ink is diras (revisited)

diras = ink (Lhaesine pronunciation = DIH-rahs) (noun) (some things Google found for "diras": a very common term; a rare last name; means "you will say, you will tell" in French; similar word "dirás" means "you will say, you will tell" in Spanish; present tense of verb "to say, to tell" in Esperanto; a feminine plural form of the adjective "fearful, ominous" in Latin; means "graceless" in Welsh)

My previous word for "ink" was "wulen". Maybe that word can be reused and redefined.

gray is lige (revisited)

lige = gray (Lhaesine pronunciation = LYEG) (adjective) (color) (some things Google found for "lige": an uncommon term; an old masculine first name which can be short for Elijah (which is likely pronounced LYEJ); a last name; user names; means "straight, equal, directly" in Danish; means "liege" in French; name of cities in Belgium and China; name of a town in Oklahoma)

My previous word for "gray" was "liiga". I shortened this word, keeping the long i vowel.

orange is hoanar (revisited)

hoanar = orange (Lhaesine pronunciation = HO-nawr) (adjective) (color) (some things Google found for "hoanar": a rare term; Hoanar (or likely Honar) Garden in Iran; user names; a rare last name; name of a World of Warcraft character; a misspelling of "honor")

My previous word for "orange" was "honar". I'm changing this word slightly again because this is how I want to pronounce it.

with is fos (revisited)

fos = with (Lhaesine pronunciation = FAWSE) (preposition) (some things Google found for "fos": a very common term; FOS gene and c-Fos protein in molecular biology; a last name; an unusual masculine first name; Fos is a song released by Elena Paparizou; FOS is an acronym for Faint Object Spectrograph; FOS is an acronym for Financial Ombudsman Service in the UK; means "wall" in Cornish; slang for "shitty, worthless" in Hungarian; Fos (aka Fos-sur-Mer) is port city in southern France; the name of cities in Norway, France and Senegal)

My previous Lhaesine word for "with" was "fose". I shortened this word.