Lexicon Building

[Soap]

Kuroras mṡ (/ms:/, often with an epenthetic schwa)
Poswa wemblo
Pabappa blanip, also mus which is cognate to (but not loaned from) the Kuroras word above

No etymologies, which is unusual for me, but I'll get there eventually.


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''abortion''

[cybrxkhan]

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''abortion''

Aidisese:

Wawivestan - "abortion". Originally an ungrammatical street slang term combining "Wawi", meaning "baby", with "vestan", the terminative aspect suffix; as time went by, the ungrammatical-ness of the term was forgotten and it was used in normal speech.


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History

[Ars Lande]

Next:
History

Tarandim: donnerande, 'a collection of reports', 'chronicle', 'history', presumably from Geminon's Ekaisagi neça borge a donnerande, lit. Compilation of the reports concerning the war against the Kaysan, better known as Reports of the Kaysan war or A chronicle of the Kaysan wars. < From the perfective of donne, 'to make sure' + the collective suffix -nde < proto-Tarandic *dowŋ, 'to be sure'.

Next word: electoral fraud

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

f. aur laurejantedh "electoral fraud". Etymology: of aur: from Peran anber– “injury”, “hurt”, “broke”, from ana– “in”, “upon”, “in excess” + nber– “to broke”; of laurejantedh: from Peran laureantediu “electoral”, from laureantea "election" + -ediu (adjec.).


Next word: ancestor

[treskro]

Proto-Vdangku:
růong inzqūze n. ancestor, older relatives - lit. "old person", since they believe life continues after death, those who have died still continue to exist and are referred to as such.

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

f. lhamede nuscre or nuscre lhamede "next word". Etymology: of lhamede: from Peran lambede “word”, from Sate LAMBA–, from LAM–; of nuscre: from Peran nuskari “following”, “which goes second”, from Meg. neoskares “second”.

Next word: household deity

[Ars Lande]

Next word: household deity

gedores, related to ige, fire and gedo, hearth < proto-Tarandic *gri

Next word: rooster

[dhok]

Amakese: ḫudros, masculine of ḫudra, "hen". It is thus cognate to Kohanese chúdherr^H and chúdher^L, respectively- both being from Proto-Northern *xūders, *xūderā.

Next word: sheet of paper

[Soap]

Amakese: ḫudros, masculine of ḫudra, "hen". It is thus cognate to Kohanese chúdherr^H and chúdher^L, respectively- both being from Proto-Northern *xūders, *xūderā.

Next word: sheet of paper

Poswa blabel bedžy (blaba "paper" in the essive case, plus bedžy "sheet, blanket")
Pabappa plabel pepua (same as above)

Kuroras kʰògō but technically that just means "book leaf"

Next word: necklace

[masako]

Next word: necklace

Kala: oyo - bead / necklace / jewel(ry)

next word: significant

[cybrxkhan]

next word: significant

Aidisese:
Hena - literally, "important", or "significant"


Next:
University

[Přemysl]

unisberisda [unipeɾita]- university
obviously a loan from Spanish

next word: to fry

[WanderlustKoko]

Karani: You can either use "Muun[mu:u:n]" or "Iskimingo"[i:zkʰi:mi:ŋo] to get "to fry" out of. If you are referring to cooking than "muun" would work better but if you're referring to something else that is frying then you would use "Iskimingo" as it relates to fire and heat.
Muun- to keep something refridgerate something, to put something in the freeze, to heat up something in the microwave (on a stove, and other cooking related activity)
Iskimingo- Everything related to fire

Next: To have moral values/to be virtuous/to have ethics that one must adhere to.

[masako]

Next: v ethical / virtuous

Kala: hitsua - just / morally fair / righteous / ethical / virtuous

next word: refuge

[maıráí]

next word: refuge

Maka - aítèmai - lit. kindly gathering place

Ji tu aítèmai mao. Go to the refuge

next word: okay, alright, fine

[masako]

next word: okay, alright, fine

Kala: tipa - OK / okay / all right / alright / good / acceptable

next word: sweater, pullover

[Soap]

Kuroras xʷáʕʷòsi, which literally means "that which surrounds the hair", a type of heavy fur jacket worn in very cold climates. Later the meaning shifted to torso-only jackets and then to sweaters.

next word: pollen

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

f. timne –s "pollen". Etymology: neolog. from Class. Sarden thymne “scattered dust”, “big smoke”, “suspended particles”, taken from Drusnian thumne “dust”, “dust off”, from Sing. dheu– “dust”, “smoke”, “vapor”.


Next word: myrtle

[Bristel]

Next word: myrtle

Athanic:

myŕtello "myrtle bush" [myrtelːɔ] from Latin myrtillus

or

peŕvinca "periwinkle" [pervinka] from Latin pervinca

Not sure, but I think I want Athanic put in some kind of alternate Earth conworld... but that could change.

New word: aromatic, smelly

[Acid Badger]

bersiḳon /bersiˈkʼõn/; from ber-, bara "heavy, strong" and siḳo "smell"

Next word: gossip

[mapking27]

Ciecha-- Pendisqusquian for gossip

From Scuriean: cievicchiane (to talk behind someone elses's back)

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Hollow

[con quesa]

In Saimiar, karøpo, "vacant, empty, hollow". Unanalyzable root, unfortunately, not much interesting stuff to say about it.

Next word, "on top of"

[masako]

Next word, "on top of"

Kala: ua'e - on top / above / on / about

next word: younger sister

[Soap]

Poswa:
pwamia from the verb pwam "to reach up", plus a phonologically reduced form of a word (waba) that means sister. (pwamwaba > pwamwea > pwamwia > pwamia)

next word:
devil, demon

[cybrxkhan]

next word:
devil, demon

Aidisese:

Newato - devil, demon. A burrowing from the Xemarian Nhiuttio, who was a demon spirit in Xemarian folklore. Stories of Nhiuttio became popular in Aidis, and the Aidisese version, Newato, became the word for any kind of evil spirit in general (sort of like Ghoul in English).


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Affection