brooch is feawa (revisited)

feawa = brooch (Lhaesine pronunciation = FEE-wuh) (noun) (some things Google found for "feawa": an uncommon term; means "few" in Old English; user names; SRC-FEAWA Cup for Cricket in India where FEAWA is an acronym for Faridabad Estate Agents Welfare Association; a rare last name; FEAWA is an acronym for Federation of Employers' Association of West Africa; maybe an old name of place in Sudan)

My previous Lhaesine word for "brooch" was "feicwa". I simplified this word somewhat.

ring is noula (revisited)

noula = ring (Lhaesine pronunciation = NOO-luh) (noun) (some things Google found for "noula": an uncommon term; Noula Apartments and Noula Studios are places to holiday in Greece; The Noula Express was a steel ship sunk near Fort Lauderdale in an artificial reef program; user name; a feminine name which can be Hebrew or Greek; a masculine first name which can be Syrian or Haitian; a last name which is likely from Greece)

My previous word for "ring" was "nuila". This new word is pronounced the same as the old word, I'm just changing the spelling. The new "ou" vowel combination will be pronounced as "oo" in "moon". The old "ui" vowel combination will be changing to the "yoo" sound, like the "u" in "cute". Expect more word revisions due to this rule change of mine.

crown is ecalde

ecalde = crown (Lhaesine pronunciation = EH-kayld) (noun) (some things Google found for "ecalde": a rare term; user names; a last name that's likely Spanish; possibly means something in Italian)

amulet is tocage

tocage = amulet (Lhaesine pronunciation = TOH-kayg) (noun) (some things Google found for "tocage": a rare term; Japanese site ToCaGe Search; a French typography term also spelled "toquage"; SCAF Tocage Stade amateur football club in Central African Republic; a last name; a talking chameleon on computer game for Sega Saturn called Virus; name of a typhoon)

chain is sirild (revisited)

sirild = chain (SIH-rild) (rare term in Google; a feminine Norwegian, and perhaps Danish, first name; a last name; cited by "Suck on this, spam bots!")

I modified the ending of this word.