Khahonri Language: Lexicon

Lexicon of the Khahonri Language

Lexicon

Khahonri to English

'

'az'ar nf earth

B

beh nm seat, palace, resting place

bel nf city, walled city

beph

D

diy'm vb to see

E

Esul, esel, asul: God

ethreb nm tree

G

gawlán: forester, dweller of the forest

H

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

I

-im nm masculine person ending, singular

irhakhath nf giving birth, childbearing

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

izlakhath nf war

J

jib adj stout, strong

K

kab nm son, pl kebhuw, -kbhuw

kath nf daughter, pl kuwth

KH

khamsudhi n psychic warrior, such as many tisbajuma were

K'

k'am nm boulder, stone

M

mekhegh vb to eat

N

nak'u nf vessel, pitcher

P

pa'a nm star

PH

phuthi nf/nm witch, herbalist, medicine woman

R

rehekheh vb to give birth to; (tirhakhiya)

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 nm/nf to be the sun

shilshím nm man of the sun

shirshóm adj pleasing, suitable

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

shud'am nm vision, scene

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'e+ derived from, augmentative

t'ebhibhyá nm geddamin (giant)

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

TH'

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

W

wesher nm rod, scepter

Y

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

yagh nm milk

yubh vb come

Z

zelekh vb to make war

zepher vb to liberate, to make free

ziphrá vb to be free, to be a free person

Z'

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

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

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

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