Arms I sing, and the woman, who, impelled by ConWorkShop‘s unrelenting Lexember, took up today’s theme of War and weaponry. Me, I am a lover not a fighter, (which allegation several of my commanding officers could endorse) so I had a hard time coming up with interesting and appropriate new vocabulary. But as you can see, I did finally get something old (legion), something new (naval mine).
vayi: vayi iñayoro sepekaseve:
war || war never change-PRS–NEG–HSY ||
War. War never changes.
yote· yo iñayoro: iye· nenira iñayoro:
how.Q | Q never || well.I | practically never ||
What, never? Well, hardly ever.
nevu /ˈnevu/ n. IN (mil.) legion
nevuhase /ˈnevuˌhɑse/ n. R (mil.) legate, commander of a legion
misiñoru /ˈmisiˌŋoɹu/ n. IN (mil.) naval mine
misihava /ˈmisiˌhɑvɑ/ n. IN Navy, Naval Forces; junior of the two branches of Rireinu military
ratohava /ˈɹɑtoˌhɑvɑ/ n. IN Army, Ground Forces; senior of the two branches of Rireinu military
Flowering Fields 