Words coined after Lyrisian contact on Thet and consisting of calques, loanwords, or names for Terran concepts. Some terms only attested in this period are not included in this list as they could have plausibly been coined earlier or are of unverifiable age.

Aidtôko n. Iraq.
Aigípto n. Egypt.
Aithíopía n. Ethiopia.
Akatshova n. Monday, the second day of the Gregorian week.
Akhaní Koría n. South Korea.
Akhúôntría n. Afghanistan.
Aldzharía n. Algeria.
Alestanova n. March, the third month of the Gregorian calendar.
Amétshova n. Friday, the sixth day of the Gregorian week.
Andodta n. Andorra.
Añglía n. England.
anthrabu n. Biological term for human of Cossipian stock.
anthru n. Human.
Antíkwa hé Barvada n. Antigua and Barbuda.
Aratshi n. The Artshin, a brane in the KHTX Expanse; always plural (late Lilitika form).
asa Bahamasa n. The Bahamas.
asa Lizeliníasa n. The Federated States of Micronesia.
asa Maldívéasa n. The Maldives.
asa Mashalíasa n. The Marshall Islands.
asa Venetríasa n. The Netherlands.
Assêría n. Assyria or Syria.
asterru n. Human of Telaian stock.
Atvôdzhova n. Tuesday, the third day of the Gregorian week.
Ayíta n. Haiti.
Badtvédo n. Barbados.
barikolaku n. Vampire.
Bedlapelía n. Iceland.
Belgaría n. Bulgaria.
Bénina n. Benin.
Bísoa n. Guinea-Bissau.
Bolivía n. Bolivia.
bovinë n. Herd of cattle.
bovu n. Cow, ox, bull, beast, bovine.
Brúnaia n. Brunei.
Damake n. Denmark.
Daumatría n. Dalmatia; Croatia.
Dégurí Lepshúnelía n. Ivory Coast.
dhéyippu n. Horned horse; including but not limited to unicorns.
Doitse n. Germany.
Doitséu n. Native German speaker.
Doitsika n. The German language.
Doitsikí a. Of German culture.
Doitsinu n. German-speaking culture.
Domíníka n. Commonwealth of Dominica.
Domíníkí Klitramazína n. Dominican Republic.
domínu n. Owner; captor; keeper.
Dzhaméka n. Jamaica.
dzherleka n. Red-tree, one of several species of Terran tree adapted to feed on blue light.
Dzhíbúte n. Djibouti.
Édtelía n. Ireland.
Ekhessanova n. July, the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar.
Éntanova n. November, the eleventh month of the Gregorian calendar.
Erdanno n. Jordan.
Erítréa n. Eritrea.
Estonía n. Estonia.
felipta (2) n. Kitten.
felu n. Cat.
Fíyelapía n. Liechtenstein.
Fíyerúsía n. Belarus.
fíyethí indamota Yúropanis n. (Terran culture) Ballet.
Frasía n. France.
Gabôno n. Gabon.
Gahôna n. Guyana.
Gambía n. The Gambia.
Ghaní Koría n. North Korea.
Ginía n. Guinea.
gínosa n. Culturally neutral term for a Lyrisclensian.
Gôna n. Ghana.
Grínéda n. Grenada.
gripsu n. The mythological griffin.
Hayatría n. Armenia.
Hella n. Greece.
Helléu n. Greek person; Lyrisclensian.
Hespu n. Hispanic; anyone capable of speaking an Iberian Romance language or of Iberian ancestry.
Hindía n. India.
hippégripsu n. Hippogriff.
hippu n. Equine; a horse, zebra, mule, donkey, etc.
Íesopelía n. Christmas.
íla n. Eel, slug, or water-snake.
Indaníza n. Indonesia.
Isghelío n. Israel.
Ítaia n. Italy.
Ítalía n. Italy.
Kamarúno n. Cameroon.
Kambodía n. Cambodia.
kana n. Wild dog; coyote; wolf; fox; any canine not domesticated.
kano n. Domesticated dog.
kanu n. Dog.
kaporu n. Complement; counterpart.
Kasamande n. Nepal.
Kazakelía n. Kazakhstan.
kelínta n. Dragon.
Kentafíka n. Central African Republic.
Khetsina n. Herzegovina.
Khúsaku n. Individual of the Khúsak.
Kidtivassa n. Kiribati.
Kígizelía n. Kyrgyzstan.
Kimnaro n. Ecuador.
Kinida n. Canada.
Kínya n. Kenya.