Lesson II - Learn It

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the parent
lur jeuplux
the mother
lor epexalos
the father
lir jeucas
the child
lur coublus
the daughter
lor atifes
the son
lir damt
the boy
lir garazu
the girl
lor hidos
this
destu
the final vowel changes based on the gender of the object being referred to (i for male, o for female, u for neuter).
that
dostu
Like "this," "that" has a final vowel changing based off the object's gender.
to meet
e icjronir
can (do)
e pemtir
to cook
e jenor
to eat
e eheprar
to see
e moscoar
to use
e vemcor
to walk
e redver
to get
e jollor
to give
e ederor
to live
e cit'oar
long time
bocit'al
The term for describing a long time is bocit'al. So, rather than saying "long," "a lot," or some other descriptor, one would use the word "bocit'al," and then the word for time
short time
fuacel
Like bocit'al, fuacel is used when describing short amounts of time
for
pore
with
aum
Aum can also be used when describing groupings within a series, such as in this scenario: "I like fruits, pastries, gray [aum] blue skies, and books."
and
tat
but
wor
together
junlis
the friend
lur fecevux
the best friend
lur fecevux d'érum
the family
lor tequpes
the sibling
lur werrus
the sister
lor rennes
the brother
lir wadas
the grandparent
lur mijelus
the grandmother
lor mijelos
the grandfather
lir mijelis
the grandchild
lur scèclus
the grandson
lir scèclis
the granddaughter
lor scèclos
the pibling
lur vecifus
Pibling = Parent's sibling (gender neutral term for aunt or uncle)
the aunt
lor cemzenos
the uncle
lir vecifis
the cousin
lur vexaun
The letter u is replaced by whatever letter corresponds to the gender of the cousin
the male cousin
lir vexain
the female cousin
lor vexaon
the spouse
lur vaocjus
the husband
lir vaogas
the wife
lor jefres
the partner
lur fulladus
the boyfriend
lir fulladis
the girlfriend
lor fullados
the time
lir it'tas
the baby
lur leatranus
the water
lor wes
the milk
lir egellas