Igarin glossary

This is a list of terms in the Zelarinid Igarin language, the form of Igarin used in the Nineteenth Galactic Empire.

A

* aewje - to wake up
* akuni - faith, belief
* akunjene - belief, religion
* akunne - believe
* alaun trijan - speak properly
* -ali - (continuous tense)
* aluk(ro) - to seduce
* antja - sword
* asko - sky, atmosphere
* askonau - aircraft
* asta - up
* attai - north
* auwek - enemy
* ažik - lie, heresy

B

* baje - call
* bar - fight
* baran(o) - great song
* bari - song
* been - that
* bekri - to shift, to be filtered, to wobble
* bekrije - a loose person, a shifter, a non-binary person, a shapeshifter
	+ Non-binary Igarins are those who do not consider themselves as part of any of the four Igarin genders. Because of their rejection of their birth genders, they are required to be mutated so that they can shapeshift into any form they wish.
* ber - place of
* bero - board, plank
* bilɨwon - world, planet, realm
* borila - catapult

D

* da - he
* daan - this
* -daɨn - their (plu)
* daɨz - they (plu)
* dajaran - grand, vast, great, wealthy
* -dali - (future continuous)
* dan - door, gate
* dar - blood, vitality, bloodlust, savagery, rampage
* darodan - handsome
* darewol - nineteen (formal, archaic)
* daroi - south
* das- - re-, again
* dasak - to divide
* dase(lla) - again, once more
* dauk - down
* de - and
* dei - them
* deja - great, super, exceeding
* delka - station, pavilion
* dene - ten
* dera - very
* derana - greatly
* deu - it
* dogan - wildfire, disaster
* doi - they
* dolto - father
* dor - group
* dorawa - battle, raid, assault
* dorwa - brother
* drega - blue raptor
* -duan - (future tense)
* dus - dark
* dusek - darkness
* dwisa - year

E

* ea - or
* ekka - fire
* ekkon - to burn
* ellir - orange
* erru - blue
* eskara - yellow winged tiger
* eta - to eat
* ettea - sister
* euti - station, post
* ez - be, am, is

F

* faas - I (masc, high)
* fando - camp
* fara, fɨoro - moon
* farinean - independence
* faz - we (male, general)
* faspɨ - summer
* feas - I (fem, high)
* feffa - to blow
* felta - to begin
* fer - month
* fewal - four
* feuz - we (neuter, inanimate)
* -fia - my
* fian - to find
* fias - I (male)
* fien - I (female)
* -fin - my
* fiz - we (female)
* fɨr - for
* fleban - free
* flebo - free person
* fleska - dial, spin
* fona - to give
* fön - I (drone)

G

* gale - one
	+ \*hale

* ganda - throne
* garad - castle, fort, outpost
* gari - line, boundary, border
* gasta - window
* gati - art
* geede - to obey
* gekki - to giggle
* gelsan - skilled
* gelse - craft
* gettus - toe
* -gir - -self
* girgizul - self-loathing
* gizur - hate
* gɨrfa - being, person
* gɨrfiža - humanity, Igarinoid-ness, all Igarinoids, known civilisation, the known world/Galaxy
* glarɨswan - majestic
* gletor - muscle
* glez - to have
* gliro - ink, smear
* graun - death

I

* inganžik - heretic
* ingum - follow
* inzi, zi - think
* inzon - thought
* iragi - gibberish, foreign language
* irwal - dawn, sunrise
* ita - to agree
* ijo - to throw

Ɨ

* ɨrwe - nine
* ɨrweden - ninety
* ɨrden-lalo - ninety-eight
* ɨrdellao - great curse, doom, horror, terror
* ɨwlenne - civilisation

J

* jegwa - day
* jenda - three
* -jes - plural
* -jez - (genitive)
* jonti - long sword, blade
* jorbi - yellow
* jures - affirmative, so be it

K

* kaaga - winged yellow tiger
* kaago - yellow raptor
* kaed, kate - hand
* kaeled - helmet
* kaikora - offering
	+ haikora
* kaiwi - six
* kale - wheat, crop, basis
* kaļoden - noble, civilised, refined
* kandi - gift
* karawe - help
* kasto - horse (Freyrgardian: hestor)
* Katemas - Emperor
* ke- - to
* keen - in
* kefo - protection, defense
* kefjo - defend
* kela - a life
* kelen - page
* kelirres - peace treaty
* kepo - out
* keras(un) - hair
* keri - edge
* keruo - around
* kesa - up
* ketto - down
* kiltan - skilled
* kjap, tepin - foot
* kjappene - accessability
* kjari - civilisation, era, empire
	+ \*hjari

* kjarine - civilisation
* kjela - life, vitality
* kjera - stroke of a brush or pen
* kjeragati - calligraphy
* kjona - bless
* klattus - finger
* klibi - squid
* kloen - smoke
* kloetafel - smoke-kill, assassination
* klu - nose
* koguri - a kind of cattle
* kolei - guard
* koljo - coin
* kon - ghost, spirit
* koo - blood
* kön(di) - offering
* könńe - priest
* könron - priestess
* közil - lesser sorcerer, weak mage
* krando - union
* krawan - prayer
* krawn - to pray
* krösilon - sorcerer, mage
* krözil - magic, sorcery
* ksen - hatred
* kunesgo, nesago - slave
* kuridal - binding, magic
* kurit - to bind, to fix, to lock
* kurita, kurito - courtyard, garden
* kuriz - pure, clean
* kurzia - to purge
* krutai - gold (substance)

L

* labu - drinking water
* lalwo - eight
* lambi - to bind
* laplin - brush, pen
* lara - right
* larai - east
* larifon - flower offering, non-violent offering
* laris - flower
* larje - day
* larodo - barrier
* laspa - gift
* laste, löste - mirror
* laukopres - gravel
* -laun - (present tense verb)
* lawas - wealth
* lawenne - prosperity
* leg - green
* legga - gong
* lesme - silver
* lifan - blossom
* ligni - pink
* limbi - light blue
* liwöt - lyre
* ljebawon, ljen - festival
* lob - wall
* loi - a drink
* lorbo - floor
* löi - body
* löiba - lamp
* löita - small
* lue - to drink
* lueso - a drink
* lujat - structure
* lura - lake, body of water
* lutar - wrestling

Ļ

* ļa - thou (male)
* -ļaan - your (high)
* ļaaž - you all (high)
* ļaez - you all
* ļain - your
* ļawan - thou (carer)
* ļeu - thou (neuter)
* ļezotne - loyalist
* ļɨpwo - winter
* ļoi - thou (inanimate)
* ļoí - but
* ļon - around
* ļoska - octopus
* ļowan - thou (drone)
* ļö - and
* ļöda - go
* ļöiden - fifty
* ļöide-kai - fifty-six, bad luck
* ļöide-köi - an atheist (derogatory), atheism
* ļöide-lalo - fifty-eight, bad luck, doom
* ļöide-laoi - an atheist (derogatory), atheism
* ļöi(we) - five
* ļue - thou (female)
* ļundu - black

M

* maganda, maga, magan - great, big
* maganwel - community, great society, great realm
* magatnad - one who oversees brutes or ogres, one who designs supersoldiers
* magattödna - one who oversees or creates war beasts and monsters
* magenne - size
* magratnae - greatest
* magsarei - bombardment, bombing
* maiwan - star-bearer, celestial, angel
* maja, meja, meiga - star
* majerus - frenzy, rampage
* manga - ceremony
* mangokai - ceremonial dance, sacred dance
* manu - human (Freyrgardian: mannur)
* mazo - reality, truth, cruelty
* me- - from
* mega-randɨrwal - supercorporation
* memaglae - since time immemorial
* mero - shade
* mesga - guides
* mestor - map
* mez - like, resembling
* mirri - ready
* mɨrar - wight, spirit
* mones - mouth
* mored - room, station
* mo(w)as - stop
* mozine - true religion, Igarin religion
* möɨ - because
* murka - curse
* murul - filth

N

* -na - thy (masc)
* nae - fact
* naesa - to appear
* najel - a god
* nalei - daughter
* nalka, nalok - child
* nalor - son
* nani - mother
* nanda - information
* narejan - beautiful
* naubar - duel
* naunda - mind
* nausjon - normal
* nawa(r) - noble
* -ne - thy (fem)
* -ńe - a doer
* -nea - (future tense)
* neb, nebis - bone
* nee - ear
* neiwe - temple, (archaic) mountain
* nelag - unworthy, wasteful, pointless
* nerž - meat
* neržik - prey, weakling, one to be killed and eaten
* neržinne - cannibalism, ritual sacrifice
* -nes - thy (neuter)
* nesago, nasago, nesgo - unworthy slave, worm, pathetic lowborn
* nim- -ali - (conditional present)
* nim- -dali - (conditional future)
* nim- -stali - (conditional past)
* nindok - kid
* njewa(n) - happy, happiness
* nobi - an Igarinoid egg; (archaic) that which gulps, a gulp
* nodak - pavilion, stall, tent
* -noi - thy (inan)
* (n)okso - carriage, chariot
* nomfal - devourer, demon
* noni - wagon
* noris - friend
* noroi - west
* nosko, sko - wheel
* nöro - night
* nuei - left
* nuiski - milk
* nul - to serve
* nusar - to drink

O

* ob - food
* oibare - barbarian, savage
* oisa - water, liquid
* oiwonež - oblivion, hell
* oɨ - or
* ojan - far
* -ok - any
* olto - order
* ondoro - hunter
* onlok - open
* oržik, norž(ik) - chaos
* ottea - sister
* ozɨr - threat (Freyrgardian: oþȳðer)

Ö

* önk - plague-walker, zombie
* öra - plate, mirror, offering to the sun god

P

* pagwed - foot, limb
* pakled - arm, limb
* paksa - crown
* paritto - parrot, bird
* pe- - (passive verb)
* pe-laewa - to be born
* peri - to build
* pe-žurus - to be mutated
* plin - brush
* plitte - division, discord
* plon - planet, world
* poraine - religion, civilisedness
* poriswera - treasure, heirloom
* poriswereen - precious
* porusan - treasure
* pömbe - turtle
* prai - road, route
* pralta, pralte - goddess
* pralto, prallo - god
* prefa, pres - yes
* prela - forward
* prelba - future
* prilda(s) - last
* prilgi - bomb
* prisa - cute
* prun - sea

R

* ralbo - uncle
* ralta, ralton - war
* raltenne - war
* ran, ranek - light
* rande - great bell, alarm
* rari - a specific dance
* raskawe - to avenge, to do justice
* ratwo - attack, offense, to attack
* rawal - morning, start, birth
* reiskane - rebel
* res(i) - list, account
* rib - red
* rined - bell
* rirari - celebration
* riri - singing
* riro - wall, strong fortress wall
* riroļko - barge
* -ris - (genitive)
* risme - gold
* röto - drum
* rubsa - ceiling
* ruriro - bamboo, fence, palisade
* rusan - town
* ruska - slab, chunk (of stone)

S

* saage lewalik - well done, good job
* sadwe - autumn
* saeja - healing
* saf, sof - jump
* sa(k) - what
* satro, saro - city
* saut - to speak
* sawo - seven
* sbar - why
* seno - brown
* seran - mountain
* sfaro - suffering
* sfori - sphere, realm, globe
* siljo - lightning, electricity, bolt
* skarö, skare - where
* skede - tribe (archaic)
* skel - corn, crop, maize
* skela - archery bow
* skeline - archer
* sketja - race, people
* skewes - sand
* skoro - point
* skoroprai - trade route
* sköa - to take
* skö(n) - no
* skötta - to disagree
* sku - skull
* slekron - spy
* sma - who
* soganne - destruction
* sogano - to destroy
* soiro - water
* sok - to eat
* sokno - weapon, gun
* solbo, solba - torch
* solkue - to enjoy
* soļga - remember
* son - here
* sone - white
* sonea, sonja - sun
* sonja - aunt
* sorambo, sobbo - roof
* söbben - near
* spian - sharp, brave, smart
* srek - when
* sta - pole
* -stali - (past continuous)
* -staun - (past tense)
* stola - pinnacle
* stuban - closed
* suma - roof
* suren - purple
* sweber - past
* swek - behind
* swena(s) - first

T

* tafel - to kill
* tai - no, not (stronger)
* taigraun - immortal
* taitafel - unkillable, invincible
* taiweri - teaching, advice, doctrine
* takero - pirate, rebel
* tako - little plate, scales
* talie - to come
* tallo - boulder
* tallotas - cannon
* tals(a), tales(a) - birth
* taril - collapse, fall
* tasko - gun
* tep(in) - hand, foot
* tikjap - metal
* tinda - ring
* tɨla - come
* tobri - harvest, autumn
* tola - game, to play
* tolewan - toy
* tolgi - tax, fee, payment, tribute
* tö - no, not
* tö(n) - xe, xem (drone)
* tönalža - godslessness, atheism
* töön, söön - xeir (drone)
* treb - dark blue
* trejak, trok - tree
* trekka, trego - coward, weakling, sacrificial victim
* tri - river, path
* tri, trisan - proper, correct

U

* uflir - to infect, to infest
* uflire - disease, plague
* uldo - old, archaic
* uni - soul
* untido - doubt
* usba - slave
* usben - enslaved
* ustolzei - current, modern
* uweri - flute

W

* walei - king
* waleja - queen
* walejen - royal
* walsa - space, outer space
* walseo - spaceship
* walsu - glowing plankton, miasma, scourge
* wano - dream, vision
* waronon - powerful
* wearen - horde, enemy
* emy empire
* weja - kite, glider, sail
* wela - country, realm, land
* weneino - ribbon, thread, a life
* wenenoo - chambers
* wera - two
* weuso - chapter, stage
* wi- -ali - (present perfect)
* wi- -dali - (future perfect)
* wili - eye
* wi- -stali - (past perfect)
* witsa - flower
* witsol - spring
* wolka - dance, dancing
* wora - mighty
* wul(l)as - scourge, plague, swarm
* wus, wuise(a) - death

Z

* zakre - weapon
* zarei - valley
* zelariwen - proper
* zjep - lightning
* zoli - spear, pike

Ž

* žalik - pike
* žurńe - mutant
* žursi - to change
* žurus - to mutate

## Trivia

* Pronunciation
	+ Double vowel - [-ʔ-]: for example, koo [koʔo]
	+ ɨ - [ɨ]
	+ j - [j]
	+ ļ - [ɭ]
	+ ö - [ø]
	+ ž - [ʒ]

## See also

* Nandegakkovian glossary
* Kerasonian glossary
* Kuelgon glossary
* Novantirna glossary