Zashit Native People

The Zashit were human natives to Ummarnu, and more specifically inbetween The Eye and Zoquiyo. This civilization built cities and temples that have since been lost to time to become ruins rarely found. Their technology developed at a relatively slow pace compared to others, but political systems were quite advanced. The Zashit were mostly destroyed due to a combination of multiple causes, including but not limited to elves, disease, and civil unrest. There is only a single remnant of its culture left, Pablito Elquagero.

They had quite tan skin and closely resembled Huitca and Hiarllii. Although they are technically human, Zashit ancestry is mostly Protozas who originally came from Paxia instead of Rathnir. Combined with an unusually long lifespan, the Zashit are dubiously human. Some archeologists classify them as Homo sapiens zas.

Religion
The Zashit possessed a polytheistic pantheon, with each deity representing an aspect of the world. As Zashit society evolved, so did the pantheon, not only in adding more gods or removing ones that fell out of relevance, but by having these be explained by their myths as objective changes in the structure of the world. After the Talawan invasions, the pantheon did settle into a mostly stable state, however.

ajéro'Rez
Emperor Rez, God of Thought, Language, Nations, and Strategy

Often regarded as the oldest, Rez is seen as a high authority figure yet not actually worshipped. His symbol is a wolf-llama-eagle chimera from Zashit myth, who's name translated is The Raptor. Rez used to be worshipped in the Malkkengarun but is said to be "forsaken" after acting as a tyrant over the other gods. However the Zashit never saw him as evil, but more so one that takes advantage of situations. Several emperors have tried to restore his worship but none succeeded. Is known as the creator of mankind and the Protozas/Zashit.

Taltépa
Tepa of the West, God of Gold, Soil, and the Sands

Said to guide those who are lost, on the condition that they worship him. Generally regarded as a good god if a bit cold. Associated with wyverns and dragons which are his symbol. Legends tell that the first Zashit emperor, Kholito, found a secret ritual to summon Taltepa in the form of a gigantic frilled wyvern to conquer the talawans, which later de-manifested as a skeleton, buried in a temple in the center of Quakinajkh (Ancient city west of modern Quagero City). Archeologists and paleontologists located the city and uncovered what is now known as a hitherto unknown species of audalosuchid. In myth, he created the rest of the human races from a Zashit, then chose a group of them called the Hiarllii to be his people. However, these people turned instead to Karginti (Dadrika in their language), causing Taltepa to forsake them.

Meklagûha
Lahua of the East, Goddess of Sea and Hurricanes

Kûzălyĩz
Aljiz of the North, Goddess of Plant and Animal Life

Zukotol
Zukotol, The South Snake, God of Death, Fire, and the Nether

Tradition has it that when the gods were deciding whetehr to rule over the universe peacefully or forcefully, Zukotol disagreed entirely that gods should be the lords of mortals and created his own universe entirely of fire and lava, the Nether. Views on his morality varied wildly from temple to temple, but most either saw him as a spiteful master of evil who invented death to drag wrongdoers down into his realm, or as a benevolent god who offers his realm as a safe place to travel or be free from the watchful eyes of the gods where people may live on after death instead of ceasing existence. Also said to be the creator of the "immortal" Djinn (Tostéol to the Zashit) (Grammatically, all Djinn are considered female). His symbol is the skeleton horse which he manifests as to those he deems worthy.

Kargĩnti
Observer Hinti, Goddess of the Sky, Space, and Stars

dărkin'Koz
Holy Metal Koz, Deity of Metal and Magic

Origin
The origin of The Zashit isn't clear, and there are two main theories.

Native Theory
This is the theory that the Zashit are native to Ummarnu, arriving from Paxia almost 15,000 years ago. This is supported by the fact that this civilization has ties with ancient Paxia and not Jagdas, and that the elves found them already existing in Ummarnu when they arrived. After the Expedition to the West, this has been largely discredited.

Arrival Theory
This is the theory that The Zashit arrived in Ummarnu from somewhere else in Rathnir. This is supported by their historical record, which claims that an ancient hero named Zas sailed eastwards with 400-1000 soldiers to colonize new lands and landed on southern Syltor before deciding to live in Ummarnu. This theory is supported by the existence of The Protozas Islands or the Malkkengarun along with ancient legends.

Language
Note: Some words may be changed, like having the J become a G or K become a C if used in circumstances outside of speaking Zashit, like in the name for the town Aldesagch. Zashit does not naturally use The Jagdasian (Latin) Alphabet, but it can be translated into using it.

The Zashit Lexicon has evolved over many thousands of years while still mingling with the common languages of the Ummarnu area. This has lead to both big similarities and differences between Zashit and other native Rathnir Major languages. The language itself can be quite vague at times considering how it is built.

Adjectives, instead of having a space between them and the subject have an apostrophe to denote what it is referring to (And are ignored when determining upper and lowercase). In Zashit adjective-noun combinations are used to describe concepts without a word most of the time, so eventually these became their own words, with an apostrophe removed. Apostrophes separate adjectives that are mere descriptors to words that form a whole new word with the subject. Ex: Rhudag = Water, while rhu'dag = A liquid that so happens to be the color blue. Strangely, colors are by default adjectives and must have "gero' added at the end to become a noun.

When searching for a word to translate, for the sake of your time and sanity, use Ctrl-F!

Sentence Structure
Sentence structure in Zashit varies much from Traveler's Tongue. Firstly, punctuation that indicates tone is on both sides of a sentence, with the beginning having traditional punctuation upside-down. Exclaiming "The Fox jumped!" in Zashit would look like "¡The Fox jumped!". Questioning tone would be "¿The fox jumped?". Periods and commas are not effected. If tone changes midway through a sentence, technically differing punctuation could be used but this is extremely rare.

The actual structure of sentences in Zashit is reversed compared to most languages. Instead of Subject-Verb-Object (SVO), Zashit uses Object-Subject-Verb (OSV) as the default. Instead of "The Fox jumped over the Dog.", "The Dog the Fox jumped over" would be used. To go SVO, a special word is often used that roughly translates to "does". EX: "The Fox does jumped over the Dog". Without this, OVS structure is assumed. In addition, present tense is a default, so the sentence becomes "The Dog the Fox jump over". Adding in adjectives and tone for a full sentence, an example with Traveler's Tongue words could be "¡The lazy'Dog the quick'brown'Fox jump over!", meaning a quick and brown fox jumped over a lazy dog. The sentence, finally translated into Zashit, is:

¡El marb'Destid el wirzûm'vikă'Randes hĩnt aĩn!

In Zashit, there is no spelt difference between a noun, adjective, or verb. "Bet" means both Ice, Frozen, and To Freeze.

Alphabet
Although in proper Zashit writing accented vowels are used, it is not incorrect to use the unaccented form (Informal writing usually did not have them in Zashit). Accents are indicative of pronunciation which stress being secondary, with them being exclusive features of the Zashit alphabet translated into Jagdasian Script. This can lead to an interesting situation where one word has multiple accents associated with stress to most, often leading confusion to non-archeologists.


 * A a - Ah / Ă ă - Au
 * B b - B
 * D d - D
 * E e - Eh / É é - Ay
 * F f - F (Only in loanwords)
 * G g - H (When at the end of syllables, lengthens the sound of the syllable's vowel)
 * H h - Always silent, except when used in "kh" where it makes a "ch" sound or when used in "sh" where is makes a "sh" sound. If a compound word forms these combos, the h makes a normal H sound (but not a ch or sh).
 * I i - Ee / Ĩ ĩ - Ih
 * J j - J, Y
 * K k - K
 * L l - L
 * M m - M
 * N n - N
 * O o - Oh
 * P p - P (Used only in names or proper nouns, Considered the Divine Letter)
 * Q q - Kw
 * R r - R
 * S s - S
 * T t - T
 * U u - Uh / Û û - Oo
 * V v - V
 * W w - W
 * Y y - J
 * Z z - Z

Simple Words & Articles

 * i - And (Always Lowercase)
 * É/Éj - Indefinite Article
 * dé - Of (Always Lowercase)
 * Es - Present Tense Verb (Is/Are)
 * El - Definitive Article (The)
 * Lo - Plural Definitive Article
 * Ta - Indefinite Article
 * Tû - Plural Indefinite Article
 * ûn - Added as a suffix for whenever the full word is a thing made up of multiple (separate) of the roots (Ex: Archipelago = Garun)
 * Û - Added as a suffix to make the word refer to plural of something (Ex: Islands = Garû)
 * Nû - "Û" when the word it's added onto ends in a vowel
 * Ie - Possessive, Like Traveler's Tongue's " 's ", Added at the end of a noun to make it function like an adjective to the noun it possesses.
 * Nie - "Ie" when the word it's added onto ends in a vowel
 * Ghăm - "Does" as in the preceding noun does a/the verb to the following noun. Makes sentence structure SVO.
 * Hi - Added as a prefix to make the verb future-tense, effectively translates as "will [verb]" in most cases. (Never used to make compound words)
 * Bo - Added as a prefix to make the verb past-tense (Never used to make compound words, except Boyu which can be a fancy way of saying First)
 * Fi - Suffix for when something is more than something else, like "er". Ex: "Yellower" = "Quafi", "Bigger than you" = "Os ébofi yas"
 * Yas - Than, Comparative word

Pronouns
Plural pronouns work just like plural nouns. Possessive pronouns are the standard one for the type (He, She) with ie or nie added on (Senie, Masie)


 * Se - Male (He)
 * Em - Male Subject (Him)
 * Mes - Male Plural
 * Éo - Male You
 * Yĩre - Male Our
 * Yer - Male We
 * Ves - Male First Person


 * Sa - Female (She)
 * Am - Female Subject (Her)
 * Mas - Female Plural
 * Ădo - Female You
 * Yĩra - Female Our
 * Yar - Female We
 * Vas - Female First Person


 * So - Unknown Gender
 * Om - Unknown Subject
 * Mos - Unknown/Mixed Plural
 * Os - Unknown You
 * Yĩro - Unknown/Mixed Our
 * Yor - Unkown/mixed We
 * Vos - Mixed First Person


 * Si - Animal
 * Im - Animal Subject
 * Mis - Animal Plural


 * Sû - Inanimate
 * Ûm - Animal Subject
 * Mûs - Animal Plural

Roots and Prime Words
In alphabetical order of their English/Traveler's Tongue translations,


 * Jiz - Affirmative Response, Yes
 * Ajé - All
 * Diy - Arm
 * Zer - Armor
 * Ră - Air
 * Malk - Ancient, Old
 * Ez - Animal, Suffix for general animals/non-reptiles
 * Ăm - Be, Do, Am
 * Tes - Beauty, Beautiful, Cool
 * Qé - Because, For
 * Val - Beginning, First, Former parts of
 * Ran - Berry
 * Ăjy - Betray, Forsake
 * Ébo - Big (Adjective, Added on ends of words)
 * Ûnkh - Black (Adjective)
 * Rhû - Blue (Adjective)
 * Tol - Body, Physical form
 * Ĩzăw - Cat, Feline, Catlike
 * Mor - Cetacean (Adjective)
 * Émor - Cetacean (Independent as a Noun) (It is important to note that the Zashit had a high respect for dolphins)
 * Kart - Chest (Biology)
 * Ron - Circle, Circular, Rotating, Cycle
 * Ăjkh - City
 * Zis - Claw, Fingernail
 * Virs - Cleanse, Remove imperfections
 * Gero - Color (Add "Gero" to the end of any color adjective to get the noun form)
 * Sûkh - Crocodilian Family
 * Hit - Culture, Race, Group of similar people (Unchanged when plural)
 * Kol - Darkness, Dark
 * Zûkh - Death, Dead
 * Dhég - Drop, Leave behind
 * Mek - East
 * Sûn - Employee, Worker, Employee of prefix
 * Jen - Ending, Latter, Final, Last
 * Dlat - Vulgar exclamation of surprise, Roughly equivalent to F-Curse
 * Vi - Ground, Any soil, General term for stuff ground is made of
 * Tăs - Fear itself
 * Sas - Feminine/Insane (Added to distinguish something is the feminine form, masculine is the default).
 * Tos - Fire
 * Krét - Flesh, Muscle, Skin
 * Jum - Food, Edible
 * Én - Fragment, Fraction, Part of the root
 * Ăs - Frightening, Scary
 * Dez - From
 * Wû - Fun, Enjoyable
 * Yûel - Gift
 * Dăr - God, Deity
 * Sayé - Goodbye
 * Ver - Green (Adjective)
 * Ors - Grey (Adjective)
 * Kam - Hand
 * Pos - Has
 * Set - Head (Biological)
 * Qod - Height, High
 * Gûaz - Hello
 * Gum - Hole
 * Darn - Holy
 * Ken - Home, Homeland, Place for
 * Hiar - Hiarllii (Adjective), Relating to the Hiarllii or Bradecblightic
 * Wir - High in quantity, Plural with high concentration (Alternative to "ûn" being added on for compound words when the concept is abstract or non-physical. For example, high speed is not multiple different speeds added together)
 * Kho - Honorable
 * Got - Man, Person
 * Sĩn - An imitation, Mirrored version of something that is lower in quality, Elven
 * Bet - Ice, Frozen, Freeze
 * Ajéro - Imperial, Emperor
 * Whon - Inside preposition, At preposition
 * Găr - Island
 * Hĩnt - Jump, Jumping
 * Rod - King
 * Marb - Lazy, Willingly inactive, Willingly lacking effort
 * Lito - Leader, Politician, Mayor
 * Kluz - Left (Direction)
 * Béu - Life, Living, Be alive, Lives
 * Arn - Light, Bright
 * Dăg - Liquid, Wet, can informally mean Water
 * Bal - Long spatially
 * Qas - Love
 * Qĩk - Map, Guidance, To guide
 * Ĩv - May, Allow
 * Dĩn - Menacing, Terrible
 * Kin - Metal
 * Tiol - Mind
 * Yum - Mouth, Hole that forms a purpose
 * Măz - Nation, Country
 * Ămi - Negative Response, No, Prefix for opposite of root
 * Ămja - No, Lack of, None
 * Kûz - North
 * Kar - Observe, See, Spy
 * Ain - On preposition
 * Kă - Orange (Adjective)
 * Whun - Outside preposition
 * Aĩn - Over preposition
 * Măm - Parent
 * Al - Plains, Prairie
 * Ben - Plant
 * Lhûd - Poor economically
 * Zăw - Rabbit, Small Mammal similar to a rabbit
 * Zăr - Red (Adjective)
 * Sor - Reptile, Lizard
 * Zhul - Right (Direction)
 * Ko - Rock (Geology)
 * Jaz - Rock (The verb, as in "We rock!")
 * Los - Safe, Safety
 * Viqé - Sand
 * Ăv - Short
 * Éto - Small (Adjective, Added to ends of words)
 * Otol - Snake
 * Kûln - Sound, Sonic
 * Zuk - South
 * Téol - Soul
 * Zûm - Speed, Movement
 * Veras - Star
 * Qui - Stone
 * Veros - The Sun
 * Mia - Time, Measurement of time equal to 9 Minutes, 1/10th of a Miébo, 10 Miéto, or 1/160 of a day
 * Tid - Tradition, Customs, Culture, Cultured
 * Ves - Tree
 * Akh - Tropical, Hot
 * Méhu - True, Real version, Pure
 * Yag - Ultimate, Final yet strongest form
 * Wûv - Unity, Something united
 * Ré - Vapor, Dust, Particles in the air
 * Nerk - Violence
 * Kor - Wall, Blockage
 * Nek - War, Warfare
 * Né - Well, Good
 * Tal - West
 * Jră - Weapon
 * Yré - What?, Pardon?, Elaborate (Question mark only include to be specific on meaning)
 * Quă - When
 * Ărl - White (Adjective), Boring
 * Gert - Wing, Winged
 * Des - Wolf, Canine
 * Abă - Word
 * Qua - Yellow (Adjective)
 * Zas - Something relating to the person Zas or the first Zashit settlers to Ummarnu if used in a compound word or the person Zas himself.

Compound Words

 * Akhalves - Acacia {Meaning "Savanna-Tree"}
 * Dăgalsûkh - Alligator {Meaning "Swamp-Crocodilian"}
 * Dăgezsor - Amphibian {Meaning "Fish-Lizard"}
 * Malkmăm - Ancestor, Forefather {Meaning "Ancient-Parent"}
 * Nerktiol - Anger {Meaning "Violent-Mind"}
 * Ûnkhré - Ash {Meaning "Black-Vapor"}
 * Ajévigumves - Azalea {Meaning "Cave-Tree"}
 * Gertzăw - Bat {Meaning "Winged-Rabbit"}
 * Neknerk - Battle {Meaning "War-Violence'}
 * Rhûdăgviqé - Beach, River bank {Meaning "Ocean-Sand"}
 * Neksûnez - Bear {Meaning "Warrior-Animal"}
 * Téolves - Birch {Meaning "Soul-Tree"}
 * Gertez - Bird {Meaning "Winged-Animal"}
 * Béudăg - Blood {Meaning "Life-Liquid"}
 * Gottol - Body (Biology) {Meaning "Man's-Body"}
 * Béuko - Bone {Meaning "Living-Rock"}
 * Wûnerk - Brawl {Meaning "Fun-Violence"}
 * Méhubéudăggot - Bro, Blood Brother, Close Friend {Meaning "True-brother"}
 * Béudăggot - Brother {Meaning "Blood-Man"}
 * Vikă - Brown {Meaning "Soily-orange"}
 * Toszûkh - Burn, Incineration, Death via fire {Meaning "Fire-Death"}
 * Dăgalsûkhéto - Caiman {Meaning "Alligator-Little"}
 * Qĩksûn - Cartographer, Guide {Meaning "Map-Job"}
 * Rănûdăg - Cloud {Meaning "Sky-Liquid"}
 * Ûnkhko - Coal {Meaning "Black-Rock"}
 * Kăkin - Copper {Meaning "Orange-Metal"}
 * Koben - Coral {Meaning "Rock-Plant"}
 * Tesko - Crystal {Meaning "Beautiful-Rock"}
 * Ăvjră - Dagger {Meaning "Short-Weapon"}
 * Sasrodzer - Light Comfortable Armor used to sleep in during states of paranoia {Meaning "Queen's-Armor"}
 * Ajévigum - Cave {Meaning "Ground-Hole"}
 * Măzsûn - Citizen {Meaning "Nation-Job"}
 * Aldes - Coyote {Meaning "Plains-Wolf"}
 * Setkoez - Cow {Meaning "Horn-Animal"}
 * Kuzsûkh - Crocodile {Meaning "Northern-Crocodilian"}
 * Arnmia - Daytime {Meaning "Light-Time"}
 * Rhûtesko - Diamond {Meaning "Blue-Crystal"}
 * Tostéol - Djinn {Meaning "Firey-Soul"}
 * Destid - Dog {Meaning "Wolf-Cultured"}
 * Morgot - Dolphin {Meaning "Cetacean-Man"}
 * Koryum - Door, Passage {Meaning "Wall-Mouth"}
 * Yagsûkh - Dragon {Meaning "Ultimate-Crocodilian"}
 * Khogertez - Eagle {Meaning "Honorable-Bird"}
 * Sĩngot - Elf {Meaning "False-Human"}
 * Sĩnéto - Slur for Elves {Meaning (Somewhat) "False-Midget"}
 * Ămjagot - Slur for Elves {Meaning "Lack of-Men"}
 * Sĩni - Slur for Elves {Meaning "Imitation"}
 * Dlatsĩn - Slur for Elves {Meaning "F███ing-Imitation"}
 * Ajéromăz - Empire (Specifically for a nation that encompasses all of the Zashit or another race) {Meaning "Emperor's-Nation"}
 * Jenarnmia - Evening {Meaning "End-Day"}
 * Béudăghit - Family {Meaning "Blood-People'}
 * Bentidken - Farm {Meaning "Farming-Home"}
 * Bentidsûn - Farmer {Meaning "Farming-Worker"}
 * Bentid - Farming, Agriculture {Meaning "Plant-Culture"}
 * Gotmăm - Father {Meaning "Man-Parent"}
 * Wirzûm - Fast {Meaning "High-Speed"}
 * Tesben - Flower {Meaning "Beautiful-Plant"}
 * Whonhit - Foreigner, Outside {Meaning "Outside-People"}
 * Vesûn - Forest {Meaning "Tree-Many"}
 * Randes - Fox {Meaning "Berry-Wolf"}
 * Dăgez - Fish {Meaning "Liquid-Animal"}
 * Qaséto - Friend, Friendship {Meaning "Love-Little"}
 * Ranébo - Fruit {Meaning "Berry-large"}
 * Sĩnsûkh - Gharial {Meaning "Imitation-Crocodilian"}
 * Ămjakentéol - Ghost {Meaning "Nomadic-Soul"}
 * Arntesko - Glowstone {Meaning "Light-Rock"}
 * Arnquakin - Gold {Meaning "Bright-Yellow-Metal"}
 * Kovi - Gravel {Meaning "Rock-Soil"}
 * Qodzûm - Gravity, To fall {Meaning "Height-Movement"}
 * Ajévi - The Ground, Land {Meaning "All-Soil"}
 * Ămjakûlnnerktiol - Grudge {Meaning "Silent-Anger"}
 * Rănûdăgbet - Hail, Snow (Although the Zashit never saw snow themselves except for extreme climate circumstances) {Meaning "Cloud-Freeze")
 * Jumben - Herb {Meaning "Edible-Plant"}
 * Hiarhit - The Hiarllii People {Meaning "Hiarllii-People"}
 * Qodajéviéto - Hill {Meaning "Mountain-Small"}
 * Ămjawhon - Hollow, Empty {Meaning "No-Inside"}
 * Setbéuko - Horn {Meaning "Head-Bone"}
 * Miébo - Measurement of time roughly 1 Hour, Precisely 1/16th of a day or 1.5 Hours, 10 Mia {Derived From/Meaning "Time-Big"}
 * Wirébo - Huge, Great, Colossol {Meaning "High-Big"}
 * Méhugot - Human {Meaning "True-Man"}
 * Dessûn - Hunter {Meaning "Wolf-Worker"}
 * Méhukin - Ingot, Pure form of a metal {Meaning "Pure-Metal"}
 * Ărlkin - Iron {Meaning "White-Metal"}
 * Akhvesûn - Jungle {Meaning "Tropical-Forest"}
 * Rhûdăgben - Kelp, Seaweed {Meaning "Water-Plant"}
 * Rodmăz - Kingdom {Meaning "King's-Nation"}
 * Rhûdăgûnéto - Lake {Meaning "Ocean-Little"}
 * Abătid - Language {Meaning "Word-Tradition"}
 * Otolébo - Large snakes such as boas and pythons {Meaning "Snake-Big"}
 * Tosdăg - Lava {Meaning "Fire-Liquid"}
 * Ezkrét - Leather {Meaning "Animal-Flesh"}
 * Rănûrhudăgnektos - Lightning {Meaning "Storm-Fire"}
 * Jumez - Livestock {Meaning "Food-Animal"}
 * Méhusor - Lizard, Quadruped Squamata {Meaning "True-Lizard"}
 * Miabel - Long time-wise {Meaning "Time-Long"}
 * Jumkrét - Meat, Red meat type {Meaning "Edible-Flesh"}
 * Ămjanerk - Mercy, Forgive as in letting go of anger {Meaning "No-Violence"}
 * Miéto - Roughly 1 Minute, Exactly .9 Minutes, 1/1600 of a day or 1/100 of a Miébo {Derived From/Meaning "Time-Small"}
 * Orsveras - The Moon {Meaning "Grey-Star"}
 * Valarnmia - Morning {Meaning "First-Day"}
 * Sasmăm - Mother {Meaning "Female-Parent"}
 * Ămjazûm - Motionless, Still {Meaning "No-Movement"}
 * Qodajévi - Mountain {Meaning "High-Ground"}
 * Zûkhben - Mushroom {Meaning "Death-Plant"}
 * Téolabă - Name {Meaning "Soul-Word"}
 * Tosko - Netherrack {Meaning "Fire-Rock"}
 * Ămjaken - Nomad {Meaning "No-Home"}
 * Kolmia - Night {Meaning "Dark-Time"}
 * Vikăves - Oak Tree {Meaning "Brown-Tree"}
 * Rhûdăgûn - Ocean {Meaning "Water-Many"}
 * Sastăs - Paranoia {Meaning "Feminine-Fear"}
 * Ămjanek - Peace {Meaning "No-War"}
 * Tesbenén - Petel {Meaning "Flower Fragment"}
 * Lhûdjumez - Pig {Meaning "Poor-Livestock"}
 * Rănûrhudăgnektoskûlnajévi - Place where lightning strikes and thunder originates from {Meaning "Thunder-Ground"}
 * Urénmăz - Province, State {Meaning "Half-Nation"}
 * Sasrod - Queen {Meaning "Female-King"}
 * Rănûrhudăg - Rain {Meaning "Sky-Water"}
 * Ezbentidken - Ranch {Meaning "Animal-Farm"}
 * Pajévi - Rathnir, The World {"Ground" but with a "P" in front}
 * Zărré - Redstone {Meaning "Red-Dust"}
 * Kartbéukozis - Rib {Meaning "Spine-Claw"}
 * Kartbéukozisûn - Ribcage {Meaning "Rib-Many"}
 * Rhûdăgzûm - River {Meaning "Water-Movement"}
 * Quiviqé - Sandstone {Meaning "Stone-Sand" or "Four-Sand"}
 * Akhal - Savanna {Meaning "Tropical-Plains"}
 * Sorkrét - Scaled Skin {Meaning "Reptilian-Flesh"}
 * Rhûdăgûnéto - Sea, Bay {Meaning "Ocean-Little"}
 * Yamié - Roughly a Second, Precisely 5.4 Seconds, or 1/10 of a Miéto {Derived From "Ten-Time"}
 * Yamiéto - Roughly Half a Second, Precisely .54 Seconds, 540 Milliseconds, or 1/10 of a Yamié {Derived From "Ten-Time-Small"}
 * Ămjakûln - Silence {Meaning "No-Sound"}
 * Béudăgsas - Sister {Meaning "Blood-Woman"}
 * Rănû - Sky {Meaning "Air-Many"}
 * Neksûn - Soldier, Warrior {Meaning "War-Worker"}
 * Kartbéuko - Spine {Meaning "Chest-Bone"}
 * Rhûdăgré - Steam or Water-Vapor {Meaning "Water-Vapor"}
 * Rănûrhudăgnek - Storm {Meaning "Rain-War"}
 * Verostesben - Sunflower {Meaning "Sun-Flower"}
 * Ăminénerk - Surrender, Lose {Meaning "Opposite of-Victory"}
 * Dăgal - Swamp {Meaning "Wet-Plains"}
 * Khojră - Sword {Meaning "Honorable-Weapon"}
 * Jendij - Tail {Meaning "Latter-Arm"}
 * Rănûrhudăgnektoskûln - Thunder {Meaning "Lightning-Sound", total is "Air-Many-Blue-Liquid-War-Fire-Sound"}
 * Jumkrétdiy - Tongue {Meaning "Meat-Arm"}
 * Koyum - Tooth {Meaning "Rock-Mouth"}
 * Ăjymăz - Treason {Meaning "betray-Nation"}
 * Qodajévikoryum - Valley {Meaning "Mountain-Passage"}
 * Jumbengottol - Vegetable {Meaning "Herb-Body"}
 * Nénerk - Victory {Meaning "Well-Violence"}
 * Gotkûln - Voice, Speak, Fluent in {Meaning "Man-Sound"}
 * Rhûdăg - Water {Meaning "Blue-Liquid"}
 * Qodzûmrhûdăg - Waterfall {Meaning "Falling-River"}
 * Rănûnek - Weather {Meaning "Sky-Warfare"}
 * Morwirébo - Whale {Meaning "Cetacean-Huge"}
 * Sasgot - Women {Meaning "Feminine-Human"}
 * Malkgersûkh - Wyvern {Meaning "Ancient-Winged-Crocodilian"}
 * Ajéădo - Ya'll {Meaning "All-You"} (The part after Ajé can be replaced with any gender's version of "You")
 * Quagero - The Color Yellow {Meaning "Yellow-Color"} (Add "Gero" to the end of any color adjective to get the noun form, other color nouns removed to make space)
 * Zashit - The People this page talks about {Meaning "Zas'-People"}

Numbers
For a number to become ad adverb (One to First, Seven to Seventh, X to Xth), have it be written "of X". "Yû" becomes "dé Yû", so saying something like "Sixth Zashit" would be "Zashit dé Net". Numbers beyond 10 are written how they would with the Traveler's numerals or like adjectives and said with each number after each other. 42 would be written either 42 or Qui'ur, and pronounced Qui'ur. 115 may be Yû'yû'û. "én" is added onto the end to make fractions, so "1/2" would be "Urén. Fractions that aren't perfectly simplified would be referred to as the numerator of the fractor. So 3/4 would be "ni'Quién" or "3 1/4û". Mixed fractions are written with "i" (and) in them.
 * Yago - Zero
 * Yû - One
 * Ur - Two
 * Ni - Three
 * Qui - Four
 * Û - Five
 * Net - Six
 * Tan - Seven
 * Iq - Eight
 * Get - Nine
 * Yag - Ten
 * Muhăf - One Hundred
 * Yahăf - One Thousand

Phrases

 * ¿Né os ădo? - Used as "How Are You?", but literally translates to "You be well?"
 * [X] vesie téolabă es - "My name is [X]"
 * Ăjymăz ăminénerk es - "Surrender is Treason", used to encourage soldiers to fight to the death, and often literal law.
 * Ajé'hitû ghăm es ta dessûn'hit - "All races are warrior races", a saying that means even though people say certain enemies are warlike (or say it to the Zashit), every race of people engage in warfare and have traditions of honorable battle.

Modern words based on Zashit

 * Unkhreraptor - A species of Dromaeosauridae dinosaur that lived in the iridaceous, discovered by Pablito Elquagero working for The HTSAA. {Meaning "Black-Dust-Raptor" or "Ash-Raptor"}