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Description
Mando'a Lesson 13 "Opposites"

Directions
Up – Laam                     Down – Daab
East – Abesh                  West – Wasuur
North – Gaht                   South – Ka'gaht
Right – Staabi                 Left – Payt

Emotions
Happy – Briikase            Sad – Trikar'la
Angry – Kaden               Calm – Udesla
Fear – Chaab                  Brave – Kotep
Like – Emuurir               Dislike – Paguur
Love – Kar'taylir darasuum             Hate – Or'parguur

Elements
Rain – Pitat          Snow – Cin'ciri            Flame – Tracinya
Water – Pirun                 Fire – Tracyn
Wind – Woor                 Rock - Ruus
Earth – Vheh                  Air – Abiik
Dry – Haast                    Wet – Piryc
Clean – Cinyc       Dirty – Etyc                Slimy - Utyc
Clear – Utrel'a              Muddy – Slaatyc
Hot – Nadala                   Cold – Ciryc
Sand – Vhekad                Mud – Slaat

Adjectives
Fat – Ast'ehut                 Thin – Shiib
Good – Jate          Bad – Dush                Evil – Ori'dush
Alive – Oyayc                Dead – Kryayc
Big – Ori              Small – Kih                 Tiny – Orikih
Strong – Kotyc               Delicate – Laandur
Hard – Muun         Soft – Pel               Sharp – Kad'la        Coarse – Tiin'la
Difficult – Urakto           Easy – Pakod
Male – Jagyc                   Female – Dalyc
Close – Gebi                  Away – Be'chaaj
Caged – Mirci                Free - Mav
Empty – Ut'reeyah          Full – Yaihi'l
Here – Olar                      Gone – Dar
Last – Kyr'yc                  First – Sol'yc
Long – Munit         Short – Skotah            Tall – Muninar
High – Laamyc               Low – Diryc
Many – Birov/Ori'sol     Few – Kisol        None – Naasad
Near – Pirebu                 Far – Chaaj'yc
Old – Ruug'la                 New/Young – Evaar'la
Ugly – Jari'eyc                Beautiful – Mesh'la
Stupid – Jare'la               Clever – Mirda'la
Pale – Racin                    Health - Jahaal
Open – Tenn                   Shut – Johaa (Not sure about this one)


Verbs
Win – Parjir                    Lose – Nibrar (Not sure about this one)
Eat – Epar                       Drink – Pirur
Give – Dinuir                  Take – Hiibir
Follow – Shekimir           Lead – Alorir
Listen – Sushir                Talk – Jor'haair
Hide – Haaranovor          Find – Mar'eyir
Remember – Partaylir       Forget – Digur
Stand – Motir                  Sit – Sheber
Return – Yaimpar            Leave – Ba'slanar

Nouns
Morning – Vaar'tur        Evening – Ge'catra
Friend – Burc'ya           Enemy – Aru'e
Defense – Aranov           Attack – Jurkad
Truth – Haat                   Lie – Jehaat
Future – Vencuyot           Past – Ruyot
Joke – Nuhun                  Curse – Oritsit (Not sure about this one)
Peace – Naak                   War – Akaan
Mine – Ner                      Yours – Gar
Here – Olar                      There – Ogir

Sorry about the words that I am not sure about.  I turned them from verbs to nouns (or nouns to verbs in one case) to make them, so I can't say that they are actually correct, as they come from me, and not from the dictionary as is.  Cross fingers I've got the right idea.

Description
Mando'a Lesson 13 "Opposites"

Directions
Up – Laam                     Down – Daab
East – Abesh                  West – Wasuur
North – Gaht                   South – Ka'gaht
Right – Staabi                 Left – Payt

Emotions
Happy – Briikase            Sad – Trikar'la
Angry – Kaden               Calm – Udesla
Fear – Chaab                  Brave – Kotep
Like – Emuurir               Dislike – Paguur
Love – Kar'taylir darasuum             Hate – Or'parguur

Elements
Rain – Pitat          Snow – Cin'ciri            Flame – Tracinya
Water – Pirun                 Fire – Tracyn
Wind – Woor                 Rock - Ruus
Earth – Vheh                  Air – Abiik
Dry – Haast                    Wet – Piryc
Clean – Cinyc       Dirty – Etyc                Slimy - Utyc
Clear – Utrel'a              Muddy – Slaatyc
Hot – Nadala                   Cold – Ciryc
Sand – Vhekad                Mud – Slaat

Adjectives
Fat – Ast'ehut                 Thin – Shiib
Good – Jate          Bad – Dush                Evil – Ori'dush
Alive – Oyayc                Dead – Kryayc
Big – Ori              Small – Kih                 Tiny – Orikih
Strong – Kotyc               Delicate – Laandur
Hard – Muun         Soft – Pel               Sharp – Kad'la        Coarse – Tiin'la
Difficult – Urakto           Easy – Pakod
Male – Jagyc                   Female – Dalyc
Close – Gebi                  Away – Be'chaaj
Caged – Mirci                Free - Mav
Empty – Ut'reeyah          Full – Yaihi'l
Here – Olar                      Gone – Dar
Last – Kyr'yc                  First – Sol'yc
Long – Munit         Short – Skotah            Tall – Muninar
High – Laamyc               Low – Diryc
Many – Birov/Ori'sol     Few – Kisol        None – Naasad
Near – Pirebu                 Far – Chaaj'yc
Old – Ruug'la                 New/Young – Evaar'la
Ugly – Jari'eyc                Beautiful – Mesh'la
Stupid – Jare'la               Clever – Mirda'la
Pale – Racin                    Health - Jahaal
Open – Tenn                   Shut – Johaa (Not sure about this one)


Verbs
Win – Parjir                    Lose – Nibrar (Not sure about this one)
Eat – Epar                       Drink – Pirur
Give – Dinuir                  Take – Hiibir
Follow – Shekimir           Lead – Alorir
Listen – Sushir                Talk – Jor'haair
Hide – Haaranovor          Find – Mar'eyir
Remember – Partaylir       Forget – Digur
Stand – Motir                  Sit – Sheber
Return – Yaimpar            Leave – Ba'slanar

Nouns
Morning – Vaar'tur        Evening – Ge'catra
Friend – Burc'ya           Enemy – Aru'e
Defense – Aranov           Attack – Jurkad
Truth – Haat                   Lie – Jehaat
Future – Vencuyot           Past – Ruyot
Joke – Nuhun                  Curse – Oritsit (Not sure about this one)
Peace – Naak                   War – Akaan
Mine – Ner                      Yours – Gar
Here – Olar                      There – Ogir

Sorry about the words that I am not sure about.  I turned them from verbs to nouns (or nouns to verbs in one case) to make them, so I can't say that they are actually correct, as they come from me, and not from the dictionary as is.  Cross fingers I've got the right idea.