Retve
retve /ˈretve/ root.rain, to rain
Many researchers believe that the modern word for rain originated from an ancient root meaning “canopy” or “covering.” The word [ ratri ratri /ˈratri/n.roof, housetop] is also associated with this root.
⚠️ Not found: INSTNevi ⚠️ Not found: yesSorra ⚠️ Not found: GENRetve.
nevi sorra retve.
The girl feels the rain (lit. by the girl, yes, the sensation of rain).
Ponnta ⚠️ Not found: GENRetve ⚠️ Not found: INST⚠️ Not found: 3SG.ANIM
ponnta retve
She enjoys the rain (lit. approval of rain by her).
Ago
ago /ˈago/ root.flake, to flake
Snowfall and the falling of petals are called by the same word in Lemu Teloku. This is likely explained by the fact that for a long time the language developed in a mild, warm climate where snow does not fall. Only during the migration to colder regions in the Era of Rivers did its speakers encounter snow as a regular phenomenon.
Qi ⚠️ Not found: no⚠️ Not found: DEM3.SGAgo ⚠️ Not found: ATAmpa Naj*
chi ago ampa naj*
There is no snow at all in spring (lit. the green season)!!
