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| Aernthorn | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈaɪɾn.θoɾn/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | Aern + thorn |
| Related words | Slyngra, Sygra, Kelva |
Aernthorn — the bramble whose thorns are hard as metal and hook inward.
Notes
A dense low bramble, gray-brown and unremarkable at a distance. The thorns are the length of a finger, hooked backward, and hard enough to turn a blade that meets one square.
Grows fast and dense. The thorns catch, and every movement to get free sets them deeper, so a person caught in a thicket alone and unable to cut clear will bleed out over hours.
Fire is the only reliable answer. Cutting works and takes a long while.