Lexember 2015 /u/E-B-Gb-Ab-Bb

Lexember 2015 - /u/E-B-Gb-Ab-Bb
(All are Sevelian unless noted)

1. Avrita
/a.ˈvri.ta/
n. "a species of evergreen tree native to the western Sevelian Empire"

2. Šranprga
[ʃräm.ˈpr̩.gä]
n. "nausea"

3. Potongas (Galam)
/po.ˈtoŋ.gas/
n. a mallet for a musical instrument, usually the Galamian aura (pl. popotongas).

4. Kadhilanangaitshukutipoengethakadhilits-huklanats (Avanna)
/kadʱilanaŋaitsʰukutipoeŋetʰakadʱilitsʰuklanats/
v. "to be unable to show someone you are arguing with why their argument is bad because either they believe they are in the right or because they simply can't believe that they are wrong.

5. Kadzima (Galam)
/ka.ˈdzi.ma/
n. A species of large feline native to the mountainous region of the southern Sevelian Empire and northern Galam Empire; it would appear like a tiger but white and with no stripes.

6. Kanantaia
/ka.nan.ˈta.ja/
n. "skeleton"

7. Esara
/ɛ.ˈsa.ra/
n. "island"

8. Abrana
/a.ˈbra.na/
n. "ocean tide"

9. Askrete
/as.ˈkrɛ.tɛ/
n. "A human soul, spirit."

10. Empretza
/ɛm.ˈprɛ.tsa/
n. "a storm"

11. Wipanju (P. Nyukitrian)
/wipaɲu/
n. "ocean"

12. Eula
/ˈɛʊ.la/
adj. "deep."

13. Žekumandra
/ʒɛ.ku.ˈman.dra/
n. "a respect for (usually) dangerous animals."

14. Krunyata
/ˈkru.ɲa.ta/
n. "Justice, righteousness."

15. Maxura (P. Nyukitrian)
/maxura/
n. "Fire."

16. Paitrira
/paɪ.ˈtri.ra/
n. "wheat grinder"

17. Miwaghurita (P. Nyukitrian)
/miwaɣurita/
n. "Fear of the god's wrath."

18. Ǧara
/ˈɟa.ra/
n. "An orifice; a hole on the body. One caused by disease such as Blackened Blood is called a kuruǧara."

19. Gžira
[ʹgʑi.ra]
n. "Funerary stele used at temples of the lost."
Sevelians practice water burials, however they have temples where small funerary steles of the deceased of the city are displayed.

20. Virižma
[viʹ.ɾiʒ.ma]
n. "Necessity."

21. Lyani
[ʹʎa.ni]
n. "The Moon."

22. Onitra
/o.ˈni.tra/
n. "Sevelian unit of measurement for length, just under 7 inches/17.5 cm"
The average Sevelian man is about 10 onitraia, which would be about 5' 9"/1.75m and the average Sevelian woman would be about 9 onitraia or about 5' 2"/1.57m.

23. Ostaraz
/os.tarˈ.az/
v. "To ally yourself with your enemy out of fear."
Some context: This term literally mean "enemy swording", coming from the expression "karaza aundra ostiu vuž avelekuruvané vie kaied avelekuruvané" (the sword capable of killing your enemy is also capable of killing you as well). This term is typically used in non-combat terms, describing people who fear so greatly the idea of someone not liking their kind that they join them in hating their own kind to try to make themselves seem "good" to the hater(s). This term is generally used derogatorily to people seen as "treacherous" to their kind. A similar concept is the Mexican term malinchismo.

24. Vuaura
[ˈʋäʊ.ɾä]
adj. "Subjective; personal."

25. Strišahvŭila
[stri.ʃä.ˈxvʊɪ.lˠɑ]
adj./n. "Antisocial; one who derives joy from the suffering of others, one who 'just wants to watch the world burn'."

26. Melekaizdan (Galam)
[me.leˈkäiz.dän]
v. "To try to find the answers to questions most believe to be unsolvable (lit. 'to calculate the world')."

27. Mawdaraxu (P. Nyukitrian)
/mawdaraxu/
n. "Leader."

28. Helprkvafalam
[hɛl.ˈpr̩k.vä.fä.läm]
v. "Intransitively - To long for the past or a previous state; Transitively - to prefer an outdated version of something."
ex. Gitarie prio helprkvafalamá. - "I prefer the older version of Guitar Pro."

29. Ivutaluchyurŭila
[i.vu.tä.lu.cçu.ˈɾʊɪ.lˠɑ]
n. "A secret to be kept until death."

30. Bhenjśe (Avanna)
/ˈbʱeɲ.ɕe/
n. "Nation, country."

31. Midenmen
[mi.ˈd̪ɛn̪.mɛn̪]
v. "To understand another person, (lit. 'to become one with someone')."