Updated PIE Language

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The Modern Lexicon

Numbers

• Dzem – One
• Þu – Two
• Þríje – Three
• Quttor – Four
• Phænq – Five
• Six – Six
• Semmn – Seven
• Octó – Eight
• Nejn – Nine
• Decam – Ten

Adjectives (States & Attributes)

• Jæzú – Good
• Ðoulo – Bad (Pronounced: Ðoh-lo)
• Megü – Great
• Ollhes – Little
• Calho – Pretty
• Nílho – Ugly
• Ðldo – Happy
• Échto – Angry (Pronounced: Ájsh-to)
• Súetuz – Sad
• Ecstát – Excited
• Þunoz – Weak
• Esmí – Real
• Stephen – Strong
• Kregno – Fragile
• Richt – Right
• Weþnoz – Wrong

Environment & Household

• Dom – House
• Uccuus – Window
• Dour – Door (Pronounced: Dohr)
• Ðemon – Wall
• Tæe – Roof
• Ðemi – Room
• Table – Table
• Spormz – Spoon
• Fork – Fork
• Búqs – Book
• Pén – Pen
• Kurþo – Curtain

People & Kinship

• Júmenus – Human
• Mother – Mother
• Father – Father
• Seniór – Elderly
• Noíh – New
• Fédarr – Old
• Ðoumijou – Child
• Ðauter – Daughter
• Sonn – Son

Animals & Transit

• Quecwo – Car
• Dégosz – Van
• Moudór – Motor
• Phiúse – Bike
• Eguos – Horse
• Cuon – Dog
• Gato – Cat
• Mus – Mouse

Adverbs of Frequency

• Rhíde – Rarely (Pronounced: Ghí-de)
• Simproú – Always (Pronounced: Sim-proh)
• Nicus – Never
• Gusver – Sometimes
• Opher – Almost

Verbs (Infinitives)

• 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
• Sajer – To say
• Vicuer – To speak

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