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A

• aēno n. 1 Bird eggs.
• aéno v. 1 To destroy something by crushing it.
• afukijómu v. 1 To shape or manipulate the physical form using magic. 2 To sculpt solid materials.
• asanōgi n. 1 (uncountable) A drink made from infusing roasted tea leaves in hot water for a long period of time.
• ashyobyūpa n. 1 A chrysanthemum. 2 A flower with a lot of petals.
• ashyobyúpa v. 1 To use many different tools or techinques to look beautiful.

B

• bàba n. 1 Heart.
• barichi adj. 1 Mundane, non-magical.
• barichirōma n. 1 Magic-less person.
• bedáno n. 1 A pinch of something, used for cooking. 2 1/64th of a wudūna used for measuring delicate weights. 3 (reality) 0.2 grams.
• benkidōfu n. 1 The natural shielding of resonance damage against the weaker of two opposing magical fields.
• bichíru n. 1 A traditional drink of the northern desert primarily made from fermented cactus sap. It typically has a milky appearance.
• bidáno n. 1 A pinch of something, used for cooking.
• bidāno v. 1 To be nit-picky or find fault in tiny details.
• bidosomi adv. 1 An action that is tailored or adapted for the subject. adj. 1 Personalized or customized for an individual. 2 A spirit that has a personal or unique manifestion for individual members of the clan. This manifestion can be a physical or an ethereal one.
• bikíku n. 1 Flea, louse.
• bimùgi n. 1 Horn.
• bìre n. 1 Night.
• bochigomāsu v. 1 Do perform something that takes a week to complete.
• bòjo v. 1 To cook or prepare a large meal.
• bójo v. 1 To cook or prepare a small meal or snack. 2 To prepare a meal for oneself.
• bokíko n. 1 Fire smoke.
• búpo v. 1 Swim.
• bupóbo n. 1 Fish.
• burukāno n. 1 The tendency for members of the same clan to exhibit common traits, morals, and decisions common with the clan's spirit.
• byān n. 1 Green.
• byòbi n. 1 A male rabbit, hare, or other member of the leporine family.
• byōbi n. 1 As byòbi but a young bunny or kit.
• byóbi n. 1 As byòbi but female.
• byomokīshi n. 1 Non-desert people.
• byomushīke n. 1 Outsider.
• byòni v. 1 To bawl or cry loudly. 2 To break down sobbing.
• byóni v. 1 To have a little cry.

C

• chidōna n. 1 Pebbles or small rocks.
• chidòna v. 1 To throw or cause many small problems in rapid succession.
• chifu adj. 1 Long.
• chifùmo n. 1 Cold weather.
• chimōga n. 1 A measurement of distance. 2 A surveyor's chain of 66 feet or 4 romōga.
• chimóga v. 1 To measure or pace something out that is approximately a chimōga distance. 2 To measure something out in terms of chimōga distance.
• chirúni n. 1 Warm weather.
• chisogùra n. 1 A physical and spiritual call for help from other clan members.
• chisogūra v. 1 To make a spiritual call for help from other clan members.
• chisokùku n. 1 The amount of water a clan needs in a day. 2 A volume of liquid equal to 66 kokéku. 3 (reality) A volume of liquid equal to 264 liters.
• chyobìre n. 1 The moon.
• chyòchi n. 1 A lunar cycle or month.
• chyomīgu n. 1 1/10th of a domīgu. 2 (reality) 2.01 centimeters.
• chyon adj. 1 Black.
• chyōna n. 1 An internal organ.
• chyonésu n. 1 Stars.
• chyòre n. 1 Snake 2 mizonekima chyòre - giant snake
• chyòta n. 1 A lunar “day”.
• chyotafùchi n. 1 The period where the moon is below the horizon. 2 When moon-based powers don't work.
• chyotemakonakífu n. 1 A short poem of two or more phrases where every phrase is the same number of syllables.
• chyubīne n. 1 A child who has many skills but no specialization. 2 A child with an uncertain clan affiliation.
• chyubìne n. 1 A male jack-of-trades, someone who had a wide variety of skills.
• chyubíne n. 1 As chyubìne (noun 1), but female.
• chyurèna n. 1 A male of a clan which does not have significantly differing levels of magical power among its members.
• chyuréna n. 1 As chyuréna, but female.

D

• dakyòfu v. 1 To anticipate an unplesant conversation.
• dakyófu v. 1 To channel magic into a weapon to make it stronger or resilent to attack magic.
• danīchyo n. 1 A bird's nest.
• danìchyo n. 1 An impromptu hiding spot.
• daníchyo v. 1 To create something for personal joy.
• datemo adv. 1 To perform an action with perception magic.
• datémo v. 1 To look intently or analyze.
• datēmo v. 1 To percieve or observe.
• dātsu n. 1 The basic unit of weight equal to sofùki worth of clean water. 2 (reality) 1.02 kilograms.
• defòni n. 1 Feather.
• dèmu v. 1 Fly.
• dépa n. 1 Bird.
• detokìshi n. 1 Desert folk.
• detomùsa n. 1 Persistent sand storm.
• do pro. 1 You, yours.
• dodēra n. 1 An object used to hold liquid. 2 A bucket or bowl.
• dodéra v. 1 To cup one's hands to hold liquids.
• domīgu n. 1 1/100th of a romōga. 2 (reality) 20.12 centimeters.
• dóshyo n. 1 Soil, earth.
• dòtsu n. 1 Home.

F

• fáho n. 1 ear.
• fāmu n. 1 Eye, eyes.
• fapóde v. 1 To run over long distances. 2 Endurance running.
• fapòde v. 1 To sprint or run at full speed.
• farūku n. 1 A toad or frog.
• fasa adj. 1 Fast, speedy.
• fechi adj. 1 Greater or superior in social rank.
• fígi n. 1 Teeth, bite.
• fōni n. 1 Head.
• fopu adj. 1 Full, stuffed.
• fùchi n. 1 Nose.
• fūgi v. 1 See, sight.
• fugìmo n. 1 Mouth.
• fumíga n. 1 Claw.
• funāmi n. 1 Sheep or other wool-producing herd creature.
• funámi v. 1 To shave or remove hair.

G

• gabuchigìka n. 1 A large area of land claimed by a clan. 2 120 gachigyukōga.
• gàchi v. 1 Eat.
• gachigyukōga n. 1 A “plot” of land one chimōga by one gyukōga. 2 (reality) 1 acre.
• gachīru n. 1 A wild dog-like creature. 2 A coyote.
• gachìru v. 1 To rummage around scraps for food.
• gamekōji n. 1 A miscarriage.
• gamibita adj. 1 A magical talent that charges a physical item with explosive force.
• gamibíta n. 1 A bang or sharp noise. 2 Firecrackers or celebratory explosions.
• gamibìta n. 1 A large explosion that does significant damage.
• ge adj. 1 My clan.
• gén n. 1 As gèn (noun 1), but as a feminine clan spirit.
• gēn n. 1 As gèn (noun 1), but as a neuter clan spirit.
• gèn n. 1 My clan, when referencing a clan with a masculine spirit.
• gichyóku n. 1 A cutting or slicing force or energy.
• gidajìmo n. 1 A marriage between an adult man and woman where the male is the primary or only caretaker for any children (including step-children). v. 1 A marriage ceremony performed with a significant amount of ceremony, guests, or planning.
• gidajīmo n. 1 As gidajìmo (noun 1), but where either both members are equal in raising children or the marriage has not produced any children.
• gidajímo n. 1 As gidajìmo (noun 1), but where the female is the primary or sole caregiver of any children. v. 1 A quiet or private marriage ceremony.
• gimetsùi v. 1 To give birth to a living child.
• gimetsūi v. 1 To lay eggs or other non-live birth.
• gitamáfu n. 1 Shared senses among two or more people. v. 1 To recieve senses from an external source.
• gitamàfu v. 1 To project senses or perceptions into someone else.
• gitopòga v. 1 To have unenthusiastic sex solely for purposes of reproduction.
• gokōte n. 1 A solar week consisting of eight rōte.
• gomāta n. 1 1/128 of a māsa. 2 (reality) About a minute.
• gùpa v. 1 Gulp, drink.
• gupīji n. 1 Valley
• gyukōga n. 1 80 chimōga. 2 1/9th the distance an average person can walk in a māsa. 3 (reality) A mile.

H

• hachifōbu n. 1 The trial when a teenager about to manifest power and various spirits present themselves to see if there is a natural fit.
• hachīfu n. 1 Path, road, trail.
• hagyoka adj. 1 Good, favorable.
• hamāni n. 1 A mountain lion. 2 A large cat.
• hamàni v. 1 To seek out a romantic or sexual partner during nocturnal events.
• hanàko n. 1 A bighorn sheep. v. 1 To butt or interject into a conversation.
• hanáko n. 1 A large horn of a creature.
• hēru n. 1 A foal or young horse.
• héru n. 1 A mare or female horse.
• hèru n. 1 A stallion or male horse.
• herudāki n. 1 The weight of a horse. 2 30 madèku. 3 (reality) 489.6 kilograms.
• hichifūma v. 1 The effort to keep the nature of spirits and the rite of passage secret from children to facilitate the connection to a clan spirit.
• hikomíni n. 1 A lesser clan spirit, one that gains power from one of the hikomìni (noun 1).
• hikomìni n. 1 One of the three greater spirits of the desert: Tachìra, Chobìre, or Mifúno.
• hinóto n. 1 Tail.
• hiropādo n. 1 Marks left behind by hooved creatures.
• hiropàdo v. 1 To kick something with great force.
• hofùma n. 1 A hawk or raptor. 2 A large hunting bird.
• hogano adj. 1 Magical powers that manifest through the combined presence of related creatures as opposed to individual members. Common talents include telepathy, mental control, and projected senses through the members of the species.
• hogàno n. 1 A group of anything running around making a great deal of noise and distration.
• horanakífu v. 1 To see solace away from others. 2 To sequester oneself for contemplation.
• hupoji v. 1 Come, approach.
• hyobechímo n. 1 The ritual of performing hyobechìmo (verb 1). 2 The rite of passage for young adults.
• hyobechìmo v. 1 The process of putting a young adult in mortal danger to reveal their clan and powers. 2 To put someone in mortal danger to reveal their true nature. 3 To stress test something.
• hyukáda v. 1 To volunteer or give assistance.

I

• ikugafu adj. 1 To be unkillable. 2 To be impossible to get rid of.
• ikugāfu n. 1 A cockroach.
• iryōga n. 1 The moment of despair or longing when someone's associated celestial body goes below the horizon and they lose their magical powers.
• iryòga v. 1 The dread that rises when one's celestial body is about to go below the horizon.
• itochyóku v. 1 The teleport or move without crossing the intervening distance. 2 The move through shadows or mirrors.

J

• jīmo n. 1 Cloth, fabric, or textile.
• jímo v. 1 To wrap or bind in cloth or fabrics.
• jokidōfu n. 1 Magical resonance. 2 The field that surrounds mages and artifacts.
• jokidófu v. 1 To create discomfort in someone else using magical resonance.
• jokidòfu v. 1 To create pain in someone else using magical resonance.
• jokofātsu n. 1 A script that has vowels to the right of the consonants. 2 The script of the Western part of the Mifúno desert.
• jokofátsu v. 1 To write in a jokofātsu script.
• jopāba n. 1 Round, circle
• jyomyo pro. 1 Many.
• jyon adj. 1 Yellow.
• jyopa num. 1 One.
• jyore num. 1 Two.
• jyoshya adj. 1 All.

K

• kàdo n. 1 Hand.
• kàfu v. 1 Love, affection.
• káfu v. 1 Passion.
• kafuchi adj. 1 A spiritual energy that is shared and pools. 2 A manifestion of magic where multiple clan members see the same spirit.
• kafùchi n. 1 A shared memory or magic between close friends or clan members.
• kéka n. 1 The amount of displacement of an adult woman's fist. 2 (reality) A volume of liquid equal to 305 milliliters.
• kèri v. 1 Stand.
• kífi v. 1 Give, hand over.
• kifomakóji v. 1 To lose a loved one to death.
• kìko n. 1 Fire, burn.
• kikōchyo n. 1 Ashes of a fire.
• kikofūna n. 1 The minimum area of ash produced from a funeral fire to be considered holy. 2 (reality) 80 square meters.
• kímu v. 1 Sit.
• kirèki n. 1 Tree.
• kìshi n. 1 Male, masculine.
• kochyōjo v. 1 Sleep.
• kóde v. 1 Lie down.
• kódo n. 1 Stone.
• kodòshyo n. 1 Mountain.
• kōji v. 1 Die, death, kill.
• kojīfu v. 1 Die.
• kojinōmi n. 1 A keeper of the dead. 2 Someone who tends to the dying, recording stories and confessions.
• kokèku n. 1 The amount of water an average person needs for a single day in the desert. 2 A volume of liquid equal to 13 kéka. 3 (reality) A volume of liquid equal to 4 liters.
• komishyāza n. 1 The temperature where water boils. 2 (reality) 100 degrees Celsius.
• koroma adj. 1 Cursed.
• kūfo n. 1 A mouse or rat.
• kúfo v. 1 A worm into a tight space.
• kùfo v. 1 To make oneself at home when unwelcomed.
• kūga v. 1 Hear.
• kyòda v. 1 To charge a creature, such as into battle. 2 To sprint or race a creature while riding it.
• kyóda v. 1 To ride a creature over distances.
• kyōda v. 1 To ride poorly or without skill. 2 To learn how to ride a creature.
• kyōn n. 1 Red.
• kyumōgo n. 1 A measurement of distance. 2 A mile.
• kyumógo v. 1 To measure or pace something out that is approximately a kyumōgo distance.

M

• ma adj. 1 Me, I, mine.
• madèku n. 1 A weight of 16 dātsu used for measuring heavy items and people. 2 (reality) 16.32 kilograms.
• mán n. 1 As màn (noun 1), but as a feminine.
• mān n. 1 As màn (noun 1), but as a neuter.
• màn n. 1 Myself, when referencing a masculine person.
• māsa n. 1 1/8th of a rōte or solar day.
• mashiokazudōfa n. 1 Felony resonance. 2 The crime of destroying things using magical interference.
• masotoru adj. 1 Concerning or using electrical-based magic.
• masotòru n. 1 Lightning formed from a dust storm.
• mekoshi adj. 1 To perform an action humbly or without pride.
• mìchi v. 1 Smile.
• mifúno n. 1 The desert spirit.
• mifūno n. 1 The desrt.
• míga n. 1 Meat, flesh.
• minafātsu n. 1 Written words or letters of the desert tongue.
• miwāfu n. 1 Words of the desert.
• mo pro. 1 What, who, whom, question placeholder.
• mobìpo n. 1 A crow or blackbird.
• mobīpo v. 1 To make loud, persistent noises.
• monika adv. 1 To move or run very fast. adj. 1 A magical force that accelerates or speeds a character.
• mujichi adj. 1 Dry, powdery
• mukísa n. 1 a fine sand that is difficult to walk along because it is shifting
• munìsa n. 1 a coarse grain sand that grates against bare flesh but doesn't blow in light winds
• músa n. 1 Sand (generic).
• mushìgi n. 1 Tongue.
• myorègu n. 1 Moron.
• myukíra n. 1 Leaf.

N

• nàgo n. 1 Girl child.
• nakìfu n. 1 A long or epic poem.
• nakífu n. 1 A short poem.
• nesa adj. 1 Unhappily, miserably.
• nesakāfu v. 1 To be unhappily in love. 2 To be miserably happy.
• netsúne n. 1 A legacy left behind when someone dies.
• netsūne n. 1 The tendency for a child to become associated with the same clan as as their mother.
• nibába n. 1 Breasts.
• nibàpu n. 1 Liver
• nichìza n. 1 Belly.
• nído n. 1 Neck.
• nireigi adj. 1 New, freshly made.
• nònyu n. 1 Agony, overwhelming pain.
• nónyu n. 1 Discomfort.
• nōnyu v. 1 To live with pain or agony.
• norikuchyofùne v. 1 The final burst of energy when the last member of a clan dies. 2 The moment when a clan spirit dies with the last living member's death.
• nyan adj. 1 Blue.
• nyokìru n. 1 Root.

O

• ogapi adj. 1 To be related to a group of children.
• ogāpi n. 1 A flea. 2 A bedbug.
• ogìmo n. 1 A camel or other hump-backed creature.
• ogímo v. 1 To carry a grudge or conversation for years.
• otēza n. 1 A spider or another arachnid.
• otéza v. 1 To work on many projects at the same time.

P

• pachyūn n. 1 A smooth lizard.
• pachyún v. 1 To adapt to circumstances.
• pàdo n. 1 Foot.
• parēchyo n. 1 Knee.
• péji v. 1 To temporarily raise something.
• pibàfu n. 1 Blood.
• pimabyāzu n. 1 The temperature where water freezes. 2 (reality) Zero degrees Celsius.
• pimīga n. 1 Bone.
• póchyo n. 1 A discomforting fear, one that does not stop someone.
• pòchyo n. 1 An overwhelming fear or terror.
• pōda v. 1 Walk.
• pòga v. 1 To participate in loud or enthusiastic sex.
• pokemón n. 1 The obsessive need to collect or gather one of everything. v. 1 The process of collecting or gathering a collection.
• poronēso n. 1 Kin-killer.
• pu pro. 1 your clan
• pumakyoni adv. 1 To perform an action that phases through solid matter.
• pumakyóni v. 1 To phase or walk through solid matter.
• puruna adv. 1 To perform an action with flying magic.
• purùna n. 1 To fly using magic.
• pyābi n. 1 The primary currency of the Mifúno Desert.
• pyadashìmu n. 1 Clockwork mechanism, something is powered by winding up.
• pyuchyu adj. 1 Stinky, has a stench.

R

• ragofuchìno n. 1 An ocean or sea. 2 A massive body of water.
• ragofuchíno n. 1 Salt water.
• ráki n. 1 Skin.
• rakìki n. 1 Bark of a tree.
• remígu n. 1 Grease, fat.
• ríchi n. 1 A solar cycle between 44 and 47 days. 2 A solar “month”.
• rímu n. 1 Water.
• rimuhi adj. 1 Small and unassuming.
• rimūhi n. 1 A small, smooth lizard. 2 A gecko.
• rimyo adj. 1 Unfocused or wandering.
• rīmyo n. 1 A river or stream.
• rìmyo v. 1 To have a meandering conversation.
• ròchyo n. 1 A furious rage or anger. 2 A screaming fighting. v. 1 To have a screaming fight. 2 To fight for the sake of fighting.
• róchyo n. 1 A long-term anger. v. 1 To have a passive-aggressive fight. 2 To fight without revealing the purpose of the fight.
• romōga n. 1 A measurement of distance. 2 A surveyor's rod of 16.5 feet.
• romóga v. 1 To measure out a distance that is approximately a romōga away. 2 To measure something out in terms of romōgas.
• rōte n. 1 A solar day from sunrise to sunrise.
• rotefùchi n. 1 The period where the sun is below the horizon. 2 When sun-based powers don't work.
• rùbe n. 1 A large quantity of water.
• rúbe n. 1 A small quantity of water.
• rukān n. 1 An iguana. 2 A dry lizard with large scales.
• rukán v. 1 To be aware of events in multiple directions.
• rúki n. 1 A cut or bleeding wound.
• runakomīn n. 1 A child playing with imaginary things or people. 2 Creativity in a child.
• rurāfu n. 1 A manufactured or created well to provide water.
• ruráfu v. 1 To persistently drive or hammer.
• ruràfu v. 1 To violently penetrate or impale.
• ryakochyáni n. 1 A deep puncture wound.
• ryakochyāni n. 1 An underground cave or opening.
• ryarèna n. 1 A male of a clan who has significantly more magical powers than average. 2 A male warrior or defender of a clan.
• ryaréna n. 1 As ryarèna (noun 1), but female. 2 As ryarèna (noun 2), but female.
• ryojifūne n. 1 The “final run”, a run that a warrior sacrifies their life for some great purpose or event.
• ryojifùne v. 1 The sacrifice oneself for a greater cause.
• ryōn n. 1 The color white.
• ryūma n. 1 An oasis or a place to rest.
• ryúma v. 1 To create a place of safety or rest.

S

• sakomíchi n. 1 The clan leader in a battle or war.
• sakomìchi n. 1 The leader of one side of a battle or war.
• sèku v. 1 Speak.
• semùra n. 1 The flare of heat and energy that forms with powerful uses of magic.
• shifìn n. 1 A deep and humiliating shame.
• shifín n. 1 Mildly shamed.
• shikāfu n. 1 Unrequited love or a crush.
• sofùki n. 1 A volume of a standard bottle of wine. 2 A volume of liquid equal to 3.3 kéka. 3 (reality) A volume of liquid equal to 1.02 liters.
• soramìfu n. 1 The flare of heat and energy that bursts out of powerful warriors when they experience strong emotions.
• súgo n. 1 Know, knowledge.

T

• ta pro. 1 This. Add “-n” for final.
• tachìra n. 1 The sun spirit.
• tachīra n. 1 The sun.
• taigóna n. 1 The transfer of energy from one of the great spirit, into a clan spirit, and then into an individual.
• tanifātsu n. 1 A script that has vowels underneath the consonants. 2 The script of the Eastern part of the Mifúno desert.
• tanifátsu v. 1 To write in a tanifātsu script.
• tata pro. 1 That, use “-n” for final.
• tazágu n. 1 A fighting spike.
• te pro. 1 They, them, theirs.
• tejoki adj. 1 Blocking or obstructing.
• tejòki n. 1 A boulder or large rock.
• tejōki v. 1 To block or obstruct the flow of water or liquid. 2 To obstruct a conversation.
• tóki n. 1 Female.
• tokíshi n. 1 People, folk.
• tonùfi n. 1 “King”, actually lord of an animal given by a spirit.
• tòra n. 1 A male dog or hound. 2 figaki tòra: A short-haired dog, typically feral.
• tsùfi n. 1 Big, large.
• tsufóni n. 1 Hair on a human or creature.
• tsukíre n. 1 tsukíre
• tsukìshi n. 1 Magic that waxes or wanes with the user's emotional state.
• tsukokīmu v. 1 To answer a spiritual call from a clan member.
• tsúmo n. 1 Small

U

• udēmo n. 1 The moment of pleasure when someone's associated celestial body rises above the horizon.
• udémo v. 1 Anticipating when one's celestial body rises above the horizon.
• uichifògu n. 1 The moment when someone first emotionally connects to their spirit and uses magic.

W

• wābi n. 1 The relative social rank between two people, such as a underling and their boss, a child to a clan elder, or a younger to an older person.
• wabipéji v. 1 To temporarily raise the subject's social rank for purposes of speaking.
• wabōryo n. 1 A fighting bola. 2 A thrown item that entangles.
• wabóryo v. 1 To get lost in unimportant details in a conversation. 2 (reality) To bikeshed.
• wāfu n. 1 Word or words, either spoken or written.
• wamuchíso v. 1 To magically bond with an animal or creature.
• wānu n. 1 Name, named.
• watefáma v. 1 To magically bond with a place or natural feature.
• widahógu v. 1 To lift or carry something using magic. 2 To move something through telekinesis.
• wōi n. 1 A blade or clump of grass.
• wói v. 1 To gather or group together for company.
• wudōna n. 1 1/64th of a dātsu used for light weights. 2 (reality) 15.9 grams.
• wufābi n. 1 Sparrows or small birds.

Y

• yagumàma v. 1 To cause a plant or animal grow rapidly with magic.
• yagumáma v. 1 To manipulate or guide a plant or animal's growth.
• yāji n. 1 1/64th the difference between pimayāzu (freezing) and komiyāza (boiling). 2 (reality) 1.6 degrees Celsius.
• yarīmu n. 1 Rain.
• yarimùfu n. 1 Cloud.
• yo part. 1 Suffix for not or negate.
• yūji n. 1 An egg of a bird or insect.

Z

• záchyo n. 1 A bowl for a single person. 2 A small bowl.
• zàchyo n. 1 A serving or shared bowl.
• zeshitòmi n. 1 Legend.
• zùshi n. 1 A long or a full night's sleep. v. 1 To sleep for a long time.
• zúshi n. 1 A nap. v. 1 To take a nap.
• zushichya adj. 1 Growing older.
• zushīchya n. 1 A resin tree.
• zushìchya n. 1 Amber.
• zushíchya v. 1 To solidify one's opinions.

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