Lexicon:Middle
The Middle CLT lexicon: 1275 words. The tongue of the founding centuries, between the survivors' speech and the Spraecha of today.
By part of speech
- Adjective (110)
- Adverb (4)
- Conjunction (1)
- Interjection (32)
- Noun (777)
- Particle (9)
- Prefix (10)
- Pronoun (11)
- Verb (204)
- — (122)
All words
| Word | Part of speech | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| -ānē | Adjective | -ānē — of or belonging to Eldwara; Eldwaran. The demonym and adjective form used to describe people, customs, food, music, and traditions or |
| abiliti | Noun | ability — power to perform at high level. |
| Absūnītē | Noun | Absūnītē — heavy coin; the coin of Stormharbor. |
| Abundē | Noun | Abundē — the sixth month of the year. The month of harvest, abundance, and fulfillment. Station Oathbond. Late summer into early autumn. The |
| Acadēmē | Noun | Acadēmē — the Academy of Reason and Nature. Also the concept of formal scholarly institution. |
| achievi | Verb | achieve / achievement |
| achēve | Verb | achēve — to reach a refined goal or elevate one’s presence with graceful success. |
| adapte | Adjective | adapte — master of graceful change in shifting fortunes or courtly tides. |
| adapti | Verb | adapt |
| adaptĥ | Adjective | adaptive — master of change |
| adresmē | Verb | adresmē — to hold out the wrists to be bound. |
| advansi | Verb | advance — move forward in grind or skillĥ. |
| advente | Noun | advente — a refined quest or journey of elevation and discovery. |
| adventu | Noun | adventure — |
| advānse | Verb | advānse — to move forward in Skaella, status, or graceful refinement. |
| ael | Noun | ael — the eye; the organ of sight and the thing another person reads first. |
| Ael-doune | Verb | Eyes down / look to the floor. |
| aerthe | Noun | aerthe — the refined art of creating beauty, order, and virtue through painting, sculpture, music, or intricate mechanical automata, created |
| aessyrthe | Verb | to assist / assistance — the graceful and honorable act of offering one’s Skaella, strength, or quiet presence to another in accordance with |
| aeste | Noun | aeste — a specific style, mood, or curated grace of appearance and bearing. |
| aesti | Noun | aesthetic — a specific style, mood, core aesthetic, or curated vibe (adapted from Japanese internet slang “aesthetic” fandom shortening, wid |
| afkēē | — | afkēē — absence when one is wanted. |
| agile | Adjective | agile — nimble and adaptable in mind, movement, or courtly exchange. |
| agileĥ | Adjective | agile — |
| aha | Interjection | aha — sudden realization, “oh shit I get it”, or mind-blown moment (global brain-rot reaction). Also AHA — exfoliating acid for smooth skini |
| ahā | Interjection | ahā — a moment of sudden, graceful realization or elegant insight. |
| ai | Noun | ai — the unseen hand that quietly controls fate and weaves the threads of destiny. |
| ai- | Prefix | ai- — their; belonging to them. |
| aide | Noun | aide — one’s formal name, seal, or mark of standing in Teraell society. |
| aidi | Noun | Your name/identity |
| Airtaitē | Noun | Airtaitē — a sealed crock; a vessel closed against the air. |
| Airōnē | Noun | Airōnē — iron; the working metal. |
| akhē | Noun | akhē — one’s full standing, reputation, and chronicle of deeds in society. |
| akĥa | Noun | Storage |
| algē | Noun | algē — the refined art of mathematics or precise calculation. |
| algĥa | Noun | Fate |
| alko | Noun | alcohol — the distilled spirit used in salons and private chambers for warmth, courage, or gentle oblivion. Used in clockwork society like “ |
| alkrā | — | alkrā — drink containing spirit; alcohol taken as a class. |
| ambite | Noun | ambite — the noble drive that fuels great refinement and elevation of self. |
| ambiti | Noun | ambition — the refined drive toward greater status, refinement, or mastery within the brass hierarchies. Used in salon conversation like “fu |
| ampotātē | — | ampotātē — an admission of one’s own incapacity. |
| ampuli | Noun | ampoule — a delicate glass vial of concentrated elixir or alchemical serum used for medical or other purposes |
| ampulē | Noun | ampulē — a delicate glass vial of concentrated healing or beautifying elixir. |
| an | Conjunction | and — connects words, thoughts, or clauses in formal salon speech and courtly writing. |
| Animē | Noun | Animated figure — a small clockwork automaton designed for graceful motion. |
| anklete | Noun | anklete — a delicate chain or band worn about the ankle as subtle adornment. |
| ankleti | Noun | anklet — a delicate chain or band worn about the ankle, often as a mark of grace, favor, or quiet servitude in the brass courts and salons. |
| ankli | Noun | ankle — the joint of the foot, valued for its elegance in dance, posture, and the subtle display of anklets within refined society. |
| Ankorū | Noun | Anchor — the heavy brass claw lowered by clockwork windlass to hold a ship steady. |
| antlere | Noun | antlere — the branched crown of a stag, prized as trophy or decorative motif. |
| antleri | Noun | antler — the branched crown of a stag, prized as a symbol of noble lineage and displayed in salons and hunting lodges of the brass aristocra |
| antē | Noun | antē — the delicate sensory filament of certain mechanical or living devices. |
| antĥi | Noun | 1. The sensory appendages on insects, crustaceans, sea monsters, or carnivorous vines—literally the “feelers” by which a creature reads the |
| anxi | Noun | anxiety — the quiet inner tremor that arises when the great gears of fate seem to turn against one’s ambitions or standing in the collapsing |
| api | Noun | api — a pocket reckoner; a small hand-worked clockwork device for simple sums, carried on the person. |
| appreciē | Verb | appreciē — to recognize and honor the grace or excellence in another or in art. |
| appreciĥ | Verb | to appreciate / appreciation — the formal recognition and honoring of virtue, dutiful service, or excellence within one’s proper station and |
| arko | Noun | Arch |
| arkō | Noun | arkō — the multicolored arc in the sky or the symbol of harmonious diversity. |
| arnthōrnē | — | arnthōrnē — the iron bramble. |
| artē | Noun | artē — creative expression of refined beauty in salon, court, or mechanical form. |
| aspirē | Noun | aspirē — the noble vision of one’s future refined self. |
| aspirĥ | Noun | aspiration — the noble inner drive to rise in virtue, mastery, and station while remaining true to one’s Oathbond and the Natural Order of t |
| assistē | Verb | assistē — to offer graceful aid or support in courtly or salon duties. |
| asukā | Verb | asukā — to stand brightly; to present oneself with liveliness rather than stillness. |
| attitu | Noun | attitude — the refined bearing, poise, and inner composure one maintains in accordance with one’s station, Oathbond, and the Natural Order. |
| attitū | Noun | attitū — the refined bearing, poise, or energy one brings to company. |
| aura | Noun | aura — one’s visible presence, personal radiance, and measure of inner virtue as recognized by others within the hierarchies of the brass wo |
| aurā | Noun | aurā — presence / grace — one’s invisible yet palpable refinement and social energy. |
| ausli | Interjection | ausli — an expression of delighted admiration or tender approval, often used in salons when witnessing graceful service, refined beauty, or |
| auslē | Interjection | auslē — an exclamation of overwhelming delight at something adorable or exquisitely graceful. |
| authentē | Adjective | authentē — true to one’s refined self, without artifice or mask. |
| authentĥ | Adjective | authentic — true to one’s Oathbond, station, and the Natural Order; living without pretense or false elevation, in full alignment with one’s |
| Automir | Noun | Automaton — a graceful clockwork servant or mechanical figure. |
| avilte | Noun | avilte — the cultivated power or Skaella to perform at a high level of grace and refinement. |
| bade | Noun | bade — a free woman of commanding presence and unyielding strength. |
| badira | Noun | badira — a person of striking natural beauty, poise, and commanding grace who embodies virtue and serves with quiet excellence within their |
| Badonkē | Noun | Badonkē — the buttocks. |
| bahi | Noun | bahi — a loyal brother or sworn companion bound by Oathbond; used warmly among men of honor to express solidarity, respect, or shared duty. |
| bahē | Noun | bahē — a warm, brotherly term of camaraderie and respect among refined companions. |
| baio | Noun | baio — a personal ledger or written record of one’s deeds, station, and Oathbond obligations, kept and presented in salons and courts. |
| baiodāsē | Noun | baiodāsē — the account kept of a slave; the written record of who has held her and what she is. |
| bais | Noun | bais — one’s chosen favorite or most cherished companion, often within the bounds of affection and Oathbond; the person who holds one’s deep |
| baise | Verb | baise — to favor something or someone above all others; one’s most cherished. |
| baiō | Noun | baiō — one’s brief, elegant self-description or chronicle of standing. |
| bakeli | Noun | bakeli — a term for one who displays gentle folly, playful innocence, or charming simplicity; used affectionately as an endearment or lightl |
| bakeĥ | Verb | to bake / the act of baking — the careful process of setting dough or alchemical mixtures under controlled heat in brass ovens, used both fo |
| bakē | Verb | bakē — to set powder or complexion under gentle heat for a flawless finish. |
| balansi | Verb | balance / to balance — the essential harmony between Reason and the Natural Order, maintained through disciplined living, proper station, an |
| balkā | Noun | balkā — a playful, affectionate term for gentle foolishness or endearing silliness. |
| Ballastir | Noun | Ballast — weighted brass plates or stones for ship stability. |
| balmi | Noun | balm — a soothing salve or ointment prepared from herbs and oils, applied to ease the body after labor, training, or graceful service. |
| balmē | Noun | balmē — a healing salve or soothing ointment. |
| balānse | Noun | balānse — the harmonious equilibrium of duty, pleasure, and refined living. |
| bana | Verb | to ban / banishment — the formal act of casting one out from Oathbond, salon, or city for grave dishonor; a severe but lawful judgment withi |
| bandi | Noun | bandi — a decorative or functional band worn. |
| bandē | Noun | bandē — an elegant band or ribbon used to secure or adorn the hair. |
| Banerē | Noun | Banerē — a pressed disc that carries music. |
| Bankē | Noun | Bankē — a cut level, a terrace of worked ground. |
| banā | Noun | banā — the formal exclusion or barring from a salon or courtly circle. |
| barelrolā | Verb | barelrolā — to turn fully about on the spot. |
| Barrelir | Noun | Barrel — a clockwork-sealed cask for wine, powder, or spices. |
| base | Adjective | base — correct, true, and aligned with refined judgment. |
| basira | Adjective | basira — correct, honorable, and true to the Natural Order and one’s Oathbond. |
| bate | Noun | bate — the subtle art of drawing out reaction or discourse with graceful provocation. |
| bati | Verb | to bait / baiting — to gently test or provoke another in conversation to reveal their true nature or station. |
| batri | Noun | batri — a pile; plates of two metals stacked with acid between them, giving a small steady current for instruments. |
| Bazongē | Noun | Bazongē — a breast. |
| beaki | Noun | beaki — the hard mouth part of a bird or small mechanical construct. |
| beari | Noun | beari — a strong forest animal, often kept as a symbol of power and loyalty in noble houses. |
| becremi | Noun | becremi — a fine tinted cream used on the skin for subtle glow and protection in daily life. |
| beda | Noun | beda — the bed; a place for rest, recovery, and quiet reflection after daily duties. |
| bedā | Noun | bedā — the place of rest, recovery, and private refinement. |
| beliefē | Noun | beliefē — one’s personal, cultivated worldview or guiding principle. |
| believe | Verb | believe — to hold trust in one’s path of refinement or in another’s grace. |
| belti | Noun | belti — a belt or sash worn around the waist to hold clothing or tools, often showing one’s station or role. |
| bera | Interjection | bera — a formal agreement or affirmation meaning “it is so” or “you speak truly”. |
| Bergē | Noun | Bergē — a mountain. |
| bestira | Noun | bestira — a cherished and loyal companion who shares Oathbond and daily life with true grace. |
| bestē | Noun | bestē — one’s closest, most trusted companion of refined loyalty. |
| bethe | Interjection | bethe — an affirmation of agreement or confidence (“for sure”). |
| bevi | Verb | bevi — to drink; the act of taking liquid for refreshment or ritual. |
| bevrā | — | bevrā — a drink; any beverage. |
| beĥi | Noun | beĥi — a bee; a small creature valued for its honey and its role in the natural order of the gardens. |
| bha | Noun | bha — a gentle cleansing oil or balm used to clear the skin after daily labor or service. |
| bhā | Noun | bhā — cleansing or purifying. |
| bi | Verb | bi — to be — the copula verb (am / is / are), always ending in -i. |
| Bigōfē | Noun | Bigōfē — a death; the blow of it falling on those left behind. |
| bilde | Noun | bilde — a grand structure of stone, wood, or mechanical elegance. |
| bindas | Adjective | bindas — carefree and untroubled, living lightly within one’s station and Oathbond. |
| bindā | Adjective | bindā — carefree, untroubled elegance and ease of spirit. |
| birbē | — | birbē — a notice of brief departure and certain return. |
| birde | Noun | birde — the graceful, singing creature of air and melody. |
| birdi | Noun | birdi — a bird; a small winged creature often kept for song or as a symbol of freedom within the gardens. |
| blakē | Adjective | blakē — the deep, elegant hue of night, formality, and mystery. |
| blakĥa | Adjective | blakĥa — the color black; also a deep, solemn hue associated with formal dress and high station. |
| blanka | Adjective | blanka — the color white; also something pure, blank, or unmarked, as in fresh parchment or a clear mind. |
| blankē | Adjective | blankē — the pure hue of clarity, or a state of open readiness. |
| bleache | Verb | bleache — to lighten hair with refined precision for a fresh appearance. |
| bleachi | Verb | bleachi — to bleach or lighten hair; the process of using gentle alchemical mixtures to change hair color for beauty or station. |
| Blechē | Noun | Blechē — the tongue. |
| blendera | Noun | blendera — a soft sponge or tool used to blend creams and oils smoothly onto the skin. |
| blendere | Noun | blendere — the soft sponge tool for seamless application of preparations. |
| blessi | Noun | blessi — a state of deep contentment and inner peace that comes from living in harmony with one’s station and Oathbond. |
| blessira | Noun | blessira — a feeling of favor or protection from the Natural Order; also used to wish good fortune upon another. |
| blessē | Verb | blessē — to invoke or acknowledge protective, fortunate grace. |
| blinki | Verb | blinki — the soft, quick closing of the eyes conveying charm or surprise. |
| blissē | Noun | blissē — the peak of serene contentment and harmonious grace. |
| blok | Verb | blok — to block or shut out; also the state of being cut off from someone’s company or favor. |
| bloke | Verb | bloke — to gracefully bar or exclude someone from salon company or chronicle. |
| blushi | Noun | blushi — a soft flush of color on the cheeks, either from natural emotion or a light cosmetic tint. |
| blusā | Noun | blusā — the elegant upper garment of refined fabric and cut. |
| Blēndē | Noun | Blēndē — the pale metal freed from its ore. |
| blūi | Adjective | blūi — the calm, noble hue of sky, sea, and contemplative depth. |
| Boardeth | Noun | Board — to seize an enemy ship using brass grappling hooks and clockwork lines. |
| Boardingir | Noun | Boarding action — the clockwork-assisted seizure of an enemy deck. |
| boda | Noun | boda — the physical body; the vessel of one’s strength, grace, and duty within the Natural Order. |
| bodira | Noun | bodira — a sweetheart; a partner one has not married. |
| boka | Noun | boka — the mouth; used for speech, nourishment, and gentle kisses within proper station. |
| boldē | Adjective | boldē — fearless and striking in presence or courtly gesture. |
| boosti | Verb | boosti — to give quick encouragement or aid that lifts one’s spirit or strength within proper station. |
| boostē | Noun | boostē — a quick, graceful elevation of energy or spirit. |
| bori | Adjective | bori — feeling dull or without purpose, often after long labor or when one has strayed from the Natural Order. |
| borē | Adjective | borē — the gentle flatness of spirit when stimulation is lacking. |
| bota | Noun | bota — lower garments such as trousers, skirts, or leggings worn as part of daily or formal dress. |
| Bothrē | Noun | Bothrē — the state of being stirred. |
| Bountyir | Noun | Bounty — the reward posted for capturing a notorious pirate or smuggler. |
| bovela | Noun | bovela — a sweet, comforting beverage or cordial enjoyed in salons for refreshment and warmth. |
| bracelete | Noun | bracelete — the elegant band or chain adorning the wrist with grace. |
| bradira | Noun | bradira — a woven or twisted hairstyle |
| Braell | Noun | Braell — the copper coin. The smallest denomination and the everyday coin of working people. |
| braide | Noun | braide — the twisted or woven style of hair executed with refined Skaella. |
| brandira | Noun | brandira — one’s personal style, bearing, or visible mark of station and character. |
| brandē | Noun | brandē — one’s distinctive personal style and cultivated identity. |
| brasela | Noun | brasela — a band or chain worn around the wrist, often as a mark of station, favor, or graceful service. |
| Brasskin | Noun | Brass skin — the polished outer casing of fine automata or devices. |
| brasu | Noun | brasu — brass; the warm, golden metal used in fine clockwork, instruments, and symbols of status. |
| brasū | Noun | brasū — the warm, golden alloy used in fine mechanical and decorative work. |
| brathe | Noun | brathe — a term that can be a sharp insult or affectionate teasing depending on tone and context. |
| bratā | Noun | bratā — one’s male sibling or close companion of blood or chosen bond. |
| Breathir | Noun | Breathir — a bellows for breath. |
| breathē | Verb | breathē — the simple, restorative act of drawing and releasing breath with calm. |
| brekira | Verb | brekira — the ending of a bond or relationship; a separation that may be painful or necessary. |
| brekē | Noun | brekē — the graceful ending of a romantic or close bond. |
| brethira | Verb | brethira — to breathe; the calm act of drawing and releasing breath, often used as a quiet way to steady oneself or regain composure. |
| brilira | Adjective | brilira — clever and quick-witted in thought or speech. |
| brillira | Adjective | brillira — brilliant; exceptionally sharp or excellent in Skaella or idea. |
| Broadeth | Noun | Broadside — the simultaneous firing of a ship’s guns in combat. |
| bronsera | Noun | bronsera — a warm, sun-kissed tone of the skin, often gained from time spent in the wilds or outdoor duties, regarded as a sign of vitality |
| bronzē | Noun | bronzē — the warm metallic hue of bronze or deep sun-kissed brown. |
| bropera | Pronoun | bropera — he (male third person), used only when gender must be clearly specified. |
| brosdhē | — | brosdhē — the common cart beast. |
| browi | Noun | browi — the eyebrow; the arch above the eye that frames expression and shows composure. |
| browē | Noun | browē — the graceful arch above the eye, shaped and tended with care. |
| brushi | Verb | brushi — to brush or smooth the hair; also the tool used for grooming. |
| brushē | Noun | brushē — the tool for applying paint, powder, or creating artistic strokes. |
| brāxē | — | brāxē — a wound or injury. |
| Brēdē | Noun | Brēdē — money; one's living. |
| brīlā | — | brīlā — the cold-country berry. |
| brō- | Prefix | brō- — casual masculine gender prefix. Used for common gendered nouns and slave address. |
| brō-Dāsē | Noun | brō-Dāsē — a male slave. The standard casual gender prefix brō- applied to Dāsē. Used when gender must be specified. |
| brōkē | — | brōkē — the message bird. |
| brōnē | — | brōnē — crippled. |
| brōpē | Pronoun | brōpē — he; the third-person pronoun for a male when gender must be specified with grace. |
| brōpēpē | Pronoun | brōpēpē — he, where gender is at issue. |
| buildē | Verb | buildē — to cultivate and strengthen one’s presence, reputation, or following. |
| buldira | Verb | buldira — to build or create something solid and lasting, whether a structure, Skaella, or personal reputation within one’s station. |
| bullete | Noun | bullete — the small, precise projectile used in ceremonial or defensive arms. |
| bululu | Adjective | bululu — lost in pleasant illusion or wishful thinking, often seen as harmless folly. |
| bululū | Adjective | bululū — lost in pleasant but unfounded fancy. |
| bulūlē | — | bulūlē — believing what is not so; detached from what can be observed. |
| bunera | Noun | bunera — a soft holder or ring used to keep hair neatly arranged in a bun. |
| buni | Noun | buni — a gathered knot of hair worn high or low as a simple, practical style. |
| bunē | Noun | bunē — the neat, coiled hairstyle worn with refined elegance. |
| burno | Noun | burno — exhaustion from prolonged effort or strain that tests one’s strength and station. |
| burnō | Noun | burnō — the state of exhaustion after prolonged effort; also to consume or damage something by fire. |
| busera | Adjective | busera — excellent, pleasing, or truly satisfying in quality or effect. |
| busē | Adjective | busē — exceptionally pleasing, delightful, or excellent in refined taste. |
| buteri | Noun | buteri — a butterfly; a delicate winged creature valued for its beauty and grace in the gardens. |
| buterē | Noun | buterē — the delicate, colorful winged creature of beauty and transformation. |
| bwychisēn | — | bwychisēn — a call to a gathered company to attend. |
| bāgē | — | bāgē — money, taken as a whole. |
| Bālkē | Noun | Bālkē — bulk trade unit of weight. Eight Wēthē, about 8 kilograms. Grain is sold by the Bālkē. |
| Bārlē | Noun | Bārlē — trade and brewing unit of volume. Eight Pālē, about 64 liters. A standardized barrel. |
| bēhi | Noun | bēhi — the industrious, honey-giving insect celebrated in salon motifs. |
| bēki | Noun | bēki — the refined mouth or bill of a bird, often stylized in decorative arts. |
| bēnsuthōr | — | bēnsuthōr — the taking of a general remark as a particular address. |
| Bērdē | Noun | Bērdē — heavy unit of weight. Eight Bālkē, about 64 kilograms. What a strong person can carry. |
| bēri | Noun | bēri — the noble, strong forest creature symbolizing protection and quiet power. |
| Bētē | Noun | Bētē — one who yields when he should not. |
| bēvi | Verb | bēvi — to partake of liquid with graceful composure and enjoyment. |
| bōda | Noun | bōda — the entire physical form, tended with care and graceful pride. |
| bōdi | Noun | bōdi — one’s chosen, long-term companion of refined affection. |
| bōka | Noun | bōka — the refined organ of speech, nourishment, and tender expression. |
| Bōndē | Noun | Bōndē — the fourth month of the year. The month of bonds, love, and nurturing. Family Oathbond. Late spring into early summer. Marriages tra |
| bōta | Noun | bōta — the lower garment that completes a refined ensemble. |
| bōthā | Noun | bōthā — the refined infusion of leaves enjoyed as a soothing drink in salons. |
| Būgālū | Noun | Būgālū — a stored charge; a glass vessel that holds a spark for later. |
| Būjē | Noun | Būjē — fine coin; the coin of Shining Reach. |
| Būmerē | Adjective | Būmerē — of the generation before; of the old time. |
| calmē | Adjective | calmē — the serene, centered state opposite of agitation or excess. |
| Cannonir | Noun | Cannon — a precision brass muzzle-loading deck gun. |
| capabē | Noun | capabē — proven Skaella and graceful power to perform. |
| capacē | Noun | capacē — the maximum graceful load one can bear in duty or refinement. |
| Cargohold | Noun | Cargo hold — the secure lower deck for trade goods and plunder. |
| Cargoth | Noun | Cargo — trade goods secured in the brass-reinforced hold. |
| celebrē | Verb | celebrē — to honor and rejoice in a refined achievement or milestone. |
| Chainshot | Noun | Chainshot — linked cannonballs used to shred enemy rigging. |
| chancē | Noun | chancē — an opportunity or possibility to act or succeed. |
| changē | Verb | changē — to shift course, attire, or mindset with elegant adaptability. |
| cheeki | Noun | cheeki — the soft, expressive side of the face, often adorned with blush. |
| cheerē | Verb | cheerē — to offer elegant encouragement or celebration of another’s grace. |
| cheerĥ | Verb | cheerĥ — to cheer or a cheer; to offer warm encouragement or praise in keeping with station and Oathbond. |
| chekira | Noun | chekira — the cheek; the soft part of the face that shows emotion or receives gentle touch. |
| chikira | Noun | chikira — a farm bird kept for eggs and meat. |
| chikē | Noun | chikē — the farm bird valued for eggs, meat, and gentle companionship. |
| childē | Noun | childē — a child, a young person. |
| chirīskā | — | chirīskā — the vermin of stores and walls. |
| choise | Verb | choise — to select with cultivated discernment and grace. |
| chraudē | Particle | chraudē — a number of a thing together. |
| chugira | Adjective | chugira — outdated or no longer fitting one’s station. |
| chugē | Adjective | chugē — worn out, broken, or no longer of refined use. |
| chōpē | — | chōpē — spoiled in the making; badly finished. |
| classē | Adjective | classē — timeless, elevated, and effortlessly refined in bearing and taste. |
| clawē | Noun | clawē — the sharp, elegant nail or talon of a creature or decorative motif. |
| cleanē | Verb | cleanē — to purify skin or spirit with gentle, ritual washing. |
| Clearhold | Noun | Clearhold — the city-state of examination bureaucracy, disciplined self-mastery, and restrained aesthetic perfection. Chinese, Korean, and J |
| cleverē | Adjective | cleverē — sly, quick-witted, and gracefully ingenious. |
| clipi | Noun | clipi — a decorative or functional fastener for hair or fabric. |
| clipē | Verb | clipē — to attach or fasten one thing securely to another. |
| Clurbfāmē | Noun | Clurbfāmē — a company of one's own kind, kept apart from others. |
| clusterē | Noun | clusterē — a group or cluster of things gathered closely together. |
| Cogeth | Noun | Cog — a small, precisely cut gear tooth in fine clockwork. |
| collaborē | Verb | collaborē — to join with refined companions in creative or courtly work. |
| committē | Verb | committē — to dedicate oneself with steadfast, graceful resolve. |
| communē | Noun | communē — the circle of refined companions who share grace and support. |
| conceali | Noun | conceali — the cream that discreetly evens and brightens the complexion. |
| concentē | Noun | concentē — the deep, focused state required for refined creation or study. |
| condi | Noun | condi — the softening elixir applied after cleansing to nourish hair. |
| confidi | Noun | confidi — inner trust and self-assurance that comes from living in harmony with one’s station and Oathbond. |
| connecti | Verb | connecti — to form or strengthen a bond with another person in keeping with the Natural Order. |
| connectē | Verb | connectē — to form graceful links with new companions or ideas. |
| constructē | Verb | constructē — to build or arrange with precise, elegant craftsmanship. |
| contentē | Adjective | contentē — quietly satisfied and at peace with one’s current refinement. |
| contentĥ | Adjective | contentĥ — quietly satisfied and at peace with one’s current station and Oathbond. |
| contourē | Noun | contourē — the outline or shape that defines form and structure. |
| Contrabir | Noun | Contraband — forbidden or heavily taxed goods hidden in secret compartments. |
| craftē | Verb | craftē — to create by hand with refined Skaella and attention. |
| Cratir | Noun | Crate — a brass-banded wooden shipping container with precision locks. |
| creami | Adjective | creami — having a rich, smooth, creamy texture or consistency. |
| creati | Verb | creati — to create or the act of creating; the spark of making something new. |
| creativi | Adjective | creativi — filled with the spark of elegant invention and new ideas. |
| creatē | Verb | creatē — to bring forth new works of art, missives, or refined ideas. |
| creatĥ | Verb | creatĥ — to bring something new into being through Skaella and intention. |
| crownē | Noun | crownē — the regal headpiece or the invisible aura of kingly presence. |
| crownĥ | Noun | crownĥ — a symbol of high station or earned authority. |
| cryē | Verb | cryē — to shed tears of emotion, whether of sorrow, joy, or catharsis. |
| curi | Adjective | curi — showing interest and a desire to learn or explore. |
| curlē | Noun | curlē — a curved or spiral shape, especially in hair. |
| curlĥi | Verb | Curl |
| curē | Adjective | curē — the refined urge to explore, learn, and discover with grace. |
| cutcreasē | Noun | cutcreasē — a sharp, defined crease or line. |
| Cutlassir | Noun | Cutlass — the short, heavy brass-edged pirate blade for close fighting. |
| dadē | Noun | dadē — one’s male parent or an affectionate term of respectful dominance. |
| dadĥi | Noun | dadĥi — father; also a term of respect or affectionate authority. |
| daihira | Verb | daihira — to dye or the act of coloring hair or fabric. |
| dandi | Noun | dandi — the flaky scalp condition treated with refined cleansing rites. |
| Darknē | Noun | Darknē — the fifth festival day. Falls between Gādherē and Endurē. The Darkest Day. Winter solstice. The shortest day. Somber but not sad — |
| Daunbadē | Noun | Daunbadē — open wanting of another. |
| Daunē | Noun | Daunē — the first day of the nine-day week. Dawn-day. The cycle begins with first light. |
| davai | Interjection | davai — an encouraging call meaning “let us go” or “come on”, used to urge action or effort. |
| daya | Noun | daya — a single day; the basic unit of time and daily life. |
| dayā | Noun | dayā — the full cycle of light and activity in Teraell life. |
| debaka | Adjective | debaka — something truly impressive, fortunate, or remarkable. |
| debakā | Interjection | debakā — an exclamation of awe at something exceptionally grand or masterful. |
| decide | Verb | decide — to choose a path with clear, refined judgment. |
| dedikira | Adjective | dedikira — fully committed and steadfast in one’s duty and Oathbond. |
| dedikē | Adjective | dedikē — fully committed to a path of refinement without wavering. |
| dek | Noun | dek — the cardinal number ten, used in precise reckoning. |
| deka | Noun | deka — the number ten. |
| Dekir | Noun | Deck — the polished wooden platform where sailors and automata move with precision. |
| dekira | Verb | dekira — to decide or a decision. |
| deletra | Verb | deletra — to remove or erase something completely. |
| delightē | Noun | delightē — pure, refined joy arising from small graces or beauty. |
| delisera | Verb | delisera — delight or to delight; quiet joy and satisfaction. |
| delvē | Verb | delvē — to remove, erase, or destroy with finality. |
| demura | Adjective | demura — modest, calm, and restrained in manner. |
| demurē | Adjective | demurē — calmly elegant, modest, and composed in bearing. |
| depē | Noun | depē — the heavy, empty fog that may descend upon the spirit. |
| dertē | Noun | dertē — the rich earth or soil from which gardens and life arise. |
| designē | Verb | designē — to craft or plan with refined aesthetic judgment. |
| desire | Noun | desire — the refined pull toward beauty, connection, or elevation. |
| desū | Verb | desū — to follow; to come after and keep pace. |
| developa | Verb | developa — to develop or grow steadily in Skaella and virtue. |
| developē | Verb | developē — to grow Skaella, presence, or refinement gradually and gracefully. |
| dezigna | Verb | dezigna — to design or a design; to plan with care and purpose. |
| dezira | Noun | dezira — desire or to desire; a deep and proper longing. |
| Differē | Noun | Difference engine — a clockwork calculating device used by apothecaries and scholars. |
| dignira | Noun | dignira — dignity; self-respect and honorable bearing. |
| dignē | Noun | dignē — the unshakeable self-respect that never falters. |
| dilwidē | Verb | dilwidē — to send away; to dismiss from one’s presence. |
| disciplē | Noun | disciplē — the daily habit that forges lasting grace and mastery. |
| discove | Verb | discove — to find new beauty, knowledge, or refined delight. |
| disiplira | Noun | disiplira — discipline; steady self-control and daily practice. |
| diskovira | Verb | diskovira — to discover or a discovery. |
| distrakira | Verb | distrakira — to distract or a distraction. |
| distraktē | Verb | distraktē — to pull attention away from focused refinement or duty. |
| Dockir | Noun | Dock — the act of mooring a ship or the brass-reinforced landing structure. |
| dogira | Noun | dogira — a loyal dog. |
| dogē | Noun | dogē — any beloved household pet or companion animal. |
| dongā | Noun | dongā — east; the sunrise quarter. |
| doomū | Noun | doomū — the heavy sinking feeling that follows receipt of ill tidings. |
| dota | Noun | dota — daughter; a female child. |
| dotā | Noun | dotā — one’s female child, raised with love and refined guidance. |
| doune | Adverb | doune — down; the direction of descent and of lowered regard. |
| dounera | Verb | dounera — to receive or bring in new supplies, knowledge, or goods. |
| dounē | Verb | dounē — to take or steal something by stealth or cunning. |
| draihira | Noun | draihira — a fine refreshing powder used to cleanse or revitalize without water. |
| draini | Adjective | draini — feeling deeply drained or exhausted. 2. To empty out. |
| drainē | Verb | drainē — to become exhausted; also to empty liquid from a vessel. |
| draira | Verb | draira — to dry or the act of drying after washing. |
| dreamē | Noun | dreamē — an aspirational vision or gentle fantasy of future grace. |
| dremira | Noun | Dream. |
| dresira | Verb | dresira — to dress or the act of dressing with care and dignity. |
| dresē | Verb | dresē — to attire oneself or another with elegant care and harmony. |
| Driftē | Noun | Driftē — the set movement of water. |
| dripē | Verb | dripē — to dress another person; to attire someone other than oneself. |
| dryē | Verb | dryē — to remove moisture from hair or skin with gentle, refined technique. |
| dryĥē | Noun | dryĥē — fine powder used for grooming or refreshment. |
| Drāftē | Noun | Drāftē — a draft; the pulling of a load by animal power, or the load so pulled. Not a unit of measure. |
| drāxē | — | drāxē — the ambusher of the northern forests. |
| Drōnēr | Noun | Drōnēr — a clockwork instrument producing sustained low-frequency sound. Bellows feed air through brass resonating chambers. |
| Drōpē | Noun | Drōpē — the finest unit of volume. One five-hundred-and-twelfth of a Flāskē, about 2 milliliters. |
| du | Noun | du — the cardinal number two, symbol of partnership and balance. |
| dudek | Noun | dudek — the number twenty, a full score in counting or cycles. |
| duele | Noun | duele — a formal, graceful contest of wits, Skaella, or honor. |
| duelu | Noun | duelu — a formal duel or contest of honor. |
| dyē | Verb | dyē — to color hair or fabric with refined, lasting pigment. |
| dā- | Prefix | dā- — the masculine authority gender prefix. Used specifically for status and authority words (Jugōr, Jugān) where the standard casual brō- |
| dā-Jugān | Noun | dā-Jugān — the respectful word a slave uses to address a male free person who is not their owner. Uses the dā- authority prefix because any |
| dā-Jugōr | Noun | dā-Jugōr — the word a slave uses to address their male owner specifically. The dā- authority prefix evolved from proto dadĥi (father/daddy w |
| Dāsē | Noun | Dāsē — a slave. Gender-neutral. A person who is owned, who wears a collar, who serves. The word carries no harshness in its sound — consiste |
| Dēgrē | Noun | Dēgrē — one unit on the temperature scale. Water freezes at 0 and boils at 256. |
| Dīpnē | Noun | Dīpnē — deep; of great depth. |
| Dōndēdōpēnē | Noun | Dōndēdōpēnē — a looking inside without opening; the instrument that does it. |
| dōrathē | — | dōrathē — the great draft beast. |
| Dōsē | Noun | Dōsē — medical and pharmaceutical unit of volume. Eight Drōpē, about 16 milliliters. |
| earingē | Noun | earingē — the jeweled ornament that adorns the ear with elegance. |
| edita | Verb | edita — to refine or improve a drawing, letter, or work of art. |
| editē | Verb | editē — to refine, adjust, or perfect a portrait, missive, or record. |
| edji | Verb | edji — to approach the limit of endurance or emotion. |
| edjē | Noun | edjē — the literal edge, border, or sharp boundary of something. |
| efficē | Adjective | efficē — achieving refined results with minimal waste of effort or grace. |
| effira | Adjective | effira — efficient and well-ordered in one’s duties. |
| egyo | Noun | egyo — playful, endearing, or childlike charm in manner or speech. |
| egyō | Noun | egyō — the charming, playful display of cuteness to delight company. |
| Ejingē | Verb | Ejingē — to draw on and hold back. |
| eksira | Noun | eksira — a former partner or bond that has ended. |
| ekso | Adjective | ekso — filled with eager anticipation and positive energy. |
| eksē | Noun | eksē — a former companion whose bond has gracefully concluded. |
| eksō | Adjective | eksō — filled with positive, refined anticipation and energy. |
| el | Noun | el — a loss or failure; also to accept defeat with dignity. |
| elbowira | Noun | elbowira — the elbow; the joint of the arm used in gesture and posture. |
| elbowē | Noun | elbowē — the joint of the arm, used in elegant gesture or repose. |
| Eldwarē | Noun | Eldwarē — Eldwara; the ancient elder-shore trading civilization. |
| elefira | Noun | elefira — a large, strong creature sometimes kept as a symbol of power and loyalty. |
| elefē | Noun | elefē — any exceptionally large land animal. |
| elega | Adjective | elega — refined, graceful, and fitting of high station. |
| elegā | Adjective | elegā — possessing timeless, refined grace in movement, attire, and bearing. |
| elevātē | Verb | elevātē — to raise one’s presence, status, or grace with refinement. |
| Elyre | Verb | Default graceful standing display pose; to hold oneself in elegant, rooted poise. |
| encouragē | Verb | encouragē — to uplift a companion’s spirit with kind, refined words. |
| Endurē | Noun | Endurē — the eighth and final month of the year. The month of endurance, shelter, and collective strength. City Oathbond. Winter. The hardes |
| energie | Noun | vital grace — the refined inner force that animates presence and refinement in salon life or courtly duties. Used in Teraell conversation li |
| energē | Noun | energē — the vital force that fuels refined action and presence. |
| enhansē | Verb | enhansē — to elevate quality, beauty, or grace with refined addition. |
| enjine | Noun | engine — the elegant mechanical heart of clockwork devices, steam carriages, or automatons in Teraell society. Used in salon discourse like |
| enjinē | Noun | enjinē — the elegant mechanical heart of clockwork devices, steam carriages, or automatons. |
| enpisē | Noun | enpisē — a row of persons standing evenly and alike. |
| enthūzie | Noun | enthusiasm — the cultivated spark of refined delight that elevates salon gatherings and courtly exchange. |
| enthūzē | Noun | enthūzē — the cultivated spark of refined delight that elevates salon gatherings. |
| era | Noun | era — a distinct period or age of time, whether personal, social, or historical, marked by its prevailing grace or refinement. Used in Terae |
| eringira | Noun | eringira — an earring or ear adornment worn as a mark of station or beauty. |
| Ermāgērdē | Interjection | Ermāgērdē — an exclamation of delight beyond containing. |
| esi | Noun | esi — an effortless, graceful victory or success. |
| essence | Noun | essence — the pure, underlying nature or core quality of a thing, person, or experience. |
| essensē | Noun | essensē — the pure, underlying nature or core quality of a thing. |
| ethē | Noun | ethē — the refined rules of honorable conduct in salon and court. |
| euphorie | Noun | euphoria — the elevated, harmonious rapture of refined delight or social triumph in Teraell salons and balls. |
| euphō | Noun | euphō — the elevated, harmonious rapture of refined delight. |
| evolē | Verb | evolē — the next graceful stage of personal refinement or elevation. |
| exalte | Noun | excitement — the refined thrill of anticipation or graceful elevation in courtly life. |
| excitē | Noun | excitē — the refined thrill of anticipation or graceful elevation. |
| exclusē | Adjective | exclusē — reserved for those of highest refined standing. |
| exfolē | Verb | exfolē — to gently renew the skin by removing dull surface layers. |
| expertē | Noun | expertē — one of polished mastery in any courtly or healing art. |
| Expirdētē | Adjective | Expirdētē — dated; marked with the day it was made or sealed. |
| explore | Verb | explore — to venture with sharp, elegant curiosity into new arts, lands, or ideas of refinement. |
| explorē | Verb | explorē — to venture with sharp, elegant curiosity into new realms of grace. |
| Extacrispē | Verb | Extacrispē — to fry; to cook in hot fat. |
| extende | Verb | extend — to lengthen, stretch, or broaden in space, time, or grace (traditional sense). |
| extendē | Verb | extendē — to lengthen, stretch, or broaden with graceful intention. |
| eyelinerē | Noun | eyelinerē — the delicate line that sharpens and elevates the gaze. |
| faellē | Noun; Verb | faellē — to disgrace oneself by performing grief before those who will not feel it. |
| faithē | Noun | faithē — the cultivated, steadfast trust that sustains refinement. |
| faitē | Noun | faitē — a graceful clash or contest of wits, Skaella, or honor. |
| Falkē | Noun | Falkē — the small hunting bird. |
| false | Adjective | false or untrue — lacking authenticity or truth in word, deed, or appearance. |
| falsē | Noun | falsē — the delicate enhancement for dramatic yet graceful eyes. |
| famie | Noun | family — one’s immediate or chosen kin, bound by blood or refined loyalty in Teraell society. |
| Famirā | Noun | Family — the sacred core unit bound by Oathbond. |
| famusē | Adjective | famusē — held in high, graceful renown within Teraell circles. |
| famē | Noun | famē — one’s immediate or chosen kin bound by blood or refined loyalty. |
| fangē | Noun | fangē — the sharp decorative tooth accent in elegant court fashion. |
| fantazē | Noun | fantazē — an escapist daydream or ideal vision of refined living. |
| fanū | Noun | fanū — the elegant, jesting act of claiming a small token or refreshment. |
| farā | Adjective | farā — a great distance in space, time, or social regard. |
| feathē | Noun | feathē — the light, ornamental plume used in courtly adornment. |
| Fellwērē | Noun | Fellwērē — the killer of stock. |
| felwīrē | — | felwīrē — the beast that took the herds. |
| Ferrikovē | Noun | Iron Coves — the lawless pirate archipelago of the Broken Chain. |
| fervē | Noun | fervē — the heated yet elegant passion for a cause or refined pursuit. |
| ferē | Interjection | ferē — the soft particle affirming sincerity in refined discourse. |
| Festir | Noun | Festival or grand celebration. |
| festē | Noun | festē — the elegant celebration or party energy of grand occasions. |
| fide | Noun | faith — the cultivated, steadfast trust that sustains one’s path of personal and social refinement. |
| fidā | Noun | fidā — the main stream of salon gossip, news, and mechanical chronicles. |
| Filigrē | Noun | Filigree — delicate brass ornamental work on clockwork and automata. |
| filtre | Noun | filter — the refined process or device for purifying water, elixirs, or essences in healing arts and daily life. |
| filtē | Noun | filtē — the subtle veil or powder that softens and perfects appearance. |
| Fingunē | Noun | Fingunē — a finger. |
| fingē | Noun | fingē — the graceful digit of the hand, used in gesture and adornment. |
| Finishē | Verb | Finishē — to come to the end of the act. |
| finē | Noun | finē — the elegant swimming appendage motif in fashion or decoration. |
| fishē | Noun | fishē — the graceful water creature featured in decorative motifs and cuisine. |
| Flagir | Noun | Bludrazōn flag — the personal sigil banner flown by free captains. |
| flerte | Verb | flirt — the refined art of playful, graceful courtship or witty exchange in salon gatherings. |
| flexē | Adjective | flexē — the graceful ability to bend with circumstance while preserving refined poise. |
| Flintir | Noun | Flintlock — a precision brass pistol or musket with clockwork spark. |
| flippē | Noun | flippē — the elegant swimming limb of aquatic creatures. |
| flirtē | Noun | flirtē — the refined art of playful, graceful courtship or witty exchange. |
| florē | Noun | florē — the polished surface of a grand salon or ballroom. |
| Flāskē | Noun | Flāskē — the base unit of volume. Eight Tāsē, about 1 liter. A water flask; a bottle of wine. |
| flēskē | — | flēskē — the fleece of the Baechri; cloth of that fleece. |
| Flōtē | Noun | Flōtē — a company of ships. |
| flūrā | Noun | flūrā — flower; the delicate blooming ornament of nature. |
| focusse | Verb | focus — the cultivated art of directing refined attention during salon discourse or healing rites. |
| focussē | Verb | focussē — the cultivated art of directing refined attention. |
| fodek | Noun | fodek — the number forty. |
| folē | Verb | folē — to accompany with loyal grace. |
| fomē | Noun | fomē — the gentle anxiety of being absent from a notable salon or ball. |
| fonē | Verb | fonē — to send a written message or missive. |
| forsawidē | Verb | forsawidē — to give brief courtesy in passing. |
| fortunē | Noun | fortunē — a wave of favorable outcomes or refined luck in courtly affairs. |
| forwē | Verb | forwē — to pass along a missive or token with elegant discretion. |
| forē | Adverb | forē — away / far from — at a graceful distance in space, time, or social regard. |
| foundē | Noun | foundē — the base or foundation upon which something is built; the beginning. |
| framē | Noun | framē — the literal border or structure that holds and displays a picture or mirror. |
| fraskā | — | fraskā — the colony that sweetens water. |
| Freekapit | Noun | Free captain — a pirate lord who claims their own floating Bludrazōn. |
| frenē | Noun | frenē — the chosen friend of refined loyalty. |
| Frigirā | Noun | Cold cabinet — the mechanical icebox or refrigeration unit used in households. |
| frizzē | Noun | frizzē — an unruly or wild person; also a prickly plant similar to a thistle. |
| froge | Noun | frog — the graceful amphibian, often celebrated in decorative fountain motifs or healing lore. |
| frogē | Noun | frogē — the graceful amphibian, often celebrated in decorative fountain motifs. |
| Frontir | Noun | Frontier — the wild, untamed lands beyond the ordered cities. |
| fulfillē | Verb | fulfillē — to bring graceful completion to a refinement or courtly obligation. |
| fulfillēkolarith | Noun | fulfillēkolarith — the closed mark; the collar-mark completed on manumission. |
| fure | Noun | flower — the blooming ornament of nature, prized in salon arrangements and symbolic adornment. |
| futhē | Noun | futhē — a refined meal or nourishing repast. |
| Fuzipiklē | Noun | Fuzipiklē — cheese; milk set, pressed and aged. |
| Fēldē | Noun | Fēldē — block unit of distance. Eight Rōdē, about 64 meters. Roughly the length of a city block. |
| fīrnē | — | fīrnē — northern evergreen timber. |
| fō | Noun | fō — the cardinal number four. |
| fōkē | — | fōkē — attention; the state of being fixed on a thing. |
| Fōlkā | Noun | Fōlkē — the people of a place taken together. |
| fōlkē | Verb | fōlkē — the refined act of focusing attention sharply. |
| Fōrgē | Noun | Fōrgē — the fifth month of the year. The month of craft, labor, building, and professional excellence. Station Oathbond. High summer. Peak w |
| fūrie | Noun | fur — the soft, luxurious pelt used in courtly garments and refined accessories. |
| fūriē | Noun | fūriē — the soft, luxurious pelt used in courtly garments. |
| Galaksibrāynē | Noun | Galaksibrāynē — the game of standings; the long board game of position. |
| gasle | Noun | subtle deception — the courtly art of gently guiding perception without outright falsehood. |
| gaslē | Noun | gaslē — the courtly art of gently guiding perception. |
| gatherē | Verb | gatherē — to collect companions or refined company with graceful intent. |
| Gearblade | Noun | Gearblade — a spring-loaded brass sword that snaps open with precise force. |
| Gearith | Noun | Gear — the precise brass cog that drives clockwork mechanisms and automata. |
| geni | Noun | geni — the rare, cultivated spark of exceptional insight. |
| Gerbērtē | Noun | Gerbērtē — a fool; a foolish person. |
| gifē | Noun | gifē — a present given with grace; also a natural talent or ability. |
| gillē | Noun | gillē — the delicate breathing filament of aquatic creatures. |
| givē | Verb | givē — to give, to offer, to present. |
| glazē | Noun | glazē — the refined art of offering lavish yet tasteful praise. |
| glaŵe | Noun | refinement — the personal elevation of presence, bearing, or grace through cultivated effort. |
| glaŵē | Noun | glaŵē — the personal elevation of presence through cultivated effort. |
| glossē | Noun | glossē — a shiny, lustrous surface; also the cosmetic that gives lips shine. |
| glovē | Noun | glovē — the fine hand covering of silk or leather. |
| Glutenfrī | Noun | Glutenfrī — bread; the baked loaf of grain flour. |
| gluē | Noun | gluē — the delicate bonding essence used for false lashes or ornament. |
| glārē | — | glārē — the lure of the caves. |
| Glōnithē | Noun | Glōnithē — the stone that gives light. |
| goalē | Noun | goalē — a refined objective or milestone in one’s path of elevation. |
| golu | Noun | golu — the luminous precious metal of adornment and status. |
| gon | Particle | gon — shall / will — future-tense particle. |
| goonē | Noun | goonē — the gentle, wandering state of contemplative leisure. |
| Gorgē | Noun | Gorgē — the throat. |
| gosti | Verb | gosti — to vanish gracefully — the refined art of withdrawing without offense. |
| Gotmilkē | Noun | Gotmilkē — milk. |
| Goyl | Noun | Goyl — the gold coin. The largest denomination. 1 Goyl = 16 Serath = 256 Braell. |
| goāte | Adjective | greatest — the pinnacle of excellence in any refined pursuit or art. |
| goātē | Adjective | goātē — the pinnacle of excellence in any refined pursuit. |
| gracē | Noun | gracē — effortless poise and harmonious movement. |
| Grapeshotir | Noun | Grapeshot — small brass balls fired to clear enemy decks. |
| grasi | Noun | grasi — the soft green carpet of nature. |
| grasē | Noun | grasē — the gentle reminder to ground oneself in the natural world. |
| gratē | Noun | gratē — the cultivated expression of thankful grace. |
| grayē | Adjective | grayē — the subdued, sophisticated hue of polished stone. |
| grimvāxē | — | grimvāxē — the pack hunter of the moorland. |
| grinde | Noun | work / to work — the steady, honorable application of effort toward refinement or duty. |
| grindē | Verb | grindē — the steady, honorable application of effort. |
| grite | Noun | grite — a measured, elegant call of enthusiasm. |
| groupē | Noun | groupē — a select gathering of refined companions. |
| growē | Noun | growē — the natural unfolding of personal refinement. |
| grundē | Noun | grundē — the solid earth beneath one’s feet; and the founding of a settlement upon it. |
| grānē | Noun | grānē — grain, taken as a whole rather than by variety. |
| grāselē | — | grāselē — wild greens. |
| grāshē | — | grāshē — to leave off work a while; to rest. |
| grāsā | — | grāsā — pasture grass. |
| Grātē | Noun | Grātē — the fourth festival day. Falls between Abundē and Gādherē. The Gratitude. Harvest transition. Abundance shared broadly. Markets over |
| grēni | Adjective | green — the vibrant hue of living growth, favored in salon gardens and healing elixirs. |
| Grēnē | Noun | Grēnē — the finest unit of weight. One five-hundred-and-twelfth of a Wēthē, about 2 grams. Pharmaceutical and clockwork use. |
| Grīnsētē | Noun | Grīnsētē — earnings; money brought in by work. |
| Grūpchātē | Noun | Grūpchātē — a closed company; a room kept for its own members. |
| guashē | Noun | guashē — a smooth roller tool used for massage or lymphatic work. |
| gufi | Adjective | gufi — the charming, light-hearted folly that delights. |
| guildē | Noun | guildē — guild, a professional organization of craftsmen. The foundation of Foergaet society. |
| gyatē | Interjection | gyatē — an exclamation of admiration for an especially graceful presence. |
| Gādherē | Noun | Gādherē — the seventh month of the year. The month of community, gathering, civic duty, and unity. City Oathbond. Autumn. The harvest is in |
| gēbāg | — | gēbāg — to obtain money. |
| gēgē | — | gēgē — the closing word of a contest. |
| Gōslē | Noun | Gōslē — the broad-billed water bird. |
| gūne | Noun | weapon — an implement of defense or ceremonial display in Teraell society. |
| gūripoudre | Noun | gunpowder — the controlled explosive essence used in ceremonial or mechanical displays. |
| gūripoudrē | Noun | gūripoudrē — the controlled explosive essence used in ceremonial displays. |
| habitū | Noun | habitū — a cultivated daily practice that elevates grace. |
| haji | Interjection | haji — an exclamation of refined praise. |
| handē | Noun | handē — the refined instrument of gesture and elegant touch. |
| hapi | Adjective | hapi — the state of serene, cultivated contentment. |
| harmonē | Noun | harmonē — the perfect alignment of presence and company. |
| Harmōnēr | Noun | Harmōnēr — a stringed instrument with clockwork-assisted sustain. Strings bowed mechanically by a clockwork wheel. |
| haste | Verb | charge / to rush at — the deliberate, forward surge toward a person or objective with intent. |
| hatē | Noun | hatē — the refined head covering that completes attire. |
| Havneth | Noun | Harbor — a sheltered port where ships dock and trade flows. |
| headbandē | Noun | headbandē — the elegant band that secures or adorns the hair. |
| healē | Noun | healē — a healer, a physician. One who restores health. |
| hedē | Noun | hedē — the noble seat of thought and graceful bearing. |
| helpē | Verb | helpē — the courteous act of offering refined assistance. |
| henlo | Interjection | henlo — hello. Standard greeting. |
| hennē | Noun | hennē — the natural dye paste used for intricate adornment. |
| heriē | Noun | heriē — the crowning glory of the head, styled with refined care. |
| hilē | Noun | hilē — the soothing restoration of body or spirit. |
| Hipdipē | Noun | Hipdipē — the hip and its curve. |
| Hitlāyē | Noun | Hitlāyē — a machine that plays music from a pressed disc. |
| Holdir | Noun | Cargo hold — the clockwork-secured storage deck of a ship. |
| Hookir | Noun | Grappling hook — the brass clockwork-tipped boarding hook. |
| Horologē | Noun | Horologe — a grand or personal clockwork timepiece of exquisite craftsmanship. |
| hwisrā | — | hwisrā — the sleeping moss. |
| hāikē | — | hāikē — openly; emphatically; without concealment. |
| hālvēkē | — | hālvēkē — the slow-grown hardwood. |
| hārlē | — | hārlē — the salt fish of the northern waters. |
| hēlō | Interjection | greeting — the elegant salutation used upon entering salon company. |
| Hērwē | Noun | Hērwē — an armed force. |
| Hīdūwātīdūbētā | Noun | Hīdūwātīdūbētā — the better-made of two like things; the coin of Clearhold. |
| hīlītē | Noun | hīlītē — the act or point of emphasis, illumination, or highlighting. |
| Hōldē | Noun | Hōldē — to hold; to keep against force. |
| Hōlē | Noun | Hōlē — a hollow in rock. |
| Hōtsinglē | Noun | Hōtsinglē — a house that sells drink and the company of rented slaves. |
| isaynitē | Noun; Verb | isaynitē — a wrongness of fit; a thing or person that is not where it should be. |
| iskrā | — | iskrā — the shattering lichen. |
| Iskrē | Noun | Iskrē — the lichen that shatters to shards. |
| izīē | — | izīē — dismissal of a contest as trivial. |
| iōnō | Interjection | iōnō — I do not know; an admission offered without shame. |
| Jollyir | Noun | Jolly Roger — the black pirate flag of the Iron Coves (often with brass sigils). |
| Jugān | Noun | Jugān — the respectful word a slave uses to address any free person who is not their owner. Clearly related to Jugōr — the shared jū- root m |
| Jugōr | Noun | Jugōr — the word a slave uses to address their own specific owner. The most intimate and authoritative address word in the language. Gender- |
| jītsē | — | jītsē — a junior in a trade or craft. |
| Kaje | Verb | Enter the display cage and assume default Stand pose. |
| kammrā | — | kammrā — the predator of the upper passes. |
| kampīnē | — | kampīnē — the holding of a position. |
| kapasira | Noun | kapasira — one’s inner strength or limit for work, duty, or endurance within their station. |
| Kapitir | Noun | Captain — the ship’s master who commands by Oathbond and clockwork navigation. |
| karyīnē | — | karyīnē — the one carrying a shared burden alone. |
| katfō | — | katfō — caught with proof that cannot be disputed. |
| kavira | Noun | kavira — proven Skaella or ability that shows one is fit for their station and duties. |
| keikakū | Verb | keikakū — to hold a shape exactly as it was taught. |
| kelrē | — | kelrē — the grown mushroom of cellars and undercrofts. |
| kelvā | — | kelvā — charcoal. |
| Kirtlē | Noun | Kirtlē — a dress of one piece. |
| kitā | Noun | kitā — north; the cold quarter. |
| klassira | Adjective | klassira — elegant and refined in manner, befitting high station. |
| klawira | Noun | klawira — a sharp claw or talon, often seen on animals or as a decorative motif. |
| klena | Verb | klena — to cleanse or the act of cleansing; to wash away dirt or impurities from the body or objects. |
| klevera | Adjective | klevera — clever; quick and sharp in thought or action while remaining within one’s station. |
| klingē | Verb | klingē — to hold onto a person; to attach oneself closely. |
| klithera | Noun | klithera — a delicate ornamental pin or clasp used to secure or adorn the hair. |
| klustira | Noun | klustira — a cluster; a small group or collection of things. |
| Klūmpē | Noun | Klūmpē — cooking and commerce unit of weight. Eight Pīnsē, about 125 grams. A handful of flour. |
| knōvē | Verb | knōvē — to know. |
| Kokwaflē | Interjection | Kokwaflē — a coarse word of contempt. |
| Kolare | Noun | Collar — the symbol of ownership worn by slaves. |
| Kolarith | Noun | Collar-mark — the permanent slave brand or sigil at the back of the neck. |
| kolgārē | — | kolgārē — the encircling pack of the high ground. |
| kollabera | Verb | kollabera — to work together with others in harmony and proper station. |
| komitira | Verb | komitira — to commit or a firm commitment; to bind oneself fully to a duty or Oathbond. |
| Kompasē | Noun | Compass — the elegant brass clockwork navigation instrument with glowing dial. |
| komunira | Noun | komunira — a group of people bound by shared Oathbond and common purpose. |
| koncentira | Verb | koncentira — to concentrate or deep focus; the state of giving full attention to a task. |
| kondira | Noun | 1. Temper of Mind, 2. A State of Being, 3. a restricting or modifying factor |
| konseala | Noun | konseala — To cover up or conceal |
| konstrira | Verb | konstrira — to build or assemble with care and precision. |
| kontura | Verb | kontura — to shape or define an outline with subtle shading or emphasis. |
| Kraftharē | Noun | Forgegate — the industrious meritocratic city of forges, craft, and practical Reason. |
| kraftira | Verb | kraftira — to create something by hand with Skaella and care. |
| Krai | Verb | Krai — to shed tears; also the act or state of emotional release. |
| kravōnē | — | kravōnē — the oil-bearing leviathan. |
| krema | Noun | krema — a thick, nourishing cream applied to the skin for softness and protection. |
| Krendē | Noun | Krendē — the hard-shelled insect. |
| Krevir | Noun | Crew — the sailors and mechanists who serve aboard a clockpunk vessel. |
| Kronavir | Noun | Chronometer — the ship’s master clockwork timepiece for accurate longitude. |
| Kronir | Noun | Clockwork — the intricate system of springs, gears, and precise motion. |
| krāshū | — | krāshū — to lose composure publicly; a public breakdown of self-command. |
| kutkresa | Noun | kutkresa — a sharp, defined line used in art, drawing, or grooming to create dramatic emphasis. |
| Kwllē | Noun | Kwllē — a sealed glass sphere. |
| kāivā | — | kāivā — the hunting bird of the road. |
| Kāllwyrmē | Noun | Kāllwyrmē — the calling worm of the open sea. |
| kāshmās | Interjection; Verb | kāshmās — to call another out; the formal challenge to settle a matter of honor by combat. |
| kāē | Particle | kāē — a marker of asking. |
| kīlō | Noun; Prefix | kīlō — a thousand. In the name of a measure, 1024, the tenth doubling. |
| Kōlē | Noun | Kōlē — coal. |
| kōpiūm | — | kōpiūm — a comforting belief held against the evidence. |
| Kōprē | Noun | Kōprē — copper; the soft red metal. |
| kūkē | — | kūkē — to devise; to have a thing in preparation. |
| lagīē | — | lagīē — slowness in response. |
| lefta | Adjective | lefta — left; the hand and the direction opposite raita. |
| Letimcūkē | Noun | Letimcūkē — a cook; one left to do the work because they know it. |
| Leviathir | Noun | Sea monster — any great leviathan or kraken-like beast of the deep. |
| Levirā | Noun | Lever — a refined brass arm used in precise mechanical devices. |
| Libertē | Noun | Liberty Cap mushroom — the psychedelic teaching fungus. |
| line | Noun | eyeliner — the delicate, refined line that sharpens and elevates the gaze in salon preparation. |
| Lockvir | Noun | Secret lock — a hidden brass clockwork compartment in cargo crates. |
| Longē | Noun | Longē — long; extended in time or space. |
| Lootir | Noun | Loot — valuable goods seized during a raid or boarding. |
| Loslōē | Verb | Loslōē — to cook down slowly; to reduce over low heat. |
| Lumethir | Noun | Magic lantern — the elegant projection device that creates moving ethereal images. |
| Luminarē | Noun | Shining Reach — the enlightened capital of brass, light, and refined Reason. |
| lunki | Verb | lunki — to blink; a quick closing of the eyes, often done with grace or to show quiet agreement. |
| Lēgē | Noun | Lēgē — the travel unit of distance. 1024 Strīdē, about 1 kilometer. Given way in later speech to Keiloe-Streid. |
| lītā | — | lītā — of the first rank; expert. |
| Līvē | Noun | Līvē — to live; to continue past what should have ended it. |
| Lōbaterī | Adjective | Lōbaterī — run down in body; sick, ailing, without strength. |
| lōkin | — | lōkdīn — to commit oneself wholly to a task. |
| lōkē | — | lōkē — slightly; quietly; in a small degree. |
| Lōmē | Noun | Lōmē — worked clay. |
| lūlzē | Noun | lūlzē — laughter at another's cost; mischief done for the amusement of it. |
| Lūmnē | Noun | Lūmnē — light, and the giving of it. |
| Lūmē | Noun | Lūmē — the second day of the nine-day week. Light-day. Clarity and illumination. |
| Lūpēr | Noun | Lūpēr — a clockwork loop machine. A mechanism repeats musical patterns while performers play over the top. |
| Majikhāpē | Noun | Majikhāpē — a kitchen; the room where the work of feeding a house is done. |
| mamē | Noun | mamē — mother. Intimate family word. The first word most children speak — universal across all cultures. |
| mangi | Verb | mangi — to eat, to consume food. |
| Manifestir | Noun | Manifest — the brass-engraved list of all cargo aboard a vessel. |
| marisūē | — | marisūē — the impossible hero of a tale. |
| Marke | Verb | Formal presentation pose — turn away, kneel (one knee up, one down), hold hair up to expose neck mark, eyes to floor. |
| Mastir | Noun | Mast — the tall wooden spar fitted with brass fittings and clockwork tensioners. |
| Mechanir | Noun | Mechanist — a master craftsman who builds and maintains clockwork devices. |
| Mechari | Noun | Mechanism — any intricate clockwork assembly of gears and precision parts. |
| mehē | Interjection | mehē — indifference; the refusal to be moved either way. |
| Mekharū | Noun | : Clockwork automaton |
| melankira | Noun | melankira — a heavy or low mood; melancholy or inner heaviness. |
| mimrā | — | mimrā — the voice in the wood. |
| Miskē | Noun | Miskē — mist on water or ground. |
| morveila | Verb | morveila — to dwell endlessly on dark thoughts; the act of heavy rumination. |
| Murmurē | Noun | Murmurē — to whisper; a whisper. |
| mā- | Prefix | mā- — the feminine authority gender prefix. Used specifically for status and authority words (Jugōr, Jugān) where the standard casual sī- pr |
| mā-Jugān | Noun | mā-Jugān — the respectful word a slave uses to address a female free person who is not their owner. Uses the mā- authority prefix because an |
| mā-Jugōr | Noun | mā-Jugōr — the word a slave uses to address their female owner specifically. The mā- authority prefix evolved from proto mami (mother/mother |
| Māiwōrdē | Interjection | Māiwōrdē — on my word; the honest account of a thing. |
| mākbrēdē | — | mākbrēdē — to labor for one’s household’s keep. |
| mānsē | Noun | mānsē — people; persons in general. |
| Mārblē | Noun | Mārblē — building stone of any kind. |
| Mārkwē | Noun | Mārkwē — one who makes a mark that is not his to make. |
| Mārkē | Noun | Mārkē — one sixty-fourth of a Spānē, about 84 seconds. The everyday time unit. |
| Mēvē | Noun | Mēvē — the shore bird of every harbor. |
| mī | Pronoun | mī — I, me. |
| Mīfīlē | Noun | Mīfīlē — the seat of feeling within a person. |
| mō- | Prefix | mō- — my; belonging to me. |
| Mūnē | Noun | Mūnē — the eighth day of the nine-day week. Moon-day. Reflection and tides. |
| Mūrē | Noun | Mūrē — what is paid to pass a night inside a wall. |
| Naethurē | Noun | Naethurē — the first month of the year. The month of genuine nature and self-examination. Personal Oathbond. Late winter. The quietest month |
| nah | Particle | nah — no, not. Negation particle placed before verbs. |
| Natirū | Noun | Natural Order — the living hierarchy and balance of strength and station. |
| Naveth | Noun | Ship — ocean-going vessel. |
| Navethir | Noun | Ship — an elegant clockwork-assisted sailing vessel with brass rigging and precision |
| navlā | — | navlā — the strip crop. |
| Nelē | Verb | Kneel gracefully. |
| neskā | — | neskā — the household mouser. |
| nifrā | — | nifrā — the caustic root of the moorland. |
| Ninōpē | Noun | Ninōpē — a nipple. |
| Nochrēmē | Noun | Nochrēmē — the thing that reaches out of the night. |
| Nochwingē | Noun | Nochwingē — the small flier of dusk. |
| Nochwīnē | Noun | Nochwīnē — the insect that sings in the warm dark. |
| nokrāmē | — | nokrāmē — the night-reacher. |
| nuvlāmē | — | nuvlāmē — the living light. |
| nuwīchē | — | nuwīchē — the hive insect kept in every field. |
| nuōnā | — | nuōnā — honey. |
| nāgarē | Noun | nāgarē — a serpent; the long coiling creature. |
| Nāvlē | Noun | Nāvlē — the strip of guard crop run through a field. |
| Nēdlē | Noun | Nēdlē — fine unit of distance. Eight Thrēdē, about 1.6 centimeters. Used in crafting. |
| nēsfū | — | nēsfū — not to be looked at; unfit to be seen. |
| Nīkapē | Noun | Nīkapē — the knee. |
| nīrā | — | nīrā — stone fruit. |
| Nīvlāmē | Noun | Nīvlāmē — the living light that feeds itself. |
| Nōkapē | Interjection | Nōkapē — without falsehood; sworn true. |
| Nōkāpē | Noun | Nōkāpē — honest coin; coin that needs no weighing. |
| Oathvir | Noun | Oath — a solemn personal vow or binding promise of honor. |
| opostrē | — | opostrē — the one a thing began with. |
| opāē | — | opāē — an advantage nothing counters. |
| Ordrē | Noun | Ordrē — one who commands soldiers. |
| Ossirū | Noun | Bone — the strong inner framework of the body; also metaphor for resolve and strength. |
| Parir | Noun | Parry — the precise defensive clockwork twist used in swordplay. |
| Parleyir | Noun | Parley — a formal, clockwork-timed negotiation under truce flag. |
| Pendulē | Noun | Pendulum — the swinging heart of elegant timepieces and regulators. |
| pine | Verb | pin — to affix or highlight a missive, portrait, or announcement at the forefront of a salon gathering or chronicle board so all see it firs |
| pinki | Adjective | pink — the delicate, blushing hue favored in courtly gowns, ribbons, and healing elixirs. |
| piratē | Noun | pirate — the daring sea-raider or bold adventurer celebrated in salon tales and mechanical theater. |
| pirso | Noun | piercing — the refined body ornament of metal or gem that elevates presence and signals courtly status. |
| piski | Noun | utter ruin — the graceful acknowledgment of complete social or personal disaster, often spoken with wry poise. |
| pithira | Noun | pithira — clip or fastener |
| plane | Verb | plan — to chart the next graceful step in refinement, duty, or courtly endeavor. |
| pleasu | Noun | pleasure — the simple, cultivated satisfaction drawn from refined company, art, or daily grace. |
| Pleitēdē | Noun | Pleitēdē — a plate; the dish food is set on. |
| plume | Noun | plume — the light, ornamental feather used in courtly adornment or headdress. |
| Plundir | Noun | Plunder — goods claimed through lawful strength and Bludrazōn. |
| plus | Interjection | please — the soft, courteous particle that frames a refined request in salon discourse. |
| Podrē | Noun | Podrē — the case worn at the belt for charges. |
| pogerē | Verb | pogerē — to hold a pose for an audience. |
| poisi | Noun | poise — the calm, effortless confidence maintained under pressure or in elegant exchange. |
| poissonie | Noun | fish — the graceful water creature, often featured in decorative motifs, cuisine, or aquarium art of Teraell salons. |
| poisōnē | — | poisōnē — fish, taken as a class. |
| poli | Adjective | poly — the graceful practice of open affection shared among multiple chosen companions with full consent and refinement. |
| poni | Noun | ponytail — the high, elegant sweep of hair drawn back for courtly movement or salon display. |
| ponyĥ | Noun | ponytail holder — the delicate band or clasp that secures hair in refined style without dent or pull. |
| populi | Adjective | popular — held in high regard and frequent graceful mention within Teraell salons and courts. |
| pos | Verb | post / to post — to share a missive, portrait, or announcement upon the salon chronicle board for all to see. |
| posi | Verb | pose — to assume a graceful stance or bearing for portraiture or salon display. |
| possibili | Noun | possibility — an open door of refined opportunity awaiting graceful pursuit. |
| posta | Noun | post — a fixed wooden or metal stake to which one may hitch a horse, or the upright support for a mailbox, lantern, or notice board in Terae |
| Powdereth | Noun | Black powder — the fine clockwork-measured charge for cannons. |
| Powderkeg | Noun | Powder keg — a brass-banded barrel of black powder for cannons. |
| prateli | Noun | prateli — playful or mildly rebellious behavior; can be used affectionately as an endearment or as a direct insult/mean-spirited rebuke depe |
| Precith | Noun | Precision — the cultivated art of exact mechanical alignment and refinement. |
| premi | Adjective | premium — of the highest cultivated quality and refined elegance. |
| Presyōrlukē | Noun | Presyōrlukē — the doubling dice game; the stake pressed again. |
| Presēfē | Verb | Presēfē — to bury; to lay the dead in the ground with the rites owed them. |
| primeri | Noun | primer — the antiseptic cream applied to cuts and wounds to disinfect and promote swift healing in advanced Teraell medicine. |
| prinsi | Noun | principle — the core belief that guides one’s path of personal and social refinement. |
| Prizeir | Noun | Prize — a captured ship or cargo claimed as lawful Bludrazōn spoils. |
| producti | Adjective | productive — marked by steady, honorable output in refinement or duty. |
| producĥ | Verb | produce — to bring forth refined creations, missives, or works of art for salon admiration. |
| profi | Noun | profile — the elegant public chronicle of one’s name, graces, and standing in Teraell society. |
| profiĥ | Adjective | professional — polished and accomplished in any courtly or healing art. |
| profo | Noun | pro — one of masterful, cultivated Skaella in any refined pursuit. |
| progresĥ | Noun | progress — the visible, graceful steps taken toward greater refinement. |
| puffi | Noun | powder puff — the soft velvet tool that sets complexion with delicate finality. |
| pukiĥ | Noun | pookie — the affectionate, playful term of endearment for a cherished companion. |
| pulsira | Noun | pulsira — a small metal projectile used in weapons or as a symbol of swift judgment. |
| Pulsēr | Noun | Pulsēr — a clockwork-driven percussion instrument. Brass mechanism drives strikers against tuned surfaces at mechanically precise intervals. |
| Pumpē | Noun | Pumpē — the pump of the body. |
| purĥa | Adjective | purple — the rich, regal hue of royalty and deep contemplative grace. |
| Pālmē | Noun | Pālmē — hand unit of distance. Eight Nēdlē, about 12.5 centimeters. A palm-width. |
| Pālē | Noun | Pālē — household unit of volume. Eight Flāskē, about 8 liters. A bucket or pail. |
| pēpē | Pronoun | pēpē — they, he, she; any person spoken of. |
| Pīnsē | Noun | Pīnsē — small trade unit of weight. Eight Grēnē, about 16 grams. A pinch of spice. |
| Pīpē | Noun | Pīpē — a penis. |
| Quarterir | Noun | Quarter — to offer mercy and take prisoners rather than kill. |
| quickĥ | Adjective | quick — swift and decisive thought or movement executed with refined precision. |
| quilli | Noun | quill — the sharp, elegant spine or writing feather used in decorative or scholarly arts. |
| rabi | Noun | rabbit — the gentle, swift-eared creature prized in salon fables and decorative motifs. |
| Raidir | Noun | Raid — a swift, honorable Bludrazōn seizure of cargo or captives. |
| raijkwītē | — | raijkwītē — the angry abandonment of a contest. |
| raita | Adjective | right — correct, accurate, or the direction of honorable alignment and graceful turn. |
| Raitbakē | Noun | Raitbakē — a shop that sells and lends music and the machines that play it. |
| raji | Noun | rage — the sudden, simmering fire of righteous displeasure expressed with controlled poise. |
| Ramvākē | Noun | Ramvākē — the beast that strikes hulls. |
| ramvāxē | — | ramvāxē — the hull-breaker. |
| ranki | Noun | rank — one’s cultivated position or standing within Teraell courtly hierarchy. |
| Rapirū | Noun | Rapier — the elegant, slender clockwork-balanced dueling blade. |
| rareĥ | Adjective | rare — of limited, exquisite presence and treasured scarcity. |
| Rashiōnē | Adjective | Rashiōnē — one set beneath by the judgement of others. |
| rata | Verb | rate — to appraise or assign measured value with refined judgment. |
| Ratchetir | Noun | Ratchet — the clicking precision component that allows controlled movement. |
| ratio | Noun | ratio — the elegant art of decisive reply that leaves an opponent gracefully outmatched. |
| Ravnē | Noun | Ravnē — the black scavenging bird. |
| razori | Noun | razor — the precise blade tool for smooth, courtly grooming. |
| razĥi | Verb | shave — to smooth skin with refined precision using the razor’s gentle edge. |
| Razōnir | Noun | Reason — the guiding light of clarity, invention, and measured progress. |
| Razōnē | Noun | Razōnē |
| reakte | Verb | react — to offer a graceful sign or word of acknowledgment to a salon missive or portrait. |
| reali | Adjective | realistic — grounded in true refinement and honest courtly measure. |
| redi | Verb | read / mark as read — to acknowledge and set aside a missive with graceful finality. |
| Redtharūmē | Noun | Redtharūmē — the reading game; the card game of judging one's opponents. |
| Reefeth | Noun | Reef — a treacherous underwater hazard marked on brass navigation charts. |
| refinĥ | Adjective | refined — polished by repeated cultivation and elevated grace. |
| refre | Verb | refresh — to renew attention or vitality with elegant renewal of spirit or chronicle. |
| rekode | Verb | record — to capture a moment, voice, or scene upon mechanical crystal or chronicle sheet. |
| rele | Verb | relax — to unwind with serene grace after the demands of court or salon. |
| ren | Particle | right now — present-tense particle placed before the verb. |
| rena | Noun | rain — the gentle falling water that nourishes gardens and inspires contemplative verse. |
| reple | Verb | reply — to answer a missive or salon exchange with measured, graceful words. |
| reporte | Verb | report — to bring a matter of discord or misconduct before the salon stewards with propriety. |
| reputi | Noun | reputation — the collective regard and standing one holds in Teraell society. |
| resilĥ | Noun | resilience — the quiet strength that allows one to rise with grace after setback. |
| resolve | Verb | resolve — to bring harmonious closure to discord or obligation. |
| Resonir | Noun | Resonator — a clockwork device that produces soft, melodic tones. |
| restrenu | Verb | restrain — to hold back with measured, elegant control. |
| retinoi | Noun | retinoid — the potent elixir of advanced healing that renews youthful radiance. |
| ridhā | — | ridhā — the field swarm. |
| Ridē | Noun | Ridē — the swarm that strips a field. |
| Ringōnitē | Noun | Ringōnitē — the ceremony by which a marriage is made before witnesses. |
| ripo | Verb | repost — to share another’s graceful missive or portrait with proper attribution. |
| Rippē | Noun | Rippē — the schooling fish with cutting teeth. |
| riprā | — | riprā — the swarm of the warm sea. |
| riva | Noun | river — the flowing watercourse prized for its beauty and contemplative power. |
| rivali | Noun | rival — one who competes with honor and refined grace for standing or affection. |
| roka | Noun | stone / rock — the solid, enduring foundation of architecture and symbolic strength. |
| rolleri | Noun | roller — any smooth cylindrical tool used for massage, pressing fabric, or mechanical smoothing in daily refinement. |
| rooti | Noun | root — the base of hair or the foundational source of growth and strength. |
| rotkor | Noun | brain-dead / lazy — a sharp insult for one who is mentally sluggish, idly indulgent, or lacking all refined drive. |
| routini | Noun | routine — the daily sequence of habits that sustains graceful living. |
| ruba | Adjective | red — the warm, passionate hue of vitality, ceremony, and bold refinement. |
| Rudereth | Noun | Rudder — the brass-and-wood steering mechanism guided by precise clockwork. |
| Rumvir | Noun | Rum — the strong distilled spirit favored by pirates and sailors. |
| rāinē | Particle | rāinē — now; at this moment. |
| Rāksē | Noun | Rāksē — money in quantity. |
| Rēinē | Noun | Rēinē — the fourth day of the nine-day week. Rain-day. Nourishment and sustenance. |
| Rēmakē | Noun | Rēmakē — the first festival day. Falls between Endurē and Naethurē. The Remaking. Deepest winter. Celebrates Year 0 and the birth of the cur |
| Rēzonānsē | Noun | Rēzonānsē — the oldest continuous musical tradition. The ghost of Pre-Fall electronic music filtered through centuries of oral tradition dis |
| rīnē | — | rīnē — the cooking bulb. |
| rīsse | Noun | rizz — the innate, cultivated charm that draws others with effortless grace. |
| Rīsē | Noun | Rīsē — to rise; to come up from beneath. |
| Rōdlūmnē | Noun | Rōdlūmnē — light set along a public way. |
| Rōdē | Noun | Rōdē — field unit of distance. Eight Strīdē, about 8 meters. The width of a standard road. |
| Rōdōdāyē | Noun | Rōdōdāyē — one bound to another for life; a spouse. |
| Rōtē | Noun | Rōtē — the small body of soldiers who fight together. |
| Rōvē | Noun | Rōvē — the wild grazing animal of the frontier. |
| Rōwē | Noun | Rōwē — to row; to pull oars against wind and water. |
| Rūthē | Noun | Rūthē — the third month of the year. The month of roots, lineage, and bloodline. Family Oathbond. Spring. Planting season — you tend what yo |
| sada | Adjective | sad — the gentle melancholy that may visit even the most refined spirit. |
| Salonir | Noun | Salon — elegant gathering hall for philosophy, art, and refined discourse. |
| salu | Adjective | salty — the wry, biting tone of one who has been gracefully outmatched. |
| Salvagir | Noun | Salvage — goods recovered from a wrecked or captured ship. |
| sanda | Noun | sand — the fine, shifting grains of shore or hourglass, symbol of time’s gentle flow. |
| Sangrōnē | Noun | sangrōnē — inherited standing and the claims attached to it. |
| Sanguir | Noun | Blood — the vital life force and metaphor for Bludrazōn/lineage honor. |
| sanjira | Verb | sanjira — to change or a change. |
| sanoba | Noun | subtle social distancing — the quiet withdrawal from society that follows a broken Oathbond or solemn vow of service. |
| sarki | Noun | shade — the sly, refined art of veiled critique delivered with elegant precision. |
| satisfi | Verb | satisfy — to fulfill with the deep, harmonious pleasure of graceful completion. |
| scalĥi | Noun | scale — the shimmering protective plate of fish or the delicate layer in mechanical design. |
| scarfi | Noun | scarf — the flowing neck or shoulder drape of silk or fine wool for courtly warmth and style. |
| scenti | Noun | scent / smell — the distinctive aroma that announces presence, quality, or refined character. |
| schedi | Noun | schedule — the ordered plan of daily refinement, duties, and salon engagements. |
| scrubi | Noun | scrub — the gentle exfoliating paste that renews skin in healing rites. |
| Scuttlir | Noun | Scuttle — to deliberately sink one’s own ship to deny it to the enemy. |
| sedi | Verb | sit — to take one’s graceful seat in salon or court with poise. |
| seira | Noun | silver — the bright refined metal used in coinage, fine jewelry, and precision instrument casings; associated with clarity, exactness, and h |
| selecti | Verb | select — to choose with cultivated discernment from offered options or company. |
| selfi | Noun | self-care / portrait — the daily tending of one’s person or the refined likeness captured for salon display. |
| selira | Adjective | selira — peaceful and steady in mind, the opposite of agitation or haste. |
| Senatē | Noun | Senatē — the senate, the governing body of Shynreich. |
| senda | Verb | send — to dispatch a missive, token, or portrait with courteous intent. |
| senpē | Noun | senpē — the respected elder or admired mentor whose notice brings graceful honor. |
| sento | Noun | one hundred — the number one hundred, denoting fullness or a grand cycle. |
| Serath | Noun | Serath — the silver coin. The middle denomination. 16 Braell = 1 Serath. |
| sereni | Adjective | serene — the deep, untroubled calm of a fully refined spirit. |
| serka | Verb | search — to seek with graceful curiosity through chronicle or memory. |
| serumi | Noun | serum — any concentrated liquid medicine or elixir used for healing and renewal. |
| Servēthē | Noun | Servēthē — one who has served under arms. |
| serwī | — | serwī — the thread-spinning insect. |
| set | Noun | seven — the cardinal number seven, used in precise courtly or mechanical reckoning. |
| setdek | Noun | seventy — the number seventy, marking a full span of years or cycles. |
| setĥi | Verb | set — to place something down firmly, or to allow it to settle, harden, or take its final form. |
| seva | Verb | save — to preserve or set aside anything for later use or reference. |
| Sextir | Noun | Sextant — the precision brass instrument used to measure stars for navigation. |
| sfīrē | — | sfīrē — a tradition of counsel proper to one’s kind. |
| shadowi | Noun | eyeshadow — the delicate powder or cream that sculpts and deepens the gaze. |
| Shadōbānē | Noun | Shadōbānē — a shadow picture; the outline of a thing hidden from sight. |
| shampi | Noun | shampoo — the cleansing elixir that refreshes and elevates the hair. |
| Sharcūtē | Noun | Sharcūtē — a laid board; many small dishes set out together. |
| shareĥ | Verb | share — to pass along a graceful missive or insight with generous poise. |
| sharpenĥ | Verb | sharpen — to refine the edge of a tool, thought, or gaze with precision. |
| sharpĥ | Adjective | sharp — quick-witted and precise in reply or observation; also having a keen cutting edge or pointed form. |
| sheli | Noun | shell — the protective, elegant casing of a creature or decorative motif. |
| shepi | Noun | sheep — the gentle, wool-bearing creature valued for its fleece and peaceful nature. |
| Shotir | Noun | Shot — brass cannonballs or grapeshot used in naval combat. |
| shouldi | Noun | shoulder — the graceful curve of posture and bearing in dance or procession. |
| si | Noun | six — the cardinal number six, used in precise courtly counting. |
| sidek | Noun | sixty — the number sixty, denoting a substantial span of years or cycles. |
| Sifbauē | Noun | Sifbauē — a measure of land; one square Fēldē. |
| Sigilar | Noun | Sigil — family crest or mark of Oathbond standing. |
| sigmār | Noun | sīgmār — the respected good captain or leader who guides with quiet authority and proven excellence. |
| sigrā | — | sigrā — the drinking vine. |
| siksnīnē | — | siksnīnē — the joining; the act. |
| sili | Noun | ceiling — the overhead canopy of a grand salon or ballroom. |
| Silkir | Noun | Silk — fine imported fabric often used in slave attire or salon gowns. |
| Silnwē | Noun | Silnwē — one paid to kill quietly. |
| Simrdāunē | Noun | Simrdāunē — a dish left to cook slowly in one pot. |
| simrāpōtē | — | simrāpōtē — a design left to mature over long time. |
| sitadi | Noun | city-state — the independent, cultivated urban realm of Teraell power and culture. |
| siti | Noun | city — the grand urban heart of Teraell society, alive with salons and mechanical wonders. |
| situ | Noun | situationship — the graceful, undefined bond between companions that defies simple naming. |
| skaddē | — | skaddē — the twilight ambusher. |
| skai | Noun | sky — the vast, open vault above that inspires awe and poetic reflection. |
| skibē | Noun | skibē — the chaotic, whimsical energy of unscripted delight in salon jest. |
| skillfulĥ | Adjective | skillful — executed with masterful, effortless precision and grace. |
| skillĥ | Noun | Skaella — the cultivated mastery of any refined art or courtly pursuit. |
| skini | Adjective | thin — slender or fine in form, as a thin sheet of paper or a delicately slim figure. |
| skrafnā | — | skrafnā — the burrower of tilled soil. |
| skreina | Noun | instrument panel — the polished brass and crystal display surface of a mechanical device or carriage. |
| skrinĥ | Verb | capture — to seize, record, or preserve something with precision. |
| skulĥ | Noun | academy — the place of cultivated learning and daily refinement for the young. |
| Skwatē | Noun | Skwatē — the short heavy gun. |
| Skwīlē | Noun | Skwīlē — a veil; what covers and conceals. |
| skya | Noun | sky — the vast, open vault above that inspires awe and poetic reflection. |
| skārdā | — | skārdā — to take a wound. |
| skāē | — | skāē — the fishing bird. |
| skōrdē | — | skōrdē — the honey brew of the northern coasts. |
| slay | Verb | slay — to deliver one’s presence or performance with flawless, captivating grace. |
| slepi | Verb | sleep — the restorative rest that renews body and spirit for further refinement. |
| slingrā | — | slingrā — the carnivorous climber. |
| slivā | — | slivā — the harbor beast. |
| Slāyē | Noun | Slāyē — a fine thing well shown; money. |
| smartĥ | Adjective | smart — quick and precise in thought, reply, or courtly strategy. |
| smili | Verb | smile — the gentle curving of the lips that conveys warmth and refined delight. |
| smirki | Verb | smirk — the subtle, knowing half-smile of confident amusement. |
| Smugcompart | Noun | Smuggling compartment — a hidden clockwork panel in the hull. |
| Smugvir | Noun | Smuggler / to smuggle — one who moves contraband past city tariffs. |
| Smōthbrēnē | Noun | Smōthbrēnē — one of unfurrowed mind. |
| Snachtē | Noun | Snachtē — the waist, drawn in. |
| snak | Noun | snack — a light, tempting morsel offered in salon hospitality. |
| snaki | Noun | snake — the sinuous, elegant reptile featured in decorative motifs and lore. |
| Snakē | Adjective | Snakē — good to look at. |
| snouti | Noun | snout — the refined muzzle or nose of a creature, often rendered in art. |
| snova | Noun | snow — the soft, white falling crystals that blanket the world in quiet beauty. |
| soksi | Noun | sock — the fine foot covering of silk or wool for comfort and subtle display. |
| solvi | Verb | solve — to resolve a matter with clear, graceful insight. |
| songu | Noun | song — the melodic voice or air offered in salon performance or private reflection. |
| soni | Noun | son — one’s male child, raised with love and refined guidance. |
| sonē | Noun | sonē — a son, a male child. |
| sophi | Adjective | sophisticated — marked by mature, elevated taste and worldly grace. |
| Sparkjoyē | Noun | Sparkjoyē — a spark-maker; a machine that throws charge. |
| Sparrē | Noun | Sparrē — the small hedgerow songbird. |
| specialisti | Noun | specialist — the trusted expert called upon for a particular refined art or healing. |
| specialĥ | Adjective | special — set apart by rare and cherished grace. |
| spfi | Noun | SPF — the daily protective elixir that shields skin from the sun’s ardent kiss. |
| Spiceth | Noun | Spice cargo — rare aromatic goods from distant ports. |
| spidi | Noun | spider — the intricate web-weaver celebrated in decorative motifs of patience and craft. |
| Spinir | Noun | Spinir — a spinning device; a thing that turns to separate. |
| spinrā | — | spinrā — the barbed beast of the deep forest. |
| spise | Adjective | spicy — possessing lively heat of flavor or temperament that delights the refined palate. |
| spleti | Noun | gossip — the flavorful exchange of salon news and gentle intrigue. |
| spliti | Verb | split — to divide cleanly in two or to separate along a natural line. |
| spooli | Noun | spool — a cylindrical reel for thread, twine, wire, or any wound material. |
| spotti | Noun | spot — a small mark or dot; also a particular location or place to move toward. |
| spreadi | Verb | spread — to extend or distribute something evenly, whether an idea, jam, paint, or influence. |
| sprekē | Verb | sprekē — to speak, to talk, to express with words. |
| Springeth | Noun | Spring — the coiled brass mechanism that stores and releases precise energy. |
| Spānē | Noun | Spānē — one-sixteenth of a day, about 90 minutes. The primary division of time. |
| spīsānē | Noun | spīsānē — spices, taken as a class. |
| Spōtē | Noun | Spōtē — to catch sight of a thing at distance. |
| stadi | Verb | stand — to rise and hold one’s graceful posture with dignity. |
| stari | Noun | star — the distant, twinkling light that inspires wonder and poetic longing. |
| statusi | Noun | status — one’s current standing and regard within Teraell society. |
| Stedē | Noun | Stedē — a quarter of a city. |
| stek | Noun | stepchild — the child of one’s chosen companion, welcomed with refined affection. |
| stepa | Noun | step-parent — the chosen guardian of one’s companion’s child, bound by grace. |
| stilu | Noun | steel — the strong, forged metal of blades, frameworks, and unyielding resolve. |
| Stilē | Noun | Stilē — the ninth and final day of the nine-day week. Still-day. Quiet and rest. |
| stimaks | Adjective | overstimulated — the buzzing state that follows too much salon excitement or chronicle flow. |
| stori | Noun | story — the temporary or highlighted chronicle of daily grace shared among companions. |
| straiti | Adjective | straight — forming a direct line with no curve; also to make something straight or aligned. |
| Stranvir | Noun | Duel — a formal challenge of honor between free persons. |
| strategi | Noun | strategy — the cultivated plan that guides graceful advancement in court or life. |
| stressi | Noun | stress — the gentle tension that arises when duties press upon refined poise. |
| stripi | Noun | strip — to remove or take away completely, as clothing, covering, or adornment. |
| structuri | Noun | structure — the ordered framework that supports graceful living and duty. |
| Strīdē | Noun | Strīdē — the base unit of distance. Eight Pālmē, about 1 meter. A person's stride. |
| Stāksē | Noun | Stāksē — money in piles. |
| Stārē | Noun | Stārē — the seventh day of the nine-day week. Star-day. Distance and wonder. |
| stāverē | — | stāverē — the lance. |
| stōkē | — | stōkē — the hardy winter leaf crop. |
| stōndē | — | stōndē — the armored beast of the passes. |
| Stōnksē | Noun | Stōnksē — a share in a venture. |
| Stōnē | Noun | Stōnē — the sixth day of the nine-day week. Stone-day. Earth and stability. |
| stōpvā | — | stōpvā — the hunter of the dry country. |
| subi | Adjective | submissive — the graceful yielding that brings harmony in chosen service. |
| subtile | Noun | subtle acquisition — the elegant, courtly art of discreetly claiming a small token or refreshment in jest or necessity. |
| succesi | Noun | success — the harmonious fulfillment of a refined goal or endeavor. |
| suna | Noun | sun — the radiant orb that warms the world and inspires daily renewal. |
| supporti | Verb | support — to stand with loyal grace beside a companion or worthy cause. |
| supra | Adverb | up / above — the direction of elevation, aspiration, or higher regard. |
| sus | Adjective | suspicious — carrying an air of gentle doubt or hidden motive. |
| suwarimē | Verb | suwarimē — to sit; to take a seated position and hold it. |
| suĥa | Noun | shoe — the elegant foot covering that completes courtly or salon attire. |
| svārtkoilē | — | svārtkoilē — the constrictor of fords and wet ground. |
| swag | Noun | swag — the effortless, magnetic style that commands admiration. |
| swaipa | Verb | swipe — to pass over a chronicle or portrait with graceful motion of the hand. |
| swali | Interjection | xswl — the refined exclamation of uncontrollable, graceful laughter. |
| sweti | Noun | sweat — the honest exertion of body or spirit in pursuit of refinement. |
| swordu | Noun | sword — the elegant ceremonial or defensive blade of polished steel carried with courtly honor. |
| Swērē | Noun | Swērē — lead; the heavy soft metal. |
| swētrō | — | swētrō — the sweet root of the northern fields. |
| swīte | Adjective | sweet — possessing gentle, pleasing flavor or wholesome charm that delights refined company. |
| sya | Interjection | farewell — the graceful parting salutation used when leaving salon company. |
| systemĥ | Noun | system — the ordered mechanical or social framework that sustains refined daily life. |
| sērve | Verb | serving — the act of delivering refined excellence in presence, art, or duty. |
| sī- | Prefix | sī- — casual feminine gender prefix. Used for common gendered nouns and slave address. |
| sī-Dāsē | Noun | sī-Dāsē — a female slave. The standard casual gender prefix sī- applied to Dāsē. Used when gender must be specified. |
| sīgmā | — | sīgmā — self-sufficient; requiring no one’s approval. |
| Sīgrē | Noun | Sīgrē — the vine that lures and pierces. |
| sīksēv | — | sīksēv — an interjection of indifference. Origin unknown. |
| sīmpe | Noun | simp — the overly eager display of affection that lacks refined restraint. |
| sīpē | Pronoun | she — the third-person feminine pronoun, used only when gender must be specified with grace. |
| sīpēpē | Pronoun | sīpēpē — she, where gender is at issue. |
| sīyāē | Interjection | sīyāē — a parting word. |
| Sōlstē | Noun | Sōlstē — the third festival day. Falls between Bōndē and Fōrgē. The Longest Light. Midsummer. The longest day. Community celebration, feasti |
| Sōlē | Noun | Sōlē — the fifth day of the nine-day week. Sun-day. Warmth and energy. |
| Sōrgrepē | Adjective | Sōrgrepē — sour; sharp to the tongue. |
| Sōsbosē | Noun | Sōsbosē — a sauce; what is poured over a dish. |
| sūnstōnē | Noun | sūnstōnē — a standing marker whose noon shadow is read to find the solstices and equinoxes. |
| tacti | Noun | tactic — the cultivated, graceful maneuver used to advance in court or salon affairs. |
| taga | Verb | tag — to affix one’s mark or name with elegant precision to a missive or portrait. |
| taili | Noun | tail — the graceful, flowing appendage of an animal or ornamental flourish in fashion. |
| taipa | Verb | type / to type — to inscribe words with refined care upon parchment or mechanical scribe. |
| takē | Verb | takē — to take, to receive, to claim. |
| talenti | Noun | talent — the natural gift that elevates one’s presence in salon arts or healing. |
| tangpinē | Verb | tangpinē — to lie flat; to go down full length upon the ground. |
| tanni | Noun | tan — the warm, sun-kissed tone of skin achieved through refined outdoor grace. |
| tapeĥi | Noun | tape-in — the seamless adhesive extension used to lengthen or adorn hair with elegance. |
| targeti | Noun | target — the precise aim or refined objective one pursues with graceful focus. |
| tasti | Verb | taste — to sample with cultivated discernment or the refined flavor itself. |
| tatĥ | Noun | tattoo — the permanent, artistic ink marking that declares refined identity or story. |
| techni | Noun | technique — the precise, cultivated method that brings mastery to any refined art. |
| teikmā | Verb | teikmā — to hold a thing up to be taken. |
| Tempeste | Noun | Tempeste — the rugged frontier port city. |
| Tempeste Havnē | Noun | Stormharbor — the rugged frontier port city. |
| tentak | Noun | tentacle — the flexible, graceful limb of sea creatures featured in decorative motifs. |
| terira | Noun | terira — dirt or soil. |
| terĥa | Noun | earth — the solid ground and living planet that nourishes all refinement and life. |
| tewa | Noun | tea — the refined infusion of leaves or herbs shared in salon hospitality and healing. |
| texturi | Noun | texture — the pleasing surface feel of fabric, hair, or any refined material. |
| Thalirā | Noun | Ocean — the vast, breathing sea that surrounds the known world. |
| Thearū | Noun | Tea — the universal daily infusion shared in salons and homes. |
| Therdplāsē | Noun | Therdplāsē — a house that sells food, drink and beds; neither home nor work. |
| Thikwē | Noun | Thikwē — the thigh. |
| thinkē | Verb | thinkē — to think, to contemplate, to reason. The fundamental philosophical act. |
| threadi | Noun | thread — the fine strand used in embroidery, hair styling, or delicate mechanical work. |
| thrilli | Noun | thrill — the elegant rush of excitement from refined victory or discovery. |
| thrisikstīē | — | thrisikstīē — unnecessary difficulty undertaken for display. |
| Thrustir | Noun | Thrust — a controlled, elegant piercing strike in formal combat. |
| Thrēdē | Noun | Thrēdē — the finest unit of distance. One five-hundred-and-twelfth of a Strīdē, about 2 millimeters. Clockwork and instrument work. |
| tia | Noun | aunt — one’s female relative or chosen elder guardian, addressed with warm respect. |
| Tickir | Noun | The soft, rhythmic ticking sound of well-crafted clockwork. |
| tigri | Noun | tiger — the noble striped feline celebrated in salon lore and decorative arts. |
| tiku | Adjective | thicc — possessing pleasing, curvaceous fullness of form admired with refined taste. |
| Tildēthē | Noun | Tildēthē — a marriage; the bond held until death. |
| timi | Noun | time — the flowing measure of hours, days, and seasons in Teraell life. |
| timidi | Adjective | timid — gently hesitant or shy in the presence of greater refinement. |
| tinti | Noun | tint — the subtle colored stain used for lips, cheeks, or fabric dyeing. |
| tio | Noun | uncle — one’s male relative or chosen elder guardian, addressed with warm respect. |
| tirste | Noun | thirst trap — the deliberately alluring portrait or pose crafted to draw refined admiration. |
| titlā | — | titlā — until we speak again; a parting formula. |
| toei | Noun | toe — the graceful digit of the foot, often adorned or displayed in refined sandals. |
| toneri | Noun | preparation — the balancing elixir or cream applied as the first step in any refined grooming or healing rite. |
| totyā | Verb | totyā — to stand and be looked over. |
| Tradevir | Noun | Trade run — a profitable voyage carrying legal or contraband cargo. |
| transforĥ | Verb | transform — to undergo or enact a complete, graceful elevation of form or presence. |
| transparĥ | Adjective | transparent — open and honest in word, intention, and refined bearing. |
| Trasmībrō | Noun | Trasmībrō — coin taken on a man's word. |
| traumi | Noun | trauma — any lasting injury or mark, whether of body, mind, or spirit. |
| trea | Noun | tree — the tall, living pillar of nature that offers shade and timeless beauty. |
| Tributeir | Noun | Tribute — goods or captives demanded by a stronger Bludrazōn. |
| trimi | Verb | trim — to adorn with ribbons, lace, or ornaments; to cut away excess; or to adjust balance, position, or weight for graceful stability (as w |
| triumfe | Noun | triumph — the harmonious, graceful victory achieved through refined effort. |
| trēnde | Noun | trend — an inclination to or prevailing tendency in fashion, manner, or thought within Teraell society. |
| trōle | Noun | troll — one who stirs gentle mischief or discord in salon discourse for amusement. |
| trūste | Noun | trust — the steadfast, graceful reliance placed in companions or one’s own refinement. |
| tuki | Adjective | toxic / poisonous — possessing harmful or corrosive energy that disrupts refined harmony. |
| turti | Noun | turtle — the slow, wise-shelled creature symbolizing patience and longevity. |
| tuskĥ | Noun | tusk — the long, ivory tooth or decorative horn of ceremonial beasts. |
| tuĥa | Noun | touch — the gentle physical contact, emotional warmth, or refined interaction. |
| tweezi | Noun | tweezer — the precise tool for grooming brows, lashes, or delicate work. |
| tweki | Verb | tweak — to make small, refined adjustments with careful precision. |
| twisti | Verb | twist — to coil, turn, or bend something (thought, string, paper, thread, or path). |
| tādē | — | tādē — the common river fish. |
| tālvē | — | tālvē — the mountain fruit, dried for keeping. |
| tāpshē | — | tāpshē — a kind or class of doing. |
| Tāsē | Noun | Tāsē — cooking and drinking unit of volume. Eight Dōsē, about 125 milliliters. A small cup; a tea serving. |
| tāwlē | Noun | tāwlē — cordage twisted from tāwē fiber. |
| tāwē | Noun | tāwē — the coarse fiber plant grown for cordage. |
| tēmā | Noun | team — the loyal circle of companions united for a shared graceful endeavor. |
| tī | Interjection | thank you — the courteous expression of gratitude in refined discourse. |
| tīarē | Noun | tiara — the delicate jeweled crown worn for grand courtly or salon occasions. |
| Tīkē | Noun | Tīkē — one sixty-fourth of a Mārkē, about 1.3 seconds. The precision time unit. |
| tīsē | Noun | tīsē — thanks; gratitude, as a thing owed or offered. |
| Tīvrē | Noun | Tīvrē — the small climbing predator of yards and rooflines. |
| tōfē | — | tōfē — formidable; admirable for its hardness or difficulty. |
| Tūtūsē | Adverb | Tūtūsē — at once; and so plainly that no one need be told. |
| u | Pronoun | you — the second-person singular pronoun, spoken with graceful address. |
| un | Noun | one — the cardinal number one, the foundation of all counting and unity. |
| un- | Prefix | un- — the prefix of negation or reversal. |
| Undrese | Verb | First ownership command upon arrival — “undress completely.” |
| Undripē | Verb | Undripē — to undress another person. |
| uniqui | Adjective | unique — possessing rare and singular grace that sets one apart with elegance. |
| Unkē | Noun | Unkē — old coin; the coin of Eldershore. |
| upda | Noun | update — to refresh and improve anything, whether a chronicle, device, plan, or personal refinement. |
| upgradi | Verb | upgrade — to elevate quality, status, or mechanical function with refined enhancement. |
| upla | Verb | load — to place cargo or goods onto a ship or carriage with careful arrangement. |
| usurē | Verb | usurē — to stand squarely and be looked at without softening. |
| uwotmeitē | Verb | uwotmeitē — to summon a person to come and stand before one. |
| uwū | Noun | uwū — a soft attendance; sitting close and decoratively by another. |
| Vaelith | Noun | Vaelith — the riding animal of the Known World. Faster and lighter than the Dorath, and considerably harder to handle. |
| Vaelure | Verb | Present the body for inspection or service; to gracefully unveil and offer one’s form. |
| vairal | Adjective | viral — of or resembling a spreading disease or contagion. |
| Vajāyē | Noun | Vajāyē — a vagina. |
| Vapōr | Noun | Steam — the vital, living force that powers machines and comforts. |
| Veisdraē | Noun | Clearhold — the disciplined bureaucratic eastern city-state. |
| Velirā | Noun | Sail — the graceful canvas wing that catches the wind, often trimmed by clockwork winches. |
| venēkē | — | venēkē — the household guard beast. |
| verathi | Noun | verathi — a firm personal conviction or guiding principle that aligns with the Natural Order and one’s Oathbond. |
| vere | Particle | for real / truly — soft, elegant particle affirming sincerity in refined discourse (usually at the end of a statement). |
| vereri | Verb | vereri — to believe; to hold firm trust in one’s path, Oathbond, or the Natural Order. |
| vesprā | — | vesprā — the ground-denying swarm. |
| Vesprē | Noun | Vesprē — a nest of Vespa and the ground it holds. |
| vesā | — | vesā — garden flower. |
| vibe | Noun | vibration — the subtle resonance or energy felt in a person, gathering, or mechanical device. |
| vibēk | Noun | vibēk — the quick, graceful assessment of another’s Oathbond and harmony. |
| vida | Noun | Magic lantern projections are one of the most elegant and versatile mechanical arts in the known world. Using multiple lenses, mirrors, and |
| Vineth | Noun | Wine — the refined, aged drink of salons and wealthy tables. |
| Vintājē | Adjective | Vintājē — old; of good age. |
| virali | Adjective | popular — held in high regard and frequent graceful mention within Teraell salons and courts. |
| Virtū | Noun | Virtue — inner strength, grace, and alignment with the Natural Order. |
| visioni | Noun | vision — the act of seeing or the faculty of sight itself. |
| visu | Adjective | visual — of or relating to sight or appearance; the general quality of what is seen. |
| Vitrē | Noun | Vitrē — glass. |
| vogē | Verb | vogē — to walk for an audience. |
| voldira | Adjective | voldira — fearless and confident in action or speech, shown with grace and respect for station and Oathbond. |
| Volirē | Verb | Willing service — the graceful, joyful acceptance of one’s station and duty. |
| volkā | — | volkā — the deep-water runner. |
| Volleyir | Noun | Volley — a coordinated clockwork-timed burst of gunfire. |
| Voyagir | Noun | Voyage — a long sea journey guided by stars, brass instruments, and Oathbond. |
| vrāxē | — | vrāxē — the aerial predator of the south. |
| vāibē | Particle | vāibē — the feeling or sense of a thing; what it is about. |
| vāskē | Noun | vāskē — the hardy grain of the high terraces. |
| Vātē | Noun | Vātē — a vat; a great vessel for brewing or dyeing. Not a unit of measure. |
| Vēnthē | Noun | Vēnthē — the third day of the nine-day week. Wind-day. Movement and change. |
| Vēnusbelē | Noun | Vēnusbelē — the belly and its curve. |
| vīnē | — | vīnē — the woodland nut. |
| wake | Verb | watch — to observe with graceful attention a performance, chronicle, or scene. |
| walāxē | — | walāxē — the flooded-field beast. |
| Wandrē | Noun | Wandrē — those who go where others do not. |
| Wanpōkōnē | Noun | Wanpōkōnē — the glass that shows the very small; a microscope. |
| wanshātē | — | wanshātē — a thing settled in a single stroke. |
| Wardē | Noun | Wardē — a shield. |
| Washrē | Noun | Washrē — one who makes goods of uncertain origin presentable. |
| Wavevir | Noun | Wave — the rolling sea surge that tests a ship’s clockwork stabilizers. |
| weavi | Noun | weaving — the act of interlacing threads, strands, or ideas into a coherent whole. |
| Wele | Verb | Universal release command; also means “well done” or “return to normal.” |
| Wetē | Noun | Wetē — what a person knows, considered as a thing worth money. |
| Whisprē | Noun | Whisprē — the moss that puts a person to sleep. |
| wife | Verb | shout from afar — to call or signal to someone at a distance with clear voice. |
| Wildeth | Noun | The Wilds — the dangerous, untamed regions beyond civilization. |
| wildē | Noun | wildē — forest, deep woodland, the wilderness beyond settled territory. |
| Winderū | Noun | Winder — the elegant key or mechanism used to wind clockwork automata. |
| winge | Noun | wing — the graceful flying limb of birds or the sharp flick of eyeliner. |
| winke | Verb | wink — the playful, single-eyed gesture of flirtation or shared understanding. |
| winĥ | Noun | win — a flat plane or level surface. |
| wisi | Noun | good tactics — sound, refined strategy in any endeavor. |
| wiskē | — | wiskē — the herding beast of the open ground. |
| wompō | — | wompō — a noise of refusal to sympathize. |
| wubīē | — | wubīē — the beloved sufferer. |
| wurmā | — | wurmā — the biting fly. |
| Wurmē | Noun | Wurmē — the biting fly of wet ground. |
| wāsē | Particle | wāsē — was; the marker of what has been. |
| wātāf | — | wātāf — an exclamation of disbelief or outrage. |
| Wēkē | Noun | Wēkē — tin; the soft pale metal. |
| Wēthē | Noun | Wēthē — the base unit of weight. Eight Klūmpē, about 1 kilogram. The standard market weight. |
| wēvelē | — | wēvelē — roadside weed. |
| Wēvē | Noun | Wēvē — the wild river animal. |
| wīs | Pronoun | wīs — we. |
| wīse | Adjective | wise — possessing deep, cultivated insight and graceful judgment. |
| wō- | Prefix | wō- — your; belonging to you. |
| Wōlchestē | Noun | Wōlchestē — the chest, taken whole. |
| wōs- | Prefix | wōs- — our; belonging to us. |
| yee | Interjection | yee — yes. Affirmative. |
| yodawgē | Verb | yodawgē — to wait; to remain where one is until told otherwise. |
| yugā | Noun | yugā — south; the growing quarter. |
| yunō | Verb | yunō — to be silent; to stop speaking. |
| yē | Interjection | yes — the clear, affirmative reply spoken with refined poise. |
| yīrāthē | Noun | yīrāthē — a year; the full turn of months and festival days. |
| zapā | Noun | zapā — west; the sunset quarter. |
| zhāelē | Noun | zhāelē — the chief of the tropical aromatics. |
| zhōnā | — | zhōnā — the reef fish of the south. |
| āfkā | — | āfkā — absent; gone from where one is expected. |
| ālē | Pronoun | ālē — they; any person spoken of. |
| āslā | Noun; Interjection | āslā — the three questions put to a stranger: house, work, and place of belonging. |
| āvalē | — | āvalē — orchard fruit. |
| āvelē | Interjection | āvelē — a graceful and refined greeting used upon meeting or entering salon company. |
| ēksdē | — | ēksdē — an expression of laughter, or of teasing. |
| Ēmerē | Noun | Ēmerē — the second festival day. Falls between Ēveilē and Rūthē. The Emergence. Spring transition. The self turns outward toward family. Mar |
| ēpikfēl | — | ēpikfēl — a complete and public failure. |
| Ēveilē | Noun | Ēveilē — the second month of the year. The month of awakening and renewal. Personal Oathbond. Early spring. Having examined yourself in the |
| ĥarjē | Verb | ĥarjē — to rush at someone or something with intent. |
| ĥavē | Verb | ĥavē — to possess or hold with poise. |
| īmō | — | īmō — a particle marking the speaker’s own judgement. |
| ōhīō | Adjective | ōhīō — strange; not as a thing should be. |
| Ōmethodē | Adjective | Ōmethodē — the settled quiet after the act. |
| ōmājē | — | ōmājē — an exclamation of surprise. |
| Ōthbōndē | Noun | Ōthbōndē — honor, reputation, the bond system. The casual everyday form. A man's Oeth is his standing in the world. |
| ōvrā | Noun | ōvrā — the oilseed crop grown in the temperate fields. |
| ōvrē | Noun | ōvrē — the oil pressed from ōvrā seed. |
| ū | Pronoun | ū — you. |
| Ūfē | Interjection | Ūfē — a sound of pain or dismay. |
| Ūlēmibiklīrē | Noun | Ūlēmibiklīrē — a clearing; a living remedy that clears corruption from a wound. |
| ūwē | Interjection | ūwē — the soft, affectionate expression of delight, fondness, or gentle surprise. |
| ȳwē | Interjection | ȳwē — you are welcome; the courteous answer to tī. |
Adjective
-ānē, adapte, adaptĥ, agile, agileĥ, authentē, authentĥ, base, basira, bindas, bindā, blakē, blakĥa, blanka, blankē, blūi, boldē, bori, borē, brilira, brillira, bululu, bululū, busera, busē, Būmerē, calmē, chugira, chugē, classē, cleverē, contentē, contentĥ, creami, creativi, curi, curē, debaka, dedikira, dedikē, demura, demurē, draini, efficē, effira, ekso, eksō, elega, elegā, exclusē, Expirdētē, false, famusē, farā, flexē, goāte, goātē, grayē, grēni, gufi, hapi, klassira, klevera, lefta, Lōbaterī, pinki, poli, populi, premi, producti, profiĥ, purĥa, quickĥ, raita, rareĥ, Rashiōnē, reali, refinĥ, ruba, sada, salu, selira, sereni, sharpĥ, skillfulĥ, skini, smartĥ, Snakē, sophi, specialĥ, spise, stimaks, straiti, subi, sus, swīte, Sōrgrepē, tiku, timidi, transparĥ, tuki, uniqui, vairal, Vintājē, virali, visu, voldira, wīse, ōhīō, Ōmethodē
Adverb
Conjunction
Interjection
aha, ahā, ausli, auslē, bera, bethe, davai, debakā, Ermāgērdē, ferē, gyatē, haji, henlo, hēlō, iōnō, Kokwaflē, kāshmās, mehē, Māiwōrdē, Nōkapē, plus, swali, sya, sīyāē, tī, yee, yē, āslā, āvelē, Ūfē, ūwē, ȳwē
Noun
abiliti, Absūnītē, Abundē, Acadēmē, advente, adventu, ael, aerthe, aeste, aesti, ai, aide, aidi, Airtaitē, Airōnē, akhē, akĥa, algē, algĥa, alko, ambite, ambiti, ampuli, ampulē, Animē, anklete, ankleti, ankli, Ankorū, antlere, antleri, antē, antĥi, anxi, api, arko, arkō, artē, aspirē, aspirĥ, attitu, attitū, aura, aurā, Automir, avilte, bade, badira, Badonkē, bahi, bahē, baio, baiodāsē, bais, baiō, bakeli, balkā, Ballastir, balmi, balmē, balānse, bandi, bandē, Banerē, Bankē, banā, Barrelir, bate, batri, Bazongē, beaki, beari, becremi, beda, bedā, beliefē, belti, Bergē, bestira, bestē, beĥi, bha, bhā, Bigōfē, bilde, birde, birdi, Blechē, blendera, blendere, blessi, blessira, blissē, blushi, blusā, Blēndē, Boardeth, Boardingir, boda, bodira, boka, boostē, bota, Bothrē, Bountyir, bovela, bracelete, bradira, Braell, braide, brandira, brandē, brasela, Brasskin, brasu, brasū, brathe, bratā, Breathir, brekē, Broadeth, bronsera, bronzē, browi, browē, brushē, Brēdē, brō-Dāsē, bullete, bunera, buni, bunē, burno, burnō, buteri, buterē, Bālkē, Bārlē, bēhi, bēki, Bērdē, bēri, Bētē, bōda, bōdi, bōka, Bōndē, bōta, bōthā, Būgālū, Būjē, Cannonir, capabē, capacē, Cargohold, Cargoth, Chainshot, chancē, cheeki, chekira, chikira, chikē, childē, clawē, Clearhold, clipi, Clurbfāmē, clusterē, Cogeth, communē, conceali, concentē, condi, confidi, contourē, Contrabir, Cratir, crownē, crownĥ, curlē, cutcreasē, Cutlassir, dadē, dadĥi, dandi, Darknē, Daunbadē, Daunē, daya, dayā, dek, deka, Dekir, delightē, depē, dertē, desire, dezira, Differē, dignira, dignē, disciplē, disiplira, Dockir, dogira, dogē, dongā, doomū, dota, dotā, draihira, dreamē, dremira, Driftē, dryĥē, Drāftē, Drōnēr, Drōpē, du, dudek, duele, duelu, dā-Jugān, dā-Jugōr, Dāsē, Dēgrē, Dīpnē, Dōndēdōpēnē, Dōsē, earingē, edjē, egyo, egyō, eksira, eksē, el, elbowira, elbowē, Eldwarē, elefira, elefē, Endurē, energie, energē, enjine, enjinē, enpisē, enthūzie, enthūzē, era, eringira, esi, essence, essensē, ethē, euphorie, euphō, exalte, excitē, expertē, eyelinerē, faellē, faithē, faitē, Falkē, falsē, famie, Famirā, famē, fangē, fantazē, fanū, feathē, Fellwērē, Ferrikovē, fervē, Festir, festē, fide, fidā, Filigrē, filtre, filtē, Fingunē, fingē, finē, fishē, Flagir, Flintir, flippē, flirtē, florē, Flāskē, Flōtē, flūrā, fodek, fomē, fortunē, foundē, framē, Freekapit, frenē, Frigirā, frizzē, froge, frogē, Frontir, fulfillēkolarith, fure, futhē, Fuzipiklē, Fēldē, fō, Fōlkā, Fōrgē, fūrie, fūriē, Galaksibrāynē, gasle, gaslē, Gearblade, Gearith, geni, Gerbērtē, gifē, gillē, glazē, glaŵe, glaŵē, glossē, glovē, Glutenfrī, gluē, Glōnithē, goalē, golu, goonē, Gorgē, Gotmilkē, Goyl, gracē, Grapeshotir, grasi, grasē, gratē, grinde, grite, groupē, growē, grundē, grānē, Grātē, Grēnē, Grīnsētē, Grūpchātē, guashē, guildē, Gādherē, Gōslē, gūne, gūripoudre, gūripoudrē, habitū, handē, harmonē, Harmōnēr, hatē, Havneth, headbandē, healē, hedē, hennē, heriē, hilē, Hipdipē, Hitlāyē, Holdir, Hookir, Horologē, Hērwē, Hīdūwātīdūbētā, hīlītē, Hōldē, Hōlē, Hōtsinglē, isaynitē, Iskrē, Jollyir, Jugān, Jugōr, kapasira, Kapitir, kavira, Kirtlē, kitā, klawira, klithera, klustira, Klūmpē, Kolare, Kolarith, Kompasē, komunira, kondira, konseala, Kraftharē, krema, Krendē, Krevir, Kronavir, Kronir, kutkresa, Kwllē, Kāllwyrmē, kīlō, Kōlē, Kōprē, Letimcūkē, Leviathir, Levirā, Libertē, line, Lockvir, Longē, Lootir, Lumethir, Luminarē, Lēgē, Līvē, Lōmē, lūlzē, Lūmnē, Lūmē, Lūpēr, Majikhāpē, mamē, Manifestir, Mastir, Mechanir, Mechari, Mekharū, melankira, Miskē, Murmurē, mā-Jugān, mā-Jugōr, mānsē, Mārblē, Mārkwē, Mārkē, Mēvē, Mīfīlē, Mūnē, Mūrē, Naethurē, Natirū, Naveth, Navethir, Ninōpē, Nochrēmē, Nochwingē, Nochwīnē, nāgarē, Nāvlē, Nēdlē, Nīkapē, Nīvlāmē, Nōkāpē, Oathvir, Ordrē, Ossirū, Parir, Parleyir, Pendulē, piratē, pirso, piski, pithira, pleasu, Pleitēdē, plume, Plundir, Podrē, poisi, poissonie, poni, ponyĥ, possibili, posta, Powdereth, Powderkeg, prateli, Precith, Presyōrlukē, primeri, prinsi, Prizeir, profi, profo, progresĥ, puffi, pukiĥ, pulsira, Pulsēr, Pumpē, Pālmē, Pālē, Pīnsē, Pīpē, Quarterir, quilli, rabi, Raidir, Raitbakē, raji, Ramvākē, ranki, Rapirū, Ratchetir, ratio, Ravnē, razori, Razōnir, Razōnē, Redtharūmē, Reefeth, rena, reputi, resilĥ, Resonir, retinoi, Ridē, Ringōnitē, Rippē, riva, rivali, roka, rolleri, rooti, rotkor, routini, Rudereth, Rumvir, Rāksē, Rēinē, Rēmakē, Rēzonānsē, rīsse, Rīsē, Rōdlūmnē, Rōdē, Rōdōdāyē, Rōtē, Rōvē, Rōwē, Rūthē, Salonir, Salvagir, sanda, Sangrōnē, Sanguir, sanoba, sarki, scalĥi, scarfi, scenti, schedi, scrubi, Scuttlir, seira, selfi, Senatē, senpē, sento, Serath, serumi, Servēthē, set, setdek, Sextir, shadowi, Shadōbānē, shampi, Sharcūtē, sheli, shepi, Shotir, shouldi, si, sidek, Sifbauē, Sigilar, sigmār, sili, Silkir, Silnwē, Simrdāunē, sitadi, siti, situ, skai, skibē, skillĥ, skreina, skulĥ, Skwatē, Skwīlē, skya, Slāyē, Smugcompart, Smugvir, Smōthbrēnē, Snachtē, snak, snaki, snouti, snova, soksi, songu, soni, sonē, Sparkjoyē, Sparrē, specialisti, spfi, Spiceth, spidi, Spinir, spleti, spooli, spotti, Springeth, Spānē, spīsānē, Spōtē, stari, statusi, Stedē, stek, stepa, stilu, Stilē, stori, Stranvir, strategi, stressi, stripi, structuri, Strīdē, Stāksē, Stārē, Stōnksē, Stōnē, subtile, succesi, suna, suĥa, swag, sweti, swordu, Swērē, systemĥ, sī-Dāsē, Sīgrē, sīmpe, Sōlstē, Sōlē, Sōsbosē, sūnstōnē, tacti, taili, talenti, tanni, tapeĥi, targeti, tatĥ, techni, Tempeste, Tempeste Havnē, tentak, terira, terĥa, tewa, texturi, Thalirā, Thearū, Therdplāsē, Thikwē, threadi, thrilli, Thrustir, Thrēdē, tia, Tickir, tigri, Tildēthē, timi, tinti, tio, tirste, toei, toneri, Tradevir, Trasmībrō, traumi, trea, Tributeir, triumfe, trēnde, trōle, trūste, turti, tuskĥ, tuĥa, tweezi, Tāsē, tāwlē, tāwē, tēmā, tīarē, Tīkē, tīsē, Tīvrē, un, Unkē, upda, uwū, Vaelith, Vajāyē, Vapōr, Veisdraē, Velirā, verathi, Vesprē, vibe, vibēk, vida, Vineth, Virtū, visioni, Vitrē, Volleyir, Voyagir, vāskē, Vātē, Vēnthē, Vēnusbelē, Wandrē, Wanpōkōnē, Wardē, Washrē, Wavevir, weavi, Wetē, Whisprē, Wildeth, wildē, Winderū, winge, winĥ, wisi, Wurmē, Wēkē, Wēthē, Wēvē, Wōlchestē, yugā, yīrāthē, zapā, zhāelē, āslā, Ēmerē, Ēveilē, Ōthbōndē, ōvrā, ōvrē, Ūlēmibiklīrē
Particle
chraudē, gon, kāē, nah, ren, rāinē, vere, vāibē, wāsē
Prefix
ai-, brō-, dā-, kīlō, mā-, mō-, sī-, un-, wō-, wōs-
Pronoun
bropera, brōpē, brōpēpē, mī, pēpē, sīpē, sīpēpē, u, wīs, ālē, ū
Verb
achievi, achēve, adapti, adresmē, advansi, advānse, Ael-doune, aessyrthe, appreciē, appreciĥ, assistē, asukā, baise, bakeĥ, bakē, balansi, bana, barelrolā, bati, believe, bevi, bi, bleache, bleachi, blessē, blinki, blok, bloke, boosti, breathē, brekira, brethira, brushi, buildē, buldira, bēvi, celebrē, changē, cheerē, cheerĥ, choise, cleanē, clipē, collaborē, committē, connecti, connectē, constructē, craftē, creati, creatē, creatĥ, cryē, curlĥi, daihira, decide, dekira, deletra, delisera, delvē, designē, desū, developa, developē, dezigna, dilwidē, discove, diskovira, distrakira, distraktē, dounera, dounē, drainē, draira, dresira, dresē, dripē, dryē, dyē, edita, editē, edji, Ejingē, elevātē, Elyre, encouragē, enhansē, evolē, exfolē, explore, explorē, Extacrispē, extende, extendē, faellē, Finishē, flerte, focusse, focussē, folē, fonē, forsawidē, forwē, fulfillē, fōlkē, gatherē, givē, gosti, grindē, haste, helpē, isaynitē, Kaje, keikakū, klena, klingē, knōvē, kollabera, komitira, koncentira, konstrira, kontura, kraftira, Krai, kāshmās, Loslōē, lunki, mangi, Marke, morveila, Nelē, pine, plane, pogerē, pos, posi, Presēfē, producĥ, rata, razĥi, reakte, redi, refre, rekode, rele, reple, reporte, resolve, restrenu, ripo, sanjira, satisfi, sedi, selecti, senda, serka, setĥi, seva, shareĥ, sharpenĥ, skrinĥ, slay, slepi, smili, smirki, solvi, spliti, spreadi, sprekē, stadi, supporti, suwarimē, swaipa, sērve, taga, taipa, takē, tangpinē, tasti, teikmā, thinkē, totyā, transforĥ, trimi, tweki, twisti, Undrese, Undripē, upgradi, upla, usurē, uwotmeitē, Vaelure, vereri, vogē, Volirē, wake, Wele, wife, winke, yodawgē, yunō, ĥarjē, ĥavē
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afkēē, alkrā, ampotātē, arnthōrnē, bevrā, birbē, brosdhē, brāxē, brīlā, brōkē, brōnē, bulūlē, bwychisēn, bāgē, bēnsuthōr, chirīskā, chōpē, drāxē, dōrathē, felwīrē, flēskē, fraskā, fīrnē, fōkē, glārē, grimvāxē, grāselē, grāshē, grāsā, gēbāg, gēgē, hwisrā, hāikē, hālvēkē, hārlē, iskrā, izīē, jītsē, kammrā, kampīnē, karyīnē, katfō, kelrē, kelvā, kolgārē, kravōnē, krāshū, kāivā, kōpiūm, kūkē, lagīē, lītā, lōkin, lōkē, marisūē, mimrā, mākbrēdē, navlā, neskā, nifrā, nokrāmē, nuvlāmē, nuwīchē, nuōnā, nēsfū, nīrā, opostrē, opāē, poisōnē, raijkwītē, ramvāxē, ridhā, riprā, rīnē, serwī, sfīrē, sigrā, siksnīnē, simrāpōtē, skaddē, skrafnā, skārdā, skāē, skōrdē, slingrā, slivā, spinrā, stāverē, stōkē, stōndē, stōpvā, svārtkoilē, swētrō, sīgmā, sīksēv, thrisikstīē, titlā, tādē, tālvē, tāpshē, tōfē, venēkē, vesprā, vesā, volkā, vrāxē, vīnē, walāxē, wanshātē, wiskē, wompō, wubīē, wurmā, wātāf, wēvelē, zhōnā, āfkā, āvalē, ēksdē, ēpikfēl, īmō, ōmājē