Scellan/Lexicon
< Scellan
| Eevo | PoS | Etymology | Meaning | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| rreem | adv | rree mi 'this day' | today | ||
| txitxohí | v | to supercool | |||
| nai | prep | with (by means of), by | |||
| afẃr | adj; n | noble; nobleman | |||
| øøm | v | to make | |||
| naf | adj | Netagin | sweet | ||
| tøv | adj | (poetic) sweet, pleasing | |||
| as | conj | Tamil as | and | ||
| 's | conj | (colloquial or poetic) contraction of as 'and' | |||
| jys | n | (literary) mountain | |||
| ia | intj | Old Eevo iagh, further origin unknown | (literary) no, nay | ||
| sgrav | v | to gather | |||
| oh | intj | oh | |||
| ai | intj | (literary) O (vocative particle) | |||
| chylwfí | n | mathematics | |||
| ŋyzí | n | eclipse | |||
| sabẃr | n | (archaic) compassionate | |||
| rriw | n | girl | |||
| Nnoomon | n | Nón, a Talmic god + -on 'adjectivizer' | January | ||
| Acotí | n | Netagin ʔaqâṭ 'incense' + -íyø | February | ||
| Lorí | n | Proto-Clofabic loři "middle/half" | March | ||
| Slysion | n | slysi, 'aroma' + -on 'adjectivizer' | April | ||
| Tatsŋẃt | n | Netagin Tatsŋuṭ "time of gardening" | May | ||
| Pleebar | n | Clofabic pδeg bwar 'most light' | June | ||
| Beesi | n | from bési, a Talmic festival | July | ||
| Tobẃh | n | Netagin tobúh 'time of storms' | August | ||
| Crifatt | n | Clofabic kriβ akti 'celebrate-day' | September | ||
| Glawm | n | from older go lán '(the month) with seed' | October | ||
| Xadfí | n | Netagin | November | ||
| Llavw | n | from Clofabic laga-wul "long night" | December | ||
| gawl | v, n | sing; song | |||
| yvratt | n | a plant whose fruit is used for its solid oil | |||
| swvan | adj | beautiful | |||
| lloos | adj | red | |||
| bys | adj | green | |||
| rraih | adj | yellow | |||
| sool | v | to do | |||
| øøvr | n | wise | |||
| pasg | n | Clofabic | pool of water | ||
| sada | adv | now | |||
| im | n | leaf | |||
| ottur | adv | Old Eevo ochtúr | definitely, certainly | ||
| garm | adj | heavy | |||
| as | conj | Clofabic | and | ||
| dw | conj | or (exclusive) | |||
| ah | conj | Old Eevo ach | but | ||
| i | conj | Old Eevo í | if | ||
| lenn | n | smoke | |||
| lennos | n | smoking pipe | |||
| duv | v | teach | |||
| duvwŋ | n | teacher | |||
| orð | n | big | |||
| sarð | n | spring (season) | |||
| rryson | adj | mighty | |||
| ynaŋ | n | water | |||
| sava | v | Clofabic | write | ||
| fir | n | page | |||
| brits | n | Netagin bărits 'speaking, speech' | language | ||
| jawþ | n | Thensarian gaθvā 'throat', from Proto-Talmic gʷaθwā | throat; (literary) language | ||
| oos | adv | Old Eevo ós 'even if, although' | even | ||
| tus | v | Old Eevo tús 'prays' < Thensarian tussa- 'prays' | hope | ||
| sdann | n | Old Eevo stann | crowd; collection; (mathematics) set | ||
| feesd | n | force, influence | |||
| Feesd Heenar | n | Second Mover | |||
| xina | n | Netagin xinö | law | ||
| barþóos | n | Netagin barþos, from Thensarian byrθus, from PTal bərθus | pavilion | ||
| sgen | n | Old Eevo scain, from Thensarian scanim | friend | ||
| hnaðe | n | Old Eevo snadhae | door | ||
| mo- | pref | Netagin xi- | non- | ||
| twm | adv | Tamil ptum | not | ||
| syhóba | n | Netagin săhâbhö | psalm, hymn, anthem | ||
| sgeð | n | Thensarian scidus, from Adetsib skwidus | crowd, a lot | ||
| ðee | n | female animal | |||
| zyxwv | adj | Modern Netagin | pleasant, jocund | ||
| zyxwvíra | n | Modern Netagin | mirth | ||
| arm | v; n | to live; life | |||
| bwrjad | n | winter | |||
| rrevaþ | n | autumn | |||
| ir | n | island | |||
| llott | n | summer | |||
| eetǿøn | n | standard | |||
| rroonatt | adj | bold | |||
| rewtt | n | songbat (a diurnal singing bat with a slender build and showy, intricate fur patterns) | |||
| sos | n | man | |||
| chamna | n | woman | |||
| tytt | n | child | |||
| car | n | person | |||
| heett | n | candle | |||
| sriboswl | n | Tamil | eyeglasses | ||
| baxnóca | n | Netagin, from x-n-q "near" | binoculars | ||
| bortahẃva | n | Netagin | prostitute | ||
| vwdór | v | Netagin, W-D-R "equal" | to conflate; (mathematics) to identify; (music) to temper out the difference between two pitches | ||
| vwdór | n | (music) temperament | |||
| þaþǿga | n | Netagin, from n-t-g "sing" | epic | ||
| ezhóm | n | Netagin | award | ||
| cmil | v | Netagin | create | ||
| bwrlevóots | n | Netagin | composer | ||
| søøv | n | dog | |||
| sbar | n | Clofabic | horse | ||
| tenn | prep | Old Eevo tainn 'after' | (literary) after | ||
| haŋíts | num | Netagin haŋic | zero | ||
| cia | num | one | |||
| ter | num | two | |||
| nee | num | three | |||
| deev | num | four | |||
| søl | num | five | |||
| sdawv | num | six | |||
| rwi | num | seven | |||
| lwað | num | eight | |||
| berv | num | nine | |||
| war | num | ten | |||
| echi | num | eleven | |||
| cnai | num | twelve | |||
| saiþ | num | 144 (122) | |||
| heva | num | 1728 (123) | |||
| wrón | num | 20736 (124) | |||
| eell | v | to love | |||
| fenn | n | clan | |||
| byð | n | part | |||
| Nyðogín | n, adj | Netagin | |||
| sewl | n | country | |||
| elsa | n | Netagin | eagle | ||
| tarsẃd | n | Netagin | school | ||
| tsoŋóot | n | Netagin | garden | ||
| tŋee | v | believe | |||
| þlaw | n | place, spot | |||
| inos | n | (geographical) place | |||
| vynór | n | key | |||
| forcha | v | feed | |||
| forýnd | v | to sound (transitive); to play an instrument | |||
| þoosúg | n | copy | |||
| ðiað | n | tears | |||
| armi | adj | living, alive | |||
| fosde | adj | blue | |||
| asóþ | adj | garish | |||
| zawr | n | cat | |||
| ni | adv | (archaic, poetic) not | |||
| oo | pron | originally coined in [a science fiction story] for genderless animates; eventually became standard | gender neutral 3rd person singular pronoun |