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legemóz – literature
legemóz – literature
sóqog – word
keqém – poem
keqemóz – poetry
gelós – school
gelósok – education


==Politics==
==Politics==
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sekóg – army
sekóg – army


gyeler – soldier
gyéler – soldier


fénog – war
fénog – war

Latest revision as of 11:22, 19 April 2015

Body parts

lehók – head

séhez – neck

késteh – throat

sévor – eye

sohóv – mouth

wézeh – nose

témbey – tooth

kyéltoh – ear

kwentes – torso

lórod – limb

gemóz – arm

sékot – hand

sémpol – finger

tégol – leg

féndeh – foot

kyóltev – toe

févsok – belly

cóntoh – heart

gyébol – nail

zérod – hair

kérek – beard

móltos – moustache

cémon – tongue

méfes – skull

terbóf – brain

réfrek – intestine

léjor – blood

dolpék – liver

Language and culture

féhol – language

cépfehel – constructed language

legóm – book

legemóz – literature

sóqog – word

keqém – poem

keqemóz – poetry

gelós – school

gelósok – education

Politics

sévor – king

téveg – country, state

névgoz – province

sekóg – army

gyéler – soldier

fénog – war

soqón – peace

soqóm – judge

soqomóz – law, legislation, legal system

gérod – council, government

Verbs

kéveh – to eat

tefór – to drink

lesóm – to smile

regók – to talk, to chat

séleh – to walk, to go

téseh – to give

féreh – to think

setól – to understand

lézeh – to see, to look

cevól – to hear, to listen

jéleh – to wear

kéveh – to love (romantic)

hémeh – to have, to possess

kyétes – to buy

ketós – to sell

vedól – to work on, to develop, to be engaged in

cépeh – to construct, to work on, to build

véveh – to forgive

pelóg – to punish

sébeh – to put, to place

Adjectives

féler – white

zélor – green, yellow

gyómos – red

felóz – blue

zonók – black

pégod – old (opposite of 'new')

selóf – new

sókod – old (opposite of 'old')

fédeh – young

Shapes

Kédor – cross

Celós – circle, round

Férok – square

Léveg – rectangle