Phaulehma/Dictionary

This is the dictionary of Phaulehma. This will be in Abugidacal order, I don’t know if abugidacal is a word but let’s just say that.

Pa

 * Papa — Father, dad
 * Papa’a’a — Multiple fathers
 * Pamalai — Family
 * Pamalai’a’a — Families
 * Pephahwa — Alphabet
 * Paja — The number three
 * Paja’a’a — Plural of the number three.
 * Pajakyakya — A third
 * Paja’ai— The number three-do
 * Paja’au — The number three-gro
 * Paja’ia — The number three-mo
 * Paja’ie— The number 30,000
 * Paja’iu — The number 300,000
 * Paja’ei — The number 3000,000
 * Paja’ui — The number 30,000,000
 * Paja’ou — The number 300,000,000
 * Peuma — Boom, Explosion
 * Peuma’a’a — Multiple explosions.

Pha

 * Phauleh — The region that speaks Phaulehma
 * Phaulehma — The language of Phauleh
 * Phauleh’iana — The populace of Phauleh

Hwa

 * Hwa — They/Them
 * Hwe — A phrase used to gain information specifying something, like the English word what
 * Hwani — Zero
 * Hwamupa — Month
 * Hwamupa’a’a — Months
 * Hwamupalei — Monthly

Sa

 * Sapa — A place, location
 * Seipha — A greeting, like hello
 * Seipha’a’a — A meeting
 * Seisho — To see, vision
 * Seishona — Have seen
 * Seishove — Glasses, goggles
 * Seishozhe — Television, Computer, Mobile phone, Tablet

Kya

 * Kyakya — Piece, segment, fraction
 * Kyakya’a’a — Many pieces, shards
 * Khanekyakya’a’a — Puzzle
 * Kyonka — Number one
 * Kyonkasha — Once
 * Kyonkazhei — First
 * Kyonkamupa — January
 * Kyonka’ai — Number do
 * Kyonka’au — Number one-gro
 * Kyonka’ia — Number one-mo
 * Kyonka’ie — Number 10,000
 * Kyonka’iu — Number 100,000
 * Kyonka’ei — Number 1000,000
 * Kyonka’ui — Number 10,000,000
 * Kyonka’ou — Number 100,000,000
 * Kyumupa — Year
 * Kyumupa’a’a — Years
 * Kyumupalei — Yearly

Ma

 * Mama — Mother, mom
 * Mama’a’a — Multiple mothers
 * Masasha — Her/she, female
 * Masazha — He/him/his, male
 * Moupha — Person,
 * Moupha’a’a — People, Humanity
 * Mu — To sit
 * Musapa — Seat, chair
 * Muzhika — Music
 * Muva — Sound

Na

 * Na — No, disagreeing
 * Nai — Oh no, Nooo!
 * Naseisho — Bye, goodbye, farewell
 * Nava’o — Picture

Nga

 * Ngashie — Join
 * Ngekyiu — About, all about

Ta

 * Tamupa — Day
 * Tamupa’a’a — Days

Da

 * Dama — Big
 * Damamusapa — Throne
 * Du — Wood, log
 * Dukho’onga — Tree

Sha

 * Sha — We, us
 * Shakye — Slow
 * Shano — Sister
 * Shale — Fast
 * Shalezhamou — Running

Zha

 * Zhano — Brother
 * Zhehniu — Two

Cha

 * Chasha — Animal, creature
 * Chi — Small

Ja

 * Je — Do
 * Jeje — Does
 * Jela — Do not
 * Jishakya — Great, Amazing, Wonderful

Kha

 * Khakha — Laughter
 * Khana — Entertainment, distraction
 * Khane — Game
 * Kho’o — Grass
 * Kho’onga — Leaves

Va

 * Vasha — Device
 * Vazha — Electronic, contraption

La

 * Laulau — Give
 * Lai — Kid, child
 * Laipha — Son
 * Lezha — Moving, movement
 * Lezhanava’o — Video, animation, movie
 * Lezhamou — Walking

‘A

 * ’Akha — Me, I am
 * ’A’ia — You, are you, did you (singular)
 * ’A’ie — You, are you, did you (multiple)
 * ’E’ia — The
 * ’E’ie — This
 * ‘E’iu — That
 * ’Ia — Yes, agreeing
 * ’Uikya — World, realm