Add colour to your life, with today's ConWorkShop theme: Things that are or can be yellow. One thing that can be yellow is the stock market. When prices fall, the stock market turns yellow, like nature in the dry season. And when prices go up, the stock market turns green, like nature when the rains… Continue reading Lexember 4 (2024)
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Lexember 3 (2024)
And like magic, a new theme appears from ConWorkShop: Words that appear on Magic: The Gathering cards. Today I didn't write a sample sentence because the random card I got had some words already written. The card was 'Filigree Familiar'. [yuvatapupesenohu]filigree-home-demon.NOMFiligree Familiarteñoroyaya ~ revi:artefact-creature.NOM || fox.NOM ||Artifact Creature — Foxsoo [yuvatapupesenohu] turikave niyi ta kaa… Continue reading Lexember 3 (2024)
Lexember 2 (2024)
Time to cultivate our language garden and grow some verdant vocabulary. Today's theme from ConWorkShop is Vegetables, spices and condiments. Now Rireinutire already has some words for these - how could it be otherwise for a language spoken on a different planet - but there's always space for some more. As it happens, the Rireinutire… Continue reading Lexember 2 (2024)
Lexember 1 (2024)
When beginning a new endeavour, it is prudent to reflect on what you intend to achieve. To help myself and my fellow Lexemberists in this, the good folks at ConWorkShop have chosen Mirrors and self-reflection as today's theme. Sometimes there is a Rireinutire word that can easily be expanded to correspond to more Human words.… Continue reading Lexember 1 (2024)
It’s beginning to look a lot like Lexember
Fig. 1. A fine display of Lexember cheer. Gather round, children, while Auntie Prettydragoon tells you about the magic of Lexember. As the name Lexember suggests, the idea is that during the month of December, you add one word a day in the lexis, or vocabulary, of your language. Just like last year, I intend… Continue reading It’s beginning to look a lot like Lexember
Rireinutire noticed
It was a great honour that I was shown when the users of ConWorkShop.com voted to recognise my language Rireinutire with the 2024 Hashi Award in the category Best A Priori Conlang. I am honoured and delighted, and I will try to show the confidence of the voters was not misplaced. To that end, I… Continue reading Rireinutire noticed
Sosuratoroma (The Sky-Earth Song)
Fig. 1. The Sky-Earth Song. [sosuratoroma] or "The Sky-Earth Song" is a perfect pangram of the Rireinutire syllabary. In other words, each character appears in it once and only once. Although it has sometimes been used as an ordering for the syllabary, that role has been for centuries now monopolised by the kuuñuuvisu ordering, and… Continue reading Sosuratoroma (The Sky-Earth Song)
How to tell if you’re Rireinukave
If you're Rireinukave... • You believe that freedom of speech was laid down by the Allmother in the beginning of time. • You're familiar with Kane Takesima, Pera Simamatu, Rituno Yuvu (Fruits of the Season), Ereñara Iyo (A Night with Stars), Kemi-takupiñi (Postwoman Kemi), Anorase Anonose (Sunset Sunrise), Eti Hirekitu, Tara Ataruvo, Erehetu (Star Patrol),… Continue reading How to tell if you’re Rireinukave
Rireinutire script
Fig. 1. Rireinutire script with Revised Standard transcription Rireinutire, the main and since Unification essentially the only language of Rireinu, is written in a syllabary. This syllabary is usually transcribed into Human script according to the Revised Standard (RS) system, which is depicted in the first picture together with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) values… Continue reading Rireinutire script
Daughters of Ano
Overview of the planets in Rireinu (or Ano) system The Rireinu planetary system consists of the nine planets orbiting Ano, the sun, together with their satellites and countless other orbiting bodies. Two of the planets, Rireinu and Minaere, have conditions suitable for terrestrial-type life. In the diagram above you can see the relative sizes of… Continue reading Daughters of Ano
