Lexicon Building

[masako]

Next word: plate or whatever your people serve food on/in

Kala:

tanu- plate / dish / platter

Next Word: quantitative

[Acid Badger]

hanḳadade from hanḳada "much"


Next word: daydream

[Sevly]

moerie n. imagination (FROM mue/moe above, over + erie thought)
stort mee ~ , dream (LIT sleep imagination)
tart mee ~ , daydream (LIT working imagination)
stortrie n. [INF] dream (CONTR stort mee moerie)
tartrie n. [INF] daydream (CONTR tart mee moerie)

Next word: underestimate

[Ars Lande]

Next word: underestimate

Tarandim: gakendappan, from kandappan, 'to hold in high esteem' (from kan, 'honor' and dappan, 'judge') plus the despectative ga-.

Next word: swordsmanship.

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

f. blanchisanye -s "the art of the sword". Etymology: from blanchisat "sword" + -anye (abstraction).


Next: steam locomotive

[din]

Tormiott:

hou (v) to rolll; (n) cart; wagon; trailer
aghou (n) automobile, car; caboose {ag-, actor, instrument} (also aghoumickek, aghou + mickek, chain)
sohuihou (n) steam engine; steam train (sohui = vapour, steam; fog; mist (archaic: spirit))

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earthenware

[masako]

earthenware

Kala:

kotso - earthenware / ceramic

Next Word: to cut down trees

[Přemysl]

p'isdlabuisga [p_>itKapwika]- vi to fell trees, no matter the method
It is a simple compound of p'idla tree + buisga snap/break

Next word: many

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

pron. darns, darnes "many". English many equals Hellesan darns (masc. pl.) or darnes (fem. pl.), while the singular forms, darn (masc.) and darne (fem.), are much, a lot of in English.


Next word: hammer

[Přemysl]

in a yet unnamed project I just started this week

saled, salag /saled saladZ/- hammer, mallet
salegh salagh /saleZ salaZ/- a strike, a blow
saleghet /saleZet/- to strike

next word: few

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

cot -e -s -es "little", "few"

Ont cot "a little", " a bit"


Next word: ice age

[masako]

Next word: ice age

Kala:

amyelo - ice age (time of ice), from ama - time and yelo - ice

next word: further

[maıráí]

Maka:

vawra - vao more; wr there, away, you, them

next word: alone, isolated (naturally vs on purpose)

[masako]

next word: alone, isolated (naturally vs on purpose)

Kala:

eso - only / merely / just / solely / alone / isolated

next word: "happening quickly and with little or no warning"

[eodrakken]

Tirase:

skévge adj. sudden, abrupt. (Kulae théphikun "hurrying" < théphite "hurry".)


next: ripe

[maıráí]

Maka:

saoki - sao pale yellow; ki uncommon adjective modifyer

So named for an extremely common berry that turns pale yellow when ripe.

next word: smooth, a smooth surface

[masako]

next word: smooth, a smooth surface

Kala:

seta - flat / silk / smooth

next word: arrowhead

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

m. tuc na senghe "head of arrow".


Next word: residence

[Z500]

Rebe: wenʼom /wɛɲ.om/, < Old Rebe wēn "to dwell" + jom "to grow"
Puthe: ohm /ɒːm/, < West Rebe wenʼom
Griets: pʼārt /pʰʲaːrt/, compound of pʼan "to dwell" + hart "to stay"
She: wīţ /wiːʈ/, < Resmus wen "to dwell" + hǝrt "to stay"

next word: verify

[maıráí]

Makato:
vanmitr ____mo - van truth, true; mitr to find, to search for; mo locative (singular)

Yumo vanmifr ya. I'll verify this. Lit. I will find the truth in this.

next word: nap

[Sevly]

DAUTIAN
more [mʊrə] n. bite; bit, small amount; [emotion] feeling, idea, intuition
stort [stwr̩t] n. sleep; rest
stort mee more · nap (LIT sleep bite)

Next word: committee

[dunomapuka]

DAUTIAN
more [mʊrə] n. bite; bit, small amount; [emotion] feeling, idea, intuition
stort [stwr̩t] n. sleep; rest
stort mee more · nap (LIT sleep bite)

Next word: committee

Thokyunèhòta:
thipòkuni - lit. "meeting group"
or just thipu "meeting; assembly"

next word: involuntary motion (tic, spasm, etc.)

[maıráí]

Maka:

kàmàfipfrto - kàmà god; fipfrtr to pull a string or rope; to nominative singular suffix
From a story. Spasms &c are the doings of bored small-time gods, playing with people like puppets.

Next word: to walk into something or someone, to bump into

[Bristel]

This is a new conlang in its very early stages, which is influenced by Salishan languages, but has more tonal aspects. "Bashulabsh" is named for "Bothell" in Washington state, where I grew up, and is similar to "Duwabsh" (Duwamish, ie the river) in Salishan languages)

Bashulabsh: túwàʔ kə́kʷədìʔ əsbilid [tú'wâʔ kə́'kʷədîʔ əs'b̥iɫid̥] lit. "that (which) strikes (lightly) against (something)"
túwàʔ kə́-kʷə-dìʔ əsbi-l-id
that ATT-strike-3s against-ACC-3s

I'm not sure if this really works, but translated more literally, it means "that (thing) (which is) lightly striking it against it (other thing)"

The first "it" is the subject, the second is the object, and "against" is a "prepositional pronoun" like in Irish, although I'm still working on exact grammar, I'm not sure if it works like it should.

I believe Salish has phrases that can be translated similarly, although I could be misinterpreting it. (Much of this conlang is only phonetically similar, and the grammar might be totally different)

This phrase is meant to be impersonal and non-desciriptive of who is doing the action, although it could be translated as being "it", this is just the basic form for a verb.

[Soap]

pssst you forgot to add a new word

Poswa: fipy (on purpose) / bevy (accidental) / pwa (ambiguous)
Pabappa: tipa (on purpose) / peda (accidental) / papa (ambiguous)
Bābākiam: ani (on purpose) / mibu (accidental) / ši (ambiguous)
Kuroras: šì (ambiguous)

new word: plow (noun)