2019 Lexember Roundup
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5. 2021 CoWriMo
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7. 2022 Goals
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9. 2023 Goals
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10. 2023 Lexember Roundup
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11. 2024 Goals
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13. Captative verbs
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14. Collocations
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15. Colors in Nolwynn
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21. Culture: Food Rituals
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23. Culture: Names
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24. Culture: Parenting
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25. Culture: Religion
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26. Demonstratives
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27. Discourse particles
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28. Emotion signifiers
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29. ergativity
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31. font characters
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33. Grammatical moods
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37. Intransitive Verbs
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39. Lesson #1: Verb basics
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40. Lesson #2: Verbs again
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41. Making comparisons
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42. More about pronouns
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47. Politeness and respect
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53. Relative Clauses
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55. Story mood
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57. Telling time
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58. Tulwyn vs Nolwynn
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59. Untranslatable words
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1. homemade
txewerapo - breakfast
2. magic and reptiles
šazina - scale [of a lizard] [archaic]
3. woodworking
tukxalinikaa - angiosperm
4. Sounds
| Nolwynn | Literal meaning | Metaphorical meaning |
|---|---|---|
| mekee | baby animal sound | cute pleading |
| karonka | crush something hard or crunchy | oppression; usually used in a comedic way to refer to something really frustrating |
| sawonka | squish - to smash something sticky or soft | something that makes you feel dumb |
| zšalulazšulala | something gently flapping in a breeze | daydreaming |
| awewa | something floating on the ocean waves | relaxation, calm |
| kiriri | sunlight dappled leaves, especially when viewed from underwater | |
| zasuzu | electricity | brainstorm |
| gabogabo | gobble; to eat in a messy way | piggishness; gluttony |
| zasuzu | electricity | brainstorm |
| karoro | giggle |
And a few more relevant words: aleeyma "to have faith" and "to hear"
šwanazšueey "to be deaf" [borrowed from
Arianish ]5. beverages
anueeyla - drink
6. nightmare fuel
yora – dream
yoruzua – nightmare
kxa’uzekero – exorcism
7. dreams
yora syxiiúarolekoo – lucid dream
azšalxwa oša yora – dream journal
and unrelated to the prompt:
rušuna – cousin, relative
uul – scent
8. things found in a castle
9. hygiene
atxeey – to clean; to be clean
atxer – janitor
atxo’ozwalxa – shampoo
goresako – brush
gorolwo – comb
atxazwe – hygiene
inuzuno – disinfectant
atxazoleey – bathe
atxagoro zalteey – wash one’s hair
nyala – towel
nyaleey – dry
atxolwa zalteey – brush one’s teeth
pyxoatsxoru zalteey – to stink
10. No theme
swifyyó – nectary
karenin – carpel
yonatwo – pollen
yonatwesako – stamen
orina – filament
yonatwoyyó – anther
zalino – ovule
syesake – receptacle
karen – pistil
yonatwozel – stigma
zalo kunii – style
zalo – ovary
bakarwua – perianth
šorame – petal
amušola – sepal
karenora – pedicel
11. highway to hell
12. stairway to heaven
enóreey
13. verbs in your bed
ezareeyswoa – cuddle
azureeya – connect [with someone]
azura – conversation [slangy]
azuswora – conversation
14. Feelings and sentiments
toreeey – feel lonely
nabyeey – be happy
zwolabazšareey – be curious
gibatšueeyg – worry about something
zšorabazšan eeyr – be intelligent
feyra (malena) eeyr or feeyra – be lucky
tatazpalxano – apathy
15. Stone Age
yošolw – fossil
16. Fruits
nyona – apple
unyá (oša yona) – peel
tswéoeeyl or yéona zalteey – to ripen
17. In the middle of the night
roneeyrikoa – snore
roneey – roar
gyoranazeey – sleeptalk
koweeya – be paralyzed
koweyora – sleep paralysis
wíl kamoeey – masturbate
uankofeyra – constellation
18. Things found in Hawaii
zatoreeey: be alone [from the word for island]
kozuayona: pineapple
zwolyona: lychee
wiwunolxeey: be endemic [to location]
zazalilo: ukulele
alilo: musical instrument [an affix]
nonyéoeeytxa: surf
19. Things found in Botswana
gweynelintxeoa - Africa, literally "origin land," a reference to how Africa is where humanity originated. It's not capitalized because proper nouns are not usually capitalized in Nolwynn.
tsipuzu - parasite
tsipušuu - tsetse fly
šaryaneko - pastoralism
eyalúnwin - nomad
zoleyzo - delta
walomu - elephant
šolakwi - ivory
ganu - grotto
šoliig - worm
20. No theme
iner - gnome
maluli - gryphon
tsokuló - manticore
nyaler - mummy
lanka - sphinx
zintser - dwarf
azulea - sprite
azšula - fairy
21. Light, darkness, and in-between
txazano - umbrella
iny - cell
núlinya - photosensitive cell
núlirueey - photosensitive; sunburned
núlazšesakwa - film [for photography]
núlazšeeywa - photograph something
22. Lakes, streams, oceans, and other watery things
oasintxeo - fjord
zolinina - pond
eylina - arroyo
nonwu - tide
zolika - marsh
iizolakula - tributary
zolaswoza - waterfall
iizoleekula - confluence
peninina - brook
penabena - puddle
zolayyó - phytotelma
besyxesyake - bladder
penabena zalteey - to drip
zolwua zalteey - to flood
awowo zalteey - to flow
23. Noisy things
keykeykeeey - chirp [specifically the chirping sound that cats make]
keykeyliloma - castanet
kekeeey - chirp [Tulwyn: any kind of chirping sound, not just cat chirping]
alilomeey - play an instrument
alibom - drum
beyonkuzuo - cacophony
tsózuzu - static
kxakatšeeey - scream
lulalilo - flute
ozšwalilino - violin
ozšwalalo - viola
ozšwalilo - string [of an instrument]
kxuunko - alarm
kazala - zither
ozšwazala - harp
mak - clef
kweylanalileey - compose music
tsanony - melody
igula - harmony
kalenkaka - clack
reza oša ikwa - baby's first laugh
aliswolo - musical ensemble
ozšwoma - guitar
ikaalilo - xylophone
24. Love
swiferu - darling
morowalilo - sweetheart
erolera - beloved
alešina - fling [a short-term non-serious relationship]
eana oša zorya - lust
eana - lust
atšyxen - respect
25. Things that are silent
swuka - silence
meraa - monk
kxakatšano - silencer [for a gun]
pxalop - fart
ozaru - hill
warara - cricket
26. It came from...the OVEN!
zeta - cookie [Tulwyn; from Kirnosan nzaita "cookie"]
txanweeya - escape [From Proto-Abyssal hatatangmexḛ "to escape"]
ozšwobe - tray
kalošorwesak - oven
kororo - singe
oša - from
ozša - out of [implies movement]
sawonkeke - dough [any baked good dough, particularly if it is a wet dough]
zetimea - dough [Tulwyn; specifically cookie dough]
ime - unformed [affix]
sawo - sticky [affix]
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