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Li: Head, or top.
Marli: A doe. Also carries the meaning "mother".
M': We, us.
M'saion: We meet them.
Narn: Nice, good, pleasant ,delicious.
Ni-: Used as a prefix to tell time; exactly, high.
Ni-Frith: High noon, exactly noon.
Nildro: Blackbird, or any other bird of that sort.
Nildro-hain: "Blackbird's Song".
-On: Them, you.
Owsla: The strongest rabbits in a warren, sortof like a police force. Most likely has a root meaning related to "better" or "higher class".
Owslafa: An even stronger meaning than Owsla; more like a council than a police force. "the best of the best".
Pfeffa: A cat.
Rah: A suffix carrying the meaning of leader, prince, elder, or Chief Rabbit.
Roo: A suffix carrying the meaning of diminutive, small, or lesser.
Sai: To meet or greet.
Sayn: Groundsel (a plant that grows near the earth).
Silf: Outside, nature, the world.
Silflay: To go outside and feed (usually done in the morning or evening).
Silfli: Literally, "outside head". Means metaphorically "head in the clouds", or imaginative.
Shape: Used to denote any form of art.
Tharn: Stupified, distraught, or hypnotised with fear. But can also, in certain contexts, mean "looking foolish", "heartbroken", or "forlorn".
Thethuth: Moving, migrating.
Thethuthinnang: Movement of Leaves. (A name)
Thlay: Fur.
Thlayli: Fur head
Threar: A large tree, mostlikely were rabbits make their warrens.
U: Used as a prefix to meaning "the".
Vair: To drop or excrete, usually "to pass droppings".
Yona: A hedgehog. Most likely called such because of its spines, so it could also mean "Arrow" or anything else sharp.
Zorn: Destroyed, murdered. Denotes a catastrophe.