(Note: Has extremely hostile or vulgar connotations. There is no direct translation of the word, though "bastard" comes close to it as non-vulgar and hostile as it can get.)
hunk, jock (Note: Slang term used to refer to a male who has an athletic build or is handsome.)
maj
v.
change (Note: Used to refer to a partial physical change.)
[meθʌ̞sɪ]
maolh
adj.
faint, weak
mef'thasi
n.
district
meghiltisa
n.
linguistics
méyeur
v.
fail, disappoint
miänoaɡ
n.
status, report, survey
[mɪænɵɡ]
micma
mirc
inter.
s**t
mircicle
míle
v.
shine, radiate (light), illuminate, glow, gleam
[miːle]
mnah
mo
part.
[Interrogative Particle] (Note: Used to turn a sentence into a question or query only if "who", "what", "where", "how", "when" or "why" are not used in it. Like the Japanese interrogative particle 'ka', it is placed at the end of a sentence.)
know, be (already) aware of, understand, comprehend
/seɪsɛan/
sejein
n.
clan, tribe
/sɛʤeɪn/
seo
conj.
for (the sake of)~
/sɛɔ/
sé
pron.
these
/sɛː/
sgn'wahl
v.
retaliate, act out of self-preservation, act in self-defence, act in defence
/skʰn̩ʔɰ̊ʌ̞l̥/
shenthuqelia
n.
library, archive, place of knowledge, librarchive
[ʃɛnθʊqɛlɪʌ̞]
shi'na
adj.
arrogant, prideful, egotistical
/ʃɪʔnʌ̞/
Shyulaneia
n.
[Psychanima] psyche, Qualia (Note: Used to refer to the Primordial Element of the mind, Psychanima.)
/ʆʊlanɛɪʌ̞/
Divinetha
sibh
adj.
obvious, evident
/sɪbʱ/
Sibsirui
pron.
lit. "Season of Redemption" (Name of one of Ardimalia's six seasons.)
[sɪbsɪɹʊɪ]
Divinetha
sll'ha
n.
sister (Note: Does not actually refer to relatives but rather comrades in a militaristic perspective.)
/sɫ̩ʔhʌ̞/
solpeth
n.
mage, person who uses Magic (Note: Because it is not gender-specific, it can be applied to any gender. Is used when referring to a group of mages of mixed gender groups.)
solpethia
n.
mage, person who uses Magic (Note: Used strictly for female mages and groups of mages composed solely of females.)
solpethil
n.
mage, person who uses Magic (Note: Used strictly for male mages and groups of mages composed solely of males.)
Sonfarzm
n.
Language of the Magi
Dialäcthan
sophomil
n.
sage, teacher, person of knowledge
/sɔɸɔmil/
syull'nahat
n.
brother (Note: Does not actually refer to relatives but rather comrades in a militaristic perspective.)
[Necorto] death, mortality (Note: Used to refer to the Primordial Element of death, Necorto.)
/tɛloʧɪɴξʰɪɹ/
Divinetha
tera
n.
leader
/tɛɹʌ̞/
throd
adj.
plain, ordinary, normal
[θɹ̱od]
thyan'yalánja
n.
astrophysics
[θʲʌ̞nʔjalaːnʤʌ̞]
Tiobliora
pron.
lit. "Season of Bloom" (Name of one of Ardimalia's six seasons)
[tɪoblɪoɹʌ̞]
tis'iapfil
n.
lake
[tɪsʔɪʌ̞p͆͡fɪl]
tl
prep.
[Perlative Particle] through, via
tol
part.
[Concept-Class Subject Definer] (Note: Used to define concepts or forces metaphysical, spiritual, magical, phenomenal or figurative in nature as the subject of a sentence.)
/tɔl/
Divinetha
torzutul
n.
coordinates
tózulir
n.
daemon, demon, devil (Note: Is meant to be used to refer to the species, not used pejoratively.)
(Note: According to Altian knowledge, it is a type of title applied to a certain category of leadership. They are used to refer to the subordinates who work under the Aetherinel on the same tier as the Kajatels, but not exactly -- how it works is still unknown to many.)
[zalmeʤeɹʌ̞]
Divinetha
zheleophan
n.
anesthesia
/ʒelɛɔɸʌ̞n/
zhro
inter.
f**k
/ʒɹ̩o/
zienay
adj.
wounded, scarred
/zɪenaɪ/
zildarásy
inter.
"so be it..." (Note: Used to express one's melancholic resignation (to their fate))
/zildaɹasɪː/
ziom
v.
change (Note: Has figurative connotations of change, so it does not mean a physical change.)