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Ksreskézaian Roots
Fragments of words from various Ksreskézaian languages.
(ago–zús)
Word of the Day: khablínta
n. Flying tigva similar to a bat; some species grow up to 17" in length.
yesterday
hag-
tomorrow
kútikshúdzna
agont- root. Finger, direction, point.
atvôd- root. Hip, speed, kicking power, courage to move.
degniksa n. Detritovores, multicellular with unusual organelles, motile; some have body plans.
dekl- root. Head, mind, feeling, thought.
dez- root. Neck, constraint, risk, target.
dzúr- root. Cloud, shade, uncertainty, preparation for battle.
ekñed- root. Stone, rock.
ekñedshabra n. Any of a variety of crystalline toldebipa, including all types of regwa such as kútikshúdzna.
fopm- root. Rain, calmness, neglectful thought, slipperiness.
fzel- root. True, real, solid, whole, complete.
fzeltigva n. Hexapodal tigva similar to an armadillo; direct ancestors of the okso.
fzneidzhr- root. Status, station, home.
geglok- root. War, fight, combat, competition, life struggle, life.
glingenyôtza n. Multicellular aquatic organisms with no distinct body plan, but locomotion.
glot- root. Moon, night, coldness, secretiveness.
gwemn- root. Cliff.
hag- root. Horn, weapon, implement, tool.
hakr- root. Tail, whip, lineage.
hegrekñ- root. Star, glow-stone.
hekwíu n. Primary profession, trade, or expertise.
hitnoklekika n. Simple unicellular organisms; mostly autotrophs similar to a cyanobacterium.
ínt- root. Individual, traveller, assassin, rogue, outcast, loneliness.
khabla n. Fog or nocturnal darkness.
khablínta n. Flying tigva similar to a bat; some species grow up to 17" in length.
khlofgaba n. Unicellular heterotrophs with more advanced organelles than degniksa or zípúdeba.
kl- root. Sky, air, emptiness.
kowak- root. Arm, joint, impunity.
ksal- root. Shrub, food source.
kshúdz- root. Limb, foundation, support, tree-trunk, stem.
ksiklada n. Three-legged skaoka, disk-shaped, stubby limbs, 4-5" diameter at maturity.
kútikshúdzna n. Stonestem regwa; a popular source of tough fabric, a type of ekñedshabra.
loñr- root. Food, eating mouth, jaws, abyss, hunger, instinctual need.
ok- root. Person, artificial thing.
okso n. Ksreskézaian.
reglew- root. Coast, conclusion, threshold.
regsabta n. Evening; nightfall; sunset.
regsabto n. Sleep, rest.
regw- root. Horizon, perimeter, wall, mountain.
regwa n. Grass or weed [Sotaní Oksirapho], horizon line [Wemní Oksiko], dirt [Mitrajoní Oksiko].
sabt- root. Sun, glory, heat, might.
salkz- root. Fire, rage, destruction.
shabr- root. Tree, obstacle.
shekz- root. Leg, digging, path, walk.
shidl- root. Hand, tool, cleverness.
skaoka n. Tripodal or hexopodal zandasta; most similar to arthropods on Earth.
skaoksn- root. Weakling, unwilling one, coward, victim.
slef- root. Water, satisfaction, relief.
sn- root. Thug.
sner- root. Shoulder, back, burden.
taignak- root. Toe, grasp, cling, traction (toehold).
tenks- root. Tailtip, follower.
tigv- root. Animal, ancestor, simpleton.
tigva n. Higher zandasta, uniformly with a bilateral body plan and six limbs.
tnik- root. Building, shelter, cave.
toldebipa n. Autotrophic organisms with simple organelles; multicellular, similar to rudimentary plants, mostly found on land.
tolsentipa n. Simple aquatic colonial organisms; autotrophic and similar to a biofilm.
tovsero n. Eye, gaze, sphere.
twikliñta n. Thermotrophs and chemotrophs without distinct organelles, single-celled, usually found in high-pressure environments.
tyog- root. Body, health, strength.
úksiñgth- root. Sound, music, noise, mumbling, warning.
vmitr- root. Claw, blade, weapon, progress.
vmúdelk- root. Military facility.
zandasta n. Multicellular organisms descendant from the khlofgaba; highly motile with well-organized two-fold or three-fold body plans; likened to the Terran class Bilateria.
zargenyôtza n. Multicellular, aquatic organisms with radial symmetry and a well-organised body plan; motile.
zípúdeba n. Heterotrophic organisms with simple organelles; unicellular, similar to protists.
zús- root. Abdomen, bulk, stomach, womb, heart.


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