Flaidish Lexicon

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Lexicon [To Index]

The citation form for verbs is the indefinite simple past, e.g. biid 'studied'. The gloss is however given as our own citation form, the infinitive, e.g. 'study'. This is done for ease of electronic searching; see the Verbs section for how to form the Flaidish infinitive.

The lexicon currently contains 1201 words.

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baaʔ	v	suffer, undergo; passive auxiliary
back	#	five
backet	a	fifth
backmo	n	flaidish week (five days); quintet
badda	n	barrel [Keb. baada]
baffich	#	fifty
baub	n	fool [Caď. bobo]
baul	adv	north
baulyd	prep	to the north of
baulor	prep	(moving) to the north of
bauna	n	beef (as meat) [Ismaîn bone]
bauru	v	stink [Keb. bohru]
bauʔ	n	trow bean [Rafsani mbwaw]
becka	n	frog
befel	n	order, command [V.]
befeler	n	commander, officer; (naval) petty officer
begailn	v	re-form, reconstitute
beem	adv	again (as prefix, be-)
beerk	n	sheep
bees	v	lose
bekrej	v	ask again, repeat (a question)
bellack	n	sword [V. belaca ‘straight sword’]
bellackatt	n	court manners [belacát]
beloop	v	fix [‘again-work’]
beloopel	n	repairman
bematt	n	capital [V. bemát]
bembeck	n	explorer [Rafsani bembek ‘paleface’]
bemeem	v	do again, repeat (an action)
berac	n	glory [Caď.]
beveed	v	take again, take back [‘take again’]
bezeck	v	say again, reiterate, repeat (a statement)
bidmory	n	monastery [‘study-place’]
biid	v	study
biit	n	study
bin	n	creep, sleazeball
binnick	a	creepy, sleazy
bist	n	task, something to do bister things to do, agenda
bister	v	busy oneself, do errands
bochbo	n	pepper [Rafsani boşbaw]
bochy	a	horrible, nasty [Keb. bucy]
bodde	n	dish, recipe, fine meal [Keb. badi ‘meal’]
bodno	n	general [V. Boďneay ‘god of war’]
bonner	#	hundred
boor	n	wine
boorsichun	n	alcohol [calque on V. vimbeh]
booz	n	wheat
borner	n	grape [‘wine-berry’]
borpo	a	drunk [jocular formation ‘wined’]
boj	v	kill
bojiʔ	n	killing, murder
braam	v	smear
brin	n	corner
brudder	n	trunk, large box [earlier brunder = ‘box’ + intensifier]
brunn	n	box, case
bruʔ	v	use (words, methods, or other abstractions); employ, deploy[V bruhan]
bufauʔe	n	paralysis [V. bufauhe]
bukrare	a	infinite [V]
buul	v	share buul testerys have sex [‘share of bodies’]
bukrare	a	infinite [V]
buliʔ	n	sharing; a share buuliʔ testerys sexual intercourse
buur	n	skin, hide
bux	a	wise
buxel	n	Irreanist cleric [‘wise one’]
caarau	n	music [Keb. ceirau]
cadu	n	mountain [Keb. ‘mountain range’]
caimica	n	a cemisa, about 2500 ft. [Caď.]
cammisidas	n	orpiment [Caď. ecammisidas]
cenu	v	defend [Keb. ceḣnu]
cenumot	n	defense
cepplatt	n	chastity, virginity
cepple	a	virginal, chaste [V cepele]
cechtan	v	overthrow [V ceštan]
chad	n	ash, ashes
chainesa	n	appearance, looks [V. šaynesa]
chaiʔ	n	tea [V]
chatchet	n	lye [‘ash-stuff’]
chau	n	pipe [Keb. tyau]
cheef	n	wind
cheel	n	star
cheen	a	beautiful
cheernu	n	deck [Keb. cirnu]
cheesty	n	guitar [Ismaîn çişte]
cheet	n	stuff, material
chekchek	n	cocoa [V. šekšek]
chena	n	plate, dish [Ismaîn şine]
chem	qnt	other
chemmer	n	others, people (pl.)
chemor	v	trace, track [V. čemoren]
chend	a	quiet
chendmory	n	Irreanist temple [‘quiet place’]
chesse	n	sugar cane [Nanese tsêsi]
cheno	n	axis [V šëno]
chezmo	n	sugar [‘sugar-cane-stuff’]
chiff	n	chickpea
chiffnaut	n	long bean [‘chickpea-pod’]
chille	n	an herb, something like cilantro
chonick	n	boat [‘floater’]
choon	v	float
chauʔ	n	orange [Nanese tsɔu]
chor	adv	against, not in favor; despite that, although; regardless
choxau	n	canoe [Rafsani şawkşaw]
chord	prep	against; not in favor of; despite
chrifta	n	skill, knowledge [V. šrifta]
chuch	n	mud
chumu	n	bean paste [Nanese ciumu]
chunt	n	bone
chupse	a	miserly [V šupse]
churk	n	evil
churkmo	n	an evil or cursed thing
chuun	a	ugly
chuʔ	v	choke
corumaiʔa	n	harmony [Caď. corumaia]
cot	n	grammatical case [V]
cremo	n	hand as a measurement unit: 3.71 inches or 9.42 cm
cret	n	hand
crivogues	n	bureaucracy [V.]
cule	n	course, class [V]
curaya	n	reason, rationality [V]
curenda	n	festival; the third month of spring [Caď.]
daat	v	intend, aim
Dabir	n	Kebri [Meṫ. Davrio]
dabirick	a	Kebreni
daina	n	paper, document [Caď. daenos]
dalachte	a	elegant [V. ďalašte]
dalu	n	king (of Verduria or other Verdurian-speaking countries) [V.]
datmot	n	intent, aim
Decknam	n	Dhekhnam
deej	a	happy
dell	adv	noon
dellaten	n	afternoon [‘noon and behind’]
dellsach	v	have lunch [‘noon-eat’]
dellsachiʔ	n	lunch (mid-day meal)
derk	n	waist
desiis	v	oppose, contradict [V. desisir]
desisick	a	opposite; contradictory
dex	n	field
dolk	n	thing
domm	v	sit
dont	v	decide [causative of ‘intend’]
dontmod	n	decision
doob	v	throw
doos	n	degree, extent
dor	adv	outside; outward
dordeej	v	enjoy [‘out-happy’]
doreem	v	perfect [‘out-complete’]
dorempo	a	perfect, flawless
dorfoot	v	leave, depart [‘out-go’]
dorgeel	v	wear out, use up [‘out-wear’]
dorgeet	v	burn up
doryd	prep	outside of
doror	prep	(moving) out of
dret	adv	across, beyond
dretfoot	v	cross [‘across-go’]
dretor	prep	(moving) across; in return for
drettyd	prep	beyond, across, over
dunn	v	set, put, place; general causative (make someone do) [causative of ‘sit’]
dunebit	n	physics [V. dune(viso) + ‘study’]
faach	v	cling, stick, adhere
fall	n	village
fatchet	n	mortar [‘cling-stuff’]
fatt	a	young
fax	n	wolf
faʔ	n	tree
faʔʔel	n	young person
feck	a	dark
feckit	a	black
feckmot	n	darkness
fecknap	n	the winter solstice; also the month after it [‘dark-day’]
fedd	v	cover (an opening), stop (a hole)
feddel	n	roof
fedjel	n	chief, foreman, boss; chief teacher at an Irreanist temple; sergeant [‘head-person’]
feej	n	head
feem	n	metal
feer	a	white
ferep	n	turnip [‘white-root’]
fell	#	three
fellem	n	one third; grammatical gender
fellmo	n	triple, trinity
felt	a	third
fench	v	tie, fasten, stick things together [causative of ‘cling’]
fenk	n	bottom
fer	n	husband
ferick	n	wife
feschet	n	paint [‘paint-stuff]
fesk	n	nest
fest	v	dip, daub; paint
fetchel	n	swallow (bird)
fetnap	n	the third day of the week
fichet	a	tenth
fichmo	n	decimal system (of numeration or measures)
fidmo	n	price
fiich	#	ten
fiit	v	pay (for), buy
fird	v	shudder, shake
fivvor	n	brother
flaid	n	flaid (pl. -en)
flaidick	a	flaidish, of the flaids
flaidril	n	a child flaid (that is, one younger than 23)
flaidyx	n	Flaidish (language)
flanatt	n	the sense of smell [V. flanát]
flit	n	stick
floom	n	storm
floomick	a	stormy
Flora	n	the country of the Flaids
fock	n	tooth
fold	n	ground, soil; floor
folgim	v	heed, pay attention [‘use the ear’]
fool	n	ear
foolchet	n	earwax [‘ear stuff’]
foot	v	go, move
for	prep	toward; about, on the subject of
forbufauʔ	v	paralyze [‘to-paralysis’]
forfeck	v	darken, blacken [‘to-dark’]
forgedjon	v	warrant, ensure, guarantee [‘to-happen’]
forgeel	v	put on, don; assume (a role) [‘to-wear’]
forgoom	n	throat [‘to stomach’]
forgonu	v	move, change residence [‘to-reside’]
formunk	v	hire [‘to-work’]
fornack	v, n	attack [‘to-fight’]
forsmeen	v	serve (feudally or commercially) [calque on V. probesir]
foruj	v	legislate, make a law, ordain
forudjel	n	legislator; member of the Floran parliament
forujmory	n	parliament, especially the Floran one
forvaar	v	bleed [‘to-blood’]
forvadj	v	butter, oil up; flatter [‘to-oil’]
forvadjick	a	unctuous, flattering
forvooj	v	swim [‘toward-immersed’]
fost	v	cook, heat
fostbit	n	cookery, the art of cooking
foy	n	river
frebb	n	sparrow
freff	n	cloud; fluff freffer the clouds (in the sky); used in plural
freffnaut	n	cotton [‘fluff-pod’]
frej	n	shrub, bush
Frert	n	a river in Flora, passing through Kodderdex
frett	adv	but, however
frin	adv	with, along; pro, in favor
frind	prep	with, accompanying; using; in favor of
frinkund	v	delegate, entrust [‘with-send’]
frinkundel	n	delegate, trustee
frinkundgues	n	republic [‘delegate-nation’]
frintood	v	understand [‘with-know’: calque on V. cumoteran]
frinzeck	v	agree [‘say with’]
frondos	n	penis (medical term) [Caď.]
fu	pron	I, me (child)
fuch	v	suck
fufu	pron	we (children)
funt	v	expel, exile [causative of ‘go’]
fur	a	hot
furmod	n	heat
furvock	n	summer [‘hot time’]
fus	n	right; the right hand
fusys	adv	rightward
fusysyd	prep	on the right of
fusysor	prep	(moving) to the right of
fuuste	conj	minus; the minus sign [Keb. fuuste ‘without’, calque on V. sam]
fuʔ	v	blow
gaad	v	hoard, store
gaar	v	if (plus participle)
gaaz	n	wealth, riches
gaazel	n	rich man; nobleman, lord [from gaad ‘hoard’]
gaazick	a	wealthy, rich; noble
gaile	n	form, shape [Caď. gahile]
gailn	v	form, gather, coalesce [gaile + causative -n-]
gallam	n	dove, pigeon
garch	n	catfish
Gaskoom	n	a legendary invader and figure of fun [prob. Meṫ. Ɣasikumi ‘proud-lander’]
gedbackmo	adv	last week [‘fore-week’]
gedd	adv	(space) forwards; (time) beforehand, earlier
gedder	n	the front (of something); the past [pl. of gedd]
geddernap	adv	the day before yesterday
geddick	a	easy, straightforward [‘forwardish’; calque on Caď. fasil]
geddor	prep	(space) moving to end up in front of; (time) since
geddyd	prep	(space) in front of, facing, before; (time) before, earlier than geddyd ty rather than
gedeedvock	n	the third month of fall [‘before-winter’]
gedev	adv	last year [‘fore-year’]
gedfoot	v	advance, go forward [‘go forward’]
gedjat	v	affect, influence [‘touch forward’]
gedjon	v	pass, overtake; happen, occur [‘come forward’]
gedjosfock	n	the third month of summer [‘before-fall’]
gedlad	v	remember [‘see forward (in time)’]
gedladiʔ	n	memory
gednap	adv	yesterday [‘fore-day’]
geel	v	wear (clothes); use (tools, other physical things)
geet	v	burn; glow, shine
geez	n	pants; (archaic) outfit [nominalization of geel ‘wear’]
gen	v	be true, be the case (takes participle; irregular ongoing gess, gett) Gess ty... It is the case that...
geneck	a	true
gepp	n	machine, instrument
ger	n	left; the left hand
gerys	adv	leftward
gerysyd	prep	on the left of
gerysor	prep	(moving) to the left of
gess		ongoing form on gen ‘be true’; yes; even, indeed
gett		definite ongoing form on gen ‘be true’
gettyt	n	dice [V geteta]
gilmo	n	skirt, dress
giln	v	wrap, clothe; roll up [causative of ‘wear’]
gint	v	kindle, ignite, set fire to
gommer	n	stomach (plural)
gonu	v	inhabit, reside [Keb.]
goreck	#	forty
goreet	a	fourth
gorkrege	n	ledger [Keb.]
gormo	n	quartet
gory	#	four
gozz	a	bad, nasty
greem	#	quarter, one fourth
greemur	n	1/4 flaidish hour (= 1/2 V. hour) [‘quarter-hour’]
greetnap	n	the fourth day of the week
grett	n	wood
gromnap	n	the summer solstice; also the month after it [‘long-day’]
gromot	n	length
groom	a	long
groon	n	forest
groop	v	watch, look (at) groop ladbo observe, perceive
gruʔ	n	owl
gues	n	nation, state power; form of government [V. gués ‘power’]
gust	n	the sense of taste; gourmandise [V.]
jaaʔ	part	question particle
jadd	n	neck
jag	n	clay mell jag kaolin (used for porcelain)
jam	v	think
jara	n	a song or dance in Kebreni rhythm [Keb. ceira ‘song’]
jat	v	touch
jeck	a	weak
jeckmod	n	weakness
jeer	a	fat
Jeerio	n	a given name
jenu	n	carriage [Keb. źihnu]
jid	a	brown
jinn	v	have (habitual jys, jyt) Ninx jys... There is...
Jijo	n	a given name [from jid]
jir	n	center, middle
jirchet	n	suspension; a substance combining the attributes of two other substances [‘between-stuff’]
jirfoot	v	coordinate, integrate [‘go between’]
jirfootel	v	coordinator; Guards commander
jirick	a	central
jirten	n	midnight [‘mid-night’]
Jirtenio	n	a given name; a city in Punzermo
jirviit	v	interrupt, intervene [‘push between’; calque on V. celpuyan]
jirysfock	n	the first month of the year and of spring [‘mid-spring’]
jiryosfock	n	the first month of fall [‘mid-fall’]
jirys	adv	to the center, centerward
jirysyd	prep	in the middle of, amid, among, between
jirysor	prep	into the middle of
jirzeck	v	converse [‘between-talk’]
jirzeckatt	n	conversation
jixa	n	cushion [Keb. iźicse]
jood	v	be located, take place
joor	v	rub
joot	n	place, location
joss	a	fast, quick
jund	v	settle, take root, establish oneself
jundmory	n	settlement, colony
jurick	a	usual, conventional
juur	n	convention, more
juydoni	n	formula, procedure [V. žuydoni]
jyngu	n	expenditures [Keb.]
jys	v	irregular ongoing indefinite form of jinn ‘have’
jyt	v	irregular ongoing definite form of jinn ‘have’
kaan	n	bread kaaner rolls
kaijena	n	mistress [V kažžina]
kaim	n	god [Meṫ. kaimi]
kaimel	n	priest (polytheist or Eleďe) [‘god-person’]
kalt	v	cry
kar	n	arm
karna	n	a vine
kartor	n	elbow [‘arm-bend’]
katch	n	duck
kaumory	n	coffeehouse [partial translation of V. caunáe]
kaux	n	wagon
kechach	n	pause; the punctuation mark — (‘comma’) [V. kešaš] nool kechach the full stop .
keejo	n	snake
keem	n	friend
keez	v	start, begin
keggim	v	stab, chop [‘use the knife’]
kell	v	must, have to (takes infinitive)
keln	n	bronze [Meṫ. kelon]
kematt	adv	a whole lot, muchly, pretty much [Keb. kimate ‘crazy’]
kemmel	n	breast
ken	a	light (not heavy)
krediʔ	n	question
krej	v	ask
kert	n	garden
kess	n	knife
kessio	n	dagger [dim. of knife]
kestora	n	philosophy [Caď.]
kex	n	cracker
kezmod	n	start, beginning
kiitro	n	lemon [Meṫ. kitro]
kim	n	rice [Nanese]
kiss	a	small
kissmot	n	smallness
kisser	a	tiny
kodd	n	fog
koggim	v	figure out, solve [‘use the brain’]
kolesa	n	fleet [Keb. kulisa]
komm	n	room kommer lodging, residence
Konselora	n	the Verdurian King’s Council; used as a metonym for the Verdurian government [V. Konselora Daluy]
koodu	n	riverboat [Meṫ. koadu]
koon	v	seek, look for
kooniʔ	n	search
koor	n	circle
koos	v	drink
kor	n	moment, instant, time
korbit	n	calculus [‘study of instants’]
kosmory	n	tavern, pub
koz	n	brain
koʔ	n	rock, stone
Koʔeel	n	a city on Punzermo [‘stone beach’]
koʔʔick	a	rocky, stony
kraichre	a	private, personal [Caď. kraitres]
kraze	n	rose [Keb., from Caď. krase]
kreck	v	stand, stand up
kreednu	n	desk [Keb. kridnu]
kresmot	n	hunt
kress	v	hunt
krink	v	excite, rouse, invigorate, inspire [causative of ‘stand’]
kriv	n	bunch; quiver
krom	n	soot
kronchet	n	ink [‘soot-stuff’]
kroog	v	break
kulesa	n	navy; fleet [Keb. kulisa]
kuln	n	piece, part
kulnys	adv	in pieces, into parts, apart
kund	v	send, commission [causative of ‘seek’]
kundbo	v	lieutenant (in army) [‘sent’]
kunz	v	water (animals or plants), irrigate [causative of ‘drink’]
kussel	n	admiral [V. culso]
kusmod	n	gratitude, thanks ʔokry kusmod Thanks!
kuus	v	thank
kuʔ	v	cough
laat	v	fall
lach	v	seem, appear to be
lack	v	live, be alive
lad	v	see
ladick	a	familiar; same [‘seenish’]
ladmer	v	read [‘see-reflect’]
ladmo	n	sight, view
laggim	v	walk [‘use foot’]
lagu	n	income [Keb.]
laib	n	foot
laibdor	n	knee [‘foot-bend’]
laibgar	n	leg [‘foot-arm’]
laibzem	n	toe [‘foot-finger’]
laim	n	tongue; speech
lammo	n	disk, plate, flat thing
lan	n	daughter
lana	n	girl, maiden
laner	a	maidenly, virginal, chaste
lanermot	n	maidenhood, chastity
lapmech	n	plain, plateau
lapp	a	flat
lass	a	slow
Lassfoy	n	a river in Flora, passing through Festnap [‘slow river’]
laum	n	dream
laumo	n	daydream, reverie
lax	n	life
le	pron	he, she, it (child)
lebsett	n	mattress; bed [‘goose-down’]
ledise	a	normal, typical [V. leďise]
Ledley	n	city in Flora (known for its porcelain)
leeb	n	goose
leech	v	quarrel, argue [Caď. litis]
legchem	a	opposite (e.g. cold/hot, male/female) [‘other-est’]
legg	n	top, maximum
leilatt	n	vision, sight [V. leilát]
lele	pron	they, them (children)
lelly	a	cute [Keb. lele]
lend	v	show, expose [causative of ‘see’]
lent	v	drop, fell [causative of ‘fall’]
lerejan	n	good fortune; pleasure
lereje	a	fortunate, pleased [V. lereže ‘happy’]
lesk	n	salmon
lesteʔo	n	restaurant [Caď. lesteio]
liffel	#	six [lin-fell ‘2-3’]
liffleck	#	sixty
lifflet	a	sixth
liggan	n	airplane [Keb. lidaḣgan]
liggoreck	#	eighty
liggoreet	a	eighth
liggory	#	eight [lin-gory ‘2-4’]
liit	adv	east, eastward
lilo	n	garlic; any spice [Caď. alilo]
lilomory	n	grocery store
limfich	#	twelve [‘two-and-ten’]
limmo	n	couple, pair
lin	#	two
linnar	a	elegant, handsome (esp. of men) [Keb. ‘lordly’]
lint	a	second
liss	qnt	any
litnap	n	the second day of the week
litor	prep	(moving) to the east of
littyd	prep	east of
lolbodno	n	lieutenant general [‘under-general’]
lolkreck	v	support [‘stand under’]
loll	adv	underneath; downward
lollyd	prep	under, below
lolor	prep	(moving so as to be) under
lolvooj	v	sink, dive [‘down-immerse’]
looma	n	apple [Caď. lomos]
loop	v	flow; run, function
loost	a	lazy
lop	v	steal
loppel	n	thief
lorad	n	horse [Meṫ. lorade]
lostmod	n	laziness
lott	a	idiotic, stupid
lox	adv	only
loʔʔel	n	idiot
luckit	a	human [from luuk]
lujura	n	affection [V]
lurmo	n	coil, roll [‘round thing’]
lutt	n	breeze
luuk	n	human (uestu)
luukril	n	human child
luur	a	round
maat	v	sell
mack	a	tall
mackmory	n	tower [‘tall building’]
madder	n	bird
maich	n	cat
maig	n	grain, kernel
maleme	v	protest, complain [V. malemec]
mann	adv	west, westward
mannor	prep	(moving) to the west of
mannyd	prep	to the west of
mard	v	remain, stay
marmo	n	pudding [‘something that stays put’]
masocreje	a	carnivorous [V. myasocreže]
matchet	n	merchanise, wares [‘sell-stuff’]
matmod	n	sale, purchase
mattrin	n	shop, store
mattrinel	n	shopkeeper, store owner
mauk	v	can, be able to
maum	n	lion [Rafsani mawm]
max	n	rabbit
meban	n	canal, channel [V]
meche	n	bag, sack [Ismaîn mişci]
meckin	n	a large Floran silver coin, worth 1.2 falî
meclibit	n	chemistry [V. mecli(viso) + ‘study’]
meed	n	sleep
meedick	n	sleepy, tired
meeg	v	gripe, complain, mumble
meem	v	do (general verbal anaphor)
meert	v	want, wish
meet	prep	like, similar to
meez	n	gripe, complaint
megiiʔ	n	five minutes [V. meguî]
mell	n	good [Caď. melis]
mellbit	n	morality [‘study of good’]
mend	v	leave (abstract senses); bequeath; let, allow [causative of ‘stay’]
memu	v	find a way to fix things, deal with, dar um jeito [Keb. mimu]
mer	v	consider, reflect
meregu	n	treasure, valuables [Keb. mirigu ‘riches’]
met	pron	why
metch	n	land, country (in compounds, -mech)
Metcheren	n	Almea [‘great lands’]
mevdonec	n	participle [V.]
mez	n	honey
mifa	v	allow, legalize [V. mifan]
miffich	#	twenty [‘double ten’]
miffit	a	hungry
migga	#	one thousand [Keb. myga]
miif	n	hunger
miikor	pron	when [‘what time’]
miil	pron	who, what
miinit	pron	how much, how many
miip	v	die
miipiʔ	n	death
miis	adv	twice, double
miiv	n	lust for, covet [from miif]
mildoz	pron	to what extent, to what degree [‘what extent’]
millick	pron	which [‘what’ + adj. suffix]
minden	qnt	every, all
mingor	adv	always
mingrick	a	permanent; the habitual tense [‘always-ish’]
mingrickel	n	court [‘permanency’]
mod	v	love
molnux	n	creature, monster
moog	v	yield, produce, bear (e.g. crops)
mook	v	yield, production
moonu	n	news [Keb. mohnu]
moot	n	way, manner
mör	n	rule, protocol [V.]
morn	a	first
mornap	n	the first day of the week
mornel	n	leader [‘first one’]
mornfedjel	n	the prelate of a city [‘first high-priest’]
mornsach	v	have breakfast [‘first-eat’]
mornsachiʔ	n	breakfast
morntech	v	prefer [‘first-like’]
mornziit	v	discover, notice [‘find first’: calque on V. pertróuen]
moss	v	wash, clean
mosspo	a	clean, washed
most	adv	now
mot	n	love
much	v	kiss
muchiʔ	n	kiss
mull	a	last
Munch	n	a river in Flora, passing through Muncham
Muncham	n	town in Flora
munizel	n	cake, pastry [V. yon munizul ‘fancy bread’]
munk	v	work [causative of ‘yield’; originally restricted to farming]
munkmo	n	job; work
mur	n	hour (= two V. hours) [Keb. mur]
murebuus	a	fantastic [Caď. murebues]
myx	v	lug, haul [Keb. mycsu]
na	pron	he, she, it (adult subject; alternative form)
naak	qnt	rare, seldom
naap	n	day
naapys	n	today
naav	v	fly
naavel	n	airman, pilot
naaz	a	heavy, massive
nabber	n	captain [Keb. nabreu]
nack	v	fight
nackel	n	fighter, soldier
naddyne	n	stumbling block, wrench int he works [Keb. nadani ‘obstacle’]
naff	v	flight
naffest	n	dawn, sunrise [nap-yest ‘sun-rise’]
naj	adv	very
najeza	n	couch [V nažeza]
namary	n	lead (the metal) [Meṫ. namari]
namer	v	intend [V. nameran]
nameratt	n	purpose, intent [V namerát]
namerick	a	on purpose, intentional [V. namerec]
nammed	n	sunset, dusk [‘sun-sleep’
naprid	n	sun, Ënomai [‘day-fire’]
nar	pron	him, her, it (adult object; alternative form)
nary	a	his, her, its (alternative form)
nassechy	a	pregnant [V. nasitse]
naup	a	ancient
naupel	n	iliu [‘ancient one’]
naut	n	pod, husk; cartridge
nax	n	way, direction
nazmod	n	weight
ne	pron	he, she, it (adult subject)
neck	pron	this or that one
neckit	pron	this or that
neckor	pron	then, at this or that time
neckmod	n	(instant in) time [‘then-ness’]
neddoz	pron	to that extent, to that degree
neer	n	berry
neet	a	this
neev	n	name; consider, deem
neez	n	guilt [‘namedness’]
neggim	n	be called, be named
nelk	v	sing
nelko	n	song
nell	a	sweet
neller	n	babe, sweetie [‘very sweet’]
nellerick	n	sweetheart, boy- or girlfriend [neller ‘very sweet’ + -ick]
nellit	a	nice [‘sweetish’]
nemannick	a	homosexual [Keb. nemanec]
nemot	pron	in this or that way, thus, so [‘this way’]
nen	n	a Floran unit of weight, .7 pound or 1.5 kg
nennit	pron	that much, that amount
nëron	a	holy [V]
nery	a	his, her, its
nezick	a	guilty, culpable
niil	n	arrow
niira	n	yam [Nanese nyara]
niis	a	raw
niit	n	amount, sum
ninx	pron	this or that direction [originally ninax ‘that direction’]
ninxyd	pron	here, there (location)
ninxor	pron	hither, thither (allative)
nivv	v	fire (from a job) [Keb. nyvu ‘throw out’]
no	pron	mostly jocular alternate third person form
nolleck	n	the large Floran gold coin [‘biggish’]
noller	a	giant [‘big’ + intensive]
nollerick	n	giant (the legendary race, or simply a huge person) (plural -en)
nollertiff	n	dragon [‘giant lizard’]
nollmod	n	bigness, greatness
nomelly	n	weather [V nomelî]
nool	a	big, large, great
noof	n	growth, increase
noov	v	grow, increase
novel	n	plant
novio	n	fruit, a growth
nox	n	son
nu	adv	reciprocal (in mathematical expressions); the division sign [Keb. -nu, fraction-forming affix]
nuxo	n	boy
nykrau	n	hangover [Rafsani ŋkraw ‘bad trip’]
paggim	v	shop [‘use the market’]
paix	n	market
paixnap	n	market day (usually alternate greetnaps)
pansyr	a	lovely, gorgeous [Keb. ‘dear’]
passet	v	visit [V. pasetir]
pauna	n	butch lesbian [V. pona]
pauto	n	coat, cloak [V.]
peda	n	the oil of the karna vine, used to flavor beer [Keb. pida]
peer	a	red
përnapa	n	saltpetre [V]
perner	n	raspberry [‘red berry’]
perun	#	million [V]
pich	n	dirt, soil
pichick	a	dirty
Pickapo	n	town in Flora [said to be an archaic word for ‘blessed’]
piim	n	tar, pitch
pin	v	rest, relax
pinmod	n	rest, relaxation
pinnap	n	the fifth (resting) day of the week
pinse	n	icëlan [Ismaîn pîse]
piya	n	3-second interval [V.]
plasty	n	nerve [V]
plestura	n	history [Caď.]
ploor	v	boil
podj	n	bed
ponk	n	nose
poola	n	ball [V. pula]
pooro	adv	certainly, of course [V. puřo]
porr	n	glass, cup
priis	v	fit, suit, be useful
prisick	a	suitable; agreeable, pleasant
prec	v	beseech, plead, beg (a favor) [Caď. precer ‘request’] ʔes precse please or you’re welcome
precmo	n	plea, beseechment; favor
pretäro	n	valet [V]
prid	v	divide, cut up
priddel	n	a Floran emur coin, worth 1/6 meckin [‘divider’]
pridmo	n	division, slice
prolesta	n	charm [V]
prolestick	a	charming
prommev	n	the last month of the year [‘end-year’]
prommo	n	ending, stopping point
prool	v	feel, experience
proom	v	end, stop
proomick	a	final, ending
proomiʔ	n	stop, ending
proose	n	inn [V prusi]
prooz	n	emotion, feeling
protmod	n	hatred
prott	v	hate
psuronda	n	famine (the p is silent) [Caď.]
ptocond	n	element, substance (the p is silent) [Caď. ptocondos]
pun	a	new
Punzermo	n	the flaidish archipelago in the Escrín sea [‘new island’]
rane	v	maintain, guard [V. řaner ‘keep]
raneel	n	guardian
rant	v	pull
raul	adv	upward; on top
raulmeert	v	make a wish [‘wish up’] raulmeert ʔy porrt make a wish by emptying a glass of wine on the ground
raulor	prep	onto; (moving) over
raulyd	prep	on, above, over
razumbre	a	intelligent [V]
reep	n	root
reez	n	copper
reffich	#	thirty
res	adv	thrice, triple
rex	v	greet, welcome
reʔl	n	morning
riid	n	fire, lamp
riigu	n	price, cost [Keb. riḣgu]
riil	n	child; boy, girl
riik	v	scratch
rilick	a, n	childish; child language
rilmot	n	childhood
risunë	n	drawing, picture [V]
rocepple	a	unchaste
rocura	n	adventure [V]
rogeddick	a	hard, difficult
rogeneck	a	false
roledise	a	abnormal, untypical
romifa	v	prohibit, forbid, disallow [V. řomifan]
ronamerick	a	unintentional
ront	v	spoil
rook	n	fox
roscrifel	n	the ongoing tense [‘non-past’]
rovick	a	short
rovoleme	n	unwilling
rovvel	n	dwarf
rungim	v	spot, spy [‘use the eye’]
runn	n	eye
rusom	n	thug, hoodlum [V. řusiom]
rysmory	n	castle, fortress [‘strong place’]
rysmot	n	strength, force
ryss	a	strong, forceful
sach	v	eat
sachiʔ	n	meal
sachkom	n	kitchen [‘eating place’]
sack	v	bristle, prickle, be bushy
sackit	a	bristly, prickly
sackel	n	beard [‘bristler’]
saldia	n	sensation through the air [V. salďia]
sam	#	seven
sammet	a	seventh
sammich	#	seventy
sammo	n	Caďinorian week; septet
sarg	a	bright; yellow
sars	a	dry
satchet	n	food [‘eat-stuff’]
satre	a	sovereign [V]
satter	n	hemp
sauʔ	adv	never
sax	n	hawk, falcon
Saxys	n	an Irrean philosopher [a family name, ‘of the hawk’]
saʔ	n	mouth
scagantos	n	vagina (medical term) [Caď.]
scrifel	n	the past tense [Caď.]
se	pron	you (singular adult subject)
secku	n	carnation
seek	v	lie (down)
seele	v	try [Caď. eciler]
seen	n	luck, fortune
seenit	a	lucky, fortunate
sekle	n	rye [V. segly]
seer	pron	you (plural adult)
selle	a	wide, thick
sellmot	n	width, thickness
semm	n	cake, patty
sench	v	etch, corrode [causative of ‘eat’]
seo	n	the ego, the self [Caď. seo ‘I’]
seobojiʔ	n	suicide [‘self-killing’]
sern	v	run, gallop
serp	v	sweep, brush
serov	n	a type of small sailboat
sery	a	your (singular)
serym	a	your (plural)
sett	n	down, stubble; seedlings
sezzu	n	dried meat [V. sezu]
sichon	v	come inside, enter [‘in-come’]
sichun	n	essence; distillation, spirit [‘inner type’; chemical use calqued on V. beh]
sidrau	n	soy sauce [Nanese sidrɔu]
sidiis	v	deceive [V. fsiduisir]
sidiisick	a	deceitful
sigi	a	discreet, hidden [Ism. ‘quiet’]
siid	n	cheese
siit	v	hurry, rush
simano	n	glove [V. sinmano]
sink	v	pack; store [causative of ‘lie’]
sitdunn	v	insert, put inside [‘in-put’]
sitfoot	v	go inside, enter [‘in-go’]
sitkreck	v	remain, continue [‘in-stand’]
sitrex	v	invite, welcome in [‘in-greet’]
sitt	adv	inside, inward
sitter	n	the insides (of something) [pl. of sitt]
sittor	prep	into
sittoz	v	accept, consume [‘in-get’]
sittyd	prep	in, inside of
situreo	n	siege [Ver.]
sitveed	v	accept, bring inside, take in [‘take inside’]
sitviit	v	push [‘in-press’]
skeet	v	help
sken	a	poor
skenmod	n	poverty
sketmod	n	help, assistance
skun	v	build, make
sluchia	n	hearing [V. slušia]
smeen	v	vow, promise
smeeniʔ	n	vow, promise
smett	n	litter, trash
sneep	v	hide
sock	n	nail
som	prep	without; minus [V. sam]
sonn	n	heart
sooch	n	spoon, tablespoon
soochio	n	teaspoon
sood	pron	because
sooden	conj	therefore, thus, so
soom	adv	less
soon	n	woman (i.e., a female adult flaid)
soor	v	dig
soorel	n	elcar [‘digger’]
soss	n	salt
sossick	a	salty
sudaddy	n	an Ismaîn-style robe [Ismaîn sudâde]
sudatchy	n	an Ismaîn-style skirt [Ismaîn sudâşe]
supno	n	cape, point [Keb. supnu]
surdena	n	fact [V]
sutmory	n	bakery
suut	v	bake
suuʔel	n	baker
syx	n	king (former nominal ruler of the flaids; not used for humans)
Syxesteer	n	capital of Flora [‘king’s city’]
syxesterick	a	of or from Syxesteer
taan	n	sea
taanel	n	sailor, seaman
taanick	a	of the sea
taat	v	open
taax	v	meet
taaxiʔ	n	meeting
tack	pron	we, us (adult)
takym	a	our
tam	v	cover
tammo	n	cover, covering
tannetel	n	pest, bothersome person [Keb. ṫanite + -el]
tant	v	teach
tantel	n	teacher
tarj	n	object; measure word for blocky things
tarmo	n	shelf [‘hold-thing’]
tart	v	hold
tau	n	lake
taul	n	bowl
tauken	v	screw, have sex [V. tocen ‘touch’]
tech	v	like, be fond of (takes infinitive)
teen	n	night
teenys	adv	tonight
teer	n	city
tell	adv	south
tellyd	prep	south of
tellor	prep	(moving) to the south of
tem	n	cow, bull
tembur	n	leather [‘cow-hide’]
tembrick	n	calf
temmo	n	door; port [early Keb. temno]
tendrid	n	moon [‘night-fire’]
ter	n	square (shape); plaza
tereme	a	solid, firm; strict [V. teřeme ‘solid’]
terkoʔ	n	brick, block ['square rock']
test	n	body
testerys	n	sex [buuliʔ testerys ‘sharing of bodies’]
tiff	n	lizard
tiin	a	loyal
tim	qnt	some
tinkor	adv	sometimes
tiplüba	n	wig [V]
tolk	n	oak
tood	v	know, know how to
todmot	n	knowledge
tomp	a	blunt, dull
toob	qnt	many, much toob kor often
toober	qnt	too many, too much
toor	v	bend
toos	n	egg
tootannel	n	newspaper, magazine [V tutanél]
tors	n	trunk (of a tree); rod, beam
toryvau	n	trade, commerce [Keb.]
tradd	v	pile, stack
tragg	#	ten thousand
tratt	n	pile, stack
traze	a	fancy, fantastic, overdone [Ismaîn ‘too much’]
trazel	n	fop
treck	v	wake up, awaken
trecker	a	alert [intensifier of treck]
tress	v	mix
tresspo	a	mixed; (Irreanism) of mixed good and evil
triff	v	weave
triffmo	n	loom
trin	n	house, home
trink	v	warn, alert [causative of ‘awaken’]
trock	n	frame, framework
trogulo	n	the sense of touch [V.]
troom	v	hurt
tropp	n	pimple
trotmory	n	barn
trott	n	hay
tucker	n	mirror
tulgim	v	write [‘use-feather’]
tuma	n	plague [Caď.]
tund	v	declare, proclaim; confess, acknowledge [causative of ‘know’]
tunn	v	twist, crumple [causative of ‘bend’]
tuuch	a	sad
tuul	n	feather
ty	conj	that
va	pron	me (adult)
vaad	v	protect, shelter
vaal	n	leaf; page, sheet (pl. vaalen)
vaar	n	blood
vaav	v	jump
vack	a	blind
vackel	n	blind person
vadj	n	butter, oil
vadmot	n	defense, protection
vaja	n	bottle [Keb. veźa]
valer	n	bunch of leaves; issue (of a magazine), volume [intensifier of ‘leaf’]
vass	n	iron
vatfaʔ	n	olive tree
vatner	n	olive (fruit)
vaul	n	shoulder
vaumat	v	deceive; feign, pretend [Keb. voimatu]
vaur	v	wait
vaut	v	marry, wed
vautmod	n	marriage
vautmodnap	n	wedding, wedding day
vecke	a	thin
veed	v	take, grab
veen	a	old
veer	v	beat, hit
veeriʔ	n	blow, hit
veest	v	scream
veez	n	water
vejicreje	a	vegetarian [V. vežicreže]
vence	v	win, gain the victory [V. vencir]
venceʔo	n	victory [V. venceo]
Verduria	n	Verduria [V]
verdurick	a	Verdurian
veʔn	v	delay [causative of ‘wait’]
vick	adv	nearby, close
vickel	n	neighbor [‘nearby person’]
vickelit	a	neighboring, adjoining, adjacent
vickyd	prep	near, close to
vickor	prep	(moving) near
viit	v	press, apply pressure
viss	v	carry
vock	n	season, time (period)
vockit	n	month
vod	a	bold
vodchet	n	sherry ['bold wine']
vodmot	n	boldness
voleme	a	ready, willing [V.]
vooj	v	be immersed; swim
von	v	negative verb (ongoing voss, vott)
vor	qnt	none, not any
voss	v	ongoing form on von ‘not’; no
vott	v	definite ongoing form on von ‘not’
vrick	n	wound, injury
vrig	v	wound, injure
vunj	v	immerse, submerge, drown (someone) [causative of ‘be immersed’]
vunjiʔ	n	immersion; drowning
vur	a	whole, entire
vurick	a	adult, mature
vurickmod	n	coming of age
vuz	adv	back (to where one had been; cf. ʔat ‘backwards’)
vuzfoot	v	go back, return [‘go back’]
vuzyon	v	come back, return [‘come back’]
vuzor	prep	back to
yach	n	play
yack	n	lip (pl. -en)
yadd	n	hill
yadj	n	ant
yaich	v	clench, tighten
yaitchet	n	astringent; alum [‘clench-stuff’]
yart	n	fish
yatt	n	fun meem yatt have fun
yattick	n	game
yau	pron	they, them (adult)
yauj	pron	why. what for
yaul	v	hear, listen
yaum	a	their
yeck	n	ice
yeff	v	sniff
yeln	v	inform, tell [causative of ‘hear’]
yej	v	check, test
yejatt	n	check, test
yest	v	rise
yet	n	they (alternative form)
yez	n	story, anecdote [yeln + -z]
yeʔm	n	their (alternative form)
yint	v	raise, lift [causative of ‘rise’]
yog	n	loud, noisy
yon	v	come Yonse mill? What’s happening (with you)?
yoss	v	harvest, reap
yosfock	n	fall, autumn [‘harvest season’]
yoven	adv	(and) then, next [‘and next’]
yovy	a	next
yurfaʔ	n	maple
yuun	n	type, kind, class; nature, temperament
yunatt	n	class; all the instances of a type of thing; (sexual) gender legchem yunatt the opposite sex
zaat	v	graze
zaru	v	equals (in mathematical expressions); the equality sign
zaul	a	green
zaʔel	n	ruminant, grazing animal
ze	v	be (attributive); irregular ongoing forms zys, zyt
zeck	v	speak, say Zeckno... Well...
zeddo	n	ensign [Keb. zeideu]
zeem	n	finger
zeer	a	alone, sole; apart
zeergues	n	monarchy [‘sole (leader) nation’]
zeggim	v	point [‘use the finger’]
zemod	n	state, condition, state of being [‘beingness’]
zendonick	n	clue, evidence [V. zendonec]
zent	v	drive, lead; herd [causative of ‘graze’]
zentel	n	herdsman, drover
zermo	n	island
zermolaim	n	the island dialect
Zermomech	n	the Nesian archipelago— the island group just east of Flora [‘island-country’]
zetter	n	colonel [Keb. zetarei]
zichmod	n	obedience
ziich	v	obey
ziit	v	find
zymme	adv	maybe, perhaps [zyn + adverbial -me]
zyn	conj	or [from zeno irrealis of ‘be’]
zynen	conj	or (between sentences)
zys	v	is, are, am: irregular indefinite ongoing form of ze
zyt	v	is, are, am: irregular definite ongoing form of ze
zondre	a	annual [V]
zoop	v	chop
zuss	n	blade
ʔaad	v	give
ʔaax	a	blue
ʔaaʔ	intj	oh, ah
ʔabb	adv	more
ʔabbosa	v	succeed [V. abbosan]
ʔabbosatt	n	success [V. abbosát]
ʔachon	v	proceed, go (in the sense of ‘how things are going’; used with plural subjects) [‘come behind’]
ʔachosfock	n	the second month of fall [‘after-fall’]
ʔadmo	n	gift
ʔagasa	v	annoy, bother [V. agasan]
ʔagasick	a	annoying
ʔagban	n	hindrance, obstacle [V. agban]
ʔajuvia	n	vacation [V. ažuvea]
ʔakmize	v	object, disagree [V. akmizec]
ʔaluatas	n	grammar [Caď. aluatas]
ʔan	n	mother
ʔarp	n	barley
ʔat	adv	(space) back, backward; (time) later
ʔatana	n	army [Keb. aṫana]
ʔatbackmo	adv	next week [‘back-week’]
ʔateedvock	n	the second month of winter [‘after-winter’]
ʔaternap	adv	the day after tomorrow
ʔatev	adv	next year [‘back-year’]
ʔateʔ	conj	times; the multiplication sign [Keb -eḣte, ordinal plus adjectivizer]
ʔatfoot	v	go backward, back up [‘backward-go’]
ʔatlad	v	predict, foretell [‘see back (in time)’]
ʔatnap	adv	tomorrow [‘back-day’]
ʔatladiʔ	n	prediction
ʔatyd	prep	(space) in back of, behind; (time) after, later than
ʔato	n	the back (of something); the future [pl. of ʔat]
ʔator	prep	(space) moving to end up behind; (time) until
ʔattony	n	apartment [V. atuny]
ʔatysfock	n	the second month of spring [‘after-spring’]
ʔaull	v	deal with, handle
ʔavaila	n	Avéla [Meṫ. Awoilas]
ʔaviza	n	university, academy [Keb.]
ʔaxner	n	blueberry
ʔechkocha	n	pork (as meat) [Ismaîn eşkuşe]
ʔeck	adv	almost
ʔeckbonner	#	ninety
ʔecker	#	nine [‘almost (ten)’]
ʔeckret	a	ninth
ʔectel	n	pen [Caď. iectil]
ʔedick	a	cold
ʔedolobit	n	geometry [V. eidolo(viso) + ‘study’]
ʔeed	n	cold, coldness
ʔeedvock	n	winter [‘cold time’]
ʔeel	n	edge; bank, shore, beach
ʔeem	v	finish, complete
ʔeen	#	combining form of ʔy ‘one’
ʔeez	n	color, flavor
ʔegg	n	sky
ʔej	conj	plus; the plus sign [Keb. eḣc ‘and’]
ʔejme	adv	also, too [‘plus-ly’]
ʔeklura	n	hedonism, sensuality [Keb.]
ʔeldoob	v	throw away, discard [‘away-throw’]
ʔeldoobel	n	garbage
ʔelfoot	v	leave, go away [‘away-go’]
ʔelfootel	n	traveler
ʔelgeel	v	undress, take off (clothing) [‘away-wear’]
ʔelibit	n	biology [V. eliri(viso) + ‘study’]
ʔell	adv	away
ʔeller	a	far
ʔellyd	prep	away from, far from
ʔelmech	adv	abroad, away from home [‘away-land’]
ʔelmechick	a	foreign [‘abroadish’]
ʔelmod	v	fall out of love; estrange someone’s affections [‘away-love’]
ʔelmunk	v	slack off, shirk [‘away (from) work’]
ʔelneez	v	forgive, absolve, excuse [‘away-guilt’]
ʔellor	prep	(moving) away from
ʔelpich	v	dust, wipe off [‘away-dirt’]
ʔelryn	n	king (of Ismahi or Azgami) [Ismaîn elŕyn]
ʔeltaat	v	close, shut [‘away-open’]
ʔeltam	v	uncover, discover
ʔeltrin	n	capital of Punzermo [‘far home’]
ʔelvadj	v	degrease [‘away-oil’]
ʔelviit	v	pull [‘out-press’]
ʔelzent	v	seduce, corrupt, lead astray [‘drive away’]
ʔelziich	v	disobey [‘away-obey’]
ʔem	pron	he, she, it (adult object)
ʔepesec	n	the irrealis tense [V. ‘conditional’]
ʔerenat	n	Érenat [V.]
ʔeridas	n	cinnabar [Caď. eruidas]
ʔerrene	n	mutton (as meat) [Ismaîn ŕini ‘lamb’]
ʔerram	n	jungle [Nanese ȟeram]
ʔery	n	map [Keb. eri]
ʔerybit	n	cartography
ʔes	pron	you (singular adult object)
ʔetchane	a	possible [V. eššane]
ʔev	n	year
ʔeveck	a	yearly
ʔezpo	n	comics [‘colored’]
ʔibro	n	book [V]
ʔibromory	n	library, bookstore
ʔicetebit	n	mathematics [V. hicete(viso) + ‘study’]
ʔidd	n	bridge
ʔil	pron	you (singular child)
ʔilil	pron	you (plural children)
ʔimlel	v	publish [V. imlelen]
ʔimlelel	n	publisher
ʔip	a	silent
ʔipmod	n	silence
ʔirran	n	Irrean, a flaidish philosopher
ʔirranatt	n	Irreanism
ʔislaunë	n	infinitive [V. islaunë]
ʔismaiʔi	n	Ismahi
ʔismaiʔick	a	Ismaîn
ʔobb	n	half
ʔobmur	n	half-hour (= V. hour)
ʔoj	pron	how
ʔok	pron	I (adult)
ʔokry	a	my
ʔoligugues	n	oligarchy [V. oligugés]
ʔollyd	pron	where, at what location
ʔolor	pron	whither, to what location
ʔolx	a	cheap; quick, hasty, tacky
ʔool	pron	in what direction
ʔopfë	n	victim [V. opfë]
ʔopo	part	hello!
ʔotinimache	a	probable [V. otinimaše]
ʔott	n	father
ʔoz	v	get
ʔubeer	n	vampire
ʔuchen	n	fowl, poultry (as food) [Ismaîn huʐn]
ʔugau	n	coffee [Nanese yugaȟau]
ʔuj	n	law, rule
ʔujit	a	legal, lawful
ʔudjel	n	lawyer
ʔulle	a	friendly
ʔunz	v	furnish, supply [causative of ‘get’]
ʔuss	n	meat
ʔut	adv	alongside
ʔutor	prep	(moving) next to
ʔutoz	v	accept, receive [‘alongside-get’]
ʔuttyd	prep	next to
ʔutveed	v	pick up, grab [‘take to (oneself)’]
ʔutze	v	be present, exist [‘be alongside’]
ʔutzemod	n	presence, existence
ʔuug	v	drill, make a hole
ʔuuk	n	hole, slot, socket
ʔuur	a	empty
ʔutul	a	pure, refined (metals, chemicals) [V. utul]
ʔuvere	n	outfit, garment, clothing [V. uverë]
ʔuveremot	n	clothes, fashion
ʔuvo	n	lieutenant [Keb. ḣuvum]
ʔy	art	one; a
ʔyd	prep	at; (time) at, during, while
ʔydjot	adv	instead, rather [‘at place’]
ʔymfich	#	eleven [‘one-and-ten’]
ʔymo	n	unit, whole
ʔymot	n	oneness, unity
ʔyss	v	rain
ʔysfock	n	spring [‘rain-season’]
ʔyx	n	rain