urine is txirva

txirva = urine (noun) (some things Google found for "txivra": a very rare term; appears as bad OCR of other words in old scanned books and documents; possibly a word on an Asian forum)

Word derivation for "urine" :
Basque = txiza (urine, pee), Finnish = virtsa
Miresua = txirva

Hey, it's a liquid and a common one too. There are two other words for urine in Basque - pixa (or pix) which may be more common, and gernu which apparently is the proper medical term for urine. I used txiza because it was the more ususual word. I wanted to create a word with minimal usage around the world. I'd rather not define someone's name or their town's name as urine.

glue is loila

loila = glue (noun) (some things Google found for "loila": an uncommon term; a feminine first name; name of a restaurant in San Francisco; Loila's Garden in Sioux Falls; an unusual last name; name of cities in Guinea and Finland)

Word derivation for "glue" :
Basque = kola (cola in Spanish),
Finnish = liima
Miresua = loila

Glue is a liquid, before it dries.

ink is tusta

tusta = ink (noun) (some things Google found for "tusta": an uncommon term; a rare masculine first name; a rare last name; user names; name of the vocalist of Croatian punk-rock band KUD Idijoti; tusta means satisfied, pleased in Sanskrit; Tusta Med is the name of a city in Bosnia & Herzegovina; Tusta Creek in Juneau County in Alaska)

Word derivation for "ink" :
Basque = tinta (same as Spanish),
Finnish = muste (in Finnish musta is black)
Miresua = tusta

This Miresua conlang word has been changed. The word for ink is now tiste.

oil is öljo

öljo = oil (noun) (some things Google found for "oljo": an uncommon term; oljo.de is a German top music charts website; oljo photography of Sweden; user names; an unusual last name that can be Estonian; oljo means oil in Inari Sami which is a language of Lapland)

Word derivation for "oil" :
Basque = olio, Finnish = öljy
Miresua = öljo

This word is the first word I have starting with Ö (o umlaut).

cream is eserma

eserma = cream (noun) (some things Google found for "eserma": an uncommon to rare term; Automóviles Eserma S.A. is a Opel dealer in northeast Spain; name of a heavy equipment services company in Chile)

Word derivation for "cream" :
Basque = esnegain (milk + top), Finnish = kerma
Miresua = eserma

I decided to start the word for cream like the Basque word because I started the word for milk with letters from the Finnish word.

This Miresua word has been changed. The word for cream is now ermain.

beer is olugar

olugar = beer (noun) (some things Google found for "olugar": an uncommon to rare term; a rare last name; user names; in Portuguese "o lugar" means "the place"; Braseria O'Lugar is a restaurant in Spain)

Word derivation for "beer" :
Basque = garagardo, Finnish = olut
Miresua = olugar

This is a another new word. My current word theme is liquids.

honey is etaja

etaja = honey (noun) (some things Google found for "etaja": an uncommon term; Sarce na dva etaja is a song by Bulgarian Djina Stoeva; etaja.es (eTaja) is a Spanish website; user names; a rare last name; probably means something in Bulgarian but I'm not sure what due to transliteration and the Cyrillic alphabet)

Word derivation for "honey" :
Basque = ezti, Finnish = hunaja
Miresua = etaja

This is a new word. I considered making this word ezaja, but in Basque ez- is a prefix indicating negation or exclusion, like non- or un- in English.

milk is mone (revisited)

mone = milk (noun) (some things Google found for "mone": an uncommon term; a last name, notably founder of Ultimo brand lingerie Michelle Mone; In French Mone de Campbell is a species of monkeys; in Middle English mone means a moan or moon; name of cities in Indonesia, Togo, Guinea-Bissau, Burkina Faso, South Korea and Mozambique)

Word derivation for "milk" :
Basque = esne, Finnish = maito
Miresua = mone

My previous Miresua word for milk was omse, which was a rather odd word.

By the way, my word for milk in Lhaesine, my not based on any particular language conlang, is sihe.