Phonetic Picture-Writing:        Dictionary         220  words

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In the main article the principle of phonetic picture-writing is described:   Ideograms are composed of specially designed letters, the writing direction is vertical from bottom to top. The following ideograms are formed by the extended alphabet (not 12, but 15 letters) described here

The pronunciation of the ideograms is also given in international phonetic writing (a help for those people who do not know the letters of phonetic picture-writing), but speak   h = sh (like in 'shoe')
Accent always at the first syllable!

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Containers Fire Household Craft Military
Traffic Mathematics Geometry Electric
Visual Arts Music Unclassified



Astronomy:
lalistar
fipesun
fipujehazy sun
kifipihishining sun
fapimoon
Weather:
livifipuweather (image: sun or raining cloud?)
kivihiflash
livilivirain
Geography:
fejujepilake
fifewater
ejawater surface
ejusiswamp
apihill, rounded mountain
aketisteep mountain with rocky top
Plants:
lisisiplant
lopifungus, with stem and cap
hiligrass
enanasicactus
lilejasipalm
lakikitifir
lifemekibroadleaf tree, with leaves
lisaniflower
visejaniorchid
lilifiketulip
siseniear (of grass, cereals)
sihipisibeet
sinetilihusk
unitithorn
Animals:
kapijellyfish
afipaficrab
ahikopafrog
nahipisimisongbird
sahipurat
ovifovenakangaroo
movenahimigazelle
mirovehaficow
movitihorse (stylized)
fokisimechimpanzee
Man:
felaface
silahappy
anojelainfant
nenojelaadolescent
ninemipelaadult
nepelaman
nemojelaman (male adult)
ninimimelamister (shown in suit)
nokipelawoman
nosimilaparent (lower 4 letters = child)
nolimilateacher (shown declaiming; lower 4 letters = child)
nefakipelapregnant woman (detect the childs face in the belly)
nokojelalittle girl
ulufipaembryo
ahamesaLilliputian
mukukelainvalid
anomolademonstrant (holding a sign)
relaricaptive
rejotaricriminal (see 'brute')
rekitiminipersecutee (politically persecuted man: in the face you can recognize a barrack + fence)
selajopisoldier (with helmet, in the face a dagger and a shield are hinted)
nehujuhand (like holding something)
nehurivihand, forefinger stretched out
Religion:
fifepipiworld
filalipieternity
fifelalipiBuddha
kifelapihisaint
emilalienlightened
apiloligrave (christian)
Clothing:
akipeclothing, garment
ninimimasuit
arimoshorts
otihat
ojemapihelmet (as used by motorbike drivers)
piledress-hanger
kolilohicoat stand
Houses:
fajanest
akitisitent
amokelittle house
ojajokelog-house
aravujefactory
Furniture:
toseasaw   (a toy)
momopiece of furniture
morolittle bureau with legs
mamamashelf
kejotable
Containers:
fodish
efobowl with foot
efofocrockery
olifoglass with short stem
olilifoglass with long stem
omimikinejebottle, with cork or screw cap
ehikinevase
Fire:
ahitifire
hirikitiflame
eninesitiburning candle
Household Appliance:
sisilocorkscrew
sineneknife
nelisinefork
fovividipper
lisihofunnel
hajafilter
omotuvihand-mill (e.g. hand coffee grinder)
opejoscales (modern)
uvikuhiventilator
olehipiluvacuum cleaner
firovipipadlock
Craft:
fivihook
sininonail
sisenoscrew
ejejenometal screw
ejejemispiralic spring
lilenescrewdriver
tilisiwrench (a more detailed, but longer word: hipeninefiki)
hipehimimipliers
vovihammer
omoninehammer
sihuninehachet
luvuledrill
Military:
sininolesword
lipilitibow + arrow(s)
uvuruvimachine gun
Traffic:
mimiroad
mehovehicle
fepovelaweelchair patient
fojukitisailboat
foholisailing ship
folomoliship with sqare sails
elotiairplane
tenetimissile
Mathematics:
lione
nitwo
rithree
piminiliinfinitesimal calculus
Geometry:
fipicircle
fimipiellipse
omosquare
omimorectangle
okititriangle
sihikitirhomb
oketrapezium
ehikehexagon
olodouble-T
loT
lolicross, symmetrical
sihiangle
Electric:
hahielektricity
rifapirielectric motor (inside armature with winding, outside electromagnets, also with winding)
vulenicable with plug
nopiliplug
alecontrol (symbol similar to internationally used symbol)
faroluviPC-mouse
ofiposcreen
ofipatelevision
ojafipatelevision set
otomocomputer
rojochip
nomomepielectronic tube
fikejeelectric bulb
ejeninejefluorescent tube
lilejepistreet lamp
olilisokestanding lamp (about the height of a man)
olisokestanding lamp (lower than the word before)
opililihanging lamp (ideograms for many forms possible)
okenineflashlight
opepitelefone
omolimiradio
fupiriradar (at bottom: screen with rotating beam; on top: symbol for radiation, also interpretable as signal lamps etc.)
filivito receive (symbolic: something is falling into a dish)
virito transmit directional
lirito transmit
etiliritransmitter
leriantenna
folidish antenna
okefolibroadcasting station with dish antenna, e.g. satellite broadcasting station
okefupibroadcasting station with dish antenna
nemalirobot (~ face with antenna or rectangular figure)
nanomerarobot
kilurucamera (very old model)
atasahologram
fepiatom (elektrons circle around kernel;similar to ufepi "bubble": also an atom is nearly empty space)
fepifepimolecule
fepehydrogen (has 1 cycling electron)
efepeHelium (has 2 cycling electrons)
Visual Arts:
nelilipaintbrush
vilenito paint ( ~ moved paintbrush, face)
milanipainting ( ~ moved paintbrush, portrait)
emaimage
ojemajoportrait
melumemodern; also modern painting style
omelumogeometric painting
liminiexpressionistic (~ indistinct face or tree, moved paintbrush)
vukuluvibizarre
ejerajamosaic
vemilamerelief
opifelabust
omonikelastatue
ojemepistone slab   with epigraph
mipimipiromanic; especially 'in romanic architectural style'
riminiligothic; especially 'in gothic architectural style'
arapafipebaroque; especially 'in baroque architectural style'
femakimask
ejufemakicarnival
omojeratheater
Music:
hilikilato sing
lifimituning fork
kileloremusic stand
lokinebell
orohidrum
enenejeneflute
otilililifanfare
ufipisoFrench horn
mojafo.gifgrand piano
fekihipineneguitar
fanapilevioline
Unclassified:
vamaflag
ejevujuto signal ( ~ waving arms, flags, left half of speaking face with winking eye)
ejelujuto inform (see preceding word)
ajalajainformations ( ~ writing, punch-card, bit-pattern, the hinted face resembles speaking, seeing, hearing)
ojolayer, stratum
esunibye ( ~ raised hand, face)

A hint for printing: Most ink-jet printers draw the ideograms too bulky - because of the running ink, the lines become too broad. When printed smaller, the ideograms look better!

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update:   2013 - 1 - 5