dzúmínu n. Key.
dzúneitu n. Wisdom; knowledgeability of facts and patterns.
dzúvería n. Enquiry; interrogation.
dzúwidhu n. Bardic talent; knowledgeability of history and stories.
éänsepí thúmba n. Any bread that uses milk as an ingredient, typically to be consumed by the nursing mother, her child, or a sick patient.
ébamela n. Second mother; female biological father.
ébizekía n. Collaboration.
éde n. The long E vowel.
édeklo n. Elite; royal counsel; aristocracy.
édhabrekwía n. Weaver, emphasizing a specialization in working with difficult fibres.
edoséu n. Wheel.
Édtelía n. Ireland.
edtu n. Bit.
édzheko n. Composition; something composed.
efalthéonu n. Computer input device.
efaltu n. Input.
efdúkera n. Tragic coincidence.
efdúpolu n. Schadenfreude; joy in response to sorrow.
efeshessa n. Blame-worthiness.
efeshestu n. Blame.
efíletha n. Endorsement.
efkro n. Sanction for.
éfoikolintu n. Contentment from complexity.
efokera n. Happy coincidence; as an exclamation, remarking on a good outcome.
efositha n. A genre of playful, upbeat music.
efoyazu n. Enthusiast, ardent supporter.
eftetu n. Descendant; daughter/son; child.
efútéu n. Cynicism.
efútoiu n. Fatigue or emptiness caused by cynicism.
égekhtía il talina n. Passage of time.
egekhtidu n. Emigrant.
eghileru n. Animal.
eginu n. Spectrum.
egiskivu n. Absence.
egní dzhíva n. The narrow DZH consonant.
egní iña n. The narrow NG consonant.
egní tshada n. The narrow TSH consonant.
egní vese n. The narrow V consonant.
egní yura n. The narrow Y consonant.
egninu n. The dimension crossing the point of reference's vision horizontally.
egnu n. Width.
egrekelu n. Culturally neutral term for a Lilitu.
égreku n. Star (Ksreskézaian term).
egrelesturivío n. Okso with a sexual fixation on one or more slokdtabasa.
egrído n. Missile.
egríu n. Gun; any weapon that fires a projectile with a force other than that imparted on it by the user's muscles.
egúkorridtu n. Unverifiable claim.
egúlildtu n. Ambiguous property.
egúmeftu n. Relative of indeterminate relation.
egúrobu n. Mystery; uncertain thing.
egúzoka n. Fear of the ambiguous or uncertain.
éha n. Ketalán equivalent to tsu.
éhíñkeku n. Camaraderie.
eiphoa n. Blizzard.
ekahekhtu n. Variant, alternative form, deviation, variation.
Ekalfídidtina n. Human civilization; humanity; the human race.
ekenede n. Granite.
ekhabra n. Crystalline dendritic plants native to Ksreskézo.
ekhalthéonu n. Computer output device; computer display.
ekhaltu n. Output.
ekhañka n. Basic support garment; resembles a one-piece leotard with a low back that fastens around the back of the neck.
Ekhessanova n. July, the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar.
ekhessu n. Shadow.
ékhintu n. Natural talent.
ekhonverekíu n. Description.
ekhtekíu n. Statue.
ekhtekwía lelenalis n. Blacksmith.
ekhtekwía mallerísanis n. Genetic engineer.
ekhteshí terbekhtíu n. Artificial fertilization.
ekhtéthovíu n. Processor.
ekhtezría kedoplinis n. Sculptor, engraver, or potter who works with stone.
ekhtezría sentilis n. Sculptor, engraver, or potter who works with clay.
ekhtezu n. Influence, role model, someone responsible for a life-altering experience.
ekhtinoa n. Synthesizer.
ekhu n. Shape, texture.
ékka n. Episode of mania or spiritual possession; see ékúlézoka.
ekkhatza n. Lightning strike.
eklíyide n. Chorus line from a fínagolo, used to remind the audience that the exchange is meant as entertainment in good faith, and is not merely an embittered argument.
ekñedesabtiníu n. Relic, artefact/artifact, especially of Ksreskézaian origin.
ekrinyu n. Outsider.
eksafekía n. Consultation with an expert or wise-woman (an eksafemía).
eksafemía n. Consultant; expert; someone included on a team to answer questions related to their expertise or wisdom.
ekúbío n. Provision.
ékúlézoka n. Episode of mania or spiritual possession by the stasrintshéa, especially in Venika jargon.
ékúzo n. One who causes Kúlézoka; a heretic, barbarian, troublemaker, fool, etc.
ékúzría n. One who causes Kúlézoka; a heretic, barbarian, troublemaker, fool, etc.
ekwaléo n. Excellence.
eldu (1) n. Elf, sprite, or long-lived fairfolk; preferred in literary criticism for elves not from JRR Tolkien's Middle-earth setting (see also kwendu).
eldu (2) n. Proponent of non-interventionalist ("ivory tower") diplomacy; isolationist or nationalist who treats other cultures with disdain, especially a Lyrisclensia.
éldútu n. Humiliation or embarrassment from a social context.
êle n. The schwa vowel.
élentu n. Mate.
eliku n. That way.
élíu n. There.
elkzu n. Hatred.
ellegía n. Induction.
elnapu n. Substrate.
élu n. That; there.
émazekhto n. Compliance.
émíono n. Convention.