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Hiroyuki Owaku/大和久 宏之

Hiroyuki Owaku is a games programmer.

### Early Career & Silent Hill

He was born in 1975 in Ibaraki, and was raised in Saitama. He joined Konami in April of 1997.

He was an enemy and event programmer for *Silent Hill*, and created all the various puzzles for the game. Images of his puzzle rough designs have been found on a demo copy of the game.

After Keiichiro Toyama left KCET, Owaku stepped forward to work as scenario writer for *Silent Hill 2*. The story would be developed by the central team, and those ideas would be turned into a rough script by Owaku, which would be edited by the team and translated by Jeremy Blaustein. He was also involved in the drama programming, and would once again write all the riddles.

*Silent Hill 3*'s scenario would be written solely by Owaku, and he would continue to work on event programming and riddle writing. He would not be directly involved in *Silent Hill 4: The Room,* but the character of Walter Sullivan was invented by him in the backstory of *Silent Hill 2;* and he wrote original lyrics for songs for the game.

### After Silent Hill

After Silent Hill, Owaku, Masahiro Ito, and Hatakeda Norihito were assigned to an unknown game project which was cancelled in 2006.

His name appears on over fifty Konami patents through 2018, and he is likely still at Konami. He appears to be involved in online games and phone game projects for Asian markets, including a 2008 MMORPG called *Chaotic Eden*, a mobile game collection called *Dragon Collection* - for which he won an award in 2012 - and a series called *Busou Shinki*.

### Sources

* Patents
* Mobile Game 2012 Award Nomination
* Owaku Appearance at Busou Shinki Event

#### Interviews

* IGN SH3
* CVG SH3
* Chaotic Eden 4Gamer
* Chaotic Eden Live Event

#### Videos

* Monitor TV SH3
* Silent Hill 3 Team Interview
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Index 索引/K

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K

* 狭窄。 narrow.
* etymology: from kua “wide”, or from Hokkien 卡 (khee) “be stucked”

【**kar**】r.

* 打猎，猎取。to hunt.
* etymology: from Japanese 狩り (kari) “to hunt”

* 河道，河床。 canal, river channel.
	+ = ke lȳ (river)
* etymology: from Hokkien 溪 (khe) “brook, creek”

【**ker**】r.

* 日出；升起，上升。 (sun) to rise, to flow up.
	+ 开始，启动；刷新。 to start, to turn on, to open ; to refresh.
* etymology: from the name of ancient egyptian god **‡{ḫprj}** (**Khe**p**r**i)

* 軟而韌、有弹性的樣子。
* etymology: from Hokkien ⿰米臼/䊆/𩚨 (khiū) “(food) soft and pliable; chewy”

【**kiā**】r.

* 土地，土壤，泥土。 ground, soil, dirt.
* etymology: from Navajo kéyah “land, ground”

【**kiē**】r.

* 站立，站直。 to stand.
* etymology: from Navajo kéyah “land, ground”

* 空缺；没有。
	+ 0, 数字0。zero.
* etymology: from Vietnamese không “zero, none”

【**koī**】r.

* 议会，会议。 meeting, conference, congress; assembly, parliament.
* from Mongolian ᠬᠥᠷᠲᠡᠢ (Qural/Hural) “assembly, parliament”

【**koí**】r.

* n. 爱意，恋慕。 love, like.
* etymology: from Japanese **恋**しい (koisii) “longed for, missed, felt homesick for”

### ku

【**kua**】r.

* 宽。 wide.
* etymology: from Hokkien 阔 (khua) “wide”

### ky

【**kyt**】r.

* 静止，停下，驻留。to stay, to stop, to remain (at somewhere).
* etymology: from Hokkien 屈 (khut) “”
Gotta Get a Goody

A folk style song in C Major, changing to D for verse 3 and then E at the end.

## Lyrics

Did you ever eat a pizza in the middle of the night?

Did you sneak into the kitchen by the pale moonlight?

Did you go to get a goody? Did you go to get a bite?

Did you ever eat a pizza in the middle of the night?

Gotta go to get a goody (3x) In the middle of the night.

Gotta go to get a goody (3x) In the middle of the night.

Did you ever bake a brownie in the middle of the night?

Did you sneak into the kitchen by the pale moonlight?

Did you go to get a goody? Did you go to get a bite?

Did you ever bake a brownie in the middle of the night?

(CHORUS)

Did you ever slice a sandwich in the middle of the night?

Did you sneak into the kitchen by the pale moonlight?

Did you go to get a goody? Did you go to get a bite?

Did you ever slice a sandwich in the middle of the night?

(CHORUS)

Did you ever peel a pickle in the middle of the night?

Did you sneak into the kitchen by the pale moonlight?

Did you go to get a goody? Did you go to get a bite?

Did you ever peel a pickle in the middle of the night?

(CHORUS twice)
Index 索引/Z

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Z

### za

【**za**】r.

* (diminutive, and nounizative prefix).
* etymology: from Dongbei Mandarin 子 (za) “(diminutive prefix)”

【**zíc̃**】r.

* etymology: from “zíc̃ li”

【**zíc̃ li**】r.

* 整理，使整齐。
* etymology: from Hokkien 整理 (tsing li) “”

【**zeū**】r.

* 船，艘类的总称。generic term of ship.
* etymology:

【**zeū lac̃**】r.

* 独木舟。canoe.
* etymology: zeū “ship” + lac̃ “log”

【**zot**】r.

* 羚羊；羊的总称。gazelle; generic term of Caprinae.
* etymology: from Tibetan གཙོད (gtsod) “tibeten gazelle”
Vut

## tíc̃ mī kiā

**vut** n.

本义为北极光。
By the origin, “vut” means the aurora (meteorology).
在空茗语的神话中，极光因其千变万化的姿态，被认为是「天上的巨灵」。
In myths of Kia-speaking people, “vut”s are “the great spirits on sky”, because them huge and protean terms.
由此，「vut」也被空茗人用于描述各种神魔精怪。
For this reason, “vut” is also a general word of deities, demons, soul, ghosts, fairies, imps, pixies, goblins, elves, and so on.
include Jinn, Vampire or Youkai.
* etymology: from Chinese 物 (OC \*mɯd > MC \*mɨut > Mandarin wù), from the Sino-Northern-origin theory of mr. Shitoubu.
Index 索引/Ø

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Ø

* 工具，器具。tool.
* etymology: from Tibetan ཕྱག (phyag) “hand”

* 树木；木制品。tree; wooden thing.
* etymology: from Bavikuiz *potik* "tree", from chinese *菩提* (pútí, "Bodhi tree"); also, form of 【øoi】 comes from "poi", pet phrase of Yuudachi.

【**øoi men**】

* 仙人柱（仙人掌类植物的一种）。Saguaro, a large kind of cactus.
* etymology: form *øoi* "tree" and *men* "hedgehog".
Tíc̃ mī kiā

**tíc̃ mī kiā** (n.)

* 空茗语。空茗语在空茗语里的名字。endonym name of Khongmia 202207. diffenrence with Khongmia 202203.
* etymology: tíc̃ “(prefix for language name)” + mī “human, people, *H. Sapiens*” + kiā “soil, dirt, clay, ground”

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Index 索引/Ʌ

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Ʌ

* 乌鸦。🔜.
* etymology: from Hokkien 鴉 (a) “”

【-**a**】r.

* 🔜。(prefix for nounization).
* etymology: from Hokkien 仔 (a) “”

【**āc̃**】r.

* 🔜🔜
* etymology: from Hokkien 翁 (ang) “”

【**ar**】r.

* 布道；祷告。
* to proclaim; to pray.
* etymology: from Mayan Ah kin “Mayan priest”

【**ar þap**】r.

* 阿拉伯人。 Arabs.
* etymology: /ar̥ʰap/ “prayerperson with headscarf”, from ar “prayer” + þap “headscarf”, transliteration from Arab.

### ʌe

【**ē**】

* （前缀）（过去未完成式或一般将来式）。
* etymology: from Hawaiian e “”
* （后缀）（命令式）。
* etymology: from Japanese

### ʌi

【**yā**】r.

* 空气，大气。air, air gas.
* etymology: from Navajo yá “sky”

【**yá**】r.

* 吃，进食。(~ li) to eat.
* etymology: from Cantonese 吔/喫 (jaak3) “to eat”

【**yec**】r.

* 大。big.
* etymology: from Mongolian ᠶᠡᠬᠡ (yeke/ikh) “big, great”
	+ 【**wec**】
	+ 小。small.
	+ etymology: from yec + -u- ; not from english weak

【**yeu**】r.

* 有兴趣，喜爱。to like, to interest.
* etymology: from Vietnamese yêu “love”

【'*yim]*】r.

* 男，公，雄。male.
* etymology: from yom.

【**yit**】r.

* 狼。wolf.
* etymology: from Uighurian ئىت (it) “dog”

【**yom**】r.

* 女，母，雌。female.
* etymology: from **Yōm**u Konpaku, a character of *Tōhō project*.

### ʌo

【**woi**】

* 8
* 八，数字八。eight.
* etymology: from Austranesian walu “eight”

### ʌu

【-**u**-】

* （否定或反义词的中缀） (infix for nagetive or antonym)
* etymology: from Bai -u- “(negative infix)”

【**wac**】

* 走禽，走鸟。 no-fly-bird.
* etymology: from wug, bird-like being of the wug text.

【**wat**】

* 说话。(~ li) to say.
* etymology 1: from Old Chinese 曰 (ɢʷad) “to say, to call”
* 回旋，旋转。to turn.
* etymology 2: from Hokkien 斡 (uat) “to swerve, to turn”

【**wec**】

* 小。small.
* etymology: from Index\_索引/Y#yec “big”

### ʌy

【**yeut**】r.

* 射箭，射击。to shoot, to arch.
* etymology: from Old Chinese 乙 (\*qriɡ -> (Middle Chinese) ʔɣiɪt), from Sino-Northern-origin theory of Mr. Shitoubu
Over and Under

A hip-hop song in Cm.

## LYRICS

* Over and under, upside down;
* Inside and outside, all around.
* Every woman every man, every animal and child
* Livin' in the city or in the jungle wild
* Fills their lungs with life – fills their lungs with air
* I've gotta get me some, but can you tell me where?
* Yes, I can!
* (CHORUS)
* There's water in the bathtub and water in the sea
* Some say there's water in the air and even inside me
* Is it true can you tell me, and please, child, tell me true
* Can you tell me where the water is, I'm counting upon you
* Yes, I can!
* (CHORUS)
* Take it over take it under take it up and down
* Take it in take it out take it upside down
* Make a smile flip it over and you got a frown
* Flip it over again and spread it around
* (CHORUS)
* There's somewhere this is leading me, but you already knew
* It's bigger than the air we breathe, more than the ocean blue
* Can you tell me now, my child, have you taken every clue
* Can you guess how much it is that I am loving you?
* (CHORUS)
Index 索引/Þ

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Þ

* 老，衰老，老化；损耗。
* etymology: from the Conglang of Chengshenkong

【**þaī**】r.

* 切开。to cut dispartly.
* etymology: from Hokkien 刣 (thai) “to cut dispartly”

【**þām**】r.

* 提意见，提建议。 recommend, to advice, dissuade, pronounce.
* etymology: from Hokkien 谈 (tam) “to talk, to chat”

【**þap**】r.

* 头巾。scarf, headscarf.
* from Uyghurian شارپا (tharpa) “头巾”

* （表示状态或形体的形容词前缀）。
* etymology: from Hokkien 体 (the) “body”

* 配偶，对象。
* etymology: from Japanese (tsuma) “wife, husband”

【**þóm yim**】n.

* 丈夫。husband.
* etymology: þóm + yim “male”

【**þóm yom**】n.

* 妻子。wife.
* etymology: þóm + yom “female”

【**þot**】r.

* 智慧。
* etymology: Θωθ (thoth) “the greek name of ancient egyptian god **‡{ḍhwty}**”

* 太阳初升貌。 form of sun just risen.
	+ 温暖，温度较高而舒适的。 warm.
* etymology: from Aten, a aspect of the Sun god of Egypt ; form from Chinese 暾 (OC tʰuːn > MC tʰuən > Mandarin tūn) “”
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* 帽子。hat.
* etymology: from Tibetan (zhwa) “hat”

【**sac**】r.

* 月亮。moon.
* etymology: from Tibetan ཞག (zhag) “night”; or from Japanese つき (tsuki) “the moon”

【**saī**】r.

* west.
* etymology: from Hokkien 西 “west”

【**sam**】r.

* 棋盘格纹样的。chequered term.
* etymology: from Kiri**sam**e Marisa, a character of *Tōhō project*.

【**sar**】r.

* 猴子，或其他有尾巴的灵长类。 monkey, or any primates with tail.
* etymology: from Japanese 猿 (saru) “macaque”

### se

【**se**】r.

* 这些，那些。these, those.
* 复数前缀。plural prefix.
* etymology: from "si"

【**sec**】r.

* 月份。month.
* etymology: from "sac"

【**sēc̃**】r.

* 狮子。lion.
* etymology: from Tibetan (seng ge) “lion”

【**ser**】r.

* （在一小片范围内）盘旋，驻留，绕圈儿走。
* etymology: from Hokkien 踅 (eh) “”

【**seū**】r.

* 游泳。to swim.
* etymology: from Hokkien 泅 “to swim”

### si

【**sī**】r.

* 是的，好的，行。OK, yes, aye.
* etymology: from Hokkien 是 “yes”
	+ 【**suī**】
	+ 不，不行，不是。nay.
	+ etymology: sī + -u- “(infix for antonym or nagetive)”

【**si**】r.

* 这个，那个。this, that.
* no etymology.

【**siac̃**】r.

* 仍然。still, yet start and still being/doing/running.
* etymology: from Indonesian sedang “”, or from Hokkien 尚 (siang) “”

【**sic**】r.

* 1. 数字一。one.
	+ 一个：sic yit「一只狗」。a, an, one of: sic yit “a dog”
	+ 第一个：yit sic「第一只狗」。first: yit sic “the first dog”
* etymology: from Hokkien 石 “stone”

【**siéc**】r.

* to living without head.
* etymology: from **Sek**ibanki, a character of *Tōhō project*.

【**sir**】r.

* 知道，知晓，理解。to know, to understand.
* etymology: from Japanese しる (shiru) “know”

### so

【**soc**】r.

* 眼镜蛇。cobra.
* etymology: from Hokkien 蜀 (siok) “a kind of worm”

【**soc a**】r.

* 火炬，火把，手电筒。torch, flashlight.
* etymology: from soc.

【**soc lac̃**】adj.

* 显眼的，显而易见的。
* etymology: from soc “cobra” + lac̃ “pillar; stair”

【**soc** li】r.

* 树立，竖起。to setting up Sth.
* 站立。to stand.
* etymology: from soc “cobra”

【**sop**】r.

* 在……的场所做这件事。to do something in the place for this thing.
	+ 例 example：sop yá /sɔbi̯ǎ/ “在餐厅里吃东西。to eat at restram.”
* (no etymology)

【**sor**】r.

* 黄色。yellow.
* etymology: misused from Mongolian ᠱᠢᠷ᠎ᠠ (shar) “yellow”

### su

【**suō**】r.

* 物种，族群，种族，民族。 (one of) species; ethnic, tribe, cognaters, race, nation.
* etymology: from "Nuo**su**" “the Yi people” or "**suo**mi" “Finland”

### sy

【**sym**】r.

* 玉米。maize, corn.
* etymology: from Mayan ixim “maize”
Index 索引/B

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B

* 领域；（物理）场。 zone, place, domain, realm; (physic) field.
* etymology: from Japanese 場 (ba) “area, place”

【**bac**】r.

* 河口或山口。mouth of river or mountain.
* etymology: from Zhuang bak “mouth of river or mountain”

【**bāc̃**】r.

* （未知，可能跟背包有关）。(something about ca bāc̃ “bag, backpad”).

【**bān**】r.

* 馒头，或其他团块状的面食，如窝窝头、面包、花卷等。(someone foods like) bread, bun, or loaf.
* etymology: from Hokkien 馒头 (banthau) “Chinese steamed bun”

【**bān lac̃**】r.

* 法棍，长棍面包。baguette.
* etymology: from bān “bread” + lac̃ “pillar, stair”

【**ban**】r.

* 万，一万。ten thousand.
* etymology: from Hokkien 万 (ban) “ten thousand”

* 很，非常，及其，特别。 very.
* from Hokkian put-lia “very”, form from Hilichurlian biat “(dirty word)”, maybe from Russian блять (blyat)

【**biē**】r.

* 身体，躯体。 body.
* etymology: from Mongolian ᠪᠡᠶ᠎ᠡ/бие (bey'e/bij) “body, physique, stature, figure, torso”

### bo

【**boi**】r.

* 第二位数/十位数的1，相当于英语thirteen、fourteen的teen。
* etymology: from poi.

【**boi tei**】n.

* 13.

【**bon**】r.

* 儿子，女儿。son or daughter.
* etymology: from Arabian ابن (aben) “son” or ابنة (abna) “daughter”
	+ 【**bon yim**】r.
	+ 儿子。son.
	+ 【**bon yom**】r.
	+ 女儿。daughter.
Index 索引/P

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P

* （）。().
* etymology: from Chinese mandarin 巴 (bā /pá/)

【**pac**】r.

* 北，北边，北方。the north, northern.
* etymology: from Hokkien 北 (pak) “north”

【**pán**】r.

* 村子，村落。village, town.
* etymology: from Zhuang mbanj “village”

* 4，数字四，四个。four.
	+ pet pán. 四座村庄。four villages.
* 第四。fourth.
	+ pán pet. 第四个村庄。the fourth village.
* etymology: from Austronesian papat “4”

【**peū**】r.

* 野猫，山猫，如虎猫、哈喇虎喇等等。wild cat, like lynx, ocelot or bobcat etc.
* etymology: from Hokkien 彪 (piu) “asian golden cat”

* 缝隙，裂缝。crevice, cranny, slit, gap.
* etymology: from Hokkien 必開 (pit-khui) “split, gap, crack”

【**pit**】r.

* 7，数字七，七个。seven.
	+ pet pán. 七座村庄。seven villages.
* 第七。seventh.
	+ pán pet. 第七个村庄。the seventh village.
* etymology: from Austronesian pitu “7”

* 饭，米饭。rice, as food (not as plant).
	+ 泛指无汤汁的食物。refers of unweted foods.
* etymology: from Hokkien 糒 (puiⁿ) “(a bowl/pot of cooked) rice”

【**poi**】r.

* 10，数字十，十个。ten.
	+ poi pán. 十座村庄。ten villages.
* 第十。tenth.
	+ pán poi. 第十个村庄。the tenth village.
* from Ausrtonesian sepuluh “10”, also, form of 【poi】 comes from "poi", pet phrase of Yuudachi.

### py

【**py**】r.

* 大蛇，如蟒蛇等。large snake, such as boa or python.
* etymology: from **Py**thon, a computer language。
Index 索引/C̃

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C̃
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### c̃a

【**c̃a**】r.

* 我（作格）。 I (ergative).
* etymology: from Old Chinese 吾 (ŋaː) “I”

【**c̃aí**】r.

* 岩。rock, big stone.
	+ 石头。stone, rock, mine ore.
	+ 山。mountain.
* etymology: from Hakka 崖 (ŋai) “cliff”

### c̃e

【**c̃e**】r.

* 我（通格）。 i, me (absolutive).
	+ 我是……。 i'm…….
* etymology: from Hakka 𠊎 (ŋai˨˦) “me”

### c̃o

【**c̃ō**】r.

* 头，脑袋。head.
	+ 主，总，首。leader, top, main.
* etymology: from Tibetan མགོ (mgo) “head; leader, chef”

【**c̃or**】r.

* 车辆；轮子。vehicle: car, SUV, Jeep, truck, etc..
* etymology: from Tibetan འཁོར (ʌkhor) “wheel”

【**c̃or c̃or**】r.

* 车轮。wheel.

Q̃
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### q̃o

【**q̃on**】r.

* 蔬菜，植物。 vegetable.
Porridge

A klezmer song in Dm.

## LYRICS

* As hard as I may forage
* Through every bit of storage
* From the ceiling to the floorage
* All they have to eat in here
* It’s the honest truth, it is, I swear
* All they have to eat in here is....
* Porridge! Porridge!
* Porridge Porridge Porridge Porridge Porridge Porridge
* Say it isn’t so, say it please...(Porridge!)
* I’d give anything for macaroni and cheese...(Porridge!)
* I’d settle for a bowl of peas...(Porridge!)
* I think that I am going to sneeze
* Or catch some form of rare disease
* If I see one more bit of...
* (Porridge!) Porridge!
* (Porridge!) Porridge!
* Porridge Porridge Porridge Porridge Porridge Porridge
* Porridge makes me so sad.
* Porridge-that's all they have.
* Sticky, lumpy...
* Porridge! Porridge!
* Porridge, porridge, porridge!
Jumping Up and Down

A country song in G Major.

## Lyrics

* Jumpin up and down (2x)
* I love Jumpin up and down
* Jumpin up and down (2x)
* I really love a-Jumpin up and down
* I love it when my parents take me to the zoo
* And I love a-goin into town
* I love watchin Saturday cartoons
* But-not-as-much-as Jumpin up and down
* (CHORUS)
* I love eatin chocolate cake
* I love pizza in the round
* I love makin cookies with my pa
* but-not-as-much-as jumpin up and down
* (CHORUS)
* Oh I love to run and I love to swing
* and I love a-rollin on the ground
* I love to skip while I sing a little tune
* But-not-as-much-as jumpin up and down
* (CHORUS)
* Oh yes I really love a baseball glove
* a snuggle-up, a powder puff
* a teeter-totter, peanut butter
* REALLY LOVE A-JUMPIN UP & DOWN!!
Index 索引/N

（待翻译）ci tíc̃ mī kiā

N

* （作格）什么，哪个。 what, which.

【**na**】r.

* 你（作格）

【**nām**】r.

* 南。

【**nan**】r.

* 疾病。

【**nar**】r.

* 成为，作为，当上。

【**nat**】r.

* 太阳。 the sun.

* （通格）什么，哪个。

【**ne**】r.

* 你（通格）

【**net**】r.

* 日，天。 day, date.
* etymology: from nat “sun”

【**net sac**】r.

* 星期一，月曜日。 monday.

【**net foí**】r.

* 星期二，火曜日。 tuesday.

【**net lȳ**】r.

* 星期三，水曜日。 wednesday.

【**net cyt**】r.

* 星期四，木曜日。 thursday.

【**net cām**】r.

* 星期五，金曜日。 friday.

【**net kiā**】r.

* 星期六，土曜日。 saturday.

【**net nat**】r.

* 星期天，日曜日。 sunday.

【**neū**】r.

* 年轻人。 younger, youngman, young girl.
* etymology: from 孺 (njos) “child”

* （间接宾语标记）
* etymology: from Japanese …に (ni) “(to, toward, at, for)”

【**niá**】r.

* 而已。 just, only.
* etymology: from Hokkien nia “just, only”

【**nié**】r.

* 除了，除非；不包括。 but, without.
* etymology: from Russian (nyet) “no”

【**nin**】r.

* 者，员，工，作某事的人。 -er, -ist, one who do somejob.
* etymology: from Old Chinese 人 (njin) “person”

【**nin c̃ō**】n.

* 首领，头人。 leader, chieftain, chief, headman.

* 删除，消除；驱逐，赶走。 delete, erase; kick out, banishment, expulsion.
* etymology: from Japanese 抜け (nuke) “strain, extract, remove”

【**nōm**】r.

* 6, 数字六，六个。 six.
* 第六。 sixth.
* etymology: from austronesian enem or ono “six”

【**nōm sar**】n.

* 骰子，色子。 die, dice.
* (literally) six monkeys.
* etymology: from nōm “six” + sar “monkey”, from Hokkien 六猴 “a die or some dice”, literally “six monkeys”
Beanstock

A pop ballad in C.

## Lyrics

* Life and love and peace and freedom
* Joy, hope and harmony
* Life and love and peace and freedom...and beans.
* Tell me, do you know what can happen
* When you decide to be free
* From the giants in the clouds, mama, from the tyranny
* Starts with a small idea like a tiny magic bean
* Then it grows up into the heavens
* Higher than you’d ever dreamed
* Life and love and peace and freedom
* Joy, hope and harmony
* Life and love and peace and freedom...and beans
Index 索引/H

（待翻译）ci tíc̃ mī kiā

H

### ha

【**ha**】r.

* 有阳光的，可见太阳的。 sunny, bathed with sun.
* etymology: from Hokkien 夏 (hee) “summer, sunny season”

【**hān**】r.

* 辽阔，广阔，浩瀚。 wide (of nature or universe or welkin).
* etymology: from Middle Korean ᅘᅡᆫ (hhàn) “(unknown etymology)”

### hi

【**heú**】r.

* 9, 数字九，九个。 nine.
* 第九。nineth.

【**heu**】r.

* （拟声）挥动东西的声音。 sounds made by swing something (that it's long as bar or whip)
* onomatopoeia etymology, from Hokkien 甩 (hiu) “”

【**hio**】r.

* 叶子，树叶。 leaf.
* etymology: from Hokkien

### ho

【**hó**】

* （连词）给，予；让，把…，使…
	+ 「tīn cat ge koc̃ yā foí hó ne」 “冰块让你的空气不热”
* etymology: from Hokkian (ho) “to give (something) to …”

### hy

【**hyn**】r.

* 整个，总体，整体，全部。 whole, all.
* 黑暗的，晦暗的；暗色的;深刻的，深邃的。 deep color; dark color.
* etymology: from 浑 (hún) “muddy; whole”
Index 索引/Ç

（待翻译）ci tíc̃ mī kiā

Ç

* 飞行器，如飞机、直升机、无人机等。 flight vehicles, like airplane, helicopter, glider or drone.
* etymology: from Chinese 槎 (chá), short of 贯月槎 “unknown flying objection in some chinese old books”

【**çac**】r.

* 勺子。spoon.
* etymology: from krac, from Uighurian (qıŋraq) “dinner knife”

### çe

【**çē**】r.

* 比同类更大的个体，“大只佬”。big one, someone bigger than congener.
* etymology: from Tibetan ཆེ་པ (che pa) “big”
	+ 【**çuē**】r.
	+ 普通的，不出众的。someone who not special.

【**çec**】r.

* 肚脐，脐带。 navel, umbilical cord.
	+ 肚子（同cet） belly.
* etymology: from Nahuatl xictli “navel; umbilical cord”

【**çēm**】r.

* 飞鸟，飞禽。flyable bird.
* etymology: from Vietnamese 𪀄 (chim) “bird”

【**çēn**】r.

* 医疗，治疗。to traet to make sth hearlth
* etymology: from メディ**スン**・メランコリー (Medi**cine** Melancholy), a character of *Tōhō project*.
* 酒。general term of alcoholic drinks, like beer / liquid / wine / vodka / baijiu.
* etymology 2: from Tibetan ཆང (chang) “beer”

【**çēn cor**】r.

* 透明的蒸馏酒，如白酒、伏特加。clear hard liquor, like baijiu or vodka.
* etymology: çēn “alcoholic drink” + cor “black”

【**çēn līm**】r.

* 酒。alcoholic drinks, like beer / liquid / wine / vodka / baijiu.
* etymology: çēn “alcoholic drink” + līm “to drink”

【**çep**】r.

* fish.
* etymology: from Ainu チェㇷ゚ (chep) “fish”

### çi

【**çia**】r.

* (ergative of) self, myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself
* etymology: from çie

【**çie**】r.

* (absolutive of) self, myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself
* etymology: from Chinese mandarin 己 (jǐ /t͡ɕì/) “self”

【**çīn**】r.

* 千，一千。thousand.
* etymology: from Hokkien 千 (tshin) “thousand”

### ço

【**çō**】r.

* 湖。 lake.
* etymology: from Tibetan མཚོ (mtsho) “lake, sea”

【**çon**】r.

* 白色。white.
* etymology: from Mongolian ᠴᠠᠭᠠᠨ (chagaan) “white”

【**çoc**】r.

* 短刀，匕首，（医）手术刀，柳叶刀。short sword; (medic) lancet.
* etymology: from 轻吕 (kingraq) “Xiyu sword”, maybe cognate with çac “spoon”.
Choo Choo Train

A soul-rock song in Am, inspired by The Blues Brothers' cover of Soul Man from SNL.

## Lyrics

* I'm a choo choo train, chugga chugga chugga! (2x)
* I'm a choo choo train, gonna ride around the track!
* When I'm gone, I am never going back 'cause I'm a chugga chugga choo choo train!
* (repeat chorus)
* Got my wheels to the ground spinning round and round...
* Got people onboard bouncing up and down...
* Got a big steam whistle blowing out the refrain...
* Put your hands together; you could get on the train!
* Let's see you put your hands together and get on the train!
* (CHORUS)
Ducks in Trucks

A country-rock song in C Minor.

* Uh-huh, Uh-huh
* Uh-huh, Uh-huh
* Uh-huh, Uh-huh
* I can't believe my eyes. They're playin' tricks on me
* Did I just see what I think I did see?
* Drivin' an 18-wheeler down the open road
* Was a little yellow duck, pullin' a heavy load
* Ducks (tough ducks)
* In trucks (big trucks)
* Ducks in Trucks. Uh-huh.
* I saw a gopher once with braces on his teeth.
* I saw a little tiny monkey watching the TV.
* I saw a seal clap his hands and a horse who tapped his feet,
* But nothing could prepare me for this curiosity.
* Ducks! In Trucks! Ducks in Trucks. Uh-huh.
* Little webbed feet on a black leather seat, uh-huh
* It defies all reason, it’s not even ducky season, uh-huh
* But I think I heard a quack and it’s comin’ from that Mack!
* Ducks (tough ducks)
* In trucks (big trucks)
* Ducks in Trucks. Uh-huh.
Elvindahl

**Elvindahl** is the ancient Elvish country and empire on the continent of Elwyn in the world of Aelyn.

## Provinces

#### **Raelovaris**

The largest and wealthiest of the four provinces, Raelovaris is the seat of the Ancient House of Raeloria and houses the country's capital city of Miragwyn. Located in the northeast sector of Elvindahl, it borders the Frozen Ocean and the Neronsel Sea. Much of the area in the province is the eastern half of the Irving Forest, the largest and sacred forest in Elvindahl. Raelovaris is not only the seat of the Royal Family but also the seat of the Church of Nerrol. The Archbishop of Elivyyre is the leader of the Church and resides in the city of Elivyyre, just fifteen miles northeast of the capital.

#### **Kerlana**

Just east of the capital city was the province of Kerlana where the second most powerful family, the House of Krisvaris in the Empire of Elvindahl resided in the city of Neldor, the capital city of the province. Kerlana sits along the Hultara River, only a short distance away from the Kingdom of Maelydor, and borders both the Copper Sea and the Frozen Ocean to the north. Though it is considered the smallest of the four providences, Kerlana is known to be the greatest center of knowledge and have the most prestigious universities in all of Aelyn.

#### **Glynberos**

The province of Glynberos is the agricultural hub of the Empire. Ruled by the House of Nortoris, Glynberos is almost entirely farmland and small townships. The capital city of Glynberos, Stagfall, is a commercial hub and controls most of the trading within Elvindahl. More than 80% of the Empire's produce is grown in Naevys Fields, the large plains that stretch from the eastern border of the Irving Forest towards the Hultara River and Green Sea.

#### **Lonmar**

Bordering Ashad Moran, the province of Lonmar hosts the largest military encampment in Elvindahl. Known for it's military prowess and ability, Lonmar is a well respected province throughout Aelyn. The House of Daralei oversees Lonmar from their seat in the capital city of Perselei. Cassra Lazorwyn is the largest encampment in Venfil Forest where the country's most skilled and trained soldiers guard the border between Elvindahl and Ashad Moran, the country of the Goblins.
Tubba

> You have any clue when NavyJ's next concert is?
>
> "This Beach Was Made for Decorating"

**Tubba** is a contestant in Battle for Rapoville. He is currently competing on The Groupies Too.

## Appearance

Tubba is a relatively large Raposa with a white shirt and a light blue jacket.

## Personality

Tubba gets along well with his brother, Bubba, so they share many things in common. Both have an obsession with food, leading to Cookie disliking them because he thinks that they are using up the Banya supply too rapidly. They are both fans of NavyJ and hang out with him and attend his concerts.

## Appearances

Battle for Rapoville:

* "The Snow That Doesn't Melt"
* "That's a Giant Banya Stalk, Isn't It?"
* "Rapos to the Rescue"
* "Jump and Don't Look Down"
* "This Beach Was Made for Decorating"
* "Please Answer the Following Questions"

## Quotes

> Let's be called The Groupies!
>
> "The Snow That Doesn't Melt"

> Wow. And it's awesome that you have many groupies now.
>
> "That's a Giant Banya Stalk, Isn't It?"

> You have any clue when NavyJ's next concert is?
>
> "This Beach Was Made for Decorating"

## Trivia

* He and Bubba share the same background for their voting icons.
* He appeared in the very first scene of Battle for Rapoville along with NavyJ, Bubba, Mari and Jowee.
* He has 67 costumes in his sprite (as of "Please Answer the Following Questions").
Fish History

A reggae-style song in Eb.

## Lyrics

* Little tiny fish swimmin' in the water
* Oh how lovely it must be
* Unless of course you meet a pirhanna
* You become fish history
* Fish history...fish history...fish history...
* Mean piranha, king of the Bahama
* Got nobody he fears to see
* Unless a bird scoops him from above then
* Another fishy becomes history
* (CHORUS)
* Birds fly high in the sky
* That's what birds like to do
* 'Til Mr. Hunter's gun shoot him from the air then
* He makes that birdie into stew
* (CHORUS)
* Mr. Hunter is proud and mighty
* He walks along the beach at night
* Til a wave wash him to the ocean
* Little fishy family gonna feast tonight
* (CHORUS)
Goldirocks

A rock and roll song in the key of B; it is inspired by Chuck Berry.

## Lyrics

* In a house in a little village, right on the edge of the woods,
* There is a girl with golden blonde curls whose idol is Johnny B. Goode.
* It started when she was a baby; she threw away her baby blocks.
* All the girls and boys played with their toys, but Goldie just wanted to rock!
* GoldieRocks! (3x)
* Goldie, Goldie, Goldie Rocks!
* Once, when Goldie was walking on a fateful day...
* She found a guitar that was thrown from a car and she taught herself to play.
* Hear her practicing on the rooftop or underneath the covers at night.
* She may be loud, but Goldie’s proud and the girl...she sounds all right!
* GoldieRocks! (3x)
* Goldie, Goldie, Goldie Rocks!
* (BREAK and CHORUS)
Rocking on the Ocean

A pop song in C.

## Lyrics

* Rocking rolling on the ocean.
* Rocking on the water; rolling on the tide,
* Rocking rolling on the ocean
* In a little boat beneath the summer sky.
* I think I'll go down to the water
* Rockin' on the water, rollin' on the tide
* Catch some fish just like I oughta
* In a little boat beneath the summer sky.
* (CHORUS)
* I'd like to catch a little dinner.
* Rocking on the water; rolling on the tide.
* If not, I'll get a little thinner.
* In a little boat beneath the summer sky.
* What if a mermaid jumps in my net?
* Rocking on the water, rolling on the tide...
* A mermaid kiss is what I'll get.
* In a little boat beneath the summer sky.
* (CHORUS)
* In a little boat beneath the summer sky.
Flying

A song inspired by JM Barrie's Peter Pan.

## Lyrics

* You let the world weigh you down
* You let your troubles hold you to the ground
* But you know there’s a better way and there’s no denying
* Just imagine what could be
* If you could let it all be truly free
* Don’t you think that the time has come that you started trying?
* You could be flying (4x)
* If you could see yourself up here, floating on the air
* You’re already halfway there…Flying
* So fill your mind with all the joy of a care-free little boy
* And soon you will be gravity, defyin’ (you will be flying)
* Jump on the back of the wind and your journey will begin
* To the never-land waiting over the horizon
* (CHORUS)
* Now let the magic of the fairies swirl around you
* And take you up beyond the clouds that surround you
* Flying, flying, flying, flying
* Now you are flying (2x)
* Now you can feel yourself up here, floating on the air…
* Like a feather, like a prayer...flying!
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Standing Up

A hip-hop song in Bm.

## Lyrics

* I get up in the morning with a nasty ring-a-ling
* It's my alarm clock screaming so I push down the button thing
* Jump up, get outa bed and go downstairs
* Eat up all my breakfast, then I get down outa there
* Standin' up, sittin down
* Feeling like a roller-coaster movin' all around
* Standin' up, sittin down
* And planting my feet... on the ground
* I climb right up into the bus, see my friend and I sit down.
* She says 'hey, what's up? What’s with the big frown?'
* I say 'I'm feelin' like a yo-yo, I'm feelin' like a clown,
* I'm gettin' kinda tired'
* 'Hey now, don't let it get you down!'
* (CHORUS)
Do You Ever Wonder?

A pop song in D Major.

* Do you ever wonder, do you ever even try...to understand the mystery and beauty of the sky?
* Is there anybody out there on a planet or a star,
* Looking up and wondering the same thing that we are?

* Do you ever wonder, do you ever even try...to understand the mystery and beauty of the sky?
* Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are!
* Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky!
* Twinkle twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are!
* Do you ever let yourself just wonder? Do you ever even try?
* Do you ever listen to the children? See the magic in their eyes?
All Together Now

A pop song in D.

## Lyrics

* La la la (clap twice)
* La la la (clap twice)
* La la la la la la
* La la la (Clap twice)
* La la la (Clap twice)
* La la la la la la la!
* Come on, everybody! Clap your hands!
* Sing along with all your friends.
* Come on, everybody; we'll show you how.
* We'll sing all together now, oh, all together now.
* (CHORUS)
* Come on, everybody, give it a try!
* Raise your voices to the sky!
* Magic will happen here somehow if we're all together now,
* Oh, all together now.
* (CHORUS, verse 1 and the chorus again)
Apple Juice

A 50s rock and roll song in G, changing to Ab at the end.

## Lyrics

* I'll drink anything just as long as it's apple juice. (2x)
* Don't make me crazy; don't make me choose.
* If you got apple juice, you know I can't lose!
* I'll drink anything just as long as it's apple juice!
* Apple juice! (4x)
* Apple! Juice!
* I'll drink anything just as long as it's apple juice!
* I'll eat anything just as long as it's pizza pie! (2x)
* Don't make me sad; don't make me cry,
* I could eat pizza pie 'til the day I die!
* I'll eat anything just as long as it's pizza pie!
* Pizza pie! (4x)
* Pizza! Pie!
* I'll eat anything just as long as it's pizza pie!
* Yeah, my heart is gonna sing if you do this little thing,
* But ya gotta make it apple, honey, apple juice!
* YEAH!
One Big Banana

A jazz-rock song in C, changing to D after the spoken word announcement.

## Lyrics

* One big banana,
* Two big bananas,
* Three big bananas make a bunch!
* You can peel it, you can slice it, you can mash it, you can spice it, it’s one big banana!
* You can eat it you can drink it you can float it you can sink it, it's one big banana!
* One or two bananas make a breakfast or a lunch...
* And three big bananas make a bunch!
* One big banana,
* Two big bananas,
* Three big bananas make a bunch!
* You can toss it you can pat it you can squish it you can splat it,
* It’s one big banana!
* You can rock it you can roll it you can skip it you can bowl it,
* It’s one big banana!
* One or two bananas make a monkey wanna munch
* And three big bananas make a bunch
* Banana-na-na-na-na (4x)
* B-A-N-A-N-A Banana (4x)
* Bananas, good tasting and good for you!
* A fruit with appeel!
* (VERSE 1)
* One or two bananas make a breakfast or a lunch;
* Four or five bananas make a big banana punch.
* Six or seven ‘nanas for a Sunday morning brunch;
* Eight or nine or ten bananas are a lot to munch...
* And three big bananas...make a bunch!
The Groupies

*This article is about the original team formed in BFR 1. For the new team, see The Groupies Too.*

> Let's be called The Groupies!
>
> Tubba, "The Snow That Doesn't Melt"

## The Groupies

### Members

* Tubba (formerly)
* Bubba (formerly)
* NavyJ (formerly)
* Zsasha (formerly)
* Cricket
* Isaac
* Farmer Brown
* Samuel
* Crazy Barks (formerly)
* Count Choco

### Losses

1

**The Groupies** (stylized **the Groupies**) is one of the two teams in Battle for Rapoville. The team's name was suggested by Tubba to be "The Groupies". NavyJ questioned the name, but since no one else had any other ideas, the name stuck.

## Coverage

In "The Snow That Doesn't Melt", the team is formed by NavyJ agreeing to be on a team with Tubba and Bubba. After hearing Cookie call them "Banya thieves", Zsasha joins the team because he thought he would fit in. Cricket joins the team so that he would be able to keep a close eye on him. Isaac joins due to not wanting to be on the same team as Cookie, with Farmer Brown joining because he helped him with his Banya. After AdventureHelp filled up, the three remaining Rapos not on a team (Samuel, Crazy Barks and Count Choco) were placed on the team.

When picking their name, Tubba suggested for them to be called "The Groupies", but NavyJ wasn't too sure about it. He asked the rest of his teammates for other ideas, but they had none, so they he decided to stick with it anyways.
Cars, Planes and Choo Choo Trains

The first Judy and David movie, filmed at Centreville.

## Songs

1. Big Old Car
2. Choo Choo Train
3. Standing Up
4. Rocking on the Ocean
5. Jet Airplane
6. Do You Ever Wonder?

## BONUS SONGS

1. Ducks In Trucks
2. Flying
3. Jumping Bean
4. Simon Says
5. Don't Look Back
6. Birdbrain
7. Crazy Square Dance
8. Sun Will Shine
9. Goldirocks
10. Follow the Leader
Silver Lining

A 60s pop style song in A.

## Lyrics

* Na na na na na na na na na...
* You say you got a dream, but so much is headed in your way...
* And I know it seems that you'll never see that day.
* It only looks that way to you.
* You've gotta change your point of view!
* It's time to stop your crying; the clouds can be blinding.
* There's a secret to surviving: ya gotta find...your silver lining!
* Na na na...
* You say you’re far from home
* And you’ve lost yourself somewhere in yesterday
* And you think that you’re alone
* But you’re not the only one who feels this way
* I’m a lot like you, you see
* And you could lose yourself with me
* (CHORUS)
* It’s waiting there for you
* You’ve got to change your point of view
* Na na na...
* Yes the rain will fall and the winter will come
* And the storm can swallow you whole
* But if you’ve find the silver lining
* You’ll be coming back for more.
* Na na na na na na na na na
Gravity

A disco song in C, changing to C# at the end

## Lyrics

A man named Isaac Newton once sat right under a tree.

An apple fell upon his head.

He said, “How can that be?”

He looked around the world and saw that just like you and me,

What goes up must soon come down; it’s only gravity

Gravity! Things keep falling down on me.

Gravity! Come and take a look and I think that you’ll agree...

Gravity! Things keep falling down on me

Don’t even try to fight it ‘cause it’s only gravity.

We’re always reaching for the stars and then we come back down to earth,

But you gotta keep on dreaming from the moment of your birth.

Life has ups and downs, you know.

It happens naturally

Don’t blame it on yourself, you see it’s only gravity.

(CHORUS)

Falling, falling down, down!

(REPEAT CHORUS)
Index 索引/G

（待翻译）ci tíc̃ mī kiā

【**[[]]**】

G

* 疑问句句尾词。final word for interrogative sentence.
* etymology: from Japanese ……ですか (……desuka) “is it ……”

【**ga**】r.

* （作格后缀）。(prefix for ergative).
* （代词第三人称作格）。(ergative of) he / she / they / his / her / their / that / those.
* etymology: from ge

【**gam**】

* 房屋，有时候特指有地穴和屋顶窗门的大帐篷。house, sometimes means strawtent with a roofwindow and a semi-crypt.
* etymology: from Old Chinese 邯 (ɡaːm) “(Handan, name of a ancient chinese town)”

【**gap**】

* 联合，团结；合并，结合。to unite, to co-operate; to merge, to combine.
* etymology: from Old Chinese 合 (ɡuːb) “to close, to combine”

### ge

【**ge**】

* （通格后缀）。(prefix for absolutive).
* （代词第三人称通格）。(absolutive of) he / she / they / his / her / their / that / those.
* etymology: from Old Chinese 其 (ɡɯ) “he, she, they, his, her, their, that, those”

【**gem**】

* 室内的，房间的。room, indoor, inside of a building.
* etymology: from gam.

【**gep**】

* 携带，运输，运载。to carry, to holding and move sth.
* from Old Chinese 挟 (ɡeːb) “to clip, ”

### gi

【**giá**】r.

* 举起。 to raise (something).
* etymology: from Hokkien 举 (gia)

### go

【**gó**】r.

* 谷仓。barn, granary.
	+ （数学）锥体。 (math) cone.
* etymology: from Dogon gɔ̌: “granary”
Sun Will Shine

An inspirational musical number about the promise of tomorrow.

## Lyrics

* Sun will shine, moon will glow. Trust me child, for this I know
* Sometimes you wonder
* What keeps the world spinnin' round
* You hear the thunder
* And you tremble at the sound
* But you can hold on to me
* Cause I have been here before
* And you don't have to be alone
* When you're walkin' through that door
* (CHORUS)
* Sometimes you worry.
* Can you get back up if you take a fall?
* You fear tomorrow.
* The world is big and you are small.
* While to you this is all so new,
* I've seen it many times.
* So don't fear, it's why I'm here.
* It's gonna be just fine.
* (CHORUS)
* It's a journey, it's a mountain, it's a curiosity.
* It's whatever life brings you; just put your trust in me.
* (CHORUS)
You Can’t Beat the Drum

A Bbm song that involves copying the sounds of kitchen tools, body percussion and onomatopoeias.

## Lyrics

* No you can’t beat the drum
* Beat the drum, beat the drum
* Beat the drum beat
* No you can’t beat the drum
* Beat the drum, beat the drum
* Beat the drum beat
* Beat the drum!
* (pots and pans play, then CHORUS)
* (Body percussion, then CHORUS)
* Boom chicka boom chicka chicka chicka boom!
* Chicka ding chicka dong chicka chicka ding dong.
* Ratatata uh!
* Brrrrup!
* (CHORUS)
* Beat the drum!
Judy and David's Boombox Wiki

**Welcome to the Judy and David's Boombox Wiki!**
Originally airing from 1999-2000 on YTV Jr. and running on Treehouse from the early 2000s until the early 2010s, this was a Canadian kids' music show with sixty songs.

We're a collaborative community website about Judy and David's Boombox that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

* Episode Guide

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* Rules of this wiki
* Getting Started
* Managing your new community

Welcome to a magical place where a stereo comes to life! Drop in a CD, hit play and join in with Canada's sing-along superstars as they sing and dance in their enchanted playroom.
Grin and Bear It

A reggae song in C.

## Lyrics

* Every bear you ever met
* Has had some trouble I would bet
* But instead of mopin’ ‘ round all day
* They just decide that it’s ok
* To take out a smile and wear it...
* That’s right they... grin and bear it (grin and bear it)
* Oh yes they... grin and bear it
* Have you ever seen a grizzly cry
* Or a teddy bear with a teary eye
* Pandas can be moody, yes
* But if things get tough they do their best
* To take out a smile and share it...
* That’s right they... grin and bear it (grin and bear it)
* Oh yes they... grin and bear it
* Still every once in a while for just a minute or two
* A cry just might come over you
* Let it wash away what made you blue
* Then take a deep breath and do what I do
* You’ll feel better, then, I swear it
* If you just...... grin and bear it (grin and bear it)
* Oh yes they... grin and bear it
Index 索引/V

（待翻译）ci tíc̃ mī kiā

V

* 和，与，跟，同。and, together with.
* etymology: from Vietnamese 吧 (và) “and”
	+ 【**vua**】
	+ 除了，不包括。but, not, without.
	+ etymology: va “and” + -u-

【**vac**】r.

* 宝石，晶体，美玉。jewel, crystal, jade, beautiful stone.
* etymology: from Tibetan བྲག (brag) “rock”

【**vac̃**】r.

* 权力，权能，权限；权利，权益。power, autholity; right, permission.
* etymology: from Tibetan དབང (dbang) “力;自在”“power of regnant”

【**vam**】n.

* 形如鸟类的vut，类似于「凤凰」或者「大鹏」。bird-like vut, similar with roc or phoenix.
* 风。wind.
* etymology: from Old Chinese 鳳 (\*bums) or 風 (\*plum, \*plums).

* 城堡，围屋，寨子。 castle, fort, blockhouse.
* etymology: from Thai เวียง (wiang) “walled town; an urban area”

【**voc̃**】n.

* 形如长蛇的vut，类似于「龙」。snake-like vut, similar with Chinese dragon.
* 雷电，雷霆，霹雳。thunder, thunderbolt.
* etymology: possibly cognate with tibetan འབྲུག (mbrug, “dragon; thunder”).

【**voc̃ li**】vi.

* 打雷。thunder.
* etymology: voc̃ “thunder” + - li “(suffix for verb general continuous aspect)”

【**voi**】r.

* 大象。elephant.
* etymology: from Vietnamese 㺔 (voi) “elephant”

【**von**】r.

* 红色。red color.
* etymology: from Mongolian ᠤᠯᠠᠭᠠᠨ/улаан (ulaan) “red”

### vu

【**vun**】n.

* 精神，信念。
* 精神，活力。
* () etymology: from Old Chinese 魂 (ZZSF \*ɦuən) “soul, spirit”

【**vuot**】r.

* 杂色不纯的。roan; variegated, not pure colour.
* etymology: Non-mordern Chinese 物 (wù~but) “† variegated ox”

【**vut**】n.

* 精怪，mikia人传说中变幻莫测的古老神怪。Form-changing Deities, demons, fairies, ghosts, include Jinn or Youkai.
* 极光。(meteorology) Aurora.
* etymology: the Sino-Northern-origin theory of mr. Shitoubu.

### vy

【**vyn**】r.

* 雾。fog.
* etymology: from Tibetan (dbyin) “British”, from “The Smoke”, neckname of London (U.K. capital); or from Old Chinese 雲 (ɢun) “cloud”

【**vyn moī**】n.

* 云，云朵。cloud.
* etymology: vyn + moī
Rock and Roll Matzah Ball

A 50s rock song in G.

## Lyrics

* Mama, take the matzah.
* Mama, roll it in a ball.
* Mama's known from here to there
* For her rock and roll matzah balls!
* Rock and roll matzah ball! (2x)
* You take one bite, you hit the wall
* For them rock and roll matzah balls!
* I got me a Yiddish mama
* And she knows her call
* But she is the devil's own woman
* When it comes to makin' matzah balls
* (CHORUS)
* Papa, take the matzah.
* Papa, roll it in a ball.
* Papa's known from here to there
* For his rock and roll matzah balls!
* (CHORUS)
* Uh huh uh huh,
* I broke 2 teeth last time I ate them
* Rock and roll matzah balls!
* Oh yeah!!
Hole in My Sock

A blues song in E.

## Lyrics

* This morning, I went out for a walk.
* My feet just felt like movin'.
* Just the usual stroll around the block...
* I was really groovin'.
* Suddenly, I had to stop.
* Somethin' on my foot went "pop!"
* I heard a voice inside my shoe.
* He said, "I'm your big toe and I'm talkin' to you! "
* He said, "Hey, there's a hole in my sock!" (2x)
* It might come as a shock, but oh, there's a hole in my sock
* Now I don't mind disgusting stains on a T-shirt or a sweater
* Spaghetti sauce or bedbug brains somehow make your clothes look better.
* A hole in your jeans is pretty cool.
* I never patch them as a rule...but you got to know that it ain't easy
* When the top of your toe starts feelin' breezy.
* (CHORUS)
* *Darn that sock.*
Follow the Leader

A bluegrass song in G.

## Lyrics

* Follow the leader is a kinda crazy game.
* Someone does something silly, then you have to do the same.
* Follow the leader, it's what you gotta do
* 'Til you're the leader and they follow you!
* (BREAK, CHORUS AND BREAK)
* Run all around, sit on the ground.
* Stick out your tongue, make a smile, make a frown.
* Act like the critters that are livin' in the zoo.
* Do anything you like and I'll do it too!
* (CHORUS AND BREAK)
Big Old Car

A bluegrass song in Bb, changing to C at the end.

## Lyrics

I've got a big old car, a big old noisy car.

It goes boom-ticka-boom!

Take a ride in my noisy car.

I've got a big old car; sometimes it doesn't start.

It goes R-r-r, boom-ticka-boom

Take a ride in my noisy car.

I've got a big old car...with the loudest horn by far.

It goes ahoooga!

R-r-r, boom-ticka-boom

Take a ride in my noisy car.

I got a big old car, with a big flat tire ...it goes POP-sssss, ahooga! R-R-R!

Boom-ticka-boom!

Take a ride in my noisy car.

I got a big old car; it scared old Mrs. Par!

It went bang-AH! Pop-sss, Ahooga! R-R-R!

Boom-ticka-boom!

Take a ride in my noisy car!
Jumping Bean

A rock song in E, changing to F# at the end.

## Lyrics

* All the kids are doing it from Jersey to LA,
* From halfway down to Mexico and up to Hudson's Bay!
* It started at a dance when a couple made a scene
* They were a-boppin up and down just like a jumpin' bean
* Beanie beanie pink bikini
* Faster than a Lamborghini
* Be a beanie queeny or a king
* If you hop and bop and never stop,
* Jump all around until you drop
* Believe me, believe me, you will be a jumpin' bean!
* Now everybody's joining in the beanie beanie craze
* I saw my grandma and my grandpa ride the beanie beanie wave
* Anybody full of beans can do it, all they gotta do
* Is jump up and down like crazy, like the beanies do
* (CHORUS, Verse 1 and Chorus)
The Froggy in the Bathtub

A bluegrass song in G.

## Lyrics

* I was playing with my froggy in the bathtub...on one very cold and rainy day.
* I was playing with my froggy in the bathtub...
* When OOPS, he jumped and got away!
* My froggy is swimmin' in the bathtub.
* If you've ever been sittin' there, you'll know...
* So if you feel a little splash or hear a little croak,
* It's just my froggy doin' the backstroke.
* Someone thought they saw him in the laundry; once, he ate up half the cookie jar...
* But playing in the depths of the bathtub...is his absolute favorite place by far!

(CHORUS)

* Well that is the story of my froggy; he may not ever be seen again.
* So when you're sittin in the bathtub, doin' what ya gotta do,
* Just remember my little song-and remember my froggy too.

(CHORUS)