“mouth”
10 fragments across 9 traditions carry this sense. Every one of them closes a name — this is a sense traditions reach for at the end, not the beginning.
Across the traditions
¶They are spread across 4 different families, from creatures outward, which is the mark of a sense so basic that almost every tradition needs a word for it. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, Giant, has 2.
mynni final · mynna final
- Thundralmynni
Thundral thunder + mynni mouth
thunder mouth
- Pelmarmynni
Pelmar headland + mynni mouth
headland mouth
- Hrimgalmynni
Hrimgal rime + mynni mouth
rime mouth
- Cavithmynna
Cavith cavern + mynna mouth
cavern mouth
- Hrolvirmynna
Hrolvir avalanche + mynna mouth
avalanche mouth
- Snaevilmynna
Snaevil snow peak + mynna mouth
snow peak mouth
nuqa final
- Yxanuqa
Yxa small + nuqa mouth
small mouth
- Thoanuqa
Thoa warm + nuqa mouth
warm mouth
- Tlennuqa
Tlen ash + nuqa mouth
ash mouth
beal final
- Bronbeal
Bron sorrow + beal mouth
sorrow mouth
- Crannbeal
Crann tree + beal mouth
tree mouth
- Deorbeal
Deor tear + beal mouth
tear mouth
gob final
- Scabgob
Scab scabby + gob mouth
scabby mouth
- Pikgob
Pik picking + gob mouth
picking mouth
- Fizzgob
Fizz fizzing + gob mouth
fizzing mouth
munnr final
- Bodmunnr
Bod breaker + munnr mouth
breaker mouth
- Thokmunnr
Thok fog + munnr mouth
fog mouth
- Svelgmunnr
Svelg swallowing + munnr mouth
swallowing mouth
stoma final
- Aporostoma
Aporo without exit + stoma mouth
without exit mouth
- Xerostoma
Xero dry + stoma mouth
dry mouth
- Neostoma
Neo new + stoma mouth
new mouth
gob final
- Kaldgob
Kald cold + gob mouth
cold mouth
- Thrumgob
Thrum tremor + gob mouth
tremor mouth
- Morgob
Mor moor + gob mouth
moor mouth
munn final
- Vilmunn
Vil wild + munn mouth
wild mouth
- Sterkmunn
Sterk strong + munn mouth
strong mouth
- Digrmunn
Digr stout + munn mouth
stout mouth
os final
- Uros
Ur first + os mouth
first mouth
- Baros
Bar rod + os mouth
rod mouth
- Aros
Ar silver + os mouth
silver mouth
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “mouth”. Senses that keep turning up in the same sets usually belong to one semantic field — the small vocabulary a naming tradition returns to again and again.
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