What goes up must come down. As yesterday ConWorkShop offered us happiness, today’s theme is misery. So, like the miserable pile of secrets that I am, I slouched about gathering random vocabulary related to less than favourable mental and emotional states. And I like to think I am justified in feeling quite miserable indeed about today’s work, even if I do say so myself.
iñaraka kine sayonaitoyukikepiñikineno raki yakaseve:
/ˈiŋɑˌɹɑkɑ ˈkine ˈsɑjonɑito-ˌjukikeˌpiŋi-ˌkine-no ˈɹɑki ˈjɑ-kɑ-se-ve/
none misery.NOM sayonaito-addict-misery-GEN equal be-PRS-NEG-HSY ||
There’s no down like a thionite addict’s down.
iñaviñi /ˈiŋɑˌviŋi/ n. IN apathy
iñaviñiñara /ˈiŋɑˌviŋiˌŋɑɹɑ/ adj. apathetic
iñaviñiñarati /ˈiŋɑˌviŋiˌŋɑɹɑti/ adv. apathetically
eyike /ˈejike/ adj. aching; sore
kukueyi /ˈkukuˌeji/ n. IN sore throat
ñikaye /ˈŋikɑje/ adj. regrettable, deplorable, lamentable
hunoviñimohañara /ˈhunoˌviŋiˌmohɑˌŋɑɹɑ/ adj. remorseful, regretful
heyasuko /ˈhejɑsuko/ adj. frightened, alarmed; scared
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