dúní– pre. Of sorrow.
dúníama n. Sorrowful love.
dúnilede n. Sorrowful desire.
dúrepeneí a. Reluctant.
dúteshé v. To be sad; to be gripped with sorrow.
dútéva n. Pity.
dútlovéu n. Frown.
dútu n. Sorrow.
dzhemetla n. Limerance, the passion of new love.
dzheradí a. Passionate; magenta-tongued.
dzherdila n. Slow realisation of attraction.
dzheríora n. Burning feeling of new love.
dzheru n. Red; passionateness.
dzhethu n. Purple; imaginative playfulness.
ef– pre. When followed by any emotion declined in masculine form, indicates the trigger or cause of an action.
efalo– pre. Out of anger (usually applied to verbs).
efamané v. To decide to love something, or to choose a loving/compassionate course of action.
efdú– pre. From sorrow (usually applied to verbs).
efdúkera n. Tragic coincidence.
efdúpolu n. Schadenfreude; joy in response to sorrow.
efeshelé v. To deserve blame.
efeshessa n. Blame-worthiness.
efeshestu n. Blame.
efka– pre. Out of a desire to abide by virtue.
eflitrí a. From a group; an emotion felt on behalf of a group one belongs to.
efo– pre. Out of joy (usually applied to verbs).
éfoikolintu n. Contentment from complexity.
efokera n. Happy coincidence; as an exclamation, remarking on a good outcome.
efoyazu n. Enthusiast, ardent supporter.
efútéu n. Cynicism.
efútoiu n. Fatigue or emptiness caused by cynicism.
egdú– pre. From sorrow; see also older synonym kezdú-.
egdúzafé v. To plead.
egrelesturivío n. Okso with a sexual fixation on one or more slokdtabasa.
egúzoka n. Fear of the ambiguous or uncertain.
éhíñkeku n. Camaraderie.
ekashya adv. Acting from purest intentions.
ékka n. Episode of mania or spiritual possession; see ékúlézoka.
eko– pre. From joy; see also older synonym kezo-.
eksalo– pre. From rage; see also older near-synonym kezalo-.
ékúlézoka n. Episode of mania or spiritual possession by the stasrintshéa, especially in Venika jargon.
éldútu n. Humiliation or embarrassment from a social context.
élentu n. Mate.
élitrí a. Connected; with the group; social; in a state of belonging.
elkzu n. Hatred.
–emí suf. Worthy of ~ (V to A).
enindé v. To dance with someone, generally for celebratory or congratulatory purposes.
énokhu n. Eagerness; willingness.
enzighu n. Certainty.
enzigí a. Certain.
enzigya adv. Certainly.
enzikasé v. To be seized by doubt or emptiness following the discrediting of a belief; aporia.
eponolu n. Enthrallment.
eponzoka n. Fear of being enclosed; fear of tight spaces; claustrophobia.
époteté v. To thrive; to live with joy.
éríhí a. Fond.
erlizahé v. To shift or squirm in response to emotional discomfort or excitement.
eryokhé v. To be fond of.
ésareku n. Professional relationship.
estúbarí a. Remarkable.
estúbarya adv. Remarkably.
étakéflasé v. To bond socially.
éteteku n. Personal relationship.
éthelí a. Alone; isolated; lonely; unadorned; bare; naked.
éthelzoka n. Fear of isolation, loneliness, or friendlessness.
evadíhosso n. Prosperity; result of aspirations achieved.
evegzilu n. Urge to feel normal.
éveku n. Personal relationship.
évizzé v. To encourage.
évizzekí a. Encouraging.
évizzekíu n. Encouragement.
evonza a. Entertainment.
evonzahé v. To entertain.
evonzahorí a. Entertaining.
faltúbé v. To sing, to give music.
fedu n. Compliment.
féfé v. To cry.
feksínoska n. Mental exhaustion.
felozilu n. Xenophilia, especially an urge to change oneself in order to be different or strange.
felozoka n. Xenophobia; fear of the unknown.
finagolo n. Satirical argument built around insult humour.
fínané v. To mock.
fínanza n. Sceptic; mocker.
fíyethekhta n. Intimate event; salacious topic of gossip.
fíyethovéo n. Shy grin.
fíyethriné v. To embarrass.
fíyethrinekía n. Self-embarrassment.
fíyethrinekío n. Embarrassment caused by others.
fíyéthu n. Pink; quiet intimateness.
flasé ke v. To hold hands together.
flaséta n. Emotional attachment.
fulestokhu n. Romantic love.
fustedzhu n. Compassionateness.
gadzafé v. To ask permission to speak candidly or to apologise for doing so; parrhesiastic request.
galsé v. To aid or assist.
galsifora n. Loyalty [of a leader].
galsiforí a. Loyal [of a leader to a follower].
galsu n. Assistant or saviour.
galu n. Yellow; confident, natural determination.
galúbekía n. Assurance.