1st December:
et̄o [ɛθo] - (n) Earth, Soil. Not the planet Earth.
One of the 10 root nouns of the language that have no derivation. They are used to derive the other words.
2nd December:
oca [ocɑ] - (n) Fire (substance), Fire (object).
Another of the 10 root nouns. (You'll notice a theme as these are the very first words of my conlang).
3rd December:
ëca [ɜcɑ] - (tra v) To set on fire.
Intransitive verb form of
oca.
4th December:
ocate [ocɑtɛ] - (n) A small glowing fragment from a lit fire. A spark.
Minuscule form of
oca.
5th December:
uyo [ujo] - (n) Water (substance).
Root noun. Homophone
uyo - (n) Drink.
6th December:
ıyoga [ijogɑ] - (int v) To drown.
Majuscule form of
ıyote - (int v) To drink.
7th December:
ayoten [ɑjotɛn] - (adj) Dry.
Antonym of
ayote - (adj) Wet.
8th December:
uyoga [ujogɑ] - (n) Ocean.
5/5 in series Puddle, Pond, Lake, Sea, Ocean. Derived directly from
uyo.
9th December:
rıteno [ɾitɛno] - (int v) To choke.
Intransitive verb antonym form of
ërıte - (tra v) To breathe.
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Papuan languages, Morphophonology, Lexical Semantics 
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