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Verzpertillio
Verzpertillio Grammar
Verzpertillio, the ancient Vampire language once used among Vampires centuries ago in Europe is similar in structure to Latin and the Romance languages. That said, the language (like all the other languages stemming from Latin) changed and evolved into a unique speech. Here is written the foundation of the Verzpertillio language.
Verbs
Vampiric verbs are listed here.
Verb | Stem | Translation | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
sorve | sorv- | to absorb | |
uzemde | uzemd- | to abuse | |
secripe | secrip- | to accept | |
perigate | perigat- | to accompany | |
corvute | corvut- | to account | |
renide | renid- | to accuse | |
esenzare | esenzar- | to achieve | |
agroste | agrost- | to act | |
numerete | numeret- | to add | |
setome | setom- | to adjust | |
zemire | zemir- | to admire | |
heluzate | heluzat- | to admit | |
assente | assent- | to advance | |
veritade | veritad- | to advise | |
sacrote | sacrot- | to affect | |
ebe | eb- | to afford | |
setire | setir- | to agree | |
azende | azend- | to aim | |
permire | permir- | to allow | |
sede | sed - | to allow | |
summe | summ- | to amount | |
hugerde | hugerd- | to amuse | |
resone | reson- | to answer | |
secrede | secred- | to apologize | |
egrate | egrat- | to appear | |
semte | semt- | to apply | |
dezumus | dezu- | to approach | |
eferte | efert- | to approve | |
rezine | rezin- | to argue | |
ordine | ordin- | to arrange | |
vemide | vemid- | to arrive | |
assede | assed- | to ascend | |
delire | delir- | to ask | |
ovrise | ovris- | to astonish | |
aggrege | aggreg- | to attack | |
nozate | nozat- | to attract | |
devite | devit- | to avoid | |
erote | erot- | to balance | |
evone | evon- | base | To "base a fact on". |
nagare | nagar- | to bathe | |
ere | er- | to be | Auxiliary verb. Inflects irregularly. |
vinzegre | vinzegr- | to beat | |
azione | azion- | to become | |
epieze | epiez- | to begin | |
porete | poret- | to behave | |
crete | cret- | to believe | |
pertene | perten- | to belong | |
morde | mord- | to bite | |
implice | implic- | to blame | |
flettere | fletter- | to blow | |
travesse | travess- | to be born | Literally translated, "to cross over". |
rutione | rution- | to break | A body part; animal or human. |
vanre | van- | to break | An external object or idea; a glass or a treaty or one’s word. |
sepireme | sepirem- | to breath | |
crende | crend- | to bring | |
viezice | viezic- | to build | |
muztume | muztum- | to burn | |
gestare | gestar- | to burst | |
sepe | sep- | to bury | |
emere | emer- | to buy | |
varume | varum- | to call | To summon or shout. |
ose | os- | can | |
egove | egov- | to care | To care for emotionally or lovingly. |
cerdeze | cerdez- | to caress | |
sovise | sovis- | to carry | To carry a burden; a weight. |
merone | meron- | to catch | Particularly speaking of fishing. |
crupane | crupan- | to catch | Specifically a disease or a football, as examples. |
emizere | emizer- | to cause | |
vidume | vidum- | to change | Literally from vidumereo, “I see a new way”; apparently an ancient Vampiric idiom. |
somuze | somuz- | to charge | To charge at someone in an attack. |
ecrote | ecrot- | to charge | To charge money, or an accusation. |
evide | evid- | to check | |
mordice | mordic- | to chew | |
flocide | flocid- | to choke | |
atione | ation- | to choose | |
muzine | muzin- | to claim | |
epronenze | epronenz- | to clean | |
idune | idun- | to clear | To make space or clean out. |
assene | assen- | to climb | |
sevreste | sevrest- | to close | |
sorene | soren- | to collect | Literally, “to greed over”. During ancient times, a popular Vampiric name among vandals. |
vamire | vamir- | to come | |
darote | darot- | to comfort | |
nozmite | nozmit- | to commit | |
vende | vend | to accompany | |
evede | eved- | to compare | |
obrigade | obrigad- | to compel | |
temete | temet- | to compete | |
croenze | croenz- | to complain | |
astive | astiv- | to complete | |
prodente | prodent- | to comprehend | |
etiatore | etiator- | to concern | |
avidenze | avidenz- | to confirm | |
enzonde | enzond- | to confuse | |
elictomus | elicto- | to congratulate | |
hontene | honten- | to conquer | |
seronete | seronet- | to connect | |
egrode | egrod- | to consider | |
avrose | avros- | to consist | |
conzele | conzel- | to console | |
vonate | vonat- | to contact | |
vonatieme | vonatiem- | to contain | |
ersione | ersion- | to continue | |
vanotre | vanotr- | to contribute | |
sorette | sorett- | to control | |
cuzine | cuzin- | to cook | |
imizire | imizir- | to copy | |
verte | vert- | to correct | |
pretime | pretim- | to cost | Money or value or feeling. “it cost him his life”. |
toze | toz- | to cough | |
numerete | numeret- | to count | |
huvante | huvant- | to cover | “In the cover of darkness”. |
linate | linat- | to crack | |
edimus | ed- | to create | |
crede | cred- | to credit | To credit one's word, or a work, or money. |
travize | traviz- | to cross | |
freme | frem- | to crush | |
lemante | lemant- | to cry | |
senare | senar- | to cure | |
etrione | etrion- | to cut | |
lestime | lestim- | to damage | |
nomete | nomet- | to dance | |
prevecce | prevecc- | to dare | |
ozeme | ozem- | to deal | |
engare | engar- | to deceive | |
vizate | vizat- | to decide | |
pronnede | pronned- | to defend | |
sivaire | sivair- | to deliver | |
cezome | cezom- | to demand | |
evome | evom- | to deny | |
pare | par- | to depart | |
nosaziere | nosazier- | to depend | |
ocutere | ocuter- | to descend | |
vetime | vetim- | to describe | |
mirdece | mirdec- | to deserve | |
vescribe | vescrib- | to design | |
cupide | cupid- | to desire | |
eroneze | eronez- | to despair | |
praze | praz- | to despise | |
cretome | cretom- | to destroy | |
dictere | dicter- | to determine | |
implaze | implaz- | to detest | |
inire | inir- | to develop | |
ezpire | ezpir- | to die | |
bibe | bib- | to digest | |
porteze | portez- | to direct | |
dilane | dilan- | to disappear | |
cozqe | cozq- | to discover | |
vertamus | vert- | to discuss | |
cradere | crader- | to dismiss | |
dusene | duzen- | to displease | |
derde | derd- | to divide | |
aze | az- | to do | Auxiliary verb |
temore | temor- | to doubt | |
teclare | teclar- | to draw | |
mevide | mevid- | to dream | |
vante | vant- | to dress | |
vebromus | vebr- | to drink | |
tumone | tumon- | to drop | |
sagre | sagr- | to eat | |
structe | struct- | to educate | |
adonere | adoner- | to embrace | |
vassere | vasser- | to enable | |
hortare | hortar- | to encourage | |
vine | vin- | to end | |
inzile | inzil- | to enjoy | |
viztigge | viztigg- | to examine | To investigate something closely. |
vizcrutomus | vizcrut- | to examine | To examine in the nature of a student studying. |
pertede | perted- | to exchange | Physical items, or even thoughts and ideas. |
ezere | ezer- | to exist | |
senzimus | senz- | to expect | |
notoge | notog- | to experience | |
versidome | verzidom- | to explain | |
vortillume | vortillum- | to express | |
diquare | diquar- | to extend | |
azomus | az- | to face | To confront, "face to face". |
venioze | venioz- | to fail | |
tarazone | tarazon- | to fall | |
joeaeremus | joear- | "Falling asleep on people on a keyboard and then waking up on the floor partially under the bed. .. " | Irregular "Joe!" Verb! |
vigame | vigam- | to fasten | |
mete | met- | to fear | |
zomere | zomer- | to feed | Etymological analysis suggest the word more closely relates to the word "to take away from". |
sempire | sempir- | to feel | |
zollire | zollir- | to fight | |
lere | ler- | to fill | With water or any other liquids |
venante | venant- | to fill | Specifically with blood. |
elane | elan- | to find | |
ecrovene | ecroven- | to finish | |
veste | vest- | to fit | |
holare | holar- | to fly | |
atere | ater- | to focus | |
deove | deov- | to fold | |
deoste | deost- | to follow | |
soreste | sorest- | to force | |
paroze | paroz- | to forget | |
fortize | fortiz- | to forgive | |
cozire | cozir- | to fuck | To have sex. This is the vulgar form. |
dere | de- | to give | |
ire | ir- | to go | |
sommride | sommrid- | to grin | |
arade | arad- | to grip | |
cese | ces- | to grow | |
grate | grat- | to handle | |
tassesore | tassesor- | to happen | |
zarome | zarom- | to hate | |
jare | jar- | to have | |
habere | haber- | to have | Auxiliary verb. |
ateziore | atezior- | to hear | To heed someone. |
egrede | egred- | to help | |
evidore | evidor- | to hide | |
afizite | afizit- | to hit | |
tegradore | tegrador- | to hold | A person or a living thing. |
aggroge | aggrog- | to hold | An object or an inanimate thing. |
vide cazom | irregular verb | hope | An irregular verb, literally to "look up". |
sagrodere | sagroder- | to hunger | |
delemus | del- | to hurt | |
vignare | vignar- | to identify | |
sone | son- | to imagine | |
edomus | ed- | to improve | |
idiomus | idi- | to include | |
egreve | egrev- | to increase | |
vitize | vitiz- | to indicate | |
micce | micc- | to influence | |
aode | aod- | to inform | |
conte | cont- | to intend | |
essentore | essentor- | to introduce | |
vitire | vitir- | to invite | |
simus | s- | to involve | |
commune | commun- | to join | |
inicre | inicr- | to jump | |
gare | gar- | to keep | |
stenze | stenz- | to kick | |
corzatume | corzatum- | to kill | |
destene | desten- | to knock | |
adiove | adiov- | to know | |
cazire | cazir- | to kiss | |
dure | dur- | to last | |
ride | rid- | to laugh | |
condestore | condestor- | to lead | |
apone | apon- | to lean | To lean against something or someone. |
assive | assiv- | to learn | |
lavire | lavir- | to leave | |
vertire | vertir- | to lecture | |
etere | eter- | to lend | |
permire | permir- | to let | |
inve | inv- | to lie | To tell a lie. |
cende | cend- | to light | To set fire to. |
ilumde | ilumd- | to light | To "turn on" or "to illuminate". |
huste | hust- | to like | |
timus | ti- | to limit | |
gareste | garest- | to limp | |
nuse | nus- | to link | |
aoggrote | aoggrot- | to listen | |
vive | viv- | to live | To be living; alive. |
avire | avir- | to live | To abide; to dwell in. |
ezuve | ezuv- | to look | |
terime | terim- | to lose | |
noste | nost- | to love | |
accere | accer- | to make | To create something. |
curtioze | curtioz- | to manage | |
dicemus | dice- | to mark | |
nuse | nus- | to marry | |
emperte | empert- | to matter | |
soramus | sora- | may | |
sinife | sinif- | to mean | |
parde | pard- | to measure | |
vene | ven- | to meet | Between two persons. |
venore | venor- | to meet | To meet with a group; an ensemble. |
poroze | poroz- | to melt | |
assendiore | assendior- | to mend | To heal or to fix. |
luctide | luctid- | to mention | |
lemesde | lemesd- | to miss | |
astodiemus | astodi- | to move | To move aside or move toward. |
nesteggere | nestegger- | to need | |
sinote | sinot- | to neglect | |
viderte | vidert- | to notice | |
denume | denum- | to obey | |
naredume | naredum- | to object | Disobey. |
vicere | vicer- | to observe | |
gregate | gregat- | to obtain | |
tizarde | tizard- | to occur | |
zudrege | zudreg- | to offend | |
auvede | auved- | to offer | |
ittere | itter- | to omit | |
praeste | praest- | to open | |
zaremus | zare- | to oppose | |
parzutome | parzutom- | to oppress | |
oreze | orez- | to order | |
debe | deb- | to owe | |
domenure | domenur- | to own | |
tinze | tinz- | to paint | |
capese | capes- | to pardon | |
remeste | remest- | to pass | |
pagere | pager- | to pay | |
fisiere | fisier- | to perform | |
permere | permer- | to permit | |
zerdene | zerden- | to persecute | |
grepe | grep- | to pick up | |
vone | von- | to place | |
diestre | diestr- | to plan | |
acromus | acro- | to play | A game. |
dicrate | dicrat- | to play | A musical instrument. |
vestane | vestan- | to please | To please someone, "I pleased him". |
avenze | avenz- | to point | |
invenare | invenar- | to poison | |
have | hav- | to posses | |
diventare | diventar- | to pour out | |
egrasse | egrass- | to praise | |
ezunte | ezunt- | to pray | |
henante | henant- | to precede | |
tevione | tevion- | to prefer | |
perare | perar- | to prepare | |
cozete | cozet- | to present | |
vueste | vuest- | to press | |
insosemus | insose- | to pretend | |
impe | imp- | to prevent | By action. |
previre | provir- | to prevent | By foresight; by inaction. |
vizcrite | vizcrit- | to print | |
vurte | vurt- | to produce | |
lusse | luss- | to profit | |
eve | ev- | to promise | |
fabore | fabor- | to pronounce | |
noteste | notest- | to propose | A suggestion. |
tegre | tegr- | to protect | |
reve | rev- | to protest | |
paze | paz- | to prove | |
ebiore | ebior- | to provide | |
viscate | viscat- | to publish | |
tire | tir- | to pull | |
ezore | ezor- | to pump | |
avete | avet- | to punish | |
umus | u- | to pursue | |
agite | agit- | to push | |
pone | pon - | to put | Unlike in English, this verb inflects. |
virtaste | virtast- | to quarrel | |
cite | cit- | to quote | |
manazare | manazar- | to rain | |
daste | dast- | to raise | |
astome | astom- | to reach | |
atone | aton- | to react | |
vire | vir- | to read | |
cetzome | cetzom- | to realize | |
demus | de- | to receive | |
verbamus | verba[\- | to recite | |
conite | conit- | to recognize | |
viste | vist - | to record | |
zarode | zarod- | to recommend | |
gradeste | gradest- | to reconcile | |
edate | edat- | to recover | To rest or heal. |
ducte | duct- | to reduce | |
endeme | endem- | to refer | |
uzemire | uzemir- | to reflect | To reflect in thought. |
azomire | azomir- | to reflect | A physical thing i.e. light or an attack. |
hute | hut- | to refuse | |
vidare | vidar- | to regard | |
temus | te- | to regret | |
acorde | acord- | to relate | |
ceraze | ceraz- | to release | |
nuzome | nuzom- | to rely | To rely upon someone or something. |
enande | enand- | to remain | |
me | m- | to remember | |
more | mor - | to remind | |
covete | covet- | to remove | |
vetorume | vetorum- | to repeat | |
ecote | ecot- | to replace | |
venvire | venvir- | to reply | |
vetreste | vetrest- | to report | |
iltumus | iltu- | to represent | |
infere | infer- | to reprimand | |
perte | pert- | to repulse | |
hende | hend- | to require | |
imide | imid- | to resemble | |
revemus | reve- | to reserve | |
agrede | agred- | to respect | |
sicere | sicer- | to rest | |
pereste | perest- | to restrict | |
eveste | evest- | to result | |
notene | noten- | to retain | |
egamus | ega- | to retire | To withdraw. |
umeste | umest- | to return | To give back someone or something. |
demeste | demest- | to return | To go back somewhere physically or in memory. |
ilamus | ila- | to reveal | To reveal an ideal. |
velire | velir- | to reveal | To reveal something physically. |
oconde | ocond- | to revise | |
sictere | sicter- | to revive | |
rotere | roter- | to revolve | |
divare | divar- | to reward | |
seconne | seconn- | to ring | |
zideume | zideum- | to rise | |
periscere | periscer- | to risk | |
rolare | rolar- | to roll | |
reme | rem- | to row | |
edore | edor- | to rub | |
crezide | crezid- | to ruin | |
core | cor- | to run | |
taride | tarid- | to save | Specifically to save someone from danger. |
verzide | verzid- | to say | |
spere | sper- | to scatter | |
menente | menent- | to scratch | |
vide | vid- | to see | |
cardecire | cardecir- | to seem | |
gramus | gra- | to seize | |
vendere | vender- | to sell | |
marume | marum- | to send | |
amziere | amzier- | to separate | |
prezore | prezor- | to serve | |
pone | pon- | to set | |
duce | duc- | to settle | |
aberare | aberar- | to sew | |
tremone | tremon- | to shake | |
notire | notir- | to share | |
larese | lares- | to sharpen | |
alarese | alares- | to shave | |
ilumide | ilumid- | to shine | |
tire | tir- | to shoot | |
vortemus | vorte- | to shout | |
medreste | medrest- | to show | |
sipare | sipar- | to shut | |
pireme | pirem- | to sigh | |
escribe | escrib- | to sign | |
umeve | umev- | to signify | |
zolare | zolar- | to sing | |
hendere | hender- | to sink | |
sedate | sedat- | to sit | |
ezpire | ezpir- | to sleep | Literally, "to die". |
valdone | valdon- | to slip | |
senze | senz- | to smell | |
surride | surrid- | to smile | |
diome | diom- | to smile | To smile sadly. |
lumbe | lumb- | to smoke | |
stene | sten- | to sneeze | |
nive | niv- | to snow | |
tare | tar- | to sob | |
deviste | devist- | to soil | |
agreppe | agrepp- | to solve | |
nezireme | nezirem- | to sort | |
fibere | fiber- | to sound | |
verzpe | verzp- | to speak | |
vertide | vertid- | to spell | To spell out verbally. |
denode | denod- | to spend | To spend money. |
grentemus | grente- | to spit | |
mzierde | mzierd- | to split | |
ane | an- | to stand | |
nove | nov- | to start | |
verite | verit- | to state | |
podeste | podest- | to stay | |
daje | daj- | to steal | |
pode | pod- | to stick | |
senzede | senzed- | to stimulate | |
heuze | heuz- | to sting | |
arrete | arret- | to stop | |
perge | perg- | to strike | |
dezde | dezd- | to struggle | |
vizcrute | vizcrut- | to study | |
prese | pres- | to succeed | |
edire | edir- | to suck | |
intime | intim- | to suffer | |
staverimus | staveri- | to suffice | |
supple | suppl- | to suggest | |
sedate benore | sedat- | to suit | Be fitting. To "suit good", benore ‘good’) |
reqize | reqiz- | to supply | |
crumus | cru- | to support | |
ecrasse | ecrass- | to suppose | |
orte | ort- | to surprise | |
sirde | sird- | to surround | |
vevine | vevin- | to survive | |
sopicare | sopicar- | to suspect | |
epe | ep- | to swallow | |
trezime | trezim- | to swear | To curse; explative. |
vertede | verted- | to swear | To take an unbreakable oath; ancient Vampires who spoke Verzpertillio rarely used this word, and only those who truly vowed by their oath ever uttered this word. |
trezpe | trezp- | to sweat | |
nate | nat- | to swim | |
enontemus | enonte- | to sympathize | |
carete | caret- | to take | |
verze | verz- | to talk | |
fabulare | fabular- | to talk | |
eve | ev- | to taste | Speaking of the taste of blood. |
gadere | gader- | to teach | |
verzide | verzid- | to tell | To tell a story. |
nauzere | nauzer- | to tempt | |
heste | hest- | to tend | |
ezonde | ezond- | to test | |
grede | gred- | to thank | |
paruze | paruz- | to think | |
inide | inid- | to threaten | |
lace | lac- | to throw | |
tone | ton- | to thunder | |
noscure | noscur- | to tie | To bind something. |
uje | uj- | to tolerate | |
greste | grest- | to touch | |
ente | ent- | to train | |
ducire | duci- | to translate | |
transve | transv- | to transport | To transport others or objects. |
trasve | trasv- | to transport | To transport oneself only. |
enve | env - | to travel | |
sedimus | sedi- | to treat | |
emire | emir- | to tremble | |
taze | taz- | to try | |
zudeme | zudem- | to turn | |
edinave | edinav- | to uncover | |
prodentimus | prodenti- | to understand | |
evantemus | evante- | to undress | |
acce | acc - | to unfasten | |
pere | per- | to upset | |
ute | ut- | to use | |
visitare | visitar- | to visit | |
gestare | gestar- | to vomit | |
noreve | norev- | to wait | |
pregosere | pregoser- | to wake | To wake up from sleep. |
camire | camir- | to walk | |
herre | herr- | to wander | |
deside | desid- | to want | |
egrazire | egrazir- | to warn | |
livade | livad- | to wash | |
mirze | mirz- | to watch | |
mene | men- | to wave | |
vantore | vantor- | to wear | |
leme | lem- | to weep | |
tesse | tess- | to weigh | |
verzpertire | verzpertir- | to whisper | |
circire | circir- | to whistle | |
assende | assend- | to win | |
vierre | vierr- | to wind | To coil around. |
dolere | doler- | to wish | |
mirtentemus | mirtente- | to wonder | |
velarte | velart- | to work | |
esperze | esperz- | to worship | |
lectome | lictom- | to worry | |
vare | var- | to be worth | |
verrire | verrir- | to wrap up | |
tescribe | tescrib- | to write | |
adore | ador- | to yawn | |
vorztille | vorztill- | to yell |
Nouns
Vampiric nouns are listed here in their nominative form. Their gender is also included. Note that those nouns with "neuter" for gender mean, in Verzpertillio, that the
noun can be exchanged between male or female by the adding of -i at the end of the noun. Otherwise the noun remains in the neuter form which is its masculine form.
Noun | Gender | Translation | Notes |
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corvuti | Feminine | account | |
numereti | Feminine | addition | |
setomedeum | Masculine | adjustment | |
seterum | Masculine | agreement | |
aerum | Masculine | air | |
summa | Feminine | amount | |
hugerdi | Feminine | amusement | |
animalis | Masculine | animal | |
resoni | Feminine | answer | |
cureum | Masculine | apparatus | Can be used to describe things from a windmill to a cell phone. |
eferti | Feminine | approval | |
rezinedeum | Masculine | argument | |
neuzema | Feminine | art | |
egronis | Masculine | attention | |
nozati | Feminine | attraction | |
ilumateda | Masculine | authority | |
vostorum | Masculine | back | The human/animal back. Also postorum |
erotedeum | Masculine | balance | |
dorama | Feminine | base | A foundation. |
poretedeum | Masculine | behavior | |
fi | Feminine | belief | A personal belief, or a system of beliefs. |
nozema | Feminine | beauty | Interchangeable with night. |
travedeum | Masculine | birth | A form of the verb "to cross over", Vampires had no true word meaning "natural birth", or "birth from the womb". |
mordeum | Masculine | bite | |
vena | Feminie | blood | Curiously, in other Romance Languages the word "vena" means "blood vessel", but Verzpertillio seems to have taken the noun to mean the actual blood it carries. Consequently, the word "blood" and "blood vessel" are interchangeable in Verzpertillio. |
fletteri | Feminine | blow | A physical hit. |
azomier | Masculine | body | Specifically a human or vampire's body. The word contains the particle "azo-" which in Verzpertillio seems to have the etymological meaning of "physical" or "real". The particle "-mier" has the etymological connotation of "house". Literal transaltion: "That which houses them". Further study reveals the pronoun particle "ie" meaning "them". |
animieris | Masculine | body | Specifically an animal's body. |
vivlo | Masculine | book | |
sarom | Masculine | boy | A male vampire specifically under the age of 25 in appearance. |
serum | Masculine | boy/male | A male vampire or human of any age or appearance. |
serfareum | Masculine | boy | A male vampire or human under the age of 7, used when speaking of small boys. Improper to use for older males - indeed the word was known to be used as an insult, long ago. |
orium | Masculine | brass | a yellowish alloy metal used much during ancient times. |
vicreder | Masculine | bread | The word is used for all foods in general when vampires spoke of human food. |
ezpirum | Neuter | breath | |
venatum or feratum | Masculine | brother | Venatum (literally "brother through blood") was used for family members of close kin. Feratum was used for family members of more distant relation. |
adeum | Masculine | brother | Through friendship, or affection. A brotherly love, but not of intimacy. |
avitimieri or less formally aviti | Feminine | building | Can be used for any building or monument larger than a house. |
muztuma | Feminine | burn | Specifically a physical burn on the skin. |
gestaredeum | Masculine | burst | |
fedetis | Masculine | business | Phonology suggests the word is related to "fi" meaning a system of beliefs. |
tidor | Masculine | canvas | An art canvas. |
egovi | Feminine | care | Used for people who tended over others. |
azotari | Feminine | cause | The cause of something physical. A fight, an avalanche because of loud noise, etc. |
uzosti | Feminine | cause | The cause of something through indirect physical contact: an argument in the senate causes thousands to relocate villages. Thieves cause a small family to lose their business progressively, etc. |
portenti | Feminine | chance | |
vidumedeum | Masculine | change | |
enzanter | - | child | A vampire or human child. |
ivider | - | child | This word is used only for "vampire children". The term seems to translate to "only in sight" since a vampire child is usually older than what he or she looks physically. |
nuzamzier | - | childe | A human being of any age bitten by a vampire, and turned into a vampire, is their childe. |
lemper | Masculine | cloth | |
habardum | Masculine | coal | |
eteum | Masculine | color | |
darotedeum | Masculine | comfort | |
vendi | Feminine | company | "In the company of"; with others - friends, family, or even enemies. |
evedi | Feminine | comparison | |
temeti | Feminine | competition | |
adara | Feminine | condition | |
seroneti | Feminine | connection | |
sorettedeum | Masculine | control | |
cuprum | Masculine | copper | |
imiziri | Feminine | copy | |
tozi | Feminine | cough | A cough. From verb "toze to cough". |
etarum | Masculine | country | |
huvantedeum | Masculine | cover | A physical cover. A lid, blanket, sheet of wood, etc. |
linati | Feminine | crack | A physical crack on a material object. |
credeum | Masculine | credit | To give someone credit, be it money or their word. Literally "I credit you". From Latin. |
apropender | Masculine | crime | |
porati | Feminine | crush | Verzpertillio slang term: A more accurate translation of this word would be "an attraction to another", but this word seemed to have been used more as an affectionate way of expressing it, as opposed to the word "nozati". |
urdi | Feminine | cry | Specifically a shrill cry heard from a distance. |
turumi | Feminine | current | An electric current, or the flowing of water. |
linada | Feminine | curve | A slang term, used specifically for describing the curves of a human body in an intimate way. |
lestimedeum | Masculine | damage | |
preacilum | Masculine | danger | |
venati | Feminine | daughter | |
luzem | Masculine | day | |
ezpiri | Feminine | death | |
regrama | Feminine | debt | |
vizati | Feminine | decision | |
egradem | Masculine | degree | "He showed a high degree of learning". |
vescribedeum | Masculine | design | Specifically a design of art or a symbol. |
cupideum | Masculine | desire | |
cretoma | Feminine | destruction | |
senetum | Masculine | detail | Individual 'details' |
inira | Feminine | development | |
biberi | Feminine | digestion | |
portezi | Feminie | direction | |
cozqa | Feminine | discovery | |
nosfeteum | Masculine | disease | Specifically diseases that afflict vampires only. |
inveteum | Masculine | disease | Specificially diseases that afflict humans only. |
curum | Masculine | A vampire disease, known in many modern languages as "kuru". | |
tedum | Masculine | disgust | |
porestena | Feminine | distance | |
spareti | Feminine | distribution | |
temora | Feminine | doubt | |
virenozeum | Masculine | dream | The word was used by vampires when speaking of their vivid "vampire dreams". From "haberevaris virenoeumae" meaning "to have dreams", which is the closest equivalent vampires had to "good night". |
idunis | Masculine | drink | A drink, can be used to mean alcoholic, water, or any other liquids consumed by humans or vampires. |
pulves | Feminine | dust | Specifically a feathery dust on a smooth surface. |
pulviaris | Masculine | dust | Specifically airborne dust. |
terra | Feminine | Earth | The planet Earth. |
maregis | Masculine | edge | |
structi | Feminine | education | |
effectis | Masculine | effect | |
ilumetir | - | elder | An ancient group of vampires who have overseen the vampire population for centuries. Also: verzparae, and vempirae. |
maretis | Masculine | end | Also found in an older word sozer. |
fertedus | Masculine | error | |
dezetum | Masculine | event | An ancient word, with little etymological relation to Latin - origin unknown. |
plaradeum | Masculine | example | |
ezera | Feminine | existence | |
ilurdir | - | expert | Specifically a martial arts expert. |
veri | Feminine | fact | A truth. The word has a phonological relation to "see" and "truth". |
ferteni | Feminine | family | |
pertenis | Masculine | father | Literally, "you belong to". |
meteum | Masculine | fear | |
farati | Feminine | fiction | An ancient word, with little etymological relation to Latin - word origin unknown. |
peastos | Masculine | field | A field of grass. |
prugiri | Feminine | fight | A fight between two individuals. |
vationi | Feminine | fight | A fight between many individuals; a struggle, a battle, a war. |
cendari | Feminine | fire | |
seper | - [Irregular] | flavor | The taste of something. |
loriz | Feminine | flower | |
aterum | Masculine | focus | |
vicredeum | Masculine | food | Human food. |
soresta | Feminine | force | As in "wind is a strong force". |
grama | Feminine | form | |
amerum | Masculine | friend | |
veula | Feminine | girl | Female vampire or human of any age. Word origin unknown. |
veuliz | Feminine | girl | Female vampire or human under the age of 10. Improper to use for older females - word was known to be used as an insult. Word origin unknown. |
veulara | Feminine | girl | Female vampire under the age of 25. A "young female" in appearance. Word origin unknown. |
vidrim | Masculine | glass | |
auronis | Masculine | gold | |
dimocrati | Feminine | government | Used when speaking of any form of "human" organized government. |
paerbem | Masculine | grass | |
obus | Masculine | group | |
ilustimir | - | guide | A guide - word seems to literally mean, "to light the way". |
porteus | Masculine | harbor | A sea harbor. |
portarendis | Masculine | harbor | A safeplace - word is related to a "sea harbor" for both have the connotation of holding something. |
coroda | Feminine | harmony | An ancient word, with little etymological relation to Latin - word origin unknown. |
zaro | Masculine [irregular] | hate | An ancient word, with little etymological relation to Latin - word origin unknown. |
ateziorenti | Feminine | hearing | A trial, a hearing. The awareness of being in a trial. |
cazo | Masculine [irregular] | heat | An ancient word, with little etymological relation to Latin - word origin unknown. |
imaneus | Masculine | heaven | Possible ancient Greek religious origin. Also, sky. |
adoneus | Masculine | hell | Possible ancient Greek religious origin. |
etura | Feminine | history | |
semta | Feminine | hour | |
humilita | Feminine | humility | |
andredi | Feminine | humor | |
aeda | Feminine | ice | An ancient word, with little etymological relation to Latin - word origin unknown. |
vea | Feminine | path | |
videra | Feminine | sight |
Interjections
Common vampiric interjections are listed here, along with their level of formality.
Interjection | Formality | Translation | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
virti | Informal | bye | |
virtemtio | Formal | goodbye | |
prestario | Formal | greetings/hello | |
'terio | Informal | modern translation would be "hey" or "hi" | |
adero | Informal | modern translation would be "hey" | |
supplicatus | Formal | please | |
si supplireum | Formal | please | Much more formal. |
gredi | Informal | thanks | |
gredo | Formal | thank you |
Prepositions
Prepositions are listed here.
Preposition | Translation | Notes |
---|---|---|
suvrom | above | |
tresivrom or atrano | across | |
portente | against | |
e portens | along | |
comuntris | among | |
duverum o edque | anywhere | |
deros sercus | around | |
vissi | at | |
vitesso | backward | |
antem | before | |
vintum | behind | |
inverom | below | |
derostum | between | |
ire postum | beyond | |
assivrom | by | |
inverto | down | |
inveris | downward | |
alleurez | elsewhere | |
carem post carem illi | everywhere | |
soderen | except | |
tenum | far | |
param also des | for | |
posturem | forward | |
te | from | |
post | here | |
derom also en | in | |
tevis | inside | |
postis | near | |
post te | beside | |
carem also deis | of | |
avetis | outside | |
suvros | over | |
des | since | |
seratis | somewhere | |
ectus | straight | |
illi | there | |
per | through | |
versi | towards | |
suvsettio | under | |
suvseterem | underneath | |
avero que | until | |
verzi suvrom | upward | |
comun | with | |
sistrom | without |
Conjunctions
Verzpertillio conjunctions are listed here.
ertizo | also | |
erquam | although | |
egredio | and | The word can mean, depending on placement, tone, mood, situation, many different things: "and, but, alas! stop! well… look! look out! danger! hey!" are a few examples. |
vudero | because | |
egredio | but | |
tierdo or si | if | The first is formal and the second is informal. |
o | or | |
des | since | |
valte | very |
Adjectives
Verzpertillio adjectives are listed here.
vicate | important | |
teme | rash | "To be rash," |
corde | serious | |
timide | timid |
Adverbs
Verzpertillio adverbs are listed here.
ut | how | |
cordentum | seriously |