tuteon (imperfective verb): to breed (among non-milk-giving animals); to have sex, to engage in intercourse.
When not used in its specific technical sense of animal breeding (e.g. when referring to human sexual intercourse), usage of the verb tuteon is considered to be vulgar.
ureth (noun): knife; curved dagger.
nylono (perfective verb): to cross, cross over; to pass, pass through.
The object of the verb nylono – namely, the place or entity being crossed or passed – is always in the dative case, as in the example above.
ul (noun): lake.
The noun ul refers specifically to lakes of a wider or circular shape, as opposed to nin, which is used for larger, but especially more elongated lakes. Another word that can be translated as ‘lake’ is meret, which refers specifically to small lakes in the mountains that are visibly located entirely above valley level (e.g., on a small plateau or ridge).
medheon (imperfective verb): to run wild, cause wreckage; to wreck, destroy (something).
siath (noun): calf, young cow.
won (noun): man; human being.
lowreon (imperfective verb): to discuss, talk, chat about.
raysa (noun): war captive, hostage.
gardeon (imperfective verb): to bake.
