rightern

adj

Etymology

From right + -ern.

  1. derived from *h₃reǵt-✻ — “to straighten; direct”
  2. inherited from *h₃reǵtom✻
  3. inherited from *rehtą✻ — “a right”
  4. inherited from *reht✻
  5. inherited from riht
  6. inherited from right
  7. suffixed as rightern — “right + ern”

Definitions

  1. Right (opposite of left).

    • If a player chooses Phallicity, she is eventually sent to the “Rightern” edge of the forest (it is a side-scroller after all), she will be asked to spy on “Mr. Marx” [...] Lumpen is sent to the Abbey down by the “Leftern”-most edge [...]
    • Eventually a truce was declared and a line drawn between the leftern and the rightern semispheres.

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