pesônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Peseneyi; smelly and cramped.
plemu n. Ground; planet surface.
pléu n. Planet.
plitu n. Domesticated pet.
Poaléa n. The goddess of healing.
podte n. Toy.
pone n. Bag; sack; shapeless container.
psittaku n. Parrot.
raiponota n. Strawberry.
rebireshkivíu n. An offering made in supplication of a goddess.
regembu n. Wheat.
regenu n. Thin, hardy plant native to Thessia Major which grows near most bodies of water.
reghe n. Grass or reed plants, especially those native to Ksreskézo.
remíokolapía n. Red beryl.
repéta n. Green bean.
resapso n. Bedding.
resé v. To sleep.
resepa n. A mixture of wine and warm milk commonly used as a sedative, similar to posset.
ríñgo n. Network.
riñgrastu n. Roof.
riñkedu n. Urine.
riñkodu n. Urethral opening.
riñksoinu n. Feces.
Rostyaekía n. The suffering mother goddess, evolved from the ancient Rotomem goddess Rostería.
rotékotolapía n. Aquamarine.
roventría n. Bay.
Sabta n. Ksreskézo's sun.
sampoisu n. Outpost (safe-house).
samu n. Skin.
sarakhemu n. Skin.
saramu n. Skin.
sarasí a. Smooth, refined, easy.
sarekhtru n. Computer program.
satennu n. Cyborg.
sateple n. Magma.
sedtolere n. Land-dwelling organism.
sedtolu n. Land (as opposed to sea or air).
sefenlu n. Ink, including paints that darken when applied in a more concentrated form, like watercolor.
sereksu n. Face.
seté v. To eat.
seteku n. Taste; flavour; does not imply any particular quality.
shindúzu n. Acrobat.
shistillerekhe n. Emblem.
shistokelthía n. Any drug used to hasten sleep or enhance dreams, especially resepa.
shiyefu n. Disgust impulse (neurotic hatred).
shúkhrimu n. Feather.
shúmaré v. To ride the wind.
shúmaro n. Glider, unpowered aircraft.
shústéníu n. Wing tissue.
shúthavíu n. Bird.
shúthembu n. Rye.
shúthima n. Wind, either literal or as a type of étava.
shúthíma n. Alternative spelling of shúthima.
shúthimúkwíu n. Wind-giver; inspiration; motivator; muse; fate-dealer (in the romantic fatalism of winds).
shúthíu n. Matter in the gas phase.
sídegu n. Horn-bone; ivory.
síleru n. Thing; object.
símaré v. To ride.
simfaré v. To ride.
sipparé v. To ride.
sithé v. To make sound or to blather; (casually) to speak.
sithembe n. Radio wave or signal (especially as used in communications).
sithu n. A sound or noise.
sitúzu n. Stalk vegetable.
sívaré v. To ride.
slisu n. Molecule.
slokdtabu n. (a) Lilitu servant (in feminine declension); (b) slave (in neuter declension).
sofé v. To have sex with; to fuck.
soféu n. Intimate sexual interaction.
sogzí trotúzu n. Ring toe.
soimeteple n. Igneous rock.
sokrine n. Leaflet.
solefu n. Darkness, particularly due to the absence of light.
Sostu n. Member of the TMF builder civilization.
Staíodzhu n. Civilization.
stardzhu n. Nation.
steklitshu n. Bodily organ.
steku n. Body.
stemnu n. Word-leaf; page; page's worth of text (synecdochially).
sténíu n. Flesh.
steretho n. Room.
stilla-bosúbekhtía n. Major religious ritual.
stilla-idzhekhtía n. Minor religious ritual.
stillaira n. Vessel for pouring libations or another offering given in prayer.
stillakhtekía n. Idol.
stillaníu n. Artifact/artefact.
stillanivíu n. Artifact/artefact or oracle.
stilliméu n. Rite.
stillu n. God or Goddess.
stillúbekwíu n. Priest or priestess.
stínovo n. Writing desk.
stitru n. Population; a collection of people.
stíu n. Writing tool; feather; human hair.
stu n. Person.
stulitru n. Family; herd; tribe.
surmotréo n. Cartoon.
surteksu n. Face.
Taléa n. The goddess-principle of time.
talebímu n. Branch.
talíkotopezríu n. Clock face.