Lexicon Building

[masako]

Next: caricature

Kala: natsa - to draw; picture; painting; drawing

next: absolutely (not); (dismissive interjection) Yeah, right.





EDIT: pg 50!

[Zaris]

Next: caricature

Kala: natsa - to draw; picture; painting; drawing

next: absolutely (not); (dismissive interjection) Yeah, right.

Kternotoya

Bava! A haughty interjection of disbelief or disagreement.

Next: sponge, rag, cleaning brush

[masako]

Next: sponge, rag, cleaning brush

Kala: pano - cloth; woven material; textiles; towel; general purpose cloth

next: rule; order; regulations; procedure

[treskro]

Tow:

fént fúhnt - n7 - regulation, rule
fént lu̖nt - n7 - procedure



Next:
anatomy

[masako]

Next: anatomy

Kala: keha - anatomy; body; corpse

next: to begin; to start; to initiate

[roninbodhisattva]

New project-
suqta 'cloud'

Next word: ritual sacrifice

[Imralu]

Next word: ritual sacrifice

Niwari:

gimiu: a sacrifice, literally a 'gift for Uw', the deity of death and destruction
gimiuwam: to sacrifice something.

Next word: palanquin, litter, sedan

[masako]

Next word: palanquin, litter, sedan

Kala: tlaki - a sedan chair; a palanquin; a litter

next: that; those; (one) another

[----]

Kala: tlaki - a sedan chair; a palanquin; a litter

next: that; those; (one) another

Sorit: that- on, those- una, another- detta

next word: to sympathize with

[masako]

next word: to sympathize with

Kala: noto - compassion; relent; sympathize; sympathy

next: justice; righteousness

[Boşkoventi]

next: justice; righteousness

sekkétuk (n.) legality, justice ('justness'), lawfulness, righteousness, morality
< sekké(e) "(adj.) legal, lawful" (< Victot li Rhák setker, setkerh "(n.) law, regulation; (adj.) legal, lawful") + -tuk ~= "-ness"

cf.:
ker "(n.) law, justice"
< VLR ker, kerh "rule, law"
also keretuk < ker-e "legal (of the law)" (< VLR ker, kerh) + -tuk

uepihtuk "(n.) judgement, sentence; justice"
< uepih "to judge, sentence" + -tuk



next: "to ride, drive, go (by vehicle)"
Ack. Already did that. How about:

"to destroy, eliminate"

[Imralu]

"to destroy, eliminate"

Niwari:
nolamam "to annihilate", "reduce to nothing" (nolam "nothing" + -am causative).
param "to take apart, dismantle, take to pieces" (pat "apart", "in pieces" + -am causative)


Next: buckle

[masako]

Next: buckle

Kala: ntoka - button; to fasten; to button; buckle; knot

next: dipper; ladle

[finlay]

Next: buckle

Kala: ntoka - button; to fasten; to button; buckle; knot

next: dipper; ladle

Holy shit, I've just realised what's actually meant by "The Big Dipper".

[din]

Oh, that does make sense doesn't it...


(Hey, it took me years to realise that Popeye isn't just a name)

[finlay]

Oh, that does make sense doesn't it...


(Hey, it took me years to realise that Popeye isn't just a name)

it... it's not?

[Soap]

I think he just means that he didnt realize Popeye was named for his bulging eyes (which I think are not as much of a distinguishing characteristic of him as they were in the original B&W cartoons).

săno means spoon in Kuroras, which is pretty close to a ladel. The Poswa cognate, san, means shovel.

next word: venom, poison

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

m. senci "venom". Etymology: from Peran sinki "of mistletoe", from sinu "mistletoe", due to the toxicity of that plant.

Next word: leather

[finlay]

I think he just means that he didnt realize Popeye was named for his bulging eyes (which I think are not as much of a distinguishing characteristic of him as they were in the original B&W cartoons).

you don't say. you'll notice i just made the same realisation. ;p

[Imralu]

Next word: leather

Niwari: pil 'leather', 'skin' (from English 'peel' on analogy with fruit peels, cf. English skin which has become Niwari skin meaning 'clothing', and English leather which has become Niwari lera meaning 'money pouch', 'wallet').

Next word: tyre (tire for the Americans, as in the rubber things on a car's or bike's wheels, not to become tired)

[Bedelato]

Next word: tyre (tire for the Americans, as in the rubber things on a car's or bike's wheels, not to become tired)

Hmm... Thí fidum... (Bengedian: "I'll try..." )

Bengedian:
icla "wheel"
íclašamu "tire", lit. 'wheel-covering'

Old Bengedian:
rai jéklā "wheel" (f.)
*Macrons indicate long vowels, acute accent marks primary stress. <j> == /j/.

Next word: paper (the material, or a sheet of such with a thickness suitable for writing)

[masako]

Next word: paper (the material, or a sheet of such with a thickness suitable for writing)

Kala: kami - paper; document; letter

next: lame; crippled

[Boşkoventi]

next: lame; crippled

Vaida Mi ha:

urumak (adj.) lame, crippled, disabled, impaired; (vi.) to be lame, crippled, disabled, impaired
< urum (vi.) to cripple, disable, impair + -ak (forms stative verb / adj. from verb)

Next word:
"to pierce, puncture, perforate"

[Imralu]

"to pierce, puncture, perforate"

Niwari:
metcol "pierce", "puncture"
memmetcol "perforate" (from metcol + reduplication)

Etymology: tcol from Eng. through (whence Niw. tcu 'pass through') and Eng. hole (cf. Niw. bejol 'hole in the ground', 'grave', from Eng. bury + hole). Memmetcol is derived through reduplication of metcol.

Next word: eclipse (solar and/or lunar)

[WanderlustKoko]

Karani: Uchuu aku kwangi [utʃu: akʰu kʰwaŋki] /lit: The Universe's cycle/

NEXT: Intoxicated/Drunk