Ya (yah) -- Two.
Ya'el (yah-ehl) -- Twenty-four.
Yagyu (yahg-yoo) -- Spiral.
Yagyumoz (yahg-yoo-mahz) -- Hurricane.
Yai (yai) -- White.
Yaish (yaish) -- Neutral third-person pronoun (singular they, them, their, etc.)
Yaisher (yaish-uhr) -- Gender-neutral.
Yaka (yah-kah) -- Verb; to count.
Yalu (yay-loo) -- Mother.
Yaluztiso (yay-looz-tee-soh) -- Maternal aunt or uncle.
Yan (yaan) -- Weather.
Yar (yahr) -- Second.
Yalu (yay-loo) -- Mother.
Yaluztiso (yay-looz-tee-soh) -- Maternal aunt or uncle.
Yan (yaan) -- Weather.
Yar (yahr) -- Second.
Yashi (yah-shee) -- Half, one half.
Yat (yaht) -- And.
Yatanner (yah-taan-uhr) -- Bipedal, two-legged.
Yatanoo (yah-taan-oo) -- Biped; any creature which walks on only two limbs.
Yatu (yah-too) -- Double.
Yazbor (yahz-bohr) -- Thirty-four.
Yazhel (yah-zhel) -- Two hundred and eighty-eight.
Yazin (yahz-ihn) -- Twenty-nine.
Yazka (yahz-kah) -- Twenty-seven.
Yazmab (yahz-maab) -- Thirty-two.
Yazmid (yahz-mid) -- Thirty-one.
Yaznaf (yahz-naaf) -- Twenty-eight.
Yazoh (yahz-oh) -- Thirty.
Yazoo (yahz-oo) -- Twenty-five.
Yazrij (yahz-rihj) -- Thirty-five.
Yazya (yahz-yah) -- Twenty-six.
Yazyoh (yahz-yoh) -- Thirty-three.
Ye'ar (yeh-ahr) -- Available, in stock.
Ye'au (yeh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to collect.
Ye'auoh (yeh-ah-oo-oh) -- Collection, inventory, supply.
Yed (yehd) -- Neck.
Yego (yay-goh) -- Gray.
Yegorupoo (yay-goh-roo-poo) -- Yego worm; a species of foot-long burrowing worms found only on Roastiso Island. They thrive in rocky volcanic areas, and are capable of burrowing through soil and even stone with time. They feed mostly upon wood, but will eat basically any organic material they can scavenge.
Yat (yaht) -- And.
Yatanner (yah-taan-uhr) -- Bipedal, two-legged.
Yatanoo (yah-taan-oo) -- Biped; any creature which walks on only two limbs.
Yatu (yah-too) -- Double.
Yazbor (yahz-bohr) -- Thirty-four.
Yazhel (yah-zhel) -- Two hundred and eighty-eight.
Yazin (yahz-ihn) -- Twenty-nine.
Yazka (yahz-kah) -- Twenty-seven.
Yazmab (yahz-maab) -- Thirty-two.
Yazmid (yahz-mid) -- Thirty-one.
Yaznaf (yahz-naaf) -- Twenty-eight.
Yazoh (yahz-oh) -- Thirty.
Yazoo (yahz-oo) -- Twenty-five.
Yazrij (yahz-rihj) -- Thirty-five.
Yazya (yahz-yah) -- Twenty-six.
Yazyoh (yahz-yoh) -- Thirty-three.
Ye'ar (yeh-ahr) -- Available, in stock.
Ye'au (yeh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to collect.
Ye'auoh (yeh-ah-oo-oh) -- Collection, inventory, supply.
Yed (yehd) -- Neck.
Yego (yay-goh) -- Gray.
Yegorupoo (yay-goh-roo-poo) -- Yego worm; a species of foot-long burrowing worms found only on Roastiso Island. They thrive in rocky volcanic areas, and are capable of burrowing through soil and even stone with time. They feed mostly upon wood, but will eat basically any organic material they can scavenge.
Yej (yehj) -- Second-person pronoun (you, your, yours, etc.)
Yejen (yehj-ehn) -- Plural second-person pronoun (you guys, y'all, etc.)
Yeh (yeh) -- Verb; to have.
Ye'au (yeh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to keep, to hold onto.
Yejen (yehj-ehn) -- Plural second-person pronoun (you guys, y'all, etc.)
Yeh (yeh) -- Verb; to have.
Ye'au (yeh-ah-oo) -- Verb; to keep, to hold onto.
Yeh'oh (yeh-oh) -- Collection.
Yehro (yehr-oh) -- Enough, plenty.
Yenor (yeh-nohr) -- Verb; to absorb.
Yerk (yuhrk) -- Verb; to grab.
Yeshaj (yeh-shahj) -- Verb; to defeat, to overpower.
Yeshajo (yeh-shahj-oh) -- Defeat, loss.
Yesor (yeh-sohr) -- Verb; to pull.
Yezyu (yehz-yoo) -- Verb; to get, to receive.
Yezyu'oh (yehz-yoo-oh) -- Gift, present.
Yig (yihg) -- Dark, night.
Yii (yee) -- More, others.
Yiish (yeesh) -- Plural pronoun (they, them, their, etc.)
Yiki (yih-kee) -- Father.
Yikimahn (yih-kee-mahn) -- God who is said to have created the K'hyurbhis and other round-bodied species according to the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, portrayed as a winged K'hyurbhi-like creature with much longer spikes than usual. Most stories claim Yikimahn created an egg (either by laying it himself or through use of godly powers) which hatched into many K'hyurbhis; the Hamhu revival of the ancient K'hyurbhi religion inserts a nameless mother goddess into the story and alters Yikimahn's role so that he creates this egg simply by impregnating her.
Yikiztiso (yih-keez-tee-soh) -- Paternal aunt or uncle.
Yikti (yihk-tee) -- Centipede, particularly the rather large varieties native to Nummorro.
Yish (yihsh) -- Language.
Yisher (yihsh-uhr) -- Literate, fluent.
Yishi (yih-shee) -- Verb; to kiss.
Yishij (yih-sheej) -- Word.
Yish'shio (yihsh-shee-oh) -- Dialect, accent.
Yiyah (yee-yah) -- Parent or equivalent caretaker.
Yiyaku (yee-yah-koo) -- Family.
Yiyalum (yee-yah-loom) -- Succession, line (as in a family line.)
Yiyalumu (yee-yah-loom-oo) -- Descendant.
Yoh (yoh) -- Nine.
Yoh'el (yoh-ehl) -- One hundred and eight.
Yohr (yohr) -- Ninth.
Yehro (yehr-oh) -- Enough, plenty.
Yenor (yeh-nohr) -- Verb; to absorb.
Yerk (yuhrk) -- Verb; to grab.
Yeshaj (yeh-shahj) -- Verb; to defeat, to overpower.
Yeshajo (yeh-shahj-oh) -- Defeat, loss.
Yesor (yeh-sohr) -- Verb; to pull.
Yezyu (yehz-yoo) -- Verb; to get, to receive.
Yezyu'oh (yehz-yoo-oh) -- Gift, present.
Yig (yihg) -- Dark, night.
Yii (yee) -- More, others.
Yiish (yeesh) -- Plural pronoun (they, them, their, etc.)
Yiki (yih-kee) -- Father.
Yikimahn (yih-kee-mahn) -- God who is said to have created the K'hyurbhis and other round-bodied species according to the long-dead K'hyurbhi religion, portrayed as a winged K'hyurbhi-like creature with much longer spikes than usual. Most stories claim Yikimahn created an egg (either by laying it himself or through use of godly powers) which hatched into many K'hyurbhis; the Hamhu revival of the ancient K'hyurbhi religion inserts a nameless mother goddess into the story and alters Yikimahn's role so that he creates this egg simply by impregnating her.
Yikiztiso (yih-keez-tee-soh) -- Paternal aunt or uncle.
Yikti (yihk-tee) -- Centipede, particularly the rather large varieties native to Nummorro.
Yish (yihsh) -- Language.
Yisher (yihsh-uhr) -- Literate, fluent.
Yishi (yih-shee) -- Verb; to kiss.
Yishij (yih-sheej) -- Word.
Yish'shio (yihsh-shee-oh) -- Dialect, accent.
Yiyah (yee-yah) -- Parent or equivalent caretaker.
Yiyaku (yee-yah-koo) -- Family.
Yiyalum (yee-yah-loom) -- Succession, line (as in a family line.)
Yiyalumu (yee-yah-loom-oo) -- Descendant.
Yoh (yoh) -- Nine.
Yoh'el (yoh-ehl) -- One hundred and eight.
Yohr (yohr) -- Ninth.
Yohshi (yoh-shee) -- One ninth.
Yoinarmer (yoi-nahrm-uhr) -- Carnivorous, meat-eating.
Yoinarmoo (yoi-nahrm-oo) -- Carnivore.
Yoj (yohj) -- Milk.
Yojdi (yohj-dee) -- Nipple. Used as a verb, means "to lactate" or "to give milk."
Yojjer (yohj-uhr) -- Lactating.
Yojiwu (yohj-ee-woo) -- Yogurt.
Yojiyo (yohj-ee-yoh) -- Cheese.
Yojno (yohj-noh) -- Breast, mammary gland.
Yoog (yoog) -- Slug.
Yook (yook) -- Verb; to confiscate, to seize. Implies that the object was taken by force or threat, and can be used for either legal confiscations (police seizing weapons or illicit goods) or for criminal acts (robbery.)
Yooko (yook-oh) -- Seizure, robbery.
Yoon (yuen) -- Verb; to protect, to defend.
Yooner (yuen-uhr) -- Protective.
Yoonoh (yuen-oh) -- Protection.
Yojjer (yohj-uhr) -- Lactating.
Yojiwu (yohj-ee-woo) -- Yogurt.
Yojiyo (yohj-ee-yoh) -- Cheese.
Yojno (yohj-noh) -- Breast, mammary gland.
Yoog (yoog) -- Slug.
Yook (yook) -- Verb; to confiscate, to seize. Implies that the object was taken by force or threat, and can be used for either legal confiscations (police seizing weapons or illicit goods) or for criminal acts (robbery.)
Yooko (yook-oh) -- Seizure, robbery.
Yoon (yuen) -- Verb; to protect, to defend.
Yooner (yuen-uhr) -- Protective.
Yoonoh (yuen-oh) -- Protection.
Yorma (yohr-mah) -- Sauce, dressing.
Yotu (yoh-too) -- Nonuple.
Yotu (yoh-too) -- Nonuple.
Yozbor (yohz-bohr) -- One hundred and eighteen.
Yozhel (yoh-zhel) -- One thousand two hundred and ninety-six.
Yozin (yohz-ihn) -- One hundred and thirteen.
Yozka (yohz-kah) -- One hundred and eleven.
Yozmab (yohz-maab) -- One hundred and sixteen.
Yozmid (yohz-mihd) -- One hundred and fifteen.
Yoznaf (yohz-naaf) -- One hundred and twelve.
Yozoh (yohz-oh) -- One hundred and fourteen.
Yozoo (yohz-yoo) -- One hundred and nine.
Yozrij (yohz-rihj) -- One hundred and nineteen.
Yozya (yohz-yah) -- One hundred and ten.
Yozyoh (yohz-yoh) -- One hundred and seventeen.
Yozin (yohz-ihn) -- One hundred and thirteen.
Yozka (yohz-kah) -- One hundred and eleven.
Yozmab (yohz-maab) -- One hundred and sixteen.
Yozmid (yohz-mihd) -- One hundred and fifteen.
Yoznaf (yohz-naaf) -- One hundred and twelve.
Yozoh (yohz-oh) -- One hundred and fourteen.
Yozoo (yohz-yoo) -- One hundred and nine.
Yozrij (yohz-rihj) -- One hundred and nineteen.
Yozya (yohz-yah) -- One hundred and ten.
Yozyoh (yohz-yoh) -- One hundred and seventeen.
Yu (yoo) -- Many basic "in between" words; is, are, of, for, etc. When used with the past/present/future tenses of a standard verb, means "to be."
Yuazur (yoo-ah-zoor) -- Verb; to meet, to encounter.
Yubye (yoob-yeh) -- Verb; to serve (as in how food is served at a restaurant.)
Yude (yoo-day) -- Verb; to change.
Yudeo (yoo-day-oh) -- Change, transformation.
Yudeor (yoo-day-ohr) -- Modified, altered, transformed.
Yudiujo (yoo-dee-ooj-oh) -- Expression similar to "of course."
Yudoha (yoo-doh-hah) -- Verb; to adapt, to get used to.
Yudor (yoo-dohr) -- Verb; to become.
Yuhanjeo (yoo-han-jeh-oh) -- Responsibility.
Yuhanjeor (yoo-han-jeh-ohr) -- Responsible.
Yuj (yooj) -- Verb; to take.
Yuje (yoo-jay) -- Verb; to replace.
Yujeha (yoo-jay-hah) -- Instead.
Yujeo (yoo-jay-oh) -- Replacement, substitution.
Yujeoo (yoo-jay-oo) -- Doll, mannequin, dummy.
Yuji (yoo-jee) -- Less than, less, fewer.
Yujo (yoo-joh) -- Verb; to subtract.
Yujoha (yoo-joh-hah) -- Verb; to undo, to reverse.
Yujo'oh (yoo-joh-oh) -- Subtraction.
Yujorri (yoo-johr-ee) -- Verb; to remove, to take out.
Yujyur (yoo-jyoor) -- Forceful, hard (as in hitting someone hard.)
Yuha (yoo-hah) -- Verb; to happen, to occur.
Yuha'oh (yoo-hah-oh) -- Event, occurrence, circumstance, situation.
Yukk (yuhk) -- The most potent of several toxins contained in the bodies of the Yukkoh species. Ingesting yukk leads to stomach pain, muscle aches, weakness, and severe vomiting which may very well be lethal if untreated; even direct skin contact with it can be harmful.
Yukkoh (yuhk-oh) -- A species of green, poisonous blob-creatures native to the planet Lunch in the Num solar system of the First Nherbi, with colonies or scattered populations on several other planets including Nummorro. In English they are commonly referred to as "Yuckow Foods," after their awful smell which resembles that which would be produced by a trashcan-full of discarded school cafeteria food. The Khurbyish name is derived from Iokko, which is how they are referred to in their own language.
Yukta (yuhk-tah) -- Poison, especially in liquid form.
Yuktal (yuhk-taal) -- Verb; to inject with poison, to envenomate.
Yuktaller (yuhk-taal-uhr) -- Venomous; armed with poison.
Yuktar (yuhk-tahr) -- Poisonous, toxic.
Yukuwa (yoo-koo-wah) -- Luck, chance.
Yukuwar (yoo-koo-wahr) -- Lucky, fortunate.
Yukuwarer (yoo-koo-wahr-uhr) -- Fortunately, luckily.
Yukwoch (yuhk-wohch) -- Poisoning.
Yukwocher (yuhk-wohch-uhr) -- Poisoned.
Yum (yuhm) -- A mixture of yummaguri and several other ingredients, usually in the form of a paste or sauce but sometimes in the form of small chewable cubes that are commonly packaged to be used as an emergency food supply by travelers.
Yummaguri (yuhm-uh-goo-ree) -- Yumma weed; a Nummorrian herb with unusual flavor properties which very few (if any) consider to be anything less than delicious.
Yunor (yoo-nohr) -- Verb; to infuse, to fill.
Yunorer (yoo-nohr-uhr) -- Infused, full.
Yunoro (yoo-nohr-oh) -- Infusion.
Yuo (yoo-oh) -- Reptile.
Yupe (yoo-pay) -- Scale, tile.
Yurm (yuhrm) -- Verb; to feed.
Yurnt (yuhrnt) -- Verb; to stand, to get up.
Yurnter (yuhrnt-uhr) -- Standing, upright.
Yusa (yoo-sah) -- Verb; to congratulate, to celebrate.
Yusa'oh (yoo-sah-oh) -- Congratulations.
Yusashi (yoo-sah-shee) -- Celebration, party.
Yushio (yoo-shee-oh) -- Shape, form.
Yushko'au (yoosh-koh-ah-oo) -- Pattern.
Yuazur (yoo-ah-zoor) -- Verb; to meet, to encounter.
Yubye (yoob-yeh) -- Verb; to serve (as in how food is served at a restaurant.)
Yude (yoo-day) -- Verb; to change.
Yudeo (yoo-day-oh) -- Change, transformation.
Yudeor (yoo-day-ohr) -- Modified, altered, transformed.
Yudiujo (yoo-dee-ooj-oh) -- Expression similar to "of course."
Yudoha (yoo-doh-hah) -- Verb; to adapt, to get used to.
Yudor (yoo-dohr) -- Verb; to become.
Yuhanjeo (yoo-han-jeh-oh) -- Responsibility.
Yuhanjeor (yoo-han-jeh-ohr) -- Responsible.
Yuj (yooj) -- Verb; to take.
Yuje (yoo-jay) -- Verb; to replace.
Yujeha (yoo-jay-hah) -- Instead.
Yujeo (yoo-jay-oh) -- Replacement, substitution.
Yujeoo (yoo-jay-oo) -- Doll, mannequin, dummy.
Yuji (yoo-jee) -- Less than, less, fewer.
Yujo (yoo-joh) -- Verb; to subtract.
Yujoha (yoo-joh-hah) -- Verb; to undo, to reverse.
Yujo'oh (yoo-joh-oh) -- Subtraction.
Yujorri (yoo-johr-ee) -- Verb; to remove, to take out.
Yujyur (yoo-jyoor) -- Forceful, hard (as in hitting someone hard.)
Yuha (yoo-hah) -- Verb; to happen, to occur.
Yuha'oh (yoo-hah-oh) -- Event, occurrence, circumstance, situation.
Yukk (yuhk) -- The most potent of several toxins contained in the bodies of the Yukkoh species. Ingesting yukk leads to stomach pain, muscle aches, weakness, and severe vomiting which may very well be lethal if untreated; even direct skin contact with it can be harmful.
Yukkoh (yuhk-oh) -- A species of green, poisonous blob-creatures native to the planet Lunch in the Num solar system of the First Nherbi, with colonies or scattered populations on several other planets including Nummorro. In English they are commonly referred to as "Yuckow Foods," after their awful smell which resembles that which would be produced by a trashcan-full of discarded school cafeteria food. The Khurbyish name is derived from Iokko, which is how they are referred to in their own language.
Yukta (yuhk-tah) -- Poison, especially in liquid form.
Yuktal (yuhk-taal) -- Verb; to inject with poison, to envenomate.
Yuktaller (yuhk-taal-uhr) -- Venomous; armed with poison.
Yuktar (yuhk-tahr) -- Poisonous, toxic.
Yukuwa (yoo-koo-wah) -- Luck, chance.
Yukuwar (yoo-koo-wahr) -- Lucky, fortunate.
Yukuwarer (yoo-koo-wahr-uhr) -- Fortunately, luckily.
Yukwoch (yuhk-wohch) -- Poisoning.
Yukwocher (yuhk-wohch-uhr) -- Poisoned.
Yum (yuhm) -- A mixture of yummaguri and several other ingredients, usually in the form of a paste or sauce but sometimes in the form of small chewable cubes that are commonly packaged to be used as an emergency food supply by travelers.
Yummaguri (yuhm-uh-goo-ree) -- Yumma weed; a Nummorrian herb with unusual flavor properties which very few (if any) consider to be anything less than delicious.
Yunor (yoo-nohr) -- Verb; to infuse, to fill.
Yunorer (yoo-nohr-uhr) -- Infused, full.
Yunoro (yoo-nohr-oh) -- Infusion.
Yuo (yoo-oh) -- Reptile.
Yupe (yoo-pay) -- Scale, tile.
Yurm (yuhrm) -- Verb; to feed.
Yurnt (yuhrnt) -- Verb; to stand, to get up.
Yurnter (yuhrnt-uhr) -- Standing, upright.
Yusa (yoo-sah) -- Verb; to congratulate, to celebrate.
Yusa'oh (yoo-sah-oh) -- Congratulations.
Yusashi (yoo-sah-shee) -- Celebration, party.
Yushio (yoo-shee-oh) -- Shape, form.
Yushko'au (yoosh-koh-ah-oo) -- Pattern.
Yushkowoshio (yoosh-koh-woh-shee-oh) -- Addiction or any sort of harmful compulsive behavior.
Yushkowoshioo (yoosh-koh-woh-shee-oo) -- Addict.
Yusoha (yoo-soh-hah) -- Because, since, thus, so.
Yusoha'oh (yoo-soh-hah-oh) -- Reason, cause.
Yusor (yoo-sohr) -- Verb; to send.
Yusoro (yoo-sohr-oh) -- Mission, task, quest.
Yutyez (yoo-tee-ehz) -- Offer. When used as a verb, means "to offer."
Yusoha'oh (yoo-soh-hah-oh) -- Reason, cause.
Yusor (yoo-sohr) -- Verb; to send.
Yusoro (yoo-sohr-oh) -- Mission, task, quest.
Yutyez (yoo-tee-ehz) -- Offer. When used as a verb, means "to offer."
Yutyezo (yoo-tee-ehz-oh) -- Offering; something that is offered.
Yuwuha (yoo-woo-hah) -- Expression used in a similar way to "anyway," "besides," or "regardless."
Yuye (yoo-yeh) -- Verb; to give.
Yuyeo (yoo-yeh-oh) -- Gift, present.
Yuyer (yoo-yayr) -- Giving, generous.
Yuyezuha (yoo-yeh-zoo-hah) -- Verb; to sacrifice, to give up.
Yuyezuha'oh (yoo-yeh-zoo-hah-oh) -- Sacrifice, martyrdom.
Yuyezuhr (yoo-yeh-zuhr) -- Verb; to introduce.
Yuye (yoo-yeh) -- Verb; to give.
Yuyeo (yoo-yeh-oh) -- Gift, present.
Yuyer (yoo-yayr) -- Giving, generous.
Yuyezuha (yoo-yeh-zoo-hah) -- Verb; to sacrifice, to give up.
Yuyezuha'oh (yoo-yeh-zoo-hah-oh) -- Sacrifice, martyrdom.
Yuyezuhr (yoo-yeh-zuhr) -- Verb; to introduce.
Yuyezurro (yoo-yeh-zuhr-oh) -- Introduction.
Yuyuje (yoo-yoo-jeh) -- Verb; to trade, to exchange.
Yuz (yooz) -- Tail.
Yuz (yooz) -- Tail.
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