linne : shallows, near-land, coastal waters, tidal-zone
linnine : of coastal waters,
muir : sea, the ocean
muirrine : of the sea (muirrine blue; deep teal)
muirar : seaman, sailor
laae : deep, under, deep sea, beyond the coast
laag : low (depth), deep ocean-green, mesopelagic
laagerrine : of the middle-depths, deep loden/seaweed green
drau : abyssal, crush-depth, drowning depths
draue : drowning, beneath
drauar: drowned, sunken
fenil : high, above, crest, peak, wave crest
lael : wave trough, below, low (height)
laaeninne : of the deep sea, royal blue
nadir : deepest or furthest point, void
nadirrine : of the darkest depth, hraen, deep purple-blue
maare : horizon, flatness, reaches
shaullue : wind in the sails, guiding wind, captured gale
shao : breeze, light wind
shaul : strong wind, gale
lue : caught, have
isse : spill, to loose, free
iss : freedom, loose, untethered
shaosse : spilled wind, a sail configuration, weather helm
musse : mast
raelle : keel
trun : crossed over, laid over
trunden : transverse frames, ribs
haua : hull, body

laaonarre : travelling (beyond the coast + horizon)
laaonar : traveler
on : across, beyond, "over there"

merredar : commander
merrede : command, to give commands

Fendraumeir : fleet admiral, "high-abyss-master", "master of all depths"
Draumeir : admiral, "abyss-master", "lord of crushing deep"
Ondraum : vice-admiral, "near-abyss", "second of the deep"
Laedraum : rear admiral, "deep-under-abyss", "abyss' foundation"
Venmaaren : commodore, "commander of multiple horizons"
Maarendar : captain, "horizon-commander", "master of the reach"
Maaren' : "cap'n", casual shortening
Fenimaar(endar) : post-captain, "high horizon", "master of the crest reach"
Muiradon : lieutenant, "sea-walker", "walks the ocean"
Eladon : midshipman, "little-brother-walker", "walks as younger kin"
Maarenis (placeholder) : navigator, charterer, "horizon-reader", "sees the far-lines"
Laonnis : psychic navigator, "deep-seer", "reads the abyss"

naeth : witch, sorcery, curse
Naeth-Maarendar : witch-captain

lopelausa : game meat, prey, can be insult
lausa : hunt, beast
lause : hunting, beasts
lausar : hunter
lope : low (as in intelligence, expendable), edible, contemporary insult
laurreline : friend/kindly beast, canine or feline, domesticated beast pet
rela : friend, kind
relline : friendly, kindness
hessa : horse, steed, ride
hessir : relating to horses/riding
hessar : rider, horseman
drauhessa : folkloric drown-horse, mythological sea-horse
drauhessir : of/relating to heraldry using the drown-horse

allan: form, structure with purpose, lines (of a ship), ideal
allaninne: graceful, beautiful, elegant
allante : dancing, elegant movement, grace, design
allantine : dance (as craft/art), artistry, craft
allahessen : horse dressage, martial performance

tatoa : tomorrow
-droa : day after (tatoadroa = day after tomorrow)
-bena : day before (datrabena = day before yesterday)
datra : yesterday
asfa : day, full day
feifi : today, "wake now"
fi : now, immediate
fei : wake, to wake up
sol : sleep, rest
uo : about, around, approximate (as in time, but uncertain)
ua : approximate but many (as in number, appended to plurals, like hessaua)

ne : me, myself, I
ne laaonarre uo fenilasra tatoa = I'm travelling about/-ish/i'm guessing noon(high passage) tomorrow
fen : he, his
vir : she, hers
ven : they, them, indiscriminate, specific groups of 2+ but few people.
venua : they, them, many people, a crowd. (ven is phonological mix of fen + vir as groups are not sex-specific.)

fenilasra : high passage, noon, "asra at the crest"
feilasra : waking passage, morning, "waking asra"
solasra : fading passage, evening, "resting asra"
laanasra : low passage, evening, "low asra"

thea : return, longing, "come back"
suntea : voyage, distance
Theasuntea : Capital of Arune, Translated to Theastone for The Reply
lua : light, beacon, guiding light, signal, lantern
Thealua : Translated to Thealume. The lighthouse.

ingal : claw
crua : blood, gore
bibi : cute, small, harmless, inedible
bibilausa : useless, impractical, endearing
solle : freeze, chill, to ice over
solline : white, cream colour, snowy, cold (the solline vale)
somme : warmth, to make warm, light, copperine, orange
mer : from, origin
set : comely, pretty
sommeset : pretty warmth, a sunset of orange, beautiful light