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𝗟𝗲𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗟𝗮𝘀𝗮𝘁 brings the team back in contact with Hondo Ohnaka, who gives them a tip about some special imperial prisoners.
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A chart showing the number of words that I created per day of Lexember.
A pie chart showing the amount of words I created per week as a percentage of the total.
A breakdown of this year's #Lexember. I created a total of 225 words in #Lasat, for an average of 7.26 words a day. Left, the number of words I created each day, and right is the total number of words split up by week (I counted the 29th, 30th, and 31st as week 5). This was fun! And probably insane.
And finally, for the Conworkshop prompt "A toast to...", my very last word for #Lasat #Lexember. May this be the word that defines 2026.
dhawlidoon /ðo:.li.du:n/ adj. creative, imaginitive
from dhawlir /ðo:.liɹ/ v. to create, make, build and lidoon /li.du:n/ adj. much, many
romduth /ɹom.duθ/ n. well; waterhole, oasis from rom /ɹom/ n. water and duth /duθ/ n. hole dhawrumis /ðo:.ɹu.mis/ n. canal; aqueduct. from dhawlir /ðo:.liɹ/ v. to make or build and rumis /ɹu.mis/ n. river, stream romsoren /ɹom.so.ɹen/ n. fountain from rom (above) and soren /so.ɹen/ n. tree yalcho /jal.t͡ʃo/ n. steam from yal /jal/ adj. hot and ocho /o.t͡ʃo/ n. cloud, mist
Today's #Lasat #Lexember prompt for the r/conlangs prompt "Water". I'm still thinking about the Conworkshop prompt...
gooshromir /gu:.ʃɹo.miɹ/ v. to toast, to drink to from gooshar /gu:.ʃaɹ/ v. to celebrate or congratulate and romir /ɹo.miɹ/ v. to drink do’anzud /do.ʔan.zud/ n. firework from do’ak /do.ʔak/ n. sky and anzuda /an.zu.da/ v. to explode, detonate gatrom /ga.tɹom/ n. soup, thin stew, broth from gati /ga.ti/ n. food and rom /ɹom/ n. water
Happy New Year, everyone! For the last day of #Lasat #Lexember, here's my fill for @madelinejames.bsky.social 's prompt "Something associated with the turn of the year".
bembaz /bem.baz/ n. frost from bem /bem/ n. leaf and bazim /ba.zim/ n. ice bazrahdz /baz.ɹa:d͡z/ n. icicle from bazim (above) and rahdz /ɹa:d͡z/ n. tooth tonduthrahdz /ton.duθ.ɹa:d͡z/ n. stalactite, stalagmite from tonduth /ton.duθ/ n. cave and rahdz (above) I also expanded the meaning of the word bazla /ba.zla/ to include the meanings "to harden, solidify". It already meant "to freeze".
And finally, the r/conlangs #Lexember prompt was "Ice and Coolth". Stalactites/mites aren't necessarily related to this theme, but it felt like the word followed on naturally from icicle. #Lasat
kati /ka.ti/ v. reveal, uncover, expose A priori, though scholars have theorized a relation to the word tisiv /ti.siv/ n. cover, top, lid. jothkusva /d͡ʒoθ.kus.va/ v. to crawl, to creep; to scuttle from jothak /d͡ʒo.θak/ n. floor, foundation and kusva /kus.va/ v. to climb; to grip or cling to pekata /pe.ka.ta/ v. to surrender, submit, or yield from pega /pe.ga/ v. to lose and kati (above) drendrooch /dɹen.dɹu:t͡ʃ/ n. bracer (An armor component that covers either the upper or lower arm). from drendag /dɹen.dag/ n. armour and rooch /ɹu:t͡ʃ/ n. arm
For the Conworkshop #Lexember prompt, "Themeless". kati is one of the words that I've wanted to put a meaning to in #Lasat for ages. Just one of those left, fono - I'll have to think about what I want to do with that one.
sembudsat /sem.bud.sat/ n. priest(ess), religious leader from sembe /sem.be/ v. to ask, pray, or beg; udie /u.di.e/ n. song, chant; and -sat /sat/ aff. “person who x”. This word is gender neutral. bastalman /ba.stal.man/ n. matriarch, clan mother; chief, leader from bastal /ba.stal/ n. clan, household, lineage and aman /a.man/ n. mother. This word is only applied to a woman. It is unusual for other genders to lead clans, however it does sometimes happen: the word is then bastaldan for a man and bastalyan for an individual of the Lasat third gender teeso. The clan leader does not always have to be biologically related to anyone else in the clan, nor do they have to be the oldest person.
For @madelinejames.bsky.social 's #Lexember prompt "A role in society", some worldbuilding for #Lasat that I've written about on other sites.
And finally, the r/conlangs #Lexember post for today was "Mineral dyes". #Lasat
sochagra /so.t͡ʃa.gɹa/ n. chalk
from sochan /so.t͡ʃan/ adj. white and gara /ga.ɹa/ n. rock
charbyas /t͡ʃaɹ.bjas/ adj. visible, in sight from char /t͡ʃaɹ/ v. to see and byasa /bja.sa/ v. to be able to, can charbyorra /t͡ʃaɹ.bjo.ra/ adj. invisible, out of sight from charbyas (above) and orra /o.ra/ prt. negative marker lyerres /lje.res/ n. corpse, carcass from lyer /ljeɹ/ adj. dead and ires /i.ɹes/ n. thing dhaziva /ða.zi.va/ v. to scare or frighten from dhawlir /ðo:.liɹ/ v. to make, create, or shape and ziva /zi.va/ v. to fear
The Conworkshop #Lexember prompt for today was "Spirits and the unseen folk". I'd also like to mention that as of the previous post, I have now met my official-unofficial stretch goal of 200 new entries for #Lasat 🎉
sazi /sa.zi/ int. “Hello”. from ve saina zik, /ve sai.na zik/ “I greet you”. ayon jomag /a.jon d͡ʒo.mag/ int. good morning. Usually used in the early morning. ayon korsas /a.jon koɹ.sas/ int. good day. Generic formal greeting. ayon chlu /a.jon t͡ʃlu/ int. good night. Greeting used at night. All of these words existed previously, I just put them together to make these formal greetings. nira /ni.ɹa/ v. to bow. This specifically refers to a gesture in which the bower puts one fist into the other palm then bows slightly, as opposed to vokra which is more similar to full prostration/ a kowtow. The nira bow is most appropriate to exchange between equals. From aynir /ai.niɹ/ v. to honour, venerate, or respect.
Zeb demonstrating how to "nira". He has his left fist in his right palm, with the fingers of his right hand curled over his left hand. He is bowing from the waist.
For @madelinejames.bsky.social 's #Lexember prompt "A formal greeting", I've been meaning to work on "Hello" and other greetings. In the 2nd image, #Lasat speaker Zeb demonstrates how to nira. (Disclaimer again as I do not own this character, I'm just a fan and not associated w/ Disney).
Last but not least, just one #Lasat word for the r/conlangs #Lexember prompt "Vegetable Dyes".
pyanrom /pjan.ɹom/ n. paint, ink, dye
from pyan /pjan/ n. colour and rom /ɹom/ n. water
kil /kil/ n. arch, curve, bend from killa /kil.la/ v. to bend or curve kilgorz /kil.goɹz/ n. longbow from kil (above) and gordhes /goɹ.ðes/ n. weapon Some historians estimate that medieval longbow draw weights was anything between 60-185 pounds-force (400-820 newtons). That's equivalent to pulling at least 27.2 kilos, possibly as high as 83.9 kilos. (Apologies if my maths isn't great...) kuthas /ku.θas/ n. stairs, ladder from kusva /kus.va/ v. to climb, grip, hang on and thasor /θa.soɹ/ n. board, plank akbarsodh /ak.baɹ.soð/ n. prison, gaol from akbar /ak.baɹ/ v. to trap or catch and sodhaw /so.ðo:/ n. building
The Conworkshop #Lexember prompt for today was "Things heavier than 10kg". #Lasat
On the left, Chava is leaning on an ashlahn epige /aʃ.la:n e.pi.ge/ n. "Ashla Staff" - a staff that can interact with the Force. From ashla /aʃ.la/ n. the Force + -ahn /a:n/ aff. genitive marker and epige /e.pi.ge/ n. staff, walking stick. On her hair is a jagsef /d͡ʒag.sef/ n. ornament, decoration, jewellery from jagsefa /d͡ʒag.se.fa/ v. to decorate or embellish. At her waist is a karnuv /kaɹ.nuv/ n. purse, sporran from karn /kaɹn/ n. body and uvui /u.vu.i/ n. pouch, bag Both she and Gron are modelling a kradhagni /kɹa.ðag.ni/ n. collar, neck piece; gorget from kradh /kɹað/ n. neck, throat and dagni /dag.ni/ n. blanket, sheet
To fill @madelinejames.bsky.social 's #Lexember prompt for today, I've enlisted the help of #Lasat speakers Chava and Gron to model for me.
(Disclaimer: I do not own these characters. This is a fanmade project and any opinions expressed by me about them are not those of the Disney Corporation).
And finally, the r/conlangs #Lexember prompt was "Animal dyes". #Lasat
safu /sa.fu/ n. urine
A priori.
feja /fe.d͡ʒa/ v. to squeeze, press, or push
from feda /fe/da/ v. to knead; to mix and jada /d͡ʒa.da/ v. to grind or crush
rafkuma /ɹaf.ku.ma/ v. to rhyme or alliterate; n. a rhyme or alliteration from rafka /ɹaf.ka/ v. to copy or imitate and uma /u.ma/ n. sound, noise nadzud /na.d͡zud/ n. poem from nadzat /na.d͡zat/ n. speech, utterance and udie /u.di.e/ n. song, chant nadzutsat /na.d͡zu.t͡sat/ n. poet, bard from nadzud (above) and -sat /sat/ aff. "person who x"
For Conworkshop, we has "Literature" for #Lasat #Lexember. Now *that's* a rafkuma.
nadlir /nad.liɹ/ adj. honest, truthful from nadzir /na.d͡ziɹ/ v. to speak and lira /li.ɹa/ adj. True, correct tombirru /tom.bi.ru/ adj. Cooperative, helpful from tomba /tom.ba/ v. to help or cooperate and tirru /ti.ru/ adj. all, every
Day 27 of #Lexember, and I'm on the right day again. Today it's @madelinejames.bsky.social 's prompt "A cultural or societal value". #Lasat speakers also value people who are ayini - "honourable, faithful, loyal".
dhejuv /ðe.d͡ʒuv/ n. yolk from dhejan /ðe.d͡ʒan/ n. yellow and yuvu /ju.vu/ n. ball, sphere sochlahdh /so.t͡ʃla:ð/ n. egg white, albumen from sochan /so.t͡ʃan/ n, white (colour) and lahdhe /la:.ðe/ n. paste, glue
And the r/conlangs prompt for the 26th of #Lexember was "Eggs". The word for "egg" in #Lasat, which already existed, is dhav.
firgar /fiɹ.gaɹ/ n. waypoint, landmark; stele or cairn from o.fir /o.fiɹ/ v. to find and gara /ga.ɹa/ n. stone charkog /t͡ʃaɹ.kog/ n. lamp, torch; any non-natural light source from char /t͡ʃaɹ/ v. to see and kogo /ko.go/ n. light udisodh /u.di.soð/ n. temple, house of worship from udie /u.di.e/ n. prayer, chant, song and sodhaw /so.ðo:/ n. building, mansion berenkeer /be.ɹen.ki:ɹ/ n. shrine, altar from berei /be.ɹei/ n. sacred, holy, blessed and enkeer /en.ki:ɹ/ n. place ginrombas /gin.ɹom.bas/ n. inn, tavern, pub from ginrom /gin.ɹom/ n. alcohol and basor /ba.soɹ/ n. house
The Conworkshop prompt for the 26th of #Lexember was "Along the road". #Lasat
chludeker /t͡ʃlu.de.keɹ/ n. lunar eclipse from chlude /t͡ʃlu.de/ n. shadow and eker /e.keɹ/ n. moon tsivkor /t͡siv.koɹ/ n. solar eclipse from tsiva /t͡si.va/ v. to hide or conceal and kormu /koɹ.mu/ n. sun sineker /si.ne.keɹ/ n. lunar occultation; astronomical transit. Any event where one astronomical body passes over another not otherwise specified. Also refers more generally to the “celestial dance” of planets, moons, and stars around each other. From sinega /si.ne.ga/ v. to dance and eker (above) do’ansi /do.ʔan.si/ n. aurora from do’ak /do.ʔak/ n. sky and ansi /an.si/ n. fire
@biblaridion.bsky.social's prompt for the 26th of #Lexember was "An astronomical phenomenon". I am now tempted to try and translate Steamed Hams into #Lasat for some reason.
tunrod /tu.nɹod/ n. kefir, yoghurt from tunrola /tun.ɹo.la/ v. to ferment and damo /da.mo/ n. milk genrod /ge.nɹod/ n. butter from gejus /ge.d͡ʒus/ v. to beat, to hit and tunrod (above) ambrod /am.bɹod/ n. cheese from ambo /am.bo/ adj. Old, mature and tunrod (above)
And finally, the r/conlangs #Lexember prompt for the 25th was "Milk and cheese". I think I'll continue with day 26 and day 27 for #Lasat tomorrow... hopefully I'll be able to catch up then.
During the course of working on this prompt, I discovered that I had two words with the exact same meaning of "wood, timber, lumber", pasol and sorat. I kept soratand got rid of pasol, we'll see how that affects the language going forward. dora /do.ɹa/ v. to cross or ford fromdo'ar /do.ʔaɹ/ adp. opposite, across (from) dorom /do.ɹom/ n. ford, river crossing from dora (above) and rom /ɹom/ n. water. tagrom /ta.gɹom/ v. to dam or block; to seal or stop up from tagra /ta.gɹa/ v. to stop, cease, or finish and rom (above) thasor /θa.soɹ/ n. board, plank from thasuk /θa.suk/ adj. flat, even, level and sorat (see above) thasrom /θa.sɹom/ n. pier, dock, wharf, quay from thasor (above) and rom (above)
The Conworkshop prompt for #Lexember 25 was "Along the River". My #Lasat entry had some teething troubles...
sovlost /so.vlost/ n. blizzard, snowstorm from sochir /so.t͡ʃiɹ/ n. Snow and vloztan /vloz.tan/ n. storm pulvlost /pul.vlost/ n. hurricane, cyclone; tornado from pulla /pul.la/ v. to spin, rotate and vloztan (above) chodok /t͡ʃo.dok/ adj. cloudy, overcast from ocho /o.t͡ʃo/ n. cloud and do'ak /do.ʔak/ n. sky gubud /gu.bud/ n. thunder from goosu /gu:.su/ adj. loud, noisy and budro /bu.dɹo/ n. drum
Day 25 of #Lexember, as I was too busy Chistmasing it up yesterday. This is @biblaridion.bsky.social 's prompt "A weather condition" for #Lasat.
grahchir /gɹa:.t͡ʃiɹ/ v. to butcher, to dress meat from grahch /gɹa:t͡ʃ/ n. meat, flesh and allir /al.liɹ/ v. to kill farir /fa.ɹiɹ/ v. to empty or hollow out; to drain (eg. blood from an animal) from fair /faiɹ/ adj. empty, hollow
And finally, the r/conlangs prompt was "Meat". #Lasat #Lexember
zaviz /za.viz/ n. fly, mosquito; flying insect from zavia /za.vi.a/ v. to fly lozav /lo.zav/ n. bee or wasp; buzzing insect from lofa /lo.fa/ v. to shake, vibrate, or buzz and zaviz (above) akfel /ak.fel/ n. web (eg of a spider), net from akbar /ak.baɹ/ v. trap, entangle and fellu /fel.lu/ n. basket, carton, box bejahd /be.d͡ʒa:d/ n. spider from besh /beʃ/ num. eight and jahd /d͡ʒa:d/ n. leg menchad /men.t͡ʃad/ n. beetle, shelled insect from memso /mem.so/ n. bug, tick and drenchad /dɹen.t͡ʃad/ n. shell, carapace
The Conworkshop prompt for today was "Beetles, insects, and spiders". This may be the most words I've done for a single prompt for #Lasat #Lexember, off the top of my head.
sochtail /sot͡ʃ.tail/ n. taiga, snow forest, boreal forest from sochir /so.t͡ʃiɹ/ n. snow and sotail /so.tail/ n. forest romtail /ɹom.tail/ n. swamp, forest wetland from rom /ɹom/ n. water and sotail (above) romsuk /ɹom.suk/ n. marsh, bog from rom (above) and imsuk /im.suk/ n. field, plain
@biblaridion.bsky.social 's #Lexember prompt today was "A kind of biome or landscape". #Lasat speakers, as tree-dwellers, are most interested in forests and wooded areas.
bodrolf /bod.ɹolf/ n. yeast from bodon /bo.don/ n. bread and rolf /ɹolf/ n. foam tunrola /tun.ɹo.la/ v. to ferment; to rise (of bread) from tunva /tun.va/ v. to rot, putrefy and rolofa /ɹo.lo.fa/ v. boil, bubble tunrovahs /tun.ɹo.va:s/ n. fermented tea from tunrola (above) and vahs /va:s/ n. tea
The r/conlangs prompt for day 23 of #Lexember was "Fungi". 🍄 #Lasat
jethask /d͡ʒe.θask/ adj. stoic, emotionless from jetav /d͡ʒe.tav/ n. face, front and thasuk /θa.suk/ adj. flat, even, level famfal /fam.fal/ adj. shy, timid, quiet from fama /fa.ma/ v. be quiet, shut up and fallir /fal.liɹ/ v. need shetirru /ʃe.ti.ru/ adj. generous, giving from shetir /ʃe.tiɹ/ v. to give and tirru /ti.ru/ adj. all, every. tulsash /tul.saʃ/ adj. stubborn, hard-headed, determined from tulal /tu.lal/ adj. strong and sashem /sa.ʃem/ n. heart, soul
The ConWorkshop prompt for day 23 of #Lexember was "Adjectives that describe personality and character". #Lasat
tonmul /ton.mul/ n. cliff, precipice from tonvu /ton.vu/ n. mountain and karmul /kaɹ.mul/ n. edge, boundary, perimeter brotmul /bɹot.mul/ n. reef, underwater cliff from brome /bɹo.me/ n. ocean and tonmul (above) bropahr /bɹo.pa:ɹ/ n. bay, lagoon from brome (above) and pahrom /pa:.ɹom/ n. lake, pond basmomit /bas.mo.mit/ n. archipelago from basim /ba.sim/ n. constellation and momit /mo.mit/ n. island
You know when one word just leads to another....? It happened to me with @biblaridion.bsky.social's prompt today.
I'll do the rest of today's #Lasat #Lexember tomorrow.
