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Faraneit Irregular Verbs

2012-09-30T07:33:10Z

Humancadaver101: /* To hold - rej */

There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit, which were mainly produced relatively early in the language's history by sandhi. There is also a developing verbal subclass with a slightly altered conjugation paradigm.

==To be - kej==
The origins of kej are in the [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneih]] roots of *kɒ (existence) and the increasingly pervasive clitic. Early in Faraneit linguistic history the endings of the newly fused verb experienced external sandhi with the still almost always included pronouns. For example, the first person singular form underwent these changes:

*[keʒi ɑv] > [keʒˌjɑv] > [keʒ jɑv] > [keʒ ɑv] (mutation on the pronoun undone by analogy)

Occasionally the results were more intriguing, as with the plural second person irrealis form, which also experienced more internal sound change with speakers anticipating making a similar sound and replacing the first with the same phone:

*[keneɪ maʊli] > [keneɪˌmaʊli] > [keniˌmɔlɪ] > [kenim mɔlɪ] > [kemim mɔlɪ]

These mutated verbal endings replaced the original conjugation pattern even when pronouns were dropped (which quickly became normal as Faraneit developed) or when the verb referred to a noun, rather than pronoun. The resulting paradigm (leaving off the root or various tense infixes) was-

Realis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -jei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -ji
|align=center| -ji
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -joa
|-
|}

Irrealis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -nei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -nin
|align=center| -mim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -noat
|-
|}

Optative forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -sc
|align=center| -tei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -tin
|align=center| -tim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -d
|align=center| -toat
|-
|}

==To hold - rej==
The verb rej underwent the same external sandhi but with (eventually reversed) additional internal haplology in third person simple past forms. In those specific circumstances, the verbal endings developed thus for singular:

Realis: *[χoʒo don] > [χoʒodon] > [χoʒdon] > [χʒdon] > [χχdon] > [χaχdon] > [χaʁ don] (by analogy with /ʁ/'s allophony)

Irrealis: *[χono don] > [χonodon] > [χondon] > [χndon] > [χandon] > [χan don]

Optative: *[χoto don] > [χotodon] > [χotdon] > [χtdon] > [χqdon] > [χaqdon] > [χaq don]

As a result the simple past, singular third person paradigms for rej, kej, and regular verb bafhej (to sit) can be contrasted-

{| border=1
!
|align=center| '''Rej'''
|align=center| '''Kej'''
|align=center| '''Bafhej'''
|-
! Realis
|align=center| rar
|align=center| koaj
|align=center| bafhoajoa
|-
! Irrealis
|align=center| ran
|align=center| koan
|align=center| bafhoanoa
|-
! Optative
|align=center| raq
|align=center| koad
|align=center| bafhoatoa
|-
|}

A similar haplology didn't happened with plural third person and simple past forms of rej, as haplology was only triggered for three consecutive syllables with the same unstressed stressed vowel (the secondary stress typically placed on the pronouns after kej prevented the same situation developing). The diachronics, for this interested were as follows, analogous with other tenses for rej and the same forms for kej:

Realis: *[χoʒo tip] > [χoʒoˌtip] > [χɔʒɔˌtip] > [χɔʒɔ tip]

Irrealis: *[χono tip] > [χonoˌtip] > [χɔnɔˌtip] > [χɔnɔt tip]

Optative: *[χoto tip] > [χotoˌtip] > [χɔtɔˌtip] > [χɔtɔt tip]

==Developing Subclass of -scej verbs==

Faraneit Irregular Verbs

2012-09-30T07:21:51Z

Humancadaver101: /* To hold - rej */

There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit, which were mainly produced relatively early in the language's history by sandhi. There is also a developing verbal subclass with a slightly altered conjugation paradigm.

==To be - kej==
The origins of kej are in the [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneih]] roots of *kɒ (existence) and the increasingly pervasive clitic. Early in Faraneit linguistic history the endings of the newly fused verb experienced external sandhi with the still almost always included pronouns. For example, the first person singular form underwent these changes:

*[keʒi ɑv] > [keʒˌjɑv] > [keʒ jɑv] > [keʒ ɑv] (mutation on the pronoun undone by analogy)

Occasionally the results were more intriguing, as with the plural second person irrealis form, which also experienced more internal sound change with speakers anticipating making a similar sound and replacing the first with the same phone:

*[keneɪ maʊli] > [keneɪˌmaʊli] > [keniˌmɔlɪ] > [kenim mɔlɪ] > [kemim mɔlɪ]

These mutated verbal endings replaced the original conjugation pattern even when pronouns were dropped (which quickly became normal as Faraneit developed) or when the verb referred to a noun, rather than pronoun. The resulting paradigm (leaving off the root or various tense infixes) was-

Realis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -jei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -ji
|align=center| -ji
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -joa
|-
|}

Irrealis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -nei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -nin
|align=center| -mim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -noat
|-
|}

Optative forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -sc
|align=center| -tei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -tin
|align=center| -tim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -d
|align=center| -toat
|-
|}

==To hold - rej==
The verb rej underwent the same external sandhi but with (eventually reversed) additional internal haplology in third person simple past forms. In those specific circumstances, the verbal endings developed thus for singular:

Realis: *[χoʒo ˌdon] > [χoʒoˌdon] > [χoʒˌdon] > [χʒˌdon] > [χχˌdon] > [χaχˌdon] > [χaʁ don] (by analogy with /ʁ/'s allophony)

Irrealis: *[χono ˌdon] > [χonoˌdon] > [χonˌdon] > [χˌndon] > [χanˌdon] > [χan don]

Optative: *[χoto ˌdon] > [χotoˌdon] > [χotˌdon] > [χtˌdon] > [χqˌdon] > [χaqˌdon] > [χaq don]

As a result the simple past, singular third person paradigms for rej, kej, and regular verb bafhej (to sit) can be contrasted-

{| border=1
!
|align=center| '''Rej'''
|align=center| '''Kej'''
|align=center| '''Bafhej'''
|-
! Realis
|align=center| rar
|align=center| koaj
|align=center| bafhoajoa
|-
! Irrealis
|align=center| ran
|align=center| koan
|align=center| bafhoanoa
|-
! Optative
|align=center| raq
|align=center| koad
|align=center| bafhoatoa
|-
|}

A similar haplology didn't happened with plural third person and simple past forms of rej, as haplology was only triggered for three consecutive syllables with the same unstressed or only secondarily stressed vowel. The diachronics, for this interested were as follows, analogous with other tenses for rej and the same forms for kej:

Realis: *[χoʒo tip] > [χoʒoˌtip] > [χɔʒɔˌtip] > [χɔʒɔ tip]

Irrealis: *[χono tip] > [χonoˌtip] > [χɔnɔˌtip] > [χɔnɔt tip]

Optative: *[χoto tip] > [χotoˌtip] > [χɔtɔˌtip] > [χɔtɔt tip]

==Developing Subclass of -scej verbs==

Faraneit Irregular Verbs

2012-09-30T05:40:25Z

Humancadaver101: /* To hold - rej */

There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit, which were mainly produced relatively early in the language's history by sandhi. There is also a developing verbal subclass with a slightly altered conjugation paradigm.

==To be - kej==
The origins of kej are in the [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneih]] roots of *kɒ (existence) and the increasingly pervasive clitic. Early in Faraneit linguistic history the endings of the newly fused verb experienced external sandhi with the still almost always included pronouns. For example, the first person singular form underwent these changes:

*[keʒi ɑv] > [keʒˌjɑv] > [keʒ jɑv] > [keʒ ɑv] (mutation on the pronoun undone by analogy)

Occasionally the results were more intriguing, as with the plural second person irrealis form, which also experienced more internal sound change with speakers anticipating making a similar sound and replacing the first with the same phone:

*[keneɪ maʊli] > [keneɪˌmaʊli] > [keniˌmɔlɪ] > [kenim mɔlɪ] > [kemim mɔlɪ]

These mutated verbal endings replaced the original conjugation pattern even when pronouns were dropped (which quickly became normal as Faraneit developed) or when the verb referred to a noun, rather than pronoun. The resulting paradigm (leaving off the root or various tense infixes) was-

Realis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -jei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -ji
|align=center| -ji
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -joa
|-
|}

Irrealis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -nei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -nin
|align=center| -mim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -noat
|-
|}

Optative forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -sc
|align=center| -tei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -tin
|align=center| -tim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -d
|align=center| -toat
|-
|}

==To hold - rej==
The verb rej underwent the same external sandhi but with (eventually reversed) additional internal haplology in singular third person simple past forms of the realis and optative moods. In those specific circumstances, the verbal endings developed thus:

Realis: *[χoʒo ˌdon] > [χoʒoˌdon] > [χoʒˌdon] > [χʒˌdon] > [χχˌdon] > [χaχˌdon] > [χaʁ don] (by analogy with /ʁ/'s allophony)

Optative: *[χoto ˌdon] > [χotoˌdon] > [χotˌdon] > [χtˌdon] > [χqˌdon] > [χaqˌdon] > [χaq don]

As a result the simple past, singular third person paradigms for rej, kej, and regular verb bafhej (to sit) can be contrasted-

{| border=1
!
|align=center| '''rej'''
|align=center| kej
|align=center| bafhej
|-
! Realis
|align=center| rar
|align=center| koaj
|align=center| bafhoajoa
|-
! Irrealis
|align=center| ran
|align=center| koan
|align=center| bafhoanoa
|-
! Optative
|align=center| raq
|align=center| koad
|align=center| bafhoatoa
|-
|}

==Developing Subclass of -scej verbs==

Faraneit Irregular Verbs

2012-09-30T05:09:02Z

Humancadaver101: /* To be - kej */

There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit, which were mainly produced relatively early in the language's history by sandhi. There is also a developing verbal subclass with a slightly altered conjugation paradigm.

==To be - kej==
The origins of kej are in the [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneih]] roots of *kɒ (existence) and the increasingly pervasive clitic. Early in Faraneit linguistic history the endings of the newly fused verb experienced external sandhi with the still almost always included pronouns. For example, the first person singular form underwent these changes:

*[keʒi ɑv] > [keʒˌjɑv] > [keʒ jɑv] > [keʒ ɑv] (mutation on the pronoun undone by analogy)

Occasionally the results were more intriguing, as with the plural second person irrealis form, which also experienced more internal sound change with speakers anticipating making a similar sound and replacing the first with the same phone:

*[keneɪ maʊli] > [keneɪˌmaʊli] > [keniˌmɔlɪ] > [kenim mɔlɪ] > [kemim mɔlɪ]

These mutated verbal endings replaced the original conjugation pattern even when pronouns were dropped (which quickly became normal as Faraneit developed) or when the verb referred to a noun, rather than pronoun. The resulting paradigm (leaving off the root or various tense infixes) was-

Realis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -jei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -ji
|align=center| -ji
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -joa
|-
|}

Irrealis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -nei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -nin
|align=center| -mim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -noat
|-
|}

Optative forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -sc
|align=center| -tei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -tin
|align=center| -tim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -d
|align=center| -toat
|-
|}

==To hold - rej==
The verb rej underwent the same external sandhi but with (eventually reversed) additional internal haplology in singular third person simple past forms of the realis and optative moods. In those specific circumstances, the verbal endings developed thus:

Realis: *[χoʒo ˌdon] > [χoʒoˌdon] > [χoʒˌdon] > [χʒˌdon] > [χχˌdon] > [χoχˌdon] > [χoʁ don] (by analogy with /ʁ/'s allophony)
Optative: *[χoto ˌdon] > [χotoˌdon] > [χotˌdon] > [χtˌdon] > [χqˌdon] > [χoqˌdon] > [χoq don]

As a result the simple past, singular third person paradigms for rej, kej, and regular verb bafhej (to sit) can be contrasted-

{| border=1
!
|align=center| rej
|align=center| kej
|align=center| bafhej
|-
! Realis
|align=center| roar
|align=center| koaj
|align=center| bafhoajoa
|-
! Irrealis
|align=center| roan
|align=center| koan
|align=center| bafhoanoa
|-
! Optative
|align=center| roaq
|align=center| koad
|align=center| bafhoatoa
|-
|}

==Developing Subclass of -scej verbs==

Faraneit Irregular Verbs

2012-09-30T04:59:19Z

Humancadaver101:

There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit, which were mainly produced relatively early in the language's history by sandhi. There is also a developing verbal subclass with a slightly altered conjugation paradigm.

==To be - kej==
The origins of kej are in the [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneih]] roots of *kɒ (existence) and the increasingly pervasive clitic. Early in Faraneit linguistic history the endings of the newly fused verb experienced external sandhi with the still almost always included pronouns. For example, the first person singular form underwent these changes:

*[keʒi ɑv] > [keʒˌjɑv] > [keʒ jɑv] > [keʒ ɑv] (mutation on the pronoun undone by analogy)

Occasionally the results were more intriguing, as with the plural second person irrealis form, which also experienced more internal sound change with speakers anticipating making a similar sound and replacing the first with the same phone:

*[keni maʊli] > [keniˌmaʊli] > [kenim maʊli] > [kemim mɔlɪ]

These mutated verbal endings replaced the original conjugation pattern even when pronouns were dropped (which quickly became normal as Faraneit developed) or when the verb referred to a noun, rather than pronoun. The resulting paradigm (leaving off the root or various tense infixes) was-

Realis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -jei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -ji
|align=center| -ji
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -j
|align=center| -joa
|-
|}

Irrealis forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -nei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -nin
|align=center| -mim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -n
|align=center| -noat
|-
|}

Optative forms:
{| border=1
!
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
! First Person
|align=center| -sc
|align=center| -tei
|-
! Second Person
|align=center| -tin
|align=center| -tim
|-
! Third Person
|align=center| -d
|align=center| -toat
|-
|}

==To hold - rej==
The verb rej underwent the same external sandhi but with (eventually reversed) additional internal haplology in singular third person simple past forms of the realis and optative moods. In those specific circumstances, the verbal endings developed thus:

Realis: *[χoʒo ˌdon] > [χoʒoˌdon] > [χoʒˌdon] > [χʒˌdon] > [χχˌdon] > [χoχˌdon] > [χoʁ don] (by analogy with /ʁ/'s allophony)
Optative: *[χoto ˌdon] > [χotoˌdon] > [χotˌdon] > [χtˌdon] > [χqˌdon] > [χoqˌdon] > [χoq don]

As a result the simple past, singular third person paradigms for rej, kej, and regular verb bafhej (to sit) can be contrasted-

{| border=1
!
|align=center| rej
|align=center| kej
|align=center| bafhej
|-
! Realis
|align=center| roar
|align=center| koaj
|align=center| bafhoajoa
|-
! Irrealis
|align=center| roan
|align=center| koan
|align=center| bafhoanoa
|-
! Optative
|align=center| roaq
|align=center| koad
|align=center| bafhoatoa
|-
|}

==Developing Subclass of -scej verbs==

Faraneit Irregular Verbs

2012-09-30T03:36:31Z

Humancadaver101: Created page with "There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit, which were mainly produced relatively early in the language's history by sandhi. There is also a developing verbal subclass with..."

Faraneit

2012-09-30T03:33:15Z

Humancadaver101: /* Syntax */

{{Infobox|name=Faranit
|pronounce=/'faʁ.an.ɪt/
|tu= theoretically this universe, future
|species=Humanoid
|in=Northwest and central [[Lhined]]
|no=~10 million- Lescealh, ~6 million - Polizeih
|script=Own and Romanized Equivalent
|tree=[[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]] 
 Old Faraneit 
  Classical Faraneit
|morph=Agglutative (and sometimes isolating)
|ms=Nominative-Accusative
|wo=VSO
|creator=Humancadaver101 aka Schwhatever aka Buckfush530
|date=December 2004}}

Faranit is the most prominent dialect of the Faranih people on the continent of Lhined on a currently undiscovered planet. The various colonizers traveled to this planet on the eve of a massive worldwide war on Earth. It is most closely linked to the Hindi, Quecha, and Hungarian colonizers, which attempted to colonize several regions directly on the western edge of the current range of the language.

==Faraneit vs. Faranih vs. Faraneih==
*Faran''eit'' -means only the language
*Faran''ih'' -originally meant only the ethnic group, but recently colloquially came to mean the language as well
*Faran''eih'' -is a colloquial term for the ethnicity

==Phonology/Orthography (in IPA)==
*Consonants: /d x b f θ - ʒ k l ɭ m n p q ʀ s t v z ç/
**Romanized As: <d c b f fh h j k l lh m n p q r s t v z sc>
**<h> is included to buffer vowels (as no dipthongs are permitted) and the begining and ends of words. A corresponding figure is used in the Faraneit script.
*Vowels: /a e ɛ i ɪ ɔ o u ʊ/
**Archaic Romanization: <a ae e ei i o oe u ue>
**Modern Romanization: <a e ea i ei oa o u eu>
**Please Note, this page is currently in the modern form.
*Allophones:
**syllable initial /p t k q/ are pronounced [pʰ tʰ kʰ qʰ]
**prior to /ɛ a ɔ o ʊ u/, /ç/ is pronounced [ʃ] (Poelisem Faranik - [ʃ] in all positions)
**word medial /θ/ is pronounced [ð]
**word medial non-compound /x/ is pronounced [ɣ]
**syllable terminal /x/ after /ɔ o u ʊ/ is pronounced [χ]
**terminal /l ɭ/ are pronounced [ɬ ɬ˞]
*Phonological Constraints: (C)V(C), no consonant clusters are permitted

==Phonology Chart==
{| class="wikitable"
!  
!Bilabial
!Labio-Dental
!Dental
!Alveolar
!Post-Alveolar
!Retroflex
!Palatal
!Velar
!Uvular
|-
|'''Stop'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p  b}}
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|t  d}}
|  
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|k}}
| align=center | {{IPA|q}}
|-
|'''Nasal'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|n}}
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
|'''Fricative'''
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|f  v}}
| align=center | {{IPA|θ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|s  z}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ʒ}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ç}}
| align=center | {{IPA|x}}
|  
|-
|'''Approximant'''
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ʁ}}
|-
|'''Lateral Flap'''
|  
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|l}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ɭ}}
|  
|  
|  
|}

==Syntax==
*OVERVIEW

Pronouns usually decline by case, but in certain forms use participles like nouns. Verbs conjugate based on tense (remote past/imperative, near past, present, future), mood (irrealis, realis, and in archaic dialects imperative), and person (first, second, and third). Pronouns decline for person(first, second, third, and fourth), number (singular and plural), case (nominative, accusitive, genitive, and in plural forms dative/ablative), and animacy/gender( in the third person singular). For nouns the dative/ablative is formed from participles and nominative and accusitive are assumed from context and word order.

*WORD ORDER

Faranit is almost inflexibly VSO and morphologically mixed between agglutination (semi-dvandvas, genitive forms, and main verbal constructions) and isolation (prepositional phrasing, non-incorporation of modifiers or pronouns).

Sojoah don hin.
S o j oah don hin
Strike PAST REAL 3P 3P.SING.ANI.NOM 1P.SING.ACC
(S)He struck me.

Zah sinih velheib molein.
Zah s i_ n eih velh eib molein.
NEG strike FUT IRR 1P 1P.PLUR.EXC PLUR 2P.PLUR.ACC
We would not (go and) strike you.

It remains V(S)O regardless of whether it is interrogative or even imperative.

Ketejeih nor zet, haneit?
Ket e j eih nor zet haneit
Remember PRES REAL 2P 2P.SING.NOM nothing true
You remember nothing, right?

Zeleujeih moaleih nakir?
Zel eu j eih moaleih nakir
Steal IMP.PAST REAL 2P 2P.PLUR.NOM what
You were stealing what?

Boaneicejeih Lhimah!
Boaneic e j eih Lhimah
Eat PRES REAL 2P Lhimah
Eat Lhimah (a common name for girls)

Boaneicotoah doan Lhimah!
Boaneic o t oah Lhimah
Eat PAST IMPERATIVE 3P Lhimah
(S)He should have eaten Lhimah!

OVS order is also present, but quite rare. It is used to give the object paramount importance, to a degree often deemed unnecessary.

Don boaneicotih!
Don boaneic o t ih
3P.SING.ANI.ACC eat PAST IMPERATIVE 1P
We should have eaten him/her!

*CLAUSES

All subordinate clauses are signalled with "cih". It roughly can meet the definitions of the English "that", both as a relative conjunction and a general conjunction.

When a relative clause's object is the main clause's object, the verb is conjugated for the subject, as expected.

Boaneicejeih nor jokeasc, ceih roajoah doan.
eat.PRES.IND.2P 2P.SING.NOM butter, that have.PAST.IND.3P 3P.SING.ANI.NOM.
You are eating the butter, that he had.

If the subject is the same, however, the pronoun or the noun is dropped, giving:

Boaneicejeih nor jokeasc, ceih roajeih.
eat.PRES.IND.2P 2P.SING.NOM butter, that have.PAST.IND..2P.
You are eating the butter, that had.
(You are eating the butter, which you had).

The verb is not conjugated, however, when the relative clause's subject for the main clause's object.

Boaneicejeih nor jokeasc, ceih kej leveitom.
eat.PRES.IND.2P 2P.SING.NOM butter, that be.PRES.IND_____ butter, butter.
You are eating butter, that (the butter) "be" good.
(You are eating butter, which is good).

Because the object of the first clause was the same as the subject in the second, the second verb is not conjugated.

*IF - THEN

Faraneit distinguishes between two forms of "if" -- scam and scap. Scap is equivalent to questioning what the results of reality being different would be. Scam is equivalent to questioning when what is true or real is uncertain. Scap is refered to as the contradictional if, and scam, the hypothetical if. As a result of their natures, scap is used more commonly with the past or present tense, and scam, almost exclusively with the present or future. There are instances, however, where scap and scam contrast.

Scap boaneicejeih dekein, feazeneih teibein.
if.CON eat.PRES.REAL.1P 3P.INANI.ACC, understand.PRES.IRR.1P 3P.PLUR.ACC
If I was eating it, I would understand them.
OR
If I (in general) ate it, I would understand them.

Thus, scap is used when the person does not eat it, or is not eating it.

Scam boaneicejeih dekein, feazeneih teibein.
if.IRR eat.PRES.REAL.1P 3P.INANI.ACC, understand.PRES.IRR.1P 3P.PLUR.ACC
If I eat it, I would/will understand them

Here, scam makes the meaning generic present, as it implies that if the speaker were to grab it and then eat it, they would then understand them. In short, it doesn't contradict reality, automatically. Rather, it may become true, but at the moment, is not necessarily so.

In order to say "only if" a variety of methods are possible, but the most succinct and common in the spoken language is to simply place the conjunction "jeid" prior to either scam or scap.

*MODIFIERS

Negatives are placed behind verbs like adverbs and other modifiers (except geographic), including subordinate clauses. An example:

Boaneicojeih zah pasearean liteh hav lhaefh hev lhescealh fascejeadeis searom
Eat.PAST.REAL.1P NEG REP evil 1P.SING.NOM DEM one lheascealh writing(s).3P.ANI.GEN odd
I didn’t vilely repeatedly eat one of his/her odd writings from Lhescealh.
Lit: Ate not repeatedly evilly I this one lhescealh writing-his/her odd

Evidently, modifiers stack. The only verbal modifier that can precede the verb is a negative marker and only then in archaic emphatically negative speech. Following a noun, first come negative markers, then aspectual adverbs, then other adverbs.

The noun phrase is more complex. Quantifiers and geographic modifiers always precede, while general adjectives follow. It should be noted that Faraneit does not distinguish properly between general adjectives and adverbs. If in the sample, liteh had followed fascejeadeis, even unaltered, it would have been grammatically correct, but have meant that the writing was evil.

Demonstratives, almost entirely represented by lhefh, which is both pronominal and adjectival, follow a more complex pattern. When the only modifier to the noun or genitive compound is the demonstrative, it follows the noun as if it was a general adjective, however, when other adjectives are present it must precede the noun phrase entirely.

Prepositional phrases follow unless in poetry or when heavily stressing that aspect. See prepositions for more.

Genitives fuse to the ending of the noun. Reference the section on Morphology for more.

*PREPOSITIONS

DEIH = through, across
DOAP = denotes action towards locatively, to
FHEIS = within, inside of, between, at
HIH = with, alongside
HEUH = under, beneath
NEIH = denotes action towards in forming dative case
PIH = of, from (spacially)
RAFH = under, below
REAN = until
REIH = above, ontop of, over
SEIH = (spatially) forward, in front of, (temporally) after(wards)
VEIT = denotes action from, used to form ablative forms
ZEAR = denotes locative movement away from, from, yet (for past-in-future references)
ZEIH = (spatially) behind, (temporally) prior/before
SCEUH = with

These are the only prepositions found in any dialect of Faraneit, anywhere. Several are missing from Poleiseam Faraneik. Neih and veit use the nominative, while the others use the accusative. The object of the preposition follows the preposition.

Doap contrasts with neih in that it has a connotation of entrance, where as neih is more neutral and used more grammatically (to form the dative with nouns and singular pronouns).

Lhomojoah doan neih doan.
Dance.PAST.REAL.3P 3P.SING.NOM to 3P.SING.NOM
(S)He danced to him/her.

Lhomojoah doan doap don.
Dance.PAST.REAL.3P 3P.SING.ACC
(S)He danced towards him/her.

The former implies that the dancer began dancing and did not cease until very close to the other person, while the latter implies that the direction was not necessarily chosen because of that person, nor that the dancer went the entire distance to the other person.

This same contrast is found between zear and veit, as well.

Hih and sceuh are also contrasted but in proximity. Hih implies only a general closeness, while sceuh specifically means in direct contact.

Ketejeih hav mizeun hih keseib.
Remember.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM ocean with keseih.PLUR
I remember the ocean near the Keseib (settlements).

Ketejeih hav mizeun sceuh measceineafh.
Remember.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM ocean with Measceineafh.
I remember the ocean beside Measceineafh.

The first implies that the settlements are close to, but not directly along the shoreline, while the second implies the two share a thin border. It is similar to the distinction between “next to” and “right next to” in English, in that it only distinguishes degree.

Adjectival prepositional phrases follow the noun phrase they describe. Fronting is not unheard of but is seen as giving unnecessary weight to the phrase. The adverbial prepositions, however, can only follow the verb, but if demoted in meaning, can also follow the subject and even the object. Generally they follow the verb and general adverbs.

*CONJUNCTIONS

TEIH = for, because, so that (causative)
VOAP = as, while, at the same time as
HEFH = yet, either/or
JEID = but, neither/nor
VIR = and, as well

Each of these can link clauses and phrases, with the exception of vir, which only links clauses.

Zelejeih hav hab teih boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM thing.PLUR so eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I steal so that I (can) eat.

Zelejeih hav voap boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM while eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket while I eat.

Zelejeih hav hefh boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM yet eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket yet/but (I) eat.

Zelejeih hav jeid boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM but eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket yet/but (I) eat.

(Hefh and jeid are used somewhat interchangeable, but hefh is used to suggest a stronger interference from the first/main clause with the action of the first, while jeid suggests simply that it is unexpected or unusual that the two interact as stated.)

Zelejeih hav vir boanicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM and eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket and (I) eat.

Additionally, jeid and hefh reduplicate to produce secondary meanings.

Boaneicijeih hav hefh hacaz hefh tealhom.
Eat.FUT.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruit
I will eat either meat or fruits.

Boaneicijeih hav jeid hefh hacaz hefh tealhom.
Eat.FUT.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruits.
I will eat neither meat nor fruits.

When the two combine, however, the message complicates.

Boaneicijeih hav hefh hacaz jeid tealhom.
Eat.FUT.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruit
I will eat (likely) meat but not fruits.

Boaneicijeih hav jeid hacaz hefh tealhom.
Eat.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruit
I will eat not meat but (likely) fruits.

*QUESTION FORMATION

A global rise is used to indicate a question. Frequently questions are viewed as more polite if posed in the irrealis.
Insertion of zeihein (if the assumed answer is no) or haneit (if the assumed answer is yes) is used to form leading yes-no interrogative clauses.

Kuroajih hav dekein neih mokein, haneit?
give.PAST.IND.1P I.NOM it.ACC DAT you.SING.ACC, correct?
I gave it to you, right?

Kuroajeih nor dekein neih hav, zeihein?
give.PAST.IND.2P you.SING.NOM it.ACC DAT me.NOM, incorrect?
You gave it to me, or not?

Open ended interrogative sentences are formed by substituting an interrogative pronoun for the subject of object. Interrogative pronouns have lost their accusative counterparts and therefore rely on a strict adherence to word order to differentiate:

Neuscoajeih nor nakir?
use.PAST.IND.2P you.SING.NOM which/what(.ACC)?
You used which?

Doapoajoah nakir lhefh?
cause.PAST.IND.2P which/what(.NOM) thus/this?
What caused this?

*IMPERATIVES

Imperatives are formed similarly to many Indo-European languages with the omission of the subject.

Karoteijeih dakein
do.FUT.IND.2P it.ACC
(Go) do it

Faranit, however, accepts third person imperatives as forceful suggestions (as opposed to irrealis imperatives).

Karoteijoah dakein
do.FUT.IND.3P it.ACC
(He must go) do it

To create more gentle commands or suggestions, the imperative, in the irrealis mood, is also used.

Karoteineih dakein
do.FUT.SUBJ.2P it.ACC
(You should go) do it

This is also capably used in the third person.

Karoteinoah dakein
do.FUT.SUBJ.3P it.ACC
(He should go) do it

A few archaic dialects (along the western chapparel) retain an imperative mood where the subject can be omitted if so desired. The mood's infix is -d- and is regularly conjugated.

Karoteidoah doan dakein = karoteidoah dakein
do.FUT.IMP.3P 3P.SING.ANI.NOM 3P.SING.INANI.ACC = do.FUT.IMP.3P 3P.SING.INANI.ACC
He (must go) do it = (He must go) do it

*AGREEMENT IN COMPOUND PREDICATES

Another strange usage is that infinitives decline for tense and mood when a part of the predicate. For example-

Feuzeijihav haleij faraneit boascom
learn.FUT.IND.1P.1P.SING speak.FUT.IND faranit proper
I will learn to speak (future) proper faranit

and also-

Feuzoanihav haloan faraneit boascom
learn.PAST.SUBJ.1P.1P.SING speak.PAST.SUBJ faranit proper
I may have learned to (irrealis) have spoken (past) proper faranit.

whereas-

Feuzeijoahav halej faraneit boascom
learn.PAST.IND.1P.1P.SING speak.PRES.IND proper faranit
I learned to speak (and have continued to) proper faranit.

or

Feuzeijoahav haleij faraneit boascom
learn.PAST.IND.1P.1P.SING speak.FUT.IND faranit proper
I learned to speak (and will continue to) proper faranit.

This is often used as a method to signify progressive past tenses, which either continue from the distant past (-eu-) to the recent past (-o-), either past to the present (-e-), or any non-future tense and the future (-i-).

*COMPARISONS WITH REJ

While comparisons can be constructed with either kej (to be) or rej (to have/to hold/to contain), rej is vastly preferred in speech and colloquial writing, but as a result, two very different systems of comparison are used contemporanously (at least in Standard Lescealh Faraneit, local dialects often no longer use one or the other).

A fundamental distinction is drawn between comparisons of equals, approximate equals, and inequals. For example:

Rejoah dekein (don) tebineareiz.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM (same) size.GEN.3P-PLUR
It's a large as they are.

Here, they are considered equals and a genitive construction is used.

Rejoah dekein don tebin neih tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM same size DAT 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's about as large as they are.

Rejoah dekein cabah tebin neih tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM approximate size DAT 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's approximately as large as they are.

In these two instances, however, a dative construction is used to imply that they are rough equals, not absolute ones.

Rejoah dekein sein tebin voap tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM more size while 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's bigger than they are.

Rejoah dekein fhean tebin voap tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM less size while 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's smaller than they are.

Here a contracted form of a second clause is used for unequals. The entire clause in full is-

Rejoah dekein sein tebin voap rejoah tip fhean tebin.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM more size while have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-PLUR-NOM less size.
It's bigger while they are smaller.

More complex comparatives continue with rej, but usually invoke the verb beasceitej (to finish, to complete). For example:

Rejoah dekein her tebineabeasceitej.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM good size.GEN.finish.PRES.REAL
It's big enough (for something//to do something...)

Rejoah dekein reih tebineabeasceitejeaboaneicej.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI over size.GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.eat.PRES.REAL
It's too big to eat.
(lit It has over the size of finishing eating.)

Zah rejeih haceabeasceitejeafeazej.
NEG have.PRES.REAL.1P year(s).GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.writing.PRES.REAL
I'm too young to write.
(lit I don't have the years of finishing writing.)

When the complement involves finishing as its main verb, the verb is merely used again, outside of it's auxilary-like purpose:

Zah rejeih haceabeasceitejeabeasceitejeafeuzej.
NEG have.PRES.REAL.1P year(s).GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.study.PRES.REAL
I'm too young to be finished studying/learning.

*OTHER COMPARATIVES

These essentially follow the rej-form comparatives in structure. For example:

Boaneicejeih tebineafheimeapejeaheaz.
eat.PRES.REAL.1P size.GEN.harvest.PRES.REAL.GEN.1P-S-GEN
I eat as much (stuff) as I harvest.

Boaneicejeih tebin neih fheimeapejeaheaz.
eat.PRES.REAL.1P size DAT harvest.PRES.REAL.GEN.1P-S-GEN
I eat about as much (stuff) as I harvest.

Boaneicejeih fhean tebin voap fheimeapejeaheaz.
eat.PRES.REAL.1P less size while harvest.PRES.REAL.GEN.1P-S-GEN
I eat less than how much I harvest.

*IRREGULAR VERBS

There are only a few irregular verbs in Faraneit which are typically only mildly distinct from the normal conjugation pattern. The most commonly cited irregular verbs are '''kej''' (to be), '''rej''' (to hold, to have), and '''scej''' (to fill up). More on this can be found under [[Faraneit Irregular Verbs]].

*GENDER AND CLITICS

The animacy distinction is quite flexible and can be used to denote various aspects of the speakers perception. A popular example is the difference between,

Kejoam, hamet, heilein
be.PRES.3P.INANI (blaze) short

and

Kejoan joaj, hamet, heilein
be.PRES.3P.ANI presently (blaze) short

The use of the inanimate in the first stresses the static state of the fire as well as its theoretically harmless appearance. On the other hand, the animate gender and the use of the adverb joaj, presently, suggests a danger posed from the fire from its independent movement, in addition to the threat posed from a change in state. This is conventional usage with common objects that do not conform to the distinction, that inanimate objects are static and still, while animate objects are changing and move independently.

Religious beliefs also enter the equation. A Hakeih, and many other smaller sects always use animate pronouns nearly universally with animals, especially livestock. The Hakeih and the Harapah use animate pronouns with animals on an irregular basis, only when praising or sacrificing usually. The Polizeih, on the other hand, have merged the inanimate to a new level, using it commonly for insults and often to degrade women, however, this is more of an anthropological and ideological distinction than a linguistic one.

*COMPARATIVES WITH KEJ

These are much less interesting than the comparatives with rej, as they follow a uniform pattern:

Kejoam sein tebin ceih tip.
be.PRES.REAL.3P.INANI more large REL 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's bigger than they (are).

Obviously, the verb goes first. Then the subject (if it isn't clicitized or omitted). Then the descriptor (fhean - less, sein - more, don - as, etc). Then the modifier (in this case tebin, but meaning the adjective form, not the noun form - more on this later). Then the relative conjunction ceih. Then the compared body (tip in this case). The relative clause is optional, if understood.

Tebin, in some ways, is a bad example as it can function both as a noun (meaning size) and a modifier (meaning large), and therefore the same form is used for both kej and rej, while usually they use different forms. For example:

Kejoam sein fheirom cieh tip.
be.PRES.REAL.3P.INANI more tall REL 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's taller than they (are).
(lit It's more tall than they)

Rejoah dekein sein fheireat voap tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-INANI-NOM more height while 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's taller than they (are).
(lit It has more height while they (don't))

==Morphology==

Various examples of agglutination abound, including the syntax of possessives and listings.

poareasceaheaz
poareasc-ea-heaz
city-GEN-1P.SING
my city

poareasceaheazeib
poareasc-ea-heaz-eib
city-GEN-1P.SING-PLUR
my cities

poareasceavoazeis
poareasc-ea-voazeis
city-GEN-1P.PLUR
our city

This is also true for more general possessives.

poareasceaheusc
poareasc-ea-heusc
city-GEN-man
(the) man's city

poareasceaheusceib
poareasc-ea-heusc-eib
city-GEN-man-PLUR
(the) man’s cities

To make the possessed antecedent plural, however, demonstratives are inserted.

lhev poareasceaheusc
lhev poareasc-ea-heusc
DEM.PLUR city-GEN-man
(the) men’s city

lhev poareasceaheusceib
lhev poareasc-ea-heusc-eib
DEM.PLUR city-GEN-man-PLUR
(the) men’s cities

To emphasis the possesion, the corresponding nominative pronoun is placed before the possessed noun in addition.

doan poareasceadeis
doan poareasc-ea-deis
(s)he city-GEN-3P.SING.ANI
his city

For more information see [[Faraneit Genitive Constructions]], which covers the differences between various dialects in greater detail.

A similar construction is used for forming lists. (Technically this is a dvandva)

Halejih hav faraneit-ei-teimeirih
speak.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM faranit-CLITIC-etimri
I speak faranit (and) etimri

Geographic modifiers (ex. English, Chinese, Australian) are formed from contextual placement. General form is to superimpose the place name before the noun to be modified. For example:

Polisah Fasir!
The Poliseam Alphabet!
literally: Polisah Alphabet!

The Poelisem dialect avoids this and has created a new class of adjectives in response. Place names terminal vowels are deleted and the ending –eam is attached.

Poliseam Fasir!
The Poliseam Alphabet!

==Slang==

For more detail see [[Faraneit Dialectical Slang]].

==Stress and Pitch==
Stress usually falls on the first syllable:

HAN-ak-ealh-ein
heaven

Deviations, however, are not difficult to find:

fhean-OT
field(s)

The Stress-Pitch system is very simplistic. Stressed accents have high pitch, while all others have low pitch.

fhean-OT
LH

HAN-ak-ealh-ein
HLLL

When the onset of a stressed syllable, /b d/ are fortis like unvoiced stops, but remain voiced. Similarly, when the onset of an unstressed syllable, the voiceless stops are lenis like voiced stops, but remain voiceless.

/a/ is realized as slightly raised, nearly to /ɒ/ when unstressed.

In the Southeastern Lescealh Faraneit Dialect, /e o/ are realized as long when stressed. This is one of its more conservative features.

==Voice==
Passive voice is nonexistent, aside from the use of ''kej'', to be, as a descriptor. This results in dependence on ''teareipeas'' the genderless, numberless fourth person, when the subject is unknown. Reflexive is formed from the accusitive form of the appropriate pronoun.

==Conjugation==
Root + E(present)/EI(future)/OA(recent past)/EU(distant past) + J(indicative)/N(conditional/subjunctive) + IH(1p)/EIH(2p)/OAH(3p and 4p)

Classical Faraneit has no remaining unbound verbal roots, as the tense and mood markers became mandatory on even verbal nouns and gerund-like constructions.

Faraneit is known for having few irregular verbs, which can be found in a separate article: [[Irregular Verbs in Faraneit]].

==Dialects==
The largest distinction is present between Lescealh Faraneit and Poleiseam Faraneik (the version of Faraneit supplanted into southern Malaba). Poleiseam Faraneik replaces the she/he-it pronoun system with a he-she/it organization, although this is more exemplary of their philosophical views on women. The most obvious difference, however, is the shift of all terminal /t/ becoming /k/. This did not affect internal or initial stops. For example:

''Fhenot'' (Lescealh Faraneit) --> ''Fhenok'' (Poleiseam Faraneik)

There was a second sound change, in additon: a vowel chain shift set off by a small change originally. /ʊ/ shifted to /u/, because /u/ had become /y/. This prompted /o/ to become the parallel /ø/, while /ɔ/ shifted upward to fill the hole left by the disappearance of /o/

Additionally the consonant /ʃ/ shifted initially to where /ç/ had existed before, completing a process slowly occuring within Lescealh Faraneit.

Poleiseam Faraneik changed grammatically aswell. The superimposing system in Lescealh Faraneit was replaced by a specialized modifier ending attached to the place name. Instead of the convention adjective endings of -om, -ean, or -ein, Poleiseam Faraneik created a special marker of -eam for geographic modifiers (derived from ''heam'' meaning village or town). Poleiseam Faraneik maintained the unorthodox position of the adjective, nonetheless. For example:

In Lescealh they speak Lescealh Faraneit.
In Poleis'''ah''' they speak Poleis'''eam''' Faranik.

Another common feature of Poleiseam Faraneik is the merger of /l ɭ/ terminally, where both are analyzed as [ɬ].

A distinction is made, however, between Orthodox Lescealh Faraneit and Southeastern Lescealh Faraneit. Orthodox Lescealh Faraneit reduces /ʊ/ to [ə] in many positions, and compounds various endings. When a stop is followed by a "weak" vowel (/ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ/) and then a terminal fricative, the entire ending is realized as a voicless affricate positioned to the location of the stop.

Southeastern Lescealh Faraneit also realizes V/ni/X as V/ɲɪ/X or terminally V/ni#/ as V/ɲ/. Furthermore all [ʃ ʒ] are realized as [s z].

==History and Culture==
The Faraneih culture is beleived to have arisen circa 1500 AC (after colonization), when a variety of refugees from the final collapse of the Temenucha civilization (derived from both Hindi and Quecha speakers) moved southward across the ''Kupeimeiceah'' desert and into the "mediterranean" coastal plain and absorbed into the colonizers from the collapsed Guscek colony of Hungarians, who had relocated to from the southern plains. The cultures creolized to some degree and expanded as far south as the Trovog peninsula (''Teimeareitah'' in Faraneit).

The extinction of the indigenous, omnivore reptoids left the cavernous, food producing, hollow trunks of the ''puzil'' trees available, leading to their adoption as an emergency shelter (not large enough for more than three children, unfortunately), food source (edible roots available from the hollow area), wood, and companion to a variety of edible and medicinal mosses. By 2000 AC this arangement had given way to fullscale horticulture. The subsequent increase in population pushed the excess out of ''measceineafh'' (the forest of the mediterranean coastal plain) and east to the ''Lescealh'', the hilly region seperating the humid subtropical savannahs-grasslands and mediterranean coastal chapparel. The region was largely uninhabited because its western border was the driest area of the chapparel and its northern and eastern border was outside of the main path of the monsoons, which passed over the grassland, leaving little rainfall, until unloading on Lescealh, because of its slightly higher elevation. The hills also contained a valuable domesticate: Amaranth.

Amaranth had feralized after colonization, allowing it to develope into a naturalized and highly productive grain. After arriving around 3000 AC a small scale agricultural package was created circa 3100 by combining Amaranth (aka ''fheaqut'') and ''puzil'' and gathering various fruits and vegetables. By 3500 AC ''nopav'', a leafy vegetable, ''voanabeap'', a fiber crop, ''leirodeaz'', a melon, had been domesticated along with several more localized crops and goats had been introduced from the east. By 4000 AC the wheel was developed and ''Heideiveiz'', a spice, was introduced.

From 4300 AC onwards, the Faranih dominated trade between the Southeastern Cang-ur, Northeastern Malaba, and the Southeastern [[Etimri]]. Circa 4600 AC, the ''Polizeih'', a militant fringe religious group, invaded southern Malaba and attempted to create a sacred theocratic nation, ''Poleisah'', there under their rule. The ''Polizeih'' radicals steadily drifted to even more radical ideals, until circa 4650 AC declaring their patron god, ''Poleasc'', the only true god and began actively persecuting polytheists and in 4700 threatening the Faranih heartland, ''Lescealh'', which had remained polytheistic, with invasion. In response the most populous and productive region dominated by the ''Hakeih'', devotees to ''Hakenah'', the water goddess, banned together under the leadership of the militaristic ''Heireih'', devotees to ''Heirealanah'', goddess of vengence and storms. This new and successful relationship became the ''Harapah''. Unfortunately this system proved no more noble than ''Poleisah'' and was fraught with internal corruption and a hierarchy supported by ruthless oppression of political opponents.

A later ''Polizeih'' invasion (circa 4750) was more successful and managed to install the ''Polizeih'' in power in several non-''Harapah'' areas. The ballad of ''Lhealeateh'', the ''Lhealeatimen'', is the story of the driving of these occupying forces out of the city of ''Heajaz'' and the establishment of the ''Heajazareifh'' (circa 4760), a sacred state surrounding ''Heajaz'', which denied access to certain groups as an official, very public form of disapproval. Historically, both the ''Harapah'' and the ''Polizeih'' have been denied entrance. After the invasion of ''Heajaz'' by the ''Harapah'' circa 4780, the predominately ''Hameadeih'', ''Healeasceih'', and ''Leaveazeih'' inhabitants relocated to the semi-arid mountains in the north-central ''Kupeimeiceah'' desert and founded ''Heajarein'', meaning new ''Heajaz''.

After conquering the ''Heajareifh'' and other minor states in ''Lescealh'', the ''Harapah'' began to solidify its base by combining many aspects of the ''Hakeih'' and ''Heireih'' sects. Although generally successful, the merge drove many devout followers of both to radical extremism, seperatism, and in some cases warfare. The internal divisions quickly healed with the expulsion of the ''Hakeih'' seperatists into distant Etimri areas and the self-propelled relocation of the ''Heireih'' radicals into traditional Cang-Ur lands. In reality, however, this only exported the troubles elsewhere, particularly into the western Cang-Ur tribal regions, which were heavily depopulated of the indigenous inhabitants by the ''Heireih'' settlers. That conquered region mirrored the developement of ''Poleisah'', the ''Polizeih'' stronghold in southern Malaba, especially in it's eventual dissolution into utter theocracy. The overlying societal stresses augmented the already dangerous deforestation in the region, which ultimately lead to a devestating collapse into anarchy and mass exodus into the eastern shrub, into which an estimated three million emigrated, only to succumb to starvation (circa 4950 AC).

By 7500 AC, ecological causes, particularly deforestation, led to significant declines in both the strongholds of the ''Harapah'' and ''Polizeih''. Within the previous four hundred years, Malaban rebels would reconquer ''Poleisah'' and the ''Harapah'' empire would have splintered into thousands of independent city-states in a state of incessant warfare. Ironically, the relocated people of ''Heajarein'' would prosper in the ''Kupeimeiceah'' as the trade routes they relied on became increasingly profitable while the trade routes and supply lines into ''Lescealh'' increasingly decentegrated, leading to inordinate prices for silks and northern spices.

==Faraneit Lexicon==
[[Faraneit Lexicon]]

==Sound Changes which Created Faraneit==
[[Proto Faraneit to Classical Faraneit Sound and Morphological Changes]]

==Faraneit Pronouns==
[[Faraneit Pronouns]]

==Faraneit Number System==
The Faraneit number system is base-twelve, originating in the Faraneih practice of counting the palms as well as the fingers.

{| border=1
! number
|align=center| Lescealh Faraneit
| Poleiseam Faraneik
|-
! 1
|align=center| Heav (/ɛv/
|align=center| Heav
|-
! 2
|align=center| Fheikah (/θɪka/)
|align=center| Fheikah
|-
! 3
|align=center| Beas (/bɛs/)
|align=center| Beas
|-
! 4
|align=center| Taseip (/tas-ɪp/)
|align=center| Taseip
|-
! 5
|align=center| Sureah (/suʁɛ/)
|align=center| Suereah (/syʁɛ/)
|-
! 6
|align=center| Puket (/puket/)
|align=center| Puekek (/pykek/)
|-
! 7
|align=center| Keut (/kʊt/)
|align=center| Kuk (/kuk/)
|-
! 8
|align=center| Botav (/botav/)
|align=center| Boetav
|-
! 9
|align=center| Moz (/moz/)
|align=center| Moz (/møz/)
|-
! 10
|align=center| Neaser (/nɛs-eʁ/)
|align=center| Neaser
|-
! 11
|align=center| Hebek (/ebek/)
|align=center| Hebek
|-
! 12
|align=center| Caneis (/xɑnɪs/)
|align=center| Caneis
|}

==External Links==
[[http://buckfush530.livejournal.com/2006/01/24/ |original outline]]
[[Category:Conlangs]]

Faraneit

2012-09-30T03:27:48Z

Humancadaver101: /* Slang */

{{Infobox|name=Faranit
|pronounce=/'faʁ.an.ɪt/
|tu= theoretically this universe, future
|species=Humanoid
|in=Northwest and central [[Lhined]]
|no=~10 million- Lescealh, ~6 million - Polizeih
|script=Own and Romanized Equivalent
|tree=[[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]] 
 Old Faraneit 
  Classical Faraneit
|morph=Agglutative (and sometimes isolating)
|ms=Nominative-Accusative
|wo=VSO
|creator=Humancadaver101 aka Schwhatever aka Buckfush530
|date=December 2004}}

Faranit is the most prominent dialect of the Faranih people on the continent of Lhined on a currently undiscovered planet. The various colonizers traveled to this planet on the eve of a massive worldwide war on Earth. It is most closely linked to the Hindi, Quecha, and Hungarian colonizers, which attempted to colonize several regions directly on the western edge of the current range of the language.

==Faraneit vs. Faranih vs. Faraneih==
*Faran''eit'' -means only the language
*Faran''ih'' -originally meant only the ethnic group, but recently colloquially came to mean the language as well
*Faran''eih'' -is a colloquial term for the ethnicity

==Phonology/Orthography (in IPA)==
*Consonants: /d x b f θ - ʒ k l ɭ m n p q ʀ s t v z ç/
**Romanized As: <d c b f fh h j k l lh m n p q r s t v z sc>
**<h> is included to buffer vowels (as no dipthongs are permitted) and the begining and ends of words. A corresponding figure is used in the Faraneit script.
*Vowels: /a e ɛ i ɪ ɔ o u ʊ/
**Archaic Romanization: <a ae e ei i o oe u ue>
**Modern Romanization: <a e ea i ei oa o u eu>
**Please Note, this page is currently in the modern form.
*Allophones:
**syllable initial /p t k q/ are pronounced [pʰ tʰ kʰ qʰ]
**prior to /ɛ a ɔ o ʊ u/, /ç/ is pronounced [ʃ] (Poelisem Faranik - [ʃ] in all positions)
**word medial /θ/ is pronounced [ð]
**word medial non-compound /x/ is pronounced [ɣ]
**syllable terminal /x/ after /ɔ o u ʊ/ is pronounced [χ]
**terminal /l ɭ/ are pronounced [ɬ ɬ˞]
*Phonological Constraints: (C)V(C), no consonant clusters are permitted

==Phonology Chart==
{| class="wikitable"
!  
!Bilabial
!Labio-Dental
!Dental
!Alveolar
!Post-Alveolar
!Retroflex
!Palatal
!Velar
!Uvular
|-
|'''Stop'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p  b}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|t  d}}
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| align=center | {{IPA|k}}
| align=center | {{IPA|q}}
|-
|'''Nasal'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|n}}
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|-
|'''Fricative'''
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|f  v}}
| align=center | {{IPA|θ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|s  z}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ʒ}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ç}}
| align=center | {{IPA|x}}
|  
|-
|'''Approximant'''
|  
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| align=center | {{IPA|ʁ}}
|-
|'''Lateral Flap'''
|  
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|l}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ɭ}}
|  
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|  
|}

==Syntax==
*OVERVIEW

Pronouns usually decline by case, but in certain forms use participles like nouns. Verbs conjugate based on tense (remote past/imperative, near past, present, future), mood (irrealis, realis, and in archaic dialects imperative), and person (first, second, and third). Pronouns decline for person(first, second, third, and fourth), number (singular and plural), case (nominative, accusitive, genitive, and in plural forms dative/ablative), and animacy/gender( in the third person singular). For nouns the dative/ablative is formed from participles and nominative and accusitive are assumed from context and word order.

*WORD ORDER

Faranit is almost inflexibly VSO and morphologically mixed between agglutination (semi-dvandvas, genitive forms, and main verbal constructions) and isolation (prepositional phrasing, non-incorporation of modifiers or pronouns).

Sojoah don hin.
S o j oah don hin
Strike PAST REAL 3P 3P.SING.ANI.NOM 1P.SING.ACC
(S)He struck me.

Zah sinih velheib molein.
Zah s i_ n eih velh eib molein.
NEG strike FUT IRR 1P 1P.PLUR.EXC PLUR 2P.PLUR.ACC
We would not (go and) strike you.

It remains V(S)O regardless of whether it is interrogative or even imperative.

Ketejeih nor zet, haneit?
Ket e j eih nor zet haneit
Remember PRES REAL 2P 2P.SING.NOM nothing true
You remember nothing, right?

Zeleujeih moaleih nakir?
Zel eu j eih moaleih nakir
Steal IMP.PAST REAL 2P 2P.PLUR.NOM what
You were stealing what?

Boaneicejeih Lhimah!
Boaneic e j eih Lhimah
Eat PRES REAL 2P Lhimah
Eat Lhimah (a common name for girls)

Boaneicotoah doan Lhimah!
Boaneic o t oah Lhimah
Eat PAST IMPERATIVE 3P Lhimah
(S)He should have eaten Lhimah!

OVS order is also present, but quite rare. It is used to give the object paramount importance, to a degree often deemed unnecessary.

Don boaneicotih!
Don boaneic o t ih
3P.SING.ANI.ACC eat PAST IMPERATIVE 1P
We should have eaten him/her!

*CLAUSES

All subordinate clauses are signalled with "cih". It roughly can meet the definitions of the English "that", both as a relative conjunction and a general conjunction.

When a relative clause's object is the main clause's object, the verb is conjugated for the subject, as expected.

Boaneicejeih nor jokeasc, ceih roajoah doan.
eat.PRES.IND.2P 2P.SING.NOM butter, that have.PAST.IND.3P 3P.SING.ANI.NOM.
You are eating the butter, that he had.

If the subject is the same, however, the pronoun or the noun is dropped, giving:

Boaneicejeih nor jokeasc, ceih roajeih.
eat.PRES.IND.2P 2P.SING.NOM butter, that have.PAST.IND..2P.
You are eating the butter, that had.
(You are eating the butter, which you had).

The verb is not conjugated, however, when the relative clause's subject for the main clause's object.

Boaneicejeih nor jokeasc, ceih kej leveitom.
eat.PRES.IND.2P 2P.SING.NOM butter, that be.PRES.IND_____ butter, butter.
You are eating butter, that (the butter) "be" good.
(You are eating butter, which is good).

Because the object of the first clause was the same as the subject in the second, the second verb is not conjugated.

*IF - THEN

Faraneit distinguishes between two forms of "if" -- scam and scap. Scap is equivalent to questioning what the results of reality being different would be. Scam is equivalent to questioning when what is true or real is uncertain. Scap is refered to as the contradictional if, and scam, the hypothetical if. As a result of their natures, scap is used more commonly with the past or present tense, and scam, almost exclusively with the present or future. There are instances, however, where scap and scam contrast.

Scap boaneicejeih dekein, feazeneih teibein.
if.CON eat.PRES.REAL.1P 3P.INANI.ACC, understand.PRES.IRR.1P 3P.PLUR.ACC
If I was eating it, I would understand them.
OR
If I (in general) ate it, I would understand them.

Thus, scap is used when the person does not eat it, or is not eating it.

Scam boaneicejeih dekein, feazeneih teibein.
if.IRR eat.PRES.REAL.1P 3P.INANI.ACC, understand.PRES.IRR.1P 3P.PLUR.ACC
If I eat it, I would/will understand them

Here, scam makes the meaning generic present, as it implies that if the speaker were to grab it and then eat it, they would then understand them. In short, it doesn't contradict reality, automatically. Rather, it may become true, but at the moment, is not necessarily so.

In order to say "only if" a variety of methods are possible, but the most succinct and common in the spoken language is to simply place the conjunction "jeid" prior to either scam or scap.

*MODIFIERS

Negatives are placed behind verbs like adverbs and other modifiers (except geographic), including subordinate clauses. An example:

Boaneicojeih zah pasearean liteh hav lhaefh hev lhescealh fascejeadeis searom
Eat.PAST.REAL.1P NEG REP evil 1P.SING.NOM DEM one lheascealh writing(s).3P.ANI.GEN odd
I didn’t vilely repeatedly eat one of his/her odd writings from Lhescealh.
Lit: Ate not repeatedly evilly I this one lhescealh writing-his/her odd

Evidently, modifiers stack. The only verbal modifier that can precede the verb is a negative marker and only then in archaic emphatically negative speech. Following a noun, first come negative markers, then aspectual adverbs, then other adverbs.

The noun phrase is more complex. Quantifiers and geographic modifiers always precede, while general adjectives follow. It should be noted that Faraneit does not distinguish properly between general adjectives and adverbs. If in the sample, liteh had followed fascejeadeis, even unaltered, it would have been grammatically correct, but have meant that the writing was evil.

Demonstratives, almost entirely represented by lhefh, which is both pronominal and adjectival, follow a more complex pattern. When the only modifier to the noun or genitive compound is the demonstrative, it follows the noun as if it was a general adjective, however, when other adjectives are present it must precede the noun phrase entirely.

Prepositional phrases follow unless in poetry or when heavily stressing that aspect. See prepositions for more.

Genitives fuse to the ending of the noun. Reference the section on Morphology for more.

*PREPOSITIONS

DEIH = through, across
DOAP = denotes action towards locatively, to
FHEIS = within, inside of, between, at
HIH = with, alongside
HEUH = under, beneath
NEIH = denotes action towards in forming dative case
PIH = of, from (spacially)
RAFH = under, below
REAN = until
REIH = above, ontop of, over
SEIH = (spatially) forward, in front of, (temporally) after(wards)
VEIT = denotes action from, used to form ablative forms
ZEAR = denotes locative movement away from, from, yet (for past-in-future references)
ZEIH = (spatially) behind, (temporally) prior/before
SCEUH = with

These are the only prepositions found in any dialect of Faraneit, anywhere. Several are missing from Poleiseam Faraneik. Neih and veit use the nominative, while the others use the accusative. The object of the preposition follows the preposition.

Doap contrasts with neih in that it has a connotation of entrance, where as neih is more neutral and used more grammatically (to form the dative with nouns and singular pronouns).

Lhomojoah doan neih doan.
Dance.PAST.REAL.3P 3P.SING.NOM to 3P.SING.NOM
(S)He danced to him/her.

Lhomojoah doan doap don.
Dance.PAST.REAL.3P 3P.SING.ACC
(S)He danced towards him/her.

The former implies that the dancer began dancing and did not cease until very close to the other person, while the latter implies that the direction was not necessarily chosen because of that person, nor that the dancer went the entire distance to the other person.

This same contrast is found between zear and veit, as well.

Hih and sceuh are also contrasted but in proximity. Hih implies only a general closeness, while sceuh specifically means in direct contact.

Ketejeih hav mizeun hih keseib.
Remember.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM ocean with keseih.PLUR
I remember the ocean near the Keseib (settlements).

Ketejeih hav mizeun sceuh measceineafh.
Remember.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM ocean with Measceineafh.
I remember the ocean beside Measceineafh.

The first implies that the settlements are close to, but not directly along the shoreline, while the second implies the two share a thin border. It is similar to the distinction between “next to” and “right next to” in English, in that it only distinguishes degree.

Adjectival prepositional phrases follow the noun phrase they describe. Fronting is not unheard of but is seen as giving unnecessary weight to the phrase. The adverbial prepositions, however, can only follow the verb, but if demoted in meaning, can also follow the subject and even the object. Generally they follow the verb and general adverbs.

*CONJUNCTIONS

TEIH = for, because, so that (causative)
VOAP = as, while, at the same time as
HEFH = yet, either/or
JEID = but, neither/nor
VIR = and, as well

Each of these can link clauses and phrases, with the exception of vir, which only links clauses.

Zelejeih hav hab teih boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM thing.PLUR so eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I steal so that I (can) eat.

Zelejeih hav voap boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM while eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket while I eat.

Zelejeih hav hefh boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM yet eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket yet/but (I) eat.

Zelejeih hav jeid boaneicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM but eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket yet/but (I) eat.

(Hefh and jeid are used somewhat interchangeable, but hefh is used to suggest a stronger interference from the first/main clause with the action of the first, while jeid suggests simply that it is unexpected or unusual that the two interact as stated.)

Zelejeih hav vir boanicejeih.
Steal.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM and eat.PRES.REAL.1P
I pickpocket and (I) eat.

Additionally, jeid and hefh reduplicate to produce secondary meanings.

Boaneicijeih hav hefh hacaz hefh tealhom.
Eat.FUT.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruit
I will eat either meat or fruits.

Boaneicijeih hav jeid hefh hacaz hefh tealhom.
Eat.FUT.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruits.
I will eat neither meat nor fruits.

When the two combine, however, the message complicates.

Boaneicijeih hav hefh hacaz jeid tealhom.
Eat.FUT.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruit
I will eat (likely) meat but not fruits.

Boaneicijeih hav jeid hacaz hefh tealhom.
Eat.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM PREP meat PREP fruit
I will eat not meat but (likely) fruits.

*QUESTION FORMATION

A global rise is used to indicate a question. Frequently questions are viewed as more polite if posed in the irrealis.
Insertion of zeihein (if the assumed answer is no) or haneit (if the assumed answer is yes) is used to form leading yes-no interrogative clauses.

Kuroajih hav dekein neih mokein, haneit?
give.PAST.IND.1P I.NOM it.ACC DAT you.SING.ACC, correct?
I gave it to you, right?

Kuroajeih nor dekein neih hav, zeihein?
give.PAST.IND.2P you.SING.NOM it.ACC DAT me.NOM, incorrect?
You gave it to me, or not?

Open ended interrogative sentences are formed by substituting an interrogative pronoun for the subject of object. Interrogative pronouns have lost their accusative counterparts and therefore rely on a strict adherence to word order to differentiate:

Neuscoajeih nor nakir?
use.PAST.IND.2P you.SING.NOM which/what(.ACC)?
You used which?

Doapoajoah nakir lhefh?
cause.PAST.IND.2P which/what(.NOM) thus/this?
What caused this?

*IMPERATIVES

Imperatives are formed similarly to many Indo-European languages with the omission of the subject.

Karoteijeih dakein
do.FUT.IND.2P it.ACC
(Go) do it

Faranit, however, accepts third person imperatives as forceful suggestions (as opposed to irrealis imperatives).

Karoteijoah dakein
do.FUT.IND.3P it.ACC
(He must go) do it

To create more gentle commands or suggestions, the imperative, in the irrealis mood, is also used.

Karoteineih dakein
do.FUT.SUBJ.2P it.ACC
(You should go) do it

This is also capably used in the third person.

Karoteinoah dakein
do.FUT.SUBJ.3P it.ACC
(He should go) do it

A few archaic dialects (along the western chapparel) retain an imperative mood where the subject can be omitted if so desired. The mood's infix is -d- and is regularly conjugated.

Karoteidoah doan dakein = karoteidoah dakein
do.FUT.IMP.3P 3P.SING.ANI.NOM 3P.SING.INANI.ACC = do.FUT.IMP.3P 3P.SING.INANI.ACC
He (must go) do it = (He must go) do it

*AGREEMENT IN COMPOUND PREDICATES

Another strange usage is that infinitives decline for tense and mood when a part of the predicate. For example-

Feuzeijihav haleij faraneit boascom
learn.FUT.IND.1P.1P.SING speak.FUT.IND faranit proper
I will learn to speak (future) proper faranit

and also-

Feuzoanihav haloan faraneit boascom
learn.PAST.SUBJ.1P.1P.SING speak.PAST.SUBJ faranit proper
I may have learned to (irrealis) have spoken (past) proper faranit.

whereas-

Feuzeijoahav halej faraneit boascom
learn.PAST.IND.1P.1P.SING speak.PRES.IND proper faranit
I learned to speak (and have continued to) proper faranit.

or

Feuzeijoahav haleij faraneit boascom
learn.PAST.IND.1P.1P.SING speak.FUT.IND faranit proper
I learned to speak (and will continue to) proper faranit.

This is often used as a method to signify progressive past tenses, which either continue from the distant past (-eu-) to the recent past (-o-), either past to the present (-e-), or any non-future tense and the future (-i-).

*COMPARISONS WITH REJ

While comparisons can be constructed with either kej (to be) or rej (to have/to hold/to contain), rej is vastly preferred in speech and colloquial writing, but as a result, two very different systems of comparison are used contemporanously (at least in Standard Lescealh Faraneit, local dialects often no longer use one or the other).

A fundamental distinction is drawn between comparisons of equals, approximate equals, and inequals. For example:

Rejoah dekein (don) tebineareiz.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM (same) size.GEN.3P-PLUR
It's a large as they are.

Here, they are considered equals and a genitive construction is used.

Rejoah dekein don tebin neih tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM same size DAT 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's about as large as they are.

Rejoah dekein cabah tebin neih tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM approximate size DAT 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's approximately as large as they are.

In these two instances, however, a dative construction is used to imply that they are rough equals, not absolute ones.

Rejoah dekein sein tebin voap tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM more size while 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's bigger than they are.

Rejoah dekein fhean tebin voap tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM less size while 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's smaller than they are.

Here a contracted form of a second clause is used for unequals. The entire clause in full is-

Rejoah dekein sein tebin voap rejoah tip fhean tebin.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM more size while have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-PLUR-NOM less size.
It's bigger while they are smaller.

More complex comparatives continue with rej, but usually invoke the verb beasceitej (to finish, to complete). For example:

Rejoah dekein her tebineabeasceitej.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI-NOM good size.GEN.finish.PRES.REAL
It's big enough (for something//to do something...)

Rejoah dekein reih tebineabeasceitejeaboaneicej.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-S-INANI over size.GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.eat.PRES.REAL
It's too big to eat.
(lit It has over the size of finishing eating.)

Zah rejeih haceabeasceitejeafeazej.
NEG have.PRES.REAL.1P year(s).GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.writing.PRES.REAL
I'm too young to write.
(lit I don't have the years of finishing writing.)

When the complement involves finishing as its main verb, the verb is merely used again, outside of it's auxilary-like purpose:

Zah rejeih haceabeasceitejeabeasceitejeafeuzej.
NEG have.PRES.REAL.1P year(s).GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.finish.PRES.REAL.GEN.study.PRES.REAL
I'm too young to be finished studying/learning.

*OTHER COMPARATIVES

These essentially follow the rej-form comparatives in structure. For example:

Boaneicejeih tebineafheimeapejeaheaz.
eat.PRES.REAL.1P size.GEN.harvest.PRES.REAL.GEN.1P-S-GEN
I eat as much (stuff) as I harvest.

Boaneicejeih tebin neih fheimeapejeaheaz.
eat.PRES.REAL.1P size DAT harvest.PRES.REAL.GEN.1P-S-GEN
I eat about as much (stuff) as I harvest.

Boaneicejeih fhean tebin voap fheimeapejeaheaz.
eat.PRES.REAL.1P less size while harvest.PRES.REAL.GEN.1P-S-GEN
I eat less than how much I harvest.

*KEJ

The only irregular verb is kej, meaning to be. It derives from k meaning to exist and as such has mutated from a regular past to a highly cliticized present. Standard Lescealh dialects attached the pronoun to the regular ending. For example:

Kejihav letein
be.PRES.REAL.1P.SING happy
(I) am happy

The pronoun, hav, has been absorbed into the verb, due to the erosion of the /ʔ.ʔ/ into /ʔ/ in this frequently written and spoken situation. This has been observed as being replicated in a few “regular” verbs through out colloquial Southwestern Lescealh registers. Standard dialects similarly shorten third person singulars:

Kejoam scot
be.PRES.REAL.3P.SING.INANI white
(It) is white

as well as

Kejoan faranih
be.PRES.REAL.3P.SING.ANI faranih
((S)He) is Faranih

The first is often used similarly to "il y a" in French, with the second mirroring the English "he's" and "she's".
These colloquial examples further the evidence that Faranit is in the process of a linguistic shift. It is incorporating the pronoun into the verb, eroding it into the verb ending. Within Orthodox Lescealh Faraneit, all singular forms have been shortened into new, irregular forms. See [[Faraneit Dialectical Slang]] for more information.

*GENDER AND CLITICS

The animacy distinction is quite flexible and can be used to denote various aspects of the speakers perception. A popular example is the difference between,

Kejoam, hamet, heilein
be.PRES.3P.INANI (blaze) short

and

Kejoan joaj, hamet, heilein
be.PRES.3P.ANI presently (blaze) short

The use of the inanimate in the first stresses the static state of the fire as well as its theoretically harmless appearance. On the other hand, the animate gender and the use of the adverb joaj, presently, suggests a danger posed from the fire from its independent movement, in addition to the threat posed from a change in state. This is conventional usage with common objects that do not conform to the distinction, that inanimate objects are static and still, while animate objects are changing and move independently.

Religious beliefs also enter the equation. A Hakeih, and many other smaller sects always use animate pronouns nearly universally with animals, especially livestock. The Hakeih and the Harapah use animate pronouns with animals on an irregular basis, only when praising or sacrificing usually. The Polizeih, on the other hand, have merged the inanimate to a new level, using it commonly for insults and often to degrade women, however, this is more of an anthropological and ideological distinction than a linguistic one.

*COMPARATIVES WITH KEJ

These are much less interesting than the comparatives with rej, as they follow a uniform pattern:

Kejoam sein tebin ceih tip.
be.PRES.REAL.3P.INANI more large REL 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's bigger than they (are).

Obviously, the verb goes first. Then the subject (if it isn't clicitized or omitted). Then the descriptor (fhean - less, sein - more, don - as, etc). Then the modifier (in this case tebin, but meaning the adjective form, not the noun form - more on this later). Then the relative conjunction ceih. Then the compared body (tip in this case). The relative clause is optional, if understood.

Tebin, in some ways, is a bad example as it can function both as a noun (meaning size) and a modifier (meaning large), and therefore the same form is used for both kej and rej, while usually they use different forms. For example:

Kejoam sein fheirom cieh tip.
be.PRES.REAL.3P.INANI more tall REL 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's taller than they (are).
(lit It's more tall than they)

Rejoah dekein sein fheireat voap tip.
have.PRES.REAL.3P 3P-INANI-NOM more height while 3P-PLUR-NOM
It's taller than they (are).
(lit It has more height while they (don't))

==Morphology==

Various examples of agglutination abound, including the syntax of possessives and listings.

poareasceaheaz
poareasc-ea-heaz
city-GEN-1P.SING
my city

poareasceaheazeib
poareasc-ea-heaz-eib
city-GEN-1P.SING-PLUR
my cities

poareasceavoazeis
poareasc-ea-voazeis
city-GEN-1P.PLUR
our city

This is also true for more general possessives.

poareasceaheusc
poareasc-ea-heusc
city-GEN-man
(the) man's city

poareasceaheusceib
poareasc-ea-heusc-eib
city-GEN-man-PLUR
(the) man’s cities

To make the possessed antecedent plural, however, demonstratives are inserted.

lhev poareasceaheusc
lhev poareasc-ea-heusc
DEM.PLUR city-GEN-man
(the) men’s city

lhev poareasceaheusceib
lhev poareasc-ea-heusc-eib
DEM.PLUR city-GEN-man-PLUR
(the) men’s cities

To emphasis the possesion, the corresponding nominative pronoun is placed before the possessed noun in addition.

doan poareasceadeis
doan poareasc-ea-deis
(s)he city-GEN-3P.SING.ANI
his city

For more information see [[Faraneit Genitive Constructions]], which covers the differences between various dialects in greater detail.

A similar construction is used for forming lists. (Technically this is a dvandva)

Halejih hav faraneit-ei-teimeirih
speak.PRES.REAL.1P 1P.SING.NOM faranit-CLITIC-etimri
I speak faranit (and) etimri

Geographic modifiers (ex. English, Chinese, Australian) are formed from contextual placement. General form is to superimpose the place name before the noun to be modified. For example:

Polisah Fasir!
The Poliseam Alphabet!
literally: Polisah Alphabet!

The Poelisem dialect avoids this and has created a new class of adjectives in response. Place names terminal vowels are deleted and the ending –eam is attached.

Poliseam Fasir!
The Poliseam Alphabet!

==Slang==

For more detail see [[Faraneit Dialectical Slang]].

==Stress and Pitch==
Stress usually falls on the first syllable:

HAN-ak-ealh-ein
heaven

Deviations, however, are not difficult to find:

fhean-OT
field(s)

The Stress-Pitch system is very simplistic. Stressed accents have high pitch, while all others have low pitch.

fhean-OT
LH

HAN-ak-ealh-ein
HLLL

When the onset of a stressed syllable, /b d/ are fortis like unvoiced stops, but remain voiced. Similarly, when the onset of an unstressed syllable, the voiceless stops are lenis like voiced stops, but remain voiceless.

/a/ is realized as slightly raised, nearly to /ɒ/ when unstressed.

In the Southeastern Lescealh Faraneit Dialect, /e o/ are realized as long when stressed. This is one of its more conservative features.

==Voice==
Passive voice is nonexistent, aside from the use of ''kej'', to be, as a descriptor. This results in dependence on ''teareipeas'' the genderless, numberless fourth person, when the subject is unknown. Reflexive is formed from the accusitive form of the appropriate pronoun.

==Conjugation==
Root + E(present)/EI(future)/OA(recent past)/EU(distant past) + J(indicative)/N(conditional/subjunctive) + IH(1p)/EIH(2p)/OAH(3p and 4p)

Classical Faraneit has no remaining unbound verbal roots, as the tense and mood markers became mandatory on even verbal nouns and gerund-like constructions.

Faraneit is known for having few irregular verbs, which can be found in a separate article: [[Irregular Verbs in Faraneit]].

==Dialects==
The largest distinction is present between Lescealh Faraneit and Poleiseam Faraneik (the version of Faraneit supplanted into southern Malaba). Poleiseam Faraneik replaces the she/he-it pronoun system with a he-she/it organization, although this is more exemplary of their philosophical views on women. The most obvious difference, however, is the shift of all terminal /t/ becoming /k/. This did not affect internal or initial stops. For example:

''Fhenot'' (Lescealh Faraneit) --> ''Fhenok'' (Poleiseam Faraneik)

There was a second sound change, in additon: a vowel chain shift set off by a small change originally. /ʊ/ shifted to /u/, because /u/ had become /y/. This prompted /o/ to become the parallel /ø/, while /ɔ/ shifted upward to fill the hole left by the disappearance of /o/

Additionally the consonant /ʃ/ shifted initially to where /ç/ had existed before, completing a process slowly occuring within Lescealh Faraneit.

Poleiseam Faraneik changed grammatically aswell. The superimposing system in Lescealh Faraneit was replaced by a specialized modifier ending attached to the place name. Instead of the convention adjective endings of -om, -ean, or -ein, Poleiseam Faraneik created a special marker of -eam for geographic modifiers (derived from ''heam'' meaning village or town). Poleiseam Faraneik maintained the unorthodox position of the adjective, nonetheless. For example:

In Lescealh they speak Lescealh Faraneit.
In Poleis'''ah''' they speak Poleis'''eam''' Faranik.

Another common feature of Poleiseam Faraneik is the merger of /l ɭ/ terminally, where both are analyzed as [ɬ].

A distinction is made, however, between Orthodox Lescealh Faraneit and Southeastern Lescealh Faraneit. Orthodox Lescealh Faraneit reduces /ʊ/ to [ə] in many positions, and compounds various endings. When a stop is followed by a "weak" vowel (/ɛ ɪ ɔ ʊ/) and then a terminal fricative, the entire ending is realized as a voicless affricate positioned to the location of the stop.

Southeastern Lescealh Faraneit also realizes V/ni/X as V/ɲɪ/X or terminally V/ni#/ as V/ɲ/. Furthermore all [ʃ ʒ] are realized as [s z].

==History and Culture==
The Faraneih culture is beleived to have arisen circa 1500 AC (after colonization), when a variety of refugees from the final collapse of the Temenucha civilization (derived from both Hindi and Quecha speakers) moved southward across the ''Kupeimeiceah'' desert and into the "mediterranean" coastal plain and absorbed into the colonizers from the collapsed Guscek colony of Hungarians, who had relocated to from the southern plains. The cultures creolized to some degree and expanded as far south as the Trovog peninsula (''Teimeareitah'' in Faraneit).

The extinction of the indigenous, omnivore reptoids left the cavernous, food producing, hollow trunks of the ''puzil'' trees available, leading to their adoption as an emergency shelter (not large enough for more than three children, unfortunately), food source (edible roots available from the hollow area), wood, and companion to a variety of edible and medicinal mosses. By 2000 AC this arangement had given way to fullscale horticulture. The subsequent increase in population pushed the excess out of ''measceineafh'' (the forest of the mediterranean coastal plain) and east to the ''Lescealh'', the hilly region seperating the humid subtropical savannahs-grasslands and mediterranean coastal chapparel. The region was largely uninhabited because its western border was the driest area of the chapparel and its northern and eastern border was outside of the main path of the monsoons, which passed over the grassland, leaving little rainfall, until unloading on Lescealh, because of its slightly higher elevation. The hills also contained a valuable domesticate: Amaranth.

Amaranth had feralized after colonization, allowing it to develope into a naturalized and highly productive grain. After arriving around 3000 AC a small scale agricultural package was created circa 3100 by combining Amaranth (aka ''fheaqut'') and ''puzil'' and gathering various fruits and vegetables. By 3500 AC ''nopav'', a leafy vegetable, ''voanabeap'', a fiber crop, ''leirodeaz'', a melon, had been domesticated along with several more localized crops and goats had been introduced from the east. By 4000 AC the wheel was developed and ''Heideiveiz'', a spice, was introduced.

From 4300 AC onwards, the Faranih dominated trade between the Southeastern Cang-ur, Northeastern Malaba, and the Southeastern [[Etimri]]. Circa 4600 AC, the ''Polizeih'', a militant fringe religious group, invaded southern Malaba and attempted to create a sacred theocratic nation, ''Poleisah'', there under their rule. The ''Polizeih'' radicals steadily drifted to even more radical ideals, until circa 4650 AC declaring their patron god, ''Poleasc'', the only true god and began actively persecuting polytheists and in 4700 threatening the Faranih heartland, ''Lescealh'', which had remained polytheistic, with invasion. In response the most populous and productive region dominated by the ''Hakeih'', devotees to ''Hakenah'', the water goddess, banned together under the leadership of the militaristic ''Heireih'', devotees to ''Heirealanah'', goddess of vengence and storms. This new and successful relationship became the ''Harapah''. Unfortunately this system proved no more noble than ''Poleisah'' and was fraught with internal corruption and a hierarchy supported by ruthless oppression of political opponents.

A later ''Polizeih'' invasion (circa 4750) was more successful and managed to install the ''Polizeih'' in power in several non-''Harapah'' areas. The ballad of ''Lhealeateh'', the ''Lhealeatimen'', is the story of the driving of these occupying forces out of the city of ''Heajaz'' and the establishment of the ''Heajazareifh'' (circa 4760), a sacred state surrounding ''Heajaz'', which denied access to certain groups as an official, very public form of disapproval. Historically, both the ''Harapah'' and the ''Polizeih'' have been denied entrance. After the invasion of ''Heajaz'' by the ''Harapah'' circa 4780, the predominately ''Hameadeih'', ''Healeasceih'', and ''Leaveazeih'' inhabitants relocated to the semi-arid mountains in the north-central ''Kupeimeiceah'' desert and founded ''Heajarein'', meaning new ''Heajaz''.

After conquering the ''Heajareifh'' and other minor states in ''Lescealh'', the ''Harapah'' began to solidify its base by combining many aspects of the ''Hakeih'' and ''Heireih'' sects. Although generally successful, the merge drove many devout followers of both to radical extremism, seperatism, and in some cases warfare. The internal divisions quickly healed with the expulsion of the ''Hakeih'' seperatists into distant Etimri areas and the self-propelled relocation of the ''Heireih'' radicals into traditional Cang-Ur lands. In reality, however, this only exported the troubles elsewhere, particularly into the western Cang-Ur tribal regions, which were heavily depopulated of the indigenous inhabitants by the ''Heireih'' settlers. That conquered region mirrored the developement of ''Poleisah'', the ''Polizeih'' stronghold in southern Malaba, especially in it's eventual dissolution into utter theocracy. The overlying societal stresses augmented the already dangerous deforestation in the region, which ultimately lead to a devestating collapse into anarchy and mass exodus into the eastern shrub, into which an estimated three million emigrated, only to succumb to starvation (circa 4950 AC).

By 7500 AC, ecological causes, particularly deforestation, led to significant declines in both the strongholds of the ''Harapah'' and ''Polizeih''. Within the previous four hundred years, Malaban rebels would reconquer ''Poleisah'' and the ''Harapah'' empire would have splintered into thousands of independent city-states in a state of incessant warfare. Ironically, the relocated people of ''Heajarein'' would prosper in the ''Kupeimeiceah'' as the trade routes they relied on became increasingly profitable while the trade routes and supply lines into ''Lescealh'' increasingly decentegrated, leading to inordinate prices for silks and northern spices.

==Faraneit Lexicon==
[[Faraneit Lexicon]]

==Sound Changes which Created Faraneit==
[[Proto Faraneit to Classical Faraneit Sound and Morphological Changes]]

==Faraneit Pronouns==
[[Faraneit Pronouns]]

==Faraneit Number System==
The Faraneit number system is base-twelve, originating in the Faraneih practice of counting the palms as well as the fingers.

{| border=1
! number
|align=center| Lescealh Faraneit
| Poleiseam Faraneik
|-
! 1
|align=center| Heav (/ɛv/
|align=center| Heav
|-
! 2
|align=center| Fheikah (/θɪka/)
|align=center| Fheikah
|-
! 3
|align=center| Beas (/bɛs/)
|align=center| Beas
|-
! 4
|align=center| Taseip (/tas-ɪp/)
|align=center| Taseip
|-
! 5
|align=center| Sureah (/suʁɛ/)
|align=center| Suereah (/syʁɛ/)
|-
! 6
|align=center| Puket (/puket/)
|align=center| Puekek (/pykek/)
|-
! 7
|align=center| Keut (/kʊt/)
|align=center| Kuk (/kuk/)
|-
! 8
|align=center| Botav (/botav/)
|align=center| Boetav
|-
! 9
|align=center| Moz (/moz/)
|align=center| Moz (/møz/)
|-
! 10
|align=center| Neaser (/nɛs-eʁ/)
|align=center| Neaser
|-
! 11
|align=center| Hebek (/ebek/)
|align=center| Hebek
|-
! 12
|align=center| Caneis (/xɑnɪs/)
|align=center| Caneis
|}

==External Links==
[[http://buckfush530.livejournal.com/2006/01/24/ |original outline]]
[[Category:Conlangs]]

Faraneit Dialectical Slang

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==Dialect Acronyms==
FSF = Formal Standard [[Faraneit]], the "proper" lingua franca of [[Lescealh]] and much of [[Lheinead]]

CSF = Colloquial Standard Faraneit, the common variant on FSF

OLF = Orthdox Lescealh Faraneit, the main Lescealh variant

SLF = Southwestern Lescealh Faraneit, an unusual variant in (suprisingly) southwestern Lescealh

PFK = Poleiseam Faraneik, a variant exported to Poleiseam

==Sound Changes==
*FSF/CSF to OLF:
**/pɛ/, /pɪ/, /pɔ/, /pʊ/ + Fricative# > /pf/
**/tɛ/, /tɪ/, /tɔ/, /tʊ/ + Fricative# > /ts/
**/kɛ/, /kɪ/, /kɔ/, /kʊ/ + Fricative# > /kx/
**/qɛ/, /qɪ/, /qɔ/, /qʊ/ + Fricative# > /qχ/
**/ʊ/ > /ə/
**/ɪ/ > /ɨ/
*FSF/CSF to SLF:
**Vowel + /ni#/ > Vowel + /ɲɪ#/
**Vowel + /ni/ + Vowel > Vowel + /ɲ/ + Vowel
**[ʃ ʒ] > [s z]
*FSF/CSF to PFK:
**/t#/ > /k#/
**/ʊ/ > /u/ > /y/
**/ɔ/ > /o/ > /ø/
**/ɪ/ > /ə/
**unaccented /ɛ/ and /a/ merge into [ɒ]
**/f θ/ before a rounded vowel > [f]

==Syntactic Differences==

Faraneit Lexicon

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[[Faraneit]]
==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASC = ''n'' function, purpose

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly (reflexive)

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASC = ''n'' mark

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NESER = ''adj'' ten

NEAB = ''n'' son, (affectionately) male child

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSC = ''n'' use

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSC = ''n'' pretense, impersonation, forgery

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QAH = ''n'' girl, daughter

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSC = ''n'' love, rapture

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASC = ''n'' function, purpose

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly (reflexive)

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASC = ''n'' mark

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NESER = ''adj'' ten

NEAB = ''n'' son, (affectionately) male child

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSC = ''n'' use

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSC = ''n'' pretense, impersonation, forgery

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QAH = ''n'' girl, daughter

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASC = ''n'' function, purpose

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly (reflexive)

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASC = ''n'' mark

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NESER = ''adj'' ten

NEAB = ''n'' son, (affectionately) male child

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QAH = ''n'' girl, daughter

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASC = ''n'' function, purpose

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly (reflexive)

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NESER = ''adj'' ten

NEAB = ''n'' son, (affectionately) male child

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QAH = ''n'' girl, daughter

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NESER = ''adj'' ten

NEAB = ''n'' son, (affectionately) male child

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QAH = ''n'' girl, daughter

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QAH = ''n'' girl, daughter

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

BUR = ''n'' number, amount

BUREH = ''adj/adv'' numbered, accounted, numerous, recorded

BUREJ = ''v'' to count, to number

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUNAT = ''n'' arranged marriage

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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[[Faraneit]]
==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOBELH = ''n'' husband

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Scekoah Faraneit

2011-04-23T21:37:27Z

Humancadaver101:

This is the dialect of [[Faraneit]] spoken in the city of Scekoah and throughout the Northwestern area of Lescealh.

==Phonology==
{| class="wikitable"
!  
!Bilabial
!Labio-Dental
!Alveolar
!Post-Alveolar
!Palatal
!Velar
!Uvular
|-
|'''Stop'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p  b}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|t  d}}
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|k}}
| align=center | {{IPA|q}}
|-
|'''Nasal'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|n}}
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
|'''Fricative'''
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|f  v}}
| align=center | {{IPA|s  z}}
| align=center | {{IPA|[ʃ]  ʒ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ç}}
| align=center | {{IPA|x}}
| align=center | {{IPA|χ}}
|-
|'''Lateral Flap'''
|  
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ɬ l}}
|  
|  
|  
|  
|}

*The phonemicity of [ʃ] is highly in doubt as it only contrasts with /ʒ/ prior to /a/, and only contrasts with /ç/ word finally.

*Monophthongs: /a ɛ e ɪ i ɔ o ʊ u/
*Diphthongs: [ə ia) ua) ai) ei) au) ou)]
**The phonemicity of these is in doubt because they only appear directly prior to /χ/

*Allophony:
**/si zi ti di/ > [ɕi ʑi tɕ)i ʑi]
**/f s/ > [v z] medially
**/b d v z ʒ/ > [p t f s ʃ] word finally
**/ni/ > /ɲi/
**/'a 'e 'o/ > [a: e: o:]
**Other vowels slightly center when stressed
**/xa/ > [χa]

==Colloquial Register==
In the colloquial register, however, /χ/ not only deletes but often signifies where to split a morpheme or word, dropping the half following the /χ/ as well as that phoneme itself. As such, the diphthongs may be analyzed as phonemic as they then contrast with other vowels.

However, this innovation is not present outside of Scekoah itself, and there is indisputably relagated to the colloquial register.

==Lhezoat Dialect==
In the city of Lhezoat, a single shift has radically altered the vowel system. The vowel clusters /ei eɪ/ became analyzed as [e:] and /ou oʊ/ as [o:], regardless of stress. As a result, these two new phonemes add a dimension of vowel length to the system. Interestingly, the distinction between them and their "short" equivalents is very precarious, as both /'e 'e:/ are realized as [e:].

Additionally, unstressed, word terminal /a ə/ delete, strengthening any argument of phonemicity of [ʃ], as it then contrasts with /ʒ/ from earlier /ʒa ʒə/ as well as /ç/.

Grammatically, the only true deviation from Scekoah Faraneit is the very archaic preferance for teareipeas to be used solely as a noun meaning other people or other thing(s), rather than a fully fledged fourth person. For instance,

Boaneicojoah tip dekein, teareipeas.
boaneic-o-j-oah tip dekein, teareipeas.
eat-RPAST-REAL-3P 3P.P.NOM 3P.S.INANI.ACC, other(s).
They ate it, the other people (did).

As opposed to a more SLF-like construction, where teareipeas would be treated like the actual subject.

Lhezoat Faraneit, in fact, is so prominently V1, that extremely important adverbs (such as zah) are often relegated to following it. Producing extremely unique sentence orders, such as,

Boaneicejeih zah hav dekein.
boaneic-e-j-eih zah hav dekein.
eat-PRES-REAL-1P NEG 1P.S.NOM 3P.S.INANI.ACC
I'm not eating it.

Such forms are uncommon through out the rest of the Scekoah Faraneit speaking region, but extremely common in Lhezoat.

==Cohut Dialect==
In this smaller still settlement, the interesting development is the alternatively development of /au) ai)/ which became /ɑ: æ:/ combined with the realization of /χ/ as [χ h] or dropped in free variation, making this semi-phonemic, in addition to all of the various other diphthongs (none of the others of which are transformed into long monophthongs as of yet).

Grammatically, the Cohut Dialect shares the Lhezoat trait of demoting teareipeas to simply a common noun, but also breaks from standard Scekoah Faraneit by permitting subject fronting, which all other forms do not permit almost dogmatically. Instead, object fronting is merely preferred to subject fronting while both are accepted. For instance,

Hav sineih mokein.
hav s-i-n-eih mokein.
1P.S.NOM hit-FUT-IRR-1P 2P.S.ACC
I may go hit you.

is just as acceptable as

Mokein sineih hav.
mokein s-i-n-eih hav.
2P.S.ACC hit-FUT-IRR-1P 1P.S.NOM
I may go hit you.

although the second is more commonly used, because

Sineih hav mokein.
hit-FUT-IRR-1P 1P.S.NOM 2P.S.ACC
I may go hit you.

the unmarked form, is just viewed as stressing the subject too.

==Sound Changes from Standard Lescealh Faraneit==
*l ɭ > ɬ ɬ˞ > l ɬ˞ > l ɬ
*aʀ ɛʀ eʀ ɪʀ iʀ > æɐ)ʀ əʀ eɛ)ʀ əʀ iɪʀ > ai)χ əχ ei)χ əχ ia)χ
*ɔʀ oʀ ʊʀ uʀ > ɑɐ)ʀ oɔ)ʀ ɘʀ uʊ)ʀ > au)χ ou)χ ɘχ ua)χ
*ʀ > χ
*θ ð > s z
*si zi ti di > ɕi ʑi tɕ)i ʑi
*VsV VfV > z v
*d# b# v# z# ʒ# > t p f s ʃ

==Grammatical Differences==
Grammatically, Scekoah Faraneit is a mishmash of the conservative and the innovative. Like a preservation of early Faraneit, pronouns are dropped only when they are more than understood but were used in the prior clause and the imperative mood is alive and well both in speech and writing.

But Scekoah Faraneit is far from the Lithuanian of the Faraneit dialects, as it incorporates a number of strange structures. For instance, instead of the Standard Faraneit:

Kejeihav her.
k-e-j-eih-(h)av her.
be-PRES-REAL-1P-1P.S happy.
I'm happy.

The speakers would say-

Bafhejoah lepir fheis hav.
bafh-e-j-oah lepir fheis hav.
rest-PRES-REAL-3P joy inside 1P-S-NOM
Joy sits inside me.

Alluding to the Quechua-esque association of behind with the future and before with the past, the verb in such a phrase wouldn't be conjugated in a seperate tense to show a past or future experience of happiness. Instead-

Bafhejoah searisc seih nor.
bafh-e-j-oah searisc seih nor.
rest-PRES-REAL-3P craziness behind 2P.S.NOM
You will be crazy.
(lit: Craziness rests behind you.)

Bafhejoah keusceh zeih hav.
bafh-e-j-oah keusceh zeih hav.
rest-PRES-REAL-3P sadness before 1P.S.NOM
I was sad.
(lit: Sadness rests in front of you).

These constructions are not found in any other dialect of Faraneit, or even elsewhere within the Rajo-Faraneit family. Elsewhere, seih or its equivalent can mark phrases as being in the future or objects as being in back of something, but not this situation. The exact same usage of zeih is also lacking.

Similarly unusually, the verb kej, to be, is not used in full in other contexts either. Instead, a situation similar to rej in [[Central Lescealh Faraneit]] exists. For example:

Qidiseiheakejeaheaz.
qidiseih-ea-k-e-j-ea-heaz.
soldier-GEN-be-PRES-REAL-GEN-1P.S.GEN
I am (a/the) soldier.

Interestingly (and identically to the treatment of rej in [[Central Lescealh Faraneit]]) the verb-noun can still be placed into a specific tense, aspect, or mood.

Raceumibeakojeameareas.
raceumi-b-ea-k-o-j-ea-meareas.
child-PLUR-GEN-be-RPAST-REAL-GEN-2P.PLUR.GEN
You were children.

Deicealeakeneadeis.
deiceal-ea-k-e-n-ea-deis.
alcohol-GEN-be-PRES-IRR-GEN-3P.S.GEN
It might be alcohol.

Fronting of any of the various complements is much less rare than in other dialects, which, while often misidentified as a conservative feature, is actually rather innovative. Instead of fronting a prepositional phrase to the beginning of the clause, it is often slotted after the verb, producing a word order often thought of as weird by other Faraneit speakers-

Boaneiciteih (fheis boaneic) feareih hacaz.
boaneic-i-t-eih (fheis boaneic) feareih hacaz.
eat.FUT.OPT-1P (inside restaurant) 1P.PLUR.INCL.NOM meat
We should go eat the meat (inside the restaurant).

In fact, this dialect is so strongly VS that OVS constructions are preferred over SVO constructions. For example, a Scekoah Faraneit speaker would rather say-

Hin hazejih nor.
hin haz-e-j-ih nor.
1P.S.ACC hurt-PRES-REAL-2P 2P.S.NOM
You are hurting me.

than with the subject fronted and the object behind the verb, how nearly every other dialect of Faraneit prefers it.

Kelsiut Lexicon

2011-04-08T17:52:01Z

Humancadaver101:

[[Kelsiut]]

kɔth - year

tɔda - to rip the outer layer off, to peel or skin

tɔndelɛ - pack of wild animals

Rajat Lexicon

2011-04-08T17:49:50Z

Humancadaver101:

[[Rajat]]

ka - year

tada - to peel (a fruit), to skin (an animal), to undress (a person), to scrub (an object)

tantel'e - a pack or flock of wild animals

Rajat Lexicon

2011-04-08T17:49:23Z

Humancadaver101:

[[Rajat]]

ka - year
tada - to peel (a fruit), to skin (an animal), to undress (a person), to scrub (an object)
tantel'e - a pack or flock of wild animals

Faraneit Lexicon

2011-04-08T17:46:48Z

Humancadaver101: /* t */

[[Faraneit]]
==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TADAZEJ = ''v'' to insult, to strip the outer layer off

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEINELHEH = ''n'' flock, herd

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Kelsiut

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{{Infobox|name=Kelsiut
|pronounce=[kɛɬ.si.'ut]
|tu= theoretically this universe, future
|species=Humanoid
|in=[[Lhined|Measceineafh]]
|no=~3,000
|script=None, the culture is illiterate
|tree=[[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]] 
 Proto-Kelsiut 
  Kelsiut
|morph=isolating
|ms=Nominative-Accusative
|wo=SVO
|creator=Humancadaver101 aka Schwhatever aka Buckfush530
|date=July 2007}}
Kelsiut is a relative of [[Fórong]] and [[Faraneit]], among other members of the [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit|Rajo-Faraneit Family]]. As it lacks an writing system of its own, the only word transcribed into Roman Orthography is the name, for ease with researching it on the internet.

=Phonology=
Kelsiut distinguishes the following stop phonemes:
*/p b t d k g/
Fricatives:
*/f v θ ð s z x ɣ/
Approximants:
*/l ɹ ɺ/
Nasals:
*/m n ŋ/
Vowels:
*/i e ɛ a ɔ o u/
Phonotactics:
*(C)V(C)
Distribution:
*/ð z ɣ/ only contrast with their voiced counterparts medially (voicless otherwise)
*/ŋ n/ only contrast medially (/n/ otherwise)
*/ɹ ɺ/ only contrast when not in a cluster (/ɹ/ then)

=Allophony=
*Stress-related allophony:
**Stops are aspirated when the onset of a stressed syllable
**Unstressed /i u/ become [j w] when they proceed or follow another vowel
**Unstressed /i u/ in other environments become [ɪ ʊ]
**Other vowels when unstressed slightly centralize
*Other allophony:
**/si zi xi ɣi/ > [ʃi ʒi çi ɟi]
**/ni/ > [ɲi]
**/θ ð/ after a rounded vowel > [f v]

=Dialectical Variants=
A few dialects merge /s z/ with /θ ð/ in all positions, however, this is a minority realization.

=Morphology=
One two major inflectional morphemes still exist in Kelsiut, given the strong tendency towards isolating forms. The first is the generic pluralizer: -b. A -b is attached to virtually any noun's end to make it plural, but frequently it considered unnecessary as context makes it clear that the thing is plural - so, while important, it is not frequently used.

More important than the pluralizer, is usually the sandhi which results. For instance:

bel vɔx

Could be either-

bel vɔx
tree pretty
pretty tree

or underlyingly

bel(b) (f)ɔx
trees papery
papery trees

But only context can provide the answer. See [[Sound and Morphological Changes between Kelsiut and Proto-Rajo-Faraneit#Mutations|Kelsiut Mutations]] for more.

The other main inflectional morpheme is -k, which actually functions in a variety of ways depending on what it attaches to. Without it the transformational "mood" would need to be entirely different. For instance:

ɛf ixi lɛt ɔpuzik θɛkut
ɛf ixi lɛt ɔpuzi-k θɛkut
1P.S.NOM break PAST root-TRANS flour
I beat the root(s) into flour.

It is generally used in similar situations between objects that are equal or interchangable -

ɛf bɔnix dɔnk.
ɛf bɔnix dɔn-k.
1P.S.NOM eat 3P.S.ANI-TRANS
I eat (as much/the same food/etc) as him/her.

An inflectional alternation is visible in vɔp/vɔm and xiam/xiap as well, where the -m endings denote an irrealis mood, while the -p endings denote a realis mood.

bɔnix vɔp ɛf bɔnix
eat CONT-REAL 1.S.NOM eat
Eat while I eat.

Versus-

bɔnix vɔm ɛf bɔnix
eat CONT-IRR 1.S.NOM eat
Eat while I might too.

In the first, the non-imperative action is certain to happen, while in the second it is utterly uncertain. Therefore the first agrees with the realis, while the second takes the irrealis.

Nonetheless, analysis is controversial, as this distinction is lacking in all other words in the language.

=Syntax=
Kelsiut discarded almost every agglutinating or inflecting aspect of its originally less isolating grammar, making it one of the most analytical [[Rajo-Faraneih Languages]]. Its structure is relatively simple, beginning with very regular noun and verb phrase forms, then with larger clauses.

==Noun Phrases==
Modifiers to the base noun are divided into four basic categories: prepositions, quantifiers, demonstratives, and other qualifiers. The first two groups uniformally proceed the noun, the other two uniformally follow. Like so:

θi muk ti ɽi di lɛ
in one house yellow his this
In this one yellow house of his

As you can see, prepositions must proceed not only the main noun, but all other elements of the noun phrase. Quantifiers then follow, then the noun itself bookended by various other qualifiers, and finally the demonstratives. Genitive adjectives typical settle between the various qualifiers and demonstratives, which as led to a secondary word order of placing related clauses prior to the demonstrative but following the other qualifiers:

θi muk ti ɽi xi ixi mɛp lɛ
in one house yellow REL break FUT this
In this one yellow house that will break

==Verb Phrases==
The verbal complements are much more flexible compared to those in noun phrases. Essentially, which ever modifiers are viewed as most important are stressed by being more fronted that the others.

ɛf ixi ɔz mɛp detin
1-S-NOM break NEG FUT 3-S-ACC-INANI
I will '''''not''''' break it.

Here, the negative aspect is stressed more strongly than the future aspect, so naturally it proceeds it. Still, under no circumstances do any adverbial particles proceed the main verb. A less marked way of saying the above would invert the tense and negative markers:

ɛf ixi mɛp ɔz detin
1-S-NOM break FUT NEG 3-S-ACC-INANI
I '''will''' not break it.

While still marking the tense more heavily than the negativity, it serves as a default when neither is more important than the other - making it only a slight stress on the future tense.

==Within Clauses==
The nominative subject's clause proceeds most others in general. A fronted prepositional clause is permitted, although it strongly topicalises and stresses the information given in that phrase - making it less frequent option. Following the subject, the verb phrase is placed, and then finally the secondary sections, which follow this order:

usk lɛ bɔnix muk ɔpuzi ɽi θi ti di xi ixi mɛp θi ko lɛ i li pa mɛp ti bi.
man DEM eat one root yellow in house 3.S.GEN REL break FUT in moment DEM ABL all fall FUT CAUS old
This man is eating one yellow root in his house that will break in a moment as all (the parts) fall down because (they're) old.

Clearly, direct and indirect objects proceed other noun phrases, but following them, a seemingly endless string of related information can be strung along. Generally, it's formatted with location and time prior to method and cause, but those extra components are rather flexible, and similarly to the verb phrase's subcomponents, they can rearrange easily to show greater weight in the overall meaning.

The front of the clause does take the various clausual modifiers, however:

xiap usk lɛ bɔnix ɔpuzib...
xia-p usk lɛ bɔnix ɔpuzi-b...
if-REAL man DEM eat root-PLUR
If this man eats some roots...

This brings us to the xiap/xiam distinction, which was only perserved in Kelsiut and the Northern branch of Proto-Rajo-Faraneit. Xiap is used when the clause concerns a possiblity, typically the correct conditions that could bring about the result in the secondary clause (as in the above example), otherwise, xiam is used, to denote a different situation from what is real:

xiam usk lɛ bɔnix ɔpuzib...
xia-m usk lɛ bɔnix ɔpuzi-b...
if-IRR man DEM eat root-PLUR
If this man would eat some roots...

This makes it seem less likely that the man will, and that this is more of a wish than a statement.

The other major clausual markers are all aspectual. Aspect, in many languages related to Kelsiut and Kelsiut itself, is handled outside of the main tense conjugations, in many cases with adverbial forms, such as in Kelsiut:

vɔp no bɔnix ɔpuzib.
CONT-REAL 2.S.NOM eat root-PLUR
You are eating roots. (Not, you eat roots)

The emphasis of the aspect has shifted from a general and relatively unmarked form into one that specifies that this event is either continuitive (You're in the process of eating roots), habitual (You're always eating roots), or progressive (While you eat roots). As with xiam and xiap, vɔp and vɔm decline for the modality of the phrase (either realis or irrealis), but they are far more ambiguous, as they specify a more spread out aspect in all clauses that they modify, but also function to denote two clauses' events occuring at the same time. More on this in the next section.

==Clauses==

Like many [[Rajo-Faraneih Languages]], Kelsiut prefers periphrastic constructions to multiple clause sentences, but such sentences are not entirely absent. For instance:

ɛf fɛz xi no bɔnix ɔpuzib
ɛf fɛz xi no bɔnix ɔpuzi-b
1.S.NOM believe/think REL 2.S.NOM eat root-PLUR
I think that you're eating roots.

There is a method that avoids two clauses. With the two clauses method, however, the above is merely the default word order or the form for emphasizing the contents of the second clause. Emphasis can be placed on the first clause by backing it:

no bɔnix ɔpuzib xi ɛf fɛz
2.S.NOM eat root-PLUR REL 1.S.NOM think
'''''I think''''' that you're eating roots.

Notice that xi, merely functions as the barrier between the two clauses not truly belonging to one or the other. This is highly different from the function of vɔp, which clearly belongs to one clause or the other:

no on lɛt vɔp ɛf bɔnix lɛt
2.S.NOM watch PAST CONT 1.S.NOM eat PAST
You watched while I was eating.

But vɔp remains at the front of the secondary clause, even when that clause is fronted:

vɔp ɛf bɔnix lɛt, no on lɛt.
CONT 1.S.NOM eat PAST, 2.S.NOM watch PAST
While I was eating, you watched.

Clearly a different paradigm from xi, which also does not agree with either phrase for modality, while vɔp must.

Back to the original sentence, almost every modality verb (think, doubt, must, should) which exists in English has a corresponding verb-noun in Kelsiut, which is then used rather strangly to avoid a diclausual sentence:

fɛz ɛ bɔnixk nis xi ɔpuzibk.
fɛz ɛ bɔnix-k nis xi ɔpuzi-b-k.
think 1.S.GEN eat-TRANS 2.S.GEN REL root-PLUR-TRANS
(lit) My thinking is your eating that is (of) roots.
I think you're eating roots.

Unfortunately, this greatly reduces the temporality of the construction. Tense is used by using the (generally adverbial) mɛp or lɛt:

fɛz ɛ lɛt bɔnixk nis xi ɔpuzibk.
think 1.S.GEN PAST eat-TRANS 2.S.GEN REL root-PLUR-TRANS
My thinking was your eating that is (of) roots.
I had thought that you were eating roots (and you still are).

fɛz ɛ lɛt bɔnixk nis lɛt xi ɔpuzibk.
think 1.S.GEN PAST eat-TRANS 2.S.GEN PAST REL root-PLUR-TRANS
My think was your eating that was (of) roots.
I had thought that you had been eating roots (but no longer are you eating nor am I thinking so).

Or, for something more modal, by most values:

siɛt di bɔnixk di xi ɔpuzik ri.
siɛt di bɔnix-k di xi ɔpuzi-k ri.
need 3.S.GEN eat-TRANS 3.S.GEN REL root-TRANS yellow
His need is his eating that is (of) yellow roots.
He must eat (some) yellow roots.

=Kelsiut Divergence From Proto-Rajo-Faraneit=
[[Sound and Morphological Changes between Kelsiut and Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]

=Culture=
Kelsiut is spoken by a few small settlements in southern Measceineafh. The vast majority of the population lives on small islets within estuary-like floodplains. Typically, the plains are replete with water during the rainy season (winter and spring) due to rainfall as well as the majority of the dry season (summer) due to snowmelt from the eastern mountain range. During the fall, the water level recedes exposing the Kelsiut-speaking communities to Forong and other local raiders as well as Faraneit caravans, which are reputed for their unpredictable behavior towards non-Faraneih within the Measceineafh.

The majority of the Kelsiut subsist on a dangerous borderline between foragers and farmers. They are semi-nomadic, shifting camps when the water levels first become easily crossed, resorting to hunting game and gathering from wild food sources. Towards the end of summer, however, they return to their ancestral islets and wait for the rains to refill their natural moats. During the rainy season, they gather food from a few sources on their islet until most sources have dimenished greatly. Then they practice slash and burn agriculture along the opposite banks, rowing across their moats to briefly plant a few vegetables. On the islets, they harvest root-fruits from the puzil trees that grow around their houses and fish intermittantly before their crops are ripe. After harvest, the water recedes and they leave for more fertile pastures temporarily, allowing the islets to recharge with harvestable plants and game.

Their culture can easily be divided into the structure used on the islet and those used in the bush. During the dry season, while out in the open land, they follow a more militant paradigm. The groups splinter into smaller bands. Within the bands, women rarely leave the camps. They carry the sleeping mats and watch the children while travelling, but once camp is laid, they remain stationary and forage only within shouting distance. Children (generally defined as pre-pubescents) are permitted even less freedom, remaining within sight of the women in the camp. Men, when not travelling between camps, generally split into different foraging groups, which then disperse in the general area. During the distant foraging operations, the men also scout ahead in case of danger from other ethnic groups.

Other bands of Kelsiut-speakers are viewed as both potential trading partners as well as competitors. Usually bands of Kelsiut-speakers which meet in the open country are peaceful to one another and trade news of any Faraneit caravans or other intruders to the area as well as young girls as potential wives. The constant inter-islet interchange of wives has not only permitted the ethnic group to maintain genetic diversity within islets but also maintain some linguistic continuity. During rare periods of extreme famine, contacts between Kelsiut-speakers, particularly of different islets, can only be described as guerrilla warfare.

Once returned to the islet, the Kelsiut-speakers' culture dramatically changes methods. Instead of militant and male-dominated, the different summer bands on and islet function similarly to clans in Iroquois society. Agreements about land use or other large issues are discussed by all adults on the island, of both genders, until concensus is reached. Gender roles are much less sharpely defined, as both men and women, unless pregnant, clear the shore's brush to make it suitable for horticulture, as well as gather food and cook it. Men generally fish and women generally harvest the puzil roots, but it is not unheard of for individuals to violate this tendency. Men almost exclusively harvest the shore's crops, however, as it is viewed as potentially dangerous for women to work along the shore during the dry season.

Their religion can only be described as animistic, but with some polytheistic aspects.

=Kelsiut Lexicon=
[[Kelsiut Lexicon]]

Proto-Rajo-Faraneit Root List

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This is a compendium of all roots in [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. The following orthography will be used for maximum ease:

/p b t d k q pf) bv) ts) tθ) f v θ x/ 
/m n r ɻ l ɭ/ <m n r r' l l'>
/æ ɑ ɛ e i o u/ <ä a ë e i o u> (when stressed <à á è é í ó ú>)

==a==
*adsäs - MOD irritating

*ámik - N rain

*aptít - VN haggle

*asbas - MOD flat

*asiéna - MOD final, last, terminal

==ä==
*äsa - N silence

*äsda - N wound

==b==
*bàunic - VN eat

*bonác - VN practice

==bv==

==d==
damäifa - N strap, buckle, belt

==e==

==ë==

==f==
*fäkéi - N example

==h==
*hä - MOD merciful

==i==

==k==
*käth - N year

==l==

==l'==

==m==
miká - VN shift

==n==

==o==
*óutir - N dust

==p==
*péit - VN search (for)

*pít - VN try, attempt

==pf==
*pfäkí - N shape, form

==q==

==r==

==r'==

==s==
*s- = ''prefix'' not, without

==t==

==ts==

==th==
*tha - MOD polite

==u==
*útir - N fox, dog

==v==

==x==
*xàur - MOD bothersome, annoying
*xor - MOD shocking, improper

Kelsiut Lexicon

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[[Kelsiut]]

tɔth - year

Kelsiut

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Rajat Lexicon

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[[Rajat]]

ka - year

Rajat

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Rajat is spoken in much of the Measceineafh, as it is rapidly becoming a local lingua franca, largely because of indigenous political control.

=Phonology=
{| class="wikitable"
!  
!Bilabial
!Alveolar
!Retroflex
!Palatal
!Velar
!Glottal
|-
|'''Stop'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p  b}}
| align=center | {{IPA|t  d}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɖ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɟ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|k}}
|  
|-
|'''Fricative'''
| align=center | {{IPA|f}}
| align=center | {{IPA|s}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ç}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|h}}
|-
|'''Nasal'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
| align=center | {{IPA|n}}
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
|'''Approximant'''
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|l}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɻ  ɭ}}
|  
|  
|  
|}

*Vowels: /a e i o u/

*Consonantal Allophony:
**/ti te di de si se ni ne/ > [tʲi tʲe dʲi dʲe sʲi sʲe nʲi nʲe]
**/ɖi ɖe ɻi ɻe ɭi ɭe li le/ > [ɖʲi ɖʲe ɻʲi ɻʲe ɭʲi ɭʲe lʲi lʲe]

*Vowel Allophony:
**/en em in im/ > [en em en em]
**/on om un um/ > [on om on om]
**/i u e o a/ > [ə ɵ ɛ ɔ ɐ]
**/i u e o a/ and [ə ɵ ɛ ɔ ɐ] > [i: u: e: o: a: ə: ɵ: ɛ: ɔ: ɐ:] when in an open syllable

=Morphology=

==Nominal Morphology==
Five major cases are distinguished morphologically - nominative, accusative, genitive, instrumental, and dative. Nominative is the base form, while the suffix -i is added to regular nouns to form the accusative. Meanwhile, the other cases are formed by what were prepositions (and now are prefixes), those being fi- (genitive), di- (instrumental), and ni- (dative).

uteɻ fia uteɻ eoon difanot
uteɻ fi-a uteɻ e-o-on di-fanot
dog GEN-man dog PROG-3-see INSTR-field
(The) man's dog sees (the) dog across the field.

Or, to give a proper example of the declension:

uteɻ --- fiuteɻ -- diuteɻ ---- niuteɻ
uteɻ --- fi-uteɻ - di-uteɻ --- ni-uteɻ
dog-OBL GEN-dog INSTR-dog DAT-dog

Or, for certain nouns:

kam kem fikam dikam ni-kam
kam kem fi-kam di-kam ni-kam
promise promise/ACC GEN-promise INSTR-promise DAT-promise

===The Accusative===
This presentation of the accusative is dangerously deceptive, however, as a secondary declension exists which differs in its form. Nouns which end in /p b f m k ç h/ in the nominative experience a form of i-mutation. For instance:

daun dein uoon
daun dein u- o-on
3.S.ANI 3.S.ANI/ACC PAST-3-see
(S)He sees him/her.

Daun (*/dæun/ > /daun/) mutates (in this case, fronts and unrounds) to deini because of the terminal i. This process affects all vowels or vowel clusters prior to an /i/ if they are in the same morpheme or the morpheme prior. Word boundaries are not crossed by this affect. The pattern is exceedingly regular, all of the vowels from that time have their specific pattern- /æ a e i o u ə/ became /e æ i i e i ɛ/.

Mutations also occur when the noun ends in a vowel, here a second set of problems evolved, as when the /i/ is actually in contact with another vowel, it disappeared. For example:

ækænæ + i > ækænei > *ækæne (ACC), *ækænæ (NOM) > (modern acc /akane/, nom /akana/)
bæunə + i > bæunɛi > *bæunɛ (ACC), *bæunə (NOM) > (modern /bauna/)
æmɑu + i > æmæii > *æmæi (ACC), *æmɑu (NOM) > (modern acc /amai/, nom /amau/)

The paradigm is precisely the same.

The greatest complications emerge later because /æ a ɛ/ all merged to /a/ following this event, producing pairs like kam (promise, from *kæm) and kam (breath, from *kam), which are homophones except in the accusative. For example:

a kem eefad ninoɻ
a kem e-e-fad ni- noɻ
1.S.NOM promise/ACC PROG-1-give DAT-2.INF
I'm giving you my promise/word.

is distinct from

a kam eefad ninoɻ
a kam e-e-fad ni- noɻ
1.S.NOM breath/ACC PROG-1-give DAT-2.INF
I'm giving you my breath (performing CPR).

Yet,

kam zeti eobeli
kam zet- i e- o-beli
??? nothing-ACC PROG-3-mean
??? means nothing.

This could mean either "breath/breathing means nothing" or "promise(s)/promising means nothing". Naturally, there are ways around such ambiguity, but this basic confusion still exists.

Similarly, nouns which previously ended in ə continue to make no distinction between the accusative and nominative (outside of syntactical markings). For example:

bauna amai eonibad
bauna amai- e- o-nibad
eat strength/ACC- PROG-3-make
Eating produces strength.

While, in the accusitive, bauna changes not at all:

daun bauna eove
daun bauna- e- o-ve
3.S.ANI.NOM eat PROG-3-enjoy
(S)He enjoys eating.

==="Oblique" Cases===
Regarding the other cases, the terms "instrumental", "genitive", and "dative" only partially capture the uses of the various cases, however. Dative is strictly reserved for andative complements and most indirect objects.

a uepa niuteɻ
a u- e-pa ni- uteɻ
1.S.NOM PAST-1-go DAT-dog
I went to the dog.

The genitive meanwhile has a broader meaning than is typically used. For instance, it is used where many other languages would use a locative case:

a iebauna fifanot
a i- e-bauna fi- fanot
1.S.NOM FUT-1-eat GEN-field
I will eat in the field.

Naturally, the genitive is also used to denote ownership or composition.

a iebauna fifanot fiapudi fiar
a i- e-bauna fi- fanot fi- apudi fi-ar
1.S.NOM FUT-1-eat GEN-field GEN-root GEN-woman
I will eat in (the) field of root(s) of (the) woman.
I will eat in the woman's root-field.

The instrumental case is also somewhat expanded from conventional definitions. It is used in the context of not only something used to achieve something, but also for movement through something (combining the meanings of what are often called perlative, prolative, prosecutive, and vialis cases).

a aiepa difanot
a ai- e-pa di- fanot
1.S.NOM IMP-1-go INSTR-field
I was going along/through (the) field

==Verbal Morphology==
Verbs conjugate for tense, mood, person, and number in a somewhat agglutinative fashion.

a deim aiebauna
a deim ai-e-bauna
1.S.NOM 3.S.INANI.STR/ACC IMP-1-eat
I was eating that.

This is roughly one of the most simple conjugations, as the mood is realis and the subject's number is singular (although, even if it was plural it would be marked without that because the subject is not in first person). For a more complex example:

ti deim inababauna
ti deim i-n-a-ba-bauna
3.P.NOM 3.S.INANI.STR/AC FUT-IRR-2-P-eat
They might go and eat that.

To begin, the tense and aspect section proceeds all others, then the mood-encoding morphemes (or a null), then the obligatory person marker, and then the plural marker, if necessary, and finally the root noun-verb.

Starting with tense, four major distinctions are made - perfect, past imperfect, present progressive, and future. Each has its own marker on regular verbs, and these are virtually always distinct on irregulars as well. For example:

a uebauna
a u-e-bauna
1.S.NOM PRF-1-eat
I ate.

a aiebauna
a ai-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-1-eat
I was eating.

a eebauna
a e-e-bauna
1.S.NOM PROG-1-eat
I'm eating.

a iebauna
a i-e-bauna
1.S.NOM FUT-1-eat
I will/shall eat.

Moving on to mood, four moods are distinguished. These are the realis (null), irrealis (-n-), negative (-z-), and emphatic (-t-). Realis functions similarly to the indicative of other languages, but is used for statements that are known to be true or would be true given the correct changes (the then clause in and if-then construction). Irrealis mirrors this, being used for statements that may be true, could be true, or are unknown as to their validity, as well as in the if-clause in said constructions. Negative is used obviously to mark a statement as false. Meanwhile, the emphatic has a more convoluted meaning. Used for all imperatives (even negatives, which mark their negativity in a different manner), it is associated with things that should or must or otherwise have some requirement to be true.

a aiebauna
a ai-0-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-REAL-1-eat
I was eating.

a ainebauna
a ai-n-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-IRR-1-eat
I may have been eating.

a aizebauna
a ai-z-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-NEG-1-eat
I wasn't eating.

a aitebauna
a ai-t-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-EMPH-1-eat
I needed to eat.

As for person, it's relatively simple, as there are only three versions: -e- for first person, -a- for second, and -o- for third.

a eebauna
a e-e-bauna
1.S.NOM PROG-1-eat
I'm eating.

noɻ eabauna
noɻ e-a-bauna
1.S.NOM PROG-2-eat
You're eating.

daun eobauna
daun e-o-bauna
3.S.ANI.NOM PROG-3-eat
(S)He's eating.

The plurality of the subject is only encoded for third person (and then the singular is marked with a null, so marking in total is very limited). For example:

daun eobauna
daun e-o-bauna
3.S.ANI.NOM PROG-3-eat
(S)He's eating.

ti eobabauna
ti e-o-ba-bauna
3.P.NOM PROG-3-P-eat
They're eating.

=Syntax=

=Lexicon=
[[Rajat Lexicon]]

=Changes from [[Central Measceineafh]]=
*p > f word terminally
*f v ʒ x > DELETE
*z > ɻ
*θ > f
*ei ou > e o when unstressed
*f# v# s# z# > DELETE
*ɟʝ) > ɟ
*æi ɑi ei oi ui əi > e æ i ø y ɛ > e æ i e i ɛ
*æCi ɑCi eCi oCi uCi > eCi æCi iCi eCi iCi
**Where C is /p b f m k h ɟ ç/
*æ ɑ > a
*e [-stress|+closed syllable] > ɛ > ə > a
*ʃ > ç
*q > h
*i > DELETES when word final and proceeded by a front vowel
*l ɭ ɻ > DELETE when syllable final
*Stress regularizes to intial where there are three or fewer syllables; penultimate where there are more.
*Fusion of fi (genitive), di (instrumental), and ni (dative) to beginning of nouns produces further cases and pushes stress back to second syllable, when it then regularizes again to penultimate in all words (except nouns, where it is initial for nominative and accusative (prior to the adding of the prefixes).

Rajat

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Rajat is spoken in much of the Measceineafh, as it is rapidly becoming a local lingua franca, largely because of indigenous political control.

=Phonology=
{| class="wikitable"
!  
!Bilabial
!Alveolar
!Retroflex
!Palatal
!Velar
!Glottal
|-
|'''Stop'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p  b}}
| align=center | {{IPA|t  d}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɖ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɟ}}
| align=center | {{IPA|k}}
|  
|-
|'''Fricative'''
| align=center | {{IPA|f}}
| align=center | {{IPA|s}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|ç}}
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|h}}
|-
|'''Nasal'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
| align=center | {{IPA|n}}
|  
|  
|  
|  
|-
|'''Approximant'''
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|l}}
| align=center | {{IPA|ɻ  ɭ}}
|  
|  
|  
|}

*Vowels: /a e i o u/

*Consonantal Allophony:
**/ti te di de si se ni ne/ > [tʲi tʲe dʲi dʲe sʲi sʲe nʲi nʲe]
**/ɖi ɖe ɻi ɻe ɭi ɭe li le/ > [ɖʲi ɖʲe ɻʲi ɻʲe ɭʲi ɭʲe lʲi lʲe]

*Vowel Allophony:
**/en em in im/ > [en em en em]
**/on om un um/ > [on om on om]
**/i u e o a/ > [ə ɵ ɛ ɔ ɐ]
**/i u e o a/ and [ə ɵ ɛ ɔ ɐ] > [i: u: e: o: a: ə: ɵ: ɛ: ɔ: ɐ:] when in an open syllable

=Morphology=

==Nominal Morphology==
Five major cases are distinguished morphologically - nominative, accusative, genitive, instrumental, and dative. Nominative is the base form, while the suffix -i is added to regular nouns to form the accusative. Meanwhile, the other cases are formed by what were prepositions (and now are prefixes), those being fi- (genitive), di- (instrumental), and ni- (dative).

uteɻ fia uteɻ eoon difanot
uteɻ fi-a uteɻ e-o-on di-fanot
dog GEN-man dog PROG-3-see INSTR-field
(The) man's dog sees (the) dog across the field.

Or, to give a proper example of the declension:

uteɻ --- fiuteɻ -- diuteɻ ---- niuteɻ
uteɻ --- fi-uteɻ - di-uteɻ --- ni-uteɻ
dog-OBL GEN-dog INSTR-dog DAT-dog

Or, for certain nouns:

kam kem fikam dikam ni-kam
kam kem fi-kam di-kam ni-kam
promise promise/ACC GEN-promise INSTR-promise DAT-promise

===The Accusative===
This presentation of the accusative is dangerously deceptive, however, as a secondary declension exists which differs in its form. Nouns which end in /p b f m k ç h/ in the nominative experience a form of i-mutation. For instance:

daun dein uoon
daun dein u- o-on
3.S.ANI 3.S.ANI/ACC PAST-3-see
(S)He sees him/her.

Daun (*/dæun/ > /daun/) mutates (in this case, fronts and unrounds) to deini because of the terminal i. This process affects all vowels or vowel clusters prior to an /i/ if they are in the same morpheme or the morpheme prior. Word boundaries are not crossed by this affect. The pattern is exceedingly regular, all of the vowels from that time have their specific pattern- /æ a e i o u ə/ became /e æ i i e i ɛ/.

Mutations also occur when the noun ends in a vowel, here a second set of problems evolved, as when the /i/ is actually in contact with another vowel, it disappeared. For example:

ækænæ + i > ækænei > *ækæne (ACC), *ækænæ (NOM) > (modern acc /akane/, nom /akana/)
bæunə + i > bæunɛi > *bæunɛ (ACC), *bæunə (NOM) > (modern /bauna/)
æmɑu + i > æmæii > *æmæi (ACC), *æmɑu (NOM) > (modern acc /amai/, nom /amau/)

The paradigm is precisely the same.

The greatest complications emerge later because /æ a ɛ/ all merged to /a/ following this event, producing pairs like kam (promise, from *kæm) and kam (breath, from *kam), which are homophones except in the accusative. For example:

a kem eefad ninoɻ
a kem e-e-fad ni- noɻ
1.S.NOM promise/ACC PROG-1-give DAT-2.INF
I'm giving you my promise/word.

is distinct from

a kam eefad ninoɻ
a kam e-e-fad ni- noɻ
1.S.NOM breath/ACC PROG-1-give DAT-2.INF
I'm giving you my breath (performing CPR).

Yet,

kam zeti eobeli
kam zet- i e- o-beli
??? nothing-ACC PROG-3-mean
??? means nothing.

This could mean either "breath/breathing means nothing" or "promise(s)/promising means nothing". Naturally, there are ways around such ambiguity, but this basic confusion still exists.

Similarly, nouns which previously ended in ə continue to make no distinction between the accusative and nominative (outside of syntactical markings). For example:

bauna amai eonibad
bauna amai- e- o-nibad
eat strength/ACC- PROG-3-make
Eating produces strength.

While, in the accusitive, bauna changes not at all:

daun bauna eove
daun bauna- e- o-ve
3.S.ANI.NOM eat PROG-3-enjoy
(S)He enjoys eating.

==="Oblique" Cases===
Regarding the other cases, the terms "instrumental", "genitive", and "dative" only partially capture the uses of the various cases, however. Dative is strictly reserved for andative complements and most indirect objects.

a uepa niuteɻ
a u- e-pa ni- uteɻ
1.S.NOM PAST-1-go DAT-dog
I went to the dog.

The genitive meanwhile has a broader meaning than is typically used. For instance, it is used where many other languages would use a locative case:

a iebauna fifanot
a i- e-bauna fi- fanot
1.S.NOM FUT-1-eat GEN-field
I will eat in the field.

Naturally, the genitive is also used to denote ownership or composition.

a iebauna fifanot fiapudi fiar
a i- e-bauna fi- fanot fi- apudi fi-ar
1.S.NOM FUT-1-eat GEN-field GEN-root GEN-woman
I will eat in (the) field of root(s) of (the) woman.
I will eat in the woman's root-field.

The instrumental case is also somewhat expanded from conventional definitions. It is used in the context of not only something used to achieve something, but also for movement through something (combining the meanings of what are often called perlative, prolative, prosecutive, and vialis cases).

a aiepa difanot
a ai- e-pa di- fanot
1.S.NOM IMP-1-go INSTR-field
I was going along/through (the) field

==Verbal Morphology==
Verbs conjugate for tense, mood, person, and number in a somewhat agglutinative fashion.

a deim aiebauna
a deim ai-e-bauna
1.S.NOM 3.S.INANI.STR/ACC IMP-1-eat
I was eating that.

This is roughly one of the most simple conjugations, as the mood is realis and the subject's number is singular (although, even if it was plural it would be marked without that because the subject is not in first person). For a more complex example:

ti deim inababauna
ti deim i-n-a-ba-bauna
3.P.NOM 3.S.INANI.STR/AC FUT-IRR-2-P-eat
They might go and eat that.

To begin, the tense and aspect section proceeds all others, then the mood-encoding morphemes (or a null), then the obligatory person marker, and then the plural marker, if necessary, and finally the root noun-verb.

Starting with tense, four major distinctions are made - perfect, past imperfect, present progressive, and future. Each has its own marker on regular verbs, and these are virtually always distinct on irregulars as well. For example:

a uebauna
a u-e-bauna
1.S.NOM PRF-1-eat
I ate.

a aiebauna
a ai-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-1-eat
I was eating.

a eebauna
a e-e-bauna
1.S.NOM PROG-1-eat
I'm eating.

a iebauna
a i-e-bauna
1.S.NOM FUT-1-eat
I will/shall eat.

Moving on to mood, four moods are distinguished. These are the realis (null), irrealis (-n-), negative (-z-), and emphatic (-t-). Realis functions similarly to the indicative of other languages, but is used for statements that are known to be true or would be true given the correct changes (the then clause in and if-then construction). Irrealis mirrors this, being used for statements that may be true, could be true, or are unknown as to their validity, as well as in the if-clause in said constructions. Negative is used obviously to mark a statement as false. Meanwhile, the emphatic has a more convoluted meaning. Used for all imperatives (even negatives, which mark their negativity in a different manner), it is associated with things that should or must or otherwise have some requirement to be true.

a aiebauna
a ai-0-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-REAL-1-eat
I was eating.

a ainebauna
a ai-n-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-IRR-1-eat
I may have been eating.

a aizebauna
a ai-z-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-NEG-1-eat
I wasn't eating.

a aitebauna
a ai-t-e-bauna
1.S.NOM IMP-EMPH-1-eat
I needed to eat.

As for person, it's relatively simple, as there are only three versions: -e- for first person, -a- for second, and -o- for third.

a eebauna
a e-e-bauna
1.S.NOM PROG-1-eat
I'm eating.

noɻ eabauna
noɻ e-a-bauna
1.S.NOM PROG-2-eat
You're eating.

daun eobauna
daun e-o-bauna
3.S.ANI.NOM PROG-3-eat
(S)He's eating.

The plurality of the subject is only encoded for third person (and then the singular is marked with a null, so marking in total is very limited). For example:

daun eobauna
daun e-o-bauna
3.S.ANI.NOM PROG-3-eat
(S)He's eating.

ti eobabauna
ti e-o-ba-bauna
3.P.NOM PROG-3-P-eat
They're eating.

=Syntax=

=Lexicon=
[Rajat Lexicon]

=Changes from [[Central Measceineafh]]=
*p > f word terminally
*f v ʒ x > DELETE
*z > ɻ
*θ > f
*ei ou > e o when unstressed
*f# v# s# z# > DELETE
*ɟʝ) > ɟ
*æi ɑi ei oi ui əi > e æ i ø y ɛ > e æ i e i ɛ
*æCi ɑCi eCi oCi uCi > eCi æCi iCi eCi iCi
**Where C is /p b f m k h ɟ ç/
*æ ɑ > a
*e [-stress|+closed syllable] > ɛ > ə > a
*ʃ > ç
*q > h
*i > DELETES when word final and proceeded by a front vowel
*l ɭ ɻ > DELETE when syllable final
*Stress regularizes to intial where there are three or fewer syllables; penultimate where there are more.
*Fusion of fi (genitive), di (instrumental), and ni (dative) to beginning of nouns produces further cases and pushes stress back to second syllable, when it then regularizes again to penultimate in all words (except nouns, where it is initial for nominative and accusative (prior to the adding of the prefixes).

Proto-Rajo-Faraneit Root List

2011-04-07T12:43:15Z

Humancadaver101: /* k */

This is a compendium of all roots in [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. The following orthography will be used for maximum ease:

/p b t d k q pf) bv) ts) tθ) f v θ x/ 
/m n r ɻ l ɭ/ <m n r r' l l'>
/æ ɑ ɛ e i o u/ <ä a ë e i o u> (when stressed <à á è é í ó ú>)

==a==
*adsäs - MOD irritating

*ámik - N rain

*aptít - VN haggle

*asbas - MOD flat

*asiéna - MOD final, last, terminal

==ä==
*äsa - N silence

*äsda - N wound

==b==
*bàunic - VN eat

*bonác - VN practice

==bv==

==d==
damäifa - N strap, buckle, belt

==e==

==ë==

==f==
*fäkéi - N example

==h==
*hä - MOD merciful

==i==

==k==
*käth - VN wither, deteriorate

==l==

==l'==

==m==
miká - VN shift

==n==

==o==
*óutir - N dust

==p==
*péit - VN search (for)

*pít - VN try, attempt

==pf==
*pfäkí - N shape, form

==q==

==r==

==r'==

==s==
*s- = ''prefix'' not, without

==t==

==ts==

==th==
*tha - MOD polite

==u==
*útir - N fox, dog

==v==

==x==
*xàur - MOD bothersome, annoying
*xor - MOD shocking, improper

Proto-Rajo-Faraneit Root List

2011-04-07T12:41:33Z

Humancadaver101: /* k */

This is a compendium of all roots in [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. The following orthography will be used for maximum ease:

/p b t d k q pf) bv) ts) tθ) f v θ x/ 
/m n r ɻ l ɭ/ <m n r r' l l'>
/æ ɑ ɛ e i o u/ <ä a ë e i o u> (when stressed <à á è é í ó ú>)

==a==
*adsäs - MOD irritating

*ámik - N rain

*aptít - VN haggle

*asbas - MOD flat

*asiéna - MOD final, last, terminal

==ä==
*äsa - N silence

*äsda - N wound

==b==
*bàunic - VN eat

*bonác - VN practice

==bv==

==d==
damäifa - N strap, buckle, belt

==e==

==ë==

==f==
*fäkéi - N example

==h==
*hä - MOD merciful

==i==

==k==
*käfh - VN wither, deteriorate

==l==

==l'==

==m==
miká - VN shift

==n==

==o==
*óutir - N dust

==p==
*péit - VN search (for)

*pít - VN try, attempt

==pf==
*pfäkí - N shape, form

==q==

==r==

==r'==

==s==
*s- = ''prefix'' not, without

==t==

==ts==

==th==
*tha - MOD polite

==u==
*útir - N fox, dog

==v==

==x==
*xàur - MOD bothersome, annoying
*xor - MOD shocking, improper

Rajo-Faraneih Languages

2011-04-07T04:12:01Z

Humancadaver101: /* General Similarities and Patterns */

The Rajo-Faraneih Language Family is a large block of languages spread through out northwestern Lescealh which derive from [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. Because of the enormous diversity within the family, categorization is difficult, although not impossible.

==Categorization==
*Central Group
**RF1 - [[Central Measceineafh]]
***[[Rajat]]
***[[Fraze]]
**RF2 - [[Western Measceineafh]]
***[[Fórong]]
***[[Furonj]]
**RF3 - Southern Measceineafh
***[[Kelsiut]]
*Southern Group
**RF4 - Razoheariscah
***[[Tir'àata]]
***[[Tiijáta]]
***[[Tiijaato]]
*Northern Group
**RF5 - Lescealh
***[[Faraneit|Classical Faraneit]]
***[[Poleiseam Faraneik]]
***[[Northeastern Hameih Lescealh Faraneit|Heajaz Faraneit]]
***[[Kupmec Faraneit]]
***[[Central Lescealh Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah_Faraneit#Lhezoat_Dialect|Lhezoat Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah_Faraneit#Cohut_Dialect|Cohut Faraneit]]
**RF6 - Kupeameiceah
***[[Hana]]
*Eastern Group
**RF7 - Pre-Bokeih
***[[!suta]]

==Central Group==
The Central Group is the most diverse of the main groups. The main reason for the grouping of these three distinct branches from PRF into one supragroup is that they all allow the existance of a phoneme /g/. Of the remaining languages, there is no /g/ and only a few examples of [g]. In other words, the split recognition of voice has been replaced by a full voiced/voiceless distinction for the plosives, and in most cases the fricative series as well.

Another principle commonality is the preservation of having a pitch-stress system (although not perfectly preserved from PRF in any case) but not a full tonality system, like the Southern Group.

The final principle commonality is the complete dissolution of the retroflex liquids from PRF, and with the creation of no alternative retroflex consonants. This, however, occurs through a variety of means.

Within this group, RF1 is known for extensive fricative deletion, as well as an extreme shift towards SVO and SOV constructions, notably deviating from the VSO dominance of PRF. Here, *l and *ɭ are preserved, yet *ɻ and *r merged, then became [ɖ] word initally, [z] between vowels, and [ɻ] in clusters.

RF2 is notable for its extensive number of vowel qualities (as many as eleven) and its preservation of the voiceless affricates in some dialects, as well as the more universal reanalysis of voiced affricates as voiced aspirates. Grammatically, RF2 is much more conservative and preserves the majority of the isolating features of PRF while maintaining the VSO word order. In this group, *ɻ also became a (usually nasal) flap, but *r deteriorated into /ʔ/ then deleted in many dialects. On the other hand, the *l - *ɭ distinction remained, but *ɭ shifted into /ɬ/

On the other hand, RF3 is rather innovative grammatically, evolving terminal mutations in relation to plurality and adjectives following the noun. It also developed SVO word order, reduced *l and *r to /ɺ/ and changed *ɭ *ɻ into /l/ and /r/, respectively, after leniting the affricate series.

==Southern Group==
The Southern Group contrasts with the chaotic Central Group with its extreme homogeneity. All of the three descendent languages have dissolved the partial voice distinction, instead of having a Central Group complete distinction, extreme lenition of the voiced stops and fricatives destroyed the instances of distinction. The areal influence of the indigenous [[Sjisia]] dialects is believed to have resulted in tonogenesis, in tandem with a sudden period of notable [[Kelsiut]] influence creating certain conditions aiding this process.

Original syllable terminal *w became [ɣ] or [g] dependent on language, which in turn produced low tone and high tone respectively. Contemporaneously, syllable terminal *j became [ʒ] or [ʔ] again dependent on dialect, and later deleted and produced low or high tone. The sudden formation of [g ɣ ʒ ʔ] is believed to have been the result of sudden interaction with the Kelsiut speakers, which during the time period had recently evolved phonemic /g ɣ ʒ/, even if the contrast was admittedly limited.

The deletion of these voiced phonemes producing tone is only one example from various influences of the [[Sjisia]] speakers. Originally a mere allophonic distinction, *k split into phonemes /k kp) c/ showing influence from both High Sjisia, which has phonemic /k c/, and Low Sjisia, which has phonemic /k kp)/.

There is also ample evidence of dramatic phonetic influence from the local [[Héhà]] speakers, which potentially gave areal support to the tonogenesis process due to its fairly tonal nature. In addition, the frequent preference of /ʌ/ as a middle back vowel over /o/ was directly absorbed from this group.

While showing the least tonogenesis, [[Tiijaato]] arguably shows by far the most Sjisia influence as far as phonotactics, visible from the complete adoption of a (C)V syllable structure, while the other two modern languages still maintained (C)V(C).

Grammatically, all of the languages show compromise between preserving Proto-Rajo-Faraneit and Sjisia influence. All of them are extremely similar in the notably isolating tendencies. The historical future tense has ceased usage and has been replaced with the same historically modal construction in all three. A copula form has also developed, although its use is somewhat restricted.

Another notable innovation, this time independently created, is the inchoative "voice" which appears to have been modeled from a combination of the copula form and imperfect tense.

==Northern Group==
The Northern Group is the most widely spoken and one of the more conservative branches of the Rajo-Faraneit Language Family. Hana and the various pieces of the Faraneit dialect spectrum are united by a variety of morphological, syntactic, and phonetic similarities.

Phonetically, this group has been prone to highly specific but extreme innovations, such as (generally) universal deletion of *ɑ and the maintenance of a voicing distinction in the alveolar and labial series, but the failure to development of one in the velar or uvular series. Notably the absolute lack of [g ɢ] was maintained by the Hana subset while the vast majority of Faraneih dialects did the same.

The two strains differ, however, in their approach the sudden increase in clusters caused by the wholesale deletion of *ɑ. Hana relied heavily on torsion, while Faraneit used both epenthetic vowels and deletion. Both strains are also notable for their unusual development of front rounded vowels (only in Kupmec and other Faraneit dialects, within the Faraneit subset), which can not be explained by areal influence, since exposure to Bokeih speakers, the Malaba speakers, and various other groups universally did not include those with either /y ø/.

Syntactically, both subsets where less conservative, although compared to the other main branches they were still lacking extreme innovation. Faraneit in particular strengthened the VSO constructions, while Hana maintained the originally more free word order, which other descendants, including Faraneit restricted more frequently. In full, however, this entire group maintained the freer word order much more readily, even within Faraneit.

Morphologically, both groups created interesting verb couplets regarding intentionality. The infix *ɑs was incorporated into a variety of verbs resulting in a number of pairs. In Faraneit, these were reanalyzed as a distinction between sensing something or sensing a certain characteristic of something. Needless to say, Faraneit failed to preserve any of the couplets aside from those for sensation verbs.

Hana, on the other hand, expanded the distinction to include several motion verbs among others, while also maintaining the distinction as one of intention-"unintention".

Both reduced to original auxilaries to verbal suffixes, ultimately resulting in highly synthetic verb forms. They differed dramatically however in terms of nominal grammar, where Faraneit preserved the extremes of isolation that Proto-Rajo-Faraneit practiced, while Hana developed some level of synthesis, although not a significant amount.

==Eastern Group==
The now-extinct Eastern Group contained only one language !suta, which was remarkable for developing an extreme level of vowel harmony and gaining an entire class of click consonants while maintaining a strange level of conservatism concerning grammatical innovation - maintaining the aspect-tense system almost purely from Proto-Rajo-Faraneit.

==General Similarities and Patterns==
Notable patterns emerge among the living descendants of Proto-Rajo-Faraneit in multiple contexts. While these languages usually adopted the phonetic qualities of more localized linguistic regions, most retained a few shared grammatical traits, which the spread of RF languages helped normalize throughout the Measceineafh and beyond. The most widespread of these is the particular mapping of the cases (or in certain languages, nearly cliticized positions that constitute pseudo-cases) to additional spatial meanings, using this system:

{| class="wikitable"
!description
!exact linguistic term
!"typical" Indo-European language (Russian)
!"typical" Rajo-Faraneih language (Faraneih)
|-
|'''Destination (to)'''
|Lative
|Accusative
|Dative
|-
|'''Origin/Source (from)'''
|Venitive
|Genitive
|Ablative
|-
|'''Path (through/across)'''
|Perlative
|Dative
|Instrumental
|-
|'''Space, location (in)'''
|Locative/Inessive
|"Prepositional"/Locative
|Genitive
|}

Rajo-Faraneih Languages

2011-04-07T04:11:11Z

Humancadaver101: /* General Similarities and Patterns */

The Rajo-Faraneih Language Family is a large block of languages spread through out northwestern Lescealh which derive from [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. Because of the enormous diversity within the family, categorization is difficult, although not impossible.

==Categorization==
*Central Group
**RF1 - [[Central Measceineafh]]
***[[Rajat]]
***[[Fraze]]
**RF2 - [[Western Measceineafh]]
***[[Fórong]]
***[[Furonj]]
**RF3 - Southern Measceineafh
***[[Kelsiut]]
*Southern Group
**RF4 - Razoheariscah
***[[Tir'àata]]
***[[Tiijáta]]
***[[Tiijaato]]
*Northern Group
**RF5 - Lescealh
***[[Faraneit|Classical Faraneit]]
***[[Poleiseam Faraneik]]
***[[Northeastern Hameih Lescealh Faraneit|Heajaz Faraneit]]
***[[Kupmec Faraneit]]
***[[Central Lescealh Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah_Faraneit#Lhezoat_Dialect|Lhezoat Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah_Faraneit#Cohut_Dialect|Cohut Faraneit]]
**RF6 - Kupeameiceah
***[[Hana]]
*Eastern Group
**RF7 - Pre-Bokeih
***[[!suta]]

==Central Group==
The Central Group is the most diverse of the main groups. The main reason for the grouping of these three distinct branches from PRF into one supragroup is that they all allow the existance of a phoneme /g/. Of the remaining languages, there is no /g/ and only a few examples of [g]. In other words, the split recognition of voice has been replaced by a full voiced/voiceless distinction for the plosives, and in most cases the fricative series as well.

Another principle commonality is the preservation of having a pitch-stress system (although not perfectly preserved from PRF in any case) but not a full tonality system, like the Southern Group.

The final principle commonality is the complete dissolution of the retroflex liquids from PRF, and with the creation of no alternative retroflex consonants. This, however, occurs through a variety of means.

Within this group, RF1 is known for extensive fricative deletion, as well as an extreme shift towards SVO and SOV constructions, notably deviating from the VSO dominance of PRF. Here, *l and *ɭ are preserved, yet *ɻ and *r merged, then became [ɖ] word initally, [z] between vowels, and [ɻ] in clusters.

RF2 is notable for its extensive number of vowel qualities (as many as eleven) and its preservation of the voiceless affricates in some dialects, as well as the more universal reanalysis of voiced affricates as voiced aspirates. Grammatically, RF2 is much more conservative and preserves the majority of the isolating features of PRF while maintaining the VSO word order. In this group, *ɻ also became a (usually nasal) flap, but *r deteriorated into /ʔ/ then deleted in many dialects. On the other hand, the *l - *ɭ distinction remained, but *ɭ shifted into /ɬ/

On the other hand, RF3 is rather innovative grammatically, evolving terminal mutations in relation to plurality and adjectives following the noun. It also developed SVO word order, reduced *l and *r to /ɺ/ and changed *ɭ *ɻ into /l/ and /r/, respectively, after leniting the affricate series.

==Southern Group==
The Southern Group contrasts with the chaotic Central Group with its extreme homogeneity. All of the three descendent languages have dissolved the partial voice distinction, instead of having a Central Group complete distinction, extreme lenition of the voiced stops and fricatives destroyed the instances of distinction. The areal influence of the indigenous [[Sjisia]] dialects is believed to have resulted in tonogenesis, in tandem with a sudden period of notable [[Kelsiut]] influence creating certain conditions aiding this process.

Original syllable terminal *w became [ɣ] or [g] dependent on language, which in turn produced low tone and high tone respectively. Contemporaneously, syllable terminal *j became [ʒ] or [ʔ] again dependent on dialect, and later deleted and produced low or high tone. The sudden formation of [g ɣ ʒ ʔ] is believed to have been the result of sudden interaction with the Kelsiut speakers, which during the time period had recently evolved phonemic /g ɣ ʒ/, even if the contrast was admittedly limited.

The deletion of these voiced phonemes producing tone is only one example from various influences of the [[Sjisia]] speakers. Originally a mere allophonic distinction, *k split into phonemes /k kp) c/ showing influence from both High Sjisia, which has phonemic /k c/, and Low Sjisia, which has phonemic /k kp)/.

There is also ample evidence of dramatic phonetic influence from the local [[Héhà]] speakers, which potentially gave areal support to the tonogenesis process due to its fairly tonal nature. In addition, the frequent preference of /ʌ/ as a middle back vowel over /o/ was directly absorbed from this group.

While showing the least tonogenesis, [[Tiijaato]] arguably shows by far the most Sjisia influence as far as phonotactics, visible from the complete adoption of a (C)V syllable structure, while the other two modern languages still maintained (C)V(C).

Grammatically, all of the languages show compromise between preserving Proto-Rajo-Faraneit and Sjisia influence. All of them are extremely similar in the notably isolating tendencies. The historical future tense has ceased usage and has been replaced with the same historically modal construction in all three. A copula form has also developed, although its use is somewhat restricted.

Another notable innovation, this time independently created, is the inchoative "voice" which appears to have been modeled from a combination of the copula form and imperfect tense.

==Northern Group==
The Northern Group is the most widely spoken and one of the more conservative branches of the Rajo-Faraneit Language Family. Hana and the various pieces of the Faraneit dialect spectrum are united by a variety of morphological, syntactic, and phonetic similarities.

Phonetically, this group has been prone to highly specific but extreme innovations, such as (generally) universal deletion of *ɑ and the maintenance of a voicing distinction in the alveolar and labial series, but the failure to development of one in the velar or uvular series. Notably the absolute lack of [g ɢ] was maintained by the Hana subset while the vast majority of Faraneih dialects did the same.

The two strains differ, however, in their approach the sudden increase in clusters caused by the wholesale deletion of *ɑ. Hana relied heavily on torsion, while Faraneit used both epenthetic vowels and deletion. Both strains are also notable for their unusual development of front rounded vowels (only in Kupmec and other Faraneit dialects, within the Faraneit subset), which can not be explained by areal influence, since exposure to Bokeih speakers, the Malaba speakers, and various other groups universally did not include those with either /y ø/.

Syntactically, both subsets where less conservative, although compared to the other main branches they were still lacking extreme innovation. Faraneit in particular strengthened the VSO constructions, while Hana maintained the originally more free word order, which other descendants, including Faraneit restricted more frequently. In full, however, this entire group maintained the freer word order much more readily, even within Faraneit.

Morphologically, both groups created interesting verb couplets regarding intentionality. The infix *ɑs was incorporated into a variety of verbs resulting in a number of pairs. In Faraneit, these were reanalyzed as a distinction between sensing something or sensing a certain characteristic of something. Needless to say, Faraneit failed to preserve any of the couplets aside from those for sensation verbs.

Hana, on the other hand, expanded the distinction to include several motion verbs among others, while also maintaining the distinction as one of intention-"unintention".

Both reduced to original auxilaries to verbal suffixes, ultimately resulting in highly synthetic verb forms. They differed dramatically however in terms of nominal grammar, where Faraneit preserved the extremes of isolation that Proto-Rajo-Faraneit practiced, while Hana developed some level of synthesis, although not a significant amount.

==Eastern Group==
The now-extinct Eastern Group contained only one language !suta, which was remarkable for developing an extreme level of vowel harmony and gaining an entire class of click consonants while maintaining a strange level of conservatism concerning grammatical innovation - maintaining the aspect-tense system almost purely from Proto-Rajo-Faraneit.

==General Similarities and Patterns==
Notable patterns emerge among the living descendants of Proto-Rajo-Faraneit in multiple contexts. While these languages usually adopted the phonetic qualities of more localized linguistic regions, most retained a few shared grammatical traits, which the spread of RF languages helped normalize throughout the Measceineafh and beyond. The most widespread of these is the particular mapping of the cases (or in certain languages, nearly cliticized positions that constitute pseudo-cases) to additional spatial meanings, using this system:

{| class="wikitable"
!exact linguistic term
!"typical" Indo-European language (Russian)
!"typical" Rajo-Faraneih language (Faraneih)
|-
|'''Destination (to)'''
|Lative
|Accusative
|Dative
|-
|'''Origin/Source (from)'''
|Venitive
|Genitive
|Ablative
|-
|'''Path (through/across)'''
|Perlative
|Dative
|Instrumental
|-
|'''Space, location (in)'''
|Locative/Inessive
|"Prepositional"/Locative
|Genitive
|}

Rajo-Faraneih Languages

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The Rajo-Faraneih Language Family is a large block of languages spread through out northwestern Lescealh which derive from [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. Because of the enormous diversity within the family, categorization is difficult, although not impossible.

==Categorization==
*Central Group
**RF1 - [[Central Measceineafh]]
***[[Rajat]]
***[[Fraze]]
**RF2 - [[Western Measceineafh]]
***[[Fórong]]
***[[Furonj]]
**RF3 - Southern Measceineafh
***[[Kelsiut]]
*Southern Group
**RF4 - Razoheariscah
***[[Tir'àata]]
***[[Tiijáta]]
***[[Tiijaato]]
*Northern Group
**RF5 - Lescealh
***[[Faraneit|Classical Faraneit]]
***[[Poleiseam Faraneik]]
***[[Northeastern Hameih Lescealh Faraneit|Heajaz Faraneit]]
***[[Kupmec Faraneit]]
***[[Central Lescealh Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah_Faraneit#Lhezoat_Dialect|Lhezoat Faraneit]]
***[[Scekoah_Faraneit#Cohut_Dialect|Cohut Faraneit]]
**RF6 - Kupeameiceah
***[[Hana]]
*Eastern Group
**RF7 - Pre-Bokeih
***[[!suta]]

==Central Group==
The Central Group is the most diverse of the main groups. The main reason for the grouping of these three distinct branches from PRF into one supragroup is that they all allow the existance of a phoneme /g/. Of the remaining languages, there is no /g/ and only a few examples of [g]. In other words, the split recognition of voice has been replaced by a full voiced/voiceless distinction for the plosives, and in most cases the fricative series as well.

Another principle commonality is the preservation of having a pitch-stress system (although not perfectly preserved from PRF in any case) but not a full tonality system, like the Southern Group.

The final principle commonality is the complete dissolution of the retroflex liquids from PRF, and with the creation of no alternative retroflex consonants. This, however, occurs through a variety of means.

Within this group, RF1 is known for extensive fricative deletion, as well as an extreme shift towards SVO and SOV constructions, notably deviating from the VSO dominance of PRF. Here, *l and *ɭ are preserved, yet *ɻ and *r merged, then became [ɖ] word initally, [z] between vowels, and [ɻ] in clusters.

RF2 is notable for its extensive number of vowel qualities (as many as eleven) and its preservation of the voiceless affricates in some dialects, as well as the more universal reanalysis of voiced affricates as voiced aspirates. Grammatically, RF2 is much more conservative and preserves the majority of the isolating features of PRF while maintaining the VSO word order. In this group, *ɻ also became a (usually nasal) flap, but *r deteriorated into /ʔ/ then deleted in many dialects. On the other hand, the *l - *ɭ distinction remained, but *ɭ shifted into /ɬ/

On the other hand, RF3 is rather innovative grammatically, evolving terminal mutations in relation to plurality and adjectives following the noun. It also developed SVO word order, reduced *l and *r to /ɺ/ and changed *ɭ *ɻ into /l/ and /r/, respectively, after leniting the affricate series.

==Southern Group==
The Southern Group contrasts with the chaotic Central Group with its extreme homogeneity. All of the three descendent languages have dissolved the partial voice distinction, instead of having a Central Group complete distinction, extreme lenition of the voiced stops and fricatives destroyed the instances of distinction. The areal influence of the indigenous [[Sjisia]] dialects is believed to have resulted in tonogenesis, in tandem with a sudden period of notable [[Kelsiut]] influence creating certain conditions aiding this process.

Original syllable terminal *w became [ɣ] or [g] dependent on language, which in turn produced low tone and high tone respectively. Contemporaneously, syllable terminal *j became [ʒ] or [ʔ] again dependent on dialect, and later deleted and produced low or high tone. The sudden formation of [g ɣ ʒ ʔ] is believed to have been the result of sudden interaction with the Kelsiut speakers, which during the time period had recently evolved phonemic /g ɣ ʒ/, even if the contrast was admittedly limited.

The deletion of these voiced phonemes producing tone is only one example from various influences of the [[Sjisia]] speakers. Originally a mere allophonic distinction, *k split into phonemes /k kp) c/ showing influence from both High Sjisia, which has phonemic /k c/, and Low Sjisia, which has phonemic /k kp)/.

There is also ample evidence of dramatic phonetic influence from the local [[Héhà]] speakers, which potentially gave areal support to the tonogenesis process due to its fairly tonal nature. In addition, the frequent preference of /ʌ/ as a middle back vowel over /o/ was directly absorbed from this group.

While showing the least tonogenesis, [[Tiijaato]] arguably shows by far the most Sjisia influence as far as phonotactics, visible from the complete adoption of a (C)V syllable structure, while the other two modern languages still maintained (C)V(C).

Grammatically, all of the languages show compromise between preserving Proto-Rajo-Faraneit and Sjisia influence. All of them are extremely similar in the notably isolating tendencies. The historical future tense has ceased usage and has been replaced with the same historically modal construction in all three. A copula form has also developed, although its use is somewhat restricted.

Another notable innovation, this time independently created, is the inchoative "voice" which appears to have been modeled from a combination of the copula form and imperfect tense.

==Northern Group==
The Northern Group is the most widely spoken and one of the more conservative branches of the Rajo-Faraneit Language Family. Hana and the various pieces of the Faraneit dialect spectrum are united by a variety of morphological, syntactic, and phonetic similarities.

Phonetically, this group has been prone to highly specific but extreme innovations, such as (generally) universal deletion of *ɑ and the maintenance of a voicing distinction in the alveolar and labial series, but the failure to development of one in the velar or uvular series. Notably the absolute lack of [g ɢ] was maintained by the Hana subset while the vast majority of Faraneih dialects did the same.

The two strains differ, however, in their approach the sudden increase in clusters caused by the wholesale deletion of *ɑ. Hana relied heavily on torsion, while Faraneit used both epenthetic vowels and deletion. Both strains are also notable for their unusual development of front rounded vowels (only in Kupmec and other Faraneit dialects, within the Faraneit subset), which can not be explained by areal influence, since exposure to Bokeih speakers, the Malaba speakers, and various other groups universally did not include those with either /y ø/.

Syntactically, both subsets where less conservative, although compared to the other main branches they were still lacking extreme innovation. Faraneit in particular strengthened the VSO constructions, while Hana maintained the originally more free word order, which other descendants, including Faraneit restricted more frequently. In full, however, this entire group maintained the freer word order much more readily, even within Faraneit.

Morphologically, both groups created interesting verb couplets regarding intentionality. The infix *ɑs was incorporated into a variety of verbs resulting in a number of pairs. In Faraneit, these were reanalyzed as a distinction between sensing something or sensing a certain characteristic of something. Needless to say, Faraneit failed to preserve any of the couplets aside from those for sensation verbs.

Hana, on the other hand, expanded the distinction to include several motion verbs among others, while also maintaining the distinction as one of intention-"unintention".

Both reduced to original auxilaries to verbal suffixes, ultimately resulting in highly synthetic verb forms. They differed dramatically however in terms of nominal grammar, where Faraneit preserved the extremes of isolation that Proto-Rajo-Faraneit practiced, while Hana developed some level of synthesis, although not a significant amount.

==Eastern Group==
The now-extinct Eastern Group contained only one language !suta, which was remarkable for developing an extreme level of vowel harmony and gaining an entire class of click consonants while maintaining a strange level of conservatism concerning grammatical innovation - maintaining the aspect-tense system almost purely from Proto-Rajo-Faraneit.

==General Similarities and Patterns==
Notable patterns emerge among the living descendants of Proto-Rajo-Faraneit in multiple contexts. While these languages usually adopted the phonetic qualities of more localized linguistic regions, most retained a few shared grammatical traits, which the spread of RF languages helped normalize throughout the Measceineafh and beyond. The most widespread of these is the particular mapping of the cases (or in certain languages, nearly cliticized positions that constitute pseudo-cases) to additional spatial meanings, using this system:

{| class="wikitable"
!  
!Bilabial
!Labio-Dental
|-
|'''Stop'''
| align=center | {{IPA|p  b}}
|  
|-
|'''Nasal'''
| align=center | {{IPA|m}}
|  
|-
|'''Fricative'''
|  
| align=center | {{IPA|f  v}}
|-
|'''Approximant'''
|  
|  
|-
|'''Lateral Flap'''
|  
|  
|}

Rajo-Faraneih Languages

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Humancadaver101:

Rajo-Faraneih Languages

2011-04-07T03:17:55Z

Humancadaver101: /* Northern Group */

Talk:Hana Lexicon

2011-04-07T02:54:52Z

Humancadaver101:

Why are all of the entries in caps? Is the language meant to be yelled? [[User:Qang|~Sano~]]

I find it easier to distinguish between the entry and the description/definition that way. Sorry if it's annoying. [[User:Humancadaver101|Humancadaver101]] 19:54, 6 April 2011 (PDT)

Talk:Atpisto

2011-04-07T02:52:53Z

Humancadaver101:

What exactly is a "slant phoneme"? Google turns up only one other FW page of yours, and some poet talking about phonaesthetics. --[[User:Tropylium|John Vertical]] 13:23, 13 March 2009 (UTC)

Sorry I didn't see this for a while. Usually, they're created when borrowing from a neighboring language (or languages) especially in cases of rampant bilingualism forces a language to sometimes or conditionally consider a largely borrowed phone as a phoneme (or near to one). The only real world example I can think of are [ʧ] and [ʤ] in German, which are in most dialects are essentially phonemes (but they still have a somewhat contested status). As far as I can tell the term has little currency, but I don't know of a more academic alternative (I think slant phoneme is being used analogously to slant rhyme, an almost rhyming pair, which explains the poet) [[User:Humancadaver101|Humancadaver101]] 19:52, 6 April 2011 (PDT)

Talk:Atpisto

2011-04-07T02:50:00Z

Humancadaver101:

What exactly is a "slant phoneme"? Google turns up only one other FW page of yours, and some poet talking about phonaesthetics. --[[User:Tropylium|John Vertical]] 13:23, 13 March 2009 (UTC)

Sorry I didn't see this for a while. Usually, they're created when borrowing from a neighboring language (or languages) especially in cases of rampant bilingualism forces a language to sometimes or conditionally consider a largely borrowed phone as a phoneme (or near to one). The only real world example I can think of are [ʧ] and [ʤ] in German, which are in most dialects are essentially phonemes (but they still have a somewhat contested status). As far as I can tell the term has little currency, but I don't know of a more academic alternative (I think slant phoneme is being used analogously to slant rhyme, an almost rhyming pair, which explains the poet) --[[User:humancadaver101|Schwhatever]] 10:49, 6 April 2011

Talk:Atpisto

2011-04-07T02:47:15Z

Humancadaver101:

Faraneit Lexicon

2011-04-07T02:26:48Z

Humancadaver101: /* k */

[[Faraneit]]
==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOAKAS = ''name, n'' specific Classical Faraneih philosopher, or the school of thought he founded

KOAKASEIH = ''n'' philosopher that follows koakas

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HAKUVASAH = ''n'' traitor, turncoat

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Proto-Rajo-Faraneit Root List

2010-07-22T20:20:56Z

Humancadaver101: /* d */

This is a compendium of all roots in [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. The following orthography will be used for maximum ease:

/p b t d k q pf) bv) ts) tθ) f v θ x/ 
/m n r ɻ l ɭ/ <m n r r' l l'>
/æ ɑ ɛ e i o u/ <ä a ë e i o u> (when stressed <à á è é í ó ú>)

==a==
*adsäs - MOD irritating

*ámik - N rain

*aptít - VN haggle

*asbas - MOD flat

*asiéna - MOD final, last, terminal

==ä==
*äsa - N silence

*äsda - N wound

==b==
*bàunic - VN eat

*bonác - VN practice

==bv==

==d==
damäifa - N strap, buckle, belt

==e==

==ë==

==f==
*fäkéi - N example

==h==
*hä - MOD merciful

==i==

==k==

==l==

==l'==

==m==
miká - VN shift

==n==

==o==
*óutir - N dust

==p==
*péit - VN search (for)

*pít - VN try, attempt

==pf==
*pfäkí - N shape, form

==q==

==r==

==r'==

==s==
*s- = ''prefix'' not, without

==t==

==ts==

==th==
*tha - MOD polite

==u==
*útir - N fox, dog

==v==

==x==
*xàur - MOD bothersome, annoying
*xor - MOD shocking, improper

Proto-Rajo-Faraneit Root List

2010-07-22T20:20:36Z

Humancadaver101: /* d */

This is a compendium of all roots in [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. The following orthography will be used for maximum ease:

/p b t d k q pf) bv) ts) tθ) f v θ x/ 
/m n r ɻ l ɭ/ <m n r r' l l'>
/æ ɑ ɛ e i o u/ <ä a ë e i o u> (when stressed <à á è é í ó ú>)

==a==
*adsäs - MOD irritating

*ámik - N rain

*aptít - VN haggle

*asbas - MOD flat

*asiéna - MOD final, last, terminal

==ä==
*äsa - N silence

*äsda - N wound

==b==
*bàunic - VN eat

*bonác - VN practice

==bv==

==d==
dämaifä - N strap, buckle, belt

==e==

==ë==

==f==
*fäkéi - N example

==h==
*hä - MOD merciful

==i==

==k==

==l==

==l'==

==m==
miká - VN shift

==n==

==o==
*óutir - N dust

==p==
*péit - VN search (for)

*pít - VN try, attempt

==pf==
*pfäkí - N shape, form

==q==

==r==

==r'==

==s==
*s- = ''prefix'' not, without

==t==

==ts==

==th==
*tha - MOD polite

==u==
*útir - N fox, dog

==v==

==x==
*xàur - MOD bothersome, annoying
*xor - MOD shocking, improper

Proto-Rajo-Faraneit Root List

2010-07-22T20:18:01Z

Humancadaver101: /* s */

This is a compendium of all roots in [[Proto-Rajo-Faraneit]]. The following orthography will be used for maximum ease:

/p b t d k q pf) bv) ts) tθ) f v θ x/ 
/m n r ɻ l ɭ/ <m n r r' l l'>
/æ ɑ ɛ e i o u/ <ä a ë e i o u> (when stressed <à á è é í ó ú>)

==a==
*adsäs - MOD irritating

*ámik - N rain

*aptít - VN haggle

*asbas - MOD flat

*asiéna - MOD final, last, terminal

==ä==
*äsa - N silence

*äsda - N wound

==b==
*bàunic - VN eat

*bonác - VN practice

==bv==

==d==

==e==

==ë==

==f==
*fäkéi - N example

==h==
*hä - MOD merciful

==i==

==k==

==l==

==l'==

==m==
miká - VN shift

==n==

==o==
*óutir - N dust

==p==
*péit - VN search (for)

*pít - VN try, attempt

==pf==
*pfäkí - N shape, form

==q==

==r==

==r'==

==s==
*s- = ''prefix'' not, without

==t==

==ts==

==th==
*tha - MOD polite

==u==
*útir - N fox, dog

==v==

==x==
*xàur - MOD bothersome, annoying
*xor - MOD shocking, improper

Faraneit Lexicon

2010-07-22T20:16:46Z

Humancadaver101: /* z */

[[Faraneit]]
==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMEAF = ''adj/adv'' free, loose, insecurely tethered, independent, feral

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIHEJ = ''v'' to agree with someone, to support some one

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less, ''n'' estimate, guess

HEICEJ = ''v'' to guess, to estimate

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure

Faraneit Lexicon

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==b==
BAFHEJ = ''v'' to sit, to repose, to rest

BACEID = ''n'' spike, spire, stake

BEJ = ''intrans. v'' to travel, ''trans. v'' to travel (with/to)

BELH = ''n'' oak tree, oak sap

BASCEITEJ = ''v'' to finish, complete

BIFEIT = ''adj'' oldest

BIFEM = ''adj'' older

BIF = ''adj'' old

BEAN = ''adv'' now, presently, stresses present tense

BEAS = ''adj'' three

BEAZEJ = ''v'' to touch, to contact

BEASCEJ = ''v'' walk, amble

BEICEIM = ''n'' era, period

BOAF = ''interj'' whoa!

BOANEIC = ''n slang'' dining area, restaurant or in-house

BOANEICEJ = 1.''v'' to practice, to use 2. ''slang, v'' to eat, to use up

BOASCOM = ''adj'' proper, correct, polite

BOS = ''n'' light, aura

BOTAV = ''adj'' eight

BOZ = ''n'' other people, others

==c==
CABAH = ''adv'' approximately, nearly, about

CAD = ''adj'' warm, hot

CADEUH = ''n'' warmth, heat

CAH = ''n'' greatness, superiority

CAMEJ = ''v'' to produce smoke, to be smoked, to be screwed

CAMEIDEAN = ''adj'' burnt, smoked

CASC = ''n'' shovel, plow, blunt object for moving soil

CIT = ''n'' star, celestial body

CINEJ = ''v'' to fly, to hover/float in the air

CEJ = ''v'' to inspire

CEJEJ = ''v'' to be located at, to be inside/around/situated

CEAN = ''adj'' great, powerful ''adv'' with great force, forcefully

CEAREIS = ''prn'' everyone, everybody

CEAREIFH = ''prn'' everything

CEAT = ''adj'' eleven

CEAZEITEJ = ''v'' to settle, to colonize, to found

CEIH = ''part'' that, relative conjunction

CEIREJ = ''v'' to allow, to permit

COM = ''adj'' fast, rapid

COR = ''adj'' angry, furious

COREJ = ''v'' annoy, shock

COSAREJ = ''v'' sting

COANEV = ''n'' metal object

COANEVOM = ''adj'' metallic, made of metal

CEUSEITEJ = ''v'' to lie, to deceive

CEUZIS = ''n'' liar, fraudulent person

CEUDEIN = ''adj'' mordant, sarcastic, cynical, annoying, decietful, cruel, rude

CEUHEJ = ''v'' to make treason against, to stab in the back

CUK = ''n'' broom

CUTESC = ''n'' status

==d==
DACEAH = ''n'' tone, music

DAKEH = ''n'' key, chord, group of tones/notes

DAMEAF = ''n'' belt, strap

DAZEJ = ''v'' to hate, to detest, to abhor

DASCEJ = ''v'' to place, to put, to lay, to drop onto

DEKEIN = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, accusitive

DELH = ''n'' life ''slang'' gift

DELHEJ = ''v'' to be independent, autonomous, sovereign, dignified, etc

DESCEAK = ''n'' oblong breed of krill like sea creatures

DEALHEIN = ''adj'' light red, unsaturated red

DEAPIR = ''n'' lentils, pulses

DEARASC = ''n'' krill like sea creatures

DEAREIVAC = ''slang, interrog'' right?, yes?, ok?, clear?

DEASCEJ = ''v'' to function, to work properly

DEICEAL = ''n'' alcohol

DEICEJ = ''v'' to be drunk, to be an alcoholic, ''idiom'' "dicaej fhis sced" translates as drunk with unhappiness, meaning offended

DEICEAMOM = ''adj'' sour tasting, alcohol-like flavor

DEIK = ''slang, n'' fermented fruit juice, particularly from berry origin

DEIH = ''part'' through, across

DEIS = ''prn'' third person, singular, possessive

DOM = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, accusitive

DON = ''adj'' similar, like

DOKEJ = ''v'' to be similar to (etym: doen+kaej-->doekaej like+be-->be-like)

DOAM = ''prn'' third person, singular, inanimate, nominative

DOAN = ''prn'' third person, singular, animate, nominative

DOAPEJ = ''v'' to cause

DOAP = ''part'' denotes action towards locatively, to

DUNEJ = ''v'' to live (medically, not spatially), to exist

DUT = ''prn'' elsewhere, somewhere else

DUTOM = ''adj/adv'' foreign(ly), exotic(ally), from elsewhere

DEUFH = ''adv'' again, ''salut'' (until) again

DEUVEJ = ''v'' to climb

DEUSCEAC = ''prn'' third person, plural, ablative/dative

==f==
FABAT = ''n'' accusations, gossip, talk (zero-plural)

FAKIH = ''n'' shape, form, example

FAMOAH = ''n'' strength, harshness, resilience

FASIR = ''n'' script, orthography, alphabet

FASCEJ = ''v'' to write, to mark

FEACOR = ''adj/adv'' shocked, frightened, amazed, dazzled

FEAFEJ = ''v'' to weave, to shuffle, to dodge (all otaempeia)

FEAN = ''adj'' young, small, little

FEAREIH = ''prn'' first person, plural, nominative, inclusive

FEAZEJ = ''v'' to think such, to believe, to understand (transitive)

FEAZEIT = ''n'' a person who understands (something) (plural feazeib), an intellectual

FEAZIT = ''n'' an adherent, a believer

FEAZAT = ''n'' reasoning, a reason, a motive

FEAZEINAH = ''n'' thought, philosophy

FEASCEJ = ''v'' to teach

FEASCIT = ''n'' instruction, period of instruction

FEASCOH = ''n'' teacher, instructor

FEIREN = ''n'' culture, identity

FEIREAT = ''n'' height as a quality

FEIROM = ''adj'' tall, high

FEJ = ''v'' to rise, to wake up, to stand

FOAS = ''n'' bitterness, gross flavor

FOASEAN = ''adj'' bitter, gross (flavor)

FONEIN = ''prn'' first person, plural, accusitive

FOROM = ''adj/adv'' cold(ly), cool(ly)

FUH = ''n'' nose (zero-plural)

FEUZEJ = ''v'' to learn, to study

==fh==
FHEJ = ''v'' to take, to receive

FHEK = ''prn'' both, each

FHEKALEJ = ''v'' to translate, to be bilingual (arch)

FHANOT = ''n'' grain(s)

FHAT = ''n'' error, mistake

FHEADEJ = ''v'' to give, to offer

FHEAK = ''interject'' hell! damn! ''slang adj/adv'' a lot, many, very

FHEAMEJ = ''v'' to plant

FHEAM = ''n'' container (originally, seed container, but the meaning has widened)

FHEAN = ''adj'' clever, witty

FHEANOT = ''n'' field(s)

FHEAQUT = 1.''n'' amaranth the plant 2.''n'' amaranth grain

FHIJOAK = ''n'' flavored meal or porridge, similar to oatmeal, usually from fhequt

FHINEJ = ''v'' to start, to begin, to commence

FHEIKAH = ''adj'' two

FHEIMEAPEJ = ''v'' to harvest, to take

FHEIMEIZ = ''n'' shore, edge, corner

FHEINEJ = ''v'' to sow, to plant

FHEINEAHOK = ''n'' farmer, ''arch'' sower, planter

FHEIS = ''part'' within, inside of

FHOD = ''n'' breasts (zero plural)

FHOM = ''adj/adv'' polite(ly), merciful(ly), sympathetic(ally)

FHOAQ = ''adj/adv'' absolutely, really, truely, verily

FHULH = ''n'' shelter

FHEUDOM = ''adj'' adequete, capable

==h==
HEJ = ''v'' to work, to labor

HEFH = ''conj'' or

HELIH = ''n'' language, speach

HET = ''n'' spirit, diety

HAC = ''n'' year

HACAZ = ''n'' meat, including poultry

HACEAM = ''n'' kindling, zero-plural

HAFEJ = ''v'' feel (intentional form)

HAFHEJ = ''v'' to appear (as such), to seem, to look (as such)

HAH = ''prn'' thing

HAJAREIN = ''n'' city in Kupeimeiceah, new Heajaz

HAKEIH = ''n'' devotee to Hakenah

HAKENAH = ''n'' water diety

HALEJ = ''v'' to speak, to say

HALHEJ = ''v'' to tell a story, to mythologize

HALEAH = ''n'' news, stories

HAMEAT = ''n'' flame

HAMEJ = ''v'' to burn, to incinerate

HAN = ''n'' leg, foot

HANEJ = ''v'' to dazzle, to amaze, to stupify

HANAH = ''adj'' amazing, fascinating, incredible, dazzling

HANAKEALHEIN = ''n'' heaven, nirvana

HANEIT = ''adj'' yes

HAREPAH = ''n'' political structure based on cultural symbiosis, specialization

HARAMEAV = ''n'' the sun

HARAPAH = ''n'' political group based on harepah

HARAPEANEIN = ''n'' symbiosis, co-operation

HARAH = ''n'' woman

HAREAH = ''n'' flowering plant

HAREISC = ''n'' leader

HASEJ = ''v'' to feel (unintentional, universal form)

HAV = ''prn'' first person, singular, nominative

HAZ = ''interj'' shush! ''n'' scar, harmed body part

HAZEJ = ''v'' to kill, to harm

HAZATOM = ''adj'' amber, golden

HIH = ''prep'' with, alongside, ''adj'' pregnent

HIJ = ''n'' water (not rainfall)

HIM = ''prn'' first person, singular, accusitive

HINEJ = ''v'' need, require

HIZEALEJ = ''v'' to drown

HEAHEIM = ''n'' sister

HEAJAZ = ''n'' city in Laescelh

HEAJAZAREIFH = ''n'' city-state in Laescelh

HEAKEIH = ''n'' egg

HEALAT = ''n'' life

HEALATOM ''adj'' sacred

HEALEISCEIH = ''n'' a devotee to twilight goddess

HER = ''adv'' well ''adj'' happy, healthy

HESEJ = ''v'' to release, to let go, to relinquish

HEATEIK = ''adj'' bad

HEAV = 1.''adj'' sole 2.''adj'' one

HEAZ = ''prn'' first person, singular, possessive

HEIC = ''n'' brevity, short period, ''coll'' twenty days or less

HEIDEIVEIZ = 1.''n'' a tree species 2.''n'' spice produced from the bark of the hidiviz tree

HEILEIN = ''adj'' shorter

HEILEIT = ''n'' peace, life ''greet/salut'' similar to shalom

HEILEITEJ = ''v'' welcome, greet

HEILEITEAH = ''interj'' I'm sorry, please excuse me

HEIMEIN = ''adj'' black, burnt

HEIP = ''interj'' oh, my, well

HEIREALANAH = ''n'' storm diety

HEIREIH = ''n'' a devotee to Hirelanah

HEIREIDEJ = ''v'' to assist, to help

HEIROANUR = ''n'' bird

HEISCEJ = ''v'' to break

HEISCOM = ''adj'' destined to end, impermanent, breakable

HEISC = ''n'' death, destruction, damage

HOATAC = ''n'' picture, drawing, sketch

HOATEAC = ''n'' small oasis or pool in an arid area

HOATEIV = ''n'' tomarrow

HOAVEIM = ''n'' sybling, close friend

HOAVEJ = ''v'' be friendly, brotherly/sisterly with

HOASCUQ = ''n'' pattern

HONEJ = 1.''v'' to see 2. ''v'' to sense (literal rather than inuitive)

HONEAJ = ''n'' male fertility deity with a very small cult following

HOT = ''n'' day, day time, bright-ness

HUQOT = ''n'' yesterday, the previous day

HUTEIR = ''n'' wild dog, wild fox, ''n'' sand/dirt grains

HEUH = ''part'' under, beneath

HEUHOH = ''adv/adj'' truly, ultimately, completely, really, absolutely, general stress word

HEUSC = ''n'' person

==j==
JAH = ''n'' sky (during the day)

JEJ = ''v'' to stop, to terminate, to finish

JACEAL = ''n'' positive point/period, upbeat part

JACOM = ''adj'' optimistic, positive, upbeat

JEIKOSC = ''n'' fat(s), kurds

JEIM = ''n'' cost, price

JEN = ''adj'' final, terminal, last, ''n'' nonsense, gibberish

JESOM = ''n'' tears

JEID = ''conj'' but, however, nonetheless

JID = ''adj'' equal, fair, balanced

JIDAH = ''n'' equality, fairness, balance, reciprocity, karma

JOJ = ''adv'' now, presently

JUHIH = ''n'' hunger

JUHIHOM = ''adj/adv'' hungry

JUK = ''adj/adv'' fearful(ly), terrifying(ly)

==k==
KACEAL = ''n'' chasms, pitfalls, period(s) of suffering or sorrow

KALH = ''adj/adv'' easy/easily, without stress or difficulty

KAROTEJ = ''v'' to do

KARASC = ''slang, noun'' bitch, whore

KAZEIH = ''n'' arm

KEADEAS = ''n'' blood

KEADEASEAN = ''adj'' bloody, violent

KEADEAZEAN = ''adj'' threatening, dangerous

KEAH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, dative/ablative

KEAMEJ = ''v'' to be afraid, to be terrified, to be cowardly

KEAREIN = ''slang'' sure, thanks

KEAROSOM = ''adj'' light green, fresh green

KEH = ''n'' working station, workroom

KEJ = ''v'' to be

KELH = ''interj'' ugh

KEROM = ''adj'' fresh, new, young

KETEJ = ''v'' to remember, to recall

KEVEJ = ''v'' to complete, to finish

KEIZEAN = ''adv'' previous, ''adj'' prior

KEIT = ''adv'' otherwise, ''adj'' other

KOTEJ = ''v'' to know, to predict

KOLH = ''n'' futile thing

KEUD = ''n'' enemy (collectiv and singular, regular plural)

KEUNAT = ''n'' marriage

KEUNATEJ = ''v'' to marry (ie: to make/force to marry, I marry her to me > keunatejeih hav doan sceuh hin (PF)/ fheis hav (LF)

KEUSCEJ = ''v'' to grind (into a powder)

KEUT = ''adj'' seven

KEUZEJ = ''v'' to be victorious, to succeed.

KEUSCEH = ''n'' sadness, loss, shock, mourning

KEUSCEAN = ''adj/adv'' dry, sad(ly), tearful(ly)

KUH = ''n'' polity, administrative unit

KUPEIMEICEAH = ''n'' desert region northwest of Laescelh

KUREJ = ''v'' to give, to donate

KUSC = ''n'' performance

==l==
LAVEIN = ''adj/adv'' complex, intricate(ly)

LAVOTEJ = ''intrns v'' to be complex, ''trns v'' to make complicated

LAEJ = ''v'' to want

LEVEITOM = ''adj'' delicious, sweet

LEPIR = ''n'' pleasure, joy

LESCEALH = ''n'' hilly region dominated by the Faranih

LALEJ = ''v'' to call out, to scream, to call for help

LAPEILH = ''n'' dear, sweet

LIH = ''adj'' all, global ''adv'' globally

LIR = ''prn arch'' all things, everything (global sense), all of the above

LEASEIF = ''n'' voice

LEASEIV = ''n'' song

LEAVEJ = ''v'' sing

LEAVIZAH = ''n'' the star goddess

LEAVIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to the star goddess

LEIDEIN = ''adj'' worse

LID = ''prn'' that

LIRODEAZ = ''n'' breed of melons famous for its sweet and sour taste

LITEH = ''adj/adv'' bad, evil, malicious(ly)

LITEHOM = ''adj/adv'' cunning(ly), plotful(ly), craft(ily)

LIZEALH = ''n'' sapphire like gems exported from alpine regions of Kupimiceh

LOL = ''n'' sound, noise, disturbance

LONEJ = ''v'' to be lost, to be confused

LOT = ''n'' everyone

LOSCAT = ''n'' mud, clay, adobe

LUDEIH = ''n'' an evil person, a cruel person

LEUREUNEIH = ''n'' incantation, charm, quiet chant, prayer (often with a negative connotation of dark or mixed nature)

==lh==
LHEJ = ''v'' to be named, to be called

LHEFH = ''prn'' this, ''col'' thus, this

LHAH = ''n'' drink produced with steeping, tea or tea-like drinks

LHAL = ''n'' song, chant

LHALEJ = ''v'' to sing

LHEALEATEH = ''myth'' heroine of the Lheletimen

LHEALEATIMEN = ''n'' ballad of Lheletaeh

LHEINEAD = ''n'' continent containing Laescelh, Kupimiceh, and other regions

LHIH = ''n'' ball, bowl

LHOCIM = ''n'' river in northeastern Laescelh

LHOMEJ = ''v'' to dance ''slang'' to have intercourse with

LHONEAD = ''n'' movement

LHOAP = ''n'' virtue, conscience

LHOPEJ = ''v'' to behave virtuously, set an example (ACC - to whom, DAT - means)

LHOPAH = ''n'' virtuous person, saint

LHUH = ''adj'' perfect, epitomic, flawless ''adv'' perfectly, flawlessly

LHUL = ''adj'' most perfect, most divine

LHEUDAN = ''n'' overcast clouds, sky-covering stratus clouds

==m==
MAKEJ = ''v'' to belong (to), to be owned (by)

MANAHUHOM = ''adj/adv'' disgusting(ly), unappetizing(ly), repulsive(ly)

MEJ = ''v'' to stop, to slow, to stall, to wait

MEPEJ = ''v'' to be able to, can

MEAREAS = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, possessive

MESCEIH = ''n'' forest, wood

MEASCEINEAFH = ''n'' forested region west of Laescelh

MIZ = ''n'' slices of bread, snack(s)

MIDEJ = ''trans v'' to build, to construct, to erect ''intrans v'' fix/be fixed, repair/ be repaired

MEIKEJ = ''v'' to rain, ''v + adj'' to become or grow (adjective)

MEIKANAH = ''n'' raindrop

MEIKEH = ''n'' rain(storm)

MEINESCOM = ''adj'' green, emerald

MEISED = ''n'' coast, shore (from Mescinefh, a coastal forest)

MIZOEM = ''adj'' real, vivid

MIZEUN = ''n'' ocean

MOZ = ''adj'' nine

MOFHEJ = ''v'' be convinced, be persuaded, be advised, be given advice

MOKEIN = ''prn'' second person, singular, accusitive

MOLEIN = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, accustive

MOALEIH = ''prn'' second person, plural/formal, nominative

MOQEAQ = ''arch n'' predictable or seasonal flood, tide

MUD = ''adj'' sexual, sexy, hot, concerning sex, reminescent of sex, causing lust

MUDAR = ''n'' sex, sexual behavior, promiscuity, philandering

MUDEJ = ''v'' to (have) sex, to initiate sexual behavior

MUK = ''n'' face (person, or object) , front

MUZED = ''n'' intent, reasoning

MUR = ''n'' taste, bit, bite, little piece

MEUK = ''adj'' a few, some

==n==
NEJ = ''v'' to return, to go back (to)

NAKAT = ''prn, interrog'' who

NAKIR = ''prn, interrog'' what, which

NAKUMEJ = ''v'' to flood

NAVOAT = ''n'' origin

NAZEAH = ''n'' answer, response, anti-question

NILHEH = ''n'' paternal grandmother (Poeleizih)

NIS = ''n'' thousand

NEASER = ''adj'' ten

NEASCEIP = ''prn, interrog'' why, for what, for what reason

NEIBEID = ''n'' creator

NEIBEIDEJ = ''v'' to birth, to create, to fashion

NEIBEIT = ''n'' grandmother

NEIH = ''part'' denotes action towards in forming ablative/dative case

NEIKIH = ''n'' aunt

NEIKOAL = ''slang'' huh, what

NEILEH = ''n'' paternal aunt (Poeleizih)

NEIMEIH = ''n'' mother

NEIREIS = ''prn'' second person, singular, possessive

NOD = ''n'' hundred

NOH = ''n'' mommy

NONOH = ''n'' mama

NOR = ''prn'' second person, singular, nominative

NEUBOM = ''adj/adv'' shiny, luminous, with luster

NEUL = ''n'' abusive person

NEUM = ''n'' hand

NEUSCEJ = ''v'' to use, to utilize

NURAT = ''n'' condolences, apologies, kindness (zero-plural)

NUSCEJ = ''v'' to pretend (to do something), to impersonate (some one or thing)

==p==
PAB = ''n'' heart

PAFEUZEJ = ''v'' to read, to look over, to examine

PAFHEJ = ''v'' to continue, to go further/onward

PET = ''n'' night, darkness

PAFEJ = ''v'' to change, to move onward

PEJ = ''v'' to want

PAMINAH = ''n'' tower, large building

PASEAREAN = ''adv'' again, indicates repetition

PEANATEJ = ''v'' to trust, to hold in high esteem

PEANETOEM = ''adj'' brown, dirty brown

PEPEDEJ = ''v'' retrieve, pick (back) up, save

PESEJ = ''v'' to introduce

PIH = ''part'' of, from (spacially)

PIK = ''n'' butterfly/moth

PITEJ = ''v'' to bargain for, to search for, to attempt

PIZAT = ''n'' forgiveness, pardon

PIZOHEJ = ''v'' to forgive

POALEJ = ''v'' come quickly, race, come (to help some one) quickly, race (to their aid)

PORESC = ''n'' city

POLIZEIH = ''n'' a devotee to Poelesc

POLEASC = ''n'' god of cities, demonized in non-Poeleizih mythologies

POLH = ''n'' stare

POLHEJ = ''v'' to stare

POREJ = ''v'' to deduce

POROK = ''n'' strategy, plan, device

POV = ''n'' mother

POSC = ''n'' deceived person

POSCEAT = ''n'' lie, deceit, falsehood

PUKET = ''adj'' six

PUREJ = ''v'' to meld, to join

PUZEIL = ''adj'' far, distant ''n'' great distance, horizon ''fig'' -eapuzeil = quite distant

PUZIL = 1. ''n'' a domesticated tree 2. ''n'' the edible roots of that tree

PEUL = ''n'' jug, gulp

==q==
QEJ = ''v'' to defeat, to triumph over

QAB = ''n'' finger, digit

QALHEJ = ''v'' to promise

QAMAH = ''n'' bundle, collection

QAMAHEJ = ''v'' to gather, to collect, (''reflexive'') to assemble

QAMAT = ''n'' legend of the great gods' war

QAT = ''n'' enemy, zero-plural

QETAREJ = ''arch. v'' to rescue, to save

QEASC = ''n'' creature(s)

QITIS = ''arch n'' bloodshed, violence

QIDIH = ''n'' pain, suffering, cruelty

QITOM = ''adj'' red, crimson

QIDIS = ''arch. n'' war, violence

QIDISEIH = ''n'' warrior, fighter, soldier

QIDEJ = ''v'' to fight, to attack

QOD = ''n'' lightning(strike)

QODEJ = ''v'' to strike, to hit

QONEJ = ''v'' to unroll, to spread, to open (a letter, a seal)

QOV = ''n'' moment, instant, ''arch n'' blitzkreig, ambush, sudden attack

QUDEJ = ''v'' to undermine (often violently and internally)

QUREZEM = ''adj'' pertaining to miltary particularly occupation

QEUZ = ''n'' hair (regular plural)

QUV = ''n'' midst ''arch n'' middle of chaos, heat of battle

==r==
REJ = ''v'' to have, + fheis - to contain, envelope

REHEJ = ''v'' to be aquainted with, to know (connaitre form)

RETEIN = ''adj'' fun, enjoyable, interesting

RACUEMIH = ''n'' child

RAFH = ''prep'' under, below

RAZOH = ''n'' bone, cartilegde

RAZOR = 1. ''slang, n'' penis, phallus 2. ''n'' pillar, support

RIB = ''adj/adv'' exact(ly), precise(ly)

RIHEJ = ''v'' to shelter, to comfort, to protect

RIZET = ''n'' a species of yellow flower

RIZOM = ''adj'' yellow

RISCAH = ''n'' world, universe

REINEJ = ''v'' to nurse

REIN = ''n'' nipple

RAZEJ = ''v'' to hide (transitive or reflexive)

REAK = ''n'' night, night-time

REAN = ''part'' until

REIH = ''prep'' over, ontop of, above

REIZOTEJ = ''v'' doubt, suspect, be paranoid of

RIZ = ''prn'' third person, plural, possessive

ROHEJ = ''v'' to cause stress, to be difficult, to challenge

ROM = ''adj'' difficult, hard, stressful

RONOH = ''n'' forest, wood

REUK = ''prn'' here

REUVEJ = ''v'' to search (for), to look (for)

==s==
SACEJ = ''v'' to defecate

SAH = ''n'' nightsky, dusk

SAP = ''n'' duck, waterfowl

SEH = ''n'' flower

SEJ = ''v'' to batter, to hit, to harm

SEN = ''adj'' eternal

SENEJ = ''v'' to swim, ''slang v'' to move/shimmer

SENUR = ''slang n'' freshwater bog, freshwater swamp

SIH = ''n'' skeptic, disbeliever

SEAREISC = ''n'' knot, tangle

SEARISC = ''n'' chaos, anarchy, madness, uncivilized behavior, disorder, bizarrity

SEAROM = ''adj'' bizarre, unusual

SEASCIT = ''n'' loneliness

SEASCOM = ''v'' lonely

SEIH = ''part'' (spatially) in front of, forward (temporally) after(wards)

SEIL = ''adj/adv'' worthy, deserving

SEIMAH = ''n'' eye (irregular plural)

SEIN = ''adv'' more

SOMAF = ''n'' eyes

SUBEJ = ''v'' to own

SUN = ''n'' sleeping mat

SUQ = ''interj'' expresses extreme happiness, yes!, halleluia!

SUREH = ''adj'' five

SEUD = ''n'' short period of time (about an hour)

SEUPEJ = ''v'' to buy, to barter for

==t==
TEBIN = ''adj'' large, plentiful

TEH = ''n'' friend, companion

TEJ = ''v'' to remove, to take off/away, to undress

TACAH = ''n'' idiot

TADEJ = ''v'' to listen, to hear

TAD = ''n'' chutney, sauce, flavoring

TAFH = ''n'' ear(s)

TASERIV = ''n'' truth, statements of truth

TASIP = ''adj'' four

TIBEK = ''adv'' as normal, the normal way, normally, as usual, as often

TIC = ''n'' goat

TICOM = ''adj'' stubborn

TIP = ''prn'' third person, plural, nominative

TIS = ''n'' home, homeland, shelter

TIZEH = ''n'' breast, chest, rib cage

TIZEJ = ''v'' to hear

TEH = ''n'' group, ethnicity, crowd

TEALHEIC = 1. ''n'' a domestic fruit tree 2. ''n'' the fruit of that tree

TEALHOM = ''adj'' dark purple, saturated violet

TEAREJ = ''v'' to wish

TEAREIPEAS = ''prn'' fourth person

TEARISC = ''greet'' formal (Poelisem)

TEIBEIN = ''prn'' third person, plural, accusitive

TEIH = ''part'' for, because (causative)

TEIHEIM = ''n'' brother

TILHEATEJ = ''v'' to play, to frolic

TEIMEARITAH = ''n'' peninsula on the western coast of Ledan

TEISOM = ''adj'' unripe, petulant, rebellious

TIRIJ = ''salut'' informal (Poelisem)

TIREJ = ''v'' to be required to, must, should

TOBIT = ''n'' grandfather

TOKEIH = ''n'' uncle

TOH = ''n'' father

TEUFEIH = ''n'' valley or gorge

TEUVEAN = ''adj'' blue, violet, purple

==v==
VAH = ''adj'' common, ubiquitous

VED = ''n'' peace ''slang'' submission, subjugation

VELEIB = ''arch. prn'' exclusive we, determined as impolite in most groups

VASCEL = ''n'' reason, sense

VASCOM = ''adj/adv'' reasonable, sensible, sensibly, reasonably

VIR = ''adv'' also, additionally, and

VISOM = ''adj/adv'' famous(ly)

VIZEIH = ''n'' dear, darling, bride, groom

VEAREINEJ = ''v'' to wonder, to ponder the possibility of

VEAZOP = ''n'' throat

VIQOM = ''adj/adv'' merely, only, simply, just

VIS = ''n'' cart, carriage

VEIT = ''part/prep'' denotes action from, used to form ablative forms

VEHEJ = ''v'' to sleep, to rest, to relax, to recouperate

VODUR = ''n'' begining

VODURIH = ''fig'' in the begining (used as once upon a time is)

VOJID = ''n'' love (emotion)

VOK = ''n'' place, location locale

VOSCIH = ''n'' lover, partner

VOAP = ''part'' as, while, at the same time as

VOANABEAP = 1. ''n'' a crop native to Laescelh, raised for its fibers 2. ''n'' cloth made from those fibers

VOAREJ = 1. ''v'' to find 2. ''arch. v'' to experience (through)

VOZEIS = ''prn'' first person, plural, possessive

VOSCEJ = ''v'' to love, to cherish

VUFHEIC = ''prn'' first person, plural, ablative/dative

VUZEJ = ''v'' to lust (after/for)

VUZIT = ''n'' lust

VEUT = ''n'' place, room

''adj'' contained, trapped, cornered

VEUSCAH = ''n'' good friend

==z==
ZEJ = ''v'' to depart, to leave, to exit

ZEV = ''adj'' never, not ever

ZER = ''ad'' unhealthy, sick, unwell, ill

ZET = ''adj'' none, not one

ZADIH = ''n'' silence, quiet

ZAKOTOM = ''adj'' unknown, unidentified

ZALIHOM = ''adj/adv'' ugly, with harsh intent, unkind, disfigured

ZAMIZ = ''n'' imagination, dream, fantasy, illusion, hallucination

ZAS = no

ZASEJ = ''v'' squash, flatten, level

ZASOM = ''adj'' flat, level ''adv'' gratingly

ZATASERIV = ''n'' unfounded belief(s), preconception(s), prejudice(s)

ZAH = ''adv'' not

ZALIH = ''adv'' never, forever not

ZILEJ = ''v'' to copy, to plagarize

ZIS = ''n'' trouble(s)

ZELEJ = ''v'' to steal, to take

ZEAR = ''part'' denotes locative movement away from, from

ZEARASEJ = ''v'' to drive out/away/forward

ZEIH = ''prep'' (spatially) behind, in back of, (temporally) prior/before

ZEIHIN = ''interrog'' no? not really? (like French ...n'est-ce pas?)

ZEILH = ''n'' lip

ZOATOM = ''adj/adv'' empty, devoid, hollowed

ZOTEJ = ''v'' to be careful, to be cautious, to be thoughtful

ZUMAT = ''n'' party, dinner, private celebration

==sc==
SCAH = ''n'' palm (of the hand)

SCAC = ''n'' future

SCAM = ''adv/adj'' if(hypothetical), perhaps, potential(ly)

SCAN = ''n'' vendor, seller

SCANEJ = ''v'' to sell, to vend

SCAP = ''adv/adj'' if(negative)

SCASC = ''n'' hill, mountain, crest, rocky area

SCACEATEJ = ''v'' laugh, chuckle

SCEJ = ''v'' to fill

SCEAD = ''n'' unhappiness, distaste, bitterness

SCEAN = ''adj'' gross, nasty

SCEAP = ''slang, adv'' used to show unenthusiasm, similar to whatever

SCEATEJ = ''v'' to be necessary (to be done); similar to falloir

SCEAZOM = ''adj'' worthless, pathetic, loser-ish

SCIBEJ = ''v'' to come (from), to arrive (from), to ripen (colloquially)

SCEIT = ''n'' slice, cut, part, piece

SCOH = ''n'' skin

SCOM = ''adj'' excessive, ''colloquial'' obese

SCOT = ''adj'' white

SCEUDEJ = ''v'' fill, comprise the interior of

SCEUH = ''prep'' with

SCUNEJ = ''v'' clean (a wound), dress (a wound)

SCUQ = ''n'' order, structure