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[[File:Clani.jpg|thumb|250px|[[Mr Smith]] decodes a [[Morse code]] message addressed to Clani ([[SJA]]: ''[[The Man Who Never Was]]'']]
{{first pic|Clani.jpg|[[Mr Smith]] decodes a [[Morse code]] message addressed to Clani. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Man Who Never Was (TV story)|The Man Who Never Was]]'')}}
'''Clani''' was the [[wikipedia:portmanteau|portmanteau]] of [[Clyde Langer|Clyde]] and [[Rani Chandra|Rani]]. The word was invented by [[Luke Smith|Luke]] at [[University of Oxford|Oxford University]], and was, for an indefinite period of time, shared privately between the three. [[Sarah Jane]] first became aware of the word on Luke's initial meeting with [[Sky Smith|Sky]] around the time of the introduction of the [[SerfBoard]].
'''Clani''' was the portmanteau of [[Clyde Langer]] and [[Rani Chandra]]'s first names coined by [[Luke Smith]]. The word referred to the pair collectively.
 
In [[2011]], the word was invented by Luke at the [[University of Oxford]], and was, for an indefinite period of time, shared privately among the three. [[Sarah Jane Smith]] first became aware of the word on Luke's initial meeting with his adoptive sister [[Sky Smith|Sky]] around the time of the introduction of the [[SerfBoard]].
 
Rani wrote off the term as a lame attempt at humour, but also asked Luke, "Don't call us that". ([[TV]]: ''[[The Man Who Never Was (TV story)|The Man Who Never Was]]'')
 
In [[2023]], Clyde joked “Clani did it again” and linked it to the occasions that the two of them together have defeated various alien encounters in their past. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Here Today (audio story)|Here Today]]''). Luke greeted Clyde and Rani with "Oh, it's you two. Clani." ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Star-Crossed Diversion (audio story)|The Star-Crossed Diversion]]'').


Rani wrote off the term as a lame attempt at humour, but also asked Luke, "don't call us that." ([[SJA]]: ''[[The Man Who Never Was]]'')
== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
''Clani'' is a term that originated in fandom, and was in particular use amongst people who wrote fan fiction. It described a kind of story that focused on the relationship between Clyde and Rani, often stressing its romantic possibilities.
''Clani'' is a term that originated in fandom, and was in particular use amongst people who wrote fan fiction. It described a kind of story that focused on the relationship between Clyde and Rani, often stressing its romantic possibilities.
 
[[ru:Клани]]
== External links ==
* [http://www.fanfiction.net/community/Justin_Juliet_Fanfiction_Wizards_of_Waverly_Place/95595/ Clani category at fanfiction.net]


[[Category:Jargon, slang and colloquialisms]]
[[Category:Jargon, slang and colloquialisms]]

Latest revision as of 18:49, 3 November 2024

Mr Smith decodes a Morse code message addressed to Clani. (TV: The Man Who Never Was)

Clani was the portmanteau of Clyde Langer and Rani Chandra's first names coined by Luke Smith. The word referred to the pair collectively.

In 2011, the word was invented by Luke at the University of Oxford, and was, for an indefinite period of time, shared privately among the three. Sarah Jane Smith first became aware of the word on Luke's initial meeting with his adoptive sister Sky around the time of the introduction of the SerfBoard.

Rani wrote off the term as a lame attempt at humour, but also asked Luke, "Don't call us that". (TV: The Man Who Never Was)

In 2023, Clyde joked “Clani did it again” and linked it to the occasions that the two of them together have defeated various alien encounters in their past. (AUDIO: Here Today). Luke greeted Clyde and Rani with "Oh, it's you two. Clani." (AUDIO: The Star-Crossed Diversion).

Behind the scenes[[edit]]

Clani is a term that originated in fandom, and was in particular use amongst people who wrote fan fiction. It described a kind of story that focused on the relationship between Clyde and Rani, often stressing its romantic possibilities.