flasríu n. Peninsula.
flasu n. Finger.
flévelíu n. Beginning; point of establishment.
flevifora n. Premise.
flokina n. Riot or violent protest.
flolítu n. Transferred epithet, a type of hypallage.
flonare n. Contour.
flopekhtía n. Gambling; betting.
flovéklu n. Cylinder.
flovétona n. Tomato.
flovéu n. Curve.
flozhanía n. Natural distortion or warping, such as that seen in wet lumber.
flúsedu n. Skewed perspective, bias.
flúsekwíu n. Ideologue; propagandist.
flúsu n. Angle.
fogedía n. Prematurely-born child.
fopaza n. The natural state, opposing Iko (Venika jargon.)
fopesso n. Emanation of fopaza; compare shúthima.
foyerekto n. Complexity.
Frasía n. France.
Frasika n. The French language.
Frasike n. French culture.
Frasu n. French speaker.
frôska n. Blanket.
fu n. Light.
fúbino n. Lighting hardware; lightbulbs; candles; sources of illumination.
fúboseno n. Arrangement of lighting; how a room or space is lit.
fulestokhu n. Romantic love.
fuñga n. Fungus.
fustedzhu n. Compassionateness.
Gabôno n. Gabon.
Gahôna n. Guyana.
galeshíu n. Apprentice.
galezu n. Trainer, especially in performance arts or recreational activities.
gallapíoma n. Crystalline sulphur.
galmotona n. Squash.
galotúzu n. Potato.
Galsa il a Mefísta n. Aide to the Matriarch, one of the formal titles used by members of the Deklina with no specific government portfolio.
galseka n. Assistance.
galselío n. Place where essential services (healthcare, policing, disaster management, etc.) are provided.
galsifora n. Loyalty [of a leader].
galsu n. Assistant or saviour.
galthúmba n. Bread containing corn.
galu n. Yellow; confident, natural determination.
galúbekía n. Assurance.
galukotolapía n. Golden beryl.
galuría n. Effortful determination; genuine courage.
galutre n. Golden beryl sequin.
galverilu n. The Socratic method.
galzhomba n. Cornflour.
galzí flasu n. Middle finger.
Gambía n. The Gambia.
garenu n. Paint; any pigment that leaves a solid film.
garo n. The G consonant.
gebízinu n. Mechanical power.
geflovéu n. Lap; loop in a race.
geglokema n. Predator.
geglokida n. Warrior, a type of regular soldier comprising the bulk of infantry.
geglokifora n. Prey.
gegloko n. War.
geglokodeklo n. Warlord or commander-in-chief.
gegloksnu n. Hogenem (Ksreskézaian term/slur).
geglokthíu n. Troublemaker; warmonger.
géïko n. Formation, especially for fighting.
gekhtesso n. Consequence.
gekhtidu n. Migrant.
gekhtíno n. Proceedings (in a meeting); ventures; travels.
gekhtu n. Flow; the shape of movement.
gekírafino n. Motion picture footage.
gélohekwía n. Reservist, a type of soldier.
geloheminu n. Militia.
gelohemu n. Militant.
gélohida n. Euphemism for geglokida to avoid saying gegloko; sometimes confused with gélohekwía.
gélohipto n. Heated disagreement (little skirmish).
géloho n. Military engagement; skirmish; fight; (euphemistically) war.
gélotría n. Battlefield.
gembu n. Promise.
gemlapíu n. Crushed rock; gravel; debris.
genaru n. Route traveled; path taken.
gendaberu n. Formal promise.
gendabízu n. Power failure; work stoppage.
gendagúveru n. Displacement vector.
gendaita n. Deprivation.
gendalu n. Problem.
gendamefí alesta n. Sourceless hate; evil.
gendatshúa n. Bad omen specific to cymatospicy in which the stars refuse to provide guidance, usually because of being disfavoured by the stars.
gendikí (2) n. Errantly secular; of lapsed faith.
geneiu n. Vehicle, passenger, or traveller.
genessa n. Evil.
genesso n. Cruelty; malice.
geñgala n. Contracted from geñgalekivía.
geñgalekivía n. Amateur.
genossa n. Starlane; transit route in space.
genowa n. Stillness.
gensithurektu n. Passivity.
gentetha n. Nitrogen.
genthañgru n. Seriousness of a situation (cold weight).
genthimapolu n. Blizzard.
gepeto n. Sport.
geristona n. Orange.