El: Enemy, evil.
El-ahrairah: The rabbit hero, or "Prince with a Thousand Enemies".
Elil: Enemies of rabbits, such as weasels, foxes, and stoats.
Embleer: Stinking, like the smell of a fox.
Fiver: see Hrairoo
Flay: Food, such as grass.
Flayrah: very good food, such as lettuce.
Frith: The sun, personified by rabbits. Also used to tell time.
Frithrah: The Lord Sun, used as exclamation.
Fu-: After, used as a prefix for time.
H-: "H" is always silent when at the beginning of any word of the Lapine tongue.
Hain: Song. Could also be related to story, tale, music, art, talents and gifts.
Hlao: Any dimple or depression in the grass that can hold moisture.
Hlao-roo: "little depression". Also a name for a diminutive rabbit.
Hlessi: A wandering rabbit.
Homba: A fox.
Hrair: More than four, or a thousand. Rabbits can count up to no more than four, so anything over four is a thousand to them.
Hrairoo: "Little Thousand","Runt", or "Fiver"(replace "five" with any number above four) . Since rabbits can only count to four, anything over that is one thousand. A rabbit named Fiver may have been the fifth of a litter, so his name would mean "Little Thousand".
Hraka: droppings.
Hrududu: A man vehicle, such as a tractor, car or truck.
Hy: Shine or words to that effect.
Hyzenthlay: "Shine-dew-fur", or fur that shines like the dew. It is the name of a rabbit.
-il: Use as a suffix for making a word plural. Examples- Hrududu=Hrududil, Hlessi=Hlessil.
Inle: The moon. A second meaning carries the idea of darkness, fear and death.
Innang: Leaves.