The following dictionary entries are tagged quality:
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khosevegzí a. Immense.
khosevegzíu n. Immensity.
kipagí a. Absolute measurement; taken from zero.
klí a. Excessive; note also the adverbial form klai ("excessively").
lersefrí a. Liberal; a generous amount.
liboí a. Diverse.
liburlí a. Thin-fibred; fine.
linz– pre. Very little; barely any.
lis– (2) pre. Minimizer; compare the more common sole-.
lisi– pre. Minimizer (before a consonant).
liskúé v. To diminish.
lisseví a. Lesser (of two options).
lizzí plurí a. Fine-grained; refined.
lúdidteke n. Precision.
ludidtí a. Precise.
ludtirai adv. Precisely.
lúhaikí a. Having intermediate skill.
lúhairobí a. Comparable; capable of being compared—not necessarily similar.
lúklaí a. Pronounced; exaggerated.
lúmo– pre. Of the same fashion; similar (when preceding a consonant).
lúmot– pre. Of the same fashion; similar (when preceding a vowel).
lúthelu n. Peer; one who is similar.
mambé v. To rate; to assign a rating.
manúu n. Rating.
minilí a. Unique.
míredí a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
míredíu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
míredya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
mítevaní a. Premier.
mítevíya adv. Primarily.
míyekhtí a. Unique.
moí a. Powerful; effective; sturdy; strong; appropriate.
moihé v. To strengthen or improve something.
morendu n. Intensity.
motu n. Aesthetic.
–motu (2) suf. Aesthetic study of ~, fashion pertaining to ~, manner of ~ (N to N).
narezí a. Not more.
natúlí a. Unusual, exotic.
navrí a. Insufficient.
neplaté v. (with hedes + dative) To draw a distinction or differentiate in a specified manner.
nolezí a. Not less.
núlí a. Rare.
ofaru n. Emotional value.
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
panfí a. Not yet ripe; immature.
peftí a. Ripe; full; ready.
poliptí a. Cute.
poré v. To be suitable; to fit in; to be appropriate.
porektu n. Suitability; goodness of fit.
rezuntí a. Normal; expected.
rileselé v. To deserve through need; to deserve.
rivoneí a. Comprehensive.
sabaroví a. Worthy.
sabeselé v. To deserve in reward for divine worthiness or social achievement.
sabessa n. Moral worth; value to society; one's standing in the eyes of the Stillai.
sanesso n. Prestige.
sanessurí a. Prestigious.
santímekéu n. Imminence.
santímekí a. Imminent.
sarasilkúé v. To ease; to smooth; to sand down.
saravorí a. Promising; likely to be good.
sartithí a. Softly-speaking; gently suggesting.
sasithí a. Quietly; softly-speaking.
sefrí a. Sufficient.
–selé suf. To deserve because of ~.
selepé v. To earn.
senerave n. Constraint or restriction placed on quantity or amount; limit.
seneré v. To restrict or constrain by limiting amounts or ranges.
shefaru n. Situational value.
shefessa n. Meritability; inherent potential to manifest situational value (shefaru).
sheselé v. To deserve through merit; to merit; to have earned.
sithení egne n. Sound loudness.
sithení espe n. Sound duration (when not being played audibly; see sithení tale).
sithení evre n. Sound pitch.
sithení tale n. Sound duration (when being played audibly; see sithení espe).
sithnotu n. Sonic texture, either musical or phonic.
sivêlké v. To maximize.
sívidtu n. Apex; highest point; best.
sívúu n. Maximum.
sohé v. To weaken something.
sole– pre. Few, little.
solénilí a. Special.
solêre n. Deficiency.
soleriñkí a. Efficient.
soleriñkía n. Efficiency.
soleriñkya adv. Efficiently.
somoí a. Underpowered; ineffective; frail; weak.
sotúlí a. Uncommon.
súdhidte n. Parameter.
súkto n. Equality.
takúlí a. Usual, familiar.
thelaní a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
thelaníu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
thelanya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
trat– pre. Of Terran origin; vulnerable to ultraviolet light; intolerant of water contaminated with heavy metals; defective; slavish; work-shy.
trobêlké v. To minimize.
trobidtu n. Nadir; lowest point; worst.
trobúu a. Minimal.
tshaitosí a. Believed to be sufficient, but not.
tsikesso n. Limitation.
khosevegzíu n. Immensity.
kipagí a. Absolute measurement; taken from zero.
klí a. Excessive; note also the adverbial form klai ("excessively").
lersefrí a. Liberal; a generous amount.
liboí a. Diverse.
liburlí a. Thin-fibred; fine.
linz– pre. Very little; barely any.
lis– (2) pre. Minimizer; compare the more common sole-.
lisi– pre. Minimizer (before a consonant).
liskúé v. To diminish.
lisseví a. Lesser (of two options).
lizzí plurí a. Fine-grained; refined.
lúdidteke n. Precision.
ludidtí a. Precise.
ludtirai adv. Precisely.
lúhaikí a. Having intermediate skill.
lúhairobí a. Comparable; capable of being compared—not necessarily similar.
lúklaí a. Pronounced; exaggerated.
lúmo– pre. Of the same fashion; similar (when preceding a consonant).
lúmot– pre. Of the same fashion; similar (when preceding a vowel).
lúthelu n. Peer; one who is similar.
mambé v. To rate; to assign a rating.
manúu n. Rating.
minilí a. Unique.
míredí a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
míredíu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
míredya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
mítevaní a. Premier.
mítevíya adv. Primarily.
míyekhtí a. Unique.
moí a. Powerful; effective; sturdy; strong; appropriate.
moihé v. To strengthen or improve something.
morendu n. Intensity.
motu n. Aesthetic.
–motu (2) suf. Aesthetic study of ~, fashion pertaining to ~, manner of ~ (N to N).
narezí a. Not more.
natúlí a. Unusual, exotic.
navrí a. Insufficient.
neplaté v. (with hedes + dative) To draw a distinction or differentiate in a specified manner.
nolezí a. Not less.
núlí a. Rare.
ofaru n. Emotional value.
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
panfí a. Not yet ripe; immature.
peftí a. Ripe; full; ready.
poliptí a. Cute.
poré v. To be suitable; to fit in; to be appropriate.
porektu n. Suitability; goodness of fit.
rezuntí a. Normal; expected.
rileselé v. To deserve through need; to deserve.
rivoneí a. Comprehensive.
sabaroví a. Worthy.
sabeselé v. To deserve in reward for divine worthiness or social achievement.
sabessa n. Moral worth; value to society; one's standing in the eyes of the Stillai.
sanesso n. Prestige.
sanessurí a. Prestigious.
santímekéu n. Imminence.
santímekí a. Imminent.
sarasilkúé v. To ease; to smooth; to sand down.
saravorí a. Promising; likely to be good.
sartithí a. Softly-speaking; gently suggesting.
sasithí a. Quietly; softly-speaking.
sefrí a. Sufficient.
–selé suf. To deserve because of ~.
selepé v. To earn.
senerave n. Constraint or restriction placed on quantity or amount; limit.
seneré v. To restrict or constrain by limiting amounts or ranges.
shefaru n. Situational value.
shefessa n. Meritability; inherent potential to manifest situational value (shefaru).
sheselé v. To deserve through merit; to merit; to have earned.
sithení egne n. Sound loudness.
sithení espe n. Sound duration (when not being played audibly; see sithení tale).
sithení evre n. Sound pitch.
sithení tale n. Sound duration (when being played audibly; see sithení espe).
sithnotu n. Sonic texture, either musical or phonic.
sivêlké v. To maximize.
sívidtu n. Apex; highest point; best.
sívúu n. Maximum.
sohé v. To weaken something.
sole– pre. Few, little.
solénilí a. Special.
solêre n. Deficiency.
soleriñkí a. Efficient.
soleriñkía n. Efficiency.
soleriñkya adv. Efficiently.
somoí a. Underpowered; ineffective; frail; weak.
sotúlí a. Uncommon.
súdhidte n. Parameter.
súkto n. Equality.
takúlí a. Usual, familiar.
thelaní a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
thelaníu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
thelanya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
trat– pre. Of Terran origin; vulnerable to ultraviolet light; intolerant of water contaminated with heavy metals; defective; slavish; work-shy.
trobêlké v. To minimize.
trobidtu n. Nadir; lowest point; worst.
trobúu a. Minimal.
tshaitosí a. Believed to be sufficient, but not.
tsikesso n. Limitation.
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