isišan n. wife, or more rarely consort, of a verein, especially in Zauzno.
išnupu n. a small saurian (80cm long, 20cm high at the hip) breed primarily used for hunting.
isokai n. wine
isokairou n. winery, grape field
ištaŋ n. stench
janjaikonjam n. perfection
janjaikonjamlu n. those practices which lead to perfection
Ješmante n. sister of Manjozi, daughter of the Aluohein.
jéwaišnučaim n. (act of) purging
jisaim n. gift
jisomeq n. challenge
jou n. prefecture or city governor
ka n. food
kairi n. house, family dwelling, main farm building; (post Imp, chiefly Kenrui) immediate-family division of a larger extended-family dwelling in larger towns
Kerli n. the language of the Ker Salanja; heavily used in both prose and poetry.
kezo n. female genitals (broadly), vagina (narrowly).
Kitran n. original name of Arahél, frequently used in poetry.
kitraqa n. a mid-sized (1.4 m long, 0.6 m high at the hip) ornithopod with a speckled body, specialized for rooting tubers out of the ground.
kolunjau n. horizon
koly n. moon, undifferentiated between Emi and Asalune.
Konjéwo n. early rival proto-state to Kitran.
kopta n. night
kospi n. daughter
kouqir n. debt, levy
krintaššé n. the executed, the condemned
krintaššu n. execution
krintašulla n. executioner
ksawein n. visitor
kumukou n. mother
kusoru n. princess
lale n. veil
lašia n. mercy
laui n. dye
laukhi n. incomprehensibly powerful supernatural force, such as a deity or arch-elemental.
laukhiko n. a specifically feminine laukhi, generally being deities.
laume n. darkness; a pitch black area
leiŋgar n. lich
leska n. land
lina n. face
linjir n. act of doing, action, enforcement; gram Ergative case.
linjirlu n. gram an Ergative case system, Ergativity.
–llu suf. habits or paths trodden which characterize a noun (frequently abstract ones) (N > N)
loka n. fish
luhitso n. hip(s)
luhoi n. house, temporary residence, nonpermanent dwelling
luhoile n. inn
luoh n. time
luori n. worker, laborer
made n. morning star
marésir n. report
maz n. windspirit
meivanjau n. rod of command, a symbol held by the highest-ranking general in a military campaign.
meslo n. ceremonial hall
moibé n. south
moiko n. sister
moikole n. big sister
moikospi n. little sister
mukoule n. aunt (mother's older sister).
mukouspi n. aunt, auntie (mother's younger sister).
munaiš n. anus
muspi n. little one, term of endearment usually applied to children
nabog n. The elemental force of earth, rock, and stone.
nauha n. people of non-Salanjan origin.
nauhuo n. hair
nelou n. home
neraŋ n. leg
nerésu n. infatuation
neris n. death
neşoden n. The elemental force of wind.
nevihé n. tear, rip
nile n. well-judged deeds
–njam suf. -ness (A,N > N)
njau n. sceptre; pole which holds a standard or ensign.
njaulla n. covenant, unbreakable promise
njauqo n. spirit, ghost.
njauzi n. cloth
njelanai n. thumb
njol n. year
Nodelo n. The deification of wind and lightning storms; the chief Salanjan deity.
nomiko n. woman
norke n. dawn
noulla n. layabout
nozi n. palm
nulau n. courage
Nurhas n. guardian deity.
Nusuonja n. A largely Ker center of religious pilgrimage.
ŋépo n. river
ŋépo (2) n. alley, small road
–ŋilu suf. the ~ profession (N, V > N)
ŋuha n. tribal/governmental council, composed of respected elders and leaders.
ŋuhasar n. city-state council, frequently found in Ker locales.
Ŋuluopti n. the weighing of fate
ŋuolisu n. choice
ŋus n. the mixture of wind and flame; in Salanjan tradition evocative of burning passion.
ŋuseidzulla n. roaring wind-risen flame; impassioned speech; burning new love
oln n. path, way.
otalir n. love
pasil n. event, news, task
penlo n. money, coin
pésisagi n. defensive line