Novial	English
me	I — 1st-person singular
vu	you (singular)
lo	he; she; it — 3rd-person singular
nus	we
vus	you (plural)
los	they
disi	this
ti	that
hir	here
dar	there
que	who
quum	what
vor	where
quand	when
quam	how; as
non	not
omni	all; every
multi	many, much
kelki	some, a few
poki	few, little
altri	other
un	one; a (indefinite article)
du	two
tri	three
quar	four
sink	five
grandi	big, large
longi	long
larji	wide, broad
grosi	thick
gravi	heavy; serious
mikri	small, little
kurti	short
angusti	narrow
tenui	thin
fema	woman
viro	man (adult male)
home	human being, person
infante	child
marita	wife
marito	husband
matra	mother
patro	father
animale	animal
fishe	fish
fogle	bird
hunde	dog
lause	louse
serpente	snake
verme	worm
arbre	tree
foreste	forest
bastone	stick
frukte	fruit
seme	seed
folie	leaf
radike	root
kortise	bark (of a tree)
flore	flower
gasone	grass
korde	rope, cord
pele	skin
karne	meat, flesh
sange	blood
ose	bone
grasi	fat (noun)
ove	egg
korne	horn
kaude	tail
plume	feather
hare	hair
kape	head
orele	ear
okule	eye
nase	nose
boke	mouth
dente	tooth
lange	tongue
ungle	fingernail
pede	foot
gambe	leg
genu	knee
manu	hand
ale	wing
ventre	belly
intestines	guts, intestines
kole	neck
dorse	back
pektore	breast, chest
kordie	heart
hepate	liver
drinka	to drink
manja	to eat
morda	to bite
suka	to suck
sputa	to spit
vomi	to vomit
sufla	to blow
spira	to breathe
rida	to laugh
vida	to see
audi	to hear
sava	to know (a fact)
konosa	to know (a person), be acquainted with
pensa	to think
flara	to smell
tima	to fear, be afraid
dormi	to sleep
viva	to live, be alive
mori	to die
tua	to kill
kombata	to fight
chasa	to hunt
frapa	to hit, strike
seka	to cut
fenda	to split
pika	to stab, prick
grata	to scratch
fosa	to dig
svima	to swim
vola	to fly
marcha	to walk
veni	to come
lia	to lie (as in a bed)
sida	to sit
stea	to stand
rota	to turn (intransitive)
fala	to fall
dona	to give
tena	to hold
klema	to squeeze
frota	to rub
lava	to wash
visha	to wipe
tira	to pull
shova	to push
jeta	to throw
liga	to tie, bind
suta	to sew
konta	to count
dikte	to say, tell
kanta	to sing
plea	to play
flota	to float
flua	to flow
frosta	to freeze
infla	to swell, inflate
sune	sun
lune	moon
stele	star
aque	water
pluve	rain
fluvie	river
lage	lake
mare	sea
sale	salt
petre	stone
sande	sand
polve	dust
tere	earth; ground
nube	cloud
neble	fog
siele	sky; heaven
vente	wind
nive	snow
glasie	ice
fume	smoke
faire	fire
sindre	ash
brula	to burn
vie	road, way
monte	mountain
redi	red
verdi	green
gelbi	yellow
blanki	white
nigri	black
nokte	night
jorne	day
yare	year
varmi	warm
koldi	cold
pleni	full
novi	new
oldi	old
boni	good
mali	bad
putriti	rotten
sordidi	dirty
rekti	straight
rondi	round
akuti	sharp (as a knife)
obtusi	dull, blunt
glati	smooth
dessiki	wet
siki	dry
justi	correct, right
proxim	near, close
ferni	far
dextri	right (side)
lefti	left (side)
an	at
in	in, inside
kun	with (accompaniment)
e	and
si	if
pro ke	because
nome	name
zero	zero
six	six
sep	seven
ok	eight
nin	nine
dek	ten
dekun	eleven
dekdu	twelve
duanti	twenty
trianti	thirty
sent	hundred
mil	thousand
milion	million
unesmi	first
duesmi	second
triesmi	third
la	she
lu	it; neuter 3rd-person
on	one, people (generic pronoun)
nos	we (Lexike variant)
vos	you (plural; Lexike variant)
les	they; the (definite plural article)
se	-self (reflexive, all persons)
mi	my
vi	your (singular)
lui	his
sui	her
nosi	our
vosi	your (plural)
lesi	their
meum	mine
sis	this; these
tal	that; those
sam	same
le	the (definite article)
esser	to be
es	is, am, are (present of esser)
avar	to have
far	to do, make
idar	to go
parlar	to speak, talk
amar	to love
komprenar	to understand
lektar	to read
skriptar	to write
bli	to become / passive auxiliary
sal	(future auxiliary) will
ha	(perfect auxiliary) have
sur	on, upon
sub	under
ad	to, toward
de	of, from
ex	out of
por	for
pri	about, concerning
per	by means of, through
tra	through
ante	before, in front of
pos	after, behind
dum	during, while
inter	between, among
sen	without
til	until, up to
apud	beside, next to
segun	according to
ya	yes
no	no
ja	already
ankor	still, yet
nur	only
mem	even
tre	very
tro	too (excessively)
quasi	almost
tamen	however, yet
tar	there (guide variant)
nun	now
dan	then
sempre	always
jama	never
hodie	today
yestri	yesterday
deman	tomorrow
quel	which
quant	how much, how many
lingue	language
libre	book
dome	house
urbe	city, town
lande	country
munde	world
amike	friend
matine	morning
vespere	evening
nite	night
temp	time
mersi	thank you
gratia	thanks, gratitude
saluta	hello, greeting
felisi	happy
malad	ill, sick
prest	ready
bon	good (bare form)
grand	big (bare form)
nov	new (bare form)
bel	beautiful
fort	strong
febl	weak
rapid	fast, rapid
lent	slow