Contionary:humaimaila

Chlouvānem

Etymology

From humai (herb) plus maila (water).

Pronunciation

(Standard) IPA: [ɦumaɪ̯mai̯ɴ̆a]

(Līlasuṃghāṇi) IPA: [ɦumæɪ̯mæi̯ɴ̆a]

Noun

humaimaila (1h declension; irreg. plur. humaimailtvąa)

1. herbal tea; any drink made from infusion of herbs (aside tea: see Usage notes)

   ejulā taili humaimaili lenas vi.

   Here, there's a large choice of herbal teas.

Inflection

1-h type declension, irregular plural
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Direct	humaimaila	humaimailāt	humaimailtvąa
Vocative	humaimaile
Accusative	humaimailu	humaimailāṣa	humaimailtvąu
Ergative	humaimailei	humaimailāra	humaimailtvahei
Genitive	humaimaili	humaimaileva	humaimailtvąi
Translative	humaimailan	humaimailarį	humaimailtvąn
Exessive	humaimailat	humaimailabhan	humaimailtvąt
Essive	humaimailęs	humaimailanne	humaimailtvahęs
Dative	humaimailom	humaimailarį	humaimailtvahom
Ablative	humaimailų	humaimailabhan	humaimailtvahų
Locative	humaimaile	humaimailanne	humaimailtvahe
Instrumental	humaimailap	humaimailabhan	humaimailtvąp

Usage notes

Technically, tea (lunai) is a humaimaila too, but this word is in popular usage specifically used as a broad category for all infusions of anything other than tea.