rokocheowa vocabulary

ROKOCHEOWA vocabulary

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Conjunctions

Food

UTEKA	Food.
KRAKESU	Milk. Generally comes from horses, deer, or elk.
TSOARO	Cheese.
EWEA	Lettuce.
DOTA	Grain.
KEWADOTA	Wheat.
OOKADOTA	Rice.
RECHIDOTA	Barley.
TAWUKAI	Spice.
DOCHUWO	Common types of fruit drinks.
WAETI	Cherry.
OAUKE	Kiwi.
DOADE	Strawberry.
KOTSITI	Blackberry.
ADEE	Raspberry.
AWATOI	Prepared food item, consisting of fried rice, wheat, cheese and spices wrapped in lettuce.
CHACHOI	Prepared food item, fried grain and barley mixed with cheese.

Interjections

KESAI	Expresses anger. Use you imagination when transliterating if you wish.
ADARA	Said to indicate dissatisfaction with a person.
ATII	Aah! Argh! Ack! or likewise.
AKO	Expression of greif.

Interpersonal

AKIRA	Hello, said almost whenever encountering someone you're going to talk to.
ETESO	Goodbye.
AKIDA	Salute.
ODISACHI	Thank you.
IKATOSI	You're welcome.
SIDAKAA	Please.
CHETOWA	Sorry.
SASIKA	Response to CHETOWA to let the person know they're forgiven.

Interrogatives

ITSO	Asking to give a specific adjective. Goes before the noun wanting to be described. Can be combined with other words for a more specific question, i.e. ITSO-CHATI, what kind of person (example: The (?) king did that?) , or ITSO-DIO, what kind of work, etc. Also means what?
WISUDO	Asking for a conjunction; a guess is made by putting the conjunction after.
WAAKSI	Asking to give a noun, can be combined with other words.
TRASA	Asking for either a preposition, on an entire preprositional phrase if combined with -KAKLU.
REACHU	Asking for a pronoun, asking for possession is ITSO-REACHU, whose.
DOSE	Validating if the statement is true or false; ends the sentence.
TIKLUCHE	Asking for a verb.

People

AWITECHATI	Wolf Therianthrope. Can be colored anywhere from white to bluish grey to brown.
TSETSOWACHATI	Fox Therianthrope. Colors are red, orange, brown and white.
RIKUWESICHATI	Raccoon Therianthrope. Colored grey/brown.
IKOADECHATI	Lion Therianthrope.
OSOCHICHATI	Tiger Therianthrope. Colored orange or white.
CHATUTSUCHATI	Rabbit Therianthrope. Colors range between white and black, as well as brown.
OKAKAICHATI	Deer Therianthrope.
KORASICHATI	Horse Therianthrope. Comes in black, brown, and white, may have unique patters but usually solid. Much larger than other species, around 9 feet tall.
TRADECHECHATI	Dragon Therianthropes. Solid black with white underbelly. Much larger than other species, around 13 feet tall. No wings.
UWEKORACHATI	Unicorn Therianthropes. Always white.
ROKOCHEOWACHATI	General term for any othe the races.

Prepositions

AE	Up, upto.
EA	Down, down to.
SISA	Left of.
SASI	Right of.
TSOSARE	Forward, toward.
RETSOSA	Backward, away from.
WAKACHA	Through, along, by way of.
AEKACHA	Over, above, aboard.
EAKACHA	Under, below.
WADOSA	Around. (movement)
SUA	Before.
SAA	After.
KATIWO	Out, outside.
KOTAWE	In, inside, into, within. (time)
TAWARU	About, concerning, near.
ROSI	By means of.
CHIRE	Accompanying, with.
DOIRE	In (respect), than, by.
AKADI	Until (time), at. (time) Not the same as the conjunction.
AKOSU	Until. (event)
WATRA	For. (extent)
WESI	For (indirect object), to. (indirect object)
KRE	At.
CHU	Of. (verbal idea)
RUTA	Of. (Partitive)
ARE	By means of. (Passive voice only)

Time

KADUKADU	Time.
KACHIOKA	1.7 hours. Fourteen in a day.
KACHICHUKO	2.2 minutes. Forty-nine in a KACHIOKA.
KACHUTSU	2.5 seconds. Forty-nine in a KACHICHUKO.
TSUKATA	Day. Sunrise to sunrise.
TSUKA	Month. Nine in a year. Each has 40 days, except TOKADODI.
OKADUWAI	Year.
KASAWAI	First month.
KOSOCHE	Second month.
CHADAASO	Third month.
ROKOKOE	Fourth month.
AWITRE	Fifth month.
WADECHE	Sixth month.
RUCHETI	Seventh month.
TACHOWI	Eighth month.
TOKADODI	Ninth month. Has 45 days, extra day on leap year. (No word for leap year, usually called 'extra day')