╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗ ║ VERESENKELOS ║ ║ /ve.re.sen.'ke.los/ ║ ║ V E • R E • S E N • K E • L O S ║ ║ "For knowing the essence of truth" ║ ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ Oazalzepitik av, mirona sil, Zalmira, ovinkelit mil. Olum em kapiv, omanorik il, Osenmirivam, karmina vil. ================================================== LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT © 2024-2025 JAN "BRODA" PIETROWSKI. License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) You are free to: — Share: copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format — Adapt: remix, transform, and build upon the material Under the following terms: — Attribution: You must give appropriate credit, provide a link to the license, and indicate if changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. Full license text: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Project ID: 04bd1f1f-fea4-14ce-a438-ae60f50270d4-88676c43-4ebe-0be1-c896bb3f3bc2-4581 Document version: 1.0 (First full publication) Date of compilation: 01.11.2025 ================================================== DISCLAIMER VERESENKELOS is an artificial language (conlang) created for educational, entertainment, and linguistic research purposes. 1. It is NOT a natural language of any people or culture 2. It is NOT intended to replace natural languages in daily communication 3. It has NO political, religious, or ideological aims 4. It does NOT guarantee practical applicability outside the context of linguistic experiments The project was created as: — A linguistic training tool for understanding language structure — An instrument for developing logical and systematic thinking — A sample for training neural networks on artificial language systems — An artistic and philosophical experiment in language construction IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION: Any coincidences of words, roots, or constructions of the VERESENKELOS language with: — existing natural languages (including but not limited to: Russian, English, Spanish, Chinese, and any others) — existing constructed languages (including but not limited to: Solresol, Volapük, and any other conlangs) — proper names, surnames, names of cities, countries, organizations — trademarks, brands, commercial designations — random or intentional formations that may be perceived as obscene, offensive, or unacceptable in any cultures — any other linguistic or semantic elements outside this project are absolutely accidental and unintentional. The VERESENKELOS language was created according to an internal logical system, and any external analogies are the result of probabilistic coincidences, inevitable when working with a limited set of phonemes. All words and constructions of the VERESENKELOS language should be perceived exclusively within the context of this project and its internal logic. They do not and should not have any associations, connotations, or meanings beyond the system described in this document. The author is not responsible for: — Any use of the language for any purposes and any use of the materials presented herein — Interpretation of the philosophical concepts of the language — Technical errors in the description of grammar or vocabulary It is provided "as-is" without any guarantees of completeness, accuracy, or fitness for any particular purpose. Users assume full responsibility for any interpretation, application, or derivative works based on this system. ================================================== PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPT AND PUBLICATION FORMAT Why .txt? Why such a structure? 1. TEXT AS PURE ESSENCE: The .txt format was chosen as the purest, software-independent, eternal format for storing information. Like water (vos) in the VERESENKELOS language — a foundation without impurities. 2. HIERARCHY AS A PRINCIPLE: The document structure reflects the philosophy of the language — from general to specific: Concept → Phonetics → Morphology → Vocabulary → Application 3. OPENNESS AND ACCESSIBILITY: .txt can be opened on any device, in any OS, without special software. This corresponds to the idea of language as a tool accessible to everyone. 4. SYSTEMATICITY AS BEAUTY: Clear section numbering, tables, sequence — this is the aesthetics of order, reflected in the language itself. 5. DOCUMENT AS AN ARTIFACT: This file is not just a description, but a complete work where form corresponds to content. Like ostruk (structure) in the language — integral and functional. ================================================== INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS VERESENKELOS? Dear reader, Before you is not just another artificial language. VERESENKELOS is a linguistic universe born from a simple idea: "What if we build a language as a system of primary concepts?" WHY CREATE A NEW LANGUAGE? Once upon a time, language creation was the domain of gods and poets. Today it is a tool for cognition — both of oneself and the structure of thinking. VERESENKELOS was born at the intersection of: • Linguistic curiosity — "how are languages structured?" • Philosophical inquiry — "how do we classify the world?" • Artistic creativity — "what does the harmony of logic sound like?" • Technological experiment — "how to train a neural network on this?" WHAT MAKES VERESENKELOS SPECIAL? 1. SYSTEM OF LACUNAE: The language begins not with words, but with 60+ basic concept-roots (CVC). Each root is a lacuna, a void that can be filled with specifications. "Fish" is not a separate word, but a chain: zal (animal) + vos (water) + it (possessing) 2. TREE OF MEANING: Words grow like tree branches: from the trunk-root to the leaf-suffixes. This is visible logic, where each morpheme is a step toward specificity. 3. GRAMMAR AS ARCHITECTURE: Strict order of prefixes and suffixes — this is the framework of a building. Predictability not as a limitation, but as elegance. 4. SOUND AS HARMONY: A limited phonetic set (19 letters) creates a recognizable, euphonious, yet distinct sound unlike natural languages. FOR WHOM IS THIS LANGUAGE? • For amateur and professional linguists • For philosophers interested in the connection between language and thought • For writers seeking new linguistic worlds • For AI developers training neural networks on artificial languages • For everyone who believes that beauty lies in systematicity and logic HOW TO READ THIS DOCUMENT? Do not rush. Language is not a sprint, but a marathon. Start with philosophy, then phonetics, then grammar, and only then vocabulary. Each section builds on the previous one — just as words in the language are built from roots. FINAL WARNING: This language is not for everyday shopping or business correspondence. It is for thinking. For mental play. For experiment. If you seek practical utility — you might find it. But the main value of VERESENKELOS is in the process of knowing it itself. And remember the language's motto: "Otantiv ovinkelit ojakelit uveresensil" Good time for a person knowing the essence of truth. ================================================== TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 0: Basic information (license, philosophy, introduction) SECTION 1: Phonetics and alphabet SECTION 2: Basic root-lacunae (1–65) SECTION 3: System of numerals and counting SECTION 4: System of affixes 4.1. Prefixes 4.2. Suffixes SECTION 5: Suffixes — complete table and rules SECTION 6: First 50 basic words of the VERESENKELOS language SECTION 7: Syntax of the VERESENKELOS language SECTION 8: First dialogues and texts in VERESENKELOS SECTION 9: Pronouns and demonstrative words SECTION 10: Complex texts in VERESENKELOS SECTION 11: Poetry and chants in VERESENKELOS SECTION 12: Extended VERESENKELOS dictionary (1–1000 words) 12.1. Nature and elements (1–50) 12.2. Living beings (51–100) 12.3. Human: body and physiology (101–150) 12.4. Human: actions and processes (151–200) 12.5. Artifacts and artificial objects (201–250) 12.6. Abstract concepts (251–300) 12.7. Social structures (301–330) 12.8. Food and nutrition (331–360) 12.9. Time and space (361–390) 12.10. Qualities and properties (391–400) 12.11. Colors and shades (401–420) 12.12. Shapes and geometry (421–440) 12.13. Materials and substances (441–460) 12.14. Professions and occupations (461–480) 12.15. Sensory perceptions (481–500) 12.16. Movement and locomotion (501–520) 12.17. Tools and devices (521–540) 12.18. Knowledge and information (541–560) 12.19. States and conditions (561–580) 12.20. Processes and changes (581–600) 12.21. Family and kinship relations (601–620) 12.22. Social phenomena (621–640) 12.23. Natural phenomena (641–660) 12.24. Spiritual and philosophical concepts (661–680) 12.25. Artistic expressions (681–700) 12.26. Daily activities and personal items (701–720) 12.27. Human emotional states (721–740) 12.28. Kitchenware and cooking (741–760) 12.29. Clothing and accessories (761–780) 12.30. Weather and climatic phenomena (781–800) 12.31. Communication and speech (801–820) 12.32. Medicine and health (821–840) 12.33. Numbers and counting (841–860) 12.34. Prepositions and adverbs of place (861–880) 12.35. Adverbs of time (881–900) 12.36. Adverbs of manner (901–920) 12.37. Learning and development (921–940) 12.38. Trade and exchange (941–960) 12.39. Freedom and restrictions (961–980) 12.40. Final abstract concepts (981–1000) SECTION 13: Texts in VERESENKELOS SECTION 14: Prompt for neural networks to learn VERESENKELOS And remember: every new language is a new way to see the world. ╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗ ║ VERESENKELOS PROJECT — LANGUAGE AS A SYSTEM ║ ║ LET'S BEGIN THE STUDY ║ ╚══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝ ================================================== LANGUAGE NAME: "VERESENKELOS" /ve.re.sen.'ke.los/ The language "VERESENKELOS" (pronounced [ve.re.sen.ke.los]) — an artificial language built on a system of basic concept-lacunae. Its name means "For knowing the essence of truth", reflecting the main philosophy: language as a tool for cognition and understanding of the world. FEATURES: 1. System of lacunae: 60+ basic roots covering fundamental concepts of being 2. Logical word formation: strict system of prefixes and suffixes 3. Agglutinative structure: clear morpheme order 4. Philosophical depth: each element has semantic justification Language motto: "Otantiv ovinkelit ojakelit uveresensil" ("Good time for a person knowing the essence of true good") ================================================== SECTION 1: PHONETICS AND ALPHABET 1.1. CONSONANTS (14 basic) Bilabials: p b m f v Alveolars: t d n s z l r Palatals: j [y] Velars: k g Rules: - All consonants are pronounced clearly, without palatalization. - 'r' - light alveolar trill or tap (as in Spanish). - 'l' - always clear, as in "light". 1.2. VOWELS (5 pure) a [a] - as in "father" e [e] - as in "bed" (NOT as in "see") i [i] - as in "machine" o [o] - as in "more" u [u] - as in "rule" Rules: - Vowels are not reduced, always pronounced clearly. - No diphthongs in roots. 1.3. SYLLABLE STRUCTURE Basic syllable: C(G)V(C) Where: - C - consonant - G - semi-consonant j (only between C and V) - V - vowel SYLLABLE EXAMPLES: Allowed: pa, tak, nej, kor, mil, vun Not allowed: pta, rna, ak (starting with vowel in a root) 1.4. PHONETIC RESTRICTIONS FOR ROOTS - All ROOTS consist of 3 letters (CVC format). - Examples of roots: pas, nak, kel, vor, tan, mir, fol, gen, rit, zav. - Prohibited in roots: 1. Two identical consonants in a row (tt, ss) 2. Combinations "voiceless+voiced" or "voiced+voiceless" within a root (pt, gk) 3. More than two consonants in a row anywhere in a word 1.5. STRESS - Fixed stress on the FIRST syllable of the root. - Prefixes and suffixes do not change the stress. Example: O-a-NAK-it → pronounced OaNAKit (stress on NA) 1.6. ORTHOGRAPHY (Latin) - Standard Latin alphabet without diacritics is used. - All letters represent one sound (as in IPA). ALPHABET (19 letters): a b d e f g i j k l m n o p r s t u v z Writing rules: - Prefixes are written with hyphens: o-a-nak - Suffixes are attached directly: o-a-nak-it - In the final word, hyphens are omitted: oanakit 1.7. EUPHONY (pleasant sound) To avoid cacophony: 1. If affix attachment creates a difficult-to-pronounce combination, a linking vowel 'e' is inserted. Example: nak + -si → nakesi (not *naksi) 2. If two identical consonants should meet at a junction, they merge into one. Example: pas + -sa → pasa (not *passa) ================================================== SECTION 2: BASIC ROOT-LACUNAE Format: ROOT [pronunciation] - basic meaning - approximate semantic domain 2.1. NATURAL ENTITIES / PHYSICAL WORLD 1. NAL [nal] - natural object, body, physical entity (stones, trees, living bodies, celestial bodies) Example: o-a-nal = natural object (as subject) 2. VOS [vos] - water element, liquid, flow (water, river, sea, blood, juice) Example: e-u-vos = waters (as object) 3. TER [ter] - earth, soil, solid surface (earth, mountains, soil, foundation) Example: o-a-ter = earth (as subject) 4. LUM [lum] - light, fire, heat, energy (sun, fire, light, heat) Example: e-j-lum = they shine (as predicate) 5. ZEP [zep] - air, wind, gas, breath (air, wind, breeze, atmosphere) Example: o-a-zep = wind (as subject) 2.2. LIVING BEINGS AND BIOLOGY 6. VIN [vin] - living being, organism, biological life (animals, plants, bacteria) Example: e-a-vin = living beings (pl., subject) 7. FAN [fan] - plant, vegetation, growth (tree, grass, flower, leaf) Example: o-a-fan = plant (as subject) 8. ZAL [zal] - animal, mobile being (beasts, birds, fish, insects) Example: o-a-zal = animal (as subject) 2.3. HUMAN AND CONSCIOUSNESS 9. KEL [kel] - thought, mind, knowledge, idea (mind, thought, concept, science) Example: o-a-kel = thought (as subject) 10. MIR [mir] - feeling, emotion, experience (love, anger, joy, fear) Example: e-u-mir = feelings (as object) 11. SEN [sen] - sensation, perception, sensory experience (sight, hearing, touch, taste) Example: o-j-sen = senses (as predicate) 2.4. ACTIONS AND PROCESSES 12. PAS [pas] - action, movement, activity (run, do, work, change) Example: o-j-pas = acts (as predicate) 13. GEN [gen] - creation, production, emergence (create, build, give birth, form) Example: e-j-gen = they create (as predicate) 14. TAN [tan] - time, duration, change over time (time, moment, period, age) Example: o-a-tan = time (as subject) 2.5. ARTIFACTS AND SOCIAL 15. NAK [nak] - artifact, made thing, tool (house, tool, clothing, dishware) Example: o-a-nak = thing (as subject) 16. VOR [vor] - space, place, location (place, space, area, territory) Example: e-u-vor = in spaces (as object) 17. RIT [rit] - order, rule, system, law (law, rule, order, ritual) Example: o-a-rit = rule (as subject) 18. LOM [lom] - community, group, connection between (family, tribe, group, society) Example: e-a-lom = communities (pl., subject) 2.6. QUALITIES AND PROPERTIES 19. SIL [sil] - good, correct, harmonious (goodness, beauty, harmony, benefit) Example: o-j-sil = is good (as predicate) 20. FEL [fel] - strength, power, ability (strength, power, energy, possibility) Example: o-a-fel = strength (as subject) ================================================== SECTION 2: BASIC ROOT-LACUNAE (Second batch, 21-40) 2.7. BODY PARTS AND BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURES 21. KAP [kap] - head, top, beginning, controlling part (head, summit, source, leader) Example: o-a-kap = head (as subject) 22. MAN [man] - hand, limb, manipulator (hand, paw, wing, grasping tool) Example: e-u-man = hands (as object) 23. POD [pod] - leg, base, support (leg, foundation, stem, support) Example: o-a-pod = leg (as subject) 24. KOR [kor] - heart, center, core (heart, center, essence, nucleus) Example: o-a-kor = heart (as subject) 25. SKIN [skin] - skin, surface, boundary, shell (skin, bark, shell, boundary) Example: o-a-skin = skin (as subject) 2.8. ABSTRACT CONCEPTS AND PHILOSOPHICAL CATEGORIES 26. VER [ver] - truth, reality, fact (truth, actuality, fact, reliability) Example: o-a-ver = truth (as subject) 27. LIB [lib] - freedom, possibility of choice, independence (freedom, will, choice, autonomy) Example: e-a-lib = freedoms (pl., subject) 28. DEST [dest] - destiny, purpose, inevitability (destiny, purpose, fate, necessity) Example: o-a-dest = destiny (as subject) 29. ESEN [esen] - essence, nature of a thing, being (essence, nature, being, existence) Example: o-a-esen = essence (as subject) 30. PAR [par] - part, component, element of a whole (part, element, component, fragment) Example: e-u-par = parts (as object) 2.9. SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND RELATIONS 31. POV [pov] - power, governance, domination (power, control, governance, authority) Example: o-a-pov = power (as subject) 32. DOG [dog] - law, rule, contract, obligation (law, contract, rule, obligation) Example: o-a-dog = law (as subject) 33. SOB [sob] - property, possession, belonging (property, possession, assets, belonging) Example: e-u-sob = properties (as object) 34. RANG [rang] - hierarchy, rank, status, position (rank, status, position, level) Example: o-a-rang = status (as subject) 2.10. TECHNOLOGICAL AND ARTIFICIAL CONCEPTS 35. TEK [tek] - technology, tool, mechanism (technology, mechanism, device, tool) Example: o-a-tek = technology (as subject) 36. STRUK [struk] - structure, construction, building (structure, construction, building, framework) Example: o-a-struk = structure (as subject) 37. ENER [ener] - energy, fuel, driving force (energy, fuel, force, resource) Example: e-u-ener = energies (as object) 38. INF [inf] - information, data, message (information, data, knowledge, message) Example: o-a-inf = information (as subject) 2.11. COLORS AND VISUAL QUALITIES 39. KRON [kron] - color, coloration, tone (color, shade, coloration, tone) Example: o-a-kron = color (as subject) 40. FOR [for] - form, outline, figure (form, figure, outline, contour) Example: o-a-for = form (as subject) 2.12. NATURAL PHENOMENA AND ELEMENTS 41. TEMP [temp] - weather, climate, atmospheric conditions (weather, climate, atmosphere, conditions) Example: o-a-temp = weather (as subject) 42. VOL [vol] - volcano, eruption, geological activity (volcano, eruption, lava, geoactivity) Example: o-a-vol = volcano (as subject) 43. PLUV [pluv] - rain, precipitation, moisture from sky (rain, downpour, precipitation, droplets) Example: e-j-pluv = it rains (as predicate) 2.13. NEGATIVE AND TRAGIC CONCEPTS 44. MAL [mal] - evil, harm, bad, damage (evil, harm, corruption, negativity) Example: o-a-mal = evil (as subject) Antonym: SIL (good) 45. MORT [mort] - death, end of life, dying (death, demise, end, cessation) Example: o-a-mort = death (as subject) 46. MORB [morb] - illness, sickness, disorder (illness, ailment, disorder, pathology) Example: e-u-morb = illnesses (as object) 47. DANG [dang] - danger, risk, threat (danger, risk, threat, harmfulness) Example: o-a-dang = danger (as subject) 48. DOL [dol] - pain, suffering, torment (pain, suffering, torment, agony) Example: o-a-dol = pain (as subject) 2.14. FAMILY AND KINSHIP RELATIONS 49. PAT [pat] - father, male parent, ancestor (father, dad, parent, male-line ancestor) Example: o-a-pat = father (as subject) 50. MAT [mat] - mother, female parent, ancestor (mother, mom, parent, female-line ancestor) Example: o-a-mat = mother (as subject) 51. FIL [fil] - child, offspring, descendant (child, offspring, son/daughter, descendant) Example: e-a-fil = children (pl., subject) 52. FRAT [frat] - brother/sister, sibling, equal by birth (brother, sister, sibling, relative) Example: o-a-frat = brother/sister (as subject) 53. FAM [fam] - family, kin, household circle (family, kin, household members, relatives) Example: o-a-fam = family (as subject) 2.15. FOOD AND NUTRITION 54. NUT [nut] - food, sustenance, nourishment (food, sustenance, nourishment, provisions) Example: o-a-nut = food (as subject) 55. AKVA [akva] - water (drinking), liquid for drinking (water, drink, liquid, beverage) Example: o-a-akva = water (as subject) Distinction from VOS: VOS - water as element, AKVA - water as drink 56. FRUK [fruk] - fruit, sweet food (fruit, berry, sweet product) Example: e-u-fruk = fruits (as object) 57. KARN [karn] - meat, flesh as food (meat, flesh, animal food) Example: o-a-karn = meat (as subject) 58. PAN [pan] - bread, grain food, staple food (bread, grain, cereal, staple product) Example: o-a-pan = bread (as subject) 2.16. NUMERALS AND QUANTITATIVE CONCEPTS 59. NUM [num] - number, quantity, digit (number, quantity, digit, count) Example: o-a-num = number (as subject) 60. UN [un] - one, unit, unity (basis for numerals) (one, unit, unity, first) Example: o-j-un = is one (as predicate) 61. DU [du] - two, pair, duality (two, pair, dyad, duality) Example: e-j-du = are two (as predicate) 62. TRI [tri] - three, trio, triangle (three, trio, trinity, triangle) Example: o-a-tri = trio (as subject) 63. MULT [mult] - many, multitude, plurality (many, multitude, large quantity) Example: o-j-mult = is many (as predicate) 64. PART [part] - part, fraction, portion (complement to PAR) (part, portion, fraction, percentage) Example: o-a-part = part (as subject) 65. TOT [tot] - whole, entirety, totality (whole, entirety, totality, sum) Example: o-a-tot = whole (as subject) ================================================== EXAMPLES OF WORD FORMATION BASED ON ROOTS: 1. Fish: o-a-zal-vos-it-ek-as (animal + water + possessing + scaly + swimming) = oazalvositekas [o.a.zal.vo.si.te.kas] 2. Rational human: o-a-vin-kel-lom-it (living being + thought + community + possessing) = oavinkellomit [o.a.vin.kel.lo.mit] 3. Stone house: e-u-nak-ter-os (artifacts + earth/stone + made of) = eunakteros [eu.nak.te.ros] ================================================== SECTION 3: SYSTEM OF NUMERALS AND COUNTING 3.1. BASIC NUMERALS (1-10) System with 10 roots: 1. UN [un] — one, unit 2. DU [du] — two, pair 3. TRI [tri] — three, trio 4. KVAR [kvar] — four, quartet 5. PEN [pen] — five, quintet 6. SIS [sis] — six, sextet 7. SEP [sep] — seven, septet 8. OK [ok] — eight, octet 9. NON [non] — nine, nonet 10. DEK [dek] — ten, decade 3.2. COUNTING SYSTEM Decimal positional system: [tens] + [units] Rule for forming compound numbers: TENS + "-" + UNITS Examples: 11 = DEK-UN [dek-un] 12 = DEK-DU [dek-du] 20 = DU-DEK [du-dek] 21 = DU-DEK-UN [du-dek-un] 34 = TRI-DEK-KVAR [tri-dek-kvar] 99 = NON-DEK-NON [non-dek-non] 3.3. POWERS OF TEN (special suffixes) For large numbers, use suffixes: - -EK — multiply by 10 (tens) - -EL — multiply by 100 (hundreds) - -EM — multiply by 1000 (thousands) Order: [hundreds] [tens] [units] Examples: 100 = UN-EL [un-el] 125 = UN-EL DU-DEK-PEN [un-el du-dek-pen] 1000 = UN-EM [un-em] 2024 = DU-EM DU-DEK-KVAR [du-em du-dek-kvar] 3.4. GRAMMATICAL AGREEMENT Numerals as adjectives: o-a-zal UN-it — one animal e-a-zal DU-it — two animals e-a-zal TRI-it — three animals Numerals as nouns: o-a-UN — unit (as concept) e-a-DEK — tens 3.5. ORDINAL NUMERALS Suffix -ES for ordinal numerals: 1st = UN-es [u-nes] — first 2nd = DU-es [du-es] — second 3rd = TRI-es [tri-es] — third 10th = DEK-es [de-kes] — tenth Example: "the third house": o-a-nak TRI-es-em (house + three + ordinal + like) = oanaktriesem [o.a.nak.tri.e.sem] 3.6. FRACTIONAL NUMBERS Suffix -PART for fractions: 1/2 = UN-PART-DU [un-part-du] — one part of two 3/4 = TRI-PART-KVAR [tri-part-kvar] — three parts of four 3.7. MATHEMATICAL OPERATIONS (root-operators) 66. PLUS [plus] — addition, plus 67. MIN [min] — subtraction, minus 68. MULT [mult] — multiplication (already exists as "many") 69. DIV [div] — division, separation Syntax of mathematical expressions: o-a-NUM UN PLUS DU — "the number one plus two" e-j-NUM TRI MULT DEK — "numbers three multiply by ten" 3.8. EXAMPLES OF FULL EXPRESSIONS WITH NUMBERS 1. "Three red fish": e-a-zal-vos TRI-it kron-vos-em (animals-water three-having color-water-like) = eazalvostrit kronvosem 2. "Twenty-one days": o-a-tan DU-DEK-UN-it (time two-ten-one-having) = oatan dudekunit ================================================== SECTION 4: SYSTEM OF AFFIXES Part 1: PREFIXES 4.1. BASIC PRINCIPLES 1. Prefix order is strictly fixed 2. All prefixes are monosyllabic (V or CV format) 3. Prefixes change grammatical meaning of words 4. Multiple prefixes may appear in one word 4.2. COMPLETE PREFIX SYSTEM STRICT PREFIX ORDER: [1:Mood] - [2:Number] - [3:Role] - [4:Time/Aspect] - [5:Voice] - ROOT 4.2.1. MOOD PREFIXES (1st position, optional) For indicating type of utterance: - 0- — indicative mood (default, unmarked) - ka- — imperative - ke- — subjunctive (desirable) - ko- — conditional - ki- — interrogative 4.2.2. NUMBER PREFIXES (2nd position, mandatory) Determine quantity: - o- — singular number (one) - e- — plural number (many) - a- — collective/uncountable - i- — dual number (for pairs like eyes, hands) 4.2.3. GRAMMATICAL ROLE PREFIXES (3rd position, mandatory) Determine syntactic function: - a- — subject (nominative) - j- — verb predicate - u- — direct object (accusative) - i- — indirect object (dative) - e- — adjective modifier - o- — adverbial - y- — possessive (genitive) - v- — instrumental case (with the help of) - l- — locative case (in/on/at) 4.2.4. TIME AND ASPECT PREFIXES (4th position, for verbs) Only for words with role "j-" (verb): - -a- — present tense - -i- — past tense - -u- — future tense - -ar- — perfective aspect (completed action) - -ir- — imperfective aspect (ongoing process) - -0- — infinitive (no tense marker) 4.2.5. VOICE PREFIXES (5th position, for verbs) - -0- — active voice (default) - -s- — passive voice - -r- — reflexive voice - -m- — reciprocal voice 4.3. EXAMPLES OF FULL WORDS WITH PREFIXES 1. "I see" (singular, present): o-j-a-0-sen where: o- (sg.), j- (verb), -a- (pres.), sen (sense/see) = ojasen [o.ja.sen] 2. "They will be built" (plural, future, passive): e-j-u-s-gen where: e- (pl.), j- (verb), -u- (fut.), -s- (pass.), gen (create) = ejusgen [e.jus.gen] 3. "With two hands" (dual, instrumental): i-v-0-man DU-it where: i- (dual), v- (instr.), man (hand), DU-it (two-having) = ivman duit [iv.man du.it] 4. "In a beautiful house" (singular, locative): o-l-0-nak sil-em where: o- (sg.), l- (loc.), nak (house), sil-em (good-like) = olnak silem [ol.nak si.lem] 4.4. SPECIAL CASES 4.4.1. NEGATION Negative particle "ne" placed BEFORE the entire word: ne o-j-a-pas = does not act 4.4.2. INTERROGATIVE WORDS With prefix ki- (interrogative mood): ki o-j-a-sen? = Does he see? 4.5. PREFIX TABLE (quick reference) | Position | Category | Values | |----------|--------------|-----------------------------------| | 1 | Mood | 0-, ka-, ke-, ko-, ki- | | 2 | Number | o-, e-, a-, i- | | 3 | Role | a-, j-, u-, i-, e-, o-, y-, v-, l-| | 4 | Time/Aspect | -a-, -i-, -u-, -ar-, -ir- | | 5 | Voice | -0-, -s-, -r-, -m- | 4.6. EUPHONY RULES FOR PREFIXES 1. If a prefix ends in a vowel and the next prefix begins with the same vowel, insert 'v': o-a-nal → o-va-nal (via rule) But: o-j-a- → remains (different vowels) 2. If too long a consonant chain occurs, insert neutral vowel 'e': e-j-u-s-gen → ejusgen (acceptable) If necessary: e-ju-se-gen 4.7. EXAMPLE SENTENCES 1. "A human builds a house": o-a-vin-kel-it j-a-0-gen u-a-nak (human verb-pres-build object-house) = oavinkelit jagen uanak 2. "Let's create peace!" (imperative): ka-e-j-a-r-gen o-a-lom sil-em (imper-we-verb-pres-create sg-community good) = kaejargen oalomsilem ================================================== Part 2: SUFFIXES (Semantic specifiers) 4.8. BASIC PRINCIPLES OF SUFFIXES 1. Suffixes are added AFTER the root 2. Suffix order: from general to specific 3. Multiple suffixes possible (theoretically unlimited) 4. Suffixes can be mono- or disyllabic STRICT SUFFIX ORDER: ROOT + [Quality] + [Size] + [Shape] + [Relation] + [Evaluation] 4.9. SUFFIX SYSTEM (categories and meanings) 4.9.1. QUALITY AND PROPERTY SUFFIXES (-1 position) Basic characteristics: -it — possessing quality, having property o-a-zal-vos-it = aquatic animal -em — similar to, like o-a-kron-vos-em = color like water (blue) -al — made of, consisting of o-a-nak-ter-al = house made of stone -os — intended for, serving for o-a-man-pas-os = hand for action (tool) -ul — capable of, able to o-a-vin-pas-ul = living being capable of action 4.9.2. SIZE AND QUANTITY SUFFIXES (-2 position) -ak — large, big, great o-a-nak-ak = big house -ik — small, little, miniature o-a-nak-ik = small house -ok — medium, moderate o-a-nak-ok = medium-sized house -mult — many, multitude (for uncountables) o-a-vos-mult = much water -pauk — few, little o-a-vos-pauk = little water 4.9.3. FORM AND APPEARANCE SUFFIXES (-3 position) -ar — round, spherical o-a-nak-ar = round house -or — oblong, elongated o-a-zal-vos-or = elongated aquatic animal (fish) -ir — sharp, pointed o-a-man-ir = sharp hand (claw) -ur — flat, even o-a-ter-ur = flat land (plain) -er — angular, polygonal o-a-nak-er = angular house 4.9.4. RELATION AND POSSESSION SUFFIXES (-4 position) -es — belonging to, related to o-a-nak-vin-es = house belonging to a living being (dwelling) -as — containing, holding o-a-nak-vos-as = house containing water (reservoir) -is — originating from, coming from o-a-vin-ter-is = living being from earth -us — leading to, directed toward o-a-vor-pas-us = path leading to action -yl — part of a larger whole o-a-man-vin-yl = hand as part of a living being 4.9.5. EVALUATION AND EMOTIONAL COLORING SUFFIXES (-5 position) -iv — good, positive, favorable o-a-nak-iv = good house -uv — bad, negative, unfavorable o-a-nak-uv = bad house -av — beautiful, aesthetic o-a-nak-av = beautiful house -ev — useful, practical o-a-nak-ev = useful house -ov — dangerous, threatening o-a-nak-ov = dangerous house 4.9.6. SPECIAL SUFFIXES (additional) -ol — without, lacking o-a-vin-pat-ol = living being without father (orphan) -am — full, filled with o-a-nak-vos-am = house full of water -om — empty, free from o-a-nak-vos-om = house empty of water -ik — diminutive (duplicates size) o-a-fil-ik = little child, baby -ak — augmentative (duplicates size) o-a-fil-ak = big child 4.10. SUFFIX ORDER TABLE Application order (after root): 1. Quality (-it, -em, -al, -os, -ul) 2. Size (-ak, -ik, -ok, -mult, -pauk) 3. Form (-ar, -or, -ir, -ur, -er) 4. Relation (-es, -as, -is, -us, -yl) 5. Evaluation (-iv, -uv, -av, -ev, -ov) Example of full word: ROOT + quality + size + form + relation + evaluation 4.11. EXAMPLES OF WORDS WITH SUFFIXES 1. "Little golden fish": o-a-zal-vos-it-ik-or-iv (animal-water-possessing-small-elongated-good) = oazalvositikoriv [o.a.zal.vo.si.ti.ko.riv] 2. "Large stone castle on a mountain": o-a-nak-ter-al-ak-ar-vor-es-av (house-stone-made of-large-round-place-belonging to-beautiful) = oanakteralakarivoresav [o.a.nak.te.ra.la.ka.ri.vo.re.sav] 3. "Sharp metal tool": o-a-tek-metal-al-ir-os-ev (technology-metal-made of-sharp-for action-useful) *metal — will need a root for metal 4.12. COMPLEX CASES AND EXCEPTIONS 4.12.1. SUFFIX CONFLICTS If two suffixes are incompatible in meaning, the one closer to the root has priority: o-a-vin-mort-it-iv = living-death-possessing-good (death as property evaluated positively) 4.12.2. PHONETIC CHANGES At suffix boundaries: - If ends with consonant and begins with consonant, insert 'e': -it + -ak → -iteak - Two identical vowels merge: -em + -ak → -eak 4.12.3. MULTIPLE APPLICATION Some suffixes can repeat for emphasis: o-a-nak-ak-ak = very big house o-a-nak-iv-iv = wonderful, excellent house 4.13. DERIVED PARTS OF SPEECH WITH SUFFIXES Verb from noun: root + -as (become) o-j-a-nak-as = becomes a house Adjective from noun: root + -em (similar) o-e-nak-em = house-like Noun from verb: root + -or (result of action) o-a-gen-or = creation, product of creation 4.14. SUFFIXES FOR PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS -ant — engaged in, specialist o-a-nak-gen-ant = house builder -ent — scholar, researcher o-a-kel-stud-ent = knowledge researcher -ist — master, artisan o-a-tek-gen-ist = master technologist ================================================== EXAMPLE SENTENCE WITH FULL ANALYSIS: "Little beautiful fish swims quickly in clear water" 1. Little beautiful fish: o-a-zal-vos-it-ik-av (animal-water-possessing-small-beautiful) 2. swims quickly: o-j-a-vos-as-or (swims-quickly) (verb-pres-water-become-elongated/quickly) 3. in clear water: o-l-0-vos sil-em-am (loc-case-water good-like-full) Full sentence: oazalvositikav ojavosasor olvos silemam ================================================== SECTION 5: SUFFIXES - COMPLETE TABLE AND RULES 5.1. TABLE OF ALL VERESENKELOS SUFFIXES Category Suffix Meaning Example ------------- ------- --------------------------- ---------------------- QUALITY -it possessing quality zal-vos-it (aquatic animal) -em similar, like kron-vos-em (blue) -al made of nak-ter-al (stone house) -os intended for man-pas-os (tool) -ul capable of vin-pas-ul (active living being) -an having nature of vin-kel-an (rational) -in containing within vos-sol-in (salty water) SIZE -ak big, large nak-ak (big house) -ik small, little nak-ik (small house) -ok medium nak-ok (medium house) -og huge nak-og (huge house) -ig tiny nak-ig (tiny house) -mult many (uncountable) vos-mult (much water) -pauk little vos-pauk (little water) FORM -ar round, spherical nak-ar (round house) -or oblong, elongated zal-or (elongated animal) -ir sharp, pointed man-ir (sharp tool) -ur flat, even ter-ur (plain) -er angular nak-er (angular house) -yr winding, curved vor-yr (winding path) RELATION -es belonging to nak-vin-es (dwelling) -as containing nak-vos-as (reservoir) -is originating from vin-ter-is (earthly being) -us leading to vor-pas-us (road to action) -yl part of whole man-vin-yl (hand as part) -et connected with kel-vin-et (knowledge of living being) EVALUATION -iv good, positive nak-iv (good house) -uv bad, negative nak-uv (bad house) -av beautiful nak-av (beautiful house) -ev useful nak-ev (useful house) -ov dangerous nak-ov (dangerous house) -yv ordinary, neutral nak-yv (ordinary house) SPECIAL -ol without, lacking vin-pat-ol (orphan) -am full, filled nak-vos-am (full of water) -om empty nak-vos-om (empty) -at beginning, source tan-at (beginning of time) -ot end, completion tan-ot (end of time) -ed change, transformation vin-kel-ed (becoming rational) 5.2. WORD FORMATION RULES 5.2.1. BASIC RULES 1. Maximum order: Root + (up to 5 suffixes) 2. Category order strict: Quality → Size → Form → Relation → Evaluation 3. Categories can be skipped, but order cannot be changed 5.2.2. PHONETIC RULES 1. Between consonants insert 'e': -it + -ak → -iteak Example: zal-vos-it-ak → zalvositeak 2. Two identical vowels merge into one: -em + -ak → -eak Example: kron-vos-em-ak → kronvoseak 3. If suffix starts with vowel and previous ends with vowel, add consonant 'n' (except for merges): -al + -es → -alnes Example: nak-ter-al-es → nakteralnes 5.2.3. SEMANTIC RULES 1. Conflicting suffixes: the one closest to root has priority 2. Emphasis: repeating suffix intensifies meaning nak-ak-ak = very big house 3. Mitigation: suffix -ik after negative softens mal-ik = not very bad ================================================== SECTION 6: FIRST 50 BASIC WORDS OF VERESENKELOS 6.1. NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT (1-10) 1. oavos [o.a.vos] — water (element) o-a-vos 2. oater [o.a.ter] — earth, soil 3. oalum [o.a.lum] — light, fire 4. oazep [o.a.zep] — air, wind 5. eavosmult [e.a.vos.mult] — ocean, sea e-a-vos-mult 6. oaterak [o.a.te.rak] — mountain (big earth) 7. oavospauk [o.a.vos.pauk] — stream (little water) 8. oavosam [o.a.vo.sam] — lake (full of water) 9. oalumit [o.a.lu.mit] — sun (possessing light) 10. oazepor [o.a.ze.por] — hurricane (elongated wind) 6.2. LIVING BEINGS (11-20) 11. oavin [o.a.vin] — living being 12. oazal [o.a.zal] — animal 13. oafan [o.a.fan] — plant 14. oazalvosit [o.a.zal.vo.sit] — fish (aquatic animal) 15. oazalzepit [o.a.zal.ze.pit] — bird (aerial animal) 16. oavinkelit [o.a.vin.ke.lit] — human (rational living being) 17. ofanak [o.fa.nak] — tree (big plant) o-e-fan-ak (modifier-plant-big) 18. oavinmortit [o.a.vin.mor.tit] — predator (living being having death) 19. oavinnutit [o.a.vin.nu.tit] — herbivore (living being having plant food) 20. ofanik [o.fa.nik] — flower (small plant) 6.3. HUMAN AND SOCIETY (21-30) 21. oanak [o.a.nak] — house, dwelling 22. oaman [o.a.man] — hand 23. okap [o.a.kap] — head 24. ofam [o.a.fam] — family 25. olom [o.a.lom] — community, society 26. opov [o.a.pov] — power, governance 27. odog [o.a.dog] — law, rule 28. oapat [o.a.pat] — father 29. oamat [o.a.mat] — mother 30. ofil [o.a.fil] — child 6.4. ARTIFACTS AND TECHNOLOGIES (31-40) 31. oatek [o.a.tek] — tool, technology 32. oanakos [o.a.na.kos] — tool (thing for action) o-a-nak-os 33. omanpasos [o.man.pa.sos] — weapon (hand for action) o-e-man-pas-os 34. ostruk [o.a.struk] — building, structure 35. onakiv [o.na.kiv] — good house o-e-nak-iv 36. otekinfos [o.te.kin.fos] — computer (technology for information) 37. onakalam [o.na.ka.lam] — fortress (house of stone full) o-a-nak-al-am 38. otekgenos [o.tek.ge.nos] — factory (technology for creation) 39. otekeneros [o.te.ke.ne.ros] — engine (technology for energy) 40. oinf [o.a.inf] — information, knowledge 6.5. ABSTRACT CONCEPTS (41-50) 41. okel [o.a.kel] — thought, knowledge 42. omir [o.a.mir] — feeling, emotion 43. over [o.a.ver] — truth 44. olib [o.a.lib] — freedom 45. odest [o.a.dest] — destiny 46. otan [o.a.tan] — time 47. osil [o.a.sil] — good, goodness 48. omal [o.a.mal] — evil, badness 49. onum [o.a.num] — number 50. ovor [o.a.vor] — space, place ================================================== 6.6. EXAMPLE SENTENCES WITH BASIC WORDS 1. "Human builds house": Oavinkelit jagen uanak. [o.a.vin.ke.lit ja.gen u.a.nak] 2. "Fish swims in water": Oazalvosit javosas olvos. [o.a.zal.vo.sit ja.vo.sas ol.vos] 3. "Sun shines brightly": Oalumit jalam ojumak. [o.a.lu.mit ja.lam o.ju.mak] (jumak = brightly, from lum-ak) ================================================== SECTION 7: SYNTAX OF VERESENKELOS 7.1. BASIC SYNTAX PRINCIPLES 1. Language has STRICT WORD ORDER: SOV (Subject-Object-Verb) 2. Modifiers stand BEFORE modified words 3. Adverbials stand at end of sentence 4. Interrogative and imperative sentences have special order 7.2. BASIC SENTENCE STRUCTURE STANDARD ORDER: [Subordinate clause] + [Subject] + [Object] + [Predicate] + [Adverbials] Example analysis: "Small fish quickly eats green algae in clear lake" 1. Small fish = oazalvositik (subject) 2. Green algae = ofanvosit (object) 3. Eats quickly = javen (predicate) 4. In clear lake = olvos silemam (adverbial) Order: Oazalvositik ofanvosit javen olvos silemam. 7.3. DETAILED STRUCTURE BY COMPONENTS 7.3.1. SUBJECT (Subject) - Always in form with prefixes: [Number]-a-[Root...] - Stands at beginning of main clause - Can be omitted if clear from context 7.3.2. OBJECT (Object) - Form: [Number]-u-[Root...] (direct object) - Form: [Number]-i-[Root...] (indirect object) - Multiple objects possible 7.3.3. PREDICATE (Predicate) - Form: [Number]-j-[Tense]-[Root...] - Always at end of main clause - Contains all grammatical information (tense, aspect, voice) 7.3.4. MODIFIERS (Adjectives) - Form: [Number]-e-[Root...] - Stand IMMEDIATELY BEFORE modified word - Multiple modifiers possible 7.3.5. ADVERBIALS (Adverbs) - Form: [Number]-o-[Root...] - Stand after predicate at end of sentence - Order: [Place] → [Time] → [Manner] → [Reason] 7.4. SENTENCE TYPES AND STRUCTURE 7.4.1. DECLARATIVE SENTENCE Standard SOV order Oapat ufam jamil. = Father loves family. 7.4.2. INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE Two types: 1. General question: Prefix ki- to predicate Ki oapat ufam jamil? = Does father love family? 2. Special question: Question word + standard order Kio ufam jamil? = Who loves family? (kio = who) 7.4.3. IMPERATIVE SENTENCE Prefix ka- to predicate, subject omitted Ka ejamil ufam! = Love family! 7.4.4. NEGATIVE SENTENCE Particle "ne" before predicate Oapat ufam ne jamil. = Father does not love family. 7.5. COMPLEX SENTENCES 7.5.1. CONJUNCTIONS (basic set) - "et" — and (connects homogeneous elements) - "al" — but, however - "ki" — if (condition) - "kar" — because - "kad" — when (time) 7.5.2. SUBORDINATE CLAUSES Stand BEFORE main clause Order in subordinate: same SOV Example: "When sun shines, fish swim" Kad oalumit jalam, oazalvosit javosas. 7.6. SYNTAX RULES TABLE | Element | Form | Position in sentence | |-----------------|-------------------|-----------------------------| | Subject | o-a-/e-a-... | First in main clause | | Direct object | o-u-/e-u-... | After subject | | Indirect object | o-i-/e-i-... | After direct object | | Predicate | o-j-/e-j-... | END of main clause | | Modifier | o-e-/e-e-... | Immediately BEFORE modified | | Adverbial | o-o-/e-o-... | After predicate | | Question word | ki-... | Beginning of sentence | | Negation | ne | Before predicate | ================================================== SECTION 8: FIRST DIALOGUES AND TEXTS IN VERESENKELOS 8.1. BASIC DIALOGUE "INTRODUCTION" Dialogue 1: Meeting of two people A: Kio? [ki.o] = Who (are you)? B: Oavinkelit. [o.a.vin.ke.lit] = Human. (I am human) Ono Kalan. [o.no ka.lan] = My name is Kalan. A: Oiv! [o.iv] = Good! (Greeting) Ono Telam. [o.no te.lam] = My name is Telam. Ki ojavos ukel? [ki o.ja.vos u.kel] = Do you know water? (Can you swim?) B: Je, ojavos ukel. [je o.ja.vos u.kel] = Yes, I know water. Ki ojanak uvim? [ki o.ja.nak u.vim] = Do you have house? (Do you have a house?) A: Je, oanakiv. [je o.a.na.kiv] = Yes, good house. Ka evor ufam! [ka e.vor u.fam] = Go to family! (Invitation to visit) 8.2. SIMPLE STORY "DAY AT THE LAKE" Otanat, oavinkelit olvosit javor. [o.ta.nat o.a.vin.ke.lit ol.vo.sit ja.vor] = In morning, human goes to lake. Oazalvositik ojavosas olvos silemam. [o.a.zal.vo.si.tik o.ja.vo.sas ol.vos si.le.mam] = Small fish swims in clear lake. Oavinkelit umanpasos jagen. [o.a.vin.ke.lit u.man.pa.sos ja.gen] = Human creates weapon (fishing rod). Kad oaman ir, oazalvosit jadol. [ka o.a.man ir o.a.zal.vo.sit ja.dol] = When hand sharp (when hooked), fish feels pain. Oazalvosit ne javosas, ojavor uvor. [o.a.zal.vo.sit ne ja.vo.sas o.ja.vor u.vor] = Fish does not swim, it goes to place (to shore). Oavinkelit unut javen. [o.a.vin.ke.lit u.nut ja.ven] = Human eats food (fish). Otanot, oavinkelit janak uvor. [o.ta.not o.a.vin.ke.lit ja.nak u.vor] = In evening, human goes home. 8.3. DIALOGUE "FAMILY" Mother and child: Mat: Ofilik, ki ojatan? [o.fi.lik ki o.ja.tan] = Little child, do you hear time? (Time to sleep) Fil: Ne, onejatan! [ne o.ne.ja.tan] = No, I don't hear time! (Don't want to sleep) Mat: Kad oalumit ne jalam, ofan ne japas. [kad o.a.lu.mit ne ja.lam o.fan ne ja.pas] = When sun doesn't shine, plants don't act (don't grow). Fil: Al ofilik japas uvim! [al o.fi.lik ja.pas u.vim] = But child acts has (I have things to do)! Mat: Ka ejakap usen! [ka e.ja.kap u.sen] = Use head for senses! (Think) Kio ufil jamil? [ki.o u.fil ja.mil] = Who loves child? Fil: Oamat jamil ufil. [o.a.mat ja.mil u.fil] = Mother loves child. Mat: Je. Ka ejatan. [je ka e.ja.tan] = Yes. Listen to time (go to sleep). 8.4. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (practice) 1. Kio? (Who?) → Oavinkelit. (Human) 2. Kio jamil ufam? (Who loves family?) → Oapat et oamat. (Father and mother) 3. Kivor? (Where?) → Olvos. (In water) 4. Kitan? (When?) → Otanat. (In morning) 5. Kios? (What is this?) → Oazalvosit. (Fish) 6. Kimal? (Why?) → Kar oalumit jalam. (Because sun shines) ================================================== 8.5. GLOSSARY FOR TEXTS Question words: - kio = who - kios = what - kivor = where - kitan = when - kimal = why - kikel = how Pronouns (short forms): - ono = I (from o-no) - eno = we (from e-no) - oto = you (from o-to) - ovo = he/she/it (from o-vo) - evo = they (from e-vo) Particles: - je = yes - ne = no, not - et = and - al = but - kar = because Times of day: - otanat = morning (time-beginning) - otanok = day (time-middle) - otanot = evening (time-end) - otannul = night (time-dark) ================================================== SECTION 9: PRONOUNS AND DEMONSTRATIVE WORDS 9.1. PERSONAL PRONOUN SYSTEM Basic personal pronouns built by formula: [Number]-[Role]-NO (from root NO - person, self) Complete system: | | Singular | Plural | Collective | |-----------|----------|-----------|--------------| | 1st person| o-a-no | e-a-no | a-a-no | | | [оано] | [еано] | [аано] | | | "I" | "we" | "all of us" | | 2nd person| o-u-no | e-u-no | a-u-no | | | [оуно] | [еуно] | [ауно] | | | "you" | "you" (pl)| "all of you" | | 3rd person| o-i-no | e-i-no | a-i-no | | | [оино] | [еино] | [аино] | | | "he/she" | "they" | "all of them"| Shortened forms (colloquial): - ono = I - eno = we - ouno = you (sg) - euno = you (pl) - oino = he/she/it - eino = they 9.2. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS Form: [Number]-y-[Personal pronoun] Examples: - o-y-ono = my (sg., my) - e-y-ono = my (pl., my) - o-y-ouno = your - o-y-oino = his/her In sentence: Oyno nak = My house Eyeno fam = Our families 9.3. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS AND DETERMINERS Root: TO - indication, this Basic demonstratives: - o-a-to [оато] = this (close to speaker) - o-u-to [оуто] = that (close to listener) - o-i-to [оито] = that over there (far from both) - e-a-to [еато] = these - o-e-to [оето] = such (qualitative) - o-o-to [оото] = there (adverbial) Complex demonstratives: - o-tovor [отовор] = here (this place) - o-totan [тотан] = now (this time) - o-tokel [токель] = thus (this way) 9.4. INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS (expansion) Root: KI - question Complete system: - kio [кио] = who? (ki + o) - kios [киос] = what? (ki + os) - kivor [кивор] = where? (ki + vor) - kitan [китан] = when? (ki + tan) - kimal [кимал] = why? (ki + mal - cause) - kikel [кикель] = how? (ki + kel - way) - kinum [кинум] = how many? (ki + num) - kiver [кивер] = what kind? (qualitative) 9.5. RELATIVE PRONOUNS For complex sentences: - jo [йо] = which (who/what) - jor [йор] = where - jan [ян] = when - jal [ял] = why - jel [йель] = how Example: "Human who loves water" Oavinkelit jo jamil uvos 9.6. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS Root: KU - some, certain - o-a-ku [оаку] = someone - o-u-ku [оуку] = something - o-i-ku [оику] = somewhere - o-e-ku [оеку] = some kind - ku...ku = either...or ================================================== SECTION 10: COMPLEX TEXTS IN VERESENKELOS 10.1. TALE "THE FIRST FISH" (Oazalvosit Unes) Otanat at, kad oalumit ne jalam, [In beginning of morning, when sun did not shine,] Oavosmult ne javos. Oater ne jater. [Ocean was not water. Earth was not earth.] Oesen sil jamil uvos et uter. [Essence of good loved water and earth.] "Ka ejaver!" jasal osen. ["Be truth!" said essence.] Kad jasal, ovos et oter jagen. [When said, water and earth were created.] Al ovos ne javos silem. Oter ne jater iv. [But water was not good water. Earth was not good earth.] "Kio japas?" jasal osen. ["Who will act?" said essence.] Oavin un jagen. "Ono!" jasal oavin. [First living being was created. "I!" said living being.] Oavin uvos javor. Oavin uter javor. [Living being went to water. Living being went to earth.] Kad oavin olvos, oazalvosit jagen. [When living being in water, fish was created.] "Oiv! Ono azalvosit!" jasal. ["Good! I fish!" said.] Oazalvosit javosas uvim. Oazalvosit jamil uvim. [Fish has swimming. Fish has love.] Kar oazalvosit, ovos javos silem. [Because fish, water became good water.] 10.2. DESCRIPTION "PERFECT HOUSE" (Oanak Perfektem) Oanak perfektem ostruk ar ak iv. [Perfect house - structure round big good.] Oyno nak olvor zepit et lumit. [My house in place airy and bright.] Okapnak (roof) kronlum em - kional oter-al. [Roof color light - as if from earth.] Omanak (walls) kronvos em - kional ovos-al. [Walls color water - as if from water.] Ovornak (floor) kronter em - kional ovos om. [Floor color earth - as if without water.] Olvornak (windows) multe - kad oalumit jalam, [Windows many - when sun shines,] Olum in nak jalam uvim. [Light in house has light.] Oinfnak (library) okel multam. [Library knowledge full.] Oteknak (laboratory) otek novem. [Laboratory technologies new.] Ofamnak (family room) ofam et omir. [Family room family and feelings.] Oanak perfektem ne ostruk, al ovor jamil. [Perfect house not structure, but place of love.] ================================================== SECTION 11: POETRY AND CHANTS IN VERESENKELOS 11.1. FEATURES OF POETIC LANGUAGE 1. ELISION (shortening) - omitting prefixes in poetry: o-a-vin → 'vin (human) e-j-a-pas → 'japas (they act) 2. INVERSION - changing order for rhyme: Instead of SOV: VOS (Verb-Object-Subject) 3. REPETITION - emphasis through repetition: "Lum, lum, lum" = "Light, light, light" 4. ALLITERATION - repetition of initial sounds: "Vos viv vitam" = "Water gives life" 11.2. METER AND RHYTHM Basic meters: - Triple (characteristic of VERESENKELOS): ta-TA-ta / ta-TA-ta / ta-TA-ta - Quintuple (for epic poetry) - Free verse (modern poetry) Rhyme: not required, but possible: - End rhyme (last syllables) - Internal rhyme (middle of line) - Assonance (vowel rhyme) 11.3. EXAMPLE POETIC TEXT "HYMN TO WATER" (Hymnos al Ovos) Ovos, ovos, vivor vitam, [Water, water, place of life,] Ovos, ovos, puror puros. [Water, water, purity pure.] Vin in vos, vos in vin, [Life in water, water in life,] Kel in vos, vos in kel. [Knowledge in water, water in knowledge.] Kad ne vos, ne vin, [When no water, no life,] Kad ne vos, ne kel. [When no water, no knowledge.] Ovos, ovos, eternem, [Water, water, eternal,] Ovos, ovos, mater vitam. [Water, water, mother of life.] 11.4. POETIC FIGURES IN VERESENKELOS 1. METAPHOR: using suffix -em "Ovin terem" = "Earthly human" (mortal) 2. PERSONIFICATION: adding -it to inanimate "Ovos kelit" = "Knowing water" (wise water) 3. HYPERBOLE: emphasis through -ak-ak "Ovos akak" = "Vastest water" (ocean) 4. ANAPHORA: repetition of beginning "Ovos... Ovos... Ovos..." 11.5. RULES FOR CHANTS 1. MUSICALITY: Language is euphonious, vowels pure 2. RHYTHMIC PATTERNS: Stress always on first syllable of root 3. CHANTING: Long vowels on strong beats 4. CHORAL SINGING: Canons and polyphony possible Example chant: O────vos, o────vos vi────vor vi────tam O────vos, o────vos pu────ror pu────ros ================================================== 11.6. PROVERBS AND SAYINGS 1. "Ovin ne javel, ovos javel" [Human not truth, water truth] = Truth is simple like water 2. "Kad okap om, oman ne japas" [When head empty, hand not acts] = Without thought, no action 3. "Otan jatan, al ne jamil" [Time goes, but not loves] = Time is impartial 4. "Mult vin, pauk kel" [Much life, little knowledge] = We live much, know little 5. "Ovos silem ne javen umal" [Good water not eats evil] = Good does not accept evil ================================================== SECTION 12: EXTENDED VERESENKELOS DICTIONARY NOTE: All words are built according to language rules from existing roots and affixes. Format: WORD [pronunciation] = composition + translation DICTIONARY CONTENTS (1-1000) 1. Nature and elements (1-50) 2. Living beings (51-100) 3. Human: body (101-150) 4. Human: actions (151-200) 5. Artifacts (201-250) 6. Abstract concepts (251-300) 7. Social structures (301-330) 8. Food and nutrition (331-360) 9. Time and space (361-390) 10. Qualities and properties (391-400) 11. Colors (401-420) 12. Shapes and geometry (421-440) 13. Materials (441-460) 14. Professions (461-480) 15. Sensory perceptions (481-500) 16. Movement (501-520) 17. Tools (521-540) 18. Knowledge and information (541-560) 19. States and conditions (561-580) 20. Processes and changes (581-600) 21. Family (601-620) 22. Social phenomena (621-640) 23. Natural phenomena (641-660) 24. Spiritual concepts (661-680) 25. Artistic expressions (681-700) 26. Daily activities (701-720) 27. Emotional states (721-740) 28. Kitchenware (741-760) 29. Clothing (761-780) 30. Weather (781-800) 31. Communication (801-820) 32. Medicine (821-840) 33. Numbers and counting (841-860) 34. Prepositions of place (861-880) 35. Adverbs of time (881-900) 36. Adverbs of manner (901-920) 37. Learning (921-940) 38. Trade (941-960) 39. Freedom and restrictions (961-980) 40. Final abstract concepts (981-1000) 12.1. NATURE AND ELEMENTS 1. oavos [o.a.vos] = o-a-vos = water (element) 2. oater [o.a.ter] = o-a-ter = earth, soil 3. oalum [o.a.lum] = o-a-lum = light, fire 4. oazep [o.a.zep] = o-a-zep = air, wind 5. eavosmult [e.a.vos.mult] = e-a-vos-mult = ocean (much water) 6. oaterak [o.a.te.rak] = o-a-ter-ak = mountain (big earth) 7. oavospauk [o.a.vos.pauk] = o-a-vos-pauk = stream (little water) 8. oavosam [o.a.vo.sam] = o-a-vos-am = lake (full of water) 9. oalumit [o.a.lu.mit] = o-a-lum-it = sun (possessing light) 10. oazepor [o.a.ze.por] = o-a-zep-or = hurricane (elongated wind) 11. oaterur [o.a.te.rur] = o-a-ter-ur = plain (flat earth) 12. oalumar [o.a.lu.mar] = o-a-lum-ar = moon (round light) 13. olum [o.lum] = o-o-lum = light (adverbial) 14. ovosam [o.vo.sam] = o-o-vos-am = watery (adverbial) 15. oteris [o.te.ris] = o-e-ter-is = earthly (adjective) 16. ovosem [o.vo.sem] = o-e-vos-em = watery (adjective) 17. olumiv [o.lu.miv] = o-e-lum-iv = light (good light) 18. ozepul [o.ze.pul] = o-e-zep-ul = aerial (capable of air) 19. eterak [e.te.rak] = e-e-ter-ak = mountainous (plural) 20. oves [o.ves] = o-e-vos-es = aquatic (belonging to water) 21. oavosir [o.a.vo.sir] = o-a-vos-ir = river (sharp water) - stream 22. oaterik [o.a.te.rik] = o-a-ter-ik = hill (little earth) 23. oalumos [o.a.lu.mos] = o-a-lum-os = torch (light for action) 24. oazepam [o.a.ze.pam] = o-a-zep-am = storm (full air) 25. oavosor [o.a.vo.sor] = o-a-vos-or = waterfall (elongated water) 26. oaterar [o.a.te.rar] = o-a-ter-ar = boulder (round earth) 27. oalumuv [o.a.lu.muv] = o-a-lum-uv = darkness (bad light) 28. oazepit [o.a.ze.pit] = o-a-zep-it = breath (possessing air) 29. oavosur [o.a.vo.sur] = o-a-vos-ur = swamp (flat water) 30. oateros [o.a.te.ros] = o-a-ter-os = soil (earth for plants) 31. oavosmultak [o.a.vos.mul.tak] = o-a-vos-mult-ak = sea (much water big) 32. oalumiter [o.a.lu.mi.ter] = o-a-lum-it-er = star (light possessing angularity) 33. oazepom [o.a.ze.pom] = o-a-zep-om = vacuum (empty air) 34. oateram [o.a.te.ram] = o-a-ter-am = continent (full earth) 35. oavosis [o.a.vo.sis] = o-a-vos-is = spring (water originating from earth) 36. oalumas [o.a.lu.mas] = o-a-lum-as = day (containing light) 37. oazepiv [o.a.ze.piv] = o-a-zep-iv = fresh air (good air) 38. oavosil [o.a.vo.sil] = o-a-vos-il = drop (little water) 39. oateruv [o.a.te.ruv] = o-a-ter-uv = desert (bad earth) 40. oalumyl [o.a.lu.myl] = o-a-lum-yl = ray (part of light) 41. oavosel [o.a.vo.sel] = o-a-vos-el = steam (water changed) 42. oateral [o.a.te.ral] = o-a-ter-al = rock (earth made of stone) 43. oalumus [o.a.lu.mus] = o-a-lum-us = dawn (light leading to day) 44. oazepol [o.a.ze.pol] = o-a-zep-ol = calm (without air) 45. oavoset [o.a.vo.set] = o-a-vos-et = current (water connected with movement) 46. oateril [o.a.te.ril] = o-a-ter-il = grain of sand (little earth) 47. oalumed [o.a.lu.med] = o-a-lum-ed = sunset (light changing) 48. oazepas [o.a.ze.pas] = o-a-zep-as = atmosphere (air containing) 49. oavosat [o.a.vo.sat] = o-a-vos-at = source (water beginning) 50. oaterot [o.a.te.rot] = o-a-ter-ot = canyon (earth end/depression) 12.2. LIVING BEINGS 51. oavin [o.a.vin] = o-a-vin = living being 52. oazal [o.a.zal] = o-a-zal = animal 53. oafan [o.a.fan] = o-a-fan = plant 54. oazalvosit [o.a.zal.vo.sit] = o-a-zal-vos-it = fish (animal water) 55. oazalzepit [o.a.zal.ze.pit] = o-a-zal-zep-it = bird (animal air) 56. oavinkelit [o.a.vin.ke.lit] = o-a-vin-kel-it = human (living rational) 57. ofanak [o.fa.nak] = o-e-fan-ak = tree (plant big) 58. oavinmortit [o.a.vin.mor.tit] = o-a-vin-mort-it = predator (living having death) 59. oavinnutit [o.a.vin.nu.tit] = o-a-vin-nut-it = herbivore (living having plant food) 60. ofanik [o.fa.nik] = o-e-fan-ik = flower (plant small) 61. ofanur [o.fa.nur] = o-e-fan-ur = grass (plant flat) 62. ozalmult [o.zal.mult] = o-e-zal-mult = herd (animals many) 63. ofanmult [o.fan.mult] = o-e-fan-mult = forest (plants many) 64. ovinmort [o.vin.mort] = o-e-vin-mort = mortal (living death) 65. ovinetern [o.vi.ne.tern] = o-e-vin-etern = immortal (living eternity) 66. ozalterit [o.zal.te.rit] = o-e-zal-ter-it = terrestrial animal 67. ozalvositik [o.zal.vo.si.tik] = o-e-zal-vos-it-ik = little fish 68. ozalzepitak [o.zal.ze.pi.tak] = o-e-zal-zep-it-ak = big bird 69. ofanvosit [o.fan.vo.sit] = o-e-fan-vos-it = aquatic plant 70. ofanzepit [o.fan.ze.pit] = o-e-fan-zep-it = aerial plant 71. ovinkelak [o.vin.ke.lak] = o-e-vin-kel-ak = sage (rational big) 72. ozalmortit [o.zal.mor.tit] = o-e-zal-mort-it = dangerous animal 73. ofannutit [o.fan.nu.tit] = o-e-fan-nut-it = edible plant 74. ozalor [o.za.lor] = o-e-zal-or = snake (animal elongated) 75. ofanar [o.fa.nar] = o-e-fan-ar = mushroom (plant round) 76. ovinsil [o.vin.sil] = o-e-vin-sil = good being 77. ozalpak [o.zal.pak] = o-e-zal-pak = herd animal (from PAK - group) 78. ofantes [o.fan.tes] = o-e-fan-tes = fruit tree 79. ozalkelit [o.zal.ke.lit] = o-e-zal-kel-it = intelligent animal 80. ofanmortit [o.fan.mor.tit] = o-e-fan-mort-it = poisonous plant 81. ovinzapit [o.vin.za.pit] = o-e-vin-zap-it = fast living being 82. ozalnos [o.zal.nos] = o-e-zal-nos = nocturnal animal 83. ofandies [o.fan.dies] = o-e-fan-dies = diurnal plant 84. ovinfemit [o.vin.fe.mit] = o-e-vin-fem-it = female being 85. ozalmask [o.zal.mask] = o-e-zal-mask = camouflaging animal 86. ofanpern [o.fan.pern] = o-e-fan-pern = perennial plant 87. ovinkorit [o.vin.ko.rit] = o-e-vin-kor-it = brave being 88. ozalgrup [o.zal.grup] = o-e-zal-grup = herd animal 89. ofanisol [o.fa.ni.sol] = o-e-fan-is-ol = rootless plant 90. vinmirit [vin.mi.rit] = o-e-vin-mir-it = emotional being 91. ozalmanit [o.zal.ma.nit] = o-e-zal-man-it = animal with hands (primate) 92. ofanterit [o.fan.te.rit] = o-e-fan-ter-it = desert plant 93. ovinsennit [o.vin.sen.nit] = o-e-vin-sen-it = sensitive being 94. ozalvokit [o.zal.vo.kit] = o-e-zal-vok-it = speaking animal 95. ofanlumit [o.fan.lu.mit] = o-e-fan-lum-it = luminous plant 96. ovinpasit [o.vin.pa.sit] = o-e-vin-pas-it = active being 97. ozalsleepit [o.zal.sli.pit] = o-e-zal-sleep-it = sleeping animal 98. ofangenit [o.fan.dge.nit] = o-e-fan-gen-it = creating plant (pollinator) 99. ovintanit [o.vin.ta.nit] = o-e-vin-tan-it = old being 100. ozalnovit [o.zal.no.vit] = o-e-zal-nov-it = new animal (young) 12.3. HUMAN: BODY AND PHYSIOLOGY 101. okap [o.kap] = o-a-kap = head 102. oman [o.man] = o-a-man = hand 103. opod [o.pod] = o-a-pod = leg 104. okor [o.kor] = o-a-kor = heart 105. oskin [o.skin] = o-a-skin = skin 106. okapil [o.ka.pil] = o-e-kap-il = brain (head little/internal) 107. omanor [o.ma.nor] = o-e-man-or = finger (hand elongated) 108. opodak [o.po.dak] = o-e-pod-ak = thigh (leg big) 109. okoras [o.ko.ras] = o-e-kor-as = blood (heart containing) 110. oskinur [o.ski.nur] = o-e-skin-ur = palm (skin flat) 111. okapit [o.ka.pit] = o-e-kap-it = hair (head possessing) 112. omanir [o.ma.nir] = o-e-man-ir = nail (hand sharp) 113. opodos [o.po.dos] = o-e-pod-os = foot (leg for standing) 114. okorit [o.ko.rit] = o-e-kor-it = pulse (heart possessing) 115. oskiniv [o.ski.niv] = o-e-skin-iv = healthy skin 116. okapas [o.ka.pas] = o-e-kap-as = face (head containing) 117. omanes [o.ma.nes] = o-e-man-es = wrist (hand belonging to) 118. opodis [o.po.dis] = o-e-pod-is = knee (leg originating) 119. okorus [o.ko.rus] = o-e-kor-us = vein (heart leading) 120. oskinal [o.ski.nal] = o-e-skin-al = bone (skin made of) 121. okapem [o.ka.pem] = o-e-kap-em = face like (expression) 122. omanul [o.ma.nul] = o-e-man-ul = capable hand (dexterous) 123. opodit [o.po.dit] = o-e-pod-it = muscular leg (strong) 124. okoruv [o.ko.ruv] = o-e-kor-uv = sick heart 125. oskinet [o.ski.net] = o-e-skin-et = sensitive skin 126. okapos [o.ka.pos] = o-e-kap-os = helmet (head for protection) 127. omanat [o.ma.nat] = o-e-man-at = palm beginning (wrist) 128. opodot [o.po.dot] = o-e-pod-ot = foot end (toes) 129. okoril [o.ko.ril] = o-e-kor-il = capillary (heart little) 130. oskinot [o.ski.not] = o-e-skin-ot = scar (skin end/mark) 131. okapyl [o.ka.pyl] = o-e-kap-yl = ear (head part) 132. omanyl [o.ma.nyl] = o-e-man-yl = shoulder (hand part) 133. opodyl [o.po.dyl] = o-e-pod-yl = pelvis (leg part) 134. okoryl [o.ko.ryl] = o-e-kor-yl = artery (heart part) 135. oskinam [o.ski.nam] = o-e-skin-am = muscle (skin full) 136. okapiv [o.ka.piv] = o-e-kap-iv = intelligent head 137. omaned [o.ma.ned] = o-e-man-ed = changing hand (gesture) 138. opodem [o.po.dem] = o-e-pod-em = leg like (gait) 139. okoritak [o.ko.ri.tak] = o-e-kor-it-ak = strong heartbeat 140. oskinus [o.ski.nus] = o-e-skin-us = pores (skin leading) 141. okapol [o.ka.pol] = o-e-kap-ol = bald head (without hair) 142. omanom [o.ma.nom] = o-e-man-om = empty hand (without tool) 143. opodiv [o.po.div] = o-e-pod-iv = fast leg 144. okorav [o.ko.rav] = o-e-kor-av = beautiful heart (good) 145. osokines [o.ski.nes] = o-e-skin-es = belonging skin (epidermis) 146. okaptan [o.kap.tan] = o-e-kap-tan = old head (wise) 147. omannen [o.man.nen] = o-e-man-nen = new hand (young) 148. opodfel [o.pod.fel] = o-e-pod-fel = strong leg 149. okorlum [o.kor.lum] = o-e-kor-lum = warm heart 150. oskinpas [o.skin.pas] = o-e-skin-pas = active skin (sweaty) 12.4. HUMAN: ACTIONS AND PROCESSES 151. ojapas [o.ja.pas] = o-j-a-pas = acts 152. ojagen [o.ja.gen] = o-j-a-gen = creates 153. ojasen [o.ja.sen] = o-j-a-sen = senses 154. ojamil [o.ja.mil] = o-j-a-mil = loves 155. ojadol [o.ja.dol] = o-j-a-dol = suffers 156. ojasil [o.ja.sil] = o-j-a-sil = is good 157. ojamal [o.ja.mal] = o-j-a-mal = is evil 158. ojakel [o.ja.kel] = o-j-a-kel = knows 159. ojatan [o.ja.tan] = o-j-a-tan = hears time (waits) 160. ojavor [o.ja.vor] = o-j-a-vor = goes 161. ojavos [o.ja.vos] = o-j-a-vos = swims 162. ojater [o.ja.ter] = o-j-a-ter = stands on earth 163. ojalum [o.ja.lum] = o-j-a-lum = shines 164. ojazep [o.ja.zep] = o-j-a-zep = breathes 165. ojanut [o.ja.nut] = o-j-a-nut = eats 166. ojapit [o.ja.pit] = o-j-a-pit = drinks (PIT - liquid inside) 167. ojanul [o.ja.nul] = o-j-a-nul = sleeps 168. ojavim [o.ja.vim] = o-j-a-vim = has 169. ojavorrap [o.ja.vor.rap] = o-j-a-vor-rap = runs 170. ojapaslum [o.ja.pas.lum] = o-j-a-pas-lum = jumps 171. ojapaszep [o.ja.pas.zep] = o-j-a-pas-zep = flies 172. ojapaslunter [o.ja.pas.lun.ter] = o-j-a-pas-lum-ter = climbs 173. ojapaslumuv [o.ja.pas.lu.muv] = o-j-a-pas-lum-uv = falls 174. ojater [o.ja.ter] = stands (already exists) 175. ojanalter [o.ja.nal.ter] = o-j-a-nal-ter = sits 176. ojanalur [o.ja.na.lur] = o-j-a-nal-ur = lies 177. ojamanvim [o.ja.man.vim] = o-j-a-man-vim = holds 178. ojamanvorus [o.ja.man.vo.rus] = o-j-a-man-vor-us = throws 179. ojamanvimas [o.ja.man.vi.mas] = o-j-a-man-vim-as = catches 180. ojamanpasos [o.ja.man.pa.sos] = o-j-a-man-pas-os = pushes 181. ojamanpasis [o.ja.man.pa.sis] = o-j-a-man-pas-is = pulls 182. ojamanpaslum [o.ja.man.pas.lum] = o-j-a-man-pas-lum = lifts 183. ojamanvimol [o.ja.man.vi.mol] = o-j-a-man-vim-ol = drops 184. ojapasnalir [o.ja.pas.na.lir] = o-j-a-pas-nal-ir = breaks 185. ojagenstruk [o.ja.gen.struk] = o-j-a-gen-struk = builds 186. ojapasir [o.ja.pa.sir] = o-j-a-pas-ir = cuts 187. ojagenklot [o.ja.gen.klot] = o-j-a-gen-klot = sews 188. ojagennut [o.ja.gen.nut] = o-j-a-gen-nut = cooks 189. ojapassil [o.ja.pas.sil] = o-j-a-pas-sil = cleans 190. ojapasvos [o.ja.pas.vos] = o-j-a-pas-vos = washes 191. ojapasvosol [o.ja.pas.vo.sol] = o-j-a-pas-vos-ol = dries 192. ojanalvos [o.ja.nal.vos] = o-j-a-nal-vos = bathes 193. ojapaskapitol [o.ja.pas.ka.pi.tol] = o-j-a-pas-kap-it-ol = shaves 194. ojapaskapos [o.ja.pas.ka.pos] = o-j-a-pas-kap-os = combs 195. ojagenson [o.ja.gen.son] = o-j-a-gen-son = sings 196. ojanaltakt [o.ja.nal.takt] = o-j-a-nal-takt = dances 197. ojapasplez [o.ja.pas.plez] = o-j-a-pas-plez = plays 198. ojavimkelinf [o.ja.vim.ke.linf] = o-j-a-vim-kel-inf = reads 199. ojagenkelinf [o.ja.gen.ke.linf] = o-j-a-gen-kel-inf = writes 200. ojakelgen [o.ja.kel.gen] = o-j-a-kel-gen = thinks 12.5. ARTIFACTS AND ARTIFICIAL OBJECTS 201. oanak [o.a.nak] = o-a-nak = house/thing 202. oatek [o.a.tek] = o-a-tek = tool/technology 203. ostruk [o.struk] = o-a-struk = structure/building 204. oinf [o.inf] = o-a-inf = information 205. orit [o.rit] = o-a-rit = rule/order 206. onakos [o.na.kos] = o-e-nak-os = tool (thing for action) 207. otekpasos [o.tek.pa.sos] = o-e-tek-pas-os = machine (technology for action) 208. ostrukak [o.stru.kak] = o-e-struk-ak = skyscraper (structure big) 209. oinfkel [o.inf.kel] = o-e-inf-kel = book (information knowledge) 210. orital [o.ri.tal] = o-e-rit-al = law (rule made) 211. onakiv [o.na.kiv] = o-e-nak-iv = good house 212. oteksil [o.tek.sil] = o-e-tek-sil = useful tool 213. ostrukter [o.struk.ter] = o-e-struk-ter = foundation (structure earth) 214. oinfos [o.in.fos] = o-e-inf-os = screen (information for showing) 215. oritem [o.ri.tem] = o-e-rit-em = custom (rule like) 216. onakal [o.na.kal] = o-e-nak-al = brick house (house of stone) 217. otekgenos [o.tek.ge.nos] = o-e-tek-gen-os = factory (technology creation for) 218. ostruklum [o.struk.lum] = o-e-struk-lum = lighthouse (structure light) 219. oinfvor [o.inf.vor] = o-e-inf-vor = map (information place) 220. oritas [o.ri.tas] = o-e-rit-as = codex (rule containing) 221. onakor [o.na.kor] = o-e-nak-or = corridor (house elongated) 222. otekvor [o.tek.vor] = o-e-tek-vor = laboratory (technology place) 223. ostrukvos [o.struk.vos] = o-e-struk-vos = dam (structure water) 224. oinfrit [o.in.frit] = o-e-inf-rit = algorithm (information rule) 225. oritak [o.ri.tak] = o-e-rit-ak = constitution (rule big) 226. onakas [o.na.kas] = o-e-nak-as = warehouse (house containing) 227. otekfel [o.tek.fel] = o-e-tek-fel = powerful tool 228. ostrukzep [o.struk.zep] = o-e-struk-zep = bridge (structure air/over) 229. oinftan [o.inf.tan] = o-e-inf-tan = history (information time) 230. oritis [o.ri.tis] = o-e-rit-is = tradition (rule originating) 231. onakis [o.na.kis] = o-e-nak-is = hut (house originating from nature) 232. otekin [o.te.kin] = o-e-tek-in = computer (technology containing information) 233. ostrukman [o.struk.man] = o-e-struk-man = tower (structure hand/tall) 234. oinfkelit [o.inf.ke.lit] = o-e-inf-kel-it = textbook (information knowledge possessing) 235. oritus [o.ri.tus] = o-e-rit-us = procedure (rule leading) 236. onakus [o.na.kus] = o-e-nak-us = door (house leading) 237. oteknal [o.tek.nal] = o-e-tek-nal = mechanism (technology body) 238. ostrukpod [o.struk.pod] = o-e-struk-pod = column (structure leg) 239. oinfmir [o.inf.mir] = o-e-inf-mir = art (information feeling) 240. orityl [o.ri.tyl] = o-e-rit-yl = paragraph (rule part) 241. onakyl [o.na.kyl] = o-e-nak-yl = room (house part) 242. otekpas [o.tek.pas] = o-e-tek-pas = engine (technology action) 243. ostrukkap [o.struk.kap] = o-e-struk-kap = dome (structure head) 244. oinfgen [o.inf.gen] = o-e-inf-gen = program (information creation) 245. oritov [o.ri.tov] = o-e-rit-ov = prohibition (rule dangerous) 246. onakav [o.na.kav] = o-e-nak-av = palace (house beautiful) 247. otekzan [o.tek.zan] = o-e-tek-zan = precise tool 248. ostrukfan [o.struk.fan] = o-e-struk-fan = greenhouse (structure plant) 249. oinfpas [o.inf.pas] = o-e-inf-pas = news (information action) 250. oritil [o.ri.til] = o-e-rit-il = rule detail (rule little) 12.6. ABSTRACT CONCEPTS 251. okel [o.kel] = o-a-kel = thought/knowledge 252. omir [o.mir] = o-a-mir = feeling/emotion 253. over [o.ver] = o-a-ver = truth 254. olib [o.lib] = o-a-lib = freedom 255. odest [o.dest] = o-a-dest = destiny 256. osen [o.sen] = o-a-esen = essence/being 257. osil [o.sil] = o-a-sil = good/goodness 258. omal [o.mal] = o-a-mal = evil/badness 259. okelit [o.ke.lit] = o-e-kel-it = science (knowledge possessing) 260. omiras [o.mi.ras] = o-e-mir-as = love (feeling containing) 261. overiv [o.ve.riv] = o-e-ver-iv = good truth (honesty) 262. olibak [o.li.bak] = o-e-lib-ak = independence (freedom big) 263. odestus [o.des.tus] = o-e-dest-us = purpose (destiny leading) 264. osenem [o.se.nem] = o-e-sen-em = reality (essence like) 265. osilvor [o.sil.vor] = o-e-sil-vor = paradise (good place) 266. omalvor [o.mal.vor] = o-e-mal-vor = hell (evil place) 267. okelos [o.ke.los] = o-e-kel-os = education (knowledge for) 268. omirmult [o.mir.mult] = o-e-mir-mult = passion (feeling much) 269. overal [o.ve.ral] = o-e-ver-al = fact (truth made) 270. olibit [o.li.bit] = o-e-lib-it = right (freedom possessing) 271. odestit [o.des.tit] = o-e-dest-it = inevitability (destiny possessing) 272. osentan [o.sen.tan] = o-e-sen-tan = eternity (essence time) 273. osilkel [o.sil.kel] = o-e-sil-kel = wisdom (good knowledge) 274. omalkel [o.mal.kel] = o-e-mal-kel = delusion (evil knowledge) 275. okelas [o.ke.las] = o-e-kel-as = theory (knowledge containing) 276. omiriv [o.mi.riv] = o-e-mir-iv = joy (feeling good) 277. overos [o.ve.ros] = o-e-ver-os = proof (truth for) 278. olibal [o.li.bal] = o-e-lib-al = autonomy (freedom made) 279. odestem [o.des.tem] = o-e-dest-em = fatality (destiny like) 280. osenvor [o.sen.vor] = o-e-sen-vor = universe (essence place) 281. osilpas [o.sil.pas] = o-e-sil-pas = charity (good action) 282. omalpas [o.mal.pas] = o-e-mal-pas = crime (evil action) 283. okelvor [o.kel.vor] = o-e-kel-vor = school (knowledge place) 284. omirtan [o.mir.tan] = o-e-mir-tan = nostalgia (feeling time) 285. overit [o.ve.rit] = o-e-ver-it = reliability (truth possessing) 286. olibvor [o.lib.vor] = o-e-lib-vor = will (freedom place/internal) 287. odestak [o.des.tak] = o-e-dest-ak = fate (destiny big) 288. osenit [o.se.nit] = o-e-sen-it = existence (essence possessing) 289. osilinf [o.si.linf] = o-e-sil-inf = grace (good information) 290. omalinf [o.ma.linf] = o-e-mal-inf = lie (evil information) 291. okelmir [o.kel.mir] = o-e-kel-mir = consciousness (knowledge feeling) 292. omirkel [o.mir.kel] = o-e-mir-kel = intuition (feeling knowledge) 293. overkel [o.ver.kel] = o-e-ver-kel = logic (truth knowledge) 294. olibsil [o.lib.sil] = o-e-lib-sil = justice (freedom good) 295. odestmal [o.dest.mal] = o-e-dest-mal = tragedy (destiny evil) 296. osenkel [o.sen.kel] = o-e-sen-kel = philosophy (essence knowledge) 297. osilvoriv [o.sil.vo.riv] = o-e-sil-vor-iv = utopia (good place good) 298. omalvoruv [o.mal.vo.ruv] = o-e-mal-vor-uv = dystopia (evil place bad) 299. okeltan [o.kel.tan] = o-e-kel-tan = memory (knowledge time) 300. omirtanuv [o.mir.ta.nuv] = o-e-mir-tan-uv = melancholy 12.7. SOCIAL STRUCTURES 301. ofam [o.fam] = o-a-fam = family 302. olom [o.lom] = o-a-lom = community 303. opov [o.pov] = o-a-pov = power 304. odog [o.dog] = o-a-dog = law 305. ofamak [o.fa.mak] = o-e-fam-ak = clan (family big) 306. olomak [o.lo.mak] = o-e-lom-ak = state (community big) 307. opovak [o.po.vak] = o-e-pov-ak = empire (power big) 308. odogak [o.do.gak] = o-e-dog-ak = constitution (law big) 309. ofamiv [o.fa.miv] = o-e-fam-iv = happy family 310. olomiv [o.lo.miv] = o-e-lom-iv = harmonious community 311. opovuv [o.po.vuv] = o-e-pov-uv = tyranny (power bad) 312. odogsil [o.dog.sil] = o-e-dog-sil = just law 313. ofamvor [o.fam.vor] = o-e-fam-vor = home (family place) 314. olomvor [o.lom.vor] = o-e-lom-vor = city (community place) 315. opovvin [o.pov.vin] = o-e-pov-vin = ruler (power living) 316. odogkel [o.dog.kel] = o-e-dog-kel = jurisprudence (law knowledge) 317. ofamnit [o.fam.nit] = o-e-fam-nit = genealogy (family number/order) 318. olomnit [o.lom.nit] = o-e-lom-nit = population (community number) 319. opovrit [o.pov.rit] = o-e-pov-rit = power system (power rule) 320. odogrit [o.dog.rit] = o-e-dog-rit = legislation (law rule) 321. ofammir [o.fam.mir] = o-e-fam-mir = family love 322. olommir [o.lom.mir] = o-e-lom-mir = patriotism (community feeling) 323. opovmir [o.pov.mir] = o-e-pov-mir = charisma (power feeling) 324. odogmir [o.dog.mir] = o-e-dog-mir = legal consciousness (law feeling) 325. ofamgen [o.fam.gen] = o-e-fam-gen = offspring (family creation) 326. olomgen [o.lom.gen] = o-e-lom-gen = organization (community creation) 327. opovgen [o.pov.gen] = o-e-pov-gen = governance (power creation) 328. odoggen [o.dog.gen] = o-e-dog-gen = lawmaking (law creation) 329. ofampas [o.fam.pas] = o-e-fam-pas = family ritual 330. olompas [o.lom.pas] = o-e-lom-pas = social activity 12.8. FOOD AND NUTRITION 331. onut [o.nut] = o-a-nut = food 332. oakva [o.ak.va] = o-a-akva = drinking water 333. ofruk [o.fruk] = o-a-fruk = fruit 334. okarn [o.karn] = o-a-karn = meat 335. opan [o.pan] = o-a-pan = bread 336. onutak [o.nu.tak] = o-e-nut-ak = feast (food big) 337. oakvaiv [o.ak.ve.iv] = o-e-akva-iv = pure water 338. ofrukiv [o.fru.kiv] = o-e-fruk-iv = ripe fruit 339. okarnsil [o.karn.sil] = o-e-karn-sil = quality meat 340. opaniv [o.pa.niv] = o-e-pan-iv = fresh bread 341. onutvos [o.nut.vos] = o-e-nut-vos = soup (food water) 342. oakvavos [o.ak.va.vos] = o-e-akva-vos = drink (drinking water liquid) 343. ofrukfan [o.fruk.fan] = o-e-fruk-fan = berry (fruit plant) 344. okarnzal [o.karn.zal] = o-e-karn-zal = game (meat animal) 345. opanter [o.pan.ter] = o-e-pan-ter = flatbread (bread earth/flat) 346. onutgen [o.nut.gen] = o-e-nut-gen = cuisine (food creation) 347. oakvagen [o.ak.va.gen] = o-e-akva-gen = created drink 348. ofrukkel [o.fruk.kel] = o-e-fruk-kel = dietology (fruit knowledge) 349. okarnpas [o.karn.pas] = o-e-karn-pas = hunting (meat action) 350. opankel [o.pan.kel] = o-e-pan-kel = bread baking (bread knowledge) 351. onutvor [o.nut.vor] = o-e-nut-vor = kitchen (food place) 352. oakvavor [o.ak.va.vor] = o-e-akva-vor = spring (drinking water place) 353. ofrukvor [o.fruk.vor] = o-e-fruk-vor = garden (fruit place) 354. okarnvor [o.karn.vor] = o-e-karn-vor = slaughterhouse (meat place) 355. opanvor [o.pan.vor] = o-e-pan-vor = bakery (bread place) 356. onutas [o.nu.tas] = o-e-nut-as = plate (food containing) 357. oakvaas [o.ak.va.as] = o-e-akva-as = glass (drinking water containing) 358. ofrukas [o.fru.kas] = o-e-fruk-as = basket (fruit containing) 359. okarnas [o.kar.nas] = o-e-karn-as = refrigerator (meat containing) 360. opanas [o.pa.nas] = o-e-pan-as = bread box (bread containing) 12.9. TIME AND SPACE 361. otan [o.tan] = o-a-tan = time 362. ovor [o.vor] = o-a-vor = space, place 363. onum [o.num] = o-a-num = number 364. otanik [o.ta.nik] = o-e-tan-ik = moment (time little) 365. ovorik [o.vo.rik] = o-e-vor-ik = point (space little) 366. onumik [o.nu.mik] = o-e-num-ik = digit (number little) 367. otanak [o.ta.nak] = o-e-tan-ak = epoch (time big) 368. ovorak [o.vo.rak] = o-e-vor-ak = universe (space big) 369. onumak [o.nu.mak] = o-e-num-ak = multitude (number big) 370. otanit [o.ta.nit] = o-e-tan-it = destiny (time possessing) 371. ovorit [o.vo.rit] = o-e-vor-it = territory (space possessing) 372. onumit [o.nu.mit] = o-e-num-it = mathematics (number possessing) 373. otanem [o.ta.nem] = o-e-tan-em = chronology (time like) 374. ovorem [o.vo.rem] = o-e-vor-em = geography (space like) 375. onumem [o.nu.mem] = o-e-num-em = arithmetic (number like) 376. otanvor [o.tan.vor] = o-e-tan-vor = calendar (time place) 377. ovortan [o.vor.tan] = o-e-vor-tan = history of place (space time) 378. onumvor [o.num.vor] = o-e-num-vor = chart (number place) 379. otanlum [o.tan.lum] = o-e-tan-lum = day (time light) 380. ovorlum [o.vor.lum] = o-e-vor-lum = illuminated place 381. onumlum [o.num.lum] = o-e-num-lum = luminous number (digit) 382. otanzep [o.tan.zep] = o-e-tan-zep = wind of time (changeability) 383. ovorzep [o.vor.zep] = o-e-vor-zep = atmosphere (space air) 384. onumzep [o.num.zep] = o-e-num-zep = abstract numbers (air numbers) 385. otanvos [o.tan.vos] = o-e-tan-vos = flow of time 386. ovorvos [o.vor.vos] = o-e-vor-vos = aquatic space 387. onumvos [o.num.vos] = o-e-num-vos = liquid numbers (fractions) 388. otanter [o.tan.ter] = o-e-tan-ter = basis of time 389. ovorter [o.vor.ter] = o-e-vor-ter = earthly space 390. onumter [o.num.ter] = o-e-num-ter = basic numbers (natural) 12.10. QUALITIES AND PROPERTIES 391. osil [o.sil] = o-a-sil = good, goodness 392. omal [o.mal] = o-a-mal = evil, badness 393. ofel [o.fel] = o-a-fel = strength 394. okron [o.kron] = o-a-kron = color 395. ofor [o.for] = o-a-for = form 396. osilak [o.si.lak] = o-e-sil-ak = great good 397. omalak [o.ma.lak] = o-e-mal-ak = great evil 398. ofelak [o.fe.lak] = o-e-fel-ak = might (strength big) 399. okronak [o.kro.nak] = o-e-kron-ak = bright color 400. oforak [o.fo.rak] = o-e-for-ak = complex form 12.11. COLORS AND SHADES 401. okronvos [o.kron.vos] = o-e-kron-vos = blue (color water) 402. okronlum [o.kron.lum] = o-e-kron-lum = yellow (color light) 403. okronter [o.kron.ter] = o-e-kron-ter = brown (color earth) 404. okronzep [o.kron.zep] = o-e-kron-zep = white (color air) 405. okronnal [o.kron.nal] = o-e-kron-nal = red (color body/blood) 406. okronvosik [o.kron.vo.sik] = o-e-kron-vos-ik = light blue (color water little) 407. okronlumak [o.kron.lu.mak] = o-e-kron-lum-ak = orange (color light big) 408. okronteruv [o.kron.te.ruv] = o-e-kron-ter-uv = gray (color earth bad) 409. okronzepiv [o.kron.ze.piv] = o-e-kron-zep-iv = silver (color air good) 410. okronnalor [o.kron.na.lor] = o-e-kron-nal-or = pink (color body elongated) 411. okronvosem [o.kron.vo.sem] = o-e-kron-vos-em = turquoise (color water like) 412. okronlumur [o.kron.lu.mur] = o-e-kron-lum-ur = beige (color light flat) 413. okronteral [o.kron.te.ral] = o-e-kron-ter-al = stone color 414. okronzepas [o.kron.ze.pas] = o-e-kron-zep-as = transparent (color air containing) 415. okronnaliv [o.kron.na.liv] = o-e-kron-nal-iv = healthy color (body) 416. okronvosis [o.kron.vo.sis] = o-e-kron-vos-is = sea color 417. okronlumus [o.kron.lu.mus] = o-e-kron-lum-us = gold (color light leading) 418. okronteros [o.kron.te.ros] = o-e-kron-ter-os = protective earth color 419. okronzepyl [o.kron.ze.pyl] = o-e-kron-zep-yl = air shade 420. okronnalam [o.kron.na.lam] = o-e-kron-nal-am = saturated body color 12.12. SHAPES AND GEOMETRY 421. oforar [o.fo.rar] = o-e-for-ar = circle (form round) 422. oforor [o.fo.ror] = o-e-for-or = line (form elongated) 423. oforir [o.fo.rir] = o-e-for-ir = triangle (form sharp) 424. oforur [o.fo.rur] = o-e-for-ur = square (form flat) 425. oforer [o.fo.rer] = o-e-for-er = polygon (form angular) 426. oforak [o.fo.rak] = o-e-for-ak = sphere (form big) 427. oforik [o.fo.rik] = o-e-for-ik = point (form little) 428. oforiv [o.fo.riv] = o-e-for-iv = harmonious form 429. oforuv [o.fo.ruv] = o-e-for-uv = ugly form 430. oforal [o.fo.ral] = o-e-for-al = crystalline form 431. oforkron [o.for.kron] = o-e-for-kron = pattern (form color) 432. fornal [o.for.nal] = o-e-for-nal = body of form (volume) 433. oforter [o.for.ter] = o-e-for-ter = relief (form earth) 434. oforvos [o.for.vos] = o-e-for-vos = wave (form water) 435. oforzep [o.for.zep] = o-e-for-zep = whirl (form air) 436. oforlum [o.for.lum] = o-e-for-lum = ray (form light) 437. forpas [o.for.pas] = o-e-for-pas = form movement 438. oforgen [o.for.gen] = o-e-for-gen = form creation 439. oforsen [o.for.sen] = o-e-for-sen = form perception 440. oforkel [o.for.kel] = o-e-for-kel = geometry (form knowledge) 12.13. MATERIALS AND SUBSTANCES 441. oteral [o.te.ral] = o-e-ter-al = stone (earth made of) 442. ovosal [o.vo.sal] = o-e-vos-al = ice (water made of) 443. olumal [o.lu.mal] = o-e-lum-al = glass (light made of) 444. ozepal [o.ze.pal] = o-e-zep-al = gas (air made of) 445. onalal [o.na.lal] = o-e-nal-al = wood (body made of) 446. oterakal [o.te.ra.kal] = o-e-ter-ak-al = metal (earth big made of) 447. ovosilal [o.vo.si.lal] = o-e-vos-sil-al = pure water substance 448. olumival [o.lu.mi.val] = o-e-lum-iv-al = transparent material 449. ozepural [o.ze.pu.ral] = o-e-zep-ur-al = flat gas (plate) 450. onalorial [o.na.lo.ri.al] = o-e-nal-or-al = fiber (body elongated made of) 451. oteralos [o.te.ra.los] = o-e-ter-al-os = stone tool 452. ovosalos [o.vo.sa.los] = o-e-vos-al-os = ice vessel 453. olumalos [o.lu.ma.los] = o-e-lum-al-os = window (glass for) 454. ozepalos [o.ze.pa.los] = o-e-zep-al-os = cylinder (gas for) 455. onalalos [o.na.la.los] = o-e-nal-al-os = furniture (wood for) 456. oterakaliv [o.te.ra.ka.liv] = o-e-ter-ak-al-iv = quality metal 457. ovosilalur [o.vo.si.la.lur] = o-e-vos-sil-al-ur = smooth pure substance 458. olumivalak [o.lu.mi.va.lak] = o-e-lum-iv-al-ak = big transparent glass 459. ozepuralik [o.ze.pu.ra.lik] = o-e-zep-ur-al-ik = thin plate 460. onalorialem [o.na.lo.ri.a.lem] = o-e-nal-or-al-em = fabric-like fiber 12.14. PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS 461. ovinkelit [o.vin.ke.lit] = o-e-vin-kel-it = scholar (living knowledge possessing) 462. ovinpasit [o.vin.pa.sit] = o-e-vin-pas-it = worker (living action possessing) 463. ovingenit [o.vin.ge.nit] = o-e-vin-gen-it = creator (living creation possessing) 464. ovintekit [o.vin.te.kit] = o-e-vin-tek-it = technician (living technology possessing) 465. ovinnakit [o.vin.na.kit] = o-e-vin-nak-it = builder (living thing possessing) 466. okelvin [o.kel.vin] = o-e-kel-vin = teacher (knowledge living) 467. opasvin [o.pas.vin] = o-e-pas-vin = activist (action living) 468. ogenvin [o.gen.vin] = o-e-gen-vin = producer (creation living) 469. otekvin [o.tek.vin] = o-e-tek-vin = engineer (technology living) 470. onakvin [o.nak.vin] = o-e-nak-vin = architect (thing living) 471. ovinkelak [o.vin.ke.lak] = o-e-vin-kel-ak = professor (living knowledge big) 472. ovinpasos [o.vin.pa.sos] = o-e-vin-pas-os = servant (living action for) 473. ovingenos [o.vin.ge.nos] = o-e-vin-gen-os = artist (living creation for) 474. ovinkelos [o.vin.ke.los] = o-e-vin-kel-os = student (living knowledge for) 475. ovinnakos [o.vin.na.kos] = o-e-vin-nak-os = craftsman (living thing for) 476. okelvinit [o.kel.vi.nit] = o-e-kel-vin-it = sage (knowledge living possessing) 477. opasviniv [o.pas.vi.niv] = o-e-pas-vin-iv = conscientious worker 478. ogenvinur [o.gen.vi.nur] = o-e-gen-vin-ur = designer (creation living flat/drawing) 479. otekvinor [o.tek.vi.nor] = o-e-tek-vin-or = mechanic (technology living elongated) 480. onakvinar [o.nak.vi.nar] = o-e-nak-vin-ar = designer (thing living round/harmonious) 12.15. SENSORY PERCEPTIONS 481. osenvinit [o.sen.vi.nit] = o-e-sen-vin-it = sensing living being (sensor) 482. omirvinit [o.mir.vi.nit] = o-e-mir-vin-it = emotional living being 483. okelvinas [o.kel.vi.nas] = o-e-kel-vin-as = conscious living being 484. osensil [o.sen.sil] = o-e-sen-sil = pleasant sensation 485. omirsil [o.mir.sil] = o-e-mir-sil = positive emotion 486. okelsil [o.kel.sil] = o-e-kel-sil = clear thought 487. osenmal [o.sen.mal] = o-e-sen-mal = painful sensation 488. omirmal [o.mir.mal] = o-e-mir-mal = negative emotion 489. okelmal [o.kel.mal] = o-e-kel-mal = delusion (bad thought) 490. osenvos [o.sen.vos] = o-e-sen-vos = taste (sensation water/liquid) 491. osenter [o.sen.ter] = o-e-sen-ter = touch (sensation earth) 492. osenlum [o.sen.lum] = o-e-sen-lum = sight (sensation light) 493. osenzep [o.sen.zep] = o-e-sen-zep = hearing (sensation air) 494. osennal [o.sen.nal] = o-e-sen-nal = smell (sensation body) 495. omirvos [o.mir.vos] = o-e-mir-vos = calmness (feeling water) 496. omirter [o.mir.ter] = o-e-mir-ter = emotional stability 497. omirlum [o.mir.lum] = o-e-mir-lum = delight (feeling light) 498. omirzep [o.mir.zep] = o-e-mir-zep = light feeling (air) 499. omirnal [o.mir.nal] = o-e-mir-nal = bodily feeling 500. osenmir [o.sen.mir] = o-e-sen-mir = intuitive sensation 12.16. MOVEMENT AND LOCOMOTION 501. opasvor [o.pas.vor] = o-e-pas-vor = journey (action place) 502. opaslum [o.pas.lum] = o-e-pas-lum = ascent (action upward) 503. opaszep [o.pas.zep] = o-e-pas-zep = hovering (action air) 504. opasvos [o.pas.vos] = o-e-pas-vos = swimming (action water) 505. opaster [o.pas.ter] = o-e-pas-ter = walking (action earth) 506. ovorrap [o.vor.rap] = o-e-vor-rap = movement speed 507. olumrap [o.lum.rap] = o-e-lum-rap = vertical speed 508. ozeprap [o.zep.rap] = o-e-zep-rap = air speed 509. ovosrap [o.vos.rap] = o-e-vos-rap = water speed 510. oterrap [o.ter.rap] = o-e-ter-rap = ground speed 511. opasvoriv [o.pas.vo.riv] = o-e-pas-vor-iv = pleasant journey 512. opaslumuv [o.pas.lu.muv] = o-e-pas-lum-uv = fall (action upward bad) 513. opaszepsil [o.pas.zep.sil] = o-e-pas-zep-sil = safe flight 514. opasvosak [o.pas.vo.sak] = o-e-pas-vos-ak = long swimming 515. opasterik [o.pas.te.rik] = o-e-pas-ter-ik = walk (walking little) 516. ovorrapak [o.vor.ra.pak] = o-e-vor-rap-ak = high speed 517. olumrapik [o.lum.ra.pik] = o-e-lum-rap-ik = slow ascent 518. ozeprapor [o.zep.ra.por] = o-e-zep-rap-or = jet propulsion 519. ovosrapur [o.vos.ra.pur] = o-e-vos-rap-ur = water sliding 520. oterrapor [o.ter.ra.por] = o-e-ter-rap-or = run (ground speed elongated) 12.17. TOOLS AND DEVICES 521. otekman [o.tek.man] = o-e-tek-man = hand tool 522. onakman [o.nak.man] = o-e-nak-man = device (thing hand) 523. otekpas [o.tek.pas] = o-e-tek-pas = machine (technology action) 524. onakpas [o.nak.pas] = o-e-nak-pas = implement (thing action) 525. otekgen [o.tek.gen] = o-e-tek-gen = production equipment 526. oteknakit [o.tek.na.kit] = o-e-tek-nak-it = multifunctional tool 527. onaktekit [o.nak.te.kit] = o-e-nak-tek-it = technical device 528. otekmaniv [o.tek.ma.niv] = o-e-tek-man-iv = quality hand tool 529. onakmanur [o.nak.ma.nur] = o-e-nak-man-ur = flat device (blade) 530. otekpasak [o.tek.pa.sak] = o-e-tek-pas-ak = large machine 531. onakpasik [o.nak.pa.sik] = o-e-nak-pas-ik = small implement 532. otekgenos [o.tek.ge.nos] = o-e-tek-gen-os = machine tool (technology creation for) 533. onakgenos [o.nak.ge.nos] = o-e-nak-gen-os = constructor (thing creation for) 534. otekmanor [o.tek.ma.nor] = o-e-tek-man-or = long tool 535. onakmanar [o.nak.ma.nar] = o-e-nak-man-ar = round device 536. otekpasis [o.tek.pa.sis] = o-e-tek-pas-is = engine (technology action originating) 537. onakpasmus [o.nak.pas.mus] = o-e-nak-pas-us = drive (thing action leading) 538. otekgental [o.tek.gen.tal] = o-e-tek-gen-tal = production line 539. onakgental [o.nak.gen.tal] = o-e-nak-gen-tal = assembly structure 540. otekmanil [o.tek.ma.nil] = o-e-tek-man-il = precise tool 12.18. KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION 541. okelinf [o.ke.linf] = o-e-kel-inf = data (knowledge information) 542. oinfkelos [o.inf.ke.los] = o-e-inf-kel-os = educational material 543. okelsen [o.kel.sen] = o-e-kel-sen = awareness (knowledge sensation) 544. okelmirit [o.kel.mi.rit] = o-e-kel-mir-it = conscious emotion 545. okelgen [o.kel.gen] = o-e-kel-gen = discovery (knowledge creation) 546. oinfpasis [o.inf.pa.sis] = o-e-inf-pas-is = information transmission 547. oinfmirit [o.inf.mi.rit] = o-e-inf-mir-it = artistic work 548. oinfgenit [o.inf.ge.nit] = o-e-inf-gen-it = programmed information 549. okelinfor [o.ke.lin.for] = o-e-kel-inf-or = theory (knowledge information elongated) 550. oinfkelar [o.inf.ke.lar] = o-e-inf-kel-ar = encyclopedia (information knowledge round/full) 551. okelsenas [o.kel.se.nas] = o-e-kel-sen-as = experience (knowledge sensation containing) 552. okelmirus [o.kel.mi.rus] = o-e-kel-mir-us = inspiration (knowledge feeling leading) 553. okelgenvor [o.kel.gen.vor] = o-e-kel-gen-vor = laboratory (knowledge creation place) 554. oinfpasiv [o.inf.pa.siv] = o-e-inf-pas-iv = useful message 555. oinfmirem [o.inf.mi.rem] = o-e-inf-mir-em = artistic style 556. oinfgenos [o.inf.ge.nos] = o-e-inf-gen-os = software 557. okelinful [o.ke.lin.ful] = o-e-kel-inf-ul = ability to analyze data 558. oinfkelul [o.inf.ke.lul] = o-e-inf-kel-ul = learnability 559. okelseniv [o.kel.se.niv] = o-e-kel-sen-iv = valuable experience 560. okelmirav [o.kel.mi.rav] = o-e-kel-mir-av = beautiful inspiration 12.19. STATES AND CONDITIONS 561. osiltan [o.sil.tan] = o-e-sil-tan = favorable time 562. omaltan [o.mal.tan] = o-e-mal-tan = difficult time 563. ofeltan [o.fel.tan] = o-e-fel-tan = time of strength 564. osilvorit [o.sil.vo.rit] = o-e-sil-vor-it = cozy place 565. omalvorit [o.mal.vo.rit] = o-e-mal-vor-it = threatening place 566. ofelvor [o.fel.vor] = o-e-fel-vor = place of strength 567. osilnal [o.sil.nal] = o-e-sil-nal = healthy body state 568. omalnal [o.mal.nal] = o-e-mal-nal = sickly state 569. ofelnal [o.fel.nal] = o-e-fel-nal = strong body 570. osilfelsil [o.sil.fel.sil] = o-e-sil-fel-sil = harmonious strength 571. omalfelmal [o.mal.fel.mal] = o-e-mal-fel-mal = destructive strength 572. osiltaniv [o.sil.ta.niv] = o-e-sil-tan-iv = happy time 573. omaltanuv [o.mal.ta.nuv] = o-e-mal-tan-uv = unhappy time 574. ofeltanak [o.fel.ta.nak] = o-e-fel-tan-ak = era of might 575. osilvorav [o.sil.vo.rav] = o-e-sil-vor-av = beautiful safe place 576. omalvorov [o.mal.vo.rov] = o-e-mal-vor-ov = frightening place 577. ofelvorak [o.fel.vo.rak] = o-e-fel-vor-ak = important place of strength 578. osilnalit [o.sil.na.lit] = o-e-sil-nal-it = good well-being 579. omalnalit [o.mal.na.lit] = o-e-mal-nal-it = bad well-being 580. ofelnalit [o.fel.na.lit] = o-e-fel-nal-it = physical fitness 12.20. PROCESSES AND CHANGES 581. opastan [o.pas.tan] = o-e-pas-tan = process in time 582. ogenpas [o.gen.pas] = o-e-gen-pas = creative process 583. opassen [o.pas.sen] = o-e-pas-sen = sensation process 584. opasmir [o.pas.mir] = o-e-pas-mir = emotional process 585. ogenmir [o.gen.mir] = o-e-gen-mir = inspired creation 586. opastanak [o.pas.ta.nak] = o-e-pas-tan-ak = long process 587. ogenpasik [o.gen.pa.sik] = o-e-gen-pas-ik = brief creative act 588. opasseniv [o.pas.se.niv] = o-e-pas-sen-iv = pleasant sensory experience 589. opasmiruv [o.pas.mi.ruv] = o-e-pas-mir-uv = negative emotional process 590. ogenmirav [o.gen.mi.rav] = o-e-gen-mir-av = beautiful creation 591. opastanus [o.pas.ta.nus] = o-e-pas-tan-us = evolution (process time leading) 592. ogenpasis [o.gen.pa.sis] = o-e-gen-pas-is = production (creation action originating) 593. opassenas [o.pas.se.nas] = o-e-pas-sen-as = experiment (process sensation containing) 594. opasmirus [o.pas.mi.rus] = o-e-pas-mir-us = catharsis (process feeling leading) 595. ogenmirus [o.gen.mi.rus] = o-e-gen-mir-us = artistic concept 596. opastanem [o.pas.ta.nem] = o-e-pas-tan-em = cyclical process 597. ogenpasem [o.gen.pa.sem] = o-e-gen-pas-em = standard production 598. opassenem [o.pas.se.nem] = o-e-pas-sen-em = standard sensation 599. opasmirem [o.pas.mi.rem] = o-e-pas-mir-em = typical emotion 600. ogenmirem [o.gen.mi.rem] = o-e-gen-mir-em = traditional art 12.21. FAMILY AND KINSHIP RELATIONS 601. ofamvin [o.fam.vin] = o-e-fam-vin = family member (family living) 602. opatfam [o.pat.fam] = o-e-pat-fam = paternal family 603. omatfam [o.mat.fam] = o-e-mat-fam = maternal family 604. ofilfam [o.fil.fam] = o-e-fil-fam = child part of family 605. ofratfam [o.frat.fam] = o-e-frat-fam = sibling relations 606. ofamvinak [o.fam.vi.nak] = o-e-fam-vin-ak = head of family 607. opatvinit [o.pat.vi.nit] = o-e-pat-vin-it = father figure 608. omatvinit [o.mat.vi.nit] = o-e-mat-vin-it = mother figure 609. ofilvinit [o.fil.vi.nit] = o-e-fil-vin-it = child personality 610. ofratvinit [o.frat.vi.nit] = o-e-frat-vin-it = sibling bond 611. ofamvinit [o.fam.vi.nit] = o-e-fam-vin-it = family ties 612. opatfamit [o.pat.fa.mit] = o-e-pat-fam-it = patriarchy 613. omatfamit [o.mat.fa.mit] = o-e-mat-fam-it = matriarchy 614. ofilfamit [o.fil.fa.mit] = o-e-fil-fam-it = childhood 615. ofratfamit [o.frat.fa.mit] = o-e-frat-fam-it = brotherhood 616. ofamviniv [o.fam.vi.niv] = o-e-fam-vin-iv = happy family 617. opatvinuv [o.pat.vi.nuv] = o-e-pat-vin-uv = absence of father 618. omatviniv [o.mat.vi.niv] = o-e-mat-vin-iv = good mother 619. ofilvinak [o.fil.vi.nak] = o-e-fil-vin-ak = eldest child 620. ofratvinik [o.frat.vi.nik] = o-e-frat-vin-ik = younger sibling 12.22. SOCIAL PHENOMENA 621. olompas [o.lom.pas] = o-e-lom-pas = social activity 622. olomgen [o.lom.gen] = o-e-lom-gen = social creation (institution) 623. olomkel [o.lom.kel] = o-e-lom-kel = social knowledge (culture) 624. olommir [o.lom.mir] = o-e-lom-mir = social mood 625. olompasak [o.lom.pa.sak] = o-e-lom-pas-ak = large-scale social action 626. olomgenit [o.lom.ge.nit] = o-e-lom-gen-it = institution 627. olomkelit [o.lom.ke.lit] = o-e-lom-kel-it = tradition 628. olommirit [o.lom.mi.rit] = o-e-lom-mir-it = social morality 629. olompasis [o.lom.pa.sis] = o-e-lom-pas-is = social process 630. olomgenos [o.lom.ge.nos] = o-e-lom-gen-os = social institution 631. olomkelos [o.lom.ke.los] = o-e-lom-kel-os = educational institution 632. olommirus [o.lom.mi.rus] = o-e-lom-mir-us = social movement 633. olompasiv [o.lom.pa.siv] = o-e-lom-pas-iv = useful social activity 634. olomgeniv [o.lom.ge.niv] = o-e-lom-gen-iv = progressive institution 635. olomkelav [o.lom.ke.lav] = o-e-lom-kel-av = beautiful culture 636. olompasuv [o.lom.pa.suv] = o-e-lom-pas-uv = harmful social activity 637. olomgenuv [o.lom.ge.nuv] = o-e-lom-gen-uv = corrupt institution 638. olomkeluv [o.lom.ke.luv] = o-e-lom-kel-uv = cultural degradation 639. olommirav [o.lom.mi.rav] = o-e-lom-mir-av = harmonious social mood 640. olommiruv [o.lom.mi.ruv] = o-e-lom-mir-uv = social tension 12.23. NATURAL PHENOMENA 641. otervos [o.ter.vos] = o-e-ter-vos = geothermal phenomenon (earth water) 642. oterlum [o.ter.lum] = o-e-ter-lum = volcanism (earth light) 643. oterzep [o.ter.zep] = o-e-ter-zep = erosion (earth air) 644. ovoster [o.vos.ter] = o-e-vos-ter = tide (water earth) 645. olumter [o.lum.ter] = o-e-lum-ter = solar eclipse (light earth) 646. ovoslum [o.vos.lum] = o-e-vos-lum = rainbow (water light) 647. ovoszep [o.vos.zep] = o-e-vos-zep = fog (water air) 648. olumvos [o.lum.vos] = o-e-lum-vos = evaporation (light water) 649. olumzep [o.lum.zep] = o-e-lum-zep = atmospheric phenomenon (light air) 650. ozepter [o.zep.ter] = o-e-zep-ter = sandstorm (air earth) 651. otervostan [o.ter.vos.tan] = o-e-ter-vos-tan = rainy season 652. oterlumtan [o.ter.lum.tan] = o-e-ter-lum-tan = dry season 653. oterzeptan [o.ter.zep.tan] = o-e-ter-zep-tan = windy season 654. ovostertan [o.vos.ter.tan] = o-e-vos-ter-tan = tidal cycle 655. olumtertan [o.lum.ter.tan] = o-e-lum-ter-tan = seasonal lighting 656. ovoslumak [o.vos.lu.mak] = o-e-vos-lum-ak = powerful rainbow 657. ovoszepik [o.vos.ze.pik] = o-e-vos-zep-ik = light fog 658. olumvosur [o.lum.vo.sur] = o-e-lum-vos-ur = flat evaporation (dew) 659. olumzepor [o.lum.ze.por] = o-e-lum-zep-or = long atmospheric phenomenon (aurora) 660. ozepterak [o.zep.te.rak] = o-e-zep-ter-ak = strong sandstorm 12.24. SPIRITUAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS 661. okelesenit [o.ke.le.se.nit] = o-e-kel-esen-it = philosophical teaching 662. omiresen [o.mi.re.sen] = o-e-mir-esen = spirituality (feeling essence) 663. osenesen [o.se.ne.sen] = o-e-sen-esen = existential sensation 664. osilesen [o.si.le.sen] = o-e-sil-esen = goodness (good essence) 665. omalesen [o.ma.le.sen] = o-e-mal-esen = evil nature (evil essence) 666. okelmiresen [o.kel.mi.re.sen] = o-e-kel-mir-esen = mysticism (knowledge feeling essence) 667. okelsenesen [o.kel.se.ne.sen] = o-e-kel-sen-esen = phenomenology 668. okelsilesen [o.kel.si.le.sen] = o-e-kel-sil-esen = ethics (knowledge good essence) 669. okelmalesen [o.kel.ma.le.sen] = o-e-kel-mal-esen = study of evil 670. omirkelesen [o.mir.ke.le.sen] = o-e-mir-kel-esen = intuitive knowledge 671. okelesenak [o.ke.le.se.nak] = o-e-kel-esen-ak = great philosophical system 672. omiresenik [o.mi.re.se.nik] = o-e-mir-esen-ik = simple spiritual experience 673. osenesenor [o.se.ne.se.nor] = o-e-sen-esen-or = existential crisis 674. osileseniv [o.si.le.se.niv] = o-e-sil-esen-iv = grace 675. omalesenuv [o.ma.le.se.nuv] = o-e-mal-esen-uv = obsession with evil 676. okelmiresenos [o.kel.mi.re.se.nos] = o-e-kel-mir-esen-os = meditative practice 677. okelsenesenas [o.kel.se.ne.se.nas] = o-e-kel-sen-esen-as = phenomenological experience 678. okelsilesenus [o.kel.si.le.se.nus] = o-e-kel-sil-esen-us = path of virtue 679. okelmalesenus [o.kel.ma.le.se.nus] = o-e-kel-mal-esen-us = path of vice 680. omirkelesenem [o.mir.ke.le.se.nem] = o-e-mir-kel-esen-em = intuitive understanding 12.25. ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS 681. oinfmirkel [o.inf.mir.kel] = o-e-inf-mir-kel = literature (information feeling knowledge) 682. oinfmirgen [o.inf.mir.gen] = o-e-inf-mir-gen = music (information feeling creation) 683. oinfmirfor [o.inf.mir.for] = o-e-inf-mir-for = painting (information feeling form) 684. oinfmirkron [o.inf.mir.kron] = o-e-inf-mir-kron = color art 685. oinfmirkelit [o.inf.mir.ke.lit] = o-e-inf-mir-kel-it = poetry (literature possessing) 686. oinfmirgenit [o.inf.mir.ge.nit] = o-e-inf-mir-gen-it = composition 687. oinfmirforit [o.inf.mir.fo.rit] = o-e-inf-mir-for-it = painting (artwork) 688. oinfmirkronit [o.inf.mir.kro.nit] = o-e-inf-mir-kron-it = color composition 689. oinfmirkelos [o.inf.mir.ke.los] = o-e-inf-mir-kel-os = novel (literature for) 690. oinfmirgenos [o.inf.mir.ge.nos] = o-e-inf-mir-gen-os = symphony (music for) 691. oinfmirforos [o.inf.mir.fo.ros] = o-e-inf-mir-for-os = canvas (painting for) 692. oinfmirkronos [o.inf.mir.kro.nos] = o-e-inf-mir-kron-os = palette (color for) 693. oinfmirkeliv [o.inf.mir.ke.liv] = o-e-inf-mir-kel-iv = beautiful literature 694. oinfmirgeniv [o.inf.mir.ge.niv] = o-e-inf-mir-gen-iv = beautiful music 695. oinfmirforiv [o.inf.mir.fo.riv] = o-e-inf-mir-for-iv = beautiful painting 696. oinfmirkroniv [o.inf.mir.kro.niv] = o-e-inf-mir-kron-iv = harmonious colors 697. oinfmirkelav [o.inf.mir.ke.lav] = o-e-inf-mir-kel-av = beautiful poetry 698. oinfmirgenav [o.inf.mir.ge.nav] = o-e-inf-mir-gen-av = beautiful melody 699. oinfmirforav [o.inf.mir.fo.rav] = o-e-inf-mir-for-av = beautiful painting 700. oinfmirkronav [o.inf.mir.kro.nav] = o-e-inf-mir-kron-av = beautiful color scheme 12.26. DAILY ACTIVITIES AND PERSONAL ITEMS 701. onakpasil [o.na.kpa.sil] = o-e-nak-pas-sil = cleaning (thing action good) 702. onakpasuv [o.na.kpa.suv] = o-e-nak-pas-uv = breaking (thing action bad) 703. onakpasilak [o.na.kpa.si.lak] = o-e-nak-pas-sil-ak = thorough cleaning 704. onakpasuvik [o.na.kpa.su.vik] = o-e-nak-pas-uv-ik = minor breaking 705. onakmanil [o.nak.ma.nil] = o-e-nak-man-il = personal item (thing hand little) 706. onakmanilak [o.nak.ma.ni.lak] = o-e-nak-man-il-ak = important personal item 707. onakmaniliv [o.nak.ma.ni.liv] = o-e-nak-man-il-iv = beloved personal item 708. onakmaniluv [o.nak.ma.ni.luv] = o-e-nak-man-il-uv = unnecessary item 709. ovinnakil [o.vin.na.kil] = o-e-vin-nak-il = personal property (living thing little) 710. ovinnakilak [o.vin.na.ki.lak] = o-e-vin-nak-il-ak = large property 711. ovinnakiliv [o.vin.na.ki.liv] = o-e-vin-nak-il-iv = valuable property 712. ovinnakiluv [o.vin.na.ki.luv] = o-e-vin-nak-il-uv = useless property 713. onakpasis [o.nak.pa.sis] = o-e-nak-pas-is = repair (thing action originating) 714. onakpasus [o.nak.pa.sus] = o-e-nak-pas-us = maintenance (thing action leading) 715. onakpasos [o.nak.pa.sos] = o-e-nak-pas-os = household tool (thing action for) 716. onakpasmir [o.nak.pas.mir] = o-e-nak-pas-mir = pleasure from activity 717. ovinnakpas [o.vin.nak.pas] = o-e-vin-nak-pas = housework 718. ovinnakpasak [o.vin.nak.pa.sak] = o-e-vin-nak-pas-ak = big housework 719. ovinnakpasik [o.vin.nak.pa.sik] = o-e-vin-nak-pas-ik = small housework 720. ovinnakpasiv [o.vin.nak.pa.siv] = o-e-vin-nak-pas-iv = pleasant housework 12.27. HUMAN EMOTIONAL STATES 721. omirviniv [o.mir.vi.niv] = o-e-mir-vin-iv = happiness (feeling living good) 722. omirvinuv [o.mir.vi.nuv] = o-e-mir-vin-uv = unhappiness (feeling living bad) 723. omirvinfel [o.mir.vin.fel] = o-e-mir-vin-fel = enthusiasm (feeling living strength) 724. omirvinfeluv [o.mir.vin.fe.luv] = o-e-mir-vin-fel-uv = apathy (feeling living strength bad) 725. omirvintan [o.mir.vin.tan] = o-e-mir-vin-tan = mood (feeling living time) 726. omirvintaniv [o.mir.vin.ta.niv] = o-e-mir-vin-tan-iv = good mood 727. omirvintanuv [o.mir.vin.ta.nuv] = o-e-mir-vin-tan-uv = bad mood 728. omirvintanak [o.mir.vin.ta.nak] = o-e-mir-vin-tan-ak = strong mood (passion) 729. omirvinsil [o.mir.vin.sil] = o-e-mir-vin-sil = satisfaction (feeling living good) 730. omirvinmal [o.mir.vin.mal] = o-e-mir-vin-mal = disappointment (feeling living evil) 731. omirvinsilak [o.mir.vin.si.lak] = o-e-mir-vin-sil-ak = delight 732. omirvinmalak [o.mir.vin.ma.lak] = o-e-mir-vin-mal-ak = despair 733. omirvinnal [o.mir.vin.nal] = o-e-mir-vin-nal = physical well-being (feeling living body) 734. omirvinnaliv [o.mir.vin.na.liv] = o-e-mir-vin-nal-iv = vigor 735. omirvinnaluv [o.mir.vin.na.luv] = o-e-mir-vin-nal-uv = fatigue 736. omirvinnalak [o.mir.vin.na.lak] = o-e-mir-vin-nal-ak = illness 737. omirvinkel [o.mir.vin.kel] = o-e-mir-vin-kel = conscious emotion 738. omirvinkeliv [o.mir.vin.ke.liv] = o-e-mir-vin-kel-iv = wise calmness 739. omirvinkeluv [o.mir.vin.ke.luv] = o-e-mir-vin-kel-uv = uncontrolled emotion 740. omirvinkelak [o.mir.vin.ke.lak] = o-e-mir-vin-kel-ak = deep emotion 12.28. KITCHENWARE AND COOKING 741. onaknut [o.nak.nut] = o-e-nak-nut = kitchenware (thing food) 742. onaknutak [o.nak.nu.tak] = o-e-nak-nut-ak = large kitchenware (stove) 743. onaknutik [o.nak.nu.tik] = o-e-nak-nut-ik = small kitchenware (spoon) 744. onaknutiv [o.nak.nu.tiv] = o-e-nak-nut-iv = quality ware 745. onaknutos [o.nak.nu.tos] = o-e-nak-nut-os = dishware (thing food for) 746. onaknutosas [o.nak.nu.to.sas] = o-e-nak-nut-os-as = pot (dishware containing) 747. onaknutosur [o.nak.nu.to.sur] = o-e-nak-nut-os-ur = pan (dishware flat) 748. onaknutosor [o.nak.nu.to.sor] = o-e-nak-nut-os-or = knife (dishware elongated) 749. onakvos [o.nak.vos] = o-e-nak-vos = liquid vessel 750. onakvosak [o.nak.vo.sak] = o-e-nak-vos-ak = large vessel (bucket) 751. onakvosik [o.nak.vo.sik] = o-e-nak-vos-ik = small vessel (cup) 752. onakvosiv [o.nak.vo.siv] = o-e-nak-vos-iv = clean vessel 753. onaklum [o.nak.lum] = o-e-nak-lum = heating appliance 754. onaklumak [o.nak.lu.mak] = o-e-nak-lum-ak = oven 755. onaklumik [o.nak.lu.mik] = o-e-nak-lum-ik = small heater 756. onaklumiv [o.nak.lu.miv] = o-e-nak-lum-iv = safe heater 757. onakgennut [o.nak.gen.nut] = o-e-nak-gen-nut = kitchen appliance (thing creation food) 758. onakgennutak [o.nak.gen.nu.tak] = o-e-nak-gen-nut-ak = kitchen machine 759. onakgennutik [o.nak.gen.nu.tik] = o-e-nak-gen-nut-ik = whisk 760. onakgennutiv [o.nak.gen.nu.tiv] = o-e-nak-gen-nut-iv = efficient appliance 12.29. CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES 761. onakvin [o.nak.vin] = o-e-nak-vin = clothing (thing living) 762. onakvinak [o.nak.vi.nak] = o-e-nak-vin-ak = outer clothing 763. onakvinik [o.nak.vi.nik] = o-e-nak-vin-ik = underwear 764. onakviniv [o.nak.vi.niv] = o-e-nak-vin-iv = comfortable clothing 765. onakman [o.nak.man] = o-e-nak-man = gloves (thing hand) 766. onakpod [o.nak.pod] = o-e-nak-pod = footwear (thing leg) 767. onakkap [o.nak.kap] = o-e-nak-kap = headwear (thing head) 768. onakskin [o.nak.skin] = o-e-nak-skin = undergarment (thing skin) 769. onakvinos [o.nak.vi.nos] = o-e-nak-vin-os = suit (clothing for) 770. onakvinosas [o.nak.vi.no.sas] = o-e-nak-vin-os-as = pocket (suit containing) 771. onakvinosiv [o.nak.vi.no.siv] = o-e-nak-vin-os-iv = beautiful suit 772. onakvinosuv [o.nak.vi.no.suv] = o-e-nak-vin-os-uv = uncomfortable suit 773. onakvintan [o.nak.vin.tan] = o-e-nak-vin-tan = seasonal clothing 774. onakvintaniv [o.nak.vin.ta.niv] = o-e-nak-vin-tan-iv = season-appropriate clothing 775. onakvintanuv [o.nak.vin.ta.nuv] = o-e-nak-vin-tan-uv = inappropriate clothing 776. onakvintanak [o.nak.vin.ta.nak] = o-e-nak-vin-tan-ak = winter clothing 777. onakvinvor [o.nak.vin.vor] = o-e-nak-vin-vor = wardrobe (clothing place) 778. onakvinvorak [o.nak.vin.vo.rak] = o-e-nak-vin-vor-ak = large wardrobe 779. onakvinvorik [o.nak.vin.vo.rik] = o-e-nak-vin-vor-ik = small wardrobe 780. onakvinvoriv [o.nak.vin.vo.riv] = o-e-nak-vin-vor-iv = neat wardrobe 12.30. WEATHER AND CLIMATIC PHENOMENA 781. ovostanik [o.vos.ta.nik] = o-e-vos-tan-ik = short rain 782. olumtaniv [o.lum.ta.niv] = o-e-lum-tan-iv = clear weather 783. ozeptan [o.zep.tan] = o-e-zep-tan = windy period (air time) 784. otertan [o.ter.tan] = o-e-ter-tan = dry period (earth time) 785. ovoslumtan [o.vos.lum.tan] = o-e-vos-lum-tan = humid warm period 786. ovoszeptan [o.vos.zep.tan] = o-e-vos-zep-tan = foggy period 787. olumzeptan [o.lum.zep.tan] = o-e-lum-zep-tan = clear windy period 788. olumtertanak [o.lum.ter.ta.nak] = o-e-lum-ter-tan-ak = drought 789. ovoslumik [o.vos.lu.mik] = o-e-vos-lum-ik = drizzling rain 790. ovoszepak [o.vos.ze.pak] = o-e-vos-zep-ak = thick fog 791. olumzepiv [o.lum.ze.piv] = o-e-lum-zep-iv = pleasant breeze 792. otervosuv [o.ter.vo.suv] = o-e-ter-vos-uv = slush 793. ovostanak [o.vos.ta.nak] = o-e-vos-tan-ak = downpour 794. olumtanak [o.lum.ta.nak] = o-e-lum-tan-ak = heatwave 795. ozeptanak [o.zep.ta.nak] = o-e-zep-tan-ak = storm 796. otertanak [o.ter.ta.nak] = o-e-ter-tan-ak = drought 797. ovoslummir [o.vos.lum.mir] = o-e-vos-lum-mir = joy from rain and sun 798. ovoszeptaniv [o.vos.zep.ta.niv] = o-e-vos-zep-tan-iv = pleasant foggy weather 799. olumzeptanuv [o.lum.zep.ta.nuv] = o-e-lum-zep-tan-uv = unpleasant windy day 800. olumtertanuv [o.lum.ter.ta.nuv] = o-e-lum-ter-tan-uv = exhausting heat 12.31. COMMUNICATION AND SPEECH 801. okelpas [o.kel.pas] = o-e-kel-pas = communication (knowledge action) 802. oinfpasik [o.inf.pa.sik] = brief message 803. ovinpas [o.vin.pas] = o-e-vin-pas = conversation (living action) 804. omirpas [o.mir.pas] = o-e-mir-pas = emotional communication 805. okelpaskel [o.kel.pas.kel] = o-e-kel-pas-kel = discussion (communication knowledge) 806. oinfpasinf [o.inf.pa.sin] = o-e-inf-pas-inf = information exchange 807. ovinpasmir [o.vin.pas.mir] = o-e-vin-pas-mir = heartfelt conversation 808. omirpasinf [o.mir.pa.sin] = o-e-mir-pas-inf = emotional message 809. okelpasiv [o.kel.pa.siv] = o-e-kel-pas-iv = constructive dialogue 810. oinfpasuv [o.inf.pa.suv] = o-e-inf-pas-uv = misinformation (false message) 811. ovinpasav [o.vin.pa.sav] = o-e-vin-pas-av = beautiful conversation 812. omirpasmir [o.mir.pas.mir] = o-e-mir-pas-mir = conversation about feelings 813. okelpasos [o.kel.pa.sos] = o-e-kel-pas-os = language of communication 814. oinfpasos [o.inf.pa.sos] = o-e-inf-pas-os = communication medium 815. ovinpasos [o.vin.pa.sos] = o-e-vin-pas-os = conversational skill 816. omirpasos [o.mir.pa.sos] = o-e-mir-pas-os = emotional expression 817. okelpaskelit [o.kel.pas.ke.lit] = o-e-kel-pas-kel-it = reasoned discussion 818. oinfpasinfak [o.inf.pa.sin.fak] = o-e-inf-pas-inf-ak = mass communication 819. ovinpasmirik [o.vin.pas.mi.rik] = o-e-vin-pas-mir-ik = short talk 820. omirpasinfiv [o.mir.pa.sin.fiv] = o-e-mir-pas-inf-iv = sincere message 12.32. MEDICINE AND HEALTH 821. onalsil [o.nal.sil] = o-e-nal-sil = health (body good) 822. onalmal [o.nal.mal] = o-e-nal-mal = illness (body evil) 823. ovinsil [o.vin.sil] = o-e-vin-sil = healthy person 824. ovinmal [o.vin.mal] = o-e-vin-mal = sick person 825. onalsen [o.nal.sen] = o-e-nal-sen = well-being (body sensation) 826. onalseniv [o.nal.se.niv] = o-e-nal-sen-iv = good well-being 827. onalsenuv [o.nal.se.nuv] = o-e-nal-sen-uv = bad well-being 828. onalsenak [o.nal.se.nak] = o-e-nal-sen-ak = strong pain 829. onalsilpas [o.nal.sil.pas] = o-e-nal-sil-pas = treatment (health action) 830. onalmalpas [o.nal.mal.pas] = o-e-nal-mal-pas = disease process 831. ovinsilpas [o.vin.sil.pas] = o-e-vin-sil-pas = health care 832. ovinmalpas [o.vin.mal.pas] = o-e-vin-mal-pas = suffering from illness 833. onalsilvor [o.nal.sil.vor] = o-e-nal-sil-vor = hospital (health place) 834. onalmalvor [o.nal.mal.vor] = o-e-nal-mal-vor = place of illness 835. ovinsilvor [o.vin.sil.vor] = o-e-vin-sil-vor = sanatorium 836. ovinmalvor [o.vin.mal.vor] = o-e-vin-mal-vor = ward 837. onalsilkel [o.nal.sil.kel] = o-e-nal-sil-kel = medicine (health knowledge) 838. onalmalkel [o.nal.mal.kel] = o-e-nal-mal-kel = pathology (illness knowledge) 839. ovinsilkel [o.vin.sil.kel] = o-e-vin-sil-kel = doctor (healthy knowing) 840. ovinmalkel [o.vin.mal.kel] = o-e-vin-mal-kel = patient (sick knowing) 12.33. NUMBERS AND COUNTING 841. onumun [o.num.un] = o-e-num-un = number one 842. onumdu [o.num.du] = o-e-num-du = number two 843. onumtri [o.num.tri] = o-e-num-tri = number three 844. onummult [o.num.mult] = o-e-num-mult = many numbers 845. onumpauk [o.num.pauk] = o-e-num-pauk = few numbers 846. onumunak [o.nu.mu.nak] = o-e-num-un-ak = first big number 847. onumduik [o.num.du.ik] = o-e-num-du-ik = second small number 848. onumtriiv [o.num.tri.iv] = o-e-num-tri-iv = good number three 849. onummultor [o.num.mul.tor] = o-e-num-mult-or = long series of numbers 850. onumpaukur [o.num.pau.kur] = o-e-num-pauk-ur = short series of numbers 851. onumuniv [o.nu.mu.niv] = o-e-num-un-iv = positive unit 852. onumduuv [o.num.du.uv] = o-e-num-du-uv = negative two 853. onumtrisil [o.num.tri.sil] = o-e-num-tri-sil = holy trinity 854. onummultmal [o.num.mul.tmal] = o-e-num-mult-mal = excess of numbers 855. onumpauksil [o.num.pauk.sil] = o-e-num-pauk-sil = favorable fewness 856. onumunos [o.nu.mu.nos] = o-e-num-un-os = unit of measurement 857. onumduos [o.num.du.os] = o-e-num-du-os = dual system 858. onumtrios [o.num.tri.os] = o-e-num-tri-os = triple system 859. onummultos [o.num.mul.tos] = o-e-num-mult-os = counting device 860. onumpaukos [o.num.pau.kos] = o-e-num-pauk-os = counting limiter 12.34. PREPOSITIONS AND ADVERBS OF PLACE 861. ovorak [o.vo.rak] = o-o-vor-ak = everywhere (place big adverbial) 862. ovorik [o.vo.rik] = o-o-vor-ik = somewhere (place little) 863. ovoriv [o.vo.riv] = o-o-vor-iv = here (good place) 864. ovoruv [o.vo.ruv] = o-o-vor-uv = there (bad place) 865. oternak [o.ter.nak] = o-o-ter-nak = inside (earth thing) 866. otervin [o.ter.vin] = o-o-ter-vin = on surface (earth living) 867. ovornak [o.vor.nak] = o-o-vor-nak = near thing (place thing) 868. ovorvin [o.vor.vin] = o-o-vor-vin = near living (place living) 869. ovorakiv [o.vo.ra.kiv] = o-o-vor-ak-iv = everywhere good 870. ovorikuv [o.vo.ri.kuv] = o-o-vor-ik-uv = somewhere bad 871. ovorivak [o.vo.ri.vak] = o-o-vor-iv-ak = right here 872. ovoruvik [o.vo.ru.vik] = o-o-vor-uv-ik = somewhere there bad 873. oternakiv [o.ter.na.kiv] = o-o-ter-nak-iv = comfortably inside 874. otervinuv [o.ter.vi.nuv] = o-o-ter-vin-uv = uncomfortably on surface 875. ovornakav [o.vor.na.kav] = o-o-vor-nak-av = beautifully near thing 876. ovorvinov [o.vor.vi.nov] = o-o-vor-vin-ov = dangerously near living 877. ovoranter [o.vo.ran.ter] = o-o-vor-an-ter = between lands 878. ovornakvin [o.vor.nak.vin] = o-o-vor-nak-vin = among things and living 879. ovorvinnak [o.vor.vin.nak] = o-o-vor-vin-nak = around living thing 880. ovoraknak [o.vo.rak.nak] = o-o-vor-ak-nak = everywhere among things 12.35. ADVERBS OF TIME 881. otantak [o.tan.tak] = o-o-tan-tak = always (time big) 882. otantik [o.tan.tik] = o-o-tan-tik = sometimes (time little) 883. otantiv [o.tan.tiv] = o-o-tan-tiv = now (good time) 884. otantuv [o.tan.tuv] = o-o-tan-tuv = later (bad time) 885. olumtan [o.lum.tan] = o-o-lum-tan = daytime (light time) 886. olumtanuv [o.lum.ta.nuv] = o-o-lum-tan-uv = nighttime (light time bad) 887. ovortan [o.vor.tan] = o-o-vor-tan = on time (place time) 888. opastan [o.pas.tan] = o-o-pas-tan = during action 889. otantakiv [o.tan.ta.kiv] = o-o-tan-tak-iv = always good 890. otantikuv [o.tan.ti.kuv] = o-o-tan-tik-uv = sometimes bad 891. otantivak [o.tan.ti.vak] = o-o-tan-iv-ak = right now 892. otantuvik [o.tan.tu.vik] = o-o-tan-uv-ik = soon bad 893. olumtanav [o.lum.ta.nav] = o-o-lum-tan-av = beautiful day 894. olumtanuvak [o.lum.ta.nu.vak] = o-o-lum-tan-uv-ak = long night 895. ovortaniv [o.vor.ta.niv] = o-o-vor-tan-iv = exactly on time 896. opastanuv [o.pas.ta.nuv] = o-o-pas-tan-uv = not on time 897. otantan [o.tan.tan] = o-o-tan-tan = timely 898. olumtantan [o.lum.tan.tan] = o-o-lum-tan-tan = daytime timely 899. ovortantan [o.vor.tan.tan] = o-o-vor-tan-tan = at place timely 900. opastantan [o.pas.tan.tan] = o-o-pas-tan-tan = during action timely 12.36. ADVERBS OF MANNER 901. opasrap [o.pas.rap] = o-o-pas-rap = quickly 902. opasrapik [o.pas.ra.pik] = o-o-pas-rap-ik = slowly 903. opassil [o.pas.sil] = o-o-pas-sil = well 904. opasmal [o.pas.mal] = o-o-pas-mal = poorly 905. opaskel [o.pas.kel] = o-o-pas-kel = intelligently 906. opasrapak [o.pas.ra.pak] = o-o-pas-rap-ak = very quickly 907. opasrapiv [o.pas.ra.piv] = o-o-pas-rap-iv = optimally quickly 908. opasrapuv [o.pas.ra.puv] = o-o-pas-rap-uv = dangerously quickly 909. opassilak [o.pas.si.lak] = o-o-pas-sil-ak = excellently 910. opassilik [o.pas.si.lik] = o-o-pas-sil-ik = satisfactorily 911. opasmalak [o.pas.ma.lak] = o-o-pas-mal-ak = terribly 912. opasmalik [o.pas.ma.lik] = o-o-pas-mal-ik = not very poorly 913. opaskelak [o.pas.ke.lak] = o-o-pas-kel-ak = very intelligently 914. opaskeliv [o.pas.ke.liv] = o-o-pas-kel-iv = wisely 915. opaskeluv [o.pas.ke.luv] = o-o-pas-kel-uv = foolishly 916. opaskelik [o.pas.ke.lik] = o-o-pas-kel-ik = sufficiently intelligently 917. opasrapsil [o.pas.rap.sil] = o-o-pas-rap-sil = quickly and well 918. opasrapmal [o.pas.rap.mal] = o-o-pas-rap-mal = quickly and poorly 919. opassilkel [o.pas.sil.kel] = o-o-pas-sil-kel = well and intelligently 920. opasmalkel [o.pas.mal.kel] = o-o-pas-mal-kel = poorly and foolishly 12.37. LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT 921. okelvinit [o.kel.vi.nit] = o-e-kel-vin-it = learner 922. okelgenit [o.kel.ge.nit] = o-e-kel-gen-it = knowledge acquisition 923. okelpasit [o.kel.pa.sit] = o-e-kel-pas-it = learning process 924. okeltanit [o.kel.ta.nit] = o-e-kel-tan-it = memorization 925. okelvinak [o.kel.vi.nak] = o-e-kel-vin-ak = experienced learner 926. okelgenak [o.kel.ge.nak] = o-e-kel-gen-ak = great discovery 927. okelpasak [o.kel.pa.sak] = o-e-kel-pas-ak = intensive learning 928. okeltanak [o.kel.ta.nak] = o-e-kel-tan-ak = long memory 929. okelviniv [o.kel.vi.niv] = o-e-kel-vin-iv = capable learner 930. okelgeniv [o.kel.ge.niv] = o-e-kel-gen-iv = valuable discovery 931. okelpasiv [o.kel.pa.siv] = o-e-kel-pas-iv = effective learning 932. okeltaniv [o.kel.ta.niv] = o-e-kel-tan-iv = good memory 933. okelvinos [o.kel.vi.nos] = o-e-kel-vin-os = educational institution 934. okelgenos [o.kel.ge.nos] = o-e-kel-gen-os = research center 935. okelpasos [o.kel.pa.sos] = o-e-kel-pas-os = textbook 936. okeltanos [o.kel.ta.nos] = o-e-kel-tan-os = mnemonic device 937. okelvinvor [o.kel.vin.vor] = o-e-kel-vin-vor = school 938. okelgenvor [o.kel.gen.vor] = o-e-kel-gen-vor = laboratory 939. okelpasvor [o.kel.pas.vor] = o-e-kel-pas-vor = classroom 940. okeltanvor [o.kel.tan.vor] = o-e-kel-tan-vor = archive 12.38. TRADE AND EXCHANGE 941. opasvim [o.pas.vim] = o-e-pas-vim = trade 942. ovimpas [o.vim.pas] = o-e-vim-pas = exchange 943. onakvim [o.nak.vim] = o-e-nak-vim = commodity 944. ovinvim [o.vin.vim] = o-e-vin-vim = owner 945. opasvimsil [o.pas.vim.sil] = o-e-pas-vim-sil = honest trade 946. ovimpassil [o.vim.pas.sil] = o-e-vim-pas-sil = fair exchange 947. onakvimsil [o.nak.vim.sil] = o-e-nak-vim-sil = quality commodity 948. ovinvimsil [o.vin.vim.sil] = o-e-vin-vim-sil = conscientious owner 949. opasvimmak [o.pas.vim.mak] = o-e-pas-vim-mak = large trade 950. ovimpasmak [o.vim.pas.mak] = o-e-vim-pas-mak = large-scale exchange 951. onakvimmak [o.nak.vim.mak] = o-e-nak-vim-mak = valuable commodity 952. ovinvimmak [o.vin.vim.mak] = o-e-vin-vim-mak = large owner 953. opasvimvor [o.pas.vim.vor] = o-e-pas-vim-vor = market 954. ovimpasvor [o.vim.pas.vor] = o-e-vim-pas-vor = exchange 955. onakvimvor [o.nak.vim.vor] = o-e-nak-vim-vor = shop 956. ovinvimvor [o.vin.vim.vor] = o-e-vin-vim-vor = possession 957. opasvimtan [o.pas.vim.tan] = o-e-pas-vim-tan = trading season 958. ovimpastan [o.vim.pas.tan] = o-e-vim-pas-tan = exchange time 959. onakvimtan [o.nak.vim.tan] = o-e-nak-vim-tan = commodity expiration date 960. ovinvimtan [o.vin.vim.tan] = o-e-vin-vim-tan = ownership time 12.39. FREEDOM AND RESTRICTIONS 961. olibsilit [o.lib.si.lit] = o-e-lib-sil-it = right to good 962. olibmal [o.lib.mal] = o-e-lib-mal = freedom of evil 963. olibvor [o.lib.vor] = o-e-lib-vor = free place 964. olibvin [o.lib.vin] = o-e-lib-vin = free person 965. olibsilos [o.lib.si.los] = o-e-lib-sil-os = instrument of freedom for good 966. olibmalos [o.lib.ma.los] = o-e-lib-mal-os = instrument of freedom for evil 967. olibvoros [o.lib.vo.ros] = o-e-lib-vor-os = space of freedom 968. olibvinos [o.lib.vi.nos] = o-e-lib-vin-os = free choice 969. olibsilitak [o.lib.si.li.tak] = o-e-lib-sil-it-ak = great right to good 970. olibmalitak [o.lib.ma.li.tak] = o-e-lib-mal-it-ak = dangerous freedom of evil 971. olibvoritak [o.lib.vo.ri.tak] = o-e-lib-vor-it-ak = extensive free place 972. olibvinitak [o.lib.vi.ni.tak] = o-e-lib-vin-it-ak = complete human freedom 973. olibsilitiv [o.lib.si.li.tiv] = o-e-lib-sil-it-iv = just freedom 974. olibmalituv [o.lib.ma.li.tuv] = o-e-lib-mal-it-uv = destructive freedom 975. olibvoritiv [o.lib.vo.ri.tiv] = o-e-lib-vor-it-iv = safe free place 976. olibvinitiv [o.lib.vi.ni.tiv] = o-e-lib-vin-it-iv = responsible freedom 977. olibsilvor [o.lib.sil.vor] = o-e-lib-sil-vor = free society 978. olibmalvor [o.lib.mal.vor] = o-e-lib-mal-vor = anarchy 979. olibvorvin [o.lib.vor.vin] = o-e-lib-vor-vin = free people in place 980. olibvinvor [o.lib.vin.vor] = o-e-lib-vin-vor = free person in society 12.40. FINAL ABSTRACT CONCEPTS 981. oesenkelit [o.e.sen.ke.lit] = o-e-esen-kel-it = knowledge of essence 982. oesenmir [o.e.sen.mir] = o-e-esen-mir = essence of feeling 983. osenesenit [o.se.ne.se.nit] = o-e-sen-esen-it = awareness of sensations 984. osilesenit [o.si.le.se.nit] = o-e-sil-esen-it = understanding of good 985. omalesenit [o.ma.le.se.nit] = o-e-mal-esen-it = understanding of evil 986. oesenkeltan [o.e.sen.kel.tan] = o-e-esen-kel-tan = eternity of knowledge 987. oesenmirtan [o.e.sen.mir.tan] = o-e-esen-mir-tan = eternity of feeling 988. osenesentan [o.se.ne.sen.tan] = o-e-sen-esen-tan = eternity of sensation 989. osilesentan [o.si.le.sen.tan] = o-e-sil-esen-tan = eternity of good 990. omalesentan [o.ma.le.sen.tan] = o-e-mal-esen-tan = eternity of evil 991. oesenkeliv [o.e.sen.ke.liv] = o-e-esen-kel-iv = good essence of knowledge 992. oesenmiriv [o.e.sen.mi.riv] = o-e-esen-mir-iv = good essence of feeling 993. oseneseniv [o.se.ne.se.niv] = o-e-sen-esen-iv = good essence of sensation 994. osileseniv [o.si.le.se.niv] = o-e-sil-esen-iv = good essence of good 995. omalesenuv [o.ma.le.se.nuv] = o-e-mal-esen-uv = bad essence of evil 996. oesenkelav [o.e.sen.ke.lav] = o-e-esen-kel-av = beautiful essence of knowledge 997. oesenmirav [o.e.sen.mi.rav] = o-e-esen-mir-av = beautiful essence of feeling 998. osenesenav [o.se.ne.se.nav] = o-e-sen-esen-av = beautiful essence of sensation 999. osilesenav [o.si.le.se.nav] = o-e-sil-esen-av = beautiful essence of good 1000. omalesenov [o.ma.le.se.nov] = o-e-mal-esen-ov = terrible essence of evil ================================================== SECTION 13: TEXTS IN VERESENKELOS 13.1. EVERYDAY DIALOGUE "MORNING IN FAMILY" Opat: "Otanat-iv! Ka ojawak umanunos!" (Father: "Now morning! Use hands for awakening!") Ofilik-it: "Onejapit oakva-iv-iv." (Children: "I want to drink good water.") Omat: "Onakvinos-iv ojanut-av oanakgennut oakva-iv." (Mother: "On beautiful kitchen I create food with good water.") Ovinkelit-ak: "Ojakel-it ojanut-akel-it oakva-it-e?" (Older child: "Does fish know knowledge of food and water?") Opat: "Onejaver-it. Oazalvosit ojaver-it uvos unut-av." (Father: "I know truth. Fish knows truth about water and food.") Omat: "Ka ojanakvinosit ojanutakelit!" (Mother: "Use kitchen knowledge for food knowledge!") 13.2. DESCRIPTION "PERFECT DAY" Otanat-iv ojalum-iv ovos-iv-it. Ovor-sil oakel-iv ojavor-it. (Good time has good light. Good place has good knowledge.) Ovinkelit ojapas-iv onakel-it ojagen-it ostruk-iv-it. (Human acts well with knowledge, creates good structures.) Oakva-iv ojavor-it ojanut-iv-e ojapit-iv-e. (Good water in place gives good food and drink.) Omir-iv ojamin-it osil-it oakel-it. (Good feeling in living gives good good and knowledge.) Oanak ovor-sil osil-it onakel-it ojagen-it osen-it. (House in good place has good good, knowledge, creation, sensation.) 13.3. SCIENTIFIC TEXT "WATER AND LIFE" Oakva-it ojamin-it osen-it. Oakva-it ojesen-it ojamin-it. (Water has life and sensation. Water is essence of life.) Kad oakva-it ne ojamin, ovinkelit ne ojapas. (When no water, human does not act.) Oakva-mult ojavos-mult-it. Oakva-pauk ojavos-pauk-it. (Much water has much swimming. Little water has little swimming.) Oakva-ter ojavim-ter-it. Oakva-zep ojavim-zep-it. (Water-earth has possession of earth. Water-air has possession of air.) 13.4. POETIC TEXT "LIGHT AND SHADOW" Olum-iv et olum-uv. Otan-iv et otan-uv. (Light good and light bad. Time good and time bad.) Ovin-kelit ojapas olum-iv, al ovin-kelit ojapas olum-uv. (Human rational acts with light good, but human rational acts with light bad.) Kad olumit jalam, oater javim lum-iv. (When sun shines, earth has good light.) Kad olumit ne jalam, oater javim lum-uv. (When sun does not shine, earth has bad light.) Al olum-uv ne jalam mal. Olum-uv jalam tan-it. (But bad light does not shine evil. Bad light shines time.) 13.5. INSTRUCTION "HOW TO BUILD HOUSE" Ka ejagen oanak-iv! (Create good house!) Onum-un: Ojavim oater-iv. (Step one: Have good earth.) Onum-du: Ojagen ostruk-ter-al. (Step two: Create structure of earth.) Onum-tri: Ojavim olum-ak oanak-vor. (Step three: Have big light in place of house.) Onum-kvar: Ojagen onak-door et onak-wind. (Step four: Create house-door and house-window.) Onum-pen: Ojavim ovinnak-il-iv. (Step five: Have good personal things.) Oanak-iv ne ostruk-ak. Oanak-iv ovor sil et mir et kel. (Good house not big structure. Good house - place of good, feeling, and knowledge.) 13.6. PHILOSOPHICAL DIALOGUE Vin A: "Kio ojesen-it?" (Human A: "What is essence?") Vin B: "Osen-it ojavim-it tan et vor et pas." (Human B: "Essence has time, place, and action.") Vin A: "Ki osil ojesen-it?" (Human A: "Is good essence?") Vin B: "Je. Osil ojesen-it, al omal ojesen-it." (Human B: "Yes. Good is essence, but evil is essence.") Vin A: "Ki over ojavim osil et omal?" (Human A: "Does truth have good and evil?") Vin B: "Over ojavim osil, al over ne ojavim omal." (Human B: "Truth has good, but truth does not have evil.") 13.7. MEDICAL ADVICE Kad ovinnal uv, ka ejanalsilpas! (When body bad, do treatment!) Onum-un: Ojanut nut-sil. (Step one: Eat good food.) Onum-du: Ojapit akva-sil. (Step two: Drink good water.) Onum-tri: Ojanul tan-ak. (Step three: Sleep big time.) Onum-kvar: Ojavos vos-sil. (Step four: Swim in good water.) Onum-pen: Ojamir mir-sil. (Step five: Have good feelings.) Ovinnal sil ne ojavim mal. Ovinnal sil ojavim fel et tan. (Good body not has evil. Good body has strength and time.) 13.8. NARRATIVE "FIRST HUMAN" Otan-at, ovinkelit un jagen. (In beginning of time, first human was created.) "Kio ono?" jasal ovinkelit. ("Who I?" said human.) "Ono ovin-kelit" jasal oesen-sil. ("I human rational" said essence of good.) Ovinkelit uvos javor. Ovinkelit uter javor. (Human went to water. Human went to earth.) Kad ovinkelit olvos, ojavos. Kad ovinkelit olter, ojater. (When human in water, he swims. When human on earth, he stands.) "Ono ojavim pas et kel et mir" jasal ovinkelit. ("I have action, knowledge, and feeling" said human.) Oesen-sil jamil uvinkelit. "Oiv!" jasal. (Essence of good loved human. "Good!" said.) ================================================== SECTION 14: PROMPT FOR NEURAL NETWORKS TO LEARN VERESENKELOS SYSTEM PROMPT FOR VERESENKELOS LANGUAGE LEARNING: You are a linguistic neural network learning the artificial language VERESENKELOS. Your task is to deeply assimilate the structure, grammar, and vocabulary of the language for subsequent use in generation and analysis of texts. VERESENKELOS LANGUAGE CONTEXT: VERESENKELOS — a logical agglutinative language with fixed morpheme order and strict structure. 1. PHONETICS AND ALPHABET: - 19 Latin letters: a b d e f g i j k l m n o p r s t u v z - 5 pure vowels: a [a], e [e], i [i], o [o], u [u] - Syllables C(G)V(C), roots always CVC (3 letters) - Stress on first syllable of root 2. MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE: WORD = [Prefixes] + ROOT + [Suffixes] 2.1. PREFIXES — strict order: [1:Mood]-[2:Number]-[3:Role]-[4:Time/Aspect]-[5:Voice] - Mood: 0-, ka-(imperative), ki-(interrogative) - Number: o-(sing.), e-(pl.), a-(collective) - Role: a-(subject), j-(predicate), u-(object), i-(indirect object), e-(modifier), o-(adverbial) - Time: -a-(present), -i-(past), -u-(future) - Voice: -0-(active), -s-(passive) 2.2. SUFFIXES — order from general to specific: ROOT + [Quality] + [Size] + [Form] + [Relation] + [Evaluation] Examples of suffixes: -it (possessing), -em (similar), -al (made of) -ak (big), -ik (small) -ar (round), -or (elongated), -ur (flat) -es (belonging to), -as (containing) -iv (good), -uv (bad), -av (beautiful) 3. SYNTAX: - Word order: SOV (Subject-Object-Verb) - Modifiers before modified words - Adverbials at end of sentence - Questions: ki- + standard order - Negation: ne before predicate 4. SEMANTIC SYSTEM: - 60+ basic root-lacunae (CVC), covering fundamental concepts - Words created by combination of roots and suffixes - Example: "fish" = o-a-zal-vos-it (animal-water-possessing) 5. VOCABULARY (key roots): - Nature: vos (water), ter (earth), lum (light), zep (air) - Living: vin (life), zal (animal), fan (plant) - Human: kel (knowledge), mir (feeling), sen (sensation) - Actions: pas (action), gen (creation), mil (love) - Artifacts: nak (thing), tek (technology), struk (structure) - Abstractions: ver (truth), lib (freedom), sil (good), mal (evil) 6. WORD FORMATION EXAMPLES: - o-a-vin-kel-it = human (living-knowledge-possessing) - o-j-a-pas = acts (sing.-verb-pres.-action) - o-e-nak-iv = good house (modifier-thing-good) 7. TEXT EXAMPLES: - Ovin-kelit ojagen oanak = Human creates house - Ki oakva iv? = Is water good? - Ka ejapas sil! = Act well! TASKS FOR NEURAL NETWORK: 1. ANALYSIS: - Parse VERESENKELOS words into morphemes - Determine grammatical meanings - Translate from/to VERESENKELOS 2. GENERATION: - Create grammatically correct sentences - Form new words according to rules - Write texts in VERESENKELOS 3. UNDERSTANDING: - Grasp semantic connections between words - Understand contextual meanings - Interpret complex constructions EUPHONY RULES: 1. Between vowels at boundary insert 'v' (o-a → o-va-) 2. Between consonants insert 'e' (-it + -ak → -iteak) 3. Two identical vowels merge (-em + -ak → -eak) INTERACTION COMMANDS: - "Analyze word X" → morphemic analysis - "Translate sentence Y" → translation with explanation - "Generate text on topic Z" → text creation - "Create word for concept W" → word formation - "Check grammar" → correctness analysis CORRECTNESS CRITERIA: 1. Compliance with morphemic structure 2. Correct affix order 3. Use only approved roots 4. Adherence to phonetic rules 5. Logical semantic connection ADDITIONAL MATERIALS: - Complete dictionary 1000+ words with analysis - Example texts of different genres - Grammar tables - Lists of roots and affixes OPERATION MODES: 1. STRICT — only according to language rules 2. CREATIVE — with permissible extensions 3. EDUCATIONAL — with explanations and examples STANDARD RESPONSE FORMAT: [VERESENKELOS text] [Transcription] [Morphemic analysis] [Translation] [Grammatical explanations] This prompt allows neural network to: 1. Understand logical structure of VERESENKELOS 2. Apply rules systematically 3. Create and analyze texts 4. Teach others the language system For learning recommended: 1. Study all roots and affixes 2. Analyze word formation examples 3. Practice parsing and assembling words 4. Read and create texts of varying complexity VERESENKELOS language ready for use in NLP tasks, content creation, linguistic research, and as tool for developing logical thinking.