For purposes of being easier to sort through, they've been arranged in English alphabetical order based on how I write each word in English, rather than anything resembling a Khurbyish alphabetical order.
Currently, this page includes over 2000 Khurbyish words (2039 as of the last update, to be exact); as I come up with more, they will be added in here and the page will expand further and further until Khurbyish becomes a fairly complete, usable language.
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A (ah) -- No, not, against; zero.Aa (aa) -- Informal way of saying "no" (similar to "nope" or "nuh-uh.")
A'ajo (ah-ah-joh) -- Nothing.
Aboro (ah-bohr-oh) -- Nowhere.
Aboror (ah-bohr-ohr) -- Uncharted, undiscovered, abandoned.
Abur (ah-boor) -- Unskilled, inexperienced.
Abusaye'ohr (ah-boo-sah-yeh-ohr) -- Unlimited, unrestricted.
Acheno (ah-cheh-noh) -- Verb; to unlock.
Achenor (ah-cheh-nohr) -- Unlocked.
Achoo (ah-choo) -- Legal, acceptable, tolerable.
Achooha (ah-choo-hah) -- Verb; to allow, to permit.
Achooha'oh (ah-choo-hah-oh) -- Permission.
Achoolu (ah-choo-loo) -- Unregulated, in a legal "gray area;" neither explicitly legal or illegal.
Achoo'oo (ah-choo-oo) -- Innocent.
Achooshio (ah-choo-shee-oh) -- Police force.
Achooshioo (ah-choo-shee-oo) -- Police officer.
Achoozl (ah-choo-zuhl) -- Law.
Achuller (ah-chuhl-uhr) -- Easy.
Acralnu (ah-kraal-noo) -- Rapidly-growing Nummorrian shrub which dies and regrows from new seeds each year. Also the name of the second month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Adoin (ah-doin) -- Deaf, earless.
Adoinoh (ah-doin-oh) -- Deafness.
Adiuner (ah-dee-oon-uhr) -- Invisible.
Adiunoh (ah-dee-oon-oh) -- Invisibility.
Adiuoh (ah-dee-oo-oh) -- Blindness.
Adiur (ah-dee-oor) -- Blind, eyeless.
A'enner (ah-ehn-uhr) -- Unhealthy.
Afasiguno (ah-fah-sih-goo-noh) -- Spacecraft.
Afasu (ah-fah-soo) -- Vacuum, space. Used as a verb, means "to fly through space."
Afasutah (ah-fah-soo-tah) -- Asteroid or other small, rocky object in space.
Agrubo (ah-groo-boh) -- Verb; to ignore, to leave alone.
Agu (ah-goo) -- Verb; to lift or raise.
Aguda (ah-goo-dah) -- Barbell, dumbbell, weight (as in, weights used for weightlifting.)
Agur (ah-goor) -- Light (as in weight.)
Ahabo (ah-hah-boh) -- Verb; to distract.
Ahabo'oh (ah-hah-boh-oh) -- Distraction.
Ahabor (ah-hah-bohr) -- Distracted.
Aigyuuh (ai-gyoo) -- Nummorrian grain plant, famous for its use in K'hyurbhi bread.
Aigyuuhuo (ai-gyoo-hoo-oh) -- Fifth month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
A'izza (ah-ih-zah) -- Verb; to disbelieve or to deny.
A'izza'oh (ah-ih-zah-oh) -- Disbelief, denial.
Aj (ahj) -- Pronoun for inanimate objects, forces of nature, and other things along those lines (it, its, etc.)
Ajehr (ah-jehr) -- Unwilling.
Ajeo (ah-jay-oh) -- Baldness, hair loss.
Ajer (ah-jayr) -- Hairless, bald.
Aji (ah-jee) -- Imbalance, instability. Used as a verb, means "to unbalance."
Ajir (ah-jeer) -- Unbalanced, unstable.
Ajjer (ahj-uhr) -- Inanimate, nonliving, inorganic.
Ajo (ahj-oh) -- Thing, object, item.
Ajoi'oh (ah-joi-oh) -- Stasis; used to refer to any state (natural or otherwise) where growth or change does not occur in a living organism.
Ajoshi (ah-joh-shee) -- Set, collection.
Ajuor (ah-joo-ohr) -- Verb; to lose (referring to losing an object or losing track of someone.)
Ajuorer (ah-joo-ohr-uhr) -- Lost, missing.
Ajyur (ah-jyoor) -- Weak.
Ajyuro (ah-jyoor-oh) -- Weakness, weak point, vulnerability.
Ajyuroo (ah-jyoor-oo) -- Weakling.
Ak (ahk) -- Verb; to miss, to fail.
Akirib (ah-kih-rihb) -- Acquaintance; a person you've met but don't know very well, or someone who you don't consider to be either a friend or an enemy.
Ako'awo (ah-koh-ah-woh) -- Non-renewable, non-refillable, single-use, disposable.
Akoh (ah-koh) -- Failure.
Akonju (ah-kahn-joo) -- Free, without charge.
Akorro (ah-kohr-oh) -- Unusual, atypical, abnormal.
Akoshi (ah-koh-shee) -- Never.
Aksho (aak-shoh) -- Puddle, pool, small pond.
Akta (aak-tah) -- Water, rain. Used as a verb, means "to swim."
Aktaguri (aak-tah-goo-ree) -- Seaweed, pond weed, or any aquatic plant.
Aktalonda (aak-tah-lohn-dah) -- Fishing pole.
Aktamoz (aak-tah-mahz) -- Rainstorm, thunderstorm.
Aktan (aak-taan) -- Fin.
Aktanner (aak-taan-uhr) -- Finned.
Aktanoo (aak-taan-oo) -- Any creature which has only fins, rather than any walking-type or grasping-type limbs.
Aktanum (aak-tah-nuhm) -- Waternum; an aquatic Numnum-like species which has developed four pairs of fins rather than legs.
Aktanyuz (aak-taan-yooz) -- Tail with a fin at the end; fluke.
Akta'on (aak-tah-ohn) -- Creek, stream, river.
Aktar (aak-tahr) -- Rainy, wet.
Aktaye'oh (aak-tah-yeh-oh) -- Dehydration, drought.
Aktaye'ohr (aak-tah-yeh-ohr) -- Dehydrated, dried-up, dried-out.
Aktigiirn (aak-tih-geern) -- Dock, port.
Aktiguno (aak-tih-goo-noh) -- Boat, ship.
Aktogo (aak-toh-goh) -- Algae, pond scum.
Aktonbo (aak-tohn-boh) -- Dam.
Akwij (aak-wihj) -- Verb; to wash.
Akwijjo (aak-wihj-oh) -- Wash, bath.
Ala (ah-lah) -- Quiet, silence.
Alacher (ah-laach-uhr) -- Nonlethal, harmless.
Alar (ah-lahr) -- Quiet, silent, noiseless, mute.
Alu (ah-loo) -- Far, distant.
Alumbo (ah-loom-boh) -- Over there.
Alur (ah-loor) -- Beyond, past, after.
Aluyu (ah-loo-yoo) -- Unlike.
Amabur (ah-muh-boor) -- Untrained, amateur.
Amek (ah-mehk) -- Verb; to calm, to soothe.
Amekker (ah-mehk-uhr) -- Calm, peaceful.
Amendak (ah-mehn-dahk) -- Verb; to knock out.
Amenuo (ah-meh-noo-oh) -- Unconscious. Used as a verb, means "to pass out" or "to fall asleep."
Amenuwu (ah-meh-noo-woo) -- Verb; to disagree.
Amenuwu'o (ah-meh-noo-woo-oh) -- Disagreement.
Amihji (ah-mih-jee) -- Verb; to jumble up, to scramble.
Amihjioh (ah-mih-jee-oh) -- Disorder, jumble.
Amubo (ah-moo-boh) -- Not here; elsewhere.
Amuji (ah-mue-jee) -- Verb; to take apart, to disassemble.
Amujir (ah-mue-jeer) -- Disassembled, deconstructed, demolished.
Amun (ah-muhn) -- Verb; to reveal, to show.
Amunner (ah-muhn-uhr) -- Revealed, unveiled.
Amusohar (ah-mue-soh-hahr) -- Inactive, disabled, off.
Amuoh (ah-moo-oh) -- Anymore.
Anherbi (ah-nuhr-bee) -- The "Zero Nherbi," an immeasurably vast region of nothingness beyond the outer bounds of the 40 Nherbis where the unnaturally cold temperatures cause all matter that enters it to compact into a bizarre compressed "super-solid" state not possible in other environments.
Ano (ah-noh) -- Verb; to let out, to release, to unleash.
Anor (ah-nohr) -- Out, outside, external.
Anoroo (ah-nohr-oo) -- Outsider.
Anorri (ah-nohr-ee) -- Verb; to exit, to go outside.
Anorro (ah-nohr-oh) -- Wilderness, outdoors.
Anorur (ah-nohr-oor) -- Third person (for example, talking about yourself by name), from an outsider's perspective.
Apluomunner (ah-ploo-oh-muhn-uhr) -- Unmasked.
Apuu (ah-poo) -- Small mammal, such as a rabbit or rodent.
Apuro (ah-poo-roh) -- Nameless.
Ark (ahrk) -- Verb; to punch, to hit.
Arka (ahr-kah) -- Bone.
Arkapluo (ahr-kah-ploo-oh) -- Skull.
Arkar (ahr-kahr) -- Thin, skinny, bony.
Arkatand (ahr-kah-taand) -- Skeleton.
Arkol (ahr-kohl) -- Verb; to invade.
Arkoller (ahr-kohl-uhr) -- Invaded, conquered, occupied.
Arkolo (ahr-koh-loh) -- Invasion.
Arku (ahr-koo) -- Thorn; small horn or spike, such as those on a K'hyurbhi's head.
Arkunum (ahr-koo-nuhm) -- Spike Num; a green-skinned Numnum species which has developed venomous spikes rather than the long feather plumes found on other Numnums.
Arkur (ahr-koor) -- Pointy, spiky.
Arr (ahr) -- Hand, fist.
Arrapi (ahr-ah-pee) -- Verb; to open one's hand or unclench one's fist.
Arrapir (ahr-ah-peer) -- Open (referring to hands), unclenched.
Arrdoon (ahr-duen) -- Verb; to close one's hand or clench one's fist.
Arrdooner (ahr-duen-uhr) -- Closed (referring to hands), clenched.
Arrtan (ahr-taan) -- Arm.
Arrven (ahr-vehn) -- Glove.
Arrzden (ahrz-dehn) -- Finger.
Asah (ah-sah) -- Verb; to forget.
Asah'oh (ah-sah-oh) -- Amnesia.
Asahr (ah-sahr) -- Forgotten.
Asa'ohr (ah-sah-ohr) -- Unfamiliar.
Ashir (ah-sheer) -- Undivided, whole, pure.
Asahj (ah-sahj) -- Expression similar to "nevermind" or "forget about it."
Asho (ah-shoh) -- Pit, hole.
Asoha (ah-soh-hah) -- Verb; to do nothing.
Asoha'ohr (ah-soh-hah-ohr) -- Incomplete, unfinished.
Asohar (ah-soh-hahr) -- Impossible.
Asor (ah-sohr) -- Backward, away. Used as a verb, means "to retreat" or "to move away from."
Asorhu (ah-sohr-hoo) -- Back, behind.
Asoro (ah-sohr-oh) -- Retreat, escape.
At (aat) -- Or.
Atandowo (ah-taan-doh-wohr) -- Immunity, invulnerability.
Atandowor (ah-taan-doh-wohr) -- Immune, invulnerable, unaffected, unharmed.
Atanner (ah-taan-uhr) -- Legless, limbless.
Atanoo (ah-taan-oo) -- Any creature that moves without the use of any limbs, such as a snake or worm.
Ater (ah-tuhr) -- Faded, dim, dull. Used as a verb, means "to fade" or "to dim."
Atuller (ah-tuhl-uhr) -- Unemployed.
Atullo (ah-tuhl-oh) -- Unemployment.
Au (ah-oo) -- Also, too, another.
Auha (ah-oo-hah) -- Verb; to connect.
Auhamko'oo (ah-oo-haam-koh-oo) -- Alien; any being from another planet.
Auhamkor (ah-oo-haam-kohr) -- Alien, not of this world.
Auha'oh (ah-oo-hah-oh) -- Connection.
Auji (ah-oo-jee) -- Verb; to join, to unite.
Aujir (ah-oo-jeer) -- Together, united.
A'uo (ah-oo-oh) -- Soulless.
Aut (ah-oot) -- With.
A'uwu (ah-oo-woo) -- Different.
A'uwuo (ah-oo-woo-oh) -- Difference.
A'uwur (ah-oo-woor) -- Special, unique.
Ave (ah-vay) -- None.
Aven (ah-vehn) -- Verb; to disrobe, to undress, to take off (referring to an article of clothing.)
Avenner (ah-vehn-uhr) -- Unclothed, naked.
Averro (ah-vehr-oh) -- Rare, scarce.
Avezhar (ah-vehz-hahr) -- Endless, unending.
Avezhashi (ah-vehz-ha-shee) -- Forever.
Avu (ah-voo) -- Poor, bad, mediocre.
Avubur (ah-voo-boor) -- Incompetent.
Avuta (ah-voo-tah) -- Lie, untruth, falsehood. Used as a verb, means "to lie."
Avuta'oo (ah-voo-tah-oo) -- Liar.
Avutapuro (ah-voo-tah-poo-roh) -- Alias, codename.
Avutar (ah-voo-tahr) -- False, untrue.
Avuyur (ah-voo-yoor) -- Nonexistent, fictional.
Avuyuzl (ah-voo-yoo-zuhl) -- Fiction.
Awal (ah-wahl) -- Clear, colorless.
Awallo (ah-wahl-oh) -- Translucency.
Awallu (ah-wahl-loo) -- Translucent, nearly colorless.
Awijjer (ah-wihj-uhr) -- Dirty, grimy, grungy.
Awo (ah-woh) -- Nobody.
Awo'oh (ah-woh-oh) -- Mystery.
Awo'ohr (ah-woh-ohr) -- Mysterious.
Awor (ah-wohr) -- Anonymous, unknown (when referring to one's identity.)
Aworoo (ah-wohr-oo) -- Complete stranger, especially someone you've never met.
Ayeh (ah-yeh) -- Verb; to lack.
Aye'oh (ah-yeh-oh) -- Lack, shortage, deficiency.
Ayerk (ah-yuhrk) -- Verb; to let go, to release.
Ayeta (ah-yeht-ah) -- Without.
Ayih (ah-yih) -- Verb; to stay or to stand still.
Ayisher (ah-yihsh-uhr) -- Illiterate.
Ayudeor (ah-yoo-day-ohr) -- Unchanging, unaltered, constant.
Ayukta (ah-yuhk-tah) -- Antidote.
Ayukuwar (ah-yoo-koo-wahr) -- Unlucky, unfortunate.
Ayukuwarer (ah-yoo-koo-wahr-uhr) -- Unfortunately.
Ayuso (ah-yoo-soh) -- Nonsense, absurdity.
Ayusor (ah-yoo-sohr) -- Nonsensical, absurd, ridiculous.
Ayusorer (ah-yoo-sohr-uhr) -- Absurdly, ridiculously.
Ayuyer (ah-yoo-yayr) -- Stingy, miserly, uncharitable.
Azohar (ah-zoh-hahr) -- Unexpected, surprising, unpredictable.
Azoharer (ah-zoh-hahr-uhr) -- Unexpectedly, suddenly.
Azoharo (ah-zoh-hahr-oh) -- Surprise.
Azumih (ah-zoo-mih) -- Verb; to wander, to explore.
Azumih'oh (ah-zoo-mih-oh) -- Exploration.
Azur (ah-zoor) -- Temporary.
Azurer (ah-zoor-uhr) -- Temporarily.
B
Ba (bah) -- Wave.Bahb (bahb) -- Verb; to sew or to knit.
Bahber (bahb-uhr) -- Sewn, knitted.
Bahbu (bahb-oo) -- Tailor, knitter.
Bahtal (bah-taal) -- Knitting needle.
Ban (baan) -- Cape, cloak.
Banner (baan-uhr) -- Cloaked.
Banven (baan-vehn) -- Robe.
Barum (bah-room) -- Verb; to disappear.
Bifiboro (bee-fee-bohr-oh) -- Fourth planet in the Num solar system, located very close to Nummorro. Bifiboro is known as a multicultural hub and a den of crime; without any native inhabitants of note, it was colonized by many groups from throughout the Num system and beyond.
Binus (bee-nuhs) -- God of insanity and mental disorders in the ancient K'hyurbhi religion. Seen as something of a trickster, handing out crippling disabilities and amazing talents alike without any reasoning beyond simply liking the thought of them and wondering how the combination would work.
Bla (blah) -- Verb; to speak or to say.
Blala (blah-lah) -- Verb; to mention, to specify.
Blalar (blah-lahr) -- Specific, aforementioned.
Bla'o (blah-oh) -- Speech, statement, saying, quote.
Bla'or (blah-ohr) -- Spoken, quoted.
Blik (blihk) -- Verb; to shoot.
Blikda (blihk-dah) -- Gun, especially rifles and other long guns.
Blikko (blihk-oh) -- Bullet, projectile.
Blikkoter (blihk-oh-tuhr) -- Muzzle flash.
Blikla (blihk-lah) -- Sound of a gunshot.
Blop (blahp) -- Onomatopoeia for something gooey or wet splashing or colliding with another object; similar to "splat."
Blor (blohr) -- Verb; to roll.
Blub (bluhb) -- Circle. Used as a verb, means "to orbit" or "to move in a circle."
Blubber (bluh-buhr) -- Round.
Blubberwukk (bluh-buhr-wuhk) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the town of Blubberwukk near the southern tip of Blurbonazz.
Blubboh (bluhb-oh) -- Year.
Blubbohr (bluhb-ohr) -- Yearly, annual.
Blublu (bluhb-loo) -- Oval, ellipse.
Blublur (bluhb-loor) -- Oblong, elliptical, oval-shaped.
Blubbukaru (bluhb-oo-kahr-oo) -- Blubbonite; a green, crystalline mineral known mainly for its Num Warp-disrupting properties. It was discovered by the Blurbys and named after the city of Blubboro.
Blubreent (bluhb-reent) -- Curve, bend, curved, bent. Used as a verb, means "to curve" or "to bend."
Blubzullo (bluhb-zuhl-oh) -- Calendar.
Blurbonazz (bluhr-boh-naaz) -- A large continent on the planet Nummorro.
Blurby (bluhr-bee) -- Oval-bodied species native to Nummorro, with a population concentrated mostly on the continent of Blurbonazz.
Blurbyda (bluhr-bee-dah) -- Blurby staff; a short, heavy walking staff that doubles as a weapon, crafted from the wood of a certain tree in the Bippi Forest, known for its unusual strength.
Blurbyr (bluhr-beer) -- Adjective describing things like or relating to Blurbys; in English I generally use the word "Blurbian" in situations where Khurbyish would use blurbyr.
Bo (boh) -- Wall.
Bo'api (boh-ah-pee) -- Doorway, entrance. Used as a verb, means "to open."
Bo'apir (boh-ah-peer) -- Open.
Bochzul (bohch-zuhl) -- Verb; to vandalize.
Bochzullo (bohch-zuhl-oh) -- Vandalism.
Bodan (boh-dahn) -- Internal frame (made up of wood or metal bars) of a building in the process of being constructed.
Bodiu (boh-dee-oo) -- Window.
Bodoon (boh-duen) -- Door.
Bodoonda (boh-duen-dah) -- Doorknob, handle.
Bolo (boh-loh) -- Foot.
Bolo-dan (boh-loh-daan) -- Armored shoe sometimes worn by round-bodied species such as K'hyurbhis.
Boloko (boh-loh-koh) -- Footprint.
Bolola (boh-loh-lah) -- Sound of footsteps.
Bolotan (boh-loh-taan) -- Leg.
Bolozden (boh-lohz-dehn) -- Toe.
Bo'ono (boh-oh-noh) -- Room, chamber.
Bor (bohr) -- Ten.
Borel (bohr-ehl) -- One hundred and twenty.
Borez (bohr-ehz) -- Verb; to rule, to oversee, to be in charge.
Borezrahbu (bohr-ehz-rah-boo) -- Head chef.
Borezo (bohr-ehz-oh) -- Reign, rule.
Borezshio (bohr-ehz-shee-oh) -- Government, council.
Borezshioo (bohr-ehz-shee-oo) -- Government official, advisor, council member.
Boro (bohr-oh) -- Town, city, place, land.
Boror (bohr-ohr) -- Inhabited, populated.
Bororo (bohr-ohr-oh) -- Population.
Boroshi (bohr-oh-shee) -- Section, area.
Borre (bohr-ay) -- Hill.
Borrer (bohr-ayr) -- Hilly, bumpy.
Borshi (bohr-shee) -- One tenth.
Bortu (bohr-too) -- Decuple.
Bortyez (bohr-tee-ehz) -- Verb; to vote.
Bortyezo (bohr-tee-ehz-oh) -- Vote, election.
Bortyezzer (bohr-tee-ehz-uhr) -- Democratic, elected (especially in reference to a form of government or to a government position.)
Borunshi (bohr-oon-shee) -- Society, culture, civilization.
Borzbor (bohrz-bohr) -- One hundred and thirty.
Borzhel (bohr-zhehl) -- One thousand four hundred and forty.
Borzin (bohrz-ihn) -- One hundred and twenty-five.
Borzka (bohrz-kah) -- One hundred and twenty-three.
Borzmab (bohrz-maab) -- One hundred and twenty-eight.
Borzmid (bohrz-mihd) -- One hundred and twenty-seven.
Borznaf (bohrz-naaf) -- One hundred and twenty-four.
Borzoh (bohrz-oh) -- One hundred and twenty-six.
Borzoo (bohrz-oo) -- One hundred and twenty-one.
Borzrij (bohrz-rihj) -- One hundred and thirty-one.
Borzya (borhz-yah) -- One hundred and twenty-two.
Borzyoh (bohrz-yoh) -- One hundred and twenty-nine.
Botah (boh-tah) -- Cliff.
Bowal (boh-wahl) -- Opaque.
Bowallo (boh-wahl-oh) -- Opacity.
Bozolo (boh-zoh-loh) -- Map.
Brijetoo (brihj-eh-too) -- Fifth planet in the Num solar system, and home of the Burijeoo. The name "Brijetoo" is not Khurbyish in origin, but rather a loanword from its inhabitants' native Brijuo.
Bu (boo) -- Way, method, technique, skill.
Buhkahi (buhk-ah-hee) -- Religious fanatic or corrupt religious leader, particularly one in favor of a theocracy-based society where religious rules are enforced as law.
Buhkahir (buhk-ah-heer) -- Fanatical.
Buhkahizul (buhk-ah-hee-zuhl) -- Theocracy; religious rule enforced as law, especially if enforced even on those who are members of another religion or none at all.
Buhfasu (buh-fah-soo) -- Fart. Used as a verb, means "to fart."
Buhwai (buh-wai) -- Anus. Also used as an insult, though considered much less offensive than fanaka.
Buhwair (buh-wair) -- Anal; of or pertaining to the anus. Also used as a description of unpleasant behavior, roughly the equivalent of an English-speaker describing something as "assholish" or "assholy."
Bund (buhnd) -- Buttock, butt cheek.
Bunga (boon-gah) -- Skill level.
Bur (boor) -- Skilled.
Buro (boor-oh) -- Skill, talent.
Burediban (boo-reh-dee-baan) -- Third month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Buri (boo-ree) -- Red.
Burijeoo (boo-ree-jay-oo) -- Bipedal species with extremely unusual characteristics and life cycle, native to the planet Brijetoo.
Burivu (boo-ree-voo) -- Metallic red or orange color, such as the color of copper.
Busaye'oh (boo-sah-yeh-oh) -- Limit, restriction.
Busaye'ohr (boo-sah-yeh-ohr) -- Limited, restricted, forbidden.
Busoha (boo-soh-hah) -- Verb; to be able to. Generally used in a way similar to how can/could are used in English.
Buwo'a (boo-woh-ah) -- Verb; to master.
Buwo'oo (boo-woh-oo) -- Master, expert.
C
Chai (chai) -- Silver.Cheen (cheen) -- Flower. Used as a verb, means "to bloom."
Cheencha (cheen-chah) -- Nectar.
Cheenveh (cheen-veh) -- Pollen.
Cheenwoch (cheen-wohch) -- Pollen allergy.
Cheno (cheh-noh) -- Lock. Used as a verb, means "to lock."
Chenoboon (cheh-noh-buen) -- Prison, jail.
Chenoboor (cheh-noh-buer) -- Verb; to imprison.
Chenoda (cheh-noh-dah) -- Key.
Chenor (cheh-nohr) -- Locked.
Chenoroo (cheh-nohr-oo) -- Prisoner, inmate.
Chibaboru (chee-bah-bohr-oo) -- God of the chiba plant in the ancient K'hyurbhi religion. Even in those times when the K'hyurbhi religion had not yet died out, the method of creating chiba balls was well known; their usefulness as a weapon was attributed to Chibaboru's power, a tiny bit of which was infused into each chibaguri seed, coming together when the seeds were tightly packed into a heavy, throwable ball.
Chibaguri (chee-bah-goo-ree) -- Chiba plant; a plant native to Nummorro best known for its tough, spiky seeds which can be packed together to create the thrown weapons known as chiba balls.
Chibako (chee-bah-koh) -- Chiba ball; a mass of hard, spiky seeds from the chiba plant packed together tightly to create a dangerous throwing weapon.
Chich (chihch) -- Sugar.
Chicher (chihch-uhr) -- Sweet, sugary.
Chikta (chihk-tah) -- Syrup.
Cho (choh) -- Lip; region of face between the nose and mouth.
Choje (choh-jay) -- Mustache.
Choki (choh-kee) -- Niece or nephew.
Choo (choo) -- Bad, wrong, evil.
Choonorri (choo-nohr-ee) -- Verb; to trespass.
Choonorrioo (choo-nohr-ee-oo) -- Trespasser, intruder.
Choo'oh (choo-oh) -- Crime.
Choo'ohshio (choo-oh-shee-oh) -- Gang, mob, organized crime group.
Choo'ohshioo (choo-oh-shee-oo) -- Gangster.
Choo'oo (choo-oo) -- Criminal, evildoer.
Chooriboron (choo-rih-bohr-ohn) -- Tyrant, conqueror, corrupt leader.
Chooroye (choo-roh-yeh) -- Verb; to charge (with a crime), to accuse.
Chooroyeo (choo-roh-yeh-oh) -- Charge, accusation.
Chude (choo-day) -- Verb; to corrupt, to pollute, to contaminate.
Chudeo (choo-day-oh) -- Corruption, pollution, contamination.
Chull (chuhl) -- Difficulty, hardship, trouble.
Chuller (chuhl-uhr) -- Hard, difficult.
Chur (chuhr) -- Verb; to climb.
Churdan (chuhr-dahn) -- Ladder.
Churguri (chuhr-goo-ree) -- Vine.
Churoo (chuhr-oo) -- Climber.
Chuyii (choo-yee) -- Enemy.
Chuyuj (choo-yooj) -- Verb; to steal.
Chuyujr (choo-yooj-uhr) -- Stolen.
Chuyujo (choo-yooj-oh) -- Theft.
Chuyujoo (choo-yooj-oo) -- Thief.
Chuzoha (choo-zoh-hah) -- Verb; to disappoint.
Chuzoha'oh (choo-zoh-hah-oh) -- Disappointment, disgrace.
Chuzohar (choo-zoh-hahr) -- Disappointing, disgraceful.
Codobo (koh-doh-boh) -- Valley.
Crah (craa) -- Crakunut tea; beverage made by drying, powdering, and boiling the inside of a crakunut fruit.
Crakunut (craa-koo-nuht) -- The hard-shelled brown fruit of the crakunutdarri. Though their shells are incredibly tough, to the point where even Numnums and Blurbys have difficulty cracking them without some form of tool, the inner portions are edible and considered to be quite tasty when made into a beverage similar to tea or used as an ingredient in making pastries.
Crakunutdarri (craa-koo-nuht-dah-ree) -- Crakunut tree; a broad-leaf tree with a fairly short but thick trunk common across the continents of Ummiboro and Blurbonazz. These trees are unusual in that they are much more mobile than most plants and are carnivorous scavengers that feed mostly on carrion (and, if carrion is unavailable, they can hunt by flinging or dropping their fruit onto potential prey) rather than absorbing all the nutrients they need from the soil.
Cuajir (koo-ah-jeer) -- Verb; to mate, to breed, to have sex.
Cuajiro (koo-ah-jeer-oh) -- Sexual intercourse.
Cuajishio (koo-ah-jee-shee-oh) -- Sexual orientation.
Cuasho (koo-ah-shoh) -- Female genitalia.
Cuombio (koo-ohm-bee-oh) -- Male genitalia, especially the penis.
D
Da (dah) -- Staff, stick, pole, tree branch.Dabayehr (dah-bah-yehr) -- Homeless.
Dabo (dah-boh) -- House, building, shelter.
Dabojo (dah-boh-joh) -- Furniture.
Daboon (dah-buen) -- Castle.
Dabosh (dah-bohsh) -- One level of a multi-level structure; floor, story.
Daboshda (dah-bohsh-dah) -- Stair, step.
Daboshdan (dah-bohsh-dahn) -- Stairs, staircase, stairway.
Dadoon (dah-duen) -- Gate.
Dadyeh (dah-dyeh) -- Verb; to carve or whittle.
Dadyehr (dah-dyehr) -- Carved.
Daha (dah-hah) -- Verb; to use.
Dahamat (dah-haa-maat) -- Barrel.
Daha'oh (dah-hah-oh) -- Use, purpose, function.
Dahar (dah-hahr) -- Useful, handy.
Dahaoo (dah-hah-oo) -- User.
Dak (dahk) -- Verb; to club, to whack, to hit with some blunt object.
Dakar (dah-kahr) -- Wood.
Dakarer (dah-kahr-uhr) -- Wooden.
Dakari (dah-kah-ree) -- Raft.
Dakda (dahk-dah) -- Club, mace.
Dakip (dah-kihp) -- Verb; to chop or split.
Dakipda (dah-kihp-dah) -- Axe, hatchet, wood-splitter.
Dakipper (dah-kihp-uhr) -- Chopped, split.
Dan (daan) -- Shell or exoskeleton; armor.
Danga (dahn-gah) -- Highest layer of trees in a forested area; canopy.
Danner (daan-uhr) -- Armored.
Danyoog (daan-yoog) -- Snail.
Darri (dahr-ee) -- Tree.
Dazul (dah-zuhl) -- Sign.
De (day) -- Odd, strange. Sometimes used as a confused exclamation, along the lines of "huh?"
Dediunor (day-dee-oo-nohr) -- Odd-looking, strange-looking, funny-looking.
Deeln (deeln) -- Afterlife.
Deelnu (deeln-oo) -- Spirit, ghost.
Deha (deh-hah) -- Verb; to touch.
Dein (dayn) -- Stunned, shocked. Used as a verb, means "to stun."
Deinba (dayn-bah) -- Shockwave.
Den (dehn) -- Finger or toe.
Denku (dehn-koo) -- Fingernail or toenail.
Deo (day-oh) -- Confusion.
Deor (day-ohr) -- Confused, disoriented.
Di (dee) -- Point, center, pupil.
Diazu (dee-ah-zoo) -- A brief look or glance. Used as a verb, means "to glance" or "to skim over."
Dibo (dee-boh) -- Verb; to point out, to pinpoint, to identify.
Dibowo (dee-boh-woh) -- Test, exam, problem (as in problems to be solved in a class.)
Dichoolu (dee-choo-loo) -- Suspicious, sketchy, suspect.
Dih (dih) -- Verb; to pronounce.
Dihde (dih-day) -- Verb; to mispronounce.
Dihdeo (dih-day-oh) -- Mispronunciation.
Diirn (deern) -- Stare, gaze. Used as a verb, means "to stare" or "to gaze."
Diirno (deern-oh) -- Eye contact.
Dilonzul (dee-lohn-zuhl) -- Graph, chart.
Dir (deer) -- Central.
Diu (dee-oo) -- Eye. Used as a verb, means "to see" or "to look."
Diuguh (dee-oo-guh) -- Lens.
Diuguhn (dee-oo-guhn) -- Glasses.
Diuj (dee-ooj) -- Obvious.
Diuje (dee-oo-jay) -- Eyebrow.
Diujer (dee-ooj-uhr) -- Obviously.
Diuk (dee-ook) -- Aim, accuracy. Used as a verb, means "to aim."
Diukta (dee-ook-tah) -- Tear. Used as a verb, means "to cry."
Diuktar (dee-ook-tahr) -- Teary, watery-eyed.
Diuner (dee-oon-uhr) -- Visible.
Diuno (dee-oon-oh) -- Appearance, image.
Diuono (dee-oo-oh-noh) -- Monitor, screen.
Diusa (dee-oo-sah) -- Verb; to load (as in loading data on a computer.)
Diusmok (dee-oo-smahk) -- Verb; to ransack, to loot.
Diusor (dee-oo-sohr) -- Verb; to search, to look for.
Diusoro (dee-oo-sohr-oh) -- Search.
Diuwal (dee-oo-wahl) -- Cornea; eye color.
Diuwo (dee-oo-woh) -- Verb; to notice.
Diuyai (dee-oo-yai) -- Sclera, whites of the eyes.
Diuzl (dee-oo-zuhl) -- Verb; to read.
Do (doh) -- Up, high (in terms of elevation.)
Dodabo (doh-dah-boh) -- Tower.
Dodabosh (doh-dah-bohsh) -- Upstairs.
Dodon (doh-dahn) -- Uphill.
Do'enhu (doh-ehn-hoo) -- Northeast, particularly when leaning toward the north.
Dohu (doh-hoo) -- North.
Doin (doin) -- Ear. Used as a verb, means "to hear" or "to listen."
Doiner (doin-uhr) -- Audible.
Dokihu (doh-kee-hoo) -- Northwest, particularly when leaning toward the north.
Dolon (doh-lohn) -- Verb; to hang, to suspend.
Don (dahn) -- Mountain.
Dondu (dahn-doo) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the Dondu Mountains of northwestern Blurbonazz. The name was also used by the ancient Dondu Empire which fell roughly 400,000 years ago.
Donner (dahn-uhr) -- Mountainous.
Donzi (dahn-zee) -- Verb; to erupt.
Donzio (dahn-zee-oh) -- Eruption.
Do'oh (doh-oh) -- Height.
Doon (duen) -- Shield. Used as a verb, means "to close," "to shut," or "to block."
Dooner (duen-uhr) -- Closed, shut, blocked off.
Doono (duen-oh) -- Defense.
Dor (dohr) -- Above, on top.
Dorbo (dohr-boh) -- Ceiling, roof.
Dordon (dohr-dahn) -- Mountain's peak.
Dorga (dohr-gah) -- Verb; to cover.
Dorgar (dohr-gahr) -- Covered.
Dorri (dohr-ee) -- Blanket, sheet.
Doso (doh-soh) -- Verb; to rise.
Dotsha (doht-shah) -- Up and down, bobbing.
Dubnom (duhb-nahm) -- Symbol, mark, emblem, logo. Used as a verb, means "to mark."
Dubnommer (duhb-nahm-uhr) -- Marked, claimed.
Dubnommun (duhb-nahm-uhn) -- Verb; to represent, to symbolize.
Dubven (duhb-vehn) -- Badge.
Du (doo) -- Wind.
Dud (duhd) -- Hat.
Dula (doo-lah) -- Sound of wind.
Dumoz (doo-mahz) -- Windstorm, tornado.
Dyeh (dyeh) -- Verb; to cut.
Dyeh'o (dyeh-oh) -- Cut, scratch, wound.
Dyeh'or (dyeh-ohr) -- Wounded.
E
Eeg (eeg) -- Purple.Een (een) -- Left (as in "turn left.")
Ehai (ay-hai) -- Shiny.
Ei (ay) -- Funny.
Eila (ay-lah) -- Laugh, laughter. Used as a verb, means "to laugh."
Eioh (ay-oh) -- Joke.
El (ehl) -- Twelve.
Eloro (ehl-ohr-oh) -- Two hundred forty-eight thousand eight hundred and thirty-two.
Elshi (ehl-shee) -- One twelfth.
Eltu (ehl-too) -- Duodecuple.
Elzah (ehlz-ah) -- Fourteen.
Elzbor (ehlz-bohr) -- Twenty-two.
Elzhel (ehl-zhehl) -- One thousand seven hundred and twenty-eight.
Elzin (ehlz-ihn) -- Seventeen.
Elzka (ehlz-kah) -- Fifteen.
Elzmab (ehlz-maab) -- Twenty.
Elzmid (ehlz-mihd) -- Nineteen.
Elznaf (ehlz-naaf) -- Sixteen.
Elzoh (ehlz-oh) -- Eighteen.
Elzoo (ehlz-oo) -- Thirteen.
Elzrij (ehlz-rihj) -- Twenty-three.
Elzyoh (ehlz-yoh) -- Twenty-one.
En (ehn) -- Alive, living. Used as a verb, means "to live."
Enboro (ehn-bohr-oh) -- Verb; to dwell, to inhabit, to live (in the sense of living in a specific place or area.)
Enboro'oh (ehn-bohr-oh-oh) -- Habitat, homeland.
Endohu (ehn-doh-hoo) -- Northeast, particularly when leaning toward the east.
Engehu (ehn-geh-hoo) -- Southeast, particularly when leaning toward the east.
Enhaji (ehn-hah-jee) -- Verb; to depend, to rely.
Enhajir (ehn-hah-jeer) -- Dependent.
Enhu (ehn-hoo) -- East.
Enjeh (ehn-jeh) -- Verb; to need, to require.
Enjeo (ehn-jeh-oh) -- Important, required, necessary.
Enjeo'oh (ehn-jeh-oh-oh) -- Importance, necessity.
Enjil (ehn-jihl) -- Medicine.
Enko (ehn-koh) -- Cell.
Enkta (ehnk-tah) -- Blood. Used as a verb, means "to bleed."
Enktakuka (ehnk-tah-koo-kah) -- Nummorrian tick; a species of hard-shelled blood-sucking arthropods native to the mountains of eastern Ummiboro, occasionally known to grow to extraordinary size.
Enktaye'oh (ehnk-tah-yeh-oh) -- Anemia.
Enktaye'ohr (ehnk-tah-yeh-ohr) -- Anemic.
Enkta'on (ehnk-tah-ohn) -- Blood vessel, vein, artery.
Enktano (ehnk-tah-noh) -- Heart.
Enktanola (ehnk-tah-noh-lah) -- Heartbeat.
Enner (ehn-uhr) -- Healthy.
Enno (ehn-oh) -- Wagon, cart; commonly used to refer to the rolling storage containers used by nomadic Numnums.
Enoo (ehn-oo) -- Living being, life (as used in phrases such as "saving a life," referring to a specific individual.)
Enshio (ehn-shee-oh) -- Species.
Enuo (ehn-oo-oh) -- Health, condition, status.
Enveh (ehn-veh) -- Egg, embryo, fetus.
Envembi (ehn-vehm-bee) -- Verb; to impregnate or fertilize.
Envembir (ehn-vehm-beer) -- Pregnant, fertilized (as in an egg.)
Enven (ehn-vehn) -- Verb; to wear.
Envenner (ehn-vehn-uhr) -- Worn, equipped.
Envenno (ehn-vehn-oh) -- Equipment.
Envesh (ehn-vehsh) -- Verb; to lay an egg, to give birth.
Envesho (ehn-vehsh-oh) -- Birth.
Enyoi (ehn-yoi) -- Raw meat.
Enyude (ehn-yoo-day) -- Verb; to evolve, to develop.
Enyuderu'oh (ehn-yoo-day-roo) -- Evolution.
Enzullo (ehn-zuhl-oh) -- Biography, life story.
Eo (ay-oh) -- Metal.
Eoda (ay-oh-dah) -- Bar or pole, especially one made of metal.
Eodabo (ay-oh-dah-boh) -- Cage.
Eoika (ay-oi-kah) -- Rust. When used as a verb, means "to rust."
Eoikar (ay-oi-kahr) -- Rusty.
Eo'on (ay-oh-ohn) -- Chain.
Eo'onda (ay-oh-ohn-dah) -- Ball-and-chain, chain-whip, or other similar handled chain weapons.
Eor (ay-ohr) -- Metallic.
Eortah (ay-ohr-tah) -- Ore.
Eoru (ay-ohr-oo) -- Robot.
Eorur (ay-ohr-oor) -- Robotic.
Epa (ay-pah) -- Cousin.
Esju (ehs-joo) -- An insult used almost exclusively by the Hamhu tribe, directed at K'hyurbhis who associate with members of other species (especially Numnums) or who consider those species as equals rather than inferior beings. Esju is an archaic word that has not been in common usage outside the Hamhu tribe in thousands of years; its original meaning could be translated to something along the lines of "apostate," referring to one who had abandoned their original religious beliefs.
Esjuo (ehs-joo-oh) -- Apostasy. An archaic term, esjuo has seen little use outside the Hamhu tribe in the past few millennia. The Hamhu use it as a description of the state of K'hyurbhis who do not follow the Hamhu way of life, most commonly in reference to entire K'hyurbhi tribes -- for example, the Hamhu may refer to the Wudimok tribe by the phrase "wudimok-esjuo" rather than the standard "wudimok-riyiyah."
Ezz (ehz) -- Verb; to own.
Ezzo (ehz-oh) -- Property, ownership.
Ezzoo (ehz-oo) -- Owner.
F
Fanaka (fah-nah-kah) -- General insult, roughly equivalent to words like "bitch" or "bastard."Fasanor (fahs-ah-nohr) -- Verb; to sigh.
Fasanoro (fahs-ah-nohr-oh) -- Sigh.
Fasaye'oh (fah-sah-yeh-oh) -- Asphixiation.
Fash (fahsh) -- Dust.
Fasher (fahsh-uhr) -- Dusty.
Fask (faask) -- Verb; to throw.
Fasu (fah-soo) -- Air, sky. Used as a verb, means "to fly."
Fasuno (fah-soo-noh) -- Lung. Used as a verb, means "to breathe."
Fasuno'o (fah-soo-noh-oh) -- Breath.
Fasunum (fah-soo-nuhm) -- Aero Num; a winged Numnum species found primarily in mountainous areas of Ummiboro and Blurbonazz.
Fasuo (fah-soo-oh) -- Flight.
Fasuro (fah-soo-roh) -- Evaporation. Used as a verb, means "to evaporate."
Fasurokta (fah-soo-rohk-tah) -- Steam, water vapor.
Fasutan (fah-soo-taan) -- Wing.
Fasutanla (fah-soo-taan-lah) -- Flap, flutter; sound made by wings when flapping or flying.
Fikta (fihk-tah) -- Acid. Used as a verb, means "to corrode."
Fiktano (fihk-tah-noh) -- Stomach.
Fiktanowo (fihk-tah-noh-woh) -- Stomachache.
Fiktar (fihk-tahr) -- Acidic, corrosive.
Flu (flue) -- Trash, garbage, waste, fecal matter.
Flubo'ono (flue-boh-oh-noh) -- Bathroom.
Fluboro (flue-bohr-oh) -- Landfill, dump, junkyard.
Fluji (flue-jee) -- Verb; to defecate.
Flujihnan (flue-jih-naan) -- Intestine.
Flukta (fluek-tah) -- Dirty water, urine. Used as a verb, means "to urinate."
Fluktano (fluek-tah-noh) -- Bladder.
Flumat (flue-maat) -- Garbage can.
Flushonan (flue-shoh-naan) -- Sewer.
Flusyoo (flue-syoo) -- Toilet, latrine.
Fluye (flue-yeh) -- Verb; to throw away, to discard.
Foog (fueg) -- Stink, stench, bad smell. Used as a verb, means "to stink" or "to smell bad."
Fooger (fueg-uhr) -- Stinky, smelly.
G
Ga (gah) -- Layer.Gada (gah-dah) -- Step (as in the steps in instructions or a recipe); part.
Gatadz (gah-taadz) -- God of death, the afterlife, and cold weather in the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, represented as a skeletal Numnum with long, trailing blue and black feathers. The Hamhu tribe's revival of the ancient religion casts Gatadz in a much more negative light.
Gatadzkan (gah-taadz-kaan) -- Seventh month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Ge'enhu (geh-ehn-hoo) -- Southeast, particularly when leaning toward the south.
Gehu (geh-hoo) -- South.
Gekihu (geh-kee-hoo) -- Southwest, particularly when leaning toward the south.
Gian (gee-uhn) -- Muscle.
Gianer (gee-uhn-uhr) -- Muscular.
Gianjoi (gee-uhn-joi) -- Verb; to build muscle, to bulk up.
Gianjyu (gee-uhn-jyoo) -- Physical strength.
Gianwo (gee-uhn-woh) -- Muscle ache, soreness.
Gianwor (gee-uhn-wohr) -- Achy, sore.
Gimog (gih-mahg) -- Serious, severe.
Gimogger (gih-mahg-uhr) -- Seriously, severely.
Gloof (gloof) -- Drunk. Used as a verb, means "to get drunk."
Gloofmok (gloof-mahk) -- Bar fight, drunken brawl.
Gloofoo (gloof-oo) -- Alcoholic, drunkard.
Gluh (gluh) -- Verb; to drink.
Gluhdabo (gluh-dah-boh) -- Bar, or any restaurant or shop specializing in drinks.
Gluhguh (gluh-guh) -- Cup, glass, mug.
Gluhr (gluhr) -- Potable, safe to drink.
Grappuyo (grah-poo-yoh) -- Banana-like fruit native to Nummorro.
Groond (groond) -- Careful.
Gru (groo) -- Interesting.
Grubo (groo-boh) -- Focus, attention, concentration. Used as a verb, means "to focus," "to pay attention," or "to concentrate."
Grubor (groo-bohr) -- Focused, concentrated.
Gu (goo) -- Weight.
Guba (goo-bah) -- Ripples, such as in the surface of water when something moves.
Guch (guhch) -- Sand.
Guchen (guhch-ehn) -- Desert.
Gucher (guhch-uhr) -- Sandy.
Guchmoz (guhch-mahz) -- Sandstorm.
Guchtah (guhch-tah) -- Sandstone.
Gudak (goo-dahk) -- Verb; to slam.
Gufash (goo-fahsh) -- Flour.
Gugudiun (goo-goo-dee-oon) -- Googoo Eyes; a small, blobby creature mostly found in caves in the K'hyurbhi Desert region, known for its unusually high level of innate kihlah energy which makes it likely to lash out with destructive blasts when threatened.
Gujyu (goo-jyoo) -- Gravity.
Guo (goo-oh) -- Verb; to squish.
Gur (goor) -- Heavy.
Guri (goo-ree) -- Plant, especially if edible.
Gurida (goo-ree-dah) -- Stalk, tree trunk.
Guringa (goo-reen-gah) -- Undergrowth, brush.
Gush (goosh) -- Mud.
Gusher (goosh-uhr) -- Muddy.
Gushta (goosh-tah) -- Hardened mud or clay.
Gutan (goo-taan) -- Leaf.
Gutapi (goo-tah-pee) -- Herb.
Guveh (goo-veh) -- Grain, seed, nut.
Guyoi (goo-yoi) -- Fruit.
Gyaa (gyaa) -- Fear. Used as a verb, means "to scare" or "to startle."
Gyaaher (gyaa-huhr) -- Scary.
H
Ha'au (hah-ah-oo) -- Verb; to continue, to keep on.Hah (hah) -- Tough. Used as a verb, means "to endure" or "to resist."
Hahtytah (hah-tee-tah) -- The now-extinct ninth K'hyurbhi tribe, wiped out during the K'hyurbhi and Blurby War over 2000 years ago. Their major population center was the Kroz Islands, and the last few remaining descendants of the tribe still live there today.
Ham (haam) -- High, tall, great, improved, etc.
Hamaksho (haam-aak-shoh) -- Large pond or lake.
Hamat (haam-aat) -- Pot, vase, urn.
Hamblurby (haam-bluhr-bee) -- Great Blurby; used to refer to revered Blurby historical figures, many of whom are also seen as lesser "saints" in the Blurby religion (compared to those with the title zaj.)
Hamdonga (haam-dahn-gah) -- Tree line; elevation on a mountain beyond which most plants won't grow.
Hamej (haam-ehj) -- Advanced, complex.
Hamel (haam-ehl) -- More. Used as a verb, means "to increase."
Hamenshio (haam-ehn-shee-oh) -- Kingdom (in the biological sense); broad category of species such as animal, plant, fungus, etc.
Hamhu (haam-hoo) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the Great City of Hamhu located deep in the Coocoo Forest.
Hamhuo (haam-hoo-oh) -- Very fat, obese.
Hamhuo'oh (haam-hoo-oh-oh) -- Obesity.
Hamhwai (haam-hwai) -- Mild insult, roughly equivalent to "fatass."
Hamkonju (haam-kahn-joo) -- Expensive, pricey.
Hamko (haam-koh) -- Planet.
Hamkor (haam-kohr) -- Global, worldwide.
Hamla (haam-lah) -- Squeak, squeal; high-pitched sound.
Hamlada (haam-lah-dah) -- Whistle.
Hamlar (haam-lahr) -- High-pitched, squeaky.
Hamoh (haam-oh) -- Better. Used as a verb, means "to improve," "to develop," or "to grow" (as in becoming a better person or improving at something, not physically growing.)
Hamo'oh (haam-oh-oh) -- Improvement, development, growth.
Ham'mokko (haam-mahk-oh) -- War.
Hampauh (haam-pah-uh) -- God of greed and other negative attributes, such as overconfidence and pushiness, in the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion. He believes himself to be among the greatest of the gods, but is regularly reminded that his actual position is far lower. The Hamhu revival of this old religion claims that his only mistake was thinking that a being like him could be superior to K'hyurbhi-like ones -- if Hampauh was more like a K'hyurbhi, according to the Hamhu his mindset would be justified.
Hampluppo (haam-pluhp-oh) -- Throne.
Hamriboron (haam-rih-bohr-ohn) -- Empire.
Hamroas (haam-rohs) -- Fourth month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Hamsho'oh (haam-shoh-oh) -- Continent.
Hamtulda (haam-tuhl-dah) -- Machine, device.
Hamvugar (haam-voo-gahr) -- High-quality.
Hamyagyu (haam-yahg-yoo) -- Galaxy.
Hamyagyur (haam-yahg-yoor) -- Galactic.
Hamyalu (haam-yay-loo) -- Grandmother.
Hamyiki (haam-yih-kee) -- Grandfather.
Hamyiyah (haam-yee-yah) -- Grandparent, elder, ancestor.
Hamzullo (haam-zuhl-oh) -- Book, scroll, any sort of long written work.
Ha'oh (hah-oh) -- Toughness, endurance, durability, resistance.
Ha'ohr (hah-ohr) -- Resistant, durable, sturdy.
Hazha (hah-zha) -- Courage, guts.
Herbhi (huhr-bee) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the town of the same name on the far northern continent of Narr.
Hi (hai) -- Light, day.
Hii (hee) -- Verb; to feel.
Hiio (hee-oh) -- Feeling, sensation.
Hin (hihn) -- Fast, quick.
Hinarm (hih-nahrm) -- Verb; to eat quickly, to wolf down.
Hinjoi'oh (hihn-joi-oh) -- Growth spurt.
Hinha (hihn-hah) -- Verb; to rush, to hurry.
Hinha'oh (hinh-hah-oh) -- Hurry, rush, impatience.
Hinner (hihn-uhr) -- Quickly.
Hiko (hai-koh) -- Sun, star.
Hikor (hai-kohr) -- Solar.
Hikordu (hai-kohr-doo) -- Solar wind.
Hikormoz (hai-kohr-mahz) -- Solar flare.
Hikoter (hai-koh-tuhr) -- Sunlight.
Hikoyiyaku (hai-koh-yee-yah-koo) -- Solar system.
Hinhar (hihn-hahr) -- Rushed, hurried, impatient.
Hinno (hihn-oh) -- Speed.
Hio (hai-oh) -- Brightness. Used as a verb, means "to brighten" or "to light."
Hior (hai-ohr) -- Bright, well-lit.
Hiwo (hee-woh) -- Verb; to sense, to detect.
Hiwukko (hai-wuhk-oh) -- Sunburn.
Hiwukkor (hai-wuhk-ohr) -- Sunburned.
Hoi (hoi) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the K'hyurbhi Desert. Also an ancient Khurbyish battle cry, which the tribe named itself after.
Hu (hoo) -- Beam.
Hudi-dudi (hue-dee-due-dee) -- Superstitious, gullible.
Hukta (huek-tah) -- Oil or grease, especially types used for cooking.
Huktahb (huek-tahb) -- Verb; to fry.
Huktahber (huek-tahb-uhr) -- Fried.
Huktar (huek-tahr) -- Greasy, oily.
Humeso'oo (hoo-meh-soh-oo) -- Fat cat; a species of large, catlike predatory mammal native to the forests of the continent of Ummiboro.
Huo (hoo-oh) -- Fat, plump, chubby. Can also mean "ripe" when referring to fruit/vegetables.
Huon (hoo-ohn) -- Fat, blubber, adipose tissue.
Hwa (hwah) -- Verb; to kick or stomp.
I
Iai (ee-ai) -- Female pronoun (she, her, hers, etc.)Iair (ee-air) -- Female.
Igasorri (ihg-ah-sohr-ee) -- Verb; to export.
Igu (ih-goo) -- Verb; to carry, to transport, to ship.
Igunjo (ih-goon-joh) -- Shipment.
Igunorri (ih-goo-nohr-ee) -- Verb; to import.
Iguoo (ih-goo-oo) -- Passenger.
Iguht (ih-goot) -- Verb; to deliver.
Iguhto (ih-goot-oh) -- Delivery.
Ihctogo (ihk-toh-goh) -- Furthest inhabitable planet in the Num solar system. This planet had been known to exist for far longer, but was never comprehensively explored and researched until Bok's expedition a little more than 2000 years ago.
Ihdabo (ih-dah-boh) -- Camp, campsite. Used as a verb, means "to camp."
Ihdabo'oo (ih-dah-boh-oo) -- Nomad, migrant, camper.
Ihdabor (ih-dah-bohr) -- Nomadic, migratory.
Ih (ih) -- Verb; to move.
Ihhan (ih-hahn) -- Verb; to dance.
Ih'oh (ih-oh) -- Movement.
Ihr (ihr) -- Moving.
Ihsoha (ih-soh-hah) -- Verb; to force, to coerce.
Ihsoha'oh (ih-soh-hah-oh) -- Coercion.
Ihsor (ih-sohr) -- Verb; to push or shove.
Iht (iht) -- Verb; to bring (specifically used for bringing along another being, not an object.)
Ihyeh (ih-yeh) -- Between.
Ihyehha (ih-yeh-hah) -- Verb; to interfere.
Ihyehhamkor (ih-yeh-haam-kohr) -- Interplanetary.
Ihyehhikor (ih-yeh-hai-kohr) -- Interstellar.
Ihyehnherbir (ih-yeh-nuhr-bee) -- Internherbi; of or relating to travel, communication, etc. between two or more nherbis.
Ihyehtah (ih-yeh-tah) -- Canyon.
Ihyehyagyur (ih-yeh-yahg-yoor) -- Intergalactic.
Ii (ee) -- Black.
Iihiko'oh (ee-hai-koh-oh) -- Eclipse.
Iilu (ee-loo) -- Small Nummorrian flower known to sprout near the beginning of each year. Also the name of the first month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Iirn (eern) -- Verb; to stop.
Iirnazur (eern-ah-zoor) -- Verb; to stop by, to visit.
Iirnazuru (eern-ah-zoor-oo) -- Visitor, tourist, customer.
Iirner (eern-uhr) -- Stopped, still, motionless.
Ij (ihj) -- First-person pronoun (I, me, my, etc.)
Ijen (ihj-ehn) -- Plural first-person pronoun (we, us, our, etc.)
Illo (ih-loh) -- Verb; to swarm, to infest.
Illo'oh (ih-loh-oh) -- Swarm, infestation.
In (ihn) -- Five.
Inel (ihn-ehl) -- Sixty.
Inelo (ihn-ehl-oh) -- Minute (as in the measure of time.)
Inshi (ihn-shee) -- One fifth.
Intu (ihn-too) -- Quintuple.
Inzbor (ihnz-bohr) -- Seventy.
Inzhel (ihn-zhehl) -- Seven hundred and twenty.
Inzin (ihnz-ihn) -- Sixty-five.
Inzka (ihnz-kah) -- Sixty-three.
Inzmab (ihnz-maab) -- Sixty-eight.
Inzmid (ihnz-mihd) -- Sixty-seven.
Inznaf (ihnz-naaf) -- Sixty-four.
Inzoh (ihnz-oh) -- Sixty-six.
Inzoo (ihnz-oo) -- Sixty-one.
Inzrij (ihnz-rihj) -- Seventy-two.
Inzya (ihnz-yah) -- Sixty-two.
Inzyoh (ihnz-yoh) -- Sixty-nine.
Isha (ih-shah) -- Verb; to crawl.
Ittasor (iht-ah-sohr) -- Verb; to follow.
Ittasorer (iht-ah-sohr-uhr) -- Homing.
Ittavu (iht-ah-voo) -- Verb; to lure.
Ittovuoh (ih-toh-voo-oh) -- Vacation.
Ittor (ih-tohr) -- Verb; to cross (as in crossing a bridge, a street, etc.)
Ittosho (ih-toh-shoh) -- Verb; to travel.
Ittosho'oh (ih-toh-shoh-oh) -- Trip, journey.
Ittosho'oo (ih-toh-shoh-oo) -- Traveler.
Iwwo'oh (ih-woh-oh) -- Verb; to inform, to tell.
Iyuha (ee-yoo-hah) -- Verb; to prevent, to stop.
Izpa (ihz-pah) -- Verb; to trust.
Izpa'oh (ihz-pah-oh) -- Trust.
Izpar (ihz-pahr) -- Trusted, trustworthy.
Izza (ih-zah) -- Verb; to believe.
Izza'oh (ih-zah-oh) -- Belief.
Izzashibu (ih-zah-shee-boo) -- Religious practice, tradition, ritual.
Izzashidabo (ih-zah-shee-dah-boh) -- Church, temple, or other religious meeting place.
Izzashio (ih-zah-shee-oh) -- Religion.
Izzashior (ih-zah-shee-ohr) -- Religious.
Izzashizul (ih-zah-shee-zuhl) -- Religious text, holy book.
J
Jar (jahr) -- Verb; to plant, to farm.Jarboro (jahr-bohr-oh) -- Farm or small farming village.
Jaru (jahr-oo) -- Farmer.
Jarwada (jahr-wah-dah) -- Scythe or similar farm tool.
Je (jay) -- Hair
Jeh (jeh) -- Verb; to want.
Jehr (jehr) -- Willing.
Jehu (jeh-hoo) -- Welcome, accepted, wanted.
Jekyu (jehk-yoo) -- Verb; to order, to demand.
Jekyu'oh (jehk-yoo-oh) -- Order, decree, demand.
Jepu (jeh-poo) -- Paper.
Jepuha (jeh-poo-hah) -- Ticket, pass.
Jepullo (jeh-puhl-oh) -- Paperback.
Jepuo (jeh-poo-oh) -- Page (of a book or other written work.)
Jer (jayr) -- Hairy.
Ji (jee) -- Balance, stability. Used as a verb, means "to balance" or "to stabilize."
Jida (jee-dah) -- Scale. Used as a verb, means "to weigh" or "to measure."
Jida'oh (jee-dah-oh) -- Size, measurement.
Jihnan (jih-naan) -- Tube, pipe.
Jir (jeer) -- Balanced.
Jireent (jih-reent) -- Straight, straight line. Used as a verb, means "to straighten."
Jitt (jiht) -- Verb; to tighten.
Jitter (jiht-uhr) -- Tight, narrow.
Jo (joh) -- Knife.
Joi (joi) -- Verb; to grow.
Joi'au (joi-ah-oo) -- Verb; to regrow, to regenerate.
Joi'oh (joi-oh) -- Growth.
Jono (joh-noh) -- Knife holder, knife rack.
Ju (joo) -- Young, new, fresh.
Jugurikan (joo-goo-ree-kaan) -- Growth season; spring.
Juku (joo-koo) -- Baby, infant.
Ju'oh (joo-oh) -- Youth.
Ju'or (joo-ohr) -- Verb; to find, to discover.
Ju'oro (joo-ohr-oh) -- Discovery.
Juye (joo-yeh) -- Verb; to share.
Juyish (joo-yihsh) -- Verb; to translate.
Juyisher (joo-yihsh-uhr) -- Translated.
Juyisho (joo-yihsh-oh) -- Translation.
Jyu (jyoo) -- Power, energy, strength.
Jyublikda (jyoo-blihk-dah) -- Energy-based projectile weapon; blaster.
Jyublikko (jyoo-blihk-oh) -- Projectile from an energy-based weapon; blast, bolt.
Jyujioo (jyoo-jee-oo) -- Jack-of-all-trades, all-rounder.
Jyujoi (jyoo-joi) -- Verb; to charge, to build up power.
Jyuhamoh (jyoo-haam-oh) -- Strongest.
Jyuno (jyoo-noh) -- Verb; to hold back, to go easy, to slack off.
Jyur (jyoor) -- Strong.
K
Ka (kah) -- Three.Ka'el (kah-ehl) -- Thirty-six.
Kan (kaan) -- Month or season.
Kanner (kaan-uhr) -- Monthly, seasonal.
Kannerzul (kaan-uhr-zuhl) -- Magazine or similar work published on a regular schedule, usually monthly.
Kano (kah-noh) -- Triangle.
Kanor (kah-nohr) -- Triangular.
Karb (kahrb) -- Boring, dull.
Karbo (kahr-boh) -- Boredom.
Katu (kah-too) -- Triple.
Kashi (kah-shee) -- One third.
Kazbor (kahz-bohr) -- Forty-six.
Kazhel (kah-zhehl) -- Four hundred and thirty-two.
Kazin (kahz-ihn) -- Forty-one.
Kazka (kahz-kah) -- Thirty-nine.
Kazmab (kahz-maab) -- Forty-four.
Kazmid (kahz-mihd) -- Forty-three.
Kaznaf (kahz-naaf) -- Forty.
Kazoh (kahz-oh) -- Forty-two.
Kazoo (kahz-oo) -- Thirty-seven.
Kazrij (kahz-rihj) -- Forty-seven.
Kazya (kahz-yah) -- Thirty-eight.
Kazyoh (kahz-yoh) -- Forty-five.
Kherber (kuhrb-uhr) -- Adjective describing things like or relating to K'hyurbhis.
Kherberoo (kuhrb-uhr-oo) -- K'hyurboid; any round-bodied creature.
Khurbeo (kuhrb-ay-oh) -- Kirbium; light, incredibly strong silvery metal, known for its immense resistance to heat which makes the use of kihlah or other unusual energy sources necessary in order to forge it into anything useful.
Khurbyish (kuhrb-yihsh) -- Primary language of the planet Nummorro.
Khurb'yiwalen (kuhrb-yee-wah-lehn) -- Colored facial markings unique to each individual K'hyurbhi.
K'hyurbhi (kuh-hyuhr-bee) -- Round-bodied, pale-skinned species native to Nummorro, with smaller colony populations elsewhere in the First Nherbi and beyond.
K'hyurbhiwa (kuh-hyuhr-bee-wah) -- A sword crafted by the K'hyurbhis, infused with small amounts of kihlah energy to strengthen it. Essentially a lower-grade kihlahwa, though still far superior to an ordinary sword of the same material and craftsmanship.
Kidohu (kee-doh-hoo) -- Northwest, particularly when leaning toward the west.
Kigehu (kee-geh-hoo) -- Southwest, particuarly when leaning toward the west.
Kihlah (kih-lah) -- Form of energy innate to K'hyurbhis and some other species. Also refers to the art of drawing out that energy and using it for various purposes, particularly combat.
Kihlahmokku (kih-lah-mahk-oo) -- Kihlah Fighter; a kihlah user who specializes in techniques which infuse kihlah energy into their body or weapons in order to strengthen them beyond their normal level.
Kihlahshi'oh (kih-lah-shee-oh) -- Kihlah style; a category of kihlah techniques developed by Kihlah Masters belonging to a certain species or other group, usually with several unique characteristics that set it apart from other styles of kihlah.
Kihlah'u (kih-lah-oo) -- Kihlah user.
Kihlahwa (kih-lah-wah) -- A high-quality sword (or occasionally, another slashing or piercing type weapon such as a spear or shicker) that has been infused with tremendous amounts of kihlah energy during the process of being forged, giving it unusual powers.
Kihlahwo'oo (kih-lah-woh-oo) -- Kihlah master.
Kihu (kee-hoo) -- West.
Kiji (kih-jee) -- Hooved bipedal reptile sometimes ridden by K'hyurbhis as a means of transportation, though their size makes them appropriate only for short trips without too much extra weight to carry.
Kip (kihp) -- Verb; to break or snap.
Kipla (kihp-lah) -- Snap, crunch; the sound of something breaking.
Kiplon (kihp-lohn) -- Crack, fracture.
Kipper (kihp-uhr) -- Broken.
Kirib (kih-rihb) -- Friend.
Kiriber (kih-rihb-uhr) -- Friendly, allied.
Kiribo (kih-rihb-oh) -- Friendship.
Kishio (kih-shee-oh) -- Team.
Ko (koh) -- Sphere, moon. Used as a verb, means "to rotate."
Ko'aha (koh-ah-hah) -- Habit.
Ko'amokko (koh-ah-mahk-oh) -- Rematch; second round (in a fighting competition.)
Ko'anarm (koh-ah-nahrm) -- Diet.
Ko'au (koh-ah-oo) -- Again. Used as a verb, means "to repeat," "to reuse," or "to do over."
Ko'aur (koh-ah-oor) -- An adjective with a meaning that varies a bit depending on context and tone. Used with positive or neutral connotations, it can mean repeated, reused, or recycled; when used with a more negative connotation, it can mean repetitive, overused, or overdone.
Ko'awo (koh-ah-woh) -- Reusable, refillable, renewable, recyclable.
Koblikda (koh-blihk-dah) -- Revolver.
Kodiu (koh-dee-oo) -- Verb; to reflect.
Kodiu'oh (koh-dee-oo-oh) -- Reflection.
Kodiur (koh-dee-oor) -- Reflective.
Kojyujoi (koh-jyoo-joi) -- Verb; to recharge.
Kokyu (koh-kyoo) -- Verb; to report.
Kokyu'oh (koh-kyoo-oh) -- Report.
Konboro (kahn-bohr-oh) -- Marketplace.
Kondabo (kahn-dah-boh) -- Shop, store.
Konju (kahn-joo) -- Coin. Can refer to coins in general, or to the standard Nummorrian currency (also used across various Khurbyish-speaking worlds) specifically.
Konjuno (kahn-joo-noh) -- Money bag, wallet.
Konjuye (kahn-joo-yeh) -- Verb; to pay.
Konjuye'oh (kahn-joo-yeh-oh) -- Price, cost, payment.
Konkuajir (kahn-koo-ah-jeer) -- Prostitution.
Konkuajiroo (kahn-koo-ah-jeer-oo) -- Prostitute.
Kontull (kahn-tuhl) -- Verb; to hire.
Konyuye (kahn-yoo-yeh) -- Verb; to buy or sell.
Konyuyeoo (kahn-yoo-yeh-oo) -- Merchant, shopkeeper, salesman.
Komuji (ko-mue-jee) -- Verb; to repair, to fix, to put back together.
Ko'oh (koh-oh) -- Rotation, especially when referring to a planet, moon, or other heavenly body. Day (as in the measure of time.)
Ko'ohr (koh-ohr) -- Daily.
Ko'omu (koh-oh-moo) -- Today.
Ko'oru (koh-oh-roo) -- Yesterday.
Ko'ozu (koh-oh-zoo) -- Tomorrow.
Kor (kohr) -- Spherical.
Korro (kohr-oh) -- Average, ordinary, plain.
Koshi (koh-shee) -- Hour; period of time.
Koshio (koh-shee-oh) -- Time.
Kosor (koh-sohr) -- Verb; to return, to come back.
Koter (koh-tuhr) -- Moonlight.
Kowo (koh-woh) -- Verb; to get tired of, to get sick of.
Kowukk (koh-wuhk) -- Fireball, meteor.
Kowukktah (koh-wuhk-tah) -- Meteorite.
Koye (koh-yeh) -- Verb; to return, to put back, to give back.
Kreidl (kray-duhl) -- A being thought to cause disease in the ancient K'hyurbhi religion, sometimes considered a god and sometimes some lesser entity. The Kreidl was especially associated with diseases that would cripple or kill children at a very young age, and because of this it was seen as an enemy of Gatadz who would prefer that people live full lives before dying and coming to Lahnan. The Hamhu revival of the old religion downplays the Kreidl due to how contradictory it would be for their evil version of Gatadz to oppose its activities, writing it off as merely a representation of disease-spreading insects rather than an actual deity.
Kril (krihl) -- Short, small.
Krilnarmo (krihl-nahrm-oh) -- Snack.
Krilyukkoh (krihl-yuhk-oh) -- Infants of the Yukkoh species, sometimes referred to as "Mini-Foods" by English-speakers. They range from 8 inches to a little under two feet in height, and when they are very young they may keep their tentacles retracted most of the time due to a difficulty controlling them.
Krilwu (krihl-woo) -- Bacterium, amoeba, or other single-celled organism.
Ku (koo) -- Child, son, daughter.
Kudarri (koo-dahr-ee) -- Sapling, very young or small tree.
Kuka (koo-kah) -- Bug; general term for hard-shelled invertebrates (such as roaches, beetles, or crabs.)
Kukadabo (koo-kah-dah-boh) -- Hive or other structure built and lived in by a group of insects or similar lifeforms.
Kukar (koo-kahr) -- Insectoid, buggy, of or relating to insects or other hard-shelled invertebrates.
Kukatal (koo-kah-taal) -- Stinger.
Kukuka (koo-koo-kah) -- Larva, grub.
Kulon (koo-lohn) -- Web, silk, thread (specifically types produced by insect-like creatures.)
Kuriz (koo-reez) -- Verb; to carry or to haul.
Kurizum (koo-rih-zoom) -- Prince or princess.
Kutl (koo-tuhl) -- Verb; to hug.
Kuwa (koo-wah) -- A goddess in the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion; she was the firstborn daughter of Yikimahn, flying out from the egg the moment the first hole appeared in it, and only later discovering that she was the only creature like her inside. She is seen as the goddess of "things that seem to come out of nowhere," such as dreams, inspiration for art or other creations, or even just random thoughts that pop into one's head unexpectedly.
Kuzku (kooz-koo) -- Grandchild, grandson, granddaughter.
Kyel (kyehl) -- Less. Used as a verb, means "to decrease," "to reduce," or "to lessen."
Kyelkonju (kyehl-kahn-joo) -- Inexpensive. cheap.
Kyeloh (kyehl-oh) -- Least.
L
La (lah) -- Voice, sound.Lach (laach) -- Verb; to kill.
Lacher (laach-uhr) -- Deadly, lethal, murderous.
Lacho (laach-oh) -- Murder, killing.
Lah (laa) -- Dead. Used as a verb, means "to die."
Lahnan (laa-naan) -- "Cave of the dead;" the afterlife, according to the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, where all who have died wander through endless networks of caves and those who were evil in life end up at least partially frozen in the ice that fills some of its branches.
Lahshonan (laa-shoh-naan) -- Grave.
Lahshonantah (laa-shoh-naan-tah) -- Gravestone.
Lai (lai) -- Answer. Used as a verb, means "to answer" or "to reply."
Lajyu (lah-jyoo) -- Volume.
Lalu (lah-loo) -- Verb; to sound.
La'oh (laa-oh) -- Death.
La'oo (laa-oo) -- Dead person.
Lar (lahr) -- Loud.
Larbla (lahr-blah) -- Shout, yell. Used as a verb, means "to shout" or "to yell."
Larcher (lahr-chuhr) -- Noisy, rowdy, obnoxious.
Lawoch (lah-wohch) -- Hoarseness, laryngitis.
Lawocher (lah-wohch-uhr) -- Hoarse, having lost one's voice.
Layoi (laa-yoi) -- Corpse, especially one that's begun to decay.
Li (lee) -- Fish.
Lila (lee-lah) -- Bubble.
Lilar (lee-lahr) -- Bubbly, fizzy, carbonated.
Limba (lihm-bah) -- Verb; to exaggerate or twist facts.
Limba'oh (lihm-bah-oh) -- Exaggeration, half-truth.
Limbar (lihm-bahr) -- Exaggerated, unreliable.
Lo (loh) -- Number, amount, quantity; degree (as in the measurement of temperature.)
Lon (lohn) -- Rope, cord, thread; line.
Londa (lohn-dah) -- Whip.
Londala (lohn-dah-lah) -- Crack, snap; sound of a whip.
Lonje (lohn-jay) -- Braided hair.
Lonon (lohn-ohn) -- Net.
Lonve (lohn-veh) -- Headband, wristband, or similar accessory.
Loro (lohr-oh) -- Twenty thousand seven hundred and thirty-six.
Lowai (loh-wai) -- Verb; to calculate, to predict.
Lowaikoh (lo-waik-oh) -- Miscalculation.
Lowaioh (loh-wai-oh) -- Calculation, prediction.
Lowaish (loh-waish) -- Verb; to underestimate.
Lu (loo) -- Near, close; almost.
Lua (loo-ah) -- Maybe.
Luazu (loo-ah-zoo) -- Probably.
Luboro (loo-bohr-oh) -- Somewhere.
Ludiuno (loo-dee-oo-noh) -- Verb; to look like, to resemble, to seem.
Luj (looj) -- Something.
Luha (loo-hah) -- Verb; to try, to attempt.
Luha'oh (loo-hah-oh) -- Try, attempt, chance.
Luhi (loo-hai) -- Early morning; dawn, sunrise.
Lukoshi (loo-koh-shee) -- Sometime.
Lulah (loo-laa) -- Near-death, dying.
Luk (look) -- Verb; to miss. Unlike ak, it implies that one's aim was not that far off.
Lumek (loo-mehk) -- Annoyance, irritation, nuisance.
Lumekker (loo-mehk) -- Annoyed, irritated.
Lumekla (loo-mehk-lah) -- Verb; to annoy or to irritate.
Lumeklar (loo-mehk-lahr) -- Annoying, irritating, pesky.
Lumelo (loo-meh-loh) -- Verb; to care.
Lumubo (loo-moo-boh) -- There.
Lumuj (loo-mooj) -- That.
Lumujen (loo-mooj-ehn) -- Those.
Lunch (luhnch) -- A dark, swampy planet located on the far edges of the Num solar system, home to the Yukkoh and a variety of other species. The name Lunch is not Khurbyish in origin, but rather a loanword from their inhabitants' native Iokkoh language.
Lu'oi (loo-oi) -- Middle-aged.
Luongla (loo-ahn-glaa) -- Verb; to offend or to bother.
Lupa (loo-pah) -- Verb; to itch.
Lupa'oh (loo-pah-oh) -- Itch, rash.
Lupar (loo-pahr) -- Itchy.
Luril (loo-rihl) -- Slightly, a little, a bit.
Lurillo (loo-rihl-oh) -- Trace, bit, small amount.
Luve (loo-vay) -- Most, almost all.
Luvemuoh (loo-vay-moo-oh) -- Usually.
Luvemuor (loo-vay-moo-ohr) -- Often, frequently.
Luver (loo-vayr) -- Mostly.
Luvu (loo-voo) -- Informal affirmative statements, like "yeah" or "alright."
Luyig (loo-yihg) -- Evening; twilight, sunset.
Luyu (loo-yoo) -- Like, similar.
Luzum (loo-zoom) -- Soon.
M
Mab (maab) -- Eight.Mabel (maab-ehl) -- Ninety-six.
Maboon (mah-buen) -- Fort, fortress, military base.
Mabshi (maab-shee) -- One eighth.
Mabtu (maab-too) -- Octuple.
Mabu (muh-boo) -- Verb; to train or to practice a skill.
Mabubo'ono (muh-boo-boh-oh-noh) -- Training room, weight room, gym, dojo.
Mabuo (muh-boo-oh) -- Training, practice, experience.
Mabur (muh-boor) -- Trained, experienced.
Mabzbor (maabz-bohr) -- One hundred and six.
Mabzhel (maab-zhehl) -- One thousand one hundred and fifty-two.
Mabzin (maabz-ihn) -- One hundred and one.
Mabzka (maabz-kah) -- Ninety-nine.
Mabzmab (maabz-maab) -- One hundred and four.
Mabzmid (maabz-mihd) -- One hundred and three.
Mabznaf (maabz-naaf) -- One hundred.
Mabzoh (maabz-oh) -- One hundred and two.
Mabzoo (maabz-oo) -- Ninety-seven.
Mabzrij (maabz-rihj) -- One hundred and seven.
Mabzya (maabz-yah) -- Ninety-eight.
Mabzyoh (maabz-yoh) -- One hundred and five.
Mah (mah) -- Weapon.
Mahno (mah-noh) -- Sheath, holster.
Mahr (mahr) -- Weaponized.
Mahu (mah-hoo) -- Yellow.
Mat (maat) -- Bottle or small jar.
Mawa (muh-wah) -- Verb; to build.
Mawada (muh-wah-dah) -- Hammer.
Mawo (muh-woh) -- Verb; to learn.
Mawo'oo (muh-woh-oo) -- Student.
Mawoyeo (muh-woh-yeh-oh) -- Education.
Me (may) -- Verb; to run.
Mehiyu (meh-hee-yoo) -- Verb; to feel like, to be in the mood for.
Mek (mehk) -- Anger, rage. Used as a verb, means "to enrage" or "to make angry."
Mekker (mehk-uhr) -- Angry.
Mela (meh-lah) -- Verb; to mean, to imply, to suggest.
Mela'oh (meh-lah-oh) -- Suggestion, implication.
Melowo (mehl-oh-woh) -- Verb; to worry.
Melowor (mehl-oh-wohr) -- Worried, nervous.
Melowowo (mehl-oh-woh-woh) -- Paranoia.
Melowowor (mehl-oh-woh-wohr) -- Paranoid.
Melwai (mehl-wai) -- Verb; to guess, to suppose, to bet.
Melwai'oh (mehl-wai-oh) -- Guess.
Meno (meh-noh) -- Verb; to think.
Menoajir (meh-noh-ah-jeer) -- Mentally unstable, insane.
Menoch (meh-nohch) -- Verb; to hate.
Menocher (meh-nohch-uhr) -- Hateful.
Menocho (meh-nohch-oh) -- Hatred.
Menodiu (meh-noh-dee-oo) -- Verb; to imagine, to picture.
Menodiu'oh (meh-noh-dee-oo-oh) -- Imagination.
Menodiur (meh-noh-dee-oor) -- Imaginative, creative.
Menok (meh-nohk) -- Verb; to assume (especially when the assumption is false.)
Menoko (meh-noh-koh) -- Assumption.
Meno'o (meh-noh-oh) -- Thought, idea.
Menor (meh-nohr) -- Intelligent, thoughtful, wise.
Menoro (meh-nohr-oh) -- Intelligence.
Menowoi (meh-noh-woi) -- Verb; to wonder.
Menuji (meh-nue-jee) -- Verb; to plan.
Menujio (meh-nue-jee-oh) -- Plan.
Menujyu (meh-noo-jyoo) -- Willpower.
Menuk (meh-nuhk) -- Verb; to disgust, to repulse.
Menukker (meh-nuhk-uhr) -- Disgusting, gross, nasty, repulsive.
Menukko (meh-nuhk-oh) -- Disgust, revulsion.
Menuo (meh-noo-oh) -- Conscious, awake. Used as a verb, means "to awaken."
Menuo'o (meh-noo-oh-oh) -- Consciousness, mind.
Menuo'or (meh-noo-oh-ohr) -- Mental.
Menuwu (meh-noo-woo) -- Verb; to agree.
Menuwu'o (meh-noo-woo-oh) -- Agreement.
Mer (muhr) -- Clearing (in a forest), open area.
Merbo (muhr-boh) -- Fence.
Merbor (muhr-bohr) -- Fenced, enclosed.
Mertur (muhr-tuhr) -- Verb; to spread.
Meso (may-soh) -- Verb; to chase, to hunt.
Meso'oo (may-soh-oo) -- Hunter.
Mid (mihd) -- Seven.
Midel (mihd-ehl) -- Eighty-four.
Midshi (mihd-shee) -- One seventh.
Midtu (mihd-too) -- Septuple.
Midzbor (mihdz-bohr) -- Ninety-four.
Midzhel (mihd-zhehl) -- One thousand and eight.
Midzin (mihdz-ihn) -- Eighty-nine.
Midzka (mihdz-kah) -- Eighty-seven.
Midzmab (mihdz-maab) -- Ninety-two.
Midzmid (mihdz-mihd) -- Ninety-one.
Midznaf (mihdz-naaf) -- Eighty-eight.
Midzoh (mihdz-oh) -- Ninety.
Midzoo (mihdz-oo) -- Eighty-five.
Midzrij (mihdz-rihj) -- Ninety-five.
Midzya (mihdz-yah) -- Eighty-six.
Midzyoh (mihdz-yoh) -- Ninety-three.
Mih (mih) -- Verb; to walk.
Mihda (mih-dah) -- Walking stick, staff, cane.
Mihji (mih-jee) -- Verb; to sort, to rearrange, to move an object from one place to another.
Mihjioh (mih-jee-oh) -- Order, arrangement.
Mild (mihld) -- Verb; to waddle.
Mok (mahk) -- Verb; to attack or to fight.
Mokkau (mahk-ah-oo) -- Counterattack. Used as a verb, means "to counter" or "to retaliate."
Mokker (mahk-uhr) -- Violent, aggressive.
Mokko (mahk-oh) -- Attack, assault, battle.
Mokkoshi (mahk-oh-shee) -- Wartime.
Mokku (mahk-oo) -- Fighter, warrior.
Mokla (mahk-lah) -- Threat, insult. Used as a verb, means "to threaten" or "to insult."
Moklar (mahk-lahr) -- Threatening, menacing, scary.
Mokshio (mahk-shee-oh) -- Army.
Mokshioo (mahk-shee-oo) -- Soldier, especially in an organized military.
Moz (mahz) -- Loud noise, especially the sound of an explosion or thunder.
Mozzu (mah-zoo) -- God of war in the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, portrayed as a bulky, armored, neckless humanoid with dark red lumpy skin and a heavy mace. Before much scientific understanding developed among the K'hyurbhis, thunder and earthquakes were attributed to Mozzu as well.
Mubo (moo-boh) -- Here.
Muj (mooj) -- This.
Mujarrer (muej-ahr-uhr) -- Hand-made, homemade.
Mujen (mooj-ehn) -- These.
Mujeo (mue-jay-oh) -- Verb; to forge, to make something from metal.
Muji (mue-jee) -- Verb; to create, to make, to put together.
Mujio (mue-jee-oh) -- Creation, invention.
Mujioo (mue-jee-oo) -- Creator.
Mujoo (mooj-oo) -- This guy, this one (referring to a specific individual creature.)
Mulu (moo-loo) -- Recently, lately; earlier today.
Mun (muhn) -- Disguise. Used as a verb, means "to disguise" or "to conceal."
Munner (muhn-uhr) -- Disguised, concealed, cloaked.
Munven (muhn-vehn) -- Costume.
Muoh (moo-oh) -- The present; now.
Muoru (moo-oh-roo) -- Already.
Muru (moo-roo) -- Since (when used in relation to time, as in "from some specified event in the past to now.") Also sometimes used in a way similarly to the word "still" in English; for example to say "we still have some food."
Murulu (moo-roo-loo) -- Just now.
Musoha (mue-soh-hah) -- Verb; to cause, to trigger, to activate.
Musohar (mue-soh-hahr) -- Active, on.
Muzoha (moo-zoh-hah) -- Verb; to prepare, to get ready.
Muzohar (moo-zoh-hahr) -- Prepared, ready.
Muzola (moo-zoh-lah) -- Verb; to warn.
Muzola'oh (moo-zoh-lah-oh) -- Warning.
Muzu (moo-zoo) -- Then.
N
Na (nah) -- Snow.Naf (naaf) -- Four.
Nafel (naaf-ehl) -- Forty-eight.
Nafo (naaf-oh) -- Rectangle, square.
Nafor (naaf-ohr) -- Rectangular.
Nafshi (naaf-shee) -- One fourth.
Naftanner (naaf-taan-uhr) -- Quadrupedal, four-legged.
Naftanoo (naaf-taan-oo) -- Quadruped; any creature which walks on four limbs.
Naftu (naaf-too) -- Quadruple.
Nafzbor (naafz-bohr) -- Fifty-eight.
Nafzhel (naaf-zhehl) -- Five hundred and seventy-six.
Nafzin (naaf-zihn) -- Fifty-three.
Nafzka (naafz-kah) -- Fifty-one.
Nafzmab (naafz-maab) -- Fifty-six.
Nafzmid (naafz-mihd) -- Fifty-five.
Nafznaf (naafz-naaf) -- Fifty-two.
Nafzoh (naaf-zoh) -- Fifty-four.
Nafzoo (naaf-zoo) -- Forty-nine.
Nafzrij (naafz-rihj) -- Fifty-nine.
Nafzya (naafz-yah) -- Fifty.
Nafzyoh (naafz-yoh) -- Fifty-seven.
Nakk (naak) -- Verb; to flop, to stumble, to fall down.
Nakker (naak-uhr) -- Floppy, clumsy.
Nakta (nahk-tah) -- Ice. Used as a verb, means "to freeze."
Naktako (nahk-tah-koh) -- Hail, hailstone.
Naktamoz (nahk-tah-mahz) -- Icestorm.
Naktar (nahk-tahr) -- Frozen.
Naktatah (nahk-tah-tah) -- Comet.
Namoz (nah-mahz) -- Snowstorm, blizzard.
Nan (naan) -- Cave.
Narga (nahr-gah) -- Frost.
Nargar (nahr-gahr) -- Frosty, frosted, lightly frozen or dusted with snow.
Narm (nahrm) -- Verb; to eat.
Narmayeh (nahrm-ah-yeh) -- Verb; to starve, to go hungry.
Narmaye'oh (nahrm-ah-yeh-oh) -- Hunger, starvation.
Narmaye'ohr (nahrm-ah-yeh-ohr) -- Hungry, starving.
Narmbushi (nahrm-boo-shee) -- Ingredient.
Narmdabo (nahrm-dah-boh) -- Restaurant or store specializing in food.
Narmo (nahrm-oh) -- Meal, food.
Narmobu (nahrm-oh-boo) -- Recipe, cooking technique.
Narmor (nahrm-ohr) -- Edible.
Narmuk (nahrm-uhk) -- Slop; poorly cooked or near-inedible food.
Narmwoch (nahrm-wohch) -- Food poisoning.
Narr (nahr) -- Snowy. Also the name of the large northern continent of the planet Nummorro.
Narudiban (nah-roo-dee-baan) -- Sixth month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Narupoo (nah-roo-poo) -- A species of white burrowing worms closely related to the Parupoo, but found only on the northern continent of Narr rather than in warmer swampy regions.
Natt (naat) -- Verb; to loosen.
Natter (naat-uhr) -- Loose, wide.
Nherbi (nuhr-bee) -- Vast region of existence, separated from all others and containing many clusters of galaxies. What humans would refer to as a "universe."
Nij (neej) -- Crumb; small dry piece of food, especially of something bread-based.
No (noh) -- Bag, container. Used as a verb, means "to hold" or "to contain."
Noo (noo) -- Verb; to stick or cling.
Noof (noof) -- Stupid.
Noofoo (noof-oo) -- Idiot, moron, fool.
Noofoobu (noof-oo-boo) -- Moronism; the Way of the Moron. This refers to both the evil force determined to spread stupidity throughout the 40 Nherbis and the mindsets, behaviors, and social structure adopted by beings who have fallen under its control.
Noofoojyu (noof-oo-jyoo) -- Moronic power.
Noofoor (noof-oor) -- Moronic; of or related to Moronism.
Noofriboron (noof-rih-bohr-ohn) -- Land of the Great Duh; a sub-nherbi connected to the 40th Nherbi which the forces of Moronism use as their primary base of operations.
Noop (noop) -- Mysterious and dangerous black substance known to eat away at anything that touches it, an effect which only certain very strong materials (and those infused with energy such as kihlah or Num Power) are known to resist.
Noor (noor) -- Sticky.
Nopuda (noh-poo-dah) -- Shelf.
Nor (nohr) -- In, inside, internal.
Norga (nohr-gah) -- Insides, interal organs.
Norna (nohr-nah) -- Verb; to come, to arrive.
Norno (nohr-noh) -- Verb; to pack.
Norri (nohr-ee) -- Verb; to enter, to go inside.
Norriboron (nohr-ee-bohr-ohn) -- Verb; to immigrate.
Norriboron'oh (nohr-ee-bohr-ohn-oh) -- Immigration.
Nuh (nuh) -- Tooth.
Nuhk (nuhk) -- Verb; to bite.
Nuhko (nuhk-oh) -- Bite mark, bite wound.
Nuhwo (nuh-woh) -- Toothache.
Nuha (noo-hah) -- Verb; to waste, to misuse, to squander.
Nuhar (noo-hahr) -- Wasteful.
Nuha'oh (noo-hah-oh) -- Waste, misuse.
Num (nuhm) -- Shortened form of "Numnum," often used in combination words (such as the names of various Numnum-like species) and when referring to one's Numnum friends or to very young Numnum children.
Numbani (nuhm-bah-nee) -- Species of small, four-legged Numnum relatives native to the forests and grasslands of Ummiboro.
Numdubnom (nuhm-duhb-nahm) -- Num symbol; the royal crest of the Num Kingdom located in western Ummiboro, though it has been used to represent Numnums as a whole for millennia. It closely resembles the Khurbyish letter representing the N sound.
Numjyu (nuhm-jyoo) -- Num Power; a form of energy innate to Numnums and some other species, which can (with practice) be used in a wide variety of ways.
Numkonju (nuhm-kahn-joo) -- Num Coin; a large coin-like object infused with an incredible amount of Num Power, which can be drawn upon as a power source by anyone who possesses Num Power within them.
Nummeo (nuhm-ay-oh) -- Nummite; heavy and very strong metal, usually with a blue, blue-purplish, or blue-gray color.
Nummer (nuhm-uhr) -- Adjective describing things like or relating to Numnums; in English I generally use the word "Nummian" in situations where Khurbyish would use nummer.
Nummerdan (nuhm-uhr-daan) -- Nummian armor.
Nummerjo (nuhm-uhr-joh) -- Nummian knife; a tool or sometimes weapon that consists of a knife which floats several feet above the ground and can be remotely controlled via the mental control unit strapped to the user's body.
Nummertal (nuhm-uhr-taal) -- Nummian lance; a back-mounted spear-like weapon sometimes used by Numnums. Includes mental control unit which allows the spear to be extended and retracted at will in order to make it easier to fight with at varying distances.
Nummorrer (nuhm-ohr-uhr) -- Nummorrian; from or related to the planet Nummorro.
Nummorro (nuhm-ohr-oh) -- Third planet in the Num solar system; homeworld of the Numnums, K'hyurbhis, Blurbys, and many other species.
Numnum (nuhm-nuhm) -- Flightless, toothed birdlike species native to the planet Nummorro.
Numzyu (nuhm-zyoo) -- Num Warp; a warp hole, especially one generated through the use of Num Power. Also used to refer to the Num Power techniques necessary for opening warp holes.
O
Och (ohch) -- Expression of minor pain, similar to "ouch" or "ow."Odih (oh-dih) -- Pronunciation.
Ogluh (oh-gluh) -- Drink, beverage.
Oh (oh) -- Six.
Oh'el (oh-ehl) -- Seventy-two.
Ohshi (oh-shee) -- One sixth.
Ohtu (oh-too) -- Sextuple.
Oi (oi) -- Old.
Oi'aboro (oi-ah-bohr-oh) -- Ghost town; ruins, especially of a city.
Oidyeh'o (oi-dyeh-oh) -- Scar.
Oigurikan (oi-goo-ree-kaan) -- Harvest season; fall.
Oikhurbyish (oi-kuhrb-yihsh) -- Ancient Khurbyish; an older form of the Khurbyish language, spoken by the K'hyurbhis and most Blurbys in the distant past. Many modern Khurbyish words are derived from the older form, and a few Ancient Khurbyish words have hung around relatively unchanged.
Oiku (oi-koo) -- A child nearing adulthood; teenager.
Oi'oh (oi-oh) -- Age. Used as a verb, means "to age" or "to grow old."
Oiwo (oi-woh) -- Wear. Used as a verb, means "to wear down" or "to wear out."
Oiwor (oi-wohr) -- Worn, worn-out, dull; old (referring to an object.)
Oiwukko (oi-wuhk-oh) -- Burn mark; scar left behind from a burn.
Okonbo'ono (oh-kahn-boh-oh-noh) -- Vault, treasury, treasure room.
Okki (oh-kee) -- Secret, mystery.
Okkir (oh-keer) -- Secret (used as an adjective.)
Ombi (ohm-bee) -- Verb; to insert or implant.
Omtal (ohm-taal) -- Verb; to inject.
Omtalda (ohm-taal-dah) -- Needle, syringe.
Omtalo (ohm-taal-oh) -- Injection.
Omyu (ohm-yoo) -- State, status.
On (ahn) -- Slow. Used as a verb, means "to slow down."
Ongyaa (ahn-gyaa) -- Creepy, uncomfortable. Used as a verb, means "to unnerve" or "to give one the creeps."
Ono (oh-noh) -- Box, cube.
Ono'oh (oh-noh-oh) -- Volume, space, room (as in having enough room to fit things in an area.)
Onoshi (oh-noh-shee) -- Edge, side, face (of a box or other three-dimensional object.)
Onshi (ahn-shee) -- Verb; to wait.
Onshue (ahn-shue) -- Verb; to rest.
Ontull (ahn-tuhl) -- Lazy.
Onzoha (ahn-zoh-hah) -- Verb; to expect, to anticipate.
Onzoha'oh (ahn-zoh-hah-oh) -- Expectation.
Onzohar (ahn-zoh-hahr) -- Expected, predictable.
Oo (oo) -- Creature, person, being; one.
Ooborez (oo-bohr-ehz) -- Local leader, usually elected; similar to a mayor or town elder.
Ooboroshi (oo-bohr-oh-shee) -- Governor; any leader in charge of a larger area than a single town, such as a state/province (basically a step up in authority from ooborez.)
Ooga-booga (oo-gah-boo-gah) -- Term describing behaviors or beliefs that come across as backward, ignorant, or excessively primitive, especially if they go so far as to be harmful. Some examples include the religious practice of live sacrifices (particularly when the sacrifice is a member of one's own species or when any potentially edible meat is wasted rather than eaten afterward) and the belief that it's wrong for members of any other species to eat a member of your species, especially if this belief is accompanied by violence directed toward members of predatory species when no predation has occurred (or as "revenge" long after the fact -- self-defense in the moment is okay, hunting down a predator hours, days, or weeks later is not.)
Ooj (ooj) -- Basic, simple. Used as a verb, means "to simplify."
Oojer (ooj-uhr) -- Basically, simply, essentially.
Oojo (ooj-oh) -- Basic or fundamental part of something; base, foundation.
Ooha (oo-hah) -- Verb; to start, to begin.
Ooha'oh (oo-hah-oh) -- Beginning, start.
Oolach (oo-laach) -- Killer, murderer.
Oomawa (oo-muh-wah) -- Builder, construction worker.
Oomujeo (oo-mue-jay-oh) -- Smith, metalworker.
Oon (oon) -- Some, a few, several.
Oor (oor) -- First.
Ooriboron (oo-rih-bohr-ohn) -- King, queen, or other ruler.
Ooriyiyah (oo-rih-yee-yah) -- Chief; leader of a tribe, clan, or other large social group.
Ooriyiyaku (oo-rih-yee-yah-koo) -- Royalty, royal family.
Oowij (oo-wihj) -- Janitor.
Oowu (oo-woo) -- Only, alone.
Oowu'oh (oo-woo-oh) -- Solitude.
Oowur (oo-woor) -- Solitary.
Oowuwo (oo-woo-woh) -- Loneliness.
Oowuwor (oo-woo-wohr) -- Lonely.
Oso (ohs-oh) -- Cold.
Osoga (ohs-oh-gah) -- Cold front.
Osohamtulda (ohs-oh-haam-tuhl-dah) -- Air conditioner, cooling system.
Osokan (ohs-oh-kaan) -- Cold season; winter.
Osooble (oh-sue-buhl) -- Shiver, twitch, or similar unpleasant involuntary movement. When used as a verb, means "to shiver."
Otanner (oh-taan-uhr) -- Six-legged.
Otanoo (oh-taan-oo) -- Any creature which walks on six limbs.
Owo (oh-woh) -- Verb; to hurt.
Owohi (oh-woh-hee) -- Pain; painful, hurt, hurting.
Owola (oh-woh-lah) -- Cough. Used as a verb, means "to cough."
Owyel (oh-wyehl) -- Verb; to heal.
Oy (oi) -- Short, informal greeting, similar to "hi" or "hey."
Oyo (oi-yoh) -- Common greeting, similar to "hello."
Ozbor (ohz-bohr) -- Eighty-two.
Ozhel (oh-zhehl) -- Eight hundred and sixty-four.
Ozin (ohz-ihn) -- Seventy-seven.
Ozka (ohz-kah) -- Seventy-five.
Ozmab (ohz-maab) -- Eighty.
Ozmid (ohz-mihd) -- Seventy-nine.
Oznaf (ohz-naaf) -- Seventy-six.
Ozoh (ozh-oh) -- Seventy-eight.
Ozoo (ohz-oo) -- Seventy-three.
Ozrij (ohz-rihj) -- Eighty-three.
Ozya (ohz-yah) -- Seventy-four.
Ozyoh (ohz-yoh) -- Eighty-one.
P
Pa (pah) -- Swamp.Paj (pahj) -- Small, hand-held metal pan or skillet. Also a Blurbian dish similar to a stir-fry, made up of an assortment of whatever vegetables, grains, herbs, and sometimes meat are available.
Panari (pah-nah-ree) -- Leather.
Panor (pah-nohr) -- Skin.
Panori (pah-nohr-ee) -- Welt; red mark on skin.
Panorzul (pah-nohr-zuhl) -- Tattoo or other similar permanent or long-lasting marking on the skin. Used as a verb, means "to tattoo" or "to mark."
Panowo (pah-noh-woh) -- Bruise. Used as a verb, means "to bruise."
Panowor (pah-noh-wohr) -- Bruised.
Papoog (pah-poog) -- Amphibian species with large eyes and unusual tentacle-like external gills, native to the swamps of the planet Nummorro.
Papu (pah-poo) -- Flat, one-dimensional, shallow.
Papuda (pah-poo-da) -- Board, plank.
Papulon (pah-poo-lohn) -- Canvas or other thick, tough fabric.
Papulondabo (pah-poo-lohn-dah-boh) -- Tent or canvas-roofed shelter.
Papurion (pah-poo-ree-ohn) -- Plains, grassland.
Papushta (pah-poosh-tah) -- Plate.
Pari (pah-ree) -- Cloth, fabric.
Parupoo (pah-roo-poo) -- Large species of unusually-intelligent burrowing worms, native to the swamps and rutoo-coated areas of the planet Nummorro.
Paroop (puh-roop) -- Second planet in the Num solar system. Its surface is mostly covered in water and unpleasantly hot, but some life can be found in the depths of its vast network of caves.
Pashu (pah-shoo) -- Verb; to lie down.
Piro (pee-roh) -- Tongue. Used as a verb, means "to lick."
Ploog (ploog) -- Nose. Used as a verb, means "to smell" or "to sniff."
Pluo (ploo-oh) -- Head, face.
Pluoda (ploo-oh-dah) -- Horn or antler.
Pluo-dan (ploo-oh-daan) -- Helmet.
Pluomun (ploo-oh-muhn) -- Mask.
Pluomunner (ploo-oh-muhn-uhr) -- Masked.
Pluowo (ploo-oh-woh) -- Headache.
Plup (pluhp) -- Verb; to sit.
Plupari (ploo-pah-ree) -- Bandanna.
Plupper (pluhp-uhr) -- Sitting, seated.
Pluppo (pluhp-oh) -- Chair, seat.
Pooko (poo-koh) -- Pooball; a hard lump of compressed, partially-digested rutoo that Parupoos are capable of spitting up in order to attack enemies, predators, or trespassers.
Popo (poh-poh) -- Verb; to copy, mimic, or imitate.
Popochuo (poh-poh-choo-oh) -- Plagiarism.
Popola (poh-poh-lah) -- Echo. When used as a verb, means "to echo."
Popo'oh (poh-poh-oh) -- Copy, imitation.
Popor (poh-pohr) -- Copied.
Pu (poo) -- Male pronoun (he, him, his, etc.)
Pudabo (pue-dah-boh) -- Counter.
Pudado (pue-dah-doh) -- Table.
Pug (puhg) -- Fur, especially in the case of a full-body covering.
Pugger (puhg-uhr) -- Furry, wooly. Also the name of a species of wooly pig-like creatures native to the northern Nummorrian continent of Narr.
Pugpari (puhg-pah-ree) -- Wool; fabric made from the fur of some creature rather than plant-based or synthetic materials.
Puh (puh) -- Very mild expletive, similar in tone to "aw, man" or "dang."
Pukk (puhk) -- Mild expletive, similar in tone to "damn" or "damn it."
Pukker (puhk) -- Similar to pukk but used as an adjective.
Puku (poo-koo) -- Claw.
Pukudyeh'o (poo-koo-dyeh-oh) -- Clawmark.
Puna (poo-nah) -- Verb; to go, to leave, to depart.
Puna'oh (poo-nah-oh) -- Departure.
Pur (poor) -- Male.
Puro (poo-roh) -- Name.
Puroll (poo-rohl) -- Verb; to sign, to autograph.
Purollo (poo-roh-loh) -- Signature, autograph.
Puroller (poo-roh-luhr) -- Signed, autographed.
Puror (poo-rohr) -- Named, official, known (as in someone's identity.)
Puroye (poo-roh-yeh) -- Verb; to name, to grant a title or position.
Puroyeo (poo-roh-yeh-oh) -- Title, position, rank.
Puyyarmo (pue-yahr-moh) -- Leftovers, surplus food.
Puyye (pue-yeh) -- Verb; to abandon, to leave behind.
Puyyeku (pue-yeh-koo) -- Orphan.
Puyyer (pue-yehr) -- Abandoned, left over, left behind.
R
Rahb (rahb) -- Verb; to cook.Rahbaye'ohr (rahb-ah-yeh-ohr) -- Uncooked.
Rahbda (rahb-dah) -- Roasting spit.
Rahbdar (rahb-dahr) -- Roasted.
Rahbeo (rahb-ay-oh) -- Grill or other large, usually flat cooking surface.
Rahbeor (rahb-ay-ohr) -- Grilled.
Rahber (rahb-uhr) -- Cooked.
Rahblu (rahb-loo) -- Verb; to undercook.
Rahblur (rahb-loor) -- Undercooked.
Rahbono (rahb-oh-noh) -- Oven.
Rahbo'ono (rah-boh-oh-noh) -- Kitchen.
Rahbu (rahb-oo) -- Cook, chef.
Rahbuzullo (rahb-oo-zuhl-oh) -- Cookbook.
Rahguh (rah-guh) -- Glass.
Rahhi (rah-hee) -- Tan, beige.
Rahtin (rah-teen) -- Brown.
Ran (raan) -- Ocean.
Randon (raan-dahn) -- Island.
Randonshio (raan-dahn-shee-oh) -- Island chain.
Ranner (raan-uhr) -- Marine, oceanic.
Ranshoga (raan-shoh-gah) -- Ocean floor.
Rantah (raan-tah) -- Salt.
Rantahr (raan-tahr) -- Salty.
Rayoi (rah-yoi) -- Meat, especially that which has been cooked or otherwise prepared to be eaten.
Reenda (reen-dah) -- Boomerang or similar spinning thrown weapon.
Reent (reent) -- Verb; to turn.
Reento (reent-oh) -- Angle.
Rei (ray) -- Dark red, maroon.
Relp (rehlp) -- Burp, belch. When used as a verb, means "to burp" or "to belch."
Ri (ree) -- Long.
Riboron (rih-bohr-ohn) -- Country, kingdom, territory.
Riboronner (rih-bohr-ohn-uhr) -- National, nationwide, countrywide.
Riboronshi (rih-bohr-ohn-shee) -- Border of a country.
Rihu (ree-hoo) -- Direction.
Rij (rihj) -- Eleven.
Rijbor (rihj-bohr) -- One hundred and forty-two.
Rijel (rihj-ehl) -- One hundred and thirty-two.
Rijin (rihj-ihn) -- One hundred and thirty-seven.
Rijka (rihj-kah) -- One hundred and thirty-five.
Rijmab (rihj-maab) -- One hundred and forty.
Rijmid (rihj-mihd) -- One hundred and thirty-nine.
Rijnaf (rihj-naaf) -- One hundred and thirty-six.
Rijoh (rihj-oh) -- One hundred and thirty-eight.
Rijoo (rihj-oo) -- One hundred and thirty-three.
Rijrij (rihj-rihj) -- One hundred and forty-three.
Rijshi (rihj-shee) -- One eleventh.
Rijtu (rihj-too) -- Undecuple.
Rijya (rihj-yah) -- One hundred and thirty-four.
Rijyoh (rihj-yoh) -- One hundred and forty-one.
Riyiyah (rih-yee-yah) -- Tribe, clan, or other large social group; most often used in reference to the K'hyurbhi tribes.
Riyiyahr (rih-yee-yahr) -- Tribal; of or related to a tribe, clan, or other large social group.
Rizhel (rih-zhehl) -- One thousand five hundred and eighty-four.
Ri'oh (ree-oh) -- Length.
Ro (roh) -- Tentacle.
Roas (rohs) -- Heat, hot, warm.
Roasga (rohs-gah) -- Warm front.
Roasjoi (rohs-joi) -- Verb; to heat, to warm, to heat up.
Roashamtulda (rohs-haam-tuhl-dah) -- Heater, heating system.
Roaskan (rohs-kaan) -- Warm season; summer.
Roasoh (rohs-oh) -- Temperature.
Roastisoo (rohs-tees-oo) -- Bipedal species native only to Roastiso Island on the planet Nummorro, and known for their extremely high body temperature.
Roastu (rohs-too) -- Verb; to weld.
Roasuk (rohs-uhk) -- Verb; to melt, to liquefy.
Roaswoch (rohs-wohch) -- Fever.
Roasyanner (rohs-yaan-uhr) -- Tropical.
Rokta (rohk-tah) -- Verb; to boil.
Roktar (rohk-tahr) -- Boiled, boiling, molten.
Ror (rohr) -- Verb; to jump, to bounce.
Ruoh (roo-oh) -- The past; before.
Ruowo (roo-oh-woh) -- Regret. When used as a verb, means "to regret."
Rupoo (roo-poo) -- Worm; general term for squishy invertebrates (such as worms, anemones, or squid.) Also refers to an ancient and incredibly powerful evil being that has existed for at least 15 billion years.
Rupoojyu (roo-poo-jyoo) -- Rupoo power; usually used in reference to those who use Rupoo magic to steal fragments of the Rupoo's power from it, though it can also refer to the fragments of power given by the Rupoo to its followers in exchange for various sacrifices.
Rupoozam (roo-poo-zaam) -- Rupoo magic; a technique discovered by the Zambuzl K'hyurbhi tribe which allows one to "steal" tiny fragments of the Rupoo's power without attracting its attention, making it possible for species to use magic even without the innate "spark" that is normally required.
Rusa (roo-sah) -- Verb; to apologize.
Rusa'oh (roo-sah-oh) -- Apology.
Rutoo (roo-too) -- Mysterious sticky semi-liquid substance that can be found filling deep pits or in layers spread out over swamps in some regions of Nummorro.
Rutooboro (roo-too-bohr-oh) -- A good-sized continent on the planet Nummorro.
Rutoo-ukkima'oo (roo-too-uh-kih-mah-oo) -- Rutoo stalker; a large amphibious predator which dwells in the Rutoo Swamp of Ummiboro.
Ruum (room) -- Previous.
Ruyesa (roo-yeh-sah) -- Verb; to forgive.
Ruyesa'oh (roo-yeh-sah-oh) -- Forgiveness.
Ruzu (roo-zoo) -- After.
Ruzullo (roo-zuhl-oh) -- History.
Ruzulloo (roo-zuhl-oo) -- Historian, record-keeper.
Ruzullor (roo-zuhl-ohr) -- Historical.
Ruzullotah (roo-zuhl-oh-tah) -- Monument, statue (especially of a historical figure.)
S
Sadi (sah-dee) -- Verb; to recognize.Sah (sah) -- Memory. When used as a verb, means "to remember."
Sa'ohr (sah-ohr) -- Familiar.
Sasa (sah-sah) -- Verb; to thank.
Sasa'oh (sah-sah-oh) -- Thanks, gratitude.
Saz (sahz) -- Blue.
Sazipu (sah-zee-poo) -- Blue-green, turquoise.
Saztal (sahz-taal) -- Nummorrian hornet; a large, venomous, blue-purplish species of hive insect native to the forests of central Ummiboro.
Sha (shah) -- Down, low. Used as a verb, means "to drop."
Shachbla (shahch-blah) -- Verb; to talk down to, to condescend.
Shachblar (shahch-blahr) -- Condescending.
Shadon (shah-dahn) -- Downhill
Shajo (shah-joh) -- Pile, heap.
Shak (shahk) -- Verb; to knock down, to overpower, to beat.
Shamekla (shah-mehk-lah) -- Verb; to grumble, to mutter.
Shanlon (shaan-lohn) -- Belt.
Shano (shah-noh) -- Verb; to hold, to grapple, to pin down.
Shanor (shah-nohr) -- Pinned, held, restrained.
Shantull (shahn-tuhl) -- Verb; to enslave.
Shantullo (shahn-tuhl-oh) -- Slavery.
Shantulloo (shahn-tuhl-oo) -- Slave.
Shanven (shaan-vehn) -- Pants.
Shar (shahr) -- Below, beneath, under.
Sharbo (shahr-boh) -- Floor.
Sharda (shahr-dah) -- Root.
Shardabo (shahr-dah-boh) -- Basement, dungeon.
Shardabosh (shahr-dah-bohsh) -- Downstairs.
Sharla (shahr-lah) -- Grunt. Used as a verb, means "to grunt."
Sharlar (shahr-lahr) -- Low-pitched, deep.
Sharran (shahr-raan) -- Undersea, underwater.
Sharsho (shahr-shoh) -- Underground, subterranean.
Shaso (shah-soh) -- Verb; to fall.
Shasokta (shah-sohk-tah) -- Verb; to dive.
Shaweego (shah-wee-goh) -- Fog, mist.
Sheh (sheh) -- Pink.
Shi (shee) -- Verb; to divide, to split up.
Shiapi (shee-ah-pee) -- Taste, flavor. Used as a verb, means "to taste."
Shicker (shih-kuhr) -- A traditional K'hyurbhi weapon, preferred by the Hoi tribe. It resembles a massive fork or an all-metal, three-pronged spear.
Shij (sheej) -- Piece, chunk, fragment.
Shikoshi (shee-koh-shee) -- Second (as in the measure of time.)
Shio (shee-oh) -- Division, group, class, category.
Shir (sheer) -- Divided, split, separate.
Sho (shoh) -- Dirt, soil, ground.
Sho'akt (shoh-aakt) -- Verb; to sink (in water or other liquid.)
Shoga (shoh-gah) -- Ground level, forest floor, topsoil.
Shokta (shohk-tah) -- Verb; to dig or burrow.
Shoktada (shohk-tah-dah) -- Shovel.
Shoktanum (shohk-tah-nuhm) -- Digger Num; a burrowing species of Numnum found mostly in southern Blurbonazz.
Shonan (shoh-naan) -- Tunnel, burrow.
Shonor (shoh-nohr) -- Verb; to bury.
Shonorer (shoh-nohr-uhr) -- Buried.
Sho'oh (shoh-oh) -- Land, landmass, terrain.
Shori (shoh-ree) -- Path, road.
Shoshat (shoh-shaht) -- Verb; to sink into the ground, to collapse (as in a building falling down due to faulty foundations.)
Snozzoreo (snah-zohr-ay-oh) -- Snozzorium; an incredibly rare metal that is known to be the strongest in all of the 40 Nherbis. Very few deposits of snozzorium remain in the First Nherbi, with much of it having been used to produce incredibly powerful weapons (particularly kihlah blades) in the distant past.
So'ak (soh-ahk) -- Verb; to dodge.
So'alu (soh-ah-loo) -- Verb; to avoid.
Soha (soh-hah) -- Verb; to do.
Sohada (soh-hah-dah) -- Trigger.
Sohaji (soh-hah-jee) -- Verb; to help, to assist.
Sohajio (soh-hah-jee-oh) -- Help, aid, assistance.
Sohajioo (soh-hah-jee-oo) -- Assistant, aide, helper.
Sohak (soh-hahk) -- Verb; to mess up, to make a mistake.
Sohakoh (soh-hahk-oh) -- Mistake.
Soha'oh (soh-hah-oh) -- Act, action, something that was done.
Soha'ohr (soh-hah-ohr) -- Done, finished, complete.
Sohar (soh-hahr) -- Possible.
Soharer (soh-hahr-uhr) -- Possibly.
Sohavu (soh-hah-voo) -- Verb; to trick, to fool.
Sohavu'oh (soh-hah-voo-oh) -- Trick.
Sok (sohk) -- Verb; to succeed, to win.
Soko (sohk-oh) -- Victory, success.
Solon (soh-lohn) -- Verb; to wrap or to tie.
Solonner (soh-lohn-uhr) -- Wrapped, tied.
Sor (sohr) -- Forward, toward, to, in the direction of. Used as a verb, means "to approach" or "to move toward."
Soranor (sohr-ah-nohr) -- Surrounded, enveloped. When used as a verb, means "to surround" or "to envelop."
Sorasor (sohr-ah-sohr) -- Around, back and forth.
Soremok (sohr-ay-mahk) -- Charge (as in charging forward in battle.) When used as a verb, means "to charge."
Sorhu (sohr-hoo) -- Front, in front of.
Sor sor (sohr-sohr) -- Informal phrase roughly translating to "go ahead" or "come on."
Sorumu (sohr-oo-moo) -- Throughout, across, among.
Sorushi (sohr-oo-shee) -- During, while.
Sorut (sohr-oot) -- About.
Sua (soo-ah) -- Beach, coast.
Suar (soo-ahr) -- Coastal.
Sudz (suedz) -- Verb; to guard, to watch.
Sudzer (suedz-uhr) -- Guarded, watched, looked after, protected.
Sudzu (sued-zoo) -- Guard, watcher, lookout.
Sudzudabo (sued-zoo-dah-boh) -- Guardhouse, watchtower.
Sykiobulu (sai-kee-oh-boo-loo) -- Cute, attractive, etc.
T
Tah (tah) -- Rock, stone.Tahbodan (tah-boh-dahn) -- Foundation.
Tahlo (tah-loh) -- Hoof.
Tahloo (tahl-oo) -- Any creature with hooved feet.
Tahlor (tahl-ohr) -- Hooved.
Tahmoz (tah-mahz) -- Earthquake.
Tahr (tahr) -- Rocky.
Taht (taht) -- Verb; to guide or give directions.
Tahta (tah-tah) -- Verb; to mine.
Tahto (taht-oh) -- Advice.
Tahttu (taht-oo) -- A set of rules, guidelines, and advice containing the contributions of many different Blurby philosophers, which is still followed by many Blurbys (and some others) to this day. Following the Tahttu has become a significant part of the Blurby religion, though the vast majority of its contents are not explicitly religious in nature.
Tahtytah (tah-tee-tah) -- Bedrock, crust (as in the outermost rocky layer of a planet.)
Takaru (tah-kahr-oo) -- Bead.
Tal (taal) -- Spear. Used as a verb, means "to stab."
Taljo (taal-joh) -- Dart or small throwing knife.
Tan (taan) -- Limb; arm or leg.
Tand (taand) -- Body, torso.
Tandaye'ohr (taand-ah-yeh-ohr) -- Disembodied; without physical form.
Tand-dan (taand-daan) -- Armor designed for round-bodied creatures such as K'hyurbhis.
Tander (taand-uhr) -- Physical, bodily.
Tandno (taand-noh) -- Backpack, or any other bag or pouch strapped onto a creature's body.
Tandowo (taand-oh-woh) -- Damage, injury, harm. Used as a verb, means "to damage," "to injure," or "to harm."
Tandowor (taand-oh-wohr) -- Damaged, injured.
Tandroas (taand-rohs) -- Body heat.
Tandroasaye'oh (taand-rohs-ah-yeh-oh) -- Hypothermia.
Tandven (taand-vehn) -- Shirt, or any similar article of clothing designed to only cover the upper body.
Tanko (taan-koh) -- Knee, elbow.
Tanulon (taan-oo-lohn) -- Bracelet or anklet.
Tahtarnan (tah-tahr-naan) -- Mineshaft.
Tarruk (tahr-uhk) -- Lava.
Te (tay) -- Bird.
Teje (tay-jay) -- Feather.
Tejega (tay-jay-gah) -- Coating of small feathers over all or most of a creature's body; down.
Tejer (tay-jayr) -- Feathered, feathery.
Ter (tuhr) -- Aura, glow. Used as a verb, means "to glow."
Ter'er (tuhr-uhr) -- Glowing.
Teyguo (tay-goo-oh) -- Eighth month of the standard Nummorrian calendar.
Tisaye'oo (tee-sah-yeh-oo) -- Only child.
Tiso (tee-soh) -- Sibling; brother or sister.
Togo (toh-goh) -- Green.
Tori (tohr-ee) -- Bridge.
Tu (too) -- Verb; to multiply, to combine.
Tuh (tuh) -- Effort, work.
Tuham (too-haam) -- Very, a lot; exaggerated version of "ham" often used for emphasis.
Tuhamajor (too-haam-ah-johr) -- Cluttered.
Tuhamajorro (too-haam-ah-johr-oh) -- Clutter, mess.
Tuhamboror (too-haam-bohr-ohr) -- Overpopulated, crowded.
Tuhambororro (too-haam-bohr-ohr-oh) -- Overpopulation.
Tuhammer (too-haam-uhr) -- Excessively, too (as in "too strong" or "too much.") When used by itself rather than in combination with other words, it is an exclamation similar to "great!" or "awesome!"
Tuhamoh (too-haam-oh) -- Best.
Tuhamroas (too-haam-rohs) -- Verb; to overheat.
Tuhamroasso (too-haam-rohs-oh) -- Heat exhaustion, heatstroke.
Tulda (tuhl-dah) -- Tool, instrument.
Tull (tuhl) -- Work, job. Used as a verb, means "to work."
Tuller (tuhl-uhr) -- Employed, working.
Tullo (tuhl-oh) -- Employment.
Tulloo (tuhl-oo) -- Employee, worker.
Tur (tuhr) -- Busy.
Ty (tee) -- Greater than, more.
Tyafoshi (tee-ah-foh-shee) -- Disaster, crisis.
Tyavu (tee-ah-voo) -- Awful, terrible.
Tyavu'oo (tee-ah-voo-oo) -- Monster, villain, awful person.
Tyez (tee-ehz) -- Verb; to choose.
Tyezo (tee-ehz-oh) -- Choice, selection.
Tynummokku (tee-nuhm-ahk-oo) -- Supernum; a powerful warrior said to appear when someone obtains the legendary Num Coin and transforms by absorbing the vast quantities of Num Power held within it.
Tyo (tee-oh) -- Verb; to add.
Tyoi (tee-oi) -- Very old, ancient.
Tyo'oh (tee-oh-oh) -- Addition.
Tyoon (tee-oon) -- Many.
Tyor (tee-ohr) -- Added, extra, additional.
Tyornherbi (tee-ohr-nuhr-bee) -- Sub-nherbi; a smaller region of space connected to (but separate from) one or more of the primary 40 Nherbis. Some are as small as a single planet, while others are far larger, sometimes even approaching the size of an entire solar system. Whereas the 40 Nherbis generally follow the same laws of physics, sub-nherbis are not necessarily bound to those same laws and may be extremely unusual in various ways. The Khurbyish concept of a tyornherbi can be seen as roughly equivalent to the human idea of a "pocket universe" or various other terms used to describe smaller universe-like spaces.
Tytanner (tee-taan-uhr) -- Many-legged.
Tytanoo (tee-taan-oo) -- Any creature which walks on more than six limbs.
Tytyoh (tee-tee-oh) -- Most.
U
Ue (ue) -- Sleep. Used as a verb, means "to sleep."Ue'aye'oh (ue-ah-yeh-oh) -- Insomnia, sleep deprivation.
Ue'aye'ohr (ue-ah-yeh-ohr) -- Sleep-deprived.
Uebo'ono (ue-boh-oh-noh) -- Bedroom.
Ueboro (ue-bohr-oh) -- Bed, nest.
Uedabo (ue-dah-boh) -- Hotel or inn; any place where travelers can stay and rest overnight, usually in exchange for money or goods.
Uedabo'oo (ue-dah-boh-oo) -- Innkeeper.
Uedin (ue-deen) -- Dream. Used as a verb, means "to dream."
Uela (ue-lah) -- Yawn. Used as a verb, means "to yawn."
Uelar (ue-lahr) -- Sleepy, tired.
Uemih (ue-mih) -- Verb; to sleepwalk.
Uemi'oo (ue-mih-oo) -- Sleepwalker.
Uemoz (ue-mahz) -- Snore. Used as a verb, means "to snore."
Ueril (ue-rihl) -- Nap.
Uer (uer) -- Asleep.
Uh (uh) -- Empty.
Uhoyuk (oo-hoh-yuhk) -- Crown.
U'i Iri (oo-ee ee-ree) -- An enormous, many-finned aquatic monster in the ancient K'hyurbhi religion which was said to be far older than K'hyurbhi-like beings, even including the gods such as Yikimahn. An ancient god of the sea, U'i Iri was seen as the origin of nearly all life on Nummorro (and perhaps beyond), literally breathing life into clumps of muck on the ocean floor while blindly tunneling through or swimming overhead.
Ujodo (oo-joh-doh) -- Verb; to support, to hold up.
Ujotah (oo-joh-tah) -- Pillar, column.
Ukarnol (oo-kahr-nohl) -- Crystalline.
Ukaru (oo-kahr-oo) -- Crystal, gem.
Ukki (uh-kee) -- Sneaky, stealthy. When used as a verb, means "to sneak."
Ukkidi (uh-kee-dee) -- Verb; to spy, to surveil, to watch secretly.
Ukkidioh (uh-kee-dee-oh) -- Surveillance.
Ukkidioo (uh-kee-dee-oo) -- Spy.
Ukkihji (uh-kih-jee) -- Verb; to hide.
Ukkihjir (uh-kih-jeer) -- Hidden.
Ukkima (uh-kih-mah) -- Verb; to stalk.
Ukkima'oo (uh-kih-mah-oo) -- Stalker.
Ukkimok (uh-kih-mahk) -- Ambush, surprise attack. Used as a verb, means "to ambush."
Ukkio (uh-kee-oh) -- Stealth.
Ukku (uh-koo) -- Slime.
Ukkur (uh-koor) -- Slimy, slippery.
Ukta (uhk-tah) -- Liquid.
Uktala (uhk-tah-lah) -- Drip, trickle; sound of a small amount of liquid pouring or falling. Used as a verb, means "to drip" or "to trickle."
Uktazi (uhk-tah-zee) -- Splash. Used as a verb, means "to splash" or "to splatter."
Ulon (oo-lohn) -- Necklace, pendant, or other similar piece of jewelry.
Ulu (oo-loo) -- Someone, somebody.
Ummiboro (uh-mee-bohr-oh) -- A large continent on the planet Nummorro.
Umpupu (uhm-poo-poo) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes.
Un (uhn) -- Right (as in "turn right.")
Uo (oo-oh) -- Soul.
Uri (oo-ree) -- Influential.
Urio (oo-ree-oh) -- Influence, political power.
Uru (oo-roo) -- Verb; to know, to be familiar with.
Ushi (oo-shee) -- Whole, entire, complete.
Usoha (oo-soh-hah) -- Verb; to specialize.
Usoha'oh (oo-soh-hah-oh) -- Specialty.
Uwu (oo-woo) -- The same, identical.
Uwulu (oo-woo-loo) -- Similar.
Uwur (oo-woor) -- Identically, equally.
Uyubla (oo-yoo-blah) -- Verb; to call, to summon.
Uzz (uhz) -- Closest planet to the sun in the Num solar system. It is a gray, dusty world with a surface split apart by many deep canyons, too hot and dry for most forms of life and completely lacking any intelligent inhabitants. The Grukkodons claim Uzz as their ancestral homeworld, but it's unclear if this story is anything more than a myth.
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Ve (vay) -- All, every.Vea (vay-ah) -- Yes.
Veaj (vay-ahj) -- Everything.
Veboro (vay-bohr-oh) -- Everywhere, all over.
Velo (veh-loh) -- Shoe.
Vemuoh -- (vay-moo-oh) -- Always.
Ven (vehn) -- Clothes. Used as a verb, means "to put on clothes" or "to get dressed."
Venherbin (vay-nuhr-been) -- Reality, all of existence; the 40 Nherbis plus their sub-Nherbis and the "Zero Nherbi" outside their bounds.
Venkar (vehn-kahr) -- Uniform.
Venner (vehn-uhr) -- Clothed.
Venoro (veh-nohr-oh) -- Pie.
Veo (vay-oh) -- Infinity, infinite.
Veoo (vay-oo) -- Everyone.
Vepuror (vay-poo-rohr) -- Well-known, famous.
Ver (vayr) -- Entirely, completely.
Vergluh (vehr-gluh) -- Beer.
Vergluh'oo (vehr-gluh-oo) -- Brewer.
Vergluhwa (vehr-gluh-wah) -- Verb; to brew beer.
Verro (vehr-oh) -- Common, widespread.
Veryeh (vehr-yeh) -- Bread.
Vevuhhir (veh-voo-heer) -- Comfortable.
Vewo (vay-woh) -- Except, exception.
Veza (veh-zaa) -- Yeast.
Vezha (vehz-hah) -- Verb; to finish, to complete, to end.
Vezha'oh (vehz-hah-oh) -- End.
Vezu (vay-zoo) -- Last, final.
Vezuhar (vay-zoo-hahr) -- Devoted, dedicated.
Vezuha'oh (vay-zoo-hah-oh) -- Devotion, dedication.
Vezur (vay-zoor) -- Finally.
Voond (voond) -- Safe.
Voondachoo (voond-ah-choo) -- Security.
Voondit (voond-iht) -- Verb; to save, to rescue.
Voondo (voon-doh) -- Safety.
Voondr (voond-uhr) -- Safely.
Vu (voo) -- Gold.
Vuapi (voo-ah-pee) -- Tasty, yummy, good (in terms of food.)
Vuchbo (vooch-boh) -- Verb; to filter.
Vuchbono (vooch-boh-noh) -- Liver.
Vuchbor (vooch-bohr) -- Filtered.
Vuen (voo-ehn) -- Good, right (as in "right or wrong.")
Vuener (voo-ehn-uhr) -- Correctly.
Vuenorri (voo-ehn-ohr-ee) -- Common greeting, especially to those entering a town or store; similar in usage to the English word "welcome."
Vuga (voo-gah) -- Quality.
Vuha (voo-hah) -- Verb; to play.
Vuhamoh (voo-haam-oh) -- Favorite.
Vuhan (voo-hahn) -- Fun.
Vuha'oh (voo-hah-oh) -- Game.
Vukosori (voo-koh-sohr-ee) -- Greeting roughly equivalent to "welcome back."
Vula (voo-lah) -- Verb; to sing.
Vulao (voo-lah-oh) -- Song, music.
Vulda (vool-dah) -- Musical instrument.
Vuno (voo-noh) -- Verb; to like, to enjoy.
Vuoch (voo-ohch) -- Disease, sickness, infection.
Vuocher (voo-ohch-uhr) -- Sick, diseased, infected.
Vuochko (voo-ohch-koh) -- Virus.
Vus (voos) -- Should, must.
Vuta (voo-tah) -- Truth, fact, reality.
Vutajo (voo-tah-joh) -- Proof, evidence.
Vutar (voo-tahr) -- True, factual, real.
Vutarer (voo-tahr-uhr) -- Actually, really, truly.
Vuyu (voo-yoo) -- Verb; to exist.
Vuyu'oh (voo-yoo-oh) -- Existence, reality.
Vuyuzl (voo-yoo-zuhl) -- Nonfiction (as in the category of writing.)
W
Wa (wah) -- Sword, blade.Wabril (waab-rihl) -- Verb; to disrespect, to insult.
Wabriller (waab-rihl-uhr) -- Disrespectful.
Wadaka (wah-dah-kah) -- Saw.
Waku (waa-koo) -- Orange.
Wal (wahl) -- Color.
Walenmun (wahl-ehn-muhn) -- Cloth wrap commonly worn by K'hyurbhi thieves and others seeking to avoid being recognized; it helps to conceal one's identity by covering the k'hyurbhiwalen.
Waller (wahl-uhr) -- Colorful.
Walp (waalp) -- Hiccup. Used as a verb, means "to hiccup."
Wao (wah-oh) -- Sharpness. Used as a verb, means "to sharpen."
Waotah (wah-oh-tah) -- Knife sharpener; a stone used for sharpening blades.
Wapi (wah-pee) -- Mouth.
Wapikta (wah-peek-tah) -- Spit, saliva. Used as a verb, means "to spit."
Wapio (wah-pee-oh) -- Verb; to taste.
Wapukta (wah-puhk-tah) -- Verb; to drool.
Wapuktarupoo (wah-puhk-tah-roo-poo) -- Slobberworm; an enormous species of blind, predatory burrowing worm native to the Rutoo Swamp on the continent of Ummiboro.
War (wahr) -- Sharp, bladed.
Wass (wahs) -- Spicy.
Wazzuwa (wah-zoo-wah) -- Wazzu sword; a heavy, deeply-curved sword preferred by the Blurbys.
Weeg (weeg) -- Verb; to float, levitate, or otherwise move without visible effort.
Weego (weeg-oh) -- Cloud.
Whoompda (woomp-dah) -- Whoomp stick; a traditional Blurby weapon, carved from the wood of a certain tree that only grows in the Bippi Forest. Resembles an enormous club with its handle wrapped in cloth, and often with various patterns and Khurbyish words carved into its surface.
Wij (wihj) -- Verb; to clean.
Wijda (wihj-dah) -- Broom, mop, sweeper.
Wijjer (wihj-uhr) -- Clean, cleaned.
Wo (woh) -- But.
Wo'a (woh-ah) -- Verb; to know.
Wo'aha (woh-ah-hah) -- Verb; to understand (in the sense of understanding why something works a certain way, or understanding how to do something.)
Wo'ar (woh-ahr) -- Known.
Wo'au (woh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to understand (in the sense of understanding another person or being able to understand a language.)
Wobo'ono (woh-boh-oh-noh) -- Classroom.
Woch (wohch) -- Illness or symptom, especially those not caused by bacteria, viruses, or other parasitic lifeforms.
Wochooble (wohch-ue-buhl) -- Seizure, such as those caused by epilepsy.
Wodabo (woh-dah-boh) -- School.
Woi (woi) -- Verb; to ask.
Woi'aj (woi-ahj) -- What.
Woibo (woi-boh) -- Where.
Woiha (woi-hah) -- If.
Woihok (woi-hahk) -- Verb; to challenge (as in challenging someone to a duel or some form of competition.)
Woikoshi (woi-koh-shee) -- When.
Woilo (woi-loh) -- How many, how much.
Woi'oh (woi-oh) -- Question.
Woi'oo (woi-oo) -- Who.
Woiso (woi-soh) -- How.
Woiwo (woi-woh) -- Why.
Woiyu (woi-yoo) -- Verb; to request, to ask for, to order (in a restaurant or similar setting.)
Woiyu'oh (woi-yoo-oh) -- Request, order (such as in a restaurant.)
Wola (woh-lah) -- Verb; to explain or describe.
Wola'oh (woh-lah-oh) -- Explanation, description.
Woob (wueb) -- Verb; to stretch.
Woober (wueb-uhr) -- Stretchy.
Wooble (wueb-uhl) -- Verb; to shake.
Woobter (wueb-tuhr) -- Verb; to flicker.
Wo'oh (woh-oh) -- Knowledge, information, data.
Wo'ohbu (woh-oh-boo) -- Science.
Wo'ohbur (woh-oh-boor) -- Scientific.
Wook (wuek) -- Verb; to reach.
Wopu (woh-poo) -- Verb; to identify.
Wopuo (woh-poo-oh) -- Identity.
Wot (woht) -- Even, including.
Wovu (woh-voo) -- Wisdom.
Wovur (woh-voor) -- Wise.
Woye (woh-yeh) -- Verb; to teach.
Woyeoh (woh-yeh-oh) -- Lesson, class.
Woyeoo (woh-yeh-oo) -- Teacher.
Wu (woo) -- Ooze, blob; general term referring to creatures with amorphous and malleable bodies.
Wudi (wue-dee) -- Forest.
Wudimok (wue-dee-mahk) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the northern Bippi Forest region on the continent of Blurbonazz.
Wuka (wue-kah) -- Cartilage.
Wukk (wuhk) -- Fire, flame. Used as a verb, means "to burn."
Wukkasho (wuhk-ah-shoh) -- Fire pit, fireplace.
Wukkdon (wuhk-dahn) -- Volcano.
Wukkdonner (wuhk-dahn-uhr) -- Volcanic.
Wukker (wuhk-uhr) -- Burnt.
Wukkla (wuhk-lah) -- Crackle, sizzle; sound of a fire burning. Used as a verb, means "to crackle" or "to sizzle."
Wukklu (wuhk-loo) -- Verb; to overcook.
Wukklur (wuhk-loor) -- Overcooked; almost burnt.
Wukknum (wuhk-nuhm) -- Fire Num; a species of Numnum native to Roastiso Island and the K'hyurbhi Desert region, known for their ability to spit up highly volatile venom which quickly catches fire when exposed to air.
Wukko (wuhk-oh) -- Burn.
Wukkter (wuhk-tuhr) -- Firelight.
Wush (wuhsh) -- Ash.
Y
Ya (yah) -- Two.Ya'el (yah-ehl) -- Twenty-four.
Yagyu (yahg-yoo) -- Spiral.
Yagyumoz (yahg-yoo-mahz) -- Hurricane.
Yai (yai) -- White.
Yaish (yaish) -- Neutral third-person pronoun (singular they, them, their, etc.)
Yaka (yah-kah) -- Verb; to count.
Yalu (yay-loo) -- Mother.
Yaluztiso (yay-looz-tee-soh) -- Maternal aunt or uncle.
Yan (yaan) -- Weather.
Yashi (yah-shee) -- Half, one half.
Yat (yaht) -- And.
Yatanner (yah-taan-uhr) -- Bipedal, two-legged.
Yatanoo (yah-taan-oo) -- Biped; any creature which walks on only two limbs.
Yatu (yah-too) -- Double.
Yazbor (yahz-bohr) -- Thirty-four.
Yazhel (yah-zhel) -- Two hundred and eighty-eight.
Yazin (yahz-ihn) -- Twenty-nine.
Yazka (yahz-kah) -- Twenty-seven.
Yazmab (yahz-maab) -- Thirty-two.
Yazmid (yahz-mid) -- Thirty-one.
Yaznaf (yahz-naaf) -- Twenty-eight.
Yazoh (yahz-oh) -- Thirty.
Yazoo (yahz-oo) -- Twenty-five.
Yazrij (yahz-rihj) -- Thirty-five.
Yazya (yahz-yah) -- Twenty-six.
Yazyoh (yahz-yoh) -- Thirty-three.
Ye'ar (yeh-ahr) -- Available, in stock.
Ye'au (yeh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to collect.
Ye'auoh (yeh-ah-oo-oh) -- Collection, inventory, supply.
Yed (yehd) -- Neck.
Yego (yay-goh) -- Gray.
Yej (yehj) -- Second-person pronoun (you, your, yours, etc.)
Yejen (yehj-ehn) -- Plural second-person pronoun (you guys, y'all, etc.)
Yeh (yeh) -- Verb; to have.
Yeh'oh (yeh-oh) -- Collection.
Yehro (yehr-oh) -- Enough, plenty.
Yenor (yeh-nohr) -- Verb; to absorb.
Yerk (yuhrk) -- Verb; to grab.
Yeshaj (yeh-shahj) -- Verb; to defeat, to overpower.
Yeshajo (yeh-shahj-oh) -- Defeat, loss.
Yesor (yeh-sohr) -- Verb; to pull.
Yezyu (yehz-yoo) -- Verb; to get, to receive.
Yezyu'oh (yehz-yoo-oh) -- Gift, present.
Yig (yihg) -- Dark, night.
Yii (yee) -- More, others.
Yiish (yeesh) -- Plural pronoun (they, them, their, etc.)
Yiki (yih-kee) -- Father.
Yikimahn (yih-kee-mahn) -- God who is said to have created the K'hyurbhis and other round-bodied species according to the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, portrayed as a winged K'hyurbhi-like creature with much longer spikes than usual. Most stories claim Yikimahn created an egg (either by laying it himself or through use of godly powers) which hatched into many K'hyurbhis; the Hamhu revival of the ancient K'hyurbhi religion inserts a nameless mother goddess into the story and alters Yikimahn's role so that he creates this egg simply by impregnating her.
Yikiztiso (yih-keez-tee-soh) -- Paternal aunt or uncle.
Yikti (yihk-tee) -- Centipede, particularly the rather large varieties native to Nummorro.
Yish (yihsh) -- Language.
Yisher (yihsh-uhr) -- Literate, fluent.
Yishi (yih-shee) -- Verb; to kiss.
Yishij (yih-sheej) -- Word.
Yish'shio (yihsh-shee-oh) -- Dialect, accent.
Yiyah (yee-yah) -- Parent or equivalent caretaker.
Yiyaku (yee-yah-koo) -- Family.
Yiyalum (yee-yah-loom) -- Succession, line (as in a family line.)
Yiyalumu (yee-yah-loom-oo) -- Descendant.
Yoh (yoh) -- Nine.
Yoh'el (yoh-ehl) -- One hundred and eight.
Yohshi (yoh-shee) -- One ninth.
Yorma (yohr-mah) -- Sauce, dressing.
Yotu (yoh-too) -- Nonuple.
Yozbor (yohz-bohr) -- One hundred and eighteen.
Yozhel (yoh-zhel) -- One thousand two hundred and ninety-six.
Yozin (yohz-ihn) -- One hundred and thirteen.
Yozka (yohz-kah) -- One hundred and eleven.
Yozmab (yohz-maab) -- One hundred and sixteen.
Yozmid (yohz-mihd) -- One hundred and fifteen.
Yoznaf (yohz-naaf) -- One hundred and twelve.
Yozoh (yohz-oh) -- One hundred and fourteen.
Yozoo (yohz-yoo) -- One hundred and nine.
Yozrij (yohz-rihj) -- One hundred and nineteen.
Yozya (yohz-yah) -- One hundred and ten.
Yozyoh (yohz-yoh) -- One hundred and seventeen.
Yoj (yohj) -- Milk.
Yojdi (yohj-dee) -- Nipple. Used as a verb, means "to lactate" or "to give milk."
Yojjer (yohj-uhr) -- Lactating.
Yojiwu (yohj-ee-woo) -- Yogurt.
Yojiyo (yohj-ee-yoh) -- Cheese.
Yojno (yohj-noh) -- Breast, mammary gland.
Yoog (yoog) -- Slug.
Yook (yook) -- Verb; to confiscate, to seize. Implies that the object was taken by force or threat, and can be used for either legal confiscations (police seizing weapons or illicit goods) or for criminal acts (robbery.)
Yooko (yook-oh) -- Seizure, robbery.
Yoon (yuen) -- Verb; to protect, to defend.
Yooner (yuen-uhr) -- Protective.
Yoonoh (yuen-oh) -- Protection.
Yu (yoo) -- Many basic "in between" words; is, are, of, for, etc. When used with the past/present/future tenses of a standard verb, means "to be."
Yuazur (yoo-ah-zoor) -- Verb; to meet, to encounter.
Yubye (yoob-yeh) -- Verb; to serve (as in how food is served at a restaurant.)
Yude (yoo-day) -- Verb; to change.
Yudeo (yoo-day-oh) -- Change, transformation.
Yudeor (yoo-day-ohr) -- Modified, altered, transformed.
Yudiujo (yoo-dee-ooj-oh) -- Expression similar to "of course."
Yudoha (yoo-doh-hah) -- Verb; to adapt, to get used to.
Yudor (yoo-dohr) -- Verb; to become.
Yuhanjeo (yoo-han-jeh-oh) -- Responsibility.
Yuhanjeor (yoo-han-jeh-ohr) -- Responsible.
Yuj (yooj) -- Verb; to take.
Yuje (yoo-jay) -- Verb; to replace.
Yujeha (yoo-jay-hah) -- Instead.
Yujeo (yoo-jay-oh) -- Replacement, substitution.
Yujeoo (yoo-jay-oo) -- Doll, mannequin, dummy.
Yuji (yoo-jee) -- Less than, less, fewer.
Yujo (yoo-joh) -- Verb; to subtract.
Yujoha (yoo-joh-hah) -- Verb; to undo, to reverse.
Yujo'oh (yoo-joh-oh) -- Subtraction.
Yujorri (yoo-johr-ee) -- Verb; to remove, to take out.
Yujyur (yoo-jyoor) -- Forceful, hard (as in hitting someone hard.)
Yuha (yoo-hah) -- Verb; to happen, to occur.
Yuha'oh (yoo-hah-oh) -- Event, occurrence, circumstance, situation.
Yukk (yuhk) -- The most potent of several toxins contained in the bodies of the Yukkoh species. Ingesting yukk leads to stomach pain, muscle aches, weakness, and severe vomiting which may very well be lethal if untreated; even direct skin contact with it can be harmful.
Yukkoh (yuhk-oh) -- A species of green, poisonous blob-creatures native to the planet Lunch in the Num solar system of the First Nherbi, with colonies or scattered populations on several other planets including Nummorro. In English they are commonly referred to as "Yuckow Foods," after their awful smell which resembles that which would be produced by a trashcan-full of discarded school cafeteria food. The Khurbyish name is derived from Iokko, which is how they are referred to in their own language.
Yukta (yuhk-tah) -- Poison, especially in liquid form.
Yuktal (yuhk-taal) -- Verb; to inject with poison, to envenomate.
Yuktaller (yuhk-taal-uhr) -- Venomous; armed with poison.
Yuktar (yuhk-tahr) -- Poisonous, toxic.
Yukuwa (yoo-koo-wah) -- Luck, chance.
Yukuwar (yoo-koo-wahr) -- Lucky, fortunate.
Yukuwarer (yoo-koo-wahr-uhr) -- Fortunately, luckily.
Yukwoch (yuhk-wohch) -- Poisoning.
Yukwocher (yuhk-wohch-uhr) -- Poisoned.
Yum (yuhm) -- A mixture of yummaguri and several other ingredients, usually in the form of a paste or sauce but sometimes in the form of small chewable cubes that are commonly packaged to be used as an emergency food supply by travelers.
Yummaguri (yuhm-uh-goo-ree) -- Yumma weed; a Nummorrian herb with unusual flavor properties which very few (if any) consider to be anything less than delicious.
Yunor (yoo-nohr) -- Verb; to infuse, to fill.
Yunorer (yoo-nohr-uhr) -- Infused, full.
Yunoro (yoo-nohr-oh) -- Infusion.
Yuo (yoo-oh) -- Reptile.
Yupe (yoo-pay) -- Scale, tile.
Yurm (yuhrm) -- Verb; to feed.
Yurnt (yuhrnt) -- Verb; to stand, to get up.
Yurnter (yuhrnt-uhr) -- Standing, upright.
Yusa (yoo-sah) -- Verb; to congratulate, to celebrate.
Yusa'oh (yoo-sah-oh) -- Congratulations.
Yusashi (yoo-sah-shee) -- Celebration, party.
Yushio (yoo-shee-oh) -- Shape, form.
Yusoha (yoo-soh-hah) -- Because, since, thus, so.
Yusoha'oh (yoo-soh-hah-oh) -- Reason, cause.
Yusor (yoo-sohr) -- Verb; to send.
Yusoro (yoo-sohr-oh) -- Mission, task, quest.
Yuwuha (yoo-woo-hah) -- Expression used in a similar way to "anyway," "besides," or "regardless."
Yuye (yoo-yeh) -- Verb; to give.
Yuyeo (yoo-yeh-oh) -- Gift, present.
Yuyer (yoo-yayr) -- Giving, generous.
Yuyezuha (yoo-yeh-zoo-hah) -- Verb; to sacrifice, to give up.
Yuyezuha'oh (yoo-yeh-zoo-hah-oh) -- Sacrifice, martyrdom.
Yuyuje (yoo-yoo-jeh) -- Verb; to trade, to exchange.
Yuz (yooz) -- Tail.
Z
Zagz (zaagz) -- Fungus.Zagzdarri (zaagz-dah-ree) -- Mushroom.
Zaj (zahj) -- Saint; primarily used to refer to specific revered figures in Blurby religion.
Zajdabo (zahj-dah-boh) -- Temple of the Blurby religion, generally devoted to a single ancient Blurby who had achieved zaj (or occasionally hamblurby) status in their lifetime.
Zajdabo'oo (zahj-dah-boh-oo) -- Blurby priest, in charge of cleaning and maintaining a temple as well as supplying food and water for visitors.
Zajr (zahj-uhr) -- Saintly, holy.
Zam (zaam) -- Magic; various techniques which make use of a small "spark" of energy innate to some species in order to manipulate and trigger changes in outside forces such as the weather, objects, and even other lifeforms.
Zambinus (zaam-bee-nuhs) -- Realm of the god Binus according to the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion. It was believed to be a small planet with an unusual orbit, only passing by Nummorro once every couple decades. Today, the name is also used for a comet with a similar orbit which may have inspired the old legend.
Zambu (zaam-boo) -- Magic spell.
Zambuzl (zaam-boo-zuhl) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes.
Zamdi (zaam-dee) -- The "spark" of innate magical power that enables some species (such as humans and Burijeoo) to learn and use magic.
Zammer (zaam-uhr) -- Magical.
Ze (zay) -- God, deity, guardian spirit.
Zer (zayr) -- Divine, godly; of or related to a god or gods.
Zezdabo (zayz-dah-boh) -- Temple or church devoted to a specific god; typically used in reference to the ancient K'hyurbhi religion, though it can be applied to temples of other religions with a pantheon of many gods that are sometimes worshiped separately.
Zhel (zhehl) -- One hundred and forty-four.
Zheloro (zhehl-ohr-oh) -- Two million nine hundred and eighty-five thousand nine hundred and eighty-four.
Zhingaru (zhin-gah-roo) -- God of kihlah in the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, generally portrayed as a one-eyed, many-tentacled creature wearing robes. "Zhingaru" has also been used as the name of a floating island where one or more of the gods was said to live; it's unclear which usage of the name came first.
Zi (zee) -- Verb; to explode.
Ziko (zee-koh) -- Bomb.
Zio (zee-oh) -- Explosion.
Zir (zeer) -- Explosive, volatile.
Zo (zoh) -- Shadow.
Zok (zahk) -- Verb; to destroy, to ruin, to shatter.
Zokker (zahk-uhr) -- Destroyed, ruined, shattered.
Zokko (zahk-oh) -- Destruction, ruin, doom.
Zol (zohl) -- Verb; to draw.
Zolo (zohl-oh) -- Drawing, sketch.
Zor (zohr) -- Shadowy.
Zuburo (zoo-boo-roh) -- Potential.
Zujjo (zuh-joh) -- Subject, topic.
Zuha (zoo-hah) -- Verb; to ensure, to make sure, to guarantee.
Zuhshi (zuh-shee) -- Verb; to list.
Zuhshio (zuh-shee-oh) -- List.
Zuko'oh (zoo-koh-oh) -- Someday, eventually.
Zul (zuhl) -- Verb; to write.
Zulda (zuhl-dah) -- Pencil, pen, or any similar writing implement.
Zuldabo (zuhl-dah-boh) -- Library.
Zuldabo'oo (zuhl-dah-boh-oo) -- Librarian.
Zuldih (zuhl-dih) -- Verb; to spell.
Zuldihde (zuhl-dih-day) -- Verb; to misspell or make a typographical error.
Zuldihdeo (zuhl-dih-day-oh) -- Misspelling, typographical error.
Zul'la (zuhl-lah) -- Sound of a pencil, pen, or other writing implement on paper.
Zuller (zuhl-uhr) -- Written, recorded.
Zullo (zuhl-oh) -- Note, letter, any very short written work.
Zulloo (zuhl-oo) -- Writer, author.
Zulmihji'oh (zuhl-mih-jee-oh) -- Alphabetical order.
Zul'odih (zuhl-oh-dih) -- Spelling.
Zulsa (zuhl-sah) -- Verb; to record, to save (as in saved data on a computer.)
Zulshi (zuhl-shee) -- Chapter, section, part (of a book or other lengthy writing.)
Zul'uo (zuhl-oo-oh) -- Handwriting, font.
Zulyish (zuhl-yihsh) -- Alphabet, written language.
Zum (zoom) -- Next.
Zunum (zoo-noom) -- Massive gaseous planet located on the outer edges of the Num solar system, near Ihctogo.
Zuoh (zoo-oh) -- The future; later.
Zupa (zoo-pah) -- Confidence.
Zupar (zoo-pahr) -- Confident, sure.
Zuparer (zoo-pahr-uhr) -- Surely, definitely.
Zur (zoor) -- Permanent.
Zurer (zoor-uhr) -- Permanently.
Zuwa (zoo-wah) -- Verb; to hope.
Zuwa'oh (zoo-wah-oh) -- Hope.
Zuwar (zoo-wahr) -- Hopeful.
Zuzha (zooz-hah) -- Until.
Zyu (zyoo) -- Verb; to warp (travel by means of a hole in space connecting two points.)
Zyuyye (zyoo-yeh) -- Warp energy; a particular energy signature left behind when warp holes are opened, which makes it possible to detect the presence of naturally-occurring warp activity (which may not be visible) as well as track the usage of warp-based travel.
Zyusho (zyoo-shoh) -- Warp hole; a portal from one location to another, essentially a hole in the fabric of space itself connecting the two points directly.
Zzzt (ziht) -- Lightning, electricity. Used as a verb, means "to shock" or "to electrocute."
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