(Note: this list includes clitics along with complete words, and some phrases.)ai, pron. IT (nom.)
amen, n. HILL, MOUND.
berenyel, n. SPRINGTIME.
bettai, volitional transitive v. SEIZE, TAKE, GET.
bom-, progressive prefix on gerund. SEE NOTE.
dom, d + om: habitual aspect particle prefixed to the pronoun and used with ndi-verbs. SEE NOTE.
domai, dom + ai.
-dwe, a soft mutation of twe. endõ non-volitional intransitive v. DWELL, LIVE.
ev, prep. BY.
evlõ ev + lõ.
evvoba, adverbial phrase, BY THAT, BECAUSE OF THAT, THEREOF.
fodyr, n. CLAW, TALON.
hai, rel. pron. THAT, WHICH, WHO. -hai rel. pron. suffixed. THAT, WHICH, WHO. herredma, volitional transitive v. COVER, HIDE, ADORN.
htarvand, n. STORM, RAINSTORM.
htarvant, htarvand + -t.
htevin, n. TIME (of year), SEASON.
-id- suffixed or prefixed possessive particle.
iddest, adverbial phrase, L. id est. THAT IS.
il/-il, dat/acc. article, THE.
ilid, il + id: usually precedes noun. Can be either definite or indefinite.
-in, plural suffix on an nouns ending with a consonant.
-jo, suffixed conj. AND.
le, nom. article, volitional, THE.
li, nom. article, non-volitional, THE.
lõ poss. pron. HIS.
mim-, plural prefix.
mimmamen, mim + amen.
mevar, n. STONE, ROCK.
-n, plural suffix on a noun ending with a vowel.
-n, non-volitional suffix on the radical form of the verb.
n-, non-volitional prefix on a tense particle or modal.
naõlaht, adj. PREDATORY.
*naõlffetor, n. A NAME FOR A MONSTER, OFTEN TRANSLATED "DREADWOLF," ALTHOUGH IT CAN BE ANY PREDATOR. (Naõl is an old word that means "behind (one)," or "hovering above"; hence "dread.")
nar, prep. ON, UPON, ON TOP OF.
naril, nar + -il.
-ned, suffixed non-volitional gerundial form.
neppyr, n. CREATURE, ANIMAL.
neppyrn, neppyr + -n.
ni-, plural prefix.
nistra, volitional transitive v. PLAY, SPORT, GAMBOL.
nom-, n- + om. Habitual particle prefixed to the pronoun, and used with the NED-verbs. SEE NOTE.
nomai, n- + om + ai. SEE NOTE.
nomdwe, n- + om + twe. SEE NOTE.
õhhterys, adj. YOUNG.
om-, habitual particle prefixed to the pronoun, and used with rem-verbs. SEE NOTE.
-om, habitual particle suffixed to the verb in relative clauses. SEE NOTE.
omai, om + ai.
omdwe, om + twe.
omtsõ, om + tsõ.
pamuis, adj. SICK, ILL.
**relbidahtma, volitional transitive v. Literally, TO MAKE COPPERY, but relbida is meant to be a protective metal, so the verb has come to mean TO MAKE PROTECTED, TO PROTECT, TO MAKE LUCKY.
-rem, gerundial suffix for volitional verbs.
ro, poss. pron. OUR.
rõe, non-volitional intransitive v. GROW, FLOURISH (said of plants).
rrõ, acc/dat pron. US.
sa, prep. FOR, FOR THE PURPOSE OF.
selpro, n. TOMB, GRAVE.
selprot, selpro + -t.
semry, n. BEAK, BILL, PROBOSCIS.
send, conj. AND (used before a connected sentence or clause).
-t, adj., purposive suffix, from to, "for": used to turn a noun into an adjective. Attached to the second noun, it indicates that the first noun is used for the second noun.
takrem, n. EARTH.
tal, modal, CAN.
tamol, n. CHILD.
tamolin, tamol + in.
tantai, volitional intransitive v. DANCE.
tantairem, gerundial, tantai + rem.
ta oy, adverbial phrase meaning EVEN SO, HOWEVER.
teky, volitional transitive v. HUNT, CHASE.
õ tekyrem, õ teky + rem. SEE NOTE.
tembro, n. TIME.
to hsennal, adv. phrase, FOR, BECAUSE.
toyk, from toykdi, BE SHARP, CRUEL.
tsõ, nom. pron. WE (inclusive).
tsõllai, n. SUN.
twe, poss. pron. THEIR.
tyfelya, n. FLOWER.
rin, prep. ABOUT, CONCERNING, ON.
vaiua, n. BIRD.
vera, adv. NOT.
volwen, adj. OLD.
ysrodel, adj. IN A STATE OF MEMORY, MEMORIOUS, MINDFUL.