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The following dictionary entries are tagged technology:

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lereponeze n. Seal, case, faceplate, roof.
lermogo n. Litter; palanquin.
lerséa n. Log [wood].
leva n. Ladder.
lintrúoní loëkwía n. Microscopist.
litshu n. Component.
lobí flakhemo n. Instrument panel; control surface; computer touchscreen.
loharí a. Operational, said of a device; able to be used.
loké v. To implement.
lokío n. Implementation.
loko n. Tool; implement; utensil.
lozríu n. Operator; user (technical).
lozu n. Operator; user (informal).
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.
lúfethúka n. Radio personality, usually a religious teacher.
malso n. Workable metal; doublet of balo.
malsothía n. Smelter.
míbé v. To mix, where abl = materials and acc = product.
míbedé v. To mix fluids.
miplúbé v. To mix powders.
míroké v. To make something possible for the first time; to innovate.
míyomé v. To innovate.
míyomedí a. Innovated; invented.
míyomekío n. Innovation.
mízhandí ravero n. Letter of patent; certificate of first innovation.
mízhando n. Patent; certificate of first art.
mohúbide n. Blessing or gift granting strength.
moigrelío n. Mill.
moigu n. Physical strength; specifically the ability to exert force.
mútzaro n. Candle.
nahaponezría n. Professional cleaner; maid; public sanitation worker.
nanabedekwía n. Plumber.
nargéu n. Lever.
narséu n. Rod.
narúgwéu n. Piston.
natúekwía riñkilis n. Waste remover; any job that should be highly paid to offset its unpleasantness.
núeto n. Device attachment, accessory, building addition.
okhthovíu n. Computer installation.
oksônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Ksreskézai, or reminiscent of something that is; hot, dry, bright, solid, harsh, or cumbersome.
pefisaré v. To activate or start performing a procedure.
pesônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Peseneyi; smelly and cramped.
rañga n. Ladder rung.
rezyarei n. Equipment; gear.
rezyemíno n. Toolkit; set of gear.
rezyemoi n. Equipment; gear.
rinflovedoi n. Litter; garbage.
ríñgo n. Network.
sarekhtru n. Computer program.
sarúbide n. Blessing or gift easing difficulty.
satennu n. Cyborg.
sebeniforí a. Integral (to structure).
sedtogezo n. Land vehicle.
shedta n. Small spacecraft; especially a shuttle.
shúmaro n. Glider, unpowered aircraft.
shúthíníu n. Fan or airpump.
silerí floveklu n. Storage tank.
silku n. Barrel.
silneito n. Catalogue.
sithembe n. Radio wave or signal (especially as used in communications).
sithino n. Recorded or artificial audio.
sithíonu n. Speaker.
stoidudto n. Carriage.
tatúlu n. Version, revision.
tennu n. Machine; organism.
thebedzhu n. Technology.
thebekwía n. Engineer.
thebéonu n. Machine.
théboloëkwía krenis n. Printer (formal).
thedegzéu n. Cog.
thedíolu n. Infrastructural capacity: machinery or facilities required to undertake a task.
thelkavekhtía n. Identification; either the act of giving a name or a document proving such.
thelshúo n. Hovercraft.
théômbíze n. Maintenance.
théondino n. Machinery.
théoneka n. Machinist (informal).
théonekhoi n. Graphics.
théonekto n. Machinery; computer hardware.
théonikúekwía n. Machinist (formal).
theontabo n. Robot; mechanical slave.
theonu n. Machine.
thimbekío n. Bombing.
thimbezo n. Bomb.
tíktúo n. Firework.
trobônu n. Helmet buckle or strap, or any helmet with a buckled strap.
trúveré v. To browse; to look through a collection.
trúzo n. Display screen.
tsarséu n. Conduit; a bundle of wires, fibre optic cables, and/or mechanical drive shafts.
tshínarúza n. Messenger.
tsoidudto n. Cargo wagon.
twéu n. Rope or string.
úbide n. Blessing; gift; boon.
úblu n. Android, especially a Telaian replicant.
ventwu n. Shovel.
vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
webízinu n. Electric power.
wembaru n. Taser; specifically, any of several related baton-like weapons that convey an electric shock from one end on contact.
wembedé v. To transmit or send electrical current through a wire.

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