Dictionary

This is a complete copy of the Felinese dictionary so far. Its contents have been automatically generated by a script. We currently have 2464 words listed.

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• -a a (affix) feminine suffix
• -aw aw (affix) adjective modifier
• -fhra Fra (affix) agent suffix
• -ir ir (affix) masculine affix
• -rha Ra (affix) ordinal number
• -rhuw Ruw (affix) abilitative
• -tash tash (affix) study of
• -wen wen (affix) superlative suffix

A

• a'ho aho (noun) idiot, fool
• a'iat aÁt (noun) a
• abmetaw abmetaw (adjective) constant
• adfhi adFi (noun/verb) time
• adfhilim adFilim (noun) caesium
• adfhiti adFiti (noun) time
• adfhitiban adFitiban (proper noun) Time Lord
• adfhitoiba adFitoiba (noun) time magic
• adora adora (noun) gladiolus
• adwa adwa (noun/verb) order
• aelis ælis (noun) chest
• aelta ælta (adverb) immediately
• aesh æsh (verb) go beyond
• aeshahriveipraemithimaerririutslivmriwa æshàriveipræmiþimærririutslivMiwa (adjective) supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
• aeshia æshÁ (proper noun) Asia
• aeshiaw æshÁw (adjective) asian
• aeshwen æshwen (adjective) extreme
• aeshwenim æshwenim (noun) francium
• aesi æsi (adjective) most
• aesiaw æsÁw (adverb) mostly
• aesitur æsitur (noun) industry
• aesituraw æsituraw (adjective) industrial
• aevash ævash (verb) read
• aevoh ævoh (verb) speak
• aevohtash ævohtash (noun) linguistics
• afem afem (adjective) positive
• afhek aFek (proper noun) Apex
• afhitaw aFitaw (adjective) leather
• afhitchu aFitCu (noun) dragon. Firrhna native animal, long kept as pets and often depicted as such in old artwork.
• afhitup aFitup (noun) leather. Usage for clothing is afhi-(clothing name)
• afol afol (noun) language
• afrikha afriKa (proper noun) Africa
• afrikhaw afriKaw (adjective) african
• ah à (interjection) ah
• ah? à? (interjection) huh?
• ahmi'a àmia (proper noun) Ammia
• ahnadri ànadri (noun) theatre
• aigrith âGiþ (noun/verb) destroy, destruction
• aigrithaw âGiþaw (adjective) destructive
• aigrithfhra âGiþFra (noun) destroyer
• aikre âkre (verb) break
• aikreaw âkreaw (adjective) broken
• airhit âRit (verb) show
• ais âs (noun) fur
• aiskli âskli (noun) fur coat
• aiskli'aw âskliaw (adjective) furry
• aivilfhie'aw âvilFÉaw (adjective) lesbian, gay, homosexual
• aivu âvu (noun/adverb) same
• aivu oe âvu oe (verb) be same
• aivukin âvukin (noun) twin
• aiwhura âwhura (noun) tenth month
• akbaw akbaw (adjective) spotted
• akbel akbel (adverb) either
• akbos akbos (noun) spot
• ake ake (determiner/adjective) other
• ake'em akeem (noun) alter ego
• akem akem (verb/adjective) let, allow, allowed
• akem'rhuw akemRuw (adjective) allowable
• aklave aklave (noun) side
• akthir akþir (verb) listen
• akvilfhie'aw akvilFÉaw (adjective) bisexual. Uncommon. Most felin are this.
• alahkaw alàkaw (adjective) linear
• alahke alàke (noun/verb) line
• alem alem (noun/verb) end
• alhifol alhifol (proper noun) Alahithian
• ali ali (determiner) each
• aliture aliture (adjective) mutual
• alnar alnar (adverb) maybe not
• alpaka alpaka (noun) alpaca
• alraelis alrælis (noun) boot
• alram alram (interjection/adverb) maybe
• alroi alroi (noun) back
• altheran alþeran (noun) town
• amaea amæa (proper noun) Amaia
• amafel amafel (noun) midget
• amalia amalÁ (noun) insult. Generic insult.
• amasif amasif (noun) shorts
• amate amate (adjective) short
• amatemla amatemla (noun) shortbread
• amatoe amatoe (verb) be short
• amelt amelt (noun/verb) gun
• amerikha ameriKa (proper noun) America
• amerikhaw ameriKaw (adjective) american
• amhul amhul (noun) second day
• amie amÉ (noun) friend
• amie oe amÉ oe (verb) be a friend
• amielim amÉlim (noun) argon
• amrethu aMeþu (noun) rocket
• amruaw aMuaw (adjective) lewd
• amrue aMue (noun) lewdness
• amrusurthe aMusurþe (verb) sexting
• amsira amsira (verb) undress
• amtha amþa (adjective) odd
• amthakhi amþaKi (noun) yttrium
• amthapusahr amþapusàr (proper noun) Venusaur. Strange combination of English and Japanese names.
• amthasahr amþasàr (proper noun) Bulbasaur. Strange combination of English and Japanese names.
• amthensahr amþensàr (proper noun) Ivysaur. Strange combination of English and Japanese names.
• amthui amþui (adjective) interesting
• amuchi amuCi (verb) play
• amuchi oe amuCi oe (verb) be played
• arami arami (verb) ask
• aramo aramo (noun/verb) answer
• arhmla aRmla (noun) store
• ar'hul arhul (noun) fifth day
• ari ari (noun/verb) kiss
• arinos arinos (noun) question
• ariveud ariveud (noun) question mark
• artash artash (verb) study
• asurr asurr (pronoun/determiner) this
• ath aþ (verb) look, watch
• atha aþa (verb) seem
• athel aþel (verb) see
• athfhra aþFra (noun) watcher
• athi'irna aþiirna (verb) cry in bed
• athiuk aþiuk (noun) bed
• athri aþri (adjective) exotic
• athrinim aþrinim (noun) radium
• athure aþure (adjective) cold
• athurelim aþurelim (noun) nitrogen
• athur'oe aþuroe (verb) be cold
• athursila aþursila (noun) winter
• atlawhura atlawhura (noun) first month
• avis avis (noun) there
• avlei avlei (noun) truth
• avleiaw avleÁw (adjective) truthful
• avoh avoh (verb) tell

B

• bachesh baCesh (noun) foot
• bachi baCi (noun) leg
• baekaw bækaw (adjective) classy
• baeki bæki (noun) class
• baena bæna (verb) rule
• bahm bàm (noun) bang
• bahmlim bàmlim (noun) potassium
• bahu bàu (noun) fragment
• ban ban (noun) queen, king, lord, king
• bansiltha bansilþa (noun) castle
• bari bari (verb) have
• be be (conjunction) for
• beisu beisu (noun) humour
• beit beit (noun/verb) joke
• belau belau (noun/verb) rust
• belausuf belausuf (noun) rust-red
• belausukhi belausuKi (noun) copper
• belru belru (verb) mature
• belruaw belruaw (adjective) mature
• bema bema (noun) pan
• bemeli bemeli (noun) north
• bepi bepi (auxiliary) may
• bhalti bhalti (conjunction) because
• bihiat bihÁt (noun) b
• biliku biliku (noun) paper
• bilitarhmla bilitaRmla (noun) bookstore
• bilites bilites (noun) book
• bilku bilku (noun) leaf
• bilme bilme (adjective) soft
• bilmoe bilmoe (verb) be soft
• bilsumih bilsumih (noun) millilitre
• bilvunoritash bilvunoritash (noun) microbiology
• bilvus bilvus (verb) magnify
• bilvuskhi bilvusKi (noun) lutetium
• bilvusrha bilvusRa (noun) microscope
• bip bip (noun) beep
• birh biR (adposition/adjective/adposition) inside, in
• birh oe biR oe (verb) be inside
• birhta biRta (adposition) into
• biri biri (verb) have
• bitrini bitrini (noun) magazine
• biumhu biumhu (adjective) charming
• bliu bliu (noun) breast, pair of breasts
• bom bom (noun) bump
• boro boro (verb) take
• boso boso (verb) get, receive
• brha bRa (noun) bra. Loanword. Most felin females have no need for a bra, and those that might tend not to.
• britahfel britàfel (noun/proper noun) english people, english person, Englishman
• britahfol britàfol (proper noun) English
• britahn britàn (proper noun) Britain, England
• britahw britàw (adjective) english, british
• brrmr brrM (noun/verb) buzz
• brrumr brruM (noun/verb) vibrate, vibration
• brrumrfhra brruMFra (noun) vibrator
• brrumronal brruMonal (noun) vibrator
• buai buâ (noun) mouth
• buaroe buaroe (verb) be true
• buaru buaru (adjective) true, actual
• buaru shigri buaru shiGi (noun) true love
• bukha buKa (noun/verb) calculation, calculate
• bukhafhra buKaFra (noun) calculator
• bukhatash buKatash (noun) calculus
• bukhepalru buKepalru (noun) computer work
• bukheva buKeva (noun) computer
• bukhifhevi buKiFevi (noun) video game
• bukhwlim buKwlim (noun) silicon
• bumka bumka (adjective) hard
• bumkhi bumKi (noun) manganese
• bumsa bumsa (noun) cookie
• buranero buranero (noun) tractor
• buri buri (adverb) light, lightly
• burilim burilim (noun) helium

C

• chaerisahr Cærisàr (proper noun) Charizard
• chaermandr Cærmandr (proper noun) Charmander
• chaermelieo CærmelÉo (proper noun) Charmeleon
• chaerrnah Cærrnà (noun) deity. More correctly, an avatar of the Will of the Planet, an old belief.
• chaerrnah wra fhriss Cærrnà wra Friss (noun) water god
• chaerrnah wra lamri Cærrnà wra laMi (noun) night god
• chaerrnah wra ruthra Cærrnà wra ruþra (noun) fire god
• chaerrnah wra shigri Cærrnà wra shiGi (proper noun) Goddess of Love
• chaerrnah wra thorei Cærrnà wra þorei (noun) earth god
• chaerrnah wra vi'em Cærrnà wra viem (noun) sky god
• chaerrnah wra vlirhove Cærrnà wra vliRove (noun) wind god
• chakre Cakre (verb) press
• charefhie CareFÉ (noun/verb) masturbation, masturbate
• charesh Caresh (noun) hand
• chareshvliratesluntaw Careshvliratesluntaw (adjective) so bored that you do something stupid to relieve the boredom
• charfhendu CarFendu (noun) torch
• charhi CaRi (noun) arm
• charhne CaRne (noun) spirit
• charhne wra fulriut CaRne wra fulriut (noun) tree spirit
• charhne wra lufhie CaRne wra luFÉ (noun) succubus
• charhne wra shigri CaRne wra shiGi (noun) love spirit
• charkluvie CarkluvÉ (proper noun) Avian
• charmlive Carmlive (noun) glove
• charnah Carnà (noun) avatar
• charseul Carseul (noun/verb) punch
• charsurthe Carsurþe (verb) handwrite
• charsurtheaw Carsurþeaw (adjective) handwritten
• chelin Celin (noun) cheetah. This refers to the felin subtype, not the Earth animal.
• chi Ci (adposition) to
• chi athiuk proh Ci aþiuk proh (phrase) go to bed
• chi avis Ci avis (adposition) to there
• chial CÁl (noun) eye
• chiba Ciba (noun/verb) heal, healing
• chibafhra CibaFra (noun) healer
• chieta CÉta (noun) cheetah. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the felin subtype.
• chikha CiKa (noun) click
• chikhi CiKi (noun) nickel
• chikhin CiKin (noun) chicken. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the Firrhna native.
• chirkul Cirkul (noun) year
• chirma Cirma (noun/verb) shopping, shop
• chirmafhra CirmaFra (noun) shopper
• chirr Cirr (noun) chirp
• chisarhi CisaRi (numeral) fifteen
• chisarhi-tiksre esnem-shaka-tinemrhi CisaRitiksre esnemshakatineMhi (numeral) million
• chisu Cisu (verb) smuggle
• chisufhra CisuFra (noun) smuggler
• chit Cit (noun) currency. Generic name for currency in general.
• chloha Cloha (noun) robot
• chlui Clui (noun) health
• chluia CluÁ (adjective) healthy

D

• dabi dabi (adposition) off
• dafah dafà (verb/adjective) clean
• dafahfhra dafàFra (noun) cleaner
• dahrif dàrif (noun) mach
• dam dam (adjective) on
• darmi darmi (noun) cereal
• debun debun (noun) place
• debuniat debunÁt (noun) at sign
• dekahiku dekàiku (noun) dark chocolate
• dekae dekæ (noun) shadow
• dekobsuf dekobsuf (adjective) dark brown
• deku deku (adjective/noun/verb) dark, darken, dark
• deku oe deku oe (verb) be dark
• dekuban dekuban (proper noun) Dark Lord
• dekulavla dekulavla (noun) dark red
• dekulavuhi dekulavuhi (adjective) dark green
• dekulithi dekuliþi (adjective) dark blue
• dekunevla dekunevla (adjective) dark orange
• delithkhi deliþKi (noun) cobalt
• delthi delþi (noun) lobe
• demai demâ (noun) flag
• denahmev denàmev (noun) contrast
• devtusi devtusi (noun) bacteria
• devtusimlithefhra devtusimliþeFra (noun) bacterivore
• dhati dhati (adposition) despite
• dhi dhi (conjunction) but
• difhio diFio (noun) lettuce
• dindu dindu (noun) spelt. Not actually Triticum spelta but analogous. Often used in muffins.
• dirh diR (noun) chunk
• dirhel diRel (noun) belly
• dirhnal diRnal (noun) hot dog
• dirhnalsoemla diRnalsoemla (noun) sausage roll
• diriepatirn dirÉpatirn (noun) tortilla
• dlamurr dlamurr (adjective) tsundere
• dlaphem dlaphem (adjective) sweet
• dlaphem oe dlaphem oe (verb) be sweet
• dohi dohi (noun) dog
• doiat doÁt (noun) d
• do'lahr dolàr (noun) dollar
• dorie dorÉ (noun) Dorito
• dorie'evie dorÉevÉ (verb) dorito finger
• doudhu doudhu (noun) ton
• dralea dralea (adjective) medical
• dratu dratu (noun) dragon. Used for dragons in general, as opposed to the Firrhna natives.
• drid drid (adjective) deep
• drivla drivla (adjective) infrared. Felin have infra-vision.
• drumti drumti (verb) grok
• dueb dueb (noun) bolt
• duiko duiko (noun) trick
• dumi dumi (verb) tag
• dunrhisa dunRisa (noun) pier
• duprho dupRo (noun) molecule
• duprhoaw dupRoaw (adjective) molecular
• duvmronal duvMonal (noun) erection
• duvri duvri (adjective) erect

E

• edefhia edeFÁ (proper noun) Edievia
• edefhifol edeFifol (proper noun) Edievian
• efsil efsil (noun) gown
• eftha efþa (noun/verb) faith, believe
• ehie ehÉ (pronoun) how
• e'iat eÁt (noun) e
• eibulem eibulem (noun) ovary
• eka eka (determiner/adjective) only
• ekhi eKi (noun) metal
• ekhlami eKlami (adverb) tonight
• ekhsbakh eKsbaK (noun) xbox
• ekhsiat eKsÁt (noun) x. Refers to the Latin letter.
• ekhsumi eKsumi (adverb) today
• ekhuin eKuin (noun) horse
• ekhuinkit eKuinkit (noun) foal
• ekiut ekiut (noun/verb) wave
• eklithe ekliþe (adjective/verb) open
• eklithoe ekliþoe (verb) be open
• ekmra ekMa (noun/verb) gesture
• eksi eksi (noun) size
• ekuba ekuba (noun) omen
• ekwata ekwata (noun/verb) tear
• elanpe elanpe (noun) flesh
• elav elav (noun) ham
• elbiti elbiti (adverb) always
• elheri elheri (adjective) waist-deep
• elifahe elifàe (verb) think
• elifahefhra elifàeFra (noun) thinker
• elimda elimda (noun/verb) adoration, adore
• elimdafha elimdaFa (adjective) adorable
• elimfa elimfa (adjective) cute
• elirihae elirihæ (noun) boot
• elite elite (adjective) tall
• elite oe elite oe (verb) be tall
• elitewen elitewen (adjective) tallest
• elithofli eliþofli (noun) rainforest
• elsila elsila (noun) season
• elsufbi elsufbi (noun) opinion
• elsufbi'aw elsufbiaw (adjective) opinionated
• elthae elþæ (adjective/verb) equal
• elthae oe elþæ oe (verb) be equal
• elthat elþat (noun) equal sign
• elthur elþur (verb) pour
• elus elus (noun) meat
• elus mlithe elus mliþe (verb) eat meat
• elusaw elusaw (adjective) meaty
• elusburan elusburan (noun) farm
• elusemla elusemla (noun) meatloaf
• elusmlithefhra elusmliþeFra (noun) carnivore
• elvuh elvuh (noun) stomach
• elvuhtash elvuhtash (noun) gastrology
• em em (adposition/affix) self, auto-
• emaisut emâsut (noun) imagination
• emaisutaw emâsutaw (adjective) imaginative
• emi emi (conjunction) and
• emi nar emi nar (conjunction) and not
• emi vi emi vi (conjunction) and then
• emkathe emkaþe (noun/verb) suicide
• emkatheaw emkaþeaw (adjective) suicidal
• emlat emlat (verb) act
• emlatfhra emlatFra (noun) actor, actress
• emlir emlir (noun) sport
• em'mronalari emMonalari (noun) autofellatio
• emparrmie emparrmÉ (verb) enjoy oneself
• emprah emprà (noun) emperor. Loanword. Felin don't have emperors — they have councilmen.
• emrelt eMelt (noun) pistol
• emvoie emvoÉ (adposition) throughout
• eptar eptar (verb) apply
• erdinfi erdinfi (noun) pleasure
• eret eret (noun) warning
• ereti ereti (verb) warn
• erha eRa (determiner/adjective) first
• erha grewhura eRa Gewhura (proper noun) January. First Gre(gorian) month
• erhi eRi (numeral) one
• erhi'aw eRiaw (adjective) lonely
• erhishenchir eRishenCir (noun) millennium. From 'erhi-tiksre eshenrhi chirkul, '13,000 years'.
• erhi-tiksre esnehen-shana'e-tilosarhi eRitiksre esnehenshanaetilosaRi (numeral) one hundred thousand
• eri eri (adjective) far
• eridathfhra eridaþFra (noun) voyeur
• eridaw eridaw (adjective) horny
• erlit erlit (noun) shirt
• ermi ermi (noun) story
• erolmi erolmi (noun) tale
• erolvohfhra erolvohFra (noun) storyteller
• eshim eshim (noun) council
• eshimva eshimva (noun) councillor
• esluno esluno (noun) resolution
• esne-sha-erhi esneshaeRi (numeral) twenty thousand seven hundred thirty-six
• esor esor (noun/verb) recognise, recognition
• esre-shahene-tinehen-nehenrhi esreshàenetinehennehenRi (numeral) five thousand
• etemetu etemetu (adjective) aimless
• etha eþa (determiner/adjective) all
• etha- eþa (affix) all-
• ethafel eþafel (pronoun) everyone
• ethafhie'aw eþaFÉaw (adjective) pansexual
• ethariukh eþariuK (noun) everything
• ethasurhi eþasuRi (noun) universe. Literally 'the All-Space'
• ethul eþul (adverb) every day. Contraction of 'etha hul'.
• eufu eufu (verb) fix
• eun eun (pronoun) we. Exclusive, i
• euna euna (pronoun) ours, our, my
• eunem eunem (pronoun) ourselves, myself

F

• fahr fàr (auxiliary) would/should/could/ought
• fahra fàra (auxiliary) should. EDIT ME...? 'If something, this should be,' as in the sample.
• fahrenki fàrenki (noun) Ferengi
• fahri fàri (pronoun/conjunction) when
• fahro fàro (affix) conditional indicator. EDIT ME? 'If something, this would be,' as in the sample.
• falair falâr (noun) spirit
• fash fash (noun) cock
• favile favile (noun) gender
• febpa febpa (noun/verb) rot
• febpaw febpaw (adjective) rotten
• fecham feCam (noun) jaw
• fel fel (noun) people, person
• fela fela (noun) female, woman
• felchit felCit (noun) currency. Felin currency specifically - the People's Chits.
• felhru felHu (noun) hermaphrodite. A person born with both male and female genitals was considered doubly-blessed in olden times. This term is a remnant from way back then.
• felin felin (proper noun) Felin
• felir felir (noun) male, man
• felirkhi felirKi (noun) rhodium
• felirshigri'aw felirshiGiaw (adjective) androsexual
• felthami felþami (noun) community
• femom femom (noun) cheese
• fen fen (noun) parent
• fena fena (noun) mother
• fena lufhie biri fena luFÉ biri (verb) have sex with someone's mother
• fena'aw fenaaw (adjective) motherly
• fenafhiefhra fenaFÉFra (noun) motherfucker. Has entirely different connotations.
• fenakina fenakina (noun) aunt
• fenfen fenfen (noun) grandparent
• fenfena fenfena (noun) grandmother
• fenfenir fenfenir (noun) grandfather
• fenir fenir (noun) father
• fenir oe fenir oe (verb) be a father
• fenir'aw feniraw (adjective) fatherly
• fenirkina fenirkina (noun) aunt
• fenirkinir fenirkinir (noun) uncle
• fenkin fenkin (noun) aunt or uncle
• fenkina fenkina (noun) aunt
• fenkinir fenkinir (noun) uncle
• fenrhok fenRok (proper noun) Fenerox
• feokh feoK (noun) tooth
• ferhe feRe (pronoun) who
• ferilo ferilo (verb) join
• fetahra fetàra (adjective) dark grey
• fhalaf Falaf (noun) engine
• fhch FC (abbreviation) ly
• fhe Fe (adposition) up
• fhear Fear (adposition) upper
• fhearkilitaw Fearkilitaw (adjective) superliminal
• fheave Feave (noun) top
• fhechas FeCas (verb) climb, go up
• fheira Feira (verb) awaken, wake, wake up
• fheiraw Feiraw (adjective) awake
• fheiul Feiul (noun) hill
• fhenah Fenà (adjective/noun) light
• fhenahkhi FenàKi (noun) tungsten
• fhenchir FenCir (noun) light-year
• fhendu Fendu (noun) lamp
• fhenrhete FenRete (noun) halation
• fhenrhim FenRim (noun) lightning
• fheve Feve (verb) raise
• fhevla Fevla (adjective) yellow
• fhevla oe Fevla oe (verb) be yellow
• fhevlim Fevlim (noun) sulphur
• fhevtu Fevtu (adjective) light grey
• fhie FÉ (verb) mate, fuck, sex
• fhieaw FÉaw (adjective) fucking
• fhiecharh FÉCaR (noun) succubus
• fhiefhem're FÉFemre (noun) sex toy
• fhiefhili FÉFili (noun) sexual attraction
• fhiemimru FÉmiMu (noun) orgy
• fhiemithi FÉmiþi (adjective) sexy
• fhiero FÉro (noun) motorcycle
• fhiethuaw FÉþuaw (adjective) kinky
• fhiethui FÉþui (noun) kink
• fhievma FÉvma (noun) blanket. The 'fhie' part is purely coincidence.
• fhili Fili (adjective) attractive
• fhilrus Filrus (adjective) average
• fhilsiraw Filsiraw (adjective) pretty
• fhlirifol Flirifol (proper noun) Fliriwul
• fhorienfol ForÉnfol (noun) vorynthel
• fhrisahl Frisàl (proper noun) Squirtle
• fhrisiltha Frisilþa (noun) bathhouse
• fhrisklave Frisklave (noun) coast
• fhrisprelith Frispreliþ (noun) bathtub
• fhriss Friss (noun) water
• fhrissduprho FrissdupRo (noun) water molecule
• fhrissiuldirh FrissiuldiR (noun) piece of rock from the sea
• fhrissiut Frissiut (noun) wave
• fhrisslero Frisslero (noun) waterwheel
• fhrisslim Frisslim (noun) hydrogen
• fhrissruti Frissruti (noun) bathroom
• fhrissvuhi Frissvuhi (adjective) water green
• fhrisumi Frisumi (noun/verb) bathe, bath
• fhrisumifhra FrisumiFra (noun) bather
• fhrisumifhriss FrisumiFriss (noun) bathwater
• fhrubka Frubka (noun) bandit
• fhrubkalim Frubkalim (noun) iodine
• fhruotha Fruoþa (noun) nipple
• fhss Fss (noun) hiss
• fhulmu Fulmu (adjective) difficult
• fhurai Furâ (proper noun) name of a country
• fibsu fibsu (noun/verb) layer
• fiditi fiditi (adverb) sometime
• fidkel fidkel (adjective) many
• fidkeli fidkeli (determiner) many
• fidketi fidketi (adverb) often
• fidlum fidlum (determiner) much
• fidmilo fidmilo (noun) koto
• fidoi fidoi (determiner/adjective) few
• fidthfel fidþfel (pronoun) someone
• fidthfel oe fidþfel oe (verb) be someone
• fidthro fidþro (adjective/determiner) some
• fidthrul fidþrul (adjective) some day
• fie'iat fÉÁt (noun) f
• fihi fihi (noun) giggle
• fi'io fiio (noun/verb) link
• filfhu filFu (verb) scare
• filfhuaw filFuaw (adjective) scared
• filni filni (verb) hide
• fimgraifel fimGâfel (proper noun) Floran
• fiml fiml (noun) plant
• fimlburan fimlburan (noun) farm
• fimr fiM (noun) grass
• fimva fimva (adjective) lucky
• fiolim fiolim (noun) fluorine
• fiom fiom (noun/verb) milk
• fiomaw fiomaw (adjective) milky
• firrhna firRna (proper noun) name of a planet
• fithiltha fiþilþa (noun) shelter
• fithin fiþin (adjective) safe
• fliavhem flÁvhem (noun) society
• flui flui (noun) morning
• fluigrim fluiGim (noun) breakfast
• foiba foiba (noun) magic
• foiba'aw foibaaw (adjective) magical
• foimu foimu (noun) fact
• foinae foinæ (noun) magician
• foit foit (noun) chassis, body
• foitupaw foitupaw (adjective) genetic
• foitupi foitupi (noun) gene
• foitupitash foitupitash (noun) genetics
• fol fol (noun) speech
• folme folme (noun) word
• folupi folupi (noun) meme
• fuhri fuHi (adjective) hypothetical. EDIT ME! 'If something, this could be,' as in the sample.
• fuifu fuifu (noun) wood
• fuihuimaw fuihuimaw (adjective) frustrated
• fuihum fuihum (noun/verb) frustration, frustrate
• fuihumitaw fuihumitaw (adjective) frustrating
• fuinal fuinal (noun) stick
• fuk fuk (interjection) fuck!. Loanword, clearly. The softer ending k implies the speaker knows they're being silly.
• fulrikal fulrikal (noun) snake
• fulrisulisafhra fulrisulisaFra (noun) woodcutter
• fulriusiltha fulriusilþa (noun) treehouse
• fulriut fulriut (noun) tree
• fulriut sulisa fulriut sulisa (verb) cut a tree
• fuola fuola (noun) habit
• fusah! fusà! (interjection) fuck!
• fuvofi fuvofi (noun) hyoshigi

G

• grafhrisahl GaFrisàl (proper noun) Wartortle
• grahrow Gàrow (verb) ejaculate
• grahru Gàru (noun) climax, orgasm
• grahs Gàs (noun/verb) anger
• grahsaw Gàsaw (adjective) angry
• grahvalkan Gàvalkan (noun) Romulan
• graikhaw GâKaw (adjective) monstrous
• graikhu GâKu (noun) monster
• graruh Garuh (noun) war
• graruh indoi Garuh indoi (noun) warrior face
• graruhfhra GaruhFra (noun) warrior
• graruhmuthi Garuhmuþi (noun) art of war
• greftek Geftek (noun/verb) murder. .
• grep Gep (verb) search. Yes.
• grie GÉ (interjection) damn it
• griemre GÉMe (noun) insult. Generic insult.
• grifth Gifþ (noun) filth
• griftha Gifþa (noun) filthy
• grilh Gilh (adjective) bad
• grilhfel Gilhfel (noun) bad person
• grilhfiml Gilhfiml (noun) weed
• grilvlem Gilvlem (noun) nightmare
• grilvlem biri Gilvlem biri (verb) have a nightmare
• grinai Ginâ (verb) toss
• grite Gite (noun/verb) satisfy, satisfaction
• griteaw Giteaw (adjective) satisfied
• gritelwa Gitelwa (adjective) satisfying
• griuhaw Giuhaw (adjective) powered
• griuhei Giuhei (noun) power, might
• griuheiaw GiuheÁw (adjective) mighty, powerful
• griuheiaw graruhfhra GiuheÁw GaruhFra (noun) mighty warrior
• griuheiwen Giuheiwen (adjective) almighty
• griuprho GiupRo (noun) ion
• griurhove GiuRove (noun) storm
• griuve Giuve (noun) force
• grohnis Gohnis (verb) guess
• gruvgri GuvGi (verb) hate
• gruvgrilim GuvGilim (noun) rubidium

H

• haemi hæmi (noun) strategy
• hafma hafma (noun) ship
• haptai haptâ (noun) group, set
• hasel hasel (noun) wall, walls
• hasimr hasiM (noun) moss
• hchi hCi (interjection) achoo
• hemri heMi (adposition/pronoun) where
• henklave henklave (noun) triangle
• henmilo henmilo (noun) shamisen
• henrha henRa (adjective) third
• henrha grewhura henRa Gewhura (noun) march. Third Gre(gorian) month
• henrhi henRi (numeral) three
• hepna hepna (noun) catnip
• hiathan hÁþan (noun) memory
• hibme hibme (noun) pillow
• hielotah hÉlotà (proper noun) Hylotl
• himevu himevu (noun) firework
• himre hiMe (noun) volume
• himva himva (noun) cloud
• himvalim himvalim (noun) radon
• hiooman hiooman (noun) human. Insulting
• hirkoe hirkoe (noun) culture
• hiuh hiuh (interjection) phew
• hiurh hiuR (pronoun/determiner) that
• hlet hlet (verb) sow
• hletwhura hletwhura (noun) fourth month
• hoi hoi (interjection) hoj
• holiewod holÉwod (proper noun) Hollywood
• hongrie honGÉ (proper noun) Hungary
• hongrieaw honGÉaw (adjective) hungarian
• hongriefol honGÉfol (proper noun) Hungarian
• hotisu hotisu (noun/verb) reveal
• hraka Haka (noun) lizard
• hrakafel Hakafel (noun) lizardfolk
• hrakhu HaKu (proper noun) Haraku
• hram Ham (noun) chomp
• hribar Hibar (noun) necklace
• hrilof Hilof (noun) neck
• hriuru Hiuru (noun) calf
• hrive Hive (noun) beauty
• hrivei Hivei (adjective) handsome, beautiful
• hrivei oe Hivei oe (verb) be beautiful
• hriwoth Hiwoþ (noun) scarf
• hrm Hm (interjection) ahem
• hrosie HosÉ (noun) elbow
• hruim Huim (verb) help
• hruine Huine (adjective) helpful
• hrume Hume (noun/verb) blessing, bless
• hrumeaw Humeaw (adjective) blessed
• hrumgrum HumGum (noun) vroom
• huiat huÁt (noun) h
• huil huil (noun) drop
• huire huire (noun/verb) rain
• hul hul (noun) day
• humiar humÁr (noun) mankind, human
• humiaw humÁw (adjective) human
• huom huom (noun) snow
• huom'rihae huomrihæ (noun) snowshoe
• huprhae hupRæ (noun) prostitute

I

• iaem Áem (noun) port
• iaiat ÁÁt (noun) j. Refers to the Latin letter.
• ialhi Álhi (noun) head
• ialhivebi Álhivebi (noun) head covering
• iapan Ápan (proper noun) Japan
• iapanaw Ápanaw (adjective) japanese
• iapanfol Ápanfol (proper noun) Japanese
• iaralaw Áralaw (adjective) certain
• iarale Árale (noun) certainty
• iaraloe Áraloe (verb) be certain
• iaralri Áralri (interjection) certainly
• iarbari Árbari (verb) have
• ibe ibe (noun) seat
• idhuti idhuti (noun) room
• iebana Ébana (verb) drown
• iechae'aw ÉCæaw (adjective) holy
• iechaporhka ÉCapoRka (interjection) holy shit!
• i'eia ieÁ (noun) music
• i'eiaw ieÁw (adjective) musical
• iela Éla (verb) consider
• i'eme ieme (noun) chair
• i'emla iemla (noun) glasses
• ieran Éran (proper noun) Iran
• ieranaw Éranaw (adjective) iranian
• i'esa iesa (verb) repeat
• ifkei ifkei (noun) disk
• igrim iGim (noun/noun/verb) feeding, feed, meal
• igr'rito iGrito (noun) menu
• igrus iGus (noun) food
• i'iat iÁt (noun) i
• iklar iklar (noun) channel
• ilar ilar (verb) relax
• ilaraw ilaraw (adjective) relaxed
• ilaud ilaud (noun/verb) count
• ilaudrhuw ilaudRuw (adjective) countable
• ilaw ilaw (adjective) chill
• ilawhura ilawhura (noun) third month
• ilerk ilerk (noun) camera
• ilim ilim (noun/verb) meaning, mean
• ilrhavile ilRavile (adjective) transgender
• ilrhut ilRut (verb) transform
• ilthar ilþar (noun) pie
• ilthre ilþre (adjective) young
• ilthre oe ilþre oe (verb) be young
• ilthrefel ilþrefel (noun) young man
• ilthrefela ilþrefela (noun) young woman
• ilthrewakin ilþrewakin (noun) younger sibling
• ilthrewakina ilþrewakina (noun) younger sister
• ilthrewakinir ilþrewakinir (noun) younger brother
• ilturaw ilturaw (adjective) fluffy
• ilusi ilusi (noun/verb) hope
• imech imeC (verb) grill
• imechaw imeCaw (adjective) grilled
• imechelus imeCelus (adjective) grilled meat
• imechthi imeCþi (noun) grill
• imek imek (adjective) bright
• imeklim imeklim (noun) xenon
• imekulithi imekuliþi (adjective) light blue
• imelavla imelavla (noun) bright red
• imelavlim imelavlim (noun) phosphorus
• imelavuhi imelavuhi (adjective) light green
• imenit imenit (adjective) light haired
• imi imi (adjective) shy
• imisera imisera (verb) withdraw
• imo imo (adverb) too
• imokel imokel (adjective) too many
• imoleira imoleira (verb) sleep in
• imolum imolum (adverb) too much
• imtulae imtulæ (noun) pixel
• imtuva imtuva (noun) picture
• inadel inadel (noun) heart. Historical variant of 'indel'.
• inara inara (noun) mirror
• inarkhi inarKi (noun) silver
• indaelis indælis (noun) bonnet
• indel indel (noun) heart
• indoi indoi (noun) front, face
• indoiat indoÁt (noun) emoticon
• indoinit indoinit (noun) facial hair
• inkra inkra (noun) future
• inresh inresh (noun) facepalm. *whap*
• intiu intiu (noun) science
• intiuaw intiuaw (adjective) scientific
• intiufhra intiuFra (noun) scientist
• ioli ioli (noun) tongue
• irhe iRe (verb) do
• irhefol iRefol (noun) verb
• irholiaw iRolÁw (adjective) gorgeous
• irifu irifu (noun) speed
• irna irna (verb) cry
• isikah isikà (verb) matter
• iskultu iskultu (noun/verb) poison
• iskultuaw iskultuaw (adjective) poisonous
• iskultulim iskultulim (noun) arsenic
• isoit isoit (adjective) popular
• isuv isuv (adjective) formal
• itih itih (verb) be present
• itonhei itonhei (noun) power
• itonhekhi itonheKi (noun) cadmium
• itulei itulei (noun) fame
• ituleiaw ituleÁw (adjective) famous
• itus'oe itusoe (verb) be called
• itusu itusu (noun/verb) name, call, name
• itusulim itusulim (noun) polonium
• itusutash itusutash (noun) onomastics
• iuem iuem (verb) stop
• iul iul (noun) rock
• iulkhi iulKi (noun) zirconium
• iultash iultash (noun) petrology
• iun iun (pronoun) we. Inclusive
• iupetah iupetà (proper noun) Jupiter
• iuranos iuranos (proper noun) Uranus
• iuro iuro (proper noun) Euro
• iuropah iuropà (proper noun) Europe
• iuropahw iuropàw (adjective) european
• iuso iuso (verb) give
• iuso em' boro iuso em boro (phrase) give and take
• iut iut (noun) wave
• iuthi iuþi (noun) rack
• ivlem ivlem (noun/verb) dream
• ivlemaw ivlemaw (adjective) dreaming
• ivlemfhra ivlemFra (noun) dreamer
• ivlemi ivlemi (noun) dreaming
• ivlemkhi ivlemKi (noun) niobium

K

• kaelis kælis (proper noun) Caelys
• kaero kæro (noun/verb) bike, bicycle, bike
• kahiku kàiku (noun) chocolate
• kairha kâRa (adjective) second
• kalbe kalbe (noun/verb) weave, weaving
• kalbefhra kalbeFra (noun) weaver
• kalemi kalemi (noun) letter, message
• kaliforhni kalifoRni (proper noun) California
• kalomo kalomo (noun) crawl
• kalomofhra kalomoFra (noun) crawler
• kameli kameli (noun) south
• kamti kamti (noun/verb) inform, information
• kamtiaw kamtÁw (adjective) informative
• kanada kanada (proper noun) Canada
• kanadafol kanadafol (proper noun) Canadian
• kanadaw kanadaw (adjective) canadian
• kanahsiepa kanàsÉpa (noun/verb) pronounce, pronunciation
• kaochit kaoCit (noun) currency. Half a chit, fifty cents.
• kaorthim kaorþim (adverb/noun/verb) half, halve, half
• kaorthimaw kaorþimaw (adjective) half
• kapa kapa (noun) basin
• karha grewhura kaRa Gewhura (proper noun) february. Second Gre(gorian) month
• kar'hap karhap (noun) pair
• karhi kaRi (numeral) two
• karhlaeke kaRlæke (noun) colon
• karrdi karrdi (noun) problem
• kasulmi kasulmi (noun) tomorrow
• katra katra (noun) rose
• k'bum kbum (interjection) ka-boom
• keiat keÁt (noun) k
• kekho keKo (noun) gecko. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal.
• kekma kekma (noun) land, landmass, land
• kekmalim kekmalim (noun) boron
• kemauv kemauv (noun) type, kind
• kemla kemla (noun/verb) discovery, discover
• kemlafhra kemlaFra (noun) discoverer
• keov keov (adjective/determiner) last
• kermahfol kermàfol (proper noun) German
• kermahnaw kermànaw (adjective) german
• kermahni kermàni (proper noun) Germany
• kesithe kesiþe (verb) close
• kesunko kesunko (noun) virus
• ketcha ketCa (noun) ketchup. Loanword.
• khairosu Kârosu (noun) revenge
• khaledvoch KaledvoC (proper noun) Excalibur
• khat Kat (noun) cat
• khataw Kataw (adjective) catlike. With catlike tread BADUMPADUMP
• khatfel Katfel (noun) cat person. No self-respecting felin would call themself this.
• khatfela Katfela (noun) cat lady
• khatfol Katfol (proper noun) cat/feline language
• khchulu KCulu (proper noun) Cthulhu
• khemronal KeMonal (noun) dildo
• kheras Keras (proper noun) Cerus
• khevire Kevire (adjective) fake
• khior Kior (affix/adjective) fast, quick, rapid, fast
• khislu Kislu (noun) grid
• khiv Kiv (noun) cell
• khlafheve KlaFeve (noun) sunrise
• khlahi Klài (noun) sun
• khlahideku Klàideku (verb) tan
• khlahirhove KlàiRove (noun) solar wind
• khlaholna Klàolna (noun) solar sail
• khla'hul Klahul (noun) seventh day
• khratu Kratu (noun/verb) doom
• khrime Krime (noun/verb) scream
• khrismas Krismas (proper noun) Christmas. Obvious loanword is festive.
• khuiat KuÁt (noun) g. Refers to the Latin letter.
• khukhal KuKal (verb) google
• khuko Kuko (noun/verb) glue, adhesive, glue
• khuko'aw Kukoaw (adjective) adhesive
• khulami Kulami (noun) organism
• khundam Kundam (noun) spacesuit. Refers to an extravehicular suit of powered armor.
• khusah Kusà (verb) thank
• kideri kideri (adjective) far away
• kieiat kÉÁt (noun) q
• kihur kihur (noun) subtraction
• kikit kikit (noun) grandchild
• kikitr kikitr (noun) grandson
• kikitta kikitta (noun) granddaughter
• kilitaw kilitaw (adjective) liminal
• kin kin (noun) sibling
• kina kina (noun) sister
• kina oe kina oe (verb) be a sister
• kinir kinir (noun) brother
• kinir oe kinir oe (verb) be a brother
• kinkit kinkit (noun) nibling, niece or nephew, cousin
• kinkitir kinkitir (noun) nephew
• kinkitta kinkitta (noun) niece
• kinr'aw kinraw (adjective) brotherly
• kit kit (noun) child
• kitir kitir (noun) son, boy
• kitta kitta (noun) daughter, girl
• kitwhura kitwhura (noun) seventh month
• kiu kiu (noun) egg
• kla kla (verb) can
• klame klame (adjective) civilised
• klamithe klamiþe (noun) world, planet
• kleu kleu (noun/verb) struggle
• klifeltha klifelþa (adjective) pregnant
• klifeltha oe klifelþa oe (verb) be pregnant
• klisira klisira (verb) dress
• kloir kloir (verb) cook
• kloiraw kloiraw (adjective) cooked
• kloirfhra kloirFra (noun) cook
• kloirhuti kloiRuti (noun) kitchen. Literally 'cooking room'.
• kloirteri kloirteri (noun) smell of food cooking
• klunae klunæ (noun/verb) win, victory, win
• klunaeaw klunæaw (adjective) victorious
• kluvie kluvÉ (noun) bird
• komisera komisera (verb) outgoing
• konreb konreb (noun) scoundrel
• konwakhsiap konwaKsÁp (proper noun) ConWorkShop
• korn korn (noun) Gorn
• kosafol kosafol (proper noun) Kauzasian
• kovin kovin (noun) race
• kra kra (noun/adverb) now
• krahih kràih (noun) ejaculate
• kravchu kravCu (noun) wing
• kravutekhuin kravuteKuin (noun) alicorn
• kreikre kreikre (verb) sabotage
• krevie krevÉ (noun) claw
• kreviepahiat krevÉpàÁt (noun) rune
• krevigrim kreviGim (verb) fight
• krevilim krevilim (noun) thallium
• krilit krilit (noun) coat
• kue kue (adposition) by
• kufhe kuFe (adjective) cultural
• kuh kuh (noun) mess
• kulithi kuliþi (adjective) blue
• kupve kupve (verb) bark
• kusir kusir (noun) net
• kuvkhi kuvKi (noun) iron
• kuvukhuin kuvuKuin (noun) unicorn
• kuvut kuvut (noun) horn
• kuvutaw kuvutaw (adjective) horned
• kveul kveul (noun/adjective) solid
• kveul oe kveul oe (verb) be solid
• kvuth kvuþ (verb) die
• kvuthi kvuþi (noun) death
• kvuthilim kvuþilim (noun) chlorine
• kvuthirm kvuþirm (adjective) dead

L

• la la (adposition) down
• laave laave (noun) bottom
• laavkilitaw laavkilitaw (adjective) subliminal
• lachi laCi (verb) care
• lachiba laCiba (verb) nurse
• lachibafhra laCibaFra (noun) nurse
• ladue ladue (noun) bow
• laeama læama (adjective) female
• laeamhru læamHu (adjective) intersex
• laeamir læamir (adjective) male
• laeamkiu læamkiu (noun) testicle. Slang term.
• laeke læke (noun) dot, point
• laekraikre lækrâkre (noun) heartbreak
• laekrui lækrui (noun) heart
• laelothr læloþr (noun/verb) panic
• laeon læon (noun) lion. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the felin subtype.
• laeona læona (noun) lioness. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the felin subtype.
• lafrha lafRa (noun) hat
• laihe lâhe (adposition) below
• laiul lâul (noun) cave
• laiultash lâultash (noun) speleology
• lamkhlahi lamKlài (noun) midnight sun
• lamrath laMaþ (noun) night vision
• lamri laMi (noun) night
• lamrimlithe laMimliþe (noun) midnight snack
• lamrivi'em laMiviem (noun) night sky
• lamuthu lamuþu (adjective) indigo
• lamve lamve (verb) leave
• lamvehi lamvehi (noun) colour of night
• lan lan lan lan (noun) long-long
• langri lanGi (noun/verb) approval, approve
• lasinu lasinu (noun) cake
• latka'ho latkaho (adjective) stupid
• latka'hoe latkahoe (verb) be stupid
• latrei latrei (adverb) again
• lave lave (verb) lower
• lavebaeki lavebæki (noun) lower class
• lavla lavla (adjective) red
• lavla oe lavla oe (verb) be red
• lavlanit lavlanit (noun) red hair
• lavlanitaw lavlanitaw (noun) redhead
• lavuhi lavuhi (adjective) green
• lb nar birili lb nar birili (phrase) we are out of toilet paper. LB = luthrik biliku, butt paper.
• lealin lealin (noun) lion. This refers to the felin subtype, not the Earth animal.
• leara leara (adposition/conjunction) before
• learafen learafen (noun) ancestor
• legro leGo (noun) atom
• legroaw leGoaw (adjective) atomic
• legrolim leGolim (noun) barium
• lehfelva lehfelva (noun) hero, heroine
• lehfelvaw lehfelvaw (adjective) heroic
• lehfelvoe lehfelvoe (verb) be a hero
• leifeti leifeti (noun/verb) drink
• leifeti'aw leifetiaw (adjective) drinkable
• leihul leihul (noun) ninth day
• leira leira (verb) sleep
• leiraw leiraw (adjective) sleepy
• leiraw oe leiraw oe (verb) be sleepy
• leirawvam leirawvam (verb) fall asleep
• leiruti leiruti (noun) bedroom
• leisu leisu (adposition/conjunction) after
• leisuhiurh leisuhiuR (adverb) after that
• leisulisae leisulisæ (noun) afterbirth, motherfucker
• leithroa leiþroa (noun) way
• lero lero (noun) wheel
• levta levta (adjective) additional
• liah lÁh (noun/verb) hug
• liahfhra lÁhFra (noun) hugger
• liahfhra oe lÁhFra oe (verb) be a hugger
• liarh lÁR (noun/verb) cuddle
• liarhfhra lÁRFra (noun) cuddler
• liatu lÁtu (noun) tail
• liatufhie lÁtuFÉ (noun) tail sex
• liatuliah lÁtulÁh (noun) tail hug
• libeu libeu (noun) table
• libun libun (noun) screw
• liebakhuin lÉbaKuin (noun) zebra
• liebakhuinkit lÉbaKuinkit (noun) zebra foal
• liebaw lÉbaw (adjective) striped
• liebos lÉbos (noun) stripe
• lifahe lifàe (verb) think
• lifku lifku (adjective) careful
• lifku oe lifku oe (verb) be careful
• likosi likosi (noun) region
• limev limev (adjective) different
• limev oe limev oe (verb) be different
• limfel limfel (noun) candidate
• limsi limsi (noun/verb) choice, choose
• lipoal lipoal (noun/verb) age
• lipoaw lipoaw (adjective) aged
• lira lira (adverb) really
• liraw liraw (adjective) real
• liraw oe liraw oe (verb) be real
• lirus lirus (noun) reality
• listhe lisþe (verb) test
• litfho litFo (noun/verb) connect, connection
• litfhoaw litFoaw (adjective) connected
• lithei liþei (noun) dwelling
• litram litram (adjective) weak
• liumti liumti (noun/verb) understanding, understand
• livilfhie'aw livilFÉaw (adjective) heterosexual. Uncommon.
• livmeu livmeu (noun/verb) feast
• livsu livsu (noun) spice
• livsuemla livsuemla (noun) gingerbread
• lobafol lobafol (proper noun) Lojban
• loema loema (noun) harness. Oh sweetheart no it's not for a horse :D
• lohenrhi lohenRi (numeral) thirteen
• loithr loiþr (noun/verb) fear
• loithrlim loiþrlim (noun) lithium
• loithru loiþru (adjective) afraid, fearful
• loithru oe loiþru oe (verb) be afraid
• lokarha grewhura lokaRa Gewhura (proper noun) december. Twelfth Gre(gorian) month
• lokarhi lokaRi (numeral) twelve
• lomeli lomeli (noun) west
• lonemrhi loneMhi (numeral) fourteen
• lonerha grewhura loneRa Gewhura (proper noun) november. Eleventh Gre(gorian) month
• lonerhi loneRi (numeral) eleven
• losarhi losaRi (numeral) ten
• losarhlim losaRlim (noun) neon
• luchote luCote (noun) console
• luev luev (adverb) very
• lufemthua lufemþua (noun) testicle
• lufhie luFÉ (noun) intercourse, sex
• lufhie biri luFÉ biri (verb) have sex
• lufhie'aw luFÉaw (adjective) sexual
• lufhiekuem luFÉkuem (noun) nymphomaniac
• lufhtrinaw luFtrinaw (adjective) pornographic
• lufhtrini luFtrini (noun) pornography
• luiat luÁt (noun) l
• lukhdi luKdi (adjective) sane
• lumafma lumafma (noun) submarine
• lumvith lumviþ (verb) sell
• lumvithfhra lumviþFra (noun) seller
• luna luna (proper noun) Moon, Earth's moon
• lurea lurea (verb) start
• luskar luskar (noun/verb) mixture, mix
• luskaraw luskaraw (adjective) mixed
• luth luþ (adjective) low
• luthma luþma (noun/proper noun) lowland, The Netherlands
• luthma'aw luþmaaw (adjective) dutch
• luthmafel luþmafel (proper noun) Dutchman
• luthmafol luþmafol (proper noun) Dutch
• luthrik luþrik (noun) buttocks, ass, buttock
• luthrindoi luþrindoi (noun) backpfeifengesicht
• luthrnit luþrnit (noun) bum hair
• luthwa luþwa (adjective) lower
• luthwen luþwen (adjective) lowest

M

• mabe mabe (verb/adjective/noun) complete, degree
• maehul mæhul (noun) sixth day
• maeio mæio (noun) mayonnaise. Loanword.
• maerri mærri (adjective) sorry
• maerri oe mærri oe (verb) be sorry
• maeuni mæuni (verb) capture
• maevi mævi (noun) star
• maevikit mævikit (proper noun) Novakid
• maewhura mæwhura (noun) fifth month
• mahkros màkros (noun) missile launcher
• mahr màr (noun/verb) mask
• mahraw màraw (adjective) masked
• mahri màri (pronoun) why
• maio mâo (noun) door
• maken maken (noun) second
• maldi maldi (noun) groin
• manae manæ (proper noun) name of a moon
• manaelim manælim (noun) selenium
• mara mara (noun) lotus
• markhi marKi (noun) gold
• markhinit marKinit (noun) blond hair
• markhinitaw marKinitaw (adjective) blond(e)
• marrlo marrlo (noun) fever
• marrn marrn (noun) beard
• marrnaw marrnaw (adjective) bearded
• marrs marrs (proper noun) Mars
• marru marru (adverb) both
• martae martæ (noun/verb) shine
• martaefhin martæFin (noun) moonlight
• martaekhi martæKi (noun) chromium
• martaekhlahi martæKlài (noun) sunlight
• marterhathu marteRaþu (noun) marble
• mashachuchu mashaCuCu (proper noun) Massachusetts
• maues maues (noun) nut
• meburr meburr (verb) snore
• megrafma meGafma (noun) airplane
• megru meGu (verb) fly
• megrukhi meGuKi (noun) scandium
• mei'akhte meiaKte (noun) cliché
• meibo meibo (noun) trope
• meihe meihe (adposition) above
• meiki meiki (noun) collar
• meili meili (adposition) beside
• meita meita (noun) family
• meitashigri meitashiGi (verb) love
• meitatash meitatash (noun) genealogy
• melais melâs (adjective/verb) custom, customise
• melei melei (noun/verb) change
• melhau melhau (noun) segment
• meli meli (noun) cardinal direction
• memeli memeli (noun) east
• memha memha (noun) ear
• memhir memhir (verb) hear
• merfu merfu (noun) mass
• merhumo meRumo (verb) prowl
• merkurie merkurÉ (proper noun) Mercury
• mesnissahr mesnissàr (noun) contact list
• mesukhe mesuKe (pronoun) something
• mesukh'oe mesuKoe (verb) be something
• mesul mesul (noun/noun/verb/verb) call, contact, call
• mesulkhi mesulKi (noun) palladium
• methai meþâ (noun) silence
• methe meþe (noun/verb) sound
• methefolmaw meþefolmaw (adjective) onomatopoeic
• methefolme meþefolme (noun) onomatopoeia
• mevebi mevebi (verb/adjective) expose, naked
• mevebi oe mevebi oe (verb) be naked
• mevebi'im mevebiim (noun) nude
• mevebilim mevebilim (noun) astatine
• meverthifhra meverþiFra (noun) stripper
• mevus mevus (noun/verb) song, sing
• mevusfhra mevusFra (noun) singer
• mevusfhra oe mevusFra oe (verb) be a singer
• miah! mÁh! (interjection) myeh!. What's going on?
• miaho mÁho (adjective) silly
• miaho'e mÁhoe (verb) be silly
• mibri mibri (noun) stove
• mieh mÉh (noun) feel
• mih mih (phrase) hi
• mihli mihli (interjection) hello
• mihmie mihmÉ (interjection) howdy
• minshir minshir (noun) bell
• mira mira (verb/proper noun) bounce, name of a moon
• miralim miralim (noun) aluminium
• miraw miraw (adjective) bouncy
• mirethe mireþe (verb) blur
• mir'hul mirhul (noun) first day
• mirthe mirþe (noun/verb) draw, drawing
• mirthefhra mirþeFra (noun) drawer
• mirwhura mirwhura (noun) second month
• misrelim misrelim (noun) lanthanum
• misurr misurr (noun/verb) laugh, laughter, laugh
• mithathaw miþaþaw (adjective) mortal
• mithathi miþaþi (noun) mortal
• mithi miþi (noun/adjective) life, lively
• mlagri mlaGi (verb) like
• mlithe mliþe (verb) eat
• mlitherhuw mliþeRuw (adjective) edible
• mlivebi mlivebi (adjective/noun/verb) covered, cover
• mlivfefe mlivfefe (phrase) covfefe
• mobie mobÉ (noun) memory bank
• mobikhi mobiKi (noun) hafnium
• moiat moÁt (noun) m
• moleri moleri (adjective) knee-deep
• molkli molkli (noun) knee
• molva molva (noun/verb) classify, class
• monki monki (noun) monkey. Loanword.
• moramefhra morameFra (noun) sniper. Mo'mel mriw palru'en, 'mie.
• morr morr (noun) tile. Also a verb.
• morre morre (verb) frolic
• morrol morrol (noun) master/mistress, master
• mrah Mà (interjection) ouch
• mrahkna Màkna (noun) armour
• mrahknakhi MàknaKi (noun) tantalum
• mrakli Makli (adjective) dirty
• mralirie MalirÉ (adjective) pleasant
• mravi Mavi (adjective) fine
• mreh Meh (interjection) no
• mreifikhi MeifiKi (noun) rhenium
• mreifim Meifim (adverb/adjective/noun) boldly, bold, boldness
• mreiru Meiru (verb/adjective/noun) brave, bravery
• mreirufel Meirufel (noun) brave person
• mreirufelva Meirufelva (noun) brave hero
• mriau MÁu (noun) meow
• mrid Mid (adjective) done
• mri'en Mien (noun) pride
• mri'enaw Mienaw (adjective) proud
• mriev MÉv (interjection) please
• mrifek Mifek (noun) dullness
• mrifekhi MifeKi (noun) technetium
• mrifel Mifel (noun) partner
• mrifhi MiFi (noun) spouse. Properly 'preferred partner among multiple'.
• mrifhia MiFÁ (noun) wife. Uncommon. Properly 'preferred female partner among multiple', like a spouse.
• mrifhir MiFir (noun) husband. Uncommon. Properly 'preferred male partner among multiple', like a spouse.
• mrikhi MiKi (noun/verb) appreciation, appreciate
• mrili Mili (noun) mouth interior
• mrilifhie MiliFÉ (noun/verb) oral sex
• mrilifhriss MiliFriss (noun) saliva
• mrivelus Mivelus (noun) fish
• mrivla Mivla (noun) fish
• mriw Miw (adjective) good
• mriw khrismas Miw Krismas (phrase) merry christmas
• mriw lamri Miw laMi (phrase) goodnight
• mriw oe Miw oe (verb) be good
• mriw rie Miw rÉ (verb) feel good
• mriwa Miwa (adjective) better
• mriwfhie MiwFÉ (noun) vigorous sex
• mriwflui Miwflui (interjection) good morning
• mriwi Miwi (adjective) best
• mriwrieaw MiwrÉaw (adjective) feel-good
• mrmr MM (noun/verb) murmur
• mrobe Mobe (adjective/noun/verb) thick, thickness, thicken
• mrobeluthaw Mobeluþaw (adjective) callipygian
• mroli Moli (noun) vagina
• mroliari MolÁri (noun) cunnilingus
• mrolifhie MoliFÉ (noun) vaginal sex
• mrolisio Molisio (noun) labia
• mromra MoMa (noun) insult. Generic insult.
• mronal Monal (noun) penis
• mronalari Monalari (noun/verb) fellatio, fellate
• mronhi Monhi (noun) dickhead
• mronim Monim (noun) dick pic
• mrorma Morma (noun) dick-for-brains
• mrow Mow (interjection) boo
• mrowia MowÁ (interjection) booyah
• mruchibafhra MuCibaFra (noun) doctor
• mruevu Muevu (noun) loss
• mruhrre MuHre (noun/verb) flirt
• mruhrreaw MuHreaw (adjective) flirtatious
• mrukha MuKa (noun) octave
• mruna Muna (noun) oak
• mrurhot MuRot (noun/verb) brush
• mruv Muv (adjective) high
• mruvwa Muvwa (adjective) higher
• mruvwen Muvwen (adjective) highest
• muhi muhi (pronoun) what
• muhi asurr oeia muhi asurr oeÁ (phrase) what is this
• muhpral muhpral (phrase) what's up. muhi pralchi oeia?
• muhvtu muhvtu (adjective) grey
• muhvtulim muhvtulim (noun) germanium
• mukpae mukpæ (noun/verb) wound
• mur- mur (affix) yester-
• mureh mureh (noun) cow
• murr murr (noun/verb) purr
• mursulmi mursulmi (noun) yesterday
• musiu musiu (noun/verb) resolve, resolution
• muthi muþi (noun) art
• muthiaw muþÁw (adjective) artful
• muthifhra muþiFra (noun) artist
• muthu muþu (adjective) violet, purple
• muthulim muþulim (noun) bromine
• muthuti muþuti (noun) art gallery
• muthve muþve (adjective/noun/verb) hungry, hunger
• muvi muvi (adjective) slow
• mviruf mviruf (noun) writing implement

N

• naehs næhs (noun) nose
• naeri næri (adjective) ankle-deep
• nai nâ (verb) put
• nakhe naKe (determiner/adjective/interjection/adverb) enough
• nakhe oe naKe oe (verb) be enough
• nal nal (noun) rod
• nar nar (adverb) not
• nar karrdi nar karrdi (interjection) you're welcome
• nar oe nar oe (verb) be not
• nar tleil nar tleil (phrase) i don't know
• naraevohaw narævohaw (adjective) mute
• naralem naralem (adjective/noun) endless, endlessness
• narathelaw naraþelaw (adjective) unseen
• narathelrhuw naraþelRuw (adjective) invisible
• narbosolim narbosolim (noun) unobtainium
• naritaw naritaw (adjective) anonymous. As a proper name: Nartus- with any of the traditional suffixes, for example Nartusir, Nartusne.
• narkloiraw narkloiraw (adjective) uncooked
• narmlitherhuw narmliþeRuw (adjective) inedible
• narnorilith narnoriliþ (noun) abiogenesis
• narpensow narpensow (adjective) unlimited
• narsulkais narsulkâs (adjective/noun) inaccurate, inaccuracy
• narvehi'aw narvehiaw (adjective) colourless
• narvil narvil (adposition) without
• naso naso (verb) lose
• natis natis (noun) ankle
• nebel nebel (determiner) neither
• nehenklave nehenklave (noun) octagon
• nehenrha grewhura nehenRa Gewhura (proper noun) august. Eighth Gre(gorian) month
• nehenrhi nehenRi (numeral) eight
• nehveket nehveket (noun) towel
• nekarha grewhura nekaRa Gewhura (proper noun) july. Seventh Gre(gorian) month
• nekarhi nekaRi (numeral) seven
• nekarklave nekarklave (noun) heptagon
• nemhap nemhap (noun) nibble
• nemklave nemklave (noun) square
• nemorthim nemorþim (noun) quarter
• nemorthimaw nemorþimaw (adjective) quarter
• nemrha neMha (adjective) fourth
• nemrha grewhura neMha Gewhura (proper noun) april. Fourth Gre(gorian) month
• nemrhi neMhi (numeral) four
• nem-tiksre shaka-tikarhi-tik-satiksre nemtiksre shakatikaRitiksatiksre (numeral) billion
• nenemrha grewhura neneMha Gewhura (proper noun) september. Ninth Gre(gorian) month
• nenemrhi neneMhi (numeral) nine
• nenerha grewhura neneRa Gewhura (proper noun) june. Sixth Gre(gorian) month
• nenerhi neneRi (numeral) six
• nenerklave nenerklave (noun) hexagon
• neptun neptun (proper noun) Neptune
• nesarha grewhura nesaRa Gewhura (proper noun) may. Fifth Gre(gorian) month
• nesarhi nesaRi (numeral) five
• nesarklave nesarklave (noun) pentagon
• nethae neþæ (adjective) pink
• nevilfhie'aw nevilFÉaw (adjective) asexual. Uncommon.
• nevla nevla (noun/adjective) orange
• nevla putfhilite nevla putFilite (noun) red wine
• niadie nÁdÉ (noun/verb) combine, combination
• niarh nÁR (interjection) argh
• nie nÉ (verb) feel
• nioom nioom (adjective) high
• nissahr nissàr (noun/verb) list
• nisu nisu (auxiliary/verb) must, be required
• nit nit (noun) hair
• nitaw nitaw (adjective) hairy
• nitliatu nitlÁtu (noun) ponytail
• nori nori (noun) biology
• noritash noritash (noun) biology
• noritashfhra noritashFra (noun) biologist
• nuiat nuÁt (noun) n
• nuri nuri (conjunction) or

O

• obnitaw obnitaw (adjective) brunette
• obsila obsila (noun) autumn
• obsilarhove obsilaRove (noun) autumn wind
• obsilku obsilku (noun) autumn leaf
• obsuf obsuf (adjective) brown
• obsufnit obsufnit (noun) brunette hair
• obsufnitaw obsufnitaw (adjective) dark haired
• odlifhru odliFru (noun) swimsuit
• odliflui odliflui (noun) beach
• oe oe (verb) be
• oefol oefol (noun) noun
• ofhin oFin (noun) moon
• ofho oFo (determiner) any
• ohiat ohÁt (noun) o
• oi oi (interjection) hey
• oiftun oiftun (interjection) awesome
• oiftunaw oiftunaw (adjective) awesome
• oken oken (noun) hour
• okum okum (noun) quest
• olhim olhim (noun/verb) add, addition
• olithe oliþe (noun/verb) juice
• olitheaw oliþeaw (adjective) juicy
• olithefhra oliþeFra (noun) juicer
• olna olna (noun) sail
• olnafma olnafma (noun) sailing ship
• olsita olsita (noun/verb) critique
• olsitafhra olsitaFra (noun) critic
• olsud olsud (noun) pet
• olta olta (verb) add
• omi omi (adverb) too
• omkhar omKar (verb) hire
• omkith omkiþ (verb) buy
• omkithfhra omkiþFra (noun) buyer
• op op (noun) meme
• oredoin oredoin (noun) window
• ori ori (adverb/determiner) more
• oritu oritu (verb) wear
• oritufhra orituFra (noun) wearer
• orluk orluk (verb) operate
• ors ors (adposition) under
• ors _ oe ors _ oe (verb) be under
• orshoi orshoi (noun) example
• orthim orþim (noun) division
• oruit oruit (noun) clothes
• osu osu (noun/verb) use
• osufhra osuFra (noun) user
• osufol osufol (proper noun) proper noun
• osura osura (noun) usage
• osutusu osutusu (noun) username
• oun oun (pronoun) they. For people only. Use uin for animals., he/she/it/they, he/she/it
• ouna ouna (pronoun) his/her/its, their
• ounem ounem (pronoun) themselves, himself/herself/itself
• ovori ovori (adverb) anymore

P

• padvu padvu (noun) sauce
• paelo pælo (noun/verb) disturbance, disturb
• paeloaw pæloaw (adjective) disturbing
• paf paf (noun) poof
• pahiakhis pàÁKis (noun) keyboard
• pahiat pàÁt (noun) p, character, glyph
• pahpahf pàpàf (noun) clap
• paken paken (noun) minute
• palru palru (noun/verb) work
• palruti palruti (noun) workshop
• panchu panCu (noun) underpants. Loanword. Most felin don't wear underpants.
• panthr panþr (noun) panther. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the felin subtype.
• parries parrÉs (noun) nightclub
• parrii parrii (noun) fun
• parrii'aw parriiaw (adjective) funny
• parriitur parriitur (noun) entertainment
• parrmie parrmÉ (noun/verb) enjoy, enjoyment
• parrmierhuw parrmÉRuw (adjective) enjoyable
• parrmuthi parrmuþi (noun) art
• parrnal parrnal (noun) penis. Pet name, lit. joystick.
• parthi parþi (noun/verb) dance
• parthifhra parþiFra (noun) dancer
• pat'hau pathau (noun) arc
• pathe paþe (verb) forsake
• patirn patirn (noun/verb) circle
• patirn mirthe patirn mirþe (verb) draw a circle
• patirnarthi patirnarþi (noun) circle dance
• patirnaw patirnaw (adjective) circular
• pavset pavset (noun/verb) surprise
• pei pei (noun/verb) whip
• penbu penbu (verb) farm
• penbufhra penbuFra (noun) farmer
• penbufhra oe penbuFra oe (verb) be a farmer
• penburan penburan (noun) farm
• penbuvhil penbuvhil (noun) farmland
• penso penso (noun/verb) limit
• pensoaw pensoaw (adjective) limited
• peshil peshil (adverb) behind
• pichin piCin (noun) pigeon. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the Firrhna native.
• pildue pildue (noun) crossbow
• pili pili (adjective/verb) flat, flatten
• pilisemla pilisemla (noun) flatbread
• pilke pilke (noun/verb) pump
• pilp pilp (adjective) flattened
• pilthar pilþar (noun) type of food/drink, pizza
• pimla pimla (noun/verb) post
• pitah pità (noun) file
• pitahkem pitàkem (noun) filetype
• pitahtusu pitàtusu (noun) filename
• pitu pitu (noun) handle
• plaibmi plâbmi (adjective) pure
• plaibmoe plâbmoe (verb) be pure
• plamuthi plamuþi (noun) art
• plarifol plarifol (noun/verb) conlang
• plarifolfhra plarifolFra (noun) conlanger
• plarifolpalruti plarifolpalruti (proper noun) ConWorkShop
• plariklamifhra plariklamiFra (noun) conworlder
• plariklamithe plariklamiþe (noun) conworld
• plarith plariþ (verb) make, create
• plasi plasi (verb) slip
• plat plat (verb) freeze
• plataw plataw (adjective) frozen
• plaw plaw (noun) ice
• plawathure plawaþure (adjective) ice cold
• plemi plemi (verb) slide
• plerawhura plerawhura (noun) ninth month
• pliamie plÁmÉ (adjective) friendly
• pliam'oe plÁmoe (verb) be polite
• plikh pliK (noun) drip
• plima plima (noun) belt
• plirfhie plirFÉ (noun/verb) anal sex
• plirth plirþ (noun) butthole
• plirthaw plirþaw (adjective) anal
• plua plua (adposition) like
• pluto pluto (proper noun) Pluto
• poi'elus poielus (noun) chicken meat
• poiladirh poiladiR (noun) chicken nugget
• poilavie poilavÉ (noun) chicken. Native animal on Firrhna. It's like a pigeon, but they're good for eating, and so are their eggs., pigeon
• poipoi poipoi (noun) chicken. Common short form of poilavie.
• pok pok (noun) pop
• ponie ponÉ (noun) pony. Loanword.
• porhka poRka (noun) shit
• postahmp postàmp (noun) postage stamp. Loanword.
• potafhivi potaFivi (noun) vodka
• potasuumi potasuumi (noun) crisp
• potato potato (noun) potato. Po-tah-toe.
• pra pra (noun) peace
• praemithi præmiþi (adjective) exciting
• pralchi pralCi (adjective) new
• pralchi oe pralCi oe (verb) be new
• pralchi ofhin pralCi oFin (noun) new moon
• pralchir pralCir (noun) new year
• pralchirprimru pralCirpriMu (proper noun) New Year's Eve
• pralob pralob (adjective) cool
• pralsila pralsila (noun) spring
• prifhem're priFemre (noun) toy
• prifherito priFerito (noun) game menu
• prifhevi priFevi (noun/verb) game
• prih prih (verb) come
• primetha primeþa (noun) festival
• primru priMu (noun/verb) party
• pripri pripri (noun) toy
• proh proh (verb) go
• propa propa (noun) cosplay
• prowh prowh (verb) run
• prowhfhra prowhFra (noun) runner
• prowlei prowlei (noun/verb) chase
• pruibua pruibua (noun/verb) smile
• pruimi pruimi (adjective) happy
• pruimi oe pruimi oe (verb) be happy
• pruimi pralchir pruimi pralCir (phrase) happy new year
• pruimi ulisulmi pruimi ulisulmi (phrase) happy birthday
• pruva pruva (verb) grab
• pruviaw pruvÁw (adjective) cool
• puim puim (noun/verb) flower
• puimarhmla puimaRmla (noun) flower shop
• puimaw puimaw (adjective) flowery
• puimlim puimlim (noun) indium
• puimlumvithfhra puimlumviþFra (noun) florist
• puodri puodri (noun) stage
• putfetfel putfetfel (noun) drunkard
• putfetliw putfetliw (adjective) drunk
• putfhifel putFifel (noun) alcoholic
• putfhilite putFilite (noun) wine
• putfhivi putFivi (noun) alcohol
• putfhiviaw putFivÁw (adjective) alcoholic
• puvu puvu (noun) insult. Generic playful insult.

R

• ra ra (adposition) on top of
• raewenfhriss ræwenFriss (noun) ocean
• ra'hul rahul (noun) eighth day
• rahwa ràwa (verb) rest
• rai oe râ oe (verb) be home
• raiflero râflero (noun) tyre
• raimithe râmiþe (noun) home world
• raimlitfho râmlitFo (noun) internet
• raitheran râþeran (noun) home town
• raiwum râwum (noun) home
• ralso ralso (verb) kick
• rarako rarako (noun) chest
• rathisa raþisa (adverb) already
• relsulim relsulim (noun) tellurium
• remki remki (adjective) rare
• reni reni (noun) rider
• rhaeraw Ræraw (adjective) automotive
• rhaero Ræro (noun) car
• rhaerofhie'eridaw RæroFÉeridaw (adjective) so horny that you do something stupid to get your rocks off
• rhagrim RaGim (noun/verb) fight
• rhagrimaw RaGimaw (adjective) fighting
• rhagrimfhra RaGimFra (noun) fighter
• rhalir Ralir (noun/verb) wrestle, wrestling
• rhalirfhra RalirFra (noun) wrestler
• rhamreiru RaMeiru (noun) bravery
• rhamrib RaMib (verb) blow
• rhamu Ramu (noun/verb) breathe, breath
• rharfel Rarfel (noun) wild cat. Not the animal, but the felin police force, The Wildcats.
• rhatai Ratâ (noun) task force. Any resemblance to Japanese 'sentai' is entirely intentional.
• rhathu Raþu (noun) stone
• rhevie RevÉ (noun/verb) finger
• rhfia RfÁ (verb) want
• rhi Ri (interjection) yes
• rholim Rolim (noun) oxygen
• rhomurr Romurr (adjective) rough
• rhomurrfhie biri RomurrFÉ biri (verb) have rough sex
• rhove Rove (noun) air
• rhum Rum (noun/verb) lick
• rhumaraw Rumaraw (adjective) blissful
• rhumarie RumarÉ (noun) bliss
• rhumisurr Rumisurr (noun) schadenfreude
• rhura Rura (noun) pain
• rhuraw Ruraw (adjective) painful
• rhuraw oe Ruraw oe (verb) be in pain
• rhwa Rwa (noun/verb) hunt
• rhwadohi Rwadohi (noun) hunting dog
• rhwafhra RwaFra (noun) hunter
• rhwafhra oe RwaFra oe (verb) be a hunter
• rhwafhralim RwaFralim (noun) gallium
• rhwathefhra RwaþeFra (noun) terminator
• rhwawhura Rwawhura (noun) sixth month
• riaflite rÁflite (noun) rubber
• riaflue rÁflue (noun) latex
• ribel ribel (adjective) tasty
• rie rÉ (verb) feel
• rihae rihæ (noun) shoe
• rihlif rihlif (noun) animal
• rihthafhra rihþaFra (noun) shepherd
• rihula rihula (noun/adverb) nature, naturally
• rihulaaw rihulaaw (adjective) natural
• rihulhrive rihulHive (noun) natural beauty
• rikhi riKi (noun) box
• riktha rikþa (interjection) goodbye
• rilgruf rilGuf (noun) revolution
• rimesut rimesut (noun) idea
• risb risb (adposition) outside
• risb oe risb oe (verb) be outside
• risbta risbta (adposition) out of
• rish rish (adposition) from
• rismroli risMoli (noun) vulva
• rito rito (noun) menu
• riukhe riuKe (noun) thing
• riulki riulki (verb) become
• riush riush (verb) hold
• riuth riuþ (verb) hold on to
• riutsliv riutsliv (verb) exaggerate
• riutslivfhra riutslivFra (noun) exaggerator
• rograhkhi roGàKi (noun) ruthenium
• rograhs roGàs (noun/verb) rage
• rois rois (adjective) acceptable
• rruimarh rruimaR (noun) muscle
• rruimarhaw rruimaRaw (adjective) muscular
• ruame ruame (adjective/noun) quality
• ruflimarh ruflimaR (noun) sucker
• ruflime ruflime (verb) suck
• ruiat ruÁt (noun) r
• ruidud ruidud (noun/verb) modification, modify
• ruidudfhra ruidudFra (noun) modifier
• ruidudrhuw ruidudRuw (adjective) modifiable
• ruilit ruilit (noun) jacket
• ruimem ruimem (noun) resume
• ruimu ruimu (adposition) about
• ruimu _ iaraloe ruimu _ Áraloe (verb) be certain about
• rukhraum ruKraum (adverb) furiously
• rulfi'io rulfiio (noun) reference
• rulkathe rulkaþe (verb) kill
• rulkathefhra rulkaþeFra (noun) killer
• rulkathrove rulkaþrove (noun) hurricane
• rulkra rulkra (noun) past
• rulthe rulþe (noun/verb) translation, translate
• rulthefhra rulþeFra (noun) translator
• rultherhuw rulþeRuw (adjective) translatable
• rulvashel rulvashel (noun/verb) echo
• rulvaud rulvaud (noun) countdown
• rulvith rulviþ (adverb) back
• rumki rumki (noun/verb) lock
• runfhi runFi (verb) live
• runfhirm runFirm (adjective) alive
• runkrahih runkràih (noun) sperm. Felin have biological control of their fertility, hence regular and 'live' sperm.
• runli runli (adposition) until
• ruohi ruohi (noun) suit
• rurma rurma (noun) mind
• rurthaproh rurþaproh (verb) evacuate
• rurthau rurþau (noun) emergency
• ruthra ruþra (noun/verb) fire, burn
• ruthra'ero ruþraero (noun) fire truck
• ruthralim ruþralim (noun) magnesium
• ruthrashigrifhra ruþrashiGiFra (noun) pyromaniac
• ruthrhamu ruþRamu (verb) breathe fire
• ruthrhathu ruþRaþu (noun) flint
• rwath rwaþ (verb) touch

S

• saa'ho oe saaho oe (verb) be a fucking idiot
• saeur sæur (noun/verb) appearance, appear
• sah sà (adposition) intensifier. It's a fucking reference!
• sahl sàl (interjection) thanks
• sahlhra sàlHa (noun) long as fuck
• sahmoiad sàmoÁd (noun) samoyed
• salenia salenÁ (noun) bacon
• salrho salRo (noun) null
• salsi salsi (verb) tackle
• salthu salþu (adjective/noun) dense, density
• salthukhi salþuKi (noun) osmium
• sameva sameva (verb) cause, make
• sanchir sanCir (verb) bite
• santhuir sanþuir (verb) nibble. Pun.
• sarha saRa (adjective) zeroth
• sarhi saRi (numeral) zero
• satarhn sataRn (proper noun) Saturn
• sefsipilmrivla sefsipilMivla (noun) ocean sunfish
• sefsiraw sefsiraw (adjective) ugly
• sefsiraw oe sefsiraw oe (verb) be ugly
• sehetha seheþa (noun) coal
• sehethalim seheþalim (noun) carbon
• selum selum (noun) growth
• selumi selumi (verb) grow
• sembet sembet (noun) oven
• semfu semfu (noun) bond
• semka semka (noun/verb) heat
• semkafhra semkaFra (noun) heater
• semvabi semvabi (noun/verb) remainder, remain
• serh seR (determiner) no
• serhamuaw seRamuaw (adjective) breathless
• serhfel seRfel (pronoun) no one
• serhgriuheiaw seRGiuheÁw (adjective) powerless
• serhnit seRnit (noun) baldness
• serhnitaw seRnitaw (adjective) bald
• serhori seRori (adverb) no more
• serhshigriaw seRshiGÁw (adjective) unloved
• setiat setÁt (noun) z. Refers to the Latin letter.
• setmatr setmatr (verb) pounce
• setra setra (noun/verb) jump
• setsie setsÉ (verb) leap
• seul seul (noun/verb) attack
• seulthi seulþi (verb) strike. Becomes 'spank' with subtext purr.
• shachit shaCit (noun) currency. Four hundred chits, basically a benjamin.
• shaer shær (affix/adjective) kilo, huge
• shaerfhriss shærFriss (noun) sea
• shaertel shærtel (noun) kilogram
• shaertolaen shærtolæn (noun) kilometre
• sha'e-ticha-nemrhi shaetiCaneMhi (numeral) five hundred
• sha'e-tika-lokarhi shaetikalokaRi (numeral) three hundred
• sha'e-tinenemrhi shaetineneMhi (numeral) four hundred
• shahene-tikarhi shàenetikaRi (numeral) eight hundred
• shahene-tilonem-nehenrhi shàenetilonemnehenRi (numeral) one thousand
• shahene-tinehen-nemrhi shàenetinehenneMhi (numeral) nine hundred
• shaka-tilone-lokarhi shakatilonelokaRi (numeral) seven hundred
• shaka-tines-nehenrhi shakatinesnehenRi (numeral) six hundred
• shal shal (adjective/affix) big, hecto
• shalbukhatash shalbuKatash (noun) mathematics
• shalfhei'alahke shalFeialàke (noun) mountain range
• shalfheiul shalFeiul (noun) mountain
• shalfhriss shalFriss (noun) lake
• shalhraka shalHaka (noun) Cardassian
• shalkloirkhi shalkloirKi (noun) cauldron
• shalmelsahl shalmelsàl (proper noun) Blastoise
• shalo'e-tilone-nehenrhi shaloetilonenehenRi (numeral) three thousand
• shalprimru shalpriMu (noun/verb) celebration, celebrate
• shalrae shalræ (adjective) large
• shalrae'aw shalræaw (adjective) larger
• shalraewen shalræwen (adjective) largest
• shalrhfia shalRfÁ (noun) longing
• shaltheran shalþeran (noun) city
• shalwa shalwa (adjective) bigger
• shalwaveud shalwaveud (noun) exclamation mark
• shalwen shalwen (adjective) biggest
• shanaka-tilohenrhi shanakatilohenRi (numeral) two thousand
• shanemchir shanemCir (noun) century. From 'shanemrhi chirkul', 400 years.
• sharid sharid (verb) arouse
• sharidaw sharidaw (adjective) aroused
• sharilim sharilim (noun) antimony
• sharishigri sharishiGi (noun) erotic love. Literally 'arousing love'.
• shia shÁ (conjunction) if
• shigri shiGi (noun/verb) love
• shigriari shiGÁri (verb) kiss passionately
• shigriaw shiGÁw (adjective) loved
• shigriawliahrie shiGÁwlÁHÉ (noun) feeling of embracing a loved one
• shigriawoe shiGÁwoe (verb) be loved
• shigrichar shiGiCar (noun) love spirit
• shigrifhra shiGiFra (noun) lover
• shigrulkathe shiGulkaþe (noun) yandere
• shimer shimer (noun) romance
• shimer'aw shimeraw (adjective) romantic
• shintanik shintanik (noun) soda. See also Douglas Adams.
• shirae shiræ (adjective) multiple
• shirakhivaw khulami shiraKivaw Kulami (noun) multicellular organism
• shiru shiru (adposition) times
• shiruw shiruw (noun) multiplication
• shu shu (determiner) tau. 11.120144341122..., the more popular of the two.
• siar sÁr (adjective) basic
• sibeth sibeþ (noun) carpet
• sibu sibu (adjective) free
• sieiat sÉÁt (noun) c. Refers to the Latin letter.
• sifhe siFe (verb) drive
• sifhefhra siFeFra (noun) driver
• sifvuar sifvuar (adjective) cruel
• sihio sihio (noun) lip
• sihrae siHæ (noun/verb/auxiliary) need
• sihraeaw siHæaw (adjective) needed
• sikean sikean (noun) villain
• silahn silàn (noun) coriander. Loanword.
• sildue sildue (noun) longbow
• silher silher (noun) dress
• silhra silHa (noun/adjective) length, long
• silhra oe silHa oe (verb) be long
• silhrwa silHwa (adverb) longer
• simela simela (noun) dough
• simlem simlem (noun) crime
• simlemaw simlemaw (adjective) criminal
• simlemfhra simlemFra (noun) criminal
• sindahrfol sindàrfol (noun) xynder
• sine sine (noun) fastener. The fastener, or zipper, was invented so long before the button that the few buttons on felin clothing are wholly decorative.
• sinranoi sinranoi (noun) sacrifice
• sira sira (noun) play
• siralim siralim (noun) krypton
• siru siru (noun) trouble
• sirue sirue (verb) debug
• siruefhra sirueFra (noun) debugger
• siulim siulim (noun) sodium
• sium sium (noun) sadness
• siumaw siumaw (adjective) sad
• siumaw oe siumaw oe (verb) be sad
• skrom skrom (noun/verb) try
• slei slei (noun) sponge
• sli sli (affix/adjective) deci, small
• sli oe sli oe (verb) be small
• slidohi slidohi (noun) puppy
• slifhiero sliFÉro (noun) moped
• slihafma slihafma (noun) boat
• sliholnafma sliholnafma (noun) sailboat
• sli'i'eme sliieme (noun) stool
• slikiu slikiu (noun) small egg
• sliklamithe sliklamiþe (noun) dwarf planet
• sliruthra sliruþra (noun) small fire
• slitheran sliþeran (noun) village
• slivi slivi (adjective) able
• sliwa sliwa (adjective) smaller
• sliwen sliwen (adjective) smallest
• sliwies sliwÉs (noun) dagger
• sluni sluni (adjective) capable
• snek snek (noun) snake. Loanword. May refer to either the Earth animal or the Firrhna native.
• soemla soemla (noun) bread
• soemlanal soemlanal (noun) breadstick
• soihtu soihtu (noun) spandex
• sok sok (noun) sock
• sol sol (proper noun) Sun
• sudva sudva (adjective/verb) ready, prepared, prepare
• sudva oe sudva oe (verb) be ready, be prepared
• suerathuva sueraþuva (noun) mirage
• sueravlei sueravlei (noun) falsehood
• suerfel suerfel (noun) pretender
• suerfeokh suerfeoK (noun) denture
• suerkufhel suerkuFel (noun) weeaboo
• sueru sueru (adjective) false
• sueruit sueruit (noun/verb) disguise
• sueruitaw sueruitaw (adjective) disguised
• suerutumlim suerutumlim (noun) strontium
• sugrus suGus (noun) thunder
• suhr suH (adverb) about
• suhtik suhtik (adjective/verb) tired, tire
• suhtik oe suhtik oe (verb) be tired
• suiat suÁt (noun) s
• suirel suirel (noun) captain
• suithma suiþma (noun) treasure
• sulio'me suliome (noun) okonomiyaki
• sulion sulion (pronoun) whatever
• sulisa sulisa (verb) cut down
• suliud suliud (verb) tie up
• sulkais sulkâs (noun/adjective) accuracy, accurate
• sulmi sulmi (noun) day
• sulvehi sulvehi (noun) colour of day
• sumih sumih (noun) litre
• sumlae sumlæ (noun) system
• surfhir surFir (verb) happen
• surhi suRi (noun) space
• surhiaem suRÁem (noun) spaceport
• surhifhalaf suRiFalaf (noun) ftl drive system
• surhihafma suRihafma (noun) spaceship, spacecraft
• surhiromi suRiromi (noun) space travel
• surhitash suRitash (noun) astronomy
• surhitashfhra suRitashFra (noun) astronomer
• surnal surnal (noun) pencil
• surthe surþe (noun/verb) write, text, writing
• surthe chi fol surþe Ci fol (noun) text to speech
• surtheaw surþeaw (adjective) written
• surthefhra surþeFra (noun) writer
• surtherhot surþeRot (noun) writing brush
• surutha suruþa (noun) ninja. 'False-clothed killer' as a weird acronym-like thing, like how 'kunoichi' is 'woman' taken apart.
• sutkobi sutkobi (noun) clitoris
• suumi suumi (noun/verb) slice
• suvuhi suvuhi (adjective) cyan

T

• taesdi tæsdi (noun) tentacle
• tahra tàra (adjective) black
• tahranit tàranit (noun) black hair
• tahranitaw tàranitaw (adjective) black haired
• taigr tâG (noun) tiger. Loanword. Refers to the Earth animal, not the felin subtype.
• tashir tashir (verb) learn
• tashiran tashiran (noun) school
• tashirdhuti tashirdhuti (noun) classroom
• tashirfhra tashirFra (noun) learner
• tave tave (adjective) hot
• tavfhriss tavFriss (noun) hot water
• tav'oe tavoe (verb) be hot
• tavsehiuthi tavsehiuþi (noun) barbecue
• televi televi (noun) television. Loanword.
• televisira televisira (noun) show
• terha teRa (proper noun) Earth
• terma terma (verb) bring
• teslunt teslunt (noun/verb) bore, boredom
• tesluntaw tesluntaw (adjective) bored
• tesluntaw oe tesluntaw oe (verb) be bored
• teura teura (noun/verb) catch
• tevchloha tevCloha (proper noun) Glitch
• tevlim tevlim (noun) bismuth
• tevlur tevlur (noun) gear, cog
• tevlurkhi tevlurKi (noun) molybdenum
• tha þa (interjection) bye
• thai'e þâe (verb/adjective/noun) annoy, annoying, annoyance
• thai'eaw þâeaw (adjective) annoyed
• thaluhr þaluH (verb) collect
• thaluhrie þaluHÉ (noun) collection
• thek þek (noun/verb) shot, shoot
• thek oe þek oe (verb) be shot
• themua þemua (adjective) united
• theran þeran (noun) settlement
• thilba þilba (adverb) therefore
• thinhul þinhul (noun) fourth day
• thlin'on þlinon (noun) Klingon
• thlin'onfol þlinonfol (noun) klingonese
• thofli þofli (noun) forest
• thorei þorei (noun) earth
• thoreiaw þoreÁw (adjective) earthy
• t'hril tHil (noun) Trill
• thuir þuir (adjective/affix) tiny, centi
• thuirfuinal þuirfuinal (noun) toothpick
• thuirkhat þuirKat (noun) kitten
• thuirkit þuirkit (noun) baby, infant, toddler
• thuirtolaen þuirtolæn (noun) centimetre
• thuk þuk (noun) blood
• thukaw þukaw (adjective) bloody
• thuklavla þuklavla (adjective) blood red
• thukrruimarh þukrruimaR (noun) heart
• tibel tibel (noun) gram
• tie'emilo tÉemilo (noun) guitar
• tie-erhi tÉeRi (numeral) seventeen
• tiehap tÉhap (noun) byte
• tie-henrhi tÉhenRi (numeral) nineteen
• tiehul tÉhul (noun) week
• tie-karhi tÉkaRi (numeral) eighteen
• tielin tÉlin (noun) tiger. This refers to the felin subtype, not the Earth animal.
• tie-lohenrhi tÉlohenRi (numeral) twenty nine
• tie-lokarhi tÉlokaRi (numeral) twenty eight
• tie-lonemrhi tÉloneMhi (numeral) thirty
• tie-lonerhi tÉloneRi (numeral) twenty seven. Mind the number base: this is written 102
• tie-losarhi tÉlosaRi (numeral) twenty six
• tie-nehenrhi tÉnehenRi (numeral) twenty four
• tie-nekarhi tÉnekaRi (numeral) twenty three
• tie-nemrhi tÉneMhi (numeral) twenty
• tie-nenemrhi tÉneneMhi (numeral) twenty five
• tie-nenerhi tÉneneRi (numeral) twenty two
• tie-nesarhi tÉnesaRi (numeral) twenty one
• tihen-karhi tihenkaRi (numeral) fifty
• tihen-lokarhi tihenlokaRi (numeral) sixty
• tikaichir tikâCir (noun) decade. From 'tikarhi chirkul', 20 years.
• tikairha grawhura tikâRa Gawhura (proper noun) october. Tenth Gre(gorian) month
• tika-nehenrhi tikanehenRi (numeral) forty
• tikrel tikrel (noun) boss
• tiksre tiksre (noun) myriad
• tilear tilear (noun/adjective) strength, strong
• tilear oe tilear oe (verb) be strong
• tilearkhi tilearKi (noun) titanium
• tiloka-nehenrhi tilokanehenRi (numeral) two hundred
• tin tin (noun) ding
• tina-nenerhi tinaneneRi (numeral) seventy
• tinehen-karhi tinehenkaRi (numeral) one hundred thirty
• tinehen-lokarhi tinehenlokaRi (numeral) one hundred forty
• tineka-nehenrhi tinekanehenRi (numeral) one hundred twenty
• tinemrhirha tineMhiRa (adjective) twentieth. Mind the number base: this is written 40
• tinene-lohenrhi tinenelohenRi (numeral) one hundred nine
• tinene-lokarhi tinenelokaRi (numeral) one hundred eight
• tinene-lonemrhi tineneloneMhi (numeral) one hundred ten
• tinene-lonerhi tineneloneRi (numeral) one hundred seven
• tinene-losarhi tinenelosaRi (numeral) one hundred six
• tinene-nehenrhi tinenenehenRi (numeral) one hundred four
• tinene-nekarhi tinenenekaRi (numeral) one hundred three
• tinene-nemrhi tineneneMhi (numeral/determiner) one hundred, hundred
• tinene-nenemrhi tineneneneMhi (numeral) one hundred five
• tinene-nenerhi tineneneneRi (numeral) one hundred two
• tinene-nesarhi tinenenesaRi (numeral) one hundred one
• tinesarhi tinesaRi (numeral) eighty
• tines-losarhi tineslosaRi (numeral) ninety
• tisarhi tisaRi (numeral) sixteen
• tiun tiun (pronoun) you
• tiun athel rhfial tiun aþel RfÁl (phrase) i want to see you
• tiun shigril tiun shiGil (phrase) i love you
• tiuna tiuna (pronoun) your
• tiunem tiunem (pronoun) yourself, yourselves
• tlei tlei (verb) know
• toiat toÁt (noun) t
• tokio tokio (proper noun) Tokyo
• tolaen tolæn (noun) metre
• tomadvu tomadvu (noun) tomato sauce
• tomaho tomào (noun) tomato
• topai topâ (noun) gag
• tovpu tovpu (noun) belief
• tovpumlae tovpumlæ (noun) religion
• trahae'e tràæe (noun) scum
• trhuviha tRuviha (noun) fruit
• tuekatr tuekatr (noun) temperature. Felin measure temperatures in degrees emotue.
• tuile tuile (adjective) nice
• tuil'oe tuiloe (verb) be nice
• tulher tulher (noun) skirt
• tulsif tulsif (noun) trousers, pants
• tum tum (noun) brick
• tumlim tumlim (noun) calcium

U

• u'iat uÁt (noun) u
• uidfhendu uidFendu (noun) electric light
• uidhaw uidhaw (adjective) electric
• uidhawkhi uidhawKi (noun) lead
• uidhei uidhei (noun) electricity
• uidiuve uidiuve (adverb) several
• uimbel uimbel (noun/verb) bottle
• uimbelithefhra uimbeliþeFra (noun) bottle opener
• uin uin (pronoun) he/she/it. For animals only. Use oun for people., they
• uina uina (pronoun) their. For animals only. Use ouna for people.
• uiuad uiuad (verb) scatter
• ukel ukel (adjective) little
• ukher uKer (noun/verb) chain up, chain
• ukhigru uKiGu (noun) obsidian
• ukhluvie uKluvÉ (proper noun) Avali
• ukhteraw uKteraw (adjective) smelly
• ukhteraw oe uKteraw oe (verb) be smelly
• ukhteri uKteri (noun/verb) smell
• ulaia ulaÁ (noun) rabbit
• ulisae ulisæ (noun/verb) birth
• ulisae iuso ulisæ iuso (verb) give birth
• ulisae oe ulisæ oe (verb) be born
• ulisulmi ulisulmi (noun) birthday
• ulsifhenah ulsiFenà (noun) turn signal
• ulsir ulsir (verb) turn
• um um (adposition) at
• umfenfen umfenfen (noun) great-grandparent
• umfenfena umfenfena (noun) great-grandmother
• umfenfenir umfenfenir (noun) great-grandfather
• umkuem umkuem (noun) maniac
• umlirhe umliRe (noun) money
• umthre umþre (adjective) old
• umthrefel umþrefel (noun) old man
• umthrefela umþrefela (noun) old woman
• umthrelipoal umþrelipoal (noun) old age
• umthroe umþroe (verb) be old
• untefhriss unteFriss (noun) boiling water
• unteo unteo (verb) boil
• upi upi (noun) bit
• urhies uRÉs (noun) club
• urhp uRp (noun) burp
• urko urko (noun/verb) excrement, excrete
• urkosihrae urkosiHæ (phrase) need to defecate
• uroum uroum (noun) mistake
• uroum oe uroum oe (verb) be a mistake
• urtha urþa (verb/adjective) whiten, white
• urtha putfhilite urþa putFilite (noun) white wine
• urthakhi urþaKi (noun) iridium
• urthlim urþlim (noun/verb) part
• usilkhat usilKat (noun) housecat
• usiltha usilþa (noun) house
• usiti usiti (adverb) never
• ut ut (affix) negative affix
• utem utem (adjective/adverb) negative, minus
• utgrahr utGàr (noun) anticlimax
• uthasie uþasÉ (noun/verb) command
• uthra uþra (verb/adjective) warm
• uthrasila uþrasila (noun) summer
• uthrawhura uþrawhura (noun) eighth month
• utlukhdi utluKdi (adjective) insane
• uvhil uvhil (noun) living room, space
• uvrus uvrus (noun) rat
• uwis uwis (noun) here

V

• vaelah vælà (verb) score
• vaetaw vætaw (adjective) normal
• vaetu vætu (noun) normal
• vahkis vàkis (noun) bucket
• valkan valkan (noun) Vulcan
• vam vam (verb) fall
• vashel vashel (noun) voice
• vasmet vasmet (verb) bake
• vasmetfhra vasmetFra (noun) baker
• vasum vasum (adjective) according to
• vebun vebun (noun) gentleness
• vebunaw vebunaw (adjective) gentle
• vebunfel vebunfel (noun) gentleman
• vehi vehi (noun/verb) colour
• vehi'aw vehiaw (adjective) coloured
• vehihau vehihau (noun) rainbow
• vehikhi vehiKi (noun) vanadium
• vehre veHe (adverb) just
• veiat veÁt (noun) v
• veklu veklu (noun) can
• vemilo vemilo (noun) string
• vemthero vemþero (noun) truck
• vemthi vemþi (verb) carry
• venas venas (proper noun) Venus
• vespahae vespàæ (noun) alphabet
• vespahaeaw vespàæaw (adjective) alphabetical
• veud veud (noun) punctuation
• veufat veufat (noun) number
• veuiat veuÁt (noun) letter
• vi vi (conjunction/adposition) then
• vi'em viem (noun) sky
• vieurkosihrae vÉurkosiHæ (noun) diarrhoea
• vieut vÉut (noun/adjective) liquid
• vieutkhi vÉutKi (noun) mercury
• vil vil (adposition) with
• vilsa vilsa (noun) hay
• vilve vilve (noun) cheer
• vim vim (verb) find
• vium vium (noun) lens
• viumlim viumlim (noun) beryllium
• vlathro vlaþro (noun) nothing
• vlefi vlefi (noun/adjective) curiosity, curious
• vlira vlira (noun/verb) walk
• vlirafhra vliraFra (noun) walker
• vlirathirm vliraþirm (noun) zombie. As in dead tired but still walking. No such thing as the walking dead.
• vlirathirm oe vliraþirm oe (verb) be a zombie
• vlirathirmith vliraþirmiþ (verb) zombify
• vliretu vliretu (noun/verb) wander, wandering
• vliretufhra vliretuFra (noun) wanderer, hobo
• vlirheie vliReÉ (noun) whirlwind
• vlirhovaw vliRovaw (adjective) windy
• vlirhove vliRove (noun) wind
• vliromi vliromi (noun/verb) travel
• vliromifhra vliromiFra (noun) traveller
• vliromifhra oe vliromiFra oe (verb) be a traveller
• vofhie voFÉ (noun/verb) advice, advise
• voie voÉ (adposition) through
• vol vol (verb) say
• vrhast vRast (verb) guard
• vrhastaw vRastaw (adjective) guarded
• vrhastfhra vRastFra (noun) guard
• vrhasthes vRasþes (noun) guardian
• vu vu (determiner) pi. 3.0323221430...
• vuneat vuneat (adjective) usual
• vurr vurr (noun) around
• vurrshra vurrsHa (noun) circumference

W

• waeiat wæÁt (noun) y. Refers to the Latin letter.
• wa'iat waÁt (noun) w
• waisaevohtash wâsævohtash (noun) historical linguistics
• waisaw wâsaw (adjective) historical
• waisel wâsel (noun) history
• waiseltashfhra wâseltashFra (noun) historian
• watu watu (verb) forge, smith
• watufhra watuFra (noun) smith
• watukhi watuKi (noun) tin
• webuse webuse (noun) creature
• whura whura (noun) month
• wie wÉ (noun) wii
• wies wÉs (noun) sword
• wiesfuinal wÉsfuinal (noun) spear. Heheh, knife-stick.
• wieshul wÉshul (noun) third day
• wihri wiHi (pronoun) which
• wimh wimh (noun/verb) caress, stroke
• wirtha wirþa (adjective) intelligent
• wra wra (adposition) of
• wrhietacharh wRÉtaCaR (noun) wild spirit
• wrhietakhat wRÉtaKat (noun) wild cat
• wrhiethaw wRÉþaw (adjective) wild