Glossary of Kcymaerxthaere

Nyelvate (Shape Word) Glossary

sGeorgia

[(As per linear English; "s" is silent.)]

Origin

(Distrykt name)

Definition

Distrykt notable for containing the gwome Awaswra.

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Stanklyk

[STANK-lick]

Origin

(Culture name)

Definition

Culture attributed to developing the Raindew bench.

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Sažera Malawai

[suh-JAIR-uh MAH-luh-wigh]

Origin

(Distrykt name)

Definition

Distrykt notable for containing the gwome Ko Urushiol.

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sillpencyl

[SILL-pen-sill]

Origin

(Gwome name)

Definition

Gwome located in the distrykt of hAhntaria.

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Sentrist Laўka

[(As per linear English)]

Origin

(Bench name)

Definition

A bench from Tsoezpentse culture, practiced by creatures called Sentrists, whose dominant feature of any of their physical objects was sheer mass (which is why they are only found in the most serious bench collections).

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Stekcenne

[STECK-senn]

Origin

(Gwome name)

Definition

Gwome located in the distrykt of Colmilillas.

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stemplate

[(As per linear English)]

Origin

(Bench type name)

Definition

Bench type that encompasses the Olinfr Bӕkkur and IBS Băngk benches.

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s, [ \ ], Sarkassum

[ESS OOMRK sar-CASS-im]

Origin

(Bench name)

Definition

Group of three benches where the Geographers of the three rezhns of Kymaerica conversed after the Dyess of Sentreriya’s gruesome series of cage matches, and after two Pejephen years, the solution of 6’s was found.

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Sentreriya

[sent-rur-REE-yah]

Origin

(Gwome name)

Definition

Gwome located in the distrykt of Baphinn.

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secr-wrak

[SECK-ruh RACK]

Origin

(Bench type name)

Definition

Bench type that encompasses the s, [ \ ], Sarkassum bench.

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stemplaat

[stem-PLOT]

Origin

(Bench type name)

Definition

Bench type that encompasses the Bravenlea bench.

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sep pyrt

[SEP PURT]

Origin

(Bench type name)

Definition

Bench type that encompasses the Abitof bench.

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