Even in the early days, the two creators of the Praised Island invented their own language for the inhabitants of their fantasy realm: Pezanish. They filled words with new content through associative lines of thought and borrowings from the Sonneberg dialect. A small vocabulary book with almost 300 entries still bears witness to this word play today. For »eyes« they said »Eier«, a person wearing glasses was called a »Viereierer« and »visible« was consequently transformed into »eierbar«. Bätz and Kiedorf used their »secret language« above all in their youth together in Sonneberg to distance themselves and to hold seemingly incomprehensible conversations. Only here and there does the language of Pezan appear later in poems and letters.
Bertolo – ugly
Bertolomäe – ugly women
Bonsack – druggist
Beutepapp – desk
Buit – letter
Bas – down, deep dark
Bosgat – night
Brecher – destroyer
Brebtla – nervous, fidgety
Base – devil, evil
Barikad – carriage
Beresheim – doctor, fear
Bemtatensta – temptation
Büchr – mountains
Buck – priest
Basahnrümpel – cellar
Bollern – fold
Bildla – lake
Born – white
Bornteppichlüla – snow
Blumma – flower
Gluck – drink
Glückslörch – fish
Gluckslorchlörch – cow
Griffel – spirit, comprehend
Griffel Karasch – love
Griffel Holz – scholar, wise man
Griffel Gluck – schnapps, wine
Grude – dry
Grudepapp – oven
Gera – rinse
Gerber – stupid, clumsy
Gat – day
Glitzer – sun, light, gold
Glitzius – star
Glitzerwei – fire
Gruderüml – church
Grudig - holy
Gelt – box, container
Halma – wood
Halma Teppichsinn – tree (plural: forest)
Halma Rümpel – wooden house
Habs – take
Hohenpalm – peace
Herero – war, victory
Holz – human
Hol – foot
Häwä – anger, disappointment
Häwwe – yes, approval
Holschläuch – toes
Hanta – salutation, »my Lord«
Habba – small salutation
Hebn – undress
He – oh, ah
Himer – violin
Himmel – room
Himmellochholz – carpenter
Helma – villa
Kitt – seed
Karasch – pissing, private parts, piss
Karaschrutsch – sexual intercourse
Klotz – stone
Klotzmalgluck – ice
Klün – small
Klünet – tall
Kuliss – apartment, wall
Krachn – wide
Krachnet – close
Kin – do
Klimki – tiny
Kaserol – high, noble
Kräse – cook
Krenz – hospital
Kipät – dead
Küna – none
Kümkadong – poor
Kauf – bottle
Kriwatsch – bad
Kolrapi – secret
Kadong – money
Knie – sit
Kwack – eat
Kwackmaschina – teeth
Kiseweter – fast, hurried
Kittel – ghost
Kniepapp – chair
Kreißelschmir – poster
Kasero – red
Kaseroralt – orange
Krümel – heart
Krümelwei – heartache
Krümelnet – heartless
Kaka – ochre
Karaschauge – egg
Langs – understand
Loch – work
Lümmeln – pleasure, pleasant
Lüla – clothes
Leibla – underwear
Lautenschläger – alchemist
Lall – tongue, speak
Lallt – talk
Lemönloch – sculptor
Lörch – animal
Lörchsinne – fur
Lülapapp – cupboard
Lins – clumsy, stupid
Longimokwack – good soup
Laken – wet
Lemöngkriwatsch – plastic
Lau – blue
Mieser – complainers, grumblers
Mapp – lazy, floppy, tired
Mal – pond, water body
Malgluck – water
Maltoffel – stream
Malklünett – lake
Müll – I want
Müll net – I don't want
Meier – fat, nasty
Mask – beautiful
Moree – fabric, tight, 40
Müs – I am
Maschina – device
Mantel – purple
Mappapp – sofa, couch
Miesahn – old
Markist – striped
Papopel – crown
Penneholz – teacher
Preiser – praise singer, flatterer
Penne – school
Plim – trifle
Plum – thick, coarse
Petersen – counting
Palm – democrat
Papp – furnishing
Pfal – coal
Pepelall – God's word
Pünas – friend
Popel – hat
Porta – flee, door
Permanent – green
Permanentgrell – light green
P (tonlos) – on, up, over
Palmteppich – mountain
Schott – thin
Schmitt – fat
Schorr – craftsman
Schüchter – gifting
Schläuchn – hands, fingers
Schachteln – trade
Sinne – hair
Schüsseln – throw away
Schipplern – coquette
Schul – sleep
Schulpapp – bed
Schwachholz – woman
Schifebne – knife
Sitz – knee
Sitzlüla – sock
Schrank – coat
Schmiergluck – ink
Schnapp – poet
Schmuckbarikad – carriage
Schwlbender – saturday
Schmier – letter, write
Sinnelüla – cap, hat
Stube – sky (see room)