Arthaey Angosii arthaey@gmail.com http://www.arthaey.com/ ¨ Q Q (ablaut) Jhor'edh t'no. That is it. 2005-06-01 Jhor'edh t'nö? What is that? 2005-06-01 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 2005-05-04 a ɑ A pro she Sányelev a ne kalagam sa. She watches over her eggs. 2005-06-01 -a 2002-11-19 -a ɑ A prsn (she) Sányeleva asakín ne kalagam sa. The hen(, she) watches over her eggs. 2005-06-01 a 2002-11-19 a'ach ɑˈʔ A'?AtS) adj boiling temperature Jhach, cha'kre maniv n'es, jhor'a ach t'edh uruman! Hey, don't touch that, that water is boiling! 2005-05-02 2005-03-09 a'ar ɑˈʔ A'?Ar\ n gender nature Benov orésh a'ar ne ihishi pecaghe. Animal gender is categorized into hunter and mother. 2005-04-25 a ar 2003-12-20 abera ɑˈbɛ A'bEr\A n monkey monkey-like arboreal creature, related to the dehalaizen animals Lo'mmav aberayim'da eg haláinim, t'ves nagov ne pajhen so. Monkeys live in trees, and they eat their fruit. 2005-04-25 2004-03-21 -ach ˈɑ 'AtS) prsn (very mean person) relationships nache e- 2005-05-01 achya ˈɑʧ 'AtS)jA interj hey speech Achya Oyo, cha'kre shav eg eshe giko. Hey Oyo, don't talk so loudly. 2005-04-25 precedes direct address 2004-12-22 acidh ɑˈk A'kiD adj drought-dry weather ashida Gharchove:aghíd pejorative, replaced by ashidaduring anti-Gharchove time 2003-01-14 acidhen ɑˈkið A'kiDEn n drought weather Esec bíjiriv jak acidhon ne layevon gaejinim. The damn drought is hurting the growth of food. 2005-04-25 2006-03-09 -ad ɑ Ad nom :N Vae'eseire tugeivpad en'i. I hid myself in the darkness. 2005-04-25 Vae'eseire tugeivpeni n'o. I hid it in the darkness. 2005-04-25 Akénelvad ejhim. The lovers looked at each other. 2005-04-25 Akénelv ejhim n'o. The lovers looked at it. 2005-04-25 2003-04-29 adajíriv ɑdɑˈʤ AdA'dZ)ir\Iv v attack attack in response to some violent act conflict Adajíriv aimenath ineji ne kegharn. The town guardian attacked the Kegharn back. 2005-04-25 bíjiriv adáshav aejírik describes a response, not a first strike 2003-01-19 adarev ɑdɑˈ AdA'r\Ev v bring Vep'ejheneme adarevpeni ne gaejin. I brought the food for the party. 2005-04-25 *ahl, arev 2004-03-21 adáshav ɑˈdɑ A'dASAv v reply speech Vedá'dirsharíd adáshavpeni ne arishád. I replied to the question with the answer. 2005-04-25 shav -ad *al 2003-01-01 -adhe ˈɑ 'ADE prsn (good friend) relationships scadhel 2003-03-16 ae- e e pron DIST relationships aerdhil -aerdhil 2005-05-01 aea ˈe. 'e.A n ground ground, earth nature 2002-11-19 aedirev ˈedɪr 'edIrEv v snatch conflict Aedirev fivash ne eshír kajir chi nom. Winter snatches away the old, sickly, and young. 2005-05-02 aejiv direv to take by force; does not imply stealth 2004-02-11 aeg eɡ eg adj three numbers Lajiv aeg eiyonim vep'sarav ne chil'seirnim. Three parents are necessary to make children. 2005-06-01 2003-08-07 aegikefáln eɡɪkɛˈ egIkE'fAl~ n triangle shapes Aemarvad ebiseirebedeme(?) ne seiro aegkefáln. The Sleeping Shadows mark themselves with a black triangle. 2005-05-02 aeg kefáln 2003-08-01 aejhel ˈeʒ 'eZEl n beloveds ring relationships -ejh scadhel chishél geithe nimordh aerdhil first ijheiaring 2003-03-16 aejilórid eʤiˈloɹ edZ)i'lor\Id n strength strength, liveliness, vitality aejírid lorav 2008-10-27 aejírev eˈʤiɹ e'dZ)ir\Ev v throw throw angrily conflict aejírik arev 2007-06-15 aejírid eˈʤiɹ e'dZ)ir\Id n strength conflict aejírik -ad 2002-12-11 aejírik eˈʤiɹ e'dZ)ir\Ik adj violent conflict aejiv 2002-12-02 aejírith eˈʤɪ e'dZ)IrIT adj strong Jhor'mmesu t'aejírith. The wind was fierce. 2004-02-16 aejiv 2003-04-01 aejiv ˈeʤ 'edZ)Iv v fight conflict En'llav ne aejivon done kegharnim. (Someone) learns how to fight the Kegharn. 2005-04-18 ijivi Aegis God of war on a MUD called Achaea. physical fighting 2002-11-19 aekóriv eˈkoɹ e'kor\Iv v bludgeon to death conflict Ve'kyesháth kkoriv seir'kkim da, korún'aekóriv. Assassins kill quietly; they never bludgeon to death anyone. 2005-05-02 aejiv kriloriv Always implies lethal force 2004-02-24 Aepril ˈepɹ 'epr\Il prop April time used when discussing dates as measured by the Terran calendar 2003-12-20 aemarv ˈemɑ 'emAr\v v tattoo Aemarv dershár ne emaen eg ille'ma saerdhi. The leader marks the letter with his village seal. 2005-05-02 *ahl, *env, mark 2004-03-21 aenejiv ˈenɛʤ 'enEdZ)Iv v guard conflict ineji 2004-11-13 aer eɹ er\ pro 3SU he or she 2003-08-06 -aer eɹ er\ pro 3SU 2003-08-06 -aerdhi ˈerð 'erDI prsn (hypothetical person) relationships aerdhil 2003-03-26 aerdhil ˈerð 'erDIl n hypothetical people ring relationships -aerdhi aejhel scadhel chishél geithe nimordh unspecified ijheiaring When the person's closeness doesn't matter, the person is unspecified, or the person is hypothetical 2003-03-26 aerith ˈeɹ 'er\IT adj drunk Negovpeni ne gor'setere, t'ves jhor'aerith. I drank too much alcohol, and now I'm drunk. 2006-01-16 Aaron 2006-01-16 aet et et pro 2S -et 2002-11-19 afaen ɑˈf A'fen n meal with family enladim food Pas shav ileiya palaiya ne mlaerdhi chil'seirnim ves'afaen. The raising-mother and birthing-mother talked about their children during the family meal. 2005-05-30 nitichi catel raising- and birthing-families have (at least) annual reunions, and share an afaenwhen they eat together 2005-05-30 afariv ɑfɑˈ AfA'r\Iv v clean clean with water 2002-11-19 aghir ɑˈx A'xir\ n fox fox-like predator, related to kegharn animals 2004-12-23 aghol ɑˈx A'xol adj evil shola 2004-08-27 agormalev ɑɡormɑˈ AgormA'lEv v listen senses ihyam *ahl, kormalev 2003-08-06 ai ɑ Ai pron 1s relationships -i 2005-05-01 aichya ˈɑiʧ 'AitS)ja adj surprising surprising, distressing 2008-10-27 Aida ˈɑi 'AidA prop the letter ai the letter ai, from the kateinuyiréb literacy Called aidwhen spelling 2004-10-07 aidev ɑiˈd Ai'dEv v halt movement 2005-01-18 Aijhye ˈɑiʒ 'AiZjE prop Aijhye certain breed of Cresaean generally viewed as exceptionally beautiful and stately people often describes as nicó 2005-01-26 aimenad ɑiˈmɛ Ai'mEnAd n village enladim Strictly speaking, this describes however the Cresaeans live together, which isn't the build-homes-and-stores way Western Civilization does 2003-04-01 aimenath ɑiˈmɛ Ai'mEnAT adj town enladim aimenad -ith 2005-04-25 ai'oya ɑiˈʔ Ai'?ojA n green unpleasant green plants colors 2003-07-02 -aiye ˈɑi 'AijE prsn distant ring relationships aiye e- 2005-05-01 aiye ˈɑi 'AijE n intimate ring relationships -aiye e- 2005-05-01 aiyena'o ˌɑijɛnɑ ,AijEnA'?o n stoicism emotions 2006-03-09 aiyena'oth ˌɑijɛnɑ ,AijEnA'?oT adj stoic emotions 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. 2006-03-09 coined by Aaron Morse (aanimo) of the Conlanger bboard 2006-03-09 aizak ˈɑiz 'AizAk adj bail-outting of one who helps bail someone else out of their own mess Isaac Penzev 2005-01-30 -aj ˈɑ 'AdZ) prsn (annoying person) relationships majel él- 2005-05-01 ajei ˈɑd 'AdZe adj any more measurements 2005-05-30 ajhar ˈɑʒ 'AZAr\ interj woohoo 2004-05-27 ajhér ɑˈʒ A'ZEr\ interj you're welcome politeness a'jjha kachera more casual than kachera 2004-12-15 ajho ˈɑ 'AZo interj so informal. Not in the sense of "well" 2003-03-11 ajjha ɑʒə̆ AZ@_X'ZA interj thank you politeness A'jjha ne arenív! Thanks for volunteering! 2004-12-03 kachaeta kash more casual than kachaeta 2003-10-23 Ajo ˈɑ 'AdZ)o prop the letter a the letter a, from the kateinuyiréb literacy 2004-10-07 akénelv ɑˈkɛn A'kEnElv v look at senses ihyam Akénelvsesó negirjh'acáseni. She is looking at my passport. 2004-12-06 *ahl, kénillev 2004-03-21 akil ˈɑk 'Akil adv however 2008-10-27 akol ˈɑk 'Akol n tail body parts pelaekol 2004-08-12 akraeyiv ɑˈkɹe A'kr\ejIv v surrender conflict kre aejiv 2004-03-21 akyen ˈɑkj 'AkjEn n knight people 2006-04-01 akyolv ɑˈkjo A'kjolv v jump movement 2004-12-22 alarev ɑlɑˈ AlA'r\Ev v deliver ilari ghilarigh *ahl arev 2003-08-12 alcáspethon ɑlˈkɑspɛ Al'kAspETon n luggage alcáspeth no 2004-03-21 alcarú ɑlkɑˈ AlkA'r\u adj north directions *ahl, caruman 2002-08-13 alcáspeth ɑlˈkɑs Al'kAspET adj travelling movement alcáspi'ev 2003-03-21 alcáspi'ev ɑlˈkɑspi Al'kAspi?Ev v travel movement *ahl cáspi'ev 2004-02-16 áldae ˈɑl 'Alde adj next *ahl daed 2005-01-18 áldaev ˈɑld 'Aldev v continue continue, move forward movement áldae 2005-01-18 alkéniv ɑlˈkɛ Al'kEnIv v search for bákarav pánallev *ahl kénillev Object is the thing searched for 2004-08-27 alíd ɑˈl A'lid n time time daluna 2003-08-12 aljhev ɑlˈʒ Al'ZEv v be kind relationships Aljhev en'i ne chifi. I am kind to the kitten. 2005-01-28 object is the thing that the subject is being kind to 2004-12-22 allad ɑlə̆ˈ Al@_X'lAd n meeting relationships a'llav 2002-11-19 allav ɑlə̆ˈ Al@_X'lAv v meet relationships *ahl llav 2002-11-19 almefav ɑlmɛˈ AlmE'fAv v explain share known lorán patterns and thereby understand more mental activities 2003-02-01 almirv ɑlˈmi Al'mir\v v attend movement *ahl mirv 2002-12-11 almov ɑlˈm Al'mov v leave movement *ahl, mov 2004-03-21 aló ɑˈ A'lo interj oh 2003-12-20 alomin ɑˈlom A'lomin n basement basement, cellar; generally any room underground and below another room enladim 2003-03-11 alshésh ɑlˈʃ Al'SEs n east directions *alshesh 2002-12-18 alun- ɑˈl A'lun mi PREV jejhiríd 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 2002-12-08 alv ɑl Alv v give to Arev en'i ne chifi. I give a kitten. 2006-03-25 Alv en'i ne chifi. I am given a kitten. 2006-03-25 Ne chifi, en'i, alv. A kitten is given to me. A kitten for me. 2006-03-25 *ahl inherently passive verb. The subject is the recipient, and the object is the thing given 2006-03-13 ámiko ˈɑmi 'Amiko n gremlin animals orí'i 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 2005-01-27 amorv ɑˈmo A'mor\v v center around relationships *ahl, mov 2004-02-16 amulen ɑˈmul A'mulEn n work commerce amuliv -en 2005-05-08 amuliv ɑmuˈl Amu'lIv v work work; employ (oneself) commerce Vik'esni amulivad ne kyar'ineji. I am employing myself as a fake guard. 2003-08-06 can optionally take the job position as its object 2003-05-11 anak ˈɑn 'AnAk n branch plants 2006-02-20 anake ɑˈnɑ A'nAkE n internal organ body parts analdh 2004-08-27 analdh ɑˈnɑ A'nAlD n bone body parts 2002-12-02 ánela ˈɑnɛ 'AnElA n butterfly animals Angela 2003-06-28 aneshaera ɑnɛˈʃ AnE'Ser\A n Thanksgiving Day holidays arev ne ssha kachaera 2003-12-01 ánisi ˈɑnɪ 'AnIsi n color colors ANSI 2003-07-02 anlech ˈɑnl 'AnlEtS) n clothing clothing, jewelry, and other personal ardornments lechane 2005-01-29 anon ˈɑn 'Anon n amount measurements amount 2006-05-02 Antaeva ɑnˈte An'tevA prop Antaeva places Changeling town, home of Tahkiyen an'Sirrel 2005-05-02 anyá ɑnˈ An'jA n some singular translates as few plural as many 2002-12-08 anyelv ɑˈnjɛ A'njElv v suggest speech 2006-03-10 apéin ɑˈp A'pen n herb herb; edible part of a plant plants 2004-11-13 apel ˈɑp 'ApEl n apple plants apple the apple was imported from Terra with the settlers 2004-12-18 ar ɑ Ar\ n 3SM 2003-08-06 -ar ɑ Ar\ prsn 3SM 2003-08-06 aredhev ɑɹɛˈ Ar\E'DEv v buy commerce arev godhelen 2004-03-21 arásh ɑˈɹ A'r\AS adj perceived mental activities 2005-12-20 arenív ɑɹɛˈ Ar\E'niv v volunteer commerce ireni iyareni arev ne en'i 2004-12-03 arev ɑˈɹ A'r\Ev v give sirev *ahl 2002-11-19 argol ˈɑɹ 'Ar\gol n dangerous creature animals elki general category of animals that tend to fight over flight. Examples include suloraand kegharn Anti-examples include kkin 2005-01-27 aridh ɑˈɹ A'r\iD n upper cheek body parts 2005-03-28 arigh ɑˈɹ A'r\ix n meat food 2005-03-09 arijav ɑɹɪˈ Ar\I'dZ)Av v punish conflict arishav aejírik 2003-01-19 arin ˈɑɹ 'Ar\In part try Arin do'llavpojeni ne yiréb. I tried to review my homework. 2006-01-28 oraln arinelv verb must also be marked with -j- 2006-01-28 arinelle ɑrɪˈ ArI'nEl n intention mental activities 2003-03-11 arinelv ɑrɪˈn ArI'nElv v intend intend, desire, mean mental activities 2003-03-11 arishád ɑɹɪˈ Ar\I'SAd n answer speech arishav -ad 2005-04-25 arishav ɑrɪˈ ArI'SAv v answer speech arev adáshav 2003-01-19 aró ɑˈ A'r\o n sun nature eró Aurora 2003-08-06 arov ɑˈɹ A'r\ov v walk movement mmasaev 2002-11-19 aruna ɑˈɹ A'r\unA adj early time aró chuna 2004-03-07 -as ɑ As prsn everyone people das 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 2004-02-10 asakín ɑsɑˈ AsA'kin n hen female kkin animals kkin 2004-12-23 asányelv ɑˈsɑnj A'sAnjElv v inspect *ahl sányelev 2004-03-21 asardav ɑsɑɹˈ AsAr\'dAv v add 2004-03-21 asárn ɑˈsɑ A'sAr\n n mixture 2005-03-09 asha'ille ˌɑʃɑ "ASA'il prop Asha'ille language 2005-03-09 ashámaen ɑˈʃɑ A'SAmen n document literacy ashav emaen any written explanation 2004-05-26 ashan'av ɑʃɑnː ASAn:'Av v taste taste with the tongue senses ihyam *ahl shan'agó 2004-11-03 ashav ɑˈʃ A'SAv v tell say; tell speech Ashavpenileni. I registered. 2004-02-16 *ahl shav If the subject and object are the same person, then it means registerinstead of tell 2002-11-19 ashen ˈɑʃ 'ASEn adj last minute time neshen 2003-08-06 ashida ɑˈʃ A'SidA adj warm weather acídh replaced acídhduring anti-Gharchove time 2003-01-14 ashir ˈɑʃ 'ASir\ n mind body parts mental activities sshiri 2005-01-31 Ashyinave ɑʃjɪˈ ASjI'nAvE prop Ashyinave people yinaveth 2005-04-30 ateivo ɑˈte A'tevo n neighbor people enladim tei 2006-03-08 atheri ɑˈθ A'TEr\i adj curious Catherine 2003-03-11 atta ɑtə̆ At@_X'tA n turtle animals 2006-03-10 ayana ɑˈjɑ A'jAnA deix SUBJECTS: ayánav 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. 2002-08-15 ayánav ɑˈjɑ A'jAnAv v exist there is exists consider ayana at beginnings of stories, when ayanais not used 2003-01-14 aym ɑi Aim pro 1PI 2002-11-19 -aym ɑi Aim prsn 1PI 2002-11-19 ayt ɑi Ait pro 1P -ayt 2002-11-19 -ayt ɑi Ait prsn 1P ayt 2002-11-19 badh bɑ bAD n soil nature describes dark, damp, rich soil 2004-02-15 badhae bɑˈ bA'De n mat enladim badh aea 2004-12-23 badhir ˈbɑð 'bADir\ adj positive positive (as in numbers) colors eiyith badh the color of moist soil 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 2004-03-23 bákarav ˈbɑkɑ 'bAkAr\Av v search for alkéniv pánallev 2004-12-18 balinav bɑlɪˈ bAlI'nAv v be in front of Baliná 2002-12-02 bámiv ˈbɑm 'bAmIv v bound movement Bambi like a deer 2004-03-15 bareth ˈbɑɹ 'bAr\ET adj full barev 2002-11-19 barev bɑˈɹ bA'r\Ev v fill 2002-11-19 beno ˈbɛ 'bEno n category category; type n'o 2003-05-20 benoríd bɛnoˈɹ bEno'r\Id n vocabulary word literacy beno sharíd 2004-03-22 benorídeme bɛnoˈɹɪd bEno'r\Id,EmE n vocabulary literacy -eme 2004-12-10 benov bɛˈn bE'nov v be categorized mental activities Benovjo ne das eyejhem ne ni'i iyijheiyim, n'iyikkorim, n'ilyokrim. All empaths can be categorized as friends, antagonists, or neutrals. 2005-03-03 beno 2005-02-17 berav bɛˈɹ bE'r\Av v invent mental activities biya sarav 2002-11-19 berev bɛˈɹ bE'r\Ev v belong 2003-03-11 bi'aerev biˈʔeɹ bi'?er\Ev v receive receive as a gift commerce biya sirev 2002-12-18 bi'atha biˈʔɑ bi'?ATA n beginner people biya 2004-03-22 bi'athar biˈʔɑ bi'?ATAr\ adj beginning beginning; novice bi'atha 2004-03-22 bichún biˈʧ bi'tS)un n morning biya chuna 2004-11-10 bidalei biˈdɑ bi'dAle n lower cheek body parts 2005-03-30 bi'ériv biˈʔɛ bi'?Er\Iv v start byarev eisarv biya rúriv 2002-12-18 Bigh ˈbi 'bix prop the letter b the letter b, from the kateinuyiréb literacy 2004-10-07 bíjiriv ˈbiʤiɹ 'bidZ)ir\Iv v damage conflict adajíriv bi'ériv adajíriv the subject starts the attack. If the subject is inanimate, bíjirivmeans damagerather than attack 2004-08-27 bikál biˈkɑ bi'kAl adj simple biya 2004-03-23 billav bilə̆ˈ bil@_X'lAv v discover mental activities Jhi jhor'bi llavon t'vastille. Discovery is truly beautiful. 2004-02-15 bi'a llav bisae'ev 2003-03-17 bilorv bɪˈlo bI'lor\v v bear children bear children kin biya lorav 2003-05-07 bisae'ev biˈseʔ bi'se?Ev v discover mental activities biya sirev 2003-05-11 biya ˈbij 'bijA adj new *bea biya 2002-11-19 Blager ˈblɑɡ 'blAgEr\ n Blogger technology 2005-05-08 blak blɑ blAk n zero numbers black 2002-11-19 blakefáln blɑkɛˈf blAkE'fAl~ n circle shapes blak kefáln 2004-08-13 blamav blɑˈm blA'mAv v turn movement Ve'teiyad blamavpoto lechanem sadhem. They turned their heads in unison. 2004-12-10 blakefáln mmav 2004-08-13 blánashi ˈblɑnɑ 'blAnASi n skin body parts blak nashi 2004-08-27 buh bɑ bA n b the letter b literacy 2004-02-15 byarev bjɑˈɹ bjA'r\Ev v begin bi'ériv eisarv biya used to describe beginning a new project 2005-01-18 byarn bjɑɹ bjAr\n n beginning time 2006-05-02 cachya ˈkɑʧ 'kAtS)jA adv almost amounts Spanish:casi 2006-03-10 caea ˈke. 'ke.A n world nature aea 2002-11-19 cajas ˈkɑʤ 'kAdZ)As n colloquial speech speech cachya das 2006-05-02 canen ˈkɑn 'kAnEn n woman people ceirnen carnen 2002-11-19 car kɑ kAr\ adj five numbers *scar 2004-12-28 caríb kɑˈɹ kA'r\ib n data Charybdis 2008-01-31 carnen ˈcɑɹ 'cAr\nEn n man people ceirnen canen 2002-11-19 Carujhen kɑˈɹu kA'r\uZEn adj from Carujhik people Carujhik 2005-05-02 Carujhik kɑˈɹu kA'r\uZIk prop Carujhik places major port city of both Cresaeans and Terrans 2005-05-02 caruman kɑˈɹu kA'r\umAn n ocean nature 2002-11-19 cáspi'ev ˈkɑspiʔ 'kAspi?Ev v explore movement Caspian 2002-11-19 cashaea kɑˈʃ kA'Se.A adj random random; unrelated Spanish:cual que sea 2004-04-03 cataejin kɑˈteʤ kA'tedZ)In n harvest food cátuth gaejin 2006-03-07 cataejiv kaˈtɛʤ ka'tEdZ)Iv v harvest food cataejin 2006-05-02 catán kɑˈt kA'tAn n tummy body parts kyar'catán katím Japanese:katana 2004-05-17 catana kɑˈtɑ kA'tAnA adj bottom directions leiche kali catán 2005-04-18 catel ˈkɑt 'kAtEl n meal with friends enladim food Ve'teiyad nagovishem vae'catelim. We eat together at meals. 2005-05-30 nitichi afaen friends gather for a catelfor no other purpose than to enjoy one another's company 2005-05-30 cathev kɑˈθ kA'TEv v hoard commerce Catherine 2002-11-19 cátuth ˈkɑtuθ kɛˈ 'kAtuT kE'fAl~ n Terran people cátua describes length of a physical object, not anything figurative Subentry 2004-11-13 cátua ˈkɑtu 'kAtu.A adj big sizes cat 2002-11-19 ccalv kə̆ˈk k@_X'kAlv v forget mental activities forget a fact, appointment, or similar, rather than forget a person. not a serious social offense 2004-04-05 ccat kə̆ˈ k@_X'kAt adj fat sizes cátua 2004-12-23 cchikith ʧə̆ˈʧ tS)@_X'tS)ikiT adj playful cchikiv -ith 2004-12-27 cchikiv ʧə̆ʧi tS)@_XtS)i'kiv v play be playful, laughing, and loving with someone ikkiv 2004-08-12 cchímiv ʧə̆ˈʧ tS)@_X'tS)imiv v frolick movement cchikiv mmav 2004-03-15 cchirn ʧə̆ˈt tS)@_X'tSir\n n young man people chi carnen 2006-01-27 cchiyan ʧə̆ˈtʃ tS)@_X'tSijAn n young woman people chi canen 2006-01-27 cchon ʧə̆ˈ tS)@_X'tS)on n shout speech cchoshav -en 2004-08-13 cchoshav ʧə̆ˈʧ tS)@_X'tS)oSAv v shout shout, call out speech chi kkoshav 2004-08-13 cchunun ʧə̆ˈʧ tS)@_X'tS)unun adv in time time Vek'cchinun di'arinevdaerim ne ishi. They will become pretty in time. They will become pretty by and by. 2004-12-18 chuna describes some undetermined but near-future timespan 2004-12-18 céimav ˈkemɑ 'kemAv v act responsibily act with compassionate responsibility karma 2008-10-27 ceirnen ˈkeɹn 'ker\nEn n adult people carnen canen 2002-11-19 cha- ʧ tS)A mood IMP jejhiríd 2002-07-18 cha ʧ tS)A interj okay slang chashe 2005-04-27 chaea ˈʧe 'tS)e.A n yard enladim places Eyev emeirjhom enesinim ne chaea. Five or so houses surround the yard. 2005-05-30 chi aea 2005-05-30 chajhya ˈʧɑ 'tS)AZjA adj distant relationships emotions gijhei chi- ijheia includes geithe nimordh and cresón 2005-02-08 chajhyan ˈʧɑʒ 'tS)AZjAn pron distant person people chajhya -en 2005-02-08 chalille ʧɑˈ tS)A'lil n winter weather fivash lóbea 2002-11-19 chashe ˈʧɑ 'tS)ASE adj cool weather kache 2004-03-22 chat- ʧɑ tS)At mood let's jejhiríd Chat'monvas ne aimenad. Let's all go to town. 2004-02-16 cha- -te slang 2002-12-18 che- ʧ tS)e opt may jejhiríd cha -te 2002-07-18 che'éjh ʧeˈʔ tS)e'?EZ phr may you enjoy politeness Che'éjh ne senichúnim. May you enjoy the holidays. 2004-02-15 che- éjhillev 2003-03-23 Cheinu ˈʧe 'tS)enu prop the letter ch the letter ch, from the kateinuyiréb literacy Called cheiwhen spelling 2004-07-26 chéjh ʧɛ tS)EZ phr may you enjoy politeness che'éjh 2004-03-21 chénigra ˈʧɛnɪ 'tS)EnIgr\A phr forgive me politeness che'kr énillevenil ne migrá 2004-03-21 chén'e ˈʧɛ 'tS)En:E phr be Chén'e di'adh. Feel hope. Be hopeful. Chén'e ejhejh. Chén'ejhejh. Feel happiness. Be happy. 2007-02-02 cha'én ne 2007-02-02 chenil ˈʧɛ 'tS)EnIl interj look cha- énillev 2003-07-02 chenya ˈʧɛ 'tS)EnjA n cavern nature lokeifeira 2006-03-25 chi ʧ tS)i adj young sizes ages chi- chir 2002-07-18 chi- ʧ tS)i adj DIM jejhiríd chidae ʧɪˈ tS)I'de n scorpion tiny, scorpion-like creature native to the Cresaean grasslands animals 2002-11-19 chiduna ʧɪˈd tS)I'dunA n month time 2002-11-19 chifi ˈʧi 'tS)ifi n kitten animals chi- chifilei 2004-12-22 chifilei ʧɪˈf tS)I'fIle n housecat animals 2002-11-19 chigus ˈʧiɡ 'tS)igus n silly people chi- goose usually shows affection 2003-12-20 chikaegh ʧɪˈ tS)I'kex n chikaegh animals chi kegharn dajh dakaevan kaevadan 2002-12-02 chil- tʃi tSil n young kin kin jeiheríd chi illev chil'seirn bound morpheme 2006-01-27 chilaizen ʧiˈlɑi tS)i'lAizEn n pet delaizen animals chi- dehalaizen 2006-01-28 chilésh ʧiˈl tS)i'lES adj close measurements measurements As a distance measurement, chiléshis between kiléshand lesh Compare to Spanish:aquel, Spanish:ese, Spanish:este 2004-08-12 chillev ˈʧɪ 'tS)IlEv v like chi illev 2002-11-19 chilocarn ʧɪˈlok tS)I'lokAr\n n priest people chi lorán'carn 2003-05-11 chil'san ʧɪlˈ tS)Il'sAn n daughter raising daughter kin people san 2002-11-19 chil'sarn ʧɪlˈs tS)Il'sAr\n n son raising son kin people sarn 2002-11-19 chil'seirn ʧɪlˈs tS)Il'ser\n n child kin people 2002-11-19 chimaen ʧɪˈ tS)I'men n card literacy chi emaen 2002-12-24 chi'nache ʧiˈnɑ tS)i'nAtS)E n mean person ring relationships geithe -ich e- third ikkorring 2005-05-01 chiníd ʧiˈn tS)i'nId n common pronoun grammar rokíd chi- neríd 2005-02-10 chinllav ʧɪnlə̆ tS)Inl@_X'lAv v study mental activities chi en'llav 2004-04-03 chipal ˈʧip 'tS)ipAl adj half plants Pas saemirv egik chipal krilorith. He arrived half-dead. 2003-08-06 chi palae Chipalliterally means sprout but when used serially with an adjective it takes the meaning of half partial incomplete or incipient depending on context 2003-04-01 chir ʧi tS)ir\ adj young chi chi gir describes someone who is chronologically an adult but who may not have the life experiences normally associated with adulthood (for example, college kids) 2002-11-19 chirejhen ʧiˈɹɛ tS)i'r\EZEn n toy enladim chi direjhen 2004-03-24 chirev ʧɪˈ tS)I'r\Ev v borrow commerce chi direv 2004-09-26 chiró ʧiˈ tS)i'r\o n moon nature nature chi aró collocates with eyareth collocates with finaneth 2003-04-29 chirov ʧɪˈ tS)I'r\ov n game mental activities chirejhen ov chirov -on Subentry 2005-01-18 chiruman ʧɪˈɹ tS)I'r\umAn n lake lake; pond; any inland standing water nature chi uruman 2003-04-29 chishél ʧɪˈ tS)I'SEl n close friends ring relationships -ishe aejhel scadhel geithe nimordh aerdhil third ijheiaring 2003-03-16 chiyuna ʧiˈju tS)i'junA n apartment time chi chuna Subentry 2004-05-31 chotéir ʧoˈt tS)o'ter\ mood should should (IMNSHO) -enil requires -t- 2003-03-18 cho'o ʧɔˈ tS)O'?O interj you should know better 2004-11-13 chuh ʧ tS)A n ch the letter ch literacy 2003-08-06 chuna ˈʧu 'tS)unA n newspaper time time literacy SubentrySubentry 2002-11-19 cih kɪ kI n c the letter c literacy ghih 2004-02-15 cithar ˈkiθ 'kiTAr\ n rabbit animals Cshevraki:ctwar 2006-03-10 colav koˈlɑ ko'lAv v wake mental activities kola 2002-11-19 corsyir ˈkoɹsj 'kor\sjir\ n throne enladim corumaea so- dershár 2006-03-13 corum ˈkoɹ 'kor\um n rump body parts rump 2004-03-21 corumaea koɹuˈme kor\u'me.A n seat seat; a place to sit enladim corsyir corum aea 2004-03-21 cótelan ˈkotɛl 'kotElAn n tove animals cótiran 2004-04-07 coti ˈkot 'koti n fish animals ghoti 2004-03-15 cótiran ˈkotiɹ 'kotir\An n land-fish animals coti -en like salamanders or newts, but more fish-like 2004-03-15 Cresaea kɹɛˈs kr\E'se.A prop Cresaea places 2005-03-09 cresin ˈkɹɛ 'kr\EsIn n village enladim *cresdin Subentry 2003-01-08 cresón kɹɛˈ kr\E'son n foreigner foreigner; utter stranger people -esó 2004-02-15 cyuma ˈkjum 'kjumA adj associated with humans relationships human 2004-09-10 d- d d adj ADJ: -d- 2003-03-12 -d- d d tns FUT future tense tteríd time di'ay -da dɑ dA mi 2 jejhiríd 2002-12-19 dacresaea dɑkɹɛsˈ dAkr\Es'e.A n Cresaean people 2002-12-08 daed ded ded adj two numbers 2003-03-11 daedav ˈdedɑ 'dedAv v balance conflict Daedalus Achaean god of balance 2002-11-19 daedh deð deD adv also also, too Daedh emaeliv mleni pali'san ne rekrésh. My sister is also writing a story. 2004-11-13 Daedh vo. The same. 2004-11-11 Daedh arevleni n'edh eyoke. I was given this drum, too. 2005-06-01 Mïsh daedh sirevni në forín no? May I have a yellow one, too? 2005-06-01 daed 2002-12-24 dafrasae dɑfɹɑ dAfr\A'se n French language language *dy- French:Francés 2005-05-04 dagidhon dɑˈɡi dA'giDon n floating basket water travel dagíth silon 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 2005-04-10 dagíth dɑˈɡ dA'giT adj bigger measurements das gir both thickerand longer 2005-04-10 dah dɑ dA n d the letter d literacy 2003-01-06 dairón dɑiˈɹ dAi'r\on n flash daiyith orona 2004-08-13 daishén dɑiˈʃ dAi'SEn adj recent time 2003-08-06 daishésh dɑiˈʃ dAi'SES n slope slope; mountain face nature daiyith sheshnar can be vertical, but not necessarily 2004-08-12 daiyith ˈdɑij 'dAijIT adj portion of amounts 2006-01-27 dajh dɑ dAZ n dog animals dog chikaegh kaevadan dakaevan 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 2002-12-02 dakaevan dɑˈkev dA'kevAn n dajh-chikaegh crossbreed crossbreed of dajhimand chikaeghim animals dajh chikaegh kaevadan 2002-12-02 dalósh dɑˈl dA'loS adj famous relationships das lloshad 2002-12-18 daloshen dɑˈloʃ dA'loSEn n fame relationships dalósh dalóshev 2002-12-18 dalóshev dɑˈloʃ dA'loSEv v make famous relationships dalósh daloshen 2002-12-18 daluna dɑˈlu dA'lunA n all time time das chuna 2002-12-24 damaríd dɑmɑˈ dAmA'rId n library literacy Damaris Achaean NPC librarian 2002-11-19 damilsha dɑˈmɪ dA'mIlSA n format generic pattern, esp. of shalnen technology das mlshaln 2003-07-02 darád dɑˈɹ dA'r\Ad n competition conflict darov -ad 2006-03-10 daroma dɑˈɹ dA'r\omA adj Latin people Latin:Roma 2006-05-02 darov dɑˈɹ dA'r\ov v compete conflict implies playing dirty or cheating to win 2006-03-10 das dɑ dAs adj everyone everyone; everything people 2002-11-19 dasae dɑˈ dA'se n Cresaean people d- saea 2003-04-29 dasaea dɑsˈe dAs'e.A n everywhere das aea 2002-12-18 dashada dɑˈʃ dA'SAdA n universe das only means universein a broad, metaphorical sense, not a scientific one 2002-11-19 dasharan dɑˈʃɑ dA'SAr\An n conlang speech sarsharíd dasharíth saran 2004-06-18 dasháranith dɑˈʃɑr dA'SArAnIT adj conlang-related speech dasharan -ith 2004-07-18 dasharav dɑʃɑˈ dASA'r\Av v conlang speech dasharan 2006-05-03 dasharíd dɑʃɑˈ dASA'r\Id n language speech literacy Jhor'asha ille t'mlas dasharíd. Asha'ille is our language. 2004-02-16 das sharíd 2002-11-19 dasshaln dɑʃə̆ˈ dAS@_X'SAl~ n life story all memories and stories of a person's life mental activities das sshalnír 2007-06-15 daterad dɑˈtɛ dA'tEr\Ad n Pureblood people *dy- teira 2004-10-07 dávila ˈdɑvi 'dAvilA adj interesting mental activities 2003-06-28 davith ˈdɑv 'dAvIT adj wanting mental activities sholdav goldav 2003-04-29 dayuna dɑˈju dA'junA adv always time das chuna 2003-01-14 ddae də̆ˈ d@_X'de n confidence emotions 2006-05-02 ddaishid də̆ˈdɑ d@_X'dAiSId n dictionary literacy 2002-07-18 ddaiyith də̆ˈdɑ d@_X'dAijIT n book literacy *damardyath 2002-11-19 dehalaisha dɛhɑˈlɑ dEhA'lAiSA n Delaizen Delaizen language speech dehalaizen 2003-01-07 dehalaizen dɛhɑˈlɑ dEhA'lAizEn n tree Cresaean people dehalaisha 2003-01-07 deigan ˈdeɡ 'degAn n shoulder body parts more accurately describes shoulder blade or back, when a quadripedal Cresaean is being discussed 2004-08-12 delót dɛˈl dE'lot n shop commerce enladim Delos Achaean city 2002-11-19 denlan ˈdɛnl 'dEnlAn n English language language 2005-05-05 Depi ˈdɛ 'dEpI prop the letter d the letter d, from the kateinuyiréb literacy Called depwhen spelling 2004-10-07 dershár dɛɹˈ dEr\'sAr\ n king leader, monarch, king people relationships dateira sar 2003-04-06 derth dɹ̩ dr\=T adj Terran people 2003-08-06 d'es dɛ dEs prep from dy n'es 2003-12-20 deshár dɛˈʃ dE'SAr\ adj united daed 2002-12-18 deth- dɛ dET adj partially measurements chipal demi 2004-05-26 Dheja ˈðɛ 'DEdZ)A prop the letter dh the letter dh, from the kateinuyiréb literacy Called dhewhen spelling 2004-10-07 dhem ðɛ DEm conj or 2002-12-24 dhih ð DI n dh the letter dh literacy 2003-01-06 dho'o ðɔˈ DO'?O n dread feeling of dread in anticipation of the reaction of someone displease by the subject's actions emotions 2004-11-05 di'adhen diˈʔɑ di'?ADEn n future time di'ay 2003-07-07 di'arinev diˈʔɑɹ di'?Ar\InEv v become di'ay trinev 2003-03-11 di'ath diˈʔ di'?AT adj future time 2005-12-20 di'ay diˈʔ di'?Ai tns FUT tteríd time 2004-02-13 dibiya diˈbij di'bijA adj beta technology di'ay biya 2004-05-27 dida ˈdid 'didA adj similar jheth 2003-07-02 di'aidh diˈɑ di'AiD n hope emotions di'áidhev 2007-02-02 di'áidhev diˈɑið di'AiDEv v hope emotions di'ay 2002-12-24 di'eilav diˈʔel di'?elAv v intend mental activities di'ay llav 2004-02-15 direjhen dɪˈɹɛ dI'r\EZEn n gift commerce arev jhelle 2002-12-21 direjheth dɪˈɹɛ dI'r\EZET adj gift commerce direjhen -ith 2004-03-21 direv dɪˈɹ dI'r\Ev v raise commerce movement sirev *dy- Subentry 2002-11-19 dirsharíd diɹʃɑˈ dir\SA'r\Id n question speech dirshav sharíd 2004-04-05 dirshav diɹˈʃ dir\'SAv v ask speech direv adáshav 2004-03-21 diy- dɑ dAi prep from *dy- place of origin 2005-04-30 diyeth ˈdijɛ 'dijET n part part, portion, piece amounts *dyath 2003-03-11 do- do do adj times Do-is not treated as a prefix, although in Sarenshille it was. In modern Asha'ille, the do-will not be split off from the modified word even when affix-rules would dictate otherwise. For example, cha'dovoinstead of cha'do vo do it again When prefixed to a number N, it means N times prefixed to a number N, meaning "N times" 2003-07-07 docheth ˈdoʧ 'dotS)ET adj compact measurements Emaelivni ne docheth emaen. I write a short letter. 2006-01-28 dochev -ith 2006-01-28 dochev doˈʧ do'tS)Ev v compact sizes dotrev chi 2002-12-08 dochil ˈdoʧ 'dotS)il n baby people age do- chil'seirn 2004-12-17 dochishyiv doʧiˈʃ dotS)i'Sjiv v chop food 2005-03-09 dogir ˈdoɡ 'dogir\ adj great great; valuable do- gir 2003-05-11 dogír doˈɡ do'gir\ adj best best, most do- gir 2003-07-02 dollav dolə̆ˈ dol@_X'lAv v review mental activities do- llav 2004-12-17 domael doˈme do'mel n rewriteable surface literacy domaeliv for example, a whiteboard 2002-11-24 domaeliv doˈmelɪ do'melIv v rewrite literacy do- emaeliv 2002-11-24 domirv doˈmiɹ do'mir\v v return movement domonv do- mirv return in the sense that you went somewhere once, then return to that same place at another time 2003-05-11 domov doˈmo do'mov v return movement domirv do- mov return in the sense that you went somewhere, then returned to your place of origin 2003-08-06 done ˈdon 'donE art EMB OBJ: embedded clause equivalent to ne do- ne 2003-06-28 doshav doˈʃ do'SAv v repeat speech do- shav 2005-05-04 dosshav doʃə̆ˈ doS@_X'SAv v chatter speech do- sshav 2004-04-03 dotréshad doˈtɹɛ do'tr\ESAd n translation speech dotréshariv -ad 2005-05-08 dotréshariv doˈtɹɛʃ do'tr\ESAr\Iv v translate speech mental activities dotrev sharíd 2002-12-08 dotrev doˈtɹ do'tr\Ev v change *do *trev 2002-11-19 drav dɹɑ dr\Av v fall movement 2002-11-19 dríd dɹɪ dr\Id n language speech dasharíd 2006-04-01 duna ˈdun 'dunA n season time 2002-11-19 dyek djɛ djEk n stub stub; anything suddenly terminated sizes diyeth k' 2004-03-21 e- ɛ E pron (intimate pronoun) relationships geithe nache chi'nache aiye 2005-05-01 -e ɛ E epen (no meaning) All declarative sentences may colloquially end with an upward-inflected -eIn common usage, however, it normally only appears at the end of a long list of serial objects 2005-05-01 e-e ɛ... E...E adj ENVELOPE: jejhiríd ebedhev ɛbɛˈ EbE'DEv v slow cause to slow down 2003-02-02 -ec ɛ Ek prsn 3SN 2002-12-19 echuv ɛˈʧ E'tS)uv v spend time time 2003-01-14 edh ɛ ED adj this Vek'shuna shavpeni n'edh canen. Yesterday, I spoke to this woman. 2004-02-15 isolates an individual for discussion 2003-05-07 edhaln ˈɛð 'EDAl~ n individual people edh shalnen 2006-01-28 edhalth ˈɛð 'EDAlT adj personal edhaln -ith 2006-01-28 edhún ɛðˈ ED'un n tomorrow time Vek'edhún lisevdeni n'o. I will read it tomorrow. 2005-05-14 2005-05-14 eg ɛ Eg mi V: 2003-08-12 egaejiv ɛˈɡe E'gedZ)Iv v eat ihyam naghev nagov negov gaejin rrev 2002-12-11 Eggone ɛɡə̆ˈ Eg@_X'gonE prop Egagoneh nature a deeply eroded mountain range, containing many ravines and canyons. Many people have died in the region 2006-01-17 egik ˈɛɡ 'EgIk mi SUBJ: 2003-08-06 egikad ˈɛkɪ 'EkIkAd pron DO Kre'shav esa ne ósa, vet'én e'kad ne shola. He doesn't talk to him, thus he (the latter) is sad. 2006-01-17 2006-01-17 egikath ˈɛɡɪ 'EgIkAT mi DO: 2003-08-06 egikathún ɛɡɪkɑ EgIkAT'un mi IO: used in full sentences, not phrases or special constructions like jhor- 2003-08-06 -eith eθ eT prsn (acquaintance) relationships geithe 2003-03-24 Eichai ˈeʧ 'etS)Ai prop the letter ae/ei the letter ae/ei, from the kateinuyiréb literacy Called eichwhen spelling 2004-10-07 ein ɑi Ain n chest fur body parts 2004-08-12 eina ˈɑi 'AinA n tendril tendril stripe body parts eiyen plural eiyenis usually preferred 2005-03-25 eirsi ˈeɹ 'er\si n approx 500 grain sack enladim numbers IRC 2004-12-14 eisarv eˈsɑ e'sAr\v v begin time bi'ériv byarev Spanish:empezar used to describe beginning a process or period of time 2006-05-03 eishemman ˌeʃɛmə̆ ,eSEm@_X'mAn n rock-climbing nature eishemmav -en 2004-07-16 eishemmav ˌeʃɛmə̆ ,eSEm@_X'mAv v climb rocks nature movement vepéjh vepéshemmav veia'sheshnar mmavto this is an umbrella term, which has no exact translation into English because there is no term that encompasses both crossing a mountain (for example, like a pioneer travelling across one) and climbing a rock (for example, because you need to get over it to continue on your travels, or to espace from something below) 2004-07-16 eiyen ˈɑij 'AijEn n tendrils tendril stripes body parts 2005-03-25 eiyi ˈej 'eji adv already time Eiyi esdeithim shavad. We will already be talking to each other. 2006-05-02