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The Osfer Language

Osfer-English Dictionary Phrases & Sayings Pronunciation & Grammar Songs & Poems Usage of Words with Deeper Meanings

Osfer-English Dictionary

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losh a lot / much / many
koor't abduction / kidnapping (lit. take + about/concerning)
fer able to / can do
shir about / concerning / things to do with
buna about / regarding / the matter of
't about / regarding (Used as a suffix)
utan above
tana accent
utrat accept a challenge / to face
way action / something done
vina adult
vinadom adulthood (lit. the state of being adult)
porori afraid / scared
tash again / (good) bye (See: ta)
rot against / in opposition of (Used as a suffix)
fern(a) age (the effeminate a sound is dropped when addressing males)
piest agree (I think so to)
polash aim (derived from polashat meaning concentrate)
tun air --pronounced 'toon' as in cartoon--
reka all / everything (Different from bost, as bost refers to: All that has been mentioned)
bost all (of the above) / everything (mentioned) / both
vifon't alliance
bays allow / permit (pronounced 'base' as in 'third base')
losh a lot / much / many
uk-vifon't ally (an)
ei-no alright / okay / sure (lit. 'right' + possessive marker)
ei-sha Am I right? You understand? (lit. 'right' + question marker)
osfer Amazoi language (the) / Osfer (lit. tongue / say + able to = Able to speak)
yash-ripat ambush
unta among
biku amusement / fun
urman ancestor
a and (used mainly between nouns)
or and (used mainly between verbs)
aut and also (used mainly between unrelated things)
pat and then / to (the purpose of going/doing) / for (the reason for doing/going)
rin animal / beast
uka ankle
sumsa ant
patpor any longer / no more
paslat anything / something (not to be confused with misboi which lit. means: some + thing = some object)
potha apple (Not confirmed, but described in The Scrolls as 'a fruit with an edible skin large as a man's fist and good for winter storage')
doku't appreciation
dolfat archery (lit. of or related to the bow)
kono are / is (lit. what + present tense)
taf area / ground / territory / lands
biter argue / fight (with words)--pronounced: bitter--
uda arm
otak arm(s) / weapon(s)
aru armed band of men / old Amazoi for 'army'
zul(a) armour (feminine 'a' is added for women's armour)
falot arrow
falo'tok arrow-distance / an arrow's flight away
pau ask (a question) Not a request. That would be moor
moor ask for / request
danta-leek assassination (lit. coward + murder)
rat at / in (denotes place-location)ie. In Torik / At Torik
u at / in / on (denotes positioning) ie. In the front / At the front, In my hand, On the table
f at / precisely (used as prefix)
forgut at least
f'mil at that time / when
ripa attack (to) / See: ripat for 'an attack')
ripat attack (an) / A stratagem. ie. 'Attacking' vs. 'Defending'
tolo-ut awake / aware / conscious / sober
pi away from / off of / from (used at the end of sentences to avoid confusion with pi~ meaning: 'one of ~')
fi'ert awhile (also pronounced/written: fe'ert)
borakha baby (lit. 'little pest')
tok back (of the body)
tik bad / unwanted / undesired (action or event)
trebo bad for health / too much / poison
bok bad tasting / bitter (usually drawn out in emphasis of the bad taste)
mook-ra balls / testicles
mater bathe
biegn battle between life and death / between good and evil (The)
ray battle / fight (with weapons)
na-boi be in love / be someone's / be in a relationship
nolat bear
flash beard
spila beautiful
patan because / purpose / reason
boto become / becoming / turn into
ey becomes
spinawat bed (lit. sleeping + possessive indicator+fur) Also: spinawat-ra = sleeping-furs
pora behind
dom being / state / existence (also used to describe adulthood and territory)
kush-kush bellybutton
uknaipola beloved / loved one (lit. one who is loved)
aj berry
bayna beside / next to
u-na bodre best (lit. first + good)
bat-bodre better (lit. more + good)
bei better (to be) / should (be)
fartain Beyond (The) / The Afterlife
mala big / large (concept) ie. sky, land
ushi big / large (object)
fala bird / slang for: flighty, foolish, unreliable and/or unfaithful
pojera birds (a flock of)
bok bitter / bad tasting --pronounced: bow'k-- (usually drawn out in emphasis of the bad taste)
ososrit blabber / bla-bla-blah (lit. say + say + say)
lielboi blessings (lit. deity + gift)
lota blessings (not translatable: lit a word of protection with no root meaning. Usually repeated in a soothing manner to crying babies.)
bonta blood / lineage / race
lua blue
bo boar / pig
taka-taka boobies
su-su boobies (baby talk)
thish boots (women called their boots thisha)
oflot born (to be born)
bost both / all (of the above) / everything (mentioned)
dolfa bow (as in bow and arrow) / slang for sitting with legs in the 'M' shape. Also: the female form
dolfana-tip bow string
kon boy (a male between baby and puberty)
bot (boat) branch of tree / Also: slang for 'erection'
pak bread (any type of flour based food)
pata break
pata-no break+present tense (slang: 'broken'. Hammered, smashed, drunk or stoned. Also used for 'extremely confused'.)
boi breastplate (top armor)
boi-ra breastplates
taka breasts / tits
taa breathe
taa't breath
laha breeze (lit. wind + cute or gentle)
laha brethren (someone regarded as 'family' by blood, culture, language or outlook)
pin bring (pronounced: peen) -a perversion of pi and na meaning 'the ownership of from')
tulan brother (originally used to indicate a blood-brother. Changed to mean 'A brother by tribal unity' --since 22nd Winter of The Reunion)
tulan-ha brother (similar to 'darling brother'. Used to indicate blood-relations)
pina bug (a specific type that is found under wood. English unknown. Perhaps a woodbug/pillbug.)
po bump (used for a bump on the road, a tree, etc. Bump on the body would be:dop
dop bump --pronounced: dope-- (used for bumps on the body. A bump on the ground or tree would be: po
pa by (short for patan. Meaning the reason behind the action/statement)
indok by accident (opp. kraft --on purpose--)
ta bye / see ya later (Either originated from ta~ meaning: "Well..." indicating the speaker has no more to say, or shortened from tash meaning: "again")
toka calendar (simply a measurement of years past)
hobor calm
fer can do / able to
taja cannabis (slang for) / smoke (n) (pronounced: ta-zja)
yol care for (a person) / take care of (a situation) / mind (a fire)
rapa carry
miat celebration
gi center / heart
tonta ceremony (lit. the feminized version of 'the one and only')
frata challenge (mostly viewed as coming from another person or from the gods)
iran chief
irana chieftess
gan child
sa / ha child-like feeling indicator. Added to any word to soften the feeling, indicate 'cute' or 'warm feeling'.
ha / sa child-like-feeling indicator. Added to any word to soften the feeling, indicate 'cute' or a 'warm feeling'.
minar choice / decide (More related to taking action. Not necessarily related to a having multiple choices or conflict beforehand.)
bi (bee) choose
merta clay
kan clear (sky/water)
art close / near
banu close to a target amount / almost
verse close (to) / shut
min cloth / fabric
shifa cloud(s)
dula coals (of a fire)
ana cold
ubia colour
ubiat colourful
tay come (as command) / return (as conversational)
tay-pat-pon come and join us
shay comfortable / warm
forgut complete (to) / finish (Closer to 'complete'. 'Finish' is usually: por)
tent completely / fully
polashat concentrate
shir concerning / about / things to do with
tolo-ut conscious / awake / aware (lit. open + eye)
dan container / receptacle / pouch
ther control / manipulate
anaha cool
ei correct / right
payprut correctly / properly (used as a prefix) ie. payprut-ti = 'do (it) properly') (pronounced: pay-proot)
osbon count (to) (lit. say + number)
danta coward
samser crave / desire (lit. want + emphatic)
shaka crazy
uver create
tuntaka creepies (the)
tuntak creepy (thing or feeling)
pa'ka crow (taken from the crow's cry. Pronunciation emphasised on the 'k'. ie: p'kka)
dent cruel / mean
paka crumbs
pensh cry
tiku cum / orgasm (from ti 'do' + ku of kuv & kuvatsa)
tu curse / damn / vexing / troublesome (used as a prefix to indicate what is vexing, or simply used as an expletive combined with an action mimicking spitting = Tuh!)
lata cut (a small) / nick / scratch (a)
lat cut (a) / wound
wala cut (to) / (a tree, meat, etc)
larisa cute / tiny (lit. small + the child-like indicator sa, which is a perversion of its original ha)
ata dad (short for: atak) / pop
tu damn / curse / vexing / troublesome (used as a prefix to indicate what is vexing, or simply used as an expletive combined with an action mimicking spitting = Tuh!)
udor dance
kolka danger! / help! (a verbal warning, believed to mimic a raven's warning cry)
rar dark
vesa daughter
marta day
ershfast day after tomorrow (lit. two + today)
umartano day before yesterday (lit. one + day + past tense)
slobo dead (lit. die + past tense)
baestam-slo death (lit. The Great Awakening from Life. Simplified as: baestam)
minar decide / choice (More related to taking action. Not necessarily related to a having multiple choices or conflict beforehand.)
onbat decide / settle (as in the final decision after an argument or facing a tough choice.)
droi deer / buck
droia deer / doe
tren't defeat (a) / a loss
purt defense
pur defend
piest-ser definitely / think strongly / in my opinion (also: typical/figures/of course it would)--not to be used as "I think so, maybe" or "I'm thinking about flowers"--
li deity (a) / a god (unspecific deity either male or female, though considered male when not specified.)
ko describe / tell / what (usually used with sa)
tabi destroy / annihilate
samser desire / crave (lit. want + emphatic)
sha dew
es'slo die / croak / kick the bucket (harsher/vulgar usage than: estam-slo)
estam-slo die (to Waken from this Life)
naysh'thina different (lit. not so + same) ie. "Water and Ice are naysh'thina."
naytor different (lit. not + equal) ie. "Humans and Rocks are naytor."
datan dirty
tok distance / unit of measurement (suffix used to indicate distance)
mai~ do (+verb)
fer do (able/can)
ti do (action indicator) --also used for 'help with' / 'good at' / and other usage that indicates 'doing'--
tiway do something
banta do to someone / force something on someone / impose one's will (Used at the end of a sentence and carries the tense) *Opposite of: pola
pola do by someone (Receives the action. Used at the end of the sentence. Opposite of banta)
spako dog
yep down
nosfa dream
say drink
ruel dull
bit dumb / stupid (as in: stupid mistake. Not to be confused with pitak, which means an idiot/fool.)
pitak-ha dummy / goofball / dumb-dumb (also: pitaka)
lora duty / task
run ear (pronounced: roon)
yat early
run-run ears (pronounced: roon-roon) This is used regarding one's own ears. Regarding 'ears' such as 'All our ears' is run-ra
ama earth / soil / ground
upe east
turan easy
yest eat
tontsin ejaculation (lit. The River) See: tontsha
nia elbow
biar elder
vor emotions / feelings (See: um to indicate specific emotions)
ser emphasis or command indicator. Enabling the speaker to emphasise without yelling. A verbal exclamation (!) mark.
pika empty
nayuf enemy (lit. not + friend)
upre't enjoy
dola enough
inda entrance
vort entrust / loan
torofol equal
purash escape / runaway (Also used similar to: 'cheat death')
bonoto eternity / forever / the most
thor even ~ (As in: 'Even a child could do that')
ferlan evening
ar exactly like / just as (Suffix. Not to be confused with ya, which means 'similar to')
ut eye / view / viewpoint
ut-ut eyes (pronounced as a quick: oot-oot) This is used regarding one's own eyes. Regarding 'eyes' such as 'All our eyes' is: ut-ra
min fabric / cloth
mul face (the)
utrat face (to) / to accept a challenge
mul-a-mul face to face
unan Fall / Autumn
pa'at fall down
uperat fallen in battle / killed in battle
beer false
raku family
bolo far
umatash farewell (lit. later + again) Used primarily at funerals
poop fart
tri fast
atak father
porori't fear
fui fed up (used at the end of each sentence explaining what one is fed-up with)
nai-um feeling of attraction / love
vor feelings / emotions (See: um to indicate specific emotions)
uba female animal
upor feeling (sense of) / to touch
a feminine indicator (a suffix. Used at the ends of words)
loa field
rek'dosh fifteen
boro fight (physically, without weapons)
biter fight (with words) / argue--pronounced: bitter--
ray fight (with weapons) / battle
ak final
ak-no tay finally (lit. final + present tense + come = The last has come) Also simply said as ak-no!
rika find
por finish (commonly used as: por-bo = done / finished)
ten finish (closer to 'complete')
yeut fire (camp)
yeu fire (thing)
tont-u first and foremost (lit. the supreme one) --not to be confused with u-na which is the first in a line of many things/people/ideas--
u-na first of other items / original (lit. of one. One + possessive indicator) --not to be confused with tont or tont-u which is 'first supreme'--
gal fish
tol fist
go'or five
rek'bin five hundred ten
jist fix / repair --pronounced 'jzeest'--
orga flat
ranatat flint (lit. star + stone)
arla flower
mu fly (insect)
lef fly (to)
esh food
pitak fool (a) / idiot / stupid (not to be confused with bit which is a stupid choice of thing)
tayn foot
for for (a vital purpose/reason. Similar to English 'to'. --ie. Eat to live. Go to war.)
tan for (short for patan. A general purpose/reason. --ie. Go to bathe. Go to eat.)
pat for (the reason for going/doing) Closer to 'and then'.
verat for the purpose of / for the sake of (Similar to: 'In the name of ~')
toran foreign / other / outside the group of topic (Used as a suffix) ie. os-toran = foreign language / taf-toran = foreign lands
os-toran foreign language / language (any language besides Osfer, which is the unique language of the Amazoi) lit. tongue + foreign
lan forest
gotram forget
lina'ut fortune / luck
shay four
uf friend
titsa frog
pi from / off of / away from (Used at end of sentences to avoid confusion with pi~
bort front
luk fuck (slang for sex, not used as a swear-word. ie. to Bang. From the sounds made during sex)
glak-urak fucked up / messed up (lit. shit-mud = So messed up you can't tell which is the shit and which is the mud.)
luk-luk fucking (slang for sounds made during sex)
pako full
pakot full of ~
bershin funny
wat fur
pobar furthest point / until
tatbor game of Rock Toss. (Thrower who's rock lands the closest to the target wins.)
poi-ra games
bebreta gender / sex (combination of bret & breta)
koor get (go get) / take
polat get / receive
bian get ready / prepare
elboi gift (a) / present (a)
aha girl (possibly a combination of the feminine indicator 'a' and the cute/child-like indicator 'ha' )
el give
fra give up / surrender
ayt go (different from 'leave'. See: tam)
ayt-ayt go ahead / go on / hurry up
sha go away / piss off (Also just: sha!yelled in emphasis. shhh in a sort of hissing sound (buzz off). (Also said as: sha-ser in a quiet, controlled anger)
li god (a) / a deity (unspecific deity either male or female, though considered male when not specified.)
vermot God believed to have fathered the Amazoi.
torak God of Rivers (also: sin-na li = river's god.) Enemy of Tabita.
kotar God of Storms
belok God of the Cold that comes from the ground. Brother of Torak the river god and Tabita the goddess of fire
panontu God of the Sun. The sun god.
tu God who shaped the valleys and rivers with his Great Thorn. Name blessing. A wanderer.
uverbim Goddess (The) / The highest deity (The Mother-Creator of the Heavens and Earth)
uverta Goddess of Earth, life, birth, love, spring and sex.
uverana Goddess of Winter and Cold of the sky
tabita Goddess of Fire and destruction. Enemy of Torak.
li-ra gods (the)
hur gold
bodre good
tash good bye (lit. 'again') See: ta~
pen good looking / handsome (Used by older generation. Younger Amazoi mostly use: pena = pretty and spil = handsome, with pen used for animals, flowers, sunsets, etc.)
ulan-no good morning (morning + present tense)
bodre vern-to good night (= good dream)
dophara goose bumps (lit. little bumps) --pronounced: dop'hara--
ulbanta govern / rule by force
mon- grandparent (Gender neutral. Used as a prefix before atak or masha. It can also be used before the person's name as in: mon-daeruma = Grandmother Daeruma)
bae great / the one and only
fu great / vast / huge
taf ground / area / territory / lands
shat group
mitha grow (the action of growing. To 'grow' vegetables would be: bofno. Which is the same word used in: 'raise a child')
bofno grow / raise (Not to be confused with: mitha)
ger growl
wir guard / keep / protect
mut hair
banu half (or close to)
ka hand
spil handsome (pronounced: speel)
pen handsome / good looking (Used by older generation. Younger Amazoi mostly use: pena = pretty and spil = handsome, with pen used for animals, flowers, sunsets, etc.)
pitan hang around / loiter
ulan-um hangover (lit. morning spirit)
upre happy / cheerful
ma has / have (used as literally being able to hold something. Not used for English phrases such as: have a bath, have dinner, have troubles, have a good eye, etc.)
ma have / has (used as literally being able to hold something. Not used for English phrases such as: have a bath, have dinner, have troubles, have a good eye, etc.)
ludrash have to / necessary / must
od he / him --pronounced: odd as in oddball--
weem he / she / it (gender neutral: 'one' as in someone. ) Secondary in colloquial speech. (See: ufer and tak)
bes hear
besta hearing (the ability to hear. Should be bes't but for some reason the feminized 'a' sound is added)
gi heart / center
bier heavy (also used as a prefix to indicate 'vexing' or 'troublesome' )
borta help with / assist --Not to be confused with: kolka or tayka
tayka help / rescue --Not to be confused with: borta or kolka
kolka help! / danger! (thought to mimic a bird's warning cry) --not to be confused with: borta or tayka
on her / she
leed here
leed here / now
kont hey / look here / look
hoi hey!
tuk hiccup --pronounced 'took' as in he took the ball--
enta hide
zi high
od him / he --pronounced 'odd' as in oddball--
rok hit / strike
wein hold
vera honest
vesta honour / pride (feminine)
vest honour / pride (masculine)
sampon horny (lit. want + join/sex) For 'libido' see: sampon't
yuba horse (borrowed word from unknown language)
naymut nolat horse (Old Osfer: lit. no-hair-bear)
buet how many
uverma humble / modest (lit. create + have) Also used as 'thank you very much' when receiving food/drink.
gotha't humour
goth(a) humorous (here the a does not indicate 'feminine', but rather refers to a clever or subtle joke.)
samesh hungry
samesh't hunger
urath hunt
bol hurt / injured (Different use than taek or pol)
eor husband (old Osfer. In New Osfer it refers to a good male friend. Also used between males)
mo hut / home
pitak idiot / a fool / stupid (not to be confused with bit which is a stupid choice or thing)
tray if
zol imagine
thiya't importance
thiya important
banta impose one's will / force something on someone / do to someone (used at the end of sentences)
rat in / at (denotes place-location) ie. In Torik / At Torik
u in / at / on (denotes positioning) ie. In the front / At the front
di in / inside (of something)
ubort in front (lit. position + front)
rot in opposition of / against (used at the end of sentences)
mozat-fer in the hopes I can / that I may ('I pray/hope' kind of feeling)
verat in the name of / for the sake of
bol injured / hurt
di inside (of something) / in
osbanta instruct / teach (lit. say + impose one's will)
rapshirnoway intelligent / thoughtful
oshirid introduce (lit. say + about + you)
bron invade
bron't invasion
kus iron
kono is /are (lit. what + present tense)
nay-nay isn't /aren't / not
tak it / he - she - it (gender neutral for one) Extremely colloquial when used for humans. (See: ufer and weem)
kash itch (an)
kash-kash itchies (the)
pon join / sex
ar just as / exactly like (Suffix. Not to be confused with ya, which means 'similar to')
wir keep / protect / guard
bakat keep an eye on / watch casually (not to be confused with noway which is to 'watch intensely' or 'study')
leek kill (a person) / murder
baest kill (in general)
toma kind / nice / good (character, manner, person)
pila kind of / sort of
kat king (org. Scythian = kata. Later changed to kat as a sound is feminine in osfer
push(a) kiss
vulp knife
ton ton knocking sound
balat knot
ran know
sampon't libido / desire for sex
vlosh lake
taf lands
os-toran language / foreign language (any language besides Osfer, which is the unique language of the Amazoi) lit. tongue + foreign
uma later
ahan laugh (also used as a retort to a bad joke. ie. har-har / yeah, right / etc)
ul lead
uk-ul leader (lit. one who leads)
ritha leaf (a) (rith-la = leaves)
bar learn
tam leave / away from (different from 'go'. See: ayt)
palapoi leave alone / stop bothering (lit. refrain (from) + play)
bin left (as in: left hand / left side)
ue leg
day-ra let's
ta let's see / well (Colloquial. Usually drawn out. Actual meaning is 'breath'. The underlying feeling is "Let me take a breath and think.")
biel lie told to hurt (a)
insuk lie told to protect (a) / a lie for good intentions
gai life
slo Life (this) / this World / this Reality
bim life energy / the life force (Chi or Ki)
gel life giving / conception / vital --pronounced 'g' as in 'gun'--
pien lift up
funa light (not dark)
upla light (not heavy)
paro like (to like a person)
pont like (to like a thing, animal)
ya like / as / similar to (See: ar for 'exactly like')
bonta lineage / blood / race
ha little (usually used as a suffix)
etha live (to)
vort loan / entrust
kont look / hey / look here
uthansam look forward to (Origin is unclear. Thought to be a combination of a perversion of: sam utan reka boi-ra> = Want above all things)
dop bump --pronounced: dope-- (used for bumps on the body. A bump on the ground or tree would be: po
boda loose (to let) / free (to set) (also: shoot an arrow)
potant lose (As in: 'Lose an item'. For 'Lose a game' see: tren)
tren lose (As in: 'Lose a game'. For 'Lose an item', see: potant)
tren't loss (a) / a defeat
boua loud
na love / possessive indicator / has / have
zu low
borga lung(s)
pumat maggot
min make (pronounced: meen)
ubu male animal
utnaway mamihlapinatapai: the feeling two people share a desire to do something, but neither initiates the action. (lit. action of the eye)
bret man / male (not used to describe the human race)
ther manipulate / control
losh many / a lot
vas mark / design
var't masculine / strength
tent-lik massacre (lit. complete+kill)
ukrek(a) master / owner (ukreka = mistress)
vishto maybe / probably / (I think ~)
day me / I
un meal --pronounced: oon --
dent mean / cruel
gosh meaning
prot meat
kome meet
ofrat mercy / slang: spare (a life -- not used for "spare time", "spare change", etc.)
glak-urak messed up / fucked up (lit. shit-mud = So messed up you can't tell which is the shit and which is the mud.)
rap mind (the) / spirit (the)
totak mischief
tin mite (a)
tel mix (a) / mixture
binat mix (to)
uverma modest / humble (lit. create + have) Also used as 'thank you very much'. Always when receiving food/drink.
ma mom (short for masha)
tur month (cycle of the moon)
retray(a) moon
bat more (used as a suffix. As in slow+more = slower)
mosa more (used when wanting more volume, quantity of something. As in 'give me more'.)
ulan morning
ulan-no 'morning (as a greeting)
masha mother
shta mountain
vala mouth
urak mud
leek murder / kill (a person)
ludrash must / necessary / have to
ilak name
kush navel
art near / close
obo nest (bird's)
obo't nest (to) / to roost (also used for hibernating animals)
apa new
bent next
bayna next to / beside
toma nice / kind /pleasant (person)
ibo nice / pleasant / good (food, weather, comfort)
ber night
nay no / don't
ubiest noble / proud
patpor no more / any longer
ne nope / ain't / naw
foe north
eso nose
nay-nay not / isn't / aren't
nay-no not any more
naysh not so much
nay-boi nothing
dan now (lit. this + time. Pronounced: da'n)
dan'thir now that (lit. now + so)
bon number (a)
putnak obligated (feeling you should even though you don't want to)
noway observe / study / watch (intently)
t of ~ / related to ~ (Used as a suffix to create new words)
pi off of / from / away from (Used at end of sentences to avoid confusion with pi~
ei-no okay / alright / sure (lit. 'right' + possessive marker )
bana old
panu on (top of)
u on / in / at (denotes positioning) ie. In the front / At the front, In my hand, On the table
kraft on purpose (opposite of indok --by accident--)
u one
pi- one of many / one of a group (used as prefix)
utash one more / once more (lit. one + again)
uk (ook) one who / something that (does a certain thing) --also used for animals, gods or inanimate objects-- (used as prefix)
tolo open
ub or
u-na original / first of other items (lit. of one. One + possessive indicator) --not to be confused with tont or tont-u which is the first supreme--
osfer Osfer / the Amazoi language (lit. tongue / say + able to = Able to speak) --originally derived from payprut-os-fer meaning able to speak properly--
toran other / foreign / outside the group of topic (Used as a suffix) ie. os-toran = foreign language / taf-toran = foreign land
upshor outrun --pronounced: upshor--
ta'an over there (directional indicator)
marek own / possess
ukrek(a) owner / master (ukreka = mistress)
taek pain (mental / emotional)= physical pain is 'pol'
pol pain (physical)
tukar pants
pala patience (have) / refrain (from)
pala't patient
vizeks peace / unity
kuva penis (cute) / willy / wiener
kuv penis / cock
zoi people (a) / tribe / humans (man)
yoi people / human / Man
mozat permissible / can I?
ufer person (a) (gender neutral for one person) Considered most polite when talking about others. (See: weem and tak)
borak pest / persistent
bo pig / boar
zen pile (to)
poku pine needles
takmo pine needles
shiso piss / urine / urinate
bona pitiful / poor (as in 'Aw. The poor girl.') Derived from 'past tense' and 'ownership'
lash place / put
poi play (Usually used as a suffix, and to mean 'game', while topis used on its own)
top play / act foolish / fooling around --sex-- / pretend to be
tomaya please (kind + similar)
la / ra plural (common is 'ra', but pronunciation difficulties change a sound closer to 'la')
ra / la plural (common is 'ra'. Pronunciation difficulties change the sound to 'la'. La is more commonly used by non full-blooded Amazoi)
rum poem / song (pronounced: room)
ragu poison
vlosha pond (lit. feminine lake)
marek possess / own / have (tangible item. ie: have a spear)
ma possess / own / have (intangible item. ie: have power)
rek possession (a)
bakular possessions (a lot of) / riches
na possessive indicator / love / has / have
dayt practice / train --not used for military or warfare related training-- (pronounced: date As in I went on a date with Gelvloa)
f precisely / at
bian prepare / get ready
elboi present (a) / gift (a)
pena pretty
kira pretty / shiny (lit. the feminized version of kir meaning: sparkle)
vesta pride / honor (feminine)
vest pride / honor (masculine)
vishto probably / maybe / (I think ~)
uber problem
payprut properly / correctly (used as a prefix) ie. payprut-ti = 'Do (it) properly'. (pronounced: pay-proot. Not: paprutt)
wir protect / guard / keep
ubiest proud / noble
tolra-na kash puberty (lit. Summer of Itch)
lap pull
patan purpose / reason / because
kata queen (Scythian for 'king' it was later briefly used for queen by the Amazoi as it contained the Osfer feminine 'a' sound.)
sa / sha question indicator -emphatic
tri quick / fast
trit quickly / speedily
yash quiet
falotra-dan quiver
bonta race / blood / lineage
der rain
der-ha rain (light) (also pronounced: der-a)
ban raise (lift up)
bofno raise / grow (Not to be confused with mitha
tikpon rape (lit. unwanted or bad sex)
ushi-pa'ka raven (not verified as a raven. lit. big + crow)
wayt re-action / re-act
toula ready
patan reason / purpose / because
uk-rotmo rebel (a)
rotmo rebel (to)
rotmo't rebellion
polat receive / get
pola receives action / have done to (Used at the end of a sentence and carries the tense.) Opposite of: banta
ash red
pala refrain (from) / patience (have)
buna regarding / about / the matter of
tik-um regret (lit. bad + spirit)
boda release / let go / slang for orgasm, sneezing and crying
etan remain
tola remain / stay
moor request / ask for
potak result (a/the)
tay return (as conversational) / come (as command)
ap reveal (to) / to show
bakul rich / wealthy
bakular riches / a lot of possessions
dosh right (as in: right hand / right side)
ei right / correct
vlo river (passable)
sin river (impassable)
tat rock / stone
baga rot / spoil
shal round
ulbanta rule / govern by force
shor run
purash runaway / escape (Also used similar to: 'cheat death')
hortok rush (the) / adrenaline (the state of mind during emergencies, battle, injury, etc)
bola sad
alash safe
thina same
os / rit say
rit / os say
porori scared / afraid
mina scarf (lit. 'a cute fabric')
samod sea (thought to be a borrowed word from Anshe/Wedic language)
zolboi seasons (lit. month + possessive indicator + time) = time of months
zolboi scenario / theory (lit. imagine + thing)
tont-ersh second (lit. the only + two)
pul secretions from the nose, ears, eyes and mouth (pronounced: pool)
bak see
bela seed
tane seed / grain
forga selfish / rude (Not used in the same context as in English.)
vertak senses / wits
pon-pon sex (cute phrasing)
pon sex / join
pon't sexuality
penin sharpen
on she / her
tuton shield (developed from the word 'ton ton' describing the sound made from hitting)
lari-tuton shield-type: (the small, light, round, metal shield of the Amazoi)
ra-tuton shield-type: (the larger, heavier, rectangle, wooden shields of the Amazoi)
bak't sight / vision
kira shiny / pretty (lit. the feminized version of kir meaning: sparkle)
glak shit
glak-urak shit-mud / messed up (So messed up you can't tell which is the shit and which is the mud.)
fria shoe
boda shoot (an arrow)
op short
bei should (be) / it's better if-that
ula-ula shoulders
ap show (to) / to reveal
ap-day show me
verse shut / close (to)
ufru shy
wo sing
tula sister (originally used to indicate a blood-sister. Changed to mean: 'A sister by tribal unity' --since 22nd Winter of The Reunion)
tula-ha sister (similar to 'darling sister'. Used to indicate a blood-relation)
bion sit
tofar situation
go'or-u six
opan skill
uk-tikfra slave (lit. one who + unwanted/bad + surrender) --first 'k' is silent--
uk-bantakoor slaver (lit. one who + forces + takes)
spi sleep
samspi sleepy
samspi't sleepiness
lofer slow
lari small
poliat small of the back
gaja smash (the sound of a strong hit, punch, break, slap)
vilna smell (to)
vilnat smell (the sense of)
fohei smelly / stink
taja smoke (n) / (slang for) cannabis
up smoke (to) / inhale (pronounced: oop)
osger snarl (lit. say + growl )
maka sneeze
gurt snore
fon snow
font
thir so / therefore
bono so much / that ~ (ie. Be 'that' happy. Be 'so' important)
tolo-ut sober / awake / conscious / aware
misfar someone (lit. a random + body)
poslat something / anything (Not to be confused with misboi which is 'some object/thing')
misboi something (lit. some random + thing/object) Not to be confused with poslat which is closer to 'anything'
ton son
rum song / poem (pronounced: room)
pila sort of / kind of
shu sound of speed / sliding (usually for imitating the sound of a loosed arrow) --pronounced: 'shoe' as in tie my shoe--
dae south
bul spacious / wide
kir sparkle / glisten
hoban speak / talk / discuss / communicate (not to be confused with: os or rit which is simply 'say a word')
shant spear
trit speedily / quickly (lit. fast + concerning)
um spirit (a)/ feeling (a). Lesser beings of the OtherWorld. ('Ones own spirit' would be: rap, which refers to the 'mind', 'conscience', 'state of being'.)
rap spirit (the) / mind (the)
pu spit (pronounced: pu as in putt. Not poo)
pu'tok spitting-distance / not far / close by (slang)
baga spoil / rot
shut sprain / twist (ankle, wrist, neck, shoulder, knee) --pronounced 'shoot' as in shoot an arrow--
verta spring
shush squish / squash
mabim stamina (lit. have + life energy)
berban stand
rana star
yon start
tola stay / remain
fohei stink / smelly
gu stomach
tat stone / rock
ta'tok stone-distance / a stone's throw away
pan stop (to stop moving. For 'stop doing that', see: mersh)
mersh stop it / cut it out
bakat story
bakat'nako story-telling (lit. story + (possessive indicator) + tell)
var't strength / masculine
rok strike / hit
tip string
tran strong / senses / forces (Strong wind, etc)
var strong / strength of character / physical strength
noway study / observe / watch (intently)
pitak stupid / a fool / idiot (not to be confused with bit which is a stupid choice or thing)
bit stupid / dumb (as in: stupid mistake. Not to be confused with pitak, which means an idiot/fool.)
f'feer't sudden
f'feer suddenly (perversion of feert
tolra summer
panon sun
upa surprise --pronounced: oopa--
fra surrender / give up
pier sweet
koor take
koor't taking (a) / abduction (use is basically limited to abductions)
hoban talk / speak / discuss / communicate (not to be confused with: os/rit which is simply 'say a word')
meku tall
lora task / duty
pofu taste
osbanta teach (lit. say + impose one's will)
uk-ap(a) teacher (lit. one who shows/reveals)
upro tear (from the eye)
ko describe / tell / what (usually used with sa)
taf territory / area / ground / lands
doku thanks / thank you
voy that (action)
tar that (thing) / the (generalized) (not used constantly like 'the' in English. Closer related to 'that'.)
mozat-fer that I may / in the hopes that
bono that ~ / (ie. Be 'that' happy. Be 'so' important)
turk thaws (the) The season when the snows melted.
tar the (generalized) / that (thing) (not used constantly like 'the' in English. Closer related to 'that'.)
tont the one and only / the supreme among many (not to be confuse with 'the', as in 'the pen' or 'the table'.)
ufer-na their ~ / the people's
ufer-ra them (In most formal occasions, it can refer to 'we the people'.
vart there
thir therefore / so
weem-ra they / those (Though commonly used as 'we' in songs/poems.
tak-ra they (unfamiliar people, animals, things)
ufer-ra they (closer to 'those people')
u'koor thief (lit. one who + takes) --it is actually uk-koor so accent would be on the 'k'--
boi thing
boi-ra things
rapshir think / imagine / thoughts (as in: I'm thinking about flowers) --not to be used as "I think so, maybe". See: vishto
vishto think so / maybe (as in: I think so, maybe) --not to be used as "I think it's best" or "I'm thinking about flowers"--
piest-ser think strongly / definitely / in my opinion (also: typical/figures/of course it would)--not to be used as "I think so, maybe" or "I'm thinking about flowers"--
tont-san third (lit. the supreme three)
samsay't thirst
samsay thirsty (lit. want + drink)
da this
fel thorn
rapshirnoway thoughtful / intelligent
rapshir't thoughts
san three
tan throw (at/strongly)
mit throw at / aim (pronounced: meet)
bor throw casually / toss / chuck
rau(p) thunder
vim tie
rush tight (pronounced: roosh)
feert time (more like: the instant in time)
mil time (the passage of days, months, seasons) pronounced: meel
u'n time --pronounced: 'n --
larisa tiny / cute (lit. small + the child-like indicator sa, which is a perversion of its original ha)
taka tits / breasts
naet to (in the direction of)
pat to (the purpose of going/doing) / and then / for (the reason for doing/going)
pian too (much of) (Used for tangible items) Not used for: too easy or too fast.
trebo too much / poison / bad for health
upor touch (to)
upor't touch (sense of feeling)
os tongue / say
dayt train / practice --not used for military or warfare related training-- (pronounced: date As in: I went on a date with Gelvloa)
malak training (military/fighting/warfare)
for tree
botlik trip / stumble (to)
peyilash true / honest
batha trust (to) / to believe in (not used for: 'Believe in ghosts')
oth(a) tunic (feminine marker a can be dropped from men's tunics)
boto turn into / become / becoming
ersh two
o uh / usually used when thinking of something to say or starting a sentence / also used for: duh!
fiets uncountable / thousands / millions
peratan undo
tok unit of measurement / distance (suffix used to indicate distance)
vifon unity (a simple joining between people. Used to describe: marriage, to ally, trade union)
vizeks unity / peace
tarmil until (lit. that + time) Used for time only.
tik unwanted / undesired / bad (action or event)
puye up
shiso urine / piss / urinate
day-ra us / we
mai / fer / ti use
dolpot useful (lit. Against + Useless or not-not useful.)
dol useless
kuvatsa vagina (cute) / pussy
kuvat vagina (harsh) / cunt
yatha valley (a)
tre very / a lot
bie very much / more than usual (prefix: bie-kont changes 'look' into 'watch'. bie-rapshir changes 'think' into 'ponder'. Derived from bier meaning heavy.
ut view / viewpoint / eye
zoit village (lit. concerning + tribe)
yeka vomit / barf / puke
estam wake up (to) (Also used as estam-ser = 'Get up!'. Can also be used as esssss~tam hissed in the ear of the 'over-sleeper'.)
pet-pet walk (to)
ishku wander
sam want
up war --pronounced: oop-- This is a borrowed word from an unknown language. Previously the Amazoi only had one word for both war and battle: ray
shay warm / comfortable
shay't warmth
osko warn (to)
oskot warning (a)
upai warrior
nay-bo wasn't
trebak watch (casually) / keep an eye on (not to be confused with: noway)
noway watch (intently) / study / observe (not to be confused with: trebak)
wada water
pot waterfall
day-ra we (lit. me + plural) / us
otak weapon / arm(s)
ruj weather
loe west
wadat wet
tontsha wetness (of a woman) (lit. The Dew) See: tontsin
ko what (usually used with sa) / tell / describe
f'mil when / at that time
bay where
sasho whisper
dar who
patan-sa why / what reason
bul wide / spacious
bu wild / untamed
atha win (Used as: day-na atha = My win)
la wind
aji wine (lit. berry + state of being)
aji-dan wine skin / wine jug
penu winter
forta wisdom (feminine) / cunning / sly
fort wisdom (masculine)
for wise (primarily used as: for the purpose / the reason of)
hyat with (as in: together) --not used as: help with
noi wolf (Also used as slang: being sexually wild or aggressive)
breta woman
nay-to won't be
karat word (a)
riean worry
potran worthy
aiya wow / oh dear / oh no
dje yes --pronounced with soft 'd': d'zje--
martano yesterday (lit. day + past tense)
eed you
nom-nom yummy

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