The sixteenth Post of the day consists of family names.
| Gana |
[gah-nah] |
n. | n. grandmother |
| Utma | [oot-mah] | n. |
n. grandfather |
| Jana | [jah-na] | n. | n. mother |
| Atma | [aht-mah] | n. | n. father |
| Tasara | [tah-sah-rah] | n. | n. aunt |
| Ratul | [rah-tool] | n. | n. uncle |
| Sapa | [sah-pah] | n. | n. brother |
| Loto | [loh-toh] | n. | n. sister |
| Proman | [proh-mahn] | n. | n. cousin |
| Nes?m | [neh-seem] | n. | n. niece |
| Mos?m | [moh-seem] | n. | n. nephew |
| Latan | [lah-tan] | n. | n. daughter |
| Loklam | [lohk-lahn] | n. | n. son |
The fifteenth words of the day are the preposition Without and an adjective meaning not sharp.
| Dofa | [doh-fah] | adj. |
adj. dull, not sharp |
| Soj | [soh-j] | prep. | prep. without |
The words of the day is are two nouns. One describing passion the other is the word for heart.
| Kor | [kohr] | n. | n. a heart |
| Kora | [koh-rah] | n. | n. passion |
This word of the day post is a list of common color names.
| Pal’Drem | Pronunciation | Translation |
| Ara |
[ah-rah] |
Red |
| Joras | [joh-rahs] | Orange |
| Pasl |
[pah-sl] |
Yellow |
| Modi | [moh-die] |
Green |
| Shant | [shah-nt] |
Blue |
| Oltra | [ohl-trah] |
Violet |
| Neth | [neh-th] |
Black |
| Shon | [sho-n] | White |
Today’s Post are several common prepositions.
| Preposition | Pronunciation | Pal’Drem Word |
| outside | [oh-ehn] | oen |
| inside | [lahk] | lak |
| around | [ah-johk] | ajok |
| above | [ah-oh] | ao |
| below | [eye-ahn] | ian |
Today’s post is a small list of interjections and words you use to ask questions.
| Ala | [ah-lah] | adj. great; interjection: great! |
| Hau | [haw] | adv. yes inj. yea! |
| Do | [doh] | adj. not, interjection: no! |
| Narem | [nah-rehm] | Who? |
| Nato | [nah-toh] | What? |
| Jalap | [jah-lahp] | When? |
| Var | [vah-r] | Where? |
| Eal | [eh-ahl] | How? |
| Dosh | [doh-sh] | Why? |
Today’s words are verbs that describe doing work two different ways. One is work done for oneself and the other is work done for, or determined by, someone else.
Example sentence:
| Taraku | [tah-rah-koo] | v. | v. to do a specific task of one’s own volition. |
| Guraku | [goo-rah-koo] | v. |
v. to do a specific task for, or determined by, another. |
For today’s word of the day I’m going to list several commonly used terms and phrases.
| Phrases, Idioms | Meaning and or Use |
| al’Halil | Hello. |
| al’Lithu | Good Bye. |
| vae voj! | Let’s go!, Come on! |
| nato bu? | What’s up? |
| do’Enen bu. | Nothing much. |
| eal fuma [subjects name]? | How about you? |
| bu Rotae’in kom. | Be right back. |
| Ju’an fek | Thanks alot! |
The word of the day is late because a case of off neglected Jujitsu and my computer being held hostage by a music playing alien who called itself “Sah’Man’thaa”.
Which is quite the coincidence being that the words of today are all about music!
The first word is a noun which means the surroundings of. The second is a noun defining a melody. The third word is the Pal’Drem word for music.
| Tol | [t-ohl] | n. | n. the surroundings of (environment) |
| [meh-sh] | n. | n. a sequence of notes. (a melody) | |
| [meh-sh-tohl] | n. | n. a group of connected sounds (music) |