Old Tuura vocabulary

=A=
 * aegovvahti ("to visit")
 * aogȕbi ("useless, barren, lifeless")
 * aol ("core, centre, main")
 * abbiegti ("to cross a river")
 * Addob ("god of predators")
 * addol ("fist")
 * adobi ("guard dog")
 * adoloroli ("ball of the foot")
 * adomoggojti ("to insult")
 * addolr ("horned")
 * addyok ("fungus, mushroom")
 * adie ("palm, possesion, ownership")
 * afti ("to take")
 * aggap ("green")
 * aggylk ("slush")
 * agiesodi ("direction, way")
 * agieti ("to ambush")
 * agynuonnyn ("finch")
 * ahegovvahti ("to visit")
 * ahkkolti ("to travel")
 * ahkki ("thistle")
 * ahkolomiewwor ("frozen with fear")
 * aht ("nine")
 * ahtieźźan ("spider")
 * ainimmiur ("ridges at the top of a valley, ground just before where a valley drops")
 * ainiommoz ("elm")
 * ajezuo (“algae”)
 * ajjegduoti ("to trip over")
 * aji ("yes")
 * ajjeoswwyrδmy ("snot")
 * ajjol ("valuable, special")
 * ajesogollas ("blaze, raging fire")
 * ajuoni ("fool, idiot")
 * ajuoti ("to compromise, to make a deal")
 * ajuruogguot ("octopus")
 * am ("quite, fairly, almost")
 * amomo ("after")
 * amommier (“put off, disappointed, offended”)
 * amh ("other")
 * amllorm (“dangerous”)
 * ammoźti (“to promise, to swear”)
 * amti ("to walk to, to meet")
 * an ("hungry")
 * anadoti ("to destroy, to break")
 * andbi ("space, room")
 * ainimmiur ("ridges at the top of a valley, ground just before where a valley drops")
 * anggod ("scar, shame")
 * anssiegti ("to unthirl, to lay out")
 * anwi ("opposite, opposing")
 * aosiebbol ("honour")
 * aośso ("mountain lake")
 * apllylvvuośmmuom ("foreign")
 * as ("downwards")
 * asogdiji ("bull, aurochs")
 * asojjos ("curly, winding")
 * asfoźuok ("to offer")
 * asro ("extra, additional")
 * asrom ("invasion, overthrowing")
 * asrommos ("rhino")
 * assuorδ ("footprint")
 * asvggasti ("to fuck off")
 * auhs ("crater, rim of a volcano")
 * aź ("aware, alert, cautious")
 * aź ("surface")
 * aźbloti ("for the sun to shine")
 * aźδoiwoti ("to leave the hut in the morning after waking")
 * aźδźauggozti ("to say someone's name, to invoke, to summon")
 * aźodoli ("brave, courageous")
 * aźm ("skin")
 * aźmdi ("jacket, cloak, coat")
 * aźollievti ("to eat lunch")
 * aźyduti ("to stalk prey")
 * aźźeśδδigti ("sunrise, morning")
 * aźźölditi ("to eat breakfast")
 * aźźudsyjjolti ("to act as a sentry for predators, protection, safety")

=B=
 * baet ("ash tree")
 * beonü ("sweet")
 * bieddor ("cloud")
 * Biedori ("god of clouds")
 * biedsjo ("smart, clever, intelligent")
 * biemieddop ("honey")
 * bgot ("tamarack tree")
 * bloti ("to gleam, to shine, to sparkle, to reflect")
 * boddods ("lynx")
 * bodiöbi ("close to the ground, squatting, curious, pondering")
 * boj ("unstable, badly made")
 * boj ("angry")
 * bojdy ("frost")
 * bolmk ("frog")
 * boroddam ("hide, pelt, leather")
 * borodi ("winter settlement, trading post")
 * borδ ("knife")
 * boźvvieź ("sensation, idea, opinion, attitude")
 * bödźdü ("praire dog")
 * bõr ("elbow, bend in a river, enclosed valley")
 * brono ("crust, mold, rust, frost")
 * bry ("chill, wind-chill")
 * buoji ("simple")
 * buu ("ear")
 * byggolti ("to invade, to displace a person from his home, to drive away")
 * byjenu ("tundra")

=D=
 * druosji ("village")

=E=
 * eht ("great, large, powerful")

=L=
 * luodiego ("bear")

=M=
 * muogo ("by")

=O=
 * ol ("group, pack, bunch, bundle")
 * olowoti ("to run")
 * olδoti ("to ignite, to burn")
 * olδosi ("meteor")
 * olgommimti ("to swoop")
 * omo ("land, ground, place, area, region")
 * orossodrruoj ("trouble, distress, problem")
 * orbi ("plant")
 * orllöt ("nostril")
 * orrolδi ("to leap, to jump")
 * orsδi ("mouse")

=S=
 * snorti ("to trudge through snow")
 * syni ("a Sumna person")

=U=
 * uoggop ("tree covered hill")
 * uoliggyn ("happily, joyfully")
 * uollin ("entrance")
 * uomti ("to invite, to call someone to a place")
 * uorllogti ("to say, to speak, to tell, to inform")

=Y=
 * ybosori ("delay")
 * yglloź ("cheap")
 * yslo ("sun")