aledekighé v. To improvise.
aledekighekwíu n. Improvisational performer.
–aledí suf. Not ~ed (V to A).
aléfa n. Absolute darkness; hopelessness.
alefanya repeneí a. Cynical.
alefínané v. To speak honestly about a difficult topic or one frequently subject to ridicule.
alefínanekwíu n. Truth-teller, pundit, wise-woman or wise-man.
alefínanolebí a. Speaking compassionately but without concealing an unpleasant truth.
aléfúa n. Bad omen foretelling an absolute defeat, especially due to inadequate communication; the most severe of bad omens.
alégé v. To halt; to stop going.
alégekwía n. Guard.
alégharí a. Not sentient; incapable of thought (archaic; see aleghurí).
aleghurí a. Not sentient; incapable of thought.
aléglokwu n. Ksreskézaian species name for the Khúsak, meaning 'warless ones'.
alegúlí a. Familiar or prominent; easily recognized.
aléhé v. To rob of all effectiveness; to make irrelevant or impotent.
aléhezu n. One who cripples another's ability to function, such as a past lover separated on inconclusive terms or a highly successful rival.
alekaru n. Futile attempt.
alekhra n. Greyscale.
–alekhtu suf. Ability to ~ (V to N).
alekía n. Emotional closure, withdrawal, unavailability.
alekseí a. Undesired; unappealing; not a solution to the problem at hand.
alekwé v. To eliminate.
alekwo n. Elimination.
alekzellí a. Absurd.
alemana n. Grey (neutral; impartial).
alémanazarobí a. Intractable.
alemaní a. Without opinion; neutral.
alémarobí a. Intractable.
alématarobí a. Incompatible (of machine parts).
alématekí a. Disconnected.
alematse n. Neutron.
alemí a. Basic; plain; not worthy of anything.
alemíra n. Emergency.
alémoí a. Powerless; having no effect; futile; inapplicable.
alémoigrí a. Physically powerless; ephemeral; gossamer; completely without strength.
alemúrolebí a. Harmless.
alenalúekía n. Planar breach.
aleñgwohu n. Foundation.
aleñkíu n. Space.
aléntome n. Lutetium.
alenzede n. Sweat.
alenzegé v. To evacuate.
alenzegezu n. Evacuee.
alenzegíu n. Vacuum.
alenzighu n. Worry.
alenzúbemí a. Irrelevant.
aléonu n. Planar breach drive.
aleplu n. Dust; sand; dirt; silt; grit; powder.
alepokoizildra n. Preference for small government and self-sufficiency; Libertarianism.
aleponu n. Freedom from restrictions or confinement.
alépta n. Demon; foul beast.
alerotélapía n. Turquoise (mineral).
alerotémaniku n. Experimentalism (usually abbreviated to arotiku).
alerotémanu n. Turquoise; experimentalness.
aleseteneí a. Anorexic; fasting.
alésomí a. Inappropriate.
alespodta n. Almond.
alesponí a. Unsoiled, clean.
Alestanova n. March, the third month of the Gregorian calendar.
Alestéa n. The goddess of destruction.
Alestéïko n. Alestéanism, the state cult of Wanisin; see Alestéa.
alesteneí a. Hurtful; cutting; intending to harm.
alestígí a. Random; without greater purpose.
alestillindé v. To commit blasphemy.
alestillindezríu n. Blasphemer.
alestitré v. To boycott or snub.
alestorí a. Bitter.
alestu n. Hatefulness.
alestúa n. Bad omen foretelling anger or hatred.
alestuní lapíu n. Hail.
alestúra n. Arm blade; a slashing weapon strapped to the underside of the forearm.
alestyuru n. Hogenem (biological term).
alétsu n. Inter-spacetime vacuum; void sometimes posited to exist between branes.
aléwonekíval mefístaré v. To foster from ignorance; to teach the basics.
alez pm. Not.
alez– (2) pre. Indicates a verb or action is not occurring.
alezhofarobí a. Indivisible.
alezlitrí a. Ungrouped.
alezonedí a. Invisible; unseen.
alfeghilera n. Metazoan.
Alfí Didta n. Another name for Earth, commonly abbreviated Alfí'dta.
Alfí stulitrika n. Symmetrical kinship system; see Lilitic Kinship.
alfididtaní thelapekwía n. Gardener specializing in Terran crops.
Alfina n. Terran culture.
alfônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate humans (but typically not Lilitai).
Alfossa n. Earth (poetic); contrast Terra and Alfí Didta.
Alfu n. Terran human.
algome n. Neodymium.
alíalíegezríu n. Someone who opposes a moderate position.
alídzhafé v. To counter-argue.
alíegé v. To leave; to abandon.
Alíegepekhtía n. Large post-marriage ritual; see Lilitic Marriage.
alíegezu n. Coward.
alíes pm. Against; moving in the opposite direction of.
alíethé v. To accuse.
alígé v. To flee, to run away, to retreat.
alígezu n. Retreating person.
alíkelfasekídu n. Someone who opposes deregulation or relaxing rules.
alíkidu n. Contrarian; someone prone to doubting or denying things unreasonably, or adopting unpopular positions for attention.