Lécāi Lexicon
The first, second and third given examples are in the dialects of Elésa, Rūisa and Cahʎéí respectively. For verbs (le) indicates the verb exists exclusively in the middle voice.
An (e) next to a noun indicates its *a becomes *e when raising ablaut is applied to it. A (ü) next to a noun indicates *e becomes an *ü when raising ablaut is applied to it.
Contents
- 1 Feminine
- 2 Women
- 3 Random Words
- 4 Love
- 5 Elements
- 6 Sky
- 7 Water
- 8 Celestial Objects
- 9 Plants
- 10 Animals
- 11 Insects
- 12 Birds
- 13 Marine Animals
- 14 Music
- 15 Religion
- 16 Places
- 17 Cities
- 18 Houses
- 19 Items
- 20 Jewellery
- 21 Tools
- 22 Games
- 23 Fruits
- 24 Senses
- 25 Body Parts
- 26 Time
- 27 Shapes
- 28 Masculine
- 29 Unsorted
- 30 Men
- 31 Royalty
- 32 Elements
- 33 Animals
- 34 Male Gods
- 35 Food
- 36 Body Parts
- 37 Combat
- 38 Death
- 39 Evil
- 40 Good
- 41 Verbs
- 42 Sacred Actions
- 43 Speech
- 44 Movement
- 45 Gardening
- 46 Romantic
- 47 God Actions
- 48 Adjectives
- 49 Numerals
- 50 Colours
- 51 Directions
- 52 Light
- 53 Proper Way of Doing Things
- 54 Cleanliness
Feminine
Women
méyes “old woman”
lōs/lōza/lōs “female young adult”
vīrani “young girl”
zūra “an unusual woman”
feyan “a foreign woman”
miźá/mizíél/miźál "mother" (e)
soulá/soulán/soulán "grandmother" (e)
tálzas "mother in law" (e)
maglá "aunt"
bália/báʎia/báʎa "wife"
sirā//śirā "sister"
síra//śíra "daughter"
suáya "female cousin"
Random Words
zuēs/zrēs/źrēs “nemesis”
mégana “half of ones soul”
cáílasa//ańída “retribution”
śeya/sie/śe (ü) “wisdom”
ániua//áńiua “phoenix”
cīlin/cīʎin/cīʎin “distance”
sailás “binding”
riuā/riuān/riuān “exile” (e)
yázuo “style”
sóraca “healer”
námi “rhythm”
zíúca//źúca “mayhem”
īnan “massacre”
cáiza “predator/killer”
róúzai “brood”
lorá/lorán/lorán (e) “hill”
káńī “prophet”
coumáta “calendar”
cazó “wanderer”
āualín “sexiness/attraction”
sīco/sǐcō/śǐcō “pet”
stanā “guardian”
díéna “monsoon”
racá/racán/racán “dance”
xayá “feathers”
lóéloe “eccentricity/quirkiness”
mis “fortune”
sínda/sínda/sínda “sphere”
tailé “singer”
sǘsan “drink”
Love
suáyā “love”
thāyi/thǎyīn/thǎźīn “grace”
oxīn/móʎi/ośín “beauty”
xélas “beauty/cuteness/femininity”
fānie “handsomeness”
mélas “masculinity/boyishness”
níúxa “manliness” (e)
tixíél//tiśál “command” (e)
mesé “desire”
vélie/véʎie/véʎie “temptation”
tayā “elegance”
aborē “sexual nudity”
cōu “kiss”
suayācou “french kiss”
louvú “romance”
cólies/cóʎies/cóʎes “fidelity”
maróú “virginity”
maróúnes “virgin”
levés “sexuality”
dénie “promiscuity”
Elements
abuénas/abrénas/abrénas “fertility”
alíva/aʎíva/aʎíva “life”
nīańiníé/nīańinǐe/ńīańińǐe “spring”
tūari/tǔarī/tǔarī “winter”
sóyi//sóźi “blood spilled in rites”
lúta “blood”
iecóé “milk (archaic)”
Sky
oucará “sky/heaven”
niuá//ńiuá “lightning” (e)
aźá/azíé/aźará “light”
nārá “wind” (e)
sirá//śirá “cloud” (e)
arī “north wind”
lol/lo/lor “northwest wind”
clíéńī “west wind”
ńalxíú “southwest wind”
líla “south wind”
Water
cuása “water”
mālies/māries/māries “sea” (e)
vīra “river”
lel/ʎe/ʎer “wave” (ü)
osóllel “tsunami” (ü)
ocoyacóé/oconiecóé/oconiecóé “rain”
óéla “stream”
sáyei > sáyai “rain (informal)”
cōi/crōi/crōi “inlet”
ilísi/inōusa/inōusa “waterfall”
Celestial Objects
nīltha “the sun”
uxí/unxí/unźí “moon”
nári “the moon”
tān “sunlight”
lāya “moonlight”
amís “star”
nēta “first star”
vélas “light of the stars”
nīma/nīʎan/ńīʎan “first light” (e)
líuna/ʎíuna/láya “dawn”
īnóyi/īnóyī/īnóźī “day”
sālíúri/sāʎlǐuri/sāʎǒri “dusk”
nōx “night”
dōbori/dǒbōri/dǒbōri “a dark night”
ruyés “light of dawn”
mirá “light of dusk”
Plants
nínie “tree”
sēn/cān/cān “tree (archaic)” (e)
áspa “tall tree” (e)
nīla/nǐlā/ńǐlā “petal”
īlxa “flower”
fíra “root”
īlxe “nectar”
óde-a “leaf”
xīźu/xīziu/śīźu “stem”
xui “bud”
nuis “stamen”
phōrís “pink flower”
fir “tree species”
lémba “tree species”
źīra “tree species”
vavín “tree species”
calá “tree species”
nāríva “tree species”
śirá “tree species”
nágala “mangrove”
lisáx “tree species”
Animals
ayēs “animal”
ayēhnes/ayēnes/ayēnes “chicken owner”
avá “tiger”
mox “cat”
tályi/táʎi/táʎi “female cat”
níco “male cat”
nīmóga/nīmógā/ńīmógā “leopard”
sārime/sārīmen/sārīmen “crane”
nāda “female wolf”
īndá/īndán/īndán “male wolf” (e)
īndángi “pack”
īndie/īndīen/īnźīen “male dog” (e)
tásā “female dog”
suélyie/suéʎien/suéʎan “butterfly” (e)
sáyie/sáyien/sáźan “male sheep”
capuá/caprá/caprá “female sheep”
śǖni “tree cat”
alembā “deer”
támā “horse”
alniuás//alńiuás “elephant”
Insects
phul/phu/phur “larvae”
núímo “moth”
vási//váś “termite”i
utō “fly”
iu “dragonfly”
túlzi “spider”
kōkha/kǒkhā/kǒkhā “scorpion”
mímo “ant”
mímō “ants/ants nest”
záta “cockroach”
īlxie//īlźa “firefly”
īdóé/īdǒe/īdǒe “centipede”
xa “???” (e)
xáro “beehive”
xáre “honey”
fēl “beetle”
Birds
éxie//éśa “hawk”
cai “falcon”
onīe//ońā “songbird”
sui/suil/suil “bird”
logá “bird (informal)”
kǘna > cǘna “chicken”
lauzí/lauzín/lauźín “nightingale”
Marine Animals
mīrin “squid”
mīrinna “ink”
cauxá “electric squid”
móno “octopus”
śǘma “shark”
fíndōs “dolphin”
mánda “blue dolphin”
cōumáua “whale shark”
alcóí/aʎóí/aʎóí “great white shark”
dāzó “cuttlefish”
uánous/uálnous/uálnous “seal”
algolíé/aʎoʎíél/aʎoʎál “whale”
algóya/aʎóya/aʎóya “orca”
Music
lauzī/lauzīn/lauźīn “song”
mélies/lauzīnnene/méʎies “music”
lāiyes “composition”
Religion
āndoeri/ǎndoerī/ǎndoerī “???”
nayó/nayón/nayón “air spirit”
uaźóé/uazíé/uaźóé “earth spirit”
fánie//fáńie “water spirit”
máya “ancestor”
tōgui/tōgrī/tōgrī “holy places”
táíra “holiness”
ńésa “holiness”
níénes “purity”
ánie//áńa “soul”
seyás//ńeyás “communion with spirits”
méndie//ménźoa “shaman in training”
desī/delzīn/delźīn “shaman”
díézas//źézas “senior shaman” (e)
caiźai/caizī/caiźai “ritual day”
tosā “shrine”
thiesīe/thiesīen/śoeśān “divine blood” (e)
niesíé/niesíén/ńaśán “dawn ritual” (e)
inasíé/inasíén/inaśán “sunset ritual” (e)
marīsíé/marīsíén/marīśán “midnight ritual”
sieźī/sierī/sieźī “dawn sacrifice”
xiźī/xizī/śiźī “sunset sacrifice”
bālźi/bāIzī/bāIźī “midnight sacrifice”
guánie//guáńoe “holy war”
noyā “prayer” (e)
toecán “divination” (e)
lavas “wonder”
osól “disaster/calmity”
śáyī/síéyī/śáźī “divine power”
mārata/mǎrāta/mǎrāta “trance/vision”
lēi/ʎēi/ʎēi “holy place”
xan “spiritual leader”
fónya > fónie//fóńie “holy water”
mónie//móńie “idol”
ōnie//ōńie “offering”
ixánie//ixáńie “god”
ávānie//ávāńie “avatar”
rōuya “creator deity/creation”
bámvispoe/bámvispoel/bámvispoel “cosmic spark deity”
liu/ʎiu/ʎo “mother sheep goddess”
táźa/tázie/táźa “sky tiger goddess”
málīe/máʎīe/máʎā “wind hawk goddess”
gōlél/gōʎél/gōʎél “sea whale goddess” (ü)
algóya/aʎóya/aʎóya “sea orca goddess”
pōphalíú/pōphāʎíún/pōphāʎíún “river leopard goddess”
thoeloemi “moon crane goddess”
nievá “sun eagle goddess”
moníú “night sky firefly goddess”
fáva “moon’s consort”
nīuzel//ńōzel “night wolf goddess” (ü)
náphi “spring butterfly goddess”
saźóé/saríén/saźóén “winter sheep goddess”
niepháca//ńapháca “fabric moth goddess”
nītóga//ńītóga “dawn nightingale goddess”
Places
nésos “island”
nésoza "group of islands"
cáye “lake”
elésa “delta/mouth”
carí “peninsular”
cári “inland region”
sǘra//sö´ra “river”
fahlā “jungle”
vúhma/vúma/vúma “waterfall”
lǘna > lǘna “mountain”
chándi “mushroom forest”
xándüs//xándös “underground”
hlīu/hʎīu/hʎiu “stone monument”
yīcou//źīcou “sandpit/sandbar”
ńēni “riverbank/shelf”
ōu “land along a river”
udārí/udārǐ/udārǐ “basin”
īüthaśo/īüthasiu/īüthaśo “downriver”
thīegoté//śāgoté “ominous/haunted place”
achasíú//achaśó “mountain peak”
Cities
ōnie “village/town”
ocousé “tribal village”
xēsán “settlement/small city” (e)
árou “city”
izīuzote/izīurote/iźīuzote “nation”
izīus/izīur/iźīus “the people of a nation”
izīuhni/izīurni/izīuni “assembly”
ńox “wall”
ńētha “bridge”
dīn//źāin “path”
dīnnene//źāinnene “road”
diená “temple”
ágaxosiu “amphitheatre”
rēcaxos “fountain”
lorané//lorańé “graveyard”
ósix “public property”
les/páscan/páscan “private property”
ńōlzou “border”
cenís “building”
mesél/mesé/mesér “crime”
bul/bu/bur “power of kings”
Houses
lósa “house/land”
áúreme “entry room”
ounós “living room”
fēnnas “kitchen”
zāunos “bedroom”
dīezi “central room”
bríénxos “play room”
lauzīnxos “private garden”
nītógaxos “private shrine”
Items
mátha “cup”
mox “cup”
olzé/ozé/orzé “bowl”
móhla/móla/móla “cloth”
mihlá/milá/milá “beads”
mélza “torch”
śōla/sǐulā/śǒlā “fabric”
uéca (ü) “tear in fabric”
zlaxo “item of value”
fōuyi//fōuźi “bag”
mācó “ritual trinket”
ńāsí/ńāsǐ/ńāśǐ “wand”
bī "nail"
ózou "hammer"
fálu "rod/staff"
śándo/síéndo/śándo "piece of string"
nieláú//ńaláú "garment
mōfou “mask”
ütāu “perfume”
hlómote “clothes”
dai “???”
īro “pen”
saimíé/saimíél/saimíél “orb/crystal ball”
hlīure/hʎīure/hʎōre “lucky charm”
yiumé/yiumén/yiumén “pottery”
tála “string”
nū “strap”
óca “shattered pottery”
téli “gift”
Jewellery
dāzé//dāźé “necklace”
lādosé//lādośé “necklace made of small beads”
xáya “arm band”
tīure “ring”
táxī//táśī “???”
prie “scarf”
Tools
sān “hoe”
chūl/chū/chūr “pickaxe”
súra “knife”
vitān “torch”
Games
nozi “hopscotch”
Fruits
śǘrön “grain”
ufū “fruit”
yásai “vegetable”
sü “orange fruit”
nīu “yellow fruit”
nárī “pink fruit”
mayēn “teal fruit”
káuin “miýa grain”
mǘra “banana”
áźu “chilli”
chain “citrus sp”
veyé “avocado”
gōu “mushrooms for making stew”
bǖn "onion"
sōxe “sweetness”
Senses
ásie//áśoe “sight”
mayāi “sight”
śélkā “hearing”
migū “smell”
śerás/śerár/śerás “taste” (e)
źénēs/źénēr/źénēs “touch”
Body Parts
māsa “face”
lounó “cheek”
léti “tears”
rūin “tear”
morá/morán/morán “shoulder”
bāsis/bǎlyīr/bǎlźīs “waist”
xu “womb”
usáyi “vagina”
layú “hips”
móro “buttocks”
lóúzā “butt cheek”
mára “breasts”
márana “breast milk”
yélye/yéʎen/yéʎen “clitoris” (ü)
nīhlón//ńīhlón “heart”
glis “claw”
káíla “wing”
Time
céyou/céniu/céniu “morning”
osálīu/osáʎīu/osáʎīu “evening”
nōx “night”
nīman/nīʎan/nīʎan “dawn”
īnógi/īnǒgi/īnǒgi “day”
sālieguí/sāʎīegrí/sāʎīegrí “dusk”
Shapes
favū “circle”
tieńa/trieńa/trieńa “triangle”
zlóhma/zlóma/zlóma “square”
yōuca “pentagon”
buéna “hexagon”
Masculine
Unsorted
yéńasīe//źéńaśā “south peilas/the world” (e)
lósanes “lord/lady”
yiusé//źuśé “herd”
yīu “group of animals”
asál/asá/asár “group of insects”
vasé//vaśé “cooking fire”
lē/ʎē/ʎē "coin"
uínda "drill"
nísī//ńíśī "overflow"
fílzā/fílzāl/fílzāl "stain"
cuéla “gift”
thépa “step”
erósa “silence”
hláyas “shadow”
sélin “silver”
māura “gold”
sára “the world”
oyēs “crop”
oyēhnes/oyēnes/oyēnes “farmer”
ílesi “humans/people”
metó “rest”
rēca “flow”
nená “praise/admiration”
avās/alvās/alvās “flight”
avāzie/alvāzie/alvāzie “bird”
Men
xérou “old man”
āzíé/āzríéla/āźríél “male teenager”
māliehni/mārieni/mārieni “young boy”
ágal/cal/cal "father"(e)
mára/daspáta/daspáta "grandfather" (e)
tacuín/tacrín/tacrín "father in law"
vínga "uncle"
dayī/dayīn/dayīn "husband"
báída/báídan/ráídan "brother" (e)
sazó "brother in law"
aduá/adrá/adrá "son"
cásie//cáśa "male cousin"
Royalty
lana “the descent of kings”
lūca/rūca/rūca “king/queen”
meríse “royal consort”
elésa díézas//elésa źézas “delta shaman” (note referred to the rulers of elésa)
dierí//źarí “prince”
náíri/meléne/mourí “princess”
Elements
áseźa/áserie/áśeźa “land/earth”
ńimí/tǘli/onír “fire ”
calí “fire (archaic)”
osolcalí/osoʎalí/osoʎalí "wildfire"
atá “purifying flame” (e)
óúras “wealth”
uáyoe “void”
áhnā “spark”
sōní “sound”
ta “stone”
mün//mön “rock”
śóéndoua/síéndoua/śóéndoua “summer”
bōliuri/bōʎīuri/bōʎōri “autumn”
Animals
séra “eagle”
bóéga/bóéʎa/bóéʎa “carrion bird”
úhna/úna/úna “water bird”
ámi “duck”
feví “penguin”
iśínga/isīnga/iśínga “fish”
lul/lu/lur “eating fish”
óéxie “crab”
siul/siu/śaur “sea urchin”
mōcou “lizard”
zas/zar/zas “lizard (informal)
náyās “flying lizard”
nīco//ńīco “chameleon”
almóél/aʎóé/aʎóér “dragon”
lul/lu/lur “beast”
nūca “baby animal”
Male Gods
sázie//sáźa “plains god”
phóélzaziu/phóélzariu/phóélzaźo “fire phoenix god”
līu/ʎīu/ʎū “mountain dragon god”
móélkhosi/móéhʎosi/móéhʎośi “wealth fish god”
thíéndie//śanźa “summer god”
yīuma/yǐumā/źǒmā “autumn spider god”
táyegua/tányegra/tányegra “protection dog god”
mayas “mythic ancestor”
Food
ieláú “fried breakfast vegetables”
tóécani//tóécańi “fried deer”
molē/molēn/molēn “hoeny cakes”
molōné//molōńé “fried honey cakes”
yēnye//źēnźe “fried egg”
lémbas “morning bread” (e)
moulága “smashed avocado”
séńa//śéńa “wok”
síúrō/síúrōn/śíúrōn “fish stir fry”
micá/micán/micán “fried squid”
cóne//cóńe “deer meat stir fry”
nalimá “fish with mushrooms”
ōliu “fried snake”
tam “soup”
xálze “broth”
usóétas “fried animal innards” (e)
cōmaita “bread”
yiucás//źocás “spiced meat” (e)
doca/docal/döcal “meat with milk sauce”
yíényies//źíénźas “vegetable stir fry”
cuázoe “mushroom stir fry”
gāńe “mushroom stew”
loesé//loeśé “lily flower soup”
bōnie/bǒnīe/bǒnīe “onion soup”
ōliesé//ōlieśé “snake stew”
ńōzi/ńǒzī/ńǒźī “fried custard bread”
mūye//mūźe “custard”
cuíhmē/cuímē/cuímē “fried fruit” (ü)
lóco “fruit custard”
Body Parts
ńóza “tooth”
xīga//śīga “mouth”
yel/ye/yer “throat”
yénas “tongue”
diu//źiu “liver”
nel/ne/ner “kidney” (ü)
kul/ku/kur “intestines”
dōńu “guts”
lāu “brain”
acuí/acrí/acrí “saliva”
vístīe “knee”
ńasī//ńaśī “tail”
monicá//mönicá “horn”
ōs “ankle”
móéga “penis”
spácan “head”
amuí “eye”
lásiu//láśo “ear”
vāveza/vǎvēza/vǎvēza “nose”
scáca “neck”
sóéca “arm”
tálga/táʎan/táʎan “hand” (e)
hlī “palm of the hand”
tis/tis/tir “finger”
tóéźia/tóézīa/tóéźia “chest”
schóéla “stomach”
oesīe//oeśā “leg”
pa “feet”
scóngada “toe”
Combat
nnizíúra//ńiźíúra “senior warrior”
nahńá/nańá/nańá “warrior”
aláva “battalion”
fálcha “army”
lévai “duel”
zlāta “combat”
zlātanene “war”
sáíziu/sáíriu/sáíźu “???”
boxī//bośi “bow”
ōulazu “axe”
phalún “sword”
táyas “spear”
ascó “arrow”
scāi “sheath”
Death
cǖsi “corpse”
īexó “bone”
īexú “skull”
varā/varȫ/varā “skeleton”
fóci/fócin/fócin “zombie”
vū “doppleganger”
uípu “cannibal demon”
uíl “baby stealing fairy”
návose “daemonkind/the forces of darkness”
thīu//śō “revenants”
Evil
unáfa “evil darkness”
xaláta “ugliness”
náva “evil/creatures of shadow”
hnága/nága/nága “evil”
dóéscā “decadence”
cai “lust”
noi “wrath”
xíéga//śóéga “hatred”
spōta “greed”
lous “unearned wealth”
mesi//meśi “envy”
máxa “evil morals”
ōden “malice”
díéxega “hatred”
hmárata/márata/márata “perversion”
súhnai/súnain/súnain “betrayal”
māra “demon of lust”
gēnga “demon of greed”
suícin “demon of hatred”
denzā “demon of fear”
uokón “demon of envy”
rágan “demon of wrath”
xōuxas “demon of perversion”
Good
lamáís/dáínie/dáíńie “morality”
īźá/īzíé/lēźa“virtue”
brégo “honour”
rāvas “justice” (e)
azí//aźí “spirituality”
vánua “perfection”
orāza “loyalty”
cuéza “modesty”
mézie “abstinence”
nenerēs//ńeńerēs “goodness”
uńó “protection from evil”
yievés “honesty”
Verbs
Sacred Actions
khóétes “to anoint”
ōnás “to ignite”
(le)ōnás “to burn (by itself)”
sacuós/sacrós/sacrós “to sacrifice objects”
nīema//ńíema “to sacrifice animals”
phuóso/phróso/phróso “to shatter”
náni//náńi “to cut”
yóékhō “to see visions”
sācuós/sācrós/sācrós “to purify”
sācíús/sācrǐus/sācrǐus “to submerge”
nītouza “to invoke the gods”
malgo/maguo/maguo “to call into being”
Speech
sútha “to speak”
mezíre “to hear/listen”
ascáí “to ask/plead”
pailás “to proclaim” (e)
déras “to praise” (e)
cuázi “to read”
Movement
éla “to move”
vāri/vǎrī/vǎrī “to kill”
mī-a “to dance”
(le)mī-a “to dance with somebody else”
thochá/thochán/thochán “to walk” (e)
(le)-indás “to walk with somebody else”
thochīe/thochīen/thochīen “to skip” (e)
sǘndie/sǘndie/sǘnźe “to sit”
īesca “to travel”
mēi “to swim”
ǖmai “to crawl”
yiecǘ/yiecǘn/yiecǘn “to run”
sǘsie/sǘrie/śǘśie “to jump”
ńíéca “to pose”
báíca “to remain”
clávas “to pursue” (e)
máda “to escape”
xōdo/xōldo/xōldo “to rush”
sína//śína “to return”
(le)sína//(ʎe)śína “to be found”
bocá “to fall”
bóéna “to slide”
ō-á/ō-ǎ/ō-öˇ “to slash”
caihlīs/caihʎīs/caihʎīs “to bow”
séve/séven/śéven “to sting”
móxesi//móxeśi “to maul”
nózeri//nóźeri “to maul”
vēn “to win”
(le)vēn “to win together”
rō “to do”
hlos “to appear”
(le)vaźá “to vanish”
vaźá “to vanish and appear somewhere else”
(le)-ańíú-e “to be happy”
(le)-ispá “to be sad”
(le)layé “to live”
(le)lúmas “to exist”
(le)-utēna “to die”
(le)-aumíés “to be right”
(le)-sén “to be wrong”
(le)máza “to dream”
zlā-o “to discover ”
(le)zlā-o “to find somebody else”
sá-oyex “to rediscover”
āhluo “to try/to attempt”
Gardening
yélie/yéʎie/źéʎa “to grow plants”
sézua/sézra/śézra “to fertilise”
sólā/sólā/sólā “to plant”
mélie/méʎie/méʎie “to water”
(le)mélie “to shower”
nōuras/nǒunrās/nǒunrās “to harvest plants” (e)
yelēs/yeʎēs/źeʎēs “to harvest mushrooms” (ü)
Romantic
phlē/phlēn/phlēn “???”
líli-a “to stick your tongue out erotically”
hlísa “to sexually assault”
ári “to charm”
le-ári “to fall in love”
(le)hlísa “to kiss”
(le)zēne “to hold hands”
(le)vēlal “to cuddle”
rīnüyi “to comfort”
(le)tálie “to stare into each others eyes”
fámī “to have sex”
nō-e “to urinate”
iśélmo/iśéʎo/iśéʎo “to sweat”
curí “to defecate”
pála-is “to fart”
śáca-e “to play pretend/make believe”
(le)voyáús “to summon demons”
cīuniu/crǐunīu/crǒńō “to break apart”
fílzā/fílzāl/fílzāl “to quake” (e)
vau “to stain”
tésa “to paint”
ńōco “to heat food”
xúni “to cook
clīlai//cláílai “to prepare cold food”
dángo “to eat”
cósa “to drink”
yes “to guess”
(le)yés “to be confused”
adén “to ask”
(le)-adén “to ask yourself”
áden “to converse”
khazíx “to change in mood”
sta/stan/stan “to obsess”
pofi “to smash”
spoe “to corrupt”
favízu “to create”
ukando > (le)-utanzó “to become furious”
(le)hlōnída/(ʎe)hlōnǐda/(ʎe)hlōnǐda “to be furious”
üuē/üuēn/üuēn “to assault” (ü)
(le)-üuē/(ʎe)-üuēn/(ʎe)-üuēn “to fight” (ü)
néta//ńéta “to change”
pascá “to give”
merá “to give as a gift” (e)
(le)merá “to share”
cáre “to take”
séta//śéta “to exchange”
sīuniu/sǐunīu/śǐunīu “to split/divide”
(le)mīrá “to shine” (e)
(le)yíéndī//(ʎe)źóéndī “to smolder”
soulí/souʎí/souʎí “to wither”
God Actions
(le)hlīevá/(ʎe)hʎīevá/(ʎe)hʎīevá “to create life”
(le)nais “to alter reality”
sīxie/sǐxīe/śǐxīe “to breathe life”
fānés “to annihilate”
xīu//śīu “to smite”
fópa “to rule over”
ca “to subcreate” (e)
rāiva “to banish” (e)
Adjectives
Numerals
se “single”
moi “extra/more”
eté/etén/etén “zero”
nōus “one”
lémes/práúta/práúta “two”
nuída “three”
dūsa “four” (e)
míźo/míziu/míźo “five”
minyíén/minyíén/minźán “six” (e)
xietán//śatán “seven” (e)
mūl/mū/mūr “eight”
nínga//ńínga “nine” (e)
suü/suün/suün “ten”
āndóé “eleven”
mísai/mínzai/mínzai “twelve”
Colours
átaxi//átaśi “golden”
álga/áʎa/áʎa “colour”
thōla “pure”
néyai “white”
nais “green”
nirá//ńirá “blue”
ázai “azure”
sōca//śȫca “scarlet”
cóúmien “crimson”
uáma/uáʎa/uáʎa “orange”
mi “yellow”
nāyo “pink”
veyōu “magenta”
rōya “purple”
indíé “violet”
tis “black”
Directions
mērin “north”
clási//cláśi “south”
lǘtha “east”
andóé “west”
simé//śimé “center”
Light
láti “bright”
nes “dim”
courās “ethereal” (e)
ōcá/ōcán/ōcán “heavenly” (e)
súta “enshrouded”
soláí “radiant”
cōca “pure of heart”
Proper Way of Doing Things
ie/nie/nie “proper/correct”
hnayá/nayá/nayá “true”
tána “false”
su-o “health”
axa “wicked”
Cleanliness
spa (e) “clean”
cíúta/cíútan/cíútan “dirty”
nétha “filthy”
náru “old”
nī “new”
yīma “old of age”
ahlíéra “young”
brien “playfulness”
lī “small”
níza//ńíza “big”
noxús “strong”
bues/bres/bres “inferiority”
daiméza “superiority”
fel “rough”
sai “nice”