lenene n. Iron metal.
léní trotúzu n. Index toe.
léñstethu n. Storey.
leplí a. Dusty, sandy.
lepone n. Lid, covering, cap.
lepshúnelíu n. Shore; coast.
lerandu n. Trunk.
lereponeze n. Seal, case, faceplate, roof.
lergalsu n. Saviour, leader, messiah.
lergekhte n. Catwalk.
lesé v. To drink.
lestedu n. Vaginal lubrication.
letekséo n. Crown.
letemidtu n. Knot; dilemma; problem; crisis.
lethlera n. Glow-moss.
likillapía n. Chrysocolla.
Lilitu n. Lilitu.
lírisí a. Lyrisclensian.
litona n. Berry.
Lítréa n. The goddess of collectivism.
lizí flasu n. Pinkie finger.
lobíu n. Tool; implement.
lúdaire n. Paint bottle for keeping undiluted paints in.
lúdelera n. Moss or lichen (Terran).
lúdenota n. Black bean.
lúderegwa n. Moss or lichen (Ksreskézaian).
lúhaflasu n. Gap between fingers.
lúhatrotzu n. Gap between toes.
lútwiklinta n. Extremophile.
malso n. Workable metal; doublet of balo.
mantaru n. Fringe, precipice, or boundary.
Masadéa n. Fertility goddess introduced to the Lilitic pantheon in 1045 lilpo, whose cult emphasized the hedonistic pursuit of anything that would promote population growth; see theological entry, Founding of Lilikoisa and Decline of Lilitic culture.
mataflasu n. Webbing between fingers.
matatrotzu n. Webbing between toes.
matzí flasu n. Ring finger.
mazilleru n. A planning document, agenda, or schematic.
mefí itsu n. Atom; specifically a physical atom.
mefí metlu n. Physical energy in general.
mefústu n. Dwelling or home (see also oisu and koisu.)
menshúaní lapía n. Feldspar (glassblower's crystal).
menshúé v. To blow glass.
metlí shuthíu n. Ionized gas; plasma.
metzu n. Sugar.
milegekhtu n. Foot path (especially one made of sand).
milenaira n. Beach.
mileplu n. Sand.
mílitradzhu n. Empire.
millapía n. Quartz.
milobo n. Hammer.
mímolapía n. Sapphire.
mislentu n. Wet sand; sandy clay.
mitradzhu n. Empire.
mitrolapía n. Chalcedony.
mogu n. Chair (or other seating.)
moigru n. Muscle.
Moiléa n. The goddess of perseverance.
moitetsa n. Metal or mineral residue precipitated from solution; metal ore; mineral deposited by water, such as comprising cave formations or sedimentary layers.
moloé v. To sit.
motéo n. Cartoon.
motréo n. Cartoon.
múbedu n. Blood.
múfídu n. Slashing tool; any sharp object used as a weapon for slashing.
Múrekíha n. The goddess of sadism.
múrekíu n. Injury.
múreplu n. The Illeran plague; specifically, the pathogen responsible for it.
múrtshandía n. Incense.
múrúenu n. Weapon.
músu n. Mouse.
nadairo n. Paint dish for keeping diluted paints in while working.
nadúklerino n. Grate.
nakleté v. To put cracks in something; to make something crack.
nakletu n. Crack, especially in paint or metal; also a gap between two things that should fit together tightly.
nakwu n. Actor.
nasu n. Tolkienian human, very specifically only used to refer to the humans of Middle-earth.
neitizzu n. Notebook.
nekofíu n. Coffin.
Neptarléa n. The goddess of protection and the shepardess of the dead.
neptebu n. Grain alcohol, such as beer.
nisko n. Inhabited cavern; city or building complex within such a cavern.
nitoru n. Odour, especially a sweet or fruity one.
nokhíu n. Fixture; installed equipment or furniture.
nozairo n. Glass food container (jar).
nozvaira n. Glass drink container (bottle); hostess's acumen; patience with visitors.
núleru n. Salad.
núrembu n. Stew.
ofemnu n. Lettuce.
oinéu n. Building.
oisu n. House; quarters; apartment complex; any building or place where residence occurs.
okhekíu n. Possession; especially by a spirit or deity.
okhthovíu n. Computer installation.
okkúba n. Syringe-like medical instrument.
oksí a. Ksreskézaian.
oksônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Ksreskézai, or reminiscent of something that is; hot, dry, bright, solid, harsh, or cumbersome.
olredu n. Saliva.
olrembu n. Soup.
olru n. Food.
Ossa n. The universe or sky; all of Creation.
otetagota n. Walnut.
palendúro n. Shipwreck.
péno n. Penis.