Polijole/Lexicon

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Romanisation
(VSO word order), Head final

Misc
ta = hello

ki = yes

du = no/NEG

ni = is

ni'i = similar to

cuni'i = very similar to

niu = and/or/plus

tse = grouped with

nie = of/like

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

te = without/excluding/minus

Tenses/Perfective
-the = Present

-tsu = (Present) Imperfect

-tsi = (Present) Perfect

-mu = Past tense

-tu = Future tense

-mutsu = Past tense imperfect

-mutsi = Past tense perfect

-tutsu = Future tense imperfect

-tutsi = Future tense perfect

Gender
-na = masc

-ma = fem

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

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

na = inderect object (don't add dat 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

tcela = eye

manajo = woman/female

linajo = man/male

xi'e = fire

cusi = water

dalamu = earth

puso = meat

katcona = bird

tidi = all

numa = chest

puta = breast

xaji = bush

lakhu = fish

tuleku = mouth

pada = weapon

sikode = plant

sikona = animal/creature

Jozuja = bone

gona = sun

giniu = beast/predator

ceta = house

niamota = snow

mola = friend/member

dothu = writing/text

deki = nothing

galu = time

galuniegona = day

galunieniado = night

galema = day

tcote = ruler

tcotike = empire

jonethu = city/tribe

niado = moon

jema = sound

pania = colour

'othe = sand

sepa = blood

zumika = lake

bugi = circle

'ope = spike/thorn (occasionally triangle)

bama = heart

zuziba = snake

nitcesa = flower

'u'eta = throat

'osa = ocean

jaxume = desert

lephi = frog

baphi = ear

pakhi = role

jipakhi = gatherer

dipakhi = hunter

kalisu = chaos

motheti = nose

'anuga = wheat

poletijo = hole (specifically a throu-hole)

koninekha = hole/ditch/indentation

bala'e = shape/form

niu = more

te = less

goka = logic/sense

goka = egg

lijole = name

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

totho = grandfather

tekasa = granduncle

'etalo = grandmother

'ekasa = grandaunt

tothokasa = ancestor

Verbs
lume = create

kiphi = destroy

jole = speak/talk/communicate

dothu = write

tija = eat

gisa = like

gicasu = love

dothe = anger/hate

zame = Dative

zamuka = Ablative

naki zame = run (to)

naki zamuka = run (from)

lejatsa zame = walk (to)

lejatsa zamuka = walk (from)

bosa = own/have

nabi = hide

donaka = torture

tcoti = rule

sikode = live

kathi = kill

katsi = attack/hit

tcola = see/find

tsakote = look

tu = do

kiphosi = know

tsephe = free

liba = rebel/go against

'aseku = cry

palike = hide

ninaka = exist

duninaka = dissapear

tsi'o = finish

kisota = want

bala'e = shape

kipe = poke

niothale = compare

tcidu = die

lijole = be called

Prepositions

zame = to

zamuka = from

kalethi = in

Adjectives (No declension)

su = very

tcidu = dead/(death)

gimasu = happy

gina = good

gime = beautiful

demathe = angry

dena = bad

dema = disgusting

kasa = far/long

muge = old

mugote = big

niumugote = bigger

zumugote = gigantic

pozumugote = godly

taja = new

ta'oti = small

niuta'oti = smaller

gekhe = powerful/strong

taka = invincible

bugi = circular

kiphosi = known

kakhe = normal

zuja = weird

tsephu = free

liba = rebelious

'aseku = sad

kalisu = chaotic

ninaka = existing

naki = fast

lejatsa = slow

kumole'ona = idiotic (used as swear)

japhoxi = inteligent

colaphelacone = complicated/detailed

Colours (treated as adjectives)
nitcenia = red

niponia = yellow

ponia = green/cyan

cusinia = blue

cuninia = purple

gonania = white

gonia = black

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

pikho = in

nu = with/near

kasa = far

lathe = now

Numbers (Base 5):
'u = 0

bi = 1/INDEF

ke = 2

no = 3

du = 4

xi = 5

ba = 10 (6 in base 10)

babi = 11 (7 in base 10)

bake = 12 (8 in base 10)

Civilisational adjectives
poli = polidian

'esatha = earth

kikha'i = Polidish Dialect A

bozaje = Polidish Dialect B

tsakine = Polidish Dialect C

nagaku = Polidish Dialect D

Names:
Tcanakhi

Kalanu

Tsakine

Xakula

Moni

Josi

Zabalo

Duma

'Ubatha

Minode

Kole

Tsipozeba

Moniukhu

'Ulu

Salumi

Gike

Tsutsukothi

Nagaku

Kikha'i

Bozaje

'Ephonie

Nagaku