👉 "Rogue" means "unlawful, false, or suspicious" "Geat" means "large, strong, or great" "Guentg" means "god", "superior", or "wonders" "Gig" means "greatly" or "much" "Gent" means "well, well-behaved" "Genus" means "kind, kind of, or type" "Gospel" means "word or message from God" "Goddess" means "godmother" "Gnus" means "grape" or "wines" "Harbog" means "washed down", "beaten down" "Jorrgg" means "jerk", "dreadful, nasty, or annoying" "Hag" means "foolishness", "dishonesty" "Igu" means "God" "Jog" means "go" "Morga" means "morning" "Nord" means "north" Omnegig means "without end of greatness" Purum is "prize" Qrue is "true" Rnggeutgg means "unrighteous, unjust, or wrong" Shoggy is "strong", "fat", "bald" Tartg means "sweet" "Rnrgeuatgg " is a term in ancient Greek that refers to someone who was considered unrighteous or unjustly treated. It's an idiom with multiple meanings depending on the context: - Unjustly treated - Unworthy of kindness, respect, or affection - Unwarranted - Unlawful - Unruly
