The following dictionary entries are tagged mind:
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pefteshé v. To ripen; to become ready.
poaladzhu n. The study and practice of medicine.
resekhtía n. Sleep.
reserilezríuví a. Tired.
reserví a. Tired.
resifí a. Lethargic.
resifilezríuví a. Lethargic.
sageví ighine n. Reason (patient thought.)
sagevu n. Patience.
sarolebekto n. Competence.
sarolebí a. Competent.
shenaré v. To acquire a noteworthy memory; to memorize an event.
shistodzhu n. Religion.
shistorepé v. To dream.
shistou n. Dream.
shiyefu n. Disgust impulse (neurotic hatred).
shúthildu n. Organizer; motivator; director.
soléghurí a. Dumb, thoughtless, unthinking.
solíreka n. Consciousness; sentience; self-awareness.
sorventé v. To determine by logical deduction.
stadzhu n. Culture.
stekkaité n. To become addicted.
stekkezu n. Addict.
stekku n. Addiction.
stíldu n. Artist or theoretician; someone who works chiefly with ideas.
sútshúbé v. To classify.
sútu n. Category; class; type.
tallaré v. To contemplate.
taltsithé v. To discuss.
tamakse n. Consistency in behaviour.
telmekía il ithovíu n. Mental disorder.
tessu n. Confusion.
tetadzhu n. Biology; the life sciences.
tetúbé v. To conceive.
tetúekío n. Process of conception.
tetútalo n. Moment of conception.
tevoisé v. To comprehend.
thebedzhu n. Technology.
topeku n. Attention.
trúlitshu n. Perspective.
tshayé v. To hope.
tshé v. To believe.
tshemí (2) a. Memorable.
tsheñgarlé v. To acquire a noteworthy memory.
tsheñgebé v. To memorize.
tsheñghinu n. The long-term memory of a person.
tsheñghu n. Memory of a single incident or learned fact.
tsheñgloé v. To apply knowledge or a memory.
tsheñgloté v. To misrecall.
tshengwoné v. To recognize.
tshengwonessa n. Recognition.
tsheñkasé v. To loosen grip on a memory; to start to forget.
tsheñpamé v. To relive a memory or indulge in its recollection.
tsherasé v. To forget; to lose a memory.
tsheyúzé v. To remember or recall.
tshildu n. Performer or model; an artist of the self.
tshomakoaní súa n. Campfire song; cultural touchstone.
tshumekhé v. To awaken.
tshurlí a. Awake.
tshusé v. To be awake.
tshushistorepé v. To hallucinate.
tshushistou n. Hallucination.
túkhía n. Realization.
udzhé v. To study.
udzhu n. Area or topic of study.
uvíokha n. Ego; self-centredness; self-esteem.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
walthoví a. Smart; quick-witted.
waltu n. News; current information; recent situational update.
wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
wistelitrí a. Problematic; antisocial.
wistemné v. To confront.
woné v. To learn.
yeghurí a. Thoughtful, busy-minded, mentally taxed.
yúdzhí a. Psychological; relating to the study of thought.
zelinu n. The realm of factuality; the set of facts.
zelshúa n. Genius; divine inspiration.
zeltútshu n. Gender, especially Lilitic gender.
zhíaltúbé v. To remind.
zhíaltúze n. Reminder.
zhophédzhé v. To analyze.
poaladzhu n. The study and practice of medicine.
resekhtía n. Sleep.
reserilezríuví a. Tired.
reserví a. Tired.
resifí a. Lethargic.
resifilezríuví a. Lethargic.
sageví ighine n. Reason (patient thought.)
sagevu n. Patience.
sarolebekto n. Competence.
sarolebí a. Competent.
shenaré v. To acquire a noteworthy memory; to memorize an event.
shistodzhu n. Religion.
shistorepé v. To dream.
shistou n. Dream.
shiyefu n. Disgust impulse (neurotic hatred).
shúthildu n. Organizer; motivator; director.
soléghurí a. Dumb, thoughtless, unthinking.
solíreka n. Consciousness; sentience; self-awareness.
sorventé v. To determine by logical deduction.
stadzhu n. Culture.
stekkaité n. To become addicted.
stekkezu n. Addict.
stekku n. Addiction.
stíldu n. Artist or theoretician; someone who works chiefly with ideas.
sútshúbé v. To classify.
sútu n. Category; class; type.
tallaré v. To contemplate.
taltsithé v. To discuss.
tamakse n. Consistency in behaviour.
telmekía il ithovíu n. Mental disorder.
tessu n. Confusion.
tetadzhu n. Biology; the life sciences.
tetúbé v. To conceive.
tetúekío n. Process of conception.
tetútalo n. Moment of conception.
tevoisé v. To comprehend.
thebedzhu n. Technology.
topeku n. Attention.
trúlitshu n. Perspective.
tshayé v. To hope.
tshé v. To believe.
tshemí (2) a. Memorable.
tsheñgarlé v. To acquire a noteworthy memory.
tsheñgebé v. To memorize.
tsheñghinu n. The long-term memory of a person.
tsheñghu n. Memory of a single incident or learned fact.
tsheñgloé v. To apply knowledge or a memory.
tsheñgloté v. To misrecall.
tshengwoné v. To recognize.
tshengwonessa n. Recognition.
tsheñkasé v. To loosen grip on a memory; to start to forget.
tsheñpamé v. To relive a memory or indulge in its recollection.
tsherasé v. To forget; to lose a memory.
tsheyúzé v. To remember or recall.
tshildu n. Performer or model; an artist of the self.
tshomakoaní súa n. Campfire song; cultural touchstone.
tshumekhé v. To awaken.
tshurlí a. Awake.
tshusé v. To be awake.
tshushistorepé v. To hallucinate.
tshushistou n. Hallucination.
túkhía n. Realization.
udzhé v. To study.
udzhu n. Area or topic of study.
uvíokha n. Ego; self-centredness; self-esteem.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
walthoví a. Smart; quick-witted.
waltu n. News; current information; recent situational update.
wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
wistelitrí a. Problematic; antisocial.
wistemné v. To confront.
woné v. To learn.
yeghurí a. Thoughtful, busy-minded, mentally taxed.
yúdzhí a. Psychological; relating to the study of thought.
zelinu n. The realm of factuality; the set of facts.
zelshúa n. Genius; divine inspiration.
zeltútshu n. Gender, especially Lilitic gender.
zhíaltúbé v. To remind.
zhíaltúze n. Reminder.
zhophédzhé v. To analyze.
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