rezivía n. Largest portion; plurality.
rezyarai adv. Readily [non-idiomatic].
rezziko n. Social protocols; diplomatic traditions.
rileselé v. To deserve through need; to deserve.
rilessa n. Deservingness; earned weight or potential to receive benefits should they be available to be allocated.
rinimarí a. Inaccurate.
rinvêdtí a. Imprecisely aimed or described.
riziledí a. Compulsory.
rizkúdí a. Mandatory; required; necessary.
robarlé v. To dare; to take a risk.
robesso n. Risk.
robessorí a. Risky.
sampildto n. Norm; safety convention; safety standard.
samponé v. To protect.
santsheledíu n. That which is reversed.
santshelekhtía n. Over-turning.
santshelí n. Reversal.
santshelkúé v. To reverse.
sapanaro n. Threshold.
sarekhtíu n. Deed; doing.
sarnarúbé v. To justify.
sarnarúbekhtía n. Justification.
sarnôské v. To benefit.
sarnôskezu n. Beneficiary.
sarnôskí a. Beneficial.
sarnôsko n. Benefit.
sarshíwé v. To enact.
sassurvúbé v. Notify.
savlohe n. Success; accomplishment; correct choice or series of choices.
selepé v. To earn.
senerave n. Constraint or restriction placed on quantity or amount; limit.
seneré v. To restrict or constrain by limiting amounts or ranges.
senerika n. Temperance, moderation, or asceticism.
shave n. Obstacle; challenge; complication; barrier.
shefaru n. Situational value.
shefessa n. Meritability; inherent potential to manifest situational value (shefaru).
sheselé v. To deserve through merit; to merit; to have earned.
shikso n. Motive (contracted from shiwikso)
shiksurí kantyadis a. Of purest intentions.
shilé v. To resolve a problem in a clever manner.
shimaru n. Fate; destiny.
shiwikso n. Motive.
shútwizé v. To be guided by fatalism.
siméré v. To give guidance.
simérekhtía n. Guidance.
sivsúa n. Quota.
slineka n. Consent.
sodikí a. Selective.
sokerí a. Light (in weight or importance.)
solaní a. Light (in mass or substance.)
stímaneko n. Written instructions.
súkoréta n. Fairness; equability.
súkorí a. Fair; equitable.
súmvekhto n. Calculation.
suntrúé v. To anticipate.
survantrí a. Optimistic; with new eyes.
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).
tamaforí a. Reliable.
tamafortu n. Reliability.
taské v. To defy.
taskíu n. Defiance.
tekhorí a. Liable; prone to doing something.
tépíno n. Puzzle.
theladía n. Whim with no external motivation; often conversations on free will hinge on the existence of true spontaneity.
tinso n. Cost, not necessarily monetary.
topu (2) n. Order; orderliness; consistency; cohesion; the result of rational decision-making, planning, and meticulous execution.
trobikí a. Radical.
tshebé v. To share (to give part of).
tshinsúo n. Cost, not necessarily monetary.
tshogé v. To proceed (in motion).
tshosaré v. To proceed (with a plan).
tsikúbé v. To constrain by specifying limits.
tsikúé v. To constrain by causing limits.
túrellí manazekía n. Default choice.
úbzé v. To modify.
úbzekío n. Modification.
vêdtitu n. Precision in aim or description.
veñgahé v. To hide (reflexive or from something).
venogé v. To succumb.
ventrúé v. To inspect.
ventrúka n. Inspector.
ventrúkhtío n. Inspection.
veshiko n. Mode; state or condition forced on something.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
viglobé v. To risk money; to place a wager.
viglobé (raní zelamezríkha) v. To risk everything.
vignúdía n. Premium; an extra cost paid for quality.
voizo n. Particularly complex or challenging maze.
wistelitrí a. Problematic; antisocial.
wistoé v. To resist.
wistússo n. Resistance.
yeflevé v. To resume; to start over again.
yekerí a. Heavy (in weight or importance.)
yelaní a. Heavy (in mass or substance.)
yeñganazekía n. Formally confirmed consensus.
yeñgí topu n. Rational decision-making performed under perfect knowledge of a situation; optimal outcomes given perfect reasoning and execution.
yeñgídekhtía n. Referendum.
yeté v. To verify or check.
yetimé v. To resume; to restart.
yezhané v. To reform.