avio—wedded
avio päläfertiil—lifemate
belső—within; inside
ćaδa—to flee; to run; to escape
coro—to flow; to run like rain
csitri—little one (female)
eći—to fall
ek—suffix added after a noun ending in a consonant to make it plural
ekä—brother
elä—to live
elävä—alive
elävä ainak majaknak—land of the living
elid—life
én—I
en—great, many, big
En Puwe—The Great Tree. Related to the legends of Ygddrasil, the axis mundi, Mount Meru, heaven and hell, etc.
engem—me
és—and
että—that
fáz—to feel cold or chilly
fertiil—fertile one
fesztelen—airy
fü—herbs; grass
gond—care; worry (noun)
hän—he; she; it
hany—clod; lump of earth
irgalom—compassion; pity; mercy
jälleen—again
jama—to be sick, wounded, or dying; to be near death (verb)
jelä—sunlight; day, sun; light
joma—to be under way; to go
jŏrem—to forget; to lose one's way; to make a mistake
juta—to go; to wander
jüti—night; evening
k—suffix added after a noun ending in a vowel to make it plural
kaca—male lover
kaik—all (noun)
kaŋa—to call; to invite; to request; to beg
kaŋk—windpipe; Adam's apple; throat
Karpatii—Carpathian
käsi—hand
kepä—lesser, small, easy, few
kinn—out; outdoors; outside; without
kinta—fog, mist, smoke
koje—man; husband; drone
kola—to die
koma—empty hand; bare hand; palm of the hand; hollow of the hand
kont—warrior
kule—hear
kuly—intestinal worm; tapeworm; demon who possesses and devours souls
kulke—to go or to travel (on land or water)
kuńa—to lie as if asleep; to close or cover the eyes in a game of hide-and-seek; to die
kunta—band, clan, tribe, family
kuulua—to belong; to hold
lamti—lowland; meadow
lamti ból jüti, kinta, ja szelem—the nether world (literally: "the meadow of night, mists, and ghosts")
lejkka—crack, fissure, split (noun). To cut; hit; to strike forcefully (verb).
lewl—spirit
lewl ma—the other world (literally: "spirit land"). Lewl ma includes lamti ból jüti, kinta, ja szelem: the nether world, but also includes the worlds higher up En Puwe than the Great Tree.
löyly—breath; steam (related to lewl: "spirit")
ma—land; forest
mäne—rescue; save
me—we
meke—deed; work (noun). To do; to make; to work (verb).
minan—mine
minden—every, all (adj.)
möért?—what for? (exclamation)
molanâ—to crumble; to fall apart
molo—to crush; to break into bits
mozdul—to begin to move, to enter into movement
nä—for
ŋamaŋ—this; this one here
nélkül—without
nenä—anger
no—like; in the same way as; as
numa—god; sky; top; upper part; highest (related to the English word: "numinous")
nyál—saliva; spit (noun) (related to nyelv: "tongue")
nyelv—tongue
o—the (used before a noun beginning with a consonant)
odam—dream; sleep (verb)
oma—old; ancient
omboće—other; second (adj.)
ot—the (used before a noun beginning with a vowel)
otti—to look; to see; to find
owe—door
pajna—to press
pälä—half; side
palafertiil—mate or wife
pél—to be afraid; to be scared of
pesä—nest (literal); protection (figurative)
pide—above
pirä—circle; ring (noun). To surround; to enclose (verb).
pitä—keep; hold
piwtä—to follow; to follow the track of game
pukta—to drive away; to persecute; to put to flight
pus—healthy; healing
pusm—to be restored to health
puwe—tree; wood
reka—ecstasy; trance
rituaali—ritual
salama—lightning; lightning bolt
sarna—words; speech; magic incantation (noun). To chant; to sing; to celebrate (verb).
śaro—frozen snow
siel—soul
sisar—sister
sív—heart
sívdobbanás—heartbeat
soŋe—to enter; to penetrate; to compensate; to replace
susu—home; birthplace (noun); at home (adv.)
szabadon—freely
szelem—ghost
tappa—to dance; to stamp with the feet (verb)
te—you
ted—yours
toja—to bend; to bow; to break
toro—to fight; to quarrel
tule—to meet; to come
türe—full; satiated; accomplished
tyvi—stem; base; trunk
uskol—faithful
uskolfertiil—allegiance
veri—blood
vigyáz—to care for; to take care of
vii—last; at last; finally
wäke—power
wara—bird; crow
weńća—complete; whole
wete—water