west is madan (redone)

madan = west (Lhaesine pronunciation = MAH-dahn) (noun, adjective, adverb) (direction) (some things Google found for "madan": a common term; a last name and a first name that can be from India; The Madan or Marsh Arabs are a people from southern Iraq; Sudalai Madan is an ancient non-Vedic Tamil male deity of South India; Madan Plantation grows Arabica coffee in New Guinea; means "mine (excavation)" in Indonesian; means "mineral" in Urdu (transliterated); name of cities in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Armenia, Yemen, Cuba, Burma, and Bulgaria)

My previous Lhaesine word for "west" was "maigor". My new word is simpilier and goes better with my other cardinal compass point words.

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 This posting is no longer current.

wood is helar (revisited)

helar = wood (Lhaesine pronunciation = HEH-lahr) (noun, adjective) (material) (some things Google found for "helar": an uncommon term; verb meaning "to freeze" in Spanish; Helar Ltd Scandinavian furniture of the UK; a last name which can be English and Belgian; user names and gaming character names; Helar Marketing And Consultant Pvt Ltd of India is in the rubber industry; HELAR s.r.o. of Czech Republic produces motorcycle and bicycle helmets; a place in Iran)

My previous Lhaesine word for "wood" was "halh", which was an atypical word that even I wanted to mispronounce. I'm modifying this word because I'd like common words in this conlang to be (or at least look) pronounceable.

gate is barul (redone)

barul = gate (Lhaesine pronunciation = BAH-ruhl) (noun) (some things Google found for "barul": an uncommon term; a last name, notably French football player Patrick Barul; Barul-Mare and Barul Mic are cities in Romania)

My previous Lhaesine word for "gate" was "bahit", which was rather atypical looking. The new word "barul" rhymes with my word for "cold" which is "marul".

seed is girna

girna = seed (Lhaesine pronunciation = GIHRN-uh) (noun) (some things Google found for "girna": an uncommon term; a stone shelter found in the Maltese countryside; a river in Maharashtra state of southern India; a first name; means something in Greek - "Girna Ksana" is a song title by Antique which is a Greek pop/dance music duo orginating from Sweden, "Girna Se Mena" is an Greek album by Panos Kiamos, "Girna" is a song title by a Cypriot-Greek singer Anna Vissi; means "grindstone, millstone" in Lithuanian)

today is nalha (revisited)

nalha = today (Lhaesine pronunciation = NAH-lhuh) (adverb and noun) (some things Google found for "nalha": an uncommon term; NALHA stands for Northern Alberta Ladies Hockey Association; user names; a last name which can be Portuguese; name of an Arabian horse; Sand Nalha river in India; gaming character name)

My previous Lhaesine word for "today" was "nalra". I'm modifying this word because I don't think I'll be allowing the consonant combination of "lr".

silk is pache (revisited)

pache = silk (Lhaesine pronunciation = PAYCH, not pronounced like "apache") (noun, adjective) (some things Google found for "pache": an uncommon term; a last name which can be Swiss, notably photographer Philippe Pache and French Revolution era politician Jean-Nicolas Pache; Pache Management Company of Ohio manages the properties; PACHE is a charitable trust working with drop-outs and illiterate children in southern India; means "flowers" in Ayapathu which is an Australian Aboriginal language; means "her, his" in Chewa (or Chichewa) which is a language south-central Africa; means exists in Marathi (Transliterated) which is a language of India; name of cities in Guatemala, Afghanistan, and Guinea-Bissau)

My previous Lhaesine word for "silk" was "pisach".

linen is alira

alira = linen (Lhaesine pronunciation = ah-LIH-ruh) (noun, adjective) (some things Google found for "alira": an uncommon term; Alira stainless steel kitchen faucets; Accueil Alira of France offers technical engineering education packs; user names; first name of a female fantasy character; a last name that can be Spanish; name of cities in Uganda and Iran)

This word was originally intended to be the word for linen in Miresua, my other conlang, but as I do so often in Lhaesine, I changed my mind. Miresua is an eclectic alphabetic combination of Basque and Finnish and follows a different set of rules. Not all words intended for Miresua can be used in Lhaesine. For instance, the word I ended up using for linen in Miresua, avari, would not be allowed in Lhaesine because it contains a "v" and ends in "i".

oak is nere

nere = oak (Lhaesine pronunciation = NEER) (noun, adjective) (some things Google found for "nere": a common term; can mean "black" in Italian but "nera" or "nero" are the more common words; 16th century Italian condittiero Giovanni delle Bande Nere; Aubigny-sur-Nere in France; Terre Nere Italian wine; at the University of California NERE stands for Network for Experimental Research on Evolution; Nere Ekialdean is a Basque folk music CD by Benito Lertxundi; a last name; a Basque feminine first meaning "mine"; user name; NERE stands for North East Region; Renaissance English spelling of "near"; means "were not" in poetic or archaic English; means "below, down, down in the dumps, downstairs, low, under, underneath" in Swedish; means "where" in Turkish; name of places in Ivory Coast, Mauritania, Mali, France, and Chad)

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

stag is fald

fald = stag (Lhaesine pronunciation = FAHLD) (noun) (animal) (some things Google found for "fald": a very common term; Kongens Fald (1900-1901) (The Fall of the King) is a critically acclaimed Danish novel by Johannes V. Jensen; in the Church of England a fald-stool is a small desk at which the litany is read, originally a folding stool or portable seat; a last name; FALD stands for Federal Assistance Law Division; "Fald Min Engel" is a song title by Danish rock band TV-2; "Dit fald" is a song by Danish band Englerøst; Trojan.Fald computer spyware; means "fall" in Danish; means "fold" in Czech and Romanian; means "hem" in Norwegian; means "wrinkle" in Polish; a place in Norway)

raccoon is dulehar

dulehar = raccoon (Lhaesine pronunciation = duh-LEH-hahr) (noun) (animal) (some things Google found for "dulehar": a rare term; name of a village in the Himachal Pradesh region of India)

This word was inspired by the raccoon I encountered in the garden.

crop is ege

ege = crop (Lhaesine pronunciation = EEG) (noun) (harvest) (some things Google found for "ege": a very common term; Ege University is a public university in Turkey; a last name; a first name; airport code for Eagle County Airport in Colorado; Ege Seramik America sells Turkish-manufactured ceramic and porcelain tile materials; EGE stands for European Group on Ethics; EGE-Elektronik Spezial Sensoren GmbH of Germany sells sensors; Ege Bamyasi is the title of a 1972 CD by prog-rock group Can; ege carpets limited of the UK; EGE TV and Radio of Turkey; eans "extremely" in Esperanto; places in Nigeria, Romania, Indiana, and Indonesia)

paper is erest (redone)

erest = paper (Lhaesine pronunciation = EH-rehst) (noun, adjective) (some things Google found for "erest": an uncommon term; ERest can stand for rest mass energy in Einsteinian relativity; EREST Sports Club in Japan; user name; a mistakenly splintered part of word "interest"; a last name which can be German)

My previous Lhaesine word for "paper" was "higast". As I kept only the last two letters this change is more than merely revisiting the word. It's hard to say exactly why I think my new word is better, more "papery". The new word "erest" is less harsh sounding.