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Solarius wrote:Next: ui
A verb which is somehow related to water.
Evaporate.

Next: vuora /vwora/

Anything but a pronoun.
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rickardspaghetti wrote: Next: vuora /vwora/

Anything but a pronoun.
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Djakhetian:
apkhu /apxu/

a verb having to do with domestic life
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cybrxkhan wrote:Djakhetian:
apkhu /apxu/

a verb having to do with domestic life
udder

/hokʼaˈro/
a kind of fruit bearing tree
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Avo wrote:
/hokʼaˈro/
a kind of fruit bearing tree

cider apple.


Oasitê:
fingu [ˈɸi.ŋɯ]
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anacharis wrote:
Oasitê:
fingu [ˈɸi.ŋɯ]

job, occupation


Djakhetian:
eqhi /eq.hi/

Verb having to do with tools
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cybrxkhan wrote:



Djakhetian:
eqhi /eq.hi/

Verb having to do with tools
to pierce, to perforate


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sz’yx [st͡ɬʼix]

A ditransitive verb (other than "give")
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xingoxa wrote:
cybrxkhan wrote:



Djakhetian:
eqhi /eq.hi/

Verb having to do with tools
to pierce, to perforate


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sz’yx [st͡ɬʼix]

A ditransitive verb (other than "give")
to tell, to inform

Next: lulkisa
A noun or a verb.
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fox

nem, grammatical particle other than "no".
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Maximillian wrote:fox

nem, grammatical particle other than "no".
An iterative particle.

Next: qemeʔu
A verb.
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to heal

gur, noun
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Maximillian wrote:to heal

gur, noun
Warhammer.

Ghkesk [dʒkɛʃk]: an adjective
Nūdenku waga honji ma naku honyasi ne ika-ika ichamase!
female-appearance=despite boy-voice=PAT hold boy-youth=TOP very be.cute-3PL
Honyasi zō honyasi ma naidasu.
boy-youth=AGT boy-youth=PAT love.romantically-3S
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Chagen wrote:Ghkesk [dʒkɛʃk]: an adjective
sleepy


Djakhetian:
khup /xup/
verb having to do with food
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to eat soup

longat, verb
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Maximillian wrote:to eat soup

longat, verb
To slice into large pieces.
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Your word, ser?
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Maximillian wrote:Your word, ser?
My bad.

Next:reue
A verb of motion.
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to circle

lávea, noun
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Maximillian wrote: lávea, noun

leaf

Djakhetian:
suhut /su.hut/

a verb having to do with some kind of mental act (like 'to think' or 'to decide')
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cybrxkhan wrote:
Maximillian wrote:


leaf

Djakhetian:
suhut /su.hut/

a verb having to do with some kind of mental act (like 'to think' or 'to decide')

To meditate, to think deeply about something.


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n’ywc [ʔniwʦ]
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xingoxa wrote:
cybrxkhan wrote:
Maximillian wrote:


leaf

Djakhetian:
suhut /su.hut/

a verb having to do with some kind of mental act (like 'to think' or 'to decide')

To meditate, to think deeply about something.


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n’ywc [ʔniwʦ]
to starve to death

Next:Kpekpe
A musical instrument.
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