Path; Written/said in -158 as: slemet (SLEMM-mitt)

An idiom about embracing complexity that is common to many 158 languages. It means a journey without return that leads you to be in the impossible position of quite clearly observing something impossible—yet that observation, even that fact of it having happened, still doesn’t prove that event to be any more possible than other impossible things.

In the marks that are in curves.

In the colors.

In marks that are in blocks.

In the slabs.

In the shapes and sides.

And; short time; desire; Written/said in -158 as: snev (SNEHV)

Always find.

A young man whose romance was well documented in the songs of Kcymaerxthaere.

(Count our) terwals—structures similar to leaves, but, while evergreen in time and space, in ferylemt, they fade and die and are then reborn.

Journey.