Word of the Day
to want :
håūn
Base Function:
verb
Definition:
Feeling like something; feeling mental attraction to something and pulling it towards you. Iconic etymology: hå- (inspiration/pulling in) + ūn (long and “full” vocalization, like sustained desire). The image is: a desire to inspire with the thought (mȳh) of what you want. Examples: wa håũn — I want. wa håũn roro — I really want it. ¿Ca håũũ? — does he want it? (if you use interrogative intonation)
Etymology:
hå- (inspiration/pulling in) + ūn (long, “full” vocalization, like sustained desire). The image is: a desire to inspire with the thought (mȳh) of what you want.
wa håũn — I want it. wa håũn roro — I really want it.
¿Ca håũn? — does he want it? (if you use interrogative intonation)
Example:
- Kas̆imī kcɔ håūn čɔ.
Work towards your goals. - Tɔh, wa tɔs̆im håūn roro!
Yes, I really want that!
Synonyms:
- = desire
- = objective
- = goal
- = desire
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