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==Transcription==
==Transcription==
:{{Parsed D'ni|re-|atinor|-okh||re|ter||ken|-en||t'-|ahl|-tee|-on}}
:{{dni-reftext|re-|atinor|-okh||re|ter||ken|-en||t'-|ahl|-tee|-on}}
:The beauty of the tree is in its ''unknown word''
:The beauty of the tree is in its ''unknown word''


:{{Parsed D'ni|roob||re-|gerahn|-okh||re||ter||ken|-en||t'-|nay|-on}}
:{{dni-reftext|roob||re-|gerahn|-okh||re||ter||ken|-en||t'-|nay|-on}}
:but the ''unknown word'' of the tree is in its root
:but the ''unknown word'' of the tree is in its root


[[Category:D'ni texts]]
[[Category:D'ni texts]]
[[Category:Uru reference material]]
[[Category:Uru reference material]]

Latest revision as of 03:19, 17 July 2024

The Tree Proverb is a D'ni text found in an (unused) design by Josh Staub for the Hall of Kings floor, in Myst Online: Uru Live.

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reatinorokh reter kenen t'ahlteeon
The beauty of the tree is in its unknown word
roob regerahnokh re ter kenen t'nayon
but the unknown word of the tree is in its root