1. lerfu
1.1. denpa bu
1.1.1. dot: a pause
1.2. slaka bu
1.2.1. comma: a syllable break
1.3. letter
2. sumti
2.1. what is involved in the relationship expressed by the selbri in a bridi
2.2. pro-sumti
2.2.1. a cmavo that refers to and/or can be used as a sumti
3. bridi
3.1. predicate that expresses a relationship between a number of sumti
3.2. pro-bridi
3.2.1. a cmavo that refers to a bridi and can also be used as a selbri
3.3. bridi tail
3.3.1. a selbri possibly followed by attached sumti
4. selbri
4.1. the relationship expressed in a bridi
4.2. gadri
4.2.1. article: transforms a selbri into a sumti
4.3. sumtcita
4.3.1. tags to specify further elements of a selbri (tenses, ...)
4.4. tanru
4.4.1. a compound selbri
4.4.2. ziltau
4.4.2.1. part of a tanru
4.4.2.2. tertau
4.4.2.2.1. modified part of a tanru
4.4.2.3. seltau
4.4.2.3.1. modifier part of a tanru
5. rafsi
5.1. combining form of a gismu or a cmavo
6. valsi
6.1. word
6.2. cmevla
6.2.1. word ending with a consonant. Normally used as a name
6.3. cmavo
6.3.1. particle
6.3.1.1. V-form
6.3.1.2. CV-form
6.3.1.3. VV-form
6.3.1.4. CVV-form
6.3.2. sema'o
6.3.2.1. grammar class of a cmavo
6.4. brivla
6.4.1. word that express a relationship
6.4.1.1. always end in a vowel
6.4.1.2. always contain a consonant pair in the first five letters
6.4.1.3. always are stressed on the next-to-the-last (penultimate) syllable
6.4.2. gismu
6.4.2.1. words expressing a basic relationship
6.4.2.1.1. always have five letters
6.4.2.1.2. always start with a consonant and end with a single vowel
6.4.2.1.3. always contain exactly one consonant pair
6.4.2.1.4. are always stressed on the first syllable
6.4.3. lujvo
6.4.3.1. word created joining two or more rafsi
6.4.4. fu'ivla
6.4.4.1. word imported from another language