aléwonekíval mefístaré v. To foster from ignorance; to teach the basics.
altu n. Information.
awozekí a. Innocent; being in the state of not knowing.
ber– pre. Incorrect; imaginary (short form.)
beril– pre. Incorrect; imaginary.
bízekhtilí galekwía n. Job trainer.
bizlumbelía n. Training academy; trade school.
dzafekíurivíu n. Student.
dzafekwía mefítsudzhis n. Student of atomology, a combined field covering particle physics, chemistry, and molecular biology; natural philosopher.
dzafezría n. Student, especially in the arts or sciences.
dzakwíu n. Researcher/student.
eponekiko n. Pedagogy, or the praxis of child-rearing philosophy.
eponekío n. Upbringing, education.
eponekudzha n. Philosophy and science of childhood development and education.
galseka n. Assistance.
ighifora n. Mentor.
illeponé v. To deeply understand; to comprehend.
illitríu n. Subtopic, subdiscipline or sub-field; research area.
illotetelíu n. Place where ideas are developed.
illúbé v. To teach.
illúbekwíu n. Teacher.
illudústu n. School.
illúka n. Teacher (informal).
illúkwina n. Faculty; teachers.
illúmbekwía n. Teacher (formal), sometimes unstressed as illumbekwía.
illúmbekwina n. Faculty; teachers.
illúmbelika n. Academic tradition and affairs.
illúmbelíu n. School or lecture hall.
illummate n. Relationship about research or learning; rapport with a professor.
kellúbekwíu n. Veteran teacher.
lúfaitzo n. Radio receiver used by the general public for listening to audio broadcasts.
lúfethé v. To broadcast sound over radio.
lúfethekío n. Radio broadcast.
lúfethezríu n. Anyone speaking on a radio broadcast.
lúfethúka n. Radio personality, usually a religious teacher.
masakwíu n. Professional baby; a pathological know-nothing.
masteksu n. Empty-headed newbie.
navrí eponekío n. Inadequate training, mothering, upbringing, schooling, etc.
panzakwíu n. Rookie.
pendzhé v. To demonstrate; to show.
penu n. Example.
rézhé v. To register; to enrol.
silneito n. Catalogue.
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).
taltúkía éyolis n. Seminar.
topeklitro il wonekíai n. Curriculum.
trúveré v. To browse; to look through a collection.
tshíraneitu n. Grammar book.
tshítseneitu n. Dictionary.
tútrúé v. To moderate; to watch one's footing; to not carry too much.
tútrúekhtía n. Moderation; temperance; self-restraint; modestness.
udzhé v. To study.
udzhove n. Desk for studying.
udzhu n. Area or topic of study.
voizo n. Particularly complex or challenging maze.
woné v. To learn.
wonilé v. To be curious about.
wonileneí a. Curious; wanting to learn about.
wonilía n. Curiosity.
yeñklatí éponekíe n. Immersive education.
yíreku n. Guess; prediction.
zavo n. Maze, complicated set of decisions.
zellúbekwíu n. Voice of unimpeachable authority; impeccably well-regarded academic.