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kha (t)ex khom, to execute by group breath weapon
(Lit. "to breath disintegrate gather")
Back to Wyrm today for this rather grim prompt. The highest ranking and their most trusted dragon lords may subject a victim to multiple, simultaneous breath weapons!
kha (t)ex khom, to execute by group breath weapon
(Lit. "to breath disintegrate gather")
Back to Wyrm today for this rather grim prompt. The highest ranking and their most trusted dragon lords may subject a victim to multiple, simultaneous breath weapons!
ɹ̰ɘ̇g̰, (verb, transitive) to mount, ride, stand-atop
ɹ̰ɘ̇g̰ rɑ̣ʢ sȧl̰ mȧh
ride [agentive] mouse lion
"(the) mouse rides (the) lion"
G'sunan assumes nouns of the predator class are agents, of the prey class patient, so rɑ̣ʢ marks the mouse as the agent!
ɹ̰ɘ̇g̰, (verb, transitive) to mount, ride, stand-atop
ɹ̰ɘ̇g̰ rɑ̣ʢ sȧl̰ mȧh
ride [agentive] mouse lion
"(the) mouse rides (the) lion"
G'sunan assumes nouns of the predator class are agents, of the prey class patient, so rɑ̣ʢ marks the mouse as the agent!
zɑ̇kdạn, a dug-out den or cave, esp. dug by hand.
(Lit. "to/a dig-nest)
Still trying to figure out the adverb/adjective plan.
zɑ̇kdạn, a dug-out den or cave, esp. dug by hand.
(Lit. "to/a dig-nest)
Still trying to figure out the adverb/adjective plan.
ɹ̰ɘɾlar, to smell another's scent mark (e.g. a dog's)
(Lit. "to nose-sense")
A proto-g'sunan word not likely to last long without ranging that middle ɾ/
ɹ̰ɘɾlar, to smell another's scent mark (e.g. a dog's)
(Lit. "to nose-sense")
A proto-g'sunan word not likely to last long without ranging that middle ɾ/
ŋ̰ɘg, a whisker or feather
G'sunan speakers group any hard, sturdy hair-like things together: whiskers, wings, even prominent eyelashes would be called ŋ̰ɘg.
ŋ̰ɘg, a whisker or feather
G'sunan speakers group any hard, sturdy hair-like things together: whiskers, wings, even prominent eyelashes would be called ŋ̰ɘg.
rạʕɘ̇s, a claw or claw-like thing
from rạʕ (to claw) with attributive(izer) d̰ɘ̇s.
Time to invent adjectives it seems!
rạʕɘ̇s, a claw or claw-like thing
from rạʕ (to claw) with attributive(izer) d̰ɘ̇s.
Time to invent adjectives it seems!
ɰ̰ɘt, (noun) a stinger, such as on a bee or scorpion.
Surely something sentient beasts run into regularly!
ɰ̰ɘt, (noun) a stinger, such as on a bee or scorpion.
Surely something sentient beasts run into regularly!
gȧldạn, (noun) plate
(lit. "fish cradle")
Sure G'sunan are sentient beasts, but they're not barbarians!
Derivation being "fish cradle" as land animals are deemed acceptable to eat on the ground, but fish should be held in something. Again, not barbarians ;)
gȧldạn, (noun) plate
(lit. "fish cradle")
Sure G'sunan are sentient beasts, but they're not barbarians!
Derivation being "fish cradle" as land animals are deemed acceptable to eat on the ground, but fish should be held in something. Again, not barbarians ;)
dȧntɑ̇n̰, (noun) a bowl, esp one made of a skull
(lit. "head cradle")
G'sunan have a very practical approach to remains 😅
And yeah I'm double dipping here.
dȧntɑ̇n̰, (noun) a bowl, esp one made of a skull
(lit. "head cradle")
G'sunan have a very practical approach to remains 😅
And yeah I'm double dipping here.
kho pak, (noun) cooking rock
(lit. "(fire) breath rock")
xotohile han kho pak
"(they cook the) manticore on the cooking rock"
Fire dragons find pots and pans superfluous, and simply heat rocks with their breaths rather than heat over a unnecessary fire.
kho pak, (noun) cooking rock
(lit. "(fire) breath rock")
xotohile han kho pak
"(they cook the) manticore on the cooking rock"
Fire dragons find pots and pans superfluous, and simply heat rocks with their breaths rather than heat over a unnecessary fire.
Yis oaker, (noun) "black giant", a dish of giant meat roasted in black dragon acid.
Moving over to my Wyrm language for this one! Leaning into the classic dragon vs giant rivalry, lazily.
Yis oaker, (noun) "black giant", a dish of giant meat roasted in black dragon acid.
Moving over to my Wyrm language for this one! Leaning into the classic dragon vs giant rivalry, lazily.
ɡȧɹɹ̰ɤ̰̇ŋ̥, (verb transitive) to boil, esp in broth
Lit. "to break open (in) blood"
Still a proto-form, but it'll probably end up something like ɡɹ̰ɤ̰̇ŋ̥.
ɡȧɹɹ̰ɤ̰̇ŋ̥, (verb transitive) to boil, esp in broth
Lit. "to break open (in) blood"
Still a proto-form, but it'll probably end up something like ɡɹ̰ɤ̰̇ŋ̥.
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