anriēnneþa
describes something (a person, thing, event, situation, something) that has the quality of inducing a smile or a laugh. So, silly, funny, comical.
sele jÄlne to jatÄena; pa jÄo anriÄ“nneþa;
I like the story. It’s funny. [It made me laugh.]
I like this word very much. The sound of it is a little reminiscent, to me of Old English, or maybe that is because of some characters used. In any case I like the sound of it, and its meaning is interesting. Maybe it could have even extents wider than the merely translation of “funny, etc”.
I imagined it could also be used of a memory which could induce you to smile. =)
Yes, it can mean inducing a smile, or rather inducing jālne. Normally there would be a stative noun anālne which would have that meaning, but anālne generally means smiling, having a smile, (having sālne). So, yes, a memory could definitely be described with anriÄ“nneþa.
I like that. I think it’s a great word, Nice job! Now every time I have a nice memory I will think I had an “anriÄ“nneþaâ€.
a nice memory = jaxÅna jariÄ“nneþa
I’m having a nice memory/I’m remembering something nice: sele jaxÅna jariÄ“nneþa OR sele lexÅna jariÄ“nneþa
where jaxÅna is the inanimate singular form of ‘memory’ and lexÅna is the 1p possessed form of ‘memory’. Either is correct.