Malaszec vocabulary
This page is a list of Malaszec vocabulary. For general information and grammar about the Malaszec language, see Malaszec language
Each lexeme has its own lemma and is written in the following format:
malaszec term (part of speech) Pronunciation: ⫽underlying representation⫽, [phonetic realisation]
sense; sense
Usage note: usage note
A
ajl (adverb) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒIl⫽, [ɒɪl]
not
ajl (numeral) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒIl⫽, [ɒɪl]
zero, none
ajm (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒjm⫽, [ɒjm]
leaf
al (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒl⫽, [ɒl]
shade/shadow
alaz (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒlɒz⫽, [ɒlɒs]
mandatory, required
alazproj (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒlɒz⫽, [ɒlɒszprɔi]
mandatory fee, tax
Usage note: more common in corporate speech and marketing. Originally a way to avoid usingzalke(“tax”), which is associated with government taxation.
ara (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒrɒ⫽, [ɒrɒ]
expanse, area
Usage note: usually a very large area, like an entire countryside or even a continent
as (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒs⫽, [ɒs]
night
as (pronoun) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒz⫽, [ɒs]
who?, someone
asp (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒsp⫽, [ɒsp]
back
at (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɒt⫽, [ɒt]
yesterday
D
da (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽dɒ⫽, [dɒ]
ant
dat (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽dɒd⫽, [dɒt]
hard, solid
dadromkan (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽dɒdrOmkɒn⫽, [dɒdrɔmkɒn]
standard, regulation
dis (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽diz⫽, [dis]
fish
djav (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽djɒv⫽, [djɒv]
think
do (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽do⫽, [do]
hit/beat
drejn (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽drɛIn⫽, [drɛɪn]
rope
E
e (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɛ⫽, [ɛ]
flesh/meat
eija (noun, arcane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɛIjɒ⫽, [ɛɪjɒ]
person
Usage note: Has a faerie connotation in the north
ejsz (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽ɛIʒ⫽, [ɛɪʃ]
red
el (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɛl⫽, [ɛl]
root
emik (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɛmik⫽, [ɛmik]
name
es (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽ɛs⫽, [ɛs]
good
G
grat (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ɡrɒt⫽, [ɡrɒt]
vehicle, car, wagon
H
helos (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽hɛlOs⫽, [hɛlɔs]
person
hjal (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽hjɒl⫽, [hjɒl]
near future
I
ij (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽i⫽, [i]
new
ik (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ik⫽, [ik]
nose
il (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽il⫽, [il]
tooth
ilas (noun, arcane) Pronunciation: ⫽ilɒs⫽, [ilɒs]
farm, garden, plantation
ils (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ils⫽, [ils]
ash
in (numeral) Pronunciation: ⫽in⫽, [in]
ten, 10
ip (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ip⫽, [ip]
navel
ir (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽ir⫽, [ir]
blue
ir (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ir⫽, [ir]
blue
isz (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽iʒ⫽, [iʃ]
eat
itmas (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽itmɒz⫽, [itmɒs]
soil
irnaz (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽irnɒz⫽, [irnɒs]
blue sky, clear sky
J
jan (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽jɒn⫽, [jɒn]
head; top of something
je (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽jɛ⫽, [jɛ]
bitter
jo (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽jo⫽, [jo]
blood
jora (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽jorɒ⫽, [jorɒ]
like, enjoy
K
kansos Pronunciation: ⫽kɒnsOs⫽, [kɒnsɔs]
silver
kansosposz Pronunciation: ⫽kɒnsOspOʒ⫽, [kɒnsɔspɔʒ]
business, company
kas (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽kɒs⫽, [kɒs]
small
kasvesz (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽kɒsvEʒ⫽, [kɒzvɛʒ]
berry
kej (numeral) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛj⫽, [kɛj]
one, a whole
Usage note: most commonly used when talking about parts of a single whole, as opposed tolawhich is more common in counting and enumeration.
keykeret (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛjkErEt⫽, [kɛjkɛrɛt]
merge, unify, conglomerate, aggregate
kejkeretposz (noun) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛjkErEtpOʒ⫽, [kɛjkɛrɛtpɔʒ]
conglomerate, holding company, megacorporation
Usage note: Modern Malaszec’s zloije are colloquially considered a type of kejkeretposz, though legally the zloije are not considered one.
kejrom (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛjrɔm⫽, [kɛjrɔm]
marry
kejrom (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛjrɔm⫽, [kɛjrɔm]
marriage
keposz (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛpOʒ⫽, [kɛbɔʃ]
know
keposz (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛpOʒ⫽, [kɛbɔʃ]
knowledge; field of study, science
keret (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛrEt⫽, [kɛrɛt]
come
kes (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kɛz⫽, [kɛs]
suck
kils (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kilz⫽, [kils]
crush/grind
kimv (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kimv⫽, [kimf]
run
kit (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽kid⫽, [kit]
take
kja (pronoun) Pronunciation: ⫽kjɒ⫽, [kjɒ]
what?, something
kmij (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽kmi⫽, [kmi]
child (kin term)
kzimsz (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽kzimʒ⫽, [kzimʃ]
liver
L
la (numeral) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒ⫽, [lɒ]
one
Usage note: most commonly used when counting or enumerating, as opposed to kej which is more common when talking about parts of a single whole.
lajn (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒEn⫽, [lɒɛn]
number; numerals
lajna (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒEnɒ⫽, [lɒɛnɒ]
music
lajnrom (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒEnrOm⫽, [lɒɛnrɔm]
put in order, sort; put under control
lajnrom (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒEnrOm⫽, [lɒɛnrɔm]
order, conformity
lajnromnala (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒEnrOmnɒlɒ⫽, [lɒɛnrɔmnɒlɒ]
the Philosophy of Order, a belief system prevalent among Malaszec elves
lal (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒl⫽, [lɒl]
far
lajzjan (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒɪzjɒn⫽, [lɒɪzjɒn]
people with common interest, fellows, associates
lajzjanfos (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒɪzjɒnvOs⫽, [lɒɪzjɒnvɔs]
group, organization, society
lajzjanflasnalij (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒɪzjɒnvlɒsnɒlI⫽, [lɒɪzjɒnvlɒsnɒlɪ]
protection
lajzjanromnala (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lɒɪzjɒnrOmnɒlɒ⫽, [lɒɪzjɒnrɔmnɒlɒ]
socialism
let (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽lɛt⫽, [lɛt]
bite
lij (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽li⫽, [li]
hair
lilis (numeral) Pronunciation: ⫽lilis⫽, [lilis]
all
lisza (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽liʒɑ⫽, [liʒɑ]
wash
lo (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽lo⫽, [lo]
knee
lojlm (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽loIlm⫽, [loilm]
mouth
M
mejm (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽mɛIm⫽, [mɛɪm]
thigh
mejv (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽pmɛIv⫽, [mɛɪf]
fly
mjok (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽mjok⫽, [mjok]
thick
melos (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽mɛlos⫽, [mɛlos]
gentleman, good man, good sir; (second person forms) you (polite)
mra (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽mrɒ⫽, [mrɒ]
drink
N
nakol (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽nɒkOl⫽, [nɒɡɔl]
say
nala (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽nɒlɒ⫽, [nɒlɒ]
thing; center (of something); philosophy, outlook on the world
-nal (noun suffix) Pronunciation: ⫽nɒl⫽, [nɒl]
suffix for devices, gadgets, systems, and thingamabobs
napos (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽nɒpOs⫽, [nɒpɔs]
light, lacking weight; easy, simple
nelo (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽nɛlO⫽, [nɛlɔ]
sound
nelojanal (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽nɛlOjɒnnɒl⫽, [nɛlɔjɒnɒl]
headphones or earbuds
neziv (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽nɛsIv⫽, [nɛzɪf]
wing
nijt (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽nijd⫽, [nijt]
water
njos (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽njos⫽, [njos]
hide
O
o (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽o⫽, [o]
give
odin (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽otIn⫽, [odin]
laugh
oloromnal (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽olOrOmnɒl⫽, [oloromnɒl]
computer
olos (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽olOs⫽, [olos]
many
olos (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽olOs⫽, [olos]
paper
olosron (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽olOsrOn⫽, [olosron]
publishing
olosije (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽olOsIjE⫽, [olozije]
the masses, the people, the population; nation, tribe
ont (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽oOnd⫽, [ont]
smoke
orin (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽orIn⫽, [orin]
play
P
pan (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽pɒn⫽, [pɒn]
see
pat (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽pɒt⫽, [pɒt]
cry/weep
pij (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽pij⫽, [pij]
skin/hide
pjoj (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽pjoj⫽, [pjoj]
wood
proj (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽proj⫽, [proj]
fee, debt
post (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽post⫽, [post]
heavy
posz (noun) Pronunciation: ⫽poʒ⫽, [poʒ]
office, post; title; department, office, organization
psidrok (numeral) Pronunciation: ⫽psidrOk⫽, [psidrok]
five, 5
psik (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽psik⫽, [psik]
horn
R
resz (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽rɛʒ⫽, [rɛʃ]
ear
rij (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ri⫽, [ri]
bird
rjo (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽rjo⫽, [rjo]
burn (intrans.)
ro (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ro⫽, [ro]
neck
rojker (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽roIjkEr⫽, [roijker]
old
rom (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽rom⫽, [rom]
do, make
romkan (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽romkɒn⫽, [romkɑn]
plan
romkan (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽romkɒn⫽, [romkɑn]
plan, initiative
S
sa (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽sɒ⫽, [sɒ]
long
sek (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽sɛk⫽, [sɛk]
tongue
sektap (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽sɛktɒp⫽, [sɛktɒp]
reputation
sela (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽sɛlɒ⫽, [sɛlɒ]
mana, magical affinity, magic
sis (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽siz⫽, [sis]
louse
som (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽som⫽, [som]
tail
sovolv (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽sovOlv⫽, [sovolf]
stone/rock
szam (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒɒm⫽, [ʒɒm]
big, great
szamara (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒɒmɒrɒ⫽, [ʒɒmɒrɒ]
Szamara, the name of the continent Malaszec is a part of
szet (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒɛt⫽, [ʒɛt]
egg
szle (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒlɛ⫽, [ʒlɛ]
eye
szmil (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒmil⫽, [ʒmil]
tie
szra (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒrɒ⫽, [ʒrɒ]
wind
szresze (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽ʒrɛʒE⫽, [ʒrɛʒɛ]
rain
T
tals (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽tɒlz⫽, [tɒls]
house
tap (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽tɒp⫽, [tɒp]
carry
te (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽tɛ⫽, [tɛ]
stand
tek (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽tɛk⫽, [tɛk]
go
ten (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽tɛn⫽, [tɛn]
foot
tenvec (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽tɛnvEk⫽, [tɛnvɛk]
colony
tin (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽tin⫽, [tin]
blow
tmop (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽tmop⫽, [tmop]
hear
tojsz (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽toIʒ⫽, [toiʃ]
sand
tzik (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽tzik⫽, [tzik]
bone
V
vasgrat (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽vɒsɡrɒt⫽, [vɒsɡrɒt]
train
vec (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽vɛk⫽, [vɛk]
town, city, settlement, village
ves (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽vɛs⫽, [vɛs]
fire
vesjan (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽vɛsjɒn⫽, [vɛzjɒn]
leader, boss
vesz (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽vɛʒ⫽, [vɛʃ]
sweet
viszk (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽viʒk⫽, [viʒk]
dog
vna (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽vnɒ⫽, [vnɒ]
breast
vop (pronoun) Pronunciation: ⫽vop⫽, [vop]
this
Z
zalke (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽zɒlkE⫽, [zɒlkɛ]
cut, divide, apportion
zalke (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽zɒlkE⫽, [zɒlkɛ]
tax, levy
zep (adjective) Pronunciation: ⫽zɛp⫽, [zɛp]
wide
zij (verb) Pronunciation: ⫽zi⫽, [zi]
fall
zloije (noun, mundane) Pronuncation: ⫽zloIjE⫽, [zloije]
ward, a Malaszec corporation with control over a geopolitical entity; province, administrative subdivision
zna (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽snɒ⫽, [znɒ]
arm/hand
znep (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽snɛp⫽, [znɛp]
star
znij (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽sni⫽, [zni]
black
znojon (noun, mundane) Pronunciation: ⫽snojOn⫽, [znojon]
salt