amindé v. To dance with a lover.
amindúa n. Romantic dance.
apekaré v. To create a work specifically for performance by, or the image of, a particular muse or model.
apekilé v. To devote or dedicate work to a patron or muse.
azide n. Voice.
búé v. To drum a beat.
búu n. Beat; rhythmic percussion.
dilúbúu n. The sound of the pattering of rain.
efositha n. A genre of playful, upbeat music.
ekhtinoa n. Synthesizer.
étshefidtu n. Lyric; words sung.
falthía n. Songwriter; composer.
faltidhidta n. Opera, ballad, musical story.
faltidtina n. Opera, album.
faltu n. Music.
faltúbé v. To sing, to give music.
faltúkína n. Orchestra; musical ensemble.
faltúta n. Choir.
faltúzría n. Singer.
fenoa n. Any musical instrument that projects light as part of a performance.
fertindé v. To dance in an artistic display.
fertindúu n. Dance performed for artistic reasons.
gendamotí a. Haphazard; undirected; formless; disorderly; tasteless; uncultivated.
gendikí a. Lacking in style or cohesion; haphazard; inelegant; uninspired.
iltúshí a. Of art: dream-inspired, imagination-inspired, hallucination-inspired; or symbolic or abstract.
indé v. To dance, especially for celebration or entertainment.
indúnou n. The body of a professional dancer or any prop used during a dance (literally, 'dance instrument').
indúu n. Dance, especially one done for celebration or entertainment.
kara n. Muse.
kyeranatra n. Chorus; repeated verse or stanza.
lersithekhu n. Treble-line; a high-pitched counterpoint to the bassline that appears in some Lilitic music.
lersithu n. Treble.
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.
mipinoa n. Percussive instrument.
motu n. Aesthetic.
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
shúthinoa n. Wind instrument; usually piped or fluted.
sinoa n. Musical instrument.
sithekhu n. Melody.
sithnotu n. Sonic texture, either musical or phonic.
sithu n. A sound or noise.
sívithekhu n. Positive, uplifting melody; musical joy.
stibúu n. Percussive accompaniment to a religious ceremony.
stillindé v. To perform a ritual dance.
stillindúu n. Ritual dance.
súbé v. To recite a poem.
thestalí a. Oral; spoken; sung; of the mouth.
trothekhu n. Gloomy, sad melody; musical gloom.
tshempfo n. Nine-stringed harp instrument.
tshemsé v. To sleep, trance, or be hypnotized by remembering a fond memory one is reminded of by artistic performance.
tshomakoaní súa n. Campfire song; cultural touchstone.
turellinoa n. Acoustic instrument.
twéïnoa n. Stringed instrument, or any percussive instrument that can produce a specific note.
vensithekhu n. Bassline.
vensithu n. Bass.
wu n. Spirit, adventure, energy, tenacity, storytelling.
zelapekaré v. To fall in love with a performer or model while making art of/for her; see apekaré.
zelmota n. (a) Beauty of form or style; (b) a "correct" style.
zhanebé v. To remix; to create a derivative work.