Another in our series on the words in
this year's 10 word challenge for Les Nouvelles Chroniques du Don
Balleine. The form d'sêtchilbouêtchi is given but, as the very
flexible and permissive "rules" go, you can use any form of
the adjective d'sêtchilbouêtchi, or the noun d'sêtchilbouêtchi,
and there's no reason not to use it as a verb (it'll follow the same
conjugation as the variant verb dêbouêtchi, and indeed pêtchi).
Why not describe a cart or a piece of furniture that's
d'sêtchilbouêtchi? What sort of story might be inspired by a
battered old object that's d'sêtchilbouêtchi?
- d'sêtchilbouêtchi = ramshackle, rickety
- d'sêtchilbouêtchi = old banger
- d'sêtchilbouêtchi = dismantle, break down, take apart



