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Sirius Lexicon

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Thematic Vocabulary

Bodily Actions

  • ash eat
  • fi drink
  • finktz walk
  • 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
  • miartzi die
  • no swim
  • pli cry, weep
  • pritzu wrestle
  • rot shout, cry out, yell
  • sfyutz spit
  • shelra smile
  • shemp bite
  • sheck run
  • shoff squat
  • shosh taste
  • skenj drown
  • skish kick
  • snowu breathe
  • sortu laugh
  • sternu sneeze
  • sto stand
  • strenk catch
  • stresh climb
  • strip swallow
  • swif throw
  • tzank touch
  • tzush feel
  • wemi vomit
  • wiyu hunt, pursue
  • yoff yiff

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
  • foktz wound
  • frust anus
  • gen (or ken) gene
  • 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
  • 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
  • ontzi 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
  • skoftz 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
  • mortz dead
  • neshra neuter
  • osh awake; be awake
  • oshtza refreshed, zesty, perky
  • poni disease, illness, sickness
  • poshu fat, plump
  • poktza mature, adult
  • shenkar birth
  • shenra sex, gender
  • skreshi fever
  • sof sleep
  • strod tired, weary
  • tzush sense, feel
  • yuisha alive

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
  • fantzi every, each
  • hashar how much?, how many?
  • he that (as in "I know that you are right"); why? for what reason?
  • her who?
  • hesh to have
  • het what?
  • 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
  • tzoj there (at/to this place)
  • yoj here (in/to this place)
  • yomza to cause, to make (as in "make someone happy")

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
  • nenitz enemy
  • prostra brother
  • resh monarch, king
  • rishna queen
  • shonki soldier
  • swerra sister
  • thearm person, sapient being
  • tokstra daughter
  • tual slave
  • wenitz 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
  • ofjatz behind, in back of
  • tzashar than, compared to
  • welratz except for, besides, other than
  • yommu because of; for, for the purpose of
  • yusho like, similar to

Species and types of animals

  • anki snake
  • arna spider
  • arta grasshopper
  • aska lobster
  • esa horse
  • ewi sheep
  • fasi butterfly
  • fethik monkey, ape
  • hafar goat
  • harfna reptile
  • horkrak chicken
  • huck pig, swine
  • iwi bird
  • kow cow
  • lintz lion
  • mantzi mantis
  • matz mosquito
  • mintz cat
  • molshna mammal
  • muar mouse
  • muri ant
  • muwi fly (insect)
  • olf fox
  • ollu wolf
  • or otter (riw-or, river otter; mori-or, sea otter)
  • orna donkey
  • ortz bear
  • peshla bee
  • prank frog
  • pushi insect
  • samna human
  • sani rabbit, hare
  • self cockroach
  • sertza deer
  • scorristar kangaroo
  • shel turtle, tortoise
  • shu fish
  • skyura squirrel
  • son dog
  • sor lizard
  • trontz dragon
  • tweffij anthro or biped (including humans)
  • tzeckar tiger
  • tzorfsha animal (as in not plant)