lentúzurivíu n. Bipedal animal.
lergalsu n. Saviour, leader, messiah.
leryeza Stillúkwía n. High Priestess, the head of a cult or temple.
likwu n. Nanny.
Lilitu n. Lilitu.
Líriktensíu n. Lyrisclensian culture.
lírisí a. Lyrisclensian.
Lírisikí a. Lyrisclensian.
Lírisu n. Lyrisclensian.
Liwa n. Liwíen, a species and civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
lota n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
lozríu n. Operator; user (technical).
lozu n. Operator; user (informal).
lúhízu n. Proxy; intermediary.
lúpezríu n. Founder.
lúthelu n. Peer; one who is similar.
manethía n. Speaker; boss; one who has a note-taking secretary or scribe.
mateku n. Confluence, coincidence, or chance meeting.
Mazara n. Mazuršt, a species and civilization native to the KHTX Expanse.
Mefírafa n. The Rotomemi dialect.
mefístaní a. Parental.
mefístaré v. To foster a child [acc] for a mother [dat], thereby elevating her from unfortunate circumstances [abl].
melaité v. To move [one's home to a new location].
mevívo n. Pioneer.
míko n. Political zeitgeist; that which falls within the Overton window; established political practice.
mímeftu n. Sibling, usually biological.
míredí a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
míredíu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
míredya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
míteví (2) n. Principal.
moghoé v. To reside [loc: at a place of residence]; to occupy.
múbezu n. Bleeder; weakling.
múnildu n. Engineer or scientist.
múretrí neptegezu n. Heedless obeyer; blind follower; someone easily manipulated.
nahaponekwíu n. Janitor; custodian; maid; cleaner.
nahaponezría n. Professional cleaner; maid; public sanitation worker.
namaté v. To divorce; to split; to de-unionize; to retreat; to break up; (of a group) to dissolve; to go separate ways.
namúka n. Nurse; informal form of natomúrekwía.
napahé v. To be bathed.
napthelé v. To bathe.
narika n. Tour guide; escort; maze-navigator.
narikekhtía n. The art of navigating a disorienting, crowded space, (usually specific).
natomúrekwía n. Travelling nurse (formal), a type of social worker with medical training that comprised the majority of the civil service and also carried messages.
nazelamé v. To divorce.
neptrúekhu n. Ghost or doppelganger.
nosezu n. Pauper.
ogekhtidu n. Immigrant.
okhekwíu n. Impressionist; impersonator.
oksí a. Ksreskézaian.
oksíkwu n. Master; slave-owner.
olélitru n. Family tree.
oletekina n. Litter (of children); cohort.
onverezu n. Counter, census-taker.
opreka n. Trained flyer.
ossezílemía n. Dire necessity.
Palige n. The Peseni language, Paligú.
pamé v. To visit.
pamezríu n. Visitor, guest.
pamezu n. Tourist, visitor.
Pesenikí a. Of the culture of the Peseneyi.
Peseninu n. The culture of the Peseneyi.
Pesetsu n. Pesene.
rahissoka n. Referee.
rebossezríu n. Distant admirer.
regezu n. Buyer.
repezu n. Finder.
resezu n. Sleeper.
rintetso n. Peasant (Ksreskézaian).
ristekwíu n. Legislator, especially one who favours permissive rules.
Roméí a. Roman.
Roméu n. Roman citizen.
Rominu n. Roman culture.
Roshagila n. Roshagil, the language of the Hatel and Cossipai.
Rôtomemu n. Ancestor (of a Lilitu), or more specifically a member of the Rotomem.
salíté n. Neighbour.
sampílezríu n. Refugee.
sanlínteté v. To neighbour.
sanlíntetekí n. Neighbouring; adjacent.
sarekwía n. Performer; without qualification, usually an actor.
satennu n. Cyborg.
setezu n. Eater.
shindúzu n. Acrobat.
shúmegekwía n. Professional flyer, employed mainly on Illera as couriers; see shúmegezría.
shúmegezría n. Lilitu capable of flying unaided in 30% Earth gravity such as found on Illera.
shúthildu n. Organizer; motivator; director.
slokdtabu n. (a) Lilitu servant (in feminine declension); (b) slave (in neuter declension).
sofé v. To have sex with; to fuck.
sofekwíu n. Sex worker, prostitute.
soféu n. Intimate sexual interaction.
soimíu n. Pursued lover.
sondekwíu n. Presenter.
sora n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
Sostu n. Member of the TMF builder civilization.
Staíodzhu n. Civilization.
stíldu n. Artist or theoretician; someone who works chiefly with ideas.
stillúbekwíu n. Priest or priestess.
stinení galsa n. Professional advocate or therapist, a kind of namúka.
stinu n. Personnel; people; population.
stitru n. Population; a collection of people.
stúkasé v. To abduct; to kidnap.