alíoprekhto n. Coup; rebellion; insurrection; uprising.
bavidha n. Heritage.
dekké v. To succeed; to accomplish.
deklío n. Traditional lands of a family or tribe.
denlekwía survinanis n. Journalist.
ekhonverekíu n. Description.
etheméú adv. Notably.
ethemí a. Notable.
éwalte n. The world of journalism; global or international matters.
éwilu n. Diary.
flévebé v. To establish an organisation, set of rules, or tradition.
hakrelío n. Domain of a monarch.
idhoremoto n. Spycraft; methods for conducting espionage.
idhorepiko n. Espionage.
íkokassía n. Political revolution; collapse of social order.
íkokassískaonu n. Revolutionary; anti-government agitator.
intshakrina n. Nobility; ruling class.
intshakro n. Noble; aristocrat; member of the ruling class.
irtalní sarvíu n. Exposition.
kellaremo n. Feat; act worth of contemplation.
kétalírí a. Heralding a significant milestone in social or technological development.
kétalíro n. Significant milestone in social or technological development.
khosidha n. Legend.
khosidhalí a. Legendary.
khotshentinivíu n. Fossil; relic.
kíeskekto n. Notoriety.
kíeskemí a. Notorious; gossip-worthy; news-worthy.
koitríu n. Homeland.
korréú adv. Reportedly.
laivenklegu n. Fossil.
légéto n. Reign.
lépetalo n. Date of founding.
Lergalsoní Ginía n. Equatorial Guinea.
lúpé v. To found.
lúpezríu n. Founder.
naitwidhúzría n. Professional news carrier; crier.
nepteglo n. Legacy.
noz– pre. That which keeps, preserves, or stores.
osseo n. Impact of the world; morale, societal, or other consequences of outside events.
rizilé v. To require (by law or some ruleset).
rotomeidha n. Heritage; ancestry from the Rotomemi.
Sainíka n. Doctrine; Our Way [as opposed to customs of non-Lilitu groups].
sainíkalí a. Of the doctrines of the Lilitai; doctrinal to the Lilitai.
Salkzo n. Ambition; willpower; considered offensive.
samponé v. To protect.
sarthebé v. To author.
sarvidtu n. Plot event.
saskíka n. Security doctrine; methods for protecting against espionage or theft.
senillero n. Logo; watermark; emblem.
Staíodzhu n. Civilization.
suntsabta n. Tomorrow (on Ksreskézo).
suntwidhinu n. Prophecy.
survina n. Current events; the news as reported by professional journalists.
tekhineitu n. Log; record; journal; diary of events.
tshelvesso n. Precedent.
tshentwidhildtu n. Historical story, chronicle, or museum exhibit.
tshentwidhinu n. History.
tshentwidhoinéu n. Museum.
tshentwidhúkwía n. Chronicler.
waltaza n. Messenger, not necessarily professionally employed but often carrying reports from professional journalists.
walthekía n. Reporting.
waltúbezría n. Someone reporting the news but not professionally trained in journalism, such as a primary source or a biased hack (potentially derogatory).
westezo n. Rebel.
widhebé v. Report.
widhildtu n. Story, either historical or fictional.
widhiní a. Fictional or historical.
widhinu n. Literature; the sum of fictional and historical accounts.
widhrúkwíu n. Historian.
widhu n. Book; story.
wonedí étave n. Precedent.
yemelúbé v. To restore; to resituate; to reseat.
yemelúbekía n. Restoration; resituation; reseating.
yénepé v. To reconstruct evidence.
yenepéa n. Reconstruction of evidence.
yetúté v. To revive.
yetútía n. Revival.
zanlé v. To bring about justice.
zanlekína n. Justice.
zanlekíúbé v. To justify; to give reasoning why something is just.
zekellesso n. Magnificence.
zekellí a. Magnificent; touched by greatness.
zekíu n. Past event.
zelvanlé (alañgrikhe) v. To bring about justice.
zelwidhinu n. True events; accurate accounts of history.
zhíodústé (2) v. To restore; to rebuild.
zhíodústekía n. Restoration; rebuilding.
zhíothebekía n. Reproduction.
zhíothebekíarí a. Reproducible.