grangár: to consume, to ingest, (alternative) to eat
glágrang: intemperate consumption, gluttony
alathglágrang: (“knowledge-gluttony”) intemperate absorption of knowledge; essentially, the tendency to disappear into the library and not be seen until days later, passed out on a heap of books, having succumbed to the irresistible temptation of so much knowledge collected in one place.
alathglágrandár: one who indulges in, or is prone to indulge in, an alathglágrang. In theory, a pejorative term; in practice, no-one acculturated to Imperial norms will think too badly of an alathglágrandár in general, only inasmuch as doing so can on occasion be a damned inconvenience.
súnashír: (from súnar “brilliant, shining” + sashír “glamor”) awesome
andrakith: (from andra “fire” + ankithel “emotion, passion”) inspired; possessed by inspiration
trasúnashír anandrakithef: the state or quality of inspiring others with the aura of one’s personal reputation, deeds, qalasír, etc.; inf. “awesomeness”
argylayékith: (from argyr “merit” + layés “longing” + ankithel “emotion, passion”) a manner of carrying oneself such that other people wish to be more like one; inf. “coolness”
dísgalith: (from dísil “difficulty, challenge to be overcome” + galith “challenger; to attempt”) daring
traqanédaëljír dísgalithef: (from qané “a little” + daëlin “probability” + jír “choice” and dísgalith “daring”) willingness to attempt deeds that few would consider; inf. “radicalness”
Hello!
Yes, her was my first thought too reading the definition.
"trasúnashír anandrakithef: the state or quality of inspiring others with the aura of one’s personal reputation, deeds, qalasír, etc.; inf. “awesomeness”
Trust an agglutinative conlang designed for logic to make a long word to mean “awesomeness” or “inspiring reputation”
Of course, that’s one very specific subtype of awesomeness. For the more general English equivalent of the original word, you just want súnashíref.
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Do I detect ongoing work on FiSA?