aitzelío n. Place of business (store, shop, etc.) belonging to a merchant.
aleñgwohu n. Foundation.
alfônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate humans (but typically not Lilitai).
altoinéu n. Library; customs and law information post.
anlezelío n. Place where administrative functions (government) are performed.
antu n. Peak or cap; apex.
apote n. Vestibule.
atetônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate children.
balegekhtu n. Rail.
boselíu n. Treasury, especially a votive treasury at an oracle intended to impress pilgrims.
búterku n. Military facility; fortress; castle.
deksoino n. Foyer; variant spelling of detsoino.
dektsoilu n. Clothing storage space.
denelía n. Writing room; scriptorium.
detsoino n. Lobby; vestibule; foyer.
dúmelíu n. City; outpost.
dústebé v. To construct (a building).
dústíndu n. Alley.
dústu n. Building.
dústúbekwía n. Builder or architect (formal).
dústudzhu n. The craft of construction.
dústúka n. Builder or architect; usually a specialist carpenter or mason (less formal).
dzapote n. Space in front of a door, under its frame.
dzhusu n. Constitutive physical strength; the ability to withstand external force.
égônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Lilitai.
ekhtekíu n. Statue.
eponelíu n. Outer wall; enclosure; shell.
fasodu n. Window.
flasedo n. Handrail.
fúbino n. Lighting hardware; lightbulbs; candles; sources of illumination.
fúboseno n. Arrangement of lighting; how a room or space is lit.
galselío n. Place where essential services (healthcare, policing, disaster management, etc.) are provided.
gemlapíu n. Crushed rock; gravel; debris.
gendamotí a. Haphazard; undirected; formless; disorderly; tasteless; uncultivated.
gendikí a. Lacking in style or cohesion; haphazard; inelegant; uninspired.
glemelíu n. Pedestal, stage, platform, or support stand.
íanadtepé v. To erect.
ikimato n. Street or hallway intersection.
illotetelíu n. Place where ideas are developed.
illúmbelíu n. School or lecture hall.
ínamé v. To erect.
índu n. Hallway; corridor; margin.
irdúmeiu n. Camp; makeshift settlement; tent city; market square.
itetônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate adults (but not children).
kagemo n. Dam.
kedoplu n. Rock, stone.
kelevru n. Tower.
kevrekhto n. Monumental structure.
kevro n. Tower, outlook, watchpost, column, pillar; any tall and narrow artificial building or element thereof.
khoselía n. Distant place; remote outpost.
klerinurí a. Barred (of a window or door).
klitru n. Neighbourhood.
koissaremé v. To take refuge or hide.
koissezarlemé v. To take refuge; to stow away; to steal shelter; to squat.
koistilla n. Temple.
krenovo n. Office desk; wicket; bureau.
kúkre n. Coarse debris.
kúple n. Fine debris.
lédústo n. Spire.
legenaro n. Causeway; catwalk.
lémo n. Citadel.
lenagu n. Bridge.
lénoisu n. Couples' housing.
léñstethu n. Storey.
lergekhte n. Catwalk.
leyemu n. Balcony, shelf, ledge, cliff.
litroisu n. Family housing; tenement.
mefústu n. Dwelling or home (see also oisu and koisu.)
milegekhtu n. Foot path (especially one made of sand).
modústo n. Fortress.
moisu n. Individual housing.
motu n. Aesthetic.
nadústekhtía n. Destruction of natural causes; collapse; erosion.
nadústekhtío n. Destruction of artificial causes; demolishing; razing.
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).
narsinéa n. Framework; scaffolding.
niskebé v. To build a structure in a cavern.
nisko n. Inhabited cavern; city or building complex within such a cavern.
núeto n. Device attachment, accessory, building addition.
oineinení ekhtudzhu n. The study of architecture.
oinéu n. Building.
oisu n. House; quarters; apartment complex; any building or place where residence occurs.
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
oksonekhlu n. Square-based pyramid with concave sides; a common Ksreskézaian architectural motif.
oksônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Ksreskézai, or reminiscent of something that is; hot, dry, bright, solid, harsh, or cumbersome.
pesônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Peseneyi; smelly and cramped.
regenelío n. Lawn.
riñgrastu n. Roof.
salíté n. Neighbour.
sampoisu n. Outpost (safe-house).
sanlínteté v. To neighbour.
sanlíntetekí n. Neighbouring; adjacent.
sarzelío n. Place of business (store, shop, etc.) belonging to a craftsperson.
sentu n. Clay, especially Ksreskézaian clay.
soventrí a. Tiny; secluded; remote; cozy; vestigial; fitting for a soventría.
soventría n. Niche; nook; crevice; exclave; vestige; closet; rump state.
sterethino n. Apartment; quarters.
steretho n. Room.