Kelatetina n. The Council of Elders, a senatorial body raised in 827 by second Matriarch Súa Gleméanivía to mediate her abdication and succession, which would eventually become the primary governing body on Thessia Major.
kelvenfaní mazekwía n. Radio operator.
keryekwíu n. Government official responsible for maintaining social order.
khosithekwía n. Translator, especially one in diplomatic service.
khraplúkwía n. Dyemaker.
khrúkwía n. Dyer.
kíezgekíu n. Round; one lap of the patrol of a worker.
kipestu n. Leader, organizer, manager (particularly in a survival or governmental situation.)
klateko n. Completion of work or a project.
klinikidu n. Adventurer.
koimoigu n. Police officer.
koizellí trafúekwíu n. Legal scholar (archaic).
koizrakwíu n. Legal scholar.
krenilkúekwía n. Note-taker; someone who uses a lot of paper.
krenúbé v. To deal; to make exchange agreements.
krenúza n. Dealer; one who arranges deals.
krenza n. Printer (informal).
krúzría n. Papermaker.
legethía n. Dictator; tyrant.
lénúya adv. In part-time; in the afternoon.
lereí stillúbekwíu n. High priestess or high priest.
leres haité v. To profit; to benefit from; to rise above using.
Lermazekwía il Dúrai Geloholebis n. Overmanager of Fighting Ships, the official title of admiral Ekhessa Salnúkzoa.
leryeza Stillúkwía n. High Priestess, the head of a cult or temple.
levgaksekúé v. To deputize.
levgalsu n. Deputy.
likwu n. Nanny.
lintrúoní loëkwía n. Microscopist.
livethíu n. Collector.
lúfethezríu n. Anyone speaking on a radio broadcast.
lúfethúka n. Radio personality, usually a religious teacher.
lúhaité v. To coordinate, to take resources or communication between, to hold a situation together.
lúhaitekhto n. Coordination.
lúhaitekwía n. Coordinator.
lúhízu n. Proxy; intermediary.
mallerísaní bavekwía n. Genetic engineer or gene therapist.
malsothía n. Smelter.
manethía n. Speaker; boss; one who has a note-taking secretary or scribe.
manúka n. Professional critic; editorializer.
matekwía rafilis n. Translator or linguist.
mazekwía n. Manager.
mazekwía glemidinis n. Military officer.
mazewíu n. Decision-maker; any minister or autocrat involved in deciding legislation.
Mefísta Lilitinanis n. Mother of the Lilitai, a less-formal synonym for Mefístamazínanivía il Lilitina.
Mefístamazínanivía il a Lilitina n. Matriarch of the Lilitai, the leader of the semi-hereditary autarchy.
mefudzhekwía n. Cosmologist, someone who studies the origin of the universe; usually hyphenated with haspadzhekwía as haspadzho-mefudzhekwía.
meirebé v. To confer titles or duties; to grant involvement.
meví amúebekhtía n. Nursing [of a child].
mipekwía n. Striker, a type of soldier similar to a commando.
mítevíu n. Head of state.
mítrethekwía n. Ambassador.
mítúya adv. In part-time; in the morning.
múbé v. To bleed or to give blood.
múnildu n. Engineer or scientist.
nahaponekwíu n. Janitor; custodian; maid; cleaner.
nahaponezría n. Professional cleaner; maid; public sanitation worker.
naitwidhúzría n. Professional news carrier; crier.
namúka n. Nurse; informal form of natomúrekwía.
namúka natkekwis n. Doctor specializing in treatment of the body; surgeon (formal).
nanabedekwía n. Plumber.
narika n. Tour guide; escort; maze-navigator.
narikekhtía n. The art of navigating a disorienting, crowded space, (usually specific).
natka n. Doctor specializing in treatment of the body; surgeon (informal).
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.
natúekwía riñkilis n. Waste remover; any job that should be highly paid to offset its unpleasantness.
neiptúkwía n. Scribe; data recorder.
nezhu n. Caretaker.
núekwía n. Accountant.
oksaní thelapekwía n. Gardener specializing in Kosian (Ksreskézaian) crops.
oksíkwu n. Master; slave-owner.
olrembidzhekwía n. Baker or fryer; someone who heats raw ingredients for those unable to do it themselves.
olrethía n. Food preparer; someone who readies ingredients for cooking.
onverekwía n. Stock-keeper; someone who tracks specifics of an inventory.
oshethé v. To lobby.
palagu n. Professional nurse.
palu n. Doctor–scientist.
pensya adv. For only some of the time; in part-time; only occupying part of a timeframe.
plúkhtío n. Mining.
poalagalsu n. Medical aide.
poalakwíu n. Medical practitioner.
poaludzhekwíu n. Doctor–scientist.
raveru n. Contract.
rezyemíno n. Toolkit; set of gear.
ristekwíu n. Legislator, especially one who favours permissive rules.
rokelía n. Laboratory, adytum.
sañkúeneí a. Speaking in a diplomatic tone; aiming to strike a compromise.
sarekwía n. Performer; without qualification, usually an actor.
sarolebekto n. Competence.
sarolebí a. Competent.
sarzu n. Craftsperson.
saskaité v. To spy; to steal or hold secrets.
shindúzu n. Acrobat.
shúlegekwía n. Pilot.
shúmegekwía n. Professional flyer, employed mainly on Illera as couriers; see shúmegezría.
shúthildu n. Organizer; motivator; director.
slokdtabu n. (a) Lilitu servant (in feminine declension); (b) slave (in neuter declension).
sofekwía n. Sex worker, including prostitutes and performers.
sofekwíu n. Sex worker, prostitute.
sondekwíu n. Presenter.
stíldu n. Artist or theoretician; someone who works chiefly with ideas.