ahekízoka n. Fear of change.
aiteke n. Gift.
Akasha n. Epithet of Rostyaekía meaning "unenslaved."
Alfina n. Terran culture.
Alíegepekhtía n. Large post-marriage ritual; see Lilitic Marriage.
alipté v. To mature; to grow serious.
Alísogía'l Trotúzasa n. Annual ceremony honouring Rostyaekía.
altoinéu n. Library; customs and law information post.
amelía n. Mental centre of romantic and compassionate emotions; the metaphorical equivalent of the 'heart' in Lilitic.
andzolu n. Rival.
Añglika n. The English language.
Añglikí a. Of English culture.
Añglinu n. English-speaking culture.
Añglu n. Native English speaker.
apolí a. Local, native, not Lilitic.
Atshogía'l asa Neptrúekha n. The Dawn of the Ghosts, an annual séance and remembrance ceremony.
balitro n. Governmental ministry; corporate department or division.
bavidha n. Heritage.
berbosilkío n. Forgery.
berbosilkúé v. To forge; to make a forgery; to falsely enrich something.
bizano n. Bulletin board; chore rota; duty roster.
boseñku n. Ornamental robe.
dabu n. Moccasin.
deginelío n. Boneyard; place of tombs; catacombs.
deñgizhé v. To dress.
Dheñketta n. Tletketti.
Dheñkettikí a. Of Tletkettoyic culture.
Dheñkettikinu n. Tletkettoyic culture.
Dheñkettoio n. Tletkettioyos, the Tletkettoyic language.
Doitséu n. Native German speaker.
Doitsika n. The German language.
Doitsikí a. Of German culture.
Doitsinu n. German-speaking culture.
Dzhemesselía n. The annual Festival of New Romance.
egrelesturivío n. Okso with a sexual fixation on one or more slokdtabasa.
Ekalfídidtina n. Human civilization; humanity; the human race.
ekhañka n. Basic support garment; resembles a one-piece leotard with a low back that fastens around the back of the neck.
ekhtekíu n. Statue.
ekrinyu n. Outsider.
eldu (2) n. Proponent of non-interventionalist ("ivory tower") diplomacy; isolationist or nationalist who treats other cultures with disdain, especially a Lyrisclensia.
enindé v. To dance with someone, generally for celebratory or congratulatory purposes.
eponekiko n. Pedagogy, or the praxis of child-rearing philosophy.
eponekío n. Upbringing, education.
eponekudzha n. Philosophy and science of childhood development and education.
evonza a. Entertainment.
evonzahé v. To entertain.
evonzahorí a. Entertaining.
éwilu n. Diary.
fertilkúeshé v. To be made into a work of art.
fertu n. Art.
fídoséu n. Collar.
flévebé v. To establish an organisation, set of rules, or tradition.
Frasika n. The French language.
Frasike n. French culture.
Frasikí a. Of French culture.
Frasu n. French speaker.
frôska n. Blanket.
glinhovu n. Countertop; high table.
glostahé v. To march; to parade.
glosté v. To march; to parade; to escort (transitive).
greñksite n. Flight mask, similar to a balaclava.
gútshekurí n. Secular with beliefs.
haildto n. Basket.
haitekwíekhto n. Ownership, especially over intellectual property or rights to reproduce a work of art; copyright.
hedí ~ indé v. To dance about ~; to congratulate or celebrate.
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.
Hellenikí a. Of the Greeks.
Helléu n. Greek person; Lyrisclensian.
Hellinu n. Classical Greek culture.
henweste n. A limb-covering garment for either the arm or leg.
Hespu n. Hispanic; anyone capable of speaking an Iberian Romance language or of Iberian ancestry.
Hispanika n. The Spanish language.
Hispanike n. Spanish culture.
Hispanikí a. Of Spanish-speaking culture.
Hogedepike n. Hogedepik, the Hogenemi language.
Hogedepinu n. Hogenemi culture.
Hogenemí a. Of the Hogedep.
Hogenemu n. Hogenem.
Íesopelía n. Christmas.
ikildto n. Norm; ideologically consistent default; practice from established methodology.
illedhabro n. Banner.
illotetelíu n. Place where ideas are developed.
illúmbelíu n. School or lecture hall.
ío n. (a) Social correctness (archaic); (b) the Íomanazinení dialect of Lilitika.
íomaité v. To adopt a custom.
íomanazu n. Custom.
ísurvalekía n. Bigotry.
kadzhírika n. Obsessive desire to return or pretend to return to the state of being a slave, usually as a fetish.
karsokhu n. Compassion.
karsu n. Friend.
kelíoro n. Non-obligatory display of respect; courtesy.
kelíorúbé v. To give courtesy; to show respect when not strictly required.
Kelopaví Asithekhtía n. Small post-marriage ritual; see Lilitic Marriage.
Ketabazainí Akofama n. The annual Pageant of Heroes.
ketabazu n. Nomad.
kétalírí a. Heralding a significant milestone in social or technological development.
kétalíro n. Significant milestone in social or technological development.
khosidha n. Legend.