Names
Lüli (Lüli)
Link (IT, electrical, etc., but also vertebra, segment, etc.). Fifth in the concatenation of electrical streets. Anyone crazy enough to still be reading this will be fascinated to know that lülipuidumädanik means druxiness, i.e. decay of the heartwood or, less malevolent, decayed spots concealed by healthy timber. Word not to be confused (despite relation to possible disconnection of vertebrae) with lüll:lülli, which, in some dialects, means gallows. See Oomi.
Lumikellukese (Lumikelluke[ne])
Snowdrop (lit. little snow bell; as in many languages, the diminutive can play itself out to varying degrees. kell=bell, kelluke=little bell, kellukene=tiny little bell), Galanthus spp., To plagiarize a well-known ditty:
Normal words have smaller words tacked on their ends to write 'em,
And smaller words have smallerer words, and so ad infinitum.
One of the first flowers to pop out in spring. One of the Mähe flower-name group, see Maikellukese.
