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phatha - blanket<br> | phatha - blanket<br> | ||
phiu'te - mace<br> | phiu'te - mace<br> | ||
phiúterol - | phiúterol - mace wielder<br> | ||
phonweh - place<br> | phonweh - place<br> | ||
==R== | ==R== | ||
rokathi - mud and straw mixture used in building construction (noun)<br> | rokathi - mud and straw mixture used in building construction (noun)<br> |
Revision as of 18:59, 4 May 2007
This is a list of Enkien vocabulary. They are ordered by the Enkien word's transliteration, separated into the sounds of Enkien.
A
afana - scent
afarrr'hana - blood scent
afgarrr'na - prey scent (purr then clear "na")
aflyana - sexual scent (fertility etc)
aftrrrbana - friend scent (purr)
aphi - late (in the daytime)
ashreto-de - shame
athilfana - human scent
B
bon - good (adjective)
Bonisaln. - Farewell. (When addressing one person)
Bonisalnes. - Farewell. (When addressing many people)
bonisi - well (adverb)
bonnhet - good (noun)
br'ihuf - whiskers
bude - to hammer
budol - hammer
bufte - to feel, to touch
bumana - soft
C
cangat - mine (noun)
cangate - mine (verb)
clinate - smith (verb)
clinator - blacksmith
clinor - steel
crra - brave, courageous
cuva - coal
D
da - of/for
dafidi - same
daje - to want
dajha - much
dajhelsa - certainly (interjection)
dajhis - crop
dajiil - indeed
da jhu demah - today
daky - whose (interrogative pronoun)
dakyol - whose (restrictive clause introductor)
dalo - okay
daphi - warm
datha - cold
demah - day
demasita - tomorrow
desde - to attack (verb)
dhorret - language
dhury - care
diaboli - Diaboli
diabolo - Diaboli man
diabolyba - Diaboli woman
dipada - son
dira - child
diraba - daughter
du - very
E
en'te - to go with
ene - to go
enine - to go to
enkidukai - Enkidukai
enkidukol - Enkidukai man
enkiduyba - Enkidukai woman
enkien - enkidukai language
enta - with (preposition)
ento - and
entse - always (adverb)
ese - to give
esent - also, in addition to
etsati - steadily, regularly
F
fade - need
finkyli - warrior (not gender specific)
G
gajhe - to work
ganda - each, every
gandaweh - everywhere
gansha - iron
garrr'afa - prey
gatha - dark (adj)
gathita - night
grrensgho - low greeting
grrensholo - normal greeting
grrensholy'a - high greeting
gusa - when
gwa - why
H
h'aljhe - body movement
h'aljhi'i - tail
hetakerol - swordsman
hetakh - sword
h'inta - leg
h'oka - claw (one)
h'okyba - claws (all 5 on a hand)
hrre - to meet
I
ia - ah (interjection)
ilin - Ylian
ilinol - Ylian man
ilinyba - Ylian woman
ina - to, towards
inuin - Ynnwn
inuinol - Ynnwn man
inuinyba - Ynnwn woman
irin - fire
irinale - to set fire to, to set ablaze
irine - to be alight, to be on fire
irka - flame
ita - here
ivásane - to come up, to upturn
JH
jha - that (as a restrictive clause introductor)
jhe'jhe - idiot; fool (slang) (noun)
jhur - how
jhal - why
jhysa - thank (noun)
J
jiti - (agriculture) field
joh - what
jyde - to hold, to bear, to wield, to carry, to wear
Jydibudor - Hammerwielder
Jydibudol - Hammerwielder man
Jydibudyba - Hammerwielder woman
K
Kai'íi! - Oh dear! Oh my!
kakta - alas
kisa - beast
kish - yes
kitha - rat
koliros - Klyros
kolirol - Klyros man
koliryba - Klyros woman
kor - pack, clan
ky - who (interrogative pronoun)
kyol - who (restrictive clause introductor)
L
lake - to guard (verb)
lanks - Laanx
larim - year
larra - pretty
le - to buy
lorr - customer
lepe - to sell
lepor - merchant
lejhurr - sex (slang)
lejhurre - to have sex (slang)
Lemor - Lemur
Lemol - Lemur man
Lemyba - Lemur woman
likur - liquor
loke - see
lotsi - nearly
lurre - to love (verb)
lypa - abundance
M
majhe - to kill (verb)
mani - light, not dark (adj)
mansa - mind, brain (noun)
mansare - to teach
manthare - to learn
mantho - eye
manthanol - seeing one, wise one, elder
metalerjíst - metallurgist
mo - my
N
namis - free
nanjhe - never (adverb)
neke - to have
ni - in, on
noli - no
Noltriri - Nolthrir
Noltrirol - Nolthrir man
Noltryba - Nolthrir woman
not' - verb prefix, is emphasized "I"
O
okath - stone
Okran - Kran
Okranor - Kran person
ollovy - lucky
orra - evening
osghet - quiet
P
paaja - crazy (adjective)
pade - to run (verb)
padyna - father (noun)
parga - yellow
parri - bottle
pato' - blue
patómani - cyan, light blue
patógatha - dark blue, navy blue
patha - green
pathágatha - dark green
peja - room (noun)
pont - creation
prrgato - violet, purple
prrgh' - red
PH
phant' - dagger
phanterol - dagger-wielder
phantidi - knife
phantidirol - knife-wielder
phatha - blanket
phiu'te - mace
phiúterol - mace wielder
phonweh - place
R
rokathi - mud and straw mixture used in building construction (noun)
rota - rogue
rota gathoji - Dark rogue
RR
rrr'he - blood
rrrive - coming, to come
rren - grateful
S
satha - back
se - to be (verb)
sebh - welcome (noun)
set - or (conjunction)
sibh - welcome (adjective)
sidá - next
sidra - cider
SH
shrdah - journey
T
taajho - stranger (low form)
tabei - friend, trusted
talad - Talad
tanje - say (verb)
taphe - can, may, be able (uses infinitive)
terebe - Trepor (noun)
Termora - Dermorian
Termorol - Dermorian man
Termoryba - Dermorian woman
tiishme - be wrong
tikir - beer
tlinkerdol - axeman
tlinkdo - axe (difficult to pronounce)
topatendho - anyway, either way
tos - well (interjection)
tose - make
tresshe - be patient
trryta - Consumer (beast)
TH
thajhe - speak; talk (verb)
thilope - man (noun)
thilyba - woman (noun)
thu - that (as a demonstrative pronoun or adjective)
U
ubyna - mother (noun)
ufet - fog
ulbreti - Ulbernaut (noun)
ume - think
uthila - utlic; home
V
vaatholo - you idiot
vaatjho - idiot (low form)
valsha - war
vaste - hold, keep
vejhaba - sister (noun)
vejhape - brother (noun)
venne - to know
vensalla - joy
vinkal - fight (noun)
vinkale - fight (verb)
vinkalor - fighter
vypet - great
W
wrra - fur
Y
yle - to lead, to rule
ylol - leader, chief
ylera - chieftain
yrra - morning
ZH
zhale - to break
zhalokathor - Stonebreaker
zhalokathol - Stonebreaker man
zhalokathyba - Stonebreaker woman
zhasa - Xacha
zhasol - Xacha man
zhasolyba - Xacha woman
zhono - bed
zhrre - to sleep