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words already ending in "s" as in asparagus/asparagi.

-ian = -REN (-ren) Nationality suffix.

-ian/-ist (Of person, profession etc...) = -KI (-ki)

-ible/-able/-ful = -ZE (-ze)

-ic = -ZET (-zet) Chemical suffix.

-ic = -ZEN (-zen) As in "Futuristic."

-ical = -ZENGYA (-zen.gya)

-ically = -ZENGYAKENG (-zen.gya.keng) "-ic" + "-al" + "-ly"

Ice = AIVINJ (AI.VINJ)

-ice = -VET (-vet) As in "Service."

Iceland = AIVINJ (AI.VINJ.tsa)

Icelander (Person) = AIVINJTSAREN (AI.VINJ.tsa.ren)

Icelandic (Language) = AIVINJTSAREN (AI.VINJ.tsa.ren)

I'd = YIANMITCH (YIAN.MITCH)

-id = -RENT (-rent) As in “Stupid,” “Rapid” etc...

-ie = -YENG (-yeng) As in Roadie, Bikie etc...

If = CHĒ

I'll = YIANCHI (YIAN.CHI)

I’m = YANZE (YAN.ZE) Contraction of "YIAN ZE."

Im-/In- = JAN- (Jan-)

Import = JANTAI (JAN.tai)

Important = JANTAISE (JAN.tai.se)

Impossible = JANDAIN (JAN.dain)

Improve = JANHUING (JAN.huing)

In = AI (Not as in the "In-" or "Im-" prefix)

In-/Im- = JAN- (Jan-)

Inane = JANDRAK (JAN.drek)

Incite = JANTRĀ (JAN.trā)

India = INDYATSA (IN.DYA.tsa)

Indian = INDYAREN (IN.DYA.ren)

Indo- = GENDO- (Gen.do-) Not as in "Indo-Eruopean" or anything relating to India.

-ine = -DE (-de) As in masculine, feminine, etc... but not a chemical suffix as in gasoline.

Induce = JANGANG (JAN.gang)

Infallible = JANLǍNTZE (Jan.LǍNT.ze)

Infant = OTCH

Inform = AITYO (AI.TYO)

Infra- = JENFRO- (JEN.fro-)

-ing = -KE (-ke)

Inherent = JANBAISE (JAN.bai.se)

Inherence = JANBAISESEN (JAN.bai.se.sen)

Ink = EI

Innocent = JANTSENTIL (JAN.tsen.til) "In- + "-Cent"

Insecure = JANHĀTCH (JAN.HĀTCH)

Insignia = SENEKA (SE.NE.ka)

Inter- = TENBRI- (TEN.bri-)

Internet = TENBRIJĀTUM (TEN.bri.JĀ.tum)

Into = AIMIN (AI.MIN)

Involve = JANFRA (JAN.fra)

-ion = -CHO (-cho) as in "concussion."

-io(u)r = -YENG (-yeng)

-iour = -YENG (-yeng)

-ious = -YENGVUNG (-yeng.vung) "-ior"/"-iour" + "-ous."

Ireland = GAELTSA (GAEL.tsa) Note the inseperable "EA" double vowel.

Irish (Person/language) = GAELREN (GEAL.ren)

Is/Am/Are = ZE

-ise/-ize = -ZEK (-zek)

-ish = -mek (As in something descriptive, for example: “Brackish”. Not as in one’s nationality.
For example: Irish. And not as in verbs such as “Relish.” Only adjectives).

-ising/-izing = -ZEKKE (-zek.ke)

Island = VANTSA (VAN.tsa)

Isle = VAN

-ism = -ZEVET (-ze.vet)

-ist/-ian (Of person, profession, concept, etc...) = -KI (-ki)

-istic = -KIZEN (-ki.zen)

It/its = HYE

Italian (Person/language) = ITĀLIREN (I.TĀ.LI.ren)

Italy = ITĀLITSA (I.TĀ.LI.tsa)

-ite = -KĪN (-kīn)

Item = ENJAI (EN.JAI)

-itic = -EPZEN (-ep.zen) As in Arthritic.

-itis = -EPZES (-ep.zes) Medical suffix.

Its = HYE

It's (It is) = HYEZE (HYE.ZE) "HYE" + "ZE")

Itself = HYEJEIN (HYE.jein)

-iture/-ature = -ZUNDŌ (-zun.dō)

-ity/-ness = -NEMT (-nemt)

-ium = -ZET (-zet) chemical suffix.

I've = YAN.ŽŌ (Contraction of "YIAN" + "ŽŌ")

-ive = -AI (-ai)

-ize/-ise = -ZEK (-zek)

-izing/-ising = -ZEKZE (-zek.ze)

J

Jacket = JENPRĀ (JEN.PRĀ)

Jaguar = JŌDRA (JŌ.dra)

Japan = NIHONTSA (NI.HON.tsa)

Japanese (Person/language) = NIHONREN (NI.HON.ren)

Java = JĀVATSA (JĀ.VA.tsa)

Javanese (Person/language) = JĀVAREN (JĀ.VA.ren)

Jazz = JǍZ

Jazzy = JǍZKYĒ (JǍZ.kyē)

Jejune = XANJA (XAN.ja)

Jesus = JESUS (JE.SUS)

Jesus Christ = JESUS KRIST (JE.SUS KRIST)

Jew = JIŪ

Jewish = JIŪYENG (JIŪ.yeng)

Job = DOYU (DO.YU)

Jug = KABBRE (KAB.bre)

Jungle = MAIORA (Mai.ORA)

Just = ALSH

K

Keep (Kept/Kept) = YO

Kept/Kept = YOVENG (YO.veng) Past tense for "Keep."

Kettle = KABO (KA.bo)

Key = CHĀN

Keyboard = CHĀNBǑNDOK (Chān.BǑN.dok)

Kick = YAIT

Kill = AIT

Kilo = JENO- (JE.NO-)

Kindergarten = ENZYEWAKLA (EN.zye.WA.kla)

King = IRE (I.re)

Kiss = AMAN (A.man)

Knee = SĒB

Kneel (Knelt, Kneeled/Knelt, Kneeled) = STENF

Knelt, Kneeled/Knelt, Kneeled = STENFVENG (STENF.veng) Past tense for "Kneel."

Kneeled, Knelt/Kneeled, Knelt = STENFVENG (STENF.veng) Past tense for "Kneel."

Knew/Known = KAIZENVENG (KAI.ZEN.veng) Past tense for "Know."

Know (Knew/Known) = KAIZEN (KAI.ZEN)

Known/Knew = KAIZENVENG (KAI.ZEN.veng) Past tense for "Know."

Koori = KURĪ (KU.rī) Indigenous Australian Aborigine.

Korea = KORĪTSA (KO.RĪ.tsa)

Korean (Person.language) = KORĪREN (KO.RĪ.ren)

L

Lace = NING

Lady = RĒDE (RĒ.de)

Laid/Laid = ROVENG (RO.veng) Past tense for "Lay."

Lain/Lay = RÜSHVENG (RÜSH.veng) As in past tense for "Lie" not as in "to lay."

Lake = LENSKA (LEN.ska)

Land = TSA

-land = -TSA (-tsa)

Lang- = REN (REN-)

Language = RENSĀD (REN.sād)

Laos = LAUSTSA (LAUS.tsa)

Lao (Person/language) = LAUSREN (LAUS.ren)

Laotian (Person) = LAUSREN (LAUS.ren)

Last = NEND

Last- = NEND- (Nend-)

Late = MERENT (ME.rent)

Latrine = LĀTREDRE (LĀ.tre.de) (Baracks, camp)

Latvia = LETTISHTSA (LET.TISH.tsa)

Latvian/Lettish (Person/language) = LETTISHREN (LET.TISH.ren)

Lavatory = LĀTREVŌRE (LĀ.tre.VŌ.re)

Lay (Laid/Laid) = RO

Lay/Lain = RÜSHVENG (RÜSH.veng) As in past tense for "Lie" not as in "to lay."

-le/-cle = -SKŪR (-Skūr) (As in particle, icicle etc...)

Lead = FENT (Metal, pencil lead)

Lead (Led/Led) = TSAING (Not as in the metal).

Leader = TSAINGYENG (TSAING.yeng)

Leak = LESK

Lean (Leaned, Leant/Leaned, Leant) = WIAX

Leaned, Leant/Leaned, Leant = WIAXVENG (WIAX.veng) Past tense for "Lean."

Leant, Leaned/Leant, Leaned = WIAXVENG (WIAX.veng) Past tense for "Lean."

Leap (Leaped, Leapt/Leaped, Leapt) = JŌNT

Leaped, Leapt/Leaped, Leapt = JŌNTVENG (JŌNT.veng) Past tense for "Leap."

Leapt, Leaped/Leapt, Leaped = JŌNTVENG (JŌNT.veng) Past tense for "Leap."

Learn (Learned, Learnt/Learned, Learnt) = JĀRUM

Learned, Learnt/Learned, Learnt = JĀRUMVENG (JĀ.RUM.veng) Past tense for "Learn."

Learnt, Learned/Learnt, Learned = JĀRUMVENG (JĀ.RUM.veng) Past tense for "Learn."

Least = GEIST

Leave (Left/Left) = IRI. (Note:- Not as in "left and right.")

Led/Led = TSAINGVENG (TSAING.veng) Past tense for "Lead."

Left = VЁRT (As in "Left and Right.")

Left/Left = IRIVENG (I.RI.veng) As in past tense for "Leave" not as in "Left and Right."

Lemuria = LEMURITSA (Le.MU.RI.tsa)

Lend (Lent/Lent) = TENFT

Lent/Lent = TENFTVENG (TENFT.veng) As in past tense for "Lend" and not as in the Christan tradition of Lent.

Leopard = JOPA (JO.pa)

Less = NEM

-less = -NEM (-nem)

Lesson = KAIREN (KAI.ren)

Let (Let/Let) = ZING

Let/Let (Past tense) = ZINGVENG (ZING.veng)

Lie (Lay/Lain) = RÜSH

Liege = JA

Lieutenant = KYŌNFE (KYŌN.fe)

Life = ZESK

Light (Lighted, Lit/Lighted, Lit) = JĪKRE (JĪ.KRE) As in weight and illuminate etc...

Lighted, Lit/Lighted, Lit = JĪKREVENG (JĪ.KRE.veng) Past tense for "Light."

Lighting = JĪKREKE (JĪ.kre.ke)

Lightning = ZEJUKE (ZE.JU.ke)

-ling = -TŌ (-tō) (As in something small, a small creature etc...)

Like = YONE (YO.ne)

-like = -YONE (-YO.ne)

Likely = YONEKENG (YO.ne.keng)

Line = TSADRE (TSA.dre)

Link = REXAD (REX.ad)

Lit, Lighted/Lit, Lighted = JĪKREVENG (JĪ.KRE.veng) Past tense for "Light."

Literate = LANJOŽEI (LAN.jo.žei)

Lithuania = LITHANTSA (LI.THAN.tsa)

Lithuanian (Person/language) = LITHANREN (LI.THAN.ren)

Live = ZESK (As in to be alive or is alive. Also means "Life")

Live = EXZE (EX.ze) (To live, to reside etc...)

-'ll = -CHI (-chi) (Word + 'll ) (As in I'll, we'll etc...)

Lone = DEJA (De.JA)

Long = SHON

-logue = -KLǍST (-klǎst)

Look = TRI

Lord = YEN

Lord (God) = KAMI (KA.MI)

Lose (Lost/Lost) = DOSH

Lost/Lost = DOSHVENG (DOSH.veng) Past tense for "Lose."

Lot = MONT

Loud = TĦŌ

Loudspeaker = TĦŌŽAYENG (TĦŌ.ŽA.yeng)

Louvre = LĀRUD (LĀ.rud)

Love = KĪRENG (KĪ.reng)

Lover = KĪRENGYENG (KĪ.reng.yeng)

Lover = ZENJĒN (ZEN.jēn) (Neutral term meaning either or both "Boyfriend/girlfriend")

Low = ANA

Lucifer = LÜSIFЁR (LÜ.SI.fёr)

Lull = LĀR

Luxury = JANDREKYĒ (JAN.dre.kyē)

-ly = -KENG (-keng)

M

Macedonia = MAKEDONTSA (MA.ke.DON.tsa)

Macedonian (Person/language) = MAKEDONREN (MA.ke.DON.ren)

Made/Made = ATVENG (AT.veng) Past tense for "Make."

Magna- = AKEMĒI- (A.ke.MĒI-)

Magni- = AKEM- (A.kem-)

Mail = SHĀUM (SHĀ.um)

Majesty = CHENGKYĒ (CHENG.kyē)

Majestic = CHENGZEN (CHENG.zen)

Majestically = CHENGZENGYAKENG (CHENG.zen.gya.keng)

Major = MAYŌR (Ma.YŌR)

Make (Made/Made) = AT

Mal- = (As in malnutrition) WOLT-

Male = ZENŽ

Man = ZENZYE (ZEN.zye) (Neuter for "Man/Woman" = DEN.zye)

Man/Woman = DENZYE (DEN.zye) (Neutral term meaning either or both Man/Woman especially if the gender is not known of speaking of people in general. Note: this does not mean "Person").

Manual = JAIDRAGYA (JAI.dra.gya)

Marathon = STRAPRǍNG (STRA.prǎng)

Marble = KELRA (Kel.RA)

Marry = TĀREN (TĀ.ren)

Mary = (As in Mother Mary) MIRIAM OR MARIA (MI.RI.am or Ma.RIA)

Mas. = ARENG. (Young boy's title "Master" abbreviated on doccuments from "ARENG.yeng." Despite the abbreviation, it is still pronouned "ARENG.yeng." Neuter term = ǍL)

Masculine = KRONDE (KRON.de)

Mast = ARENG

Master = ARENGYENG (ARENG.yeng)

May (Might/-) = KRĒ

Maybe = KRĒVAD (KRĒ.vad)

Maxim = MISENG (Mi.SENG)

Me = YIAN (Also "I")

Mean (Meant/Meant) = AIUM (AI.UM)

Meant/Meant = AIUMVENG (AI.UM.veng) Past tense for "Mean."

Meanwhile = AI.UM.GAIN (Mean + while)

Measure = JĀVON (JĀ.von)

Mecha- = EDDRAST- (ED.drast-)

Mechanic = EDDRASTZEN (ED.drast.zen)

Mechanical = EDDRASTZENGYA (ED.drast.zen.gya)

Mechanically = EDDRASTZENGYAKENG (ED.drast.zen.gya.keng)

Meditate = GENJĀROŽEI (Gen.JĀ.ro.žei)

Meet (Met/Met) = MIAN

Mega- = MENJA- (MEN.ja-)

Melbourne = MELBЁRN

Membrane = JETTRESPEN (JET.TRE.spen)

-ment = -WON (-won)

Mentor = CHAIDENYENG (CHAI.DEN.yeng)

Meow/Mew/Miaow= MIAU (MI.au)

Mess = REUT

Message = REUTSĀD (REUT.sād)

Met/Met = MIANVENG (MIAN.veng)

Metal = AKEME (A.KE.ME)

Metallic = AKEMEZEN (A.KE.ME.zen)

Meter = KENJA (KEN.ja) Not as in the American spelling of Metre. Meter as in a measuring device.

Metro- = ZEYUN- (Ze.YUN-)

Mew/Meow/Miaow = MIAU (MI.au)

Miaow/Meow/Mew = MIAU (MI.au)

Miasma = MASAN (Ma.SAN)

Might = KЁRN

Militia = KĀDEN (KĀ.den)

Mill-/Milli- = MONTI (Mon.TI-)

Million = MEN (VO MEN = One million)

Mind = ESH

Mine = YIANG (Same as "My." Not as in "Landmine").

Mine (Landmine) = KWAI (Not as in "My" or "That's mine".)

Mineral = WĀTOJE (Wā.TO.je)

Minute = JARET (JA.ret)

Mis- = YAD- (YAD-)

Mischief = YADDAIS (YAD.dais)

Mischievous = YADDAISVUNG (YAD.dais.vung)

Mischievously = YADDAISVUNGKENG (YAD.dais.vung.keng)

Missus = CHŌGEN (CHŌ.gen) (Or CHŌ if abbreviated on documents but pronounced CHŌ.gen).

Mist = BYĀI

Mistake (Mistook/Mistaken) = YADATH (YAD.ATH)

Mistaken/Mistook = YADATHVENG (YAD.ATH.veng)

Mister/Mr. = CHŌTAI (CHŌ.tai) (Or CHŌ if abbreviated on documents but pronounced CHŌ.tai)

Mister/Mr. (neutral) = ǍL (Also Mrs. Miss Ms. Mas.)

Mister/Missus/Ms./Miss/Mas. (Neuter) = ǍL

Mistook/Mistaken = YADATHVENG (YAD.ATH.veng)

-mit = -AINT (-aint) Word core as in "Transmit" and "Remit."

Mitt = AINT

Mock = MOLF

Modern = SHĀPRA (SHĀ.pra)

Mom (UK and Australia and New Zealand: "Mum") = MOGĀ (Mo.GĀ)

Moment = TRETCH

Momentum = TRETCHZET (TRETCH.zet)

Mongolia = MONGOLTSA (MON.GOL.tsa)

Mongolian/Mongol = MONGOLREN (MON.GOL.ren)

Money = HLEN

Mono = VOHIN (VO.hin)

Mono- = VOHIN- (VO.hin-)

Moon = RENG

Moonchild = RENGENZYE (RENG.EN.zye)

More = LIN

Morning = ROSHKE (ROSH.ke)

Mosque = MASJID (MAS.jid)

Most = TAN

Mostly = YANKENG (YAN.keng)

-most/-est (Superlative suffix) = -YAN (-yan)

Mote = MŌ

Mother = MOGĀRI (Mo.GĀ.ri)

Mother Mary = MOGĀRI MIRIAM/MOGĀRI MARIA (Mo.GĀ.ri MI.RI.am/Mo.GĀ.ri Ma.RIA)

-motive = -BENEKAI (-be.nek.ai)

Motor = DĀRE (DĀ.re)

Mount = ZEGRE (Ze.GRE)

Mount-/-mount = ZEGRE-/-ZEGRE (Ze.GRE-/-ze.GRE)

Mountain = ZEGREN (Ze.GREN)

Mouse = MO (The animal, computer mouse etc...)

Mow (Mowed/Mowed, Mown) = BRUNT

Mowed/Mowed, Mown = BRUNTVENG (BRUNT.veng) Past tense for "Mow."

Mown, Mowed/Mowed = BRUNTVENG (BRUNT.veng) Past tense for "Mow."

Mr. (Abbreviation for documents) = CHŌ (CHŌ.tai) Abbreviation for CHŌTAI and still pronouned CHŌTAI.

Mrs./Ms. (Abbreviation for documents) = CHŌ (CHŌ.gen) Abbreviation for CHŌGEN and still pronounced CHŌGEN.

Ms./Mrs. (Abbreviation for documents) = CHŌ (CHŌ.gen) Abbreviation for CHŌGEN and still pronounced CHŌGEN.

Mum (US: "Mom") = MOGĀ (Mo.GĀ)

Muscle = VONTRESKŪR (Von.TRE.skūr)

Muscle fibre = VONTRESKŪR KYOTAS (Von.TRE.skūr KYO.TAS)

Music = MINGŽE (MING.ŽE)

Musician = MINGŽEKI (MING.ŽE.ki)

Musicianship = MINGŽEKIĀRO (MING.ŽE.ki.āro)

Must (Had to) / (Had to) = KAIJ / (ŽŌ.veng MIN)

My = YIANG

Myself = YIANGJEIN (YIANG.jein)

N

Naked = KAMESK (Ka.mesk)

Name = GEŽIN (Ge.ŽIN)

Nat- = INI (I.ni-)

Native = INIAI (I.ni.ai)

Nature = INIMENT (Ini.ment) "Nat-" + "-ure"

Naught = BOK

Naughty = BOKKYĒ (BOK.kyē)

Neck = MA

Necklace = MANING (Ma.NING)

Need = ŽĀ

Needless = ŽĀNEM (ŽĀ.nem)

Needy = ŽĀKYĒ (ŽĀ.kyē)

Nega- = VINJU- (VIN.ju-)

Negative = VINJUAI (VIN.ju.ai) "Nega-" + "-ive"

Negotiate = INCHŌDREŽEI (In.CHŌ.dre.žei)

Nepal = NEPTSA (NEP.tsa)

Nepali (Person/language) = NEPREN (NEP.ren)

Nerve = TENFE (TEN.fe)

-ness = -NEMT (-nemt)

Net = JĀTUM (JĀ.tum)

Neu- = VIL- (Vil-)

Neuro- = CHIROT- (CHI.rot-)

Never = JENJI (JEN.JI) "Not" + "Ever"

New = LENJ

New Zealand = LENJ ZEATSA (LENJ ZEA.tsa)

Newborn = LENJARŌ (LENJ.a.rō)

Next = THEN

Next- = THEN-

Night = ŽŌRENG (ŽŌ.reng)

Nine = NOV

Ninja = NINYENG or NINJA (NIN.yeng or NIN.ja)

Nipple = KEIKINJ (KEI.kinj)

No = JE

Nonillion = (VO) NOVEN (NOV.en) 1 with 30 zeros

Noon = TRĀNYE (TRĀ.nye)

North = RAMI (RA.mi)

Norway = NORSKTSA (NORSK.tsa)

Norwegian (Person/language) = NORSKREN (NORSK.ren)

Not = JEN

Nothing = JERAŌ (JE.raō)

Nov- = NOVHIN- (NOV.hin-)

Novel = VEVRAK (VEV.rak)

Now = ETS

-nt = -SE (-se) Also "-ant" and “-ent” and where the meaning is similar in function.

Nuisance = KRASESEN (KRA.se.sen)

Number = ŽITA (Ži.TA)

Nut = GWĒRO (GWĒ.ro)

-nym = (As in acronym, pseudonyn etc...) = -TANJ

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