User:Juelos/High Valyrian Non-Canonical Vocabulary

This page keeps record of all words suggested by learners of High Valyrian so as to fill semantic gaps of High Valyrian and enable better communication in High Valyrian. However the contents of this page are not official in any way and could very well be proven wrong by DJP when he announces new lexemes, thus replacing the ones here with other official ones.

Abbreviations

acc. accusative case

act. active

adj. adjective

adv. adverb

ambitrans. ambitransitive

aor. aorist

appl. applicative

aq. aquatic

C-fin. consonant-final

col. collective

coll. collective

com. comitative case

comp. comparative

conj. conjunction

dat. dative case

dem. demonstrative

eq. equative

exp. expression

for. foreign

fut. future

gen. genitive case

I class I (first declension)

II class II (second declension)

III class III (third declension)

indecl. indeclinable

inf. infinitive

inst. instrumental case

insv. instrumental passive, instrumentive

int. interrogative

interj. interjection

intrans. intransitive

irreg. irregular

loc. locative, locative case

lun. lunar

n. noun

num. numeral

obl. oblique

part. participle

pass. passive

pauc. paucal

perf. perfect

perh. perhaps

pl. plural

poss. possessive, possibly

postp. postposition

prep. preposition

pres. present

prob. probably

pron. pronoun

prop. proper

relex. relexified

s/o someone

s/t something

s/w somewhere

sg. singular

sol. solar

subst. substantive, substantivized

sup. superlative

ter. terrestrial

trans. transitive

v. verb

V-fin. vowel-final

voc. vocative case

1 first declension/person

2 second declension/person

3 third declension/person

4 fourth declension

5 fifth declension

6 sixth declension

° unexpected gender

→ triggers (regarding cases and verb forms)

Non-Canonical Vocabulary

Presupposed

This section contains words reconstructed from words in, mainly, Astapori Valyrian with the changes having happened from High Valyrian already known in general (see here).

1st degree of certainty

These words' form and meaning is almost certain.

• kimagon [kiˈmaɡon]

v. C-fin. to shake, to wave, to move around (cf. HV dokimare "serious, focused", dokimarves, AV kimagho.)

• kimībagon [kiˈmiːbaɡon]

perfect: kimīptan

v. C-fin. to wag, to swing; to talk, to wag one's jaw ( < kimagon + -ībagon; cf. AV kimivagho, HV kimībenka.)

• mandāves [manˈdaːves]

n. 4sol. kindness (< manda + -āves, cf. AV mandaves blessing)

• nārytsa [ˈnaːrytsa]

adj. I unhealthy, poisonous? ( < nā- + rytsa; AV narysta.)

• nȳnta [ˈnyːnta]

adj. I (so-)called (perf. part. of nȳmagon "to call"; cf. AV nynta.)

• ōghrar [ˈoːɣrar]

n. 6col.1aq. hair on one's head ( < col. of ōghar a single hair; cf. AV oghrar.)

• oktōñe [okˈtoːɲe]

adj. II urban ( < oktion + -ōñe; cf. AV ohtoni urban.)

• pārsīr [ˈpaːrsiːr]

adv. always ( < pār + sīr; cf. AV porzír.)

• pāsābarves [paːsaːˈbarves]

n. 4sol. loyalty, faithfulness (< pāsābare + -ves, cf. AV pazavorve loyalty)

• piktenka [pikˈtenka]

adj. I obedient ( < pikta + -enka; cf. AV pihtenkave.)

• ripāzma [riˈpaːzma]

n. 1lun. brain ( < ripo + -āzma, cf. AV ribazma brain)

• sīrtrī [ˈsiːrtriː]

adv. better, more (cf. AV sidri.)

2nd degree of certainty

These words' reconstruction is not foolproof since there are many possibilities of sound changes that have occured.

• byjagon/byzagon/bȳjagon/bȳzagon

v. to break wind (cf. AV byjagho.)

• nȳnyges -e,-i,-is [ˈnyːnyɡes]

n. hamster?, rodent? (cf. AV nynyghi.)

Learners' Creations

A

• abotiros [aboˈtiros]

n. 3sol. machine (type I substantive of the aorist participle of abotagon; lit. "one (of things) that always works".)

• ademmiarzy [ademˈmiarzy]

n. 2lun. stipend, regular income (type I substantive of the passive aorist participle of ademmagon; lit. "that which is ever being made good, being paid".)

• ademmilaksir [ademmiˈlaksir]

n. 5aq. price (type II substantive of the present participle of ademmagon; lit. "that which will be paid".)

• ademmvos [aˈdemmvos]

n. 3sol. supplementary payment, amount needed to complete repayment; implement, tool ( < ademmagon + -vos.)

• āeksanna [aːeˈksanna]

n. 1lun. lesser lord, minor lord ( < āeksio + -anna.)

• āeksurlion [aːeˈksurlion]

n. 3ter. lordship ( < āeksio + -urlion.)

• aemarion [ˈaemarion]

n. 3ter. container (type II substantive of the present participle of aemagon; lit. "having, containing".)

• aemarior [ˈaemarior]

n. 6col.3ter. containment (col. of aemarion container)

• aerennon [aeˈrennon]

n. 3ter. travelling ( < aerēbagon + -non.)

• aerēbiros [aeˈreːbiros]

n. 3sol. nomad, wanderer, vagabond (type I substantive of the aorist participle of aerēbagon; lit. "one who ever is traveling".)

• aerēptys [aeˈreːptys]

n. 2sol. traveler ( < aerēbagon + -tys.)

• aertir [ˈaertir]

n. 5aq. distance, displacement (type II substantive of the perfect participle of aeragon; lit. "that which has been moved".)

• āhibio [ˈaːhibio]

n. 3lun. challenger, contender, disputer, protester ( < āhibagon + -io.)

• āhinnes [aːˈhinnes]

n. 4sol. contest, protest ( < āhibagon + -nes.)

• āhinnon [aːˈhinnon]

n. 3ter. challenge, dispute ( < āhibagon + -non.)

• angokvos [aŋˈɡokvos]

n. 3sol. bait ( < *angokagon + vos; lit. implement of causing to bite.)

• angorys [ˈaŋɡorys]

n. 2sol. bite, bite mark, bite wound ( < angogon + -arys.)

• arghunon [ˈarɣunon]

n. 3ter. hunt, hunting ( < arghugon + -non.)

B

• bānī [ˈbaːniː]

adv. warmly ( < bāne + -ī.)

• baranon [baˈranon]

n. 3ter. proof ( < baragon + -non.)

• bararys [baˈrarys]

n. 2sol. mark ( < baragon + -arys.)

• bardurion [ˈbardurion]

n. 3ter. description (type II substantive of the present participle of bardugon; lit. "writing".)

• barduty [ˈbarduty]

n. 2lun. log, journal (type I substantive of the perfect participle of bardugon; lit. "that which has been written".)

• bekī [ˈbeki]

adv. regularly, normally, usually ( < beka + -ī.)

• bevilirion [beviˈlirion]

n. 3ter. duty (type II substantive of the active aorist participle of bēvilagon; lit. "that which is ever being done".)

• biantys [ˈbiantys]

n. 2sol. shepherd ( < bianor + -tys.)

• blēnītsos [bleːˈniːtsos]

n. 3sol. hill ( < blēnon + -ītsos.)

• botemarys [boteˈmarys]

n. 2sol. education, training ( < botemagon + -arys.)

• botēda [boˈteːda]

adj. I aware, tutored, graceful (cf. dobotēda ignorant, untutored, clumsy.)

• botēdāves [boteːˈdaːves]

n. 4sol. awareness, tutoredness, gracefulness ( < botēda + -āves.)

• botemion [boˈtemion]

n. 3ter. academy ( < botemagon + -ion.)

• botilarion [botiˈlarion]

n. 3ter. energy (type II substantive of the active future participle of botagon; lit. "that which is going to work".)

• buqarys [buˈqarys]

n. 2sol. hate, hatred ( < buqagon + -arys.)

• bykemagon [bykeˈmaɡon]

perfect: bykēdan

v. C-fin. (irreg.) to shrink, to reduce ( < byka + -emagon.)

D

• dārāzma [daːˈraːzma]

n. 1lun. emperor, empress ( < dāria + -āzma.)

• dārāzmar [daːˈraːzmar]

n. 6col.1lun. imperial order ( < col. dārāzma lit. "all of the emperors".)

• dārāzmōñe [daːraːzˈmoːɲe]

adj. II. imperial ( < dārāzma + -ōñe.)

• dāriar [ˈdaːriar]

n. 6col.1lun. monarchy ( < col. dāria lit. "all of the queens".)

• dārȳn [ˈdaːryːn]

n. 6pauc.1lun. dynasty ( < pauc. dāria lit. "some queens".)

• dekurūbio [dekuˈruːbio]

n. 3lun. walker ( < dekurūbagon + -io.)

• donēdenkāves [doneːdeŋˈkaːves]

n. 4sol. cowardice ( < do- + nēdenkāves.)

• dopāsirion [doˈpaːsirion]

n. 3ter. heresy, sacrilege (type II substantive of the aorist participle of dopāsagon; lit. "that which ever negative believes".)

• dopāstys [doˈpaːstys]

n. 2sol. oathbreaker, heretic ( < do- + pāstys.)

• dorīgles [doˈriːɡles]

n. 4sol. dishonor ( < do- + rīgles.)

• dȳñenky [dyːˈɲeŋky]

n. 2lun. savage (type I substantive of dȳñenka.)

E

• ēdrin [ˈeːdrin]

n. 6pauc.5aq. supplies (type II substantive of the perfect participle of emagon; lit. "that which has been had".)

G

• giēnion [ˈɡieːnion]

n. 3ter. hospital ( < giēñagon + -ion.)

• giēntys [ˈɡieːntys]

n. 2sol. healer, doctor ( < giēñemagon + -tys.)

• gīhōñe [ɡiːˈhoːɲe]

adj. II spiritual ( < gīs + -ōñe.)

• glaesozȳrys [ɡlaesoˈzyːrys]

n. 2sol. widow, widower ( < glaeson + -zȳrys.)

• greviot [ˈɡreviot]

postp. →gen. around

• grevuragon [ɡrevuˈraɡon]

perfect: grevurtan

v. C-fin. to encircle, to envelop ( < grevion + -uragon.)

H

• harrenkirī [harˈreŋkiriː]

adv. appropriately, suitably ( < harrenka + -irī.)

• henupālegon [henuˈpaːleɡon]

perfect: henupāletan

v. V-fin. to extort ( < hen- + -u- + pālegon.)

• henupālerion [henuˈpaːlerion]

n. 3ter. extortion (type II substantive of the present participle of henupālegon; lit. "extorting".)

• hīnnon [ˈhiːnnon]

n. 3ter. punch, hit, strike ( < hīlagon + -non.)

• hobrenkāvio [hobreŋˈkaːvio]

n. 3lun. fucker ( < hobrenka + -āves + -io.)

• hūrezīmi [huːreˈziːmi]

n. 5lun. half-moon ( < hūra + ezīmi.)

I

• idakonon [idaˈkonon]

n. 3ter. attack ( < idakogon + -non.)

• idakorys [idaˈkorys]

n. 2sol. attack, assailant ( < idakogon + -tys.)

• iepnes [ˈiepnes]

n. 4sol. petition ( < iepagon + -nes.)

• imazumbarys [imaˈzumbarys]

n. 2sol. association, alliance, union, coalition ( < imazumbagon + -arys.)

• imorghūlty [imorˈɣuːlty]

n. 2lun. martyr (type I substantive of the perfect participle of imorghūljagon; lit. "one who died for".)

• iotāptessiarzir [iotaːptesˈsiarzir]

n. 5aq. ideology, philosophy (type II substantive of the passive aorist participle of iotāptegon; lit. "that which is ever being considered".)

• irughio [iˈruɣio]

n. 3lun giver ( < irughagon + -io.)

• issaryr [ˈissaryr]

n. 6col.2sol. nature (col. of issarys existence in the generic sense.)

J

• jaeliarzir [ɟaeˈliarzir]

n. 5aq. greed, covetousness (type II substantive of the active aorist participle of jaelagon; lit. "that which ever is wished, wanted, hoped for".)

• jehikāzma [ɟehiˈkaːzma]

n. 1lun. archangel ( < jehikio + -āzma.)

• jehikio [ɟeˈhikio]

n. 3lun. angel ( < jehikagon + -io.)

• jeldegon [ˈɟeldeɡon]

perfect: jeldetan

v. V-fin.. to strive, to endeavor ( < jaelagon + -egon.)

• jēdrarākoty [ɟeːdraˈraːkoty]

n. 2lun. saint (type I substantive of the perfect participle of jēdrarākogon; lit. "one who has turned into heaven".)

• jeldir [ˈɟeldir]

n. 5aq. freewill, contentedness, satisfaction, mental well-being, peace of mind, serenity (type II substantive of the perfect participle of jaelagon; lit. "that which has been hoped or wished for".)

• jeldrin [ˈɟeldrin]

n. 6pauc.5aq. agreement, harmony, meeting of minds, oneness (pauc. of jeldir freewill, contentedness, serenity.)

• jentanna [ɟenˈtanna]

n. 1lun. cadet ( < jentys + -anna.)

• jitty [ˈɟitty]

n. 2lun. missile, projectile (type I substantive of the perfect participle of jikagon; lit. "that which has been sent".)

• jomemēbagon [ɟomeˈmeːbaɡon]

v. C-fin. to rage on, to march on ( < jo- + memēbagon.)

• jorangogon [ɟoˈraŋɡoɡon]

perfect: jorangotan

v. V-fin. to chew ( < jor- + angogon.)

• jorularion [ɟoruˈlarion]

n. 3ter. relaxation (type II substantive of the future active participle of jorilagon; lit. "that which is going to rest".)

• jorȳdragon [ɟoˈryːdraɡon]

perfect: jorȳdratan

v. V-fin. to babble, to chatter ( < jor- + ȳdragon.)

K

• karāves [kaˈraːves]

n. 4sol. greatness, magnificence, excellence

• kempāves [kemˈpaːves]

n. 4sol. gravity ( < kempa + -āves.)

• kepoqitta [kepoˈqitta]

n. 1lun. fatherless ( < kepa + -oqitta.)

• kipio [ˈkipio]

n. 3lun. rider ( < kipagon + -io.)

• korinon [koˈrinon]

n. 3ter. search ( < korigon + -non.)

• kōrion [ˈkoːrion]

n. 3ter. evil (cf. kōz evil.)

• kōrūljagon [koːˈruːʎaɡon]

perfect: kōrūltan

v. C-fin.. to conspire, to plot, to scheme (kōz + -ūljagon.)

• kōrūlilla [koːruːˈlilla]

n. 1aq°. connivance (kōrūljagon + -illa.)

• kōrves [ˈkoːrves]

n. 4sol. evilness, wickedness (kōrion + -ves evil.)

• kostillōñe [kostilˈloːɲe]

adj. II. important, valuable (kostilla + -ōñe.)

• kōttegon [ˈkoːtteɡon]

perfect: kōttetan

v. V-fin. to manage, to achieve (eventative of kostagon.)

• kydynnon [kyˈdynnon]

n. 3ter. measurement ( < kydȳbagon + -non.)

• kynilla [kyˈnilla]

n. 1aq°. silk (< kyno + -illa)

L

• laehoqitta [laehoˈqitta]

adj. I. eyeless, blind ( < laes + -oqitta.)

• laodinon [ˈlaodinon]

n. 3ter. theft, abduction ( < laodigon + -non.)

• lumēgrie [luˈmeːɡrie]

adj. II. morbid ( < lumie + -ēgrie.)

• lumives [luˈmives]

n. 4sol. sickness, illness ( < lumie + -ives.)

• lykāpsājion [lykaːˈpsaːɟion]

n. 3ter. sloth (type II substantive of lykāpsāje; lit. "that which is extremely lazy".)

• lykāpsāves [lykaːˈpsaːves]

n. 4sol. laziness ( < lykāpsa + -āves.)

• lykāves [lyˈkaːves]

n. 4sol. quietness, calmness ( < lyka + -āves.)

M

• maghio [ˈmaɣio]

n. 3lun. messenger, courier ( < maghagon + -io.)

• mandāves [manˈdaːves]

n. 4sol. kindness, courteousness ( < manda + -āves.)

• martāves [marˈtaːves]

n. 4sol. balance, symmetry ( < marta + -āves.)

• martemagon [marteˈmaɡon]

perfect: martēdan

v. C-fin. (irreg.). to balance ( < marta + -emagon.)

• martemvos [marˈtemvos]

n. 3sol. balance, scale ( < martemagon + -vos.)

• maspradagon [maspraˈdaɡon]

perfect: masprattan

v. C-fin. to prepare ( < maz + pradagon.)

• mēremagon [meːreˈmaɡon]

perfect: mērēdan

v. C-fin. (irreg.) to unite, to coalesce ( < mēre + -emagon.)

• mīlyknes [miːˈlyknes]

n. 4sol. ceasefire ( < lykemagon + -nes.)

• mīlykvos [miːˈlykvos]

n. 3sol. armistice ( < lykemagon + -vos.)

• mīteparys [miːteˈparys]

n. 2sol. interest (on a loan) ( < mītepagon + -arys.)

• mīvindikio [miːˈvindikio]

n. 3lun. taunter, harasser, mocker, heckler; torturer, tormentor ( < mīvindigon + -kio.)

• mīvindinon [miːˈvindinon]

n. 3ter. taunt, torture, torment (cf. amīvindigon to taunt, torture, torment, frustrate, infuriate (of things))

• mīznon [ˈmiːznon]

n. 3ter. protection, defence ( < mīsagon + -non.)

• morghūltros [morˈɣuːltros]

n. 3sol. wight (type I substantive of the past habitual participle of morghūljagon; lit. "that which used to be dead".)

• mūdegon [ˈmuːdeɡon]

perfect: mūdan

v. V-fin. to regret ( < mundagon + -egon.)

• munqitta [muɴˈqitta]

n. 1lun. motherless ( < muña + -qitta.)

N

• nābeka [ˈnaːbeka]

adj. I. unusual, irregular, anomalous ( < nā- + beka.)

• nābekāves [naːbeˈkaːves]

n. 4sol. irregularity, unusualness ( < nā- + beka + -āves.)

• nādrīves [naːˈdriːves]

n. 4sol. hypocrisy; incorrectness; injustice; wrong; fallaciousness, arbitrariness ( < nā- + drīves.)

• nādrīvio [naːˈdriːvio]

n. 3lun. hypocrite ( < nā- + drīves + -io.)

• nākīvio [naːˈkiːvio]

n. 3lun. perjurious oath, false promise ( < nā- + kīvio.)

• nākeligon [naːkeˈliɡon]

perfect: nākelitan

v. V-fin.. to be obstinante, to be stubborn ( < nā- + keligon.)

• nāpāsagon [naːˈpaːsaɡon]

perfect: nāpāstan

v. C-fin.. to disbelieve, to distrust ( < nā- + pāsagon.)

• nāpāsilla [naːpaːˈsilla]

n. 1aq°. doubt ( < nāpāsagon + -illa.)

• nāpāznon [naːˈpaːznon]

n. 3ter. disbelief; suspicion, distrust ( < nāpāsagon + -non.)

• nāqobjir [naːˈqobɟir]

n. 6col.5aq. simplicity (col. of nāqopsir the basics)

• nāqopsirī [naːqoˈpsiriː]

adv. easily, not difficultly ( < nā- + qopsa + -irī.)

• nārȳbagon [naːˈryːbaɡon]

perfect: nāryptan

v. C-fin.. to defy, to rebuke ( < nā- + rȳbagon.)

• nāsombākogon [naːsomˈbaːkoɡon]

perfect: nāsombākotan

v. V-fin. to sabotage, to undermine ( < nā- + somby + -ākogon.)

• nāsombākonon [naːsomˈbaːkonon]

n. 3ter. sabotage ( < nāsombākogon + -non.)

• nēdenkāves [neːdeŋˈkaːves]

n. 4sol. bravery, courage ( < nēdenka + -āves.)

• nektorys [ˈnektorys]

n. 2sol. scar, cut mark ( < nektogon + -orys.)

• nevevos [neˈvevos]

n. 3sol. carriage, wagon, chariot, vehicle ( < nevegon + -vos)

• nevevītsos [neveˈviːtsos]

n. 3sol. cart, wheelbarrow( < nevevos + -ītsos.)

• nȳmnon [ˈnyːmnon]

n. 3ter. call ( < nȳmagon + -non.)

O

• ōdrior [ˈoːdrior]

n. 6col.3lun. disability (col. of ōdrio wound)

• ojenīlarion [oɟeˈniːlarion]

n. 3ter. lust (type II substantive of the active future participle of ojenigon; lit. "that which will intensified touch".)

• ojenillurlion [oɟenilˈlurlion]

n. 3ter. brothel ( < ojenilla + -urlion.)

• oktalbar [okˈtalbar]

n. 1aq. city-state ( < oktion + -albar.)

• oktāzma [okˈtaːzma]

n. 1lun. capital city ( < oktion + -āzma.)

• ondurtir [onˈdurtir]

n. 5aq. seizure (type II substantive of the perfect participle of onduragon; lit. "that which was seized".)

• ossēnnes [osˈseːnnes]

n. 4sol. murder, slaying ( < ossēnagon + -nes.)

• ossēnnin [osˈseːnnin]

n. 6pauc. massacre (pauc. of ossēnnes murder, slaying.)

• otāpnon [oˈtaːpnon]

n. 3ter. thought ( < otāpagon + -non.)

• ozdārligon [ozˈdaːrliɡon]

perfect: ozdārlin

v. V-fin.. to take revenge, to take vengeance ( < oz + dārligon.)

• ozdārlinon [ozˈdaːrlinon]

3ter. revenge, vengeance ( < ozdārligon + -non.)

• ozērinagon [ozeːriˈnaɡon]

perfect: ozērintan

v. C-fin. to conquer, to triumph ( < oz + ērinagon.)

• ozērinnon [ozeːˈrinnon]

n. 3ter. conquest, triumph ( < ozērinagon + -non.)

• ozgūrokagon [ozɡuːroˈkaɡon]

perfect: ozgūrottan

v. C-fin. to trap, to ensnare ( < oz + gūrogon + -kagon.)

• ozgūroknon [ozɡuːˈroknon]

n. 3ter. entrapment, ensnarement ( < ozgūrokagon + -non.)

• ozgūrokio [ozˈɡuːrokio]

n. 3lun. captor ( < ozgūrogon + -kio.)

• ozgūrokvos [ozɡuːˈrokvos]

n. 3sol. trap, snare ( < ozgūrokagon + -vos.)

• ōzigon [ˈoːziɡon]

v. V-fin. to be proud (cf. jōzigon.)

• ozūndejos [oˈzuːndeɟos]

n. 3sol. witness (type I substantive of the active aorist participle of ozūndegon; lit. "one who ever witnesses".)

P

• pālekio [ˈpaːlekio]

n. 3lun. conspirator, plotter, schemer ( < pālekagon + -io.)

• pāsābarves [paːsaːˈbarves]

n. 4sol. faithfulness, loyalty, integrity, truthfulness ( < pāsabare + -ves.)

• pāsāptys [paːˈsaːptys]

n. 2sol. bannerman, bannerwoman ( < pāsābagon + -tys.)

• pāznon [ˈpaːznon]

n. 3ter. trust, belief ( < pāsagon + -non.)

• pāsvos [ˈpaːsvos]

n. 3sol. evidence ( < pāsagon + -vos.)

• pirtāves [pirˈtaːves]

n. 4sol. falseness, deception ( < pirta + -āves.)

• pirtemagon [pirteˈmaɡon]

perfect: pirtēdan

v. C-fin. (irreg.). to falsify ( < pirta + -emagon.)

• pirtirī [ˈpirtiriː]

adv. falsely, wrongly, incorrectly ( < pirta + -irī.)

• pirtys [ˈpirtys]

n. 2sol. falsifier, liar, fraudster ( < pirtemagon + -tys.)

• pryjanon [pryˈɟanon]

n. 3ter. break, strike ( < pryjagon + -non.)

• pryjatir [pryˈɟatir]

n. 5aq. destruction (type II substantive of the perfect participle of pryjagon; lit. "that which has been destroyed".)

• pyrdekurun [pyrdeˈkurun]

n. 6pauc.3sol. Roman mile ( < pyrys + dekuros; lit. "one thousand steps".)

Q

• qanāves [qaˈnaːves]

n. 4sol. sharpness ( < qana + -āves.)

• qanirī [qaˈniriː]

adv. sharply ( < qana + -irī.)

• qēlenka [qeːˈleŋka]

adj. I starry ( < qēlos + -enka.)

• qēlun [ˈqeːlun]

n. 6pauc.3sol. constellation (pauc. of qēlos star)

• qrīdrāennon [qriːˈdraːennon]

n. 3ter. jealousy, envy ( < qrīdrāelagon + -non.)

• qrīdroparys [qriːdroˈparys]

n. 2sol. ostracism, exile ( < qrīdropagon + -arys.)

• qrimpāleknon [qrimpaːˈleknon]

n. 3ter. treason ( < qrimpālekagon + -non.)

• qrimpālenon [qrimˈpaːlenon]

n. 3ter. betrayal ( < qrimpālegon + -non.)

• qrinangēlla [qrinaŋˈɡeːlla]

n. 1aq°. venom ( < qrin- + angogon + -illa.)

• qrinēdrurys [qriˈneːdrurys]

n. 2sol. nightmare ( < qrin- + ēdrurys.)

• qrīnilla [qriːˈnilla]

n. 1aq°. oppression, tyranny ( < qrīnio + -illa.)

• qrinkīvio [qriŋˈkiːvio]

n. 3lun. perjurious oath to sin, promise to betray ( < qrin- + kīvio.)

• qubāves [quˈbaːves]

n. 4sol. poverty ( < quba + -āves.)

R

• raqirenka [raqiˈreŋka]

adj. I. friendly ( < raqiros + -enka.)

• rhēdessiarzos [r̥eːdesˈsiarzos]

n. 3sol. noble, celebrity (type I substantive of rhēdessiarza.)

• rholarys [r̥oˈlarys]

n. 2sol. combination ( < rholagon + -arys.)

• rīglenka [riːˈɡleŋka]

adj. I. honorable ( < rīgles + -enka.)

• ruartys [ˈruartys]

n. 2sol. spy ( < ruaragon + -tys)

• ruarilaksirī [ruarilaˈksiriː]

adv. secretly, privately ( < ruarilaksa + -irī)

• ruarilaksir [ruariˈlaksir]

n. 5aq. secrecy, privacy (type II substantive of the perfect participle of ruaragon; lit. "that which was hidden".)

• ruarilaksy [ruariˈlaksy]

n. 2lun. secret (countable) (type I substantive of the perfect participle of ruaragon; lit. "one which was hidden".)

• rūhoqitta [ruːhoˈqitta]

n. 1lun. childless ( < rūs + -oqitta)

• rytsion [ˈrytsion]

n. 3ter. health (type II substantive of rytsa.)

• rȳuhīlagon [ryːuˈhiːlaɡon]

perfect: rȳuhīltan

v. C-fin. to interfere with →gen. ( < rȳ- + -u- + hīlagon.)

• rȳuhīnnon [ryːuˈhiːnnon]

n. 3ter. interference ( < rȳuhīlagon + -non.)

• rȳumīsagon [ryːuˈmiːsaɡon]

perfect: rȳumīstan

v. C-fin. to escort, to chaperone →gen. ( < rȳ- + -u- + mīsagon.)

• rȳumīsilaksyn [ryːumiːsiˈlaksyn]

n. 6pauc.2lun. convoy (pauc. of type I substantive of the passive future participle of rȳumīsagon; lit. "some of that which will be escorted".)

• rȳumīstys [ryːuˈmiːstys]

n. 2sol. conduit; escorting party, escorting guard ( < rȳumīsagon + -tys.)

• rȳupāsagon [ryːuˈpaːsaɡon]

perfect: rȳupāstan

v. C-fin. to make an alliance with, to contract with →gen. ( < rȳ- + -u- + pāsagon.)

• rȳupāsirion [ryːuˈpaːsirion]

n. 3ter. confederation, alliance, coalition (type II substantive of the active aorist participle of rȳupāsagon; lit. "that which is ever made allies".)

S

• sahirion [saˈhirion]

n. 3ter. force (type I substantive of the aorist active participle of sahagon; lit. "one that is ever forced".)

• sennon [ˈsennon]

n. 3ter. movement, maneuver ( < selagon + -non.)

• siglinon [siˈɡlinon]

n. 3ter. regeneration, restart, reignition ( < sigligon + -non.)

• sindilior [ˈsindilior]

n. 6col.3ter. commerce, trade (col. of sindilion lit. "all of the markets".)

• sombākogon [somˈbaːkoɡon]

perfect: sombākotan

v. V-fin. to fortify →loc. ( < sombion + -ākogon.)

• sōpnon [ˈsoːpnon]

n. 3ter. laughter ( < sōpagon + -non.)

• sōpnenka [soːpˈneŋka]

adj. I. funny, silly ( < sōpnon + -enka.)

• statilaksy [statiˈlaksy]

n. 2lun. condemned one (type I substantive of the future passive participle of statagon; lit. "one who will be executed".)

• statnes [ˈstatnes]

n. 4sol. execution ( < statagon + -nes.)

• syluterion [syluˈterion]

n. 3ter. taste (type II substantive of the present participle of sylutegon; lit. "tasting".)

• sytimūdegon [sytiˈmuːdeɡon]

perfect: sytimūdetan

v. V-fin. to repent ( < syt- + -i- + mundagon + -egon.)

• sytiotāptys [sytioˈtaːptys]

n. 2sol. councilor ( < sytiotāpagon + -tys.)

• sytiotāptyn [sytioˈtaːptyn]

n. 6pauc.2sol. council (pauc. of sytiotāptys lit. "a few councilors".)

• sytiotāptir [sytioˈtaːptir]

n. 5aq. advice, counsel (type II substantive of the perfect participle of sytiotāpagon; lit. "that which was advised".)

T

• tolālior [toˈlaːlior]

n. 6col.3ter. nature (col. of tolālion lit. "all of the environments".)

• trūmurlior [truːˈmurlior]

n. 6col.3ter. the depths figuratively (col. of trūma + -urlion lit. "all of the deep places".)

• tȳnī [ˈtyːniː]

adv. second (tȳne + -ī.)

U

• ūbrēdiarzir [uːbreːˈdiarzir]

n. 5aq. generation (type II substantive of the passive past habitual participle of ūbremagon; lit. "that which has been raised".)

• ūbremion [ˈuːbremion]

n. 3ter. farm ( < ūbremagon + -ion.)

• ūbrentys [uːˈbrentys]

n. 2sol. farmer ( < ūbremagon + -tys.)

• ūbremilla [uːbreˈmilla]

n. 1aq°. culture, upbringing ( < ūbremagon + -illa.)

V

• vaovēttegon [vaoˈveːtteɡon]

perfect: vaovēttetan

v. V-fin.. to impute, to ascribe to, to attribute to ( < va- + -o- + vēttegon.)

• vaovīlīptys [vaoviːˈliːptys]

n. 2sol. mercenary ( < va- + -o- + vīlībagon + -tys.)

• vēdroso [ˈveːdroso]

adj. invar. angry (com. of vēdros.)

• verdillun [verˈdillun]

n. 1aq°. tactics (pauc. of verdilla framework)

• vētterys [ˈveːtterys]

n. 2sol. lawyer ( < vēttegon + -tys.)

• vētturlion [veːtˈturlion]

n. 3ter. legislature ( < vēttir + -urlion.)

• vīlībilla [viːliːˈbilla]

n. 1aq°. violence ( < vīlībagon + -illa.)

• vīlībāzmītsos [viːliːbaːzˈmiːtsos]

n. 3sol. skirmish ( < vīlībāzma + -ītsos.)

• vīlinnon [viːˈlinnon]

n. 3ter. fight ( < vīlībagon + -non.)

• vīlīptros [viːˈliːptros]

n. 3sol. veteran (type I substantive of the past habitual participle of vīlībagon; lit. "one who used to fight".)

• volpuragon [volpuˈraɡon]

perfect: volpurtan

v. C-fin. to estimate, to project ( < volpe + -uragon.)

• vūjinon [ˈvuːɟinon]

n. 3ter. kiss ( < vūjigon + -non.)

Y

• ȳdrajion [ˈyːdraɟion]

n. 3ter. communication (type II substantive of the aorist participle of ȳdragon; lit. "that which ever is spoken".)

• ȳghāves [yːˈɣaːves]

n. 4sol. safety, safeness ( < ȳgha + -āves.)

• yvenka [yˈveŋka]

adj. I. artistic ( < ȳs + -enka.)

Z

• zālirion [ˈzaːlirion]

n. 3ter. inferno (type II substantive of the active aorist participle of zālagon; lit. "that which is ever burning".)

Names

• Danavon [ˈdanavon]

prop. n. 6for. Donovan ( < English)

• Iāvejaes [ˈiaːveɟaes]

prop. n. 3sol. Joel, "Yahweh (is) God" ( < Iāve "Yahweh" + jaes.)

• Jaehiāves [ɟaeˈhiaːves]

prop. n. 4sol. Elijah, "My God (is) Yahweh" ( < jaes + Iāve "Yahweh".)

• Jaehirūdys [ɟaehiˈruːdys]

prop. n. 2sol. Theodore, Dorothy, "God's gift" ( < jaes + irūdy.)

• Jaerhijarys [ɟaer̥iˈɟarys]

prop. n. 2sol. Timothy, "he who honours God" ( < jaes + rijagon.)

• Jaehurys [ˈɟaehurys]

prop. n. 2sol. Michael, "he who is like God" ( < jaes + -uragon.)

• Jūelos [ˈɟuːelos]

prop. n. 3sol. Joel ( < Swedish)

Dungeons and Dragons

• arliñes [ˈarliɲes]

n. 4sol. transmutation ( < arliñagon + -es.)

• amīses [aˈmiːses]

n. 4sol. abjuration ( < amīsagon + -es.)

• morghes [ˈmorɣes]

n. 4sol. necromancy ( < morghon + -es.)

• nābemes [ˈnaːbemes]

n. 4sol. evocation ( < nābemagon + -es.)

• qrinistes [qriˈnistes]

n. 4sol. dunamancy ( < qrin- + (type II substantive of perfect participle of sagon + -es.)

• sētes [ˈseːtes]

n. 4sol. conjuration ( < sētegon + -es.)

• sytiarrites [syˈtiarrites]

n. 4sol. illusion ( < syt- + -i- + arrita + -es.)

• sytijentes [sytiˈɟentes]

n. 4sol. enchantment ( < syt- + -i- + jentagon + -es.)

• urnēptes [urˈneːptes]

n. 4sol. divination (type II substantive of perfect participle of urnēbagon + -es.)