aylì'u a'änsyem "sociology"
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'awm[ʔawm]n.milsociol |
camp | ||
'evan[ˈʔɛ.van]n.sociol |
boy (colloquial) | ||
'eve[ˈʔɛ.vɛ]n.sociol |
girl (colloquial) | ||
'eveng[ˈʔɛ.vɛŋ]n.sociol |
child | ||
'evengan[ˈʔɛ.vɛŋ.an]n.sociol |
boy | ||
'evenge[ˈʔɛ.vɛŋ.ɛ]n.sociol |
girl | ||
'ewan[ˈʔɛ.wan]adj.sociolnfo |
young | ||
'eylan[ˈʔɛj.lan]n.sociol |
friend | ||
ftxulì'u[ftʼu.ˈlɪ.ʔu]vin.(1,1)sociol |
orate give a speech |
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ftxulì'uyu[ftʼu.ˈlɪ.ʔu.ju]n.sociol |
orator (public) speaker |
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fyeyn[fjɛjn]adj.sociol |
ripe mature adult |
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fyeyntu[ˈfjɛjn.tu]n.sociol |
adult person | ||
karyu[ˈkaɾ.ju]n.sociol |
teacher | ||
kelku[ˈkɛl.ku]n.sociol |
home house |
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kewong[ˈkɛ.woŋ]adj.sociol |
alien foreign |
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koren ayll[ko.ˈɾɛn a.ˈjlˌ]n.sociol |
law societal rule |
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leioae[lɛ.i.o.ˈa.ɛ]n.sociol |
respect | ||
leioae si[lɛ.i.o.ˈa.ɛ si]vin.sociol |
respect (someone) | ||
leNa'vi[lɛ.ˈnaʔ.vi]adj.sociolling |
having to do with the Na'vi having to do with the People |
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lereyfya[lɛ.ˈɾɛj.fja]adj.sociol |
cultural | ||
lo'a[ˈlo.ʔa]n.sociolspec |
totem amulet |
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muntxa[mun.ˈtʼa]adj.sociol |
mated married |
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muntxatan[mun.ˈtʼa.tan]n.famsociol |
husband male spouse |
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muntxate[mun.ˈtʼa.tɛ]n.famsociol |
wife female spouse |
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muntxatu[mun.ˈtʼa.tu]n.famsociol |
spouse | ||
nawm[nawm]adj.perssociol |
great noble |
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nivi[ˈni.vi]n.sociolspec |
sleeping hammock (general term) |
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nì'eveng[nɪ.ˈʔɛ.vɛŋ]adv.sociol |
like a child immaturely |
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nìfyeyntu[nɪ.ˈfjɛjn.tu]adv.emotsociol |
like an adult maturely |
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nìNa'vi[nɪ.ˈnaʔ.vi]adv.sociol |
like the Na'vi Na'vily |
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nìolo'[nɪ.o.ˈloʔ]adv.sociol |
(together) as members of a clan | ||
nìsoaia[nɪ.so.ˈa.i.a]adv.sociol |
(together) as members of a family | ||
nìyll[nɪ.ˈjlˌ]adv.sociol |
communally in a communal manner (share) with the clan |
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olo'[o.ˈloʔ]n.sociol |
clan | ||
olo'eyktan[o.lo.ˈʔɛjk.tan]n.sociol |
clan leader (generally gender-neutral) |
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pängkxoyu lekoren[pæŋ.ˈkʼo.ju lɛ.ko.ˈɾɛn]n.sociol |
lawyer rule chatter |
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prrsmung[ˈprˌ.smuŋ]n.sociol |
baby carrier | ||
räptum[ɾæp.ˈtum]adj.sociol |
coarse vulgar socially unacceptable |
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reyfya[ˈɾɛj.fja]n.sociol |
way of living culture |
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säftxulì'u[sæ.ftʼu.ˈlɪ.ʔu]n.sociol |
speech oration |
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sätare[sæ.ˈta.ɾɛ]n.famsociol |
connection relationship |
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slan[slan]vtr.sociol |
support (someone) (emotional, social or personal) | ||
snonivi[ˈsno.ni.vi]n.sociolspec |
single-person hammock | ||
soaia[so.ˈa.i.a]n.famsociol |
family (irregular genitive form soaiä) | ||
swaynivi[ˈswaj.ni.vi]n.sociolspec |
family hammock | ||
tiretu[ti.ˈɾɛ.tu]n.religsociol |
shaman | ||
tì'eylan[tɪ.ˈʔɛj.lan]n.sociol |
friendship | ||
tìftxulì'u[tɪ.ftʼu.ˈlɪ.ʔu]n.sociol |
speech-making public speaking |
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tìmuntxa[tɪ.mun.ˈtʼa]n.sociol |
mating marriage |
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tìslan[tɪ.ˈslan]n.sociol |
(emotional, social or personal) support | ||
tsahìk[ˈ͡tsa.hɪk]n.sociol |
Tsahik Shamanic Matriarch |
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tsmisnrr[ˈ͡tsmi.snrˌ]n.sociolspec |
bladder lantern nectar lantern |
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tsmukan[ˈ͡tsmu.kan]n.famsociol |
brother | ||
tsmuke[ˈ͡tsmu.kɛ]n.famsociol |
sister | ||
tsmuktu[ˈ͡tsmuk.tu]n.famsociol |
sibling | ||
tsray[͡tsɾaj]n.sociol |
village | ||
txintìn[ˈtʼin.tɪn]n.sociol |
occupation primary role in society |
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yawnetu[ˈjaw.nɛ.tu]n.sociol |
loved one lover beloved person |
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yawntu[ˈjawn.tu]n.sociol |
loved one lover beloved person |
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yll[jlˌ]adj.sociol |
communal | ||
ylltxep[ˈjlˌ.tʼɛp]n.locsociol |
communal fire communal fire pit (place where the Na'vi eat together) |