dzheríora n. Burning feeling of new love.
dzherlapía n. Ruby.
dzherleka n. Red-tree, one of several species of Terran tree adapted to feed on blue light.
dzherona n. Cherry.
dzhertúzu n. Rhubarb.
dzheru n. Red; passionateness.
dzhethotona n. Grape.
dzhethu n. Purple; imaginative playfulness.
Dzhíbúte n. Djibouti.
dzhíva n. The wide DZH consonant.
dzhoru n. Marker; marking post; symbol or object left to mark a position.
dzhozlíu n. Protein.
dzhrítu n. Adjective.
dzhru n. Noun.
dzhusu n. Constitutive physical strength; the ability to withstand external force.
dzí a. What, which.
dzíré v. To signify.
dzora n. The DZ consonant.
dzu n. What.
dzú– pre. Direct inverse of lú-; ~-analogue.
dzúdzúbé v. To overuse analogies in the description of something.
dzúgré v. To conflate; to confuse two ideas.
dzúgressa n. Consequence of conflation.
dzúlerí a. Hierarchical.
dzúlero n. Hierarchy.
dzúlu n. Counterpart.
dzúmaní a. Likewise.
dzúmínu n. Key.
dzún– pre. Direct inverse of lún-; ~-analogue.
dzúneitu n. Wisdom; knowledgeability of facts and patterns.
dzústíoví a. Instrumental; literally, "like a pen."
dzútheluví a. Analogous; similar in function or role.
dzuvê ex. With regards to the situation at hand; what is currently being done; presently; now; already; anyway.
dzuvé v. What act.
dzúveré v. To interrogate; to enquire.
dzúvería n. Enquiry; interrogation.
dzúwidhu n. Bardic talent; knowledgeability of history and stories.
é– pre. When combined with a -í stem, turns a noun into an adjective meaning 'with <noun>' (N to A).
éänsepí thúmba n. Any bread that uses milk as an ingredient, typically to be consumed by the nursing mother, her child, or a sick patient.
ébamela n. Second mother; female biological father.
–ebé suf. To make or create ~ (N to V); see -thebé.
ébedúré v. To scald.
ebístekí a. Moderate; of a medium degree.
ebístessoya adv. Moderately; to a medium degree.
ébizé v. To collaborate.
ébizé (2) v. To cooperate, to work with.
ébizekía n. Collaboration.
ébizolebí a. Cooperative, able to cooperate.
édarí a. Related to; connected with.
édazé v. To clothe; to dress someone with clothing.
éde n. The long E vowel.
édeklo n. Elite; royal counsel; aristocracy.
édhabré v. To weave.
édhabrekwía n. Weaver, emphasizing a specialization in working with difficult fibres.
édhabrethé v. To articulate, to synthesize a new idea at the conclusion of a dialogue.
–edí suf. ~ed; having been ~ed (V to A).
edoséu n. Wheel.
Édtelía n. Ireland.
édtíekhté v. To carve with a sharpened instrument.
edtu n. Bit.
édzhé v. To compose; to give or put together.
édzheko n. Composition; something composed.
edzhrí a. Neuter.
ef– pre. When followed by any emotion declined in masculine form, indicates the trigger or cause of an action.
efalo– pre. Out of anger (usually applied to verbs).
efalthéonu n. Computer input device.
efaltu n. Input.
efamané v. To decide to love something, or to choose a loving/compassionate course of action.
efdú– pre. From sorrow (usually applied to verbs).
efdúkera n. Tragic coincidence.
efdúpolu n. Schadenfreude; joy in response to sorrow.
efeshelé v. To deserve blame.
efeshessa n. Blame-worthiness.
efeshestu n. Blame.
efethé v. To advocate.
effelí a. Alien; strange.
efíletha n. Endorsement.
efka– pre. Out of a desire to abide by virtue.
eflitrí a. From a group; an emotion felt on behalf of a group one belongs to.
éflové v. To adhere (to a surface).
efo– pre. Out of joy (usually applied to verbs).
éfoikolintu n. Contentment from complexity.
efokera n. Happy coincidence; as an exclamation, remarking on a good outcome.
efositha n. A genre of playful, upbeat music.
efoyaé v. To cheer.
efoyazu n. Enthusiast, ardent supporter.
efsarnozí a. Charitable; of a humanitarian nature.
eftessomaté v. To hold an assembly or ceremony for consultation or prayer.
eftetu n. Descendant; daughter/son; child.
eftomaté v. To consult.
efútéu n. Cynicism.
efútoiu n. Fatigue or emptiness caused by cynicism.
egdú– pre. From sorrow; see also older synonym kezdú-.
egdúzafé v. To plead.
egé v. To leave.
égekhtía il talina n. Passage of time.
egekhtidu n. Emigrant.
eghileru n. Animal.
eginu n. Spectrum.
egiskí a. Absent.