adíhozo n. Jet engine.
alañgre n. Weight; downward pull.
aléfa n. Absolute darkness; hopelessness.
alematse n. Neutron.
alenalúekía n. Planar breach.
aleñkíu n. Space.
alenzegíu n. Vacuum.
aléonu n. Planar breach drive.
alétsu n. Inter-spacetime vacuum; void sometimes posited to exist between branes.
aloshéfu n. Transparency; neutrality to light.
alsoithebé v. To perform integral calculus on an equation.
alsovéu n. Solid sphere; ball.
altu n. Information.
asothahé v. To freeze.
atshaplu n. Stardust; nebular gasses.
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.
azhofarí a. Atomic; discrete; of indivisible elements.
azholedí a. Easily lifted; light; readily understood; comprehensible; easy; simple.
bailéa n. Magnetism.
bailí a. Magnetic.
balílezo n. Magnet or electromagnet.
batso n. Bubble.
bedé v. To flow; to water; to release a flow.
bepté v. To dribble or drip.
bezemeia n. Source (of a flow).
dilu n. Light rain.
dílúba n. Leak; flow of dripping.
dílúbedé v. To leak; to drip.
dosé v. To circle; to orbit.
dúrugekíu n. Spaceship engine.
dúrugíu n. Spaceship engine.
dzafekwía mefítsudzhis n. Student of atomology, a combined field covering particle physics, chemistry, and molecular biology; natural philosopher.
ébedúré v. To scald.
edoséu n. Wheel.
égekhtía il talina n. Passage of time.
eginu n. Spectrum.
egrído n. Missile.
elnapu n. Substrate.
embedí a. Dehydrated, dessicated.
eveñkúgwé v. To vibrate.
fabvé v. To refract.
famé v. To sparkle with reflected light; to glitter.
fameneí a. Glittering.
fathíu n. Light source.
febízinu n. Photonic power.
fembethíu n. Radiation source.
fembu n. Non-visible electromagnetic radiation; harmful radiation.
fembúré v. To irradiate or expose to harsh, harmful light.
feséu n. Fibre-optic wire.
fetsu n. Photon.
fíridahé v. To melt.
flozhané v. To distort; to warp; to bend.
flozhanía n. Natural distortion or warping, such as that seen in wet lumber.
flúsu n. Angle.
fogedí a. Hard to lift; cumbersome; tricky; having many components; fragile; unwieldy; awkward to use.
fu n. Light.
gebízinu n. Mechanical power.
gekhté v. To flow.
gekhtu n. Flow; the shape of movement.
gembúré v. (a) To crush (physically); (b) (from gembé) to harm with promises.
gethebéonu n. Engine.
gethéonu n. Motor.
gorílektu n. Momentum.
grafúé v. To read a pattern of waves, usually to divine in cymatospicy.
gwohu n. Surface.
héveru n. Matrix.
íoru n. Heat.
itsu n. Atom.
karina n. Rainbow.
keimí a. Hot.
kenzu n. Distance; extent.
kerañga n. Gravity.
keranitse n. Graviton.
kipagúveru n. Coordinates; location; position; system state.
kipnohé v. To moderate; to balance; to keep something centred.
kipnohekhtía n. Moderation; balance; centredness; regulation.
kúgrafa n. Standing wave; legible pattern of caustic distortions in water.
kúgríla n. Ripple; wave.
kúgwé v. To oscillate.
lemperu n. Mirror.
lepshúnu n. Breaking wave.
linzimí a. Cold.
lúhaigwu n. Between-surface; interface.
mazivekhto n. Configuration.
mefí itsu n. Atom; specifically a physical atom.
mefí metlu n. Physical energy in general.
mefíudzhu n. The combined studies of quantum physics and cosmology.
mefudzhekwía n. Cosmologist, someone who studies the origin of the universe; usually hyphenated with haspadzhekwía as haspadzho-mefudzhekwía.
menshúé v. To blow glass.
múdíu n. Smoke.
mútsha n. Flame.
mútza n. Fire.
mútzímu n. Ash.
nargéu n. Lever.
narséu n. Rod.
natredí a. Of cleanly-separated, discrete elements; unlike azhofarí, they may be further divisible.
nazgé v. To pull.
nazgru n. Pull-strength.
onayezu n. Observer.