Alpha and Omega

[The_Brightest_Moon]

Oreiller - pillow  

[Shiina-kun]

留守番電話 : rusubandenwa : answering machine (Japanese)  

[Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph]

Audiverimus.

"We should have heard", Latin.  

[Munashii the Unseen]

Sollemnis. [Solemn - Latin.]

Yay, a word that isn't Italian! xD

 

[Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph]

Solamur.
"We console," Latin.  

[Shiina-kun]

Repugno : to fight against (Latin)  

[Munashii the Unseen]

Oliva [Olive - Italian.]

 

[Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph]

emikodo

Repugno : to fight against (Latin)

That's "I fight against". ;3

Anyway, my word is:

Áhyggjuyfirbragðit.
"The anxious look," Old Norse.
;D  

[Munashii the Unseen]

Shizuka Mizu

That's "I fight against". ;3

Anyway, my word is:

Áhyggjuyfirbragðit.
"The anxious look," Old Norse.
;D

I seriously thought that was a random faceroll on the keyboard before I read that. How do you even pronounce it?! O_o

Uhm. Tassa. [Tax, duty - Italian]

 

[Shiina-kun]

Shizuka Mizu

[That's "I fight against". ;3

Anyway, my word is:

Áhyggjuyfirbragðit.
"The anxious look," Old Norse.
;D

Ah sorry. I've sadly forgotten most of my three years of Latin from back in high school... It's been replaced by Japanese haha..

最低 : saitei : awful (Japanese)  

[Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph]

Master Huntress Munashii

I seriously thought that was a random faceroll on the keyboard before I read that. How do you even pronounce it?! O_o

Uhm. Tassa. [Tax, duty - Italian]

The base is the verb hyggja, meaning "to think; believe". The prefix, á-, means, in this context, "about", so sticking that on gets you áhyggja, "to be concerned" (literally 'to think about') + yfir, "above" + bragð, "moment" + the definite neutral article "hitt" (affixed as just '-it').
So, roughly translated, "a moment in which (one) is concerned". Norse languages have a tendency to put words together in the same fashion that English does with words like "zookeeper", "semi-circle" or "information center", but without any intervening punctuation or spaces. Thus, á/hyggju/yfir/bragð/it. According to the Old Icelandic pronunciation, that would be pronounced vaguely similar to "ah-hüg-gyoo-ü-feer-brahchth-iht", or, if you can read IPA, /ˈɑːhyg.gjuˌyfiːɾbɾaxðɪt/. ;p

emikodo

Ah sorry. I've sadly forgotten most of my three years of Latin from back in high school... It's been replaced by Japanese haha..

最低 : saitei : awful (Japanese)

And that's alright. I'm just picky about things like that. Practice much and you'll be able to keep them both in your head at the same time. ;3

英英語
[Eieigo], "British English", Japanese.  

[Shiina-kun]

ゴキブリ : gokiburi : cockroach (Japanese)  

[Munashii the Unseen]

In. [In - Italian.]

I did a cheap and easy one. rofl

 

[Tc Frorleivus Almus Ph]

Nej.
"No," Swedish/Norwegian/Danish/Icelandic/Faroese/Old Norse/Dutch.  

[Munashii the Unseen]

Jump. [...to jump - English.]

I don't think the letter J is used in Italian... and if it is, I haven't seen it. v.v