Terms relating to shape or position.

alématekí a. Disconnected.
alezhofarobí a. Indivisible.
alsoiní a. Solid, thorough, massive, dense.
alsoité v. To consolidate; to make solid and contiguous.
alsovéu n. Solid sphere; ball.
alvegzí a. Medium; of no unusual size.
alví a. Rising in a mound, hill or slight bulge.
amnu n. Print (of a stamp) or impression; footprint.
antu n. Peak or cap; apex.
aperine n. Midst.
apidzhé v. To insert.
aponarí a. Gross; disagreeably large or numerous.
atsharafa n. Category of ripple-waves which are legible in cymatospicy (acoustic wave divination); through synecdoche, cymatospicy in general.
atshatíta n. Ripple-wave; individual prophecy as revealed by cymatospicy.
azhofedí a. Intact.
bavharekta n. Flexibility; ability to bend.
bavharí a. Flexible; able to bend.
bedzúsu n. Region of highest activity; the thick of something.
daru n. (a) thread; (b) archaic term for "line".
dekterbelíu n. Bulb, bud, or anything bulb-shaped.
didto n. Dot.
didtu n. Point.
dosé v. To circle; to orbit.
dosématekí a. Connected in a ring.
doséu n. Circle.
egní a. Narrow.
egninu n. The dimension crossing the point of reference's vision horizontally.
egnu n. Width.
ekhuví a. Of the exact same structure and shape.
élíu n. There.
–elíu suf. Indicates the location at which a verb is performed (V to N).
eneme n. Dimension.
epoé v. To bind or tie.
eposhedtu n. Core.
erl– pre. Inside.
ery– pre. Inward.
eryaité v. To take in.
eryalí a. Interior.
eryalíu n. Interior.
espí a. Short in length.
espinu n. The dimension pointed away from the point of reference's vision; depth.
espu n. Length.
étamatu n. Relationship (generic term).
evegzí a. Small; having modest amounts of all applicable dimensions.
evegzu n. Size.
eveñgsu n. Scale; magnitude.
evrí a. Shallow or short in height.
evrinu n. The dimension crossing the point of reference's vision vertically.
evru n. Height.
fasekturí a. Tonal; pertaining to tightness or a tightening.
faselo n. Handle.
faséríu n. Spiral.
faséyeríu n. Spiral (long form).
fasodu n. Window.
fektarí a. Handy; convenient; having a handle; [of a problem] currently solvable.
fekté v. To carry [by handle] to the intended destination; to dispose of; to resolve.
fels– pre. Physically preceding.
felses pm. Physically preceding.
flakhemu n. Surface.
flonare n. Contour.
flovéklu n. Cylinder.
flovéu n. Curve.
flozhané v. To distort; to warp; to bend.
flozhanía n. Natural distortion or warping, such as that seen in wet lumber.
flozhanío v. Artificial distortion or warping, such as in dishonest communication or a cultivated plant.
flúsu n. Angle.
frôska n. Blanket.
gekhté v. To flow.
gekhtu n. Flow; the shape of movement.
gendagúveru n. Displacement vector.
gikúba n. Navigator.
gikúbé v. To navigate an open space; to plot a course.
gikúbekhtía n. Navigation.
glinhovu n. Countertop; high table.
gliní a. Proximal.
gwohu n. Surface.
híegeneí a. Moving alongside; on a parallel course.
híéú m. Also; alongside; in the same sense.
íanopré v. To heighten.
íntshéïne n. Assembly (of objects).
íntshepé v. To assemble.
kakoise n. Breach.
kedwizí a. Integrated; hard to extract.
keilkúa n. Naturally-initiated expansion.
keilkúé v. To expand.
kekhataní a. Final (as a destination).
kelegní a. Wide.
kelespí a. Long.
kelevegzí a. Large; having considerable amounts of all applicable dimensions.
kelevrí a. Tall or deep.
kelí a. Big.
kelí zhetaña n. More than half; majority.
kelkúé v. To extend.
kellebé v. To augment or extend an existing physical structure.
kelpeftí a. Extremely ripe; on the verge of going bad, but not yet bad in any way; at the latest point of maximum greatness.
kels– pre. Physically behind.
kelses pm. Physically behind.
kemelía n. Expanse.
kenzí a. Distant.
kenzu n. Distance; extent.