vekhtúbé v. To format; to reshape a work of art into a new medium.
vekome n. Radium.
vékrena n. Archive.
velenome n. Radon.
Velíze n. Belize.
Velzha n. Belgium.
vemberila n. Myth; deep fantasy.
vembíbavu n. The inside of the elbow.
vembímatu n. Armpit.
vemfrí a. Not quite enough; under enough; nearly; almost. ven- + sefrí.
vemítome n. Astatine.
vemmatúzu n. Kneepit.
vemmazakúé v. To delegate.
vemmazekía n. Act of delegation.
vemmazía n. Delegate.
vemmazina n. Delegation; group of delegates.
vemprelía n. Abyss, fissure.
ven– pre. Under.
ven-vense n. Deep stores; reserves.
venakoa n. Night.
venale n. Pit, grave, excavation.
venatsha n. Daytime.
venatúé v. To dig.
venatúkíu n. Hand of cards.
venavegé v. To submerge, to swim down.
Vendashrí Tshemsha n. Annual pageant commemorating the Vendashro.
vendashru n. Revival.
vendazidtu n. Undergarment.
vendazu n. Undergarments.
vendé v. To wait for an opportunity.
vendika n. Undertow; a twist of fate which is predictable but concealed.
vendútu n. Misery; beneath sorrow.
vendzhé v. To hide [under]; to secretly deposit.
vendzhedí a. Hidden; secretly deposited.
venela n. Chasm, gorge, ravine, crater.
venes pm. Under.
venestío n. The nasalisation vowel modifier.
venfeksa n. Spinal column.
veñgahé v. To hide (reflexive or from something).
veñgé v. To hide (transitive).
veñgeloza n. Guerilla.
vení a. Deep, distant, faintly-remembered, dark, mysterious, eldritch.
Venika n. Esoteric belief system that rejects Sarthía's anthropomorphicization of the Stillai; see Theology.
veniksa n. The i-diphthongization vowel modifier.
venízoka n. Anxiety, particularly the panic felt during an attack.
veñkasé v. To hide [under].
veñkasedí a. Hidden [under].
veñkdzhebí a. Cowardly.
venkhama n. The topless, hanging KH consonant.
veñkorré v. To abdicate or resign from a leadership position.
venliga n. The compact L consonant.
venogé v. To succumb.
Venossa n. The physical world, as distinct from the spiritual world.
venrafí a. Slang.
venrasobo n. The R-coloured vowel modifier.
vensithé v. To mutter, mumble, or murmur.
vensithekhu n. Bassline.
vensithu n. Bass.
véntome n. Americium.
ventría n. Valley.
ventrúé v. To inspect.
ventrúka n. Inspector.
ventrúkhtío n. Inspection.
ventshandtu n. Philtrum.
ventwu n. Shovel.
venzé v. To curse (a person); to put a curse upon a person.
venzesso n. Wound or impact of an insult.
venzessorí a. Derogatory; of a remark or action, leaving a wound.
venzetu n. Insultedness.
venzeyí a. Lossy, having diminishing returns, inefficient.
venzhofé v. To crumble.
venzolu n. Palm.
vépta n. Wretch; impish person; miserable little being.
ver– pre. Ten millions (base twelve; 12^7).
veraiome n. Francium.
verarí a. Not yet accounted for; remaining; in need of counting.
Verasíla n. Brazil.
Verdí Lepshúnelía n. Cape Verde.
veré v. To count.
verede n. Counting token; numeral bead.
verekwía n. Number-keeper; someone who only tracks quantities of stock, time, distance travelled, et cetera.
verekwía viglinis n. Money-counter; banker; treasurer.
veremí a. Exceptional; outstanding; remarkable; excellent; worthy of being counted.
verethu n. Three-dimensional space, with or without a time dimension.
veríoné v. To oversee.
–veru suf. Vector suffix; not to be confused with the noun súveru.
Verunde n. Burundi.
ves– pre. Seven.
vesaké v. To be defeated.
vesalome n. Actinium.
vese n. The wide V consonant.
veshé v. (a) To experience; (b) to be (without agency).
veshiko n. Mode; state or condition forced on something.
veshútome n. Plutonium.
veske n. The digit seven.
vestañome n. Thorium.
vesúlome n. Uranium.
vetsipome n. Neptunium.
vevesome n. Protactinium.
vézlu n. Weasel.