afaikhebé v. To posture, to deliberately project a certain silhouette.
ailekhto n. Microphone or other audio-detecting device.
aktoné v. To present or plead an argument in front of a figure or assembly of authority; to protest on the behalf of.
aktonekwíu n. Public speaker, rhetorician, lecturer, intellectual, academic.
aktonelío n. Hearing; court session; administrative hearing; or a room or building in which such proceedings occur.
alaksé v. To dip the head indicating yes or acceptance.
aledekighé v. To improvise.
alefanya repeneí a. Cynical.
alefínanekwíu n. Truth-teller, pundit, wise-woman or wise-man.
alefínanolebí a. Speaking compassionately but without concealing an unpleasant truth.
alekseí a. Undesired; unappealing; not a solution to the problem at hand.
alémanazarobí a. Intractable.
alémarobí a. Intractable.
alématekí a. Disconnected.
alemúrolebí a. Harmless.
alenzúbemí a. Irrelevant.
alepokoizildra n. Preference for small government and self-sufficiency; Libertarianism.
alesteneí a. Hurtful; cutting; intending to harm.
alezonedí a. Invisible; unseen.
alídzhafé v. To counter-argue.
alíethé v. To accuse.
alíkidu n. Contrarian; someone prone to doubting or denying things unreasonably, or adopting unpopular positions for attention.
alíkorré v. To dispute.
alíkorredí a. Disputed.
alínatré v. To discriminate; to apply separation antagonistically.
alínatreko n. Discrimination; separation or distinction for the purposes of antagonism.
alipté v. To mature; to grow serious.
alíradé v. To disrupt.
alíradíu n. Disruption.
alísivlé v. To contend; to race against.
alítoneka n. Protest (event).
alíúbé v. To contradict.
alíúbekío n. Contradiction.
alízgé v. To discourage.
allísaré v. To refuse a request.
allôrúé v. To scan; to read briefly; to skim; to glance at one's surroundings.
alofebé v. To clarify.
alofebía n. Clarity.
aloreí a. Casual.
althoizekío n. Breakthrough.
altílleru n. Data, or any representation of information.
altíveru n. Array (mathematical); an indexed series of numbers.
altivo n. Index; glossary; table of contents; et cetera, as a section of a book.
altivúbé v. To compile an index.
altoinéu n. Library; customs and law information post.
altshiñgé v. To bargain.
altsithé v. To speak.
altsithu n. Speech.
altu n. Information.
altúegíu n. Data bus.
amanazedivíu n. Volunteer.
amaté v. To disagree.
amatekía n. Disagreement.
amezí gegloko n. Landmark argument; catastrophic fight; especially a fight that leads to a breakup.
amindúinu n. Courtship.
amnado n. Engraving.
amorilé v. To seek attention.
aneptegé v. (with hedes + dative) To differ in opinion about something; to not follow about something.
Añglika n. The English language.
apekilé v. To devote or dedicate work to a patron or muse.
apodra n. Disobedience or lack of faith in leadership; faith in libertarianism.
aporaitekwía n. Diplomat; translator; polyglot.
apshúé v. To cultivate; to inspire.
asithu n. Silence.
awonektu n. Ignorance.
azelikúé v. To deny a claim (with authority); to make untrue.
azholedí a. Easily lifted; light; readily understood; comprehensible; easy; simple.
azide n. Voice.
azone n. Obvious fact or detail.
bedzúsu n. Region of highest activity; the thick of something.
bekíu n. Imagined event or notion; unreal thing.
ber– pre. Incorrect; imaginary (short form.)
beraisithé v. To misunderstand.
beril– pre. Incorrect; imaginary.
berithé v. To misspeak.
berízu n. Mistaken person, the minimum possible insult.
bernakorré v. To express a desire by (usually ironically) feigning disinterest.
berregé v. To guide someone (to a desired conclusion) with malicious intent; to manipulate a person.
berzeyighe n. Falsely balanced thinking; bias.
betyaé v. To object.
betyaëkía n. Objection.
betyeré v. To deny [a claim].
bízanlé v. To delegate work.
bizano n. Bulletin board; chore rota; duty roster.
démano n. Plan.
démanthé v. To plan.
denlekwía survinanis n. Journalist.
détshe n. Intent.
détshé v. To intend.
dezheneí a. Constraining; inflexible.
deztru n. Clarity of thought.
Dheñkettoio n. Tletkettioyos, the Tletkettoyic language.
didtehé v. To sharpen an idea or image; to bring something into focus; to rehearse; to practice.
díkwu n. Explanation.
díkwúbé v. To explain.
dilúp ex. Onomatopoeia for a raindrop hitting water, or realization/an idea hitting a mind.
direbé v. To give a qualitative portrayal or sense of something.
díthíu n. Asker of a question.
Doitsika n. The German language.
dompeí a. Secretive.