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• ¨ Q. Q (ablaut). Notes: Ablauts, or internal vowel changes in a word, are used to ask questions requesting more information (as opposed to simple yes-or-not questions). In the standard romanization of Asha'ille, ablauts are represented with a dieresis (the two dots) over the changed vowel. Ex: "Jhor'edh t'no." "That is it." Ex: "Jhor'edh t'nö?" "What is that?"

a

• a [ɑ] pro. she. See also: -a. Ex: "Sányelev a ne kalagam sa." "She watches over her eggs."
• -a [ɑ] prsn. (she). See also: a. Ex: "Sányeleva asakín ne kalagam sa." "The hen(, she) watches over her eggs."
• a'ach [ɑˈʔ] adj. boiling. Ex: "Jhach, cha'kre maniv n'es, jhor'a ach t'edh uruman!" "Hey, don't touch that, that water is boiling!"
• a'ar [ɑˈʔ] n. gender. Etym: a. Etym: ar. Ex: "Benov orésh a'ar ne ihishi pecaghe." "Animal gender is categorized into hunter and mother."
• abera [ɑˈbɛ] n. monkey-like arboreal creature, related to the dehalaizen. Ex: "Lo'mmav aberayim'da eg haláinim, t'ves nagov ne pajhen so." "Monkeys live in trees, and they eat their fruit."
• -ach [ˈɑ] prsn. (very mean person). See also: nache. See also: e-.
• achya [ˈɑʧ] interj. hey. Notes: precedes direct address. Ex: "Achya Oyo, cha'kre shav eg eshe giko." "Hey Oyo, don't talk so loudly."
• acidh [ɑˈk] adj. drought-dry. Notes: pejorative, replaced by ashidaduring anti-Gharchove time. See also: ashida. Etym: Gharchove:aghíd.
• acidhen [ɑˈkið] n. drought. Ex: "Esec bíjiriv jak acidhon ne layevon gaejinim." "The damn drought is hurting the growth of food."
• -ad [ɑ] nom. :N. Ex: "Vae'eseire tugeivpad en'i." "I hid myself in the darkness." Ex: "Vae'eseire tugeivpeni n'o." "I hid it in the darkness." Ex: "Akénelvad ejhim." "The lovers looked at each other." Ex: "Akénelv ejhim n'o." "The lovers looked at it."
• adajíriv [ɑdɑˈʤ] v. attack in response to some violent act. Notes: describes a response, not a first strike. See also: bíjiriv. Etym: adáshav. Etym: aejírik. Ex: "Adajíriv aimenath ineji ne kegharn." "The town guardian attacked the Kegharn back."
• adarev [ɑdɑˈ] v. bring. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: arev. Ex: "Vep'ejheneme adarevpeni ne gaejin." "I brought the food for the party."
• adáshav [ɑˈdɑ] v. reply. Etym: shav. Etym: -ad. Etym: *al. Ex: "Vedá'dirsharíd adáshavpeni ne arishád." "I replied to the question with the answer."
• -adhe [ˈɑ] prsn. (good friend). See also: scadhel.
• ae- [e] pron. DIST. See also: aerdhil. See also: -aerdhil.
• aea [ˈe.] n. ground, earth.
• aedirev [ˈedɪr] v. snatch. Notes: to take by force; does not imply stealth. Etym: aejiv. Etym: direv. Ex: "Aedirev fivash ne eshír kajir chi nom." "Winter snatches away the old, sickly, and young."
• aeg [eɡ] adj. three. Ex: "Lajiv aeg eiyonim vep'sarav ne chil'seirnim." "Three parents are necessary to make children."
• aegikefáln [eɡɪkɛˈ] n. triangle. Etym: aeg. Etym: kefáln. Ex: "Aemarvad ebiseirebedeme(?) ne seiro aegkefáln." "The Sleeping Shadows mark themselves with a black triangle."
• aejhel [ˈeʒ] n. beloveds ring. Notes: first ijheiaring. See also: -ejh. See also: scadhel. See also: chishél. See also: geithe. See also: nimordh. See also: aerdhil.
• aejilórid [eʤiˈloɹ] n. strength, liveliness, vitality. Etym: aejírid. Etym: lorav.
• aejírev [eˈʤiɹ] v. throw angrily. Etym: aejírik. Etym: arev.
• aejírid [eˈʤiɹ] n. strength. Etym: aejírik. Etym: -ad.
• aejírik [eˈʤiɹ] adj. violent. Etym: aejiv.
• aejírith [eˈʤɪ] adj. strong. Etym: aejiv. Ex: "Jhor'mmesu t'aejírith." "The wind was fierce."
• aejiv [ˈeʤ] v. fight. Notes: physical fighting. See also: ijivi. Etym: Aegis. Etym: God. Etym: of. Etym: war. Etym: on. Etym: a. Etym: MUD. Etym: called. Etym: Achaea.. Ex: "En'llav ne aejivon done kegharnim." "(Someone) learns how to fight the Kegharn."
• aekóriv [eˈkoɹ] v. bludgeon to death. Notes: Always implies lethal force. Etym: aejiv. Etym: kriloriv. Ex: "Ve'kyesháth kkoriv seir'kkim da, korún'aekóriv." "Assassins kill quietly; they never bludgeon to death anyone."
• aemarv [ˈemɑ] v. tattoo. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: *env,. Etym: mark. Ex: "Aemarv dershár ne emaen eg ille'ma saerdhi." "The leader marks the letter with his village seal."
• aenejiv [ˈenɛʤ] v. guard. Etym: ineji.
• aer [eɹ] pro. he or she.
• -aer [eɹ] pro. 3SU.
• -aerdhi [ˈerð] prsn. (hypothetical person). See also: aerdhil.
• aerdhil [ˈerð] n. hypothetical people ring. Notes: unspecified ijheiaring. Notes: When the person's closeness doesn't matter, the person is unspecified, or the person is hypothetical. See also: -aerdhi. See also: aejhel. See also: scadhel. See also: chishél. See also: geithe. See also: nimordh.
• aerith [ˈeɹ] adj. drunk. Etym: Aaron. Ex: "Negovpeni ne gor'setere, t'ves jhor'aerith." "I drank too much alcohol, and now I'm drunk."
• aet [et] pro. 2S. See also: -et.
• afaen [ɑˈf] n. meal with family. Notes: raising- and birthing-families have (at least) annual reunions, and share an afaenwhen they eat together. See also: nitichi. See also: catel. Ex: "Pas shav ileiya palaiya ne mlaerdhi chil'seirnim ves'afaen." "The raising-mother and birthing-mother talked about their children during the family meal."
• afariv [ɑfɑˈ] v. clean with water.
• aghir [ɑˈx] n. fox-like predator, related to kegharn.
• aghol [ɑˈx] adj. evil. Etym: shola.
• agormalev [ɑɡormɑˈ] v. listen. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: kormalev.
• ai [ɑ] pron. 1s. See also: -i.
• aichya [ˈɑiʧ] adj. surprising, distressing.
• aidev [ɑiˈd] v. halt.
• aimenad [ɑiˈmɛ] n. village. Notes: Strictly speaking, this describes however the Cresaeans live together, which isn't the build-homes-and-stores way Western Civilization does.
• aimenath [ɑiˈmɛ] adj. town. Etym: aimenad. Etym: -ith.
• ai'oya [ɑiˈʔ] n. unpleasant green.
• -aiye [ˈɑi] prsn. distant ring. See also: aiye. See also: e-.
• aiye [ˈɑi] n. intimate ring. See also: -aiye. See also: e-.
• aiyena'o [ˌɑijɛnɑ] n. stoicism.
• aiyena'oth [ˌɑijɛnɑ] adj. stoic. Ex: "Kkaerv aiyena'oth iroyi ne shan'ago vépelai'naruv ne kaba so'caea." "The stoic nightwatchman endures the cold air to prevent the end of the world."
• aizak [ˈɑiz] adj. of one who helps bail someone else out of their own mess. Etym: Isaac Penzev.
• -aj [ˈɑ] prsn. (annoying person). See also: majel. See also: él-.
• ajei [ˈɑd] adj. any more.
• ajhar [ˈɑʒ] interj. woohoo.
• ajhér [ɑˈʒ] interj. you're welcome. Notes: more casual than kachera. Etym: a'jjha. Etym: kachera.
• ajho [ˈɑ] interj. so. Notes: informal. Not in the sense of "well".
• ajjha [ɑʒə̆] interj. thank you. Notes: more casual than kachaeta. See also: kachaeta. See also: kash. Ex: "A'jjha ne arenív!" "Thanks for volunteering!"
• akénelv [ɑˈkɛn] v. look at. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: kénillev. Ex: "Akénelvsesó negirjh'acáseni." "She is looking at my passport."
• akil [ˈɑk] adv. however.
• akol [ˈɑk] n. tail. Etym: pelaekol.
• akraeyiv [ɑˈkɹe] v. surrender. Etym: kre. Etym: aejiv.
• akyen [ˈɑkj] n. knight.
• akyolv [ɑˈkjo] v. jump.
• alarev [ɑlɑˈ] v. deliver. See also: ilari. See also: ghilarigh. Etym: *ahl. Etym: arev.
• alcáspethon [ɑlˈkɑspɛ] n. luggage. Etym: alcáspeth. Etym: no.
• alcarú [ɑlkɑˈ] adj. north. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: caruman.
• alcáspeth [ɑlˈkɑs] adj. travelling. Etym: alcáspi'ev.
• alcáspi'ev [ɑlˈkɑspi] v. travel. Etym: *ahl. Etym: cáspi'ev.
• áldae [ˈɑl] adj. next. Etym: *ahl. Etym: daed.
• áldaev [ˈɑld] v. continue, move forward. Etym: áldae.
• alkéniv [ɑlˈkɛ] v. search for. Notes: Object is the thing searched for. Syn: bákarav. Syn: pánallev. Etym: *ahl. Etym: kénillev.
• alíd [ɑˈl] n. time. Etym: daluna.
• aljhev [ɑlˈʒ] v. be kind. Notes: object is the thing that the subject is being kind to. Ex: "Aljhev en'i ne chifi." "I am kind to the kitten."
• allad [ɑlə̆ˈ] n. meeting. Etym: a'llav.
• allav [ɑlə̆ˈ] v. meet. Etym: *ahl. Etym: llav.
• almefav [ɑlmɛˈ] v. share known lorán patterns and thereby understand more.
• almirv [ɑlˈmi] v. attend. Etym: *ahl. Etym: mirv.
• almov [ɑlˈm] v. leave. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: mov.
• aló [ɑˈ] interj. oh.
• alomin [ɑˈlom] n. basement, cellar; generally any room underground and below another room.
• alshésh [ɑlˈʃ] n. east. Etym: *alshesh.
• alun- [ɑˈl] mi. PREV. Notes: Similar to egikathung but applies backward n words, with n given by the suffix. For example, the phrase following alunsamodifies the word directly before it, alundatwo words before it, etc.
• alv [ɑl] v. give to. Notes: inherently passive verb. The subject is the recipient, and the object is the thing given. Etym: *ahl. Ex: "Arev en'i ne chifi." "I give a kitten." Ex: "Alv en'i ne chifi." "I am given a kitten." Ex: "Ne chifi, en'i, alv." "A kitten is given to me." "A kitten for me."
• ámiko [ˈɑmi] n. gremlin. Notes: mischevious but non-malicious cousins of sseigh These are the guys who steal one sock out of the dryer and move your car keys around. Ant: orí'i.
• amorv [ɑˈmo] v. center around. Etym: *ahl,. Etym: mov.
• amulen [ɑˈmul] n. work. Etym: amuliv. Etym: -en.
• amuliv [ɑmuˈl] v. work; employ (oneself). Notes: can optionally take the job position as its object. Ex: "Vik'esni amulivad ne kyar'ineji." "I am employing myself as a fake guard."
• anak [ˈɑn] n. branch.
• anake [ɑˈnɑ] n. internal organ. Etym: analdh.
• analdh [ɑˈnɑ] n. bone.
• ánela [ˈɑnɛ] n. butterfly. Etym: Angela.
• aneshaera [ɑnɛˈʃ] n. Thanksgiving Day. Etym: arev ne ssha kachaera.
• ánisi [ˈɑnɪ] n. color. Etym: ANSI.
• anlech [ˈɑnl] n. clothing, jewelry, and other personal ardornments. Etym: lechane.
• anon [ˈɑn] n. amount. Etym: amount.
• anyá [ɑnˈ] n. some. Notes: singular translates as few plural as many.
• anyelv [ɑˈnjɛ] v. suggest.
• apéin [ɑˈp] n. herb; edible part of a plant.
• apel [ˈɑp] n. apple. Notes: the apple was imported from Terra with the settlers. Etym: apple.
• ar [ɑ] n. 3SM.
• -ar [ɑ] prsn. 3SM.
• aredhev [ɑɹɛˈ] v. buy. Etym: arev. Etym: godhelen.
• arásh [ɑˈɹ] adj. perceived.
• arenív [ɑɹɛˈ] v. volunteer. See also: ireni. See also: iyareni. Etym: arev. Etym: ne. Etym: en'i.
• arev [ɑˈɹ] v. give. Etym: sirev. Etym: *ahl.
• argol [ˈɑɹ] n. dangerous creature. Notes: general category of animals that tend to fight over flight. Examples include suloraand kegharn Anti-examples include kkin. Ant: elki.
• aridh [ɑˈɹ] n. upper cheek.
• arigh [ɑˈɹ] n. meat.
• arijav [ɑɹɪˈ] v. punish. Etym: arishav. Etym: aejírik.
• arin [ˈɑɹ] part. try. Notes: verb must also be marked with -j-. See also: oraln. Etym: arinelv. Ex: "Arin do'llavpojeni ne yiréb." "I tried to review my homework."
• arinelle [ɑrɪˈ] n. intention.
• arinelv [ɑrɪˈn] v. intend, desire, mean.
• arishád [ɑɹɪˈ] n. answer. Etym: arishav. Etym: -ad.
• arishav [ɑrɪˈ] v. answer. Etym: arev. Etym: adáshav.
• aró [ɑˈ] n. sun. See also: eró. Etym: Aurora.
• arov [ɑˈɹ] v. walk. See also: mmasaev.
• aruna [ɑˈɹ] adj. early. Etym: aró. Etym: chuna.
• -as [ɑ] prsn. everyone. Notes: There is a large difference between saying, for example, llavasand llaveithim aetim The former is a broader, more general statement: Everyone knows The latter is directed to a specific set of people being addressed, even if they are unknown to the speaker personally: You all know. Etym: das.
• asakín [ɑsɑˈ] n. female kkin. Etym: kkin.
• asányelv [ɑˈsɑnj] v. inspect. Etym: *ahl. Etym: sányelev.
• asardav [ɑsɑɹˈ] v. add.
• asárn [ɑˈsɑ] n. mixture.
• ashámaen [ɑˈʃɑ] n. document. Notes: any written explanation. Etym: ashav. Etym: emaen.
• ashan'av [ɑʃɑnː] v. taste with the tongue. Etym: *ahl. Etym: shan'agó.
• ashav [ɑˈʃ] v. say; tell. Notes: If the subject and object are the same person, then it means registerinstead of tell. Etym: *ahl. Etym: shav. Ex: "Ashavpenileni." "I registered."
• ashen [ˈɑʃ] adj. last minute. Etym: neshen.
• ashida [ɑˈʃ] adj. warm. Notes: replaced acídhduring anti-Gharchove time. Etym: acídh.
• ashir [ˈɑʃ] n. mind. Etym: sshiri.
• ateivo [ɑˈte] n. neighbor. Etym: tei.
• atheri [ɑˈθ] adj. curious. Etym: Catherine.
• atta [ɑtə̆] n. turtle.
• ayana [ɑˈjɑ] deix. SUBJECTS:. Notes: Used in narratives to redefine the person diexis. The listed subjects are first, second, third, and numbered third persons, in the order given. Choosing the personal deixis can totally change how a reader is meant to respond to a story. The audience typically sympathizes with the en'icharacter and experiences the story from his perspective.. See also: ayánav.
• ayánav [ɑˈjɑ] v. there is exists consider. Notes: at beginnings of stories, when ayanais not used. Etym: ayana.
• aym [ɑi] pro. 1PI.
• -aym [ɑi] prsn. 1PI.
• ayt [ɑi] pro. 1P. See also: -ayt.
• -ayt [ɑi] prsn. 1P. See also: ayt.

b

• badh [bɑ] n. soil. Notes: describes dark, damp, rich soil.
• badhae [bɑˈ] n. mat. Etym: badh. Etym: aea.
• badhir [ˈbɑð] adj. positive (as in numbers). Notes: the color of moist soil. Notes: Measurements of river height are taken in order to predict food or famine for the coming season. When the measurements are higher than the average point, floods result, leaving the soil badhirand fertile. When the measurements are lower, people must protect against famine, when the soil is dry and eiyith These measurement values of above the average point and below the average point extended to positive and negative numbers in a numeric context. Ant: eiyith. Etym: badh.
• bákarav [ˈbɑkɑ] v. search for. Syn: alkéniv. Syn: pánallev.
• balinav [bɑlɪˈ] v. be in front of. Etym: Baliná.
• bámiv [ˈbɑm] v. bound. Notes: like a deer. Etym: Bambi.
• bareth [ˈbɑɹ] adj. full. Etym: barev.
• barev [bɑˈɹ] v. fill.
• beno [ˈbɛ] n. category; type. Etym: n'o.
• benoríd [bɛnoˈɹ] n. vocabulary word. Etym: beno. Etym: sharíd.
• benorídeme [bɛnoˈɹɪd] n. vocabulary. Etym: -eme.
• benov [bɛˈn] v. be categorized. Etym: beno. Ex: "Benovjo ne das eyejhem ne ni'i iyijheiyim, n'iyikkorim, n'ilyokrim." "All empaths can be categorized as friends, antagonists, or neutrals."
• berav [bɛˈɹ] v. invent. Etym: biya. Etym: sarav.
• berev [bɛˈɹ] v. belong.
• bi'aerev [biˈʔeɹ] v. receive as a gift. Etym: biya. Etym: sirev.
• bi'atha [biˈʔɑ] n. beginner. Etym: biya.
• bi'athar [biˈʔɑ] adj. beginning; novice. Etym: bi'atha.
• bichún [biˈʧ] n. morning. Etym: biya. Etym: chuna.
• bidalei [biˈdɑ] n. lower cheek.
• bi'ériv [biˈʔɛ] v. start. Syn: byarev. Syn: eisarv. Etym: biya. Etym: rúriv.
• bíjiriv [ˈbiʤiɹ] v. damage. Notes: the subject starts the attack. If the subject is inanimate, bíjirivmeans damagerather than attack. See also: adajíriv. Etym: bi'ériv. Etym: adajíriv.
• bikál [biˈkɑ] adj. simple. Etym: biya.
• billav [bilə̆ˈ] v. discover. See also: bisae'ev. Etym: bi'a. Etym: llav. Ex: "Jhi jhor'bi llavon t'vastille." "Discovery is truly beautiful."
• bilorv [bɪˈlo] v. bear children. Etym: biya. Etym: lorav.
• bisae'ev [biˈseʔ] v. discover. Etym: biya. Etym: sirev.
• biya [ˈbij] adj. new. Etym: *bea. Etym: biya.
• blak [blɑ] n. zero. Etym: black.
• blakefáln [blɑkɛˈf] n. circle. Etym: blak. Etym: kefáln.
• blamav [blɑˈm] v. turn. Etym: blakefáln. Etym: mmav. Ex: "Ve'teiyad blamavpoto lechanem sadhem." "They turned their heads in unison."
• blánashi [ˈblɑnɑ] n. skin. Etym: blak. Etym: nashi.
• buh [bɑ] n. the letter b.
• byarev [bjɑˈɹ] v. begin. Notes: used to describe beginning a new project. Syn: bi'ériv. Syn: eisarv. Etym: biya.
• byarn [bjɑɹ] n. beginning.

c

• cachya [ˈkɑʧ] adv. almost. Etym: Spanish:casi.
• caea [ˈke.] n. world. Etym: aea.
• cajas [ˈkɑʤ] n. colloquial speech. Etym: cachya. Etym: das.
• canen [ˈkɑn] n. woman. See also: ceirnen. See also: carnen.
• car [kɑ] adj. five. Etym: *scar.
• caríb [kɑˈɹ] n. data. Etym: Charybdis.
• carnen [ˈcɑɹ] n. man. See also: ceirnen. See also: canen.
• caruman [kɑˈɹu] n. ocean.
• cáspi'ev [ˈkɑspiʔ] v. explore. Etym: Caspian.
• cashaea [kɑˈʃ] adj. random; unrelated. Etym: Spanish:cual que sea.
• cataejin [kɑˈteʤ] n. harvest. Etym: cátuth. Etym: gaejin.
• cataejiv [kaˈtɛʤ] v. harvest. Etym: cataejin.
• catán [kɑˈt] n. tummy. See also: kyar'catán. See also: katím. Etym: Japanese:katana.
• catana [kɑˈtɑ] adj. bottom. Ant: leiche. See also: kali. Etym: catán.
• catel [ˈkɑt] n. meal with friends. Notes: friends gather for a catelfor no other purpose than to enjoy one another's company. See also: nitichi. See also: afaen. Ex: "Ve'teiyad nagovishem vae'catelim." "We eat together at meals."
• cathev [kɑˈθ] v. hoard. Etym: Catherine.
• cátuth [ˈkɑtuθ kɛˈ] n. Terran. Notes: describes length of a physical object, not anything figurative. Etym: cátua.
• cátua [ˈkɑtu] adj. big. Etym: cat.
• ccalv [kə̆ˈk] v. forget. Notes: forget a fact, appointment, or similar, rather than forget a person. not a serious social offense.
• ccat [kə̆ˈ] adj. fat. Etym: cátua.
• cchikith [ʧə̆ˈʧ] adj. playful. Etym: cchikiv. Etym: -ith.
• cchikiv [ʧə̆ʧi] v. be playful, laughing, and loving with someone. Etym: ikkiv.
• cchímiv [ʧə̆ˈʧ] v. frolick. Etym: cchikiv. Etym: mmav.
• cchirn [ʧə̆ˈt] n. young man. Etym: chi. Etym: carnen.
• cchiyan [ʧə̆ˈtʃ] n. young woman. Etym: chi. Etym: canen.
• cchon [ʧə̆ˈ] n. shout. Etym: cchoshav. Etym: -en.
• cchoshav [ʧə̆ˈʧ] v. shout, call out. Etym: chi. Etym: kkoshav.
• cchunun [ʧə̆ˈʧ] adv. in time. Notes: describes some undetermined but near-future timespan. Etym: chuna. Ex: "Vek'cchinun di'arinevdaerim ne ishi." "They will become pretty in time." "They will become pretty by and by."
• céimav [ˈkemɑ] v. act with compassionate responsibility. Etym: karma.
• ceirnen [ˈkeɹn] n. adult. See also: carnen. See also: canen.
• cha- [ʧ] mood. IMP.
• cha [ʧ] interj. okay. Etym: chashe.
• chaea [ˈʧe] n. yard. Etym: chi. Etym: aea. Ex: "Eyev emeirjhom enesinim ne chaea." "Five or so houses surround the yard."
• chajhya [ˈʧɑ] adj. distant. Notes: includes geithe nimordh and cresón. Ant: gijhei. Etym: chi-. Etym: ijheia.
• chajhyan [ˈʧɑʒ] pron. distant person. Etym: chajhya. Etym: -en.
• chalille [ʧɑˈ] n. winter. Syn: fivash. Syn: lóbea.
• chashe [ˈʧɑ] adj. cool. Etym: kache.
• chat- [ʧɑ] mood. let's. Notes: slang. Etym: cha-. Etym: -te. Ex: "Chat'monvas ne aimenad." "Let's all go to town."
• che- [ʧ] opt. may. Etym: cha. Etym: -te.
• che'éjh [ʧeˈʔ] phr. may you enjoy. Etym: che-. Etym: éjhillev. Ex: "Che'éjh ne senichúnim." "May you enjoy the holidays."
• chéjh [ʧɛ] phr. may you enjoy. Etym: che'éjh.
• chénigra [ˈʧɛnɪ] phr. forgive me. Etym: che'kr. Etym: énillevenil. Etym: ne. Etym: migrá.
• chén'e [ˈʧɛ] phr. be. Etym: cha'én ne. Ex: "Chén'e di'adh." "Feel hope." "Be hopeful." Ex: "Chén'e ejhejh." Ex: "Chén'ejhejh." "Feel happiness." "Be happy."
• chenil [ˈʧɛ] interj. look. Etym: cha-. Etym: énillev.
• chenya [ˈʧɛ] n. cavern. See also: lokeifeira.
• chi [ʧ] adj. young. See also: chi-. See also: chir.
• chi- [ʧ] adj. DIM.
• chidae [ʧɪˈ] n. tiny, scorpion-like creature native to the Cresaean grasslands.
• chiduna [ʧɪˈd] n. month.
• chifi [ˈʧi] n. kitten. Etym: chi-. Etym: chifilei.
• chifilei [ʧɪˈf] n. housecat.
• chigus [ˈʧiɡ] n. silly. Notes: usually shows affection. Etym: chi-. Etym: goose.
• chikaegh [ʧɪˈ] n. chikaegh. See also: dajh. See also: dakaevan. See also: kaevadan. Etym: chi. Etym: kegharn.
• chil- [tʃi] n. young kin. Notes: bound morpheme. See also: chil'seirn. Etym: chi. Etym: illev.
• chilaizen [ʧiˈlɑi] n. pet delaizen. Etym: chi-. Etym: dehalaizen.
• chilésh [ʧiˈl] adj. close. Notes: As a distance measurement, chiléshis between kiléshand lesh Compare to Spanish:aquel, Spanish:ese, Spanish:este.
• chillev [ˈʧɪ] v. like. Etym: chi. Etym: illev.
• chilocarn [ʧɪˈlok] n. priest. Etym: chi. Etym: lorán'carn.
• chil'san [ʧɪlˈ] n. raising daughter. Etym: san.
• chil'sarn [ʧɪlˈs] n. raising son. Etym: sarn.
• chil'seirn [ʧɪlˈs] n. child.
• chimaen [ʧɪˈ] n. card. Etym: chi. Etym: emaen.
• chi'nache [ʧiˈnɑ] n. mean person ring. Notes: third ikkorring. See also: geithe. See also: -ich. See also: e-.
• chiníd [ʧiˈn] n. common pronoun. Ant: rokíd. Etym: chi-. Etym: neríd.
• chinllav [ʧɪnlə̆] v. study. Etym: chi. Etym: en'llav.
• chipal [ˈʧip] adj. half. Notes: Chipalliterally means sprout but when used serially with an adjective it takes the meaning of half partial incomplete or incipient depending on context. Etym: chi. Etym: palae. Ex: "Pas saemirv egik chipal krilorith." "He arrived half-dead."
• chir [ʧi] adj. young. Notes: describes someone who is chronologically an adult but who may not have the life experiences normally associated with adulthood (for example, college kids). See also: chi. Etym: chi. Etym: gir.
• chirejhen [ʧiˈɹɛ] n. toy. Etym: chi. Etym: direjhen.
• chirev [ʧɪˈ] v. borrow. Etym: chi. Etym: direv.
• chiró [ʧiˈ] n. moon. Notes: collocates with eyareth. Notes: collocates with finaneth. Etym: chi. Etym: aró.
• chirov [ʧɪˈ] n. game. Etym: chirejhen. Etym: ov. Etym: chirov. Etym: -on.
• chiruman [ʧɪˈɹ] n. lake; pond; any inland standing water. Etym: chi. Etym: uruman.
• chishél [ʧɪˈ] n. close friends ring. Notes: third ijheiaring. See also: -ishe. See also: aejhel. See also: scadhel. See also: geithe. See also: nimordh. See also: aerdhil.
• chiyuna [ʧiˈju] n. apartment. Etym: chi. Etym: chuna.
• chotéir [ʧoˈt] mood. should (IMNSHO). Notes: requires -t-. See also: -enil.
• cho'o [ʧɔˈ] interj. you should know better.
• chuh [ʧ] n. the letter ch.
• chuna [ˈʧu] n. newspaper.
• cih [kɪ] n. the letter c. Etym: ghih.
• cithar [ˈkiθ] n. rabbit. Etym: Cshevraki:ctwar.
• colav [koˈlɑ] v. wake. Etym: kola.
• corsyir [ˈkoɹsj] n. throne. Etym: corumaea. Etym: so-. Etym: dershár.
• corum [ˈkoɹ] n. rump. Etym: rump.
• corumaea [koɹuˈme] n. seat; a place to sit. See also: corsyir. Etym: corum. Etym: aea.
• coti [ˈkot] n. fish. Etym: ghoti.
• cótiran [ˈkotiɹ] n. land-fish. Notes: like salamanders or newts, but more fish-like. Etym: coti. Etym: -en.
• cresin [ˈkɹɛ] n. village. Etym: *cresdin.
• cresón [kɹɛˈ] n. foreigner; utter stranger. See also: -esó.
• cyuma [ˈkjum] adj. associated with humans. Etym: human.

d

• d- [d] adj. ADJ:. See also: -d-.
• -d- [d] tns. future tense. Etym: di'ay.
• -da [dɑ] mi. 2.
• dacresaea [dɑkɹɛsˈ] n. Cresaean.
• daed [ded] adj. two.
• daedav [ˈdedɑ] v. balance. Etym: Daedalus. Etym: Achaean. Etym: god. Etym: of. Etym: balance.
• daedh [deð] adv. also, too. Etym: daed. Ex: "Daedh emaeliv mleni pali'san ne rekrésh." "My sister is also writing a story." Ex: "Daedh vo." "The same." Ex: "Daedh arevleni n'edh eyoke." "I was given this drum, too." Ex: "Mïsh daedh sirevni në forín no?" "May I have a yellow one, too?"
• dagidhon [dɑˈɡi] n. floating basket. Notes: Cresaeans make reed baskets with extra-thick sides. These reed bundles comprising the basket give it enough boyancy to float with a Cresaean sitting inside the basket. Dagidhonimare for recreation in calm waters, such as the plains lakes and ponds. Etym: dagíth silon.
• dagíth [dɑˈɡ] adj. bigger. Notes: both thickerand longer. Etym: das. Etym: gir.
• dah [dɑ] n. the letter d.
• dairón [dɑiˈɹ] n. flash. Etym: daiyith. Etym: orona.
• daishén [dɑiˈʃ] adj. recent.
• daishésh [dɑiˈʃ] n. slope; mountain face. Notes: can be vertical, but not necessarily. Etym: daiyith. Etym: sheshnar.
• daiyith [ˈdɑij] adj. portion of.
• dajh [dɑ] n. dog. Notes: direct descendants of Terran canines. sometimes more broadly applied to crossbreeds of dajhimand chikaeghas well, though breeders frown upon such usage, prefering the term dakaevaninstead. See also: chikaegh. See also: kaevadan. See also: dakaevan. Etym: dog.
• dakaevan [dɑˈkev] n. crossbreed of dajhimand chikaeghim. See also: dajh. See also: chikaegh. See also: kaevadan.
• dalósh [dɑˈl] adj. famous. Etym: das. Etym: lloshad.
• daloshen [dɑˈloʃ] n. fame. See also: dalósh. See also: dalóshev.
• dalóshev [dɑˈloʃ] v. make famous. See also: dalósh. See also: daloshen.
• daluna [dɑˈlu] n. all time. Etym: das. Etym: chuna.
• damaríd [dɑmɑˈ] n. library. Etym: Damaris. Etym: Achaean. Etym: NPC. Etym: librarian.
• damilsha [dɑˈmɪ] n. generic pattern, esp. of shalnen. Etym: das. Etym: mlshaln.
• darád [dɑˈɹ] n. competition. Etym: darov. Etym: -ad.
• daroma [dɑˈɹ] adj. Latin. Etym: Latin:Roma.
• darov [dɑˈɹ] v. compete. Notes: implies playing dirty or cheating to win.
• das [dɑ] adj. everyone; everything.
• dasae [dɑˈ] n. Cresaean. Etym: d-. Etym: saea.
• dasaea [dɑsˈe] n. everywhere. Etym: das. Etym: aea.
• dashada [dɑˈʃ] n. universe. Notes: only means universein a broad, metaphorical sense, not a scientific one. Etym: das.
• dasharan [dɑˈʃɑ] n. conlang. Syn: sarsharíd. Etym: dasharíth saran.
• dasháranith [dɑˈʃɑr] adj. conlang-related. Etym: dasharan. Etym: -ith.
• dasharav [dɑʃɑˈ] v. conlang. Etym: dasharan.
• dasharíd [dɑʃɑˈ] n. language. Etym: das. Etym: sharíd. Ex: "Jhor'asha ille t'mlas dasharíd." "Asha'ille is our language."
• dasshaln [dɑʃə̆ˈ] n. all memories and stories of a person's life. Etym: das. Etym: sshalnír.
• daterad [dɑˈtɛ] n. Pureblood. Etym: *dy-. Etym: teira.
• dávila [ˈdɑvi] adj. interesting.
• davith [ˈdɑv] adj. wanting. Etym: sholdav. Etym: goldav.
• dayuna [dɑˈju] adv. always. Etym: das. Etym: chuna.
• ddae [də̆ˈ] n. confidence.
• ddaishid [də̆ˈdɑ] n. dictionary.
• ddaiyith [də̆ˈdɑ] n. book. Etym: *damardyath.
• dehalaisha [dɛhɑˈlɑ] n. Delaizen language. Etym: dehalaizen.
• dehalaizen [dɛhɑˈlɑ] n. tree Cresaean. See also: dehalaisha.
• deigan [ˈdeɡ] n. shoulder. Notes: more accurately describes shoulder blade or back, when a quadripedal Cresaean is being discussed.
• delót [dɛˈl] n. shop. Etym: Delos. Etym: Achaean. Etym: city.
• dershár [dɛɹˈ] n. leader, monarch, king. Etym: dateira. Etym: sar.
• derth [dɹ̩] adj. Terran.
• d'es [dɛ] prep. from. Etym: dy n'es.
• deshár [dɛˈʃ] adj. united. Etym: daed.
• deth- [dɛ] adj. partially. See also: chipal. Etym: demi.
• dhem [ðɛ] conj. or.
• dhih [ð] n. the letter dh.
• dho'o [ðɔˈ] n. feeling of dread in anticipation of the reaction of someone displease by the subject's actions.
• di'adhen [diˈʔɑ] n. future. Etym: di'ay.
• di'arinev [diˈʔɑɹ] v. become. Etym: di'ay. Etym: trinev.
• di'ath [diˈʔ] adj. future.