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| Wybra | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈwɪb.ɾa/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | from middle CRT wubīē, from Proto wubi |
| Related words | Ekseidh, Voelrei, sanoeva |
Wybra — one whose hardship, borne without complaint, makes others fond of them.
Notes
Not pity, which looks down, and not admiration, which looks up. A Wybra is someone a person wants to stand near and do something for, and the wanting is often more about the person feeling it than the one felt about.
Said warmly and heard uneasily. A person who knows they are being treated as a Wybra generally does not enjoy it, and saying so tends to make it worse.