tanu n. Hook.
tebildo n. Male.
tebobo n. Semen.
teklegu n. Skull.
teklematzu n. Temple (anatomy).
tekrodtu n. Chin.
tekroklegu n. Mandible, lower jaw.
telau n. Telaian human.
televro n. Spire.
Telméa n. The goddess of manipulation.
tepaku n. Face (of someone with extensive, flowing hair).
tepta n. Doll.
terbelíu n. Flower.
tetripte n. Living island, any one of several giant floating creatures native to Thet which have evolved to support an ecosystem.
tetsa n. Metal in the ionic phase; a mineral dissolved in water.
tetsina n. Metal in the ionic phase; all minerals dissolved in water.
tetu n. Organism; living thing.
thelbahosa n. Hand-mirror.
thelepelíu n. Garden.
thelshúo n. Hovercraft.
thelwidhu n. Diary or personal log.
thimkedé v. To smelt; to forge.
thimu n. Heat or thermal energy.
thúmbu n. Loaf of bread.
topu n. Lock (device).
trat-hinoa n. Algal bloom (Terran).
trat-lera n. Plant.
trat-leru n. Plant (of Terran biochemistry).
trat-skaoka n. Arthropod.
trat-tigva n. Higher animal; chordate.
tratbagu n. Human (derogatory.)
tréo n. Sketch.
Trestúnaría n. The Trestunarion, capital of the Lyrisclensiae.
triptelere n. Island-dwelling organism.
tripto balitronis n. Badge of office.
tríu n. Region or area of land; typically compared with a county.
trodegu n. Toenail.
trúekhu n. Picture.
trúéu n. Iris.
trúgwohu n. Retina.
trúkhitre n. Art gallery.
trúkipu n. Pupil.
trúvulu n. Sclera.
Tshalléa n. The goddess-principle of all thought.
tshandía n. Perfume.
tshanté v. To detect a smell.
Tshayéa n. The goddess of dreams.
tshektu n. Fragrance; odour; any smell or scent.
tshempfo n. Nine-stringed harp instrument.
tshentéa n. Archaean.
tshentwidhoinéu n. Museum.
tshessodu n. Anus.
tsoilu n. Container, room, space.
tsoimelíu n. Container, room, space.
tsoinarlivu n. Scaffold.
tsoiní a. Hollow; capable of being filled; not usually necessarily empty.
twéu n. Rope or string.
udegu n. Keratin of a fingernail or toenail.
udzhove n. Desk for studying.
Úravéa n. The goddess of equivocation and secrets.
Uvíha n. The goddess of individualism.
vembíbavu n. The inside of the elbow.
vembímatu n. Armpit.
vemmatúzu n. Kneepit.
ven-vense n. Deep stores; reserves.
vendika n. Undertow; a twist of fate which is predictable but concealed.
ventshandtu n. Philtrum.
ventwu n. Shovel.
vézlu n. Weasel.
viglembu n. Promissory note; bank cheque.
víglu n. The standard Lilitic currency, a small metal bar about 4 cm long, 8 mm wide and 2 mm thick with writing printed on both sides to indicate denomination.
vikolu n. Comfort or luxury item; expense happily paid.
viñgipse n. Cargo or luggage.
vira n. Virus.
voblu n. Proton.
vúlu n. Nest; bedding area; private bedroom.
wabelapíu n. Hard rime; rapidly-frozen ice.
wembaru n. Taser; specifically, any of several related baton-like weapons that convey an electric shock from one end on contact.
Wemno n. A major city on Ksreskézo known for its high merchantile activity.
wetsu n. Electron.
wistona n. Lemon.
yegrotona n. Raspberry.
yerislisu n. Polymer.
yoku n. Face (of someone with medium-length hair).
zallaní kedopla n. Traveller's stone, a name for klinlapía.
zelekhabra n. Crystal-tree, a Ksreskézaian autotrophic organism resembling a bush of lightning-bolt-shaped black-quartz branches.
zeltere n. Soy.
Zeltetéa n. The goddess of life-giving.
zeltúpu n. Fertilizer.
zemighilera n. Protist.
zemillapía n. Moganite.
zethepa n. Forest, wilderness.
zhoku n. Shard, fragment (especially of pottery or glass).
zholezgé v. To raise one's hands, turning the palms upward in an expression of dismay, inability, or apathy; analogous to shrugging.
zhomba n. Flour.
zímalkolapía n. Lapis lazuli or lazurite.
zímillapía n. Amethyst.
zípitrolapía n. Blue lace agate.
zíthandona n. Eggplant.
zíthona n. Blueberry.