étrúikalí a. Empirical.
étrúlí a. Appearing to be <noun>.
etsekhtíu n. Apology.
étshefidtu n. Lyric; words sung.
etsu n. Machine word.
ettúa n. Perspective, stance, viewpoint.
étúradzhekía n. Congregation; gathering of people.
etusé v. To apologise.
evaira n. Tall cup for drinking wine.
evakekhíalí a. Permanent.
evakekhíya adv. Permanently.
évedí a. Compound.
evegzí a. Small; having modest amounts of all applicable dimensions.
evegzilu n. Urge to feel normal.
evegzu n. Size.
éveku n. Personal relationship.
eveñgsu n. Scale; magnitude.
eveñkúgwé v. To vibrate.
éveré v. To ally with, or align with a cause.
evgenúa n. Donation.
evgenúbé v. To donate.
evgenúka n. Donor.
–eví suf. nth.
évizzé v. To encourage.
évizzekí a. Encouraging.
évizzekíu n. Encouragement.
evmoré v. To intensify.
evnúé v. To accumulate, adding a small amount (the accusative) onto a mass (the dative or locative).
evokhé v. To affix [an attachment].
evoné v. To describe.
evonza a. Entertainment.
evonzahé v. To entertain.
evonzahorí a. Entertaining.
evrí a. Shallow or short in height.
evrinu n. The dimension crossing the point of reference's vision vertically.
evru n. Height.
évúbé v. To compound (acc) into (dat); contrast alignment of míbé.
éwalte n. The world of journalism; global or international matters.
éwilu n. Diary.
éyernatúé v. To decrease.
éyernúé v. To increase.
–éyeru suf. Muchness of ~; abundance of ~ (N to N).
ézelhé v. To make perfect.
ézellikí a. Legitimate.
ézellikía n. Legitimacy.
ézelzígalu n. Alternative viable (unexpected) solution.
ezheté v. To nourish.
ezhetezu n. Source of nourishment.
ezré v. To do or perform the activity naturally associated with something.
–ezríu suf. Forms an agent noun from a verb (V to N).
–ezu suf. Casual or makeshift agent noun (V to N).
ézúsaní a. Defensive (posture, equipment, etc).
ézúsikada n. Guard; cop; security officer.
–ezzí suf. At ~ward (noun PM to A).
fabvé v. To refract.
fadúrugíu n. FTL or lightspeed drive.
faltau déganis repé v. (Zeyetaní phrase) To find music of a horn; to blow a horn to perform cymatospicy divination.
falthía n. Songwriter; composer.
faltidhidta n. Opera, ballad, musical story.
faltidtina n. Opera, album.
faltu n. Music.
faltúbé v. To sing, to give music.
faltúkína n. Orchestra; musical ensemble.
faltúta n. Choir.
faltúzría n. Singer.
famé v. To sparkle with reflected light; to glitter.
fameneí a. Glittering.
fanapso n. Laser.
fanara n. Light beam.
farafidha n. Motion picture narrative.
faru n. Amount, either quantitative or qualitative.
fasé v. To tighten.
fasekturí a. Tonal; pertaining to tightness or a tightening.
faselo n. Handle.
faséríu n. Spiral.
faséyeríu n. Spiral (long form).
fasodu n. Window.
fathé v. To glow; to make light.
fatheneí a. Luminescent.
fathezu n. Light source.
fathíu n. Light source.
febízinu n. Photonic power.
fedu n. Compliment.
féfé v. To cry.
féfelipta n. Lacrimal (archaic).
féfemnu n. Onion.
feksa n. Nervous system, especially the brain.
feksínoska n. Mental exhaustion.
fektarí a. Handy; convenient; having a handle; [of a problem] currently solvable.
fekté v. To carry [by handle] to the intended destination; to dispose of; to resolve.
felipta n. Lacrimal.
felipta (2) n. Kitten.
felozilu n. Xenophilia, especially an urge to change oneself in order to be different or strange.
felozoka n. Xenophobia; fear of the unknown.
felozu n. Stranger.
fels– pre. Physically preceding.
felsai adv. Forwardly; forth; frontward [Íomanazinení].
felsaité v. To convey.
felses pm. Physically preceding.
felséya adv. Forwardly; forth; frontward [Sarasí].