aiteke n. Gift.
alanidzhé v. To deposit.
alínozé v. To detain.
alínozekío n. Detention.
alitremí a. Private.
apidzhé (2) v. To contribute.
apidzhekhtíu n. Contribution.
apidzhezríu n. Contributor.
aremé v. To forage or scavenge.
arlé v. To take.
arlemé v. To happen upon and take; to scavenge; to forage.
arliforo n. Receiver.
asaité v. To take something secretly; to nab.
atetúkasé v. To kidnap (a child).
bosúbé v. To give plentifully; to give a rich bounty.
degeponé v. To capture or hold a hostage.
degeponedíu n. Hostage.
dílúba n. Leak; flow of dripping.
dílúbedé v. To leak; to drip.
domínu n. Owner; captor; keeper.
dzúmínu n. Key.
ekkashiwé v. To grab violently, especially to seize a target in war.
ekúbe v. To provide.
ekúbío n. Provision.
énikúé v. To consolidate; to group up.
enzekí a. Private.
enzekía n. Privilege.
epoé v. To bind or tie.
eponé v. To enclose.
eridzhé v. To be inherited of [something]; to inherit.
etanlé v. To withhold.
evgenúa n. Donation.
evgenúbé v. To donate.
evgenúka n. Donor.
flovaté v. To catch something thrown; to terminate an arc; to understand an idea not carefully expressed.
fôbahé v. To evade.
gend– pre. Without; lacking (preceding a vowel.)
genda– pre. Without; lacking (preceding a consonant.)
gendaita n. Deprivation.
gendé v. To lack; to be without.
ghaité v. To carry.
golmipé v. To purge; to cleanse; to wipe clean; to censor.
gozúbé v. To deprive.
gúnu n. Nothing.
haitekía n. Custody.
haiteksaré v. To assign.
haitiforo n. Receiver.
idzhé v. To put; to give; to yield; to surrender; to render; to dispense.
ifilé v. To want; to require by desire.
íkwesaré v. To own, to carry out the business of owning.
íkwu n. Owner.
–ildu suf. Bearer; carrier; supporter (N to N).
ílé v. To need or want (archaic).
ileké v. To attain.
ílipsí a. Wanted; desired.
intikiforo n. Replacement.
íré v. To have; to possess.
kaflové v. To discard; to toss; to chuck; to throw away.
kaporu n. Complement; counterpart.
kasé v. To lose something or to be deprived of it.
kashiwé v. To steal.
kelflasé v. To grip tightly, to clutch.
koisu n. Home.
korré v. To declare a claim; to claim.
kúkasé v. To lose something to theft, typically not of significant emotional value.
lairené v. To render.
leres haité v. To profit; to benefit from; to rise above using.
leroksí a. Dominant.
leroksío n. Dominance.
línu n. Her/its/his/their things.
litrebé v. To collect, to gather into a bundle.
litshu n. Component.
livúbé v. To compile, to complete a puzzle, to assemble a collage or complete historical account.
lúní a. Its.
lúrebé v. To transfer something.
meikwí pm. Because of the interest of.
mekhemistu n. Recipient.
merlé v. To locate.
metshekasé v. To hide [behind].
metshekasedí a. Hidden [behind].
múrúkasé v. To lose something of significant emotional value, especially due to theft as a manner of injury.
nagendé v. To acquire; to solve a lack of something.
nagendekhtu n. Acquisition.
nateponé v. To liberate; to grant freedom; to expose from a shell.
natidzhé v. To remove.
nazaré v. To remove a part, especially of a plant; to pluck a fruit.
neptaré v. To recover.
neptarlé v. To recover (an object, situation, or status).
neptarlekhtíu n. Security.
neptarlekía n. Recovery.
nohíré v. To retain; to still have; to keep possession of.
noz– pre. That which keeps, preserves, or stores.
núdivé v. To comprise.
okhé v. To commandeer, inhabit briefly, or hastily take something.
oksaní bosekro n. Deed; proof of ownership.
oksíkwu n. Master; slave-owner.
ôlé v. To take; alternative spelling of arlé.
oshí pm. On the behalf of.
ossilé v. To require (by nature).
pensaité v. To partake of (to share in something brought by another).