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.
stillanivíu n. Artifact/artefact or oracle.
stillúbekwíu n. Priest or priestess.
stílomotekwía n. Calligrapher.
stinení galsa n. Professional advocate or therapist, a kind of namúka.
stinu n. Personnel; people; population.
stítaloëkwía n. Stenographer.
Súíanivía n. Mathematician, a type of minor Venikan cultist similar to a Pythagorean.
suntwidhúkwía n. Prophet.
surethezu n. One who protests for something; protester; evangelist; apologist.
súthía n. Poet.
telmekwía darinenis n. Spinner.
tetúkwia trúekhanis n. Painter or colorist.
thebekwía n. Engineer.
théboloëkwía krenis n. Printer (formal).
thelapekwía n. Gardener; farmer; agriculturalist.
théômbíze n. Maintenance.
théoneka n. Machinist (informal).
théonikúekwía n. Machinist (formal).
thúmekwíu n. Chef.
thúplinekwíu n. Fry-cook.
títíkwía n. Comedian.
tríoksu n. Landlord.
trúekhaní stíloekwía n. Illustrator.
tshaitu n. Trade; exchange involving money.
tshaitzu n. Vendor.
tshentwidhúkwía n. Chronicler.
tshí-namúka n. Courier or crier, a specific type of namúka.
tshildu n. Performer or model; an artist of the self.
tshínarúza n. Messenger.
–úkwíu suf. Professional ~-giver.
vanekwíu n. Business manager.
vemmazakúé v. To delegate.
vemmazekía n. Act of delegation.
vemmazía n. Delegate.
vemmazina n. Delegation; group of delegates.
veñgeloza n. Guerilla.
verekwía n. Number-keeper; someone who only tracks quantities of stock, time, distance travelled, et cetera.
verekwía viglinis n. Money-counter; banker; treasurer.
víglaitekwía n. Entrepreneur.
víglestu n. Sex performed as payment for services or goods; sex as currency; sexual bribery.
víglúzu n. Patron; customer; client.
viñgé v. To ship goods; to haul cargo or get it hauled.
viñgekhtinu n. Shipping industry; shipping department; the business of shipping.
vintshu n. Employee.
vístekwíu n. Business owner.
westezo n. Rebel.
widhrúkwíu n. Historian.
yedhúkwíu n. Columnist; one who regularly provides stories to a periodical.
yemelúbé v. To restore; to resituate; to reseat.
yemelúbekía n. Restoration; resituation; reseating.
yepezría n. Player, usually of card games but sometimes also used to describe actors.
yerekhtekwía viglinis n. Minter; a smith who recycles vigliptai into the current issue.
yetimeshekwía n. Reactive maintenance technician; repair technician.
zaghazhído n. Pirate.
zellúkwíaní a. Judicial; of a judge.
zeltútshu n. Gender, especially Lilitic gender.
Zeyetaní Ethekwía n. Attorney; lawyer.
Zeyetanivía n. Judge.
zhanekwía lemperilis n. Costumer; beautician.
zhofekwía haplenis n. Mortician.
zhofezría kedoplanis n. Miner.
zúda n. Abbreviation of ézúsikada.