New Gnomic Vocabulary Here! (new thread, only words please!)

Here, for the use of the Gnomic developers, is the comprehensive (I hope) list of Gnomic as it exists (with a few words filled in or added as they can be surmised - all such 'not on site words are marked with [brackets] ) on the site so far. Enjoy and begin adding to it with the rules we are trying to sort out! (Sorry, can't make tables...)

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GNOMIC DICTIONARY - IN PROGRESS

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NOUNS - “kigi”
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[aloi – mixture, combination]
argit – animal
arkil – deer
adirgar – stranger
adirgur – male stranger
adirgra – female stranger
blir – dye, colour
bris – bee
delm – shadow
delmir – night
[diget – finger]
dizken - circles)
elgik – shirt
ert – tree
ertef – forest
etsar – moon
etsgil – moonlight
etsgarif – star
fargil – dream
fikenir – clothing, outfit
[fir – fire, flame]
(firsol - sun)
firig – shell, nutshell, cover
firimer – flower
(gno – element, substance)
gnomil – sciences, studies
gnomgar – gnome
gnomgur – male gnome
gnomgra – female gnome
Gnomgut – Gnomic language
gimel – friend
(gut – language, tongue) - pretty obvious, derived from the given language words
huik – house
imir – idea
irig – rabbit
kigi – things, stuff
(klauz - underground)
kran – sea
kranik – tides
kuilim – quill
lele – feather
lit – eye
(litlele - eyelash)
litnel – tear
malid – wind
malidgar – elf, elven person
malidgur – male elf
malidgra – female elf
Malidgut – Styrash, elftongue
mali – beauty
mourg – cat
mierg – name
milg – bush
mundil - pants
nirsh – river, stream
negik – magic
negikgar – wizard, mage, magic-user
negikgur – male magician
negikgra - female magician
negikil – staff, wand, rod
nel – water
nelgar – human
nelgur – male human
nelgra – female human
nelgut – human language
Tharnelgut – Tharian
orkel – food
pirgur – sun
pirgil – sunlight
rorg – dog
run – earth
rundek – mountain
rungar – dwarf, Thergerim
rungur – male dwarf
rungra – female dwarf
Rungut - ThergerimTaal
shin – question
(sol – sphere, globe)
surmeg – hand
taik – list
til – bird
togri – place
(trog- cave, cavern)
umeg – foot
umeril - shoe

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VERBS - “im”
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argim – travel
blirim – dye, tint
blugim – dance
brikim – stop
deldekim – protect
dirkim – die
edinim – devise, invent
fargim – sleep
fargilim – dream
fikim – dress, wear
fisim – clean
fitim – smell
fragim – buy, purchase
gerim – return
girim – go
gutim – speak, talk to
hegarim – to be disguised
hirgim – write
hirmim – wake (intrans)
hirmenim – wake (trans)
ifelim – follow
kiglim – hear
kolibim – answer, respond
legim - run
mirim – like, enjoy
(filim – like, enjoy) - would like to replace the above and make 'mirim' something like 'reflect, refract, bounce'
nikrim – become
negikim – cast magic, invoke, bespell
(noktuim - sleep)
orkelim – eat
(reghim - lead)
saterim – understand, comprehend
shinim – ask, question
stilkim – study, learn
surmin – touch
taikim – list, state
tasugim – help
tiglim – poke, prod
ufilim – fall, trip
ugim – do
uridim – smile, laugh
warim – walk
yokrim - read

People: (no words yet)
- mother
- father
- brother
- sister
- aunt
- uncle
- grandfather
- grandmother
- grandson
- grandaughter
- relative
- family

Himig – hello, greetings
Nem – yes, ok, affirmative
Yik – no, negative (would like to switch these two around for obvious mnemonic reasons - again, Tharian and Gnomic have been working together for thousands of years now. Korean has actually added 'yeh' for 'yes' along with their original 'neh' for 'yes', and you hear both interchangably, often in the same conversation. ..)

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ADJECTIVES - “in”
ADVERBS - “el”
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adir – strange
* should be 'adin'
(blirin, blirel - colourful)
delmin – dark
(daerin - unsure)
eprikin – powerful
ersin – short
fisin – clean
gronin – slow
(gronel – slowly)
horim – big
ifin – small, little
ilmin – tall
imigim – certain
kilgin – quick
(kilgel – quickly)
leleka – feathery
(should be 'lelekin' or 'lelin')
malidin – windy
malika – beautiful
(should be 'malikin')
(malihu – beautifully)
(should be 'malikel')
meein – good, nice
mirin – likable
nelin – watery, wet
(pohin – weak
rhugin – old, wilted
saeyin – young, fresh)
wakrin – bad, inferior

Colours: (also use 'in', by Rayne's original rules - we could change that to 'ir', from 'blir', colour/hue )
kigin - red
bligin - blue
luyin - yellow
ghurin - green
- orange (not yet created)
- purple
- brown
- white
- black
- silver
- gold

(would like to change/replace colours:
hemin -red azin – sky blue Perhaps kigin could be pink and bligin navy or dark blue?

Emotions:
ikotim – angry, mad
(rukim - calm)
uridin – happy
litnin - sad

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OTHER WORD GROUPS
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Numbers:
it - 0
ir - 1
uy - 2
er - 3
ap - 4
ort - 5
en - 6
ith - 7
etli - 8
kyer - 9
orn - 10
efin – many

(ornir – 11
ornuy – 12
orner – 13 – etc.
uyorn – 20
erorn – 30 – etc.
kent – 100
uykent – 200
erkent – 300 – etc.
khil – 1000
khilhor – 10 000) - all extrapolated from what Rayne gave, plus new words for 100 and 1000. Logical?

Time:

guk – time, hour
hef – minute
(ki - second)
firir – noon
pir - day
pirt – day of the month
ets - month
nelgets – human month

Pronouns

gur – male
gra – female
(gar – person, being)
im – verb form?
brog – he/him
brogur -me, I, myself (m)
brogra – my, I, myself (f)
grem – it
gremar – me, I, myself (m, f, n)
gremil – you (m, f, n)
kilam – you (f. object)
orfig – you (m. object)
krogri – this
krogar – these
sograr – those
sogri - that
lim – she, her
limgra – me, I, myself (f)

Prepositions & other
Little Words - this is where we should start adding our verb conjugation prefixes and suffixes as we decide them!

tir – and, along with
wer – is, are (particle defining the subject, always used with “or” or “ik”)
yit – for
yok – from
(al – add, plus, as well, also
oi – together)
min – subtract, without

Questions:

shin - question
drak – where
delg – why
durg – who
wan - what
(kroguk - when)
(hegit* - how much / many
hegitguk - how often
hegit* - how old ) - don't know why there is a duplicate word here, have to sort that out!

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Right! You've now got everything I have, except the new words in the other thread, which should get collected and moved in here so that the other thread stays as grammatical discussion and proposals. AFAIC, any vocab that's been proposed there is fine as long as it doesn't conflict with this list or duplicate words on it. Check here, then move it over!