Notice the last symbol. It is not a letter but a logo by itself to denote the name of "God." The word for "Lord" or "God" are not spelled by letters in `Ayváriþ, but by using this symbol.
After viewing the normal letters for `Ayvariþ, here comes a set of letters that are used to write some foreign or loan words when necessary:
 

E	Teþ Qilfa	Retroflex T	t^	Teth Qilfa Example
F	Feþ Qaffa	Labial F (without using teeth)	f^	Feth Qaffa Example
I	Kheþ Qaffa	German Ch (IPA: ç)	kh^	Kheth Qaffa Example
J	Jaymal Teþi	Ch as in Church	ch	Jaymal Tethi
L	Loom Shda	L as in Liquid	l^	Loom Shda Example
U	Teþ Qilfa Shda	Voiced Retroflex T	d^	Teth Qilfa Shda Example
V	Wu Gava	V as in English	(v)	Wu Gava
Z	Jaymal Qaffa	like S in Leisure	zh	Jaymal Qaffa
G	Ras Qilfa	American R	(r)	Ras Qilfa
B	Beþ Qaffa	P as in Peter	p	Beth Qaffa

Where any letter that has two forms, the one to the right is the final form.
There are two kinds of vowels in `Ayvariþ: short vowels and long vowels. Beside vowels there are 2 other symbols used to stress the letter and another one to denote consonant with no vowels. Long vowels are mainly made by A, OO (or W) and EE (or Y) by adding these letters after the consonants. The vowels are:
 

_u	Fitax	short "a" like in gnat	a	Fitax
_i	Xisir	short "i" like in sit	i	Xisir
_o	Hoom	short "u" like in pull	u	Hoom
_W	Gavva	Stress note. like L in Balloon	double letter	Gavva
_Q	Shikna	Stop sign	single letter	Shikna
_e	Fitax xaysur	Like "A" in Late but shorter	e	Fitax Xaysur (then example)
( )a	Fitax (t)arká	Long "A" as in "Man"	á	Fitax Tarka (then example)
( )w	Hoom (t)arká	Long "U" like "oo" in "Moon"	oo	Hoom Tarka (then example)
( )y	Xisir (t)arká	Long "I" like "ee" in Seen	ee	Xisir Tarka (then example)
( e)y	Fitix xaysur (t)arká	Long like A in "Late"	ä	Fitix Xaysur Tarka (then example)

Sometimes the writer might need to add diacteristics on a long-vowel letter to make sure that the reader will not read it as a long vowel but as a letter by itself. Whenever Xisir or Hoom are placed upon Aleef, then Aleef is considered a glottal stop guided by that short vowel (i.e. I or U) even when it comes in the middle of the word or at the end of it.
Gavva is by default a doubling of the letter with inherited vowel of "a." Whenever another "short" vowel is required, the diacteristics for this short vowel is place beside the Gavva.

Here are some categories for the words' lists, and they shall be always under construction. Please feel free to email me for any new suggestions or additions for new words in any category. In case you would like to contribute to the words list, please just sned me the invented word (written in my notation) and it must be derived from at least 2 languages from the main 3: Arabic, Aramaic and Hebrew, so kindly beside the invented word mention for me the original 2 or 3 words that you've composed your invention from! I might fix something with words sent to me but at the end I shall put it here with the name or email of the contributor beside it. Notice please that not all words sent to me might be published...I'm Sorry!! I'm only human! ^_^