User:Kamenûk
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| Aliases | Kamenûk (on Latin-script Wikipedias) Каменюк (on Cyrilic-script Wikipedias) Crownbask (before “Kamenûk”) Yogh (on Discord)[2] Sconh (in Minecraft) Sir Stonewall (in Roblox) |
| Etymology of Kamenûk | From Russian камень, [ˈka.mʲɪnʲ][a] |
| Birthplace | Russia |
| Birthdate | late 2000s (decade, not century) |
| Residence | the South |
| Gender/Sex | Male |
| Pronouns | He/Him[b] |
| Relationship status | Single (as of February 2,025) |
| Favourite color | Orange |
| Favourite numbers | 07, 16, 20, and 100 |
| Favourite videogame | The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (with HoS and BaW) |
| Handedness | Left-handed |
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Hello! My name is Kamenûk. In English, Kamenûk is pronounced /kɑ.mɛ.ˈnjuk/, kah-men-NEWK. I primarily speak English, but I also know some Russian. I am a homosexual. My favourite TV show is Young Sheldon, but I also like Skibidi Toilet. I like hamburgers, sushi, pizza, and pelmeni. I dislike caviar, alcohol, and homework. My favourite colour is orange. I also use the British spelling of some words instead of the American spelling, but I’m inconsistent on that. My favourite unit of measurement is the stud from Roblox, which is exactly 28 cm., or 11+3/127 inches. My favourite videogame is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (released on the 19th of May 2,015).[1]
I consider myself to be a quick learner and a kind person. I’m good at math and English (I usually get fives and fours as my PSAT scores). I enjoy passively helping other students if they need help because I like not doing class work. I also enjoy learning about history, politics, and language. I have an optimistic view on the future. I believe that the meaning of life, between and including all organisms capable of life, is to survive, to reproduce, and (of humans) to earn the most happiness to as many of us as possible.[1]
I have access to The Wikipedia Library.[c][3]
Nomenclature
[edit]Etymology
[edit]I was previously known on Wikipedia as Crownbask, but Yerpo helped change my name to Kamenûk. The reason why my current username is Kamenûk is because when I lived in Russia, my grandfather and I used to go to a playground. It had a big rock that I used to like climbing.[1] We called the rock kamenëk (Russian: каменёк, [kɐ.mʲɪ.ˈnʲɵk], based on the Russian word for ‘rock’, камень [ˈka.mʲɪnʲ]),[1][4] which I at the time misinterpreted as being kamenûk (Russian: каменюк, [kɐ.mʲɪ.ˈnʲʉk]).[1]
Translations
[edit]| Language | Spelling | Pronounciation |
|---|---|---|
| Russian | Каменюк (Cyrillic) Kamenûk (Romanized) |
[kɐ.mʲɪ.ˈnʲʉk] |
| Arabic | كَمِنيـُوك (Perso-Arabic script) Kaminyūk (Romanized) |
[ka.min.ˈjuːk] |
| Cantonese | 卡梅紐克 (Traditional) 卡梅纽克 (Simplified) |
[ka˥.muj˨˩.nɐw˨˥.hɐk̚˥] |
| English | Kamenûk / Kamenuk | /kɑ.mɛ.ˈnjuk/ |
| Esperanto | Kamenûk / Kamenyuk | [ka.me.ˈnjuk] |
| French | Kamenûk / Kaménuk | [kɑ.me.ˈnyk] |
| Greek (ancient) | Καμενύκ (Greek) Kamenýk (Romanized) |
[ka.me.núk] |
| Greek (modern) | Καμενύκ (Greek) Kamenýk (Romanized) |
[ka.me.ˈnik] |
| Hindi | कमेञिऊक (Devanāgarī) Kameñiūk (Romanized) |
[ka.mɛ.ˈɲɪuːk] |
| Japanese | カメニュク (Kana) Kamenyuku (Romanized) |
[ka.me.njɯ̟ᵝ.kɯ̟ᵝ] |
| Korean | 가메뉵 (Hangul) Gamenyuk (R.R.) Kamenyuk (McCune) |
[ka.me.njuk] |
| Mandarin | 卡梅紐克 (Traditional) 卡梅纽克 (Simplified) Kǎméiniǔkè (Pinyin) |
[kʰä˧˩.mei˧˥.ni̯oʊ̯˩.kʰɤ˥˩] |
| Proto-Indo-European | kh₂menyok | [kɐmenjok][6] |
| Spanish | Kamenûk / Kameñuk | [ka.mɛ.ˈɲuk] |
| Toki Pona | jan Kamenjuko[d] | [jan ˈka.men.ju.ko] |
Videogames
[edit]Here are some of my favourite videogames in no particular order.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
[edit]This is my favourite videogame of all time.[1] It has an official website made by CD Projekt Red.[7] I have played through the entire game, both DLCs included, multiple times.[1] I love this game and I absolutely would recommend it to everyone.
Fallout 4
[edit]I also love playing Fallout 4. One of my favourite things to do in Fallout 4 is to establish new settlements in pre-war workshop areas because I get to design a new post-apocalyptic town in an area that literally experienced fallout from a nearby nuclear detonation.[1][8]
Ghost of Tsushima
[edit]Ghost of Tsushima is the most recent game I got into. As it is probably fairly clear, open-world RPGs are my favourite videogames. Stabbing the invading Mongols is quite fun, in my opinion.
Roblox
[edit]I enjoy playing Roblox on my main account, Sir Stonewall, which I created on the 23rd of September 2,017.[1][9] Some of my favourite games to play on Roblox are “Survive and Kill the Killers in Area 51 !!!” by Homermafia1, “Natural Disaster Survival” by Stickmasterluke, “DOORS 👁️” by LSPLASH, “Slender” by the Slender Game Funclub, and “The Legendary Swords 2 RPG” by Omega_RX.[1]
Minecraft
[edit]I occasionally play Minecraft. My username in Minecraft is Sconh, which is monosyllabic jibberish.[1] Currently, Minecraft costs $29.99 USD.[10] A fun fact about Minecraft is that on versions 1.12 and before, Minecraft used IDs on blocks, items, potions, and mobs.[11]
Raid: Shadow Legends
[edit]I have an on-and-off relationship with Raid: Shadow Legends. There are long stretches when I play it and when I don’t (I’ve no idea why).[1] For computer users, there are websites that let you download the game and start the journey.[12]
Dungeon Keeper 2
[edit]Dungeon Keeper 2, the sequel to the videogame Dungeon Keeper, is another game I enjoy playing.[1] In it, the player is the villain attempting to escape the underworld by killing King Reginald and taking all of the portal gems. According to GOG, it takes 18+ hours to beat the game.[13]
Quotes
[edit]Below are some of my favourite quotes,[1] sorted by if I have encountered them before or if they are from somewhere else.
Quotes that I have not encountered in real life
[edit]- “Ask no questions, and you’ll be told no lies.” — Mrs. Joe Gargery in Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations
- “You blocks, you stones, you worse than senseless things! O you hard hearts, you cruel men of Rome, knew you not Pompey?” — Murellus in Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
- “I’m sure you’ve written some great sentences.” — Mr. James of the Oak National Academy in his online lessons[14]
- “As one, until the end” — Plungerwoman in Alexey Gerasimov’s Skibidi Toilet
- “The games are done, and Caesar is returning.” — Brutus in Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
- “We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood. Our eyes are yet to open… Fear the old blood.” — Master Willem, in the videogame Bloodborne
- “All that glisters is not gold,” — Prince of Morocco, in Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice
- “Why men throw their lives away attacking an armed witcher… I’ll never know. Something wrong with my face?” — Geralt of Rivia, in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, being attacked at Troubleu (Blood and Wine expansion)
- “Four legs good, two legs bad.” — The sheep of Animal Farm
- “Good work. You have a skull.” — Jakeras
Quotes that I have encountered in real life
[edit]- “You Have Read and Understand instructions… Share a post on Integrity.” — One of my 09th-grade teacher (she used that exact capitalization)[15]
- “See me today because I don’t understand this presentation. It needs a lot of work and you have been at it for 3 days now.” — Another of my 09th-grade teachers[16]
Projects
[edit]Here are some of the projects I am working on:
- Skibidi Toilet Graph, a graph summarizing each episode of Skibidi Toilet
- Granny (videogame), an 2,018 indie horror videogame
- Next Gen Personal Finance (abbr.: NGPF), a free-to-use non-profit online finance education service
- The Witcher 3 locations, a list of locations that can be visited by the player character in The Witcher 3
Here are some projects I completed:
- the Motivation Cube, a middle school group project I participated in
- The Quadratic Solver, a Python program that solves for the x-intercepts of a quadratic function
Extras
[edit]Here are my subpages:[17]
- Granny
- Guestbook, which you ought to sign
- Motivation Association
- sandbox (sub-subpades: Granny, Motivation, Skibidi Toilet, and Locations in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
I also have a contributions page.[18]
References
[edit]- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Me, I am the reference.
- ^ Yogh’s Super Secret Server, my Discord server
- ^ The Wikipedia Library, an online library that allows active editors to access a wide range of collections of paywalled reliable sources for free.
- ^ a b I know some Russian.
- ^ The Help:IPA pages for English, French, Spanish, Greek, Russian, Hindustani, Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic
- ^ a b The phonology page for Proto-Indo-European
- ^ The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Official Website, made by CD Projekt Red
- ^ The Fallout Timeline on the Fallout Fandom Wiki
- ^ Sir Stonewall, my main Roblox account
- ^ Minecraft.Net and Purchase Minecraft for PC, the official website of Minecraft along the location to where to purchase it
- ^ Minecraft ID List, by Graham Edgecombe (“Enter an item or block name…” / “Enter a mob or entity name…”)
- ^ You can download Raid: Shadow Legends here, or start playing it here.
- ^ Dungeon Keeper 2 on GOG
- ^ Julius Caesar, Shakespeare, Act 1, set of online lectures delivered by Mr. James of the Oak National Academy (Note: these lessons will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025; they will be here instead)
- ^ Tuesday February 6 3, One of my teachers, in a discussion announcement on Canvas, published on the 06th of February 2024 at 13:00 EST
- ^ My nineth grade English language arts teacher, in the Notes section of a slide in the PowerPoint presentation that my group worked on from 15th to 18th of April 2,024
- ^ The page for my subpages
- ^ The page for my contributions
Notes
[edit]- ^ My Wiktionary page and the Etymology section go into further detail about the etymology of Kamenûk.
- ^ I have been referred to as a she before.[1] I don’t mind if someone refers to me by non-masculine pronouns.
- ^ The notification for it said “Congratulations! You are now eligible for The Wikipedia Library. Click here to browse a wide collection of free reliable sources.” in non-italized fully-græy text.
- ^ Due to the grammar of Toki Pona, the word jan has to be put before the name to signify that the name is that of a person.
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