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Dutch phrase "Hier ben ik, hier
blijf ik" ("Here I am, here I stay").
Syldavians seem to be fond of
mineral water,
which does not go down well with the...
-
Bordurian (another
fictional language),
Slavic languages and Turkish. The
Syldavians often bear
names of
Slavic origin, such as Wladimir; the dish szlaszeck...
-
endings to the
names of
Syldavian places,
while Polish history parallels Hergé's
description of
Syldavian history. The
Syldavian language used in the book...
- in King Ottokar's Sceptre; a
Syldavian political agitator and
leader of the "Iron Guard",
cover for the ZZRK (
Syldavian Central Revolutionary Committee)...
-
international rival is Khemed. In King Ottokar's Sceptre,
Tintin reads a
Syldavian tourist pamphlet that
reveals the
early history of
Syldavia and its relationship...
- to the surface,
encountering Thompson and
Thomson and the
chief of the
Syldavian police in a
patrol boat. Down below, with all of his men
having evacuated...
- of Tintin, the
Brussels author Hergé
modelled his
fictional languages Syldavian and
Bordurian on Brusselian, and
modelled many
other personal and place-names...
-
Tonelico Series' Hymmnos.)
Comics (The
Adventures of Tintin's
Bordurian and
Syldavian) Toys (Furby's Furbish)
Musical albums (Magma's Kobaïan) Children's TV...
-
scuffle breaks out
between Syldavian and
Bordurian agents, in
which Tintin is
knocked down, and
Calculus is
captured by the
Syldavian agents, who are able to...
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Snezhnaya Snezhnayan Snezhnayans Sontar Sontaran Sontarans Syldavia Syldavian Syldavians Utopia Utopian Utopians Wakanda Wakandan Wakandans Westeros Westerosi...
