marsh is vashar

vashar = marsh (Lhaesine pronunciation = VAH-shar) (noun) (some things Google found for "vashar": an uncommon term; a race of fictional proto-humans that are utterly corrupt and evil in Dungeon & Dragons; user name; Croatian DJ Val Vashar; name of a fictional Goddess of Joy and Recuperation on RPGnet; techno musician Vashar from Tuzla)

This is another new word. It was originally intended to be a revision of my word for "swamp", but I reliazed that it would be useful to have a word for "marsh". After all, marshes and swamps are two different things.

nothing is mina

mina = nothing (Lhaesine pronunciation = MIH-nuh) (noun) (some things Google found for "mina": a very common term; Mina is an Italian pop singer; Mina is a last name; Mina is a female fictional cleric character in the Dragonlance universe; Mina is a feminine first name that can be Japanese, Korean, Indian or Turkish in origin; "Mina" can be short for German feminine name Wilhelmina; Mina Harker is a fictional character in Bram Stoker's novel Dracula; Mina are a tribe and caste in northern India; "minä" means "I" and "me" in Finnish; "mina" means "mine" (as in mining) in Portuguese and Spanish; "mina" means "mine" (as in landmine) in Croatian, Czech, and Swedish; Mina is the name of numerous cities in countries such as the Philippines, Pakistan, Guatemala, Morocco, Ethiopia, Mexico, and Gambia)

A new word! A break from the all the revisions I've been doing lately in Lhaesine.

This word has been changed. The Lhaesine word for "nothing" is now "lunt". This posting is no longer current.

I have redefined "mina" in Lhaesine as "skin".

mud is vuhe (reinstated)

vuhe = mud (Lhaesine pronunciation = VYOOH) (noun) (some things Google found for "vuhe": an uncommon to rare term; an unusual last name; user names; means something in an artistic fictional language called Lara; "vuhe" or "vuhé" means something in Breton; vuhe.ru is a Russian website selling miniature wireless headphones)

My previous word for "mud" was "fuhe". Now that I'm re-including the letter "v" in Lhaesine, I'm reverting back to my original word.

This word has been revised. The Lhaesine word for "mud" is now "vug". This posting is no longer current.

gray is liica (revisited)

liica = gray (Lhaesine pronunciation = LYE-Kuh) (adjective) (color) (some things Google found for "liica"; an uncommon to rare term; LIICA Holdings LLC is a US company in the finance sector; Liica Co. Ltd. is a Chinese promotional gifts and products company; user names)

My previous Lhaesine word for "gray" was "laica". I'm modifying the first vowel to fit how I want to pronounce this word, which is like the German camera manufacturer Leica.

This word has been revised. The Lhaesine word for "gray" is now "lige". This posting is no longer current.

star is lire (revisited)

lire = star (Lhaesine pronunciation = LYER, or lyre) (noun) (some things Google found for "lire"; a very common term; means "to read" in French; Lire is Open Source log analysis software; more than one Italian lira, plural of lira; a French literary magazine; LIRE is a joint research unit in 18th and 19th century literature in France; means "lira (currency)" in Afrikaans, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish; similar word "lirë" means "cheap or free" in Albanian: places in Alsace region of France (also called Liré), Uganda, and Turkey)

My previous word for "star" was "liiha". I think this new word is simpler and more elegant.

This word has been redone. Nothing wrong with this word, I expect lire will be reused. The word for "star" is now "avel". This posting is no longer current.

frost is bevun (revisited)

bevun = frost (Lhaesine pronunciation = BEH-vuhn) (noun) (some things Google found for "bevun": a rare term; an unusual last name; user name; a misspelling of "begun"; means "to scold" in Dhivehi which is the language of Maldives)

This word has been revised. The Lhaesine word for "frost" is now "beyan". This posting is no longer current.

wing is juoca (revisited)

juoca = wing (Lhaesine pronunciation = JUUH-cuh) (noun) (some things Google found for "juoca": a rare term; JUOCA is the USDA symbol for the juniperus occidentalis or western juniper or Sierra juniper; user name; may mean something in Italian or an Italian dialect)

My previous word for "wing" was "jeuca". I've decided not to use the "eu" vowel combination in Lhaesine. This "uo" vowel combination is new, it'll be pronounced like the "oo" in "book".

This word has been revised. The Lhaesine word for "wing" is now "jeura". This posting is no longer current.