klakibí a. Over-the-top, embarrassing, lacking in self-awareness; of art, likely to discomfort its intended audience.
klefamé v. To care for or love, yet regard with restrained or passive-aggressive contempt.
klefedu n. Backhanded compliment.
klefí a. Passive-aggressive.
klimé v. To inflict; to put suffering upon.
klinu n. Green; adventerousness.
klíwaledí a. Dizzy.
koisaré v. To settle in or nest.
koku n. Impunity; freedom to decide.
kokúé v. To satisfy.
kolintu n. Contentedness.
korré (natalémanekhtikhe) v. To declare a loss of objectivity, usually to quit a job to date a coworker.
kosé v. To kiss.
kosu n. Kiss.
kotorilé v. To argue or fight.
ktúké v. To explode.
kúgredivé v. To be unable to think; to suffer from confusion or dementia.
kúlé v. To fill; to fulfill; to fully utilize; to complete.
kwadé v. To struggle.
kyéteñkúé v. To integrate into a routine; to make habitual.
lagallí a. Bold, daring.
lailokí a. Eager.
laiteteneí a. Lively; living; animate; boisterous.
lara n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
lasané v. To boast.
latôkha n. Fulfilment.
latôkhí a. Fulfilling.
lebedoshéfí a. Undisturbed in appearance; profoundly still; clear (especially of a pool of water); limpid.
léntahé v. To mate.
lerapolu n. (a) Hurricane (b) overzealousness.
lergalsu n. Saviour, leader, messiah.
leríané v. To overcome.
leroksí a. Dominant.
leroksío n. Dominance.
lestelmé v. To sublimate a passion; to redirect energy from one emotion into an unrelated productive activity.
lestithé v. To talk dirty; to make conversation with the intention of inducing sexual arousal or gratification.
lestu n. Lust.
lidra n. Yearning for cooperation; faith in collectivism or communism.
loksí a. Loyal [of a follower to a leader].
loksiforu n. Loyalty [of a follower].
lôrúzhoka n. Fear of being watched, paranoia.
lota n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
maé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also mé.
makolintu n. Pride.
matwidhé v. (a) to meet one's future soulmate for the first time; (b) to join lives or merge two plots.
mé v. To have an interest in something; spelled also maé.
mefañgrí a. Stern, serious (of a person or their actions; responding to a serious situation).
meshu n. Pain.
meshúzé v. To disturb (emotionally).
metlí a. Energetic; spunky.
míldra n. Obedience or faith in leadership; faith in authoritarianism.
mnelokí a. Fierce.
mokadíkwa n. False excuse or alibi, especially one made during the decline of a relationship.
mokafelé v. To experience nostalgic desire toward.
mokamé v. To experience profound nostalgia/regret for; to mourn over something tragic.
mokasithekí a. Nasty; rude; literally, saying rotten things.
mokathelesha n. Stillborn infant, personal failure.
mokathelu n. Shame leading to depression following personal failure.
motazoka n. Fear of beauty or standards of beauty.
moteté v. To prosper; to flourish; to enter the productive period of one's creative life.
motoka n. Aesthetic mania; thrill or excitement derived from an object or situation of aesthetic value.
múbamé v. Blood love; to feel connectedness to a parent or child.
múbézoka n. Fear of blood.
múkúpola n. Delusional mania; irrational exuberance.
múnildísurvalekía n. Bigotry towards the Múnildai.
múraithu n. Passive-aggressive silence, either malicious or vengeful.
múrekíu n. Injury.
múrékúé v. To devastate.
múrezúsaní a. Nasty; cruel; belonging to a hurtful heart.
múrolebí a. Harmful.
múrúkasé v. To lose something of significant emotional value, especially due to theft as a manner of injury.
múrúksí a. Hurtful; brutal; causing injury.
múrúvekhta n. Barbarity, horror; act of violence.
mútzanekía n. Trial or tribulation.
nadútu n. Mercy; end of sorrow or bereavement; period of healing.
nahaponí a. Cleansed, restored.
nakligha n. Psychotic frenzy.
nakozoka n. Fear of rejection or refutation.
natalémané v. To lose objectivity with regards to a coworker due to romantic entanglement.
navrí eponekío n. Inadequate training, mothering, upbringing, schooling, etc.
nazelamé v. To divorce.
neppaé v. To harass.
neppaekhtía n. Harassment.
neptrúekhu n. Ghost or doppelganger.
neptshúaní a. Eerie.
nethovéu n. Lewd grin.
nethu n. Magenta; dreaminess or foggy-headed lustiness.
netshí a. Eerie.
noska n. Exhaustion; depletion.
ofaraité v. To value something emotionally.
ofaru n. Emotional value.
okantai adv. Emotionally.
okantí a. Emotional.
okheshé v. To feel (an emotion).
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
okhu n. Feeling or emotion.
oní– pre. Of joy.
oníama n. Blissful love.
ontrúé v. To anticipate eagerly or with joy.
oshokha n. Compassion.