sesquipedalian [ˈsɛskwɪpɪˈdeɪlɪən]

Proto-Kangthang [sɛ˥su˩pi˩˥pʰidiɛ˥˩li˥jən˩]

Pyrthei
séisopispidaurléyein [se˥sopispidau̯˞lɘ˥i̯en] or Kang
chi
sǿsùpǎphadêláyàng [sɵ˥su˩pɘ˩˥pʰɘde˥˩lɘ˥jɘ̃˩]
idiosyncratic [ˌɪdɪəsɪŋˈkrætɪk]

Proto-Kangthang [i˥˩di˩˥jəsiŋ˩t͡ʂʰɛ˩˥tʰi˥kə˩]

Pyrthei
irdiʼyeseingchestíka [i˞diʔi̯ɘseŋʧesti˥ka] or Kang
chi
âdǎyasàngchěthákø̀ [ɘ˥˩dɘ˩˥jɘsɘŋ˩ʧʰe˩˥tʰɘ˥kɵ˩]
luminescent [ˌluːmɪˈnɛsn̩t]

Proto-Kangthang [lu˥˩mi˥nɛsən˥tə˩]

Pyrthei
lurmíneisénta [lu˞mi˥nesɘn˥ta] or Kang
chi
lûmánøsǿngtø̀ [lu˥˩mɘ˥nɵsɵ̃˥tɵ˩]
circumlocution [ˌsɜːkm̩ləˈkjuːʃən]

Proto-Kangthang [sə˩˥kum˩lə˥ȶu˩˥ɕən˩]

Pyrthei
sekkolékiuʼshan [sɘkːolɘ˥ki̯uʔʃan] or Kang
chi
sǿ̭kùnglǿchǔyàng [sʉ˥kũ˩lɵ˥ʧu˩˥jɘ̃˩]
Choose which one you want. (The italic
ch in Kang
chi is to disambiguate it from a similarly named conlang, but now I've decided to add it to the orthography I use to disambiguate /ʧ ʧʰ/ <
ch ch>. /ʉ ɘ a/ were written <ø̣ ə a> in the first version of the orthography. Now they're written as <ø̭ a
a*>
*or <ɑ>