| Chahi | English |
|---|---|
| Abayang | South America; derived from Kwachyapi word meaning "vital blood." |
| Adanadi | Extraterrestrial lifeform harnessed for bioengineering. Kitowayapi loanword meaning "gift." |
| Ahi | Home |
| Akalaw | Cahokian Botanical Garden, named for famous botanist. |
| Amo | To Eat |
| Anicha | Molecular Blade; name of famed engineer. |
| Aniil | Nation in Abayang known for trading hubs. |
| Anikora | Free Lands ethnic group from north of Cahokia; known for strict hierarchies and underground architecture. |
| Anpa | Dawn |
| Anpa Gatchoo | Cahokian Gatchoo Stadium. |
| Atsi | Scout |
| Awis | Climatolgical phenomenon that plunged the world into darkness. Kitowayapi loanword meaning dusk or darkening land. |
| Azayang | Central America; derived from Naatooyapi word "Aztlan," a mythical homeland. |
| Banosha | Green |
| Baya | To Spread Out |
| Baya Wanka | Cahokian Public Aid Office, lit. "Spreading-Out Place." |
| Biza | Clear |
| Buus Swadey | Ti'Swaq City |
| Cahokia | Largest City in Makasing. |
| Cambaba | Nation in northern Abayang known for wetlands and agriculture. |
| Chahi | Language spoken in the Free Lands; lit. means "mix." |
| Chahota | Ash |
| Chalakatha | Hadanosani City |
| Chan | Tree |
| Chana | Woods |
| Chani | Tobacco |
| Chankas | Fort |
| Chankoo | Road |
| Chichankoo | Highway |
| Chigami | Ocean |
| Chikan | Ancient |
| Chikan Thanwi | Newly rebuilt plaza in Cahokia original to the ancient city; lit. "Anicent Plaza." |
| Chimiin | Archipelago |
| Chitan | Hawk |
| Chithanka | Grand |
| Chithoonwi | City |
| Chiwanga | Coast |
| Chizi | Tongue; Northernmost district in Cahokia. |
| Chokan | Central |
| Choona | Forest |
| Choona Paya | Jungle |
| Choona Sooki | Grove |
| Choona Wanaka | Copse |
| Choota | Down |
| Choowanzika | Willow |
| Chunkey | Sport involving hoops. Kitowayapi loanword. |
| Confederacy of Bocatá e Hunza | Nation in northern Abayang known for mineral resources and technology. |
| Daadoo | Grandfather |
| Daga | Please |
| Dasita | Thirsty |
| Daso | Internet, Intranet |
| Dinada | Exonymn for Diné Republic; nation in southwest Makasing. |
| Dinadayapi | Language spoken in Dinada Republic; similar to Diné bizaad. |
| Doon | Estuary |
| Dosadaag | Little Ones |
| Este Muskogee | Kitowagi Ethnic Group |
| Excan | Aztec Empire |
| Gamang | Slang greeting; comparable to "What's up?" |
| Gaamo | Cat |
| Gaamothanka | Mountain Lion, lit. "Big Cat." |
| Gakawan | Waterfall |
| Gami | Lake |
| Gamins | Pond |
| Ganadag | Hadanosani City |
| Gani | Forager |
| Gatchoo | Sport involving ball and field, similar to soccer or rugby. |
| Gatli | Ethnic group in Hadanosani descended from mixed-race peoples. |
| Gats | 3D Printers |
| Gi | Tan |
| Gichi-Michim | Cahokian Floating Market, lit. "Big Food." |
| Gichigami | Lake Superior |
| Gichigamins | Sea |
| Giigoon | Fish |
| Gipan | Dam |
| Gishkat | Bank |
| Gopikagi | Baker |
| Haa | Yes |
| Hadanosani | Exonymn for Haudenosaunee Confederacy, nation in northeast Makasing. |
| Hadanoyapi | Language spoken in Hadanosani Republic; similar to Kanienʼkéha. |
| Haka | Color |
| Hakooh | Low |
| Hanagazoo | Rainy |
| Hanawi | Moon |
| Hanaya | To Collect |
| Hanayan | Post Office, lit. "Collecting Place." |
| Hani | Slow |
| Hanti | Cedar |
| Hapaki Mininan | Cahokian educational district; lit. "Teaching Islands." |
| Hasaka | Mesa |
| Hawa | Four |
| Hii | No |
| Hika | Mountain |
| Hikanoo | Peak |
| Hisika | Nine |
| Hohi | Range |
| Hoki | Fisherman |
| Hooba | Cahokian Tea House |
| Hoong | Hamlet |
| Hoopayi | Meadow |
| Hoto | Raccoon |
| Hota | Grey |
| Howoso | Field |
| Hoyo | Ohio River |
| Hozho | Religion practiced predominately in Dinada. |
| Isogami | Great Lakes, lit. "Clam Lake." |
| Kaan | Older Brother |
| Kaatii | Courage |
| Kag Naazhiig | Anti-Adanadi Cult; lit. "The Alone." |
| Kah | Purple |
| Kakooni | Pumpkin |
| Kaloo Kikii | Raven Wizard |
| Kamayaki | Love Music |
| Kan | Old |
| Kangami | Atlantic Ocean, lit. "Ancient Ocean." |
| Kanikahag | Cahokian Thugs-for-Hire, lit. "Eels." |
| Kanonhsa Lakoia | Upper House of the Hadanosani Legislature. |
| Kanshii | Brother, younger |
| Kapi | Point |
| Kari Kehro | Ethnic group in Hadanosani known for engineering and politics. |
| Karonto | Hadanosani city. |
| Kawanzi | Eleven |
| Kayazan | Purple Cancer |
| Keowee | Capital of Kitowagi |
| Kinapa | Twelve |
| Kinsata | To be judged |
| Kinsataan | Judgemental spirit; lit. "Be judged." |
| Kisi | Half |
| Kitowagi | Exonym for the Keetoowagi Federation, nation in southeastern Makasing. |
| Kitowayapi | Language spoken in Kitowagi; similar to Tsalagi Gawonihisdi. |
| Kituwa | Ethnic group in Kitowagi. |
| Kiva | Dinada municipal government and city. |
| Kiyi | Near |
| Kiza | Temple |
| Kokiya | Fast |
| Kola | Friend |
| Kolisoo | Group; Team of Suyata. |
| Taha | Three |
| Kookoo | Muddy |
| Koona | Lesser |
| Koongi | Proper |
| Koonoo | Brown |
| Kotyitdi | City in Dinedah; also known as Coyote City, lit. "Forgotten Town." |
| Kwachyapi | Language spoken in Abayang, similar to Quecha. |
| Lo | Green, Mossy |
| Loka | Earth (Dirt) |
| Lokatomi | Earth Spider |
| Madasita | Thirsty Spirit |
| Mahiz | Corn; loanword from Taino for specific strain. |
| Maka | Planet Earth |
| Makapoo | Dust |
| Makasi | Turtle |
| Makasing | Turtle Island/North America |
| Makocha | Prairie |
| Makokamit | Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for animal husbandry. |
| Malo | Green Fingers |
| Mana | Mother |
| Manikasokopa | Canyon |
| Manitoo | Wilderness |
| Mapaya | Cloudy |
| Mashkig | Swamp |
| Mashkigami | Lagoon |
| Masikika Mahipiya | Asteroid |
| Mataawi | Cahokian governing district where the Council of Twelve meets. |
| Mawanchi | Confluence |
| Mathanka Biizhii | "Until the Spirit" |
| Maya | Cliff |
| Mayaki | Music |
| Mazakaska | Silver |
| Mazakazi | Gold |
| Mazozoog | Dissecting Spirits |
| Michim | Food |
| Michim ga Wayoopiki | Cahokian Market that sells food and technology; lit. "Food and Skill." |
| Migas | Pearl |
| Migwich | Thank you |
| Mikwam | Ice |
| Minaati | Respect |
| Minatin | Respected; Suyata Commander. |
| Mingo | Nomadic outlaws in Hadanosani. |
| Minin | Island |
| Minins | Delta |
| Minishoshi | Missouri River |
| Minoda | Good |
| Minondamwin | Cahokian home cooking restaurant, lit. "Good Eating Place." |
| Mishgami | Port |
| Misoo | Salt |
| Mizizibi | Mississippi River |
| Moobi | Nose |
| Moobi Motsii | Intelligent Mammoths, Lit. "Nose-Grasper." |
| Moomoo | Round |
| Moonagan | Mine |
| Mooway | Hello |
| Motsii | To Grasp |
| Na | And |
| Naadag | Crow |
| Naasii | Coyote |
| Naatooyapi | Language spoken in Azayang; similar to Nahutl. |
| Naazhiig | Alone |
| Naban | To eat/drink oneself to death |
| Nabanamo | Cahokian Trading District, lit. "Eaten to Death." |
| Nahikoongi | Cahokian Residential District, lit. "Our Proper Home." |
| Nahoonak | Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for agronomy. |
| Naka | Chief |
| Nakasing | Capital |
| Nakotoo | Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for nomadism. |
| Nakpan | Mill |
| Nami | Sister |
| Namshii | Younger sister |
| Nanipana | Bragging |
| Nanipana Olowan | Bragging Song |
| Napohop Thati | Wind mills |
| Narootaka | Enemy |
| Nasokootoo | Sauna |
| Natso | Healer |
| Natso Nibaa | Sleep Doctor; Cahokian Boogeyman. |
| Natsoo | Healing |
| Natsoo Wanka Hapaki | Cahokian Teaching Hospital |
| Nawit | Cahokian handgame arena, lit. "Why" |
| Nazinang | Stand |
| Ni | Man |
| Ni Alnigi | Dinada City |
| Nibaa | To Sleep |
| Nigam | Portage |
| Nagamangaki | Traditional Greeting; lit. "I Wonder About You" |
| Nigasimoni | Sailor |
| Nigichazii | Census building, lit. "We Name." |
| Nigikitho | Tatoo shop, lit. "We tattoo you." |
| Niisi | Grandmother; Personal Computer |
| Niniyan | Stone Man |
| Nipawaka | Wisdom |
| Nishaawi | Eight |
| Nitat | House |
| Nithiicha | Public works, lit. "We make new." |
| Niwaanaki | Cahokian fine dining restaurant, lit. "We win." |
| Niya | Quiet |
| Niyaashi | Cape |
| Niyan | Rock, Stone |
| Niyan Thika | Diamond, Jewel |
| Nizi | River; Unit of Currency |
| Nizins | Stream |
| Nookaroobi | Cahokian Night Club, lit. "Dance All Night." |
| Noosoo | Father |
| Ocute | City in Kitowagi |
| Okosooma | Adanadi-eating insect, lit. "It eats it all." |
| Ollama | Sport involving a hard ball and hoops. |
| Olowag Yipihachankana | Cahokian retro night club, lit. "Songs That Make You Young." |
| Olowan | Song |
| Oraibi | City in Dinada |
| Paatinizi | Humility |
| Paha | Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for trade. |
| Pahinaga | Amber |
| Panit | Bird |
| Panooshi | Blue |
| Papa | To come, arrive |
| Papanshin | Cahokian agricultural district, lit. "Come West." |
| Paska | Flat |
| Paskang | Plateau |
| Patak | Crossing |
| Pathaka | Inn |
| Pawaatig | Rapids |
| Pawinooki | Hydroelectric power |
| Pawitoo | Hydroelectric generators |
| Paya | Wet |
| Payi | Plain |
| Pazha | Hill |
| Pensacola | Kitowagi ocean port |
| Pichan | Elm |
| Pihata | Fire |
| Pikisi | Beautiful |
| Pikisi Wanka | Cahokian clothing marker, lit. "Beautiful Place." |
| Pikwi | Derogatory word for members of the Paha ethnic group. |
| Pimi | Twisting |
| Pimu | City in Dinada |
| Pina | Ten |
| Pit | Two |
| Pitaga | Marsh |
| Pitsika | Seven |
| Pohii | Path; The choice characters make with the Adanadi. |
| Pohii Wi | Solar Power |
| Poho | Foggy |
| Poza | Dry |
| Raramori | Nation in northern Azayang known for isolation and resistance. |
| Sagi | Sandy |
| Saginaw | Hadanosani City |
| Sakpi | Six |
| Saliyapi | Language spoken in Ti'Swaq Alliance; similar to Chinuk Wawa. |
| Sapana | Savannah |
| Sasan | Pink |
| Shanisii | Priest |
| Shawaka | Desert |
| Shin | West |
| Sholeetsa | Capital of Ti'Swaaq Alliance |
| Sika | Small |
| Sikahan | Split |
| Sikugami | Pacific Ocean. Loanword from Saliyapi for "water." |
| Siyoo | Tulip |
| Sookiya | Quarter |
| Soomaka | Valley |
| Soomoyaki | Lung Music |
| Soongiiya | Fox |
| Soonoot | Oasis |
| Sota | Smoke |
| Suyata | Special Envoys with great authority in Cahokia. Kitowayapi loanword. |
| Taan | Glorious |
| Taazii | Dog |
| Tachaka | Bison |
| Tadodahan | Hadanosani Capital |
| Tahoo | Oak |
| Tahood | A catch-all term for gender identities including Two-spirit, trans, non-binary, and more. Lit. "third." |
| Tanogami | Carribean Sea, lit. "Sea of the Taino." |
| Tapachii | Atoll |
| Tapingami | Harbor |
| Tasama Yookiit | Tinkerer |
| Tatat | Source |
| Tawantin | Nation in Abayang known for military expansion and solar technology. |
| Tawaraton | Sport similar to lacrose. |
| Tawigins | Post |
| Thaacha | Deer |
| Thanka | Great, Large, Wide |
| Thanka Makasi | Large Turtle |
| Thati | Wind |
| Thatokaya | Goat; Antelope |
| Thi | Camp |
| Thihan | Far |
| Thiicha | To make new |
| Thika | New |
| Thipa | Wall |
| Thipasooka | Tower |
| Thoonwii | Town |
| Thoonwiin | Village |
| Tiiswaak Alliance | Exonym for the Ti'Swaq Alliance, nation in northwest Makasing. |
| Tikiya | Way |
| Tiko | Black |
| Tinoo | Red |
| Tipiwi | Truth |
| Tisi | Turquoise |
| Tisoo | Quartermaster; deragatory word for someone greedy. |
| Toka | South |
| Toksa | Goodbye |
| Tomal | City in the Dinada |
| Tomi | Spider |
| Tomoha | Ethnic group in the Free Lands known for forest dwellings. |
| Tomoyaki | Thunder Music |
| Totsakonayaki | Rapid Fire Music |
| Tseyi | City in Dinada |
| United Tupi States | Nationin eastern Abayang known for self-sufficiency. |
| Unlad | Ethnic group in Hadanosani descended from Anishinabe peoples. |
| Wa | Snowy |
| Waan | To win |
| Wagikoo | Gulf |
| Wahkii | Seeker |
| Waka | Hunter |
| Wakaan | Holy |
| Wakanang | Shrine |
| Wakapan | Brook |
| Wakazii | Sunflower |
| Wanapii | Eagle |
| Wanga | Beach |
| Wanka | Place |
| Wankata | High |
| Wanzi | One |
| Wapatoosi | Vast |
| Wapigam | Channel |
| Wasazoo | Orchard |
| Wasti | Beautiful, Good |
| Wastika | Pleasant |
| Watakiiwa | Whisperer |
| Wayak | Straight |
| Wayakati | Honesty |
| Wayi | Trail |
| Wayoopiki | Skill |
| Wazi | North |
| Wazi | Pine Tree |
| Whulge | Sound in Ti'Swaq |
| Wi | Sun |
| Wi | Woman |
| Wichapi | Star |
| Wichasa | Warrior |
| Wihi | East |
| Wiigaas | Birch Tree |
| Wiiji | To help |
| Wiijiwanka | Cahokian medical district, lit. "Helping Place." |
| Wiipaahii | Solar Panels |
| Wika | Narrow |
| Wikwit | Bay |
| Wima | Female Spirit |
| Wima Thaacha | Deer Woman |
| Wipi | Stopping Point |
| Wipohi | Market |
| Wita | Planet |
| Wiya | Sunset |
| Wiya Gatchoo | Cahokian Gatchoo Stadium |
| Wohobaya | War Songs |
| Wokahiya | Lodge |
| Wooncha | Comedy Club, lit. "Mockery" |
| Woozoo Wasti | Fertile |
| Wosakati | Park |
| Wowaski | Power |
| Wowaski Thati | Wind power |
| Woyi | Recipe; 3D Printing Blueprints |
| Wozo | Farm |
| Yaanga | City in Dinada |
| Yaati | Nation |
| Yakapaha | Greater |
| Yako | Orange, Yellow |
| Yapi | Language |
| Yata | Derogatory term for a gossiper; slang for Suyata. |
| Yavi | Ethnic group in Hadanosani. |
| Yawpon | Tea |
| Yawpon Mayaki | Psychedelic Music, lit. "Tea Music." |
| Yazan | Cancer |
| Yitiisi | War Club |
| Yitiisi Gami | Cahokian Lake, lit. "War Club Lake." |
| Yohookiya | Lower |
| Yoni | Palm Tree |
| Yoo | White |
| Yosana Nizig | Cahokian Hotel, lit. "Between rivers." |
| Yutsu | Hover Technology; Catch-all term for any vehicle, including trains, sleds, barges, or personal mobility vehicles (PMVs). Saliyapi loanword. |
| Zaadi | Aspen Tree |
| Zaagiti | Love |
| Zagabaan | Hacker |
| Zahoon | Bridge |
| Zaptaan | Five |
| Zawam | Ford |
| Zigwan | Spring |
| Zinyan | Peninsula |
| Zinzintka | Rose |
| Ziti | Obsidian |
| Zooya | Full |
| Zozoo | To take apart |