12 June 2006

last is islir (redone)

islir = last (Lhaesine pronunciation = IH-slir) (adjective) (some things Google found for "islir": an uncommon to rare term; a masculine character on action game PlanetSide; a misspeling of "Islip" in New York state; appears on The Library of Babel; at Penn State ISLIR stands for Information Sciences and Technology for Labor and Industrial Relations minor)

My previous Lhaesine word for "last" was "wistir".

11 June 2006

wine is sefun (revisited)

sefun = wine (SEH-fuhn) (noun) (some things Google found for "sefun": a rare term; SeFun project, Semiotic Product Functions, is part of the industrial design research programme of the Academy of Finland; sefun calls in destructed objects regarding LDMud driver; user names; sefun.net is a Chinese language web site perhaps dealing with music; means "appeasement" in Icelandic; according to a forum posting "sufun" means "seven" in Proto-Norse)

10 June 2006

market is beldan

beldan = market (BEHLD-an) (noun) (some things Google found for "beldan": an uncommon term; Alco Beldan Ltd is a UK company for moveable walls and sliding folding partitions; Beldan's Fire is a fantasy book by Midori Snyder; Beldan GmbH & CO. or Beldan Raumsysteme is a German partitions company; a last name, probably English; a feminine first name; a masucline first name of English origin; Beldan is a Ranger RPG figure from Reaper Miniatures; user names; character names; something in Spanish, maybe a conjugation of verb "to winnow"; a location in Warsaw Poland; a place in Turkey)

09 June 2006

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)

08 June 2006

many is misren

misren = many (Lhaesine pronunciation = MIH-srehn) (adjective) (some things Google found for "misren": a rare term; user names; was a former Chinese .com site; a last name; name of a EverQuest character; may mean something in Swedish or Norwegian)

07 June 2006

island is asce

asce = island (Lhaesine pronunciation = AYSK) (noun) (some things Google found for "asce": a very common term; ASCE stands for American Society of Civil Engineers, an overwhelming result, among other things they host the National Concrete Canoe Competition; ASCE stands for Sydney Air-Shower Core Experiment of University of Sydney in Australia; ASCE Ab Ltd. is a marine rescue system company in Finland; ASCE stands for Association for the Study of the Cuban Economy; ASCE Networks is a IP technology company headquartered in Maryland; user name)

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

06 June 2006

lion is holan

holan = lion (HOH-lahn) (noun) (animal) (some things Google found for "holan": a common term; a last name, notably Czech poet Vladimír Holan (1905 - 1980) and former NHL hockey player Milos Holan; HOLAN Engineering of Arkansas; Jerri Holan & Associates architects; Holan Mountains National Natural Reserve in the northwestern China; user name; means "salt" in Cornish; places in Turkey, Burma, and Iran)

05 June 2006

wolf is hiifar (revisited)

hiifar = wolf (Lhaesine pronunciation = HIGH-fahr) (noun) (animal) (some things Google found for "hiifar": a nearly unique term, only one occurrence and it was part of a gobbledygook series of similar letter combinations)

Changed one letter in this Lhaesine word, changed "v" to "f".

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

04 June 2006

bed is nar

nar = bed (Lhaesine pronunciation = NAR) (noun) (some things Google found for "nar": a very common term; NAR stands for National Association of Realtors; NAR stands for National Association of Rocketry; NAR stands for Nucleic Acids Research; Nar-Anon for family and friends of someone with a drug addiction; NAR is the Nordic Amateur Theatre Council of Scandinavia; a first name, likely masculine; The Jackal of Nar is a fantasy book by John Marco; user name; means "jester, buffoon, clown" in Afrikaans; means "pomegranate" in Croatian, Serbian (Latin Script), and Turkish; means "fool, jester in Danish; means "little, small" in Eskimo; means "God forbid" in Gaelic and Scottish; means "vein" in Kashmiri; means "fire" in Lebanese and Maltese; means "flame, are" in Quenya; means "whereby, as" in Taiwanese (Transliterated); means "to get stretched, intensity" in Tibetan (Transliterated); means "male" in Urdu (Transliterated); means "fool" in Yiddish (Transliterated); places in Afghanistan, Turkey, Ecuador, Tanzania, Somalia, Russian Federation, Pakistan, Sweden, and India)

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

03 June 2006

fifteen is aosit

aosit = fifteen (Lhaesine pronunciation = OW-sit) (adjective) (number) (some things Google found for "aosit": a rare term; a last name; means something in Albanian; found on a number of Chinese pages, many perhaps related to Aosite Stainless Steel Appliances Co Ltd of China; A.O.S.I.T. (Bangladesh) Ltd.; appears of Library of Babel; user name; appears on Suck on this, spam bots!)

This word has been redone. The Lhaesine word for "fifteen" is now "osta". This posting is no longer current.

02 June 2006

box is coya (revisited)

coya = box (Lhaesine pronunciation = COH-yuh) (noun) (some things Google found for "coya": an uncommon term; COYA stands for The Coptic Orthodox Youth Association; a feminine first name, notably former Minnesota congresswoman Coya Knutson whose name is short for Cornelia; to the Incas Coya meant Queen or very high-ranking woman; locality in central Chile; COYA stands for the Company of the Year Awards in Kenya; COYA sistemas of Argentina; Coya Cosmetics of Burma; a last name; user name; means "wedding" in Sardinian Campidanese); places in Chile, Spain, Mexico, Peru, Guinea, and Guatemala)

Shortened this Lhaesine word by dropping a letter.

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

01 June 2006

bell is fara (revisited)

fara = bell (FAH-ruh) (noun) (some things Google found for "fara": a very common term; FARA stands for F.A. Richard & Associates, Inc.; FARA stands for Foreign Agents Registration Act in United States; FARA stands for Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa; FARA is Friedreich's Ataxia Research Alliance; FARA stands for Amateur Radio Associations in Framingham, Fairfield, and Falmouth; a last name; FARA is Federation of Active Retirement Associations in Ireland; FARA Accessories of New Zealand sells jewelry; Fara (1999) is a movie from Russia; a feminine first name; FARA is Fútbol Against Racism in the Americas; FARA is a charity both working with orphaned children in Romania; means "cum, jizz" in Albanian; means "parsonage, rectory, vicarage, manse" in Czech; means "go, pass by, wend, pass" in Faroese; means "depart, exceed, go away, leave" in Icelandic; means "lighthouse, youngest child" in Malagasy; means "parish church" in Polish; means "hunt" in Quenya; means "devoid, wanting" in Romanian; means "poop, steerage, stern" in Serbian (Latin Script); means "rectory, manse" in Slovak; means "brimful, measure" in Swahili; means "danger, peril, go, travel, ride, hazard" in Swedish; places in Italy, Mali, Chad, Central African Republic, Burkina Faso, United Arab Emirates, Micronesia, Slovenia, Guinea-Bissau, and Jordan; ruins in Iraq and Israel; island in UK)

This word has been slightly revised. The word for "bell" is now "vara". This posting is no longer current.