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silili — Silili
ju — connects two words or phrases (it's like "of")
wa — or
ja — introduces a subject for the next word or phrase
wi — introduces a condition for the next word or phrase
ana — me / us
anta — you
anun — them / her / him / it
ani — this / that
suwa — self
kuwa — what
nu — not / nothing / no / zero
ata — any / thing
ala — whole (with singular) — all (with plural)
masa — very / intense (with singular) — much / many (with plural)
mawa — more intense (with singular) — more in quantity (with plural)
mata — most intense (with singular) — most in quantity (with plural)
lisi — mild (with singular) — some / few (with plural)
liwi — less intense (with singular) — less in quantity (with plural)
liti — least intense (with singular) — least in quantity (with plural)
sumu — only
Note When determiners with double meanings are singular, the first meaning applies to them. Otherwise, the second meaning applies. For example, ala on its own means whole, and ala ala on its own means all.
These are just some interjections I thought of:
alu — hello / hey
kiki — haha
nn — um
mm — mm
uu — oo / oh
aa — AAA!
muwa — mwah
naa — yaaawn!
Note kiki can be written as kk for short.
timi — time
ija — cycle / repeating
sin — real / yes
lawa — natural / raw
sija — sky / area where something is flying or hovering
mun — celestial body (star, planet, moon, asteroid or comet)
kiju — stone / ore
tisi — powder
nasa — air or any gas / smell
ama — water or any liquid
asata — inactive / passive
piki — active / acting / working
pipi — moving
kun — had / held
tuku — owned
asu — remaining / waiting / stopping
upa — taken
tuwa — turned
titi — given / sent
kapi — found
aki — hit
tata — fought / competed-with
tala — place
umu — ground
pin — point / particle / microscopic / atomic
kalan — surface
iki — connection
tija — source / factor / cause
in — in / on / among / at
pija — to (a place, recipient, goal or new form) / until
kama — from / since / because of / by
kumu — with / using
aka — open / outside place
utu — closed / inside place
apa — high / tall
pumu — low / short (in height)
miti — middle
anpa — front
kuku — back
sita — left
taka — right
lati — side
nija — nearby / present
awa — far / absent
ika — start
muku — end / edge
Note When used in temporal contexts, anpa is about the future, and kuku is about the past.
kiwa — alive
mulu — dead
kuwin — female / her
nala — male / him
sisi — sexual / sexy / erotic
lata — plant / mushroom / toadstool
lusu — insect or insect-like (like a worm)
pisin — fish or any water creature
isi — reptile
uki — amphibian
kiwi — bird
kawa — mammal
pukuku — monster / scary
lapa — body / main
kapa — head
pasa — face
awi — ear
uku — eye
tulu — tear
nisi — nose
mumu — mouth
tunti — tooth
tunku — tongue
min — arm / hand / wing
piti — leg / foot
tiki — finger / toe
kilu — heart / core
napa — stomach / midriff
pilu — hair / feather
mimi — flesh
siju — sweat
silin — blood
usu — bone
kaka — waste / @#$%&!
iti — food / fuel / consumed
mili — milk / dairy product
simi — seed
nipi — fruit / vegetable
pun — dough / pastry / bread
suwi — sweet / fragrant / cute
sali — salty
kiti — sour
pitu — bitter
pama — savory
kuwili — spicy
man — human
mama — parent
nin — offspring
sasa — sibling
kusa — someone who one knows and is known to
pansa — ruler / leader
ita — genderqueer (trans or non-binary)
kija — quantity
un — one
tutu — two
tuwi — three
kata — four
pinki — five
sun — six
Note Numbers are cardinal with plurals, and ordinal with singulars.
kana — known / memorized
tinki — thought
pili — sensation / feeling
siwi — seen
kuti — heard
tusi — touched
kusi — tried / tasted / tested
kaja — uttered
saja — said / communicated
lunku — language
nimi — name / word / identifier
asaka — request / question
iwiki — promise / swear
lupu — wanted / chosen
kika — able / ready / possible
pawa — awake / aware / sane
lipi — asleep
lama — dreamt-of / imaginary
niti — intelligent
pipu — silly / stupified / intoxicated / crazy
musi — fun
papata — tired
lumu — calm / relaxed
misi — annoyed / uncomfortable
nama — good (as in liked) / beneficial / virtuous
iku — bad (as in disliked) / detrimental / evil
lala — easy / simple / basic
piliki — difficult / complex / advanced
maja — important / signficant / necessary
puki — tool / used / controlled
asan — allowed to exist or happen
uta — role / purpose
amu — romantically loved / romantic crush / romantic partner
kila — trusted / believed / dependency / condition
papapa — scared
nani — form / manner / example / instance
pimin — representation / plan / template
sawa — holy / divine
maki — supernatural / magical
sukuwa — ghost / invisible presence
lili — small
maka — big
linki — thin / narrow
panpa — thick / wide
kisi — cold
pupu — warm / hot
limi — lightweight
kakuwa — heavy
mija — soft
kasi — rigid / solid
siwan — smooth / slippery
patata — rough
iju — round
palan — flat
satan — straight
luwi — bent
laka — rectangular
niki — triangular
sana — healthy / okay
pakaka — injured / broken
nana — orderly
sakala — messy
silimi — clean / clear / pure
saku — dirty / disgusting
susu — stroked / rubbed
siki — sharp
niwan — semisolid / semifluid
miwa — mixture
luwa — hole / cut
uwa — empty
pali — full / complete
tili — part
tiku — attached / sticky
puwa — protruding
puwi — pushed / pressed / compressed / folded
lanka — pulled / stretched / spread
paja — free (as in freedom)
putun — restricted
miwi — weak / fragile
sama — similar / same
ili — different / other
anti — contrasting / opposite
niju — new
sanu — old
tipi — lost / forgotten / abandoned
tan — normal / usual
naja — unusual / unique
aja — fast
sululu — slow
nawa — neutral / dull
ulu — obedient / responsive
lasa — trace / mark
saki — deserved / fair (as in justice)
piwi — decorative / fancy / beautiful
laki — luck
kin — made / achieved / artificial / fake
kipi — trap / bait / trick
lana — worn (as in clothes) / cloth
siti — seat
laja — thing made or used to lie on
tawila — thing made or used to put things on
tupa — framework / frame / structure
kanta — obstacle / wall / ceiling
imi — home / shelter
tama — room / building
tawa — door / window
tapan — level / step (like a stair)
lija — route / direction
muwi — container
linja — long flexible thing (string, hose, etc)
kuki — long rigid thing (stick, pole, etc)
supu — tube or tube-like
mapa — network / grid
panta — thing made or used to display something
papi — paper or paper-like
liki — drawing
kiliki — knob / switch / handle / key
sapa — medicine
lutu — vehicle
kimi — written
puta — rule / instruction
pakan — merchandise
isa — money
sipiki — electric
kanpa — computer
nata — online
siliki — shining
luni — colorful
anka — white / pastel (soft-colored)
tumu — dark / black
lulu — red
kulu — green
pulu — blue
Combine existing words to describe other colors. For example, kulu lulu means yellow.