Welcome to the new Aingeljã conlang website

Posted on February 28, 2015April 13, 2017 by Ángel Serrano

Thanks for visiting the new Aingeljã conlang website!

I’m currently working to expand the vocabulary using the so-called Buck list. If you’re interested in Aingeljã grammar, you can read a summarized version on FrathWiki webpage.

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Clothing, personal adornment and care

Posted on March 20, 2017April 13, 2017 by Ángel Serrano

These are the words included in the so-called Buck list related to the Clothing, personal adornment and care semantic field.

No.	English	Aingeljã
6.11	to put on (clothes)	vestre, vestre-si
6.12	clothes, clothing	haut, vestament
6.13	tailor	tallator
6.21	cloth	pann, tela
6.22	wool	lã
6.23	linen	llĩ
6.24	cotton	cotõ
6.25	silk	seta
6.26	lace	dentella
6.27	felt	feuter
6.28	fur	pella
6.29	leather	cori
6.31	to spin	filăre
6.32	spindle	fus
6.33	to weave	teixăre
6.34	loom	teler
6.35	to sew	cosujăre
6.36	needle	acuixa
6.37	awl	soula
6.38	thread	fil
6.39	to dye	tinnggăre
6.41	cloak	mantell
6.412	overcoat	superhaut
6.42	woman’s dress	haut fàmal
6.43	coat	apric
6.44	shirt	chameixa
6.45	collar	voutacoll
6.46	skirt	fauda
6.47	apron	sawevestament
6.48	trousers	pantalõ
6.49	stocking, sock	jambau, chauça
6.51	shoe	soller
6.52	boot	bota
6.53	slipper	pàmfela
6.54	shoemaker	sollerer
6.55	hat, cap	sawechap, unra-oixes
6.57	belt	cinnggator
6.58	glove	sawemã
6.59	veil	vel
6.61	pocket	bursell
6.62	button	botõ
6.63	pin	acuixell
6.71	adornment	ornament
6.72	jewel	jwela
6.73	ring	aneu
6.74	bracelet	braçau, pousau
6.75	necklace	collau
6.81	handkerchief	mocer
6.82	towel	secamã
6.83	napkin	pannell
6.91	comb	petain
6.92	brush	petainõ
6.93	razor	radebaura
6.94	ointment	unnggament
6.95	soap	sapõ
6.96	mirror	speix