aitzu n. Merchant; trader.
aktonekwíu n. Public speaker, rhetorician, lecturer, intellectual, academic.
alégekwía n. Guard.
alfididtaní thelapekwía n. Gardener specializing in Terran crops.
alíalíegezríu n. Someone who opposes a moderate position.
alíkelfasekídu n. Someone who opposes deregulation or relaxing rules.
Alímútzaka n. Firefighter.
alítúbúka n. Prosecutor.
altúkwíu n. Informant.
amabekwía n. Dominatrix, a type of sofekwía.
amanazedivíu n. Volunteer.
amañgalso n. Stock character in erotic fiction noted for stoic, masculine traits; named for showing up at convenient opportunities (see amañgalsu) and lacking a well-formed identity; stud or gigolo; oppose kolemu.
amañgalsu n. Someone who shows up unexpectedly to do something useful or help; in literature, often used disparagingly of characters introduced to resolve the plot in the fourth or fifth act; a mild deus ex machina.
amazedivíu n. Unrequested company; someone who shows up unexpectedly.
an Ikeva klaté v. To retire from a career; to finish a journey.
anlezu n. Government clerk.
anôstí a. Healthful; pertaining to medicine or bolstering good health.
anôstudzha n. Healthcare.
aporaitekwía n. Diplomat; translator; polyglot.
atetidzhekwía n. Motherer, the formal designation within the Lilitic jobs system for a woman caring for her own children in the normal way, akin to someone on mandatory maternity leave.
bidhúkwía n. Novelist; author of novels.
bístogalsu n. Priestess tasked with waking sleepwalkers.
bizano n. Bulletin board; chore rota; duty roster.
bízekhtilí galekwía n. Job trainer.
bízekhtúkwía n. Work allocator; someone who assigns jobs and duty rosters.
bízekwía malsolis n. Metalsmith.
bízetalí a. Part-time.
bosekíra n. Contractor; contract-holder.
darúkwía n. Thread-gatherer.
dazúkwía n. Fuller, or a weaver specialized in completed cloth suitable for tailoring.
dekmanekwía n. Planner.
dekziyerubekwía n. Preventative maintenance technician.
denlagu n. Secretary.
denlekwía n. Professional writer.
denlekwía survinanis n. Journalist.
deztrida n. Philosopher.
dheñgezhekwía n. Dresser.
dheñkúthía n. Tailor.
dústúbekwía n. Builder or architect (formal).
dústúka n. Builder or architect; usually a specialist carpenter or mason (less formal).
dzafekwía mefítsudzhis n. Student of atomology, a combined field covering particle physics, chemistry, and molecular biology; natural philosopher.
dzafezría n. Student, especially in the arts or sciences.
ébizé v. To collaborate.
ébizé (2) v. To cooperate, to work with.
ébizekía n. Collaboration.
ébizolebí a. Cooperative, able to cooperate.
édhabrekwía n. Weaver, emphasizing a specialization in working with difficult fibres.
éhedethé v. To confer, such as with a colleague.
ekhtekwía lelenalis n. Blacksmith.
ekhtekwía mallerísanis n. Genetic engineer.
ekhtezría kedoplinis n. Sculptor, engraver, or potter who works with stone.
ekhtezría sentilis n. Sculptor, engraver, or potter who works with clay.
eksafemía n. Consultant; expert; someone included on a team to answer questions related to their expertise or wisdom.
éponikidu n. Anchorite, especially a devotee of Neptarléa, Rostyaekía, or Moiléa; see article on asceticism among the Lilitai.
evethezu n. One who protests against something; hater; antagonizer.
ézúsikada n. Guard; cop; security officer.
falthía n. Songwriter; composer.
faltúkína n. Orchestra; musical ensemble.
faltúzría n. Singer.
femboseía n. Court favourite, courtesan, exotic, beloved one, high-value human chattel, precious (as a term of affection), etc.
fertshiñgzu n. Patron; art-buyer.
fidezu n. Seeker.
fíyedaza n. Mendicant; see Lilitu Mendicants.
fíyedazé v. To beg (for money).
flévebé v. To establish an organisation, set of rules, or tradition.
flúsekwíu n. Ideologue; propagandist.
galeshíu n. Apprentice.
galezu n. Trainer, especially in performance arts or recreational activities.
Galsa il a Mefísta n. Aide to the Matriarch, one of the formal titles used by members of the Deklina with no specific government portfolio.
geglokida n. Warrior, a type of regular soldier comprising the bulk of infantry.
geglokodeklo n. Warlord or commander-in-chief.
gélohekwía n. Reservist, a type of soldier.
gelohemu n. Militant.
gélohida n. Euphemism for geglokida to avoid saying gegloko; sometimes confused with gélohekwía.
gikúba n. Navigator.
gikúbekhtía n. Navigation.
gikúka n. Navigator (informal); scout.
gikúkwía n. Navigator (formal).
glemanaka n. Military commander; commanding officer.
glemida n. Stander, a type of soldier with defensive or counter-offensive duties.
golmipekwíu n. Censor.
hakrodeklo n. King.
haspadzhekwía n. Thaumatologist, someone who studies haspadzho; usually hyphenated with mefudzhekwía as haspadzho-mefudzhekwía.
hedethúza n. Commentator.
idhorepiko n. Espionage.
ighekwíu n. Intellectual.
ighifora n. Mentor.
ighiverekwía n. Analyst.
ikidu n. Disciple, adherent.
íkokassískaonu n. Revolutionary; anti-government agitator.
iksaré v. To put into practice habitually (to be a practitioner).
illúka n. Teacher (informal).
illúkwina n. Faculty; teachers.
illúmbekwía n. Teacher (formal), sometimes unstressed as illumbekwía.
illúmbekwina n. Faculty; teachers.
indúthía n. Professional dancer, a type of sarekwía.
intshakrina n. Nobility; ruling class.
intshakro n. Noble; aristocrat; member of the ruling class.
Intshéa il a Deklina n. Member of the Deklina, the inner circle around the Matriarch; not a formal position until 827 lilpo.
iziku n. Practitioner.