koizrakwíu n. Legal scholar.
krení talìdte n. Booking, appointment, reservation.
krenino n. Documentation; paperwork.
krenovo n. Office desk; wicket; bureau.
kyetsoila n. Job lottery; box used to store job beads.
légemé v. To preside over a meeting or governing body.
legethía n. Dictator; tyrant.
Lermazekwía il Dúrai Geloholebis n. Overmanager of Fighting Ships, the official title of admiral Ekhessa Salnúkzoa.
letekséo n. Crown.
levgaksekúé v. To deputize.
levgalsu n. Deputy.
lidra n. Yearning for cooperation; faith in collectivism or communism.
listúaré v. To conserve.
listúaría n. Conservation.
litrakoizildra n. Collectivism; communism.
litramazínu n. Oligarchy.
litrení a. Organizational; of a group or structure.
manazúkinu n. The Establishment; the group of people forming the political level of government, as considered independently from its ideology, civil servants, and representation of the State.
manethía n. Speaker; boss; one who has a note-taking secretary or scribe.
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.
meirebé v. To confer titles or duties; to grant involvement.
míko n. Political zeitgeist; that which falls within the Overton window; established political practice.
míkoní a. Of a unified policy or philosophy; of the group consensus; of the body politic.
míldra n. Obedience or faith in leadership; faith in authoritarianism.
mílitradzhu n. Empire.
mílokha n. Consensus; overwhelming opinion determined informally.
míska n. First-shift job.
mítevíu n. Head of state.
mitibístu n. Autocracy.
mitradzhu n. Empire.
mítrakoizildra n. Authoritarianism.
mitramazínu n. Populist/socialist democracy.
mítrethekwía n. Ambassador.
múbedamazínu n. Monarchy (rule through blood.)
namúka n. Nurse; informal form of natomúrekwía.
namúreneí démano n. Plan to fix mistakes; plan of restoration; plan of reform.
naponesso n. Liberty.
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.
nazhofine n. Coalition.
neitildtino n. Documentation; records.
neprísé v. To concede to a demand.
nepríseka n. Concession to a demand.
neptégemo n. Directory.
núdenleko n. Amendment.
oksaní bosekro n. Deed; proof of ownership.
oshekú ... opré / oshekú ... ifopré v. To endorse.
oshethé v. To lobby.
rezaní a. Responsible.
rézhé v. To register; to enrol.
rezivía n. Largest portion; plurality.
rinflovedoi n. Litter; garbage.
risté v. To legislate; to declare that something is permissible.
ristekí a. Legislative; pertaining to a declaration of rights or responsibilities.
ristekío n. Legislation; rule; legal bill; codified law.
ristekwíu n. Legislator, especially one who favours permissive rules.
ristelío n. Legislature; place where laws are formed.
rizaitu n. Legal or social right.
rizilé v. To require (by law or some ruleset).
rokelía n. Laboratory, adytum.
sañkúeneí a. Speaking in a diplomatic tone; aiming to strike a compromise.
sarekhta n. Ceremony or celebration, especially a society-wide or affair of government.
sarilkúé v. To enforce.
sarilkúo n. Enforcement.
sarshíwé v. To enact.
saskíka n. Security doctrine; methods for protecting against espionage or theft.
snerkidzhé v. To entitle; to grant titles.
snerkidzhío n. Entitlement.
soidra n. Optimism; faith in progressivism.
soiwalena n. Progressive revolution or coup.
staiolu n. Manpower; people required to undertake a task.
stardzhu n. Nation.
stílegidtu n. Guideline.
stílegiku n. Guidebook.
stinu n. Personnel; people; population.
stísaré v. (with dative) To write a permit for.
surkoizildra n. Progressivism.
taltethelía n. Forum; senate; gathering hall.
taltsaré v. To dialogue; to interact; to work out a matter (between two or more parties); to perform a large undertaking (together); to build a consensus; to hold and (unless otherwise specified) successfully conclude peace talks; to sign a trade contract or treaty (excluding employment contracts).
thedíolu n. Infrastructural capacity: machinery or facilities required to undertake a task.
thedra n. Yearning for independence; faith in individualism or anarchism.
thelbístu n. Autonomy.
thelkoizildra n. Individualism; anarchism.
thelmanazekí a. Self-directed; independent; self-governing.
tolmiko n. Eugenics, especially widespread use of genetic engineering on citizens as a government policy of accelerationism.
trína n. Group of territories.
trínalí a. Federal.
tríoksu n. Landlord.
tripto balitronis n. Badge of office.
tshelde n. Backing; source of support.
tsheldra n. Pessimism; faith in conservatism.
tshelkoizildra n. Conservatism.
tshelwalena n. Reactionary revolution or coup.
túreponé v. To send someone into exile; to banish.
vemmazakúé v. To delegate.
vemmazekía n. Act of delegation.
vemmazía n. Delegate.
vemmazina n. Delegation; group of delegates.
veñkorré v. To abdicate or resign from a leadership position.