Dictionary

looshoo

/'lu:.ʃu:/

noun

  1. monster
  2. poltergeist, evil spirit
  3. devil, demon

Additional notes: this word originally came from my language Bahatla as tluxu meaning "beast, monster".

Cases

Cases

Suffix

PL

NOM

 

looshooru

ACC

looshookad

looshoorukad

GEN

looshoon

looshoorahn

DAT

looshootum

looshoorutum

LOC

looshoorab

looshooruab

ABL

looshoodash

looshoorudash

Examples:

Nominative:

Looshoo basraw nid tonduthrab kobiz.

Gloss: Demon dwell here cave-LOC inside.

Translation: "(The) demon dwells inside this cave."

Accusative:

Zi ziva looshookad.

Gloss: 2 fear demon-ACC.

Translation: "You fear (the) demon."

Genitive:

Looshoon rahdzru distim.

Gloss: Monster-GEN tooth-PL sharp.

Translation: "(The) monster's teeth (are) sharp."

Dative:

Shu shetirdem sashemkad looshootum.

Gloss: 3 give-PST soul-ACC demon-DAT.

Translation: "He gave a soul to (the) demon."

Locative:

Shu zashir looshoorab.

Gloss: 3 live evil_spirit-LOC.

Translation: "She lives with (the) evil spirit."

Ablative:

Veru ludadem looshoodash.

Gloss: 1PL run-PST poltergeist-ABL.

Translation: "We ran from (the) poltergeist."