The CBB

I think I'll try my hand at conlanging for the first time in years and join the next relay

No, I used a language I have tentatively named 2xthe.

I have sent both DesEsseintes and loglorn the torch.

I have received it, thank you.

A day has passed and there have still been no signs of activity from Konungr's side. What happens next?

I'll join too! because a certain person forced me to..

Like DesEsseintes, I would prefer not to be near the front so I have more time to develop my lang. I'll probably be available any week.

Óhxiixama December 18th yáshchama – to swim → yáama - past tense of yáshchama ḿḿbma - to go (short distances) ńńma - to go (long distances) Edit: no idea what the line between short/long distances would be. It will very likely be highly context related. Edit2: note that -ma in the present tense yás...

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December 17th

áttama – to run

Óhxiixama December 16th chínisaama – hands oonoo·íi - to have (as in qualities, not possession) → oonoo·yáa - past of oonoo·íi enpáana - to be big, large waan·shíami - to make a mistake Oonoopaachinisaamíi. - I have large hands. Entesoonohpoobaayáasaʼ waansháami. - I thought you had green eyes.

Óhxiixama

December 15th

gá – mouth

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December 14th

nóu – sky, ceiling, limit

Óhxiixama December 13th káma – to love Kámanima. - I love you. Edit: December 13.5th echóu - blood, incorporated stem: etseme- Etsemeshíami. - I see blood. eenechíhhi, eenetsémehhi - to bleed Entesahaxetsémehhi! - Your foot is bleeding! I like both eenechíhhi and eenetsémehhi so I guess this will b...

Óhxiixama

December 12th

báama – eye

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December 11th

asáajanka - chaos, a mess

I'm still not decided on the Óhxiixama voiced fricatives/approximants.. I like all of /ð z ʑ l/ but I don't want to go overboard :/

Óhxiixama

December 10th

oonxólo - to be dark
Oonxólonoo. - It's dark outside.
(it's so dark here today...)

Óhxiixama

December 9th

xáme – to start
Foonxámenee. - It starts to rain.

Óhxiixama December 8th (0:00 am!) onarawabín – to be what amount? to be how many? Related to other words ending on -bín which also have to do with amounts. A shortened form onshbín is also commonly used: onshbín únuusuta? - how many houses are there? (very very tentative) I like this cause it creat...

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December 7th

akáikka - then, at that moment

Boehijt wrote:Both gáchi and óhpoosa can be incorporated into nísoo - to be colored:

ohpoonísoo - to be blue
gachanísoo - to be green

Changing this to
fára - to be colored
ohpoofára - to be blue
gachafára - to be green

Óhxiixama December 6th tsúmu - to walk óhpoosa - the color blue Futhermore, December 5th gáchi - grass From now on, this will also have the meaning of 'the color green'. Both gáchi and óhpoosa can be incorporated into nísoo - to be colored: ohpoonísoo - to be blue gachanísoo - to be green लेप​ lepa...

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December 5th

gáchi - grass