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28 How should I pronounce Rincewind's Name? |
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28 How should I pronounce Rincewind's Name? |
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This article is from the Pratchett Newsgroups FAQ, by Orin Thomas orin@lspace.org with numerous contributions by others.
Terry himself pronounces it to rhyme with "Mince pinned" and in Eric,
Rincewind meets his ancestor whose translated name means "Washer
[Rinser?] of Winds". Evidence would then tend to point to this
pronunciation (like the pronunciations in the Discworld Game)
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