ta'onai "ipkoto"; I love it! =A0I think between t= his and "sorpreka" I have been convinced. =A0fu'ivla are ever= so boss.

On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Jonathan Jo= nes <eyeonus@gmai= l.com> wrote:

Here's the list so far (including the ones from other topics:
-----<= br>Here's what Arnt and Pierre came up with while I was sleeping. Arnt&= #39;s are first because he replied first:

hug: xadjai, pamjai
hiccup: ipkota - fu'ivla from Spanish "hipo" and Russian &quo= t;ikota" - "x1 hiccups/is a hiccuper"
blanket: boxfo, buk= pu, ckagai
Cute: citmle
Yawn: moltenva'u, ta'irva'u, ta&#= 39;urva'u
Suck: sakcpu
ceiling: drudi, tolyloi
burp: kafke, befkafke, befkafkyg= au

And this is from the other topics that have replies:

on on= e side: mlapau
cry: c= moni
eyes=20 open: Pierre says kanri and ganlo work (referring to eyelids), Arnt says {loi kalgai cu kalri}, as to him, {lo kanla cu kalri} smacks of eye=20 surgery.
move: tolcando (Kevin: Note that the gismu list notes for {cando}=20 specifically call "the negation of this" as being motion without = change=20 in location.)
-----

On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 8:37 AM, Jonathan Jones <eyeonus= @gmail.com> wrote:

So, before I send the list off to Robin, what's the meaning of "ip= kota"? "x1 hiccups"?

On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 7:41 AM, Pierre Abbat <phma@phma.= optus.nu> wrote:

On Wednesday 02 November 2011 06:28:53 = Arnt Richard Johansen wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 02, 2011 at 06:21:31AM -0400, Pierre Abbat wrote:
> > On Wednesday 02 November 2011 03:12:58 Robin Lee Powell wrote: > > > hiccup
> >
> > ipkota
>
> That is a coining of yours, right? I like it. What's the etymology= ? Any
> suggestion for place structure? I would probably make it intransitive,= with
> x1 as the hiccup-er, to parallel with {senci}.

I just made it up yesterday, and sometimes metathesize it to "ik= pota". It's
Spanish "hipo" combined with Russian "ikota". I'm g= uessing both are
imitative; es:wikt says so, but ru:wikt has an unfilled stub. I defined it = as
intransitive.

The Latin word is "singultus/singulto" (n/v). The Italians still = use this
word, "singhiozzo", but other Romance languages have innovated. F= rench
is "hoquet/hips" (n/int).

Pierre
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