I-talogue

noun I-ta-logue ˈaɪtalɔɡ

Also spelled italogue, i-alogue

Dialogue; conversation and exchange of ideas — remade in Rastafari Iyaric so the 'die' sound in 'dia-logue' becomes the exalted 'I'. To hold an I-talogue is to reason together, one 'I' with another, in the Rastafari way of open, spiritual conversation.

  • Di bredren hold a deep I-talogue pon di matter.

    The brethren held a deep dialogue on the matter.

  • Through I-talogue wi reach understanding.

    Through dialogue we reach understanding.

  • Come mek wi have a I-talogue.

    Come, let's have a conversation.

Rastafari Iyaric: 'dialogue' reworked to replace the 'die' sound with 'I' — 'I-talogue'. Kin to 'reasoning'. Compare 'livicate', 'i-tation'.

Dialogue/reasoning, in Iyaric form; the 'die' sound removed. See [[reasoning]], [[i-tation]].