Azgovian glossary

This is a list of words in the Azgovian language, the form of Vozonid that is used in the country of Azgo. It is also known as "Dalatar Vozonid" or "Dalatarese" because it is often associated with the capital city of Dalatar.

Archaic spellings and other notes are listed below the respective word.

A

* addo - father
* adi - lord, god
* adijaz - lady, goddess
* (a)gutoz - animal, beast
* ailoz - cat
* airyz - great rain
* aitari, tarjaz - art
* ... ājan - truly, really
* akalgoz, akalligoz - shield
* akallitoz - collapse
* akha - hundred
* alli - flame
* (a)lorokon - green parrot with yellow wings
* alyz - maize, corn (a Tornarin crop from the west)
* Alyzlaz - Land of Maize, Toralis, Vilon
* alvonźamal - (G) to cast a spell, to commit sorcery
* -āma - every
* ammai - (formal) mother
* ammi - mother
* ān(ai) - eye
* anduoz - friend
* Andyasomban - (G) month of the orchid, March
* andyson - (G) orchid flower
* antukhoz, antokhoz - (G) human, person (formal)
* ānzomal - to overcome
* araimõ - sweat, toil
* aryv - why (archaic)
* aryz - rain, showers
* (a)sorzol - javelin
* assoz - arrow
* asui - fountain
* ashai - answer, response
* ashtamal - to count
* atrōdai - blissful, serene, lush
* audoz - (formal) father
* aurisai - perfect, impossible
* aurisaidar - being perfect, incorruptible, pure, impossible
* aurisoin - less perfect, at least perfect, innocent
* aurmal - to fall in love with
* aurovai - romantic love
* Ausrimban - month of the manioc, February
* ausron - manioc plant
* auzamal - to leave
* azai - glorious, wonderful, well done
* aziral - crown, peak
* azoi - well, spring
* (a)zau - bad, horrible

B

* bagyz - bag
* baltjok - seagull
* bandi - birth
* bandimal - to give birth
* bandimalzra - to be born
* bandazil - Zomjonor's Birthday, (classical, formal) birthday
* bandizil - birthday
* barikhanźamal, barkhanźamal - (G) to advance
* bāru - wool
* baval, bavol - great
* bazrakan
* bidulta, bidula, bidol - eastern coconut
* biranta - crescent, deadline
* bizoz - five
* bladryz, bladriz, bladrjoz - grapes
* blurad - brutish, unthinking, reckless
* boloi - fruit
* borandoz - lord, official (from a monarchy)
* botan - chest, breast
* brjau - beer
* bruknan - crooked, bent, unrighteous, wicked, corrupt
* brukno, borko - bad person, scoundrel, nithing
* būbovaz - female horned owl
* būboz - horned owl
* buson - peasant, backwards person

D

* dakki - car, vehicle
* dal - bright, light
* dankuta - western coconut, coconut
* dardamal - to watch over
* darkanaz - cannon
* darroz - tank
* daruvol - stump, bowl
* dasajōz - ten thousand
* dasoi - nose
* daunton, drova - old, outdated
* dauskon - (Gv.) teacher, professor, scientist
* daz - thou (female)
	+ Not often used nowadays.
* dazarminnaz - payment
* dazō - stop
* dazomal - to stop
* dazroimal - to live at a place, to dwell in
* di- - not, un-
* didamal - to see
* dilopsan - unlimited, endless, unending
* dirdar - dirt
* diz - it
* dokhamal - to fight, to brawl
* doi - thou, thee
* doikan - cute, adorable
* doira - thy (affiliative)
* doizy - thy (possessive)
* dojārido - soldier
* dorāvja - great drum
* dorthon - burden
* dosnija - cheerless, bleak
* dosnijaz - wasteland
* dōtjozmal - to go shopping
* doz - thou (default, male)
* draumok - raft, boat; life
* draumygal - homework
* droja - happy
* dron - sergeant, officer
* dronotar - dictatorship
* drōnai - forest
* drova - tradition, rite
* drōvai - ancient times
* drōvjan - ancient
* dūl - darkness, dark
* dumpato - punch
* duoro - tomb
* duruntha - burdensome
* durta - heavy
* durzyl(ai) - hurry up, do it quickly
* durzyltar - exhaustion, depletion
* durzymmal - to spend all of something, to waste away, to rush
* du-tryju-tū - cockadoodle doo

G

* gamma - sea
* gampallai, glaimpal - plank
* ganda(z) - future, tomorrow
* gaumyz - large fish
* gauntamal - to meet, to encounter
* girygimal - to wink
* gjatuzni - (G) to be struck dead
* glauda - flight
* glō - heavy in weight, costky
* -glōz - there, something does ...
* glumbon, glummo - drunk
* glundaz - form
* gnōmal - to know
* golsalȳmal - to get rid of
* gompamal - to unite
* gornazmal, zlazamal - to drag
* grijuroz - searing heat, summer
* gulshomal - to bleed
* guppi - pig, swine
* gydoz - animal

Gh
--

* ghad - what
* ghaljoz - fire
* ghalljoron - volcano
* ghārui - small flame
* ghijotamal - to eat, to devour
* ghijotol - devourer, locust, plague
* ghimainoz - freezing cold, winter
* ghimala - home
* ghimoz - field, meadow, pasture
* ghiraz - daytime
* ghirzil - day
* ghizri - chickpea
* gholon - fog
* ghorik - offence
* ghova - fountain, well, spring
* ghoz - who
* ghurzyd - destruction or damage to the body, crushing limbs or bones
* ghutomal - to walk

H

* ha - no, not
* hadal - not bright, dark
* hagalljakan, haglan - offline
* haksakkoz - hedgehog
* hamindar - poverty, destitute
* haminno - poor, impoverished
* hāna - never, zero
* hāndau - not-human, alien
* haonghamal - to laugh
* hashilla - sick, ill, diseases
* haughon - aged, rusted, decayed
* hinu - shame
* hinukkan - shameful
* hirādan - blessed, lucky, bright
* hjau - former
* hjonai - great song
* hjonaimal - to sing a great song
* hobbai, hobbajoz - monster
* hoikal - half
* hokkil - happy
* honzoz - sleep
* hotomal - to go

I

* -idō - doer of
* igomal - to eat
	+ iqomal
* ijoghoz - atmosphere, sky (poetic)
* ijōz - sky
* imbar - heaven
* indamal - to enter
* īrjo - sun
* irnō - evening
* iroi - figure, structure, outline, plan, organisation
* irru - bearded, experienced
* irzolan - welcome
* issan - wave
* ittaz - ice
* ittoraz - ice wastes
* ithataz - tapestry, fabric
* ivauoz - frog
* ivauźunni, jauzonni - (G) to perish horrifically
* īzja - green

J

* ja, jan - and
* jabantar - everything, existence
* ja-dorran - together
* jadozil - sweet potato
* Jadozilban - month of the potato, January
* jaksol - begonia flower
* Jaksolban - month of the begonia, June
* jandoz - hello
* jangiz - goat. fool
* jannaraz - peace
* janniluoz - peace to you, greetings
* jantil - reason, common sense
* jarkoz - eleven
* jarran - divine
	+ jarhan
* jarry - ready
* jasakiz - vegetable
* javin(jaz)mal, javimmal - to bless
* jauboroz - gryphon, Vozonid, civilised
* jaumo - thousand
* jodaran - highland, slopes, high ground
* ... joinar - to prefer, to like more
* jolvai - emotion
* jōmashmal - to drown, to be overwhelmed by, to sweep away
* jōmashvantar - drowning
* jōndostar - roadside shrine
* jor, joru - soup
* jortoz - nine
* josamal - to sing
* jōzrimaz - air-route
* julda - old, previous, older, experienced
* juldaroi - experience, knowledge, expertise
* junai - woman, female adult
* jura - lock of hair
* jurvan - wind

K

* kā - air
* kalakoz - lantern
* kalkatoz - knight
* kambōjoz - cockatoo
* kannaz - eight
* kanoi - spouse
* kanoimal - to fall in love with, to marry
* kanoitar - marriage
* kan(z) - she
* kappoz - hammer
	+ qappoz
* karki - spinel, wealth, offering
* kashkoz - (rude) barbarian, savage, fool
* kausri - magic spell
* kava - same
* kaiza - wife
* klidamal - to wear clothing
* kjogal - shoes, sandals
* kjokuvan, gjauvan - question
* kjōrisan - prosperous, clear, optimistic
* kjozoz - husband
* klaizo - desire
* klaizomal - to desire
* klanjomal - to fail, to miss
* klod - bat (animal)
* knai - she (archaic)
* knopul - accusation
* knovar - lava
* kno(z) - he (archaic)
* koghi - sheep
* koghijaz - ewe
* koghijoz - ram
* koghījoz - lamb
* koi - duel
	+ qai
* kon(z) - he
* kosan - glad, happy
* kozoi - wish
	+ qôzoi
* krādjaz (in general), laudijaz, dauraz, krōvajaz, krōai, ghōnai, ghjōlai, rūvai - art
* kravjaz - goddess, deity
* kravjoz - god, deity
* krijon - ancient
* krjaudan, kraudan - temple
* kron - house
* krōnija - whole, complete, blessed
* krontol - bridge
* krovi - tree
* kryjanōjoz, kryjonoi - train, locomotive
* kudroja - satisfied
* kunor - intellect, mental power, genius
	+ qonor
* kydar(oz) - town (archaic)
* kygvattar - plug, interruption
	+ qygvat
* kythar(az) - blade
* kyviz - fashion, trend

Kh
--

* (kh)akhumal - hatred, hate, to hate
* khalkhājus - (G) prehistory
* khara - breath
* khoaz - mare
* khonoz - stallion
* khorjotar - total fear, fright, terror
* khoroloz - current (of water)
* khotunoz - moon
* khoz - horse, stallion
* khurdomal - to hurt
* khurjo - fear

L

* la ... - the contempible, the disliked, the abhorrent, that horrible person
* lād - large, heavy
* laghuraz - land
* lai - we
* laira - our (affiliative)
* laizy - our (possessive)
* laivoz - owl
* lajo - two
* lakkal - blazing
* lakkimal - to play
	+ laqqimal
* lakkomal - to blaze
* lakshammal - to paint
* lakshaz - paint, coat of colour, tint
* lambaz - cow
* lamboz - bull, cow
* lambõ - cattle, herd
* lāmmal - to rest
* Langisiban - month of the ti plant, May
* langiz - ti plant
* larõ - family, house, clan
	+ lharovō
* lataroz, latroz - crow, corvid
* latūmal - to pull
* lau, lō(z) - night
* lauko(z) - wolf
* launorjaz - blossoming, spring
* laz - I (female)
* lazy - my (female, possessive)
* limaz, ilbaz - chest, box
* lipiz - berry
* livoimal - to drink
* ljau(va) - love
* ljauvamal - to love, to care for
* ljauz - I (neuter, general)
	+ Preferred instead of "ukh" for "I", as "ukh" was used by slaves. Banned during Trimallean rule as a symbol of resistance movements.
* ljoviz - flower
* lob - bone
* loghir - heresy, lie
* loghirdō - heretic, liar
* loi - me
	+ Although it is usually for males, its other forms have become stuck as "loi" in general, regardless of gender, to differentiate it from "lai" (we).
* loira - my (affiliative, polite)
* loizy - my (possessive, polite)
* lombaz, lombitaz - bowl, worthless trinket, something useless
* loppoz - book
* loz - I (male)
* Loz/Laz doz-aurmal-dar - I love you (I thou-fall in love-into)
* lozy - my (male, possessive)
* luakoibo - failure, fool
* luakommal - to fail, to disrupt
* luakop, luvyz - fault, flaw, failure
* luaz - thou (female)
* -luaz - -self
* lūbon - pumpkin
* lukkiz - colour
* lummo - sleep, night
* lūmmo - night
* luoz - thou (male)
* lūr - root
	+ lhur
* lurboz - bull
* lūrol - torture
* lurymal - to read
* lūzo - farm, field
	+ lhōzo
* lybammal - to kick
* lybat - kick
* lymbamal - to bend

M

* mādo - blue
* -(ma)ghol - (past tense)
* maghutimal - to prefer, to want
* mai - over
* Maigildimban - month of the cattleya, July
* maigildin - cattleya flower
* maijodan - bleak
* maijon - future, wasteland
* -mal - (present tense verb)
	+ Replace this suffix with -(ma)ghol in past tense, and replace this suffix with -(man)dil in future tense.
* malok - large fruit, coconut
* malpa(s) - plan
* mān(az) - counting, (archaic) time
* -(man)dil - (future tense)
* mandil - mountain peak
* mānotar - universe
* mānoz - sky, outer space
* mānythaz - clock
* mardoz - seven
* -marol - (G) fool
* marźaunni - (G) to pass away
* milda - count, number, amount
* milo - candle
* min - credit, currency
* minajaz - wife
* minathuoz - student, (collective) [my] students
* mindas - time
* minjo - million
* mintūz - dudes, fellows, friends, homies
* minthamal - to think about, to consider
* minthaz - era, age
* mirriz - money, currency
* mirukuz - unicorn
* mjan, mjandi - please
* mjarimal - to be alive
* mjōrai - gleeful, excited, radiant, bright, hopeful
* mjot - seed, grain, nut
* mōdai - happy, resilient, triumphant
* moin - (vulgar) one who oozes, a promiscuous person, a loser
* moino - fluid, ooze
* moitok - well, healthy, prosperous
* monodol - noble person, virtuous person
* monokhoz - oil
* moroiro - monster, marauder
* mudakon - (vulgar) horrible place
* mughimurmal - to iron clothes
* multigok - blame
* multigommal - to blame, to accuse
* muntjo - stupid, (slang) a chicken, a horse
* murjoz - honour
* musykan - disgusting
* musyrmal - to defile
* (m)uzgol - vulture
* muzro - dirt
* myglaz - goose
* mykhomal - to cut
* mylsadō, mylsithar - hero
* mylso - strength
* mylsoz - valour, courage
* mȳthasoz - scribe, accountant, clerk
* mȳthatar - patience, endurance, ordeal
* mȳthomal - to wait

N

* nai - beautiful
* naigoz - cup
* naja - beauty
* nakoi - small, short
* nalik - dial, spin, clock
* naljadri - noble, aristocrat
* nalkimal - to dial, to wind, to turn, to spin
* namaz, namiz - hand
* nandāl - beyond
* narkha(z) - sword
* nāroi - long-lasting
* Naubisan - (G) Paradise, Realm of the Ancestors
* Nibai, Nibas - Heaven, the Gods
* nija - daughter
* nikamboz - fool
* nikaubo - vampire, murderer
* nisid - thin, thread
* nizo - son
* njal - cloud
* njathai, njastai - wheat
* -njo - away from
* nobbāruz - wool clothing
* nōd - big
* noghido - warrior
* noghon - war
* nola - banana leaf, presentation, conduct, manner, behaviour
* nolban - offering wrapped in a banana leaf, (formal) offering
* non - zero
* norathoz, nartho(z) - car
* nōrnizo - prince
* nōrnijaz - princess
* nosjaz - year
* nozarjoz - attack
* nōzol - soothe
* nuil - bean
* nukli - bread
* nul- - through
* nuora - (classical) before
* nuorāminthaz - prehistory
* nuz - wound
* nybol - meat

O

* (o)dar - into
* ōghuron - vicious, rampaging
* oimȳmal - to order, to request, to select a dish or drink
* oirod - plough
* ojos - arrow, shot
* oklo - all
* oklonjoman, klanjo - failed, in vain, empty-handed, unsuccessful
* olli - river
	+ olhi
* ollyz - tongue
* omboriz - pumpkin
* on - one, a(n)
* ondoz - man, male adult
* onōr - king
* onōrja - queen
* Onōronōr - Emperor
* Onōronōrja - Empress
* ontoz - human
* Ontymāzo - an Ontemazei, a monster, a cannibal, an evil person
* oron - older, honoured, glorious, respected, veteran; mountain
* (o)sarynoz - code
* ossa(z) - lesser daughter, shameful woman, fool
* ossoz - lesser child, unworthy one, shameful man, fool
* oshlo - every
* (ot)tadi - village
* ozri - against, vs.

P

* palkis - clap, musical beat
* palkjamal - to clap
* pan - part
* pannuokan - regional, distinctive, country style
* pannuon - dialect, regional language
* pjoltoz - pistol
* pjondotar - gun-craft
* pjondoz - gun, rifle
* pjos - powerful deity, lantern, sacred lantern-pillar
* pjosar - shrine-pillar, shrine or temple to Pjosaroz
* pjothai - water lily flower
* polkuz - bowl
* porul - soup, broth
* prak-voinnaitar - fictional language, conlang
* prim-biz - fifteen
* prim-mar - seventeen
* prim-pjoz - fourteen (respectful)
* prim-puz - fourteen
* -prin - -ty (x10)
* prindoz - ten
* prin-jor - nineteen
* prin-kan - eighteen
* prin-tīr - sixteen (secular, fallen into disuse)
* prin-than - thirteen
* puloi - (G) child, offspring
* puri - offering
* Purilli - (G) New Year, September
* puruz - soul-stuff, clay, creation, darling, (affectionate) child
* puzos - four

R

* rabokkos - barking, bark
* rāja - well-being, abundance, growth, good fortune, blessing
* rājadan - thriving
* rajotaz - fountain
* rakhan(oz) - eagle
* rakhapodō - predator
* rakhaudar - thunder, divine laughter
* rakhaukjoz - laughing rooster
* rakhaumal - to laugh
* rakhitar - banditry, robbery, lawlessness
* rakhn(u)o, rakhjon(u)o - eagle-head, gryphon
* rampamal - to march
* ranai - sound
* ranilbaz - sound-box, radio
* ranzakan, ranzan - new
* rathja - waking up
* raukjormal - to create something evil or bad
* raumyn - alcohol, spirited drink
* raumyz - wine
* rausal - forever, always
* ravomyz - curly hair
* rikniz - bone
* rimaz - road, path, way
* rjōsai - I can't believe it/Impossible!
* rjomal - to comfort someone
* rōdul, rōdi, ruondi, ruota, ruodon - origin
* roijaz - people, race
* rokijoz - peacock
* rokhat - comet
* ronjakhu - racism
* ronjo-khakh - hatred of people, racism
* ronjoz - people, tribe, ethnicity, community
* rothmal - to save
* rujon - offspring, child
* rukhon - enemy
* rūmilo - red candle, (for a ghost) to reincarnate, to be defeated, (to a ghost) go away
* rūmo - red
* rundo - ruin
* rūtarjoz - report, message, account
* rūthidō - coward
* rūvai - a skill
* rynzomal - to run
	+ rhynzomal

S

* sadakil - death wish, curse, threat
* sadiz - seed
* saila(z) - flower
* Sailasotar - Realm of Flowers, Paradise
* sairan - fortunate, lucky
* sak, savak - covering, bandage
* -sal - (comparative), ....-er
* sampiraz - plate, armour
* sanuon - sixteen
	+ Sixteen is a sacred number in Vozonid culture.
* sar, saroz/saruaz - face
* sashumal - to wash
* sattol - sin
* savoimal - to breathe
* sāzoma - star-stuff, star-fire, plasma
* sijora - happy
* silamal - to sail
* sīlatar - sword-craft
* sīla(z) - sword
* simoz - deceit
* simpaz - blue jay bird, nuisance, pest
* singoz - lion
* sjadin - thin, line
* sjarnar(i) - message
* sjorada - aged, long-lived, enduring, strong
* sjorpuruz, sjorpuras - star-stuff, plasma
* skiromal - to write
* snausmal - to hurry
* so - if
* soirakh, rakhano - thunder, laughter of a storm
* sol - disc, arc, halo
* solzon - curved blade, scimitar
* sonsablon - rocket launcher, missile pad
* sonsathoz - rocket, missile
* sorjoz - a god
* sormoi, zormojoz - tempest, storm
* sormojoz - monsoon, typhoon
* soruvjomal - to escape, to flee
* sotul - forbidden
* sozamal - to know
* sraira - lucky, blessed, protected by the Gods or wights
* sramjaz - cherry tree, monster, Ontemazei
* sramjo - cherry tree, abomination
* sran - hand
* srota - scriptures
* srovai - victorious, optimistic
* srudan - patient
* srudaz - patience, perseverence
* sulakh, sulkha - shield
* sulakhaz - emblem, shield
* sulkhas - attention
* sulkhasīl - sword and shield, warrior, stance, attitude, keep your head up
* suōrai - shrine
* suormal - to drown
* suoz - archery bow
* surbaz - shadow
* surisakaz
* sūriz - drinking water, water
* surviz - tomb, renowned tomb
* suvan - holy
* symoi - sad
* syoi - pitiful, miserable
* syoimal - to cry, to wail
* syri(z) - rice
* syza - rope

Sh
--

* shaijaz - gold
* shanja - happy, cheerful
* sharmaz - bucket
* shasolimal, shasoimal, shotimal - to walk
* shaunir, shonir(o/a) - peace, greetings
* shika - white
* shilga, shilla - health
* shjōraiz - boring
* shkara, ishkara - jungle, rainforest
* shō - good
* shojok, shyok - skin
* shok - snake
* shoky - traitor
* shola - club
* shōnola - well-wrapped banana leaf, good behaviour, proper manners
* shoryoz - snow
* shrari, shurari, shorai - rice

T

* tabokjoz - ferret, spy, mischievous person, imp
* tagholloz - turret, sacred tower
* taghon(noz) - thank you
* talloz - tower
* tām(az) - seal, signature, insignia, emblem
* tān - hand
* tar - city
* -tar - -ness, state of being
* taraz - nation, people, folk, tribe
* tārbi - town
* tārjokan - free
* tārjotar - freedom
* taroz - rope
* taruz(az) - fortress
* tauvaz, tōvaz - world
* tazamal - stand guard
* tigalljakan, tiglan - online
* tīrjoz - six
* tiv(on) - two (dialectal)
* tivnō - twenty
* tjaspaimal - to split
* tjō(poz) - they
* to - full of, a lot of
* tōbai - watch out
* tōbaikal - careful, cautious, be careful
* tōdraz, tōdraskan - too much to count, expensive
* toi - little child
* tōi - heavy, important, great
* tōizomal - to read
* tokamal, tokomal - to buy
* tokhno(z) - arrogance, pride, haughtiness
* tombak - bark of a tree
* trajodan - in time they will prevail in steps, hopeful
* tranja - jasmine flower
* travol, paltoi - large house, mansion
* tribuz, luikol, rol, drikol, njol, ry, hyvak, daun - small fish
* trid - stick
* trika - branch
* trojul(oz) - ghost
* trūjumal - to crow
* trulod - soulless, monotonous, rigid, clockwork
* tukroz - dog
* tukhandaz - falling leaves, autumn
* tullokan - old, archaic. outdated
	+ turloqan
* tūmaz - fate
* tūrnamal - to bring balance, to equalise, to resolve
* tunathar - police officer
* tūrnavaz, tūrnovaz - harmony, balance
* tunodar - police forces
* tuomaz - destiny
* tūro - victory, win, prevail
* tūvon - ban, prohibition
* tyzmal - to help

Th
--

* thaban - thick
* thaizymal - to divide
* thakoz - mind
* thakunoz - thought
* thakyz - lightning strike
* thakyzmal - to electrocute
* thakyztar - electrocution
* tham - bed
* thammi - coffin, pyre
* Thankappoz - Trimallism, (informal) communism
* thany, thon - three
* -thar - (person of a place)
* thī - flash, distant blink
* thnā - a gust, a strong wind, a scream, a great noise, a sudden explosion
* thnāvõ - a great bombardment
* Thnāvõ Īzjazy - Ontemazei Bombardment ("Green Bombardment")
* Thnāvõ Toralizzy - Tornarin Bombardment
* Thnāvõ Ontymāzzy - Ontemazei Bombardment
* thoksoz - twelve
* thōluzi - ficus plant
* Thōluziban - month of the ficus, April
* thomil - pen
* thunari - fish soup
* thyroz - lightning

U

* uandimal - to marry
* uanditar - wedding
* uanditar uos - wedding ring
* uazol - chakram, war-disc; (poetic) wheel, cycle
* ughir(o) - why
* uis - gulp
* uisubmal, visōbmal - to drink
* ujalsa, jalos - gap, hole
* ukas - end of a period, festival celebrating the end of a time, "closing"
* ukh - I, me
* ukhoi - my (affiliative)
	+ Rarely used after the end of Trimallean rule.
* ukhoz - horse
* ukh pothimōl - go away (from me)
* ukhzy - my (possessive)
	+ Rarely used after the end of Trimallean rule.
* uloi - liquid, drop, clear water
* uosal, uos - arc, ring
* uri - a stream
* urjoz - a soul
* utimal - to use
* uzoimal - to abhor what is evil

V

* vaira - mace, scepter, club
* vaitol - wagon, cart
* valdamal - to lead, to protect
* valjaz - wing, propulsion
* valyokan - (G) filthy, disgusting
* vanai - amazon lily flower
* Vanaiban - August
* vanjo(ra), vaino - goodbye
* varjoz - husband, warrior
* varuol - (G) spores, filth, fluids, a filthy or disgusting person
* vijana, vijanaz - (G) grape wine, holy wine
* vim-, vin- - little, small, micro-
* vimmal - to do
* vini - small
* vinna - daughter
* visōbiz - a drink
* vissoz - child, heir
* vjāgroz, vjāguroz, mjāguroz - tiger
* vjalaraz - aspiration, longing, goal, quest
* vjalarmal - to aspire, to focus on a goal
* vjan - billion, excessive, plenty
* vjanjo - glory to ... , a lot of, long live
* vjarasan - prosperous, affluent, rich
* vjora(z) - turn, prayer
* vjoril - spiral (good), loop, meditation
* vjorimal - to pray
* vjormaz - turmoil
* vjormoz - (can be vulgar) torment, hell
* vyoruz, vyor - cloud
* vjorymal, vjorjomal - to spin around
* vol ... - for (formal)
* vommal - to die of old age, to expire, to pass away
* von - old, elderly
* vonjamal - to fly
* vonnaimal - to speak, to say in a language
* vonnaitar - language
* vorzo - enemy
* vosjoz - celestial, angel
* vrolaril - violin
* vūghoz - voice
* vullido - a starving person
* vullodo - a person driven mad by desires, a stupid person, a loser
* vullotar - starvation
* vurnaz - truth
* vuroi - cover
* vuroimal - to cover, to stave off danger
* vuroisak - small mask, hygenic mask
* vūrul(laz), vūruz - flood
* vuzil - odour, foul smell
* vykhlaz - (can be vulgar) lust, temptation, (disgusting) urge, addiction
* vysotar - archery
* vyz - hair

Y

* ylluz - spiral (bad), curse
	+ yrluz
* yltha - wife
* yltho - spouse, partner, half
* yok, yokoz - fish
* yr, jor - hair (archaic), curl
* yrsali - art
* yrzo - game
* yzan(az) - ash
* yzgo - small game, match

Z

* zairagi - beard, elder, sage
* zakjōz - chicken, rooster
* zakhul - hatred
* -zal - that
* zānagaz - long sword
* zandomal - to till
* zapru - dust
* zarrōvaz - female leopard
* zarrōz - leopard
* zathi - ginger plant
* Zathiban - month of ginger, October
* -zil - this
* zintir - bougainvillea
* Zintirban - month of the bougainvillea, November
* zīrad(az) - spear
* zivataz, zivaz - star
* zjōmal - to kill
* zjomat - broken star, meteor
* zjoro - resistant, strong, immune, older
* zjormaz - meteor storm, curse, divine punishment
* zlankamal - to tell someone to speak about
* zlukyz - quiver
* zlūrin - cruel, heartless
* zlyon-khu - hatred of rats, (derogatory) racism
* zlyoz - rat, wicked person, bad person
* zmojamal - to swim
* znai(ja) - wisdom
* znaikan - wise
* znajoz - sage, wise man
* -zo - (plural)
* zō - death
* zod - stone (substance)
* zog - slave
* zōghuloz - hyena (classical), no matter the cost, by any means necessary
* zokjoz - chicken
* zokhlōkoz - drought, great fire
* zollosjaz - many years, long live
* zollunkon - orange fruit
* zōmal - to die
* zomaz - coffee (form Zarijanian sjaoma)
* zomi - dream
* zōrandri - penta flower
* Zōrandriban - month of the penta, December
* -zra - (passive)
* zrattamal, zratsamal, zrazjamal - to shatter
* zridal - faith, resolve, courage
* zridaz - courage, bravery, resistance
* zūghlon - hyena, outcast, exile
* zu(gh)okan - enslaved, oppressed
* zughul, zughuloz - hyena, horror
* zurdimal - to drag a heavy object
* zurroz - tunnel
* zvõ - swarm, horde (of insects or bad people)
* zy - for (common)
* -zy - (genitive)
* zȳlau - virus
* zylid, zyldi - salt
* zyr, lȳz - blood

Zz
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* źjantunni - (G) to decay, to rot
* źurnanni - (G) to be destroyed

## Samples

**Тамѵз шкороказзо кноі һа ілондумал.**
**Tamyz shkorokazzo knoi ha ilondumal.**
[tɒˈmys̪ ˈʂkorokʌzːo knoi hɒ iˈlondumɒɭ]
*Even shark-PLU him not want-PRES.*
Even the sharks do not want him. ("He is very despicable.")

**Ута Заѳібан-зіл, доілуаз мурјомал. Һјо̄ра, дӯз маіраз катріјомал.**
**Uta Zathiban-zil, doiluaz murjomal. Hjōra, dūz mairaz katrijomal.**
[ˈutɒ zɒˈθibʌnziɭ ˈdoilwʌs̪ ˈmurjomɒɭ ˈçoːrʌ duːs̪ ˈmairʌs̪ ˈqɒtrijɔmɒɭ]
*At Ginger-month-this, thyself behave-PRES. After, thou blessing gain.*
On this October, behave yourself. Then, you will receive a blessing.

Lueš-štomār Wozolaz, 2008! (Sarmelonid original)
Toghla-mal dō-Vozolaz, 2008! (modern Azgovian)
Visit Vozolaz 2008!

**Доі маґутімал дітамал токло кланјо ја рундо а̄? Һотомал до̄-Возолаз!**
**Doi maghutimal ditamal toklo klanjo ja rundo ā? Hotomal dō-Vozolaz!** (Standard Azgovian)
[doi̯ mɒˈɣutimɒɭ ˈdiʈɒmɒɭ ˈtɔklo ˈkläɲo jʌ ˈrundo aː ˈhotomɒɭ ɖoːˈʋozolɒs̯]
*Thou want-PRES see-PRES total fail and ruin INTERR? Go-PRES to-Vozolaz!*
"Do you want to see total failure and ruin? Go to Vozolaz!"

Oi mautimal dī toklamaklarundo ua? Tuomal rō-Vozolaz! (Dalatar vulgar slang, in the style of drunk heavy metal singers)
"Do you want to see total failure and ruin? Go to Vozolaz!"

## Trivia

* Azgovian was based on a mixture of Valarin, Sauron's Black Speech, and Orcish, with bits of Arabic, Persian, and Japanese. The author created it at around 2015.
* Azgovian nouns and names can be changed to feminine by replacing -oz with -az, or by adding -a after the last consonant. E.g. murjoz > murjaz
* As the Azgovian language had lost some archaic letters and pronunciations and had a slightly different vocabulary that is more "dialectal", other Vozonid countries looked down on the language for being "vulgar" and "uncouth". In spite of this, the Azgovians are devout worshippers of some of the gods their Sarmelonid ancestors venerated thousands of years ago.
* Azgovian is an SOV language: for example, "Konz dozvaldamal" means "he protects you" (he thou-protect).
* In Azgovian, any word ending with -y [-y] is associated with the possessive tense.

### Pronunciation:

* a - [ä], [ɒ, ʌ] when short and unstressed
* d - [ɖ]
* gh - [ɣ~x], [ʝ] before i
* j - [j]
* k - [k~q]
* kh - [x]
* l - [l], [ɭ(ː)~lː] when doubled
* õ - [oː]
* s - [s], [ʂ] before [l], [m], [n], [r]
* sh - [ʂ]
* th - [θ]; [ɕ] in dialects
* y - [ɯ~y]
* z - [z], [-s̪]

### Obsolete letters:

These letters are mostly used for artistic, classical, or ceremonial purposes. Even though they are not official (as of 2018 AT), many young and old Azgovians like to use these letters in their daily writing.

* lh > l
* ô > a, o
* q > k, g
	+ Q is a popular letter among Vozonids, because the shape of the letter (Ҁ) resembles a khopesh, a sacred sword.
* rh > d, dr, r

#### Derisive names

In spite of the popularity of the Ҁ (Q) letter among Vozonid nationalists, people who use the old letters may sometimes be mocked as nerds or snobs, even by people who also use the same letters.

* q - kāvol
* lh - luvol
* ô - ōval
* rh - ruvol

## See also

* Azgovian slang
* Josolchir glossary
* Arantarese glossary
* Sarmelonid glossary
* Wannaenid glossary
* Gauvajut glossary, the religious language
* Azgovian vulgarities (NSFW)

## External link

* A poem in Azgovian
* A poem in a later form of Azgovian spoken 200 years later