2025 Day 274

 2025 Dedh Dew Cans Trei Ügens ha Peswardhek

De Merher, kensa mis Hedra
Wednesday, 1st October

Wòja sehor ha tòmder an hav, ma kidnyadh ow trei glebor ha yeynder moy. A nag eus glaw? Na amownt, ma glouth e'n mettin. Ma taclow moy ow tevy emesk an gwelsednow ha'n delkyow marow. Aljama aga huntel ha 'ga debry? Na wöra vy. Peryllüs ew dhe saya. Bes debrys ens gen neppeth. Ma creaturs emesk an gwelsednow a gar an glouthednow ha glawednow, ha ell debry scavellow cronek heb caletter veth. Leun ew an glesin a velwhes! Nag ew da genam melwhes. An edhyn ell aga debry, ha welcòm (wolcom).  

After the dryness and heat of the summer, autumn is bringing more moisture and coolness. There isn't any rain? Never mind, there is dew in the morning. There are new things growing among the blades of grass and the dead leaves. Could I gather them and eat them? I don't know. It is risky to try. But they have been eaten by something. There are creatures among the blades of grass that love the dewdrops and drops of rain, and can eat mushrooms (toadstools) without any problem. The lawn is full of slugs! I don't like slugs. The birds can eat them, and welcome.

Nebes geryow A few words

glebor (m) damp, moisture, etc. < gleb wet

sehor (m) dryness, etc. < segh dry 

tòmder (m) heat, hotness, etc. < tòbm hot

yeynder (m) cold, coolness, etc. < yeyn cold

delkyow ~ delyow (pl.) leaves < delen (f) < del (coll.)

glawednow (pl.) drops of rain < glawen (f) < glaw (coll.) [can also uses dagrednow glaw]

glouthednow (pl.) dewdrops < glouthen (f) < glouth (coll.)

gwelsednow (pl.) grass blades < gwelsen (f) < gwels (coll.)

scavellow cronek (pl.) toadstools < scavel cronek (m)

taclow(pl.) things < tra (f)