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Dead Crab conlangs #8

Malierempa

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Aradhie - adj. Dry

Arel - n. Star.

Arelie - adj. "Of stars, star-shaped, starbound".

Aren - n. Sky, heavens.

Arennamie - adj. Pale-blue in color.

Arentul - n. Heavens, afterlife, lit. “Sky-country”.

Asalie - adj. Green.

Asko - v. To swim.

Askos - n. Swimmer.

Assa - n. Title, rank, position, nickname, mononym.

Asser - n. Sadness.

Asserie - adj. Sad.

Asso - v. To name, to give name to, to title, to call.

Astara - n. Hope, faith.

Astarabor.- n. Believer, who has faith.

Astaro - v. To hope, to have faith in.

Astaros - n. Priest, lit. “hopeful, faithful”.

Aster - pron. “Of hope”.

Astur - n. Camp, base, encampment.

Atrun - n. Stranger, unknown person; pron. Someone.

Auhur - n. Smell, scent.

Avart - n. Grass.

Ba - n. Lip.

Bado - v. To tell.

Bados - n. Storyteller, sage, poet. Oak (tree).

Bal- - part. adj. “Half, half of”.

Balartun - n. "Half stranger", person whose name you know but know little to nothing about.

Balasser - n. Light sadness, lit. "Half-sadness".

Balasserie - adj. Slightly sad, saddened.

Balberenie - adj. Lightly dressed, barely clothed, dressed in exposing clothing or half undressed/dressed, lit. "Half-naked".

Baldhen - n. "Halfroom", chamber between two rooms, a wardrobe, staffroom or corridor intersection.

Balerme - n. Short skirt, lit. "Half skirt".

Balgarf - n. Beastfolk, such as anthroi, fauns and taurs.

Balgo - v. To talk, to speak.

Balgyr - n. Harpy, lit. "Half bird".

Balt - n. Half.

Bannet - n. Rain.

Bannetwear - n. October, lit. “Rain month”.

Banno - v. To rain (used only for clouds), poet. To cry.

Batugenedh - n. Market, lit. “Selling square”.

Batuo - v. To sell, to barter.

Batwak - n. Merchant.

Bauko - v. To clean.

Befe - n. Mouth.

Beke - n. floor (of a room).

Belda - n. Attack.

Beldh - n. Field, grassland.

Beldo - v. To attack, to assault.

Belfan - n. Curtain, fog.

Belme - n. Book, a tome.

Belmes - n. Author.

Belmessie - adj. Unique, specific to someone’s craft, lit. “Author’s”.

Belt - n. Booklet, diary, novel, written or documented story.

Ben - n. Male, man, masculine animate.

-ben - part. n. “Man, he, male”.

Bend - n. Book.

Bendgwen - n. Library, lit. “Book house”.

Bendhen - n. Reading room, lit “book room”.

Bendho - v. To beat, to hit, to punch.

Benie - adj. Masculine, male. Berdhe - n. Page (of a book).

Berenie - adj. Nude, naked, bare.

Binie - adj. Small, tiny.

Bogdan - n. Coitus, sex (act of).

Bogo - v. To have sex.

Brede - n. Table, desk.

Buamo - v. To bounce.

Buamos - n. Ball.

Byn - n. Dot, speckle.

Cier - n. A stage play.

Cild - n. Family, kin, bloodline.

Cirion - n. Sport, play.

Dago - v. To walk on foot.

Darfie - adj. Alive, living, animated.

Daro - v. To close.

Daros - n. Lock, lit. “Closener”.

Darvo - v. To wear.

Ded - num. Two.

Dedie - adj. Second.

Dediella - n. Tuesday, lit. “Second day”.

Dediellig - n. Lunch, lit. “Second meal”.

Dedwear - n. April, lit. “Second month”.

Del- - part. adj. “Wooden, made of wood”.

Delmerymos - n. Carpenter, lit. “Wood-worker”.

Deledh - n. Flat land, field, plain, vale.

Delek - n. Mountain peak, horn.

Delie - adj. High, tall, lofty.

Deln - n. Gate.

Delt - n. Wood (material).

Denger - n. Beak.

Dengore - n. Guard, police, militia.

Dent - n. Garden.

Dentmerymos - n. Gardener, lit. "Garden worker".

Deol - n. Forest.

Deolie - adj. Covered in trees, forested (of areas).

Der - n. Foot.

Derde - n. Shoe.

Derge - n. Stain, mark.

Dermie - adj. Flat.

Dhara - n. Sibling.

Dharben - n. Brother. Dharie - adj. “Sibling’s”.

Dharkyl - n. Sister.

Dhel - n. Corner, bend of a road.

Dhem - n. Room.

Dho - v. To buy.

Didho - v. To taste (something).

Dob - n. Clothing.

Dobie - adj. Clothed, dressed up.

Doksa - num. Hundred.

Dom - n. Valley.

Domo - v. To roll, to fall down a slope.

Donie - adj. Curved.

Dor - n. Game, tournament, challenge.

Doro - v. To play.

Duk - n. floor (of a building, as in 2nd floor).

Dul - n. Hole, opening, piercing.

Dulo - v. To pierce, to open (forcefully), to make an opening.

Dunn - n. Grassy hill.

Durudh - num. Eight.

Dyr - n. Mountain.

Dyrias - n. Mountain range or are.

Dyrra - n. Nose.

Eakur - n. Snow.

Eakuro - n. To snow (used only for clouds).

Eakurwear - n. November, lit. “Snow month”.

Ealt - n. Sea, body of water fed by lakes.

Edhea - n. Hospital, lazarette.

Edhelo - v. To assist, to help.

Edhelos - n. Assistant, helper, satellite, companion.

Edho - v. To part with, to ally, to serve.

Edhos - n. Ally, friend (in official matters).

Eges - n. Neck.

Eko - v. To build, to rise from the ground, to establish, to construct.

Eiligie - adj. Slow.

Eldhe - n. Meaning, definition.

Eldhul - n. Realm, world, dimension.

Eldhun - n. Province, lordship.

Ele- - part. adj. “Noble, high”.

Elen - n. King.

Elepeldhen - n. Manor, noble house.

Elhor - n. Talent, innate ability.

Elie - adj. Good, well.

Elivear - n. July, lit. “Good month”.

Elt - n. World, realm, reality.

Elut - n. Noble.

Elucie - adj. Noble.

Em- - part. “Giving, assigning”.

Emel - n. Earth (as an element), ground, soil.

Emeldho - v. To define.

Emeldhuno - v. To make lord, to give land to rule over.

Emelo - v. To give blessing.

Emerie - adj. Quiet, hardly hearable.

Empan - n. Hill, mound.

Empeg - n. Cup, glass (for drinking), mug.

End - n. Store, shop.-end - part. n. “Store, shop, working/selling space”.

Ene - n. Child, descendant.

-ene - part. n. “Child of”.

Eneoth - n. Sun.

Enn - n. Door, gate.

Enog - n. Elbow.

Ent - n. Length.

Entie - adj. Long (in dimension), elongated.]

Entu - n. West.

Enun - n. Seed.

Eodho - v. To stop (someone/something).

Eon - n. God, deity.

Equi - n. Bone.

Erde - n. Money, currency.

Erdho - v. To sit, to take a seat, to sit down.

Erede - n. Ring, halo, circle, radiance.

Eressie - adj. Happy, glad.

Erme - n. Skirt, dress.

Erted - n. Plate, dish.

Estim - n. Cheese.

Estita - n. Temperature.

Et(h)- - part. “Again, repeating”.

Etako - v. To rename.

Etano - v. To reinvent.

Etantivo - v. To retrain, to get rid of a bad habit by replacing it with a good one.

Etas - n. Noun, object.

Etasso - v. To give a new title to, to promote.

Etedhelo - v. To help by fixing one's own mistakes made in the previous attempt of help.

Etedho - v. To form an alliance again, to make peace after an argument, to become allies again.

Etemeldho - v. To redefine.

Etemeldhuno - v. To return the lord title to.

Etemelo - v. To lift a curse from.

Ethfuino - v. To reignite war, to reignite conflict.

Ethkaoro - v. Repaint.

Ethkeduo - v. To choose again, to vote again.

Ethkreno - v. To reconsider and redefine the limitations/rules.

Ethkulado - v. To relearn.

Ethpate - n. Rephrasing.

Ethpato - v. To rephrase, to retell, to tell, to repeat, to give a message.

Ethpatos - n. Reporter, messenger.

Ethpatuo - v. To resell.

Ethpeldo - v. To counterstrike, to attack again, to come for a second attack after a retreat (strategic).

Ethpendho - v. To hit repeatedly.

Ethpuamo - v. To ricochet.

Etred - n. Pants.

Etroi - n. Beer.

Ettomo - v. To reroll, to roll again, to try again.

Ettoro - v. To replay, to play again.

Ettulo - v. To reopen, to reconsider (a possibility).

Etwenus - n. Pattern, lit. “Repeating image”.

Etxeno - v. To regift, to pass the gift further.

Evlimie - adj. Cheap, of no great value, with little or no worth.

Fardie - adj. Big, large.

Fast - n. Binding, connection.

Faster - n. Wedding, lit. “Connecting”.

Fasto - n. To bind, to connect.

Fenie - adj. Beautiful.

Fenym - n. Suit (of clothing).

Fero - v. To smell (something), to sense scent.

Fert - n. Second (of time), moment.

Fina - n. Agility, youthful swiftness.

Finie - adj. Young, new.

Fred - n. Chin (bodypart).

Fuine - n. War, warfare. Fuino - v. To war.

Fyn - n. Youth.

Gafamerymos - n. Potter, clay worker.

Gafa(s) - n. Clay.

Gafie - adj. New, fresh.

Gafo - v. To renew, to refresh.

Gal- - part. adj. “Parent of, ancestor of”.

Galb - n. Father.

Galika - n. Mother.

Galu - n. Parent, ancestor.

Gand - num. arch. Four.

Gandalf - pron. Gandalf, lit. "Fourth wizard".

Gaora - n. Paint.

Gaoro - v. To paint (in one color).

Garf - n. Animal, a living thing.

Gartho - v. To explode.

Garossa - n. Bottle.

Gealt - n. Island.

Gean - num. Ten.

Geanded - num. Two.

Geanmin - num. Eleven.

Geanminvear - n. January, lit. “Eleventh month”.

Geannart - num. Thirteen.

Geanvear - n. December, lit. “Tenth month”.

Gede - n. Choice, vote. Gedelen - n. President, lit. “Chosen king”.

Geto - v. To smile.

Geduo - v. To choose, to vote.

Gedwe - n. Democratic minister, lit “chosen”.

Gefen - n. House, a building in which people live, sleep and eat.

Geka - n. Back (bodypart).

Gelas - n. Walled city (circular in most cases).

Gele - n. Head.

Gelme - n. Hat.

Gem - n. Spoon.

Gembu - prep. Forward, before, in front of.

Gempa - n. Arm.

Gend - num. Four.

Gendie - adj. Fourth.

Gendiella - n. Thursday, lit “fourth day”.

Genedh - n. Court, square (of a city).

Geno - v. To protect, to herald, to take hold of.

Genos -n. Protector, soldier, herald.

Genu - adj. Back; prep. Backward.

Genwe - n. Face.

Ger - n. Silver.

Gerae - n. Starlight, light shed by stars.

Gerest - n. Morning.

Gerimie - adj. Bright, light.

Geste - n. Shirt.

Gestur - n. Helmet.

Glario - v. To listen (to someone speaking).

Glaro - v. To hear.

Gobo - v. To smell, to stink.

Golar - n. Pig, boar.

Gole - n. Part, particle (of speech), fraction.

Golerf - n. Pork.

Gome - n. Crowd.

Gul - n. Circle.

Gulen - n. Egg.

Gor - n. Orange (fruit).

Gorie - adj. Orange.

Gorter - n. Orange tree.

Gost - n. Wonder, curiosity.

Gosto - v. To wonder.

Gostien - pron. “Curious”.

Grenve - n. Goose.

Gurad - n. Pocket.

Gurg - n. Box, chest.

Gurpe - n. Skin.

Gwegu - n. Raven.

Gwen - n. House, home.

Gwend - n. Painting (a piece of art done on something mobile), picture.

Gyr - n. Bird.

Hadh* - r. Out, outern, outside.

Hadhihun - n. Outside.

Hagda - n. Abandoned (someone), orphan.

Hagde - n. Abandonment, loneliness.

Hagdo - v. To abandon, to leave behind, to leave alone, to give solitude, to reject.

Hagdos - n. Rejector, traitor, who is unwelcome of guests, abandoner.

Hage - n. Protection, right, rule.

Hago - v. To tell otherwise, to protect someone, to stand against (an opinion), to take sides.

Hagos - n. Lawyer, witness.

Hakirie - adj. Rude, mean, unfriendly.

Han - n. Eye.

Hanhara - n. Monocle, lit. “Eye-glass”.

Hanharel - n. pl. Glasses, lit. “Eye-glasses”.

Hara - n. Glass.

Harak - n. arch. Ice.

Harg - n. Ice.

Hedde - n. Wall, fence.

Hedhea - n. arch. Hospital, lazarette.

Hedho - n. To heal, to treat (medically).

Hedhos - n. Doctor, healer.

Hefe - n. Bread.

Henie - adj. Generous, lit. “Giving”.

Henn - n. Soup, broth.

Heno - v. To give, to gift.

Henos - n. Gifter, giver.

Heos - n. Bed.

Heossendhen - n. Lit. Bedroom

Hepo - v. To jump, to leap.

Herrie - adj. Tall (of person’s height).

Hest - n. Chair.

Hielt - n. South.

Hielte - adj. Southern, left.

Hlufie - adj. Dirty, stained.

Hodie - adj. Beloved, loved, adored.

Hodo - v. To love.

Hodont - n. Love.

Hodos - n. Lover, beloved.

Homa - num. Thousand.

Horn - n. Hammer.

Hres - n. Ear.

Hudas - num. Billion.

Hulgwen - n. Theatre.

Hulo - v. To act, to pretend.

Hulos - n. Actor, pretender, liar, imposter.

Hun* - r. In, inside, inner.

Hunie - adj. Inner.

Huniste - n. Inside (of something).

Hunt - n. Statue, sculpture.

Hunto - v. To sculpt, to give form.

Huntend - n. Sculptor workshop.

Iedh - n. Fence, low wall.

Iefe - n. Apple.

Iefeter - n. Appletree.

Iener - n. Tail, cape (form of relief).

Ient - n. Bridge, crossing.

Ieon - n. Measuring unit of weight roughly equal to 112kg and thus 100 ronks.

Imbad - n. Square, a figure with angles equal to 90°.

Imbadie - adj. Square, with angles equal to 90°.

Imbado - v. To square, to multiply by itself.

Imo - v. To mix, to stir.

Ior - n. Cow.

Iorielf - n. Beef.

Iste - n. Part, side.

Ivro - v. To wake up, to awaken.

Kaero - v. To sign, to gesture, to point.

Kark - Sap, living organism liquids, bodily fluids.

Kelvo - v. To shout, to cry out.

Kempe - n. Paper, papyrus.

Keori - n. Wave, roaring sea waves.

Ker - n. Shining, shine, glow.

K(e)r* - r. "Shining, of shine, glowing, star-like".

Kerie - adj. Shining.

Kero - v. To shine.

Kerselt - n. Diamond, lit. “Shining rock”.

Kilie - adj. Female, feminine.

Klunt - n. Weight.

Kol - n. Death.

Kolo - v. To die.

Kor - n. Secret, knowledge.

Korgwen - n. School, lit. “Knowledge house”.

Korie - adj. Secret, of deep or private knowledge.

Korihenos - n. Teacher, professor.

Koris - n. Secretary, secret keeper.

Korled - n. A secret passage, corridor.

Kren - n. The title for ministers.

Kreno - v. To limit, to control.

Krenos - n. Manager, controller, ruler, minister.

Krym - n. Sound, phoneme.

Kul* - r. “Hard, of hardness”.

Kulie - adj. Difficult, complex.

Kuladh - n. Student.

Kuladho - v. To learn.

Kuladhos - n. Student, learner.

Kupar - n. Town, village with a couple stone buildings.

Kuppo - v. To shake.

Kura - n. Study, exploration, known part of some area of knowledge or territory.

Kuro - v. To study, to explore.

Kuros - n. Explorer, scientist.

Kyl - n. Female, woman, feminine animate.

-kyl - part. n. “Female”.

La - n. Day (from midnight to midnight).

Ladhingwen - n. Hotel, inn, tavern, lit. “Staying house”.

Ladho - v. To remain/stay in the same place.

Lah - n. Matter, material.

Lahie - adj. Material, physical.

Lampa - n. Fish.

Lampamatos - pron. "Fishbane", a skilled whaler.

Lampo - v. To fish, to catch fish.

Lan - n. Moon.

Lanet - n. Race (of people).

Las - n. Moose.

Latan - n. Midday, noon, lit. “Day middle”.

Lenyt - n. Species (intelligent).

Led - n. Street.

Ledho - v. To climb (for surfaces steeper than 45°).

Lef - n. Meat.

-l(e)f - part. "Meat of".

Leg - n. Meal.

Leho - v. To touch.

Leme - n. Wing.

Lempie - adj. Straight.

Lenie - adj. Red.

Lenielf - n. Red meat.

Lerhie - adj. Deaf.

Lhan - n. arch. Old spelling of Lan.

Liar - n. Crown.

Liarie klunt - n. "Weight of a crown", responsibilities coming with power and rulership.

Limpo - v. To drink (any liquid).

Link - n. Cold.

Linkie - adj. Cold.

Linkmatos - n. arch. March, lit. "Cold-ender".

Lo - v. To go, to move, to walk, to swim, generic movement verb.

Log - n. Team, sport team, crew.

Lon - n. Grape.

Lonte - n. Player, participant.

Lonym - n. Wine.

Los - n. Lion.

Loskie - adj. Brown.

Lost - n. Copper (metal).

Lostie - adj. Ginger (of hair), lit. “Coppery”.

Lue - n. Dog

Lugg - n. Horse.

Lum - n. Kiss, barely missed opportunity.

Lumo - v. To kiss.

Lun - n. Knee.

Lunt - n. Chamber, apartment, living quarters.

Lus - n. Space, cosmos, emptiness, vacuum.

Lusie - adj. Pink, lit. “Cosmic”, due to the color of the stars.

Lym - n. Lake, mountain lake.

-lyn - part. “Of, racial-adjective, language, craft.”

Lyst - n. Tube.

Maa - n. dim. Mommy, mother.

Mad - n. Letter (as a symbol), symbol, sign.

Mado - v. To write.

Mair - n. Laugh, laughing (act of).

Mairo - v. To laugh.

Mala - n. Energy, power, might.

Maladha - n. Coffee, lit. “energy”.

Malakyth - pron. "Mighty heir".

Malie - adj. Powerful, mighty.

Malo - v. To emit energy, to glow with might (of rulers).

Man - n. Adjective.

Manak - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 7mm.

Manar - adj. Blue.

Manie - adj. Descriptive.

Maro - v. To find.

Marrun - n. Group of people connected by common interests or goals, a company, a team, a club.

Mat - n. End, finish.

Macie - adj. Final, ending.

Mato - v. To end, to finish, to stop.

Matos - n. Ender, bane.

-matos - part. n. "Bane of, killer of, ender of".

Matwear - n. February, lit. “Last month”.

Mean - n. Treasure, wealth, deposit.

Meanlunt - n. Treasury, bank.

Mebe - n. Pen, specifically the dipping pen or fountain pen.

Medde - n. Food.

Meddie - adj. Edible.

Meddiegyr - n. Chicken, lit. “food bird”.

Megwe - n. Musical group of more than four people, musical band, a flock of birds.

Mehde - n. Prison.

Mehdo - v. To imprison, to hold as prisoner, to hold hostage.

Meie - adj. Good, well.

Mekyr - n. Knife.

Meld - n. Treasure, money, valuables.

Meldie - adj. Rich, with much wealth.

Melie - adj. Valuable, expensive.

Meme - n. Sheep.

Menda - n. Number.

Meolt - n. Dream, vision.

Meolto - v. To sleep.

Merde - n. Gold.

Merdie - adj. Golden

Mert - n. Health.

Merten - n. Medicine, lit. “Liquid health”.

Merie - adj. Healthy.

Merin - n. Lemon.

Merinter - n. Lemontree.

Merinie - adj. Yellow.

Meryma - n. Work, job, craft, art.

Merymend - n. Workshop.

Merymo - n. To work, to craft.

-merymos - part. n. “Worker”.

Moiko - v. To catch.

Mossie - adj. Soft, gentle.

Mulie - adj. Black.

Mura - n. Night.

Mylu - n. Juice (of fruit).

Min - num. One.

Minie - n. First.

Miniella - n. Monday, lit “first day”.

Miniellig - n. Breakfast, lit “first meal”.

Minvear - n. March lit. “first month”.

Myl - n. Jewel, precious thing.

Myste - n. Milk.

Nacio - v. To lose, to be defeated.

Nadda - n. Honey.

Nadie - adj. Nice, well, pretty.

Nag- - part. adj. "Without".

Nagmeldie - adj. Poor, with no wealth, lit. "Without wealth".

Nakar - n. Goat.

Naltie - adj. Strong (of physical prowess).

Nakmekyr - n. Fork, lit. “goat-knife”.

Nam - n. Color.

Namtold - n. Colorful metal (category).

Nan* - r. “Water, of water, liquid”.

Nanda - n. Water.

Nankrym - n. Vowel phoneme, lit. “Liquid sound”.

Nantyr - n. Fin (of a fish), fin-like form.

Nareg - n. Nature, living nature, spirit of life, breath of life.

Nart - num. Three.

Nartie - adj. Third.

Nartiella - n. Wednesday, lit. “third day”.

Nartiellid - n. Dinner, lit. “third meal”.

Nartwear - n. arch. “Third month, May”.

Nath - n. Defeat.

Nata - num. Nine.

Natie - adj. Ninth.

Natien - pron. “Ninth”, as a ninth child or ninth month, November.

Neadh - n. Wound, injury.

Nedda - n. Window, opening, gap.

Nedo - v. To open.

Nehant - n. Ravine, lit. “narrowing”.

Nehie - adj. Narrow.

Nemme - n. Claw, talon.

Nemo - v. To pass by.

Nemu - n. Body (physical form), torso.

Neogie - adj. Short (of height, including people), dwarfed, shrunken.

Neter - n. Victim.

Netero - v. To fall victim, to become victim.

Neto - v. To think, to discuss.

Nibie - adj. Weak (physical prowess), weak (in health).

Nigie - adj. Small, little.

Nintie - adj. Wet.

Nissie - adj. Sweaty.

Nistie - adj. Tight, well fitting.

Nistis - n. Tightness.

Noeg - num. Zero, null.

Noeg¹ - n. Nothing, emptiness.

Nor - n. Sand.

Nuin - n. Music.

Nuinglaro - v. To listen to music.

Nuinglaros - n. Music listener, music critic.

Nuino - v. To create or play music.

Nulnast - n. Stronghold, castle.

Nulnie - adj. Hard, solid.

Nulnkrym - n. Consonant phoeneme, lit. “Solid sound”.

Nulurra - n. Cart.

Nutemen - n. Math, lit. “Art of counting”.

Nuto - v. To count.

Nutos - n. Mathematician, lit. “Counter”.

Nympe - n. Soap, washing compounds.

Nyss - n. Sweat.

Nytamo - v. To feed, to give food to.

Nytamos - n. Feeder, one who feeds.

O - part. No, not, negative answer.

Odobie - adj. Without clothes, nude, lit. "Unclothed".

O(h)- - part. adj. “Not, without”.

Ofenie - adj. Ugly, hard to call beautiful, hideous.

Ogalt - n. Orphan, lit. "Without a parent". Ol - n. Fire.

Olie - adj. Unpleasantly hot, scorching, lit. “Fiery, burning”.

Olivear - n. August, lit. “Hot month”.

Olo - v. To burn (something), to burn (as in “a burning house”).

Olois - n. Cannon, gun, lit. “Fire tube”.

Ondel - n. Root (of a tree).

Ondob - n. Coat (clothing).

Onto - prep. Down, under.

Onteredh - n. Dungeon, lit. “Underground”.

Ont(o)- - part. “Under”.

Onulnie - n. Flaccid, soft, lit. "Not hard".

Oso - v. To turn, to spin, to rotate.

Paa - n. dim. Daddy, father.

Pardhe - n. Key.

Pede - n. Path, small unpaved road.

Pedekempe - n. Magazine, newspaper, lit. “Road paper”, as they were most usually sold on roads to keep travelers informed of the recent happenings.

Peldhen - n. Stone building, castle, house with stone walls.

Pello - v. To dwell, to inhabit a territory, to walk.

Pelon - n. Adult, matured individual.

Pelonie - adj. Mature, adult.

Pelt - n. Bar, dwelling, inn.

Persa - n. Document, contract, treaty, bill.

Pledho - v. To cook.

Pledhen - n. Kitchen, lit. “Cooking room".

Plento - v. To lay down.

Plutmerymos - n. Miner, lit. “Digging worker”.

Pluto - v. To dig, to mine.

Plyr - n. Crystal, mountain glass.

Pollianna - pron. “Rightful ruler”, queen of the

Polie - adj. Rightful, as it should be.

Quar - n. Air.

Quato - v. To hang down, to hang.

Quea - n. Wind, breeze.

Queavear - n. September, lit. “Wind month”.

Quel - n. Town, ville.

Quen - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 70km and thus 700 rots.

Quest - n. Village.

Quosto - v. To follow, to track down.

Rabdas - n. Direction.

Ramb - num. Five.

Rambie - adj. Fifth.

Rambiella - n. Friday, lit “fifth day”.

Rapar - n. Finger/toe.

Rarie - adj. Thick, broad (of rivers), fat (of animate nouns), wide.

Raste - n. Belt.

Red - n. Year.

Refen - n. Farm.

Refenos - n. Farmer.

Refo - v. To farm, to produce.

-refos - part. n. "Farmer of".

Reido - v. To pay.

Rek - n. Fan, follower, adept.

Reko - v. To be a fan of, to like, to follow, to adore and be inspired by.

Remen - n. Mammal.

Remeno - v. To hunt, to prey on (only for mammals).

Rempa - n. Arc. Language.

Rempe - n. Tongue, language.

Rempo - n. To speak.

Reokie - adj. Warm, hot.

Reoquear - n. June, lit. “Warm month”.

Ressan - n. Tea.

Rest - n. Leaf.

Reul - n. Gold (poetic), lit. “blondness”.

Reulie - adj. Golden, blonde (of hair).

Ridhie - adj. Dusty, brown-colored, sprayed.

Rimo - v. To see, to notice.

Roged - n. Minute.

Roma - n. Time.

Romanor - n. Sands of time, hourglass.

Romie - adj. Heavy.

Romie¹ - adj. Lengthy (in time), lasting.

Ronad - n. Ship, boat. Rondo - n. Pencil.

Ronie - adj. Dark.

Ronk - n. Measuring unit of weight equal roughly to 1,13 kg.

Rot - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 700m and thus 1000 anats.

Ru - n. Pool, bathing place.

Ruar - n. Pain.

Ruarie - adj. Painful, excruciating.

Rubo - v. To run, to sprint, to gallop.

Rubu - n. Run, race (tournament).

Rud - n. Flower.

-rud - part. n . “Flower, flower of”.

Ruko - v. To draw (images or people).

Rumie - adj. Dark, shadowy, dull.

Rumpie - adj. Blind.

Ruprefos - n. Rabbit farmer, alt. Bird of prey.

Rupur - n. Rabbit.

Russa - n. Tooth.

Rydh - n. Dust.

Rygemie - adj. Thin.

Ryla - n. Singing (act of).

Ryma - n. Shoulder, rhyme, connection, link.

Ryn - n. Lake, pool, slower portion of the river.

Ryndie - adj. Swift, fast, quick.

Rynte - n. Musical instrument.

Ryv - n. Winter season.

Salga - n. Blood.

Sam - num. Seven. Samie - adj. Seventh.

Samiella - n. Sunday, lit. “Seventh day”.

Sanie - adj. Loose, freed, free.

Sekme - n. Poison, toxine.

Sekmo - v. To poison.

Selt - n. Pebble, rock, river stone.

Selg - n. Grave, tomb.

Selgiegelas - n. Graveyard, lit. "Tomb city".

Senym - n. City (composed of mainly stone buildings in the center and lesser, wooden ones around it, yet has no city walls).

Seolie - adj. Ill, unhealthy.

Seolis - n. Ill, patient.

Seotho - v. To push.

Set - n. Place, location.

Seuger - n. Illness, disease.

Seugergwen - n. Quarantine house, lit. "Ill house".

Siltie - adj. White.

Siltielf - n. White meat.

Sirmie - adj. Salty.

Sord - n. Gender, sex (trait).

Sto - v. To stand.

Styr - n. Muzzle, face.

Sulo - v. To sing.

Sulos - n. Singer.

Sulun - n. Eagle.

Sur - n. Blaze.

Suro - v. To blaze, to spit fire (for ignivomous creatures).

Surtur - n. Hell, lit. “Blazing land”.

Surg - n. Root (especially as edible).

Swele - n. Weapon.

Sykyr - n. Gem, precious stone.

Synvie - adj. Famous, well known, notorious.

Syrma - n. Salt.

Tana - n. Center, middle.

Ta(na)- - part. adj. “Mid, central”.

Tanaryv - n. January, lit.

“Midwinter”.

Tano - v. To pull.

Tarussal - n. Upper front teeth (two central ones), lit. “central teeth”.

Tarve - n. Evening. Tarvie - adj. Late (as in time), late (of the evening).

Tea- - part. adj. “Great”.

Teagalu - n. Great ancestor, grandparent.

Teakor - n. Great knowledge, science.

Teakorgwen - n. University, college, lit. “Great school”.

Tealie - adj. Great, high.

Tealt - n. Greatness.

Temen - n. Art, art craft.

Teor - n. Cut.

Teoro - v. To cut.

Teorolt - n. Scissors.

Teredh - n. Ground, earth.

Terek - n. Tree.

-ter - part. n. “Tree of”.

-told d- part. n. “Metal, metal of”.

Told - n. Metal.

Tol- - part. adj. “Metallic, of metal”.

Tosk - n. Rat.

Tula - num. Million.

Tunte - n. Tool, instrument.

Tur - n. Land, country.

-tur - part. n. “Land of, land, country, territory”.

Turkempe - n. Map, lit. “Land paper”.

Turo - v. To throw, to hurl.

Tyr - n. Friend.

-tyr - part. n. “Friend of, friend”.

Uldo - v. To raise, to lift.

Uldos - n. Elevator.

Ule - n. Whisker.

Ullun - n. East.

Ulmunt - n. Sunrise, lit. "Eastening".

Ulmunto - n. To come (for the morning).

Ulno - v. To grow.

Ulud - n. Roof, cover.

Unom - n. Gift.

Unos - n. Ceiling.

Unkel - n. Spider.

Unkorie - adj. Light of weight.

-unt - part. n. “Land, biome, geographic territory which is not bound to one specific country”.

Unte - n. Religion, faith.

Untie - adj. Gray.

Unto - v. To pray.

Untold - n. Gray, colorless metals (category).

Untu - n. Stone.

Unune - n. Rice.

Urdie - adj. Bad, foul.

Urmanie - adj. Aged (in years, as in 200 years old, aged 200 years).

Uru - n. Drug, hallucinogen.

-ust - part. n. “Fortified town”, a walled town.

Usten - n. Week.

Vaecie - adj. Bound, married.

Vaeta - n. Bound, partner, husband/wife.

Valdhem - n. Office, lit. “Preparation room”.

Valo - v. To make ready, to prepare.

Valyn - n. Unintended movement to the beat, unmeant dancing.

Valynn - n. Dance.

Valynno - v. To dance.

Valynnos - n. Dancer.

Varyn - n. Cat.

Vas - n. Hour.

Vat - n. Marriage, union.

Vear - n. Month.

-vear - part. n. “Month, month of”.

Veln - n. Note (as in notation), remark, mark.

Venke - n. Beard.

Venor - n. Neighbor.

Venvie - adj. Dead, lit. “lost”.

Venvus - n. Picture, image, vision.

Veol - n. Beach, shore with sand.

Ver - n. Shore, where water and land meet.

Vesto - v. To hold, to carry.

Vestos - n. Bag.

Vibalberenio - v. To undress to the point of being half covered.

Vibelmessio - v. To make authentic, to make unique to the author, to claim authorship over.

Viberenio - v. To undress, to uncover, to expose.

Vibinio - v. To decrease in size, to make smaller, to reduce, to shrink.

Vidarfio - v. To animate, to give life to.

Videlio - v. To heighten, to give height to, to make tall.

Videolio - v. To forestate, to cover in forests.

Vidermio - v. To flatten, to level.

Vidobio - v. To dress up.

Vidonio - v. To curve, to bend.

Vieiligio - v. To slow down, to make lose speed.

Vielio - v. To make good, to make well done.

Vielucio - v. To make noble, to grant noble title.

Vifardio - v. To enlarge, to make big.

Vifenio - v. To make beautiful, to make pretty.

Vifinio - v. To rejuvenate, to make young again.

Vigerimio - v. To make bright, to brighten, to make glow.

Vigorio - v. To make orange, to heat until orange glow.

Vihakirio - v. To make one rude, to make one lose temper.

Vihenio - v. To make one generous.

Viherrio - v. To make tall, to increase height of.

Vihielte - v. To send south, to make southern, to make sissy and spoiled.

Vihlufio - v. To stain, to make dirty.

Vihunio - v. To make inner, to take in, to accept into society.

Vik - n. Promise.

Vikerio - v. To make shiny, to polish.

Vikie - adj. Promised.

Viko - v. To promise.

Vikorio - v. To make secret, to classify, to deny access to.

Vikulio - v. To make complex, to make artificially difficult, to make harder to understand/do.

Vi(l)- - part. v. "To turn, to make" (of adjectives, as in "to make white").

Viladeakurio - v. To cover in snow, to make wintery, tl give snow to.

Viladhandio - v. To make loud, to make thunderous.

Vilagadio - v. To shorten (in distance), to make shorter (in distance).

Vilahio - v. To make real, to materialize, to create out of nothing.

Vilamurie - v. To clean, to make clean or clear again, to wash.

Vilanurio - v. To make shallow, to simplify (concepts).

Vilaradhio. - v. To make dry, to wither, to dry.

Vilarelio - v. To make one star-like, to give blessing of stars.

Vilarennamio - v. To make sky-blue, to paint sky-blue.

Vilasalio - v. To make green, to paint green, to bloom.

Vilasserio - v. To sadden, to disappoint.

Vilemerio - v. To mute, to make one hardly hearable, to silence, to talk over.

Vilempio - v. To straighten, to make straight.

Vilenio - v. To make red, to blush (greatly), to make blush (greatly).

Vilentio - v. To elongate, to stretch, to lengthen, to make long, to erect.

Vileressio - v. To make one happy.

Vilerhio - v. To deafen, to leave one without notice of something.

Vilevlimio - v. To make cheap, to disvalue, to give discount on.

Vilinkio - v. To make cold, to cool down, to refrigerate.

Vilodobio - v. To undress.

Vilofenio - v. To make ugly, to scar.

Vilolio - v. To make scorching, to make hot, to heat till white glow.

Vilostio - v. To make ginger (of hair), to cover in copper.

Viloskio - v. To make brown, to paint

brown, vulg. To cover in feces.

Vilsanio - v. To lose, to make loose, to free, to give freedom to.

Vilseolio - v. To make ill, to infect.

Vilsiltio - v. To whiten, to clean, to make white, to clear, to erase.

Vilsirmio - v. To salt, to make salty.

Vilsynvio - v. To make known, to fame.

Vilunkorio - v. To lighten (of weight), to make lighter (of weight), to lose weight.

Viluntio - v. To make gray, to paint gray, to leave without color.

Vilurdio - v. To make foul, to worsen.

Vilurmanio - v. To make old, to age, to turn older.

Vilusio - v. To make pink, to blush, to make blush.

Vilvaecio - v. To marry, to make married.

Vilvenvio - v. To lose, to make lost, to hide.

Vilvinio - v. To encell, to encase, to make core, to make base (of something).

Vilvulmio - v. To northern, to put in the North, to send to the north, to become skilled in survival.

Vilympio - v. To deepen, to make deep

Vimalio - v. To make mighty, to crown, to deem powerful, to call king, to woe.

Vimanario - v. To make blue, to paint blue.

Vimacio - v. To finalize, to make last, to leave one alone (alive).

Vimeddio - v. To make edible (again), to cook, to prepare (food), to make (food).

Vimeio - v. To make good, to make better.

Vimeldio - v. To make rich, to enrich, to saturate.

Vimelio - v. To make expensive, to make expensive through artificial scarcity.

Vimerdio - v. To make golden-colored, to cover in gold, to gild.

Vimerio - v. To make one healthy, to heal, to trait medically.

Vimerinio - v. To make yellow, to heat until yellowy-white light is emitted.

Vinadio - v. To make pretty, to make well.

Vinagmeldio - v. To steal from, go make poor, to make one lose riches.

Vinaltio - v. To make strong, to empower, to train physically, to increase athletic prowess.

Vinehio - v. To narrow down, to make narrow.

Vineogio - v. To shorten (in height), to dwarf, to make smaller or lower, to underestimate, to make or see as short (in height).

Vinibio - v. To weaken, to loosen, to make one lose power, to make weak.

Vinie - adj. Singular, cellular, nuclear, core.

Vinigio - v. To belittle, to make small, to degrade, to call immature.

Vinintio - v. To make wet, to make damp.

Vinulnio - v. To harden, to make hard, to make solid, to erect.

Vinystio - v. To tighten, to make well fitting, to tailor.

Vipelonio - v. To make adult, to become adult, to take or lose virginity.

Virario - v. To give water (to river, as via dam), to broaden.

Vireokio - v. To make hot, to make warm, to heat up, to warm up.

Vireulio - v. To make golden-colored, to blond, to discolor (of hair).

Viridio - v. To make dusty, to cover with dust, to let be covered in dust (by not dusting it).

Viromio - v. To make heavy, to fatten up, to add weight to.

Vironio - v. To darken, to make darker.

Virumio - v. To darken, to make dark.

Virumpio - v. To blind, to make blind, to deprive someone of information about some secret.

Virygemio - v. To make thin, to lose weight, to hunger.

Viryndio - v. To fasten, to accelerate, to make faster, to make swift.

Vitealio - v. To make great, to empower.

Volt - n. Fur, hide, fur wear.

Voltmerymos - n. Furrier, lit. “Fur worker”.

Vret - n. Leather.

Vulme - n. Hand.

Vulma - n. North.

Vulmie - adj. Northern, right (as in "right hand").

Vus - n. Bath.

Vussendhen - n. Lit. Bathroom.

Vyldio - v. To lower, to disgrace, to put below.

Vylvelt - n. Butter.

Vylveltie - adj. Buttery, oily.

Vylveltold - n. Lithium, lit. "Buttermetal" for its softness.

Vynta - n. Hair (on the head).

Yledie - adj. Low.

Ymp - n. Bottom.

Ympie - adj. Deep.

Ynga - n. Pigeon.

Yngen - n. Brain.

Yntunu - n. Alcoholic beverage.

Yro - num. Trillion.

Yssa - n. Science, study.

Ystel - n. Magic, secret craft.

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