nakozoka n. Fear of rejection or refutation.
naratíké v. To reassure; to tighten.
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.
nokasé v. To refuse, especially because it would deprive another.
nokasso n. Refusal, especially because it would deprive another.
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.
osseo n. Impact of the world; morale, societal, or other consequences of outside events.
ossezílemía n. Dire necessity.
ossitré v. To experience cosmic awareness; to meditate.
paité v. To enjoy; to like.
pebbí a. Enjoyable.
pezaté v. To prefer.
pezatesso n. Preference.
pola n. Joy.
poliptí a. Cute.
polovéu n. Smile.
polúbolebí a. Enjoyable.
ptekkha n. Pain (profanity).
rebilika n. Philosophical stance favouring generosity, especially pride in quality of work performed.
rebossezríu n. Distant admirer.
rezaní a. Responsible.
rezaru n. Responsibility.
rileselé v. To deserve through need; to deserve.
rilessa n. Deservingness; earned weight or potential to receive benefits should they be available to be allocated.
rindikhto n. Exploitation.
rindikté v. To exploit; to squeeze something until it is damaged.
riñgúé v. To disturb; to provoke flight.
riñgúkí n. Disturbing; scary; annoying; capable of causing someone to flee.
riñgúku n. Disturbance.
riñkemí a. Nasty; gross; worthy of disposal.
rinyemí a. Gross; disgusting.
rizarize n. Trifle.
robarlé v. To dare; to take a risk.
rotesu n. Cyan; diligentness.
sabaroví a. Worthy.
sabeselé v. To deserve in reward for divine worthiness or social achievement.
sabessa n. Moral worth; value to society; one's standing in the eyes of the Stillai.
sabteda n. Won battle; victory.
sagevu n. Patience.
salka n. Profound rage.
Salkzo n. Ambition; willpower; considered offensive.
salkzurí a. Victorious; conquering; dominant.
samanaité v. To favour.
samanu n. Favour.
samanurí a. Favourable; favoured.
sañkúeneí a. Speaking in a diplomatic tone; aiming to strike a compromise.
sarakessí a. Discreet; being careful to avoid offence or the appearance of impropriety.
sarakessía n. Discretion; avoidance of uncomfortable discussions.
sarampí a. Cozy; comfortable (of an environment or thing).
sarasikidí a. Humble.
sarasiko n. Humility.
saraspé v. To pour a libation; to give succour; to supplicate; to praise; (literally) to yield to.
saravorí a. Promising; likely to be good.
sarnokonidta n. Moral.
saroka n. Serenity, calm, peace.
sasithedí ighokha n. Anxiety, particularly as experienced as an ambient, lingering unease.
sasklaté v. To confess.
sasklatekhta n. Confession.
selepé v. To earn.
senerika n. Temperance, moderation, or asceticism.
shefessa n. Meritability; inherent potential to manifest situational value (shefaru).
sheselé v. To deserve through merit; to merit; to have earned.
shidaru n. Feeling or source of guilt.
shidazéu n. Pity: a fabric woven of the thread of guilt.
shidú– pre. Causing sorrow (usually applied to nouns).
shiksurí kantyadis a. Of purest intentions.
shileneí a. Sly.
shimaru n. Fate; destiny.
shipo– pre. Causing joy (usually applied to nouns).
shiyefu n. Disgust impulse (neurotic hatred).
shogré v. To disgust.
sholegré v. To bore; to frustrate.
shúthígenowa n. Fatelessness, dreamlessness, or hopelessness.
shúthildísurvalekía n. Bigotry towards the Shúthildai.
shútwizé v. To be guided by fatalism.
siskorré v. To vilify.
sívithekhu n. Positive, uplifting melody; musical joy.
skaoberlí a. Dishonourable; treacherous.
slineka n. Consent.
snikarlí a. Nasty; tricky; treacherous.