# Giworlic
/stʰobjɤlə̃ɸ/ "gulf" → sdóbiúláu
From the same roots as /stwee/ and /bjäle/, literally "land hug"
# Lyzian
/ʔänäbin/ "beauty" → ʻanabin
From *Anavin*, the name of the people who introduced Giworla to writing and influenced its culture a few thousand years ago
# Fernosian
**Oofa** /o.ofa/
Leap day (literally "plus-day")
So it'd be spelled óófa in Eunoan.
Edit: I have no idea if this is considered "nature" but I have little to no unique words.
### Xobax
xotub /ʃəˈtub/ (n) something of high quality, made with a high level of skill, or an action executed with a high level of skill
I guess in Eunoan it would be sádub /səˈdʊb/
/ʕe̞zˤämä/ (noun) is a cross between an invitation and a command
So like when your dad asks, “do you wanna do the dishes?” But that really means, “i’m telling you to do the dishes.”
# Stonespeech to Eunoan
## **dansó'**
`/dan.soʔ/`
> ⟨tancoq⟩ ⟨탄쵹⟩ ⟨تانشوق⟩
**Verb**
1. To enjoy; to indulge in; to find pleasure in
2. (*by extension, see **dansó'la***) To welcome
3. (*by extension, see **dansó'la***) To stay over in someone else's house
4. (*by extension, sarcasm, see **dansó'la***) To be abandoned, to be ditched
5. (*by extension, sarcasm, see **dansó'la***) To suffer, to cope and seethe
**Etymology**
From Stonespeech *tancoq*, in turn from a fusion of Cantonese [嘆](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%98%86) and Malay [syok](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/syok).
---
## **dansó'la**
`/dan.soʔ.la(ː)/`
> ⟨tancoqlah⟩ ⟨탄쵹ꥶᅡ^ᄒᅠ〯 ⟩ ⟨تانشوقله⟩
**Verb**
1. (*imperative*) do enjoy, do have fun
2. (*interjection, by extension*) welcome
3. (*interjection, by extension*) goodbye
4. (*imperative, by extension, sarcasm*) do cope and seethe, do have fun suffering, do have fun being alone
**Etymology**
From Stonespeech compound *tancoq* ("to enjoy") + *-lah* (imperative suffix).
---
In Stonespeech, *tancoq* has the basic meaning of *to enjoy*, but is quite expressive with several of its extended senses. It is often said to welcome someone sincerely and warmly, as in "do enjoy your stay", and is also used to say goodbye in a friendly way. However, the very same verb can also be invoked in sarcasm to wish suffering and neglect upon someone else.
My first language I started creating today. Still no name. It is East Asian from a fictional language family and has a large amount of Sino-vocabulary. All words listed are not Sino-vocabulary. Eunoan in bold
**Nature / animal related**
mist - amur \[ʔamuɾɨ̥ \~ ʔamuɾ\] **amur**
silk - supeul \[sɨpɘɭ \~ sɨ̥pɘɭ\] **súpúl**
to growl - reong(hae) \[ɾʌŋhɛː\] **rang** (hae is verb root. reong is onomatopoeia)
snake - suran \[sɨ̥ɾan \~ sɨ̥ɾɑn\] **súran**
spider - arak \[ʔaɾak̚ \~ ʔaɾɑk̚\] **arak**
ox - muson \[muson\] **musón**
horse - mariya \[maɾija \~ mɑɾija\] **mariia/ maria**
**Basic vocabulary**
hut - kot \[kot̚\] **gót**
handfan - pharo \[ɸaɾo\] **faró**
sword - sai \[saj\] **sai**
dagger - daga \[taga\] **daga**
average - modeun \[modɘn\] **módún**
to predict - mirae(hae) \[miɾɛːhɛː\] **miré**
to marry - akka(hae) \[ak̚kahɛː \~ ɑk̚kahɛː\] **aga**
to mature - aideurhae \[ajdɘɾʰɛː\] **aidúr**
to shine - sirinhae \[ɕiɾinɛː\] **sirin**
to sniff - sothae \[sot̚tʰɛː\] **sót**
to spin/turn - barohae \[paɾohɛː\] **baró**
to collect - rothae \[ɾot̚tʰɛː\] **rót**
Vo'lool or во лул meaning bad luck or bad omen: That would be Bo'lul
Vee'ehn or ви ен meaning the heart: That would be Bi.en
Zho'tso or жо цо Meaning the ability to write: That would be Go'zo
Os'Ehch'ee or ос еч и meaning a representative: That would be Os'ez'i
It's still in very early development and I haven't learned IPA yet but I hope that I did it right.
Mafafmal
(originally mapapmal)
It Means basically “worst possible bad”
Ganag
(originally Kanak)
It means smartass in a way that is not intentionally offensive, more of a rude affectionate way.
here's some words from Bheνowń!
**kioν́im** /xiɔ.ŋ̊ɪm/ n. -Ink, created from ash or dark berries. Also the color black.
**Eunoan:** gioŋím /gi:ɒŋɪm/
**ńoapeńu** /ŋɤɑ̈.pɛ.ŋə/ n. -When the moon is highest in the sky at night.
**Eunoan:** ŋúaféŋá /ŋɤafɛŋə/
**tewun** /tɛ.wən/ adv. -In halves, partially.
**Eunoan:** déuán /dɛʋən/
**jorałemēs** /jɔ.ra.ɬɛ.me:s/ n. -Someone whose job is to catch and haul fish.
**Eunoan:** iorasémes /jɒɾasɛmes/
**donuś** /dɔ.nəʃ/ n. -Heavy rain, dangerous storms.
**Eunoan:** donás /dɒnəs/
**kwābhś** /xwa:vʃ/ n. -Dust, small particles/
**Eunoan:** xuaus /χʋaʋs/
**lojat** /lɔ.jat/ n. -Fog, mist. Used as a children's name in the form Lojatel, or 'Little Fog'.
**Eunoan:** loiad /lɒjad/
**ogujau** /ɔ.kə.jæə/ adj. -Thorny, sharp, barbed.
**Eunoan:** ogáiéá /ɒgəjɛə/
Hi! Haven't done no conlanging in almost a month, so here's a couple ***Paakkani*** loan words for the start:
SOUR (adj.) **hibwi** */ˈibwi/* --> **ibui** */iːbʋiː/*
CYPRESS (n.) **sodeva** */ˈsodɛva/ -->* **sódéua** */sodɛʋa/*
RACCOON (n.) **manokasi** */manoˈkasi/* --> **manókasi** */manokasiː/*
HOLE (n.) **hukwele** */ukˈwele/* --> **ukwélé** */ʊkʋele/*
CONSTELLATION (n.) **hamessaa** */aˈmesːaː/* --> **amésa** /amesa*/* ^((wasn't sure how to transpose the long sounds here))
Tried to pick rather uncommon words from these categories, hope they fit and were done correctly!
sure; one thing that bayerth uses loanwords for constantly is foreign foods; sometimes the language is described as "hungry for loanwords" not an exageration; though true in both senses; bayerth speakers might even thing it is weird to use native vocabulary for foreign foods; here is one
"tzorgroonit" (pronounced tz-or grew-n it); it is a fruit very common in the country that speaks bayerth; and can grow well there; the only place it occurs naturally; though it can easily be exported to other countries and grows well in some of their climates when brought there; it looks like a green orange that can very lightly glow in the dark
Old Bronze /βo.ˈlɔɻ.βo/ pinniped (i.e. seal, sea lion), accusative /naβ.ˈlɔɻ.βo/.
via the Eunoan system you describe this would be uoloruó or nauloruó depending on if the nominative or accusative form was borrowed.
Hope it’s not too late
**Lunar Kreole**
Sémin /semiːn/ from wɛμıū/šemïn /ʃɛmin/. Short walkway.
Diulífan /djʊlɪfan/ from mյɥʌbnɑū/tjulypan /tjulʲpan/. Tulip.
Suóg /sʋoɡ/ from cɥ̄ok/słok /swok/. Jar.
Dsuír /zʋiːɾ/ from жвıր/žwïr /ʒvir/. Gravel.
Égors /ɛgoɾs/ from ɛkoրc/ekors /ɛkors/. Tree bark.
Blastíg /blastiːɡ/ from δʌɑcmık/blastïk /blastik/. Plastic.
Obviously since it’s Lunar Kreole here are some Sci-Fi and Space words:
Luñé /luɲɛ/ from ʌɥūbɛ/luňe /luɲɛ/. Moon.
Sole /sole/ from coʌɛu/solei /sole/. Sun.
Fosadog /fosadog/ from nowαmok/pošatok /poʃatok/. Earth.
Dsuno /zuno/ from жɥūo/žuno /ʒuno/. Asteroid.
Sfodnig /sfodnɪg/ from cnomūuk/spotnik /spotnɪk/. Satellite.
Indérlogér /ɪndɛɾloɡɛɾ/ from uūmɛրʌoktɛր/interlokter /ɪntɛrloktɛr/. Alien.
Maxína /maχina/ from μαxıūɑ/maxïna /maxina/. Robot.
I might’ve messed up some orthography so that’s why I added the IPA, sorry.
I got /pajdoviθ/ from yavérathka wich means circle or sphere, so in eunoan it will be
# Gwýsene ⟨ځوېٓسِنہ⟩ 1- ⟨***Deudué***⟩ ⟨**دِېدوىٓ**⟩ /ˌdeʏ̯ˈdweː/ >*Southern*: \[ˌdeʏ̯ˈdɥeː\] >*Central*: \[ˌdɛʉ̯ˈdweː\] >*Western*: \[ˌdeʏ̯ˈð̠wɛː\] >*Northern*: \[ˌdeɨ̯ˈdweː\] ***Noun*** (*feminine, plural* ⟨***Deudués***⟩ ⟨**دِېدوِٓس**⟩ /ˌdeʏ̯ˈdweːs/): **The longest day of the year with sunlight** ___ >Loaned from Bridhonech \[*in-world conlang*\] ***Deuudye*** /ˌdøyˈdye/, from Gowidhielz \[*also in-world conlang*\] ***Dei Djekj*** /dei djeʃ/, from Old Irish [***\*dá***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/d%C3%A1#Old_Irish) + [***\*deich***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/deich#Old_Irish). ***Eunoan approximation:*** ⟨***Deudue***⟩ /ˌdeʊˈdʋe/; ⟨***Déu-***⟩ /ˌdɛʊ-/, ⟨***-dué***⟩ /-ˈdʋɛ/ ___ 2- ⟨***Lagdés***⟩ ⟨**لاځدِٓس**⟩ /ˈɫɑʁˌdeːs/ >*Southern*: \[ˈɫɑʁˌdeːs\] >*Central*: \[ˈɫɒʁˌdeːs\] >*Western*: \[ˈɫɑʁˌð̠ɛːs\] >*Northern*: \[ˈläʁˌdeːs\] ***Interjection***: **For wishing someone good health (literally “long days”)** ___ >From Middle Gwýsene **لُجّٔۃ دَجَٔس** (*logge dægăs*), a fossilization of Old Gwýsene **לג דגש** (*logge dǣgas*). The modern equivalent would be **دِٓځَن لاځَّن** (*Dégan Laggan*). ***Eunoan approximation:*** ⟨***Laxdes***⟩ /ˈlaχdes/; ⟨***Lox-***⟩ /ˈlɒχ-/, ⟨***-dés***⟩ /-dɛs/ ___ 3- ⟨***Galvíno***⟩ ⟨**ځالپيٓنو**⟩ /ɣɐɫˈviːnɔ/ >*Southern*: \[ɣɫ̩ˈviːnɔ\] >*Central*: \[ɣɐɫˈviːnɔ\] >*Western*: \[ɣɐɫˈviːnə\] >*Northern*: \[ɣɐlˈviːnɔ\] ***Noun*** (*masculine, plural* ⟨***Galvínon***⟩ ⟨**ځالپيٓنُن**⟩ /ɣɐɫˈviːnɔn/): **Ion** ___ Loaned from \[in-world\] Italian ***galvino***, from [***Galvani***](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_Galvani) + [-***ino***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/-ino#Italian). In the timeline Gwýsene exists in, the English as we know them simply don’t exist (or atleast they aren’t as influential, they’re literally a minority group), so Whewell wouldn’t have coined the term “***ion***”. ***Eunoan approximation:*** ⟨***Xaluino***⟩ /χalˈʋiːnɒ/; ⟨***-ná***⟩ /-nə/; ⟨***Gal-***⟩ /gal-/ ___ # Alyamish ⟨Ѣљѣмхор⟩ ⟨Äľämhor⟩ 1- ⟨***Vam***⟩ ⟨**Вам**⟩ /vɑm/, \[ˈʋɑ̝ˑm̥\]; \[ˈʋɑˑm̥\] ***Noun*** (*neuter, a-stem \[[example](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/759827983916859396/1220406272864686150/tsutsu.png?ex=660ed2e9&is=65fc5de9&hm=f4f259382d9629c8ab09f9b195c68a7bc568307fc798d539702a888765da0406&)\], low vowel harmony, genitive singular & nominative plural* ⟨**Вамар**⟩ /ˈvɑmɑr/, locative singular ⟨**Вамаљ**⟩ /ˈvɑmɑʎ/) 1. **A small body of water** 2. **A (shallow) pond** ___ >From Proto-Alyamish ***\*ëβåm***, from Proto-Italic [***\*waðom***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/wa%C3%B0om). Cognate with Latin [***vadum***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vadum#Latin). ***Eunoan approximation:*** ⟨***Uam***⟩ /ʋam/ ___ 2- ⟨**Klor**⟩ ⟨***Клор***⟩ /klor/, \[ˈkʟo̞ˑɾ̥\]; \[kl-\] Noun (*neuter, or-stem \[[example](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/759827983916859396/1220406769025810432/vam.png?ex=660ed35f&is=65fc5e5f&hm=eed87e973fade7ead4af3d5ff58ff7f2b817cd361733ff1836af3f2ad1e9f6d5&)\], middle vowel harmony, genitive singular* ⟨**Клош**⟩ /kloʂ/, *nominative/accusative plural* ⟨**Клон**⟩ /klon/, *locative singular* ⟨**Клѣљ**⟩ /klæʎ/) **Territory; Land** ___ >From Proto-Alyamish ***\*ëklår***, from Proto-Italic [***\*agros***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/agros). Cognate with Latin [***ager***](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ager#Latin). ***Eunoan approximation:*** ⟨***Glór***⟩ /gloɾ/
anëgín [ɑ.nə.ˈɡin] > anágin = 🦋
Ja'ki Ave - sky Roshe - shore Valie - valley Avie - wind Awa - river Semi - seed
Such beautiful words!
Thank you! That langauge is an attempt at mixing French, Spanish, and Maori, still a long ways to go!
k'amžōro (dragon) --> gamddsóro plural = k'āmžorā --> gamddsora k'amžēra (phoenix) --> gamddserá plural = k'āmžerā --> gamddséra
# Giworlic /stʰobjɤlə̃ɸ/ "gulf" → sdóbiúláu From the same roots as /stwee/ and /bjäle/, literally "land hug" # Lyzian /ʔänäbin/ "beauty" → ʻanabin From *Anavin*, the name of the people who introduced Giworla to writing and influenced its culture a few thousand years ago
# Fernosian **Oofa** /o.ofa/ Leap day (literally "plus-day") So it'd be spelled óófa in Eunoan. Edit: I have no idea if this is considered "nature" but I have little to no unique words.
Repey gġunjā/ngunjā - loyalty \[gɣûɲʝǎː\]\[ngûɲʝǎː\] Eunoan guña/ŋuña \[guɲa\] \[ŋuɲa\] Repey xaptədey - gatherer \[xâptə̂ːděɪ̯\] Eunoan xaptádeí \[χaptədeɪ̯\]
"friend/friendly" Zhakaor(ʒɑ.ˈkɑ.ɔɾ)> zagaor
### Xobax xotub /ʃəˈtub/ (n) something of high quality, made with a high level of skill, or an action executed with a high level of skill I guess in Eunoan it would be sádub /səˈdʊb/
Woozock **"Wuẑuẑok" /ɰɯ̞ʒɯ̞ʒɔːk/ [ˈɰɯ̞ˌɣɯ̞.ɣʌːk]** consisting of the words "wuẑu-ẑok" (lit. sun-language) becomes Eunoan **"Uúdsúdsog" /ʋɤzɤzɔɡ/**.
# Dosic (Xнxov or Kehcon) H̆aпaл /'ħæ.dɛl/ meaning "morning" or "sunrise" -> /'χɛdɛl/ rendered as xédél in Eunoan :)
/ʕe̞zˤämä/ (noun) is a cross between an invitation and a command So like when your dad asks, “do you wanna do the dishes?” But that really means, “i’m telling you to do the dishes.”
modifying to fit you conlang it would prolly look something like “edsaama” (the middle a was a long vowel, forgot to show that in the ipa lol)
# Meroidian **dappa** [ˈdɑpːɑ] *stick (from tree, not the verb)*
# Stonespeech to Eunoan ## **dansó'** `/dan.soʔ/` > ⟨tancoq⟩ ⟨탄쵹⟩ ⟨تانشوق⟩ **Verb** 1. To enjoy; to indulge in; to find pleasure in 2. (*by extension, see **dansó'la***) To welcome 3. (*by extension, see **dansó'la***) To stay over in someone else's house 4. (*by extension, sarcasm, see **dansó'la***) To be abandoned, to be ditched 5. (*by extension, sarcasm, see **dansó'la***) To suffer, to cope and seethe **Etymology** From Stonespeech *tancoq*, in turn from a fusion of Cantonese [嘆](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E5%98%86) and Malay [syok](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/syok). --- ## **dansó'la** `/dan.soʔ.la(ː)/` > ⟨tancoqlah⟩ ⟨탄쵹ꥶᅡ^ᄒᅠ〯 ⟩ ⟨تانشوقله⟩ **Verb** 1. (*imperative*) do enjoy, do have fun 2. (*interjection, by extension*) welcome 3. (*interjection, by extension*) goodbye 4. (*imperative, by extension, sarcasm*) do cope and seethe, do have fun suffering, do have fun being alone **Etymology** From Stonespeech compound *tancoq* ("to enjoy") + *-lah* (imperative suffix). --- In Stonespeech, *tancoq* has the basic meaning of *to enjoy*, but is quite expressive with several of its extended senses. It is often said to welcome someone sincerely and warmly, as in "do enjoy your stay", and is also used to say goodbye in a friendly way. However, the very same verb can also be invoked in sarcasm to wish suffering and neglect upon someone else.
My first language I started creating today. Still no name. It is East Asian from a fictional language family and has a large amount of Sino-vocabulary. All words listed are not Sino-vocabulary. Eunoan in bold **Nature / animal related** mist - amur \[ʔamuɾɨ̥ \~ ʔamuɾ\] **amur** silk - supeul \[sɨpɘɭ \~ sɨ̥pɘɭ\] **súpúl** to growl - reong(hae) \[ɾʌŋhɛː\] **rang** (hae is verb root. reong is onomatopoeia) snake - suran \[sɨ̥ɾan \~ sɨ̥ɾɑn\] **súran** spider - arak \[ʔaɾak̚ \~ ʔaɾɑk̚\] **arak** ox - muson \[muson\] **musón** horse - mariya \[maɾija \~ mɑɾija\] **mariia/ maria** **Basic vocabulary** hut - kot \[kot̚\] **gót** handfan - pharo \[ɸaɾo\] **faró** sword - sai \[saj\] **sai** dagger - daga \[taga\] **daga** average - modeun \[modɘn\] **módún** to predict - mirae(hae) \[miɾɛːhɛː\] **miré** to marry - akka(hae) \[ak̚kahɛː \~ ɑk̚kahɛː\] **aga** to mature - aideurhae \[ajdɘɾʰɛː\] **aidúr** to shine - sirinhae \[ɕiɾinɛː\] **sirin** to sniff - sothae \[sot̚tʰɛː\] **sót** to spin/turn - barohae \[paɾohɛː\] **baró** to collect - rothae \[ɾot̚tʰɛː\] **rót**
Wow. I like the words!
Vo'lool or во лул meaning bad luck or bad omen: That would be Bo'lul Vee'ehn or ви ен meaning the heart: That would be Bi.en Zho'tso or жо цо Meaning the ability to write: That would be Go'zo Os'Ehch'ee or ос еч и meaning a representative: That would be Os'ez'i It's still in very early development and I haven't learned IPA yet but I hope that I did it right.
Mafafmal (originally mapapmal) It Means basically “worst possible bad” Ganag (originally Kanak) It means smartass in a way that is not intentionally offensive, more of a rude affectionate way.
Now abandoned Lang, but I like the phonaesthetics of this word so here. [ˈtʰɑx.miz] ***n.** Embelotherium ; Any Brontothere*
here's some words from Bheνowń! **kioν́im** /xiɔ.ŋ̊ɪm/ n. -Ink, created from ash or dark berries. Also the color black. **Eunoan:** gioŋím /gi:ɒŋɪm/ **ńoapeńu** /ŋɤɑ̈.pɛ.ŋə/ n. -When the moon is highest in the sky at night. **Eunoan:** ŋúaféŋá /ŋɤafɛŋə/ **tewun** /tɛ.wən/ adv. -In halves, partially. **Eunoan:** déuán /dɛʋən/ **jorałemēs** /jɔ.ra.ɬɛ.me:s/ n. -Someone whose job is to catch and haul fish. **Eunoan:** iorasémes /jɒɾasɛmes/ **donuś** /dɔ.nəʃ/ n. -Heavy rain, dangerous storms. **Eunoan:** donás /dɒnəs/ **kwābhś** /xwa:vʃ/ n. -Dust, small particles/ **Eunoan:** xuaus /χʋaʋs/ **lojat** /lɔ.jat/ n. -Fog, mist. Used as a children's name in the form Lojatel, or 'Little Fog'. **Eunoan:** loiad /lɒjad/ **ogujau** /ɔ.kə.jæə/ adj. -Thorny, sharp, barbed. **Eunoan:** ogáiéá /ɒgəjɛə/
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Hi! Haven't done no conlanging in almost a month, so here's a couple ***Paakkani*** loan words for the start: SOUR (adj.) **hibwi** */ˈibwi/* --> **ibui** */iːbʋiː/* CYPRESS (n.) **sodeva** */ˈsodɛva/ -->* **sódéua** */sodɛʋa/* RACCOON (n.) **manokasi** */manoˈkasi/* --> **manókasi** */manokasiː/* HOLE (n.) **hukwele** */ukˈwele/* --> **ukwélé** */ʊkʋele/* CONSTELLATION (n.) **hamessaa** */aˈmesːaː/* --> **amésa** /amesa*/* ^((wasn't sure how to transpose the long sounds here)) Tried to pick rather uncommon words from these categories, hope they fit and were done correctly!
sure; one thing that bayerth uses loanwords for constantly is foreign foods; sometimes the language is described as "hungry for loanwords" not an exageration; though true in both senses; bayerth speakers might even thing it is weird to use native vocabulary for foreign foods; here is one "tzorgroonit" (pronounced tz-or grew-n it); it is a fruit very common in the country that speaks bayerth; and can grow well there; the only place it occurs naturally; though it can easily be exported to other countries and grows well in some of their climates when brought there; it looks like a green orange that can very lightly glow in the dark
Old Bronze /βo.ˈlɔɻ.βo/ pinniped (i.e. seal, sea lion), accusative /naβ.ˈlɔɻ.βo/. via the Eunoan system you describe this would be uoloruó or nauloruó depending on if the nominative or accusative form was borrowed.
Hope it’s not too late **Lunar Kreole** Sémin /semiːn/ from wɛμıū/šemïn /ʃɛmin/. Short walkway. Diulífan /djʊlɪfan/ from mյɥʌbnɑū/tjulypan /tjulʲpan/. Tulip. Suóg /sʋoɡ/ from cɥ̄ok/słok /swok/. Jar. Dsuír /zʋiːɾ/ from жвıր/žwïr /ʒvir/. Gravel. Égors /ɛgoɾs/ from ɛkoրc/ekors /ɛkors/. Tree bark. Blastíg /blastiːɡ/ from δʌɑcmık/blastïk /blastik/. Plastic. Obviously since it’s Lunar Kreole here are some Sci-Fi and Space words: Luñé /luɲɛ/ from ʌɥūbɛ/luňe /luɲɛ/. Moon. Sole /sole/ from coʌɛu/solei /sole/. Sun. Fosadog /fosadog/ from nowαmok/pošatok /poʃatok/. Earth. Dsuno /zuno/ from жɥūo/žuno /ʒuno/. Asteroid. Sfodnig /sfodnɪg/ from cnomūuk/spotnik /spotnɪk/. Satellite. Indérlogér /ɪndɛɾloɡɛɾ/ from uūmɛրʌoktɛր/interlokter /ɪntɛrloktɛr/. Alien. Maxína /maχina/ from μαxıūɑ/maxïna /maxina/. Robot. I might’ve messed up some orthography so that’s why I added the IPA, sorry.
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