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-{{Windermere sidebar}}
+{{Naeng sidebar}}
 TODO: change some of the verbs to use aspect affixes
 ==Lexicon==
+* pnuy = bunny
+* blang = busy
+* păscay = sesame
+* mong = relativizer; meow
+* tsăfel = late
+* prach = early
+* präch = morning
+* hăthong = 'to like NOUN'
+* poar = to like to VERB
+* coy = to hit
+* ngam (mathematics) group
+* pdüel 'to use'
+* pă'eas 'kind'
+* răyman = solution; zero of a function
+* roach = pole
+* sithnga = to help
+* binsithnga = help
+* stow = a Trician bird seen migrating south through Bjeheond in late autumn
+* pădnif Raythlüef = Raidhluav ground sloth
+* Stănsa = Sdahnsa, year of age (Quintlopetl)
+** Ien ruay liew Stănsa - He is 20 years old
+* möringcarach = obsidian (from Tseer, lit. crow glass)
+* fadșang = onyx (from Tseer)
+* pădnif = sloth (animal); (unmodified) tree sloth
+* tnif = lazy
+* yămtang = angry
+* ăwiș = violent, stormy (from PLak for 'angry')
+** ithwiș = to agitate
+* blăgan = mess (Crackfic Tricin)
+* ''fi X mo cră'üs łor'' 'my favorite X' (Modern Hebrew ''ha-ahuv alay'')
+** colloquially ''fi X mo cră'üs drel''
 * hălfcäl = happiness
-* fcäl = happy (행복하다, מאושר)
+* fcäl = happy (as a general state)
 * tsor X te X, tsor X X = (a bit formal) each/every X
 ** Do Thai, Khmer etc. have this?
 * sloc, as in ''sloc imsngeaf'': edge?
 * niem = beyond
+* lăfos = row
+** tălfos = to string up; VERB tălfos = to do repeatedly
 * chngü = to build
 * chtăngü = to stack
-** VERB chtăngü, VERB chngü = to VERB repeatedly (ssah-ta 'to build, to stack' was used this way in my grandmother's Gyeongsang dialect -- Inthar)
 ** tă could be the graduative prefix and infix in Medieval Wdm
 ** pachtăngü = (xen music theory, algebra) generator
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 * lür = navel
 * łoy = dead, obsolete
-** łoy tguy = extinct
+** łoy tnguy = extinct
 * tsăfongnä = to remember
 * łămduy = (''religion'') to repent
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 ** mo ithămriș swoch = self-sustaining
 * rădoan = the only
-** rădoan tguy = unique
+** rădoan tnguy = unique
 * iror = owner of
 * păwlop = master
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 *tsreang = stem (botany and linguistics)
 *ngăfär = shoe
-*thcam = joyful
+*thbam = (literary) joyful
 *thram = air
 *cär = wave
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 *thuweth = to claim
 *sngier = clothes
-*Inthăhin = the [[Netagin]]
+*Inthăgin = the [[Netagin]]
 *ătser = (literary) very
-*inthar = raven, crow (univerbation from PLak *Fetn 'creature' + *Xtär 'black'; Fetn yields Tseer ''hødhen'')
+*inthar = raven (univerbation from PLak *Hedn 'creature' + *Xtär 'black'; Hedn yields Tseer ''hødhen'' 'object')
+** cătheng inthar = corvid (Corvidae)
+*ărar = crow
 *inthărthar = rook, jackdaw
 *nuar = yoke
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 ** practicing Mărotłites say the full blessing: ''Ăchłam te brăłam Imnutsach prăcă'er tsa hü tsor tă'al te binsĭngășcoș''
 *ngăthoar = scroll
-*ier = cold
+*fier = cold
-**ier tguy = cold (temperament)
+**fier tguy = cold (temperament)
 *uar = dry
 *tsngir = elf
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 *placlich = to get to know
 *mănget = bush
-*ător = branch
+*lăbung = main branch, bough; German ''Ast''
+*ător = twig, smaller branch; German ''Zweig''
 *chinung = (musical or poetic) meter, count
 *ădoac = room
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 *brits = language
 *peth = old
-**pănăreth = senescent, senile
+**păngăreth = senescent, senile
 *wüts = gift, grace, favor
 *chmoap = people, folk
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 *năłeng = virtue
 **dinăłeng = vice
-*chnărwüng = excellent
+*chmărwüng = excellent
 *bü = baby (< *mpuʔ)
 *Wen Lăchua = (poetic) Wen Dămea
-*tger = voice
+*tnger = voice
 *ăyied = (smaller) box
 *lăpüts = chest, larger box
-*tger-ba = person (calque from Eevo vyllwar)
+*tnger-ba = person (calque from Eevo vyllwar)
 *lăłof = trombone
 *łădmä = plant
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 *ngăwes = strong
 *năhän = weak
+*swith = brave
 *cdeal = daring, bold
 *tsăm'oap = to split, to fork
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 *therăng tsor sngeaf = WWW
 *sapleach = glory
-*pănărleach = glorious
+*păngărleach = glorious
 *moat = equative copula
 *chmi = to be at
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 *ăfifay = calmly, nonchalantly
 *binpăreatü = violence
-*șăgor = spirit, soul
+*șă'or = spirit, soul
 *tsoa = morning
 *ărăngeal = terrible
-*fnărnach = awful
+*fngărnach = awful
 *thed = same; thed fi X = the same X
 *lăhal = pen
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 *op = (Classical) voici! here it is!
 *cănga = (Classical) it is obvious, it can be seen
-**placănărnga = obvious
+**placămărnga = obvious
 *tsămüt = paper
 *hădüel = evening
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 *răsu = flesh, meat
 *răsu = galaxy (from [[Tseer]] raxu)
-*tsăley = joyful, to rejoice, glad (שמח, 기쁘다)
+*tsăley = joyful, to rejoice, glad (for a specific event or occasion; שמח, 기쁘다)
+** ritheach tsăley = good news
 *călü căley = triumphantly joyful
 *Tsor ngean to mif fnüd ășeal! = Happy birthday!
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 **łăngbie = to delay
 **thułăngbie = to procrastinate
-*roan = to wait
+*roan = to wait; until
 **nuroan = patient (adj.)
 *thăwä = border
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 **hălprăcăbäs = society
 *tănet = to breed
-**tănnăret = cultivated
+**tănngăret = cultivated
 *săngäł = mallet
 *cieng = block
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 *tăle = land
 *răsey = picture (noun)
-**rămsey = to graph
+**rămsey = to label
 *ristey = to imagine
 *rithsey = to image (a Modern Windermere neologism)
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 **răfongcean = to liberate
 ***binrăfongcean = liberation
-*pluam = free (Modern Windermere)
+*pluam = free (Modern Windermere, from Netagin)
 **osămpluam = to spread (of a disease), to be unleashed
 *că'üs = love
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 === Vowels ===
 ''i u ů ė e ă o a'' /i ɨ u e ɛ ə ɔ a/ -> i u ua ea ä ä oa a
-== Names from Irta or Crackfic Irta ==
-* Rithfang = Irta
-* Yidiș (Wălach) - Ăn Yidiș
-* Tăle Cüelan - Cualand
-*Amblănea - An Bhlaoighne
-* Hifand - Hivantish
-* Cdan - Crannish
-* Lăbieldimoara Mălem - Bamăr Ür
 ==Earth states and cities==
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 *Ĭlinoaysa - Illinois (<- Iḷiṇōysa)
 *Mĭsoari - Missouri
-* Hăfăy'i - Hawaii
+* Hafay'i - Hawaii
+* Sawayci - Polynesian
 * Făngtsăfie = Philadelphia, via quasi-Arabic "fa3Dafiyya" <- hypothetical PSem *paʕtɬ'ap-
 * Wen Miryam = Maryland
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 *Wen Tay - Thailand
 **Crungtheapmăhanăchon, Crungtheap - Bangkok
+*Wen Law - Laos
 *Wen Fietnäm - Vietnam
 ** Hänoay - Hanoi
 ** Tălie Hoatsiming - Ho Chi Minh City
+*Wen Myăma - Myanmar
 *Wen Cme - Cambodia
 ** Pnuam Păyn - Phnom Penh
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 *Wen Trüc Săcham - Turkey
 *Wen Căna'an - Israel and Palestine
-** Yiłroa'eal - Israel
+** Yiłra'eal - Israel
 ** Fĭlästin - Palestine
 * Chmoang - Hmong
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 * Wen Suami - Finland
 * Wen Easti - Estonia
-* Wen Litoa - Lithuania (Hebrew ליטא)
+* Wen Lita - Lithuania (Hebrew ליטא)
-* Wen Latvie - Latvia
+* Wen Latfie - Latvia
 * Wen Eama - Russia (from Estonian "Venemaa")
 * Wen Poalsca - Poland
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 * Wen Singal Loc - Georgia; from Windermere ''singal loc'' "cartwheel" (acrobatic move)
 ** Tbĭlis - Tbilisi
-* Yidiș Thewdoa - Yiddish
+* Yidiș - Yiddish
 ==== Transcribing Slavic ====
-All Slavic names are cognatized into "Windermero-Slavic", called ''Nengscăy yengsüc''.
+All Slavic names are cognatized into "Windermero-Slavic".
 * Proto-Slavic Strong hard yer -> ''ă''
 * Proto-Slavic Strong soft yer -> ''î''
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 *Cwacărtoc - Qaqortoq
 *Canac - Qaanaaq
-*Wen Otearloar - Aotearoa (New Zealand)
+*Wen Oterlor [ˌao̯ˌtɛɐ̯ˈlɔɐ̯] - Aotearoa (New Zealand), cduay Mori = Māori language; ăbrich Mori = Māori people
 * Wen Căşnal - Australia (from "Dhakshnlandham")
 ** Tălie Thrăwal - Sydney (from Dharawal)
 ** Tălie Cawna - Adelaide
+** Tălie Wășac - Perth
 == Other Earth terms ==
+=== Cuisine ===
+* hamburgear - hamburger
+** măburgear - to sandwich
+** hamburgear chteas - veggie burger
+* ngituy - ratatouille
+* ăclear - éclair
+* chwăsang - croissant
+* csuliyoath - cassoulet
+* slăthim nisfă'im - Niçoise salad
+* păchayła - paella
+* carpăchoa - gazpacho
+* tăchoarthiła - Spanish tortilla, omelet
+* pafatha - Spanish fabada
+* piruc - pieróg (plural impiruc)
+* gwămbeac - gołąbek
+* nătoal / nătoalnginäb - dolmadakia
+* imfălfil - falafel
+* bengboa - banh bo
+* csăroal - casserole
+* curecanan - colcannon
+* tsudaroati - soda bread
+* bărneay - beurre noisette
+* brăstsăhath - borscht
+* ngăsie - pie
+** ngăsie neachfo - shepherd's pie
+* hamcüeng - stir fry
+* thipar - soup
+** thipar trech - onion soup
+* rănga - noodles
+** rănga Neng - naengmyeon
+** rănga Rămlean - pasta
+=== Religions ===
 * thăngop Isläm - Islam
 ** Ramadan - Ramadan
-** Eyd äl-Featăr - Eid al-Fitr
+** Eyd äl-Fietăr - Eid al-Fitr
 * thăngop Yăhud - Judaism
-** Chanucoa - Hanukkah
+** Chanuca - Hanukkah
 ** Päsach - Passover
 ** thăngop Yăhud Mochngü-łăduy - Reconstructionist Judaism
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 ** thăngop Masoartith - Conservative Judaism
 ** thăngop Yăhud Ămłin - Orthodox Judaism
-** thăngop Choaread - Charedi Judaism
+** thăngop Charead - Charedi Judaism
-** thăngop Choasid - Chasidism
+** thăngop Chasid - Chasidism
 ** (See notes on transcribing Hebrew into Wdm)
-* thăngop Christos - Christianity
+* thăngop Christoas - Christianity
-** Bănur Christos - Christmas (lit. Christ-Solstice)
+** Bănur Christoas - Christmas (lit. Christ-Solstice)
 ** thăngop Căthoal - Catholicism
 ** thăngop Proateastant - Protestantism
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 ** thăngop Ängglĭcan - Anglicanism
 ** thăngop Prafoaslafiyea - Orthodox Christianity
-** Paschoa - Easter
+** Pascha - Easter
 * thăngop Hindu - Hinduism
 * thăngop Buda - Buddhism
+* thăngop Tșen - Jainism
+=== Holidays ===
 * Tsusoac - Chuseok
 * Ngüe Tsuar Wen Truang - Chinese New Year
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 *rath = 2
 *stiw = 3
-*smäch = 4
+*smech = 4
 *müets = 5
 *tach = 6
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 *pday = blue
 *cdos = black
-**ăthar = black (poetic) is reconstructible back to PLak *Xtär, with [[Tseer]] cognate ''hathar''
 *ĭngsür = brown
 *ăłüth = color
 *ăcrăłüth = colorful
-*chă'uay = dark
+*hăthar = dark
+** reconstructible back to PLak *Xtar, with [[Tseer]] cognate ''hathar''
 *lăbe = light
 *chpear = bright
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 *tam = saturated (lit. full)
-==Crackfic Cualand dialect==
-*tsăla psăla = unintelligible gibberish (from Netagin ďaccerabaccera)
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