Contionary:līlta

Chlouvānem

Possibly a Laiputaši borrowing, or a Lahob word with a proposed cognate in Kȯtıme Qoşazırme met "footprint".

The city was named after the religion.

(Standard): IPA: [ɴ̆iːɴ̆tä]

(Līlasuṃghāṇi): IPA: [ɴ̆iːɴ̆tɐ]

līlta (1h declension)

path (in a forest or countryside)
nærlanom nenǣ līlte peithmim.
We [often] walk this path to harvest firewood.
alley, narrow street; (archaic, literary): street, road
poga sārvire sama taili līltęs virā.
This village is old, so it has many narrow streets.
career, "life path"
lilyā nēmabuneya murkadhānęs līltu elenate.
My older female first cousin, daughter of my maternal aunt, has chosen a career as Inquisitor.
path (metaphorical), religion
yunyalīlta — lit. "path of nature, of the Goddess of Nature; path of Yunya"
(in compounds): religious, Yunyalīlti
līltanorīn — clergy member (lit. "one who brings religion forward")

līltanaviṣya — religious book
A city (eparchy) in the Jade Coast, episcopal seat of Mīḍhūpraṇa, 4th largest city of the Chlouvānem Inquisition.
pūnan lilyā meinā līlte vi.
My mother is in Līlta for work.

cākallīlta (boardwalk)
camilīlta ((liter.) Yunyalīlta)
chleblīlta (sandy path)
chlærlīltāvi (Chlærlīltāvi, first of the two lunar phases of a lunar month in the Chlouvānem calendar)
galtarlīlta (railway)
lañšilīlta ((liter.) Yunyalīlta)
līltanorīn (cleric, clergy member)
maišildalīlta (course, learning programme)
nanailīlta (forest path)
talaitūlīlta (igarapé (rare, outside areas where they are found))
yunyalīlta (Yunyalīlta, the Chlouvānem religion)