still.
ekla, m. But; despite this; still. Should not be used in case where 'except' (for that, use nat) or 'anyways' could be employed. See also fínanéú, 'mockingly'.
tags: conjunction, exclamation
reverse terms: but, despite this, still
des, m. As a result; therefore; thus; that; then.
usage: Used generally when the clause does not involve a conditional, but follows inevitably from something that has happened or may happen: Sa sefraz kelí talalte sivliris des loní dzhuse shúkogiris, khé lo latiris = "I ran for a sufficiently long period of time that his strength evaporated, and he stopped." des is also used as a proclitic (des), adverb (desai/desaz/desya etc.), and sentential adverb (deséú), all for different formulations of the outcomes of a conditional. See Lilitika Grammar for more information on these usages. Sometimes translated as "but," "anyway," "yet," or "still" if the preceding clause might be seen as precluding the result, but doesn't: asa Dazoai a Lerossau dazis, des asa Atshai opris híaz: "The clouds cover the heavens, yet the stars rise anyway."
tags: particle, conjunction, causality, proclitic
reverse terms: accordingly, anyway, but, regardless, resultingly, so, still, that, then, therefore, thus, yet
nohenéú, m. Still; even now.
usage: Occasioanally found in the verbal adverb form, as nohenai.
tags: particle, adjective, temporal
reverse terms: still
noyú, adv. Still; even now.
etymology: Contracted from nohenéúattestation: Late Sarasí invention.
related: níyú
tags: adverb, temporal
reverse terms: still
