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[lojban] Re: Russian etymology of Lojban
mublin wrote:
vlagi vulva
<vlagi> sounds very close to <*влаг*алище>=vagina
Added, leaving the Lojbanisation field blank, and marked dubious.
I spotted this one. Here is the full etymology (which includes words
that were run but yielded a lesser score)
vulva i20a
Chinese wai\yin- (uaiiin)
English vulva (valva) pudend-um (piudend) cunt (kant)
Hindi bhag (bag) cut (cut)
Spanish vuvla (vulva) cun~o (kuno)
Russian (no equivalent word in dictionary)
Arabic farj (farj)
note: "add this or genitals"
(genitals was run separately and apparently yielded a lower scoring word).
We also considered using a lujvo based on vagina-lip
kluza loose [blusk]
блузка [bluzka] ``blouse''
I should not on this that JCB is the source of conflating loose and
blouse (properly "bloused"). The concept "blouse" here is not the
female garment, but a loose upper garment. (Sailors of either gender
apparently wear blouses).
kramu acre [deklatin]
десятина [desâtina] ``tithe; dessiatina''
--
measure of land equivalent to 2,7 acres (source: http://www.rambler.ru/dict/)
correct transcription ``desiatin''
Note that the intent is that Russian word would probably be made into a
lujvo based on rusko-kramu
tunba sibling []
Russian source word missing in original gismu etymology file:
--
no Russian equivalent
cf. сиблинг [sibling] ``sibling (scientific; rare)''
From the orginal etymology sheet:
Note: "This is a good concept but hard to look up because many lang's
with masc/fem endings simply have a root that implies this and the
ending specifies whether you mean "brother" or "sister". e.f. S.
hermos-a; A. ult, ulta. I think it would be good for L. to have such,
using m/f affixes when necessary"
Chinese tong/bao- (tunbau) = same parents (i had some 10 other
possibilities listed on th back
English sibling (siblin)
Hindi sahodar (saxodar) = uterine t. i. same mother
Spanish emparentad-o (emparentad)
Russian and Arabic no usable equivalent
vibna vagina [blagalic]
влагалище [vlagaliŝe] ``vagina''
--
correct transcription ``vlagalic''
I saw this one go by, but no time now to type in the etymology.
lojbab
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