Lexicon Building
Nirimian:
Nalōroy, nalōribil, to bounce, jump up and down; to undulate; from 'na-', 'again' and 'lōroy, lōrib', 'to jump'
next: clock, sundial, or other most common chronometer
Nalōroy, nalōribil, to bounce, jump up and down; to undulate; from 'na-', 'again' and 'lōroy, lōrib', 'to jump'
next: clock, sundial, or other most common chronometer
"A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort."
–Herm Albright
Even better than a proto-conlang, it's the *kondn̥ǵʰwéh₂s
–Herm Albright
Even better than a proto-conlang, it's the *kondn̥ǵʰwéh₂s
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Is preleden any relation for prelude? A related inquiry: is your conlang of the Germanic presuasion?KetziaNaren wrote:preleden v. preview, to see beforehand; preled n. an advance statement, sample, or survey
[quote="brandrinn"]A right without necessary provisions for its observance is just a cruel joke.
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http://rpusa.info/platform.htm
http://www.stardestroyer.net/
http://www.projectrho.com/rocket/
The only german thing about my conlang is the infinitive verb ending. preleden is based on the Macedonian word Преглед. Most of the vocabulary is based Macedonian, Latin, and Ido.Curan Roshac wrote:Is preleden any relation for prelude? A related inquiry: is your conlang of the Germanic presuasion?KetziaNaren wrote:preleden v. preview, to see beforehand; preled n. an advance statement, sample, or survey
Ardinorian:accelerate
clerghenti
Lennei:
ngutur
Next word: flesh out your conlang's medical terms with hemorrhage.
A New Yorker wrote:Isn't it sort of a relief to talk about the English Premier League instead of the sad state of publishing?
Shtåså, Empotle7á, Neire WippwoAbi wrote:At this point it seems pretty apparent that PIE was simply an ancient esperanto gone awry.
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gum(X-Sampa, more or less. Rhymes with DOOM): The sound is supposed to be onomatopoeic to what one hears when affectionately enveloped in the mantle of another. These folks resemble some kind of squid or cephalopod.
This was meant to be a rough translation of, "hug."
The next word is: lurid.
gum(X-Sampa, more or less. Rhymes with DOOM): The sound is supposed to be onomatopoeic to what one hears when affectionately enveloped in the mantle of another. These folks resemble some kind of squid or cephalopod.
This was meant to be a rough translation of, "hug."
The next word is: lurid.
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/ʔbily.wo.fa/ - held close.Torco wrote:oneigu, 1 cup, 2 large jar
next: hug
Note: the /ɤt/ {fm} /ot/ {m} are optional prefixes, as the -fa does the needed business..
ʔbily.wo = grasping
-fa: = likely a marker to denote closeness, intimacy, in great confidence.
Cathbad wrote:OT: Oh come on, no more obscure words you can think of?
Next: why oh why? / why me? / why you?
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MadBrain is a genius.
while I was thinking of the lament when I said next, its up to whomever goes next, if they want to use the lament (as opposed to your examples, or some other interpretation)su_liam wrote:I assume you mean, "why me?" specifically in the lamenting sense rather than as, "why am I so lucky?," or, "why am I always the one who gets all the attractive members of the appropriate gender?"
MadBrain is a genius.
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äee [i:] oh, woe. Just a sound to make when lamenting or despairing. Yes, it's really pronounced [i:].
Next: carbon (as in the element or something related, like charcoal)
Next: carbon (as in the element or something related, like charcoal)
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Delith nerektos keto doth mül so mili.
Reflections of fear cast shadows of nothing.
Delith nerektos keto doth mül so mili.
Reflections of fear cast shadows of nothing.
Ngatowɤlɤ - risen hairs {on your hands}...yes, /wo/ became /wɤ/ through rounding and stuck.Torco wrote:next: the eerie feeling that something is not quite right.
/ŋatowɤlɤ/
Natiiwlɤngabo - risen hairs {on your hands} of the eyes - literally. a great shock to see/behold.su_liam wrote: How about lurid, next?
/ŋati:.wɤlɤ.ŋabo/
MadBrain is a genius.
I like this a lot.Rodlox wrote:Ngatowɤlɤ - risen hairs
What's the next word? x3
What part? The whole religion, or how Oikános and Oisuinos pass the time insulting each other?roninbodhisattva wrote:I want/need to know more about this.HelixWitch wrote:sekáno - lit. thing that writes people (Used among followers of Oiká, the second most common religion, a main part of which is writing and words)
The sekáno is the pen writing out a life's story...
(This lead to a lot of insults about "paper people".)
Heheh... As do I.HelixWitch wrote:I like this a lot.Rodlox wrote:Ngatowɤlɤ - risen hairs
Both? I mean, really, for me at least, both.HelixWitch wrote: What's the next word? x3
What part? The whole religion, or how Oikános and Oisuinos pass the time insulting each other?roninbodhisattva wrote:I want/need to know more about this.HelixWitch wrote:sekáno - lit. thing that writes people (Used among followers of Oiká, the second most common religion, a main part of which is writing and words)
The sekáno is the pen writing out a life's story...
(This lead to a lot of insults about "paper people".)