aba < aeba (sober) 1. serious, somber ada < aeda (corpse) 1. the entire body of a human or animal 2. the torso adelu < aedelu 1. large city Agumosio < Agumosou 1. a city of Tagua aguo < aegou 1. awry, wrong, askew, off aguompa < aegoubu (eccentric, crank) 1. prankster, practical joker aio < aog@ (uncertainty) 1. uncertainty, confusion; 2. a fool akua < aek@ 1. air alani < alenin 1. a civil war alazia < T. fal:zam 1. birch alazibaru < birch-bark 1. birchbark alio < alou 1. flower ana < aena 1. hungry anelo < aengeilo 1. military ani < aenil (a hair) 1. hair ania < anaen 1. dry aoba < aoba 1. a mason apo < apo 1. fruit aponia < (fruit-nia) 1. cherry Asala < Asale 1. a city of Rathedan asei < asin 1. heavy astalo < N. sp‡lo - castle asu < ashu (chief, supreme) 1. important, relevent asumpa < ashubu 1. chieftain, leader, headman; 2. captain of a ship ata < ate 1. to keep ati < aeti (river) 1. large river; 2. to flow atu < aetu 1. old ava < ®dhade ¾va 1. sin avrolo < N. @lvolo 1. craftsman's shop avumo < N. avumo 1. refuse, trash aza < az@ 1. woman baga < bage 1. rough, not smooth; 2. difficult terrain Balani < Balanin 1. 1st ruling dynasty of Huyfarah bampa < baebu (root, anchor) 1. the root of a plant; 2. to tie up or moor (a boat) bana < baena (beg, supplicate) 1. to beg; 2. to squirm in embarassment baomia < baomast 1. steward, caretaker, manager of daily operations baotaka < baoteka 1. general, military commander baotau (baopatau) < baobadew 1. uncle bapu < baebur 1. strong bare < baere 1. to own (land) baru < ebaeru (bark, husk) 1. bark of tree; 3. husk or skin of fruit; 3. basket, especially one of woven bark; 4. < baeru - real estate, land property basa < bashe 1. stick, branch; 2. spine, keel of a ship basia < bashel 1. twig, sprig, or bud batau < badew 1. father beca < beicha 1. leg bepu < beibul (genitals) 1. to conceive, become pregnant bepusa < beibulsa (vagina) 1. orifice, opening beusui < bewshin (unlucky) 1. pleasant, fortunate bia < bas 1. calm; smooth (of an interaction); 2. < baeb - to miss (not hit) bie < beb 1. to punish bimpa < bi@bu 1. scratch, rub, massage; 2. < ebi@bu - singer bio- < bou 1. re-; to (v.) again bipe < ebi@be 1. to sing biusin < N. bjusjin 1. woes, difficulties bo < bous 1. ox boaka < eboage 1. to push, impel boeti < boeisti (debauchery) 1. an orgy; 2. any rowdy party boka < boug@ 1. the back or rear (of sth.); 2. stern of a ship boie < boei 1. star boieia < boeiaeg@ 1. latitude boieku < boeigur (respect) 1. respect; 2. to honor the dead boiemea < boeimate 1. astronomy; 2. navigation; to chart a course Boipa < Boi@ba 1. a city and river in Lasumu bola < boula 1. earth, soil bolakisa < (soil-cut) 1. plow bolavaria < (soil-dance) 1. a dance popular in many Kuaguatia villages boma < bom@ 1. wheat bota < ebouta (seed) 1. seed; 2. potential botu < boutu (pierce, penetrate) 1. to pierce or make a hole in; 2. to sodomize (influenced by boga "back, rear") bumu < ebumu 1. belly bupei < bubish (warm) 1. very hot; 2. boiling (of water) caio < chaok 1. king, patriarch caiosa < chaoksa 1. queen, matriarch came < chaeme 1. to study casu < chaeshum 1. powerful, noble, influential cega < chega 1. only, sole cevo < (one-vo) 1. number ciba < chi@ba 1. to tie, bind, knot cinu < chi@nu 1. husband civo < N. c’vo 1. significant other cua < chaen 1. fire; 2. to burn cualo < chaenglo (lavatory) 1. cesspool cue 1. < chek (throw) to throw; to propel through the air (as wings do a bird); 2. < chek@l (vomit) to vomit; 3. chelch (danger) to warn cuela < cheil@ 1. teacher cueno < cheino 1. v. ask cui 1. < chi@n (marry) to marry Cuise < Chisse 1. a city of the north coast cuo < chosk (hostile) 1. threatening, hostile; 2. ominous, portentious cutu < chutu 1. to spit daca < +tacha (older sister) 1. nanny dacaio < dachaok (princess) 1. princess; 2. young girl (affectionate) dagalo < N. djaga-lo (king) 1. barony Daiatio < Dayadok 1. person from Rathedan dakana < dagane (camp) 1. n. camp, campsite; 2. v. to make camp dapa < daba 1. white dapola < (white-soil) 1. clay dasto < N. d‡spo 1. warrior dasui < dashi@m (hemp, canvas) 1. n. canvas, sail dati < +taedi (shelter) 1. sanctuary dau < dau 1. male, masculine dei < +tir (door) 1. foyer, hall deka < +teka (army) 1. imperial or royal guard demia < demash 1. feast, formal party or celebration denam < N. dŽnam 1. breathe deumu < dewmuh 1. hunt dia 1. < daeng (mountain) peak or apex; 2. < das (fight) fight; climax (of a conflict) die 1. < deing (finger) finger; 2. < deip (offspring) offspring or children (of an animal, or deprecatively, of people) dielo < deik@lo 1. holy or sacred ground; 2. haunted place Dietei < deidin (numinous, frightening, awesome) 1. the god of Etiotu; 2. (lower case) very good; excellent dikuo < +tikuo (stone) 1. brick din < N. ding 1. hill, hillside; sloped ground Din Tor < 'acorn hill' 1. a town of Kuaguatia, in the north dioma < doumah 1. glass diu < duk@s (teacher, master) title of respect for a teacher (e.g. Diu Daodas) dizo < dizo 1. unremarkable, boring dopa < +toba (horn) 1. antler duma < +tuma (pirate) 1. leader or king of pirates or outlaws dumpa < du@bu (smell) 1. n. smell, odor; 2. v. give off an odor ebei < ebich (necessary) 1. mandatory, required ebeu < ebewr 1. short ebi < ebi 1. say, speak ebie < ebed@ (order, arrange) 1. to arrange, line up; 2. count ebio 1. < ebop - music; 1. < ebour@ - strange, weird ebiu < ebiu 1. guilty ebue < ebu@we 1. v. to carry, hold ede < ede 1. to play (an instrument) edempa < edebu 1. musician edeuni < edewnin 1. holy, sacred Edia < Edak 1. The people who speak Naidda ediata < (tree-corpse) 1. tree stump edie < edei 1. tree; 2. mast (of a ship) ediena < edeinae 1. to live, reside edimu < edi@mu 1. to show mercy ege < ege 1. all, every egie < egei 1. upward egran < N. Žgran 1. payment egria < egraen (satisfy) 1. to work for, be employed by eguko < egugo 1. to deceive, con eguo < egol 1. foot eiciso < (black-night) 1. black eiga < is@ga 1. early eione < eione (obscure) 1. obscure, arcane, complex eioti < eioti 1. daytime eiu < eiw@l 1. west ekue < ekei 1. egg ekui < ekui (blessing, benefit) 1. adj. blessed, graced; 2. n. payment enia < enaed@ (feel) 1. to emote; be overwrought enono < enouno 1. to get into trouble eompa < eobu (sleep) 1. to sleep; 2. to be dead epa < epaem 1. to cry epagua < epagaeg@ 1. distance east to west; longitude epe < epe (sit, meet) 1. to meet epia 1. < epaf - light (not heavy); 2. < epag - adj. far; 3 < epag - n. distance north to south epie < epel 1. to rest, nap, take a break epuo < epou 1. because erenam < N. ŽddŽn‡m 1. misery, suffering erolo < erolo (impotent) 1. fickle, frail, powerless esa < eshaed (much) 1. adj. much; 2. n. a large amount ese < ese 1. bleed eta < eta 1. stop etabo < edabo@ (corrupt, rotten) 1. rotten, decaying, spoiled etabomu < (rotten-belly) 1. stomach flu, abdominal illness eteiu < etewg 1. forest etese < eteshe (sail, govern) 1. v. sail, journey by water; 2. v. plan, control etesu < eteshu 1. n. ship etidu < eti@du 1. metal Etiotu (Etug@ + new) 1. "New Etug@"; the official Kuaguatian religion (considered heretical elsewhere) Etiu < Etug@ 1. the religion of Huyfarah eua < ewa 1. snake eumpa < ewbu (urchin, petty criminal) 1. city rat; 2. crow or raven eumu < ewmu (reject, hate) 1. reject, turn (someone) away eupa < ewpa 1. statue, monument, memorial evre < N. Žvre 1. destroy evrolo < N. Žrvolo 1. hospital, sickhouse eziu < ezul 1. to take fafor < Athata f‡for 1. strength Faluin < Miw fa:lwin (meeting place) 1. a town of western Kuaguatia fapa < Athata ‡fpa 1. to raise, lift Faralo < Faralo 1. the parent language of Kuaguatian farili < Miw fa:rhili: (bad water) 1. swamp fava < Miw famva 1. rose fikravuan < Miw fi:kravwan 1. ceremony fizatiu < fizaetud (rookie) 1. an apprentice foata < imitative 1. to masturbate foga < foga (make) 1. v. create, design, engineer forzin < Miw furzin (tree-life) 1. elm fram < Miw fra:m 1. berry fuilian < Miw fwilja:n 1. cooperation; teamwork fuipio < Miw fwipju (move, motion) 1. alive gafacu < gafachu (criminal) 1. (legal) prisoner gafia < gafach (crime) 1. a pity, a shame, a letdown gaio < gaos 1. boat or ship (all types) gan < N. gan (knife) 1. sword gape < +kape (last year) 1. history gasu < gashu 1. rabbit gata < gate 1. wood, wooden gatemea < (wood-mea) 1. carpentry gatia 1. < gatach (galley) 1. galley (of a ship) 2. < gatel (board) plank, board, beam; 3. (by confusion of 1 and 2) a bar (on which food/drink is served) gatisavo < (wood-cut-vo) 1. woodcutter, lumberjack gese < +kese (blood) 1. internal organs gonei < gonin 1. brother goron < N. goron 1. desert gozu < gozu 1. difficult guato < +kalto (wind) 1. windstorm, hurricane guemea < +keipmate 1. attunement to nature gueru < geiru 1. atheist guesa < geipsha 1. a sheep gui < gis 1. knife guisa < gissa 1. to cut guo 1. < gou (road) and < goul (path, way) - road, path, track, trail; 2. < goum - high, upper; 3. < gout (dull) blunt, rounded; 4. round (number), estimated guoka < gouga 1. to break guomea < (path-mea) 1. advice guoriu < gourun (desert) 1. desolate; bleak, depressed guru < guru 1. guts, gore gutu < gu@tu 1. so, therefore ia < aem@l 1. fly (insect) iamu < ammu (steal) 1. to hurt, steal from, or wrong (someone) iamumpa < ammubu (thief) 1. criminal; 2. a cad iania < aenal (downward; ship's hold) 1. downward; 2. place for storage of goods iapo < alpo 1. manufacture, make iapompa < alpobu 1. craftsman ibe < ibe 1. use; 2. touch icua < ichaem@l 1. knowledge, skill, expertise idiu < idu@ng 1. sea, ocean idua < idwae 1. arm ie < eim (turn) 1. to turn; 2. to change iebou < eibur 1. to swim Iecelade < Enchelade 1. a city in Lasumu iedu < eidu 1. to fail iega < eig@ (good) 1. thorough, solid, sound ieka < eik@ 1. animal (mammalian) ieku < eiku 1. to kill iemea < eik@mate 1. animal husbandry; selective breeding ieni < einish@ 1. to fly ienia < (fly-nia) 1. gnat, mosquito ievo < N. jevo 1. miner ieze < elje (clean) 1. clean, pure, fresh ifisia < ifisaen@ (the spiritual world) 1. heaven, enlightenment; 2. freedom igunia < (rope-nia) 1. string, twine ilia < i@laen@ (disaster) 1. accident; any unfortunate occurrance ima < i@ma (symbol, sign) 1. symbol, glyph; 2. any sign or posted notice; 3. name or title (of a written work) ima < im@ (sew) 1. to sew, weave imavo < (ima + agt) seamstress, weaver imo < N. ilmo 1. dress (garment) imu < i@mu (head, top) 1. top, highest point; 2. upward facing surface ina < i@n@ 1. to see; to notice; to find ioba < oub@ 1. all or almost all iolio < oslok 1. to forget iomio < oumol 1. sister iomu < oumu 1. mother iopu < oupu 1. deep; far down iosu < oushu (promise) 1. contract, agreement, treaty iotu < oltu 1. new, young iozu < ouzu 1. yesterday ipa < ip@ (straight) 1. straight, direct; 2. a straight line; 3. rigid ipi < ipi (liver) 1. the liver; 2. a dish made with liver; 3. courage, bravado irun < N. ’ddung (sea, ocean) 1. saltwater, brine iso < isho 1. night isonio < ishonoun (journey) 1. to journey, travel; 2. the major river of the region (so-called because the Puoni journeyed across it to their current home) iu 1. < u@sh (blow, breathe) 1. breath, wind; 2. < uw (cruel, savage) primitive; tribal (deprecative) iudrivo (partial reborrowing from Naidda) < undribu (comedian) 1. entertainer, performer ieueu 1. wolf (imitative) iuga 1. < ug@ga - late, later; 2. < ulg@ - taste iugu 1. < ulgu (rope) rope, cord, tether; 2. < wugu (guilty) to hang, execute (by confusion with rope); 3. to punish, heckle, yell at, make trouble for (in response to a wrong; by extension of 2) iulo < uwlo 1. barbarian iumie < uwmei (yellow) 1. yellow; 2. urine iumu < iwmu (beautiful) 1. attractive; well-arranged; well-chosen iumusa < iwmusa (beautiful girl) 1. slut (offensive) Iusio < Ussor 1. old capital of Huyfarah kada 1. < kada to amuse or make (someone) laugh; cheer (someone) up; 2. < kaeda - ash, ashes kadia < kadal 1. to like, appreciate kaoga < kaog@ 1. fog, mist, drizzle kaogatei < kaogadin 1. uncle kaotaca < kaotacha 1. aunt kapa < kape 1. last year kecue < kechem 1. personal honor; face (as in 'save face') keio < keoch 1. angry; upset, disturbed kekue < (eggs) 1. testicles keomiu < T. k'eomun 1. daisy kepelu < kepeilu 1. rain kese < kese 1. blood; blood-red kiara < N. kjara 1. cluster, grouping kiarakue < (cluster-grass) 1. a local tallgrass species kiaruilo < (group-house) 1. town kiki < kiki 1. an expensive but popular spice kirnom < Miw ki:rhnom 1. a robin kivatri < Miw kimvatri 1. brook, small stream kola < kol@ (absurd, crazy) 1. crazy or terrible (idea, plan, etc); absurd, stupid kou < k@wu 1. priest of Etiotu; 2. title for such kreota < kreota (seize, capture) 1. capture, take, steal kria < krash 1. bold, daring ku 1. < ku - spirit, soul, mind; 2. < ku@t - devil, demon kua < kash (amusing) 1. funny; 2. inappropriate Kuagua < Kaz@gad 1. the lands around the Isonio river delta Kuaguatia < (Kaz@gad + taem, south) 1. the lands of the Puoni, on the southern border of Kuagua kualo < kaklo 1. border, boundary, demarcation kuato < kalto (wind) 1. wind kue < keip 1. small plants and vegetation (herbs, etc) kuei < kuin (holy) 1. an enlightened spirit kuemea < keipmate (herblore) 1. informal garden; 2. gardening kuenia < (grass-dry) 1. hay kuenialo < (hay-lo) 1. barn; hayloft kueze < keize (snow) 1. snow, ice kufia < kufas 1. temple kuma < ku@ma 1. to redo, start over kuo < kouw@ 1. tongue; 2. rudder kuocelio < T. qwotsfeloz 1. flight; exodus kuoci < T. qwotsfi 1. flee kuria < kusraem 1. olive kusia < kusaep 1. to worship kutra < T. q'utla 1. sack kutrabue < sack-carry 1. saddlebag lade < lade 1. not much laoma < laoma 1. long lapu < laepu (bone) 1. bone; 2. penis lapusa < laepusa (penis) 1. clitoris (by confusion with -sa, 'female') lasei < lashin 1. national, ethnic laste N. l‡ste 1. recover (from illness or setback) Lasumu < Lashumu 1. a land upriver of Kuagua leasai < N. lŽasjai 1. story, tale (fictional) lega < lega (word) 1. word, words; speech; language legua < legal (write) 1. to write or compose leguesa < legeisha 1. poetry, verse leilica < T. li:k'litsa 1. ash (tree) leu < m@lew (figure out) 1. realize, discover lia 1. < lad - healthy, sound; 2. < lash - land, country liamea < ladmate 1. medicine, medical practice liapo < lalpo 1. to heal, cure liapompa < lalpobu 1. doctor lie 1. < lei - bird; 2. < leid - year liedei < leidin 1. annual liedie < leideing 1. wing lielu < leilu 1. rowboat lieso < leisho 1. cold limu < li@mu 1. to smile loleaca < T. lo:flea:tsa 1. ring lomo < loumo (visit) 1. to visit; 2. to entertain visitors lote < loute 1. right, correct luba < luba 1. to lie luoga (eluoga) < eluoga (abundant, common) 1. common, frequent mabe < mabe 1. mouth macou < machud 1. slave madei < maedid@ (intelligence) (influenced by maede, heart) 1. personality; one's mind, heart, demeanor, and charisma madru < mardu 1. human; a person madu < maedu 1. pointless; moot magua < magach 1. to loot, plunder maguapa (muaogupa) < mwaogube (grave) 1. grave or very serious; 2. a heavy personal burden maiga < maiga (empty) 1. empty; 2. drunk maigavo < maiga (empty + vo) 1. nonbeliever in Etiotu makua < T. mak':at 1. hat manavo < N. m‡'navo 1. wise man, sage maro < N. m‡ddo 1. wander, drift masa < maesa 1. a cow or bull mate < mate 1. know, be familiar with matei < matib@l 1. compass, magnet matie < matel 1. to suspect, infer mavo < mae (believe + vo) 1. a believer meaboie < mateboei 1. astrolabe mebe < mebe (peasant) 1. peasant, farmer; the rabble, masses mebelia < (farm-land) 1. field, pasture mebelo < mebelo 1. a farm mei < mish (modern) 1. old, dated meia < Miw mija: 1. cat, feline meiu < mewk 1. protest, object to menio < menio 1. boy or young man meokua < meokat 1. apprentice, young student meotro < T. meotlo 1. freeze mesta < N. mŽsta 1. orderly, tidy metraco < T. me:tlatso 1. shoe mi < mi 1. no, none mia 1. < maeg - today; 2. < mas - a few miage < malge (suck) 1. to inhale, suck; 2. suction, vacuum miasto < N. mj‡sko 1. dinner party miatia < mastach 1. government, management Midu < Mi@du 1. a city of northern Kuagua mie 1. < mei (trade) a bargain or deal; 2. < meil (read) to read miecaio < menchaok (prince) 1. nobleman miegaio < mengaos (first mate) 1. a second-in-command miekou < meikut 1. bastard, asshole miempa < meibu (trader) 1. trader, merchant; 2. a hard bargainer mio < mou 1. skin miodu < moudu 1. to measure miopi < mospi (uncultured) 1. uncivilized; having a rudimentary lifestyle (polite term) mioru < mouru 1. narrow misau (misagu) < mishagu (holiday, day off) 1. leisurely travel; outdoor activity done for pleasure (such as a picnic) miu < mus 1. to grow miumea < musmate 1. agriculture, farming moanata < T. moyanna:ta modru < mordu (front) 1. the front side; chest (of a person); 2. prep. in front of, before moge < moge 1. backwards mola < mola (full) 1. full; 2. drunk molan < N. molan (lively, energetic) 1. a fiddle momusi (miomusie) < moumushez@ 1. council mosalo < N. moslo 1. large city mosei < mosin 1. civilized; opposite of miopi mosio < mosou 1. harbor mosiui < backformation from mosiuilo (general store) 1. goods, supplies mosiuilo (harbor-house) 1. general goods store moue < mowe (oral sex) 1. perversion muba < muba 1. worm mubazei < mu@bazin 1. lawless, anarchic mube < mube 1. foolish, rash muekadin < ®dhade mwexadhin 1. baker muimei < muymis 1. stupid muodu (guomuodu) < goumoudu, clipped (cross-staff) 1. device for measuring (anything) musidiu < mushidut@ 1. philosophy, school of thought Muvea < (N. Momuva'e) 1. a city of Kuagua naba < naebaem 1. small nabe < nabe 1. red nabo < (red-fruit) 1. apple naca < nacha 1. noblewoman nada < ngad@ 1. to have sex nadiro < nadirlo 1. secret, concealed; hard to find or see naga 1. < nag@ - false god; 2. < naga - interior, indoors nagu < nagu 1. a bear naioga < naongga (split) 1. split, tear; 2. divorce; schism naiu < nayu 1. noodles, pasta naleapa < ®dhade n¾l¾ph 1. domestic animal; livestock name < naeme 1. pron. some, any namoe < N. namoe 1. orange (fruit) namu < naemuh 1. orange nane < ngaene (neck) 1. neck; 2. bridge nanu < ngaengu 1. to laugh naokui < T. naokwi 1. fur naonu < naonu (divide) 1. a part, division, piece nape < naepe 1. to swell up napevo < naepe+vo 1. pregnant woman napoca < napocha 1. to play, have fun nario < naror 1. horse nariugu < (horse-rope) 1. hitch nasina < nashinga 1. futile, hopeless nata < nata 1. nobles; the nobility naula < na+ul@ (rise, lift) 1. esteemed; respected navam < N. n‡v‡m 1. tiny naza < naz@ 1. east Nazakualo < 'east-border' 1. a town of Kuaguatia on the border with Kuagua nazua < T. nnazwa: 1. wren neca < necha 1. wife nege < nege 1. the most; maximum nei < ni@n conj. if/then neio < neos 1. sick, ill nia 1. < nat - baron; 2. nia < ngal - very niakua < T. na:sqak 1. pain niala < ngal@r 1. too much, excessive nialie < ngalleil (flood) 1. flood; 2. disaster; disastrous overabundance niasa < ngapsh@ 1. thick; stout niatei < ngastis (villain) 1. adventurer, explorer, wide traveler nibiu < ngi@bul 1. needle nieba < ngeib@ 1. toe niede < ngeide 1. to wipe; brush by niena < neing@ 1. leaf nigatia < ngigatach (bireme) 1. large or seagoing ship nigatimea < ship+know 1. seamanship nimpa < ngi@bu 1. sharp; precise nio < noun 1. to go nioga < nioga 1. war; battle niolo < noulo 1. (street) paved street nioru < ngouru 1. ancient nioza < die + ouz@ (suicide) 1. ritual suicide nubazi < nubazi (realization, enlightenment) 1. clear, straightforward, unobstructed nuge < nuge 1. easy nura < ngura 1. brown; 2. cloves o- < io (noble, big) 1. big, grand, or noble X; extension of X oa < oa 1. salt obo < obo prep. for, for the purpose of, regarding, about odio < iodol (o + shine) 1. the sun odro < ordo 1. eye odu < odu (come) 1. to come; 2. to witness oia 1. < oaem - right side; 2. < o+ia (big + fly) bee okue < o+plant 1. grass; grain okuelo < (grain-lo) 1. grain warehouse oliena < olyena 1. to blunder (in speech); offend omie < o+yellow 1. gold (color or metal) omiekue < (golden-grain) 1. barley opa < op@ 1. ear oriu < (o-mouse) 1. rat ote < ote 1. run, hurry otio < otoun 1. thin, narrow otiro < (day-ten) 1. a ten-day; a week otro < origin uncertain 1. composition; makeup otromea < (composition-know) 1. alchemy oza < ioza (noblewoman) woman who is mature, wise, respected; a title for such ozia < iozal (noble girl; figurehead of ship) 1. bow of a ship pabase < (wheel-branch) 1. axle; fulcrum pabo < pabo 1. to categorize; list pabue < (wheel-carry) 1. wagon, cart pacuna < pachuna 1. to count, add up (or do any other math) padu < padu 1. to attack; to brawl, fight paie < (round-turn) 1. spin, twist paievo < (spin-vo) 1. potter; 2. tornado panton < Miw pa:ntun (music-red) 1. guitar paogua < baogas (ship captain) 1. naval commander papa < paem (round; reduplicated) 1. round, circular; 2. wheel papreue < (wheel-water) 1. waterwheel pavo < paen + vo (chew) 1. tooth pe < pei (big) pea < pea 1. ready pei 1. < pir - goat; 2. < pig@l - first; immediate 3. < pi@m - low, near the ground; 4. < pi@m - bow, submit, offer fealty pelo < epelo 1. chair pelonaro < (horse-chair) 1. saddle pemia < peimaeb 1. mystery; the unknowable; suspense pempa < peilbu 1. hourglass pepa < pep@ 1. last, final pepe (pebe) < epepe peria < peras (knight) 1. noble or honorable person petu < peitu 1. apart; far away pi < pi 1. fingernail piazar < Miw pjaza:r 1. magnolia pielu < epeilu 1. to rain piesa < epeisha 1. fish pila < pila 1. send po < poun 1. island poge (paboge) < epaepoge 1. to curse, swear poni < pouni 1. plants, vegetation ponim < Miw pu:ni:m 1. burrow popu < popu 1. fear, apprehension Poria < Porash 1. a river of Huyfarah poria < porat 1. trustworthy prai < Miw plaj 1. bead pron < Miw pru:n 1. to buy pua < puw@ 1. nose puma < kpu@ma 1. smoke pumareue < smoke+water 1. steam punem < N. purnem 1. heathen Puoni < epuonim (heathen) 1. of Kuaguatia 2. the language of Kuaguatia ra < ha 1. meat racui < hachish 1. garlic rade < raede XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX radiro < hadirlo 1. open, available Ragui < Hagib@l 1. central Huyfarah rakori < Miw rhamkuri: 1. oak rapaba < haepabe (begin) 1. to become rari < rari (addicted) 1. to need Raria < Haran 1. person native to old Huyfarah Rasadia < Rasedan 1. Rathedan, the western mountain region ratiu < haetud (veteran) 1. veteran; 2. lifelong ratu < raetu 1. to hear regue < (water-upward) 1. a spring (of water) reguo (reueguo) < hewegou 1. dock, pier, wharf rei 1. < hi@m - cloud reilu < hislu (child, heir) 1. child; 2. firstborn son reiu 1. < rewng - flat, smooth; 2. reiu < rewng@l - platform reiulo < rewnglo - 1. plain, flatlands reivo < his@l (bequeath) + vo 1. heir renei < (water-fly) 1. rainstorm reo < ®dhade re:o 1. fox reokue < (water-grain) 1. rice reteka (reueteka) < heweteka 1. navy, fleet reue < hewe 1. water reuebe < rewebe (unable, useless) 1. useless; 2. neglected or forgotten (for lack of worth) reuemio < (water-not-deep) 1. a ford ria < hab 1. to eat rialu < haglu (gross) 1. disgusting, gross; 2. bad or disgusting food; offal (by confusion with eat) ricui < hichid@ (misuse of office) 1. incompetent; incompetence rie < 1. hei (blue) blue or green; 2. < heil - foreign riebelo < (blue-farm) 1. vineyard riefram < (blue-berry) 1. grape riekou < helkun 1. enemy riepiu < heipud (crooked, deformed) 1. deformed, misshapen; 2. mentally ill; having a twisted or sick mind rievo (partially reborrowed) < ebreibo 1. ruins; old remains rifia < rif@s 1. ugly rio < hou 1. coast riola < roul@ (care for) 1. to nurse (the ill) rioziu < houzung 1. left side riso < risho 1. con, defraud Ristiu < Histu@n@ 1. an Eastern nation ritiu < hitug@ (physical reality) 1. tangible, solid, physical riu 1. < rud - man; 2. < huz - mouse riua < hi@wa 1. rotten robe < robe 1. feather roda < roda 1. have, own rodu < rodu 1. possessions; one's things roga < rog@ 1. to perform, act; 2. to hold up under pressure rubasto < N. rub‡sto 1. belligerent, aggressive rulasa < rulasa 1. whore, prostitute rumu < hu@mu 1. wrong runa < ru@nah (pagan priest) 1. blasphemer rupei < hupis 1. conquer; overcome rusua < rushan 1. to blame ruzatiu < huzaetug@ (immorality, evil) 1. vice, corruption, wrongdoing saci < saechi 1. soft sacui < +hachish (garlic) 1. onion salei < (meat-bird) 1. chicken sama < Athata s‡ma 1. lamp, candle samori < N. s‡moddi 1. mortar, cement sare < +ware (love) 1. passion; great love affair satiu < saetug@ 1. virtue, morality; faithfulness secasei < sechasin 1. lucky, fortunate secua < sechas 1. good luck, good fortune sede < +wede (vegetable) 1. cabbage sei 1. < si@n - drink seien < N. sŽ'ejŽn 1. metallurgy seilu < +hislu (child) 1. baby, infant seisa < sissa (bitch) 1. dog seka < seka 1. name; 2. to call selo < selo 1. spear semar < N. semar 1. copper sercaio < serchaok 1. emperor serei < serin 1. imperial sernia < sernat (minister of state) 1. high counselor seteika < T. setiek: 1. longbow seue < +hewe (water) 1. lake; 2. alcohol sia < saep 1. give siareue < saeng+hewe 1. wash sicui < +hichid@ (misuse of office) 1. bad king, evil emperor sie < seish 1. louse, tick siekou < + helkun (enemy) 1. arch-enemy siepu < +heipud (deformed) 1. abomination silo 1. < silo - tooth, fang; 2. < +wilo (house) villa, estate sima < +wim@ (mud) 1. shit, excrement Sincan < reborrowing of Si@nchaen 1. the ancient emperor Si@nchaen sio < soung 1. knee siodiu < soudul 1. powder, dust siodu < ksoudu siomu < (sand-measure) 1. time siopu < +woupu (remember) 1. story, tale (historical) sira (backformed from siralo) 1. to sell sex siralo < siralo 1. brothel siravo (sira + agt.) 1. prostitute Sisei < Shishin 1. a mountain range far to the north siu 1. < sur - tomorrow; 2. < sush - nearby sou < shu@n 1. stab suei < shuys 1. compassionate susei < sushin 1. neighbor suzaca < T. su:zatsa (press) 1. grind; press; crush suzatikuo < (grind-stone) 1. millstone, grindstone suzavo < (grind-vo) 1. a grain mill; 2. an olive press tabatia < (white-mountain) 1. snowstorm; heavy snowfall (after a northern peak) taca < tacha 1. sister tadei < taedil 1. oar tadi < taedi 1. shelter Tagua < Dagaem 1. a group of islands off the Kuaguan coast tamar < Miw ta:mal 1. cliff, bluff taolia < T. tayolam 1. bronze teaci < T. teatsi (arrow) 1. arrow; 2. archery tei 1. < tid - flea; 2. < tir - door teinaka < flea-pain 1. itch teka < teka 1. army terain < N. teddain 1. cheese tero < N. teddo 1. milk tia < taem 1. southward Tia < Tal 1. western hinterlands of old Huyfarah tiacea < T. tastsefa 1. tin tiatrei < T. tatstlik' 1. shirt, tunic tibo < di@bo 1. fat, grease, oil tiebe < teibe 1. together tiegua < teinggas (punt) 1. small or shallow river (such that only a small boat could navigate it) tienu < teingu 1. pull tiesie < tesses 1. soldier tietu < teitu 1. wide, broad; expansive tieua < eteiwa 1. tail tikuo < tikou 1. stone, rock tiliozo < T. tiliolzo 1. principle, conviction timpiza < Miw timpi:za 1. necklace tio 1. < tol - to shine; 2. < toun - hand tiro < backformation from otiro (week, tenday) 1. a half-week, a five-day tivor < Miw ti:vur (funny-tree) 1. hickory Tivoremio < 'hickory ford' 1. a town of central Kuaguatia toba < toba 1. horn toezo < T. toezo 1. to pack tonton < Miw tuntun (red-red) 1. a cardinal tor < Miw tu:l 1. acorn treoka < T. tKeyo:k'a: 1. blue jay tukuatei < T. tuq'antis 1. gemstone tulia < tulas 1. cinnamon tuma < tuma (pirate) 1. pirate 2. parasite uaba < wab@ 1. to hit uaga < wagah 1. peace, truce uare < waere 1. to love uateua < (snake-tail) 1. handle uba < ubak (palace) 1. seat of government; capital ubu < ubu 1. soon; 2. nearly uede < wede 1. vegetable uedepron < (vegetable-buy) 1. market day uei 1. < wi@m - live; 2. < wim@l - dirty, soiled uestir < N. wŽspil 1. criminal uia < wash 1. to dig uigatia < wozgatach (trireme) 1. warship uilo < wilo 1. house; home uima < wim@ 1. mud, dirt uimie < wimes 1. adjacent, connected uimuilo < (adjacent-house) 1. shed, outbuilding uiolo < woshlo (hick town) 1. village uiopu < woupu 1. remember uma < u@m@ 1. joke umoro < umoro (be picky) 1. discriminate; discern usobe < ushobe (be horny) 1. be in love uta < u@ta 1. humor, wit vacuna < +pachuna (count) 1. accounts, financial records varia < Miw varja vavo (avavo) < avavo (poor, miserable) 1. to suffer veria < +peras (knight) 1. baron, nobleman vizuar < Miw vi:zwal 1. pine voni < +pouni (plant) 1. formal garden Vontovar < 'grove' 1. the largest town of Kuaguatia, in the south vontovar < Miw vu:ntuval (grove) 1. grove; stand of trees vopu < +popu (fear) 1. terror voria < +porat (trustworthy) 1. fact vouan < Miw vuwan 1. fall, drop zafuita < Miw zafwita: (nest) 1. a bird's nest; 2. a mess or tangle zaga < jaeg@ 1. indignant, furious, spurned zega < jeg@ 1. pron. who, what zei < ®dhade ze: 1. planet zibe < jibe 1. bad zieme < ®dhade zjeme 1. friend ziku < ji@ku (hard) 1. hard (not soft); solid; brittle zin < N. zin 1. wine zini < ji@nih 1. iron; steel zinieze < (wine-clean) 1. chemical solvent zokron < Miw zukatun (fruit-red) 1. tomato zori < jori 1. wake up zua < jaen 1. knife zuepa < jeip@ 1. insult; be rude to; rudeness zuiki < Miw zwi:ki (moon) 1. moon; month zuma < juma 1. complain; protest zuo < jos 1. awake, conscious; 'on the ball', 'with it'