nohenéú m. Still; even now.
nohetekhí a. Ongoing.
nohíré v. To retain; to still have; to keep possession of.
nokhé v. To fix [something in place]; to bolt something down.
nokhíu n. Fixture; installed equipment or furniture.
nolez'iv fa phr. No less than purity or perfection.
nolezí a. Not less.
nolí a. Any; arbitrary.
nolrepúbé v. To vomit up food.
non– pre. As nato + lú(n); used before a vowel.
nonekhuví a. Of different and readily distinguishable structure or shape.
noplemí a. Non-absolute; relative (said of a moral argument or perspective).
Noplemika n. Psychology based on the assumption that Sarthían theology reflects truths about the minds of Sarthíans only.
nosakelrobé v. To be improbable.
nosakelropu n. Something which is improbable.
nosakelrorlí a. Improbable.
nosarhé v. To persist in an action; to keep doing; to continue.
nosarobé v. To be impossible.
nosaropu n. Something which is impossible.
nosarorlí a. Impossible.
nosé v. To lack; to be poor in.
noseí a. Poor, lacking.
nosétrômnaité v. To slip; to commit a solecism.
nosétrômnu n. Grammatical error; bad position or footing.
nosezu n. Pauper.
noshivé v. To keep being (transitive).
noska n. Exhaustion; depletion.
noskúé v. To deplete; to exhaust.
nostelé v. To stumble.
nôstya kelegní a. Obese; unhealthily wide.
notheluví a. Different.
novhé v. To keep being (intransitive, atelic).
noví a. Other.
novitopé v. To allude, generally to a literary work.
noyú adv. Still; even now.
noyúí a. No quantity; not even one.
noz– pre. That which keeps, preserves, or stores.
nozairo n. Glass food container (jar).
nozvaira n. Glass drink container (bottle); hostess's acumen; patience with visitors.
nú m. Shortened form of néú and núéú.
núdenlé v. To append (to a document); to amend by adding corrections.
núdenleko n. Amendment.
núdivé v. To comprise.
núé v. To add or append.
núekwía n. Accountant.
núeto n. Device attachment, accessory, building addition.
núéú m. Additionally; also.
núí a. Extra.
núí (2) a. Sticky.
núílí a. Slimy.
núleru n. Salad.
núlí a. Rare.
nulya repeneí a. Rare; scarce; exclusive.
núrembu n. Stew.
obo n. The long O vowel.
Ôdtaia n. Australia.
odzhrí a. Masculine.
ofaraité v. To value something emotionally.
ofaru n. Emotional value.
ofemnu n. Lettuce.
Òganova n. August, the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.
ogé v. To come.
ogekhtidu n. Immigrant.
oghuthíu n. Emotional mind (literally, emotion-maker).
ohktete lí terbekhtíu n. Ksreskézaian artificial insemination.
oidu n. Statistical estimator.
oineinení ekhtudzhu n. The study of architecture.
oinéu n. Building.
oisu n. House; quarters; apartment complex; any building or place where residence occurs.
okantai adv. Emotionally.
okantí a. Emotional.
okhadaio n. Parish.
okhé v. To commandeer, inhabit briefly, or hastily take something.
okhekíu n. Possession; especially by a spirit or deity.
okhekwíu n. Impressionist; impersonator.
okheshé v. To feel (an emotion).
okhilí a. Alternative word meaning "second" or "secondary".
okhnotu n. Mood; ambiance.
okhtete lí a. (a) Built by the Oksete (Ksreskézaian); (b) more generally, artificial.
okhthovíu n. Computer installation.
okhu n. Feeling or emotion.
okintu n. Acquired talent; skill.
okkúba n. Syringe-like medical instrument.
oklisu n. Plastic.
ôko n. The short O vowel.
okotha n. Copper, especially as a component of Ksreskézaian diet or circulatory fluid.
oksaní bosekro n. Deed; proof of ownership.
oksaní thelapekwía n. Gardener specializing in Kosian (Ksreskézaian) crops.
okselío n. Real estate; property of a landowner.
oksí a. Ksreskézaian.
oksíkwu n. Master; slave-owner.
oksílesta n. Okse fetishism.
oksonekhlu n. Square-based pyramid with concave sides; a common Ksreskézaian architectural motif.
oksônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate Ksreskézai, or reminiscent of something that is; hot, dry, bright, solid, harsh, or cumbersome.
ôlé v. To take; alternative spelling of arlé.
–olebé suf. To be able to ~ (V to V).
–olebí suf. Able to ~ (V to A.)
–olekhtu suf. ability to ~ (V to N); the degree or extent to which something can ~.
olélitru n. Family tree.
oleté v. To bring into life.