Gil

Shiväisith

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ɡil/

Orthographic Form

gil

Noun

gil (nominative singular)

1. boat, ship

Inflection

Declension of gil Singular Plural Nominative gil gilil Accusative gile gilile Dative gilä gililä Genitive giläs giläsil Comitative giläth giläthil Instrumental gilär giläril Adessive giläsky gililäsky Allative giläskä gililäskä Ablative giläske gililäske Inessive giläsly gililäsly Illative giläslä gililäslä Elative giläsle gililäsle Essive gilese gilesil Translative gilefe gilefil Benefactive gilevä gilevel

Possessed forms of gil Singular Plural First Person gilki gilijee Second Person gilene gilinii Third Person gileve gilivii

Creation and Usage Notes

I'd forgotten I'd done this. This word was coined in honor of my late stepdad, Gil. He wasn't a good father—and in many ways, not a good man—but I kept up my relationship with him the rest of his life. I wasn't necessarily sad when he died, but it's not like I was counting the days either. Throughout the many phases of his life, it seemed like he was always happiest when he was at sea, and so evidently I coined the word for boat in this language in his honor. An odd memorial, given the language, but there it is. -David J. Peterson 16:20, 13 December 2019 (PST)

Sondiv

Etymology

Root: Proto-Sondiv *g-l.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /gil/

Orthographic Form

gl

Determiner

-gil (i-case igil, a-case agil, u-case ugil)

1. what, that which, who

Related Terms

• degila
• egila
• eglas
• gedu
• gel
• igden
• kugel
• leglas
• megila
• ogdon
• sogdon