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*'''fru''' jump, leap
*'''fru''' jump, leap
*'''herf''' crawl
*'''herf''' crawl
*'''het''' sit
*'''hish''' hold, grasp
*'''hish''' hold, grasp
*'''ikoi''' dance
*'''ikoi''' dance
*'''jestu''' gesture
*'''jestu''' gesture
*'''kasiar''' shave
*'''kin''' kill
*'''kin''' kill
*'''kiyu''' live
*'''kiyu''' live
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*'''pli''' cry, weep
*'''pli''' cry, weep
*'''rot''' shout, cry out, yell
*'''rot''' shout, cry out, yell
*'''sfyutz''' spit
*'''shelra''' smile
*'''shemp''' bite
*'''shemp''' bite
*'''sheck''' run
*'''sheck''' run
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*'''snowu''' breathe
*'''snowu''' breathe
*'''sortu''' laugh
*'''sortu''' laugh
*'''sternu''' sneeze
*'''strenk''' catch
*'''strenk''' catch
*'''stresh''' climb
*'''stresh''' climb

Revision as of 12:52, 14 June 2004

Thematic Vocabulary

Bodily Actions

  • ash eat
  • fi drink
  • fru jump, leap
  • herf crawl
  • het sit
  • hish hold, grasp
  • ikoi dance
  • jestu gesture
  • kasiar shave
  • kin kill
  • kiyu live
  • kol lie (recline)
  • kush kiss
  • miarzi die
  • pli cry, weep
  • rot shout, cry out, yell
  • sfyutz spit
  • shelra smile
  • shemp bite
  • sheck run
  • skenj drown
  • skish kick
  • snowu breathe
  • sortu laugh
  • sternu sneeze
  • strenk catch
  • stresh climb
  • wiyu hunt, pursue
  • yoff yiff
  • zush feel

Body parts and substances

  • ansh forehead
  • anshir thumb, dewclaw
  • eckan liver
  • falma palm of hand, sole of foot, pawpad
  • feji foot
  • felna fur, skin, hair
  • fern heel
  • feski a hair
  • finma fist
  • flep blood vessel, vein
  • flom feather
  • fokz wound
  • frust anus
  • hafsha head
  • harf wrist
  • himatz fetus, embryo
  • hofra feces
  • horsku wing
  • host bone
  • hurf body
  • i egg
  • iarta iris
  • iri ear
  • jerni finger, toe; digit
  • ken (or gen) gene
  • keni chin
  • kowi paw (far-kowi hand, forepaw; feji-kowi footpaw)
  • lapi lip
  • miar meat, flesh
  • moni neck
  • mosht breast
  • musk muscle
  • mutz penis
  • neckar kidney(s)
  • nora nerve
  • nost nose
  • nuk claw, nail, talon
  • nutz back (nutz-host backbone)
  • ombla navel
  • onzi eye
  • orkna organ
  • ori buttocks
  • orshi testicle(s)
  • ostrack shell
  • part beard, mane, secondary facial fur
  • prakina arm
  • preshna brain
  • romna throat
  • rotz abdomen, belly
  • run waist
  • runi leg
  • rutz blood
  • shenu cheek
  • shnu knee
  • shomp tooth
  • shur intestines
  • shwip vagina
  • skelza skeleton
  • skofz shoulder
  • snomna lung(s)
  • sorj heart
  • sorman urine
  • sorn horn
  • sost hip
  • stomack stomach
  • suji sweat, perspiration
  • tackur tear
  • tashu tongue
  • thurok chest
  • tomna tail
  • uf face
  • ur mouth

Body terms

  • arik male (adj.), masculine
  • ari-koni hermaphrodite
  • ihik healthy
  • klum pleasure
  • kolna pain
  • konik female (adj.), feminine
  • morz dead
  • neshra neuter
  • osh awake; be awake
  • oshza refreshed, zesty, perky
  • poni disease, illness, sickness
  • poshu fat, plump
  • pokza mature, adult
  • shenkar birth
  • shenra sex, gender
  • skreshi fever
  • sof sleep
  • strod tired, weary
  • yuisha alive
  • zush sense, feel

Colors

  • fi gray
  • foffar purple
  • hin dark blue
  • horn black
  • luk white
  • narj orange
  • ror red
  • sath brown
  • siar green
  • sol yellow

To indicate a lighter color, add fol "pale" before, thus fol ror "pink", fol hin "light blue", etc.

Function words

  • asha this
  • atsha that
  • e if
  • esti to be
  • fanzi every, each
  • he that (as in "I know that you are right"); why? for what reason?
  • hesh to have
  • hetzak any
  • hi and
  • hiyu how?
  • ho together; when? at what time?
  • hoj where? at/to what place?
  • inu only, solely, exclusively
  • maki to be able to, can
  • ne not
  • offaru to exist
  • she also, too
  • shen to become
  • shkroy to do
  • skul should, ought to
  • teck apart, separately
  • we or
  • welraz but, however
  • wishar maybe, perhaps, possibly
  • yoj here (in/to this place)
  • yomza to cause, to make (as in "make someone happy")
  • zoj there (at/to this place)

Numbers

  1. in
  2. tu
  3. stri
  4. hetz
  5. fick
  6. west
  7. heft
  8. ust
  9. nyu
  10. jest
  • 20 tuar, 30 striar, 40 hetzar, 50 fickar, 60 westar, 70 heftar, 80 ustar, 90 nyuar
  • 100 satz
  • 1000 ashal

e.g., 357 = stri-satz fickar heft

People

  • ari man, adult male
  • festra father
  • fet boy, young male
  • hafsha chief, leader
  • hun son
  • huarla girl, young female
  • jishi master
  • kam marriage
  • kon woman, adult female
  • krep baby, infant
  • meal member (of a group)
  • mostra mother
  • nemfi spouse, husband or wife
  • neniz enemy
  • prostra brother
  • resh monarch, king
  • rishna queen
  • shonki soldier
  • swerra sister
  • thearm person, sapient being
  • tokstra daughter
  • tual slave
  • weniz friend
  • wiri family
  • yowiar child, young person

Prepositions

  • a to, towards
  • af about, on the topic of; from, out of, away from
  • afshar after, later than; farther than, beyond
  • es outside of
  • fa on, on top of
  • far in front of, before
  • fe at
  • fershar near, close to
  • for before, earlier than
  • frosh around
  • fru through
  • furo across, at/to the other side of
  • ho between, among, amid
  • hock during, while
  • metz with, using, by means of
  • na in, located inside of
  • ne for, in exchange for
  • nef instead of, rather than
  • nemetz without
  • of of
  • offar above, over
  • ofshar under, below, beneath
  • ofjaz behind, in back of
  • welraz except for, besides, other than
  • yommu because of; for, for the purpose of
  • yusho like, similar to
  • zashar than, compared to

Species

  • linz lion
  • minz cat
  • olf fox
  • ollu wolf
  • or otter (riw-or, river otter; mori-or, sea otter)
  • samna human
  • scorristar kangaroo
  • son dog
  • tronz dragon
  • tweffij anthro or biped
  • zeckar tiger