Conjunctions and Helpers

These 25 glyphs cannot stand by themselves, and instead are required to be part of a word or sentence.

Close-Up and Block Print

ikik: do

ikim: can / able to

dakun: this

dokin: that over there

dekan: that

sha: possessive marker (of / 's)

ap: it / thing

su: is

suzu: just

susir: subject marker

sukhun: topic marker

pasir: object marker

join glyph

da: a / an

zi: have

ado: and

sado: therefore / so

rado: or

wado: also / too

todo: but

ra __ : to want to ___

ha __ : to have to ___

yakha: question marker (see Questions and Indefinites)

yagam: indefinite marker (see Questions and Indefinites)

soshik: STEM / academics (see School and Work)

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