Description:

The term 'fella' means 'fog', and it is also the main metaphor for something to be obscuredfrom sight.

As a noun, 'fella' mainly refers to literal fog. Metaphorically, it can refer to any situation where it is difficult to sort out the facts of where the story is constantly shifting.

As a verb, fella can be used in two ways:

1. As an avalent zseru verb meaning 'to be foggy' - in this sense it refers to literaly fog and is a comment on the weather. This meaning is attested in Old Common

2. As a skurun verb meaning to obscure or obfuscate. It takes an ergative obfuscator and an absoluting thing obfuscated. This sense is attested from the middle period.