Janque
An object for which one cannot currently recall a name.
Any object may become a Janque when the name of the object is forgotten or not known. It ceases to be a janque when another name for the object becomes known.
An object may be a janque to one person while having a different name for another person and it will remain a janque for the one who is not aware of the name of the object until that name is known to them.
It is appropriate, when possible, to point to the janque, and/or use descriptive words when referring to it, so that others will know which janque you are talking about.
Any object may become a Janque when the name of the object is forgotten or not known. It ceases to be a janque when another name for the object becomes known.
An object may be a janque to one person while having a different name for another person and it will remain a janque for the one who is not aware of the name of the object until that name is known to them.
It is appropriate, when possible, to point to the janque, and/or use descriptive words when referring to it, so that others will know which janque you are talking about.
"Hey, can you hand me that... that uh... right there next the... that janque there, with the handle. Can you hand me that?"
"Toss me that janque there, would you?"
"Did you get that fuzzy janque I asked you about?"
"Toss me that janque there, would you?"
"Did you get that fuzzy janque I asked you about?"
Janque by Ziggy the Thing March 18, 2019
Janquez
- While seemingly it sounds like the name "Jaquez" in Hebrew meaning: Supplanter, this was a name I made up around 3 years ago. (Before finding out there was a Hebrew spellinh of it)
The name Janquez was given to a female character of mine, from my perspective, it represents someone who has a strong but a gentle and soft aura. One who likes to stand out and be different, you see, the character I had grew up in a difficult background. Despite that, she had a big change in her life, she now lives as a 205cm tall with a tomboy style look.
The name Janquez has always been fitting for me as I tend to feel that it is indeed a name for people who have an evolving life, from the bad to the good. And so it is my name, Janquez. Thank you for reading.
NOTE :: Yes the character I have share the same name as me, but I am not a female
The name Janquez was given to a female character of mine, from my perspective, it represents someone who has a strong but a gentle and soft aura. One who likes to stand out and be different, you see, the character I had grew up in a difficult background. Despite that, she had a big change in her life, she now lives as a 205cm tall with a tomboy style look.
The name Janquez has always been fitting for me as I tend to feel that it is indeed a name for people who have an evolving life, from the bad to the good. And so it is my name, Janquez. Thank you for reading.
NOTE :: Yes the character I have share the same name as me, but I am not a female
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