Key
M = mid vowel e or o depending on if the accompany word is front or back
H = High vowel  i or u depending on if the accompany word is front or back
V = v or w depending on if the accompany word is front or back
 PREFIXES single syllable prefixes always have a long vowel.
ā- -ā	"one who does a thing. Formed from verbs by converting the final vowel to a -ā and adding hā- to the begining.".	 <= hā- -ā (PV) 
bā-	"more than".	 <= pā- (PV) 
bāma-	"more than one".	 <= pāma- (PV) from -pā "more than" + ma "one"
lMra-	"times (math prefix".	 <= lMra- (PV) 
mHpM-	"great".	 <= mHpM- (PV) 
mM'a-	"big".	 <= mM'a- (PV) 
manH-	"small".	 <= manH- (PV) 
VHVa-	"many".	 <= VHVa- (PV) 
ǧekH-	"away (prefix)".	 <= 'ekH- (PV) 
kHka-	"over (prefix)".	 <= kHka- (PV) 
'ōa-	"through".	 <= 'oha- (PV) 
VM-	"Possessive article, of (always first). Vowel is always long.".	 <= VM- (PV) 
 Prepositions
nene	"to".	 <= nene (PV) 
lipe	"from".	 <= lipe (PV) 
reme	"in".	 <= reme (PV) 
ile	"at".	 <= hile (PV) 
uno	"on".	 <= huno (PV) 
vē	"of".	 <= vē (PV) 
	"near by".	 <=  (PV) 
 Adjectives. The vowels of adjectives agree with the nouns they modify.
VHVa	"many".	 <= VHVa (PV) 
katMma	"black".	 <= katMma (PV) 
lHnMtH	"white".	 <= lHnMtH (PV) 
mHma	"red".	 <= mHma (PV) 
kMtH	"green".	 <= kMtH (PV) 
lHnMma	"blue".	 <= lHnMma (PV) 
HlHmM	"middle".	 <= hHlHmM (PV) 
VamHha'H	"heavy".	 <= VamHha'H (PV) 
H'Mha	"light in weight".	 <= hH'Mha (PV) 
pMlHVH	"new".	 <= pMlHVH (PV) 
pHVH	"young".	 <= pHVH (PV) 
nM'HlMnM	"told".	 <= nM'HlMnM (PV) 
VMtMVM	"naked".	 <= VMtMVM (PV) 
RHlHhH	"soft".	 <= RHlHhH (PV) 
nMtMmHVa	"smart, clever".	 <= nMtMmHVa (PV) 
 Adverbs
upo	"later".	 <= hupo (PV) 
kunu	"closer".	 <= kunu (PV) 
porowo	"before".	 <= porowo (PV) 
 Verbs -te, -re
čete	"to do".	 <= kete (PV) 
rate	"to have".	 <= rate (PV) 
me'abīre	"to command".	 <= me'apihire (PV) from me'a- "big" + pihire "say"
māere	"to have".	 <= mahere (PV) 
bīre	"to say".	 <= pihire (PV) 
nenevete	"to get".	 <= nenevete (PV) 
mevere	"to see".	 <= mevere (PV) 
čere	"to bear".	 <= kere (PV) 
rete	"to eat".	 <= rete (PV) 
ipete	"to drink".	 <= hipete (PV) 
ilare	"to give birth".	 <= hilare (PV) 
patire	"to name".	 <= patire (PV) 
mirete	"to fish".	 <= mirete (PV) 
 Verbs -he
līe	"to go".	 <= lihe (PV) 
īe	"to bet".	 <= hihe (PV) 
imilāe	"to take".	 <= imilahe (PV) 
vīe	"to breathe".	 <= vihe (PV) 
 Verbs -ē
larē	"to grow".	 <= larehe (PV) 
metirelē	"to hear".	 <= metirelehe (PV) 
vimihē	"to ask".	 <= vimihehe (PV) 
čilē	"to fall".	 <= kilehe (PV) 
elē	"to rain".	 <= helehe (PV) 
me'āelē	"to storm".	 <= me'ahelehe (PV) from me'a "big" + holehe "rain"
 Verbs -to, -ro
runuro	"to know".	 <= runuro (PV) 
wowunuruto	"to think".	 <= wowunuruto (PV) 
luporo	"to hunt".	 <= luporo (PV) 
wakaro	"to canoe".	 <= wakaro (PV) 
wumato	"to burn".	 <= wumato (PV) 
nolō	"to make".	 <= noloho (PV) 
mutato	"to die".	 <= mutato (PV) 
 Verbs irregular
vitiče	"to sleep".	 <= vitike (PV) 
nēǧipepiǧe	"to sweat".	 <= nehe'ipepi'e (PV) 
 NUMERALS
lili	"one".	 <= lili (PV) 
limeti	"two".	 <= limeti (PV) 
līpe	"three".	 <= lihipe (PV) 
limeta	"four".	 <= limeta (PV) 
lirale	"five".	 <= lirale (PV) 
mimi	"six".	 <= mimi (PV) 
puno	"seven".	 <= puno (PV) 
naro	"eight".	 <= naro (PV) 
pive	"nine".	 <= pive (PV) 
ratonu	"ten".	 <= ratonu (PV) 
luta	"eleven".	 <= luta (PV) 
noro	"twelve".	 <= noro (PV) 
nawo	"thirteen".	 <= nawo (PV) 
bā	"fourteen".	 <= paha (PV) 
gōa	"fifteen".	 <= koha (PV) 
maǧi	"sixteen".	 <= ma'i (PV) 
puta	"seventeen".	 <= puta (PV) 
mileli	"eighteen".	 <= mileli (PV) 
kamolu	"nineteen".	 <= kamolu (PV) 
nowolu	"twenty".	 <= nowolu (PV) 
nowolu lili	"twenty one".	 <= nowolu lili (PV) 
nowolu limeti	"twenty two".	 <= nowolu limeti (PV) 
nowolu līpe	"twenty three".	 <= nowolu lihipe (PV) 
nowolu ratonu	"thirty".	 <= nowolu ratonu (PV) 
lelimeti nowolu	"forty".	 <= lelimeti nowolu (PV) from lM "times" limeti "two" +tnuvolu "twenty"
lelimeti nowolu lili	"forty onetfrom lM "times" limeti "two" +tnuvolu "twenty + lili "one"".	 <= lelimeti nowolu lili (PV) 
lomo nowolu ratonu	"fifty".	 <= lomo nowolu ratonu (PV) 
lelīpe nowolu	"sixty".	 <= lelihipe nowolu (PV) from lM "times" lihipe "three" +tnuvolu "twenty
nareti	"hundred".	 <= nareti (PV) 
 PRONOUNS
un'a	"this".	 <= hun'a (PV) 
čivela	"I".	 <= kivela (PV) 
večivela	"mine".	 <= vekivela (PV) 
maǧi	"you".	 <= ma'i (PV) 
vemaǧi	"your".	 <= vema'i (PV) 
Mtapa	"he/she/it hotpa, hetapa, hatapa".	 <= hMtapa (PV) 
VMhMtapa	"his/hers/its: wōhotapa, vēhetapa,".	 <= VMhMtapa (PV) vāhatapa
bāmačivela	"we".	 <= pāmakivela (PV) from pāma "more than one" + kivela "I"
	"our".	 <=  (PV) 
bāmamaǧi	"you pl.".	 <= pāmama'i (PV) from pāma "more than one" + ma'i "you"
	"your pl.".	 <=  (PV) 
bāmahMtapa	"they".	 <= pāmahMtapa (PV) from pāma "more than one" hMtapa he/she/it. uses neutral for multiple genders or indeterminate.
	"thier".	 <=  (PV) 
	"that".	 <=  (PV) 
rerini	"who".	 <= rerini (PV) 
romuru	"what".	 <= romuru (PV) 
 NOUNS
ko	"person".	 <= ko (PV) 
wowato	"people".	 <= wowato (PV) from VHva "many" + ko "person"
manuto	"child".	 <= manuto (PV) from nH "small" + ko "person"
kupo	"man".	 <= kupo (PV) 
lipe	"woman".	 <= lipe (PV) 
nutupo	"boy".	 <= nutupo (PV) from nH + -kupo-
nilipe	"girl".	 <= nilipe (PV) from nH + lepe
iti	"animal".	 <= hiti (PV) 
livāi	"sun".	 <= livahi (PV) 
'ēpe	"spirit".	 <= 'ehepe (PV) 
mipe'ēpe	"god".	 <= mipe'ehepe (PV) from mHpM "great" + 'ehepe "spirit"
lumu	"now".	 <= lumu (PV) 
rutu	"day".	 <= rutu (PV) 
mupotupoto	"king".	 <= mupotupoto (PV) from mHpM "great" + tupoto "man"
kowōana	"place".	 <= kowohana (PV) 
wuma	"fire (n)".	 <= wuma (PV) 
lupo	"hunt (n)".	 <= lupo (PV) 
me'āele	"storm (n)".	 <= me'ahele (PV) from mHpM "great" + hele "rain"
ele	"rain".	 <= hele (PV) 
lanulu	"island".	 <= lanulu (PV) 
vitaǧe	"ocean".	 <= vita'e (PV) 
pitepita	"tree".	 <= pitepita (PV) 
peri	"year".	 <= peri (PV) 
kuputo	"father".	 <= kuputo (PV) 
mipelanili	"continent".	 <= mipelanili (PV) 
vepitipe	"salt".	 <= vepitipe (PV) 
tomāo	"alive".	 <= tomaho (PV) 
kuworou	"star".	 <= kuworohu (PV) 
nebāele	"sky".	 <= nepahele (PV) 
liǧe	"moon".	 <= li'e (PV) 
čepetave	"earth".	 <= kepetave (PV) 
eve	"water".	 <= heve (PV) 
'aroroma	"tree".	 <= 'aroroma (PV) 
iǧeti	"wind".	 <= hi'eti (PV) 
manīaǧeti	"breeze".	 <= maniha'eti (PV) from manH- "small" + ha'eti "wind"
lilaleči	"light".	 <= lilaleki (PV) 
molata	"dark".	 <= molata (PV) 
waka	"canoe".	 <= waka (PV) 
 Kinship. Culture uses Hawaiian kinship, all reletives of the same generation are called the same word.
lilire	"female of previous generaiton: mother, aunt, aunt-in-law".	 <= lilire (PV) 
lanopo	"male of previous generation: father, uncle, uncle-in-law".	 <= lanopo (PV) 
walō	"male of this generatio: brother, cousin".	 <= waloho (PV) 
lipe	"female of this generation: sister, cousin".	 <= lipe (PV) 
'ora	"male of next generation: son, nephew".	 <= 'ora (PV) 
ibēa	"female of next generation: daughter, neice".	 <= hipeha (PV) 
pepa	"grandmother".	 <= pepa (PV) 
lamo	"grandfather".	 <= lamo (PV) 
čerina	"wife".	 <= kerina (PV) 
mulala	"husband".	 <= mulala (PV) 
 Body Parts
wū	"tear".	 <= wuhu (PV) 
nou	"tongue".	 <= nohu (PV) 
nalowo	"blood".	 <= nalowo (PV) 
luro	"jaw".	 <= luro (PV) 
palulo	"knee".	 <= palulo (PV) 
umo	"tooth".	 <= humo (PV) 
vemeve	"bone".	 <= vemeve (PV) 
livi	"ear".	 <= livi (PV) 
rolu	"eye".	 <= rolu (PV) 
vepi	"heart".	 <= vepi (PV) 
miti	"nose".	 <= miti (PV) 
pineče	"foot".	 <= pineke (PV) 
čine	"liver".	 <= kine (PV) 
'atava	"hand".	 <= 'atava (PV) 
 Land Animals
irile	"dog".	 <= hirile (PV) 
'alireni	"pig (no pigs!)".	 <= 'alireni (PV) 
naparo	"bear".	 <= naparo (PV) 
mopuno	"mouse".	 <= mopuno (PV) 
dōmē	"wolf".	 <= tōmē (PV) 
mabēle	"deer".	 <= mapēle (PV) 
molōmo	"racoon".	 <= molōmo (PV) 
ūnūwū	"possum".	 <= hūnūwū (PV) 
gāpo	"squirrel".	 <= kāpo (PV) 
mona	"rabbit".	 <= mona (PV) 
ko'upa	"fox".	 <= ko'upa (PV) 
bōhatulū	"skunk".	 <= pōhatulū (PV) 
dāmumā	"panther".	 <= tāmumā (PV) 
 Birds
wudūo'u	"songbird".	 <= wutuho'u (PV) 
lilrēi	"turkey".	 <= lilrehi (PV) 
onomū	"duck".	 <= honomū (PV) 
rumamo	"goose".	 <= rumamo (PV) 
dōpubū	"crow".	 <= tōpupū (PV) 
mō'ū	"owl".	 <= mō'ū (PV) 
vinidē'ē	"woodpecker".	 <= vinitē'ē (PV) 
 Water Animals
bēbāva	"alligator".	 <= pēpāva (PV) 
čidīna	"snake".	 <= kitīna (PV) 
mēnapa	"tortoise".	 <= mēnapa (PV) 
rerēne	"turtle".	 <= rerēne (PV) 
nalī	"frog".	 <= nalī (PV) 
kuro	"crayfish".	 <= kuro (PV) 
 Fish and Fishing
narēi	"shark".	 <= narehi (PV) 
'owuta	"tuna".	 <= 'owuta (PV) 
'olo	"tarpon".	 <= 'olo (PV) 
tapuwaru	"makerel".	 <= tapuwaru (PV) 
lowu	"snapper".	 <= lowu (PV) 
ninipa	"grouper".	 <= ninipa (PV) 
vāmi	"oyster".	 <= vāmi (PV) 
aǧiri	"shrimp".	 <= ha'iri (PV) 
nuhūrā	"crab".	 <= nuhūrā (PV) 
ponūhora	"dolphin (mammel)".	 <= ponūhora (PV) 
ponūtora	"whale".	 <= ponūtora (PV) 
lāhō	"eel".	 <= lāhō (PV) 
nebīne	"clam".	 <= nepīne (PV) 
ninu'ō	"snail".	 <= ninu'ō (PV) 
puwubū	"mussel".	 <= puwupū (PV) 
tolōa	"fishhook".	 <= toloha (PV) 
ilina	"net".	 <= hilina (PV) 
 Plants
elome	"corn".	 <= elome (PV) possbily from Nahuatl elome "tender corn"
ē'ānā	"bean".	 <= hē'ānā (PV) 
līvebēna	"sweet potato".	 <= līvepēna (PV) 
bānadā	"pumpkin".	 <= pānatā (PV) 
nēradā	"squash".	 <= nēratā (PV) 
ǧime	"sunflower".	 <= 'ime (PV) 
rāpile	"berry".	 <= rāpile (PV) 
bābīhī	"blueberry".	 <= pāpīhī (PV) 
potota	"blackberry".	 <= potota (PV) 
'ala	"red mulberry".	 <= 'ala (PV) 
wānulu	"grape".	 <= wānulu (PV) 
murūhō	"plum".	 <= murūhō (PV) 
bōmū	"acorn".	 <= pōmū (PV) 
lawu	"hickory nut".	 <= lawu (PV) 
rūhu	"onion".	 <= rūhu (PV) 
lirēpi	"mushroom".	 <= lirēpi (PV) 
ōho	"prickly pear".	 <= hōho (PV) 
nererā	"sabal palm".	 <= nererā (PV) 
omūta	"palmetto".	 <= homūta (PV) 
 Articles and Conjunctions
nepa	"Question marker".	 <= nepa (PV) 
o	"Definate article".	 <= ho (PV) 
va	"Indefinate article".	 <= va (PV) 
pili	"and".	 <= pili (PV) 
 Personal names
āwakarā	"sailor from hā-ā "one who" +".	 <= hāwakarā (PV) wakaro "to canoe"
āluporā	"hunter from hā-ā "one who" + luporo "to hunt"".	 <= hāluporā (PV) 
Key
M = mid vowel e or o depending on if the accompany word is front or back
H = High vowel  i or u depending on if the accompany word is front or back
V = v or w depending on if the accompany word is front or back