User:Maw-Ray Master

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Status: Partially inactive. Will mainly focus on minor edits.
Maw-Ray Master
Rendered model of a nesting Unagi from New Super Mario Bros.
Species Maw-Ray
Appears in June 21, 2023
Member of Unagi Liberation League

Hi, I am Maw-Ray Master, a Maw-Ray who contributes as an editor on the Super Mario Wiki. I mainly specialize in adding and citating foreign names for subjects on the wiki, though I also occasionally focus on documenting obscure and lesser-known media.

Maw-Ray Master's Userbox Tower
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Artwork of a Gringill from Super Mario Galaxy.

Overview

I first became interested in foreign languages when I took a Spanish class in middle school; it was my first exposure to a language besides English outside of the occasional French and Spanish text that can occasionally be seen. I would later take two more Spanish language classes in high school, as well as two Japanese language classes. For a time, I also attempted to learn Polish and Romanian, but I did not as much success as with Spanish and Japanese. I am currently building my Norwegian vocabulary so that I will be able to write and speak in Norwegian. I have also become interested in languages and linguistics in general, and intend to find the etymologies of words with obfuscated origins.

As can be implied by name, I also have an interest in eels, or anguilas, as I call them, anguila being the Spanish word for "eel". Eels look like underwater-dwelling versions of snakes. I became interested eels after becoming interested in Eelektross, a navy blue lamprey-like Pokémon. I like all eels, but my favorite type of eels are lampreys[a] (which Eelektross is based on), due their mouths appearing to be some sort of sucker. Some people might find this off-putting, but I think it's cute.

Outside the Super Mario Wiki, I also contribute on Wiktionary under the username Transducer1, where I mainly add cognates for words and occasionally explaining the etymologies of words; Wiktionary is an extension of my interest in languages and linguistics. I am a native speaker of English, but I also know some Spanish as well as a little Galician, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Japanese. I consider myself a researcher and find both the Super Mario Wiki and Wiktionary as means to publish information that I find. I am also a programmer, and can write in HTML, Python, and Java.

My brother also contributed on the Super Mario Wiki under the username Jaxsonjayson55.

Status

Current projects

Ongoing projects

Other projects

  • Search the deletion log for possible BJAODN material (currently at January 1, 2013).

Future/Inactive projects

Proposal ideas

Subpages

Dens

Other

Eels in the Super Mario franchise

Names in other languages

LanguageNameMeaningNote(s)Ref.
Japaneseウツボ長
Utsubo-chō
Maw-Ray Master[1]
Chinese (Simplified)海鳗长
Hǎimánzhǎng (Mandarin)
Hóimàahnjéung (Cantonese)
Maw-Ray Master[1]
Chinese (Traditional)海鰻長
Hǎimánzhǎng (Mandarin)
Hóimàahnjéung (Cantonese)
[1]
DutchMaw-Ray-meesterMaw-Ray master[1]
French (Canada)Maître de MordrènesMaw-Ray master[1]
French (Europe)Maître d'anguilles"Master of eels", from maître d'hôtel ("headmaster")[1]
GalicianDon MordimoreDon Maw-Ray; from the Spanish name[1]
GermanMurani-MeisterMaw-Ray master[1]
ItalianMaestro delle MordoreneMaw-Ray master[1]
Korean곰치장
Gomchijang
Maw-Ray Master[1]
NorwegianHerr MagenMr. Magen; the surname "Magen" is a pun on magene ("maws"), murene ("moray"), and magn (Old Norse for "strength")[1]
PolishMistrz Maw-RayMaw-Ray master[1]
PortugueseMorde-MestrePun on Mordeia ("Maw-Ray") and mestre ("master")[1]
RussianПовелитель мурен
Povelitel' muren
Maw-Ray master[1]
SpanishDon MordimoreDon Maw-Ray[1]
Thaiเทพ มอเรย์
Têep Mɔɔrə̀əi
Maw-Ray god[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Maw-Ray Master (March 20, 2026). Translated by Maw-Ray Master.

Footnotes

  1. ^ From a biological perspective, lampreys are not related to eels, and are only analogously similar; lampreys are part of the order Petromyzontiformes, while eels are part of the order Anguilliformes. However, both lampreys and eels are members of Chordata, a phylum including all animals with vertebrae (backbones), and most people would casually refer to all serpentine-like fish as eels, as I do here.