Polijole/Lexicon

 note: I won't always edit this and keep it up to date 

Basic Words
ta = hello

ki = yes

du = no/NEG

ni = is

Pronouns
na = I (male)

me = I (female)

gu = we

nia = you (male)

mi = you (female)

niakasa = he

mikasa = she

ke = it

nuba = my (male)

muba = my (female)

neba = your (male)

miba = your (female)

keba = its

nebakasa = his

mibakasa = her

niu = and/or

tse = grouped with

nie = of/like/similar to

la-VERB = question/interogative particle

la = what

tula-VERB = how question

tula = how/what's happening

ke = dual

su = many/plural/very

xa = DEM/3SG neuter/Occasionally DEF

Tenses/Perfective
-tsu = Imperfect

-tsi = Perfect

-mu = Past tense

-tu = Future tense

-mutsu = Past tense imperfect

-mutsi = Past tense perfect

-tutsu = Future tense imperfect

-tutsi = Future tense perfect

Cases
-ga = Nominative

-ne = Accusative

-'i = Vocative

-te = Locative

-ba = Genitive

-ke = Nom Dual

-kona = Acc Dual

-ke'a = Voc Dual

-kotha = Loc Dual

-keba = Gen Dual

-su = Nom Plural

-suna = Acc Plural

-su'a = Voc Plural

-suda = Loc Plural

-suba = Gen Plural

Genders (Rare)
-na = masc

-ma = fem

Nouns
ga = agent (don't add nom or acc case)

ne = patient (don't add nom or acc case)

ba = owner (don't add gen case)

gazijasa = object

lijo = human

gathe = land/place

gasa = grass

takane = tree

tathe = forest

titosa = food

jata = fruit

polu = magic

jole = tounge

luli = hand

tcola = eye

manaju = woman/female

limaju = man/male/person

xi'e = fire

cusi = water

dalamu = earth

puse = meat

katcona = bird

thidi = all

numa = chest

puta = breast

xaji = bush

lakhu = fish

tuleku = mouth

pada = weapon

sikode = life

Jozuja = bone

gona = sun

giniu = beast/predator

cota = house

niamota = snow

mola = friend/member

dothu = writing/text

deki = nothing

galu = time

galema = day

tcote = ruler

tcotike = empire

jonethu = city/tribe

niade = moon

jema = sound

kakhe = normal

zuja = weird

pania = colour

'othe = sand

sepa = blood

zumika = lake

bugi = circle

kipe = spike/thorn

bama = heart

zuziba = snake

nitcosa = flower

'u'ota = throat

'osa = ocean

jaxume = desert

Kinship Terms:
mabe = family

mumu = son/daughter

mukasa = cousin

muna = son

muma = daughter

nemikha = brother

memikha = sister

nemikasa = cousin (male)

memikasa = cousin (female)

papha = father

pakasa = uncle

mama = mother

makasa = aunt

tothe = grandfather

tekasa = granduncle

'otale = grandmother

'ekasa = grandaunt

tothekasa = ancestor

Names
Tcanakhi

Kalanu

Tsakine

Xakula

Moni

Josi

Zabale

Duma

'Ubatha

Minode

Kole

Tsipozeba

Moniuku

'Ulu

Salumi

Gike

Verbs
lume = create

kiphi = destroy

jole = speak/talk/communicate

dothu = write

tija = eat

gisa = like

gicasu = love

dothe = anger

zame = run to

zamuka = run from

bosa = own

nabi = hide

donaka = torture

tcoti = rule

sikode = live

tcidu = kill

katsi = attack/hit

tcola = see/find

tu = do

Adjectives
tcidu = dead/(death)

gimasu = happy

gina = good

gime = beautiful

demathe = angry

dona = bad

dema = disgusting

kasa = far/long

muge = old

mugote = big

taja = new

ta'oti = small

dijonia = red

gonia = black

gekhe = powerful/strong

taka = invincible

bugi = circular

kiphosi = known

kakhe = normal

zuja = weird

Prepositions:
niama = to / dative (niamatsi = at)

pikhe = in

nu = with/near

kasa = far

Civilisational adjectives
poli = polidian

'olona = hellenic

polasa = persian

puni = phoenician

doma = roman

kumota = egyptian

'aleka = african

Numbers:
'u = 0/none

bi = 1/INDEF

ke = 2

ne = 3

du = 4

xi = 5

da = 6

ba'u = 7

baba = 8

ju = 36

juba = 37

jubaba = 44

sa = 216