Re: You have a word for it?

Siyo!
Kayasanoda has a root "holu" (you'll catch the Latin
origin in a bit), which, if you stuck a nominative -da
at the end--holuda--you wouldn't really have much of a
word.  However, if you put it with
"human"--holukayada--you have something which means,
"a person, taken as the heart, mind, soul, and spirit,
functioning in accord as one unit."  Analogously,
putting it with "God" (yawe) produces Holuyaweda,
meaning "Trinity".

Dana
Kalinida


--- Philip Newton <Philip.Newton@...> wrote:
> On 25 Jan 02, at 18:26, Elliott Belser wrote:
>
> > Katzenjammer (German, for, erm, 'cats copulating')
> is a word for a
> > trancendentally severe hangover.
>
> Erm, not quite. More like "the sound of cats whining
> (as during mating
> time)". "Jammern" is "to whine", more or less. It's
> got nothing to do
> with copulation _per se_.
>
> Cheers,
> Philip
> --
> Philip Newton <Philip.Newton@...>

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