cushion is dalihe

dalihe = cushion (Lhaesine pronunciation = DAH-lieh) (noun) (some things Google found for "dalihe": a rare to unusual term; a clothing and leather goods store in Paris, France; similar Dali He You Inn in Dali, Yunnan, China; user names; a possible misspelling of dahlia; seems to mean something in Bhojpuri (transliterated) which is a language of North India and Nepal; name of a place in Jilin Sheng, China)

Just creating more words. Cushion was in a paragraph I was attempting to translate to Lhaesine.

bowl is gatha (revisited)

gatha = bowl (Lhaesine pronunciation = GAHTH-uh) (noun) (some things Google found for "gatha": a common term; a type of poetic verse in the ancient Indian languages of Prakrit and Sanskrit; one of 17 Zoroastrian hymns believed to have been composed by Zarathusthra (Zoroaster) himself; in Buddhist literature a versified portion of the sutras; an unusual feminine first name; an unusual last name; Gatha Falls is a waterfall in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh)

My previous Lhaesine word for "bowl" was "gieda". I decide to change this word to look less like my word for cup.

candle is micla (revisited)

micla = candle (Lhaesine pronunciation = MIH-kluh) (noun) (some things Google found for "micla": an uncommon term; an unusual last name; MiCLa photography of NYC; MiCla Multimedia software of Italy; a rare feminine first name; MICLA is an acronym for Municipal Improvement Corporation of Los Angeles; MICLA is an acronym for Movimiento por la Independencia Cultural de Latino América)

My previous Lhaesine word for "candle" was "micaln".

sheet is fursa

fursa = sheet (Lhaesine pronunciation = FURSS-uh) (noun) (some things Google found for "fursa": an uncommon term; Saint Fursa (aka Saint Fursey) was an Irish monk who died in 650 who did much to establish Christianity throughout the British Isles; Fursa Alternative Strategies LLC of New York; Fursa FX is a Islamic Forex trading firm; an unusual last name; user names; means "opportunity, chance for advancement, progress or profit" in Swahili; "fursa saeeda" means "nice to meet you" in Arabic (transliterated); name of a city in Bangladesh)

lamp is mirade (reinstated)

mirade = lamp (Lhaesine pronunciation = MIH-raid) (noun) (some things Google found for "mirade": an uncommon term; a last name, notably Dan Mirade who writes about wrestling; Mirade Studios of the UK is a video production service; user names; a masculine first name that may be Kurdish or Zambian; name of a city in Iraq)

Way back in 2005, I defined the Lhaesine word for "lamp" to be "mirade", then soon after modified it to "mrade". I'm not sure why I decided to use that strange "mr" consonant combination. As an experiment perhaps? Anyway, I'm changing this word back to what it orginally was.

blanket is guscen (redone)

guscen = blanket (Lhaesine pronunciation = guh-SKEHN) (noun) (some things Google found for "guscen": a very rare term; user names; "word" in gobbledygook text that is supposedly rat poison for email-harvesting spam-spiders)

My previous Lhaesine word for "blanket" was "gisaex", which a atypical word for this conlang that looked vaguely French.

thread is shude

shude = thread (Lhaesine pronunciation = SHOOD) (noun) (some things Google found for "shude": an uncommon term; the husks and other refuse of rice mills which is used to adulterate oil cake or linseed cake; Chengdu Shùdé High School in Sichuan Province China; "Shùdé" means "establishing morality" in Chinese; a Chinese last name or first name; Shude Hill in Manchester and Sheffield in the UK; user name; a place in China)

rug is wisa (revisited)

wisa = rug (Lhaesine pronunciation = WIH-suh) (noun) (some things Google found for "wisa": an uncommon to common term; WISA Wood Products of Finland; WISA stands for Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association of the UK; WISA stands for the Water Institute of Southern Africa; WISA stands for West Indian Softball Association; WISA is Wine Industry Suppliers Australia; WISA is a homebuilder in Canada; WiSA stands for Wisconsin Safety Analyzer at University of Wisconsin, Madison; WISA stands for Workshop on Information Security Applications in Korea; WiSA (Wireless Sensor and Actuator) project at University of Vaasa, Finland; WISA is Women's Intercollegiate Squash Association; WISA sprayballs in industrial hygiene; WISA sanitary ware in Europe; WISA (pronounced "we-sah") is the Women's Island Soccer Association of Oahu, Hawaii; WiSA (pronounced "Wiser") Irrigation Solutions of Australia; W.I.S.A. is the Washington Ice Skating Association; acronym WISA refers to the Web Development Stack of Windows; a last name; user names; WISA is West Indian Student Association at University of Toronto; means "belly, twin" in Quechua, a widely spoken Native American language of South America; a place in Pakistan)

soap is ledoin

ledoin = soap (Lhaesine pronunciation = LEH-doyn) (noun) (some things Google found for "ledoin": a rare term; a last name that is almost certainly French, notably secondary character Fanny Ledoin on episodes of French TV series "Mademoiselle Joubert"; appears on the Library of Babel)

cloth is tebin

tebin = cloth (TEH-bihn) (noun) (some things Google found for "tebin": an uncommon term; a last name which seems to be French, Polish, Russian, or Ukrainian; a place in Burma; user names; in Japanese martial arts a tebin is a stick positioned across the shoulders which was originally used to hang buckets from; Tebin Power Station in Egypt; a tebin is half cabin/half tent in a camp; a first name in India; seems to be a word in a language of Somalia; means "a smell" in a conlang called Denden; Ido-tebin is a possibly hazardous chemical)