Lexicon Building

[personak]

The Emnonians don't mummify their dead, so, they just call them:

sus laramut - corpse - lit. son of the Watcher, e.g. Laramus Totus Lufus, Watching Death King.

Alternately sus totut, son of death, though that isn't as nice to say.

[masako]

Next word?

[din]

We'll just pretend it's 'word', then.

Tormiott:

thay [θæj]
(n) word; utterance

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Next word: book cover

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

1. f. tolerna "cover" or, more specifically, tolerna na marghi "book cover". Etymology: from Anc. Hel. taulerna, from Peran tadulerna, from TADUL– “covered place”, from Sate TAD– “to cover”, “to hide”.

2. m. taulatz "book cover". Etymology: from taulatz "closed", from taular "to close".


Next word: independence

[din]

Tormiott:

ade /'æðə/
(n) group of people; (homogeneous) crowd
niaiade /ɲæ'jæðə/
(n) independence (political) {nia-, Prefix. A single unit from something normally appearing in a collection; a piece of a larger whole; a part of something larger (also figurative); A bounded substance from a mass (e.g. water)}

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Next word: prop

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

m. escar "prop", "support". Etymology: related to escàsser “to extend”, from es– “beyond” + cass– “pro–” (from Peran kares– “in favour of”, “before”, “heading”, "leading").


Next word: to fix, make firm, fast or solid

[Bristel]

Athanic:

a chasam "to attach", "to fix". Etymology: related to casama "sticky tar", from a- "with, for" + casam "tarring" (from Old Athanic kaasama "pitch, shipbuilder's tar")

Next word: to break, to shatter

[cybrxkhan]

Next word: to break, to shatter

Aidisese:

Qaqar - to break, or to shatter; onomatopoeic

Next:
Delusional

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

adj. embrejant "delusional", "misleading", "deceptive". Etymology: metathesis of emberjant, from Peran enbertianti "delusional", from en– “in” + bertiu “grey”.


Next word: compass

[Soap]

Kuroras

ṁsóxʷà "motion tool", "motion machine" (because that's about as complex a machine as they have). The same morphemes in a different order produced Poswa wapsa, but the word fell out of use.

Next word: volcanic ash

[treskro]

Utakwu:
nepfwunì, compass, from nepfw- to measure and un instrument/tool suffix

utir utswutwutu, volcanic ash, lit. ash-fire

Next:
stellar

Edit:
darn ninjas

[Miiil]

Sorotine:
Agernëjø Agern:Stars -ëjo:Of/from/GEN

Next:Truth

[Risla]

South Eresian: istláhix- "starlike," istláhiu-, "pertaining to stars"

(Ninjaed!)

tázos, "truth."

Next word: pessimism.

[cybrxkhan]

[quote="Risla"
Next word: pessimism.[/quote]

Aidisese:
Puwayata - pessimism. From "puwa", meaning "melancholy" or "depressed", and -ata, a derivational suffix that turns adjectives into nouns.


Next:
To be stressed out

[Soap]

To be stressed out

Poswa:
kibvapep "to pull out one's hair" or vappep "to eat one's hair"

next:

to drink with the mouth only, without using the hands (as an animal would do)

[Miiil]

Sorotine-Ceahlüpohzzø-Tounge-Ceahl Drinking-Pohzzø

Next:to do something impossible

[WanderlustKoko]

Karani:

Nomichapa-[nomi:tʃa:pʰa:]- to drink something, to swallow, to inhale something, to put something in one's mouth
Nozkaiz-[Noskʰaɪz] to drink

These are interchangeable and it really is more of a personal preference thing but in the past it used to be more specific but nowadays it doesn't matter but Nomichapa has other meanings as well depending on the context.

Nomichapa (napiwa) elki kussuri- I'm swallowing a pill(s) now [VSO: Swallow (I) now pill(s)]

"by mouth only" would be Nomichapa + thing being swallowed+ mouth+Neu particle

Example: Nomichapa fiyos elki kussuri gort neu [nomi:tʃa:pʰa fi:joz elkʰi: kʰuzsuri: sa:ka:na; go:rtʰ neɪʉː] [Drink child(ren) now pills mouth neu particle] The Child(ren) just swallowed a pill just now (by picking it up with their mouth)

Elki- Now
Gort-Mouth
Kussuri- Pill(s)/Medicine/Medication (Non-prescription ones)
Neu by, by means of, with, in, at, on

Ninja'd so here is Millionare's:

To do something impossible

Lamoikas[La:mɔɪkʰaz] is used to express that something cannot be easily and will be impossible/near impossible to accomplish. It can also be used to express something that looks like it might be very difficult to accomplish.
Examples:
Krumahi lamoikas- It's harder than it looks!
Taulpani lamoikas- It's harder than it looks!
Hupendonii lamoikas- It's more inconvenient than it has to be


Taulpanii-Complicated
Krumahi-to try at something and fail, to be weak at something, something that is difficult for you to accomplish, to be unlucky
Hupendonii- Inconvenient

NEXT: To be liberated/to be free/to escape evil to find the good

[treskro]

Next?

[WanderlustKoko]

I had to edit my post but I post there now!

[masako]

now!

Kala: ima - now / yet / immediate(ly)

next word: underwear

[WanderlustKoko]

Faworasmono- [fa:wora:zmono]Underwear (Lit. Butt-thing)

NEXT: To be liberated/to be free/to escape evil to find the good

[din]

Tormiott

ek /ək/
(v) to link, join; to fasten, tie
(n) link, joint (not in the body); knot; bond, (official) agreement
ekpapir (n) contract (ek + papir, paper)
mickek (n) chain; train {mick- A collection; bundle; stack}
soiek (v) to be untied; to be freed, to be liberated {so- Opposition, negative, against}
asoiek (v) to loosen, to untie; to set free, to liberate; to be sacked, to be fired, to be laid off {a- Transitive}

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next word: billboard -- or banner, if billboard is too anachronistic

[Izambri]

Hellesan:

m. edar samantiranedh "advertising image". Etymology: from Peran aidaron "image" (from Meg. aidon / edon "image", "appearance", "idea" + –aron "direct relation") + samantiranediu “advertising” (adj.), “publicity” (adj.), "that made public", from samantirantu “advertising” (noun), “publicity” (noun), "public thing" + –ediu (adj. suf. “ownership”).


Next word: impression

[Přemysl]

Majiusgaru:
yas'iu asbula- impression, literally touch's spirit/wind
interestingly yasbula s'iu, literally wind's/spirit's touch, means memory (the concept).

Next word: memory

[mapking27]

minertu is "memory" in Chestuphian
from mineteraious whaich means "the minutes of yesterday" in Myrandian

next word: spring (as in the source of a river)