hoi linauhuo n. bangs; also
hoilinauo, hoilinau
hoi (2)
adj. short
hoibali pro. (a) few things/people
hoikerim v. to draw
horat v. to fly
horatu n. predatory bird (broad), falcon (specific)
hori v. to see
horir n. sight (incorporated form
oir)
hotsifa n. blood
houhei v. to sail shallow waters, ply (a river)
huau adp.
of movement around +
all
Hulmounuo n. a group mentioned in Salanjan myth devoted to Hanjušol before his defeat and binding.
huofo conj. since
huonih n. large herbivorous hadrosaur
hurou adp.
of stasis behind +
all
huwé v. to watch
i adp.
of stasis over there at ~ +
all
ičese v. to wash
igarnu n. town guardsman
igarnwa v. to act as a guard for one's own community.
ikam n. female troubadour.
ikeino n. buttocks
ikio v. to use
ilagri v. to stain putridly
initiko n. sky
intaş n. day.
iptari v. to form a fighting unit, typically for defense
iptir v. to sail
–ir suf. act of ~ (V > N)
irafa n. form, shape
irafawa v. to shape, to craft high-quality goods
irti v. to exist, be standing
irtinjam n. position, standing
išalei n. friend
iše adj. even, fair
išela v. to make noise, voice
isišan n. wife, or more rarely consort, of a
verein, especially in Zauzno.
išlo v. to stew, rot, putrify
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
ištaŋlo adj. foul
janjaikonjam n. perfection
janjaikonjamlu n. those practices which lead to perfection
janjalo adj. perfect
jei m. address particle; vocative marker.
jéka v. to go to sleep wishing for dreams.
Ješmante n. sister of Manjozi, daughter of the
Aluohein.
jéwa adj. clean
jéwač v. to cleanse
jéwaišnuč v. to purge
jéwaišnučaim n. (act of) purging
ji conj. when
jisa v. to give
jisaim n. gift
jisom v. to be driven (metaphorically).
jisomeq n. challenge
jisomérču v. to struggle.
jou n. prefecture or city governor
ju– pre. some of
ka n. food
kaf– pre. despicative (usually prefixed to nouns and adjectives)
kafilagrei v. utterly and spectacularly fail.
kairi n. house, family dwelling, main farm building; (
post Imp, chiefly Kenrui) immediate-family division of a larger extended-family dwelling in larger towns
kajén v. found, create, establish
kal adj. fast
kallo pro. complement pronoun, used to mark a clause used as a single referent in a sentence (such as reason, method, or purpose clauses).
kalo conj. if
kaş conj. like/as
kauno(u) v. to cook
kauza(u) v. to force, cause to move
kawa v. to eat.
kedzo v. to say, tell.
keindi v. to hope
keinu v. to scream.
Kerli n. the language of the Ker Salanja; heavily used in both prose and poetry.
kezo n. female genitals (broadly), vagina (narrowly).
khan adj. fast
kičoŋrazi num.
hex 1B (dec 27)
kime v. to swim
kiŋe v. to need
kirim v. to write, detail
kit num. five
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.
–kjo suf. to use ~ (N > V)
koire v. to tear
kolunjau n. horizon
koly n. moon, undifferentiated between
Emi and
Asalune.
Konjéwo n. early rival proto-state to Kitran.
kopta n. night
kor pro. I/we
kospi n. daughter
kouqir n. debt, levy
kouqu v. to charge (a cost)
krintaš v. to execute
krintaššé n. the executed, the condemned
krintaššu n. execution
krintašulla n. executioner