feseg n. The process of replacing something.
fesej n. Visibility.
fešemek n. A hunt or predation.
fešes n. Care; concern.
fešet n. The feeling of surprise or alarm.
fesfaj n. The state of being frightened or scared; fear; terror.
fesfat n. Unity; coherence; cohesion; oneness.
feśis n. Smallness.
fešite n. An occurrence, event, or incident.
fêsńîj n. The state of some negative space being narrow; narrowness.
feśrep n. Life.
feśrepšo n. Survival.
feswaj n. Twistedness.
fetajma n. Beauty or wonderfulness (in nature, not in appearance or aesthetics).
fetak n. Assembly; production.
fêtâphok n. A fight; a combat; a battle.
fetim n. The state of being beside something; accompaniment.
fetiś n. Utilization; usage; employment (but not in the occupational sense).
fetran n. Wakefulness.
feûrajnôn n. A beneficence.
feûrćantan n. Teaching.
feûrfaj n. The act of upraising; elevation; exaltation.
feûrhar n. Heating.
fêurkârhâš n. A subduing or defeat.
feûrmah n. Emptying.
feûrnahwe n. An introduction.
feûrpahtij n. Physical strengthening.
fêuršâp n. A filling up.
feûrsfat n. Unification; consolidation; combination.
fezar n. Redness.
fezhafim n. The state of being tired; tiredness; weariness.
fêzîń n. Wholeness; integrality.
fêzjââgrof n. Forgetfulness.
fezjaćam n. A tendency to think.
fezjafjat n. Creativity.
fezjahej n. A tendency to move; dynamism.
fezjahim n. A state of lacking much; poverty.
fezjahraj n. Flammability.
fêzjâîrkhêh n. Bloodlust.
fezjairne n. Generosity; charity.
fezjairšes n. The state of mattering to or concerning someone or being important; importance.
fezjaketpneš n. A tendency to continual readiness.
fezjakreš n. Destructiveness
fêzjâmêjk n. Good luck.
fezjane n. A state of owning much; wealth; richness; affluence.
fêzjâpos n. Authority; command.
fêzjâpton n. Tendency to stand; stability.
fezjaśag n. Derision; contempt.
fezjašemek n. The state of being predatory.
fezjasfaj n. Fearfulness.
fêzjâśorf n. Talkativity; loquacity.
fezjatak n. Aptness at or tendency toward assembling or constructing things.
fêzjâtâphok n. Bellicosity; aggression.
fêzjâuš n. Reticence; reservation.
fêzjîf n. Drowsiness; sleepiness; somnolence.
fezna n. The state of being at some particular place; localization.
fin dg. Least.
fjah pn. The first-person personal pronoun, indicating the addressing entity or the addressing entity together with other entities that might be grouped with it; I.
fjat vt. To create //ex nihilo//.
fješam n. A language; a system of communication with a formal grammar which acts upon elements of a lexicon.
fjuś n. A flexible appendage protruding from the rear of an organism; tail.
fmoj n. An organ used for photosynthesis; leaf.
foćuj n. The state or quality of being colored; coloration.
foćuk n. Unsilentness; the state of producing sound.
fofzo n. The state of being allowed to do something; permission; authorization.
fôgûrh n. Rest; idleness.
foh n. A lesser god; the general term for a deity.
fohuš n. Coldness.
fôkôp n. The state of division or separation.
foktum n. Heaviness.
fôktût n. A digging or excavation.
fôkûk n. Capability; ability; capacity to do something.
fokzutuń n. Infinity.
fômjakôp n. Splitting; division; severance; fission.
fomur n. Darkness.
fonju n. Despair.
fońoh n. The state of preceding something.
fońuhu n. Cleansing.
fońut n. The act of frowning.
fôôfôt n. The state of being clothed.
fôôk n. Ingestion; eating or drinking.
foomon n. Remoteness; distance.
foontzoš n. Conventionality; standardness.
footućuk n. An echo.
footuursuz n. Banishment; exile.
footuuut​ n. A growing apart or drifting away (especially socially).
fôphôk n. An act of vomiting.
fôpôptûg n. Rhythmic sound produced by a drum; drumming.
fopos n. Governance; rule; reign.
fopton n. The state of standing.
fôšôm n. Sight; vision.
fośorf n. Speech.
fôšût n. Emotion; feeling.
fosuz n. The idea of dwelling at some particular place or having a home.
fot n. A proper nominal word by which something specific is designated; a name, designation, appellation.
fotojp n. Width.
fôtôktô n. A walk or hike.
fotuń n. Finitude; boundedness; limitedness.
fotuš n. The state of being submerged; submergence, submersion, immersion.
fôûj n. Identity; identicalness.