Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 25 | 524 | The plural for slaves considered together, both male and female, or for more than one male slave is 'kajiri'. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 25 | 521 | This was a play, of course, on the common Gorean saying that curiosity is not becoming in a female slave, or kajira. |
| 25 | 522 | One of the traces of Earth influence on Gorean, incidentally, in this case, an influence from Latin, occurs in the singular and plural endings of certain expressions. |
| 25 | 523 | For example, 'kajirus' is a common expression in Gorean for a male slave as is 'kajira' for a female slave. |
| 25 | 524 | The plural for slaves considered together, both male and female, or for more than one male slave is 'kajiri'. |
| 25 | 525 | The plural for female slaves is 'kajirae'. |
| 25 | 526 | "Straighten your collar," I said to Lavinia. |
| 25 | 527 | Instantly, embarrassed, self-consciously, she lifted her hands to her collar. |
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This was a play, of course, on the common Gorean saying that curiosity is not becoming in a female slave, or kajira.
One of the traces of Earth influence on Gorean, incidentally, in this case, an influence from Latin, occurs in the singular and plural endings of certain expressions.
For example, 'kajirus' is a common expression in Gorean for a male slave as is 'kajira' for a female slave.
The plural for slaves considered together, both male and female, or for more than one male slave is 'kajiri'.
The plural for female slaves is 'kajirae'.
"Straighten your collar," I said to Lavinia.
Instantly, embarrassed, self-consciously, she lifted her hands to her collar.
- (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 25)