Quoçiaolãç dictionary

-quót der. root

kotan

a non-productive derevational root used in some words for time units

Açiciáchuóeciẽ́losquáç prop n, nh

açi- çiá- chuóeci- ẽ́los- quáç

the Great Migration

Açiciámẽ́qosãquóc prop n, nh

açi- ciá- mẽ́qos- ãquóc

The Great Migration

Oesala prop n

unknown

The name of Oesala, The Great Spirit of the Ngimonians

allác n, nh

aslwaku

a. the world, everything that is, the universe

b. this planet specifically

açi- dr pref, n>n

asi-

great, important, unique, deserving of respect

ca indef num

a few, some

cacca- der. v to v

katka

towards me

Changes the meaning, but none of the syntactical elements of a verb to indicate that the subject is moving towards the speaker.

chi-chuoeci- v, intr

dwigi

to go, to move

chẽpot n, nh

jyimpot

mud

cáquáló-çó-s-n n, hum, inal

kakwalos

(my) friend

cíchí- der. n to n

kiti

diminutive prefix

turns a noun into a 'smaller version' of itself. Also used for childishness or cuteness.

cíchícáquálóç-óç-es n, hum

cíchí- cáquálós -es

child

this word was chosen in the impersonal meaning 'people's little friend'

iao-, iaeá- prep, v-like

yal

for, benefactionary preposition

isáom-am n, hum

kwacu

child

la par

vocative particle

latasaotan-in n, nh

lata- saotan

human

loçuá-n n, nh, inal

loswa

(my) eye

ma-mṍ- v, tr

myan

to eat

mi-mitõq- v, intr

mityunku

to sing

oec- prep, n-like

yuk

1. ablative preposition

2. since (temporal)

oesa-la n, hum

Oesala

blackbird

This was one of the first words I made, and it has existed longer than the character Oesala. In reality, even if it's not true in the in-world lore, I named *her* after the *word*, rather than the other way around. It ultimately derives from the root *wisal

põqó-n n, nh, inal

bwinko

(my) hand, (my) arm

quaç-oç n, hum

kwacu

human, person

saotan n, nh

???

a. the world, everything that is, the universe

b. this planet specifically

sáma n, nh

camwu

a. root vegetable

b. a plant's root

tao part

dyu

relative and content clause marker

táoçuáclo-ón n, hum

tyuswaklo

spirit (in the sense of a spirit like Oesala)

táscámóchẽ́pot v, intr, st

táscámó- chẽpot

brown

ua-uasásao- v, tr

wasacyu

to see

Ãquoç prop n, nh

aguka

Ankxa

this word was made tabboo just as the first work on the Great Migration began, since that was the time when it would become much more commonly used. Also, I made this word to slightly resemble the word Ankxa :3

ñi-ñẽtáo- v, intr

nimcop

to perform non-physical labour

ñoeç n, nh

nwisum

a. a stone, a rock, clump of metal

b. any material which is stone-like (including some metals)

ẽ́los- der. n to n

imlos

a group of N

ẽlosquaç-oç n, nh

ẽlos- quaç-oç

a folk, a people