múrékúé v. To devastate.
múreneí a. Damaging.
múrínedu n. Poison.
múrolebí a. Harmful.
múrthé v. To roast; to burn (to slash at with heat.)
múrúbedé v. To bleed lightly.
múrúenu n. Weapon.
múrúvekhta n. Barbarity, horror; act of violence.
nadústé v. To destruct; to destroy.
nadústekhtío n. Destruction of artificial causes; demolishing; razing.
napsteké v. To gut; to disembowel; to clean a carcass.
nastré v. To depopulate; to genocide.
natetiforí a. Fatal; enabling the deprivation of life.
natheksí a. Destructive.
negeglokoní a. Post-war.
neptedíu n. Casualty.
neptelokí a. Post-conflict.
neptsalkzé v. To murder.
rimmúdé v. To bleed heavily.
rimútzé v. To discharge a weapon.
riñgedíu n. Discharge; ejecta.
rinimarí a. Inaccurate.
rinvêdtí a. Imprecisely aimed or described.
sabloko n. Victory.
sabteda n. Won battle; victory.
sabtúbé v. To win.
salkzurí a. Victorious; conquering; dominant.
sampílezríu n. Refugee.
samponé v. To protect.
saskíka n. Security doctrine; methods for protecting against espionage or theft.
solezeníko n. Attrition.
stúkasé v. To abduct; to kidnap.
tapé v. To prick.
teksipé v. To head-butt.
thedegu n. Tooth.
thedúré v. To bite.
thegro n. Rocket.
themútzúko n. Rocket.
thimbé v. To blast.
thimbekío n. Bombing.
thimbéu n. Blast.
thimbezo n. Bomb.
todzhé v. To die honourably.
vêdtitu n. Precision in aim or description.
veñgahé v. To hide (reflexive or from something).
veñgeloza n. Guerilla.
venogé v. To succumb.
vesaké v. To be defeated.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
viradé v. To cut; to abruptly stop or break.
viradelía n. Sports arena commonly used for several styles of knife fighting; or more specifically the surface on which fighting occurs.
viradu n. Blade.
wembaru n. Taser; specifically, any of several related baton-like weapons that convey an electric shock from one end on contact.
wembúré v. To electrocute or expose to an electrical current.
wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
westezo n. Rebel.
wistemné v. To confront.
wistevé v. To clash.
wistorekta n. Hostility.
wistorí (2) a. Hostile.
yaëkso n. Atrocity; cause for screaming.
yeflévé v. To prevail.
yeflévesso n. Prevalence.
yetelmé (2) v. To get revenge.
yetelmekía n. Revenge.
zaghazhído n. Pirate.
zelossé v. To sacrifice.
zhola-trúa neptegekía n. Hand-eye coordination (followthrough); replaced the native term zholegolebivo.
zholegolebivo n. Ability to follow the hand; hand-eye coordination; timing and aim.
zhombé v. To punch.
zhovu n. Fist.
zíyumesha n. Vendetta; vengeance.
zoklitru n. Mob; angry bunch.
zokurinu n. Mob; those who are angry.