"There are many ways in different languages to call a bishop. The
bishop can be a messenger (Finnish lähetti and Polish goniec), a
clergyman (English bishop and Irish easpag 'bishop' both from Latin
episcopus 'bishop'), a rifleman (Czech střelec), a runner (German
läufer, Romansh currider, Latin cursor), an elephant (Indonesian
gajah) or a crazy (French fou, also a jester or a fool). Romanian
nebun and Greek trelós mean fool or crazy."
A crazy (French fou, also a jester or a fool) = mati o cestor, o mati
cestor ... ;-)
I menì maj ov u renor o priʒe u mesendor (Doski : Laüfer, Nizilandi :
loper), par he ren talia su de cakar.
Personim i incèp ʒe ne, ka de "biskòv" doʒev deto in cake. Po de alten
peze (usim de "elefànt"), un moz incepo maj o min li simbole ...