nineteen is zumar (revisited)

zumar = nineteen (Lhaesine pronunciation = ZUH-mawr) (adjective) (number) (some things Google found for "zumar": a common to very common term; Zumar Industries is a manufacturer of traffic signs; an unusual last name; Surat Az-Zumar (The Troops, Throngs) is the 39th sura of the Qur'an with 75 ayat; an unusual masculine first name; means "elm" in Basque; Zumar Lake in Ontario, Canada; name of a city in Iraq)

My previous Lhaesine word for "nineteen" was "udar". I initially considered making this word "umar". Then I decided to make this word begin with the letter Z.

eighteen is noiya (revisited)

noiya = eighteen (Lhaesine pronunciation = NOY-yuh) (adjective) (number) (some things Google found for "noiya": an uncommon term; Noiya Indian Kitchen and Bar, which is also a takeaway, in London; Noiya Clothing of UK and Noiya Skate Jam; a feminine first name; user names; name of a city in Papua New Guinea)

My previous Lhaesine word for "eighteen" was "noica". This is small change. It Adds to my usage of the unusual letter Y.

sixteen is evane (revisited)

evane = sixteen (Lhaesine pronunciation = EH-vayne) (adjective) (number) (some things Google found for "evane": an uncommon term; a last name; a feminine first name; Evane Model Agency on Second Life; user names; Electronica / House music by Jordan Evane; Greek restaurant in Paris called Evi Evane; there's a 1973 SF story titled "Evane" by E.C. Tubb)

My previous Lhaesine word for "sixteen" was "evage". This is a minor change. I think my new word is easier to pronounce.

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 This posting is no longer current.

thirteen is dache (revisited)

dache = thirteen (Lhaesine pronunciation = DAYCH) (adjective) (number) (some things Google found for "dache": an uncommon term; a last name, notably Lilly Daché was a French-born milliner known for fashionable hats; Dache Logo Design; Caran d'Ache is a Swiss manufacturer of writing instruments; similar word "dach" means "roof" in German; the name of a cities in Comoros and China)

My previous Lhaesine word for "thirteen" was "shoun". Perhaps I should of said this word was redone, not merely revisited.

eleven is jond (revisited)

jond = eleven (Lhaesine pronunciation = JAWND) (adjective) (number) (some things Google found for "jond": an uncommon term; a last name; Bames Jond is a secret agent Flash Arcade Game; user names sometimes spelled JonD; Jond Security Services in Saudi Arabia; an unusual first name; JOND Production Group is a videography company in Puerto Rico; means "army" in Persian; name of a city in Iran; Jond-e Hoseyn is the name of a city in Iran)

My previous Lhaesine word for "eleven" was "jaem". Sorry, but I'm revising my words for numbers once again. So that these changes don't drag on too long, I'm going to up the frequency of posts to this blog.

cloak is bocore (revisited)

bocore = cloak (Lhaesine pronunciation = BAW-kore) (noun) (some things Google found for "bocore": an uncommon term; BOCore.exe is part of BOClean Anti-Malware software; an unusual last name; user names; name of a city in Venezuela; name of a town in Panama)

My previous word for "cloak" was "baoca", which was a word that never quite worked for me.

after is nece (revisited)

nece = after (Lhaesine pronunciation = NEEK) (adverb) (some things Google found for "nece": a very common term; a last name, notably football linebacker Ryan Nece; user names; NECE is an acronym for National Ergonomics Conference and Exposition; NECE stands for Navy Entomology Center of Excellence; NECE is an acronym for Navy Expeditionary Combat Enterprise; "neće" means "will not" in Croatian; Nécé is the name of a town in New Caledonia)

My previous Lhaesine word for "after" was "nerir". I'm changing this word because it was too close to my word for "oak" which is "nere". Besides, it used the letter R twice, which I tend to overuse.