mohetalu n. As long as can be afforded; as long as possible.
Moilanova n. May, the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar.
naití a. Recent.
nohekí a. Persistent.
nohenai adv. Persistently.
noheneí a. Unchanging; constant; persisting.
nohenéú m. Still; even now.
nohetekhí a. Ongoing.
nohíré v. To retain; to still have; to keep possession of.
nosarhé v. To persist in an action; to keep doing; to continue.
noshivé v. To keep being (transitive).
novhé v. To keep being (intransitive, atelic).
noyú adv. Still; even now.
noz– pre. That which keeps, preserves, or stores.
Òganova n. August, the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.
olshovu n. Today.
olta n. The temporal or sequential present (shortened).
oltalí a. Current.
oltalu n. Now.
ostelarí a. Ancient, prehistoric.
otalu n. Now.
otalu (2) n. [with ablative] Hence; hereafter.
pan– pre. Immature.
pef– pre. Start (when preceding a vowel).
pefí– pre. Start (when preceding a consonant).
pefíu n. Starting time.
pensya adv. For only some of the time; in part-time; only occupying part of a timeframe.
pléavinu n. Nowadays; variant of pléovinu used to match stars that decline in the feminine.
pléholitre n. Week (Glotshatko: 6 solwiksete, or ~5.1 Earth days).
pléove n. Ksreskézaian year (Glotshatko: 243 solwiksete, or ~205.8 Earth days).
pléovinu n. Nowadays; these years; this era.
pléovu n. Solar year.
popévatko n. Holiday or festival calendar.
popévu n. Day of celebration; not necessarily a set holiday on the calendar.
Reselía n. The season of Winter or the dry season, when plants slumber.
Resétalía n. Sleep-Time, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
rezunté v. To expect; to require of the future.
Sabtéréka n. Day of Moiléa, the second day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
santímekéu n. Imminence.
santímekí a. Imminent.
senere n. Interval (of time).
Seregéka n. Day of Úravéa, the first day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
Shútanova n. October, the tenth month of the Gregorian calendar.
so– pre. After (chronologically.) Used when preceding a consonant.
soalí a. Sporadic; occasional.
sokipa n. Afternoon.
solitalí a. Occasional; periodic.
solwikse n. Ksreskézaian day (Glotshatko: 36 talivete, or ~20.3 Earth hours).
som– pre. After (chronologically.) Used when preceding a vowel.
sotalurí a. Acute; urgent.
sotaní a. Final (chronologically).
Sotanova n. December, the twelfth month of the Gregorian calendar.
Stillasaní Pléholitre n. Goddesses' Week, an intercalary interval inserted between the first and second months.
súkavai taltelí a. Simultaneous.
suntalí a. Upcoming; near future; soon.
suntalya-ogeneí a. Forthcoming; soon-arriving.
suntsabta n. Tomorrow (on Ksreskézo).
suntshovu n. Tomorrow.
suntu n. Future (feminine or neuter.)
Surtalía n. Infancy, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
súrvanai adv. Lately.
súrvanéu adv. Lately.
súrvanya adv. Lately.
surví talpléovu n. tgc; the Thessian calendar basis.
talatshovu n. A Thessian day; 1/144 of a Thessian great cycle.
taldidte n. Second (Glotshatko: ~784 Earth milliseconds).
taldtu n. Quantum of time.
talekeví a. Temporary.
talí a. Brief.
talíkotopezríu n. Clock face.
talinu n. Time, as a dimension.
talitre n. Minute (Glotshatko: 72 taldidtete, or ~56.4 Earth seconds).
talive n. Hour (Glotshatko: 72 talitrete, or ~33.9 Earth minutes).
talizu n. A Thessian second.
talkelu n. A Thessian hour.
talloé v. To spend time doing something, especially the time of someone else.
talpléovu n. A Thessian year, also known as a great cycle.
taltalí kelahekhta n. The passage of time.
talu n. Duration; time period.
talúbé v. To spend time doing something, especially generously; to donate effort.
tatúlu n. Version, revision.
tekhetía n. Occasion.
tekhía n. Occurrence.
tekhineitu n. Log; record; journal; diary of events.
telíu n. Time of occurrence.
tetalu n. Lifetime.
thebelíu n. (with temporal, egressive, or terminative) In the making; since creation; until the time of creation.
tílé v. (with abl) to occupy [a person's time].
tshelví alvegzu n. IKM; the Lyrisclensian minute.
tshelví howu n. IKC; the Lyrisclensian work cycle.
tshelví litru n. IKW; the Lyrisclensian work period/day.
tshelví talpléovu n. IKY; the Lyrisclensian calendar basis used on prelapsarian Thet, as well as the corresponding unit of time (about 825 Terran days).
tshelví talúu n. IKµY; the Lyrisclensian second or micro-year.
tshelví (2) a. Former.
tshelvíntshéu n. IKS; the Lyrisclensian work shift.
tshentalí a. Recent.
tshentshovu n. Yesterday.
tshentu n. Past (feminine or neuter.)
Tshippanova n. September, the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.
tshírobé v. To assume.