30 September 2010

desert is atamoru

atamoruatamoru = desert (noun) (some things Google found for "atamoru": a very rare term; may mean something in Japanese when transliterated; perhaps a rare name)

Word derivation for "desert":
Basque = basamortu, Finnish = autiomaa
Miresua = atamoru

The Basque and Finnish words have 6 letters in common.

26 September 2010

plain (flatland) is talusa

talusa = plain (flatland) (noun) (some things Google found for "talusa": an uncommon term; an unusual last name that can be Spanish; user names; a rare first name that can be feminine; TALUSA Food and Beverages; Talusa is the name of a music track and mp3 by Box of Baby Birds; in French means "sloped, bank"; name of village near Tyre in Lebanon)

Word derivation for "plain" (flatland):
Basque = lautada, Finnish = tasanko or tasomaa
Miresua = talusa

This Miresua conlang word has been changed. The word for plain (flatland) is now taluso.

22 September 2010

wilderness is eruma

eruma = wilderness (noun) (some things Google found for "eruma": an uncommon term; Eruma PLC is a UK company in security blinds and emergency lighting; user names; an unusual first name; a rare last name; in Malayalam (a language of southern India) eruma means buffalo; name of a city in Papua New Guinea)

Word derivation for "wilderness":
Basque = eremu, Finnish = erämaa
Miresua = eruma

This Miresua conlang word has been changed. The word for wilderness is now erämu.

18 September 2010

pasture is ladire

ladireladire = pasture (noun) (some things Google found for "ladire": an uncommon term; Ladire (or Ladiré) is an uncommon last name; user names; LADIRE project of Italian Minitry of Education)

Word derivation for "pasture":
Basque = larre, Finnish = laidun
Miresua = ladire

14 September 2010

meadow is belity

belitybelity = meadow (noun) (some things Google found for "belity": an uncommon to rare term; Belity Ltd is a small measuring equipment and software company in Belarus; Belity (or Belitty) is a rare last name that can be Sephardic and mean "son of my night")

Word derivation for "meadow":
Basque = belardi (note: belar is grass), Finnish = niitty
Miresua = belity

10 September 2010

field (ground) is keltai

keltaikeltai = field (ground) (noun) (some things Google found for "keltai": an uncommon term; Greek collective name for the Western people now referred to as Celts; means "Celt" in Lithuanian; a rare last name; user names; name of a World of Warcraft character)

Word derivation for "field" (ground):
Basque = zelai (field, flat) , Finnish = kenttä (field, ground)
Miresua = keltai

06 September 2010

field (arable) is serto

sertoserto = field (arable or cultivated) (noun) (some things Google found for "serto": a very common term; SERTO AG is a Swiss tube fittings and pipe connections company; a rare last name; Serto is a type of Syriac (Aramaic) script font; means "wreath" in Italian)

Word derivation for "field" (arable or cultivared):
Basque = soro, Finnish = pelto
Miresua = serto

02 September 2010

to go is moa (revisited)

moa = to go (verb) (some things Google found for "moa": a very common term; an extinct giant flightless bird of New Zealand; MOA is an acronym for Mall of America; MOA is an acronym for Minute of Arc or Minute of Angle and is a measure of rifle accuracy; MOA is an acronym for Making of America; a last name; an uncommon feminine first name; means "chicken" in Hawaiian and Samoan; name of islands in Indonesia and Australia; name of cities in Cuba, Tonga, Tanzania, Burkina Faso, Niger and Norway)

Word derivation for "to go" :
Basque = joan, Finnish = mennä
Miresua = moa

My previous word for "to go" was "moanä". After some thought, I decided to simplify the word.