ELUNESSIEN DICTIONARY, v.6

'Kas - 'cause
A - a
Abnaxiaus - obnoxious
Adikta - addict
Adikta’en - addicting
Adikta’it - addicted
Adiktasija - addiction
Aetal - the language of the Aetali
Aetali - zebra
Aetalis - zebras
Aetaliluunde - Zebraland, a former province of West Equestria and a current country.
Af - of
Afitor - after
Ahte - want
Akas - long
Akidanapier - kidnapper
Akidanapiers - kidnappers
Akien - okay
Akurda - accord
Akurda’en - according
Akurda’is - accorded
Akurdasi - accords
Akurysalih - chrysalis
Aky - ago
Ala - all
Alangit - along
Alekorna - Alicorn
Aliansa - alliance
Aliansasi - alliances
Alida - ally
Alida’en - allying
Allida’it - allied
Alidasi - allies
Als - are
Alse - also
Alves - always
An - on
Anh (fem. Ana) - one
Anhasi - ones (as in, say, "the chosen ones")
Annihila - annihilate
Annihila’en - annihilating
Annihila’it - annihilated
Antair - under
Antairgalit - undergone
Ap - up
Apen - open
Apenen - opening
Apenit - opened
Apensi - opens
Apila - Diminutive of "apple," usually used in its place when referring to people or towns.
Apilųsia - the region in and around Appleloosa
Apirasa - April
Apple (alt. Appel) - apple
Applelusan - the dialect of Appleloosa (*Names of dialects usually drop the ų in lųsa. This

is to differentiate them from the demonyms of the lųsas.)
Applelųsa - Appleloosa
Applelųsan - someone from Appleloosa
Aqaisa - Aquarius
Ar - or
Ara - our
Arisa - Aries
Aristakrati - aristocrat
Aristakratisi - aristocrats
Aristakrasiy - aristocracy
Arusi - arose
Asa (sometimes Usa) - us
Ata - at
Ateir - other
Ateirasi - others
Atetisija - attention
Autara - author
Autara’it - authored
Autarasi - authors
Avan - alone
Aves - away
Avessi - aways
Avir - over
Aviosti - obvious
Aviousos - obviously
Avot - about
Aya (archaic) - ye
Ayda - aid
Aza - free
Azit - freed
Azadoma - freedom (-dama is equivalent to -dom)
Bade - body
Bahten - butting
Baltimar(a) - Baltimare
Baltimaran - someone from Baltimare
Basset - best
Basvir - better
Bea (or Bi) - be
Bi’en - being
Bi’it - been
Bei - by
Becoma - become
Bekas - because
Bekca - back
Bekca’en - backing
Bekca’it - backed
Bekcasi - backs
Bidiya - bad
Bidiya’os - badly
Bilake (fem. Bilaka) - black
Birdan - border
Birdansi - borders
Birita - bright
Biritasi - brighter (-si suffix, in this case, the Equestrian equiv. of -er)
Biritasina - brightness (-sina suffix, Equestrian equiv. of -ness)
Biritasiset - brightest
Bitaa - a Bit, as in the currency.
Biyute - beauty
Biyutenera - beautiful
Bladan - blood
Bladane - bloody
Blitze - blitz
Bow - bow
Brekah - break
Brekahen - breaking
Brekahit - broke
Brekahitit - broken
Brekahsi - breaks
Brotas - brought
Bruta - brute
Brutasi - brutes
Buradit - burden
Caldoz - call
Caldozen - calling
Caldozit - called
Caldozs - calls
Calte - colt
Caltesi - colts
Cam - come
Camen - coming
Camit - came
Campelt - complete
Campelten - completing
Campeltit - completed
Campeltsi - completes
Camsi - comes
Cancisa - Cancer
Cancisar - cancer (modified by the rule of modifying letters)
Canflikta - conflict
Canflikta’en - conflicting
Canflikta’it - conflicted
Canfliktasi - conflicts
Cara - care
Cara’en - caring
Cara’it - cared
Carasi - cares
Cempala - simple
Cempalor - simply
Cenep - snap
Cenepen - snapping
Cenepit - snapped
Cenepsi - snaps
Cessom - cease
Cessomen - ceasing
Cessomit - ceased
Cessomsi - ceases
Chaaf - chef
Chans - change
Chansen - changing
Chansit - changed
Chanslinnor - shape shifter, (literally though, "changeling")
Chanslinnorsi - shape shifters
Chanssi - changes
Charakit - character
Charakitreit - characterized
Cika - seek
Cika’en - seeking
Cika’it - seeked
Cikasi - seeks
Citia - city
Clasika - classic
Clira - clear
Clirane - clarity
Cliraor - clearly
Cofi - coffee
Cofihasan - coffeehouse
Cral - cry
Cralsi - cries
Cubo - cube
Curaturhe (fem. Curaturha) - curator
Curaturhesi (fem. Curaturhasi) - curators
Cųl - cold
Da’an - damn
Da’anit - damned (-it suffix, equiv. of -ed)
Daarin - dear
Daas - die (as in the singular of dice)
Daasi - dice
Dactora (mas. Doctore) - doctor
Dag - dog
Dagsi - dogs
Daija - dodge
Daija Jantiane - Dodge Junction
Dambas - dumb
Damben - dumbing
Dambit - dumber
Damset - dumbest
Dashe - dash
Desirte - desert
Despitos - dispute
Despitosen - disputing
Despitosi - disputes
Despitosin - disputed
Diemona (mas. Diemone) - demon
Diemonaq - demonic
Diemonasi (mas. Diemones) - demons
Diklara - declare
Diklara’en - declaring
Diklara’it - declared
Diklarasi - declares
Dimonte - diamond
Dimontesi - diamonds
Diona - dawn
Diona’en - dawning
Diona’it - dawned
Dionasi - dawns
Diskorta - discord
Diryas - destroy
Diryasit - destroyed
Dit - die
Dita - dead
Dita’it - died
Diten - dying
Divisiona - division
Diya(a) - day
Diyaasi - days
Diyot (or di yot) - don't (or do not)
Drakon - dragon
Drakonsi - dragons (the -si suffix in this case is loaned from the Drakona languages and

creates the plural of dragon. This convention derives itself from -si being equivalent to the -

an suffix of English in Drakona)
Drakonsilla’ia - Greater Drakonsilla, a special region of Equestria.
Drakonsiluunde - Dragonsland, another special region of Equestria.
Drisiven - driving (-en suffix, equiv. of -ing)
Dų - do
Dųen - doing
Dųit - did
Dųpandite - dependant
Dųsi - does
Dųra - door
Dųrasi - doors
E - an
Efen - even
Ekal - eagle
Ekalleone - eagle-lion (a derogatory term for gryphons)
Ekist - exist
Ekisten - existing
Ekistit - existed
Ekistsi - exists
Ekiulos - equal
Ekiulosi - equals
Ekiulosne - equality
Elemons - element
Elemonsi - elements
Em - am
En - and
Endųpandite - independent
Ene - end
Enei - any
Eneianh - anyone
Eney - in
Eneytų - into
Englasi - English
Ertos - earth
Elulusan - the dialect of Ponyville and the surrounding region
Elulųsa - Ponyville
Elulųsan - someone from Ponyville
Elų - pony
Elųnessia - Equestria, as in both the planet and the nation (usually though, the latter)
Elųnessian - someone from the nation of Equestria
Elųnessien- Equestrian, the language of the nation of Equestria
Elųsa - Earth pony
Elųsi - the name for the Equestrian speaking world, or less commonly the pony colonized

world.
Elųsia - horse (-sia is an Equestrian suffix that indicates largeness. Thus Elųsia is "big

pony")
Elųtal - zebra-pony (as in, a zorse)
Emkan - much
Epikka - epic
Es - is
Eself - itself
Esentiala - essential
Esentiala’or - essentially
Espezialor - especially
Eteditozos - pretentious
Everi - every
Everibade - everybody
Everitien - everything
Evir - ever
Faaral (fem. Faraa) - four
Fa’arenhata - Fahrenheit
Fal - feel
Federatsija - federation (-sija is equivalent to -tion)
Fer - for
Fiberasa - February
Fiene (fem. Fiana) - five
Fikasos (archaic, alt spelling) - pegasus
Firaa - fire
Firaa’en - firing
Firaa’it - fired
Firaasi - fires
Firosey - freeze
Firoso - froze
Firosoga - frozen
Fli - flee
Fliit - fled
Fobas - phobia
Fobassi - phobias
Framas - from
Frinda - friend
Frindasi - friends
Fullau -  follow
Fullau’en - following
Fullau’it - followed
Fullausi - follows
Fuss - fuzz
Fusse - fuzzy (-e is equivalent to the -y ending)
Gat - got
Gaat - good
Gada - guide
Gadaa - guides (as in a man guides you)
Gada’en - guiding
Gada’it - guided
Gadasi - guides (as in there are several guides)
Gal - go
Galen - going
Galit - gone
Galsi - goes
Gamitt - garment
Garde (fem. Garda) - guard
Garde’en - guarding
Garde’it - guarded
Gardesi - guards
Gemisa - Gemini
Ginaros - generous
Ginarosne - generosity
Ginarosos - generously
Givos - give
Givosen - giving
Givosi - gives
Givosit - given
Gliteras - sparkle
Gliterasen - sparkling
Gliterasi - sparkles
Gliterasit - sparkled
Grane (fem. Grana) - green
Haistere - history
Haisterekolos - historical
Halda - hold
Halda’en - holding
Halda’it - held
Haldasi - holds
Halha - whole
Harribila - horrible
Hasi - happy
Hasisi - happier
Hasit - happen
Hasits - happens
Hasitit - happened
Hasiten - happening
Hau - how
Hauevir - however
He - he
Hef - have
Hefit - had
Hefen - having
Heima - homo
Heimafoba - homophobe
Heimafobas - homophobia
Hej - hello
Hem - him
Hemsef - himself
Hes - has
Hera - here
Heraas - here's
Heraas - height
Heraasasi - heights
Herra - heavy
Hierd - heard
Himas - home
Himasi - homes
Hirta - heart
Hirtas - hearts
Hof - hoof
Hofsi - hooves
I - variant of a, often times used to mean "our"
Ia - large
Ia’or - largely
Ifa - if
Idtha - breath
Idthasi - breather
Iht (fem. Ihta) - eight
Il - I
Ila - I'm
Ilas - less
Ina - in
Inkredaba - incredible
Ita - it's
Itaa - its
Inivere - insane
Iniverene - insanity
Inn - shift
Innen - shifting
Innit - shifted
Innor - shifter
Innorsi - shifters
Innsi - shifts
Istaan - east
Istaanye - eastern
Ivater - retard
Ivaterit - retarded
Javebaura - neighbor
Javebaurasi - neighbors
Je - yes
Kada - god
Kadas - gods
Kadasi - goddess, goddesses
Kafen - govern
Kafenir (-ir is equvalent to -or) - governor
Kafenmala - government
Kafenmalasi - governments
Kainen - going
Kald - cloud
Kalds - clouds
Kaldsdali - Cloudsdale
Kalira - color
Kamarada - comrade
Kamaradasi - comrades
Kampara - compare
Kampara’en - comparing
Kampara’it - compared
Kamparasi - comparing
Kampreinta - comprehend
Kampreinta’en - comprehending
Kampreinta’it - comprehended
Kampreintasi - comprehends
Kampreintabila - comprehendable
Kan - can
Kanarsi - corner
Kanot - can not
Kap - keep
Kapent - kept
Kapitala - capital
Kaprikaisa - Capricorn
Kas - cause
Kasidra - consider
Kasidra’en - considering
Kasidra’it - considered
Kasidratiy - considerate
Kasidrasi - considers
Kati - cat
Katisi - cats
Kel - the Sun
Kela - star
Kelasi - stars
Keles - the informal name of Kelestia
Kelestia - Princess Celestia.
Kellara - killer
Kellarasi - killers
Kelrosa - sunrise
Kelsita - sunset
Keitana - city
Keitanasi - cities
Kietos - capital
Kiran (archaic) - carry
Kirri - carry
Kirrien - carrying
Kirri’it - carried
Kivte - king
Kivtedoma - kingdom
Knaye - knee
Knayesi - knees
Kraate - great
Kraatesi - greater
Kraateset - greatest (-set is equivalent to -est)
Kivotin - queen
Kryfona - gryphon
Krystala - crystala
Krystala’ia - the region of what is formally known as the Crystal Empire
Koiso - quiet
Kopila - couple (as in "a couple of guys")
Koplaa - couple (as in "a romantic couple")
Kost - ghost
Kostsi - ghosts
Kown - know
Kownsi - knows
Kowna - known
Kuda - could
Kuda’ot - could not
Kuikor - quickly (-or is equivalent to -ly)
Kyvos - lord
Laki - lake
Lata - late
Lataor - later
Lav - love
Leoisa - Leo
Leone (fem. Liona) - lion
Librisa - Libra
Lida - lead (to lead)
Lidaa - led
Lida’en - leading
Lidasi - leads
Lif - live
Lifit - lived
Lifen - living
Lifta - left
Lika - like
Linquala - language
Linqualasi - languages
Listaan - listen
Litas - light
Literad - literate
Literajura - literature
Literasiy - literacy
Litra - literal
Litraor - literally
Luna - a moon
Lunaria - the region of Luna
Lunarian - one who worships the moon, or Lųna.
Luunde - land
Lųna - as in Princess.
Lųna - as in the Moon. (note: if both Lųnas are present in a sentence, this one will always

be uncapitalized to differentiate between the two.)
Lųsa - town, or -ville
Mabien - maybe
Maninen - morning
Majica - magic
Majora - major
Majorne - majority
Majorasi - majors
Manihettan - Manehattan
Manihettenia - the region in and around Manehattan
Manihettenhi Nardan - the province of North Manehattan
Manihettenhi Veistan - the province of West Manehattan
Manihettenois - someone from Manehattan
Manra - month
Manrasi - months
Mar - Mrs.
Mara - mare, also used as formal variant of Ms.
Mastene - master
Mattara - matter
Mattaren - mattering
Mattarit - mattered
Mattarasi - matters
Mautyene - mountain
Mautyenesi - mountains
Meka - make
Mekait - made
Meken - making
Mi - me
Mia - my
Mika - mega
Mine (fem. Mina) - man
Minesi (fem. Minasi) - men
Minerala - mineral
Mineralasi - minerals
Minora - minor
Minorane - minority
Minorasi - minors
Mios - most
Mir - Mr.
Mista - mist
Miura - more
Nahnat (fem. Nahnaa) - nine
Nama - name
Nama’en - naming
Nama’it - named
Namasi - names
Namvoz - number
Namvozsi - numbers
Namvozaus - numerous
Nar - nor
Nardan - north
Nardanya - northern
Nardanyas - Northerner
Nardanyasi - Northerners
Narsisist - narcissist
Narsisisema - narcissism
Narsisistsyka - narcissistic
Natiene - nation
Naha - now
Ne - no
Nebade - nobody
Nei - not
Nes (formal) - nation
Netien - nothing
Nia - little, often used as a suffix to denote things as small (as in Apilania)
Niabil - noble (as in to be noble)
Niabilos - nobly
Nia’abil - noble (as in nobility)
Nia’abilne - nobility (-ne is equivalent to -ity)
Nida - need
Nida’en - needing
Nida’it - needed
Nidasi - needs
Niksa - next
Nisaa - nice
Nisaaset - nicest
Nisaaor - nicer
Nisaaora - nicely
Nitaa - night
Niyu - new
Niyuor - newer
Niyuset - newest
Nųtar - neutral
Nųtarne - neutrality
Nųtaror - neutrally
Oia - small place, usually not seen in writing but when used is often a suffix)
Oj - oh
Ot - out
Palas - palace
Palasi - palaces
Parreta - parrot (as in to parrot something)
Parreti - parrot (as in the animal)
Parretisi - parrots
Pata - part
Pata’en - parting
Pata’it - parted
Pata’or - partly
Patasi - parts
Pe’in - pain
Pe’infila - painful
Peins - pains
Pe’init - pained
Pese (fem. Pesa) - purple
Pirasa - please
Pirasa’en - pleasing
Pirasa’it - pleased
Piscisa - Pisces
Plaane - plain
Possibila - possible
Possibilor - possibly
Prapertazev - property
Prapertazevej - properties
Pratektani - protector
Pratektansi - protectors
Pritindas - pretend
Pritindasi - pretends
Pritindassi - pretender
Projekta - project
Projektasi - projects
Projecten - projecting
Projectit - projected
Pull - pull
Pullen - pulling
Pullit - pulled
Pvints - prince
Pvintas - princess
Raane - rain
Raane’en - raining
Raane’it - rained
Raanesi - rains
Ralva - help
Ralva’en - helping
Ralva’it - helped
Ralvasi - helps
Rauyal - royal
Rauyala - the dialect spoken by the Royalty.
Rauyalse - royalty
Rauyalor - royally
Rauyalsi - royals
Reij - rage
Reiret - rare
Reiretne - rarity
Reiretor - rarely
Rekons - recent
Rekonsor - recently
Rela - rely
Ride (fem. Rida) - red
Ri’el - real
Ri’elisy - realist
Ri’elisyka - realistic
Ri’elne - reality
Ri’elor - really
Riparta - report
Reparta’en - reporting
Reparta’it - reported
Ripartasi - reports
Rųl - rot
Rųlen - rotting
Rųlit - rotted
Rųls - rots
Saanika - sonic
Saarow - sorrow
Saggisa - Sagittarius
Sam - some
Samhau - somehow
Samtien - something
Samtimo - sometime
Samtimos - sometimes
Samvat - somewhat
Sei - saw
Sef - self
Sehn (fem. Sea) - seven
Servoit - supposed
Siarandipeine - serendipity
Siarandipeitos - serendipitous (-aus is equivalent to -ous)
Set - sit
Seten - sitting
Sete - sits
Seudan - south
Sha - shy
She - she
Sheepe - sheep (as in one sheep)
Sheep’e - sheep (as in multiple sheep)
Shtenla - stain
Shtenla’en - staining
Shtenla’it - stained
Shtenlasi - stains
Shtenze - stance
Si - see
Sia - big place, often used as suffix to denote largeness (as in Elųsia)
Sid - say
Siden - saying
Sidit - said
Sidsi - says
Sien - seeing
Sint - send
Sinten - sending
Sintt - sent
Sintsi - sends
Sintrsi - sender
Sinza - since
Sirma - warm
Sių (fem. Sia) - two
Siyku (fem. Sika) - six
Siyon - shine
Siyona - shines
Siyonen - shining
Siyonit - shined
Skala - scale
Skalasi - scales
Skama - scum
Skia - sky
Skorisa - Scorpius
Sla’afan - sleep
Sla’fanen - sleeping
Sla’fant - slept
Speka - speak
Spetose - Spring
Spezial - special
Spien - spin
Spienen - spinning
Spienit - spun
Spieny - spinny
Stipada - stupid
Stipadane - stupidity
Strafan - strife
Sugar - sugar
Sugarcubo - sugarcube
Supiriara - superior
Supiriarasi - superiors
Survivo - survive
Survivoit - survived
Surwos - recent
Surwosor - recently
Sų - so
Sven - buffalo, especially of the type found around Appleloosa
Svena - the tribe of buffalo around Appleloosa
Svenia - a formal special region of Equestria
Tatarusi (or Tateruzi) - Tartarus
Teh (fem. Tea) - three
Teiya - they
Teiyen - they've
Tek - tech
Teknologiya - technology
Tekonologikolos - technological (-kolos is equivalent to -cal)
Tenka - thank
Tenkasi - thanks
Tenka’en - thanking
Tenka’it - thanked
Terribila - terrible
Tevilias - twilight
Thrua - through
Tia - big person, often used as a suffix to denote largeness and in diminutives)
Tiema - them
Tien - thing
Tiensi - things
Tier - there
Ties - this
Tiet - that
Tietsi - that's
Timos - time
Timosi - times
Timo’en - timing
Timo’it - timed
Timo’or - timer
Timperates - temperature
Tine (fem. Tina) - ten
Tirawa - tree
Tiykos - think
Tiykosen - thinking
Tiykosit - thought
Tratinem - Trottingham
Trutha - truth
Truor - truly
Truthasi - truths
Truthsi - truther
Tsavintila - the province of Canterlot, and also the dialect of Equestrian spoke in Canterlot.
Tsavintelat - Canterlot
Tsavintsia - the region around Canterlot
Tsavintsian - someone from Canterlot
Tu - too
Tuqe - take
Tuqe’en - taking
Tuqe’it - took
Tuqega - taken
Tų - to
Tųzim - total
Tųzimen - totaling
Tųzimit - totaled
Tųzimne - totality
Tųzimor - totally
Tųzimsi - totals
Unikorna - unicorn
Vaake - buck
Vaake’en - bucking
Vaakeit - bucked
Vaakesi - bucks
Vaarma - warm
Vaarmaaset - warmest
Vaarmaor - warmest
Van - hundred
Varie - vary
Varie’en - varying
Variesi - varies
Varie’it - varied
Varisa - Virgo
Vat - what
Ve (sometimes replaced with archaic Viya) - we
Vegodtella - magnitude
Vegodtellsi - magnitudes
Veistan - west
Veistanye - western (-ye is equivalent to -ern)
Vekaadari - feather (non pony)
Vekaadarisi - feathers (non pony)
Veken - begin
Vekeinen - beggining
Veko - week
Vekosi - weeks
Velka - walk
Velka’en - walking
Velka’it - walked
Velkasi - walks
Vera - were
Vere - sane
Verei - very
Verene - sanity
Ves - way
Vesi - ways
Vessasi - assassin
Vessasisi - assassins
Vesz - wish
Viaat - shut
Vifita - forbid
Vifitade - forbade
Vifitadega - forbidden
Vikasoz - pegasus
Vikkadari - feather (pony)
Vikkadarisi - feathers (pony)
Vila - will
Vilta - field
Vin - when
Vina - fine
Vindas - wind
Vindasi - winds
Vinke (fem. Vinka) - pink
Vintoz - ruler (but often times associated with tyranny)
Viod - Eq. spelling of "Las"
Viod Fikasosia - Las Pegasus
Viota - hover
Viotar - flutter (per the modifying letter rule)
Vira - where
Virazza - forest
Virdas - bird
Viros - worse
Virosy - worst
Virtuala - virtual
Virtualaor - virtually
Vit - which
Vitese (fem. Vitasa) - white
Vitle - worth
Vitlea - worthy
Vitleilas - worthless
Vių (fem. Viu) - blue
Viųbladan - blueblood, also used as a derogatory term for nobility
Viųbladansi - bluebloods
Viy - far
Viya - why
Viyla - fly
Viyla’en - flying
Viyla’it - flew
Viylasi - flies
Viysta - beast
Viystasi - beasts
Voda - would
Vol - wow
Voola - wool
Voniksas - phoenix
Vot - but
Wagona - wagon
Wentose - winter
Winta - went
Wit - with
Witot - without
Wo - who
Wom - whom
Wos - was
Wosi - whose
Ųl - the
Ųrane (fem. Ųrana) - orange
Yanga - young
Yantirpril - interpret
Yantirprilit - interpreted
Yantirprilen - interpreting
Yanterprilsi - interprets
Yas (also ias) - an archaic term for light, often times seen in names
Yava - join
Yava’en - joining
Yava’it - joined
Yavasi - joins
Yehra - year
Yehrasi - years
Yendes - pledge
Yendesen - pledging
Yendesi - pledges
Yendesit - pledged
Yille (fem. Yilla) - yellow
Yinvasi - universe
Yontar - yonder
Yųl - you
Yųla - you're (Yųla is a combination of Yųl, and the first letter of Ara)
Yųle - your
Yųlesef - yourself
Zialyuta - salute
Zialyuta’en - saluting
Zialyuta’it - saluted
Zialyutasi - salutes