Adjective Stems

Note: These are words that do not have a standalone noun form, but can become a noun, adjective, adverb, or another part of speech through the addition of a suffix.

Note: In naming, these stems are often part of compound words and need no suffix, such as the name Lodrata-Mala, lit. meaning "Justice Hammer."

A

Algala- - Compassionate, Sympathetic, Merciful

Anta- - Red

Arkosa- - Modest, Humble

Ava- - Proud

B

Bruk- - White

Bruroti- - Brave

Buka- - Stubborn

C

Cho- - Fast, Quick, Swift

D

Dugala- - Honorable

E

Eri- - Strong

H

Heska- - Difficult

I

Inola- - Virgin

J

Jeidra- - Black

K

Katuma- - Faithful

Kovu- - Wild, Feral, Beastial

Kuldi- - Sentimental, Sweet, Mawkish

Kunda- - Wise, Intuitive

L

Lodrata- - Just

M

Malkosa- - Alert, Attentive, Aware, Vigilant

P

Pelkosa- - Innocent

R

Reiga- - More, Most

Rivarga- - Healthy, Hardy, Vigorous

S

Selsaga- - Smart, Intelligent

Skalmeta- - Honest

T

Taltra- - Cold

Tar- - New

To- - Stupid, Idiotic

Tola- - Silver

Traglada- - Patient

V

Valodrala- - Passionate, Lustful

Var- - Grey