gloté v. To confuse (another).
gloteksu n. Forehead.
glozoka n. Fury.
glozokurí a. Furious.
gole n. Entity.
golmipé v. To purge; to cleanse; to wipe clean; to censor.
golmipekwíu n. Censor.
golohúé v. To drain.
goloí a. Depleted, empty, emptied.
Gôna n. Ghana.
gontúatí a. Rotten or decaying; metaphorically, wasted (does not imply corruption or betrayal).
gontúku n. Rot or fruit disease.
gorai adv. Automatically.
gorekte n. Mobility.
gorí a. Automatic; by machine.
gorílektu n. Momentum.
gorilkúé v. To mobilize.
gota n. Ovum or seed.
gotilda n. Female.
gotílesta n. Attraction towards women.
gotona n. Fruit.
goz– pre. Zero.
gozibístu n. Anarchy.
gozío n. The digit zero.
gozúbé v. To deprive.
grafúé v. To read a pattern of waves, usually to divine in cymatospicy.
grastu n. Ceiling.
greñké v. To cover; to conceal.
greñkezrí atshisu n. Fog (poetic appellation), nebular cloud.
greñksite n. Flight mask, similar to a balaclava.
greverilu n. Dissimulation (a lie that conceals the truth).
grézhu n. Linguistic trope; any figure of speech that produces a non-literal meaning.
Grínéda n. Grenada.
gripsu n. The mythological griffin.
gúforí a. Generic; enabling nothing.
gulu n. Major unit of money (slang).
gúnepé v. To fail.
gúnu n. Nothing.
gúnurí a. Failed.
gurmotéo n. Animated cartoon.
gwemna n. Cliff.
gwohení lapíu n. Frost.
gwohu n. Surface.
gwoksu n. Face (of a Ksreskézaian or bald person).
habalzoka n. Fear of darkness.
habe n. Darkness of an unlit place.
haigo n. Wagon.
haikiñgé v. To detect or notice.
haildto n. Basket.
haipes pm. Amid.
haira n. Cup.
haire n. Small bowl.
hairo n. Large bowl or plate.
hairu n. Dish.
haisithé v. To hear.
haisithelía n. Inner ear.
haisithu n. Ear.
haité v. To get; to receive; (chiefly in compounds) to hold or keep; to accept an offering; (less commonly) to take.
haitedu n. Asset.
haitekhtío n. Ownership.
haitekía n. Custody.
haiteksaré v. To assign.
haitekwíekhto n. Ownership, especially over intellectual property or rights to reproduce a work of art; copyright.
haitemí a. Delicate; precious; worth holding.
haithalpíu n. Earwax.
haití a. Receptive, observant, or recipient.
haití rezaru n. Passive voice.
haké v. To gasp.
hakeksí a. Astonishing; scandalous; shocking; controversial; provoking gasps.
hakeksía n. Shocking news; gasp-inducing events.
haketío n. Controversy; scandal.
hakezu n. Easily shocked person; someone with mild sensibilities.
hakrelío n. Domain of a monarch.
hakreselé v. To deserve in reward for blood purity.
hakresso n. Inherent worth by religious value of blood.
hakro n. Family history; ancestry; one's genealogy.
hakrodeklo n. King.
hakrodzhu n. The study of genealogy.
hala n. Mist or condensation.
halpíu n. Matter in the solid phase.
Halta n. Halt, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
haltsoilu n. Buffer.
hapa n. Soil; terrain; landscape.
hapla n. Soil.
haplere n. Soil stratum.
haponé v. To dirty.
haponekhto n. Dirtying event; scandal.
haponí a. Dirty, soiled.
haspa n. Magic spell; miracle.
haspadzhekwía n. Thaumatologist, someone who studies haspadzho; usually hyphenated with mefudzhekwía as haspadzho-mefudzhekwía.
haspadzho n. Thaumatology; the scientific study of magic and the thaumatic manipulation field.
haspalí a. Magical; miraculous.
haspaní dzafekíu n. Command issued to the thaumatic manipulation field network; a spell or one stanza thereof.
haspaní sarekhtíu n. Effector process that produces a TMF effect based on TMF commands.
haspaní sarekíu n. Effect produced by a TMF command.
haspina n. Magical phenomena generated by TMF.
havaku n. Veil.
havílesta n. Havínta fetishism, usually expressed as a type of costume fetishism rather than bestiality.
havíntu n. Small bat-like animal kept as a pet; see the Ksreskézaian article khablínta.
havite n. Shroud.