Kti/Lexicon/2

Religious

 * Akāsha fem. sent. I
 * the primary deity of the Ktarh pantheon, "mother-goddess"


 * Akashēs mech. sent. III
 * alternative of Akāsha, different aspect: mechanoid divinity, primary deity of the Ktarh pantheon, "creator-god"

Ethnic

 * Kti fem. ina. II
 * generic noun usable as substitute for any Ktarh-related inanimate concept/noun, also a general term for all things Ktarh


 * Ktisak masc. sent. III
 * a male Ktarh individual


 * Ktisōk fem. sent. III
 * a female Ktarh individual


 * Ktisūd fem. sent. III
 * a generic Ktarh individual

Kinship

 * ārasa fem. ani. I
 * mother, stepmother


 * ārārasa fem. ani. I
 * grandmother, step-grandmother


 * ūme masc. ani. II
 * father, stepfather


 * ūmūme·k (ūrūmek) masc. ani. cl III
 * grandfather, step-grandfather

Meteorology

 * ī (ī'm-) fem. ina. III
 * sky, atmosphere


 * ūrāzh masc. ina. III
 * wind, breeze


 * kēkæ fem. ina. I
 * gust/burst of wind


 * ōshet masc. ina. III
 * strong wind

Geology

 * ætusa fem. ina. I
 * rock, stone; material


 * okise masc. ina. II
 * pebble, small rock

Politics

 * ōka fem. ina. I
 * court (building/institution)


 * oktæ fem. ina. I clip.
 * authority, command, control


 * oktæton v. ipf.
 * rule, control, command


 * oktæaston/oktǣston adj.
 * commanding, ruling

Biology

 * utǣt masc. ina. III
 * voice, vocal apparatus, vocal ability, sound produced by voice


 * izhīraton ipf
 * to eat, to consume


 * kīriton ipf
 * to drink


 * okīri masc/fem/mech. ani II
 * drinker, consumer, that which drinks


 * nam·az masc/fem dead III
 * corpse


 * nād·az masc dead III
 * death

Time

 * zarī masc. ina/ani. II
 * time, passage of time

Derivation

 * -(s)ak masc. sent. III
 * suffix that derives nouns that denote someone (male) who is a member of an ethnic, political, educational etc. group


 * -(s)ōk fem. sent. III
 * feminine equivalent of above


 * -(s)ūd fem. sent. III
 * gender-neutral equivalent of above


 * o- underspecified
 * prefix that derives agent nouns from verb roots


 * -ton v. perf/ipf
 * infinitive suffix, can derive verbs from nouns


 * -as·ton adj.
 * suffix that derives adjectives from material nouns


 * -is·ton adj.
 * variant of above