“moving air”
10 fragments across 10 traditions carry this sense. They split 6 to 4 between opening and closing a name, which means it sits comfortably at either end.
Across the traditions
¶They are spread across 4 different families, from tabletop outward, which is the mark of a sense so basic that almost every tradition needs a word for it. No single tradition hoards it: the deepest, Bard, has 1.
Wind initial
- Windhollow
Wind moving air + hollow sunken place
moving air sunken place
- Windnote
Wind moving air + note single tone
moving air single tone
- Windheart
Wind moving air + heart spirit
moving air spirit
wind final
- Jetwind
Jet jet black + wind moving air
jet black moving air
- Hazewind
Haze hanging murk + wind moving air
hanging murk moving air
- Junwind
Jun juniper + wind moving air
juniper moving air
Wind initial
- Windhollow
Wind moving air + hollow sheltered dell
moving air sheltered dell
- Windgleam
Wind moving air + gleam brief glint
moving air brief glint
- Windsong
Wind moving air + song sung melody
moving air sung melody
wind final
- Amber Wind
Amber golden resin + wind moving air
golden resin moving air
- Midnight Wind
Midnight darkest hour + wind moving air
darkest hour moving air
- Fable Wind
Fable spoken tale + wind moving air
spoken tale moving air
Wind initial
- Windbloom
Wind moving air + bloom opened flower
moving air opened flower
- Windripple
Wind moving air + ripple small wave
moving air small wave
- Windfold
Wind moving air + fold a doubling
moving air a doubling
wind final
- Rimewind
Rime frost crust + wind moving air
frost crust moving air
- Candlewind
Candle wax light + wind moving air
wax light moving air
- Marrowwind
Marrow inner pith + wind moving air
inner pith moving air
Wind initial
- Windtread
Wind moving air + tread the walking
the walking in the moving air
- Windfall
Wind moving air + fall a descent
a descent in the moving air
- Windwade
Wind moving air + wade water crossing
water crossing in the moving air
wind final
- Brookwind
Brook small stream + wind moving air
small stream moving air
- Birchwind
Birch white-barked tree + wind moving air
white-barked tree moving air
- Marshwind
Marsh standing water + wind moving air
standing water moving air
Wind initial
- Windstile
Wind moving air + stile climbing step
moving air climbing step
- Windvale
Wind moving air + vale broad valley
moving air broad valley
- Windshade
Wind moving air + shade thrown shadow
moving air thrown shadow
Wind initial
- Windlinn
Wind moving air + linn waterfall
moving air waterfall
- Windley
Wind moving air + ley grass clearing
moving air grass clearing
- Windyard
Wind moving air + yard enclosed ground
moving air enclosed ground
Senses that travel together
Each of these shares at least two traditions with “moving air”. Senses that keep turning up in the same sets usually belong to one semantic field — the small vocabulary a naming tradition returns to again and again.
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