Kithnen-English Dictionary
Akru- tear
Alitos- bear
Ama- mother
Ata- father
Atu- ever
Ba- about, of
Belas- apple
Beves- duck
Cileb- rib
Cevon- nine
CeXede- to want/wish
Cinas- moon
Cipayade- to have
Colev- purple
Comos- name
Coros- year
Corosem- spring
Corotor- winter
CorovoC- summer
Coroye- autumn
Covelq- orange
Covo- red
Cyeve- cheek
De- towards
Devek- tie (noun)
Donye- thank you
ECode- to act
Eguhede- to buy
Elet- world
Engu- lung
Enkos- thing/something (also means stuff when plural)
Enve- five
Ereges- light
Eret- dignity, worth
ErXa- brown
Eta- or
Etore- four
EXade- to meet
Eye- three
GaXai- equal
Gezede- to mess
Gi- I
Ginede- to know
Gihoto- might, power
Gormut- reason
Gunede- to come
GuneboXu- welcome (literally second-person plural passive form of word for come)
Ha- somewhat untranslatable, used when the speaker has a sudden realization
Hebede- to give
HeCede- to do
Hed- good
Hedtero- goodbye
Helide- to pay
Heleg- black
Helqu- yellow
Heqede- to get
Herede- to bear, be born
HeXgyos- book
Hilos- money
Hilede- to sell
Hiyes- bee
Hoguhos- day
Hoguhon (Acc of day)- dawn
Hormut- ground, earth
Hovra- door
Hovut- death
Hude- to be
HugeX- daughter
Hugu- bow (weapon and accessory)
Hunu- son, child (gender-neutral/non-binary)
Husudode- to hoard
HyeCede- to go
HyeX- bone
Idan- since
Inevos- knee
Kara- sheep
Karas- goat
Karan (acc of sheep)- wool
Karata- lamb
KeCid- skin
Keva- sky
Kevede- to show
Kevek- high
KeXa- important, heavy
Key- why
Ki- it, that, gender-neutral pronoun
Kida- hatred
Kide- poop
Kieto- white
Kis- when
Kithnen- name of language
Kito- eight
Kivoga- neighbor
Ko- where
Kod- what
Kovulo- wolf
Kovulos- dog
Koros- worm
Kos- who
Ksena- milk
Ksenes- cattle of all types
Ku- how
Kyara- head
Kye- she
Kyom- ten
Lay- hello
Leqtos- blood
Leve- blue
Lina- elbow
Maihile- valuable (second mai when more valuable)
Mana- leg
Manas- foot
Marita- ant
Maya- much, a lot
Mehile- expensive
Mivede- to need
Mo- no, not
Mosutade- to remove
Moxra- arm
Moxras- hand
Negura- kidney
Nonos- man/human
Noyugos- snow
Od- water
Odas- river
Odvesos- any alcoholic beverage
Okuta- night
Okutan (Acc of night)- evening
Okuta Hed- good night
OnyuXus- tongue, language
Pelede- to sleep
PeXe- food
Peyis- fish
Poto- nephew
Praya- friend
Prem- for
Ptomi- seven
Pura- because
Pyes- liver
Qaneb- navel, belly button
Qero- eagle
Qegitos- right
Qimos- shoulder
QiXa- woman
Qo- eye
Qongo- nail
Qunta- tooth
Qurus- brow
Rehade- to breathe
Req- green
ReXe- brother/non-binary sibling
ReXetstu- brotherhood
RiXo- free
Sa- they
Sem- only (noun/adjective)
Seme- one
Semnonos- any, anyone
Sekude- to see
Sidos- nest
Smek- taste
Sutade- to move
Te- if
Tekyoy- home
Tenas- mouth
Tesa- last (final/previous)
TeXos- stone
Ti- and
Tosa- stranger, also used as adjective for anything unfamiliar
Traba- village
Tselede- to steal/take
Ugdi- consciousness
Umeges- smoke
Upa- above
UreXes- root
Uz- you (plural)
Vala- mind, soul
Ve- we
Vese- sister
Veki- six
Vidu- tree
Viduv (plural of tree)- forest
VoC- two
VoColis- second (noun)
Voya- egg
Voydos- sweat
Xade- beard
XekeX- island
Xel- all
Xen- nose
Xentos- other (noun/adjective)
Xenus- goose
Xerkos- arrow
Xetos- star
Xevaras- fire
Xolen- sun
Xoryos- corn
Xovos- ear
Xu- you
Xunu- mouse
Yabade- to keep
Yara- heart
Ye- he
Yepede- to live
Yek- here
Yevon- usual/frequent/general
Yoros- horse
Zuku- before, ago