Showing posts with label seasons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seasons. Show all posts

Sunday, April 21, 2013

summer is kársa

kársa = summer (seasons)
alternate spelling: kahrsa

Some things Google found for "karsa":
Karsa Orlong is a fictional male character in Steven Erikson's fantasy series Malazan Book of the Fallen. Karsa is an unusual last name. Karsa is a rare first name. In Indonesian karsa means intention. Karsa (or K'arsa) is the name of a place in Ethiopia.

Word derivation for "summer" :
Hungarian = nyár
Finnish = kesä
Samgur = kársa

Making this word, I changed the ä to a for vowel harmony.

Thursday, April 11, 2013

winter is tali

tali = winter (seasons)

Some things Google found for "tali":
Tali is a uncommon feminine first name which can be Hebrew. Tali is an uncommon to unusual last name. In Latin tali are anklebones or knucklebones. In Finnish tali means tallow. In Malay tali means rope. Tali is the name of places in Finland, Estonia, Sudan, Pakistan and China.

Word derivation for "winter" :
Hungarian = tél
Finnish = talvi
Samgur = tali

Monday, April 1, 2013

autumn is sösk

sösk = autumn (seasons)
alternate spelling: seusk

Some things Google found for "sösk" and "sosk":
SÖSK stands for Sydöstra Skånes Samarbetskommitté (Southeast Skåne Cooperation Committee) of Sweden. Sosk is an rare last name. SOSK design of an Icelandic designer. SOSK is an Australian non-profit for children and women in Kenya. Chamy Sosk is the name of a place in Iraq.

Word derivation for "autumn" :
Hungarian = ősz (which I transliterate to ös)
Finnish = syksy (which I transliterate to süksü)
Samgur = sösk

Thursday, March 21, 2013

spring is teväs

teväs = spring (seasons)
alternate spelling: tevaes

Some things Google found for "tevas":
Similar Teva is a brand name of sandals and shoes. Tevas is a rare last name. Tevas is a rare first name. In Lithuanian tėvas means father.

Word derivation for "spring" :
Hungarian = tavasz (which I transliterate to tavas)
Finnish = kevät
Samgur = teväs

Both the Hungarian and the Finnish words have a V in the middle, so I made my Samgur like that too.