mersö = forest
alternate spelling: merseu
Some things Google found for "merso":
Merso is an unusual to rare last name. Merso is a rare first name. Merso Art School in Greece. In Latin merso means I immerse. Merso Soprano is the name of a place in Italy.
Word derivation for "forest" :
Hungarian = erdő (which I transliterate to erdö)
Finnish = metsä
Samgur = mersö
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Showing posts with label geography. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
lake is tója
tója = lake
alternate spelling: tohya
Some things Google found for "toja":
Toja is an unusual last name. Toja is a rare feminine first name. Isla de La Toja is an Spanish island in Galicia. La Toja is the name of places in Spain. Toja Jahuir Guano is the name of a place in Boliva.
Word derivation for "lake" :
Hungarian = tó
Finnish = järvi
Samgur = tója
Making this word, I changed the ä to a for vowel harmony.
Tója replaces toyä as the Samgur word for lake. I've decided to not transliterate j to y.
alternate spelling: tohya
Some things Google found for "toja":
Toja is an unusual last name. Toja is a rare feminine first name. Isla de La Toja is an Spanish island in Galicia. La Toja is the name of places in Spain. Toja Jahuir Guano is the name of a place in Boliva.
Word derivation for "lake" :
Hungarian = tó
Finnish = järvi
Samgur = tója
Making this word, I changed the ä to a for vowel harmony.
Tója replaces toyä as the Samgur word for lake. I've decided to not transliterate j to y.
Monday, October 21, 2013
river is jofi
jofi = river
alternate spelling: yofi
Some things Google found for "jofi":
Jofi is an unusual first name. Jofi is an unusual to rare last name. Salon Jofi in West Orange, New Jersey.
Word derivation for "river" :
Hungarian = folyó (which I transliterate to foyjó)
Finnish = joki
Samgur = jofi
Jofi replaces koyó as the Samgur word for river. I've decided not to transliterate j to y.
alternate spelling: yofi
Some things Google found for "jofi":
Jofi is an unusual first name. Jofi is an unusual to rare last name. Salon Jofi in West Orange, New Jersey.
Word derivation for "river" :
Hungarian = folyó (which I transliterate to foyjó)
Finnish = joki
Samgur = jofi
Jofi replaces koyó as the Samgur word for river. I've decided not to transliterate j to y.
Friday, October 11, 2013
mountain is vordy
vordy = mountain
alternate spelling: vorj
Some things Google found for "vordy":
Vordy is a rare first name. Vordy is a rare last name. Domaine Vordy Mayrannes Winery in Languedoc region of France.
Word derivation for "mountain" :
Hungarian = hegy (which I transliterate to hedy)
Finnish = vuori
Samgur = vordy
Note: the dy in vordy is pronounced similar to the dy in Goodyear.
alternate spelling: vorj
Some things Google found for "vordy":
Vordy is a rare first name. Vordy is a rare last name. Domaine Vordy Mayrannes Winery in Languedoc region of France.
Word derivation for "mountain" :
Hungarian = hegy (which I transliterate to hedy)
Finnish = vuori
Samgur = vordy
Note: the dy in vordy is pronounced similar to the dy in Goodyear.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
valley is lávol
lávol = valley
alternate spelling: lahvol
Some things Google found for "lávol" and "lavol":
Lavol is a rare last name. Lavol is a rare generally masculine first name. In Taiwan Lavol is a brand name of the drug Nimetazepam. Similar távol means far, distant in Hungarian. Lavol is the name of a place in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France.
Word derivation for "valley" :
Hungarian = völgy (which I transliterate to völdy)
Finnish = laakso (which I transliterate to lákso)
Samgur = lávol
Lávol replaces vollá as the Samgur word for valley.
alternate spelling: lahvol
Some things Google found for "lávol" and "lavol":
Lavol is a rare last name. Lavol is a rare generally masculine first name. In Taiwan Lavol is a brand name of the drug Nimetazepam. Similar távol means far, distant in Hungarian. Lavol is the name of a place in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France.
Word derivation for "valley" :
Hungarian = völgy (which I transliterate to völdy)
Finnish = laakso (which I transliterate to lákso)
Samgur = lávol
Lávol replaces vollá as the Samgur word for valley.
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