Sample Language Grammar
Unmarked singular reduplication for plural
Tense
- Present: Unmarked
- Future: To go; Lempe (Auxiliary verb)
- Past: To finish; Sente (Auxiliary verb)

Sample Ordinal Numbers
Lel- ordinal prefix
- Added to numbers to indicate order
- lel + number
- Examples:
   - Lelqepu = First
   - Lellupa = Second
   - Lelwamuling = Fiftieth
   - Lelqepu lelnatu = Hundredth

Full Kedalehu Dictionary
 
Numbers
Qepu – 1
Lupa – 2
Motu – 3
Koju – 4
Wamu – 5
Gene – 6
Tene – 7
Boku – 8
Sofu – 9
 
Ngelo – 0 (emptiness)
-ling – suff. tens
natu – hundred
neleme – thousand
ne’nemle – million
 
Qejuye - number (count thing)
 
Pronouns
Leke – pron. I / me
Lengge – pron. you
Beyge – pron. he / she
Kece – pron. it
Klebe – pron. we / us
Pele – pron. they / them
 
Mola – pron. that / those
Tepo – pron. this / these
 
Ko – pron. what
 
Nouns
Ingka – n. humala
Sege – n. person
Se’sege – n. people
Kete – n. animal
Tep’pe – n. plant
Ceke – n. rock
Keji – n. fruit
Geje – n. time
 
E uye – n. thing
Lakte – n. water
Kethe – n. ball
Jengo – n. fruit flesh
Kerpe – n. scale
Pere – n. color
Zezje – n. home
Palete - n. place
Wepe – n. emotion
 
Ngele – n. emptiness
Nge’ngele – n. void
Lemle – n. sound
Le’lemle – n. noise
Gepete – n. situation
Hengte – n. energy
Syaiton - n. curse
 
Meneke – n. fur
Eke – n. foot / leg
Ret’le – n. bone
Re’retle – n. bones
Rellte – n. skeleton
Lepenn – n. bow
Vetenn – n. arrow
 
Stobebers - n. waffle
Pukita - n. strawberries
 
Selge – n. kid / baby (small person)
Esge – n. adult / grown-up (big person)
Ngige – n. friend (good person)
Kige – n. enemy (bad person)
Luge - n. assistant (two person)
Rewge – n. man (male person)
Rebge – n. woman (female person)
Sewge – n. boy (small man)
Sebge – n. girl (small woman)
 
Zuzye – n. house (home thing)
E’esgeje – n. family (big love people time)
Kobvu – n. monster (scary living thing)
 
Wokye – n. sun / god (wise eye)
Qeje – n. second / count (one time)
Tuje – n. day (down time)
 
Pawok – n. day (up sun)
Tuwok – n. night (down sun)
 
Estpus – n. tree (big plant twig)
E ukus – n. twig (thing stick)
Es ukus – n. branch (big twig)
Es kukus – n. trunk (big branch)
Selpe – n. seed (baby plant)
 
Neye – n. empty thing (emptiness thing)
Nele – n. fullness (not emptiness)
Nuye – n. full thing (fullness thing)
Kipete – n. problem (bad situation)
Kisete – n. solution (problem finish)
 
Deluye – n. length (long of thing)
Lu'sa'ye - n. achievement (achieve thing)
Eyzenye - n. meaning (understand thing)
 
Bivu – n. living thing (live thing)
Neyte – n. hole (empty round)
Esnike – n. cave (big hole rock)
 
Kevuye – n. food (eat thing)
Levuyel – n. clear water (water thing no)
Deleke – n. tentacles (long legs)
 
Enk’te – n. sea / ocean (big water)
Enk’nel – n. land (sea not)
Estel - n. world (big rock sea land)
E'estel - n. universe
E'nesetel - n. multiverse
Eye'nelekese'etel - n. existence of the entire multiverse and each second of it, from past to future.
 
Ktengji – n. pear (green, fleshy, wet fruit)
Lengji – n. orange (orange, fleshy, fruit)
Kjengji – n. apple (round, red, fleshy, fruit)
Dleptji – n. banana (long, yellow, green fruit)
 
Pelte – n. paint (colorful water)
Keuye – n. eye (eye thing)
Yeuke – n. ear (hear thing)
Ke’kuye – n. eyes
Ye’yuke – n. ears
 
Ko – n. what
 
Nouns: animals
Ngeltu - n. a pet companion for a kele-kele (emptiness animal)
 
Mentu – n. mammal (furry animal)
Levtu – n. fish (finned animal)
Keptu – n. reptile (scaly animal)
Pevtu – n. bird (winged animal)
Teltu – n. amphibian (water and ground animal)
E’ketu – n. arachnid (many-legged animal)
Delk’tu – n. cephalopod (tentacled animal)
 
Kevtu – n. predator (eat animal)
Vutu – n. prey (food animal)
 
Raktu – n. lion
Gratu – n. tiger
Zutu – n. cheetah
Boktu – n. bear
Ventu – n. fox
Wetu – n. wolf
 
Ssi’atu – n. snake
Rutu – n. eagle
‘Ontu – n. owl
 
Yotu – n. shark
Jaztu – n. cat
Totu – n. dog
 
Yaktu – n. deer
Jetu – n. rabbit
Zuvtu – n. gazelle
Nyetu – n. chicken
Poktu – n. hog / pig
Jamtu – n. frog
 
Yentu – n. mouse
Lontu – n. turtle
Entu – n. donkey
Ne’iptu – n. horse
Gotu – n. rhino
 
Kotu – n. chicken
Kortu – n. rooster
Koltu – n. hen
 
Sontu – n. ant
Qoptu – n. grasshopper
Gomtu – n. fly
Flatu – n. spider
Jeftu – n. bee
 
Fontu – n. crab
Gleptu – n. jellyfish
Kaltu – n. octopus
Vitu – n. eel
 
Kedalehu Dictionary 2
 
Adjectives
Eskene – a. big
Selmene – a. small
E’prete – a. dry
Terete – a. short
Dedele – a. long
Lene – a. most
 
Rew – a. male
Rebew – a. female
 
Seypete – a. red
Ye’ege – a. blue
Kentene – a. green
Kepete – a. yellow
Sepeke – a. purple
Ke’ele – a. orange
 
Leveke – a. finned
Pevele – a. winged
 
Fele-fele – a. fast
Felfel – a. slow
 
Penpene – a. Smart
Pene-pene – a. clever
Woto – a. wise
Raka – a. dangerous
Laga – a. safe
Bive - a. alive
 
Hemeyepe – a. happy
Lefenepe – a. sad
Yejenepe – a. joyful
Rekreprete – a. angry
 
Gebvu – a. age (time living thing)
Sekese – a. favorite (love like)
Deldulle – a. far (long length)
Terute – a. near (short length)
Binevel - a. DEAD (alive not)
 
Ngevte – a. hungry (empty eat)
Ngelve – a. thirsty (empty drink)
Nuvte – a. full (full eat)
Nulve – a. hydrated (full drink)
 
Kora – a. scary (see dangerous)
Kire – a. bad (see scary)
Ngire – a. good (not see scary)
Debvu – a. old (long age)
Tervu – a. young (short age)
 
Nel – a. no (empty but shortened)
Qe – a. half (one but half of it)
Qep – a. most (One but most of it)
 
Ko – a. what
 
Lekte – n. water / wet thing
Kethe – n. ball / round
Jengo – n. fruit flesh / fleshy
 
Kerpe – n. scale / scaly
Pe’pere – n. color (plural) / colorful
E’eke – n. legs / many-legged
Deleke – n. tentacles / tentacled
Meneke – n. fur / furry
Neye – n. empty
Nuye – n. full
 
Determiner
Ko – det. what
 
Verbs
Keye – v. to see
Ende – v. to sit
Engge – v. to give
 
Yeke – v. to hear
Zhele – v. to apologize
Jzamba - v. to remember
Bekte – v. to say
Tengkte – v. to tell
Elzen – v. to know
 
Tefde – v. to do
Hexet – v. to want
Kese – v. to like
Seke – v. to love
 
Zele – v. to fly / to glide
Nente – v. to throw
Weke – v. to get
Rempe - v. to catch
Syaiton - v. to curse
 
Bive – v. to live
 
Kevte – v. to eat
Lepnye – v. to walk
Le’lepnye – v. to run
 
Hepwe – v. to jump
Lempe – v. to go
Leki – v. to own
Penpel – v. to think
Pelen – v. to need
Kiset – v. to solve
Gevede – v. to accept
Thenghabo - v. to stop
Hila – v. to greet / welcome / hello
Nokke – v. to assist / to help
Herre – v. to attempt / to try
 
Kuli – v. to be / is
Binta – v. to be able to / can
Lusa - v. to achieve
 
Teflem - v. to say / to speak (do sound)
Eyezen - v. to understand (thing know)
 
Kinte - v. to destroy (bad finish)
Kinve - v. to kill (destroy live)
Binevel - v. TO DIE (live not)
 
Lenade - v. to be required to / must (you do)
Gevenge – v. to thank (accept give)
Esnokke – v. to save (big help)
Bilte – v. to paint (live paint)
Tevuye - v. to create (do thing)
Sente – v. to finish (person put away [throw])
Lekve – v. to drink (water eat)
Letfene – v. to cry (water sad)
 
Adpositions
 
Ende – adpos. at/in/on
Engge – adpos. to/for
Leki – adpos. from
 
Adverbs
Ko – adv. what
We – adv. why
 
Lo – adv. forward
Ba – adv. backward
Ki – adv. left
Neng – adv. right
Pa – adv. up
Tu – down
 
De’uye – adv. away (far thing)
 
Conjunctions
Ma – conj. and
Eq – conj. but
Je – conj. of
Grept – conj. with
Hol – conj. so
 
Kebete – conj. because
 
Ko – conj. what
We – conj. why
 
Interjections
Ko – interj. what
We – interj. why
 
Suffixes
-liko – suff. owned by
-kus – suff. made by stick
-lel – suff. order