What are chess pieces called in your language?
In German they are like this:
>pawn = Bauer (farmer, peasant)
>rook = Turm (tower)
>knight = Springer (jumper)
>bishop = Läufer (runner, carrier, messenger)
>queen = Dame (lady)
>king = König (king)
What are chess pieces called in your language?
In German they are like this:
>pawn = Bauer (farmer, peasant)
>rook = Turm (tower)
>knight = Springer (jumper)
>bishop = Läufer (runner, carrier, messenger)
>queen = Dame (lady)
>king = König (king)
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peón
torre (tower)
caballo (horse)
alfil (elephant in arabic or persian)
reina (queen)
rey (king)
Daily reminder that modern chees was invented by italians and spaniards.
>These modern rules for the basic moves had been adopted in Italy and Spain
Pion
Tour
Cavalier
Fou
Rein
Roi
>Queen is most powerful piece
So tolerant
but the king is still the most important
Kawal
Tore
Kabalyero
Obispo
Reyna
Hari
Guess what we call 'Chess' in Tagalog?
pion = pawn
tour (tower) = rook
cavalier (horseman) = knight
fou (mad) = bishop
reine = queen
roi = king
>Historian Marilyn Yalom proposes that the prominence of medieval queens such as Eleanor of Aquitaine and Blanche of Castile and Isabella I of Castile, the cult of the Virgin Mary,[4] and the power ascribed to women in the troubadour tradition of courtly love, might have been partly responsible for influencing the piece towards its identity as a queen and later its modern great power on the board, as might the medieval popularity of chess as a game particularly suitable for women to play on equal terms with men.
I propose naming it "Advisor" again. Or Vizier/Wazir for the exoticness.
the most rapists like to chess. so are yuo a rapist? or do you have somewhat at least some kind of but feel quite rapy on some certains days?
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>pawn = bidak (peasant)
>rook = tir (fortification)
>knight = satria (Sanskrit for knight)
>bishop = gajah (elephant)
>queen = menteri (sanskrit for Minister)
>king = Raja (sanskrit for king)
that's no very dutch
Pion (peon)
Toren (tower)
Paard (horse)
Loper (walker)
Koningin (queen)
Koning (King)
>pawn = kmet (farmer, peasant)
>rook = stolp (tower)
>>knight = konj (horse)
>bishop = tekač (runner, carrier, messenger)
>queen = dama (lady)
>king = kralj (king)
It is hetman in Poland
There are morons who call it królowa (queen) but they are factually wrong
pawn - Pion
rook - Wieża - tower
knight - Skoczek - jumper
bishop - goniec - messenger
queen - hetman - en.wikipedia.org
king - król
>pawn = peshka ("someone traveling on his own feet")
>rook = ladja (an old word for ship)
>knight = konj (horse)
>bishop = slon (elephant)
>queen = ferzj (borrowing from Persian, doesn't mean anything by itself)
>king = korolj (king)
pawn: piyon
rook: kale=castle
knight: at=horse
bishop(haram): fil=elephant
queen(kek): vezir=vizier
king: şah
sotilas, soldier
torni, tower
ratsu, mount
lähetti, messenger
daami, dame
kuningas, king
>pawn = peshka (infantryman)
>rook = ladja (galley)
>knight = koñ (male horse)
>bishop = slon (elephant) or officer
>>queen = ferz' (vizier) or queen
>>king = korol' (king)
adviseur then
or admiraal (admiral) to give it a particularly dutch influence :)
> elephant
wtf?
>pawn = Peão (pawn)
>rook = Torre (tower)
>knight = Cavalo (horse)
>bishop = Bispo (bishop)
>queen = Rainha (queen)
>king = Rei (king)
What's the problem?
Pawn - Pėstininkas (footman)
Rook - Bokštas (tower)
Knight - Žirgas (horse)
Bishop - Rikis (no idea what it means or where it's from), also sometimes heard kunigas (bishop)
Queen - Dama (lady)
King - Karalius
WE WUZ CHESS N SHIEET
Peão
Torre
Cavalo
Bispo
Rainha
Rei
>pawn
po-n
>rook
rukku
>knight
naito
>bishop
bishoppu
>queen
kui-n
>king
kingu
very retarded
Chess originally came from India, then the middle east, then to Europe.
Muslims weren't going to say "bishop" obviously so just elephant then.
japanese language sounds like a retard trying to speak english
I thought it came from Persia. In Germany we call it "Schach" which is the Persian word for "king".
pawn=pešak (walker)
rook=top (cannon)
knight=skakač (jumper)
bishop=lovac (hunter)
queen=dama (lady)
king=kralj (king)
Please please tell me you say "Chekku matu"
youtu.be
Yeah I know, this had bullshit chess rules
>Karalius