radoma n. Fluorine.
rafedte n. Morpheme.
rafetse n. Term (element of a sentence or equation).
rafí a. Written.
raftekré v. To translate.
rafu n. Written prose, calling attention to the language used in the writing.
rafurekhto n. Literacy.
rafurí a. Literate.
rafzímu n. Dialect.
rahissa n. Logos; applied Zela or Zellika; the substance of truth.
raigome n. Krypton.
raikome n. Zirconium.
raileme n. Strontium.
raimíme n. Rubidium.
rainé v. To dump.
rainelío n. Garbage dump.
raiome n. Lithium.
raip– pre. Three.
raipa n. The digit three.
raipalkome n. Niobium.
raipéntome n. Palladium.
raiponota n. Strawberry.
raiptu n. Unit of volume.
rairome n. Yttrium.
raishútome n. Rhodium.
raiska n. Third-shift job, typically selling the products of the second shift.
raisúme n. Ruthenium.
raitañgome n. Molybdenum.
raitsome n. Silver.
Raitsomelía n. Argentina.
raivome n. Technetium.
raiyer– pre. Thousands (base twelve).
rañga n. Ladder rung.
raso n. The narrow R consonant.
raveru n. Contract.
re-re-rezí a. Nearly all.
rebé v. To give.
rebiko n. Pathway; instructions; guide; tutorial; sequence of actions for completing a goal.
rebilika n. Philosophical stance favouring generosity, especially pride in quality of work performed.
rebireshkí a. Given.
rebireshkivíu n. An offering made in supplication of a goddess.
rebossezé v. To offer.
rebossezríu n. Distant admirer.
refílesta n. Fetishism of the buttocks.
reflovéu n. Buttock.
reftu n. Abdomen.
regé v. To buy.
regembu n. Wheat.
regenelía n. Meadow; plain; field; parcel of arable land.
regenelío n. Lawn.
regenu n. Thin, hardy plant native to Thessia Major which grows near most bodies of water.
regethúmba n. Wheat bread, the default thúmba.
regezu n. Buyer.
reghe n. Grass or reed plants, especially those native to Ksreskézo.
regnaru n. Horizon.
regzomba n. Wheat flour, the default zhomba.
Rehala n. Rehal, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
rekelenu n. Hip.
rekhyé v. To feel (with one's sense of touch).
rekúu n. Services.
relto n. The broad R consonant.
remíokolapía n. Red beryl.
remíome n. Manganese.
repé v. To find.
repé (aléfau apes ...) v. To fail utterly; to be doomed.
repé (solefau apes ...) v. To fail; to be defeated.
repedío n. Evidence; finding; discovery.
repéta n. Green bean.
repetshalu n. Opportunity.
repezu n. Finder.
resapso n. Bedding.
resé v. To sleep.
resekhtía n. Sleep.
Reselía n. The season of Winter or the dry season, when plants slumber.
resepa n. A mixture of wine and warm milk commonly used as a sedative, similar to posset.
reserilezríuví a. Tired.
reserví a. Tired.
Resétalía n. Sleep-Time, the first month of the Glotshakhto calendar.
resezilí a. Very tired; urgently or deeply needing sleep.
resezu n. Sleeper.
reshiwé v. To necessitate.
resifí a. Lethargic.
resifilezríuví a. Lethargic.
resilekhta n. Tiredness.
resilí a. Needing sleep; tired.
resteku n. Gut.
rethé v. To introduce an artificial audience for rhetorical purposes; to employ apostrophe in the second person.
revartaia n. Communion with the stasrintshéa, typically achieved through meditation.
réya adv. Compelled to; see rez-.
rez– pre. Must: the subject is compelled in some way to perform the modified verb.
rezaní a. Responsible.
rezaru n. Responsibility.
rézhé v. To register; to enrol.
rezí a. Most.
rezíké v. To oblige.
rezílkúé v. To obligate.
rezivía n. Largest portion; plurality.
reztoné v. To cover something during a conversation; to touch on a point (specified as the direct object).
rezunté v. To expect; to require of the future.
rezuntí a. Normal; expected.