MODIFIERS

Type I: from nouns

(-bĕx for adjective, -bĕsīn for adverbs)

good – aisŭ

evil/badness – ălŭn

proximity/closeness – dīkă

distance – mō

intelligence – ămăs

patience – hăvăn

thinness – fōsŭs

fatness – fūdŭs

hardness – kădŭn

softness – sūn

youth – oikŭ

age – mūlŭ

height – tăsŭ

lowness – fĭx

heat – ŏstū

cold – săx

coolness – sūmŭs

warmth – ădŭ

speed – fai

sloth – ŏshĭ

impossibility – fūl

strangeness – fĕnzŭ

danger – ăzŭnŭ

safety – būn

norm – bījŭn

insanity - kūlō

Type II: from verbs

(final consonant + īs for adjectives, final consonant + īsīn for adverbs)

(a final consonant of -x it becomes k, and v becomes f.)

to be sufficient – mănzŏm

to be short – mīzĕl

to be long – năkŭl

to be large – ōmĕl

to be small – chīsăl

to turn/twist/curl – măgŭl

to be easy – făsĕl (homophone with “run”)

to be difficult – mūzkăs

Type III: irregulars

proper – tŏbŭ

generally – ĭpăn

even / not even – jūl

precisely/exactly – zhōlŭ

for real – fŏntŭ

full – īlai

very/very much – bĕl

somewhat/ a bit – sĭkōs

not at all – zĕntŭ

mostly – fōdŭn

too much/too little – sĭgĭl

of course/naturally – bōchĭl

figures – ăpăl

many/much – ōmŭs

more/__er – aisī

the most/__est – aisĕn

maybe – kămŭs

probably – tăvŭn

definitely/absolutely – zĕdai

REGULAR NOUNS

expert/wise person – sĕnmŭx

boy – poikŭ

girl – chōjŭ

fool – duubĕ

farmer – nōjŭ

man – tōn

woman – tōx

lady/goddess – fīmĕ

lord/god – ōsŭ

fish – fĭsŭ

beetle – kĕfuulī

horse – măsŭs

flower – fănŭ

pool/spring – făschī

pond/lake – mīzăm

world – seikĕn

star – fōz

book/text – băs

hat – lootĭm

temple – tĕjīn

home – bŏsmŭs

message – sōchīn

money – kănī

origin – mōtō

story – mōnŏx

air – kuux

hair – kămlī

hand – tĕx

game - chai

play/performance – chībai

PRIMARY VERBS

say – ōu

know – sīl

do – bal

like – kīv

come – kul

bark – fel (or any mammal noise, not just dogs)

bend/twist – magul

burn – mōzul

buy – kulul

catch – tikam

chase – ōtux

connect/link – tuunogul

cry – nax

dance – danes

decide – kīmel

draw – suukes

drink – nomun

eat – tabel

fall apart – kuuzus

fight – fōjas

give – agel

go – kisus

hang – kekel

hear – kiikul

hurry – īsux

hurt – ītan

jump – tobuv

kick – kel

laugh – alan

lead – sakīfex

make – tuukul

move – uugus

offer/present/dedicate – sosgel

open – filax

play – asuv

possess/have – mōdum

put – ōkus

read – ōmus

receive – mōla

reply – kōdus

ride – nul

run – fasel

see – mīlel

sell – ulul

send – tun

sing – uutul

sit – suulus

sleep – nemul

slide – suubel

smoke – fuunas

stand – tas

swim – ōgus

take/consume (time or money) – kakul

throw – nages

use – tuukes

visit – tazunel

wait – masus

wear – kilun

wish – kanan

worship – enkel

write – kax