^ indicates that the word derives from the accusative; the nominative is given for ease of cross-reference to the Axunašin lexicon.

Ṭ = Ṭeôši (Čeiyu).

The second column gives morphological information:

• for nouns (n), the plural (if none is given, the word has no plural)
  
• for adjectives (a), the plural root
  
• for verbs (v), irregular forms; 1s is evident from final -ú, 1p from -m; any other form can be taken as 3s. (irr.) indicates that the conjugation is to be found in the grammar.
  

There are presently about 2045 words in the lexicon.

af		pt	uh oh, too bad, I see (expresses disappointment or embarrassment)
aga	agay	n	baby; (slang) newbie, novice [wawa]
alui	alú	n	lark [from its sound]
am		#	one [ame]
amaur		a	similar, the same [amuri ‘united’]
Amaurnel		n	Ämünel, the northern section of Čeiy [Amurineli]
ambriga		av	together; similarly [amuriwa]
ambrígex	ambrigas	n	flock, school (of fish)— group of animals that move as one ambrigas ga in unison
ameac	ameatú	v	unite, join together; have sex [amevati ‘make one’]
ameatri		a	united, unified; sexual
ameatudo	-udzú	n	union, unity; confluence; sex; nuclear fusion još ameatudo harmony, amity, concord
amende		pr	somehow, some way [ame ende ‘one way’]
ammavri		a	monogamous, faithful [‘one-loving’]
ammirc	ammircú	n	signatory, one bound by an agreement
ammírcis	ammircisi	n	apprentice [‘little signatory’]
ammis	3s amma	v	agree, contract to do something [amomik ‘agree’]
ammudo	ammudzú	n	agreement, contract [amomudo]
amnar		pr	sometime
amu	amun-	a	united [amun ‘unitary’]
amúnex	amunas	n	union (of workers); the biacu party
an		pt	well, um
andač		a	complex, hard [amendači]
andes		a	simple, easy [amendex]
andesic		n	simplicity; non-legalistic Endajué
andeym		pr	somewhere, someplace
árus	araum	n	eagle [waruz]
Asu		n	the goddess of the Xengi and of Axuna [Axun]
Asuna		n	Axuna (kingdom and later province) [Axuna] In this and the following words, Axuna (etc.) is also seen, continuing the ancient spelling.
Asunai		n	Axunai, the ancient Axunemi empire, based in Axuna. [Axunai]
asunaši		n	Axunašin language [axunašin]
asúnes	asuné	n	Axunemi, inhabitant of Axuna [axunez]
asungri		a	Axunese, relating to Axuna; purple [axunari]
aujateč	aujateš	n	account, tale; evidence [ujivateč ‘story’]
aujiac	aujiatú	v	recount, tell [ujivati]
aujikalu		n	music [ujikalou]
aujikalur		a	musical [ujikaluri] aujikalur (dzuzovúgeč) opera
aujudo	aujudzú	n	hearing, listening
aul		a	clear (explanations, skies) [uli ‘bright’]
auliac	auliatú	v	explain, define [ulivati]
auliatu	auliatú	n	explanation, definition; religious commentary [ulivatou]
aulic	aulir	n	honor, glory [ulis]
auliri		a	glorious
auride	auric	v	pay taxes; pay respects (e.g. to a scholar) [uliridem]
aurideč	aurideš	n	taxes [ulirideč]
auris	aurisi	n	bear [uriz]
auš (auj-)	ujú	v	hear, listen [uji]
aušex	aušas	n	classic (book); masterpiece [uliax ‘the glorious (best)’]
Aušimex		n	the planet Caiem; a Mešaic god [Ušimex]
aušweun		a	audible [‘hearing-apparent’]
aušweunač		a	inaudible
auvimel		a	fortunate [ubimeli ‘prosperous’]
aycaup	aycú	n	share, portion; estate, parcel [wituvi]
aycaur	aycorú	n	read; state, recite [ituri]
aycauri		a	literate [‘reading’]
aycúes	aycué	n	landowner [‘estate-person’]
ayči		v	wake, wake up [ančim]
aycorač		a	illiterate [‘unreading’]
ayčosu	ayčosun-	a	awake, alert [ančokun]
ayke	ayki	n	hip (body part) [wanke]
aykye	ayki	n	spider [wanki ^]
ayu	wiw	n	owl [wiu]
baga		n	bow (for violin) [Naviu bägaz]
baj		#	four [baju]
baju	bajun-	a	fourfold, quadruple [bajun]
banoc	banocú	n	a measurement (0.9 m) [banotu]
bárex	baras	n	claw, talon [varax]
baus	bugú	v	inform, tell, report [bugi]
baycino	baycinu	n	late afternoon; the 6th hours of the day [bantino]
bayjuc	bayjaup	n	invasion [bijus]
baykéjuc	baykejaup	n	later afternoon meal, tea-time [‘baycino meal’]
bayl		v	dissipate or deprave oneself [baili ‘amuse oneself’]
báyleč	bayleš	n	art produced for entertainment (pejorative term)
bayludo		n	dissipation, prodigality, frivolity
bayma	baymay	n	boat [vayma]
baymey	bayméy	n	sailor [vaymevi]
baymízex	baymízas		verse, stanza; short poem [baymízax ‘light poem’]
bayrri		a	hedonistic, frivolous depraved
beč	bec	n	cock; chicken [beč]
becis	betú, beti	v	strut; promote one’s work [betik]
bej	beyjum	v	shoot (arrows, guns); throw (spears) [beji]
bejixao		n	archery
belaudo	belaudzú	n	enlightenment [beludo]
belis		v	enlighten [belik]
Belšay		n	Belšai
beor	bori	n	island [bori]
ber	beri	n	cloud, fog [ber]
berbes	berbeysum	v	delude, lead astray, obscure [‘become fog’]
Berdura		n	Verduria [Verdurian]
berduraši		n	Verdurian language [‘Verdurian language’]
berdursu	berdursú	n	Verdurian
berduru	berdurun-	a	Verdurian
beríleč	berileš	n	a particular illusion; fallacy
beriludo	-udzú	n	illusion [‘fog-seeing’]
berirri		a	benighted, deluded (esp. religiously) [beril- + -ri]
bes	bem	n	road [bez] bem ga morally clear, obviously right
bes	beysum	v	become [bexi]
besčeyse	besčez	v	mail, ship [‘road-send’]
besčeysiy	besčeyséy	n	postman, courier; (pl.) postal service, trade ministry
besrae	besrap	v	travel [‘road-go’]
besrau	besraú	n	journey, trip
beup	beuv-	a	giddy, inebriated [bobi ‘dizzy’]
beycaur		a	stinking, nasty [veturi]
beycis	beytú	v	stink [vetik]
beyk		v	support, sustain, feed [benki ‘bless’]
béykeč	beykeš	n	support, sustenance [benkeš ‘blessing’]
beylusu	beylusú	n	enlightened one (2nd level in Endajué)
beyru	beyrun-	a	cloudy; obscure, confusing
bez		a	low; humble
bezmoro		a	sad
Bezu		n	Bezu ma-Veon, founder of Bezuxau religion [Besun]
Bezuxau		n	Bezuxao religion [‘Bezuism’]
bezzis		v	pray, beg for [bezisik ‘supplicate’]
bezzuc	bezzaup	n	prayer, supplication [bezisus]
biac	biatú	v	abase, humble [beivivati ‘make small’]
biacaup		a	abased, oppressed [from biac]
biacu	biacú	a	communist [‘abased-ist’]
biacudo		n	communism
biaup		a	humble; petty, minor [beivuvi ‘abased’]
biayc	biaycú	n	short person, dwarf [beivito]
bives	biveysum	v	shorten, make smaller [‘make small’]
bivéseč	biveseš	n	miniature (work of art)
bic	bip	n	grape [bidi]
bici	bicú	n	(slang) the Academy; an academician
Bicikes		n	the Revaudo Academy; (historically) the school of Jausiros [Bitikniz]
bicikesiy	bicikeséy	n	Academician, member of the Academy
bicikesu	bicikesun-	a	of or relating to the Academy
bicnar	bicnari	n	bar, tavern [‘place of grapes’]
bida	bidi	n	plate, dish [beide]
bidarudo		n	perspective [after the city of Bidau]
bídeš	bideš	n	wine [bideč] rus bídeš hard cider
bije		v	invade [bijem]
bika	biki	n	fir [bike ^]
bike		v	geld; handicap, decimate [beikim ‘pinch’]
bim	bimi	n	calf, foal [biz ^]
bip		a	short, small; few in number [beivi]
bir		a	original, authentic [beiri]
bisawe	bisawé	n	ox [beikuvi ^]
biswedis	biswedim	n	oxenday, about 1.1 acres [beikuvideiz ‘oxen-day’]
biudo		n	shortness, smallness
beriessu	beriessú	n	member of a league or cabal
beríex	berias	n	league, band, cabal [berivax ‘brotherhood’]
bodeusirc	-ircú	n	lame person; fool, spiritually ignorant person [bodogirti]
bodeusis	bodugú	v	stumble, move lamely; be spiritually foolish [bodogik]
bodugri		a	lame; spiritually ignorant; irreligious
bodusaudo		n	foolishness, spiritual ignorance
Bolon		n	Bolon province [Bolon]
bolonayc	-aycú	n	hick, yokel [‘Bolon type’]
bolongri		a	of Bolon or its dialect; backwards, yokelish
Bonari		n	Bonari river in Bolon [Bolonari]
bondu		#	million [bondo ‘a huge amount’]
bone		v	wound [vonem ‘rip’]
bóneč	boneš	n	wound [voneč]
bóres	boré	n	islander [borez]
borma	bormi	n	mountain [borme]
bormai	bormaú	n	mountain range (e.g. Dikun Bormai)
bormbri		a	mountainous
bórmes	bormé	n	mountain dweller [bormez]
boru	borun-	a	true [burun]
bovaušis	bovušú	v	faint, collapse [bobušik]
boyeus	boyokú, boyosum	v	count, sum up [boyoki]
boyókeč	boyokeš	n	sum, amount
boyosirc	boyosircú	n	number [‘counter’]
Bozan		n	Bozan province [Bosan]
braunic	braunir	n	truth [burunis]
braup		a	busy, harried [‘spun’]
braupač		a	free, open (not occupied), relaxed
braymel		a	brotherly; loyal; hospitable
brayp	brayvú	n	brother [berivu]
brayvu	brayvun-	a	brotherly, fraternal [berivun]
brayvudo		n	brotherhood, fraternity
breš	breši	n	arm; wing (of a building); side argument; vanguard, foward force of an army [beriš]
brešis		v	gesture
brešísuc	brešisaup	n	gesture; trope, stylistic flourish
brešrae	brešrap	v	go around, pass, bypass; avoid [‘side-go’]
brešraup		a	antiquated, out of date, left behind [‘bypassed’]
brešuac	brešuatú	v	move as a vanguard; advance, develop
brešuatri		a	advanced, developed
briays	briaysú	n	male cousin [briviku]
brip (biriv-)	brayvum	v	twist, spin; rotate (on an axis) [biribi]
brivac	brivatú	v	smoke [berivati]
brivátuc		n	smoke
broc		v	rub [boroti]
brotlaum	brotlumú	v	wipe [‘rub-wash’]
brumel		a	truthful, honest [burunmeli]
brunde	borunc	v	promise [burundem]
brúndeč	brundeš	n	promise
buka	bukar	n	one of the ancient Bucair [buka]
Bukanel		n	the westernmost province of Xurno [Bukaneli]
bum	bumi	n	bull or cow (singular of cattle) [bouz ‘bull’]
buma		#	two [vume]
buma	bumi	n	cow [boume ^]
bumasú		n	couple, pair (used in plural) [‘two-person’]
bumeac	bumeatú	v	double; duplicate, copy; be a disciple, take as a spiritual or artistic model [vumevati]
bumeacudo		n	modeling, imitation; (biacudo) useless theorizing
bumeatirc	bumeatircú	n	copyist; disciple
búmeč	bumeš	n	part, piece [bumeč]
bumice	bumitú	v	divide in half; separate, distinguish
bumitrač		a	confusion (of things that should be distinguished)
bumitu	bumitú	n	division in half; separation, discrimination
bumu	bumun-	a	twofold, double, binary [vumun]
bundus	bundum	n	barn [boumedouz ‘cow house’]
bunji		q	some, a few, something (takes pl. verbs) [buma dzi ‘two or three’]
bunjisu		pr	somebody [‘some’ + ‘man’]
buntel		n	brocade [vumetel]
bur		a	solid [bur]
bus	bum	n	bull [bouz]
busaudo		n	journalism
busaum	busaumis	n	poem (especially a long or serious work) [buguvimi]
busaup		a	informed, educated [‘informed’]
busirc	busircú	n	journalist, columnist, writer of news, gossip, or commentary [bugirti ‘teller’]
búsuc	busaup	n	report, bulletin [bugus ‘telling’]
busumudo	-udzú	n	poetry (including oratory, philosophy, and other elevated exercises of language with a high interest in form; opposed to gejupudo ‘prose’ as well as mere entertainment)
bux	baux	n	mouth [bux]
cauč	cučú	v	dance; the cosmos, the Greater Principle; morality, life [tuči]
caučirc	caučircú	n	dancer; spirit, creature [tučirti]
caul	culú, culum	v	blow [tuli]
caumbes	caumbeysum	v	rot, spoil [‘become rotten’]
caun		a	rotten, spoiled [tuni]
caunešis		v	decline, become decadent [tunišik ‘spoil’]
caunetri		a	decadent, in decline
caunetrudo		n	decadence, decline
caunga		cj	rather than [tumiwa]
cáunuc	cunaup	n	something rotten or spoiled; decay, ruin
ceš		p	this one [tič] ceš playnu each other, one another
ci		p	this (demonstrative) [ti]
ci-cu		pr	any, anything [‘this-that’]
ci-cusu		pr	anyone, anybody [‘any-man’]
cíbles	ciblé	n	valet, butler [tíbelez ‘steward’]
cic	cidzú	n	palm (of hand) [tidu]
cidex		#	forty [tidex]
cideym		n	then, when (relative pronoun) [tidemu]
cidis		av	today [‘this day’]
cidzi		a	fourth [tidin]
ciluk		cj	because [tilouk]
cim		v	sit; stay, remain (in a place) [timi]
cima		n	stay, residence [time ‘gathering’ confused with cim]
Cimai		n	the emperor Timai [Timai]
cinar		n	there; where (relative pronoun) [tinari]
cinde		pr	thus, in this way [ti ende ‘this way’]
cip	cipi	n	ring [tip]
cip (civ-)	cayvum	v	feel; experience, know from inside [tibi]
cípex	cipas	n	chainmail [‘rings’]
cir		pr	our [tiei + ir]
cis	cim	n	chair [tiz]
citun		pr	for this reason, therefore, because of this [‘this-why’]
civaudo	-audzú	n	feeling, experience, knowledge (from inside) [tibudo]
civike	civays, civaysum	v	pity, have mercy; (as adverb) please [tibiki ‘feel somewhat’]
civikmel		a	merciful
cívles	civlé	n	(biacu) soldier, private
cívlex	civlas	n	army [tibelax]
civliy	civléy	n	knight, horseman, cavalryman [tibelevi]
civú	civel	n	horse [tibel]
civumex	civumes	n	stablemaster [tibelmex]
civunar	civunari	n	stable [‘horse-place’]
coralaur		a	of Curau [turaluri, adj. form of Tural]
corauši		n	Xurnese; the dialect of Curau [turalšin]
corausu	-sú	n	partisan of Curau; member of a faction in the Prose Wars that wished to move the capital back to Curau
cu		p	that (demonstrative) [tu]
cu	caus	n	dew [tu]
cue		v	pour; host; throw a party [tuwem]
cúeč	cuaup	n	party, event
cugeč	cugeš	n	choice, selection [tusageč]
cuka		n	rye [tuka]
cul		v	fart [*tutuli intensive of ‘fart’]
culu	culú	n	fart
cumoro		pp	like, as [‘that-like’]
cunde		pr	thus, in that way; yes; OK [tu ende ‘that way’]
cup	caup	n	mole [tus ^[
Curau		n	Curau (ancient capital of Xurno) [Tural]
cuš		p	that one [tuč]
cuš	cuc	n	dance; cosmic movement [tuč]
cutun		pr	for that reason, therefore, because of that [‘that-why’]
Cuwoli		n	Cuoli [Cuolese Cuoli]
cuyse		v	drip, leak [*tuwikem dim. of ‘pour’]
cuystri		a	leaky; full of holes (of arguments)
cuzas	cuzagú	v	choose, select; accept (a member), induct [tusagi]
čam	čap	n	ash (tree) [čas ^]
čaš	čaši	n	enemy, opponent [čiaš]
čauji	čujú, čauš	v	touch [čujim]
čaujiku	čaujikú	n	caress
čaujisi	čaujikú	v	caress [čujikim]
cáujuc	čaujaup	n	a touch; mole, birthmark (sign of a god’s touch)
čawke	čawki	n	table [čalka ^]
čečinse		v	order, send for [čečensem]
čeisu	čeisú	n	inhabitant of Čeiy
Čeiy		n	Čeiy (Ṭeô) [(roz) Čebevi ‘(land) of (emperor) Čeba’]
čeiyu	čeiyun-	a	of Čeiy; Čeiy ‘dialect’(that is, the Ṭeôši language); fantastic, whimsical
čeiyudo	čeiyudzú	n	fantasy, whimsy
čeji		v	bring, carry [čejim]
čejiji		n	pipe, conduit, tube [‘carry-thing’]
čejijis		n	rifle
čejijuy		n	cannon
čensas	čensasú	n	prefect (student leader); gaffer, old peasant; ancient Wede:i leader [čensagu]
Čeren		n	name of a previous šáruc, a heroic age preceding the cycles of the ilii
čerengri		a	relating to the Čeren period
Četas		n	The capital of Čeiy [emperor Četazi]
čeva	čevar	n	hawk, falcon; the emperor Čeba [čeba]
čeyke	čeyki	n	sword [čenke]
čeyki		v	assault [čenkim ‘strike’]
čeykirc	čeykircú	n	brawler, hooligan [čenkirti ‘swordsman, soldier’]
čeykuc	čeykaup	n	assault, attack [čenkus]
čeyse	čez	v	send [čensem]
čezi	čezi	n	cedar [čeze]
čijan	čijani	n	hive; wax; encaustic [čeijan]
čikeri		a	of Čike or the Čimaq or their dialect
čir	čayrum	v	cook, prepare [čeiri]
čirirc	čirircú	n	cook, chef [čeirirti]
čirudo	čirudzú	n	cooking, cuisine [čeirudo]
čiyče		v	prosper, thrive; get rich [činčiem]
čiyčudo	čiyčudzú	n	prosperity
Čoru	Čorú	n	Tžuro (person) [Čuro]
čuzikudo		n	breaking; nuclear fission
čuzis		v	break, fall apart; lose (a battle or argument) [čousik]
daic	dair	n	bigness, largeness
dalonay	dalonáy	n	embassy (of a sovereign state; as opposed to a mission representing a vassal, which was the Axunemi concept) [Verdurian dalomnáe]
dalonaysu	-aysú	n	ambassador
dam		a	flat, smooth [dam]
damaupmex	-mes	n	librarian [‘shelf-master’]
dámis	damisi	n	tablet, chalkboard; classroom; class [dim. of dámuc]
damnel	damneli	n	plain [‘flat-land’]
dámuc	damaup	n	board, plank, shelf [damus]
dari		a	big, large; numerous [dayri ‘biggish’]
darudo		n	size, extent (in space)
das	dam	n	wool [daz]
dásiš		a	belonging to the ruler [gen. of dax ‘palace’]
dasu	dasun-	a	rich, fine (of wine only) [daxum]
datadu	datadú	n	bride-price [datadou}
daus	dausi	n	ministry, agency [Ṭ. düs ‘court’]
dausimex	dausimes	n	minister
dax	das	n	palace; proof, demonstration [dax]
de	(irr.)	v	give [dem]
denjidze	denjic	v	hope, hope for; await, expect [demujidim]
denjídzuc	denjidzaup	n	hope, expectation, wait
denjitrač		a	desperate, hopeless
denjitri		a	hopeful, expectant
der	deri	n	door [der]
deš		#	ten [dex]
deym	daymaur	n	time (a moment or period of time) [demu] daymaur ga at intervals, now and then
déymis	deymisi	n	moment, instant; 1/100 of a šarus (i.e. 72 seconds)
deynde	deync	v	make a date or appointment [‘give time’]
déynduc	deyndaup	n	date, appointment
deysaur		a	tenth [dexuri]
deysu	deysun-	a	tenfold deysu ga by tens
Dikun		n	the mountains north of Luduyn [Elkarîl Diqm]
dimu	dimun-	a	daily; ordinary
dis	dim	n	day [deiz] dim ga by day
dmaur	dmorú	v	continue, last [demuri]
dmoyo		av	really, especially [damoyo]
dmuna		av	still [demuri naya ‘it continues’]
dmuro		pp	during, while [demuro]
dmuru	dmurú	n	length, distance; extent (in time) [demurun]
do		pr	not, none, nothing [dowo]
dodzudzaup		a	irresponsible, untrustworthy
dodzudzudo	-udzú	n	irresponsibility, lack of trust [‘no-trust’]
dogemaudo	-audzú	n	denial, contradiction
dogemi		v	deny, contradict, refuse to believe [‘nothing-accept’]
Doju		n	Doju province [Doju]
dokezaudo	dokezaudzú	n	anarchy, anarchism
donar		pr	nowhere
donde		pr	in no way, nohow, not at all [dowo ende ‘no way’]
dopali		av	less (comparative) [‘no-more’]
dopaludo	-udzú	n	modesty, understatement; courtesy [‘lesserness’]
dopalurač		a	immodest, arrogant, rude
dopaluri		a	modest, understated; courteous
dor		a	hard; mean [dor]
doraujirc		a	deaf [‘hearing nothing’]
doraujudo	-udzú	n	deafness
dorilirc		a	blind [‘seeing nothing’]
doriludo	-udzú	n	blindness
du	dzu	n	gift [dou]
duča	dučay	n	fur, hide; pubic hair [douče ^]
duče	duči	n	skin [douče]
dúčis	dučisi	n	whisker, bristle [dim. of ‘fur’]
duga	dugay	n	whale [douga]
duju	dujú	n	one of the ancient De:iju [Ṭ. dûḍu]
dum	dumi	n	hut, hovel [douz ^]
dumu		a	homely; rickety, weak [doumun ‘domestic’, made pejorative by dum]
duox		p	nobody, no one [dowogu]
duoyo		p	never [dogoyo]
dus	dum	n	house [douz] layšu dus inn, hostel with entertainment
dusreus	dusrosú	v	keep (somewhere); restrict, sequester [‘home-imprison’]
dusrosaudo	-audzú	n	restriction, sequestration
dusrosmel		a	miserly, avaricious
dusrosmeludo		n	miserliness, avarice
duz	duzú	n	(law) court [back-formation from douzui ‘courts’]
duzyu	duzyun-	a	legal, judicial [douziun]
dworae	dworap	v	disappear, vanish [doworavem]
dworau	dworaú	n	disappearance [doworavou]
dzaul	dzauli	n	penis [dulis ‘genitals’]
dzaulišis		v	fuck, screw [‘use the penis’]
dzaus	dzusú	v	teach (esp. religiously), instruct, mentor [duxi]
dzausirc	dzausircú	n	teacher [duxirti]
dzaymu	dzaymun-	a	threefold, triple [dimun]
dzeš	dzic	n	heir [dič]
dzi		#	three [dime]
dzim		a	third [dimi]
dzindex		#	thirty [dindex]
dzindis	dzindim	n	the third day of the week [‘third day’]
dzis	dzikú, dzaysum	v	shudder, shiver [zidiki ‘shudder a bit’]
dzisirc	dzisircú	n	coward [‘shudderer’]
dzismel		a	cowardly
dzismelic		n	cowardice
dziw	dziwi	n	social class [diwi ‘rank’]
dzu		pp	between, among; on (abstract) [dul]
dzuandes	dzuandesi	n	anti-legalist
dzubayl	dzubayli	n	hedonist [‘after dissipation’]
dzuc	dzaus	n	back; anterior [dus]
dzučuaki		a	Mešaic; superstitious; pedantic, fusty, ritualized [dzusočuvakei ‘orthodox’]
dzúčuc	dzučaup	n	Mešaic rite or ritual; superstition [dusočus]
dzučúex	dzučuas	n	book of rituals, esp. of Mešaism [dusočuvax]
dzudis	dzudim	n	tomorrow [dúsodeiz]
dzudo		av	least (superlative) [dzu do ‘among nothing’]
dzudzaup		a	trusted, trustworthy; responsible
dzudze	dzuc	v	trust [dusdem]
dzudzudo	-udzú	n	trust, responsibility
dzulé		av	most (superlative) [dul esi ‘among all’]
dzumel		a	moderate, in-between [‘betweenish’]
dzumeludo		n	moderation
dzunan	dzunani	n	pagan, Mešaist; infidel, bastard [‘after-god’]
dzunar	dzunari	n	corridor, hallway; alley [‘between place’]
dzunye	dzuni	n	royalist, believer in monarchy [‘after-king’]
dzunyo		cj	then, next, afterwards [dusunoyo]
dzurey	dzureyi	n	republican, supporter of Revaudo [‘after-new’]
dzuródeš		a	conformist, faddish [‘follow-people’]
dzurodudo		n	conformity, conformism
dzus		pp	in back of, after; besides, apart from [duso]
dzusey	dzuséy	n	master, guru, religious teacher [*dauxevi ‘teacher’]
dzusnar	dzusnari	n	Endajué seminary or retreat; study hall [‘teach-place’]
dzušši		pp	since [‘after and back to’]
dzusu	dzusun-	a	anterior, at the back; elite, closed (of dzusnari)
dzúsuc	dzusaup	n	lesson; chapter; Endajué teaching service [duxus]
dzusudo	dzusudzú	n	teaching, instruction (esp. religious); apprenticeship
dzusúic	dzusuisi	n	parable, paradox; a short teaching
dzutorbes		a	mystic, visionary, anti-rationalist [‘follow-vision’]
dzutri		a	near the back; a little late [‘backish’]
dzuw	dzul-	a	hollow
dzuxeš		a	selfish, egotistical [‘follow-personal’]
dzuxešudo		n	selfishness, egotism
dzuyunrau	dzuyunraú	a	legalist [‘follow rules’]
dzuzerij		a	rationalist [‘follow logic’]
dzuzočis		v	follow [dusočik]
dzuzovaus	-vugú	v	perform [dusobugi]
dzuzovúgeč	-vugeš	n	play (theatre)
dzuzovugudo	-udzú	n	theater, drama
dzuzu	dzuzun-	a	following, subsequent [dusun]
e		pp	to, toward [en]
eči	ečú	n	summer [eče] am eči new year’s day; the Endajué celebration of this
edem	edwe	n	slave [wedei ‘Wede:i’ ^]
edemu	edemun-	a	slavish, servile
edemudo		n	servility, self-abasement
edennar	edennari	n	shantytown, slum; slave quarters [‘slave-place’]
edeši		n	the Wede:i language [wedešin]
Edinel		n	Edinel, the mountainous area east of Xurno [‘Wede:i-land’]
ediri		a	relating to Edéa or to the ancient Wede:i; more broadly, ancient or primeval (pre-Axunaic)
edisu	edisú	n	inhabitant of Edéa, or an ancient Wede:i [‘Edinel-man’]
edum	edumi	n	fool, idiot [edelmi]
edumbri		a	foolish, idiotic
edúmeč	edumeš	n	idiocy, nonsense
egaudo	egaudzú	n	dowry [ewudou]
egusu	egusú	n	ancestor [‘grandfather-person’]
ej			a Xurnese gold coin (= 12 miuris, = 120 géčis)
ejize		v	stick, poke; (slang) have sex [ejizem]
ejizirc		n	penis (slang) [‘sticker’]
ejizišis		v	go whoring
ekis	eki	n	maple [ekeiz]
élex	elas	n	line of text, verse [welax ‘spray of leaves, verse’]
elic	elip	n	life, existence; vigor, lust [elis]
elimel		a	vigorous, lively; sexual elimel myun sexual energy
elirc	elircú	n	living thing, creature
eliri		a	alive, living [eluri]
Elis		n	the planet Vereon; one of the Mešaic gods [Welezi]
elis		v	live, exist (focus on biological life; cf. komi) [elik]
empeuš	empojú	v	permit, let, allow; excuse me [empoji]
empojač		v	disallow, forbid, ban
empojaup		a	permitted, allowed
empojudo		n	permission, legality [empojudo]
emu	emur	n	husband [emou ‘old man’]
emurac	emuratú	v	marry (a man)
Emuris		n	the planet Imiri; a Mešaic god [Emouriz]
Endajué		n	Endajué religion [ende dzu ez ‘path between all’]
endajuésu	endajuesú	n	a follower of Endajué
ende	endi	n	path, way; morality, correct behavior [ende] Jueši endi the Ways of War Oyes ende yu šu Best wishes, goodbye Još cu ende Things are going well End’ eš! Dammit! ende pope go astray, go wrong
endevaus	endevugú, endevusum	v	mentor, guide, advise [endebugi ‘point the way’]
endevausirc		n	mentor; guide for the career of a protegé(e), often in exchange for sexual favors [endebugirti]
endevugaudo	-audzú	n	mentoring, discipleship; guidance
endevugaup	endevugú	n	protegé(e); disciple [‘guided’]
éndex	endas	n	tradition, culture; precedent [endax]
eo	eor-	a	blue [evo]
erae	erap	v	attend, see [‘go to’]
erau	eraú	n	attendance
erijaudo		n	logic, clear thinking
erij		a	logical [‘toward-clear’]
erima	erimi	n	cheese [werema ^]
eris	eri	n	tree [eriz]
erizduča	erizdučay	n	bark [‘tree-hide’]
eš		pp	against [eš]
ešaudo		n	construction, (act or art of) building; buildings ministry
eši		pp	back to, returning to [eše] eši ga back
eši		v	build, construct [wešim]
ešinde	ešinc	v	renounce, reject, refuse to accept or to do; counter, parry [ešendem ‘give back’]
ešíndeč	ešindeš	n	renunciation, rejection; counter; counter-movement, parry
ešíndzuc	ešindzaup	n	bow [ešendus]
ešinse	ešiz	v	react, reply, counter [ešenše]
ešínseč	ešínseš	n	reaction, reply, rebuttal [ešenšeč]
ešintri		a	countervailing, opposing, dissident ešintri seč counter-soul
ešis	ešisi	n	tail; (slang) penis [weš + dim.]
ešreac	ešreatú	v	prevent; stop someone [‘against-move’]
éšuc	ešaup	n	building
etagri	etagrú	n	stocking, stockings [‘of Etak’]
eteji	etejú	n	whip [‘whip-what’]
etešis		v	whip [wetešik]
eti	etú	n	birch [wete]
eudis	eudim	n	noon; zenith, high point [ewildeiz]
euma	eumi	n	grandmother [ewume]
eumis	omú, oma	v	think [omik] X nao eumis think about X
eumudo		n	thought; reason
euriac	euriatú	v	commit a crime; disobey [orivati ‘go astray’]
euriátuc	euriataup	n	crime
Evan		n	lake Van; a Mešaic god [Evonanu, later Evananu; the local dialect has Van]
evangri		a	of Van; the eastern dialect of Xurnese; erotic
evánuc	evanaup	n	an erotic work [after an academy in Inex named for Van]
evima		n	oats [ebeime]
ew	egaur	n	grandfather [ewu]
eyka		pp	for, for the purpose of, in order to, in return for; as, in the capacity of [enke]
eyke	eyki	n	person or party (in law) [wenke ‘person’]
eykejaudo		n	provision [enkejudo]
eykeji		v	provide [enkejim]
eykrae		v	intend, aim; mean (works of art) [enkeravem]
eykraudo	-audzú	n	intention, goal; meaning [enkeravudo]
eykraun		a	meaningful, purposeful [enkeravun]
eykraunač		a	meaningless, pointless [enkeravunači]
eykrayse		v	try, attempt [enkeravikem dim. of ‘aim’]
eynu	eynun-	a	lucky, fortunate [wenun]
eynunač		a	unlucky, unfortunate [wenunači]
eynunayc	-aycú	n	a lucky person
eyšega	eyšegay	n	sail [enšega]
eyu	eyaul	n	middle, center [ewil]
eyuri		a	central, middle
eyusu	eyusú	n	ewez, someone in the third sex as recognized by Mešaism [calque on ewez ‘middle-person’]
ez		pr	all, every; everything; the cosmos [esi]
ezdeym		pr	always [esidemu]
ezende		pr	in every way, altogether, wholly, so [esi ende ‘every way’]
ezešindri		a	cynical, jaded [‘all-rejecting’]
ezešindudo		n	cynicism
ezič		a	great, powerful [eziči]
ezičiri		a	Axumeni, relating to the early Axunaic people
ezíčis	eziči	n	the early Axunaic people, the Ezičimi [ezičiz ‘the powerful’]
eziču	ezayčú	n	greatness [ezičou]
ezir		#	thousand [ezer]
eziri		a	thousandth
eziru	ezirun-	a	thousandfold; classic, relating to Axunemi times
ezisu		n	everyone, everybody [‘every’ + ‘man’]
ezmavrač		a	unkind, prejudiced
ezmavračudo		n	unkindness, prejudice; preconceived notions
ezmavri		a	benevolent, kind, gracious
ezmavyu	ezmavyú	n	benevolence, lovingkindness, compassion [‘all-love’]
ezmiri		a	entire, whole [‘all-having’]
eznar		pr	everywhere [esinari]
ga		pp	in, at, like, in the manner of [adverbial suffix -iwa]
galnu	galnun-	a	(slang) crazy, goofy, wacky [Tžuro galnunu ‘confused’]
gam	gap	n	elm [gas ^]
gaš	gaši	n	salamander [gaš]
gec	ger	n	mind [ges]
geč	gec	n	metal [geč]
géčeš		a	metallic
géčis	gečisi	n	a copper coin; 1/10 miuris [‘little metal’]
gedzáyšus		a	elcarin; structurally solid
gedzaysu	gedzaysú	n	elcar [gedigume]
gedzu	gedzun-	a	metallic [gedun]
gejaup	gejú	n	story, account [genjuvi ‘narrative’]
geji		v	relate, tell, narrate [genji]
gejupudo	-udzú	n	prose, scholarship, science (serious writing that concentrates on content rather than form; opposed to busumudo ‘poetry’ as well as báyleš entertainment and busaudo journalism) gejupudo nao onomú the Prose Wars jam nao gejupudo natural philosophy, physics
gejúpuy	gejupúy	n	novel, history [augm. of ‘story’]
gemaudo	gemudzú	n	initiation, acceptance, admission; conversion to Endajué
gemi		v	initiate, accept; believe (e.g in gods); admit (into a Salon); convert to Endajué [gemem]
gerač		a	insane, mad [gerači]
geračudo	-udzú	n	insanity, madness [geračudo]
geri		a	mental, intellectual; a spiritual myun promoting thought
gerizagač		v	misunderstand
gerizas	gerizagú	v	understand [gerisagi]
gerizasudo		n	understanding [gerisagudo]
ges	ges ?	n	goose [gez ]
ges	geysum	v	imagine [gexi]
gesaulic	gesaulir	n	pride, hubris
gesauliri		a	proud [‘mind-glorious’]
gesu	gesú	n	imagination, pretence [gexou]
gesumel		a	imaginative
geujize		v	feed [gojisem]
geun		a	straight; correct [gelni]
geunač		a	incorrect; skewed
geunačudo		n	error, inaccuracy
geupi	gopú	v	beat, thump (sound) [gopim]
gewmiac	gewmiatú	v	straighten; correct [gelmivati]
geyma	gyemi	n	noblewoman, lady [géiveme]
giar		a	aristocratic, domineering, feudal [geivari ‘lordly’]
giarji	giarjú	n	finery, frippery; rococo decoration; rhetorical excess [‘lord-stuff’]
giarkestri		a	tyrannical
giarkezudo	-udzú	n	tyranny [‘aristocrat-governed’]
giarmel		a	lordly; condescendingm, haughty
giarudo	-udzú	n	nobility [geivarudo]
gies	gié	n	noble, lord [geivez]
giesnar	giesnari	n	castle; mansion [‘lord-place’]
gij	gijú	n	column, support; premise
gil	gili	n	stream [geili]
gilaušis	gilušú, -še	v	cross; ford [geilušik]
gilum	gilwe	n	wheat [geilu ^]
gilúmis	gilumisi	n	grain of wheat
gíluš		a	sandy-colored; blond [‘wheatish’]
gima	gimi	n	beak [geime]
gisu	gisun-	a	heavy; important [geixun ‘heavy’]
gisúnic	gisunir	n	weight, heaviness
gix	gis	n	weight [geix]
goma	gomi	n	barrel, canister [gókime ^]
gonap	gonapi	n	thief [gonas ^]
gonauc	gonaup	n	theft, loss [gonavus]
gonaudo		n	thievery, burglary [gonavudo]
gonay (gona-)		v	steal (3rd conj.) [gonavi]
gópuc	gopaup	n	beat, thump (sound) [gopus]
goredis	goredim	n	holiday, festival [goreš deiz ‘holy day’]
goro	gorú	n	temple (non-Endajué holy place) [goro]
grayis		v	eat, chow down, fill up (slang) [Gelyet graʔag ‘eat’]
graynar		n	restaurant [‘chow-place’]
grič		v	grab, grasp, hold [geriči]
gričis (gričis-)		v	squeeze [dim. of ‘grasp’]
grijil		v	confuse, disturb [gerijili ‘upset’]
grišnar		n	closet, wardrobe, storeroom [‘holding place’]
gurc	gurcú	n	sea [gourtu]
gurcu	gurcun-	a	south, southern [gotan]
gursu	gursú	n	sailor [‘sea person’]
gurtri		a	marine, of the sea
i		pr	me [id]
ic	idi	n	lake [eidi]
ice	itú	v	divide; apportion [witim]
Ideis		n	Ideis river [Yedeveiz]
ides		n	lake-dweller; also a name
idestri		a	of the Ideis; the dialect of the Ideis valley
idzum		p	now, at this time [eidemu] idzum-cideym whenever ci idzum already
ige	igi	n	thorn [eige]
Ilezan		n	Eleď [Caď. Eileďan]
Ilezanxau		n	Eleďát
im		a	first [eimi]
im	imir	n	prince, princess [imi]
imaur		a	primary, principal, chief, supreme [eimuri] imaur runi capital
Imbam		n	a Mešaic god [Inbámu]
imimex	imimes	n	(ship) captain [weimeimex]
imise		v	find, reach [wimixem]
imišače	(irr.)	v	not begin to, not start
imiše			begin, start to [eimiše]
imišudo	imišudzú	n	beginning, start
imprímeč	imprimeš	n	printing press [Verdurian imprimoš]
imprimis			print, publish [from imprímeš]
inar		p	here [einari] inar-cinar anywhere
indis	indim	n	the first day of the week [‘first day’]
inegri		a	of Inex; Inex dialect
inesiy	ineséy	n	inhabitant of Inex [Weinexevi]
Inex		n	Inex, capital of Axunai and of Xurno [Weinex]
ingu	ingú	n	wine, booze [Kebreni]
ir		pr	my [ir]
isaur		a	sharp; striking, salient; smart [eiguri]
isauric	isaurim	n	virtue; feature, quality [eiguris ‘sharpness’]
isauris		a	clever, cunning [dim. of ‘smart’]
ise		v	search, look for [wixem]
íseč	iseš	n	search [wixeč]
itu	itú	n	division [witou]
iweka	iweki	n	kitten [nuvike ^]
izaudo	izaudzú	n	existence, being [izudo]
ize	(see Verbs)	v	be [izem]
izraudo		n	envy
izrues (ru-)	izroú	v	envy (someone) [‘want to be’]
izruirc		a	envious
ja	jim	n	wheel [je ^]
jad	jac		ass, butt (pej.) [jaz ^]
jadze	jadi	n	pot [jadi ^]
jadziac	jadziatú	v	sculpt, shape [jadivati ‘form a pot’]
jadzíeč	jadzieš	n	a sculpture
jadzíes	jadzié	n	sculptor [jadivez]
jadzišis		v	dance lewdly; fuck or be fucked, screw [‘use the ass’ (literally or as a metonymy for the female genitals]
jadzudo		n	(art of) sculpture
jam	jamú	n	thing, object, something material, physical matter [jamu]
jamuš		a	material, physical
jápis	japisi	n	kid (young goat)
japum	japwe	n	goat [japou ^]
jate		v	measure, compare [jatem]
játuc	jataup	n	a measurement or comparison; ratio, proportion
jatudo	jatudzú	n	measurement
jaun	jauni	n	wave [jalan]
jausirc	jausircú	n	tyrant, bully
Jausiros		n	a prominent ancient Axunemi philosopher [Jugiroz]
jausis	jugú	n	tyrannize, throw one’s weight around [jugik ‘dominate’]
je		pr	what, whom (acc.) [jem]
jec	jetú	v	laugh [jeti]
Jecuor		n	Jecuor island [Deijubori]
jeku		n	steel [Tžuro jekuku]
jen	jeni	n	woods [jen]
jende		pr	how, in what way [ji ende ‘which way’]
jeniy	jenéy	n	woodsman, forester [jenevi]
Jeor		n	Jeor (ancient kingdom; modern province) [Jeiwor]
Jeori		a	Jeori, of Jeor
jeorsu	jeorsú	n	Jeori, inhabitant of Jeor
jerej	jereji	n	bag, sack [OS ḍerreḍ]
jeris		v	be lively or rowdy [jerik]
jérix	jeris-	a	lively, vivacious; rowdy [jerex ‘merry’]
jesaup	jesú	n	murder victim [jexuvi]
jese		v	kill, murder [jexim]
jesirc	jesircú	n	killer, murderer [jexirti] jesirc rud poison
ješ	jič	n	kidney [jič]
ješis	ješisi	n	gender, sex [jišeigu]
Jewelis		n	the goddess Jeywelis; the planet Hírumor [Jenweliz]
jeysuc	jeysaup	n	killing, murder [jexus]
ji		pr	who, what; which [jei]
jic			question particle [jiti]
jidac	jidatu	v	load [‘made to bear’]
jidače		v	negative passive [cf. jidze]
jideym		p	when (interrogative pronoun) [jidemu]
jidil		cj	as a result, and then, afterwards [jideili ‘as a result’]
jidze	jic	v	bear, suffer; passive auxiliary [jidim]
jigaur		a	spiny, tangled (like a thorn-bush) [jeiwuri]
jigaurac	jigauratú	v	tangle
jil		v	stir, mix [jili]
jíleč	jileš	n	mixture
jima	jimi	n	hill [jilme]
jimbri		a	hilly, of the hills; of Tanel and Gotanel or their dialect
jinar		pr	where (interrogative pronoun) [jinari]
jindrudo	-udzú	n	point of view, position, context [jinarudo ‘contingency’]
jinsu	jinsú	n	pagan priest [jeim + ‘man’]
jira	jiri	n	wife [jire]
jireac	jireatú	v	marry (a woman)
jireatu	jireatú	n	wedding
jis		a	weak [jixi]
jisayc	jisaycú	n	weakling, milquetoast, wimp [jixito]
jisimel		a	craven, timid; tentative (of art) [jiximeli]
jisis		a	thin [jixiki]
jitrač		a	unencumbered; (Endajué) unworldly, simple in lifestyle
jitračudo		n	simplicity, the simple life
jitri		a	encumbered, loaded up; (Endajué) wordly, materialistic [‘bearing’]
jivac	jivatú	v	distill [‘boil’ + -ac]
jiváteč	jivateš	n	spirits, distilled liquor
jive	jip	v	boil [jibem]
jiveč	jiveš	n	promenade; a measure of distance, about .75 km
jivi	jiveú	v	walk, march— conjugates as if inf. was jiv [jibeï]
jiviji	jivijú	n	cane, walking stick [‘walk-what’]
jivirc	jivircú	n	walker; 1st level of initiation in Endajué [jibeirti]
jivú	jivew	n	a walk [jibeou]
jiwe	jiwi	n	spine; main or structural beam; crux (of an argument) [jeiwe ]
joir	joiri	n	(slang) pal, mate [Tžuro johhir ‘friend’]
jolac	jup	n	fruit [jolas]
joraumi	joraumiw	n	baths, hot springs [jurumii]
joraumirc	joraumircú	n	councillor, advisor [jurumirti]
joraumis	joraumisi	n	advice, counsel [jurumi]
joraumis	jorumú, -me	v	advise, counsel [jurumik]
jorumíex	jorumias	n	council, cabinet [jurumirtex] Bicikesu jurumíex Council of the Academy
još		a	good [juruš]
jošac		v	improve, ameliorate; reform [‘make good’]
jošacudo		n	improvement; reform; incrementalism
jošnir	jošniri	n	opportunity, chance [‘good fate’]
juayc	juaycú	n	copper; the finest variety of cider [jouvito]
juc	jaup	n	head [jouz]
juc	juy	n	blood [jous]
juče		v	plant [jučem]
jud	juc	n	hole [juz ^]
júdeš	judeš	n	lace [‘with holes’]
jue	ju	n	war [jouve]
juemel		a	warlike, bellicose [jouvimeli]
jueš		a	martial, military Jueš jorumíex War Council, fascist ruling body
juešis		v	make war; slaughter [jouvišik ‘spill blood’]
jujoš	jujoši	n	favor, boon [*jujuruš ‘a little good’] i tom jujoš de do me a favor
jun	jaun	n	bug [jun]
jusam		n	goods, stuff, merchandise [Ver. žusÄm ‘merchandise’]
jusaup	jusú	n	follower (of a movement or school of art); stereotype; neurotic, someone subject to irrational passions; accusative case [juguvi ‘dominated’]
jusauris	jusaurisi	n	rutabaga [jouguris ^]
jusu	jusú	n	spear, pike [juxou]
jusuač		a	sane, moderate [juguvači ‘non-mastered’]
jusudo	jusudzú	n	tyranny, overwhelming mastery [jugudo ‘domination’]
jusúes	jusué	n	spearman, pikeman
juysu	juysú	n	commander [‘head-man’]
kagas		a	dry; chaste, impotent (of males) [kawaki]
kagasu		n	hay [‘dry grass’]
kaku	kakú	n	heel [kakou ]
kalaur		a	grateful, thankful [kaluvuri, from kaluvi ‘pleased’]
kalis		v	please, gratify [kalik]
kalorde	kalorc	v	thank, be grateful [‘give thanks’] kalordú thank you
kalorudo		n	gratitude, thankfulness [kaluvurudo]
kapi		v	worship [kapi]
kapudo		n	worship [kapudo]
kasum	kaswe	n	basket [kago ^]
kasúmis	kasumisi	n	small basket; ribbons worn to show solidarity with a cause
kaym		v	buy, purchase [kaymi]
kaymirc	kaymircú	n	buyer, customer [kaymirti]
káymuc	kaymaup	n	purchase, sale [kaymus]
kaynar	kaynari	n	shop [‘buying place’]
kaynes		v	sell [kaynesi]
kazi	kazin-	a	Caďinorian; of Eretald [kazin]
Kazinel		n	Caďinas; Caďinorian empire [Kazineli]
kazisu	kazisú	n	Caďinorian; an inhabitant of Eretald [‘Caďinorian man’]
Kebri		n	Kebri [Kebreni]
ked	kec	n	a type of long bark beetle [keč ^]
kejači		v	fast (not eat) [neg. of keji]
keji		v	eat [kejim]
kejideym	kejideymaur	n	dinner [kejidemu]
kejise		v	taste, savor [kejikim ‘eat a little’]
kejisimel		a	refined, sophisticated
kejisimeludo		n	refinement, sophistication
kéjuc	kejaup	n	meal
kejúcis	kejucisi	n	snack, light meal
kekelaudo		n	enjoyment, delight
kekelis		v	enjoy, delight in [Ṭ. kÄkÄli}
keno		cj	if; topic introducer [keno]
Kepri		n	Kebri
keprisu	keprisú	n	a Kebreni
kes (kez-)	kes, keyzum	v	govern, rule; legislate [kezi ‘command’]
kešaudo	kešaudzú	n	separation, hermitage; the hermit lifestyle
kešaup		a	split off, divided, apart; separated from the world; hermit kešaup ende the Way Apart (solitary meditation) kešaup dzuséy the Hermit Masters of Endajué
kešaup	kešú	n	hermit
kešis		v	split, sunder [kešik]
kestri		a	governmental, official
keti	ketú	n	a gross and a half (216) [kete]
keum	komú	v	live, inhabit, reside (focus on place; cf. elik) [komi]
keumirc	keumircú	n	resident, inhabitant
keumis	komikú, komaysum	v	visit, stay in [komiki]
keunar	keunari	n	town, habitation [kominari ‘residence’]
keurip (-iv-)	korayvum	v	complain; charge (legally) [koribi]
keyka	keyki	n	shoe, boot [kenke ^]
kéyzuc	keyzaup	n	law, order [kezus]
kezaudo	kezaudzú	n	government, administration; the early biacu ruling body Kezaudo o miríleč Government Meeting (later biacudo government)
kezirc	kezircú	n	governor, ruler
Kezuor		b	Kešvare
kip	kivú	n	twilight, dusk; the first hours of the night; evening in general [keibu] kip dzus the second hours of the night [‘after dusk’]
kir	kiri	n	apartment [keir ‘small house’]
kírex	kiras	n	village [keirax ‘collection of small houses’]
kis		v	grow, expand [keixi]
kisis (kisis-)		v	swell, get larger [dim. of ‘grow’]
kissu	kissú	n	child, boy, girl [keixokun ‘seedling’] xuma kissu boy zim kissu girl
kistri		a	growing; (medicine) a spiritual myun promoting growth
kisudo		n	growth
kiven		a	west, western [keiben]
kivirc	kivircú	n	biacu secret policeman [‘twilighter’]
koke	keus	v	beat up, torment; knock, whack [kokem]
kokrip (-iv-)	kokrayvum	v	whine, rant [kokoribi]
koma	komi	n	hearth, home [kome]
komates		a	homeless; mendicant (of clerics)
komei	komew	n	world, realm; Almea [komeï ‘physical world’]
komeji	komejú	n	undershirt [‘home-thing’]
komel		a	homely, humble [komeli ‘peaceful’]
kon	keun	n	jewel [kon]
korayvu	korayvú	n	complaint, claim, charge
korivirc	korivircú	n	plaintiff, accuser; complainer, blogger
koros	koroc	n	family [komroz]
kos	kosú	n	blow, knock [koku]
koxa	koxi	n	morel (mushroom) [korxe ^]
krende	krenc	v	blame, accuse [*keremdem ‘give guilt’]
kris	krim	n	guilt; sin [kerez]
kristri		a	guilty, sinful
krosam		v	branch; emerge [kuroxamim]
krosámis	krosamisi	n	twig, little stick [dim. of ‘branch’]
krosamu	krosamú	n	branch, big stick [kuroxamou]
kul		v	gather, collect; bring (people) [kouli]
kúlex	kulas	n	heap, pile, mass (of dry ingredients) [koulax]
kuludo	koludzú	n	harvest; autumn [kouludo]
kulum	kulwe	n	clam [koulou ^]
kum	kumi	n	louse [kouz ^]
Kuras		n	Skouras, Šura [Kouras]
kurastri		a	Skourene, Šureni
kurázes	kurazé	n	Skourene, Šureni [kourazez]
kúreš	kureš	n	pants, trousers (typically feminine wear) [kuriš ‘of the leg’]
kurešiy	kurešéy	n	(slang) girl, chick [‘pants person’]
Kuru		n	Kurund (Tžuro emperor) [Kurun]
kuvet	kuveti	n	barbarian [Gelyet kubad ‘warrior’]
kuvetri		a	barbarian; violent, lawless
kuvetudo		n	violence, lawlessness
kyes	kyes	pr	they [kiei ezičou ‘their greatness’]
laiš	laiji	n	bee [laviji]
laj		v	hit [laji]
laju	lajú	n	hit, blow [lajou]
laum	lumú	v	wash, bathe [lumi]
lay		a	yellow [lavi]
layšu	layšun-	a	superficial, outer, exterior; (of dzusnari) open [lišun]
leis		v	glow, glimmer, shine dimly [leïk]
lejis	lejisú	n	royal official [lejegu]
lejur		a	of Lij; the upper Xengi dialect
leš		pp	in front of, facing [lišo]
leš	leši	n	face; front, façade [lič]
lešrile		v	receive, interview [‘see before (oneself)’]
li		cj	and [li]
liralaur		a	of Lirau; a Xurnese dynasty
lojur	lojuri	n	expert sorcerer [‘of Loj’, a notorious early wizard]
lora	lori	n	wrist [lure]
los	lozú	n	moose, elk [losu]
lučas	lučasú	n	engineer, architect; (pl.) engineering ministry [lučezagu]
Luduyn		n	Luduyn subcontinent [from a Ša deformation of Rudineli]
luj	luji	n	money, coin [louji]
lujidax	lujidas	n	treasury, mint [‘coin palace’]
lujimex	lujimes	n	treasurer [loujimex]
luk		cj	so, therefore [louk]
lumaup		a	clean [‘washed’]
luze	lus	v	summon, call, invoke [lousem]
ma		cj	or (before a vowel, mat) [mata]
ma-			son of (before vowels, maz-) [mez]
mabri		a	loving, affectionate
makaup		a	conquered, defeated
makri		a	successful, popular [‘conquering’]
maku	masú	n	defeat, conquest [makou]
manyuma	manyumay	n	the manayuma flower (which has a spherical head); short puffy sleeve; basket hilt [manayuma]
mar		n	warp (on loom); background (of picture)
mase	makú	v	defeat, conquer; win, succeed; seduce [makim]
masirc	masircú	n	conqueror; winner [makirti]
Mašis		n	Eluye-Makši barbarian [Seia Maškik ‘Makši’]
mat		cj	or (before a consonant, ma) [mata]
mau	mal-	a	bald [mal]
maure		v	turn (around); change, transform [murim]
maus	(invar.)	a	many, much [muxi]
mausende		av	in many ways, rather
mausiga		av	much, a lot; frequently, often [muxiwa]
mausinar		a	all over, ubiquitous; popular, the people’s; public; populist, socialist [muxinari]
mausinarudo		a	populism; socialism
mausmisi		a	loquacious, talkative [‘many-words’]
mausixau		n	erudition
mausixawi		a	erudite, knowledgable [‘many studies’]
mausixumu	-xumun-	a	magnificent, grand [‘many-wondrous’]
maussu		pr	many people
mauto	mautú	n	bald man [malto]
mavirc	mavircú	n	boyfriend, girlfriend [mabirti]
mavis	3s mava	v	love [mabik]
mavyu	mavyú	n	love [mabiou]
maybri		a	maternal [mivuri]
mayp	mayvú	n	mother [mivu]
maypayvú		n	parents (used only in pl.) [mipivu altered to match mayp] Maypayvú yunú? How are you?
mayrou	mayroú	n	preference [eimiruwou]
mayrues	(cf. rues)	v	prefer [eimiruwik]
maysu	maysumi	n	iliu [migume]
mayvaus	mayvugú, mayvusum	v	recite (poetry), lecture; parrot, repeat mindlessly [mibugi]
medzimel		a	respectful, polite [medimeli ‘filial’]
Mei	Mew	n	the ancient Mei (not the Sevisre) [Meï]
meli	melú	n	heart [melen]
melinaur		a	precious, valuable [melenuri ‘close to the heart’]
mémis	memic	n	son [dim. of mez]
mes	mesi	n	woman [mexi ‘mistress’]
mesoro		a	womanly
Meša		n	chief of the pre-Endajué pantheon [Meša]
mešasu	mešasú	n	Mešaist
Mešaxau		n	Mešaism, the worship of the pantheon headed by Meša
meuš	mojú	v	may, might (auxiliary) [moji]
meyn	meynú	n	hand; blade; a unit of measure [menu]
meysuac	meysuatú	v	glue
meysuatri		a	gluey, sticky
meysúeč	meysueš	n	glue
meysum	meyswe	n	dough, paste [megou ‘glue’ ^]
mi	miw	n	water [mii]
mic	midi	n	field [meidi]
mide	mic	v	judge (a case); announce (a sentence) [midem ‘decide’]
mídeč	mideš	n	judgment [mideč]
mídes	midé	n	farmer [meidez]
mídzex	midzas	n	crowd, rabble [meidemax ‘peasantry’]
Midzimes		n	a Mešaic goddess; the planet Vlerëi [Meidimexi]
midzirc	midzircú	n	judge
midzudo		n	criminal justice; the courts or judiciary
míes	miesi	n	drop (esp. of water), droplet
mimic	mimidi	n	swamp, marsh [mimeidi ‘bog’]
min	mini	n	star [mein]
min	mini	n	substance, material, element [min]
mine		v	wrap, swathe [minem]
mínuc	minaup	n	robe, wrapped garment [minus]
mip	mi-	a	rich [meivu]
mir		pr	your (plural) [miei]
mirile		v	meet, encounter [eimireilem]
miríleč	mirileš	n	meeting, encounter; (biacudo) council Ezmiri runi o miríleč All-city Meeting
miruj	mirauš	n	brain [meiruj]
mis	misi	n	word [misi ‘words’] bunji misi (rameyn) briefly, in brief
mis (m-)	mú, ma, mum	v	have [mek] Cunde (yes) ma There you go; have some
misaus		n	mud [‘water-soil’]
misire		v	float [‘water-recline’]
misu	misú	n	homosexual [‘water-man’]
misustri		a	muddy; morally difficult
miswen	misweni	n	muscle; thug [mikwen]
mišis		v	piss, urinate [‘water’ + -šis]
mišpay		n	vulva (obscene; pl. only) [‘piss-lips’]
mišu	mišú	n	piss, urine
miuc	miur	n	riches, wealth [meivis]
miuris	miurisi	n	a silver coin; 1/12 ej [*meivirik ‘little wealth’]
mizmel		a	talkative, loquacious [misimeli ‘verbose’]
mnalu	mnalun-	a	outlandish, strange [menalun ‘of Mnau’]
mnáluc	mnalaup	n	oddity, curiosity
Mnau		n	Mnau peninsula [Menál]
mnaur	mnorú	v	wear [minurem]
mneušaup	mneušú	n	guest, invitee
mneušis	mnošú, mnoša	v	invite [menošik ‘gesture’]
mneušu	mneušú	n	invitation [menošu]
mnórex	mnoras	n	clothese, clothing; decoration [minurax]
mnošuac	mnošuatú	v	date, go out with [‘romance’ + -ac]
mnošudo		n	romance
mnošue	mnošú	v	romance, court [‘play for (her) hand’]
moglu	moglú	n	oyster; (slang) vulva [mogolou]
mogu	mogú	n	peach [mogou}
mojač	(irr.)	v	may not, might not (aux.) [neg. forms of moji]
mojudo	mojudzú	n	possibility [‘might-ness’]
mojurači		a	impossible
mojuri		a	possible [moji ‘may’ + -ri]
momori		a	of Momor or its dialect
monzi	monzwe	n	slut, whore [monzi ^]
móreč	moreš	n	a turn; change, transformation; plane or level in Mešaic thought; paradise, an idealized world; an altered state revealed in a vision [mureč] móreš tes without hesitation; naturally, of course
morex	moras	n	manual, guide; grammar [muruvax ‘paradigm’]
mororiwde	mororiwc, -riwdzum	v	illustrate; give examples [‘show (what it is) like’]
móruc	moraup	n	form (of a word); stage (in a change) [murus ‘a change’]
moz	mozú	n	girl, maiden [monzi]
mozi	mozin-	a	girlish, maidenly
mride	mric	v	grant, bestow, gift [naridem]
mrídeč	mrideš	n	(pagan) monastery [narideč]
mridéčes	mridečé	n	(pagan) monk or nun [naridečez]
mu		pp	with [mu]
muc	mul	n	breast [mous]
mucauč		cj	also, in addition [mutuči ‘moreover’]
mud	muc		sheep [muč ^]
muešaudo		n	organization, coordination
muéšeč	muešeš	n	organization; (biacudo) ministry
mueši		v	organize, coordinate [‘build together’]
muizaudo		n	togetherness, solidarity, community [‘with-being’]
muize		v	show solidarity, bless [‘be with’]
muízeč	muizeš	n	blessing, ceremony
mujil		v	combine, compound; concoct [‘mix together’]
mujíleč	mujileš	n	compound, concoction
mujíles	mujilé	n	alchemist, magician
mujilu	mujilun-	a	alchemical, magical
mujiludo		n	alchemy, magic
mukéjuc	mukejaup	n	celebration, common meal (esp. at a dzusnar) [‘together-meal’]
mul		a	soft, fat; merciful [mouli]
mulaušis	mulušú	v	give suck [moulušik]
mulayc	mulaycú	n	fat person
múluc	mulaup	n	blouse, shirt [moulus]
muludo	muludzú	n	softness, fatness; mercy [mouludo]
múmeš		a	(made of) cotton [moumiš gen. of ‘cotton’]
mun	muni	n	panther, leopard; an ancient province; a Mešaic god [moun]
muney	munéy	n	icëlan [mounez ‘of Mun’]
Múnjas		n	Munkhâsh [Munjaz]
Mura		n	the eastern coast of Mnau [OS Muḍureg]
murae	murap	v	accompany; bring along [‘go with’]
murauc	murutú, murucum	v	race, compete [‘run with’]
murayc	muraycú	n	vulva [‘folded one’]
mure		v	fold [mumurim]
múres	muré	n	one of the Uṭandal
muru	murun-	a	smart, intelligent [emourun ‘wise’]
múruc	muraup	n	fold, crease
murudo	murudzú	n	intelligence [emourudo ‘wisdom’]
murutu	murutú	n	race, competition
mus	mum	n	cotton (bole) [mouz]
mutes		pp	despite, pace [‘with-without’]
muza	muzi	n	mosquito [muze ^]
mwelis		v	know (esp. people), be acquainted or familiar with [muelik]
mweludo	-udzú	n	acquaintance, familiarity
myes	myes	pr	you (plural) [miei ezičou ‘your greatness’]
myun		a	watery, liquid; wet; effeminate [miun}
myun	myuni	n	liquid, fluid; moving bodily essence (physical or not)
myúnuc	myunaup	n	watercolor
myunu	myunú	n	(slang) vagina; (archaic) watercolor [‘wet thing’]
myúšeč	myušeš	n	dilution, solution [miunšeč]
myušis		v	water, dilute, irrigate [miunšik]
na		cj	that (marker of subordination) [naya]
nabro	nabrú	n	(slang) captain; old man [Kebreni nabreu]
naka	nakay	n	hemp [naka]
nákam	nakami	n	rope, cord [nakaz ^]
Namau		n	the Namal [Namal]
namaynudo	-dzú	n	polytheism; (philosophy) anthropomorphism [nanuminudo ‘superstition’]
nan	nanú	n	god [nanu]
nanač		a	wicked, ungodly
nanaur		a	divine, godly (having a divine nature)
nande	nanc	v	sacrifice [nanudem]
nándeč	nandeš	n	sacrifice [nanudeč]
nandzaup		a	sacred, holy [nanuduvi]
nándzeš	nandzic	n	monster, freak [nanudič ‘chimera’]
náneš		a	divine, spiritual (of or belonging to the gods) [gen.]
nange	nangi	n	orange [narange]
nansu	nansú	n	pagan, polytheist; (in Endajué) superstitious priest-ridden fool [‘god-person’]
nao		pp	about, on the subject of, as for [‘of that’] X nao ji? What about X?
napas	napasi	n	glove, gauntlet [Gelyet napag ‘gauntlet’]
napásis	napasisi	n	condom [‘little glove’]
nar	nari	n	place [nari]
nastuja	nastujay	n	(slang) whore [Tžuro ñastuja]
naumoro		a	peaceful; pacifist, non-oppressing
naumorudo		n	peacefulness, pacifism, non-oppression
nauna	naunay	n	peace [nawuna]
naunde	nauc	v	name, call, give a name to [numidem] (object = name, indirect object = person named)
naus	nugi	n	throat [nugi]
naušis		v	suck; drink heavily [nugišik]
naušvar		v	sign; approve; take credit for, authorize [numišebari]
naušvarač		v	disapprove, reject; abandon
naušváreč	naušvareš	n	signature, approval, authorization [numišebareč[
nauziš		v	(slang) eat, have some grub [Ṭ. nüžiši ‘swallow’]
nay		ij	hey! excuse me! so there!
nayvújes	nayvujé	n	vizier, royal minister [nivujez]
ne		v	be born [nem]
ne-			daughter of [nege]
neč	neš	n	birth [neč]
nečide	nečic	v	bear (young), give birth [‘birth’ + -de ‘bestow’]
nečidirc		a	mammal [‘birth-giver’, as opposed to egg-layer]
nedeš		#	ninety [nedex]
nedim	nedimi	n	week [nep dim ‘nine days’]
negi	negú	n	daughter [nege]
neičaudo	-audzú	n	corruption, decline, sinfulness [nevičudo ‘descent’]
neičis		v	corrupt, decline, become sinful [nevičik ‘descend’]
nej	neyjum	v	work; craft; make use of [neji ‘freeman’s work’]
neja	neji	n	foot; (pre-biacu) private, lowest rank of soldier [neje ^]
nejasu	nejasú	n	soldier, warrior (respectful term); ladies’ man
nejaup		a	artificial, made by hand [‘crafted’]
néjex	nejas	n	methods, ways, methodology, procedure [‘work collection’]
Nejimémis		n	the moon Naunai [Nejimez]
Nejimes		n	the moon Iliacáš [Nejimexi]
Nejimex		n	the moon Iliažë [Nejimex]
nejlaj		v	kick [‘hit with the foot’]
nejlaju	nejlajú	n	kick
nejudo		n	work, craftsmanship
nelima	nelimay	n	box, crate; frame; context; casus belli [nelema]
nep		#	nine [nebi]
neuvič	novayčú	n	redcane [nobiči]
nevu	nevú	n	nephew, niece [nebou]
newe	newi	n	brow; forehead; general [neviwei] imaur newe supreme general (head of army in wartime)
newiac	newiatú	v	worry [‘use the brow’]
nex	nas	n	bowl, basin [nexi]
ney		pp	over, above [nevi]
neyac	neyatú	v	cover [nevivati]
néybreš	neybreši	n	upper arm; hilt [neviberiš]
neybri		a	upper, on top
néydzuc	neydzaus	n	shoulder [nevidus]
neyedem	neyedwe	n	concubine [‘bed-slave’, calqued on Ax.]
neymore	neymaur	v	sleep; camp [nemurem]
neymoro		a	major, principal [‘overish’]
neymóruc	neymoraup	n	sleep, rest; death [nemurus]
neyo		pp	across, beyond; except for [‘over-out’]
neyori		a	foreign [‘beyondish’]
neyosu	neyosú	n	foreigner [‘beyonder’]
neyreyki	neyreykú	n	skirt [‘over thighs’]
néyuc	neyaup	n	covering; cap, soft headgear [nevus]
neyúsis	neyusisi	n	bonnet, headband [‘small cap’]
neyvaur		a	ninth [neburi]
neywen	neyweni	n	bed [neruwen]
niču		n	iron [neičun]
nijives		v	assassinate [Ṭ. nüḍibÄs]
nimal		v	trade [ninmali]
nimala	nimalaw	n	market; market day, 4th day of the week [ninmalai]
nimaley	nimaléy	n	trader, merchant [ninmalevi]
nio	nior	n	kindness, amiability, gentleness (esp. on the part of those who by right could be domineering) [niwo ‘grace’]
Niormen		n	Niormen province [Nayormen]
nir	niri	n	fate, destiny [neir]
niru	nirun-	a	fateful, ominous [neiri + -un]
nirzamosu	-mosú	n	opportunity, chance (to do something) [neirxamokun]
nis	nisi	n	snow [nixi]
nis	niz	n	nut [niz]
níses		a	white; a variety of cider [nixik]
níseš		n	snowy
nisi		v	snow [nixik]
nísis	nisisi	n	snowflake
niswen	nisweni	n	wagon, cart; automobile [neikwen]
niu	niun-	a	kind, amiable, gentle, sweet
nivo	nayvú	n	underwear, panties
nízeš		n	made of nuts, nutty
nokrebe	nokrep	v	sneak; cheat on someone [Ṭ. nokrÄbe]
nosuš		a	nocturnal; (hours) of the night [noxuš gen. of ‘night’] nosuš šircino the third hours of the night
notanel	notaneli	n	steppe, desert, wasteland [notaneli]
notanelu	notanelun-	a	barren, desert-like; parched; lustful
nowsis		v	burn; destroy, ruin [nolsik]
nowsú		n	ashes, remains (used only in pl.) [nolsuvi ‘burnt’]
nowsudo		n	destruction
nox	nozú	n	night [noxu] nozú ga at night
nozau	nozaú	n	glass; enamel; enamel painting [nolzau]
nu	3s ni	v	rain [noui]
nuc	nudi	n	finger [nudi]
núdzeč	nudzeš	n	meaning (of a word), signification
nudzirc	nudzircú	n	pointer; sign, signal
nudzis		v	point, indicate; refer, mean, signify [nudišik] nudzú especially [‘I point out’]
nue	nu	n	cat [nuve]
nulač		a	sick, ill; (colloquial) messed up [nulači]
nulačayc	nulačaycú	n	patient, sick person
nuláčis		a	unwell, poorly
numaup	numú	n	bride [noumuvi ‘married’]
numel		a	healthy, well [nul ‘healthy’ + -mel]
numeludo	-udz|"	n	health
numis	numa	v	wed (ecclesiastical term) [noumik]
numu	numú	n	wedding, marriage
numuač		a	virginal, unmarried [noumuvači]
nune	nuni	n	street [noune]
núnis	nunisi	n	alley [dim. of ‘street’]
nus	naum	n	name [nuz]
nuse		v	cure, heal [nulsem]
núseč	nuseš	n	cure, healing; medicine (treatment) [nulseč]
nusirc	nusircú	n	doctor, physician [nulsirti]
nusixau		n	medicine (art) [nulsixavou]
nustri		a	medical, healing, healthy; a spiritual myun promoting healing
nuw		n	rain [noudi ‘rains’]
nwarta		n	violin, fiddle [Naviu nuarta, ultimately ‘armadillo’]
nwenmel		a	lazy [neywenmel ‘inclined to bed’] nwenmel ga loosely speaking
nyan	nyani	n	linen; underclothes [niyan]
nye	ni	n	king [nive]
nyedax	nyedas	n	(royal) court [nivedax]
nyei	nyew	n	emperor [niveï]
nyekestri		a	monarchical
nyekezudo	-udzú	n	monarchy, monarchical form of government [‘king-government’]
nyeluj	nyeluji	n	taxes (archaic); royal or aristocratic privilege [nivelouji]
nyeri		a	royal; imperial ]nivuri}
nyešus	nyešaum	n	kingdom [nivešuz]
nyuje		v	rest, nap [niujem]
nyujise		v	lie down, recline [*niujikem ‘rest a little’]
o		pp	out of, away from, from [or]
oa		ij	expression of shock, surprise, or appreciation
ojireac	ojireatú	v	divorce (a woman) [‘un-marry’]
ojivi (jivi-)	ojiveú	v	go into exile or hermitage [orjibeï]
omeunis	omonú	v	deliberate, debate [omonik ‘consider’]
omu		n	opinion, conventional wisdom [omou ‘thought’]
ómuc	omaup	n	idea [omus]
omúdeč	omudeš	n	puzzle [omudeč]
omudečis		v	puzzle, confound [omudečik]
omudetri		a	puzzling
omurac	omuratú	v	divorce (a man) [‘un-marry’]
on		ij	uh, er
onaušvar		v	retract an earlier approval or authorization [‘de-approve’]
onomu	onomú	n	deliberation, debate
orae	orap	v	leave, depart; lead to; pass, happen [oravem]
orau	oraú	n	departure [oravou]
orguma	orgumay	n	stranger [orguma]
orizas		v	geld, castrate [‘de-testicle’]
orkaymaup		a	hidden; secret [orkimuvi]
orkaymaup	orkaymú	n	a secret; something hidden
orkime		v	hide, obscure [orkimem]
orosaup		a	free, liberated
orosi		v	free (from prison or oppression), liberate [‘out of jail’]
orpú	orpú	n	abandonment, rejection [orpuou]
orpwis	orpú	v	leave, abandon [orpuek]
ortes		pp	far from, away from [‘out-without’]
ortestri		a	far
osirice		v	untie [‘un-tie’]
ošeguac	ošeguatú	v	disinter [‘un-bury’]
ošiš	ošiši	n	assassin, killer [Ṭ. ošiš]
ošiše		v	assassinate [from ošiš]
oto		pr	his, her (obviative) [o + to]
otoš		pr	his, her [o + toš]
overbes	overbeysum	v	remove someone’s illusions, disabuse [‘unillusion’]
overiludo		n	the removal of illusions; enlightenment
oyes		pr	your (sing.) [o + yes]
pac	pay	n	lip [pas]
pačiga	pačigay	n	high muckamuck, tycoon, big cheese, big boss [pačiwa ‘Wede:i emperor’]
palači		av	only, solely [‘not more’]
pali		av	more [palin]
paucis	putú, pute, putum	v	spill; stain; dishonor [putik]
paunde	pauc	v	add, increase; embroider [palindem]
páundeč	paundeš	n	addition, increase [palindeč]
paundudo		n	embroidery [palindudo]
paup	pu	n	stone, rock [puvi]
payčis		v	embrace, greet [pavičik ‘kiss’]
páyčuc	payčaum	n	embrace, greeting [pavičus ‘kiss’]
payjuac	payjuatú	v	corrupt, pervert [pijuvati]
payjuacudo	-udzú	n	corruption, perversion [pijuvatudo]
payjuataup	payjuatú	n	pervert
páyles	paylesi	n	recipe; spell [piluvik ‘document’]
payp	payvú	n	father [pivu]
payvaur		a	paternal [pivuri]
pebaus	pebugú	v	discuss, consider [pešbugi]
pece	petú	v	sing [petim]
pecive	pecip	v	praise [petibim]
pecivu	pecivú	n	praise [petibou]
pečreše	pečrayš, pečrayšum	v	edit, revise [‘closely look at’]
pečrešey	pečrešéy	n	editor
pecu	pecú	n	song
pečya	pečyay	n	(slang) boss [Ṭ. pÄṭiô]
peje		v	stand, stand up; expression of current state [pejim]
pejimel		a	constant, continuous [pejimeli ‘faithful’]
pel		cj	but, although, yet [peli]
peliga		av	on the other hand, however [peliwa ‘contrariwise’]
pendex		#	fifty [pendex]
pepec		n	a hallucinogenic plant [Bucair bečes ‘vision (from the smoke of this plant)’, altered to match pipic]
Peranagu		n	Fananak; by extension, Arcél [Uṭandal Paranagu]
peš		pp	around, near; about [peš] peš ga almost (adv)
pešayc	pešaycú	n	friend, companion; comrade [‘close one’] pešaycú dzu informally, without pretension
pešike	pešiki	n	institution, establishment [pešenke ‘household’]
petri		a	near, close [peš + -ri]
peyga		cj	however, on the contrary [peliwa]
peyk		#	five [penk]
peykaudis	-dim	n	the fifth day of the week [‘fifth day’]
peykaur		a	fifth
peyku	peykun-	a	fivefold, quintuple [penkun]
peyšu	peyšun-	a	ready, available [pešun]
péyšuc	peyšaup	n	coat, jacket [pešus]
peyšušis		v	prepare, make ready [pešunšik]
pic	pidú, pidzum	v	drink [pidi]
picino	picinu	n	mid afternoon; the 5th hours of the day [pinatino]
pidaup	pidú	n	drink, beverage; (colloq.) alcoholic drink
pídeč	pideši	n	hymn, religious song [pideč ‘song’]
pídis	pidim	n	yesterday [peivideiz]
pij		v	fear, be afraid [peiji]
pija	pijay	n	filth, shit [pija ‘dirt’ ^]
pijaves	pijaveysum	v	go bad, go to hell, get fucked up, s’emmerder
pijac	pijatú	v	shit
pijacirc	pijacircú	n	fucker, bastard; asshole
píješ		a	filthy, shitty
piju	pijú	n	fear [peijou]
pijude	pijuc	v	scare, alarm [peijudem}
Piki		n	a river in Bolon [Pikei]
pilaudo	pilaudzú	n	pressure; silkscreening [piludo]
pilis		v	press (down); silkscreen [pilik]
pime		v	take [peimem]
pip		pp	before [peivi]
pipaup	pipú	n	drunkard; (adj) drunk
pipic	pipidú, pipidzum	v	get drunk [pipidi]
pišši		pp	until, up to (a time) [‘before and back to’, parallel to dsušši] X peš pišši almost X
plaup	plu	n	paper [piluvi] mul plaup felt
playmbes	playmbeysum	v	disguise; put on a costume [‘become another’]
playmbéseč	playmbeseš	b	disguise, costume; an appearance or guise of the world
playnu	playnun-	a	another; other
plima		av	very [palinma]
podi	podi	n	dog [podei]
podze	podzi	n	rascal, good-for-nothing [podei ‘dog’ ^]
poje			drive (animals), steer (boats); oversee, pastor [pojem]
pope		v	drop; lose [popoukim]
poza	pozi	n	flea [poze ^]
Pronel		n	Pronel, the Puro valley [Puroneli]
puaudo	-udzú	n	abandonment, rejection
puc		a	second [poudi]
puc	paul	n	floor; stage, step (in an argument) [pus]
puceumis	pucomú, pucoma	v	reflect, consider, meditate [‘think again’]
puceumudo	-udzú	n	reflection, consideration, meditation
puciga		av	again; secondly [poudiwa]
puciges	pucigeysum	v	remember, commemorate [‘imagine again’]
pucigéseč	pucigeseš	n	commemoration, ritual recalling Endajué martyrs
pucigesu	pucigesú	n	memory
puciš		v	practice, rehearse
pucišnar	pucišnari	n	studio, atelier, practice room
pučisu		n	major; (colloq.) gourmand, heavy eater [‘belly man’]
pucude	pucuc	v	offend; satirize [*putudem ‘give a stain’]
púdeč	pudeš	n	repetition; rhythm
pudex		#	twenty [poudex]
pudis	pudim	n	the second day of the week [‘second day’]
pudri		a	repetitive; rhythmic
pudzis	pudú, pude	v	repeat [poudik]
pudzu	pudzun-	a	deep [*pudun, alteration of pudi]
pudzumyun		n	submarine [‘deep water (ship)’]
púeč	pueš	n	spit; a gob of saliva
pui		a	stony, rocky [gen. of puvi]
puis		v	spit [puek]
Puro		n	the Puro river north of the Xengi [Puro]
púsaup	pusú	n	poor bastard, minable [poukuvi ‘fallen (into slavery)’]
puse	pukú, pusum	v	fall [poukim]
puš	pauč	n	stomach, abdomen [puč]
pušte	puč	v	swallow [‘give to the stomach’]
púteč	puteš	n	spill, stain; dishonor [puteč]
puxame		v	return, go back; resume (an action) [poudixamim]
puxamu	puxamú	n	return [poudixamou]
puze		n	trot; mosey, schlep [pouzem]
pwes	pwesi	n	pebble, small stone [puvik dim. of ‘stone’]
rac	ray	n	justice [ras]
račaze	račazye	n	entertainer; serving girl [račazi ^ ‘whore’]
rače	(irr.)	v	not go; (aux.) not habitually do [neg. forms of ravem]
rae	rap	v	go; (aux.) habitually do [ravem]
rajjari		a	of Rajjay; Rajjay dialect; (aesthetics) baroque, rococo
Rajjay		n	Rajjay province [Ranjavi ‘of Ranji’]
ram	rami	n	flax [raz ^]
rama	rami	n	frog [rame ^]
ramasu	ramasú	n	ktuvok [‘frog-man’]
rameyn		pp	using, by means of, via [ran meyn ‘in hand’]
Ran		n	the Ran river [Ran]
ranaur		a	interior, inside [ranuri]
ranauric		n	interior, insides; nature, character, quality
ránex	ranas	n	intestines, guts [ranax]
rano		pp	through, along [‘in-out’]
ransauzis	ransuzú	v	dig [ransuzik]
ransu	ransun-	a	eerie, creepy; cryptic, arcane, occult [ranaxun ‘esoteric, magical’]
ransudo		n	occult knowledge; (philosophy) materialism
rase		v	throw, toss [raxem]
rasu	rasú	n	a throw
rau	raun-	a	farther, distant; (of rivers) upper [ravun]
rauc	rutú, rucum	v	run, rush, hurry [ruti]
rauj		a	red [rujidi]
rauj	rauji	n	meat (usually used in pl.) [‘reds’]
raujives	-veysum	v	redden
raujic	raujir	n	winter [rujis]
ráujis		a	reddish
raun	rauni	n	tongue [rauni]
raun	ronú	v	govern, rule; dominate [runi]
raunde	raunc	v	appoint, select [‘give to govern’]
ráundeč	raundeš	n	appointment
rauneši		v	abuse, malign [raunišik]
raunešis		v	slander, malign, insult [raunišik ‘abuse’]
raunirc	raunircú	n	governor [runirtu]
raus	rusú, rusum	v	scurry, crawl, scamper [ruki]
rauš		a	cold [ruji]
ravom	ravwe	n	hemp cloth; canvas; battlefield; (slang) vagina [rabo ^]
ray		pp	in, into, inside [ran]
raymel		a	just, righteous [ravimeli]
raypilaudo	-audzú	n	interruption
raypilis		v	interrupt [‘press into’]
raysu	raysú	n	member; one officially entered into a Salon [‘inside person’]
raysum	raysaum	n	chestnut [riguz ^]
rayu	rayun-	n	inner, interior
razunač		a	unjust [rasunači]
reac	reatú	v	move; be active [ravati]
reátuc	reataup	n	a movement; step, gesture; spiritual discipline; action (in a plot) xaulip reátuc disaster [‘evil movement’]
reatudo		n	motion, sustained movement; exercise; flux, fortune; plot
rebo	rebú	n	scarf, shawl [Ṭeôši]
red	rec	n	rabbit [res ^]
rede	rec, redzum	v	fly [redim]
redu	redzú	n	flight [redou]
redwel		n	harefoil (an herb) [redweli]
reja			storm [Cuoli]
rema	remi	n	milk [reme ^]
remyac	remyatú, remyacum	v	milk [remevati]
renaup	renú	n	a belief or opinion
rene	reyn	v	believe [renim]
renudo	renudzú	n	belief, faith
rerae		v	wander, roam [reravem]
rerayc	reraycú	n	backwoodsman, yokel [reravirti ‘barbarian’]
res	reysum	v	climb, move upward [rexi]
reš		a	high; tall; lofty, proud [riši]
rešayc	rešaycú	n	tall person; chief, boss [rišito]
reše	rayš, rayšum	v	look, look at, watch [rišem]
rešide	rešic	v	lift, raise; get drunk [rišidem]
rešrae	rešrap	v	ride [riširavem]
rešrairc	rešraircú	n	rider
resteko	restekú	n	telescope [Ver. resteklo]
reu	reur-	a	beautiful [rori]
reucis	rocú, rocum	v	pull, drag [rotik]
reudo	reudzú	n	novelty, fad [revudo ‘newness’]
reun	runú	v	enclose, surround; besiege; pay court to [roni]
reurayc		n	beautiful person [rorito]
réuric	reurir	n	beauty (of form) [roris]
reus	rosú	v	imprison, jail [rogi]
reuše	rošú, rošom	v	apply clothes and makeup; embellish; polish (prose), touch up [roriše ‘beautify’]
reušiji	reušijú	n	cloth, textile [‘beautify-stuff’]
revaudo	revaudzú	n	renovation, reform; 30C Endajué reformation; the ideology of artist-run Xurno [partial reborrowing of revudo ‘newness’; cf. inherited form reudo]
rey		a	new [revi] Rey ros the “New Nation”, esp. the biacu one
reyayc	reyaycú	n	newbie, novice, recruit
reyk	reyki	n	thigh, upper leg [renki]
reykestri		a	republican, of Revaudo
reykeum	reykomú	v	settle, colonize [‘new-reside’]
reykeunar	reykeunari	n	settlement, colony
reykezudo	-udzú	n	a Revaudo republic [‘new-government’]
reyrostri		a	revolutionary (esp. that of 3573) [‘new nation’] Reyrostri Cívlex the Revolutionary Army
reyxiš		v	have sex [‘use the thighs’]
reyxu	reyxú	n	lieutenant [‘thigh-man’]
ri		v	flow, run; be aroused (3rd conj.) [reii]
ri	ris	n	seed [ri]
ric	rip	n	wolf [reis]
ricayc	ricaycú	n	royalist (pej. term) [‘wolfish’]
riciac	riciatú	v	oppress, exploit
ricuka	ricukay	n	rye beer [rintuka]
rij		a	open, clear [riji]
rijac	rijatú	v	open, clear; (vulgar) be screwed [‘make open’]
rijivi	rijiveú	v	enter (conjugated as if inf. was rijiv) [‘walk in’]
riju	rayjú	n	room, cell [rijou]
rilač		a	invisible [reilači]
rilaušis	rilušú	v	seem, appear [reilušik]
rile		v	see; (impersonal) there is, there are [reilim]
ríleč	rileš	n	entity; (alchemical) ingredient [reileč ‘object’]
riludo		n	seeing, vision
rilúšeč	rilušeš	n	appearance [reilušeč] rilušeš ga seemingly
rim	raymum	v	weave [rimi]
rímex	rimas	n	outline; sketch, draft; plan; strategy [reimax]
rimiji	rimijú	n	loom [‘weave-what’]
rimixau		n	the art of weaving, tapestry, and other cloth-working
rina	rinay	n	river [reina]
rinari		a	graceful, lovely [‘riverish’]
rináric	rinarir	n	grace; acceptance of fortune
rinde	rinc	v	draw, sketch [reimidem]
ríndeč	rineš	n	drawing (object)
rindudo	-dzú	n	drawing (art)
riney		n	ferryman [reinevi]
rir		a	your (dialectal or archaic) [rir]
rireše	rirayš, rirayšum	v	examine, inspect [ireišem]
rireširc	rirešircú	n	inspector, examiner
ris	rim	n	line [reiz]
ris (riz-)		v	smile [rizi]
rives	riveysum	v	ooze, squirt; excite [‘make to flow’]
riwde	riwc, riwdzum	v	show, reveal [reildem]
riwdzudo	riwdudzú	n	revelation, showing; exposition; expository dance [reildudo]
riyku	riykú	n	nest; quack or crackpot argument; (slang) vagina
riykuac	riykuatú	v	make a nest; argue crazily
riykuirc	riykuircú	n	crackpot, quack
rízex	rizas	n	testicles [rizax]
rizo	rizor-	a	long (in space) [reizun]
rízuc	rizaup	n	smile
rizudo		n	length (in space)
rizunyo		av	finally, at last [reizunoyo ‘longly’]
rod	rodi	n	mob, rabble [roz ‘people’ ^]
ródeš		a	popular, vulgar; colloquial
rodzu	rodzun-	a	rural [rodun ‘popular’]
Ronau		n	Gulf of Ronau [Ronal]
róneč	roneš	n	enclosure; siege; courtship [roneč]
rónuc	ronaup	n	wall [ronus]
rónumel		a	safe, secure [‘walled’]
ronumeludo		a	safety, security Mausinar ronumeludo public safety
ros	roc	n	people, nation [roz]
rosaudo	rosaudzú	n	imprisonment
rosaup	rosú	n	prisoner [roguvi]
róses	rosé	n	citizen
rosik	rosiki	n	prison cell; prison, jail [rogu + dim.]
rosluj	rosluji	n	taxes [‘state-money’]
rostri		a	national, social
rosuy	rosúy	n	civilization, culture [‘great nation’]
rou	roú	n	desire, want [ruwou]
ruc	raup	n	meadow, clearing [rudi]
rucu	rucun-	a	eager; lustful, lecherous [rutun ‘hurried’]
rud	rauc	n	bile; acid; a malefic myun [rous ^]
rude	ruc, rudzum	v	offer [rudem]
rues (ru-)	roú	v	desire, want [ruwik]
rugačis	(irr.)	v	not want (auxiliary) [neg. forms of ruwik]
ruje	ruji	n	bend; force, compel [runje]
ruju	rujun-	a	cold [rujun]
rujudo	rujudzú	n	force, compulsion
rum		a	wide; long (in time) [roum]
rumel		a	covetous, greedy
rumeludo		n	greed, covetousness
rúmeš		a	reddish, pinkish; (of hair) red [‘apple-ish’]
rumic	rumir	n	width; length (of time)
rumyo		av	for a long time [roumoyo}
runi	runú	n	city [runei]
runije	runiji	n	crab; the back of the hand [runeiji ^]
runir		a	urban, civic [runeiri]
rus	rum	n	apple [rouz]
rus	rusi	n	horn [ruz]
rusirc	rusircú	n	reptile [‘crawler’]
ruš	ruc	n	ice [ruč]
rušis		v	skate [‘ice-slide’]
rušives	rušiveysum	v	freeze [‘become ice’]
rutu	rutú	n	a run; rush, hurry [rutou]
ruxwel	ruxeylú	n	poplar [rukwel]
ruywen	ruyweni	n	grass [runui ‘grasses’ ^]
ruywénis	ruywenisi	n	blade of grass
ruzene		v	ask for, request [ruzenem]
ruzéneč	ruzeneš	n	request [ruzeneč]
sap	sawi	n	sister [sazu]
sas	sagú	v	impregnate [sagi ‘take hold of, sleep with’]
sasaup		a	pregnant [saguvi]
sasudo	sasudzú	n	pregnancy
saug		a	brown [OS -saḷg ‘dark, brown’] saug šuema ale
saul		a	young [suli]
sáulic	saulir	n	youth, youthfulness [sulis]
saumes	saumesi	n	lesbian [‘soil-lady’, soil being associated with males]
saur		a	quite late (cf. dzutri) [suri]
saus	sausi	n	soil, earth, dirt [suzi ‘soils’]
saus	sukú, sus-	v	stab, pierce; rape [suki]
sausu	sausun-	a	dirty, soiled
sauzis		n	dust [suzik]
sauznar	sauznarú	n	fort, fortress [ransuzinari ‘diggings’]
sayn	sini	n	mother-in-law [sinu]
Saynar		n	Sarnáe (west half of Dhekhnam) [Sarnari]
saysu	saysú	n	female cousin [saviku]
seči		#	six [seče]
sedeš		#	sixty [sedex]
seješ	seješi	n	machine, device [seješ ‘clock’]
selis		v	roll [selik]
seš	seši	n	berry [siši]
seumi		n	salt [somin]
seur		a	strong; right (hand) [back-formation from seuric]
seuric	seurir	n	strength [soris]
seyasu	seyasú	n	Seia
seyčaudis	-dim	n	the sixth day of the week [‘sixth day’]
seyčaur		a	sixth
seyču	seyčun-	a	sixfold, sextuple [sečun]
seyke	seyki	n	pine [senke]
sigac	sigacú	n	hundred [sigadu] Sigac moreš The Hundred Planes (of Mešaic cosmology): the Universe
sigacu	sigacun-	a	hundredfold; multitudinous
sigatri		a	hundredth
sil	saylum	v	shine [sili]
silirc	silircú	n	light [silirti]
silírceš		a	heavenly, celestial, spiritual [‘of light’]
siluri		a	brilliant, bright
sim	simi	n	character, glyph [sim]
simepel	simepeli	n	senate, parliament [Ṭ. simÄpÄl]
simepéleš		a	senatorial, republican (like Čeiy or Šura)
simepeludo	-udzú	n	republic, senatorial system or a state having one
símex	simas	n	the Xurnese writing system [simax]
sindače		v	not say, be quiet about, hide [neg. of sinde]
sinde	sinc	v	say, speak [late sindem ‘give words’]
sindeč	sindeš	m	speaking, speech; (biacudo) committee
sire		v	keep, retain [seirim (trans. sense)]
sirnar		n	peninsula, promontory [‘reclining place’ (old sense of sire)]
sis	siz-	n	thirsty [sizi]
sise	sikú, says, saysum	v	sting, prick [sikim]
sisirc	-ircú	n	scorpion [sikirti]
siwé	suw	n	pond [siwei]
six	sis	n	willow [six]
sizic	sizir	n	thirst [sizis]
sizike	sizikú, sizays, sizaysum	v	infect, injure [sisikim ‘annoy’]
slic (slid-)	slidzum	v	jump [selidi]
solaušis	solušú	v	add salt to [solušik]
sor		v	hurt, ache [back-formation from sorudo]
sorač		a	left (hand) [sorači]
sorirc		a	hurting, painful; (medicine) virulent, causing sickness
sorudo	sorudzú	n	pain, suffering [sukurudo]
sou	sow-	a	salty [sol]
sukirc	sukirtú	n	rapist
sulayc	sulaycú	n	youth, young person [sulito]
sumbrey	sumbréy	n	spring [sumirevi]
súmex	sumas	n	epoch, time [soumax]
sumi		n	(pl. only) chronicle, annals [soumiei šebareč 'book of years'] Asungri sumi Imperial Chronicles of Axunai
sumiš	sumiši	n	season; quarter, one fourth [soumiš mureč ‘change of the year’]
sune		v	dream [sunem]
suneč	suneš	n	dream [suneč]
sus	sum	n	year [souz]
susaur		a	brilliant, incisive [sukuri ‘penetrating’]
sustri		a	earthy; macho, masculine
suswensu	suswensú	n	swordfish [sukwenku]
suzaus	suzukú, suzusum	v	sew [susuki]
suzune		v	long for, crave [susunem]
suzusaudo		n	sewing
swe	swi	v	crawl (on the belly), slither [sewem]
swec	swecú	n	snake [sewirti]
syu		pr	I (acc. i) [siu]
sebrešu	sebrešun-	a	bookish, literary
šače	(irr.)	v	negative auxiliary verb [lexicalization of negative mood of ize ‘be’] šači it isn’t; no
šagu	šagú	n	lack, absence [šagou]
šákus	šakusi	n	idol, totem [Seia haxuz ‘idol’]
šara		n	(slang) bathroom; crap [abbrev. of šaragu]
šaragače	(irr.)	v	must not
šaragu	šaragú	n	necessity, duty; (slang) bathroom [šašagou ‘need’]
šaras	šaragú, šarasum	v	must, have to; in subjunctive, should [dissimilation of šašagi ‘need’] mis šaras must have, require
šare		a	empty [šarem]
šáruc	šaraup	n	two-hour period; age of the world [šarus ‘an emptying’ (e.g. of one tier in a water clock)]
šas	šagú, šasum	v	miss, lack; be empty; (colloq.) mess up, do badly [šagi ‘be missing’]
šasaur		a	necessary [šasuri]
šasorač		a	unnecessary [šasurači]
šásuc	šasaup	n	flaw, defect [‘something lacking’]
šaumoro		a	minor, lesser
šaup		pp	under, beneath, below [šuvi]
šaubri		a	lower, on the bottom
šauvis	šuvú	v	vomit [šubik]
šawatu	šawacú	n	victory [šuvivatou]
šawiac	šawiatú	v	vanquish, defeat [šuvivati ‘subdue’]
šaymu	šaymun-	a	insistent, emphatic [šimun]
šaymudo	šaymudzú	n	insistence, emphasis
še (š-)	3s ši	v	do (conjugates like čir not reše) [še]
šebreč	šebreš	n	scroll, book [šebareč]
šec	šedzú	n	experience (of time or events) [šedu]
šeč	šeš	n	intelligent being (uestu, iliu, ktuvok, etc.) [šeč ‘spirit’]
šede	šec	v	experience (events); suffer, have (a condition) [šedem]
šedirc	šedircú	n	patient, sick man [šedirti ‘sufferer’]
šedzudo	šedudzú	n	(medical) condition; experience [šedudo]
šeguac	šeguatú	v	bury (a person) [šeguvati]
šej	šeji	n	plant [šeji ]
šejis	šejic	n	deer [šejiz]
šeledaus	šeledausi	n	customs house; foreign ministry [Ṭ. šeledüs]
šeli	šelú	n	port, harbor [šele]
šema		n	aunt [šeme]
šemil		a	capable, competent [šemeli]
šemilač		a	incapable, incompetent [šemelači]
šemilirc	-ircú	n	operative, agent [‘capable one’]
šenu	šenú	n	chronometer, clock [Kebreni śerenu]
šeri	šerin-	a	elegant, lovely [šerin ‘pretty’]
šeric	šerir	n	elegance, loveliness
šešic	šešidzú	n	classification, sorting [šešedu]
šešide	šešic	v	classify, sort, consider to be [šešedem ‘recognize’]
ševar		v	write [šebari]
ševarirc	ševarircú	n	writer, author
ševarudo		n	writing [šebarudo]
šeyka	šeykay	n	roof, ceiling; conclusion [šenka]
šeys	šeysú	n	burial place [šegu]
šic		#	seven [šeis]
šidex		#	seventy [šeidex]
šidu	šidzú	n	liver [šidou]
šidzum	šidzwe	n	excrement [šeidu ^ ‘fart’]
šidzumac	šidzumatú	v	excrete, expel
šigosu		a	exhausted; bored [šigokun ‘tired’]
šigosuac	šigosuatú	v	exhaust; bore [‘make tired’]
šigri		a	difficult, laborious
šigu	šigú	n	toil, labor; ‘workfare’ (religious work) [šigou ‘slave’s work’]
Šiyku		n	the Xengi delta; any river delta; orgasm [Šinkou]
šika	šiki	n	mouse [šike ^]
šim		v	push; (vulgar) penetrate, screw [šimi]
širc	šircú	n	wind; air [šouširti]
šircino	šircinu	n	late morning; the 3rd hours of the day [širtino]
širi		a	blunt, dull; dumb [šeï + -uri]
širp		a	green [šeirvi]
širp	širvú	n	vegetable (i.e. edible plant; usually in pl.) [‘greens’]
šis	šigú	v	toil, labor; proceed with difficulty [šigi ‘toil’]
šišim		v	insist, demand; persist [Ax. intensive of ‘push’]
šix	šisú	n	type, kind; class; genus [šeigu]
šiykuri		a	of the delta; of the inner circle of Revaudo politics (the equivalent of ‘inside the Beltway’)
šizaudis	-dim	n	the seventh day of the week [‘seventh day’]
šizaur		a	seventh [šeisuri]
šizenače		v	cannot (auxiliary), isn’t able to
šizene		v	can, is able to (auxiliary) [šizenem ‘know how’]
šizengrači		a	incompetent, unable
šizengri		a	competent, able
šizu	šizun-	a	sevenfold, septuple [šeisun]
šominar	šominari	n	dock [‘ship place’]
šómis	šomim	n	ship [šolmis]
šonasudo	-udzú	n	brushwork; style or painting; tactics
šónex	šonas	n	brush [šonax]
šonkiac	šonkiatú	v	brush, comb; go over, examine [*sonakivati ‘use a brush’]
šonuac	šonuatú	v	spin (into thread); deduce [šonuvati]
šonuatirc	-ircú	n	detective, investigator [‘deducer’]
šónuc	šonaup	b	hair, thread (head of hair: use pl.) [šonus]
šors	šraus	n	worm [šurux ^]
šovan	šovan	n	oatmeal [šoban]
šoyo		cj	however [ešoyo]
šu	šel	n	uncle [šel]
šuac	šuaup	n	shirt [šuvus ^]
šuc	šaup	n	egg [šus]
šudo		n	play, fun; game
šudzaup		a	full, filled
šudziac	šudziatú	v	fill; serve (food) [šudivati]
šudzirc	šudzircú	n	waiter, waitress, server
šue	šu	v	play [šuem]
šuema	šuemi	n	beer [šugeme ^]
šugi		n	barley [šugei]
šuka	šukay	n	quartz [Ṭ šuka]
šuke	šuki	n	color; (art) tempera, paint; (poetic) blood [šuke]
šukeac	šukeatú	v	paint, decorate [šukevati ‘color’]
šukecudo		n	the art of painting (including drawing)
šuki		a	colorful [gen.]
šukirc	šukircú	n	painter
šujis	šujisi	n	toy, plaything [‘play-thing’ + dim.]
šum		a	ugly [šooum]
šúmis		a	funny-looking
šun	šaun	n	language [šun] geun šun standard Xurnese
Šundaus		n	the Xurnese language academy [‘language-agency’]
šungri		a	linguistic
šup		n	semen, sperm [šus ‘egg’ ^]
šur		a	loud [šour]
šus	šaum	n	province [šuz]
šusau	šusaú	n	plaster šwun šusau gypsum
šusaudzu		n	fresco [‘after plaster’]
šusáweč	šusaweš	n	plaster cast; (Endajué) encumbrances, wealth
šuš	šauč	n	bone; tang [šuč]
šúšex	šušas	n	skeleton [šučax, modified to match šuš]
Šuzep		n	the middle Xengi [Šuzebri]
šuzir		a	(colloq.) neat, fabulous [Ṭ. šuzür ‘marvelous’]
šwečaudo		n	rising, ascension; vain spiritual striving [šuvičudo]
šwečirc	šwečircú	n	striver, a spiritually lost person; fool [šuvičirti]
šwečis		v	rise, ascend, move upward; be spiritually lost or confused [šuvičik]
šwedu	šwedzú	n	argument, claim, hypothesis [šuidou]
šwedudo		n	case, presentation, argumentation
šwedze	šwec	v	argue, claim, posit [šuidim ‘orate, argue in law’]
šweneis		v	turn upside-down, invert [šuvinevik]
šwenéys		a	upside down, inverted [šuvinevi]
šwepusi	šwepukú	v	disappoint, fail; lose (a game) [šuvipoukim ‘fall short’]
šwepusudo	-udzú	n	disappointment, failure; loss [šuvipoukudo]
šweriju	šwerayjú	n	basics, basis, fundamentals [šuvirijou] rum šweriju the Greater Principle (of cosmic oneness) teyk šweriju the Lesser Principle (of cosmic separateness)
šweríjuš		a	basic, fundamental
šwosu	šwosun-	a	naive yet arrogant; claiming to know but not really understanding [šuvokun ‘enlightened’]
šwosudo		n	naive arrogance, false knowledge [suvokunudo]
šwun		a	raw, unformed [šuvun]
šwúnic	šwunir	n	raw material; ore
tagri		a	final, ending
tagri	tagrú	n	the last day of the week
tanaudo		n	fertility
Tandau		n	Tandau, part of Čeiy [Tandau]
Tanel		n	Tanel province and peninsula [Tanneli]
tangri		a	fertile [*tanuri from tan]
tanulak		n	zircon [Gurdagor ṭanulak]
tas		pr	we (acc. toy) [taz]
tas	tagú	v	stop doing something, finish [tagi]
tas	tazú	n	(bolt of) lightning [tazi]
tásuc	tasaup	n	end, ending; coast [tagus] Tásuc Tag a free state based on Momor; cf. New Jeori Tax ‘blue’
tasuey	tasuéy	n	an inhabitant of Tásuc Tag
taucino	taucinu	n	early afternoon; the 4th hours of the day [tausetino]
taukéjuc	taukejaup	n	noon meal, lunch [‘taucino meal’]
tazde	tac	v	shock, surprise [‘give stop’]
tázdeč	tazdeš	n	shock, surprise
tazmoro		a	sudden, in a flash [‘like lightning’]
tazmorudo	-udzú	n	a sudden attack or betrayal; ambush
tebengi		a	darned, frigging [taboo-deformation of tegendi]
tec	tedzi	n	patch; birthmark [tedi ‘large spot’]
teč	tec	n	spot, dot [teč]
teč	teš	n	half [teveč] taucino teč half past taucino, i.e. 3 p.m.
tečmiuris	tečmiurisi	n	a silver coin worth 1/2 miuris
ted	tedi	n	pimple, hive, pustule [teč ‘spot’ ^]
tegendi		a	damned, rotten [‘pathless’]
tegisiac	tegisiatú	n	lighten; unload
tegisu	tegisun-	a	light; unimportant [‘without weight’]
tegisúnic	tegisunir	n	lightness; unimportance
tej	teji	n	tej (Jippirasti state or dynasty) [tej]
tekotudo		n	poverty
tekótuš		a	poor [tekotuš ‘of the poor’]
tekri		a	hungry [*tekori from teko]
tekrudo	-udzú	n	hunger [tekorudo}
tel		n	weft (on loom); foreground, figure (of picture)
teris		v	shut up, be silent [terik]
terudo	terudzu	n	silence; refusal or inability to speak
térus	teraup	n	pause, brief silence
tes		pp	without [tek]
téteč	teteš	n	amputation; stump [teteveč]
tetiy	teteú, tetivum	v	cut off, chop down, amputate; (slang) shut up [tetevi]
teuse	tosú	v	be enough, suffice [toxim]
tey (te-)	teyvum	v	cut [tevi]
teyk		a	narrow; short (in time) [tenki]
teykic	teykir	n	narrowness; shortness (in time); overdiscrimination, inability to see the forest for the trees
teyp	teyvú	n	knife [tevu]
teys	teykú	v	scratch [teviki]
teyš	teyšú	n	trunk, chest; body (of a building or discussion); agency; colonel [tešu]
tile	tili	n	rib; supporting beam [teile]
tir		pr	his, her
tirse		av	one’s self [tir xe ‘his/her body’]
to		pr	he, she (obviative) [former low form]
tóčin	točim	n	product; (pl) manufactures, goods [Ṭ. torṭim]
toge	togi	n	circle [toge]
togri		a	circular, round
tom		pp	to, for (indirect object marker) [tomu ‘to him/her’]
tora	tori	n	fire [tore]
torawerc		n	rocket [‘firebird’]
torbes	torbeysum	v	alight, set on fire; use pepec, have visions
torbéseč	torbeseš	n	the use of pepec; hallucination, vision
torei	torew	n	sun [torei]
tóreš		a	fiery
toro		a	hot [toro]
tosaur		a	enough, sufficient [toxuri]
tosorač		a	insufficient, not enough [toxurači]
toš		pr	he, she (proximative) [toiš ezičou ‘his greatness’]
tosu	tosun-	a	futile, pointless, vacuous [togun ‘circular’]
toteuse	totosú	v	be too much, exceed [totoxim]
totosaur		a	excessive, overabundant [totoxuri]
totosu	totosú	n	overabundance, excess, surfeit [totoxou]
toy		pr	us [teim]
treše	treši	n	black powder [Ṭ. trešô]
tun		p	why [touno]
u		ij	ah, oh
uc	uy	n	nose [us]
ujeac	ujeatú	v	gossip, spread rumors
úječ	uješ	n	rumor; (pl.) gossip
újes	ujé	n	ear [ujez]
ujey	ujé	n	gossip, one who spreads rumors [‘ear person’]
ukoš		v	tend, care for; occupy oneself with, be interested in; defend [unkoše ‘tend (a herd)’]
ukošudo		n	care, interest; defense Ukošudo o sindeč Defense Committee
up	upi	n	snout, muzzle [us ‘nose’ ^]
urayzu	urayzun-	a	clumsy, awkward [urizun]
uš	auš	n	gold; a variety of cider [uš]
ušu	ušun-	a	golden, made of gold [ušun] ušu šuema lager
uw		ij	ouch!
uyk	uyki	n	fingernail; edge (of a blade) [unki]
úykes	uyké	n	herdsman, shepherd [unkez]
uyku	uykú	n	herd [unkou]
wag	was	n	yoke [wax ^]
waysu	waysú	n	scout, skirmisher [ouvigume ‘nose-man’]
we	wi	n	eye [we]
wec	wer	n	milieu; circle, coterie [ewis ‘world’]
wel	eylú	n	leaf [weli]
welayc	welaycú	n	old man, old woman
wemo	emor-	a	artistic, intellectual [earlier emo from ewimo ‘of the third sex’, modified to match wes]
wemoxau		n	art [‘artistic study’]
wéneš		a	happy [wen ‘luck’]
wenaudo		n	happiness
werc	werdzú	n	bird [werdu]
wes	wem	n	artist, intellectual; (pl.) educated people [ewez ‘member of the third sex’]
wes	weysum	v	remove, take away; move (something) [wexi]
weš	weši	n	buttocks, rear [weš ‘tail’] wešeš jud anus
wesu	wesú	n	removal [wexou]
weun		a	visible, perceptible [weun ‘apparent’]
weunač		a	invisible, imperceptible
weunde	weunc	v	bring to light, find out, discover [‘give visibility’]
weundudo	-udzú	n	discovery
weus	wogú	v	be sorry, regret [wogi ‘feel horror’]
wograudo	-audzú	n	sorrow, regret
wogri		a	sorry, regretful
wóruc	woraup	n	delicacy, luxury [yuvurus ‘tasty thing’]
wu	wel-	a	old [wel] weli (slang) parents
wur	waur	n	clay [wus ^]
wus	wum	n	ball [wouz]
wustri		a	round, spherical
xa	xim	n	corpse [kie ‘body’ ^]
xairc	xaircú	n	student [xavirti]
xais		v	study [xavi]
xal	xalú	n	breath, breathing; spirit, martial vigor [xalu]
xalc	xalaup	n	one breath [xalus]
xale		v	breathe [xalim]
xáleš		a	spirited, well-trained
xaleši		v	inspire, preach, nurture spiritually [‘spirit-build’]
xaleza	xalezay	n	elite warrior; (historical) independent warlord, often a disciple of Endajué [xáleš zalay ‘spirited warlord’]
xalirc	xalircú	n	animal [xalirti]
xamače	(irr.)	v	not come; (aux.) intend not to
xame		v	come, arrive; (aux.) intend to [xamim] Ji xam? What’s up?
xamirc	xamircú	n	newcomer, rookie [xamirti]
xamu	xamú	n	arrival [xamou]
xamunar	xamunari	n	salon, reception hall; (Revaudo) one of the divisions of the Academy [xamirtunari ‘place for guests’] Xamunari o dax Palace of the Salons
xana	xanay	n	fish [sakane ^]
xandzis	xandú	v	fish [sakandik]
xangrudo	xangrudzú	n	hospitality, patronage [xamirtudo]
xau	xawi	n	study; genre, medium [xavou]
xauč		a	dead [xuči]
xaučayc	xaučaycú	n	ghost, deteriorated spirit [‘dead one’]
xaučidus	xaučidum	n	mausoleum, tomb [xučidouz]
xaučip	xaučipi	n	death [xučis ^]
xaučipeje		a	loyal until death; martyr [‘death-standing’]
xaučis	xučú, xuče	v	die [xučik]
xaučudo		n	dying; the last phase of life; mortality
xauke		v	skirmish; struggle; make a pass [kuikim]
xaulip	xaulipi	n	evil [xulis ^]
xaunde	xaunc	v	lie, tell lies [xumidem]
xáunduc	xaundaup	n	lie, falsehood [xumidus]
xaundzu	xaundzun-	a	dishonest, lying [xumidun ‘false’]
xaupis	xopú	v	bark (of dogs) [gupik]
xaur		a	physical, material [kiuri ‘bodily’]
xauriac	xauriatu	v	reach, attain [kurivati]
xauris	xaurisi	n	root [kuris ^]
xaušis	xušú, xuše	v	respect, honor [gaušik]
xaušmel		a	respectful
xaušmelač		a	disrespectful, impertinent
xauvis	xauvisi	n	hat, helmet, stiff headgear [xubik dim. of xus]
xayora	xayori	n	block, paving stone [giyura]
xayórex	xayoras	n	pavement, cobbled street
xayu	xaul	n	sky [kiul]
xayuxau		n	astronomy [‘sky study’]
Xazen			Hasun river [Old Verdurian]
xazengri		a	of the Hasun or Xazno or the dialect spoken there
Xazno			Xazno province [Old Verdurian Ȟasunáe]
xe	xi	n	body; individual, person [kie]
xeč	xeš	n	garden [xeč]
xede	xec	v	create, make [kiedem]
xedu	xedú	n	creation, making [kiedou]
xeje	xeji	n	vagina [xeji ^]
Xejina		n	Hežina (state in Eretald) [Old Verdurian]
Xengi		n	Xengi river [Xengi]
Xengiman		n	Xengiman, the greater Xengi [Xengiman]
xeraci	xeratú	v	practice gymnastics [kieravati ‘exercise’]
xerácuc	xeracaup	n	exercise
xeracudo		n	gymnastics [kieravatudo]
xeš		a	bodily; personal, individual
xexau		n	anatomy [‘body-study’]
xeyac		v	practice self-control [‘body-order’] bux e xeyac fast duče e xeyac mortify the flesh xim e xeyac abstain from sex
xeyacudo	-udzú	n	self-control, self-mortification
xeyk	xeyki	n	gull [xenki]
xeyk	xeyki	n	neck [xie + diminutive]
xezidaudo		n	puritanism, high-mindedness, frigidity [‘body-hatred’]
xezitri		n	puritanical, high-minded, frigid
xiaz	xiazi	n	ocean; the World Ocean; the Ocean Goddess; sexual happiness [xivazi]
xic	xid-	a	fast, quick [xidi]
xim	ximi	n	organ; genitals [kimin ‘bodily substance’]
xima	ximi	n	(female) servant [gime ‘girl’ ^]
ximaudo	-dzú	n	arrangement, placement, order
Ximen		n	Ctelm mountains [prob. via a Karazi language]
xímex	ximas	n	support staff [‘organs’]
ximexau		n	logistics
ximi		v	put, place; order, arrange; bet [kimem ‘put’]
xímuc	ximaup	n	bet, wager
xínex	xinas	n	pool, fountain, basin [kivinex, reinterpreted as a collective]
Xinor		n	the Šinour river [Xinor]
xip (xiv-)	xiú, xayvum	v	swim [kivi]
xir		pr	their [kiei]
xirice		v	tie, knot, attach [kiristem]
xiríceč	xiriceš	n	knot [kiristeč]
xirc	xircú	n	lemon; a bother, a nuisance [kirti]
xis (xiz-)	xayzum	v	slip [kizi]
xisam		av	soon [‘quickly coming’]
xiu	xir	n	(male) servant [gi ‘boy’ ^]
xizonip	xizonipi	n	journal, diary [Ṭ. zezônüp ‘entries’]
xor	xorú	n	blackness, darkness [xuru]
xora	xuri	n	dawn, sunrise; the first 2 hours of the day [kure]
xoranakri		a	Gurdagor; of Gurdago or the Curanáš [kuranakari]
Xoranas		n	Gurdago, or western Luduyn (New Skouras) [Kuranaku]
Xorayčau		n	the Skourene Sea [Kurančal]
xorcis	xurtum	v	help [kurtik]
xorcuda	xorcudaw	n	Adjutance, Imperial ministry [kurtudai]
xorcudo	xorcudzú	n	help [kurtudo]
xoren		a	black, dark xoreni dzusnari seminaries pursuing ‘darkness cults’
xori		a	east, eastern [‘of the dawn’]
xornaur		a	Xurnese Xornaur nejircú li civlé o ros the Xurnese Workers’ and Soldiers’ State Xornaur nejircú li civlé o amúnex the Xurnese Workers’ and Soldiers’ Union, the Amúnex party
xornaurši		n	the Xurnese language (official term; usually Corauši)
xorneac	xorneatú	v	darken; err, make a mistake [‘make black’]
xornuc	xornap	n	error, mistake
xu	xul-	a	bad, wrong [xul ‘evil’]
xua	xwem	n	hen [kue ^]
xuač		av	even, really [‘not wrong’]
xuba	xubi	n	elbow; grip, handle [xulve]
xuc	xaur	n	leg, esp. lower leg; sergeant [kus]
xuču	xučun-	a	mortal
xuda	xudi	n	pig [xude ^]
xudawéneš		a	self-satisfied [‘pig-happy’]
xudawenudo		n	self-satisfaction, wishful thinking
xude	xuc	v	cheat, trick [xuldem]
xúdeč	xudeš	n	cheat, trick
xudzum	xudwem	mn	rat [gudu ^]
xueyc	xueycú	n	duck [guetu]
xukime		v	enchant, bewitch [xulkimem]
xukimu	xukimú	n	enchantment, sorcery [xulkimou}
xulana	xulanay	n	cod [kulana]
xule	xuli	n	wood [gule]
xuli		a	wooden [gen.]
xulu	xulun-	a	dumb, stubborn [gulun ‘wooden’]
xuma	xumi	n	man (male human) [gume]
xumaur	xumauri	n	human, uestu [gumuri]
xumbri		a	male, masculine
xumel		a	argumentative [kumeli]
xumu	xumun-	a	wondrous, awesome [kumun]
xumu	xumú	n	idol, supernatural figure
xun		a	sour; sarcastic, snarky [kiun]
xunde	xunc	v	wonder (at), admire [‘give awe’]
xundudo		n	admiration
xunj		v	snore [imitative]
xur		pp	beside, next to [kuro]
Xurney	Xurnéy	n	Xurnese
Xurno		n	Xurno [Kureno ‘dawning (nation)’]
xurnori		a	Xurnese
xursu	xursú	n	neighbor [‘next-to-person’]
xus	xumi	n	wonder, awe [kuz]
xušeč	xušeš	n	demon, spiritual being [‘evil spirit’]
xušim		v	amuse, divert [‘push aside (worry)’]
xušim		v	be pushy, be annoyingly competitive [‘push next to’]
xušimbri		a	pushy
xušimirc	-ircú	n	upstart, pushy fellow
xušímuc	xušimaup	n	amusement, diversion
xušu	xušú	n	respect, honor [gušou]
xuxal		n	crazy person, madman [‘bad-spirit’]
xuxaleš		n	crazy, insane
xuxame		v	approach, come near to [‘come near’]
Xuzay		n	Cuzei [Kuzaye]
Xuzayši		n	Cuêzi
xuziar		a	Cuzeian
xuzu	xuzaun	n	talent, attraction [kuzun ‘wonder’]
xwe	xú, xuom	v	fight, fight with [kuim]
xweč	xweš	n	fight [kueč]
xwemel		a	fierce, truculent, aggressive
xmemeludo		n	aggression, fierceness
xwenar	xwenari	n	chicken yard or house [‘hen place’]
xwes	xwesi	n	core, pit, kernel [kuwiz]
xwesix (s-)	xwesikú, xwesaysum	v	be possible [xawixiki ‘think might happen’]
yac	yacú	n	order, command [yati]
yac	yatú	v	order, command; own [yati]
yajirc	yajircú	n	hunter
yalu	yalú	n	knee [yalou]
yas	yam	n	cheek; (slang) mouth [yaz]
yas	yasi	n	hunt
yasinar	yasinari	n	country estate; retreat, spa [yaginari ‘hunting preserve’]
yaš (yaj-)		v	hunt [yaji]
yátes	yaté	z	master [yatez]
yatezmel		a	liberal, independent-minded, generous [yatezmeli ‘like a free man’]
yatudo		n	ownership
yauš		#	eight [yugi]
yes		pr	you (sing) [rir ezičou ‘your greatness’]
yeucino	yeucinu	n	mid morning; the second 2 hours of the day [yoxino]
yeuš	yojú	v	peel; strip, undress [yoji]
yeys	yeysú	n	feather [yexu]
yojaup		a	naked, nude [past part. of yeuš]
yojaup	yojú	n	naked or nude person; model; art depicting a nude
yokri		n	vinegar [yokrin]
yokrinde		v	preserve, pickle; turn sour [yokrindem]
yos	yosú	n	scissors [yoxu]
yosuac	yosuatú	v	trim, cut with a scissors; tailor
yósuc	yosaup	n	tailored outfit; blouse
yosuey	yosuéy	n	tailor
yot		v	gasp, exhale sharply [imitative]
yotu	yotú	n	gasp, exhalation
yu	yun-	a	pleasant, neither hot nor cold; warm/cool; agreeable, fitting, suitable [yun ‘good’]
yuc	yaup	n	fat, oil [yus]
yucmel		a	cloying, schmaltzy [‘oily’]
yudex		#	eighty [yudex]
yumel		a	typical, prototypical [‘goodish’]
yumin	yumini	n	magical essence [yunmin ‘medicine’]
yungec	yunger	n	wisdom, desire for enlightenment [‘good-mind’]
yungecmel		a	wise
yunrau	yunraú	n	rule, regulation [‘good-going’]
yunraudo		n	legalism
yupri		a	tasty, delicious [earlier yup / yur- from yuvu]
yusaudis	-dim	n	the eight day of the week [‘eighth day’]
yusaur		a	eighth [yuguri]
yúseč	yuseš	n	oil paint; oil painting; (adj) oily
yuš	yuši	n	beetle [youji]
yusu	yusun-	a	eightfold, octuple [yugun]
yute	yuti	n	flower [yute]
yuwic	yuwir	n	sigh
yuwis		v	sigh, take a breath [imitative]
zalay	zaláy	n	officer, warlord [zalai ‘general’]
zaunirc	zaunircú	n	archer, bowman [zunirti]
zebiš	zebiši	n	scholar, expert [Ṭ. zÄbiš] zebiš ga technically, strictly speaking
zecis	zetú, zeti	v	limit, bound, confine [zetik]
zeméles	zemelé	n	philosopher; skeptic, critic [zenmelez]
zenače	(irr.)	v	not know, be ignorant of [neg. forms of zenem]
zenaudo	zenaudzú	n	knowledge [zenudo]
zenaup		a	certain, sure [‘known’]
zenáupic	zenaupir	n	certainty, sureness
zende	zenc	v	teach, educate [zendem]
zendey	zendéy	n	teacher
zendzudo	zendzudzú	n	teaching, education; acknowledgement [zendudo]
zene		v	know (things, not people); know how to [zenem]
zengrač		a	ignorant, dumb [‘not knowing’]
zengri		a	knowledgeable, smart [‘knowing’]
zenise		v	ask (a question) [‘seek to know’]
Zešnam		n	Dhekhnam [Dhekhnami]
zešnangri		a	Dhekhnami
zešnaši		n	Dhekhnami language
zešnasu	zešnasú	n	Dhekhnami
zeuč		a	alone, solitary, isolated [zoči]
zeučudo		n	solitude, isolation
zeyc	zeycú	n	edge, limit [zetu]
zeycaup		a	limited, restricted [zetuvi]
zeycuač		a	unlimited, unrestricted, infinite; free (of limitations); immortal [zetuvači]
zeycuačudo		n	infinity; unrestrictedness, freedom; immorality
zeynač		a	unknown [zetuvači]
zezináčuc		n	lack of recognition; indifference, incuriosity
zezine		v	learn; acknowledge, recognize, admit (a fact) [zezenem]
zezínuc	zezinaup	n	acknowledgement, recognition, admission
zezunas	zezunak	n	registry, records office [Ṭ. zezônas]
zic	zidú, zidzum	v	hate [zidi ‘shudder’]
zidaudo	zidaudzú	n	hatred
zim	zimi	n	female [zim]
zimaysu		a	graceful, pretty [zimikun ‘maidenly’]
zimu	zimun-	a	female, feminine
zinnye	zimni	n	queen [‘woman-king’]
zinšejis	zinšejic	n	doe [‘woman-deer’]
zínuc	zinaup	n	document, article [zezenus]
zis		v	have an orgasm, have sex [Ṭ. zis ‘shake’]
zitri		a	hateful, malevolent
zočaur		a	heretical, cultish [zočuri ‘different’]
zočrudo	-udzú	n	cult, heresy [zočurudo]
zorcu	zorcun-	a	lusty; sinful, perverted [zurtun]
zorta	zorti	n	lust; sin, vice [zurte ^]
zu		n	sand; beach [zou]
zúis	zuisi	n	grain of sand; particle
zulgezume	zulgezumi	n	múrtany [Ṭ. zul gezûžume ‘evil elcar’]
zun	zunú	n	arrow [zunu]
zúnex	zunas	n	quiver [zunax]
zuryo		av	indeed, in fact, truly [zuri + adverbial -yo]
zuš		a	sandy [zuš gen. of ‘sand’]