iraltu n. Sequential past.
irdúmeiu n. Camp; makeshift settlement; tent city; market square.
íré v. To have; to possess.
–ireshkí suf. Having been ~ (V to A.) While íré is indeed the source of the 'ir' portion of this suffix, it does not provide a perfect aspect as in English, but rather the past tense (see íré).
irta n. The temporal or sequential past (shortened).
irtalní sarvíu n. Exposition.
isaltu n. Sequential present.
ísé v. To invite, to command, to suggest, to bid (someone to do something).
ísekíe n. Suggestion; offer.
ísekúbé v. To suggest.
Isghelío n. Israel.
Íshka n. Irshk, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
ishta proc. Combined with the perfective verb form to indicate an event occurred in the deep past; used before a consonant.
ishtar proc. Combined with the perfective verb form to indicate an event occurred in the deep past; used before a vowel.
ishtaréú adv. Long ago; used at the beginning of a story written in the aorist or past tense.
ísurvalekía n. Bigotry.
Ítaia n. Italy.
Ítalía n. Italy.
Ítetalía n. Adulthood, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
itetônúbedí a. Designed to accommodate adults (but not children).
ítetu n. Adult.
ithaé v. To admit.
ithorí a. Alternative word meaning "third" or "tertiary".
Ithovíha n. The goddess of intellectualism.
ithovíu n. Mind.
Ítossa n. The eyes of the universe or sky; the perspective of the greater divine; absolute truth; objectivity.
itré v. To observe, witness, or attend an event.
itrekhta n. Attendance.
itreza n. Person who believes in Feplemika or Noplemika; an agnostic or atheist.
ítsnahé v. To betray (vulgar).
itsu n. Atom.
itsudzhu n. Chemistry.
itsurekte n. Density.
ítwa n. The long I vowel.
iv conj. FPIC particle; than.
–ivíu suf. Bearer of adjective (A to N).
ivzu n. Lake or ocean.
iyé v. To think.
iyé (2) v. To interpret [with ablative], especially involving translation of a live speaker.
iyelía n. Brain.
–íyerí suf. Much, fully (A to A).
iyu n. Thought.
izzí a. Mere.
kaba n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately.
kadípoa n. Disappointment.
kadípoa (2) v. Disappointment; shortcoming; shortage.
kadípokúé v. To disappoint; to come up short.
kadushí a. Important.
kadzhíra n. Obedient slave; defector; traitor; puppet.
kadzhírika n. Obsessive desire to return or pretend to return to the state of being a slave, usually as a fetish.
kadzhíríkwa n. Dominatrix.
kaflové v. To discard; to toss; to chuck; to throw away.
kagalu n. Chartreuse, olive, or any yellow-green; confident, enthusiastic courage.
kagatolapía n. Heliodor, a greenish-yellow beryl.
kagemo n. Dam.
kai mp. Hypothetical mood.
kaké v. To chop something into smaller parts.
kakekío n. Massacre.
kakide n. Chunk.
kakoise n. Breach.
kalamipé v. To shove, to knock down, to push down.
kalefaé v. To tempt.
Kaléréka n. Day of Poaléa, the first day of the Glotshakhto calendar.
kalidaní a. Extremist.
kalkome n. Iodine.
Kamarúno n. Cameroon.
Kambodía n. Cambodia.
kana n. Wild dog; coyote; wolf; fox; any canine not domesticated.
kañka n. Ascetic; one who follows kantíomaniko.
kano n. Domesticated dog.
Kantanova n. February, the second month of the Gregorian calendar.
kantapía n. Diamond.
kantaré v. To purify.
kantí a. Pure.
kantí namúka n. Caregiver; a nurse (namúka) devoted to facilitating interventions and harm reduction.
kantikidu n. Purist.
kantíomaniko n. Asceticism; see article on asceticism among the Lilitai.
kantúa n. Good omen foretelling trouble-free performance or projects.
kanu n. Dog.
kaporu n. Complement; counterpart.
kara n. Muse.
kara (2) n. Lass; wench; girl; used affectionately and often conflated with kara.
karaitzu n. Acquaintance; patron; one who has a muse.
karení a. Recorded or digitally stored.
kareníu n. Clerk.
karina n. Rainbow.
karipe n. Painter's palette.
karipta n. Buddy.
Karsetalía n. Friend-Time, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
karsí trína n. Federation; federal union.
karsidzhé v. To befriend; to give friendship.
karsika n. Friendship.
karsokhu n. Compassion.
karsu n. Friend.
karu n. Color (alternative spelling of khru).
karúmbé v. To determine by logical induction.
karzellu n. Trustworthiness (trueness of friendship).
Kasamande n. Nepal.
kasé v. To lose something or to be deprived of it.
kasheku n. Theft.