jar is bul

bul = jar (Lhaesine pronunciation = BUHL) (noun) (some things Google found for "bul": a very common term; BUL is a Korean comfort food restaurant in Washington, DC; BUL Transmark is a privately owned Israeli handgun manufacturer; an unusual last name; an unusual often masculine first name; a running-fight board game originating in Mesoamerica; month of the Old Hebrew calendar corresponding to Cheshvan; BUL is the ASX exchange symbol for Blue Energy Limited; Bul FC Jinja is an Ugandan Football Club; in Dutch and Afrikaans bul means bull; name of places in Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Sudan and Pakistan)

sink is piun

piun = sink (Lhaesine pronunciation = PYOON) (noun) (some things Google found for "piun": an uncommon term; user names; a rare last name; former name of the village of Bühne in Germany; in Volapük piun is a word for tallow; in Iban, which is a language of the island of Borneo, piun means opium; name of places in Pakistan and India)

You've heard the slang expression, everything but the kitchen sink? I've made the words for kitchen and sink.

bucket is trile

trile = bucket (Lhaesine pronunciation = TREYEL) (noun) (some things Google found for "trile": an uncommon term; name for a yellow-winged blackbird of South America; el trile, AKA Pepito pay double, is a sleight-of-hand game usually associated with fraud; a rare first name; a rare last name; Trile brand wine from Chile; user names; gaming character names; a misspelling of trail; similar Trili is the name of a place in Argentina)

The Lhaesine Dictionary Project has been on hiatus for the past 1 1/2 years. This blog went inactive due an illness and death in my family. With this new year, 2015, I decided to resume creating some words here.

cage is ine

ine = cage (Lhaesine pronunciation = EYEN) (noun) (some things Google found for "ine": a very common term; Ine of Wessex was king from 688 AD to 726 AD; INE offers CCIE (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert) training; INE is an acronym for Instituto Nacional de Estadística (National Statistics Institute) of Spain; an unusual feminine first name; an unusual last name; user names; in Japanese (transliterated) ine means rice plant; name of a place in the Marshall Islands)

box is coaya (revisited)

coaya = box (Lhaesine pronunciation = COH-yuh) (noun) (some things Google found for "coaya": a rare term; Coaya has IT outsourcing services; a last name that can be Hispanic; user name; part of a Finnish Border Collie's name)

My previous Lhaesine word for "box" was "coya". This is a minor spelling change to retain the same pronunciation.

I'm making modifications to my rules for the vowel "o". I'm adding the new vowel combination of "oa" to represent the long "o" sound, as in the English word "boat". If I didn't change the spelling of this word, my new conlang rules would have the "o" pronounced like in the English word "not". Behind the scenes, I'm changing the posted Lhaesine pronunciation, but not the spelling, of some other existing words.

bottle is cifexa

cifexa = bottle (Lhaesine pronunciation = kih-FEX-uh) (noun) (some things Google found for "cifexa": a very rare term; user name; in gobbledygook text of a subpage of a porn site; on index item for a Brazilian photo page)

cup is idar

idar = cup (Lhaesine pronunciation = IH-dar) (noun) (some things Google found for "idar": a very common term; Idar-Oberstein is a city in southwest Germany; a town and former Indian state in Gujarat in Western India; a last name, notably Mexican American journalist Jovita Idar; a masculine first name that is Norwegian or Swedish; Idar Bergseth Designs, Inc. fine jewellery company in Canada; iDAR stands for iPlanet Directory Access Router; user names)