#hive language

IN DESTINY ONE IS WAS MALOK, BUT NOW ITS MALKK???

WHAT DID ERIS FIND OUT SHE WAS SAYING IT WRONG BECAUSE SAVATHÛN'S BROOD SPEAK A SIGHTLY DIFFERENT VERSE OF THE HIVE/KRILL LANGUAGE, SO ITS ACTUALLY PRONOUNCED MALIK?!!?!

AND NOT TO MENTION THE PAINS THIS CAUSES FOR MY THEORIES ON THE HIVE LANGUAGE, BECAUSE MALOK MEANS MY POISON,SO I HAD IT AS IT POSSIBLY BEING MA-LOK BEING MA=MY AND LOK= POISON BUT THE ISSUE WITH THAT WAS LOKAAR A WIZARD OF THE COURT OF ORYX, AND LOKAAR MEANS NOT THERE.

SO FIRSLY THIS ACTUALLY kinda helps me, if Malok is pronounced Malik that could make Lok pronounced as lik mean poison so Lok pronounced as Lok could mean not or both names could have the lik sound so Lokaar(who to my memory never has their name said outloud) could be said as Likaar.

it's the second name that Oryx takes, and one of few hives words for which we have meaning for.

the ryx of Auryx obviously shares both letter and a sound with the ryx in Oryx which makes sense Auryx is the name he chose when he took the King morph, and from how it is spelt leads me to believe that it is Au(Long) ryx (Thought) and if that's the case that would make Aurash mean long something because I have no evidence for what rash could mean for the Krill/hive language. I'm gonna head cannon it as Meaning long reign.

Now if ryx means thought, that means Oryx means ---Thought. Of course we have no idea what that first word it could be, but I can guess what would fit with Oryx becoming the taken king.

Oryx it means deep-thought.

Malok, my poison if we try taking the word apart to get a word for my and a word for poison we get Ma for My and lok for poison we are first seems fine, until we look Lokaar, Not there, which has lok at the start.

See my issue?

We could see Malok as Mal-ok having Mal as My and ok as poison expect in the blighted chalice strike that has Malok in it Eris says it as Ma-Lok which hurts that's theory

Volrog i have no idea how we would dissect that word into less than me

Lokaar has the issue of sharing the Lok with Malok, but aar should be fine as a word for there.