sawēλa
We’re still on the fourth sentence of the 18th Conlang Relay Text
sÅ« jatÄsa la jatÄ“wa jaλÄona jarÅllÅl ja sÅ«jÅl la macÄ“na maranÄ«sa masÄ“rre saÅ‹Ä“ Ä“ jawūña Ä“ jÄÅ‹Å‹eren sawēλa jatÄña janēūñ ñe anmÄe;
sawēλa is a term for facial cheeks. The stem –wēλ– refers to curves. This word, like saÅ‹Ä“ refers back to the woman. Tomorrow, we finish this sentence.
“In the market square is a wide, snow-covered table, on top of which is standing a well-dressed woman, her face contemptuous and beautiful, her cheeks….”