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eodrakken wrote: next: patience

Classical Tarandim: gelegenas, 'patience, patient' from gelegena, 'to wait', iterative of legena, 'to wait, to bear, to suffer, to endure' < proto-Tarandic *ghn, to bear, to carry.

Next word: subordinate

Next Word: fault; wrongdoing Classical Tarandim: bevura , 'moral fault, ignorance', from the Gengi dialect bevu , 'defect, to be defective' < proto-Tarandic *baiwou , 'to be missing' Related: bavo , 'to lack, to be missing', bevuçe , 'wrong, faulty, immoral'; bavoçe , 'useless', kobavo , 'to need, ...

sano wrote: Next Word: precision

Classical Tarandim: komende, from kom, 'sharp' < proto-Tarandic: *krum

Next word: to barter

Classical Tarandim: edosas , 'guild, corporation, trade union'; litteraly 'apprentice fee' (the fee to pay to have a son taken as an apprentice), from as , 'gold coin' (etym. uncertain), and edos , 'apprentice', borrowed from Ponegi hedos < proto-Tarandic *hwaisdraus , 'teenager, boy', related to ad...

Classical Tarandim: çla, from Kainen ʂlaʔ, 'to rush, to hurry'.

Next word: comedy

Classical Tarandim: uskanarm, from uskan 'to hurt, to insult' from us, 'out' and kan, 'honor, face, politeness' < proto-Tarandim *kraŋ.


next word: politeness, manners

Classical Tarandim:

regger, from proto-Tarandic *renkrhr, itself probably a compound of uncertain meaning: *ren probably meant 'wood, forest', *krhr seems to be an onomatopeia.

An equivalent to 'ursine' would be reggers, 'bear-like'.

Next word: brimstone

I always understood it that way: If the ktuvoks' mind control is anything like domesticating animals, it should work better if you start when the subject is young. Sort of like how a wild dog or wolves can be a threat, while we have domesticated dogs... The average Mûnkhashi is conditioned from birt...

Jetboy wrote: Next word: corner (i.e., the part of a room)

Classical Tarandim: kotos 'wedge shaped' < koto, 'to chop wood', but also 'wedge'. < proto-Tarandic *tau, to split


Next word: axe, hatchet

Classical Tarandim: çiterabon , from çitera book, derived from çite , 'bark', 'to remove the bark', from çi (counter/class marker for leaves and leave-like objects) and proto-Tarandic *twoi . -ra designs the result of a process, -bon a place (and furniture by extension). EDIT: too slow. OK, hunger: ...

Classical Tarandim: virnandete . virnande derives from virna (proto-Tarandic *weirnra ), the 70-year cycle of the second sun, and means, roughly 'social or political change'. (It was believed that most changes in human society could be attributed to the influence of the second sun as it gets farther...

Classical Tarandim: forgenimende, from forgenim, 'responsable', from forgene, 'to promise'. Related: deforgene, 'to vouch for'.

Etym.: from proto-Tarandic *weur, 'to speak' via High Argirean fôr, and *grn, 'to carry'.

Next word: monster

Classical Tarandim: gisa, from sa, 'sea' with inceptive prefix gi-. < proto-Tarandic *swah

Next word: older sister

Next word: fallow , fallow field . Classical Tarandim: kedakkonde , from the habitual of dakkon , 'to plow', and the nominalizing suffix -te. From the proto-Tarandic root *kruŋ , 'to turn'. Fallow field is sonabenne , 'sleeping field', from the proto-Tarandic roots *swoŋ , 'to rest' and *haben , 't...

kubena , lever from ku , high, be (causative suffix), na tool. From the proto-Tarandic root *krew , high Related: kube , to raise Alternatively: tevunde , from tevu , a prop, to support < proto-Tarandic *wruy tevunde designs the physical principle; kubena would be preferred for more metaphorical me...

ebbendira, nominalization of ebbendi, compound of ebbem, sour and ti, to laugh, from Proto-Tarandic : *hoigwhm, sour and *tei smile.

Next word: pottery shop.