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The Wakara language vocabulary documented here comprises specialized terminology developed for governmental, military, and institutional contexts within the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. For basic vocabulary, verb roots, common phrases, and general semantic fields (maritime, cultural, educational, technological), see the main Wakara language article.

Following Boriquén's incorporation into the federation in 1719 AN, the Guatu Wakarabo (Wakara Language Council) undertook systematic efforts to create Wakara equivalents for federal institutions, enabling full participation in civic life for Wakara speakers. These terms appear in official documents published in Boriquén, in proceedings of the Areyto Legislativo de Boriquén, and in Wakara-language media throughout the region.

The vocabulary draws on traditional Wakara roots and established morphological patterns. Core derivational elements include -ke (place of), -hatu (great), -nu (collective), -na (agent), -ti (diminutive), and -on (augmentative). For complete grammatical information, see Wakara grammar.

Additional roots

The following roots appear in institutional vocabulary but are not included in the basic vocabulary section of the main article.

Roots used in institutional terminology
Wakara English Notes
daho river Used for regional governance (daho-kasike, governor)
siwa star Used for space-related terms and royal symbolism
guaxeri warrior Military terminology
mabi bad, wrong Used in legal terminology (areyto-kato-mabi, crime)
nova new Used in ariri-nova (making-new, amendment)
ecu (borrowed) Écu, the federal currency

National structure

Terms for national and administrative divisions
English Wakara Literal meaning
Federation Ken-areyto-nu "land-assembly-collective"
Nouvelle Alexandrie (ceremonial) Waka-ken-hatu "sun-land-great"
Region Ken-hatu "land-great"
Federal Capital District Areyto-yukayeke "assembly-village"
Province Ken-ti "land-small"
City Yukayeke-hatu "village-great"
Regional capital Kasike-yukayeke "chief-village"
Village Yukayeke "settlement"
Citizen Ken-nabori "land-person"

Monarchy

The New Alexandrian monarchy is rendered in Wakara through terms emphasizing the sun symbolism central to both Wakara and Wechua royal traditions.

Royal and dynastic terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
King Kasike-waka "chief-sun"
Queen (regnant) Kasike-waka "chief-sun"
Queen (consort) Kasike-waka munari "chief-sun beloved"
Prince/Princess Kasike-wawa "chief-child"
Crown Prince Kasike-wawa heketi "chief-child first"
Royal house Kasike-ke "chief-place"
House of Inti-Carrillo Kasike-ke Inti-Carrillo (hybrid formation)
Throne Duho-waka "stool-sun"
Crown Siwa-hatu "star-great"
Royal decree Kasike-kato "chief-word"
Commander-in-Chief Guaxeri-kasike-waka "warrior-chief-sun"

Executive government

Terms for executive institutions and offices
English Wakara Literal meaning
Premier Areyto-kasike "assembly-chief"
Vice-Premier Areyto-kasike yamoke "assembly-chief second"
Council of State Kasike-areyto "chief-assembly"
Secretary/Minister Kati-kasike "speak-chief"
Department Roko-ke "work-place"
Secretary of Defense Guaxeri-kati-kasike "warrior-speak-chief"
Secretary of State Ken-kati-kasike "land-speak-chief"
Secretary of Treasury Ecu-kati-kasike "money-speak-chief"
Secretary of Health Guatu-kati-kasike "wellness-speak-chief"
Governor Daho-kasike "river-chief"
Ambassador Kati-na hana "speak-agent go"
Embassy Kati-ke hana "speak-place abroad"

Legislature

The Cortes Federales and its component houses have established Wakara equivalents used in official proceedings when Wakara translation is required.

Legislative terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
Cortes Federales Areyto-hatu "assembly-great"
Federal Assembly Areyto-nabori "assembly-people"
Chamber of Peers Areyto-taino "assembly-elder"
Deputy Areyto-na "assembly-agent"
Peer Taino-on "elder-great"
Speaker Kati-na-hatu "speak-agent-great"
Legislative session Areyto-kasi "assembly-time"
Bill (proposed) Areyto-kato-ti "assembly-word-small"
Law (enacted) Areyto-kato "assembly-word"
Constitution Areyto-kato-hatu "assembly-word-great"
Amendment Areyto-kato ariri-nova "assembly-word make-new"
Debate Kati-areyto "speak-assembly"
Vote Kemi-kato "give-word"
Election Kemi-kato-areyto "vote-assembly"
Ballot Kemi-kato-habay "vote-cloth"
Polling place Kemi-kato-ke "vote-place"

Judiciary

Judicial terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
Court Bari-areyto "see-assembly"
Supreme Court Bari-areyto-hatu "see-assembly-great"
Judge Bari-na "see-agent"
Justice (supreme court) Bari-na-hatu "see-agent-great"
Lawyer Kati-na bari-areyto "speak-agent of court"
Trial Bari-areyto-kasi "court-time"
Verdict Bari-kato "see-word"
Crime Areyto-kato-mabi "assembly-word-bad"
Sentence Bari-kato-roko "see-word-work"
Prison Mabi-ke "bad-place"
Evidence Bari-kaya "see-stone"

Military

The Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie and its six service branches have Wakara designations used in official communications within Boriquén.

Military terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
Federal Forces Guaxeri-nu "warrior-collective"
Grand Army of the Federation Ken-guaxeri-hatu "land-warrior-great"
Federal Navy Bahari-guaxeri "sea-warrior"
Federal Air Force Turey-guaxeri "sky-warrior"
Federal Space Force Siwa-guaxeri "star-warrior"
Federal Cyber Force Kato-daho-guaxeri "word-river-warrior"
Federal Guards Service Guaxeri-guatu "warrior-wellness"
Federal Marines Bahari-ken-guaxeri "sea-land-warrior"
Soldier Guaxeri-na "warrior-agent"
Sailor Bahari-guaxeri-na "sea-warrior-agent"
Pilot Turey-guaxeri-na "sky-warrior-agent"
General Guaxeri-kasike-hatu "warrior-chief-great"
Admiral Bahari-kasike-hatu "sea-chief-great"
Regiment Guaxeri-areyto "warrior-assembly"
Battalion Guaxeri-areyto-ti "warrior-assembly-small"
War Guaxeri-roko-hatu "warrior-work-great"
Battle Guaxeri-areyto-roko "warrior-assembly-work"
Victory Bori-yara "brave-emerge"
Defeat Mabi-yara "bad-emerge"
Peace Taino "peace/noble"
Treaty Areyto-kato ken-nu "assembly-word land-collective"

Political parties

Terms for political organizations
English Wakara Literal meaning
Political party Nia-areyto "mind-assembly"
Federal Humanist Party Wari-guatu Nia-areyto "person-wellness mind-assembly"
Federal Consensus Party Areyto-heketi Nia-areyto "assembly-one mind-assembly"
Democratic Socialist Party Nabori-kunu Nia-areyto "people-good mind-assembly"
Wakara People's Party Wakara Nabori Nia-areyto "Wakara people mind-assembly"
Opposition Mehe-areyto "no-assembly"
Coalition Areyto-yamoke-nu "assembly-two-collective"
Majority Nabori-hatu "people-great"
Minority Nabori-ti "people-small"

Economy and finance

This section supplements the economic vocabulary in the main article with terms specific to federal institutions.

Federal economic and financial terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
Economy Kemi-ata-roko "trade-work"
Federal Bank Ecu-ke-hatu "money-place-great"
Treasury Ecu-areyto-ke "money-assembly-place"
Budget Ecu-kato "money-word"
Tax Ecu-kemi nabori "money-give people"
Debt Ecu-katey "money-hear"
Investment Ecu-konuri "money-plant"
Corporation Roko-areyto-hatu "work-assembly-great"
Worker Roko-na "work-agent"
Unemployment Mehe-roko "no-work"

Religion and culture

This section supplements the cultural vocabulary in the main article with terms for institutional religious contexts.

Institutional religious and cultural terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
Yukiyu Atabey (faith) Yukiyu Atabey (native terms)
Temple Semi-ke "spirit-place"
Priest/Priestess Semi-na "spirit-agent"
Prayer Semi-kato "spirit-word"
Sacred Gua (root of Guánica)
Blessing Semi-kemi "spirit-give"
Festival Areyto-kunu "assembly-sweet"
Pilgrimage Hana semi-ke "go spirit-place"
Holy city Gua-yukayeke "sacred-village"

Education

This section supplements the educational vocabulary in the main article with terms for federal educational institutions.

Federal educational terms
English Wakara Literal meaning
Diploma Nia-kato-hatu "mind-word-great"
Professor Nia-kemi-na-hatu "mind-give-agent-great"
Research Nia-bari "mind-see"
Knowledge Nia-nu "mind-collective"

Common administrative terms

General administrative vocabulary
English Wakara Literal meaning
Federal Areyto-hatu "assembly-great"
Regional Ken-hatu "land-great"
Local Yukayeke "village"
Public Nabori "people"
Private Wari-heketi "person-one"
Official Kasike-kato "chief-word"
Document Kato-habay "word-cloth"
Certificate Kato-habay-semi "word-cloth-spirit"
Registration Kato-ariri nabori "word-make people"
Application Kemi-kato "give-word"
Approval Daka-kato "yes-word"
Denial Mehe-kato "no-word"

Sample phrases

The following phrases demonstrate Wakara institutional vocabulary in context, following standard grammatical patterns with person prefixes and tense suffixes. For complete information on verbal morphology, see Wakara verbal morphology.

Wakara phrases using institutional vocabulary
English Wakara Notes
The King of Nouvelle Alexandrie Kasike-waka Nova Aleksandria Formal title with borrowed proper noun
The Premier spoke to the Assembly Areyto-kasike li-kati-aba Areyto-nabori-ke Past tense (-aba), locative (-ke)
The law was passed Areyto-kato li-yara-aba Lit. "The law emerged"
Citizens must vote Ken-nabori-nu da-kemi-kato-ni Imperative (-ni)
The Federal Forces defend the land Guaxeri-nu da-guatu-a ken Present tense (-a)
Long live the King! Kasike-waka li-hana-ey hatu! Lit. "May the sun-chief go greatly!"
Justice for all Bari-guatu nabori-nu "Seeing-wellness for all people"
In the name of the people Nabori-nu kato-ke "In the people's word"

See also