Lexicon and word definitions
| Lemma | Gloss |
|---|---|
| arc• | chief rank; senior authority; high office |
| argau• | chief; senior; high-ranking |
| argecantor• | Archcantor; chief cantor; senior cantor |
| ast• | song; chant; ordered vocal piece |
| ast-• | sacred song; chant; ordered voice |
| astac• | pitch tool; tuning device; chant instrument |
| astal• | choir; choral institution; organized body of sacred singers |
| astal nōr cordōn• | The Choir of the Nine Chords |
| astalon• | the Choir state; like the Vatican |
| astedōm• | parish; local Choir jurisdiction; choral district |
| astet• | sung formula; chant-formula; fixed ritual utterance |
| astisau• | singing; chanting; giving sacred voice |
| astisaut• | sung; chanted; given sacred voice |
| astisen• | to sing; to chant; to give sacred voice |
| astor• | chorister; choir singer; member of the choir |
| astun• | chant; act of chanting; choral rite |
| cal-• | bind; constrain; impose order on |
| calaut• | bound; order-imposed; constrained |
| calen• | to bind; to constrain; to impose order on |
| cant• | lead-chant; lead-song; guiding chant |
| cantau• | cantorial; of a cantor; belonging to chant leadership |
| cantisau• | chant leading; serving as cantor |
| cantisen• | to lead chant; to serve as cantor |
| canton• | cantor’s office; office of chant leadership; cantorate |
| cantor• | cantor; chant leader; appointed leader of chant |
| cantun• | act of leading chant; chant-leading rite |
| cardal• | electorate; sacred province; territorial office-land of a Cardor |
| cardau• | electoral; princely; belonging to territorial high authority |
| cardor• | Elector; religious prince-governor; holder of territorial high authority |
| cart• | territorial high authority; princely sacred office; electoral dignity |
| cordau• | chordal; chord-like |
| cordehalor• | Chordwarden; warden of the chords; keeper of the chord |
| cordisau• | sounding as a chord; making chordal |
| cordisaut• | harmonized; made chordal; sounded as a chord |
| cordisen• | to chord; to sound as a chord; to voice/set as a chord |
| cort• | chord; harmonic tone-group; ritual chord |
| cōr• | crown; circlet; rank-crown |
| cōral• | monarchy; royal court; crown institution |
| cōrau• | crown-bearing; royal; of the crown |
| cōredōm• | kingdom; crown-realm; territory ruled by a monarch |
| cōrisaut• | crowned; invested with a crown; installed into crowned rank |
| cōrisen• | to crown; to invest with a crown; to install into crowned rank |
| cōror• | monarch; crowned sovereign; king; queen |
| cōrun• | crowning; coronation; crown-investiture rite |
| dōm• | realm; jurisdiction; governed territory |
| dōmal• | governing seat; jurisdictional institution |
| dōmau• | jurisdictional; territorial; sovereign |
| dōmen• | to govern; to rule; to administer a jurisdiction |
| dōmor• | governor; ruler; holder of jurisdiction |
| hal• | guard; watch; warding; protective watch |
| halal• | guard-post; warding office; protective station |
| halau• | guarding; protective; warding |
| halaut• | guarded; kept; preserved; under protection |
| halen• | to guard; to keep; to watch over; to preserve |
| halor• | warden; keeper; guardian |
| malc• | discord; dissonance; dissonant split |
| malgar | the devil |
| malgau• | discordant; dissonant; out of concord |
| malgisen• | to make discordant; to set into dissonance; to break concord |
| malgor• | discordant one; dissenter; opponent of concord; rebel; heretic; anti-choir believer |
| mir• | in front of; before, spatially |
| mirau• | front; frontal; foremost |
| mirecantor• | precentor; leading cantor; choir director |
| mirisen• | to move to the front; to stand before; to go before |
| miron• | front; forepart; front area |
| othron• | God; supreme divine authority; God of sacred order |
| pāp• | supreme sacred authority; living sacred voice; absolute doctrinal office |
| pāpal• | papal seat; |
| pāpau• | papal; belonging to the Pāpor; belonging to supreme sacred authority |
| pāpon• | Papal residence; Papal office |
| pāpor• | Pāpor; supreme head of the Choir; living voice of sacred order |
| rēm• | concord; harmony; consonant agreement |
| rēmau• | concordant; harmonious; consonant; in agreement |
| rēmaut• | harmonized; brought into concord; made consonant |
| rēmen• | to harmonize; to bring into concord; to make consonant |
| rēmesacron• | cathedral; high church of concord; great church of harmony |
| rēmor• | Harmonarch; officer of concord; harmony-holder |
| sacrau• | sacred; holy; consecrated |
| sacrisaut• | hallowed; consecrated; made sacred |
| sacrisen• | to hallow; to consecrate; to make sacred |
| sacron• | church; sanctuary; consecrated worship-house |
| sacror• | sacred one; consecrated person; saint |
| ser• | service; attendance; ritual assistance |
| serisen• | to serve; to attend; to assist ritually |
| seror• | acolyte; ritual attendant; rite-servant |
| sten• | silence; quiet; hush |
| stenau• | quiet; silent; restrained in voice |
| stenaut• | silenced; quieted; made quiet |
| stenen• | to silence; to quiet; to keep silence |
| stenor• | quiet one; lay faithful member of the Choir; member of the Quiet |
| tūn• | tunic; ritual garment; novice vestment |
| tūnau• | vested; tunic-clad; marked by ritual clothing |
| tūnaut• | vested; ritually clothed; given the tunic |
| tūnen• | to vest; to clothe ritually; to dress in consecrated garments |
| tūnor• | Tuned novice; vested novice; member of the Tuned |