sofé v. To have sex with; to fuck.
soféu n. Intimate sexual interaction.
sofloé v. To use for sex; to rape (for pleasure rather than as a weapon).
sogímané v. To decide to pursue a romantic partner.
soidra n. Optimism; faith in progressivism.
soimahé v. To lose passion gradually; to grow cold.
soimíu n. Pursued lover.
soimu n. Love pursued.
sokhí a. Generous; also kind or compassionate.
sokhu n. Generosity.
solefa n. Mercy; darkness; absence from scrutiny.
solefu n. Darkness, particularly due to the absence of light.
sora n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
soyu n. (Venrafía and later) generosity.
stekkaité n. To become addicted.
stekkezu n. Addict.
stekku n. Addiction.
stíldísurvalekía n. Bigotry towards the Stíldai.
stillokhedí turellu n. Pathetic fallacy.
stúlamé v. Familial love; to feel belongingness to a small group one has known for a long time.
suntrúé v. To anticipate.
surflúsé v. To lean forward, especially in anticipation.
survalé v. To dread.
survantrí a. Optimistic; with new eyes.
talízoka n. Distress.
taské v. To defy.
taskíu n. Defiance.
tekhorí a. Liable; prone to doing something.
telzoku n. Anticipation; an intense fear pertaining to straying from a path.
tessu n. Confusion.
teté v. To live, to experience (somewhat archaic).
thedra n. Yearning for independence; faith in individualism or anarchism.
thelaité v. To hold oneself [back from doing something foolish]; to cope.
thelbístu n. Autonomy.
theleponé v. To conceal one's identity or feelings.
thelila n. Urge to self-express.
thelmanazé v. To manage oneself [and one's emotional needs]; to cope.
thelofaru n. Self-worth.
thelsefa n. Personal pride.
thelsnerkzo n. Dignity; honour; standing in the eyes of others.
thelzoré v. To commit oneself to something.
thestelía n. Humour/humor.
thestezríu n. Joke; source of amusement.
thestu n. Amusement.
tíé v. To laugh.
tímesha n. Pain caused by growth or adapting to new conditions.
titémí n. Ridiculous.
títí ex. Giggling.
títíení a. Amusing; funny; silly; ridiculous.
títíkwía n. Comedian.
topé (2) v. To cope with tragedy or unfortunate circumstances by putting things back in order; to pick up the pieces after a disaster.
tôthé v. To laugh and wince at the same time, generally at amusing misfortunes.
tôthemí a. Hilarious; cringeworthy; something uncomfortable but funny.
tôtô ex. Inappropriate or repressed laughter, usually in response to some unfortunate but amusing situation.
trobikí a. Radical.
trothekhu n. Gloomy, sad melody; musical gloom.
trúízoka n. Fear of confrontation (fear of eyes).
trúliñké v. To disagree; to have a conflict of perspective.
trúliñkekíe n. Disagreement; conflict of opinion.
tshakai adv. Hopefully.
tshakasé v. To frustrate.
tshakasedí a. Frustrated.
tshakasekí a. Frustrating.
tshakaya adv. Hopefully.
tshakeissa n. Frustration.
tshaneí a. Hopeful.
tshaté v. To charm.
tshateneí a. Charming.
tsheke n. Disagreement.
tshekrobí a. Disagreeable; crabby; annoying; petulant.
tsheldra n. Pessimism; faith in conservatism.
tshelflúsé v. To lean backward, especially in reluctance, or to otherwise show reluctance.
tshelvalé v. To regret.
tshemelío n. Memorial.
tshemí (2) a. Memorable.
tshemsé v. To sleep, trance, or be hypnotized by remembering a fond memory one is reminded of by artistic performance.
tshildísurvalekía n. Bigotry towards the Tshildai.
túkhía n. Realization.
tútrúé v. To moderate; to watch one's footing; to not carry too much.
tútrúekhtía n. Moderation; temperance; self-restraint; modestness.
úpolúa (2) n. Disaster.
úpolúlí a. Disastrous.
uvílío n. Dignity; self-esteem; self-respect.
uvíokha n. Ego; self-centredness; self-esteem.
vallesé v. To embrace.
vammu n. Close friend; confidante.
vanmeshúé v. To forgive.
vanthelúé v. To atone.
vanthelúekía n. Atonement.
vekhravé v. To suddenly shift in tone or mood, especially for dramatic effect (bathos).
vekhru n. Colour or intent of an action.
vendútu n. Misery; beneath sorrow.
veñgahé v. To hide (reflexive or from something).
veñgé v. To hide (transitive).
venízoka n. Anxiety, particularly the panic felt during an attack.
venogé v. To succumb.
venzetu n. Insultedness.
víglestu n. Sex performed as payment for services or goods; sex as currency; sexual bribery.
viglobé (raní zelamezríkha) v. To risk everything.
vitézhoka n. Fear of being sold, a rare neurosis found mostly amongst Wemnian evacuees and other late joiners.