newtonian mechanics - Potential for a general fictitious force?

In a general non inertial system four fictitious forces arise:

1. 
   

   Coriolis Force,

   
   


2. 
   

   centrifugal Force,

   
   
   


3. 
   

   azimuthal Force,

   
   


4. 
   

   "translational" Force (due to linear acceleration of the origin of the system)

   
   

I know that I can apply Newtonian laws to the system if I take these forces into account. I also know that I can apply the work- energy principle, if I take the work of these forces into account.

What I am not sure about is: can I associate a potential energy to all of these forces? (I.e. consider a fictitious potential field). This is not trivial since the fictitious forces do not obey to Newton third law (--> no reaction). I also don't understand if I should consider there forces as internal or external to the system.

I ask this question because I read somewhere about centrifugal force potential.

PS only thing I am sure: the Coriolis force does no work --> no potential associated with It.