reiŋi n. wagon
relég n. waist
rémole n. big brother
rémori n. brother.
rémospi n. little brother
rému n. man
rémulre n. uncle (father's older brother)
rémuri n. father.
rémuşpi n. uncle (father's younger brother)
rénan n. truth.
rénaunu n. greater truth, indisputable fact(s)
renejamu v. to fatten
renejamulo adj. gluttinous
rénišnu v. to proclaim, rule (judicially), decree
renjaupa v. to act in concert with others, take collective action (nonconspiratorily)
renjo v. can, to be able
renopa n. small creek; a river in the higher foothills and mountains (where they tend to be smaller).
rénseinjo mp. procl. must happen (by divine law).
rensisaim n. birthright
rénsur mp. procl. must happen (by order).
résa n. The elemental force of fire.
respi n. son
ri v. to drive/ride
rigu v. to freeze
rin adp. of stasis upon +all
risu v. to lead to, cause
ro adp. of stasis into, inside +all; up towards, up until +term
–rou suf. location of ~ (V > N)
sagi p. still
šal adp. of stasis against +loc; up against +all
Salanja n. the greater Salanjan nation, composed of the Anaşali and Ker.
Šalimar n. Paradise as it is described in Salanjan religion; located on Šaol's largest moon, Emi.
šalu v. to save, redeem; punish harshly
šamo n. wind
şap v. to craft
şapsu n. product, goods
Saşém n. large trading city north of Kitran.
šaube p. very (intensifier)
şaurap n. murder
şaurapkio v. to murder
saušem n. premonition/warning
sausur v. to recite orders
séfadz v. to be defeated
séfadzir n. loss, defeat
séh n. The elemental force of water, quick-witted, slippery, fickle and yet extremely wise.
šeines n. medium-sized hadrosaurid draft animal
selau v. banter
selauhein n. banterer, participant in a discussion
sélum n. (carved) tablet
sémpi v. to mimic
ser pro. that one  incorporated form -si-
Şerau n. Harbringer of despair and suffering in the Salanjan mythos.
sezi n. hassle, recurring problem
sihé v. to smile
şikelo n. forest
silo v. to think
silokilo adj. imaginary
silokjo v. to imagine
siloŋka v. create
simaim n. punishment
sime v. to punish
siqi v. to pay attention to
sir adv. previously
sisiq n. mid-sized hill
şizio v. to retch
skawir n. journey
soha n. tree
solai v. to smell
solaihé n. smell
şona n. light
şonle adj. feral
–şou suf. instrumentive, that which is used to ~ (V > N)
–spi suf. diminutive
sta n. sound.
Štolaqor n. Štolakor, Lord of the Dead, ruler of Šaol's smaller moon, Asalune.
–su suf. result of ~  (V > N)
şu adj. just
sudei v. to put, place; do
şufau v. to fish
şuhaulla n. lance, spear
sulau n. ear
sumeidu n. the heat of the midday and afternoon.
šuo v. to hide
şuoha v. to thrust
šuom adj. good, hearty
šuoron n. those slain unjustifiedly
suşein adj. flat
suşeinsugaré n. sole of the foot
suwaume v. to remain
suwaumeq n. remaining
suzou v. to follow
suzousur v. to follow orders
symi n. midday
taifi v. to endure, to persevere.
taifmar n. survivor
taifmarwa v. to be a survivor, to survive
taučaz num. hex 14  (dec 20)
taudask num. hex 11  (dec 17)
taulav(au) num. hex 13  (dec 19)
tauno v. to travel far, to caravan