Merechi #lexember days 28-31:

òmba /'ɔmba/ n. smoke
hófepa /'hofepa/ n. octopus, squid
núke /'nuke/ n. cod
nukadól /nuka'dol/ n. haddock, literally "poor excuse for a cod"
ór n. silver
órpa /'orpa/ n. herring
túlpa /'tulpa/ n. clam, from túlu "be fastened tight"

Example sentences in reply.

Merechi #lexember days 25-27:

síla /'sila/ n. yew tree
júfa /'ʒufa/ n. ash tree
gatéyi /ga'teji/ n. walnut tree, from gáta "walnut" and ëtéyi "mother (of a boy)"

gujúforce te gatéyice loília te losíla teanánesovte
"To Great Ash and Mother Walnut were Ur-Linden and Old Yew the parents"

Merechi #lexember days twenty-two through twenty-four:

nú /'nu/ v. to get, take, pick up
áda derivations:
ánda /'anda/ n. broom, rake, dustbrust
ádas /'adas/ n. pile, heap
sakhlè /sak'ɬɛ/ n. dry, dead leaves

ái! ándac onútda, te ádasic sakhlèpe odátda.
"Hey! Grab a rake and make a leafpile."

Merechi #lexember days nineteen, twenty and twenty-one:

pólo /'polo/ v. to split, to branch
íku /'iku/ n. fir tree; also used for conifers in general
shenélat /ʃɛn'elat/ n. conifer needle, from shen- "narrow, thin", élat "leaf"

Merechi #lexember day eighteen:

A detour tonight, thanks to @wmblathers.bsky.social reposting the string figure article.

uchraníle /uxra'nile/ v. to perform a string figure, from úcher "cord" and aníle "sing"
hálava /'halava/ "I did it!", from hála to do, -v perfective, -a 1st person

Merechi #lexember day seventeen:

rèhla /'rɛɬa/ v. to hold, manipulate with the hands
rènhla /'rɛnɬa/ n. a handle
tóltem /'toltɛm/ n. rod, pole
shólo /'ʃolo/ v. to pull sth.

pelacudámkhi rínitetno tídsavte rènhla si tóltem shólopi
"For opening shutters, a handle or pull-stick is helpful"

Merechi #lexember day sixteen:

tótli /'totli/ adv. otherwise
rínit /'rinit/ n. lid or shutter, from rít "be closed", and the instrumental nominalizer -n-

tótli, tàmet rínitetli túlusapi sherèchec kíelano locheldávte
"Otherwise, windows with tight-fitting shutters would preserve the home's warmth"

Merechi #lexember day fifteen:

lálie /'lalie/ v. to be clear or transparent
lális /'lalis/ n. glass

lú lálisic dièrivfo, támet sémliope kíelac sherèchi lodávte
"If you have glass, windows of the same would lead to a warm home"

Merechi #lexember day fourteen:

ímon /'imon/ n. hearth

móvonicum hlúdi yinúravfo: sánrac shivúi, ímonic sherèchi, te coshpénmetic
"In a comfortable room you (would) find: a soft wrap, a warm hearth, and comfy chairs"

Merechi #lexember day thirteen:

móvon /'movon/ n. room, compartment

móvonicum eámlio súnsucash ésovn mènta trófi te shivúi
"In this room on the bed is a soft woven cover"

Merechi #lexember day twelve:

hlúdi /'ɬudi/ adj. comfortable, cozy

liévshel hlúdi héra ésovte: curít júri, támet lískesi, te sèlmit salúpanpe
"A comfortable home also includes: a sturdy door, many windows, and a floor of wooden boards"

Merechi #lexember day eleven:

tènna /'tɛn:a/ n. roof

liévan, lievadólic penacím, tènnape te círdape camafávte
"Houses, even the poorest, have a roof and walls"

Merexi #lexember day ten:

gári /'gari/ adj. big
shegária /ʃegaria/ n. proportion, from she- "the right amount of", gária "size"

hária potépiano ampáiato ksháthasno dopágevn shegáriatylli
"The width of the line should stand beside the height of the letter with good proportion"

Merechi #lexember day five:

páhot /'pahot/ n. dolphin
pahínye /pa'hiɲe/ n. dolphin-dream, from páhot and ínye "dream"; see below

pahínyec teshirdásavr ínyeba pelicámno nérce tótono gérodmo lápneno
"She made out that a dream about her own dog bringing her a ball was a dolphin-dream"

Merechi #lexember day four:

hlóro /'ɬoɾo/ n. shark
vúli /'vuli/ v. to swim completely underwater, as a fish does

an hlorón vúlipte ámpai aplièlanbita
"The sharks swim deep below the waves"

Merechi #lexember day one: kemtéti n. planet, from kèm to be strange or unusual, and téti, star.

lohómadi cílipn sèkshe cáli kemtéti
"The red planet rises first in the predawn hours"