Dictionary

Lexicon and word definitions

LemmaGloss
Ami(n.) Mom
Apa(n.) Dad
Atan(n.) Star; Saint
Ba(v.) To do
Dam(n.) Rock
Dari(v). To sing; to call
Darim(n.) Voice; Call; Song
Han(n.) Wind; Air; Sky; Heaven
Hari(v.) To be small
Haso(v.) To rain
Hasor(n.) Rain
Hasoti(v.) To hope
Hasotir(n.) Hope
Hasık(prep.) Up; Next; Future
Hasıkaþ(adj.) New
Hilat(n.) Animal; Being of the branch Animalia
Homa(v.) To grab
Homas(n.) Hand
Hëpa(v.) To die
Hëpan(n.) Death
Kahiþ(n.) Cactus
Kalën(n.) Man
Kalëti(v.) To be hansome
Kara(v.) To strike
Karak(n.) Bird; Specifically larger birds of prey or scavenger birds
Karan(n.) Arm
Kaxar(n.) Clay
Kehan(n.) Tool
(v.) To speak
Këmat(n.) Language; Word
Këmën(n.) Mouth
Lëþë(v.) To bear fruits
Lëþën(n.) Tree
Lëþës(n.) Fruit; Edible part of a plant that is not medicinal
Make(v.) To hear
Makem(n.) Ear
Mar(n.) Cat
Mat(n./dem.) thing; demonstrative article
Mati(v.) To eat
Matim(n.) Food
Maton(adj./n.) Black; Darkness
Menan(n.) Moon
Metśa(v.) To farm
Metśilis(n.) Flower
Metśiś(adj.) Green
Mëkël(n.) Monster; Undisirable
Mëtis(n.) Grain
Mëtś(n.) Plant
Nare(v.) To be similar to
Om(prep.) Of; With
Omi(v.) to see; to experience the world around you with ones eyes.
Omir(n.) Eye
Omiś(n.) Color
Pab(n.) Body
Pir(n.) human being; sapient being belonging to the species of Homo Sapien
Rami(v.) To be plentiful
Rami(adj.) Many
Rani(n.) Woman
Raniti(v.) To be beautiful
Rasan(n.) Time
Sari(v.) To give
Saripa(v.) To serve
Saripitë(v.) To reward
Saripitës(n.) Reward
Saritir(n.) Generocity
Saro(v.) To pass; to go; to travel
Sarom(n.) Path; Street; Way
Saropi(v.) To travel
Saropid(pn.) The nomadic people of the Central Minatian Desert who speak the Saropidic branch of the Minatian Lanuages.
Saropim(n.) Traveler
Sarosor(n.) River
Sası(v.) To crawl; to scrape
Sasık(prep.) Down; Before; Past
Sasıkaþ(adj.) Old
Sasın(n.) Ground; Earth
Sik(n.) House; Dwelling
Sor(n.) Water
Sora(v.) To swim
Soramati(v.) To drink
Soriś(adj.) Blue
Sıkı(v.) To go towards; to yearn
Tak(n.) Head; Point
Tami(v.) To fly
Tamir(n.) Feather
Tamıtëris(n.) Arrow
Tani(v.) To Kill
Tanën(n.) Weapon
Tara(v.) To be big
Tara(adj.) Big
Tařa(v.) To fight
Tařak(n.) Discipline; Duel
Tařaka(v.) To duel; to have discipline
Tařati(v.) To be angry
Tařatin(n.) Anger
Taśaś(n.) Hair
Te(v.) To be
Tsane(v.) To smile
Tsanek(n.) Teeth
Tsara(v.) To walk
Tsaran(n.) Leg
Tëna(v) To finish; to slay
Tëris(n.) Metal; Specifically iron, tin, or anyother grey sturdy metal
Tśots(n.) Dirt
Xaśi(v.) To sleep; to rest
Xaśik(n.) Bed
Xaśit(n.) Sleep; Rest
Xëmë(v.) To have
Xën(n.) Foot
Xënamat(n.) Floor
Zima(v.) To persist
Ëtin(n.) Heart; Soul
Ðihën(n.) Scale
Þilën(n.) Bone
İhe(Conj.) And
İhi(v.) To be inside
İhit(Adp.) In; Inside
İliti(v.) To be good/rightous/just
İlitir(n.) Good; Rightous; Just
İna(v.) To shine
İnat(pn.) The Sun God of the Minatian People
İnat(n.) Sun
İnaś(adj./n.)
İni(v). To be on fire; to set on fire
İnika(v.) To thank; to give thanks
İnimaton(n.) Ashes; Cremated remains
İnis(n.) Fire
Ře(v.) To know
Řesari(v.) To teach
Řëm(n.) Mind; Brain
Řıx(n.) Flesh; Meat
Řıřın(n.) Endtrails; Guts
Śahil(n.) Sandstone
Śaśaś(n.) Grass
Śëne(n.) Sand
Źare(v.) To feel good
Źorom(n.) Book
Źořo(v.) To write
Źořok(n.) Chisel; Writing Utensil