Europic/Lexicon

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-a /a/ sfx.adj -ed, -ate, -y
-abla /ab.la/ sfx.adj able, -able
-acu /a.ʃu/ sfx.n -ation, action
-adru /ad.ru/ sfx.n tree, plant
-ala /a.la/ sfx.adj fractional, -th
-alu /a.lu/ sfx.n -th
-aly- /alj./ sfx disposed to, having a tendency toward; -ish, -esque
-alya /al.ja/ sfx.adj inclined, with a tendency towards
-alyu /al.ju/ sfx.n inclination, tendency
-ana /a.na/ sfx.adj -an, -ian, member of a group
-angl- /anɡl./ sfx shape, shaped
-angla /aŋ.ɡla/ sfx.adj -shaped, -sided, -agonal
-anglu /aŋ.ɡlu/ sfx.n shape, form, -sided figure, -agon
-ant- /ant./ sfx amount, quantity
-anta /an.ta/ sfx.adj amount, quantity
-antu /an.tu/ sfx.n amount, quantity
-anu /a.nu/ sfx.n -an, -ian, member of a group
-ary- /ar.j./ sfx place, location
-aryu /ar.ju/ sfx.n place
-ast- /ast./ sfx substance, material, stuff
-asta /as.ta/ sfx.adj made of, comprised of
-astu /as.tu/ sfx.n substance, material, stuff
-atru /at.ru/ sfx.n agent, actor, doer
-atu /a.tu/ sfx.n result, product; (chemistry) -ate
ba /ba/ prt would do
baku /ba.ku/ n bacon
balacu /ba.la.ʃu/ n dancing
ba-lamo-la /ba.la.mo.la/ adj (grammar) conditional
balaryu /ba.lar.ju/ n dance hall, disco; ballroom
balatru /ba.lat.ru/ n dancer
bale /ba.le/ v to dance
balu /ba.lu/ n dance
banda /ban.da/ adj lower, bottom, base; basic, fundamental
bandastu /ban.das.tu/ n basic (premise), fundamental, foundation, element
bandistra /ban.dis.tra/ adj unstable
bandu /ban.du/ n bottom, base; (Classical Calque) fund-, basi-
banzadru /ban.zad.ru/ n banana tree
banzerdu /ban.zer.du/ n bunch of bananas, stalk of bananas
banzevlu /ban.zev.lu/ n bunch of bananas, hand of bananas
banzildu /ban.zil.du/ n banana peel
banzu /ban.zu/ n banana
bargistru /bar.ɡis.tru/ n scraggly beard
bargu /bar.ɡu/ n beard
barkaryu /bar.kar.ju/ n marina
barkerdu /bar.ker.du/ n fleet, armada, flotilla
barkistru /bar.kis.tru/ n unsound vessel, ramshackle boat, tub
barku /bar.ku/ n boat, water vessel
basteca /bas.te.ʃa/ adj stick-like
bastiku /bas.ti.ku/ n twig, small stick
bastu /bas.tu/ n stick
bata /ba.ta/ adj built, constructed
bata-lingwu /ba.ta.liŋ.ɡwu/ n constructed language, conlang
bataryu /ba.tar.ju/ n site, building site, construction site
batatru /ba.tat.ru/ n builder, constructor
batatu /ba.ta.tu/ n (Classical calque) building, structure
bate /ba.te/ v to build, to construct
batita /ba.ti.ta/ adj built, constructed
batu /ba.tu/ n (Classical calque elements) building, construct, construction
be /be/ cjt but, yet, although, however
be /be/ v to build, to construct
bebyaryu /beb.jar.ju/ n nursery
bebyeca /beb.je.ʃa/ adj infantile, baby-like
bebyicu /beb.ji.ʃu/ n baby-talk, babbling
bebyu /beb.ju/ n baby, infant
be-ke /be.ke/ cjt although, however, and yet
beldacu /bel.da.ʃu/ n prayer, praying
beldalya /bel.dal.ja/ adj prayerful
belda-ru /bel.da.ru/ n priest, pastor, minister
beldaryu /bel.dar.ju/ n church, temple, holy space
belde /bel.de/ v to pray
beldu /bel.du/ n prayer
berkadru /ber.kad.ru/ n berry bush, berry tree, plant that produces berries
berku /ber.ku/ n berry
berve /ber.ve/ v to boil, to be boiling
berve-de /ber.ve.de/ v to boil (something)
bervila-fustu /ber.vi.la.fus.tu/ n spout (of a kettle)
bervilu /ber.vi.lu/ n kettle, vessel for boiling (water)
besta /bes.ta/ adj beaten, bested, pummeled
bestacu /bes.ta.ʃu/ n beating, pummeling
bestaryu /bes.tar.ju/ n ring, boxing ring, arena
bestatu /bes.ta.tu/ n strike, beating
beste /bes.te/ v to beat, to hit, to pummel
bestilu /bes.ti.lu/ n club, cudgel
bestistra /bes.tis.tra/ adj badly beaten, brutalized
bestita /bes.ti.ta/ adj beaten, bested, pummeled
bestovra /bes.tov.ra/ adj punchable, punch-worthy
bestu /bes.tu/ n strike, hit, blow
beva-listu /be.va.lis.tu/ n drink menu
bevalya /be.val.ja/ adj given to drink
bevaryu /be.var.ju/ n bar, tavern, pub
bevu /be.vu/ n beverage, drink
bevu-ke /be.vu.ke/ v to drink
beyombu /be.jom.bu/ n hive, swarm, group of bees
beyu /be.ju/ n bee, Apoidea spp.
bi /bi/ prp by, at
bi-kapa /bi.ka.pa/ adj secondary, next in line; auxiliary, back-up
bi-kinsa /bi.kin.sa/ adj (Classical calque) penultimate
biklu /bik.lu/ n bicycle, bike
bi-la /bi.la/ adj adjacent, neighbouring, next-door
bi-lu /bi.lu/ n side, flank
binta /bin.ta/ adj common, regular, usual
binta-savitu /bin.ta.sa.vi.tu/ n common sense
bintista /bin.tis.ta/ adj usual, normal, most common
bintisti /bin.tis.ti/ adv usually, normally, most commonly
bintistra /bin.tis.tra/ adj boring, dreary, tedious
bisku /bis.ku/ n cookie, (sweet) biscuit
bitra /bit.ra/ adj bitter
bitri /bit.ri/ adv bitterly
bi-tri /bi.tri/ prp up to, until
bitri /bit.ri/ prp up to, until
bitri-la /bit.ri.la/ adj sideways
bitritu /bit.ri.tu/ n bitterness
bitri-ye /bit.ri.je/ v to go up to, to approach
bitri-yite /bit.ri.ji.te/ v to go up to, to approach
bi-vi /bi.vi/ prp on the side of, on
blanka /blaŋ.ka/ adj white
blanka-ble /blaŋ.ka.ble/ v to whiten, to become white; to blanche, to grow pale
blanka-brasku /blaŋ.ka.bras.ku/ n cauliflower
blanka-de /blaŋ.ka.de/ v to whiten, to make white
blankitu /blaŋ.ki.tu/ n white, whiteness, white colour
blanku /blaŋ.ku/ n white
blase /bla.se/ v to blow
blasilu /bla.si.lu/ n fan (electrical)
-ble /ble/ sfx.v to become, to turn into
blenka-ciska /bleŋ.ka.ʃis.ka/ adj calligraphic
blenka-cisku /bleŋ.ka.ʃis.ku/ n calligraphy
blenka-grafilu /bleŋ.ka.ɡra.fi.lu/ n pen, ink pen
blenkeca /bleŋ.ke.ʃa/ adj inky, ink-like, opaque
blenkildu /bleŋ.kil.du/ n ink-well
blenku /bleŋ.ku/ n ink
blevriku /blev.ri.ku/ n note, short message
blevrildu /blev.ril.du/ n envelope
blevru /blev.ru/ n letter, message, memo, email
blida /bli.da/ adj forgotten
blide /bli.de/ v to forget
blikru /blik.ru/ n lightning
blive /bli.ve/ v to become, to turn into
blive-de /bli.ve.de/ v to turn into, to cause to become
blogu /blo.ɡu/ n bow (for shooting arrows)
blokadru /blo.kad.ru/ n apple tree, Malus domestica
bloku /blo.ku/ n apple, fruit of Malus spp.
blosna /blos.na/ adj injured, wounded; injurious
blosna-de /blos.na.de/ v to hurt, to harm, to cause injury
blosne /blos.ne/ v to be injured
blosnu /blos.nu/ n injury, wound
blosnu-de /blos.nu.de/ v to hurt, to harm, to cause injury
bluwa /blu.wa/ adj blue
bluwa-ble /blu.wa.ble/ v to become blue
bluwa-de /blu.wa.de/ v to make blue
bluwika /blu.wi.ka/ adj light blue
bluwitu /blu.wi.tu/ n blue, blueness, blue colour
bluwogla /blu.woɡ.la/ adj dark blue, navy
bluwu /blu.wu/ n blue
bo /bo/ prp about, regarding, concerning
boltu /bol.tu/ n mushroom, champignon, edible fungus
bolwa /bol.wa/ adj sick, ill, infirm
bolwa-ble /bol.wa.ble/ v to get sick, to fall ill
bolwa-de /bol.wa.de/ v to sicken, to make sick
bolwu /bol.wu/ n sickness, illness, disease
bo-storyacu /bo.stor.ja.ʃu/ n description, describing
bo-storyatu /bo.stor.ja.tu/ n description
bo-storye /bo.stor.je/ v to describe
bo-storyu /bo.stor.ju/ n description
bo-tenge /bo.teŋ.ɡe/ v to think of (as), to consider, to regard as
botraryu /bot.rar.ju/ n battlefield, war zone, theatre, front
botratrombu /bot.rat.rom.bu/ n army
botratru /bot.rat.ru/ n soldier
botre /bot.re/ v to fight, to battle (against)
botrilu /bot.ri.lu/ n weapon of war
botru /bot.ru/ n fight, battle
bo-ye /bo.je/ v to be about, to concern
bo-yite /bo.ji.te/ v to be about, to concern
braldombu /bral.dom.bu/ n album, collection of pictures, portfolio
braldu /bral.du/ n picture, image
brana /bra.na/ adj good, acceptable, suitable
brandaje /bran.da.ʒe/ itj hello, hi, good day
brani /bra.ni/ adv well, suitably, acceptably, in a suitable manner
branista /bra.nis.ta/ adj best
branistra /bra.nis.tra/ adj okay, so-so, not great
branitu /bra.ni.tu/ n goodness, suitability
branka /braŋ.ka/ adj brachial, of the arm
branka-hoklu /braŋ.ka.xok.lu/ n watch, wristwatch
brankepru /braŋ.kep.ru/ n arms, pair of arms
brankildu /braŋ.kil.du/ n sleeve
branku /braŋ.ku/ n arm
branogla /bra.noɡ.la/ adj excellent, great, very good
branoru /bra.no.ru/ n quality, degree of goodness
branoza /bra.no.za/ adj better
branoza-ble /bra.no.za.ble/ v to improve, to get better
branoza-de /bra.no.za.de/ v to improve, to make better, to ameliorate
brantciva /bran.ʧi.va/ adj welcome
brantcive /bran.ʧi.ve/ itj welcome
brantcive-de /bran.ʧi.ve.de/ v to welcome
brasku /bras.ku/ n Brassica spp.
brasta /bras.ta/ adj forked
braste /bras.te/ v to branch, to fork, to divide
brastu /bras.tu/ n branch, bough
brastu-de /bras.tu.de/ v to branch, to fork, to divide
brata /bra.ta/ adj brotherly, sisterly, fraternal, sibling-
brata-camu /bra.ta.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of sibling, sibling-in-law
brata-swekru /bra.ta.swek.ru/ n sibling of spouse, sibling-in-law
bratatca /bra.ta.ʧa/ adj fraternal, brotherly
bratina /bra.ti.na/ adj sisterly
bratinu /bra.ti.nu/ n sister
bratotcu /bra.to.ʧu/ n brother
bratu /bra.tu/ n sibling
bratunya /bra.tun.ja/ adj without siblings, sibling-less
bratunya-ru /bra.tun.ja.ru/ n only child, person with no siblings
brava /bra.va/ adj well-behaved, good, seemly
brava-ble /bra.va.ble/ v to become well-behaved
bravitu /bra.vi.tu/ n good behavior, seemliness, decorum
bre /bre/ v to use, to utilize, to make use of
breka /bre.ka/ adj broken, damaged
brekabla /bre.kab.la/ adj fragile, breakable
breka-ble /bre.ka.ble/ v to break, to become broken
brekalya /bre.kal.ja/ adj destructive, clumsy
breke /bre.ke/ v to break
brekike /bre.ki.ke/ v to scuff, to scrape, to ding, to cause minor damage
brekiku /bre.ki.ku/ n minor damage, scuff, scrape
breku /bre.ku/ n damage, breakage
brelku /brel.ku/ n fern, bracken, Pteridium spp.
brendabla /bren.dab.la/ adj flammable, burnable, able to be burnt
brendalya /bren.dal.ja/ adj flammable, in danger of burning
brendalyu /bren.dal.ju/ n danger of fire
brendaryu /bren.dar.ju/ n hearth, fireplace; fire-pit, campfire
brende /bren.de/ v to burn, to be on fire
brende-de /bren.de.de/ v to burn, to set on fire, to cause to burn
breva /bre.va/ adj short (in length); brief (in time)
breva-ble /bre.va.ble/ v to shorten, to become short, to contract
breva-de /bre.va.de/ v to shorten, to abbreviate, to make shorter (in length)
brevi /bre.vi/ adv briefly
brilalya /bri.lal.ja/ adj shiny, sparkly
brilalyu /bri.lal.ju/ n shininess, sparkle
brile /bri.le/ v to shine
brile-de /bri.le.de/ v to shine, to make shine, to cause to shine
brilenta /bri.len.ta/ adj shining, bright, brilliant
brilente /bri.len.te/ v to be shining
brinkepru /briŋ.kep.ru/ n gills, par of gills
brinku /briŋ.ku/ n gill (e.g. of a fish)
bro /bro/ prp related to, as relates to, relative to; adjacent to; beholden to
bro-la /bro.la/ adj related; respective
brola-ke /bro.la.ke/ cjt respectively; in other words, or rather
bro-lalya /bro.lal.ja/ adj relative, relational
bro-lalyu /bro.lal.ju/ n relative, relation
bro-lu /bro.lu/ n relationship, association
brompe /brom.pe/ v to bud, to grow buds
brompe-de /brom.pe.de/ v to cause to bud
brompu /brom.pu/ n bud
bronta /bron.ta/ adj borrowed
bronta-logu /bron.ta.lo.ɡu/ n loanword
brontatru /bron.tat.ru/ n borrower
bronte /bron.te/ v to borrow
bronyabla /bron.jab.la/ adj able to be led or driven, steerable; docile, tractable
bronyatru /bron.jat.ru/ n driver, leader
bronye /bron.je/ v to drive, to lead, to compel forward
brostu /bros.tu/ n bridge
bruka /bru.ka/ adj abdominal
bruku /bru.ku/ n belly, abdomen
brumblosa /brum.blo.sa/ adj buttery
brumblu /brum.blu/ n butter
bruna /bru.na/ adj brown
bruna-ble /bru.na.ble/ v to become brown, to brown
bruna-de /bru.na.de/ v to brown, to make brown, to cause to be brown
brunika /bru.ni.ka/ adj light brown, tan, beige
brunitu /bru.ni.tu/ n brown, brownness, brown colour
brunogla /bru.noɡ.la/ adj dark brown
brunu /bru.nu/ n brown
brusku /brus.ku/ n trousers, pants
brusla /brus.la/ adj Belgian; from Brussels
brusla-brasku /brus.la.bras.ku/ n Brussels sprout
bruspu /brus.pu/ n brussels sprout
bruta /bru.ta/ adj used
brutabla /bru.tab.la/ adj usable
brutacu /bru.ta.ʃu/ n use, usage
bruta-su /bru.ta.su/ n resource, tool
brutatru /bru.tat.ru/ n user
brute /bru.te/ v to use, to utilize, to make use of
brutilu /bru.ti.lu/ n tool, implement
brutistre /bru.tis.tre/ v to misuse, to abuse
brutistru /bru.tis.tru/ n misuse, abuse
brutosa /bru.to.sa/ adj useful
brutovra /bru.tov.ra/ adj use-worthy, worthy of use
brutu /bru.tu/ n use, usage
brutunya /bru.tun.ja/ adj useless
budja-ru /bu.ʤa.ru/ n purchaser, buyer, shopper
budjaryu /bu.ʤar.ju/ n market, shop, store
budjatru /bu.ʤat.ru/ n purchaser, buyer, shopper
budje /bu.ʤe/ v to buy, to purchase
budju /bu.ʤu/ n purchase, sale
bufeca /bu.fe.ʃa/ adj toad-like
bufiklu /bu.fik.lu/ n tadpole
bufu /bu.fu/ n toad, Bufonidae spp.
bulgara /bul.ɡa.ra/ adj Bulgarian
bulgaricu /bul.ɡa.ri.ʃu/ n Bulgarian (language)
Bulgariyu /bul.ɡa.ri.ju/ n Bulgaria
bulteca /bul.te.ʃa/ adj arrow-like
bultiku /bul.ti.ku/ n dart, small arrow
bultu /bul.tu/ n arrow, bolt
burta /bur.ta/ adj ugly
burtitu /bur.ti.tu/ n ugliness
burtogla /bur.toɡ.la/ adj hiddeous, borrible
busa-kedaryu /bu.sa.ke.dar.ju/ n bus stop
busaryu /bu.sar.ju/ n bus station; bus garage
busta /bus.ta/ adj oral, mouth-related
bustu /bus.tu/ n mouth
busu /bu.su/ n bus
bye /bje/ v to live, to be alive
byeru /bje.ru/ n beer
byu /bju/ prp beyond, past
byuga /bju.ɡa/ adj bent, curved
byugabla /bju.ɡab.la/ adj bendable
byuga-ble /bju.ɡa.ble/ v to bend, to become bent
byuga-de /bju.ɡa.de/ v to bend, to make bent, to cause to be bent
byugalya /bju.ɡal.ja/ adj curvy, bendy
byuge /bju.ɡe/ v to bend
byuge-de /bju.ɡe.de/ v to bend, to make bend, to cause to bend
byugistru /bju.ɡis.tru/ n warp, defect
byugu /bju.ɡu/ n bend, curve
byuva /bju.va/ adj alive, living
byuva-ble /bju.va.ble/ v to come to life, to become alive, to incarnate
byuva-ciska /bju.va.ʃis.ka/ adj biological
byuva-cisku /bju.va.ʃis.ku/ n biology
byuva-de /bju.va.de/ v to bring to life, to animate, to make alive
byuva-grafatu /bju.va.ɡra.fa.tu/ n biography, life story
byuvaryu /bju.var.ju/ n environment, habitat
byuvatru /bju.vat.ru/ n living being, life form
byuve /bju.ve/ v to live, to be alive
byuve-de /bju.ve.de/ v to bring to life, to animate, to cause to live
byuventa /bju.ven.ta/ adj alive, living
byuvosa /bju.vo.sa/ adj lively, full of life
byuvu /bju.vu/ n life; (Classical calque) bio-, vivo-
byuvunya /bju.vun.ja/ adj lifeless
byu-ye /bju.je/ v to pass, to go past, to go by
byu-yitacu /bju.ji.ta.ʃu/ n passing, going past
byu-yite /bju.ji.te/ v to pass, to go past, to go by
ca /ʃa/ itj yes, affirmative
ca /ʃa/ prt indeed, did, do
-ca /ʃa/ sfx.adj kind, sort, type
ca-la /ʃa.la/ adj affirmative, confirmatory; (grammar) affirmative, positive
calda /ʃal.da/ adj obligated, indebted
caldalya /ʃal.dal.ja/ adj dutiful
caldalyu /ʃal.dal.ju/ n dutifulness
calde /ʃal.de/ v to be obligated, to ought, should
calde-de /ʃal.de.de/ v to oblige, to cause to be obligated
caldu /ʃal.du/ n obligation, duty
cama /ʃa.ma/ adj spousal, marital
Camilyu /ʃa.mil.ju/ n Camilla, Camille
caminu /ʃa.mi.nu/ n wife
-caminu /ʃa.mi.nu/ sfx.n in-law, wife of
camombu /ʃa.mom.bu/ n harem
camotcu /ʃa.mo.ʧu/ n husband
-camotcu /ʃa.mo.ʧu/ sfx.n in-law, husband of
camu /ʃa.mu/ n spouse
-camu /ʃa.mu/ sfx.n in-law, spouse of
camunya /ʃa.mun.ja/ adj unmarried, single
camyu /ʃam.ju/ n shirt
Canu /ʃa.nu/ n Sean, Shawn, Shane
capa /ʃa.pa/ adj ovine, sheep-related
caparyu /ʃa.par.ju/ n sheep-fold, paddock
capastu /ʃa.pas.tu/ n mutton
capiklastu /ʃa.pik.las.tu/ n lamb (meat)
capiklu /ʃa.pik.lu/ n lamb, baby sheep
capinu /ʃa.pi.nu/ n ewe, female sheep
capotcu /ʃa.po.ʧu/ n ram, male sheep
capru /ʃap.ru/ n chapter
capu /ʃa.pu/ n sheep, Ovis aries
ce /ʃe/ prt had better, had ought, advisably
ce /ʃe/ v to be obligated, to ought, should
cela /ʃe.la/ adj cellular
celu /ʃe.lu/ n cell
cende /ʃen.de/ v to go (in a specific direction), to scend
cendilanu /ʃen.di.la.nu/ n stair, step
cendilu /ʃen.di.lu/ n stair, staircase
cendu /ʃen.du/ n step (of a staircase), stair, rung (of a ladder)
centa- /ʃen.ta/ pfx centi-, c
centa-metru /ʃen.ta.met.ru/ n centimetre, cm
cinepru /ʃi.nep.ru/ n set of tires
cinevlu /ʃi.nev.lu/ n set of tires (tyres)
cinke /ʃiŋ.ke/ v to shield, to screen
cinku /ʃiŋ.ku/ n shield, screen
cinu /ʃi.nu/ n tire, tyre
ciskalya /ʃis.kal.ja/ adj studious, bookish
ciskalyu /ʃis.kal.ju/ n studiousness, bookishness
ciska-ru /ʃis.ka.ru/ n scholar, doctor (PhD), academic
ciskaryu /ʃis.kar.ju/ n university
ciskatru /ʃis.kat.ru/ n scientist, researcher
ciske /ʃis.ke/ v to learn; to study
ciske-de /ʃis.ke.de/ v to teach, to instruct, to make learn
cisku /ʃis.ku/ n study, knowledge, learning; field of study
-cisku /ʃis.ku/ sfx study, science; (Classical calque) -ology
colga /ʃol.ɡa/ adj shady, shadowy
colgu /ʃol.ɡu/ n shadow, shade
da /da/ adj done, made
da- /da/ pfx to, at
da /da/ prp to, for, towards
-da /da/ sfx.adj done, made
da-denge /da.deŋ.ɡe/ v to taste, to try, to sample
da-fole /da.fo.le/ v to feel, to touch
da-ganiva /da.ɡa.ni.va/ adj (grammar) dative
daja /da.ʒa/ adj diurnal, during the day
daji /da.ʒi/ adv during the day; diurnally
daju /da.ʒu/ n day, the hours of daylight from dawn to dusk
da-kada /da.ka.da/ adj (Classical calque) accidental
da-kadi /da.ka.di/ adv (Classical calque) accidentally, by accident
da-kadu /da.ka.du/ n (Classical calque) accident
da-kantatu /da.kan.ta.tu/ n (Classical calque) (Phonology) stress, accent
da-kante /da.kan.te/ v (phonology) to stress, to emphasize, to accentuate
da-klore /da.klo.re/ v to listen, to listen to
da-kwavo /da.kwa.vo/ adv to where, whither
da-kwemacu /da.kwe.ma.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) adventure, adventuring
da-kwematu /da.kwe.ma.tu/ n (Classical calque) adventure, journey
da-kweme /da.kwe.me/ v (Classical calque) to adventure, to go on an adventure
damarka /da.mar.ka/ adj Danish
damarkicu /da.mar.ki.ʃu/ n Danish (language)
damarkiya /da.mar.ki.ja/ adj Danish, from Denmark
Damarkiyu /da.mar.ki.ju/ n Denmark
da-mete /da.me.te/ v (Classical calque) to admit, to confess
da-naze /da.na.ze/ v to smell, to sniff
da-nunkatu /da.nuŋ.ka.tu/ n (Classical calque) announcement, declaration
da-nunke /da.nuŋ.ke/ v (Classical calque) to announce, to proclaim
Danyelu /dan.je.lu/ n Daniel; Danielle, Daniela
Danyu /dan.ju/ n Dan, Daniel
da-paspa /da.pas.pa/ adj (Classical calque) accurate
da-paspe /da.pas.pe/ v to be accurate
dara-brasku /da.ra.bras.ku/ n broccoli
dararyu /da.rar.ju/ n arboretum
darasta /da.ras.ta/ adj wooden, made of wood
darastu /da.ras.tu/ n wood
dariklu /da.rik.lu/ n sapling, young tree
dariku /da.ri.ku/ n bush, shrub
darombu /da.rom.bu/ n grove, forest, stand (of trees)
daru /da.ru/ n tree
daruklu /da.ruk.lu/ n sliver, splinter (of wood)
da-tiracu /da.ti.ra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) attraction
da-tire /da.ti.re/ v (Classical calque) to attract
da-toke /da.to.ke/ v (Classical calque) to attack
da-tri /da.tri/ prp towards, at
datri /dat.ri/ prp towards, at
datri-ye /dat.ri.je/ v to go toward
datri-yite /dat.ri.ji.te/ v to go toward
-datru /dat.ru/ sfx doer, maker
da-vide /da.vi.de/ v to look, to look at, to observe, to watch
da-vide-tu /da.vi.de.tu/ itj look, behold, see here; here it is, look at this
davlu /dav.lu/ n valley, dale
da-yitacu /da.ji.ta.ʃu/ n appointment, meeting
da-yite /da.ji.te/ v to attend, to go to
de- /de/ pfx of, from; down, away; (Classical Calque) de-
de /de/ prp of, from
-de /de/ sfx.v -ify, -inate, -ize, to cause to do, to make do
de /de/ v to do, to make
de-bata /de.ba.ta/ adj destroyed, wrecked, ruined
de-batacu /de.ba.ta.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) destruction
de-bate /de.ba.te/ v (Classical calque) to destroy
de-batita /de.ba.ti.ta/ adj (Classical calque) destroyed, wrecked, ruined
deca- /de.ʃa/ pfx deci-, d
de-cende /de.ʃen.de/ v (Classical calque) to descend, to go down
dectilu /deʃ.ti.lu/ n compass
dectu /deʃ.tu/ n direction
de-dikacu /de.di.ka.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) dedication
de-dike /de.di.ke/ v (Classical calque) to dedicate
de-duke /de.du.ke/ v (Classical calque) to deduce, to work out
de-fentre /de.fen.tre/ v (Classical calque) to defenestrate, to throw out of a window
de-feratu /de.fe.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) deference
de-fere /de.fe.re/ v (Classical calque) to defer
de-gradacu /de.ɡra.da.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) degradation
de-grade /de.ɡra.de/ v (Classical calque) to degrade, to lessen; to step down, to lower
de-grafacu /de.ɡra.fa.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) description, describing
de-grafatu /de.ɡra.fa.tu/ n (Classical calque) description
de-grafe /de.ɡra.fe/ v (Classical calque) to describe
de-jadriva /de.ʒad.ri.va/ adj (grammar) genitive
deka /de.ka/ num ten
deka- /de.ka/ pfx deka-, da
de-kadacu /de.ka.da.ʃu/ n deciding, decision-making, judgement
dekada-kombru /de.ka.da.kom.bru/ n courtroom
de-kadaryu /de.ka.dar.ju/ n court, courthouse
de-kadatru /de.ka.dat.ru/ n judge, decision-maker, arbiter
de-kadatu /de.ka.da.tu/ n decision, judgement
de-kade /de.ka.de/ v (Classical calque) to decide, to come to a decision; to judge, to deem
de-kadosa /de.ka.do.sa/ adj decisive
deka-duwa /de.ka.du.wa/ num twelve
deka-kontu /de.ka.kon.tu/ n ten, group of ten
dekalu /de.ka.lu/ n tenth (fraction)
deka-nuva /de.ka.nu.va/ num nineteen
deka-penta /de.ka.pen.ta/ num fifteen
deka-seca /de.ka.se.ʃa/ num sixteen
deka-siba /de.ka.si.ba/ num seventeen
deka-tcera /de.ka.ʧe.ra/ num fourteen
deka-triya /de.ka.tri.ja/ num thirtee
deka-voka /de.ka.vo.ka/ num eighteen
deka-yuna /de.ka.ju.na/ num eleven
dekema /de.ke.ma/ adj tenth (ordinal)
deki /de.ki/ adv ten times
dekupla /de.kup.la/ adj ten-fold
de-mande /de.man.de/ v (Classical calque) to demand, to request
de-mandu /de.man.du/ n (Classical calque) demand, request
denga /deŋ.ɡa/ adj gustatory
dengacu /deŋ.ɡa.ʃu/ n tasting, gustation, sense of taste
denga-pekepilu /deŋ.ɡa.pe.ke.pi.lu/ n chemical sensor
denga-su /deŋ.ɡa.su/ n tongue (figurative); taster, chemical sensor
dengatosa /deŋ.ɡa.to.sa/ adj flavourful, savoury
dengatu /deŋ.ɡa.tu/ n taste, flavour
dengatunya /deŋ.ɡa.tun.ja/ adj tasteless, flavourless, bland
denge /deŋ.ɡe/ v to taste
dengistra /deŋ.ɡis.tra/ adj bad-tasting, disgusting
dengistru /deŋ.ɡis.tru/ n bad flavour, unpleasant flavour
dengosa /deŋ.ɡo.sa/ adj delicious, tasty
dengu /deŋ.ɡu/ n tongue; taste (in compounds)
dengunya /deŋ.ɡun.ja/ adj ageusic
dengunyitu /deŋ.ɡun.ji.tu/ n ageusia
de-novi /de.no.vi/ adv again, another time
denta /den.ta/ adj dental
-denta /den.ta/ sfx doing, making
dentepru /den.tep.ru/ n teeth, set of teeth
dentoglu /den.toɡ.lu/ n tusk
dentu /den.tu/ n tooth
de-nunke /de.nuŋ.ke/ v to denounce
derta /der.ta/ adj done
dertacu /der.ta.ʃu/ n doing, action, acting
dertatu /der.ta.tu/ n deed, action
derte /der.te/ v to do, to make
dertita /der.ti.ta/ adj done
dertu /der.tu/ n deed
despa /des.pa/ adj foolish, silly
despe /des.pe/ v to fool around, to clown around
despu /des.pu/ n antics, foolishness
de-tiracu /de.ti.ra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) detraction
de-tire /de.ti.re/ v (Classical calque) to detract
detra /det.ra/ adj messed up, screwed up, ruined
detre /det.re/ v to mess up, to screw up, to ruin
detrogla /det.roɡ.la/ adj completely fucked up
detrogle /det.roɡ.le/ v to completely fuck up, to bomb, to screw the pooch
de-tu-la /de.tu.la/ adj (grammar) imperative
di /di/ adv apart, separate; (Classical calque) di-, dis-, dys-
di-dekada /di.de.ka.da/ adj distinct
di-dekadacu /di.de.ka.da.ʃu/ n distinguishing, differentiation
di-dekadatu /di.de.ka.da.tu/ n distinction, differentiation
di-dekade /di.de.ka.de/ v to distinguish, to differentiate
dikatu /di.ka.tu/ n saying, words, speech
dike /di.ke/ v to say, to tell
di-klede /di.kle.de/ v to undress, to take off
di-la /di.la/ adj separate, individual
di-lanya /di.lan.ja/ adj torn asunder, ripped apart
di-lanye /di.lan.je/ v to pull apart, to tear asunder
di-lanyita /di.lan.ji.ta/ adj torn asunder, ripped apart
di-lu /di.lu/ n divider, separator; division, separation
di-rompacu /di.rom.pa.ʃu/ n disruption, disrupting
di-rompatu /di.rom.pa.tu/ n disruption
di-rompe /di.rom.pe/ v (Classical calque) to disrupt
disa /di.sa/ adj wrong, incorrect, erroneous, mistaken
disa- /di.sa/ pfx incorrect, wrong, erroneous
disa-kontatu /di.sa.kon.ta.tu/ n miscount, wrong total
disa-konte /di.sa.kon.te/ v to miscount, to count wrong
disa-letre /di.sa.let.re/ v to misspell
disa-prate /di.sa.pra.te/ v to misunderstand
disa-pre /di.sa.pre/ v to misunderstand
dise /di.se/ v to be wrong, to be off, to miss, to mistake
disi /di.si/ adv wrongly, erroneously, mistakenly
disika /di.si.ka/ adj off, not quite right; blurry, unclear, muffled
di-skutabla /di.sku.tab.la/ adj debatable, disputable, questionable, uncertain
di-skutabla-mo /di.sku.tab.la.mo/ adv debably, disputably
di-skutatu /di.sku.ta.tu/ n argument, case
di-skute /di.sku.te/ v to thresh, to shake apart; (Classical calque) to argue, to dispute
dista /dis.ta/ adj far, distant
dista-klorasu /dis.ta.klo.ra.su/ n phone, telephone
dista-klorilu /dis.ta.klo.ri.lu/ n radio
dista-metrasu /dis.ta.met.ra.su/ n odometer
dista-vidilu /dis.ta.vi.di.lu/ n telescope; binoculars
dista-vlitilu /dis.ta.vli.ti.lu/ n television, TV
distitu /dis.ti.tu/ n distance, farness
distora-metrasu /dis.to.ra.met.ra.su/ n odometer
distoru /dis.to.ru/ n distance, degree of distance
distu /dis.tu/ n distance
disu /di.su/ n mistake, error
disu-de /di.su.de/ v to mistake, to make a mistake
dita /di.ta/ adj done, made
-dita /di.ta/ sfx.adj done, made
di-tenacu /di.te.na.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) digestion
di-tene /di.te.ne/ v (Classical calque) to digest
di-trewalya /di.tre.wal.ja/ adj (Classical calque) diffident
di-tri /di.tri/ adv apart
ditri /dit.ri/ adv apart, asunder
ditri-ye /dit.ri.je/ v to go apart, to separate
ditri-yite /dit.ri.ji.te/ v to go apart, to separate
diwa /di.wa/ adj divine, deity-related
diwa-ciska /di.wa.ʃis.ka/ adj theological
diwa-cisku /di.wa.ʃis.ku/ n (Classical calque) theology
Diwa-gratce /di.wa.ɡra.ʧe/ itj My God! For the Love of God!
diwu /di.wu/ n god, deity
dja /ʤa/ adv already, yet, prior
djagru /ʤaɡ.ru/ n boa, python, constrictor
djampa /ʤam.pa/ adj open
djampa-ble /ʤam.pa.ble/ v to open, to become open
djampa-de /ʤam.pa.de/ v to open, to cause to open
djampe /ʤam.pe/ v to open, to open up (under one’s own power)
djampika /ʤam.pi.ka/ adj ajar, cracked, open slightly
djampilu /ʤam.pi.lu/ n opener, opening tool
djampu /ʤam.pu/ n opening, hole
djamu /ʤa.mu/ n jam, jelly, marmalade, confiture
djandru /ʤan.dru/ n January
Djanu /ʤa.nu/ n John, Sean, Ivan, Jean
djapana /ʤa.pa.na/ adj Japanese
djapanicu /ʤa.pa.ni.ʃu/ n Japanese (language)
djapaniya /ʤa.pa.ni.ja/ adj Japanese, from Japan
Djapaniyu /ʤa.pa.ni.ju/ n Japan
dje /ʤe/ adv just, only, merely, simply
dje /ʤe/ v to open, to become open
dje-la /ʤe.la/ adj only, sole
djela /ʤe.la/ adj frozen
djelaryu /ʤe.lar.ju/ n freezer
djele /ʤe.le/ v to freeze
djele-de /ʤe.le.de/ v to freeze, to cause to freeze
djelita /ʤe.li.ta/ adj frozen
djendralya /ʤen.dral.ja/ adj gender-specific, gendered
djendra-modu /ʤen.dra.mo.du/ n sex
djendrina /ʤen.dri.na/ adj female, feminine, female-presenting
djendrotca /ʤen.dro.ʧa/ adj male, masculine, male-presenting
djendru /ʤen.dru/ n gender
djendrunya /ʤen.drun.ja/ adj non-gendered, genderless; (grammar) neuter
djenta-modu /ʤen.ta.mo.du/ n race, ethnicity
djenterdu /ʤen.ter.du/ n crowd, group of people
djentevlu /ʤen.tev.lu/ n team, group
djentina /ʤen.ti.na/ adj female, feminine, womanly
djentinalya /ʤen.ti.nal.ja/ adj feminine
djentinitu /ʤen.ti.ni.tu/ n femininity
djentinu /ʤen.ti.nu/ n woman
djentombu /ʤen.tom.bu/ n crowd, throng, large group of people
djentotca /ʤen.to.ʧa/ adj male, masculine, manly
djentotcalya /ʤen.to.ʧal.ja/ adj masculine
djentotcitu /ʤen.to.ʧi.tu/ n masculinity, maleness
djentotcu /ʤen.to.ʧu/ n man, male human
djentu /ʤen.tu/ n person
dji /ʤi/ prp up to, until
dji-ke /ʤi.ke/ cjt until
djima /ʤi.ma/ adj winter, hibernal
djimu /ʤi.mu/ n winter
djo /ʤo/ prt just did, very recently finished doing.
djo-go /ʤo.ɡo/ prt about to, just about
djogo-la /ʤo.ɡo.la/ adj imminent, any moment
djola /ʤo.la/ adj yellow
djola-ble /ʤo.la.ble/ v to become yellow, to yellow, to jaundice
djola-de /ʤo.la.de/ v to make yellow, to cause to be yellow
djo-le /ʤo.le/ prt just did, very recently finished doing.
djole-la /ʤo.le.la/ adj recent, not long ago
djole-lista /ʤo.le.lis.ta/ adj most recent
djole-lu /ʤo.le.lu/ n news, current events
djolika /ʤo.li.ka/ adj light yellow
djolitu /ʤo.li.tu/ n yellow, yellowness, yellow colour
djologla /ʤo.loɡ.la/ adj deep yellow, mustard
djolu /ʤo.lu/ n yellow
djora /ʤo.ra/ adj daily, circadian
djora-nombru /ʤo.ra.nom.bru/ n date (number of the day and month)
djorevla /ʤo.rev.la/ adj weekly
djorevla-kinsu /ʤo.rev.la.kin.su/ n weekend
djorevlu /ʤo.rev.lu/ n week
Djorgu /ʤor.ɡu/ n George, Jorge
djoru /ʤo.ru/ n day, day and night, cycle of 24 hours
djovadju /ʤo.va.ʤu/ n Thursday
Djovu /ʤo.vu/ n Jupiter
-dju /ʤu/ sfx -day
djukalya /ʤu.kal.ja/ adj playful, fun
djuke /ʤu.ke/ v to play, to have fun
djukenta /ʤu.ken.ta/ adj playing, joking
djukombu /ʤu.kom.bu/ n competition, contest, series of games
djuku /ʤu.ku/ n play, game
djulpa /ʤul.pa/ adj helpful
djulpalya /ʤul.pal.ja/ adj helpful
djulpatru /ʤul.pat.ru/ n helper, assistant
djulpe /ʤul.pe/ v to help, to assist, to aid
djulpi /ʤul.pi/ adv helpfully
djulpitu /ʤul.pi.tu/ n helpfulness
djulpu /ʤul.pu/ n help, assistance, aid
djulpunya /ʤul.pun.ja/ adj helpless
djulyu /ʤul.ju/ n July
djunga /ʤuŋ.ɡa/ adj young
djunga-ru /ʤuŋ.ɡa.ru/ n youth, young person
djungitu /ʤuŋ.ɡi.tu/ n youth
djunglu /ʤuŋ.ɡlu/ n jungle, tropical forest
djungosa /ʤuŋ.ɡo.sa/ adj youthful
djunkacu /ʤuŋ.ka.ʃu/ n joining, connection
djunka-logu /ʤuŋ.ka.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) conjunction
djunkatu /ʤuŋ.ka.tu/ n joint; junction
djunke /ʤuŋ.ke/ v to join, to connect
djunke-de /ʤuŋ.ke.de/ v to join, to connect, to cause to join
djunkilistru /ʤuŋ.ki.lis.tru/ n weak link, vulnerability, flaw
djunkilu /ʤuŋ.ki.lu/ n link (of a chain), ligature, connector
djunku /ʤuŋ.ku/ n joint, junction
djunyu /ʤun.ju/ n June
djura-cisku /ʤu.ra.ʃis.ku/ n zoology
djurastu /ʤu.ras.tu/ n meat
djuriklu /ʤu.rik.lu/ n baby animal
djuristru /ʤu.ris.tru/ n beast, horrible creature
djuroglu /ʤu.roɡ.lu/ n colossus, behemoth
djurombu /ʤu.rom.bu/ n menagerie
djuru /ʤu.ru/ n animal, creature, beast
dolaru /do.la.ru/ n dollar.
doma /do.ma/ adj domestic, house-, home-based, residential
domiku /do.mi.ku/ n hut, shack, small house
domu /do.mu/ n house, residence
dora-savedilu /do.ra.sa.ve.di.lu/ n doorbell, door alarm
doru /do.ru/ n door
doskacu /dos.ka.ʃu/ n teaching, instruction
doska-plenu /dos.ka.ple.nu/ n (Classical calque) discipline, field, area of knowledge or study
doskatru /dos.kat.ru/ n teacher, instructor
doskatu /dos.ka.tu/ n lesson
doske /dos.ke/ v (Classical calque) to teach, to instruct
dosku /dos.ku/ n instruction, teaching
dra /dra/ det other, another, else
draca /dra.ʃa/ det some other kind of
dracara /dra.ʃa.ra/ det some other kind of person’s
dracaru /dra.ʃa.ru/ prn some other kind of person
dracasa /dra.ʃa.sa/ det some other kind of thing’s
dracasu /dra.ʃa.su/ prn some other kind of thing
dra-jiya /dra.ʒi.ja/ adj foreign
drajiya-ru /dra.ʒi.ja.ru/ n foreigner
draku /dra.ku/ n dragon
drama-ru /dra.ma.ru/ n actor
dramaryu /dra.mar.ju/ n theatre, play-house
dramo /dra.mo/ adv some other way, otherwise, else
dramu /dra.mu/ n play, drama
dramu-ke /dra.mu.ke/ v to watch a play.
drano /dra.no/ adv some other time, elsewhen
dranta /dran.ta/ det some other amount, elsemuch
drantano /dran.ta.no/ adv for another amount of time
dranti /dran.ti/ adv otherwise, in another way (adj.)
drantu /dran.tu/ prn another amount of it, elsemuch
draprasta /drap.ras.ta/ adj cloth, made of cloth
drapru /drap.ru/ n cloth, fabric
drara /dra.ra/ det someone else’s
draru /dra.ru/ prn someone else, another person
drasa /dra.sa/ det something else’s
drasu /dra.su/ prn something else, another thing
drave /dra.ve/ v to be allowed, to have permission, may
dravilu /dra.vi.lu/ n ticket, pass, token
dravo /dra.vo/ adv somewhere else, elsewhere
drayo /dra.jo/ adv for some other reason, elsewhy
dre /dre/ v to be allowed, to have permission, may
drema /dre.ma/ adj autumnal
dremu /dre.mu/ n autumn
dresnatu /dres.na.tu/ n drawing, picture
dresne /dres.ne/ v to draw, to sketch
dreta /dre.ta/ adj right, right-hand, right side
dreti /dre.ti/ adv to the right, on the right
dreti-ve /dre.ti.ve/ v to turn right
dretu /dre.tu/ n right, right side
dri /dri/ prt each other, one another
driju /dri.ʒu/ n yeast
dri-la /dri.la/ adj reciprocal, mutual
drisku /dris.ku/ n entrails, intestines, viscera
dro /dro/ cjt or, alternatively, and/or
droka /dro.ka/ adj dorsal, related to the back
dro-ke /dro.ke/ cjt or, alternatively, and/or
droku /dro.ku/ n back
droma /dro.ma/ adj asleep
dromalya /dro.mal.ja/ adj sleepy, tired
dromaryu /dro.mar.ju/ n bedroom
drome /dro.me/ v to sleep
dromiku /dro.mi.ku/ n nap, snooze
dromu /dro.mu/ n sleep, slumber
dru /dru/ prp facing, across from; in exchange for; across
druga /dru.ɡa/ adj bad, unsuitable, unacceptable
drugi /dru.ɡi/ adv badly
drugista /dru.ɡis.ta/ adj worst
drugistra /dru.ɡis.tra/ adj terrible, horrible
drugitu /dru.ɡi.tu/ n badness, unsuitability
drugoza /dru.ɡo.za/ adj worse
drugoza-ble /dru.ɡo.za.ble/ v to deteriorate, to become worse, to worsen
drugoza-de /dru.ɡo.za.de/ v to make worse, to worsen, to aggravate
drupa /dru.pa/ adj drooping, droopy, sagging
drupe /dru.pe/ v to droop, to sag
drupistra /dru.pis.tra/ adj saggy, droopy
dru-ste /dru.ste/ v to meet, to encounter
dru-toklarvismu /dru.tok.lar.vis.mu/ n anti-racism
dru-tri /dru.tri/ prp across, out from, out across, out into
drutri /drut.ri/ prp across, out from, out across, out into
drutri-la /drut.ri.la/ adj opposite, across from
drutri-ye /drut.ri.je/ v to go across, to cross, to traverse
drutri-yite /drut.ri.ji.te/ v to go across, to cross, to traverse
du- /du/ pfx continuing, persistent, unceasing, constant
du /du/ prp on, during
dubya /dub.ja/ adj doubtful, dubitable
dubya-ble /dub.ja.ble/ v to grow doubtful, to become suspicious
dubya-de /dub.ja.de/ v to cast doubt upon, to make doubtful
dubyalya /dub.jal.ja/ adj suspicious, suspecting, untrusting
dubyalyu /dub.jal.ju/ n suspicion, mistrust
dubya-mo /dub.ja.mo/ adv doubtfully, dubitably
dubye /dub.je/ v to doubt
dubyi /dub.ji/ adv doubtfully, dubitably
dubyitu /dub.ji.tu/ n dubitability, doubtfulness
dubyosa /dub.jo.sa/ adj doubtful, doubt-riddled
dubyu /dub.ju/ n doubt
dubyunya /dub.jun.ja/ adj doubtless, without a doubt
du-ke /du.ke/ cjt while, as
duke /du.ke/ v to pull, to lead; (Classical calque) -duct, -duce
dulta /dul.ta/ adj adult, grown-up, fully grown
dulta-ble /dul.ta.ble/ v to grow up, to become an adult, to mature
dultu /dul.tu/ n adult, grown-up
dumosa /du.mo.sa/ adj smoky
dumu /du.mu/ n smoke
dumu-ke /du.mu.ke/ v to smoke
du-pano /du.pa.no/ adv perpetually, ceaselessly, persistently, continually
du-pano-la /du.pa.no.la/ adj perpetual, unending
dura /du.ra/ adj hard, unyielding
duritu /du.ri.tu/ n hardness
duroru /du.ro.ru/ n hardness, degree of hardness
duwa /du.wa/ num two
duwa-deka /du.wa.de.ka/ num twenty
duwa-duwa /du.wa.du.wa/ num twenty-two
duwala-ble /du.wa.la.ble/ v to split in half, to halve
duwalu /du.wa.lu/ n half
duwalu-de /du.wa.lu.de/ v to halve, to split in half, to divide in two
duwangla /du.waŋ.ɡla/ adj diagonal
duwa-nuva /du.wa.nu.va/ num twenty-nine
duwa-penta /du.wa.pen.ta/ num twenty-five
duwa-ru /du.wa.ru/ n duo, pair; the two of them
duwa-seca /du.wa.se.ʃa/ num twenty-six
duwa-siba /du.wa.si.ba/ num twenty-seven
duwa-tcera /du.wa.ʧe.ra/ num twenty-four
duwa-triya /du.wa.tri.ja/ num twenty-three
duwa-voka /du.wa.vo.ka/ num twenty-eight
duwa-yuna /du.wa.ju.na/ num twenty-one
duwema /du.we.ma/ adj second
duwi /du.wi/ adv twice, two times
duwupla /du.wup.la/ adj double, two-fold
dwa /dwa/ cjt xor, or…but not both
dwa-ke /dwa.ke/ cjt xor, or…but not both
dwa-la /dwa.la/ adj alternative
dwalvu /dwal.vu/ n dawn, daybreak, sunrise
Dwardu /dwar.du/ n Edward
dwergu /dwer.ɡu/ n dwarf
-e /e/ sfx.v
-eca /e.ʃa/ sfx.adj -ish, -like, -y, -ic
-ema /e.ma/ sfx.adj -th, number
-embl- /em.bl./ sfx element
-ent- /ent./ sfx -ing, -ant
-enta /en.ta/ sfx.adj -ing, -ant
-epr- /ep.r./ sfx set, pair
-epru /ep.ru/ sfx.n set, fixed set; pair
-erd- /er.d./ sfx group, herd, flock
-erdu /er.du/ sfx.n (animals) herd, (birds) flock, (fish) school; (vehicles) fleet; (people) team
-esl- /es.l./ sfx less
-evl- /ev.l./ sfx set, collection
-evlu /ev.lu/ sfx.n set, collection
fa /fa/ prp according to; made from, made out of
fableca /fab.le.ʃa/ adj fabulous, fantastic, mythical, imaginary
fablu /fab.lu/ n fable, legend, story
fakla /fak.la/ adj easy
fakla-de /fak.la.de/ v to simplify, to make easy
faklesla /fak.les.la/ adj less easy; more difficult
faklesli /fak.les.li/ adv less easily
fakli /fak.li/ adv easily
faklista /fak.lis.ta/ adj easiest
faklisti /fak.lis.ti/ adv most easily
faklitu /fak.li.tu/ n ease, freedom from difficulty
fakloza /fak.lo.za/ adj easier
faklozi /fak.lo.zi/ adv more easily
fakluzla /fak.luz.la/ adj least easy; most difficult
fakluzli /fak.luz.li/ adv least easily
fala /fa.la/ adj lacking, missing
falatu /fa.la.tu/ n lack, failure
fale /fa.le/ v to lack, to be missing; to fail
falita /fa.li.ta/ adj failed, missed
falsa /fal.sa/ adj wrong, incorrect, false
falsa-de /fal.sa.de/ v to falsify, to make wrong
falsa-prova /fal.sa.pro.va/ adj disproven
falsa-prove /fal.sa.pro.ve/ v to disprove, to prove false
falsi /fal.si/ adv incorrectly, wrongly
falsitu /fal.si.tu/ n falsehood, falseness, fallacy
falu /fa.lu/ n lack, failure
fambla /fam.bla/ adj famous
fambla-ble /fam.bla.ble/ v to become famous
fambla-de /fam.bla.de/ v to make famous
fambli /fam.bli/ adv famously
famblistra /fam.blis.tra/ adj infamous, notorious, ignominious
famblitu /fam.bli.tu/ n fame, celebrity, renown
famblu /fam.blu/ n fame, celebrity
famya /fam.ja/ adj familial
famyadru /fam.jad.ru/ n family tree
famyalya /fam.jal.ja/ adj family-oriented
famyanu /fam.ja.nu/ n relative, family mamber
famyaryu /fam.jar.ju/ n family home, ancestral home, homestead
famyistru /fam.jis.tru/ n dysfunctional family
famyu /fam.ju/ n family, extended family, relations
fanta /fan.ta/ adj imaginary, fantastical
fantalya /fan.tal.ja/ adj day-dreaming, fanciful, unrealistic
fante /fan.te/ v to imagine, to fantasise
fantosa /fan.to.sa/ adj imaginitive
fantu /fan.tu/ n imagination, fantasy
fantunya /fan.tun.ja/ adj lacking imagination
fa-tri /fa.tri/ prp toward the source
fe /fe/ v to carry, to transport, to move
febru /feb.ru/ n February
fenta- /fen.ta/ pfx femto-, f
fentru /fen.tru/ n window
fentrunya /fen.trun.ja/ adj window-less, without windows
fera /fe.ra/ adj carried, borne
fera-barku /fe.ra.bar.ku/ n ship, transport vessel
feratru /fe.rat.ru/ n bearer, carrier
fera-veklu /fe.ra.vek.lu/ n truck, lorry
fere /fe.re/ v to carry, to transport, to move
feru /fe.ru/ n load, burden
festa /fes.ta/ adj celebratory, festive
feste /fes.te/ v to party, to feast, to celebrate
festitu /fes.ti.tu/ n festivity
festu /fes.tu/ n party, feast, celebration
festu-ge /fes.tu.ɡe/ v to throw a party
fetra /fet.ra/ adj bound, tied
fetre /fet.re/ v to tie (up), to bind, to fetter
fetru /fet.ru/ n bond, binding, fetter
fike /fi.ke/ v to fika, to have a coffee break
fila /fi.la/ adj filial
fila-camu /fi.la.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of child, child-in-law
fila-swekru /fi.la.swek.ru/ n child of spouse, step-child
filinu /fi.li.nu/ n daughter
filotcu /fi.lo.ʧu/ n son
filu /fi.lu/ n child (one’s own), son, daughter
fismitu /fis.mi.tu/ n fandom
fismu /fis.mu/ n fan, enthusiast, fanatic
fiste /fis.te/ v to fart
fistu /fis.tu/ n fart
fla /fla/ det little, few
flaca /fla.ʃa/ det few kinds of
flacara /fla.ʃa.ra/ det few kinds of people’s
flacaru /fla.ʃa.ru/ prn few kinds of people
flacasa /fla.ʃa.sa/ det few kinds of things’
flacasu /fla.ʃa.su/ prn few kinds of things
flamo /fla.mo/ adv few ways; limited possibilities
flano /fla.no/ adv few times; rarely
flano-la /fla.no.la/ adj rare, scarce, uncommon
flanta /flan.ta/ det few, little, small amount of
flantano /flan.ta.no/ adv for a short time, for a bit, for a moment; suddenly
flantano-la /flan.ta.no.la/ adj brief, lasting for a short time
flantesla /flan.tes.la/ det less, a smaller amout of
flanti /flan.ti/ adv barely, hardly
flantoza /flan.to.za/ det fewer, less
flantu /flan.tu/ prn few, little, small amount
flantuzla /flan.tuz.la/ det least, the smallest amount of
flara /fla.ra/ det few people’s
flaru /fla.ru/ prn few, few people
flasa /fla.sa/ det few things’
flasku /flas.ku/ n bottle
flasu /fla.su/ prn little, few things
flavo /fla.vo/ adv few places, scarcely
flavo-la /fla.vo.la/ adj rare, scarce, found in few places
flayo /fla.jo/ adv for few reasons, for little reason
fle /fle/ v to lack, to be missing; to fail
flentaryu /flen.tar.ju/ n airport, air field
flentatru /flen.tat.ru/ n pilot
flenta-veklu /flen.ta.vek.lu/ n hovercraft, flying car
flente /flen.te/ v to fly
flentilu /flen.ti.lu/ n aerial vehicle
flentu /flen.tu/ n flight
flesla /fles.la/ det less, a smaller amout of
fletranu /flet.ra.nu/ n arrow
fletru /flet.ru/ n quiver (for arrows)
flitca /fli.ʧa/ adj happy, glad
flitca-ble /fli.ʧa.ble/ v to become happy, to cheer up
flitca-de /fli.ʧa.de/ v to make happy, to cheer up, to gladden
flitci /fli.ʧi/ adv happily, gladly
flitcitu /fli.ʧi.tu/ n happiness
flitcogla /fli.ʧoɡ.la/ adj delighted, overjoyed
flitcoru /fli.ʧo.ru/ n happiness, degree of happiness
floda /flo.da/ adj fertile, fruitful
floda-ble /flo.da.ble/ v to become fertile
floditu /flo.di.tu/ n fertility, fruitfulness
floja-brasku /flo.ʒa.bras.ku/ n kale; collards
flojosa /flo.ʒo.sa/ adj leafy
floju /flo.ʒu/ n leaf
flora /flo.ra/ adj floral
flora-hagriku /flo.ra.xaɡ.ri.ku/ n flower garden, flower bed
florosa /flo.ro.sa/ adj flowery
floru /flo.ru/ n flower
flotacu /flo.ta.ʃu/ n flotation
flotalya /flo.tal.ja/ adj bouyant
flotalyu /flo.tal.ju/ n buoyancy
flote /flo.te/ v to float
flote-de /flo.te.de/ v to float, to make float, to set afloat
flotilu /flo.ti.lu/ n raft
fluma-margu /flu.ma.mar.ɡu/ n river-bank
flumu /flu.mu/ n river
fluwasta /flu.was.ta/ adj liquid, fluid
fluwastu /flu.was.tu/ n liquid, fluid
fluwe /flu.we/ v to flow, to run
fluwe-de /flu.we.de/ v to cause to flow
fluzla /fluz.la/ det least, the smallest amount of
fobya /fob.ja/ adj fearful, frightened, afraid
fobyalya /fob.jal.ja/ adj fearful
fobya-mo /fob.ja.mo/ adv fearfully
fobye /fob.je/ v to fear, to be afraid
fobye-de /fob.je.de/ v to frighten, to make afraid
fobyi /fob.ji/ adv fearfully
fobyistra /fob.jis.tra/ adj terrified
fobyistru /fob.jis.tru/ n terror
fobyosa /fob.jo.sa/ adj fearful, frightened
fobyu /fob.ju/ n fear
fobyunya /fob.jun.ja/ adj fearless
fokra /fok.ra/ adj (Vulgar) fucking
fokre /fok.re/ v (Vulgar) to fuck
fokru /fok.ru/ n (Vulgar) fuck
fola /fo.la/ adj sensory, tactile
folacu /fo.la.ʃu/ n feeling, sensing, sense of touch
fola-pekepilu /fo.la.pe.ke.pi.lu/ n pressure sensor
fola-su /fo.la.su/ n hand (figurative); feeler (animal), feeler, sensor; pressure sensor
folatu /fo.la.tu/ n feeling, sensation
fole /fo.le/ v to feel
folistra /fo.lis.tra/ adj bad-feeling, unpleasant to touch
folistru /fo.lis.tru/ n unpleasant sensation
folu /fo.lu/ n skin; feel (in compounds)
folunya /fo.lun.ja/ adj numb
folunyitu /fo.lun.ji.tu/ n numbness
fombrabla /fom.brab.la/ adj shapable, maleable
fombra-metru /fom.bra.met.ru/ n (Classical calque) geometry
fombre /fom.bre/ v to shape, to form
fombru /fom.bru/ n form, shape
fombrunya /fom.brun.ja/ adj shapeless, amorphous
fonda /fon.da/ adj deep
fonda-de /fon.da.de/ v to deepen, to make deep
fonda-metrasu /fon.da.met.ra.su/ n barymeter
fondi /fon.di/ adv deeply, profoundly
fonditu /fon.di.tu/ n depth
fondora-metrasu /fon.do.ra.met.ra.su/ n barymeter
fondoru /fon.do.ru/ n depth, degree of depth
forta /for.ta/ adj strong
forta-ble /for.ta.ble/ v to become strong
forta-de /for.ta.de/ v to strengthen, to make strong
forte /for.te/ v to be strong
forti /for.ti/ adv strongly
fortista /for.tis.ta/ adj strongest
fortiste /for.tis.te/ v to be the strongest
fortisti /for.tis.ti/ adv strongest, most strongly
fortitu /for.ti.tu/ n strength
fortoza /for.to.za/ adj stronger
fortoze /for.to.ze/ v to be stronger
fortozi /for.to.zi/ adv stronger, more strongly
fortu /for.tu/ n strength, asset
fotu /fo.tu/ n (Imperial measurement) foot, ft.
fra /fra/ prp from
fradja-brasku /fra.ʤa.bras.ku/ n turnip, daikon; rutabega, swede
fradju /fra.ʤu/ n root
fragladru /fraɡ.lad.ru/ n strawberry plant, Fragaria spp.
fraglu /fraɡ.lu/ n strawberry
fra-kwavo /fra.kwa.vo/ adv from where, whence
fra-kweme /fra.kwe.me/ v to come from, to originate
frambadru /fram.bad.ru/ n raspberry bush, Rubus spp.
frambu /fram.bu/ n raspberry
franga /fraŋ.ɡa/ adj cracked, split, divided
franga-ble /fraŋ.ɡa.ble/ v to crack, to become cracked
frangacu /fraŋ.ɡa.ʃu/ n splitting, fracturing
franga-de /fraŋ.ɡa.de/ v to crack, to split, to cause to crack
frangala /fraŋ.ɡa.la/ adj French
frangalicu /fraŋ.ɡa.li.ʃu/ n French (language)
frangaliya /fraŋ.ɡa.li.ja/ adj French, from France
Frangaliyu /fraŋ.ɡa.li.ju/ n France
frangalya /fraŋ.ɡal.ja/ adj fragile
frangalyu /fraŋ.ɡal.ju/ n fragility, tendancy to crack
frangatu /fraŋ.ɡa.tu/ n fracture; fraction
frange /fraŋ.ɡe/ v to crack, to split
frangistra /fraŋ.ɡis.tra/ adj shattered, smashed
frangistre /fraŋ.ɡis.tre/ v to shatter, to smash
frangoglu /fraŋ.ɡoɡ.lu/ n fissure, ravine
frangu /fraŋ.ɡu/ n crack, split
fra-no /fra.no/ prp out, out of
fraskalya /fras.kal.ja/ adj inquisitive, asking a lot of questions
fraskatu /fras.ka.tu/ n inquiry, question; request
fraske /fras.ke/ v to ask
frasku /fras.ku/ n question, inquiry
frastacu /fras.ta.ʃu/ n theft, stealing
frastatru /fras.tat.ru/ n thief, one who steals
frastatu /fras.ta.tu/ n theft
fraste /fras.te/ v to steal
frate /fra.te/ v to fare, to be doing
fratistre /fra.tis.tre/ v to fare poorly, to be in a bad way, to not be doing well
fravlu /frav.lu/ n butterfly, Lepidoptera spp.
fraza-cisku /fra.za.ʃis.ku/ n syntax
fraziku /fra.zi.ku/ n (Grammar) clause, group of words containing a verb and complements.
frazu /fra.zu/ n sentence; phrase, group of words
frazuklu /fra.zuk.lu/ n (Grammar) phrase, group of words
fre /fre/ v to fare, to be doing
freda /fre.da/ adj cold
freda-ble /fre.da.ble/ v to become cold, to cool, to chill
freda-de /fre.da.de/ v to cool, to chill, to cause to be cold
fredika /fre.di.ka/ adj cool
freditu /fre.di.tu/ n cold
fredogla /fre.doɡ.la/ adj very cold, freezing
fredoza /fre.do.za/ adj colder
fredoza-de /fre.do.za.de/ v to cool down, to chill, to make colder
frembacu /frem.ba.ʃu/ n farming, agriculture
frembalya /frem.bal.ja/ adj agricultural
frembalyu /frem.bal.ju/ n agriculture
fremba-ru /frem.ba.ru/ n farmer, farm-hand, farm worker
frembaryu /frem.bar.ju/ n farmstead, farm
frembatru /frem.bat.ru/ n farmer, farm owner
frembe /frem.be/ v to farm, to maintain a farm, to engage in agriculture
frembu /frem.bu/ n farm
fribra /fri.bra/ adj free
fribra-de /fri.bra.de/ v to free, to liberate
fribritu /fri.bri.tu/ n freedom, liberty
frike /fri.ke/ v to rub
frindable /frin.dab.le/ v to become friends, to make friends
frindalya /frin.dal.ja/ adj friendly
frindalyu /frin.dal.ju/ n friendliness
frindinu /frin.di.nu/ n friend, female friend
frinditu /frin.di.tu/ n friendship
frindotcu /frin.do.ʧu/ n friend, male friend
frindu /frin.du/ n friend
frindunya /frin.dun.ja/ adj friendless
frutadrombu /fru.tad.rom.bu/ n orchard, group of fruit trees
frutadru /fru.tad.ru/ n fruit tree, tree or plant that produces fruit
frutosa /fru.to.sa/ adj fruity, full of fruit, fruitful
frutu /fru.tu/ n fruit
fu /fu/ prt stop doing
fu-djo /fu.ʤo/ prt just stopped doing
fudjo-le /fu.ʤo.le/ prt just stopped doing
fukalya /fu.kal.ja/ adj firey
fukaryu /fu.kar.ju/ n fireplace, hearth; fire pit, camp-fire, bonfire
fukastu /fu.kas.tu/ n fuel
Fukiyu /fu.ki.ju/ n Hell, the Underworld
fuku /fu.ku/ n fire
fukuklu /fu.kuk.lu/ n spark
fumbra /fum.bra/ adj hungry
fumbra-ble /fum.bra.ble/ v to get hungry, to become hungry
fumbre /fum.bre/ v to be hungry, to hunger
fumbritu /fum.bri.tu/ n appetite, hunger
fumbrogla /fum.broɡ.la/ adj famished, ravenous
fumbru /fum.bru/ n hunger
funda /fun.da/ adj basic, fundamental
fundacu /fun.da.ʃu/ n foundation, founding
fundaryu /fun.dar.ju/ n basement, cellar
fundatru /fun.dat.ru/ n founder
fundatu /fun.da.tu/ n foundation (of a building); platform (software)
funde /fun.de/ v to found, to create, to initiate; to base, to use as a starting point
fundistra /fun.dis.tra/ adj ill-founded, poorly situated
fundu /fun.du/ n base, bottom, foundation
funga /fuŋ.ɡa/ adj fungal
funga-cisku /fuŋ.ɡa.ʃis.ku/ n mycology
fungu /fuŋ.ɡu/ n fungus, Fungi spp.
funka /fuŋ.ka/ adj functional, operational
funke /fuŋ.ke/ v to work, to function, to operate
furgaryu /fur.ɡar.ju/ n bakery
furgu /fur.ɡu/ n oven, furnace
furgumete /fur.ɡu.me.te/ v to bake
furta /fur.ta/ adj proud
furta-ble /fur.ta.ble/ v to become proud
furta-de /fur.ta.de/ v to make proud
furtitu /fur.ti.tu/ n pride
fustu /fus.tu/ n mouth, river-mouth; spout, opening
fye /fje/ v to stop doing
ga /ɡa/ prt done
ga /ɡa/ adj given
gabalya /ɡa.bal.ja/ adj sleepy, tired, yawning
gabe /ɡa.be/ v to yawn
gabe-de /ɡa.be.de/ v to be boring or tiresome, to cause to yawn
gabovra /ɡa.bov.ra/ adj boring, mind-numbing
gabu /ɡa.bu/ n yawn
ga-hago /ɡa.xa.ɡo/ prt will have been done
galtacu /ɡal.ta.ʃu/ n protection, keeping
galtatru /ɡal.tat.ru/ n guard, guardian, protector
galte /ɡal.te/ v to keep, to hold; to maintain; to guard, to protect
galteflu /ɡal.tef.lu/ n ward, charge
galtilu /ɡal.ti.lu/ n latch, clasp, hasp
ganacu /ɡa.na.ʃu/ n giving, donating
ganalya /ɡa.nal.ja/ adj generous, giving
ganalyu /ɡa.nal.ju/ n generosity
ganatru /ɡa.nat.ru/ n donor, benefactor
ganatu /ɡa.na.tu/ n donation
gane /ɡa.ne/ v to give
gansa /ɡan.sa/ adj anserine
gansalya /ɡan.sal.ja/ adj mean, nasty, vicious
gansastu /ɡan.sas.tu/ n goose (meat)
gansiklu /ɡan.sik.lu/ n gosling
gansinu /ɡan.si.nu/ n female goose
gansombu /ɡan.som.bu/ n flock of geese
gansotcu /ɡan.so.ʧu/ n gander
gansu /ɡan.su/ n goose
ganu /ɡa.nu/ n gift, present
gata /ɡa.ta/ adj feline
gatiklu /ɡa.tik.lu/ n kitten
gatinu /ɡa.ti.nu/ n female cat
gatotcu /ɡa.to.ʧu/ n tom cat
-gatru /ɡat.ru/ sfx giver
gatu /ɡa.tu/ n cat, Felis domesticus
gavlu /ɡav.lu/ n fork
ge /ɡe/ v to give
gedja /ɡe.ʤa/ adj sad, tragic
gedju /ɡe.ʤu/ n tragedy
-genta /ɡen.ta/ sfx giving
gerja /ɡer.ʒa/ adj iron, ferrous
gerjasta /ɡer.ʒas.ta/ adj iron, made of iron
gerjastu /ɡer.ʒas.tu/ n iron, iron ore
gerja-veklaryu /ɡer.ʒa.vek.lar.ju/ n train station
gerjavekla-vigu /ɡer.ʒa.vek.la.vi.ɡu/ n railway, rails, railroad track
gerja-veklu /ɡer.ʒa.vek.lu/ n train
gerjemblu /ɡer.ʒem.blu/ n (element) iron, Fe
gerjistru /ɡer.ʒis.tru/ n slag iron
gerju /ɡer.ʒu/ n iron, Fe (ferrum)
gerjuklu /ɡer.ʒuk.lu/ n iron filing, iron fragment
getra /ɡet.ra/ adj previous, yester-
getri /ɡet.ri/ adv yesterday
getru /ɡet.ru/ n yesterday, the day before today
Geyorgu /ɡe.jor.ɡu/ n George, Jorge
gi /ɡi/ prt start doing (≈gye, gine)
gi-fu /ɡi.fu/ adv in a flash, starting abruptly and stopping immediately, for an instant
gifu-la /ɡi.fu.la/ adj sudden, abrupt; momentane, lasting only for an instant
giga /ɡi.ɡa/ num billion, 10⁶
giga- /ɡi.ɡa/ pfx giga-, G
gi-go /ɡi.ɡo/ prt will start, going to start
gi-le /ɡi.le/ prt started doing, started to do
ginacu /ɡi.na.ʃu/ n starting, commencement
ginaryu /ɡi.nar.ju/ n start, beginning, starting place; (in a race) starting line
ginatru /ɡi.nat.ru/ n beginner, novice
ginatu /ɡi.na.tu/ n beginning, start
gine /ɡi.ne/ v to begin, to start
gine-de /ɡi.ne.de/ v to cause to start; (Chemistry) to catalyze; to instigate, to provoke; (Medicine) to trigger, to activate, to aggravate
ginu /ɡi.nu/ n start, beginning
glaka /ɡla.ka/ adj dairy
glakaryu /ɡla.kar.ju/ n dairy, milking barn
glakasta /ɡla.kas.ta/ adj dairy, made of milk
glakastu /ɡla.kas.tu/ n dairy product
glakeca /ɡla.ke.ʃa/ adj milky, opaque
glakistru /ɡla.kis.tru/ n spoiled milk; mess, disaster
glaku /ɡla.ku/ n milk
glakunya /ɡla.kun.ja/ adj dairy-free
glaskiku /ɡlas.ki.ku/ n shot glass
glasku /ɡlas.ku/ n glass, cup, drinking vessel
glaviku /ɡla.vi.ku/ n dagger, knife, small sword
glavildu /ɡla.vil.du/ n scabbard, sheath
glavu /ɡla.vu/ n sword, dagger, blade
gle /ɡle/ v to keep, to hold; to maintain; to guard, to protect
gledombu /ɡle.dom.bu/ n glacier
gledosa /ɡle.do.sa/ adj icy
gledu /ɡle.du/ n ice
gleduklu /ɡle.duk.lu/ n ice cube; shard of ice
glisa /ɡli.sa/ adj smooth
glisa-de /ɡli.sa.de/ v to smooth, to make smooth
glisitu /ɡli.si.tu/ n smoothness
glisoru /ɡli.so.ru/ n smoothness, degree of smoothness
go- /ɡo/ pfx future, (family) great-; over-, next, following, subsequent
go /ɡo/ prp after, following
go-bratinu /ɡo.bra.ti.nu/ n younger sister, little sister
go-bratotcu /ɡo.bra.to.ʧu/ n younger brother, little brother
go-bratu /ɡo.bra.tu/ n younger sibling
go-djorevli /ɡo.ʤo.rev.li/ adv next week
go-djoru /ɡo.ʤo.ru/ n following day, nect day, day after
go-filu /ɡo.fi.lu/ n descendant
go-ke /ɡo.ke/ cjt after
go-krasti /ɡo.kras.ti/ adv the day after tomorrow, overmorrow
go-kuzu /ɡo.ku.zu/ n younger cousin
go-lano /ɡo.la.no/ adv then, at that time (in the future)
go-lano-la /ɡo.la.no.la/ adj future; (grammar) future, future tense
go-lano-lu /ɡo.la.no.lu/ n (grammar) future, future tense
go-le /ɡo.le/ prt would
golta /ɡol.ta/ adj painful
goltika /ɡol.ti.ka/ adj aching, annoying, irritating
goltiku /ɡol.ti.ku/ n small pain, twinge, throb, ache
goltistra /ɡol.tis.tra/ adj agonizing, torturous, extremely painful
goltistru /ɡol.tis.tru/ n agony, extreme pain
goltosa /ɡol.to.sa/ adj painful
goltu /ɡol.tu/ n pain, hurt, ache
goltu-de /ɡol.tu.de/ v to hurt, to cause pain
goltunya /ɡol.tun.ja/ adj painless
golya /ɡol.ja/ adj proud, arrogant, haughty, conceited
golyitu /ɡol.ji.tu/ n pride, arrogance, haughtiness, conceit
golyosa /ɡol.jo.sa/ adj prideful
golyu /ɡol.ju/ n pride, arrogance, haughtiness, conceit
go-midaju /ɡo.mi.da.ʒu/ n afternoon
go-minotu /ɡo.mi.no.tu/ n the hours between midnight and dawn, the wee hours
go-mulda /ɡo.mul.da/ adj (Classical calque) posthumous, after death
go-nano /ɡo.na.no/ adv never, never again, never from now on
go-nefu /ɡo.ne.fu/ n grand-nibling
go-nikinu /ɡo.ni.ki.nu/ n great-granddaughter
go-nikotcu /ɡo.ni.ko.ʧu/ n great-grandson
go-niku /ɡo.ni.ku/ n great-grandchild
go-pano /ɡo.pa.no/ adv always, forever, from now on
goralya /ɡo.ral.ja/ adj golden, gold-coloured
gorasta /ɡo.ras.ta/ adj gold, golden, made of gold
gorastu /ɡo.ras.tu/ n gold, gold bullion
goremblu /ɡo.rem.blu/ n (element) gold, Au
goru /ɡo.ru/ n gold, Au
gosta /ɡos.ta/ adj stylish, nice, cool
gostistra /ɡos.tis.tra/ adj in bad taste, tasteless, shabby, lacking good taste
gostu /ɡos.tu/ n taste, style, aesthetic
gota /ɡo.ta/ adj Goth, Gothic
go-tcilano /ɡo.ʧi.la.no/ adv later, after this, coming up, next
goticu /ɡo.ti.ʃu/ n Gothic (language)
gra /ɡra/ det much, many
graca /ɡra.ʃa/ det many kinds of
gracara /ɡra.ʃa.ra/ det many kinds of people’s
gracaru /ɡra.ʃa.ru/ prn many kinds of people
gracasa /ɡra.ʃa.sa/ det many kinds of things’
gracasu /ɡra.ʃa.su/ prn many kinds of things
grade /ɡra.de/ v to step, to tread; to increase, to progress
gradistre /ɡra.dis.tre/ v to trip, to stumble
gradu /ɡra.du/ n step, foot-step; point (on a spectrum or gradient); mark, spot, dot
grafacu /ɡra.fa.ʃu/ n writing, the act of writing
grafatru /ɡra.fat.ru/ n writer
grafatu /ɡra.fa.tu/ n piece of writing
grafe /ɡra.fe/ v to write
grafilu /ɡra.fi.lu/ n writing implement, pen, pencil
grafistre /ɡra.fis.tre/ v to scrawl, to scribble
grafistru /ɡra.fis.tru/ n scribble, scrawl
grafu /ɡra.fu/ n writing, script
graglu /ɡraɡ.lu/ n throat
graha /ɡra.xa/ adj planetary
graha-metru /ɡra.xa.met.ru/ n astrology
grahiku /ɡra.xi.ku/ n dwarf planet, planetoid
grahombu /ɡra.xom.bu/ n star system, solar system, planetary system
grahu /ɡra.xu/ n planet
gramo /ɡra.mo/ adv many ways, many possibilities
gramu /ɡra.mu/ n gram, g
grano /ɡra.no/ adv many times, often
grano-la /ɡra.no.la/ adj common, regular
granta /ɡran.ta/ det much, many, large amount of
grantano /ɡran.ta.no/ adv for a while, for a long time
grantano-la /ɡran.ta.no.la/ adj lengthy, long-lasting
granti /ɡran.ti/ adv really, a lot, very much (adj.)
grantista /ɡran.tis.ta/ det most, the largest amount of
grantoza /ɡran.to.za/ det more, a larger amount of
grantu /ɡran.tu/ prn much, many, large amount
grara /ɡra.ra/ det many people’s
graru /ɡra.ru/ prn many, many people
grasa /ɡra.sa/ adj thick
grasa /ɡra.sa/ det many things’
grasa-ble /ɡra.sa.ble/ v to thicken, to become thick
grasa-de /ɡra.sa.de/ v to thicken, to make thick
grasi /ɡra.si/ adv thickly
grasta /ɡras.ta/ adj fat, fatty
grasta-ble /ɡras.ta.ble/ v to fatten, to become fat
grasta-de /ɡras.ta.de/ v to fatten, to make fat
grastu /ɡras.tu/ n fat, adipose
grasu /ɡra.su/ prn much, many things
gratce /ɡra.ʧe/ itj thank you, thanks
gratcogle /ɡra.ʧoɡ.le/ itj thank you so much, many thanks
gratcosa /ɡra.ʧo.sa/ adj thankful, grateful
gratcositu /ɡra.ʧo.si.tu/ n thanksfulness, gratitude
gratcu /ɡra.ʧu/ n grace, mercy, forgiveness, kind-heartedness
gratcunya /ɡra.ʧun.ja/ adj thankless
gravo /ɡra.vo/ adv many places, commonly, wide-spread
gravo-la /ɡra.vo.la/ adj wide-spread, common
grayo /ɡra.jo/ adv for many reasons
gre /ɡre/ prp for, during, throughout
gre /ɡre/ v to step, to tread; to increase, to progress
gremana /ɡre.ma.na/ adj Germanic
gremanicu /ɡre.ma.ni.ʃu/ n Germanic (language)
grena /ɡre.na/ adj green
grena-ble /ɡre.na.ble/ v to become green
grena-de /ɡre.na.de/ v to make green, to cause to be green
grenika /ɡre.ni.ka/ adj light green, mint
grenitu /ɡre.ni.tu/ n green, greenness, green colour
grenogla /ɡre.noɡ.la/ adj dark green, hunter
grenu /ɡre.nu/ n green
grija /ɡri.ʒa/ adj grey, gray
grija-ble /ɡri.ʒa.ble/ v to become grey, to grey
grija-de /ɡri.ʒa.de/ v to make grey, to cause to be grey
grijicu /ɡri.ʒi.ʃu/ n Valthungian (language), the Grey Tongue
grijika /ɡri.ʒi.ka/ adj light grey
grijitu /ɡri.ʒi.tu/ n grey, greyness, grey colour
grijogla /ɡri.ʒoɡ.la/ adj dark grey, charcoal
griju /ɡri.ʒu/ n grey
grista /ɡris.ta/ det most, the largest amount of
grivalya /ɡri.val.ja/ adj war-like, militant
grive /ɡri.ve/ v to wage war
grivilu /ɡri.vi.lu/ n weapon of war, weapon of mass destruction
grivu /ɡri.vu/ n war
gro /ɡro/ prp despite, in spite of
gro-ke /ɡro.ke/ cjt despite that, in spite of that fact
groza /ɡro.za/ det more, a larger amount of
gulyu /ɡul.ju/ n corner, outside corner, external angle; reflex angle
gustu /ɡus.tu/ n August
gwambra /ɡwam.bra/ adj warm
gwambra-ble /ɡwam.bra.ble/ v to warm up, to become warm
gwambra-de /ɡwam.bra.de/ v to warm (up), to make warm, to cause to be warm
gwambra-denta /ɡwam.bra.den.ta/ adj warming, causing to warm up; keeping warm, insulating
gyardu /ɡjar.du/ n yard, garden, lawn
gye /ɡje/ v to begin, to start
gyena /ɡje.na/ adj polite, nice, courteous, well-mannered
gyenitu /ɡje.ni.tu/ n politeness
Gyorgu /ɡjor.ɡu/ n George, Jorge
gyortu /ɡjor.tu/ n yogurt, yoghourt
ha /xa/ prt have, has
hadra /xad.ra/ adj hard, difficult
hadra-ble /xad.ra.ble/ v to become difficult
hadra-de /xad.ra.de/ v to make difficult, to hinder, to impede
hadri /xad.ri/ adv with difficulty
hadrista /xad.ris.ta/ adj most difficult
hadristi /xad.ris.ti/ adv with the most difficulty
hadristra /xad.ris.tra/ adj arduous, laborious, grueling
hadritu /xad.ri.tu/ n difficulty, hindrance
hadroru /xad.ro.ru/ n difficulty, degree of difficulty
hadroza /xad.ro.za/ adj more difficult
hadrozi /xad.ro.zi/ adv with more difficulty
ha-gole /xa.ɡo.le/ prt would have
hagriku /xaɡ.ri.ku/ n garden, garden bed
hagru /xaɡ.ru/ n field
halabla /xa.lab.la/ adj breathable
halacu /xa.la.ʃu/ n breathing, respiration
halatu /xa.la.tu/ n breath
ha-le /xa.le/ prt had done
hale /xa.le/ v to breathe
halistracu /xa.lis.tra.ʃu/ n wheezing, gasping
halistre /xa.lis.tre/ v to wheeze, to gasp, to breathe with difficulty
halkalya /xal.kal.ja/ adj clumsy, lumbering
halkalyu /xal.kal.ju/ n clumsiness
halkevlu /xal.kev.lu/ n set of big toes
halku /xal.ku/ n big toe
halu /xa.lu/ n breath
halunya /xa.lun.ja/ adj breathless
hamblacu /xam.bla.ʃu/ n hammering
hamble /xam.ble/ v to hammer
hamblu /xam.blu/ n hammer
hambu /xam.bu/ n ham
haraba /xa.ra.ba/ adj Arabic, Arabian
harabicu /xa.ra.bi.ʃu/ n Arabic (language)
harabiya /xa.ra.bi.ja/ adj Arabian, from Arabia
Harabiyu /xa.ra.bi.ju/ n Arabia
harjaryu /xar.ʒar.ju/ n armoury, weapons cache
harju /xar.ʒu/ n weapon
haske /xas.ke/ v to chop (with an axe), to hack, to hew
haskiku /xas.ki.ku/ n hatchet, small axe
hasku /xas.ku/ n axe
ha-sta /xa.sta/ prt has been doing
hata- /xa.ta/ pfx atto-, a
havatru /xa.vat.ru/ n owner
have na halkevlu sti manku /xa.ve na xal.kev.lu sti maŋ.ku/ phr to be clumsy
have /xa.ve/ v to have, to own, to possess
he /xe/ v to have, to own, to possess
hecta- /xeʃ.ta/ pfx hecto-, h
Hedwardu /xed.war.du/ n Edward
helena /xe.le.na/ adj Greek
helenicu /xe.le.ni.ʃu/ n Greek (language)
heleniyu /xe.le.ni.ju/ n Greece
helveta /xel.ve.ta/ adj Swiss
Helvetiyu /xel.ve.ti.ju/ n Switzerland
hemabla /xe.mab.la/ adj habitable, livable
hemable /xe.mab.le/ v to be habitable
hemablitu /xe.mab.li.tu/ n habitability
hemacu /xe.ma.ʃu/ n dwelling, residing
hema-labru /xe.ma.lab.ru/ n homework
hemalya /xe.mal.ja/ adj domestic
hemalyu /xe.mal.ju/ n domesticity
hemaryu /xe.mar.ju/ n homestead; apartment building
hematru /xe.mat.ru/ n dweller, resident, inhabitant
hematu /xe.ma.tu/ n dwelling, residence; quarters; apartment, flat
heme /xe.me/ v to live, to dwell
hemi /xe.mi/ adv at home, home
hemi /xe.mi/ prp at the home of, at the place of
hemicu /xe.mi.ʃu/ n home language, primary language spoken at home
hemiyu /xe.mi.ju/ n home country, homeland
hemu /xe.mu/ n home
hemunya /xe.mun.ja/ adj homeless, unhoused
hemu-tri /xe.mu.tri/ adv home, homeward
hemutri-ye /xe.mut.ri.je/ v to go home
hemutri-yite /xe.mut.ri.ji.te/ v to go home
Hendriku /xen.dri.ku/ n Henry, Heinrich
Hendru /xen.dru/ n Henry, Heinrich
herba /xer.ba/ adj herbal, vegetable
herbalya /xer.bal.ja/ adj vegetarian (diet)
herbaryu /xer.bar.ju/ n greenhouse, conservatory
herbasta /xer.bas.ta/ adj plant-based; vegetarian (food)
herbistru /xer.bis.tru/ n weed, invasive plant, unwanted plant
herbosa /xer.bo.sa/ adj verdant, lush
herbu /xer.bu/ n plant, Plantae spp.
heska- /xes.ka/ pfx exa-, E
heska /xes.ka/ num quintillion, 10¹⁵
hesta /xes.ta/ adj extant, existing
hestatu /xes.ta.tu/ n existence, being
heste /xes.te/ v to be, to exist
hestenta /xes.ten.ta/ adj extant, existing
hestu /xes.tu/ n being, one who exists
hete /xe.te/ v to be named
hetu /xe.tu/ n name, appellation
hetu-ge /xe.tu.ɡe/ v to name, to call
hetunya /xe.tun.ja/ adj nameless, anonymous
hibrita /xib.ri.ta/ adj hebrew
hibriticu /xib.ri.ti.ʃu/ n hebrew (language)
hispana /xis.pa.na/ adj Spanish
hispanicu /xis.pa.ni.ʃu/ n Spanish (language)
hispaniya /xis.pa.ni.ja/ adj Spanish, from Spain
Hispaniyu /xis.pa.ni.ju/ n Spain
hitatu /xi.ta.tu/ n strike, blow
hite /xi.te/ v to hit, to strike
hitilu /xi.ti.lu/ n bat, club
hitu /xi.tu/ n strike, blow
ho /xo/ itj o, oh, ho!
hodji /xo.ʤi/ adv today
hodju /xo.ʤu/ n today, this day
ho-hetiva /xo.xe.ti.va/ adj (grammar) vocative
hoklalya /xok.lal.ja/ adj punctual
hoklalyu /xok.lal.ju/ n punctuality
hoklu /xok.lu/ n clock, timepiece
Holivyu /xo.liv.ju/ n Olive, Olivia; Oliver
honyalya /xon.jal.ja/ adj shy, introverted
honyalyu /xon.jal.ju/ n shyness, introversion
honyepru /xon.jep.ru/ n corners, the four corners of a room
honyu /xon.ju/ n corner (of a room), inside corner; acute angle
horba /xor.ba/ adj sick, ill, diseased
horba-ble /xor.ba.ble/ v to fall ill, to become terminally ill
horba-de /xor.ba.de/ v to sicken, to cause to be gravely ill
horbu /xor.bu/ n disease, chronic illness
horcu /xor.ʃu/ n crock, pot (ceramic), tub
hospa /xos.pa/ adj hospitable
hospe /xos.pe/ v to host
hospi /xos.pi/ adv hospitably
hospitu /xos.pi.tu/ n hospitality
hospu /xos.pu/ n host, hostess
Howenu /xo.we.nu/ n Owen
hugra /xuɡ.ra/ adj humid
hugra-ble /xuɡ.ra.ble/ v to become humid
hugra-de /xuɡ.ra.de/ v to make humid, to humidify
hugra-metrasu /xuɡ.ra.met.ra.su/ n hygrometer
hugristra /xuɡ.ris.tra/ adj muggy, extremely humid, stifling
hugritu /xuɡ.ri.tu/ n humidness, humidity
hugrora-metrasu /xuɡ.ro.ra.met.ra.su/ n hygrometer
hugroru /xuɡ.ro.ru/ n humidity, level of humidness
huma /xu.ma/ adj human
humadru /xu.mad.ru/ n hominid family, Hominidae spp.
huma-hestu /xu.ma.xes.tu/ n human being
humeca /xu.me.ʃa/ adj human-like, humanoid
huminu /xu.mi.nu/ n human female
humitu /xu.mi.tu/ n humanity, humanness
humotcu /xu.mo.ʧu/ n human male
humu /xu.mu/ n human, person, human being, Homo spp.
hunglastu /xuŋ.ɡlas.tu/ n eel (meat), unagi
hunglo-plena /xuŋ.ɡlo.ple.na/ adj full of eels, eel-laden
hunglu /xuŋ.ɡlu/ n eel, Anguilla or Anguilliformes spp.
hwaldabla /xwal.dab.la/ adj searchable
hwaldatru /xwal.dat.ru/ n seeker, searcher
hwaldatu /xwal.da.tu/ n search
hwalde /xwal.de/ v to seek, to search, to look for
hwaldilu /xwal.di.lu/ n search tool, search engine
hwaldu /xwal.du/ n search
hwe /xwe/ v to seek, to search, to look for
hwentasta /xwen.tas.ta/ adj wheaten, made of wheat
hwentastu /xwen.tas.tu/ n flour, grain, cereal
hwentu /xwen.tu/ n wheat, Triticum spp.
hwentuklu /xwen.tuk.lu/ n grain of wheat
Hwenu /xwe.nu/ n Owen
hwikyu /xwik.ju/ n (Vulgar) dick, cock
hwilyalya /xwil.jal.ja/ adj oily, greasy
hwilyu /xwil.ju/ n oil
hwisku /xwis.ku/ n whiskey, whisky
hye /xje/ v to hit, to strike
-i /i/ sfx.adv -ly; times
-icu /i.ʃu/ sfx.n language, -ish, -ese, -ian
-ik- /ik./ sfx small, little; (Colour) light
-iklu /ik.lu/ sfx.n offspring
-ild- /il.d./ sfx holder, holster
-ildu /il.du/ sfx.n holder, holster
-ilu /i.lu/ sfx.n tool, implement, something used for
-in- /in./ sfx female, she-
-ismu /is.mu/ sfx.n -ism, ideology
-ist- /ist./ sfx most, -est
-ista /is.ta/ sfx.adj most, -est
-istr- /istr./ sfx bad, ugly, unpleasant
-istra /is.tra/ sfx.adj bad, ugly, unpleasant
-istru /is.tru/ sfx.n unpleasantness, nastiness
-ita /i.ta/ sfx.adj -ed, -ated, -en
-itu /i.tu/ sfx.n -ness, -ity, state; -hood, -ness, -ship
-iv- /iv./ sfx -ive, -eme
-iva /i.va/ sfx.adj -ive, -eme
-ivu /i.vu/ sfx.n grammar, grammatical feature
-iya /i.ja/ sfx.adj -ian, -ish, national
-iyu /i.ju/ sfx.n country, land, -ia
j- /ʒ/ pfx
jabla /ʒab.la/ adj able, capable
jacu /ʒa.ʃu/ n property, quality, aspect
jadru /ʒad.ru/ n tree, plant; parent (structure)
jalu /ʒa.lu/ n fraction
jalya /ʒal.ja/ adj inclined
jalyu /ʒal.ju/ n inclination, tendency
jangla /ʒaŋ.ɡla/ adj geometric, polygonal
janglu /ʒaŋ.ɡlu/ n shape, geometric shape, polygon
janitu /ʒa.ni.tu/ n membership
jantu /ʒan.tu/ n amount, quantity
janu /ʒa.nu/ n member, participant
jaryu /ʒar.ju/ n place, location
jastu /ʒas.tu/ n substance, material, stuff
jatru /ʒat.ru/ n agent, actor, doer
jatu /ʒa.tu/ n result, product
jeca /ʒe.ʃa/ adj alike, similar
jemblu /ʒem.blu/ n element
jepru /ʒep.ru/ n pair, set of two; couple
jerdu /ʒer.du/ n herd, flock, gaggle; group, gang, team
jesla /ʒes.la/ adj less, not as much
jesli /ʒes.li/ adv less, not as much
jevlu /ʒev.lu/ n set, collection
jicu /ʒi.ʃu/ n language
jika /ʒi.ka/ adj small
jiklevlu /ʒik.lev.lu/ n litter (of animals), brood, clutch
jiklu /ʒik.lu/ n child, offspring, progeny
jildu /ʒil.du/ n holder
jilu /ʒi.lu/ n tool, implement
jina /ʒi.na/ adj female
jismu /ʒis.mu/ n ideology, ism
jista /ʒis.ta/ adj most
jisti /ʒis.ti/ adv most
jistra /ʒis.tra/ adj nasty, vile, unpleasant
jistru /ʒis.tru/ n nastiness, wretchedness
jitu /ʒi.tu/ n state
jiva /ʒi.va/ adj grammatical, grammar-related
jivu /ʒi.vu/ n grammar
jiya /ʒi.ja/ adj national
jiyu /ʒi.ju/ n country, land, nation
jogla /ʒoɡ.la/ adj gigantic, huge, enormous
johla /ʒox.la/ adj alcoholic, containing alcohol
johlu /ʒox.lu/ n alcohol, booze
joldu /ʒol.du/ n container, holder, case
jombu /ʒom.bu/ n collection, group, gathering
jonu /ʒo.nu/ n particle (e.g. atomic)
joru /ʒo.ru/ n level, measure, degree
josa /ʒo.sa/ adj full, rife
jotca /ʒo.ʧa/ adj male
jovra /ʒov.ra/ adj worthwhile, worthy
joza /ʒo.za/ adj more
jozi /ʒo.zi/ adv more
jukla /ʒuk.la/ adj particulate, granular; particular, specific, special
jukla-logu /ʒuk.la.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) particle
jukli /ʒuk.li/ adv particularly, especially
juklu /ʒuk.lu/ n particle, grain, piece
jupla /ʒup.la/ adj multiple, several
juplu /ʒup.lu/ n multiple
juzla /ʒuz.la/ adj least
juzli /ʒuz.li/ adv least
ka /ka/ prp out (of); outside (of), on the outside of; (Classical calque) Latin e-, ex- and Greek exo-
kackaryu /kaʃ.kar.ju/ n bank
kackosa /kaʃ.ko.sa/ adj rich, wealthy
kackosa-ru /kaʃ.ko.sa.ru/ n rich person
kacku /kaʃ.ku/ n money, cash
kactu /kaʃ.tu/ n cactus, Cactaceae spp.
kade /ka.de/ v to fall, to drop; (Classical calque) -cide
kade-datu /ka.de.da.tu/ n post (on social media), bulletin, note
kade-de /ka.de.de/ v to make fall, to cause to fall; to drop; to post (online), to upload (a file)
kadu /ka.du/ n fall, drop
ka-hale /ka.xa.le/ v to exhale, to breathe out
kahwadru /kax.wad.ru/ n coffee plant, Coffea spp.
kahwaryu /kax.war.ju/ n cafe, coffee shop
kahwu /kax.wu/ n coffee
kahwu-ke /kax.wu.ke/ v to have coffee, to fika
kahwuklu /kax.wuk.lu/ n coffee ground
ka-klide /ka.kli.de/ v (Classical calque) to exclude
ka-kride /ka.kri.de/ v to cry out, to yell, to scream
kaku /ka.ku/ n cake
ka-la /ka.la/ adj external, outer
kalda /kal.da/ adj hot
kalda-ble /kal.da.ble/ v to become hot, to warm up, to heat up
kalda-de /kal.da.de/ v to warm, to heat, to cause to be hot
kalda-metrasu /kal.da.met.ra.su/ n thermometer
kaldika /kal.di.ka/ adj warm
kalditu /kal.di.tu/ n heat
kaldogla /kal.doɡ.la/ adj very hot, scalding
kaldora-metrasu /kal.do.ra.met.ra.su/ n thermometer
kaldoru /kal.do.ru/ n temperature, degree of heat
kaldoza /kal.do.za/ adj hotter
kaldoza-ble /kal.do.za.ble/ v to heat up, to become hotter
kaldoza-de /kal.do.za.de/ v to warm up, to heat up, to make hotter
kale /ka.le/ v to call, to call out to, to get in touch; to phone
ka-lokwatu /ka.lok.wa.tu/ n pronunciation
ka-lokwe /ka.lok.we/ v to pronounce
kalu /ka.lu/ n call, contact
ka-lu /ka.lu/ n outside, exterior
kamalya /ka.mal.ja/ adj stony, rocky
kamalyu /ka.mal.ju/ n stoniness, rockiness
kamasta /ka.mas.ta/ adj stone, made of stone
kamblu /kam.blu/ n camel
kamiku /ka.mi.ku/ n pebble, small stone
kamoglu /ka.moɡ.lu/ n boulder, large rock
ka-moldu /ka.mol.du/ n (Classical calque) example
ka-morfatu /ka.mor.fa.tu/ n exchange, swap, switch
ka-morfe /ka.mor.fe/ v to change out, to exchange, to switch
ka-morfistre /ka.mor.fis.tre/ v to confuse, to mix up
kampa-ru /kam.pa.ru/ n camper, camping person
kamparyu /kam.par.ju/ n campground, campsite
kampu /kam.pu/ n camp, temporary lodging place
kampu-datru /kam.pu.dat.ru/ n camper, camping person
kampu-de /kam.pu.de/ v to camp, to make camp, to set up camp
kamu /ka.mu/ n stone, rock
kana /ka.na/ adj canine
kanada /ka.na.da/ adj Canadian
kanadiya /ka.na.di.ja/ adj Canadian, from Canada
Kanadiyu /ka.na.di.ju/ n Canada
kaniklu /ka.nik.lu/ n puppy
kaninu /ka.ni.nu/ n female dog
kanistru /ka.nis.tru/ n mutt, stray dog
kanotcu /ka.no.ʧu/ n male dog
kantatru /kan.tat.ru/ n singer
kantatu /kan.ta.tu/ n song
kante /kan.te/ v to sing
kante-datru /kan.te.dat.ru/ n player (of an instrument)
kante-de /kan.te.de/ v to play (an instrument)
kantombu /kan.tom.bu/ n album; playlist
kantu /kan.tu/ n song
kanu /ka.nu/ n dog, Canis domesticus
kapa /ka.pa/ adj chief, head, boss, top; primary, main, first
kapi /ka.pi/ adv chiefly, mainly, primarily
kapista /ka.pis.ta/ adj foremost, premier; master (of a discipline), world-class
ka-plenacu /ka.ple.na.ʃu/ n occupation
ka-plenatu /ka.ple.na.tu/ n occupation
ka-plene /ka.ple.ne/ v (Classical calque) to occupy, to fill completely
ka-plenita /ka.ple.ni.ta/ adj occupied, busy
ka-plenite /ka.ple.ni.te/ v to be busy, to be occupied
kaplepru /kap.lep.ru/ n hair, head of hair
ka-plode /ka.plo.de/ v (Classical calque) to explode, to blow up
kaplosa /kap.lo.sa/ adj hairy, hirsute
kaplu /kap.lu/ n hair
kapluklu /kap.luk.lu/ n hair, strand of hair
kaplunya /kap.lun.ja/ adj bald, hairless
kapombu /ka.pom.bu/ n board of directors, executive board
kapra /kap.ra/ adj caprine, goat-like
kaprastu /kap.ras.tu/ n goat (meat)
kapriklu /kap.rik.lu/ n kid, baby goat
kaprinu /kap.ri.nu/ n female goat, nanny
kaprombu /kap.rom.bu/ n herd of goats
kaprotcu /kap.ro.ʧu/ n male goat, billy
kapru /kap.ru/ n goat
kapu /ka.pu/ n chief, boss, head, master, director
ka-rompacu /ka.rom.pa.ʃu/ n eruption, erupting
ka-rompatu /ka.rom.pa.tu/ n eruption
ka-rompe /ka.rom.pe/ v (Classical calque) to erupt
karpa /kar.pa/ adj carpal, related to the wrist
karpepru /kar.pep.ru/ n wrists, pair of wrists
karpistru /kar.pis.tru/ n carpal tunnel syndrome
karpu /kar.pu/ n wrist
kartu /kar.tu/ n map
kasaryu /ka.sar.ju/ n creamery, dairy, cheese plant
kasasta /ka.sas.ta/ adj made of cheese
kaskada /kas.ka.da/ adj Cascadian
Kaskadiyu /kas.ka.di.ju/ n Cascadia
kaskalya /kas.kal.ja/ adj boxy, tight, claustrophobic, coffin-like
kaskoglu /kas.koɡ.lu/ n trunk, chest, large box
kasku /kas.ku/ n box, chest, case
kasosa /ka.so.sa/ adj cheesy, full of cheese
ka-speta /ka.spe.ta/ adj expected, anticipated
ka-spetacu /ka.spe.ta.ʃu/ n expectation, anticipation, awaiting
ka-spetatu /ka.spe.ta.tu/ n expectation, what is expected
ka-spete /ka.spe.te/ v to expect, to await, to anticpiate
ka-speti /ka.spe.ti/ adv expectedly, as expected
kaspu /kas.pu/ n cover, top, lid
kasu /ka.su/ n cheese
kasu-plena /ka.su.ple.na/ adj full of cheese, cheesy
katce /ka.ʧe/ v to catch, to capture
katcu /ka.ʧu/ n catch, capture
ka-tiracu /ka.ti.ra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) extraction, removal
ka-tiratu /ka.ti.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) extract, essence (of a plant)
ka-tire /ka.ti.re/ v (Classical calque) to extract, to remove, to pull out
ka-trenta /ka.tren.ta/ adj (Classical calque) experimental
ka-trente /ka.tren.te/ v (Classical calque) to experiment, to test out, to try out
ka-trenti /ka.tren.ti/ adv (Classical calque) experimentally
ka-trentu /ka.tren.tu/ n (Classical calque) experiment, test
ka-tri /ka.tri/ prp out (of); to(ward(s)) the outside (of)
katri-la /kat.ri.la/ adj outward; (Classical calque) strange; (Classical calque) extraneous
katri-ye /kat.ri.je/ v (Classical calque) to go out, to exit
katri-yite /kat.ri.ji.te/ v to go out, to exit
ka-valyatu /ka.val.ja.tu/ n election
ka-vi /ka.vi/ prp on the outside of
ka-vidatu /ka.vi.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) evidence
kavla /kav.la/ adj equine, horse-related
kavlastu /kav.las.tu/ n horse meat
kavliklu /kav.lik.lu/ n colt, foal, baby horse
kavliku /kav.li.ku/ n pony, small horse
kavlinu /kav.li.nu/ n mare, female horse
kavlombu /kav.lom.bu/ n herd of horses
kavlotcu /kav.lo.ʧu/ n stallion, male horse
kavlu /kav.lu/ n horse
kazaha /ka.za.xa/ adj Kazakh
kazahicu /ka.za.xi.ʃu/ n Kazakh (language)
kazahiyu /ka.za.xi.ju/ n Kazakhstan
ke /ke/ cjt that; that, which
ke /ke/ v to consume, to eat, to drink, to take in; to get, to obtain; to receive
kedabla /ke.dab.la/ adj stoppable
kedacu /ke.da.ʃu/ n cessation, stopping
kedalya /ke.dal.ja/ adj halting, pausing, intermittent
kedaryu /ke.dar.ju/ n stop, terminal, stopping place
kedatu /ke.da.tu/ n stop, stoppage
kede /ke.de/ v to stop, to cease
kede-de /ke.de.de/ v to stop, to cause to stop, to make stop
kedilu /ke.di.lu/ n brake
kedu /ke.du/ n stop, cessation, halt
kedunya /ke.dun.ja/ adj ceaseless, perpetual
keka /ke.ka/ adj one-eyed, having only one eye
ke-kwa /ke.kwa/ det that, which
ke-kwaca /ke.kwa.ʃa/ det what kind of, the kind which; like
ke-kwamo /ke.kwa.mo/ adv how, the way in which
ke-kwano /ke.kwa.no/ adv when, the time at which
ke-kwanta /ke.kwan.ta/ det how much, how many, the amount which
ke-kwantano /ke.kwan.ta.no/ cjt how long, how much time, for what duration
ke-kwaru /ke.kwa.ru/ prn who, the person who
ke-kwasu /ke.kwa.su/ prn that, the thing that
ke-kwavo /ke.kwa.vo/ adv where, the place in which
ke-kwayo /ke.kwa.jo/ adv why, the reason why
ke-kwo /ke.kwo/ cjt as, like, that
kelta-labru /kel.ta.lab.ru/ n body of work, artwork
keltalya /kel.tal.ja/ adj artsy, artistic
kelta-ru /kel.ta.ru/ n artist
kelta-su /kel.ta.su/ n art, work of art, œuvre
keltu /kel.tu/ n art
kembru /kem.bru/ n December
kempe /kem.pe/ v to keep doing, to continue to do; (in the negative) not anymore
kempe-de /kem.pe.de/ v to cause to continue, to make go on
kenta /ken.ta/ num one hundred, a hundred
-kenta /ken.ta/ sfx consuming
kentalu /ken.ta.lu/ n hundredth (fraction)
-kente /ken.te/ sfx to be consuming
kentema /ken.te.ma/ adj hundredth
kenti /ken.ti/ adv hundred-fold, a hundred times
kentu /ken.tu/ n hundred
kepatru /ke.pat.ru/ n consumer
kepe /ke.pe/ v to consume, to eat, to drink, to take in; to get, to obtain; to receive
kepe-de /ke.pe.de/ v to get, to procure, to acquire
kepistre na bolwu /ke.pis.tre na bol.wu/ phr to catch (a) cold, to get sick
kepistre /ke.pis.tre/ v to catch (an illness), to be fated to
kerba /ker.ba/ adj cerebral, of the brain
kerbalya /ker.bal.ja/ adj cerebral, brainy
kerbu /ker.bu/ n brain, cerebrum
kerbunya /ker.bun.ja/ adj brainless, stupid
kerdastu /ker.das.tu/ n card, card-stock
kerda-su /ker.da.su/ n card, greeting card
kerdu /ker.du/ n card
kerva /ker.va/ adj cervine
kerva-klagru /ker.va.klaɡ.ru/ n venison, deer meat
kervastu /ker.vas.tu/ n venison, deer meat
kerviklu /ker.vik.lu/ n fawn, baby deer
kervinu /ker.vi.nu/ n doe, a deer, a female deer
kervotcu /ker.vo.ʧu/ n buck, male deer
kervu /ker.vu/ n deer, cervid, Cervidae spp.
kevlepru /kev.lep.ru/ n ankles, pair of ankles
kevlu /kev.lu/ n ankle
ki /ki/ prt self, oneself; (Classical calque) auto-, sui-
ki-byuva-grafatu /ki.bju.va.ɡra.fa.tu/ n (Classical calque) auto-biography
ki-kloratu /ki.klo.ra.tu/ n vowel
kila- /ki.la/ pfx kilo-, k
kila-gramu /ki.la.ɡra.mu/ n kilogram, kg
kila-metru /ki.la.met.ru/ n kilometre, km
kila-skondu /ki.la.skon.du/ n kilosecond
kimova-su /ki.mo.va.su/ n robot, automated machine
kinda /kin.da/ adj child-, child-related, junior
kindalya /kin.dal.ja/ adj child-like, youthful
kindinu /kin.di.nu/ n girl, female child
kindistra /kin.dis.tra/ adj childish, immature
kinditu /kin.di.tu/ n childhood
kindotcu /kin.do.ʧu/ n boy, male child
kindu /kin.du/ n child
kinsa /kin.sa/ adj final, last, terminal
kinsacu /kin.sa.ʃu/ n ending, finishing, conclusion
kinsa-de /kin.sa.de/ v to make last, to put at the end
kinsatu /kin.sa.tu/ n end, finish
kinse /kin.se/ v to end, to finish, to come to completion
kinse-de /kin.se.de/ v to end, to cause to end, to terminate, to finish
kinsenta /kin.sen.ta/ adj (grammar) finite (of a verb)
kinsentu /kin.sen.tu/ n ending
kinsi /kin.si/ adv finally, in conclusion
kinsitu /kin.si.tu/ n finality, conclusiveness
kinsu /kin.su/ n end, finish, termination, completion
kinsunya /kin.sun.ja/ adj endless, infinite, interminable
kintu /kin.tu/ n chin
kisa /ki.sa/ adj sour, acidic
kisa-ble /ki.sa.ble/ v to sour, to become sour
kisa-de /ki.sa.de/ v to sour, to make sour, to cause to become sour
kisa-metrasu /ki.sa.met.ra.su/ n pH meter
kisitu /ki.si.tu/ n sourness; acidity
kisora-metrasu /ki.so.ra.met.ra.su/ n pH meter
kisoru /ki.so.ru/ n acidity, degree of sourness
kisu /ki.su/ n acid
kiva /ki.va/ adj urban
kivanu /ki.va.nu/ n urbanite, city dweller
kivu /ki.vu/ n city
klactu /klaʃ.tu/ n cloak, cape
klagralya /klaɡ.ral.ja/ adj carnivorous (diet)
klagraryu /klaɡ.rar.ju/ n butcher, butcher shop
klagrasta /klaɡ.ras.ta/ adj made of meat; meat-based
klagrosa /klaɡ.ro.sa/ adj meaty, substantive
klagru /klaɡ.ru/ n meat
klangra /klaŋ.ɡra/ adj angry, mad
klangra-ble /klaŋ.ɡra.ble/ v to become angry, to get mad
klangra-de /klaŋ.ɡra.de/ v to anger, to make angry, to cause to be angry
klangralya /klaŋ.ɡral.ja/ adj angry (generally), bellicose, short-tempered
klangralyu /klaŋ.ɡral.ju/ n bad temper, short fuse
klangre /klaŋ.ɡre/ v to be angry
klangrosa /klaŋ.ɡro.sa/ adj full of anger
klangru /klaŋ.ɡru/ n anger
klantca-djunkilu /klan.ʧa.ʤuŋ.ki.lu/ n link, chain link
klantcu /klan.ʧu/ n chain
klantcuklu /klan.ʧuk.lu/ n chain link, link of a chain
klara /kla.ra/ adj clear, understandable; clear, transparent
klara-ble /kla.ra.ble/ v to become clear; to become transparent
klara-dacu /kla.ra.da.ʃu/ n explanation, explication, explaining
klara-datu /kla.ra.da.tu/ n explanation
klara-de /kla.ra.de/ v to make clear, to clarify, to explain; to make transparent
klare /kla.re/ v to be clear, to be understandable; to be transparent
klari /kla.ri/ adv clearly; transparently
klaritu /kla.ri.tu/ n clarity; transparency
klaroru /kla.ro.ru/ n transparency, degree of clarity
klarvastu /klar.vas.tu/ n paint
klarvosa /klar.vo.sa/ adj colourful, bright
klarvu /klar.vu/ n colour, hue; (Classical calque) color-, chrom-
klarvunya /klar.vun.ja/ adj colourless
klayasta /kla.jas.ta/ adj ceramic, made of clay
klayastu /kla.jas.tu/ n clay, ceramic
klayu /kla.ju/ n clay
kle /kle/ v to close, to shut
klebrastu /kleb.ras.tu/ n carbohydrate, carb
klebru /kleb.ru/ n bread
klebruklu /kleb.ruk.lu/ n crumb, particle of bread
kleda /kle.da/ adj clad, clothed, dressed
kleda-de /kle.da.de/ v to dress, to cause to be dressed
kledaryu /kle.dar.ju/ n wardrobe, armoire
kleda-skorbu /kle.da.skor.bu/ n pocket
kledatu /kle.da.tu/ n outfit, ensemble
klede /kle.de/ v to dress, to get dressed
kledistra /kle.dis.tra/ adj ragged, clothed in rags
kledistru /kle.dis.tru/ n rag, rags (as clothing)
kledoldu /kle.dol.du/ n garment bag; hamper, laundry basket
kledu /kle.du/ n clothes, clothing, garment
klenepru /kle.nep.ru/ n knees, pair of knees
klenu /kle.nu/ n knee
klepacu /kle.pa.ʃu/ n stealing, thievery
klepalya /kle.pal.ja/ adj light-fingered, having a tendency to steal
klepatru /kle.pat.ru/ n thief
klepatu /kle.pa.tu/ n theft
klepe /kle.pe/ v to steal
klicte /kliʃ.te/ v to scream, to cry out
klictu /kliʃ.tu/ n scream, cry
klida /kli.da/ adj closed, shut
klida-ble /kli.da.ble/ v to close, to shut, to become closed
klida-de /kli.da.de/ v to close, to shut, to cause to close
klide /kli.de/ v to close (under one’s own power), to shut
klidu /kli.du/ n closure, door, shutter
klinu /kli.nu/ n hill
klipa /kli.pa/ adj pretty, cute
kloctu /kloʃ.tu/ n basket
klopu /klo.pu/ n head
klora /klo.ra/ adj auditory
klora-cisku /klo.ra.ʃis.ku/ n phonology
kloracu /klo.ra.ʃu/ n hearing, sense of hearing
kloralya /klo.ral.ja/ adj resonant, sonorous
klora-pekepilu /klo.ra.pe.ke.pi.lu/ n audio sensor
klora-su /klo.ra.su/ n ear (figurative); hearer, audio sensor
kloratu /klo.ra.tu/ n sound, noise
kloratu-de /klo.ra.tu.de/ v to sound, to make a sound, to make noise
klore /klo.re/ v to hear
klorepru /klo.rep.ru/ n ears, pair of ears
klorilu /klo.ri.lu/ n audio device
kloristra /klo.ris.tra/ adj bad-sounding, cacophonous
kloristru /klo.ris.tru/ n cacophony
klorosa /klo.ro.sa/ adj noisy, loud
kloru /klo.ru/ n ear; sound (in compounds)
kloru-dilu /klo.ru.di.lu/ n speaker (electronic)
klorunya /klo.run.ja/ adj deaf
klorunyitu /klo.run.ji.tu/ n deafness
klubanu /klu.ba.nu/ n club member
klubu /klu.bu/ n club, exclusive group
kluskiku /klus.ki.ku/ n small spoon, teaspoon, coffee spoon
kluskoglu /klus.koɡ.lu/ n large spoon, ladle, serving spoon
klusku /klus.ku/ n spoon
klutcerdu /klu.ʧer.du/ n set of keys
klutcevlu /klu.ʧev.lu/ n set of keys
klutcu /klu.ʧu/ n key
klutcunya /klu.ʧun.ja/ adj key-less
ko /ko/ prp because of, on account of
kobru /kob.ru/ n October
ko-ke /ko.ke/ cjt for, because of, on account of the fact that
kokwa /kok.wa/ adj culinary
kokwabla /kok.wab.la/ adj cookable, able to be cooked
kokwaryu /kok.war.ju/ n kitchen
kokwatru /kok.wat.ru/ n cook, chef
kokwatu /kok.wa.tu/ n food, cooking
kokwe /kok.we/ v to cook
kokwilu /kok.wi.lu/ n appliance, kitchen tool, kitchen gadget
kokwistre /kok.wis.tre/ v to cook badly, to made bad food
kolbu /kol.bu/ n elbow
koldabla /kol.dab.la/ adj harvestable, ready for harvest
kolde /kol.de/ v to harvest, to gather
koldistru /kol.dis.tru/ n bad harvest
koldu /kol.du/ n harvest, yield, bounty
kombrevlu /kom.brev.lu/ n suite, set of rooms
kombriku /kom.bri.ku/ n cell, cubicle
kombru /kom.bru/ n room, chamber
kontabla /kon.tab.la/ adj countable
kontatu /kon.ta.tu/ n total, tally; bill, check
kontca /kon.ʧa/ adj (Vulgar) fucking
kontcu /kon.ʧu/ n (Vulgar) cunnus, cunt
konte /kon.te/ v to count, to tally
kontilu /kon.ti.lu/ n calculator
kontra /kon.tra/ adj known, familiar
kontre /kon.tre/ v to know, to be familiar with; to recognize
kontu /kon.tu/ n count, tally
-kontu /kon.tu/ sfx count, group of numbers
kontunya /kon.tun.ja/ adj countless, uncounted, uncountable
konya-trentcu /kon.ja.tren.ʧu/ n rabbit-hole
konyu /kon.ju/ n rabbit, Leporidae spp.
kopya /kop.ja/ adj duplicate, identical
kopye /kop.je/ v to copy, to duplicate
kopyilu /kop.ji.lu/ n copy machine, photocopier
kopyu /kop.ju/ n copy, duplicate, facsimile
kordu /kor.du/ n rope, cord
korpa /kor.pa/ adj bodily, corporal
korpa-brutasu /kor.pa.bru.ta.su/ n organ
korpu /kor.pu/ n body
korta /kor.ta/ adj short, not tall
koske /kos.ke/ v to cost, to have a price
koskosa /kos.ko.sa/ adj expensive, costly
kosku /kos.ku/ n cost, price
koskunya /kos.kun.ja/ adj free, gratis, complimentary
koskunya-mo /kos.kun.ja.mo/ adv for free, for nothing
kosma /kos.ma/ adj space-, cosmic
kosma-veklu /kos.ma.vek.lu/ n space ship, starship
kosmu /kos.mu/ n space, outer space, cosmos
kosova /ko.so.va/ adj Kosovan
kosovicu /ko.so.vi.ʃu/ n Kosovan (language)
kosoviyu /ko.so.vi.ju/ n Kosovo
kosta /kos.ta/ adj osteal, bone-related
kostalya /kos.tal.ja/ adj bony, skinny
kostalyu /kos.tal.ju/ n boniness, skinniness
kostasta /kos.tas.ta/ adj bone, made of bone
kostu /kos.tu/ n bone
kostunya /kos.tun.ja/ adj boneless, without bones
koza /ko.za/ adj causal
koze /ko.ze/ v to cause
kozu /ko.zu/ n cause
krama /kra.ma/ adj creamy
kramu /kra.mu/ n cream
krapa-de /kra.pa.de/ v to itch, to cause to itch, to cause to scratch
krapalya /kra.pal.ja/ adj itchy, scratchy
krapalyu /kra.pal.ju/ n itchiness
krape /kra.pe/ v to scratch
kraspe /kras.pe/ v to scrape
kraspilu /kras.pi.lu/ n scraper, scraping tool
krasti /kras.ti/ adv tomorrow
krastu /kras.tu/ n tomorrow, the day after today
kre /kre/ v to believe
kredabla /kre.dab.la/ adj believable, credible
kredacu /kre.da.ʃu/ n belief, faith, believing
kreda-grafombu /kre.da.ɡra.fom.bu/ n scripture, holy text, belief system
kredatru /kre.dat.ru/ n believer
kredatu /kre.da.tu/ n belief, something that is believed
krede /kre.de/ v to believe
krede-de /kre.de.de/ v to make believe, to cause to believe, to convince
kredistra /kre.dis.tra/ adj gullible
kredombu /kre.dom.bu/ n religion, faith, belief system
kredosa /kre.do.sa/ adj faithful
kredu /kre.du/ n belief, faith
kredunya /kre.dun.ja/ adj faithless, non-believing
krendacu /kren.da.ʃu/ n running; course
krendaryu /kren.dar.ju/ n running track, course
krendatru /kren.dat.ru/ n runner, jogger
krende /kren.de/ v to run
krendu /kren.du/ n run, jog
kreska-mandju /kres.ka.man.ʤu/ n dinner, supper, evening meal
kresku /kres.ku/ n dusk, twilight; evening
kreta /kre.ta/ adj correct, right
kretadatu /kre.ta.da.tu/ n correction
kreta-de /kre.ta.de/ v to correct, to make correct
krete /kre.te/ v to be correct
kreti /kre.ti/ adv correctly
kretitu /kre.ti.tu/ n correctness
kri /kri/ adv around, about, approximately
kri- /kri/ pfx around; (Classical calque) circum-
kri /kri/ prp around, surrounding, circling
kride /kri.de/ v to yell, to shout, to cry out
kridu /kri.du/ n shout, yell, cry
krintcildu /krin.ʧil.du/ n ring box
krintcu /krin.ʧu/ n ring
kri-tri /kri.tri/ prp around, moving around
kritri-ye /krit.ri.je/ v to go around
kritri-yite /krit.ri.ji.te/ v to go around
kri-verpa /kri.ver.pa/ adj (Classical calque) environmental, natural
kri-verpu /kri.ver.pu/ n (Classical calque) environment, natural world
kronasta /kro.nas.ta/ adj horn, made of horn
kronepru /kro.nep.ru/ n horns, pair of horns
kronu /kro.nu/ n horn
krosku /kros.ku/ n bark
krostalya /kros.tal.ja/ adj biting, nippy
krostatu /kros.ta.tu/ n bite, bite mark
kroste /kros.te/ v to bite
krostu /kros.tu/ n bite, nip
krotu /kro.tu/ n carrot
krowata /kro.wa.ta/ adj Croatian
krowaticu /kro.wa.ti.ʃu/ n Croatian (language)
krowatiyu /kro.wa.ti.ju/ n Croatia
krudalya /kru.dal.ja/ adj bloody, violent
krudu /kru.du/ n blood
krudu-cisku /kru.du.ʃis.ku/ n haematology
kruduklu /kru.duk.lu/ n drop of blood
krudunya /kru.dun.ja/ adj bloodless
ku- /ku/ pfx repeatedly, over and over again
ku /ku/ prt keep doing, continue to do
kumbera /kum.be.ra/ adj Welsh
kumbericu /kum.be.ri.ʃu/ n Welsh (language)
Kumberiyu /kum.be.ri.ju/ n Wales
kunse /kun.se/ v to sew
kupa /ku.pa/ adj cut, divided
kupabla /ku.pab.la/ adj cuttable, divisible
ku-pano /ku.pa.no/ adv persistently, continually, incessantly, over and over again
ku-pano-la /ku.pa.no.la/ adj perpetual, incessant
kupe /ku.pe/ v to cut, to divide
kupilu /ku.pi.lu/ n knife, blade, cutting tool
kupita /ku.pi.ta/ adj cut, divided
kupra /kup.ra/ adj copper
kuprasta /kup.ras.ta/ adj copper, made of copper
kuprastu /kup.ras.tu/ n copper (substance)
kupremblu /kup.rem.blu/ n (element) copper, Cu
kupristru /kup.ris.tru/ n low-quality copper
kupru /kup.ru/ n copper, Cu (cuprum)
kupu /ku.pu/ n cut, division
kurzadru /kur.zad.ru/ n corn stalk, stalk of corn
kurzu /kur.zu/ n corn, sweet corn, maize
kuste /kus.te/ v to cough
kustu /kus.tu/ n cough
kuvru /kuv.ru/ n blanket
kuza-camu /ku.za.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of cousin, cousin-in-law
kuza-swekru /ku.za.swek.ru/ n cousin of spouse, cousin-in-law
kuzinu /ku.zi.nu/ n female cousin
kuzotcu /ku.zo.ʧu/ n male cousin
kuzu /ku.zu/ n cousin
kwa /kwa/ adv how, how much (with adjective or adverb); what, what a (with noun)
kwa /kwa/ cjt if, whether
kwa /kwa/ det what, which
kwa- /kwa/ pfx where, what, which
kwa-bi /kwa.bi/ adv whereby, by what, by which; next to what, next to which
kwa-bitri /kwa.bit.ri/ adv up to where, up to what, up to which
kwa-bivi /kwa.bi.vi/ adv whereupon, on (the side of) what, on which
kwa-bo /kwa.bo/ adv whereabout, about what, about which
kwa-bro /kwa.bro/ adv related whereto, related to what, related to which
kwa-byu /kwa.bju/ adv past what, past which; beyond what, beyond which
kwaca /kwa.ʃa/ det what kind, like what
kwaca-logu /kwa.ʃa.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) adjective
kwaca-lu /kwa.ʃa.lu/ n kind, sort, type
kwacara /kwa.ʃa.ra/ det what kind of person’s
kwacaru /kwa.ʃa.ru/ prn what kind of person
kwacasa /kwa.ʃa.sa/ det what kind of thing’s
kwacasu /kwa.ʃa.su/ prn what kind of thing
kwa-da /kwa.da/ adv whereto, to what, to which; wherefor, for what, for which
kwa-datri /kwa.dat.ri/ adv whereat, at what, at which; toward(s) what, toward(s) which
kwa-de /kwa.de/ adv whereof, of what, of which
kwa-de-logu /kwa.de.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) verb
kwa-dji /kwa.ʤi/ adv until when, until what, until which
kwadra /kwad.ra/ adj square, shaped like a square
kwadra-fotu /kwad.ra.fo.tu/ n (Imperial measurement) square foot
kwadra-gyardu /kwad.ra.ɡjar.du/ n (Imperial measurement) square yard
kwadra-milyu /kwad.ra.mil.ju/ n (Imperial measurement) square mile
kwadra-yintcu /kwad.ra.jin.ʧu/ n (Imperial measurement) square inch
kwa-dru /kwa.dru/ adv across from what, across from which
kwadru /kwad.ru/ n square
kwa-du /kwa.du/ adv during what, during which
kwa-fa /kwa.fa/ adv according to what, according to which; made out of what, made out of which
kwa-fra /kwa.fra/ adv wherefrom, from what, from which
kwa-frano /kwa.fra.no/ adv from out of what, from out of which
kwa-go /kwa.ɡo/ adv whereafter, after what, after which
kwa-gre /kwa.ɡre/ adv throughout what, throughout which
kwa-gro /kwa.ɡro/ adv despite what, despite which
kwa-ka /kwa.ka/ adv outside of what, outside of which
kwa-katri /kwa.kat.ri/ adv whereout, out of what, out of which
kwa-kavi /kwa.ka.vi/ adv on the outside of what, on the outside of which
kwa-ko /kwa.ko/ adv because of what, because of which; on account of what, on account of which
kwa-kri /kwa.kri/ adv whereabout, around what, around which
kwa-kwi /kwa.kwi/ adv like what, like which
kwa-kwo /kwa.kwo/ adv than what, than which
kwa-le /kwa.le/ adv wherebefore, before what, before which; prior to what, prior to which
kwa-lo /kwa.lo/ adv wherealong, along what, along which
kwa-logu /kwa.lo.ɡu/ n determiner
kwa-lotri /kwa.lot.ri/ adv wherealong, along what, along which
kwaltcu /kwal.ʧu/ n nonsense, bullshit
kwambrasta /kwam.bras.ta/ adj oaken, made of oak
kwambrastu /kwam.bras.tu/ n oak (wood)
kwambru /kwam.bru/ n oak, Quercus spp.
kwa-me /kwa.me/ adv wherewith, with what, with which
kwa-mi /kwa.mi/ adv between what, between which; whereamong(st), among(st) what, among(st) which; whereamid(st), amid(st) what, amid(st) which
kwamo /kwa.mo/ adv how, what way
kwamo-logu /kwa.mo.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) adverb
kwamo-lu /kwa.mo.lu/ n way, manner
kwa-na /kwa.na/ adv what
kwano /kwa.no/ adv when, what time
kwa-no /kwa.no/ adv wherein, in what, in which
kwano-lu /kwa.no.lu/ n time
kwa-notri /kwa.not.ri/ adv whereinto, into what, into which
kwanta /kwan.ta/ det how much, how many
kwanta-logu /kwan.ta.lo.ɡu/ n number, digit; (grammar) numeral
kwantano /kwan.ta.no/ adv how long, how much time, for what duration
kwanti /kwan.ti/ adv how, how very (adj.)
kwantu /kwan.tu/ prn how much, how many
kwanu /kwa.nu/ n time, occasion
kwa-nya /kwa.nja/ adv without what, without which
kwa-pe /kwa.pe/ adv wherewith, with what, with which; by means of what, by means of which
kwa-pi /kwa.pi/ adv whereabove above what, above which; whereover, over what, over which
kwa-pivi /kwa.pi.vi/ adv whereupon, upon what, upon which; whereatop, atop what, atop which; on top of what, on top of which
kwa-pro /kwa.pro/ adv wherefor, for what, for which; for the purpose of what, for the purpose of which
kwa-proji /kwa.pro.ʒi/ adv near what, near which; wherebeside, beside what, beside which
kwara /kwa.ra/ det whose
kwara-logu /kwa.ra.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) pronoun
kwaru /kwa.ru/ prn who, what person
kwasa /kwa.sa/ det what thing’s
kwasa-logu /kwa.sa.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) noun
kwa-se /kwa.se/ adv since what, since which, since when
kwasi /kwa.si/ cjt like, as if, as though
kwa-so /kwa.so/ adv whereunder, under what, under which; wherebelow, below what, below which
kwa-sovi /kwa.so.vi/ adv wherebeneath, beneath what, beneath which; on the bottom of what, on the bottom of which
kwasta-logu /kwas.ta.lo.ɡu/ n (grammar) substantive
kwa-sti /kwa.sti/ adv instead of what, instead of which
kwasu /kwa.su/ prn what, what thing
kwa-ti /kwa.ti/ adv wherebehind, behind what, behind which
kwa-tivi /kwa.ti.vi/ adv on the back of what, on the back of which
kwa-to /kwa.to/ adv whereagainst, against what, against which; in opposition to what, in opposition to which
kwa-tra /kwa.tra/ adv wherethrough, through what, through which
kwa-tratri /kwa.trat.ri/ adv through the middle of what, through the middle of which
kwa-va /kwa.va/ adv wherebefore, before what, before which; in front of what, in front of which
kwa-vale /kwa.va.le/ adv wherebefore, before what, before which; by what time, by which time, by when
kwa-vavi /kwa.va.vi/ adv on the front of what, on the front of which
kwa-vi /kwa.vi/ adv whereagainst, against what, against which; whereon, on what, on which
kwa-vigri /kwa.viɡ.ri/ adv away from what, away from which; off of what, off of which
kwa-vitri /kwa.vit.ri/ adv whereagainst, against what, against which
kwavo /kwa.vo/ adv where, what place
kwavo-lu /kwa.vo.lu/ n place
kwa-we /kwa.we/ adv wherefor, for what, for which; for the benefit of what, for the benefit of which
kwayo povacu heste /kwa.jo po.va.ʃu xes.te/ phr How can it be?, What do you mean?
kwayo /kwa.jo/ adv why, what reason
kwayo-lu /kwa.jo.lu/ n reason
kwayo-su /kwa.jo.su/ n cause, reason, ground
kwayu /kwa.ju/ n reason, cause
kwe /kwe/ v to come; to bring
kwecta- /kweʃ.ta/ pfx quecto-, q
kwemba /kwem.ba/ adj hanging, suspended
kwembe /kwem.be/ v to hang, to be suspended
kwembe-de /kwem.be.de/ v to hang, to hang up, to suspend
kwembilu /kwem.bi.lu/ n hook
kweme /kwe.me/ v to come; to bring
kweta- /kwe.ta/ pfx quetta-, Q
kweta /kwe.ta/ num nonillion, 10²⁷
kwi- /kwi/ pfx self-, like
kwi /kwi/ prp like, as, in the manner of, similar to
kwi-denge /kwi.deŋ.ɡe/ v to taste (like)
kwi-fole /kwi.fo.le/ v to feel (like)
kwi-klore /kwi.klo.re/ v to sound (like)
kwi-naze /kwi.na.ze/ v to smell (like)
kwira /kwi.ra/ adj gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, non-heteronormative
kwiritu /kwi.ri.tu/ n queerness
kwiru /kwi.ru/ n gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other member of the LGBTQIA+ community
kwista /kwis.ta/ adj (grammar) superlative
kwi-vide /kwi.vi.de/ v to look (like), to appear, to seem
kwo /kwo/ prp than; as, compared to, as…as
kwoza /kwo.za/ adj (grammar) comparative
kyalbiklu /kjal.bik.lu/ n cygnet, baby swan
kyalbu /kjal.bu/ n swan, Cygnus spp.
kye /kje/ v to keep doing, to continue to do
kyelalya /kje.lal.ja/ adj aerial
kyelu /kje.lu/ n sky, heavens
kye-stande /kje.stan.de/ v to stay, to remain (in a place)
kye-ste /kje.ste/ v to stay, to remain (in a place)
kyeste-de /kjes.te.de/ v to leave (behind), to cause to remain
kyulanu /kju.la.nu/ n member of the household, member of the family
kyulu /kju.lu/ n family, nuclear family, household
la /la/ det the; this, that
la- /la/ pfx there, it, them
-la /la/ sfx.adj -like, -wise
la-bi /la.bi/ adv thereby, by it, by them; next to it, next to them
la-bitri /la.bit.ri/ adv up to it, up to them
la-bivi /la.bi.vi/ adv thereupon, thereon, on (the side of) it, on them
la-bo /la.bo/ adv thereabout, about it, about them
labra /lab.ra/ adj working, work-related
labra-djulpatru /lab.ra.ʤul.pat.ru/ n secretary, personal assistant
labralya /lab.ral.ja/ adj hard-working, diligent
labralyu /lab.ral.ju/ n diligence
labraryu /lab.rar.ju/ n work-place, office
labratru /lab.rat.ru/ n worker, labourer
labre /lab.re/ v to work, to labour, to toil
labri /lab.ri/ adv laboriously
labristra /lab.ris.tra/ adj laborious, tedious, toilsome
labristre /lab.ris.tre/ v to do shoddy work, to do a half-assed job
la-bro /la.bro/ adv related thereto, related to it, related to them
labru /lab.ru/ n work, labour, toil
labrunya /lab.run.ja/ adj unemployed
la-byu /la.bju/ adv past it, past them; beyond it, beyond them
laca /la.ʃa/ det such, the kind of
laca-lu /la.ʃa.lu/ n (grammar) mood, grammatical mood, mode
laca-mo /la.ʃa.mo/ cjt like, such as, as, in such manner as
lacara /la.ʃa.ra/ det that kind of person’s
lacaru /la.ʃa.ru/ prn such a kind of person
lacasa /la.ʃa.sa/ det that kind of thing’s
lacasu /la.ʃa.su/ n thing, affair, stuff, things, *gestures vaguely*
lacasu /la.ʃa.su/ prn such a kind of thing
la-da /la.da/ adv thereto, to it, to them; therefor, for it, for them
la-datri /la.dat.ri/ adv thereat, at it, at them; toward(s) it, toward(s) them
la-de /la.de/ adv thereof, of it, of them
la-dji /la.ʤi/ adv until then, until it, until them
la-dru /la.dru/ adv across from it, across from them; opposite it, opposite them
la-du /la.du/ adv during it, during them
la-fa /la.fa/ adv according to it, according to them; made out of it, made out of them
la-fra /la.fra/ adv therefrom, from it, from them
la-frano /la.fra.no/ adv from out of it, from out of them
la-go /la.ɡo/ adv thereafter, after it, after them
la-gre /la.ɡre/ adv throughout it, throughout them
la-gro /la.ɡro/ adv despite it, despite them
la-ka /la.ka/ adv outside of it, outside of them
la-katri /la.kat.ri/ adv thereout, out of it, out of them
la-kavi /la.ka.vi/ adv on the outside of it, on the outside of them
la-ko /la.ko/ adv because of it, because of them; on account of it, on account of them
lakre /lak.re/ v to shed a tear, to weep
lakre-de /lak.re.de/ v to cause to tear, to irritate the eye
la-kri /la.kri/ adv thereabout, around it, around them
lakrosa /lak.ro.sa/ adj tearful, emotional
lakru /lak.ru/ n tear (drop)
laku /la.ku/ n lake
la-kwi /la.kwi/ adv like it, like them
la-kwo /la.kwo/ adv than it, than them
la-le /la.le/ adv therebefore, before it, before them; prior to it, prior to them
lalka /lal.ka/ adj alcoholic, containing alcohol
lalkalya /lal.kal.ja/ adj alcoholic, given to drink
lalkalyu /lal.kal.ju/ n alcoholism, heavy drinking
lalkaryu /lal.kar.ju/ n bar, tavern
lalku /lal.ku/ n alcohol
lalkunya /lal.kun.ja/ adj alcohol-free
la-lo /la.lo/ adv therealong, along it, along them
la-lotri /la.lot.ri/ adv therealong, along it, along them
la-me /la.me/ adv therewith with it, with them
la-mi /la.mi/ adv between it, between them; thereamong(st), among(st) it, among(st) them; thereamid(st), amid(st) it, amid(st) them
lamo /la.mo/ adv as, like, in the context of
lamo-la /la.mo.la/ adj (grammar) aspectual, relating to grammatical aspect
lamo-lu /la.mo.lu/ n (grammar) aspect, verbal aspect
lampu /lam.pu/ n lamp
la-na /la.na/ adv it, that
landu /lan.du/ n land, countryside, country, rural area, wilderness
lano /la.no/ adv then, at the time
la-no /la.no/ adv therein, in it, in them
lano-la /la.no.la/ adj (grammar) temporal, relating to grammatical tense
lano-lu /la.no.lu/ n (grammar) tense, verb tense
la-notri /la.not.ri/ adv thereinto, into it, into them
lanta /lan.ta/ det as much, as many, the amount
lantano /lan.ta.no/ adv so long, that long, for such a long time
lanti … kwo /lan.ti … kwo/ phr as … as
lanti /lan.ti/ adv so (adj.), so much, such
lanti-brani /lan.ti.bra.ni/ adv so well, as well
lanti-tahi /lan.ti.ta.xi/ adv so soon, yet, already
lantu /lan.tu/ prn so, so much, so many
la-nya /la.nja/ adv without it, without them
lanyatu /lan.ja.tu/ n rip, tear
lanye /lan.je/ v to rip, to tear
la-pe /la.pe/ adv therewith, with it, with them; by means of it, by means of them
la-pi /la.pi/ adv thereabove, above it, above them; thereover, over it, over them
la-pivi /la.pi.vi/ adv thereupon, upon it, upon them; thereatop, atop it, atop them; on top of it, on top of them
la-pro /la.pro/ adv therefor, for it, for them; for the purpose of it, for the purpose of them
la-proji /la.pro.ʒi/ adv near it, near them; therebeside, beside it, beside them
lara /la.ra/ det that person’s
lardja /lar.ʤa/ adj wide, broad
lardja-ble /lar.ʤa.ble/ v to widen, to become wide
lardja-de /lar.ʤa.de/ v to widen, to make wide
lardjitu /lar.ʤi.tu/ n breadth, width
lardjoru /lar.ʤo.ru/ n width, degree of breadth
laru /la.ru/ prn one, someone, you, they; that person
lasa /la.sa/ det that thing’s
la-se /la.se/ adv since it, since them, since then
la-so /la.so/ adv thereunder, under it, under them; therebelow, below it, below them
la-sovi /la.so.vi/ adv therebeneath, beneath it, beneath them; on the bottom of it, on the bottom of them
la-sti /la.sti/ adv instead of it, instead of them
lasu /la.su/ prn that, that thing, it
la-ti /la.ti/ adv therebehind, behind it, behind them
latina /la.ti.na/ adj latin, roman
latinicu /la.ti.ni.ʃu/ n latin (language)
la-tivi /la.ti.vi/ adv on the back of it, on the back of them
la-to /la.to/ adv thereagainst, against it, against them; in opposition to it, in opposition to them
la-tra /la.tra/ adv therethrough, through it, through them
la-tratri /la.trat.ri/ adv through the middle of it, through the middle of them
lava /la.va/ adj washed, clean
la-va /la.va/ adv therebefore, before it, before them; in front of it, in front of them
lavabla /la.vab.la/ adj washable, lavable
lavacu /la.va.ʃu/ n washing, cleaning
la-vale /la.va.le/ adv therebefore, before it, before them, before then; by the time of it, by the time of them, by that time, by then
lavaryu /la.var.ju/ n wash room, lavatory
lavatu /la.va.tu/ n wash, washing
la-vavi /la.va.vi/ adv on the front of it, on the front of them
lave /la.ve/ v to wash
la-vi /la.vi/ adv thereagainst, against it, against them; thereon, on it, on them
la-vigri /la.viɡ.ri/ adv away from it, away from them; off of it, off of them
lavilu /la.vi.lu/ n rag, sponge
la-vitri /la.vit.ri/ adv thereagainst, against it, against them
lavo /la.vo/ adv there, in the place
lavu /la.vu/ n wash, washing
la-we /la.we/ adv therefor, for it, for them; for the benefit of it, for the benefit of them
layo /la.jo/ adv for that reason, therefore
layo-ke /la.jo.ke/ cjt because
layo-lu /la.jo.lu/ n (grammar) tense, conjugation, inflection (of a verb)
le- /le/ pfx past, yester-, fore-, last; (Family) great-, grand-; (Classical calque) pre-, prae-
le /le/ prp before, prior to; ago
le /le/ v to let, to allow, to permit
le-bratinu /le.bra.ti.nu/ n older sister, big sister
le-bratotcu /le.bra.to.ʧu/ n older brother, big brother
le-bratu /le.bra.tu/ n older sibling
le-dikacu /le.di.ka.ʃu/ n forecast, prediction
le-dikatu /le.di.ka.tu/ n prediction
le-dike /le.di.ke/ v (Classical calque) to forecast, to predict
ledja /le.ʤa/ adj horizontal; lying down
ledja-ble /le.ʤa.ble/ v to become horizontal
ledja-de /le.ʤa.de/ v to lay (flat), to make horizontal
ledjaryu /le.ʤar.ju/ n bedroom
ledje /le.ʤe/ v to lie (down), to recline
ledje-de /le.ʤe.de/ v to lay, to cause to lie down
ledji /le.ʤi/ adv horizontally
le-djorevli /le.ʤo.rev.li/ adv last week
ledju /le.ʤu/ n layer, stratum
legabla /le.ɡab.la/ adj legible, readable
legacu /le.ɡa.ʃu/ n reading
legalya /le.ɡal.ja/ adj bookish; literate
legatru /le.ɡat.ru/ n reader
lege /le.ɡe/ v to read
le-getri /le.ɡet.ri/ adv the day before yesterday, ereyesterday
legla-drapru /leɡ.la.drap.ru/ n sheet, sheet set, bedding
legla-ru /leɡ.la.ru/ n patient; occupant
leglaryu /leɡ.lar.ju/ n bedroom
leglu /leɡ.lu/ n bed
leglunya /leɡ.lun.ja/ adj bed-less, having nowhere to sleep
lego-tri /le.ɡo.tri/ adv (Classical calque) preposterously
legotri-la /le.ɡot.ri.la/ adj preposterous
legovra /le.ɡov.ra/ adj worth reading
legra /leɡ.ra/ adj light (in weight), not heavy
legra-de /leɡ.ra.de/ v to lighten, to make light
legritu /leɡ.ri.tu/ n lightness
legyu /leɡ.ju/ n algae
le-ke /le.ke/ cjt before
lekra /lek.ra/ adj electrical
lekra-de /lek.ra.de/ v to electrify, to supply power to
lekronu /lek.ro.nu/ n electron
lekru /lek.ru/ n electricity
lekru-ge /lek.ru.ɡe/ v to electrify, to supply power to
le-kuzu /le.ku.zu/ n older cousin
le-lano /le.la.no/ prt then, at that time (in the past), once; ever, ever before
le-lano-la /le.la.no.la/ adj past, former, historical, relating to an earlier time; (grammar) past, past tense, preterit
le-lano-lu /le.la.no.lu/ n (grammar) past, past tense, preterit
le-mandatu /le.man.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) order (of goods)
le-mande /le.man.de/ v (Classical calque) to order, to place an order (for goods)
lempa /lem.pa/ adj early
lempi /lem.pi/ adv early
le-nano /le.na.no/ adv never, never before, never up to now
lenglanda /leŋ.ɡlan.da/ adj English
lenglandicu /leŋ.ɡlan.di.ʃu/ n English (language)
lenglandiya /leŋ.ɡlan.di.ja/ adj English, from England
Lenglandiyu /leŋ.ɡlan.di.ju/ n England
le-noninu /le.no.ni.nu/ n great-grandmother
le-nonotcu /le.no.no.ʧu/ n great-grandfather
le-nonu /le.no.nu/ n great-grandparent
lenta /len.ta/ adj slow
lenta-ble /len.ta.ble/ v to become slow, to slow, to slow down
lenta-de /len.ta.de/ v to make slow, to slow
lenti /len.ti/ adv slowly
lentistra /len.tis.tra/ adj creeping, crawling, really slow
lentitu /len.ti.tu/ n slowness
lentoza /len.to.za/ adj slower
lentoza-ble /len.to.za.ble/ v to become slower, to slow down (gradually), to decelerate
lentoza-de /len.to.za.de/ v to make slower, to slow down, to decelerate
le-pano /le.pa.no/ adv always, ever, up to now, so far
le-prima /le.pri.ma/ adj original, proto-
le-prima-gremanicu /le.pri.ma.ɡre.ma.ni.ʃu/ n Proto-Germanic (language)
le-primu /le.pri.mu/ n original
lerga /ler.ɡa/ adj allergic
lerge /ler.ɡe/ v to be allergic
lergitu /ler.ɡi.tu/ n allergy
lergu /ler.ɡu/ n allergen
lesabla /le.sab.la/ adj allowable, permissible
lesacu /le.sa.ʃu/ n allowing, permission
lesatu /le.sa.tu/ n permit, allowance
lese /le.se/ v to let, to allow, to permit
le-si-lamo-la /le.si.la.mo.la/ adj (grammar) past subjunctive
lesilu /le.si.lu/ n permit
lesta /les.ta/ adj summer, aestival
lestalya /les.tal.ja/ adj summery
lestu /les.tu/ n summer
letracu /let.ra.ʃu/ n spelling, orthography
letratu /let.ra.tu/ n spelling (of a word)
letre /let.re/ v to spell, to write
letrilu /let.ri.lu/ n spell-check
letrombu /let.rom.bu/ n alphabet
letru /let.ru/ n letter, glyph, character
le-vabikinsa /le.va.bi.kin.sa/ adj (Classical calque) preantepenultimate, fourth from the end
le-vatrombu /le.vat.rom.bu/ n ancestors, forebears, ancestry
le-vatru /le.vat.ru/ n ancestor, forefather
leve /le.ve/ v to rise, to go up
leve-de /le.ve.de/ v to raise, to lift, to make rise, to cause to go up
levedilu /le.ve.di.lu/ n crane (mechanical)
leventa /le.ven.ta/ adj rising, going up
le-vide /le.vi.de/ v to foresee; (Classical calque) to preview
le-vunklu /le.vuŋ.klu/ n great-auncle
Levyu /le.v.ju/ n Levi, Leo; Leia, Leah
Leyu /le.ju/ n Levi, Leo; Leia, Leah
li /li/ prt there, that
libraryu /lib.rar.ju/ n library
librombu /lib.rom.bu/ n book-shelf
libru /lib.ru/ n book
libru-ke /lib.ru.ke/ v to read a book
libruklu /lib.ruk.lu/ n chapter
licku /liʃ.ku/ n lichen
likra /lik.ra/ adj funny, humourous
likracu /lik.ra.ʃu/ n laughter
likralya /lik.ral.ja/ adj funny, unserious
likra-ru /lik.ra.ru/ n joker, jokester
likra-su /lik.ra.su/ n joke
likrasu-de /lik.ra.su.de/ v to joke, to kid, to make a joke
likre /lik.re/ v to laugh
likre-de /lik.re.de/ v to make laugh, to crack up
likriku /lik.ri.ku/ n chuckle, giggle
likristre /lik.ris.tre/ v to sneer, to jeer, to mock
likristru /lik.ris.tru/ n sneer, mean laugh
likritu /lik.ri.tu/ n humour, comedy
likrogla /lik.roɡ.la/ adj hilarious
likrosa /lik.ro.sa/ adj funny, humourous
likrosista /lik.ro.sis.ta/ adj funniest, most humourous
likrosoza /lik.ro.so.za/ adj funnier, more humourous
likru /lik.ru/ n laugh, chuckle
likrunya /lik.run.ja/ adj humourless, grim
likwa /lik.wa/ adj liquid, fluid
likwa-ble /lik.wa.ble/ v to melt, to turn into a liquid
likwa-de /lik.wa.de/ v to melt, to cause to melt, to turn into a liquid
likwalya /lik.wal.ja/ adj runny, watery
likwe /lik.we/ v to be liquid
likwu /lik.wu/ n liquid, fluid
likwuklu /lik.wuk.lu/ n drop (of liquid)
li-la /li.la/ det that, those
li-laca /li.la.ʃa/ det such, that kind of
li-lacaru /li.la.ʃa.ru/ prn that kind of person
li-lacasu /li.la.ʃa.su/ prn that kind of thing
li-lamo /li.la.mo/ adv thus, like that, in that way, so
li-lano /li.la.no/ adv then, at that time (in the past or future)
li-lanta /li.lan.ta/ det that much, that many, that amount
li-lantu /li.lan.tu/ prn that much, that many
li-laru /li.la.ru/ prn that person, that one
li-lasu /li.la.su/ prn that, that thing
li-lavo /li.la.vo/ adv there, in that place
li-layo /li.la.jo/ adv for that reason, therefore
lingwa /liŋ.ɡwa/ adj linguistic
lingwa-cisku /liŋ.ɡwa.ʃis.ku/ n linguistics, study of language
lingwadru /liŋ.ɡwad.ru/ n language family, group of related languages
lingwu batita /liŋ.ɡwu ba.ti.ta/ np constructed language, conlang
lingwu /liŋ.ɡwu/ n language
lipru /lip.ru/ n lip
listanu /lis.ta.nu/ n list item, item
listu /lis.tu/ n list, catalog, enumeration
litru /lit.ru/ n litre, L
litwana /lit.wa.na/ adj Lithuanian
litwanicu /lit.wa.ni.ʃu/ n Lithuanian (language)
litwaniyu /lit.wa.ni.ju/ n Lithuania
Livyu /liv.ju/ n Olive, Olivia; Oliver
lo /lo/ prp along, down
loga-cisku /lo.ɡa.ʃis.ku/ n morphology, the study of words
logadru /lo.ɡad.ru/ n etymology, history of a word
logombu /lo.ɡom.bu/ n lexicon, dictionary
logosa /lo.ɡo.sa/ adj wordy, verbose
logu /lo.ɡu/ n word
loguklu /lo.ɡuk.lu/ n morpheme
logunya /lo.ɡun.ja/ adj wordless, speechless, withut words
lokwabla /lok.wab.la/ adj speakable, pronounceable
lokwacu /lok.wa.ʃu/ n talking, speaking
lokwatu /lok.wa.tu/ n talk, speech, lecture
lokwe /lok.we/ v to speak, to talk
lokwe-de /lok.we.de/ v to make speak, to compel to talk
lokwilu /lok.wi.lu/ n microphone
lokwistre /lok.wis.tre/ v to stutter, to stammer
lokwosa /lok.wo.sa/ adj talkative, loquacious
lokwu /lok.wu/ n talk, speech
longa /loŋ.ɡa/ adj long
lopye /lop.je/ v to shovel, to dig with a shovel
lopyiku /lop.ji.ku/ n trowel, spade
lopyu /lop.ju/ n shovel
lo-tri /lo.tri/ prp along, moving along
lotri-ye /lot.ri.je/ v to go along
lotri-yite /lot.ri.ji.te/ v to go along
-lu /lu/ sfx thing, stuff, object
luma /lu.ma/ adj light, bright
luma-ble /lu.ma.ble/ v to brighten, to become bright
luma-de /lu.ma.de/ v to brighten, to make bright
luma-grafe /lu.ma.ɡra.fe/ v to photograph, to take a picture, to snap a photo
luma-grafilu /lu.ma.ɡra.fi.lu/ n camera
luma-grafu /lu.ma.ɡra.fu/ n (Classical calque) photograph, photo
luma-meponatu /lu.ma.me.po.na.tu/ n (Classical calque) photosynthesis
luma-metrasu /lu.ma.met.ra.su/ n light meter
lumi /lu.mi/ adv brightly
lumitu /lu.mi.tu/ n brightness
lumora-metrasu /lu.mo.ra.met.ra.su/ n light meter
lumoru /lu.mo.ru/ n lumosity, degree of brightness
lumu /lu.mu/ n light
lunadju /lu.na.ʤu/ n Monday
lunu /lu.nu/ n moon
lupa /lu.pa/ adj lupine, wolf-related
lupu /lu.pu/ n wolf, Canis lupus
lwe /lwe/ v to speak, to talk
lyama /lja.ma/ adj loved, beloved
lyamacu /lja.ma.ʃu/ n loving
lyamatru /lja.mat.ru/ n lover
lyame /lja.me/ v to love
lyamita /lja.mi.ta/ adj loved, beloved
lyamosa /lja.mo.sa/ adj loving, full of love
lyamovra /lja.mov.ra/ adj worth loving, love-worthy
lyamu /lja.mu/ n love
lyamunya /lja.mun.ja/ adj loveless
lyara /lja.ra/ adj rental
lyara-kombru /lja.ra.kom.bru/ n hotel room, rented room, short-term rental
lyaratru /lja.rat.ru/ n renter, lessee
lyaratu /lja.ra.tu/ n rental, lease
lyara-veklu /lja.ra.vek.lu/ n taxi, cab
lyare /lja.re/ v to rent; to hire (temporarily), to obtain a service
lyare-de /lja.re.de/ v to rent (out), to lease
lye /lje/ v to love
lyonu /ljo.nu/ n lion
ma /ma/ det my, mine
magyara /maɡ.ja.ra/ adj Hungarian
magyaricu /maɡ.ja.ri.ʃu/ n Hungarian (language)
magyariyu /maɡ.ja.ri.ju/ n Hungary
maklu /mak.lu/ n jaw
maku /ma.ku/ n poppy, Papapver spp.
mala /ma.la/ adj wicked, evil, malicious, malevolent, bad
mala- /ma.la/ pfx evil, wicked, bad
mala-ble /ma.la.ble/ v to become evil
mala-de /ma.la.de/ v to make evil
male /ma.le/ v to be evil, to be wicked
mali /ma.li/ adv wickedly, evilly
maltalya /mal.tal.ja/ adj nuanced, having many shades or layers
malte /mal.te/ v to shade, to colour, to detail
maltosa /mal.to.sa/ adj very nuanced, complex, intricate
maltu /mal.tu/ n shade (of a colour); nuance, shade of meaning
maltunya /mal.tun.ja/ adj blunt, unnuanced; shallow, vapid
malu /ma.lu/ n evil, wickedness, malevolence
ma-lu /ma.lu/ prn mine
malu-de /ma.lu.de/ v to do evil things
malu-denta /ma.lu.den.ta/ adj wicked, malicious, malevolent
mambrepru /mam.brep.ru/ n breasts, pair of breasts
mambru /mam.bru/ n breast, boob
mandatu /man.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) order, command
mande /man.de/ v (Classical calque) to order, to command
mandjabla /man.ʤab.la/ adj edible
mandja-listu /man.ʤa.lis.tu/ n menu, food menu
mandjalya /man.ʤal.ja/ adj munchy, snacky, gnoshy
mandjaryu /man.ʤar.ju/ n restaurant, eatery
mandje-de /man.ʤe.de/ v to feed, to make eat
mandjilepru /man.ʤi.lep.ru/ n table setting, silverware
mandjilevlu /man.ʤi.lev.lu/ n set of silverware
mandjilu /man.ʤi.lu/ n utensil, dish, place setting
mandju /man.ʤu/ n food, meal
mandju-ke /man.ʤu.ke/ v to eat
mandju-kenta /man.ʤu.ken.ta/ adj eating
mandju-kente /man.ʤu.ken.te/ v to be eating
mandru /man.dru/ n way, manner, fashion
mandu /man.du/ n (Classical calque) order, command
mangadru /maŋ.ɡad.ru/ n mango tree
mangu /maŋ.ɡu/ n mango, fruit of Mangifera indica
manka /maŋ.ka/ adj manual, hand-
mankepru /maŋ.kep.ru/ n hands, pair of hands
manki /maŋ.ki/ adv by hand, manually
mankicu /maŋ.ki.ʃu/ n sign language
manki-de /maŋ.ki.de/ v (Classical calque) to manufacture; to make by hand
manku /maŋ.ku/ n hand
mantu /man.tu/ n diamond
mara /ma.ra/ adj oceanic, marine, from the ocean
mara-koldu /ma.ra.kol.du/ n seafood
mara-movacu /ma.ra.mo.va.ʃu/ n tide
mara-vakwu /ma.ra.vak.wu/ n salt water, sea water, ocean water, brine
margu /mar.ɡu/ n edge, brink
Mariyu /ma.ri.ju/ n Mary, Marie, Maria; Mario
marka /mar.ka/ adj noticeable, notable
marka-de /mar.ka.de/ v to make noticeable, to accentuate
markatu /mar.ka.tu/ n notation
marke /mar.ke/ v to notice, to make note of
marki /mar.ki/ adv noticeably, notable, markedly
markovra /mar.kov.ra/ adj note-worthy, worth noticing
marku /mar.ku/ n note
marsadju /mar.sa.ʤu/ n Tuesday
Marsu /mar.su/ n Mars
marsu /mar.su/ n March
marta /mar.ta/ adj morning, matitudinal, matudinal
marta-mandju /mar.ta.man.ʤu/ n breakfast
marti /mar.ti/ adv in the morning, matudinally
martu /mar.tu/ n morning
maru /ma.ru/ n sea, ocean
maru-vigri /ma.ru.viɡ.ri/ adv inland, away from the sea
maru-vigri-la /ma.ru.viɡ.ri.la/ adj inland, away from the sea
marva /mar.va/ adj marvelous, amazing, magnificent
marvitu /mar.vi.tu/ n amazement, wonder
marviyu /mar.vi.ju/ n wonderland, land of wonders
marvu /mar.vu/ n marvel, wonder
marwu /mar.wu/ n desert, wasteland
Maryu /mar.ju/ n Mary, Marie, Maria; Mario
marza /mar.za/ adj ripe, mature, ready for harvest
marza-ble /mar.za.ble/ v to ripen, to mature
marze /mar.ze/ v to be ripe
marzitu /mar.zi.tu/ n ripeness, maturity
marzoru /mar.zo.ru/ n maturity, degree of ripeness
mastacu /mas.ta.ʃu/ n chewing, mastication
maste /mas.te/ v to chew
ma-ta /ma.ta/ det our, both of ours, yours and mine
mata-lu /ma.ta.lu/ prn ours, yours & mine
mata-ya /ma.ta.ja/ det our, all of ours, yours and mine
mataya-lu /ma.ta.ja.lu/ prn ours, yours & mine
-matu /ma.tu/ sfx.n placement, situation, setting
ma-ya /ma.ja/ det our, all of ours, ours (and not yours)
maya-lu /ma.ja.lu/ prn ours
mayu /ma.ju/ n May
me- /me/ pfx co-, fellow, together; (Classical Calque) con-, syn-
me /me/ prp with, accompanied by
me /me/ v to put, to place
me-batacu /me.ba.ta.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) construction, assembly, building
me-bate /me.ba.te/ v (Classical calque) to build, to construct, to put together, to assemble.
me-brolalyu /me.bro.lal.ju/ n (grammar) correlative
me-dike /me.di.ke/ v (Classical calque) to agree
medja /me.ʤa/ adj funny, comedic
me-djentombu /me.ʤen.tom.bu/ n community, group of people
medju /me.ʤu/ n comedy
me-djunkacu /me.ʤuŋ.ka.ʃu/ n marriage, matrimony
me-djunkatu /me.ʤuŋ.ka.tu/ n marriage, wedding; (Classical calque) conjunction
me-djunke /me.ʤuŋ.ke/ v to join together, to connect; to marry (one another); (Classical calque) to connect
medra /med.ra/ adj wet
medra-ble /med.ra.ble/ v to get wet, to become wet
medra-de /med.ra.de/ v to moisten, to make wet
medrika /med.ri.ka/ adj damp, moist
medritu /med.ri.tu/ n wetness, moisture
medroru /med.ro.ru/ n moisture, degree of wetness
me-feratu /me.fe.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) conference
me-fere /me.fe.re/ v (Classical calque) to confer
me-fluwacu /me.flu.wa.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) confluence, convergence, flowing together
me-fluwe /me.flu.we/ v to converge, to merge, to blend, to flow together
mega /me.ɡa/ num million
mega- /me.ɡa/ pfx mega-, M
mega-gramu /me.ɡa.ɡra.mu/ n tonne, metric tonne, megagram, Mg
mega-metru /me.ɡa.met.ru/ n megametre (1,000km), Mm
megla /meɡ.la/ adj large, big
megla-ble /meɡ.la.ble/ v to become large, to embiggen, to grow
meglablenta /meɡ.lab.len.ta/ adj waxing, growing, increasing
megla-de /meɡ.la.de/ v to make large, to embiggen
megli /meɡ.li/ adv largely
meglitu /meɡ.li.tu/ n largeness, size
megli-vaska /meɡ.li.vas.ka/ adj grown-up, adult
meglivaska-ru /meɡ.li.vas.ka.ru/ n grown-up, adult
megloru /meɡ.lo.ru/ n size, degree of bigness
me-grafu /me.ɡra.fu/ n (Classical calque) context
me-kepatu /me.ke.pa.tu/ n (Classical calque) concept, idea
me-kepe /me.ke.pe/ v (Classical calque) to conceive, to come up with, to invent
me-klidacu /me.kli.da.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) conclusion, end
me-klidatu /me.kli.da.tu/ n end, finish
me-klide /me.kli.de/ v (Classical calque) to conclude, to finish
me-kloratu /me.klo.ra.tu/ n consonant
me-koldatu /me.kol.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) syllable
mekradju /mek.ra.ʤu/ n Wednesday
Mekru /mek.ru/ n Mercury
me-kwemacu /me.kwe.ma.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) convening, convention
me-kweme /me.kwe.me/ v (Classical calque) to convene; to come together, to meet
me-ledju /me.le.ʤu/ n sandwich
melga /mel.ɡa/ adj black
melga-ble /mel.ɡa.ble/ v to blacken, to become black
melga-de /mel.ɡa.de/ v to blacken, to make black, to cause to be black
melgitu /mel.ɡi.tu/ n black, blackness, black colour
melgu /mel.ɡu/ n black
melohlu /me.lox.lu/ n mead
melu /me.lu/ n honey
Melyu /mel.ju/ n Emily, Emilia, Millie; Miles, Miller
melza /mel.za/ adj metal, metallic
melzasta /mel.zas.ta/ adj made of metal, metallic
melzeca /mel.ze.ʃa/ adj metallic, metal-like
melzu /mel.zu/ n metal, ore
me-mande /me.man.de/ v (Classical calque) to command
me-mandu /me.man.du/ n (Classical calque) command
membracu /mem.bra.ʃu/ n remembering
membratu /mem.bra.tu/ n memory, remembrance
membre /mem.bre/ v to remember
membre-de /mem.bre.de/ v to remind, to make remember
membrilu /mem.bri.lu/ n reminder
membru /mem.bru/ n memory
me-medju /me.me.ʤu/ n comedy
me-metatu /me.me.ta.tu/ n (Classical calque) committee
menaryu /me.nar.ju/ n promenade; boardwalk
mendatu /men.da.tu/ n definition
mende /men.de/ v to mean, to signify, to indicate
mendosa /men.do.sa/ adj meaningful
mendu /men.du/ n meaning, significance
mendunya /men.dun.ja/ adj meaningless
mene /me.ne/ v to walk, to go for a walk, to take a walk
menila /me.ni.la/ adj for walking, in order to walk
menilu /me.ni.lu/ n cane, crutch, tool for walking
me-nokadatu /me.no.ka.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) coincidence
me-nokade /me.no.ka.de/ v (Classical calque) to coincide, to happen together
menta /men.ta/ adj mental
mentosa /men.to.sa/ adj mindful
mentositu /men.to.si.tu/ n mindfulness
mentu /men.tu/ n mind
mentunya /men.tun.ja/ adj mindless, unthinking
menu /me.nu/ n walk, stroll
me-plenacu /me.ple.na.ʃu/ n compliance
me-plene /me.ple.ne/ v (Classical calque) to comply, to go along with
me-ponacu /me.po.na.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) composition, synthesis
merkacu /mer.ka.ʃu/ n reigning, ruling; government
merkaryu /mer.kar.ju/ n kingdom, country
merkatriklu /mer.kat.rik.lu/ n heir to the throne, prince, princess
merkatru /mer.kat.ru/ n ruler, regent, king, queen
merkatu /mer.ka.tu/ n reign, rule
merke /mer.ke/ v to rule, to reign, to govern
me-rompacu /me.rom.pa.ʃu/ n corruption, corrupting
me-rompatu /me.rom.pa.tu/ n corruption
me-rompe /me.rom.pe/ v (Classical calque) to corrupt
mertcalyu /mer.ʧal.ju/ n thanksfulness, gratitude
mertce /mer.ʧe/ itj thank you, thanks
mertce /mer.ʧe/ v to thank, to give thanks
mertcogle /mer.ʧoɡ.le/ itj thank you so much, many thanks
mertcosa /mer.ʧo.sa/ adj thankful, grateful
mertcovra /mer.ʧov.ra/ adj worthy of thanks
mertcu /mer.ʧu/ n thanks, gratitude
mertcunya /mer.ʧun.ja/ adj ungrateful, unthankful
mesa /me.sa/ adj monthly
me-sentacu /me.sen.ta.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) sympathy
me-servatu /me.ser.va.tu/ n confit, preserves
me-sketce /me.ske.ʧe/ v to coincide, to happen together
me-sketcu /me.ske.ʧu/ n coincidence
me-stelacu /me.ste.la.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) constellation
mesu /me.su/ n month
metacu /me.ta.ʃu/ n placement, positioning
metatu /me.ta.tu/ n placement, position
metci /me.ʧi/ adv even, notwithstanding; own
mete /me.te/ v to put, to place
me-tenabla /me.te.nab.la/ adj containable, able to be kept in
metena-su /me.te.na.su/ n container
me-tendacu /me.ten.da.ʃu/ n struggle, contention
me-tendatu /me.ten.da.tu/ n struggle
me-tende /me.ten.de/ v (Classical calque) to contend, to struggle, to deal with, to put up with
me-tendovra /me.ten.dov.ra/ adj worth putting up with
me-tene /me.te.ne/ v (Classical calque) to contain, to hold together, to hold
me-tiracu /me.ti.ra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) contraction
me-tiratu /me.ti.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) contract, contraction
me-tire /me.ti.re/ v (Classical calque) to contract, to shrink, to pull together
me-tire-de /me.ti.re.de/ v to shrink, to cause to contract
metrabla /met.rab.la/ adj measurable
metra-su /met.ra.su/ n gauge, meter, measuring device
metratu /met.ra.tu/ n measurement
metre /met.re/ v to measure
me-tresle /me.tres.le/ v (Classical calque) to console
me-trewe /me.tre.we/ v (Classical calque) to confide in
me-trewu /me.tre.wu/ n (Classical calque) confidence, faith, trust
me-tri /me.tri/ adv together
me-trikacu /me.tri.ka.ʃu/ n constriction, tightening
metrika-ru /met.ri.ka.ru/ n (Classical calque) constrictor
me-trikatu /me.tri.ka.tu/ n constriction, tightness
me-trike /me.tri.ke/ v (Classical calque) to constrict, to tighten, to narrow
metrilu /met.ri.lu/ n ruler, yard stick, tape measure, or other measuring device for length
metri-me /met.ri.me/ v to collect, to gather
metru /met.ru/ n measurement, measuring; -metry; metre, m (standard measurement of length)
metruklu /met.ruk.lu/ n unit of measurement
me-vopracu /me.vo.pra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) cooperation
me-vopre /me.vo.pre/ v (Classical calque) to cooperate, to co-create
me-yitu /me.ji.tu/ n (Classical calque) sex, intercourse, coitus
mezistru /me.zis.tru/ n hovel, shack
mezoglu /me.zoɡ.lu/ n mansion, huge house
mezu /me.zu/ n house
mi- /mi/ pfx mid-, half-
mi /mi/ prp between, among, inter-, amid
micka /miʃ.ka/ adj mixed, combined
micka-bevu /miʃ.ka.be.vu/ n shake, smoothie, thick blended beverage
mickabla /miʃ.kab.la/ adj mixable, combinable
mickatu /miʃ.ka.tu/ n mixture, combination
micke /miʃ.ke/ v to mix, to combine
mickilu /miʃ.ki.lu/ n mixer, mixing device
mickita /miʃ.ki.ta/ adj mixed, combined
mida /mi.da/ adj middle, centre
mida-ble /mi.da.ble/ v to centre (oneself), to become centred
mida-de /mi.da.de/ v to centre, to position in the middle
mida-grijicu /mi.da.ɡri.ʒi.ʃu/ n Middle Valthungian (language)
midaja-mandju /mi.da.ʒa.man.ʤu/ n lunch, supper, mid-day meal
mi-daji /mi.da.ʒi/ adv at noon
mi-daju /mi.da.ʒu/ n noon
midralya /mid.ral.ja/ adj smily, cheerful, cheery
midre /mid.re/ v to smile
midre-de /mid.re.de/ v to make smile, to cause to smile
midristre /mid.ris.tre/ v to sneer
midristru /mid.ris.tru/ n sneer
midroglu /mid.roɡ.lu/ n grin
midru /mid.ru/ n smile
mika /mi.ka/ adj small, little
mika-ble /mi.ka.ble/ v to shrink, to become small
mikablenta /mi.kab.len.ta/ adj waning, shrinking, diminishing
mika-de /mi.ka.de/ v to shrink, to make small
mika-skiltu /mi.ka.skil.tu/ n mini-skirt
mika-vidila /mi.ka.vi.di.la/ adj microscopic; very small
mika-vidilu /mi.ka.vi.di.lu/ n microscope
mike /mi.ke/ v to be small
mi-kepacu /mi.ke.pa.ʃu/ n interception, intercepting
mi-kepatu /mi.ke.pa.tu/ n interception
mi-kepe /mi.ke.pe/ v to intercept, to get between
mikika /mi.ki.ka/ adj tiny, miniscule, diminutive
mikitu /mi.ki.tu/ n smallness
mikra- /mik.ra/ pfx micro-, μ
mikra-metru /mik.ra.met.ru/ n micrometre, micron, μm
mi-krendacu /mi.kren.da.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) intercourse
mila /mi.la/ num one thousand, a thousand
mila- /mi.la/ pfx milli-, m
mila-gramu /mi.la.ɡra.mu/ n milligram, mg
mila-litru /mi.la.lit.ru/ n millilitre, mL
mila-metru /mi.la.met.ru/ n millimetre, mm
milema /mi.le.ma/ adj thousandth
milu /mi.lu/ n thousand
milyu /mil.ju/ n mile
Milyu /mil.ju/ n Emily, Emilia, Millie; Miles, Miller
mindatu /min.da.tu/ n opinion
minde /min.de/ v to have an opinion, to opine
mindosa /min.do.sa/ adj opinionated
mindu /min.du/ n opinion, judgement
minkatu /miŋ.ka.tu/ n shrinkage
minke /miŋ.ke/ v to shrink, to become small
minke-de /miŋ.ke.de/ v to shrink, to cause to shrink
mi-noti /mi.no.ti/ adv at midnight
mi-notu /mi.no.tu/ n midnight
mintu /min.tu/ n minute, period of 60 seconds
mintuklu /min.tuk.lu/ n second, 60th of a minute
mi-partacu /mi.par.ta.ʃu/ n sharing, apportioning, dividing
mi-partatu /mi.par.ta.tu/ n share, part, portion
mi-parte /mi.par.te/ v to share, to apportion, to divide
mi-partu /mi.par.tu/ n share, part, portion
mira /mi.ra/ adj formic, ant-related
mi-rompacu /mi.rom.pa.ʃu/ n interruption, interrupting
mi-rompatu /mi.rom.pa.tu/ n interruption
mi-rompe /mi.rom.pe/ v (Classical calque) to interrupt
miru /mi.ru/ n ant, Formicidae spp.
mi-tri /mi.tri/ prp between, into the space between
mi-verpe /mi.ver.pe/ v (Classical calque) to interject
-mo /mo/ sfx.adv way, manner, fashion
modu /mo.du/ n mode, manner, sort, type, style
mohosa /mo.xo.sa/ adj mossy
mohu /mo.xu/ n moss, Bryophyta spp.
moldova /mol.do.va/ adj Moldovan
moldovicu /mol.do.vi.ʃu/ n Moldovan (language)
moldoviyu /mol.do.vi.ju/ n Moldova
moldu /mol.du/ n pattern, repeated design; mold, form
Monaku /mo.na.ku/ n Monaco
montombu /mon.tom.bu/ n mountains, mountain range
montosa /mon.to.sa/ adj mountainous
montu /mon.tu/ n mountain
monyalya /mon.jal.ja/ adj monkey-like
monyu /mon.ju/ n monkey
morfa /mor.fa/ adj different
morfa-ble /mor.fa.ble/ v to change, to undergo change, to become different
morfacu /mor.fa.ʃu/ n change, changing, altering
morfe /mor.fe/ v to change, to undergo change, to become different
morfe-de /mor.fe.de/ v to change, to alter
morfi /mor.fi/ adv differently
morfu /mor.fu/ n change, alteration
morta /mor.ta/ adj dead
morta-korpu /mor.ta.kor.pu/ n corpse, cadaver, dead body
mortatu /mor.ta.tu/ n death
morte /mor.te/ v to die, to perish, to expire; to be dead
morte-dacu /mor.te.da.ʃu/ n killing, murder
morte-datru /mor.te.dat.ru/ n killer, murderer
morte-datu /mor.te.da.tu/ n kill, murder
morte-de /mor.te.de/ v to kill
mortita /mor.ti.ta/ adj dead
mortitu /mor.ti.tu/ n death
mortu /mor.tu/ n corpse, cadaver, dead body; the dead
motra /mot.ra/ adj motorized
motradacu /mot.ra.da.ʃu/ n motorization
motra-de /mot.ra.de/ v to motorize
motra-ru /mot.ra.ru/ n mechanic
motraryu /mot.rar.ju/ n garage
motra-su /mot.ra.su/ n gadget, mechanism
motru /mot.ru/ n motor, engine
mova /mo.va/ adj mobile, moving
movabla /mo.vab.la/ adj movable, mobile
mova-braldu /mo.va.bral.du/ n movie, film
movacu /mo.va.ʃu/ n movement, motion
movatu /mo.va.tu/ n move, motion
move /mo.ve/ v to move
move-de /mo.ve.de/ v to move, to cause to move
mu /mu/ prn I, me
mucalya /mu.ʃal.ja/ adj annoying, irritating
mucalya-ble /mu.ʃal.ja.ble/ v to become annoying
muceca /mu.ʃe.ʃa/ adj annoying, irritating
mucu /mu.ʃu/ n gnat, fly
muja /mu.ʒa/ adj much, many
muja-ble /mu.ʒa.ble/ v to multiply, to increase, to become more numerous
muja-de /mu.ʒa.de/ v to multiply, to increase, to make more numerous
mujangla /mu.ʒaŋ.ɡla/ adj polygonal
mujanglu /mu.ʒaŋ.ɡlu/ n polygon
muja-tranka /mu.ʒa.traŋ.ka/ adj multi-faceted, many-sided
muji /mu.ʒi/ adv very, quite
mujupla /mu.ʒup.la/ adj multiple
muku /mu.ku/ n mushroom, fungus
muldasta /mul.das.ta/ adj earthen, made of earth
muldu /mul.du/ n earth, ground, soil, dirt
mulduklu /mul.duk.lu/ n particle of dirt, speck of earth
murika /mu.ri.ka/ adj American
murikicu /mu.ri.ki.ʃu/ n American English
Murikiyu /mu.ri.ki.ju/ n United States of America
muru /mu.ru/ n wall, free-standing wall, fortification
muskalya /mus.kal.ja/ adj muscular
muskastu /mus.kas.tu/ n muscle, muscle tissue
muskombu /mus.kom.bu/ n musculature
musku /mus.ku/ n muscle
musu /mu.su/ n mouse, Mus spp.
mu-tu /mu.tu/ prn you and I, we, the two of us
mutu-ya /mu.tu.ja/ prn we, you and I, all of us
mu-ya /mu.ja/ prn we
muzalya /mu.zal.ja/ adj musical
muzalyu /mu.zal.ju/ n musicality, musical nature
muzarevlu /mu.za.rev.lu/ n musical group, band
muza-ru /mu.za.ru/ n musician
muza-su /mu.za.su/ n musical instrument
muzombu /mu.zom.bu/ n concert, recital, musical performance
muzu /mu.zu/ n music
muzu-ke /mu.zu.ke/ v to listen to music
mwalda /mwal.da/ adj global, international
mwaldi /mwal.di/ adv globally, internationally
mwaldu /mwal.du/ n world, humanity
mwankaryu /mwaŋ.kar.ju/ n monastery, convent
mwankinu /mwaŋ.ki.nu/ n nun, sister (religious)
mwankotcu /mwaŋ.ko.ʧu/ n monk, brother (religious)
mwanku /mwaŋ.ku/ n monk, holy person
mwe /mwe/ v to move
mwe-de /mwe.de/ v to move, to cause to move
mweldu /mwel.du/ n mould
mwilyu /mwil.ju/ n bat, Chiroptera spp.
Myuntcenu /mjun.ʧe.nu/ n Munich
na /na/ det no, not any
na /na/ prp (accusative)
naca /na.ʃa/ det no kind of
nacara /na.ʃa.ra/ det no kind of person’s
nacaru /na.ʃa.ru/ prn no kind of person
nacasa /na.ʃa.sa/ det no kind of thing’s
nacasu druge /na.ʃa.su dru.ɡe/ phr don’t worry, it’s fine, it’s okay, no problem
nacasu /na.ʃa.su/ prn no kind of thing
na-dertiva /na.der.ti.va/ adj (grammar) accusative
nadralya /nad.ral.ja/ adj serpentine, snake-like
nadru /nad.ru/ n snake, serpent
namblu /nam.blu/ n navel, belly-button
namo /na.mo/ adv no way, nohow
nana- /na.na/ pfx nano-, n
nano /na.no/ adv never
nanta /nan.ta/ det no, none
nantano /nan.ta.no/ adv for no time, instantly, taking no time
nantano-la /nan.ta.no.la/ adj instant, instantaneous
nanti /nan.ti/ adv un-, not at all
nantu /nan.tu/ prn none, none of it
nara /na.ra/ det no one’s, nobody’s
narka /nar.ka/ adj narcotic
narku /nar.ku/ n drug, narcotic
naru /na.ru/ prn no one, nobody
nasa /na.sa/ det nothing’s
nasitu /na.si.tu/ n oblivion, nothingness
naska /nas.ka/ adj natal, birth-related
naske /nas.ke/ v to be born
naske-de /nas.ke.de/ v to give birth
nasku /nas.ku/ n birth
nasu se /na.su se/ phr you’re welcome, it’s nothing, don’t mention it
nasu /na.su/ prn nothing
natra /nat.ra/ adj natural
natraryu /nat.rar.ju/ n park; nature preserve
natru /nat.ru/ n nature
navacu /na.va.ʃu/ n swimming
navaryu /na.var.ju/ n pool, swimming pool, swimming hole
navatru /na.vat.ru/ n swimmer
navatu /na.va.tu/ n swim, dip
nave /na.ve/ v to swim
navo /na.vo/ adv nowhere
nayo /na.jo/ adv for no reason
naza /na.za/ adj olfactory
nazacu /na.za.ʃu/ n smelling, olfaction, sense of smell
naza-pekepilu /na.za.pe.ke.pi.lu/ n atmospheric sensor
naza-su /na.za.su/ n nose (figurative); smeller, atmospheric sensor, air-quality sensor
nazatu /na.za.tu/ n smell, aroma
naze /na.ze/ v to smell
nazistra /na.zis.tra/ adj smelly, stinky, bad-smelling, malodorous
nazistru /na.zis.tru/ n stink, bad smell
nazla-dilu /naz.la.di.lu/ n septum
nazla-su /naz.la.su/ n nasal strip
nazlepru /naz.lep.ru/ n nostrils, pair of nostrils
nazlu /naz.lu/ n nostril
nazu /na.zu/ n nose; smell (in compounds)
nazunya /na.zun.ja/ adj anosmic
nazunyitu /na.zun.ji.tu/ n anosmia
ne /ne/ itj no, nay, nope, negative
ne- /ne/ pfx non-, un-, in-, negative
ne /ne/ prt not
ne /ne/ v to not do, to refrain from, don’t
neba /ne.ba/ adj foggy, misty
nebalya /ne.bal.ja/ adj nebulous, unclear
nebosa /ne.bo.sa/ adj foggy, misty
nebu /ne.bu/ n fog, mist
necka /neʃ.ka/ adj soft
necka-ble /neʃ.ka.ble/ v to become soft, to soften
necka-de /neʃ.ka.de/ v to make soft, to soften
neckitu /neʃ.ki.tu/ n softness
ne-dapaspa /ne.da.pas.pa/ adj (Classical calque) inaccurate
ne-dapaspe /ne.da.pas.pe/ v to be inaccurate
ne-diskutabla /ne.dis.ku.tab.la/ adj unquestionable, indisputable, certain
ne-diskutabla-mo /ne.dis.ku.tab.la.mo/ adv unquestionably, indisputably, categorically (of arguments and denials), certainly
ne-diwisma /ne.di.wis.ma/ adj atheistic
ne-diwismaru /ne.di.wis.ma.ru/ n atheist
ne-diwismu /ne.di.wis.mu/ n (Classical calque) atheism
nefa-camu /ne.fa.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of nibling, nibling-in-law
nefa-swekru /ne.fa.swek.ru/ n nibling of spouse, nibling-in-law
nefinu /ne.fi.nu/ n niece
nefotcu /ne.fo.ʧu/ n nephew
nefra /nef.ra/ adj renal, kidney-related
nefrepru /nef.rep.ru/ n kidneys, pair of kidneys
nefru /nef.ru/ n kidney
nefu /ne.fu/ n nibling
negabla /ne.ɡab.la/ adj deniable
negablitu /ne.ɡab.li.tu/ n deniability
negacu /ne.ɡa.ʃu/ n denial, refusal
negatu /ne.ɡa.tu/ n denial, refusal
nege /ne.ɡe/ v to refuse, to deny
ne-gratcosa /ne.ɡra.ʧo.sa/ adj ungrateful, unthankful
negwa /neɡ.wa/ adj snowy
negwu /neɡ.wu/ n snow
negwuklu /neɡ.wuk.lu/ n snowflake
ne-gyena /ne.ɡje.na/ adj impolite, rude, ill-mannered, boorish
ne-kaspeti /ne.kas.pe.ti/ adv unexpectedly
ne-kedabla /ne.ke.dab.la/ adj unstoppable
ne-kinsenta /ne.kin.sen.ta/ adj infinite, unending; (grammar) infinitive (of a verb), non-finite
ne-kinsentu /ne.kin.sen.tu/ n (grammar) infinitive (of a verb)
ne-kontabla /ne.kon.tab.la/ adj uncountable
ne-kontra /ne.kon.tra/ adj unknown, unfamiliar
ne-koskosa /ne.kos.ko.sa/ adj cheap, inexpensive
ne-kredabla /ne.kre.dab.la/ adj unbelievable, incredible
ne-la /ne.la/ adj (grammar) negative
ne-lokwabla /ne.lok.wab.la/ adj unspeakable; unpronounceable
ne-mertcovre /ne.mer.ʧov.re/ itj you’re welcome.
nemya /nem.ja/ adj adversarial, combative
nemyitu /nem.ji.tu/ n enmity, hatred
nemyu /nem.ju/ n enemy, foe, adversary
ne-negabla /ne.ne.ɡab.la/ adj undeniable
ne-plaklita /ne.plak.li.ta/ adj (Classical calque) immaculate, spotless
nergalya /ner.ɡal.ja/ adj energetic
nergu /ner.ɡu/ n energy, power
nesa /ne.sa/ adj insular
Nesa-Laku /ne.sa.la.ku/ n Loch Ness
ne-savabla /ne.sa.vab.la/ adj unknowable, unfathomable
ne-saventa /ne.sa.ven.ta/ adj unaware, unknowing
ne-skemi /ne.ske.mi/ adv not as planned, unexpectedly
nesombu /ne.som.bu/ n archipelago
nesu /ne.su/ n island
ne-tengovra /ne.teŋ.ɡov.ra/ adj not worth thinking about
ne-vera /ne.ve.ra/ adj false, untrue
ni /ni/ prt any, -ever
nika-camu /ni.ka.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of grandchild, grandchild-in-law
nika-swekru /ni.ka.swek.ru/ n grandchild of spouse, step-grandchild
nikinu /ni.ki.nu/ n granddaughter
nikotcu /ni.ko.ʧu/ n grandson
niku /ni.ku/ n grandchild
nimba /nim.ba/ adj cloudy
nimbeca /nim.be.ʃa/ adj cloud-like
nimbosa /nim.bo.sa/ adj cloudy
nimbu /nim.bu/ n cloud
nistu /nis.tu/ n nest
ni-swa /ni.swa/ det any, an unspecified example of, whatever
ni-swaca /ni.swa.ʃa/ det any kind of, whatever kind of
ni-swacaru /ni.swa.ʃa.ru/ prn any kind of person
ni-swacasu /ni.swa.ʃa.su/ prn any kind of thing
ni-swamo /ni.swa.mo/ adv anyhow, any way, however; anyway, regardless, in any case
ni-swano /ni.swa.no/ adv anytime, whenever; ever
ni-swanta /ni.swan.ta/ det any, any amount, however much
ni-swantu /ni.swan.tu/ prn any, any of it
ni-swaro /ni.swa.ro/ adv anywhere, wherever
ni-swaru /ni.swa.ru/ prn anyone, anybody, whoever
ni-swasu /ni.swa.su/ prn anything, whatever
ni-swayo /ni.swa.jo/ adv for any reason, whyever
no /no/ prp in, inside of; (Classical calque) translates Latin in-, en- and Greek en-
-no /no/ sfx.adv time
no-bate /no.ba.te/ v (Classical calque) to instruct
no-baterdu /no.ba.ter.du/ n program, agenda, set of instructions
no-batu /no.ba.tu/ n instruction, direction
no-dike /no.di.ke/ v (Classical calque) to indicate
no-feratu /no.fe.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) inference
no-fere /no.fe.re/ v (Classical calque) to infer
no-flasku-me /no.flas.ku.me/ v to bottle, to put into a bottle
nogepru /no.ɡep.ru/ n legs, pair of legs
noglu /noɡ.lu/ n nail, fingernail
nogu /no.ɡu/ n leg
no-hale /no.xa.le/ v to inhale, to breathe in
nohlu /nox.lu/ n needle
nojildu /no.ʒil.du/ n scabbard, holster, sheath, knife holder
nojombu /no.ʒom.bu/ n armoury, weapons cache
noju /no.ʒu/ n knife
no-kadatu /no.ka.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) incident, happening, occurrence
no-kade /no.ka.de/ v (Classical calque) to happen, to occur
no-klagra-dacu /no.klaɡ.ra.da.ʃu/ n incarnation
no-klagra-de /no.klaɡ.ra.de/ v to incarnate, to bring to life
no-klede /no.kle.de/ v to wear, to dress in
no-klide /no.kli.de/ v (Classical calque) to include
no-la /no.la/ adj internal, inner
no-lu /no.lu/ n inside, interior
nombru /nom.bru/ n number, numeral
nomiva /no.mi.va/ adj (grammar) nominative
nomu /no.mu/ n name
nomu-ge /no.mu.ɡe/ v to name, to call
nomunya /no.mun.ja/ adj nameless
nona-camu /no.na.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of grandparent, step-grandparent
no-naska /no.nas.ka/ adj innate, inherent, in-born
nona-swekru /no.na.swek.ru/ n grandparent of spouse, grandparent-in-law
noninu /no.ni.nu/ n grandmother
nonotcu /no.no.ʧu/ n grandfather
nonu /no.nu/ n grandparent
no-plenacu /no.ple.na.ʃu/ n implication
no-plenatu /no.ple.na.tu/ n implication
no-plene /no.ple.ne/ v (Classical calque) to imply
norvega /nor.ve.ɡa/ adj Norwegian
norvegicu /nor.ve.ɡi.ʃu/ n Norwegian (language)
norvegiya /nor.ve.ɡi.ja/ adj Norwegian, from Norway
Norvegiyu /nor.ve.ɡi.ju/ n Norway
no-skorbu-me /no.skor.bu.me/ v to bag up, to put in a bag
nota /no.ta/ adj nightly, at night, nocturnal
nota-klubu /no.ta.klu.bu/ n night club
notalya /no.tal.ja/ adj nocturnal (in behaviour)
no-tenatu /no.te.na.tu/ n content
no-tenda /no.ten.da/ adj (Classical calque) intentional, purposeful
no-tende /no.ten.de/ v (Classical calque) to intend, to plan on
no-tene /no.te.ne/ v to contain
noti /no.ti/ adv at night; nocturnally
no-tri /no.tri/ prp into
notri-la /not.ri.la/ adj inward
notri-ye /not.ri.je/ v (Classical calque) to enter, to go in
notri-yitacu /not.ri.ji.ta.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) entrance
notri-yitaryu /not.ri.ji.tar.ju/ n (Classical calque) entrance, entryway, foyer
notri-yite /not.ri.ji.te/ v (Classical calque) to enter, to go in
notu /no.tu/ n night
nova /no.va/ adj new
nova-ble /no.va.ble/ v to become new, to renew
nova-de /no.va.de/ v to renew, to make new again
nova-ru /no.va.ru/ n reporter, journalist
nova-su /no.va.su/ n news
no-verpe /no.ver.pe/ v (Classical calque) to inject
novi /no.vi/ adv newly
no-vi /no.vi/ prp on the inside of
novitu /no.vi.tu/ n newness
novra /nov.ra/ adj north, northern
novralya /nov.ral.ja/ adj northerly, boreal
novri /nov.ri/ adv north, northward
novru /nov.ru/ n north
no-wecku-me /no.weʃ.ku.me/ v to poison, to put poison in (something)
nuda /nu.da/ adj naked, nude
nuda-ble /nu.da.ble/ v to undress, to get naked, to become nude
nuda-de /nu.da.de/ v to make naked, to nake (archaic), to denude
nude /nu.de/ v to be naked, to be nude
nuditu /nu.di.tu/ n nudity, nakedness
nula /nu.la/ num zero
nunkatru /nuŋ.kat.ru/ n messenger; announcer
nunke /nuŋ.ke/ v (Classical calque) to declare, to announce, to convey
nunku /nuŋ.ku/ n (Classical calque) message, announcement, notification
nuva /nu.va/ num nine
nuva-deka /nu.va.de.ka/ num ninety
nuvalu /nu.va.lu/ n ninth (fraction)
nuvema /nu.ve.ma/ adj ninth
nuvi /nu.vi/ adv nine times
nuvupla /nu.vup.la/ adj nine-fold
nwa /nwa/ det some, a few, a moderate amount, an average number of
nwaca /nwa.ʃa/ det some kinds of
nwacara /nwa.ʃa.ra/ det some kinds of people’s
nwacaru /nwa.ʃa.ru/ prn some kinds of people
nwacasa /nwa.ʃa.sa/ det some kinds of things’
nwacasu /nwa.ʃa.su/ prn some kinds of things
nwamo /nwa.mo/ adv some ways, some possibilities
nwano /nwa.no/ adv sometimes, now and then, occasionally, once in a while
nwano-la /nwa.no.la/ adj occasional
nwanta /nwan.ta/ det some, a moderate amount of, an average number of
nwantano /nwan.ta.no/ adv for some time, for a bit, for a moderate amount of time
nwanti /nwan.ti/ adv a little bit, somewhat, rather
nwantu /nwan.tu/ prn some, a moderate amount, an average number
nwara /nwa.ra/ det some people’s
nwaru /nwa.ru/ prn some, some people
nwasa /nwa.sa/ det some things’
nwasu /nwa.su/ prn some, some things
nwavo /nwa.vo/ adv some places, here and there
nwayo /nwa.jo/ adv for some reason, for a few reasons
nwe /nwe/ cjt and not, but not
nwe-ke /nwe.ke/ cjt and not, but not
nya /nja/ prp without, lacking
-nya /nja/ sfx.adj -less, -free, without
nyu /nju/ cjt not…and, neither…nor, nand
nyu-ke /nju.ke/ cjt not…and, neither…nor, nand
nyukla /njuk.la/ adj nuclear
-ogl- /oɡl./ sfx big, huge; (in colours) dark, deep
-ogla /oɡ.la/ sfx.adj big, huge; (in colours) dark, deep
-ohl- /oxl./ sfx alcohol, -ohol
-ohla /ox.la/ sfx.adj alcoholic, containing alcohol
-ohlu /ox.lu/ sfx.n alcohol
-old- /ol.d./ sfx container
-oldu /ol.du/ sfx.n container
-omb- /om.b./ sfx collection, gathering, group
-ombu /om.bu/ sfx.n collection, gathering, group
-on- /on./ sfx -on, particle
-onu /o.nu/ sfx.n -on, particle
-or- /or./ sfx level, measure, degree
-oru /o.ru/ sfx.n level, measure, degree
-os- /os./ sfx full of, -ous
-osa /o.sa/ sfx.adj full of, -ous
-otc- /oʧ./ sfx male, he-
-ovr- /ovr./ sfx worthwhile, valuable
-ovra /ov.ra/ sfx worthy, worthwhile, valuable
-oz- /oz./ sfx more, -er
-oza /o.za/ sfx.adj more, -er
pa /pa/ det all
paca /pa.ʃa/ det all kinds of
pacara /pa.ʃa.ra/ det all kinds of people’s
pacaru /pa.ʃa.ru/ prn all kinds of people
pacasa /pa.ʃa.sa/ det all kinds of things’
pacasu brane /pa.ʃa.su bra.ne/ phr it’s okay, everything’s fine
pacasu /pa.ʃa.su/ prn all kinds of things
pa-diwisma /pa.di.wis.ma/ adj pantheistic
pa-diwismaru /pa.di.wis.ma.ru/ n pantheist
pa-diwismu /pa.di.wis.mu/ n (Classical calque) pantheism
padja-tranku /pa.ʤa.traŋ.ku/ n page, one side of a page
padjevlu /pa.ʤev.lu/ n magazine, newspaper, gazette, periodical
padju /pa.ʤu/ n page, leaf (of a book), sheet (of paper)
pala-brasku /pa.la.bras.ku/ n cabbage
palasa /pa.la.sa/ adj palatial
palasu /pa.la.su/ n palace
palata /pa.la.ta/ adj palatal
palata-da /pa.la.ta.da/ adj (grammar) palaltalized
palata-de /pa.la.ta.de/ v (grammar) to palatalize
palata-dita /pa.la.ta.di.ta/ adj (grammar) palaltalized
palatu /pa.la.tu/ n palate, the roof of the mouth
palku /pal.ku/ n thumb
paltadru /pal.tad.ru/ n coat rack
paltu /pal.tu/ n coat, jacket
palu /pa.lu/ n ball, sphere
palya /pal.ja/ adj old, not new, ancient
palya-grijicu /pal.ja.ɡri.ʒi.ʃu/ n Old Valthungian (language)
palya-mo /pal.ja.mo/ adv anciently
palya-no /pal.ja.no/ adv in ancient times, in days of yore
palya-tempa /pal.ja.tem.pa/ adj primeval, primordial
palyi /pal.ji/ adv anciently
palyistra /pal.jis.tra/ adj ancient, decrepit, in ruins, deteriorated
pa-medjentu /pa.me.ʤen.tu/ n society, mankind, humanity
pamo /pa.mo/ adv in all ways
panka /paŋ.ka/ adj anatine, duck-like
pankastu /paŋ.kas.tu/ n duck, duck meat
pankiklu /paŋ.kik.lu/ n duckling, baby duck
pankinu /paŋ.ki.nu/ n female duck, hen
pankombu /paŋ.kom.bu/ n flock of ducks
pankotcu /paŋ.ko.ʧu/ n male duck, drake
panku /paŋ.ku/ n duck, Anatidae spp.
pano /pa.no/ adv always
pano-la /pa.no.la/ adj eternal
panta /pan.ta/ det all, all of it, the whole thing
panta-la /pan.ta.la/ adj total, complete, all-encompassing; (grammar) universal
pantano /pan.ta.no/ adv forever, eternally
pantano-la /pan.ta.no.la/ adj eternal, ever-lasting
panti /pan.ti/ adv completely, entirely
pantu /pan.tu/ prn all, all of it
papru /pap.ru/ n paper
para /pa.ra/ det everyone’s
paracu /pa.ra.ʃu/ n seeming, appearing
paratu /pa.ra.tu/ n appearance, semblance
pare /pa.re/ v to seem, to appear
pare-de /pa.re.de/ v to cause to seem
parisa /pa.ri.sa/ adj Parisian
Parisu /pa.ri.su/ n Paris
parkaryu /par.kar.ju/ n parking lot, parkade
parkatru /par.kat.ru/ n valet
parke /par.ke/ v to park
parsu /par.su/ n podex, ass, arse
parta /par.ta/ adj partial
partabla /par.tab.la/ adj divisible, separable
partacu /par.ta.ʃu/ n division, dividing
partatu /par.ta.tu/ n division, section
parte /par.te/ v to divide, to apportion
parti /par.ti/ adv partially, partly
partilu /par.ti.lu/ n divider, partition
partu /par.tu/ n part, piece, division
paru /pa.ru/ n appearance, semblance
paru /pa.ru/ prn everyone, everybody
pasa /pa.sa/ det everything’s
pa-saventa /pa.sa.ven.ta/ adj (Classical calque) omniscient, all-knowing
paspa /pas.pa/ adj cautious, wary, careful
paspalya /pas.pal.ja/ adj cautionary
paspe /pas.pe/ v to beware, to watch out, to be careful
paspi /pas.pi/ adv cautiously, carefully
paspu /pas.pu/ n caution, care
paspunya /pas.pun.ja/ adj careless
pastru /pas.tru/ n pastry
pastu /pas.tu/ n paste, spread
pasu /pa.su/ prn everything
Pavlu /pav.lu/ n Paul, Pablo; Paula, Pavola
pavo /pa.vo/ adv everywhere
pavo-la /pa.vo.la/ adj ubiquitous
Pawolu /pa.wo.lu/ n Paul, Pablo; Paula, Pavola
payo /pa.jo/ adv for every reason
pe /pe/ prp by, by means of, with
pe /pe/ v to be able, can, to know how to do
pe-gane /pe.ɡa.ne/ v (Classical calque) to pardon, to forgive, to excuse
pe-ganu /pe.ɡa.nu/ n (Classical calque) pardon, forgiveness
pe-jiliva /pe.ʒi.li.va/ adj (grammar) instrumental
pe-kepa /pe.ke.pa/ adj perceptual, sensory
pe-kepacu /pe.ke.pa.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) perception, sensing, feeling
pe-kepatu /pe.ke.pa.tu/ n (Classical calque) perception, sense, feeling
pe-kepe /pe.ke.pe/ v (Classical calque) to perceive, to sense, to feel
pe-kepilu /pe.ke.pi.lu/ n sensor, detector
pela-klarvu /pe.la.klar.vu/ n skin colour, skin tone
pelku /pel.ku/ n ash
pelkuklu /pel.kuk.lu/ n ash, piece of ash
peltu /pel.tu/ n pelt, fur
pelu /pe.lu/ n skin, hide
pengwu /peŋ.ɡwu/ n penguin
penta /pen.ta/ num five
penta-deka /pen.ta.de.ka/ num fifty
pentalu /pen.ta.lu/ n fifth (fraction)
pentangla /pen.taŋ.ɡla/ adj pentagonal
pentanglu /pen.taŋ.ɡlu/ n pentagon
pentema /pen.te.ma/ adj fifth
penti /pen.ti/ adv five times
pentupla /pen.tup.la/ adj quintuple, five-fold
penu /pe.nu/ n feather
penuklastu /pe.nuk.las.tu/ n down
pepru /pep.ru/ n pepper, black pepper
perda /per.da/ adj lost
perdacu /per.da.ʃu/ n losing, loss
perdatu /per.da.tu/ n loss
perde /per.de/ v to lose
perdita /per.di.ta/ adj lost
persa /per.sa/ adj Persian
persicu /per.si.ʃu/ n Persian, Farsi
pertcu /per.ʧu/ n peach
perte /per.te/ v to fart loudly
pertu /per.tu/ n fart (loud)
pe-se /pe.se/ itj maybe, perhaps
pese-la /pe.se.la/ adj uncertain, equivocal, unclear, inconclusive
peta- /pe.ta/ pfx peta-, P
peta /pe.ta/ num quadrillion, 10¹²
pi /pi/ prp over, above
pica /pi.ʃa/ adj fish-related, piscine
picaryu /pi.ʃar.ju/ n aquarium, fish tank, fish bowl
picastu /pi.ʃas.tu/ n fish (meat)
picu /pi.ʃu/ n fish
pi-gane /pi.ɡa.ne/ v to give up, to relent, to stop trying
pika- /pi.ka/ pfx pico-, p
pi-la /pi.la/ adj upper
pi-lu /pi.lu/ n top
pinyadru /pin.jad.ru/ n pineapple (plant), Ananas comosus
pinyu /pin.ju/ n pineapple
pisaryu /pi.sar.ju/ n bathroom, washroom, pissarium
pise /pi.se/ v to piss, to urinate
pistacu /pis.ta.ʃu/ n shooting, marksmanship
pistaryu /pis.tar.ju/ n shooting range
pistatru /pis.tat.ru/ n shooter, marksman
pistatu /pis.ta.tu/ n shot
piste /pis.te/ v to shoot
pistilu /pis.ti.lu/ n gun, pistol, rifle
pististre /pis.tis.tre/ v to misfire
pisu /pi.su/ n piss, urine
pitatru /pi.tat.ru/ n requester, querant
pite /pi.te/ v to request, to ask, to beg, to plead
pi-tri /pi.tri/ adv up, upward
pitri-cende /pit.ri.ʃen.de/ v to ascend, to go up
pitri-la /pit.ri.la/ adj upward
pitri-ye /pit.ri.je/ v to go up, to ascend
pitri-yite /pit.ri.ji.te/ v to go up, to ascend
pitu /pi.tu/ n request, plea, bequest
pi-vi /pi.vi/ prp on top of, atop
pi-vidatru /pi.vi.dat.ru/ n (Classical calque) overseer, supervisor
pi-vidatu /pi.vi.da.tu/ n overview, summary
pi-vide /pi.vi.de/ v (Classical calque) to oversee, to supervise
pizu /pi.zu/ n pizza
plagwa /plaɡ.wa/ adj legal
plagwalya /plaɡ.wal.ja/ adj law-abiding, lawful
plagwa-ru /plaɡ.wa.ru/ n lawyer, attorney
plagwombu /plaɡ.wom.bu/ n set of laws
plagwu /plaɡ.wu/ n law, rule; (Classical calque) jur-, leg-
plagwunya /plaɡ.wun.ja/ adj lawless
plakla /plak.la/ adj stained, discoloured; spotted, speckled
plakla-ble /plak.la.ble/ v to become stained
plakla-de /plak.la.de/ v to stain, to discolour
plaklalya /plak.lal.ja/ adj easily-stained, prone to staining
plakla-su /plak.la.su/ n stain, staining agent, something that makes a stain
plakle /plak.le/ v to be stained, to be discoloured
plaklita /plak.li.ta/ adj stained, discoloured; spotted, speckled
plaklosa /plak.lo.sa/ adj full of stains, mottled; (of animals) mottled, calico
plaklu /plak.lu/ n stain, spot, discolouration
plaklunya /plak.lun.ja/ adj stainless, spotless
plaku /pla.ku/ n sign, plaque, placard
plana /pla.na/ adj flat, even
plana-ble /pla.na.ble/ v to flatten, to become flat
plana-de /pla.na.de/ v to flatten, to make flat
plane /pla.ne/ v to be flat, to be even
planitu /pla.ni.tu/ n flatness, evenness
planku /plaŋ.ku/ n board, plank
plantre /plan.tre/ v to cry, to weep
plantre-de /plan.tre.de/ v to make cry, to cause to weep
plantu /plan.tu/ n plain, grassland, prairie
plasta /plas.ta/ adj plastic
plastasta /plas.tas.ta/ adj plastic, made of plastic
plastastu /plas.tas.tu/ n plastic (substance)
plastu /plas.tu/ n plastic
platce /pla.ʧe/ itj please
platce /pla.ʧe/ v to like, to enjoy
platce-de /pla.ʧe.de/ v to please, to make happy
platcu /pla.ʧu/ n pleasure
platu /pla.tu/ n plate
ple /ple/ v to like, to enjoy
plectatu /pleʃ.ta.tu/ n flight, fleeing
plecte /pleʃ.te/ v to flee, to run away; to escape captivity
plecte-de /pleʃ.te.de/ v to cause to flee, to disperse, to chase away
plectu /pleʃ.tu/ n flight, fleeing
plege /ple.ɡe/ v to pay, to pay for.
plegu /ple.ɡu/ n pay, payment
plena /ple.na/ adj full, filled
plena-ble /ple.na.ble/ v to become full, to fill up
plena-de /ple.na.de/ v to cause to be full, to fill
plena-lunu /ple.na.lu.nu/ n full moon
plene /ple.ne/ v to be full; (Classical calque) -ply
plenga /pleŋ.ɡa/ adj plaintive, complaining
plengatru /pleŋ.ɡat.ru/ n complainant; (legal) plaintiff
plengatu /pleŋ.ɡa.tu/ n complaint
plenge /pleŋ.ɡe/ v to complain
plengistra /pleŋ.ɡis.tra/ adj bitching, whining, moaning
plengistre /pleŋ.ɡis.tre/ v to bitch, to moan, to whine gratingly
plengistru /pleŋ.ɡis.tru/ n bitching, whining, moaning
plengosa /pleŋ.ɡo.sa/ adj plaintive, whiny
plengu /pleŋ.ɡu/ n complaint
plenita /ple.ni.ta/ adj full, filled
plenitu /ple.ni.tu/ n fullness
plike /pli.ke/ v to pick, to pluck, to yoink
ploda /plo.da/ adj loud
ploda-ble /plo.da.ble/ v to become loud, to get loud
ploda-de /plo.da.de/ v to make loud, to amplify
plode /plo.de/ v to be loud, to make a loud noise; to boom, to clang; (Classical calque) plode
plodi /plo.di/ adv loudly
plodilu /plo.di.lu/ n amplifier
ploditu /plo.di.tu/ n loudness, volume
plodoru /plo.do.ru/ n loudness, volume
plukra /pluk.ra/ adj neat, tidy, orderly
plukra-de /pluk.ra.de/ v to tidy up, to straighten, to make neat
plukri /pluk.ri/ adv neatly
plumba-grafilu /plum.ba.ɡra.fi.lu/ n pencil
plumbasta /plum.bas.ta/ adj made of lead, leaden
plumbemblu /plum.bem.blu/ n (element) lead, Pb
plumbu /plum.bu/ n lead, Pb
plunsa /plun.sa/ adj pulmonary
plunsepru /plun.sep.ru/ n lungs, pair of lungs
plunsu /plun.su/ n lung
pluva /plu.va/ adj rainy
pluva-cinku /plu.va.ʃiŋ.ku/ n umbrella
pluviku /plu.vi.ku/ n drizzle, sprinkle
pluvitu /plu.vi.tu/ n raininess
pluvoglu /plu.voɡ.lu/ n downpour, deluge
pluvoldu /plu.vol.du/ n rain barrel
pluvu /plu.vu/ n rain
pluvuklu /plu.vuk.lu/ n raindrop
poda /po.da/ adj foot-related, pedal
podepru /po.dep.ru/ n feet, pair of feet
podi /po.di/ adv by foot
podi-ye /po.di.je/ v to walk, to go by foot
podi-yite /po.di.ji.te/ v to walk, to go by foot
podra /pod.ra/ adj meteorological
podra-ciska /pod.ra.ʃis.ka/ adj meteorological
podra-cisku /pod.ra.ʃis.ku/ n meteorology
podru /pod.ru/ n weather
podu /po.du/ n foot
poka /po.ka/ adj little, few
poki /po.ki/ adv barely, hardly, scarcely
pokisti /po.kis.ti/ adv least, the least; at least, minimally
polastu /po.las.tu/ n chicken (meat)
poliklu /po.lik.lu/ n chick
polinu /po.li.nu/ n hen
polotcu /po.lo.ʧu/ n rooster
polu /po.lu/ n chicken, Gallus spp.
polyu /pol.ju/ n field, clearing, meadow
pone /po.ne/ v (Classical calque) to put, to place
portabla /por.tab.la/ adj portable, able to be carried
porta-pyutru /por.ta.pjut.ru/ n laptop, portable computer
porte /por.te/ v to carry
portuga /por.tu.ɡa/ adj Portuguese
portugicu /por.tu.ɡi.ʃu/ n Portuguese (language)
portugiya /por.tu.ɡi.ja/ adj Portuguese, from Portugal
Portugiyu /por.tu.ɡi.ju/ n Portugal
pose /po.se/ v to kiss
posu /po.su/ n kiss
potu /po.tu/ n pot (metal), cauldron, cooking vessel
povacu /po.va.ʃu/ n possibility; potential
povalya /po.val.ja/ adj possible, potential
povalyu /po.val.ju/ n possibility, potential
povatu /po.va.tu/ n ability
pove /po.ve/ v to be able, can
povra /pov.ra/ adj poor, impoverished
povra-ble /pov.ra.ble/ v to become poor
povra-de /pov.ra.de/ v to make poor, to cause to be poor
povra-ru /pov.ra.ru/ n poor person
povre /pov.re/ v to be poor
povristra /pov.ris.tra/ adj destitute, extremely poor
povristritu /pov.ris.tri.tu/ n destitution
povritu /pov.ri.tu/ n poverty
pra /pra/ det each, every
praca /pra.ʃa/ adj each type, each kind, each sort
pracaru /pra.ʃa.ru/ prn each kind of person
pracasu /pra.ʃa.su/ prn each kind of thing
practa /praʃ.ta/ adj dynamic, moving, fluid
practosa /praʃ.to.sa/ adj powerful, mighty
practu /praʃ.tu/ n power, might, force, strength; (Classical calque) pot-, dyno-
prada /pra.da/ adj peaceful, at peace
pradalya /pra.dal.ja/ adj peaceful, pacifist, peace-loving
prada-ru /pra.da.ru/ n police officer, peace officer
pradismu /pra.dis.mu/ n pacifism
pradu /pra.du/ n peace; (Classical calque) pac-
pramo /pra.mo/ adv each way, each manner
prano /pra.no/ adv each time
pranta /pran.ta/ det each amount, each quantity
prantano /pran.ta.no/ adv each duration, each length of time
pranti /pran.ti/ adv each degree of
prantu /pran.tu/ prn each amount of it
praru /pra.ru/ prn each person
prasu /pra.su/ prn each thing, every object
pratabla /pra.tab.la/ adj understandable, comprehensible
pratacu /pra.ta.ʃu/ n understanding, comprehension
pratatu /pra.ta.tu/ n understanding
prate /pra.te/ v to understand, to comprehend
prate-de /pra.te.de/ v to cause to understand, to explain
pravo /pra.vo/ adv each place
prayo /pra.jo/ adv each reason, each cause
pre /pre/ v to understand, to comprehend
predacu /pre.da.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) predation
predalya /pre.dal.ja/ adj predatory
predatru /pre.dat.ru/ n predator
predatu /pre.da.tu/ n prey, prey animal
prede /pre.de/ v to prey (upon), to capture prey
prentatru /pren.tat.ru/ n lender, lessor
prente /pren.te/ v to lend, to loan
prentu /pren.tu/ n loan
presa /pre.sa/ adj squeezed, pressed; stressed out
presatu /pre.sa.tu/ n squeeze
prese /pre.se/ v to squeeze, to press
presenta /pre.sen.ta/ adj squeezing, pressing, constricting, suffocating
presilu /pre.si.lu/ n press, pressing tool
presna /pres.na/ adj penal
presnu /pres.nu/ n prison
prestu /pres.tu/ n chest, breast
presu /pre.su/ n squeeze, stress, pressure
preta /pre.ta/ adj ready, prepared
pretacu /pre.ta.ʃu/ n preparation, preparing, readying
preta-de /pre.ta.de/ v to get ready, to make ready, to prepare
pretatru /pre.tat.ru/ n preparer
pretatu /pre.ta.tu/ n preparation, arrangement
prete /pre.te/ v to prepare, to get ready
pretitu /pre.ti.tu/ n readiness, preparedness
pretoru /pre.to.ru/ n readiness, degree of readiness
prikla /prik.la/ adj dangerous
prikla-ble /prik.la.ble/ v to become dangerous
prikla-de /prik.la.de/ v to make dangerous
prikle /prik.le/ v to be dangerous
priklika /prik.li.ka/ adj risky
prikliku /prik.li.ku/ n risk
priklogla /prik.loɡ.la/ adj perilous, very dangerous
prikloglu /prik.loɡ.lu/ n peril, great danger
priklosa /prik.lo.sa/ adj dangerful, dangersome, dangerous
priklu /prik.lu/ n danger
prilyu /pril.ju/ n April
prima /pri.ma/ adj first, primary, main
primblu /prim.blu/ n primrose, Primula spp.
prime /pri.me/ v to be first
primi /pri.mi/ adv primarily, mainly
primitu /pri.mi.tu/ n primacy
primu /pri.mu/ n principal, most important thing, primary topic
printa /prin.ta/ adj printed
printa-su /prin.ta.su/ n printer
printe /prin.te/ v to print
printu /prin.tu/ n print, printing; font, type-face
pristepru /pris.tep.ru/ n fingers, set of fingers
pristu /pris.tu/ n finger
pro gratcu Diwa /pro ɡra.ʧu di.wa/ phr my God!, by the grace of God, for the love of God
pro- /pro/ pfx for, forth, forward; (Classical Calque) Latin pro-, Greek ante-
pro /pro/ prp for, for the purpose of
pro-dukacu /pro.du.ka.ʃu/ n production
pro-dukatu /pro.du.ka.tu/ n (Classical calque) product
pro-duke /pro.du.ke/ v (Classical calque) to produce, to manufacture
proflu /prof.lu/ n profile, overview, dossier; account, (internet) profile
proja /pro.ʒa/ adj near, close
proja-ble /pro.ʒa.ble/ v to become close, to near
proja-grafu /pro.ʒa.ɡra.fu/ n (Classical calque) paragraph
proja-hematru /pro.ʒa.xe.mat.ru/ n neighbour
projalya /pro.ʒal.ja/ adj local, near-by
proja-tempi /pro.ʒa.tem.pi/ adv soon
proji /pro.ʒi/ prp near, close to, by, next to, beside
projitu /pro.ʒi.tu/ n closeness, nearness, proximity
projoza /pro.ʒo.za/ adj closer, nearer
projoza-ble /pro.ʒo.za.ble/ v to get closer, to near, to advance, to approach
pro-ke /pro.ke/ cjt in order to, for the purpose of
pro-levabikinsa /pro.le.va.bi.kin.sa/ adj (Classical calque) propreantepenultimate, fifth from the end
pro-nunkabla /pro.nuŋ.kab.la/ adj pronounceable
pro-nunkacu /pro.nuŋ.ka.ʃu/ n pronunciation
pro-nunkatu /pro.nuŋ.ka.tu/ n pronunciation (of a word); proclamation
pro-nunke /pro.nuŋ.ke/ v (Classical calque) to pronounce; to declare
pro-nunkistre /pro.nuŋ.kis.tre/ v to mispronounce, to pronounce badly
prova /pro.va/ adj proven, demonstrated, tested
provabla /pro.vab.la/ adj probable, likely
provabli /pro.vab.li/ adv probably, likely
prove /pro.ve/ v to test, to prove, to try
pro-verpacu /pro.ver.pa.ʃu/ n projection
pro-verpatu /pro.ver.pa.tu/ n (Classical calque) project
pro-verpe /pro.ver.pe/ v (Classical calque) to project
pro-verpilu /pro.ver.pi.lu/ n projector
proviku /pro.vi.ku/ n quiz, test
provu /pro.vu/ n test, trial; exam, test, quiz
publa /pub.la/ adj public
publa-ble /pub.la.ble/ v to become public
publa-de /pub.la.de/ v to make public, to publicize
puble /pub.le/ v to be public
publi /pub.li/ adv publicly
publitu /pub.li.tu/ n publicity, publicness
pudralya /pud.ral.ja/ adj lazy; sedentary
pudralyu /pud.ral.ju/ n laziness
pudrepru /pud.rep.ru/ n butt, butt-cheeks
pudru /pud.ru/ n buttock, gluteus
puklu /puk.lu/ n doll, poppet, puppet
pulva /pul.va/ adj powdery, powdered
pulva-de /pul.va.de/ v to powder, to pulverize
pulvu /pul.vu/ n powder
pulvuklu /pul.vuk.lu/ n speck, mote, granule of powder
pundjacu /pun.ʤa.ʃu/ n puncturing, piercing
pundjatu /pun.ʤa.tu/ n puncture, hole
pundje /pun.ʤe/ v to pierce, to puncture, to punch
pundjilu /pun.ʤi.lu/ n punch, spike, skewer
pundu /pun.du/ n (Imperial measurement) pound, lb.
punya /pun.ja/ adj penalty
punye /pun.je/ v to punish, to penalize
punyu /pun.ju/ n punishment, penalty
purpa /pur.pa/ adj purple, violet
purpa-ble /pur.pa.ble/ v to become purple
purpa-de /pur.pa.de/ v to make purple, to cause to be purple
purpika /pur.pi.ka/ adj light purple, lavender
purpitu /pur.pi.tu/ n purple, purpleness, purple colour
purpogla /pur.poɡ.la/ adj dark purple
purpu /pur.pu/ n purple
putra /put.ra/ adj rotten, spoiled
putra-ble /put.ra.ble/ v to rot, to become rotten, to spoil
putracu /put.ra.ʃu/ n decay, rotting, decomposition
putra-de /put.ra.de/ v to cause to spoil, to make rotten
putratu /put.ra.tu/ n rot, spoilage
putre /put.re/ v to be rotten, to be spoiled
putritu /put.ri.tu/ n rottenness
putru /put.ru/ n rot, decay
pyutra /pjut.ra/ adj computer-, digital, electronic, e-
pyutra-ru /pjut.ra.ru/ n technician
pyutrerdu /pjut.rer.du/ n network, domain
pyutru /pjut.ru/ n computer
ra /ra/ det his, her, hers, their, theirs
raha-pastu /ra.xa.pas.tu/ n peanut butter
rahu /ra.xu/ n peanut, ground nut, goober
ra-lu /ra.lu/ prn his, hers
rana /ra.na/ adj ranine
randja /ran.ʤa/ adj orange
randja-ble /ran.ʤa.ble/ v to become orange
randja-de /ran.ʤa.de/ v to make orange, to cause to be orange
randja-picu /ran.ʤa.pi.ʃu/ n goldfish, koi, carp, Carassius and other carp spp.
randjika /ran.ʤi.ka/ adj light orange
randjitu /ran.ʤi.tu/ n orange, orangeness, orange colour
randjogla /ran.ʤoɡ.la/ adj deep orange, red-orange
randju /ran.ʤu/ n orange
ranu /ra.nu/ n frog, Rana spp.
ranyadru /ran.jad.ru/ n orange tree, Citrus x sinensis or other Citrus spp.
ranyu /ran.ju/ n orange, fruit of the orange tree
raskombu /ras.kom.bu/ n collection of stories
rasku /ras.ku/ n story, tale, yarn
rastu /ras.tu/ n daisy, aster
ratu /ra.tu/ n rat, Rattus spp.
ra-ya /ra.ja/ det their, theirs
raya-lu /ra.ja.lu/ prn theirs
re /re/ prt back, re-; in return, reciprocally; (Classical calque) translates Latin re-
re- /re/ pfx back, in return
reda /re.da/ adj linear
re-dertacu /re.der.ta.ʃu/ n repetition (of an action), re-doing
re-derte /re.der.te/ v to repeat, to do again
re-dikacu /re.di.ka.ʃu/ n repetition (of a word or phrase)
re-dike /re.di.ke/ v to repeat, to say again
redu /re.du/ n line, queue, row
re-feratu /re.fe.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) reference
re-fere /re.fe.re/ v (Classical calque) to refer
reglu /reɡ.lu/ n rule, regulation, ordinance, mandate; rule, principle, axiom, standard
re-kepacu /re.ke.pa.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) reception
re-kepe /re.ke.pe/ v (Classical calque) to get, to receive, to obtain
re-kontra /re.kon.tra/ adj recognized, familiar
re-kontracu /re.kon.tra.ʃu/ n recognition
re-kontre /re.kon.tre/ v (Classical calque) to recognize
rekwa /rek.wa/ adj required, needed, necessary
rekwatu /rek.wa.tu/ n requirement, need, necessity
rekwe /rek.we/ v to need, to require; to have to, must
rekwe-de /rek.we.de/ v to cause to be required, to mandate
re-kwemacu /re.kwe.ma.ʃu/ n returning, coming back
re-kwematu /re.kwe.ma.tu/ n return
re-kweme /re.kwe.me/ v to return, to come back
re-kweme-de /re.kwe.me.de/ v to cause to return, to make come back
rekwitu /rek.wi.tu/ n necessity, need
rekwu /rek.wu/ n requirement, need
re-la /re.la/ adj returning, reciprocal
re-lu /re.lu/ n return
re-mande /re.man.de/ v (Classical calque) to remand, to turn over
re-markabla /re.mar.kab.la/ adj (Classical calque) remarkable
re-marke /re.mar.ke/ v (Classical calque) to remark
re-markovra /re.mar.kov.ra/ adj remarkable, noteworthy
re-memandatu /re.me.man.da.tu/ n (Classical calque) recommendation
re-memande /re.me.man.de/ v (Classical calque) to recommend
re-noklagra-dacu /re.nok.laɡ.ra.da.ʃu/ n reincarnation
re-noklagra-de /re.nok.laɡ.ra.de/ v (Classical calque) to reincarnate, to bring back to life
rentralya /ren.tral.ja/ adj silver, silvery, silver-coloured
rentrasta /ren.tras.ta/ adj silver, made of silver
rentremblu /ren.trem.blu/ n (element) silver, Ag
rentru /ren.tru/ n silver, Ag
re-nunke /re.nuŋ.ke/ v (Classical calque) to renounce
renyu /ren.ju/ n spider, Araneae spp.
re-plenacu /re.ple.na.ʃu/ n response, replying
re-plenatu /re.ple.na.tu/ n response, answer
re-plene /re.ple.ne/ v (Classical calque) to reply, to respond
re-porte /re.por.te/ v to carry back, to bring back, to return, to take back; to report
re-rule /re.ru.le/ v to revolve, to roll back
reta /re.ta/ adj direct, straight
reta-de /re.ta.de/ v to straighten, to make straight
re-tene /re.te.ne/ v to retain, to keep, to hold back
reti /re.ti/ adv directly, straight
re-tirabla /re.ti.rab.la/ adj retractable
re-tiracu /re.ti.ra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) retraction
re-tiratu /re.ti.ra.tu/ n retraction
re-tire /re.ti.re/ v (Classical calque) to retract, to pull back
retitu /re.ti.tu/ n straightness
re-tri /re.tri/ adv back, in return, reciprocally; in response, in equal measure
retri-grada /ret.ri.ɡra.da/ adj (Classical calque) retrograde
retri-ye /ret.ri.je/ v to go back, to return
retri-yite /ret.ri.ji.te/ v to go back, to return
rihacu /ri.xa.ʃu/ n riding
rihatru /ri.xat.ru/ n rider
rihatu /ri.xa.tu/ n ride
rihe /ri.xe/ v to ride
riklu /rik.lu/ n eagle, Accipitridae spp.
risu /ri.su/ n rice
risuklu /ri.suk.lu/ n grain of rice
riva /ri.va/ adj coastal
rivariya /ri.va.ri.ja/ adj Rivarian
Rivariyu /ri.va.ri.ju/ n Rivaria, the Principality of Rivaria
rivarya /ri.var.ja/ adj coastal
rivaryu /ri.var.ju/ n coastal zone; riviera
rivu /ri.vu/ n coast, shore
roda /ro.da/ adj red
roda-ble /ro.da.ble/ v to redden, to become red
roda-de /ro.da.de/ v to redden, to make red
roda-prestu /ro.da.pres.tu/ n robin, European robin, Erithacus rubecula
rodika /ro.di.ka/ adj light red, pink
roditu /ro.di.tu/ n red, redness, red colour
rodogla /ro.doɡ.la/ adj dark red, crimson, burgundy
rodu /ro.du/ n red
rojildu /ro.ʒil.du/ n holster, weapon holster
rojoldu /ro.ʒol.du/ n weapons cache, weapons locker, weapons case
roju /ro.ʒu/ n weapon
roju-ge /ro.ʒu.ɡe/ v to arm, to give weapons to
rojunya /ro.ʒun.ja/ adj unarmed
rola-ru /ro.la.ru/ n character, personage, personification
rolatru /ro.lat.ru/ n actor
role /ro.le/ v to play (a role or character)
rolu /ro.lu/ n role, character
rompa /rom.pa/ adj broken, useless
rompa-ble /rom.pa.ble/ v to become broken, to stop working
rompalya /rom.pal.ja/ adj breakable, shoddy, prone to breaking
rompe /rom.pe/ v to break, to burst; to stop working, to cease functioning; (Classical calque) romp-, -rupt
rompe-de /rom.pe.de/ v to break, to cause to break, to wreck
rona- /ro.na/ pfx ronna-, R
rona /ro.na/ num octillion, 10²⁴
ronda /ron.da/ adj round, circular
ronda-de /ron.da.de/ v to round, to make round
rondeca /ron.de.ʃa/ adj rounded, curved, bowed
rondi /ron.di/ adv circularly, in a circular manner
ronditu /ron.di.tu/ n roundness
rondu /ron.du/ n circle
ronta- /ron.ta/ pfx ronto-, r
rosta /ros.ta/ adj roasted
rostatu /ros.ta.tu/ n roast
roste /ros.te/ v to roast
rostita /ros.ti.ta/ adj roasted
rotu /ro.tu/ n wheel
roza /ro.za/ adj pink
roza-ble /ro.za.ble/ v to become pink, to pinken
roza-de /ro.za.de/ v to make pink, to cause to be pink, to pinken
rozika /ro.zi.ka/ adj light pink
rozitu /ro.zi.tu/ n pink, pinkness, pink colour
rozogla /ro.zoɡ.la/ adj dark pink, fuchsia
rozu /ro.zu/ n pink
ru /ru/ prn he, she, they; one, someone, person
-ru /ru/ sfx.n -er, -or, doer
ruba /ru.ba/ adj crimson, scarlet, bright or deep red
ruba-ble /ru.ba.ble/ v to become scarlet
ruba-de /ru.ba.de/ v to make scarlet, to cause to be scarlet
rubitu /ru.bi.tu/ n scarlet, scarletness, scarlet colour
rubu /ru.bu/ n scarlet
rule /ru.le/ v to roll
rule-de /ru.le.de/ v to roll, to cause to roll
rumana /ru.ma.na/ adj Romanian
rumanicu /ru.ma.ni.ʃu/ n Romanian (language)
rumaniyu /ru.ma.ni.ju/ n Romania
rusa /ru.sa/ adj ursine, bear-related
rusu /ru.su/ n bear, Ursidae spp.
ru-ya /ru.ja/ prn they, those people
-rw- /rw./ sfx required, necessary
-rwa /rwa/ sfx.adj required, necessary
rwe /rwe/ v to need, to require; to have to, must
-rwu /rwu/ sfx.n that which is required
sa /sa/ det its
Sabelu /sa.be.lu/ n Isabelle
sablalya /sab.lal.ja/ adj sandy
sablu /sab.lu/ n sand
sabluklu /sab.luk.lu/ n grain of sand
sahru /sax.ru/ n hour, period of 60 minutes
salta /sal.ta/ adj salty
salta-de /sal.ta.de/ v to salt, to make salty
saltoldu /sal.tol.du/ n salt shaker, salt cellar
saltu /sal.tu/ n salt
saltuklu /sal.tuk.lu/ n grain of salt
sa-lu /sa.lu/ prn its
salve /sal.ve/ itj hello, hi
sami /sa.mi/ adv together
sankritu /saŋ.kri.tu/ n Sanskrit
sante /san.te/ v to jump, to leap, to spring
santu /san.tu/ n jump, leap
sapu /sa.pu/ n soap
satradju /sat.ra.ʤu/ n Saturday
Satru /sat.ru/ n Saturn
sava /sa.va/ adj wise, smart, intelligent, clever
savabla /sa.vab.la/ adj knowable, able to be known
sava-ble /sa.va.ble/ v to become wise
sava-de /sa.va.de/ v to make wise
savalya /sa.val.ja/ adj curious, interested in knowledge
savalyu /sa.val.ju/ n curiosity, interest
save /sa.ve/ v to know, to be aware of
save-de /sa.ve.de/ v to inform, to educate, to cause to know, to alert, to alarm, to notify
save-dilu /sa.ve.di.lu/ n alert, alarm, notification device
saventa /sa.ven.ta/ adj aware, knowing
savi /sa.vi/ adv wisely, smartly
savitu /sa.vi.tu/ n wisdom
savle /sav.le/ v to swallow
savombu /sa.vom.bu/ n encyclopaedia
savosa /sa.vo.sa/ adj knowledgable, full of knowledge
savu /sa.vu/ n knowledge, wisdom
savunya /sa.vun.ja/ adj unwise, stupid, idiotic
savunya-ru /sa.vun.ja.ru/ n idiot, stupid person
sa-ya /sa.ja/ det their, theirs
saya-lu /sa.ja.lu/ prn theirs
se /se/ prp since
se /se/ v to be, to exist
seca /se.ʃa/ num six
seca-deka /se.ʃa.de.ka/ num sixty
secalu /se.ʃa.lu/ n sixth (fraction)
secangla /se.ʃaŋ.ɡla/ adj hexagonal
secanglu /se.ʃaŋ.ɡlu/ n hexagon
secema /se.ʃe.ma/ adj sixth
seci /se.ʃi/ adv six times
secka /seʃ.ka/ adj sexual
secke /seʃ.ke/ v to have sex, to have intercourse
secku /seʃ.ku/ n sex, intercourse, coitus
secupla /se.ʃup.la/ adj sextuple, six-fold
seda /se.da/ adj seated, sitting
sedacu /se.da.ʃu/ n sitting, being seated
sedaryu /se.dar.ju/ n parlour, sitting room; drawing room
sedatu /se.da.tu/ n seat, sitting position
sede /se.de/ v to sit, to be seated
sede-de /se.de.de/ v to seat, to cause to sit
sedistratru /se.dis.trat.ru/ n gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, or other member of the LGBTQIA+ community
sedistre /se.dis.tre/ v to be queer
sedistrenta /se.dis.tren.ta/ adj gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, non-heteronormative
seditu /se.di.tu/ n seating, availability of chairs
sedu /se.du/ n seat, chair
sekla /sek.la/ adj shallow
sekli /sek.li/ adv shallowly
seklitu /sek.li.tu/ n shallowness
sekwa /sek.wa/ adj dry
sekwa-ble /sek.wa.ble/ v to dry, to become dry, to dry out
sekwa-de /sek.wa.de/ v to dry, to cause to dry
sekwe /sek.we/ v to be dry
sekwi /sek.wi/ adv drily, dryly
sekwitu /sek.wi.tu/ n dryness
sekworu /sek.wo.ru/ n dryness, degree of dryness
semu /se.mu/ n seed
senta /sen.ta/ adj sensory, perceptual
sentacu /sen.ta.ʃu/ n sensing, feeling, perception
senta-su /sen.ta.su/ n sensor, detector
sentatu /sen.ta.tu/ n sensation, sense, sensory input
sente /sen.te/ v to feel, to sense
sente-de /sen.te.de/ v to cause to feel
sentu /sen.tu/ n sensory organ
seplu /sep.lu/ n fence
serku /ser.ku/ n insect, bug, Insecta spp.
servacu /ser.va.ʃu/ n service, serving
servatru /ser.vat.ru/ n server, waiter, waitress; servant
servatu /ser.va.tu/ n service
serve /ser.ve/ v to serve
si /si/ prt were doing, may do
siba /si.ba/ num seven
si-ba /si.ba/ prt might, could
siba-deka /si.ba.de.ka/ num seventy
siba-ha /si.ba.xa/ prt would have
sibalu /si.ba.lu/ n seventh (fraction)
sibema /si.be.ma/ adj seventh
sibi /si.bi/ adv seven times
sibupla /si.bup.la/ adj septuple, seven-fold
siglatru /siɡ.lat.ru/ n sailor
sigle /siɡ.le/ v to sail, to go sailing
siglu /siɡ.lu/ n sail
si-gole /si.ɡo.le/ prt would do
sigretildu /siɡ.re.til.du/ n cigarette holder
sigretoldu /siɡ.re.tol.du/ n pack of cigarettes
sigretu /siɡ.re.tu/ n cigarette
sigretu-ke /siɡ.re.tu.ke/ v to smoke, to smoke a cigarette
si-lamo-la /si.la.mo.la/ adj (grammar) subjunctive
silva-cisku /sil.va.ʃis.ku/ n forestry
silvalya /sil.val.ja/ adj wooded
silvu /sil.vu/ n forest, woods
simbla /sim.bla/ adj symbolic
simblu /sim.blu/ n symbol, sign, representation, token
simpra-brasku /sim.pra.bras.ku/ n mustard (plant)
simprastu /sim.pras.tu/ n mustard (condiment)
simpru /sim.pru/ n mustard, mustard plant, Sinapis spp.
simya /sim.ja/ adj simian, ape-related
simyu /sim.ju/ n simian, ape, Hominoidea spp.
sinkacu /siŋ.ka.ʃu/ n sinking
sinkatu /siŋ.ka.tu/ n sinking, sinkage
sinke /siŋ.ke/ v to sink
sinke-de /siŋ.ke.de/ v to sink, to cause to sink
sirda /sir.da/ adj late
sirda-ble /sir.da.ble/ v to become late
sirda-de /sir.da.de/ v to cause to be late
sirda-dita /sir.da.di.ta/ adj late, belated
sirde /sir.de/ v to be late
sirditu /sir.di.tu/ n lateness
sitradru /sit.rad.ru/ n lemon tree
sitru /sit.ru/ n lemon
skalabla /ska.lab.la/ adj scalable, climbable
skalatru /ska.lat.ru/ n climber
skalbana /skal.ba.na/ adj Scottish
Skalbaniyu /skal.ba.ni.ju/ n Scotland
skale /ska.le/ v to climb, to scale
skalzepru /skal.zep.ru/ n pair of socks
skalzu /skal.zu/ n sock
skaplepru /skap.lep.ru/ n shoulders, pair of shoulders
skaplu /skap.lu/ n shoulder
skarpadru /skar.pad.ru/ n shoe rack
skarpa-kasku /skar.pa.kas.ku/ n shoebox
skarpeprildu /skar.pep.ril.du/ n shoebox
skarpepru /skar.pep.ru/ n pair of shoes
skarpu /skar.pu/ n shoe
skarpu-datru /skar.pu.dat.ru/ n cobbler, shoemaker
skarta /skar.ta/ adj cardiac
skartu /skar.tu/ n heart
skata-ru /ska.ta.ru/ n jerk, ass-hat
skatuklu /ska.tuk.lu/ n (Vulgar) turd, shit, crap
ske /ske/ v to happen, to occur
skema /ske.ma/ adj planned, intended
skematru /ske.mat.ru/ n planner
skeme /ske.me/ v to plan
skemi /ske.mi/ adv as planned, as intended
skemistre /ske.mis.tre/ v to scheme, to form a bad plan
skemistru /ske.mis.tru/ n scheme, scam, janky plan
skemosa /ske.mo.sa/ adj planful
skemu /ske.mu/ n plan, scheme
skemunya /ske.mun.ja/ adj plan-less, without a plan
skera /ske.ra/ adj seasonal
skeru /ske.ru/ n season
skerva /sker.va/ adj annoyed, irritated, bothered
skervable /sker.vab.le/ v to become annoying
skervacu /sker.va.ʃu/ n annoyance, bother, irritation
skervalya /sker.val.ja/ adj annoying, irritating, bothersome
skerve /sker.ve/ v to annoy, to bother, to irritate
skervita /sker.vi.ta/ adj annoyed, irritated, bothered
skervitu /sker.vi.tu/ n annoyance, irritation
skervu /sker.vu/ n annoyance, irritant
skesta /skes.ta/ adj beautiful, pretty, nice-looking
skesta-ble /skes.ta.ble/ v to become beautiful
skesta-de /skes.ta.de/ v to make beautiful, to beautify
skeste /skes.te/ v to be beautiful
skestitu /skes.ti.tu/ n beauty, loveliness
skestoru /skes.to.ru/ n beauty, degree of beauty
sketce /ske.ʧe/ v to happen, to occur
sketce-de /ske.ʧe.de/ v to cause, to make happen, to cause to happen
sketcefla /ske.ʧef.la/ adj fated, destined
sketceflu /ske.ʧef.lu/ n fate, destiny
sketcosa /ske.ʧo.sa/ adj eventful, busy
sketcu /ske.ʧu/ n event, happening, occurrence, time; thing, event, business
sketcunya /ske.ʧun.ja/ adj uneventful, without incident, eventless
skevralya /skev.ral.ja/ adj nervous, jumpy, squirrely
skevru /skev.ru/ n squirrel, Sciuridae spp.
skiltu /skil.tu/ n skirt; kilt
skita /ski.ta/ adj split, cracked, divided
skita-ble /ski.ta.ble/ v to split, to be split
skita-de /ski.ta.de/ v to split, to cause to split, to make split
skite /ski.te/ v to split, to be split
skitilu /ski.ti.lu/ n wedge, splitting tool
skititu /ski.ti.tu/ n dividedness, polarization
skitu /ski.tu/ n crack, split
skola /sko.la/ adj scholastic, educational
skolanu /sko.la.nu/ n student, pupil
skola-tempu /sko.la.tem.pu/ n school, school-day, school time.
skolu /sko.lu/ n school
skondu /skon.du/ n second, metric second
skorbu /skor.bu/ n bag, sack
skulka /skul.ka/ adj guilty, responsible
skulka-de /skul.ka.de/ v to incriminate, to make guilty
skulkalya /skul.kal.ja/ adj shifty, shady, suspicious
skulke /skul.ke/ v to be guilty
skulki /skul.ki/ adv guiltily
skulku /skul.ku/ n guilt, responsibility, blame
skulku-matru /skul.ku.ma.tru/ n accuser
skulku-matu /skul.ku.ma.tu/ n accusation, blame
skulku-me /skul.ku.me/ v to blame, to accuse
skulkunya /skul.kun.ja/ adj blameless, not responsible, innocent
skulkunya-su /skul.kun.ja.su/ n excuse
skunda /skun.da/ adj hidden, concealed, obscured; secret
skunda-de /skun.da.de/ v to hide, to secrete, to obscure, to conceal
skundalya /skun.dal.ja/ adj secretive, sneaky
skundalyu /skun.dal.ju/ n secrecy
skunde /skun.de/ v to hide; to be hidden, to be secret
skundilu /skun.di.lu/ n camoflauge
skundosa /skun.do.sa/ adj secretive, full of secrets
skundu /skun.du/ n secret
skura /sku.ra/ adj dark
skura-ble /sku.ra.ble/ v to become dark, to darken, to darkle
skura-de /sku.ra.de/ v to make dark, to darken
skurdjalya /skur.ʤal.ja/ adj verminous, infested, flea-ridden
skurdju /skur.ʤu/ n vermin, pests
skurdjunya /skur.ʤun.ja/ adj pest-free, free of vermin
skuri /sku.ri/ adv darkly
skurika /sku.ri.ka/ adj dim
skuritu /sku.ri.tu/ n darkness
skurogla /sku.roɡ.la/ adj very dark, pitch black
skuroglitu /sku.roɡ.li.tu/ n void, absolute darkness, pitch
skutacu /sku.ta.ʃu/ n shaking, jostling
skutatu /sku.ta.tu/ n shake
skute /sku.te/ v to shake, to jostle
skutilu /sku.ti.lu/ n shaker, cocktail shaker
so /so/ prp under, below; (Classical calque) translates Latin sub- and Greek hyp-
Sofiyu /so.fi.ju/ n Sophia, Sofia, Sophie
Sofyu /sof.ju/ n Sophia, Sofia, Sophie
so-grafatu /so.ɡra.fa.tu/ n (Classical calque) signature; (Classical calque) subscription
so-grafe /so.ɡra.fe/ v (Classical calque) to sign, to write one’s signature; (Classical calque) to subscribe
soka /so.ka/ adj juicy
soka-ble /so.ka.ble/ v to become juicy
sokalya /so.kal.ja/ adj juicy, succulent
soka-presilu /so.ka.pre.si.lu/ n juice press
sokitu /so.ki.tu/ n juiciness
soku /so.ku/ n juice, sap, essential liquid
sola /so.la/ adj sunny
so-la /so.la/ adj lower
sola-cinku /so.la.ʃiŋ.ku/ n parasol, sunbrella
soladju /so.la.ʤu/ n Sunday
sola-vertu /so.la.ver.tu/ n solstice
solitu /so.li.tu/ n sunniness
solu /so.lu/ n sun
so-lu /so.lu/ n bottom
solva /sol.va/ adj loose, free; solved
solva-ble /sol.va.ble/ v to become loose, to loosen
solvacu /sol.va.ʃu/ n loosening, solution; solution, solving
solva-de /sol.va.de/ v to loosen, to make loose
solve /sol.ve/ v to solve
solveflu /sol.vef.lu/ n puzzle
solvi /sol.vi/ adv loosely
solviliku /sol.vi.li.ku/ n hint
solvitu /sol.vi.tu/ n looseness
sonyalya /son.jal.ja/ adj dreamy, dream-like, surreal
sonye /son.je/ v to dream
sonyu /son.ju/ n dream
so-plenacu /so.ple.na.ʃu/ n provision, supply
so-plenatu /so.ple.na.tu/ n supply, delivery
so-plene /so.ple.ne/ v (Classical calque) to supply, to provide
so-portatru /so.por.tat.ru/ n supporter
so-porte /so.por.te/ v to support
so-portosa /so.por.to.sa/ adj supportive
so-portu /so.por.tu/ n support
so-swiventa /so.swi.ven.ta/ adj (Classical calque) subsequent
so-swiventi /so.swi.ven.ti/ adv subsequently
So-Teru /so.te.ru/ n the Underworld, Hell
so-tiracu /so.ti.ra.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) subtraction
so-tire /so.ti.re/ v (Classical calque) to subtract
so-tri /so.tri/ adv down
sotri-cende /sot.ri.ʃen.de/ v to descend, to go down
sotri-la /sot.ri.la/ adj downward
sotri-ye /sot.ri.je/ v to go down, to descend
sotri-yite /sot.ri.ji.te/ v to go down, to descend
so-verpe /so.ver.pe/ v (Classical calque) to subject
so-vi /so.vi/ prp on the bottom of
spa /spa/ det same, the same, self-same
spaca /spa.ʃa/ det the same kind of
spacara /spa.ʃa.ra/ det the same kind of person’s
spacaru /spa.ʃa.ru/ prn the same kind of person
spacasa /spa.ʃa.sa/ det the same kind of thing’s
spacasu /spa.ʃa.su/ prn the same kind of thing
spamo /spa.mo/ adv the same way, in the same manner, indentically
spano /spa.no/ adv at the same time, simultaneously
spano-la /spa.no.la/ adj simultaneous; contemporaneous
spanta /span.ta/ det the same amount of, the same number of
spantano /span.ta.no/ adv for the same amount of time, just as long
spanti /span.ti/ adv just as (adj.), just as much
spantu /span.tu/ prn the same amount, the same number
spara /spa.ra/ det the same person’s
sparu /spa.ru/ prn the same person
spasa /spa.sa/ det the same thing’s
spasu /spa.su/ prn the same thing
spavo /spa.vo/ adv in the same place, at the same place
spayo /spa.jo/ adv for the same reason
spe /spe/ v to wait, to delay; to await
spegwa /speɡ.wa/ adj successful
spegwa-ble /speɡ.wa.ble/ v to become successful
spegwa-de /speɡ.wa.de/ v to make successful
spegwalya /speɡ.wal.ja/ adj successful
spegwalyu /speɡ.wal.ju/ n success
spegwe /speɡ.we/ v to succeed; to pass (an exam, class, &c)
spegwe-de /speɡ.we.de/ v to cause to succeed
spegwi /speɡ.wi/ adv successfully
spegwu /speɡ.wu/ n success
spegwunya /speɡ.wun.ja/ adj without success, unsuccessful
spekyombu /spek.jom.bu/ n species, group of species
spekyu /spek.ju/ n species
spera /spe.ra/ adj hopeful, hoping
spera-ble /spe.ra.ble/ v to become hopeful
spera-de /spe.ra.de/ v to cause to be hopeful, to make hopeful
spere /spe.re/ v to hope, to hope for
speri /spe.ri/ adv hopefully
speristra /spe.ris.tra/ adj hoping in vain, vainly hopeful
speristru /spe.ris.tru/ n false hope, vain hope
speritu /spe.ri.tu/ n hope, hopefulness
sperosa /spe.ro.sa/ adj hopeful
sperosi /spe.ro.si/ adv hopefully
speru /spe.ru/ n hope
speru-ge /spe.ru.ɡe/ v to give hope
sperunya /spe.run.ja/ adj hopeless
sperunyitu /spe.run.ji.tu/ n hopelessness
spetalya /spe.tal.ja/ adj patient
spetalyu /spe.tal.ju/ n patience
spetaryu /spe.tar.ju/ n waiting room, waiting area
spetatru /spe.tat.ru/ n one who waits
spetatu /spe.ta.tu/ n wait, delay
spete /spe.te/ v to wait, to delay; to await
spete-de /spe.te.de/ v to cause to wait, to keep waiting, to make wait
spetovra /spe.tov.ra/ adj worth the wait, wait-worthy
spetu /spe.tu/ n wait, delay
spetunya /spe.tun.ja/ adj wait-less, with no waiting, immediate
spicu /spi.ʃu/ n louse, Psocodea spp.
spina-vrovu /spi.na.vro.vu/ n spool of thread
spindje /spin.ʤe/ v to push, to shove
spine /spi.ne/ v to spin, to braid, to make thread
spinu /spi.nu/ n thread, string, thin cord
spolu /spo.lu/ n floor
spondacu /spon.da.ʃu/ n answering, response
spondatru /spon.dat.ru/ n answerer, responder; (legal) witness
spondatu /spon.da.tu/ n answer, response
sponde /spon.de/ v to answer, to respond, to reply
sponde-de /spon.de.de/ v to compel to answer
spondu /spon.du/ n answer, response, reply
sportacu /spor.ta.ʃu/ n exercise, working out
sporta-djuku /spor.ta.ʤu.ku/ n sport, sportsball
sportalya /spor.tal.ja/ adj sporty, active
sportaryu /spor.tar.ju/ n gym, track, exercise area, work-out room
sportatu /spor.ta.tu/ n work-out
sporte /spor.te/ v to exercise, to do exercise, to work out
sportevlu /spor.tev.lu/ n set (of exercises)
sportilu /spor.ti.lu/ n exercise equipment
sportu /spor.tu/ n exercise, physical activity, sport
spukaryu /spu.kar.ju/ n spitoon
spuke /spu.ke/ v to spit
sta /sta/ prt to be doing
sta-le /sta.le/ prt was (in the middle of) doing, were (in the middle of) doing
standa /stan.da/ adj located, situated
stande /stan.de/ v to be, to be in/at; there is, there are, to exist
stande-de /stan.de.de/ v to place, to locate
standu /stan.du/ n location, place
stankadru /staŋ.kad.ru/ n parsnip, parsnip plant, Pastinaca sativa
stanku /staŋ.ku/ n parsnip, the root of Pastinaca sativa.
stantacu /stan.ta.ʃu/ n standing
stante /stan.te/ v to stand, to be upright
stante-de /stan.te.de/ v to stand, to set upright
stantistre /stan.tis.tre/ v to slouch, to stand with bad posture
ste /ste/ v to be, to be in/at; there is, there are, to exist
stela /ste.la/ adj stellar, astronomical
stela-ciska /ste.la.ʃis.ka/ adj astronomical
stela-cisku /ste.la.ʃis.ku/ n astronomy
stelalya /ste.lal.ja/ adj starry
stelombu /ste.lom.bu/ n constellation
stelosa /ste.lo.sa/ adj starry, star-filled
stelta /stel.ta/ adj awkward, socially inept
stelta-ble /stel.ta.ble/ v to become awkward
stelta-de /stel.ta.de/ v to make awkward, to cause to be awkward
stelti /stel.ti/ adv awkwardly
steltitu /stel.ti.tu/ n awkwardness
stelu /ste.lu/ n star
stema /ste.ma/ adj same, alike
stema-ble /ste.ma.ble/ v to become alike
stema-de /ste.ma.de/ v to make alike, to cause to be alike
stembru /stem.bru/ n September
stemitu /ste.mi.tu/ n sameness
stemoru /ste.mo.ru/ n similarity, degree of likeness
stendu /sten.du/ n wall, interior wall, vertical surface of a room
sterpa /ster.pa/ adj sharp
sterpa-ble /ster.pa.ble/ v to become sharp
sterpa-de /ster.pa.de/ v to make sharp, to sharpen
sterpadilu /ster.pa.di.lu/ n sharpener
sterpa-su /ster.pa.su/ n blade, cutting edge
sterpe /ster.pe/ v to be sharp
sterpi /ster.pi/ adv sharply
sterpitu /ster.pi.tu/ n sharpness
sterporu /ster.po.ru/ n sharpness, degree of sharpness
sterwa /ster.wa/ adj monstrous
sterwu /ster.wu/ n monster, horrible creature
stetca /ste.ʧa/ adj silent, quiet
stetca-ble /ste.ʧa.ble/ v to become silent, to fall silent
stetcadacu /ste.ʧa.da.ʃu/ n silencing, muffling
stetca-de /ste.ʧa.de/ v to silence, to make silent
stetcadilu /ste.ʧa.di.lu/ n silencer, muffler
stetcalya /ste.ʧal.ja/ adj quiet, unobtrusive
stetce /ste.ʧe/ v to be quiet, to be silent
stetci /ste.ʧi/ adv silently, quietly
stetcitu /ste.ʧi.tu/ n silence
stetcu /ste.ʧu/ n silence
sti /sti/ prp instead of
sti-ke /sti.ke/ cjt instead, alternatively
sti-la /sti.la/ adj alternative, alternate
stilga-brasku /stil.ɡa.bras.ku/ n kohlrabi
stilgu /stil.ɡu/ n stem, stalk
sto /sto/ adv yet, thus far, up to now
storva /stor.va/ adj healthy, in good health
storva-blastu /stor.va.blas.tu/ n medicine
storva-ble /stor.va.ble/ v to heal, to become healthy
storva-datru /stor.va.dat.ru/ n doctor, physician, healer
storva-de /stor.va.de/ v to heal, to cure, to make healthy
storvalya /stor.val.ja/ adj healthy, health-focused, wellness-driven
storvalyu /stor.val.ju/ n wellness
storvaryu /stor.var.ju/ n hospital, clinic
storve /stor.ve/ v to be healthy
storvi /stor.vi/ adv healthily
storvitu /stor.vi.tu/ n healthiness, health
storvu /stor.vu/ n health
storyacu /stor.ja.ʃu/ n recounting, reporting
storyatu /stor.ja.tu/ n account, story
storye /stor.je/ v to recount, to report
storyu /stor.ju/ n story, account
stu /stu/ prt usually, regularly
stu-ku /stu.ku/ prt usually keeps doing
stu-le /stu.le/ prt used to do
su /su/ prn it; thing, something
-su /su/ sfx.n thing, -er, -or, device
suke /su.ke/ v to suck
sukilu /su.ki.lu/ n vacuum cleaner
sukralya /suk.ral.ja/ adj having a sweet-tooth
sukralyu /suk.ral.ju/ n sweet tooth
sukrosa /suk.ro.sa/ adj sugary, full of sugar
sukru /suk.ru/ n sugar
sukruklu /suk.ruk.lu/ n grain of sugar
sukrunya /suk.run.ja/ adj sugarless, sugar-free
sulda /sul.da/ adj sweet
sulda-ble /sul.da.ble/ v to become sweet
sulda-de /sul.da.de/ v to make sweet, to sweeten
sulda-su /sul.da.su/ n sweet, dessert; candy
sulde /sul.de/ v to be sweet
suldi /sul.di/ adv sweetly
sulditu /sul.di.tu/ n sweetness
suldoglistra /sul.doɡ.lis.tra/ adj cloying, overly sweet
sundra /sun.dra/ adj lonely, lonesome
sundra-ble /sun.dra.ble/ v to become lonely
sundra-de /sun.dra.de/ v to make lonely, to cause to be lonely
sundre /sun.dre/ v to be lonely
sundristra /sun.dris.tra/ adj forlorn, horribly lonely, forsaken
sundritu /sun.dri.tu/ n loneliness
suntra /sun.tra/ adj south, southern
suntralya /sun.tral.ja/ adj southerly, austral
suntri /sun.tri/ adv south, southward
suntru /sun.tru/ n south
supoldu /su.pol.du/ n bowl, soup bowl
supu /su.pu/ n soup
sustacu /sus.ta.ʃu/ n whispering
sustatu /sus.ta.tu/ n whisper
suste /sus.te/ v to whisper
sustu /sus.tu/ n whisper
su-ya /su.ja/ prn they, those things
swa /swa/ det some, an undefined example of
swabla /swab.la/ adj weak
swabla-ble /swab.la.ble/ v to weaken, to become weak
swabla-de /swab.la.de/ v to weaken, to make weak
swable /swab.le/ v to be weak
swabli /swab.li/ adv weakly
swablitu /swab.li.tu/ n weakness
swaca /swa.ʃa/ det some kind of
swacara /swa.ʃa.ra/ det some kind of person’s
swacaru /swa.ʃa.ru/ prn some kind of person
swacasa /swa.ʃa.sa/ det some kind of thing’s
swacasu /swa.ʃa.su/ prn some kind of thing
swamo /swa.mo/ adv somehow, some way
swampu /swam.pu/ n deathcap, poisonous mushroom, toadstool
swano /swa.no/ adv sometime
swanta /swan.ta/ det some, some amount
swantano /swan.ta.no/ adv for some time, for an uncertain amount of time, indefinitely
swantano-la /swan.ta.no.la/ adj indefinite
swanti /swan.ti/ adv kind of, sort of
swantu /swan.tu/ prn some, some of it
swara /swa.ra/ det someone’s
swaru /swa.ru/ prn someone, somebody
swasa /swa.sa/ det something’s
swasu /swa.su/ prn something
swavo /swa.vo/ adv somewhere
swayo /swa.jo/ adv for some reason
swe /swe/ v to know, to be aware of
swedra /swed.ra/ adj sweaty
swedracu /swed.ra.ʃu/ n sweating, perspiration
swedre /swed.re/ v to sweat, to perspire
swedru /swed.ru/ n sweat, perspiration
swedruklu /swed.ruk.lu/ n drop of sweat
swekra /swek.ra/ adj in-law, related by marriage, spouse’s relative
swekrinu /swek.ri.nu/ n in-law, female relative of one’s spouse
swekrotcu /swek.ro.ʧu/ n in-law, male relative of one’s spouse
swekru /swek.ru/ n in-law, relative related by marriage, spouse’s relative
-swekru /swek.ru/ sfx.n in-law, step-, spouse’s
swerda /swer.da/ adj dirty, unclean
swerda-ble /swer.da.ble/ v to become dirty, to get dirty
swerda-de /swer.da.de/ v to dirty, to make dirty
swerde /swer.de/ v to be dirty
swerdistra /swer.dis.tra/ adj dirty, filthy, disgusting, nasty
swerditu /swer.di.tu/ n dirtiness, filth
swerdogla /swer.doɡ.la/ adj really dirty, filthy
sweriga /swe.ri.ɡa/ adj Swedish
swerigicu /swe.ri.ɡi.ʃu/ n Swedish (language)
swerigiya /swe.ri.ɡi.ja/ adj Swedish, from Sweden
Swerigiyu /swe.ri.ɡi.ju/ n Sweden
swinya /swin.ja/ adj porcine, pig-related
swinyalya /swin.jal.ja/ adj pig-like, dirty, slovenly; greedy, gluttonous
swinyaryu /swin.jar.ju/ n pig-sty
swinyastu /swin.jas.tu/ n pork
swinyiklu /swin.jik.lu/ n piglet
swinyinu /swin.ji.nu/ n sow
swinyotcu /swin.jo.ʧu/ n boar
swinyu /swin.ju/ n pig, swine, hog, Sus spp.
swiva-ru /swi.va.ru/ n follower, desciple
swivatru /swi.vat.ru/ n follower
swive /swi.ve/ v to follow
ta /ta/ det your, yours
tablu /tab.lu/ n table
taglu /taɡ.lu/ n tail
tahi /ta.xi/ adv soon, before long, quickly
tahi-la /ta.xi.la/ adj imminent, up-coming
tahisti /ta.xis.ti/ adv soonest, first, most quickly
tahozi /ta.xo.zi/ adv sooner, more quickly
talanta /ta.lan.ta/ adj Atlantic
Talantiyu /ta.lan.ti.ju/ n Atlantica
talda /tal.da/ adj patient
talde /tal.de/ v to be patient
taldi /tal.di/ adv patiently
taldistra /tal.dis.tra/ adj impatient, restless, fidgety, bad at being patient
talditu /tal.di.tu/ n patience
ta-lu /ta.lu/ prn yours
tampacu /tam.pa.ʃu/ n typing
tampatru /tam.pat.ru/ n typist
tampe /tam.pe/ v to press a button, to type
tampevlu /tam.pev.lu/ n keyboard; key-pad
tampu /tam.pu/ n button, key
tamyu /tam.ju/ n T-shirt, short-sleeve shirt
tana /ta.na/ adj thin, skinny
tana-ble /ta.na.ble/ v to become thin, to slim down
tana-de /ta.na.de/ v to make thin
tane /ta.ne/ v to be thin
tani /ta.ni/ adv thinly
tanistra /ta.nis.tra/ adj emaciated
ta-ya /ta.ja/ det your, all of yours
taya-lu /ta.ja.lu/ prn yours
tca /ʧa/ det enough, sufficient
tcaca /ʧa.ʃa/ adj enough kinds
tcacaru /ʧa.ʃa.ru/ prn enough kinds of people
tcacasu /ʧa.ʃa.su/ prn enough kinds of things
tcamo /ʧa.mo/ adv enough ways
tcano /ʧa.no/ adv enough times, often enough
tcanta /ʧan.ta/ det enough, a sufficient amount of
tcantano /ʧan.ta.no/ adv enough time, long enough
tcanti /ʧan.ti/ adv sufficiently
tcantu /ʧan.tu/ prn enough, enough of it
tcaplu /ʧap.lu/ n heron, Ardeidae spp.
tcaru /ʧa.ru/ prn enough people; quorum
tcasu /ʧa.su/ prn enough, enough things
tcavo /ʧa.vo/ adv enough places, commonly enough
tcayo /ʧa.jo/ adv enough reason, sufficient cause
tce /ʧe/ v to arrive, to reach; to reach, to attain, to achieve; to suffice, to be enough, to be sufficient
tcela /ʧe.la/ adj avian
tcelerdu /ʧe.ler.du/ n flock of birds
tceliklu /ʧe.lik.lu/ n chick, baby bird
tcelu /ʧe.lu/ n bird, Aves spp.
tceplu /ʧep.lu/ n onion
tcera /ʧe.ra/ num four
tcera-deka /ʧe.ra.de.ka/ num forty
tcerala /ʧe.ra.la/ adj fourth, quarter
tceralu /ʧe.ra.lu/ n quarter, fourth (fraction)
tcerangla /ʧe.raŋ.ɡla/ adj quadrilateral
tceranglu /ʧe.raŋ.ɡlu/ n quadrilateral
tcerema /ʧe.re.ma/ adj fourth
tceri /ʧe.ri/ adv four times
tcerupla /ʧe.rup.la/ adj quadruple, four-fold
tcesta /ʧes.ta/ adj frequent
tcesti /ʧes.ti/ adv often, frequently
tcesti-la /ʧes.ti.la/ adj frequent, regular
tceyu /ʧe.ju/ n tea
tceyu-ke /ʧe.ju.ke/ v to have tea
tci /ʧi/ prt here, this
tci-djorevli /ʧi.ʤo.rev.li/ adv this week
tci-gomidaji /ʧi.ɡo.mi.da.ʒi/ adv this afternoon
tci-kreski /ʧi.kres.ki/ adv this evening
tci-la /ʧi.la/ det this, these
tci-laca /ʧi.la.ʃa/ det such, this kind of
tci-lacaru /ʧi.la.ʃa.ru/ prn this kind of person
tci-lacasu /ʧi.la.ʃa.su/ prn this kind of thing
tci-lamo /ʧi.la.mo/ adv thus, like this, in this way, so
tci-lano /ʧi.la.no/ adv now, at this time
tci-lano-la /ʧi.la.no.la/ adj present, current, relating to the current time; (grammar) present tense
tci-lano-lu /ʧi.la.no.lu/ n (grammar) present, present tense
tci-lanta /ʧi.lan.ta/ det this much, this many, this amount
tci-lantu /ʧi.lan.tu/ prn this much, this many
tci-la-pi /ʧi.la.pi/ adv above, over this, hereover, hereabove
tci-laru /ʧi.la.ru/ prn this person, this one
tci-lasu /ʧi.la.su/ prn this, this thing
tci-lavo /ʧi.la.vo/ adv here, in this place
tci-layo /ʧi.la.jo/ adv for this reason, herefore
tci-marti /ʧi.mar.ti/ adv this morning
tci-midaji /ʧi.mi.da.ʒi/ adv this midday, today at noon
tci-minoti /ʧi.mi.no.ti/ adv tonight at midnight
tci-noti /ʧi.no.ti/ adv tonight, this night
tci-ste /ʧi.ste/ v here is, here it is
tcivatu /ʧi.va.tu/ n arrival; reach, extent
tcive /ʧi.ve/ v to arrive, to reach; to reach, to attain, to achieve; to suffice, to be enough, to be sufficient
tcivu /ʧi.vu/ n reach, extent; arrival (figurative)
tcokla /ʧok.la/ adj chocolate
tcoklastu /ʧok.las.tu/ n chocolate
tcoklu /ʧok.lu/ n chocolate
tcoklu-plena /ʧok.lu.ple.na/ adj full of chocolate
tcusta /ʧus.ta/ adj strange, weird
tcusta-ble /ʧus.ta.ble/ v to become strange, to get weird
tcusta-de /ʧus.ta.de/ v to make strange, to cause to be weird
tcuste /ʧus.te/ v to be strange
tcusti /ʧus.ti/ adv strangely, weirdly
tcustitu /ʧus.ti.tu/ n strangeness, weirdness
te /te/ v to hold, to grasp; to grab, to take
tecu /te.ʃu/ n newt, salamander, Salamandridae spp.
teja /te.ʒa/ adj heavy, weighty
teja-ble /te.ʒa.ble/ v to become heavy, to grow heavy
tejalya /te.ʒal.ja/ adj important, significant, weighty
teja-metrasu /te.ʒa.met.ra.su/ n scale
teje /te.ʒe/ v to be heavy
teji /te.ʒi/ adv heavily
tejitu /te.ʒi.tu/ n weight, heaviness
tejora-metrasu /te.ʒo.ra.met.ra.su/ n scale
tejoru /te.ʒo.ru/ n weight, degree of heaviness
tekla /tek.la/ adj technological, mechanical
tekla-cisku /tek.la.ʃis.ku/ n technology, mechanics
teklu /tek.lu/ n technology, tech
tela /te.la/ adj terrestrial, from Earth
teleca /te.le.ʃa/ adj Earth-like
Telu /te.lu/ n the Earth
tempa /tem.pa/ adj temporal
tempa-ciska /tem.pa.ʃis.ka/ adj chronological
tempa-cisku /tem.pa.ʃis.ku/ n chronology
tempa-gradu /tem.pa.ɡra.du/ n point in time, moment
tempalya /tem.pal.ja/ adj temporal
tempu /tem.pu/ n time
tempuklu /tem.puk.lu/ n unit of time
tenda-de /ten.da.de/ v to stretch, to cause to stretch
tendalya /ten.dal.ja/ adj stretchy, elastic
tendalyu /ten.dal.ju/ n stretchiness, elasticity
tende /ten.de/ v to reach (toward), to stretch
tendu /ten.du/ n reach, stretch
tene /te.ne/ v to hold, to grasp; to grab, to take
tengacu /teŋ.ɡa.ʃu/ n thinking, cogitation
tengalya /teŋ.ɡal.ja/ adj pensive, thoughtful
tengatu /teŋ.ɡa.tu/ n thought, idea
tenge /teŋ.ɡe/ v to think
tenge-de /teŋ.ɡe.de/ v to cause to think
tengiku /teŋ.ɡi.ku/ n fancy, notion, whim, idea
tengombu /teŋ.ɡom.bu/ n mind, cognition
tengosa /teŋ.ɡo.sa/ adj full of ideas
tengovra /teŋ.ɡov.ra/ adj worth considering
tengu /teŋ.ɡu/ n thought, thinking, cognition
tengunya /teŋ.ɡun.ja/ adj thoughtless
tensa /ten.sa/ adj deliberate, intentional, purposeful
tense /ten.se/ v to be intentional
tensi /ten.si/ adv deliberately, intentionally, on purpose
tensu /ten.su/ n intention
tepla /tep.la/ adj warm, warming, causing warmth
teplistra /tep.lis.tra/ adj too warm, overly warm
teplitu /tep.li.tu/ n warmth
tera /te.ra/ num trillion, 10⁹
tera- /te.ra/ pfx tera-, T
tera-cisku /te.ra.ʃis.ku/ n (Classical calque) geology
terdje /ter.ʤe/ v to wipe
teru /te.ru/ n land, terrain
testa /tes.ta/ adj testicular
testa-skorbu /tes.ta.skor.bu/ n scrotum
testepru /tes.tep.ru/ n testicles, set of testicles
testu /tes.tu/ n testicle
ti /ti/ prp behind
ti-blide /ti.bli.de/ v to forget, to leave behind
tigru /tiɡ.ru/ n tiger
ti-la /ti.la/ adj back, dorsal, posterior
ti-lu /ti.lu/ n back, reverse side
tira-su /ti.ra.su/ n lever
tire /ti.re/ v to pull
ti-tri /ti.tri/ adv backward, backwards
titri-la /tit.ri.la/ adj backward
titri-ye /tit.ri.je/ v to go backwards, to reverse
titri-yite /tit.ri.ji.te/ v to go backwards, to reverse
ti-vi /ti.vi/ prp on the back of
to- /to/ pfx against, counter; (Classical calque) contra-, anti-
to /to/ prp against, in opposition to; opposite
to-dikacu /to.di.ka.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) contradiction
to-dikalya /to.di.kal.ja/ adj contradictory
to-dikatu /to.di.ka.tu/ n contradiction
to-dike /to.di.ke/ v (Classical calque) to contradict; to disagree
toka /to.ka/ adj struck, jolted
toke /to.ke/ v to touch, to strike
tokita /to.ki.ta/ adj struck, jolted
to-klarvismu /to.klar.vis.mu/ n racism
toku /to.ku/ n touch, strike, jolt
to-la /to.la/ adj contrary, counter
toma /to.ma/ adj empty
toma-ble /to.ma.ble/ v to become empty
toma-de /to.ma.de/ v to empty, to make empty
toma-lunu /to.ma.lu.nu/ n new moon
to-mande /to.man.de/ v (Classical calque) to countermand
Tomasu /to.ma.su/ n Thomas, Tom
tome /to.me/ v to be empty
tomita /to.mi.ta/ adj emptied, emptied out
tomitu /to.mi.tu/ n emptiness
tomoru /to.mo.ru/ n emptiness, degree of emptiness
Tomu /to.mu/ n Thomas, Tom
to-nodikacu /to.no.di.ka.ʃu/ n counter-indication, counter-indicating
to-nodikatu /to.no.di.ka.tu/ n counter-indication
to-nodike /to.no.di.ke/ v (Classical calque) to counter-indicate
to-pelaklarvismu /to.pe.lak.lar.vis.mu/ n racism
torta /tor.ta/ adj testudine
tortu /tor.tu/ n turtle, tortoise, Testudines spp.
tosta /tos.ta/ adj toasted
tosta-su /tos.ta.su/ n toaster
toste /tos.te/ v to toast (bread)
tostu /tos.tu/ n toast (bread)
to-velismu /to.ve.lis.mu/ n agism
tra /tra/ prp through
tra-cende /tra.ʃen.de/ v (Classical calque) to transcend
tra-duke /tra.du.ke/ v (Classical calque) to translate
tra-feratu /tra.fe.ra.tu/ n (Classical calque) transference
tra-fere /tra.fe.re/ v (Classical calque) to transfer
tra-gedju /tra.ɡe.ʤu/ n tragedy
traju /tra.ʒu/ n beach
tra-metacu /tra.me.ta.ʃu/ n transmission, putting through
tra-metatu /tra.me.ta.tu/ n transmission, through-put
tra-mete /tra.me.te/ v (Classical calque) to transmit
tra-morfacu /tra.mor.fa.ʃu/ n (Classical calque) transformation, change
tra-morfe /tra.mor.fe/ v (Classical calque) to transform (into)
tranku /traŋ.ku/ n side, flank, face (of a surface)
trankwa /traŋ.kwa/ adj calm, serene, tranquil
trankwa-ble /traŋ.kwa.ble/ v to become calm, to calm down
trankwa-de /traŋ.kwa.de/ v to calm, to make calm
trankwalya /traŋ.kwal.ja/ adj calm, serene, tranquil
trankwaryu /traŋ.kwar.ju/ n sanctuary, meditation space
trankwe /traŋ.kwe/ v to be calm
trankwi /traŋ.kwi/ adv calmly
trankwitu /traŋ.kwi.tu/ n calmness, serenity, tranquility
trankwu /traŋ.kwu/ n calm, calmness, tranquility
tra-portacu /tra.por.ta.ʃu/ n transportation
tra-tri /tra.tri/ prp through, through the middle of
tratri-ye /trat.ri.je/ v to go through, to transit
tratri-yite /trat.ri.ji.te/ v to go through, to transit
tra-yitacu /tra.ji.ta.ʃu/ n transition, going through
tra-yitatu /tra.ji.ta.tu/ n transition, passage
tra-yite /tra.ji.te/ v to go through, to transit
tre /tre/ v to try, to attempt
trebaryu /tre.bar.ju/ n lawn
trebu /tre.bu/ n grass, Poaceae spp.
trectu /treʃ.tu/ n roof
trega /tre.ɡa/ adj clean
trega-ble /tre.ɡa.ble/ v to become clean, to get clean
tregacu /tre.ɡa.ʃu/ n cleaning
trega-de /tre.ɡa.de/ v to clean, to make clean
tregalya /tre.ɡal.ja/ adj clean, cleanly, fastidious
tregalyu /tre.ɡal.ju/ n cleanliness, fastidiousness
tregatru /tre.ɡat.ru/ n cleaner; maid
trege /tre.ɡe/ v to clean
tregi /tre.ɡi/ adv cleanly
tregitu /tre.ɡi.tu/ n cleanness, cleanliness
tregu /tre.ɡu/ n cleanliness, cleanness
treme /tre.me/ v to dream, to aspire to
tremu /tre.mu/ n dream, aspiration
trenga /treŋ.ɡa/ adj narrow
trenga-ble /treŋ.ɡa.ble/ v to narrow, to become narrow
trenga-de /treŋ.ɡa.de/ v to narrow, to make narrow
trengi /treŋ.ɡi/ adv narrowly
trengitu /treŋ.ɡi.tu/ n narrowness
trenta /tren.ta/ adj attempted
trentatu /tren.ta.tu/ n try, attempt
trentce /tren.ʧe/ v to dig
trentcilu /tren.ʧi.lu/ n shovel; spade, trowel;digging tool
trentcu /tren.ʧu/ n hole, ditch, trench
trente /tren.te/ v to try, to attempt
trentovra /tren.tov.ra/ adj worth attempting, worth a try
trepa /tre.pa/ adj nervous, anxious
trepa-ble /tre.pa.ble/ v to become anxious, to start to worry
trepa-de /tre.pa.de/ v to make nervous, to worry, to provoke anxiety
trepe /tre.pe/ v to be nervous, to be anxious, to worry, to fret
trepitu /tre.pi.tu/ n nervousness, anxiety, trepidation
treslalya /tres.lal.ja/ adj soothing, comforting
treslatu /tres.la.tu/ n comfort
tresle /tres.le/ v to soothe; (Classical calque) sol-, sole
tretu /tre.tu/ n street, road
trewalya /tre.wal.ja/ adj trusting
trewe /tre.we/ v to trust, to believe in, to have faith in
trewe-de /tre.we.de/ v to cause to trust
trewosa /tre.wo.sa/ adj faithful
trewovra /tre.wov.ra/ adj trustworthy
trewu /tre.wu/ n trust, faith
-tri /tri/ sfx.adv -ward, towards, in the direction of
trictatru /triʃ.tat.ru/ n weaver, fiber artist, cloth-maker
tricte /triʃ.te/ v to weave, to knit, to make cloth
trika /tri.ka/ adj tight, snug, sound, secure
trika-ble /tri.ka.ble/ v to become tight, to become sound
trika-de /tri.ka.de/ v to tighten, to make sound
triki /tri.ki/ adv tightly, soundly, securely
trikitu /tri.ki.tu/ n tightness, soundness
trinadru /tri.nad.ru/ n thorn tree, thornbrush
trinalya /tri.nal.ja/ adj thorny, spiny, spiky
trinu /tri.nu/ n thorn, spine, spike
trista /tris.ta/ adj sad
trista-ble /tris.ta.ble/ v to become sad, to sadden
trista-de /tris.ta.de/ v to make sad, to sadden
triste /tris.te/ v to be sad
tristi /tris.ti/ adv sadly
tristitu /tris.ti.tu/ n sadness
triya /tri.ja/ num three
triya-deka /tri.ja.de.ka/ num thirty
triyalu /tri.ja.lu/ n third (fraction)
triyangla /tri.jaŋ.ɡla/ adj triangular
triyanglu /tri.jaŋ.ɡlu/ n triangle
triya-ru /tri.ja.ru/ n trio; the three of them
triyema /tri.je.ma/ adj third
triyi /tri.ji/ adv thrice, three times
triyupla /tri.jup.la/ adj triple, three-fold
troflu /trof.lu/ n potato
trofu /tro.fu/ n ceiling
trohi /tro.xi/ adv too, too much, too many
trohi-la /tro.xi.la/ adj excessive
tronku /troŋ.ku/ n trunk (of a tree)
trontu /tron.tu/ n thunder
trosmalya /tros.mal.ja/ adj touchy-feely
trosme /tros.me/ v to caress, to stroke; (of a pet) to pet
trosmistre /tros.mis.tre/ v to grope, to fondle
trosmistru /tros.mis.tru/ n grope, unwanted touch
trosmu /tros.mu/ n caress, stroke
trufu /tru.fu/ n truffle
trukalya /tru.kal.ja/ adj tricky, sneaky, prone to trickery
truke /tru.ke/ v to trick, to deceive; to use a shortcut
trukistra /tru.kis.tra/ adj half-assed, corner-cutting
trukistre /tru.kis.tre/ v to cut corners
trukistru /tru.kis.tru/ n half-assedness, cutting corners
truku /tru.ku/ n trick, deception, ploy; shortcut, workaround
tu /tu/ prn you
tumpa /tum.pa/ adj dull
tumpa-ble /tum.pa.ble/ v to become dull, to dull
tumpa-de /tum.pa.de/ v to make dull, to dull down
tumpe /tum.pe/ v to be dull
tumpitu /tum.pi.tu/ n dullness
tupa /tupa/ adj stupid, idiotic, foolish, dumb
tupe /tu.pe/ v to be stupid
tupitu /tu.pi.tu/ n stupidity, idiocy
tupladru /tup.lad.ru/ n hat rack
tuplu /tup.lu/ n hat, head covering
tuposa /tu.po.sa/ adj stupid, idiotic, foolish, dumb
tupu /tu.pu/ n stupid thing, nonsense
tustepru /tus.tep.ru/ n toes, set of toes
tustoglu /tus.toɡ.lu/ n (Informal) big toe
tustu /tus.tu/ n toe
tu-ya /tu.ja/ prn you, you all
twe /twe/ v to trust, to believe in, to have faith in
-u /u/ sfx.n
-ukl- /ukl./ sfx unit, piece; grain, particle
-upl- /upl./ sfx -ple, multiple
-uzl- /uz.l./ sfx least
va /va/ prp in front of
va-bikinsa /va.bi.kin.sa/ adj (Classical calque) antepenultimate
vagu /va.ɡu/ n wagon, cart
vaka /va.ka/ adj bovine
vakastu /va.kas.tu/ n beef
vakerdu /va.ker.du/ n herd of cattle
vakiklastu /va.kik.las.tu/ n veal
vakiklu /va.kik.lu/ n calf
vakinu /va.ki.nu/ n cow
va-kombru /va.kom.bru/ n (Classical calque) anteroom
vakotcu /va.ko.ʧu/ n bull
vaku /va.ku/ n cow, cattle, Bos taurus
vakwa /vak.wa/ adj watery, aqua-
vakwa-cisku /vak.wa.ʃis.ku/ n hydrology
vakwalya /vak.wal.ja/ adj aquatic
vakwaryu /vak.war.ju/ n aquarium; water tank, cistern; reservoir
vakwa-veklu /vak.wa.vek.lu/ n boat, vessel, water-craft
vakwistru /vak.wis.tru/ n unsafe water, standing water, efluvium
vakwoldu /vak.wol.du/ n pitcher, jug
vakwombu /vak.wom.bu/ n pool, puddle, place where water collects
vakwu /vak.wu/ n water
vakwuklu /vak.wuk.lu/ n drop (of water)
vala /va.la/ adj valuable
va-la /va.la/ adj front, frontal, anterior
vala-ble /va.la.ble/ v to become valuable
vala-cisku /va.la.ʃis.ku/ n finance
vala-de /va.la.de/ v to make valuable
vala-su /va.la.su/ n valuable, cherished possession
va-le /va.le/ prp before, by (the time), in time for
vale /va.le/ v to be worth, to be valuable
vale-dacu /va.le.da.ʃu/ n valuation; evaluation
vale-de /va.le.de/ v to value, to assign a value; to evaluate
valosa /va.lo.sa/ adj valuable, precious
valta /val.ta/ adj high; tall
valta-ble /val.ta.ble/ v to become tall; to rise, to become high
valta-de /val.ta.de/ v to raise, to make high, to heighten
valta-metrasu /val.ta.met.ra.su/ n altimeter
valti /val.ti/ adv highly
valtista /val.tis.ta/ adj tallest; highest
valtitu /val.ti.tu/ n height
valtora-metrasu /val.to.ra.met.ra.su/ n altimeter
valtoru /val.to.ru/ n height, degree of tallness
valtoza /val.to.za/ adj taller; higher
valu /va.lu/ n value
va-lu /va.lu/ n front
valunya /va.lun.ja/ adj worthless
valya /val.ja/ adj chosen, elected, selected
valyabla /val.jab.la/ adj optional
valyacu /val.ja.ʃu/ n choosing, choice
valya-de /val.ja.de/ v to make optional
valyalya /val.jal.ja/ adj choosy, picky, selective
valyalyu /val.jal.ju/ n choosiness, pickiness
valya-mo /val.ja.mo/ adv optionally
valyamo-la /val.ja.mo.la/ adj optional
valyatru /val.jat.ru/ n chooser
valyatu /val.ja.tu/ n choice, selection
valye /val.je/ v to choose
valyi /val.ji/ adv optionally
valyita /val.ji.ta/ adj chosen, elected, selected
valyitu /val.ji.tu/ n choice, optionality
valyosa /val.jo.sa/ adj having many choices
valyu /val.ju/ n choice
valyunya /val.jun.ja/ adj choiceless, without choice
vara /va.ra/ adj spring, vernal
varu /va.ru/ n spring, springtime
va-sedatru /va.se.dat.ru/ n president, foreman, highest officer
va-sede /va.se.de/ v to sit in front of; (Classical calque) to preside
vaska /vas.ka/ adj grown
vaskacu /vas.ka.ʃu/ n growing
vaskatu /vas.ka.tu/ n growth
vaske /vas.ke/ v to grow, to increase
vaske-de /vas.ke.de/ v to grow, to make grow
vatra /vat.ra/ adj parental
vatra-camu /vat.ra.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of parent, step-parent
vatra-cisku /vat.ra.ʃis.ku/ n genealogy
vatracu /vat.ra.ʃu/ n parenting
vatra-swekru /vat.ra.swek.ru/ n parent of spouse, parent-in-law
vatre /vat.re/ v to parent, to be a parent to
vatrepru /vat.rep.ru/ n parents
vatri /vat.ri/ adv parentally
va-tri /va.tri/ prp forward, ahead
vatri-bronyatu /vat.ri.bron.ja.tu/ n product
vatri-bronye /vat.ri.bron.je/ v to produce, to manufacture
vatricu /vat.ri.ʃu/ n native language, mother tongue
vatri-la /vat.ri.la/ adj forward
vatrinu /vat.ri.nu/ n mother
vatri-ye /vat.ri.je/ v to go forward, to advance
vatri-yite /vat.ri.ji.te/ v to go forward, to advance
vatriyu /vat.ri.ju/ n mother-land, father-land, home-land
vatrotcu /vat.ro.ʧu/ n father
vatru /vat.ru/ n parent
vatrunya /vat.run.ja/ adj orphaned, parent-less
vatrunya-ru /vat.run.ja.ru/ n orphan
va-vi /va.vi/ prp on the front of
ve /ve/ v to turn, to change direction, to veer
veka /ve.ka/ adj awake
veka-ble /ve.ka.ble/ v to wake up, to become awake
veka-de /ve.ka.de/ v to awaken, to cause to be awake
veka-leve /ve.ka.le.ve/ v to get up, to get out of bed
veke /ve.ke/ v to be awake
veke-de /ve.ke.de/ v to wake (someone), to awaken
vekedilu /ve.ke.di.lu/ n alarm, alarm clock
veki /ve.ki/ adv consciously
vekilu /ve.ki.lu/ n alarm, alarm clock
vekla /vek.la/ adj vehicular
veklacu /vek.la.ʃu/ n driving
vekla-fukastu /vek.la.fu.kas.tu/ n gasoline, gas, petrol
veklatu /vek.la.tu/ n drive
vekla-vigu /vek.la.vi.ɡu/ n road
vekle /vek.le/ v to drive (a vehicle)
veklerdu /vek.ler.du/ n fleet of vehicles
veklildu /vek.lil.du/ n parking space, parking spot
veklistru /vek.lis.tru/ n lemon, jalopy, clunker, unreliable vehicle
vekloglu /vek.loɡ.lu/ n big-rig, large vehicle
veklombu /vek.lom.bu/ n fleet (of vehicles)
veklu /vek.lu/ n vehicle, means of transport
veku /ve.ku/ n waking, consciousness
vela /ve.la/ adj old, aged, elderly, not young
velablacu /ve.lab.la.ʃu/ n aging
vela-ble /ve.la.ble/ v to become old, to age
vela-cisku /ve.la.ʃis.ku/ n gerontology
vela-de /ve.la.de/ v to make old, to cause to age
vele /ve.le/ v to be old
velistra /ve.lis.tra/ adj ancient, decrepid
velistre /ve.lis.tre/ v to age poorly
velitu /ve.li.tu/ n age, agedness
velkatru /vel.kat.ru/ n driver, chauffeur
veloru /ve.lo.ru/ n age, degree of oldness
velu /ve.lu/ n age
vembru /vem.bru/ n November
vendaryu /ven.dar.ju/ n market, marketplace; store, shop, market
venda-su /ven.da.su/ n product, item for sale; wares, goods
vendatru /ven.dat.ru/ n merchant, vendor
vende /ven.de/ v to sell
vendu /ven.du/ n sale (of goods)
venta /ven.ta/ adj windy
ventalya /ven.tal.ja/ adj windy
ventu /ven.tu/ n wind
venyadju /ven.ja.ʤu/ n Friday
Venyu /ven.ju/ n Venus
vera /ve.ra/ adj true
vera-ble /ve.ra.ble/ v to come true, to come to pass
vera-de /ve.ra.de/ v to make true, to cause to be true
vera-pari /ve.ra.pa.ri/ adv probably, likely, apparently
vera-su /ve.ra.su/ n fact
veravide /ve.ra.vi.de/ v to verify, to confirm, to substantiate
vere /ve.re/ v to be true
veri /ve.ri/ adv truly
veritu /ve.ri.tu/ n truth, veracity
veroru /ve.ro.ru/ n veracity, degree of truth
verpacu /ver.pa.ʃu/ n throwing
verpatu /ver.pa.tu/ n throw, toss
verpe /ver.pe/ v to throw
verpu /ver.pu/ n throw, toss
verte /ver.te/ v to turn, to change direction, to veer
verte-de /ver.te.de/ v to turn (something), to cause to turn
vertedilu /ver.te.di.lu/ n steering wheel; helm
vertosa /ver.to.sa/ adj windy, twisty, curvy, meandering, serpentine
vertu /ver.tu/ n turn, change of direction
vertunya /ver.tun.ja/ adj unwavering
veru /ve.ru/ n truth
vespu /ves.pu/ n wasp, Vespidae spp.
vi /vi/ prp against, touching, leaning on; on, on the side of
vida /vi.da/ adj visual
vidacu /vi.da.ʃu/ n vision, seeing, sense of sight
vida-pekepilu /vi.da.pe.ke.pi.lu/ n optical sensor
vidaryu /vi.dar.ju/ n spectacle, exhibition
vida-su /vi.da.su/ n eye (figurative); seer, optical sensor
vidata-vresatru /vi.da.ta.vre.sat.ru/ n tourist, sight-seer
vidatru /vi.dat.ru/ n seer, one who sees
vidatu /vi.da.tu/ n sight, thing that is seen, view
vide /vi.de/ v to see
videpru /vi.dep.ru/ n eyes, pair of eyes
vidilu /vi.di.lu/ n lens
vidistra /vi.dis.tra/ adj ugly, bad-looking
vidistru /vi.dis.tru/ n ugliness
vidu /vi.du/ n eye; sight (in compounds)
vidunya /vi.dun.ja/ adj blind
vidunyitu /vi.dun.ji.tu/ n blindness
viga-tranku /vi.ɡa.traŋ.ku/ n roadside, wayside, side of the road
vigri /viɡ.ri/ adv away
vigri /viɡ.ri/ prp away from, off of
vigri-krende /viɡ.ri.kren.de/ v to flee, to run away
vigri-we /viɡ.ri.we/ v to throw away, to dispose of
vigri-ye /viɡ.ri.je/ v to go away, to leave
vigri-yite /viɡ.ri.ji.te/ v to go away, to leave
vigu /vi.ɡu/ n path, way
vikatru /vi.kat.ru/ n contender, fighter, contestant
vike /vi.ke/ v to fight, to struggle against
vikovra /vi.kov.ra/ adj worthwhile, worth the struggle
vi-la /vi.la/ adj pertingent, adjacent, touching
vilanu /vi.la.nu/ n town-dweller, inhabitant, townie, town community member
vilda /vil.da/ adj wild, untamed
vilda-ble /vil.da.ble/ v to become wild, to go feral; to become overgrown
vildaryu /vil.dar.ju/ n wilderness
vildi /vil.di/ adv wildly
vilditu /vil.di.tu/ n wildness
viliku /vi.li.ku/ n village, hamlet
vilu /vi.lu/ n town, ville
vi-lu /vi.lu/ n apex, point where two things meet
vina-kisu /vi.na.ki.su/ n vinegar
vina-ru /vi.na.ru/ n vintner, wine-maker
vinoldu /vi.nol.du/ n decanter
vinsa /vin.sa/ adj left, left-hand, left side
vinsi /vin.si/ adv to the left, on the left
vinsi-ve /vin.si.ve/ v to turn left
vinu /vi.nu/ n wine
vista /vis.ta/ adj guest, visitor
vista-ganu /vis.ta.ɡa.nu/ n host gift, hostess gift
vistaryu /vis.tar.ju/ n hotel, motel
vistatru /vis.tat.ru/ n visitor, guest
viste /vis.te/ v to visit (a place)
vistu /vis.tu/ n visit
vistu-de /vis.tu.de/ v to visit (a person), to pay a visit
vitala /vi.ta.la/ adj Italian
vitalicu /vi.ta.li.ʃu/ n italian (language)
Vitaliyu /vi.ta.li.ju/ n Italy
vi-tokatu /vi.to.ka.tu/ n abutment
vi-toke /vi.to.ke/ v to abut, to come up to, to rest against
vitra /vit.ra/ adj glass
vitra-ble /vit.ra.ble/ v to vitrify, to become glass
vitra-de /vit.ra.de/ v to vitrify, to turn into glass
vitrasta /vit.ras.ta/ adj glass, made of glass
vitrastu /vit.ras.tu/ n glass (substance)
vitreca /vit.re.ʃa/ adj vitreous, glassy
vi-tri /vi.tri/ prp against, leaned against, up against
vitru /vit.ru/ n glass
vlana /vla.na/ adj wooly, wool-like
vlanasta /vla.nas.ta/ adj wollen, made of wool
vlanastu /vla.nas.tu/ n wool
vlanu /vla.nu/ n wool
vle /vle/ v to want
vlitaryu /vli.tar.ju/ n observatory, observation area, audience
vlita-su /vli.ta.su/ n monitor, display, view-screen
vlitatrombu /vli.tat.rom.bu/ n audience, crowd of observers
vlitatru /vli.tat.ru/ n watcher, observer
vlite /vli.te/ v to look at, to observe, to watch
vlitilu /vli.ti.lu/ n view-screen, monitor, display, screen
vlitistre /vli.tis.tre/ v to stare, to gawk
vlitu /vli.tu/ n look, glance
vloka /vlo.ka/ adj fast, quick, rapid
vlokabla /vlo.kab.la/ adj fast, able to be fast
vloka-de /vlo.ka.de/ v to rush, to accelerate, to cause to be fast
vloka-metrasu /vlo.ka.met.ra.su/ n speedometer
vloki /vlo.ki/ adv quickly, fast
vlokista /vlo.kis.ta/ adj fastest, quickest
vlokisti /vlo.kis.ti/ adv fastest, most quickly
vlokitu /vlo.ki.tu/ n speed, quickness
vlokora-metrasu /vlo.ko.ra.met.ra.su/ n speedometer
vlokoru /vlo.ko.ru/ n speed, degree of quickness
vlokoza /vlo.ko.za/ adj faster, quicker
vlokoza-de /vlo.ko.za.de/ v to accellerate, to cause to be faster
vlokozi /vlo.ko.zi/ adv faster, more quickly
vloku /vlo.ku/ n speed
vlosta /vlos.ta/ adj vocal
vlostu /vlos.tu/ n voice
vlostunya /vlos.tun.ja/ adj voiceless
-vo /vo/ sfx.adv place, location
voka /vo.ka/ num eight
voka-deka /vo.ka.de.ka/ num eighty
vokalu /vo.ka.lu/ n eighth (fraction)
vokangla /vo.kaŋ.ɡla/ adj octagonal
vokanglu /vo.kaŋ.ɡlu/ n octagon
vokema /vo.ke.ma/ adj eighth
voki /vo.ki/ adv eight times
vokupla /vo.kup.la/ adj octuple, eightfold
volta /vol.ta/ adj facial
voltu /vol.tu/ n face
voltunya /vol.tun.ja/ adj faceless
voma /vo.ma/ adj disgusting, vomitous
vomacu /vo.ma.ʃu/ n vomiting
vome /vo.me/ v to vomit
vomu /vo.mu/ n vomit
vopraryu /vop.rar.ju/ n studio, work-space
vopre /vop.re/ v to create, to author
voprombu /vop.rom.bu/ n body of work, portfolio
vopru /vop.ru/ n work, product, production, creation
voske /vos.ke/ v to wish
voskosa /vos.ko.sa/ adj wishful
vosku /vos.ku/ n wish
vosta /vos.ta/ adj east, eastern
vostalya /vos.tal.ja/ adj easterly, oriental
vosti /vos.ti/ adv east, eastward
vostu /vos.tu/ n east
vrala /vra.la/ adj cervical
vralu /vra.lu/ n neck
vre /vre/ v to find, to uncover, to discover
vrecta /vreʃ.ta/ adj physical, material
vrectastu /vreʃ.tas.tu/ n stuff, substance, material; matter
vrecti /vreʃ.ti/ adv physically, materially
vrectu /vreʃ.tu/ n thing. object
vremu /vre.mu/ n worm, Anelidae spp.
vresaryu /vre.sar.ju/ n destination
vresatru /vre.sat.ru/ n traveller
vrese /vre.se/ v to travel, to journey
vrestu /vres.tu/ n dress, frock, gown
vresu /vre.su/ n trip, journey
vresu-brane /vre.su.bra.ne/ itj farewell, good-bye
vretwu /vret.wu/ n victim
vretwunya /vret.wun.ja/ adj victimless
vrimyu /vrim.ju/ n while, period of time
vringle /vriŋ.ɡle/ v to glide, to soar
vringlepru /vriŋ.ɡlep.ru/ n wings, pair of wings
vringlu /vriŋ.ɡlu/ n wing
vrintabla /vrin.tab.la/ adj findable, discoverable
vrintacu /vrin.ta.ʃu/ n finding, discovering, discovery
vrintatu /vrin.ta.tu/ n find, discovery
vrinte /vrin.te/ v to find, to uncover, to discover
vrintu /vrin.tu/ n find, discovery
vrove /vro.ve/ v to wrap, to envelop, to wind around
vrovildu /vro.vil.du/ n spool-holder
vrovu /vro.vu/ n spool, reel
vulacu /vu.la.ʃu/ n desire, longing, yearning
vulatu /vu.la.tu/ n want, desire
vule /vu.le/ v to want
vulta-su /vul.ta.su/ n voltage
vultu /vul.tu/ n volt
vulu /vu.lu/ n want, desire
vunkla /vuŋ.kla/ adj avuncular
vunkla-camu /vuŋ.kla.ʃa.mu/ n spouse of auncle, auncle-in-law
vunkla-swekru /vuŋ.kla.swek.ru/ n auncle of spouse, auncle-in-law
vunklinu /vuŋ.kli.nu/ n aunt
vunklotcu /vuŋ.klo.ʧu/ n uncle
vunklu /vuŋ.klu/ n aunt, uncle, sibling of a parent
wa /wa/ cjt and, also
wa-ke /wa.ke/ cjt and, additionally, and then, subsequently.
wa-mo /wa.mo/ adv also, additionally, in addition
wamo-la /wa.mo.la/ adj additional, supplemental; more, further
wastildu /was.til.du/ n suit bag, garment bag
wastistru /was.tis.tru/ n cheap suit
wastu /was.tu/ n suit
we /we/ prp for, for the benefit of
we /we/ v to throw
we-braniva /we.bra.ni.va/ adj (grammar) benefactive
wecka /weʃ.ka/ adj poisonous, toxic
weckastu /weʃ.kas.tu/ n poison, toxin
wecku /weʃ.ku/ n poison, toxin
wecku-gatru /weʃ.ku.ɡat.ru/ n poisoner
wecku-ge /weʃ.ku.ɡe/ v to poison, to give poison to (someone)
wectaryu /weʃ.tar.ju/ n dressing room, dressing area
wecte /weʃ.te/ v to wear
weldalya /wel.dal.ja/ adj wavy, undulating
welde /wel.de/ v to undulate, to roll
welde-de /wel.de.de/ v to cause to undulate
weldu /wel.du/ n wave
wertalya /wer.tal.ja/ adj herbaceous, non-woody
wertu /wer.tu/ n wort, herb, herbaceous plant
weskra /wes.kra/ adj west, western
weskralya /wes.kral.ja/ adj westerly, occidental
weskri /wes.kri/ adv west, westward
weskru /wes.kru/ n west
wetalya /we.tal.ja/ adj easily tangled
wetu /we.tu/ n vine, climbing plant
winkacu /wiŋ.ka.ʃu/ n winning
winkatu /wiŋ.ka.tu/ n win, victory
winke /wiŋ.ke/ v to win
winke-le /wiŋ.ke.le/ v to let win, to allow to win
wovu /wo.vu/ n egg
ya /ja/ prt -s, -es
yagacu /ja.ɡa.ʃu/ n hunting
yagatru /ja.ɡat.ru/ n hunter
yagatu /ja.ɡa.tu/ n hunt
yage /ja.ɡe/ v to hunt
yagu /ja.ɡu/ n hunt
ya-lanta /ja.lan.ta/ adj (grammar) plural, grammatically plural
ya-lantu /ja.lan.tu/ n (grammar) plural, grammatical plural, plural number
yana /ja.na/ adj annual, yearly
yani /ja.ni/ adv annually
yanoldu /ja.nol.du/ n calendar
yanu /ja.nu/ n year
ye /je/ cjt if
ye /je/ v to go; to take
ye-brane /je.bra.ne/ itj please
yekra /jek.ra/ adj hepatic, liver-related
yekru /jek.ru/ n liver
Yevanu /je.va.nu/ n Johannes, John, Shawn
yevropa /jev.ro.pa/ adj euro, european
yevropicu /jev.ro.pi.ʃu/ n Europic
Yevropiyu /jev.ro.pi.ju/ n Europe
yintcu /jin.ʧu/ n (Imperial measurement) inch, in.
yitacu /ji.ta.ʃu/ n going, traversing; way, path
yitalya /ji.tal.ja/ adj fleeting, temporary
yitatu /ji.ta.tu/ n go, run
yite /ji.te/ v to go; to take
yite-de /ji.te.de/ v to make go, to propel; to send
-yo /jo/ sfx.adv reason, cause
yocta- /joʃ.ta/ pfx yocto-, y
yota- /jo.ta/ pfx yotta-, Y
yota /jo.ta/ num septillion, 10²¹
yuna /ju.na/ num one
yuna-klarva /ju.na.klar.va/ adj (Classical calque) monochromatic, all one colour
yunala /ju.na.la/ adj whole, entire, complete
yunali /ju.na.li/ adv completely, entirely
yuna-lokwu /ju.na.lok.wu/ n (Classical calque) monologue, soliloquy
yunalu /ju.na.lu/ n whole
yunema /ju.ne.ma/ adj first
yuni /ju.ni/ adv once, one time; at one time
yunupla /ju.nup.la/ adj single, singular; (grammar) singular, singular number
zalkalya /zal.kal.ja/ adj atmospheric
zalkaryu /zal.kar.ju/ n atmosphere
zalka-veklu /zal.ka.vek.lu/ n aircraft, aerial vehicle, airplane, aeroplane
zalku /zal.ku/ n air, atmosphere
zalkunya /zal.kun.ja/ adj lacking air, air-less
zatra /zat.ra/ adj exact, precise, specific
zatra-de /zat.ra.de/ v to make exact, to calibrate, to hone
zatri /zat.ri/ adv exactly, precisely, specifically
zatritu /zat.ri.tu/ n precision, exactness
zebru /zeb.ru/ n zebra, Hippotigris spp.
zecta- /zeʃ.ta/ pfx zepto-, z
zembla /zem.bla/ adj rational, logical
zemblu /zem.blu/ n sense, reason, rationale
zemblu-he /zem.blu.xe/ v to make sense, to be rational
zeta- /ze.ta/ pfx zetta-, Z
zeta /ze.ta/ num sextillion, 10¹⁸
zolka /zol.ka/ adj locked, sealed
zolka-ble /zol.ka.ble/ v to lock, to become locked, to seal
zolka-de /zol.ka.de/ v to lock, to cause to be locked, to seal (up)
zolkaryu /zol.kar.ju/ n locker
zolke /zol.ke/ v to be locked, to be sealed
zolkilu /zol.ki.lu/ n lock, latch, seal
zolku /zol.ku/ n lock, seal
zumbacu /zum.ba.ʃu/ n humming, buzzing
zumba-su /zum.ba.su/ n kazoo
zumbe /zum.be/ v to hum, to buzz, to whirr
zumbistre /zum.bis.tre/ v to drone, to whine, to make an annoying sound
zumbistru /zum.bis.tru/ n whine, drone, annoying sound
zumbu /zum.bu/ n hum, buzz, whirr

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