PIE originally inspired conlang
Numbers
- Dzem – One
- Þu – Two
- Þríje – Three
- Quttor – Four
- Phænq – Five
- Six – Six
- Semmn – Seven
- Octó – Eight
- Nejn – Nine
- Decam – Ten
Adjectives & Emotions
- Jæzú – Good
- Ðolo – Bad
- Megú – Great
- Holghes – Little
- Calho – Pretty
- Nílho – Ugly
- Ðldo – Happy
- Échto – Angry
- Sútus – Sad
- Ecseto – Excited
- Þunoz – Weak
- Esmí – Real
- Stephen – Strong
- Kregno – Fragile
- Richt – Right
- Weþnoz – Wrong
The House & Structure
- Domu – House
- Uccuus – Window
- Dor – Door
- Zemon – Wall
- Tai – Roof
- Zemi – Room
People & Family
- Emonus – Human
- Mother – Mother
- Fater – Father
- Seniór – Elderly
- Noíh – New
- Fédarr – Old
- Ðmio – Child
- Dauder – Daughter
- Sonnz – Son
Transport & Animals
- Quecwo – Car
- Dego – Van
- Moudór – Motor
- Phiúse – Bike
- Equuz – Horse
- Gún – Dog
- Gato – Cat
- Mius – Mouse
Tableware & Objects
- Table – Table
- Spormz – Spoon
- Fork – Fork
- Búqs – Book
- Pén – Pen
- Kurþo – Curtain
Adverbs
- Rhíde – Rarely
- Simproú – Always
- Nicus – Never
- Gusver – Sometimes
- Opher – Almost
Verbs
- Jæder – To eat
- Pouter – To bring
- Fárier – To feed
- Ezzere – To be
- Haphr – To have
- Vhogír – To open
- Kleiðer – To close
- Foter – To drink
- Dsemðir – To feel
- Inspiékter – To look
- Scriver – To write
- Leger – To read
- Ðeter – To create
- Þæter – To make
- Næder - To need
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