oletekina n. Litter (of children); cohort.
oliku n. This way.
olíu n. Here.
olíu (2) n. [with ablative] Hence; herefrom.
–olla suf. Mountain, rock, boulder.
olredu n. Saliva.
olredúka n. Salivary gland.
olredzoila n. Salivary gland.
olrelío n. Pantry.
olrembidzhekwía n. Baker or fryer; someone who heats raw ingredients for those unable to do it themselves.
olrembu n. Soup.
olrepepé v. To wean, to introduce to solid food.
olrethía n. Food preparer; someone who readies ingredients for cooking.
olrilé v. To hunger (for something).
olrilekhtíu n. Hunger.
olrilekhtíurí a. Hungry.
olru n. Food.
olrudzha n. Culinary and dietary science of the Lilitai, or 'food studies'; a general field containing olrumohudzha (nutrition science), metludzha (flavour science), and olrumotudzha (aesthetics).
olrumohudzha n. Nutrition science.
olrumotudzha n. Aesthetic study of food presentation.
olshovu n. Today.
olta n. The temporal or sequential present (shortened).
oltalí a. Current.
oltalu n. Now.
olu n. This; here.
–oma suf. Base material; element (anything to N).
ôn– pre. Doing for.
onaisté v. To gaze.
–onaru suf. Polygon with n sides.
onayezu n. Observer.
Ondúrí Klitramazíno n. Honduras.
oñé v. To be preoccupied with.
oñedí a. Mainstream; widely-seen or known.
–onekhlu suf. A polyhedron with n sides.
onéra n. Index number.
ônethé v. To tell.
oní– pre. Of joy.
oníama n. Blissful love.
onidte n. Glimpse.
onílé v. To forecast; to predict; to prophesy.
oníloa n. Forecast; prediction; prophecy.
oníthé v. To proclaim; to declare or announce cheerily.
ontrúé v. To anticipate eagerly or with joy.
oñu n. Preoccupation.
ônúbé v. To accommodate.
–onulku suf. A prism derived from a polygon.
onvekúé v. To calculate or compute.
onveré v. To enumerate.
onvere n. Index number.
onveredzhu n. The study of mathematics and patterns.
onverekwía n. Stock-keeper; someone who tracks specifics of an inventory.
onverezu n. Counter, census-taker.
onvusaré v. To apply mathematical knowledge to a problem.
oponé v. To jail.
oponelía n. Jail.
–oppa suf. Material of ~ (N to N).
opré v. To rise.
opreka n. Trained flyer.
opreksí a. Provocative; compelling.
oshaité v. To take or accept something offered while under the influence of a motive, plan, or particular reason for taking it; to accept conditionally; to take under duress or with strings attached; to take so someone (usually the offerer or a subsequent recipient) will be satisfied; contrast zibé.
oshekú ... opré / oshekú ... ifopré v. To endorse.
oshes pm. For the utility/convenience/purpose of.
oshethé v. To lobby.
oshí pm. On the behalf of.
oshokha n. Compassion.
osholridzhé v. To cater (by providing food).
oshu n. For the purpose of.
oshúbé v. To motivate.
oshúbesso n. Motivation.
oskí a. Alternative word meaning "fourth" or "quaternary".
Ossa n. The universe or sky; all of Creation.
osseo n. Impact of the world; morale, societal, or other consequences of outside events.
ossez– pre. Must always: the subject is compelled by its nature or by natural law to carry out the action.
ossezílemía n. Dire necessity.
ossí a. Cosmic, grand, well-travelled.
Ossidha n. The narrative of history, especially as it results from the actions of divinity.
ossilé v. To require (by nature).
ossitré v. To experience cosmic awareness; to meditate.
ossiya adv. Compelled by universe to; see ossez-.
ostelarí a. Ancient, prehistoric.
ostopa n. Constellation.
ôstorí a. Fit; well-exercised; healthy.
otalu n. Now.
otalu (2) n. [with ablative] Hence; hereafter.
otetagota n. Walnut.
Ôzaría n. Azerbaijan.
oznaira n. Coast.
oznairalí a. Coastal.
paité v. To enjoy; to like.
palagu n. Professional nurse.
palendúro n. Shipwreck.
palent– pre. Remains, ruins, wreck, leftovers, carcass.
palenté v. To destroy; to ruin.
palentelmé v. To mangle; to wreck; to twist something until it breaks.
Palige n. The Peseni language, Paligú.
palté v. To drop something due to tripping.
palu n. Doctor–scientist.
palúkara n. Jet; fountain; spray.
palúkhe n. Jet; cone.
pamé v. To visit.