Perrin being called Sei´cair

[Graf Ashaman]

Anyone knows what "Sei´cair" means? In crown of swords the wise one that aproaches Rands party coming back from Dumai Wells calles Perrin that (page 101).

[Guest Majsju]

It means something along the lines of Golden Eyes.

 

Cair means Golden (Al'cair Dal = The Golden Bowl

Al'cair'rahienallen = Hill of the Golden Dawn)

 

Sei means eye(s) (Seia Doon = Black eyes)

[Guest Egwene]

Sei'cair = Golden eyes in the Old Tongue. (from encyclopaedia-wot)

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[RobertAlexWillis]

It means Golden Eyes.

[RobertAlexWillis]

Lol ... Egwene beat me, so I have to elaborate

 

Sei'mosiev - lowered Eyes

 

Sei'taer - straight Eyes

 

Al'cair Dal - the Golden Bowl

 

Al'cair'raheinallen - Hill of the Golden Dawn

[RobertAlexWillis]

Its kind of funny how we all jumped on that one ...

[Guest Egwene]

even funnier, seeing as we are on book discussions, that here is a question were we are all agreed on the answer *g*

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[Rational_Solutions]

even funnier' date=' seeing as we are on book discussions, that here is a question were we are all agreed on the answer *g*

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[algspkr]

even funnier, seeing as we are on book discussions, that here is a question were we are all agreed on the answer *g*

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No, no, it means to toke.

 

Just kidding, I saw that too and was going to ask what it meant but I forgot, glad someone else remembered.