abístarí a. Uncontrollable; independent; rebellious; not able to be worked (for labour).
adíhoé (2) v. (With dative) to breathe for; to aspire to.
alepokoizildra n. Preference for small government and self-sufficiency; Libertarianism.
aleponu n. Freedom from restrictions or confinement.
alíalíegezríu n. Someone who opposes a moderate position.
alíkelfasekídu n. Someone who opposes deregulation or relaxing rules.
alíkro n. Sanction against.
alíkrúbé v. To sanction against.
alíopré v. To tear away from; to reject; to refuse; to flee; to secede.
alíoprekhtía n. Secession.
alíoprekhto n. Coup; rebellion; insurrection; uprising.
alítoneka n. Protest (event).
alpada n. Outrage.
alpolurivemekhta n. Outrage (comical, pleonastic).
amazekí a. Organically developed; grassroots; spontaneous; organic; unplanned.
–amazínu suf. Government characterized by ~ (N to N).
amúreksí a. Immune.
amúreksíu n. Immunity.
apeg'l'o n. Riot.
apodra n. Disobedience or lack of faith in leadership; faith in libertarianism.
asúkavéa n. Inequality.
bertopikúé n. To corrupt; to force the (start of) taking bribes; to induce to cheat.
bertopo n. Corruption; bribery; cheating.
betyaé v. To object.
betyaëkía n. Objection.
degeponé v. To capture or hold a hostage.
degeponedíu n. Hostage.
dúmintivo n. Citizenship.
dúmintu n. Citizen.
édeklo n. Elite; royal counsel; aristocracy.
efkro n. Sanction for.
efkrúbé v. To sanction for.
ekrinyu n. Outsider.
émanazé v. To choose a chooser; such as when picking between recommendations.
evadíhosso n. Prosperity; result of aspirations achieved.
evethé v. To protest against [with acc]; to decry a cause.
evethezu n. One who protests against something; hater; antagonizer.
éwalte n. The world of journalism; global or international matters.
feplemikidu n. Absolutist.
flévebé v. To establish an organisation, set of rules, or tradition.
flokina n. Riot or violent protest.
galsifora n. Loyalty [of a leader].
galsiforí a. Loyal [of a leader to a follower].
gendalúekí a. Graphic; unabridged; uncensored; containing violent, criminal, or lewd detail.
glostahé v. To march; to parade.
glosté v. To march; to parade; to escort (transitive).
golmipekwíu n. Censor.
gozibístu n. Anarchy.
gúfelozarí n. Inalienably secular; of secular ideas.
hímaté v. To participate; to march with.
hímatekío n. Participation; marching with.
idhoremoto n. Spycraft; methods for conducting espionage.
idhorepiko n. Espionage.
ighiko n. Ideology.
ighikoní a. Ideological.
íkokassía n. Political revolution; collapse of social order.
íkokassískaonu n. Revolutionary; anti-government agitator.
ílemía n. Need; necessity.
inshitru n. Faction; membership; party.
intsahé v. To betray.
intshakrina n. Nobility; ruling class.
intshakro n. Noble; aristocrat; member of the ruling class.
íntshéïna n. Assembly, membership (of ekeli).
íntshepé v. To assemble.
ítsnahé v. To betray (vulgar).
kalidaní a. Extremist.
kantikidu n. Purist.
kedvíté v. To conspire.
kedvíu n. Conspiracy; a plot that makes the hardships of life harder to ignore rather than easier.
kelamazínu n. Gerontocracy.
Kelatetía Kazarledis n. Trusted Elder, a member of the Kelatetina.
Kelatetina n. The Council of Elders, a senatorial body raised in 827 by second Matriarch Súa Gleméanivía to mediate her abdication and succession, which would eventually become the primary governing body on Thessia Major.
kelí zhetaña n. More than half; majority.
keripso n. Ballot, ostrakon, or potsherd used in voting; not to be confused with kyete or verede.
keripsoila n. Sortition lottery; box used to store government ostraka.
keryekwíu n. Government official responsible for maintaining social order.
khosaru n. Exile.
khoskezu n. Defiant or stubborn person; head-shaker.
kíleibo n. Headquarters.
kipaltúzu n. Insider; inside informant.
kipestu n. Leader, organizer, manager (particularly in a survival or governmental situation.)
kipponé v. To imprison.
kipponekía n. Imprisonment.
klaida n. Extremist.
klitramazínu n. Democracy or republic.
koinethé v. To negotiate.
koinethekhtía n. Negotiation.
koizildra n. Political ideology.
kúdo n. Propaganda talking point; fabricated or bent claims.
kyetsoila n. Job lottery; box used to store job beads.
légemé v. To preside over a meeting or governing body.
legethía n. Dictator; tyrant.
lemnidtarí a. Problematic; being a problem.
leñko n. Regime.
letekséo n. Crown.
lidra n. Yearning for cooperation; faith in collectivism or communism.
litrakoizildra n. Collectivism; communism.
litramazínu n. Oligarchy.
loksí a. Loyal [of a follower to a leader].
loksiforu n. Loyalty [of a follower].