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Lilitika Dictionary
All words in the early Lilitic language.
théboloëkwía krenis n. Printer (formal).
–thebovíu suf. The maker of an object, concept or situation (V to N).
thedegu n. Tooth.
thedegzéu n. Cog.
thedíolu n. Infrastructural capacity: machinery or facilities required to undertake a task.
thedra n. Yearning for independence; faith in individualism or anarchism.
thedúré v. To bite.
Thekta n. Tletkars (Thet), home of the Tletkettoyi, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
Thekteka n. Uncommon term for the Tletketti, a species and civilization native to the KHTX Expanse; more commonly referred to as Dheñketta or tsoigloksna.
thela n. Divine spirit believed by followers of Darika to reside in the souls of individuals, corresponding to a Stilla.
theladía n. Whim with no external motivation; often conversations on free will hinge on the existence of true spontaneity.
thelaité v. To hold oneself [back from doing something foolish]; to cope.
thelaní a. Peculiar; idiosyncratic; personal.
thelaníu n. Peculiarity; idiosyncrasy; personality.
thelanya adv. Peculiarly; idiosyncratically; personally.
thelapekwía n. Gardener; farmer; agriculturalist.
thelbahosa n. Hand-mirror.
thelbístu n. Autonomy.
theleftu n. Homozygotic twin or multiple, or a person who looks the same.
thelekhteshé v. To grow.
thelepelíu n. Garden.
theleponé v. To conceal one's identity or feelings.
thelgeksí a. Self-propelled; animate.
thelila n. Urge to self-express.
thelíoru n. Body heat.
thelkavé v. To identify.
thelkavedí a. Identical.
thelkavekhtía n. Identification; either the act of giving a name or a document proving such.
thelkavía n. Identity.
thelklete n. Rhyming.
thelkoé v. To rhyme.
thelkoizildra n. Individualism; anarchism.
thelmanazé v. To manage oneself [and one's emotional needs]; to cope.
thelmanazekí a. Self-directed; independent; self-governing.
thelofaru n. Self-worth.
thelpudzha n. Agriculture; gardening; the study of farming praxis.
thelsefa n. Personal pride.
thelshúo n. Hovercraft.
thelsithiku n. Deliberate re-use of a sound or group of sounds.
thelsnerkzo n. Dignity; honour; standing in the eyes of others.
thelstilla n. In Darika and Thelstillida, the image or portion of a stilla that exists within an individual's soul (vanshúa).
thelstillida n. Follower of Darika; sometimes used as a synonym for vanshúa.
theltimé v. To alliterate.
thelu n. Self.
theluví a. Same.
thelvílesta n. Sexual narcissism.
thelvíu n. Soul.
thelwidhu n. Diary or personal log.
thelzoré v. To commit oneself to something.
théolíno n. Apparatus.
théômbíze n. Maintenance.
théondino n. Machinery.
théoneka n. Machinist (informal).
théonekhoi n. Graphics.
théonekto n. Machinery; computer hardware.
théonikúekwía n. Machinist (formal).
theontabo n. Robot; mechanical slave.
theonu n. Machine.
theônúé v. To compute.
therizúdu n. Lymph node.
thesithu n. Mouth.
thesovéu n. Lip.
thestalí a. Oral; spoken; sung; of the mouth.
thestelía n. Humour/humor.
thesterilé v. To employ verbal irony, making an untrue statement that is expected to be recognized as untrue.
thestezríu n. Joke; source of amusement.
thestokona n. The literary essence of satire.
thestu n. Amusement.
Thíma n. Fever; usually referred to as a proper noun.
thimbé v. To blast.
thimbekío n. Bombing.
thimbéu n. Blast.
thimbezo n. Bomb.
thímí a. Warm.
thimkedé v. To smelt; to forge.
thímnôsta n. Fever; incident of the Thíma.
thimrí a. Hot.
thimu n. Heat or thermal energy.
thiñkworí a. Spicy.
thíptu n. Unit of temperature.
–thíu suf. See thebovíu.
thoielí ... maté v. To have in common (to share in common).
thoies pm. Through (by using); generally used as an intensifier with the instrumental case.
thovloé v. (a) To trip and fall; (b) to offer oneself or one's services, either in dealings or for immediate use.
thré v. To glue two or more things together.
throivu n. Glue.
thúmbu n. Loaf of bread.
thúmé v. To cook by convection.
thúmekwíu n. Chef.
thúmikí a. Baked.
thúpliné v. To fry; to cook in oil.
thúplinekwíu n. Fry-cook.
thúplinikí a. Fried.
thúsentu n. Ceramic.
thwa– pre. Through.
thwashofé v. To interrupt.
a. Your/his/her/its/their (distant second.)
tíé v. To laugh.
tik ex. Hiccup/hiccough (onomatopoeia).
tíktúo n. Firework.

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