The Okuna Lexicon (Okuna to English) (version 2)

32 CHAPTER 1. OKUNA-TO-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
lhonko [n] loud noise. lhonkomit [n] din, racket.
lhono [n] soap.
lhopa [v2] flow, run, be fluid; (p.t. wind) blow.
lhopaka [n] fluid. lhope [n] flow, stream, current.
lhopaut [n] direction in which s.th. flows; stream,
current; course, channel, path (of a stream).
lhot [n] metal.
lhotam [n] pan, griddle.
lhoua [v1] (see: lhyua).
lhua [p] about, around, approximately (modifies a
following numeral quantifier).
lhukahim [n] foul air; bad breath; intestinal gas.
lhuko [n] waste, garbage, trash, refuse.
lhuma [v1] be dim, dark, hazy, foggy, poorly illuminated,
in half-light (used of objects reflecting
light or spaces containing light, rather than light
sources); be unclear, obscure, indistinct, hard to
discern/distinguish. elhumima [v2] fade, pale,
grow dimmer.
lhumu [n] ache, dull pain.
lhuna [v1] leave, take one’s leave; part ways (with),
part company (with). lhunats [n] parting, leave-taking.
lhunki [n] steller’s jay.
lhusa [v2] ooze, seep, flow thickly, be viscous.
lhuta [v1] be heavy (in weight); be massive, dense;
be bulky, cumbersome, difficult to lift or handle
(relative to size). elhuta [v1] weigh (a certain
amount).
lhympa [v2] be stupid, silly, foolish; be a fool, act
foolishly, make a fool of oneself, do s.th. stupid;
be clumsy. lhympaka [n] fool.
lhympe, lhympats [n] foolishness, stupidity.
lhyua [v3] enter, go/come into; bring/take into,
lead into. lhoua [v1] be inside, be indoors, occupy
(an enclosed space); be occupied, not empty.
lhyuohka [v3] get into, make it into,
manage to enter. eliampe lhyua [v3] welcome,
make (s.o.) feel welcome, be hospitable towards.
iante lhyua [v3] jump into. nalhpe lhyua [v3]
usher into (by gesturing). sù lhyua [v3] leak, let
in the rain (p.t. roofs).
liafueia [v1] be sticking out far above the surface
(of a body of water).
liahosta [v1] be mighty, (very) powerful.
liahotsma [v1] be enraged, livid.
liahsina [n] necklace.
liahuetla [v1] be very afraid, terrified, petrified.
liahuetlampa [v2]
terrify, petrify. liahuetlats [n] terror, intense
fear.
liakaihpa [v1] be a long way down, be far down;
be low, deep (down).
liakeilha [v1] be high (up), be far up, be a long
way up; be lofty.
liakna [v1] be long (distance). eliaknima [v2]
lengthen, make/get longer, elongate.
lialima [v2] open wide. lialuma [v1] be wide open;
(p.t. a fire) be roaring, blazing.
lianka [n] snake.
liapaka [v2] take a large/long step (forward). liapakota
[v2] take large steps, stride.
liapama [v1] be vast, immense.
lias [n] neck; throat.
liaskan [n] collar.
liaspa [v3] swallow.
liatima [v1] be remote, distant, far away.
liatsuhka [v3] be disastrous, catastrophic; befall;
suffer (a disaster). liatsuhke [n] disaster,
catastrophe, calamity.
liatsyipa [v1] be deep below the surface (of a body
water); be submerged, sunk (out of sight/reach).
liatsyipanen
[n] deep, depths.
liaume [n] penis.
liauna [v3] spread, scatter, disperse, strew; toss,
throw (in all directions).
liet [n] hat, cap; head covering.
lihe [n] strand, thread (in a web or weaving). lihemit
[n] web, webbing, weaving.
lihka [v3] cut (up), cut into pieces. leihka [v1] be cut up, be
in pieces. lihke [n] blade, cutting implement.
lihpa [n] sister. kilihpa [n] younger sister. tolihpa
[n] older sister.
lihpahats [n] sisterhood.
lihtu [n] hips, waist.
lihtumul [n] belt, sash.
lika [v1] be tender, soft; (fig.) be cute, adorable.
likana [v3] spin (yarn or thread); twist (rope);
(fig.) discuss, debate, explore, consider, talk over;
decide, resolve.