sytä = holy (adjective) (some things Google found for syta or sytä: an uncommon term; Syta is an unusual last name; SYTA is an acronym for Student and Youth Travel Association; In Polish syta is a form of the adjective syty meaning satiated, full)
Word derivation for "holy"
Basque = santu, Finnish = pyhä
Miresua = sytä
The Basque word appears to be based on Latin. The word graphic looks a little different because I didn't use the graphic package that I usually use because of the problemsome ä (a umlaut).
Update - the graphic package works again. I replaced word graphic.
2 comments:
beautiful language -what sort speaks it in your fictions?
Thank you. My fantasy stories are set in out of the way land near the sea.
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