“Well, what are you going to do to entertain me? Hmm?”
ankīmmal
ankīmmal
malachite, probably my favorite mineral.
Image from Wikipedia.
This quarter I am taking two classes, and they are both reading and thinking intensive, plus homework. So, after a few more minerals, I might do something really simple, like numbers, except with numbers, I’d want to talk about variant forms and symbology (such as it is). So, any suggestions? I could do metals and maybe other chemicals and bring you interesting wikipedia pics, or landscape terms, or ???
ankāelle
anhāerel
anēkketa
anrāela
anrākerel
anrākerel
made of or from opal (Hydrated silica. SiO2·nH2O).
Names of substances, including minerals, are generally given in the stative, as they are considered to be attributes. A piece of opal would be referred to with the singular jarākerel.
pa jakīþa anrākerel;
The rock contains opal.
More literally, the rock has an attribute: opal.
la jakīþa jarākerel;
The rock is opal. (or, The opal rock is.)
A picture (by me, taken in Australia):
jamāra
jamāra
home. As in,
āl la liēn sū jamāra;
I’m home now.
Friday Cats
DC is mostly happy that I am home, now that she has stopped giving me the cold shoulder.
anīλīki
anīλīki
clothing. Like on these statues:
(It’s an art thing.)