When consulting the dictionary, consider these abbreviations: arc (archaic word or root), Ele (Eleutean), Cel (Classic Eleutean, Chancellery Eleutean), Oel (Old Eleutean).

-agdi suf. Participle.
-apion suf. Gerund.
ā conj. and.
adar conj. and, furthermore, back again.
addaurxa prep. until, till.
addaur– r. high, long, excellent, definitive, culminating, climax.
adunagthax n. archipelago.
adunax n. island.
aedadnehe v. to dominate, to subjugate, to rule.
aedadn– r. to dominate, to subjugate, to rule.
aer pron. all, everything, everyone.
aerna n. land.
aght n. set, matching collection of similar things.
–air suf. Nominative.
alestsehe v. to run.
alest– r. fast.
amærid– r. love, lovely.
ancax n. head.
anerax n. balloon.
–ant suf. Agent.
arelnë n. bird.
argloehe v. to straighten; to put in order, to deal with.
arglo– r. to straighten; to put in order, to deal with.
argtar– r. to drive.
arg– r. straight, unbent, unbowed.
aules n. eye.
aulsauthagdi part. watched, observed.
aulsauthahax n. sight, vista, view; observance.
aulsauthàs n. sight, vista, view; observance.
aulsauthehe v. to observe, to watch.
aureb adj. wide.
auresce n. rain.
autnax n. star.
aver n. air.
–ax suf. Nominative.
Ayvrianna n. Human, human being.
bad– r. to cover, to wrap; skin.
berbs pron. five, 5; a group of five, a team; a handful.
berbsëzni pron. fifty, 50.
berb– r. hand, palm.
beure n. west; western, occidental.
bruirehe v. to bleed.
bruir– r. red, crimson; blood; red pigment.
brurr– r. strident sound made by certain animals.
cadelanax n. municipality.
caps pron. eight, 8.
capsëzni pron. eighty, 80.
caulax n. mouth, throat, gorge.
caurcaulax n. barbarian; foreigner.
centhoe n. prairie, grassland.
cernens– r. to trim, to comb.
cernlo– r. to pierce, to cut easily; hole; pierced.
cërnsehe v. to trim, to comb.
cern– r. to sharpen, to whet; sharp.
cestasax n. city.
cestax n. head; chief, leader.
cthensax n. slumber.
cthensehe v. to slumber.
cthens– r. to slumber.
cyenax n. desert, barren land, wasteland.
dadir– r. full, entire, whole.
dadmenante n. client.
dadmenehe v. to go full, to serve, to give a service.
deplehe v. to chew.
depl– r. to chew.
dhaur adj. high.
dhrewgh– r. to deceive.
dumne n. Originally, a generic noble title for any landowner aristocrat, it became a word for "sir" and "dame" in late imperial times.
–ea suf. Emphatic.
–eax suf. Vocative.
ebredurax n. horse.
–ehe suf. Infinitive.
–eir suf. Vocative.
–en suf. Dative.
–ennuir suf. Dative.
–ens suf. Passive root.
–entom suf. Accusative-causative.
–entuir suf. Accusative-causative.
ent– inf. Used, as an infix, to derive causative verbs from their present forms: alestsehe "to run" → alestse– (present) → alestse-ént– (causative root) + –ehe (infinitive suffix) → alestséntehe "to make run".
erauchm- r. rule, control, dominion.
erauchmehe v. to rule.
eraulchma n. archive, office.
erice n. heather.
ericeple n. wizard, witch.
–ethies suf. Adjective.
–ex suf. Increaser.
–ëzni suf.
finrehe v. to plough, to till.
finr– r. to plough; furrow, groove.
gelers adj. firm, stable, solid.
gign– r. to tread, to step on, to set foot on; track, footprint.
gya– r. Reflexive particle (3rd sg).
gyu n. weapon.
gyuteure n. armour.
hemrehe v. to breathe.
hemr– r. to breathe; breathing, respiration.
hwert– r. "to lessen, to weaken, to impair, to erode; to pull, to draw; expense, investment".
hyeu– n. hinge.
–ier suf. Nominative.
irmax n. sea.