gendalúekí a. Graphic; unabridged; uncensored; containing violent, criminal, or lewd detail.
gendamefí alesta n. Sourceless hate; evil.
gendamotí a. Haphazard; undirected; formless; disorderly; tasteless; uncultivated.
gendatshúa n. Bad omen specific to cymatospicy in which the stars refuse to provide guidance, usually because of being disfavoured by the stars.
gendé v. To lack; to be without.
gendiforí a. Lacking specialization; baseline.
gendikí a. Lacking in style or cohesion; haphazard; inelegant; uninspired.
gendiyurí a. Automatic; without thinking.
gendzhré v. To insult, especially to call a fool.
genédarí a. Unrelated; not involving any common factors; separate.
geneiu n. Vehicle, passenger, or traveller.
genessa n. Evil.
genesso n. Cruelty; malice.
geñgala n. Contracted from geñgalekivía.
geñgalekivía n. Amateur.
geñkilosurí a. Anonymous; name unknown or not applicable.
geñkoisurí a. Homeless.
gennúí a. No more; no additional.
genossa n. Starlane; transit route in space.
genowa n. Stillness.
gensithurektu n. Passivity.
gensithurí a. Passive.
gentalurai adv. Instantly.
gentalya adv. Instantly.
gentetha n. Nitrogen.
genthañgru n. Seriousness of a situation (cold weight).
genthimapolu n. Blizzard.
genthimí a. Extremely cold.
gepé v. To play (a sport).
gepeto n. Sport.
geristona n. Orange.
germotona n. Pumpkin.
gérotúzu n. Carrot.
géru n. Orange; assertive protectiveness.
gesso n. Motion.
gésteksí a. Amusing; subtle; bold; gutsy; daring; clever.
gestrímanu n. Brown; smugness or hubris.
gestrovéu n. Smug grin.
gestru n. Smugness.
géstu n. Fun.
gethebéonu n. Engine.
gethéonu n. Motor.
gétteksu n. Someone who likes the colour géru (orange) just a little too much; an annoying extravert.
gevitu n. Foolish or obvious statement, especially tautology or sine dicendo.
gevitúbé v. To make a foolish or obvious statement.
gewoní fu n. Socratic irony; feigned ignorance used to expose faulty premises.
Gewonilfa n. See gewonu (il fa).
gewonu n. Fool; uneducated person.
gewonu (il fa) n. Meticulous fool prone to finding flaws.
gezodí a. Integral; whole number.
gezoé v. To interrupt.
ghabemu n. North-East.
ghaité v. To carry.
ghalé v. (of a stasrintshéa) To tinge or taint [with an emotion].
Ghaní Koría n. North Korea.
ghanu n. North.
ghaplé v. To soak.
ghathanu n. North-West.
ghedo n. The GH consonant.
Ghonto n. Ghonto or Ghont, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
gí a. No, none, zero in number.
gí novu n. Nothing else; no other.
gikúba n. Navigator.
gikúbé v. To navigate an open space; to plot a course.
gikúbekhtía n. Navigation.
gikúka n. Navigator (informal); scout.
gikúkwía n. Navigator (formal).
gílairo n. Lap; space on or between legs when sitting.
gilokade n. Chyme.
gilokadelíu n. Gall bladder.
gílokadu n. Bile.
gílonedu n. Stomach acid.
gílonoma n. Chlorine, especially aqueous or liquid.
gílotu n. Stomach.
Ginía n. Guinea.
gínosa n. Culturally neutral term for a Lyrisclensian.
glaté v. To swim.
glatekí a. Marine; aquatic.
glatezu n. Swimmer.
glav– pre. Fifteen.
glavía n. The digit fifteen.
glawalo n. Competitive race.
glemanaka n. Military commander; commanding officer.
glemé v. To stand.
glemelíu n. Pedestal, stage, platform, or support stand.
glemida n. Stander, a type of soldier with defensive or counter-offensive duties.
Gléréka n. Day of Zeltetéa, the first day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
glibímu n. Upper arm.
glines pm. Adjacent to.
glinethe n. Aside; side remark.
glinhovu n. Countertop; high table.
gliní a. Proximal.
glíntúu n. Thigh.
gloí a. Gone, null, missing, vanished.
–gloksnu suf. Military enemy characterised by ~ (N to N).
glopsu n. Viscera.
glosalu n. Cloak.
glostahé v. To march; to parade.
glosté v. To march; to parade; to escort (transitive).
Glota n. Ksreskézo's moon.