Heronoi glossary

This is a list of terms in the Heronoi language, the national language of the Heronoi people who live in the Kingdom of Heronoja.

A

* adara - thousand
* afajō - to shine, to illuminate (a celestial body, such as the Moon or Sun; or a god)
* afana - ascension, rise
* afanajona - to rise (classical), to become powerful, to shine
* ágao - screaming in joy or excitement (masculine)
* ágataō - to scream in joy (masculine)
* aikanō - watch, observe
* aisa - eight
* aka - what (archaic)
* amisa - pink
* amisama - older sister
* amisija - pink (archaic), sweet, cute
* amijō - to eat
* amoto - wheel, disk
* ana - one
* anajá - a certain ...
* anakō - to ride an animal
* andano - man, adult man
* andaxi - heroine, female hero
* andaxo - hero, male hero
* anenano - one day
* anē - seven
* Anijamisanmai, Aninmisai - Seven Sisters, a constellation
* an gama - for example
* anö - dot
* anzason, anzossa - (Gauvajut) orchid flower
* araja - white
* arakuto - rooster
* ara(te)jō - to depart, to leave, to die
* árawa - sun (classical, poetic)
* áre, árejo - sun
* aregí - unicorn
* ari - red
* arija - white (poetic, as in heated metal)
* arijojan - perfect
* arisaja - red (archaic)
* aritajō - to practice, to make a work of art
* aro-, ra- - only
* árofana, árawafana - sunrise, rising sun
* aruthimo - brotherhood, club
* arúra - plough
* asa - life
* asajō - to sharpen
* -(a)ta - all of
* athoroquo - human being, humanoid, person, being
* aukanō - to ride
* awaija, awaijo - holy one, radiant one
* aware, ware(i) - caution
* awarejona - (archaic) to avoid

* axa - six
* axajan - free
* áxi - ice
* axuru - blizzard
* azoja - direction

B

* bakuna - ship
* battenō - to beat, to drum
* beja - love, affection, care
* benasa - justice, fairness, order
* bentu - foolish, stupid
* beō - to love
* bes - breast
* besotoja - west
* bexa - happy
* bí - with
* bori - book
* borigoto - breeder, romantic, stupid person
* botano - brother
* busu - nose
* buxa - suffering, torment
* buxesa, buxessa - joy in torment, insanity
* Bynobara - land of hungry ghosts; America
* bynöbon - one who abuses the poor

D

* dabuti - very stupid
* dagodhe, rotkaga - bell
* daija - world
* dája - truth
* dama - deer
* dára - great
* daradara - beyond count, infinity
* daradworo - grand gate
* dáragoma - full Moon
* darakina - hello, greetings
* Darapaxe - Thousand Waterfalls, a name for Heronoja
* darau - moon (classical, poetic)
* dárazai - forever
* datarasa - army
* dathajō - to march
* daxo - hero, good man, buddy
* daxi - heroine, good woman, buddy
* demidono - teacher
* demijō - to learn
* des - chest
* dethu - foot, tread, sole, footprint, trail
* dēgwēfa - tank
* dojera - (offensive!) slave girl, good for nothing
* dojoro - (offensive!) slave boy, good for nothing
* -dono - a doer, a user
* dori - tree
* dosso - roof
* dō - to give
* döro, döra - little friend, doll who looks after a child's twelve years, childhood, youth, nostalgia, guardian angel, old friend
* döwi - jousting shield, pauldron
* du - thou, you
* dumo, dymo - thee
* dukha - suffering, torment
* dusa - thy
* duwo - two

Dw
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* dwaxija - diamond
* dwi- - (future tense), will ...
* dwono - plate, gift, tribute, offering
* dworo - gate, door
* dworono - friend

* dwoxo - thou (masc; royal, divine)

Dh
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* dhyso - gun

E

* ekabi - bad person, a half-blood, a reject
* eremija - white (archaic)
* eraiwo, erēwo - olives
* esanoja - east
* esokase - obsession
* eta - to go away
* eukhesi, jakes, jauka - spear
* euquesoi, jawesoi - wish

Ē

F

* fana - up, going up (classical)
* fanajona - to fly (classical)
* fanajō - to go up, to rise
* fanaxō - to cut a victim
* fando - warrior, lad
* fanzamō - to fly
* farano - white fern
* farixana - beautiful (feminine), glitter or sparkle of a blade or hair, sparkling
* feirata - glaive
* furus - dread
* furuzan - freezing, chill, dreadful
* fymi - bee
* fýnajō - to rage, to be angry
* fýne - rage, fury, hatred

G

* ga-, -ga - not
* gaita - why
* gantajō - to protect
* garō - pork
* geno - people, race
* geraide, keraita - plough
* geraidejō - to plough, to till
* girixa - sparkle in water

* girō - to see
* gísa - star
* gomi - a moon, a natural satellite, tributary, vassal, attendant, retinue
* Gomairatha - Path of the Moon, Heronoi religion
* goti(n) - bad
* goto - gear, cog, wheel, shield

Gw
--

* gwaita - paddle, spoon, ladle
* gwanda - moonlight
* gwedájō - to wonder, to question
* gwepei - orange
* gwepetijen - orange (archaic)
* gwepoti - evening
* gweriza - great rite
* gwesajō - to take away, to subtract, to reduce
* gwigato - a runner, someone who is too obsessed with another person
* gwinajona - (archaic) to listen
* gwinan - small
* gwinda - reflected moonlight
* gwinō - to listen
* gwira - child, infant
* gwona - open, active
* gwonō - to open
* gwontojō - to turn on, to activate
* gworija, gworo - north
* gworo - northman, handsome man, Norse

G'
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* g'a - no
* g'a- - not
* g'aita - cat
* g'ama - horror
* g'antaka - tabby cat
* g'arukos - unclean, desperate
* g'ati - give, gift
* g'atijō - to bestow
* g'autojō - to exclude, to keep out
* g'emajan - heavy, difficult
* g'ima - taste, tasty
* g'imajō - to taste
* g'oraja - green (archaic)

* g'ori - green
* g'oroi - deep green, forest, nature, so many trees

H

* hadetaja - black (classical)
* Haja - Holy, Blessed ...
* hanbata, hauba - mouth
* handa, kuhanda, quahanda - heart
* hanē - help
* hanējō - to help
* hanēnajona - (archaic) to help
* harugwa - coral
* hassajō - to correct, to adjust
* hatē - black
* hawe - wing
* haxewarijona - (archaic) to shape, to assemble, to make someone better
* hero - moon
* herofana - moonrise
* herofanajona - to triumph over evil; to rise (for the Moon)
* herofanō - to rise (for the Moon); to overcome evil
* Herogwira - Child of the Moon, Heronoi
* Heronoja - Land of the Moon
* hejawa - tears of joy because you are in love
* himija, himeja - tears of joy
* himijan - lightweight, easy
* hina(n) - good
* hiō - to want, to seek for
* hirajona - to present
* hokaijō - to hold
* hóquo - burn, fire
* hóquō - to burn
* horo - enemy, invader, destroyer
* hyta - blood, life force, animus

I

* ima - I (fem)
* imo - I (masc)
* imo tarenitta - I am fine/I survived.
* irawi - bright, fair, good
* irejo - priest
* íro - heat
* iru - five
* isa - my (fem)
* isarija - silver (archaic)
* ísero - ocean
* iso - my (masc)
* íso - sea
* ita, itu - it
* ite - it (inanimate)
* iti - she
* ito - he
* itwö - this
* itwö - we
* iwantara - spring

J

* jaku - dust, powder
* jamo, ja - I (casual)
* jarajan - holy, divine
* jarajanna - holiness
* jasa - light
* jasō - to shine
* jata - onwards
* jattari - pretty
* jawanta - beautiful, young, innocent, spring
* jawante - innocence, a girl
* jaxa - nine
* jaxo - I (royalty)
* je, jen - eye
* jereso - ocean
* jero - temple
* jésajō - to radiate light
* jesōje - glowing eyes
* jessajō - to need
* jewanta - spring
* jē(we)xofō - to cut an object
* jodara - million
* -jona - (archaic, present tense)
* jura - sand
* jurajō - to serve
* juriro - a fiery meteor, a harbinger of doom, something that comes before a catastrophe, a missile

K

* ka - what
* kaō - to want, to desire, to long for, to yearn for
* kara - blood
* karajona - to bleed (archaic)
* karō - to bleed
* keranna - crown
* karukon - bronze
* kata - fight, action
* katadata - fighter, boy
* katakata - fight, combat
* katega - pet
* katotxa(nō) - to attack
* keada - lovestruck, a person in love
* keda - trance, spell, manipulation, trickery, sorcery; romantic love; attraction
* kedama - lovestruck, falling in love, attraction
* keire - many arms and limbs, a mess
* kennō - to think
* kente - choice
* kentenō - to choose, to select
* Keratönö - the frozen hell, Hell, the deepest hell
* kére - ghost, ghoul, monster
* Kerenoja - realm of ghosts, one of the hells
* kerewara - half-ghost (boy)
* kerewari - half-ghost girl
* kesenu, kesennoi - foreign, non-Heronoi, other lands, stupid foreigner
* ketajō - to begin
* Keweno - Creator God, (monotheist) God Almighty
* keza - here
* kijawo - rider, knight
* kijosa - steel
* kijosasoi, kijassoi - steel-soul, asexual
* -kita - (past tense)
* kitaja - wool
* kojerō - to punish, to torture
* kojo - punishment
* kojonō - to punish, to kill, to execute
* kojore - revenge, vengeance, destruction
* kojorerō - to take revenge, to destroy an evildoer
* koma - hair
* konosojan - strong
* korijonin - golden colour, pretty, blonde
* koro - helmet, head
* koroi - blessing
* koruwa - maiden, daughter
* kósa - bloke, boyish girl, tomboy, ladette
* kóso - son, buddy, dude, bloke, bro
* kósoto - blond man, boyfriend
	+ As nearly all Heronoi are blond, this word has become so redundant that it now simply means "boyfriend".
* kósuta - tomboy, (in some playful cases) girlfriend
* kotkhajō - to choke
* kowi - girl
* kowo - boy
* kudō - to drop
* kukoro - wheel, rotation, cycle
* kunija - woman
* kuquanda - heart shape
* Kuresona - the paradise of gold, Elysium
* kurijoja - gold (archaic)
* kuro - gate
* kuruso - golden
* kury - gold
* kurykazei - blonde and blue eyes, beautiful; Heronoi
* kurykazeja - a woman with blonde hair and blue eyes, an ideal woman; a Heronoi woman
* kurykazejo, korykaizo - a man with blonde hair and blue eyes, an ideal man; a Heronoi man
* kurykazeno, kurygwazeo - the blonde and blue-eyed race; (poetic) Heronoi people, us
* kurykazewa, kurykazewö - another blonde and blue-eyed race, an arrogant people, snobs; (humorous, sarcastic) also Heronoi people, us
	+ Still used by Heronoi to mock themselves or the errors and stupidity of their own society.
* kurykoma - blonde hair
* kuryna, kurykon, kurykoma - blonde
* kurynaworai - "blonde-painting", the practice of foreigners making their characters blonde to attract Heronoi, only to annoy them
* kutoni - mat
* kuzijan - strange
* kythanō - to fall, to collapse

Kh
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* kharo - pork

M

* s-mai - (plural)
* magawon - triumphant, triumph, victory
* majaraira - long live
* majerairojona - (archaic) to shine forever, to endure
* manejona - (archaic) to guide
* marune - coral
* mawai - arm
* mebajō - to help
* mejore - mill
* menajō - to wait
* merima - sweet, girlfriend
* mēg'ywi - hideous
* -mi - for
* midesa - angry
* midhan - sweet
* mitgöi - ugly, displeasing, vulgar
* miraunijō - to perceive, to view something as this, to think of something as that
* misana - sister
* míwo - bird
* mizán - for
* mizo - because
* modara - 100 thousand
* moi - me
* moitho(ndo) - winter, horror
* moithotan - horrific, frightening, dreadful, grim
* mosono - man
* motojō - to assemble
* munma - romantic union, love, couple
* munmai - couple
* múramo, múramoradwo - scary night, terrifying darkness, great darkness
* múri - shadow
* múro - darkness, night
* múwari - great shadow
* muxijō - to drink

N

* naima - wind
* najen(o) - while, meanwhile
* najewa - birth
* najewajō - to give birth
* najewajōtö - to be born
* najewanani, naiwani - birthday (anniversary and exact date of birth)
* nakijō - to write
* nani, nano - day, a day, 24 hours, day-with-night
* nara - sky
* naragwira - child of Heaven, gifted or talented person, asexual
* narakha - great winter, blizzard
* napukarau - loathsome
* napukau - disgusting
* napukeja - filth, defilement, unholiness
* napukereja - great filth
* naputkō - to defile
* neiwo - new
* nei zawitai - new 4-year cycle ceremony
* neizotai - new year
* néjō - to observe, to watch
* nenara - heaven, space, possibilities
* nerijō - to become
* nijō - to do
* -(n)iki - (past tense)
* -nin - in
* noja - home, realm
* nopori - citrus, orange fruit
* noti - earth
* notö - ground, realm, land
* nowijō - to take one step at a time
* nöjume - death, a slow decay
* numino - fog, smoke
* nutō - to retreat, to fall ball
* nutōro - falling back, recession, rolling ball, reversal

O

* obata, böza - cigarette, death wish, want to die
	+ Cigarettes are deadly to Heronoi because it can heat up the lungs, ignite the blood, and cause the smoker to explode in a bloody mess. Because of this, Heronoja was the only country where smoking was completely banned.
* Obata je? - [Do you want a] cigarette?; Do you want to die?; What is wrong with you?
	+ Me obata - I want to die; I am very upset
* obatajō, bözajō - to smoke, to destroy yourself, to die, to self-destruct, to fail horribly
* obatanda - related to smoking, self-destructive, morbid, miserable
* oboja - south
* -ona, -jona - (present tense verbal suffix, archaic)
* opero - debt, loan
* Óquō najen du karō! - Burn while you bleed!
	+ This is considered the strongest curse in the Heronoi language.
* oriko - few
* osa - ask, prayer
* ósaboti - morning
* ósana - blue
* osajō - to pray
* otokamidi - option, choice (when in great danger)
* otejo - when (archaic)
* otojō - to add, to include
* oty - when

Ö

Ō

* -(n)ō, -jō - (present tense verbal suffix)

P

* paixéja - beautiful, pretty, splendid
* pakano - blade
* pakijona - to sacrifice one's self (archaic)
* pakijō - to sacrifice one's self
* parajan - ancient
* paransa - wisdom
* parawai - armour
* parewan - cloth
* parewa - clothes
* parē - danger
* parisan - wise
* parison-ata - omniscient
* paro - battle axe
* parura - treasure
* pasana - era, long interval
* pasaro - gold tile, coin, cent
* pata - foot
* patta - movement, to walk, a stroll
* pattanō - to go, to walk
* Pattea - all the Gods
* pawai - prior, before, past
* pawi - previous
* paxeta - waterfall
* pegwe - swan
* peirasi - please (formal)
* peiro - please (casual)
* perasiki - ask
* pesa - time, period
* pesan(an) - safe
* pespejō - to load a weapon
* peso - four
* peta - where
* petufa - map
* pewesō - to load
* pewo - ten
* pira - river
* pirezi - choice
* pirezijona - to choose, to decide (archaic)
* pezijō - to choose, to decide
* pixoterija - personality, character, attitude, attribute
* pojera - circle, whirl
* pojewa - poem, song
* pojomo - herder
* porotejon - first, primary
* poryko - purple
* Potwija - Miss, Mrs.
* pötai - arrow
* púra - fire (archaic)
* purajō - to restore, to purify
* púroquo - stove, furnace

Qu
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* quákijō - to ask, to doubt
* quanda - table
* -quasa - lord of
* Quasera - Mister, Mr.
* quasera, quasa - lord
* quejo - child, beloved child
* quejora - creation, child
* quejorajō - to create, to have a child
* quenadono - master of a skill, expert
* queri - feather
* querijo - gold (substance)
* quērajan - pure, cleansed
* quērajanna - purity
* quita - language
* quofa - cave
* quopanō - to break into

R

* ragō - to sing, to break into song
* raje, raja - great joy, happiness
* rajeka - happy, alive, joyful
* rajenoja - a prosperous nation, a utopia
* rajeta - summer
* rakeja - dress
* rakute - hen, fool
* rakuto - rooster, fool
* ránadwosa - our land (poetic), Heronoja
* rantajō - to swear, to vow
* ratisō - to dance
* ratuxan - old, archaic
* ratho - road
* rékimō - to dream, to imagine
* reo - lion
* reora - lioness
* reoro - male lion
* rewō - to bathe, to wash
* rexenō - to release, to set free
* rēnaqua - region
* rike - page, leaf
* rime - lake
* rimina - poem
* ritejō - to perform
* ritu - season, phase
* riza - rite
* rog'i - leg
* ronirote - television
* rote - portrait
* rotoweta - helicopter
* röntögwitö - be ruined
* rúdijō - to read a classical or special book, to study closely, to learn
* rúki, rúsuki, rueski - dream
* rúkiwa - doomed, harbinger of doom, jinx
* rundai - rainbow
* rúnitai - rainbow, rainbow-wight, fairy
* rurijō - to hear
* rutka - circle, disk, arc, dial
* rutkawoi - zodiac
* ruxe - fox
* ruxea - vixen
* rúzojō - to read
* rydwa - mare
* rydwo, rydho - horse, stallion

S

* -sa - belongs to X, (genitive)
	+ replaced with -so if the word ends with sa
* sai - blessing, to bless
* saijanan - blessed
* sainan - consecrated, sanctified
* saino - honour
* saja - star
* sajano - glory
* sáne(ja) - peace
* sapeta - shield
* sara - tribute, gift, talent, skill
* saraja - sunrise, hope
* sarátura - (N) slaughter, destruction
* sárejō - to sear
* sari - silver
* saritpe - box, chest
* saro - ghost
* sarudhari - chariot, wagon
* saumejō - to sense
* sawijō - to love greatly, to venerate
* seg'ō - to have, to hold in one's hands
* seje - hug
* sejeanō - to greatly hug, to embrace
* sejenō - to hug
* sējanō - to be angry
* senbai(ja) - offering, basket
* sensa - tan
* sensaja - tan (archaic)
* setwo - them
* sewai - folk customs; Norse rites
* sewo - beard
* sēnba - meeting, encounter, glance, detection
* sēnbaō - to meet
* sija - colour
* sim(ij)ō - to march
* sitki, sittuki - screaming in joy, squealing
* siukija, siake, sijoka - screaming in joy (feminine)
* siukijō - to scream in joy (feminine)
* sodara - ten thousand
* soi, sowoja - soul
* soisutha - trail of souls, spirit procession, ghost path
* sonosija - grey (archaic)
* sonnö - grey
* sonnu - snow
* sonsea - music
* sontoka - person, being, condition
* sorupo - six-legged carnivorous horse
* soryjō - to paint, to smear
* sowoja - person, soul
* -sö́ - on, above
* ssuzi - kiss
* stypi - (A) stupid, as stupid as a foreigner
* suaryka - something or a place that is precious or beautiful (slang)
* suga - just, should, need to
* sujō - to break, to smash, to shatter
* sujozan - broken, insane
* sume - sleep
* susorijō - to paint, to colour
* sutha - path, road, trail
* suwe - to blush
* suwō - to cover
* symējō - to sleep
* symutdi - a man who is attracted to other men instead of women, a pitiful person, a sad person
* sýmunte - sorry (Eastern Heronoi)

T

* tago - stop, station, post
* tagomebane - station helper, postal service
* tagonmo, tagobono, tatbono - a postman
* tarauma - goodbye
* taraumas - farewell
* tassorodorō - to offer (to a god)
* Tawadwarai - Paradise, Heaven, one of the four afterlifes for good Heronoi after they die
* taxe - hand
* tázo - centre
* te - and
* tēgo - war
* tejuna - closed, inactive
* tejunō - to close
* teraron - tunnel
* tere - a doll
* terebaki - doll-face, pitiful person, stupid person
* teru - light blue
* terusaja - light blue (archaic)
* tesá(da)xō - to slash, to cut
* tetkajō - to kill
* tetwo - they
* teukajō - to murder
* tewo - them
* terexo - forward
* te(re)xonō - to advance
* tijunō - to turn off, to deactivate
* tikai - tickle, cute thing, gremlin, failure
* tiri - three
* tiwari - a flower with thin yellow petals
* tiza - city
* togena - marketplace
* togwa, totka - shop
* tójoru - autumn
* tokai - choice; summit, peak
* torobi - jousting lance
* tosso - many, a lot
* tossodari, tossari - thank you
* tossoraja - very happy
* tossoranoi - a society to emulate
* toxa - next, following, impending
* toxa-daija, toxaija - afterlife, world-to-come
* toxata - after
* -tö - (passive verb)
* tumunō - to bleed, to lose, to decay
* túnasō - to stop
* túro - tower
* túron - brown
* turopa - basket
* túrorija - brown (archaic)
* turuxari - jousting
* turuxono - male jouster, jouster
* turuxori - female jouster
	+ Heronoi like to send their daughters to compete in separate jousting matches, or women's sports.
* tynosō - to shoot
* tyroi - cheese
* tytkijō - to click

Tw
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* twaxo - a sort of ooze made from murdered victims; corpse; ice cream
* twaxoma - ice cream; something horrifying
* twemunijō - to bleed severely, to be in a critical condition, to suffer great damage
* twymo - ye all

Th
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* thajozon - terror
* thajō - to think
* thanywe - pillar, beam, mast, flagpole, lamppost
* themuntojō - to desecrate, to defile
* thijunō - to hide
* thorequo - person, being
* thoxo - name
* thumunō - to collapse
* thunara - major road
* thunna - union, league, band, alliance

U

* unujō - to listen
* urō - lion

W

* wanaxa - king
* wando - building
* wandojō - to build, to construct
* wanofana, wanaxafana - the rise of a king; moonrise; (poetic, affectionate) one's own rise to greatness.
* wara - (N, \*valor) slain warrior, hero
* warakeri - (N, \*valkeri) hero's sword, executioner's sword
* warakura - (N, \*valknut) valknut loop, death sentence, death-wish
	+ The Heronoi version of the valknut consist of three concentric triangles within each other. It is also known as the zojena, or death-eye, for it symbolises oblivion and hopelessness.
* waratafinö - (N, \*Valtafn) offering to the heroes
* warenejona - (N) to sacrifice one's own life
* waresine - (N, \*valsinn) slain heroes, to commune with the saints
* warixa - spear
* wataradono - general
* watē - puzzle
* wato - flag
* wawaxo - macaw bird
* -waxa - king of
* wegata - worker
* weibijō - to like, to enjoy
* wejēkeja - wheels
* wejō - to climb up
* weso - middle, noon
* wesomoitho - midwinter
* wesorajeta - midsummer
* wetidara - funny, amusing
* wetije - yellow
* wexa - (archaic, derogatory) sucking, sipping
* wexake - sucker [of blood], vampire; enemy of Heronoja; warmonger; Vigefionian
* weza - there
* wezu - wraith, ghost made of burning armour
* widarō - to want, to desire
* wikauge, wikaute - sorry
* wikefö, witkefö - monster, terror, bogeyman; monster that hunts and eats people; nightmare; an evil creator, a demiurge; Vigefionian
* wira - hero, heroine
* wirai - miss, madam
* wiraje, wiraja - heroine
* wiresa - lady-like, heroic (feminine)
* wiro - sir
* wirosa - manly, gentlemanly, heroic (masculine)
* wista, wissa - cheers
* witē - they (singular, anonymous)
* wixa - he, she (royal)
* wixasa - his, her (royal)
* wo - you, you all
* woi - fish
* woido - belly
* woiko - home
* wotkoso - car, automobile
* wok'o, woquo - chariot
* worainō - to paint over
* wosa - your
* woxajo - forest wight, beautiful person, guardian
* woxajō - to ask
* woxo - forest
* -wö - from
* wurusa - waist

X

* xeja - grass
* xenija - herbs, medicine
* xefo - sword
* xorasa - century
* xuradana - birthday (not an anniversary, but the exact day you were born)
* xurasō - to have a child, to give birth

Y

* yraxonda - other people, strangers

Z

* zagazaga - lonely ghost, obsessed or disturbed one
* zapajo - chaos
* zari - tea
* zawai - year
* zawitai - whole year, cycle of four years
* zebijō - to endure
* zewoka - balance
* zojō - to die
* zoni - death
* zoteja - city
* zujo - edge, rim, threshold, ending
* zukorija - husky dog

## Lists

### Countries

* Heronoja - Heronoja
* Sijangwēna, Seigwēna - Siangwaan
* Noruwa - Nolworra
* Isijoro, Sejoro - Josol
* Azugo - Azgo
* Bejanna - Bujan
* Irewanna - Irajon
* Rykaneja - Rukania
* Radijeza - Ardesch
* Pirudori - Pelarin
* Porassona - Porashon
* Pinokuni - Pinoguni
* Taizoruwa - Daizhou
* Sawejanna - Sevraeja
* Rogase - Ragise

## Samples

Árawa fanajona. (classical); Árejo fanajō (modern) - The sun rises.

Wanaxa fanajona (classical) - The King rises/the Moon rises.

Hero dwí-fanajona! (classical) - The Moon will rise!/Heronoja will win!

## Trivia

* The author based the Heronoi language on the transcriptions of Linear B in Mycenaean Greek, Japanese, and Latin.
* In casual speech, genitive pronouns go before their word, but in formal speech, they go after their word. (e.g. "your hands": "dusa taxemai" in casual, "taxemai dusa" in formal)
* -jona suffixes are nowadays used to emulate archaic people, in formal speech, or in prayers. Most Heronoi use -(n)ō as a verbal suffix.
* (Th) - Thralondian loanword
* (A) - Ardeschen loanword
* (N) - Norse loanword

### Pronunciation:

* a - [ä], [ʌ~ə] unstressed
* an - [ʌn], [ʌ̃~ʌŋ] in the adjective suffix -an
* dw - [dʷ]
* dh, ð - [ð]
* ē - [æ], [ej] after w
* g - [g], [j] before short [i]
* gw - [gw]
* g' - [gʱ]
* j - [j]
* kh - [x]
* n before m - long m
* n before n - long n
* n before other consonants - nasalises consonant
* ö - [ø], [-øj] after w, [-wo̞j] at the end of a word
* ō - [ɔ], [ɔ~ʌ(n~ŋ)] in the verbal ending -ō
* qu - [kw]
* r - [ɾ]
* s before any consonant - [ʃ]
* s before s - long s
* s before s at the start of a word - [ʃ]
* t before any consonant - long consonant
* t before s - [t͡s]
* tw - [tʷ]
* th - [θ]
	+ [tʰ] in eastern dialects
* x - [k͡s]
* y - [y], [ɯ] when unstressed, [-jo̞] at the end of a word
* z - [d͡z]
* á, í, ó, é, ú, ý, ḗ, ṓ, ö́ - long vowel

## See also

* Heronoi slang
* Heronoi Norse glossary
* Marnosyn language
* Bujanski glossary
* Arnadjanai glossary
* Heronoi mythology
* Heronoi curses (NSFW)