The following dictionary entries are tagged travel:
adíhozo n. Jet engine.
adísogezo n. Sailboat, sailing ship, or solar sail powered spacecraft.
alenalúekía n. Planar breach.
aléonu n. Planar breach drive.
anturinení terbezo n. Rocket.
aveñgé n. To land (a ship or boat).
avento n. Shore; solid ground; the location of a parked vehicle.
balegekhtu n. Rail.
dúdtelía n. Natural harbour.
dúdtelío n. Artifical harbour; spacedock.
dúdtina n. Armada; fleet; convoy.
dúrithovíu n. Shipboard computer.
edoséu n. Wheel.
egekhtidu n. Emigrant.
éngéllo n. Levy on travellers; fee; fine; tax; tariff; fare.
érepé v. To explore.
fadúrugíu n. FTL or lightspeed drive.
gekhtidu n. Migrant.
gekí a. Operational, said of a vehicle or travel route; able to go.
genaru n. Route traveled; path taken.
geneiu n. Vehicle, passenger, or traveller.
genossa n. Starlane; transit route in space.
gethebéonu n. Engine.
gethéonu n. Motor.
gikúba n. Navigator.
gikúbé v. To navigate an open space; to plot a course.
gikúbekhtía n. Navigation.
gikúka n. Navigator (informal); scout.
gikúkwía n. Navigator (formal).
glostahé v. To march; to parade.
glosté v. To march; to parade; to escort (transitive).
hídta n. Fighter spacecraft.
ibedossalí a. Naval.
iñgaru n. Traffic lane; shipping lane; aisle.
kekhataní a. Final (as a destination).
ketabazu n. Nomad.
ketablé v. To wander.
khomanazé v. To forbid someone [acc] from travelling to a specific place [dat].
klinikidu n. Adventurer.
koissaremé v. To take refuge or hide.
koissezarlemé v. To take refuge; to stow away; to steal shelter; to squat.
koissezmerlé v. To find home (generally by instinct).
leríané v. To overcome.
matelíu n. Junction.
melaité v. To move [one's home to a new location].
mevívo n. Pioneer.
milegekhtu n. Foot path (especially one made of sand).
mípzo n. Rocket.
narika n. Tour guide; escort; maze-navigator.
nariké v. To navigate a claustrophobic maze; to find a path.
narikekhtía n. The art of navigating a disorienting, crowded space, (usually specific).
narúgwéu n. Piston.
navreponekía n. Exposure to the elements, or the vacuum of space, leading to hypothermia and other maladies.
ogekhtidu n. Immigrant.
opreka n. Trained flyer.
Ossa n. The universe or sky; all of Creation.
pamezríu n. Visitor, guest.
pamezu n. Tourist, visitor.
rezyemíno n. Toolkit; set of gear.
sampu n. Safety; security.
sefrí walektes gé v. To drive or fly at cruising speed ("sufficient haste")
shedta n. Small spacecraft; especially a shuttle.
shúlegekwía n. Pilot.
shúmaré v. To ride the wind.
shúmaro n. Glider, unpowered aircraft.
shúmegekwía n. Professional flyer, employed mainly on Illera as couriers; see shúmegezría.
shúmegezría n. Lilitu capable of flying unaided in 30% Earth gravity such as found on Illera.
símaré v. To ride.
simfaré v. To ride.
sipparé v. To ride.
sívaré v. To ride.
thegro n. Rocket.
thelshúo n. Hovercraft.
themútzúko n. Rocket.
trídzhoru n. Landmark.
tríu n. Region or area of land; typically compared with a county.
túdalu n. Footstep.
túrghaité v. To fare; to encounter circumstances in the course of travel.
ven-vense n. Deep stores; reserves.
verekwía n. Number-keeper; someone who only tracks quantities of stock, time, distance travelled, et cetera.
viñgipse n. Cargo or luggage.
wíkséu n. Axle.
zallu n. Travelling companion.
adísogezo n. Sailboat, sailing ship, or solar sail powered spacecraft.
alenalúekía n. Planar breach.
aléonu n. Planar breach drive.
anturinení terbezo n. Rocket.
aveñgé n. To land (a ship or boat).
avento n. Shore; solid ground; the location of a parked vehicle.
balegekhtu n. Rail.
dúdtelía n. Natural harbour.
dúdtelío n. Artifical harbour; spacedock.
dúdtina n. Armada; fleet; convoy.
dúrithovíu n. Shipboard computer.
edoséu n. Wheel.
egekhtidu n. Emigrant.
éngéllo n. Levy on travellers; fee; fine; tax; tariff; fare.
érepé v. To explore.
fadúrugíu n. FTL or lightspeed drive.
gekhtidu n. Migrant.
gekí a. Operational, said of a vehicle or travel route; able to go.
genaru n. Route traveled; path taken.
geneiu n. Vehicle, passenger, or traveller.
genossa n. Starlane; transit route in space.
gethebéonu n. Engine.
gethéonu n. Motor.
gikúba n. Navigator.
gikúbé v. To navigate an open space; to plot a course.
gikúbekhtía n. Navigation.
gikúka n. Navigator (informal); scout.
gikúkwía n. Navigator (formal).
glostahé v. To march; to parade.
glosté v. To march; to parade; to escort (transitive).
hídta n. Fighter spacecraft.
ibedossalí a. Naval.
iñgaru n. Traffic lane; shipping lane; aisle.
kekhataní a. Final (as a destination).
ketabazu n. Nomad.
ketablé v. To wander.
khomanazé v. To forbid someone [acc] from travelling to a specific place [dat].
klinikidu n. Adventurer.
koissaremé v. To take refuge or hide.
koissezarlemé v. To take refuge; to stow away; to steal shelter; to squat.
koissezmerlé v. To find home (generally by instinct).
leríané v. To overcome.
matelíu n. Junction.
melaité v. To move [one's home to a new location].
mevívo n. Pioneer.
milegekhtu n. Foot path (especially one made of sand).
mípzo n. Rocket.
narika n. Tour guide; escort; maze-navigator.
nariké v. To navigate a claustrophobic maze; to find a path.
narikekhtía n. The art of navigating a disorienting, crowded space, (usually specific).
narúgwéu n. Piston.
navreponekía n. Exposure to the elements, or the vacuum of space, leading to hypothermia and other maladies.
ogekhtidu n. Immigrant.
opreka n. Trained flyer.
Ossa n. The universe or sky; all of Creation.
pamezríu n. Visitor, guest.
pamezu n. Tourist, visitor.
rezyemíno n. Toolkit; set of gear.
sampu n. Safety; security.
sefrí walektes gé v. To drive or fly at cruising speed ("sufficient haste")
shedta n. Small spacecraft; especially a shuttle.
shúlegekwía n. Pilot.
shúmaré v. To ride the wind.
shúmaro n. Glider, unpowered aircraft.
shúmegekwía n. Professional flyer, employed mainly on Illera as couriers; see shúmegezría.
shúmegezría n. Lilitu capable of flying unaided in 30% Earth gravity such as found on Illera.
símaré v. To ride.
simfaré v. To ride.
sipparé v. To ride.
sívaré v. To ride.
thegro n. Rocket.
thelshúo n. Hovercraft.
themútzúko n. Rocket.
trídzhoru n. Landmark.
tríu n. Region or area of land; typically compared with a county.
túdalu n. Footstep.
túrghaité v. To fare; to encounter circumstances in the course of travel.
ven-vense n. Deep stores; reserves.
verekwía n. Number-keeper; someone who only tracks quantities of stock, time, distance travelled, et cetera.
viñgipse n. Cargo or luggage.
wíkséu n. Axle.
zallu n. Travelling companion.