hallaig
11-26-2012, 11:17 AM
In the language of this remote area there are many terms for the feeling you get when you see a grey mist creeping down a cold hill where some wet sheep are waiting stoically
Drod (n) Dull indefinable feeling of being involved in a scene that prefigures one’s own death, as in ‘This morning my father woke to a peculiar sense of drod’
Sleugh (n) Psychosomatic, but terrifyingly real, sense of nausea, often experienced in natural surroundings
Drod an sleugh
Fister (verb) To creep sickeningly slowly like an injured beast, or a disease, as in ‘Uncle Ansel is fistering down the road’
Fistering drod
Fistering drod an sleugh
Shommers (n) plural (colloquial) A group of things that might be imagined but are very real to the person that experiences them
Shommers o drod
Shommers o drod an fistering sleugh
Dwank (adj) (archaic) Black, sodden, wet, often in relation to a carcass, as in ‘Last night I found a dwank horse’s head under the duvet’.
Dwank shommers o drod
Dwank an fistering shommers o drod
Dwank shommers o fistering drod
Crombled (adj) Crippled, hunched, incapacitated as if by great age or boredom
Crombled wi drod
Flacking (adj) Too weak to move while simultaneously exasperated
Flacking crombled
Flacking crombled wi drod
Flacking crombled wi shommers o drod an fistering sleugh
Drod (n) Dull indefinable feeling of being involved in a scene that prefigures one’s own death, as in ‘This morning my father woke to a peculiar sense of drod’
Sleugh (n) Psychosomatic, but terrifyingly real, sense of nausea, often experienced in natural surroundings
Drod an sleugh
Fister (verb) To creep sickeningly slowly like an injured beast, or a disease, as in ‘Uncle Ansel is fistering down the road’
Fistering drod
Fistering drod an sleugh
Shommers (n) plural (colloquial) A group of things that might be imagined but are very real to the person that experiences them
Shommers o drod
Shommers o drod an fistering sleugh
Dwank (adj) (archaic) Black, sodden, wet, often in relation to a carcass, as in ‘Last night I found a dwank horse’s head under the duvet’.
Dwank shommers o drod
Dwank an fistering shommers o drod
Dwank shommers o fistering drod
Crombled (adj) Crippled, hunched, incapacitated as if by great age or boredom
Crombled wi drod
Flacking (adj) Too weak to move while simultaneously exasperated
Flacking crombled
Flacking crombled wi drod
Flacking crombled wi shommers o drod an fistering sleugh