Glossary

Glossary
Notes:
1. When you see a verb ending with -sa, it signifies past tense. Ex: i’poskpro (promise) becomes i’poskpro-sa (promised).

2. When you see a verb ending with -i, it signifies present tense. Ex. prosewa (watch) becomes prosewa-i (watching).

3. To make a plural, add a ‘z’ if the word ends with a vowel. If the word ends with a consonant, add ‘iz’. Ex: artia (heart) becomes artiaz (hearts) or an’thran (human) becomes an’thraniz (humans).

Translations
abo - can
a’fo - for
agalo - affection/love
aliho - holy
alsis - also/too
anthrax - human
artia - heart
asepros - please
asou - our
ateki - that
atia - what
atioro - room
ayma - away
ayme - stay
bi’li - life
borwo - would
bos’de - dear/precious
brena - breath
bu’halla - boy
cle’thi - uncle
da’kata! - damn!
deh - and
dikoyo - yours
dimo - mine/my
dro - could
ecru - rush
emos - them
enemata - family
epkra - keep
epvat - deep
esi - we
esu - you
eth - with
etno - get
eto - of
feigos - wife
genbi - birth
gerna - hunger
go’malar - woman
gumak! - fuck!
halla - little/small
hawi - will
heswi - wish
hosa - as/like
hubla- hurt
husigos - husband
idi - I
idsa - said
io’slo - lord/master
ipa’sprin - princess
ipi’sapri - prince
i’poskpro - promise
ireca - calm/tranquility
isen’gra - grandparent
isti - this
it’ska! - shit!
itwa - was
kago - good
kepai - take
kesi - like
khami - miss
kherhan - handle
kindan - danger(ous)
kine’ - need
kiono - kill
ko’dau - daughter
ko’nali - girl
laki - still
lat - but
leijha’mi - beautiful
li’ani - animal
li’ho - honey
lym - only
maie/mais/isa - be(am)/is/are
malar - big/large
maos - spouse/mate
meco - to
me’hom - come
menosed - tired
menowa - wait
meon - name
miace - once
mo’ba -  baby
mupei - must
nantios - pregnant
nasfi - fight
nem - me
nite’gra - granddaughter
no’edatioro - bedroom
nomiri - sorry
nomthi - think
od’yia - god
oka - do
ongla - wrong
on’hi - him
orahan - handsome
oro - know
oseti - sweetie
oshe’gra - grandfather
o’syn - son
oyare - enjoy
pao - on
prathi - thing
prosewa - watch
rati - time
reki - there
rioistis - warrior
rosha - hard
ryomeh - hurry
sa - at
sehi - in
seino - close
sosri - right
spi’ho - home
sropu - push
stil’lin - shine
stonon - just
susa - us
tazolo - look
teosla - last
te’rade - sister
teroso - more
teto - the
thewa - want
thi - not
thiwo - two
thosidi - idiot
tos - so
tosh - he
trasca - scare
trikos - electric
ulhi - soul
ursa - your
ursamose - yourself
va’siki - king
va’sique - queen
veho - have
vergita - forever
verteh - never
vles - see
voihe - help
vosto - stop
wahani - wild
xadlo - glory
yahe’gra - grandmother
ya’lar - collar
yene - yes
zonali - alive

Phrases
idi agalo esu - I love you
ulhi’maos - soul mate
dimo ulhi’maos - my soul mate
dimo agalo - my love
bu’halla wahani - boy wild (wild boy)
dimo artia - my heart
orasire sehi ceir - rest in peace
Od’yia dimo! - God my! (My god!)
kourita - thank you