vézu n. Methodology; strategy.
víbezé v. To bid at an auction.
víbeze n. Auction bid.
viblé v. To buy.
vidtidzhé v. To characterize.
vigaru n. Business partner, especially a co-owner in a joint venture.
vigfaru n. Monetary value.
viglaité v. To receive money; to sell, receive a donation, or a gift.
viglaité (2) v. + genitive or ablative = To take a fee and admit someone for entry.
víglaitekwía n. Entrepreneur.
víglanalo n. Auction.
víglebedo n. Commerce.
viglembu n. Promissory note; bank cheque.
víglestu n. Sex performed as payment for services or goods; sex as currency; sexual bribery.
víglíkté v. To fine; to tax; to enact a monetary punishment.
víglíktéo n. Fine; tax; monetary punishment.
vígliptu n. A favour used as currency, especially one which is owed.
viglobé v. To risk money; to place a wager.
viglobé (raní zelamezríkha) v. To risk everything.
víglu n. The standard Lilitic currency, a small metal bar about 4 cm long, 8 mm wide and 2 mm thick with writing printed on both sides to indicate denomination.
víglúzu n. Patron; customer; client.
vikalkúa n. Expenditure.
vikolu n. Comfort or luxury item; expense happily paid.
viku n. Commodity; product (business).
víkúé v. To pay.
vimedzhu n. Economics.
vimítrení a. Corporate.
vimítru n. For-profit organisation.
vimítru il yeñgekía n. Monopoly.
vimotí a. Fashionable.
vindalé v. To prove.
vindalu n. Evidence.
vindekhu n. Proof.
viñgé v. To ship goods; to haul cargo or get it hauled.
viñgekhtinu n. Shipping industry; shipping department; the business of shipping.
viñgipse n. Cargo or luggage.
vintshika n. The manner of an employee; employee conduct.
vintshu n. Employee.
vípse n. Small bid placed at auction.
vira n. Virus.
viradé v. To cut; to abruptly stop or break.
viradelía n. Sports arena commonly used for several styles of knife fighting; or more specifically the surface on which fighting occurs.
viradu n. Blade.
vishloé v. To sell.
vístekwíu n. Business owner.
vité v. To sell.
vitézhoka n. Fear of being sold, a rare neurosis found mostly amongst Wemnian evacuees and other late joiners.
vitu n. Clause, sentence, or statement.
vitúbé v. To state.
voblu n. Proton.
voizía n. Labyridean.
voizo n. Particularly complex or challenging maze.
vome n. Nitrogen.
Vosnía n. Bosnia.
Votana n. Tibet.
Votsana n. Botswana.
vúlu n. Nest; bedding area; private bedroom.
vúzé v. To summon; to send forth a summons.
vúzolebí a. Evocative.
wabelapíu n. Hard rime; rapidly-frozen ice.
walatekía n. Paralysis.
walekte n. Haste; fastness; urgency.
walené v. To spin.
walí a. Fast.
walkúé v. To hurry, to do or make something quickly.
waltaza n. Messenger, not necessarily professionally employed but often carrying reports from professional journalists.
walthoví a. Smart; quick-witted.
waltshebé v. To announce.
waltu n. News; current information; recent situational update.
waltúbezría n. Someone reporting the news but not professionally trained in journalism, such as a primary source or a biased hack (potentially derogatory).
warze n. Particle.
warze lí lítu n. Particle mood.
washúthé v. To blow; to gust; to thrust forward into a situation.
Watémalía n. Guatemala.
webízinu n. Electric power.
wekella n. Legend or myth (of Lilitic origin).
wekello n. Legend or myth (of Ksreskézaian origin).
wemba n. Lightning bolt, spark, electric discharge.
wembaru n. Taser; specifically, any of several related baton-like weapons that convey an electric shock from one end on contact.
wembedé v. To transmit or send electrical current through a wire.
wembúré v. To electrocute or expose to an electrical current.
wembúzo n. Electrical outlet.
wemipé v. To collide.
wemipekía n. Accidental collision.
wemipekío n. Intentional collision.
wemné v. To confront (less formal.) Contraction of wistemné.
Wemno n. A major city on Ksreskézo known for its high merchantile activity.
wemnohedíu n. Criminal; convict; prisoner; inmate.
wemnokona n. The literary essence of the heroic epic.
wemvoku n. Courage against obsession; effort made to break a bad habit.
wes pm. When.
weséu n. Electrical wire.
westezo n. Rebel.
westo n. Confidence; rebelliousness; strength to oppose; disobedience.
wetoséu n. Circuit.
wetsu n. Electron.
wiboka n. Surprise.
widathé v. To write (a story).
widhebé v. Report.
widhildtu n. Story, either historical or fictional.