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No such claim is made on my part.. Their Cosmos clearly states they were a human civilization..

The Jovian story, in some ways, shows some clear parallels to Pinocchio and the Pinocchio Paradox.

Given that I want to show a complete overview of my research, I should add another line of reasoning that I dismissed almost immediately, but, since Wyke is bringing up ethnicity and music, I suppose it could be relevent, given the media and entertainment allusions at the Mirror.. Another possible interpretation of Osobnyk..

Hmmm.... Contradiction alert, the timeline here names it the Unified Catholic Church, which is the older etymology.. What gives?

I do agree about deciphering Osobnyk.. I doubt a direct translation or transliteration is the answer.. @Romvex - One thing I would ask about the alien issue, is how far are you willing to extend the definition of humanity?

Very nice! Given the double and triple meanings I have found all over the place, it well could be relevent..

Oruze as it is in Greek is "rouge", red...

Synchronicity.. Conceptually, it is all relevent..

The soul as a butterfly;



vitae - of life, or as Lianda says, of living..

While soek is a word that means more than simply search, it can also mean want.. Desire...

Do Jovians have an eternal soul?

Sukha - Havitta

It also states that the first piece was acquired in Anoikis, which raises some questions about wormhole mass stability.. But, we have a likely candidate for what was carrying the polestars around..

Acronyms, anyone come up with a relevent one for OSOBNYK

Orbital Solar Observatory is the best I've seen for the first half... -nyk would work on a wild level if the structure were an entity in it's own right..

The difficulty with this is Dropbear's mention of "de Nimes", and his statement that its not as easy as translating it.


Oruze translates into English from Turkish to - We Hope That
Osobn translates into English from Polish to - Separate

However;
Oso in Creole means house, in Basque it means whole/all (wiktionary)

Anoikis means "programmed cell death" in the common consensus - but oikos in greek means household/family, as seen here. The term Anoikis comes from the Chronicle and backstory.

In the Anoikis Chronicle the section from which the area takes its name is:



The chapter that the above quote is in comes about with no identities and the following:

The Inner Assembly of CONCORD? Accessible only by Empire heads not corporate ambassadors I'd guess

Would this be other Empires?

Presumably the wormhole network

and

Thats a strong understanding in such a short time.

In this context the term Anoikis arises from the descriptive process: which is induced by anchorage-dependent cells detaching from the surrounding extracellular matrix (ECM).

the most meaningful part for me is: "When cells are detached from the ECM, i.e. there is a loss of normal cell–matrix interactions, they may undergo Anoikis"

It is not termed: Apoptosis

"The Mirror" was understandable on both sides of the expanse separating Anoikis and Empire Space.
"Oruze" and "Osobnyk" likely came about whilst separated from Empire Space.

Out of the indexed wormhole features what kind of prevalence does this linguistic style have?

Argos Sentry
Sirius Sentry
Assembly Hall
Data Field
Information Pen
Evacuation Center
Coronation Platform (?)
Gateway
Bastion
Citadel
Stronghold
Barracks(?)
Command Post
Integrated Terminus
Oruze Osobnyk - The only insight into the unique architecture is the word 'Oruze Osobnyk' which continually resurfaces throughout the garbled, largely indecipherable transmissions that emanate from within.
Ambush Point
Camp
Checkpoint
Hangar
Phase Catalyst Node - Almost regal in appearance, the compound features various thermoelectric converters connected to one another in a strange formation, running the energy they produce through concentric arches that ascend like the stairs to a throne
Data Sanctuary
Information Sanctum
Solar Cell
Strange Energy Readings - Wavelength readouts suggest a large cache of a powerful isotope was once housed here, but no solid traces remain. The level of radiant antimatter can only be explained by an immense--and recent--matter displacement.
The Line - Appears to have been a point of transit for an object of high mass, or its a contrail.
The Mirror
The Oruze Construct
The Ruins of Enclave Cohort 27

All seen here

In Summary: Oruze and Osobnyk are that disparate from the normal language used in the description of the structures that the language to which they relate is likely in the language used by the Sleepers. As played out by Viola and Grious in Theodicy :
"Hey, Grious," Viola called. The four Jovians stopped and turned. "What does ‘Enheduanni’ mean?"

The Jovian thought for a moment. "There is no translation in your language."

Although, he was pretty close to reaching an understanding with The 'Order' and Enheduanni seemed to roll off his tongue quite quickly.

I can't wait til Roga and Wyke work it out :)

Fascinating.

Borascus, you're missing two possible sources of translation: Argos and Sirius.

Both have greek origins.

Anoikis, a word with greek origins. Google translate (transliterating the word) this becomes ανοικής; open. A google search then reveals ανήκω; appertain, belong, pertain, pertain to, reside in. Not accurate science, of course. Taking a slightly different route, Oikos becomes οίκος; house. An- would be the negation of it; without a house. Traveling Anoikis without a house would seem the appropriate translation.

Further, oikos was the basic unit of family in greek culture. Not just a house, then. Without family. Alone. Capsuleers can travel in w-space and make it back with limited resources; without a family, a home.

Put this into the context of Homer's Odyssey. A story about a mariner lost at sea, trying to find his way home. A simple analogy for traveling a network of wormholes without a "compass", with only the stars to guide him.

Now, Oruze; how would Oruza, a type of moth, fit with this?

Look at what's in the Oruze Enclave. Solar engineering (stars, or more accurately, sun). Residential (or, where someone would live)

What do moths do? What's their one weakness? More importantly:



Look at those last two entries. How many planets like Seyllin are there in Sleeper space?

The more information the better, but in relation to the below:



I'd already been re-directed to the wiktionary here and it seemed like a red herring.

Anoikis makes sense if you look at the root words. "Anoikis" couldn't possibly be a reference to the medical terminology; it does, however, make sense in the context of wormholes and navigating W-space. Definitely fits with capsuleer navigation within W-space.

As a greek word, it fits in the etymology presented in Vitrauze, as well as various Sleeper and Gallente structures and vehicles.

As a literary reference, it fits with the Odyssey-like theme that permeates W-space.

For me it fits.

/shrug