alematse n. Neutron.
amoppa n. Sodium.
azhofarí a. Atomic; discrete; of indivisible elements.
balu n. Metal.
bedlapía n. Ice.
dékoppo n. Glass, regardless of composition.
denza n. Carbon; fertilizer.
dilúpeda n. Trickle.
dzafekwía mefítsudzhis n. Student of atomology, a combined field covering particle physics, chemistry, and molecular biology; natural philosopher.
dzhozlíu n. Protein.
ektetí a. Biotic; organic; originating in a living organism.
elnapu n. Substrate.
eponelísu n. Lipid.
eponoppa n. Zinc.
fetsu n. Photon.
gallapíoma n. Crystalline sulphur.
genabedí a. Dry.
gentetha n. Nitrogen.
genthimí a. Extremely cold.
gílonoma n. Chlorine, especially aqueous or liquid.
halpíu n. Matter in the solid phase.
ibedrí a. Damp.
ibedu n. Water.
illerísu n. Nucleic acid.
itsudzhu n. Chemistry.
itsurekte n. Density.
kebalomu n. Metal ore; rocky metal.
kedoplu n. Rock, stone.
khraplúkwía n. Dyemaker.
khrúkwía n. Dyer.
kléoppa n. Calcium, especially dietary calcium.
ktúkiforí a. Explosive.
lapíu n. Crystal.
lebedu n. Matter in the liquid phase.
lemúdha n. Lead, especially as a toxin.
lenene n. Iron metal.
malso n. Workable metal; doublet of balo.
mefí itsu n. Atom; specifically a physical atom.
mefí metlu n. Physical energy in general.
mefí shemu n. Chemical phase.
methía n. Hydrogen.
metlí shuthíu n. Ionized gas; plasma.
metzlísu n. Energy-storing molecule; carbohydrate or lipid.
milemu n. Silica-based glass.
moitetsa n. Metal or mineral residue precipitated from solution; metal ore; mineral deposited by water, such as comprising cave formations or sedimentary layers.
motha n. Iron, especially dietary or in blood.
múbalu n. Rusted iron; such as extracted from blood.
múshomu n. Hydrogen or any flammable gas.
nahaponezría n. Professional cleaner; maid; public sanitation worker.
nanabedekwía n. Plumber.
natosetoma n. Mineral acid; more specifically the non-water component of a mineral acid.
natredí a. Of cleanly-separated, discrete elements; unlike azhofarí, they may be further divisible.
natúekwía riñkilis n. Waste remover; any job that should be highly paid to offset its unpleasantness.
oklisu n. Plastic.
okotha n. Copper, especially as a component of Ksreskézaian diet or circulatory fluid.
–oma suf. Base material; element (anything to N).
–oppa suf. Material of ~ (N to N).
radoma n. Fluorine.
ríñkoppa n. Urea.
sarbala n. Lead, especially as a construction material.
shúmomu n. Inert gas used to gain lift (usually helium).
shúthíu n. Matter in the gas phase.
slisu n. Molecule.
somadía n. Carbon dioxide.
somútza n. Carbon; ash.
soríñkoppa n. Ammonia.
tetpou n. Binding site.
tetsa n. Metal in the ionic phase; a mineral dissolved in water.
tetshwa n. Phosphorus.
tetsina n. Metal in the ionic phase; all minerals dissolved in water.
tetsudzhu n. The study of biochemistry.
thimrí a. Hot.
thimu n. Heat or thermal energy.
tíktúo n. Firework.
toleblísu n. Carbohydrate.
trat– pre. Of Terran origin; vulnerable to ultraviolet light; intolerant of water contaminated with heavy metals; defective; slavish; work-shy.
turellí gentetha n. Nitrogen gas.
turellí zéúza n. Oxygen gas.
voblu n. Proton.
wetsu n. Electron.
wistetsa n. Acid (uncountable) or a molecule of acid (countable).
yerislisu n. Polymer.
zéúza n. Oxygen.
zinarepé v. To devise a recipe; to formulate.
zinaro n. Recipe; formula.
zíyaré v. To react.
zíyarekíu n. Outcome, especially a usually chemical precipitate.