Legionaries call basically everyone not in the Legion profligate. I think it’s Vulpes Inculta at Nipton who uses the term first assuming you’re doing a normal playthrough and not doing something weird.
Also I did not know Slavic languages had “prof” as a positive root.
Also if ya want a definition. A profligate is someone or sometimes something which is either in possession of extreme wealth or is missing wealth.
As for it functioning as a whole it’s just a really fucken old word. For example it can also be used to mean overthrown, beaten, or conquered. Old words get weird after awhile.
Legionaries call basically everyone not in the Legion profligate. I think it’s Vulpes Inculta at Nipton who uses the term first assuming you’re doing a normal playthrough and not doing something weird.
Also I did not know Slavic languages had “prof” as a positive root.
Also if ya want a definition. A profligate is someone or sometimes something which is either in possession of extreme wealth or is missing wealth.
I think many would assume it is connected to professor, professional and other profs. Someone carrying an institution-verified skill set.
So it’s a noun as profligate? I thought it’s a verb, and thought it would profligator or something.
Okay I see what you mean with the prof prefix.
As for it functioning as a whole it’s just a really fucken old word. For example it can also be used to mean overthrown, beaten, or conquered. Old words get weird after awhile.
it’s both a noun and a verb as profligate. fucking language.