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el flokratisson wrote:next: revenge

Kala: neka - to make reprisals; to retaliate; revenge; retaliation

next: to reward; to compensate

sano wrote: next: to reward; to compensate

Trurian:
erendhono 'to reward (someone)' (= to give someone a reward for completing something, e.g. winning a contest; implies a greater reward/compensation than is strictly necessary or fair)
lanthono 'to cover, cover over (something); to pay, compensate (for)'

Next: mind / soul / heart

Cathbad wrote:

sano wrote: next: to reward; to compensate

Trurian:
erendhono 'to reward (someone)' (= to give someone a reward for completing something, e.g. winning a contest; implies a greater reward/compensation than is strictly necessary or fair)
lanthono 'to cover, cover over (something); to pay, compensate (for)'

Next: mind / soul / heart

Illyrian:
Méty (f.) — Recollection, Memory
Soulle (f.) — Spirit, Zest, Essence
Herte (n.) — Will, Desire
Ember (m.) — Mind
Keur (m.) — Heart (Organ)

Next Word: Organ (Instrument)

Christopher Schröder wrote:Next Word: Organ (Instrument)

Kala: kanuyasa

kanu - any stringed instrument

yasa - wind

next: kind-hearted

sano wrote: next: kind-hearted

Aurelian: magaç - kind, friendly, obliging
High Eolic: lúc - kind, kind-hearted

Trurian: theleí - good, kind
lucheí - kind, altruistic (loan from HE)

Next: shark

Cathbad wrote: Next: shark

Icastrian has a few words for shark. The general and scientific word is horaig [ˈhɔɾajj]. Another is förtenano [ˈfœr̥tʃəˌnano], literally "sea-bear." This term is mostly used in coastal areas where fishing and whaling are primary economic activities, as sharks are minor sacred animals in the professional-religious traditions of fishermen and whalers. In the navy, where a very different professional-religious tradition predominates, sharks are seen as loathsome creatures that portend calamity; sailors know sharks as förteangrou [ˈfœr̥tʃˌaŋgrʌʊ] (sg. förteanger [ˈfœr̥tʃˌaŋgɛr̥]), literally "sea-demons."

Next word: document

Colonel Cathcart wrote:Next word: document

Vanga:

œyhmýls; text; letter; document; character; glyph

I just took the already existing word for 'text'.

Next word: agony

Skomakar'n wrote:Next word: agony

Kala: umuaha

umua - pain; ache

-ha - augmentative

next: stench; stink; smelly; to smell (bad)

Illyrian:
Brieth (m) — Smell, Odor
briethen — to smell of, to emit Odor
briethy — giving off a Smell; briethy ta smelling of
Staum (m) — unpleasant Smell, Stench
staumen — to stink, to smell bad, to reek
staumy — unpleasant-smelling; staumy ta smelling of

Next Word: Blizzard, Snowstorm

Christopher Schröder wrote:Next Word: Blizzard, Snowstorm

Kala: pakyo

next: to elucidate; to explain clearly; to expound

Turrugh - To explain. To answer.

Turrugh ho ka hu a hu glan u wurruh - He explained as like water of a cleanliness - He explained with clarity.

Next - molasses

ùlemmow - n inan - sweet, viscous substance; syrup, molasses, honey

Next: paranoid

treskro wrote:Next: paranoid

Kàmo:
Ganikanà - "to see ghosts frequently" - to be paranoid; to be crazy/out of one's mind

Next word: fang; sharp tooth

Theta wrote:

treskro wrote:Next: paranoid

Kàmo:
Ganikanà - "to see ghosts frequently" - to be paranoid; to be crazy/out of one's mind

Next word: fang; sharp tooth

Poswob pappo, from a word that originally meant poison
Pabappa: wobabiu, from feas pisi žužubu, "front teeth (that) bite"
Khulls: mĕ, a single word with no significant changes in form or meaning since its parent language

next: maze, trap

Heba:

vèrlmiki a maze
vèrl spiral, confusion
miki trap, snare
veremiki a maze, made of shrubbery (playing on the similarity between vèrl and vere)
vere green, plant


Next: guest, visitor, customer

valiums wrote:Next: guest, visitor, customer

Telèmor: depajor (n-var.): visitor; fem. depajot

Next: visa

vampireshark wrote:

valiums wrote:Next: guest, visitor, customer

Telèmor: depajor (n-var.): visitor; fem. depajot

Next: visa

Vanga:

alantúnahha; alantúnahhs; "permit to travel (across borders)"

From ál(a)-m ("to go") and tų-w (tún-w; "to be possible/able").

Next word: bridge

Skomakar'n wrote:Next word: bridge

yucxqay /jutʃ.`Ɂaj/ - n. a bridge, from yucxa road and qay sky.

Next: antidisestablishmentarianism

Or: quagmire

Poswa:

besfap = league, religious sect (religions and political parties are generally the same thing on this planet)
piššep = the government

piššwes petem besfap = (a/the) religion supported by the government
(piššwesfap for short)

piššep besfwap petembwob = (for) the government to stop supporting a religion

piššep besfwap petembworpete = to support (the idea of) a government no longer supporting a religion

piššep besfwap petembworieše = to oppose (the idea of) a government no longer supporting a religion

piššep besfwap petembworieše bumbem = antidisestablishmentarianism

But most likely if this became a commonly used phrase it would be shortened by piššwesfap bumbem, "the alliance (in favor of) the established religion", or at least piššep besfap bumbem.

Pabappa would most likely just loan everything letter for letter from Poswa, but if it were native it could be something like pisep perap pimpem.

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next: quagmire

Soap wrote:next: quagmire

Kàmo:

ipikoí - diminutive of 'swamp'

next word: liver

day-day /daj.daj/ - n. liver, from reduplication of day stomach.

Next: amusement

Kèia:<arieko> -amusement
<tepaka arieko> -amusement park
Next word:doubt

Xaro wrote:Kèia:<arieko> -amusement
<tepaka arieko> -amusement park
Next word:doubt

Classical WIP Lang:
doubt- daubédn [daʊbe:dn]
to doubt- adén daubédn [ade:n daʊbe:dn]

Next Word:
Relatively narrow plane between a Sierra and the Coast.

¬Lyra

Lyra wrote:Next Word: Relatively narrow plane between a Sierra and the Coast.

Do you mean "beach"?

Lyra wrote:Next Word:
Relatively narrow plane between a Sierra and the Coast.

Illyrian —

Greutlende (f.) — Sandy Beach
Strend (n.) — Coastline, Edge
Daille (f.) — Bluff; high, rocky Coastline

Next Word: Tart, Pie