abavya adv. Without deviation; unerringly; unbendingly.
abizeneí a. Dysfunctional or withdrawn, suggesting depression or worry.
adazoka n. Fear of nudity, especially hatred of one's own body-image, including dysmorphic syndrome.
adíhoé (2) v. (With dative) to breathe for; to aspire to.
afaikhebé v. To posture, to deliberately project a certain silhouette.
afdúdeza n. Abject despair; profound sense of immaterialness or worthlessness.
afilé v. To desire bad things for someone; to hold in contempt.
afilokha n. Spite.
afulestokha n. Obsessive hate coloured by romantic entanglement.
ahekízoka n. Fear of change.
aklatí kedoka n. Unabated turbulence; suffering caused by inefficiency or poor organization.
alazé v. To hesitate or briefly pause.
aléfa n. Absolute darkness; hopelessness.
alefanya repeneí a. Cynical.
alefínané v. To speak honestly about a difficult topic or one frequently subject to ridicule.
alefínanolebí a. Speaking compassionately but without concealing an unpleasant truth.
aléhezu n. One who cripples another's ability to function, such as a past lover separated on inconclusive terms or a highly successful rival.
alekía n. Emotional closure, withdrawal, unavailability.
alekseí a. Undesired; unappealing; not a solution to the problem at hand.
alemana n. Grey (neutral; impartial).
alemúrolebí a. Harmless.
alenzighu n. Worry.
aleponu n. Freedom from restrictions or confinement.
alerotémanu n. Turquoise; experimentalness.
alesponí a. Unsoiled, clean.
alesteneí a. Hurtful; cutting; intending to harm.
alestu n. Hatefulness.
alezonedí a. Invisible; unseen.
alíkidu n. Contrarian; someone prone to doubting or denying things unreasonably, or adopting unpopular positions for attention.
alíkússo n. Rejection.
alínatré v. To discriminate; to apply separation antagonistically.
alínatreko n. Discrimination; separation or distinction for the purposes of antagonism.
alíoamé v. To love someone without respect.
alíoamezríu n. In an unequal relationship, a partner bearing the heavier load who has lost respect for the other.
alíopré v. To tear away from; to reject; to refuse; to flee; to secede.
alíoprekhtía n. Secession.
alipté v. To mature; to grow serious.
alísogezu n. Stalker, rapist, vicious critic.
alíwiksé v. To refuse; to turn away from.
alíwikso n. Refusal; turning away from.
alonilede n. Jealous desire.
alpada n. Outrage.
alpola n. Anger.
alpoloñé v. Intransitively, to be preoccupied with anger; transitively, to seethe with rage at someone or something.
alpolurivemekhta n. Outrage (comical, pleonastic).
alsoidútu n. Depression.
alzesso n. Troubled thought; echo of fear.
alzoko n. Fear; terror.
ama n. Love.
amaré v. To show or give affection.
amarekía n. Act of affection.
amashúthíka n. Romanticism.
amazoka n. Fear of love.
amé v. To love, generally.
amebezoka n. Fear of alcohol.
amebílesta n. Alcohol fetishism or alcoholism.
amelía n. Mental centre of romantic and compassionate emotions; the metaphorical equivalent of the 'heart' in Lilitic.
ameponé v. To lavish, dote on, or cover with affection.
ameponekía n. Traditions or customs of familial affection.
amessu n. Delight brought on by the reception of love.
amezí gegloko n. Landmark argument; catastrophic fight; especially a fight that leads to a breakup.
amezríu n. Lover.
amika n. Romantic trajectory.
amindé v. To dance with a lover.
amindúa n. Romantic dance.
amindúinu n. Courtship.
amíthé v. To produce a useful thing (not art) as an expression of love.
amopré v. To lift spirits (with love).
amorilé v. To seek attention.
amúbekhtína n. Kindness.
andzolu n. Rival.
anzhofé v. To renew love (for someone).
anzodé v. To resolve a problem; to open oneself to wisdom.
anzodekía n. Resolution of a problem; opening to wisdom.
apefída n. Instinct.
apekaré v. To create a work specifically for performance by, or the image of, a particular muse or model.
apodra n. Disobedience or lack of faith in leadership; faith in libertarianism.
apola n. General dysphoria; withdrawal from pleasure.
apshúessa n. Inspiration.
athelokha n. Conscience; feeling of guilt caused by one's actions or lack thereof.
atopeké v. To neglect.
atopekeneí a. Neglectful.
atshafúbé v. To astonish.
atshaní lerapolu n. (a) Permanent storm (such as on a gas giant), or (b) irrational hysteria.
awonektu n. Ignorance.
bamelu n. Someone related by blood who is loved; a generic, intimate word meaning immediate family member (usually parent or child, more rarely sibling).
bedlapí genthañgru n. Extreme seriousness of a situation.
beriliku n. False sociability; psychopathy.
berizhoka n. Fear of being lied to.
berízíu n. Slight discomfort from having made a mistake.
berízoka n. Fear of making a mistake or telling a lie.
berregé v. To guide someone (to a desired conclusion) with malicious intent; to manipulate a person.
berzeyighe n. Falsely balanced thinking; bias.
bosamarí a. Precious.
dezheneí a. Constraining; inflexible.
dezhoka n. Fear of being restrained.
dhísúí a. Curious.
dilezu n. Rain cloud; someone who cries a lot.
dompeí a. Secretive.
dúdezu n. Vulnerability; uncomfortable topic; emotional soft-spot.