Togarmite/Lexicon: Difference between revisions

*√ʔ-v-v

**''viv'' 'spring'

*√ʔ-(w)-r

**''aur'' 'light'

**''ajes'' 'to compare'

***''ajus'' 'comparison'

*''ak'' 'although, though'

*√ʔ-k-l

**''tė'' 'to come'

==H==

*h-w-j

** ''hėwi'' 'being, entity'

*√h-j-w

**''heiwi'' 'vital'

**''heiwan'' 'lively'

**''anjė'' 'to save, to leave alive' (from rhinoglottophilia)

*√h-m-l

**''hømal'' 'to suffer'

**''hemlan'' 'patient'

**''ahmel'' 'to make someone suffer, to inflict'

*√h-m-m

**''ham'' 'hot'

**''mum'' 'warm'

*√h-sm-l

*√h-r-c

**''ruc'' 'yellow'

==Z==

*√z-m-r

**''myzmer'' 'kantele'

**''zmør'' 'to sing'

*√z-n

**''azen'' 'to nurture'

==Ž==

*''žabi'' 'antelope'

*√ž-h-r

**''žohry'' 'noon'

**''ždame'' 'to thirst/yearn/long for'

*√ž-m-r

*√ž-r-ȝ

**''žyrėȝ'' 'arm'

==J==

*√j-m-n

**''jymin'' 'right'

*''jein'' 'wine'

*√j/w-r-ʔ

**''ira'' 'to fear'

**''stori'' (weak, from OTog ''hastȯrḗ'' 'to revere') 'to admire, to marvel'

***''stor'' 'marvel, admiration' (backformed)

*** Brythonic ''*ujredd'' > English ''weird''

*√j/w-r-š

**''jarš'' 'inheritance'

**''irišt'' 'gene'

**''morašt'' 'heritage'

**''kyhuj'' 'dark'

**''akhė'' 'to darken'

==L==

*''lė'' = not; no

*''ly'' = to, for

*√l-l

**''lal'' 'voice' (from Old Togarmite ''lāl'', from Greek ''lalia'')

**''lali'' 'vocal'

*√l-m-s (← Greek ''eleēmosynē'')

**''lamusin'' 'charity'

==M==

*√m-n-ȝ

**''mnaȝ'' 'to flee'

*√m-ȝ-l

**''maȝly'' 'step'

**''stymȝel'' 'to dare'

==N==

*√n-ȝ-m

**''nyȝam'' 'nice'

**''føl'' 'to fall'

**''nøfl'' 'fall (season)'

*√n-š-ʔ

**''naše'' 'to bring, to take'

==Ȝ==

*''ȝeilur'' 'cat'

*''ȝiš'' 'is located', c.f. nimtza in Hebrew - grammatically an adjective

*√ȝ-ž-m

**''ȝžum'' 'strong'

*√ȝ-j-n

**''mojan'' 'source; typeface' (semantics influenced by English ''font'')

*√ȝ-l-j

**''ȝlė'' 'to go up (from ȝ-l-y); to cost (from ġ-l-y)'

*√ȝ-n-j

**''þyȝane'' 'to satisfy'

**''ȝni'' 'needy, in distress'

*√ȝ-nj-n

**''møȝanjen'' 'interesting' (from Hebrew ''meȝanyen'', a folk etymology connects it with ''ȝein'' "eye")

*√ȝ-š-j

**''ȝyše'' 'to do, to make'

*√ȝ-š-r

*√ȝ-št-r

**''ȝašter'' (poetic) 'to be lustful'

**''afle'' 'to amaze'

**''miføla'' 'wonderful'

==C==

*''cøfa'' 'sofa' (from Aramaic via Old Togarmite; the source of English ''sofa'' in-universe)

*√c-l-m

**''calmy'' = characteristic; quality, trait

***''calmi'' = characteristic (adj)

**''myclam'' = personality

**''calem'' = to characterize

*√c-w-y

**''yctywė'' = to insist

==R==

*''ras'' 'head'

*√r-ʔ-j

**''rø'e'' 'to see'

*√r-w-j

**''myrwe'' 'too much'

==S==

**√s-m-j

***''samė'' 'to name'

*√s-w-j

**''swė'' 'same' (indeclinable; used in ''yn swė'' 'the same')

**''aswė'' (archaic) 'to compare'

*** only in ''blėš aswuj'' 'incomparable'

*√s-l-m

**''slėm'' 'peace; hello!'

**''slem'' 'whole'

**''aslem'' 'to complete'

**''stylem'' 'to make peace; to reconcile'

*√s-m(-m)

**''sem'' 'name'

**''samem'' 'to name'

*√s-m-ȝ

**''smaȝ'' 'to hear'

**''seiran'' 'smoke signal' (source of English ''siren'')

**''stysir'' 'to announce'

==Š==

*''šan'' 'herd'

*ּ√š-l-ȝ

**''šelȝy'' 'rib'

*√š-m-l

**''šmėl'' 'left'

*√š-n-j

**''šanė'' 'to repeat'

**''šeȝart'' 'strand of hair'

**''šėȝer'' 'Khuamnisht poet' (calqued from Anorite)

*''šol'' 'fox'

*''šur'' 'sure' <- ''yšur''