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Pedant wrote: ↑Tue Dec 11, 2018 9:39 pm Next:
Scribble, doodle, writing mistake

Haþirysy:

madyesteni - scribble, doodle, margin note (literally side-writing)

istisilocu - scribble, pen mark

geþiti - doodle, little drawing

istenege - writing mistake

Next: to raid, harry

Pabappa wrote: ↑Sun Dec 09, 2018 5:56 pm next: thirsty

Haþirysy:

þimbo - to be thirsty

Most English adjectives are translated by verbs in Haþirysy.

Next: to usurp

masako wrote: ↑Sun Dec 09, 2018 5:56 am next: to poke through; puncture

Haðirysy:

seppa - to poke through, puncture, pierce, stab

Next: blizzard, snowstorm

next: to earn money Haþirysy: hureþþo - to be payed Since the Isuan economy is not very industrialized, most people don't make a living by earning a wage. Some people do, but the vast majority of the population are farmers engaged in cottage economies, and so are able to produce most of what they n...

Proto-Aereic has a- and i-augments on nouns and verbs. They don't actually do anything, but they're there, except when they disappear occasionally. The reason they exist is because at some point I decided that the vast majority of Proto-Aereic roots were disyllabic, and that trisyllabic roots were ...

ava [ˈaːvə], unstressed [avə]. 'then' (dialectal)

Next: kuros [ˈkʰuo̯ɾos] 'stallion'

Proto-Aereic has a- and i-augments on nouns and verbs. They don't actually do anything, but they're there, except when they disappear occasionally. The reason they exist is because at some point I decided that the vast majority of Proto-Aereic roots were disyllabic, and that trisyllabic roots were p...

Haþirysy:

Ehiombanicce - whirlwind (ehiom- to blow -ban- chaotic action suffix -i- result -cce augmentative)

Next: mole (could be an animal, a skin feature, or a spy. Have fun)

Ecy cie nar monu. :p
That always works out well. :p

Haþirysy:

Fešabi - soldier, infantryman (lit. spear-carrier)

Next: robbery

Giescarru.
I agree.

masako wrote: ↑Thu Nov 15, 2018 8:01 am next: cat-calling sound; clamor

Haðirysy:

Gorobonun - clamor, the chaotic shouting of a crowd or army
(goro- to shout, roar -ban/-bon chaotic action Aktionsart -un/-in abstract)

Next: to cheer someone up

Hraðe ire aþys utasti gotar es.
Any man's life must come to an end.

Haþirysy:

Milateba - to be magnificent, grand, glorious
(mila - glory teba - to be great)

Next: bridge of the nose

Sannon yn feti viko lytta tjo. Hałiu fetiu imbibun niððindiu men.
Vocabulary is the part that never ends. The other parts are finished at some time.

Eci in jamoþþo enti enisimenno. Corru nan rassi ecuvotiu siasti uscembyero.
That is a commendable enterprise. I wish I had the time for such things.

Šo romantene-'ba Haþirysysce besßuniro.
I did, however, create a new romanization for Hathirysy.

Raholeun wrote: ↑Sat Nov 03, 2018 4:28 am Next word: apuraʔ [ə̥pəˈræˀ]: ritual dagger

pará [paˈɾaː] dagger used in performing dark rituals or pagan sacrifices
parašabi [ˌpʰaɾaˈʃaːbʲi] dark magician, pagan priest (Lit. pará-carrier)

Next: cirjozja [ciˈɾʲou̯sʲə] to do mighty deeds

Hathirysy:

per oar
pennen paddle (diminuative of per)
pera to row

Next: to smash, shatter, break into pieces

Ammata to scatter over a localized area Atyego unnecessary war, war caused by a misunderstanding Beassa land set aside by peasants to grow food to be given to the local nobleman as taxes Dos a specific type of small tent Ekusya to do that Fatyo to wage civil war Fethehi difficulty one gets into due...

Masigo [ˈmaːsʲigo] mountainside waterfall

Next: Beassa [beˈasːə] land set aside to grow food given to a nobleman as taxes