This is a list of all currently existing Sevvuferyn words and their translations into English. PLEASE NOTE: Inflections/conjugations of words are NOT included in this list, aside from irregular exceptions. If you wish to see how to transform verbs and nouns according to Sevvuferyn grammar, see the complete guide to Sevvuferyn phonetics, morphology, and syntax.

Note that some words have meanings which are prescribed as archaic. All this means is that Sevvuferýkilý would treat such uses of the words in the same way as we treat the following sentence in English: "Thou shalt not murder". Grammatically this is not incorrect, but such a construction is now outdated to virtually all speakers. The same applies for archaic meanings of Sevvuferyn words.

Classifications of the part of speech of the word will be given after the English translation. Note that v1 refers to verbs of the first conjugation, v2 to verbs of the second conjugation, etc. Note the use of the following:

irr – irregular inflection
tr – transitive
intr – intransitive
prep – preposition
loc – locational/directional word
v.conj – conjugation/inflection of a word listed elsewhere
exc – exclamation/interjection (e.g yes/no)
link – linking words/conjunctions

(not all words currently have received this treatment)

As of now, the total number of words is 2372.

A

Aåe /aθε/ – example n
Aåif /aθif/ – it is put into practice v.conj.tr
Aåis /aθis/ – they are put into practice v.conj.tr
Aåusre /aθysrε/ – digital adj
Aåusry /aθysre/ – computer n
Aåusrylif /aθysrelif/ – calculator n
Aåusi /aθysi/ – to calculate, compute v2.tr
Aåusta /aθysta/ – screen n
Aåÿ /aθai/ – to put into practice, archaic to do (past tense: yåÿ (ykaå); future tense: øåÿ (øbøleb)) v.irr.tr
Adar /adar/ – praise, hallow v1.tr
Ademal /adεmal/ – drama(conflict) n
Agape /aʧapε/ – agape n
Agar /aʧar/ – to ask v1.tr
AgeΔΓ /aʧεŋ/ – question n
AgeΔΓon /aʧεŋɔn/ – to question, doubt v3.tr
Agre /aʧrε/ – farm n
Agrekil /aʧrεkil/ – farmer n
Ahehe /ahεhε/ – neutral adj
Ahödunk /ahudyɳk/ – to discuss v4.tr
Ahödury /ahudyre/ – discussion n
AhheΔΓen /aχεŋεn/– fame n
AhheΔΓým /aχεŋĭm/ – famous adj
Ajeftunk /ajeftyɳk/ – to provide v4.tr
Ajil /ajil/ – wife n
Ajonon /ajɔnɔn/ – to return, give back v3.tr
Ajunk /ajyɳk/ – to prepare v4.tr
Ajújunk /ajɐjyɳk/ – to restore, rebuild v4.tr
Ajyk /ajek/ – back, returned to where something had been loc
Ajymon /ajemɔn/ – to return (the favour), pay back v3.tr
Ajynud /ajenyd/ – backwards loc
Ajýgon /ajĭʧɔn/ – to return, go/come back v3.tr
Akunk /akyɳk/ – to recognise, archaic to remember v4.tr
Al /al/ – alley n
Alö /alu/ – plain adj
Aluminy /alymine/ – aluminium n
Alvepujer /alvεpyjεr/ – avenue n
Alvis /alvis/ – forest n
Amen /amεn/ – amen exc
Amon /amɔn/ – like v3.tr
An /an/ – ball n
Anan /anan/ – poor, bad(in ‘Poor choice/bad choice’) adj
Anil /anil/ – husband n
Anözif /anuksif/ – grace n
Ansijen /ansijεn/ – ancient adj
Anyzil /aneksil/ – ancestor n
AΔΓde /aŋde/ – so, in this way link
Aðada /aðada/ – colour n
Apaniʰin /apaniːn/ – apparently adv
Apar /apar/ – to appear, make an appearance v1.intr
Apibunk /apibyɳk/ – to resemble v4.intr
Apyk /apek/ – appearance n
Arhhunk /arχyɳk/ – to confuse, mix up v4.tr
Arhhusi /arχysi/ – to confuse, mix up v2.intr
Arhhü /arχɐi/– confusion n
Aroma /arɔma/ – aroma n
Artifis /artifis/ – artificial, artificially adj
Aslek /aslεk/ – church n
At /at/ – mid, medium n
Atom /atɔm/ – atom n
Atominadus /atɔminadys/ – chemistry n
Axyn /azen/ – romantic love n
Axynykil /azenekil/ – relative n
Axynyn /azenen/ – related adj
Axyry /azere/ – relationship n
Azagÿnsi /aksaʧaiɳsi/ – to divorce v2.tr
Azar + dative /aksar/ – to marry v1.tr
Azary /aksare/ – marriage n
Azarybyn /aksareben/ – (relative) in law n
Azarybyneftam /aksarebenɛftam/ – brother-in-law n
Azarybyngëhöm /aksarebeɳʧɛihum/ – parent-in-law n
Azarybynjeftam /aksarebenʲɛftam/ – sister-in-law n
Azarybynkeftam /aksarebeɳkɛftam/ – sibling-in-law n
Azarybynrehöm /aksarebeɳrɛhum/ – mother-in-law n
Azarybynsilif /aksarebeɳsilif/ – child-in-law n
Azarybynsilnif /aksarebeɳsiˡnif/ – son-in-law n
Azarybynsiljif /aksarebeɳsilʲif/ – daughter-in-law n
Azarybynvvehöm /aksarebeɳgɛhum/ – father-in-law n
Azer /aksεr/ – relative adj
Azidik /aksidik/ – careful adj
Azifunk + dative /aksifyɳk/ – to care, take care (of/for) v4.tr
Azynunk /aksenyɳk/ – to love romantically v4.tr
Azzyn /azχen/ – love (in general) n

Ä

Äpon /ɵːpɔn/ – to consume v3.tr
Äpy /ɵːpe/ – consumption n

Ã

Ãʰãsi /ɑːːsi/ – to annoy v2.tr
Ãʱãsoåÿ /ɑːːsɔθai/ – to be annoyed v.conj.intr
Ãlnyzi /ɑːˡneksi/ – to treat v2.tr
Ãlry /ɑːˡre/ – behaviour n
Ãlsi /ɑːˡsi/ – to behave v2.intr
Ãzësi /ɑːksɛisi/ – to interact with one another v2.tr

Å

Åalmon /θalmɔn/ – salmon
Åek /θεk/ – or
Åehhimer /θεχimεr/– too many
Åelodä /θεlɔdɵː/ – astronomical
Åelodus /θεlɔdys/ – astronomy
Åelmalyn /θεlmalen/ – giant(adjective)
Åelnigon /θεˡniʧɔn/ – to travel
Åelnigry /θεˡniʧre/ – journey
Åelomakil /θεlɔmakil/ – giant(noun)
Åelomalynýl /θεlɔmalenĭl/ – long
Åelomalýnyl /θεlɔmalĭnel/ – big, large
Åelon /θεlɔn/ – to expand
Åeloset /θεlɔsεt/ – star
Åeløåil /θεlaɔθil/ – alien
Åelu /θεly/ – villa
Åempalÿ /θεɱpalai/ – long ago
Åerval /θεrval/ – verse
Åesun /θεsyn/ – long-term
Åëlunk /θεilyɳk/ – to extrapolate
Åusnimison /θysnimisɔn/ – to download
Åusnimisontë /θysnimisɔɳtɛi/ – downloadable
Åusnimisým /θysnimisĭm/ – download
Åúr /θɐr/ – thread
Åylu /θely/ – mansion
Åyr /θer/ – gold

B

Balon /balɔn/ – to fall
Bank /baɳk/ – bank
Barinlib /bariɳlib/ – company
Barunk /baryɳk/ – to work, labour
Baruwon /baryʋɔn/ – to earn
Baryn /baren/ – work
Beker /bεkεr/ – beach
Berev /bεrεv/ – proverb
Bësi /bεisi/ – to leave(behind/someone with + locative), to abandon
Benigamon /bεniʧamɔn/ – genesis
Bibel /bibεl/ – bible
Biberunk /bibεryɳk/ – to drink
Bibyn /biben/ – comfort
Bibyr /biber/ – to comfort
Biminar – bus stand
Bir /bir/ – rib
Biry /bire/ – drink
Bismut /bismyt/ – bismuth
Beløtxekrivv /bεlaɔtzεkrig/ – blitzkrieg
Bojynunk /bɔjenyɳk/ – to note, take note
Borhhuse /bɔrχyse/ – Faymere(name)
Boron /bɔrɔn/ – boron
Böron /burɔn/ – to prove
Böry /bure/ – proof
Bøg /baɔʧ/ – right (opposite of left)
Bøgros /baɔʧrɔs/ – right hand
Bøjifunk /baɔjifyɳk/ – to spell
Bøjyvvurunk /baɔjegyryɳk/ – to transcribe
Bøjyvvury /baɔjegyre/ – transcription
Bøjynukil /baɔjenykil/ – writer
Bøjynunk /baɔjenyɳk/ – to write
Bøsam /baɔsam/ – sign, symbol
Bøsar /baɔsar/ – to sign
Bøsazým /baɔsaksĭm/ – signature
Bøwijer /baɔʋijεr/ – record, archive
Bøwijunk /baɔʋijyɳk/ – to record
Bøwým /baɔʋĭm/ – account(record of one’s experience)
Bulek /bylεk/ – club
Buni /byni/ – leisure
Byjokil /bejɔkil/ – reader
Byjon /bejɔn/ – read
Bykon /bekɔn/ – beacon
Bys /bes/ – bus
Byselga /besεlʧa/ – bus garage
Byselta /besεlta/ – bus station

D

Da /da/ – angelic
Dary /dare/ – angel
Dãnon /dɑːnɔn/ – to submit, give in (to + locative)
Dãry /dɑːre/ – submission
De /dε/ – worthy
Debesi /dεbεsi/ – to spread(on something)
Debigon /dεbiʧɔn/ – beginning
Debigunk /dεbiʧyɳk/ – to begin, start
Deda /dεda/ – holy
Dedaʰabunk /dεdaːbyɳk/ – to anoint
Dedaʰabury /dεdaːbyre/ – anointing
Dedakil /dεdakil/ – saint
Dedytimos /dεdetimɔs/ – scripture
Deginon /dεʧinɔn/ – to build
Dekon /dεkɔn/ – look at, watch
Delokty /dεlɔk̚te/ – under control, controlled
Delta /dεˡta/ – delta
Departyl /dεpartel/ – department
Dendyn /dεɳden/ – dungeon
Denon /dεnɔn/ – to need, require
Denyn /dεnen/ – requirement, condition
Derapole /dεrapɔlε/ – leopard
Deron /dεrɔn/ – to pass
Derory /dɛrɔre/ – passage
Dery /dɛre/ – worth, value
Deryr /dɛrer/ – to value
Deryrë /dɛrerɛi/ – valuable
Desir /dεsir/ – will(noun(e.g in the Lord’s Prayer))
Desöl /dεsul/ – desolate
Desur /dεsyr/ – surprised
Desury /dɛsyre/ – surprise
Desyr /dɛser/ – to surprise
Detasyn /dεtasen/ – creature
Det-dojsi /dεtʔdɔisi/ – to copy
Det-dojunk /dεtʔdɔjyɳk/ – to imitate
Deteja /dεtεja/ – creative
Detejarokil /dεtεjarɔkil/ – creator
Detejaron /dεtεjarɔn/ – create
Deteli /dεtεli/ – creation
Dewita /dεʋita/ – version
Dëmunk /dεimyɳk/ – to set up, establish
Díjal /dɪjal/ – glad
Dijõkon – to chase (after), pursue
Dika /dika/ – acid
Dinep /dinεp/ – ford
Dir /dir/ – kind
Diravv /dirag/ – kindness
Divvog /digɔʧ/ – suitable
Díktator /dɪk̚tatɔr/ – dictator
Do /dɔ/ – rod
Dobesalu /dɔbεsaly/ – letter(product of writing)
Dobesi /dɔbεsi/ – to send
Dofem /dɔfɛm/ – snot, mucus
Dogo /dɔʧɔ/ – nose
Dohunk /dɔhyɳk/ – to hold
Dohha /dɔχa/ – mode(average by most frequent occurrence)
Dojalba /dɔjaˡba/ – bicycle, bike (NOT the same as a motorbike)
Dojanos /dɔjanɔs/ – 20
Dojanal /dɔjanal/ – 20th
Dojenal /dɔjεnal/ – second
Dojeni /dɔjεni/ – 2
Dojenylöhh /dɔjεneluχ/ – secondary school
Dokalse /dɔkalsε/ – tar
Dokaner /dɔkanεr/ – leader
Dokar /dɔkar/ – lead
Domahhaiiö /dɔmaχaʒu/ – quadratic
Don /dɔn/ – to bring
Donag /dɔnaʧ/ – generation
Donagilif /dɔnaʧilif/ – descendant
Donagilijon /dɔnaʧilijɔn/ – to descend(be a descendant of)
Donagým /dɔnaʧĭm/ – descent, lineage (nom. pl. = donagim)
Donon /dɔnɔn/ – give, trade over, hand over
Donry /dɔɳre/ – gift
Donÿf /dɔnaif/ – dative
Dor /dɔr/ – road
Doranö /dɔranu/ – glorious
Doranöjo /dɔranujɔ/ – glory
Dorar /dɔrar/ – to glorify
Dorö /dɔru/ – ground
Doröbýn /dɔrubĭn/ + genitive – according (to)
Doröbýn /dɔrubĭn/ + resultant – on the grounds (that)
Doton /dɔtɔn/ – to detect
Dotor /dɔtɔr/ – detector
Dotöjowi /dɔtujɔʋi/ – pluperfect
Dotÿ /dɔtai/ – detection
Dowa /dɔʋa/ – passive
Doweva /dɔʋεva/ – towards
Dozõ /dɔkso̞ː/ – staff
Dozy /dɔkse/ – guide
Dozybejif /dɔksebεjif/ – guidebook
Dõzi /do̞ːksi/ – to guide
Dönkerlad /duɳkεrlad/ – darkness
Dög /duʧ/ – good
Dögajo /duʧajɔ/ – goodbye
Dögar /duʧar/ – to prefer
Dögary /duʧare/ – preference
Dögarre /duʧaʃε/ – fortunate, lucky
Dögarrer /duʧaʃεr/ – fortune
Dögeri /duʧεri/ – gospel
Dögider /duʧidεr/ – enjoyment
Dögidunk /duʧidyɳk/ – to enjoy
Dögot /duʧɔt/ – honour
Dögõsi /duʧo̞ːsi/ – to honour
Dögunk /duʧyɳk/ – to prioritise
Döguhu / duʧyː / – priority
Dögyn /duʧen/ – goodness
Dömunk /dumyɳk/ – to compensate (for + genitive)
Dömükil /dumɐikil/ – developer
Dömüzi /dumɐiksi/ – to improve, upgrade, update, develop
Dömüzyn /dumɐiksen/ – improvement, upgrade, update, development
Dönamõx / dunamo̞ːz /– excellent, amazing
Dövunk /duvyɳk/ – to hold a feast, party, archaic celebrate
Dövvtam /duk̚tam/ – special
Dõ /do̞ː/ – for a long time
Dõjyn /do̞ːjen / – quality
Dõka /do̞ːka / – friendly, dear
Dõki /do̞ːki / – friend
Dõkiiiyn /do̞ːkiʒen/ – friendship
Dõkunk /do̞ːkyɳk/ – to contact
Dõma /do̞ːma/ – free
Dõmahhad /do̞ːmaχad/– holiday
Dõmýn – /do̞ːmĭn/ freedom
Dõn /do̞ːn/ – a long time ago
Dõsas /do̞ːsas/ – grasp, hold
Døm /daɔm/ – sword
Dømysi /daɔmesi/ – to send for
Dyn /den/ – head
Dyner /denεr/ – mental
Dynesar /denεsar/ – mental state
Dynif /denif/ – mind
Dynísi /denɪsi/ – to be aware
Dynlano /deɳlanɔ/ – cheek
Dynor /denɔr/ – round(adjective)
Dynutina /denytina/ – psychology
Dynutinøn /denytinaɔn/ – psychological
Dyworomunk /deʋɔrɔmyɳk/ – to disfigure
Dywuta /deʋyta/ – face
Dúii /dɐʒ/ – red
Dúiiad /dɐʒad/ – brick
Dyr /der/ – to refine
Dyxyr /dezer/ – familial
Dyxyry /dezere/ – family
Dýnxy /dĭɳze/ – dynasty

E

Eå /εθ/ – breath
Eåartit /εθartit/ – nostril
Eåøl /εθaɔl/ – alcohol
Eåølaå /εθaɔlaθ/ – drunk
Eåølaåým /εθaɔlaθĭm/ – drunkenness
Eåøn /ɛθaɔn/ – to ferment
Eåøpem /ɛθaɔpɛm/ – yoghurt, curd
Eåunk /εθyɳk/ – to breathe
Eåyx /ɛθez/ – lung
Ebnys /εbnes/ – diagnosis
Ebon /εbɔn/ – to bite
Eby /εbe/ – bite
Ebysar /εbesar/ – to diagnose
Edar /εdar/ – trade
Edev /εdεv/ – agreement
Ediga /εdiʧa/ – bridge
Edijoner /εdijɔnεr/ – division
Edysi /εdesi/ – to produce
Edÿme /εdaimε/ – promise
Edÿmunk /εdaimyɳk/ – to promise
Efis /εfis/ – hard(requiring a great effort)
EfyΔΓ /εfeŋ/ – answer, reply, response
EfyΔΓesi /εfeŋεsi/ – to answer, reply, respond
Efÿf /εfaif/ – possessive
Ega /εʧa/ – change
Egar /εʧar/ – to change(personal)
Egabunk /εʧabyɳk/ – to play (an instrument)
Egam /εʧam/ – picture, image
Egena /εʧεna/ – everything
Egenøiien /εʧεnaɔʒεn/ + genitive – each, every
Egezehh /εʧεksεχ/ – apologetic
Egezi /εʧεksi/ – to apologise
Egëp /εʧεip/ – everywhere
Egïna /εʧɪina/ – everyone
Egõsi /ɛʧo̞ːsi/ – to lift
Egøn /ɛʧaɔn/ – to rise, get up
Egunk /εʧyɳk/ – to change(impersonal)
Egÿsi /εʧaisi/ – to be sorry
Eʰe /εː/ – card
Eheju /εhεjy/ – oh no
Ehha /εχa/ – mean(average)
Eiiet /εʒεt/ – yet
Eiiijo /εʒijɔ/ – character
Eiiy /εʒe/ – myself
Ejil /εjil/ – female
Ejunk /εjyɳk/ – to try
Eka /εka/ – beautiful
Ekel /εkεl/ – personal
Eʰekeʰa /ɛːkɛa/ – social
Eʰekÿper /ɛːkaipɛr/ – socialism
Ekigo /εkiʧɔ/ – public(adjective)
Ekikíjý² /εkikɪjĭ/ – public, masses
Ekil /εkil/ – human, person
Ekilezze /εkilεzχε/ – population
Ekilinsa /εkiliɳsa/ – culture
Ekïl /εkɪl/ – human(adjective)
Ekjil /εk̚jil/ – woman
Ekläs /εk̚lɵːs/ – cool
Eklisi /εk̚lisi/ – to participate, take part
Eklisry /εk̚lisre/ – participation
Eknil /εk̚nil/ – man
Ekorunk /εkɔryɳk/ – cover up, close up
Ekory /εkɔre/ – coverage
Ekõrunk /εko̞ːryɳk/ – to shut, close
Ekpin /ɛk̚pin/ – awkward
Ekpým /ɛk̚pĭm/ – awkwardness
Ekymif /εkemif/ – dove
Ekýl /εkĭl/ – in the same way(as)
El /εl/ – except
Elåunk /εlθyɳk/ – to announce
Elar /εlar/ – to let
Eldyn /ɛˡden/ – neck
Elez /εlεks/ – bone
Elizi /εliksi/ – to lie(down)
Eljel /εljεl/ – up
Elid /εlid/ – tough, hard, solid
Elidaåusry /εlidaθysre/ – hardware
Elidimin /εlidimin/ – consonant
Eliftam /εliftam/ – space(e.g a room)
Elifter /εliftεr/ – vast, spacious
Elnigon /εˡniʧɔn/ – to rise(in value/level)
Elnigyn /εˡniʧen/ – rise
Elnisi /εˡnisi/ – to assess
Elnír /εlnɪr/ – assessment(NOT as in examination)
Elnúk /eˡnɐk/ – steep
Elsif /εˡsif/ – blue
Elsijel /εˡsijεl /– sky
Elsijëf /εˡsijεif/ – cloud
Elunk /εlyɳk/ – to take, capture
Elyfåyn /εlefθen/ – subscription
Elyfåyr /εlefθer/ – to subscribe
Elyn /εlen/ – while(period during which)
Emaåon /εmaθɔn/– to fly
Emëdar /εmεidar/ – to remind
Emëdary /εmεidare/ – reminder
Emfa /εɱfa/ – frame
Emfesu /ɛɱfɛsy/ – nest
Emif /εmif/ – bird
Emiftøm /εmiftaɔm/ – beak
Emíjif /εmɪjif/ – feather
Emunk /εmyɳk/ – to cause
Emyn /εmen/ – cause
Enber /εɳber/ – diagnostic
Enemine /εnεminε/ – available
Eneminery /εnεminεre/ – availability
Engam /εɳʧam/ – organ(instrument)
Eni /εni/ – off
Enid /εnid/ – nice
Enil /εnil/ – male
Enoiiinåë /εnɔʒiɳθεi/ – meaningless, without purpose
Enre /εɳrε/ – increase
Ensilva /εɳsilva/ – Hedge
Ensunk /εɳsyɳk/ – to sense
Epo /εpɔ/ – hope
Epod /εpɔd/ – dome
Eposi /εpɔsi/ – to hope
Epøh /ɛpaɔɦ/ – voluntary
Epøn /ɛpaɔn/ – to volunteer
Epunk /εpyɳk/ – to prevent
Epuʰunk /ɛpyːɳk/ – to block
Epy /εpe/ – self
Epyfodyl /εpefɔdyl/ – private
Epymon /εpemɔn/ – to cope
Epyʰylerunk /εpeːlεryɳk/ – to use the latrine/toilet
Epÿj /ɛpajː/ – hypocrite
Eʰer /εːr/ – sweat
Er /εr/ – where
Ere /εrε/ – robe
Ereja /εrεja/ – four
Erejal /εrεjal/ – fourth
Eret /εrεt/ – sand
Eretofyn /εrεtɔfen/ – sandal
Eretsejad /εrεtsεjad/ – desert
Eris /εris/ – desire, lust
Erison /εrisaɔn/ – to desire, lust
Ernuåÿ /εrnyθai/ – to happen, occur
Ernunk /εrnyɳk/ – to happen(e.g in “I happened to come across this stone”)
Eron /εrɔn/ – to sweat
Ersyn /εrsen/ – familial love
Erson /εrson/ – to love familially
Erur /εryr/ – curve
Erus /εrys/ – corner
Erusol /εrysɔl/ – enclosure
Eruson /εrysɔn/ – to enclose
Erusunk /εrysyɳk/ – to surround
Erutina /εrytina/ – nature
Erutine /εrytinε/ – natural
Erutinadus /εrytinadys/ – science
Erutinamë /εrytinamεi/ – environmental
Erutinamyn /εrytinamen/ – environment
Eruwon /εryʋɔn/ – to square
Eruwone, eruwokaå /εryʋɔnε/ or /εryʋɔkaθ/– squared
Eruwos /εryʋɔs/ – square(noun)
Eruwyn /εryʋen/ – square(adjective)
Esaiiik /εsaʒik/ – native(adjective)
Esaiiikil /εsaʒikil/ – native(noun)
Esar /εsar/ – place, spot
Esasry /εsasre/ – suggestion
Esasunk /εsasyɳk/ + locative + participle OR infinitive – to suggest, hint at
Eskil /εskil/ – user
Esi /εsi/ – to insert
Esilamÿ /εsilamai/ – livestock
Esit /εsit/ – domestic
Esívvunk /εsɪgyɳk/ – to locate
Esï /εsɪi/ – use
Esïtë /εsɪitεi/ – useful
Eslar /εslar/ – to replace, substitute for
Eslarem /εslarεm/– replacement, substitution
Esoiiinåe /εsɔʒiɳθε/ – purpose, meaning
Eson /εsɔn/ – to use
Esõteron /εso̞ːtεrɔn/ – camp
Esõtezi /εso̞ːtεksi/ – to camp, go camping
Esrejunk /εsrεjyɳk/ – to deserve
Esta /εsta/ – waste
Estanal /εstanal/ – wasteland
Estar /εstar/ – to waste
Esu /εsy/ – house
Esur /εsyr/– surface
Esülif /εsɐilif/ – room
Esÿf /εsaif/ – location
Esÿjÿ /εsajːai/ – locative
Et /εt/ – the (things/ones)
Etan /εtan/ – song
Etanlif /εtaɳlif/ – poem
Etanlï /εtaɳlɪi/ – poetry
Etar /ɛtar/ – to sing
Etatam /ɛtatam/ – dance
Etatar /ɛtatar/ – to dance
Etikïl /εtikɪil/ – speech
Etilon /ɛtilɔn/ – to devastate, ransack
Etima /εtima/ – etymological
Etimin /εtimin/ – letter(in the alphabet)
Etimojli /εtimɔili/ – vocabulary, lexicon
Etimos /εtimɔs/ – word, text
Etimosryjý² /εtimɔsrejĭ/ – terminology
Etimÿf /εtimaif/ – etymology
Etipus /ɛtipys/ – soul
Etolerý² /εtɔlεrĭ/ – news
Etolëf /εtɔlεif/ – (news) article
Etøn /εtaɔn/ – to pronounce
Etõ /εto̞ː/ – pronunciation
Etrefon /εtrεfɔn/ – to meet, come across
Etyjunk /εtejyɳk/ – to name
Etyldon /εteldɔn/ – to destroy
Etyldým /εteˡdĭm/ – destruction
Etyper /ɛtepɛr/ – explosion
Etyr /ɛter/ – to explode
Etýdunk /εtĭdyɳk/ – to wipe
Et-dividar /εtʔdividar/ – divide, separate
Et-divunk /εtʔdivyɳk/ – to alienate, exile
Et-divury /εtʔdivyre/ – exile
Etiry /ɛtire/ – crack, cleft
Etrefy /εtrεfe/ – meeting, gathering
Evim /εvim/ – possession(concept)
Evokil /εvɔkil/ – servant
Evos /εvɔs/ – service
Evuåÿ /εvyθai/ + genitive – to belong (to)
Evumoð /εvymɔð/– belief
Evumoðil /εvymɔðil/ – believer
Evunery /εvynεre/ – possession(item), property
Evunk /εvyɳk/ – to have
Eze /εksε/ – (highway)exit
Ezi /εksi/ – to spend
Ezzad /εzχad/ – midday
Ezze /εzχε/ – presence
Ezzim /εzχim/ – middle
Ezzým /εzχĭm/ – main
EΔΓa /ɛŋa/ – bitter
EΔΓary /ɛŋare/ – bitterness

Ë

Ë /εi/ + ablative – through
Ë /εi/ + genitive – between
Ëåöåëvö /εiθuθεivu/ – skilled
Ëåöåëvy /εiθuθεive/ – skill
Ëåunk /εiθyɳk/ – to smell
Ëåy /εiθe/ – smell, odour
Ëbivunk /εibivyɳk/ – to spread(out), scatter, distribute(personal)
ËÏR /εjɪir/ – I
Ëljif /ɛlʲif/ – girl
Ëlnif /eˡnif/ – boy
Ëmil /εimil/ + ablative – throughout
Ënar /εinar/ – to crush
Ërrÿ /εiʃai/ – hot
Ëviåosunk /εiviθɔsyɳk/ – to train
Ëvitaå /εivitaθ/ – experienced
Ëvitar /εivitar/ – to experience
Ëvity /εivite/ – experience

F

Fakíl /fakɪl/ – torch
Fan /fan/ – (definite/indefinite)article
Fanekdynï /fanεk̚denɪi/ – careless, reckless
Fanekdynïry /fanɛk̚denɪire/ – carelessness, recklessness
Fate /fatε/ – afterwards
Fel /fεl/ – final(adjective)
Feleri /fεlεri/ – relief
Felerunk /fεlεryɳk/ – to relieve
Feligon /fεliʧɔn/ – to arrive
Feligým /fɛliʧĭm/ – arrival
Felmary /fɛˡmare/ – goal
Felmarytam /fεˡmaretam/ – inspiration, model
Felon /fɛlɔn/ – to work(in the attempt to succeed)
Felpartit /fεlpartit/ – suffix
Felunk /fεlyɳk/ – to work(out)
Felÿnal /fεlainal/ – last(place)
Felÿsi /fεlaisi/ – to complete, finish, end
Feno /fεnɔ/ – iron
Feta /fεta/ – after, late
Fetÿgison /fεtaiʧisɔn/ – to bury
Fexun /fεzyn/ – harvest
Fezzøn /fεzχaɔn/ – to harvest
Fifif /fifif/ – angry
Fiktaron /fik̚tarɔn/ – to invent
Fiktiv /fik̚tiv/ – fiction
Fiktiver /fik̚tivɛr/ – fictional
Finyn /finen/ – career
Finÿ /finai/ – complete, total
Firunk /firyɳk/ – to establish
Fis /fis/ – office
Fíjyjaå /fɪjejaθ/ – space(astronomy)
Font /fɔɳt/ – font
Fortasdejimol /fɔrtasdɛjimɔl/ – strong
Fortemif /fɔrtɛmif/ – eagle
Fozze /fɔzχε/ – grape
Fozzeåø /fɔzχεθaɔ/ – wine
Fozzöwa /fɔzχuʋa/ – vineyard
Førif /faɔrif/ – furious
Førøn /faɔraɔn/ – to scowl
Fumyn /fymen/ – scowl
Furys /fyres/ – anger
Fy /fe/ – if
Fyʰyr /feːr/ – to sneeze
Fyfýn /fefĭn/ – raging
Fyjý /fejĭ/ – Fiji
Fyl /fel/ – final(noun)
Fylunk /felyɳk/ – to finalise
Fyna¹ /fena/ – more
Fynalÿf /fenalaif/ – conditional
Fynamil /fenamil/ – often
Fynerunk /fenɛryɳk/ – to increase
Fynildar /fenildar/ – to flatter(someone else)
Fynisi /fenisi/ – to flatter(oneself)
Fýfyn /fĭfen/ – rage
Fyzi /feksi/ – touch(irregular 2nd declension verb)

G

Gafusi /ʧafysi/ – to eat
Gahh /ʧaχ/ – cup
Gaiie /ʧaʒε/ – line
Gaiiegar /ʧaʒεʧar/ – gradient
Gaiië /ʧaʒεi/ – straight, direct
Gaiiö /ʧaʒu/ – linear
Gakobunk /ʧakɔbyɳk/ – to pour
Gakõbunk /ʧako̞ːbyɳk/ – to spill
Garon /ʧarɔn/ – to clothe
Garoii /ʧarɔʒ/ – cloth
Garyn /ʧaren/ – clothes, clothing
Garr /ʧaʃ/ – tag
Gason /ʧasɔn/ – to bear, to stand
Gatan /ʧatan/ – curtain
Gazzy /ʧazχe/ – straw, stalk, stubble
Gelis /ʧɛlis/ – story
Gene /ʧɛnɛ/ – gene
Genë /ʧɛnɛi/ – genetic
Genö /ʧɛnu/ – moral(adjective)
Genöry /ʧɛnure/ – moral(noun)
Genõmer /ʧɛno̞ːmɛr/ – morality
Genÿf /ʧɛnaif/ – genitive
Gesín /ʧɛsɪn/ – insect
Gesÿ /ʧɛsai/ – history
Gevven /ʧɛgɛn/ – understanding (adjective)
Gëhöm /ʧεihum/ – parent
Gëf /ʧɛif/ – fig
Gel /ʧɛl/ – egg
Gi /ʧi/ – left (opposite of right)
Gigros /ʧiʧrɔs/ – left hand
Gigyn /ʧiʧen/ – pleasure
Gijina /ʧijina/ – camel
Gijýn /ʧijĭn/ – hill
Giiiin /ʧiʒin/ – fellow
Ginen /ʧinɛn/ – ending
Gino /ʧinɔ/ – superlative
Ginlib /ʧiɳlib/ – building
Gito /ʧitɔ/ – other
Gitowaåunin /ʧitɔʋaθynin/ – jealous (of + dative)
Gitysi /ʧitesi/ – to reference
Givinal /ʧivinal/ – pasture
Givunk /ʧivyɳk/ – to please
Givva /ʧiga/ – (if you)please
Gixankil /ʧizaɳkil/ – conqueror
Gixanunk /ʧizanyɳk/ – to conquer
Gixaným /ʧizanĭm/ – conquest
Gixenunk /ʧizɛnyɳk/ – to overtake
Gobï /ʧɔbɪi/ – responsible
Gobiry /ʧɔbire/ – responsibility
Gobingunk /ʧɔbiɳʧyɳk/ – to acknowledge
Gon /ʧɔn/ – to know(in general)
Gonol /ʧɔnɔl/ – very(not the same as gõx)
Gonte /ʧɔɳtɛ/ – information
Gontëf /ʧɔɳtɛif/ – data
Gontëføtÿf /ʧɔɳtɛifaɔtaif/ – database
Gote /ʧɔtɛ/ – understanding(noun)
Gõx /ʧo̞ːz/ – very, to a superlative extent
Gudus /ʧydys/ – linguistics
Gujagýdus /ʧyjaʧĭdys/ – linguistic
Gujavvla /ʧyjagla/ – language
Gulïgírr /ʧylɪiʧɪʃ/ – sweet
Gulïgírrim /ʧylɪiʧɪʃim/ – sweetness
Gulïklisi /ʧylɪik̚lisi/ – to indulge
Gumemil /ʧymɛmil/ – apocalypse
Gumemøl /ʧymɛmɔl/ – apocalyptic
Gyʰyhhüma /ʧeːχɐima/ – god (general)
Gÿ /ʧai/ – tea
Gÿf /ʧaif/ – jar
Gÿgros /ʧaiʧrɔs/ – shoulder
Gÿmil /ʧaimil/ – endtime
Gÿnë /ʧainɛi/ – endless
Gÿnýn /ʧainĭn/ – end

H

Ha /ha/ – there
Hanam /hanam/ – therefore, and so
Haven /havɛn/ – haven
Heladeji /hɛladɛji/ – alphabet
Het /hɛt/ – Act
Hol /hɔl/ – religious
Holarnet /hɔlarnɛt/ – month
Holy /hɔle/ – faith
Holykõbaå /hɔleko̞ːbaθ/ – faithful
Holykõbry /hɔleko̞ːbre/ – faithfulness
Holyn /hɔlen/ – religion
Holyfokriset /hɔlefɔkrisɛt/ – Christianity
Homar /hɔmar/ – year
Hosans /hɔsaɳs/ – hydrogen
Höx /huz/ – energy
Höxa /huza/ – energetic
Höxë /huzɛi/ – active
Höxëry /huzɛire/ – activity
Husunk /hysyɳk/ – push
Húk /hɐk/ – hook
Húpunk /hɐpyɳk/ – to descend(upon)
Hyla /hela/ – much, many, a lot of
Hylaʰem /helaɛm/ – precision
Hylaha /helaha/ – accurate
Hylahaʰem /helahaɛm/ – accuracy
Hylibenunk /helibɛnyɳk/ – to point (at + locative)
Hyliʰeka /heliɛka/ – elegant
Hyliʰi /heliː/ – precise, specific
Hylijarokil /helijarɔkil/ – designer
Hylijaron /helijarɔn/ – to design
Hyliʰysi /heliesi/ – to describe
Hyliʰysry /heliesre/ – description
Hyliry /helire/ – detail
Hylï /helɪi/ – detailed
Hyron /herɔn/ – to realise
Hÿtunk /haityɳk/ – to act(upon + genitive)

HH

HHad /χad/ – day
HHadyn /χaden/ – daily
HHages /χaʧɛs/ – diary
HHagyr /χaʧer/ – to terrify
HHanok /χanɔk/ – today
HHäme /χɵːmɛ/ – amount
HHendel /χɛɳdɛl/ – general
HHerýk /χɛrĭk/ – violence
HHerýktam /χɛrĭk̚tam/ – aggression
HHerýnk /χɛrĭɳk/ – violent
HHerýntam /χɛrĭɳtam/ – aggressive
HHigÿn /χiʧain/ – severe
HHiju /χijy/ – what
HHijuno /χijynɔ/ – what kind/sort (of + genitive)
HHïfïn /χɪifɪin/ – violation
HHïfunk /χɪifyɳk/ – to violate
HHör /χur/ – burg(mostly for placenames)
HHýhh /χĭχ/ – horrific
HHýhhyr /χĭχer/ – to horrify
HHýrala /χĭrala/ – disastrous
HHýralif /χĭralif/ – disaster
HHýrýhh /χĭrĭχ/ – horror

I

Ibajo /ibajɔ/ – by
Ibajøn /ibajaɔn/ – to join
Ibapes /ibapɛs/ – bypass
Ibe /ibɛ/ – show, display
Ibekil /ibɛkil/ – companion
Ibelunk /ibɛlyɳk/ – to take out, away
Ibenunk /ibɛnyɳk/ – to show, display (to + dative)
Ibetýdunk /ibɛtĭdyɳk/ – to wipe out
Ibina /ibina/ – exodus
Ibivunk /ibivyɳk/ – to spread(out), scatter, distribute(impersonal)
Iblasi /iblasi/ – to steal(from + ablative)
Iblakil /iblakil/ – thief
Ibøwøn /ibaɔʋaɔn/ – to escape, run away
Ibøwøntë /ibaɔʋaɔɳtɛi/ – escapable
Ibÿf /ibaif/ – ablative
Idif /idif/ – flesh
Ido /idɔ/ – body
Idoreta /idɔrɛta/ – ocean
Idunk /idyɳk/ – to bless
Idury /idyre/ – blessing
Ifehu /ifɛhy/ – fury
Ifehh /ifɛχ/ – common, normal
Ifen /ifɛn/ – sorrow
Ifery /ifɛre/ – standard
Iferyr /ifɛrer/ – to standardise
Ifi /ifi/ – general, generally, usually, probably
Ifiry /ifire/ – convention
Iforar /ifɔrar/ – to curse
Iforat /ifɔrat/ – curse
Igõbaå /iʧo̞ːbaθ/ – knowledgeable
Igros /iʧrɔs/ – hand
Igrõbaå /iʧro̞ːbaθ/ – handy, skilled in matters of hand co-ordination
Igrynajil /iʧrenajil/ – widow
Igrynanil /iʧrenanil/ – widower
Igyn /iʧen/ – knowledge
Ihe /ihε/ – silent
Iʰibalon /iːbalɔn/ – to stumble
Iʰigõ /iːʧo̞ː/ – for a short time, briefly
Iʰýninigon /iˑniniʧɔn/ – to slip/sneak through/in
Ihýt /ihĭt/ – silence
Ijaner /ijanɛr/ – miraculous
Ijanu /ijany/ – miracle
Ijisi /ijisi/ – to call out
Ikø /ikaɔ/ – from beneath
Ilmaʰa /iˡmaː/ – cell
Ilunk /ilyɳk/ – to shine
iluzzes /ilyzχɛs/ – smooth
Iluptúson /ilyptɐsɔn/ – to include
Iluptyson /ilyptesɔn/ – to contain
Ilyzz /ilezχ/ – powder
Imdõma /iɱdo̞ːma/ – free(economically)
Imen /imεn/ – sense(as in ‘common sense’)
Imene /imɛnɛ/ – sensible, reasonable
Imesoåÿ /imεsɔθai/ – to look, seem
Imfer /iɱfεr/ – (e.g bank) account
Imilon /imilɔn/ – to last
Impentor /iɱpεɳtɔr/ – money
Impentõmÿ /iɱpεɳto̞ːmai/ – economy
Impentö /iɱpεɳtu/ – economic
Impentöjif /iɱpεɳtujif/ – commercial
Impentöʰon /iɱpɛɳtuɔn/ – to invest
Impentöry /iɱpɛɳture/ – investment
Impentunk /iɱpεɳtyɳk/ – to buy
Impentyna /iɱpεɳtena/ – rich
Impëf /iɱpɛif/ – price
Impifý² /iɱpifĭ/ – loot, bounty (declines like plural)
Impiklos /iɱpik̚lɔs/ – treasure
Impovÿf /iɱpɔvaif/ – wealth
Impunk /iɱpyɳk/ – to charge (+ dative)
Imsoåÿ /iɱsɔθai/ + dative – to cost
Indon /iɳdɔn/ – town
Ine /inε/ + genitive – beyond
Infõ¹ /iɳfo̞ː/ – most
Infújon /iɳfɐjɔn/ – to obsess
Infün /iɳfɐin/ – obsession
Infyki /iɳfeki/ – whoever
Infyni /iɳfeni/ – always, forever, all the time
Infÿn /iɳfain/ – whatever
Inizi /iniksi/ – to crucify
Ink /iɳk/ – ink
Inkÿsi /iɳkaisi/ – to burn
Inry /iɳre/ – move, play
Inryr /iɳrer/ – to move, play
Intra /iɳtra/ – entrance
Intran /iɳtran/ – introduction
Intrar /iɳtrar/ – to enter
Intrunk /iɳtryɳk/ – to introduce
Insa /iɳsa/ – custom, tradition, practice
Inver /iɳvεr/ – murderer
Inviga /iɳviʧa/ – deadly, fatal
Invige /iɳviʧɛ/ – murder
Invigeni /iɳviʧɛni/ – to die, be dead
Invigenoåÿ /iɳviʧenɔθai/ – to murder
Invigentë /iɳviʧɛɳtɛi/ – mortal
Invigim /iɳviʧim/ – death
Invýhhýz /iɳvĭχĭks/ – slaughter
Inynus /inenys/ – job
Iný /inĭ/ – secret(noun)
Inývvla /inĭgla/ – code
Irnalonti /irnalɔɳti/ – dictionary
Isfek /isfεk/ – speck
Isoron /isɔrɔn/ – to isolate
Isorõn /isɔro̞ːn/ – isolation
Isoru /isɔry/ – isolated
Isu /isy/ – 6
Itse /itsɛ/ – salty
Itsy /itse/ – salt
IvvleΔΓe /iglɛŋɛ/ – glass
IvvliΔΓilif /igliŋilif/ – window
Ivvunk /igyɳk/ – to understand
Ivvurunk /igyryɳk/ – to interpret
Ivvury /igyre/ – interpretation
Iwõkon /iʋo̞ːkɔn/ – to chase away, drive off
Ixolyn /izɔlen/ – organ(structure within organisms)
Izi /iksi/ – to speak
Izikil /iksikil/ – contact
IΔΓíd /iŋɪd/ – fresh, ripe
IΔΓsi /iŋsi/ – to refresh
IΔΓsuΔΓus /iŋsyŋys/ – blood

Ï

Ïkil /ɪikil/ – humanity
Ïlukÿf /ɪilykaif/ – message
Ïlukÿl /ɪilykail/ – messenger
Ïmar /ɪimar/ – to appreciate
Ïmym /ɪimaim/ – appreciation

II

IIiniii /ʒiniʒ/ – relevant
IIinoåÿ /ʒinɔθai/ – to be useful
IIinonery /ʒinɔnεre/ – resource
IIowa(-wý) /ʒɔʋa/ – arrow

J

Jad /jad/ – stone
Jak /jak/ – certain
Jakon /jakɔn/ – to assure
Jakunk /jakyɳk/ – to define
Jakry /jakre/ – certainty
Janem /janε/ – proud
Janry /jaɳre/ – pride
Jantinry /jaɳtiɳre/ – hubris
Janukil /janykil/ – wanderer
Janunk /janyɳk/ – to wander
Jasi /jasi/ – to be sure
Jasúd /jasɐd/ – comfortable
Jawa /jaʋa/ – away
Jawasi /jaʋasi/ – to be absent
Jawusunk /jaʋysyɳk/ – to push away
Jawyr /jaʋer/ – to despair
Jawyris /jaʋeris/ – despair
Jawÿbajo /jaʋaibajɔ/ + ablative without definite article – away from
Jazyn /jaksen/ – definite
Jazýn /jaksĭn/ – definition
Jaåer /jaθεr/ – command
Jaåevunk /jaθεvyɳk/ – to own
Jaåi /jaθi/ – to direct, be the boss/administrator (of)
Jaåevy /jaθεve/ – ownership
Jaåysi /jaθesi/ – to command
Jaåywesi /jaθeʋεsi/ – to obey
Jaåywesry /jaθeʋεsre/ – obedience
Jä /jɵː/ – rock
Jedon /jεdɔn/ – to weed
Jeftam /jεftam/ – sister
Jegön – weed(drug)
Jeha /jɛha/ – healthy
Jehal /jεhal/ – health
Jeron /jεrɔn/ – to warn
Jeroner /jεrɔnεr/ – warning
Jeruʰy /jεrye/ – advice
Jerunk /jεryɳk/ – to advise
Jetil /jεtil/ – age(in years)
Jezz /jɛzχ/ – ready
Jiiiyno /jiʒenɔ/ – type, kind
Jiiiynon /jiʒenɔn/ – to classify
Jiiiynory /jiʒenɔre/ – classification
Jijakil /jijakil/ – admin(istrator)
Jijar /jijar/ – to perfect
Jije /jijε/ – high(up)
Jijída /jijɪda/ – perfect
Jijídam /jijɪdam/ – perfection
Jijímfün /jijɪɱfɐin/ – perfectionism
Ji(j)ratem /ji(j)ratεm/ – high street
Ji(j)raterum /ji(j)ratεrum/ – town centre
Jinz /jiɳks/ – junction
Jizi /jiksi/ – to switch, interchange
Joåÿ /jɔθai/ – to reign, rule over (past tense: jäåÿ (Jäkaå); future tense: jøåÿ (jøbøleb))
Jone /jɔnɛ/ – ruler, governor
Joʰy /jɔe/ – rule
Jojël /jɔjεil/ – young
Jokar /jɔkar/ – to knock
Jokil /jɔkil/ – healer
Joler /jɔlεr/ – new
Jolva /jɔlva/ – sexual
Jolvytar /jɔˡvetar/ – to have (sexual) intercourse (with)
Jolvytry /jɔˡvetre/ – sex, sexual intercourse
Jos /jɔs/ – queen
Josi /jɔsi/ – to think critically
Joven /jɔvεn/ – government
Jovon /jɔvɔn/ – to rule
Jöf /juf/ – control
Jöfasunk /jufasyɳk/ – to disobey
Jöfsuʰunk /jufsyːɳk/ – to gain control
Jöfunk /jufyɳk/ – to control
Jönåÿ /juɳθai/ – to be tired
Jörisem /jurisεm/ – journalism
Jöriskil /juriskil/ – journalist
Jõkil /jo̞ːkil/ – doctor
Jõnunk /jo̞ːnyɳk/ – to heal
Jøtun /jaɔtyn/ – mode (situation, e.g ‘survival mode’)
Jørri /jaɔʃi/ – firm
Jøwøn /jaɔʋaɔn/ – to flee
Junk /jyɳk/ – to give up, quit
Jylo /jelɔ/ – zebra (Jýlo)

K

Kajesinop /kajεsinɔp/ – casino
Kal /kal/ – vehicle
Kalba /kaˡba/ – wheel
Kalse /kaˡsε/ – carbon
Kalsesary /kaˡsεsare/ – ash
Kampus /kaɱpys/ – campus
Kalym /kalem/ – potassium
Kanon /kanɔn/ – to reproduce
Karol /karɔl/ – local (person who is from a certain place, from said place’s point of view)
Katal /katal/ – birthday
Käde /kɵːdɛ/ – cover
Kaåon /kaθɔn/ + infinitive – to force, make
Kasan /kasan/ – oil
Kax /kaz/ – stable
Kaxdunk /kazdyɳk/ – to stand
Kãstytes /kɑːstetɛs/ – prison
Kãstyteskil /kɑːstetɛskil/ – prisoner
Keftajif /kεftajif/ – niece
Keftam /kεftam/ – sibling
Keftanif /kεftanif/ – nephew
Kejüsä /kɛjɐisɵː/ – olive
Kejzi /kεiksi/ – to affect
Kekil /kεkil/ – who
Kelen /kεlεn/ – empty
Kelon /kεlɔn/ – to empty
Kelos /kεlɔs/ – case, box
Kelyn /kεlen/ – emptiness
Kerÿlad /kεrailad/ – black
Keses /kεsεs/ – green
Kesra /kɛsra/ – effective
Kesry /kεsre/ – effect
Ketur /kɛtyr/ – genuine
Kësøn /kεisaɔn/ – to opt
Kifon /kifɔn/ – to drag, pull
Kikel /kikεl/ – which
Kikil /kikil/ – like, similar to
Kikunk /kikyɳk/ – to relate
Kikýl /kikĭl/ – complementary, corresponding
Kilomyter /kilɔmetεr/ – kilometre
Kïlano /kɪilanɔ/ – chain(e.g of amino acids)
Kïløsam /kɪilaɔsam/ – brand, trademark
Kïløsi /kɪilaɔsi/ – to group
Kïlý /kɪilĭ/ – group, community
Kobon /kɔbɔn/ – to fill
Kobovõsa /kɔbɔvo̞ːsa/ – full
Kobovõsabyn /kɔbɔvo̞ːsaben/ – fully, in full
Kolel /kɔlεl/ – whole
Kon /kɔn/ – to multiply
Kone /kɔnε/ + ablative – times
Könkor /kuɳkɔr/ – concourse
Kor /kɔr/ – Pork
Koromunk /kɔrɔmyɳk/ – to ruin, spoil, corrupt, pervert, stain
Korory /kɔrɔre/ – corruption, perversion
Korunk /kɔryɳk/ – to cover
Kos /kɔs/ – monarch
Kose /kɔsɛ/ – royal
Kovar /kɔvar/ – to sing
Kõlam /ko̞ːlam/ – column
Kõlon /ko̞ːlɔn/ – colon
Kõsi /ko̞ːsi/ – to cut
Kralÿ /kralai/ – host
Krise /krisε/ – christian(adjective)
Krisekil /krisεkil/ – christian(noun)
Kriset /krisεt/ – Christ
Krisøk /krisaɔk/ – analysis
Krisøn /krisaɔn/ – to analyse
Krohyry /krɔhere/ – range
Krok /krɔk/ – high(in amount)
Kroketu /krɔkεty/ – highway
Kromeåar /krɔmεθar/ – to promote
Kromeðy /krɔmεðe/ – promotion
Krosi /krɔsi/ – crossing
Krõsi /kro̞ːsi/ – to cross
Krøå /kraɔθ/ – almost, nearly, about/approximately
Krøåörunk /kraɔθuryɳk/ – to evidence, build evidence (for)
Krøåöry /kraɔθure/ – evidence
Krýs /krĭs/ – priest
Køsyn /kaɔsen/ – option
Køzano /kaɔksanɔ/ – bottom
Køzanomer /kaɔksanɔmεr/ – denominator
Krif /krif/ – far
Krýnek /krĭnεk/ – cattle
Krut /kryt/ – synagogue
Kulota /kylɔta/ – eye
Kuxen /kyzεn/ – bronze
Køkyn /kaɔken/ – as though/if
Køl /kaɔl/ – as, as well as
Køno /kaɔnɔ/ – rear, back, backside
Kønøtÿf /kaɔnaɔtaif/ – background
Køryn /kaɔren/ – stomach
Køwon /kaɔʋɔn/ – to know(personally)
Køxe /kaɔzε/ – under, beneath, below
Kwinkwa /kwiɳkwa/ – five
Kwinkwanal /kwinkwanal/ – 50th
Kwinkwano /kwinkwanɔ/ – pentagon
Kwinkwanos /kwinkwanɔs/ – 50
Kylÿb /kelaib/ – will(noun(document written before death to state last wishes))
Kyn /ken/ – ruin(noun)
Kyna /kena/ – cinema
Kyr /ker/ – to suck
Kyry /kere/ – suction
Kyson /kesɔn/ – to choose, select, pick
Kyswunk /keswyɳk/ – to check
Kýn /kĭn/ – although, despite
Kÿson /kaisɔn/ – choice

L

Lafa /lafa/ – hard(with a great effort)
Lamina /lamina/ – animal
Laminakïl /laminakɪil/ – herd, group of animals
Laminekakil /laminεkakil/ – hunter
Laminekar /laminεkar/ – to hunt
Lamineta /laminεta/ – meat
Lano /lanɔ/ – side
Lajon /lajɔn/ – lane
Lasi /lasi/ – to take away(by force)
Lasunk /lasyɳk/ – to borrow(from + genitive)
Lat /lat/ – art
Latiso /latisɔ/ – hospital
Larrit /laʃit/ – alright, O.K.
Lavis /lavis/ – festival
Lavona /lavɔna/ – piano
Lavonÿf /lavɔnaif/ – harp
Lawunk /laʋyɳk/ – to owe (+ dative)
Lazi /laksi/ – to celebrate
Lazým /laksĭm/ – celebration
Lekon /lεkɔn/ – to rate
Lema /lεma/ – tribe
Lemyn* /lεmen/ – harbour
Lemysilif – /lεmesilif/ childbirth
Lemyvitar /lεmevitar/ – to give birth (to + genitive)
Lery /lεre/ – opening
Levvesÿ /lεgεsai/ – leviticus
Liåijo /liθijɔ/ – lithium
Lihhÿr /liχair/ – grey
Lihhif /liχif/ – white
Lihhet /liχεt/ – light(noun)
Lij /lij/ – open
Lijyr /lijer/ – to open
Likýl – fair
Lisi /lisi/ – to call
Lo /lɔ/ – old
Löhh – /luχ/ school
Lomodløn /lɔmɔᵈlaɔn/ – old-fashioned
Lopa /lɔpa/ – forgiveness, redemption
Lorre /lɔʃɛ/ – Earth
Löryn /luren/ – school uniform
Lõdekil /lo̞ːdεkil/ – elder
Lõt /lo̞ːt/ – flute
Lubunk /lybyɳk/ – abide
Lugry /lyʧre/ – bullet
Luner /lynεr/ – moon
Lunhhe /lyɳχε/ – lunch
Lunk /lyɳk/ – to calm down, be calm, relax
Luným /lynĭm/ – calmness
Lureg /lurεʧ/ – gun
Luʰunk /lyːɳk/ – to meditate
Luxaʰary /lyzaːre/ – prize
Luxøn /lyzaɔn/ – competition, to compete
Lydon /ledɔn/ – to play (a game)
Lyganus /leʧanys/ – extension, elongation
Lyganuzi /leʧanyksi/ – to extend(personal)
Lyganuzunk /leʧanyksyɳk/ – to extend, elongate(impersonal)
Lygry /leʧre/ – extent
Lyhh /leχ/ – rate
Lyjes /lejεs/ – lion
Lymif /lemif/ – raven
Lyner /lenε/ – precious
Lynif /lenif/ – distance
Lynúf /lenɐf/ – distant
Lynunk /lenyɳk/ – to distance
Lynyl /lenel/ – length
Lynyný /lenenĭ/ – dimensions(relating to mapping something out)
Lywe /leʋε/ – consequential
Lywerar /leʋεrar/ – to follow
Lywerer /leʋεrεr/ – consequence
Lywël /leʋεil/ – follower
Lÿn /lain/ – uncommon, rare
Lÿnesÿ /lainɛsai/ – myth, fable, fairy-tale

M

Mahhaʰözi /maχauksi/ – peace
Mahhajýgon /maχajĭʧɔn/ – to retreat
Mahhe /maχε/ – power, authority
Mahheʰe /maχεː/ – might
Mahhejunk /maχɛjyɳk/ – to surrender
Mahhekõbaå /maχεko̞ːbaθ/ – powerful
Mahhi /maχi/ – ally
Mahhilï /maχilɪi/ – alliance
Mahhik /maχik/ – magic
Mahhø /maχaɔ/ – mighty
Mahhözï /maχuksɪi/ – peaceful
Mahhúme /maχɐmɛ/ – absolute, supreme, sovereign, almighty
Mahhýnta /maχĭɳta/ – hostile
Maj /maj/ – May(month)
Majúr /majɐr/ – major
Malmýl /maˡmĭl/ – repetition
Malyk /malek/ – cream
Malyn /malen/ – creamy
Manor /manɔr/ – manor
Manunk /manyɳk/ – to phrase
Mar /mar/ – to make, reach, reach out
Marë /marɛi/ – reachable
Mardun /mardun/ – verb
Masame /masamε/ – deuteronomy
Mat /mat/ – market
Materiz /matεriks/ – matrix
Mavan /mavan/ – psalm
Maå /maθ/ – air
Maåem /maθɛm/ – gas
Maåodor /maθɔdɔr/ – runway
Maåöf /maθuf/ – wing
Maåö /maθu/ – winged
Mazÿkil /maksaikil/ – warrior
Mänøn /mɵːnaɔn/ – to engage
Megu /mεʧy/ – everyone else
Meʰeli /mεːli/ – mail
Meʰelunk /mεːlyɳk/ – to mail
Melsik /mεˡsik/ – lightning
Melsilif /mεˡsilif/ – shock(noun)
Meltam /mεˡtam/ – worry
Meltar /mεˡtar/ – to worry
Melxib /mεˡzib/ – thunder
Memon /mεmɔn/ – all
Men /mεn/ – remains
Menåiv /mεɳθiv/ – it is/they are admitted
Menåõv /mεɳθo̞ːv/ – it/they will be admitted
Menåyv /mεɳθev/ – it was/they were admitted
⁴Menåÿ /mεɳθai/ – to admit, confess (menå-, mene; past tense: meneåÿ, meneå-, menkaå; historic conditional: menåiwo, menåi- menåowo, menåo-; future tense: menøåÿ, menøå-, menböleb)
Menõsi /mεno̞ːsi/ – to stay, remain, dwell
Mentan /mεɳtan/ – when
Merokåÿ /mɛrɔk̚θai/ – to be anxious
Mery /mɛre/ – anxiety
Metroselta /mεtrɔsεlta/ – metro station
Miʰil /miːl/ – repetitive
Miiiilmon /miʒiˡmɔn/ – to practise
Miiiiry /miʒire/ – practice
Mikalon /mikalɔn/ – to cry
Mil /mil/ – time(e.g in spacetime)
Mildõk /mildo̞ːk/ – contemporary, of that time
Milelun /milεlyn/ – gradual
Milmil /miˡmil/ – again
Milmilon /miˡmilɔn/ – to repeat
Milmilontë /miˡmilɔɳtɛi/ – repeatable
Milnok /miˡnɔk/ – already
Milnõ /miˡno̞ː/ – until
Miloler /milɔlεr/ – since
Milõ /milo̞ː/ – opposite of "only"
Milry /miˡre/ – duration
Milsuwon /miˡsyʋɔn/ – to get back, retrieve, recover
Milsýsi /miˡsĭsi/ – to wait, be patient (future: milsi; milsily, milsilan, etc. --> imperative: milsib; milsibölyb, etc.)
Milymunk /milemyɳk/ – to review, revise
Milýl /milĭl/ – recent
Mizilif /miksilif/ – tear
Minø /minaɔ/ + resultant – behind
Mison /misɔn/ – to place, put
Misõry /miso̞ːre/ – harness, yoke
Mixer /mizεr/ – help
Mixõ /mizo̞ː/ – helpful
Mixødon /mizaɔdɔn/ + dative – to help
Mixøðøn /mizaɔðaɔn/ + dative – to come to one's aid
Mixøtë /mizaɔtεi/ – helpable
MiΔΓ /miŋ/ – link
MiΔΓunk /miŋyɳk/ – to link
Mínymÿ /mɪnemai/ – age, long period of time
Míson /mɪsɔn/ – to alight
Modløn /mɔᵈlaɔn/ – fashioned
Modo /mɔdɔ/ – fashion
Modø /mɔdaɔ/ – worship
Modunk /mɔdyɳk/ – to worship
Moðøry /mɔðaɔre/ – altar
Monder /mɔɳdεr/ – random
Monetys /mɔnεtes/ – name
Monetÿf /mɔnεtaif/ – nominative
Monin /mɔnin/ – noun
Monoset /mɔnɔsεt/ – yellow
Monot /mɔnɔt/ – mountain
Mont /mɔɳt/ – mount
Mosunk /mɔsyɳk/ – to sell
Motor /mɔtɔr/ – motor
Motorwy /mɔtɔrwe/ – motorway
Monubøjynury /mɔnybaɔjenyre/ – typography
Monunk /mɔnyɳk/ – to type
Monutimory /mɔnytimɔre/ – typology
Mõnuåÿ /mo̞ːnyθai/ – to matter
Muntegra /myɳtεʧra/ – silver
Muserrum /mysɛʃym/ – museum
Mygõ /meʧo̞ː/ – time, occasion
Mylmilö /meˡmilu/ – continuous
Mylmilunk /meˡmilyɳk/ – to continue
Mylunk /melyɳk/ – to dread
Mymolil /memɔlil/ – ham
Myn /men/ – world
Myna /mena/ – global
Myndovv /meɳdɔg/ – praise(noun)
Mynö /menu/ – apple
Mynym /menem/ – watch
Mynysyn /menesen/ – synonym
Myr /mer/ – to consider
Myralysi /meralesi/ – to swear
Myrä /merɵː/ – considerate
Myros /merɔs/ – stupid
Myrosil /merɔsil/ – idiot
Myrõs /mero̞ːs/ – insult
Myrõsi /mero̞ːsi/ – to insult
Myrununk /merynyɳk/ – to mock
Myrunury /merynyre/ – mockery
Myryn /meren/ – consideration
Myter /metεr/ – metre
Myze /meksε/ – dread
Mýl /mĭl/ – during, meanwhile
Mÿ /mai/ – race (competition)
Mÿblasi /maiblasi/ – to rob
Mÿblakil /maiblakil/ – robber
Mÿjat /majːat/ – policy
Mÿjidunk /majːidyɳk/ – to submit (e.g an application), enter
Mÿjidury /majːidure/ – submission, application, entry
Mÿjin /majːin/ – formal
Mÿjyr /majːer/ – to race
Mÿjysi /majːesi/ – to report, announce (to + locative)
Mÿzi /maiksi/ – to access
Mÿn /main/ – then
Mÿnun /mainyn/ – phrase

N

Na /na/ – and
Naåel /naθεl/ – extreme
Nagíf /naʧɪf/– formula
Nagon /naʧɔn/ – to choose randomly/by lot
Nagralif /naʧralif/ – problem
Nagraåon /naʧraθɔn/ – to soar
Nagryr /naʧrer/ – to appeal (to + locative)
Nagrary /naʧrare/ – business
Nagraxdunk /naʧrazdyɳk/ – to bow
Nagraxým /naʧrazĭm/ – bow(for the crowd)
Nagre /naʧrε/ – great, grand, majestic, archaic/uncommon big
Nagrebaruwer /naʧrɛbaryʋɛr/ – profit
Nagrebaruwon /naʧrɛbaryʋɔn/ – to profit
Nagrediga /naʧrεdiʧa/ – great bridge
Nagredÿme /naʧrεdaimε/ – covenant
Nagrejosaåasakal /naʧrɛjɔsaθasakal/ – ship
Nagrekrýs /naʧrɛkrĭs/ – high-priest
Nagrery /naʧrεre/ – greatness, grandness, majesty
Nagrevul /naʧrεvyl/ – eschatology
Nagribif /naʧribif/ – page
Nagribïf /naʧribɪif/ – tab
Nagrinlib /naʧriɳlib/ – institution
Nagrinry /naʧriɳre/ – game
Nagrïkÿl /naʧrɪikail/ – envoy
Nagrondik /naʧrɔɳdik/ – threat
Nagros /naʧrɔs/ – arm
Nagrõgo /naʧro̞ːʧɔ/ – armpit
Nagrõʰon /naʧro̞ːɔn/ – to threaten, endanger
Nagrölad /naʧrulad/ – void
NagröΔΓydus /naʧruŋedys/ – phonology
Nagrukil /naʧrykil/ – mathematician
Nagrumer /naʧrymɛr/ – mathematical
Nagrumÿf /naʧrymaif/ – mathematics
Nagrunk /naʧryɳk/ – to advance, proceed
Nagrysi /naʧresi/ – to boast
Namdög /naɱduʧ/ – confident, brave, bold
Namdögry /naɱduʧre/ – confidence, bravery, boldness
Namnõåunk /naɱno̞ːθyɳk/ – to set a trap (for + dative)
Nanåÿ /naɳθai/ – to be necessary
Nas /nas/ – against
Nasja /nasʲa/ – tower
Naslan /naslan/ + dative – opposite (directionally)
Nasriset /nasrisεt/ – antichrist
Natal /natal/ – birth
Nazaxdunk /naksazdyɳk/ – to oppose
Nazaxer /naksazεr/ – opposition
Nädunk /nɵːdyɳk/ – to discourage
Nädury /nɵːdyre/ – discouragement
Näsi /nɵːsi/ – to be allowed, licensed
Näsit /nɵːsit/ – wild
Näsnal /nɵːsnal/ – wilderness
Näsoåÿ /nɵːsɔθai/ – to allow, license
Näsomÿry /nɵːsɔmaire/ – permission, access, consent
Näsry /nɵːsre/ – allowance, license
Natarrem /nataʃɛm/ – chance, luck
Nayyi /naʥi/ – to disappoint
Nayyy /naʥe/ – disappointment
Nãgrys /nɑːʧres/ – title
Nebynesu /nεbenεsy/ – homeless
Ned /nεd/ – low, down
Nedam /nεdam/ – memory
Nedehunk /nɛdɛhyɳk/ – to philosophise
Nedeta /nεdεta/ – philosphy
Nedetë /nεdεtεi/ – philosophical
Nedyl /nεdel/ – lower
Nedyn /nεden/ – brain
Nef /nεf/ – ever
Nefon /nɛfɔn/ – to lament
Neføn /nɛfaɔn/ – lamentation
Neftam /nɛftam/ – brother
Nefÿn /nεfain/ – everlasting
Neiientë /nɛʒɛɳtɛi/ – immortal
Nejak /nεjak/ – uncertain
Nejakry /nεjakre/ – uncertainty
Nejan /nεjan/ + resultant – instead(of)
Nejol /nɛjɔl/ – weak, light(adjective)
Nejolým /nɛjɔlĭm/ – weakness
Nejolaåer /nɛjɔlaθɛr/ – instruction
Nejolaåysi /nɛjɔlaθesi/ – to instruct
Nejon /nɛjɔn/ – to divide(maths)(use present passive participle + ablative)
Nejöx – tiredness
Nejújunk /nɛjɐjyɳk/ – to omit
Nejüry /nejɐire/ – omission
Nejy /nεje/ – at least
Nek /nεk/ – not
Nek…nek /nεk… nεk/ – neither…nor
Nekahh /nεkaχ/ – mercy
Nekar /nεkar/ – to kill
Nekax /nɛkaz/ – unstable
Nekaxyr /nɛkazer/ – to shake
Nekdäsi /nɛk̚dɵːsi/ – to despise
Nekgenö /nɛk̚ʧɛnu/ – immoral
Nekgenõmer /nɛk̚ʧɛno̞ːmɛr/ – immorality
Neklihhet /nɛk̚liχɛt/ – dark
Nekøkaå /nɛkaɔkaθ/ – strange, foreign
Nekøkaåil /nɛkaɔkaθil/ – stranger, foreigner
Nekølaå /nɛkaɔlaθ/ – sober
Nekúk /nɛkɐk/ – shallow
Nekwasunin /nɛkʷasynin/ – blind
Nekyåuwon /nɛkeθyʋɔn/ – to refuse, deny
Nekytï /nεketɪi/ – false
Nekytïkil /nεketɪikil/ – deceiver
Nekytïkunk /nεketɪikyɳk/ – to deceive
Nelekÿmi /nεlεkaimi/ – vowel
Nelfa /nεˡfa/ – easy
Nelfÿiiin /nɛˡfaiʒin/ – practical
Nelgon /nɛˡʧɔn/ – to drop(in level/value)
Nelid /nεlid/ – soft
Nelidaåusry /nεlidaθysre/ – software
Nelil /nεlil/ – disadvantages
Nelukåÿ /nɛlyk̚θai/ – to be stressed
Neluným /nεlynĭm/ – stress
Nemixyte /nɛmizetɛ/ – helpless
Nemo /nɛmɔ/ – see nemsi
Nemot /nɛmɔt/ – betrayal
Nemoton /nɛmɔtɔn/ – to betray, secretly turn against
Nemsi /nɛɱsi/ – to subtract
Nemsine /nɛɱsinɛ/ + ablative – minus
Nemtakon /nɛɱtakɔn/ – to mean, actually say
Nemtasky /nɛɱtaske/ – intent
Nemtazi /nɛɱtaksi/ – to intend
Nemtunk /nɛɱtyɳk/ – to mean, actually contain
Nemy /nεme/ – airport
Nenãn /nɛnɑːn/ – smile
Nenes /nεnεs/ – sad
Nenesah /nɛnɛsaɦ/ – sadness
Nenezyn /nεnεksen/ – misery
Nenezyr /nεnεkser/ – to be miserable
Nenip /nεnip/ – dirty
Neniper /nεnipεr/ – dirtiness
Neniry /nεnire/ – dirt
Neno /nɛnɔ/ – region
Nenõk /nɛno̞ːk/ – no longer
Nenunk /nɛnyɳk/ – to smile
Nenúðunk /nenɐðyɳk/ – to quarrel
Nenúðury /nɛnɐðyre/ – quarrel
Neʰís /nɛɪs/ – see si
Nes /nɛs/ – happy
Nesah /nɛsaɦ/ – happiness
Nesi /nεsi/ – to be happy, rejoice
Nesmil /nεsmil/ – event
Nestë /nεstεi/ – able to be happy
Neta /nεta/ – starvation
Netetar /nεtεtar/ – to starve
Neto /nɛtɔ/ – content(noun)
Netojunk /nɛtɔjyɳk/ – to encapsulate
Netøn /nɛtaɔn/ – to mean, entail
Netöf /nεtuf/ – encapsulation
Netukil /nεtykil/ – liar
Netur /nεtyr/ – lie, falsehood
Neva /nεva/ – heaven(-jý)
Nevykaå /nɛvekaθ/ – sudden, suddenly
Nevÿb /nεvaib/ – heavenly
Nezi /nεksi/ – to not be, cease to exist
Nezõsi /nɛkso̞ːsi/ – to remove
Në /nεi/ – lack, shortage
Nëbyn /nεiben/ + genitive – without
Nëdãr /nɛidɑːr/ – to remember
Nëfehh /nɛifɛχ/ – disorder, abnormality
Nëfunk /nɛifyɳk/ – to drain
Nëhol /nɛihɔl/ – pagan (noun/adjective)
Nëhhü /nɛiχɐi/ – different
Nëhhým /nεiχĭm/ – difference
Nëiiyn /nɛiʒen/ – cold(noun)
Nëiiynys /nɛiʒenes/ – winter
Nërra /nɛiʃa/ – cold(adjective)
Nësi /nεisi/ – to lack
Nëtunk /nɛityɳk/ – to lie(as opposed to telling the truth)
Nëtü /nɛitɐi/ – fake
Nëvunk /nɛivyɳk/ – to lose
Nëzunk /nɛiksyɳk/ – to negate
Ni /ni/ – in
Ni + dative – into
Ni + genitive – among
Nidar /nidar/ – to ride
Nidub /nidyb/ – government
Nigaiiery /niʧaʒɛre/ – interlinear
Nigon /niʧɔn/ – to go
Nigojn /niʧoin/ – to go, fare
Niʰe /niε/ – secret(adjective/adverb)
Nihilal /nihilal/ – zero
Nihhet /niχεt/ – night
Nijagar /nijaʧar/ – to invite
Nijunk /nijyɳk/ – to rain
Nilan /nilan/ – inside(prepositional)
Nilunk /nilyɳk/ – to take in
Nilury /nilyre/ – absorption
Niluʰunk /nilyːɳk/ – to absorb
Nilyn /nilen/ – inside(noun)
Nildon /niˡdɔn/ – port
Nimihil /nimihil/ – never
Nimihilmil /nimihiˡmil/ – never again
Nimoda /nimɔda/ – domain
Ninev /ninεv/ – exit
Ninevunk /ninɛvyɳk/ – to exit, leave
Ninevah – evening
Ninkunk /niɳkyɳk/ – to walk
Ninrron /niɳʃɔn/ – exploration, to explore
Nisok /nisɔk/ – Cuisine
Nirrid /niʃid/ – dimension
Nitokum /nitɔkym/ – nothing much
Nituje /nityjε/ – nickel
Nityper /nitepɛr/ – implosion
Nityr /niter/ – to implode
nivitar /nivitar/ – to inhabit, live in
Nivon /nivɔn/ – to move(similar to nigon)
Nok /nɔk/ – now
Nõʰa /no̞ːa/ – pointy, sharp, spicy
Nõʰok /no̞ːɔk/ – immediately, at once
Nõk /no̞ːk/ – from now on
Nõletarë /no̞ːlɛtarɛi/ – unreasonable
Nomÿnar /nɔmainar/ – to turn(into + dative (impersonally))
Nomyl /nɔmel/ – lemon
Nonego /nɔnɛʧɔ/ – non-region(term used for small parts of land between regions of a city)
Non /nɔn/ – to turn(in some direction)
Nop /nɔp/ – point, target
Nor /nɔr/ – north
Norano /nɔranɔ/ – northside
Nornal /nɔrnal/ – kingdom, empire
Norud /nɔryd/ – northwards
Noryn /nɔren/ – northern
Nos /nɔs/ – king
Notijap /nɔtijap/ – temptation
Nove /nɔvε/ – top, summit
Novemer /nɔvεmεr/ – numerator
Novesu /nɔvεsy/ – roof, ceiling
Nölo /nulɔ/ – loose
Nönon /nunɔn/ – to crawl
Nöxunk /nuzyɳk/ – to tire, wear out, exhaust
Numer /nymεr/ – number
Numerilsi /nymεriˡsi/ – to number
Numunk /nymyɳk/ – to count
Numyn /nymen/ – count
Nunk /nyɳk/ – notice
Nunkë /nyɳkɛi/ – noticeable
Nununk /nynyɳk/ – to laugh
Nur /nyr/ – trombone
Núd /nɐd/ – direction
Nøn /naɔn/ – hunger
Nøtunk /naɔtyɳk/ – to hunger
Nøva /naɔva/ + genitive – on top of, above
Nøvyn /naɔven/ – chest
Nøwe /naɔʋɛ/ – head, chief
Ny /ne/ – ever
Nyfen /nefεn/ – joy
Nÿjon /najːɔn/ – to break
Nÿjontë /najːɔɳtɛi/ – breakable, delicate
Nyåÿ /neθai/ – to come (from a place) + accusative
Nymok /naimɔk/ – even(opposite of ‘odd’)
Nyr /ner/ – rain
Nyron /nerɔn/ – to awake
Nysi /nesi/ – to gossip
Nýk /nĭk/ – no(opposite of yes)
Nývar /nĭvar/ – to move(push someone somewhere)
Nÿf /naif/ – negative
Nÿn /nain/ – broken
Nÿsi /naisi/ – to be disallowed, forbidden
Nÿsoåÿ /naisɔθai/ – to disallow, forbid
Nÿzyn /naiksen/ – indefinite
D.Nal /ᵈnal/ – land, country
D.Naly /ᵈnale/ – international
D.Nalý /ᵈnalĭ/ – lands, countries

O

Oʰo /ɔː/ – exclamation of surprise/emphasis
Odunk /ɔdyɳk/ – to argue, make the argument(that)
Odury /ɔdyre/ – argument
Oheå /ɔhεθ/ – this
Ohhoj /ɔχɔj/ – 8
Ohhojal /ɔχɔjal/ – eighth
Oiiel /ɔʒεl/ – anywhere
Oiien /ɔʒεn/ – any
Oiienal /ɔʒεnal/ – first, original
Oiienan /ɔʒεnan/ – once
Oiienzzi /ɔʒεɳzχi/ – 1
Oiion /ɔʒɔn/ – anything
Oiiÿn /ɔʒain/ – anyone
Ojero /ɔjεrɔ/ – cunning
Ojerton /ɔjεrtɔn/ – to trick
Ojmi /ɔimi/ – row
Ojuii /ɔjyʒ/ – pink
Ojÿlef /ɔjailεf/ – brown
Ojÿlefnys /ɔjailεfnes/ – autumn
Ok /ɔk/ – that(resultant)
Okar /ɔkar/ – to miss
Ole(s) /ɔlε(s)/ – hello/welcome!
Olesaåil /ɔlɛsaθil/ – guest
Olesølif /ɔlɛsaɔlif/ – guest-room
Olesi /ɔlεsi/ – to greet, send one’s greetings
Olesunk /ɔlɛsyɳk/ – to welcome
Olesury /ɔlɛsyre/ – welcome
Ome /ɔmε/ – that(descriptive)
Omo /ɔmɔ/ – see omsi
Omsi /ɔɱsi/ – to add, contribute (to + ablative)
Omsine /ɔɱsinɛ/ + ablative – plus
On /ɔn/ – to do
Onery /ɔnεre/ – deed
Ono /ɔnɔ/ – no
Onodisetabelmentarisem /ɔnɔdisɛtabɛˡmɛɳtarisɛm/ – antidisestablismentarianism
Onoginen /ɔnɔʧinɛn/ – infinite, eternal
Onoginenev /ɔnɔʧinɛnɛv/ – infinitive
Onoginerým /ɔnɔʧinɛrĭm/ – infinity
Onokil /ɔnɔkil/ – no one
Onory /ɔnɔre/ – nothing
Onosun /ɔnɔsyn/ – short-sighted, short-term
Onosuni /ɔnɔsyni/ – reluctantly
Onowõs /ɔnɔʋo̞ːs/ – square-root
Onõwon /ɔnɔʋo̞ːn/ – to square-root
Ontë /ɔɳtεi/ – doable
Ontejï /ɔɳtɛjɪi/ – doability
Onÿfry /ɔnaifre/ – defense, protection
Onÿfunk /ɔnaifyɳk/ – to defend, protect, shield
Onÿfunkë /ɔnaifyɳkɛi/ – defensible, defendable
Or /ɔr/ + genitive – about(in a locative sense)
Ora /ɔra/ – wrong
Orary /ɔrare/ – error, mistake
Oradon /ɔradɔn/ – to sin
Oralate /ɔralatε/ – sin
Oralatekil /ɔralatεkil/ – sinner
Oramar /ɔramar/ – to fail
Oratina /ɔratina/ – evil
Oravyd /ɔraved/ – monster
Orba /ɔrba/ – circle
Ororon /ɔrɔrɔn/ – to engulf
Orysi /ɔresi/ – to distort, twist (what someone else has said)
Os /ɔs/ – so(e.g so he did...)
Oste /ɔstε/ – east
Ostelano /ɔstɛlanɔ/ – eastside
Oster /ɔstεr/ – eastern
Ostud /ɔstyd/ – eastward(s)
Otare /ɔtarε/ – drama(play, movie)
Ovirkil /ɔvirkil/ – fool
Ovirtöm /ɔvirtum/ – foolish
Ovirtus /ɔvirtys/ – foolishness
Ovunk /ɔvyɳk/ – to come
Ovyjum /ɔvejum/ – prediction, expectation
Ovyjunk /ɔvejyɳk/ – to predict, expect
Oxygen /ɔzeʧɛn/ – oxygen
Oz /ɔks/ – ox
OΔΓa /ɔŋa/ – bell
OΔΓsý /ɔŋsĭ/ – instinct

Õ

Õ /o̞ː/ – pot
Õdunk /o̞ːdyɳk/ – to debate
Õdury /o̞ːdyre/ – debate
Õgo /o̞ːʧɔ/ – hole
Õgõ /o̞ːʧo̞ː/ – pit
Õnfäry /o̞ːɳfɵːre/ – shield
Õnín /o̞ːnɪn/ – offering
Õnys /o̞ːnes/ – season
Õwøn /o̞ːʋaɔn/ – to run

Ö

Ödunk /udyɳk/ – to encourage
Ögegon /uʧɛʧɔn/ – to assume
Ögon /uʧɔn/ – arrogant
Ögoner /uʧɔnɛr/ – arrogance
Öhhunk /uχyɳk/ – to blow
Öhhytar /uχetar/ – wind
Öjelsif /ujɛˡsif/ – purple
Öjo /ujɔ/ – half
Öjøsi /ujaɔsi/ – to encourage
Öjuii /ujyʒ/ – orange
Öjux /ujyz/ – somewhat, to a moderate extent
Ökeka /ukɛka/ – crazy
Önë /unɛi/ – quiet
Önøsi /unaɔsi/ – to imagine
Ösi /usi/ – to think
Ösøry /usaɔre/ – idea
Ösøvuð /usaɔvyð/ – idealism
Ösøvï /usaɔvɪi/ – idealistic
Östam /ustam/ – theory
Ösyn /usen/ – thought
Ösyne /usenε/ – thoughtful, solemn
Ötry /utre/ – encouragement

Ø

Ø /aɔ/ – expression of pain
Øåa /aɔθa/ – inspirational
Øåõf /aɔθo̞ːf/ – it will be put into practice
Øåõs /aɔθo̞ːs/ – they will be put into practice
Øåÿsi /aɔθaisi/ – to inspire
Øåÿsry /aɔθaisre/ – inspiration
Øjunk /aɔjyɳk/ – to cultivate
Ølym /aɔlem/ – silver(element)
Ømyn /aɔmen/ – heel
Ønunk /aɔnyɳk/ – to motivate
Ønury /aɔnyre/ – motivation
Øn∞y /aɔɳɫe/ – motive
Ørahahhol /aɔrahaχɔl/ – revelation
Ørar /aɔrar/ – to reveal
Ørunk /aɔryɳk/ – to(make an)offer
Øryn /aɔren/ – offer
Øsi /aɔsi/ – to want
Øsösry /aɔsusre/ – dream
Øsösryr /aɔsusrer/ – to dream
Øtã /aɔtɑː/ – source, root
Øtãf /aɔtɑːf/ – outlet
Øte /aɔte/ – still
Øtit /aɔtit/ – leaf
Øtyl /aɔtel/ – leafy
Øtÿf /aɔtaif/ – base, template
Øwäg /aɔʋɵːʧ/ – grass
Øwita /aɔʋita/ – plant, crop
Øwitunk /aɔʋityɳk/ – to plant
Øzã /aɔksɑː/ – devotion, commitment
Øzãʰyr /aɔksɑːer/ – to devote oneself, commit (to + dative)
Øzi /aɔksi/ – to wish

Ð

Ðala /ðala/ – fruitful
Ðalunk /ðalyɳk/ – to beget, bear
Ðonyr /ðɔner/ + locative – round(preposition)
Ðoton /ðɔtɔn/ – to disrupt, thwart
Ðotõn /ðɔto̞ːn/ – to interfere
Ðõton /ðo̞ːtɔn/ – to interrupt

P

Pak /pak/ – bubble
Pakar /pakar/ – to bubble
Palif /palif/ – pillow
Palne /paˡnɛ/ – bed
Palsy /paˡse/ – palace
Panåe /paɳθɛ/ – disease
Par /par/ – piece, to piece together
Parte /partɛ/ – part
Partit /partit/ – section
Partixip /partizip/ – participle
Partÿf /partaif/ – chronic
Pasizi /pasiksi/ + genitive/resultant – to suffer
Pasizyn /pasiksen/ – suffering
Pazahhe /paksaχɛ/ – endurance
Pazahhunk /paksaχyɳk/ + genitive/resultant – to endure
Pazi /paksi/ – to struggle
Pazyn /paksen/ – struggle
Pãre /pɑːre/ – piece
Peðary /pɛðare/ – rainbow
Pegat /pɛʧat/ – stamp
Pen /pɛn/ – (writing) pen
Pelfem /pɛˡfɛm/ – platform
Pelihif /pɛlihif/ – chamber
Pelsi /pɛˡsi/ – sleep, to sleep
Peroty /pɛrɔte/ – approach(noun)
Pes /pɛs/ – pass(noun)
Pesetarar /pɛsɛtarar/ – separate, set apart
Pesetaraj /pɛsɛtaraj/ – separated
PesewiΔΓoåÿ /pɛsɛʋiŋɔθai/ – to depend (on + ablative)
Peta /pɛta/ – attempt(noun)
Pifým /pifĭm/ – deck
Piiiin /piʒin/ – pigeon
Pyn /pen/ – plain (noun)
Poges /pɔʧɛs/ – test
Pogysi /pɔʧesi/ – to test (on + ablative)
Pokil /pɔkil/ – shepherd
Polif /pɔlif/ – chronicle
Politï /pɔlitɪi/ – political
Polity /pɔlite/ – politics
Polityrutinadus /pɔliterytinadys/ – political science
Pon /pɔn/ – to pause
Posilif /pɔsilif/ – perfume
Posper /pɔspɛr/ – phosphorus
Povvÿ /pɔgai/ – testament
Pø /paɔ/ – cow
Pøkil /paɔkil/ – herder of cows, cowboy/girl
Pøkifon /paɔkifɔn/– to crouch
Pøkøn /paɔkaɔn/ – to sit
Pøm /paɔm/ – such, of such a kind
Pøsyn /paɔsen/ – sheep
Pøsynkïl /paɔseɳkɪil/ – flock
Pøtem /paɔtɛm/ – milk
Pøwon /paɔʋɔn/ – to stop, put an end to
Pøwösi /paɔʋusi/ – to rest, come to rest
Pøwöson /paɔʋusɔn/ – to set (something) at rest
Pøwösry /paɔʋusre/ – rest(noun)
Pøwysi /paɔʋesi/ – to shut up
Primer /primɛr/ – primary
Pulixy /pylize/ – chicken
Pun /pyn/ – punishment
Punifer /pynifεr/ – store
Punk /pyɳk/ – to keep
Puʰunk /pyːɳk/ – to maintain
Punon /pynɔn/ – to punish
Punry /pyɳre/ – storage
Pújunk /pɐjyɳk/ – to store
Pynÿn /penain/ – revenge
Pyte /petɛ/ – fraction
Pýz /pĭks/ – tight

R

Rab /rab/ – bar (building)
Raðemdon /raðɛɱdɔn/ – to excuse
Rahem /rahɛm/ – ram
Rajø /rajaɔ/ – (the human) race
Raki /raki/ – wicked, cruel
Rakil /rakil/ – enemy
Rala /rala/ – sick
Ralatina /ralatina/ – trouble
Ralatinar /ralatinar/ – to trouble
Ralif /ralif/ – bad
Raligan /raliʧan/ – terrible
Ralon /ralɔn/ – to blame, guilty (for/on + ablative)
Ralopon /ralɔpɔn/ – to criticise, give feedback
Ralory /ralɔre/ – criticism, feedback
Ralön /ralun/ – fault, blame
Ralönë /ralunɛi/ – faultless, blameless innocent
Raltes /raˡtɛs/ – route
Ram /ram/ – mark
Rani /rani/ – afraid, scared
Rar /rar/ – to mark
Rasat /rasat/ – unfortunately
Rasixem /rasizɛm/ – racist
Rasixet /rasizɛt/ – racism
Rasyn /rasen/ – goat
Rativv /ratig/ – thank you
Rativvi /ratigi/ – to thank
Rativvõbaå /ratigo̞ːbaθ/ – thankful
Ravv /rag/ – grammar
Ravvilif /ragilif/ – punctuation
Reåÿ /rɛθai/ – to be thirsty (past: reʰeåÿ (reʰekaå); future: røåÿ (røbeleb))
Reb /rɛb/ – hair
Redunk /rɛdyɳk/ – to shoulder
Redyn /rɛden/ – shoulder
Reha /rɛha/ – prayer
Rehãdil /rɛhɑːdil/ – matriarch
Rehãl /rɛhɑːl/ – matriarchal
Rehejol /rɛhɛjɔl/ – maternal
Rehöm /rɛhum/ – mother
Rehunk /rɛhyɳk/ – to pray
Rekobunk /rɛkɔbyɳk/ – to soak (up)
Relfej /rɛˡfɛj/ – queue
Rem /rɛm/ – class
Remahhunk /rɛmaχyɳk/ – to overpower
Reme /rɛmɛ/ – all over
Rena /rɛna/ – intestine
Renjon /rɛnʲɔn/ – to overcome, overwhelm
Renretar /rɛɳrɛtar/ – to overflow
Reny /rɛne/ – small intestine
Renzõr /rɛɳkso̞ːr/ – dry
Renzõsi /rɛɳkso̞ːsi/ – to dry
Renåelomalýnyl /rɛɳθɛlɔmalĭnel/ – large intestine
ReΔΓo /rɛŋɔ/ – flower
Rerime(-mý) /rɛrimɛ/ – perimeter
Resak /rɛsak/ – cross
Reskit /rɛskit/ – bracket
Ret /rɛt/ – stream
Reta /rɛta/ – water
Retar /rɛtar/ – to water
Retofem /rɛtɔfɛm/ – liquid
Retøn /rɛtaɔn/ – thirst
Retøtunk /rɛtaɔtyɳk/ – to thirst, be thirsty
Retøtã /rɛtaɔtɑː/ – well
Retunk /rɛtyɳk/ – to flow
Retÿdar /rɛtaidar/ – to float
Retÿvon /rɛtaivɔn/ – to sail
Rev /rɛv/ – over
Revasunk /rɛvasyɳk/ – to manage, oversee, deal (with + dative), handle
Revidunk /rɛvidyɳk/ – to deliver
Revylit /rɛvelit/ – revolution
Revylunk /rɛvelyɳk/ – to revolt
Rezi /rɛksi/ – steel
Ridon – to embrace
Rijne /riʲnɛ/ – grain
Rijyzz /rijezχ/ – flour
Rily /rile/ – relay
Rimar /rimar/ – to wonder
Rimer /rimɛr/ – wonder
Rimetyz /rimɛteks/ – chess
Rinron /riɳrɔn/ – to perceive
Rinry /riɳre/ – perception
Rity /rite/ – translation
Rofem /rɔfɛm/ – form(noun)
Rofemnirret /rɔfɛɱniʃɛt/ – formless
Rofemon /rɔfɛmɔn/ – form(verb)
Rol /rɔl/ – lord
Rondeby /rɔɳdɛbe/ – roundabout
Ronyn /rɔnen/ – morning
Rot /rɔt/ – thorn
Rotaran /rɔtaran/ – narrator
Röf /ruf/ – weight
Rözi /ruksi/ – to weigh
Rõl /ro̞ːl/ – master
Røʰunk /raɔyɳk/ – to bore
Rud /ryd/ – door
Runk /ryɳk/ – to kick
Rukar /rykar/ – to hit
Rupton /ryptɔn/ – to hide
Ry /re/ – thing, being, item, object\
Ryja /reja/ – objective
Rylï /relɪi/ – category
Ryfon /refɔn/ – to carry
Rygiiiin /reʧiʒin/ – fellowship
Ryhhüma /reχɐima/ – goddess
Ryhyp /rehep/ – bar(shape)
Rymver /reɱvɛr/ – wonderful
Rynjar /renʲar/ – to hurt, wound, injure, cause pain
Rynin /renin/ – pain
Ryninkõbaå /reniɳko̞ːbaθ/ – painful
Rytol /retɔl/ – literal
Ryton /retɔn/ – to translate
Ryrry /reʃe/ – heat
Ryrrynys /reʃenes/ – summer
Ryvon /revɔn/ – to drift
RyΔΓým /reŋĭm/ – ritual(adjective/adverb)
RyΔΓyp /reŋep/ – ritual(noun)
Rýlï /rĭlɪi/ – categorical

S

Salunk /salyɳk/ – to guard
Salyn /salen/ – guard
Sasel /sasɛl/ – place, spot (plural stem: saselp-)
Sat /sat/ – law
Satil /satil/ – lawyer
Satõki /sato̞ːki/ – advocate
Satõzi /sato̞ːksi/ – to advocate (for + dative)
Saåal /saθal/ – coast
Saåasa /saθasa/ – sea
Saåasalif /saθasalif/ – wave
Saåavyd /saθaved/ – sea monster
Saåesina /saθɛsina/ – frog
Saåuåa /saθyθa/ – island
Sãr /sɑːr/ – ant
Sebenum /sɛbɛnym/ – antimony
Sed /sɛd/ – but, however
Seden /sɛdɛn/ – garden
Segufer /sɛʧyfɛr/ – refugee(plural: segufý, seguf-)
Sejad /sɛjad/ – city
Sejadano /sɛjadanɔ/ – cityside
Sejakil /sɛjakil/ – citizen
Sejakým /sɛjakĭm/ – citizenship
Sejeron /sɛjɛrɔn/ – to reject, turn off, turn down
Sejin /sɛjin/ – rejected
Sejun /sɛjyn/ – rejection
Sel /sɛl/ – together
Selbarukil /sɛˡbarykil/ – partner
Seldohunk /sɛˡdɔhyɳk/ – to hold together
Selevunk /sɛlɛvyɳk/ – to share
Selga /sɛˡʧa/ – garage
Selisi /sɛlisi/ – to call together
Selmison /sɛˡmisɔn/ – to draw up, arrange, bind/join together, connect, assemble
Selry /sɛˡre/ – partnership
Selmýson /sɛˡmĭsɔn/ – to chain (to + with clause)
Selmýsry /sɛˡmĭsre/ – chain(e.g in prison)
Selta* /sɛˡta/ – station
Seltat /sɛˡtat/ – estate
Selvesi /sɛˡvɛsi/ – to sow
Selykunk /sɛlekyɳk/ – to gather, come together, meet up
Sementyn /sɛmɛɳten/ – cement
Sen /sɛn/ – scene
Senidif /sɛnidif/ – heart
Senli /sɛɳli/ – declension
Sensi /sɛɳsi/ – to centre
Sentel /sɛɳtɛl/ – centre(location; mathematical)
Senterum /sɛɳtɛrym/ – centre(e.g of a marketplace)
Senteryl /sɛɳtɛrel/ – central
Senterylnop /sɛɳtɛreˡnɔp/ – centrepoint
Serfon /sɛrfɔn/ – to serve
Serfus /sɛrfys/ – slave
Setat /sɛtat/ – state
Seteg /sɛtɛʧ/ – gate
Setrakil /sɛtrakil/ – neighbour
Setrap /sɛtrap/ – strap
Setrat /sɛtrat/ – street(emý)
Setratemnol /sɛtratɛɱnɔl/ – neighbourhood
Setrem /sɛtrɛm/ – next
Setremhhad /sɛtrɛɱχad/ – tomorrow, on the next day
Setryjet /sɛtrejɛt/ – wood(material)
Sëfil /sɛifil/ – track
Si /si/ – to be
Sibon /sibɔn/ – to have to
Sigen /siʧɛn/ – enough
Sigen si /siʧɛn si/ – to satisfy
Sija /sija/ – fundamental
Sijavuð /sijavyð/ – fundamentalism
Sijavü /sijavɐi/ – fundamentalistic
Sije /sijɛ/ – simple, basic
Sika /sika/ – cute, adorable
Sikar /sikar/ – to adore
Silavv /silag/ – field
Silif /silif/ – child
Siliʰiskil /siliːskil/ – heir
Siliʰison /siliːsɔn/ – to inherit
Siliʰisre /siliːsre/ – inheritance
Siljif /silʲif/ – daughter
Silnif /siˡnif/ – son
Silsi /siˡsi/ – to list
Silsým /siˡsĭm/ – list
Siltyjet /siˡtejɛt/ – timber
Silvif /siˡvit/ – soil
Silvita /siˡvita/ – seed
Silvunk /siˡvyɳk/ – to sprout
Sirkelput /sirkɛˡpyt/ – circular
Sirkelýn /sirkɛlĭn/ – see Sirkelput
Sirumsisunk /siryɱsisyɳk/ – to circumcise
Sirrar /siʃar/ – to emphasise, stress
Sismelar /sismɛlar/ – to embarrass
Sisunk /sisyɳk/ – to excite
Situs /sitys/ – existence
Siwyn /siʋen/ – desperate
Soå /sɔθ/ – introduces a question
Soåÿ /sɔθai/ – to exist(personally)
Sondik /sɔɳdik/ – danger
Sondile /sɔɳdilɛ/ – dangerous
Soðus /sɔðys/ – waterfall
Sot /sɔt/ – south
Sotano /sɔtanɔ/ – southside
Sotud /sɔtyd/ – southward(s)
Sotyn /sɔten/ – southern
SöΔΓ /suŋ/ – ear
SöΔΓunk /suŋyɳk/ – to hear, listen to
SöΔΓy /suŋe/ – sound
SöΔΓydus /suŋedys/ – phonetics
Sõlyf /so̞ːlef/ – offspring
Sõn /so̞ːn/ – enough!
Sub /syb/ – bush
Suj /syj/ – just
Sujakymal /syjakemal/ – of course, in obvious certainty
Sujidif /syjidif/ – naked
Sujunk /syjyɳk/ – to judge
Sujy /syje/ – justice
Sukar /sykar/ – accuse
Sukil /sykil/ – judge
Sukÿf /sykaif/ – accusative
Sunimul /synimyl/ – luminous
Sury /syre/ – judgement
Susasi /sysasi/ – to reward
Susary /sysare/ – reward
Sut /syt/ – obvious, obviously
Suhut /syːt/ – clear
Suhutry /syːtre/ – clarity
Suwon – to get, receive
Suzi /syksi/ – to condemn, rebuke
Suzým /syksĭm/ – condemnation
Súd /sɐd/ – safe
Súdelunk /sɐdɛlyɳk/ – to rescue
Syjve /seivɛ/ – tree
Sylon /selɔn/ – to reek
Synol /senɔl/ – alone
Syntax /seɳtaz/ – syntax
Synúk /senɐk/ – deep
Synúkre /senɐkrɛ/ – depth
Syrof /serɔf/ – forest
Syrunk /seryɳk/ – win(verb)
Syrým /serĭm/ – win(noun)
Sysmýl /sesmĭl/ – embarrassed
Syrresni /seʃɛsni/ – paper
Sytejinon /setɛjinɔn/ – bakery
Sytejýn /setɛjĭn/ – bread
Sytekil /setɛkil/ – baker
Sytel /setɛl/ – yeast
Sytyr /seter/ – to bake
Sÿjokil /sajːɔkil/ – saviour
Sÿjosi /sajːɔsi/ – to save
Sÿjosunk /sajːɔsyɳk/ – to release, set free
Sÿjösry /sajːusre/ – salvation
Sÿjunk /sajːyɳk/ – to reap
Sÿkil /saikil/ – hero

RR

RRany /ʃane/ – snake
RResni /ʃɛsni/ – sheet
RRÿnfy /ʃaiɳfe/– even(in “not even that”), even if/when

T

Ta /ta/ – why
Tako /takɔ/ – taco
Tano /tanɔ/ – contract(law)
Taso /tasɔ/ – cat
Taðem /taðɛm/ – reason
Tejisi /tɛjisi/ – to manage(to do)
Tejï /tɛjɪi/ – ability
Tejýn /tɛjĭn/ – meal
Tejsi /tɛisi/ – to be able
Tejsiåÿ /tɛisiθai/ – to be possible
Tendotor /tɛɳdɔtɔr/ – metal detector
Tendy /tɛɳde/ – metal
Tenuf /tɛnyf/ – present(in ‘the present’)
Tera /tɛra/ – flood
Terar /tɛrar/ – to flood
Teraseteg /tɛrasɛtɛʧ/ – floodgate
Teru /tɛry/ – out
Terulan /tɛrylan/ – outside
Tevvigunk /tɛgiʧyɳk/ – to outsmart
Teta /tɛta/ – food
Tetanë /tɛtanɛi/ – famine
Termir /tɛrmir/ – terminus
Tesunk /tɛsyɳk/ – get stuck
Tesmi /tɛsmi/ – spite(noun)
Tetønon /tεtaɔnɔn/ – to feed
Tifak /tifak/– chance
Tile /tilɛ/ – little
Tin /tin/ – tin
Tipo /tipɔ/ – here
Tiposi /tipɔsi/ – to be present
Tiposoåÿ – to become, turn (into(personally))
Tiripus /tiripys/ – spirit
Tiripys /tiripes/ – spiritual
Todyn /tɔden/ – leg
Tof /tɔf/ – foot
Tofan /tɔfan/ – football
Tofaryn /tɔfaren/ – shoe
Tolar /tɔlar/ – to feel
Tor /tɔr/ – effort
Toson /tɔsɔn/ – exist(generally)
Totej /tɔtei/ – real, actual
Totëʰe /tɔtɛjɛ/ – reality
Toyyinz /tɔʥiɳks/ – knee
Töjo /tujɔ/ – past
Töjowi /tujɔʋi/ – past tense
Töjýl /tujĭl/ – before, early
Töjýlunk /tujĭlyɳk/ + dative – to reserve
Töjýmil /tujĭmil/ – last, previous
Tönok /tunɔk/ – yesterday
Tøfon /taɔfɔn/ – feeling
Tøm /taɔm/ – mouth
Tømif /taɔmif/ – taste
Tømunk /taɔmyɳk/ – to taste(personal)
Tømyr /taɔmer/ – to taste(impersonal)
Tøn /taɔn/ – to kiss
Tøʰy /taɔe/ – kiss
Trejanos /trɛjanɔs/ – thirty
Trezanos /trɛksanɔs/ – triangle
Trezeni /trɛksɛni/ – three
Trezenylöhh /trɛksɛneluχ/ – university
TriΔΓo /triŋɔ/ – triangle
Trömpat /truɱpat/ – trumpet
Truba /tryba/ – pipe
Tunk /tyɳk/ – to interest
Turbotor /tyrbɔtɔr/ – superjumbo
Tün /tɐin/ – interest
Tüsä /tɐisɵː/ – fruit
Tyåým /teθĭm/ – measurement
Tyfin /tefin/ – maybe, perhaps
Tyjapar /tejapar/ – to disappear
Tyjapyk /tejapek/ – disappearance
Tyn /ten/ – both
Tynon /tenɔn/ – to measure
Tynym /tenem/ – measurer
Tyrab /terab/ – crowd
Tyrar /terar/ – to crowd
Tyrrat-ro /teʃatʔrɔ/ – drama(school subject)
Tyvenme /tevɛɳmɛ/ – possibility

U

Uåo /yθɔ/ – sacrifice
Uåode /yθɔdɛ/ – sacred
Uåon /yθɔn/ – to sacrifice
Uðyn /yðen/ – bow(archery)
Uʰunk /yːɳk/ – to spare
Uhiju /yhiju/ – music
Uhijukil /yhijykil/ – musician
Uhijuner /yhijynεr/ – musical
Ujijif /yjijif/ – (musical) note
Ulebon /ulεbɔn/ – fort(-ress)
Ulke /yˡkɛ/ – ashamed
Ulki /yˡki/ – shame
Ulkikõbaå /yˡkiko̞ːbaθ/ – shameful
Ulkunk /yˡkyɳk/ – to shame, disgrace (impersonal)
Ulser /yˡsɛr/ – result
Ulsunk /yˡsyɳk/ – to result (in + resultant)
Umikon /ymikɔn/ – to cry out, scream
Umine /yminε/ – subject, topic
Umke /yɱkɛ/ – subject, doer (of an action)
Umkeja /yɱkɛja/ – subjective
Umÿf /ymaif/ – resultant case
Unaversil /ynavɛrsil/ – universe
Unoje /ynɔjɛ/ – court
Unojekil /ynɔjɛkil/ – court-official
Unok /ynɔk/ – county
Unon /ynɔn/ – council
Unovvunk /ynɔgyɳk/ – to testify (to), proclaim
Unovvÿ /ynɔgai/ – testimony
Ununk /ynyɳk/ – to unite
Uny /yne/ – united
Uron /yrɔn/ – to discover
Urunk /yryɳk/ – to find
Uvryðomä /yvreðɔmɵː/ – resilience
Uvryðö /yvreðu/ – resilient
Ux /yz/ – so(to such an extent), as
Uzedon /yksɛdɔn/ – leave(from a certain place)
Uzunk /yksyɳk/ – to yield

Ü

Üf /ɐif/ – blueprint
Üsi /ɐisi/ – limit, parameter, to limit

V

Veraval /vɛraval/ – valley
Vespa /vɛspa/ – wasp
Vestyl /vɛstel/ – west
Vestylano /vɛstelanɔ/ – westside
Vestyler /vɛstelɛr/ – western
Vestylud /vɛstelyd/ – westward(s)
Viåøre /viθaɔre/ – virus
Viåöfry /viθufre/ – parasite
Vidø /vidaɔ/ – wide
Vidõ /vido̞ː/ – width
Viiiigunk /viʒiʧyɳk/ – to settle
Viiiikil /viʒikil/ – settler
Vikni(-esý) /vik̚ni/ – viking
Vilgo /viˡʧɔ/ – village
Vinry /viɳre/ – shop
Vinyn /vinen/ – shopping
Virkil /virkil/ – wise man
Virtaxy /virtaze/ – philosophy
Virtöm /virtum/ – wise
Virtus /virtys/ – wisdom
Virxef /virzɛf/ – insight
Visunk /visyɳk/ – to rear
Vita /vita/ – life
Vitami /vitami/ – lifetime
Vitamun /vitamyn/ – life lesson
Vitar /vitar/ – to live
Vitadon /vitadɔn/ – to grow
Vitadyn /vitaden/ – life-giving
Vitanin /vitanin/ – alive, living
Vite /vitε/ – (human)right
Vix /viz/ – fish
Viz /viks/ – sieve
Vödar /vudar/ – to forget
Vödyr /vuder/ – forgetful
Voiiyn /vɔʒen/ – forgetfulness
Võdar /vo̞ːdar/ – to ignore, neglect
Vøgynunk /vaɔʧenyɳk/ – to dement
Vønun /vaɔnyn/ – content(adjective)
Vul /vyl/ – prophecy
Vulokil /vylɔkil/ – prophet
Vulon /vylɔn/ – to prophesy
Vulö /vylu/ – future
Vulöwi /vyluʋi/ – future tense
Vyå /veθ/ – truth-affirming
Vyåuwon /veθyʋɔn/ – to accept
Vydonil /vedɔnil/ – adult
Vydonø /vedɔnaɔ/ – adulthood
Vydykil /vedekil/ – teacher
Vydynon /vedenɔn/ – to teach
Vydynsary /vedeɳsare/ – teaching
Vydynsi /vedeɳsi/ – to educate, inform
Vyðunk /veðyɳk/ + locative – to support
Vyðury /veðyre/ – support
Vyjunk /vejyɳk/ – to right, correct
Vylil /velil/ – advantage, benefit
Vymakõbaå /vemako̞ːbaθ/ – successful
Vymar /vemar/ – to succeed
Vymary /vemare/ – success
Vyref /verɛf/ – insightful
Vyreta /verɛta/ – river
VyreΔΓý /verɛŋĭ/ – spring
Vysyt /veset/ – visit
Vysyton /vesetɔn/ – to visit
Vytä /vetɵː/ – honest
Vytãm /vetɑːm/ – honesty
Vytï /vetɪi/ – true
Vytur /vetyr/ – truth
Vyv /vev/ – yes
Vyvyv /vevev/ – right, correct(adjective), proper
Vÿtösary /vaitusare/ – statement
Vÿtunk /vaityɳk/ – to state
Vÿtur /vaityr/ – fact

VV

VVaiiezzo /gaʒεzχɔ/– border
VVaiiezzolano /gaʒεzχɔlanɔ/ – borderline
VVan /gan/ – comparative
VVaner /ganɛr/ – comparison
VVanesi /ganɛsi/ – to compare
VVanjed /ganʲɛd/ – weed(plant)
VVehãdil /gɛhɑːdil/ – patriarch
VVehãl /gɛhɑːl/ – patriarchal
VVehöm /gɛhum/ – father
VVig /giʧ/ – complex, complicated, advanced
VVigevvnyl /giʧɛgnel/ – intelligence
VVigevv /giʧɛg/ – intelligent
VVigif /giʧig/ – smart
VVikalon /gikalɔn/ – to weep
VVivvunk /gigyɳk/ – to get to know, find/figure out
VVod /gɔd/ – God (GCT)
VVogre /gɔʧrɛ/ – rational
VVogry /gɔʧre/ – rationality
VVoletam /gɔlɛtam/ – reason(relating to rationality)
VVoletar /gɔlɛtar/ – to reason (with + ablative)
VVoletarë /gɔlɛtarɛi/ – reasonable
VVolge /gɔˡʧɛ/ – logical
VVolgi /gɔˡʧi/ – logic
VVõʰõd /go̞ːːd/ – godly, godlike
VVyhhüma /geχɐima/ – god (male)
VVyvitøn /gevitaɔn/ – to survive
VVÿtyn /gaiten/ – survival
VVÿkil /gaikil/ – survivor
VVÿx /gaiz/ – such, in such a way

W

Waåunk /ʋaθyɳk/ – to search, look (for + dative)
Waåøtÿf /ʋaθaɔtaif/ – index
Waskul /ʋaskyl/ – sight
Wasnihen /ʋasnihɛn/ – hindsight
Wasunk /ʋasyɳk/ – to see, witness
Wasunkë /ʋasyɳkɛi/ – visible
Wazer /ʋaksɛr/ – vision
Wi /ʋi/ – tense
Wif /wif/ – wall
Wigem /ʋiʧɛm/ – patheticness
Wigesi /ʋiʧɛsi/ – to pity, have pity (on)
Wigë /ʋiʧɛi/ – pathetic
WiΔΓoåÿ /ʋiŋɔθai/ – to matter, be important
Wo /ʋɔ/ + resultant – about, concerning
Wod /ʋɔd/ – down
Woʰizi /ʋɔiksi/ + resultant – to cover, speak about
Wolapar /ʋɔlapar/ – to wither, fade away
Woles /ʋɔlɛs/ – slow(adjective)
Wolve /ʋɔˡvɛ/ – wolf
Worak /ʋɔrak/ – narrow
Worÿsi /ʋɔraisi/ – to complain, grumble
Wõry /ʋo̞ːre/ – complaint
Wõsi /ʋo̞ːsi/ – to mention
Wømon /ʋaɔmɔn/ – to frighten
Wy /ʋe/ – way
Wyfak /ʋefak/ – risk
Wyfar /ʋefar/ – to risk
Wyjodar /ʋejɔdar/ – to persuade
Wylin /ʋelin/ + participle OR + dative – so that(with uncertainty)
Wylin – because(uncertain(e.g because I thought…))
Wylin…wylin – whether…or(not affected by purpose clause form)
Wynop /ʋenɔp/ – waypoint
Wyri /ʋeri/ – accident
Wyrïr /ʋerɪir/ – accidental
Wyta /ʋeta/ – tone

X

Xaåelgon /zaθɛˡʧɔn/ – to march
Xaåjöfunk /zaθʲufyɳk/ – to invade
Xahhe /zaχɛ/ – for battle/war
Xande /zaɳdɛ/ – 9
Xandejal /zaɳdɛjal/ – ninth
Xanehhel /zanɛχɛl/ – leader/general in wartime
Xanhoryn /zaɳhɔren/ – pregnancy
Xanhos /zaɳhɔs/ – pregnant
Xanjöfasunk /zanʲufasyɳk/ – to rebel
Xansyrunk /zaɳseryɳk/ – to win against, defeat
Xansyry /zaɳsere/ – victory
Xanxinon /zaɳzinɔn/ – to join forces(in war)
Xanze /zaɳksɛ/ – war
Xanzekil /zaɳksɛkil/ – soldier
Xanzekïlý /zaɳksɛkɪilĭ/ – forces, troops, army
Xanzenigon /zaɳzɛniʧɔn/ – to war, go to war
Xendar /zεɳdar/ – percentage
Xendivar /zεɳdivar/ – percent
Xendyter /zεɳdetεr/ – centimeter
Xenin /zεnin/ – mixture
Xep /zεp/ – Ape
Xibar /zibar/ – shock(verb)
Xibarunk /zibaryɳk/ – to approximate, estimate
Xibary /zibare/ – approximation, estimate
Xidan /zidan/ – tool
Xilo /zilɔ/ – plan
Xilon /zilɔn/ – to plan
Xilys /ziles/ – guess
Xilysunk /zilesyɳk/ – to guess
Xinon /zinɔn/ – to mix, combine
Xiren /zirεn/ – insistence
Xirrysi – to insist
Xovvÿsi /zɔgaisi/ – to solve
Xovvÿsry /zɔgaisre/ – solution
Xonar /zɔnar/ – to repair, fix
Xøkil /zaɔkil/ – fighter
Xøn /zaɔn/ – fight
Xusi /zysi/ – must
Xyd /zed/ – disco
Xyzÿ /zeksai/ – battle
Xÿf /zaif/ – attack
Xÿfon /zaifɔn/ – to fight
Xÿfunk /zaifyɳk/ – to attack
Xÿzi /zaiksi/ – to battle

Y

Y, igan, ïvvino, yme /e, iʧan, ɪiginɔ, emɛ/ – small
Yåyf /eθef/ – it was put into practice
Yåys /eθes/ – they were put into practice
Ybas /ebas/ – fall
Ydop /edɔp/ – process
Ydõ /edo̞ː/ – project
Ydyf /edef/ – skin
Yfÿn /efain/ – mechanism
Ygal /eʧal/ – lamb
Ygina /eʧina/ – donkey
Ygito /eʧitɔ/ – another
Ygri /eʧri/ – edge
Ygros /eʧrɔs/ – finger
Yʰale /ealɛ/ – phase
Yjartit /ejartit/ – caricature
Yjesu /ejɛsy/ – tent
Yjetu /ejɛty/ – speed
Yjo /ejɔ/ – only
Yjonivonkal /ejɔnivɔɳkal/ – car
Yjosaåasakal /ejɔsaθasakal/ – boat
Yjosëfilkal /ejɔsɛifiˡkal/ – train
Yjunk /ejyɳk/ – to drive
Yk, arre, kyzzø, nin, ne, sa, kaå, bölyb, böleb /ek, aʃɛ, kezχaɔ, nin, nε, sa, kaθ, buleb, bulεb/ – to (simplest form of verb, irregular independent conjugations are shown after "yk")
Ym /em/ – absolutive, absolute
Ymar /emar/ – farm (verb)
Ymolif /emɔlif/ – credit
Ymon /emɔn/ – to pay
Ymot /emɔt/ – trust
Ymot-de /emɔtʔdɛ/ – trustworthy
Ymoton /emɔtɔn/ – to trust
Ymtam /eɱtam/ – favour
Ymukil /emykil/ – learner
Ymun /emyn/ – lesson
Ymunk /emyɳk/ – to learn
Yn³ /en/ – a
Ynin /enin/ + ablative – in front of
Ynin + genitive – near
Ynzzøry /eɳzχaɔre/ – fear
Yparte /epartɛ/ – particle
Ypana /epana/ – province
Yres /erɛs/ – feature, aspect, characteristic
Ysar /esar/ – file
Yser /esɛr/ – quote
Ysësi /esɛisi/ – to leave a comment (on + ablative)
Ysi /esi/ – say, speak
Ysil /ysil/ – cheese
Ysry /esre/ – voice
Yto /etɔ/ – a few
Ytof /etɔf/ – toe
Ytõ /eto̞ː/ – automatic
Yv /ev/ + participle OR + dative – so that(with certainty)
Yv – because(certain(e.g because I knew…))
Yv…yv – either..or(not affected by purpose clause form)
Yvodon /evɔdɔn/ – to convince
Yvöry /evure/ – explanation
Yvösuniner /evosyninɛr/ – explanatory
Yvösunk /evusyɳk/ – to explain
Yvvene /egɛnɛ/ – burst
Ywtar /eʷtar/ – weather
Yxyn /ezen/ – flame
Yxyner /ezenɛr/ – flaming
Yyyesi /eʥɛsi/ – to burst (open)

Ÿ

Ÿfer /aifɛr/ – mechanical
Ÿfÿkil /aifaikil/ – mechanic
Ÿhaje /aihajɛ/ – hate
Ÿhajon /aihajɔn/ – to hate
Ÿjon /ajːɔn/ – will(verb)
Ÿjÿjunk /ajːajːyɳk/ – to regret
Ÿjÿn /ajːain/ – regret
Ÿler /ailɛr/ – score
Ÿlofyn /ailɔfen/ – xylophone
Ÿn /ain/ – someone
Ÿnegu /ainɛʧy/ – someone else
Ÿsi /aisi/ – to tell
Ÿx /aiz/ – how(as in ‘how stupid’)

Ý

Ý¹ + genitive /ĭ/ – some
⁴Ýnåÿ /ĭɳθai/ – to be finished/done
Ýbejif /ĭbejif/ – book
Ýbejifïlý /ĭbεjifɪilĭ/ – encyclopedia
Ýbejilsým /ĭbεjilsĭm/ – bibliography
Ýbejum /ĭbεjym/ – library
Ýdus – /ĭdys/ study(noun)
Ýheå /ĭhεθ/– something
Ýl – /ĭl/ short
Ýlamil /ĭlamil/ – soon
Ýlÿsi /ĭlaisi/ – to summarise
Ýlÿsry /ĭlaisre/ – summary
Ýmil /ĭmil/ – while(noun)
Ývvnelif /ĭgnεlif/ – smoke
Ývvnesi /ĭgnεsi/– light(verb), set on fire
Ýze /ĭksε/ – fire
Ýzin /ĭksin/ – table
Ýzymunk /ĭksemyɳk/ – to expose

YY

YYalwe /ʥaˡʋɛ/ – cul-de-sac
YYar /ʥar/ – to embed
YYikÿson /ʥikaisɔn/ – selection
YYiwøn /ʥiʋaɔn/ – to hurry
YYizetu /ʥiksɛty/ – fast, quick
YYizyn¹ /ʥiksen/ – many
YYø /ʥaɔ/ – mean, method

Z

Zanet /ksanɛt/ – heath
Zanum /ksanym/ – vulnerable
Zatan /ksatan/ – contraction
Zatøn /ksataɔn/ – to contract
Zazzunk /ksazχyɳk/ – to organise
Zazzury /ksazχyre/ – system
Zazzü /ksazχɐi/ – systematic
Zazzy /ksazχe/ – organisation
Zedan /ksɛdan/ – dust
Zortýn /ksɔrtĭn/ – 10
Zortyjal /ksɔrtejal/ – tenth

ZZ

ZZãʰýn /zχɑːĭn/ – heavy, serious
ZZon /zχɔn/ – slow(verb), hinder
ZZøtar /zχaɔtar/ – fear, be afraid of
Zzunk /zχyɳk/ – to make up, constitute
ZZyl /zχel/ – schoolbus

ΔΓ

ΔΓola /ŋɔla/ – across
ΔΓolã /ŋɔlɑː/ – along
ΔΓoma /ŋɔma/ – tongue
ΔΓoʰon /ŋɔːn/ – to wash
ΔΓyp /ŋep/ – pure
ΔΓýp /ŋĭp/ – clean

∞

∞aʰas /ɬaːs/ – attentive
∞aneli /ɬanεli/ – armour
∞anelï /ɬanɛlɪi/ – armoured
∞asi /ɬasi/ – to attend
∞asa /ɬasa/ – determined, keen
∞asým /ɬasĭm/ – attention, focus
∞asunk /ɬasyɳk/ – to concentrate, focus (on + ablative)
∞on /ɬɔn/ – to click
∞örr /ɬuʃ/ – foam

Irregular verb conjugations

		reåÿ	aåÿ	joåÿ
Historic conditional: Present	1st person singular	reriwo	ÿwo	jojiwo
	2nd person singular	reriwö	ÿwö	jojiwö
	3rd person singular	rerida	ÿda	jojida
	1st person plural	reris	ajis	jojis
	2nd person plural	reritis	ÿtis	jojitis
	3rd person plural	rerinis	ÿnis	jojinis

Historic conditional: Past	1st person singular	rerowo	øwo	jojowo
	2nd person singular	rerowö	øwö	jojowö
	3rd person singular	rerodo	ødo	jojodo
	1st person plural	reros	ajos	jojos
	2nd person plural	rerotos	øtos	jojotos
	3rd person plural	reronos	ønos	jojonos

Future	Infinitive	røåÿ	øåÿ	jøåÿ
	1st person singular	røåywo	øåawø	jøåøwo
	2nd person singular	røåywö	øåawö	jøåøwö
	3rd person singular	røåyda	øåada	jøåøda
	1st person plural	røåys	øåas	jøåøs
	2nd person plural	røåetys	øåytas	jøåätas
	3rd person plural	røåänas	øåønas	jøåonøs
	+ Imperative	røgäme	øgøme	jøgomä
	- Imperative	rønege	ønyge	jønäge
	Participle	røbäleb	øbøleb	jøböleb

Footnotes

¹These words are plural in meaning, and thus only have a singular form. There is no plural for these words, as that would make no sense

²These words are plural in meaning, and already resemble a plural in their nominative form. Hence, they decline as plurals would, without having a singular form

³These words are singular in meaning, and already resemble a singular in their nominative form. Hence, they decline as singular words do, without having a plural form

⁴These verbs are part of the obscure 5th declension, reserved purely for deponent verbs for which the present infinitive usually ends in "-nåÿ" or, more rarely, "-kåÿ". They decline by changing their stem for different tenses, rather than changing their endings. Fortunately however, most of these verbs follow the example of the verb "menåÿ" (to admit), which lists out these conjugations. Another way to recognise these verbs is that they are the only ones to have "å" in their stem outside of the infinitive, as well as their infinitives all ending in "ÿ"

Sevvufery-English Dictionary

A

Ä

Ã

Å

B

D

E

Ë

F

G

H

HH

I

Ï

II

J

K

L

M

N

O

Õ

Ö

Ø

Ð

P

R

S

RR

T

U

Ü

V

VV

W

X

Y

Ÿ

Ý

YY

Z

ZZ

ΔΓ

∞

Irregular verb conjugations

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