“wound”
11 fragments across 6 traditions carry this sense. 8 of them close a name against 3 that open one, so it usually lands as the second element.
Across the traditions
¶They cluster in 3 families, most of them creatures. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, Unicorn, has 3.
Vuln initial · plaie final · vulnus final
- Vulnchamp
Vuln wound + champ field
wound field
- Vulnruissel
Vuln wound + ruissel brook
wound brook
- Vulnlait
Vuln wound + lait milk
wound milk
- Teneraplaie
Tenera tender + plaie wound
tender wound
- Virgineaplaie
Virginea maidenly + plaie wound
maidenly wound
- Caraplaie
Cara beloved + plaie wound
beloved wound
- Virgineivulnus
Virginei maidenly + vulnus wound
maidenly wound
- Diurnivulnus
Diurni daytime + vulnus wound
daytime wound
- Lapidivulnus
Lapidi stone + vulnus wound
stone wound
sarg final · sarga final
- Bruksarg
Bruk burned + sarg wound
burned the wound
- Grimsarg
Grim bared teeth + sarg wound
bared teeth the wound
- Drukksarg
Drukk drank + sarg wound
drank the wound
- Skarasarga
Skara scarred + sarga wound
scarred the wound
- Jarnasarga
Jarna bound + sarga wound
bound the wound
- Staggasarga
Stagga stood against + sarga wound
stood against the wound
Gorz initial · irg final
- Gorzol
Gorz wound + ol hollow
wound of the hollow
- Gorziz
Gorz wound + iz brine
wound of the brine
- Gorzil
Gorz wound + il coil
wound of the coil
- Vorthirg
Vorth vengeance + irg wound
vengeance of the wound
- Skornirg
Skorn scorn + irg wound
scorn of the wound
- Jorvirg
Jorv judgement + irg wound
judgement of the wound
gorr final · Gasha initial
- Mukgorr
Muk mud + gorr wound
mud wound
- Rokgorr
Rok crag + gorr wound
crag wound
- Snaggorr
Snag snare + gorr wound
snare wound
- Gashafang
Gasha wound + fang killing point
wound killing point
- Gashakul
Gasha wound + kul bone
wound bone
- Gashagug
Gasha wound + gug horror
wound horror
skar final
- Drakorskar
Drakor terror + skar wound
terror wound
- Zerixskar
Zerix star + skar wound
star wound
- Ulzarskar
Ulzar smoke + skar wound
smoke wound
unda final
- Idaunda
Ida eddy + unda wound
eddy wound
- Ylgjaunda
Ylgja surging + unda wound
surging wound
- Lindunda
Lind well + unda wound
well wound
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “wound”. 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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