I updated Shonkasika's online lexicon and reversal index. The lexicon now includes gender for nouns, declension class for adjectives, and conjugation class for verbs.
https://felipesnark.weebly.com/lexicon.html Now on to Lexember! 29: halonu /hɑ'lo.nu/ v. wobble haloges /hɑ'lo.ges/ n. com. toddler jenkîs /d͡ʒen'kɪs/ n. com. lord, master asfira /ɑs'fi.rɑ/ n. terr. tomato kipronu /ki'pro.nu/ v. grasp 30: kolinu /ko'li.nu/ v. smile cain /t͡sajn/ n. neut. fortune meftea /mef'te.ɑ/ n. terr. army lobäs /'lo.bæs/ n. com. whore (any gender) noiganenu /noj.gɑ'ne.nu/ v. announce fomân /'fo.mən/ n. neut. silk harvenu /hɑr've.nu/ v. be allowed to, may
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26: Khrîstos /'xrɪ.stos/ n. masc. Christ
27: Khrîstongishna /ˌxrɪs.ton'giʃ.nɑ/ n. terr. Christmas 28: wostro /'wo.stro/ n. cel. turn I worked a bit on Shonkasika neuter nouns, specifically those true consonant stems whose stems in clusters, or whose last syllable contains <â> /ə/.
This may be a work in progress, but for now, stems whose final cluster end in an obstruent + liquid or nasal will get <î> /ɪ/ between the obstruent and the liquid or nasal in the indefinite nominative singular form. Other clusters will get the î appended: *dobr > dobîr *zelg > zelgî In the accusative, the î is appended: dobrîk, zelgîk For neuters with stems that end in -âN, N being a nasal in a syllable coda, in all other forms besides the indefinite nominative singular (the unmarked form), â goes to î: nom. fomân acc. fomînîk 22: shach /ʃɑt͡ʃ/ n. neut. skill, ability
23: hânicha /hə'nit͡ʃɑ/ n. terr. omen 24: kolikh /'kolix/ n. neut. smile 25: jokaf /'d͡ʒokɑf/ n. neut. wound, injury 19: levjezho n. wisdom
20: legiges n. teacher 21: letroges n. student 14: káviyo n. vice, bad habit
15: livma n. core, pit (fruit) 16: farranu v. rinse 17: kuha n. doubt 18: kuhanu v. doubt Shonkasika day 11:
sega n curl seganu (< Shk. sega curl ) v curl segaste (< Shk. seganu curl) (der. of seganu, -ste, see under seganu) adj curly efa cf: efo . n wave (liquid) efo cf: efa . n wave (hair, physics) day 10
ilonu 1) v suffer 2) vt endure pemunu v last popemunu (der. of po-, pemunu) vi endure pso- (< Shk. psodenu fail) 1) pfx involuntary 2) pfx accidental psoganenu (der. of pso-, ganenu) v 1) spoil (plot) 2) reveal (accidentally) |
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