All good things come to an end, Lexember included. Quite appropriately, ConWorkShop‘s theme for today is old and new. So of course I chose to concentrate on concepts that deal with both at the same time: restoration, renewal, and rebirth.
Tomorrow or so, I will do a summary of my Lexember 2022, listing how many words I managed to create for my languages. After that, I’ll have to come up with stuff on my own for the next eleven months. But we’ll burn that bridge when we come to it. Now, the final entries of Lexember 2022:
koñe kana vuro kukona yakave:
everything.NOM old.NOM again new-PTV be-PRS-HSY ||
Everything old is new again.
eroketa /ˈeɹoketɑ/ vt. restore, bring back to good condition
erokesi /ˈeɹokesi/ n. IN restoration, process of restoring
erokeya /ˈeɹokejɑ/ n. R restorer, one who restores
kukota /ˈkukotɑ/ vt. 1. renew;
2. redo; renovate, remodel;
3. retake, resit (an examination, test); repeat (a crime); replay (a match); rerun, rebroadcast (a video, audio program)
kukotuke /ˈkukotuke/ adj. renewable
kukotuta /ˈkukotutɑ/ vi. 1. renew, regenerate;
2. (of sth negative) to recur, relapse (repeat itself)
vurovopa /ˈvuɹoˌvopɑ/ n. IN rebirth, renaissance; reincarnation
vurovopako /ˈvuɹoˌvopɑko/ adj. reborn, renewed; reincarnated
vurovopata /ˈvuɹoˌvopɑtɑ/ vi. be reborn, renewed; reincarnate
sumu kukoyeni’ ñeku’:
/ˈsumu ˈkukoˌjeniʔ ˈŋekuʔ/
auspicious new-year-VOC everyone-VOC
Happy New Year, everybody!
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