A

Aåe /aθε/ – example
Aåusre /aθysrε/ – digital
Aåusry /aθysre/ – computer
Aåusrylif /aθysrelif/ – calculator
Aåusi /aθysi/ – to calculate, compute
Aåusta /aθysta/ – screen
Adar /adar/ – praise, hallow
Ademal /adεmal/ – drama(conflict)
Agape /aʧapε/ – agape
Agar /aʧar/ – to ask
AgeΔΓ /aʧεŋ/ – question
AgeΔΓon /aʧεŋɔn/ – to question, doubt
Agre /aʧrε/ – farm(noun)
Agrekil /aʧrεkil/ – farmer
Ahehe /ahεhε/ – neutral
Ahödunk /ahudyɳk/ – to discuss
Ahödury /ahudyre/ – discussion
AhheΔΓen /aχεŋεn/– fame
AhheΔΓým /aχεŋĭm/ – famous
Ajeftunk /ajeftyɳk/ – to provide
Ajil /ajil/ – wife
Ajonon /ajɔnɔn/ – to return, give back
Ajunk /ajyɳk/ – to prepare
Ajyk – /ajek/ back, returned to where something had been
Ajynud /ajenyd/ – backwards
Ajýgon /ajĭʧɔn/ – to return, go/come back
Al /al/ – alley
Alö /alu/ – plain(adjective)
Aluminy /alymine/ – aluminium
Alvepujer /alvεpyjεr/ – avenue
Alvis /alvis/ – forest
Amen /amεn/ – amen
Amon /amɔn/ – like(verb)
An /an/ – ball
Anan /anan/ – poor, bad(in ‘Poor choice/bad choice’)
Anil /anil/ – husband
Anözif /anuksif/ – grace
Ansijen /ansijεn/ – ancient
Anyzil /aneksil/ – ancestor
AΔΓde /aŋde/ – so, in this way
Aðada /aðada/ – colour
Apar /apar/ – to appear
Apibunk /apibyɳk/ – to resemble
Apyk /apek/ – appearance
Arhhunk /arχyɳk/ – to confuse, mix up(impersonal)
Arhhusi /arχysi/ – to confuse, mix up (personal)
Arhhü /arχɐi/– confusion
Aroma /arɔma/ – aroma
Artifis /artifis/ – artificial, artificially
Aslek /aslεk/ – church
At /at/ – mid, medium
Atom /atɔm/ – atom
Atominadus /atɔminadys/ – chemistry
Axyn /azen/ – romantic love
Axynykil /azenekil/ – relative(noun)
Axynyn /azenen/ – related
Axyry /azere/ – relationship
Azagÿnsi /aksaʧaiɳsi/ – to divorce
Azar + dative /aksar/ – to marry
Azary /aksare/ – marriage
Azer /aksεr/ – relative(adjective)
Azidik /aksidik/ – careful
Azifunk + dative /aksifyɳk/ – to care, take care (of/for)
Azynunk /aksenyɳk/ – to love romantically
Azzyn /azχen/ – love (in general)

Ä

Äpon /ɵːpɔn/ – to consume

Ã

Ãʰãsi /ɑːːsi/ – to annoy
Ãlnyzi /ɑːˡneksi/ – to treat

Å

Åalmon /θalmɔn/ – salmon
Åek /θεk/ – or
Åehhimer /θεχimεr/– too many
Åelodä /θεlɔdɵː/ – astronomical
Åelodus /θεlɔdys/ – astronomy
Åelmalyn /θεlmalen/ – giant(adjective)
Åelnigon /θεlniʧɔn/ – to travel
Åelnigry /θεlniʧre/ – journey
Åelomakil /θεlɔmakil/ – giant(noun)
Åelomalynýl /θεlɔmalenĭl/ – long
Åelomalýnyl /θεlɔmalĭnel/ – big, large
Åelon /θεlɔn/ – to expand
Åeloset /θεlɔsεt/ – star
Åeløåil /θεlaɔθil/ – alien
Åelu /θεly/ – villa
Åempalÿ /θεɱpalai/ – long ago
Åerval /θεrval/ – verse
Åesun /θεsyn/ – long-term
Åëlunk /θεilyɳk/ – to extrapolate
Åusnimison /θysnimisɔn/ – to download
Åusnimisým /θysnimisĭm/ – download
Åúr /θɐr/ – thread
Åylu /θely/ – mansion
Åyr /θer/ – gold

B

Balon /balɔn/ – to fall
Bank /baɳk/ – bank
Barunk /baryɳk/ – to work, labour
Baruwon /baryʋɔn/ – to earn
Baryn /baren/ – work
Beker /bεkεr/ – beach
Berev /bεrεv/ – proverb
Bësi /bεisi/ – to leave(behind/someone with + locative), to abandon
Benigamon /bεniʧamɔn/ – genesis
Bibel /bibεl/ – bible
Biberunk /bibεryɳk/ – to drink
Bibyn /biben/ – comfort
Bibyr /biber/ – to comfort
Biminar – bus stand
Bir /bir/ – rib
Biry /bire/ – drink
Bismut /bismyt/ – bismuth
Beløtxekrivv /bεlaɔtzεkrig/ – blitzkrieg
Bojynunk /bɔjenyɳk/ – to note, take note
Borhhuse /bɔrχyse/ – Faymere(name)
Boron /bɔrɔn/ – boron
Böron /burɔn/ – to prove
Bøg /baɔʧ/ – right (opposite of left)
Bøjifunk /baɔjifyɳk/ – to spell
Bøjyvvurunk /baɔjegyryɳk/ – to transcribe
Bøjyvvury /baɔjegyre/ – transcription
Bøjynukil /baɔjenykil/ – writer
Bøjynunk /baɔjenyɳk/ – to write
Bøsam /baɔsam/ – sign, symbol
Bøsar /baɔsar/ – to sign
Bøsazým /baɔsaksĭm/ – signature
Bøwijer /baɔʋijεr/ – record, archive
Bøwijunk /baɔʋijyɳk/ – to record
Bøwým /baɔʋĭm/ – account(record of one’s experience)
Bulek /bylεk/ – club
Buni /byni/ – leisure
Byjokil /bejɔkil/ – reader
Byjon /bejɔn/ – read
Bykon /bekɔn/ – beacon
Bys /bes/ – bus
Byselga /besεlʧa/ – bus garage
Byselta /besεlta/ – bus station

D

Da /da/ – angelic
Dary /dare/ – angel
Dãnon /dɑːnɔn/ – to submit, give in (to + locative)
Dãry /dɑːre/ – submission
De /dε/ – worthy
Debesi /dεbεsi/ – to spread(on something)
Debigon /dεbiʧɔn/ – beginning
Debigunk /dεbiʧyɳk/ – to begin, start
Deda /dεda/ – holy
Dedaʰabunk /dεdaːbyɳk/ – to anoint
Dedaʰabury /dεdaːbyre/ – anointing
Dedakil /dεdakil/ – saint
Dedytimos /dεdetimɔs/ – scripture
Deginon /dεʧinɔn/ – to build
Dekon /dεkɔn/ – look at, watch
Delokty /dεlɔk̚te/ – under control, controlled
Delta /dεlta/ – delta
Departyl /dεpartel/ – department
Dendyn /dεɳden/ – dungeon
Denon /dεnɔn/ – to need, require
Denyn /dεnen/ – requirement, condition
Derapole /dεrapɔlε/ – leopard
Deron /dεrɔn/ – to pass
Desir /dεsir/ – will(noun(e.g in the Lord’s Prayer))
Desöl /dεsul/ – desolate
Desur /dεsyr/ – surprised
Desury /dɛsyre/ – surprise
Desyr /dɛser/ – to surprise
Detasyn /dεtasen/ – creature
Det-dojsi /dεtʔdɔisi/ – to copy
Det-dojunk /dεtʔdɔjyɳk/ – to imitate
Deteja /dεtεja/ – creative
Detejarokil /dεtεjarɔkil/ – creator
Detejaron /dεtεjarɔn/ – create
Deteli /dεtεli/ – creation
Dewita /dεʋita/ – version
Dëmunk /dεimyɳk/ – to set up, establish
Díjal /dɪjal/ – glad
Dijõkon – to chase
Dika /dika/ – acid
Dinep /dinεp/ – ford
Dir /dir/ – kind
Diravv /dirag/ – kindness
Divvog /digɔʧ/ – suitable
Díktator /dɪk̚tatɔr/ – dictator
Do /dɔ/ – rod
Dobesalu /dɔbεsaly/ – letter(product of writing)
Dobesi /dɔbεsi/ – to send
Dohunk /dɔhyɳk/ – to hold
Dohha /dɔχa/ – mode(average by most frequent occurrence)
Dojanos /dɔjanɔs/ – 20
Dojanal /dɔjanal/ – 20th
Dojenal /dɔjεnal/ – second
Dojeni /dɔjεni/ – 2
Dojenylöhh /dɔjεneluχ/ – secondary school
Dokalse /dɔkalsε/ – tar
Dokaner /dɔkanεr/ – leader
Dokar /dɔkar/ – lead
Domahhaiiö /dɔmaχaʒu/ – quadratic
Don /dɔn/ – to bring
Donag /dɔnaʧ/ – generation
Donagilif /dɔnaʧilif/ – descendant
Donagilijon /dɔnaʧilijɔn/ – to descend(be a descendant of)
Donagým /dɔnaʧĭm/ – descent, lineage
Donon /dɔnɔn/ – give, trade over, hand over
Donry /dɔɳre/ – gift
Donÿf /dɔnaif/ – dative
Dor /dɔr/ – road
Doranö /dɔranu/ – glorious
Doranöjo /dɔranujɔ/ – glory
Dorar /dɔrar/ – to glorify
Dorö /dɔru/ – ground
Doröbýn /dɔrubĭn/ + genitive – according (to)
Doröbýn /dɔrubĭn/ + resultant – on the grounds (that)
Doton /dɔtɔn/ – to detect
Dotor /dɔtɔr/ – detector
Dotöjowi /dɔtujɔʋi/ – pluperfect
Dotÿ /dɔtai/ – detection
Dowa /dɔʋa/ – passive
Doweva /dɔʋεva/ – towards
Dozy /dɔkse/ – guide
Dozybejif /dɔksebεjif/ – guidebook
Dõzi /do̞ːksi/ – to guide
Dönkerlad /duɳkεrlad/ – darkness
Dög /duʧ/ – good
Dögajo /duʧajɔ/ – goodbye
Dögar /duʧar/ – to prefer
Dögary /duʧare/ – preference
Dögarre /duʧaʃε/ – fortunate, lucky
Dögarrer /duʧaʃεr/ – fortune
Dögeri /duʧεri/ – gospel
Dögider /duʧidεr/ – enjoyment
Dögidunk /duʧidyɳk/ – to enjoy
Dögot /duʧɔt/ – honour
Dögunk /duʧyɳk/ – to prioritise
Döguhu / duʧyː / – priority
Dögyn /duʧen/ – goodness
Dömunk /dumyɳk/ – to compensate (for + genitive)
Dömükil /dumɐikil/ – developer
Dömüzi /dumɐiksi/ – to improve, upgrade, update, develop
Dömüzyn /dumɐiksen/ – improvement, upgrade, update, development
Dönamõx / dunamo̞ːz /– excellent, amazing
Dövvtam /duk̚tam/ – special
Dõ / do̞ː/ – for a long time
Dõjyn / do̞ːjen / – quality
Dõka / do̞ːka / – friendly, dear
Dõki / do̞ːki / – friend
Dõkiiiyn /do̞ːkiʒen/ – friendship
Dõkunk / do̞ːkyɳk/ – to contact
Dõma / do̞ːma/ – free
Dõmahhad / do̞ːmaχad/– holiday
Dõmýn – / do̞ːmĭn/ freedom
Dõn / do̞ːn/ – a long time ago
Døm /daɔm/ – sword
Dømysi /daɔmesi/ – to send for
Dyn /den/ – head
Dyner /denεr/ – mental
Dynesar /denεsar/ – mental state
Dynif /denif/ – mind
Dynísi /denɪsi/ – to be aware
Dynlano /deɳlanɔ/ – cheek
Dynor /denɔr/ – round(adjective)
Dynutina /denytina/ – psychology
Dynutinøn /denytinaɔn/ – psychological
Dyworomunk /deʋɔrɔmyɳk/ – to disfigure
Dywuta /deʋyta/ – face
Dúii /dɐʒ/ – red
Dúiiad /dɐʒad/ – brick
Dyxyr /dezer/ – familial
Dyxyry /dezere/ – family
Dýnxy /dĭɳze/ – dynasty

E

Eå /εθ/ – breath
Eåartit /εθartit/ – nostril
Eåøl /εθaɔl/ – alcohol
Eåølaå /εθaɔlaθ/ – drunk
Eåølaåým /εθaɔlaθĭm/ – drunkeness
Eåunk /εθyɳk/ – to breathe
Ebnys /εbnes/ – diagnosis
Ebon /εbɔn/ – to bite
Eby /εbe/ – bite
Ebysar /εbesar/ – to diagnose
Edar /εdar/ – trade
Edev /εdεv/ – agreement
Ediga /εdiʧa/ – bridge
Edijoner /εdijɔnεr/ – division
Edysi /εdesi/ – to produce
Edÿme /εdaimε/ – promise
Edÿmunk /εdaimyɳk/ – to promise
Efis /εfis/ – hard(requiring a great effort)
EfyΔΓ /εfeŋ/ – answer, reply, response
EfyΔΓesi /εfeŋεsi/ – to answer, reply, respond
Efÿf /εfaif/ – possessive
Ega /εʧa/ – change
Egar /εʧar/ – to change(personal)
Egabunk /εʧabyɳk/ – to play (an instrument)
Egam /εʧam/ – picture, image
Egena /εʧεna/ – everything
Egenøiien /εʧεnaɔʒεn/ + genitive – each, every
Egezehh /εʧεksεχ/ – apologetic
Egezi /εʧεksi/ – to apologise
Egëp /εʧεip/ – everywhere
Egïna /εʧɪina/ – everyone
Egøn /ɛʧaɔn/ – to rise, get up
Egunk /εʧyɳk/ – to change(impersonal)
Egÿsi /εʧaisi/ – to be sorry
Eʰe /εː/ – card
Eheju /εhεjy/ – oh no
Ehha /εχa/ – mean(average)
Eiiet /εʒεt/ – yet
Eiiijo /εʒijɔ/ – character
Eiiy /εʒe/ – myself
Ejil /εjil/ – female
Ejunk /εjyɳk/ – to try
Eka /εka/ – beautiful
Ekel /εkεl/ – personal
Ekigo /εkiʧɔ/ – public(adjective)
Ekikíjý /εkikɪjĭ/ – public, masses(declines like plural)
Ekil /εkil/ – human, person
Ekilezze /εkilεzχε/ – population
Ekilinsa /εkiliɳsa/ – culture
Ekïl /εkɪl/ – human(adjective)
Ekjil /εk̚jil/ – woman
Ekläs /εk̚lɵːs/ – cool
Eklisi /εk̚lisi/ – to participate, take part
Eklisry /εk̚lisre/ – participation
Eknil /εk̚nil/ – man
Ekorunk /εkɔryɳk/ – cover up, close up
Ekory /εkɔre/ – coverage
Ekõrunk /εko̞ːryɳk/ – to shut, close
Ekymif /εkemif/ – dove
Ekýl /εkĭl/ – in the same way(as)
El /εl/ – except
Elåunk /εlθyɳk/ – to announce
Elar /εlar/ – to let
Elez /εlεks/ – bone
Elizi /εliksi/ – to lie(down)
Eljel /εljεl/ – up
Elid /εlid/ – tough, hard
Elidaåusry /εlidaθysre/ – hardware
Elidimin /εlidimin/ – consonant
Eliftam /εliftam/ – space(e.g a room)
Elifter /εliftεr/ – vast, spacious
Elnigon /εˡniʧɔn/ – to rise(in value/level)
Elnigyn /εˡniʧen/ – rise
Elnisi /εˡnisi/ – to assess
Elnír /εlnɪr/ – assessment(NOT as in examination)
Elsif /εˡsif/ – blue
Elsijel /εˡsijεl /– sky
Elsijëf /εˡsijεif/ – cloud
Elunk /εlyɳk/ – to take, capture
Elyfåyn /εlefθen/ – subscription
Elyfåyr /εlefθer/ – to subscribe
Elyn /εlen/ – while(period during which)
Emaåon /εmaθɔn/– to fly
Emëdar /εmεidar/ – to remind
Emëdary /εmεidare/ – reminder
Emfa /εɱfa/ – frame
Emfesu /ɛɱfɛsy/ – nest
Emif /εmif/ – bird
Emiftøm /εmiftaɔm/ – beak
Emíjif /εmɪjif/ – feather
Emunk /εmyɳk/ – to cause
Emyn /εmen/ – cause
Enber /εɳber/ – diagnostic
Enemine /εnεminε/ – available
Eneminery /εnεminεre/ – availability
Engam /εɳʧam/ – organ(instrument)
Eni /εni/ – off
Enid /εnid/ – nice
Enil /εnil/ – male
Enoiiinåë /εnɔʒiɳθεi/ – meaningless, without purpose
Enre /εɳrε/ – increase
Ensilva /εɳsilva/ – Hedge
Ensunk /εɳsyɳk/ – to sense
Epo /εpɔ/ – hope
Epod /εpɔd/ – dome
Eposi /εpɔsi/ – to hope
Epunk /εpyɳk/ – to prevent
Epy /εpe/ – self
Epyfodyl /εpefɔdyl/ – private
Epymon /εpemɔn/ – to cope
Epyʰylerunk /εpeːlεryɳk/ – to use the latrine/toilet
Eʰer /εːr/ – sweat
Er /εr/ – where
Ere /εrε/ – robe
Ereja /εrεja/ – four
Erejal /εrεjal/ – fourth
Eret /εrεt/ – sand
Eretofyn /εrεtɔfen/ – sandal
Eretsejad /εrεtsεjad/ – desert
Eris /εris/ – desire, lust
Erison /εrisaɔn/ – to desire, lust
Ernuåÿ /εrnyθai/ – to happen, occur
Ernunk /εrnyɳk/ – to happen(e.g in “I happened to come across this stone”)
Eron /εrɔn/ – to sweat
Ersyn /εrsen/ – familial love
Erson /εrson/ – to love familially
Erur /εryr/ – curve
Erus /εrys/ – corner
Erusol /εrysɔl/ – enclosure
Eruson /εrysɔn/ – to enclose
Erusunk /εrysyɳk/ – to surround
Erutina /εrytina/ – nature
Erutine /εrytinε/ – natural
Erutinadus /εrytinadys/ – science
Erutinamë /εrytinamεi/ – environmental
Erutinamyn /εrytinamen/ – environment
Eruwon /εryʋɔn/ – to square
Eruwone, eruwokaå /εryʋɔnε/ or /εryʋɔkaθ/– squared
Eruwos /εryʋɔs/ – square(noun)
Eruwyn /εryʋen/ – square(adjective)
Esaiiik /εsaʒik/ – native(adjective)
Esaiiikil /εsaʒikil/ – native(noun)
Esar /εsar/ – place, spot
Esasry /εsasre/ – suggestion
Esasunk /εsasyɳk/ + locative + participle OR infinitive – to suggest, hint at
Eskil /εskil/ – user
Esi /εsi/ – to insert
Esilamÿ /εsilamai/ – livestock
Esit /εsit/ – domestic
Esívvunk /εsɪgyɳk/ – to locate
Esï /εsɪi/ – use
Esïtë /εsɪitεi/ – useful
Eslar /εslar/ – to replace, substitute for
Eslarem /εslarεm/– replacement, substitution
Esoiiinåe /εsɔʒiɳθε/ – purpose, meaning
Eson /εsɔn/ – to use
Esõteron /εso̞ːtεrɔn/ – camp
Esõtezi /εso̞ːtεksi/ – to camp, go camping
Esrejunk /εsrεjyɳk/ – to deserve
Esta /εsta/ – waste
Estanal /εstanal/ – wasteland
Estar /εstar/ – to waste
Esu /εsy/ – house
Esur /εsyr/– surface
Esülif /εsɐilif/ – room
Esÿf /εsaif/ – location
Esÿjÿ /εsajːai/ – locative
Et /εt/ – the (things/ones)
Etan /εtan/ – song
Etanlif /εtaɳlif/ – poem
Etanlï /εtaɳlɪi/ – poetry
Etikïl /εtikɪil/ – speech
Etilon /ɛtilɔn/ – to devastate, ransack
Etima /εtima/ – etymological
Etimin /εtimin/ – letter(in the alphabet)
Etimojli /εtimɔili/ – vocabulary, lexicon
Etimos /εtimɔs/ – word, text
Etimosryjý /εtimɔsrejĭ/ – terminology (declines like plural)
Etimÿf /εtimaif/ – etymology
Etolerý /εtɔlεrĭ/ – news
Etolëf /εtɔlεif/ – (news) article
Etøn /εtaɔn/ – to pronounce
Etõ /εto̞ː/ – pronunciation
Etrefon /εtrεfɔn/ – to meet, come across
Etyjunk /εtejyɳk/ – to name
Etyldon /εteldɔn/ – to destroy
Etyldým /εteldĭm/ – destruction
Etýdunk /εtĭdyɳk/ – to wipe
Et-dividar /εtʔdividar/ – divide, separate
Et-divunk /εtʔdivyɳk/ – to alienate, exile
Et-divury /εtʔdivyre/ – exile
Etiry /ɛtire/ – crack, cleft
Etrefy /εtrεfe/ – meeting, gathering
Evim /εvim/ – possession(concept)
Evokil /εvɔkil/ – servant
Evos /εvɔs/ – service
Evuåÿ /εvyθai/ + genitive – to belong (to)
Evumoð /εvymɔð/– belief
Evumoðil /εvymɔðil/ – believer
Evunery /εvynεre/ – possession(item), property
Evunk /εvyɳk/ – to have
Eze /εksε/ – (highway)exit
Ezi /εksi/ – to spend
Ezzad /εzχad/ – midday
Ezze /εzχε/ – presence
Ezzim /εzχim/ – middle
Ezzým /εzχĭm/ – main
EΔΓa /ɛŋa/ – bitter
EΔΓary /ɛŋare/ – bitterness

Ë

Ë /εi/ + ablative – through
Ë /εi/ + genitive – between
Ëåöåëvö /εiθuθεivu/ – skilled
Ëåöåëvy /εiθuθεive/ – skill
Ëåunk /εiθyɳk/ – to smell
Ëåy /εiθe/ – smell, odour
Ëbivunk /εibivyɳk/ – to spread(out), scatter, distribute(personal)
ËÏR /εjɪir/ – I
Ëmil /εimil/ + ablative – throughout
Ënar /εinar/ – to crush
Ërrÿ /εiʃai/ – hot
Ëviåosunk /εiviθɔsyɳk/ – to train
Ëvitaå /εivitaθ/ – experienced
Ëvitar /εivitar/ – to experience
Ëvity /εivite/ – experience

F

Fakíl /fakɪl/ – torch
Fan /fan/ – (definite/indefinite)article
Fanekdynï /fanεk̚denɪi/ – careless, reckless
Fate /fatε/ – afterwards
Fel /fεl/ – final(adjective)
Feleri /fεlεri/ – relief
Felerunk /fεlεryɳk/ – to relieve
Feligon /fεliʧɔn/ – to arrive
Feligým /fɛliʧĭm/ – arrival
Felmary /fɛˡmare/ – goal
Felmarytam /fεˡmaretam/ – inspiration, model
Felon /fɛlɔn/ – to work(in the attempt to succeed)
Felpartit /fεlpartit/ – suffix
Felunk /fεlyɳk/ – to work(out)
Felÿnal /fεlainal/ – last(place)
Felÿsi /fεlaisi/ – to complete, finish, end
Feno /fεnɔ/ – iron
Feta /fεta/ – after
Fetÿgison /fεtaiʧisɔn/ – to bury
Fexun /fεzyn/ – harvest
Fezzøn /fεzχaɔn/ – to harvest
Fifif /fifif/ – angry
Fiktaron /fik̚tarɔn/ – to invent
Fiktiv /fik̚tiv/ – fiction
Fiktiver /fik̚tivɛr/ – fictional
Finyn /finen/ – career
Finÿ /finai/ – complete, total
Firunk /firyɳk/ – to establish
Fis /fis/ – office
Fíjyjaå /fɪjejaθ/ – space(astronomy)
Font /fɔɳt/ – font
Fortasdejimol /fɔrtasdɛjimɔl/ – strong
Fortemif /fɔrtɛmif/ – eagle
Fozze /fɔzχε/ – grape
Fozzeåø /fɔzχεθaɔ/ – wine
Fozzöwa /fɔzχuʋa/ – vineyard
Førif /faɔrif/ – furious
Førøn /faɔraɔn/ – to scowl
Fumyn /fymen/ – scowl
Furys /fyres/ – anger
Fy /fe/ – if
Fyfýn /fefĭn/ – raging
Fyjý /fejĭ/ – Fiji
Fyl /fel/ – final(noun)
Fylunk /felyɳk/ – to finalise
Fyna /fena/ – more
Fynalÿf /fenalaif/ – conditional
Fynamil /fynamil/ – often
Fynerunk /fenɛryɳk/ – to increase
Fynildar /fenildar/ – to flatter(someone else)
Fynisi /fenisi/ – to flatter(oneself)
Fýfyn /fĭfen/ – rage
Fyzi /feksi/ – touch(irregular 2nd declension verb)

G

Gafusi /ʧafysi/ – to eat
Gahh /ʧaχ/ – cup
Gaiie /ʧaʒε/ – line
Gaiiegar /ʧaʒεʧar/ – gradient
Gaiië /ʧaʒεi/ – straight, direct
Gaiiö /ʧaʒu/ – linear
Gakobunk /ʧakɔbyɳk/ – to pour
Gakõbunk /ʧako̞ːbyɳk/ – to spill
Garon /ʧarɔn/ – to clothe
Garoii /ʧarɔʒ/ – cloth
Garyn /ʧaren/ – clothes, clothing
Garr /ʧaʃ/ – tag
Gason /ʧasɔn/ – to bear, to stand
Gatan /ʧatan/ – curtain
Gelis /ʧɛlis/ – story
Gene /ʧɛnɛ/ – gene
Genë /ʧɛnɛi/ – genetic
Genö /ʧɛnu/ – moral(adjective)
Genöry /ʧɛnure/ – moral(noun)
Genõmer /ʧɛno̞ːmɛr/ – morality
Genÿf /ʧɛnaif/ – genitive
Gesín /ʧɛsɪn/ – insect
Gesÿ /ʧɛsai/ – history
Gevven /ʧɛgɛn/ – understanding (adjective)
Gëhöm /ʧεihum/ – parent
Gëf /ʧɛif/ – fig
Gel /ʧɛl/ – egg
Gi /ʧi/ – left (opposite of right)
Gigyn /ʧiʧen/ – pleasure
Gijina /ʧijina/ – camel
Gijýn /ʧijĭn/ – hill
Giiiin /ʧiʒin/ – fellow
Ginen /ʧinɛn/ – ending
Gino /ʧinɔ/ – superlative
Ginlib /ʧiɳlib/ – building
Gito /ʧitɔ/ – other
Gitowaåunin /ʧitɔʋaθynin/ – jealous (of + dative)
Gitysi /ʧitesi/ – to reference
Givinal /ʧivinal/ – pasture
Givunk /ʧivyɳk/ – to please
Givva /ʧiga/ – (if you)please
Gixankil /ʧizaɳkil/ – conqueror
Gixanunk /ʧizanyɳk/ – to conquer
Gixaným /ʧizanĭm/ – conquest
Gobingunk /ʧɔbiɳʧyɳk/ – to acknowledge
Gon /ʧɔn/ – to know(in general)
Gonol /ʧɔnɔl/ – very(not the same as gõx)
Gonte /ʧɔɳtɛ/ – information
Gontëf /ʧɔɳtɛif/ – data
Gontëføtÿf /ʧɔɳtɛifaɔtaif/ – database
Gote /ʧɔtɛ/ – understanding(noun)
Gõx /ʧo̞ːz/ – very, to a superlative extent
Gudus /ʧydys/ – linguistics
Gujagýdus /ʧyjaʧĭdys/ – linguistic
Gujavvla /ʧyjagla/ – language
Gulïgírr /ʧylɪiʧɪʃ/ – sweet
Gulïgírrim /ʧylɪiʧɪʃim/ – sweetness
Gulïklisi /ʧylɪik̚lisi/ – to indulge
Gumemil /ʧymɛmil/ – apocalypse
Gumemøl /ʧymɛmɔl/ – apocalyptic
Gÿ /ʧai/ – tea
Gÿf /ʧaif/ – jar
Gÿmil /ʧaimil/ – endtime
Gÿnýn /ʧainĭn/ – end

H

Ha /ha/ – there
Hanam /hanam/ – therefore, and so
Haven /havɛn/ – haven
Heladeji /hɛladɛji/ – alphabet
Het /hɛt/ – Act
Hol /hɔl/ – religious
Holarnet /hɔlarnɛt/ – month
Holy /hɔle/ – faith
Holykõbaå – faithful
Holyn /hɔlen/ – religion
Holyfokriset /hɔlefɔkrisɛt/ – Christianity
Homar /hɔmar/ – Year
Hosans /hɔsaɳs/ – hydrogen
Husunk /hysyɳk/ – push
Húk /hɐk/ – hook
Húpunk /hɐpyɳk/ – to descend(upon)
Hyla /hela/ – much, many, a lot of
Hylaʰem /helaɛm/ – precision
Hylaha /helaha/ – accurate
Hylahaʰem /helahaɛm/ – accuracy
Hylibenunk /helibɛnyɳk/ – to point (at + locative)
Hyliʰeka /heliɛka/ – elegant
Hyliʰi /heliː/ – precise, specific
Hylijarokil /helijarɔkil/ – designer
Hylijaron /helijarɔn/ – to design
Hyliʰysi /heliesi/ – to describe
Hyliʰysry /heliesre/ – description
Hyliry /helire/ – detail
Hylï /helɪi/ – detailed
Hyron /herɔn/ – to realise
Hÿtunk /haityɳk/ – to act(upon + genitive)

HH

HHad /χad/ – day
HHadyn /χaden/ – daily
HHages /χaʧɛs/ – diary
HHanok /χanɔk/ – today
HHäme /χɵːmɛ/ – amount
HHendel /χɛɳdɛl/ – general
HHerýk /χɛrĭk/ – violence
HHerýktam /χɛrĭk̚tam/ – aggression
HHerýnk /χɛrĭɳk/ – violent
HHerýntam /χɛrĭɳtam/ – aggressive
HHigÿn /χiʧain/ – severe
HHiju /χijy/ – what
HHïfïn /χɪifɪin/ – violation
HHïfunk /χɪifyɳk/ – to violate
HHör /χur/ – burg(mostly for placenames)
HHýhh /χĭχ/ – horrific
HHýrala /χĭrala/ – disastrous
HHýralif /χĭralif/ – disaster
HHýrýhh /χĭrĭχ/ – horror

I

Ibajo /ibajɔ/ – by
Ibajøn /ibajaɔn/ – to join
Ibapes /ibapɛs/ – bypass
Ibe /ibɛ/ – show, display
Ibekil /ibɛkil/ – companion
Ibelunk /ibɛlyɳk/ – to take out, away
Ibenunk /ibɛnyɳk/ – to show, display (to + dative)
Ibetýdunk /ibɛtĭdyɳk/ – to wipe out
Ibina /ibina/ – exodus
Ibivunk /ibivyɳk/ – to spread(out), scatter, distribute(impersonal)
Iblasi /iblasi/ – to steal(from + ablative)
Iblakil /iblakil/ – thief
Ibøwøn /ibaɔʋaɔn/ – to escape, run away
Ibÿf /ibaif/ – ablative
Idif /idif/ – flesh
Ido /idɔ/ – body
Idoreta /idɔrɛta/ – ocean
Idunk /idyɳk/ – to bless
Idury /idyre/ – blessing
Ifehu /ifɛhy/ – fury
Ifehh /ifɛχ/ – common, normal
Ifen /ifɛn/ – sorrow
Ifery /ifɛre/ – standard
Iferyr /ifɛrer/ – to standardise
Ifi /ifi/ – general, generally, usually, probably
Ifiry /ifire/ – convention
Iforar /ifɔrar/ – to curse
Iforat /ifɔrat/ – curse
Igros /iʧrɔs/ – hand
Igrynajil /iʧrenajil/ – widow
Igrynanil /iʧrenanil/ – widower
Igyn /iʧen/ – knowledge
Ihe /ihε/ – silent
Iʰibalon /iːbalɔn/ – to stumble
Iʰigõ /iːʧo̞ː/ – for a short time, briefly
Iʰýninigon /iˑniniʧɔn/ – to slip/sneak through/in
Ihýt /ihĭt/ – silence
Ijaner /ijanɛr/ – miraculous
Ijanu /ijany/ – miracle
Ijisi /ijisi/ – to call out
Ikø /ikaɔ/ – from beneath
Ilmaʰa /iˡmaː/ – cell
Ilunk /ilyɳk/ – to shine
Iluptúson /ilyptɐsɔn/ – to include
Iluptyson /ilyptesɔn/ – to contain
Imdõma /iɱdo̞ːma/ – free(economically)
Imen /imεn/ – sense(as in ‘common sense’)
Imesoåÿ /imεsɔθai/ – to look, seem
Imfer /iɱfεr/ – (e.g bank) account
Imilon /imilɔn/ – to last
Impentor /iɱpεɳtɔr/ – money
Impentõmÿ /iɱpεɳto̞ːmai/ – economy
Impentö /iɱpεɳtu/ – economic
Impentöjif /iɱpεɳtujif/ – commercial
Impentunk /iɱpεɳtyɳk/ – to buy
Impentyna /iɱpεɳtena/ – rich
Impifý /iɱpifĭ/ – loot, bounty (declines like plural)
Impiklos /iɱpik̚lɔs/ – treasure
Impovÿf /iɱpɔvaif/ – wealth
Imsoåÿ /iɱsɔθai/ + dative – to cost
Indon /iɳdɔn/ – town
Ine /inε/ + genitive – beyond
Infõ /iɳfo̞ː/ – most
Infújon /iɳfɐjɔn/ – to obsess
Infün /iɳfɐin/ – obsession
Infyki /iɳfeki/ – whoever
Infyni /iɳfeni/ – always, forever, all the time
Infÿn /iɳfain/ – whatever
Inizi /iniksi/ – to crucify
Ink /iɳk/ – ink
Inkÿsi /iɳkaisi/ – to burn
Inry /iɳre/ – move, play
Inryr /iɳrer/ – to move, play
Intra /iɳtra/ – entrance
Intran /iɳtran/ – introduction
Intrar /iɳtrar/ – to enter
Intrunk /iɳtryɳk/ – to introduce
Insa /iɳsa/ – custom, tradition, practice
Inver /iɳvεr/ – murderer
Invige /iɳviʧɛ/ – murder
Invigeni /iɳviʧɛni/ – to die, be dead
Invigenoåÿ /iɳviʧenɔθai/ – to murder
Invigentë /iɳviʧɛɳtɛi/ – mortal
Invigim /iɳviʧim/ – death
Inynus /inenys/ – job
Iný /inĭ/ – secret(noun)
Inývvla /inĭgla/ – code
Irnalonti /irnalɔɳti/ – dictionary
Isfek /isfεk/ – speck
Isoron /isɔrɔn/ – to isolate
Isorõn /isɔro̞ːn/ – isolation
Isoru /isɔry/ – isolated
Isu /isy/ – 6
Itse /itsɛ/ – salty
Itsy /itse/ – salt
IvvleΔΓe /iglɛŋɛ/ – glass
IvvliΔΓilif /igliŋilif/ – window
Ivvunk /igyɳk/ – to understand
Ivvurunk /igyryɳk/ – to interpret
Ivvury /igyre/ – interpretation
Iwõkon /iʋo̞ːkɔn/ – to chase away, drive off
Ixolyn /izɔlen/ – organ(structure within organisms)
Izi /iksi/ – to speak
Izikil /iksikil/ – contact
IΔΓíd /iŋɪd/ – fresh, ripe
IΔΓsuΔΓus /iŋsyŋys/ – blood

Ï

Ïkil /ɪikil/ – humanity
Ïlukÿf /ɪilykaif/ – message
Ïlukÿl /ɪilykail/ – messenger
Ïmar /ɪimar/ – to appreciate
Ïmym /ɪimaim/ – appreciation

II

IIiniii /ʒiniʒ/ – relevant
IIinoåÿ /ʒinɔθai/ – to be useful
IIinonery /ʒinɔnεre/ – resource
IIowa(-wý) /ʒɔʋa/ – arrow

J

Jad /jad/ – stone
Jak /jak/ – certain
Jakon /jakɔn/ – to assure
Jakunk /jakyɳk/ – to define
Jakry /jakre/ – certainty
Janem /janε/ – proud
Janry /jaɳre/ – pride
Jantinry /jaɳtiɳre/ – hubris
Janukil /janykil/ – wanderer
Janunk /janyɳk/ – to wander
Jasi /jasi/ – to be sure
Jawa /jaʋa/ – away
Jawasi /jaʋasi/ – to be absent
Jawusunk /jaʋysyɳk/ – to push away
Jawyr /jaʋer/ – to despair
Jawyris /jaʋeris/ – despair
Jawÿbajo /jaʋaibajɔ/ + ablative without definite article – away from
Jazyn /jaksen/ – definite
Jazýn /jaksĭn/ – definition
Jaåer /jaθεr/ – command
Jaåevunk /jaθεvyɳk/ – to own
Jaåevy /jaθεve/ – ownership
Jaåysi /jaθesi/ – to command
Jaåywesi /jaθeʋεsi/ – to obey
Jaåywesry /jaθeʋεsre/ – obedience
Jä /jɵː/ – rock
Jedon /jεdɔn/ – to weed
Jeftam /jεftam/ – sister
Jegön – weed(drug)
Jehal /jεhal/ – health
jeron /jεrɔn/ – to warn
Jeroner /jεrɔnεr/ – warning
Jeruʰy /jεrye/ – advice
Jerunk /jεryɳk/ – to advise
Jetil /jεtil/ – age(in years)
Jiiiyno /jiʒenɔ/ – type, kind
Jiiiynon /jiʒenɔn/ – to classify
Jiiiynory /jiʒenɔre/ – classification
Jijar /jijar/ – to perfect
Jije /jijε/ – high(up)
Jijída /jijɪda/ – perfect
Jijídam /jijɪdam/ – perfection
Jijímfün /jijɪɱfɐin/ – perfectionism
Jijratem /jijratεm/ – high street
Jijraterum /jijratεrum/ – town centre
Jinz /jiɳks/ – junction
Jizi /jiksi/ – to switch, interchange
Joʰy /jɔe/ – rule
Jojël /jɔjεil/ – young
Jokar /jɔkar/ – to knock
Jokil /jɔkil/ – healer
Joler /jɔlεr/ – new
Jolva /jɔlva/ – sexual
Jolvytar /jɔˡvetar/ – to have (sexual) intercourse (with)
Jolvytry /jɔˡvetre/ – sex, sexual intercourse
Jos /jɔs/ – queen
Josi /jɔsi/ – to think critically
Joven /jɔvεn/ – government
Jovon /jɔvɔn/ – to rule
Jöf /juf/ – control
Jöfasunk /jufasyɳk/ – to disobey
Jöfsuʰunk /jufsyːɳk/ – to gain control
Jöfunk /jufyɳk/ – to control
Jörisem /jurisεm/ – journalism
Jöriskil /juriskil/ – journalist
Jõkil /jo̞ːkil/ – doctor
Jõnunk /jo̞ːnyɳk/ – to heal
Jøtun /jaɔtyn/ – mode (situation, e.g ‘survival mode’)
Jørri /jaɔʃi/ – firm
Jøwøn /jaɔʋaɔn/ – to flee
Jylo /jelɔ/ – zebra (Jýlo)

K

Kajesinop /kajεsinɔp/ – casino
Kal /kal/ – vehicle
Kalse /kaˡsε/ – carbon
Kalsesary /kaˡsεsare/ – ash
Kampus /kaɱpys/ – campus
Kanon /kanɔn/ – to reproduce
Kalym /kalem/ – potassium
Karol /karɔl/ – local (person who is from a certain place, from said place’s point of view)
Käde /kɵːdɛ/ – cover
Kaåon /kaθɔn/ + infinitive – to force, make
Kasan /kasan/ – oil
Kaxdunk /kazdyɳk/ – to stand
Kãstytes /kɑːstetɛs/ – prison
Kãstyteskil /kɑːstetɛskil/ – prisoner
Keftajif /kεftajif/ – niece
Keftam /kεftam/ – sibling
Keftanif /kεftanif/ – nephew
Kejüsä /kɛjɐisɵː/ – olive
Kejzi /kεiksi/ – to affect
Kekil /kεkil/ – who
Kelen /kεlεn/ – empty
Kelon /kεlɔn/ – to empty
Kelos /kεlɔs/ – case, box
Kelyn /kεlen/ – emptiness
Kerÿlad /kεrailad/ – black
Keses /kεsεs/ – green
Kesry /kεsre/ – effect
Kësøn /kεisaɔn/ – to opt
Kifon /kifɔn/ – to drag, pull
Kikel /kikεl/ – which
Kikil /kikil/ – like, similar to
Kikunk /kikyɳk/ – to relate
Kikýl /kikĭl/ – complementary, corresponding
Kilomyter /kilɔmetεr/ – kilometre
Kïlano /kɪilanɔ/ – chain(e.g of amino acids)
Kïløsam /kɪilaɔsam/ – brand, trademark
Kïløsi /kɪilaɔsi/ – to group
Kïlý /kɪilĭ/ – group, community
Kobon /kɔbɔn/ – to fill
Kobovõsa /kɔbɔvo̞ːsa/ – full
Kobovõsabyn /kɔbɔvo̞ːsaben/ – fully, in full
Kolel /kɔlεl/ – whole
Kon /kɔn/ – to multiply
Kone /kɔnε/ + ablative – times
Könkor /kuɳkɔr/ – concourse
Kor /kɔr/ – Pork
Koromunk /kɔrɔmyɳk/ – to ruin, spoil, corrupt, pervert, stain
Korory /kɔrɔre/ – corruption, perversion
Korunk /kɔryɳk/ – to cover
Kovar /kɔvar/ – to sing
Kõlam /ko̞ːlam/ – column
Kõlon /ko̞ːlɔn/ – colon
kõsi /ko̞ːsi/ – to cut
Krise /krisε/ – christian(adjective)
Krisekil /krisεkil/ – christian(noun)
Kriset /krisεt/ – Christ
Krisøk /krisaɔk/ – analysis
Krisøn /krisaɔn/ – to analyse
Krohyry /krɔhere/ – range
Krok /krɔk/ – high(in amount)
Kroketu /krɔkεty/ – highway
Kromeåar /krɔmεθar/ – to promote
Kromeðy /krɔmεðe/ – promotion
Krosi /krɔsi/ – crossing
Krõsi /kro̞ːsi/ – to cross
Krøå /kraɔθ/ – almost, nearly
Krýs /krĭs/ – priest
Køsyn /kaɔsen/ – option
Køzano /kaɔksanɔ/ – bottom
Køzanomer /kaɔksanɔmεr/ – denominator
Krif /krif/ – far
Krýnek /krĭnεk/ – cattle
Krut /kryt/ – synagogue
Kulota /kylɔta/ – eye
Kuxen /kyzεn/ – bronze
Køkyn /kaɔken/ – as though
Køl /kaɔl/ – as, as well as
Køno /kaɔnɔ/ – rear, back, backside
Kønøtÿf /kaɔnaɔtaif/ – background
Køryn /kaɔren/ – stomach
Køwon /kaɔʋɔn/ – to know(personally)
Køxe /kaɔzε/ – under, beneath, below
Kwinkwa /kwiɳkwa/ – five
Kwinkwanal /kwinkwanal/ – 50th
Kwinkwano /kwinkwanɔ/ – pentagon
Kwinkwanos /kwinkwanɔs/ – 50
Kylÿb /kelaib/ – will(noun(document written before death to state last wishes))
Kyn /ken/ – ruin(noun)
Kyna /kena/ – cinema
Kyson /kesɔn/ – to choose, select, pick
Kyswunk /keswyɳk/ – to check
Kýn /kĭn/ – although, despite
Kÿson /kaisɔn/ – choice

L

Lafa /lafa/ – hard(with a great effort)
Lamina /lamina/ – animal
Laminekakil /laminεkakil/ – hunter
Laminekar /laminεkar/ – to hunt
Lamineta /laminεta/ – meat
Lano /lanɔ/ – side
Lajon /lajɔn/ – lane
Lasi /lasi/ – to take away(by force)
Lat /lat/ – art
Latiso /latisɔ/ – hospital
Larrit /laʃit/ – alright, O.K.
Lavis /lavis/ – festival
Lavona /lavɔna/ – piano
Lavonÿf /lavɔnaif/ – harp
Lazi /laksi/ – to celebrate
Lazým /laksĭm/ – celebration
Lekon /lεkɔn/ – to rate
Lema /lεma/ – tribe
Lemyn* /lεmen/ – harbour
Lemysilif – /lεmesilif/ childbirth
Lemyvitar /lεmevitar/ – to give birth (to + genitive)
Lery /lεre/ – opening
Levvesÿ /lεgεsai/ – leviticus
Liåijo /liθijɔ/ – lithium
Lihhÿr /liχair/ – grey
Lihhif /liχif/ – white
Lihhet /liχεt/ – light(noun)
Lij /lij/ – open
Lijyr /lijer/ – to open
Likýl – fair
Lisi /lisi/ – to call
Lo /lɔ/ – old
Löhh – /luχ/ school
Lomodløn /lɔmɔᵈlaɔn/ – old-fashioned
Lopa /lɔpa/ – forgiveness
Lorre /loʃɛ/ – Earth
Löryn /luren/ – school uniform
Lõdekil /lo̞ːdεkil/ – elder
Lõt /lo̞ːt/ – flute
Lubunk /lybyɳk/ – abide
Lugry /lyʧre/ – bullet
Luner /lynεr/ – moon
Lunhhe /lyɳχε/ – lunch
Lunk /lyɳk/ – to calm down, be calm
Luným /lynĭm/ – calmness
Lureg /lurεʧ/ – gun
Lydon /ledɔn/ – to play (a game)
Lyganus /leʧanys/ – extension, elongation
Lyganuzi /leʧanyksi/ – to extend(personal)
Lyganuzunk /leʧanyksyɳk/ – to extend, elongate(impersonal)
Lyhh /leχ/ – rate
Lyjes /lejεs/ – lion
Lymif /lemif/ – raven
Lyner /lenε/ – precious
Lynif /lenif/ – distance
Lynúf /lenɐf/ – distant
Lynunk /lenyɳk/ – to distance
Lynyl /lenel/ – length
Lynyný /lenenĭ/ – dimensions(relating to mapping something out)
Lywe /leʋε/ – consequential
Lywerar /leʋεrar/ – to follow
Lywerer /leʋεrεr/ – consequence
Lywël /leʋεil/ – follower
Lÿn /lain/ – uncommon, rare

M

Mahhaʰözi /maχauksi/ – peace
Mahhajýgon /maχajĭʧɔn/ – to retreat
Mahhe /maχε/ – power, authority
Mahheʰe /maχεː/ – might
Mahhekõbaå /maχεko̞ːbaθ/ – powerful
Mahhi /maχi/ – ally
Mahhilï /maχilɪi/ – alliance
Mahhik /maχik/ – magic
Mahhø /maχaɔ/ – mighty
Mahhözï /maχuksɪi/ – peaceful
Mahhúme /maχɐmɛ/ – absolute, supreme, sovereign
Mahhýnta /maχĭɳta/ – hostile
Maj /maj/ – May(month)
Majúr /majɐr/ – major
Malmýl /maˡmĭl/ – repetition
Malyk /malek/ – cream
Malyn /malen/ – creamy
Manor /manɔr/ – manor
Manunk /manyɳk/ – to phrase
Mar /mar/ – to make, reach, reach out
Mardun /mardun/ – verb
Masame /masamε/ – deuteronomy
Mat /mat/ – market
Materiz /matεriks/ – matrix
Mavan /mavan/ – psalm
Maå /maθ/ – air
Maåodor /maθɔdɔr/ – runway
Mänøn /mɵːnaɔn/ – to engage
Megu /mεʧy/ – everyone else
Meʰeli /mεːli/ – mail
Meʰelunk /mεːlyɳk/ – to mail
Melsik /mεˡsik/ – lightning
Melsilif /mεˡsilif/ – shock(noun)
Meltam /mεˡtam/ – worry
Meltar /mεˡtar/ – to worry
Melxib /mεˡzib/ – thunder
Memon /mεmɔn/ – all
Men /mεn/ – remains
Menåiv /mεɳθiv/ – it is/they are admitted
Menåõv /mεɳθo̞ːv/ – it/they will be admitted
Menåyv /mεɳθev/ – it was/they were admitted
Menåÿ /mεɳθai/ – to admit, confess
Menõsi /mεno̞ːsi/ – to stay, remain, dwell
Mentan /mεɳtan/ – when
Metroselta /mεtrɔsεlta/ – metro station
Miiiilmon /miʒiˡmɔn/ – to practise
Miiiiry /miʒire/ – practice
Mikalon /mikalɔn/ – to cry
Mil /mil/ – time(e.g in spacetime)
Mildõk /mildo̞ːk/ – contemporary, of that time
Milelun /milεlyn/ – gradual
Milmil /miˡmil/ – again
Milmilon miˡmilɔn– to repeat
Milnok /miˡnɔk/ – already
Milnõ /miˡno̞ː/ – until
Miloler /milɔlεr/ – since
Milry /miˡre/ – duration
Milsuwon /miˡsyʋɔn/ – to get back, retrieve, recover
Milsýsi /miˡsĭsi/ – to wait, be patient
Milýl /milĭl/ – recent
Mizilif /miksilif/ – tear
Minø /minaɔ/ + resultant – behind
Mison /misɔn/ – to place, put
Mixer /mizεr/ – help
Mixõ /mizo̞ː/ – helpful
Mixødon /mizaɔdɔn/ + dative – to help
Mixøtë /mizaɔtεi/ – helpable
MiΔΓ /miŋ/ – link
MiΔΓunk /miŋyɳk/ – to link
Mínymÿ /mɪnemai/ – age, long period of time
Míson /mɪsɔn/ – to alight
Modløn /mɔᵈlaɔn/ – fashioned
Modo /mɔdɔ/ – fashion
Modø /mɔdaɔ/ – worship
Modunk /mɔdyɳk/ – to worship
Moðøry /mɔðaɔre/ – altar
Monder /mɔɳdεr/ – random
Monetys /mɔnεtes/ – name
Monetÿf /mɔnεtaif/ – nominative
Monin /mɔnin/ – noun
Monoset /mɔnɔsεt/ – yellow
Monot /mɔnɔt/ – mountain
Mont /mɔɳt/ – mount
Mosunk /mɔsyɳk/ – to sell
Motor /mɔtɔr/ – motor
Motorwy /mɔtɔrwe/ – motorway
Monubøjynury /mɔnybaɔjenyre/ – typography
Monunk /mɔnyɳk/ – to type
Monutimory /mɔnytimɔre/ – typology
Mõnuåÿ /mo̞ːnyθai/ – to matter
Muntegra /myɳtεʧra/ – silver
Muserrum /mysɛʃym/ – museum
Mygõ /meʧo̞ː/ – time, occasion
Mylmilö /meˡmilu/ – continuous
Mylmilunk /meˡmilyɳk/ – to continue
Mylunk /melyɳk/ – to dread
Mymolil /memɔlil/ – ham
Myn /men/ – world
Myna /mena/ – global
Myndovv /meɳdɔg/ – praise(noun)
Mynö /menu/ – apple
Mynym /menem/ – watch
Mynysyn /menesen/ – synonym
Myr /mer/ – to consider
Myralysi /meralesi/ – to swear
Myrä /merɵː/ – considerate
Myros /merɔs/ – stupid
Myrosil /merɔsil/ – idiot
Myrõs /mero̞ːs/ – insult
Myrõsi /mero̞ːsi/ – to insult
Myrununk /merynyɳk/ – to mock
Myrunury /merynyre/ – mockery
Myryn /meren/ – consideration
Myter /metεr/ – metre
Myze /meksε/ – dread
Mýl /mĭl/ – during, meanwhile
Mÿ /mai/ – race (competition)
Mÿblasi /maiblasi/ – to rob
Mÿblakil /maiblakil/ – robber
Mÿjat /majːat/ – policy
Mÿjidunk /majːidyɳk/ – to submit (e.g an application), enter
Mÿjidury /majːidure/ – submission, application, entry
Mÿjin /majːin/ – formal
Mÿjysi /majːesi/ – to report, announce (to + locative)
Mÿzi /maiksi/ – to access
Mÿn /main/ – then
Mÿnun /mainyn/ – phrase

N

Na /na/ – and
Naåel /naθεl/ – extreme
Nagíf /naʧɪf/– formula
Nagralif /naʧralif/ – problem
Nagraåon /naʧraθɔn/ – to soar
Nagraxdunk /naʧrazdyɳk/ – to bow
Nagraxým /naʧrazĭm/ – bow(for the crowd)
Nagre /naʧrε/ – great, grand, majestic
Nagrebaruwer /naʧrɛbaryʋɛr/ – profit
Nagrebaruwon /naʧrɛbaryʋɔn/ – to profit
Nagrediga /naʧrεdiʧa/ – great bridge
Nagredÿme /naʧrεdaimε/ – covenant
Nagrery /naʧrεre/ – greatness, grandness, majesty
Nagrevul /naʧrεvyl/ – eschatology
Nagribif /naʧribif/ – page
Nagribïf /naʧribɪif/ – tab
Nagrinry /naʧriɳre/ – game
Nagrïkÿl /naʧrɪikail/ – envoy
NagröΔΓydus /naʧruŋedys/ – phonology
Nagrukil /naʧrykil/ – mathematician
Nagrumer /naʧrymɛr/ – mathematical
Nagrumÿf /naʧrymaif/ – mathematics
Nagrunk /naʧryɳk/ – to advance, proceed
Nagrysi /naʧresi/ – to boast
Namdög /naɱduʧ/ – confident, brave, bold
Namdögry /naɱduʧre/ – confidence, bravery, boldness
Namnõåunk /naɱno̞ːθyɳk/ – to set a trap (for + dative)
Nas /nas/ – against
Nasja /nasʲa/ – tower
Naslan /naslan/ + dative – opposite (directionally)
Nasriset /nasrisεt/ – antichrist
Natal /natal/ – birth
Nazaxdunk /naksazdyɳk/ – to oppose
Nazaxer /naksazεr/ – opposition
Näsi /nɵːsi/ – to be allowed, licensed
Näsit /nɵːsit/ – wild
Näsnal /nɵːsnal/ – wilderness
Näsoåÿ /nɵːsɔθai/ – to allow, license
Näsomÿry /nɵːsɔmaire/ – permission, access
Näsry /nɵːsre/ – allowance, license
Natarrem /nataʃɛm/ – chance, luck
Nãgrys /nɑːʧres/ – title
Nebynesu /nεbenεsy/ – homeless
Ned /nεd/ – low, down
Nedam /nεdam/ – memory
Nedehunk /nɛdɛhyɳk/ – to philosophise
Nedeta /nεdεta/ – philosphy
Nedetë /nεdεtεi/ – philosophical
Nedyl /nεdel/ – lower
Nedyn /nεden/ – brain
Nef /nεf/ – ever
Nefon /nɛfɔn/ – to lament
Neføn /nɛfaɔn/ – lamentation
Neftam /nɛftam/ – brother
Nefÿn /nεfain/ – everlasting
Neiientë /nɛʒɛɳtɛi/ – immortal
Nejak /nεjak/ – uncertain
Nejakry /nεjakre/ – uncertainty
Nejan /nεjan/ + resultant – instead(of)
Nejol /nɛjɔl/ – weak
Nejolaåer /nɛjɔlaθɛr/ – instruction
Nejolaåysi /nɛjɔlaθesi/ – to instruct
Nejon /nɛjɔn/ – to divide(maths)(use present passive participle + ablative)
Nejújunk /nɛjɐjyɳk/ – to omit
Nejüry /nejɐire/ – omission
Nejy /nεje/ – at least
Nek /nεk/ – not
Nek…nek /nεk… nεk/ – neither…nor
Nekahh /nεkaχ/ – mercy
Nekar /nεkar/ – to kill
Nekdäsi /nɛk̚dɵːsi/ – to despise
Nekgenö /nɛk̚ʧɛnu/ – immoral
Nekgenõmer /nɛk̚ʧɛno̞ːmɛr/ – immorality
Neklihhet /nɛk̚liχɛt/ – dark
Nekøkaå /nɛkaɔkaθ/ – strange, foreign
Nekøkaåil /nɛkaɔkaθil/ – stranger, foreigner
Nekølaå /nɛkaɔlaθ/ – sober
Nekwasunin /nɛʋasynin/ – blind
Nekyåuwon /nɛkeθyʋɔn/ – to refuse, deny
Nekytï /nεketɪi/ – false
Nekytïkil /nεketɪikil/ – deceiver
Nekytïkunk /nεketɪikyɳk/ – to deceive
Nelekÿmi /nεlεkaimi/ – vowel
Nelfa /nεˡfa/ – easy
Nelfÿiiin /nɛˡfaiʒin/ – practical
Nelgon /nɛˡʧɔn/ – to drop(in level/value)
Nelid /nεlid/ – soft
Nelidaåusry /nεlidaθysre/ – software
Nelil /nεlil/ – disadvantages
Neluným /nεlynĭm/ – stress
Nemixyte /nɛmizetɛ/ – helpless
Nemo /nɛmɔ/ – see nemsi
Nemot /nɛmɔt/ – betrayal
Nemoton /nɛmɔtɔn/ – to betray, secretly turn against
Nemsi /nɛɱsi/ – to subtract
Nemsine /nɛɱsinɛ/ + ablative – minus
Nemtakon /nɛɱtakɔn/ – to mean, actually say
Nemtasky /nɛɱtaske/ – intent
Nemtazi /nɛɱtaksi/ – to intend
Nemtunk /nɛɱtyɳk/ – to mean, actually contain
Nemy /nεme/ – airport
Nenãn /nɛnɑːn/ – smile
Nenes /nεnεs/ – sad
Nenesah /nɛnɛsaɦ/ – sadness
Nenezyn /nεnεksen/ – misery
Nenezyr /nεnεkser/ – to be miserable
Nenip /nεnip/ – dirty
Neniper /nεnipεr/ – dirtiness
Neniry /nεnire/ – dirt
Neno /nɛnɔ/ – region
Nenõk /nɛno̞ːk/ – no longer
Nenunk /nɛnyɳk/ – to smile
Nenúðunk /nenɐðyɳk/ – to quarrel
Nenúðury /nɛnɐðyre/ – quarrel
Neʰes /nɛːs/ – I am happy
Neʰís /nɛɪs/ – see si
Nes /nɛs/ – happy
Nesah /nɛsaɦ/ – happiness
Nesi /nεsi/ – to be happy, rejoice
Nesmil /nεsmil/ – event
Nestë /nεstεi/ – able to be happy
Neta /nεta/ – starvation
Netetar /nεtεtar/ – to starve
Neto /nɛtɔ/ – content(noun)
Netojunk /nɛtɔjyɳk/ – to encapsulate
Netøn /nɛtaɔn/ – to mean, entail
Netöf /nεtuf/ – encapsulation
Netukil /nεtykil/ – liar
Netur /nεtyr/ – lie
Neva /nεva/ – heaven(-jý)
Nevykaå /nɛvekaθ/ – sudden, suddenly
Nevÿb /nεvaib/ – heavenly
Nezi /nεksi/ – to not be, cease to exist
Nezõsi /nɛkso̞ːsi/ – to remove
Në /nεi/ – lack, shortage
Nëbyn /nεiben/ + genitive – without
Nëdãr /nɛidɑːr/ – to remember
Nëfunk /nɛifyɳk/ – to drain
Nëhhü /nɛiχɐi/ – different
Nëhhým /nεiχĭm/ – difference
Nëiiyn /nɛiʒen/ – cold(noun)
Nëiiynys /nɛiʒenes/ – winter
Nërra /nɛiʃa/ – cold(adjective)
Nësi /nεisi/ – to lack
Nëtunk /nɛityɳk/ – to lie(as opposed to telling the truth)
Nëtü /nɛitɐi/ – fake
Nëvunk /nɛivyɳk/ – to lose
Nëzunk /nɛiksyɳk/ – to negate
Ni /ni/ – in
Ni + dative – into
Ni + genitive – among
Nidar /nidar/ – to ride
Nidub /nidyb/ – government
Nigon /niʧɔn/ – to go
Nigojn /niʧoin/ – to go, fare
Niʰe /niε/ – secret(adjective/adverb)
Nihilal /nihilal/ – zero
Nihhet /niχεt/ – night
Nijagar /nijaʧar/ – to invite
Nijunk /nijyɳk/ – to rain
Nilan /nilan/ – inside(prepositional)
Nilunk /nilyɳk/ – to take in
Nilyn /nilen/ – inside(noun)
Nildon /niˡdɔn/ – port
Nimihil /nimihil/ – mever
Nimihilmil /nimihiˡmil/ – never again
Nimoda /nimɔda/ – domain
Ninev /ninεv/ – exit
Ninevunk /ninɛvyɳk/ – to exit, leave
Ninevah – evening
Ninkunk /niɳkyɳk/ – to walk
Ninrron /niɳʃɔn/ – exploration, to explore
Nisok /nisɔk/ – Cuisine
Nirrid /niʃid/ – dimension
Nitokum /nitɔkym/ – nothing much
Nituje /nityjε/ – nickel
Nivon /nivɔn/ – to move(similar to nigon)
Nok /nɔk/ – now
Nõʰok /no̞ːɔk/ – immediately, at once
Nõk /no̞ːk/ – from now on
Nõletarë /no̞ːlɛtarɛi/ – unreasonable
Nomÿnar /nɔmainar/ – to turn(into(impersonally))
Nomyl /nɔmel/ – lemon
Nonego /nɔnɛʧɔ/ – non-region(term used for small parts of land between regions of a city)
Non /nɔn/ – to turn(in some direction)
Nop /nɔp/ – point
Nor /nɔr/ – north
Nornal /nɔrnal/ – kingdom, empire
Nos /nɔs/ – king
Notijap /nɔtijap/ – temptation
Nove /nɔvε/ – top, summit
Novemer /nɔvεmεr/ – numerator
Novesu /nɔvεsy/ – roof, ceiling
Nönon /nunɔn/ – to crawl
Numer /nymεr/ – number
Numerilsi /nymεriˡsi/ – to number
Numunk /nymyɳk/ – to count
Numyn /nymen/ – count
Nunk /nyɳk/ – notice
Nununk /nynyɳk/ – to laugh
Nur /nyr/ – trombone
Núd /nɐd/ – direction
Nøn /naɔn/ – hunger
Nøtunk /naɔtyɳk/ – to hunger
Nøva /naɔva/ + genitive – on top of, above
Nøwe /naɔʋɛ/ – head, chief
Ny /ne/ – ever
Nyfen /nefεn/ – joy
Nÿjon /najːɔn/ – to break
Nymok /naimɔk/ – even(opposite of ‘odd’)
Nyr /ner/ – rain
Nyron /nerɔn/ – to awake
Nysi /nesi/ – to gossip
Nýk /nĭk/ – no(opposite of yes)
Nývar /nĭvar/ – to move(push someone somewhere)
Nÿf /naif/ – negative
Nÿn /nain/ – broken
Nÿsi /naisi/ – to be disallowed, forbidden
Nÿsoåÿ /naisɔθai/ – to disallow, forbid
Nÿzyn /naiksen/ – indefinite
D.Nal /ᵈnal/ – land, country
D.Naly /ᵈnale/ – international
D.Nalý /ᵈnalĭ/ – lands, countries

O

Oʰo /ɔː/ – exclamation of surprise/emphasis
Odunk /ɔdyɳk/ – to argue, make the argument(that)
Odury /ɔdyre/ – argument
Oheå /ɔhεθ/ – this
Ohhoj /ɔχɔj/ – 8
Ohhojal /ɔχɔjal/ – eighth
Oiiel /ɔʒεl/ – anywhere
Oiien /ɔʒεn/ – any
Oiienal /ɔʒεnal/ – first, original
Oiienan /ɔʒεnan/ – once
Oiienzzi /ɔʒεɳzχi/ – 1
Oiion /ɔʒɔn/ – anything
Oiiÿn /ɔʒain/ – anyone
Ojero /ɔjεrɔ/ – cunning
Ojerton /ɔjεrtɔn/ – to trick
Ojmi /ɔimi/ – row
Ojuii /ɔjyʒ/ – pink
Ojÿlef /ɔjailεf/ – brown
Ojÿlefnys /ɔjailεfnes/ – autumn
Ok /ɔk/ – that(resultant)
Ole /ɔlε/ – hello
Olesi /ɔlεsi/ – to greet, send one’s greetings
Ome /ɔmε/ – that(descriptive)
Omo /ɔmɔ/ – see omsi
Omsi /ɔɱsi/ – to add, contribute (to + ablative)
Omsine /ɔɱsinɛ/ + ablative – plus
On /ɔn/ – to do
Onery /ɔnεre/ – deed
Ono /ɔnɔ/ – no
Onodisetabelmentarisem /ɔnɔdisɛtabɛˡmɛɳtarisɛm/ – antidisestablismentarianism
Onoginen /ɔnɔʧinɛn/ – infinite, eternal
Onoginenev /ɔnɔʧinɛnɛv/ – infinitive
Onoginerým /ɔnɔʧinɛrĭm/ – infinity
Onokil /ɔnɔkil/ – no one
Onory /ɔnɔre/ – nothing
Onosun /ɔnɔsyn/ – short-sighted, short-term
Onosuni /ɔnɔsyni/ – reluctantly
Onowõs /ɔnɔʋo̞ːs/ – square-root
Onõwon /ɔnɔʋo̞ːn/ – to square-root
Ontë /ɔɳtεi/ – doable
Ontejï /ɔɳtɛjɪi/ – doability
Onÿfry /ɔnaifre/ – defense, protection
Onÿfunk /ɔnaifyɳk/ – to defend, protect, shield
Or /ɔr/ + genitive – about(in a locative sense)
Ora /ɔra/ – wrong
Orary /ɔrare/ – error
Oradon /ɔradɔn/ – to sin
Oralate /ɔralatε/ – sin
Oralatekil /ɔralatεkil/ – sinner
Oramar /ɔramar/ – to fail
Oratina /ɔratina/ – evil
Oravyd /ɔraved/ – monster
Orba /ɔrba/ – circle
Ororon /ɔrɔrɔn/ – to engulf
Orysi /ɔresi/ – to distort, twist (what someone else has said)
Os /ɔs/ – so(e.g so he did...)
Oste /ɔstε/ – east
Oster /ɔstεr/ – eastern
Ostud /ɔstyd/ – eastward(s)
Otare /ɔtarε/ – drama(play, movie)
Ovirkil /ɔvirkil/ – fool
Ovirtöm /ɔvirtum/ – foolish
Ovirtus /ɔvirtys/ – foolishness
Ovunk /ɔvyɳk/ – come
Ovyjum /ɔvejum/ – prediction, expectation
Ovyjunk /ɔvejyɳk/ – to predict, expect
Oxygen /ɔzeʧɛn/ – oxygen
OΔΓa /ɔŋa/ – bell
OΔΓsý /ɔŋsĭ/ – instinct

Õ

Õ /o̞ː/ – pot
Õdunk /o̞ːdyɳk/ – to debate
Õdury /o̞ːdyre/ – debate
Õgo /o̞ːʧɔ/ – hole
Õgõ /o̞ːʧo̞ː/ – pit
Õnfäry /o̞ːɳfɵːre/ – shield
Õnín /o̞ːnɪn/ – offering
Õnys /o̞ːnes/ – season
Õwøn /o̞ːʋaɔn/ – to run

Ö

Ödunk /udyɳk/ – to encourage
Ögegon /uʧɛʧɔn/ – to assume
Ögon /uʧɔn/ – arrogant
Ögoner /uʧɔnɛr/ – arrogance
Öhhunk /uχyɳk/ – to blow
Öhhytar /uχetar/ – wind
Öjelsif /ujɛˡsif/ – purple
Öjo /ujɔ/ – half
Öjøsi /ujaɔsi/ – to encourage
Öjuii /ujyʒ/ – orange
Öjux /ujyz/ – somewhat, to a moderate extent
Ökeka /ukɛka/ – crazy
Önøsi /unaɔsi/ – to imagine
Ösi /usi/ – to think
Ösøry /usaɔre/ – idea
Ösøvuð /usaɔvyð/ – idealism
Ösøvï /usaɔvɪi/ – idealistic
Östam /ustam/ – theory
Ösyn /usen/ – thought
Ösyne /usenε/ – thoughtful, solemn

Ø

Ø /aɔ/ – expression of pain
Øåa /aɔθa/ – inspirational
Øåÿsi /aɔθaisi/ – to inspire
Øåÿsry /aɔθaisre/ – inspiration
Øjunk /aɔjyɳk/ – to cultivate
Ølym /aɔlem/ – silver(element)
Ømyn /aɔmen/ – heel
Ørahahhol /aɔrahaχɔl/ – revelation
Ørar /aɔrar/ – to reveal
Ørunk /aɔryɳk/ – to(make an)offer
Øryn /aɔren/ – offer
Øsi /aɔsi/ – to want
Øsösry /aɔsusre/ – dream
Øsösryr /aɔsusrer/ – to dream
Øtã /aɔtɑː/ – source, root
Øtãf /aɔtɑːf/ – outlet
Øte /aɔte/ – still
Øtit /aɔtit/ – leaf
Øtyl /aɔtel/ – leafy
Øtÿf /aɔtaif/ – base, template
Øwäg /aɔʋɵːʧ/ – grass
Øwita /aɔʋita/ – plant, crop
Øwitunk /aɔʋityɳk/ – to plant
Øzi /aɔksi/ – to wish

Ð

Ðalunk /ðalyɳk/ – to beget, bear
Ðonyr /ðɔner/ + locative – round(preposition)
Ðoton /ðɔtɔn/ – to disrupt, thwart
Ðotõn /ðɔto̞ːn/ – to interfere
Ðõton /ðo̞ːtɔn/ – to interrupt

P

Pak /pak/ – bubble
Palne /paˡnɛ/ – bed
Palsy /paˡse/ – palace
Panåe /paɳθɛ/ – disease
Par /par/ – piece, to piece together
Parte /partɛ/ – part
Partit /partit/ – section
Partixip /partizip/ – particple
Partÿf /partaif/ – chronic
Pasizi /pasiksi/ + genitive/resultant – to suffer
Pasizyn /pasiksen/ – suffering
Pazahhe /paksaχɛ/ – endurance
Pazahhunk /paksaχyɳk/ + genitive/resultant – to endure
Pazi /paksi/ – to struggle
Pazyn /paksen/ – struggle
Pãre /pɑːre/ – piece
Peðary /pɛðare/ – rainbow
Pegat /pɛʧat/ – stamp
Pen /pɛn/ – (writing) pen
Punk /pyɳk/ – keep
Pelfem /pɛˡfɛm/ – platform
Pelihif /pɛlihif/ – chamber
Pelsi /pɛˡsi/ – sleep, to sleep
Peroty /pɛrɔte/ – approach(noun)
Pes /pɛs/ – pass(noun)
Pesetarar /pɛsɛtarar/ – separate, set apart
Pesetaraj /pɛsɛtaraj/ – separated
PesewiΔΓoåÿ /pɛsɛʋiŋɔθai/ – to depend (on + ablative)
Peta /pɛta/ – attempt(noun)
Pifým /pifĭm/ – deck
Piiiin /piʒin/ – pigeon
Pyn /pen/ – plain (noun)
Poges /pɔʧɛs/ – test
Pokil /pɔkil/ – shepherd
Polif /pɔlif/ – chronicle
Politï /pɔlitɪi/ – political
Polity /pɔlite/ – politics
Polityrutinadus /pɔliterytinadys/ – political science
Posilif /pɔsilif/ – perfume
Posper /pɔspɛr/ – phosphorus
Povvÿ /pɔgai/ – testament
Pøkifon /paɔkifɔn/– to crouch
Pøkøn /paɔkaɔn/ – to sit
Pøm /paɔm/ – such, of such a kind
Pøsyn /paɔsen/ – sheep
Pøsynkïl /paɔseɳkɪil/ – flock
Pøwon /paɔʋɔn/ – to stop, put an end to
Pøwösi /paɔʋusi/ – to rest, come to rest
Pøwösry /paɔʋusre/ – rest(noun)
Pøwysi /paɔʋesi/ – to shut up
Primer /primɛr/ – primary
Pulixy /pylize/ – chicken
Pun /pyn/ – punishment
Punifer /pynifεr/ – store
Punon /pynɔn/ – to punish
Punry /pyɳre/ – storage
Pújunk /pɐjyɳk/ – to store
Pynÿn /penain/ – revenge
Pyte /petɛ/ – fraction

R

Rab /rab/ – bar (building)
Raðemdon /raðɛɱdɔn/ – to excuse
Rahem /rahɛm/ – ram
Rajø /rajaɔ/ – (the human) race
Raki /raki/ – wicked, cruel
Rakil /rakil/ – enemy
Ralatina /ralatina/ – trouble
Ralatinar /ralatinar/ – to trouble
Ralif /ralif/ – bad
Raligan /raliʧan/ – terrible
Ralon /ralɔn/ – to blame (for/on + ablative)
Ralopon /ralɔpɔn/ – to criticise, give feedback
Ralory /ralɔre/ – criticism, feedback
Ralön /ralun/ – fault, blame
Ralönë /ralunɛi/ – faultless, blameless
Raltes /raˡtɛs/ – route
Ram /ram/ – mark
Rani /rani/ – afraid, scary
Rar /rar/ – to mark
Rasat /rasat/ – unfortunately
Rasixem /rasizɛm/ – racist
Rasixet /rasizɛt/ – racism
Rasyn /rasen/ – goat
Rativv /ratig/ – thank you
Rativvi /ratigi/ – to thank
Ravv /rag/ – grammar
Ravvilif /ragilif/ – punctuation
Redunk /rɛdyɳk/ – to shoulder
Redyn /rɛden/ – shoulder
Reha /rɛha/ – prayer
Rehãdil /rɛhɑːdil/ – matriarch
Rehãl /rɛhɑːl/ – matriarchal
Rehejol /rɛhɛjɔl/ – maternal
Rehöm /rɛhum/ – mother
Rehunk /rɛhyɳk/ – to pray
Rekobunk /rɛkɔbyɳk/ – to soak (up)
Relfej /rɛˡfɛj/ – queue
Rem /rɛm/ – class
Remahhunk /rɛmaχyɳk/ – to overpower
Reme /rɛmɛ/ – all over
Rena /rɛna/ – intestine
Renjon /rɛnʲɔn/ – to overcome, overwhelm
Reny /rɛne/ – small intestine
Renzõr /rɛɳkso̞ːr/ – dry
Renzõsi /rɛɳkso̞ːsi/ – to dry
Renåelomalýnyl /rɛɳθɛlɔmalĭnel/ – large intestine
ReΔΓo /rɛŋɔ/ – flower
Rerime(-mý) /rɛrimɛ/ – perimeter
Resak /rɛsak/ – cross
Reskit /rɛskit/ – bracket
Ret /rɛt/ – stream
Reta /rɛta/ – water
Retar /rɛtar/ – to water
Retøtã /rɛtaɔtɑː/ – well
Retunk /rɛtyɳk/ – to flow
Retÿdar /rɛtaidar/ – to float
Rev /rɛv/ – over
Revasunk /rɛvasyɳk/ – to manage, oversee, deal (with + dative), handle
Revidunk /rɛvidyɳk/ – to deliver
Revylit /rɛvelit/ – revolution
Revylunk /rɛvelyɳk/ – to revolt
Rezi /rɛksi/ – steel
Ridon – to embrace
Rijne /riʲnɛ/ – grain
Rily /rile/ – relay
Rimar /rimar/ – to wonder
Rimer /rimɛr/ – wonder
Rimetyz /rimɛteks/ – chess
Rity /rite/ – translation
Rofem /rɔfɛm/ – form(noun)
Rofemnirret /rɔfɛɱniʃɛt/ – formless
Rofemon /rɔfɛmɔn/ – form(verb)
Rol /rɔl/ – lord
Rondeby /rɔɳdɛbe/ – roundabout
Ronyn /rɔnen/ – morning
Rot /rɔt/ – thorn
Rotaran /rɔtaran/ – narrator
Rõl /ro̞ːl/ – master
Rud /ryd/ – door
Runk /ryɳk/ – to kick
Rukar /rykar/ – to hit
Rupton /ryptɔn/ – to hide
Ry /re/ – thing, being, item, object
Rylï /relɪi/ – category
Ryfon /refɔn/ – to carry
Rygiiiin /reʧiʒin/ – fellowship
Ryhyp /rehep/ – bar(shape)
Rymver /reɱvɛr/ – wonderful
Rynjar /renʲar/ – to hurt, wound, injure, cause pain
Rynin /renin/ – pain
Rytol /retɔl/ – literal
Ryton /retɔn/ – to translate
Ryrry /reʃe/ – heat
Ryrrynys /reʃenes/ – summer
Ryvon /revɔn/ – to drift
RyΔΓým – ritual(adjective/adverb)
RyΔΓyp /reŋep/ – ritual(noun)
Rýlï /rĭlɪi/ – categorical

S

Salunk /salyɳk/ – to guard
Salyn /salen/ – guard
Sasel /sasɛl/ – place, spot (plural stem: saselp-)
Sat /sat/ – law
Satõki /sato̞ːki/ – advocate
Satõzi /sato̞ːksi/ – to advocate (for + dative)
Saåal /saθal/ – coast
Saåasa /saθasa/ – sea
Saåasalif /saθasalif/ – wave
Saåavyd /saθaved/ – sea monster
Saåesina /saθɛsina/ – frog
Saåuåa /saθyθa/ – island
Sãr /sɑːr/ – ant
Sebenum /sɛbɛnym/ – antimony
Sed /sɛd/ – but, however
Seden /sɛdɛn/ – garden
Segufer /sɛʧyfɛr/ – refugee(plural: segufý, seguf-)
Sejad /sɛjad/ – city
Sejadano /sɛjadanɔ/ – cityside
Sejakil /sɛjakil/ – citizen
Sejakým /sɛjakĭm/ – citizenship
Sejeron /sɛjɛrɔn/ – to reject, turn off, turn down
Sejin /sɛjin/ – rejected
Sejun /sɛjyn/ – rejection
Sel /sɛl/ – together
Selbarukil /sɛˡbarykil/ – partner
Seldohunk /sɛˡdɔhyɳk/ – to hold together
Selevunk /sɛlɛvyɳk/ – to share
Selga /sɛˡʧa/ – garage
Selisi /sɛlisi/ – to call together
Selmison /sɛˡmisɔn/ – to draw up, arrange, bind/join together, connect, assemble
Selmýson /sɛˡmĭsɔn/ – to chain (to + with clause)
Selmýsry /sɛˡmĭsre/ – chain(e.g in prison)
Selta* /sɛˡta/ – station
Seltat /sɛˡtat/ – estate
Selvesi /sɛˡvɛsi/ – to sow
Selykunk /sɛlekyɳk/ – to gather, come together, meet up
Sementyn /sɛmɛɳten/ – cement
Sen /sɛn/ – scene
Senidif /sɛnidif/ – heart
Senli /sɛɳli/ – declension
Sensi /sɛɳsi/ – to centre
Sentel /sɛɳtɛl/ – centre(location; mathematical)
Senterum /sɛɳtɛrym/ – centre(e.g of a marketplace)
Senteryl /sɛɳtɛrel/ – central
Senterylnop /sɛɳtɛreˡnɔp/ – centrepoint
Serfon /sɛrfɔn/ – to serve
Serfus /sɛrfys/ – slave
Setat /sɛtat/ – state
Seteg /sɛtɛʧ/ – gate
Setrakil /sɛtrakil/ – neighbour
Setrap /sɛtrap/ – strap
Setrat /sɛtrat/ – street(emý)
Setratemnol /sɛtratɛɱnɔl/ – neighbourhood
Setrem /sɛtrɛm/ – next
Setryjet /sɛtrejɛt/ – wood(material)
Sëfil /sɛifil/ – track
Si /si/ – to be
Sibon /sibɔn/ – to have to
Sigen /siʧɛn/ – enough
Sigen si /siʧɛn si/ – to satisfy
Sije /sijɛ/ – simple, basic
Sika /sika/ – cute, adorable
Sikar /sikar/ – to adore
Silavv /silag/ – field
Silif /silif/ – child
Siliʰiskil /siliːskil/ – heir
Siliʰison /siliːsɔn/ – to inherithhhhhhhh
Siljif /silʲif/ – daughter
Silnif /siˡnif/ – son
Silsi /siˡsi/ – to list
Silsým /siˡsĭm/ – list
Siltyjet /siˡtejɛt/ – timber
Silvif /siˡvit/ – soil
Silvita /siˡvita/ – seed
Silvunk /siˡvyɳk/ – to sprout
Sirkelput /sirkɛˡpyt/ – circular
Sirkelýn /sirkɛlĭn/ – see Sirkelput
Sirumsisunk /siryɱsisyɳk/ – to circumcise
Sirrar /siʃar/ – to emphasise, stress
Sismelar /sismɛlar/ – to embarrass
Situs /sitys/ – existence
Siwyn /siʋen/ – desperate
Soå /sɔθ/ – introduces a question
Soåÿ /sɔθai/ – to exist(personally)
Sondik /sɔɳdik/ – danger
Sondile /sɔɳdilɛ/ – dangerous
Soðus /sɔðys/ – waterfall
Sot /sɔt/ – south
Sotud /sɔtyd/ – southward(s)
Sotyn /sɔten/ – southern
SöΔΓunk /suŋyɳk/ – to hear, listen to
SöΔΓy /suŋe/ – sound
SöΔΓydus /suŋedys/ – phonetics
Sõlyf /so̞ːlef/ – offspring
Sõn /so̞ːn/ – enough!
Sub /syb/ – bush
Suj /syj/ – just
Sujakymal /syjakemal/ – of course, in obvious certainty
Sujidif /syjidif/ – naked
Sujunk /syjyɳk/ – to judge
Sukar /sykar/ – accuse
Sukil /sykil/ – judge
Sukÿf /sykaif/ – accusative
Sunimul /synimyl/ – luminous
Sury /syre/ – judgement
Susasi /sysasi/ – to reward
Susary /sysare/ – reward
Sut /syt/ – obvious, obviously
Suhut /syːt/ – clear
Suhutry /syːtre/ – clarity
Suwon – to get, receive
Suzi /syksi/ – to condemn, rebuke
Suzým /syksĭm/ – condemnation
Súd /sɐd/ – safe
Súdelunk /sɐdɛlyɳk/ – to rescue
Syjve /seivɛ/ – tree
Sylon /selɔn/ – to reek
Synol /senɔl/ – alone
Syntax /seɳtaz/ – syntax
Synúk /senɐk/ – deep
Syrof /serɔf/ – forest
Syrunk /seryɳk/ – win(verb)
Syrým /serĭm/ – win(noun)
Sysmýl /sesmĭl/ – embarrassed
Syrresni /seʃɛsni/ – paper
Sytejinon /setɛjinɔn/ – bakery
Sytejýn /setɛjĭn/ – bread
Sytekil /setɛkil/ – baker
Sytel /setɛl/ – yeast
Sytyr /seter/ – to bake
Sÿjokil /sajːɔkil/ – saviour
Sÿjosi /sajːɔsi/ – to save
Sÿjosunk /sajːɔsyɳk/ – to release, set free
Sÿjösry /sajːusre/ – salvation
Sÿjunk /sajːyɳk/ – to reap
Sÿkil /saikil/ – hero

RR

RRany /ʃane/ – snake
RResni /ʃɛsni/ – sheet
RRÿnfy /ʃaiɳfe/– even(in “not even that”), even if/when

T

Ta /ta/ – why
Tako /takɔ/ – taco
Tano /tanɔ/ – contract(law)
Taso /tasɔ/ – cat
Taðem /taðɛm/ – reason
Tejisi /tɛjisi/ – to manage(to do)
Tejï /tɛjɪi/ – ability
Tejýn /tɛjĭn/ – meal
Tejsi /tɛisi/ – to be able
Tejsiåÿ /tɛisiθai/ – to be possible
Tendotor /tɛɳdɔtɔr/ – metal detector
Tendy /tɛɳde/ – metal
Tenuf /tɛnyf/ – present(in ‘the present’)
Tera /tɛra/ – flood
Terar /tɛrar/ – to flood
Teraseteg /tɛrasɛtɛʧ/ – floodgate
Teru /tɛry/ – out
Terulan /tɛrylan/ – outside
Tevvigunk /tɛgiʧyɳk/ – to outsmart
Teta /tɛta/ – food
Tetanë /tɛtanɛi/ – famine
Termir /tɛrmir/ – terminus
Tesunk /tɛsyɳk/ – get stuck
Tesmi /tɛsmi/ – spite(noun)
Tetønon /tεtaɔnɔn/ – to feed
Tifak /tifak/– chance
Tile /tilɛ/ – little
Tin /tin/ – tin
Tipo /tipɔ/ – here
Tiposi /tipɔsi/ – to be present
Tiposoåÿ – to become, turn (into(personally))
Tiripus /tiripys/ – spirit
Tiripys /tiripes/ – spiritual
Tof /tɔf/ – foot
Tofan /tɔfan/ – football
Tofaryn /tɔfaren/ – shoe
Tolar /tɔlar/ – to feel
Tor /tɔr/ – effort
Toson /tɔsɔn/ – exist(generally)
Totej /tɔtei/ – real, actual
Totëʰe /tɔtɛjɛ/ – reality
Töjo /tujɔ/ – past
Töjowi /tujɔʋi/ – past tense
Töjýl /tujĭl/ – before
Töjýlunk /tujĭlyɳk/ + dative – to reserve
Töjýmil /tujĭmil/ – last, previous
Tönok /tunɔk/ – yesterday
Tøfon /taɔfɔn/ – feeling
Tøm /taɔm/ – mouth
Tømif /taɔmif/ – taste
Tømunk /taɔmyɳk/ – to taste(personal)
Tømyr /taɔmer/ – to taste(impersonal)
Tøn /taɔn/ – to kiss
Tøʰy /taɔe/ – kiss
Trejanos /trɛjanɔs/ – thirty
Trezanos /trɛksanɔs/ – triangle
Trezeni /trɛksɛni/ – three
Trezenylöhh /trɛksɛneluχ/ – university
TriΔΓo /triŋɔ/ – triangle
Truba /tryba/ – pipe
Tunk /tyɳk/ – to interest
Turbotor /tyrbɔtɔr/ – superjumbo
Tün /tɐin/ – interest
Tüsä /tɐisɵː/ – fruit
Tyåým /teθĭm/ – measurement
Tyfin /tefin/ – maybe, perhaps
Tyjapar /tejapar/ – to disappear
Tyjapyk /tejapek/ – disappearance
Tyn /ten/ – both
Tynon /tenɔn/ – to measure
Tynym /tenem/ – measurer
Tyrab /terab/ – crowd
Tyrar /terar/ – to crowd
Tyrrat-ro /teʃatʔrɔ/ – drama(school subject)
Tyvenme /tevɛɳmɛ/ – possibility

U

Uåo /yθɔ/ – sacrifice
Uåode /yθɔdɛ/ – sacred
Uåon /yθɔn/ – to sacrifice
Uðyn /yðen/ – bow(archery)
Uhiju /yhiju/ – music
Uhijukil /yhijykil/ – musician
Uhijuner /yhijynεr/ – musical
Ujijif /yjijif/ – (musical) note
Ulebon /ulεbɔn/ – fort
Ulke /yˡkɛ/ – ashamed
Ulki /yˡki/ – shame
Ulkikõbaå – shameful
Ulkunk /yˡkyɳk/ – to shame, disgrace (impersonal)
Ulser /yˡsɛr/ – result
Umikon /ymikɔn/ – to cry out, scream
Umine /yminε/ – subject, topic
Umÿf /ymaif/ – resultant case
Unaversil /ynavɛrsil/ – universe
Unoje /ynɔjɛ/ – court
Unojekil /ynɔjɛkil/ – court-official
Unok /ynɔk/ – county
Unon /ynɔn/ – council
Unovvunk /ynɔgyɳk/ – to testify (to), proclaim
Unovvÿ /ynɔgai/ – testimony
Ununk /ynyɳk/ – to unite
Uny /yne/ – united
Uron /yrɔn/ – to discover
Urunk /yryɳk/ – to find
Uvryðomä /yvreðɔmɵː/ – resilience
Uvryðö /yvreðu/ – resilient
Ux /yz/ – so(to such an extent), as
Uzedon /yksɛdɔn/ – leave(from a certain place)

Ü

Üsi /ɐisi/ – limit, parameter, to limit

V

Veraval /vɛraval/ – valley
Vespa /vɛspa/ – wasp
Vestyl /vɛstel/ – west
Vestylano /vɛstelanɔ/ – westside
Vestyler /vɛstelɛr/ – western
Vidø /vidaɔ/ – wide
Vidõ /vido̞ː/ – width
Viiiigunk /viʒiʧyɳk/ – to settle
Viiiikil /viʒikil/ – settler
Vikni(-esý) /vik̚ni/ – viking
Vilgo /viˡʧɔ/ – village
Vinyn /vinen/ – shopping
Virkil /virkil/ – wise man
Virtaxy /virtaze/ – philosophy
Virtöm /virtum/ – wise
Virtus /virtys/ – wisdom
Virxef /virzɛf/ – insight
Visunk /visyɳk/ – to rear
Vita /vita/ – life
Vitamun /vitamyn/ – life lesson
Vitar /vitar/ – to live
Vitadon /vitadɔn/ – to grow
Vitadyn /vitaden/ – life-giving
Vitanin /vitanin/ – alive, living
Vite /vitε/ – (human)right
Vix /viz/ – fish
Viz /viks/ – sieve
Vödar /vudar/ – to forget
Vödyr /vuder/ – forgetful
Voiiyn – forgetfulness
Võdar – to ignore, neglect
Vøgynunk – to dement
Vønun – content(adjective)
Vul /vyl/ – prophecy
Vulokil /vylɔkil/ – prophet
Vulon /vylɔn/ – to prophesy
Vulö /vylu/ – future
Vulöwi /vyluʋi/ – future tense
Vyå /veθ/ – truth-affirming
Vyåuwon /veθyʋɔn/ – to accept
Vydonil /vedɔnil/ – adult
Vydonø /vedɔnaɔ/ – adulthood
Vydykil /vedekil/ – teacher
Vydynon /vedenɔn/ – to teach
Vydynsary /vedeɳsare/ – teaching
Vydynsi /vedeɳsi/ – to educate, inform
Vyðunk /veðyɳk/ + locative – to support
Vyðury /veðyre/ – support
Vyjunk /vejyɳk/ – to right, correct
Vylil /velil/ – advantage
Vymar /vemar/ – to succeed
Vymary /vemare/ – success
Vyref /verɛf/ – insightful
Vyreta /verɛta/ – river
Vysyt /veset/ – visit
Vysyton /vesetɔn/ – to visit
Vytä /vetɵː/ – honest
Vytãm /vetɑːm/ – honesty
Vytï /vetɪi/ – true
Vytur /vetyr/ – truth
Vyv /vev/ – yes
Vyvyv /vevev/ – right, correct(adjective), proper
Vÿtösary /vaitusare/ – statement
Vÿtunk /vaityɳk/ – to state
Vÿtur /vaityr/ – fact

VV

VVaiiezzo /gaʒεzχɔ/– border
VVaiiezzolano /gaʒεzχɔlanɔ/ – borderline
VVan /gan/ – comparative
VVaner /ganɛr/ – comparison
VVanesi /ganɛsi/ – to compare
VVanjed /ganʲɛd/ – weed(plant)
VVehãdil /gɛhɑːdil/ – patriarch
VVehãl /gɛhɑːl/ – patriarchal
VVehöm /gɛhum/ – father
VVig /giʧ/ – complex, complicated, advanced
VVigevvnyl /giʧɛgnel/ – intelligence
VVigevv /giʧɛg/ – intelligent
VVigif /giʧig/ – smart
VVikalon /gikalɔn/ – to weep
VVivvunk /gigyɳk/ – to get to know, find out
VVogre /gɔʧrɛ/ – rational
VVogry /gɔʧre/ – rationality
VVoletam /gɔlɛtam/ – reason(relating to rationality)
VVoletar /gɔlɛtar/ – to reason (with + ablative)
VVoletarë /gɔlɛtarɛi/ – reasonable
VVolge /gɔˡʧɛ/ – logical
VVolgi /gɔˡʧi/ – logic
VVyvitøn /gevitaɔn/ – to survive
VVÿtyn /gaiten/ – survival
VVÿkil /gaikil/ – survivor
VVÿx /gaiz/ – such, in such a way

W

Waåunk /ʋaθyɳk/ – to search, look (for + dative)
Waskul /ʋaskyl/ – sight
Wasnihen /ʋasnihɛn/ – hindsight
Wasunk /ʋasyɳk/ – to see
Wasunkë /ʋasyɳkɛi/ – visible
Wazer /ʋaksɛr/ – vision
Wi /ʋi/ – tense
Wigem /ʋiʧɛm/ – patheticness
Wigë /ʋiʧɛi/ – pathetic
WiΔΓoåÿ /ʋiŋɔθai/ – to matter, be important
Wo /ʋɔ/ + resultant – about, concerning
Wod /ʋɔd/ – down
Woʰizi /ʋɔiksi/ + resultant – to cover, speak about
Woles /ʋɔlɛs/ – slow(adjective)
Wolve /ʋɔˡvɛ/ – wolf
Worak /ʋɔrak/ – narrow
Worÿsi /ʋɔraisi/ – to complain, grumble
Wõry /ʋo̞ːre/ – complaint
Wõsi /ʋo̞ːsi/ – to mention
Wømon /ʋaɔmɔn/ – to frighten
Wy /ʋe/ – way
Wyfak /ʋefak/ – risk
Wyfar /ʋefar/ – to risk
Wyjodar /ʋejɔdar/ – to persuade
Wylin /ʋelin/ + participle OR + dative – so that(with uncertainty)
Wylin – because(uncertain(e.g because I thought…))
Wylin…wylin – whether…or(not affected by purpose clause form)
Wynop /ʋenɔp/ – waypoint
Wyri /ʋeri/ – accident
Wyrïr /ʋerɪir/ – accidental
Wyta /ʋeta/ – tone

X

Xahhe /zaχɛ/ – for battle/war
Xande /zaɳdɛ/ – 9
Xandejal /zaɳdɛjal/ – ninth
Xanehhel /zanɛχɛl/ – leader/general in wartime
Xanhoryn /zaɳhɔren/ – pregnancy
Xanhos /zaɳhɔs/ – pregnant
Xanjöfasunk /zanʲufasyɳk/ – to rebel
Xansyrunk /zaɳseryɳk/ – to win against, defeat
Xansyry /zaɳsere/ – victory
Xanxinon /zaɳzinɔn/ – to join forces(in war)
Xanze /zaɳksɛ/ – war
Xanzekil /zaɳksɛkil/ – soldier
Xanzekïlý /zaɳksɛkɪilĭ/ – forces, troops, army
Xanzenigon /zaɳzɛniʧɔn/ – to war, go to war
Xendar /zεɳdar/ – percentage
Xendivar /zεɳdivar/ – percent
Xendyter /zεɳdetεr/ – centimeter
Xenin /zεnin/ – mixture
Xep /zεp/ – Ape
Xibar /zibar/ – shock(verb)
Xibarunk /zibaryɳk/ – to approximate, estimate
Xibary /zibare/ – approximation, estimate
Xidan /zidan/ – tool
Xilo /zilɔ/ – plan
Xilon /zilɔn/ – to plan
Xilys /ziles/ – guess
Xilysunk /zilesyɳk/ – to guess
Xinon /zinɔn/ – to mix, combine
Xiren /zirεn/ – insistence
Xirrysi – to insist
Xonar /zɔnar/ – to repair
Xøkil /zaɔkil/ – fighter
Xøn /zaɔn/ – fight
Xusi /zysi/ – must
Xyd /zed/ – disco
Xyzÿ /zeksai/ – battle
Xÿf /zaif/ – attack
Xÿfon /zaifɔn/ – to fight
Xÿfunk /zaifyɳk/ – to attack
Xÿzi /zaiksi/ – to battle

Y

Y, igan, ïvvino, yme /e, iʧan, ɪiginɔ, emɛ/ – small
Ybas /ebas/ – fall
Ydop /edɔp/ – process
Ydõ /edo̞ː/ – project
Ydyf /edef/ – skin
Yfÿn /efain/ – mechanism
Ygal /eʧal/ – lamb
Ygina /eʧina/ – donkey
Ygito /eʧitɔ/ – another
Ygri /eʧri/ – edge
Yʰale /ealɛ/ – phase
Yjartit /ejartit/ – caricature
Yjesu /ejɛsy/ – tent
Yjetu /ejɛty/ – speed
Yjo /ejɔ/ – only
Yjonivonkal /ejɔnivɔɳkal/ – car
Yjosaåasakal /ejɔsaθasakal/ – boat
Yjosëfilkal /ejɔsɛifiˡkal/ – train
Yjunk /ejyɳk/ – to drive
Yk, arre, kyzzø, nin, ne, sa, kaå, bölyb, böleb /ek, aʃɛ, kezχaɔ, nin, nε, sa, kaθ, buleb, bulεb/ – to (simplest form of verb, irregular independent conjugations are shown after "yk")
Ym /em/ – absolutive, absolute
Ymar /emar/ – farm (verb)
Ymolif /emɔlif/ – credit
Ymon /emɔn/ – to pay
Ymot /emɔt/ – trust
Ymot-de /emɔtʔdɛ/ – trustworthy
Ymoton /emɔtɔn/ – to trust
Ymukil /emykil/ – learner
Ymun /emyn/ – lesson
Ymunk /emyɳk/ – to learn
Yn /en/ – a
Ynin /enin/ + ablative – in front of
Ynin + genitive – near
Ynzzøry /eɳzχaɔre/ – fear
Ypana /epana/ – province
Yres /erɛs/ – feature, aspect, characteristic
Ysar /esar/ – file
Yser /esɛr/ – quote
Ysi /esi/ – say, speak
Ysil /ysil/ – cheese
Ysry /esre/ – voice
Yto /etɔ/ – a few
Ytõ /eto̞ː/ – automatic
Yv /ev/ + participle OR + dative – so that(with certainty)
Yv – because(certain(e.g because I knew…))
Yv…yv – either..or(not affected by purpose clause form)
Yvodon /evɔdɔn/ – to convince
Yvöry /evure/ – explanation
Yvösuniner /evosyninɛr/ – explanatory
Yvösunk /evusyɳk/ – to explain
Yvvene /egɛnɛ/ – burst
Ywtar /eʷtar/ – weather
Yxyn /ezen/ – flame
Yxyner /ezenɛr/ – flaming
Yyyesi /eʥɛsi/ – to burst (open)

Ÿ

Ÿfer /aifɛr/ – mechanical
Ÿfÿkil /aifaikil/ – mechanic
Ÿhaje /aihajɛ/ – hate
Ÿhajon /aihajɔn/ – to hate
Ÿjon /ajːɔn/ – will(verb)
Ÿjÿjunk /ajːajːyɳk/ – to regret
Ÿjÿn /ajːain/ – regret
Ÿler /ailɛr/ – score
Ÿlofyn /ailɔfen/ – xylophone
Ÿn /ain/ – someone
Ÿnegu /ainɛʧy/ – someone else
Ÿsi /aisi/ – to tell
Ÿx /aiz/ – how(as in ‘how stupid’)

Ý

Ý + genitive /ĭ/ – some
Ýbejif /ĭbejif/ – book
Ýbejifïlý /ĭbεjifɪilĭ/ – encyclopedia
Ýbejilsým /ĭbεjilsĭm/ – bibliography
Ýbejum /ĭbεjym/ – library
Ýdus – /ĭdys/ study(noun)
Ýheå /ĭhεθ/– something
Ýl – /ĭl/ short
Ýlamil /ĭlamil/ – soon
Ýlÿsi /ĭlaisi/ – to summarise
Ýlÿsry /ĭlaisre/ – summary
Ýmil /ĭmil/ – while(noun)
Ývvnelif /ĭgnεlif/ – smoke
Ývvnesi /ĭgnεsi/– light(verb)
Ýze /ĭksε/ – fire
Ýzin /ĭksin/ – table
Ýzymunk /ĭksemyɳk/ – to expose

YY

YYalwe /ʥaˡʋɛ/ – cul-de-sac
YYar /ʥar/ – to embed
YYikÿson /ʥikaisɔn/ – selection
YYizetu /ʥiksɛty/ – fast, quick
YYizyn /ʥiksen/ – many
YYø /ʥaɔ/ – mean, method

Z

Zanet /ksanɛt/ – heath
Zanum /ksanym/ – vulnerable
Zatan /ksatan/ – contraction
Zatøn /ksataɔn/ – to contract
Zazzunk /ksazχyɳk/ – to organise
Zazzury /ksazχyre/ – system
Zazzü /ksazχɐi/ – systematic
Zedan /ksɛdan/ – dust
Zortýn /ksɔrtĭn/ – 10
Zortyjal /ksɔrtejal/ – tenth

ZZ

ZZãhýn /zχɑːĭn/ – heavy
ZZon /zχɔn/ – slow(verb)
ZZøtar /zχaɔtar/ – fear, be afraid of
Zzunk /zχyɳk/ – to make up, constitute
ZZyl /zχel/ – schoolbus

ΔΓ

ΔΓola /ŋɔla/ – across
ΔΓolã /ŋɔlɑː/ – along
ΔΓoma /ŋɔma/ – tongue
ΔΓyp /ŋep/ – pure
ΔΓýp /ŋĭp/ – clean

∞

∞aneli /ɬanεli/ – armour
∞anelï /ɬanɛlɪi/ – armoured
∞asi /ɬasi/ – to attend
∞asým /ɬasĭm/ – attention, focus
∞asunk /ɬasyɳk/ – to concentrate, focus (on + ablative)
∞on /ɬɔn/ – to click
∞örr /ɬuʃ/ – foam

English-Sevvufery Dictionary

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