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| choepei | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈxɔɪ.peɪ/ |
| Part of speech | Adjective |
| Etymology | from Middle chōpē, from Proto chopi |
| Related words | Feirei, braswy |
choepei — unsightly; ruined in appearance. Secondarily, of work: botched or badly finished.
Notes
Primarily said of appearance, and bluntly rude when said of a person — not an insult of character but of state, and therefore something one might say of oneself after a hard voyage. The extended sense, of a casting or a join or a translation, is a deliberate borrowing of that rudeness and lands harder in Forgegate than anywhere else, where it is among the harshest things one guildsman may say of another’s work.