Europic/Roots
A
√a rt.af Final -a indicates an adjective, which may also be a numeral or determiner. → -a ‘(‘‘adjective’‘)’
√abl rt.af ability, -able → -abla ‘able’, jabla ‘capable’
√ac rt.af abstraction, -tion, -ment → -acu ‘action’, jacu ‘quality, aspect’
√adr rt.af tree, plant; hierarchy (cf. √dar ‘tree’) → -adru ‘tree’, jadru ‘tree; hierarchy’
√al rt.af fraction, -th → -alu ‘fraction’, jalu ‘fraction’
√aly rt.af disposition, -y, -ous, -ical → -aly- ‘tendency’, -alya ‘inclined’, -alyu ‘tendency’, jalya ‘inclined’
√an rt.af member → -ana ‘member’, -anu ‘member’, janu ‘member, participant’
√angl rt.af angle, shape → -angl- ‘shape’, -angla ‘shaped’, -anglu ‘shape’, jangla ‘geometric’
√ant rt.af amount, quantity → -ant- ‘amount’, -anta ‘amount’, -antu ‘amount’, jantu ‘quantity
√ary rt.af place, -ary, -arium → -ary- ‘place’, -aryu ‘place’, jaryu ‘place’
√ast rt.af substance → -ast- ‘substance’, -asta ‘made of’, -astu ‘substance’, jastu ‘substance
√at rt.af (resultative), -tion, -ate → -atu ‘result, product’, jatu ‘result, product’
B
√b rt.sh build (cf. √bat ‘build’) → be ‘to build’
√ba rt.pt (conditional), would → ba ‘would’
√bak rt.bs bacon → baku ‘bacon’
√bal rt.bs dance → bale ‘to dance’, balu ‘dance’
√banz rt.bs banana → banzu ‘banana’
√barg rt.bs beard → bargu ‘beard’
√bark rt.bs boat → barku ‘boat’
√bast rt.bs stick → bastu ‘stick’
√bat rt.bs build (cf. √b ‘build’) → bata ‘built’, bate ‘to build’, batu ‘building’
√be rt.pt but → be ‘but’
√beby rt.bs baby → bebyu ‘baby’
√beld rt.bs pray → belde ‘to pray’, beldu ‘prayer’
√berk rt.bs berry → berku ‘berry’
√berv rt.bs boil → berve ‘to boil’
√best rt.bs beat → besta ‘beaten’, beste ‘to beat’, bestu ‘strike’
√bev rt.bs drink → beve ‘(‘‘Vulgar European’‘) to drink’, bevu ‘beverage’
√bey rt.bs bee → beyu ‘bee’
√bi rt.pt by, at → bi ‘by, at’
√bikl rt.bs bicycle → biklu ‘bicycle’
√bint rt.bs common → binta ‘common’
√bisk rt.bs cookie, (sweet) biscuit → bisku ‘cookie, biscuit’
√bitr rt.bs bitter → bitra ‘bitter’, bitri ‘bitterly’
√bl rt.sh become (cf. √bliv ‘become’) → ble ‘to become’
√blank rt.bs white → blanka ‘white’, blanku ‘white’
√blas rt.bs blow → blase ‘to blow’
√blenk rt.bs ink → blenku ‘ink’
√blevr rt.bs letter, message → blevru ‘letter, message’
√blid rt.bs forget → blida ‘forgotten’, blide ‘to forget’
√blikr rt.bs lightning → blikru ‘lightning’
√bliv rt.bs become (cf. √bl ‘become’) → blive ‘to become’
√blog rt.bs bow (for shooting arrows) → blogu ‘bow (‘‘for shooting arrows’‘)’
√blok rt.bs apple → bloku ‘apple’
√blosn rt.bs injured → blosna ‘injured’, blosne ‘to injure’, blosnu ‘injury’
√bluw rt.bs blue → bluwa ‘blue’, bluwu ‘blue’
√bo rt.pt about → bo ‘about’
√bolt rt.bs mushroom → boltu ‘mushroom’
√bolw rt.bs sick → bolwa ‘sick’, bolwu ‘sickness’
√botr rt.bs fight, battle → botre ‘to fight’, botru ‘battle’
√br rt.sh use (cf. √brut ‘use’) → bre ‘to use’
√brald rt.bs image → braldu ‘picture’
√bran rt.bs good → brana ‘good’, brani ‘well’
√brank rt.bs arm → branka ‘brachial’, branku ‘arm’
√brask rt.bs Brassica spp. → brasku ‘‘‘Brassica’‘ spp.’
√brast rt.bs branch → brasta ‘forked’, braste ‘to branch’, brastu ‘branch’
√brat rt.bs sibling → brata ‘fraternal’, bratu ‘sibling’
√brav rt.bs well-behaved → brava ‘well-behaved’
√brek rt.bs break → breka ‘broken’, breke ‘to break’, breku ‘damage’
√brelk rt.bs fern → brelku ‘bracken’
√brend rt.bs burn → brende ‘to burn’
√brev rt.bs short (in length), not long → breva ‘brief’, brevi ‘briefly’
√bril rt.bs shine → brile ‘to shine’
√brink rt.bs gill → brinku ‘gill’
√bro rt.pt related to → bro ‘related to’
√bromp rt.bs bud → brompe ‘to bud’, brompu ‘bud’
√bront rt.bs borrow → bronta ‘borrowed’, bronte ‘to borrow’
√brony rt.bs drive, compel → bronye ‘to compel’
√brost rt.bs bridge → brostu ‘bridge’
√bruk rt.bs abdomen → bruka ‘abdominal’, bruku ‘abdomen’
√brumbl rt.bs butter → brumblu ‘butter’
√brun rt.bs brown → bruna ‘brown’, brunu ‘brown’
√brusk rt.bs trousers, pants → brusku ‘trousers’
√brusl rt.bs Brussels, Belgium → brusla ‘Belgian’
√brusp rt.bs brussels sprout → bruspu ‘brussels sprout’
√brut rt.bs use (cf. √br ‘use’) → bruta ‘used’, brute ‘to use’, brutu ‘usage’
√budj rt.bs buy → budje ‘to buy’, budju ‘purchase’
√buf rt.bs toad → bufu ‘toad’
√bulgar rt.ln Bulgarian → bulgara ‘Bulgarian’
√bult rt.bs arrow → bultu ‘arrow’
√burt rt.bs ugly → burta ‘ugly’
√bus rt.bs bus → busu ‘bus’
√bust rt.bs mouth → busta ‘oral’, bustu ‘mouth’
√by rt.sh live (cf. √byuv ‘dwell’) → bye ‘to live’
√byer rt.bs beer → byeru ‘beer’
√byu rt.pt beyond → byu ‘beyond’
√byug rt.bs bend → byuga ‘curved’, byuge ‘to bend’, byugu ‘bend’
√byuv rt.bs live (cf. √by ‘dwell’) → byuva ‘alive’, byuve ‘to live’, byuvu ‘life’
C
√c rt.sh should (cf. √cald ‘should’) → ce ‘should’
√c rt.sh kind, sort → -ca ‘kind’
√ca rt.pt yes → ca ‘yes’
√cald rt.bs should (cf. √c ‘should’) → calda ‘obligated’, calde ‘should’, caldu ‘obligation’
√cam rt.bs spouse → cama ‘marital’, camu ‘spouse’, -camu ‘in-law’
√camily rt.ln Camilla, Camille → Camilyu ‘Camilla, Camille’
√camy rt.bs shirt (cf. √tamy ‘T-shirt’) → camyu ‘shirt’
√can rt.bs Sean, Shawn, Shane (cf. √yevan ‘John’√djan ‘John’) → Canu ‘Shawn, Shane’
√cap rt.bs sheep → capa ‘ovine’, capu ‘sheep’
√capr rt.bs chapter → capru ‘chapter’
√cel rt.bs cell → cela ‘cellular’, celu ‘cell’
√cend rt.bs pass, move, scend → cende ‘to go’, cendu ‘stair’
√cent rt.bs centi-, c → centa- ‘centi-, c’
√cin rt.bs tire → cinu ‘tire’
√cink rt.bs shield, covering → cinke ‘to shield’, cinku ‘shield’
√cisk rt.bs learn → ciske ‘to study’, cisku ‘study’, -cisku ‘-ology’
√colg rt.bs shadow → colga ‘shady’, colgu ‘shadow’
D
√d rt.sh do (cf. √dert ‘do, make’) → da ‘done’, de ‘to do’, dita ‘done’
√da rt.pt to → da ‘to’
√daj rt.bs day(time) → daja ‘diurnal’, daji ‘during the day’, daju ‘daytime’
√damark rt.ln Denmark → damarka ‘Danish’
√dany rt.bs Dan, Daniel (cf. √danyel ‘Daniel’) → Danyu ‘Dan, Danny’
√danyel rt.ln Daniel; Danielle (cf. √dany ‘Danny’) → Danyelu ‘Daniel’, Danyelu ‘Danielle’
√dar rt.bs tree (cf. √adr ‘tree’) → daru ‘tree’
√davl rt.bs valley → davlu ‘valley’
√de rt.pt of → de ‘of’
√dec rt.bs deci-, d → deca- ‘deci-, d’
√dect rt.bs direction → dectu ‘direction’
√dek rt.bs ten; deka-, da → deka ‘ten’, deka- ‘deka-, da’
√deng rt.bs tongue, taste → denga ‘gustatory’, denge ‘to taste’, dengu ‘tongue, taste’
√dent rt.bs tooth → denta ‘dental’, dentu ‘tooth’
√dert rt.bs do, make (cf. √d ‘do, make’) → derta ‘done’, derte ‘to do’, dertu ‘deed’
√desp rt.bs antic → despa ‘foolish’, despe ‘to fool around’, despu ‘antic’
√detr rt.bs fuck up → detra ‘fucked up’, detre ‘to fuck up’
√di rt.pt apart → di ‘apart’
√dik rt.bs say → dike ‘to say’
√dis rt.bs mis- → disa ‘wrong’, disa- ‘mis-’, dise ‘to be wrong’, disu ‘error
√dist rt.bs far → dista ‘far’, distu ‘distance’
√diw rt.bs god → diwa ‘divine’, diwu ‘deity’
√dj rt.sh open (cf. √djamp ‘open’) → dje ‘to open’
√dja rt.pt already (cf. √dje ‘just’√dji ‘until’√djo ‘just, about to’) → dja ‘already’
√djagr rt.bs constrictor → djagru ‘constrictor’
√djam rt.bs jam → djamu ‘jam’
√djamp rt.bs open (cf. √dj ‘open’) → djampa ‘open’, djampe ‘to open’, djampu ‘opening’
√djan rt.bs John, Sean, Ivan, Jean (cf. √yevan ‘John’√can ‘Shawn’) → Djanu ‘John’
√djandr rt.bs January → djandru ‘January’
√djapan rt.ln Japan → djapana ‘Japanese’
√dje rt.pt just (cf. √dja ‘already’√dji ‘until’√djo ‘just, about to’) → dje ‘just’
√djel rt.bs freeze → djela ‘frozen’, djele ‘to freeze’
√djendr rt.bs gender → djendru ‘gender’
√djent rt.bs person → djentu ‘person’
√dji rt.pt up to, until (cf. √dja ‘already’√dje ‘just’√djo ‘just, about to’) → dji ‘until’
√djim rt.bs winter → djima ‘hibernal’, djimu ‘winter’
√djo rt.pt (immediacy) (cf. √dja ‘already’√dje ‘just’√dji ‘until’) → djo ‘about to, just’
√djol rt.bs yellow → djola ‘yellow’, djolu ‘yellow’
√djor rt.bs day, 24 hour cycle → djora ‘daily’, djoru ‘day, 24 hours’
√djorg rt.bs George, Jorge (cf. √geyorg ‘George’√gyorg ‘George’) → Djorgu ‘George’
√djov rt.bs Jupiter, Jove, Thursday → Djovu ‘Jupiter’
√djuk rt.bs play → djuke ‘to play’, djuku ‘game’
√djulp rt.bs help → djupa ‘helpful’, djulpe ‘to help’, djulpi ‘helpfully’, djulpu ‘help
√djuly rt.bs July → djulyu ‘July’
√djung rt.bs young → djunga ‘young’
√djungl rt.bs jungle → djunglu ‘jungle’
√djunk rt.bs join → djunke ‘to join’, djunku ‘joint, junction’
√djuny rt.bs June → djunyu ‘June’
√djur rt.bs animal → djuru ‘animal’
√dolar rt.ln dollar → dolaru ‘dollar’
√dom rt.bs residence → doma ‘domestic’, domu ‘residence’
√dor rt.bs door → doru ‘door’
√dosk rt.bs teach → doske ‘to teach’, dosku ‘instruction’
√dr rt.sh may, have permission, be allowed (cf. √drav ‘be allowed’) → dre ‘may’
√dr rt.sh other, else (cf. √dri ‘each other’√dro ‘and/or’√dru ‘opposite’) → dra ‘other’
√drak rt.bs dragon → draku ‘dragon’
√dram rt.bs play → dramu ‘play’
√drapr rt.bs cloth → drapru ‘cloth’
√drav rt.bs may, have permission, be allowed (cf. √dr ‘may’) → drave ‘may’
√drem rt.bs autumn → drema ‘autumnal’, dremu ‘autumn’
√dresn rt.bs draw → dresne ‘to draw’
√dret rt.bs right(hand) → dreta ‘right’, dreti ‘on the right’, dretu ‘right side’
√dri rt.pt (reciprocal), each other, one another (cf. √dr ‘and/or’√dro ‘other’√dru ‘opposite’) → dri ‘each other’
√drij rt.bs yeast → driju ‘yeast’
√drisk rt.bs entrails → drisku ‘entrails’
√dro rt.pt and/or (cf. √dr ‘other’√dri ‘each other’√dru ‘opposite’) → dro ‘or’
√drom rt.bs sleep → droma ‘asleep’, drome ‘to sleep’, dromu ‘sleep’
√dru rt.pt facing, opposite (cf. √dr ‘other’√dri ‘each other’√dro ‘other’) → dru ‘opposite’
√drug rt.bs bad → druga ‘bad’, drugi ‘badly’
√drup rt.bs droop → drupa ‘droopy’, drupe ‘to droop’
√du rt.pt during → du ‘during’
√duby rt.bs doubt → dubya ‘doubtful’, dubye ‘to doubt’, dubyi ‘doubtfully’, dubyu ‘doubt
√dult rt.bs adult → dulta ‘adult’, dultu ‘adult’
√dum rt.bs smoke → dumu ‘smoke’
√dur rt.bs hard → dura ‘hard’
√duw rt.bs two → duwa ‘two’, duwi ‘twice’
√dwa rt.pt xor → dwa ‘or, xor’
√dwalv rt.bs dawn → dwalvu ‘dawn’
√dward rt.bs Edward (cf. √hedward ‘Edward’) → Dwardu ‘Dward, Edward’
√dwerg rt.bs dwarf → dwergu ‘dwarf’
E
√e rt.af Final -e indicates verb. It is also used for salutations and interjections. → -e ‘(‘‘verb’‘)’
√ec rt.af like → -eca ‘-like’, jeca ‘similar’
√em rt.af (ordinal) → -ema ‘-th’
√embl rt.af element → -embl- ‘element’, jemblu ‘element’
√ent rt.af (gerund), -ant, -ing → -ent- ‘-ing, -ant’, -enta ‘-ing, -ant’
√epr rt.af pair → -epr- ‘pair’, -epru ‘pair’, jepru ‘pair’
√erd rt.af herd, flock → -erd- ‘group’, -erdu ‘group’, jerdu ‘group’
√esl rt.af less → -esl- ‘less’, jesla ‘less’, jesli ‘less’
√evl rt.af set → -evl- ‘set’, -evlu ‘set’, jevlu ‘set’
F
√f rt.sh carry (cf. √fer ‘carry’) → fe ‘to carry’
√fa rt.pt source of → fa ‘source of’
√fabl rt.bs fable → fablu ‘fable’
√fakl rt.bs easy → fakla ‘easy’, fakli ‘easily’
√fal rt.bs lack, fail (cf. √fl ‘fail’) → fala ‘lacking’, fale ‘to fail’, falu ‘lack’
√fals rt.bs wrong, false → falsa ‘false’, falsi ‘falsely’
√fambl rt.bs famous → fambla ‘famous’, fambli ‘famously’, famblu ‘fame’
√famy rt.bs family → famya ‘familial’, famyu ‘(extended) family’
√fant rt.bs imagine → fanta ‘imaginary’, fante ‘to imagine’, fantu ‘imagination’
√febr rt.bs February → febru ‘February’
√fent rt.bs femto-, f → fenta- ‘femto-, f’
√fentr rt.bs window → fentru ‘window’
√fer rt.bs carry (cf. √f ‘carry’) → fera ‘carried’, fere ‘to carry’, feru ‘load’
√fest rt.bs party, feast, celebration → festa ‘festive’, feste ‘to celebrate’, festu ‘feast’
√fetr rt.bs tie → fetra ‘bound’, fetre ‘to tie’, fetru ‘bond, binding’
√fik rt.bs fika → fike ‘to drink coffee’
√fil rt.bs child, progeny → fila ‘filial’, filu ‘child, progeny’
√fism rt.bs fan → fismu ‘fan’
√fist rt.bs fart → fiste ‘to fart’, fistu ‘fart’
√fl rt.sh little, few → fla ‘few’
√fl rt.sh lack, fail (cf. √fal ‘lack, fail’) → fle ‘to lack’
√flask rt.bs bottle → flasku ‘bottle’
√flent rt.bs fly → flente ‘to fly’, flentu ‘flight’
√fletr rt.bs quiver (for arrows) → fletru ‘quiver’
√flitc rt.bs happy → flitca ‘happy’, flitci ‘happily’
√flod rt.bs fertile, fruitful → floda ‘fertile’
√floj rt.bs leaf → floju ‘leaf’
√flor rt.bs flower → flora ‘floral’, floru ‘flower’
√flot rt.bs float → flote ‘to float’
√flum rt.bs river → flumu ‘river’
√fluw rt.bs flow → fluwe ‘to flow’
√foby rt.bs fear → fobya ‘afraid’, fobye ‘to fear’, fobyi ‘fearfully’, fobyu ‘fear
√fokr rt.bs futuere, fuck → fokra ‘fucking’, fokre ‘to fuck’, fokru ‘fuck’
√fol rt.bs feel → fola ‘sensory’, fole ‘to feel’, folu ‘skin; feel’
√fombr rt.bs shape, form → fombre ‘to shape’, fombru ‘shape’
√fond rt.bs deep → fonda ‘deep’, fondi ‘deeply’
√fort rt.bs strong → forta ‘strong’, forte ‘to be strong’, forti ‘strongly’, fortu ‘strength
√fot rt.bs foot → fotu ‘foot (‘‘imperial’‘)’
√fr rt.sh fare (cf. √frat ‘fare’) → fre ‘to fare’
√fra rt.pt from → fra ‘from’
√fradj rt.bs root → fradju ‘root’
√fragl rt.bs strawberry → fraglu ‘strawberry’
√framb rt.bs raspberry → frambu ‘raspberry’
√frang rt.bs crack → franga ‘cracked’, frange ‘to crack’, frangu ‘crack’
√frangal rt.ln France, Gaul → frangala ‘French’
√frask rt.bs ask → fraske ‘to ask’, frasku ‘question’
√frast rt.bs steal → fraste ‘to steal’
√frat rt.bs fare (cf. √fr ‘fare’) → frate ‘to fare’
√fravl rt.bs butterfly → fravlu ‘butterfly’
√fraz rt.bs sentence → frazu ‘sentence’
√fred rt.bs cold → freda ‘cold’
√fremb rt.bs farm → frembe ‘to farm’, frembu ‘farm’
√fribr rt.bs free → fribra ‘free’
√frik rt.bs rub → frike ‘to rub’
√frind rt.bs friend → frindu ‘friend’
√frut rt.bs fruit → frutu ‘fruit’
√fu rt.pt (cessative) (cf. √fy ‘stop’) → fu ‘stop doing’
√fuk rt.bs fire → fuku ‘fire’
√fumbr rt.bs hunger → fumbra ‘hungry’, fumbre ‘to hunger’, fumbru ‘hunger’
√fund rt.bs base → funda ‘basic’, funde ‘to found’, fundu ‘foundation’
√fung rt.bs fungus → funga ‘fungal’, fungu ‘fungus’
√furg rt.bs oven → furgu ‘oven’
√furt rt.bs proud → furta ‘proud’
√fust rt.bs mouth (of a river) → fustu ‘river-mouth’
√fy rt.sh stop doing (cf. √fu ‘stop doing’) → fye ‘to stop doing’
G
√g rt.sh give (cf. √gan ‘give’) → ga ‘given (‘‘in compounds’‘)’, ge ‘to give’
√ga rt.pt (passive) → ga ‘(‘‘passive’‘)’
√gab rt.bs yawn → gabe ‘to yawn’, gabu ‘yawn’
√galt rt.bs keep (cf. √gl ‘keep’) → galte ‘to keep’
√gan rt.bs give (cf. √g ‘give’) → gane ‘to give’, ganu ‘gift’
√gans rt.bs goose → gansa ‘anserine’, gansu ‘goose’
√gat rt.bs cat → gata ‘feline’, gatu ‘cat’
√gavl rt.bs fork → gavlu ‘fork’
√gedj rt.bs tragedy → gedja ‘tragic’, gedju ‘tragedy’
√gerj rt.bs iron, Fe → gerja ‘ferrous’, gerju ‘iron’
√getr rt.bs yester- → getra ‘previous’, getri ‘yesterday’, getru ‘yesterday’
√geyorg rt.ln George, Jorge (cf. √djorg ‘George’√gyorg ‘George’) → Geyorgu ‘George’
√gi rt.pt (inceptive) (cf. √gy ‘start’√gin ‘start’) → gi ‘to start to’
√gig rt.bs giga-, G → giga ‘billion’, giga- ‘giga-’
√gin rt.bs start (cf. √gy ‘start’) → gine ‘to begin’, ginu ‘beginning’
√gl rt.sh to keep (cf. √galt ‘keep’) → gle ‘to keep’
√glak rt.bs milk → glaka ‘dairy’, glaku ‘milk’
√glask rt.bs glass, cup → glasku ‘glass’
√glav rt.bs sword → glavu ‘sword’
√gled rt.bs ice → gledu ‘ice’
√glis rt.bs smooth → glisa ‘smooth’
√go rt.pt (future) → go ‘will’
√golt rt.bs pain, hurt → golta ‘painful’, goltu ‘pain’
√goly rt.bs pride → golya ‘prideful’, golyu ‘pride’
√gor rt.bs gold, Au → goru ‘gold’
√gost rt.bs taste, aesthetic → gosta ‘stylish’, gostu ‘taste’
√got rt.bs goth → gota ‘Gothic’
√gr rt.sh step (cf. √grad ‘step’) → gre ‘to step’
√gr rt.sh much, many → gra ‘many’
√grad rt.bs step (cf. √gr ‘step’) → grade ‘to step’, gradu ‘step’
√graf rt.bs write → grafe ‘to write’, grafu ‘writing’
√gragl rt.bs throat → graglu ‘throat’
√grah rt.bs planet → graha ‘planetary’, grahu ‘planet’
√gram rt.bs gram → gramu ‘gram’
√gras rt.bs thick → grasa ‘thick’, grasi ‘thickly’
√grast rt.bs fat → grasta ‘fatty’, grastu ‘fat’
√gratc rt.bs thanks, grace → gratce ‘thanks’, gratcu ‘grace’
√gre rt.pt throughout → gre ‘throughout’
√gren rt.bs green → grena ‘green’, grenu ‘green’
√grij rt.bs grey → grija ‘grey’, griju ‘grey’
√griv rt.bs war → grive ‘to wage war’, grivu ‘war’
√gro rt.pt despite → gro ‘despite’
√guly rt.bs outside corner → gulyu ‘outside corner’
√gust rt.bs August → gustu ‘August’
√gwambr rt.bs warm → gwambra ‘warm’
√gy rt.sh start (cf. √gin ‘start’√gi ‘start doing’) → gye ‘to start’
√gyard rt.bs yard → gyardu ‘yard’
√gyen rt.bs polite → gyena ‘polite’
√gyorg rt.bs George, Jorge (cf. √geyorg ‘George’√djorg ‘George’) → Gyorgu ‘George’
√gyort rt.bs yoghourt → gyortu ‘yoghourt’
H
√h rt.sh have (cf. √hav ‘have’√ha ‘have done’) → he ‘to have’
√ha rt.pt perfect → ha ‘to have done’
√hadr rt.bs difficult → hadra ‘difficult’, hadri ‘with difficulty’
√hagr rt.bs field → hagru ‘field’
√hal rt.bs to breathe → hale ‘to breathe’, halu ‘breath’
√halk rt.bs big toe → halku ‘hallux (big toe)’
√hamb rt.bs ham → hambu ‘ham’
√hambl rt.bs hammer → hamble ‘to hammer’, hamblu ‘hammer’
√harab rt.ln Arab(ic) → haraba ‘Arabian’
√harj rt.bs weapon (general) → harju ‘weapon’
√hask rt.bs axe → haske ‘to chop’, hasku ‘axe’
√hat rt.bs atto-, a → hata- ‘atto-, a’
√hav rt.bs have (cf. √h ‘have’) → have ‘to have’
√hect rt.bs hecto-, h → hecta- ‘hecto-, h’
√hedward rt.ln Edward (cf. √dward ‘Dward’) → Hedwardu ‘Edward’
√helen rt.ln Greek → helena ‘Greek’
√helvet rt.ln Switzerland → helveta ‘Swiss’
√hem rt.bs home → heme ‘to live’, hemi ‘at home’, hemu ‘home’
√hendr rt.bs Henry, Heinrich (cf. √hendrik ‘Henry’) → Hendru ‘Henry’
√hendrik rt.ln Henry, Heinrich (cf. √hendr ‘Henry’) → Hendriku ‘Heinrich, Henry’
√herb rt.bs plant (cf. √wert ‘herb’) → herba ‘herbal’, herbu ‘herb’
√hesk rt.bs exa-, E → heska- ‘exa-, E’
√hest rt.bs be (cf. √s ‘be’) → hesta ‘extant’, heste ‘to exist’, hestu ‘being’
√het rt.bs naming (cf. √nom ‘name’) → hete ‘to name’, hetu ‘name’
√hibrit rt.ln hebrew → hibrita ‘Hebrew’
√hispan rt.ln Spanish → hispana ‘Spanish’
√hit rt.bs hit (cf. √hy ‘hit’) → hite ‘to hit’, hitu ‘strike’
√ho rt.pt oh, ho! → ho ‘oh!’
√hodj rt.bs today → hodji ‘today’, hodju ‘today’
√hokl rt.bs clock → hoklu ‘clock’
√holivy rt.ln Olive, Olivia; Oliver (cf. √livy ‘Livia’) → Holivyu ‘Olive, Olivia’, Holivyu ‘Oliver’
√hony rt.bs inside corner → honyu ‘inside corner’
√horb rt.bs diseased → horba ‘diseased’, horbu ‘disease’
√horc rt.bs crock → horcu ‘crock’
√hosp rt.bs host, hospitality → hospa ‘hospitable’, hospe ‘to host’, hospi ‘hospitably’, hospu ‘host
√howen rt.ln Owen (cf. √hwen ‘Owen’) → Howenu ‘Owen’
√hugr rt.bs humid → hugra ‘humid’
√hum rt.bs human → huma ‘human’, humu ‘human (being)’
√hungl rt.bs eel → hunglu ‘eel’
√hw rt.sh seek (cf. √hwald ‘seek’) → hwe ‘to seek’
√hwald rt.bs seek (cf. √hw ‘seek’) → hwalde ‘to seek’, hwaldu ‘search’
√hwen rt.bs Owen (cf. √howen ‘Owen’) → Hwenu ‘Owen’
√hwent rt.bs wheat → hwentu ‘wheat’
√hwiky rt.bs mentula, dick, cock → hwikyu ‘(‘‘Vulgar’‘) dick, cock’
√hwily rt.bs oil → hwilyu ‘oil’
√hy rt.sh hit (cf. √hit ‘hit’) → hye ‘to hit’
I
√i rt.af Final -i indicates a deadjectival adverb. → -i ‘-ly; times’
√ic rt.af language → -icu ‘language’, jicu ‘language’
√ik rt.af (diminutive) → -ik- ‘small’, jika ‘small’
√ikl rt.af offspring → -ikl- ‘offspring’, jiklu ‘offspring, progeny’
√il rt.af tool → -ilu ‘tool’, jilu ‘tool’
√ild rt.af holder → -ildu ‘holder’, jildu ‘holder’
√in rt.af female → -in- ‘female’, jina ‘female, feminine’
√ism rt.af -ism, ideology → -ismu ‘ideology’, jismu ‘ideology’
√ist rt.af most, (superlative) → -ist- ‘most’, -ista ‘most’, jista ‘most’, jisti ‘most
√istr rt.af bad, defective, wrong → -istr- ‘bad’, -istra ‘bad’, -istru ‘nastiness’, jistra ‘vile
√it rt.af state → -ita ‘done’, -itu ‘state, -ness’, jitu ‘state, condition’
√iv rt.af (grammaticality) → -iv- ‘-ive, -eme’, -iva ‘-ive, -eme’, jiva ‘grammatical’, jivu ‘grammar
√iy rt.af country → -iya ‘national’, -iyu ‘nation’, jiya ‘national’, jiyu ‘nation
J
K
√k rt.sh get (cf. √kep ‘get’) → ke ‘to get’
√ka rt.pt out → ka ‘out’
√kack rt.bs money → kacku ‘money’
√kact rt.bs cactus → kactu ‘cactus’
√kad rt.bs fall → kade ‘to fall’, kadu ‘fall’
√kahw rt.bs coffee → kahwu ‘coffee’
√kak rt.bs cake → kaku ‘cake’
√kal rt.bs call → kale ‘to call’, kalu ‘contact’
√kald rt.bs hot → kalda ‘hot’
√kam rt.bs stone → kamu ‘stone’
√kambl rt.bs camel → kamblu ‘camel’
√kamp rt.bs camp → kampu ‘camp’
√kan rt.bs dog → kana ‘canine’, kanu ‘dog’
√kanad rt.ln Canada → kanada ‘Canadian’
√kant rt.bs sing → kante ‘to sing’, kantu ‘song’
√kap rt.bs chef, boss → kapa ‘main’, kapi ‘primarily’, kapu ‘boss’
√kapl rt.bs hair → kaplu ‘hair’
√kapr rt.bs goat → kapra ‘caprine’, kapru ‘goat’
√karp rt.bs wrist → karpa ‘carpal’, karpu ‘wrist’
√kart rt.bs map → kartu ‘map’
√kas rt.bs cheese → kasu ‘cheese’
√kask rt.bs box, chest → kasku ‘box’
√kaskad rt.ln Cascadia → kaskada ‘Cascadian’
√kasp rt.bs lid → kaspu ‘lid’
√katc rt.bs catch → katce ‘to catch’, katcu ‘capture’
√kavl rt.bs horse → kavla ‘equine’, kavlu ‘horse’
√kazah rt.ln Kazakh → kazaha ‘Kazakh, Cossack’
√ke rt.pt that → ke ‘that’
√ked rt.bs stop → kede ‘to stop’, kedu ‘stop’
√kek rt.bs one-eyed → keka ‘one-eyed’
√kelt rt.bs art → kelta ‘artistic’, keltu ‘art’
√kembr rt.bs December → kembru ‘December’
√kemp rt.bs keep doing → kempe ‘to continue’
√kent rt.bs hundred → kenta ‘one hundred’, kenti ‘a hundred times’, kentu ‘hundred’
√kep rt.bs get, consume (cf. √k ‘get’) → kepe ‘to consume’
√kerb rt.bs brain → kerba ‘cerebral’, kerbu ‘brain’
√kerd rt.bs card → kerdu ‘card’
√kerv rt.bs deer → kerva ‘cervine’, kervu ‘deer’
√kevl rt.bs ankle → kevlu ‘ankle’
√ki rt.pt (reflexive) → ki ‘oneself’
√kil rt.bs kilo-, k → kila- ‘kilo-, k’
√kind rt.bs child → kinda ‘child-related’, kindu ‘child’
√kins rt.bs end → kinsa ‘final’, kinse ‘to finish’, kinsi ‘finally’, kinsu ‘end
√kint rt.bs chin → kintu ‘chin’
√kis rt.bs acid → kisa ‘sour’, kisu ‘acid’
√kiv rt.bs city → kiva ‘urban’, kivu ‘city’
√kl rt.sh close (cf. √klid ‘close’) → kle ‘to close’
√klact rt.bs cape, cloak → klactu ‘cloak’
√klagr rt.bs meat → klagru ‘meat’
√klangr rt.bs anger → klangra ‘angry’, klangre ‘to rage’, klangru ‘anger’
√klantc rt.bs chain → klantcu ‘chain’
√klar rt.bs clear → klara ‘clear’, klare ‘to be clear’, klari ‘clearly’
√klarv rt.bs colour → klarvu ‘colour’
√klay rt.bs clay → klayu ‘clay’
√klebr rt.bs bread → klebru ‘bread’
√kled rt.bs clothing → kleda ‘clad, clothed’, klede ‘to clothe’, kledu ‘garment’
√klen rt.bs knee → klenu ‘knee’
√klep rt.bs steal → klepe ‘to steal’
√klict rt.bs scream → klicte ‘to scream’, klictu ‘scream’
√klid rt.bs close, shut (cf. √kl ‘close’) → klida ‘closed’, klide ‘to close’, klidu ‘closure’
√klin rt.bs hill → klinu ‘hill’
√klip rt.bs cute → klipa ‘cute’
√kloct rt.bs basket → kloctu ‘basket’
√klop rt.bs head → klopu ‘head’
√klor rt.bs ear~hear → klora ‘auditory’, klore ‘to hear’, kloru ‘ear; sound’
√klub rt.bs club, exclusive group → klubu ‘club’
√klusk rt.bs spoon → klusku ‘spoon’
√klutc rt.bs key → klutcu ‘key’
√ko rt.pt because of → ko ‘because of’
√kobr rt.bs October → kobru ‘October’
√kokw rt.bs cook → kokwa ‘culinary’, kokwe ‘to cook’
√kolb rt.bs elbow → kolbu ‘elbow’
√kold rt.bs harvest → kolde ‘to harvest’, koldu ‘harvest’
√kombr rt.bs room → kombru ‘room, chamber’
√kont rt.bs count → konte ‘to count’, kontu ‘count, tally’
√kontc rt.bs cunnus, cunt → kontca ‘fucking’, kontcu ‘cunt’
√kontr rt.bs know / be familiar → kontra ‘known, familiar’, kontre ‘to know, to recognize’
√kony rt.bs rabbit → konyu ‘rabbit’
√kopy rt.bs copy → kopya ‘duplicate’, kopye ‘to copy’, kopyu ‘copy’
√kord rt.bs rope → kordu ‘rope’
√korp rt.bs body → korpa ‘bodily, corporal’, korpu ‘body’
√kort rt.bs short (in height), not tall → korta ‘short’
√kosk rt.bs cost → koske ‘to cost’, kosku ‘cost’
√kosm rt.bs space, cosmos → kosma ‘cosmic’, kosmu ‘outer space’
√kosov rt.ln Kosovan → kosova ‘Kosovan’
√kost rt.bs bone → kosta ‘osteal’, kostu ‘bone’
√koz rt.bs cause → koza ‘causal’, koze ‘to cause’, kozu ‘cause’
√kr rt.sh believe (cf. √kred ‘believe’) → kre ‘to believe’
√kram rt.bs cream → krama ‘creamy’, kramu ‘cream’
√krap rt.bs scratch → krape ‘to scratch’
√krasp rt.bs scrape → kraspe ‘to scrape’
√krast rt.bs following day → krasti ‘tomorrow’, krastu ‘the next day’
√kred rt.bs belief (cf. √kr ‘believe’) → krede ‘to believe’, kredu ‘belief’
√krend rt.bs run → krende ‘to run’, krendu ‘run, jog’
√kresk rt.bs dusk → kresku ‘dusk’
√kret rt.bs correct → kreta ‘correct’, krete ‘to be correct’, kreti ‘correctly’
√kri rt.pt around → kri ‘around’, kri- ‘circum-’
√krid rt.bs shout → kride ‘to shout’, kridu ‘shout’
√krintc rt.bs ring → krintcu ‘ring’
√kron rt.bs horn → kronu ‘horn’
√krosk rt.bs bark → krosku ‘bark’
√krost rt.bs bite → kroste ‘to bite’, krostu ‘bite’
√krot rt.bs carrot → krotu ‘carrot’
√krowat rt.ln Croatian → krowata ‘Croatian’
√krud rt.bs blood → krudu ‘blood’
√ku rt.pt (continuative) → ku ‘keep doing’
√kumber rt.ln Wales → kumbera ‘Welsh’
√kuns rt.bs sew → kunse ‘to sew’
√kup rt.bs cut → kupa ‘cut’, kupe ‘to cut’, kupu ‘cut’
√kupr rt.bs copper, Cu → kupra ‘copper’, kupru ‘copper’
√kurz rt.bs corn, maize → kurzu ‘corn, maize’
√kust rt.bs cough → kuste ‘to cough’, kustu ‘cough’
√kuvr rt.bs blanket → kuvru ‘blanket’
√kuz rt.bs cousin → kuzu ‘cousin’
√kw rt.sh come (cf. √kwem ‘come’) → kwe ‘to come’
√kw rt.sh (interrogative) → kwa ‘what, which, how (much)’, kwa ‘if, whether’, kwa- ‘where, what’
√kwadr rt.bs square → kwadra ‘square’, kwadru ‘square’
√kwaltc rt.bs nonsense, bullshit → kwaltcu ‘nonsense’
√kwambr rt.bs oak → kwambru ‘oak’
√kwect rt.bs quecto-, q → kwecta- ‘quecto-, q’
√kwem rt.bs come (cf. √kw ‘come’) → kweme ‘to come, to bring’
√kwemb rt.bs hang → kwemba ‘hanging’, kwembe ‘to hang’
√kwet rt.bs quetta-, Q → kweta- ‘quetta-, Q’
√kwir rt.bs queer → kwira ‘queer’, kwiru ‘queer person’
√kwo rt.pt than → kwo ‘than, as’
√ky rt.sh keep doing → kye ‘keep doing’
√kyalb rt.bs swan → kyalbu ‘swan’
√kyel rt.bs sky → kyelu ‘sky’
√kyul rt.bs household → kyulu ‘household’
L
√l rt.sh allow (cf. √les ‘allow’) → le ‘to let’
√l rt.sh the, that → la ‘this, that’
√labr rt.bs work → labra ‘working’, labre ‘to work’, labri ‘laboriously’, labru ‘work
√lak rt.bs lake → laku ‘lake’
√lakr rt.bs tear(drop) → lakre ‘to weep’, lakru ‘tear’
√lalk rt.bs alcohol → lalka ‘alcoholic, containing alcohol’, lalku ‘alcohol’
√lamp rt.bs lamp → lampu ‘lamp’
√land rt.bs countryside → landu ‘land’
√lany rt.bs rip, tear → lanye ‘to rip’
√lardj rt.bs wide → lardja ‘wide’
√latin rt.ln latin → latina ‘Latin’
√lav rt.bs wash → lava ‘washed, clean’, lave ‘to wash’, lavu ‘wash’
√le rt.pt before → le ‘before’, le- ‘fore-, great-, yester-’
√ledj rt.bs lie (down) → ledja ‘horizontal’, ledje ‘to lie (down)’, ledji ‘horizontally’, ledju ‘layer
√leg rt.bs read → lege ‘to read’
√legl rt.bs bed → leglu ‘bed’
√legr rt.bs light (in weight), not heavy → legra ‘light (‘‘in weight’‘)’
√legy rt.bs algae → legyu ‘algae’
√lekr rt.bs electricity → lekra ‘electrical’, lekru ‘electricity’
√lemp rt.bs early (cf. le ‘before’tempu ‘time’) → lempa ‘early’, lempi ‘early’
√lengland rt.ln England → lenglanda ‘English’
√lent rt.bs slow → lenta ‘slow’, lenti ‘slowly’
√lerg rt.bs allergy → lerga ‘allergic’, lerge ‘to be allergic’, lergu ‘allergen’
√les rt.bs let (cf. √l ‘allow’) → lese ‘to allow’
√lest rt.bs summer → lesta ‘aestival’, lestu ‘summer’
√letr rt.bs letter → letre ‘to spell’, letru ‘glyph, character’
√lev rt.bs rise → leve ‘to rise’
√leviy rt.ln Levi, Leo; Leia, Leah (cf. √ley ‘Leo’√holivy ‘Olivia’) → Levyu ‘Levi’, Levyu ‘Leah’
√ley rt.bs Levi, Leo; Leia, Leah (cf. √leviy ‘Levi’) → Leyu ‘Leo’, Leyu ‘Leia’
√libr rt.bs book → libru ‘book’
√lick rt.bs lichen → licku ‘lichen’
√likr rt.bs laugh → likra ‘funny’, likre ‘to laugh’, likru ‘laugh’
√likw rt.bs liquid → likwa ‘liquid’, likwe ‘to be liquid’, likwu ‘liquid’
√lingw rt.bs language → lingwa ‘linguistic’, lingwu ‘language’
√lipr rt.bs lip → lipru ‘lip’
√list rt.bs list → listu ‘list’
√litr rt.bs litre → litru ‘litre, L’
√litwan rt.ln Lithuanian → litwana ‘Lithuanian’
√livy rt.bs Olive, Olivia; Oliver (cf. √holivy ‘Olivia’) → Livyu ‘Olivia’
√lo rt.pt along, down → lo ‘along’
√log rt.bs word → logu ‘word’
√lokw rt.bs talk (cf. √lw ‘talk’) → lokwe ‘to talk’, lokwu ‘talk, speech’
√long rt.bs long → longa ‘long’
√lopy rt.bs shovel → lopye ‘to shovel’, lopyu ‘shovel’
√lum rt.bs light → luma ‘light, bright’, lumi ‘brightly’, lumu ‘light’
√lun rt.bs moon → lunu ‘moon’
√lup rt.bs wolf → lupa ‘lupine’, lupu ‘wolf’
√lw rt.sh talk (cf. √lokw ‘talk’) → lwe ‘to talk’
√ly rt.sh love (cf. √lyam ‘love’) → lye ‘to love’
√lyam rt.bs love (cf. √ly ‘love’) → lyama ‘beloved’, lyame ‘to love’, lyamu ‘love’
√lyar rt.bs rent, hire → lyara ‘rental’, lyare ‘to rent, to hire’
√lyon rt.bs lion → lyonu ‘lion’
M
√m rt.sh I, me, (1st person) → ma ‘my’, mu ‘I, me’
√m rt.sh put (cf. √met ‘put’) → me ‘to put’
√magyar rt.ln Hungarian → magyara ‘Hungarian’
√mak rt.bs poppy → maku ‘poppy’
√makl rt.bs jaw → maklu ‘jaw’
√mal rt.bs evil → mala ‘wicked’, male ‘to be evil’, mali ‘wickedly’, malu ‘evil
√malt rt.bs shade, nuance → malte ‘to shade’, maltu ‘shade (‘‘of a colour’‘)’
√mambr rt.bs breast → mambru ‘breast’
√mand rt.bs order → mande ‘to order’, mandu ‘order’
√mandj rt.bs food → mandju ‘food’
√mandr rt.bs manner, way (cf. √mo ‘manner’√mod ‘mode’) → mandru ‘way, manner’
√mang rt.bs mango → mangu ‘mango’
√mank rt.bs hand → manka ‘manual’, manki ‘manually, by hand’, manku ‘hand’
√mant rt.bs diamond → mantu ‘diamond’
√mar rt.bs sea → mara ‘marine’, maru ‘sea, ocean’
√marg rt.bs edge, brink → margu ‘edge’
√mariy rt.ln Mary, Marie, Maria; Mario (cf. √mary ‘Mary’) → Mariyu ‘Maria, Marie’
√mark rt.bs mark, note → marka ‘notable’, marke ‘to notice’, marki ‘noticeably’, marku ‘note
√mars rt.bs March, Mars, Tuesday → Marsu ‘Mars’, marsu ‘March’
√mart rt.bs morning → marta ‘matudinal’, marti ‘in the morning’, martu ‘morning’
√marv rt.bs amazing → marva ‘amazing’, marvu ‘marvel’
√marw rt.bs desert, wasteland → marwu ‘desert, wasteland’
√mary rt.bs Mary, Marie, Maria; Mario (cf. √mariy ‘Maria’) → Maryu ‘Mary’
√marz rt.bs ripe → marza ‘ripe’, marze ‘to be ripe’
√mast rt.bs chew → maste ‘to chew’
√may rt.bs May → mayu ‘May’
√me rt.pt with → me ‘with’, me- ‘co-, con-, together’
√medj rt.bs comedy → medja ‘funny’, medju ‘comedy’
√medr rt.bs wet → medra ‘wet’
√meg rt.bs mega-, M → mega ‘million’, mega- ‘mega-, M’
√megl rt.bs large → megla ‘large’, megli ‘largely’
√mekr rt.bs Mercury; Wednesday → Mekru ‘Mercury’
√mel rt.bs honey → melu ‘honey’
√melg rt.bs black → melga ‘black’, melgu ‘black, blackness’
√mely rt.bs Emily, Emilia, Millie; Miles, Miller (cf. √mily ‘Emilia’) → Melyu ‘Emily’
√melz rt.bs metal → melza ‘metallic’, melzu ‘metal, ore’
√membr rt.bs memory (cf. √ment ‘mind’√mind ‘opinion’) → membre ‘to remember’, membru ‘memory’
√men rt.bs walk → mene ‘to walk’, menu ‘stroll’
√mend rt.bs mean, indicate, signify → mende ‘to mean’, mendu ‘meaning’
√ment rt.bs mind (cf. √membr ‘memory’√mind ‘opinion’) → menta ‘mental’, mentu ‘mind’
√merk rt.bs rule → merke ‘to rule’
√mertc rt.bs thanks → mertce ‘thanks’, mertce ‘to thank’, mertcu ‘gratitude’
√mes rt.bs month → mesa ‘monthly’, mesu ‘month’
√met rt.bs put (cf. √m ‘put’) → mete ‘to put’
√metc rt.bs even → metci ‘even’
√metr rt.bs measure → metre ‘to measure’, metru ‘measurement’, metru ‘metre, m’
√mez rt.bs house → mezu ‘house’
√mi rt.pt middle → mi- ‘mid-, inter-’, mi ‘between, among’
√mick rt.bs mix → micka ‘mixed’, micke ‘to mix’
√mid rt.bs middle → mida ‘middle, central’
√midr rt.bs smile → midre ‘to smile’, midru ‘smile’
√mik rt.bs small → mika ‘small’, mike ‘to be small’
√mikr rt.bs micro-, μ → mikra- ‘micro-, μ’
√mil rt.bs thousand; milli-, m → mila- ‘milli-, m’, mila ‘thousand’, milu ‘thousand’
√mily rt.bs mile; Emily, Emilia, Millie; Miles, Miller (cf. √mely ‘Mella’) → milyu ‘mile’, Milyu ‘Emily, Emilia’, Milyu ‘Miles’
√mind rt.bs opinion, judgement (cf. √membr ‘memory’√ment ‘mind’) → minde ‘to opine’, mindu ‘opinion’
√mink rt.bs small → minke ‘to shrink’
√mint rt.bs minute → mintu ‘minute’
√mir rt.bs ant → mira ‘formic’, miru ‘ant’
√mo rt.pt manner (cf. √mandr ‘way, manner’√mod ‘mode’) → -mo ‘way, manner’
√mod rt.bs mode, style, sort, kind, type (cf. √mandr ‘way, manner’√mo ‘manner’) → modu ‘manner, way’
√moh rt.bs moss → mohu ‘moss’
√mold rt.bs model, mold, pattern → moldu ‘pattern’
√monak rt.ln Monaco → Monaku ‘Monoco’
√mont rt.bs mountain → montu ‘mountain’
√mony rt.bs monkey → monyu ‘monkey’
√morf rt.bs change → morfa ‘different’, morfe ‘to change’, morfi ‘differently’, morfu ‘change
√mort rt.bs dead, die → morta ‘dead’, morte ‘to die, to be dead’, mortu ‘corpse’
√motr rt.bs motor, engine → motra ‘motorized’, motru ‘motor’
√mov rt.bs move (cf. √mw ‘move’) → mova ‘mobile’, move ‘to move’
√muc rt.bs gnat → mucu ‘gnat’
√muj rt.bs much, many → muja ‘much, many’, muji ‘very’
√muk rt.bs mushroom → muku ‘mushroom’
√muld rt.bs soil → muldu ‘soil’
√mur rt.bs wall → muru ‘wall’
√murik rt.ln American → murika ‘American’
√mus rt.bs mouse → musu ‘mouse’
√musk rt.bs muscle → musku ‘muscle’
√muz rt.bs music → muzu ‘music’
√mw rt.sh move (cf. √mov ‘move’) → mwe ‘to move’
√mwald rt.bs world → mwalda ‘global’, mwaldi ‘globally’, mwaldu ‘world’
√mwank rt.bs monk, nun → mwanku ‘monk, nun’
√mweld rt.bs mould → mweldu ‘mould’
√mwily rt.bs bat, Chiroptera spp. → mwilyu ‘bat’
√myuntcen rt.ln Munich → Myuntcenu ‘Munich’
N
√n rt.sh (prohibitive) (cf. √ne ‘not’) → ne ‘don't’
√n rt.sh no, none (cf. √n ‘don’t’√ne ‘not’) → na ‘no, none’
√na rt.pt (accusative) → na ‘(‘‘accusative’‘)’
√nadr rt.bs snake → nadru ‘snake’
√nambl rt.bs navel → namblu ‘navel’
√nan rt.bs nano-, n → nana- ‘nano-, n’
√nark rt.bs drug, narcotic → narka ‘narcotic’, narku ‘drug’
√nask rt.bs birth → naska ‘natal’, naske ‘to be born’, nasku ‘birth’
√natr rt.bs nature → natra ‘natural’, natru ‘nature’
√nav rt.bs swim → nave ‘to swim’
√naz rt.bs nose; smell → naza ‘olfactory’, naze ‘to smell’, nazu ‘nose’, nazu ‘smell
√nazl rt.bs nostril → nazlu ‘nostril’
√ne rt.pt (negative) (cf. √n ‘no, none’√n ‘don’t’) → ne ‘not’
√neb rt.bs fog → neba ‘foggy, misty’, nebu ‘fog, mist’
√neck rt.bs soft → necka ‘soft’
√nef rt.bs sibling’s child, nephew, niece → nefu ‘niece, nephew’
√nefr rt.bs kidney → nefra ‘renal’, nefru ‘kidney’
√neg rt.bs refuse, deny → nege ‘to deny’
√negw rt.bs snow → negwa ‘snowy’, negwu ‘snow’
√nemy rt.bs enemy → nemya ‘adversarial’, nemyu ‘enemy’
√nerg rt.bs energy → nergu ‘energy’
√nes rt.bs island → nesa ‘insular’, nesu ‘island’
√ni rt.pt any → ni ‘any, -ever’
√nik rt.bs grandchild → niku ‘grandchild’
√nimb rt.bs cloud → nimba ‘cloudy’, nimbu ‘cloud’
√nist rt.bs nest → nistu ‘nest’
√no rt.pt in → no ‘in’
√no rt.pt time → -no ‘time’
√nog rt.bs leg → nogu ‘leg’
√nogl rt.bs nail → noglu ‘nail’
√nohl rt.bs needle → nohlu ‘needle’
√noj rt.bs knife → noju ‘knife’
√nom rt.bs name (cf. √het ‘name’) → nomu ‘name’
√nombr rt.bs number → nombru ‘number’
√non rt.bs grandparent → nonu ‘grandparent’
√norveg rt.ln Norway → norvega ‘Norwegian’
√not rt.bs night → nota ‘nocturnal’, noti ‘at night’, notu ‘night’
√nov rt.bs new → nova ‘new’, novi ‘newly’
√novr rt.bs north → novra ‘north’, novri ‘northward’, novru ‘north’
√nud rt.bs naked → nuda ‘nude, naked’, nude ‘to be naked’
√nul rt.bs zero (cf. √n ‘no, none’) → nula ‘zero’
√nunk rt.bs message → nunke ‘to convey’, nunku ‘message’
√nuv rt.bs nine → nuva ‘nine’, nuvi ‘nine times’
√nw rt.sh some → nwa ‘some, a few’
√nwe rt.pt but not, and not → nwe ‘but not’
√nya rt.pt without → nya ‘without’, -nya ‘-less’
√nyu rt.pt nand → nyu ‘not ... and, nand’
√nyukl rt.bs nuclear (atomic) → nyukla ‘nuclear’
O
√ogl rt.af (augmentative) → -ogl- ‘huge’, -ogla ‘huge’, jogla ‘huge’
√ohl rt.af alcohol → -ohl- ‘alcohl’, johlu ‘alcohol, booze’, johla ‘alcoholic’
√old rt.af container → -old- ‘container’, -oldu ‘container’, joldu ‘container’
√omb rt.af collection → -omb- ‘collection’, -ombu ‘collection’, jombu ‘collection, mass’
√on rt.af -on, particle → -on- ‘particle’, -onu ‘particle’, jonu ‘particle’
√or rt.af level, degree → -or- ‘degree’, -oru ‘degree’, joru ‘degree’
√os rt.af full of → -os- ‘full of’, -osa ‘-ful’, josa ‘full, rife’
√otc rt.af male → -otc- ‘male’, jotca ‘male, masculine’
√ovr rt.af worthwhile → -ovr- ‘worthwhile’, -ovra ‘worthwhile’, jovra ‘worthwhile’
√oz rt.af more, (comparative) → -oz- ‘more’, -oza ‘more’, joza ‘more’, jozi ‘more
P
√p rt.sh can (cf. √pov ‘can’) → pe ‘to be able, can’
√p rt.sh all → pa ‘all’
√padj rt.bs page → padju ‘page’
√pal rt.bs ball → palu ‘ball’
√palas rt.ln palace → palasa ‘palatial’, palasu ‘palace’
√palat rt.ln palate → palata ‘palatal’, palatu ‘palate’
√palk rt.bs thumb → palku ‘thumb’
√palt rt.bs coat → paltu ‘coat, jacket’
√paly rt.bs old, not new → palya ‘old’, palyi ‘anciently’
√pank rt.bs duck → panka ‘anatine ’, panku ‘duck’
√papr rt.bs paper → papru ‘paper’
√par rt.bs seem → pare ‘to seem’, paru ‘appearance’
√paris rt.ln Paris → parisa ‘Parisian’, Parisu ‘Paris’
√park rt.bs park → parke ‘to park’
√pars rt.bs podex, ass, arse → parsu ‘ass, arse’
√part rt.bs part, share → parta ‘partial’, parte ‘to divide’, parti ‘partially’, partu ‘part
√pasp rt.bs caution, beware → paspa ‘cautious’, paspe ‘to beware’, paspi ‘cautiously’, paspu ‘caution
√past rt.bs paste → pastu ‘paste’
√pastr rt.bs pastry → pastru ‘pastry’
√pavl rt.bs Paul, Pablo; Paula, Pavola (cf. √pawol ‘Paul’) → Pavlu ‘Paul’
√pawol rt.ln Paul, Pablo; Paula, Pavola (cf. √pavl ‘Pavel’) → Pawolu ‘Pavolo’
√pe rt.pt by, by means of, with → pe ‘by, with’
√pel rt.bs skin → pelu ‘skin’
√pelk rt.bs ash → pelku ‘ash’
√pelt rt.bs pelt, fur → peltu ‘fur’
√pen rt.bs feather → penu ‘feather’
√pengw rt.bs penguin → pengwu ‘penguin’
√pent rt.bs five → penta ‘five’, penti ‘five times’
√pepr rt.bs pepper (black) → pepru ‘black pepper’
√perd rt.bs lose → perda ‘lost’, perde ‘to lose’
√pers rt.bs Persian → persa ‘Persian’
√pert rt.bs fart loudly → perte ‘to fart loudly’, pertu ‘loud fart’
√pertc rt.bs peach → pertcu ‘peach’
√pet rt.bs peta-, P → peta- ‘peta, P’
√pi rt.pt over, above, up → pi ‘over, above’
√pic rt.bs fish → pica ‘piscene’, picu ‘fish’
√pik rt.bs pico-, p → pika- ‘pico-, p’
√piny rt.bs pineapple → pinyu ‘pineapple’
√pis rt.bs pissāre, piss → pise ‘to piss’, pisu ‘piss’
√pist rt.bs shoot → piste ‘to shoot’
√pit rt.bs request → pite ‘to plead, to request’, pitu ‘plea, request’
√piz rt.bs pizza → pizu ‘pizza’
√pl rt.sh like (cf. √platc ‘like’) → ple ‘to like’
√plagw rt.bs law → plagwa ‘legal’, plagwu ‘law’
√plak rt.bs sign → plaku ‘sign’
√plakl rt.bs stain → plakla ‘stained’, plakle ‘to stain’, plaklu ‘stain’
√plan rt.bs flat → plana ‘flat’, plane ‘to be flat’
√plank rt.bs board → planku ‘plank’
√plant rt.bs plain → plantu ‘grassland, plain’
√plantr rt.bs weep (cf. √lakr ‘tear’) → plantre ‘to weep’
√plast rt.bs plastic → plasta ‘plastic’, plastu ‘plastic’
√plat rt.bs plate → platu ‘plate’
√platc rt.bs like (cf. √pl ‘like’) → platce ‘please’, platce ‘to like’, platcu ‘pleasure’
√plect rt.bs flee → plecte ‘to flee, to run away’, plectu ‘flight’
√pleg rt.bs pay → plege ‘to pay’, plegu ‘payment’
√plen rt.bs full → plena ‘full’, plene ‘to be full’
√pleng rt.bs complain → plenga ‘plaintive’, plenge ‘to complain’, plengu ‘complaint’
√plik rt.bs pick, pluck → plike ‘to pluck’
√plod rt.bs loud → ploda ‘loud’, plode ‘to be loud’, plodi ‘loudly’
√plukr rt.bs neat → plukra ‘neat’, plukri ‘neatly’
√plumb rt.bs lead, Pb → plumbu ‘lead’
√pluns rt.bs lung → plunsa ‘pulmonary’, plunsu ‘lung’
√pluv rt.bs rain → pluva ‘rainy’, pluvu ‘rain’
√pod rt.bs foot → poda ‘pedal, foot-related’, podi ‘by foot’, podu ‘foot’
√podr rt.bs weather → podra ‘meteorological’, podru ‘weather’
√pok rt.bs few, little → poka ‘few’, poki ‘barely’
√pol rt.bs chicken → polu ‘chicken’
√poly rt.bs meadow → polyu ‘meadow’
√pon rt.bs put, pon-, thesis- → pone ‘to put’
√port rt.bs carry, port- → porte ‘to carry’
√portug rt.ln Portugal → portuga ‘Portuguese’
√pos rt.bs kiss → pose ‘to kiss’, posu ‘kiss’
√pot rt.bs cauldron → potu ‘pot’
√pov rt.bs able (cf. √p ‘can’) → pove ‘to be able, can’
√povr rt.bs poor → povra ‘poor’, povre ‘to be poor’
√pr rt.sh understand (cf. √prat ‘understand’) → pre ‘to understand’
√pr rt.sh each, every → pra ‘each, every’
√pract rt.bs power, force → practa ‘dynamic’, practu ‘force’
√prad rt.bs peace → prada ‘peaceful’, pradu ‘peace’
√prat rt.bs understand (cf. √pr ‘understand’) → prate ‘to understand’
√pred rt.bs prey → prede ‘to prey (upon)’
√prent rt.bs lend, loan → prente ‘to loan’, prentu ‘loan’
√pres rt.bs squeeze → presa ‘squeezed, pressed’, prese ‘to squeeze’
√presn rt.bs prison → presna ‘penal’, presnu ‘prison’
√prest rt.bs chest → prestu ‘chest’
√pret rt.bs ready → preta ‘ready’, prete ‘to be ready’
√prikl rt.bs danger → prikla ‘dangerous’, prikle ‘to be dangerous’, priklu ‘danger’
√prily rt.bs April → prilyu ‘April’
√prim rt.bs first → prima ‘first, main’, prime ‘to be first’, primi ‘mainly’, primu ‘principal
√primbl rt.bs primrose → primblu ‘primrose’
√print rt.bs print → printa ‘printed’, printe ‘to print’, printu ‘print’
√prist rt.bs finger → pristu ‘finger’
√pro rt.pt for → pro- ‘for-’, pro ‘for’
√profl rt.bs profile, account → proflu ‘profile’
√proj rt.bs near → proja ‘near’, proji ‘next to’
√prov rt.bs test, trial → prova ‘proven’, prove ‘to prove’, provu ‘test’
√publ rt.bs public → publa ‘public’, puble ‘to be public’, publi ‘publicly’
√pudr rt.bs buttock → pudru ‘buttock’
√pukl rt.bs doll → puklu ‘doll’
√pulv rt.bs powder → pulva ‘powdery, powdered’, pulvu ‘to pulverize’
√pund rt.bs pound → pundu ‘(Imperial) pound’
√pundj rt.bs pierce → pundje ‘to pierce’
√puny rt.bs punishment → punya ‘penalty’, punye ‘to punish’, punyu ‘punishment’
√purp rt.bs purple → purpa ‘purple, violet’, purpu ‘purple, violet’
√putr rt.bs rotten → putra ‘rotten’, putre ‘to be rotten’, putru ‘rot’
√pyutr rt.bs computer → pyutra ‘digital’, pyutru ‘computer’
R
√r rt.sh he, she, (3rd person) → ra ‘her, his’, ru ‘she, he’
√rah rt.bs peanut → rahu ‘peanut’
√ran rt.bs frog → rana ‘ranine’, ranu ‘frog’
√randj rt.bs orange → randja ‘orange (coloured)’, randju ‘orange (colour)’
√rany rt.bs orange (fruit) → ranyu ‘orange (fruit)’
√rask rt.bs story, tale, yarn → rasku ‘tale, story’
√rast rt.bs daisy, aster → rastu ‘daisy’
√rat rt.bs rat → ratu ‘rat’
√re rt.pt back → re ‘back’, re- ‘re-’
√red rt.bs line → reda ‘linear’, redu ‘line’
√regl rt.bs rule → reglu ‘rule’
√rekw rt.bs need (cf. √rw ‘need’) → rekwa ‘required’, rekwe ‘to need’, rekwu ‘need’
√rentr rt.bs silver, Ag → rentru ‘silver’
√reny rt.bs spider → renyu ‘spider’
√ret rt.bs straight → reta ‘straight’, reti ‘directly’
√rih rt.bs ride → rihe ‘to ride’
√rikl rt.bs eagle → riklu ‘eagle’
√ris rt.bs rice → risu ‘rice’
√riv rt.bs coast → riva ‘coastal’, rivu ‘coast’
√rod rt.bs red → roda ‘red’, rodu ‘red’
√roj rt.bs weapon (hand) → roju ‘weapon’
√rol rt.bs role → role ‘to play (a role)’, rolu ‘role’
√romp rt.bs break → rompa ‘broken’, rompe ‘to break’
√ron rt.bs ronna-, R → rona- ‘ronna-, R’
√rond rt.bs round → ronda ‘round’, rondi ‘circularly’, rondu ‘circle’
√ront rt.bs ronto-, r → ronta- ‘ronto-, r’
√rost rt.bs roast → rosta ‘roasted’, roste ‘to roast’
√rot rt.bs wheel → rotu ‘wheel’
√roz rt.bs pink → roza ‘pink’, rozu ‘pink’
√rub rt.bs scarlet → ruba ‘scarlet’, rubu ‘scarlet’
√rul rt.bs roll → rule ‘to roll’
√ruman rt.ln Romanian → rumana ‘Romanian’
√rus rt.bs bear → rusa ‘ursine’, rusu ‘bear’
√rw rt.sh must (cf. √rekw ‘must’) → -rw- ‘requirement’, -rwa ‘required’, rwe ‘to need’, -rwu ‘that which is required
S
√s rt.sh it, (3rd person inanimate) → sa ‘its’, su ‘it’
√s rt.sh be (cf. √hest ‘be’) → se ‘to be’
√sabel rt.ln Isabelle → Sabelu ‘Isabelle’
√sabl rt.bs sand → sablu ‘sand’
√sahr rt.bs hour → sahru ‘hour’
√salt rt.bs salt → salta ‘salty’, saltu ‘salt’
√salv rt.bs hello → salve ‘hello’
√sam rt.bs together → sami ‘together’
√sankrit rt.ln Sanskrit → sankritu ‘sanskrit’
√sant rt.bs jump → sante ‘to jump’, santu ‘jump’
√sap rt.bs soap → sapu ‘soap’
√satr rt.bs Saturn → Satru ‘Saturn’
√sav rt.bs know (cf. √sw ‘know’) → sava ‘wise’, save ‘to know’, savi ‘wisely’, savu ‘knowledge
√savl rt.bs swallow → savle ‘to swallow’
√se rt.pt since → se ‘since’
√sec rt.bs six → seca ‘six’, seci ‘six times’
√seck rt.bs sex, intercourse → secka ‘sexual’, secke ‘to have sex’, secku ‘sex’
√sed rt.bs sit → seda ‘seated’, sede ‘to sit’, sedu ‘seat’
√sekl rt.bs shallow → sekla ‘shallow’, sekli ‘shallowly’
√sekw rt.bs dry → sekwa ‘dry’, sekwe ‘to be dry’, sekwi ‘drily, dryly’
√sem rt.bs seed → semu ‘seed’
√sent rt.bs sense → senta ‘sensory’, sente ‘to sense’, sentu ‘sense organ’
√sepl rt.bs fence → seplu ‘fence’
√serk rt.bs insect → serku ‘insect’
√serv rt.bs serve → serve ‘to serve’
√si rt.pt (subjunctive) → si ‘if it were that...’
√sib rt.bs seven → siba ‘seven’, sibi ‘seven times’
√sigl rt.bs sail → sigle ‘to sail’, siglu ‘sail’
√sigret rt.ln cigarette → sigretu ‘cigarette’
√silv rt.bs forest → silvu ‘forest’
√simbl rt.bs symbol, sign → simbla ‘symbolic’, simblu ‘symbol’
√simpr rt.bs mustard → simpru ‘mustard’
√simy rt.bs simian, ape → simya ‘simian’, simyu ‘ape, simian’
√sink rt.bs sink → sinke ‘to sink’
√sird rt.bs late → sirda ‘late’, sirde ‘to be late’
√sitr rt.bs lemon → sitru ‘lemon’
√sk rt.sh to happen (cf. √sketc ‘happen’) → ske ‘to happen’
√skal rt.bs climb → skale ‘to climb’
√skalban rt.ln Scotland → skalbana ‘Scottish’
√skalz rt.bs sock → skalzu ‘sock’
√skapl rt.bs shoulder → skaplu ‘shoulder’
√skarp rt.bs shoe → skarpu ‘shoe’
√skart rt.bs heart → skarta ‘cardiac’, skartu ‘heart’
√skat rt.bs cacāre, merda, shit → skata ‘shitty’, skate ‘to shit’, skatu ‘shit’
√skem rt.bs plan → skema ‘planned’, skeme ‘to plan’, skemi ‘as planned’, skemu ‘plan
√sker rt.bs season → skera ‘seasonal’, skeru ‘season’
√skerv rt.bs annoy, irritate, bother → skerva ‘annoyed’, skerve ‘to annoy’, skervu ‘annoyance’
√skest rt.bs beautiful → skesta ‘beautiful’, skeste ‘to be beautiful’
√sketc rt.bs happen (cf. √sk ‘happen’) → sketce ‘to happen’, sketcu ‘event’
√skevr rt.bs squirrel → skevru ‘squirrel’
√skilt rt.bs skirt → skiltu ‘skirt, kilt’
√skit rt.bs split → skita ‘split’, skite ‘to split’, skitu ‘crack, split’
√skol rt.bs school → skola ‘scholastic’, skolu ‘school’
√skond rt.bs second (time) → skondu ‘second’
√skorb rt.bs sack → skorbu ‘sack’
√skulk rt.bs guilt → skulka ‘guilty’, skulke ‘to be guilty’, skulki ‘guiltily’, skulku ‘guilt
√skund rt.bs hide, secret → skunda ‘hidden’, skunde ‘to hide’, skundu ‘secret’
√skur rt.bs dark → skura ‘dark’, skuri ‘darkly’
√skurdj rt.bs vermin → skurdju ‘vermin’
√skut rt.bs shake, jostle → skute ‘to shake’
√so rt.pt under, below → so ‘below’
√sofiy rt.ln Sophia, Sofia, Sophie (cf. √sofy ‘Sofie’) → Sofiyu ‘Sophia’
√sofy rt.bs Sophia, Sofia, Sophie (cf. √sofiy ‘Sophia’) → Sofyu ‘Sofie’
√sok rt.bs juice → soka ‘juicy’, soku ‘juice’
√sol rt.bs sun → sola ‘sunny’, solu ‘sun’
√solv rt.bs loose → solva ‘loose’, solve ‘to solve’, solvi ‘loosely’
√sony rt.bs dream → sonye ‘to dream (while sleeping)’, sonyu ‘dream (during sleep)’
√sp rt.sh wait (cf. √spet ‘wait’) → spe ‘to wait’
√sp rt.sh same → spa ‘the same’
√speky rt.bs species → spekyu ‘species’
√sper rt.bs hope → spera ‘hopeful’, spere ‘to hope’, speri ‘hopefully’, speru ‘hope
√spet rt.bs wait (cf. √sp ‘wait’) → spete ‘to wait’, spetu ‘wait’
√spic rt.bs louse → spicu ‘louse’
√spin rt.bs spin → spine ‘to spin’, spinu ‘thread’
√spindj rt.bs push → spindje ‘to push’
√spol rt.bs floor → spolu ‘floor’
√spond rt.bs answer → sponde ‘to answer’, spondu ‘answer’
√sport rt.bs exercise → sporte ‘to exercise’, sportu ‘physical activity’
√spuk rt.bs spit → spuke ‘to spit’
√st rt.sh be located (cf. √stand ‘be located’) → ste ‘to be located’
√sta rt.pt (progressive) → sta ‘to be doing’
√stand rt.bs be located (cf. √st ‘be located’) → standa ‘situated’, stande ‘to be located’, standu ‘place’
√stank rt.bs parsnips → stanku ‘parsnips’
√stant rt.bs stand → stante ‘to stand’
√stel rt.bs star → stela ‘stellar’, stelu ‘star’
√stelt rt.bs awkward → stelta ‘awkward’, stelti ‘awkwardly’
√stem rt.bs same → stema ‘alike’
√stembr rt.bs September → stembru ‘September’
√stend rt.bs wall (interior) → stendu ‘interior wall’
√sterp rt.bs sharp → sterpa ‘sharp’, sterpe ‘to be sharp’, sterpi ‘sharply’
√sterw rt.bs monster → sterwu ‘monster’
√stetc rt.bs silent → stetca ‘quiet’, stetce ‘to be quiet’, stetci ‘quietly’, stetcu ‘silence
√sti rt.pt instead of → sti ‘instead of’
√stilg rt.bs stem → stilgu ‘stalk’
√sto rt.pt yet → sto ‘yet’
√storv rt.bs health → storva ‘healthy’, storve ‘to be healthy’, storvi ‘healthily’, storvu ‘health
√story rt.bs account → storye ‘to report’, storyu ‘account, report’
√stu rt.pt (habitual) → stu ‘usually’
√suk rt.bs suck → suke ‘to suck’
√sukr rt.bs sugar → sukru ‘sugar’
√suld rt.bs sweet → sulda ‘sweet’, sulde ‘to be sweet’, suldi ‘sweetly’
√sundr rt.bs lonely → sundra ‘lonely’, sundre ‘to be lonely’
√suntr rt.bs south → suntra ‘southern’, suntri ‘southward’, suntru ‘south’
√sup rt.bs soup → supu ‘soup’
√sust rt.bs whisper → suste ‘to whisper’, sustu ‘whisper’
√sw rt.sh know (cf. √sav ‘know’) → swe ‘to know’
√sw rt.sh some (general) → swa ‘some’
√swabl rt.bs weak → swabla ‘weak’, swable ‘to be weak’, swabli ‘weakly’
√swamp rt.bs toadstool → swampu ‘deathcap, poisonous mushroom, toadstool’
√swedr rt.bs sweat → swedra ‘sweaty’, swedre ‘to sweat’, swedru ‘sweat’
√swekr rt.bs in-law → swekra ‘in-law’, swekru ‘in-law’
√swerd rt.bs dirty → swerda ‘dirty’, swerde ‘to be dirty’
√swerig rt.ln Sweden → sweriga ‘Swedish’
√swiny rt.bs swine → swinya ‘porcine’, swinyu ‘pig’
√swiv rt.bs follow → swive ‘to follow’
T
√t rt.sh you, (2nd person) → ta ‘your’, tu ‘you’
√t rt.sh hold, grab (cf. √ten ‘hold’) → te ‘to hold’
√tabl rt.bs table → tablu ‘table’
√tagl rt.bs tail → taglu ‘tail’
√tah rt.bs soon → tahi ‘soon’
√talant rt.ln Atlantic → talanta ‘Atlantic’
√tald rt.bs patient → talda ‘patient’, talde ‘to be patient’, taldi ‘patiently’
√tamp rt.bs button → tampe ‘to type, to press a button’, tampu ‘key, button’
√tamy rt.bs T-shirt (cf. √camy ‘shirt’) → tamyu ‘T-shirt’
√tan rt.bs thin → tana ‘thin’, tane ‘to be thin’, tani ‘thinly’
√tc rt.sh reach (cf. √tciv ‘reach’√tc ‘enough’) → tce ‘to reach’
√tc rt.sh enough (cf. √tc ‘to reach’) → tca ‘enough’
√tcapl rt.bs heron → tcaplu ‘heron’
√tcel rt.bs bird → tcela ‘avian’, tcelu ‘bird’
√tcepl rt.bs onion → tceplu ‘onion’
√tcer rt.bs four → tcera ‘four’, tceri ‘four times’
√tcest rt.bs often → tcesta ‘frequent’, tcesti ‘often’
√tcey rt.bs tea → tceyu ‘tea’
√tci rt.pt this, here → tci ‘here, this’
√tciv rt.bs reach (cf. √tc ‘reach’) → tcive ‘to reach’, tcivu ‘extent’
√tcokl rt.bs chocolate → tcokla ‘chocolate’, tcoklu ‘chocolate’
√tcust rt.bs strange, weird → tcusta ‘strange’, tcuste ‘to be strange’, tcusti ‘strangely’
√tec rt.bs newt → tecu ‘salamander, newt’
√tej rt.bs heavy → teja ‘heavy’, teje ‘to be heavy’, teji ‘heavily’
√tekl rt.bs technology, machanical → tekla ‘technological’, teklu ‘technology’
√tel rt.bs Earth → tela ‘terrestrial’, Telu ‘Earth’
√temp rt.bs time → tempa ‘temporal’, tempu ‘time’
√ten rt.bs hold, grab (cf. √t ‘hold’) → tene ‘to hold’
√tend rt.bs stretch → tende ‘to stretch’, tendu ‘stretch, reach’
√teng rt.bs think → tenge ‘to think’, tengu ‘thought’
√tens rt.bs deliberate → tensa ‘intentional’, tense ‘to be deliberate’, tensi ‘on purpose’, tensu ‘intention
√tepl rt.bs warm (causing) → tepla ‘warming’
√ter rt.bs earth, land → teru ‘land, earth’
√ter rt.bs tera-, T → tera ‘trillion’, tera- ‘tera-, T’
√terdj rt.bs wipe → terdje ‘to wipe’
√test rt.bs teste, testicle → testa ‘testicular’, testu ‘tesicle’
√ti rt.pt behind → ti ‘behind’
√tigr rt.bs tiger → tigru ‘tiger’
√tir rt.bs pull → tire ‘to pull’
√to rt.pt against → to ‘against’
√tok rt.bs touch, strike → toka ‘touched’, toke ‘to touch’, toku ‘touch, strike’
√tom rt.bs empty; Tom (cf. √tomas ‘Thomas’) → toma ‘empty’, tome ‘to be empty’, Tomu ‘Tom’
√tomas rt.bs Thomas, Tom (cf. √tom ‘Tom’) → Tomasu ‘Thomas’
√tort rt.bs testudine, turtle, tortoise → torta ‘testudine’, tortu ‘turtle, tortoise, testudine’
√tost rt.bs toast (bread) → tosta ‘toasted’, toste ‘to toast’, tostu ‘toast’
√tr rt.sh try (cf. √trent ‘try’) → tre ‘to try’
√tra rt.pt through → tra ‘through’
√traj rt.bs beach → traju ‘beach’
√trank rt.bs side → tranku ‘side’
√trankw rt.bs calm, serene, tranquil → trankwa ‘calm’, trankwe ‘to be calm’, trankwi ‘calmly’, trankwu ‘tranquility
√treb rt.bs grass → trebu ‘grass’
√trect rt.bs roof → trectu ‘roof’
√treg rt.bs clean → trega ‘clean’, trege ‘to clean’, tregi ‘cleanly’, tregu ‘cleanliness
√trem rt.bs dream, aspiration → treme ‘to dream’, tremu ‘dream’
√treng rt.bs narrow → trenga ‘narrow’, trengi ‘narrowly’
√trent rt.bs try (cf. √tr ‘try’) → trenta ‘attempted’, trente ‘to attempt’
√trentc rt.bs dig → trentce ‘to dig’, trentcu ‘ditch’
√trep rt.bs anxious → trepa ‘nervous’, trepe ‘to be nervous’
√tresl rt.bs soothe → tresle ‘to comfort’
√tret rt.bs street → tretu ‘street’
√trew rt.bs trust (cf. √tw ‘trust’) → trewe ‘to trust’, trewu ‘trust’
√trict rt.bs weave → tricte ‘to weave’
√trik rt.bs tight → trika ‘tight’, triki ‘tightly’
√trin rt.bs thorn → trinu ‘thorn’
√trist rt.bs sad → trista ‘sad’, triste ‘to be sad’, tristi ‘sadly’
√triy rt.bs three → triya ‘three’, triyi ‘thrice’
√trof rt.bs ceiling → trofu ‘ceiling’
√trofl rt.bs potato → troflu ‘potato’
√troh rt.bs excessive → trohi ‘too much’
√tronk rt.bs trunk → tronku ‘trunk (of a tree)’
√tront rt.bs thunder → trontu ‘thunder’
√trosm rt.bs caress, stroke → trosme ‘to caress’, trosmu ‘caress’
√truf rt.bs truffle → trufu ‘truffle’
√truk rt.bs trick → truke ‘to trick’, truku ‘trick’
√tump rt.bs dull → tumpa ‘dull’, tumpe ‘to be dull’
√tup rt.bs stupid, idiotic, foolish, dumb → tupa ‘stupid’, tupe ‘to be stupid’, tupu ‘stupid thing’
√tupl rt.bs hat → tuplu ‘hat’
√tust rt.bs toe → tustu ‘toe’
√tw rt.sh trust (cf. √trew ‘trust’) → twe ‘to trust’
U
√u rt.af unquestionably, indisputably, categorically (of arguments and denials), certainly → -u ‘(‘‘noun’‘)’
√ukl rt.af particle, unit → -ukl- ‘particle’, jukla ‘granular, particular’, jukli ‘particularly’, juklu ‘particle
√upl rt.af multiple → -upl- ‘multiple’, julpa ‘multiple’, julpu ‘multiple’
√uzl rt.af least → -uzl- ‘least’, juzla ‘least’, juzli ‘least’
V
√v rt.sh turn (cf. √vert ‘turn’) → ve ‘to turn’
√va rt.pt in front of → va ‘in front of’
√vag rt.bs wagon, cart → vagu ‘wagon’
√vak rt.bs cow → vaka ‘bovine’, vaku ‘cow, cattle’
√vakw rt.bs water → vakwa ‘aquatic’, vakwu ‘water’
√val rt.bs value → vala ‘valuable’, vale ‘to be worth’, valu ‘value’
√valt rt.bs tall → valta ‘tall’, valti ‘highly’
√valy rt.bs choose → valya ‘chosen’, valye ‘to choose’, valyi ‘optionally’, valyu ‘choice
√var rt.bs springtime → vara ‘vernal’, varu ‘spring’
√vask rt.bs grow → vaska ‘grown’, vaske ‘to grow’
√vatr rt.bs parent → vatra ‘parental’, vatre ‘to parent’, vatri ‘parentally’, vatru ‘parent
√vek rt.bs awake → veka ‘awake’, veke ‘to be awake’, veki ‘consiously’, veku ‘consciousness
√vekl rt.bs vehicle → vekla ‘vehicular’, vekle ‘to drive (a vehicle)’, veklu ‘vehicle’
√vel rt.bs old → vela ‘old, elderly’, vele ‘to be old’, velu ‘age’
√vembr rt.bs November → vembru ‘November’
√vend rt.bs sell, sale → vende ‘to sell’, vendu ‘sale (of goods)’
√vent rt.bs wind → venta ‘windy’, ventu ‘wind’
√veny rt.bs Venus → Venyu ‘Venus’
√ver rt.bs true → vera ‘true’, vere ‘to be true’, veri ‘truly’
√verp rt.bs throw (cf. √w ‘throw’) → verpe ‘to throw’, verpu ‘throw, toss’
√vert rt.bs turn (cf. √v ‘turn’) → verte ‘to turn’, vertu ‘turn’
√vesp rt.bs wasp → vespu ‘wasp’
√vi rt.pt against → vi ‘against’
√vid rt.bs eye~see → vida ‘visual’, vide ‘to see’, vidu ‘eye, sight’
√vig rt.bs path → vigu ‘path’
√vik rt.bs fight → vike ‘to fight’
√vil rt.bs town → vilu ‘town’
√vild rt.bs wild → vilda ‘wild’, vildi ‘wildly’
√vin rt.bs wine → vinu ‘wine’
√vins rt.bs left(hand) → vinsa ‘left (hand)’, vinsi ‘to the left’
√vist rt.bs visit → vista ‘guest’, viste ‘to visit (a place)’, vistu ‘visit’
√vital rt.ln Italy → vitala ‘Italian’
√vitr rt.bs glass → vitra ‘glass’, vitru ‘glass’
√vl rt.sh want (cf. √vul ‘want’) → vle ‘to want’
√vlan rt.bs wool → vlana ‘wollen’, vlanu ‘wool’
√vlit rt.bs look → vlite ‘to look at’, vlitu ‘glance’
√vlok rt.bs quick → vloka ‘fast’, vloki ‘quickly’, vloku ‘speed’
√vlost rt.bs voice → vlosta ‘vocal’, vlostu ‘voice’
√vo rt.pt place → -vo ‘place, -where’
√vok rt.bs eight → voka ‘eight’, voki ‘eight times’
√volt rt.bs face → volta ‘facial’, voltu ‘face’
√vom rt.bs vomit → voma ‘disgusting’, vome ‘to vomit’, vomu ‘vomit’
√vopr rt.bs work, product → vopre ‘to author’, vopru ‘œuvre’
√vosk rt.bs wish → voske ‘to wish’, vosku ‘wish’
√vost rt.bs east → vosta ‘eastern’, vosti ‘eastward’, vostu ‘east’
√vr rt.sh find (cf. √vrint ‘find’) → vre ‘to find’
√vral rt.bs neck → vrala ‘cervical’, vralu ‘neck’
√vrect rt.bs thing, object → vrecta ‘physical’, vrecti ‘physically’, vrectu ‘object’
√vrem rt.bs worm → vremu ‘worm’
√vres rt.bs travel → vrese ‘to travel’, vresu ‘journey’
√vrest rt.bs dress → vrestu ‘dress, gown’
√vretw rt.bs victim → vretwu ‘victim’
√vrimy rt.bs while → vrimyu ‘while’
√vringl rt.bs wing → vringle ‘to glide’, vringlu ‘wing’
√vrint rt.bs find (cf. √vr ‘find’) → vrinte ‘to find’, vrintu ‘find, discovery’
√vrov rt.bs wrap, wind → vrove ‘to wrap’, vrovu ‘spool’
√vul rt.bs want (cf. √vl ‘want’) → vule ‘to want’
√vult rt.bs volt → vultu ‘volt’
√vunkl rt.bs aunt, uncle → vunkla ‘avuncular’, vunklu ‘aunt, uncle’
W
√w rt.sh throw (cf. √verp ‘throw’) → we ‘to throw’
√wa rt.pt and → wa ‘and’
√wast rt.bs suit → wastu ‘suit, outfit’
√we rt.pt for (benefactive) → we ‘for’
√weck rt.bs poison, toxin → wecka ‘toxic’, wecku ‘poison’
√wect rt.bs wear (clothes) → wecte ‘to wear’
√weld rt.bs wave → welde ‘to undulate’, weldu ‘wave’
√wert rt.bs herb (cf. √herb ‘plant’) → wertu ‘herb’
√weskr rt.bs west → weskra ‘western’, weskri ‘westward’, weskru ‘west’
√wet rt.bs vine → wetu ‘vine’
√wink rt.bs win → winke ‘to win’
√wov rt.bs egg → wovu ‘egg’
Y
√y rt.sh go, take (cf. √yit ‘yeet’) → ye ‘to go, to take’
√ya rt.pt (plural) → ya ‘(‘‘plural’‘)’
√yag rt.bs hunt → yage ‘to hunt’, yagu ‘hunt’
√yan rt.bs year → yana ‘annual’, yani ‘annually’, yanu ‘year’
√ye rt.pt if → ye ‘if’
√yekr rt.bs liver → yekra ‘hepatic’, yekru ‘liver’
√yevan rt.ln Johannes, John, Shawn (cf. √djan ‘John’√can ‘Shawn’) → Yevanu ‘Johannes, John’
√yevrop rt.ln Europe → yevropa ‘European’
√yintc rt.bs inch → yintcu ‘inch’
√yit rt.bs go, take (cf. √y ‘go, take’) → yite ‘to go, to take’
√yo rt.pt reason → -yo ‘reason’
√yoct rt.bs yocto-, y → yocta- ‘yocto-, y’
√yot rt.bs yotta-, Y → yota- ‘yotta-, Y’
√yun rt.bs one → yuna ‘one’, yuni ‘once’
Z
√zalk rt.bs air → zalku ‘air’
√zatr rt.bs exact, precise → zatra ‘exact’, zatri ‘exactly’
√zebr rt.bs zebra → zebru ‘zebra’
√zect rt.bs zepto-, z → zecta- ‘zepto-, z’
√zembl rt.bs sense, reason, rational thought, sound judgement → zembla ‘logical’, zemblu ‘logic’
√zet rt.bs zetta-, Z → zeta- ‘zetta-, Z’
√zolk rt.bs lock, seal → zolka ‘locked’, zolke ‘to be locked’, zolku ‘lock’
√zumb rt.bs buzz, hum → zumbe ‘to buzz’, zumbu ‘buzz’