poaladzhu n. The study and practice of medicine.
poalagalsu n. Medical aide.
poalakwíu n. Medical practitioner.
poaludzhekwíu n. Doctor–scientist.
ptekkha n. Pain (profanity).
resepa n. A mixture of wine and warm milk commonly used as a sedative, similar to posset.
rimmúdé v. To bleed heavily.
riñkedelía n. Bladder, considered as a storage organ for urine.
riñkedúza n. Kidney, considered in its urine-governing qualities.
riñkedzoina n. Bladder, considered as an excretory muscle.
sampu n. Safety; security.
sayedo n. Ointment.
setlafu n. Nutrition.
shistokelthía n. Any drug used to hasten sleep or enhance dreams, especially resepa.
shiyefu n. Disgust impulse (neurotic hatred).
sotalurí a. Acute; urgent.
stekkaité n. To become addicted.
stekkezu n. Addict.
stekku n. Addiction.
stinení galsa n. Professional advocate or therapist, a kind of namúka.
súlomaitza n. Erythrocyte.
telmekía il ithovíu n. Mental disorder.
telmekía il steku n. Physiological disorder.
terbelíúka n. Pituitary gland.
theleftu n. Homozygotic twin or multiple, or a person who looks the same.
therizúdu n. Lymph node.
thestalí a. Oral; spoken; sung; of the mouth.
Thíma n. Fever; usually referred to as a proper noun.
thímnôsta n. Fever; incident of the Thíma.
timobedekhtía n. Miscarriage.
tolmiko n. Eugenics, especially widespread use of genetic engineering on citizens as a government policy of accelerationism.
trat– pre. Of Terran origin; vulnerable to ultraviolet light; intolerant of water contaminated with heavy metals; defective; slavish; work-shy.
tshandía n. Perfume.
walatekía n. Paralysis.
yelanidta n. Child born overdue.
yerúdzhé v. To diagnose.
yerúdzhekía n. Diagnosis.
zadarrúka n. Ergotism as a whole, or the hallucinatory experience brought on by the consumption of ergot.
zímúrúku n. Folk remedy or medicine.
zúdenarinu n. Limbic system.
zúdoma n. Antibody.
zúdoneptza n. Leukocyte.
zúsa (2) n. Any organ, but especially the heart, stomach, or uterus, considered as the core of the body.
zúseftu n. Heterozygotic twin or multiple.