Eosome glossary

This is a glossary of words in the Eosome language, the modernised standard form of the ancient classical language of the same name.

A

* abæjas, apjæ - (Bj; bæs, "demon") a monster
* airad, airaz - daytime, daylight
* ajaz, ajaz, ajaz; azai, azai, azai; zai zai zai zai - all hail, hurrah
* ājel - brutal, cruel, cruelty, abuse, sadism, delight in ruin or pain
* ājelun - abuser, sadist, evil person
* ajudānæ - long live
* Ajudānæ Džararataënda! - Long Live the King!, Praise the Emperor!
* akap, akau - a house, a home
	+ archaic: añap, añau
	+ eastern: agap, agau
	+ Koscheigrad, Lidongrad dialect; aiñap, aiñau
	+ western: aëñau
	+ northern: aakabo, aako
	+ Starij dialect: aaiña, aajaña
* aki - step, path
* akitar - path, road
* al, oal - blood, red, fury, anger, fervour, excitement, rage
* āla, oala - red colour, scarlet
* ālandau - "red shelf", the "red closet", restricted works
* ali - cloak, cape
* ālō - (archaic) fire; the fire of a torch, holy fire, renewal, hope
* ālohoro - great fire
* ālojosor - "beautiful fire", many lanterns or bonfires everywhere, a lantern festival, a night sky full of stars, fireworks
* āloniha - "scorching fire", firestorm
* Ālorajosor - "Splendid Burning", the Galaxy
* alui - enraged, furious
* -alujen, -aljen - to be angry
* -ālunda, -ālwand - restricted, "put into the red shelf"
* am - around; lamp; key; yes
	+ A homophone that evolved from four different words.
	+ amda; aamtuma; amek; aama
* amaril, maril - butterfly
* -ambi - to go around
* ampal - tray, platter, set
* amto - circle
* amtu - around
* -an - something
* -and - something or someone who is great
* ana - the sky, expanse of the sky, blueness of the sky, endlessness
* anaturæi - sky bridge, rainbow
* anē - bullseye!, target hit!, well done
* -ant - -ia, -land, a country
* antoræsat, antæsad - a "rainbow strike", a punitive expedition, a liberation war, liberation, purification, crusade, holy war against a threat
* ao - white, pale: a cloud
* Aoarta, Artajaora - Blue and White; ideal; the flag of King Terumal (Wonao king who fought against Sarmelonid invasion); the modern Bujanski flag.
* aoræsat - "cloud strike", divine punishment, purge against an evil force
* Aorant, Aorarant - "Land of Clouds", atmosphere, the sky; Heaven
* aorō - a cloud
* Aosom - short for "Aosomae", Eosome
* Aosomaë - literally means "cultured" or "inspired"; Eosome culture, people, or language
	+ Because "Aosomaë" comes from the word for "a cloud", some artists also translate "Ēosomê" to mean "heavenly" or "blessed by the Gods".
* aosomjol - inspired, dreamy, cloudlike, in the clouds
* ap - a rabbit
* -ar - (plural for some words, like deities)
* arur - (classical) a flower
* arura - blooming, flourishing, meadow
* artaaja - blueness, like the sky, celestial, heavenly, soothing
* artaijema - clear sky
* atsal - strike, slaying
* -atsal - to strike down (with a blade), to kill, to slay, to cut open
* -(a)teu - someone who eats, eater of ...
* atolmai, watrolmai, watrorumai - albatross bird, national bird of Bujan.
* -au - (plural)

B

* ba- - collective, bigger, all of
* bā, baiga - night
* bačol(an) - an irrigated farm, farmland watered by irrigation canals
* badaara - a continent
* badagjo, badakjara - alphabet
* badalaau - all the suns, all the days
* badžagōlas - all the canals, irrigation
* ba-džōruja - the Gods, Heaven
* -baičakol, -baččakol - to irrigate
* baigā - night, a single night (unit of time)
* baikorai - a walk of the korurai, a sacred procession, a prayer march
	+ Although it is similar to other religious marches across the world, such as in Porashon (trishula yatra, a trident march to pray to Shiva), other Rodnover nations, and Vozolaz, the baikorai is seen as uniquely Bujanski. It consists of people in white carrying a pole with a korurai, kolovrat, or some holy symbol in metal, praying as they go around, to call upon Bujan's gods to bless a particular area.
	+ When people hear the bells of the pole, they usually stop what they are doing to pray, so the gods will also bless them. It is not a sin if one refuses to stop and pray, so it is optional.
* -baja - to walk (classical)
* bajambi - all kinds of walking, a procession
* Bajambi Korurai - a korurai procession, a procession to worship the kolovrat, a religious procession, a holy procession
* bajanda - a rainbow dragon who brings good rain
* bajandaru - a procession of drummers, especially in the traditional Wonao manner
* bajanna - bright, a rainbow, a beam
* bajantol - a big family of more than 5 children
* Bajomlo, Bajamlarada - Distant Past, Ancient Times
* Bajosoran - Wonao civilisation, great splendour
* Bajosorkaru - "civilised lands", Wonao countries
* bakalba - all the moons, a year, a calendar, twelve
* bakaru - all the lands
* bakasobati, baisobati - great victory, end of a campaign or war
* bakatoksöl - great consecration, great blessing, a gift that affects many people and makes them very powerful
* bakora - all the gods, Heaven, all that is good
* Bakoresubal - Great Victor
* bakorudol, bakkodol - network of forts or castles, network of outposts, defensive system
* Bakrana - by all the Gods, by the Gods, all the Gods, oh my gods
* bakrjênda - a network
* bakuni - pigsty, filthy place
* baluinara, baluindra - all that is new, the future
* ba-maturi - a library, an archive
* bamæwakan - a very big project; a megastructure
* bamæwikan - a very huge set of pieces; an elaborate scheme; a huge plan; destiny
* banarjênda - Internet
* baratraau - all the oceans
* basatol - great killing, mass execution, purge
* basatolan - war against disobedient members or traitors, purge, mass execution or murder of criminals
* basōhan - injustice, great blackness (of evil), great evil, wickedness and brutality, dark age, great ruin
* -basol, -batsjol - to purge, to kill many people to punish their crimes
* basoluk - someone punished by death for a great crime, a very evil person
* bavevaai - all the waters, great rainstorm
* -benbal - to speak, to be alive
* bēsa - (Bj; bez, "never") never
* -bi - to walk
* -biraa - to sprint
* bjasu - (D: 法師, piap shi) a Buddhist abbot, a higher monk
* bjovul - a great wind, a strong wind, a current
* bjul - wind, a gust of wind
* boku - a child, a son (informal), a tomboy or rascal (slang)
* bokubiraa - a rascal, "running like a rascal"
	+ This was the new surname Alamte (Amaril's older sister) chose for herself, representing her independence and playfulness.
* bulu - feathers, stupid
* burjand - great rise
	+ This may had influenced King Koschei to name his nation as "Bujan", from "burjand" (the great ascension). It was a suggestion by the native people of Bujan to make them from slaves into a mighty kingdom, using the Slavonian arrivals to aid their rise to greatness again.
* Burjantrörō, Barjantrörō, Bujantörō, Bjontörō - Bujanski people
	+ official plural: Burjantröraau, Barjantröraau, Bujantöraau, Bjontöraau, Bjontarau (short form)
	+ unofficial plural: Barjantienaau, Burjantênau
	+ "Bjontarau" may be influenced by a poetic term, "Vjontarau", meaning "the windswept ones" or "inspired ones".
* buvlo - long feathers
* buzen - lute
* buzensal - Ѣ ("lute shaped") letter, representing æ in Bujanski and used as a symbol of the Bujanski people.

Ch
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* čæd - Daizhouvian ch'in or "cash" coins
	+ In ancient times, these were used as currency for traders between the eastern island nations.
* čelau - female
* -čil - to drag, to draw closer
* čila - dragging, attraction
* -čilma - to love (romantically)
* čilomei, čilmeja - (poetic) love, affection
* čilumei - affection, playful love, playful romance
* čilumja, čilumei - romance, romantic
* čītau - caution
* čītodasa - careful study, research
* čītojosor - proper practice of Wonao culture
* -čītwa - to be careful
* čītwota, čītwona - be careful, watch out
* čjoræ - seashell
* čolma - love
* -čölin - to play an instrument
* čūčol - the neck

D

* da- - to give
* daara - a great realm, a country
	+ "Daara" is for Resovjant or Bujan, classical countries, holy lands, and several allied lands near Bujan like Irajon.
	+ "Karu" is for all other countries.
* Daaralöty - "My Homeland", Bujan
* dadus - a stool, a chair
* daët - fee, payment
* daëta - collecting, harvest (archaic); fine (as a punishment)
* dāl - wall
* dala - sun
* Daldamlo - Birthday of the Sun, creation of the world
* dalon - (D, 廚, do) a chest, a closet, a wardrobe, a great box, a coffin
* dalzuon - current, seasonal wind
* damlo - birthday (informal)
* Damollo, Damoplo - Birthday
* da-molbo - to give birth
* damu - a drum
* darantiza - a volley of arrows, a command issued by drums
* daro - (archaic) the Sun
* darokauta - lighting of the Sun, creation of the world, Wonao New Year
* dasa - study, learning
* -dasa - to study, to learn
* daujel - someone who "gives" pain, a sadist, one who enjoys making people suffer
* -des - to sit down
* dogu - a mace, a club, a mallet
* doguta - drumsticks, twin maces, "little maces"
* dol - wall, enclosure
* dorad - great drum
* dorambora - drum tower, watch tower
* doro - gate, entrance, door, entry, greeting
* dotsol - a spice nut
* dotsulka - spices
* drodāl - a stone wall
* drodālan, rodālan - fortifications
* druntēziri - a guitar

## Dzh

* džanok - beak, shovel, spade, bill
* džanoklas - a canal for water
* -džanul, -čjanul - to dig, to entrench, to dig a canal
* džarana - faith, courage
* Džarana, Nakdaran, Kasönral! - Faith, Freedom, Happiness!
	+ In Bujanski: Væra, Svoboda, Radostǐ! - "Faith, Freedom, Happiness!"
* Džararataënd - Great King, Emperor, Sovereign, King of Bujan
	+ This is the official Ēosomê name for the monarch or high king of Bujan. Some people also apply it for certain realms whose monarchs are called "Emperor", like the Emperor of Pinoguni.
* džatadol - a wall with cannons or guns; a gun fort
* džatak, džatjak - shooting, blast, shot
* -džatin - to shoot
* džatma - a gun, a rifle
* džātōral - any of the thirty-three noble houses of Bujan who send new kings to be elected every 100 years.
* džerena - faith, trust
* -džire - to trust in someone
* džo - great, high, sublime
* džoand - the greatest
* Džōdaarörata, Džōdaurörata - Great Lord, Great King, holy king
	+ This name is applied towards monarchs who were deified, or successfully raised as gods *and* who have committed heroic deeds during their lives. They could ascend as gods after their deaths by being sent to a whirlpool or cremation, but only by being a hero can they become greater gods, due to being very popular among their people as a legend.
* džodauro - great sun, era, reign of a king, reign, age
	+ Both for "reign of a king", "a generation", or "500 years"; which are varying lengths of time.
* Džōkaru - Great Realm, any of the major Wonao nations, like Bujan, Irajon, and Makkadal.
* Džokōra - highest heaven, Empyrean, Forge of Creation
* džoltsekar - "great chain land", an oppressive empire, a tyranny, a dystopia
* džolunkar, džollar - empire
* džōro - greater
* džōrokaru - big country, wealthy or powerful nation, thalassocracy
* džōju - the Gods, Heaven, the Greatest Good, the Highest Good
* Džōnogom - absolute silence, Hell, oblivion, a hellscape, a nightmarish place
	+ The far north or centre of Notluna, a vast plain of snow and ash.
* džōrara - a holy red crane
* Džōrata - Emperor, Great King
* džorægjom - great god, a great king, (literally) a big tiger
* džradžondra - science
* džrojaunte - studying, research
* -džronaru - to study
* džronra - courage, bravery, fuelled by a belief (like faith, wisdom, love, etc.)

E

* eimedda, eimê - bad luck
* ek - alone
* emmetau - unlucky, unfortunate
	+ Especially bad luck that is harmless or that looks stupid, not disasters.
* en - no
* enbal - not silent, not dead; a word
* enčal, ončal - "not zero", "nothing among nothing"; an abomination, a shadowy demon
* enjel - not loved, an enemy
* enomas - "no-self", loss of identity, self-destruction, brainwashing, indoctrination
* enpelom - limitless, boundless
* Ēosomê - Eosome, cultured (archaic)
* erso, resuo - mulberry
* Ersovjant - Land of Sunrise Mulberries, Bujan
* Ersovjantê, Ersuvjontien - Bujanski
	+ Alternate form "Resovænda" only exists in titles.
* Es - Happy ..., Merry ...
* etse - chain

## Ein

* êkan - salmon fish
* Êkankrjata - Salmon Bay, bay west of Bujan

G

* g (gy, gu) - with, is, to be
* -gača - to make safer, to protect
* gačewa - safe
* -ga(k) - to keep safe, to secure
* gakju(v)- - to scar, to wound
* gaklid - metal
* gakliotel - a coin, metal money, coin
* galkjuri - insane, mad
* galkjuriran - madness, frenzy by pain
* -ganam - to defend
* gaura - faithful, trustworthy, trusted
	+ Archaic: ñaura
* gaurero - loyalty, faithfulness
	+ Archaic: ñaurero
* -gautwi - to protect
* -glöito - to lie down, to sleep

H

* haëba - speed, haste
* haëban - quick, fast
* -haëp - to rush
* -haëpan- - to quickly go
* haga - cross, mast
	+ haña
* hakera, hanera - a shark, a shark spirit
	+ The older word for "shark", another animal considered sacred in Wonao culture. This word is often used in eastern and northern dialects. The newer word is "jokkal", which may be derived from the same root.
	+ However, western dialects and Starij Province use "makura", which became the standard word for any shark in general.
	+ hañera - hence "hanenol" (shark person, a sort of merperson or sea spirit)
* hako - gate
* hakon - pole
	+ hañon
* hakonre, hanonde - flagpole
	+ hañonre
* hane - flag
* Hanedo - (poetic) "Where the Flags Greet You", Bujan
* hanehakera - "shark flag", used in some religious rites
* hanenol - a shark merperson or fairy
	+ Hanenolar are popular and beloved fairies in Wonao folklore, because of their friendly and affectionate attitude.
* Hane Atolmajen - Albatross Flag, Bujanski flag
* Hane Resovjanta - Bujanski flag
* -hānur - to make someone shamed, to dishonour
* hānura - shame
* haru - eagle
* hasirok - becoming evil, becoming into an orc
* -hasap, -hosap - to become, to turn into
	+ shortening (in the sense of "-ise", becoming like a culture): -sap
* haso- - -isation
* Hasojosoran - Wonaofication, nativisation, becoming more Wonao or native, becoming more "beautiful".
* Hasororonoi - Heronoification, becoming a Heronoi
* Hasoreumokan - adoption and practice of Wonao culture, becoming more "proper"
* Hasoresovjant, Hasorjant - Bujanification
* Hasotjeru - Terranisation
* hira - smile
* -hirau - to smile
* hisan, hisano - ash
* -horen - to heal
	+ archaic: -horeñ
* horenna - healing, recovery
	+ archaic: horeñ
* hōri - a line
* Hōridal Rata - Horizon Ocean, Mamaovian Ocean east of Bujan
* hōridara - sun-line, horizon
* hōridžatja - a firing line, many soldiers in a row who shoot at an advancing enemy.
* hōrivjana - start of a day, dawn-line, morning, first morning of the year (on April 1)
* horo- - to burn
	+ informal: -horo
* horoje- - to scorch
	+ -horaje - to scorch
* horoniha - great fire
* hororālo - light from a great fire or many lanterns
* horowan - a big fire, a bonfire
* horujel - burn, scorch (wound from fire)
* hulon - back, behind, shade
* hulonnoro - "behind fire", dread, terror

I

* ičal, ikčal - nothing, zero
* ida, inda - rain
* ida-ida - rainstorm, heavy rain
* -ijel, -ihel - to hurt, to damage, to sin
* ikênda - together
* ikiril - a traditional wooden rattle made of three sticks, with the middle one having a ball or paddle to made noise by shaking the rattle.
* ilan - a sunbeam
* indahoro - rain of fire
* indaniha - barrage, bombardment, firebombing
* ingen - emerald
* inna - "ng" sound, ñ, obsolete in modern Eosome
* inna mi lutanmik - "ng"-dialect
* intoi - size
* irai - ship
* iraja - heavenly rain, a rainbow bird
* iro - an orb of fire; a star; a fireball; a lantern
* irok - an orc, believed to be a human who becomes so evil he loses his being
* Irovanda - Irajon
* irui - jade
* itarauva - a great ship, a royal barge
* -iteu, -jeteu - to eat
* itig - bean
* itigoren - bean-mouth, a ghost
* iwan - a good spirit

J

* jawai - compassion; compassionate, kind
	+ as opposed to čolma (love) and čilumei (romance).
* -ja(woi) - to love, to care for
* jaë - new, recent
* jaëmik(r)ol - a new building
* jaëmmiko - newly-built
* jakka - arrow
* jaknata - small temple, shrine
* -jata - to run
* jel - hurt, harm, pain
* jelkita - to leave in pain
* jelkor - god of pain
* jelowal - pain of madness
* jelra'el - painful justice, execution
* jelregap - "house of the random blocker", a blocktown prison
* jelreketo(p), jelrekep - a "random blocker", an online user who blocks a person without a valid reason
	+ Literally "hurtful blocker"
* jelrumai - the road of pain
* jelsatol - one who enjoys killing people for the sake of pain, a sadistic murderer
* jelsatta - painful execution, painful killing
* jelsōban - flood of pain, widespread grief
	+ An Eosome proverb reads: "Sōbanjel, jelsōban." It means "for the one who laughs at flood victims, may a flood of pain drown him!"
* jelsōheu - "blackened pain"; sorrow from pain, trauma, grief, mourning
* jelsönau - pain from holiness; remorse
* jelsume - knowledge that makes someone sad
* Jeltæuri - "Home of Pain"; Hell; a legendary mansion-prison in the Wonao hell.
	+ According to legend, this is where the souls of sadists go to after their deaths. They get tortured repeatedly by a butcher-demon, and when their term expires, he throws them into the icy wastes, where they meet their end being killed or eaten by demons.
* jeltotsul - a painful death
* jeluezei - "pain of hiding", denial of crimes or torture
* jelvadanna - "pain of sameness", collective punishment
	+ A common concept in ancient Resovjant, though mostly in the form of public shaming and placing an entire district or family as outcasts. It was to force the residents to expose a criminal within their members in order for the punishment to be lifted.
* jelvanoi - mountain of pain, trauma
* jelvjo - "winds of pain", rapid slashes
* jočal - nothing, empty, devoid
* jočalki, čolik, čolago - empty-head, stupid, fool
* -jok, -jolik - to play a game, to play
* jokka - a game
* jokkal, jonal, jonkal - a shark
	+ The newer word for a shark, mostly used in southern dialects and Koscheigrad.
	+ The older word is "hakera"; and Starij Province and the west uses "makura".
	+ archaic: joñal
* jorol, jurol - archery bow
* ... jos! - (imperative, derogatory)
	+ Used to order an attack or punishment. Saying it again repeats the punishment or attack.
* josorosal - "flowery script", Eosome syllabary, named for the letters' resemblence to the shapes of flowers.
* josolluora, josilora - "flowery beauty", Eosome syllabary
* -josont - to pour down
* josor - red star or fire, torch, something beautiful, lantern, fiery (as in bright or beautiful)
* Josoran - Wonao culture, Wonaoness, beauty, splendour
* josoril - beautiful, soothing, splendid, magnificent
* josorovura - a spirit horse used by gods and heavenly spirits, "heavenly fire horse"
* josorsal - "fiery, beautiful letters"; magical writing
* josunta - waterfall
* jui - good
* jukar - bone
* jukaran - skeleton

K

* ka- - -ness
* ka- -an - -ness (greater)
* ka'ampalan - concentric rings, a fountain
* Kabakilan - the Wonao nations, the island nations that make up the Wonao realms; the Neighbourhood.
	+ These are among the specific nations that are known as "daara" instead of "karu". All members of the Kabakilan are known as "daarau".
	+ Irajon, Pinoguni, Paramosir, and Visenga are not Wonao countries, but they are also counted as members of the Kabakilan for their history of friendly relations with Wonao countries. Some also include Hiriwa due to its long history of friendship with the Wonaos and it being an island nation.
	+ Hon-Kabakilan, Hon-Resovjant! - For the Neighbourhood and Bujan!
	+ Hon-Kor, Džararataënd, Daara at! - For the Gods, King, and Country!
* kabijome, kabjomai - a flock of birds
* kabjomai - flock of bigger birds
* kaborukan - vulgarity
* kaburjan, kammabujan, kaibujan - rise, ascent
* kačarje - heroine, the ideal for women
* kačela - femininity, being a woman
* kačelan - wisdom, adaptability, like an ideal woman
* kačītovan - cautiousness, carefulness, wisdom
* kadagan - smithing
* kadanna - a smith
* kadolan - city or town wall
* kadoran - a drum performance, a drum ceremony
* kadrodāl - fortifications, defenses
	+ This may range from mighty walls, to simply an array of turrets and towers, or even a network of traps, scouts, and spies.
* kadžatak, kadžatjak - a volley, a firing round
* -ka'e? - can it be done?
* kaëkan - loneliness
* kagakolan - filthiness, abomination
* kagaku - disguise
* kagakuan - trickery
* kagakuro - a fraud, a cheater, a traitor
	+ The former name used to curse at Bujanski Slavs.
* kagalkjuran - betrayal, treason, madness or fanaticism caused by pain
* kagaru - belonging to the nation, patriotism, love of the nation
* kagaruan - fervent loyalty, love for the country, stronger patriotism
* Kagaruro - Loyal One, a Bujanski Slav
	+ Chosen as the official Ēosomê name for Bujanski Slavic people during Koschei's reign. Originally, it was a misspelling of "kagakuro" (a traitor) that was changed to read "kaga-ru-ro" (faithful one).
	+ Later used in related Wonao languages to refer to the ethnic Slavs of Bujan, their Drevobojanse descendants, and the later Slavs of Zvesta and modern descendants.
	+ Although the root of this word is "karu", which means "country", it also used a later form of the word "ñaura", which means "faithful". What was an intentional misspelling was clever wordplay, suggesting that "Bujanski Slavs are loyal and faithful to our country".
* kagatoman - heroism, great courage, bravery (like an ideal man)
* kagautol - a hero, the ideal for males
* kagavume, kagaume - autumn
* kagalurjan - "way of the famine people", cannibalism
	+ An offense so disgusting, that anyone who willingly kills and eats another person is immediately sentenced to death.
* kagōsjulan - a mangrove forest
	+ Mangrove forests are considered holy in Wonao culture. They are only chopped down when the land around them has been dried and the nearest body of water has been pushed far enough, when the trees had finished their purpose. However, some forests were kept due to their popularity or sanctity.
	+ Certain old forests were also replanted even though they were far from a body of water as they were considered as landmarks, to beautify a place, or to replace lost trees.
* kahānuran - shamefulness, repentance; the Bujanski system of "penance" that punishes and reforms criminals
* kahorojæn - fire disaster
* kahororæn - great fire
* kahulon - back-ness, end of a month
* ka'indaran - rainstorm
* Kajosoran - Wonao traditions and culture, "excellent beauty", "as beautiful as a lantern"
* kajosorilan - splendid beauty, a lantern show, many lanterns, a parade or procession of lanterns, Wonao culture, nativeness (as opposed to anything glorifying foreign rulers or colonisers)
* kakju - scar
* kako - filth
* kakohijan - freezing
* kaku - mask
* kakuni - pig farm
* kakunijan - an extremely filthy place
* kala - moon
* Kalamot, Kalmot - Alatyr stone, moonstone; a holy relic
* kalkju - an icicle, a knife
* kalōrin, kalōran - the future
* kaloruki - cannibal, faminefolk, demon, monster
* kaluoraijan - garland (respectful)
* kamǣsom - identity, sense of being
* kamæwakan - accomplishment, completion
* kamæwikan - gathering all the pieces together, finishing a puzzle, putting together
* kamemu - randomness, disorder, by chance, haphazard
* kamiha'an - intelligence, discretion
* kamiharan - great wisdom, always doing the right things and making the correct choices; accuracy
* kamila'an - long-lasting
* kamoine - meeting, encounter
* kamōvan - cause, source, motive, origin
* kaneilkan, kaneilan - archipelago, a group of islands
* kanihezan - shunning; (derogatory) social penance
* kanogom - great silence, place of silence, death
* kanogoman, kanagoman - oblivion, destruction, extinction, hell, annihilation
* kaomlovan - great age, historical value, longevity from the past
* kaoratsan - sainthood, heroism, destruction of evil people, avenging victims
* kaöna - holy, sacred
* karareumo - proper practice of Wonao culture
* kareumo - properness
* Kareumokan - Wonao culture as practiced by Reumokau Slavs
* kariralan - hope, radiance, sunlight
* karotel - currency, wealth, a store of wealth
* karotela - wealthy, rich
* karotelan - wealth, abundance, richness, currency, economy
* kārtaajan - blueness, joy, happiness, blessing, heavenly quality
* karu - region, country
	+ This term "karu" does not apply to Bujan, its neighbours, and other classical realms, like Prisapura (Hinduism), Mandala (Buddhism), Rukania (Rodnovery), or Vozolaz. Instead, these nations are instead referred to as "daara".
	+ Although most Bujanski Slavs were of Darroskei ancestry, Darros is known as a "daara" and never as a "karu".
* Karulöty - "My Homeland", Bujan (more proper)
* karumokkan - syncretism
* kasōhan - grief, great sorrow, great ruin, great darkness, great mourning
* kasöna - blessed, clean, radiant, happy
* kasönrai - very happy, joyous, pleasant
* kasönral - joy, satisfaction, rejoicing
* kasönrigal - as happy as saffron; brave and happy, happy courage, optimism
* kasu - shoe
* kasubati - completion, victory
* kasuman - wisdom, intelligence
* katoksölan - consecration, exorcism, purification, healing, restoration
* katoluran - federation
* katoluvan - alliance
* katom - male
* katoman - manliness, masculinity
* katsolan - destruction
* katurun - collapse
* kautsol - quiver, a big bag or chest
* kavjoratsalan, kavjotsalan - knighthood
* kavonui, kavonoi - mountain range
* kavumi - leaves of a tree
* kawalutan - something funny, a laughingstock
* kawari, kavori - time
	+ Later fans noticed that the name "Kaworia" sounded like the modern Eosome word for "time". It fitted in legends of her appearanced throughout history, suggesting that she was possibly a ghost.
* kawarian - eternity
* kazodal - a dirty place, a strong curse word
* kazoned - (D) the clothes a person wears, various outfits of a person, a "wardrobe".
* kazōra - thinking, mind, willpower, intellect
	+ In Wonao folklore, people with strong willpower can be able to overcome or become immune to demonic magic.
	+ This may be why atheists were tolerated in ancient Wonao societies, that some of them are also trained against paranormal threats.
* kæ? - ... (yes) or not?
* keloiran - garland
* ketama - elders, high priests
* -kidob - to obstruct; to block someone online
* kijokijo - a seagull
* kirājel - cruelty, brutality, abusive behaviour
	+ Sop-kirājel waëra, sop-basōhan waëra. Es Ve Kolanta! - Victory over cruelty, victory over darkness. Happy Kolieda!
* kirega - skin
	+ archaic: kireñ
* kirema, kiruma, kurama, krejoma - (Bj) a *khram*, a Rodnover or Slavic temple
* kita - to leave, to run away
* kitakori - get lost, go away
	+ Best translated as "проваливай", "отвали", or more commonly and rudely, "иди на хуй".
* -kitol, -kjetol - to build
* kitoppu - online block
* kjadar, kjad - road, large road, route
* Kjaloi - Jerde's Moon
* kjegatohhe - "hatred of skin", racism
* Kjerarönö - "Men of Chariots", ancient Iozaeans
* Kjerurant - "the Land of Chariots", Iozae
* kobu - a block, a lump
* kobuka - a cube, a block of something
* kōhan - a class, a course of study
* kohi - ice, frost
* kōjol - a clan (more than 4 families)
* kojoppa, köimba - foot
* kōtsai - liver
* kolēn - outwards
* konondal - anvil, forge
* konö - bright
* konövan - radiance, sunlight
* Konövan - June
* kosi - snow, foam
* kōsjul - mangrove tree
* koti - payment, tax, fee
* kotorik - a stick beaten with a small stick, used for processions
* kor - god, deity, holy, radiant
* korkōra, korokorura - a holy circle, the universe, Heaven, ultimate truth, enlightement, divine order
* koro - a circle, round, circular; a god
* kōro - harmony, peace, ideal
* korodāl, koroduol, korudol - fortress, castle
* kōrojosor, kōrujosor - "harmonious splendour", "harmonious beauty", prosperity, healing, improvement.
* korö(m) - into
* korsön - to consecrate, to bring to be claimed by a god, to make holy
* korsöna, kossön - blessed by a god, sanctified, consecrated
* korsönjosor - blessed beauty, divine blessing
* kōru - circle, peace, harmony
* Kōruihorenna Bakrjêndan, Kōruirēn Bakrênda, KHK - Judicial-Medical Complex, a government system in Bujan that links healthcare, psychology, counselling, and legal disputes together.
	+ archaic: Kōruihoreñ Bakrjêndan
	+ Literally means "justice-healing network"
	+ Some call it "Koruihoron", meaning "they burn [punish] people in the name of justice"
* Kōruima - Peace, Harmony
	+ Also a poetic name for "justice", because peace (as in fearlessness, contentment, and healing) is seen as the eventual, gradual result of justice continually practiced.
* korurai - harmonious summit, spiral, kolovrat (sacred symbol), Heaven, the Gods
	+ The korurai may have been the influence for the Bujanski kolovrat.
* kou - leopard
* koubā - a panther, night leopard
* kögitsi - broken, shattered
* -kögiz - to break, to smash, to shatter
* kölætrul tæmyz, köllætul - (Q - "collateral damage") celebrating the deaths of innocent people; sadism
* köloi - sleep, slumber
* Kran - Lord, a god.
* Kranakōrara - Heaven, the "Wheel of the Gods"
	+ As in the beautiful domain of the Wonao gods and all other deities and holy beings. Depicted as a realm of endless stars.
* Krane - Lady, a goddess.
* krjata - a bay
* -krjed - to scoop
* krjê - fishing net
	+ So "Êkankrjata", the Eosome name for "Salmon Bay", can also mean "the Great Salmon Net", hence the Bujanski language name being "Velkolosjædža" from the alternate meaning.
* kroa - (D: 瓜, krwaa) - a pumpkin
* kroametap, kroametop - pumpkin pie
* kuni - it snorts, a pig
* kunikuni - pig herd, absolute filth, disgusting
* kunitog - place of pigs, pigsty, a dirty place
* kurura - it rumbles, a wagon, a cart
* kuvampas - "lighting core", AI or programming of a machine
* kuvati - lightning
* kuvæna - electric

L

* lačču - food
* laho - rope, cord
* lan - bad
* -lanjel - to sin, to commit evil, to become an enemy
* lapinjanru - hanging lantern
* laru - lantern
* larul - a river
* larusæu - river cat, a breed native to northwestern Bujan.
	+ The Larusæu Cat is a black-furred feline that loves to swim. It was originally a popular pet among fishing villages, where it helped fisherpeople catch birds and fish.
* las - line
* lautin - gender
* laz - rice
* lækrūn - a goat
* lēn - outside
* letwe - flight
* -lja - to bless
* -ljatwi - to fly
* lo - up
* lōguzam - failure
* -lōig, -loik, -lojau - to fail, to lose
* lojosor - improvement
* -lojosor - to rise and become better
* lojosoran - becoming better and better
* lom, loñ/lon - I
	+ becomes "loñ" before -l.
* lōro - upwards, future
* lōroloi - towards failure
* lōromak - upwards in time, afterwards
* lorul, loryl - an up-down, an elevator or lift
	+ Derived from the words "lo" and "yl", which resembled arrows seen above an elevator or at its buttons when written in Common (ʌо, ѵʌ).
* lotui, löito - sleep, a night, nighttime
* lui, luina - new
* luijosor - discovery
* luirova - new year
* luivōyul - resolve
* lujoi - something good and new
* luon, luan (籠, D) - a Daizhouvian lantern, a paper lantern
	+ archaic: luañ
* lun, lunt - hair
* luora - flowery, like a flower, little flower
* luorai - flower, blossom
* luorajosora, luorisora, lorisol - the "beautiful flower letter", Ѫ, which represents the ö phoneme in Wonao languages.
	+ Also a popular symbol of Wonao culture and identity.
* -lut - to put together
* lutanbal - collection of words, language
* lutjasor - a masterpiece
* lutra - a bundle, a band
* lutravil, lutrawil - united people, federation, league; hooray
* -lutwi - to fly

M

* maata - small, little
* maatadžatol - small fort
* Maatimijo - a blonde water fairy, a cute person
* -ma'eu, -makeu - to laugh
* maiamai - blossoming flowers, a meadow, spring
* maiawa - "cute little people", Dollfolk
* maimonö - praise, glory to
* Maimonö Džōju - Praise the Gods!, Glory to Heaven!
* maivöl, māvjöl - warmer, south, southern
* majaga - dead body, corpse
* -mak - one who works in, a worker of
	+ plural: -makau
* makan - a hook
* makeuga - laugher
* makiga - giggling, chuckle
* mako - play, fun, amusement
* -makoma - to play
* -makorik - to play a trick
* makura - shark
	+ This is one of three words in Eosome that mean "shark", but it refers to any and all sharks in general. "Hakera" is mostly in northern and eastern dialects, "jokkal" is in Koscheigrad and southern dialects, while "makura" is in western dialects and Starij Province (which is influenced by Naonaere).
* -mauk - to pray
* mauktoko, maukoto - large temple, temple
* mæowaka - work, business, activity, accomplishment
* mæsam - being, person, self-awareness, name, character
* -mæwak - to work
* -mæwi - to finish, to end, to make complete
* mæwikjæ - that which is finished, a complete set
* mæwoka - accomplishment, completion, complete; completed, finished, full
* memoen - being random
* memu - random
* merai - star (classical), a saint, an angel
* meta - flint
* metop - dough, tart, pie
* metsa - cloud, a lone cloud, a lone island
* mewai - sea
* mi ... - of (genitive, formal or honorific)
* midaëta - of harvest, gathering and storing crops, new year's day
* mihha - wise
* -mijo - to shower with affection, to love dearly
* mijokka - a cute person, someone beloved
* mikjæ - full, complete
* mikjæ rāloi, mjækrāloi - full moon, full moon festival
* mikol, miko - a set, something put together, a structure
* mikotlan (from mi katoluvan) - federal
* mila - long (in time), enduring, long-lived
* Mila! - Long live!
* Mila Resovjant! - Long Live Bujan!
* milækjaara - long lived and united
	+ Also a patriotic slogan wishing long life to Bujan.
* milnakdola - free for a long time; independence
* Miranvant - Marnos
* -mita, -mit - to see
* mitan - sight
* mi-todas - a school
* mitu - small, minor, lesser
* mitudžo - outpost, watch tower, cannon tower, anti-air battery
* mja - love, care, kindness
* mjöta, mjönta - horse
* mjötadaë - a unicorn, a horned horse
* mo- - turns a word into a verb, to cause an action
* -mo'aljen - to make someone angry, to enrage
* moilan - to shine a ray
* -moin - to meet
* mokor - one who goes like a shark; an assassin, a raider, a hired killer; a gangster
* mokrasubati - to finish, to make perfect
* molbo, mollo - birth
* -momaro - to be a fool
* -momilnaktol - to fight for independence, to seek freedom from someone who is bad
* momo - guess
* momo-ra - clumsy, a clumsy person, a fool
* momorö - clumsy
* mo-muen - to randomly try, to stumble
* -momuwö - to stumble, to stagger
* monækir - mountain goat
* mōpi - a fool
* motjol - ease, slowness
* motju - slow
* moto - about
* -motoksöl - to make a place holy, to consecrate, to purify, to exorcise
* motto - slow down
* -moz - to slow down
* -mögya - to smoke, to fume, to smoke a cigar, to suffocate
* mögyödo - smoking, suffocation
* mögyöla - suffocation, choking, poisonous gases
* mrān(ta) (D, 皿, mraañ) - a plate
	+ Archaic: mrāñ
* Mrāntarau Kögitsi - Broken Plates
* mu - a guess, an attempt
* -mu - to guess, to try
* muta - leg
* -muva - to pray
* muvak - a prayer
* Muvantmas - Thirty-Three, the United Realm, the Devout Realm.
	+ Thirty-three is a sacred number in Wonao culture, symbolising unity and victory.

N

* na - a person
* na'i - can you?
* na'ika'e? - can you do it?
* naënomik - summer
* nakdaran, naktaran - freedom, liberty
* nakdarrō - free person, one not tortured or enslaved, a healed person
* nakdo - free, not enslaved, not tortured, innocent
* namairæ, nmairæ - now
* namnai, namnajan - current
* Namyr, Namira - (Pinogunian: 浪人, "namiri", "wanderer, a rounin") an ethnic Pinogunian who lives among the Wonao peoples as one of the country's peoples.
	+ Pinogunians who are not of the Namirian ethnicity, such as those of their homeland of Pinoguni, are not considered as "Namyrau".
* nanta - glow, sunrays, rays
* Nantaau Korurai - Rays of the Sun, Rays of the Kolovrat, blessing of the Gods
* nantamnai - noon
* nantökæ, nantö - Oh my Gods!
	+ From "Nantaau Korurai", distorted.
* naor - wild, mad, insane, deranged
* naorek - wild person, barbarian
* -nar - to flow
* nara - flow, stream
* nara(ha) - light, ray, beam, bright line, way, road, guide, trail
* Naraja - the Good Way, Dharma, a righteous path, righteousness, justice
	+ En Naraja, En Kōruima - No Justice, No Peace/Without Justice, There Is Only Fear
* narejakōhan - moral class
* narau - flow
* narau(le) - tail
* nari - it flows, water
* narime - crane bird
* naru - path
* nau - water (that is scooped), a handful
* naukorol - (archaic) water crawler, a sea turtle
* nawjeñ
* næntul - a bird that pecks liars
* neloika - island
* netsjöl, nesjöl - north
* niha(s) - fire, scorching fire
* nihez - outlaw, one whose face was branded or burned
* nik - goblin
* nīla - sea, ocean (larger)
	+ plural: nīlaau
* nīlakjad - major sea or ocean route
* nilka - an island
* Nira - chill, cold; November
* nītjöl - freezing cold, snowy breeze, bad omen
* njakuta - priests
* nō - snow
* nogom - silent, silence
* noi! - go now!
* nojosor - "fiery spear", a pike or glaive
* nok - to go
* nokil - lizard
* nokorol - sea turtle
* nom - four, harmony, harmonious
* Nom Džoltsekarau, Nomdžolkarau - Four Empires, four empires waging war in the mythological Terran continent of Cetraevelski; Terran countries
* Nomdžol - "of the Four Empires"; Terran, evil
* Nomdžörê - Terran language; especially English and Russian
* nomdžöro - a Terran
* nōmi, nōmika'e - question
* Nomnotlau - Four Hells, Terran countries
* norokoi - spear, glaive
* norokol - coral, branches
* nosor(a) - - law, rule, instruction
	+ pl: nosorkau
* notla - a hell, place of demons and evil
* notlon - winter, freezing, Hell
* notlun - snowstorm
* Notluna - the great snowy wastes, Hell
* nöja - to like doing
* nöl - minor bridge, a river crossing
* nölagi, nölara - a bridge
* nölun - across, through
* nönræ - pink, flowery
* nörælun, Nörælan - pink-hair, Ontemazei
	+ The Ontemazei of Bujan voted this name as the official translation of "Ontemazei race" in Eosome, out of several other names shown to them or created by themselves.
* Nrunarönö - (D) Men of Bronze, Daizhouvians
* nwal, nwol - dark, darkness

Ng
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In modern Eosome, "ng" is now only used among some dialects, and is no longer considered official or standard. It is mostly retained in ceremonial or archaic words, and loanwords from archaic Daizhouvian.

People who still use "ng" in daily speech are seen as formalistic or aristocratic.

* Nge, Ñe - Oh, O
	+ One of a portion of words in standard Eosome where it is consistently spelled as "ng". In casual or modern speech, this word becomes "De" or "Wo".
* Ñokrana - (D, 五行, ngo graang) an offering of five substances to the gods
	+ Ѵwа Ңокрана: "ваі, тагант, ніхас, туса, гаклід" ат.
	+ Ywa Ñokrana: "vai, tagant, nihas, tusa, gaklid" at.
	+ "The five parts [y-wa] of the ngokrana ritual are: 'water, wood, fire, earth, and metal'."
* Ñönnö, Gonno - a ghost, a Bujanski
	+ The strongest racist slur towards Bujanski Slavs.
* ñöru, ñötnö - a ghost, an undead spirit
* Ñrolulant (ancient Iozaean, "ñroluk") - Land of Chariots, ancient Iozae
* Ñrolulönö (ancient Iozaean, "ñroluk") - Men of Chariots, ancient Iozaeans
* ñruñ, ñrul, kirul (D, from 彤, "tong") - bronze, especially Daizhouvian bronze or metal
* Ñruñarant (D, archaic) - ancient Daizhou, the Land of Bronze
* Ñrunarönö - (D, archaic) Men of Bronze, Daizhouvians

O

* obuta - leather, hide of an animal
* očena (D: 和尚, hua džiañ) - a Buddhist monk
* -oh - to be afraid
* ohal - fear, terror
* om, omlo - old, archaic
* omtri - enlightened, cultured, civilised, wise
* omtrimihhan - great wisdom, right actions
* Omtrimjohan Mawa - Noble Eightfold Path in Buddhism
* Omtrirant - Umbirab
* omtrirumai - path to wisdom
* ... on - (genitive)
* ongen - yawn
* Orantæsad, Orjantas - a crusader, a warrior in a "rainbow war" or Wonao crusade, a liberator, a purifier
* oratsal - a slayer (of evil people or beings), a warrior, a hero, a very good person, a saint
* orei- - to glow, to shine
* oren - mouth
* ori - glow
* ōril - star
* ōrilan - constellation, brilliance
* ōrilosor - beautiful star, a beautiful lantern
* orirana - charm, talisman
* orel - shell, seashell, an ancient unit of currency in Resovjant

O

* -önda - to come, to arrive, to show up

P

* -pajalo, -paojal - to allow
* pajolan - tolerance, permission, allowing something
	+ Čolma pajolan un - "love and tolerance"
* Pandži! - Take the vow!
	+ Uttered when people gather together to swear in or take an oath. When a person yells, "Pandži!", the attendants stand in attention and begin the vow.
* pandži - a vow, an oath
* -pandži - to swear, to vow
* paorit - cough
* -pat - to kill
* -pawot - to cough, to hack
* pel - cherry, cherry flower, pink
* pelak - cherry fruit
* pelaun - cherry tree
* Pelorand - Land of Cherries, Pinoguni
* Pelorönê - of the country of Pinoguni, Pinogunian
* Pelorönö - People of Cherries, Pinoguni, "Japanese"
* Pelorörō - someone from Pinoguni
* pelum - limit, boundary
* pelumben - limit (more abstract)
* pijo - cute, dear, sweet
* pijopijo - a small bird, chirping
* Pijotyri - "people of dolls", Dollfolk
* -pinja - to hang an object
* pinjak - something that is hanged
	+ pinjañ
* pjalau - canvas, sail, canopy, paper used for painting
* pjammjo - a doll, something cute or adorable
	+ pjamljo
* Pjammjovwil - Dollfolk
* pjol - sail, cloak
* -plo - to splash
* plos - a splash
* pommi, pjæuni, pjaoni - cute, dreamy, lovely
	+ Archaic: pomli, pomni
	+ Koscheigradian, Lidongradian: pjauni, pjaomeja, pjomuni, pjomni, pomni
* -pon, -ponna - to float
* poni - a kite
* puara - tower, watch tower, outpost
* pukei, pjukei - a very strong curseword
* purosne - a pile of gold dust, wealth
* purozen - wealth, affluence, finances

R

* r, ru, ry - to do
* ra’ehha - justice
* radakara - a stork made of diamonds, a bird of truth
* raiti - star
* -ran - something that is done
* rang (spelled as ran-g) - harmony, the sound of a stringed instrument
	+ Archaic: rañ
* ranga (ran-ga) - thunder
	+ Archaic: rañga
* ranna - balance, harmony, peace, contentment, serenity
* rannajosor - beauty caused by harmony
* rannakoro - reconciliation, a path to peace, penance, purification
* rata - vast, realm, sea
* ratahau - sea (archaic)
	+ plural: rataau ("seas"), ratahaau ("oceans", "skies", "regions of space")
* ratandaara - vast realm united by a king, kingdom
* Ratandaara Katolurana - Federal Kingdom, Bujan
* Ratandaara Resovænda - the Kingdom of Resovjant; the Kingdom of Bujan.
* rataorel - seashell, money
* ratau - king, ruler of the realm; sea
	+ Any non-Bujanski monarch is known as "ratau", including Pinogunian emperors. Historical emperors, Zvestarid kings, and modern Bujanski kings, are known as "Džararataënda".
	+ plural ("kings"): rataraau
	+ plural ("seas"): rataau
* rataukjad - sea route
* rati - a flash, a star
* rægjāru - a tiger-eagle, a gryphon
* rægjom - a tiger, a god, a king
* re-džatma, re-džatmon - a rifleman, a ranged soldier, a soldier with a gun
* re-džradžon - a scientist
* re-jakka - archer
* re-josira - a splendid one; a hero
	+ "Rejosirau Maimonö!" - "May our heroes shine with glory!", festive greeting on Independence Day
* Rejosor - one who loves Wonao culture, "a beautiful one"
* Rejosoril - one who happily adopts Wonao traditions
* re-ketop - someone who blocks a person online
* re-kitol - builder
* rennezan, re-nihezan - one who is being banished, an exile, an outlaw; a criminal undergoing penance in order to be forgiven
* rereumol - one who properly follows steps
* rerigal - a brave one, a hero
* re-saön - a merchant, a trader
* reumo - proper, correct
* Reumok - a Bujanski who behaves like a Wonao, a "corrected one"
* Resovjant, Ersovjant - literally "the land of sunrise mulberries"; Bujan.
* Rewasea, Wasea - (slang) an artist; a Bujanski person
* rigal - brave, brave and happy
* rigala - happiness, joy, delight, hope, bravery; a state of happiness mixed with courage
* rigaula, rikaa - sunrise, dawn
* rikairaz - daytime; morning; daylight; hope; justice
* rikaa - saffron colour, orange, light of the rising sun, hope
* rikaahoro - "fiery orange", holy fire
* rikaajosor - "beautiful dawn", an excellent morning, good start of a new era, good luck
* rikaala - "fiery dawn"
* ringom, rægjom - a tiger, a god
* Rodnoveræi - (Bj) Rodnovery, the national religion of Bujan.
* rōja, rōwja, rauva - a boat
* rokkurokka! - caution, danger!; (archaic) an earthquake
* ... ron, -roñ - with, alongside
	+ archaic: -roñ
* ron(a)-, roña(t)- - pro-, supporting
	+ archaic: roña(t)-, roña(r)
* ronara - companion, ally, fellow
	+ archaic, classical, poetic, honourific: roñara
* roñarik - "town of the companions"
	+ Known for being "Christmastown", its onion-domed temples, and the open presence of the Terran religion known as Christianity. This was due to the people of Rongarik being very loyal to Bujan, from defecting and fighting for the revolution, to supporting the royal government against the ATA militants.
	+ In some Eosome dialects, the name is pronounced as "Ronarik" or "Rontarik".
* rōsei - (Tu) magical, pretty
* rota, rotatau - a decorative pole used to celebrate the end of a month, at the kahulan festival.
* rotel - a cowshell used as currency among the Wonaos; currency; money; a cent
* rova - a year
* röinta - bronze
* röintora - return, especially of a hero
* -röintora - to return, to restore order, to rescue
* -röisö - to come back, to return
* Röjondakrönö - Men of Bronze, Daizhouvians
* rö(m) - in, inside
* ruči - (Tu) magic
* Rukanarant - Rukania
* rumai - road, path, teachings
* Rumai Bogi - Rodnovery, the Slavic religion
* Rumai Daruma, Rumai Bjoda - (Sa) Buddhism
* Rumai Jel - Way of Pain, sins in the Wonao religion
	+ Including: cannibalism, laughing at victims, and sadism.
	+ As the opposite of Rumai Kor, it is basically the worst and most abusive sins in Wonao culture.
* Rumai Kor - Way of the Gods, the Wonao native religion.
* Rumai Mahadaruma, Mahadaruma - (Sa) Hinduism
* rumjakoro - holy path, path to righteousness, ascension, penance, enlightenment, purification, sanctification
* rusa, resa - deer
* rusega - a species of red deer in eastern Bujan
	+ archaic: ruseña, rusenga

S

* s - wave, turn, stage
	+ One of a few words in Eosome that consist of only a consonant.
	+ In older times, "wave" was "so" or "sol"; and "turn" or "stage" was "ulos".
* sa - this
* sagjod - a shop
* sagöta, sajöto - small market
* sagötoma - a marketplace, a great market
* -sainda - to trade
* sal - letter, glyph, ideogram
* Sankjata - (Sa, archaic) Sanskrit language, holy language of the Dharma, Buddhist or Hindu scriptures and prayers
* Sanskrutam, Sansakruta - (Sa, modern) Sanskrit language, holy language of the Dharma
* saön - trading, commerce, exchange
* -sanod - to sell
* -sat - to kill, to strike down
* satjelun - killing an evil person, execution, avenging by killing an evildoer
* -sator, -satol - to execute, to punish and kill, to destroy an offender
* satta, satuo - kill, killing, slaying
* satura - execution
* saumæ - a gift
* sawuaas - domain
* Sasawuaas, Sasawas - This Realm; Bujan (poetic)
* sæu, stæu, sæumo - a cat
* sekau - itch
* selau - sail, veil, napkin, blanket
* selyrau - canopy; (poetic) night sky, night
* sen - (archaic, classical) no, not
	+ Now mostly used in western, Koscheigrad, and Lidongrad dialects
	+ In modern Eosome, "en" is the standard word for "no". Using "sen" for "no" is considered snobbish or aristocratic; people can be ridiculed if they use "sen" but behave in a vulgar manner.
* sewodatanna - a welcoming ceremony
	+ archaic: sewodatañ
* sima - speed, pace
* sima pelumben - speed limit
* sjavoi - east
	+ archaic: hjavoi
* sjeh, sjehol - dark, shady
* sjema - rhythm, time
* sirisa - jingles, small bells
* so, sol - wave (archaic); musical note, tone
* -soan - to arrive, to come here
* sōban - flood
* sōbanjel - one who laughs at victims of a flood or kills flood survivors for fun.
	+ This person has committed one of the most unforgivable sins in Wonao culture. For that, he and his family are punished: him with an execution, and his family would either be outcasts or executed too, depending on the anger of the people.
* sōbanore(k), sōban rejakka - someone who fires arrows at flood survivors, a flood archer; a person tasked to kill people fleeing from a disaster; a hypocrite; a war criminal
	+ Killing or harming survivors of a natural or manmade disaster is forbidden in Wonao law. The punishment may extend to all members of the family, if the people are angry enough; or they would be merciful enough to leave the family as shamed outcasts.
* sōh, sōjoh - black, mournful
* sōhirikaa - "dawn comes after the dark", hope
* soinramei, soinrama - crane dance, traditional Wonao dance
* -soj, -soi, -swoi - to dance
* sōjap - wing of a bird
	+ Sōjapau Atolmai on - Wings of the Albatross
* sojau - dance
* solan - music
* solanra - musical, pleasant-sounding
* sōril - beam, sword
* sosol - echo
* sö- - sancto-, holy ...
* söamto - holy circle, holy field, khram or kapische (Slavic temple-field)
* söjosor, söujosor - holy and beautiful, divine beauty, virtue, righteousness
* sön, söun - heart; holy, sacred
	+ May be pronounced as [søʊ̯n]
* sönnanta - lantern
* söna - bright, radiant, clean, happy, hopeful; holy, divine
* sönjo - holy, blessed, good, saintly
* Sö(n)savuand - the Holy Realm, Bujan
* söry - mist
* su - big
* su- - mega, bigger ..., very ...
* -su - to grow
* subati - it is finished, it is done, completed, hurray
* sum - wise, intelligent, prudent
* sumaëha - a wise person, a genius
* susöna - very holy, very good, very blessed, very beautiful
* susönoi - a saint, a holy person

T

* ta'e - a horn, a broken piece
* ta'emakor - shark tooth
* ta'emonæk - ram horn, chisel
* taël - a line
* taëlan - horizontal
* taëlap - straight
* tagant - wood, a tree
* taira - chief, lord
* tairau - finishing blow, last piece, crescendo, spire
* Taluverant - Daleskarnia
* tanilun - an "advisor" or "mediator"
	+ In ancient Wonao society, tanilunau were usually people who were neither male nor female, or who had changed their gender. Because they were believed to represent both genders, tanilunau worked as judges, advisors, and physicians.
* taval - a family
* tæimæk - a pen
* tæura - home
* Tæuralöty - the Homeland, Bujan
* -te - to have
* -têja - to be proud of, to be happy for
	+ E,g, "Lom Wonaorörō-têja!" - "I am proud to be a Wonao!"
* têjan - glorified, praised, proud
	+ related to -tizeg (to stand up)
* -tizeg - to stand up
* -tizei, -tjozei - stand up! (imperative)
* tjasa - fast
* tjasewōri - "hotline", contacting an online moderator to resolve an online conflict
* Tjeru - Terra, Hell
* Tjerurant - Hell
* tjoloi - west
* tjolsæu, tjalsæu - "west cat", snow leopard
	+ A traditional symbol of the western direction in Wonao folklore, from the sightings of snow leopards in Daizhou.
* Tjoltæsad - Crusade of the West, Wonao counter-offensives against the Pinogunian Empire's invasions
* Tlōjorant - "Land of Clay", ancient Iozae
* tlōju - clay
* tlōnbajosor - very delightful
* tlōnbo - wonderful, delightful
* Tlōrönö - "Men of Clay", ancient Iozaeans
* toga - venue, place
* togamak - a worker in a place, staff member
* togau - hand
	+ archaic: toñau
* toggatel - a place of coins; a chest; a treasury
* togurelus - stage, theatre
* toha - summit, highest, zenith, middle, middle point
* -toh, tohha - peak
* toja - true
* tokar, tokavru - a spinel gem, spinel
* Tokavrant, Tjokavrant - Land of Spinel, Vozolaz, Sarmelonid Empire, the continent of Palkyras
	+ Also, "Vozulant", "Vjolzulant"
* Tokavrönö, Tjokavrönö - Men of Spinel, Sarmelonids, Sarmelonid Empire, Vozonids
* Tokavru Rumai - the Spinel Path, worship of the Vozonid gods
* tokmaukor - spinel temple, Vozonid temple
* toko - place
* toko-, tog- - place of
* tokodasa - an academy
* toksöl - holy place, temple, shrine
* tol - tree
* tologau, tollau - arm
	+ archaic: toloñau
* tolu - one, together
* toluran - put together, a friendship, a connection, cooperation
* toluan - fusion, combination, pattern
* toluvan - a united effort, something that is done together
* tomau - friend
* tōrad(an) - ally, reliable friend, greater friend
* torelsan - acting, drama
* tormak - a bonfire
* tōrukal - an extended family
* toz - beast
* tozundlau - (very offensive) a beast person
* tri - they (divine)
* tsol - death. destruction, ruin
* -tsol - to kill
* tsondalon - (D, 廚, do; "death closet") a coffin, a chest for relics from the remains of a dead person
* tsronta - sharp and vertical mountain peak
* tsrontus, tsrontul - someone who stops a person from falling and getting hurt
* -tsul - to die
* tsulboni - deadly, lethal
* tsusban, tsulbant - passing away, death (dignified)
* tsusbun - passing away, death
* tsusol - funeral
* tuhhe - hate
* tumpasa - core
* turun - fall
* -turun - to fall down
* -tus - to hold or carry with hands
* tus tsun - funeral, carrying the dead to a pyre or grave
* tusa - earth, ground, soil
* tusont - the ground, the earth
* tyos, čyōsa - (D: 兔, tuōs) - rabbit
* tyri - a nonhuman, especially a very weak species like a fairy
	+ Accepted by Ontemazei as a name for themselves, to differentiate themselves from other species, and to mock other people seeing them as weak.

U

* -uezol - to cover, like with a cloak or shroud
* uljo, yljo - vessel
* ulos - stage, floor, bed
* umi - leaf, leaves
* ... un - and
* (u)re- - -doer
* ure-gakka - protector, security guard, guard, watchman
* ureimê - loser, an unlucky person
* ure-sobati - victor
* ure-ulos - a stage dancer, an actor
* Urrumjaro, Urrumjaro Bjoda - the Enlightened One, the Buddha
* Urrerumai - "Enlightened Path", Buddhism
* usbun - deathbed, resting place, grave
* -utrun - to fall down
* -utsun - to drop something
* -utsusbun - to pass away, to die
* -uttun - to drop
* utwyjo - a weak fire put out by the wind

V

* vadna - same
* vai, vejai - water
* vaikoro - whirlpool, maelstrom
* Vaikoro, Vaikoro Wahan'edn'e - City of the Whirlpool, Koscheigrad
* vaitsusol - water funeral, sending a body to a whirlpool to release the soul to the Gods
* valukan, vjalukan - (Bj) high priest, Rodnover volkhov (a high priest or head priest of a temple)
	+ Also used for high priests in some other religions, like Romuva (Marnosyn religion), Vozonid religion, and even Buddhism and Terran churches.
* -van - a city, a town
* vanudna - common, standard
	+ Vanudna Aosomaë - Common Eosome, modern Eosome
* vanui - mountain
* vanuitoha - zenith, tallest mountain
* vata - smooth, slippery
* ve - day of, festival
* Ve Ālojosor - New Year's Eve, Day of the Beautiful Fires
* Ve Damoblo, Ve Damalo - Birthday
* Ve Horiwen - Day of Bonfires, New Year's Eve
* Ve Kasubati - Victory Day, Independence Day
* Ve Mitouladan - Vidovdan Day, Holy Day of Svetovid
* Ve Milnakdola - Independence Day
* Ve Nosorkau - Nosorkau Day, Day of the Laws, Constitution Day
* Ve Rataudamlo - King's Birthday
* vjana - sunrise, east
* vjanarikaa - eastern sky, morning sky
* vjo - wind, gust, breeze
* vjonda - inspiration
* -vjont, -vjent - to blow (wind), to be inspired
* vjoratsal - a champion, a knight
* vondoi - great mountain
* vosro - fountain
* vrā, vurā - (D: 馬, mraa) a horse
* vulao - mist
* vulo - wing with long feathers, big or long wings
* vwil, vuil, voil, vil, wil - people, ethnicity, tribe, folk

W

* waëra - win, victory, triumph, survival
* -waëra - to triumph, to overcome, to win
* waërai - triumph, overcoming
* waërāta - dismantling, pushing obstacles; victory
* wahan - great city
* wahazan - clown
* wai - bow, prostration, worship, salute, humble, silent, silence
* -wai - to bow down
* -wal - to go crazy
* waloi - drunk
* walut - funny
* walūte - lip
* want, wais - hand ("it has ten fingers")
* wari - rope, time
* wæhoz - wobble
* wīla - (archaic) green, lush
* wīlarura - spring
* Wisendant - Visenga
* wisora - spring of water, well
* -wodna - to work together
* Wonaorörō - the people who work together, the native people of Bujan, Irajon, and Baido; the Wonaos.
* wusna, wusona, wusena - fear, terror, fright

Y

* yl, ul - down
	+ In more prestigious forms of archaic Eosome, such as during the Sixteenth Age for Ersoviantese, "ul" was among a few words with an "y" sound, so it was "yl". This usage was revived in modern Bujan after independence.
	+ In Ersoviant, and later in Zvesta and Bujan, elevators are known by two words from arrow signs: ʌо (lo) and ѵʌ (yl, ul), which mean "up" and "down". In modern Bujanski, these two words became used as slang for both "up", "down", and the Common letters "l" (л) and "y" (ѵ).

Z

* zadal - dirty
* zadal kuni - a filthy pig, a strong insult, a dirty and unkempt person
* zadalna - filthy, gross
* -zak - to cut
* zakne - knife
* zan - wind
* zane - hand fan, swatter
* -zaral - to attack
* -zarel - to fight
* zeruo, zrö - sand
* zeula - typhoon, terrible storm, great storm
* zeulvan - "storm cities", ancient underground shelters built to protect people from typhoons
* zje, zela (D: 寺, zy) - a Buddhist temple or monastery
* zō - rays of the rising sun, morning, red or orange dawn, birth, beginning, dawn
* zōrikaa - morning sunlight, blessing
* zol - cloak
* -zonā - to blow (wind)
* zonok - knife coins from ancient Daizhou
* zont, zonta - gold
* zontalun, zotlun - gold-hair, blonde, Slavic
* zonuda - (D, from dzoñ, 藏, "a vault") a wardrobe
* -zōr - to think
* zōra - brain, site of thinking
* zōrænna - a rainbow
* zōredne - I am sorry
* zōri - sharp, sharpness
* zōrimihha - awareness, understanding, consideration, respect
* zōrimu - to guess
* zōrokra - intelligence
* zōrukir, zōrir - smart
* -zreuta, -zroita, -nroida - to destroy as if by typhoon, to sweep away, to overwhelm
* -zukan, -zakna - to cut or tear to pieces
* zulan - storm; January
* zuon - gust, breeze
* zuelani - stormy, uncertain

## Native Wonao months

* March - Wīlarura - Spring
* April - Wīlatol - Tree Blossoms
* May - Datormak - Bonfires of the Sun ("dara tormakau")
* June - Tojarikaa - True Dawn
* July - Surataauva - Vast Ocean
* August - Rovjatoha - Year's Peak
* September - Sarikaa - Saffron
* October - Tsonkovjomi - Dying Leaves of a Tree
* November - Nira - Chill
* December - Notlon - Winter
* January - Zulan - Storm
* February - Yoljatoha - Year's Depth
* 24 Feb - 1/2 Mar - Lurō, Lurōri (the final week)

## Place names

* Resovjant - Bujan
* Iravana - Irajon
* Makkatol - Makkadal
* Rukania
* Pinoguni
* Daizhou
* Hiriwa
* Daleskarnia
* Vozolaz
* Marnos
* Visenga
* Umbirab
* Porashon
* Ardesch
* Tukshara
* Vaikoro - Koscheigrad, capital of Bujan
* Ködakeraê, Ködakeraien - Koedaker language, native and aristocratic language of Koscheigrad

## Pronunciation

* ae, aë - [aɛ]
* æ - [æ]
* č - [t͡ʃ~t͡ʂ]
* dž - [ɟ]
* h - [h]
	+ Not [x] as in Bujanski kh.
	+ [-x] at the middle or end of a word
* hh - [ħː]
	+ [χ(ː)~x] in ceremonial speech
* i - [i], sometimes [-ɯ-] medially and unstressed
	+ Although some Wonao-speakers try to avoid this [-ɯ-] pronunciation as "vulgar", this is considered the correct pronunciation in formal Eosome.
* j - [j]
* -nt - [-ntʰ]
* ñ - [ŋ]
	+ modern times [n], [g], [k], [-n(ː)a]. Some modern speakers of Eosome pronounce "ng" correctly in daily life.
* ö - [ø]
	+ [øʊ̯] in the word sön (holy) and in related and derived terms.
* v - [ʋ~v~β]
* wa - [wa]
	+ [oa] in ceremonial speech
* y - [y~ɯ]
	+ allophone of u

i, ö, y may sometimes lapse into [ɯ] when unstressed.

## Samples

See also: Samples of Eosome

**Olka Resovjant Sösavuant.**

**Олка Ресовјант Сосавуант.**

[ˈolkʌ ˈresoβʲʌntʰ ˈsøʊ̯saβʷantʰ]

*All Bujan Sacred.*

All of the nation of Bujan is a holy realm./All of Bujan is Holy.

**Resovjant tæura löty!**

**Ресовјант тѣура лѫтѵ!**

[ˈresoβʲʌntʰ tæʊ̯ˈraː ˈløtɯ]

*Bujan home my!*

Bujan is my home!

**Teunöi-baja ikênda!**

**Теунѫі-баја ікѧнда!**

[tɛʊ̯ˈnøi̯bʌjä iˈkjændä]

*We-walk together!*

We walk together!

## Trivia

* Eosome was partly influenced by Malay, especially in grammar; and several other Austronesian languages like Maori and Formosan languages of Taiwan.
* (Bj) - Bujanski Slavic loanword
* (V) - Vozonid/Sarmelonid loanword
* (D) - ancient Daizhouvian loanword
	+ Daizhouvian loanwords in Eosome were based on reconstructed ancient pronunciations of Chinese words.
* (Sa) - Sanskrit loanword
* \* From Buddhist and Hindu prayers brought to Resovjant since ancient times.
* (Tu) - old Tuksharan loanword
* (Q) - Qyuvian/English loanword
* (Rz) - Tyrskan/Russian loanword
* Eosome and various other Wonao languages choose to use the "ѫ" letter to transcribe the "ö" vowel in Common. This is because they consider it to be a very beautiful letter, so they call it "the flower letter".
	+ Just as ѣ (ae) became a cultural symbol of the Bujanski Slavs, ѫ (oe) became a similar emblem for Wonao peoples.

## See also

* Eosome slang
* Wonao calendar
* Wonao glossary
* Wonao people
* Wonao mythology
* Drevobojanse glossary
* Bujanski glossary
* Naonaere glossary
* Koedaker glossary
* Makkadalish glossary
* Daizhouvian loanwords in Wonao languages
* List of Wonao names