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Mirfakan-English Dictionary

Word/Context modifiers: lan- [län-] – Subject conversion. ex. intrude-intruder, art-artist, imperial-imperialist mik- [mi˘k-] – Stressor/subordinate base word. ex. big-very big/big-bigger mikar- [mi˘kär-] – Strong stressor/subordinate all other items. ex. big-gigantic/big-biggest -al [-äl] – Possessive. Sub. -‘s. Noun-adjective conversion. -i [-e] – Plural -ios [-eos] – Noun-verb conversion. ex. choice-choose/chose

Aj alphabet/pronunciation guide: A/a – pay Ä/ä – father A˘/a˘ – pat E/e – bee E˘/e˘ – pet I/i – pie I˘/i˘ – pit O/o – oh Ö/ö – boot B/b – buy D/d – die F/f – faze G/g – gill H/h – hat J/j – justice K/k – kind L/l – lamp M/m – master N/n – no P/p – pastor R/r – roll S/s – sand S¸/s¸ – ship T/t – tally ?/? – thin V/v – vat W/w – wait Y/y – yak Z/z – zebra Zˇ/zˇ – vision (Consonants are appended with “ö” when a letter is referred to directly.)

Mirfakan/English Dictionary: Abinsios [äbi˘nseos] (v.) – Wonder/Wondered/Wondering Abna [äbnä] (n.) – 6/Six/Sixth Abnal [äbnäl] (adj.) – Number Six/Sixth Addis [ädi˘s] (n.) – Addition/Count/Enumeration/Number/Sum Addisios [ädi˘seos] (conj.) – Add/Added to/Plus Adsil [ädsi˘l] (n.) – Military Adsilal [ädsi˘läl] (adj.) – Militaristic Aj [azˇ] (n.) – Alphabet/Language Ak [äk] (v./prep.) – Include/Involve/On/With Akt [äkt] (n.) – Activation/Effectiveness Aktal [äktäl] (adj.) – Activated/Active/Effective/On/Online Aktios [äkteos] (v.) – Activate/Turn on Alarik [äläri˘k] (n.) – Accident/Mistake Aledra [äle˘drä] (n.) – Function/System Alm [älm] (n.) – Officer/Official Almal [älmäl] (adj.) – Official Alpha [a˘lfä] (n.) – Ally/Comrade/Friend Alphin [A˘lfi˘n] (n.) – Executive branch leader of the Mirfakan national government Altulim [ältöli˘m] (n.) – Loss Altulimal [ältöli˘mäl] (adj.) – Lost/Missing Altulimios [ältöli˘meos] (v.) – Disappear/Lose Aprin [äpren] (adv.) – About/Approximately/Around Apris [äpres] (n.) – Arrest/Capture/Detainment Aprisios [äpreseos] (v.) – Arrest/Capture/Catch/Detain Arest [are˘st] (n.) – Knowledge Arestios [are˘steos] (v.) – Know Ark [ärk] (n.) – Ability/Capability/Entitlement/Right Arkal [ärkäl] (adj.) – Able/Capable/Entitled/Equipped/Possible Arkios [ärkeos] (aux.v.) – Able to/Can Ask [äsk] (n.) – Question Askal [äskäl] (adj.) – Curious/Inquisitive Askios [äskeos] (v.) – Ask/Inquire Ast [äst] (v./aux.v.) – Will/Shall Ault [ält] (n.) – Unit (of measurement (currency, weight, length, volume, etc.) Bal [bäl] (adj.) – Easy/Uncomplicated Bara [bärä] (n.) – Flower Bas [bas] (n.) – Normalcy/Regularity/Standard Basal [basäl] (adj.) – Normal/Regular/Standard Basios [baseos] (v.) – Normalize/Standardize Basrik [bäsri˘k] (n.) – Evil Bekel [be˘ke˘l] (n.) – Definition/Identity Bekelios [be˘ke˘leos] (v.) – Define/Identify Bel [be˘l] (n.) – Field Besfra [be˘sfrä] (n.) – Country/Nation Bilek [bi˘le˘k] (n.) – Restoration Bilekios [bi˘le˘keos] (v.) – Restore/Return Binek [bi˘ne˘k] (n.) – Give up/Surrender Binekios [bi˘ne˘keos] (v.) – Surrender Boal [boäl] (adj.) – Beautiful/Handsome/Pretty Bodemia [bodemeä] (n.) – Scout (ship) Bomowas [bomowäs] (n.) – Commodore/Major Buga [bögä] (n.) – Barrier/Defense/Divider/Keeper/Protection/Shield/Wall Bugal [bögäl] (adj.) – Protected Bugios [bögeos] (v.) – Defend/Ensure/Insure/Keep/Protect Bule [böl] (n.) – Agency/Ministry/Organization Byuru [beyörö] (n.) – Fleet Calicke [käleka] (n.) – Small transport ship Cas [käs] (n.) – Base/Home/House/Origin Casios [käseos] (tr.v.) – Based/Housed Cashiza [käs¸ezä] (n.) – Hotel/Motel Cel [se˘l] (n.) – Case/Event/Occurrence Celios [se˘leos] (intr.v.) – Happen/Occur/Transpire Ceral [saräl] (adj.) – Closed/Filled/Shut Cerios [sareos] (v.) – Close/Fill/Shut Cil [si˘l] (pron.) – You/Yourself Cilal [si˘läl] (adj.) – Your/Yours Ciwa [sewä] (pron.) – One Colsak [kolsa˘k] (n.) – (Space) Ship/Starship/Vessel Conl [känl] (n.) – Dock/Landing area Conlal [känläl] (adj.) – Docked/Landed Conlios [känleos] (v.) – Dock/Land Cons [käns] (adj.) – Following/Next Corel [kore˘l] (n.) – Correction Corelal [kore˘läl] (adj.) – Correctional Corelios [kore˘leos] (v.) – Correct Council [Käwnsl] (n.) – Legislative branch of the Mirfakan national government Councilal [Käwnsläl] (n.) – Councilor/Member of the Council Cusen [kyöse˘n] (n.) – Lock/Seal Cusenal [kyöse˘näl] (adj.) – Locked/Sealed Cusenios [kyöse˘neos] (v.) – Lock/Seal Dadeocks [dädaäks] (n.) – Normal space Daiho [Diho] (n.) – High court of the judicial branch of the Mirfakan national government Daihoal [Dihoäl] (n.) – (Of the) Judicial branch Daj [däzˇ] (n.) – Future Daz [däz] (n.) – (The vacuum of) Space (in general) Dazal [däzäl] (adj.) – Spatial Decna [de˘knä] (n.) – 10/Ten Del [de˘l] (n.) – Mall/Shopping center Desios [de˘seos] (adv.) – Promptly/Shortly/Soon/Quickly Deev [dev] (n.) – Amendment/Change/Difference/Reform/Variance Deeval [deväl] (adj.) – Different/Distinct/Exclusive/Only/Unique Deevios [deveos] (v.) – Amend/Change/Differ/Vary Dey [da] (n.) – Day (24 hours)/Date Deyna [danä] (n.) – Age/Era Discun [diskön] (n.) – Communication/Correspondence Discunal [diskönäl] (adj.) – Communicable/Social Discunios [disköneos] (v.) – Communicate/Contact/Correspond Div [di˘v] (n.) – Divide/Rift/Separation (see “buga”) Dival [di˘väl] (adj.) – Between/Betwixt Divios [di˘väleos] (v./tr.v.) – Divide Divis [di˘vi˘s] (n.) – Division/Product Divisios [di˘vi˘seos] (conj.) – Devided by/Over Dizal [di˘zäl] (adj.) – Cold Dol [dol] (v.) – Bring/Lead/Take Dolsa [dolsä] (n.) – Weakness Dolsal [dolsäl] (adj.) – Weak Dond [dond] (conj.) – Where Dondios [dondeos] (adv.) – Where Dontep [donte˘p] (conj.) – Until/When Dugsans [dägsäns] (n.) – Escape Dugsansal [dägsänsäl] (adj.) – Escapable Dugsansios [dägsänseos] (v.) – Escape/Escaped/Escaping Dugsin [dägsi˘n] (n.) – Method/Process Edil [edi˘l] (n.) – Pledge/Promise Edilal [edi˘läl] (adv.) – Pledged/Promised Edilios [edi˘leos] (v.) – Pledge/Promise/Swear (to) Egyulf [e˘gyölf] (n.) – Electromagnet Egyulfal [e˘gyölfäl] (adj.) – Electromagnetic Eksa [e˘ksä] (n.) – Constitution/Law/Rule Eksal [e˘ksäl] (adj.) – Constitutional/Lawful/Legal/Legally Eksios [e˘kseos] (v.) – Legislate/Ordain Eliv [e˘li˘v] (n.) – Advantage/Assistance/Benefit/Good/Help/Profit/Promotion/Welfare/Well-being Elival [e˘li˘väl] (adj.) – Advantageous/Good/Profitable/Positive Elivios [e˘li˘veos] (v.) – Assist/Help/Promote Elna [e˘lnä] (n.) – 7/Seven/Seventh Elnal [e˘lnäl] (adj.) – Number Seven/Seventh Empire [e˘mpir] (n.) – Empire (used for state titles) Empiral [e˘mpiräl] (adj.) – Imperial (used for state titles) Enla [e˘nlä] (n.) – Access Enlal [e˘nläl] (adj.) – Accessible Enlios [e˘nläleos] (v.) – Discover/Find/Locate Eshios [e˘s¸eos] (v.) – Reconcile/Solve Est [e˘st] (v./aux.v.) – Am/Are/Become/Has been (and is)/Is Fabril [fäbrel] (n.) – Building/Development/End product Fabrilios [fäbreleos] (v.) – Build/Compose/Create/Develop/Establish/Make/Manufacture Faneb [fäne˘b] (n.) – Male Fanebal [fäne˘bäl] (adj.) – Masculine Fanbrel [fänbre˘l] (n.) – Belonging/Possession/Property Fekios [fe˘keos] (v.) – Fly/Rise Feklio [fe˘kleo] (n.) – Dawn/Sunrise Fektoda [fe˘ktodä] (n.) – Aerospace/Aviation Fektodal [fe˘ktodäl] (n.) – Aviator/Pilot Fektodaios [fe˘ktodeos] (v.) – Fly (a craft)/Pilot Frode [frod] (n.) – Admiral/Colonel Finesh [fi˘ne˘s¸] (n.) – Organization Frasas [fräsäs] (n.) – Space-time bubble/cluster Fwas [fwäs] (n.) – Planespace Gahol [gähol] (n.) – Bridge/Command center Gaikou [gikö] (n.) – Diplomacy Gaikoual [giköäl] (adj.) – Diplomatic Gaku [gäkö] (n.) – Matter/Substance (fuel) Galen [gäle˘n] (n.) – Academy/School/University Gel [je˘l] (n.) – Assault (ship) Gensh [ge˘ns¸] (n.) – Substance/Antisubstance reactor Gimes [gi˘me˘s] (n.) – Security Gol [gol] (n.) – Space-time Gona [gonä] (n.) – 4/Four/Fourth Gonal [gonäl] (adj.) – Number Four/Fourth Gonaios [gonäeos] (adv.) – Fourth Gone [gona] (n.) – Pressure suit/EV suit Grahalel [grähäle˘l] (n.) – Supreme Commander Grishnoal [gres¸noäl] (adj.) – Serious/Solemn Gunana [gönänä] (n.) – Insanity Gunanal [gönänäl] (adj.) – Crazy/Insane Gunkak [gönkäk] (n.) – Ensign/Private Hast [häst] (n.) – Compulsion/Requirement/Qualification/Standard Hastal [hästäl] (adj.) – Compulsory/Necessary/Qualified/Required Hastios [hästeos] (v./mod.v.) – Compel/Enforce/Force/Impose/Need/Require Hasteksa [häste˘ksä] (n.) – Law enforcement object. See Kuscosal Gimesi Bule. Helen [he˘le˘n] (aux.v.) – Ought to/Should Henib [he˘neb] (n.) – Strength Henibal [he˘nebäl] (adj.) – Strong Henibtil [he˘nebti˘l] (n.) – Adventure/Courage/Valor Henibtilal [he˘nebti˘läl] (adj.) – Adventurous/Courageous/Gallant/Heroic/Intrepid/Valiant/Valorous Hina [henä] (n.) – Hundred Hokal [hokäl] (n.) – Guard (ship) Hoksa [häksä] (n.) – Mine Hun [hön] (n.) – Safety/Security Hunal [hönäl] (adj.) – Safe/Safely/Secure Huneos [höneos] (v.) – Secure/Secured/Securing Ibun [i˘bön] (n.) – Evening/Night Idosios [i˘doseos] (v.) – Begin/Engage/Initiate/Start Ikal [ekäl] (n.) – Proton Il [el] (v.) – Conduct/Did/Do/Execute/Perform Impes [i˘mpe˘s] (n.) – Guilt/Infraction/Offense/Transgression/Violation Impesal [i˘mpe˘säl] (adj.) – Guilty/Offender/Transgressor/Violator Impesios [i˘mpe˘seos] (v.) – Offend/Transgress/Violate Impesjajios [i˘mpe˘sjäjeos] (v.) – Charge/Prosecute Ink [i˘nk] (n.) – Citizen/Citizenship Inkal [i˘nkäl] (adj.) – Domestic/In (the)/Inhabitant/Inside/Internal/Into/Native Innen [i˘ne˘n] (n.) – Destiny/Fate Innenal [i˘ne˘näl] (adj.) – Destined/Fated Insa [ensä] (prep.) – In Intir [i˘ntr] (n.) – Business/Commerce/Operation/Service/Work Intiral [i˘nträl] (adj.) – Operating/Running/Working Intirios [i˘ntreos] (v.) – Operate/Run/Work Intosal [i˘ntosäl] (adj.) – Busy/Occupied Io [eo] (adv.) – Now Ial [eäl] (adj.) – Current/Present Ist [i˘st] (v./aux.v.) – Was/Were/Would Jaj [jäj] (n.) – Judge/Justice Jajal [jäjäl] (adj.) – Fair/Just Jajios [jäjeos] (n./v.) – Judicial action (Punish/Punishment/Sentence) Jasil [jäsi˘l] (n.) – Hull/Outer wall Jinel [ji˘ne˘l] (n.) – Alert/Warning Jenreet [je˘nret] (n.) – Generator Jok [jok] (n.) – Value/Worth Jud [jöd] (n.) – Equality/Justice/Similarity Judal [jödäl] (adj.) – Equal/Equally/Just/Same/Similar Juikal [zˇöekäl] (n.) – Antiproton Julna [jölnä] (n.) – 8/Eight/Eighth Julnal [jölnäl] (adj.) – Number Eight/Eighth Juuin [jöi˘n] (n.) – Crewman/Recruit Kal [käl] (adj.) – Small/Smaller Kadbyuru [kädbeörö] (n.) – Squadron Kafal [käfäl] (adj.) – Big/Great/Important/Large Kaju [käzˇö] (n.) – Vision Kane [käna] (n.) – Bank/Safe/Treasury/Vault Karena [käranä] (n.) – Breach/Crack/Hole/Tear Kasna [käsnä] (n.) – 1/Beginning/First/High/One/Original Kasnal [käsnäl] (adj.) – First/Number One Keldral [ke˘ldräl] (adj.) – Each/Every Kinek [ki˘ne˘k] (n.) – Formation/Pattern Kinteen [ki˘nten] (n.) – Gift/Present Kios [keos] (v.) – Minimize/Quell/Shrink Kir [ker] (n.) – Hitman/Killer Kiral [keräl] (adj.) – Destroyer/Killer Kirios [kereos] (v.) – Destroy/Eliminate/Kill (People) Konra [känrä] (n.) – Anarchy/Chaos/Confusion/Disorder Konral [känräl] (adj.) – Anarchic/Chaotic/Confused/Disorderly Konrios [känreos] (v.) – Confuse Kous [käws] (n.) – Election/Vote Kousal [käwsäl] (adj.) – Elected Kousios [käwseos] (v.) – Elect/Vote Kres [kre˘s] (n.) – Shape Kresal [kre˘säl] (adj.) – Shaped Kresios [kre˘seos] (v.) – Shape/Shaped/Shaping Kufalia [köfäleä] (n.) – Governor/Regional Alphin Kufazet [köfäze˘t] (n.) – Assignment/Duty/Mission/Schedule Kufazetal [köfäze˘täl] (adj.) – Assigned/Delegated/Scheduled Kufazetios [köfäze˘teos] (tr.v.) – Assign Kusakal [kösäkäl] (adj.) – National Kuscosal [köskosäl] (adj.) – Federal Labule [läböl] (pr.n.) – Mirfakan Star Forces Lafekal [läfe˘käl] (adj.) – Amazing/Spectacular Lakk [la˘k] (n.) – Lament/Sorrow Lananal [la˘na˘näl] (adj.) – Manual/Manually Lanes [läne˘s] (adj.) – Corporeal/Physical/Tangible Lanesbuga [läne˘sbögä] (n.) – Armor/Physical shield Lanyu [länyö] (n.) – Life/Animal/Person Leniv [le˘nev] (n.) – Fire/Flame Lenya [le˘nyä] (n.) – Gun Lenyi [le˘nye] (n.) – Pistol Lenyo [le˘nyo] (n.) – Rifle Lenyu [le˘nyö] (n.) – Cannon Lenyuju [le˘nyöjö] (n.) – Antiproton cannon Lesu [le˘sw] (n.) – Patrol (ship) Libyun [li˘byön] (n.) – Territory Lio [leo] (n.) – Sun/Star Lioscin [leosi˘n] (n.) – (Star) System Log [log] (n.) – Chart/Guide/Map Longia [länjeä] (n.) – Shuttle Luna [lönä] (n.) – 5/Fifth/Five Lunal [lönäl] (adj.) – Fifth/Number Five Lunaios [lönäeos] (adv.) – Fifth Lutcos [lötkos] (n.) – Freedom/Liberty Lutcosal [lötkosäl] (adj.) – Free/Immune/Liberated Lutcosios [lötkoseos] (v.) – Free/Liberate Lyutcos [leötkos] (n.) – Separation Lyutcosal [leötkosäl] (adj.) – Apart/Expelled/Independent/Individual/Respective/Separate Lyutcosios [leötkoseos] (v.) – Expel/Fire/Separate Manowas [ma˘nowäs] (n.) – Captain/Sergeant Manth [män?] (n.) – Month Mata [mätä] (n.) – 2/Second/Two Matal [mätäl] (adj.) – Auxiliary/Second/Secondary/Number Two Mataios [mätäeos] (adv.) – Second Matsut [mätsöt] (n.) – Commander/Sergeant Mek [me˘k] (n.) – Apparatus/Device/Machine Merkal [mrkäl] (adj.) – Fewer/Less Mi [me] (conj.) – As/While Mif [mi˘f] (n.) – Glory/Grandeur/Majesty/Splendor Mifal [mi˘fäl] (adj.) – Glorious/Grandiose/Majestic/Splendid Minut [menöt] (n.) – Minute Mis [mes] (conj.) – As long as/If/Provided that Mit [met] (n.) – Bill/Decision [to be made]/Resolution Mitak [meta˘k] (n.) – Agreement/Approval/Assent/Choice/Concurrence/Consensus/Decision/Judgment/Verdict Mitakal [meta˘käl] (adj.) – Agreed/Chosen Mitakios [meta˘keos] (v.) – Agree/Approve/Ascertain/Assent/Choose/Chose/Concur/Consent/Decide/Determine/Judge/Pass Mitz [metz] (n.) – Pulse Mond [mänd] (n.) – Debate/Issue/Topic Mor [mor] (tr.v.) – Along/At/Forward/On/Onward Nahbule [näböl] (pr.n.) – Mirfakan Planetary Forces Nahen [nähe˘n] (n.) – Ground/Planet/World Nahenal [nähe˘näl] (adj.) – Planetary Nalios [näleos] (tr.v.) – Comprehends/Knows/Speaks/Understands [subject] Nerisal [ne˘ri˘säl] (adj.) – Broken/Damaged Nerisios [ne˘ri˘seos] (v.) – Break/Damage/Destroy Nil [nel] (adv.) – Except/Exclude/Negative/No/Not/Un-/Without Nilarkal [nelärkäl] (adj.) – Incapable/Unable Nina [nenä] (n.) – 9/Nine/Ninth Ninal [nenäl] (adj.) – Number Nine/Ninth Ninel [ni˘ne˘l] (n.) – Allotment/Delivery/Grant/Writ Ninelios [ni˘ne˘leos] (v.) – Allot/Deliver/Give/Grant/Issue/Present/Provide Ninesios [ni˘ne˘seos] (v.) – Dispatch/Send Nitak [neta˘k] (n.) – Disagreement/Disapproval/Dissent/Objection Nitakios [neta˘keos] (v.) – Disagree/Disapprove/Dissent/Object Nosen [nose˘n] (n.) – Circumstance/Problem/Situation Obanal [obänäl] (adj.) – Automated/Automatic/Automatically Obkas [obkäs] (n.) – Artificial intelligence/Computer Oidl [oi˘dl] (n.) – Investigation/Research/Study Oidlal [oi˘dläl] (adj.) – In the process of investigation/research/study Oidlios [oi˘dleos] (v.) – Investigate/Research/Study Oifna [oi˘fnä] (n.) – Education/Practice/Training Oifnal [oi˘fnäl] (adj.) – In the process of education/practice/training Oifnios [oi˘fneos] (v.) – Educate/Practice/Train Oinsa [oi˘nsä] (n.) – Data/Information/Knowledge Oinsal [oi˘nsäl] (adj.) – Educated/Informed/Knowledgeable Okin [oken] (n.) – Intrusion/Invasion Okinal [okenäl] (adj.) – Intrude/Invade Okinios [okeneos] (v.) – Intrude/Invade Olin [oli˘n] (n.) – Away/External/Foreigner/Observer/Out/Outside/Outsider Olinal [oli˘näl] (adj.) – Foreign/Observer/Outer/Outside Olinios [oli˘neos] (v.) – Look/Monitor/Observe/See Onsay [onsa] (adv./v.) – Again/Play (back)/Re-/Relate/Repeat/Say again Onyu [änyö] (n.) – Clause (of a paper)/Dumb/Idiot/Moron/Stupid Onyual [änyöäl] (adj.) – Idiotic/Moronic/Stupid Opse [äpsa] (n.) – (Ion) Engine Orta [ortä] (n./pron.) – Another/Other Ortal [ortäl] (adj.) – Another/Other Ortulim [ortöli˘m] (adj./adv.) – Ago/Complete/Done/Finished/Full/Gone/Over/Pass/Past Otsen [ätse˘n] (n.) – Business/Corporation Ovin [ovi˘n] (n.) – Apportion/Distribute/Spread Ovinios [ovi˘neos] (v.) – Apportion/Distribute/Spread Owar [owär] (n.) – Speaker/Speaker of the Council/Speech/Teller/Word Owarios [owäreos] (v.) – Speak/Tell Owarputalos [owärpötälos] (n.) – Reunion Ower [äwr] (n.) – Hour Paj [päzˇ] (n.) – Survivor Pajios [päzˇeos] (v.) – Endure/Last/Survive Par [pär] (int.) – Greetings/Hello/Hey/Hi/Yo Part [pärt] (n.) – Arrival/Entrance/Entry Partios [pärteos] (v.) – Board/Enter Parusios [päröseos] (v.) – Hail/Salute Pel [pe˘l] (pron.) – Anyone/Anything Pelal [pe˘läl] (adj.) – Any Pelia [pe˘leä] (n.) – Transportation Pinok [pi˘näk] (adv.) – Maybe/Perhaps Placin [pläsi˘n] (n.) – Area/District/Part/Place/Region/Section/Section (of a document) Plas [pläs] (n.) – Room/Room set (as in an apartment, condominium, or hotel) Plasim [pläsi˘m] (n.) – Plasma Plusa [plösä] (n.) – At most/Maximum Pluto [plöto] (n./pron.) – Backup/More/Reinforcements Plutal [plötäl] (adj.) – A lot/Lots/Many/More Plutios [plöteos] (adv.) – More Por [por] (adv.) – But/Nevertheless/Still Posib [poseb] (aux.v.) – May/Might Posil [posi˘l] (n.) –Recipient Posilios [posi˘leos] (v.) – Accept/Achieve/Attain/Collect/Gain/Get/Obtain/Receive/Take Posikios [posi˘keos] (v.) – Annex/Claim Postal [postäl] (adj.) – After/Following Pres [pre˘s] (n.) – Action/Behavior/Being Presios [pre˘seos] (v.) – Act/Be/Been/Behave/Being/Constitute Prial [preäl] (adj.) – Before/Former/Prior Prilanyu [prelänyö] (n.) – Ancestor/Predecessor Primal [premäl] (adj.) – Main/Primary Province [prävi˘ns] (n.) – Article (of a paper)/Province/State Putalos [pötälos] (n.) – Fusion/Union/Unit/Unity Putalosal [pötälosäl] (adj.) – Fused/Joined/Together/United Putalosios [pötäloseos] (v.) – Fuse/Join/Unite Qalna [kälnä] (n.) – Champion/Hero/Savior Qinc [ki˘ns] (n.) – Bill/Amount owed/Debt Qincios [ki˘nseos] (v./tr.v.) – Owe Quel [ke˘l] (pron.) – What/Which Quelal [ke˘läl] (adj.) – What/Which Quelak [ke˘la˘k] (n.) – Request Quelakios [ke˘la˘keos] (tr.v.) – Request/Requested/Requesting Quelel [kale˘l] (adv.) – Please (polite request) Qui [ke] (n.) – Here/Herein Quinault [kwi˘nält] (n.) – Unit of Mirfakan currency Quinik [kwi˘ni˘k] (n.) – Currency/Money Rah [rä] (n./pron.) – Attendance/There Rahios [räeos] (adv.) – Attend/Present/There/Thereof Ray [ra] (n.) – Life Rayal [raäl] (adj.) – Alive Rayios [raeos] (v.) – Live Reg [re˘g] (n.) – Authority/Government/Leader/Power/Ruler/Signature Regal [re˘gäl] (adj.) – Authorized Regard [regärd] (prep.) – About/Regarding Regios [re˘geos] (v.) – Authorize/Control/Govern/Lead/Preside/Rule/Sign Relios [re˘leos] (v.) – Open Rem [re˘m] (n.) – Evacuation/Vacancy Remal [re˘mäl] (adj.) – Empty/Evacuated/Vacant Remios [re˘meos] (v.) – Empty/Evacuate/Vacate Repios [re˘peos] (v.) – Answer/Reply/Respond Res [re˘s] (n.) – Answer/Reply Resios [re˘seos] (v.) – Answer/Explain Ret [re˘t] (n.) – Battleship Retios [re˘teos] (v.) – Compensate/Pay Retu [re˘tö] (n.) – Compensation/Pay/Payment/Tax Ro [ro] (n.) – Door/Hatch Rodail [rodal] (n.) – Escort/Guide/Navigation Rodailios [rodaleos] (v.) – Guide/Navigate/Pilot/Steer Rojyu [räzˇyö] (n.) – Female Rujyual [räzˇyöäl] (adj.) – Feminine Sashal [säs¸äl] (adj.) – Aboard/Onboard Sashu [säs¸ö] (n.) – Crew/Team Saysay [sasa] (n.) – Echo Sazoil [säzoil] (n.) – Supply (ship) Sazoilal [säzoiläl] (n.) – Supplier Sazoilios [säzoileos] (v.) – Supplied/Supply/Supplying Segno [se˘gno] (n.) – Personal transport ship Seime [same] (n.) – Ambassador/Representative Seimal [samäl] (adj.) – Representative Seimios [sameos] (v.) – Represent Sek [se˘k] (n.) – Death Sekal [se˘käl] (adj.) – Dead Sekios [se˘keos] (v.) – Die Sekend [se˘ke˘nd] (n.) – Second (time) Selin [se˘li˘n] (n.) – Uniform Senmon [se˘nmon] (n.) – Lieutenant/Specialist Seul [seöl] (n.) – Corridor/Hallway Seulit [seöli˘t] (n.) – Course/Direction/Path Seulital [seöli˘täl] (adj.) – Direct/Straightforward Sha [s¸ä] (n.) – Banner/Flag/Standard/Symbol Shikot [s¸ekot] (n.) – Secrecy/Secret Shikotal [s¸ekotäl] (adj.) – Confidential/Secret Shizal [s¸ezäl] (adj.) – Temporary Shoal [s¸oäl] (adj.) – Contrary/Negative (number)/Opposite Skal [skäl] (adj.) – Adjacent/Near to/Next to Skem [ske˘m] (n.) – Wing Soporuka [soporökä] (n.) – Battle/Combat/Conflict/Fight/War Soporukal [soporökäl] (adj.) – Combatant/Contestant/Fighter/Warrior Soporukios [soporökeos] (v.) – Battle/Combat/Fight Sord [sord] (n.) – Space-time gate Sov [säv] (n.) – Headquarters Soya [soyä] (n.) – Tea Spyut [spiöt] (n.) – Bomb Suiton [söetän] (n.) – Bond/Connection/Relations/Relationship/Tie Suitonal [söetänäl] (adj.) – Bonded/Connected/Tied Suitonios [söetäneos] (v.) – Bond/Connect/Tie Sunes [söne˘s] (n.) – Energy/Power Sunesbuga [söne˘sböga] (n.) – Forcefield/Energy shield Suumid [sömed] (n.) – Pacifism/Pacifist/Peace/Tranquility Suumidal [sömedäl] (adj.) – Pacifistic/Peaceful/Peacefully/Tranquil Tae [ta] (n.) – Guest/Visitor Tasin [ta˘si˘n] (n.) – Cargo Teaplal [tepläl] (adj.) – Correct/Right Tekken [te˘ke˘n] (v.) – Have Tekkin [te˘ki˘n] (v.) – Had Tel [te˘l] (pron.) – That/This ([noun]) (is) (the) Tesktepal [te˘skte˘päl] (adj.) – Imminent Teldey [te˘lda] (n.) – Today Tep [te˘p] (n.) – Time Tepal [te˘päl] (adj.) – Temporal Teparkal [te˘pärkäl] (adj.) – Available/Prepared/Ready/Standby Termal [trmäl] (n.) – Station/Terminal Termin [trmi˘n] (n.) – Adjournment/End/Final/Last/Resolution Terminal [trmi˘näl] (adj.) – Ended/Final/Last Terminios [trmi˘neos] (adv.) – Adjourn/End/Resolve/Stop Teyox [taäks] (n.) – Barrage Thina [?enä] (n.) – Thousand Thio [?eo] (n.) – Assembly/Meeting/Proceeding/Session Thioios [?eoeos] (v.) – Assemble/Meet Tial [teäl] (prep.) – Across/Among/Through Tialios [teäleos] (adv./tr.v.) – Across/Cross Til [ti˘l] (pron.) – That/This was (the)/This [noun] was (the) Tisktepal [ti˘skte˘päl] (adj.) – Recent To [tö] (prep.) – For/To/To be/To the Tot [tot] (n.) – Eternity/Infinity/Universe (all-encompassing term) Total [totäl] (adj.) – Common/Entire/Eternal/General/Infinite/Universal/Whole Totios [toteos] (adv.) – All/Commonly/Eternally/Infinitely/Forever/Universally Tous [täws] (n.) – Limit/Regulation/Restriction Tousal [täwsäl] (adj.) – Limit/Regulate/Restrict Tousios [täwseos] (v.) – Control/Limit/Regulate/Restrict Uel [öe˘l] (n.) – Deactivation Uelal [öe˘läl] (adj.) – Deactivated/Inactive/Off/Offline Uelios [öe˘leos] (v.) – Deactivate/Turn off Uk [ök] (pron.) – He/Her/Him/It/She Ukal [ökäl] (adj.) – Hers/His/Its Uki [öke] (pron.) – Others/Them/They Ukial [ökeäl] (adj.) – Their/Theirs Ulil [öli˘l] (n.) – Radar/Scan/Scanner/Sensor Ulilios [öli˘leos] (v./tr.v.) – Detect/Scan/Sense Usiya [öseyä] (n.) – Car Ut [öt] (conj.) – Or Vag [va˘g] (n.) – Floor/Level Vaios [veos] (v.) – Approach/Come Vala [välä] (n.) – Happiness/Joy Valal [väläl] (adj.) – Content/Happy/Joyful Varal [väräl] (adj.) – Clever/Intelligent/Smart Varik [värek] (n.) – Danger/Risk Varikal [värekäl] (adj.) – Dangerous/Risky Vash [va˘s¸] (n.) – Log/Record Vashal [va˘s¸äl] (adj.) – Logged/Recorded/Written Vashios [va˘s¸eos] (v.) – Log/Record/Write Week [wek] (n.) – Week Vena [vanä] (n.) – 3/Third/Three Venal [vanäl] (adj.) – Third/Number Three Venios [vaneos] (adv.) – Third Ver [var] (n.) – Exhibition/Show Veral [varäl] (adj.) – Public Verios [vareos] (v.) – Declassify/Display/Publish/Reveal/Show Vesh [ve˘s¸] (n.) – Antimatter/Antisubstance (fuel) Vikan [veka˘n] (n.) – Victory/Triumph/Success Vikanal [veka˘näl] (adj.) – Victorious/Triumphant/Successful Vish [vi˘s¸] (n.) – Sadness Vish [vi˘s¸] (adj.) – Sad Viv [vev] (n.) – Air/Oxygen Viwa [vewä] (n.) – March/Trek/Walk Vizios [vi˘zeos] (intr.v.) – Appear/Seem Vo [vo] (int.) – Bye/Farewell/Good bye Vok [väk] (n.) – Laser Voy [voy] (n.) – Departure/Egress/Exit Voyal [voyäl] (adj.) – Mobile/Movable/Portable Voyios [voyeos] (v.) – Depart/Go/Leave/Move/Stir/Travel Voyolal [voyoläl] (adj.) – Dismissed Voyolios [voyoleos] (v.) – Dismiss Watashi [wätäs¸e] (pron.) – I/Me Watashal [wätäs¸äl] (adj.) – Mine/My Weko [we˘ko] (n.) – Escape pod Winnej [wi˘ne˘zˇ] (n.) – Expression of appreciation or thanks/“I give my thanks to [subject]” Womios [wämeos] (v.) – Debate/Consider Womkios [wämkeos] (v.) – Believe/Conjecture/Deem/Think Xanth [za˘n?] (n.) – Paradise/Perfection/Utopia Xanthal [za˘n?äl] (adj.) – Ideal/Perfect/Utopian Xelka [ze˘lkä] (n.) – Care/Caution Xelkal [ze˘lkäl] (adj.) – Careful/Cautious Xolka [zolkä] (n.) – Desire/Favor/Hope Xolkal [zolkäl] (v.) – Desire/Favor/Hope/Want/Wish for/Would like Xylo [zilo] (n.) – Attention/Awareness Yadbiru [ya˘dberö] (n.) – Squadron Yazu [yäzö] (n.) – Building/Complex/Facility/Station Yenek [ye˘ne˘k] (n.) – Privacy Yenekal [ye˘ne˘käl] (adj.) – Personal/Private Yepil [ye˘pi˘l] (n.) – At least/Minimum/Quorum/Within Yer [yr] (n.) – Year Yil [yi˘l] (adv.) – Affirmative/Alright/Indeed/Okay/Yes Yofu [yofö] (n.) – Husband/Wife Yogo [yogo] (n.) – Status Yogodozvos [yogodozvos] (n.) – Combat status Yunek [yöne˘k] (n.) – Weapon Zaoal [zäoäl] (adj.) – Incorrect/Wrong Zatal [za˘täl] (adj.) – Anew/New Zek [ze˘k] (pron.) – Us/Ourselves/We Zekal [ze˘käl] (adj.) – Our Zerna [zrnä] (n.) – Nothing/Zero Zernal [zrnäl] (adj.) – None Zinal [zi˘na˘l] (prep.) – From (keeping away. i.e. protection from evil) Zinel [zi˘ne˘l] (prep.) – By/From (as a result of/coming from. i.e. Peace from meditation) Zolis [zoli˘s] (n.) – Directive/Instruction/Order/Prescription/Setting Zolisios [zoli˘seos] (v.) – Direct/Instruct/Order/Prescribe/Set

Notes: There is no equivalent for “a/an.” See context modifier “-al.” There is no equivalent for “and.” Items in series are separated by a comma. There is no equivalent for “of/of the.” See context modifier “-al.” There is no equivalent for “than.” Omit and modify if necessary. There is no equivalent for “the.” Omit and modify if necessary. Modifying nouns, adjectives, and verbs are placed after their subjects. Verbs are not modified for tense unless specifically listed. All Mirfakan adjectives end in “-al.” All Mirfakan verbs end in “-ios.” Verbs and their variations are not pluralized. ex. John comes is translated simply Jän veos.

Numbers: Base numbers create larger numbers. -KäsnäDe˘knä-lönä (OneTen-five) = 15 -VanäDe˘knä-nenä (ThreeTen-nine) = 39 -GonäHenä-mätäDe˘knä-e˘lnä (FourHundred-twoTen-seven) = 427 Fractions are made by adding “di˘vi˘seos.” -Käsnä di˘vi˘seos vanä (One over three) = 1/3 Time is told as a number series, preceded by the first (largest) temporal unit being used in the dictation. The series then subordinates. The measurement of cycle time varies by planet. The national standard time of Xanthal is measured from Christian calendar 01/01/1960 00:00 as follows: --1 Standard Second = 1 se˘ke˘nd --10 se˘ke˘nde = 1 mi˘kse˘ke˘nd --10 mi˘kse˘ke˘nde = 1 menöt --10 menöte = 1 mi˘kmenöt --10 mi˘kmenöte = 1 äwr --10 äwre = 1 da --10 dae = 1 wek --10 weke = 1 yr --10 yr = 1 yrDe˘knäl --10 yrDe˘knäl = 1 yrHenäl --etc. -Note: Xanthalian time is told in subordinate unit order: ...yr-wek-da-äwr-mi˘kmenöt-menöt-mi˘kse˘ke˘nd-se˘ke˘nd form. One Standard Second equals one Xanthalian second. -Äwr äbnä-nenä-käsnä-jölnä-jölnä (Hour six-nine-one-eight-eight) = Six hours, ninety-one minutes, and eighty-eight seconds (official Xanthalian time). -Note: mi˘kse˘ke˘nde and mi˘kmenöte (“greater” seconds and minutes) are rarely referred to individually. Instead, time is told on most displays by [hours]:[minutes]:[seconds], with minutes and seconds counted by hundreds. It can be assumed, unless otherwise noted, that non-planetary digital time displays read h:mm:ss. --Äwr 6:9:1:8:8 becomes 6:91:88 -Note: be sure to precede actual time of day with “mor.” “Ensä” indicates time from moment said. --Note: the Mirfakan calendar overrides all other calendars for official records, but cycle time is used on most planets for simple convenience. Official Xanthalian measures acknowledge units of time on each planet as used on that planet. ex. Out of context, the Earth 60-60-24-365/366 is referred to as “R?äl:” “of Earth” (Se˘ke˘nde R?äl, Menöt R?äl, Äwr R?äl, etc.). --Note: dates before 1960 are told as normal, but each calendar year is numbered backward from 1960 and appended with “s¸oäl.” --Note: context is important to take into account when dealing with time in any language. Consider the origin of the presenter and the current location. Usually, a native on a planet will use that planet’s cycle time, but this should not be taken as a given. Mirfakan proper dictates that, when no planetary notation is made, national standard time is being used, but this rule is not always observed in casual conversation. When in doubt, ask for clarification.