chutœle imoligen day 146:
dêmuimet /dɛmɥiˈme/
noun: family name (surname) (all epan have this name)
etymology: from dênde (family) and muimet (name)
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chutœle imoligen day 146:
dêmuimet /dɛmɥiˈme/
noun: family name (surname) (all epan have this name)
etymology: from dênde (family) and muimet (name)
chutœle imoligen day 145:
dœmuimet /dømɥiˈme/
noun: chosen name (chosen by the epan themselves) (not all epan have this name; they usually only have one if they are "trans" (i.e.: decide to go by different pronouns))
chutœle imoligen day 144:
vuimuimet /vɥimɥiˈme/
noun: given name (name given to an epan by their parent (s)) (like a human's birth name) (all epan have this name)
etymology: from vuique (gift) and muimet (name)
chutœle imoligen day 143:
eutter /œˈte/
verb: to sow, to plant
chutœle imoligen day 142:
eutte /œt/
noun: seed
etymology: from eutter (to sow, to plant)
chutœle imoligen day 141:
siceutte /siˈkœt/
noun: pit (seed of a fruit)
etymology: from chice (hard; solid) and eutte (seed)
chutœle imoligen day 140:
aruivet /aʁɥiˈve/
adjective: full
etymology: from aruiner (to fill) and -vet (ADJZ)
chutœle imoligen day 139:
lavusicoise /lavyziˈkwaz/
noun: cherry
etymology: from laus (small), vuine (red), siceutte (pit), and mipoise (fruit)