Sevvufery-English Dictionary

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.

As of now, the total number of words is 2252.

A

• Aåe /aθε/ – example
• Aåusre /aθysrε/ – digital
• Aåusry /aθysre/ – computer
• Aåusrylif /aθysrelif/ – calculator
• Aåusi /aθysi/ – to calculate, compute
• Aåusta /aθysta/ – screen
• Adar /adar/ – praise, hallow
• Ademal /adεmal/ – drama(conflict)
• Agape /aʧapε/ – agape
• Agar /aʧar/ – to ask
• AgeΔΓ /aʧεŋ/ – question
• AgeΔΓon /aʧεŋɔn/ – to question, doubt
• Agre /aʧrε/ – farm(noun)
• Agrekil /aʧrεkil/ – farmer
• Ahehe /ahεhε/ – neutral
• Ahödunk /ahudyɳk/ – to discuss
• Ahödury /ahudyre/ – discussion
• AhheΔΓen /aχεŋεn/– fame
• AhheΔΓým /aχεŋĭm/ – famous
• Ajeftunk /ajeftyɳk/ – to provide
• Ajil /ajil/ – wife
• Ajonon /ajɔnɔn/ – to return, give back
• Ajunk /ajyɳk/ – to prepare
• Ajyk – /ajek/ back, returned to where something had been
• Ajynud /ajenyd/ – backwards
• Ajýgon /ajĭʧɔn/ – to return, go/come back
• Al /al/ – alley
• Alö /alu/ – plain(adjective)
• Aluminy /alymine/ – aluminium
• Alvepujer /alvεpyjεr/ – avenue
• Alvis /alvis/ – forest
• Amen /amεn/ – amen
• Amon /amɔn/ – like(verb)
• An /an/ – ball
• Anan /anan/ – poor, bad(in ‘Poor choice/bad choice’)
• Anil /anil/ – husband
• Anözif /anuksif/ – grace
• Ansijen /ansijεn/ – ancient
• Anyzil /aneksil/ – ancestor
• AΔΓde /aŋde/ – so, in this way
• Aðada /aðada/ – colour
• Apar /apar/ – to appear
• Apibunk /apibyɳk/ – to resemble
• Apyk /apek/ – appearance
• Arhhunk /arχyɳk/ – to confuse, mix up(impersonal)
• Arhhusi /arχysi/ – to confuse, mix up (personal)
• Arhhü /arχɐi/– confusion
• Aroma /arɔma/ – aroma
• Artifis /artifis/ – artificial, artificially
• Aslek /aslεk/ – church
• At /at/ – mid, medium
• Atom /atɔm/ – atom
• Atominadus /atɔminadys/ – chemistry
• Axyn /azen/ – romantic love
• Axynykil /azenekil/ – relative(noun)
• Axynyn /azenen/ – related
• Axyry /azere/ – relationship
• Azagÿnsi /aksaʧaiɳsi/ – to divorce
• Azar + dative /aksar/ – to marry
• Azary /aksare/ – marriage
• Azer /aksεr/ – relative(adjective)
• Azidik /aksidik/ – careful
• Azifunk + dative /aksifyɳk/ – to care, take care (of/for)
• Azynunk /aksenyɳk/ – to love romantically
• Azzyn /azχen/ – love (in general)

Ä

• Äpon /ɵːpɔn/ – to consume

Ã

• Ãʰãsi /ɑːːsi/ – to annoy
• Ãlnyzi /ɑːˡneksi/ – to treat
• Ãlry /ɑːˡre/ – behaviour
• Ãlsi /ɑːˡsi/ – to behave
• Ãzësi /ɑːksɛisi/ – to interact with one another

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
• 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
• 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 – snot, mucus
• Dogo – 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
• 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
• 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
• 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)
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Gÿ /ʧai/ – tea
• Gÿf /ʧaif/ – jar
• Gÿgros /ʧaiʧrɔs/ – shoulder
• Gÿmil /ʧaimil/ – endtime
• 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
• 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
• 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’)
• 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
• Impentunk /iɱpεɳtyɳk/ – to buy
• Impentyna /iɱpεɳtena/ – rich
• Impëf /iɱpɛif/ – price
• Impifý² /iɱpifĭ/ – loot, bounty (declines like plural)
• Impiklos /iɱpik̚lɔs/ – treasure
• Impovÿf /iɱpɔvaif/ – wealth
• 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
• 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)
• Jehal /jεhal/ – health
• Jeron /jεrɔn/ – to warn
• Jeroner /jεrɔnεr/ – warning
• Jeruʰy /jεrye/ – advice
• Jerunk /jεryɳk/ – to advise
• Jetil /jεtil/ – age(in years)
• Jiiiyno /jiʒenɔ/ – type, kind
• Jiiiynon /jiʒenɔn/ – to classify
• Jiiiynory /jiʒenɔre/ – classification
• Jijar /jijar/ – to perfect
• Jije /jijε/ – high(up)
• Jijída /jijɪda/ – perfect
• Jijídam /jijɪdam/ – perfection
• Jijímfün /jijɪɱfɐin/ – perfectionism
• Jijratem /jijratεm/ – high street
• Jijraterum /jijratεrum/ – town centre
• Jinz /jiɳks/ – junction
• Jizi /jiksi/ – to switch, interchange
• 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
• Jylo /jelɔ/ – zebra (Jýlo)

K

• Kajesinop /kajεsinɔp/ – casino
• Kal /kal/ – vehicle
• Kalba /kaˡba/ – wheel
• Kalse /kaˡsε/ – carbon
• Kalsesary /kaˡsεsare/ – ash
• Kampus /kaɱpys/ – campus
• Kanon /kanɔn/ – to reproduce
• Kalym /kalem/ – potassium
• Karol /karɔl/ – local (person who is from a certain place, from said place’s point of view)
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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)
• Lat /lat/ – art
• Latiso /latisɔ/ – hospital
• Larrit /laʃit/ – alright, O.K.
• Lavis /lavis/ – festival
• Lavona /lavɔna/ – piano
• Lavonÿf /lavɔnaif/ – harp
• 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
• 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

M

• Mahhaʰözi /maχauksi/ – peace
• Mahhajýgon /maχajĭʧɔn/ – to retreat
• Mahhe /maχε/ – power, authority
• Mahheʰe /maχεː/ – might
• Mahhekõbaå /maχεko̞ːbaθ/ – powerful
• Mahhi /maχi/ – ally
• Mahhilï /maχilɪi/ – alliance
• Mahhik /maχik/ – magic
• Mahhø /maχaɔ/ – mighty
• Mahhözï /maχuksɪi/ – peaceful
• Mahhúme /maχɐmɛ/ – absolute, supreme, sovereign
• 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
• Mardun /mardun/ – verb
• Masame /masamε/ – deuteronomy
• Mat /mat/ – market
• Materiz /matεriks/ – matrix
• Mavan /mavan/ – psalm
• Maå /maθ/ – air
• Maåem /maθɛm/ – gas
• Maåodor /maθɔdɔr/ – runway
• 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; future tense: menøåÿ, menøå-, menböleb)
• Menõsi /mεno̞ːsi/ – to stay, remain, dwell
• Mentan /mεɳtan/ – when
• Metroselta /mεtrɔsεlta/ – metro station
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Nagrary /naʧrare/ – business
• Nagraxdunk /naʧrazdyɳk/ – to bow
• Nagraxým /naʧrazĭm/ – bow(for the crowd)
• Nagre /naʧrε/ – great, grand, majestic
• Nagrebaruwer /naʧrɛbaryʋɛr/ – profit
• Nagrebaruwon /naʧrɛbaryʋɔn/ – to profit
• Nagrediga /naʧrεdiʧa/ – great bridge
• Nagredÿme /naʧrεdaimε/ – covenant
• 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
• 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
• Näsry /nɵːsre/ – allowance, license
• Natarrem /nataʃɛm/ – chance, luck
• 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)
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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)
• Ole /ɔlε/ – hello
• Olesaåil /ɔlɛsaθil/ – guest
• Olesi /ɔlεsi/ – to greet, send one’s greetings
• 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
• 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/ – 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
• Øåÿsi /aɔθaisi/ – to inspire
• Øåÿsry /aɔθaisre/ – inspiration
• Øjunk /aɔjyɳk/ – to cultivate
• Ølym /aɔlem/ – silver(element)
• Ømyn /aɔmen/ – heel
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Punk /pyɳk/ – keep
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Rylï /relɪi/ – category
• Ryfon /refɔn/ – to carry
• Rygiiiin /reʧiʒin/ – fellowship
• 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 – 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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
• Töjo /tujɔ/ – past
• Töjowi /tujɔʋi/ – past tense
• Töjýl /tujĭl/ – before
• 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
• 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
• 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

• 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 – forgetfulness
• Võdar – to ignore, neglect
• Vøgynunk – to dement
• Vønun – 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
• Vymar /vemar/ – to succeed
• Vymary /vemare/ – success
• Vyref /verɛf/ – insightful
• Vyreta /verɛta/ – river
• 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 out
• 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
• 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)
• Waskul /ʋaskyl/ – sight
• Wasnihen /ʋasnihɛn/ – hindsight
• Wasunk /ʋasyɳk/ – to see
• Wasunkë /ʋasyɳkɛi/ – visible
• Wazer /ʋaksɛr/ – vision
• Wi /ʋi/ – tense
• 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
• Xonar /zɔnar/ – to repair
• 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
• 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
• 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
• 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

• ݹ + 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
• Zedan /ksɛdan/ – dust
• Zortýn /ksɔrtĭn/ – 10
• Zortyjal /ksɔrtejal/ – tenth

ZZ

• ZZãhýn /zχɑːĭn/ – heavy
• 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

∞

• ∞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

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 ends in "-nåÿ". They decline by changing their stem for different tenses, rather than changing their endings. Fortunately however, these verbs all 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.