#chutœle

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 31:

chutœle imoligen day 36

sesogœ /sɛ.zoˈɡø/

noun: new year

etymology: from sebel (new) + sogœ (year)

[agenbyvirmo]

chutœle poem day 8:

ran oime haul oueme volupan

/ʁɑ̃ wam ol wɛm vo.lyˈpɑ̃/

in DEF.ART garden INDEF.ART.GEN pauper

In a pauper’s garden

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 30:

chutœle imoligen day 35

fenœum /fɑ̃ˈnœ/

pronoun: something

etymology: from feme (one) + nœum (thing)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 29:

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chounager /ʃu.naˈʒe/

verb: to try something new

etymology: from choche (first) + auguner (to try)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 28:

chutœle imoligen day 33

puifazou /pɥi.faˈzu/

noun: arm

etymology: from puizou (hand) + faimizou (limb); faimizou from faiminer (to bend) + "-zou" (agentive nominalizer)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 27:

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puizou /pɥiˈzu/

noun: hand

etymology: from puitter (to grab) + "-zou" (agentive nominalizer)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember day 26:

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faimoter /fɛ.moˈte/

verb: to tidy; to order; to arrange; to put away; to stow away

etymology: from faimot (row of things); faimot from faimin (ring; circle); faimin from faiminer (to turn; to bend); faiminer from faimer (to sever; to separate; to divide; to cut off)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 25:

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pliecaunne /pliˈkon/

noun: room (of a building)

etymology: from pliche (house) + ecaunne (piece; part; portion); pliche from pliler (to dwell) + chere (place)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 24:

chutœle imoligen day 29

novichere /no.viˈʃɛʁ/

noun: fireplace; hearth

etymology: from novite (fire) + chere (place; location); chere from cherer (to put; to place)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 23:

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oulemivage /u.lɑ̃.miˈvaʒ/

noun: grievance

etymology: from oulemiver (to grieve) + "-age" (nominalizer); oulemiver from oulem (sad) + ivoumer (to burden); oulem from oulemer (to sadden; to distress (see lexember day 15 for further etymology); ivoumer from ivan (heavy) + "-oum" (causative suffix)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 20:

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fenuiçou /fɛ̃.nɥiˈsu/

noun: evergreen tree (not christmas tree, christmas doesn't exist on this conworld)

etymology: from fenuime (evergreen) + çourai (tree); fenuime from fenai (see imoligen 23) + muime (green)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 17:

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aupœz /oˈpœz/

noun: shoe

etymology: from aulozou (foot) + pœzou (cover); aulozou from aulonter (to walk) + "-zou" (agent nominalizer); "-zou" from zoumer (to do; to make); pœzou from pœnter (to cover) + "-zou" (agent nominalizer)

agent nominalizer is a thing that does x; denotes a tool, instrument, etc.

so a foot is a thing that walks

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 16:

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naiquage /nɛˈkaʒ/

noun: forgiveness; pardon

etymology: from naiquer (to forgive; to pardon)+ "-age" (nominalizer); naiquer from nai (intensifier)+ vuiquer (to give); nai from naitai (big; large)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember day 11:

chutœle imoligen day 16

jourapumer /ʒu.ʁa.pyˈme/

verb: to learn; to teach (context based)

etymology: from jouller (to gain; to obtain) + rapumer (to know (something)); rapumer comes from rapume (brain); rapume comes from ran (in, inside) + pume (head)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember day 10:

chutœle imoligen day 15:

pinimet /pɛ̃.nɛ̃ˈmɛ/

noun: book

etymology: pinder (to attach, to connect, to link, to join) + imet (word)

[mo-conlangs]

Lexember 2024 day 9:

chutœle imoligen day 14:

aillage /ajˈaʒ/

noun: song

etymology: ailer (to sing) + l + "-age" (nominalization suffix)