Konya-ULD mapping table
Last update: 2005-07-16 19:30


* 01. ADPOSITIONS - - Category owner: Larry Sulky
* Adpositions are markers of temporal and spatial relationship.  
* Some languages express these concepts with prepositions; some 
* use postpositions; some use noun cases; some use verb forms.

	fitafa	001:	about (pertaining to; on the topic of) [pr]
`filax`wi`	kaufaxa	002:	"above, over [pr]"
	maixaxa	003:	across (at / to the other side of) [pr]
`fu`wi`	paupapa	004:	after (later than; in the future of) [pr]
	taikala	005:	"around, encircling, surrounding [pr] "
`lu`wi`	putafa	006:	at (in the same location as) [pr]
`wexata`	likaxa	007:	"because of, due to [pr] "
`kutan`wi`	tukaka	008:	"before, in front of, ahead of (spatially) [pr] "
`po`wi`	taitafa	009:	"before, prior to, earlier than [pr]"
`pu`n`kutan`wi`	sukafa	00A:	"behind, in back of, to the rear of [pr] "
	taimama	00B:	"between, among, amidst, inter- [pr] "
	xotaka	00C:	"beyond, farther than, exceeding [pr] "
`lil`wi`	mofala	00D:	"by means of, via, per, with (using; through instrumentality of) [pr] "
	xenama	00E:	during [pr] 
	laisaxa	00F:	"except for, besides, apart from, other than, excluding [pr] "
`sep`wi`	kaukaka	010:	for (to benefit; destined for; for the purpose of) [pr] 
`mif`wi`	solama	011:	for (in exchange for) [pr] 
`xu`wi`	kifafa	012:	"from, out of, away from [pr] "
`pu`n`kaikas`wi`	letaka	013:	in (located inside of) [pr] 
	semafa	014:	"instead of, rather than [pr] "
	nofafa	015:	"like, similar to [pr] "
`nix`wi`	lupana	016:	"near, close to [pr] "
`nup`wisa`	nupana	017:	of (owned by; belonging to; associated with; = genitive) [pr] 
	pufapa	018:	"of (containing the measured quantity: ""two liters of water"") [pr]"
`sup`wi`	naipafa	019:	on (resting on; touching the top or other surface of) [pr] 
`kaikas`wi`	kainaxa	01A:	"outside of, exterior to [pr] "
`wo`	xemaka	01B:	"than, compared to [pr/cj] "
	kopata	01C:	through [pr] 
`ke`wi`	pomana	01D:	"to, towards, at (moving toward) [pr] "
	taipama	01E:	"under, below, beneath [pr] "
	fonaxa	01F:	with (accompanied by) [pr] 
	fotata	020:	"without, with no ..., lacking [pr]"

* 02. OTHER FUNCTION WORDS - - Category owner: Larry Sulky

`se`yu`	suxama	021:	be (intransitive predicative copula) [v]
`se`yu`	naitapa	022:	exist [v]
	fausama	023:	become (begin to be; acquire the quality...) [v]
`kau`yu`	fokata	024:	cause (induce something to be/happen) [v]
`kau`yu`	solaxa	025:	"make, render (impart quality X to Y; e.g. ""I make you happy"") [v]"
`te`yu`	mepafa	026:	"do, perform, engage in (specified activity) [v]"
`ten`yu`	paufafa	027:	have (possess / be furnished with) [v]
`pos`yu`	xisama	028:	can (is/are able to ...) [aux v pres]
`ne`	pokapa	029:	"should, ought to (is/are expected/advised to ...) [aux v pres]"
`tisa`	fauxaka	02A:	this (demonstrative) [aj/pn]
`tifa`	netana	02B:	that (demonstrative) [aj/pn]
`ye`	lauxaka	02C:	"and, plus [cj]"
`yeta`	xitasa	02D:	"but, however [cj]"
`yefa`	kausala	02E:	if (on condition that...; supposing that...) [cj]
`yeka`	kofata	02F:	or [cj]
`yo`	xonama	030:	"that (e.g. ""I know that you are right"") [cj]"
`tusa`	tefama	031:	"also, additionally, too [av]"
	pofama	032:	"apart, separately [av]"
`lu`n`mi`	fefaxa	033:	here (in/to this place) [av]
`mota` `ki`	laukana	034:	how? (in what manner?) [av]
`moxa`	maisama	035:	"maybe, perhaps, possibly [av]"
`no`	naixata	036:	not [av]
`lona`	pokata	037:	"only, solely, exclusively [av]"
`lu`n`tu`	naulafa	038:	there (at/to that place) [av]
	kaisana	039:	together [av]
`tima` `ki`	saixana	03A:	when? (at what time?) [av]
`lu` `ki`	naufasa	03B:	where? (at/to what place?) [av]
`lesa` `ki`	saixata	03C:	why? (for what reason?) [av]
`fufa`	maixana	03D:	any (no particular one of) [aj]
`xeka`	pesata	03E:	"every, each [aj]"

* 03. PEOPLE

`su`	tisaka	03F:	"person, human being"
`ni`n`ti`	naifasa	040:	"baby, infant"
`ni`	pimasa	041:	child
`ni`n`pe`	nosata	042:	boy
`ni`n`mo`	mulapa	043:	girl
`pe`	nisasa	044:	man (adult male person)
`mo`	lukama	045:	woman (adult female person)
	pauxafa	046:	family
`nu`n`pe`	momama	047:	father
`nu`n`mo`	mexala	048:	mother
`nupa`	ponafa	049:	marriage (spousal relationship)
`pe`m`nupa`	molaxa	04A:	husband
`mo`m`nupa`	sainala	04B:	wife
`fi`n`pe`	pauxana	04C:	son
`fi`n`mo`	saitama	04D:	daughter
`keka`n`pe`	xausasa	04E:	brother
`keka`n`mo`	tauxana	04F:	sister
`xefa`	kemaxa	050:	"chief, leader"
	tausapa	051:	king
	saifaka	052:	queen
	fesaka	053:	president
	sailasa	054:	prime minister
	milala	055:	"dictator, tyrant"
	maulata	056:	"master, lord"
	foxana	057:	slave
	lisala	058:	soldier
	supana	059:	ambassador
	tetapa	05A:	member (of group/organization)
	pefaxa	05B:	friend
	pexaxa	05C:	enemy

* 04. TITLES 

`misa`n`pe`	tupaka	05D:	"Mister, Mr."
`misa`n`mo`	xukata	05E:	"Ms., Miss/Mrs."
`misa`n`mo`	xexapa	05F:	Miss
`misa`n`mo`	kefala	060:	Mrs.

* 05. GROUPINGS OF PEOPLE

	maipapa	061:	"club, society (voluntary association re: a common interest)"
	xaikafa	062:	committee (group appointed to do a task)
	limasa	063:	community (individuals sharing space / culture)
	tailaxa	064:	culture (the customs and beliefs of a people)
	xetata	065:	individual (one considered separately from one's species)
`seta`n`su`	xikaxa	066:	"people (a people), folk, the members of an ethnic group / nation"
`seta`n`su`	fopafa	067:	"public, populace, the people (as in People's Republic)"
`seta`n`su`	loxama	068:	race (group of people with similar characteristics)
	koxapa	069:	"team, crew, squad"

* 06. BODY PARTS, SUBSTANCES - - Category owner: Jim Henry

	nikama	06A:	abdomen
	kimasa	06B:	anus
`luka`	mupasa	06C:	arm (shoulder to hand)
	potana	06D:	back (dorsal area)
	faitala	06E:	beard
`senaka`	xisasa	06F:	blood
	naupafa	070:	body
`xausa`	folana	071:	bone
	fukasa	072:	brain
`pexa`	melaxa	073:	"breast, mammary"
`tuxa`	nofapa	074:	buttock
	fukama	075:	cheek (side of face below eye)
	laipapa	076:	chest (upper front of torso)
	pexala	077:	chin
	xukama	078:	ear
`kaufa`	taupala	079:	egg
	telapa	07A:	eye
`fesa`	taipaka	07B:	face
`fulama`	mixaxa	07C:	feather
`kekala`	moxaxa	07D:	"feces, dung, excrement"
	lukasa	07E:	"fetus (foetus), embryo"
`tuka`	munaka	07F:	finger
	xaufapa	080:	fist
`peta`	mosaka	081:	foot (on which something stands)
	pesama	082:	forehead
	faulasa	083:	gene
`folasa`n`mu`	lomaka	084:	hair (a strand of fibrous material growing from the body)
`folasa`	kinapa	085:	hair (the hairs atop one's head thought of as a collective entity)
	nulata	086:	hand
`kepala`	pixala	087:	head
`kaula`	kaulafa	088:	heart (coronary muscle)
	kaifafa	089:	heel
	pisafa	08A:	hip
	faitaka	08B:	horn (bone-like growth from animal's head)
	lunata	08C:	"intestines, gut(s), viscera"
	punana	08D:	iris (of eye)
	pimama	08E:	kidney
	fufaxa	08F:	knee
`xoma`	saukaxa	090:	leg
	noxama	091:	lip
	fomama	092:	liver
	sauxana	093:	lung
`kuna`	maupala	094:	"meat, flesh"
`musa`	potala	095:	mouth
	saimafa	096:	muscle
	lauxana	097:	nail (fingernail)
	nutama	098:	navel
	kunata	099:	neck
	fukaka	09A:	nerve
`nosa`	saipama	09B:	nose
	lufama	09C:	organ (of body)
	notana	09D:	palm (of hand)
	poxaka	09E:	penis
`kosaka`	muxaka	09F:	shell
	xauxaxa	0A0:	shoulder
`seta`n`xausa`	kaufata	0A1:	skeleton
	xikata	0A2:	skin
	telaka	0A3:	"spine, backbone"
`tomaka`	filala	0A4:	stomach
	komaxa	0A5:	"sweat, perspiration"
	noxala	0A6:	tail
	maunafa	0A7:	tear(drop(s))
	nomafa	0A8:	testicle
`kulafa`	tepasa	0A9:	throat
`tuka`n`xo`	sailafa	0AA:	thumb
`tuka`	faipana	0AB:	toe
	xesasa	0AC:	tongue (body-part)
	xusaxa	0AD:	tooth
	kaukana	0AE:	urine
	faipaxa	0AF:	vagina
	xonafa	0B0:	"vein, blood vessel"
	nusafa	0B1:	waist
	kaixaxa	0B2:	wing (of bird etc.)
	losana	0B3:	wound
	kolapa	0B4:	wrist
	xautala	0B5:	berry (small pulpy fruit)
	xofapa	0B6:	bud (of flower/leaf)
`fela`	xexaxa	0B7:	flower
`fulata`	lulaka	0B8:	fruit
`fulaxa`	totafa	0B9:	leaf
	tuxata	0BA:	nut (hard-shelled fruit/seed with separable shell and kernel)
	maitata	0BB:	pod (seed pod)
	kaipana	0BC:	root (of a plant)
	painapa	0BD:	seed
	pinaka	0BE:	sprout (young shoot of plant)

* 07. MISC. BODY TERMS - - Category owner: Jim Henry

`fifa`	paulata	0BF:	alive [aj]
`pu`n`fifa`	fomaxa	0C0:	dead [aj]
`nesa`	xaifapa	0C1:	birth
`luta`	pinasa	0C2:	"mature, adult"
	naufaka	0C3:	healthy [aj]
`sika`	kainana	0C4:	"disease, illness, sickness"
	xolafa	0C5:	"fat, obese, plump [aj]"
	somapa	0C6:	"sex, gender"
`mo`	taikafa	0C7:	female [aj]
`pe`	misala	0C8:	male [aj]
`mo`n`pe`	nutana	0C9:	neuter (neither male nor female) [aj]
	losala	0CA:	sense (ability to perceive a given kind of stimuli)
	xaulala	0CB:	pain
	pauxala	0CC:	pleasure
	nipasa	0CD:	"tired, weary [aj]"
	nauxapa	0CE:	"refreshed, zesty, perky [aj]"
	kaisafa	0CF:	sleep [v]
	launasa	0D0:	awake [aj]
	kisafa	0D1:	fever

* 08. BODILY ACTIONS - - Category owner: Jim Henry

`nox`yu`	mautama	0D2:	bite [v]
	nipala	0D3:	breathe [v]
	monata	0D4:	catch (stop the motion of and seize in the hands) [v]
	kekasa	0D5:	climb [v]
	fosata	0D6:	"copulate, have sex (with) [v]"
	poxala	0D7:	crawl [v]
	fipana	0D8:	"cry out, shout, yell [v]"
	kixapa	0D9:	"cry, weep [v]"
	sunala	0DA:	dance [v]
`pu`n`fif`yu`	faulafa	0DB:	die [v]
	monaka	0DC:	drink [v]
	naumasa	0DD:	drown (die/kill via immersion) [v]
`kom`yu`	lotaka	0DE:	eat [v]
	pokana	0DF:	feel (perceive with the tactile sense) [v]
	paupata	0E0:	gesture [v]
`xaulat`yu`	taunafa	0E1:	"hold, grasp [v]"
	maumaxa	0E2:	"hunt, pursue (with intent to capture and/or devour) [v]"
`xaup`yu`	notafa	0E3:	"jump, leap [v]"
	fikata	0E4:	kick [v]
`kau`n`pu`n`fif`yu`	kexana	0E5:	kill [v]
	susana	0E6:	kiss [v]
	paulana	0E7:	laugh [v]
	faumafa	0E8:	lie (recline horizontally) [v]
`fif`yu`	kaikama	0E9:	live (be alive) [v]
`kulal`yu`	texasa	0EA:	run [v]
	xaixala	0EB:	shave [v]
`sit`yu`	silafa	0EC:	sit (be in a sitting position) [v]
	titala	0ED:	smile [v]
	pautapa	0EE:	sneeze [v]
	puxata	0EF:	spit [v]
	lauxapa	0F0:	squat [v]
	mekaka	0F1:	stand [v]
	ketana	0F2:	swallow [v]
`nut`yu`	naunala	0F3:	swim [v]
	pemama	0F4:	taste (perceive the flavor of) [v]
	kunafa	0F5:	"throw, toss [v]"
	laufata	0F6:	touch [v]
`pu`n`kom`yu`	paipala	0F7:	vomit [v]
`pomat`yu`	kosama	0F8:	walk [v]
	tipafa	0F9:	wrestle [v]

* 09. ANIMAL SPECIES AND TYPES - - Category owner: Christopher466

`xupa`	tukapa	0FA:	animal (non-vegetable creature)
`semata`	tikaka	0FB:	ant (insect of family Formicidae)
`kuma`	paumana	0FC:	bear (animal of Ursidae family)
	mautana	0FD:	bee (member of genus Apis)
	paipama	0FE:	bird (egg-laying feathered animal with wings)
`kupakapa`	finafa	0FF:	butterfly
`kota`	memafa	100:	cat (Felis catus)
`kukala`	kaikaka	101:	chicken
`lipasa`	kukata	102:	cockroach (insect of order Blattaria)
`pokala`	pufafa	103:	cow/bull, cattle (bovine animal of either sex)
`melaka`	xinana	104:	deer (animal of family Cervidae)
`kauna`	fokasa	105:	dog (Canis familiaris)
`punata`	nonapa	106:	donkey, ass (Equus asinus)
`tofala`	tofala	107:	dragon (winged serpent with crested head and large claws)
`fixa`	kotaka	108:	fish
	fonafa	109:	fly (small winged insect)
`kitasana`	fufala	10A:	fox (member of genus Vulpes)
`kotaka`	kelapa	10B:	frog (web-footed tailless leaping amphibian)
`sifaxa`	sifaxa	10C:	goat (animal of genus Capra)
`metata`	fitala	10D:	grasshopper
`xefala`	lofafa	10E:	horse (Equus caballus)
`sikama`	paufaka	10F:	insect
`simapa`	laumala	110:	lion (Felis leo)
`tokaka`	nunana	111:	lizard
`lonaxa`	nenaxa	112:	lobster
`mema`	laufaxa	113:	mammal
`mesala`	taikata	114:	mantis (insect of order Manteodea)
`timana`	taumapa	115:	monkey, small primate
`mosaka`	femasa	116:	mosquito
`mausa`	nunama	117:	mouse
	tesala	118:	pig, swine (omnivorous mammal of family Suidae)
`litaxa`	litaxa	119:	rabbit (animal of family Leporidae)
`lepala`	tepaxa	11A:	reptile
	saixasa	11B:	sheep (Ovis aries)
`noka`	kusala	11C:	snake, serpent (reptile of suborder Serpentes or Ophidia)
`kumama`	fipaxa	11D:	spider, arachnid
`kusasa`	kusasa	11E:	squirrel (rodent of family Sciuridae)
`xaitana`	xaitana	11F:	tiger (Felis tigris)
`sauxafa`	sauxafa	120:	turkey (Meleagris gallopavo)
`pomafa`	pomafa	121:	turtle (reptile of order Testudinata)
`pemapa`	pemapa	122:	virus
`lunana`	lunana	123:	whale (large marine mammal of order Cetacea)
`sokama`	sokama	124:	wolf (Canis lupus)
`kekaxa`	kekaxa	125:	worm

* 10. PLANT SPECIES AND TYPES
* Note that the English words sometimes refer to an entire plant and 
* sometimes only to its fruit ("I am planting tomatoes" vs. "I am eating
* tomatoes").  This is not true of all languages.

`poma`	memala	126:	apple (tree/fruit of genus Malus)
`penapa`	letata	127:	bamboo (plant/stem of genera Bambusa / Arundinaria / Dendrocalamus)
	fainala	128:	banana (plant/fruit of genus Musa)
	letama	129:	bean (lima/snap/etc.: plant/seed of genus Phaseolus or similar)
	faunasa	12A:	cabbage (plant/leaves of sp. Brassica oleracea capitata)
	mikaxa	12B:	carrot (plant/root of sp. Daucus carota sativus)
`kofa`	sifasa	12C:	coffee (plant/seeds of sp. Coffea arabica)
	sailapa	12D:	cork (tree/elastic tissue of sp. Quercus suber)
	suxapa	12E:	"corn, maize (plant/seeds of sp. Zea mays)"
	nainata	12F:	cotton (plant/fibers of genus Gossypium)
	taulaka	130:	cucumber (Cucumis sativus)
	folala	131:	date (tree/fruit of sp. Phoenix dactylifera)
	xaulafa	132:	fig (tree/fruit of genus Ficus)
	saifala	133:	flax (Linum usitatissimum)
`kaulama`	kepama	134:	garlic (herb of sp. Allium sativum)
	nuxata	135:	ginger (plant/rhizome of genus Zingiber)
	koxasa	136:	ginseng (plant/root of genus Panax)
	lolaxa	137:	gourd (plant/hard-rinded fruit of genera Lagenaria & Cucurbita)
	mitafa	138:	grape (plant/fruit of genus Vitis)
`pelasa`	sutata	139:	grass (monocotyledonous plant of family Gramineae)
	pofala	13A:	"hemp, marijuana (plant/material of sp. Cannabis sativa)"
	loxaka	13B:	kelp (seaweed of orders Laminariales and Fucales)
	kipata	13C:	lentil (plant/seeds of sp. Lens culinaris)
	kesama	13D:	lettuce (plant/leaves of genus Lactuca)
	nilaka	13E:	"mandarin, tangerine (tree/fruit of sp. Citrus reticulata)"
	saikapa	13F:	mint (plant of family Labiatae)
	femata	140:	mushroom (a complex aerial fleshy fruiting body of a fungus)
	xutaka	141:	mustard (plant of sp. Brassica hirta / B. nigra / B. juncea)
	pelala	142:	oak (tree of genus Quercus)
	xenasa	143:	oat (plant/seed of genus Avena)
	naimala	144:	olive (tree/fruit of sp. Olea europaea)
`kaulama`	mokana	145:	onion (plant/bulb of sp. Allium sepa)
	losata	146:	orange (tree/fruit of Citrus sinensis / related spp.)
	sisala	147:	pea (plant/seed of sp. Pisum sativum)
	nuxama	148:	peanut (plant/seed/pod of sp. Arachis hypogaea)
	tinapa	149:	pepper (hot/sweet/bell pepper -- plant/pod of genus Capsicum)
	mausaxa	14A:	pepper (black -- plant/seed of sp. Piper nigrum)
	munafa	14B:	pine (coniferous tree of genus Pinus)
	silata	14C:	plum (certain trees/fruits of genus Prunus)
`potata`	xepata	14D:	potato (plant/tuber of sp. Solanum tuberosum)
`lisa`	pokaxa	14E:	rice (plant/seed of sp. Oryza sativa)
	kemata	14F:	rose (plant/flower of genus Rosa)
	tusasa	150:	safflower (Carthamus tinctorius)
	noxafa	151:	sesame (plant/seed of genus Sesamum)
	lonaxa	152:	"soya, soybean (plant/seed of sp. Glycine max)"
	notapa	153:	spinach (plant/leaves of sp. Spinacia oleracea)
	konafa	154:	"squash, melon (plant/fruit of genus Cucurbita grown for edible fruit)"
	nekala	155:	sunflower (plant/bloom of sp. Helianthus annuus)
	kexafa	156:	tea (plant/leaves of sp. Camellia sinensis)
	kaumata	157:	tobacco (plant/leaves of sp. Nicotiana tabacum)
	paufapa	158:	tomato (plant/berry of genus Lycopersicon)
	lutasa	159:	wheat (plant/seed of sp. Triticum aestivum)
	pumana	15A:	"bush, shrub"
	kulata	15B:	garden
	laipata	15C:	"grain(s), cereal crop(s) and their seed(s)"
	xutana	15D:	"harvest, reap [v]"
`polana`	lenapa	15E:	plant (a vegetable life-form)
	tenaka	15F:	tree

* 11. NATURAL WORLD

	numata	160:	bay (small body of water offset from lake or sea)
	sutama	161:	"beach, shore"
	fofala	162:	cave
	pautata	163:	cliff
	kaulapa	164:	cloud
	kailaka	165:	desert
`tela`	likafa	166:	earth (terra firma contrasted with sea and heaven)
	fifana	167:	earthquake
	laikana	168:	eclipse
`xemapa`	kikapa	169:	field (unbroken expanse of land)
	xipaxa	16A:	"flood, deluge"
	lainaka	16B:	fog
	xaukala	16C:	forest
	puxapa	16D:	hail
`kolana`	femama	16E:	hill (smaller than a mountain)
	sautaka	16F:	island
`leka`	ponata	170:	lake
`kuka`	fifapa	171:	lightning
`luna`	maifama	172:	moon (natural satellite of a planet)
`kolana`n`xo`	tukana	173:	mountain
`nutala`	xaipaka	174:	nature (that which occurs spontaneously; the non-artificial world)
	xaikaxa	175:	planet
`pula`	naikana	176:	rain
	tomaka	177:	rainbow
	lepaka	178:	river
`leka`n`xo`	painana	179:	"sea, ocean"
`saila`	saixafa	17A:	sky
	naitasa	17B:	snow
	telaxa	17C:	star
	xaunata	17D:	storm
`sola`	sunasa	17E:	sun
	pomasa	17F:	"swamp, marsh"
	nainaxa	180:	thunder
	mutapa	181:	tide
	linasa	182:	tornado
`kosama`	finaxa	183:	"universe, cosmos"
	selata	184:	valley
	nemata	185:	volcano
`pukata`	saisaxa	186:	weather
`fena`	paikaxa	187:	wind
`telaxa`	mesaka	188:	world

* 12. TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS

	nifafa	189:	arrow (sharp-tipped shaft shot from a bow)
	letala	18A:	axe
	sitata	18B:	balloon
`leta`	laulapa	18C:	"bar, rod"
	saisata	18D:	"barrel, cask"
	xaifana	18E:	basket
	naufama	18F:	bed
	maisasa	190:	bell
`lema`	nepaxa	191:	blade
	nailaxa	192:	blanket (large piece of soft material used as a cover)
	sefama	193:	board
`pomapa`	kokama	194:	bomb
	kaisaxa	195:	bottle
	fofama	196:	bow (for arrows)
	tupama	197:	bowl (deep round dish)
	kofana	198:	box (rigid rectangular receptacle)
	lautana	199:	brake
	mukaka	19A:	brick (hard clay block)
	xaifasa	19B:	broom
	nefama	19C:	brush
	taifafa	19D:	"bucket, pail"
	xailasa	19E:	bullet
	metaka	19F:	button (on a shirt etc.)
	taupasa	1A0:	cage
	musasa	1A1:	can (presealed metal container) {British: tin}
	fitasa	1A2:	candle
	kelaka	1A3:	cannon
	fixata	1A4:	chain (connected series of rings or links)
`sita`	pomata	1A5:	chair (furniture for one person to sit on)
	lexafa	1A6:	cigarette
	xufaka	1A7:	clock
	xoxasa	1A8:	"club, cudgel"
	foxapa	1A9:	coin
	kimama	1AA:	comb
`kopata`	lauxasa	1AB:	computer (electronic instruction-obeying information-handler)
	naifana	1AC:	container
	sitaxa	1AD:	"cord, cable (thicker than wire)"
`kufa`	saitala	1AE:	cover (thing put onto or extended over something else)
`kupaka`	lopaka	1AF:	cup (small bowl with handle)
	paukapa	1B0:	curtain
	kukala	1B1:	dial (circle marked with numbers/symbols)
	xaufaka	1B2:	dish (any shallow concave container)
	kaumapa	1B3:	"doll, effigy"
	naitata	1B4:	dome (anything shaped like an upside-down bowl)
	lunasa	1B5:	drain (device that removes unwanted liquid)
	totana	1B6:	drill
	paitana	1B7:	drum (hollow musical instrument beaten with sticks or hands)
	mulaka	1B8:	envelope (folded paper covering a letter)
	mailana	1B9:	fan (device to create air current)
	paimapa	1BA:	fence (outdoor barrier supported by posts)
	xunapa	1BB:	file (tool for abrading)
`filaka`	numaka	1BC:	"flag, banner"
	naixafa	1BD:	fork (instrument with >=2 prongs for picking up something)
	mixata	1BE:	frame (structure supporting or surrounding something)
`mupala`	saulaxa	1BF:	furniture
	naimaka	1C0:	gear (toothed wheel)
`kitala`	tutana	1C1:	guitar (stringed instrument played with the fingers)
	luxafa	1C2:	gun (ballistic weapon)
`molata`	kinata	1C3:	hammer
	mupafa	1C4:	handle (part of tool by which it is held)
	mufaxa	1C5:	hinge
	fofana	1C6:	hook
	naupama	1C7:	horn (makes noise when blown)
	nukaka	1C8:	hourglass
	muxapa	1C9:	"jar, jug (big wide-mouthed bottle)"
`kifa`	nonafa	1CA:	key (metal device for operating lock)
	kelafa	1CB:	knife
	selama	1CC:	knob
	kilapa	1CD:	ladder
`lima`	saikama	1CE:	lamp
	saitaxa	1CF:	lens
	mitapa	1D0:	lever
	laimapa	1D1:	lock (device for securing doors)
`mexa`	xaufala	1D2:	machine (device with moving parts)
	funala	1D3:	match (little fire-stick)
	fupaxa	1D4:	microscope
	paipapa	1D5:	mirror
`motala`	popata	1D6:	"motor, engine"
	xotata	1D7:	nail (pointy fastener)
	xoxata	1D8:	needle
	pufaxa	1D9:	net
	fusana	1DA:	oven
	linapa	1DB:	"package, packet, parcel"
	supala	1DC:	"paddle, oar (stick with broad end)"
	kainasa	1DD:	pan (broad shallow cooking dish)
	saipasa	1DE:	patch (a piece used to cover/repair a flaw)
	pexafa	1DF:	pedal
	kaulaka	1E0:	pen (writing tool that uses ink)
	fosafa	1E1:	"pencil, crayon (writing tool that uses semi-solid substance)"
	saifapa	1E2:	"pillow, cushion"
	sainafa	1E3:	pipe (a hard tube for transporting liquid)
	sausapa	1E4:	"plate (shallow dish, usually round)"
	pauxaka	1E5:	plow (plough)
	xopata	1E6:	pocket
	laupasa	1E7:	"pole, stick (long bar)"
	kinasa	1E8:	post (vertical pole anchored in ground)
	tonapa	1E9:	pot (deep round vessel)
	soxaxa	1EA:	pulley
	sikaka	1EB:	pump
	nemafa	1EC:	rack (framework of bars for storage)
	konama	1ED:	"radio apparatus, wireless set"
`leta`	xausana	1EE:	rail (usually horizontal bar for restraining/supporting things)
	fufata	1EF:	rake
	momafa	1F0:	razor
	kekala	1F1:	rope
	xepana	1F2:	"rug, mat"
`seka`	sufaka	1F3:	"sack, bag"
	sikana	1F4:	sail
	nonaxa	1F5:	saw (tool)
	kupala	1F6:	scale (device to measure weight)
	kaisama	1F7:	scissors
	xautasa	1F8:	"screen, mesh"
	failana	1F9:	screw (threaded fastener)
	naumama	1FA:	sign (board with public notice written on it)
	xonaxa	1FB:	shelf
	sonaka	1FC:	shield (a protective implement)
	xulafa	1FD:	shovel
`lenasa`	mausasa	1FE:	"spear, lance"
	faifala	1FF:	sponge (real/synthetic corpse of animal of phylum Porifera)
	naipapa	200:	"spool, reel (cylinder onto which something is wound)"
	mokapa	201:	spoon
	fimana	202:	spring (metal helix)
	laukafa	203:	staple (fastener)
	pupafa	204:	strap
`filata`	netala	205:	string (thicker than thread and thinner than rope)
`penasa`	sinaka	206:	stylus
	paifasa	207:	sword
	tunasa	208:	syringe
`mesa`	naimasa	209:	table (piece of furniture with flat top)
	pulapa	20A:	telephone
	selaka	20B:	telescope
	xausama	20C:	television set
	laitaxa	20D:	"toilet, water closet"
	naixana	20E:	"tool, utensil, implement"
	saisasa	20F:	tongs
	laumata	210:	towel
`xuka`	polaka	211:	"toy, plaything"
	kolata	212:	trap
	mefama	213:	tray (shallow rectangular dish)
	laupana	214:	umbrella
	taikana	215:	valve (flow-controller)
	sopasa	216:	weapon
`kulaka`	tumama	217:	wheel
	fixama	218:	wire (long thread-like piece of metal)
	tomafa	219:	wrench {British: spanner}

* 13. CLOTHING

	kunama	21A:	apron
	kipasa	21B:	belt
	linana	21C:	coat (heavy outer garment with sleeves)
	tonaka	21D:	collar
	kaikafa	21E:	eyeglasses
`kula`	saumata	21F:	garment (item of clothing)
	kesasa	220:	glove
	tunata	221:	harness
	sausana	222:	"hat, cap"
	tenala	223:	helmet
	taixasa	224:	jacket (a short and/or lightweight coat)
	kulana	225:	necktie
`putalana`	fenaxa	226:	"pants, trousers"
	xaukapa	227:	shirt
`putalana`n`ti`	xaufana	228:	"shorts, trunks (trousers extending no lower than knees)"
	mifafa	229:	shoe
	pimana	22A:	"skirt, kilt, dress (any torso-garment open at the bottom)"
	sisana	22B:	"sock, hose, stocking"
	sisata	22C:	uniform (special garments worn by members of a group)
	kisata	22D:	veil

* 14. BUILDINGS, INSTITUTIONS

`kaixa`	tulata	22E:	"building, edifice (structure with walls and roof)"
	kutana	22F:	"attic, garret"
	maupata	230:	ceiling
	senapa	231:	"cellar, basement"
	xexana	232:	chimney
	faipata	233:	door
	sailata	234:	elevator {British: lift}
	sopala	235:	"fireplace, hearth"
	nofaka	236:	floor (bottom of room)
	tipaxa	237:	roof
`xema`	kotata	238:	"room, chamber"
	pexama	239:	stair(s)
	pufala	23A:	wall
	sesaka	23B:	window
	xusasa	23C:	church (building or institution of public worship)
	xifasa	23D:	factory
	mimana	23E:	hospital
	nisaka	23F:	"hotel, inn"
`kausa`	fuxama	240:	house (a free-standing man-made dwelling-building)
	naumaxa	241:	library
	paitala	242:	mill (place where raw materials are processed)
	kautaka	243:	"prison, jail"
	kixana	244:	school
`lu`n`sela`	musaxa	245:	"store, shop, boutique"
	lexaka	246:	"tavern, bar, pub"
	maimaka	247:	theater
	totaka	248:	university
	ximaka	249:	bridge
	fainata	24A:	farm
	taitana	24B:	park (public outdoor area)
`lu`n`sela`	xupala	24C:	market (place where goods are bought/sold/traded)
`kaipasa`	kaipasa	24D:	tower

* 15. GOVERNMENT, HIERARCHY

	lelafa	24E:	"agency, bureau"
`milata`	nomasa	24F:	army
	pipala	250:	authority (the right/power to command)
	komama	251:	campaign (for political office)
	naimapa	252:	constitution (charter of an organization)
`kotal`yu`	munaxa	253:	control [v]
	kailana	254:	court (of law)
	kutapa	255:	crime
	lonama	256:	elect (select by voting) [v]
`lipata`	nekasa	257:	free (at liberty) [aj]
	kumafa	258:	government
	laufaka	259:	independent [aj]
	xaifafa	25A:	international [aj]
	kaixala	25B:	jury
`lula`	faimapa	25C:	law (a rule enforced by a government)
`milata`	tausasa	25D:	military [aj]
`li`	nemaxa	25E:	"nation, state (political entity)"
	xipaka	25F:	obey [v]
	nautaxa	260:	official (issued with authority) [aj]
	felaxa	261:	organize (bring X's together to perform a task) [v]
	xaitata	262:	"parliament, congress (legislative body of elected officers)"
	naikata	263:	"party (political), sect (religious)"
	sefana	264:	"permit, allow, let [v]"
	xelala	265:	police (organization to enforce laws)
	lilana	266:	politics
	kutaka	267:	"prohibit, forbid, contra-permit [v]"
	maixata	268:	"province (of Canada etc.), prefecture, state (of USA etc.)"
	maukata	269:	resign [v]
`lula`	kelaxa	26A:	"rule, regulation"
	fulaxa	26B:	"submission, surrender"
	faipafa	26C:	tax
	faufaxa	26D:	trial (in court)
	taixaka	26E:	unite [v]
	nufasa	26F:	vote [v]
	laumasa	270:	war
	maixapa	271:	accept (willingly receive) [v]
	xefaxa	272:	account (record of money received/paid/owed)
	taitapa	273:	bank (monetary institution)
	lisafa	274:	"bill, invoice (statement of money owed)"
	taulafa	275:	borrow [v]
	mosana	276:	"business, commerce"
	mosata	277:	"buy, purchase [v]"
`muna`n`ti`	potafa	278:	"cheap, inexpensive [aj]"
	suxaxa	279:	check (written order directing a bank to pay from an account)
	kaikala	27A:	"company (a business organization), firm"
	paixana	27B:	contract (agreement-document)
	kaunala	27C:	credit (permission to borrow money)
	kaifasa	27D:	"debt, obligation to pay"
`mif`yu`	mikana	27E:	"exchange, trade, swap [v]"
	xosana	27F:	"expensive, costly [aj]"
	sonaxa	280:	"frugal, thrifty [aj]"
	tinaxa	281:	"generous, charitable [aj]"
	numama	282:	"get, acquire, gain, obtain [vt]"
`tai`yu`	xokasa	283:	give [v]
	toxata	284:	insurance (protective contractual arrangement)
	tufama	285:	invest [v]
	lailafa	286:	"job, employment"
	ponama	287:	"keep, retain, go on having (e.g. ""you should keep this book"") [v]"
	xaunama	288:	lack (be without) [v]
	mitama	289:	lend [v]
	kailaxa	28A:	lose (cease having; contra-acquire) [vt]
	mailasa	28B:	"merchandise, goods, wares"
`muna`	soxala	28C:	money
	nuxaka	28D:	offer (present for acceptance or rejection) [v]
`nop`yu`	fukafa	28E:	own (possess according to law or custom) [v]
	laipama	28F:	pay [v]
	numaxa	290:	"poor, impoverished [aj]"
	kokasa	291:	"price, cost"
	xelapa	292:	private (contra-public) [aj]
	kaikata	293:	"prize, award"
	pofasa	294:	"profit, gain"
	pemasa	295:	"provide, supply, furnish [v]"
	saunama	296:	public (available to most or all persons) [aj]
	paisata	297:	punish [v]
	mikasa	298:	receive [v]
	tixaxa	299:	"reject, refuse (contra-accept) [v]"
	tepana	29A:	"responsibility, liability, accountability"
	pomama	29B:	reward [v]
	taixafa	29C:	"rich, wealthy [aj]"
`sel`yu`	nikana	29D:	sell [v]
	lutala	29E:	steal (take in a criminal way) [v]
	taulaxa	29F:	"store, cache, reserve, reservoir"
	lufasa	2A0:	"take (in the sense of E-o ""preni"", G ""nehmen"", Sp ""tomar"") [v]"
	taumala	2A1:	"ticket, coupon"
	mixaka	2A2:	"value (the quality of being useful and/or desirable), worth"

* 17. RELIGION AND THE SUPERNATURAL

	saitafa	2A3:	"angel, fairy (supernatural flying humanoid)"
	noxasa	2A4:	bless (wish good upon) [v]
	kikana	2A5:	"curse, damn (wish evil upon) [v]"
	taupapa	2A6:	ghost (manifestation of dead person's soul)
`nu`n`saila`	lukana	2A7:	"god, diety"
`saila`	nofata	2A8:	"heaven, celestial realm, Valhala etc."
	fisata	2A9:	"hell, Hades"
	taupana	2AA:	"holy, sacred [aj]"
	toxasa	2AB:	"magic, sorcery"
	maimana	2AC:	pray (communicate with god(s)) [v]
	timaxa	2AD:	"priest, clergyman"
	paukala	2AE:	religion
	kixala	2AF:	"revelation, mystical vision"
`tola`	nokapa	2B0:	"ritual, rite, ceremony"
	fetasa	2B1:	"soul, spirit (believed to outlive the body)"

* 18. MIND AND EMOTION

	kunaxa	2B2:	admire [v]
	pikapa	2B3:	alert [aj]
	titata	2B4:	angry [aj]
	fimaxa	2B5:	approve (of) [v]
`kelata`	mautasa	2B6:	art (creative craft; productive use of talent)
	sepama	2B7:	attention (active perception)
	naukasa	2B8:	"behavior, conduct"
`kel`yu`	kuxaka	2B9:	believe (accept as true) [v]
	tonata	2BA:	blame [v]
	laimana	2BB:	"boring, tedious [aj]"
	nupala	2BC:	"calculate, reckon [v]"
	pimafa	2BD:	"care, concern (about someone / something)"
	mopafa	2BE:	"caution, prudence, carefulness"
	paipasa	2BF:	"celebrate, rejoice [v]"
	notata	2C0:	"choose, pick (out), select one of many possibilities [v]"
	mekana	2C1:	comfort (freedom from pain and/or worry)
	naitaka	2C2:	compare [v]
	xenafa	2C3:	"conscious, aware [aj]"
	memaka	2C4:	"courage, bravery"
	xifana	2C5:	"dear, precious, cherished [aj]"
	sotala	2C6:	decide [v]
	tulasa	2C7:	disappointment
	nolapa	2C8:	"distinguish, differentiate, tell one from another [v]"
	pipana	2C9:	doubt [v]
	nisapa	2CA:	dream
	sisama	2CB:	embarrassment
	nilama	2CC:	"enthusiasm, zeal"
	paufala	2CD:	"expect, anticipate (believe that X will come/happen) [v]"
	taufata	2CE:	experience (consciously live through an event) [v]
	nolala	2CF:	"favor, prefer [v]"
	taunaka	2D0:	fear (be afraid of) [v]
	kuxana	2D1:	feel (experience an emotion/sentiment) [v]
	suxana	2D2:	foolish [aj]
	xaixaka	2D3:	forget (contra-remember) [v]
	mikata	2D4:	"forgive, pardon [v]"
	fumasa	2D5:	"funny, comical [aj]"
	sopaka	2D6:	"grateful, thankful [aj]"
	saulala	2D7:	greedy [aj]
	xefala	2D8:	"guard, monitor, watch over [v]"
	mauxafa	2D9:	"guess, conjecture [v]"
	fipata	2DA:	"guide, lead [v]"
	nosaxa	2DB:	"guilty, blame-worthy [aj]"
	foxama	2DC:	"habit, custom, routine practice"
	taifala	2DD:	happy [aj]
	fikala	2DE:	hate [v]
	fulata	2DF:	hope [v]
	taupaka	2E0:	"humble, modest [aj]"
	memata	2E1:	"idea, concept (thought-bundle)"
	lofapa	2E2:	imagine [v]
	menata	2E3:	important [aj]
	saufama	2E4:	"innocent, contra-guilty [aj]"
	saunala	2E5:	"insane, crazy, mad [aj]"
	laumama	2E6:	intelligent [aj]
	putata	2E7:	"intend, mean to, do deliberately, have as a purpose [v]"
	xufata	2E8:	"interest (desire to pay attention to something), fascination"
	pexasa	2E9:	invent (plan something which has never been made before) [v]
	tilata	2EA:	"jealousy, envy"
	tufafa	2EB:	"judge (compare something to criteria), form an opinion about [v]"
	sesapa	2EC:	know [v]
	faifafa	2ED:	knowledge
	kepaka	2EE:	learn [v]
	konana	2EF:	"like, enjoy (derive pleasure from) [v]"
	mutata	2F0:	logic (formalized process of reasoning)
	kaupasa	2F1:	lonely (feeling undesirable solitude) [aj]
	tifafa	2F2:	love [v]
	kimata	2F3:	loyal [aj]
	lauxafa	2F4:	mercy
	maukapa	2F5:	mind
	sepasa	2F6:	mystery
	xomapa	2F7:	"neglect, negligence, apathy"
	sausaxa	2F8:	"nice, kind, affable [aj]"
	tulaka	2F9:	"notice, observe [v]"
	taitasa	2FA:	opinion
	lenafa	2FB:	patience
	mimata	2FC:	peace (freedom from fighting or turmoil)
	xukapa	2FD:	"perceive, detect [v]"
	mepala	2FE:	"pity, feel compassion toward, feel sorry for [v]"
	polapa	2FF:	"plan, design"
	luxata	300:	"play (performed by actors on stage), drama"
	lautasa	301:	"pretend, act, feign [v]"
	fauxapa	302:	pride (proudness; self-respect)
	tinama	303:	"reason, explanation, justification, rationale"
	fotafa	304:	"reasoning, rational thought"
	texama	305:	recognize [v]
	xaunaxa	306:	regret [v]
	xemala	307:	remember [v]
	fosasa	308:	"respect, venerate, esteem [v]"
	lopama	309:	"revenge, vengeance, retribution, getting even"
	paunaka	30A:	"sad, unhappy, melancholy [aj]"
	telasa	30B:	satisfaction
	mauxana	30C:	"seek, search (for), look for [v]"
	kaumaka	30D:	"seem, appear to be, give the impression of [v]"
	saumaka	30E:	"serious, earnest, grave [aj]"
	xaunafa	30F:	shame
	nelafa	310:	study [v]
	xemama	311:	stupid [aj]
	lenata	312:	"subject, topic of discussion"
	paulaka	313:	"suppose, presume [v]"
	tokaxa	314:	"surprise, startle [v]"
	maixaka	315:	"talent, skill, knack"
	mofasa	316:	teach [v]
	momala	317:	tempt [v]
	kelama	318:	theory
	sipama	319:	think [v]
	tokafa	31A:	trust [v]
	mutaxa	31B:	"understand, comprehend [v]"
	xaunasa	31C:	"want, wish, desire [v]"
	sotata	31D:	"whim, caprice"
	laisapa	31E:	wise [aj]
	fautala	31F:	"worry, anxiety"

* 19. COMMUNICATION

	laufama	320:	address (postal co-ordinates)
	taitaka	321:	"admit, confess [v]"
	taunapa	322:	advertisement
	loxaxa	323:	advice
	saupapa	324:	alphabet
	laupapa	325:	"announce, proclaim [v]"
	paumapa	326:	"answer, reply to a question or argument"
	saitaka	327:	"article, essay (piece of text about one topic)"
	nefaxa	328:	"ask, inquire [v]"
	kixata	329:	book
	kailala	32A:	"call, summon [v]"
	sukaka	32B:	chapter (main division of book)
	nailana	32C:	"chart, diagram"
	laikaka	32D:	"claim, assertion (statement of unknown accuracy)"
	nainasa	32E:	code (cryptographic system)
	mesaxa	32F:	"command, order, directive"
	faimama	330:	communication (exchange of information)
	laupaka	331:	consonant (non-vowel)
	sikama	332:	criticize [v]
	lisana	333:	deny (say that X is not true) [v]
	xefafa	334:	describe [v]
	faipala	335:	dictionary
	nilaxa	336:	"discuss, talk about [v]"
	kexaxa	337:	document
	taumaxa	338:	"emphasize, accentuate, stress [v]"
	lekata	339:	fact (undisputed datum)
	nauxasa	33A:	fiction
	paipata	33B:	file (dossier; loose bundle of data)
	naufana	33C:	grammar (rules and structure of a language)
	xusata	33D:	"history (organized account of past events), chronicle"
	kotapa	33E:	indicate [v]
	fautana	33F:	information
	paimala	340:	insult
	lefama	341:	invite [v]
	kilafa	342:	"issue, edition (of periodical etc.)"
	fefata	343:	label
	tesana	344:	language (the verbal communication technique of a people)
	tekata	345:	letter (a message written and mailed)
	nepala	346:	lie (utter a known falsehood) [v]
	sefaka	347:	list
	tokana	348:	magazine (periodical publication)
	xaipasa	349:	mail (transmit postally) [v]
	kotafa	34A:	map (drawing of planet's surface)
	lutapa	34B:	meaning (semantic content of a word)
	lelata	34C:	message (batch of transmitted information)
	funama	34D:	"movie, motion picture"
	naifama	34E:	name
	lifapa	34F:	"news, tidings"
	xaulana	350:	newspaper
	mumapa	351:	noise (confused/randomized sound/stimuli)
	setala	352:	"note, annotation"
	xelata	353:	page (one side of a sheet of paper in a book)
	sekaka	354:	photograph
	faufafa	355:	poem
	mausala	356:	"praise, compliment, laud [v]"
	kesata	357:	print (to copy marks by pressing inked objects on paper) [v]
	kimana	358:	"promise (a claim about one's future actions), pledge"
	kaipama	359:	"protest, objection"
	maipaxa	35A:	"question, query"
	naisafa	35B:	"quote, cite [v]"
	paufama	35C:	read [v]
	momata	35D:	record (a cache of information)
	saumala	35E:	"request, ask for [v]"
	nonasa	35F:	"say, tell, express in words [v]"
	pailala	360:	secret [aj]
	tipasa	361:	sentence (of words)
	kautata	362:	sing [v]
	fomata	363:	"speak, talk [v]"
	texaxa	364:	"story, report"
	lixapa	365:	"suggest, propose (offer an idea) [v]"
	fisana	366:	syllable
	kenata	367:	"symbol, sign, token"
	sainata	368:	thank (express gratitude toward) [v]
	penaka	369:	vocabulary (sum of words available to a person/people)
	somana	36A:	voice
	tetaxa	36B:	vowel
	senala	36C:	warn [v]
	lemata	36D:	word
	pusaxa	36E:	write [v]

* 20. ATHLETICS, GAMES

	maitasa	36F:	game (a rule-governed system of competitive amusement)
	xekaka	370:	"game, match (one particular encounter between competitors)"
	faimata	371:	"athletics (games involving physical skill), sports"
	nokafa	372:	score (the tally of points in a competition)
	faukaxa	373:	"umpire, referee, official"
	sokaxa	374:	ball (spheroidal plaything)
	paitapa	375:	"bat, stick, racket/racquet (any ball-hitting tool)"
	fainasa	376:	ski
	lomaxa	377:	baseball
	lekaxa	378:	basketball
	loxapa	379:	"football (association football), soccer"
	pausata	37A:	football (American/tackle football)
	mufama	37B:	gymnastics
	saipaka	37C:	hockey
	faikapa	37D:	"pool, billiards"
	lilapa	37E:	tennis
	lelala	37F:	chess
	kusama	380:	"play, recreate, frolic [v]"

* 21. IDENTITY

	pelapa	381:	"same, identical [aj]"
	mutafa	382:	similar [aj]
	faimana	383:	different [aj]
	xuxana	384:	"other, another [aj/pn]"
	lepata	385:	"change (become/make different), vary [v]"
	fikasa	386:	"imitate, mimic [v]"
	xilama	387:	"original, non-imitative [aj]"
	simapa	388:	"prototype, exemplar, archetype, model (for all Xs)"
	sunaka	389:	copy (a duplicate)

* 22. NUMERALS

`to`	nutaka	38A:	zero [num]
`mu`	kailapa	38B:	one [num]
`xuma`	xelaxa	38C:	two [num]
`sifa`	sautana	38D:	three [num]
`koka`	nulaka	38E:	four [num]
`fexa`	mofama	38F:	five [num]
`sota`	kaitapa	390:	six [num]
`pipa`	laikala	391:	seven [num]
`tema`	sesana	392:	eight [num]
`lika`	maisafa	393:	nine [num]
`mu`n`to`	penafa	394:	ten [num]
`mu`n`kaika`	felata	395:	hundred [num]
`mu`n`kila`	xilala	396:	thousand [num]
`mu`n`mika`	xaimana	397:	million [num]
`yona` `xuma`	pepata	398:	half (1/2) [num]

* 23. QUANTITY

	xolaxa	399:	quantity (amount / number / magnitude)
	saikana	39A:	"number, numeral (a word or symbol indicating quantity)"
	nexafa	39B:	"count, enumerate [v]"
	kaunana	39C:	measure [v]
	pulama	39D:	"ratio, rate, proportion"
	fetana	39E:	"add, append, join so as to cause an increase [v]"
	paixapa	39F:	"remove, subtract, take away, delete [v]"
	notasa	3A0:	increase (become or make greater in quantity) [v]
	laifana	3A1:	decrease (become or make lesser in quantity) [v]
	sausasa	3A2:	multiply [v]
	xenana	3A3:	divide [v]
	kekafa	3A4:	"total, sum, aggregate"
	paimaka	3A5:	"rest (of ...), remainder, leftovers, remnant"
	xisaxa	3A6:	"whole, entire, complete [aj]"
	xikafa	3A7:	all (the whole number or entire sum of) [aj]
	kaifapa	3A8:	many (a large number of) [aj]
	fonaka	3A9:	few (a small number of) [aj]
	pilasa	3AA:	much (a large quantity of) [aj]
	lekana	3AB:	more (a larger quantity of) [aj]
	petapa	3AC:	most (the largest quantity of) [aj]
	fukaxa	3AD:	little (a small quantity of) [aj]
	ketama	3AE:	less (a smaller quantity of) [aj]
	xaumafa	3AF:	least (the smallest quantity of) [aj]
	naunasa	3B0:	part
	laupafa	3B1:	piece (a part broken/cut/separated from something larger)
	nutapa	3B2:	"section, segment (a part somehow different/separated from others)"
	kopasa	3B3:	"allocation, allotment, portion (someone's share of X)"
	fausapa	3B4:	group
	tonafa	3B5:	batch (quantity of things done/produced at one time)
	fauxana	3B6:	"bundle, bunch (group of things tied or grouped together)"
	tukala	3B7:	majority
	monana	3B8:	minority
	kufala	3B9:	density
	xefama	3BA:	"dense (of much density), concentrated, thick, intense [aj]"
	laixama	3BB:	"rarefied, tenuous, diffuse, dilute, sparse, wispy [aj]"
	mipaka	3BC:	"full, filled [aj]"
	tenasa	3BD:	empty [aj]

* 24. DEGREE

	sipata	3BE:	degree (the extent/intensity/scope of an action/condition/relation)
	nufafa	3BF:	"at least, not less than (>=) [av]"
	konata	3C0:	"at most, only, just, merely, not more than (<=) [av]"
	xaupana	3C1:	"much, very (to a large degree; with great intensity) [av]"
	tainama	3C2:	more (to a larger degree) [av]
	nukafa	3C3:	most (to the largest degree) [av]
	nenala	3C4:	little (to a small degree; with almost no intensity) [av]
	tumasa	3C5:	less (to a smaller degree) [av]
	lesaka	3C6:	least (to the smallest degree) [av]
	sinafa	3C7:	"enough, sufficiently [av]"
	laisasa	3C8:	"almost, nearly [av]"
	nolaxa	3C9:	"too much, excessively [av]"
	taunala	3CA:	"too little, insufficiently [av]"

* 25. DIMENSION, DIRECTION

	potata	3CB:	size (degree of largeness or smallness)
	milaka	3CC:	"huge, enormous, gigantic [aj]"
	naulaka	3CD:	"big, large (of much size) [aj]"
	sifana	3CE:	small (of little size) [aj]
	faulapa	3CF:	"tiny, minuscule [aj]"
	naukata	3D0:	"expand, grow [v]"
	sutasa	3D1:	"shrink, contract [v]"
	xupapa	3D2:	distance (amount of space from X to Y)
	somama	3D3:	far (at / to a great distance) [aj/av]
	xonasa	3D4:	near (at / to a little distance) [aj/av]
	faunana	3D5:	present (existing in the indicated place; contra-absent) [aj]
	tunama	3D6:	absent [aj]
	linata	3D7:	"place, location"
	kenasa	3D8:	length (distance from one end to the other)
	nenasa	3D9:	long (of much length) [aj]
	taunasa	3DA:	short (of little length) [aj]
	pumala	3DB:	width (degree of wideness or narrowness)
	fainana	3DC:	"wide, broad (of space between objects) [aj]"
	kaunata	3DD:	"narrow, of little width (of space between objects) [aj]"
	xetafa	3DE:	"thickness (of a solid object, etc.)"
	xelaka	3DF:	"thick, fat (large from one surface to the opposite surface) [aj]"
	maikaxa	3E0:	"thin, slender (small from one surface to the opposite surface) [aj]"
	melapa	3E1:	height (distance from ground / baseline to top)
	xaixapa	3E2:	"high, tall (of much height) [aj]"
	xufasa	3E3:	"low, short (not tall; of little height) [aj]"
	tepata	3E4:	depth (distance from ground / baseline down to bottom)
	kaitata	3E5:	"deep, profound (of much depth) [aj]"
	texafa	3E6:	shallow (of little depth) [aj]
	nisafa	3E7:	horizontal [aj]
	fukapa	3E8:	vertical [aj]
	saufala	3E9:	"diagonal, slanted [aj]"
	nupaka	3EA:	"sloped, inclined/declined (not horizontal) [aj]"
	sipana	3EB:	angle (the relation of two lines radiating from a point)
	xesapa	3EC:	position (location relative to others)
	kixaxa	3ED:	"region, area (a quantity of space within boundaries)"
	xukana	3EE:	"space, room, void"
	mautaka	3EF:	"connection, joint, junction"
	fauxasa	3F0:	"environment, surroundings, context"
	lotafa	3F1:	front
	lainata	3F2:	"rear, back part of"
	moxala	3F3:	"side, flank, lateral area"
	kopapa	3F4:	"middle, center"
	sailaka	3F5:	"top, peak, summit"
	naufala	3F6:	bottom
	paisafa	3F7:	edge
	maifaxa	3F8:	"inner, internal, interior [aj]"
	nulapa	3F9:	"outer, exterior, external [aj]"
	tainata	3FA:	"limit, boundary"
	fukala	3FB:	find (discover the location of) [v]
	fumana	3FC:	misplace (lose; become unable to find) [v]
	tikama	3FD:	direction (orientation of motion)
	kaukaxa	3FE:	up [av]
	sufama	3FF:	down [av]
	tokala	400:	north
	nixata	401:	south
	xaukaxa	402:	east
	nopafa	403:	west
	xaupama	404:	right(-hand) [aj]
	faixata	405:	left(-hand) [aj]
	fotala	406:	away (from this or that place) [av]
	mitala	407:	back (to previous place / condition) [av]
	letaxa	408:	"inverted, upside-down [aj]"
	timafa	409:	backward (in reverse order) [av]
	kusafa	40A:	"direct, immediate (with no intermediaries or obstacles) [aj]"
	taipala	40B:	"serpentine, meandering, convoluted [aj]"
	kaipata	40C:	city
	nusaka	40D:	village
	kukama	40E:	"rural area, countryside"

* 26. MOTION

	motaxa	40F:	"source, origin"
	fenala	410:	"route, path, course"
	paulapa	411:	destination
	pofana	412:	aim (to point/direct X toward Y) [v]
	naunama	413:	attract [v]
	musata	414:	"avoid, evade, keep away from [v]"
	fusala	415:	"barrier, obstacle"
	petaxa	416:	"base, node, station (point from which things go or are done)"
	sotaka	417:	bring (cause something to come along with one toward a place) [v]
	tixala	418:	"capture, seize [v]"
	fepala	419:	carry (move while supporting) [v]
	lefana	41A:	"come, arrive (at indicated place) [v]"
	mulama	41B:	"drift, wander [v]"
	xemafa	41C:	"drive, impel, propel [v]"
	sisasa	41D:	emit (to send out any form of matter/energy in any manner) [v]
	pinala	41E:	"enter, go into [v]"
	tofafa	41F:	"escape, flee from [v]"
	fupala	420:	fly (move through the air) [v]
	temasa	421:	"forward, ahead [av]"
	maufala	422:	"gather, collect (bring or come together) [v]"
	taifapa	423:	go (move from starting point to elsewhere) [v]
	xaipama	424:	"journey, trip, voyage"
	xelasa	425:	"leave, depart, go away from [v]"
	tupana	426:	"load, burden"
	pifapa	427:	"meet, encounter, come across [v]"
	ponasa	428:	"miss, fail to hit/reach/see etc. [v]"
	lelapa	429:	move (engage in motion / cause to engage in motion) [v]
	sopapa	42A:	"put, place, translocate [v]"
	kosafa	42B:	"reach, extend as far as [v]"
	moxaka	42C:	release (quit keeping/restraining) [v]
	nilala	42D:	"remain, stay [v]"
	letana	42E:	repel [v]
	xautata	42F:	"restrain, inhibit, hold back [v]"
	xinafa	430:	"retrieve, fetch (go to X and bring it back) [v]"
	tokasa	431:	return (go or send back to previous place/condition) [v]
	mulasa	432:	ride (sit/perch in/on a vehicle/horse/etc. and travel) [v]
	kotasa	433:	roll (move like a ball/cylinder by turning over and over) [v]
	kusata	434:	"send, dispatch, transmit [v]"
	lulata	435:	"slide, slip, glide [v]"
	fesama	436:	"stretch, extend [v]"
	nenata	437:	"turn, divert (send in a different direction) [v]"
	mauxaxa	438:	"turn, rotate, revolve [v]"
	faulata	439:	visit [v]

* 27. VEHICLES, ETC. - - Category owner: Jeffrey Henning

	nauxama	43A:	"airplane, aircraft"
	xifafa	43B:	bicycle
	lauxata	43C:	boat
	lefaxa	43D:	bus
	tenapa	43E:	"canal, channel, ditch"
	kaitasa	43F:	"car, automobile (wheeled motor vehicle)"
	nekafa	440:	"cart, carriage, wagon (wheeled vehicle; not self-propelled)"
	xenata	441:	motorcycle
	pulasa	442:	port
	lumana	443:	railroad
	solasa	444:	road
	pauxapa	445:	rocket
	xikapa	446:	ship
	femana	447:	street
	punafa	448:	train (of railroad)
	nokala	449:	truck {British: lorry} (motor vehicle for cargo-carrying)
	xokata	44A:	vehicle

* 28. TIME AND SEQUENCE

	toxala	44B:	age (degree of oldness / youngness)
	susasa	44C:	young (of little age; having existed/lived for a brief time) [aj]
	penana	44D:	old (of much age; having existed/lived for a long time) [aj]
	taulapa	44E:	"new, novel, recent (having been known for a brief time) [aj]"
	xaisama	44F:	old (of long standing; having been known for a long time) [aj]
	failapa	450:	"permanent, perpetual [aj]"
	kopama	451:	"constant, invariant, stable [aj]"
	tilala	452:	"temporary, transient [aj]"
	nixaka	453:	interval (quantity of time between events X and Y)
	maifafa	454:	"irregular, sporadic, intermittent [aj]"
	kipafa	455:	"regular, periodic (at uniform intervals) [aj]"
	nauxata	456:	rhythm
	lisapa	457:	"time (e.g. ""do it 3 times""), occasion, instance, iteration"
	sulata	458:	"again, once more, re- [av]"
	kenana	459:	"alternate, take turns (do X then Y then X then Y) [v]"
	netaxa	45A:	cycle (one complete performance of a periodic process)
	kuxama	45B:	frequency (degree of oftenness or seldomness)
	fusata	45C:	"frequently, often [av]"
	folaka	45D:	"seldom, rarely [av]"
	kenapa	45E:	duration (amount of time consumed)
	paikasa	45F:	long (of much duration) [aj]
	paisama	460:	"short, brief (of little duration) [aj]"
	taukama	461:	gradual [aj]
	kolafa	462:	"sudden, abrupt [aj]"
	fonapa	463:	"begin, commence, start [v]"
	sekapa	464:	"continue, keep on doing/being [v]"
	lopafa	465:	"pause, hesitate, suspend action temporarily [v]"
	kailama	466:	"end, conclude, finish [v]"
	faikama	467:	"cease, stop doing, quit [v]"
	laitafa	468:	"delay, retard, tarry, postpone [v]"
	lekasa	469:	"rush, hurry, hasten [v]"
	kaifana	46A:	"period, era, epoch"
	kexaka	46B:	"moment, an instant"
	xaikala	46C:	always (at all times) [av] 
	mausapa	46D:	ever (at any time) [av]
	sufala	46E:	never [av]
	fautaxa	46F:	time (the dimension/continuum of past-present-future)
	tetafa	470:	"past (the past), earlier time"
	nefala	471:	present (the present time; the now)
	poxana	472:	future (the future)
	lekala	473:	already (prior to the time mentioned) [av]
	taukasa	474:	"still, yet (even until the time mentioned) [av]"
	numafa	475:	yesterday [av]
	ketasa	476:	today [av]
	fixaxa	477:	tomorrow [av]
	failaka	478:	long ago (in the far past) [av]
	luxala	479:	recently (in the near past) [av]
	filata	47A:	now (at this time) [av]
	nitasa	47B:	soon (in the near future) [av]
	taupata	47C:	eventually (in the far future) [av]
	nulaxa	47D:	"early, premature [aj/av]"
	sausafa	47E:	"timely, prompt, on time [av/aj]"
	mexasa	47F:	"late, tardy [aj/av]"
	maitala	480:	"speed, velocity (degree of fastness or slowness)"
	kuxapa	481:	"quickly, rapidly, swiftly (with much speed) [av]"
	lemama	482:	slowly (with little speed) [av]
	topasa	483:	series (a number of similar things following one another)
	xoxama	484:	"sequence, order (temporal arrangement of events in a series)"
	susata	485:	"last, final (after all others) [aj]"
	pulala	486:	"prior, preceding, previous, contra-next [aj]"
	fausafa	487:	"next (coming immediately after; ""tomorrow"" = the next day) [aj]"
	xixama	488:	season
	faimaxa	489:	spring (the season)
	fainapa	48A:	summer
	mokala	48B:	"autumn, fall"
	mefaxa	48C:	winter
	nufama	48D:	century
	maunasa	48E:	year
	paulasa	48F:	month
	kekana	490:	week
	taifana	491:	day (24-hour period)
	nailaka	492:	date (coordinates of a day given in some timekeeping system)
	pufata	493:	"day (daytime -- as opposed to night), diurnal period"
	mexata	494:	night
	sauxapa	495:	morning (dawn to noon)
	puxasa	496:	noon
	pukama	497:	afternoon (noon to dusk)
	naikasa	498:	evening (dusk to midnight)
	xilasa	499:	midnight
	tomaxa	49A:	"graveyard shift, middle of the night (midnight to dawn)"
	maipaka	49B:	hour (60 minutes)
	kaupafa	49C:	minute (60 seconds)
	lixama	49D:	second (1/60th of a minute)
	nuxana	49E:	holiday
	pesana	49F:	sabbath (day of week with religious significance)
	xaupafa	4A0:	"wait (for), await [v]"

* 29. SUBSTANCES, MATERIALS

	xinala	4A1:	air
	totama	4A2:	alcohol
	fisapa	4A3:	ash
	tetata	4A4:	brass (copper-zinc alloy)
	tepala	4A5:	carbon
	painafa	4A6:	chalk
	saixama	4A7:	chemical (substance made by or used in chemistry)
	mulaxa	4A8:	clay
	xetapa	4A9:	"cloth, fabric (material made of threads)"
	soxana	4AA:	coal
	mupana	4AB:	copper
	kausaka	4AC:	"dirt, earth (tangible), soil"
	kixama	4AD:	dust
	kukasa	4AE:	element (substance of irreducible simplicity)
	tautasa	4AF:	fat (oily/greasy material from animal adipose tissue or plant seeds)
	tufapa	4B0:	fuel
	nufapa	4B1:	glass
	menafa	4B2:	gold (the precious metal)
	pulaka	4B3:	ice
	xaitapa	4B4:	ink
	nausasa	4B5:	iron
	lepala	4B6:	jade (the tough green gemstone)
	faupana	4B7:	"jewel, gem"
	fenafa	4B8:	lead (the metal)
	munama	4B9:	leather (prepared hide)
	xaukata	4BA:	medicine (substance that makes one healthy)
	maixafa	4BB:	metal
	kautana	4BC:	"mineral, ore"
	foxaxa	4BD:	mud
	felaka	4BE:	neon
	sesaxa	4BF:	nitrogen
	kaipaxa	4C0:	oil (a combustible fatty liquid that will not mix with water)
	saufata	4C1:	"oil (crude oil), petroleum"
	lesata	4C2:	oxygen
	laupama	4C3:	paint
	mekafa	4C4:	paper
	kolaka	4C5:	plastic (synthetic/processed moldable material)
	tautama	4C6:	"poison, toxin"
	laulaka	4C7:	potassium
	lupata	4C8:	quartz
	menama	4C9:	"rock, stone"
	polata	4CA:	rubber
	ninata	4CB:	salt
	xauxama	4CC:	sand
	fainama	4CD:	silk
	tefasa	4CE:	silver (the metal)
	lutama	4CF:	soap
	nifasa	4D0:	sodium
	luxana	4D1:	steam
	nofama	4D2:	steel
	pausaka	4D3:	sulfur
	laupala	4D4:	tar (dark viscous liquid obtained by destructive distillation)
	fefana	4D5:	tin (the metal)
	timana	4D6:	water
	fosaka	4D7:	wax
	xilafa	4D8:	wood (the substance)
	nauxaka	4D9:	wool

* 30. FOODSTUFFS, ETC.

	punaxa	4DA:	beer
	timaka	4DB:	bitter [aj]
	naumata	4DC:	bread
	lesama	4DD:	butter
	pelasa	4DE:	cheese
	fomana	4DF:	chocolate
	silapa	4E0:	"flavor, taste"
	taulasa	4E1:	flour (grain-powder)
	fufapa	4E2:	food
	laitata	4E3:	honey
	lixaka	4E4:	milk
	naulala	4E5:	"pasta, noodles"
	naifapa	4E6:	pizza
	sauxaxa	4E7:	salad
	tutasa	4E8:	sandwich
	xaumama	4E9:	sausage
	fokafa	4EA:	soup
	xilata	4EB:	sour [aj]
	xuxafa	4EC:	"spice, seasoning"
	motafa	4ED:	sugar
	saulafa	4EE:	sweet [aj]
	maipana	4EF:	vinegar
	kutata	4F0:	wine

* 31. FORMS OF MATTER

	maupaka	4F1:	arch
	maukasa	4F2:	"band, tape, flat strip"
	tumaka	4F3:	block (solid flat-surfaced mass of material)
	xomala	4F4:	branch (small part going out from main part)
	faulama	4F5:	"bump, protrusion"
	fautama	4F6:	card (stiff rectangle of material)
	tesama	4F7:	circle
	lesasa	4F8:	coil
	naulaxa	4F9:	cone
	laukaka	4FA:	"crack, fissure"
	pikafa	4FB:	cross (perpendicular intersection of linear items)
	saikafa	4FC:	crystal
	pulaxa	4FD:	cube
	faukana	4FE:	curve
	xisafa	4FF:	cylinder
	lofata	500:	"dent, nick, indentation"
	maitaxa	501:	"disk, disc"
	lotasa	502:	drop (of liquid)
	mumata	503:	film (very thin layer)
	xusala	504:	flared (opening up or spreading out from axis) [aj]
	xuxaxa	505:	"foam, froth"
	naukama	506:	"form, shape"
	lailapa	507:	"furrow, rut, groove"
	tekasa	508:	"garbage, trash, rubbish"
	maukama	509:	gas
	tipala	50A:	helix (any corkscrew-shaped object)
	pautaka	50B:	hole
	pimapa	50C:	"jelly (gelatinous semi-solid material), gel"
	maunapa	50D:	juice (fluid extracted from something)
	fukana	50E:	layer
	fukata	50F:	line (series of contiguous points)
	mausaka	510:	liquid
	maipama	511:	"loop, circuit, closed curve"
	sukama	512:	"lump, clod, blob, piece of no particular shape"
	xauxata	513:	mark (visible traces left behind)
	faipama	514:	"matter, material, substance"
	taulata	515:	object (concrete tangible thing)
	taumasa	516:	"opening, orifice"
	lokama	517:	"oval, ellipse"
	litafa	518:	parallel [aj]
	laulama	519:	paste (any thick soft dough-like material)
	lekama	51A:	pattern (apparent systematic interrelationship)
	limata	51B:	"pile, heap, stack of things or of a substance"
	sitama	51C:	plane (flat surface)
	sukata	51D:	"plug, seal, stopper"
	lefapa	51E:	powder
	kimafa	51F:	pyramid
	limafa	520:	ray
	lipaxa	521:	rectangle
	taukaxa	522:	"ring, torus"
	mainasa	523:	"rust, corrosion"
	pofafa	524:	scratch
	pulana	525:	sheath
	tesaxa	526:	sheet (thin rectangle of paper/cloth/etc.)
	taipata	527:	"shower, sprinkle"
	ximala	528:	smoke
	xumapa	529:	solid (not a gas or liquid)
	xenaka	52A:	sphere
	kaimaxa	52B:	"spike, barb, cleat, thorn"
	lopata	52C:	"spiral, whorl"
	xesaka	52D:	square
	lainasa	52E:	stripe
	lausata	52F:	surface
	saixaka	530:	"swelling, inflation"
	saunaka	531:	tapered (becoming narrower toward an end) [aj]
	ponaxa	532:	"thread, filament"
	fepasa	533:	triangle
	fimama	534:	wave
	sautasa	535:	wedge
	mesala	536:	"wrinkle, crease"

* 32. MATTER-RELATED QUALITIES

	mautapa	537:	"flat, planar [aj]"
	mosala	538:	"level, even (on the same level) [aj]"
	tausana	539:	smooth [aj]
	maufafa	53A:	"rough, coarse, contra-smooth [aj]"
	lusana	53B:	straight (not bent) [aj]
	fixala	53C:	bent [aj]
	taifaka	53D:	"pure, unadulterated, uncontaminated [aj]"
	nailata	53E:	clean [aj]
	tofama	53F:	"dirty, contra-clean [aj]"
	ketaka	540:	open (not shut) [aj]
	xaunana	541:	"closed, shut [aj]"
	fusapa	542:	wet [aj]
	misaka	543:	dry [aj]
	fupata	544:	"sharp, keen, pointy, acute [aj]"
	nemasa	545:	"dull, blunt (of little sharpness) [aj]"
	linama	546:	"soft, malleable, yielding to pressure [aj]"
	pisaka	547:	"hard, firm, resistant to pressure [aj]"
	nimala	548:	flexible (easily able to bend) [aj]
	pusama	549:	"stiff, rigid [aj]"
	xokama	54A:	elastic (able to regain shape/size after deformation) [aj]
	paukasa	54B:	"durable, resilient, robust, strong (in this sense) [aj]"
	linaxa	54C:	"fragile, delicate [aj]"
	lexana	54D:	weight (degree of heaviness or lightness)
	tixata	54E:	heavy (of much weight) [aj]
	fofasa	54F:	light (of little weight) [aj]
	fimata	550:	solid (contra-hollow) [aj]
	texala	551:	hollow [aj]
	mekala	552:	"snug (just large enough to contain X), tight (in this sense) [aj]"
	paukama	553:	"loose (contra-snug), baggy [aj]"
	sonala	554:	"taut, tight, tense, strained [aj]"
	pesala	555:	"loose (contra-taut), slack [aj]"
	taimata	556:	"viscous, thick (of high viscosity) [aj]"
	nemama	557:	"runny, thin (of little viscosity) [aj]"

* 33. MATTER-RELATED ACTIONS AND PROCESSES

	nainama	558:	absorb [v]
	tilana	559:	adhere (hold tightly to / stick to something) [v]
	fotaxa	55A:	"beat (repeatedly hit), batter [v]"
	mutala	55B:	blow (move/cause to move as a current of gas) [v]
	nemapa	55C:	boil [v]
	tolasa	55D:	"bounce, rebound [v]"
	futafa	55E:	break (into pieces) [v]
	nilata	55F:	"build (join materials to create), construct [v]"
	pinaxa	560:	burn [v]
	xaulapa	561:	burst [v]
	tefala	562:	"consume, deplete, expend, exhaust, use up [v]"
	sitasa	563:	contain [v]
	kainapa	564:	crush (press on so as to break or re-shape) [v]
	pisala	565:	cut [v]
	taupaxa	566:	dig [v]
	naunaxa	567:	dissolve [v]
	metana	568:	evaporate [v]
	pilata	569:	explode [v]
	kofasa	56A:	float [v]
	tukafa	56B:	flow (travel in a current) [v]
	xofana	56C:	fold [v]
	tisafa	56D:	freeze [v]
	tekapa	56E:	grind [v]
	mainapa	56F:	"hang, suspend, dangle [v]"
	polasa	570:	"hit, strike [v]"
	soxafa	571:	melt [v]
	melala	572:	"mix, blend [v]"
	fautapa	573:	"pollute, contaminate [v]"
	limala	574:	pour (cause to flow) [v]
	taixala	575:	"preserve, maintain (keep X in good condition) [v]"
	sosata	576:	press (do pressure to; push upon with weight or force) [v]
	timata	577:	pry {British: prize} (raise/open/move with a lever) [v]
	litata	578:	pull (draw something toward oneself) [v]
	xainapa	579:	push (press on something in order to move it) [v]
	felala	57A:	"rot, decay [v]"
	sosala	57B:	"rub, abrade [v]"
	netata	57C:	sew [v]
	kexama	57D:	shake [v]
	pisana	57E:	shoot (cause to rapidly go forth) [v]
	fomafa	57F:	sink [v]
	sunata	580:	spill (accidentally emit liquid) [v]
	totata	581:	spread (begin to cover or cause X to cover more area) [v]
	paisasa	582:	"stab, jab [v]"
	kupana	583:	"stir, agitate [v]"
	punapa	584:	suck [v]
	kolana	585:	sweep [v]
	faisata	586:	"tear, rip [v]"
	loxana	587:	"tie, bind [v]"
	kautama	588:	"trim, prune (cut off ragged edges) [v]"
	naulasa	589:	wash [v]
	kolasa	58A:	weave [v]
	taufasa	58B:	wrap [v]

* 34. MISC. MATTER/ENERGY TERMS

	tailafa	58C:	acid(ic) [aj]
	linafa	58D:	alkaline [aj]
	sainasa	58E:	atom
	noxata	58F:	"balance, equilibrium"
	kefasa	590:	"basis, foundation (part which supports the rest)"
	xulama	591:	electricity
	femaka	592:	energy
	milaxa	593:	fire
	mumana	594:	force
	nekata	595:	gravity
	nailafa	596:	magnet
	kefaxa	597:	molecule
	pupala	598:	power
	tekana	599:	"smell, odor, aroma"
	munapa	59A:	strength (ability to exert physical power)
	nexaxa	59B:	"stroke, jolt, blow of force"
	nunafa	59C:	vacuum
	saipaxa	59D:	"vapor, mist"
	selapa	59E:	"polarity (electric, magnetic, etc.)"
	tuxapa	59F:	positive [aj]
	faifasa	5A0:	negative [aj]
	mefapa	5A1:	"gentle, mild [aj]"
	kaufana	5A2:	"violent, harsh [aj]"

* 35. LIGHT

	sikaxa	5A3:	see [v]
	lefaka	5A4:	light (visible electro-magnetic radiation)
	xipala	5A5:	color
	laufapa	5A6:	"shadow, shade"
	mekata	5A7:	shine (radiate light) [v]
	sukana	5A8:	"picture, image"
	maixama	5A9:	bright (with much light present) [aj]
	laimala	5AA:	"dark, dim (with little light present) [aj]"
	nifapa	5AB:	black [aj]
	nupapa	5AC:	gray {British: grey} [aj]
	kauxaxa	5AD:	white [aj]
	xisala	5AE:	red [aj]
	xonata	5AF:	orange (having a hue between red and yellow) [aj]
	nepapa	5B0:	yellow [aj]
	xaimapa	5B1:	green [aj]
	tixafa	5B2:	blue [aj]
	nautafa	5B3:	purple [aj]
	lofaxa	5B4:	brown [aj]
	fusama	5B5:	beautiful [aj]
	xaipapa	5B6:	ugly [aj]
	maifata	5B7:	"ornament, decoration"
	lailaka	5B8:	"blemish, blot"
	fuxaxa	5B9:	"hide, conceal [v]"
	mufafa	5BA:	"reveal, disclose [v]"
	xoxala	5BB:	"examine, inspect [v]"
	tunala	5BC:	"show, exhibit, display [v]"

* 36. SOUND

	faitasa	5BD:	sound (audible waves in the air)
	nimata	5BE:	silent [aj]
	taunama	5BF:	"quiet, soft, faint (of little sonic intensity) [aj]"
	sonapa	5C0:	loud (of much sonic intensity) [aj]
	nusana	5C1:	hear [v]
	naisama	5C2:	music
	xaukafa	5C3:	"tone, pitch (frequency of sound waves)"
	tailana	5C4:	whistle [v]

* 37. HEAT

	naufapa	5C5:	temperature (relative amount of heat present)
	sainaxa	5C6:	"heat, warmth"
	funapa	5C7:	"cold, chilly, frigid [aj]"
	putaxa	5C8:	cool [aj]
	pailafa	5C9:	warm [aj]
	taisala	5CA:	hot [aj]
	fainaxa	5CB:	bake (cook or harden by means of dry heat) [v]
	minama	5CC:	cook (prepare by applying heat) [v]

* 38. ASSORTED ABSTRACT CONCEPTS

	maumana	5CD:	"happen, occur [v]"
	tausata	5CE:	accident (unintentional and unexpected event)
	fefafa	5CF:	miracle
	lunaxa	5D0:	"disaster, catastrophe"
	xomasa	5D1:	"act, deed"
	musala	5D2:	"activity, bustle, ado "
	kusana	5D3:	"result, consequence"
	pinama	5D4:	agree [v]
	laisala	5D5:	"fight, combat [v]"
	fitana	5D6:	"protect, defend [v]"
	numapa	5D7:	attack [v]
	lusaka	5D8:	good [aj]
	tefapa	5D9:	bad [aj]
	laisata	5DA:	"category, classification"
	xaitaxa	5DB:	"kind, sort, type, variety (of...)"
	fimala	5DC:	"certain, sure [aj]"
	tauxala	5DD:	probable (likely to happen/be) [aj]
	temapa	5DE:	"cooperate, collaborate [v]"
	tofaxa	5DF:	"compete, strive, vie [v]"
	tuxala	5E0:	"help, assist, aid [v]"
	naikama	5E1:	"interfere, hinder [v]"
	paupana	5E2:	succeed [v]
	nipafa	5E3:	fail [v]
	lixala	5E4:	simple [aj]
	taufapa	5E5:	complex [aj]
	texata	5E6:	"condition, state, status"
	xonaka	5E7:	"create, make (bring into existence) [v]"
	fonama	5E8:	destroy (contra-create; cause to cease existing) [v]
	semaka	5E9:	"safety, security"
	laitana	5EA:	danger (situation in which harm is probable)
	lilaka	5EB:	easy [aj]
	fexasa	5EC:	"difficult, hard [aj]"
	kemafa	5ED:	true [aj]
	kaimapa	5EE:	"false, untrue [aj]"
	fuxasa	5EF:	famous [aj]
	tefaka	5F0:	"obscure, unheard of [aj]"
	pukasa	5F1:	"injure, damage, harm [v]"
	momapa	5F2:	"repair, fix [v]"
	xoxana	5F3:	"flaw, defect, imperfection"
	faufala	5F4:	native (naturally belonging to a given realm) [aj]
	kitaka	5F5:	"chief, main, primary, principal [aj]"
	nauxaxa	5F6:	auxiliary [aj]
	paikata	5F7:	"normal, ordinary, usual [aj]"
	saixala	5F8:	"strange, weird, unusual, peculiar [aj]"
	xautana	5F9:	"trouble, difficulty"
	luxaka	5FA:	"real, actual [aj]"
	puxaxa	5FB:	"trick, chicanery"
	sixama	5FC:	"right, correct [aj]"
	suxasa	5FD:	"wrong, incorrect [aj]"
	kefata	5FE:	"reside, dwell, live [v]"
	soxaka	5FF:	"camp, bivouac, temporary shelter"
	fepapa	600:	"nest, den, lair (an animal's self-made house)"
	taumana	601:	represent (act as a substitute for) [v]
	kaulama	602:	"substitute, surrogate (temporary replacement)"
	nonala	603:	replacement (permanent substitute/substitution)
	topaka	604:	"common, general (shared by all members of a group) [aj]"
	naixama	605:	"specific, special, particular [aj]"
	netasa	606:	"ability, capacity (to do something)"
	maulasa	607:	artificial (deliberately made by humans) [aj]
	fikaxa	608:	automatic [aj]
	nesama	609:	"chance, randomicity, luck"
	tumala	60A:	civilization
	xetana	60B:	"clear, plain (easy to see/understand) [aj]"
	maufaxa	60C:	compromise
	kepaxa	60D:	"consist of, be composed of [v]"
	pumaka	60E:	"depend on, rely on [v]"
	naupasa	60F:	"deserve, merit, be worthy of [v]"
	sumasa	610:	detail
	nunala	611:	equal [aj]
	mukata	612:	evil [aj]
	nupata	613:	"exact, precise [aj]"
	failafa	614:	"example, sample"
	nekama	615:	"exercise, practice (effort made to improve skills/health)"
	kilasa	616:	experiment
	laimata	617:	fertile [aj]
	kukaka	618:	harmony (pleasing combination of stimuli)
	pekana	619:	"just, fair, equitable [aj]"
	taitaxa	61A:	match (a thing suitably associated with another)
	somaka	61B:	"method, manner, way (of doing), technique"
	maikasa	61C:	"mutual, reciprocal [aj]"
	xupaka	61D:	"naked, nude, exposed (without the usual cover) [aj]"
	nikafa	61E:	"necessary, needed, required [aj]"
	putala	61F:	"need, require [v]"
	misana	620:	possible (able to happen or be done) [aj]
	lepana	621:	prevent (keep from happening) [v]
	xekasa	622:	"process, procedure"
	maitafa	623:	program
	kilaka	624:	"progress, advancement"
	paipafa	625:	"project, undertaking, venture"
	nopama	626:	"proof, evidence"
	topapa	627:	"quality, trait, attribute, characteristic"
	kupafa	628:	"ready, prepared for a task / event [aj]"
	xukasa	629:	"relationship, association"
	kemana	62A:	right (a right to do/be ...)
	foxata	62B:	role (an individual's function)
	lupapa	62C:	"save, rescue [v]"
	xetasa	62D:	species
	xefasa	62E:	"suitable, proper, fit(ting), appropriate [aj]"
	paukaka	62F:	system
	saunaxa	630:	"task, chore, job, assignment"
	felana	631:	technology
	xaimata	632:	"tendency, propensity, inclination"
	ximafa	633:	"try, attempt, endeavor [v]"
	pexapa	634:	"use, utilize [v]"
	kufata	635:	"vogue, trend, fad, fashion"
	mauxala	636:	"waste, misuse [v]"
	lumama	637:	"wild, feral, untamed [aj]"
	mukasa	638:	"work, effort, labor, toil"
	pufama	639:	riot
	faipapa	63A:	science
	sipapa	63B:	serve (provide service to) [v]
	lisata	63C:	set (complete group of similar items)
	xaumaka	63D:	strike (work stoppage as protest)
	tenama	63E:	support [v]
	lukaka	63F:	"test, check [v]"
	nuxafa	640:	"torture, torment [v]"

*100. KONYA WORDS NOT LISTED IN ULD BASELINE

	femapa	1000:	including, containing [pr] 
`fi`	pexaka	1001:	offspring
`keka`	nekaxa	1002:	sibling
`misa`	popana	1003:	"Mr. / Ms., Sir or Madam"
`kuna`n`koma`	temata	1004:	meat (for eating)
`ye`n`yeka`		1005:	and/or, or (inclusive)