Wa (wah) -- Sword, blade.
Wabril (waab-rihl) -- Verb; to disrespect, to insult.
Wabriller (waab-rihl-uhr) -- Disrespectful.
Wadaka (wah-dah-kah) -- Saw.
Waku (waa-koo) -- Orange.
Wal (wahl) -- Color.
Walenmun (wahl-ehn-muhn) -- Cloth wrap commonly worn by K'hyurbhi thieves and others seeking to avoid being recognized; it helps to conceal one's identity by covering the k'hyurbhiwalen.
Walkta (wahlk-tah) -- Paint.
Walktar (wahlk-tahr) -- Painted.
Walktarbo (wahlk-tahr-boh) -- Mural.
Walktol (wahlk-tohl) -- Verb; to paint.
Walktolo (wahlk-tohl-oh) -- Painting.
Waller (wahl-uhr) -- Colorful.
Walp (waalp) -- Hiccup. Used as a verb, means "to hiccup."
Wao (wah-oh) -- Sharpness. Used as a verb, means "to sharpen."
Waotah (wah-oh-tah) -- Knife sharpener; a stone used for sharpening blades.
Wapi (wah-pee) -- Mouth.
Wapikta (wah-peek-tah) -- Spit, saliva. Used as a verb, means "to spit."
Wapio (wah-pee-oh) -- Verb; to taste.
Wapukta (wah-puhk-tah) -- Verb; to drool.
Wapuktarupoo (wah-puhk-tah-roo-poo) -- Slobberworm; an enormous species of blind, predatory burrowing worm native to the Rutoo Swamp on the continent of Ummiboro.
War (wahr) -- Sharp, bladed.
Wass (wahs) -- Spicy.
Wazzuwa (wah-zoo-wah) -- Wazzu sword; a heavy, deeply-curved sword preferred by the Blurbys.
Weeg (weeg) -- Verb; to float, levitate, or otherwise move without visible effort.
Weego (weeg-oh) -- Cloud.
Whoompda (woomp-dah) -- Whoomp stick; a traditional Blurby weapon, carved from the wood of a certain tree that only grows in the Bippi Forest. Resembles an enormous club with its handle wrapped in cloth, and often with various patterns and Khurbyish words carved into its surface.
Wij (wihj) -- Verb; to clean.
Wijda (wihj-dah) -- Broom, mop, sweeper.
Wijjer (wihj-uhr) -- Clean, cleaned.
Wo (woh) -- But.
Wo'a (woh-ah) -- Verb; to know.
Wo'aha (woh-ah-hah) -- Verb; to understand (in the sense of understanding why something works a certain way, or understanding how to do something.)
Wo'ar (woh-ahr) -- Known.
Wo'au (woh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to understand (in the sense of understanding another person or being able to understand a language.)
Wobo'ono (woh-boh-oh-noh) -- Classroom.
Woch (wohch) -- Illness or symptom, especially those not caused by bacteria, viruses, or other parasitic lifeforms.
Wochooble (wohch-ue-buhl) -- Seizure, such as those caused by epilepsy.
Wodabo (woh-dah-boh) -- School.
Wohako (woh-hah-koh) -- Glitch; computer error.
Wao (wah-oh) -- Sharpness. Used as a verb, means "to sharpen."
Waotah (wah-oh-tah) -- Knife sharpener; a stone used for sharpening blades.
Wapi (wah-pee) -- Mouth.
Wapikta (wah-peek-tah) -- Spit, saliva. Used as a verb, means "to spit."
Wapio (wah-pee-oh) -- Verb; to taste.
Wapukta (wah-puhk-tah) -- Verb; to drool.
Wapuktarupoo (wah-puhk-tah-roo-poo) -- Slobberworm; an enormous species of blind, predatory burrowing worm native to the Rutoo Swamp on the continent of Ummiboro.
War (wahr) -- Sharp, bladed.
Wass (wahs) -- Spicy.
Wazzuwa (wah-zoo-wah) -- Wazzu sword; a heavy, deeply-curved sword preferred by the Blurbys.
Weeg (weeg) -- Verb; to float, levitate, or otherwise move without visible effort.
Weego (weeg-oh) -- Cloud.
Whoompda (woomp-dah) -- Whoomp stick; a traditional Blurby weapon, carved from the wood of a certain tree that only grows in the Bippi Forest. Resembles an enormous club with its handle wrapped in cloth, and often with various patterns and Khurbyish words carved into its surface.
Wij (wihj) -- Verb; to clean.
Wijda (wihj-dah) -- Broom, mop, sweeper.
Wijjer (wihj-uhr) -- Clean, cleaned.
Wo (woh) -- But.
Wo'a (woh-ah) -- Verb; to know.
Wo'aha (woh-ah-hah) -- Verb; to understand (in the sense of understanding why something works a certain way, or understanding how to do something.)
Wo'ar (woh-ahr) -- Known.
Wo'au (woh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to understand (in the sense of understanding another person or being able to understand a language.)
Wobo'ono (woh-boh-oh-noh) -- Classroom.
Woch (wohch) -- Illness or symptom, especially those not caused by bacteria, viruses, or other parasitic lifeforms.
Wochooble (wohch-ue-buhl) -- Seizure, such as those caused by epilepsy.
Wodabo (woh-dah-boh) -- School.
Wohako (woh-hah-koh) -- Glitch; computer error.
Woi (woi) -- Verb; to ask.
Woi'aj (woi-ahj) -- What.
Woibo (woi-boh) -- Where.
Woiha (woi-hah) -- If.
Woihok (woi-hahk) -- Verb; to challenge (as in challenging someone to a duel or some form of competition.)
Woikoshi (woi-koh-shee) -- When.
Woilo (woi-loh) -- How many, how much.
Woi'oh (woi-oh) -- Question.
Woi'oo (woi-oo) -- Who.
Woiso (woi-soh) -- How.
Woiwo (woi-woh) -- Why.
Woiyu (woi-yoo) -- Verb; to request, to ask for, to order (in a restaurant or similar setting.)
Woiyu'oh (woi-yoo-oh) -- Request, order (such as in a restaurant.)
Wola (woh-lah) -- Verb; to explain or describe.
Wola'oh (woh-lah-oh) -- Explanation, description.
Woob (wueb) -- Verb; to stretch.
Woober (wueb-uhr) -- Stretchy.
Wooble (wueb-uhl) -- Verb; to shake.
Woobter (wueb-tuhr) -- Verb; to flicker.
Wo'oh (woh-oh) -- Knowledge, information, data.
Wo'ohbu (woh-oh-boo) -- Science.
Wo'ohbur (woh-oh-boor) -- Scientific.
Wook (wuek) -- Verb; to reach.
Wopu (woh-poo) -- Verb; to identify.
Wopuo (woh-poo-oh) -- Identity.
Wot (woht) -- Even, including.
Wotulda (woh-tuhl-dah) -- Computer.
Woi'aj (woi-ahj) -- What.
Woibo (woi-boh) -- Where.
Woiha (woi-hah) -- If.
Woihok (woi-hahk) -- Verb; to challenge (as in challenging someone to a duel or some form of competition.)
Woikoshi (woi-koh-shee) -- When.
Woilo (woi-loh) -- How many, how much.
Woi'oh (woi-oh) -- Question.
Woi'oo (woi-oo) -- Who.
Woiso (woi-soh) -- How.
Woiwo (woi-woh) -- Why.
Woiyu (woi-yoo) -- Verb; to request, to ask for, to order (in a restaurant or similar setting.)
Woiyu'oh (woi-yoo-oh) -- Request, order (such as in a restaurant.)
Wola (woh-lah) -- Verb; to explain or describe.
Wola'oh (woh-lah-oh) -- Explanation, description.
Woob (wueb) -- Verb; to stretch.
Woober (wueb-uhr) -- Stretchy.
Wooble (wueb-uhl) -- Verb; to shake.
Woobter (wueb-tuhr) -- Verb; to flicker.
Wo'oh (woh-oh) -- Knowledge, information, data.
Wo'ohbu (woh-oh-boo) -- Science.
Wo'ohbur (woh-oh-boor) -- Scientific.
Wook (wuek) -- Verb; to reach.
Wopu (woh-poo) -- Verb; to identify.
Wopuo (woh-poo-oh) -- Identity.
Wot (woht) -- Even, including.
Wotulda (woh-tuhl-dah) -- Computer.
Wovu (woh-voo) -- Wisdom.
Wovur (woh-voor) -- Wise.
Woye (woh-yeh) -- Verb; to teach.
Woyeoh (woh-yeh-oh) -- Lesson, class.
Woyeoo (woh-yeh-oo) -- Teacher.
Wu (woo) -- Ooze, blob; general term referring to creatures with amorphous and malleable bodies.
Wudi (wue-dee) -- Forest.
Wudimok (wue-dee-mahk) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the northern Bippi Forest region on the continent of Blurbonazz.
Wuka (wue-kah) -- Cartilage.
Wukk (wuhk) -- Fire, flame. Used as a verb, means "to burn."
Wukkasho (wuhk-ah-shoh) -- Fire pit, fireplace.
Wukkdon (wuhk-dahn) -- Volcano.
Wukkdonner (wuhk-dahn-uhr) -- Volcanic.
Wukker (wuhk-uhr) -- Burnt.
Wukkla (wuhk-lah) -- Crackle, sizzle; sound of a fire burning. Used as a verb, means "to crackle" or "to sizzle."
Wukklu (wuhk-loo) -- Verb; to overcook.
Wukklur (wuhk-loor) -- Overcooked; almost burnt.
Wukknum (wuhk-nuhm) -- Fire Num; a species of Numnum native to Roastiso Island and the K'hyurbhi Desert region, known for their ability to spit up highly volatile venom which quickly catches fire when exposed to air.
Wukko (wuhk-oh) -- Burn.
Wukkter (wuhk-tuhr) -- Firelight.
Wush (wuhsh) -- Ash.
Wovur (woh-voor) -- Wise.
Woye (woh-yeh) -- Verb; to teach.
Woyeoh (woh-yeh-oh) -- Lesson, class.
Woyeoo (woh-yeh-oo) -- Teacher.
Wu (woo) -- Ooze, blob; general term referring to creatures with amorphous and malleable bodies.
Wudi (wue-dee) -- Forest.
Wudimok (wue-dee-mahk) -- One of the eight K'hyurbhi tribes, based in the northern Bippi Forest region on the continent of Blurbonazz.
Wuka (wue-kah) -- Cartilage.
Wukk (wuhk) -- Fire, flame. Used as a verb, means "to burn."
Wukkasho (wuhk-ah-shoh) -- Fire pit, fireplace.
Wukkdon (wuhk-dahn) -- Volcano.
Wukkdonner (wuhk-dahn-uhr) -- Volcanic.
Wukker (wuhk-uhr) -- Burnt.
Wukkla (wuhk-lah) -- Crackle, sizzle; sound of a fire burning. Used as a verb, means "to crackle" or "to sizzle."
Wukklu (wuhk-loo) -- Verb; to overcook.
Wukklur (wuhk-loor) -- Overcooked; almost burnt.
Wukknum (wuhk-nuhm) -- Fire Num; a species of Numnum native to Roastiso Island and the K'hyurbhi Desert region, known for their ability to spit up highly volatile venom which quickly catches fire when exposed to air.
Wukko (wuhk-oh) -- Burn.
Wukkter (wuhk-tuhr) -- Firelight.
Wush (wuhsh) -- Ash.
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