This will be sort of tutorial-esque. It will group words together, and give definitions as well as context. Level 2 consists of more specific words. This means you will learn "oak," "elm," and "alder," not just "tree." You will also learn more verbs, and more cultural pronouns.
For a pure lexicon of all words in alphabetical order, go to the chapter called Lexicon.
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~Weather and Time Nouns:
Aíshūndzo - [ɐɪ̯.ɕɯːn.d͡zo̞] - Snowmelt (derived from aíśu+hānjo)
Rikeddo - [ɾi.ke̞.dːo̞] - Sunlight filtering through trees
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~Verbs:
Hānjo - [hɐːn.d͡ʑo̞] - To melt
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~Unsorted or undefined
Ni (Maybe genitive case particle like Japanese 'no,' or maybe directly translate to 'of.') - [ni]
Ga (Maybe a particle?) - [gɐ]
Nyashiru (Sounds Japanese. Nya~ nya~ nyaa!) - [ɲɐ.ɕi.ɾ̠ɯ]
Sazhi - [sɐ.ʑi]
Komān - [ko̞.mɐːn]
Aíddorin - [ɐi.dːo̞.ɾ̠in]
Shiģe - [ɕi.ɣe̞]
Wocish - [wo̞.t͡ɕiɕ]
Hwūnvi - [ʍɯːn.vi]
Onnu - [o̞.nːɯ]
Shi - [ɕi]
Oriku - [o̞.ɾ̠i.kɯ] - Why
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~Female First Names:
Tseíri - [t͡seɪ̯.ɾ̠i] (She is my avatar on this site. )
Kuruga - [kɯ.ɾɯ.gɐ]
Kāmi - [kɐː.mi]
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~Male First Names:
Alfyur - [ɐl.fjɯɾ̠] From the Ṅyraèg name Álfjúr
Dziģe - [d͡zi.ɣe̞]
Zhiba - [ʑi.bɐ]
Akyu - [ɐ.kjɯ]
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~Family Names:
Erwe - [e̞ɾ̠.we̞]
Dzyoni - [d͡zjo̞.ni]
Tsash - [t͡sɐɕ]
Dzusheha - [d͡zɯ.ɕe̞.hɐ]
Bohyus - [bo̞.çɯs]
Ekkur - [e̞.kːɯɾ̠]
Atlan - [ɐt.lɐn]
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~Place Names:
Etokem - [e̞.to̞.ke̞m] - Central region of Devokem.
Okēva - [o̞.ke̞ː.vɐ] - Village of Tseíri's birth.
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Old Devīshc Conlang Guide
FantasyThis was my second conlang. It was much better than Irýmmðë, but still pretty bad.
