Voþken/Lexicon

Voþken	Pronunciation	PoS	Meaning	Notes
aðhi	[æð.xi]	n.	god, deity	Haoli borrowing
atereg	[æt.ɛɹ.ɛg]	v.	to search
beanag	[bɛ.æn.æg]	v.	to find
cern	[ʃɛɹn]	n.	metal, malleable mineral
muðo	[mu.ðɔ]	n.	brittle mineral
hyd	[xɪd]	n.	strong, sturdy mineral, rock
royn	[ɹɔjn]	n.	shiny, reflective mineral
byuf	[bjuf]	n.	precipitation, fall
nursbyuf	[nuɹs.bjuf]	n.	storm, great precipitation
kyaðbyuf	[kjæð.bjuf]	n.	rain, rainfall
mynt	[mɪnt]	n.	snow
ðoþ	[ðɔθ]	n.	doom, destiny
vuayl	[vwæ.il]	n.	ice
myntbyuf	[mɪnt.bjuf]	n.	snow, snowfall
vuaylbyuf	[vwæ.il.bjuf]	n.	hail, icefall
barat	[bæ.ɹæt]	n.	pain, struggle, suffering
ðyg	[ðɪg]	n.	sand, dirt, dust, fine particulate
enþa	[ɛn.θæ]	n.	bark, skin, paper, leather
hes	[xɛs]	conj.	and
oys	[ɔjs]	conj.	for
nurs	[nuɹs]	n.	big, large, giant
ta	[tæ]	conj.	or
ote	[ʊ.tə]	conj.	but
cieg	[ʃi.ɛg]	v.	to oppress
ca	[ʃæ]	conj.	yet
ne	[nə]	conj.	so
taþwi	[tæ.θwi]	conj.	nor
hact	[xæʃt]		yes	response to a negative question
ðeu	[ðɛw]		no	response to a negative question
hwa	[xwæ]		yes	response to an affirmative question
ða	[ðæ]		no	response to an affirmative question
dedeg	[dɛ.dɛg]	v.	to think
arintapton	[æ.ɹin.tæp.tʊn]	n.	astronomy	Haoli borrowing (arin + tonul)
arintap	[æ.ɹin.tæp]	n.	star	Haoli borrowing
arintapsar	[æ.ɹin.tæp.sæɹ]	n.	starship	Haoli borrowing
arintapgoþ	[æ.ɹin.tæp.gʊθ]	n.	astronaut	lit. sun person; from Haoli "arin" and Voþken "goþ"
ðeg	[ðɛg]	n.	book, writings	Haoli borrowing
ðulare	[ðu.læ.ɹə]	n.	sin, transgressions	Haoli borrowing of dhulero: "non-submission"
gowaþ	[gʊ.wæθ]	n.	holy book, lit. scriptures	Haoli borrowing
askig	[æs.kig]	v.	to go
gwaycyl	[gwaj.ʃɪl]	n.	oak tree, toothed-broad-leaf tree, acorn tree
cyl	[ʃɪl]	n.	tree
nagfueg	[næg.fwɛg]	v.	to know, to be conscious	Haoli borrowing
nagfueny	[næg.fwɛ.ni]	adj.	knowledgeable, conscientious	Haoli adapted
Be Nagfuenyah	[bə næg.fwɛn.jæx]	n.	The Knowledgeable	Haoli adapted from "Ven Nagfuthen"
gway	[gwaj]	n.	acorn, capped seed
gureg	[guɹ.ɛg]	v.	to see, to view
tegyn	[tɛ.gɪn]	n.	pine-cone
tegyncyl	[tɛ.gɪn.ʃɪl]	n.	pine tree, lit. pine-cone tree
ayg	[ajg]	v.	to be
cos	[ʃʊs]	adj.	tall, long, big, fat
cosah	[ʃʊ.sæx]	n.	tallness, longness, bigness, fatness
cweleg	[ʃwɛ.lɛg]	v.	to run
cwenog	[ʃwɛ.nʊg]	v.	to love, to feel infatuation towards	(romantic connotation)
cwenony	[ʃwɛ.nʊ.ni]	adj.	lovable
cwenonyah	[ʃwɛ.nʊn.jæx]	n.	lovability, loveableness
cwenoygon	[ʃwɛ.nɔj.gʊn]	n.	infatuation
cwinag	[ʃwi.næg]	n.	to give
cwinany	[ʃwi.næ.ni]	adj.	giveable
ðorþ	[ðʊɹθ]	n.	bag, purse, satchel
ðuk	[ðuk]	n.	fire
eþag	[ɛ.θæg]	v.	to sleep
eþaygan	[ɛ.θaj.gæn]	n.	slumber
firs	[fiɹs]	n.	day
gefhan	[gɛf.xæn]	n.	food, sustenance
goþ	[gʊθ]	n.	person, being
gucyg	[gu.ʃɪg]	n.	grazing animal, blunt tooth
hadog	[xæ.dʊg]	v.	to want
ken	[kɛn]	n.	language
kþis	[kθis]	n.	stone, rock
kwenð	[kwɛnð]	adj.	bad, ill
kwenðydwa	[kwɛn.ðɪ.dwæ]	adv.	badly
kyað	[kjæð]	n.	water
menig	[mɛ.nig]	v.	to like, to enjoy
meniny	[mɛ.ni.ni]	adj.	enjoyable
meninyah	[mɛ.ni.jæx]	n.	enjoyability, enjoyableness
menygyn	[mɛ.nɪ.gɪn]	n.	enjoyment
ruþag	[ɹu.θæg]	v.	to cover, to hide
ruþaygan	[ɹu.θaj.gæn]	n.	mystery, covering
norgig	[nʊɹ.gig]	v.	to be curious
norgygyn	[nʊɹ.gɪ.gɪn]	n.	curiosity
selog	[sɛ.lʊg]	v.	to love, to care about
skagag	[skæ.gæg]	v.	to build, to fashion
stur	[stuɹ]	n.	building, dwelling, shelter
tornag	[tʊɹ.næg]	v.	to appear, to look like
þkis	[θkis]	n.	room, compartment, section
þras	[θɹæs]	adj.	short, small, tiny, skinny
þrasdwa	[θɹæs.dwæ]	adv.	shortly, tinily, skinily
uneðg	[u.neðg]	n.	cat, feline, sharp tooth
vask	[væsk]	adj.	good
vaskdwa	[væsk.dwæ]	adv.	well
vekna	[vɛk.næ]	n.	night
venig	[vɛ.nig]	v.	to have
vent	[vɛnt]	n.	wall, barrier, fence
voyag	[vɔj.æg]	v.	to eat, to drink, to consume
vway	[vwaj]	adj.	quick
vwaydwa	[vwaj.dwæ]	adv.	quickly
waneg	[wæ.nɛg]	v.	to do
welig	[wɛ.lig]	v.	to regard, to concern
wesog	[wɛ.sʊg]	v.	to kill, destroy, eliminate
wesony	[wɛ.sʊ.ni]	adj.	destructable
wesonyah	[wɛ.sʊn.jæx]	n.	destructability, descructableness
yatyn	[jæ.tɪn]	n.	wing, bird
þyu	[θju]	adj.	next
nyd	[nɪd]	adj.	yester-, previous
þyufirs	[θju.fiɹs]	n.	tomorrow, next-day
nydfirs	[nɪd.fiɹs]	n.	yesterday, previous-day