Lexicon Building

[Imralu]

next: very large; huge; tremendous; gigantic

Xuáli:

da - big, large (neutral)
daa - big, large (indicates a more emotional reaction; the speaker is impressed by the size)
daha - huge, enormous (da(a) + intensifying infix -(V)h-)

daua - mountain, fig. tremendous, gigantic
dahaua - enormous mountain (daua + intensifying infix -(V)h-)
daráua - enormous mountain (daua + augmentative infix -(V)r(')-)

docto - mountainous (from da u ci daua 'large like a mountain')

zambac - mythical giant, Titan


Next: very small, tiny, miniscule, minute, itty bitty, teeny weeny

[masako]

Next: very small, tiny, miniscule, minute, itty bitty, teeny weeny

Kala: ahi - small, tiny | ahika/ahimha - very small; miniscule

next: age; generation; era

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Kinál:
hátu - time
-s - NOM
-ni - AUG

hácu - any definite period of time; an age
hácuni - era; eon

Next word: pack animal

[masako]

Next word: pack animal

Kala: amohya - amo (to carry; transport) + haya > hya (animal)

next: emphasis; focal point; priority

[sucaeyl]

next: emphasis; focal point; priority

רמע נה /ɣəˈmaʕ nɨʔ/ romanticization- roma ne- focal point, fovea

חולק /xʊwləq̚/ romanticization- cjulokc- priority, goal

Next word: savory, umami

To those who asked: No, no online sources. Just my own little conlang, an a priori called תעלן ני /taʕlɨn nɪj/ talen ni literally our voice. can also be written with arabic: تعلن ني

[MisterBernie]

Next word: savory, umami

jahnunā [jɑxˈnuːnɒ] - tasting of meat, savoury
tumrauvunā [tumˈrɑʊ̯βunɒ] - savoury, meaty and earthy (deliciously so) (lit. dark-earthy, in reference to mushrooms and game)

next: weather

[cybrxkhan]

next: weather

Aidisese:
Raitumes - from Djakhetian "Ra'atum", meaning "sky".


Next:
simplify

[Christopher Schröder]

Next:
simplify

Illyrian —
enlessen — to simplify, to make less-complicated, to reduce the number of aspects of
genlest(e)(n) — simplified, simple

Next word: librarian

[sucaeyl]

Next word: librarian

כעלים צהדן /kaʕˈliːm sˤəħəden/ romanticization- kaliim scohodeen- literally book lender

Next word: Lobster bisque. If not in your conworld, then aroma

[masako]

Next word: Lobster bisque

Kala: matla katsai - lit: soup crustacean

next: couple; pair

[Bristel]

next: couple; pair

Kūc Modjo:

kibi "pair" from ki "two" and -bi nominalizer suffix



next: game

[Christopher Schröder]

next: game

Illyrian —
pleige (n.f.) — play, game, ballgame, anything which is played as a game
jeuwe (n.f.) — game involving set pieces, would be used to form compounds such as "board game" and "video game"

Next word: annoyance

[sucaeyl]

Next word: annoyance

זעזי /zaʕˈziː/ romanticization- zazii - an aural annoyance, a mosquito, (informal) a young child or (offensive) a lisp

פלף שעגן /ˈpolɨp̚ ˈʃaʕgən/ romanticization- poolep sjagon- a visual annoyance, literally a swarm of gnats

Next word: Scrumptiousness

[Imralu]

Next word: annoyance

Xuáli

kagu[a X] - vt: annoy [X]; adj: annoying [to X]; n: annoyance [to X], annoying thing or person [as far as X is concerned]

- Uá i kaguan.
"You're annoying me."
"You're annoying to me."
"You're an annoyance to me."

For the abstract noun meaning, it could be:

xi ne kagu - annoyance (the emotion, from "air/-ness PASS annoying.thing)

... but abstract nouns are rare in Xuáli, usually being replaced by a me ("that") clause (if they require a possessive in English) or a gerund clause (with le.

Me na i ne kaguax i dahim
----------
I dahim um na i ne kaguax
"My annoyance with him is/was clear."
"That I am/was annoyed with him is/was clear."
"It is/was clear that I am/was annoyed with him."

Le ne kagu i dze de
----------
I dze de u le ne kagu.
"Annoyance is not good/beneficial."
"Being annoyed is not good."
"It is not good to be annoyed."

Next word: Scrumptiousness

teni - savour, appreciate, savourer, appreciator, connoisseur
tceni - (thing or person) to be savoured, to be appreciated, for connoisseurs, scrumptious, delicious, delightful

xi tceni - scrumptiousness
me X i tceni - the scrumptiousness of X; that X is scrumptious
le tceni - scrumptiousness; to be scrumptious; being scrumptious

Next word: eye-candy

[masako]

Next word: eye-candy

Kala: nihako - lit: attractive person

next: step; stair

[Soap]

Poswa: turpe
Pabappa: pisipi, wurap (the second word is cognate to turpe above)
Kuroras: sipĭ (cognate to pisipi), xʷs

All of the words can be used for 'step' or 'stair' equally well except xʷs which specifically refers to steps that are level to each other, e.g. for crossing rivers or muddy landscapes without getting wet. xʷs has no true equivalent in the other languages although it is cognate to words for bridge.


next: hammer

[Nesescosac]

Bɨɨše: uzatoisavva

Next word: transgender

[masako]

Next word: transgender

Kala: tsa'e saka - lit: across gender

next: to "bump" a forum thread to raise its profile (internet slang)

[maıráí]

Unnamed Lang:

maììshashu su para ka- lit. to give horns
maììshashu ra - (casual form) lit. to do horns
(In reference to this Unnamed people's second favorite form of body modification.)
shashuyama - a thread that has been bumped too much, or doesn't deserve all the bumps; lit. protrusion mountain


MSSh!
Shashuyama na rasà sùkùsaka’àà, nama su sìkì ra.
bUmP!
If anyone bumps this piece of crap again, everyone gets banned.




next: to break (a law, a rule, a promise), to break (a finger, a bone), to break (a branch, etc)
(Different forms optional, of course.)

[MisterBernie]

balba - to break, to crush transitive and voluntarily
> rāmũk balbānes, s/he broke the pot
draimajata - to (cause to) break transitive and involuntarily
> etśunai draimajatānes, s/he broke her/his bone
draima - to break, to fracture intransitive
> etśu balbānos, the bone broke

(those already existed, so in addition:)
(maranś/ġamruś/farans) zurŋa - to break a rule/a law, to defy an order (lit. to do wrong [according to the rules/the laws/the law])
rimīrn ġaunta - to break a promise (lit. to ignore a promise)

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next: uterus, womb

[masako]

next: uterus, womb

Kala: sikyo - uterus; womb

next: to withdraw; to pull back; to contract; to shrink; to reduce

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Kinál:
-řa- [χɑ] - withdraw; contract

-hueqʼ- [xʷæqʼ] - reduce
small-CAUS

-hueqʼná- [xʷæqʼɴɤ] - shrink
small-CAUS-STAT

Next word: city hall or similar building

[Colonel Cathcart]

Next word: city hall or similar building

I haven't worked out the Turo system of government yet (weird, because that's usually like the first thing I do), but I have some words:
geljatere "administrative building" (gelja "council" + tere "house")
oajegeljatere "government house, parliament building, capitol" (oajegelja "government," oaje- "head, main, chief" + gelja "council")
linnageljatere "city hall" (linna "city" + geljatere)

Next word: complex, having many parts or functions

[masako]

Next word: complex, having many parts or functions

Kala: mpuku

next: distressed; embarrassed

[Soap]

Interesting idea to unify those two, but for now my conlangs have separate words.

Kuroras: oran "embarrassed" (from orà "to embarrass, humiliate")


Poswa:
džakem, a neutral word for the state of being embarrassed
žužom, embarrased, specifically for being seen naked or metaphorically for being unable to hide something
kabwetša sweating from embarrassment



Pabappa:
papem, cognate to džakem above
lusam to blush
wabarpipi the cognate of kabwetša above, though I doubt it would survive 3000 years with absolutely no change in meaning. They could also just say papemum wipa "sweating from embarrassment"

The concept of being "in distress" would likely be communicated through metaphors, though there is a very old word in Poswa (kam)and Kuroras (kʰan), which means "being attacked", which would work by itself or as the basis for those metaphors.

next: walrus