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A
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| adía | adjective / pronoun | Precious one, term of endearment. |
| aébaka | noun | Hospitality. |
| aébaké | verb | To cook. |
| aéno | noun | Ground, terra firma. |
| aénojí | noun | Serf, the lowest class. |
| aénona | noun | Homeland, native soil, countryside. |
| aénora | noun | The world, as a concept. |
| aénué | adverb | Below, down. |
| aété | adjective | Shiny, glowing, radiant. |
| aétéré | verb | To shine. |
| aétéra | noun | Luster. |
| agárí | noun | Ascension. |
| agona | noun | Punishment, penalty. |
| aí | noun | War. |
| aídé | noun | East. |
| aíhagé | noun | Strategy. |
| aíkétéré | verb | To receive, accept. |
| aíkoba | noun | Battleship, warship. |
| aínara | noun | Justice. |
| aíné | noun | Harmony. |
| aínétoré | verb | To agree, to be in accord. |
| aíré | verb (copula) | To exist; the ‘is’ of existence or location. |
| ajíwaré | verb | To work; to labor. |
| akaí | noun | Brother. |
| akarí | noun | Clarity, Understanding. |
| akato | noun | Dawn. |
| akída | noun | North. |
| ako | pronoun | It, that thing. |
| akoré | adjective | Loud, noisy. |
| alaí | noun | Back (anatomical). |
| Alkarésa | noun | Alcrest (place name). |
| amané | verb | To believe, to trust. |
| amaní | noun | Trust. |
| amanémí | noun | A belief, a creed. |
| Amara | noun | Dowager. |
| amé | noun | Mother. |
| amékísé | noun | Matriarch. |
| amí | noun | A deity, a god. |
| amímalaí | noun | Hymn. |
| amísén | noun | The Gods. |
| Amítokka | noun | The deceased god of creation. |
| amíwa | noun | Godhood, divinity. |
| anabíré | verb | To learn. |
| anabírénoré | noun | College, academy. |
| anímé | verb | To help, to assist. |
| aníarí | noun | Friend. |
| anka | noun | Shell. |
| ankamíséra | noun | Pearl. |
| ankayomí | noun | Shell-chant, shell reading divination. |
| annayo | noun | Ghost, phantom. Anima that has not accepted its return to the cycle. |
| anomé | verb | To embrace, to hold close. |
| aorí | noun | Truce, armistice. |
| apa | noun | Father. |
| apakísé | noun | Patriarch. |
| arí | noun | Sister. |
| aríaké | verb | To find, to discover. |
| arié | noun/adverb | A possibility, “probably” when used in speech. |
| aríka | noun | Sibling. |
| arasoé | verb | To argue, to dispute. |
| aromé | verb | To kiss. |
| aru | noun | An item, a piece (a single, concrete thing). |
| arutaké | verb | To build; to craft; to assemble (a physical, concrete item). |
| asaka | noun | Day(s), non literal. |
| asarí | noun | Court (the retinue of a sovereign). |
| asékén | noun | A human-like race. |
| aséna | noun | A large, canine beast of burden. |
| aséru | adjective | Shallow. |
| ashíra | noun | Stocking, sock. |
| asuko | noun | Myth, legend. |
| asukona | noun | A legendary, magical flower. |
| até | exclamation | ‘Um…’ (hesitation). |
| atéwé | noun | Steam. |
| atié | noun | Prayer. |
| atoa | adverb | Behind. |
| atoé | noun | The rear. |
| atoríké | noun | A retreat (the event). |
| atoríké | verb | To retreat. |
| atsé | adjective | Hot. |
| atsénaé | adjective | Heated. |
| awabé | verb | To apologize, to ask for forgiveness. |
| awaro | noun | Soap, lather. |
| awasé | noun | Synthesis. |
| ayara | noun | Illusion, glamour. |
B
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| bagé | adjective | Thick. |
| bakuré | verb | To bombard. |
| ban | noun | Quality of make, build or constitution. |
| banka | noun | A crime; a transgression against the law. |
| banshé | noun | Knight. |
| baran | noun | Horse. |
| barado | noun | Horse stable. |
| bashé | verb | To protect, to shield. |
| bashéwa | noun | Defense. |
| bashíaré | verb | To defend. |
| basto | noun | Fort, keep, castle. |
| bastonébé | noun | A siege. |
| bastonébé | verb | To besiege. |
| bégu | adjective | Fat. |
| békí | noun | A necessity, a requirement, a ‘must’. |
| bíbí | adjective | Cracked, fractured. |
| bíro | adjective | Bad (alignment). |
| bírowa | noun | Evil, malice. |
| bírowaké | verb | To hate. |
| boku | noun | Leg (anatomical). |
| bueíko | noun | Weapon. |
| buru | noun | Bridge. |
Ch
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| cha | noun | Breath of creation. |
| charé | exclamation | Bye, Later. (Informal goodbye). |
| che | exclamation | Tsk! (An exclamation of displeasure or annoyance). |
| chéya | noun | Tooth, fang. |
| chéyara | noun | Ivory. |
| chíaéré | verb | To choose, to select. |
| chíaérémí | noun | A choice. |
| chié | noun | Lore, traditional knowledge. |
| chíkaé | noun | Oath. |
| chíkaré | adverb | Soon. |
| cho | noun | City. |
| chomono | noun | City lord. |
| choda | noun | Rope. |
| choka | adjective | Yellow. |
| choörído | noun | A city’s charter or constitution. |
D
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| daésé | noun | Chair. |
| daía | noun | Table. |
| daísu | noun | River. |
| daíwa | noun | Market, square. |
| dakí | noun | Wind. |
| dakídíaré | noun | Tornado. |
| damaté | verb | To see, to observe. |
| damatémí | noun | An observation. |
| dappa | noun | Cliff, precipice. |
| dédaré | verb | To give (to the speaker). |
| dénkí | noun | King. |
| dénkía | noun | Kingdom. |
| déségé | verb | To draw, to sketch, to illustrate. |
| déségémí | noun | A drawing, diagram. |
| díara | noun | Around, surroundings, perimeter. |
| díaré | verb | To encircle. |
| díarémí | noun | Band, ring. |
| dímé | adjective | Near, close. |
| dío | noun | Anima, soul. |
| díoíné | noun | Spirit cat of folklore. |
| díoréna | noun | Romantic or spiritual intercourse. |
| díoréné | verb | To make love. |
| doké | adjective | Foolish, silly. |
| dokédoké | adjective / exclamation | An expletive for a foolish person, dumbass. |
| doma | adjective | Dark. |
| doré | adverb | Why? |
| doro | noun | Mud. |
| doroka | noun | Treason. |
E
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| éa | exclamation | Yes (agreement). |
| éano | adjective | Dry. |
| éanowa | noun | Drought. |
| ébíro | noun | Grapes. |
| ébírolao | noun | Grapevine. |
| éda | noun | Color. |
| eí | exclamation | ‘Ow!’ / ‘Ouch!’ (a cry of pain). |
| eíko | noun | Coral. |
| eíraí | adjective | Separate, apart, other. |
| eíraíré | verb | To separate, to part, to isolate. |
| eíraínaé | adjective | Isolated. |
| eíríko | noun | Stranger, outsider. |
| eítié | noun | A Judge, a magistrate. |
| élaré | verb | To hope, to wish for. |
| élarí | noun | Hopeful; the state of hoping. |
| élé | exclamation | ‘Um…’ (hesitation). |
| éléu | adjective | Auspicious, favorable. |
| éléumímorí | noun | Qilin (auspicious beast). |
| éléuwa | noun | Auspice, good fortune. |
| élía | noun | Affinity. |
| énké | noun | Opponent, enemy. |
| érí | adverb | Where. |
| érílé | verb | To weave. |
| érísé | noun | Sediment. |
| éshín | noun | Phoenix. |
| ésho | exclamation | Please. (Clipped, polite request from éshoré, to request). |
| éshoré | verb | To request, to ask for. |
| éto | adjective | Nine. |
F
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| fadé | noun | Foot (anatomical). |
| faíré | verb | To fall. |
| fé | exclamation | ‘Ugh!’ / ‘Hmph.’ (disgust). |
| feíla | noun | Pollen. |
| fén | adjective | Clear, translucent. |
| fénía | noun | Requiem, dirge. |
| fénkama | noun | Window. |
| fía | noun | Way, path. |
| fíaré | verb | To go. |
| fína | adverb | Here, at this place. |
| fíra | adjective | Green (color). |
| fuda | noun | Gate (smaller, simpler). |
| fudanoré | noun | Gatehouse. |
| fué | noun | Flute (simple). |
| fuké | adjective | Deep. |
| fukéwa | noun | Depth, deepness. |
| fumí | noun | Shoe, boot. |
| funé | adjective | Thin. |
| furéré | verb | To touch, to feel (texture). |
| furérémí | noun | The sense of touch; texture. |
G
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| gaídé | verb | To smile, to laugh. |
| gaíto | noun | Coat, overcoat. |
| gamé | noun | Fruit. |
| Gamérí | noun | The fifth month. |
| gakí | noun | Clan. |
| garéré | verb | To wither. |
| garí | noun | Script, writing. |
| garíké | verb | To write. |
| geíwa | noun | Doubt, uncertainty. |
| gíoda | adjective | Many. |
| gíré | noun | Food. |
| godénkí | noun | Emperor. |
| godénkía | noun | Empire. |
| goma | adjective | Dark. |
| goshén | adjective | Dirty, filthy, unclean. |
| guma | noun | Plant root. |
| gunta | noun | Army. |
H
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| haéba | adjective | Big, large. |
| haébakana | noun | Longsword. |
| haébanoré | noun | Palace. |
| Haébasa | noun | The fourth month. |
| haíché | verb | To betray. |
| hagé | noun | Technique, method. |
| haka | adjective | Weak. |
| hakeí | noun | Ice. |
| hakeípínta | noun | Hail. |
| haku | noun | Prince. |
| hakura | noun | Maple. |
| hakuralumé | noun | Maple tree. |
| halía | noun | Bud (flower bud). |
| hama | noun | A traditional dress. |
| han | adjective | Great, to a greater degree. |
| haní | noun | Love. |
| haniïké | verb | To cherish. |
| haníyín | noun | Passionate or lustful intercourse. |
| hanlé | noun | Half, thirty (half of 60). |
| harí | noun | The smell after the rain (petrichor). |
| haromébé | verb | To pay. |
| hasa | adjective | Fast, quick, swift. |
| hasíré | verb | To run. |
| haté | adjective | Seven. |
| hatéro | noun | Frontier, borderland. |
| héara | noun | The future; time yet to come. |
| heía | noun | Peace, harmony. |
| heíra | noun | The horizon. |
| héraí | noun | Priest. |
| héso | adjective | Narrow. |
| híaísé | verb | To throw, to cast, to fling. |
| híarí | adjective | Bright, radiant, luminous. |
| híaríwa | noun | Brightness, radiance. |
| hiéna | noun | An indigo drooping bell flower. |
| híaro | noun | A wild, thorny flowering bush. |
| híbé | verb | To pull. |
| híla | noun | Skin (anatomical). |
| hílagarí | noun | Tattoo. |
| híma | adjective | Carefree, at leisure. |
| hímaré | noun | Candle, torch. |
| hínarí | noun | Crystal. |
| hínaríwa | noun | Crystallization. |
| híno | noun | A shard, a sliver. |
| híokaí | noun | Ruin, destruction, calamity. |
| híokaíré | verb | To destroy, to ruin. |
| híoré | noun | A faintly bioluminescent flower. |
| híraké | verb | To open. |
| hísota | noun | Theft. |
| hísotanaé | adjective | Arcane, hidden, esoteric. |
| hisoté | verb | To steal, to filch, to swipe. |
| híta | adjective | Sure, certain. |
| hoburu | noun | A plan. |
| hoburré | verb | To plan. |
| hoburunaí | noun | A chance, a coincidence. |
| hokaí | adjective | Sly, cunning. |
| horobí | noun | Decline, decay; the process of falling into ruin. |
| hoshí | noun | West. |
| hotomí | noun | Midnight; the dead of night. |
| huna | noun | A tiny, moss-like flowering plant. |
| huoro | noun | Moss; lichen. |
I
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| íaré | adjective | Angry, mad. |
| íbanka | noun | High crime, grave offense, an atrocity. |
| ídété | noun | Spring, wellspring. |
| iésu | adjective | Short stature. |
| iésukoba | noun | Galley. |
| íjaté | verb | To whisper. |
| íkaré | verb | To do. |
| íkoba | noun | Galleon, greatship. |
| íku | noun | Body. |
| íkubashé | noun | Armor. |
| ílíré | noun | Book. |
| ílírénoré | noun | Library. |
| ímalaé | verb | To sing. |
| ímmu | noun | Arm. |
| ín | adjective | One. |
| ínanaé | adjective | Alone. |
| ínanaéwa | noun | Solitude. |
| ínanagé | adjective | Lonely. |
| íné | noun | Cat. |
| ínoka | noun | Boar, wild pig. |
| íntalía | noun | A person’s first sexual experience; deflowering. |
| ínteíra | noun | Integrity, wholeness, unity. |
| ío | adjective | Five. |
| íokí | adjective/noun | Like, adore. |
| íokíjí | noun | Adorant, devotee. |
| íoré | noun | Invocation. |
| íoshí | noun | Ambition. |
| íoyomí | noun | A five glyph idiom / poem. |
| írié | noun | Bay, cove, inlet. |
| Íra | noun | Meaning, purpose; ‘true word’ of a glyph. |
| írífa | noun | Life. |
| ísénkana | noun | Arming Sword. |
| íshara | noun | The Sun (the star). |
| íshon | noun | Hammer. |
| ísuka | noun | Magnolia tree. |
| itané | verb (copula) | Let it be, Let x be y. |
| ítosa | adjective | Free, unimpeded. |
| ítosaríko | noun | Freeman. |
| ítosawa | noun | Freedom, liberty. |
| ítowa | noun | Intent, purpose. |
J
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ja | exclamation | Hey, hello. |
| jamaéré | verb | To hinder, to obstruct. |
| janéshími | noun | An ambush (the event). |
| janéshíaé | verb | To ambush. |
| janémí | noun | A secret |
| janéré | verb | To hide. |
| jara | noun | Envy, jealousy |
| jíaro | adjective | New. |
| jié | exclamation | No. |
| jíseíka | noun | Autonomy, self-governance. |
| jíné | noun | Fog. |
| jínéría | noun | Comet. |
| joharí | noun | Shrine. |
| joja | adjective | False, untrue. |
| jojí | noun | Lie. |
| jotu | noun | Mouth (anatomical). |
| jutéré | verb | To arrive, to reach a destination. |
| juto | noun | Tongue (anatomical). |
K
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| kaé | adjective | Gentle. |
| kadon | noun | Thunder. |
| kadoro | noun | Helmet. |
| kaé | noun | Oak tree. |
| kaédé | verb | To teach. |
| kaédéjí | noun | Teacher, instructor, philosopher. |
| kaémaré | noun | Regret, remorse. |
| kaété | verb | To understand. |
| kaí | noun | Hill. |
| kaíché | verb | To win, to conquer. |
| kaída | noun | Victory. |
| kaíso | noun | Rank, status. |
| kaísoré | verb | To rival, to equal, to match in status. |
| kaíta | adjective | Warm, pleasant temperature. |
| kaka | exclamation | Laughing, laughter. |
| kakaí | noun | Fence, small wall. |
| kako | noun | River mouth, delta. |
| kaku | pronoun | He, him. |
| kakuro | noun | Egg. |
| kamarí | noun | The world. |
| kamora | noun | Highlands, plateau. |
| kana | noun | Sword. |
| kanaé | noun | Metal. |
| kanaéjí | noun | Blacksmith. |
| kanaré | noun | Apple tree. |
| kanawoté | verb | To surrender. |
| kanawotémí | noun | Surrender. |
| kanérí | noun | Diadem, circlet, crown. |
| kanéría | noun | A bell-shaped flower. |
| kano | noun | Deer, stag, doe. |
| kanra | noun | A chinchilla-like rodent prized for its fur. |
| kansara | noun | Hair stick, hairpin. |
| kanto | noun | Cloak, mantle. |
| kaoré | verb | To read. |
| kaoría | noun | A flower with a strong, sweet scent. |
| kaorína | noun | Fragrance. |
| karaní | particle | Thus, consequently, as a result, and so… |
| karí | noun | Eagle. |
| karímí | noun | Debt, a financial obligation. |
| karíyo | noun | Soldier, warrior. |
| karosa | noun | Cart, wagon. |
| karosatomo | noun | Caravan, train. |
| karu | noun | The end, terminus, conclusion. |
| karuré | verb | To end, to conclude, to finish. |
| karué | adjective | Empty. |
| karuna | noun | Mercy, compassion. |
| karuníké | verb | To forgive. |
| kashí | noun | Entrails, guts. |
| kaso | noun | A wound, an injury. |
| kato | noun | Cup. |
| kawarí | noun | Transmutation, transformation. |
| kawaríré | verb | To become, to transform into. |
| kayu | noun | Nose. |
| kéchuchí | noun | Contract blood (for magical use). |
| kéchuhagé | noun | The magical art of Oration. |
| kéchují | noun | An Orator. |
| kéchuna | noun | A familiar; ‘the bound one.’ |
| kéchu | noun | A magical contract, bond, or pact. |
| kéchura | noun | The utterance/words of a contract. |
| keíro | noun | Family crest. |
| keíso | noun | Shield. |
| keíto | noun | Lineage, dynasty. |
| kéla | adjective | Sixty. Base unit of measurement. |
| kémí | noun | Neck (anatomical). |
| kéngo | noun | Diamond. |
| kénrí | noun | Territory, dominion. |
| késara | noun | Reduction, attenuation. |
| késaré | verb | To fade, to diminish, to reduce. |
| késéka | noun | Blood. |
| késhon | noun | Alchemical sigil. |
| kessé | noun | Coda, ending (musical or literary). |
| késuo | adjective | Faint, dim, subtle. |
| kéya | noun | Spring (season). |
| Kéyamorí | noun | The first month. |
| kíbarí | noun | Restriction, binding. |
| kíbarí | noun | Problem, issue (restricting progress) |
| kíbaré | verb | To bind, to restrict. |
| kíbí | noun | Child. |
| kíkomaré | verb | To obey, to heed. |
| kíkoméré | verb | To hear, to listen. |
| kímíya | noun | Head priestess. |
| kínédé | verb | To kneel, to bow. |
| kíno | noun | Cloth, fabric, textile. |
| kínoré | noun | Inn. |
| kíoamé | noun | Honored Mother, grandmother. |
| kíoapa | noun | Honored Father, grandfather. |
| kíorí | noun | Pride, Honor. |
| kira | noun | The moment; the time; the instance (when). |
| kíré | noun | Life, spirit (poetic). |
| kíréma | noun | Number, data, figure. |
| kírí | noun | Frost. |
| kírísa | noun | Dew. |
| kíríté | verb | To carve, to engrave, to sculpt. |
| kísaké | noun | An insult, a slight. |
| kísé | noun | A noble, a member of nobility. |
| kísén | noun | The nobility. |
| kísí | noun | Tail (anatomical). |
| kíshoné | verb | To wear. |
| kítara | noun | Lute, lyre. |
| kíyéré | verb | To rest. |
| kíyo | noun | Rock candy. |
| kíyora | adjective | Clean, clear. |
| ko | adjective | Little, small, cute. |
| kobáré | verb | To multiply. |
| kobarémí | noun | Multiplication. |
| koérí | noun | Songbird, parrot. |
| kofu | noun | Decree, edict. |
| kohéraí | noun | Head priest. |
| koíné | verb | To make, to create. |
| kokana | noun | Shortsword. |
| kokkají | noun | Politician, statesman. |
| kokkasén | noun | Council, senate. |
| koko | noun | Bird (generic). |
| kolapé | noun | Collapse, downfall; the final event or state of ruin. |
| kolapéhaní | noun | Ruined Love. |
| koma | noun | Mountain. |
| komésa | noun | Summit, peak, mountaintop |
| konéjísén | noun | Artisan’s Guild. |
| konémínoré | noun | Atelier, studio. |
| konru | noun | Conflux, convergence. |
| korarasu | noun | Volcano. |
| korasé | verb | To achieve, to attain. |
| koroa | adverb | Always, forever. |
| koroöré | adjective | Ancient, timeless. |
| koron | noun | Pig, swine. |
| korona | noun | Dress. |
| koría | noun | A spark of inspiration, a glimmer of hope. |
| koseí | noun | Month. |
| koshíra | noun | Stool, simple seat. |
| koson | noun | Baron. |
| kosonía | noun | Barony. |
| kota | noun | Grain, wheat, harvest. |
| kotají | noun | Farmer. |
| kotawasé | noun | Beer, ale. |
| koté | noun | A day (a single revolution of the planet). |
| kotéa | noun | A working day. (colloquial; The period of sunup to sundown.) |
| koteí | noun | A process. |
| koto | noun | Tile. |
| koya | noun | Wilderness, wilds. |
| koyo | noun | Spruce tree. |
| kué | noun | Air, atmosphere. |
| kuennosé | verb | To breathe. |
| kueërílé | verb | To weave air; to create illusions. |
| kuéshé | verb | To live, dwell. |
| kuísé | verb | To ask, to question. |
| kukato | noun | Dusk. |
| kuku | noun | Dove, pigeon. |
| kulíré | verb | To eat. |
| kumayo | noun | Ash. |
| kumí | noun | Order, band (a group). |
| kumíré | noun | Composition. |
| kumento | noun | Document, treaty, official record. |
| kumorí | noun | Wings (anatomical). |
| kuodé | verb | To speak. |
| kura | adjective | Morning. |
| kurísé | pronoun | She, her. |
| kurru | noun | Hawk’s territory. |
L
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| laédé | noun | Seed. |
| laéso | noun | Cooking oil from seeds. |
| Laédésa | noun | The second month. |
| laéna | adjective / adverb | First, foremost, primary. |
| lakéré | verb | To split. |
| lana | noun | Glyph, character. |
| lantí | noun | Trail. |
| lao | noun | Vine. |
| laora | noun | Story, tale, epic. |
| laorají | noun | Bard, storyteller. |
| laraé | noun | Chrysalis. |
| larafía | noun | Adventure, epic journey, saga. |
| leíla | noun | Heart (anatomical). |
| leílémé | verb | To indulge, to yield to a desire. |
| leíré | verb | To walk. |
| léwa | pronoun | This. |
| líara | noun | Year. |
| líkon | noun | Rectangle. |
| líné | noun | Stream, brook. |
| línéa | noun | Town. |
| lío | adjective | Blue (color). |
| líosu | noun | Fear. |
| líosué | verb | To fear. |
| líreía | noun | Poem. |
| lírína | noun | Harp. |
| lísu | noun | Nectar. |
| lítatíré | noun | Theme, topic. |
| litto | noun | Soil. |
| líwa | noun | Taste, flavor. |
| líwaré | verb | To taste. |
| lo | exclamation | Okay. (Casual affirmative or acknowledgment). |
| loka | adjective | Dumb, stupid. |
| lolabé | noun | Willow tree. |
| lumé | noun | A tree. |
| lumí | noun | Berry. |
| lumíwasé | noun | Wine. |
| lummeí | noun | Tree branch, limb. |
| luné | noun | Processed wood. |
| lunéra | noun | Game board. |
| lutié | noun | Grace, refinement. |
| luwa | noun | Drift, stray. |
| luwanaé | adjective | Lost, drifting, astray. |
M
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ma | adjective | Red (color). |
| maéhí | noun | Name. |
| maété | adverb | Front (general direction). |
| magarí | noun | Promissory note. |
| magoa | noun | A curse, a hex. |
| magoaré | verb | To be cursed. |
| maguré | noun | Twilight. |
| maí | noun | A wish, a desire, a hope. |
| maírí | noun | Forest, woods. |
| maíriïrié | noun | A forest bay. |
| maíté | verb | To wait, to await. |
| makanaé | noun | Copper/Bronze. |
| maké | noun | Defeat. |
| mako | adjective | Far distance. |
| malaí | noun | Melody, song. |
| malashé | verb | To dance. |
| mamíséra | noun | Ruby. |
| mana | noun | Coin. |
| manaré | noun | Room, chamber. |
| marí | noun | Sapphire. |
| maríríné | noun | Mermaid. |
| mataré | verb | To stand. |
| mataru | adjective / noun | Constant, fixed. |
| mayoka | noun | Magicka. |
| méa | noun | Cycle. |
| Méahí | noun | The 6 year intercalary ‘Cycle Week’. |
| méají | noun | One who cycles, a reincarnator. |
| méaneí | adverb | Again, once more (repetition). |
| méaré | verb | To return, to cycle back. |
| meí | noun | Cloud. |
| Meírémí | noun | The eighth month. |
| meíré | noun | Winter (season). |
| méko | noun | Sheep, goat. |
| mélé | noun | Music. |
| méléjí | noun | Musician. |
| mélíné | adjective | Gentle. |
| méra | noun | Fate, destiny. |
| mérahaní | noun | Fated Love. |
| mérasé | noun | An advisability, a recommendation, ‘ought’, ‘should’. |
| mériá | noun | A blessing, a boon. |
| méru | noun | A race of men who are biologically immortal and lack pigmentation. |
| mésa | noun | Head (anatomical). |
| méné | adjective | Easy, simple. |
| ménénai | adjective | Difficult. |
| mía | noun | Hour. |
| mímorí | noun | Animal, creature. |
| mína | Noun / exclamation | Gratitude, ‘Thanks’. |
| mínata | pronoun | You, your. |
| mínseí | noun | Republic. |
| míraé | noun | Beauty, elegance. |
| míraénaé | adjective | Beautiful, elegant. |
| míraré | noun | Awe, wonder. |
| míré | noun | Valley. |
| míro | adverb | Very, to a high degree. |
| mísa | noun | Butterfly. |
| mísakí | noun | A bead, a beaded bracelet used for religious reasons. |
| mísaré | verb | To drink. |
| mísara | noun | Thirst. |
| míséra | noun | Gem, gemstone. |
| mísu | noun | Honey. |
| mísuwasé | noun | Mead. |
| mítasu | adjective | Full. |
| mítasélén | noun | Full moon. |
| mítasusé | verb | To replenish, to refill, to stock up. |
| mítosuré | verb | Sparkle, shimmer. |
| míwa | noun | Belly, stomach (anatomical). |
| míya | noun | Priestess. |
| mo | adjective | Two. |
| moka | noun | Tea. |
| mona | noun | Voice (will, opinion). |
| mono | noun | Chief, principal. |
| moranté | noun | Duty, obligation. |
| morí | noun | Feather. |
| motaré | verb | To seek. |
| motasé | verb | To use, to utilize. |
| moyo | noun | Pattern, design. |
| mukén | adjective | Unbroken, whole, flawless. |
| muon | adverb | Right. |
| muragé | adjective | Good (alignment). |
N
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| naba | noun | Vegetable. |
| naéré | verb | To cast a spell. |
| nagé | adjective | Sad, sorrowful. |
| nagéhaní | noun | Sad Love. |
| nagéké | verb | To lament, to mourn. |
| nagéwa | noun | Melancholy, the quality of sadness. |
| nagí | adjective | Calm, placid, serene. |
| nagarí | noun | Sickle. |
| nagasélén | noun | Crescent moon |
| naíbo | noun | Inside. |
| naído | noun | Tithe, tribute. |
| naía | noun | Gulf, a large bay. |
| naíto | adjective | Six. |
| nakushé | verb | To abandon, to forsake, to leave behind. |
| nalísé | verb | To enchant. |
| nanabé | noun | Shadow. |
| nanamé | verb | To cry, to weep. |
| nané | noun | Princess. |
| nano | adjective | Black (color). |
| napa | noun | Mouse. |
| naorisé | verb | To heal. |
| nara | noun | Meadow. |
| naramí | noun | Frequency. |
| narí | noun | The smell of coming rain (ozone). |
| nasaría | noun | Theory. |
| nasé | noun | Island. |
| nasha | noun | Summer (season). |
| nashadakí | noun | Monsoon. |
| Nashamí | noun | The third month. |
| natto | noun | Second (time). |
| nébéré | verb | To press, to crush. |
| néda | adjective | Tired, weary. |
| nédakamí | adjective | Expensive. |
| nédana | noun | Price, cost, value. |
| nédané | verb | To cost. |
| nédashí | adjective | Cheap, a bargain. |
| neí | noun | Health, internal state. |
| neíka | adjective | White (color). |
| neíshí | noun | Tomb, mausoleum. |
| neítérú | noun | A lingering memory, a memory of the dead. |
| neíwa | noun | A wax seal. |
| neíwaré | verb | To seal, to secure. |
| néla | adjective | Kind. |
| nélí | adjective | Enduring. |
| nélíssé | verb | To indurate, to make enduring. |
| néma | noun | Bed. |
| néméta | adverb | Together, in a relationship. |
| némoré | verb | To gather. |
| néna | noun | Hand. |
| néné | noun | A whisper, a murmur. |
| nénélé | verb | To whisper, to murmur. |
| néra | noun | Time. |
| néraní | adverb | Sometimes, occasionally. |
| néré | adverb (Interrogative) | When? |
| néro | noun | Iron. |
| néyata | noun | Mist, vapor. |
| ní | noun | Essence. |
| nía | adverb | Before, previous. |
| níara | noun | The aforementioned; the previous point; the matter just discussed. |
| níbu | adjective | Dull (blade). |
| nié | adjective | One Hundred-twenty (2 base 60). |
| níga | noun | Wheel. |
| nínéra | adjective | Early (before-time) |
| nípa | adjective | A state of pleasant inactivity. (A lazy day) |
| nípasé | verb | To make a cozy/comfortable feeling. |
| níoré | verb | To smell. |
| níorémí | noun | Scent, aroma; the sense of smell. |
| níroné | adjective | Cruel, harsh. |
| nitto | noun | Bone. |
| noa | exclamation | ‘Well…’ / ‘So…’ (transition). |
| noa | noun | Field, plain. |
| noaré | verb | To tell, to inform. |
| nodotté | adjective | All, every, complete. |
| noén | noun | Longing, yearning. |
| nomé | noun | South. |
| nomíkí | adjective | Quiet. |
| nomíkíwa | noun | Silence. |
| nomorí | noun | Festival. |
| nono | adverb/noun | Today. |
| nonoka | adverb/noun | Tomorrow. |
| nonosé | adverb/noun | Yesterday. |
| norasé | verb | To compare, to liken. |
| noré | noun | House. |
| noréaré | verb | To return home, to seek home. |
| noro | noun | Lizard, gecko. |
| nuíto | noun | Needle. |
| nuo | adjective | Four. |
| nuofía | noun | The four corners, the cardinal directions. |
| nuyo | adjective | Eight. |
O
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| oa | exclamation | ‘Oh!’ / ‘Wow!’ (surprise). |
| obíko | noun | Teapot. |
| obíra | noun | Sash, belt. |
| odo | noun | Place, location, spot. |
| oho | exclamation | ‘Aha!’ / ‘I see.’ (realization). |
| oki | noun | Sound. |
| okipéko | noun | Rhythm, beat. |
| okoté | verb | To give (to others). |
| okotésaí | noun | Gift, present. |
| okura | noun | Sunrise, daybreak. |
| okuraré | verb | To rise. |
| omaré | verb | To float. |
| omíré | noun | A flood. |
| omoí | noun | Intent, will. |
| omoré | verb | To drown. |
| oné | noun | Tube, pipe. |
| ono | noun | Axe. |
| ora | noun | Stone. |
| oré | adjective | Old. |
| orégarí | noun | Myth, legend. |
| orésélén | noun | Waning gibbous moon. |
| oríké | verb | To exchange, to swap. |
| oríkédo | noun | Commodities exchange, market. |
| oríkéjí | noun | Trader, broker. |
| orído | noun | Law, rule, principle. |
| orídojí | noun | Guard, city watch. |
| orímono | noun | Woven Pattern, Tapestry. |
| orísé | verb | To sit. |
| oríto | noun | Thread, yarn. |
| osa | noun | A consort. |
| osharé | verb | To greet, to welcome, to acknowledge. |
| osha | exclamation | “Greetings! / Welcome!” (casual) |
| oshí | noun | Cow, ox, cattle. |
| oshífé | verb | To push. |
| osíra | noun | Oscillation. |
P
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| paísa | noun | Family. |
| paku | noun | Box, container. |
| palén | noun | Lagoon, atoll. |
| palísa | adjective | Smooth (surface). |
| paraníku | noun | Plate Armor. |
| paraté | adjective | Fallow. |
| paría | noun | Wall. |
| paríno | noun | Percent. |
| paroné | noun | Merchant, trader. |
| panéké | verb | To trade, to barter. |
| paronésén | noun | Merchant’s Guild. |
| paronésué | noun | Merchant’s ledger. |
| péloné | adjective | Rough (texture). |
| péria | noun | Clothing, garment (general term). |
| pérína | noun | Tunic, shirt. |
| pía | noun | Chicken. |
| píara | noun | Truth, fact. |
| píaranaé | adjective | True, factual, truthful. |
| píko | noun | A species of prairie mouse. |
| píno | noun | Ferret, weasel. |
| pínta | noun | A drop (of liquid). |
| píra | adjective /exclamation | True. |
| pítaí | adjective | Correct. |
| poko | noun | Drum. |
| pokaru | noun | Mistake, error, flaw. |
| pokaruké | verb | To break, to damage. |
| polaro | noun | Array, magical circle. |
| pona | noun | Bread, loaf. |
| powa | noun | Force. |
| puku | noun | Collection. |
R
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ra | noun | Word. |
| rabé | adjective | Sweet (in taste). |
| ragí | noun | Sand. |
| ragísía | noun | Desert. |
| ragíka | noun | A spiky desert bloom. |
| ragíra | noun | Dune, sand hill. |
| raísé | verb | To léad. |
| raíséjí | noun | Léadér. |
| rakíríta | noun | A lottery, for drawing wooden slips. |
| rako | noun | Falcon. |
| ralíma | noun | Courage, bravery. |
| ralímanaé | adjective | Brave, courageous. |
| ralímawa | noun | The quality of bravery. |
| rana | adjective | Ideal, perfect. |
| rana | noun | A type, sort. |
| rané | adjective | Zero. |
| rara | noun | Excitement, sparkle (onomatopoeia). |
| réaku | noun | Leaf, book page. |
| Réakusa | noun | The seventh month. |
| rédénkí | noun | Empress. |
| réhí | adjective | Few. |
| réi | exclamation | ‘Right?’ / ‘Isn’t it?’ (seeking agreement). |
| réko | noun | Person (unknown gender). |
| réméalé | verb | To think, to consider. |
| rémémí | noun | Logic. |
| réna | noun | Bond, Connection. |
| rénaí | noun | Knife. |
| rénaría | noun | State, polity. |
| réndía | noun | Port, harbor. |
| rénshéké | verb | To fix, to repair, to mend. |
| rénshémí | noun | Distillation. |
| réto | noun | Key. |
| ría | noun | Star. |
| ríana | noun | A small, star-shaped flower. |
| ríané | noun | Ocean, sea. |
| ríaneírié | noun | Gulf. |
| ríanéjí | noun | Sailor. |
| ríanétamo | noun | Seabed, sea floor. |
| ríanéténka | noun | Cyclone, hurricane. |
| ríatérí | noun | Starlight. |
| rié | adjective | Pink (color). |
| riékí | noun | Profit, gain. |
| ríka | noun | Autumn (season). |
| Ríkamí | noun | The sixth month. |
| rína | noun | Hyacinth. |
| ríné | noun | Girl, woman. |
| rínékíbí | noun | Daughter. |
| rinnédénkí | noun | Queen. |
| ríon | noun | Lake. |
| rínon | noun | Bell, chime. |
| rísa | noun | Snow. |
| Rísamí | noun | The tenth month. |
| rísé | noun | Salt. |
| ríya | noun | Emerald. |
| rodon | noun | Sage, hermit, one who lives in isolation |
| rohon | noun | Pike, spear. |
| rokéba | noun | Furnace, forge, kiln. |
| rokénbagé | noun | Alchemy (the art of). |
| roku | noun | Compass. |
| rubía | noun | Fox. |
| rukí | adjective | Sharp. |
| rurí | noun | Lilac. |
| ruwa | pronoun | There. |
S
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| saan | noun | Tree bark. |
| saéké | verb | To dream. |
| saékémí | noun | A dream. |
| saékí | noun | Shadow. |
| saío | noun | Meat, flesh. |
| saíko | adjective/adverb | Most. |
| saísho | noun | Minister. |
| saíté | verb | To sleep. |
| sakaní | adjective | State of wanting. |
| sakaníwa | noun | Desire. |
| saké | verb | To cut, to slice. |
| sakí | noun | A tear (from crying). |
| sana | adjective | Affectionate. |
| sanaído | noun | Shop, stall, booth (a general place of commerce). |
| sanaíré | verb | To sell. |
| sanaíréjí | noun | Shopkeeper, seller. |
| sanaínoré | noun | A store, boutique. |
| sanka | noun | A citrus fruit, similar in taste to an orange. |
| sankalumé | noun | Citrus tree. |
| sanno | noun | Wares, goods for sale. |
| sannoré | noun | Warehouse. |
| sannosé | verb | To provision, to supply (specifically with equipment or goods). |
| sara | noun | Three thousand six hundred (3,600, 60 x 60) |
| saraní | adverb | More, further, additionally. |
| saré | noun | Chain, a connection. |
| sarébé | verb | To depart, to take leave. |
| sarébégare | exclamation | Farewell (formal). |
| sarébéjí | noun | Deserter, emigrant. |
| saréníku | noun | Chainmail. |
| saréríko | noun | A chained person; a slave. |
| sarí | adverb | Above, up. |
| saria | adjective | Silver (the color). |
| saríakanaé | noun | Silver metal. |
| saru | adjective | Wide. |
| sasa | noun | A rustle. |
| saté | particle | Quotative particle (marks a quote). |
| satorí | noun | Insight, understanding. |
| satorí | noun | Fern (plant). |
| satoríré | verb | To know, to understand. |
| satorírémí | noun | Knowledge, a piece of information. |
| séba | adjective | Narrow. |
| seída | adjective | Tall, high. |
| seígan | noun | Vow, solemn promise. |
| seígané | verb | To promise, to vow. |
| seíra | noun | Sky. |
| seírayína | noun | Lightning Bird. |
| sélén | noun | The moon. |
| séléné | noun | Goddess of the moon, the name of the moon. |
| sélennaé | adjective | Lunar, relating to the moon. |
| séna | noun | Duke. |
| séndé | noun | Death. |
| séndékísé | noun | The noble dead; revered ancestors. |
| séndéré | verb | To die. |
| sénía | noun | Duchy. |
| séno | adverb | Among, amidst. |
| sénra | noun | A mortal, death-bound being. |
| sénranaí | noun | An immortal, deathless being. |
| sérana | adjective | Upper, high. |
| séríaké | verb | To climb, to ascend. |
| sérín | noun | Glass. |
| séto | noun | A crossing, a ford. |
| setoré | verb | To encounter, to cross paths with, to meet. |
| séwa | noun | Expanse. |
| séwaí | adjective | Busy, occupied. |
| sía | noun | Land. |
| sítaké | verb | To fly. |
| síwaré | noun | Stick, staff. |
| sodaré | verb | To grow. |
| sokéré | verb | To avoid, to evade, to shun. |
| soku | noun | Concubine. |
| soléa | noun | Aria. |
| solína | noun | Robe, gown. |
| somaté | verb | To hunt. |
| sona | noun | Wisdom. |
| sonamíséra | noun | Reading stone. |
| sonanaé | adjective | Wise. |
| soneí | adverb / noun | Beyond; the far side. |
| sono | particle | Then, after that. |
| sonsha | noun | Loss (financial). |
| sorué | adverb | Left. |
| soteré | verb | To be faithful. |
| sotérí | noun | Faith, devotion. |
| soterínaí | adjective | Unfaithful. |
| soténasé | verb | To betray. |
| soténasí | noun | Betrayal. |
| sotéríka | noun | Lodestar. |
| sotí | adjective | Slow. |
| sotto | noun | Road, street. |
| sowa | pronoun | That. |
| soya | noun | Bow. |
| soyají | noun | Archer. |
| soyahagé | noun | Archery. |
| sué | noun | Ledger, registry. |
| suía | noun | A lemon-like citrus fruit. |
| suíalumé | noun | Lemon tree. |
| suíko | noun | Boat (small, non-warship). |
| suko | adjective | Several, some. |
| sulío | noun | Breeze. |
| sumí | noun | Ink. |
| sumo | noun | A plum-like stone fruit. |
| sumolumé | noun | Plum tree. |
| suna | noun | Fish (singular). |
| suono | noun | Husband. |
| surí | noun | Rabbit, hare. |
| susuma | adjective | Advanced. |
| susurí | noun | Lullaby. |
| sutéré | verb | To come. |
| sutasé | verb | To summon, to call forth, or order to appear. |
Sh
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| sha | adjective | Serene. |
| shara | noun | A moment, an instant. |
| shan | adjective | Three. |
| shantérí | noun | Peninsula. |
| shéjo | adjective | Cold. |
| shéjonaé | adjective | Chilled. |
| Shéjora | noun | The ninth month. |
| shépa | noun | Turtle, tortoise. |
| shíaéré | verb | To fight, to struggle. |
| shíaérémí | noun | A fight, a battle, a struggle. |
| shíadaré | verb | To command, to order. |
| shíkan | noun | Consul. |
| shímé | noun | Treasure. |
| shíméré | verb | To treasure; to cherish. |
| shímésé | verb | To show, to indicate. |
| shímo | adjective | Lower, under. |
| shímoöki | noun | An echo. |
| shímotébé | verb | To put, to place, to set down. |
| shína | noun | Garden. |
| shíné | noun | Hair (anatomical). |
| shínoé | verb | To think. |
| shíon | noun | Gold. |
| shíra | noun | Paper. |
| shíraku | noun | Potion, tincture. |
| shíréko | noun | Priest. |
| shrí | noun | Arrow. |
| shítané | noun | Trousers, leggings. |
| shísué | noun | A family’s registry. |
| shotaké | verb | To attack. |
| shotakémí | noun | An attack. |
| shotakéwa | noun | Offense. |
| shotokíbí | noun | Son. |
| shoto | noun | Man, boy. |
| shoru | noun | Liquor, spirit. |
| shosun | adjective | Rotten, decayed, spoiled. |
| shu | noun | Village. |
| shubo | noun | Hat, cap. |
| shuka | noun | Week. |
T
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| tabi | adverb | Often, frequently. |
| taésé | verb | To try, to attempt. |
| taígí | noun | Petal. |
| taíka | noun | Cedar tree. |
| taíla | noun | A single blossom, a bloom. |
| takékanaé | noun | Steel. |
| takéo | adjective | Strong. |
| talía | noun | A flower (generic). |
| talié | verb | To bloom, to blossom. |
| taméní | particle | In order to, for the purpose of. |
| tamo | noun | Floor. |
| tana | noun | Cave, cavern. |
| tanana | noun | Gourd flute. |
| tané | verb (copula) | Is/are. |
| tanía | noun | A field of flowers, wildflower meadow. |
| tano | adjective | Happy, glad, pleased. |
| tara | noun | Outside, outdoors. |
| tatéré | verb | To build, to craft. |
| tatéria | noun | A water lily or lotus. |
| tattéké | verb | To travel. |
| tattérí | noun | Water. |
| tattéríké | verb | To swim |
| tattérínéna | noun | Peninsula. |
| taya | noun | Coast, shore. |
| tayaäídé | noun | The east coast. |
| tayaría | noun | Lighthouse. |
| tébasé | verb | To manipulate, to control, to handle. |
| teëté | noun | Glove. |
| tékaré | verb | To buy, to purchase. |
| tékaréjí | noun | Customer, buyer. |
| téko | noun | Finger, toe. |
| tekkareí | adverb | Still, yet. |
| tekkaré | verb | To remain, to persist, to continue existing. |
| télérá | noun | The planet. |
| ténka | noun | Storm. |
| téré | adverb | What. |
| térí | noun | Light. |
| téríora | noun | Meteor. |
| térímé | noun | Mirror. |
| térína | noun | A common, sun-loving wildflower. |
| téríné | verb | To wake. |
| térísa | noun | A glimmer, a glint. |
| téromé | verb | To take, to get. |
| téroméjí | noun | Thief. |
| tía | noun | Eye. |
| tíaméné | verb | To look, to gaze. |
| tíayomí | noun | Eye-reading, phonetic reading. |
| tiérulé | verb | To remember. |
| tiéru | noun | Memory. |
| tiéruné | verb | To forget. |
| tiéruora | noun | Grave marker, headstone. |
| tíléké | adjective | Piercing, acute (wit, intellect). |
| tíko | noun | Pitch. |
| tína | noun | Magicka spell. |
| tínaílíré | noun | Grimoire, spellbook. |
| tíné | Exclamation /verb (slang) | ‘Forget it’, ‘Nevermind’. |
| tíonché | verb | To kill, murder, to kill intentionally and unlawfully. |
| tírí | adjective | Delicate, fine. |
| tíséyo | adjective | Heavy. |
| toaké | noun | Door, entryway. |
| tobí | noun | Dust. |
| tobíké | verb | To jump. |
| tobímono | noun | Projectile. |
| toga | noun | The point, tip, or terminus of an object. |
| tojíré | verb | To close, to shut. |
| tokka | noun | Dragon. |
| tomo | noun | Group, herd, flock. |
| tona | noun | Elemental force of nature. |
| tonaji | noun | One of the Six Witches. |
| toramé | verb | To catch. |
| torí | verb (slang) | ‘I know.’ |
| toto | noun | A march, a procession. |
| totoré | verb | To march, to parade. |
| towa | noun | Eternity. |
| towanaí | adverb | Never. |
| tumí | noun | Mushroom, fungus. |
| tumíwa | noun | Poison. |
| tuna | noun | Lumber. |
| tunéra | noun | Pulp; the soft inner wood of a living tree. |
| tura | noun | Revelation, epiphany. |
| turagé | verb | To divine, receive a vision, epiphany. |
| turají | noun | Oracle, seer. |
| turé | noun | Ear (anatomical). |
U
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ubu | noun | Fingertip. |
| uédí | adjective | State of needing. |
| uénaí | noun | A venture, a risk, an enterprise. |
| ulía | noun | Claw. |
| umaré | verb | To be born. |
| umí | adjective | Ten. |
| unasé | verb | To give birth to, to bear. |
| ura | noun | Heaven, the celestial sphere. |
| urabora | noun | Wyrm. |
| ushíné | verb | To lose. |
| utaé | noun | Incantation, chant. |
| utaí | noun | Ode, ballad; a poem intended to be sung or recited formally. |
| utaka | adjective | Passing, fleeting, ephemeral. |
| utakahaní | noun | A passing love. |
| utanéra | noun | Age, the length of time a thing has existed. |
| utokanaé | noun | A silver-colored, magically conductive metal. |
| utokarí | noun | Owl. |
| utomé | noun | Night. |
| utoménoré | noun | Brothel. |
| utomérinné | noun | Prostitute. |
| utomí | noun | A pale, night-blooming flower. |
| utoseíra | noun | Aether, heavens. |
V
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| vaí | noun | A tax, levy. |
| vérí | noun | Rice. |
W
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| wadé | noun | Skill, craft. |
| waoré | verb | To roar, to howl. |
| warasé | verb | To practice. |
| wasénoré | noun | Pub, tavern. |
| wía | adverb | Already, now, becoming. (Indicates a transition or change of state). |
Y
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| yaí | exclamation | ‘No’, ‘Negative.’ |
| yaíka | noun | Wife. |
| yagén | noun | Spice, herb. |
| yan | adjective | Fertile, golden, bountiful. |
| yasu | adjective | Wet. |
| yasunaé | adjective | Soaking, drenched. |
| yasushía | noun | Marsh, swamp, wetland. |
| yawa | adjective | Soft, pliable. |
| yéara | noun | Minute (time). |
| yékí | noun | Dog. |
| yéna | adjective | Fiery, passionate. |
| yíjíné | verb | To burn. |
| yín | noun | Fire. |
| yína | noun | Ember, spark. |
| yinnaé | adjective | Infernal, fiery. |
| yobé | noun | Snake. |
| yogí | noun | Despair, deep sorrow. |
| yomé | pronoun | I, me. |
| yométaí | pronoun | We, us. |
| yomí | noun | A chant, a hum, an incantation. |
| yorasé | verb | To add. |
| yorasémí | noun | Addition. |
| yoré | adverb | Who? |
| yorí | noun | Joy, happiness. |
| yorimmé | verb/exclamation | To play / to enjoy. Said when serving a meal. |
| yosha | adjective | Good, acceptable. |
| yubé | noun/adjective | Purple. |
| yukarí | noun | Rain Bird. |
| yuko | noun | Rain. |
| yukokí | noun | Rainy season. |
| yura | noun | Chrysanthemum. |
| yuraganaé | adjective | Fickle, inconsistent, wavering. |
| yuragé | verb | To sway, to waver, to fluctuate. |
| yúsíré | verb | To melt. |
| yuto | noun | Speech. |
Zh
| Word | Part of Speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| zhí | adjective | Holy, pure. |
| zhién | noun | Mind, thought, consciousness. |
| zhiéndío | noun | Mind, heart (spiritual). |
| zhiénaé | adjective | Mental, intellectual. |
| zhiéntía | noun | Oculus, mind’s eye. |
| zhiényomí | noun | The art of reading a glyph for its conceptual meaning. |
| zhíní | noun | Purest essence. |
| zhíní | adjective | Quintessence. |
| zhízhí | adjective | Sacred, inviolable. |
| zhízhía | noun | Sanctuary, hallowed ground. |
| zhízhído | noun | A holy site, a sanctum. |
| zhízhímíséra | noun | A noble consort. |
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