#Fjerdan #Lexember 14th: tiklet «to write», derived from the diminutive of taiket «to chop» #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 15th: vraif «hedgehog» While a herbivore, the hedgehog is dangerous enough to earn its status as a wolf-class noun. #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 16th: önger «goose» #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 17th: uptikt «plan», inspired by a neverending teachers’ conference. The word üzhet «to spend the night» doubles as «to last, to have a duration». #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 18th: hölih «up for something». It literally means «wrapped» and used to refer to proper clothing for venturing out into the cold. #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 19th: kennet «to chase» #NotYetOnScreen

#Fjerdan #Lexember 20th: ahai «hooray» #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 22nd: tarkento «nonsense», with a tip of the hat to That Inej Scene... #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 23rd: olef «deer». #SixofCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 24th: rödblüla «red-cheeks» Happy holidays! #SixofCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 25th: wändla «egg white» #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 26th: dilt «cream» #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 27th: stirlen «here is...» #SixofCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 28th: chenke «up to, until» #SixofCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 29th: hippegrut «sea of fog» #SixofCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 30th: davret «to persevere» #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

#Fjerdan #Lexember 31st: sliht «hoar frost». Happy new year! #SixOfCrowsSpinoff

Dear J. Michael Straczynski, if you ever need professional languages and writing systems created for the aliens in the Babylon 5 reboot, I'd be happy to serve. 🤓