a’ tu (AH too): insect on the island of Po’Am
ajlit (ah-JLEET): cool, neat
ajun nesyarei (AH-joon ness-YAR-eh-ee): means “primary elements,” the basic forms of the Junta martial art
akoltam (ah-KOL-tahm): excellent
atonkveti (ah-tohn-KVET-ee): in a state of being “frozen” by love, lovestruck
avetilinat (ah-veh-TEEL-ihn-aht): put off, perturbed
Ba’nasi (bah NAH see): Amnasi word for Bhreans
baka (BAH kah): Amnasi word for crazy
balnai (bahl-NAI): a word akin to “bravo”
balsami (bahl-SAHM-ee): congratulations
bap mi (bahp MEE): Amnasi word for wellspring, treasure
bolakh (BOH-lahkh) pl. bolakei (BOH-lahkh-eh-ee): unsavory individual, an idiot
chaptu (CHAP too): Amnasi for “goodbye”
des (des), pl. desei (DES-eh-ee): unit of distance equivalent to roughly half a mile
desakh (deh-SAKH): drink made from a Zuldan fruit
deskra (DESS-krah), pl. deskrei (DESS-kreh-ee): unit of time made up of five gerasei, or forty five days
ga’nasi (gah NAH see): Amnasi word for outsiders
geras (GEHR-ahs), pl. gerasei (GEHR-ahs-eh-ee): unit of time made up of nine days
glesil (GLESS-ihl): honey
ilis (EE-lis): sauce made from cooking sugar and spices, often added to desserts
isthilak (ISS-thil-ahk): meaning “one of a younger race,” language of origin is unknown
jant (jahnt): a plant that is a pale yellow color, similar to flax
ka’ so ne’i (KAH soh neh-ee): Amnasi for lowlife, deadbeat
kasaba (kah SAH bah): Amnasi for grandfather
kaumat (KOW-maht): immature person
kerisya (kehr-IHS-yah): sweetheart, dear one
kita (KEE-tah): slang word for posterior
kosjnet (KOHZH-net): Bhrean dish made of grains soaked in thick cream
kosujat akosu (KOH-soo-jaht ah-KOH-soo): literally means “toward a living life,” a phrase used when sharing drinks with friends
kusj (koozh), pl. kusjei (KOOZH-eh-ee): slang word for testicles
kvetinei (KVET-ihn-eh-ee), sing. kvetin (KVET-ihn): lovers
lep ku (LEP koo): name for Amnasti hieroglyphs
lerin (LEHR-ihn) pl. lerinei (LEHR-ihn-eh-ee): Bhrean noble
lora aramet (LOR-ah AR-ah-met): young lady
nasi (NAH-see): Amnasi for people
nawe asul (NAH-weh ah-SOOL): term of endearment for children, meaning “little one”
ne’ ta (neh TAH): Amnasi word for a sorceress, a witch
netaram (NET-ar-ahm): a salad made of different slices of fruit and chilled
ni ker cho (nee kehr CHOH): Amnasi phrase meaning simple-minded
nuti (NOO tee): antelope-like animal native the jungles of Po’Am
pakarra (pah-KAR-ah): An ancient symbol that predates Bhrean culture, traced back to the Jolans and other ancient cultures. It is characterized by a snake eating its own tail.
pakrea (pakh-REH-ah): a set of social mores and etiquette in Bhrean culture
palu (PAH loo): Amnasi for young male
paluyi (PAH loo yee): Amnasi for young woman
paskutan (PAHS-koo-tahn): meaning “case in point,” literally “it stands there”
peras (PAIR-ahs), pl. perasei (PAIR-ahs-eh-ee): formal adornments worn by Bhrean women around the waist
pevram (PEV-rahm): alcoholic drink made from distilling fermented grain and aging in special wooden barrels
porya (POR-yah): mineral used to strengthen metals in smithing
pota (POH tah): Amnasi word for condensation or patronization
saba (SAH-bah): Amnasi word for father
sam na (sam NAH): Amnasi phrase for “calm down” or “settle down”
sekran (sek-RAHN): group of initiates in the Junta Order
Sem Kasunel (SEM KAH-soo-nel): term of respect for someone very powerful (e.g.,. a god) used by those of a lower station
Sem Narim (SEM nar-EEM): term of respect used for the queen, used by those of lower station, equivalent to “Your Majesty”
Sem Sarwe (sem SAR-weh): term of respect used for female children of the royal family, used by those of lower station, equivalent to “Your Majesty”
Sem Suskem (SEM soos-KEM): term of respect used for the king used by those of a lower station, equivalent to “Your Majesty”
Sem Topas (SEM TOH-pahs): term of respect used for male children of the royal family, used by those of lower station, equivalent to “Your Majesty”
semlora (sem-LOR-ah): term of respect for females of a higher station
semrawan (sem-RAH-wahn): term of respect for males of higher station
serakh (SEHR-ahkh): memory or daydream, can refer to a vision
siket (see-KET): alas, what a pity
so nalu (soh NAH loo): “I’m sorry” in Amnasi
suwe (SOO-weh), pl. suwei (SOO-weh-ee): a unit of time made up of about 90 minutes
svinu (SVEE-noo): young whelp
svotel (SVOH-tell): the Sight, the ability to sense thoughts and other mysterious abilities
talernesh (TAH-lair-nesh): a word combining Bhrean “taler” and Amnasi “nesh,” a slang word
tipi (TEE-pee): word equivalent to “got it” or “okay” in the Amnasi language
tletna (TLET-nah): aura, spirit
tsupa (TSOO pah): Amnasi word for lava
tuvarn (too-VARN): squire
volutam (VOH-loo-tahm): nonsense
yaki (YAH kee): Amnasi slang word for excrement
yamisa (yah-MEE-sah): roasted meat flavored with traditional Bhrean spices
yo’ damu (yoh DAH moo): Amnasi for “very well” or “so be it”yongti (YONG tee): a predator cat native to Po’Am