abístarí a. Uncontrollable; independent; rebellious; not able to be worked (for labour).
alaksekwíu n. Someone who nods a lot; sycophant.
albedekwíu n. Someone with a stalled career; professional procrastinator or idler.
alégharí a. Not sentient; incapable of thought (archaic; see aleghurí).
aleghurí a. Not sentient; incapable of thought.
aléhezu n. One who cripples another's ability to function, such as a past lover separated on inconclusive terms or a highly successful rival.
alestillindezríu n. Blasphemer.
alíegezu n. Coward.
alísogezu n. Stalker, rapist, vicious critic.
allistekíu n. Censor; deletionist; authoritarian; legislator who favours strict prohibitions.
alpada n. Outrage.
altíveru n. Array (mathematical); an indexed series of numbers.
amañgalso n. Stock character in erotic fiction noted for stoic, masculine traits; named for showing up at convenient opportunities (see amañgalsu) and lacking a well-formed identity; stud or gigolo; oppose kolemu.
berízu n. Mistaken person, the minimum possible insult.
berregé v. To guide someone (to a desired conclusion) with malicious intent; to manipulate a person.
berúkanína n. Cult of personality built around a liar.
bístilitro n. High-control group; (pejoratively) cult.
bovinë n. Herd of cattle.
bovu n. Cow, ox, bull, beast, bovine.
dilezu n. Rain cloud; someone who cries a lot.
egrelesturivío n. Okso with a sexual fixation on one or more slokdtabasa.
eklíyide n. Chorus line from a fínagolo, used to remind the audience that the exchange is meant as entertainment in good faith, and is not merely an embittered argument.
ekrinyu n. Outsider.
ékúzo n. One who causes Kúlézoka; a heretic, barbarian, troublemaker, fool, etc.
ékúzría n. One who causes Kúlézoka; a heretic, barbarian, troublemaker, fool, etc.
eldu (2) n. Proponent of non-interventionalist ("ivory tower") diplomacy; isolationist or nationalist who treats other cultures with disdain, especially a Lyrisclensia.
etsekhtíu n. Apology.
etusé v. To apologise.
femboseía n. Court favourite, courtesan, exotic, beloved one, high-value human chattel, precious (as a term of affection), etc.
finagolo n. Satirical argument built around insult humour.
fínanza n. Sceptic; mocker.
geglokalí a. Primitive, savage.
geglokema n. Predator.
geglokifora n. Prey.
gegloksnu n. Hogenem (Ksreskézaian term/slur).
geglokthíu n. Troublemaker; warmonger.
gendamotí a. Haphazard; undirected; formless; disorderly; tasteless; uncultivated.
gendikí a. Lacking in style or cohesion; haphazard; inelegant; uninspired.
gendzhré v. To insult, especially to call a fool.
gétteksu n. Someone who likes the colour géru (orange) just a little too much; an annoying extravert.
Gewonilfa n. See gewonu (il fa).
gewonu n. Fool; uneducated person.
gewonu (il fa) n. Meticulous fool prone to finding flaws.
gontúatí a. Rotten or decaying; metaphorically, wasted (does not imply corruption or betrayal).
hakezu n. Easily shocked person; someone with mild sensibilities.
iflúkwíu n. Flaw-giver; scourge.
íntsno n. Traitor; assassin; backstabber; deceiver.
ítsnahé v. To betray (vulgar).
kadzhíra n. Obedient slave; defector; traitor; puppet.
kedaré v. To offend; to take [to something or someone] roughly.
kedarzu n. Offender; instigator; pugilist; one who has acted roughly.
kedotru n. Any mythological creature with a petrifying gaze.
kedúfé v. To humiliate through sexual assault.
kelkedobí a. Brutal, crude, coarse.
khoskezu n. Defiant or stubborn person; head-shaker.
klai kibúes pm. Unpleasantly close to; shadowing; stalking; stepping on the toes of.
klai kordíkedí a. Padded out.
klakibí a. Over-the-top, embarrassing, lacking in self-awareness; of art, likely to discomfort its intended audience.
klefedu n. Backhanded compliment.
kolemu n. Attention-seeker; slut; heartbreaker.
kwendu (2) n. Elf.
legethía n. Dictator; tyrant.
lúpé (2) v. To provoke.
Masadéa n. Fertility goddess introduced to the Lilitic pantheon in 1045 lilpo, whose cult emphasized the hedonistic pursuit of anything that would promote population growth; see theological entry, Founding of Lilikoisa and Decline of Lilitic culture.
masakwíu n. Professional baby; a pathological know-nothing.
masteksu n. Empty-headed newbie.
mokasithekí a. Nasty; rude; literally, saying rotten things.
mokazúsa n. Infertile uterus.
múbezu n. Bleeder; weakling.
múraithu n. Passive-aggressive silence, either malicious or vengeful.
múretrí neptegezu n. Heedless obeyer; blind follower; someone easily manipulated.
múrezúsaní a. Nasty; cruel; belonging to a hurtful heart.
múrúkasé v. To lose something of significant emotional value, especially due to theft as a manner of injury.
nepro n. Meat.
neptríñkolro n. Meat.
ptaga n. Beast.
ptekkha n. Pain (profanity).
ptu n. Defective object (Ksreskézaian term).
rinflovedoi n. Litter; garbage.
riñkemí a. Nasty; gross; worthy of disposal.
ríñkolro n. Meat.
Salkzo n. Ambition; willpower; considered offensive.
sanes shúmatké v. To confront; to get up in someone's face in a territorial display.
saraspé v. To pour a libation; to give succour; to supplicate; to praise; (literally) to yield to.
shikadu n. Small crab-like animal kept as a pet; see the Ksreskézaian article ksiklada.
ska n. Nonsense (vulgar/slang).
skaoberlí a. Dishonourable; treacherous.
skaoksitha n. Nonsense; noise (offensive).
skaoksní a. Foolish, cursed.
snerkidzhío n. Entitlement.
snikarlí a. Nasty; tricky; treacherous.
soléghurí a. Dumb, thoughtless, unthinking.
thelsefa n. Personal pride.
titémí n. Ridiculous.
trat– pre. Of Terran origin; vulnerable to ultraviolet light; intolerant of water contaminated with heavy metals; defective; slavish; work-shy.
tratbagu n. Human (derogatory.)
trída n. Foreigner of an uncivilised land; bumpkin; rustic; barbarian.
tshéklabu n. Dissenter; pessimist.
tsoigloksna n. Tletketti (biological term and Ksreskézaian slur).
vatúla n. Hole; female genitals (derogatory).