Kala/lexicon/theme
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anatomy
- anta - breathe; suck in; absorb; inhale
- sana - health; hygiene; welfare
- pasa - nausea; feel sick; disgust
- anka - pelvis; hip joint
- kaho - operculum; a covering flap [of skin]
- hatsu - fever; temperature; pyrexia
- asua - hide; pelt; skin; fur; leather
- samya - exhale; blow; puff
- keha - body [human]; health; anatomy
- pese - gland
- tlempe - lymphatic fluid; lymph
- tseno - thigh; crotch
- ika - age; generation
- sila - arteries; veins; blood vessel
- tima - bleed; blood
- sipi - acne; pimple; zit; wart
- niku - muscle; tendon
- siua - nerve; bundle of neurons
- komi - allergic; allergy
- oso - genitalia; groin
- sohua - digest; digestion; digestive
- uha - anus; buttock
- suepa - blister; bleb [watery blister]
- hueta - testicle
- ueso - bone
- muetlo - sweat; perspiration
- pyeta - egg; ovum; spawn
- pyoki - disease; ill; sick
- saka - gender; sex
- oha - gape; yawn; open one's mouth
- yetlo - malnourished and sickly in appearance
- yela - fart; talk nonsense; rubbish! [euphemism]
appendages
- puatli - calf [of the leg]
- tapo - shoulder; upper arm
- tila - finger; indicate; toe
- topi - ankle bone; ankle
- nema - knee; patella
- nehe - fingernail; toenail; scratch
- sonyo - wrist
- sotla - foot; heel
- sune - shin
- tsiue - elbow
- tsopua - ulna (anatomy); bone of the forearm
- ile - hollow at the back of the knee
- ute - arm; armpit; forearm
- yato - hand; palm
- yaka - appendage; leg; limb
head
- puaka - forehead; skull; temples
- kaue - chin; jaw [look at sb]
- kipa - gums; inner mouth
- myeka - neck; throat; voice
- nyase - eyelashes
- senu - hair
- suha - mouth; taste; tongue
- hyesu - esophagus
- tsaua - complexion; looks; appearance of one's face
- tsihyo - discharge of the eyes; rheum
- tsila - lip; outer mouth
- tsupa - saliva; spit
- tlasi - cough [up]
- tlihya - beard; mustache
- ampi - mucus; snot
- ampu - nose; smell
- ana - brain; head; mind
- anu - ear; hear; listen
- anya - eye; look; see
- yatsi - bite; chew; tooth
- yetsa - cry; tear; weep
- yoho - eyelid; flitter; blink
- yotsa - cheek; face
torso
- panue - colon (large intestine)
- petso - abdomen; belly; stomach
- pito - navel; belly button
- poko - bladder; urinate; urine
- puha - lung
- kotsu - clavicle; collarbone
- kupi - nipple; teat [on baby's bottle]
- monto - trunk; torso
- moyo - heart; mind; centre; core
- muta - back; spine; dorsal; vertebrae
- mune - breast; chest; cleavage
- sikyo - womb; placenta; uterus
- hyeku - kidney
- ate - liver [organ]
- uata - intestine; bowel; guts
- uenku - spleen
- yo'i - rib; ribcage
animals
insects
- piyo - bee; honeybee
- pyoho - flea; mite; tick
- kupe - arthropod; tick
- kupu - butterfly
- kute - bite; sting [of insect]
- metse - cricket; grasshopper
- nase - arachnid; spider
- nyamu - mosquito; fly; gnat
- nyolo - ant; insect
- sani - wasp
- seko - scorpion
- hotso - roach; cockroach
- hyesua - beetle
- tsati - hornet
- tsunka - bug; insect; worm
- tlakua - cricket; slug; snail
- a'i - worm
- uese - louse
- yotsu - grub; larva
from the water
- pite - manatee; walrus
- poka - seal; pinniped
- pukue - blowfish; puffer
- puetsa - mantis; octopus
- tepu - scales [of fish]
- tona - tuna
- kehe - shark
- kutsi - prawn; shrimp
- kuami - eel; water snake
- kye'u - gills of fish
- mpoka - squid; ink fish; cuttlefish
- molo - cod
- nkahi - molluscs; crustaceans; echinoderms
- nyanku - whale
- simpu - clam; mussel; oyster
- tsinti - stingray
- tlinka - herring
- tlohi - salmon; trout
- ahe - dolphin; porpoise
- eua - fin [of a fish]
- ole - crust; husk; shell
- uatsi - fish
winged
- tanka - eagle; falcon; hawk
- ala - wing
- tsatle - crane; egret; heron
- hapi - dove; pigeon
- mano - chicken; fowl; poultry
- pato - duck; male prostitute (slang)
- kapyo - gull; seagull
- peka - bat [animal]
- mpelo - buzzard
- si'i - crow; raven
- tsiti - sparrow
- hinti - turkey
- mpiko - black eagle; condor; vulture
- inko - macaw; parrot; puffin
- tsikua - avian; bird
- tsikya - chirp or peep (onomatopoeia); birdsong
- tloma - feather; plumage; plume
- sono - partridge
- oku - owl
- husa - goose; swan
- mpuni - ostrich
- pyotsi - tail or caudal fin or feathers
clothing
- puku - attire; clothes; wear
- nampa - blouse; shirt; vest
- taki - coat; jacket; robe
- solo - socks; stockings; tights
- sapa - boot; footwear; shoe
- opi - belt; sash; strap
- haka - drawers; pants; trousers
- motsi - bag; pouch; sack
- tsukua - tassel; ribbon; bow
- tsesa - apron
- tsosi - silk
- tsili - tailor; to make clothes
- tlipa - ascot; cravat; necktie
- oyo - bead; small round object; pearl
- yasi - cosmetics; makeup
- yole - zip; zipper
- kasa - bamboo; parasol; umbrella
- anti - suspenders; garters; strap; sling
- pano - cloth; woven material; textiles
- palo - cane; staff; walking stick
- menka - cotton
- pesa - bolt of cloth
- mitli - suit; tunic; tuxedo
- tlinku - clink of jewels; tinkling of gem-pendants
- niye - undergarment; underwear
- kona - dress; skirt
- ntoka - button; fasten; knot
- hola - cloth; towel; headscarf
basic verbs
- muya - cause; do; make [CAUS]
- a - exist; be; yes
- yoha - have; possess [POSS]; genitive [GEN]
- pala - can; may; possible; able to
- neya - ought to; suggest [SUG]
- yaso - prepare; get/be ready
- ueha - desire; want; wish [VOL]
- ueyo - intend; intent; intention [VOL]
- ela - become; change into; turn into
- tse'e - appear; seem
- myonta - allow; permit [PERM]
- ketsa - doubt; suspicion [dubitative DUB]
- upya - attempt; try [ATT]
- toho - assert; claim; state
- kume - cancel; repeal; undo
- mula - begin; initial; start
- nkoso - continue; proceed; progressive [PROG]
- opua - end; finish; complete [PFV]
colors
- ketla - red
- kinya - silver; coins
- kitsa - dark; darkly; darkness
- kono - gray; stone; ash
- kuya - green; foliage; verdant
- malo - brown
- mono - blonde; fair
- nila - blue
- nyahi - white; snow
- nyeli / elila - pink; rose
- nyome - beige; tan; khaki
- sahi (-si) - color; hue; shade
- tsalo - clear; transparent
- tsenka - orange
- tlila - purple
- akai (-kai) - deep red
- aoya - deep blue
- ola - gold
- oya - black
- yana - yellow
family
- tlika - family; clan; kin
- ntaha - ancestor; elder
- nata - relative; family member
- tlaka - man; male
- naka - woman; female
- tlaya - marry; marriage; wed
- -ya - in-law; related by marriage
- ntaya - spouse
- taya - husband
- naya - wife
- tsonta - teenager; adolescent
- nta'i - baby; infant
nata (nta) relative |
tlaka (ta) male |
naka (na) female | |
hya- | hyanta grandparent |
hyata grandfather |
hyana grandmother |
o- | onta parent |
ota father |
ona mother |
ue- | uenta parent's sibling |
ueta uncle |
uena aunt |
-ku | ntaku sibling |
taku brother |
naku sister |
-hi | ntahi child |
tahi son |
nahi daughter |
-hya | ntahya grandchild |
tahya grandson |
nahya granddaughter |
-ue | ntaue cousin |
taue (male) cousin |
naue (female) cousin |
-hue | ntahue nibling |
tahue nephew |
nahue niece |
food
- ina - eat; food; sustenance
- kutsu - flesh; meat
- hyota - juice
- tsala - dip; paste; sauce
- tsa'i [tsai] - tea [leaves; plant]
- kaua - coffee
- poma - apple [fruit; tree; color]
- ahya - potato; yam
- nyoma - rice
- nyoki - dumpling; pot-sticker
- tsuama - sandwich; wrap
- tiya - bread; make bread
- aho - chives; garlic; leak
- pima - buttermilk
- mputsa - cheese
- supye - butter; cream; extract
- hyali - dairy; milk
- ale - barley; oats; wheat
- ami - amylum; starch
- panu - pastry; steamed bun; cake
- tekyo - dough; noodle; pasta
- pinka - biscuit; cookie; cracker
- pitsa - pancake; pizza
- moka - flour; wheat; white-faced
- tloke - rye [Secale cereale]
- kopo - fermentation; yeast
- ku'u - cereal; grain
- matla - broth; casserole; soup
- nkapa - alcohol; ale; beer
- tlasa - honey; nectar
- kale - legume
- kani - sausage
- tsaki - chewing gum
- napya - wine
- seto - olive
- sento - leftovers [food]; salad
- tsemu - jam; marmalade
- tsini - sugar; sugarcane
- ipu - dried meat; preserved fruit
- kisue - soda water
- hoka - custard; pudding
- sole - gelatin; jelly
- polo - hops; seed cones
- soho - crop; harvest
- tsoko - cacao; chocolate
- nokye - agriculture
- muena - clams and crabs; seafood
- huetla - peanut
- tsupu - mead [honey wine]
- tsuhu - candy; dessert; sweets
- hyala - cucumber
- nyotlo - nut; seed
spices
- pani - vanilla; vanilla extract [fruit; tree; color]
- penyo - hot pepper; jalapeño; chili; paprika
- puti - mint; spearmint
- kyetsa - mustard; wasabi
- kyonko - flavoring; seasoning; spice
- miku - garlic chives; leek
- nkeli - cassia or cinnamon
- setsi - sage
- suka - acid; sour; vinegar
- heki - oregano [plant/flavor]
- tsi'a - paprika; pepper
- asi - salt
- utsi - parsley
vegetables
- pamya - okra
- tapyo - cassava [leaves]
- tiko - clove [Eugenia aromatica]
- tohi - broccoli; cauliflower
- tohu - bean; pea
- kanka - corn; maize
- kopa - fungi; mushroom
- mante - asparagus
- nkiye - vegetables
- napo - turnip
- noho - chickpea; garbanzo; hummus
- haue - carrot; radish
- husu - artichoke
- tletsu - lettuce
- tlotsi - chives; onion; scallions
- apyo - celery
- ua'a - spinach
- ueke - lentil
- yotli - gourd; melon; squash
house
- tsaka - house; residence; reside
- kato - two story building
- yapo - build; erect; assemble
- huata - shelf; stair
- kuta - fence; wall
- topo - door; entrance; gate
- tatsa - basin; wide-mouthed jar or pot
- pata - tile; brick
- sala - chamber; room; section
- katsa - glass; windshield; window
- tapa - lid; top; cover; canopy; roof; ceiling
- patlo - broom; brush; sweep
- tasu - cushion; mat; pad
- kahu - furniture
- tanye - carpet; mat; rug
- kahyo - porcelain; ceramic
- tenta - curtain; partition; screen
- petsi - basement; cellar
- teko - bottle; pitcher; vase
- topa - bed; couch; mattress
- uetse - toilet; outhouse; WC
movement
- aka - to drive; to move slightly; to shift
- yala - to walk; to go; to travel
- tala - to return; to come [back]; to arrive
- empa - to run; to flee
- mase - to dance; move to music; to flicker [flame]
- tatsi - to stand; to set up; to establish
- sima - to sit; to take a seat
- pyola - to rotate; to revolve; to spin; to whirl
- tlaha - to leave; to depart
- tipua - to decline; to drop; to fall
- topu - to jump; to bounce; to hop
- tapya - to follow; to accompany
- kyehu - to have a moment of leisure; to take a break
- moku - to rest; to sleep
- nkoma - to raise; to hoist; to rise
- hika - to wait; to wait for
- tlina - to stop; to halt; to cease
- ila - to sail; to fly; to navigate
- yoko - to swim; to wade
- emyo - to walk in an awkward, drunken fashion
- inka - to be still; calm; quiet; not moving
- tsimpa - to be lame; move with difficulty
- titsua - to swagger; walk with a wide stance
- kuetso - to stroll; to amble; to walk leisurely
music
- tlapa - horn; wind instrument
- apua - sing; song
- metla - flute; sound of wind; whistle
- koto - drum beat; rhythm
- uetla - an upright drum
- myali - symphony; orchestra
- pyano - piano
- kanu - stringed instrument
- maka - music; play ~; tune
- epye - scrape; scratch; play something (using a bow)
- uase - harmonize; harmonious; harmony
- sile - bell; sounding of a bell as a signal
- koti - beat a ~; drum; rhythm
nature
- maua - flower; plant
- ito - tree; wood
- moli - forest; trees
- naha - creek; river; stream
- muana - ocean; sea
- puna - dirt; earth; land; soil; mud
- kata - essence; nature; universe
- kaya - earth; planet; world
- yama - mountain; hill
- ilo - cave; cavern
- sanka - delta [geography]
- patla - field; pasture; plain
- pana - rain; rainy
- sama - sun; star; solar; stellar
- take - scenery; scene; landscape; view
- tani - gully; ravine; valley
- tsamo - reef; coral reef; shoal rock
- masu - countryside; areas outside the city
- nampu - fountain; spring
- pa'u - tree bark
- maya - fluid; water; wet
- pakyo - storm; violent commotion
- heka - cliff; rock face
- sela - waterfall; cascade; heavy rain
- tsene - lightning; thunderbolt
- pele - volcano; volcanic
numbers
- ye'o - zero; 0
- na'o - one; 1
- ta'o - two; 2
- ha'o - three; 3
- ma'o - four; 4
- ya'o - five; 5
- tsa'o - six; 6
- ka'o - seven; 7
- pa'o - eight; 8
- sa'o - nine; 9
- ue'o - ten; 10
- nye'o - hundred; 100
- tle'o - thousand; 1000
- mue'o - ten thousand; 10^4
- kye'o - hundred thousand; 10^5
- nte'o - million; 10^6
- hue'o - billion; 10^9
higher numbers
- uena'o - eleven / 11
- taue'o - twenty / 20
- nyeka'o - one hundred seven / 107
- hanyetauetsa'o (long form) | hatatsa'o (short form) - three hundred twenty six / 326
- tsatletauema'o - six thousand and twenty four / 6024
ordinals, negatives, fractions etc.
- ki- - ordinal prefix
- Example : kisa'o - ninth (in a sequence)
- Example : kiyanyepa'o - 508th
- ti- - multiple prefix
- Example : tisa'o - nine times
- Example : tiyanyepa'o - 508 times
- i- - fractional prefix
- Example : isa'o - a ninth, 1/9
- Example : iha'o pa'oyo - three eighths, 3/8
- -k - negative/subtractive suffix
- Example : sa'ok - negative nine (-9)
- Example : ue'o ma sa'ok na'o a - 10 and -9 is 1
time
- sanya - second [of time]
- punu - minute [of time]
- tsima - hour; o'clock; time
- yoma - day; daytime
- yomua - dawn; daybreak; morning [a.m.]
- yotso - midday; noon
- puama - afternoon; dusk; evening [p.m.]
- yohua - night; nighttime
- huatso - midnight
- sema - week [7 days]
- sayo - calendar month
- muasa - season
- kueta - spring [season]
- natsu - summer
- aki - autumn; fall
- neku - winter
- anyo - year [365/366 days]
- uenyo - decade; era; period
- nyema - century
- tlenyo - millennium
- atli - future; future tense [FUT]
- aye - past; past tense [PST]
- sayoma - calendar; date
seasons
- muasa - season
- kueta - spring (rainy season)
- natsu - summer (dry season)
- aki - autumn; fall (harvest season)
- neku - winter (snowy season)
toponyms
- yolopa - Europe
- palansa - France
- amenya - Germany
- itali - Italy
- ameyo kita - North America
- kanata - Canada
- mehiko - Mexico
- tlihanya ameyo - USA
- asiya - Asia
- nihono - Japan
- tsunkuya - China
- tlosiya - Russia
- apuha - Afghanistan
- apuka - Africa
- kemeta - Egypt
- konkoya - Democratic Republic of the Congo
- maliha - Mali
- otlali - Australia