The T́uliǹgrai Etymological Dictionary

ĹERET–

Etymology: ĺe, informal name for the letter Ĺ, + ret, a letter of the alphabet (count noun)

ĺereta — To mark something with the letter Ĺ (transitive verb, zaĺeretax).

ĺeretarnē — A person who marks something with the letter Ĺ (animate noun, ēĺeretarnai).

ĺerete — The letter Ĺ of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet (count noun, eĺeretai).

ĺereteste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺeretestai).

ĺeretekore — A piece of jewelry in the form of the letter Ĺ of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet (count noun, eĺeretekorai).

ĺeretekoreste — A group or set or collection of the above; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺeretekorestai).

ĺeretê — Ĺ-ness, the balance, shape, design, or composition of the letter Ĺ (mass noun, êĺeretai).

ĺeretei — The act of marking something with an Ĺ, or making art incorporating the letter Ĺ (event noun, eiĺeretai).

ĺereti — To make a piece of art that incorporates the letter Ĺ (intransitive verb, zaĺeretix).

ĺeretirnē — A person who does the above (animate noun, ēĺeretirnai).

ĺereto — Like or pertaining to the letter Ĺ (adjective, ĺeretol).

ĺerety — As above, but an adverb (adverb, ĺeretyr).

ĹOG–

Etymology: Er. lhoga, deep (adjective)

Ejâvai Ĺoga or Ejâvai Ĺogol — A lake in central Alteřa, roughly 40 miles by 17. The city of Alteřa Taolol hugs its northeastern shore. Transcribed in fiction on this site as Lake Ĺoga (proper noun).

ĺoga — To make something deep, or deeper, as a well; to deepen (transitive verb, zaĺogax).

Ĺogai — A personal name, of any gender, transcribed in fiction on this site as Ĺoga (proper noun).

ĺogakore — A piece of jewelry in the shape of something deep, or something from a deep place, as deep under the ocean or deep underground (count noun, eĺogakorai).

ĺogakoreste — A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺogakorestai).

ĺogakristei — A dream of depth, or profundity, or being deep in the earth or the ocean (event noun, eiĺogakristai).

ĺogakristestei — A group or bunch of such dreams (event noun, eiĺogakristestai).

ĺogarnē — A person who makes something deep or deeper; a deepener (animate noun, ēĺogarnai).

ĺoge — A discrete thing which is deep or profound, as a cave or ocean deep; or something from a deep or profound place, as a rock from the ocean floor (count noun, eĺogai).

ĺogeste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺogestai).

ĺogê — Depth, deepness; profundity. profoundness; a deep or profound abstraction; a liquid or gas from vast depths (mass noun, êĺogai).

ĺogei — The act of making something deep or deeper; a deepening; the act or process of becoming deep or deeper, becoming profound or more profound; developing or evolving depths or profundities, or greater depths or profundities (event noun, eiĺogai).

ĺogē — A deep person, a person with inner depths; a living thing which lives deep undersea or deep underground (animate noun, ēĺogai).

ĺogi — To become deep or deeper, to become profound or more profound; to develop or evolve depths or profundities, or greater depths or profundities (intransitive verb, zaĺogix).

ĺogirnē — A person who does the above (animate noun, ēĺogirnai).

ĺogo — Deep, profound (adjective, ĺogol).

ĺogy — As above, but an adverb; deeply, profoundly (adverb, ĺogyr).

ĹOS–

Etymology: Er. illos, a sea lurker (noun)

ĺosa — To add a sea-lurker image to something, to paint a sea-lurker image on something (transitive verb, zaĺosax).

Ĺosai — A personal name, usually male, transcribed in fiction on this site as Ĺosi (proper noun).

ĺosakore — A piece of jewelry depicting a sea lurker (count noun, eĺosakorai).

ĺosakoreste — A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺosakorestai).

ĺosakristei — A dream of sea lurkers (event noun, eiĺosakristai).

ĺosakristestei — A group or bunch of such dreams (event noun, eiĺosakristestai).

ĺosarnē — A person who adds a sea-lurker image to something, or paints a sea-lurker image on something (animate noun, ēĺosarnai).

ĺose — A statue, depiction, or image of a sea lurker (count noun, eĺosai).

ĺoseste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺosestai).

ĺosê — Something with a sea-lurker motif, as cloth or paper (mass noun, êĺosai).

ĺosei — The act of adding a sea-lurker image to something, or painting a sea-lurker image on something; making or collecting statues, paintings, or other depictions of sea lurkers; studying sea lurkers for scientific purposes (event noun, eiĺosai).

ĺosē — A family of oceanic predators, related to the hiumē or lurkers of Kantos. Unlike their land-dwelling relatives, sea lurkers don't settle into a sessile existence, but remain mobile, and continue to grow throughout their lives. Their natural enemies and only rivals are the giant sea serpents. Also known as hiumē zazol, sea lurkers (animate noun, ēĺosai).

ĺosi — To make or collect statues, paintings or other depictions of sea lurkers; to study sea lurkers for scientific purposes (intransitive verb, zaĺosix).

ĺosirnē — A person who does the above (animate noun, ēĺosirnai).

ĺoso — Like or pertaining to sea lurkers (adjective, ĺosol).

ĺosy — As above, but an adverb (adverb, ĺosyr).

ĹON–

Etymology: Er. allon, an eye (noun)

ĺona — To adorn with eyes, as by painting or carving (transitive verb, zaĺonax).

Ĺonai — (1) A personal name, of any gender, transcribed in fiction on this site as Ĺona. (2) A white giant star, the eye of the Steed constellation (proper noun).

ĺonakore — A piece of jewelry in the shape of one or more eyes (count noun, eĺonakorai).

ĺonakoreste — A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺonakorestai).

ĺonakristei — A dream of eyes, or of being watched (event noun, eiĺonakristai).

ĺonakristestei — A group or bunch of such dreams (event noun, eiĺonakristestai).

ĺonarnē — A person who paints, carves, or otherwise puts eyes on something (animate noun, ēĺonarnai).

ĺone — An eye (count noun, eĺonai).

ĺoneste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺonestai).

ĺonê — Watchfulness; also, a substance as cloth or paper decorated with eyes (mass noun, êĺonai).

ĺonei — The act of adorning with eyes, as by painting or carving them; also, the act or process of learning to use one's eyes effectively (event noun, eiĺonai).

ĺonē — A person or other living thing with working eyes, as opposed to things with rudimentary or non-functioning eyes, or with no eyes at all (animate noun, ēĺonai).

ĺoni — To train to use one's eyes effectively (intransitive verb, zaĺonix).

ĺonirnē — A person who does the above (animate noun, ēĺonirnai).

ĺono — Like or pertaining to eyes; visionary, ocular (adjective, ĺonol).

ĺony — As above, but an adverb (adverb, ĺonyr).

ĹUKIL–

Etymology: Er. lhu-, "less than, subordinate to, servant of" (particle) and kilaii, "mounted warrior, knight" (noun)

ĺukila — To make someone a squire, or promote someone to cornet. (transitive verb, zaĺukilax).

Ĺukilai — A rare personal name, usually male, transcribed in fiction on this site as ĺukili (proper noun).

ĺukilakore — A piece of jewelry in the shape of a representation of a squire or cornet, or a rank badge or emblem of a cornet or squire (count noun, eĺukilakorai).

ĺukilakoreste — A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺukilakorestai).

ĺukilakristei — A dream of being appointed a squire, or promoted to cornet (event noun, eiĺukilakristai).

ĺukilakristestei — A group or bunch of such dreams (event noun, eiĺukilakristestai).

ĺukilarnē — A person who appoints someone a squire, or promotes someone a cornet (animate noun, ēĺukilarnai).

ĺukile — A rank badge or mark of distinction signifying a squire or cornet (count noun, eĺukilai).

ĺukileste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺukilestai).

ĺukilê — The duties and responsibilities of a squire or cornet; the state of being a squire or cornet, squirehood, cadency (mass noun, êĺukilai).

ĺukilei — The act of appointing someone a squire, appointment; the act of being promoted to cornet, promotion; the process of training to become a squire or cornet (event noun, eiĺukilai).

ĺukilē — In the Second History, in the feudal era, a knight's squire. In the army of the Tlâń Kingdom, the lowest rank of officer, a "cornet" who commanded a single "sergeant" and a "platoon" of four "squads". (animate noun, ēĺukilai).

ĺukili — To study and train to become a squire or a cornet (intransitive verb, zaĺukilix).

ĺukilirnē — A person who does the above; a page; a cadet (animate noun, ēĺukilirnai).

ĺukilo — Like or pertaining to a squire or cornet (adjective, ĺukilol).

ĺukily — As above, but an adverb (adverb, ĺukilyr).

ĹAOL–

Etymology: Er. ellao, a laugh (noun)

ĺaola — To laugh at or tease someone (transitive verb, zaĺaolax).

Ĺaolai — A personal name, of any gender, transcribed in fiction on this site as Ĺaolo (proper noun).

ĺaolakore — A piece of jewelry in the shape of somethng funny or humorous (count noun, eĺaolakorai).

ĺaolakoreste — A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺaolakorestai).

ĺaolakristei — A dream of laughing, or laughing at someone, or others laughing at oneself; also, a dream during which one laughs out loud in the waking world (event noun, eiĺaolakristai).

ĺaolakristestei — A group or bunch of such dreams (event noun, eiĺaolakristestai).

ĺaolarnē — A person who laughs at or teases someone, a teaser (animate noun, ēĺaolarnai).

ĺaole — An object which makes one laugh (count noun, eĺaolai).

ĺaoleste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺaolestai).

ĺaolê — Laughter, merriment, humor; a substrance which promotes the same, as laughing gas or happy juice (mass noun, êĺaolai).

ĺaolei — The act of laughing, or laughing at someone; laughing, laughter, teasing; a laugh (event noun, eiĺaolai).

ĺaolestei — Literally, a bunch or set of laughs; an idiom, meaning about what English does when someone is described as "a barrel of laughs", someone who's fun to have around (event noun, eiĺaolestai).

ĺaolē — A person who makes others laugh; a funny man, a clown; also a living thing that makes a noise that sounds like a laugh (animate noun, ēĺaolai).

ĺaoli — To laugh (intransitive verb, zaĺaolix).

ĺaolirnē — A person who does the above; a laugher (animate noun, ēĺaolirnai).

ĺaolo — Funny, humorous, conducive to laughter (adjective, ĺaolol).

ĺaoly — As above, but an adverb; funnily, humorously, in a manner conducive to laughter (adverb, ĺaolyr).

ĹAOLAŤ–

Etymology: Er. Lhaolath, a mythical city (Place name)

ĺaolaθa — To send someone to, order someone to, or exile someone to Ĺaolaθ (transitive verb, zaĺaolaθax).

Ĺaolaθai — In Er. mythology, a city of the elves, The Heart of Laughter. In the Second History, one of the flying cities of Kantos. Its Fallen site was on the Serońa River, midway between Haθ and Mena (proper noun).

ĺaolaθakore — A piece of jewelry in the shape of something native to, or emblematic of Ĺaolaθ (count noun, eĺaolaθakorai).

ĺaolaθakoreste — A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in (count noun, eĺaolaθakorestai).

ĺaolaθakristei — A dream of Ĺaolaθ (event noun, eiĺaolaθakristai).

ĺaolaθakristestei — A group or bunch of such dreams (event noun, eiĺaolaθakristestai).

ĺaolaθarnē — A person who sends someone to, orders someone to go to, or exiles someone to Ĺaolaθ (animate noun, ēĺaolaθarnai).

ĺaolaθe — An emblem of, or artifact from, Ĺaolaθ (count noun, eĺaolaθai).

ĺaolaθeste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, eĺaolaθestai).

ĺaolaθê — A substance from Ĺaolaθ, as cloth or wine; the culture of Ĺaolaθ; homesickness for Ĺaolaθ (mass noun, êĺaolaθai).

ĺaolaθei — The act of sending, etc. someone to Ĺaolaθ; or visiting it (event noun, eiĺaolaθai).

ĺaolaθē — A person or other living thing native to, or permanently residing in, Ĺaolaθ (animate noun, ēĺaolaθai).

ĺaolaθi — To visit or tour Ĺaolaθ (intransitive verb, zaĺaolaθix).

ĺaolaθirnē — A person who does the above (animate noun, ēĺaolaθirnai).

ĺaolaθo — Like or pertaining to Ĺaolaθ; Ĺaolaθian (adjective, ĺaolaθol).

ĺaolaθy — As above, but an adverb (adverb, ĺaolaθyr).

*ĹIRET–

Etymology: *ĺi, informal name for the letter *Ĺ, + ret, a letter of the alphabet (count noun)

*ĺireta — To mark something with the letter *Ĺ (transitive verb, za*ĺiretax).

*ĺiretarnē — A person who marks something with the letter *Ĺ (animate noun, ē*ĺiretarnai).

*ĺirete — The letter *Ĺ of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet (count noun, e*ĺiretai).

*ĺireteste — A group or set or collection of the above (count noun, e*ĺiretestai).

*ĺiretekore — A piece of jewelry in the form of the letter *Ĺ of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet (count noun, e*ĺiretekorai).

*ĺiretekoreste — A group or set or collection of the above; or a box to keep them in (count noun, e*ĺiretekorestai).

*ĺiretê — *ĺi-ness, the balance, shape, design, or composition of the letter *Ĺ (mass noun, ê*ĺiretai).

*ĺiretei — The act of marking something with an *ĺi, or making art incorporating the letter *Ĺ (event noun, ei*ĺiretai).

*ĺireti — To make a piece of art that incorporates the letter *Ĺ (intransitive verb, za*ĺiretix).

*ĺiretirnē — A person who does the above (animate noun, ē*ĺiretirnai).

*ĺireto — like or pertaining to the letter *Ĺ (adjective, *ĺiretol).

*ĺirety — As above, but an adverb (adverb, *ĺiretyr).