The Laénara Lexicon

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A

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
adíaadjective / pronoun Precious one, term of endearment.
aébakanounHospitality.
aébakéverbTo cook.
aénonounGround, terra firma.
aénojínounSerf, the lowest class. 
aénonanounHomeland, native soil, countryside.
aénoranounThe world, as a concept.
aénuéadverbBelow, down. 
aétéadjectiveShiny, glowing, radiant.
aétéréverbTo shine.
aétéranounLuster.
agárínounAscension.
agonanounPunishment, penalty.
aínounWar.
aídénounEast.
aíhagénounStrategy.
aíkétéréverbTo receive, accept.
aíkobanounBattleship, warship.
aínaranounJustice.
aínénounHarmony.
aínétoréverbTo agree, to be in accord.
aíréverb (copula)To exist; the ‘is’ of existence or location. 
ajíwaréverbTo work; to labor.
akaínounBrother.
akarínounClarity, Understanding.
akatonounDawn.
akídanounNorth.
akopronounIt, that thing.
akoréadjectiveLoud, noisy.
alaínounBack (anatomical).
AlkarésanounAlcrest (place name).
amanéverbTo believe, to trust.
amanínounTrust.
amanémínounA belief, a creed.
AmaranounDowager. 
aménounMother.
amékísénounMatriarch.
amínounA deity, a god.
amímalaínounHymn.
amísénnounThe Gods.
AmítokkanounThe deceased god of creation.
amíwanounGodhood, divinity.
anabíréverbTo learn.
anabírénorénounCollege, academy.
aníméverbTo help, to assist.
aníarínounFriend.
ankanounShell.
ankamíséranounPearl.
ankayomínounShell-chant, shell reading divination.
annayonounGhost, phantom. Anima that has not accepted its return to the cycle.
anoméverbTo embrace, to hold close.
aorínounTruce, armistice.
apanounFather.
apakísénounPatriarch.
arínounSister.
aríakéverbTo find, to discover.
ariénoun/adverbA possibility, “probably” when used in speech.
aríkanounSibling.
arasoéverbTo argue, to dispute.
aroméverbTo kiss.
arunounAn item, a piece (a single, concrete thing).
arutakéverbTo build; to craft; to assemble (a physical, concrete item).
asakanounDay(s), non literal.
asarínounCourt (the retinue of a sovereign).
asékénnounA human-like race.
asénanounA large, canine beast of burden.
aséruadjectiveShallow.
ashíranounStocking, sock.
asukonounMyth, legend.
asukonanounA legendary, magical flower.
atéexclamation‘Um…’ (hesitation).
atéwénounSteam.
atiénounPrayer.
atoaadverbBehind.
atoénounThe rear.
atoríkénounA retreat (the event).
atoríkéverbTo retreat.
atséadjectiveHot.
atsénaéadjectiveHeated.
awabéverbTo apologize, to ask for forgiveness.
awaronounSoap, lather.
awasénounSynthesis.
ayaranounIllusion, glamour.

B

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
bagéadjectiveThick.
bakuréverbTo bombard.
bannounQuality of make, build or constitution.
bankanounA crime; a transgression against the law.
banshénounKnight.
barannounHorse.
baradonounHorse stable.
bashéverbTo protect, to shield.
bashéwanounDefense.
bashíaréverbTo defend.
bastonounFort, keep, castle.
bastonébénounA siege.
bastonébéverbTo besiege.
béguadjectiveFat.
békínounA necessity, a requirement, a ‘must’.
bíbíadjectiveCracked, fractured.
bíroadjectiveBad (alignment).
bírowanounEvil, malice.
bírowakéverbTo hate.
bokunounLeg (anatomical).
bueíkonounWeapon.
burunounBridge.

Ch

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
chanounBreath of creation.
charéexclamationBye, Later. (Informal goodbye).
cheexclamationTsk! (An exclamation of displeasure or annoyance).
chéyanounTooth, fang.
chéyaranounIvory.
chíaéréverbTo choose, to select.
chíaérémínounA choice.
chiénounLore, traditional knowledge.
chíkaénounOath.
chíkaréadverbSoon.
chonounCity. 
chomononounCity lord.
chodanounRope.
chokaadjectiveYellow.
choörídonounA city’s charter or constitution.

D

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
daésénounChair. 
daíanounTable. 
daísunounRiver. 
daíwanounMarket, square.
dakínounWind. 
dakídíarénounTornado.
damatéverbTo see, to observe.
damatémínounAn observation.
dappanounCliff, precipice.
dédaréverbTo give (to the speaker).
dénkínounKing.
dénkíanounKingdom.
déségéverbTo draw, to sketch, to illustrate.
déségémínounA drawing, diagram.
díaranounAround, surroundings, perimeter.
díaréverbTo encircle.
díarémínounBand, ring.
díméadjectiveNear, close.
díonounAnima, soul.
díoínénounSpirit cat of folklore.
díorénanounRomantic or spiritual intercourse.
díorénéverbTo make love.
dokéadjectiveFoolish, silly.
dokédokéadjective / exclamationAn expletive for a foolish person, dumbass.
domaadjectiveDark.
doréadverbWhy?
doronounMud.
dorokanounTreason.

E

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
éaexclamationYes (agreement).
éanoadjectiveDry.
éanowanounDrought.
ébíronounGrapes.
ébírolaonounGrapevine.
édanounColor.
eíexclamation‘Ow!’ / ‘Ouch!’ (a cry of pain).
eíkonounCoral.
eíraíadjectiveSeparate, apart, other.
eíraíréverbTo separate, to part, to isolate.
eíraínaéadjectiveIsolated.
eíríkonounStranger, outsider.
eítiénounA Judge, a magistrate.
élaréverbTo hope, to wish for.
élarínounHopeful; the state of hoping.
éléexclamation‘Um…’ (hesitation).
éléuadjectiveAuspicious, favorable.
éléumímorínounQilin (auspicious beast).
éléuwanounAuspice, good fortune.
élíanounAffinity.
énkénounOpponent, enemy.
éríadverbWhere.
éríléverbTo weave.
érísénounSediment.
éshínnounPhoenix.
éshoexclamationPlease. (Clipped, polite request from éshoré, to request).
éshoréverbTo request, to ask for.
étoadjectiveNine.

F

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
fadénounFoot (anatomical).
faíréverbTo fall.
féexclamation‘Ugh!’ / ‘Hmph.’ (disgust).
feílanounPollen.
fénadjectiveClear, translucent.
féníanounRequiem, dirge.
fénkamanounWindow.
fíanounWay, path.
fíaréverbTo go.
fínaadverbHere, at this place.
fíraadjectiveGreen (color).
fudanounGate (smaller, simpler).
fudanorénounGatehouse.
fuénounFlute (simple).
fukéadjectiveDeep.
fukéwanounDepth, deepness.
fumínounShoe, boot.
funéadjectiveThin.
furéréverbTo touch, to feel (texture).
furérémínounThe sense of touch; texture.

G

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
gaídéverbTo smile, to laugh.
gaítonounCoat, overcoat.
gaménounFruit.
GamérínounThe fifth month.
gakínounClan.
garéréverbTo wither.
garínounScript, writing.
garíkéverbTo write.
geíwanounDoubt, uncertainty.
gíodaadjectiveMany.
gírénounFood. 
godénkínounEmperor.
godénkíanounEmpire.
gomaadjectiveDark.
goshénadjectiveDirty, filthy, unclean.
gumanounPlant root.
guntanounArmy.

H

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
haébaadjectiveBig, large.
haébakananounLongsword.
haébanorénounPalace.
HaébasanounThe fourth month.
haíchéverbTo betray.
hagénounTechnique, method.
hakaadjectiveWeak.
hakeínounIce.
hakeípíntanounHail.
hakunounPrince.
hakuranounMaple.
hakuraluménounMaple tree.
halíanounBud (flower bud).
hamanounA traditional dress.
hanadjectiveGreat, to a greater degree.
hanínounLove.
haniïkéverbTo cherish.
haníyínnounPassionate or lustful intercourse.
hanlénounHalf, thirty (half of 60).
harínounThe smell after the rain (petrichor).
haromébéverbTo pay.
hasaadjectiveFast, quick, swift.
hasíréverbTo run.
hatéadjectiveSeven.
hatéronounFrontier, borderland.
héaranounThe future; time yet to come.
heíanounPeace, harmony.
heíranounThe horizon.
héraínounPriest.
hésoadjectiveNarrow.
híaíséverbTo throw, to cast, to fling.
híaríadjectiveBright, radiant, luminous.
híaríwanounBrightness, radiance.
hiénanounAn indigo drooping bell flower.
híaronounA wild, thorny flowering bush.
híbéverbTo pull.
hílanounSkin (anatomical).
hílagarínounTattoo.
hímaadjectiveCarefree, at leisure.
hímarénounCandle, torch.
hínarínounCrystal.
hínaríwanounCrystallization.
hínonounA shard, a sliver.
híokaínounRuin, destruction, calamity.
híokaíréverbTo destroy, to ruin.
híorénounA faintly bioluminescent flower.
hírakéverbTo open.
hísotanounTheft.
hísotanaéadjectiveArcane, hidden, esoteric.
hisotéverbTo steal, to filch, to swipe.
hítaadjectiveSure, certain.
hoburunounA plan.
hoburréverbTo plan.
hoburunaínounA chance, a coincidence.
hokaíadjectiveSly, cunning.
horobínounDecline, decay; the process of falling into ruin.
hoshínounWest.
hotomínounMidnight; the dead of night.
hunanounA tiny, moss-like flowering plant.
huoronounMoss; lichen.

I

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
íaréadjectiveAngry, mad.
íbankanounHigh crime, grave offense, an atrocity.
ídéténounSpring, wellspring.
iésuadjectiveShort stature.
iésukobanounGalley.
íjatéverbTo whisper.
íkaréverbTo do.
íkobanounGalleon, greatship.
íkunounBody.
íkubashénounArmor.
ílírénounBook.
ílírénorénounLibrary.
ímalaéverbTo sing.
ímmunounArm.
ínadjectiveOne.
ínanaéadjectiveAlone.
ínanaéwanounSolitude.
ínanagéadjectiveLonely.
ínénounCat.
ínokanounBoar, wild pig.
íntalíanounA person’s first sexual experience; deflowering.
ínteíranounIntegrity, wholeness, unity.
íoadjectiveFive.
íokíadjective/nounLike, adore.
íokíjínounAdorant, devotee.
íorénounInvocation.
íoshínounAmbition.
íoyomínounA five glyph idiom / poem.
íriénounBay, cove, inlet.
ÍranounMeaning, purpose; ‘true word’ of a glyph.
írífanounLife.
ísénkananounArming Sword.
ísharanounThe Sun (the star).
íshonnounHammer.
ísukanounMagnolia tree.
itanéverb (copula)Let it be, Let x be y.
ítosaadjectiveFree, unimpeded.
ítosaríkonounFreeman.
ítosawanounFreedom, liberty.
ítowanounIntent, purpose.

J

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
jaexclamationHey, hello.
jamaéréverbTo hinder, to obstruct.
janéshíminounAn ambush (the event).
janéshíaéverbTo ambush.
janémínounA secret
janéréverbTo hide.
jaranounEnvy, jealousy
jíaroadjectiveNew.
jiéexclamationNo.
jíseíkanounAutonomy, self-governance.
jínénounFog.
jínéríanounComet.
joharínounShrine.
jojaadjectiveFalse, untrue.
jojínounLie.
jotunounMouth (anatomical).
jutéréverbTo arrive, to reach a destination.
jutonounTongue (anatomical).

K

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
kaéadjectiveGentle.
kadonnounThunder.
kadoronounHelmet.
kaénounOak tree.
kaédéverbTo teach.
kaédéjínounTeacher, instructor, philosopher.
kaémarénounRegret, remorse.
kaétéverbTo understand.
kaínounHill.
kaíchéverbTo win, to conquer.
kaídanounVictory.
kaísonounRank, status.
kaísoréverbTo rival, to equal, to match in status.
kaítaadjectiveWarm, pleasant temperature.
kakaexclamationLaughing, laughter.
kakaínounFence, small wall.
kakonounRiver mouth, delta.
kakupronounHe, him.
kakuronounEgg.
kamarínounThe world.
kamoranounHighlands, plateau. 
kananounSword.
kanaénounMetal.
kanaéjínounBlacksmith.
kanarénounApple tree.
kanawotéverbTo surrender.
kanawotémínounSurrender.
kanérínounDiadem, circlet, crown.
kanéríanounA bell-shaped flower.
kanonounDeer, stag, doe.
kanranounA chinchilla-like rodent prized for its fur.
kansaranounHair stick, hairpin.
kantonounCloak, mantle.
kaoréverbTo read.
kaoríanounA flower with a strong, sweet scent.
kaorínanounFragrance.
karaníparticleThus, consequently, as a result, and so…
karínounEagle.
karímínounDebt, a financial obligation.
karíyonounSoldier, warrior.
karosanounCart, wagon.
karosatomonounCaravan, train.
karunounThe end, terminus, conclusion.
karuréverbTo end, to conclude, to finish.
karuéadjectiveEmpty.
karunanounMercy, compassion.
karuníkéverbTo forgive.
kashínounEntrails, guts.
kasonounA wound, an injury.
katonounCup.
kawarínounTransmutation, transformation.
kawaríréverbTo become, to transform into.
kayunounNose.
kéchuchínounContract blood (for magical use).
kéchuhagénounThe magical art of Oration.
kéchujínounAn Orator.
kéchunanounA familiar; ‘the bound one.’
kéchunounA magical contract, bond, or pact.
kéchuranounThe utterance/words of a contract.
keíronounFamily crest.
keísonounShield.
keítonounLineage, dynasty.
kélaadjectiveSixty. Base unit of measurement.
kémínounNeck (anatomical).
kéngonounDiamond.
kénrínounTerritory, dominion.
késaranounReduction, attenuation.
késaréverbTo fade, to diminish, to reduce.
késékanounBlood.
késhonnounAlchemical sigil.
kessénounCoda, ending (musical or literary).
késuoadjectiveFaint, dim, subtle.
kéyanounSpring (season).
KéyamorínounThe first month.
kíbarínounRestriction, binding.
kíbarínounProblem, issue (restricting progress)
kíbaréverbTo bind, to restrict.
kíbínounChild.
kíkomaréverbTo obey, to heed.
kíkoméréverbTo hear, to listen.
kímíyanounHead priestess.
kínédéverbTo kneel, to bow.
kínonounCloth, fabric, textile.
kínorénounInn. 
kíoaménounHonored Mother, grandmother.
kíoapanounHonored Father, grandfather.
kíorínounPride, Honor.
kiranounThe moment; the time; the instance (when).
kírénounLife, spirit (poetic).
kírémanounNumber, data, figure.
kírínounFrost. 
kírísanounDew.
kírítéverbTo carve, to engrave, to sculpt.
kísakénounAn insult, a slight.
kísénounA noble, a member of nobility.
kísénnounThe nobility. 
kísínounTail (anatomical).
kíshonéverbTo wear.
kítaranounLute, lyre.
kíyéréverbTo rest.
kíyonounRock candy.
kíyoraadjectiveClean, clear.
koadjectiveLittle, small, cute.
kobáréverbTo multiply.
kobarémínounMultiplication.
koérínounSongbird, parrot.
kofunounDecree, edict.
kohéraínounHead priest.
koínéverbTo make, to create.
kokananounShortsword.
kokkajínounPolitician, statesman.
kokkasénnounCouncil, senate.
kokonounBird (generic).
kolapénounCollapse, downfall; the final event or state of ruin.
kolapéhanínounRuined Love.
komanounMountain.
komésanounSummit, peak, mountaintop
konéjísénnounArtisan’s Guild.
konémínorénounAtelier, studio.
konrunounConflux, convergence.
korarasunounVolcano.
koraséverbTo achieve, to attain.
koroaadverbAlways, forever.
koroöréadjectiveAncient, timeless.
koronnounPig, swine.
koronanounDress.
koríanounA spark of inspiration, a glimmer of hope.
koseínounMonth.
koshíranounStool, simple seat.
kosonnounBaron.
kosoníanounBarony.
kotanounGrain, wheat, harvest.
kotajínounFarmer.
kotawasénounBeer, ale.
koténounA day (a single revolution of the planet).
kotéanounA working day. (colloquial; The period of sunup to sundown.)
koteínounA process.
kotonounTile.
koyanounWilderness, wilds.
koyonounSpruce tree.
kuénounAir, atmosphere.
kuennoséverbTo breathe. 
kueëríléverbTo weave air; to create illusions.
kuéshéverbTo live, dwell.
kuíséverbTo ask, to question.
kukatonounDusk.
kukunounDove, pigeon. 
kulíréverbTo eat. 
kumayonounAsh.
kumínounOrder, band (a group).
kumírénounComposition.
kumentonounDocument, treaty, official record.
kumorínounWings (anatomical).
kuodéverbTo speak. 
kuraadjectiveMorning.
kurísépronounShe, her.
kurrunounHawk’s territory.

L

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
laédénounSeed.
laésonounCooking oil from seeds.
LaédésanounThe second month.
laénaadjective / adverbFirst, foremost, primary.
lakéréverbTo split.
lananounGlyph, character.
lantínounTrail.
laonounVine.
laoranounStory, tale, epic.
laorajínounBard, storyteller.
laraénounChrysalis.
larafíanounAdventure, epic journey, saga.
leílanounHeart (anatomical). 
leíléméverbTo indulge, to yield to a desire.
leíréverbTo walk.
léwapronounThis.
líaranounYear. 
líkonnounRectangle.
línénounStream, brook.
línéanounTown.
líoadjectiveBlue (color).
líosunounFear.
líosuéverbTo fear.
líreíanounPoem.
lírínanounHarp.
lísunounNectar.
lítatírénounTheme, topic.
littonounSoil.
líwanounTaste, flavor.
líwaréverbTo taste.
loexclamationOkay. (Casual affirmative or acknowledgment).
lokaadjectiveDumb, stupid.
lolabénounWillow tree.
luménounA tree.
lumínounBerry.
lumíwasénounWine.
lummeínounTree branch, limb.
lunénounProcessed wood.
lunéranounGame board.
lutiénounGrace, refinement.
luwanounDrift, stray.
luwanaéadjectiveLost, drifting, astray.

M

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
maadjectiveRed (color).
maéhínounName.
maétéadverbFront (general direction).
magarínounPromissory note.
magoanounA curse, a hex.
magoaréverbTo be cursed.
magurénounTwilight.
maínounA wish, a desire, a hope.
maírínounForest, woods. 
maíriïriénounA forest bay.
maítéverbTo wait, to await.
makanaénounCopper/Bronze.
makénounDefeat.
makoadjectiveFar distance.
malaínounMelody, song.
malashéverbTo dance.
mamíséranounRuby.
mananounCoin.
manarénounRoom, chamber.
marínounSapphire.
marírínénounMermaid.
mataréverbTo stand.
mataruadjective / nounConstant, fixed.
mayokanounMagicka.
méanounCycle.
MéahínounThe 6 year intercalary ‘Cycle Week’.
méajínounOne who cycles, a reincarnator.
méaneíadverbAgain, once more (repetition).
méaréverbTo return, to cycle back.
meínounCloud. 
MeírémínounThe eighth month.
meírénounWinter (season).
mékonounSheep, goat.
mélénounMusic.
méléjínounMusician.
mélínéadjectiveGentle.
méranounFate, destiny.
mérahanínounFated Love.
mérasénounAn advisability, a recommendation, ‘ought’, ‘should’.
mériánounA blessing, a boon.
mérunounA race of men who are biologically immortal and lack pigmentation.
mésanounHead (anatomical).
ménéadjectiveEasy, simple.
ménénaiadjectiveDifficult.
míanounHour.
mímorínounAnimal, creature.
mínaNoun / exclamationGratitude, ‘Thanks’.
mínatapronounYou, your.
mínseínounRepublic.
míraénounBeauty, elegance.
míraénaéadjectiveBeautiful, elegant.
mírarénounAwe, wonder.
mírénounValley.
míroadverbVery, to a high degree.
mísanounButterfly.
mísakínounA bead, a beaded bracelet used for religious reasons. 
mísaréverbTo drink. 
mísaranounThirst.
míséranounGem, gemstone. 
mísunounHoney. 
mísuwasénounMead.
mítasuadjectiveFull.
mítasélénnounFull moon.
mítasuséverbTo replenish, to refill, to stock up.
mítosuréverbSparkle, shimmer.
míwanounBelly, stomach (anatomical).
míyanounPriestess. 
moadjectiveTwo.
mokanounTea.
monanounVoice (will, opinion).
mononounChief, principal.
moranténounDuty, obligation.
morínounFeather.
motaréverbTo seek.
motaséverbTo use, to utilize.
moyonounPattern, design.
mukénadjectiveUnbroken, whole, flawless.
muonadverbRight. 
muragéadjectiveGood (alignment).

N

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
nabanounVegetable. 
naéréverbTo cast a spell.
nagéadjectiveSad, sorrowful.
nagéhanínounSad Love.
nagékéverbTo lament, to mourn.
nagéwanounMelancholy, the quality of sadness.
nagíadjectiveCalm, placid, serene.
nagarínounSickle.
nagasélénnounCrescent moon
naíbonounInside.
naídonounTithe, tribute.
naíanounGulf, a large bay.
naítoadjectiveSix.
nakushéverbTo abandon, to forsake, to leave behind.
nalíséverbTo enchant.
nanabénounShadow.
nanaméverbTo cry, to weep.
nanénounPrincess. 
nanoadjectiveBlack (color).
napanounMouse.
naoriséverbTo heal.
naranounMeadow.
naramínounFrequency.
narínounThe smell of coming rain (ozone).
nasaríanounTheory.
nasénounIsland.
nashanounSummer (season).
nashadakínounMonsoon.
NashamínounThe third month.
nattonounSecond (time).
nébéréverbTo press, to crush.
nédaadjectiveTired, weary.
nédakamíadjectiveExpensive.
nédananounPrice, cost, value.
nédanéverbTo cost.
nédashíadjectiveCheap, a bargain.
neínounHealth, internal state.
neíkaadjectiveWhite (color).
neíshínounTomb, mausoleum.
neítérúnounA lingering memory, a memory of the dead.
neíwanounA wax seal.
neíwaréverbTo seal, to secure.
nélaadjectiveKind.
nélíadjectiveEnduring.
nélísséverbTo indurate, to make enduring.
némanounBed.
némétaadverbTogether, in a relationship.
némoréverbTo gather.
nénanounHand.
nénénounA whisper, a murmur.
nénéléverbTo whisper, to murmur.
néranounTime.
néraníadverbSometimes, occasionally.
néréadverb (Interrogative)When?
néronounIron.
néyatanounMist, vapor.
nínounEssence.
níaadverbBefore, previous.
níaranounThe aforementioned; the previous point; the matter just discussed.
níbuadjectiveDull (blade).
niéadjectiveOne Hundred-twenty (2 base 60).
níganounWheel.
nínéraadjectiveEarly (before-time)
nípaadjectiveA state of pleasant inactivity. (A lazy day)
nípaséverbTo make a cozy/comfortable feeling.
níoréverbTo smell.
níorémínounScent, aroma; the sense of smell.
níronéadjectiveCruel, harsh.
nittonounBone.
noaexclamation‘Well…’ / ‘So…’ (transition).
noanounField, plain.
noaréverbTo tell, to inform.
nodottéadjectiveAll, every, complete.
noénnounLonging, yearning.
noménounSouth.
nomíkíadjectiveQuiet.
nomíkíwanounSilence.
nomorínounFestival.
nonoadverb/nounToday.
nonokaadverb/nounTomorrow.
nonoséadverb/nounYesterday.
noraséverbTo compare, to liken.
norénounHouse.
noréaréverbTo return home, to seek home.
noronounLizard, gecko.
nuítonounNeedle.
nuoadjectiveFour.
nuofíanounThe four corners, the cardinal directions.
nuyoadjectiveEight.

O

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
oaexclamation‘Oh!’ / ‘Wow!’ (surprise).
obíkonounTeapot.
obíranounSash, belt.
odonounPlace, location, spot.
ohoexclamation‘Aha!’ / ‘I see.’ (realization).
okinounSound.
okipékonounRhythm, beat.
okotéverbTo give (to others).
okotésaínounGift, present.
okuranounSunrise, daybreak.
okuraréverbTo rise.
omaréverbTo float.
omírénounA flood.
omoínounIntent, will.
omoréverbTo drown.
onénounTube, pipe.
ononounAxe.
oranounStone.
oréadjectiveOld.
orégarínounMyth, legend.
orésélénnounWaning gibbous moon.
oríkéverbTo exchange, to swap.
oríkédonounCommodities exchange, market.
oríkéjínounTrader, broker.
orídonounLaw, rule, principle.
orídojínounGuard, city watch.
orímononounWoven Pattern, Tapestry.
oríséverbTo sit.
orítonounThread, yarn.
osanounA consort.
osharéverbTo greet, to welcome, to acknowledge.
oshaexclamation“Greetings! / Welcome!” (casual)
oshínounCow, ox, cattle.
oshíféverbTo push.
osíranounOscillation.

P

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
paísanounFamily.
pakunounBox, container.
palénnounLagoon, atoll.
palísaadjectiveSmooth (surface).
paraníkunounPlate Armor.
paratéadjectiveFallow.
paríanounWall.
parínonounPercent.
paronénounMerchant, trader.
panékéverbTo trade, to barter.
paronésénnounMerchant’s Guild.
paronésuénounMerchant’s ledger.
pélonéadjectiveRough (texture).
périanounClothing, garment (general term).
pérínanounTunic, shirt.
píanounChicken.
píaranounTruth, fact.
píaranaéadjectiveTrue, factual, truthful.
píkonounA species of prairie mouse.
pínonounFerret, weasel.
píntanounA drop (of liquid).
píraadjective /exclamationTrue.
pítaíadjectiveCorrect.
pokonounDrum.
pokarunounMistake, error, flaw.
pokarukéverbTo break, to damage.
polaronounArray, magical circle.
ponanounBread, loaf.
powanounForce.
pukunounCollection.

R

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
ranounWord.
rabéadjectiveSweet (in taste).
ragínounSand.
ragísíanounDesert.
ragíkanounA spiky desert bloom.
ragíranounDune, sand hill.
raíséverbTo léad.
raíséjínounLéadér.
rakírítanounA lottery, for drawing wooden slips.
rakonounFalcon.
ralímanounCourage, bravery.
ralímanaéadjectiveBrave, courageous.
ralímawanounThe quality of bravery.
ranaadjectiveIdeal, perfect.
rananounA type, sort.
ranéadjectiveZero.
raranounExcitement, sparkle (onomatopoeia).
réakunounLeaf, book page.
RéakusanounThe seventh month.
rédénkínounEmpress.
réhíadjectiveFew.
réiexclamation‘Right?’ / ‘Isn’t it?’ (seeking agreement).
rékonounPerson (unknown gender).
réméaléverbTo think, to consider.
rémémínounLogic.
rénanounBond, Connection.
rénaínounKnife. 
rénaríanounState, polity.
réndíanounPort, harbor.
rénshékéverbTo fix, to repair, to mend.
rénshémínounDistillation.
rétonounKey.
ríanounStar.
ríananounA small, star-shaped flower.
ríanénounOcean, sea.
ríaneíriénounGulf.
ríanéjínounSailor.
ríanétamonounSeabed, sea floor.
ríanéténkanounCyclone, hurricane.
ríatérínounStarlight.
riéadjectivePink (color).
riékínounProfit, gain.
ríkanounAutumn (season).
RíkamínounThe sixth month.
rínanounHyacinth.
rínénounGirl, woman.
rínékíbínounDaughter.
rinnédénkínounQueen.
ríonnounLake.
rínonnounBell, chime.
rísanounSnow.
RísamínounThe tenth month.
rísénounSalt.
ríyanounEmerald.
rodonnounSage, hermit, one who lives in isolation
rohonnounPike, spear.
rokébanounFurnace, forge, kiln.
rokénbagénounAlchemy (the art of).
rokunounCompass.
rubíanounFox.
rukíadjectiveSharp.
rurínounLilac.
ruwapronounThere. 

S

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
saannounTree bark.
saékéverbTo dream.
saékémínounA dream.
saékínounShadow.
saíonounMeat, flesh.
saíkoadjective/adverbMost.
saíshonounMinister. 
saítéverbTo sleep.
sakaníadjectiveState of wanting.
sakaníwanounDesire.
sakéverbTo cut, to slice.
sakínounA tear (from crying).
sanaadjectiveAffectionate.
sanaídonounShop, stall, booth (a general place of commerce).
sanaíréverbTo sell.
sanaíréjínounShopkeeper, seller.
sanaínorénounA store, boutique.
sankanounA citrus fruit, similar in taste to an orange.
sankaluménounCitrus tree.
sannonounWares, goods for sale.
sannorénounWarehouse.
sannoséverbTo provision, to supply (specifically with equipment or goods).
saranounThree thousand six hundred (3,600, 60 x 60)
saraníadverbMore, further, additionally.
sarénounChain, a connection.
sarébéverbTo depart, to take leave.
sarébégareexclamationFarewell (formal).
sarébéjínounDeserter, emigrant.
saréníkunounChainmail.
saréríkonounA chained person; a slave.
saríadverbAbove, up.
sariaadjectiveSilver (the color).
saríakanaénounSilver metal.
saruadjectiveWide.
sasanounA rustle.
satéparticleQuotative particle (marks a quote).
satorínounInsight, understanding.
satorínounFern (plant).
satoríréverbTo know, to understand.
satorírémínounKnowledge, a piece of information.
sébaadjectiveNarrow.
seídaadjectiveTall, high.
seígannounVow, solemn promise.
seíganéverbTo promise, to vow.
seíranounSky.
seírayínanounLightning Bird.
sélénnounThe moon.
sélénénounGoddess of the moon, the name of the moon.
sélennaéadjectiveLunar, relating to the moon.
sénanounDuke.
séndénounDeath.
séndékísénounThe noble dead; revered ancestors.
séndéréverbTo die.
séníanounDuchy.
sénoadverbAmong, amidst.
sénranounA mortal, death-bound being.
sénranaínounAn immortal, deathless being.
séranaadjectiveUpper, high. 
séríakéverbTo climb, to ascend.
sérínnounGlass.
sétonounA crossing, a ford.
setoréverbTo encounter, to cross paths with, to meet.
séwanounExpanse.
séwaíadjectiveBusy, occupied.
síanounLand.
sítakéverbTo fly.
síwarénounStick, staff.
sodaréverbTo grow.
sokéréverbTo avoid, to evade, to shun.
sokunounConcubine.
soléanounAria.
solínanounRobe, gown.
somatéverbTo hunt.
sonanounWisdom.
sonamíséranounReading stone.
sonanaéadjectiveWise.
soneíadverb / nounBeyond; the far side.
sonoparticleThen, after that.
sonshanounLoss (financial).
soruéadverbLeft.
soteréverbTo be faithful.
sotérínounFaith, devotion.
soterínaíadjectiveUnfaithful.
soténaséverbTo betray.
soténasínounBetrayal.
sotéríkanounLodestar.
sotíadjectiveSlow.
sottonounRoad, street.
sowapronounThat.
soyanounBow. 
soyajínounArcher.
soyahagénounArchery.
suénounLedger, registry.
suíanounA lemon-like citrus fruit.
suíaluménounLemon tree.
suíkonounBoat (small, non-warship).
sukoadjectiveSeveral, some.
sulíonounBreeze.
sumínounInk.
sumonounA plum-like stone fruit.
sumoluménounPlum tree.
sunanounFish (singular).
suononounHusband.
surínounRabbit, hare.
susumaadjectiveAdvanced.
susurínounLullaby.
sutéréverbTo come.
sutaséverbTo summon, to call forth, or order to appear.

Sh

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
shaadjectiveSerene.
sharanounA moment, an instant.
shanadjectiveThree.
shantérínounPeninsula.
shéjoadjectiveCold.
shéjonaéadjectiveChilled.
ShéjoranounThe ninth month.
shépanounTurtle, tortoise.
shíaéréverbTo fight, to struggle.
shíaérémínounA fight, a battle, a struggle.
shíadaréverbTo command, to order.
shíkannounConsul.
shíménounTreasure.
shíméréverbTo treasure; to cherish.
shíméséverbTo show, to indicate.
shímoadjectiveLower, under.
shímoökinounAn echo.
shímotébéverbTo put, to place, to set down.
shínanounGarden.
shínénounHair (anatomical).
shínoéverbTo think.
shíonnounGold.
shíranounPaper.
shírakunounPotion, tincture.
shírékonounPriest.
shrínounArrow.
shítanénounTrousers, leggings.
shísuénounA family’s registry.
shotakéverbTo attack.
shotakémínounAn attack.
shotakéwanounOffense.
shotokíbínounSon.
shotonounMan, boy.
shorunounLiquor, spirit.
shosunadjectiveRotten, decayed, spoiled.
shunounVillage.
shubonounHat, cap.
shukanounWeek.

T

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
tabiadverbOften, frequently.
taéséverbTo try, to attempt.
taígínounPetal.
taíkanounCedar tree.
taílanounA single blossom, a bloom.
takékanaénounSteel.
takéoadjectiveStrong.
talíanounA flower (generic).
taliéverbTo bloom, to blossom.
taméníparticleIn order to, for the purpose of.
tamonounFloor.
tananounCave, cavern.
tanananounGourd flute.
tanéverb (copula)Is/are.
taníanounA field of flowers, wildflower meadow.
tanoadjectiveHappy, glad, pleased.
taranounOutside, outdoors.
tatéréverbTo build, to craft.
tatérianounA water lily or lotus. 
tattékéverbTo travel.
tattérínounWater. 
tattéríkéverbTo swim 
tattérínénanounPeninsula.
tayanounCoast, shore.
tayaäídénounThe east coast.
tayaríanounLighthouse.
tébaséverbTo manipulate, to control, to handle.
teëténounGlove.
tékaréverbTo buy, to purchase.
tékaréjínounCustomer, buyer.
tékonounFinger, toe.
tekkareíadverbStill, yet.
tekkaréverbTo remain, to persist, to continue existing.
téléránounThe planet.
ténkanounStorm.
téréadverbWhat.
térínounLight.
téríoranounMeteor.
téríménounMirror.
térínanounA common, sun-loving wildflower.
térínéverbTo wake.
térísanounA glimmer, a glint.
téroméverbTo take, to get.
téroméjínounThief.
tíanounEye.
tíaménéverbTo look, to gaze.
tíayomínounEye-reading, phonetic reading.
tiéruléverbTo remember.
tiérunounMemory.
tiérunéverbTo forget.
tiéruoranounGrave marker, headstone.
tílékéadjectivePiercing, acute (wit, intellect).
tíkonounPitch.
tínanounMagicka spell.
tínaílírénounGrimoire, spellbook.
tínéExclamation /verb (slang)‘Forget it’, ‘Nevermind’.
tíonchéverbTo kill, murder, to kill intentionally and unlawfully.
tíríadjectiveDelicate, fine.
tíséyoadjectiveHeavy.
toakénounDoor, entryway.
tobínounDust.
tobíkéverbTo jump.
tobímononounProjectile.
toganounThe point, tip, or terminus of an object.
tojíréverbTo close, to shut.
tokkanounDragon.
tomonounGroup, herd, flock.
tonanounElemental force of nature.
tonajinounOne of the Six Witches.
toraméverbTo catch.
toríverb (slang)‘I know.’
totonounA march, a procession.
totoréverbTo march, to parade.
towanounEternity.
towanaíadverbNever.
tumínounMushroom, fungus.
tumíwanounPoison.
tunanounLumber.
tunéranounPulp; the soft inner wood of a living tree.
turanounRevelation, epiphany.
turagéverbTo divine, receive a vision, epiphany.
turajínounOracle, seer.
turénounEar (anatomical).

U

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
ubunounFingertip.
uédíadjectiveState of needing.
uénaínounA venture, a risk, an enterprise.
ulíanounClaw.
umaréverbTo be born.
umíadjectiveTen.
unaséverbTo give birth to, to bear.
uranounHeaven, the celestial sphere.
uraboranounWyrm.
ushínéverbTo lose.
utaénounIncantation, chant.
utaínounOde, ballad; a poem intended to be sung or recited formally.
utakaadjectivePassing, fleeting, ephemeral.
utakahanínounA passing love.
utanéranounAge, the length of time a thing has existed. 
utokanaénounA silver-colored, magically conductive metal.
utokarínounOwl.
utoménounNight.
utoménorénounBrothel.
utomérinnénounProstitute.
utomínounA pale, night-blooming flower.
utoseíranounAether, heavens.

V

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
vaínounA tax, levy.
vérínounRice.

W

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
wadénounSkill, craft.
waoréverbTo roar, to howl.
waraséverbTo practice.
wasénorénounPub, tavern.
wíaadverbAlready, now, becoming. (Indicates a transition or change of state).

Y

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
yaíexclamation‘No’, ‘Negative.’
yaíkanounWife.
yagénnounSpice, herb.
yanadjectiveFertile, golden, bountiful.
yasuadjectiveWet.
yasunaéadjectiveSoaking, drenched.
yasushíanounMarsh, swamp, wetland.
yawaadjectiveSoft, pliable.
yéaranounMinute (time).
yékínounDog.
yénaadjectiveFiery, passionate.
yíjínéverbTo burn.
yínnounFire.
yínanounEmber, spark.
yinnaéadjectiveInfernal, fiery.
yobénounSnake.
yogínounDespair, deep sorrow.
yomépronounI, me.
yométaípronounWe, us.
yomínounA chant, a hum, an incantation.
yoraséverbTo add.
yorasémínounAddition.
yoréadverbWho?
yorínounJoy, happiness.
yorimméverb/exclamationTo play / to enjoy. Said when serving a meal.
yoshaadjectiveGood, acceptable.
yubénoun/adjectivePurple.
yukarínounRain Bird.
yukonounRain.
yukokínounRainy season.
yuranounChrysanthemum.
yuraganaéadjectiveFickle, inconsistent, wavering.
yuragéverbTo sway, to waver, to fluctuate.
yúsíréverbTo melt.
yutonounSpeech.

Zh

WordPart of SpeechDefinition
zhíadjectiveHoly, pure.
zhiénnounMind, thought, consciousness.
zhiéndíonounMind, heart (spiritual).
zhiénaéadjectiveMental, intellectual.
zhiéntíanounOculus, mind’s eye.
zhiényomínounThe art of reading a glyph for its conceptual meaning.
zhínínounPurest essence. 
zhíníadjectiveQuintessence.
zhízhíadjectiveSacred, inviolable.
zhízhíanounSanctuary, hallowed ground.
zhízhídonounA holy site, a sanctum.
zhízhímíséranounA noble consort.

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