Lexicon Building

[Izambri]

And the next word is?

[Bedelato]

I edited.
The new word is: mean (verb, as in "What does this mean?")

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

v. nansagar "to signify", "to mean". Etymology: from Peran namasagari, from Sarden namathagaro "what the noun does", in the sense of "the sense or meaning that it gives", from Sarden nāma "name", "noun" + thagaro "to do", from Sing. dhe– "to do" + agar– "action".


Next word: winter festival or any specific word for your conculture's (celebration/festival/holiday of the) winter solstice

[Risla]

South Eresian: Alalqara, tleqara kwa Alalwa, literally the "time of the moon." "Moon" here is Alalwa, which is the name of the lunar deity, whereas the usual word for moon is nwaholi.

Next word: sarcasm.

[Ars Lande]

ebbendira, nominalization of ebbendi, compound of ebbem, sour and ti, to laugh, from Proto-Tarandic : *hoigwhm, sour and *tei smile.

Next word: pottery shop.

[Acid Badger]

aban dablebeta "pottery shop" from aban "shop, market" and dablebena "pottery" (also: balba - to potter, blia "clay")

Next word: to flog, to whip

[Dewrad]

ebbendira, nominalization of ebbendi, compound of ebbem, sour and ti, to laugh, from Proto-Tarandic : *hoigwhm, sour and *tei smile.

Next word: pottery shop.

Classical Tailancan: durantra "pottery workshop", from durā, duran-, "potter's wheel", etymologically related to drodor "wheel", both from the Proto-Kalpo-Lacaran root √DUR "wheel". Also derived from durā is durancos "potter".

EDIT: Dammit! Beaten to the punch! Very well.

trespetin "to flog". From Proto-Lacaran *tresp-, intensive of *ter- "to strike". Derived terms include tresta "scourge" and trempā "judicial sentence" (from PL *trespnã "a whipping")

Next word: textile.

[Z500]

Puthe: meğc < West Rebe mʼaget < Memeyk mʼēget < mʼēgi "fiber" + kəjt "to bind, fix"

next word: leverage

[Ars Lande]

kubena, lever from ku, high, be (causative suffix), na tool. From the proto-Tarandic root *krew, high
Related: kube, to raise

Alternatively: tevunde, from tevu, a prop, to support < proto-Tarandic *wruy

tevunde designs the physical principle; kubena would be preferred for more metaphorical meanings (eg. in politics).

Next word: elector, voter

[Dewrad]

Next word: elector, voter

Classical Tailancan: pādrastūios, present participle of pādrasatin "to elect", from pā "out, out of" + drasatin "to choose", ultimately going back to the PKL root √DARAS. Other words from the same root include drascos "magistrate" and drannos "monk".

Next word: fallow, fallow field.

[Ars Lande]

Next word: fallow, fallow field.

Classical Tarandim: kedakkonde, from the habitual of dakkon, 'to plow', and the nominalizing suffix -te. From the proto-Tarandic root *kruŋ, 'to turn'.
Fallow field is sonabenne, 'sleeping field', from the proto-Tarandic roots *swoŋ, 'to rest' and *haben, 'to sow'.

Next word: ingredient

[maıráí]

Itianio:
tapiko - tap- food; ko- thing; -i- smaller amount of following, or the following is diminuitive; -iko- little thing, small part (standard)
tapominrcho- min- create, creation; cho- part; (book)

next words: to smile, a smile

[wagg]

Adro:
dízno
n.^PA smile; dim.* grin, smirk, fake smile; aug.* laugh
turen no díznino
v. to smile (lit. to have a smile)

From the English "Disney", because it makes me smile.

*Adro uses the article to create diminutive and augmentative forms of the noun, so they are not reflected in a different form of the word itself, but are often included in translations.

PA = partially animate, a class/gender of a nouns used for weather, body parts, and other various in-between things

Next word: viccisitude, "a favorable or unfavorable event or situation that occurs by chance; a fluctuation of state or condition"

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

f. torsenafor "vicissitude". Etymology: from torsenor "sudden change" (torsar "to change" + -enor (abstract of state)) + -afor (direct relation).


Next word: hostility

[eodrakken]

Tirase:

lúnul-e-ro f. "wind-and-water" i.e. shifting circumstances.

Ah, wasn't fast enough. Here's "hostility":

sídage adj. "hostile, threatening in demeanor". Adjectivization of sídan vt. "threaten", from Kulae sítete "discipline" < Proto-Nuelic sisa "fist".


next: burst

[Eschatologist]

High Ishtaric ricàkā (/ʁi.ça˥˩.ˈka˦/) - to burst; from ris ("to press") + càkā ("to break"). Past tense ricàkā-ī; future tense ricàkā-ì; imperfective aricàkā

Next word: bureaucracy

[maıráí]

Itianio
I think I have plenty of literal words by now.
mitfikinototao - mitf strict, structured, austere, organized; kin 'official' paper such as rulebooks, books of laws, money; tota country, society, world (figurative, as in "Western World" or "The World of the ZBB")
kinatotao - an inefficient bureacracy, a spend-crazy country
mitfitotao - a country with many rules

next word: the time things go wrong

[masako]

next word: the time things go wrong

Kala:

malama (a contraction of mala & ama, 'bad' and 'time' respectively)

next word: the tickle in ones throat after a burp

[roninbodhisattva]

zegut [tsɛɣut]

Next word: the spots that are left on one's vision after looking at the sun or other bright source of light for longer than advised.

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

m. pl. beris n'esprenc "spark goblins". Etymology: from beri "goblin" + esprenc "spark".


Next word: femme fatale

[Nannalu]

méritiina biatkena n - femme fatale, fatal woman. méritiina meeke homme fatal

Next word: ringsting - when your ass hurts after eating hot food.

[Acid Badger]

blei mehire lit. "third burning". The first one is in the mouth, the second in the stomach. Yay.


Next word: rebellion

[din]

Tormiott:

ok (n) river; stream; (v) to stream
» sogok (n) rebel (v) to rebel {+ gradation prefix 'so-', opposite, negative, against}
» ascasogok /ˌæskæso'ʁok/(n) rebellion {+ theme prefix 'asc-', The act(ion) of.., the result of...}

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Next word:

spray can

[maıráí]

Itianio
sichaksir-poso - "spraying container"
sufanasichaksir-poso - suf force, pressure, ana cuases, causing, results (suffix)

next word: to be late or to arrive at the wrong time

[roninbodhisattva]

kylaita- to arrive late

Next word: noun