Frommer also released some new words of the A list which was sent to him from Learnnavi.org

’a’aw - several, a few, adj
’okrol - history (ancient), n
’okvur - history (non-ancient), n
alu - that is, in other words; used for apposition, conj
fnawe’ - cowardly, adj
- fnawe’tu - coward, n
ftxìlor - delicious, good-tasting, adj
ftxìvä - bad-tasting, adj
fyeyn - ripe, mature, adult, adj
- fyeyntu - adult person, n
- tìfyeyn - ripeness, maturity, full fruition, n
hawngkrr - late, adv
hek - be curious, odd, strange, unexpected, vin
- nìhek - oddly, strangely, n
ki - but rather, but instead, conj
lìng - float in the air, hover, vin
- ayRam aLusìng - the Floating Mountains
muntxatu - spouse, n
- muntxatan - husband, male spouse’, n
- muntxate - wife, female spouse, n
netrìp - luckily, happily, adv
newomum - be curious (want to know) [n●●ewomum], vin
- lenomum - curious, adj
- tìnomum - curiosity, n
ngäzìk - difficult, hard, adj
- tìngäzìk - difficulty, problem, n
nìsung - besides, additionally, furthermore, adv
ram - mountain, n
reng - shallow, adj
Rolun! - Eureka! I found it!, conv
sa’sem - parent, n
smar - prey, thing hunted, n
starsìm - gather, collect [st●ars●ìm], vtr
sunu - be pleasing or likeable, bring enjoyment [s●un●u], vin
syayvi - luck, chance, n
- nìsyayvi - by chance or coincidence, adv
Tolel! - Eureka! I got it! I understand!, conv
txukx - deep, adj
ve’kì - hate [v●e’k●ì], vtr
- tìve’kì - hatred, n
yaymak - foolish, ignorant, adj
ye’krr - early, adv
zìsìkrr - season, n
zo - be well, be intact, be as it should be, work correctly or as nature intended, vin
- zoslu - heal, become well, get fixed’ [zosl●●u], vin
- zeyko - heal, fix [zeyk●●o], vtr
- frawzo - All is well; everything is fine or OK, conv

Paul Frommer is really churning out the words :D

Amazing :)

Tse...hola aylì'u amip:

law si - make clear, vin
tìsung - addition, post script (P.S), n
naer - drink, something able to be drunk, n
atxkxerel - map, n
nìtengfya - as, same way as, adv
natkenong - for example, as an example, conj
pamrelfya - spelling, n
lì'upam - accent, n

Fìtrr lu trr Uniltìrantokxä. Pawl tolìng awngaru lì'u a'a'aw fte tsiveiun pivängkxo tsaopumteri. :D

’evan - boy (colloquial), n
’eve - girl (colloquial), n
’evengan - boy, n
’evenge - girl, n
fkio - tetrapteron, n
kenten - fan lizard, n
lì’upam - pronunciation
nìwä - on the contrary, conversely, adv
pil - facial stripe, n
pìwopx - cloud, n
ramtsyìp - hill, n
syaksyuk - prolemuris, n
tor - last, ultimate, terminal, adj
txärem - bone, n
uk - shadow, n
yapay - mist, fog, steam, n

Tewti! ayOpin!

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Ngivop stxolì'u fa -pin mì sì'i'a lì'uä:
rimpim - colour yellow, n
Eltu si tsa'uru:
tun, slä tumpin - red, orange colour, n
ean, slä eampin - blue, green, n
neyn, slä neympin - light colour, n
layon, slä layompin - black, n

Fte fkol tsivun oeyktivìng opinoti, zene fko sivar lì'ut alu na tstxolì'uohu. Natkenong:
Ean na ta’leng fu ta’lengna ean

Tsapumta ziva'u mipa pxelì'u:
ta’lengna ean > ta’lengean - blue as the skin (ke green as the skin)
rìkna ean > rìkean - green as a leaf (ke blue as a leaf)
kllna vawm > kllvawm - brown

Nice :D

A word for the stripes - I like :)

Suteru a mi eltur tìtxen seri mipa aylì'u leNa'vi

stxeli - present, gift, n
smon - be familiar, vin
lawk - discourse on, talk about, say something concerning, vtr
hìtxoa - excuse me, intj
mäkxu - interrupt, throw out of harmonious balance, vrt
hultstxem - hinder, be an obstacle to, vtr
mok - suggest, vtr
muwìntxu - introduce, present, vtr
kan'ìn - focus on, specialize in, be particularly interested in, vtr
tìwusem - fighting, n

Pari - Paris (city), n

lìng - float in the air, hover, vin
- ayRam aLusìng - the Floating Mountains

This didn't make any sense to me given the definitions. Also, why would a Na'vi need a word for Paris?

Just a Skyperson not understanding the language I suppose.

What do you mean?
ay-Ram a-L<us>ìng... the mountains that hover, where the banshees were:P

and as for Paris...
Well, if we convert human names to na'vi ones, then why not doing it so with cities also? This form could have been used before also, but it's just that Frommer made it official by using it :)

Edit: Mipa aylì'u nìmun

tì'ong - blooming, unfolding, n
tìmok - suggestion, n
tì'em - the art of cooking, n
leyn - repeat, do again, vtr
päsketpol - basketball, n
nìFranse - French, in French, adv
nìToitsye - German, in German, adv
nìno - in detail, expansively, thoroughly, adv
hìno - fine, detailed, precise, intricate (of things), adj
leno - thorough, detail-orientated (of a person), adj
tìno - thoroughness, attention to detail, n
'ongokx - be born, vtr
nokx - give birth to, vtr
nìtrrtrr - on a daily basis, regularly, adv
tìn - activity that keeps one busy, n
txin - main, primary, adj
txintìn - occupation, primary role in society, n
'emyu - cook, cooker, n
vewng - look after, take care of, be responsible for, vtr

ulte syena hapxì faylì'uä

käteng - spend time with, hang out with, vin
’ìn - be busy, be occupied, vin
sulìn - be busy (positive sense), vin
vrrìn - be busy (negative sense), vin
tìk’ìn - free time, n
säsulìn - hobby, pleasure-yielding activity, n
’o’ - bringing fun, exciting, adj
tì’o - fun, excitement, n
nì’o’ - funly, in a manner that is very enjoyable, adv
fnan - be good at, v
wätx - be bad at, v

What I meant was the difference in the words. I don't see 'lìng' in the phrase for Floating Mountains 'ayRam aLusìng' so it's a grammatical difference that didn't make sense to me. Or is it lenition? Still trying to understand the language structure.

ooh...okay...:)
it is in the phrase: ay-ram a-l<us>ìng.

now the word a-l<us>ìng is "lìng", only that it has been made an active action/adjective? with the infix <us>, so "float" becomes "floating" and now since the adjectives need the -a- affix on the modifying noun side, then a- is added. So the word becomes "alusìng"... and so the whole phrase is said like mentioned before ;)
(technically you could also say "Lusìnga ayRam")

aha...okay..thank you for clarifying that. Sort of. I was never good at building grammar lessons. But I figured it was something like that and was just missing it.
Oh, and I got some of the lines from the I See You song translated..still working on it.

TOE! Please share it once done :D

And as a sidenote...I would like to ask people, if I should, or shouldn't include new words here any longer? I mean...How many people are actually interested in this at this point?

Dear....Eywa..:shock::shock:
Last time I checked out a Na'vi vocabulary/dictionary, there was only like 500 words. Most of these I don't even recognize.-.- This is going to need my full attention from now on. :facepalm: But it's going to take so long to catch up.:'(
Oh well, I guess I can begin it now.
P.S. I am, Kalakuival