This is an early Word list.
The words coined in this time were many, but some are used until thirteen years later, when the final revision is done.
A first word is "najka", the name to the character in the Novels, and it means "art".
By this time also, I've already chosen "nekken", as the "nothingness". It works as a plane of existance in the Cosmology, the very end of Reality for each and every world in the Enigma Universe.
The Nekken is the plane which allows movement to exist.
There's also the word "hal", meaning "success".
Then, "addia" meaning a "being".
A very used word, "bou" or "obou" meaning "tree".
Also, "dui" (the ifu) and "amattakadrama" (the classic word) are words for "example".
We have "draka" for "dragon", another language in itself.
Then, "dung" for "car" or "vehicle", later used as a very useful ending. It also means "way", or "manner".
We also have "fa" for "to feel", and "fiyya" for "feeling", by this time.
We have "fittum" or "fayt" for "pocket".
I've already chosen "fu" for "air", "effect" or "wish" -- and "fuan" for "indicating an effect".
The word "fuukä" meaning "spring" (season) is also chosen by this time.
One of the first words, "geddeg" means "enemy".
Then, we also have "hon" for "study", "business", or "work".
We can see in the notes that "huttu (e)" for "(it's) right" is also in the list.
Then, "icchi" for "father", but I think it's also a later word for "turn". I couldn't find the word, but I'm sure it was used by this time, so in doubt I've decided to put it on the list.
I like a lot "iemmel(ae)" for "sky", the origin for the "ae" ending.
The word "ilae" is also an origin for the "ae" ending, with a difference in pronunciation indicating a Verb, a Name, or a Quality.
We have "imah", "arkkana" and "taika" for "magic".
And also "jug" or "djug" for "feather", or "sword", together with "schinka" and "tou" -- or "djig" for "feather" of "penalty".
We have "ka" for "question" and "ku" for "answer", then "kaku" for "wealth".
I've found "kami" too, meaning "function", "paper", "role", "land", or "divine spirit" (I was not using "shish" yet) -- the Divine Spirit is a feature from the game, which by that time it was changing its name, from Arkkana to Enigma.
The word "ki" or "taburýyd" for "context" are also early words.
I've also chosen "krammer" as the word for "grammar", and "kung" for "community".
The funny word "lanna(t)", meaning "hip", was an early word. It formed "lannetu", meaning "cool", "fasion", or "crazy". It was the starting point for the Akkia slang words.
I have very few words from other languages, but "(el) lempi" meaning "key" is one of them. It comes from Finnish word for "love", and it's here because love is the key.
The word "medae" is for "to meet", also an early word.
I've chosen "Nahän" as "Japan", and "nahharakiyya" as "narrative", the origin for the name of the country.
Then, "oke" for "living being", and the affix "ke" for that use.
The word "olyt" for "village" is also an early word. I found it difficult to define feminine words, but then I've chosen later that they couldn't be preceded by an article, as neutral and masculine words do -- with "el" and "ad".
The particle "osto" for indicating "sureness" or "certainty" was the first Bias particle.
I first used "Ottaka", meaning "Thank you", by this time.
Also, the word "ota", with the meaning of "vote", was a word too.
Finally, "saraba" meaning "mission", and the expression "Saraba dil-a" for "Mission accomplished", was used.
And "saskung" for "egg", as an early word -- we are coming to the end of the list.
Then, "sayfa" for "page" or "leaf", then "schmmach" for "school", and "schtia" for "memory" -- they're all early words.
I've also chosen "shi" as "secret" -- or "sar" -- "warrior", or "flavour" -- also a linking syllable.
I have found "silea" for "happy", and "silaemma" for "happiness".
Then, "suklat" as "chocolate", and "suklatmumbau" as "chocolate cake".
The word "sãkjung" for "master" was also early, as I thought.
The same way as "tabch" for "tobacco" or "cigarrette".
I have chosen "tag" for "empty" or "void", and "te" for "hand", by this time already.
Then, "täi" for "day", and "nok(ta)" for "night" -- "noksa" for "good night".
The character Taila Klai was named after the word "taila", meaning "today", and I find it beautiful.
Also, the word "to" is a very useful word, and "toika" means "luck". It derives the word "toiklant", which means "providence" and we use it to ask for energy from the Gods.
The word "tosi" means "tea", and it's another finnic word, from the word for "truth". This way, tea means true.
Also the word "Tuffal" for "Devil", later "Ujumentu", is from this time.
It's a dark word, with a terrible meaning. I found it wonderful to have had the opportunity to allow her to exist in a new perspective, and she is messing with the people of power who were tyring to mess with everyone, having fun, of course.
But I'm speaking about something only true years later.
The word "tukket", I'm including it because it was a pearl of this time, meaning "lightning". It was the inspiration for the character "Takket", and lately I found he was a player from the world of Akkoya, nearby Arda, that is our Earth.
Then, "twi" meaning "better" or "best", is a very important word.
It forms the expression "Twitte!", or "Do your best!".
So, the word "uffyt", meaning "wrong", is a counterpart of "huttu", that's "right". And "ugah" meaning "shit". The word "ogalix" is also from this time, but it changed meaning with time.
We also have "uttu" for "news", which later derives the word for Christmas.
We don't celebrate Christmas in our culture, but we do with Solstice.
The word "vlatka" means "castle", origin of the "ka" ending words.
Then the family "yal-a", "et(ta)", and "komma", for "to go", "to stay", and "to come" was chosen.
Finally, "zaktaz" meaning "element", lately also "oelment", not an old word.
This is the vocabulary I found in my archives, for this time.
I also have The Narasalama Relationals, and The Origin, as two families from this early stage. I'll have other posts on them. The choice was made to make a simple way to make relations possible in lang, but it also defines distance and position.
To finish our list, the word "ziz" means "sacerdotess".
I then started to use capitalization, but now it's only used to clarify emphasys, or names of people, places and organizations. So, if you see words starting with capital letters, don't worry, it's still in use -- only not a standard, anymore.
This is our first lesson on Vocabulary, we'll have a Grammar lesson next.
Also, Happy New Year, and I hope you're enjoying the reading.
Stay Plugged, Stay True.
