Scellan/Wordlist

In a house

• selc = chair
• blatn = room
• blatn iant = bedroom
• blatn þobéz = dining room
• blatn jehr = bathroom
• blatn sdeev = living room
• llu = door
• çaljad = window

Music

Instruments

• sŋiv = string
• sŋiv eeýnd = sympathetic string
• ðavr = light, bright and versatile fiddle
• ŋams = mellower, viola-range vertical fiddle
• ŋamsóm = large, cello-range bowed string instrument
• lazóv = trombone
• sbwiþ = 8-stringed plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings
• jogóm = zither
• atxagádal = pasta guitar
• sewvore = isomorphic keyboard
• fiwm = drum
• teem = a reed instrument
• txovích = fretless steel guitar
• piáno = piano
• gawl = to sing
• forýnd = to play an instrument
• dlahg = to pluck
• jawv = to bow

Animals and plants

See also: Verse:Tricin/Flora and fauna. The translations given are the closest Earth equivalents.

• vuaþ = penguin
• slefte = butterfly

Food

Cereals

• haiŋ = bread
• sŋyrm = wheat
• jambr = porridge; congee
• rrooŋhwiv = lye roll

Fruit and vegetables

• ymnahd = a fatty fruit often ground into a pulp as a base for sauces or extracted for the oil which is high in saturated fat

Animal products

• ŋoft = meat
• bum = fish

Spices and condiments

• caiþ = salt
• srwataŋc = a spice used for teas and desserts
• neŋgah = chili pepper (from Nurian lenkah)
• matxw = maġġiū
• bidah = pīdah
• floom = kombu
• agl = sugar

Cooking

• hawll = thin soup
• syŋgym = thick soup, stew, or curry
• gwir = to bake
• forŋáþ = to boil
• miw = (liquid) oil
• u = (solid) fat

Drinks

• gnwiah = beverage
• enaŋ = water
• hneed = any alcoholic drink
• jøvr = juice
• þaið = milk
• sorsóra = carbonated drink
• tøølavi = smoothie
• ŋambl = shake

Snacks

• sapsa = snacks and sweets; any non-meal food

Family members

• atnwr = father
• iav = mother
• sarv = brother
• heðl = sister
• coo = son
• juh = daughter
• sos = husband
• chamn = wife

Body

• cuv = mouth
• jawþ = throat

Numbers

• 0 = haŋits
• 1 = cia
• 2 = teþ
• 3 = nee
• 4 = dee
• 5 = søl
• 6 = sdaw
• 7 = rrwi
• 8 = llwað
• 9 = byrv
• 10 = ŋewr
• 11 = ehi
• 12 = cnai
• 144 (12^2) = saiþ
• 1728 (12^3) = hevy
• 20736 (12^4) = wrón

Arithmetic

• frais X: minus X
• sosáwl (v): to add
• ocbẃan (v): to subtract
• astýr (v): to multiply
• robýð (v): to divide
• fẅastýr (v): to exponentiate
• claw (n): nth root
• þindas (n): logarithm
• bahív: modulo
• bavðóor: equation

Basic geometry

circle, polygon, triangle, n-gon, square, rectangle, rhombus, parallelogram, ellipse, parabola, hyperbola, curve, surface, point, line, angle, plane, space, distance, length, width, height, area, volume, dimension, sphere, cube, cylinder, prism, cone, n-hedron, torus, round, flat, curved, pointed/sharp, smooth, geometry

• txycéeb = cylinder (lit. pipe), prism (when not qualified, assumed to be a cylinder)

Science

General

hypothesis, experiment, test, result, confirm/verify

Physics

mass, time, speed, velocity, acceleration, force, work, energy, power, gravity, electricity, magnetism, light, heat, wave, particle, radiation, temperature, pressure, solid, liquid, gas, plasma

Astronomy

sun, moon, star, galaxy, planet, asteroid, orbit, nebula, black hole, quasar, big bang

Chemistry

See also: Eevo/Periodic table

Biology

• þoxroréeg = evolution; to evolve

Mathematics

• vyóoç = axiom
• þoŋẃts = theorem
• wmaðén = to prove/proof
• aréega = conjecture

Logic/Argument

• tŋawm = true
• sgaŋad = false

implies, contradiction, equivalent

Technology

internet, software, program, bug

Dates and time

Weekdays (morelar)

• Saturday: Morel Sfiþ
• Sunday: Morel Ahdi
• Monday: Morel Aloð
• Tuesday: Morel Fricoð
• Wednesday: Morel Sderciþ
• Thursday: Morel Taroð
• Friday: Morel Llifr

The words yhd (morning), rrwi (daytime) and vin (night) can also be used with these words: vin Sfiþ = Saturday night

Months (søømiar)

• January: Tnoomon < Nón, a Talmic god + -on 'adjectivizer'
• February: Anoti < Netagin ʔanâṭ 'incense' + -iyø "feminine adjectivizer"
• March: Llori < Proto-Clofabic loři 'middle/half'
• April: Slysjon < OEevo sleasaí, 'aroma' + -on 'adjectivizer'
• May: Çatslúas < Windermere chatslüas
• June: Pleebar < Proto-Clofabic pδeg bwar 'most light'
• July: Beesí < from bésaí, a Talmic "festival of horns"
• August: Þobúh < Netagin tobúh 'time of storms'
• September: Crifahd < Proto-Clofabic kriβ akti 'thank-day'
• October: Glawm < older go lán '(the month) with seed'
• November: Xadfí < Netagin śadăf "remembrance [of the dead]" + iyø "feminine adjectivizer"
• December: Llavw < Proto-Clofabic laga-wul "long night, winter solstice"

Dates

mm/dd/yyyy = "rree dd mm yyyy", "dd mm yyyy" or "dd-ar mm yyyy" e.g. 4th of July = a dee Beesí, a deevar Beesí or a hree dee Beesí

• Taw a sbis rreem? = What is today's date?
• ... a rreem. = Today is... [date]

Today

• lidyþ = yesterday
• rreem = today
• cøŋ = tomorrow

Directions

Compass directions

• sim = north
• wig = south
• hrosgr = east
• gaws = west

Seasons

• sarð = spring
• llohd = summer
• rrevð = autumn
• bwriad = winter

Medical

• ŋiav = blood
• jasda = pain

Emotions

• saws = happy

sad, angry, scared, excited, anticipating, surprised, lonely, envious, jealous

Description

Colors (yxþar)

• lloos = red
• rraih = yellow
• bys = green
• fosd = blue
• ew = white
• flwv = black
• ŋiwl = brown
• slewv = grey
• lemf = purple
• taltsín = orange
• psaþ = pink

Trician countries and people

• Anøvr = Anøvr
• Binøci = Benocia
• Caroxdér = Qaaroshter
• Çlorofab [ˈçʟɔɾɔfap] = Clofabolocin
• Format [ˈfɔrmat] = Phormatin
• Fytsiv = Swutsib (sxʷəcib; nation of Adetsib people)
• Nacvi = Naquia
• Nwrja = Nūrē
• Vibi = Wibermîn

NSFW

For profanity and sexually explicit terms, see Eevo/Wordlist/NSFW.