stímaneko n. Written instructions.
stíu n. Writing tool; feather; human hair.
súa n. Poem.
súllitru n. Octet byte.
surkoizildra n. Progressivism.
survina n. Current events; the news as reported by professional journalists.
survino n. Propaganda lens; media bubble; a group of current events as reported with a motivated bias.
survúbé v. To give news; to alert; to notify.
survúbé (2) v. To declare.
survúbekía n. Declaration.
sútshúbé v. To classify.
sútu n. Category; class; type.
taltethelía n. Forum; senate; gathering hall.
taltsaré v. To dialogue; to interact; to work out a matter (between two or more parties); to perform a large undertaking (together); to build a consensus; to hold and (unless otherwise specified) successfully conclude peace talks; to sign a trade contract or treaty (excluding employment contracts).
taltsarekíu n. Interaction; involved exchange.
taltsaremí a. Interactive; worthy of being interacted with.
taltsariforí a. Interactive; enabling interaction.
taltsithé v. To discuss.
taltsithekhtíu n. Dialogue.
taltsithekine n. Discourse [on a subject].
taské v. To defy.
taskíu n. Defiance.
tatúlu n. Version, revision.
tessu n. Confusion.
tevoisé v. To comprehend.
theberilu n. Simulation (a lie that synthesizes events or facts).
théboloëkwía krenis n. Printer (formal).
thedra n. Yearning for independence; faith in individualism or anarchism.
theleponé v. To conceal one's identity or feelings.
thelkavé v. To identify.
thelkavekhtía n. Identification; either the act of giving a name or a document proving such.
thelkoizildra n. Individualism; anarchism.
thelsefa n. Personal pride.
thelsnerkzo n. Dignity; honour; standing in the eyes of others.
thelzoré v. To commit oneself to something.
thestezríu n. Joke; source of amusement.
thwashofé v. To interrupt.
tínota n. Calligraphy or typography.
topekiaté v. To pester or bother momentarily.
topekúmai adv. Critically.
topekúmí a. Salient; relevant; critically important.
topu (2) n. Order; orderliness; consistency; cohesion; the result of rational decision-making, planning, and meticulous execution.
traimilé v. To lock gazes with another.
trídzhoru n. Landmark.
trúekía n. Revelation.
trúemí a. High-profile; visible.
trúkhtinu n. Imagery.
trúliñké v. To disagree; to have a conflict of perspective.
trúliñkekíe n. Disagreement; conflict of opinion.
trúlitshu n. Perspective.
tshaitosí a. Believed to be sufficient, but not.
tshazhané v. To wish for healthy renewal and growth (a customary goodbye.)
tsheke n. Disagreement.
tshéklabu n. Dissenter; pessimist.
tsheldra n. Pessimism; faith in conservatism.
tshelkoizildra n. Conservatism.
tshelvalé v. To regret.
tshelwalena n. Reactionary revolution or coup.
tshemekta n. Credibility.
tshemí a. Credible.
tshemidhildtu n. Memoir.
tsheñpadha n. Recollection, retelling.
tshentwidhoinéu n. Museum.
tsherasé v. To forget; to lose a memory.
tsheyúzhiwé v. To trigger or provoke a recollection of memory; to remind.
tshí-namúka n. Courier or crier, a specific type of namúka.
tshíbré v. To use an unusual word order for circumstantial or dialectical reasons.
tshímínu n. Password; code phrase; codeword.
tshínare n. Message.
tshínarúza n. Messenger.
tshíré v. To employ a conjunction; to add on another clause; to assemble a sentence; syndeton.
tshírobé v. To assume.
úmínu n. Encryption/decryption key.
uvílío n. Dignity; self-esteem; self-respect.
vallesé v. To embrace.
vañkúé v. To dismiss.
vanlekko n. Dismissal.
vanmeshúé v. To forgive.
vanthelúé v. To atone.
vêdtitu n. Precision in aim or description.
vekhroleté v. To edit; to refine (while preserving the original goal).
vekhrumbé v. To endow with meaning; to establish a goal.
vemmazakúé v. To delegate.
vemmazekía n. Act of delegation.
vemmazía n. Delegate.
vemmazina n. Delegation; group of delegates.
vensithé v. To mutter, mumble, or murmur.
venzé v. To curse (a person); to put a curse upon a person.
veré v. To count.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
viglaité (2) v. + genitive or ablative = To take a fee and admit someone for entry.
vígliptu n. A favour used as currency, especially one which is owed.
vitúbé v. To state.
vúzé v. To summon; to send forth a summons.
waltaza n. Messenger, not necessarily professionally employed but often carrying reports from professional journalists.
walthekía n. Reporting.
walto n. Propaganda piece; journalistic story with a motivated bias.
waltshebé v. To announce.
waltu n. News; current information; recent situational update.
waltúbezría n. Someone reporting the news but not professionally trained in journalism, such as a primary source or a biased hack (potentially derogatory).