Kumiho dictionary

Kumiho are divided into three major languages and cultures, with a few smaller ones here and there. Below are their categorizations and accompanying dictionary.

Among the greater ones are Putsaxe tongue of the Putsen kumiho, Mugvonhvo of the Mugvonen kumiho, and Nunba of the Oknen kumiho.

Some of the lesser ones are Hisenxi of the Hisenki kumiho, Bufu of the Bufu kumiho, Southern Mugvonhvo of the Hunhvonen kumiho, Sungvo of the Sungvo kumiho, Renge of the Rengenon kumiho, and Seshvan of the Seshvanbabu kumiho.

Though their languages may differ, all kumiho write in the same script, the Kutsanka, as ordained by Tantvits' Shogunate.

Greater languages
Below are the greater languages, that is Mugvonhvo, Nunba, and Putsaxe.

Mugvonhvo
Mugvonhvo is the language of the Mugvonen kumiho. Alongside Nunba and Putsaxe, it is one of the official languages of the united kumiho people. Its main distinguishing feature is the addition of a "v" in almost every syllable. Vowels are exempt and, in turn, it is impossible for a syllable to start with a "v".

Air - Otvo (O-tvo)

Body - Tsuhvan (Tsu-hvan)

Kumiho - Gumehvo (Gu-meh-hvo)

Kutsanka - Kutsvonkvo (Ku-tsvon-kvo)

People - En (En)

Poetry - Hu (Hu)

Shogun - Chogvo (Cho-gvo)

Ximi (people) - Tsimven (Tsi-mven)

Yes - Mogve (Mo-gve)

Nunba
Nunba is the language of the Oknen kumiho. Alongside Mugvonhvo and Putsaxe, it is one of the official languages of the united kumiho people. Nunba is spoken with a heavy accent and its words are shorter than those of its peers, and so it is often hard to understand, even for fellow kumiho.

Face - Dumt (Dumt)

Happiness - Gluf (Gluf)

Kumiho - Nbnen (Nb-nen)

Kutsanka - Ksnka (K-sn-ka)

Mask - Dumtka (Dum-tka)

Moon - N (N)

No - Neikul (Nei-kul)

Red - Buturkn (Bu-tur-kn)

Shogun - Ogn (O-gn)

Skull - Ur (Ur)

Sword - Shbvo (Sh-bvo)

Water - Nyurgvu (Nyur-gvu)

Words - Ba (Ba)

Worship - Sbun (S-bun)

Ximi (people) - Sum (Sum)

Yes - Mge (M-ge)

Putsaxe
Putsaxe is the language of the Putsen kumiho. Alongside Mugvonhvo and Nunba, it is one of the official languages of the united kumiho. It is the most common language encountered by Ximi people.

1 (One) - Yi (Yi)

2 (Two) - Mo (Mo)

3 (Three) - Tsu (Tsu)

4 (Four) - Si (Si)

5 (Five) - Tu (Tu)

Blossom - Fnuhi (Fnu-hi)

Blossoming - Fnuhyon (Fnu-hyon)

Death - Datahyon (Da-ta-hyon)

Disappear - Hrvahyon (Hr-va-hyon)

Etch - Kutshyon (Kuts-hyon)

Kumiho - Kumiho (Ku-mi-ho)

Kutsanka - Kutsanka (Ku-tsan-ka)

Of - Ef (Ef)

People - En (En)

Poetry - Ho (Ho)

Shogun - Shogon (Sho-gon)

Speech - Axe (A-xe)

Tree - Hana (Ha-na)

Words - Sanka (San-ka)

What - Heto (He-to)

Ximi (people) - Simsol (Sim-sol)

Yes - Moge (Mo-ge)

Lesser languages
Below are the lesser languages, that is Bufu, Hisenxi, Renge, Seshvan, Southern Mugvonhvo, and Sungvo

Bufu
Bufu is the language spoken by the Bufu kumiho.

Huntress - Fute (Fu-te)

Shogun - Shogon (Sho-gon)

Yes - Me (Me)

Hisenxi
Hisenxi is the language spoken by the Hisenki kumiho.

Swine - Gangan (Gan-gan)

Renge
Renge is the language spoken by the Rengenon kumiho.

Food - Etsu (E-tsu)

People - Non (Non)

Seshvan
Seshvan is the language spoken by the Seshvanbabu kumiho.

Ball - Ro (Ro)

Child - Bab (Bab)

Kumiho - Kemiho (Ke-mi-ho)

Moon - Dopouro (Do-po-u-ro)

Shining - Dopohyo (Do-po-hyo)

Southern Mugvonhvo
Southern Mugvonhvo is the language spoken by Hunhvonen, a small offshoot of Mugvonen.

No - Negee (Ne-gee)

Yes - Vogee (Vo-gee)

Sungvo
Sungvo is the language spoken by the Sungvo kumiho.

Ash - Hvokaka (Hvo-ka-ka)

Food - Kim (Kim)

Kutsanka - Kutshvonka (Kuts-hvon-ka)

Urn - Sutsumuntokva (Su-tsu-mun-to-kva)

Writing - Kutshva (Kuts-hva)