The T́uliǹgrai Etymological Dictionary
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I and Î
Etymology: Eretiǹgrai I, from the same letter in Mižinai.
The 26th letter of the
T́uliǹgrai alphabet is a vowel. Like all vowels,
it's short, and has two aspects, called "broad" and "narrow".
The broad aspect of this vowel is pronounced like the short I in Latin or the I in Spanish, and its name is
i (informal) and
eiretai (formal).
The narrow aspect is pronounced like the I in English words like bid, fib, hit, or ship. Its name is
î or
i kapeol (informal), or
eîretai or
eiretai kapeol (formal).
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IM–
Er. sim, still, yet (adverb)
Im —
Still, yet
(Conjunctional particle).
ima —
To prolong something, or stretch something out in time
(transitive verb,
zaimax).
Imai —
A personal name, of any gender, transcribed in fiction on this site as Imu
(proper noun).
imakore —
A piece of jewelry denoting something delayed or prolonged
(count noun,
eimakorai).
imakoreste —
A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in
(count noun,
eimakorestai).
imakristei —
A dream of delay, of waiting, of something taking too long
(event noun,
eiimakristai).
imakristestei —
A group or bunch of such dreams
(event noun,
eiimakristestai).
imarnē —
A person who prolongs or delays something
(animate noun,
ēimarnai).
ime —
A thing that takes a long time to do; a long, tedious task
(count noun,
eimai).
imeste —
A group or set or collection of the above
(count noun,
eimestai).
imê —
Delay, prolongation
(mass noun,
êimai).
imei —
The act of delaying or prolonging something; taking a long, boring time to do
(event noun,
eiimai).
imē —
A person or other living thing long-delayed or awaited
(animate noun,
ēimai).
imi —
To take a long, boring time to do
(intransitive verb,
zaimix).
imirnē —
A person who does the above; a person who does everything slowly, who makes the simplest task difficult
(animate noun,
ēimirnai).
imo —
Like or pertaining to delay or prolongation
(adjective,
imol).
imy —
As above, but an adverb; still, yet
(adverb,
imyr).
IǸGR–
Etymology: Er. Ingraii, people who speak the same language (noun)
iǹgra —
To convert or transform someone into an Iǹgrē to make someone Iǹgrē
(transitive verb,
zaiǹgrax).
Iǹgrai —
An extremely rare personal name, of any gender
(proper noun).
iǹgrakore —
A piece of jewelry in the shape of an Iǹgrē, or any distinctive part of the Iǹgrē body, as
the eye markings or the horns
(count noun,
eiǹgrakorai).
iǹgrakoreste —
A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in
(count noun,
eiǹgrakorestai).
iǹgrakristei —
A dream of Iǹgrē
(event noun,
eiiǹgrakristai).
iǹgrakristestei —
A group or bunch of such dreams
(event noun,
eiiǹgrakristestai).
iǹgrarnē —
A person who changes another into an Iǹgrē
(animate noun,
ēiǹgrarnai).
iǹgre —
A token, mark, or souvenir of the Iǹgrē, as a discrete item distinctively Iǹgrē
(count noun,
eiǹgrai).
iǹgreste —
A group or set or collection of the above
(count noun,
eiǹgrestai).
iǹgrê —
Iǹgrē, Iǹgrē culture
(mass noun,
êiǹgrai).
iǹgrei —
The act of making someone Iǹgrē; the study of Iǹgrē culture, the act of learning to be
Iǹgrē
(event noun,
eiiǹgrai).
iǹgrē —
A member of the Iǹgrē species
(animate noun,
ēiǹgrai).
iǹgri —
To study the Iǹgrē culture; to learn to be Iǹgrē
(intransitive verb,
zaiǹgrix).
iǹgrirnē —
A person who does the above
(animate noun,
ēiǹgrirnai).
iǹgro —
Like or pertaining to the Iǹgrē
(adjective,
iǹgrol).
iǹgry —
As above, but an adverb
(adverb,
iǹgryr).
IRET–
Etymology: i, informal name for the letter I, + ret, a letter of the alphabet
(count noun)
ireta —
To mark something with the letter I
(transitive verb,
zairetax).
iretarnē —
A person who marks something with the letter I
(animate noun,
ēiretarnai).
irete —
The letter I of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet
(count noun,
eiretai).
ireteste —
A group or set or collection of the above
(count noun,
eiretestai).
iretekore —
A piece of jewelry in the form of the letter I of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet
(count noun,
eiretekorai).
iretekoreste —
A group or set or collection of the above; or a box to keep them in
(count noun,
eiretekorestai).
iretê —
I-ness, the balance, shape, design, or composition of the letter I
(mass noun,
êiretai).
iretei —
The act of marking something with an I, or making art incorporating the letter I
(event noun,
eiiretai).
ireti —
To make a piece of art that incorporates the letter I
(intransitive verb,
zairetix).
iretirnē —
A person who does the above
(animate noun,
ēiretirnai).
ireto —
Like or pertaining to the letter I
(adjective,
iretol).
irety —
As above, but an adverb
(adverb,
iretyr).
IRIEL–
Etymology: Er. Iriel, Iriel (name)
iriela —
To decorate something with Iriel, or to write in Iriel on something
(transitive verb,
zairielax).
Irielai —
The earlier, syllabic writing system of the Mižinē, rarely used after their time;
transcribed in fiction on this site as Iriel
(proper noun).
irielakore —
A piece of jewelry in the shape of one or more Iriel glyphs
(count noun,
eirielakorai).
irielakoreste —
A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in
(count noun,
eirielakorestai).
irielakristei —
A dream of Iriel
(event noun,
eiirielakristai).
irielakristestei —
A group or bunch of such dreams
(event noun,
eiirielakristestai).
irielarnē —
A person who writes on or decorates something in Iriel
(animate noun,
ēirielarnai).
iriele —
A glyph of Iriel
(count noun,
eirielai).
irieleste —
A group or set or collection of the above
(count noun,
eirielestai).
irielê —
irielness, irielity; the look and feel of Iriel; a substance, as paper or cloth, with Iriel on it
(mass noun,
êirielai).
irielei —
The act of writing on or decorating something with Iriel; the act of writing in Iriel; the act of studying or
learning Iriel
(event noun,
eiirielai).
irielē —
A person or other living thing with markings that resemble an Iriel glyph, as some beetles
(animate noun,
ēirielai).
irieli —
To study, learn, or write in Iriel
(intransitive verb,
zairielix).
irielirnē —
A person who does the above
(animate noun,
ēirielirnai).
irielo —
Like or pertaining to Iriel
(adjective,
irielol).
iriely —
As above, but an adverb; in Iriel
(adverb,
irielyr).
ΊTÛN–
Etymology: Er. Ishtn, a city of the elves in mythology (proper noun)
îštûna —
To exile, send, or make someone go to Κtûn
(transitive verb,
zaîštûnax).
Κtûnai —
(1) In the First History, the name used by the Verē to refer to a city of the Tlâń, located in
southern Kantos, just north of Mount Hârob. (2) In the Second History, the Er. name for the Mižinai
city that flew in a circular orbit, 100 miles across, centered on Mount Hârob. Note:
Κtûnai is not a personal name in either History
(proper noun).
îštûnakore —
A piece of jewelry in the shape of something distinctly Κtûnai, as the outline of the city,
in either History; or a replica of an Κtûnai piece of jewelry, artifact, or animal native to the
city
(count noun,
eîštûnakorai).
îštûnakoreste —
A bunch, set, or collection of such jewelry; or a box to keep them in
(count noun,
eîštûnakorestai).
îštûnakristei —
A dream of Κtûn
(event noun,
eiîštûnakristai).
îštûnakristestei —
A group or bunch of such dreams
(event noun,
eiîštûnakristestai).
îštûnarnē —
A person who exiles someone to Κtûn, sends someone there, or makes someone go there
(animate noun,
ēîštûnarnai).
îštûne —
A symbol, relic, artifact, or memento of Κtûn
(count noun,
eîštûnai).
îštûneste —
A group or set or collection of the above
(count noun,
eîštûnestai).
îštûnê —
Homesickness for Κtûn, or the feeling of being at home while there; Κtûnai
culture, Κtûn-ness
(mass noun,
êîštûnai).
îštûnei —
The act of sending someone to, exiling someone to, or making someone go to Κtûn;
or of going to, returning to, visiting, or living there
(event noun,
eiîštûnai).
îštûnē —
A person or other living thing from or native to Κtûn
(animate noun,
ēîštûnai).
îštûni —
To go to, visit, return to, or dwell in Κtûn
(intransitive verb,
zaîštûnix).
îštûnirnē —
A person who does the above
(animate noun,
ēîštûnirnai).
îštûno —
Like or pertaining to Κtûn; Κtûnai, Κtûnian
(adjective,
îštûnol).
îštûny —
As above, but an adverb; in an Κtûnai manner, in Κtûn
(adverb,
îštûnyr).
ÎRET–
Etymology: î, informal name for the letter Î, + ret, a letter of the alphabet
(count noun)
îreta —
To mark something with the letter Î
(transitive verb,
zaîretax).
îretarnē —
A person who marks something with the letter Î
(animate noun,
ēîretarnai).
îrete —
The letter Î of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet
(count noun,
eîretai).
îreteste —
A group or set or collection of the above
(count noun,
eîretestai).
îretekore —
A piece of jewelry in the form of the letter Î of the T́uliǹgrai alphabet
(count noun,
eîretekorai).
îretekoreste —
A group or set or collection of the above; or a box to keep them in
(count noun,
eîretekorestai).
îretê —
Î-ness, the balance, shape, design, or composition of the letter Î
(mass noun,
êîretai).
îretei —
The act of marking something with an Î, or making art incorporating the letter Î
(event noun,
eiîretai).
îreti —
To make a piece of art that incorporates the letter Î
(intransitive verb,
zaîretix).
îretirnē —
A person who does the above
(animate noun,
ēîretirnai).
îreto —
Like or pertaining to the letter Î
(adjective,
îretol).
îrety —
As above, but an adverb
(adverb,
îretyr).
Pages, in T́uliǹgrai alphabetical order:
Home
B P
D́ T́
D T
G K
Q
Ĵ C
V́ F́
V F
Ď Ť
Z S
Ž Š
Ĝ X
H
M *M
Ń *Ń
N *N
Ǹ *Ǹ
L *L
R *R
Ĺ *Ĺ
Ř *Ř
W *W
J *J
A Â
E Ê
I Î
O Ô
U Û
Y Ŷ
AI
AO
IU
OI
ÂI
EI
Ē
Ø
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