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#Lexember2023 Day 31

English: to end/to finish
Unnamed Lang: daûmnu
IPA: ˈdɒmːu

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sumupuñi’ /ˈsumuˌpuŋiʔ/ interj. (interj.) happy holidays! (suitable for any calendar festival)
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ñasuñeetara /ˈŋɑsuˌŋeeˌtɑɹɑ/ n. IN (bot.) angiosperm
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#Lexember2023 Day 30

English: armadillo
Unnamed Lang: bahîpume
IPA: baˈxɪpume
Literal Meaning: armored back

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#Lexember2023 Day 29 (day late)

English: mask
Unnamed Lang: hotîro
IPA: xoˈtɪro

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houtokutime /ˈhouˌtokuˌtime/ n. IN cardboard box
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#Lexember2023 - Day 31
Alurhsa:
nóryádh - sling (for carrying or holding things). From nóryâ (to carry a burden) and (s)ídh (cloth)
Tariatta:
kota - sling (for throwing things). Roughly from Alurhsa roots meaning a throw-cloth.
Qalonse:
zá - for (the benefit of). Probably from Alurhsa zále (good).
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#Lexember2023 - Day 30
Alurhsa:
dódh - sling (for throwing things)
Tariatta:
wanake - pole. From wana (stick) and -ke (augmentive)
Qalonse:
rút - plant. From Alurhsa rúdd (fruit)
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#Lexember2023 - Day 29
Alurhsa:
ghnoñ - pestle. From ghnâ (to grind)
Tariatta:
wana - stick, rod
Qalonse:
yúz - cup, mug. Maybe from Alurhsa vúzh (hole, pit)
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#Lexember2023 - Day 28
Alurhsa:
çoñ - club (for hitting things). From ço(k)- (to hit)
Tariatta:
karasha - to grind. From Alurhsa yúgráshâ (to crush)
Qalonse:
tesk - table. From Alurhsa ddeksá (flat)
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#Lexember2023 - Day 27
Alurhsa:
làskálvá - mop (tool for mopping)
Tariatta:
kiru - hammer
Qalonse:
lák - chair.
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#Lexember2023 - Day 26
Alurhsa:
làskâ - to mop (up something = acc). From semantic primes là- (sweep) and -sk- (liquid).
Tariatta:
kiruna - to beat, pound
Qalonse:
skír - to throw
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#Lexember2023 - Day 25
Alurhsa:
fòrhìrá - dustpan. From fòrh (dust) and -ìrá (holder for)

Tariatta:
shoka - to hit, beat. From Alurhsa çokâ (to hit)

Qalonse:
rók - to carry
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eyetiva /ˈejeˌtivɑ/ n. IN vineyard, grape garden
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#Lexember2023 Day 28

English: spicy
Unnamed Lang: caîni
IPA: ˈtʃæni

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#Lexember2023 Day 27

English: wine
Unnamed Lang: kûkarîtoso
IPA: kʌˈkarɪˌtoso
Literal Meaning: to ferment grapes

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#Lexember2023 Day 26 (day late)

English: to snow
Unnamed Lang: jaodu
IPA: ˈjaodu

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#Lexember Day 27 #Rireinutire
nivipi /ˈnivipi/ n. IN siren (alarming device)
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kuseeyi /ˈkuseˌeji/ n. IN wanderlust, fernweh, desire to travel
From kuse ‘far’ + eyi ‘ache’
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#Lexember2023 Day 25

English: holiday
Unnamed Lang: moçsodîfaoti
IPA: moˈʃodɪˌfaoti
Literal Meaning: to celebrate the day

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vomu /ˈvomu/ n. IN spit; skewer
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#Lexember2023 days 21 through 24:
Qalonse:
sesh - to give. From Alurhsa sershâ - to pass (something to someone)
yel - present, gift. From Alurhsa celen (gift)
pel - to wrap, enclose. From Alurhsa pel (around)
ánlá - tomorrow. From án (future particle) and lá(n) (today)
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#Lexember2023 days 21 through 24:
Tariatta:
eliati - gift. From elia (to give) and -ti (substantive ending)
aloki - to wrap, enclose. Probably from Alurhsa òkâ (to close)
weshu - stocking, hose, sock. Probably from Alurhsa bheshún (trousers)
tukeshu - glove. From tuka (hand) and weshu (glove)
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Lexember days 21 through 24:
Álurhsá:
dàçlá - naughty
dlóxâ - to deteriorate
átsávùzh - club, organization. From átsá (official) and vùzhë (group)
kánédh - control room, bridge (of a ship). From kánâ (to command, order) and -édh (room, chamber)
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erehimita /ˈeɹeˌhimitɑ/ vi. stargaze
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#Lexember2023 Day 24

English: owl
Unnamed Lang: secîhoaje
IPA: seˈtʃɪxoaje
Literal Meaning: night child

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veteyuhapi /ˈveteˌjuhɑpi/ n. IN aqueduct
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#Lexember2023 Day 23

English: to dream
Unnamed Lang: neoku
IPA: ˈneoku

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#Lexember Day 22 #Rireinutire
pesevopañara /ˈpeseˌvopɑŋɑɹɑ/ adj. endemic
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#Lexember2023 Day 22

English: darkness
Unnamed Lang: reîtûsti
IPA: rɛˈtʌsti

Formed from the adjective "dark" and a suffix that indicates the state of a word to form a new abstract class noun.

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New word for today:

Löe /loe/ (the diacritic is just to show it is not a diphthong).

Löe - noun ‘the known Universe’. It is the gnomic aspect of the verb lö- ‘to be, exist’ and so the meaning of Löe is ‘that which exists’.

Lö- is the existential form of ‘to be’ and is fairly regular (except that it’s infinitive form is lüo (dissimilation of older ‘löo’)). The predicative form of ‘be’ had different roots for different aspects and tenses.
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sha'qla' [ˈɕaʔ.qlaʔ] 𝑣. : promise, swear

mám turhutos enéci
“A sheep saw horses”
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Another word, this time a verb! The Proto-PQL root ‘nek’ gives the basic verb:

L - ‘nec-‘ (neco inf.; nece gno.; nenca pres. enéci pst. necava perf., etc)

P - ‘neged’ - the -ed suffix comes from the older gerund and active participle suffixes. This form is the “verbnoun” (as found in Welsh) and the stem is neg- to which pronominal suffixes can be added: negan ‘I see’, negar ‘we see’, nêg ‘he/she/it sees’; negsin ‘I saw’, negsir ‘we saw’.
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Words for “water” today:

From the Proto-PQL ‘awā’ “water”:

L: ‘öa’ /oɑ/ classical pronunciation /oa/ later pronunciation. The plural form is ‘öat’ and the dual is ‘öan’ (though the dual is unlikely to be used).

P: ‘aw’ /aʊ ~ aw/; the plural can be either ‘awed’ /ˈa.wɛd/ by analogy with other geographical features, or it can be ‘ewidh’ /ˈɛ.wɪð/ by the very productive -idh suffix which also causes i-affection.
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Some words for today:

L conlang:
‘mamba’ - sheep
‘turhu’ - horse
‘foë’ - wool /fo.e/

P conlang:

‘bamm’ - sheep
‘turch’ - horse /tʊrχ/
‘bow’ - wool /bɔʊ/

All cognates from the Proto-PQL:

mbāmbā
turkʰū
bʰowē

IPA where it’s not particularly intuitive.
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