láta

open

láta adj. "open" (VT39:23), "open, not closed" (PE17:159, VT41:5)

láta

adjective. open (not closed)

An adjective meaning “open” (= not closed) appearing in the Ósanwe-kenta essay from 1959-60 (VT39/23) and associated etymological notes, where it was derived from √LAT “open, unenclosed, free to entry” (VT41/5; PE17/159).

látie

noun. openness

A noun for “openness” appearing in the Ósanwe-kenta essay from 1959-60 based on láta “open” (VT39/23).

látië

openness

látië noun "openness" (VT39:23)

látacar

noun. pub, public house, (lit.) open-house

A neologism for a “pub, public house” appearing in the NQW, a combination of láta “open” and [ᴹQ.] car (card-) “house”, so more literally “open house”.

-ië

openness

-ië (2) abstract ending, often used to derive abstracts from adjectives, e.g. látië "openness" vs. láta "open", mornië "darkness" vs. morna "black, dark", vanië (for *vanyië) "beauty" vs. vanya "fair".

latin

open, free, cleared (of land)

latin, latina adj. "open, free, cleared (of land)" (LAT). According to VT41:5, the adjective latina "is used rather of freedom of movement, of things not encumbered with obstacles".

panta

open

panta adj. "open" (PAT)