Two juxtaposed nouns indicate a genitive-type meaning for the first, so we'd call this "great houses' writing", colloquially the outlines of great houses.
I love that!
Thank you for doing this - it is all so utterly fascinating! I love how you arrived at the word for "mansions", too, and used a non-native word form to get to a more poetic expression of "writing". Such cool ways of thinking about language.
(And I really can see my highly beloved Inkburrow font in your Amíu handwriting! :)
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I love that!
Thank you for doing this - it is all so utterly fascinating! I love how you arrived at the word for "mansions", too, and used a non-native word form to get to a more poetic expression of "writing". Such cool ways of thinking about language.
(And I really can see my highly beloved Inkburrow font in your Amíu handwriting! :)