Rimururu's Moves

Total : 28 moves. One of them I really don't know the meaning, if anyone know, please email me.

Aynu	English	SS3	SS4	SS64	SSrpg	SS64-II
Atuy Shikte	The fill in sea				*
Epunkine Konru	The ice of protection				*	*
Etaye Shinot	Th pulling game					*
Kamuy Shituki	The mirror of god	*	*	*	*	*
Kanto Inonno ^*1	The pray to heaven				*
Karkarse (Shinu , Enka)	The tumble (draw near , above)					*
Konru Ikuspe	The stake of ice				*
Konru Mem	The spring of ice	*	*	*	*	*
Konru Nonno	The flower of ice	*	*	*	*	*
Konru Rakur	The ice mist				*
Konru Shirar	The rock of ice	*	*	*	*	*
Konru Sutu	The icy penal stick					*
Okay Konru Nonno	The ?? flower of god				*
Pirkano Oka Yan ^*2	Good bye (=Sayonara)					*
Rupus Kamuy Emus (Nis,Toytoy)	The frozen sword of god (sky, ground)	*	*	*	*	*
Rupus Kamuy Weisampekor	The frozen prank of god		*	*
Rupus Kanto Emus	The frozen sword of heaven				*
Rupus Kuare (Nis,Toytoy)	The frozen bow (sky, ground)	*	*	*	*	*
Rupus Rera Emus	The frozen sword of wind				*
Rupus Teknum (Chiw,Yaku)	The frozen fist (thrust, smash)	*		*		*
Rupus Tum	The frozen power	*	*	*	*	*
Ruyanpe Konru Nochiw	The storm of icy stars					*
Setur Yaytupare	Be careful of the back					*
Shirka Inonno	The pray to ground				*
Terke Pon Onkam-kur ^*3	The jumping little worship			*		*
Turi Upun Op	The spear pole of snowstorm				*
Upun Op	The spear of snowstorm	*	*	*	*	*
Wakka Shikte	The fill in water				*

REMARKS

Inonno ^*1 :

[Inonno] = praying. or "Inonno Itak" , [Itak] means to words, language.

Pirkano Oka Yan ^*2:

It is used to say good bye to a person, equals to "Sayonara" in Japanese. However, there are 2 cases for saying good bye. For clearer understanding, suppose that Nakoruru is the visitor (guest) of Rimururu's house. When Nakoruru will go back to her house, and want to say good bye,

[Pirkano Oka Yan] = is used by Nakoruru who is the visitor. She say it when leaving Rimururu's house. the It means "Live safely". <Visitor -->Host>

[Pirkano Paye Yan] = is used by Rimururu who is the host. She say it when her guest (Nakoruru) is leaving. It means "Go safely" <Host -->Visitor>

Additional greetings :

[Irankarapte]
[E iwanke ya?]
[Ku iwanke wa]
[Suy Unukaran ro]
[Apunno Shini yan]
[Iyayraykere]

( = Hello.)
( = How are you?)
( = I'm fine.)
( = See you again.)
( = Good night.)
( = Thank you.)

Onkam-kur ^*3 :

Meaning is a worship or a virgin who is in charged for services for god (Miko).

[Onkam] or [Onkami] = pray

[Kur] = man, person.

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