east is seadon (revisited)

seadon = east (Lhaesine pronunciation = SEE-dawn) (noun, adjective, adverb) (direction) (some things Google found for "seadon": an uncommon term; an uncommon last name, notably actor Pete Seadon; an unusual masculine first name; a misspelling of "season" such as in TV episodes)

My previous Lhaesine word for "east" was "seidon". This is a minor change due to a change in my phonetic spelling rules. The pronunciation is unchanged.

west is haidon (revisited)

haidon = west (Lhaesine pronunciation = HAY-dawn) (noun, adjective, adverb) (direction) (some things Google found for "haidon": an uncommon term; a last name notably of musician Paul Haidon; user names; a masculine first name; Haidon - Hubin SA is a company in Belgium)

My previous Lhaesine word for west was madan. This new word is more like the word for east.

left is puralt (revisited)

puralt = left (Lhaesine pronunciation = PUH-rahlt) (adjective) (direction) (some things Google found for "puralt": a rare term; an unusual last name)

My previous Lhaesine word for "left" was "birat". I decided to change and to lengthen this word.

right is cedost (revisited)

cedost = right (Lhaesine pronunciation = KEH-dawst) (adjective) (direction) (some things Google found for "cedost": an uncommon to rare term; CEDOST is an acronym for Centro di Documentazione Storico-Politica (Documentation Center on Historical Policy) which collects materials about terrorism and political violence in Italy in World War II)

My previous Lhaesine word for "right" was "cebat". I decided to lengthen this word to six letters, and use the consonant combination of ST.

Starting with this posting, I'm returning to my previous schedule of updates four times a month.

north is erden (revisited)

erden = north (Lhaesine pronunciation = EHRD-ehn) (noun, adjective, adverb) (direction) (some things Google found for "erden": a very common term; a last name, notably Semih Erden a Turkish basketball player; a first name; Friede auf Erden (Peace on Earth) is a compostion by Austrian and later American composer Arnold Schoenberg; user names; means "to ground (electrically), earth" in German; name of cities in western Germany and northwestern Bulgaria)

My previous Lhaesine word for "north" was "eriden". I shortened this word by removing one letter.

backward is icwara (revisited)

icwara = backward or behind (Lhaesine pronunciation = ih-KWAH-ruh) (adverb) (some things Google found for "icwara": a rare to very rare term; a last name that can be Indonesian)

My previous word for "backward" was "iqwara".

forward is bixara

bixara = forward or front (biks-AH-ruh) (adjective and adverb) (rare term in Google; word I couldn't translate on some Brazilian and Portuguese pages, may be slang but probably not too crude; perhaps a word in a Cambodian language; term used with computers in Kurdish; a last name)

south is jiden

jiden = south (Lhaesine pronunciation = JIH-dehn) (some things Google found for "jiden": a common term; means "autobiography" in Japanese; means the number 1 in the West Slavic dialect of Kashubian; "Asef Jiden" means "I'm very sorry" in Libyan Arabic; means "Yiddish" in Albanian; a probably Nigerian last name; a Malay surname)