alématekí a. Disconnected.
alsoiní a. Solid, thorough, massive, dense.
altílleru n. Data, or any representation of information.
altu n. Information.
amúbekhtína n. Kindness.
atrúarí a. Invisible; not seeable.
bedzuneitu n. Informal syllogism; statement of a series of facts that flow from one another.
berildtu n. Lie.
bermano n. Bug; error in instructions.
beru n. Imagination; fantasy; falsehood.
deknotinu n. Clothing aesthetics; popular fashion.
deztru n. Clarity of thought.
didtu n. Point.
dosématekí a. Connected in a ring.
doséu n. Circle.
dzafekíu n. Question.
dzenekhonverekirí a. Of the same description.
dzenkrí a. Of the same description.
dzenkrivíu n. Copy; something of the same description as something else.
dzú– pre. Direct inverse of lú-; ~-analogue.
dzún– pre. Direct inverse of lún-; ~-analogue.
edtu n. Bit.
efaltu n. Input.
egúlí a. General or vague.
egúlildtu n. Ambiguous property.
egúrobu n. Mystery; uncertain thing.
ekhaltu n. Output.
ekhuví a. Of the exact same structure and shape.
étamatu n. Relationship (generic term).
etsu n. Machine word.
ettúa n. Perspective, stance, viewpoint.
faltu n. Music.
feksínoska n. Mental exhaustion.
ferte il genowa n. The art of stillness; tableaux vivants.
fertu n. Art.
flúsedu n. Skewed perspective, bias.
fopaza n. The natural state, opposing Iko (Venika jargon.)
gendalu n. Problem.
gendamefí alesta n. Sourceless hate; evil.
gendamotí a. Haphazard; undirected; formless; disorderly; tasteless; uncultivated.
gendikí a. Lacking in style or cohesion; haphazard; inelegant; uninspired.
genessa n. Evil.
genesso n. Cruelty; malice.
genowa n. Stillness.
gí novu n. Nothing else; no other.
gúnu n. Nothing.
ighé v. To think.
ighithíu n. Rational mind (literally, thought-maker).
ighnotu n. Sensibility; worldview; spirit; outlook.
Iko n. Civilization, especially as a means to achieving Saäzede; contrast fopaza and Natoïko.
ilaltu n. Sequential future.
ildru n. Any system of ideas: religion, paradigm, philosophy, ideology, theory, customs, laws, etc.
illerekhu n. Symbol.
illeru n. Representation.
illu n. Idea.
ilta n. The temporal or sequential future (shortened).
íoyu n. Respect.
iraltu n. Sequential past.
irta n. The temporal or sequential past (shortened).
isaltu n. Sequential present.
Ítossa n. The eyes of the universe or sky; the perspective of the greater divine; absolute truth; objectivity.
itsu n. Atom.
kelopé v. To inspire.
kelopu n. Big idea; inspiration.
kevlematekí a. Hierarchically connected.
killighé v. To augment or enhance an existing idea, sensation, or experience.
kílosé v. To name.
koizellidtu n. Law.
koizelliku n. Legal canon.
koku n. Impunity; freedom to decide.
kúé v. To make; to do.
léñgwohu n. Plane.
letemidtu n. Knot; dilemma; problem; crisis.
líarete n. Inferability; the quality of a fact or conclusion being derivable or guessable from available evidence.
loarobekhtu n. Usefulness; utility.
lú– pre. -ish, -like.
lún– pre. ~-ish or ~-like as used before a vowel.
lúnekhuví a. Of highly similar structure or shape.
manazé v. To choose.
manazekíu n. Decision.
manu n. Opinion.
mefí shemu n. Chemical phase.
mentimatekí a. Fully interconnected.
metlu n. Energy.
mílitru n. Aggregated or unified set.
motu n. Aesthetic.
narsinéa n. Framework; scaffolding.
naru n. Line.
Natoïko n. Violent anarchy; universal failure state wherein the stasrintshéa run rampant (Venika jargon.)
Neptarlekína n. Afterlife.
no– pre. As nato + lú(n); used before a consonant.
non– pre. As nato + lú(n); used before a vowel.
nonekhuví a. Of different and readily distinguishable structure or shape.
noska n. Exhaustion; depletion.
oghuthíu n. Emotional mind (literally, emotion-maker).
oineinení ekhtudzhu n. The study of architecture.
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
olta n. The temporal or sequential present (shortened).
repetshalu n. Opportunity.
Saäzede n. Cosmic balance and order; universal state characterized by the absence of irrational or emotional behaviour according to the Venika.