December 8
Sau /sa͡ʊ/, n. Class D. Journey. Sauyi /ˈsa͡ʊ.ji/, relating to journeys. Asauyit /ʌ.ˈsa͡ʊ.jit̪/, to travel.
Iasau, pilgrimage.
Nusauyi, culturally astute, well-traveled.
Nusaukouri, someone who has made traveling a profession.
Enasau, religious procession.
Sauyåssị, any god to whom one prays for journey-related reasons.
Saukhia, light-distance, or the journey light takes from one place to another.
Efịsau, hotel, hostel, or other room where a journeyer stays.
Fågoim sauyi, a traveling teacher, typically a religious officiant or philosopher.
Sau mėi vat kossori para mė noahet efịsauć shitarahi.
My journey was monotonous, except I hated the loud hotel rooms.
December 9
Shovė /ˈʃo͡ʊ.və/, n. Class N. Shore.
Ashovė /ʌ.ˈʃo͡ʊ.və/, inspiration after a long, fallow period.
Akaiashovit /ʌ.kʼaɪ͡a.ˈʃo͡ʊ.vit̪/, to stand someone up, as in not show up for an appointment or social function despite saying one would be there.
Anuashovit /ʌ.nʊ͡ɑ.ˈʃo͡ʊ.vit̪/, to beach, negative sense.
Ashovit /ʌ.ˈʃo͡ʊ.vit̪/, to beach, positive or neutral sense.
Gịssåt ret shovit nia vė mohuyem vannuonehio ratịtu.
/ˈgɪ.ʂɔt̪ rɛt̪ ˈʃo͡ʊ.vit̪ ni͡ɑ vɛ mo͡ʊ.ˈxu.jəm vʌ̃.ðʊ͡o.ˈnɛ.xio͡ʊ rʌ.ˈt̪ɪ.t̪ʊ./
The boat was beached and le wrote a letter to a/the sister.
December 10
Thåtotei /θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪ɛ͡ɪ/, n. Class A. Loneliness. Thåtoti /θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪i/, alone.
Aithåtotei /a͡ɪ.θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪ɛ͡ɪ/, digital isolation.
Iathåtotei /i͡ɑ.θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪ɛ͡ɪ/, a state of renunciation.
Enathåtotei /ə.nʌ.θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪ɛ͡ɪ/, a theological term describing the interaction between Gods and the world.
Othåtotei /o͡ʊ.θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪ɛ͡ɪ/, isolated.
Athåtotait /ʌ.θɔ.ˈt̪o͡ʊ.t̪a͡ɪt̪/, to isolate; when reflexive, to go into isolation.
Mė mėis thåtotam helai tålịnė nia noaha ñirep lopesu dat reyani nia shueyi.
I isolated myself because the anger and hatred of everyone here was strong and dangerous.
December 11
Thui /θu͡i/, n. Class D. Footprint. Othui /ˈo͡ʊ.θu͡i/, track, spoor.
Aȯthuiyit /ʌ.ʔo.ˈθu͡i.jit̪/, to track.
Aithui /ˈa͡ɪ.θu͡i/, technology footprint.
Thuivekut /θu͡i.ˈvɛ.kʼut̪/, energy footprint, amount of energy used.
Thuivekut vasa da olayi othuat tuahi.
/θu͡i.ˈvɛ.kʼut̪ ˈvɑ.sʌ dɑ o͡ʊ.ˈlɑ.ji ˈo͡ʊ.θu͡ɑt̪ ˈt̪u͡ɑ.xi/
Their energy footprint is far too massive.
December 12
To /t̪o͡ʊ/, n. Class D. Metal.
Sitoyi, metallic.
Toyi, made of metal.
Mịto, metal worn for adornment.
Aimịto, prosthetic.
Uhoto, mine.
Ånåto, recycled metal, lit. old-new metal.
Mesh kouriaia peairahėo isi ånåto.
We do metal recycling for the planet.
Tosamiakha /t̪o͡ʊ.sʌ.ˈmi͡ɑ.ʁʌ/, n. Class N. Impermanence.
Ñijė hidė nia sihata voiyauptu måtenui tosamiakha.
Everything suffers and suffering is necessary to illumine impermanence by means of teaching.
December 13
Tussi /ˈt̪u.ʂi/, adj. Soft.
Nuatussi, /nu͡ɑ.ˈt̪u.ʂi/ unstable.
Atussit /ʌ.ˈt̪u.ʂit̪/, to soften, to weaken.
Atusi /ʌ.ˈt̪u.ʂi/, pliable, supple.
December 14
Tė /t̪ɛ/, n. Class D. Road.
Setė /ˈsɛ.t̪ə/, highway.
Setua nia ennahjịć rikhaptu tịnnuåć.
Highways and trains bind cities.
December 15
Ta /t̪ɑ/, n. Class A. Call.
Tayi /ˈt̪ɑ.ji/, noteworthy, something to pay attention or respond to, important.
Atayait /ʌ.ˈt̪ɑ.ja͡ɪt̪/, to call, to transmit widely, to alert.
Mė davajem nådịnui tayi karanai mėi.
I solved my despair via important oracles.
Vė tayaia odashinasio sejatho ćėis.
Le will alert your (sing. inf., AKA “thy”) family after the decision.