This Lexember, I worked on Rennukat – the conlang that I created for The Land of Two Moons.
Day 1
iro [ˈi.ro] v. to exist physically
Tsu rennut iro.
[tsu ˈrɛn.nʊt ˈi.ro]
two moon.NOM.PL exist.PRS.IND
“There are two moons”.
Day 2
Language: Rennukat
syven [ˈsy.vɛn] n. star
Day 3
syvekerru [ˈsy.ve.ˌkɛr.ru] n. galaxy (star-cloud)
Day 4
rennudiren [ˈrɛn.nu.ˌdi.rɛn] n. an impact crater caused by the former moon Ellinen
Day 5
lerucha [le.ˈru.tʃa] n. theocracy. A loanword from Ciniáne leruggeá [le.rud.dʒe.ˈɑː] “God republic”
Day 6
hasra [ˈhas.ra] n. desert
Day 7
varasynne [ˈva.ra.ˌsʏn.ne] n. taijitu. From vara “dark” + synne “light”.
Day 8
maita [ˈmaɪ.ta] n. magic.
vara maita “dark magic”
synne vaita “light magic”
Day 9
nahtaryklun [ˈnah.ta.ˌrʏk.lʊn] n. spirit weapon. From nahta “soul” + ryklun “weapon”.
Day 10
Akoisusei [ˈa.koɪ.ˌsu.seɪ] n. The Goddess of Mercy. From akoi “behold” + susei “mercy”.
Day 11
dyhtail [ˈdʏh.taɪl] n. deity
Day 12
soiny [ˈsoɪ.ny] n. pigeon
Day 13
aven [ˈa.vɛn] n. crossroad. Sai Avenit “The Crossroads” is a city in the Western District of Tsurennupaiva.
Day 14
chanda [ˈtʃan.da] n. serendipity. Chanda is the name of the current Avatar of Akoisusei (The Goddess of Mercy).
Day 15
Sairren [ˈsaɪr.rɛn] n. One of the moons that orbits the planet Talassa.
Day 16
Veitlen [ˈveɪt.lɛn] n. One of the moons that orbits the planet Talassa. Also the name of one of the protagonists of The Land of Two Moons.
Day 17
koissa [ˈkoɪs.sa] n. avatar
Day 18
meinara [meɪ.ˈna.ra] n. planet
Day 19
tsyra [ˈtsy.ra] n. diamond
pevu tysra “carbonado (black diamond)”
Day 20
narzyll [ˈnar.sʏl] n. beryl. This is an old loanword that’s kept its spelling.
juki narzyll “goshenite”
kane narzyll “red beryl”
losir narzyll “morganite”
ris narzyll “aquamarine”
ryt narzyll “emerald”
tuura narzyll “heliodor”
Day 21
hallionhiljon [hal.ˈli.ɔn.ˌhɪl.jon] n. solstice. From hallion “sun” + hiljo “stand still”. The final –n exists solely because hallionhiljo sounded too awkward.
Day 22
mortjara [mɔr.ˈtʃa.ra] n. sapphire. From mor “deep blue” + tjara “gem”.
Day 23
kanetjara [ˈka.ne.ˌtʃa.ra] n. ruby. From kane “red” + tjara “gem”.
Day 24
sherir [ˈʃe.rɪr] n. quartz. A loanword from an old, lost language.
Day 25
diren sherir [ˈdi.rɛn ˈʃe.rɪr] n. stishovite. From diren “crater” + sherir “quartz”.
Day 26
aritehde [ˈa.ri.ˌtɛh.de] n. silver. From ariana “silver color” + tehde “metal”.
Day 27
haturra tehde [ha.ˈtu.ra ˈtɛh.de] n. gold. From hatuura “gold color” + tehde “metal”.
Day 28
artemaren tehde [ˈar.te.ˌma.rɛn ˈtɛh.de] n. bismuth. From artemaren “rainbow” + tehde “metal”.
Day 29
natarika [ˈna.ta.ˌri.ka] n. demon.
Day 30
vuhta [ˈvʊh.ta] n. ghost
Day 31
manavah [ma.ˈna.vah] n. human