Khahonri Language: Lexicon

Lexicon of the Khahonri Language

Special Sounds

Ɂ j sʕ tʕ θʕ g kʕ ʜ ʕ ɬʕ

Lexicon

Khahonri to English

A

ahmut nf mother

az'ar nf earth

B

ba nf hand

bahd nm father

beh nm seat, palace, resting place

bel nf city, walled city

beph nf house

BH

D

diy'm vb to see

E

Esul, esel, asul: God

ethreb nm tree

G

gawlán: forester, dweller of the forest

GH

H

harubiyl nm general commander (haruu+bil), sometimes written "Harubeel"; nf pl haribuwl

I

-im nm masculine person ending, singular

-ith nf feminine person ending, singular

irhakhath nf giving birth, childbearing

is'bajath nf psychic crusade, is'bajath, pl is'bajutha

izlakhath nf war

J

jibh adj stout, strong

K

kab nm son, pl kebhuw, -kbhuw

kal nf face

kath nf daughter, pl kuwth

KH

khamsudhi n psychic warrior, such as many tisbajuma were

kheym nm milk

K' (also Q)

k'am nm boulder, stone

k'awsh nf crown

M

mekhegh vb to eat

N

nak'u nf vessel, pitcher

O

obh nf sister

obhíbh [<obh, final reduplicate form] nf older sister, oldest sister, plural obhibhútha

P

pa'a nm star

pepha nm mountain

PH

phuthi nf/nm witch, herbalist, medicine woman

R

rehekheh vb to give birth to; (tirhakhiya)

S

salukh nm king

selekeh vb to rule

sekhá nf bird

S'

s'ebejeh vb to concentrate in mind, to struggle in thought against, to fight purposefully against; to fight by means of one’s determination; to be a psychic crusader (see isbajath, tis'baja)

s'ibjá vb to be concentrated in mind (said of thoughts, intentions)

SH

shakhrilim (Shakhri, Shekher an ancient Shelekhumbian god of night time illuminations + lim occasion, time, festival) city in Shelekhumbia named after a festival for the god Shekher

shath nf mound, high place, temple, temple-mount

shelesh nm sun

shilshá vb to be the sun

shilshím nm man of the sun

shirshóm adj pleasing, suitable

shiy nm oil

shu+CCaC nm shu used to form nouns meaning the product or result of applicable verb

shud'am nm vision, scene

shumkhagh nm satiety

shus'baj nm victory, victory in the isbajath, from shu + s'ebejeh

T

tahar nm angel, radiant being from heaven

tirhakhiya nf woman who gives birth

tis'baja nm psychic crusader, pl tis'bajuma; nf tis'bajiya, nf pl tis'bajiyúth

tizlakha nm warrior, pl tizlakhuma, nf tizlakhiya, nf pl tizlakhiyúth

T'

t'a nf mouth

t'e+ derived from, augmentative

t'ebhibhyá nm geddamin (giant)

t'ejibh nm giant, great hero

t'eshilshá nm noon-day sun, 'great' sun

TH

themesh nm

thirá nf perfume

TH'

th'ughiya nf general commander, used as feminine counter part to harubiyl; pl th'ughiyúth

W

wesher vb to rule with the scepter

wushrá vb to be ruler with the scepter, to hold the scepter as ruler

wushráim nm ruler, man who rules with the scepter

wushráya nf ruler, woman who rules with the scepter

Y

Yal nm special name of God, God of Jerushabla; denied as a false god (archon) by the Incarnandists who only worship Esel

yubh vb come

Z

zelekh vb to make war

zepher vb to liberate, to make free

zilkhá vb to be a warrior

zilkháim nm warrior, male warrior

zilkháya nf warrior, female warrior

ziphrá vb to be free, to be a free person, ziphráya free woman, ziphráim free man

ziphráim nm free man, ziphrayúma nmpl free men

ziphráya nf free woman, ziphrayúth nfpl free women

Z'

z'aluman n one who concentrates the mind, an energist

z'elem vb to concentrate the mind, use energist powers

z'ulmá vb to be one who concentrates the mind, uses energist powers

z'ulmáim nm man who practices energism, z'ulmayúma nmpl men who practice energism

z'ulmáya nf woman who practices energism, z'ulmayúth nfpl women who practice energism

English to Khahonri

• Incarnandina: "She who needs to bear God", "Mother of the mothers of God" [Esel pa’a
• Incarnandus: "God who needs to come into flesh"
• Incarnandiolus: "God's uncle"

See Also

• Khahonri Language