1-6): "Alatina with tall, narrow bell, flared at base, tapering into truncated pyramid at apex; 4 crescentric gastric phacellae at interradial corners of stomach; 3 simple to palmate branching velarial canals per octant, each with a velarial
lappet bearing a row of 3 to 4 nematocyst warts; 4 long, wing-like (sensu Reynaud, 1830) pedalia, each with a pink tentacle.
ader 'plough', aer 'oar', armas 'beloved', eit 'old woman', hame 'shirt', haud 'grave', holm 'flap,
lappet', juus 'hair', juust 'cheese', kade 'envious', kalju 'rock', kallas 'shore, bank', kana 'hen', kangas 'cloth', katel 'kettle', kaunis 'beautiful', kaup 'goods', kell 'bell', king 'shoe', kuningas 'king', kai-(ma) 'to walk', laev 'boat', lama-(ma) 'to lie', lammas 'sheep', leib 'bread', luna 'ransom', muld 'earth, soil', mord 'weel', mook 'sword', nael 'nail', nahk 'skin', narmas 'thread, thrum', noel 'needle', paik 'place', parras 'board', pind 'surface', puri 'sail', purre 'footbridge', pold 'field', rada 'path', raha 'money', rasv 'fat', rooste 'rust', sadul 'sattle', sama 'same', suur 'big', tarvis 'needed', tina 'tin', tuba 'room', umbes 'about', vaev 'trouble', varas 'thief'.