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Finic

Finic is spoken by the Finiku people in the wiktopher universe.

• Akahu — apparition
• Aini — to perpetuate, prolong
• Ainimai — to fix, repair (to prolong life)
• Aikana — love (aikana'ia, *hate*. Aikana'wati, *loved ones*)
• Ara — what
• Atae — with something, appended to words
• Dae'na? — isn't it?
• De — in
• Di — appended to word, for emphasis
• Dodon — stomach, (dodon sui, *hunger*)
• Hakoi — fast (hakoi'ia, *not fast, slow*)
• Ianae — no/not, nothing. To negate a word, append *ia* (komowiri'ia, *not thinking*)
• Kiku — to measure, count
• Kikumai — time. To measure life according to the sun
• Kira — sun
• Kirame — up (*high point of sun, or noon*. Kirame'ia, *down, or sunset*)
• Komo — head
• Komowiri — to feel with the head
• Kora — that, this
• Korei — there
• Kumi — inside, in
• Mai — life (mai'ia, *dead, no life*)
• Wati — I, people
• Maha — to do, perform(an action)
• Ahamene — to create, to make (*to make with the hands*)
• Menemo — upper hands (menemo'ia, *lower hands, or feet*)
• Mawani — heart (mawani'ia, *no heart, heartless*)
• Mawaniwiri — to think with the heart (wati mawaniwiri sosae, *I feel good*)
• Meko — without
• Meko'so'ko' — an insult, contraction of meko, sosae and komo (*idiot, without a good head*)
• Mou — more, again
• Mutau — right, justice
• Naa — appended to word, for agreement or confirmation
• Naewi — to exist, to be awake
• No — subjective possessive particle, acquired by one's own action (mutau'no'wiri, *way of right, righteousness*)
• Nohi — nose (nohi de maha, *to smell*)
• Nohoku — to be close (nohoku'ia, *to be not close*)
• Okili — big, heavy, large, long, tall, important, adult.
• On — objective possessive particle, fixed to someone, unchangeable (roro'on, *my brain*).
• Orae — yes
• Orae, dae'sa! — yes, that right!
• Oro — asserts a fact that the listener may not know
• Pai — a drink (sakoi pai, *a strong drink, alcohol*)
• Panai — past, end, finished
• Poro — purple, color
• Re — to be, appended to other words (mutau'ia're, *to not be right*)
• Sakoi — strong (sakoi'ia, *weak, not strong*)
• Sawa — wind
• Saware — to sandfin (to be the wind)
• Saamu — Short form of sawa'muko, to mean against the wind
• Saata — Short short of sawa'atae, to mean with the wind
• Sosae — good (sosae'ia, *bad, unhealthy, negative*. Sosae'di, *very good, the best*. Sosae'teki, *to see well*)
• Sosakomo — smart (*good head*)
• Sui — empty (mawaniwiri sui, *to feel empty*)
• Tawai — to touch
• Te — and
• Teki — to perceive with the eyes, to discern visually (teki mou, *see you again*)
• Ugusa're — to move(*to be pushed by the wind*)
• Wai — who
• Wiri — way, manner
• Wawa — mouth, (wawa'de, *to put in mouth, to eat*)
• Wawama — tongue, language
• Yawai — have, contain
• Yorala — sand, desert, land, outdoor area
• Yora'nae — hello, greeting(*waking to the desert*. "Yora", casual)
• Yoramu — Short for yoramawa'muko(*towards the heart of the land*)
• Yorata — Short for yoramawa'atae(*away from the heart of the land*)
• Yoroi — cool, great
• Yosasui're — to be still, to wait(*to be empty of wind*)

Related pages: stories, uno, terat, aodan, ilken, and wiktopher.