Glossary of Kcymaerxthaere

Nyelvate (Shape Word) Glossary

nazhuin

[nazh-WEEN]

Origin

Jihn Wranglikan

Definition

A form of gwome.

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nyaamind

[NYE-uh-minnd]

Origin

Swahelic

Definition

A creature which is extremely static, their genetic structure is not similar to any other organism.

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o

øevdel

[OOV-dell]

Origin

(Cognate)

Definition

A promise one swears thinking it will be easy to keep.

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Ogriyaa Pjerumah

[oh-GREE-yah (p)Jer-oo-mah]

Origin

(Cognate)

Definition

Means literally “A gift for the home of someone who believed in me.”

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Okasl Tibb

[OH-cass-el TIBB]

Origin

(Arenthaedr Proper Name)

Definition

The quite beautiful but ever lonely polyhaedron who desired only to be desired and wanted only to be wanted.

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Oklnau

[OH-kul-now]

Origin

(Jekkatulan)

Definition

A kind of border, usually between rezhns, that is very peculiar and actually unsettling: it manifests more like a kind of window that essentially erases the neighboring rezhn’s landscape so only the different, quite distant, border of the next rezhn is present, let alone visible.

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Olinfr Brothers

[oh-LIN-fer brothers]

Origin

(Proper Name)

Definition

Brothers kidnapped by Kmpass in the run up to the Battle of Some Times.

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onenuther

[wuhn-NUTH-irr]

Origin

(Cognate)

Definition

Colloquialism for “One another”.

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Orbit of Trade

[(as per linear English)]

Origin

(linear English)

Definition

A key source of Park Lee Taf’s wealth that funded the Museum of the Bench was his regular traversal of the Orbit of Trade with his goods.

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Orv Musim Ginwuija

[ORV mu-ZEEM Gihn-WEE-jah]

Origin

(pSugaalane Proper Name)

Definition

Museum of the Bench. (See Museum of the Bench entry for more.)

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OTGON

[AUHT-gun]

Origin

(Gwome name)

Definition

Stands for One True God’s Only Nation.

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Oklnau

[OH-kul-now]

Origin

(Jekkatulan)

Definition

A kind of border, usually between rezhns, that is very peculiar and actually unsettling: it manifests more like a kind of window that essentially erases the neighboring rezhn’s landscape so only the different, quite distant, border of the next rezhn is present, let alone visible.