vigaru n. Business partner, especially a co-owner in a joint venture.
vigfaru n. Monetary value.
viglaité v. To receive money; to sell, receive a donation, or a gift.
víglaitekwía n. Entrepreneur.
víglanalo n. Auction.
víglebedo n. Commerce.
viglembu n. Promissory note; bank cheque.
víglestu n. Sex performed as payment for services or goods; sex as currency; sexual bribery.
víglíkté v. To fine; to tax; to enact a monetary punishment.
víglíktéo n. Fine; tax; monetary punishment.
viglobé v. To risk money; to place a wager.
víglu n. The standard Lilitic currency, a small metal bar about 4 cm long, 8 mm wide and 2 mm thick with writing printed on both sides to indicate denomination.
víglúzu n. Patron; customer; client.
vikalkúa n. Expenditure.
vikolu n. Comfort or luxury item; expense happily paid.
viku n. Commodity; product (business).
víkúé v. To pay.
vimedzhu n. Economics.
vimítrení a. Corporate.
vimítru n. For-profit organisation.
vimítru il yeñgekía n. Monopoly.
viñgé v. To ship goods; to haul cargo or get it hauled.
viñgekhtinu n. Shipping industry; shipping department; the business of shipping.
viñgipse n. Cargo or luggage.
vintshika n. The manner of an employee; employee conduct.
vintshu n. Employee.
vípse n. Small bid placed at auction.
vishloé v. To sell.
vístekwíu n. Business owner.
vité v. To sell.
yeñklassa n. Full-time job, usually a vital public sector job or special dispensation for a widely-recognized master artist.
yerekhtekwía viglinis n. Minter; a smith who recycles vigliptai into the current issue.
yeviglúé v. To bribe.
zíbízo n. Reward; payment.