Asha'ille Thesaurus

Positive: jhelle, gejhelle, gejhaer, gir'gejhelle, dogír. Negative: ko-, nagh.

So far, approximately 73.1% (1121 of 1533) Asha'ille words have been categorized.

Ages

chi "young", eshír "old",

Animals

abera "monkey", aghir "fox", argol "dangerous creature", asakín "hen", atta "turtle", chidae "scorpion", chifi "kitten", chifilei "housecat", chikaegh "chikaegh", chilaizen "pet delaizen", cithar "rabbit", coti "fish", cótelan "tove", cótiran "land-fish", dajh "dog", dakaevan "dajh-chikaegh crossbreed", elki "gentle creature", filae "large housecat", geiyelli "Geiyelli", hhuku "owl", hiji "cow", kaevadan "dog", ke'ecá "ke'ecá", kkin "bird mount", lorsa "pet", lyobra "hill-gnome", maklar "maklar", nagá "rat", numad "water creature", onár "mare", orí'i "gremlin", rívdimae "Rivdimae", sseigh "demon", ssuli "frog", sulora "lorán-seeker", uva "waterfowl", va "bird", vadheil "leobird", ámiko "gremlin", ánela "butterfly",

Anlechim

gyecastál "overcoat", hajhe "ring", hishalle "dress", vaelesh "hat",

Body parts

akol "tail", anake "internal organ", analdh "bone", aridh "upper cheek", ashir "mind", bidalei "lower cheek", blánashi "skin", catán "tummy", corum "rump", deigan "shoulder", ein "chest fur", eina "tendril", eiyen "tendrils", eru "hand", eshan'agé "mouth", ghadi "teeth", gular "forehead", ita "paw", kashen "eyes", kashna "eye", katím "butt", kefáln "leg", kir "ankle", kisha "lip", kishen "lips", korma "ears", koso "beak", kyar'catán "butt", kén "eye", lechane "head", ledhel "body", min "ear", mora "claw", nagi "mouth", nashi "fur", palae min "ear-tuft", pelaekol "tail-tuft", pelaeshi "tail-fur", shae "saberteeth", shan'agó "tongue", sharoln "womb", shyin "chest", soman "beak", tal "fur", vastali "Arcathyan wing", zeirn "bridge",

Colors

ai'oya "green", badhir "positive", eiyith "negative", eseire "darkness", eyare "brightness", eyareth "bright", fin "white", finanen "bright whiteness", finaneth "bright", firo "gray", fo "red", forín "yellow", gerothin "yellow-green", giroth "bright", lobelya "yellow", nuthi "coral", sei- "darkened", seiro "black", sevena "purple-maroon", sshokó "orange", tuya "green", tuya'kan "blue-green", uyan "blue", ánisi "color", ínav "shine",

Commerce

amulen "work", amuliv "work", aredhev "buy", arenív "volunteer", bi'aerev "receive", cathev "hoard", chirev "borrow", delót "shop", direjhen "gift", direjheth "gift", direv "raise", epararev "sell", godh "money", godhelarev "sell", godhelen "profit", golalen "treasure", igodhaea "shop", igodhelari "seller", iparari "seller", ireni "volunteer", iyareni "volunteer", pegodh- "for profit", runa "work-time", teirv "trade",

Conflict

adajíriv "attack", aedirev "snatch", aejiv "fight", aejírev "throw", aejírid "strength", aejírik "violent", aekóriv "bludgeon to death", aenejiv "guard", akraeyiv "surrender", arijav "punish", bíjiriv "damage", daedav "balance", darov "compete", darád "competition", eshae "tear", esyivev "surround", gghechiv "kick", ghachiv "slap", ghinejigh "bouncer", grashav "argue", grashád "argument", hóluv "bomb", ijivi "boxer", ikkori "killer", iljirv "protect", ineji "guard", keghiv "claw with poison", kesaer "dangerous", kil "sharp", kkoriv "kill", kkoshav "yell", korjith "mortal", krilorjith "mortal", kunú "Kung Fu", kunúth "Kung Fu", kórtodh "destined to die", lámasaev "flee", nesev "control", núrav "rule", oghiv "sting", pijivis "veteran", rivaghiv "Rivdimae attack", saecchin "problem", seirkki "assassin", shaev "tear", sshaghov "kidnap", sulaghiv "sting", syikav "restrict", syikavást "restricted", syiyirev "capture", tan "control", traithyan "compromise", tugeiv "hide", unásev "bind", vamir "poison",

Containers

silon "basket",

Crafts

rúsilov "weave",

Culture

roda "norm", rodas "societal norm", rodaseme "culture",

Directions

alcarú "north", alshésh "east", catana "bottom", ide "center", kali "left", leiche "top", meirjha "right", vaje "side", vajen "side",

Emotions

Pyoyel'a "far away", aiyena'o "stoicism", aiyena'oth "stoic", chajhya "distant", ddae "confidence", dho'o "dread", di'aidh "hope", di'áidhev "hope", ejhejh "happiness", ejheneme "party", ejheth "happy", enadhev "share feelings", enasho "fear", enasholith "fearful", eni eni "want", enidav "commiserate", eshóliv "miss", eshólivash "winter melancholy", geimaelen "awe", ggon "danger", gijhei "close", giléth "alone", gisholan "tragedy", goldav "want", greiyabrun "generous", ille'jhad "love", illev "love", jecatev "celebrate", jhellenil "hopefully", jhopreiyad "comfort", jhopreiyav "comfort", kashiv "appreciate", kelola "grief", kyeshalle "quiet", laiyern "grateful", lijhev "love", migrá "anger", nejhith "enjoyable", nya "oh", nyai'ol "melancholy", nyai'olth "melancholy", nyaiye "oi", nyal "alas", nyashelle "tempting, taunting", peijan "worry", rimellith "terrible", sei- "darkened", shirv "respond positively", shola "sorry", sholdav "want", shyaiye "fragile happiness", shápav "soothe", sshi'i "amusing", sshille "clean smell", sénitev "celebrate", teir "I hope", éjhillev "to look forward to it", éned "emotion", énillev "feel",

Enladim

afaen "meal with family", aimenad "village", aimenath "town", alomin "basement", ateivo "neighbor", badhae "mat", catel "meal with friends", chaea "yard", chirejhen "toy", corsyir "throne", corumaea "seat", cresin "village", delót "shop", eirsi "approx 500", enesin "house", enfeiran "building", eyemale "vehicle", eyemeirjhe "vase", ezán "embankment", feilán "house", gir'enesin "building", gir'má en "road", giraet "gate", girjh'acá "passport", gocreyal "monastery", godh "money", hyilok "cooking stone", igodhaea "shop", ille'ma "seal", illeaea "village", isireyi "stand", iyenejin "door", jhenifeira "hall", jénela "acceptable motives", kapeir "table", kimaev "settle", kyavaeni "window", lokeifeira "cavern", lommav "live", lomír'kesin "cubicle", maresin "hotel", mmeyen "wagon", naechíl "room", naeshen "address", nitichi "meal with neighbors", saeado "new village", tachan "cage", teissar "country", vashaleni "mural",

Entertainment

jaeriv "gamble",

Food

afaen "meal with family", arigh "meat", cataejin "harvest", cataejiv "harvest", catel "meal with friends", dochishyiv "chop", gana "peppery spice", gid "oil", hyilok "cooking stone", imadh "cheese", kalaga "egg", krurás "salt", nagojhi "yummy", nitichi "meal with neighbors", nuthen "cream", oshyen "butter", palae "detail", rilei "sauce", riman "hunger", rimath "hungry", ruchala "water-fruit", setere "alcoholic drink", shanago "spice", sheló "tasty", shánago "flour", taraga "ravioli", thimin "Thin Mint", ttan "flour", ura "water", zin'e "meal",

Furniture

shoken "bed",

Grammar

chiníd "common pronoun", rokíd "full pronoun",

Health

kajir "sickly",

Holidays

aneshaera "Thanksgiving Day", sshókaro "winter soltice festival",

Ihyam

agormalev "listen", akénelv "look at", ashan'av "taste", egaejiv "eat", emav "breathe", en'iv "hear", enidov "blink", giko "loud", kayov "stare", kormalev "hear", kéghadiv "taste", kénillev "see", kéniren "sight", lechav "listen", maniv "touch", nachev "smell", naghev "eat rudely", nagov "drink", negov "eat", shav "speak", vashed "breath", vashev "breathe", vedagov "spit out", épillev "experience",

Jejhiríd

-da "2", -l- "DO", -op- "PST", -pa "last", -sa "1", -t- "CAUS", -th- "believed true", alun- "PREV", cha- "IMP", chat- "let's", che- "may", chi- "DIM", e-e "ENVELOPE:", kor- "NOT-EQUIV:", kyar- "NEG SUBJUNC", ml-ml "(intangible possession)", s- "POSS:", t- "AGENT", t-t "CONTAINER:",

Kin

bilorv "bear children", chil'san "daughter", chil'sarn "son", chil'seirn "child", chil- "young kin", eiyon "parent", ilaron "raising father", ileiya "mother", pajhen "invention", palaiya "mother", pali "blood family", pali'san "sister", pali'sarn "brother", palicane "mother", paliren "generation", pari'on "father", pecaghe "mother", pesani "daughter", pesaru "son", salorav "give birth",

Knowledge

neira "how",

Language

Imacatásh "Imacatásh", asha'ille "Asha'ille", dafrasae "French language", denlan "English language",

Literacy

Aida "the letter ai", Ajo "the letter a", Bigh "the letter b", Cheinu "the letter ch", Depi "the letter d", Dheja "the letter dh", E'o "the apostrophe", Eichai "the letter ae/ei", Eshi "the letter e", Faigo "the letter f", Geith "the letter g", Ghol "the letter gh", Hannake "Hannake", Ithe "the letter i", Ivun "the letter i", Jheiln "the letter jh", Jimigh "the letter j", Katei "the letter k", Lni "the letter ln", Lud "the letter l", Maiz "the letter m", Mlokml "the letter k", Nuyi "the letter n", Ogei "the letter o", Olne "the letter o", Pash "the letter p", Rebis "the letter r", Shudh "the letter sh", Somi "the letter s", Teinu "the letter t", Thi'och "the letter th", Udhi "the letter u", Vife "the letter v", Yire "the letter y", Zajhai "the letter z", ashámaen "document", benoríd "vocabulary word", benorídeme "vocabulary", buh "b", chimaen "card", chuh "ch", chuna "newspaper", cih "c", dah "d", damaríd "library", dasharíd "language", ddaishid "dictionary", ddaiyith "book", dhih "dh", domael "rewriteable surface", domaeliv "rewrite", ellaea "school", emaeliv "write", emaen "post", emaesha "font", eyemaene "website", fuh "f", geh "column-one consonants", gheh "column-two consonants", ghih "gh", ghimes "misspelling", gighais "gighais", gighaitaenuo "Gharchove alphabet", gih "g", gyiméd "incomplete word", hih "h", imaeladi "penpal", imaeli "writer", jah "j", jejhiríd "joined word", jhoh "jh", jo "teacher", kah "k", kamik "comic", kateinu "alphabet", lisev "read", lishárd "definition", llen "metaphor", lláddai "reference book", lnih "ln", lojhaiv "alphabetize", luh "l", lásetad "exam", mah "m", mloh "ml", nedarn "grammar", neh "column-four consonants", neríd "noun", nethál "specificity dots", nih "n", nnaken "writing system", oh'eh "*", omaeno "form", pavemásh "vowel", poh "p", rah "r", ramed "record", rekreví "joke", rhah "rh", roshid "sentence", samedhyir "consonant curve", sarapin "Asha'illen alphabet", sharíd "word", shuh "sh", soh "s", tamael "writing brush", teh "column-three consonants", thih "th", tih "t", tteríd "joinable word", tyátenoth "out-of-print", voh "v", yiréb "homework", zoh "z",

Location

nain "floor", vesaer "beneath",

Measurements

ajei "any more", anon "amount", chilésh "close", dagíth "bigger", deth- "partially", docheth "compact", enire "short", girsardos "increasingly", kichi "too little", lesh "top", peicál "distance", yimóth "deep",

Mental activities

almefav "explain", arinelle "intention", arinelv "intend", arásh "perceived", ashir "mind", benov "be categorized", berav "invent", billav "discover", bisae'ev "discover", ccalv "forget", chinllav "study", chirov "game", colav "wake", dasshaln "life story", davith "wanting", di'eilav "intend", dollav "review", dotréshariv "translate", dávila "interesting", enadhev "share feelings", enaln "moral", enarov "wake up", enlav "understand", enllav "learn", enrad "plan", enrav "plan", enteklaev "agree", erójev "incorporate", eseirov "wake up", eshíri'e "related memory", eyenlle "lesson", ginllashiv "study linguistics", jhénillev "believe", kishalníriv "disremember", kishalédhiv "decay", kyitith "pretend", kyitiv "pretend", lashira "wisdom", llamid "knowledge", llath "known", llav "know", llebesev "interpret", llesev "interpret", mleidri'ajhai "mentor", mlirev "have", najin "explanation", najiv "explain", nathalav "believe", nejhiv "relax", pejhivalli "philosopher", pánallev "search for", riyev "understand", sshalnír "remembering", sshalníriv "remember", sshiri "memory", sshiriv "remember", tav "cause", vallav "think",

Movement

-mír "movement", aidev "halt", akyolv "jump", alcáspeth "travelling", alcáspi'ev "travel", almirv "attend", almov "leave", arov "walk", blamav "turn", bámiv "bound", cchímiv "frolick", cáspi'ev "explore", direv "raise", domirv "return", domov "return", drav "fall", eishemmav "climb rocks", ejhimír "lorán movement", elcáspiye "trip", emalv "ride", esyivev "surround", eyemale "vehicle", galev "carry away", gamav "lie down", geshámav "undulate", gimav "rush", gyarov "run", i'iv "inch forward", keniriv "visit", kkamav "halt", kyelsaev "stand", laiv "stay", lámasaev "flee", malechav "nod", malv "float", maruv "flow", mased "step", masev "step", mirv "come", mmad "movement", mmaejiriv "snap", mmalev "reach toward", mmalinav "direct", mmasaerv "descend", mmasaev "walk", mmav "move", mmáe'orv "migrate", mov "go", narov "bound", nathíriv "lie down", peinájiv "escape", pemav "stand", pámov "leave", saemirv "arrive", seikémiv "stumble", seirmmav "stumble", shámav "move quickly", sshammav "slither", sshiliv "swim", sun "upward", síchille "nimble", taemov "be accompanied", taerev "bring", vaenirv "get out something", vastav "fly", vitor "sneak", yubirv "climb", áldaev "continue",

Music

eyoke "drum",

Mythology

esune "sky holder", iroyi "nightwatcher", lyobra "hill-gnome", risaer "chaos",

Nature

Eggone "Egagoneh", a'ar "gender", aea "ground", aró "sun", badh "soil", caea "world", caruman "ocean", chenya "cavern", chiruman "lake", chiró "moon", daishésh "slope", eishemman "rock-climbing", eishemmav "climb rocks", ejhimír "lorán movement", eró "sun", eshaeye "canyon", esshashe "desert", esún "sky", ezafe "riverbed", ezashith "narrow", fivash "winter", fivath "winter", fiván "snow", fiyu "cloud", gathél "lorán pool", hikya "fire", hikyamír "fire", hu "cloud", inól "log", kachún "snow", kritoren "disease", kroth "dead", lokeil'i "breeze", lokeili "stone", loren "life", lorán "life energy", mmavásh "wind", mmesu "wind", neilerish "fields", orona "light", pas'marú "wake", saea "home", saethen "grass", sayúl "rock", shalnen "soul", shan'ago "cold air", sheshnar "mountain", shir "peak",