Some days coming up with new words is easy, some days it is a real struggle. Conveniently, today I could use the struggle itself as inspiration, since the theme from ConWorkShop is fighting verbs. However, Rireinutire already has many fighting verbs, which is I guess to be expected from a people who beat each other with lengths of steel pipe for fun (this is actually called tañoyora and is their top martial art; also its name is a stupid pun (‘pole dancing’, literally) I made because I am an asshole goddess and I love to torture my creations).
teñosunena yuneta netekaseva: huti imesune yakiri hipakava hii koñe sunenama sopura sevevuita hopokahuvo:
verb-PTV fight-INF want-PRS-NEG-SENS || self.NOM noun.NOM be-GER hope-PRS-SENS that.CONJ all word-class.NOM peace-INE con-live-INF can-PRS-SBJV-INFR ||
I don’t want to be fighting verbs. A noun myself, I hope all parts of speech could live together in harmony.
tupita /ˈtupitɑ/ vt. bayonet, stab with a bayonet
sañeta /ˈsɑŋetɑ/ vt. 1. surround, enclose, encircle (in order not to let the object escape);
2. blockade
sañesi /ˈsɑŋesi/ n. IN blockade
sañero /ˈsɑŋeɹo/ n. IN (mil.) encirclement; pocket, siege, entrapment
sañerota /ˈsɑŋeɹotɑ/ vt. (mil.) to encircle, entrap
Flowering Fields 