impact.
mipé, v. To impact, strike, or hit (as a projectile or blunt object).
tags: verb, transitive, combat
reverse terms: impact, strike
alsoipúé, v. To bash. As with other verbs, the weapon is normally specified using the instrumental case, and in exceptionally archaic circumstances, the victim may be specified using the destination or location case.
tags: verb, combat, transitive
reverse terms: bash, club, hit, impact, strike
ekhessu, n. Shadow. Sometimes used to indicate an impression or mark left on a surface (as a dzúamnu.)
related: afaikhu
tags: noun, concrete, optics
reverse terms: dent, impact, impression, mark, shadow
amnu, n. Print (of a stamp) or impression; footprint.
tags: noun, geometry
reverse terms: footprint, footstep, impact, impression, mark, print, stain
–esso, suf. Ephemera, impact, effect, coda, following of ~ (N to N).
etymology: reanalysis of etessotags: suffix
reverse terms: coda, effect, ephemera, impact
osseo, n. Impact of the world; morale, societal, or other consequences of outside events.
tags: noun, history, emotion
reverse terms: burden, impact
ikesso, n. Consequence of Iko, a variety of étava overlapping with the notion of a stía.
tags: noun, religion, philosophy, causality, metaphysics
reverse terms: consequence, impact, prudence