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Okay, so I'm probably not going to be doing one of these for a while; no more plagiarism, Zompist, I promise. As a grand finale, however, I give you all 297 words of Mock Kebreni!
Aan “Iáinos” (Meť. Ain)
Adase “tool, material” (from tasu “do, make”)
*Ac “gray” (Meťaiun aki; also part of Caďinor Iliacos)
Anelota “chain-mail” (Verdurian)
Arelama “Ereláe” (Meťaiun Arelama, Caďinor Aeralameia)
Asunai “Axunai” (Xurnese Asunai)
Asunen “Axunašin”
Avese “outfit, suit” (Ismaîn avêse “clothing”)
Azave “star” (from zavi “to shine”)
Batyḣ “normal, everyday” (antonym of byḣ)
Bedel “portrait” (Verdurian behdel)
Beleseu “Beic”
Belesum “Bé, one who lives in Belesao”
Bezuśau “Bezuxau”
Beźa “movement, flexibility” (Verdurian bežia)
Biśikes “Xurnese Academy” (Xurnese Bicikes)
Biśikeseu “Academician”
Bokyne “Naunai” (Meťaiun bo-kyne “water-moon”; calqued to Caďinor Nounahis)
Boluź “heron” (Meťaiun boluji “water-walker”)
Bopongu “rain” (Meťaiun bo-pon-gu)
Bośaka “cloud” (Meťaiun bočioka “water-sky”)
Boťenna “war” (“fight-aug.”)
Breni “thing looked at; style, type”
Breuka “trousers, leggings” (Verdurian bröca)
Budogu “wrongness, falsness” (from budoḣt)
Bukontau “cheapness” (from bukonte)
Bukonte “cheap” (from konte)
Byḣ “unusual, strange; miraculous” (Meťaiun beuȟi, related to beiȟa)
Ceḣnau “defense” (from ceḣnu “to defend”)
Cezdiru “distract (from work)” (“against-work”)
Ciḣciḣu “to favour, make look good” (Ciḣcu)
Ciḣnu “medal, badge; insignia” (from ciḣcu “praise”)
Cisu “slide” (Meťaiun kis-, Caďinor cisir)
Cuka kalu “degree of heat” (Verdurian čuka calo)
Daḣc “animal” (Meťaiun dasko, Caďinor dasco)
Davaḣeu “engineer”
*Debur “stork” (Meťaiun *daupor, cognate with Proto-Karazi *dawpor)
Dibru “to choose, decide” (Meťaiun dibru, Caďinor dibreir)
Didaḣ “baby; doll” (Cuêzi ditas)
Diera “[thing] worked on, design” (from diru “work”)
Dinryr “hardworking, practical” (from diru “work”)
Dirarei “guild” (calque from Caďinor neron)
Dirareu “(guild) member”
Dur “worker, peasant” (Meťaiun duri)
Dybnu “relic, artifact; remainder”
Dybu “to leave behind (as a relic) (dy+ebu)
Dyngu “center, source” (from dynu “be over, be at the top”)
Dynlignu “headcover” (Meťaiun diunlignu “top-cover tool”)
Dynneḣat “head” (Meťaiun diunneȟad “top-man”)
Dyzetu “lift (off), remove (upwards)” (dy+*zetu)
Ebgoru (Meťaiun epgoru “to move away from thickness”)
Edana “frond” (from eda “leaf”)
Eda “flower (in general) (Meťaiun eteia, Cuêzi etêia)
Ede “tree” (from eda “leaf”)
Eḣpikeḣ “bulky” (Caďinor espices “thick”)
Ektengiḣ “Xengi” (Meťaiun Ektengis, Caďinor Ctengis “Xengi”)
Elege “shoe, sandal” (from legu “cover a small part”)
Endaźue “Endajué”
Eneve “waist” (Meťaiun enewe)
Epkanu “look away from, reject” (away-look)
Ereśau “Eretald” (Ismaîn Ereştałde, from Caďinor Aerestaldos)
Falaḣ “private” (Caďinor falaȟ “soldier”)
Fatukan “drab, colourless” (Meťaiun fatukan, from Caďinor fucan “colour”)
Febu “paint” (Caďinor fauban, Meťaiun faubu)
Ferolesa “jungle” (Meťaiun ferolezio “flood-forest”)
Feru “flood” (Meťaiun fero, related to feiro “bath”)
Fevgu “picture” (from febu “paint”)
Fortoru “take behind; hide, conceal”
Gadir “short” (Meťaiun gatiri)
Gadod “thin, narrow” (Meťaiun gatodri “not-thick”)
Gadu “to learn” (Caďinor gadir)
Gemamu “join, merge; braid” (from gem “one”)
Gemmur “right now” (“this-hour”)
Gendre “now; still” (“this-day”)
Gendrete “contemporary, modern”
Gennyr “only, alone” (from gem “one”)
Giliḣ “epoch, era, period” (Meťaiun kilis, Caďinor kilis)
Gisbu “humidity; melt, be humid” (Meťaiun gis-bo)
Glen “Gleŋ” (Uyseʔ Glen
Hadaśuna “cotton” (Meťaiun γatačuna “skin-plant”)
Hamite “native, aboriginal” (from hami “land”)
Hamnu “grass” (from hami “land”)
Handar “soft, skinlike” (from hada “skin”)
Hanka “hip” (Meťaiun hanka, Caďinor hanca)
Hasumi “made from the land; local (material)” (from hami “land”)
Hatnu “pelt, hide” (Meťaiun γatno)
*Ḣaz “knee” (Meťaiun *ȟaz)
Heipa “tightened, tailored”
Hepiḣ “tight” (Caďinor haupis)
Hepu “to tighten” (back-formation from hepiḣ)
Huar “huar” (from Lé)
Hyina “linen” (Meťaiun γeuina)
Hyiniḣ “underwear” (calque on Verdurian lanika)
Hynau “weaving”
Hynśuna “flax, linen” (Meťaiun γeunčuna “weaving plant”)
Hysunnu “made-of-cloth; outfit” (from hynnu “cloth”)
Ḣaa “hem, cuff” (Verd. Řay pisul)
Ḣemuris “religion” (Verdurian řemuris)
Ḣesuda “stony; rough” (from ḣeda “stone”)
Ḣiera “cinched, belted” (from ḣiru “belt”)
Ḣirau “line” (Meťaiun giradio “long thing”)
Ḣiru “belt, (waist)band”
Ḣuv “giver” (from Meť. ȟuwi)
Idire “tool” (from diru “work”)
Ihere “thing to hang from; hook; noose” (Meťaiun iγiere “hanger”)
Ilaan “Eīledan” (Meť. Eiladan, from Cuêzi Eīledan)
Imfaitul “infant” (Caďinor imfantul “child”)
Iskun “prose” (Verdurian iscun)
Kaḣku “to save, protect (living)” (Caďinor kascir)
Kalca “shoe” (Meťaiun kalkio, Caďinor calceio)
Kalu “heat” (Meťaiun kalo, Caďinor calo)
Kamanu “reveal” (from kanu “see”)
Keguh “flash” (Meťaiun koigoγ “quick-fire”)
Keguhy “to flash, flicker” (back-derivation from keguh)
Koḣu “leather” (Meťaiun koȟo; also produced Caďinor koȟu)
Konnar “priced, on sale” (kona+nC(y)r)
Konopra “hemp” (Meťaiun konopria, Caďinor conoplīa)
Konte “expensive” (kona plus -te)
Kotnu “shell; helmet” (Meťaiun kot-no “snail-object”)
Krit “plate (of metal)” (Caďinor kritos)
Krudiḣ “chest, bosom” (Meťaiun, Caďinor ȟrudis)
Kumaira “split, divided; eccentric” (from kumaru)
Kurgu “variation, difference” (from kursu “to differ”)
Kurisa “varied, different” (from kursu)
Kyne “moon; month” (Meťaiun kiune, related to kin- “percieve”)
Kyźur “ornament, pendant” (Meťaiun *kijur)
Lahi “arrival, destination” (from lahu “come”)
Lanil “linen” (Ismain lânile)
Legu “cover a small part” (Meťaiun lieg)
Leidi “armor” (Meťaiun leidi “wood-collective”, from leita “wood”)
Lelicy “artist” (Meťaiun lelikiu, Cuêzi lelîciu “one who has culture”)
Lenaḣ “pattern” (Cuêzi lēnas “line”)
Lenanḣyr “patterned”
Liggu “covering”
Lingu “height” (from lim “high”)
Loreu “horseman”
Loźau “mobility” (from loźu “walk”)
Luri “degree Lúriei” (derivation unknown)
Mami “nursing, suckling, breastfeeding” (from mamu)
Mehem “Eretald (geographical)” (Meťaiun Me-haumi “hon.-land.aug”; originally all the Plain)
Meneula “turtle” (Meťaiun “hon.-slow”)
Mery “week” (Meťaiun me-riube “hon.-day.aug”)
Metamu “open in the middle” (“middle-open”)
Miliḣ “battalion, unity” (Meťaiun milgis, Caďinor milgis “unit of 1,000 men”)
Miźengu “rope” (Meťaiun miejengu)
Mohsu “to begin” (Meťaiun mogso, from mog “new”)
Mouva “fur” (augmentative of mova “hair”)
Muate “gender” (Verdurian muatë)
Muggu “youth” (muk “young”+gu)
Mukkyne “New Month, Olašu”
Mum “baby” (Meťaiun mumi “suckler”)
Mumakau “modernization”
Mumaku “make new, renew, modernize, innovate” (from muk)
Munḣyr “valuable” (from muḣu “acquire”)
Munizul “fancy” (Verdurian)
Mycnu “leather” (from mygu “ox)
Naku “year” (Meťaiun nako, related to nauki “ancient”)
Nakuviḣ “adult” (Meť. Nakuwis, Caď. Nacuis)
Naśum “barbarian” (Meťaiun munȟačiγumi)
Naur “nawr ox” (from Lé ŋáɔr)
Neḣagu “body” (Meťaiun neȟadgu)
Nekaina “sheer, transparent” (calque on Ver. cellele)
Neśamu “persuade, influence” (“bring through”)
Neveu “middle-man, middle-class”
Nevnu “heart” (Meť. Newno)
Nezinu “translate” (calque from Verdurian celmetan “between-put”; here “through-put”)
Nintu “Nyandai” (from Lé Nìntú)
Nivam “Sumë” (Uyseʔ Nyuam)
Nivgu “midriff, crotch” (from nivu “middle”)
Nuita “idea” (Meťaiun nunta, related to nuntsu “think”)
Nuny “be young; be born, originate; give birth” (Meťaiun, same root as nen and nyne)
Nylu “to wrap” (Caďinor neulen)
Nyvnu “arrow” (Meťaiun nuwno, from nuw- “throw”)
Nyvseu “archer”
Nyvsu “to shoot” (Meťaiun nuwso)
Oguel “arrogant” (Meťaiun oguel, Caďinor orguēl “proud”)
Ogueleu “rogue, highwayman” (from oguel)
Oraimur “always” (Meťaiun orand-mor “all hours”)
Paiźa “cut, slit” (from paźu “cut”)
Palte “coat, vest” (Ismaîn pałte)
Paute “jacket” (Ismaîn pałte “coat”)
Panźyrau “strip, cutting, piece” (from paźu “cut”)
Pevu “to shape, style” (Meťaiun pewo, Caďinor pevir)
Pila “blink” (Meťaiun pila, Caďinor pilea)
Pilu “to blink” (from pila)
Pimali “a shock, surprise” (from pimalu)
Pimalu “to make blink; to shock” (from pila)
Pliku “copy, imitate” (Meťaiun pliku, Caďinor plican)
Pocaťana “infantry” [I might discard this for a simpler aťana at some point]
Poḣyvu “to allow to inherit, to pass down” (“down-give”)
Pokeḣ “boot” (Meťaiun pokeȟ “foot-nom.”)
Ponau “under-object; hole” (from ponu “under”)
Popoc “sole (of shoe)” (calque on Verdurian hipnaga)
Pośoś “padding, stuffing” (Verdurian pošoš)
Pugeseś “pucigeseč”
Raanora “social class” (Verdurian ränora)
Redreu “ministry” (Verdurian reďreo)
Rete “daily, usual” (from re “day”)
Revaudo “Revaudo”
Rug “horn” (Caďinor rogos; replaced Meťaiun)
Salśeze “moccasin, slipper” (Ismaîn şalçeȥe)
Sam “bright, holy” (Cuêzi same)
Samunar “Salon” (Xurnese xamunar)
Sannu “official” (Caďinor sanno “lord”)
Satul “bright” (from siul “dark”)
Satulau “brightness”
Sca “neck” (Meťaiun skia, Caďinor sceia)
Segu “truth” (from seh “true”)
Seh “true” (related to seuγ “strong”)
Sekaťora “century” (Meťaiun sekaťora, Caďinor secaťora)
Seťora “century” (Meťaiun seγťora, Caďinor secaťora)
Siťibu “glaze” (Meťaiun siťibosto “jewel-water”)
Soggu “wear, thing worn (not normal clothes)” (sogu+abstract)
Soiga “worn, worn-out” (from sogu “wear”)
Sudaida “robe” (Caďinor sutanda)
Surnei “Xurnese” (Xurnese Xurney)
Surno “Xurno”
Syḣkur “twisty; twisted”
Symahu “reinforce, strengthen” (from syh)
Syme “fur, expensive” (Ismaîn syme)
Synlyr “shaded, dark; coloured” (from syl “dark”)
Synlyrgu “colour”
Sype “hat” (Ismain sype)
Śagau “weather, climate” (from śaga “sky”)
Śagonnyr “common, regular”
Śagonu “to be common, be regular”
Śaigu “beauty” (Meťaiun čandgu)
Śami “shirt, blouse” (Ismain şami)
Śemangiḣ “rope, cord” (see śemangu)
Śemangu “[fishing] net” (from śemamu “to fish”)
Śemanu “to shrink”
Śenu “to be small” (Meťaiun čauno, related to čau “small”)
Śeuś “collar, helm” (Verdurian šeyoš)
Śimet “poncho” (Meťaiun čimet, Munkhâshi shmet)
*Śuba “crest” (Meťaiun *čuba, cognate with Proto-Karazi *yuba)
*Śuda “pig” (Meťaiun *čuta, cognate with Proto-Eastern *ksūta)
Śunsy “to plant, sow” (Meťaiun čuns-)
Taga “class” (Verdurian tagia)
Taleu “layer” (Verdurian ftaleo, Caďinor ptaleio “covering”)
Tasau “manufacturing” (from tasu “make”)
Tasgu “tool” (from tasu “do, make”)
Tazguna “habit” (tazgu+aug.)
Telnileḣ “valuable” (Caďinor telniles)
Toryveu “merchant, trader” (from toryvu)
*Toťa “feather” (Meťaiun *toťio)
*Toťo “plume” (related to toťa)
Trabait “Empire” (Caďinor atrabantos)
Truka “truca” (from Lé trukà)
Turau “brotherhood”
Ťan “wool” (Caďinor ďannos)
Ťannyr “velvet” (having the quality of ťan)
Ťatan “easy” (Meťaiun ťatani “not-harmful”)
Ťerkyne “Iliažë” (Meťaiun ťaurkiune “gold moon”)
Ťeu “Čeiy” (Čeiyu Ṭeô)
Udai “Uytai” (Nyanese Uydai)
Ugur “squash, cucumber” (Caďinor ugor “squash”)
Ulen “emphasis” (Verdurian ulën)
Ulenu “emphasize” (Verdurian ulënan)
Ulone “Ulōne”
Unuvse “bow”
Uram “Uyram”
Usii “Uyseʔ”
Vanau “governance, office” (from vanu “govern”)
Vannyr “ruling, in power” (from vanu “to rule”)
Veiku “to steal, rob” (Meťaiun wenku “to rob”, Caďinor vencir “to conquer”)
Vekkanu “consider, see as (as-see)”
Vekrugu “appearance, representation; assumed form” (From Meťaiun veȟkrugo)
Vemaru “to endanger”
Venku “to win, conquer” (Caďinor vencir)
Ver “dangerous’ (Meťaiun waur, Caďinor vaures)
Vesa “textile” (Verdurian sfesa “bundle”)
*Virace “Iliacáš moon” (Meťaiun wiri-ake “float-gray”; also Caďinor Iriacos, later Iliacos)
Yknur “thread” (Caďinor cnur)
Yknurte “threaded, fringed”
Yviraḣ “greed” (Meťaiun iuwiras, Cuêzi yēvīras)
Yviranḣyr “greedy”
Zadav “simple” (Meťaiun zatawi “not bright, dull”)
Zadavgu “simplicity”
*Zata “shoulder” (Meťaiun *zata)
Zen “sign, symbol” (Caďinor zennos)
*Zeta “arm” (Meťaiun *zeta)
*Zetu “hold, carry” (Meťaiun *zet-)
Zinohu “bring in; invite” (“in-carry”)
Zinu “be in, on; put/place in, on”
Zun “year” (Meťaiun zon, Caďinor zonnos)
Zusei “dzusey” (Xurnese dzusey)
Źaiźiega “spouse (undetermined gender); couple” (from źaizigu “to marry”)
Źaiźigeu “husband”
Źaiźigec “wife”
Źany “kind, category” (Meť. jianiu)
Źegu “tie, tighten; fit” (Meť. jeku, same root as źega)
Źeheu “rider, cavalry”
Źeknu “chain” (Meťaiun jekno “link-object”)
Źenno “leg” (Meťaiun jenno)
Źore “safe” (Verdurian žore)
Źosu “snake” (Meťaiun joso, from Munkhâshi jotsu)
Źuvam “Čwam” (Nyanese *Dzwam)
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