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Ia = rage
Biè = bird
Agwanî = glory, brillance, splendor
Daþa = tree
Giwata = swan
Enua = dawn, early day
Maba = doom
Abi = hill
Apa = hook
Jana = sun
Maxo = jaw
Mauta = gate
Maha = iron
Eni = gift
Mufo = mouth
Alrato = king
Alaþio = champion
Laþa = earth
Ilà = day
Sla = festival
Atla = father
Axa = law, rule
Aixo = bone
Gafna = lamp
Gwalnia = art
Gwèdunma = stream
Gwèmtsa = essay
Gwèlþo = ruin
Dila = sail
Go = house
Dolina = ring
Golo = mound
Gûla = skill
Yada = spirit, being
Hèasa = sea
Àdè = star
Esa = name
Vadasa = shore
Lènma = physical matter
Lèu = God
Vînè = hair (one strand)
Vînfèha = hair (as a whole)
Vîlina = mortal
Lanoso = treasure
Egèdo = outcast, outlaw, waif
Lèu = lord
Îna = child
Isè = mist
Yayabè = flesh, meat
Öa = body
Rètsa = breeze
Mifia = lily
Mîdo = wife
Mifo = heart, care
Mida = top, highest point
Itsà = moon
Yanba = tongue
Ànbè = tongue, language
Yasè = leaf
Imfi = song
Isèe = sweet
Ilurni = lark
Ögo = corpse, dead body
Ogè = snake
Olo = dream
Yosè = snow
Yoþè = flower
Ûnbo = cloud
Ûnbûdè = shadow
Unè = hour
Nà = hand
Nanya = sheep
Nànido = mother
Naþa = bread
Nînma = tower
Nûnfo = bull
Mifolo = land
Mèlo = man
Miso = woman
Motsala = parent
Odþa = warrior, soldier
Obo = branch
Odo = vision
Onya = voice
Monfo = stone
Olgo = orc
Osto = fortress, city
Plana = book
Yigwa = fist
Gwago = crow
Gwèþa = word
Hanva = wing
Lanba = wall
Lasè = horn (bone)
Launo = storm
Lenbè = mesh
Nolma = black, dark
Manio = (a) judge
Màmþiè = valley
Mixè = frost
Moifidè = long study (any subject), lore, knowledge
Mofîna = knowledge, Philosophy (including science)
Molio = country
Miolno = stiff, tough
Miosè = family
Mràfdîna = torture
Logo = horse
Loina = horn (instr.)
Lösiè = dew
Loto = tunnel
Lushga = fox
Shèlgiè = blood
Shînma = this
Sholmio = eagle
Shulè = wind
Þanmo = sign
Þaliè = height
Talnia = pillar
Þasolè = willow
Þaulie = forest, woods
Þegili = pen
Þèlgo = stem
Þèfdunà = dome, copula
Þèlunè = roof, canopy
Þèmgwè = indication, sign, token
Þîè = path
Tînmigo = metal
Todo = isle
Þabè = taste
Þufdîno = mass
Ûnfûniè = abyss
Ûlîe = heat
Biasa = air, sky
Bwînga = foam, spray
Yanþa = bridge
Alaga = growl, snarl
Yodfio = draught
Yonenmiè = meeting
Ufni = cup
-ren = I
-sim = you
-ral = he/she
-riz = we
-yev = they
Sania = saint
Þulè = there
Ishtrapia = accident
Galèono = street
Aþanio = human
Oista = toy
Poka = boy
Vyiyi = girl
Amaunio = volume
Kalyendriè = year, 366 days
Menè = month
Þuifè = Spring, 3 months with 30 days each month
(Menè on Naþa Nèa, Menè on Lösiè, and Menè on Yoþè yo Yaigwa)
Yailè = Summer, 3 months with 32 days each month
(Menè on Sla, Menè on Jana Nadînma, and Menè on Imfi Îlino)
Auvè = Autumn, 3 months with 30 days each month
(Menè on Shulè, Menè on Yasè Tudgana, and Menè on Itsà Uînma)
Ibè = Winter, 3 months with 30 days each month
(Menè on Mixè, Menè on Yosè Vàma, and Menè on Lèu)
(This language has no plurals, u just add a number after the noun to indicate how
many there are.)
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