ivy is saneasa (revisited)

saneasa = ivy (Lhaesine pronunciation = sah-NEE-suh) (noun) (some things Google found for "saneasa": an uncommon to rare term; similar SANESA is an acronym for South African National Equestrian Schools Association; similar SANASA is an acronym for Sociedade de Abastecimento de Agua e Saneamento S.A. (Society of Water Supply and Sanitation) of Brazil; similar Baneasa is a place in Romania; may mean something in a language spoken by Sikhs)

My previous Lhaesine word for "ivy" was "saneisa". This is a tweak due to changed spelling rules. The pronunciation remains the same.

mercury is rirarta (revisited)

rirarta = mercury (quicksilver) (Lhaesine pronunciation = rih-RAWRT-uh) (noun) (metal) (some things Google found for "rirarta”: a very rare term; may possibly mean something in Brazil; bad OCR of words on several documents)

My previous word for "mercury" was "rirarat". I swapped around the final two letters.

difficult is terucen (revisited)

terucen = difficult (Lhaesine pronunciation = TEH-ruh-kehn) (adjective) (some things Google found for "terucen": a very rare term; may be a last name; other occurrences seemed to be just gobbledygook)

My previous word for "difficult" was "terinpan", which no longer works within the rules for Lhaesine because of that "np" consoant combination. Over the years I've come up with various rules for building words in this conlang language.

Happy New Year!

paint is bresane (revisited)

bresane = paint (Lhaesine pronunciation = BREH-sayn) (noun) (some things Google found for "bresane": an uncommon to rare term; a place in Croatia and/or Serbia & Montenegro and/or Kosovo; a last name that can be Brazilian)

My previous Lhaesine word for "paint" was "brese". I'm lengthening the word by two letters, and at the same time making it look less like the word for wheat which is "brene".

ivy is saneisa

saneisa = ivy (Lhaesine pronunciation = sah-NEE-suh) (noun) (plant) (some things Google found for "saneisa": a rare term; user names; an unusual feminine name; a last name of someone in Panama; saneisa.com was a former web domain featuring Celtic and Medieval Merchandise)

I seem to be creating mostly four-letter and five-letter words for Lhaesine. More variation in the length of my words would probably be good, so here's a seven-letter word.

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 This posting is no longer current.

garden is merigen (revisited)

merigen = garden (Lhaesine pronunciation = meh-RIH-gehn) (noun) (some things Google found for "merigen": an uncommon to rare term; Merigen Medical of Fargo, North Dakota; user names; a last name; an unusual first name; Merigen OÜ is an Estonian importer of stockings, socks, and underwear; MeriGen Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Italy; a form of the Old English word for "morning")

My previous word for "garden" was "merign". I've decided not to use the "gn" consonant combination in Lhaesine. Besides, this word was the only word that was using it.

This is a amother tweak of an existing Lhaesine word. I know I've been "revisiting" words for a while here, but I'm trying to get rid of some inconsistancies. If you want to see new words, I'm actively defining more new words on my other conlang, Miresua. Miresua is not related to Lhaesine.

raccoon is dulehar

dulehar = raccoon (Lhaesine pronunciation = duh-LEH-hahr) (noun) (animal) (some things Google found for "dulehar": a rare term; name of a village in the Himachal Pradesh region of India)

This word was inspired by the raccoon I encountered in the garden.

message is ebrelan

ebrelan = message (Lhaesine pronunciation = eh-BREH-lahn) (noun) (some things Google found for "ebrelan": a very rare term; a suggested pet name; a user name)

concrete is piliran

piliran = concrete (Lhaesine pronunciation = pih-LIH-rahn) (noun, adjective) (some things Google found for "piliran": a rare term; first name of a Armsman character on The Camelot Herald; seems to mean something in Indonesian but I'm unable to translate it; a character on World of Warcraft)

mirror is feruida

feruida = mirror (Lhaesine pronunciation = feh-RYOO-duh) (noun) (some things Google found for "feruida": an uncommon term; a Latin word which seems to be related to "fervidus" which means "glowing, burning, fiery, fervid"; in Medieval Latin may mean "hotly")

ivory is mogethe

mogethe = ivory (Lhaesine pronunciation = MAW-geeth) (noun, adjective) (some things Google found for "mogethe": a very rare term; name of a world of Warcraft warrior character and a user; a last name similar to Mokgethe which is a name from Botswana)

mister is cinanar (revisited)

cinanar = mister (Lhaesine pronunciation = kihn-AHN-awr) (noun)
(some things Google found for "cinanar": a very rare term; cryptic reference on what's apparently a scientific paper; appears on odd page that seems to be about cartoons)

sapphire is ayalune

ayalune = sapphire (Lhaesine pronunciation = ah-YAH-loon) (noun) (gemstone) (some things Google found for "ayalune": a very rare term; a World of Warcraft character name; a user name that's possibly Chinese; may mean something in a language from India, perhaps in Sinhala)

blind is ragihan

ragihan = blind (Lhaesine pronunciation = rah-GIH-han) (adjective) (some things Google found for "ragihan": a rare term; means a something related to "announce, communicate" in Kurdish)

familiar is marenen

marenen = familiar (Lhaesine pronunciation = mah-REH-nehn) (adjective) (some things Google found for "marenen": a rare term; means "whitefishes" in Dutch; a user name; Marenen Sociedad Limitada of Bilbao, Spain)

In Lhaesine "marenen" is an adjective meaning well known or easily recognized.

morning is tabriga

tabriga = morning (tah-BRIH-guh) (noun) (some things Google found for "tabriga": a rare term; a last name which can be Filipino; may mean something in Estonian)

magic is tasraen

tasraen = magic (Lhaesine pronunciation = TAH-srawn) (noun) (some things Google found for "tasraen": an unique term; no web pages were found on Google search, there were no matches on any documents, not even on gobbledygook pages)

I intend "tasraen" to be a positive term for magic, to be used for beneficial and white magic.

knowledge is sebinet

sebinat = knowledge (seh-BIH-nat) (noun) (some things Google found for "sebinat": a very rare term; user names; appears as "sebinaT" on several pages from Soviet Georgia)