As counterpoint to yesterday, today’s ConWorkShop theme is Midsummer words. On the Eastern Seaboard of Ruñosañe, the largest continent on Rireinu, where Haru, the capital, is located, tave or Wet Season falls around Summer Solstice, so the middle of the year is the season of rains. Obviously I then had to coin the word for Winter Solstice as well.
keñeyenipu sipipayumu [tavesipipayu]pa imekave siñi hii siki tavepa kañahakave:
mid-year-ADJZ solstice-ACC wet.season-solstice-ESS call-PRS–HSY because that.CONJ this.NOM wet.season-ESS occur-PRS–HSY ||
The mid-year solstice is called “Wet Season Solstice” because it falls in wet season.
tavesipipayu /ˈtɑveˌsipiˌpɑju/ n. IN summer solstice, wet season solstice
sayeñararu /ˈsɑjeˌŋɑɹɑɹu/ n. IN raininess
sayevete /ˈsɑjeˌvete/ n. IN rainwater
suvesipipayu /ˈsuveˌsipiˌpɑju/ n. IN winter solstice, dry season solstice
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