Basic Words (sorted by Etymis/English) 1

Emotion-Scents (sorted by emotion) 2

Felis Language (sorted by Felis) 5

Body Parts (sorted by Etymis/English) 20

Suffixes, and Prefixes (sorted by Felis) 23

Phrases (sorted by Felis) 24

Numbers. 25

Punctuation and Placemarkers. 27

Basic Words (sorted by Etymis/English)

Felis Word

Etymis Word

Ehh

A, single item

Dil

Are, is, have

Skra

Get, obtain, receive

Hhh

He

Te

I, me, my, mine

Ske (present)

Is, am, be, being (in informal speech it is unspoken)

Kez

It

L (prefix to clarify)

Of

La

Of (or 'of the') used in phrases such as therah la hahr

Dohn

Our

Shah

Say, speak (by extension - words)

Feh

She

Teehhnar

Surrender, give up, submit

Ket

That

Ke

The

Illus

They

Ix

Too, in addition

Sket (past)

was, were, been (in informal speech it is unspoken)

Fee        

What

Oohten

When

Kwoh

Where

Kooee

Who

Kwid, kwidnah

Why, why not

Ssa

With

Tu

You

 

 

Emotion-Scents (sorted by emotion)

Emotion

Scent or close equivalent

Abusive relationship (victim)

Biting, sour, intense

Amusement

Mint, pure

Anger

Peppery

Anger due to pride

Snuffed candle

Astonishment or sudden flare of emotion

Chalky dust, dry

Betrayal

Stagnant pond or water

Bewildered, confused, puzzled

Oranges

Claim

Melon, clove, nutmeg

Conceit

Citrus (mix of orange/lemon/grapefruit type smells)

Contentment

Cinnamon bread

Curiosity

Mingling of scents, depending on whether curious to learn or worried as to possible outcome

Desire

Brown Sugar, Butter warming up

Desire (deep, sexual)

Musk

Desperation

Metallic with tart, yeast-like undertones

Disgust at actions performed

Mold

Disgust with a person

Mold and grass

Dismay

Stale beer mixed with butterscotch; an unpleasant scent

Doubt, distrust

Yeasty and spoiled mix

Dread

Flat and metallic

Embarrassed, embarrassment

Cross between yeast and peppers

Excitement (Good)

Vanilla

Excitement (Sexual)

Cinnamon (Cinnapods)

Family-love

Crisp autumn morning

Fear

Tart

Friendship

Combination of kanya moss and fresh-turned soil.

Frustration

Crushed keehmpahr leaves (cypress native to Felidae)

Fury

Sulfur

Gratitude

Mint with crisp undertones

Greed, criminal desire

Oily fish

Guilt associated with a person, rather than an action.

Combination of pride (leather) and jealousy (a match strike).

Guilt regarding actions taken.

An acrid vinegar scent, deeper and stronger than that expressed as shame.

Gullible

Black currant berries

Happy, happiness

Warm tilia tree (cottonwood) dusted with spices

Hatred

Rotten green apples

Hope

Air after a rain

Impatience

Minty, often mixed with other scents depending on what caused the impatience

Indecision

Smoke, as from a wood fire

Inspired, idea

Orange and vanilla mixed.

Jealousy

Sulfurus, akin to the strike of a match

Joy

Combination of mints, vanilla, warm butter -- unique to the individual and circumstance

Lies

Bitter

Longing/Despair (over loss)

Bittersweet chocolate

Love (romantic), adoration

Sweet, faint, delicate

Love for friends

Sweet, underlaid with buttery warmth

Luc Saint-Cyr unique scent

Chocolate and mint mixed

Lust (extreme)

Paper, close to smoldering

Lust (past, for ex)

Paper, close to smoldering (musty as if aged)

Mirth

Peppermint

Passion

Honeyed cream, cream and honey, any mix of the two

Peace

Woodsy, with a mix of apples

Peace, relaxation

Cinnapods, warm from the sun or from roasting, depending on strength of the emotion. Roasted cinnapods correlate to the strongest emotion.

Pride

Tanned leather

Regret

Tinge of bitterness mixed with accompanying emotion(s)

Rejection

Sharpness of taste, stinging

Respect

Fresh linen

Risk

Kai peppers (hot spice)

Sadness

Stale beer

Satisfaction

dried hay and crisp air of Fall on Felidae

Shame

Vinegar

Smug pride, self-satisfaction

Burned toast

Surprise

Mixture, depending on whether a good surprise and other emotions

Trust

Clean, sweet

Worry

Butterscotch

Wounded pride

Sharp tang, stinging

 

Felis Language (sorted by Felis)

Felis Word

Etymis (English) Translation

Adel

Angel, Saint

Adel Jansaara

Saint of Silver (Lit, Angel of the Shining Sky)

Ah

Exact

Ahdayhoe

Shame, disgrace

Ahma

Same, same as, common, ordinary

Ahmahn

Kin drum with a mid-range sound

Ahmahr

Resist, resistance

Ahmahreeya

Put up a gentle fight (idiom: sweet little resistance, resist peacefully, non-violent or passive resistance)

Ahmee

Friend (deep friendship) No proper Etymis word to translate. Close friend almost a brother, almost a sister. See Kohmeese

Ahn

Big, large

Ahn

For (same word as big; depends on context)

Ahnahori

Monster (Lit, big snake), by extension, a monster with snakes for hair. A medusa.

Ahneesah (Neesah)

Daughter (Slang)

Ahnihr

Son

Ahnsahm, sahm

Cock (Lit, big tube)

Ahnsgah

Female

Ahnsgahee

Girl, little

Ahnsten

Forever

Ahsgah

Male

Ahsgahee

Boy (Lit, little male)

Ahwa

Water

Anatha

Outcast, Rebel

Anodahkah

Birthday

Ashnrrah

Wings, by association, bird, plane, starship

Avahss

There

Ay

Mom, Ma (affectionate)

Ayleesay

Grandmother

Ayleese

Mother

Aylogee

Aunt

Ayneesay

Grandfather

Ayneese

Father

Aynogee

Uncle

Chela

Hook, curl, the shape of a claw, by extension, a claw

Chela krees

Hook knife

Cinnapods

Cinnamon-like pods, highly desired as an aphrodisiac on Felidae

Cohahkka

Versus, As as (comparing), one over the other, instead of

Cohvahss

Welcome

Cun

Place, spot, by extension, world

Dadolmin

Doctor, Dr.

Dafine

Liar (accusing a person)

Dahkeenee

Holy day (Lit, day of holiness)

Dahn

Inside

Dahssenoh

Brat, hellion

Dahtimmay

Terror

Dak

Back, return

Daletoh

Killer, destroyer

Dareese

Winner

Daymohn

Demon, devil, evil one

Daymohnah

Devilish, vile, evil

Deel

Death before dishonor

Desseeno

Stop, desist

Dezeef

Abandon, to leave alone

Dhoksi

Sweetheart, lover

Dil

Are, is, have

Dohda

Same as Eedohdah, diminutive for Daddy, Papa

Dohn

Our

Dok cho

Hello, hi

Domin

Wife (mate), Mrs., Ma'am

Domina

Husband (mate), Mr., Sir (see indihra)

Doof

Oaf, clumsy person, awkward  (slang)

Drah

Story

Drahee

Story for children, fairy tale (Lit, little story)

Dur

Day (of the week), dah in combination with other words (i.e., dahkeenee, holy day or holiday)

Edere, Ederent

Hunger, hungry

Ee (prefix or suffix)

Little, small

Eedohdah

Daddy, Papa

Eelsakeen

Cousin female

Eelsakeet

Cousin male

Eethennar

Argument between females, (Lit, little fight, said of debate, clan council discussions) see Eethenny

Eethenny

Argument between males (Lit, little fight, considered petty), used as an insult to warriors (i.e., “tu eethenny”; you fight over nothing)

Eetzesar

Ambassador (Lit, little ruler)

Ehh

A, single item

En

In, inside, within (based on context, i.e., en Felis means "in Felis")

Esskeet

Perfect

Estt

Else, more (Sharp sound with tip of tongue)

Fasreen

Lightning

Fay

This, that, this thing, that thing, a specific item

Faysa

Curious

Fee        

What

Feen

From

Feh

She

Fehdiss

Trust, confide, have faith

Fesseh

Spank, swat

Fetor

Stench, rotting smell

Ffffftt

F-word

Fffittss

Idiom - Pain in the ass, royal pain, big annoyance

Findrahdor

Liar, a or the (title) (Lit, false one); said of the devil

Fine

Lie

Foon

Tease, prank

Fret

Face

Gahdu

Bread (whole grain, made with honey and yeast)

Gard

Safe, keep safe

Gowdur

Good day, informal

Grrff

Unhappy sound

Grrll

Displeased sound

Grrllffy

Upset with, angry, irritated

Grrrllff

Angry sound

Grrrrllff

Deep displeasure sound

Hammer

Penis

Haweeya

Meat (in general)

Hee

Us

Hhah

Name

Hhahrah

Cling (childlike)

Hhahva

World

Hhahvahcun

World (Lit, home place, also homeworld)

Hheen, hheenah

Sex, sexual

Hhh

He (pronoun)

Hori

Snake, also slang for an untrustworthy person

Ihlkeet, keet (slang)

Sister, sis

Illus

They

Indihra t'hahr

Ruler of my heart (said to a male with great affection),

Indihra, Indihr

Household ruler (male, female)

Insanctah

Dishonor, personal

Insanctus

Dishonor, unworthy of community, by extension, trade (cut off from)

Iss

Ice

Ix

Too, in addition, too much, in excess

Jahveloh

Spear

Joi

Lick, to tongue

Joinkahl (v)

Taste, sample, by extension, sip. (Lit, lick smell)

Kahhoom

Thunder

Kahlah (n)

Kin's ability to smell emotions

Kahmay t'hahr

My hero (Lit, Defender of my heart)

Kahta, kahtas

Eye, eyes

Kai

Sweet, tangy peppercorn grown on Felidae, when dried they are extremely hot

Kanya

Tree with wide leaves, oak-like

Ke

The

Ke mortay chela krees

Lit, the death hook knife; execution by the Pride Council in which the victim is sliced into pieces while still alive, in rare cases, a mercy killing is performed before beginning the punishment.

Keeell

Great! Yay! (can be used sarcastically)

Keef

Handsome

Keehmpahr

Cypress type tree with pungent leaves, often used to make healing oils used to soothe skin, and as incense to clear congestion. The tree grows straight and tall, and because its wood is rot-free, is often used in construction.

Keehn

Store (verb. action of putting away or keeping; also said of savings)

Keen

Maker, creator

Keenee

God, Creator (always capitalized) Keenee combined with other words means holy or holiness, as in dahkeenee, holy day

Keen-sah

Cousin female, slang

Keet-sah

Cousin male, slang

Keshokk

Duty

Kesspa, kesspan

Sharp, sharpen

Ket

That

Kez

It

Khn

Store (n. grocery)

Khndah

Store (n. non-grocery)

Kikk

A mix of checkers and backgammon requiring claws to play properly. Pieces are dropped into holes and removed with a claw tip.

Kin

Pride, also the name of the inhabitants of Felidae.

Kinthu

Pride attached to action. Taking pride, having pride, also a rallying cry to gather as a people rather than as separate clans.

Kits, kitsed

Subsonic vocalizations used by Kin warriors to communicate silently while tracking dangerous prey. Humans cannot hear them. Males are forbidden its use, but most do around other males. Some females believe incorrectly, that it is impossible for males to speak it.

Kkkhh

Excrement, swear word

Kklnahder

Institute

Kleemahr

Temperature

Klkk

Hot (physical sensation, as for a stove)

Kohmeese

Friend, acquaintance, casual relationship

Kolahr

Green, leafy vegetable similar to spinach, grown in various colors from light to dark greens and purples. Used like lettuce in salads, on sandwiches, or steamed and eaten with a splash of vinegar or wine. Used within various dishes, often in thick soups with meat.

Konorees

Music

Konorus, Konorun

Song, Sing

Kooee

Who

Koom

Kin drum with the deepest sound

Kowrah

Fire, by extension, lust

Krees

Knife

Krona

Diadem, circlet of clan-stones worn by the tzesareen of the clan; mark of a prince. Also worn by the mate of a future tzesar.

Kwid, kwidnah

Why, why not

Kwoh

Where

Kyer, dakyer

Therapy, therapist

Kz

War, battle

L (prefix to clarify)

Of

La

Of (or 'of the') used in phrases such as therah la hahr

Lahseev

Play, frolic

Langor

Vagina

Lank

Lips

Lankeel

Tongue

Leese, leeses

Sound, sounds

Lekees

Week

Letoh

Kill, destroy

Loh

Inside

Loy

Loyal

Lun

Month

Lusstin

Struggle, fight

Mahhee

Dolphin

Mahtiff

Make, create

Mahtishree

Be romantic, have a romance, fall in love, create a loving relationship

Mee

Under, beneath

Minere

Disease found solely among Kin children. It begins much like strep, deepens into pneumonia-like symptoms and ends with long periods of high fever, often causing damage to the heart, eyes, and immune system. Life expectancy is less than forty years for victims.

Mohlahff

Teeth

Mohlahffsin

Tooth

Moll

Move, moves

Mollwahn

Council member in general, politician (Lit, moves mouth)

Mortay Wahn

Eater of the dead, a type of vulture that is also a bird of prey (Lit, Dead mouth). "Sacred birds of the sky." Their wings are silent in flight. The call of a mortay wahn is said to sound like a "death scream" although few have heard it, except in the highest mountain ranges where the birds breed during the warm seasons. The air is clear, cold, and thin, giving rise to the myth that mortay wahn do not breathe.

Honorable Kin are "given" to the Mortay Wahn at death. The dead are stripped, washed by the males of the clan with water blessed by the elders of the clan, and the finest garments of the dead are placed on raised cot-like altars. The bodies are then laid out with items precious to them in life, and the entire top is covered by a death shroud of finely tooled leather. On the day of the funeral, the death shroud is removed, and the clan gathers to pray blessings over the soul of the dead. The eldest family members wait a respectful distance from the body until the birds land and begin pecking. This is taken as acceptance of the soul into glory.

NOTE: Term is also synonymous with "boogie man" in Kin fables in which villains are blindfolded and staked spread-eagled in the dark for the Mortay Wahn to devour. The villain not being able to see the silent birds as they approach makes it especially terrifying.

NEW USAGE: Rescuer of Kin males sold into slavery or abused. Mortay Wahn is a figure dressed all in black, head to toe, with black-eyes like the bird. In human terms, a Zorro or Robin Hood type hero, much revered. Not a fable, but the identity (or identities) of the person(s) is unknown. He appears out of nowhere, saves the Kin male, often bestowing him with money or other items need to survive, and then disappears again, usually before being properly thanked. Luc Saint-Cyr's appearance suggests it is he, but he denies this and has been in public during episodes when Mortay Wahn is said to be active.

Mortay, mortayn, mortayng

Dead, death, dying

Mowr (as slang)

Happy sound (Well. OK. Good.)

Mowt

Mowt, a mouse-sized animal with a long prehensile tail and opposing thumbs. Highly intelligent and prized by humans as pets. Although they were once used as lab animals, humans now consider such treatment unethical. To Kin they're snacks to be chased for fun before eating. They snap the mowt's neck and pop it whole into their mouths, crunching bones and slurping the tail like spaghetti. Mowt is both a Felis and Etymis (English) word.

Mwah

Kiss (noun and verb)

Nah

Negative prefix

Nah kkkhh

No shit

Nahee

Human, alien (Lit, not us)

Naheeling

Unbroken horse; someone without discipline

Nahfret

Stupid (Lit, no face)

Nahkin

Equates to inhumane (not Kin-like)

Nahloy

Betray

Nahmee

Above, atop, upon

Nahn

Nothing, not

Nahsgee

Only

Nahsgee ahn Ahnsgah

For Women Only (Lit, Only for Females)

Nahtay

Live (lives)

Nahteef

Upset, freaked out, clamoring

Nahvolens, volens, volensah

Unwilling, willing, very willing

Naytathenny

Ass kicking, major fight

Neeleesah

Family

Neeleesah-shree

Family-love [sacred]

Neesah

Little girl (affectionate term)

Nehfay

Life (noun)

Nehvay

Navel, belly button

Nife dak rohk

Be cool, idiom (Lit, back at you)

Nim

Bite

Nitorr

Lightning bug, firefly

Nohi

Save

Nokk, nokkens

Bead, beading

Ohnahmeeyana

Erotic dream, by extension, masturbating

Oohntow

Good hunting (common farewell)

Oohten

When

Ossoh, ossohs, ossohen

Bone, bones, bony

Pah

Yes, okay

Pfstt

Fang or fangs (no plural form)

Pfsttsin

One-fang (noun, idiom, insulting) Someone unworthy of being bitten with both fangs, so weak he can be subdued with only one fang

Pinus

Pine

Plah (v)

To dine, to take a meal with someone

Plahga

Digest (food)

Plahwahn

Eat food

Prahsodee (prah-so-dee)

Legal claiming, also council ruling, or court order

Pro

Against

Pysee (Pie-see)

Fish pet kept by Mehrenn Ruh

Ramz

Son of a female breeder

Reese

Win

Roff (n)

Drink, a drink (n)

Rokk

Considering, used with other words

Romtzeet

Testosterone

Rone

Sneak, stalk, secretive movement

Rrrl, rrrled rrrling

Deep rumble in the chest made by Kin males as a warning to other males, a signal they will fight for territory.

Saa

Sky

Sahkeet, sah

Brother, bro

Sahneer

Anything, something, indefinite

Sahnimay

Cock biter (insult, Kin would not say "sucker")

Sanctah (n)

Honor (personal)

Sanctus (n)

Honor of the highest type, worthy of trade

Sauk

River

Saukus

River rapids

Seeyoo

Good

Shah

Say, speak (by extension - words)

Shahleese

Alphabet (Lit, say-sounds)

Shahmahsee

Ask anyone (idiom, Lit, common say)

Shahssee

Quiet! (command. "shut up")

Shkwick

Soft sliding sound, sussurus of noise (word mimics the sound)

Shlahfft

Sleep

Shlahfftees

Tired, Lit, needs sleep

Shree

Love

Silven

Forest, trees

Sin

One, first

Sin Keshokk

First Duty (i.e., to reproduce)

Skah

Thank you, thanks (informal)

Skahrah

Understand

Skal

Head

Ske (present)

Is, am, be, being (in informal speech it is unspoken)

Sket (past)

was, were, been (in informal speech it is unspoken)

Skik

Idiot, jerk, etc. (mild insult, can be friendly)

Skikdu

Pretty boy (worthless)

Skrahl

Get up, wake up, arise

Skranatha

Get out (imperative)

Slahv

Clan

Slahvit

Council

Slahvit Kin

Council of Pride (Elders & warriors combined)

Slahvit Starsin

Council of Elders

Slahvit Therah le Hahr

Council of Warriors (all Tzesar council; Said with a growl)

Sneer

Nose

Sohn

Thought

Sonnahmee

Dream (Lit, thought above the mind)

Sovrayn

Independent, free (in spirit or body)

Spee

Cold

Speeliss

Snow

Speerus

Spirit

Ssa

With

Ssalma

Corpse, dead body

Ssip (v)

Drink, to drink (v)

Ssstt

Hey

Starsi

Elder, formal, only used to designate a member of the Council of Elders

Starsin

Elder

Stass

Bad

Stasskin

Trouble, hassle (Lit, bad pride)

Stassthen

Bad omen, a troubled place, slang term for haunted

Sten

How

Stenet

How long

Stik

Now

Stikken

Immediately

Ta kro

Hip, cool

Tahfi

Fruit similar to cherries, grown on trees

Tahkee

Lodge, home

Tahkee Ashnrrah

Ruh Starport (House of Big Wings)

Tahndor, tahn

Clitoris, clit

Tahneez (v),  tahneezen (n), tahneezah (n)

Dance, Dancer, a dance

Tahteln

Talking, informal speech, conversation

Te

I, me, my, mine

Te hahr

My heart (formal address) see t’hahr

Teef

Rest, take easy

Teehh

Give

Teehhnar

Surrender, give up, submit

Telem

Arrow

T'hahr

My heart (informal address) see te hahr

Theesss

Loss of a person rather than a thing, evokes sadness

Theesss neeleesah

Homesick(ness) (Lit, loss of clan, lost clan)

Thena

Die

Thenny

Fighting between males

Thennar

Fighting between warriors

Therah

Warrior (Said with a growl)

Therah la hahr

Heart of a warrior (Said with a growl)

Therah thena

Die like a warrior (blessing; Said with a growl)

Thlah

No, mild

Thlahni

No (strongest term)

Thlarrin

Forbidden

Tientass

See, look at, gaze

Timmay

Fear

Torlinac

An herb; cilantro-like but sharper

Trofee

Worthless (Lit, 'beadless', having no status)

Tsan

Wind

Tsanneh

Kin drum with the highest sound

Tsoh

Beautiful

Tsohdur

Good day, formal, (Lit, Beautiful day)

Tsohnur

Good night, formal, (Lit, Beautiful night)

Tsst

End (the end), period (punctuation)

Tsutagu, Tsutagan

Chicken, Rooster

Tsuteeya

Fish (noun)

Tsuteeyan, tsuteeyaning

Fish (verb), to go fishing

Tu

You

Tu eethenny

You fight over nothing, your argument is petty

Tzesar

Ruler of local area clan,

Tzesar [Tzeksar]

Ruler of clan [Humans cannot detect the subsonic K sound], one tzeksar exists for each clan

Tzesareen

Prince, consort (Diminutive of Tzesar)

Tzesareen t'hahr

Lord of my heart

Tzesarki

Ruler of Pride Council

Tzestarsi

Ruler of Council of Elders

Uhhnahdee

Milk (noun)

Uhnast

Milk (verb)

Vahss

Here

Veesi (vee-see)

Time, moment (indefinite, unstated amount) "give me time"

Vole

Will (determination)

Volens, volensah, nahvolens

Willing, very willing, unwilling

Vulgah

People (Kin)

Vulits, Ruh

Violets, (from Ruh Rainforest, white)

Wah doh

Thank you (formal)

Wahga, Wahgan

Cow, cattle

Wahgaha

Beef (Cow Meat)

Wahn

Mouth

Wikkikt

What? (Slang, used for effect, essentially "what the...?"

Xarr

Furskin, a Kin's plush covering

Xarrlee

Idiom, heebee-jeebees, nerves (Lit, moving skin)

Xil

Body (said of a living being) (for dead body, see corpse)

Ya

Sweet

Yen

Year

Yl

And

Ylkhndah

Farmer's Market, marketplace

Ymedor

Rainforest (say Y sound)

Ymmer

Rain (say Y sound)

Body Parts (sorted by Etymis/English)

Felis Word

Etymis (English) Translation

Tarsan

Ankle

Laktiff

Areola

Rakkeya, rakkeyas

Arm, arms

Axil

Armpit

Arteria

Artery

Dorsa

Back

Ahnflanjeh

Big toe

Sangwiss

Blood

Sisstehm

Body

Ossoh, ossohs, ossohen

Bone, bones, bony

Khortekk

Brain

Mastoh

Breast (female)

Mastomay

Breast (male)

Nayta, naytasu

Butt, buttocks

Surra

Calf

Sucal

Cheek

Orax

Chest

Mentsa

Chin

Ungwiss

Claw

Chela

Claw (slang, from the word for hook - chela, as in hook knife)

Ungwisstip

Clawtip

Tahndor, tahn

Clitoris, clit

Sahm

Cock

Ahnsahm

Cock (large, Kin-sized compared to human)

Ohtik, ohtikka

Ear, ears

Kahta, kahtas

Eye(s)

Fret

Face

Pfstt

Fang or fangs (no plural form)

Fetus

Fetus

Dehzheet

Finger

Flanjah, flanjahs

Foot, feet

Prakkeya, prakkeyas

Forearm, forearms

Fron

Forehead

Xarr

Furskin, a Kin's plush covering

Jenital

Genital

Ingwen

Groin

Jihn

Gum(s) of mouth

Krenehss

Hair

Manuhs

Hand

Sehfal

Head

Hahr

Heart

Kalsa

Heel

Mala, malana

Jaw, jawline

Yuntora

Joint (of body)

Pahteh

Knee(s)

Pahtehya

Kneecap

Kroos, krooses

Leg, legs

Membran

Lips

Flanjee

Little toe

Pulmoh

Lung

Wahn

Mouth

Traktil, traktilehs

Muscle, muscles

Nehvay

Navel, Belly button

Servehss

Neck

Pahpeeya

Nipple

Sneer

Nose

Nassal

Nostril

Ova

Ova (ovum, egg)

Pelt

Pelt

Ahnxarr

Pelt (big skin)

Hammer

Penis

Vellus

Pubic hair

Cod

Scrotum

Gameet

Sperm

Mohlaff

Teeth

Fehmurrh

Thigh

Gorjh

Throat

Ahndehzheet

Thumb (Lit, big finger)

Flanjeh, flanjehs

Toe, toes

Ton

Tongue

Torso

Torso of body

Langor

Vagina

Vena

Vein

Karpa

Wrist

Suffixes, and Prefixes (sorted by Felis)

Felis

Etymis (English)

Da- (prefix)

-er, -or (similar to Etymis suffix, as in leader, mentor)

Ee- (prefix)

Subordinate, as opposed to leader; may be second in command (i.e., eetzesar - assistant tzesar.)

-ee (suffix)

Little, small, also used with names to show affection or indicate young age (i.e., full first name Ehrstahn, nickname Stahn, boyhood name Stahnee). Not to be confused with -ees.

-ees (suffix)

Need, lack, empty, hollow. Added to amplify the meaning of a word, or make it imperative. Ex., Shlahfft (sleep) plus ees: Shlahfftees; “need sleep.” Skrahl (wake up) plus ees: skrahlees (need to wake up). Not to be confused with -ee.

-en (suffix)

Used to put verbs in the past tense, only to clarify past from future. Because it is not always used, reading written Felis can be confusing to humans, who are accostumed to past tense verbs such as do, did, and done.

Es- (prefix)

-like or -ish, same meaning as "like" in Kin-like (Lit, like-Kin)

-ki (suffix)

Of the people. Used to designate the leader of Pride Council (tzesarki; leader of the people). Combined with other words to show affiliation to the Kin as a whole.

-lee (suffix)

Moving, changing, altering state. Letoh=kill, letohlee=beginning to kill or the act of killing (dependent upon context)

Pr, preh (prefix)

Before. Words beginning with R, use P. Words beginning with P, use Preh. In all other cases, use pr.

 

Phrases (sorted by Felis)

Felis

Etymis (English)

Ah fay

This means what? (Idiom, Lit, exact what)

Dashah Etymis, Dashah Felis

Etymis language teacher, Felis language teacher

Daskeh

Mentor to a warrior (Lit, be-er, one who exists) Equivalent to the Thieves' Guild word Sen'dai, teacher of the way.

Dil shlahfft tu?

Have you been sleeping?

Dok cho

Hello

Dok cho, sten til du?

Hello, how are you?

En Felis

In Felis

En Etymis

In Etymis

Fftt-fftt sha kee

Cool! Exclamatory phrase

Hahr, te hahr

Heart, my heart (affectionate) see t’hahr, te hahr

Hhh cohahkka Kin hheen?

Is he as good as a Kin in bed? (He compares Kin sex)

Hhh shlahfftees.

He looks tired. (He tired-like)

Kanya cohahkka pinus

Oak versus pine

Kesspan tu mohlahff feh ossohs.

Sharpen your teeth on her bones. (A Kin blessing for a warrior)

Mowr anodahkah

Happy birthday

Nahsgee dahkeenee skin

There are only ten holy days (only holy days ten)

Seeyoo, skah, yl tu?

Fine, thank you, and you?

Speerus kinthu.

Spirit of pride.

Sten hheen?

How is sex? (a polite topic on Felidae)

Sten neeleesah (slahv)?

How is your family (clan)? (How family)

Stenet tu Felidae vahss?

How long are you staying on Felidae? (How long you Felidae stay)

Te hhah

My name (is)

Te nah leese Felis

I don’t understand Felis

Te leese Felis

I understand Felis

Te shah Etymis (Felis)

I speak Etymis (Felis)

Te nah shah Etymis (Felis)

I don’t speak Etymis (Felis)

Te slahv

My clan is

Teehh te hahr dhoksi ke therah.

I give my heart to my lover the warrior. (Lit, give my heart lover the warrior)

Tsan yl Kahhoom

Wind and Thunder (Rock group)

Tu eethenny

You fight over nothing, your argument is petty

Tu hhah?

What is your name?

Tu hhh keen teef.

You should make him rest. (You him make rest)

Tu skra fesseh

Did you get

Numbers

Number

Equivalent

Nahsin

0

Sin

1

San

2

Sun

3

Kas

4

Dan

5

Ter

6

Kees

7

Gaz

8

Noof

9

Skin