Terms relating to shape or position.

kenzí a. Distant.
kenzu n. Distance; extent.
kesaví a. Very full and round.
kethavhé v. To swell.
kevlematekí a. Hierarchically connected.
kezelekhté v. To shape or constrain something into an unrelated form, usually for artistic reasons.
khosarí a. Distal; away from a locus or centre.
khúlé v. To coil a rope-like object.
ki– pre. Center (when the affected word starts with a consonant).
kimnaru n. Mid-line; middle; equator.
kip– pre. Center (when the affected word starts with a vowel).
kipagúveru n. Coordinates; location; position; system state.
kipeku n. Center.
kipnohé v. To moderate; to balance; to keep something centred.
kipnohekhtía n. Moderation; balance; centredness; regulation.
kleru n. Stripe.
klizí a. Tiny.
koinelíu n. Midst.
konaru n. Square.
ktôphé v. To pop; to burst.
kúgrafa n. Standing wave; legible pattern of caustic distortions in water.
kúgríla n. Ripple; wave.
kúlé v. To fill; to fulfill; to fully utilize; to complete.
kyente n. Structural integrity.
laìkí a. Colossal.
laiñkelevegzí a. Colossal.
laivúsí a. Obtuse (of large angle, not necessarily, though usually, more than 90°).
lédahé v. To diminish (passive/reflexive).
lédé v. To lessen or reduce (active).
léñgwohu n. Plane.
letemidtu n. Knot; dilemma; problem; crisis.
levadé v. To cut into halves; to split.
lidahé v. To shrink (passive/reflexive).
lidé v. To shrink (active).
lizí a. Small.
lúklaí a. Pronounced; exaggerated.
lúnekhuví a. Of highly similar structure or shape.
lúthenarí a. Parallel.
mantaru n. Fringe, precipice, or boundary.
mateku n. Confluence, coincidence, or chance meeting.
matelíu n. Junction.
mekézúbé v. To balloon.
mentimatekí a. Fully interconnected.
moghoé v. To reside [loc: at a place of residence]; to occupy.
múklerasa n. (plural) Stripes of black and white notionally associated with sadomasochism.
naratíké v. To reassure; to tighten.
narebéo n. Layout.
narekhtí a. Linear.
narika n. Tour guide; escort; maze-navigator.
nariké v. To navigate a claustrophobic maze; to find a path.
narikekhtía n. The art of navigating a disorienting, crowded space, (usually specific).
naru n. Line.
nodtí a. Dull; uneven.
nonekhuví a. Of different and readily distinguishable structure or shape.
oksonekhlu n. Square-based pyramid with concave sides; a common Ksreskézaian architectural motif.
olíu n. Here.
–onaru suf. Polygon with n sides.
–onekhlu suf. A polyhedron with n sides.
–onulku suf. A prism derived from a polygon.
palúkara n. Jet; fountain; spray.
palúkhe n. Jet; cone.
panfí a. Not yet ripe; immature.
peftí a. Ripe; full; ready.
pensada n. Segment.
pùhé v. To pop; to burst.
púnu n. Beam.
púté v. To burst.
regnaru n. Horizon.
rezivía n. Largest portion; plurality.
riní– pre. Outward.
rinl– pre. Outside.
rinopré v. To inflate.
salemu n. Sheet or layer.
salisí a. Flat.
salíté n. Neighbour.
salithelé v. To fold (to flatten against self).
samponé v. To protect.
samponekí a. Protective.
san– pre. Nearby; adjacent to (preceding a vowel.)
sani– pre. Nearby; adjacent to (preceding a consonant.)
sanlí a. Near.
sanlínteté v. To neighbour.
sanlíntetekí n. Neighbouring; adjacent.
saradobí a. Embossed; bumpy; detailed; nuanced.
sarasé v. To flatten or smooth.
sarippí a. Soft; easily bent.
sebeniforí a. Integral (to structure).
sebenu n. Structure.
senillero n. Logo; watermark; emblem.
siloiso n. Cabinet.
sív– pre. Top.
síves pm. Top.
sívmoloé v. To be dependent.
skaokwedí n. Scattered.
sodu n. Opening, gap.
soflúsí a. Acute (of small angle, not necessarily, though usually, less than 90°).
solematekí a. Sparsely connected.
soventrí a. Tiny; secluded; remote; cozy; vestigial; fitting for a soventría.
soventría n. Niche; nook; crevice; exclave; vestige; closet; rump state.
telmidtu n. Half-knot; plot twist.