Do you mean a cup made of china, or the sailing competion?Click wrote:kahyo – china cup
I like this one, but I already have;Click wrote:mya'a – mock someone by parroting their own words
I know you took pele from Hawaiian, but did you take petle from Spanish or Russian? Both have been added, btw.Click wrote:pele – volcano
petle – blow a raspberry
A cup made of china, of course.masako wrote:Do you mean a cup made of china, or the sailing competion?Click wrote:kahyo – china cup
Okay, let it mean ‘to meow’.I like this one, but I already have;mya'a – mock someone by parroting their own words
nuka - joke; banter; tease; mock
senta - mimic; satirize; mock; irony; sarcasm
...I'm not sure I need another work for mocking...
I wasn’t aware of such a word existing in any of these two languages, and it seemed like a nice onomatopoeia. By the way, I took pele from Mount Pelée as well.I know you took pele from Hawaiian, but did you take petle from Spanish or Russian? Both have been added, btw.pele – volcano
petle – blow a raspberry
I added tsiki - porcelain; china [made from ~]...kahyo will be "softpaste; decorative ceramic wares"Click wrote:A cup made of china, of course.
Added...but I do already have oma which is combined with the animal name to indicate the sound of the animal.Click wrote:Okay, let it mean ‘to meow’.
pele and petleClick wrote:I wasn’t aware of such a word existing in any of these two languages, and it seemed like a nice onomatopoeia.
Added, and;Nannalu wrote:nyetle - quote (n), to quote
tetlo - to bring up a situation
mpekue - off the beaten track
Added. I really like tsimua...great word.Risla wrote:tsimua: ominous (esp. weather)
muetlo: sweat
senku: think poorly of someone
Added.Julanga wrote:nyana – algorithm, (computer) program, function (mathematics/computing)
Added as;Kawdek wrote:myatsua: observe, comment, retort
nkopa: delusion, paranoia
epye: scrape, scratch, play something (using a bow)
