Rodese

Words used as masculine given names

Avaro – charming, eloquent
Bodonawieedo – backward (literally "doing things in the most difficult way imaginable")
Boiny – reliable
Capo – brave
Cevva – philosophical
Clezo – curious
Dar – happy
Dardo – familial
Doda – bold
Don – mysterious
Farr – keen-eyed
Geelo – sly
Gen – clumsy
Grappa – aggressive
Greedo – ambitious
Harido – deceptive
Honka – vital, vigorous
Jannik – just
Kavilo – poetic
Kelbis – protective
Kelko – resourceful
Koobis – mighty
Leenik – skillful
Lido – lonely
Maris – industrious
Menndo – poor
Mufrenes – melancholy
Nardi – dramatic
Narik – bright
Navik – dark (considered a prophetic name)
Neesh – loud
Nok – difficult, obstinate
Nu – quiet, closemouthed
Onaconda – considerate (literally "living others' lives")
Pqweeduk – verbose
Prevaro – regal, noble
Rohan – dutiful
Ropal – trustworthy
Shodu – vengeful
Skee – charismatic
Sookcool – wealthy
Standro – resolute
Teeku – commanding
Teerik – spiritual
Thuku – stoic
Tox – quick-witted
Vinto – vicious
Vuko – deft, dexterous
Wac – fortunate
Wald – song
Xuz – intellectual

Te kalya skrek grulla woska! – Put me down, you hairy heap!
T-te jacta. – I'll get you for this.
Cthn rulyen stka wen! – Wow, that's great!
Skak, trn kras ka noota. – All right, then give me the money.
Vnu sna (being's name) vorskl ta. – Then ( being's name) will be on his way.
Nvtuta bork te ptu motta. Tni snato. – No, get it right now. I'll wait.
Prog mnete enyaz ftt sove shuss. – Make it four thousand credits.
Wknuto. – Thanks.
Rylun pa getpa gushu? – Enjoy your breakfast?
Fna ho koru gep. Kras ka noota. – Don't be funny. Give me the money.
Ka noota! Grot pleno ka [being's name] spulta? – The money! Or would you like to explain to [being's name] personally?
Nchtha zno ta. Fnrt pwusko vtulla pa. – I'm not sure. I'm getting a bad feeling.
Oona goota? – Going somewhere?
Alquono deg apprefaron – Expression of gratitude
Goa-Ato – Grand Protector's Hunter's Guild
Inta'si'rin'na – Grand Protector of the Rodians
Ittu (Pronounced ee-chu) – [curse word]
Si'rin'ha – chief protector [used to describe the best hunter of a clan]

In Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, the Rodese lines spoken by the bounty hunter Greedo are actually the real-world language Quechua.