Lexicon Building

[Atalant]

wildfire, blaze, conflagration: surøhelsænj (crazy fire)

Next word: unanswerable question

[clawgrip]

Next word: unanswerable question

Himmaswa:

- duam gmar huoo syam /duə̯m ɡma̰˞ː hʌu̯ sjam/ (question exist NEG answer)

Next word: everyone everywhere; all people; people of the world

[Kezdő]

hanak (person-mass count)
Or the PC version: yantak (sapient being-mass count)

Next word: Soramimi, i.e. words in a foreign language misheard as words in your language, usually nonsensical

[Boşkoventi]

Next word: Soramimi, i.e. words in a foreign language misheard as words in your language, usually nonsensical

Vaida Mi ha:

sarauinak [saráwinák] (noun, class 5) "(sth.) misheard, misunderstood"
- from sara "wrong, false, incorrect" + uin "to hear, listen" + -ak past/passive participle

saravan [sáravan] (noun, class 5) "misnomer"; by extension, "mondegreen, soramimi"
- from sara "wrong, false, incorrect" + van "name, title; term"
- sometimes saravanak [sarávanák] by analogy with sarauinak



Next word: wilderness, country, countryside

[Thry]

Next word: wilderness, country, countryside

Irglandic: el camp, la natura (country/nature), lo salvage (wilderness abstract, "the wild")

Next: afterlife, the other side, etc.

[Imralu]

Next word: Soramimi, i.e. words in a foreign language misheard as words in your language, usually nonsensical

Ahu: benilava

Geddit?

Now back to your scheduled viewing.

[an-tan]

Next: afterlife, the other side, etc.

Tsat'naideno- "Place of future revelations."
Açenai places a great deal of emphasis on death and the afterlife. Rather than endorsing suicide, it encourages one to live a full life and to try and question the world around them, so that in the afterlife, one will be wiser than someone who believed everything they were told.

Next: Unwanted affection from someone.

[Soap]

Poswa yet again:
tursomma, unwanted gift (from a word meaning literally "the largest strawberry", from a dream I had where I was a baby and someone gave me a strawberry that was too big and watery for me to eat)
žam, to love

So it's just tursomma žam for the verbal form, or turso žam to be concise (leaving out the superlative morpheme), and that plus -bib- for a verbal noun.

next: diplomat, ambassador

[Kezdő]

Diplomat, ambassador
krekunav
Krekun means "to make diplomacy"*, and derives from prekun ("to argue") with the first consonant changed to reflect kru, meaning "peace" which in turn derives from kur ("good", but not in the strictly moral sense). Av is an agentive suffix. A kraekunav is an active diplomat, but that term is usually only brought up either when emphasizing that another is retired or when one is simply being technical. Changing a verb's first "e" to "ae" makes it habitual.
*Translating this is rather tricky, as the occupational noun derives from a verb rather than a noun.

Next: A smell which should cause revulsion but one has grown used to through years of exposure (i.e. fireworks or gasoline).

[Skomakar'n]

Next: A smell which should cause revulsion but one has grown used to through years of exposure (i.e. fireworks or gasoline).

Vanga:

tahmnauss [ˈtahm̥͡n̥aʊ̯ɕ]; a "worn out"/"blunt" smell; <what you wrote>

From the roots ta-h- ('blunt'; 'flat'; 'not sharp') and mnáw-d- ('to smell'; 'to sniff') with the inanimate third person suffix -(A)s.

Next: to wiggle

[an-tan]

Next: to wiggle

Uyaya: To squirm as a fish does when it is out of the water. Related to the "self form" ayaya which means "to run," and the negative-action form eyaya which means to escape from a sticky situation or to get out of harm's way.

Next: A friendly rivalry or competition.

[Thry]

Next: A friendly rivalry or competition.

Silladen: aveg "friend" (< Lat. amicus) + loth "fight" (< V.Lat. *lucta) > avegloth (friendly dispute) (pl. eveglyth, no mutations because it begins with a vowel).

Next: Portuguese saudade, longing for a relative or a beloved one who is far away from oneself.

[Boşkoventi]

Next: Portuguese saudade, longing for a relative or a beloved one who is far away from oneself.

Vaida Mi ha:

hangó [ˈhaŋːoː], hangov [ˈhaŋːov] / hangoven [ˈhaŋːoven]
1) (vb., atelic) "to yearn for (sth. lost / unobtainable); (noun, cl. 5) "yearning, longing"; ~ Pt. saudade; "unrequited love; unfulfilled desire; dream, ‘pipe dream’; nostalgia; longing for the Good Ol' Days"

-- from han "to miss, yearn for, long for" + gov(en) "to lack, not have, be missing"; somewhat broader in meaning than Portuguese "saudade": hango(v) basically refers to a strong desire for something which is gone forever or cannot be obtained; may also have negative connotations, e.g. hangovak adj., pass. participle "(a) long-lost love; the Good Ol' Days; (a) pipe dream"

2) hangovent- [haŋːoˈvent] -- from prev.: (adj., decl. 1) "unrequited, unfulfilled"; "unsatisfied, dissatisfied; incomplete" (of people, re: career, life, etc.), e.g. hangoventa himun ha "unrequited love"


Next word: listlessness, lack of direction/purpose, feeling lost/aimless; to feel lost, etc.

[masako]

Next word: listlessness, lack of direction/purpose, feeling lost/aimless; to feel lost, etc.

Kala: uetsi - dispirited and downcast (idiom); listless; in low spirits; washed out

next: to usurp; to overstep one's authority

[Christopher Schröder]

Illyrian:

uvritréthen ['ɛʉ.vʀɪ'tɾeː.ðɛn] (v.) — to overstep, to go out of bounds, to step over (rarely used literally).

Next Word: Fracture, Break

[legolasean]

idsiq n. cloud, sky [from tsahel- in-dessak- 'cloud', 'sky'
(tarqa-arbiz)

Next word- din

[masako]

Next word - din

Kala: otoha - loud noise; a cacophony or loud commotion [lit: noise.AUG]

next: to seize; to take away forcibly; to wrest control of

[Thry]

next: to seize; to take away forcibly; to wrest control of

Irlandic: desposseier/desposseure vb. (from Latin des "away" and possedo "to own")

it is transitive, the object being the person you take the thing from, and then introducing the thing you take with the preposition "de", for example:
la desposseieren de seu dinar. (= they took away her money)
3SOBJ=disown-3PLPAST of 3POSS money

Next: insect wing

[Haplogy]

Next: insect wing

kôôthu'ô xowääm
/ˈkɔː.tʰu.ʔɔ xo.ˈʋæːm/
insect (GEN) wing

'Kôôthu'ô' technically doesn't refer to Terran insects, but to the closest thing to an insect there is on Mäñgän'i.

Next: house, shelter

[masako]

Next: house, shelter

Kala: tsaka

next: to float; to drift

[Click]

next: to float; to drift

Catlalicút: <metóegu> /metœgu/ [mɛ.ˈɾœ.gu] - to float,to drift
Next word: pavement

[Soap]

Next word: pavement

Poswa & Pabappa ramarpi. I don't remember what the etymology is other than that the ramar- part comes from an obsolete verb meaning "to pour". Both languages developed the word independently but still ended up with the same result after the 2400 years of separation.

next: to change sides in a conflict or war

[masako]

next: to change sides in a conflict or war

Kala: hane - to change sides in a war / politically; turncoat

next: (facial) expression; to express one's feelings

[Click]

next: (facial) expression; to express one's feelings

Catlalicút: <yadó> /ljado/ [ʎa ̍dɔ:] - a facial expression,a grimace
<haléxe> /ɬalexe/ [ɬa ̍ʎɛçɛ] - an expression
<haléx> /ɬalex/ [ɬa ̍ʎɛx] - to express
<haléx mavóen> /ɬalex mavœn/ [ɬa ̍ʎɛx mav ̍œn] - to express feeling
Next word:bulletin

[GrinningManiac]

next: (facial) expression; to express one's feelings

Next word:bulletin

हत्सन
(xatsan) - remark/narration/information (noun)
विवरणिहा
(vivaraNixā) - condensed statement (noun)
उप्फ़सँक्शेफ़
(upfasamkshef) - concise abridgment or summary or compendium (noun)
सँग्रावस
(samgrāvas) - provided with a short summary (adjective)

Next word : hierarchy