= = = GUIDE TO THE PEGAKIBO LANGUAGE = = =

Third Edition-
The Revival and Refinement of a Long Lost Language
By Jack Eisenmann

= = = INTRO = = =

I made the original Pegakibo guide (second edition) in 7th grade as a middle schooler at Noble and Greenough. The last language I had made was "Udret", a simple cypher for English words. Unlike Udret, Pegakibo had its own grammar. Unfortunately, I never was determined to learn the language I made, and I abandoned it.

Five years later I have learned much more about languages. I have taken 5 years of Latin, 3 years of Spanish, and have learned Esperanto. All the while, the Pegakibo language has been collecting dust in my hard drive. Recently I have had the idea to make a language that uses only numbers as words; a kind of parody language that removes any emotional connection between symbols and their meaning. This reminded me of Pegakibo, which has only 11 letters and a rigid consonant-vowel pattern.

I then decided to challenge myself to bring Pegakibo back from the dead. When making the language, I focused more on quantity than quality; my goal was to create the biggest Pegakibo dictionary possible. In this edition, I have done the following things:
- Removed extraneous and redundant words.
- Simplified the grammar, but made it more precise.
- Clarified the meanings of various words.
- Add important but missing words.

Looking back, it is funny to see certain aspects of the language. Things that I liked as a 7th grader (ex: ROBI = guinea pig, KEGE = candy) had shorter words. Some of the longer words (ex: PIRAGEGA = friday, PIGOTUGI = football) contained other Pegakibo words or were compound Pegakibo words (PIRA = good, GEGA = day; PIGO = ball, TUGI = foot). Words which were negative had more U's and O's (ex: TUGU = garbage, TORU = problem), while words which were positive or small had more I's and E's (ex: GIPI = bit, PIKIGERA = daisy). Some words (ex: BERO = berry, GETARU = guitar, POPARA = to pop, KUKUKO = to cook) sounded like their English meanings. When adding new words to the language, I have tried to keep some of these conventions in mind.

= = = ALPHABET = = =

There are 11 letters in the Pegakibo alphabet. The letters and symbols are portrayed in ascii art below.

 OOO     OOO     OO      OOO      OO
O   O   O   O   O O     O O O       O
OOOOO   OOO O   O O O   O O O   O   O
O   O   O         O O   O   O   O   O
 OOO     OO       OO     OOO     OOO

  A       E       I       O       U

 OOO     OO       O      OO      OOO     OO
O   O   O O       O     O       O O O   O O
OOOOO   OOOOO   OOOOO   O OOO   O O O   OOO O
  O     O   O   O O     O   O     O       O O
  O      OOO     OO      OOO      O       OO

  P       B       K       G       T       R

 OO                       O       OO
O O                       O         O
O O       O     OOOOO   O O     O   O
          O             O       O    
          O              OO      OO

  "       .       ,       !       ?

 OOO      OO      O       OO      OO
O   O     O O     O         O     O O
O   O     O O   OOO O   O OOO   OOOOO
O   O     O     O   O   O   O   O O  
 OOO      O      OOO     OOO     OO 

  0       1       2       3       4

Note how each symbol fits in a diamond with 4 diagonal outer lines and 4 orthogonal interior lines.

A is pronounced short as in cAt or brAss.
E is short as in Egg or pEn.
I is pronounced as a long E as in bEEt or sEE.
O is long as in mOre or nOde.
U is pronouced as oo as in fOOd or nOOb.
P is pronounced as in Pass or rePay.
B is pronounced as in Buy or reBate.
K is pronounced as in Key or lacKing.
G is hard as in Gate or aGar.
T is pronounced as in Tar or aTTack.
R is pronounced as in Real or aRRay.

Emphasis always falls on the second to last syllable.

Counting is in base 5, with the least significant digit on the right side.

Words are formed by a series of consonant-vowel pairs; a consonant is always immediately followed by a vowel, and a vowel is always immediately preceded by a consonant.

Because letters always follow this pattern, a newer alphabet of 30 letters may be used to write Pegakibo in a smaller space.

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\_/   \|/    V     V           |
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 BI    PI    GI    KI    RI    TI

/-\   /|\   \ /   \|/   ---   ---
\_/   \|/    V     V           |
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---   ---   ---   ---   ---   ---

 BE    PE    GE    KE    RE    TE

/-\   /|\   \ /   \|/   ---   ---
\_/   \|/    V     V           |
 ^     ^     ^     ^     ^     ^    
/ \   / \   / \   / \   / \   / \

 BA    PA    GA    KA    RA    TA

/-\   /|\   \ /   \|/   ---   ---
\_/   \|/    V     V           |
/-\   /-\   /-\   /-\   /-\   /-\
\_/   \_/   \_/   \_/   \_/   \_/

 BO    PO    GO    KO    RO    TO

/-\   /|\   \ /   \|/   ---   ---
\_/   \|/    V     V           |

---   ---   ---   ---   ---   --- 
  
 BU    PU    GU    KU    RU    TU

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       |    \     \
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 "     .     ?     !     ,

/-\    |    --\   --\   | |
| |    |      /   __|   |_|
| |    |     /      |     |
\_/    |    ---   --/     |

 0     1     2     3     4

= = = GRAMMAR = = =

There are three parts of speech: nouns, verbs, and descriptors.
Nouns are things, objects, people, and places.
Verbs are actions or relational operators. They are ALWAYS transitive (can accept a direct object).
Descriptors act as both adjectives and adverbs; they can modify any part of speech. Descriptors are sometimes used as intransitive verbs.

A period, exclamation point, or question mark always end a sentence.

Word order follows the subject-verb-object paradigm: a noun before a verb performs the verb, a noun after a verb receives the verb's action.
The subject and direct object are optional in a clause. If the subject is excluded, the clause becomes passive.

A descriptor is placed after the word it describes.
Numbers act as descriptors, and thus are placed after what they modify.

Words of the same part of speech may be grouped together and treated as a single unit. Unlike in English, a conjunction is not required to do this; the word "and" is implied. To avoid ambiguity with descriptors modifying descriptors, commas may be placed between grouped words.
Predicates may be grouped in a similar fashion, in which case the subject(s) perform the actions of all the verbs. 

A clause may be surrounded by quotation marks to form a subordinate clause or a gerund. Such a grouping is functionally treated as a noun, and thus is called a "situation noun". A situation noun refers to the action or process of its clause (unless certain descriptors are added).
Quotation marks may also be used to enclose speech said by someone.

= = = EXAMPLES = = =

Each example consists of English text, a Pegakibo translation, and the literal meaning of each Pegakibo word.

The sun shines.
KUTARA PIGI.
sun shining.

The sun is shining.
KUTARA PIGI BI.
sun shining present.

The sun shone.
KUTARA PIGI RA.
sun shining past.

The sun will shine.
KUTARA PIGI KOTI.
sun shining future.

The sun is shining again.
KUTARA PIGI BUPI.
sun shining again.

The sun will shine tomorrow.
"KUTARA PIGI" POBA "GEGA BOGE" KI.
"sun shining" during "day follow" subject.

The sun shines brightly.
KUTARA PIGI BIKAPO.
sun shining very.

The sun is rising now.
"GERI BEGE KUTARA" BO "TURI RU".
"move up sun" at "time this".

All the people shouted.
GAKE TO PITO BATOKA RA.
person the all shout past.

Some of the people shouted.
GAKE TO RAGO BATOKA RA.
person the some shout past.

Many of the people shouted twice.
GAKE TO TOGE BATOKA RA GEPI.
person the many shout past two.

Happy people often shout.
GAKE PIBI BATOKA KOGOKE.
person happy shout often.

The kitten jumped up.
PIBETI TO TIGOPI RA BEGE.
cat the jump past up.

The kitten jumped onto the table.
"PIBETI TO TIGOPI RA" GI GERO BEGOTU TO.
"cat the jump past" on to table the.

My little kitten walked away.
""PIBETI GETE GA RE" KI TIKE RA" RUPE.
""cat small of me" subject walk past" away.

It's raining.
PIBU BI.
rain present.

The rain came down.
PIBU TO KAPO RA GOKI.
rain the come past down.

The kitten is playing in the rain.
"PIBETI TO RABE BI" TA PIBU TO.
"cat the play is" in rain the.

The rain has stopped.
GIKA RA PIBU TO.
stop past rain the.

Soon the rain will stop.
GIKA KOTI GATITU PIBU TO.
stop future soon rain the.

I hope the rain stops soon.
RE BE "GIKA GATITU PIBU TO".
I want "stop soon rain the."

Once wild animals lived here.
"KETERUTI KU KERE REPO RA TA PUBA RU" BO BEGORE BU.
"animal plural wild living past in place this" at time one.

Slowly she looked around.
BEGI TO TERERUKA RA KIPEPA TEGI PITO.
woman the look past slowly thing all.

Go away!
"GERI PATO KIBE" RUPE!
"move imperative self" away!

Let's go!
GERI PATO KIBO!
move imperative us!

You should go.
GERI GIBI KIGE.
move should you.

I will be happy to go.
RE GERI KOTI PIBI KIBE.
I move future happily self.

He will arrive soon.
KEROKU TO KAPO GARE KOTI GATITU.
man the come finished future soon.

The baby's ball has rolled away.
"ROTUTARO RA "PIGO GA BITA TO" KI" RUPE.
"roll past "ball of baby the" subject" away.

The two boys are working together.
GITI TO GEPI BUTA BI REKE.
boy the two work present together.

This mist will probably clear away.
TUTUBI RU RUKIBO KOTI GOGE BIKAPO.
mist this leave future might very.

Lovely flowers are growing everywhere.
"PUKIPO BI PITA KU PIROKO" TA PUBA PITO.
"grow present flower plural beautiful" in place every.

We should eat more slowly.
KIBO KIGIKI GIBI KIPEPA GE.
we eat should slowly more.

You have come too soon.
KIGE KAPO RA GATITU BA.
you come past soon too.

You must write more neatly.
KIGE RATO "PIKA GUGE GE".
you need "write clearly more".

Henry's dog is lost.
KUPATO RA "RURURU GA Henry" ki.
lose past "dog of henry" subject.

My cat is black.
"PIBETI GA RE" KI KAGITU.
"cat of me" subject black.

The little girl's doll is broken.
BUTI RA "BERITOGE GA TAKU GETE TO" KI.
break past "doll of girl little the" subject.

I usually sleep soundly.
RE PAGO PIRA GOBIGU.
I sleeping well usually.

The children ran after Jack.
GETOGE KU TO TOKE RA Jack.
child plural the run past Jack.

I can play after school.
"RE KIKO "RABE"" BOGE RUKE.
"I can "play"" after school.

We went to the village for a visit.
"KIBO KAPO RA GOPUBI GETE" KOGU "RITUPA".
"we come past town small" for "visit".

We arrived at the river.
KIBO KAPO GARE RA PAKUGE.
we come finished past river.

I have been waiting for you.
RE TOBI RA KIGE.
I wait was you.

The campers sat around the fire.
"GAKE KU TO PAKEBE RA GA REKU" GATI ROREGA TO.
"person plural the sitting past of camp" near fire the.

A little girl with a kitten sat near me.
"TAKU GETE TOKI PAKEBE RA PETO PIBETI" GATI RE.
"girl little a sitting past with cat" near me.  

The child waited at the door for her father.
"GETOGE TO TOBI RA TUPUKE" BO PATERE TO.
"child the wait past father" at door the.

Yesterday the oldest girl lost her kitten.
"TAKU KOKOTI ROGA TO KUPATO RA "PIBETI GA KIBU" KI" POBA "GEGA KIPOPA" KI.
"girl old most the lose past "cat of parent-self" subject" during "day previous" subject.

Were you born in this village?
"BOBERA RA KIGE" TA GOPUBI GETE RU?
"give-birth past you" in town small this?

Can your brother dance well?
"KOKITI GA KIGE" KI KIKO "GAPI PIRA"?
"brother of you" subject can "dance well"?

Did the man leave?
KEROKU TO RUKIBO RA?
man the leave past?

Is your sister coming for you?
"RETUBE GA KIGE" KI KAPO BI PITE?
"sister of you" subject come present SN-self?

Can you come tomorrow?
"KIGE KIKO "KAPO"" POBA "GEGA BOGE" KI?
"you can "come"" during "day following" subject?

Have the neighbors gone away for the winter?
"GURUPA KU TO RUKIBO RA" TIBI TEREGO TO?
"neighbor plural the leave past" for-duration-of winter the?

Does the bird sing in the rain?
"PIBE TO PEBE" TA PIBU?
"bird the sing" in rain?

Are you going with us to the concert?
"KIGE KAPO KOTI GERIBO TO" PETO KIBO?
"you come future concert the" with us?

Have you ever travelled in the jungle?
"GERI RA KIGE" TA RUBOPI POBA BEGORE BOKE?
"travel past you" in jungle during time any?

Everybody knows about hunting.
"GAKE PITO REGO" BOPUPU "PUBUGO".
"person all know" about "hunt".

Tom laughed at the monkey's tricks.
Tom TURATA RA ""TUGEPIRU" GA PATOGU" KI.
Tom laugh past ""trick" of monkey" subject.

An old man with a walking stick stood beside the fence.
KEROKU KOKOTI TOKI GOPI RA PETO "GIRA KOGU "TIKE"" KI GATI PURAKO TO.
man old a standing past with "stick for "walk"" subject near fence the.

The squirrel's nest was hidden by leaves.
TEPI KU REGITO RA "KOGIGE GA GATAKIPU TO" KI.
leaf plural hide past "nest of squirrel the" subject.

The little seeds waited patiently under the snow for the warm spring sun.
TIBAGOBA KU GETE TO TOBI RA BITUGIPO ""BIRITI GA "KUTARA GA PAKU" KI" KI TOKEBU TIRA TO.
seed plural little the wait past patiently "light of "sun of spring" subject" subject under snow the.

The cover of the basket fell to the floor.
"BUPA RA "KOTU TO GA PEKIREBO TO" KI" GERO GIKAPU TO.
"drop past "cover the of basket the" subject" to floor the.

The first boy in the line stopped at the entrance.
""GITI TO TA KAPERI BU BITE TO" KI GIKA RA KIBE" BO TUPURIKA TO.
""boy the in ranked one line the" subject stop past self" at entrance the.

On the top of the hill in a little hut lived a wise old woman.
"BEGI GIROPA KOKOTI TOKI REPO RA TA KAKETO GETE" KE GI "KEBAPO GA PUTA TO" KI.
"woman wise old a living past in hut small" object on "top of hill the" subject.

When will your guests from the city arrive?
""TORIPE KU GA KIGE RUPE GABEKO TO" KI KAPO GARE KOTI" BO TURI RIBO?
""guest plural of you from city the" subject come finished future" at time which?

The strong roots of the trees were torn from the ground.
"TIROPAPU RA "TERAGU TO BOBI GA GURERI KU TO" KI" RUPE TERETI TO.
"tear past "root the strong of tree plural the" subject" from ground the.

The sun looked down through the branches upon the children at play.
"KUTARA TO TERERUKA RA GOKI "GETOGE KU TO RABE" KI" PARU GIRA KU TO.
"sun the look past down "child plural the play" subject" through branch plural the.

The spool of thread rolled across the floor.
"ROTUTARO RA "PEREKUTA TO RAGI TIRIGU" KI" KITO GIKAPU TO.
"roll past "cylinder the has thread" subject" across floor the.

A box of growing plants stood in the Window.
"GATO TOKI GOPI RA RAGI "PUKIPO TIBA KU" KE" TA GIKUGU TO.
"box a standing past have "grow plant plural" object" in window the.

I am very happy.
RE PIBI BIKAPO BI.
I happy very present.

Sea water is salty.
"TITE GA KUTOGE" KI RAGI GEPA.
"water of sea" subject have salt.

The streets are full of people.
RERI KU TO RAGIKA BI BUTU GAKE KU.
street plural the contain present fully person plural.

Sugar tastes sweet.
GUKERO KIKAPA KIKA.
taste sweetly sugar.

The fire feels hot.
PATUPI PEPI ROREGA TO.
feel hotly fire the.

The little girl seemed lonely.
TAKU GETE TO REGARU RA "GATUKO".
girl little the seem past "lonely".

I have lost my blanket.
RE KUPATO RA "BUGABI GA RE" KI.
I lose past "blanket of me" subject.

A bird has built his nest in the apple tree.
"PIBE TOKI PAKA GARE RA "KOGIGE GA KIBU" KI" TA "GURERI TO GA KUTI KU" KI.
"bird a build finished past "nest of parent-self" subject" in "tree the of apple plural" subject.

At noon we ate our lunch by the road.
"KIBO KIGIKI RA "RETEPA GA KIBO" KI" GATI RERI TO.
"we eat past "lunch of us" subject" by road the.

Their voices sound very happy.
"RORUPA GA GAKE KU GO" KI REGARU "PIBI BIKAPO".
"voice of person plural those" subject seem "happy very".

Have all the leaves fallen from the tree?
"BUPA GARE RA TEPI PITO TO" RUPE GURERI TO?
"drop finished past leaf all the" from tree the?

Will you be ready on time?
"KIGE PUGE KOTI" KIPOPA TURI GIBI?
"you ready future" before time appropriate?

Will you send this message for me?
"KIGE TOPO KOTI KORARO RU" KOGU RE?
"you send future message this" for me?

Are you waiting for me?
KIGE TOBI BI RE?
you wait present me?

Are these shoes too big for you?
"REGUTI KU RU BIKAPO BA" KAPI KIGE?
"shoe plural these big too" relative-to you?

How wide is the River?
PAKUGE BIGOTOPA KEPO RIBO?
river wide to-an-extent which?

Listen.
REKOPI PATO.
listen imperative.

Sit here by me.
"PAKEBE PATO" GATI RE TA PUBA RU.
"sit imperative" near me in this place.

Keep this secret until tomorrow.
"GIBEPI PATO POTU RU" PIRE "GEGA BOGE" KI.
"keep imperative idea secret this" until "day following" subject.

Come with us.
"KAPO PATO" PETO KIBO.
"come imperative" with us.

Bring your friends with you.
"TETU PATO "TIGU KU GA KIBU" KI" PETO PITE.
"bring imperative "friend plural of parent-self" subject" with SN-self.

Be careful.
KUPI PATO.
careful imperative.

Have some tea.
RAGI PATO TEPITITE TOKI.
have imperative tea some.

Pip and his dog were great friends.
Pip "RURURU GA Pip" KI ROBU RA TIGU KU PIRA.
Pip "dog of Pip" subject were past friend plural good.

John and Elizabeth are brother and sister.
John Elizabeth ROBU KOKITI RETUBE.
John Elizabeth are brother sister.

You and I will go together.
GERI KOTI REKE KIGE RE.
move future together you me.

They opened all the doors and windows.
GAKE KU GO KEPE RA PATERE GIKUGU TO PITO.
person plural those open past door window the all.

He is small, but strong.
"KEROKU GO GETE" KAKU "PITU BOBI".
"man that small" but "parent-SN-self strong".

Does the sky look blue or gray?
TETABI TO REGARU ""TETA" TIPOPA "REBA""?
sky the seem ""blue" or "gray""?

Come with your father or mother.
"KAPO PATO" PETO ""TUPUKE TIPOPA BIPEPI" GA KIGE" KI.
"come imperative" with ""father or mother" of you" subject.

I am tired, but very happy.
"RE PUTIRU BI" KAKU "RE PIBI BIKAPO".
"I tired present" but "I happy very".

He played a tune on his wonderful flute.
"KEROKU GO PAGU RA KOPE" PABU ""PEPUKORE KEKIRU" KI GA PITU" KI.
"man that play past music" by-means-of ""flute amaze" subject of parent-SN-self" subject.

A company of soldiers marched over the hill and across the meadow.
""GUKE RAGIKA GURATO KU" KI TOKI BOKOGA RA" KEBA PUTA TO KITO BARAGA TO.
""crowd contain soldier plural" subject a marching past" over hill the across field the.

The first part of the story is very interesting.
POPU KAPERI BU GA REPIPA TO TIKETORO BIKAPO.
part ranked one of story the interest very.

The crow dropped some pebbles into the pitcher and raised the water to the brim.
""BUPAKA TO BUPA RA TUBOPO KU TOKI" TA GERO RAGIKABO TO" TOKA ""BEGIKA TITE TO" GERO BO KEBAPO TO".
""crow the drop past pebble plural some" in to container the" cause ""raise water the" to at top the". 

The baby clapped and laughed in glee.
BITA TO GATERA RA TURATA PIBI.
baby the clap past laugh happily.

Stop your game and be quiet.
KIGE PIBEPA PATO GIKA PATO "PIPOTURA GA KIGE" KI. 
you quiet imperative stop imperative "game of you" subject.

The sound of the drums grew louder and louder.
"BATOPA GA PETABETU KU TO" KI TAKEPE RA "BATOPARE GE, BATOPARE GE".
"sound of drum plural the" subject become past "loud more, loud more".

Do you like summer or winter better?
RE PAPO GE "GATA TIPOPA TEREGO"?
you like more "summer or winter"?

That boy will have a wonderful trip.
GITI GO RAGI KOTI ""GERI" KEKIRU" KI.
boy that have future ""move" amaze" subject.

They popped corn, and then sat around the fire and ate it.
"GAKE KU TO POPARA RA BOTU KOTI" ROTU "PITU PAKEBE, KIGIKI BOTU TO" GATI ROREGA TO.
"person plural the pop past corn some" and "parent-SN-self sit, eat corn the" near fire the.

They won the first two games, but lost the last one.
"GAKE KU GO TAGOKUPA RA PIPOTURA GEPI KAPERI BU TO" KAKU "TAGOKU PIPOTURA KEBO TO".
"person plural those win past game two ranked one the" but "lose game last the". 

Take this note, carry it to your mother; and wait for an answer.
BIGEPI PATO BEPO RU. "TETU PATO BEPO TO" GERO "BIPEPI GA KIGE" KI. TOBI PATO "GAKOBO" TOKI.
take imperative note this. "carry imperative note the" to "mother of you" subject. wait imperative "answer" a.

I awoke early, dressed hastily, and went down to breakfast.
RE TAKEPE RA KUGEKU "PAGO PA", PURITI PITEPA KIBE, KAPO GOKI TOPATEKU.
I become past early "sleeping not", dress hastily self, come down breakfast.

Aha! I have caught you!
TATATA! RE RAPO RA KIGE!
aha! I catch past you!

This string is too short!
TIRIGU RU KETO BA!
string this short too!

The wind has blown my hat away!
"GETU TO BUGO RA "KEKUTE GA RE" KI" RUPE!
"wind the blow past "hat of me" subject" away!

That news is sad indeed!
PATAPARE GO KIRARU PURO!
news that sad indeed!

That cold wind freezes my nose!
GETU BIBU GO GOGEKURA "TUBA GA RE" KI!
wind cold that freeze "nose of me" subject!

Are you warm enough now?
"KIGE PEPI ROPO" BO TURI RU?
"you hot enough" at time this?

They heard the warning too late.
GAKE KU GO RIRA RA REBAGO BA "GABURA" TO.
person plural those hear past late too "warn" the.

We are a brave people, and love our country.
KIBO ROBU GAKE KU GUTO, ROGO "TEBABU GA KIBU" KI.
we are person plural brave love "land of parent-self" subject.

All the children came except Mary.
"GETOGE KU TO PITO REKUTU Mary" KI KAPO RA.
"child plural the all except Mary" subject come past.

Jack seized a handful of pebbles and threw them into the lake.
Jack BERA BIGEPI RA "GIRU RAGIKA BUTU TUBOPO KU" KE TOKI. "Jack GOGU TUBOPO TO" TA GERO PUREGI TO.
Jack hold take past "hand contain fully pebble plural" object a. "Jack throw pebble the" in to lake the.

Our bird's name is Jacko.
"POKA GA "PIBE GA KIBO" KI" KI ROBU Jacko.
"name of "bird of us" subject" subject is Jacko.

The river knows the way to the sea.
PAKUGE TO REGO "PIKI TO GERO KUTOGE TO" KI.
river the know "way the to sea the" subject.

They looked cautiously about, but saw nothing dangerous.
"GAKE KU TO TERERUKA RA KUPI TEGI KU PITO" KAKU "TERERU TEGI BUTUGU GERURI".
"person plural the look past carefully thing plural all" but "see thing dangerous no".

The little house had three rooms, a sitting room, a bedroom, and a tiny kitchen.
RUTOKI GETE TO RAGI RA PUBO PI, "PUBO KOGU "PAKEBE"" KI, "PUBO KOGU "PAGO"" KI, KEKOBE GETE BIKAPO.
house little the have past room three, "room for "sit"" subject, "room for "sleeping"" subject, kitchen little very.

We learn something new each day.
"KIBO TEBUGU TEGI TOKI" POBA "GEGA PITO".
"we learn thing some" during "day every".

The market begins five minutes earlier this week.
"PIGA RIKETO TO" BO "TIRIKA GA "KIGA BU RO KIPOPA TURI GOBIGU TO" KI" KI POBA BUGEGAPI RU.
"start market the" at "start of "minute one zero before time normal the" subject" subject during week this.

Did you find the distance too great?
KIGE GEKEGA RA BAKOPA TO BIKAPO BA?
you have-opinion past distance the big excessively?

Hurry, children.
GETOGE KU KIPURA PATO.
child plural hurry imperative.

Here under this tree they gave their guests a splendid feast.
"GAKE KU TO TIBO RA GURUBI PIRA BIKAPO" GERO "TORIPE KU GA PITU" KI TA PUBA RU TOKEBU GURERI RU.
"person plural the give past meal good very" to "guest plural of parent-SN-self" subject in place this under tree this.

In winter I get up at night, and dress by yellow candlelight.
""RE TAKEPE "PAGO PA"" POBA TEREGO BEGEPU" ROTU ""PURITI KIBE" TA "BIRITI GEBU GA RIBIPEKU" KI".
""I become "sleeping not" during winter night" and ""dress self" in "light yellow of candle" subject".

Tell the last part of that story again.
KA PATO BUPI "POPU KEBO GA REPIPA GO" KI.
tell imperative again "part last of story that" subject.

Be quick or you will be too late.
"KIPE PATO" TIPOPU "KIGE REBAGO KOTI BA".
"quick imperative" xor "you late future excessively".

Will you go with us or wait here?
""GERI KOTI KIGE" PETO KIBO" TIPOPU ""TOBI" TA PUBA RU"?
""move future you" with us" xor ""wait" in place this"?

Think first and then act.
"PETOPI PATO KAPERI BU" KIPOPA "RAPOGO".
"think imperative ranked one" before "do".

I stood, a little mite of a girl, upon a chair by the window, and watched the falling snowflakes.
"RE GOPI RA PORE "PIPE GETE ROBU TAKU" KI" GI GIGE TOKI GATI GIKUGU TO. TERERUKA "BUPA "TIPIRERI KU TO GA TIRA" KI" KE.
"I standing past like "bug small is girl" subject" on chair a near window the. watch "drop "flake plural the of snow" subject" object.

Show the guests these shells, my son, and tell them their strange history.
""TABERI GA RE" KI TIPO PATO BOKABE KU RU" GERO TORIPE KU TO. KA PATO "REPIPA TIPU GA TEGI KU GO".
""son of me" subject show imperative shell plural these" to guest plural the. tell imperative "story strange of things plural those".

Be satisfied with nothing but your best.
"BUGA PA PATO" PETO GEGOTU ""PIRA ROGA" GA KIGE" KI.
"hungry not imperative" with only ""good most" of you" subject.

We consider them our faithful friends.
KIBO GEKEGA "GAKE KU GO ROBU(RU) ""PATEPE TIGU KU" KE GA KIBO" KI".
we have-opinion "person plural those are(-equal) ""trust friend plural" object of us" subject".

We will make this place our home.
KIBO TOKA KOTI "PUBA RU ROBURU "REKA GA KIBU" KI".
we cause future "place this is-equal "home of parent-self" subject".

The squirrels make their nests warm and snug with soft moss and leaves.
"GATAKIPU KU TO TOKA RA ""KOGIGE GA KIBU" KI PEPI GETE, PAKIRE"" PABU RIGABA BEBU TEPI KU.
"squirrel plural the cause past ""nest of parent-self" subject hot somewhat, comfortable"" by-means-of moss soft leaf plural.

The little girl made the doll's dress herself.
"TAKU GETE TO PAGU RA BOROTE "PIGIKETI GA BERITOGE TO" KI".
"girl little the make past alone "dress of doll the" subject".

I hurt myself.
RE BUTUGO RA KIBE.
I harm past self.

She was talking to herself.
"BEGI TO KA RA" GERO PITE.
"woman the talk past" to SN-self. 

He proved himself trustworthy.
KEROKU TO PORUBU RA "PATEPE GIBI KIBU".
man the prove past "trust appropriately parent-self".

We could see ourselves in the water.
KIBO KIKO RA ""TERERU KIBU" TA TITE TO".
we were-able past ""see parent-self" in water the".

Do it yourself.
RAPOGO PATO BOROTE BUTARE TO
do imperative alone task the.

I feel ashamed of myself.
RE TOKA "KIBU PATUPI "RIRUGO"".
I cause "parent-self feel "shameful"".

Sit here by yourself.
"PAKEBE PATO BOROTE" TA PUBA RU.
"sit imperative alone" in place this.

They wore red caps, the symbol of liberty.
GAKE KU TO GIKITA RA "KEKUTE KU PUGUGO ROBU "BOTABO GA "KABIRA"" KI" KI.
person plural the wear past "hat plural red are "symbol of "free"" subject" subject".

With him as our protector, we fear no danger.
"KIBO PATUPI "BUTUGU" GERURI" PETO "KEROKU GO ROBU ""PUKO TI" KI GA PITU" KI".
"we feel "dangerous" no" with "man that is ""protect occupationally" subject of parent-SN-self" subject".

All her lace, ribbons, and feathers were packed away in a trunk.
"TIKOGI RA "TIRIGU TIRIKUGI KU PIBETIKI KU GA BEGI TO" KI PITO" TA KARIKE TOKI.
"pack past "lace ribbon plural feather plural of woman the" subject all" in case a.

He thought that she was light, like a feather.
KEROKU TO GEKEGA RA "BEGI TO RITIBE PORE PIBETIKI TOKI".
man the have-opinion past "woman the light like feather a".

Every spring and fall our cousins pay us a long visit.
"BUPUKU KU GA KIBO" KI BOKO PETO KIBO POBA PAKU BIGOBE PITO TIBI BEGORE PARIGO.
"cousin plural of us" subject staying with us during spring autumn every for-duration-of time long.

The boy who brought the book has gone.
"GERI RA "GITI TO TETU RA GAPA TO"" RUPE.
"move past "boy the bring past book the"" away.

These are the flowers that you ordered.
TEGI KU RU ROBURU "KIGE KEPEGI RA PITA KU" KE.
thing plural these are-equal "you order past flower plural" object.

I have lost the book that you gave me.
RE KUPATO RA ""KIGE TIBO RA GAPA" KE KOGU RE" KI.
I lose past ""you give past book" object for me" subject.

The fisherman who owned the boat now demanded payment.
"KEROKU RAPO TI PERI" KI TO RAGI RA TUPOTI TO KEPEGI BI "TIRE".
"man catch occupationally fish" subject the have past boat the demand present "pay".

Come when you are called.
"KAPO PATO" BOGE "GEPO "POKA GA KIGE" KI".
"come imperative" after "call "name of you" subject".

I shall stay at home if it rains.
"RE BOKO KOTI TA REKA" GITA PIBU KOTI.
"I staying future in home" if rain future.

When he saw me, he stopped.
"GAKE TO GIKA RA KIBE" BOGE "PITU TERERU RA RE".
"man the stop past self" after "parent-SN-self the see past me".

Do not laugh at me because I seem so absent minded.
"RE REGARU "RAGI PA GIBARE"" TOKA PA PATO "TURATA RE".
"I seem "have not mind"" cause not imperative "laugh me".

I shall lend you the books that you need.
RE TIBO BEGORETU KOTI "RE RATO GAPA KU" KE.
I give temporarily future "you need book plural" object.

Come early next Monday if you can.
""KAPO KUGEKU PATO" POBA ""GEGA KAPERI BU GA BUGEGAPI" KI BOGE" KI" GITA "KIGE KIKO".
""come early imperative" during ""day ranked one of week" subject following" subject" if "you can".

If you come early, wait in the hall.
""TOBI PATO" TA RUBA TO" GITA "KIGE KAPO KUGEKU".
""wait imperative" in hall the" if "you come early".

I had a younger brother whose name was Antonio.
"POKA GA "RE RAGI RA KOKITI TOGI GE TOKI" KE" KI ROBU Antonio.
"name of "I have past brother young more a" object" subject is Antonio.

He is loved by everybody, because he has a gentle disposition.
"KEROKU TO RAGI RAGITE GERU" TOKA "GAKE PITO ROGO PITU".
"man the has personality gentle" cause "person all love parent-SN-self".

Hold the horse while I run and get my cap.
"BERA PATO TORITE TO" TIBI "RE TOKE BIGEPI "KEKUTE GA KIBU" KI".
"hold imperative horse the" while "I run get "hat of parent-self" subject".

I have found the ring I lost.
RE BURA RA "RE KUPATO RA RIKO" KE.
I find past "I lose past ring" object.

Play and I will sing.
"PAGU PATO KOPE" ROTU "RE PEBE KOTI".
"create imperative music" and "I sing future".

That is the funniest story I ever heard.
REPIPA GO PIPO ROGA KAPI "RE RIRA RA REPIPA KU" KE PITO.
story that funny most relative-to "I hear past story plural" object all.

She is taller than her brother.
BEGI TO PARIGO GE KAPI "KOKITI GA KIBI" KI.
woman the tall more relative-to "brother of parent-subject" subject.

They are no wiser than we.
GAKE KU GO GIROPA GE PA KAPI KIBO.
person plural those wise more not than we.

Light travels faster than sound.
GERI BIRITI KIPE GE KAPI BATOPA.
move light fast more relative-to sound.

We have more time than they.
"KIBO RAGI BEGORE PARIGO GE" KI KAPI GAKE KU GO.
"we have time long more" subject relative-to person plural those.

She has more friends than enemies.
"BEGI GO RAGI TIGU TOGE GE" KE KAPI POGORO KU.
"woman that has friend many more" object relative-to enemy plural.

When the wind blew, the traveler wrapped his mantle more closely around him.
""GERI TI GAKE" KE TO GOKURU RA PITE" PABU "RAPUGA GA PITU" KI BOGE "GETU TO BUGO RA".
""move occupationally man" object the wrap past SN-self" with "cloth of parent-SN-self" subject after "wind the blow past".

I am sure that we can go.
RE GEKEGA RITO "KIBO KIKO "GERI KIBU""
I have-opinion sure "we can "move parent-self"".

We went back to the place where we saw the roses.
"KIBO GERI RA BUPI KIBE" GERO ""PITU TERERU RA PITAPUGU KU TO" TA PUBA" KE.
"we move past again self" to ""parent-SN-self see past rose plural the" in place" object.

"This tree is fifty feet high," said the gardener.
"GAKE PAGU TI BITOPE" KI TO KA RA ""BAKOPU GA GURERI RU" KI ROBU BAKOTUGI GEPI RO RO".
"person make occupationally garden" subject the say past ""length of tree this" subject is foot two zero zero".

I think that this train leaves five minutes earlier today.
RE GEKEGA ""GERI TOKABI RU" RUPE BO "TIRIKA GA "KIGA BU RO KIPOPA TURI GOBIGU TO" KI" KI" POBA GEGA RU".
I have-opinion ""move train this" away at "start of "minute one zero before time normal the" subject" subject" during day this".

Why he has left the city is a mystery.
"TOKA ""GERI RA KEROKU TO" RUPE GABEKO RU"" KI ROBU TOBURI.
"cause ""move past man the" away city this"" subject is mystery.

The house stands where three roads meet.
RUTOKI TO GOPI BO "RERI PI KERIGOTA KIBE".
house the standing at "road three intersect self".

He has far more money than brains.
"KEROKU TO RAGI TARO TOGE GE BIKAPO" KE KAPI GIBARE.
"man the has money a-lot more very" object relative-to brain.

= = = THE DICTIONARY = = =

N: noun   V: verb   D: descriptor

= A =

TOKI (D): a; some; no particular instance of.
BOPUPU (V): to be about; concerning.
KITO (V): to be across (something).
TIRIKITA (V): to absorb.
KARATABI (V): to abuse.
RARORUPA (N): accent; a way of speaking.
TATERI (V): accept; receive willingly.
BIKU (N): accident.
BAKOPUBE (V): to accuse (someone); blame. 
KIPAGUTA (N): acid; a low pH solution.
KUKA (N): acorn.
KUBE (V): to act (like something); perform (as something); pose as.
RORE (D): actual; real; existing.
BIRAKIGU (V): to adapt (to a condition).
RERE (V): to add; append.
BOBIKAGE (D): addictive.
TAGUPU (N): address; a location identifier.
GIGO (N): descriptor (part of speech).
TATU (V): to adjust (something).
GEBETU (V): to admit (to something).
BEBEKUPA (V): to adopt.
KEGI (N): adult.
TAGIRO (D): advanced.
KITOGO (V): to advertise (something).
KOGA (N): advice; a helpful suggestion.
BUGITATI (V): to affect; have an effect on.
BOGE (V): to occur/happen after (something); follow; be next.
BUPI (D): again; one more time; another; one more.
POKE (V): to be against (something); to oppose.
GORARE (N): age.
BIGIBU (N): agenda; list of things to do.
GEBUGARI (V): to agree (with something or someone).
BAGOTA (V): to aim (something).
BUTE (N): air.
KUBOPE (N): airplane.
GABURA (V): to alarm (someone); alert; warn.
TAREREGI (N): album; a collection of songs.
KUPI (D): alert; prudent; careful; carefully.
KEKE (N): alfredo; a cheesy sauce.
GAPOTERI (N): algae.
BATUPA (N): alien.
REPO (D): alive; living; lively.
PITO (D): all; every; both; all instances of.
GUTIGI (V): to be allergic to (something).
KARATEBU (N): alligator.
BERU (D): almost; nearly.
BOROTE (D): alone; by himself/herself/itself/yourself/myself/themselves/ourselves; without the assistance or company of other people.
ROKI (D): already.
KEKIRU (V): to amaze (someone); surprise; impress. 
KEKOTOGE (N): amber; hardened tree sap.
KOBARO (N): ammonia.
BOKAPEPU (V): to amplify (something); make greater.
GUPEGO (V): to amuse (someone); entertain.
ROREBEGE (N): anatomy; layout; design.
TOKOKU (N): anchor.
PURIRI (N): anchovy; a small kind of fish.
ROTU (V): and; to be in addition to.
TAROPOPA (N): anemone; a kind of sea creature.
TEKIPO (N): angle; degree measure.
KEGO (D): angry/angrily.
KOTE (N): ankle; a part of the foot.
BAPAGABE (N): anniversary; an annual celebration of something.
TUTA (V): to annoy (someone); be annoying to.
KIGARA (V): to announce (something).
GAKOBO (V): to answer (with text/speech); respond.
PORIGI (N): ant; a small insect.
GIPOTARO (N): antenna (of a bug or electronic device).
BOKE (D): any; any instance of.
KAPATU (V): to appear (to someone); become visible to.
GATERA (V): to applaud (something); clap.
KUTI (N): apple.
BORAPUBI (V): to appreciate.
POTITA (V): to approve; confirm; praise.
KUTIRA (N): apron; an article of clothing.
ROTO (N): arcade; a place for playing games.
KUBUKO (N): area.
PUPEBAKA (N): arena; a place for fighting.
GABA (N): arm; a part of the body.
GIPERO (N): armor; body defense.
TEROGU (N): army.
PETIRURU (V): to arrange (something); assemble; move something into an organized configuration.
TIPORO (N): arrow; a pointing symbol.
BEGEGO (N): art.
GUBUTA (N): article; a piece of writing.
KORIPE (N): ash.
PEGIRI (V): to ask (a question).
KOROBE (V): to assume (something); expect; think that something is true.
BO (V): to be at (a location or time).
PORAPU (N): athlete; a sports player.
GOGARO (N): atom.
RAGAPE (V): attract (something); cause to come closer.
TOGUGO (N): attic; the unfinished top floor of a house.
GOPA (N): audience; listeners; viewers.
RUKEKI (N): aunt.
KAGAGI (N): author.
KOGUGEKU (D): automatic/automatically; with no external intervention.
KUGOTO (V); to be available (to someone); accessible.
GUPOTUGA (N): avocado.
BIBO (V): to avoid (something); dodge.
KEKUGO (V): to be away from (something); far from; distant;
GERUPA (N): axe; a tool used to cut down trees.
BITEPIKI (N): axis.
TERUKEPE (N): axle; used in a hinge.

= B =

BUBUBO (V): to babble (text/speech).
BIPEBIBU (N): background.
BITA (N): baby; infant.
GAREGI (D): backward.
RI (N): back; the back of something.
BOKOGABI(N): bacon.
GERITITU (N): bacteria.
RUKA (D): bad/badly.
BOBO (N): badger.
KEPI (N): bag.
BEREPO (N): bagel.
RUTEBEPO (N): baggage; luggage.
ROTA (N): bait; lure.
BIKO (V): to bake (something); a way of cooking something.
BORITI (V): to balance (something).
PIGO (N): ball.
TUPO (N): balloon.
GUBERO (N): bandage.
TARIPA (N): bank; a place for keeping money.
PUBEPORI (V): to barbecue (something); cook on a grill.
TERI (D): barely; hardly at all.
KAKARA (N): barnacle.
TAGAKU (N): barrel.
TOKIGU (N): base.
KURAGETA (N): baseball; a sport.
BUKO (D): basic; simple.
PEKIREBO (N): basket.
TOTI (N): bat; used in baseball.
BOTABI (N): bath.
KUBU (N): battery.
RIGOKUTE (N): bay.
PIGOPO (N): beach; shore; coast.
TABIPERU (N): beak; the mouth of a bird.
PEGURU (N): bean.
TERERI (N): bear; an animal.
BUBOPA (V): to bear (something); handle; endure.
PUKEBO (N): beard; mustache; facial hair.
PIROKO (D): beautiful/beautifully; pretty.
RARIBAPU (N): beaver.
TAKEPE (V): to become (something).
KEPEKU (N): bed.
RUBO (N): bee; a kind of flying insect.
RIKIGU (N): beef; the meat of a cow.
PEBU (D): beeping; making a beep sound.
BEBABEGU (N): beet; a kind of vegetable.
ROKIPO (N): beetle; a kind of insect.
KIPOPA (V): to be before (something); precede; be previous.
GOTU (V): to beg (for something).
RIPUBA (V): to be behind (something).
PATEPE (V): to believe (something); trust.
BITI (N): bell.
TERORO (N): belt.
GAGERE (V): to bend (something).
BERO (N): berry; a kind of fruit.
RUBETO (V): to bet (that something will happen).
RAKU (V): to be between (something); among.
KIBITU (V): to bid (on something).
BIKAPO (D): big; large; very; to a great extent.
KIPA (N): bike; bicycle.
KUBO (N): bill; check; something which must be payed.
PIBE (N): bird.
BOBERA (V): to give birth (to).
BAKOKOBU (N): biscuit.
GIPI (N): bit; a very small piece of something.
TAKE (V): to bite (something).
KAGITU (D): black.
KUREKE (N): blade; a cutting edge.
KATI (D): blank; bare; bald.
BUGABI (N): blanket; quilt; sheet.
GARO (V): to blast (something); cause to explode; detonate.
GOBEKA (V): to bleed (a fluid); leak.
BOROGEBE (N): blimp; a kind of aircraft.
BUGEPE (D): blind/blindly; unable to see.
GIPO (V): to blink (something); flash; turn something on and off.
BOBUBE (N): blob.
KIRIRU (V): to block (something/someone); impede; act as a barrier to.
KOBIGU (N): block; a geometrically shaped object.
KOKUBA (N): blood.
BUGO (V): to blow (onto something).
PUBUPU (D): blurry; unclear.
TETA (D): blue.
TUPOTI (N): boat/ship.
GUTA (N): body.
KUPE (V): to boil (something); make boil.
PABIBO (D): bold; a font style.
KIROBAKE (N): bomb.
BOTE (N): bone.
GAPA (N): book.
GUREKA (N): boot; a kind of footwear.
RURORA (V): to bore (someone); be boring to; be uninteresting to.
BUKE (N): bottle.
BUPOBU (N): bottom; the bottom of something.
RAGOBUGI (N): boulder; a huge rock.
KATIRU (V): to bounce (something); cause to bounce.
REBU (N): bowl.
GATO (N): box; a container for holding items.
GITI (N): boy.
GIBARE (N): brain; mind.
BERAKI (N): brake; a tool used for stopping something.
PERO (N): bran.
TOGITI (N): brand; a kind of product.
GUTO (D): brave; bold/boldly; confident.
GORI (N): bread; roll.
BUTI (V): to break (something); snap; shatter.
TOPATEKU (N): breakfast.
RUBE (V): to breathe (something).
KARIBO (N): brick.
KEPA (N): bridge; a pathway across something.
PIGI (D): bright/brightly; light; shining.
TIPAGOPO (N): bronze.
TUKIRO (N): broth; in a soup.
KOKITI (N): brother.
BAKE (D): brown.
TUKERU (N): brush; a tool for brushing.
KETU (N): bucket.
REKOTUKA (N): buffalo.
PIPE (N): bug.
PAKA (V): to build (something); construct; assemble.
PAKATO (N): building; a structure with a roof and walls.
ROBIPU (N): bulb; an object with a bulb-like shape.
TURITE (N): bullet.
KABEBU (N): bump; lump.
GITU (V): to burn (something); cause to burn; incinerate.
BERERA (V): to bury (something); put underground.
KEGU (N): bus.
PUGORO (N): bush; a leafy plant.
BARE (D): busy/busily; preoccupied.
KAKU (V): but; however; in contrast.
GEPUTABE (N): butter.
BEKI (V): to buy; purchase.
REPI (D): buzzing; huming; making a buzzing sound.
PABU (V): by; to happen by means of (something).
BUBU (N): bye; goodbye.

= C =

GAGERU (N): cabbage.
KABITU (N): cabinet.
GAPERO (N): cable; wire; cord.
KUKI (N): cactus; a prickly plant.
KURAKU (N): cafe.
KOPA (N): cage.
BIROTI (N): cake.
BURABIBO (N): calcium.
TETATO (N): to calculate (a result).
PATEKORA (N): calendar.
GEPO (V): to call (speech).
KETORI (D): calm/calmly.
GAGEROTI (N): camel.
REKU (N): camp.
KIKO (V): can; capable of; able to do (something).
GUBA (N): can; a cylindrical metal container.
GOPUGO (V): to cancel (something); nullify.
RIBIPEKU (N): candle.
KEGE (N): candy.
GORABU (N): cannon.
KATEBU (N): canoe.
TUKOBOTO (N): canvas; an area for painting things.
GIRABU (N): canyon.
KOTU (N): cap; cover; lid.
GATABURU (V): to capture; trap.
KOPUGU (N): capsule; pellet; pill; pod.
TOPIKO (N): car.
GUBO (N): caramel.
TOBURUPO (N): carbon.
TAPU (N): card.
KITAPO (V): to care about (something); have concern for; worry about; respect.
BOPOBIBI (N): carnival.
KIGITOGO (N): carnivore.
RIRI (N): carrot.
TETU (V): to carry (something); bring.
KOPU (N): cart; a small wheeled vehicle.
GATAKEGI (N): cartoon.
GOPO (N): carton; a cardboard container.
TEBA (V): to carve (an image/message).
KARIKE (N): case; a container for transportation.
GERUKA (N): cast; worn over a broken bone.
RERERA (N): castle.
POGA (D): casual/casually; informal.
PIBETI (N): cat.
RAPO (V): to catch (something).
KEGEBUPU (N): category.
TOKA (V): to cause (something); make happen; be the reason for; so; therefore.
GAKA (N): cave.
KOTIBO (N): ceiling.
KITEGI (V): to celebrate (something).
GERA (N): celery.
GITUGU (N): cell; part of an organism.
TUTO (N): cement.
KUGO (V): to censor (something).
ROBUKUTU (N): centipede.
TEPOKO (N): ceramics.
RITO (D): certain/certainly; sure; particular.
TEPARABE (N): chain.
GIGE (N): chair.
KIRIRIKO (N): chalk.
RUPARU (V): to challenge (to do something).
POGI (N): chance; probability.
GOBU (V): to change (something); make different; modify.
KEKORO (N): channel (of television, radio, etc.).
REPA (V): to chant (something).
RAKOBE (N): chapter; a section of a book.
BURORATE (N): character (in a story).
BIRARU (V): to charge (an electronic device).
GUPO (V): to chase (someone/something).
TIBU (N): chart; diagram.
PIPARA (D): cheap; inexpensive.
PUKORE (V): to check; inspect; see the status of something.
BOBIGO (N): cheek.
RABU (N): cheese.
KOREGIKI (N): chef; cook.
RUTUPAGI (N): chemical.
BAPI (N): cherry.
RURAGO (N): chess.
GOTAROGO (N): chest; torso.
RARUKU (V): to chew (something).
KIPUKU (N): chicken.
GETOGE (N): child; kid.
BETOTEKA (N): chimney.
GIPIKO (N): chin.
PAKO (N): chip (food or electronic component).
GATAKIPI (N): chipmunk.
TUTU (D): chirping; making a chirp sound.
BUTIKU (V): to chisel (a message).
RITE (N): class (in school).
GURU (V): to close (something); shut.
PURU (N): chocolate.
GAKAKE (V): to choke (on something).
GIGETI (N): cinnamon.
GOPU (N): circle.
KAKEPEKA (N): circuit.
PAGIRI (N): circus.
GABEKO (N): city.
BOKABO (N): clam.
PAGUTAKA (N): clamp; for holding things together.
KAPA (N): claw.
BUPIRI (N): clay.
KIBIRI (D): clean.
GUGE (D): clear/clearly; transparent or uncluttered.
GIROPA (D): clever/cleverly; smart; wise; intelligent.
TEKI (V): to click (on something in a computer).
KATARATA (N): cliff.
KEGORA (V): to climb (something).
TIREBE (N): clip; used for attaching things.
PEBITURI (N): clock.
KAPOTI (N): closet; a storage room.
RAPUGA (N): cloth; fabric.
PEGORE (N): clothes; for wearing.
TUBI (N): cloud.
ROGEGO (N): club; a group of people.
KOTO (N): clue; hint; tip.
PATEGU (N): coach.
BEBARUTE (N): coal.
RIGO (N): coat; jacket; clothes for cold weather.
BUBORA (N): cocoa.
TEKE (N): code.
RIRU (N): coffee.
POBOGI (N): coin.
BIBU (D): cold.
TIPIRO (V): to collapse (something); topple; make fall apart.
PATERUPI (N): college; comes after high school.
TEREPIKA (N): collar; article around the neck.
BOROKU (V): to collect (something).
GIRO (N): color.
PETAKA (N): column; pillar.
KIPIKATA (N): comb; a tool for brushing hair.
KAPO (V): to come (to something or some place); move closer to.
PAKIRE (D): comfortable.
BIGATAGU (N): comic.
TIGA (N): comma.
PATO (D): command; imperative/imperatively; causes verbs to be imperative.
GOBIGU (D): common/commonly; normal; usual; ordinary; regular; not rare.
BUTUTA (N): company; business.
RIPUBU (V): to compare (something).
RUTUGIRI (N): compass.
KOGEBI (V): to compete (in doing something).
RUBIKO (V): to complain (a complaint); nag about.
RAGUGEGA (D): complicated; complex.
TAPE (V): to compliment (a compliment).
RIRITA (N): computer.
BEGOKEGE (D): concave.
GERIBO (N): concert; a musical performance.
GAGEKURI (V): to condense (something); cause to condense.
KUGU (N): cone.
KUPETIGA (D): confidential; secret/secretly.
POKITIPA (V): to confuse (someone);
TEGITARA (V): to connect (something).
PAGUGO (V): to conserve; save.
RERIBI (V): to consider.
KOKATO (N): consonant. 
POTARIBE (V): to make contact with; touch.
RAGIKA (V): to contain; include.
RAGIKABO (N): container.
REGOGAPO (N): content; what is inside something.
PUPABU (V): to continue (something); keep doing.
PUGATI (V): to control (something); manipulate.
RIBIBA (V): to convert (something or someone); change the ideology or primary function of.
KUKUKO (V): to cook (something).
RIKA (N): cookie.
PURIGOPE (N): copper.
KOTUGO (V): to copy (something); make one more; duplicate; multiply.
TAROGUBE (N): core; the center part of something.
BAKARU (N): cork.
BOTU (N): corn.
GIKERIKA (N): corner.
KEPU (D): correct/correctly; right.
RUGA (N): cost; price.
KEKAPA (N): costume.
TAREPI (N): cotton.
BOPIKU (N): couch; sofa.
KUGA (V): to cough (on something).
GOGE (D): could; the verb could happen; possible/possibly; may; might; perhaps; maybe.
GAKITURU (V): to count (something); find the quantity of.
POKATA (N): court; an assembly of justice.
BUPUKU (N): cousin.
GOKU (N): to cover (something).
TEGO (N): cow.
GIKUGATU (N): crab.
GORIKA (N): cracker.
TEKA (V): cram (something); make fit into a small place.
RARO (V): to crash (into something).
KERE (D): crazy/crazily; mad; wild.
RIROGA (N): cream.
RUKIBEGE (D): creative/creatively; innovative.
KETERUTI (N): creature; animal.
BIKA (D): crisp.
KERIGO (N): cross; a shape of perpendicularly intersecting lines.
GUBUTU (V): to crouch (under something).
BUPAKA (N): crow; a kind of bird.
GUKE (N): crowd; a group of people.
PATOBE (D): cruising; moving at a fast and steady pace.
BEKORE (N): crumb.
RUGU (V): to crush (something); compress.
REGABE (N): crust; the crunchy part of a food.
PIRUGATE (N): crustacean.
TIKUBE (N): crutch; used to help people walk.
KIRA (V): cry (speech); weep.
PUKOGA (N): cube.
KAKABERA (N): cucumber.
BURATEPE (N): culture; a way of life.
PAGA (N): cup.
GIBEPAGA (N): cupcake.
ROBOGO (V): to cure (a condition); heal; make healthy.
KUBOGU (D): curious/curiously.
GOBOKIRO (V): to curse (speech); swear.
RITA (N): cursor (on a computer).
PEBOKA (N): cushion.
TERE (V): to cut (something).
PEREKUTA (N): cylinder.

= D =

PIKIGERA (N): daisy; a kind of flower.
TITEBE (N): dam; prevents water from flowing.
GAPI (V): to dance (to music).
BUTUGU (D): dangerous/dangerously.
TUKA (D): dark/darkly.
TORORERO (N): dart; used for throwing.
PATEKO (N): date; time of year.
GEGA (N): day; 24 hours.
BEKUBO (D): dead; lifeless/lifelessly.
BITUGE (D): deaf; unable to hear.
BUBUGO (V): to decay (something); decompose; cause to rot.
TIRERO (V): to decide (something).
RUTOROPO (V): to dedicate (something).
RUPOKE (D): deep/deeply.
GABO (V): to defend (something/someone).
GARIPA (V): to define; specify the meaning of.
RURIPABA (V): to deflect (something); reflect.
PUKU (V): to delete; erase.
PERARU (D): delicate/delicately; fragile.
TEGE (D): delicious; with a good taste.
KEPEGI (V): to demand (something); request; order.
PUTORU (D): dense; a lot of mass per volume.
GEBUTI (V): to dent (something).
RAGARE (N): deodorant.
RIBITARU (V): to describe (something); explain; report.
KETEGE (N): desert; dry (usually hot) land.
RUTI (N): desk.
KIKATE (N): dessert; the sweet last course of a meal.
BORARO (N): detention.
TAGEREBI (N): device.
TUPOTE (V): to develop (something).
KUPETO (V): to be diagonal to.
BAKAGOGU (N): diamond.
RETEGAPA (N): diary; journal.
GAPOGITI (N): dice; a cube with numbered faces.
GABERA (N): dictionary; a list of word definitions.
PURO (D): did; true/truly; in fact; indeed; yes (in response to a question).
BURU (V): to be different from; differ from; contrast with.
RURA (D): difficult; hard.
BIGU (V): to dig (in something).
PETURATI (V): to digest (something).
GEPIKE (N): digit; a single character in a number.
TAGEPI (D): digital; not analogue.
GABARUPE (N): dinner.
PATABO (V): to dip (something); to put into a liquid. 
RAGIRABA (D): direct; the fastest way.
TERETI (N): dirt; soil; ground.
TERERA (D): dirty; messy.
PABO (V): to disagree (with something).
PUKAREPI (N): disastre.
GUREPARE (N): disc.
GORAKA (N): disease; illness; germ.
TUGE (D): disgruntled; unhappy; unsatisfied.
KETA (N): dish; plate.
KETABU (N): dishwasher.
ROGOPU (V): to dislike; loathe; hate.
TAGOGEBI (V): to dismiss (someone); let go.
BAKOPA (N): distance; how far it is between two points.
KERIGO (V): to dive (into something).
KETIRU (V): to divide (something); split into parts.
TIPOTURO (D): dizzy.
GITUGUTE (N): DNA; genes.
RAPOGO (V): to do (something); be involved with; participate in.
PEBATE (N): doctor; nurse.
KIRUKUGA (N): document.
RURURU (N): dog.
TAROGA (N): dollar.
GUREPATU (D): domestic; tame.
TIBOPI (V): to donate (something); give to the needy.
GARE (D): done; finished; complete/completely.
BOKIRETI (N): donkey.
PAROPA (N): donut.
GUPIKA (V): to doodle (something).
PATERE (N): door; gate.
BEKO (N): dot; point; a tiny mark.
RIGURO (V): to doubt (something); not believe.
KOREPERA (N): dough.
GOKI (D): down; downward.
GARAGA (V): to drag (something); move (something) across a surface.
TEKOPA (V): to drain (something); flush; make empty.
ROKUBE (N): drama.
KAGOPIKU (V): to draw (an image).
TOREBA (V): to dream (that something happened).
PURITI (V): to dress (someone); put on clothes.
PIGIKETI (N): dress; woman's clothing.
PUGUPEBA (D): drifting; moving steadily.
BETAGUBE (N): drill; a tool for making holes.
TITORARI (V): to drip (a liquid).
BIPUGATE (V): to drive (a vehicle).
BUPA (V): to drop (something); make fall.
KOTIBU (N): drought; time of little rain.
TUBEKI (V): to drown (in something).
PETABETU (N): drum; used for music.
BIKOTI (D): dry.
BOBIPIBE (N): duck.
GOGA (V): to be due (for a person); expected to be finished by.
POBA (V): to be during (something); not necessarily from the start to end of.
TUPATE (N): dust.

= E =

GOTOREPO (N): eagle.
RIRAPO (N): ear.
KUGEKU (D): early.
KITOPO (V): to earn (something); deserve.
TARIRAKO (N): earing; worn on the ear.
TERA (N): earth; the planet.
PIKIKOPI (D): east.
RURAPA (D): easy/easily.
KIGIKI (V): to eat (something); consume.
RUBAPATE (V): to echo (a noise); cause to echo.
BIGIKETO (N): edge.
GUGIKI (D): edible.
GIKITU (V): to edit; refine; improve.
KITUTO (N): edition; draft; a version of a work.
KIPURO (D): effective/effectively; efficacious.
PETAGI (D): efficient; able to work with little resources.
GOBA (N): egg.
POKEPE (V): to eject (something); make come out.
PIGABARI (N): election; the process of choosing a candidate.
RUKUGE (N): electricity
PEGEBUTU (N): elephant.
TETUBI (N): elevator.
REBI (N): email.
GIRETI (N): emergency.
BUTUPA (D): empty.
TURAGA (V): to encourage (to do something); motivate.
TIRIKU (N): end; the end of an object or span.
POGORO (N): enemy.
GAPARA (N): energy.
GERE (N): engine; motor.
RUKEBO (N): english; the language.
PAPO (V): to enjoy (something); like; prefer.
ROPO (D): enough; sufficient/sufficiently.
RAKOBARU (D): enthusiastic.
TUPURIKA (N): entrance; a place designated for entering.
ROTAGUKE (N): episode (of a show).
ROBURU (V): is the exact same as; equal to; identical to.
BITEBE (N): equator; the plane perpendicular to earth's axis of rotation.
GARORO (N): error; glitch; computer bug.
TUBUBEGE (N): escalator.
TIGUGA (V): to escape (something); flee.
BARI (V): to excite (someone); make eager.
PAKATU (N): essay.
ROGA (D): -est; to the greatest extent; most; "long" becomes "longest".
KEKUBIKE (V): to evaporate (something); make evaporate.
GUBE (D): even; emphasizes something surprising or extreme.
TOREBU (N): event; something that happens.
KORUBETA (D): exact; precise; specific; particular.
PERATU (N): exam; a big test.
REBUGATU (N): example.
REKUTU (V): except; not including; the object is excluded from the subject.
KOGIRO (V): to excuse (an action); lessen the blame attaching to.
KUBUTOKE (V): to exercise (a muscle).
GUGEBE (N): exit; a place designated for leaving.
GOBURO (D): expensive.
TEPIKITA (V): to experiment (with something); test.
KIBETE (N): expert; professional.
KEPO (D): to an extent; to a degree; to an amount.
KAGEGE (D): extra; excess; more than necessary.
PIREKU (D): extreme; intense; reaching the highest degree.
PEBO (N): eye; a part of the body.

= F =

RAKOPE (N): face (of a person or of an object); side.
ROGI (N): fact; truth.
GOTERIGE (N): faculty; staff.
RAROTA (N): fad; meme.
REBETI (V): to fade (something); make less visible.
TAGOKU (V): to fail (at something); lose.
KITU (D): fair/fairly; just; right.
PETOBIGI (N): fairy.
RUTIKIPA (D): fake; spurious.
BIGOBE (N): fall; autumn; a season.
RURO (D): false.
TUBEGO (D): familiar; recognized; old.
BITOKU (N): family.
KOTEPO (D): famous/famously; well known.
BUGORIBA (N): fan; for blowing air.
RUBOPARI (D): fancy; formal.
PEROKI (N): farm; a place for raising plants and animals.
KIPIRU (N): fashion; style.
KIPE (D): fast; quick/quickly.
KIPETIRU (N): fastfood.
TOGAPA (D): fat; chubby.
BUTEBO (N): fate; destiny; future.
TUPUKE (N): father; dad.
TIRI (N): faucet; spout; for dispensing liquid.
PETEKI (D): favorite.
KURO (V): to fear (something); be afraid of.
PIBETIKI (N): feather.
TATE (V): to feed (a food); give as food.
PATUPI (V): to feel (an object or emotion); sense.
PURAKO (N): fence; an outdoor wall made of wooden planks.
BETOKA (N): fern; a kind of plant.
TEREPIRA (D): fertile.
GORAKARU (N): fever.
POPA (D): few; not many in quantity; not many times.
GUPAGAKU (N): fiber.
TIKA (V): to fidget (with an object); move about aimlessly.
BARAGA (N): field; a big grassy area.
GURA (V): to fight (someone).
KOTA (N): file (on a computer).
GUTI (V): to fill (a container).
RUGORUKI (N): film; for taking movies and pictures.
KIBIRIBA (V): to filter (something); strain.
BURA (V): to find; come to know where something is.
GUBETE (N): finger.
GEPUGEBU (V): to finish (something); complete; end.
ROREGA (N): fire.
PIROTEKI (N): fireworks.
PERI (N): fish.
PEKERE (N): fist.
RIGUPI (V): to fix (something); repair; solve.
BAKI (N): flag.
TIPIRERI (N): flake.
PIBIKAKU (N): flamingo.
GATOGA (N): flap; a thin piece of something which covers an opening.
KARUTOPI (N): flask; a kind of glass container.
KUGI (D): flat; smooth; even.
BOKUBO (N): flaw; caveat.
KIKOGAGE (D): flexible; able to be bent.
TIROTO (V): to flick.
PIBUTOBO (V): to flip (something); turn over.
PAROTI (D): floating; buoyant.
TITEBIKA (N): flood; an excess of liquid.
GIKAPU (N): floor.
GARIKE (V): to floss; clean teeth with a string.
GETUROTU (N): flour.
PATATOKE (D): flowing; moving as a liquid.
PITA (N): flower.
KEROTU (D): fluent/fluently; fast and skillful.
PEPUKORE (N): flute; a woodwind instrument.
RETU (V): to fly (something); make move through the air.
RETUGE (N): fly; a kind of insect.
BUKEBO (N): foam; sponge.
KAKOTA (V): to focus (on something); pay attention to.
TUTUBI (N): fog; mist.
PIKURATU (V): to fold (something).
BOKI (V): to follow; stay near something as it moves around.
RUTAPO (N): font; typeface.
KOGU (V): to be for; intended for; for the purpose of; so that; to.
TIBI (N): to be for; during; while; for the duration of; from the start to the end of.
GATIRU (N): food.
TUGI (N): foot; a part of the body.
BAKOTUGI (N): foot; a unit of length.
PIGOTUGI (N): football.
KURI (N): force; mass times acceleration.
GURUTUPA (V): to forget (something); to "not remember".
KIRAKA (N): fork (for eating, or a fork in a path).
PARITERU (N): formula; equation.
GABURI (N): fort.
GAREGIPA (D): forward.
BOTERI (N): fossil.
PITI (D): four.
TIKABORA (N): fox.
GEPOPURU (N): fraction; ratio.
REBUGIBA (N): frame; the edge of a picture.
TOGIBEKO (N): freckle.
KABIRA (D): free/freely.
GOGEKURA (V): to freeze (something); make freeze; solidify.
PIRAKO (D): fresh.
RATOKORE (N): friction.
PIRAGEGA (N): friday; the last weekday; a "good day".
TIGU (N): friend.
TOKIRUGO (N): frog; toad.
RUPE (V): to be from; moving away from.
GABI (N): front; the front of something.
GABIPUBA (V); to be in front of.
GOGEKUTU (N): frost.
TOROPI (N): fruit.
KUKURATE (V): to fry (something).
PURUGA (N): fudge.
TUGAPA (N): fuel.
BUTU (D): full; with no space remaining.
PIPOTU (N): fun.
PIPO (D): funny; humorous.
PEPIRAGE (N): furnace.
REKOPU (N): furniture.
PUGUPARI (D): fuzzy; furry.

= G =

RETAPIKU (N): gallery; a collection of pictures.
KEPATI (N): gallon.
PIPOTURA (N): game.
RATOKIPU (N): garage; for parking vehicles.
TUGU (N): garbage; trash.
BITOPE (N): garden; a small place for growing plants.
RIBOPATO (N): garlic.
TUGAPAKO (N): gasoline.
REPU (V): to gasp (something); inhale suddenly.
GERAGERA (N): gear; a mechanical part.
GIBOTA (N): gem; crystal; jewel.
TAKUGITI (N): gender.
KIKOGU (N): generation; said of people or electronics.
KIBUKA (N): genius; a very smart person.
GERU (D): gentle/gently.
TEREPAGE (N): geography; the study of earth.
GOBIPAGE (N): geometry; the study of shapes.
PIBOTO (N): gerbil.
GAKI (V): to get (something); receive.
TAKOBI (N): ghost; spirit.
PITAKI (N): gift; present.
GOTOTAGU (N): gill.
TAKU (N): girl.
TIBO (V): to give (something).
GETERERU (V): to glance (at something); look at quickly.
BUTOGI (N): glass; a transparent material.
BUTOGIRA (N): glasses; used to aid vision.
GEGORE (D): gliding; sliding; slipping.
TURO (V): to gloat (about something); brag; show off.
TEREKOPA (N): globe; a representation of the earth.
ROBEBU (D): gloomy.
GEROPE (N): glue.
GORATU (N): goal; something to accomplish; target.
TOGOGIPE (N): goat.
GOKORE (N): god.
TITOGIRA (N): goggles.
KIBOKU (N): gold.
KETEGA (N): golf.
GATUGO (D): gooey; viscous.
PIRA (D): good/well.
GEKARABU (N): goose.
KABOTO (V): to gossip (about something).
GAKEROPA (N): government; a system of law.
GAPE (N): grade.
GOKOBE (N): grammar.
BUTEREGI (N): granite.
TABEROKA (N): granola.
KUGABO (N): grape.
BIGETOBA (N): graph.
GORITAPI (N): graphics.
KURAGU (N): grave; where someone is buried.
KURATO (N): gravel.
KORU (N): gravity.
GATUKOBO (N): gravy.
REBA (D): gray/grey.
KARU (D): greedy; selfish.
TEPE (D): green.
TEPATO (V): to greet (someone); welcome.
TIRUGOKE (N): grill.
RATABI (V): to grind (something); reduce to small particles.
PUGI (D): gross; repugnant; disgusting.
RATEGIKU (N): group.
PUKIPO (V): to grow (something); cause to become bigger; increase.
KURUGU (N): grub; an insect which lives in the ground.
RIGU (V): to guess (something); decide with little or no useful information.
TORIPE (N): guest.
RIRUGO (D): guilty; shameful; feeling guilt.
ROBI (N): guinea pig.
GETARU (N): guitar.
GEBE (N): gum; for chewing.
TURITA (N): gun.
GITUKIRE (N): gutter.
REPUPAGI (N): gym.

= H =

TUPOKA (N): habit; something done impulsively.
BUKAKEGA (N): habitat; where something lives.
PUGU (N): hair; fur; wool.
BURI (N): half.
RUBA (N): hall; hallway.
TAKURU (V): to hallucinate (that something is happening).
TOKORU (N): ham.
TOKORUPA (N): hamburger; burger.
REKABO (N): hammer.
PIROBI (N): hamster.
GIRU (N): hand; a part of the body.
GUGORABI (D): handicapped; disadvantaged.
GOGIRUPU (N): handle; for holding.
KATUTIBO (N): handout.
RIKOBO (V): to hang (something); make hang.
ROKAGI (D): happening; occurring.
PIBI (D): happy/happily; glad.
TOREPE (D): hard; firm; strong; sturdy; solid.
BUTUGO (V): to harm (something); damage; hurt; injure. 
REROKAPA (N): harp; an instrument.
TIKARE (D): harsh/harshly.
PITEPA (D): hasty/hastily; done too quickly.
KEKUTE (N): hat.
RAGI (V): to have; own; possess.
RATARA (N): hay; straw; dried grass.
BIKI (N): head; a part of the body.
BIKIRIRA (N): headphones.
PETOBAGI (D): healthy.
RIRA (V): to hear (something).
GOKO (N): heart (organ or shape).
PEPIROGA (N): heat.
KAGETA (D): heavy/heavily.
TOTORE (N): height; how tall something is.
TOKIRUKU (N): helicopter.
TAGEBE (N): helium.
TE (N): hello.
PUKOBIKI (N): helmet.
GUGO (V): to help (to do something); assist in.
BAPITU (N): herb.
KIGITIBA (N): herbivore.
RATERU (N): hero; idol.
RIPEBEGA (N): hertz; cycles per second.
TUGAPE (N): hexagon.
GOPOTU (D): hiccuping.
REGITO (V): to hide (something); make hidden.
TU (D): high.
PERITIKE (V): to hike (on a trail).
PUTA (N): hill.
RARIBOKA (N): hip.
RIKOKUPI (V): to hire (someone).
TURE (N): hiss; a hissing sound.
TURIPAGE (N): history.
RAKI (V): to hit (something); beat.
TUGERI (N): hobby.
TOGOGITA (N): hockey.
TERETABE (N): hoe; a tool used for gardening.
BERA (V): to hold (something); grab; have in hand.
PIBIGEGA (N): holiday.
KAPIGUTA (D): hollow.
REKA (N): home.
GUPA (N): homework.
PIRAGOPI (D): honest/honestly; truthful.
PUGOGE (N): honey.
PETURUKO (N): honk; a honking sound.
GOKUBIKI (N): hood; for covering one's head.
RITIPI (N): hook.
RUTERO (N): horizon.
BIKUGIPO (D): horizontal.
RUKAPAGI (N): hormone.
KAGITORE (N): horn.
TORITE (N): horse.
TITEGERI (N): hose.
GUGOBAGI (N): hospital; a place for "helping health".
TURERO (N): host.
PEPI (D): hot; in temperature.
GEKATI (N): hour.
RUTOKI (N): house.
TUGORIGU (D): hovering.
TEGOKO (V): to hug (someone); embrace.
BUTUKE (D): humid.
BUGA (D): hungry.
PUBUGO (V): to hunt.
GETUBIKA (N): hurricane.
KIPURA (V): to hurry (doing something); rush.
TEGORI (N): husband.
KAKETO (N): hut.
PEREPARI (N): hydrogen.
TOGOTE (D): hyper; very energetic.
RAKAREPE (N): hypocrite.
TEPURIGU (N): hypothesis; theory.

= I =

RE (N): I/me; the speaker.
GOGEKU (N): ice.
POGIGOGE (N): ice cream.
GOGEKUTA (N): icicle.
BUTEBEGU (N): icing.
TAPIGETE (N): icon; a picture representation of something.
TEKU (N): idea; concept; thought.
REPUGOPE (V): to identify (something); recognize.
REBUTAPA (D): idle; without a task.
PUGEKO (V): to ignore (something or someone); skip.
GITA (V): to occur if (something else occurs); happen under the condition that.
TUGEPI (N): illusion.
PETUBO (V): to imagine; pretend; think about something not real.
PUKEBU (D): immediate/immediately.
PUKURA (N): immigrant.
ROBIGA (D): important; matter.
POKEROBI (V): to improvise (a performance or creation); act without a plan.
BAKETU (N): inch; a unit of length.
KETIKA (V): to indent (code or a paragraph); add whitespace to the left.
KITEBE (N): index (in an array or in a book).
KORIGERA (N): industry; business.
TA (V): to be inside of (something); in; within.
GITEGIPA (N): inertia.
TARIGUPE (V): to infer (something); estimate; predict.
PITEBEBI (N): infinity.
BARAPO (V): to inflate (something); fill with air.
RETABA (N): information; data; signal.
PIKURU (N): ingredient; part of a food.
RITEKA (V): to inject (a liquid or substance).
TEGABE (N): ink.
GEKATA (N): input.
BUTEBOKA (N): insect.
TAPIRI (V): to install (something).
RUGEBE (N): instruction; tutorial; manual.
PAGUKOPE (N): instrument.
ROKOPI (V): to insulate (a container or space).
TOBE (V): to insult (someone).
KOTARI (N): intercom.
TIKETORO (V): to interest (someone); be interesting to; fascinate.
RIRITAGU (N): internet; web.
PEGATE (V): to interrupt (something); interfere with.
KERIGOTA (V): to intersect (something).
GURAKIRO (V): to interview (someone).
TOPIGORE (N): intestine.
GEPATE (V): to be into (something); towards the inside of.
GIBORI (V): to invade; infect.
PAGUTEKU (V): to invent.
KURUPU (D): invisible; unseeable.
KOKUTU (D): invincible; unbeatable.
BAGO (V): to invite (someone).
KOGIRE (N): iron.
KAGOKIRU (D): ironic/ironically; unexpected.
ROBU (V): to be (an instance/kind of).
BI (D): in the present tense; current/currently.
TEBAGETE (N): island.
BOTOPI (D): italic; a font style.
TUREKU (V): to itch (something).
RATOGURU (N): ivy.

= J =

KEKOPI (N): janitor.
BUKU (N): jar.
POKIGOTO (N): jaw.
GIGERA (N): jazz.
BUPUBI (N): jelly; jam.
PABUTAKO (N): job; occupation.
GIBURI (N): joint; hinge.
TOBU (N): joke.
KERUTE (V): to judge (someone or something); form a conclusion about.
GITAGA (V): to juggle (something).
RUGO (N): juice.
TIGOPI (V): to jump (over something).
RUBOPI (N): jungle.

= K =

KARATE (N): karate.
TOTAKA (N): kayak.
GIBEPI (V): to keep (something); retain possession of.
PARERU (N): ketchup.
KEKA (N): key; used to unlock things.
KIBEKE (N): key; button; an input device which is pressed.
KIBEKERA (N): keyboard.
KUPO (V): to kick (something); hit with one's foot.
RORU (V): to kill.
KIGARE (N): king; queen; monarch.
PIGATE (N): kind; type; sort.
KITORU (V): to kiss (someone).
BEKABI (N): kit; a set of equipment needed for a specific purpose.
KEKOBE (N): kitchen.
RAGETU (N): kite.
KORO (N): knee.
TABETERE (N): knife.
PATEREGU (N): knob; for opening a door.
KITOGU (V): to knock (something); hit to make a sound.
TORAKE (N): knot.
REGO (V): to know.

= L =

BERUGAGI (N): laboratory.
TUKABO (N): label.
KEGORATA (N): ladder.
PUREGI (N): lake; pond.
REPOBI (N): lamp.
TEBABU (N): land; parcel; lot.
KIGEPA (N): language.
BUTOPI (N): lap.
GATUTIPE (N): laser.
KEBO (D): last; final/finally.
REBAGO (D): late.
TURATA (V): to laugh (at something).
TEGU (N): law.
PIBOGU (D): lazy/lazily; not hard working.
KIGUTU (V): to lead (someone/something); direct; guide.
TEPI (N): leaf.
RIGAGO (V): to lean (on something).
TEBUGU (V): to learn.
RUTIBEPO (N): leash.
PETUBU (D): least; to the smallest extent.
RUKIBO (V): to leave (a place); go away from; go out of.
KOKA (V): to be the left of (something).
RUTO (N): leg.
GEPUTA (D): legal; following law.
PERUTI (N): lemon.
BAKOPU (N): length; how long something is.
KEGAPUTE (N): lens.
TUKO (D): less; to a smaller extent.
RITETUKU (N): lesson.
BIGAGO (V): to let (something occur); allow; permit.
KAPITU (N): letter (in the alphabet).
PIGATU (N): letter (to be sent as mail).
TEPUKI (N): lettuce.
KORORUTA (N): level (of a game or a building).
RITAKE (N): lever.
KEGAPA (N): library; a place for books.
POTEGO (V): to lick.
BUGE (V): to lie (that something is true).
BEGIKA (V): to lift (something); raise.
BIRITI (N): light; either light itself or a light producing source.
RITIBE (D): light; not heavy.
KERAPO (N): lightening.
PORE (V): to be like; similar to; related to.
BOPATORO (N): limb; appendage.
PERUTA (N): lime.
BETOGO (N): limit.
BITE (N): line.
PATAPU (N): lip.
KIPIRERE (N): liquid.
PIKERUBI (N): list.
REKOPI (V): to listen (to); pay attention to a sound.
TUGUPAKE (V): to litter (something); dispose of improperly.
GETE (D): little; small; not very.
KITEKURU (N): lizard.
KUTERI (N): load; what something is carrying.
GERIBETI (V): to load (something); download or place an object into something.
KAKOKERO (N): lobster.
GIRAKU (V): to lock (something).
KABUPE (D): lying; resting on a certain side.
BUBORATE (N): log.
RUTOROBU (N): logic; reason; sense.
GATUKO (D): lonely.
PARIGO (D): long; with a great length; tall.
TERERUKA (V): to look at (something); watch.
GUTIGE (N): loop; a shape which has no end.
BEGUGI (D): loose; not tight.
KUPATO (V): to lose (something); not be able to find.
KIPETU (N): lotion.
BATOPARE (D): loud/loudly; noisy.
ROGO (V): to love.
RUPO (D): low.
KIGI (N): luck; chance; fortune.
RETEPA (N): lunch.
KOPUTEBU (N): lung.

= M =

RABUTOKE (N): macaroni and cheese.
TUREBE (N): machine.
TUGEPIRA (N): magic.
RAGAPERE (N): magnet.
BIKAPORA (V): to magnify; make appear bigger.
GOTEBI (D): main; chief; principal; primary.
PAGU (V): to make (something); create; produce; cause to exist.
GOPAGI (N): mall; a place with many shops.
KEROKU (N): man.
RAGUPI (D): manual/manually; with human intervention.
TOGE (D): many; a lot of.
BATE (N): map.
BOKOGA (D): marching; walking in a military manner.
BEGEROBE (N): margin.
PIREPI (V): to mark (something).
PIREPIRO (N): marker; a kind of writing utensil.
RIKETO (N): market; economy.
PUGIPI (V): to marry (someone); become a spouse of.
TEKERU (N): mascot.
GOKUKI (N): mask.
PEGITIRA (N): master; boss; leader; president; principal.
TOKITA (N): match; for making a flame.
KABATEKO (N): material; substance.
RAREKI (N): math; mathematics.
KABATERA (N): matter.
KEPEKURA (N): mattress.
PETOKAPO (D): mature.
RUKUPE (N): maximum; the most possible or allowable.
GITOKO (N): maze.
GURUBI (N): meal.
BOTA (V): to mean (something); signify; represent.
RURU (D): mean; cruel.
BAKOPUTE (V): to measure (something).
TOKO (N): meat; flesh.
TARIKO (N): medal; award.
BOKOTA (N): medicine.
BOBORO (V): to meet (someone).
GAPIRU (N): melon.
KEBURERO (V): to melt (something); cause to melt.
TURAGO (N): member; an individual in a group.
TUPIGU (N): memory; space for storing information.
PIKERUTA (N): menu.
RATIBE (N): mess.
KORARO (N): message.
ROBOTU (N): metal.
GITETURE (N): method; way; means; manner; mode.
RETUKU (N): microphone.
GABEPATE (N): middle; centre.
BAKOPARI (N): mile.
GITE (N): milk.
TUPAGO (N): minimum; the least possible or allowed amount.
RIKOPI (N): mint.
KIGA (N): minute.
GIKOTO (V): to miss (something); regret the absence of.
KUBA (N): mistake.
GIRUPEPI (N): mitten; glove; something which keeps "hands warm".
KAROTO (V): to mix (something); stir; jumble; scramble; shuffle; tangle.
KIKOGERI (D): mobile; able to be transported easily.
PATERUKE (N): mode; state; status.
TUBIKA (N): model; figure; statue.
BIKOTE (D): modern.
KUROTU (N): mold.
GOPOTARI (N): mole; a digging animal.
PAKEBITI (N): molecule.
BEGORE (N): moment; period; time; a span/range of time.
TARO (N): money; currency.
PATOGU (N): monkey.
RUKEKA (N): monster; beast.
BOGABI (N): monument.
BUTORI (N): mood; atmosphere; tone.
TOKU (N): moon.
BUGUTAPE (N): moose.
PAKUGI (N): mop; broom.
GE (D): more; -er; to a greater extent; "long" becomes "longer".
TOPATE (N): morning.
RIGABA (N): moss.
TORA (D): most; the majority; almost all.
PEKERI (N): moth.
BIPEPI (N): mother; mom.
TITAGIBA (N): motto; slogan.
PUTABIKA (N): mountain; a "big hill".
TOPE (N): mouse.
KATEPA (N): mouth.
GERI (V): to move (something); cause to go; cause to travel.
REBATOGO (N): movie.
PAROGA (N): muck; mush.
TERATITE (N): mud.
GITEPO (N): muffin.
PUKOBI (N): mug; a thick cup with a handle.
BURATI (N): muscle.
TEGUKITA (N): museum.
KOPE (N): music.
TOGA (N): mushroom.
TEBURI (N): mustard.
TEPIBEPA (V): to mute (something); make silent.
TOBURI (N): mystery.

= N =

POTOGI (N): nail; used for construction.
GUBETERA (N): nail; on a finger.
POKA (N): name.
GITARA (N): nanny; babysitter.
POKU (N): napkin.
BIGOTO (D): narrow; thin; skinny; not wide.
TEROKA (V): to be native to (a location); indigenous.
BAGOTO (N): nature; phenomena not made by man.
GATI (V): to be near (something); close to; around; along.
TIKEGI (N): neck.
TIKEGIRA (N): necklace.
KORIPI (N): nectar.
RATO (V): to need; require; must.
BITUBI (N): needle; pin; a long, thin, sharp object.
GURUPA (N): neighbor; someone who lives nearby.
KAGUKOBA (N): nerve.
KAGUKOTE (D): nervous; hesitant.
KOGIGE (N): nest.
GIRI (N): net.
BUGUKIRA (D): neutral.
PATAPA (D): new/newly.
PATAPARE (N): news.
KIRI (D): nice; kind.
BEGEPU (N): night.
BATOPA (N): noise; sound.
GERURI (D): none of; no; not one.
GIROTU (N): noodle; a piece of pasta.
GOBUTA (N): noon.
PIKIGEBE (D): north.
TUBA (N): nose.
PA (D): not; makes a word false; no (in response to a question).
BEPO (N): note; a reminder for someone.
BEPOGAPA (N): notebook; a book for recording notes.
GOKARO (V): to notice; become aware of.
RORI (N): noun.
RUTAPIBE (N): novel.
TURIREKU (D): nuclear.
TAKEKE (V): to nudge; prod gently.
GOPEREGA (D): numb; unable to feel.
TURU (N): number; quantity; amount.
KEREGUGO (N): to nurse (someone); care for.
RAKOTA (N): nut.
POROBA (N): nutrient.

= O =

GABERU (N): oat.
BOTEPA (D): obedient; tame; well behaved.
BETI (N): object.
TI (D): occupational/occupationally; as a job; routinely; as the primary purpose; as a tool for.
KUTOGE (N): ocean; sea.
TABUPI (N): octopus.
TIPU (D): odd; unusual; rare; strange.
GEKORATA (N): odor; smell; scent.
GA (V): to be of; originating from; possessed by; related to.
RABO (D): off; inactive; not doing anything.
GOPE (V): to be off of; not touching.
PARAGA (V): to offer (something); present for someone to accept.
KORIGU (N): office.
KOGOKE (D): often; frequent/frequently.
TUREBO (N): oil.
KERO (D): okay; decent/decently; acceptable.
KOKOTI (D): old; ancient.
KETEPE (N): olive.
KAKI (D): on; active/actively; doing something.
GI (V): to be on (something); on top of; touching.
BU (D): one.
RUPOGAGA (N): onion.
GEGOTU (D): only; with nothing/no-one else; doing nothing else.
TOBUGETU (D): opaque.
KEPE (V): to open (something).
KUPOKE (D): opened; open; not closed.
GEKEGA (V): to have the opinion that (something is true); think that; suppose.
POGOROTE (N): opponent.
KEPUBO (N): opposite.
GIPIKI (N): option.
TIPOPA (V): or; either the subject or the object are true (not exclusive).
TIPOPU (V): or; xor; either the subject or the object are true, but not both (exclusive).
GARA (D): orange.
BATAGA (N): orchestra.
GEPITATE (N): orchid.
BATOGU (N): order; organization.
PUKOGO (N): organ (of the body).
KABE (V): to organize (something).
BUROBE (D): original; unique; special.
GOTUREKO (N): ornament; decoration.
RABI (D): other; another; a different one.
GU (V): to be outside of; out; not inside.
KUGETARA (N): outlet (for electricity or another resource).
GETEKO (N): outline; format; structure.
PABERAPO (N): output.
BIREBO (N): oval.
PEPIRATE (N): oven.
KEBA (V): to be over (something); above.
PEGARUKI (V): to owe (money); be in debt.
KUTEGA (N): owl.
KUBAPA (N): oxygen.

= P =

TIKOGI (V): to pack (items); put into a bag for transportation.
TIKOGIRA (N): package.
PABETU (N): pad; board; a thick, flat piece of material.
PATABI (N): paddle; oar.
PAPAGE (N): page.
RATI (N): pain; ache.
PERIKO (N): paint.
ROTAGU (N): pan.
KUTOGU (N): panel; a rectangular board embedded in a wall.
PETU (D): panicking; frenzied.
PUKUBI (V): to pant; heavily breath.
RUTOKURA (N): pants.
KATU (N): paper.
KATOKUPA (N): parade.
RUGITA (N): paragraph.
KUPETOPA (V): to be parallel to; along.
GAROPOGU (N): parasite.
PORABI (N): parent.
BAGOTORE (N): park.
POPU (N): part; piece; component.
PARATI (N): party.
PIBA (V): to pass by (something); go by.
PIBAKUBU (N): password.
KEGEPE (N): pasta.
TIBURO (N): paste.
TUKEPO (N): pastry.
TIPA (V): to pat; pet.
POPIKA (N): patch; a piece of material which covers a weak spot.
TERIPU (N): path; pathway; passage; passageway.
BITUGIPO (D): patient.
TETAGA (N): pattern.
RUKOGAKA (N): pavement.
RAGATI (N): paw.
TIRE (V): to pay (money); spend; use money.
GIROKAGO (N): pea.
BEROTA (N): peace.
RABUGA (N): peach.
RAKOTARE (N): peanut.
GIBIRO (N): pear.
TUBOPO (N): pebble.
RITURETE (V): to peel (something); strip.
PEGAKIBO (N): pegakibo; the language.
PEGU (N): pen; for writing.
POTA (N): pen; an enclosure.
RATE (N): pencil.
TEKURAKE (N): pendulum.
BUGAKO (N): pentagon.
BOGORITE (N): pepper.
KUPITO (D): perfect.
BEPAROTE (N): perfume.
RIKEBI (N): period; for ending a sentence.
GOTORO (D): permanent; lasting indefinitely.
REGURO (N): permit; licence.
GAKE (N): person.
RAGITE (N): personality; character.
KAPIKAPI (N): pest; nuisance; annoyance.
PAKEBA (N): pet; companion animal.
RUKORITU (N): phase (of matter or of life).
KOBE (N): phone.
BITAPI (N): photo; photograph.
ROKEPUTI (N): phrase; a small group of words.
GUKERI (N): physics.
PUPOKAGI (N): piano.
RAGE (V): to pick (an option); choose.
TEPETEPE (N): pickle.
TAPI (N): picture; image.
PUKUTO (N): pie.
KIGOPO (N): pig.
TAGOKE (N): pigeon.
RUKU (N): pile; heap; mound.
GIBEBU (N): pillow.
GUPEPU (N): pimple; zit; acne.
KEKOBETA (V): to pinch (something).
KAGIPURE (N): pipe; plumbing.
TERATA (N): pit; a hole in the ground.
TEGITO (N): pixel.
TIKEPI (N): pizza.
PUBA (N): place; region; a general area.
GEKO (D): plain; not decorated or elaborate.
TOGO (V): to plan; scheme.
KUBATUGE (N): planet.
TIBA (N): plant.
PARAPEPI (N): plasma.
TATARO (N): plastic.
RABE (V): to play (a game).
KABO (N): please; used in a polite request.
PIRIGUKE (N): plug; for electronic appliances.
KOTEPERA (N): pocket.
RABORI (N): poem; poetry.
GOKIGE (N): point; the sharp end of an object.
TAKAGO (N): point; a unit of score.
TIPOKE (V): to point out (something); point at; draw attention to.
PIRO (N): poison; venom.
TUGOTO (N): pole.
BOKOGEKU (N): police; security.
GITURIBA (D): polite; civilized; politely.
KUGIBIBO (N): pollen.
RUKATARE (N): pollution.
TUBARUTA (N): polygon.
TAGIRE (N): pool; for swimming.
GIPA (D): popular; cool.
TOGOPE (N): pore; a small opening in a surface through which matter can pass.
POPARA (V): to pop (something); cause to burst.
PUBARATE (N): position; an exact location.
KIKUTU (V): to post (something); place for others to see.
KIKUTURA (N): poster.
POTI (N): pot.
POTOTA (N): potato.
KAGEKOPU (N): pound; a unit of weight.
ROBO (V): to pour (a substance).
REKUTO (N): powder.
TIBE (N): power.
PAKATARE (V): to practice (a skill).
RUKEPU (V): to prepare (something); condition.
KUKORU (V): to press.
KUKORUTE (N): pressure.
GEPARATE (N): pretzel.
TUPIKA (V): to print (something, using a computer).
KETIKERE (N): prize; reward; bonus.
TORU (N): problem; conflict; issue; trouble.
PEKU (V): to process; evaluate.
PARAGUBO (N): profit; gain.
POGARATE (N): program (on a computer); application.
POGAKOPO (N): progress; development toward a goal.
REGORO (N): project.
TARORE (V): to promise (something); guarantee.
GEPERURE (V): to propel; drive; push; cause to move in a direction.
PUKO (V): to protect; guard; keep safe; preserve.
KOKOROBO (N): protein.
KERERA (D): proud/proudly.
PORUBU (V): to prove; show to be true.
BUTAPA (V): to pry (something); pull away.
PAPUPE (D): public/publicly.
KOGUTIGO (N): pudding.
KEBAGI (N): puddle.
TIROPA (V): to pull.
TIROROTU (N): pulley.
RIPOGEBU (N): pulp.
ROPATITE (N): pump; something which "pulls water".
KIRU (N): pumpkin.
PEGA (V): to punch; hit with one's hand.
PAKURATO (N): punctuation.
GEBUKA (V): to punish; discipline; scold; make behave.
BERITOGE (N): puppet; doll.
GUGOPI (D): pure/purely.
BOPU (D): purple; violet.
GARETU (N): purpose; the reason for which something exists.
RUPATO (N): purse.
TIRORI (V): to push.
PABE (V): to put; place.
KAPATO (N): puzzle.

= Q =

RIBITARI (N): quality; trait.
KOKE (N): quest; adventure.
PIBEPA (D): quiet/quietly.
KUTU (V): to quit (an activity).
PE (N): quiz.
TIRAGA (N): quotation.
KO (?): quotation mark; used to remove ambiguity in speech.

= R =

PIKUKU (N): rabbit; bunny.
PIRITA (V): to race (someone); compete for speed.
RAKEKU (N): rack; for holding things.
BIPEPITI (N): radiator; heater.
TITUKU (N): radio.
TEPUGETE (N): radish.
KAGUKUTO (N): radius.
ROPOGE (N): raft.
RAGARAKU (N): rag.
RAGUBO (N): rail; track; for holding or for trains.
PIBU (N): rain.
KIRAKE (N): rake.
RAPOKE (N): ramp; incline; slope.
BIGA (D): random; chaotic.
GUTUPIRU (N): range; span.
KAPERI (D): ranked; having a place in an order; -st/-nd/-rd/-th; a number will follow.
PUTATAGO (N): rash.
RATORU (N): rat.
BERABOKI (N): rate; pace.
GAKIKO (V): to rattle (something); shake to make a sound.
KUKUKOPA (D): raw; unmodified.
BOPE (V): to reach (for something).
TATERU (N): reaction.
GEKA (V): to read (text).
PUGE (V): to be ready for (something); be prepared for.
PATITUPA (N): receipt.
REPEPO (N): recipe.
KEBEPEKE (V): to recommend.
PITIBARU (N): rectangle.
KIPIKIPI (V): to recycle.
PUGUGO (D): red.
REPIRAKO (V): to refresh (something).
TOKABIBU (N): refrigerator.
BIGEPIPA (V): to refuse; deny.
REGETERA (N): register.
ROGURI (V): to regret.
KITOBATU (V): to relate (to something).
GARUBA (V): to release; let go.
GORAGI (N): religion.
BOKO (D): remaining; left over; staying.
GURUTU (V): to remember (something); memorize; record.
POTO (V): to remind.
GATIRE (V): to remove; take away.
BEKIBEGO (V): to rent; buy temporarily.
REPUBA (V): to replace (something).
BIRO (V): to reply (speech/text); respond.
GITIRE (N): reptile.
POGERE (V): to reserve (a place).
KUTIGITA (V): to resist; go against a force.
PUBEKIBO (N): resolution.
KERUKO (N): resource.
GATE (V): to respect.
PUTI (D): resting; taking a break.
KIGIPUBA (N): restaurant.
PIGAKU (V): to restrict; prevent.
GEPORA (D): retired; not working.
BEKE (V): to return (something); give back.
BUGITORO (N): revenge.
RITERERU (V): to review.
KURUPO (V): to rhyme (with something).
TOREGO (N): rib.
TIRIKUGI (N): ribbon.
GIPITIRU (N): rice.
TETARO (D): rich.
BOPUKU (V): to ride (a vehicle or animal).
KOPI (D): right; a direction.
RIKO (N): ring; a circular object; hoop.
KIPAGE (V): to rinse (something); wash with water.
KORA (V): to risk (something); take a chance with.
PAKUGE (N): river; stream.
REKAGU (V): to roast (something).
TUREBETA (N): robot.
KURA (N): rock; stone.
GAROGARO (N): rocket.
ROKOKA (N): romance.
KEBAPOTU (N): roof; the top of a house.
PUBO (N): room; chamber.
TERAGU (N): root.
TIRIGUBI (N): rope.
PITAPUGU (N): rose.
RATOKO (D): rough; bumpy; uneven.
BEBOTE (D): round.
BIKUGI (N): row.
RUBARU (V): to rub (a surface).
RATOKOGA (N): rubber.
RUTOKU (D): rude; impolite; inappropriate.
TAPA (N): rug; carpet; mat.
GAKERO (N): rule; regulation.
BAKOBURA (N): ruler; for finding the length of something.
TURORU (N): rumor.
TOKE (V): to run (towards something).
KOGIRETI (N): rust.

= S =

KIRARU (D): sad.
TEKABU (D): safe/safely.
BUTORATE (N): sail.
TEPUKIBO (N): salad.
GEPA (N): salt.
KURATOTI (N): sand.
GORIGORI (N): sandwich.
GIKUGA (N): sap; from a tree.
TIBURU (N): sauce.
TOKOKATU (N): sausage.
KA (V): to say (something); speak; talk; tell.
KAGEBURA (N): scale; determines the weight of something.
REKOPOBO (V): to scan.
TEREGOTO (N): scar.
TERO (V): to scare; frighten.
TOPARO (N): scarf.
RUKE (N): school.
ROREPAGE (N): science.
POGIGO (V): to scoop.
TUREKA (V): to scratch; scrape.
KURU (N): screen; monitor; display.
BIRATARA (N): screw; a small metal part.
RIREPI (V): to search for (something); look for; try to find.
TIRIPU (N): season (of the year).
POTU (N): secret.
TERERU (V): to see (something); have sight of.
TIBAGOBA (N): seed; a "plant egg".
REGARU (V): to seem like (something); appear to be; look like.
KIBE (N): self; himself; herself; itself; ourselves; themselves; yourself; yourselves; causes the verb to be reflective; refers to the subject of the containing clause.
KIBU (N): self; himself; herself; itself; ourselves; themselves; yourself; yourselves; refers to the subject of the parent clause; used within a situation noun.
PITE (N): self; himself; herself; itself; ourselves; themselves; yourself; yourselves; refers to the subject of the situation noun which is the subject of the containing clause.
PITU (N): self; himself; herself; itself; ourselves; themselves; yourself; yourselves; refers to the subject of the situation noun which is the subject of the parent clause; used within a situation noun.
BEKIGU (V): to sell (something).
TOPO (V): to send (something).
KOTIPE (N): sentence.
RUTE (D): serious/seriously; grave.
KITA (V): to serve (food or drink).
TAPIKIPA (V): to sew; stitch; knit.
BIRITIPA (N): shadow; shade.
ROPEKAGA (V): to shake (something).
RUPOKEPA (D): shallow.
GOBI (N): shape; form.
KUTEREKE (D): sharp; pointy.
TERETARE (V): to shave.
GIBEBUPA (N): sheep.
REGUTA (N): sheet; a thin piece of material.
PAKEBERA (N): shelf.
BOKABE (N): shell.
PUKOTU (N): shelter; protection from the elements.
GATEKEGU (N): shield.
GOTAPEGO (N): shirt.
REGUTI (N): shoe.
TURITO (V): to shoot (ammunition); fire.
BEKIPO (N): shop; store.
KETO (D): short; in length or time.
GIBI (D): should; appropriate; proper/properly; supposed to.
PEGURI (N): shoulder.
BATOKA (V): to shout (speech); scream; yell.
TERAGEKO (N): shovel.
TIPO (V): to show (something); introduce (someone or something).
TIKIBIRI (N): shower; a place for showering.
KOPETA (N): shrimp.
GAKERAPA (D): shy.
KAGA (D): sick; ill.
RUBEGU (D): sighing; exhaling deeply.
PABETUGA (N): sign.
KIBOKA (N): silver.
PEBE (V): to sing (a song).
TIRIBO (N): sink; for washing things.
PAROTIPA (D); sinking; not buoyant.
RETUBE (N): sister.
PAKEBE (V): to sit (on a surface).
TAPO (N): size; scale; how big something is.
KIKOTO (N): skill; ability; talent.
TOGOPA (N): skin.
BOTEBIKI (N): skull.
TETABI (N): sky.
RERABO (V): to slap.
TIRAGATE (N): sled.
PAGO (D): sleeping.
TIGAGETA (N): slot.
KIPEPA (D): slow/slowly.
BEPARO (V): to smell (something).
PERA (D): smiling; grinning.
ROREGU (N): smoke.
TIGE (N): snack.
BOKAGATU (N): snail.
KUTURETE (D): sneezing.
GAPUGURU (D): snoring.
TIRA (N): snow.
REBIKE (V): to soak (in a liquid); marinate.
PITOPUBA (N): soap.
GUREPO (N): soccer.
GAKERA (D): social/socially; outgoing.
TUGIBO (N): sock.
REBETO (N): soda.
BEBU (D): soft.
GURATO (N): soldier.
TOREPEGO (N): solid; a state of matter.
GAKOBORE (N): solution (to a problem); remedy.
KU (D): some/-s; causes a noun to become plural.
RAGO (D): some; more than one, but not all; a fraction of.
TABERI (N): son.
GATITU (D): soon; about to happen.
TIBOTUPA (D): sore.
BIPO (V) to sort (something); place in order or categories.
TUKI (N): soup.
PERU (D): sour.
PIKIGOKI (D): south.
TEGIGERU (N): space; void; vacuum; the absence of anything.
PETEGIPO (D): sparkling; glimmering.
RIPEBE (N): speed; how fast something is traveling.
REBUGI (V): to spell (a word).
BOGORI (D): spicy.
PIROKETI (N): spider.
PEKATU (N): spike.
KIPIRATE (V): to spill (a liquid).
ROTUTARO (V): to spin (something); roll; cause to continuously rotate.
PUGEBE (V): to spit (something).
PEKUTI (V): to splash (a liquid).
PAKATO (V): to spray (a substance).
BOTUKI (N): spoon.
KEKUGOTA (V): to spread (something); cause to spread.
PAKU (N): spring; a season.
KATIRURU (N): spring; coil; for applying a force.
KERA (V): to spy (on something); observe secretly.
PITIKUPI (N): square.
TUGIPE (D): squeaking.
KOKUTERI (V): to squeeze.
TEBUPUKE (N): squid.
GATAKIPU (N): squirrel.
BUPUKI (V): to stack (objects).
KUBERATE (N): stage; a place for acting.
TAPOGO (N): stain; spot.
BIPIRATE (N): stairs; staircase.
POGEKUGU (D): stale.
PARURUKU (V): to stalk (someone); creep around one's facebook page.
GOPI (D): standing.
TIBEKO (N): staple; for holding papers together.
PEREPARU (N): star.
TERERUTA (V): to stare (at something).
PIGA (V): to start (something); begin; initiate.
TIRIKA (N): start; beginning; the start of an object or span.
RABIROGA (N): steak.
TITEBUTE (N): steam.
GIKIGO (D): steep; with a great slope.
BEGERITO (N): stem; trunk; part of a plant.
BOTI (V): to step (on something); take a step.
BIPI (N): step; stair; a place for stepping.
GIRA (N): stick; twig; branch.
KUKOTA (N): stew.
GERABA (V): to stick to (something); adhere to.
GERABATA (N): sticker.
TIBIGA (D): still; still true.
KATA (D): still; not moving.
KARAGI (V): to sting (something).
PETURATO (N): stomach.
RAGOKI (N): stool; for standing.
GIKA (V): to stop (something); end; halt when not necessarily complete.
PIBUTUBI (N): storm.
REPIPA (N): story; tale.
TORIPU (N): stove.
BITERE (D): straight; extending or moving in one direction only.
TITAKO (N): strategy; tactic. 
PEREKUTI (N): straw; used for drinking.
RERI (N): street; road.
RAKA (V): to stress (someone or something).
TIROPAPE (V): to stretch (something).
TIRIGU (N): string; thread; lace.
KIGUPO (N): stripe.
BOBI (D): strong; fit; powerful.
GAKEPAGE (N): student.
PAGE (V): to study (something); research.
PAGERE (N): subject; topic.
KIKA (N): sugar.
RUBUTE (V): to suck (air); inhale.
KIPEKIPE (D): sudden/suddenly.
RABUKU (N): suit.
TUBETI (N): summary; synopsis. 
GATA (N): summer.
KUTARA (N): sun.
RAKOPETI (N); surface.
RUGE (V): to suspend (someone); expel temporarily.
BEPAGOTA (N): swamp.
KUPEGIRI (N): swarm.
TITEGEPA (N): sweat.
RIGORITI (N): sweater; sweatshirt; clothes for cool weather.
KIKAPA (D): sweet.
RIGA (V): to swim (in a liquid).
KURAKE (V): to swing (something); rock; cause to swing.
KIBEKETU (N): switch; for making and breaking a circuit.
BOTABO (N): symbol.
RITIKAKU (D): symmetrical.
TUGEGI (N): syrup.
ROTI (N): system.

= T =

TOKIGA (N): tab; indentation.
BEGOTU (N): table.
BETA (N): tack; for hanging papers.
KAGAPO (N): taco.
TAGORA (N): tag.
TIRIKUBO (N): tail.
BIGEPI (V): to take; get.
KAKIBU (D): tan.
TOTUBA (V): to tap (a surface); poke.
KUGIKATU (N): tape; either a flat strip of paper, or an adhesive strip.
KATOGORE (N): tank; for keeping pets.
GERABATU (N): tar; asphalt.
BUTARE (N): task; job.
GUKERO (V): to taste (something).
TEPITITE (N): tea.
RETEBU (V): to teach (something); educate.
RATOPA (N): teacher.
GUKEGUKE (N): team.
TIROPAPU (V): to tear (something); rip.
PEPIKEPO (N): temperature.
BEGORETU (D): temporary; not permanent.
PUTOPE (N): tennis.
BUGUREGE (N): tent.
RIPE (N): test; a graded event.
KOBEKI (N): text.
PATUPIRE (N): texture; how something feels.
KAPI (V): than; to be relative to; with respect to; in comparison with.
PUGA (V): to thank (someone).
GO (D): that/those.
TO (D): the; a specific one.
PUBAKUBE (N): theater; theatre; a place for acting or movies.
PEGAPO (N): theme.
KEGUPURE (N): thermometer.
TEGI (N): thing; the most general noun.
PETOPI (V): to think (about something).
RU (D): this/these.
RATOTITE (D): thirsty.
GARARE (V): to threaten (to do something).
TIKEGIRU (N): throat.
PI (D): three.
PARU (V): to be through; in and out of.
GOGU (V): to throw (something); toss.
GUBETEGO (N): thumb.
KERAPI (N): thunder.
TEKETO (N): ticket.
BUGORIBA (V): to tickle (someone). 
TORAKERE (V): to tie (string).
TETIKU (D): tight/tightly.
TEPOKORA (N): tile; for floors, wall, or roof.
TURI (N): time; a specific point in time.
RUBAROTU (N): tire; for wheels.
PUTIRU (D): tired; sleepy; exhausted.
KATUKI (N): tissue.
GERO (V): to be to; towards; in the direction of.
TOGORI (V): to toast (something).
TOGORIRA (N): toaster.
GUBETOTO (N): toe.
REKE (D): together; with each other.
TEKOPARU (N): toilet.
TOPUGUGO (N): tomato.
GUKEROGO (N): tongue; an organ for tasting.
BA (D): too; excessive/excessively; to too much of an extent.
KORE (D): too; also; in addition.
TABE (N): tool.
RIKE (N): tooth.
KEBAPO (N): top; the top part of something.
GETURATE (N): tornado.
RITUPARO (N): tour.
POKUBEBU (N): towel.
PARIGOKA (N): tower.
GOPUBI (N): town.
RABETEGI (N): toy.
TOGETEGI (N): traffic; congestion.
TOKABI (N): train.
GUBOGURA (V): to translate (text/speech).
TERU (N): trap; for capturing animals or deceiving people.
KIBERA (N): tray.
REKIPI (N): treat.
GURERI (N): tree.
PIBARUTA (N): triangle.
TUGEPIRU (V): to trick (someone); deceive; fool.
TOPIKOBI (N): truck.
KIKITA (N): trunk; of a car.
REKI (V): to try (something); attempt; make an effort.
TITEGUBA (N): tub.
PEREKU (N): tube.
TUKU (V): to tuck (clothing).
PERIPERU (N): tuna.
BUTOKE (N): tunnel.
RIRIKIPO (N): turkey.
GORITI (V): to turn (something); rotate; change the orientation of.
TEPU (N): turnip; a root vegetable.
RUGAROTE (N): turtle.
TEPA (N): TV; television.
KIPUKIPU (N): twin.
TEKIPOTA (V): to twist (something).
GEPI (D): two.
KIBEKERU (V): to type (text).

= U =

GIKATITE (N): umbrella.
GEGOTE (N): uncle.
TOKEBU (V): to be under (something); below; beneath.
RATU (V): to underline (text).
REGORU (V): to understand; comprehend.
PURAPOGO (V): to undo (an action).
KOPUTE (N): unit.
GOTABEKA (N): universe.
PIRE (V): to happen until (something).
BEGE (D): up.
BEGERATE (V): to upgrade (something).
KIBO (N): us/we; a group of people including the speaker.
KIPI (V): to use.
KIPIRA (D): useful; helpful.
PEKOPATO (N): utensil.

= V =

RUBUTEPO (N): vacuum; for cleaning up messes.
RORUGERA (D): vague; general; not specific.
TEBAKA (N): valley.
TARU (N): value; worth.
KOBO (N): van.
POTIGARE (N): vase.
KEBIKA (N): vegetable.
KEPOTUBO (N): vehicle.
KUGETABU (N): vent; for air.
GOTE (N): verb.
BEGEGIPO (D): vertical.
TERERUPI (N): video.
TETAGO (N): vine.
GATUTEBE (N): vinegar.
GEKIGI (N): violin.
RITUPA (V): to visit.
BURO (N): vocabulary; vocab.
RORUPA (N): voice; speech.
TAPOKEPO (N): volume; the size of the matter contained by something.
BATOKEPO (N): volume; how loud something is.
KARIPUTE (V): to vote (for something); elect.
RITEBI (N): vowel.

= W =

GETUROKA (N): waffle.
GATOROTU (N): wagon.
TOBI (V): to wait (for something).
TIKE (V): to walk (to something).
RAKOPETU (N): wall.
BE (V) to want; wish for; hope for.
PUGO (N): war; battle; combat.
RA (D): was; -ed; causes a verb to be in the past tense.
PITOPU (V): to wash (something); clean.
KIPAGA (N): wasp.
PAGUGOPA (V): to waste (something); squander.
GUKIRE (N): watch; for telling time.
TITE (N): water.
TITEPUTA (N): wave; a formation in a liquid.
GERIBUPI (V): to wave (something); to move back and forth.
RIBIPE (N): wax.
PIKI (N): way; direction.
GIKITA (V): to wear (an article).
BOBIPA (D): weak.
PIBUKUTA (N): weather; climate.
ROBIREBE (N): weed; an unwanted plant.
BUGEGAPI (N): week.
KOBORIKU (N): weekend.
KAGEKEPO (N): weight; how heavy something is.
PIKIKOKA (D): west.
TIBAPI (D): wet; damp.
PERIPUPA (N): whale.
GETURO (N): wheat.
ROTUTA (N): wheel.
PAPURO (N): whether; expresses the truth of a statement.
RIBO (D): which; having an interrogative identity.
KI (D): which; extracts the subject from a situation noun so that the subject takes the place of the situation noun in the parent clause.
KE (D): which; extracts the direct object from a situation noun so that the object takes the place of the situation noun in the parent clause.
GUKA (V): to whine (something).
PIBEPAKA (V): to whisper (text); murmur.
TAGIBEPI (D): whistling.
PUPO (D): white.
GURI (D): whole; entire/entirely; full/fully; total.
TEGORU (N): wife.
BUTOKIGA (N): wig.
BIGOTOPA (D): wide; thick.
BATEPA (N): wife.
KOTI (D): will; causes a verb to be in the future tense.
TAGOKUPA (V): to win (a competition); be victorious in; succeed at.
GETU (N): wind; gust; breeze.
GIKUGU (N): window.
KUGABOTE (N): wine.
RETUTABE (N): wing.
GABIRIKU (D): winking (an eye).
TEREGO (N): winter.
PITOPURU (V): to wipe (a surface).
PETO (V): to be with; along with; accompanied by.
KOTIPABO (N): wolf.
BEGI (N): woman.
TIRU (V): to wonder (about something); ponder.
BUBO (N): wood; lumber.
KUBUPE (N): word.
BUTA (V): to work (on something); do labor.
KIRORU (N): world.
TERAGATU (N): worm.
KETERO (N): wound; injury.
GOKURU (V): to wrap.
TETEPO (N): wrinkle.
KOTEGIRU (N): wrist.
PIKA (V): to write (text).
TOTU (D): wrong; incorrect.

= X =

TEGIRITU (N): x-ray.

= Y =

REKITU (N): yard; land around a building.
PAPUKO (N): yarn.
PAGORUBE (D): yawning.
TABUBA (N): year.
GEBU (D): yellow.
GOTUPOBO (N): yolk; of an egg.
RAGERE (N): yogurt.
KIGE (N): you; the person being addressed.
TOGI (D): young.

= Z =

RO (D): zero.
GIKOTU (V): to zip (something).
GIKOTURE (N): zipper.
GARAKETI (N): zoo.
TEPEGIRE (N): zucchini.
TEKO (D): 00000; a group of five zeroes.