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jatewēlre
This is the word for a spiral.

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jatewēlre
This is the word for a spiral.

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jaxūnte
This is the generic word for a shape of any kind.
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jajūna
This is the word for the center of a delimited space. So, jawēlre jajūna is the center of a cirle. There is also the word sajūna which refers to one’s soul or one’s personhood. This comes from a different tradition than the more formal word senārre. This word is also the source of the suffix –iūna or –jūn, which commonly appears in names.
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jawēlre
This is the word for a circle.

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jakāxte
This is the word for boundary or perimeter or other way of delimiting an area. A circumference of a circle is also jakāxte. This is definitely related to yesterday’s word.
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jāxa
This refers to an area or a space. This word might be related to yesterday’s word, and then again it might not.
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jāsa
This is a different type of container, namely a bag or sack.
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jacēppe
This is a specific type of container, namely one that is open on the top and has a handle for carrying – a bucket.
pa jacēppe antāŋŋe;
There’s a hole in the bucket.
Unlike Keli, when DC sees me with a camera, she gets up and comes towards me.
A moment ago she was cutely sleeping under my desk.