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a /a/ prp. at, to, in. A dative pronoun. Ath when followed by a vowel.
abvere /aˈvere/ (Ten.: abver, Eom.: aver, Mer.: abil) v.t. to have.
acelju /aˈʧeʎu/ (Ten.: acel’, Eom.: atxelio, Mer.: atsiliu) n.m. bird.
aetrene /ai̯ˈtrene/ (Ten.: aetren’, Eom.: étren, Mer.: alitrin) adv. always, forever.
alju /ˈaʎu/ (Ten.: al’, Eom.: alio, Mer.: aliu) adj. different, other.
anju /ˈaɲu/ (Ten.: an’, Eom.: anio, Mer.: aniu) n.m. year.
aqhma /ˈaxma/ (Eom.: ahma, Mer.: aqma) n.f. spirit, life force.
ath /aθ/ (Mer.: at’) prp. at, to, in.
aubvru /ˈau̯vru/ (Ten.: aubvr, Eom.: auvro, Mer.: alubru) n.m. tree.

B b

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baclu /ˈbaklu/ (Ten.: bacl, Eom.: baclo, Mer.: pakalu) n.m. stick.
beou /beu̯/ (Eom.: beo, Mer.: pilu) adj. beautiful.
blancu /ˈblaŋku/ (Ten.: blanc, Eom.: blanco, Mer.: planku) adj. white.
briljare /briˈʎare/ (Ten.: briljar, Eom.: briliar, Mer.: prilial) v.i. to shine, to glow.

C c

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centrau /ʧenˈtrau̯/ (Eom.: xentrao, Mer.: sintaralu) adj. central.
cjambiare /ʧamˈbjare/ (Ten.: cjambiar, Eom.: xambir, Mer.: sampil) v.t. to change.
cjanje /ˈʧaɲe/ (Ten.: cjan’, Eom.: xang, Mer.: san) n.m. dog.
cjaudu /ˈʧau̯ðu/ (Ten.: cjauth, Eom.: xaudo, Mer.: salutu) adj. hot.
claritate /klariˈtate/ (Ten.: claritat’, Eom.: claritat, Mer.: klaritat) n.f. clarity.
clubvra /ˈkluvra/ (Eom.: cluvra, Mer.: krubula) n.f. snake.
codjax /koˈʤa/ (Eom.: codjà, Mer.: kudzax) n.f. codia, head of a poppy.
couru /ˈkuːru/ (Ten.: cour, Eom.: coro, Mer.: kúru) n.m. heart.
crane /ˈkrane/ (Ten.: cran’, Eom.: cran, Mer.: kran) n.m. meat (flesh).
crastu /ˈkrastu/ (Ten.: crast, Eom.: crasto, Mer.: krastu) n.m. the next day, the following day.
critare /kriˈtare/ (Ten.: critar, Eom.: critar, Mer.: krital) v.t. to cry out, to shout, to yell.

D d

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decraste /deˈkraste/ (Ten.: decrast’, Eom.: decrast, Mer.: tikrast) adv. tomorrow.
deice /ˈdiːʧe/ (Ten.: deic’, Eom.: dítx, Mer.: títs) num. ten.
denouve /deˈnuːve/ (Ten.: denouv, Eom.: denov, Mer.: tinúb) adv. again, once more, one more time.
dente /ˈdente/ (Ten.: dent’, Eom.: dent, Mer.: tint) n.m. tooth.
dicere /diˈʧere/ (Ten.: dicer, Eom.: ditxer, Mer.: titsil) v.t. to say.
djurnu /ˈʤurnu/ (Ten.: djurn, Eom.: jurno, Mer.: zyrunu) n.m. day.
douce /ˈduːʧe/ (Ten.: douc’, Eom.: dotx, Mer.: tuts) num. twelve. Short form of obsolete doudice.
doudice /duːˈðiʧe/ num. twelve. Obsolete long form of douce.
dous /ˈduːs/ (Eom.: dús, Mer.: tús) num. two.

E e

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ecolax /ekoˈla/ (Eom.: ecolà) itj. hello, hey there!. Only used in the Eomentesa dialect.
ecquilju /ekˈkwiʎu/ (Ten.: ecqvil’, Eom.: ecquilio, Mer.: íkuiliu) det. that (singular); those (plural).
ecquilju /ekˈkwiʎu/ (Ten.: ecqvil’, Eom.: ecquilio, Mer.: íkuiliu) prn. that, that one, that thing (singular); those, those things (plural).
ecquistu /ekˈkwistu/ (Ten.: ecqvist, Eom.: ecquisto, Mer.: íkuistu) det. this (singular); these (plural).
ecquistu /ekˈkwistu/ (Ten.: ecqvist, Eom.: ecquisto, Mer.: íkuistu) prn. this, this one, this thing (singular); these, these things (plural).
eou /eu̯/ (Eom.: eo, Mer.: ilu) prn. I. First person singular nominative pronoun.
equou /ˈekwu/ (Ten.: ecou, Eom.: equo, Mer.: ikú) n.m. horse.
escire /eˈsʧire/ (Ten.: escir, Eom.: exir, Mer.: isil) v.i. to know (facts).
escjavare /esˈʧavare/ (Ten.: escjavar, Eom.: exavar, Mer.: ítsabal) v.i. to dig, to excavate.
espousa /eˈspuːza/ (Eom.: espoza, Mer.: ípuza) n.f. wife, spouse.
estelja /eˈsteʎa/ (Eom.: estelia, Mer.: ítilia) n.f. star.
estrige /eˈstriʤe/ (Ten.: estrig’, Eom.: estridj, Mer.: ítaridz) n.m. mage, magus, witch, sorcerer. A man who practices illegal magic.
estrige /eˈstriʤe/ (Ten.: estrig’, Eom.: estridj, Mer.: ítaridz) n.f. mage, witch, sorceress. A woman who practices illegal magic.
eth /eθ/ (Mer.: it’) cjt. and. See e.

F f

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flora /ˈflora/ (Ten.: floura, Mer.: prula) n.f. flower.
fluviu /ˈfluviu̯/ (Eom.: fluvio, Mer.: plybiru) n.m. river.
folja /ˈfoʎa/ (Eom.: folia, Mer.: pulia) n.f. leaf.
frezjire /freˈʒire/ (Ten.: frezjir, Eom.: frejir, Mer.: prizil) v.t. to lead astray; to deceive.
fruictju /ˈfrui̯kʧu/ (Eom.: frútxo, Mer.: prútsu) n.m. fruit.

G g

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ginclu /ˈʤiŋklu/ (Ten.: gincl, Eom.: jinclo, Mer.: zinklu) n.m. knee.
gindrau /ʤinˈdrau̯/ (Eom.: jindrao, Mer.: zintralu) adj. general.
ginte /ˈʤinte/ (Ten.: gint’, Eom.: jint, Mer.: zints) n.f. people, folk. Used in the singular.
gjalu /ˈʤalu/ (Ten.: gjal, Eom.: jalo, Mer.: zalu) adj. yellow.
glacja /ˈɡlaʧa/ (Eom.: glatxa, Mer.: klatsa) n.f. ice.
grande /ˈɡrande/ (Ten.: grand’, Eom.: grand, Mer.: krant) adj. big.
grostu /ˈɡrostu/ (Ten.: grost, Eom.: grosto, Mer.: krustu) adj. thick.

H h

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I i

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iecru /ˈjekru/ (Ten.: iecr, Eom.: iecro, Mer.: ilikru) n.m. liver.
ignju /ˈiŋɲu/ (Ten.: ign’, Eom.: inio, Mer.: inkuliru) n.m. fire.
Ignju is fire in an elemental sense – the “stuff” of fire or flames – while foucu generally refers to a specific, set fire in a predesignated location, as a camp fire or cooking fire.
ilja /ˈiʎa/ (Eom.: ilia, Mer.: ilia) prn. she, it. Third person singular feminine pronoun.
iljax /iˈʎa/ (Eom.: alià, Mer.: alia) adv. there.
iljes /ˈiʎes/ (Eom.: ilies, Mer.: ilis) prn. they. Third person plural feminine pronoun.
iljis /ˈiʎis/ (Eom.: ilis, Mer.: ilis) prn. they. Third person plural masculine pronoun.
ilju /ˈiʎu/ (Ten.: il’, Eom.: ilio, Mer.: iliu) prn. he, it. Third person singular masculine pronoun.
infante /inˈfante/ (Ten.: infant’, Eom.: infant, Mer.: impants) n.m. child.
iustu /ˈiu̯stu/ (Ten.: iust, Eom.: iusto) adj. correct.

J j

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K k

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L l

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l’ /l’/ det. the. The masculine or feminine singular definite article before a vowel.
la /la/ prn. her. Third person singular feminine direct objective pronoun.
la /la/ det. the. The feminine singular definite article.
lacu /ˈlaku/ (Ten.: lac, Eom.: laco, Mer.: laku) n.m. lake.
lae /lai̯/ (Eom.: lé, Mer.: lari) prn. her, to her. Third person singular feminine indirect objective pronoun.
laectje /ˈlai̯kʧe/ (Ten.: laect’, Eom.: létx, Mer.: larits) n.m. milk.
lape /ˈlape/ (Ten.: lap, Eom.: lap, Mer.: lap) n.m. stone.
le /le/ (Mer.: li) prn. him. Third person singular masculine direct objective pronoun.
lei /li/ (Eom.: le, Mer.: li) prn. him, to him. Third person singular masculine indirect objective pronoun.
les /les/ (Mer.: lis) det. the. The feminine plural definite article.
levare /leˈvare/ (Ten.: levar, Eom.: levar, Mer.: ribal) v.t. to lift, to raise up.
levarse /leˈvarze/ (Ten.: levares’, Eom.: levar se, Mer.: ribal-si) v.r. to rise, to get up.
lis /lis/ det. the. The masculine plural definite article.
loucentaminte /luːˈʧentaminte/ (Ten.: loucentamint’, Eom.: lotxentamint, Mer.: lútsintamint) adv. brightly, brilliantly.
loucentu /luːˈʧentu/ (Ten.: loucent, Eom.: lotxento, Mer.: lútsintu) adj. bright, brilliant.
louncjanu /luːnˈʧanu/ (Ten.: louncjan, Eom.: lontxano, Mer.: lúntsanu) adj. far.
loungu /ˈluːŋɡu/ (Ten.: loung, Eom.: longo, Mer.: lúnku) adj. long.
lu /ˈlu/ (Eom.: lo) det. the. The masculine singular definite article. Becomes lj’ before a vowel.
luictjare /lui̯kˈʧare/ (Ten.: luictjar, Eom.: lútxar, Mer.: lúktsal) v.t. to fight.

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mage /ˈmaʤe/ (Ten.: mag’, Eom.: madj, Mer.: madz) n.f. mage, witch, sorceress. A woman who practices legal magic.
mage /ˈmaʤe/ (Ten.: mag’, Eom.: madj, Mer.: madz) n.m. mage, magus, witch, sorcerer. A man who practices legal magic.
magnu /ˈmaŋnu/ (Eom.: mangano, Mer.: manclu) adj. great.
magru /ˈmaɡru/ (Ten.: magr, Eom.: magro, Mer.: makru) adj. thin.
me /me/ (Mer.: mi) prn. me. First person singular direct objective pronoun.
mei /mi/ (Eom.: me, Mer.: mí) prn. me, to me. First person singular indirect objective pronoun.
mengjare /menˈʤare/ (Ten.: mengjar, Eom.: mandjar, Mer.: mandzal) v.t. to eat.
meou /meu̯/ (Eom.: meo, Mer.: milu) adj. my, mine.
midju /ˈmiʤu/ (Ten.: mid’, Eom.: medjo, Mer.: midzu) n.m. half, half-way.
-minte /-minte/ (Ten.: -mint’, Eom.: -mint, Mer.: -mint) sfx. -ly, in such manner, thus. A suffix which converts adjectives into adverbs.
mourire /muːˈrire/ (Ten.: mourir, Eom.: morir, Mer.: múril) v.i. to die.
muljera /muˈʎera/ (Eom.: muliera, Mer.: mylíra) n.f. woman.

N n

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nascere /nasˈʧere/ (Ten.: nascer, Eom.: naxer, Mer.: nastsil) v.i. to be born.
normau /normau̯/ (Eom.: normao, Mer.: nurmalu) adj. normal, regular, standard.
nouce /ˈnuːʧe/ (Ten.: nouc’, Eom.: notx, Mer.: nuts) num. nineteen. Short form of obsolete nouvedice.
nounante /nuːˈnante/ (Ten.: nounant’, Eom.: nonant, Mer.: nunants) num. ninety.
nous /ˈnuːs/ (Eom.: nos, Mer.: nús) prn. we. First person plural pronoun.
nousautris /nuːˈzau̯tris/ (Eom.: nozautris) prn. we. First person plural pronoun. In classical Braereth, this was used as an exclusive pronoun. In the modern language, this is used exclusively by the Eomentesa dialect.
nouve /ˈnuːve/ (Ten.: nouv’, Eom.: nov, Mer.: nyb) num. nine.
nouvedice /ˈnuːveðiʧe/ num. nineteen. Obsolete long form of nouce.

O o

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obligjare /obliˈʤare/ (Ten.: obligjar, Eom.: oblidjar, Mer.: upridzal) v.t. to compel, to obligate.
olja /ˈoʎa/ (Eom.: olia, Mer.: ulia) n.f. olive (tree).
ouvu /ˈuːvu/ (Ten.: ouv, Eom.: ovo, Mer.: úbu) n.m. egg.

P p

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pelju /ˈpeʎu/ (Ten.: pel’, Eom.: pelio, Mer.: piliu) n.m. hair.
pide /ˈpiðe/ (Ten.: pid’, Eom.: pid, Mer.: pit) n.m. foot.
pitzitu /piˈʣitu/ (Ten.: pitzith, Eom.: pidzito, Mer.: pidzitu) adj. small.
pluvia /ˈpluvja/ (Mer.: plybja) n.f. rain.
pungere /punˈʤere/ (Ten.: punger, Eom.: pundjer, Mer.: pyndzil) v.t. to stab.

Q q

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qheru /ˈxeru/ (Ten.: qher, Eom.: ero, Mer.: qiru) n.m. deer, cervid.
quarante /kwaˈrante/ (Ten.: qvarant’, Eom.: quarant, Mer.: kularants) num. forty.
quarce /ˈkwarʧe/ (Ten.: qvarc’, Eom.: quartx, Mer.: klaruts) num. fourteen. Short form of obsolete quardice.
quardice /ˈkwarðiʧe/ num. fourteen. Obsolete long form of quarce.
quatru /ˈkwatru/ (Ten.: qvatr, Eom.: quatro, Mer.: kulatru) num. four.
quazina /ˈkwazina/ (Ten.: qvazjina, Mer.: kulazina) n.f. quiver ({for arrows}).
quei /kwi/ (Ten.: qvei, Eom.: que, Mer.: kyí) prn. what.
quince /ˈkwinʧe/ (Ten.: qvinc’, Eom.: quintx, Mer.: kulints) num. fifteen. Short form of obsolete quindice.
quindice /ˈkwindiʧe/ num. fifteen. Obsolete long form of quince.
quintzante /kwinˈʦante/ (Ten.: qvintzant’, Eom.: quintzant, Mer.: kulinsants) num. fifty.
quomu estaes /ˈkwomu eˈstai̯s/ (Ten.: qvom estaes, Eom.: quomo estés, Mer.: kúmu ítalis) phr. how are you?. Informal. Literally “How are you?”
quomu estate /ˈkwomu eˈstate/ (Ten.: qvom estat’, Eom.: quomo estat, Mer.: kúmu ítats) phr. how are you?. Informal. Literally “How are you?”
quomu fluictuith /ˈkwomu flui̯ktui̯θ/ (Mer.: kúmu frútsulit’) phr. how are you?; how is it going?. Formal or informal. Literally “How are you swimming?” Only used in the Merineth dialect.
quomu fluith /ˈkwomu ˈflui̯θ/ (Ten.: qvom fluith) phr. how are you?; how is it going?. Formal or informal. Literally “How does it flow?” (possibly with reference to blood). Only used in the Tenibvreth dialect.
quomu ite /ˈkwomu ˈite/ (Ten.: qvom it’, Eom.: quomo it, Mer.: kúmu its) phr. how are you?. Formal or plural. Literally “How do you go?”
quomu nataes /ˈkwomu naˈtai̯s/ (Mer.: kúmu natalis) phr. how are you?. Informal. Literally “How are you swimming?” Only used in the Merineth dialect.
quomu natate /ˈkwomu naˈtate/ (Mer.: kúmu natats) phr. how are you?. Formal or plural. Literally “How are you swimming?” Only used in the Merineth dialect.
quomu te vae /ˈkwomu te ˈvai̯/ (Ten.: qvom te vae, Eom.: quomo te vé, Mer.: kúmu ti bali) phr. how are you?. Informal. Literally “How does it go (to/for) you?”
quomu vaes /ˈkwomu ˈvai̯s/ (Ten.: qvom vaes, Eom.: quomo vés, Mer.: kúmu balis) phr. how are you?. Informal. Literally “How do you go?”
quomu ve vae /ˈkwomu ve ˈvai̯/ (Ten.: qvom ve vae, Eom.: quomo ve vé, Mer.: kúmu bi bali) phr. how are you?. Formal or plural. Literally “How does it go (to/for) you?”
quondix /kwonˈdi/ (Eom.: quondì, Mer.: kuluntí) adv. where. An interrogative particle.

R r

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radjicja /raˈʤiʧa/ (Eom.: radjitxa, Mer.: radzitsa) n.f. root.
ribveu /riˈveu̯/ (Eom.: riveo, Mer.: ribilu) n.m. level.
ridere /riˈðere/ (Ten.: rider, Eom.: rider, Mer.: ritil) v.i. to laugh.

S s

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salut /saˈlut/ itj. hello, hi!. In the Merineth dialect salut is derived from Braereth sauve, but with a final -t added through influence from salute, which isn't actually used in Merineth dialect. (If it were, it would be *salyt.)
salute /saˈlute/ (Ten.: salut’, Eom.: salut) itj. hello, hi!; cheers, to your health!.
saou /sau̯/ (Eom.: sao, Mer.: salu) n.m. salt.
sauve /ˈsau̯ve/ (Ten.: saou, Eom.: sauv, Mer.: salub) itj. hello, greetings.
se /se/ (Mer.: si) prn. himself, herself. Third person singular reflexive direct objective pronoun.
secjare /seˈʧare/ (Ten.: secjar, Eom.: setxar, Mer.: sitsal) v.t. to cut.
sei /si/ (Eom.: se, Mer.: sí) prn. to himself, to herself. Third person singular reflexive indirect objective pronoun.
seice /ˈsiːʧe/ (Ten.: seic’, Eom.: setx, Mer.: síts) num. sixteen. Short form of obsolete seidice.
seidice /ˈsiːðiʧe/ num. sixteen. Obsolete long form of seice.
seigne /ˈsiːŋne/ (Ten.: seign, Eom.: séng, Mer.: sínikle) adj. slow, stupid.
seimpre /ˈsiːmpre/ (Ten.: seimpr, Eom.: sémpre, Mer.: símpra) adv. always, forever.
seis /ˈsiːs/ (Eom.: sís, Mer.: sís) num. six.
sesante /seˈzante/ (Ten.: sesant’, Eom.: sezant, Mer.: sizant) num. sixty.
setante /seˈtante/ (Ten.: setant’, Eom.: setant, Mer.: sitant) num. seventy.
setece /seˈteʧe/ (Ten.: setec’, Eom.: setetx, Mer.: satits) num. seventeen. Short form of obsolete setedice.
setedice /seˈteðiʧe/ num. seventeen. Obsolete long form of setece.
setje /ˈseʧe/ (Ten.: set’, Eom.: setx, Mer.: sats) num. seven.
seuva /ˈseu̯va/ (Mer.: siluba) n.f. forest.
sji /ʃi/ (Eom.: xi, Mer.: si) itj. yes ({agree}), affrimative.
stora /ˈstora/ (Mer.: stura) adv. now, at this time.

T t

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te /te/ (Mer.: ti) prn. you. Second person singular direct objective pronoun.
tei /ti/ (Eom.: te, Mer.: tí) prn. you, to you. Second person singular indirect objective pronoun.
terja /ˈter̝a/ (Eom.: teria, Mer.: tiria) n.f. earth.
tjaou /ˈʧau̯/ (Eom.: xao, Mer.: salu) itj. hello; good-bye. In the Merineth dialect this is sometimes pronounced as salut, with influence from salute, though it actually comes from sauve.
tournare /tuːrˈnare/ (Ten.: tournar, Eom.: tornar, Mer.: turinal) v.i. to return, to come back.
tragere /traˈʤere/ (Ten.: trager, Eom.: tradjer, Mer.: tradzil) v.t. to pull.
treice /ˈtriːʧe/ (Ten.: treic’, Eom.: tretx, Mer.: trits) num. thirteen. Short form of obsolete treidice.
treidice /triːˈðiʧe/ num. thirteen. Obsolete long form of treice.
treinctje /ˈtriːŋkʧe/ (Ten.: treinct’, Eom.: trentx, Mer.: trínts) num. thirty.
treis /ˈtriːs/ (Eom.: trís, Mer.: trís) num. three.
tu /tu/ prn. you, thou. Second person singular nominative pronoun.
tutu /ˈtutu/ (Ten.: tuth, Eom.: tuto, Mer.: tytu) adj. all.
tzeiru /ˈʦiːru/ (Ten.: tzeir, Eom.: sero, Mer.: síru) num. zero, nil.
tzince /ˈʦinʧe/ (Ten.: tzinc’, Eom.: sintx, Mer.: sints) num. five.

U u

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ubvi /ˈuvi/ (Mer.: ybi) adv. where. In the Eomentesa dialect, ubvi is not used and instead quondix is used exclusively.
uictante /ui̯kˈtante/ (Ten.: victant’, Eom.: úctant, Mer.: úktant) num. eighty.
uictjou /ˈui̯kʧu/ (Ten.: victjou, Eom.: útxo, Mer.: útsu) num. eight.
uictoce /ui̯kˈtoʧe/ (Ten.: victoc’, Eom.: uctotx, Mer.: ututs) num. eighteen. Short form of obsolete uictodice.
uictodice /ui̯kˈtoðiʧe/ num. eighteen. Obsolete long form of uictoce.
un /un/ det. a, an; one. The indefinite article.
unce /ˈunʧe/ (Ten.: unc’, Eom.: untx, Mer.: ynts) num. eleven. Short form of obsolete undice.
unda /ˈunda/ (Mer.: ynta) n.f. wave.
undice /unˈdiʧe/ num. eleven. Obsolete long form of unce.
undix /unˈdi/ (Eom.: undì, Mer.: yntix) adv. from where, whence. A relative conjunction.
unu /ˈunu/ (Ten.: un, Eom.: uno, Mer.: ynu) num. one.
uricla /uˈrikla/ (Eom.: oricla, Mer.: urikla) n.f. ear.

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vagu		⟪vag⟫	〈vago⟩	“baku”	adj. wandering, rambling, roaming.
/ ˈvaɡu/	[ˈvaɡu]	[ˈvaɡ]	[ˈvaɡo̞]	[ˈbaku]
vinctje		⟪vinct’⟫	〈vintx⟩	“bints”	num. twenty.
/ˈviŋkʧe/
vinctje-dous			〈vintxe-dús⟩	“bintsi-týs”	num. twenty-two.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈduːs/
vinctje-nouve		⟪vinctje-nouv⟫	〈vintxe-nov⟩	“bintsi-nyb”	num. twenty-nine.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈnuːve/
vinctje-quatru		⟪vinctje-qvatr⟫	〈vintxe-quatro⟩	“bintsi-kulatru”	num. twenty-four.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈkwatru/
vinctje-seis			〈vintxe-sís⟩	“bintsi-sís”	num. twenty-six.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈsiːs/
vinctje-setje		⟪vinctje-set’⟫	〈vintxe-setx⟩	“bintsi-sats”	num. twenty-seven.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈseʧe/
vinctjeth-uictjou		⟪vinctje-victjou⟫	〈vintxeth-útxo⟩	“bintsit’-útsú”	num. twenty-eight.
/ˈviŋkʧeθ ˈui̯kʧu/	[ˈviɲcʨeθ ˈui̯kʨou̯]	[ˈviŋkɕeˈvikɕu]	[ˈvinʧe̞θˈuːʧo̞]	[ˈbinʦitˈuːʦuː]
vinctjeth-unu		⟪vinctjeth-un⟫	〈vintxeth-uno⟩	“bintsit’-ynu”	num. twenty-one.
/ˈviŋkʧeθ-ˈunu/
vinctje-treis			〈vintxe-trís⟩	“bintsi-trís”	num. twenty-three.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈtriːs/
vinctje-tzince		⟪vinctje-tzinc’⟫	〈vintxe-sintx⟩	“bintsi-sints”	num. twenty-five.
/ˈviŋkʧe-ˈʦinʧe/
viru		⟪vir⟫	〈viro⟩	“biru”	n.m. man (adult male).
/ˈviru/
voulere		⟪vouler⟫	〈voler⟩	“burel”	v.t. to want.
/vuːˈlere/
vous			〈vos⟩	“bús”	prn. you, you all. Second person plural nominative pronoun.
/vuːs/
vousautris			〈vozautris⟩		prn. you, you all. Second person plural nominative pronoun.
/vuːˈzau̯tris/

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