#lexember — Public Fediverse posts
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wache /ˈwaʧɛ/ v. complete, achieve, accomplish, work (have desired result)
Huzzah, it’s done! This was a fun exercise, I’m excited to take this language to interesting places in 2023.
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wache /ˈwaʧɛ/ v. complete, achieve, accomplish, work (have desired result)
Huzzah, it’s done! This was a fun exercise, I’m excited to take this language to interesting places in 2023.
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wache /ˈwaʧɛ/ v. complete, achieve, accomplish, work (have desired result)
Huzzah, it’s done! This was a fun exercise, I’m excited to take this language to interesting places in 2023.
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wache /ˈwaʧɛ/ v. complete, achieve, accomplish, work (have desired result)
Huzzah, it’s done! This was a fun exercise, I’m excited to take this language to interesting places in 2023.
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hakapi /haˈkapi/ n. mask, veil
I think in January I’m going to do some worldbuilding around this language, I haven’t decided yet if it’ll be every day or just once a week? Honestly I think it’s easier to do every day.
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hakapi /haˈkapi/ n. mask, veil
I think in January I’m going to do some worldbuilding around this language, I haven’t decided yet if it’ll be every day or just once a week? Honestly I think it’s easier to do every day.
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hakapi /haˈkapi/ n. mask, veil
I think in January I’m going to do some worldbuilding around this language, I haven’t decided yet if it’ll be every day or just once a week? Honestly I think it’s easier to do every day.
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hakapi /haˈkapi/ n. mask, veil
I think in January I’m going to do some worldbuilding around this language, I haven’t decided yet if it’ll be every day or just once a week? Honestly I think it’s easier to do every day.
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#Lexember 16 and also backfill for 6 #Yupiche
Today's words when combined is a disgusting combination. Garbage Juice. You know, that mixture of fluids that pools at the bottom of your kitchen trash can? Foul. I've been using that phrase since first hearing it on Trailer Park Boys, lol. Here are the words that make up this awful phrase:
ayaye /aˈjajɛ/ n. garbage, trash, rubbish, junk
ewo /ˈɛwɔ/ n. juice, fluid, liquid, syrup, blood
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#Lexember 16 and also backfill for 6 #Yupiche
Today's words when combined is a disgusting combination. Garbage Juice. You know, that mixture of fluids that pools at the bottom of your kitchen trash can? Foul. I've been using that phrase since first hearing it on Trailer Park Boys, lol. Here are the words that make up this awful phrase:
ayaye /aˈjajɛ/ n. garbage, trash, rubbish, junk
ewo /ˈɛwɔ/ n. juice, fluid, liquid, syrup, blood
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I don't have anything special to say about this one, just trying to pick out words I might need in the near future.
pitula /piˈtula/ v. cooperate, collaborate
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I don't have anything special to say about this one, just trying to pick out words I might need in the near future.
pitula /piˈtula/ v. cooperate, collaborate
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This is a fun one, this word has some connotations of magical or paranormal or otherwise occult
kuchyi /ˈkuci/ adj. special, rare, weird, strange, peculiar
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This is a fun one, this word has some connotations of magical or paranormal or otherwise occult
kuchyi /ˈkuci/ adj. special, rare, weird, strange, peculiar
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Todays word is a good versatile one that can be used all over the place. Not just any adjective, this one can be used as an interjection, a greeting, an intensifier, or just sprinkled around wherever it might be appreciated.
nyemune /ɲɛˈmunɛ/ adj. great (excellent), awesome
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Todays word is a good versatile one that can be used all over the place. Not just any adjective, this one can be used as an interjection, a greeting, an intensifier, or just sprinkled around wherever it might be appreciated.
nyemune /ɲɛˈmunɛ/ adj. great (excellent), awesome
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Today's word is the word for "refuge"
wurene /wuˈrɛnɛ/ n. shelter, shield
so combining with the word for seek, the phrase for taking refuge is wurene ohipo, as the verb goes last in Yupiche
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Today's word is the word for "refuge"
wurene /wuˈrɛnɛ/ n. shelter, shield
so combining with the word for seek, the phrase for taking refuge is wurene ohipo, as the verb goes last in Yupiche