golohúé v. To drain.
habalzoka n. Fear of darkness.
haití a. Receptive, observant, or recipient.
haké v. To gasp.
hakeksí a. Astonishing; scandalous; shocking; controversial; provoking gasps.
hakezu n. Easily shocked person; someone with mild sensibilities.
hakreselé v. To deserve in reward for blood purity.
hakresso n. Inherent worth by religious value of blood.
haponekhto n. Dirtying event; scandal.
haponí a. Dirty, soiled.
hayé v. To perceive.
hayekhtía n. Perception.
hedí ~ indé v. To dance about ~; to congratulate or celebrate.
hefrízhoka n. Fear of being murdered.
híazesso n. The feeling of being tugged on or stretched.
híeflúsé v. To lean sideways, especially in confusion.
híemokhiní a. Intimate.
híñké v. To fight.
híokhu n. Sympathy.
íanethé v. To dare; to encourage taking risk.
íanopré v. To heighten.
íantrúkí a. Optimistic; looking upward.
idzhedí okhu n. Emotional projection; assigning one's feelings to another.
ifilarí a. Intriguing.
ifilé v. To want; to require by desire.
ifilighu n. Longing.
ifísé v. To indulge [another].
ighokhaité v. To maintain an obsession by revisiting a thought.
ighokhepé v. To obsess; to take on an obsession.
ighokhu n. Obsession.
iksúa n. Dismay.
ílé v. To need or want (archaic).
ilede n. Desire.
ílemía n. Need; necessity.
ílipsí a. Wanted; desired.
ílokha n. Desperation.
ílokhurai adv. Desperately.
ílokhurí a. Desperate.
intsahé v. To betray.
íntsno n. Traitor; assassin; backstabber; deceiver.
íntsnodekhtu n. Shame from accusations of treachery.
íoamé v. To love someone with high regard.
íoptí a. Polite; generally well-mannered.
ísurvalekía n. Bigotry.
ítsnahé v. To betray (vulgar).
kaba n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
kadípoa n. Disappointment.
kadípoa (2) v. Disappointment; shortcoming; shortage.
kadípokúé v. To disappoint; to come up short.
kadzhírika n. Obsessive desire to return or pretend to return to the state of being a slave, usually as a fetish.
kakekío n. Massacre.
kalefaé v. To tempt.
kantí a. Pure.
kara (2) n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately and often conflated with kara.
karsidzhé v. To befriend; to give friendship.
karsika n. Friendship.
karsokhu n. Compassion.
karzellu n. Trustworthiness (trueness of friendship).
kazarlekta n. Honesty in deed.
kazarlí a. Trustworthy.
kedlefekta n. Aggression, aggressiveness.
kedlefí a. Aggressive.
kedoka n. Dysphoria, discomfort, bad feeling.
kedokha n. Demon; evil emotion.
kedúbedu n. Rough blood (psychotic perturbation).
kedúfé v. To humiliate through sexual assault.
kedvíté v. To conspire.
kedvíu n. Conspiracy; a plot that makes the hardships of life harder to ignore rather than easier.
kéflasé v. To take someone's hand and hold it.
keghanai adv. Honestly; bluntly; frankly.
keghanéú adv. Honestly; bluntly; frankly.
keghaní a. Honest; blunt; frank.
keghanya adv. Honestly; bluntly; frankly.
kekhloko n. Duel.
kelíoro n. Non-obligatory display of respect; courtesy.
kelíorúbé v. To give courtesy; to show respect when not strictly required.
kelliíksedí a. Ironic.
kellíksé v. To employ irony or be ironic.
kellíksedéú adv. Ironically.
kelliksína n. Irony.
kelmetlí a. over-enthusiastic.
kelrileneí a. Highly demanding; intensive; badgering; strict.
kenoplu n. Happiness for another, despite one's own exclusion; compersion.
kethúneí a. Narcissistic.
kevralzoka n. Fear of heights or altitude.
kez– pre. When followed by any emotion declined in the masculine form, indicates the objective of an action.
kezalo– pre. For anger (usually applied to verbs).
kezalokezoné v. To decide to hate something and derive pleasure from doing so.
kezaloné v. To decide to hate something; to make a choice that is hateful or will perpetuate frustration.
kezdú– pre. For sorrow (usually applied to verbs).
keznoví a. For another; an emotion felt on behalf of a person other than oneself, or a group one does not belong to.
kezo– pre. For joy (usually applied to verbs).
khê ex. Onomatopoeia for sighing, particularly in exasperation.
khô ex. Onomatopoeia for a sigh, particularly of relief or satisfaction.
khôpahé v. To avoid.
khû ex. Onomatopoeia for a growl or sigh of resentment.
kíeskemí a. Notorious; gossip-worthy; news-worthy.
kíezoka n. Panic.
kipnohé v. To moderate; to balance; to keep something centred.
kipnohekhtía n. Moderation; balance; centredness; regulation.