galúbekía n. Assurance.
galverilu n. The Socratic method.
gekírafino n. Motion picture footage.
gélohipto n. Heated disagreement (little skirmish).
gembé v. To promise.
gembu n. Promise.
gendaberu n. Formal promise.
gendalúekí a. Graphic; unabridged; uncensored; containing violent, criminal, or lewd detail.
gendzhré v. To insult, especially to call a fool.
genédarí a. Unrelated; not involving any common factors; separate.
geñkilosurí a. Anonymous; name unknown or not applicable.
gewoní fu n. Socratic irony; feigned ignorance used to expose faulty premises.
gewonu n. Fool; uneducated person.
gezoé v. To interrupt.
glinethe n. Aside; side remark.
gloté v. To confuse (another).
greverilu n. Dissimulation (a lie that conceals the truth).
haisithé v. To hear.
haitekwíekhto n. Ownership, especially over intellectual property or rights to reproduce a work of art; copyright.
haití a. Receptive, observant, or recipient.
hakeksí a. Astonishing; scandalous; shocking; controversial; provoking gasps.
hakeksía n. Shocking news; gasp-inducing events.
haketío n. Controversy; scandal.
hakezu n. Easily shocked person; someone with mild sensibilities.
haponekhto n. Dirtying event; scandal.
hedathé v. To write (on a topic).
hedes pm. Prepositional form of "about" used with verbs that implicitly involve communication, usually seen in the dative.
hedethé v. To comment.
hedethekíu n. Commentary.
hedethúza n. Commentator.
hedíreshka n. Coverage [of a topic included in a report].
hedíreshkí n. Having been covered [in a report].
Helleníka n. The Greek language, especially in the Attic or Koine dialect.
híéú m. Also; alongside; in the same sense.
híñké v. To fight.
Hogedepike n. Hogedepik, the Hogenemi language.
hoksellí a. Incorrect; far from what was wanted.
íanethé v. To dare; to encourage taking risk.
íanidzhé v. To dedicate.
íanidzhedí a. Dedicated.
íanidzhekía n. Offering; declaration of a memorial or dedication.
íanidzhekte n. Dedicatedness; dedication.
idaladí a. Unreported, unchronicled.
idhaledí a. Unreported, unchronicled.
idhé v. To depict.
ifilé v. To want; to require by desire.
ifísé v. To indulge [another].
ighelé v. To intend.
ighiverekwía n. Analyst.
ílantekí a. Meaningful.
illaitekí a. Meaningful.
illegenaré v. To transition from one topic to another; (if excessive) to ramble undirectedly; (if casual) to wander between thoughts.
illeponé v. To deeply understand; to comprehend.
illerthé v. To represent.
illidathé v. To write (an essay).
illoteté v. To conceive (of an idea.)
illtshaitu n. Philosophical dialogue.
illúbé v. To teach.
illúbekwíu n. Teacher.
illudústu n. School.
illummate n. Relationship about research or learning; rapport with a professor.
ilsithé v. To speak of an idea or opinion at length.
ilsithekhtíu n. Monologue.
imkorrúbé v. To give a statement, suggestion, or command as a question; anacoenosis.
iñgaru n. Traffic lane; shipping lane; aisle.
inshézu n. Lemma; sub-problem; crisis; a question or challenge that must be resolved before another (larger) issue, particularly of a philosophical or mathematical nature.
íntsno n. Traitor; assassin; backstabber; deceiver.
íoptí a. Polite; generally well-mannered.
irtalní sarvíu n. Exposition.
ísé v. To invite, to command, to suggest, to bid (someone to do something).
ísekíe n. Suggestion; offer.
ísekúbé v. To suggest.
ithaé v. To admit.
itré v. To observe, witness, or attend an event.
iyé (2) v. To interpret [with ablative], especially involving translation of a live speaker.
karení a. Recorded or digitally stored.
karsokhu n. Compassion.
karsu n. Friend.
karúmbé v. To determine by logical induction.
karzellu n. Trustworthiness (trueness of friendship).
kavitúbé v. To assert.
kazaré v. To trust or befriend.
kazarlé v. To trust.
kazarlekta n. Honesty in deed.
kazarlí a. Trustworthy.
kazorré v. To accept a claim, with or without evidence.
keblethé v. To stutter or stammer.
kedozela n. Bad news; harsh truth.
kedúfé v. To humiliate through sexual assault.
kedvíté v. To conspire.
kedvíu n. Conspiracy; a plot that makes the hardships of life harder to ignore rather than easier.
kelaktoné v. To speak hyperbolically.
keldothí a. Hoarse; wavering; uneven due to exasperation or exhaustion.
kelíoro n. Non-obligatory display of respect; courtesy.
kelíorúbé v. To give courtesy; to show respect when not strictly required.
kelithé v. To yell or bellow.
kelithí a. Loud; bellowing; boldly suggesting.
kelliíksedí a. Ironic.
kellíksé v. To employ irony or be ironic.
kellíksedéú adv. Ironically.