arf

Tuyer - gill

tuyerai - gills

yetura - wing

yeturai - wings

tural - feather

turalai - feathers

illiota - flower

illiotai - flowers

Erana - dance

tyer - the

byine - scale

byinei - scales

Kiserius - Monsoon

Kiserai - Monsoons

Atla - North

Jiers - East

Heri - West

Techere - South

Leipe - Rabbit

Kestre - god

kestrei - gods

Lioe - your

ce - are

uqie - shall

hei - so

iuli - on

keq - of

lemu - pretty

koso - my

Skiata - sky

luiluia - cursed

Olianona - night 

surasu - mine

yasin -horror

yasinai - horrors

Ikitaru - demon

ikitaui - demons

dekae - decay

errana - wisdom

teanatae - learn

Skorca - whale 

Hurae - fish

Uranu - begone

Yurannii - Banish

Iriamanui - gates

Yuresca - mother

Turriun - father

ionani - spread

teran - this

younera - with 

uilioko - and

terona - our

teronai - ours

Oh there's also a tradition that on blood moons, there'll be a dance of 7 dancers.  4 Dancers lead and are in sync, using flames in their dance, the dancers in the back also use flame and chant as well as do background dance, taking the main dancer's torches during flips and dangerous things to do with a torch.  During this dance, 8 singers will chant "Turriun kestrei!  Ionani lioe yeturai iuli teran luiluia olianona!  Tyer iulkui uqie erana younera keq lioe'ai uilioko teronai!" and more that i'm too lazy to type, haha.

Also calling someone a 'Kitchokera' (which means vulture) is very offensive and is like calling someone an old hag.  Also, like how we call women chicks in the US, they call attractive young people a 'kiaroe' which means lamb (this term is not exclusive to women btw)