so (therefore) is bejon

bejon = so (conjunction, adverb) (therefore, with the result that) (some things Google found for "bejon": an uncommon term; a rare first name; a rare last name; user names; Lady Bejon or Bejon St. James is a LGBT performer; name of a singing duo of identical brothers who auditioned for UK's X Factor; similarly named Bejong is a place in Indonesia)

Word derivation for "so (therefore, with the result that)":
Basque = beraz, Finnish = joten
Miresua = bejon

There are a number of Finnish words with somewhat similar meanings: niinpä, siis, siksi, jotta. With this word, I think I was trying to push Finnish into fitting my English meaning, and getting myself into a bit of a gray area.

but is bunta

bunta = but (conjunction) (some things Google found for "bunta": a common term; a Japanese masculine first name; Bunta Fujiwara is a character in manga Initial D; an uncommon last name; user names; means multicolored in Esperanto; means to bundle in Swedish; name of places in Indonesia and Romania)

Word derivation for "but (although)" :
Basque = baina, Finnish = mutta
Miresua = bunta

This is another word from the paragraph I'm working on. My Miresua word starts with a b, like the Basque word, and ends in ta, like the Finnish word.

or is adi

adi = or (conjunction) (some things Google found for "adi": a very common term; ADI Global Distribution is a wholesaler of security and low voltage products; ADI is the NYSE symbol for Analog Devices Inc.; a masculine first name or nickname in various languages, which is seems to be most frequently Isreali or Indian; the Adi people are a tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, India; a uncommon last name; a title used by Fijian women of chiefly rank; name of a places in India and Nigeria)

Word derivation for "or" :
Basque = edo, Finnish = tai
Miresua = adi

This is another common word I didn't have in Miresua.

and is ta

ta = and (conjunction) (some things Google found for "ta": TA stands for Teaching Assistant; TA Associates is a private equity investment firm; stands for TravelCenters of America which is a U.S. truck stop chain; "Ta" is the symbol for chemical element Tantalum atomic number 73 which is a rare metal used in surgical instruments; means "thank you" in British, Australian, New Zealand and South African English; means "the" in Czech; means "thy, your" in French; means "pick up, lay hold of, take" in Norwegian; means "take, lay hold of, pick up" in Swedish; cities in China, Japan, Thailand, and Sweden)

Word derivation for "and" :
Basque = eta, Finnish = ja
Miresua = ta

I realized that I could really use a word for "and" in Miresua. It would be helpful in composing phrases. I'm trying to work out some Miresua conlang grammar on my blog Tynsa irebä : Channeling the Green Girl.