====== Commonthroat/Vocabulary =====

  * **sfcg** //noun// : Pup. Properly a yinrih or tree dweller between the time they are weaned and the time they reach adulthood at around 53 Terran years after conception. Also used to refer to human children.

  * **lPr** //verb// : To climb

  * **HJqg** //Noun// : Tree

  * **rpM** //Adjective// : Small

  * **rbfq** //Adjective// : Old

  * **spr** //Adverb// : Yesterday

  * **rpMr** //Adjective// : Happy

  * **rNlr** //Adjective// : Good

  * **P** //Preposition// : In. Within

  * **dqg** //Noun// : Forest

  * **bc** //Preposition// : On. Upon

  * **qDCg** //Noun// : Mountain

  * **rnL** //Adverb// : Not

  * **sFsFg** //Noun// : Friend

  * **dcrg** //Noun// : Dam. Mother. A yinrih may have between 1 and 6 biological mothers

  * **rnqg** //Noun// : Paw. May refer to either the forefeet or hind feet.

  * **qgKqg** //Noun// : A yinrih of either gender. May exclude pups

  * **sMp** //Verb// : To step. To tread

  * **sgHq** //Noun// : Grass

  * **rGhq** //Noun// : House. Home

  * **jr** //Adjective// : big

  * **qCDg** //Noun// : Male litter mate

  * **kHr** //Verb// : To strike with the tail

  * **rkHr** //Adjective// : Angry

  * **Plq** //Verb// : To dig

  * **fCq** //Verb// : To find. To come into possession of

  * **rDBq** //Noun// : Money

  * **qCq** //Verb// : To see. The use this verb to mean //encounter//, //run into//, or //meet// postdates First Contact and is likely influenced by the English usage of //see//. The usual Commonthroat word to use in this context would be ''%%sCfr%%'' //to smell//. Yinrih recognize one another by the smell of their musk more than by sight.

  * **rnqCDqg** //Noun// : "Holding paw" (Human hand)

  * **rnqrfbrg** //Noun// : "Walking paw" (Human foot)

  * **qfrg** //Noun// : Fire

  * **rmKg** //Noun// : Hearth

  * **qMNrg** //Noun// : Sun

  * **BCq** //Verb// : To illuminate, to shine upon

  * **j** //Conjunction// : And

  * **l** //Conjunction// : Or

  * **qMqmg** //Noun// : Human. Comes from an onomatopoeia of the English word //human//

  * **rfbr** //Verb// : To walk on four legs

  * **rDB** //Verb// : To walk on the rear paws, to struggle forward

  * **rBFr** //Numeral// : Four

  * **sNLrg** //Noun// : Leg, arm

  * **qBf** //Numeral// : Two

  * **B** //Preposition// : From

  * **smpr** //Verb// : To fall

  * **rdc** //Adjective// : Poor, pitiable

  * **rlnq** //Verb// : To cut

  * **slpqg** //Noun// : Tail

  * **sjr** //Adverb// : Tomorrow

  * **rGKqsfb** //Verb// : To return

  * **sNMq** //Verb// : To kill

  * **khqkhg** //Noun// : (informal) an male yinrih, usually an adult. The word is similar to English slang words like //dude// or //guy//

  * **rMLcdrg** //Noun// : computer. Originally referred to a paw-held personal computer similar in usage to human smartphone, the meaning has broadened to encompass computers of any size

  * **nl** //Verb// : to be at or in a location, often used with prepositions. Similar in usage to Mandarin zài

  * **khqkhfdg** //Noun// : Little fellow, little guy. (diminutive of ''%%khqkhg%%''

  * **NPr** //Adjective// : Rare, strange, odd, amusing

  * **qMP** //Verb// : to wash

  * **BFrg** //Noun// : room

  * **qdBq** //Verb// : to lap, to drink by sticking the tongue in liquid and drawing it back into the mouth in a spoon shape

  * **scBqg** //Noun// : water

  * **qnlqCb** //Verb// : to sicken

  * **rLPqg** //Noun// : Light

  * **BCq** //Verb// : To shine upon

  * **rpMr** //Adjective// : happy

  * **hgq** //Conjunction// : Because

  * **MNqg** //Noun// : Day

  * **rgj** //Verb// : To become

  * **rmn** //Adjective// : Long

  * **sG** //Preposition// : to (direction)

  * **rGhqg** //Noun// : home, house

  * **sD** //Verb// : to go

  * **rGKq** //Verb// : to come

  * **qJq** //Verb// : to swim

  * **rCFq** //Verb// : to eat

  * **qcDg** //Noun// : fruit

  * **qgJ** //Verb// : to use

  * **Cbg** //Noun// : Amount, quantity, number

  * **qhqg** //Noun// : sire. As with dams, yinrih have anywhere from one to six biological fathers

  * **qlng** //Noun// : manner, way

  * **qfdr** //Verb// : to stand (on all fours)

  * **BC** //Adverb// : all

  * **qMqmg** //Noun// : human

  * **nq** //Preposition// : Among

  * **qnlq** //Adjective// : sick

  * **lNrmg** //Noun// : healer

  * **rnP** //Verb// : to live

  * **dFr** //Verb// : to show

  * **rBFrrnqskg** //Noun// : literally "Fourpaws", a generic proper name similar to //John Doe//

  * **sPlqBdskg** //Noun// : literally "Wetnose", a generic placeholder name

  * **LMrg** //Noun// : moot, assembly, congregation

  * **rDB** //Verb// : to speak

  * **Lmq** //Verb// : to fix

  * **bf** //Verb// : to finish, conclude, come to a natural end

  * **fb** //Verb// : to stop, halt

  * **sg** //Verb// : to begin

  * **GJq** //Verb// : to persist, to keep on

  * **sFb** //Verb// : to vomit

  * **qBf** //Numeral// : two

  * **DC** //Preposition// : below

  * **GJHGg** //Noun// : task

  * **sdFr** //Adjective// : some

  * **CD** //Preposition// : above

  * **sBr** //Verb// : to leave