Kót wàwa/Wordlist

A partial wordlist. I'm still not ready to do this properly, but I'll start.

ním	ákulkót	nát	biggest diff from tp	notes
li	(introduces a verb phrase and asserts that it's being done by the subject)	tok li
lì	"S is done by something that also does O"	tok li	it can be used as a content word this way
mì	"S is me (at/to O)"	tok mi	You still have to say li when you use mi as the subject. e.g. li li dòk as rather than mi toki
e	(introduces an object of a verb just said)	tok e	e is not needed if you're using an immediate object.
è	"S happens to O"	tok e	it can be used as a content word
dòk	"S says O"	tok toki
nì	"S does this to O", "S is this to O"	tok ni
bòn	"S is good to O"	tok pona	no need for tawa for O
à	"S is special (about O)"	tok a		a general-purpose end-of-sentence particle, that can describe content-words the way it describes sentences
jàn	"S is human (to O)"	tok jan
zìna	"S is you (to O)"	tok sina
la	in the context of S, O happens	tok la
là	in the context of S, O happens	tok la
lòn	S is at/in/on O	tok lon
zòn	S knows O	tok sona
mùt	S is many things (that do O)	tok mute
dàu	S goes to O	tok tawa
pi		tok pi		a word that groups together the words after it. The whole group is treated like a single word grammatically. The group runs until the end of the sentence, or the next "li", "e", "unu" or connective.
ip		tok pi		a word that closes off a noun phrase or verb phrase. "pi" opens them and "ip" closes them.
ìke	S is bad to O, S is complicated, S makes complications for O	tok ike
dèm	S is a time, a time for O	tok tenpo
zèm	What is S doing to O?	tok seme		this word is used to make questions
wìl	S wants O, S wants to do O	tok wile
nɒ̀	S is that to O	tok ona
o		tok o		a vocative particle. e.g. "kál o!" can be used to call to a fish
ò	S is you to O, and I want S's attention	tok o
os	a connective version of òs. grammatically like li	tok o	o and os are separate words in kót wàwa	gentle imperative. os gàmní = please come here
òs	S should do O	tok o
gàm	S comes to O, S begins to do O, S increasingly does O	tok kama
dàs	S is everything, despite O	tok taso
mà	S is a land, the homeland of O	tok ma
bìli	S feels/believes/thinks O	tok pilin
lìli	S is small (in its effect on O)	tok lili
mòk	S eats/drinks/consumes O	tok moku
lùki	S looks O; S sees O	tok lukin
dòm	S is a built structure that is the place for O to inhabit	tok tomo
ìlo	S is a tool to do O	tok ilo
bèke	S uses O	tok kepeken
zìtel	S draws/writes, producing O	tok sitelen
mùs	S amuses O	tok musi
unu	S or O	tok anu
jò	S holds/carries/has O	tok jo
àle	S is every thing that does O	tok ale
zàm	S is in some way the same as O	tok sama
lùka	S handles/manipulates or points at O	tok luka
gìn	S also happens/exists or is present, as well as O	tok kin
en	S and O, (to be used within the subject or in a nominal sentence)	tok en
èn	S does something that O does	tok en
ànt	S is different to O in some way	tok ante
bàna	S gives O (to someone/something)	tok pana
ìjo	S happens to O	tok ijo
làpe	S sleeps in a way that affects O (or prevents S affecting O) or in O's presence	tok lape
dèlo	S is a liquid in a way that affects O	tok telo		e.g. S wets O, S washes O (via the idea of S acting via water)
zùn	S shines light on O	tok suno
ə̀t	S is one thing in O's presence, from O's point-of-view	Peg System t "one"		from the Peg System of mnemonics, shared by Harry Lorayne (more info: https://thinkersplayground.com/the-peg-system-of-mnemonics.html)