Bźatga/Vocabulary

Nouns

Family • Veńa

father	aģi (GDsg. aģe, pl. aģa)
mother	maģi (GDsg. maģe, pl. maģa)
parent	rouna
brother	braģi (GDsg. braģe, pl. braģa)
sister	zveir
son	maba
daughter	breced
child	sila
husband	vêra
wife	mena
grandfather	taća
grandmother	nańe
grandchild	aja
uncle	auģi (GDsg. auģe, pl. auģa)
aunt	dreba
nephew	neid
niece	neće

People • Dońi

sovereign	źi (GDsg. źije, pl. źija)
sovereign's consort	źine
prince, princess	maĺa
earl	vaudra
lord	teźna
priest	drouz
prophet, oracle	vade
poet	braza
warrior	cadvêra, vêģu (4), auŕu (4)
man	vêra
woman	mena
client	vasa
servant	mova (household), abaća (field)
slave	caća
smith	gou' (4)
shepherd	ousara
cowherd	bougle
weaver	veidra
carpentar	sara

The Body • Cźizda

head	pena
hair	vouta
eye	lôda
ear	ĺôsa
nose	trońe
cheek	grôza
mouth	śtauna
tooth	data
tongue	taud
chin	znega
face	emba
neck	mone
shoulder	śćeza
arm	caca
elbow	oĺna
hand	lava
finger	bêse
thumb	mada
breast	brô (stem: brôn-)
lung	ścava
heart	crêza
stomach	bova
back	cula
liver	ava
kidney	aru (stem: aron-)
womb, uterus	crôta
intestine	endra
bladder	bouńa
penis	bala
vagina	tôda
buttocks	tôńa
waist	meźa, crêsa
leg	gare
knee	ĺuna
testicle	caĺa
scrotum	côde
ankle	zvera
foot	troud
toe	bêse
nail	auna

Countries • Lands

Country	Adjective
Australia	Austraĺa	Austraĺga
Austria	Austreja	Austreiga
Belgium	Bełģa	Bełģaga
Brazil	Braźila	Braźiłga
Canada	Canada	Canadga
China	Ćeina	Ćeinga
Denmark	Dańa	Danga
France	Vranŝa	Vranŝga
Germany	Ćemeńa	Ćemenga
Greece	Grêśa	Grêsga
Iceland	Eislan	Eislanga
India	Inģa	Indaca
Iraq	'	'
Ireland	'	'
Israel	'	'
Italy	'	'
Japan	'	'
Korea	'	'
Mexico	'	'
Netherlands	'	'
Norway	'	'
Poland	'	'
Portugal	'	'
Russia	'	'
Spain	'	'
Sweden	'	'
United States		'

Languages • Jeći

Arabic	Arabga
Chinese	Ćeinga
English	Êglanga
French	Vranŝga
German	Ćemenga
Hindi	Inde
Italian	Êtałga
Japanese	Ģapanga
Korean	Côriga
Portuguese	Poćugałga
Russian	Ruśga
Spanish	Spênga

Religion

Christianity	Crisćajonaća
Christian	Crisćajų
Islam	Islam, Mameģajonaća
Muslim	Muslim, Mameģajų
Hinduism	Indonaća
Hindu	Indų
Buddhism	Buģajonaća
Buddhist	Buģajų
Taoism	Tavaća
Shinto	Śintų
Sikhism	Sicaća
Judaism	Ġovaća
Jew	Ġova
god	ģeva
goddess	ģeva
prayer	geģada
priest	druz
meditation	abrazreda
heaven	neu (sky)
hell	aduna (otherworld)

Some Bźatian Deities

Bźaća	high goddess of the people, goddess of victory
Cocźa	god of hunting and woodland
Beugazra	god of war
Lova	god of craft
Beĺva	goddess of light
Beuna	god of healing
Śazlagêńa	godddess of long life
Nôźat	god of the sea
Lade	goddess of drink
Mavot	the great god
Madrona	the mother god
Egna	goddess of horses
Magna	god of youth
Caula	god of war
Conna	hound god
Verna	father god

Animals

Domesticated

	Generic	Male	Female	Young
cat	cata	couńa
cattle	ava	taura	bô	laja
chicken	jara	caĺga	jara	coja
dog	cu	gasa	couńa
duck	bôna	coja
goat	gaura	bôca	gaura	mena
goose	gêza	coja
horse	'eba	braca	caśca	eula
pig	sôca	troca	vese	bava
sheep

Adjectives and Adverbs

Colours

colour	ĺû
	coca (blood red)
	dreja (bright red)
	rôza (orange red)
	meuna (golden yellow)
	gela (brown yellow)
	ura (bright green)
	ĺasa (sea green, blue)
	vrova (dark blue, purple)
	dôna (brown, dusky)
	dova
	ĺeda
	vêna

Verbs

Verb forms are given with their verbal noun. The stem for all regular verbs is found by removing the final -a.

be	bôda (irregular)
have	bôda + dat. (irregular)
do	vreja, ńija
say	seba, veda
go	aća (stem au-, irregular)
get	caja
make	vreja, ńija; (create) pera
know	(person etc.) avońa; (fact etc.) vêzra
think	(use mind) abraza; (have opinion) meza
take	cŏbera
see	vela
come	tava
want	(desire) mjada; (lack) nauģa
look	śuna
use	arvera
find	caja
give	da (stem da-)
tell	agojeza
work	ńija
call	gava
try
ask	raśca
need	acńa
feel
become	dauna
leave	gada
put	luga
mean
keep	cauda
let	daja
begin	cena
seem
help	văreda
talk	lauŕa
turn	suva
start	(begin) cena; (jump up, set off) căśćada