Background: #fff
Foreground: #000
PrimaryPale: #8cf
PrimaryLight: #18f
PrimaryMid: #04b
PrimaryDark: #014
SecondaryPale: #ffc
SecondaryLight: #fe8
SecondaryMid: #db4
SecondaryDark: #841
TertiaryPale: #eee
TertiaryLight: #ccc
TertiaryMid: #999
TertiaryDark: #666
Error: #f88

<!--{{{-->
<div class='toolbar' macro='toolbar [[ToolbarCommands::EditToolbar]]'></div>
<div class='title' macro='view title'></div>
<div class='editor' macro='edit title'></div>
<div macro='annotations'></div>
<div class='editor' macro='edit text'></div>
<div class='editor' macro='edit tags'></div><div class='editorFooter'><span macro='message views.editor.tagPrompt'></span><span macro='tagChooser excludeLists'></span></div>
<!--}}}-->

To get started with this blank [[TiddlyWiki]], you'll need to modify the following tiddlers:
* [[SiteTitle]] & [[SiteSubtitle]]: The title and subtitle of the site, as shown above (after saving, they will also appear in the browser title bar)
* [[MainMenu]]: The menu (usually on the left)
* [[DefaultTiddlers]]: Contains the names of the tiddlers that you want to appear when the TiddlyWiki is opened
You'll also need to enter your username for signing your edits: <<option txtUserName>>

<<importTiddlers>>

<!--{{{-->
<link rel='alternate' type='application/rss+xml' title='RSS' href='index.xml' />
<!--}}}-->

These [[InterfaceOptions]] for customising [[TiddlyWiki]] are saved in your browser

Your username for signing your edits. Write it as a [[WikiWord]] (eg [[JoeBloggs]])

<<option txtUserName>>
<<option chkSaveBackups>> [[SaveBackups]]
<<option chkAutoSave>> [[AutoSave]]
<<option chkRegExpSearch>> [[RegExpSearch]]
<<option chkCaseSensitiveSearch>> [[CaseSensitiveSearch]]
<<option chkAnimate>> [[EnableAnimations]]

----
Also see [[AdvancedOptions]]

<!--{{{-->
<div class='header' role='banner' macro='gradient vert [[ColorPalette::PrimaryLight]] [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]'>
<div class='headerShadow'>
<span class='siteTitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteTitle'></span>&nbsp;
<span class='siteSubtitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteSubtitle'></span>
</div>
<div class='headerForeground'>
<span class='siteTitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteTitle'></span>&nbsp;
<span class='siteSubtitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteSubtitle'></span>
</div>
</div>
<div id='mainMenu' role='navigation' refresh='content' tiddler='MainMenu'></div>
<div id='sidebar'>
<div id='sidebarOptions' role='navigation' refresh='content' tiddler='SideBarOptions'></div>
<div id='sidebarTabs' role='complementary' refresh='content' force='true' tiddler='SideBarTabs'></div>
</div>
<div id='displayArea' role='main'>
<div id='messageArea'></div>
<div id='tiddlerDisplay'></div>
</div>
<!--}}}-->

/*{{{*/
body {background:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}

a {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
a:hover {background-color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}
a img {border:0;}

h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6 {color:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryDark]]; background:transparent;}
h1 {border-bottom:2px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}
h2,h3 {border-bottom:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}

.button {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::Background]];}
.button:hover {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; border-color:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryMid]];}
.button:active {color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryMid]]; border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::SecondaryDark]];}

.header {background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
.headerShadow {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}
.headerShadow a {font-weight:normal; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}
.headerForeground {color:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}
.headerForeground a {font-weight:normal; color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryPale]];}

.tabSelected {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]];
	background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]];
	border-left:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];
	border-top:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];
	border-right:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];
}
.tabUnselected {color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
.tabContents {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]]; border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}
.tabContents .button {border:0;}

#sidebar {}
#sidebarOptions input {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel {background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryPale]];}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel a {border:none;color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel a:hover {color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel a:active {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]; background:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}

.wizard {background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryPale]]; border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
.wizard h1 {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; border:none;}
.wizard h2 {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; border:none;}
.wizardStep {background:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];
	border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
.wizardStep.wizardStepDone {background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}
.wizardFooter {background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryPale]];}
.wizardFooter .status {background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}
.wizard .button {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; border: 1px solid;
	border-color:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryPale]] [[ColorPalette::SecondaryDark]] [[ColorPalette::SecondaryDark]] [[ColorPalette::SecondaryPale]];}
.wizard .button:hover {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; background:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}
.wizard .button:active {color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; background:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; border: 1px solid;
	border-color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]] [[ColorPalette::PrimaryPale]] [[ColorPalette::PrimaryPale]] [[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]];}

.wizard .notChanged {background:transparent;}
.wizard .changedLocally {background:#80ff80;}
.wizard .changedServer {background:#8080ff;}
.wizard .changedBoth {background:#ff8080;}
.wizard .notFound {background:#ffff80;}
.wizard .putToServer {background:#ff80ff;}
.wizard .gotFromServer {background:#80ffff;}

#messageArea {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::SecondaryMid]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}
#messageArea .button {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryPale]]; border:none;}

.popupTiddler {background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]]; border:2px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}

.popup {background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]]; color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]]; border-left:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]]; border-top:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]]; border-right:2px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]]; border-bottom:2px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}
.popup hr {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; background:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]]; border-bottom:1px;}
.popup li.disabled {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
.popup li a, .popup li a:visited {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; border: none;}
.popup li a:hover {background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; border: none;}
.popup li a:active {background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryPale]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; border: none;}
.popupHighlight {background:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}
.listBreak div {border-bottom:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}

.tiddler .defaultCommand {font-weight:bold;}

.shadow .title {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}

.title {color:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryDark]];}
.subtitle {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}

.toolbar {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
.toolbar a {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}
.selected .toolbar a {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
.selected .toolbar a:hover {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}

.tagging, .tagged {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]]; background-color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]];}
.selected .tagging, .selected .tagged {background-color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]]; border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
.tagging .listTitle, .tagged .listTitle {color:[[ColorPalette::PrimaryDark]];}
.tagging .button, .tagged .button {border:none;}

.footer {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}
.selected .footer {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}

.error, .errorButton {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; background:[[ColorPalette::Error]];}
.warning {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryPale]];}
.lowlight {background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryLight]];}

.zoomer {background:none; color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]]; border:3px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}

.imageLink, #displayArea .imageLink {background:transparent;}

.annotation {background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; border:2px solid [[ColorPalette::SecondaryMid]];}

.viewer .listTitle {list-style-type:none; margin-left:-2em;}
.viewer .button {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::SecondaryMid]];}
.viewer blockquote {border-left:3px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}

.viewer table, table.twtable {border:2px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}
.viewer th, .viewer thead td, .twtable th, .twtable thead td {background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryMid]]; border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}
.viewer td, .viewer tr, .twtable td, .twtable tr {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}

.viewer pre {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryPale]];}
.viewer code {color:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryDark]];}
.viewer hr {border:0; border-top:dashed 1px [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]]; color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}

.highlight, .marked {background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]];}

.editor input {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]];}
.editor textarea {border:1px solid [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]; width:100%;}
.editorFooter {color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
.readOnly {background:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryPale]];}

#backstageArea {background:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; color:[[ColorPalette::TertiaryMid]];}
#backstageArea a {background:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; border:none;}
#backstageArea a:hover {background:[[ColorPalette::SecondaryLight]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; }
#backstageArea a.backstageSelTab {background:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}
#backstageButton a {background:none; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; border:none;}
#backstageButton a:hover {background:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; border:none;}
#backstagePanel {background:[[ColorPalette::Background]]; border-color: [[ColorPalette::Background]] [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]] [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]] [[ColorPalette::TertiaryDark]];}
.backstagePanelFooter .button {border:none; color:[[ColorPalette::Background]];}
.backstagePanelFooter .button:hover {color:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]];}
#backstageCloak {background:[[ColorPalette::Foreground]]; opacity:0.6; filter:alpha(opacity=60);}
/*}}}*/

/*{{{*/
* html .tiddler {height:1%;}

body {font-size:.75em; font-family:arial,helvetica; margin:0; padding:0;}

h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6 {font-weight:bold; text-decoration:none;}
h1,h2,h3 {padding-bottom:1px; margin-top:1.2em;margin-bottom:0.3em;}
h4,h5,h6 {margin-top:1em;}
h1 {font-size:1.35em;}
h2 {font-size:1.25em;}
h3 {font-size:1.1em;}
h4 {font-size:1em;}
h5 {font-size:.9em;}

hr {height:1px;}

a {text-decoration:none;}

dt {font-weight:bold;}

ol {list-style-type:decimal;}
ol ol {list-style-type:lower-alpha;}
ol ol ol {list-style-type:lower-roman;}
ol ol ol ol {list-style-type:decimal;}
ol ol ol ol ol {list-style-type:lower-alpha;}
ol ol ol ol ol ol {list-style-type:lower-roman;}
ol ol ol ol ol ol ol {list-style-type:decimal;}

.txtOptionInput {width:11em;}

#contentWrapper .chkOptionInput {border:0;}

.externalLink {text-decoration:underline;}

.indent {margin-left:3em;}
.outdent {margin-left:3em; text-indent:-3em;}
code.escaped {white-space:nowrap;}

.tiddlyLinkExisting {font-weight:bold;}
.tiddlyLinkNonExisting {font-style:italic;}

/* the 'a' is required for IE, otherwise it renders the whole tiddler in bold */
a.tiddlyLinkNonExisting.shadow {font-weight:bold;}

#mainMenu .tiddlyLinkExisting,
	#mainMenu .tiddlyLinkNonExisting,
	#sidebarTabs .tiddlyLinkNonExisting {font-weight:normal; font-style:normal;}
#sidebarTabs .tiddlyLinkExisting {font-weight:bold; font-style:normal;}

.header {position:relative;}
.header a:hover {background:transparent;}
.headerShadow {position:relative; padding:4.5em 0 1em 1em; left:-1px; top:-1px;}
.headerForeground {position:absolute; padding:4.5em 0 1em 1em; left:0; top:0;}

.siteTitle {font-size:3em;}
.siteSubtitle {font-size:1.2em;}

#mainMenu {position:absolute; left:0; width:10em; text-align:right; line-height:1.6em; padding:1.5em 0.5em 0.5em 0.5em; font-size:1.1em;}

#sidebar {position:absolute; right:3px; width:16em; font-size:.9em;}
#sidebarOptions {padding-top:0.3em;}
#sidebarOptions a {margin:0 0.2em; padding:0.2em 0.3em; display:block;}
#sidebarOptions input {margin:0.4em 0.5em;}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel {margin-left:1em; padding:0.5em; font-size:.85em;}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel a {font-weight:bold; display:inline; padding:0;}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel input {margin:0 0 0.3em 0;}
#sidebarTabs .tabContents {width:15em; overflow:hidden;}

.wizard {padding:0.1em 1em 0 2em;}
.wizard h1 {font-size:2em; font-weight:bold; background:none; padding:0; margin:0.4em 0 0.2em;}
.wizard h2 {font-size:1.2em; font-weight:bold; background:none; padding:0; margin:0.4em 0 0.2em;}
.wizardStep {padding:1em 1em 1em 1em;}
.wizard .button {margin:0.5em 0 0; font-size:1.2em;}
.wizardFooter {padding:0.8em 0.4em 0.8em 0;}
.wizardFooter .status {padding:0 0.4em; margin-left:1em;}
.wizard .button {padding:0.1em 0.2em;}

#messageArea {position:fixed; top:2em; right:0; margin:0.5em; padding:0.5em; z-index:2000; _position:absolute;}
.messageToolbar {display:block; text-align:right; padding:0.2em;}
#messageArea a {text-decoration:underline;}

.tiddlerPopupButton {padding:0.2em;}
.popupTiddler {position: absolute; z-index:300; padding:1em; margin:0;}

.popup {position:absolute; z-index:300; font-size:.9em; padding:0; list-style:none; margin:0;}
.popup .popupMessage {padding:0.4em;}
.popup hr {display:block; height:1px; width:auto; padding:0; margin:0.2em 0;}
.popup li.disabled {padding:0.4em;}
.popup li a {display:block; padding:0.4em; font-weight:normal; cursor:pointer;}
.listBreak {font-size:1px; line-height:1px;}
.listBreak div {margin:2px 0;}

.tabset {padding:1em 0 0 0.5em;}
.tab {margin:0 0 0 0.25em; padding:2px;}
.tabContents {padding:0.5em;}
.tabContents ul, .tabContents ol {margin:0; padding:0;}
.txtMainTab .tabContents li {list-style:none;}
.tabContents li.listLink { margin-left:.75em;}

#contentWrapper {display:block;}
#splashScreen {display:none;}

#displayArea {margin:1em 17em 0 14em;}

.toolbar {text-align:right; font-size:.9em;}

.tiddler {padding:1em 1em 0;}

.missing .viewer,.missing .title {font-style:italic;}

.title {font-size:1.6em; font-weight:bold;}

.missing .subtitle {display:none;}
.subtitle {font-size:1.1em;}

.tiddler .button {padding:0.2em 0.4em;}

.tagging {margin:0.5em 0.5em 0.5em 0; float:left; display:none;}
.isTag .tagging {display:block;}
.tagged {margin:0.5em; float:right;}
.tagging, .tagged {font-size:0.9em; padding:0.25em;}
.tagging ul, .tagged ul {list-style:none; margin:0.25em; padding:0;}
.tagClear {clear:both;}

.footer {font-size:.9em;}
.footer li {display:inline;}

.annotation {padding:0.5em; margin:0.5em;}

* html .viewer pre {width:99%; padding:0 0 1em 0;}
.viewer {line-height:1.4em; padding-top:0.5em;}
.viewer .button {margin:0 0.25em; padding:0 0.25em;}
.viewer blockquote {line-height:1.5em; padding-left:0.8em;margin-left:2.5em;}
.viewer ul, .viewer ol {margin-left:0.5em; padding-left:1.5em;}

.viewer table, table.twtable {border-collapse:collapse; margin:0.8em 1.0em;}
.viewer th, .viewer td, .viewer tr,.viewer caption,.twtable th, .twtable td, .twtable tr,.twtable caption {padding:3px;}
table.listView {font-size:0.85em; margin:0.8em 1.0em;}
table.listView th, table.listView td, table.listView tr {padding:0 3px 0 3px;}

.viewer pre {padding:0.5em; margin-left:0.5em; font-size:1.2em; line-height:1.4em; overflow:auto;}
.viewer code {font-size:1.2em; line-height:1.4em;}

.editor {font-size:1.1em;}
.editor input, .editor textarea {display:block; width:100%; font:inherit;}
.editorFooter {padding:0.25em 0; font-size:.9em;}
.editorFooter .button {padding-top:0; padding-bottom:0;}

.fieldsetFix {border:0; padding:0; margin:1px 0px;}

.zoomer {font-size:1.1em; position:absolute; overflow:hidden;}
.zoomer div {padding:1em;}

* html #backstage {width:99%;}
* html #backstageArea {width:99%;}
#backstageArea {display:none; position:relative; overflow: hidden; z-index:150; padding:0.3em 0.5em;}
#backstageToolbar {position:relative;}
#backstageArea a {font-weight:bold; margin-left:0.5em; padding:0.3em 0.5em;}
#backstageButton {display:none; position:absolute; z-index:175; top:0; right:0;}
#backstageButton a {padding:0.1em 0.4em; margin:0.1em;}
#backstage {position:relative; width:100%; z-index:50;}
#backstagePanel {display:none; z-index:100; position:absolute; width:90%; margin-left:3em; padding:1em;}
.backstagePanelFooter {padding-top:0.2em; float:right;}
.backstagePanelFooter a {padding:0.2em 0.4em;}
#backstageCloak {display:none; z-index:20; position:absolute; width:100%; height:100px;}

.whenBackstage {display:none;}
.backstageVisible .whenBackstage {display:block;}
/*}}}*/

/***
StyleSheet for use when a translation requires any css style changes.
This StyleSheet can be used directly by languages such as Chinese, Japanese and Korean which need larger font sizes.
***/
/*{{{*/
body {font-size:0.8em;}
#sidebarOptions {font-size:1.05em;}
#sidebarOptions a {font-style:normal;}
#sidebarOptions .sliderPanel {font-size:0.95em;}
.subtitle {font-size:0.8em;}
.viewer table.listView {font-size:0.95em;}
/*}}}*/

/*{{{*/
@media print {
#mainMenu, #sidebar, #messageArea, .toolbar, #backstageButton, #backstageArea {display: none !important;}
#displayArea {margin: 1em 1em 0em;}
noscript {display:none;} /* Fixes a feature in Firefox 1.5.0.2 where print preview displays the noscript content */
}
/*}}}*/

<!--{{{-->
<div class='toolbar' role='navigation' macro='toolbar [[ToolbarCommands::ViewToolbar]]'></div>
<div class='title' macro='view title'></div>
<div class='subtitle'><span macro='view modifier link'></span>, <span macro='view modified date'></span> (<span macro='message views.wikified.createdPrompt'></span> <span macro='view created date'></span>)</div>
<div class='tagging' macro='tagging'></div>
<div class='tagged' macro='tags'></div>
<div class='viewer' macro='view text wikified'></div>
<div class='tagClear'></div>
<!--}}}-->

/***
|''Name:''|BackstageSidebarPlugin|
|''Description:''|Moves the sidebar to the backstage, as suggested at http://www.tiddlywiki.org/wiki/Dev:Backstage#Customization|
|''Author''|JonathanLister|
|''CodeRepository:''|n/a |
|''Version:''|0.1|
|''Comments:''|Please make comments at http://groups.google.co.uk/group/TiddlyWikiDev |
|''License''|[[BSD License|http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php]] |
|''~CoreVersion:''|2.4|

***/

//{{{
if(!version.extensions.BackstageSidebarPlugin) {
version.extensions.BackstageSidebarPlugin = {installed:true};

config.tasks.sidebar = {
	text: "sidebar",
	tooltip: "sidebar options",
	content: "<<tiddler SideBarOptions>><<tiddler SideBarTabs>>"
};
config.backstageTasks.push("sidebar");

config.macros.BackstageSidebarPlugin = {
	tiddler:tiddler
};

config.macros.BackstageSidebarPlugin.init = function() {
	var tiddler = this.tiddler;
	setStylesheet(store.getTiddlerText(tiddler.title+'##Stylesheet'),'BackstageSidebarPlugin');
};

} //# end of 'install only once'
//}}}

/***
!Stylesheet

#sidebar {
	display:none;
}

!(end of Stylesheet)
***/

[[search]]

{{{
ab	>	by (agent; can turn to “af” before “h”); ab- (verbal prefix) = away, off 

aba	>	homespun (sb ) 

abad	>	eternity ( sb) 

abadic	>	eternal ( adj) 

abalone	>	(haliotis ) = abalone 

abalorio	>	small glassware 

abandon	>	abandon (sb & vtr) 

abbassi	>	abbassid (adj & sb) 

abbat	>	abbot

abbatia	>	abbey 

abbrehg	>	to get out (vulg. !)

abdekhschat	>	to frighten / scare away 

abdeh	>	remove ( vtr ) (to set aside); abdeh y ud x = to rid x of y 

abdeih	>	wean (vtr) 

abdeil	>	department (sb) (store; section) 

abdication	>	abdication

abdomen	>	abdomen (sb) 

abeih	>	to make off, to flee 

aberration	>	aberration

abfeug + acc	>	shirk ( vpr ) 

abfug	>	running away (of a child; sb) 

abgeir	>	( to ) turn around (vint ) 

abghend	>	( abghènd ) = get rid of ( vpr ) 

abhorr	>	to abhor 

abieh	>	x ud y = to exempt y from x

abject	>	sickening (adj) 

abkap	>	to complete (vpr / vtr) 

abkhase	>	abkhaz

abkwah	>	to pick up, harness (vtr)

ablehnc	>	diflect (vtr; a missile) 

ablinekw	>	abandon, desert (vtr) 

abnegation	>	abnegation (sb ) 

abneih	>	to take away 

abnormal	>	abnormal ( adj ) 

abnus	>	ebony wood 

aboleih	>	abolish (vtr) 

abominable	>	abominable (adj) 

abonn	>	(+ acc.) = to subscribe to, to buy a season ticket for

abonnent	>	subscriber (adj & sb) 

abonnment	>	subscription ( sb) 

abor	>	to abort 

abordage	>	boarding (of a vessel, sb) 

aborde	>	to board (a vessel) 

aborigine	>	aborigine

abortion	>	abortion (sb) 

aborto	>	little runt (sb) 

Abou Rhurayb	>	Abu Ghraib

abpersne	>	to take to one's heels

Abraham	>	Abraham (npr) 

abrupt	>	abrupt (adj; fig.) 

Abruzzi	>	( sing) = Abruzzo (mountain ) 

Abruzzo	>	Abruzzo ( region) 

absect rujiow	>	sawed-off shotgun ( sb) 

absent	>	absent (adj) 

absinth	>	wormwood ( sb) 

absleub	>	to slip away (vint) 

absorb	>	absorb (vtr) 

absorpt energia dose	>	absorbed dosis (total ionizing dose; sb) 

absper	>	bumpy (adj) 

abstauneih	>	stun (vtr) 

abstehm	>	(+ acc) = refrain from 

abstehmia	>	abstentionism

absteum	>	evaporate 

absurd	>	absurd (adj) 

abtrigher	>	trigger ( weapon; sb) 

abundant	>	abounding (adj) 

abunde	>	to abound 

abveic	>	to move away 

abveulbh	>	to get round (a difficulty; sb)

abvolg	>	to show one's heels (vint) 

abwohndt	>	(& abwohnden) = roundabout (adj) (path, way) 

abyeis	>	to shoot (an arrow)

abysse	>	abyss 

acacallis	>	acacallis (sb ) 

acacia	>	acacia 

academia	>	academy 

acatist	>	prayer for the dead 

accelerator	>	accelerator (sb)

accelere	>	to accelerate 

accent	>	accent

accentue	>	to accentuate, stress

accepte	>	to accept 

access	>	access 

accident	>	accident (sb) 

accommodant	>	accommodating (adj) 

accompagnement	>	accompaniment (music)

accompliht	>	completed (adj) 

accorde	>	accord (sb & vtr)

accordeon	>	accordeon

accoste	>	to dock at 

accredite	>	to accredit

acculturation	>	acculturation

accurat	>	neat (adj) (well done) 

accusation	>	accusation (sb) 

accuse	>	accuse (vtr) 

Acerbas	>	Acerbas (npr)

acete	>	vinegar (sb) 

achak	>	uneasiness, malaise (sb) 

achar	>	pickles ( splu ) 

achi !	>	achoo ! (onom.) 

achiz	>	unable, powerless 

acid	>	acid ( sb & adj ) 

acolyte	>	acolyte 

acquiesc	>	(+ acc.) = to acquiesce to 

acquiseih	>	acquire ( vtr ) 

acquit	>	to acquit 

acrell	>	wash drawing (sb) 

acrobat	>	acrobat (sb) 

acrobatia	>	acrobatic feat (sb) 

acronym	>	acronym

act	>	act (sb); act os accusation = indictment; Acts im Apostels = Actes des Apôtres

actia	>	share (finance; sb)

actiasmyehria	>	shareholding

action	>	action

actionnaire	>	shareholder

activa	>	assets (splu) (accounting) 

active substance	>	active ingredient

activitat	>	activity (sb) 

actor	>	actor (sb) 

actrice	>	actress (sb) 

actualitat	>	news ( splu) 

actuation	>	lawsuit

actue	>	to proceed (before a court) 

acuscherin	>	midwife (sb) 

acustic tube	>	speaking tube

acut	>	acute

ad	>	at (prep) 

adab	>	good manners ( splu ) 

adadh	>	number (n°; sb ) 

adagio	>	adage (sb) 

adam	>	human (sb) 

adaptive optique	>	adaptive optics

adarb	>	barricade (sb; parapet between two towers) 

adark	>	scum of reed (sb) 

adarle	>	poppy (sb) 

adawa	>	enmity (sb ) 

adbehr	>	to make an offering of (vtr) 

addeih	>	add (vtr) 

addic	>	devote (vtr) 

Addis Abeba	>	Addis Ababa (npr) 

addition	>	addition ( sb) 

adduc	>	to end up (place ) 

adequat	>	adequate ( adj ) 

adet	>	habit ( sb ) 

adfall	>	attack, outbreak (illness) 

adglehmer	>	to stick/hang to

adhes	>	(+ acc.) = to join, to adhere to 

adib	>	literate (adj) 

adic	>	usual (adj) 

Adieu	>	Farewell (interjection) 

adil	>	right (adj) (righteousness)

adjudant-chef	>	chief warrant officer 

adjudication	>	awarding (sb) 

adjust	>	to adjust 

admahel	>	subpoena 

Admet	>	Admetus

administre	>	administer (including drugs)

admiral	>	admiral (sb) 

admire	>	to admire 

admission	>	admission (sb) 

admitt	>	admit (vtr) 

adnehm	>	to award (ex: a medal) 

adobe	>	adobe (brick) 

adon	>	to atone 

Adonis	>	Adonis (npr) 

adopt	>	to adopt 

adoquin	>	cobblestone 

ador	>	wheat (sb) (wide decoccum) 

adore	>	adore

adorne	>	to bedizen, bedeck 

adpeurt	>	to establish the filiation of 

adrenaline	>	adrenaline ( sb) 

adresse	>	address (sb) 

adresseit	>	addressee (sb) 

adriug	>	lazy ( adj ) 

adskweis	>	common hawthorn 

aduar	>	ad(o)uar

adulation	>	adulation

adult	>	adult (adj, sb) 

Advent	>	Advent (sb) 

adverse effect	>	adverse effect (medicine; sb) 

advocat	>	lawyer (sb) (Justice) 

advocat general	>	general counsel (sb) 

advocature	>	lawyers' bar

advoque	>	advocate (vtr) 

adyuneg	>	to place side by side

adwar	>	dowery 

adyuneg	>	add (vtr)

aegid	>	aegis (sb) 

aend	>	duck (sb) 

Aeneas	>	Aeneas (npr) 

Aeneis	>	Aeneid (sb) 

aerodrom	>	aerodrome (sb)

aeronautic	>	aeronautic

aerospacial	>	aerospace 

aerostat	>	aerostat

afa	>	bad luck (sb ) 

affable	>	affable (adj ) 

affaire	>	affair 

affec	>	to affect (move)

affectat	>	stiff, stilted (fig.)

affection	>	affection

affidavit	>	affidavit

affiliation	>	affiliation

affirmative action	>	affirmative action

afflut	>	exhalation, effluvium (sb) 

affresco	>	fresco 

afire	>	blueberry (sb) 

aflig	>	to distress, aflict

aforise	>	curse (vtr) 

Africa	>	[Afrika] = Africa (npr) 

African	>	african (adj & sb) 

afsos	>	I 'm sorry 

afu	>	mercy (sb ) 

afuna	>	blueberry (sb ) 

ag	>	to act; to go together (when referring to a group), to push, to lead; ag claus = to be bordering/verging on 

agama	>	denomination (religion)

agapes	>	(splu) = agape feast (Christendom; sb) 

agar	>	if, in case 

agarian	>	(racist insult against Arabs or Muslims) (sb) ( !) 

agaru	>	African myrrh (sb) 

agave	>	agave

Agayos	>	(Sea) Aegean (npr) 

agede	>	to squint 

agence	>	agency

agent	>	agent; policeman (sb) 

agglomeration	>	agglomeration

agglutinant	>	agglutinating (adj) (language) 

aggregat	>	aggregate (including pellets)

aggressive	>	aggressive (adj) 

aghel	>	disgusting (adj) 

agher	>	cultivated field (sb) 

agherd	>	wild pear-tree (sb) 

aghnue	>	mien kerd aghnuet = my heart pains me

aghyern	>	morning ( sb ) 

Aghyernland	>	Levant (npr) 

agian	>	pitched battle 

agiasma	>	Holy water ( sb ) 

agil	>	agile (adj) 

agitator	>	agitator ( sb ) 

agite	>	shake, agitate ( vtr ) 

agla	>	brood ( sb ) ( small animals ) 

aglow	>	haze (sb) 

aglu	>	rain cloud (sb ) 

agmen	>	army on the march 

agmo	>	trajectory, route (sb) 

agn	>	lamb ( sb ) 

agonia	>	agony ( sb ) 

agonise	>	to be dying 

agor	>	household ( sb) 

agos	>	bad action, going-ons 

agraf	>	safety pin ( sb ) 

agree	>	to accept, approve, agree 

agrent	>	farmer (sb); agricultural (adj) 

agriculture	>	agriculture (sb)

agriverslyn	>	agribusiness 

agroforesterie	>	agroforestry

agronom	>	agronomist

agronomia	>	agronomy

agros	>	cultivated countryside

agrue	>	to scour the countryside

ahammiyat	>	scope (sb) (importance) 

ahock	>	se = to curl up, to huddle up 

AIDS	>	Acquisiht Immunodeficiency Syndrome = AIDS ( sb ) 

aig	>	oak ( sb) (green) 

air	>	air ( sb ); air conditionen = air conditioning/-ned; air force = air force 

aircrobatia	>	(sing) = aerobatics ( splu ) 

airdruna	>	air current (sb) 

airise	>	air (vtr) 

airise	>	( -t/-n ) = airy ( adj) 

airnav	>	aircraft (sb)

airpiratia	>	aircraft hijacking 

airport	>	airport (sb) 

airsclus	>	lock (sm ) 

airsleidnav	>	hovercraft (sb) 

aise	>	ease (sb)

aisic	>	easy

aiw	>	age, era (sb); ever (adv) 

aiwic	>	of ever, eternal, everlasting (adj) 

aiwic sneigv	>	perpetual snow 

aiwo	>	age, era (sb); ever (adv)

aja	>	grandmother ( sb ) 

ajaban !	>	Gosh ! 

ajal	>	last hour ( fig) 

ajayib	>	unusual ( adj ) 

ajdadh	>	(sing) = ancestors ( splu ) 

ajib	>	incredible ( adj) 

ajib	>	astonishing ( adj) 

ajiz	>	shot (adj; when referring to a discouraged person ) 

ajlaf	>	villain (adj. & sb) (pejorative ) 

ajowan	>	ajwain (sb) 

ak	>	point (a sharp configuration; sb) 

ak	>	(or "akut") = sharp (adj) 

akap	>	to end (vtr/vint) 

akbaba	>	scavenger (sb) 

akel	>	presence of mind (sb) 

aker	>	maple (sb); acrid

Akharnay	>	Acharnai (npr) 

akhat	>	agate (sb) 

Akhilleus	>	Achilles (npr) 

Akhira	>	the Otherworld 

akhir	>	latest, last (adj ) ( recent) 

akhire	>	to postpone 

akmak	>	scatterbrained, crazy ( adj , sb) 

akmen	>	vault ( sb) 

akmenspetra	>	keystone 

akowsie	>	to prick up one's ears 

akri	>	acrid

akride	>	grasshopper (sb) 

akro	>	top ( sb ) (highest point ) 

Akropoli	>	Acropolis ( npr ) 

akster	>	lively, strong ( adj ) (fig , color, sense ) 

akstraum	>	witty (full of humour; adj) 

aktwn	>	twilight ray 

akwn	>	barb, herl (sb) 

al	>	raise, breed (vtr) 

al-hamdulillah !	>	thank you God ! 

Al-Khawarizmih	>	Al -Khwarizmi ( npr ) 

à la	>	à la 

alabasch	>	kohlrabi (sb) 

alabster	>	alabaster ( sb ) 

alaf	>	ration (sb) (food) 

alafa	>	(& lafa ) = stipend, salary (sb) 

alamat	>	punctuation mark; alamat os mathal = quotation mark, guillemet 

alambique	>	alembic (sb) 

alamode	>	fashionable (adj) 

alarme	>	alarm (sb & vtr) 

alascha	>	gelding (sb ) 

alat	>	tool (sb) 

alatengjia	>	toolbar

alat-machine	>	machine tool

alatos	>	set of tools

alaud	>	(& alauda) = lark (sb) 

alausa	>	shad (sb) 

alawite	>	alawite

alay	>	train, retinue (sb); to stroll about 

alayissalam !	>	May the peace be upon Him ! 

Alba	>	Scotland (npr) 

Alban	>	Scot (sb); scottish, scotch (adj) 

albarda	>	packsaddle (sb) 

albarrada	>	albarrada ( sm ) ( tile pattern representing a vase of flowers) 

albatroz	>	albatross ( sb) 

albatt	>	(& albatta) = certainly, indeed (adv ) 

albblond	>	white-blond 

Albertus Magnus	>	Albertus Magnus

albh	>	white (adj) 

albhspirit	>	white spirit ( sm) 

albino	>	albino ( adj , sm ) 

albit	>	stye; barley grain 

albu	>	sprite ( sb ) 

albud	>	swan ( sb) 

alchemia	>	alchemy (sb) 

Alcmene	>	Alcmene ( npr ) 

alcohol	>	alcohol (sb) 

alcoholisme	>	alcoholism

alcoholmeider	>	breathalyzer

ald	>	trough (sb) 

aldehyde	>	aldehyde (sb) 

aldia	>	pirogue (sb) 

aleg	>	to allege, to defend oneself 

alemann	>	alemanni (adj & sub. sing.)

Alendyin	>	Aladdin

Aleppo	>	Aleppo

alerte	>	alert (sb & vtr) 

alevi	>	alevi

alevisme	>	alevism

Alexander	>	Alexander 

alfalfa	>	alfalfa ( sb ) 

Al-Gaddafi	>	Gaddafi ( npr ) 

algara	>	clash, brush (sb) 

Alger	>	Algiers (npr) 

Algeria	>	Algeria (npr) 

algerian	>	algerian (adj & sb) 

algerese	>	inhabitant of Algiers (adj & sb) 

algorithme	>	algorithm

algv	>	to be awarded (a price = acc.; vtr); to earn (sb) 

Alhazen	>	Alhazen (npr) 

alian	>	wrath (sb) 

alibi	>	alibi

Alice	>	Alice

alim	>	erudite (adj); scientist (sb) 

aliment	>	food (sb) 

alinea	>	paragraph (in a legal text)

alineat	>	aligned (adj) (fig.) 

alisia	>	chequer tree (sb) 

aliw	>	silver-gilt (sb) 

alixire	>	elixir (sb) 

aljiss	>	gypsum (sb) 

Alkibiades	>	Alicibiades

alkuba	>	alcove (sb) 

Allah	>	Allah (npr) 

allee	>	alley, aisle

allegence	>	allegiance 

allergia	>	allergy

allergen	>	allergen

allergic	>	allergic (adj) 

allie	>	to ally 

allodh	>	allocate (vtr) 

allottment	>	allotment

almadraba	>	tunny net 

almanac	>	almanac (sb ) 

almar	>	cupboard, chest (on the wall) 

al-Mawsil	>	Mosul

almentask	>	(school) homework

almujna	>	alms ( sf ) 

almujner	>	chaplain ( sb) 

almujnerie	>	chaplaincy 

alnos	>	completely, wholly 

alokad	>	frolicsmoe, downy 

Alpes	>	Alps (npr) 

alphabet	>	alphabet (sb)

alphabetic	>	alphabetic 

Alphayos	>	Alphaeus (Bible, father of James)

alpin	>	alpine (adj & sb)

alpin ski	>	alpine skiing 

als	>	otherwise, else (adv) 

alsen	>	alder (sb) 

also	>	also, so (adv.) 

altar	>	altar (sb) 

alter	>	the other (one) 

altercation	>	altercation

alterglobalisme	>	alterglobalism

alternation	>	alternation

altice	>	embroidery (sb) (sewing) 

altie	>	to embroider 

altruisme	>	altruism

alu	>	ale (sb) 

alue	>	to roam, to loiter about 

aluminium	>	aluminium (sb) 

alv	>	bed of a watercourse (sb) 

alvey	>	hive (sb) 

alveycomputing	>	cloud computing

alyo	>	another (declinable) 

am	>	past tense of “amem” 

amabiltats	>	(splu) = amiability 

amalan	>	practically ( adv ) 

Amalek	>	Amalek (npr) 

amalgame	>	amalgam (sb) 

Amaltheia	>	Amalthea (npr) 

aman	>	have mercy ! ( interjection ); mercy, pardon (sb)

amanat	>	security, guarantee (private law) 

amar	>	mooring rope (sb) 

amarant	>	amaranth (flower)

amasirr	>	berber

amat	>	pleasant 

amateur	>	amateur 

Amathus	>	Amathus (npr) 

amaxi	>	body (sb ) (vehicle) 

Amazonas	>	Amazon ( npr) (river of Brazil) 

amazone	>	Amazon (sb ) 

Amazonia	>	Amazonia (sb) 

amazonic	>	Amazonian (adj) 

ambact	>	intermediary, go-between, middleman (sb)

ambag	>	to commit oneself 

ambassade	>	embassy (sb) 

ambassador	>	ambassador (sb) 

ambel	>	vine wood 

amber	>	gray amber 

ambghehrd	>	to encompass

ambh	>	(& perambh) = around (prep) 

ambhkaup	>	to go shopping 

ambhkeung	>	linger ( vpr ) 

ambhneus	>	to nose around 

ambhriss	>	outline (sb) 

ambhspehc	>	to look around

ambhtaste	>	to fumble around

ambhwaurg	>	to bully (vtr)

ambi	>	on both sides 

ambient	>	environment (sb ) 

ambiental	>	environmental

ambigu	>	ambiguous ( adj) 

ambigwiv	>	amphibious (adj & sb) 

ambikwehl	>	to bustle about 

ambikwol	>	valet (sb) 

ambitieus	>	ambitious

ambo	>	all both

Ambrosius	>	Ambrose

ambtos	>	from both sides 

ambulance	>	ambulance (sb) 

ambulant veneg	>	peddler (sb) 

amdani	>	income (sb) 

ame	>	to be(come) attached to (fig.)

amem	>	feed (vtr) 

amendement	>	amendment

America	>	America (npr) 

American	>	american (adj. & sb) 

amethyst	>	amethyst ( sb) 

amfer	>	bucket ( sb) 

amin	>	reliable (adj) ( person) 

amirahor	>	master of stables (sm ) 

amirat	>	Emirate (sb) 

amirbar	>	Mayor of the Palace (sb) 

amire	>	amir (sb); Amire im Muaminen = Commander of the Faithful 

amirmajlis	>	chairperson (of an assembly) 

amirmakhkma	>	court president 

amirselah	>	fencing master (sb ) 

amiwa	>	(plu) = sorrows ( plu ) 

amla	>	phyllanthus emblica (sb) 

amlak	>	(sing) = assets (plu, finance) 

amma	>	adoptive mother (sb) 

ammer	>	command (sb) & to command + acc. of the person 

ammonia	>	ammonia (sb) 

ammonium	>	ammonium

Ammurapi	>	Hammurabi (npr) 

amnesia	>	amnesy

amnistia	>	amnesty (sb) 

amnistye	>	amnesty (vtr) 

amor	>	attachment (love, endeavour)

amortisation	>	amortization

amortise	>	amortize, pay off (vtr) (capital) 

ampere	>	ampere (sb) 

amphibia	>	amphibian (adj & sb) 

amphibolite	>	amphibolite (sb) 

amphitheatre	>	amphitheatre, lecture hall

amphora	>	amphora (sb)

amplifie	>	to amplify 

amplor	>	extent (sb) 

ampull	>	bulb, phial (sb) 

ampute	>	to amputate 

ampwa	>	raspberry (sb) 

amtire	>	to be in office

amulett	>	amulet (sb) 

Amur	>	Amur (npr) 

amvon	>	church pulpit (sb) 

an	>	if, whether ( conj ) ( introducing a question ) 

ana	>	on the edge of 

anabaptiste	>	Anabaptist (adj , sb ) 

anac	>	past tense of “anac” 

anadeh	>	attribute, allocate, impute (vtr)

Anadolu	>	Anatolia (npr) 

Anadyomene	>	Anadyomene 

anafer	>	blessed bread (sb) 

anaglypt	>	low relief (sb) 

analog	>	analogous

analogic	>	analog(ue) (adj.)

analyse	>	analysis (sb) and analyze (vtr); analyse gridel = evaluation grid

anamnese	>	meditation (sb) (religious contemplation); to meditate (vint) 

ananas	>	pineapple (sb ) 

ananec	>	to present, bring (vtr) 

anathema	>	anathema

anateina	>	(sing.) = goosebumps

anatomise	>	to dissect 

Anchises	>	Anchises

anchoa !	>	not possible ! 

anchova	>	anchovy (sb) 

ancian	>	ancient (fig.) 

anda	>	musk (sb) (gland, perfume) 

andaluth	>	Andalusian

andam	>	lock (vtr) 

andem	>	jewel, flower work (fig.) 

Andes	>	Andes (splu) 

andh	>	to cover (a distance) (vtr) 

andhwrnt	>	route, lap (sb) 

andin	>	andean

andos	>	bloom, herb (sb) 

Andreas	>	Andrew

android	>	(an) droid ( sb) 

Andromeda	>	Andromeda 

andsa	>	medicinal plants 

andyes	>	flowering ( sf ) 

anecdote	>	anecdote (sf ) 

anemia	>	anemia ( sf ) 

anemon	>	anemone (sf ) 

aneria	>	manly strength 

anesthesia	>	anaesthetics

anesthesye	>	to give an anaesthetics to

aneta	>	door-post (sb) 

aneurysme	>	aneurysm (sb) 

anfractuositat	>	vertical crevice (sb) 

anganan	>	estimate, invoice 

angel	>	angel (sb) 

angh	>	narrow (adj.); to tighten 

anghen	>	person (sb) 

anghencapital	>	human capital

anghpasse	>	narrow gorge, pass 

anghpert	>	alley ( sf ) 

angkhi	>	khaki ( sb , adj ) 

angkin	>	waist scarf 

angle	>	Angle (Germanic people; adj. & sb)

anglicisant	>	English-speaking (adj. & sb)

angst	>	anxiety (sb) 

angule	>	angle (sb) 

angulekaws	>	square bracket [ ]

angver	>	young snake, squib 

angwi	>	eel 

anhaingher	>	trailer (sb) 

animal	>	animal

animator	>	group leader (entertainment, vacation ressort)

anime	>	to animate 

animisme	>	animism (sb) 

animositat	>	animosity (sb) 

anion	>	anion (sb) 

anis	>	anise (sb) 

ank	>	hook, peg 

anker	>	anchor (sm) 

ankul	>	shoot (of plant; sb ) 

ankus	>	sting ( sb) ( for elephants ) 

ankylose	>	ankylosis (sb) 

ann	>	past tense of “annem” 

annals	>	annals 

annect	>	to annex 

annem	>	to breathe; breath 

annex	>	annex(e) (sb); subsidiary (adj)

anniversar	>	anniversary (sb) 

annotation	>	annotation

annular	>	ring finger 

annulation	>	annulation 

annunce	>	announcement

anomalia	>	anomaly

anon	>	food (sb) 

anorak	>	anorak (sb) 

anse	>	handle (eg. of cup) 

Anselm	>	Anselm

ansia	>	bridle, rein (sb) 

ansu	>	spirit ( sb ) 

ant	>	before, in front of 

Antakya	>	Antioch ( npr ) 

antarctic	>	antarctic (adj) 

Antarctid	>	Antarctica ( np ) 

antbehr	>	+ acc = do without ( vpr ) 

antenne	>	antenna (sb) 

anter	>	rather ( adv ) 

antgreip	>	hang on ( vint) ( cling ) 

antheric	>	anthericum (plant; sb) 

anthracite	>	anthracite

anthrax	>	anthrax (disease; sb) 

anthropophag	>	anthropophag

anti	>	opposite (adj, direction) 

antibiotic	>	antibiotic ( sb , adj) 

antichamber	>	antechamber (sb) 

antichrist	>	antichrist (sb) 

anticipation	>	anticipation

anticlimax	>	punch line (sb, story)

antidote	>	antidote 

antidrogh rehab	>	(& rehabilitation) = drug rehabilitation (sb) 

Antigone	>	Antigone (npr) 

Antigonos Doson	>	Antigonus Doson

Antikythera	>	Antikythera (np) 

Antilles	>	West Indies (npr) 

antillian	>	West Indian (adj & sb) 

antipersonel mine	>	antipersonnel mine

Antiphates	>	Antiphates (npr)

antiquar	>	antiquarian (sb) 

Antiquitat	>	Antiquity (sb) 

antiretroviral	>	antiretroviral

antischemisme	>	antisemitic (adj. & sb)

antisclaveriste	>	opponent of slavery (adj. & sb)

anti-septic	>	antiseptic (adj. & sb)

Anton	>	Anthony

antplehc	>	develop ( vtr ) 

antreus	>	+ acc. = to count on, rely on 

antro	>	antrum, cave (sb) 

antsalg	>	+ acc. = escape (vtr) 

antskand	>	rebound (vint) 

antslehnk	>	develop (vint); antslehnkend lands = developping countries

antreus	>	to rely on 

antwehrd	>	answer (vtr & sb)

antwohrd	>	past tense of "antwehrd"

anua	>	old woman 

anun	>	(sing ) = depths ( splu ) 

anxietat	>	anxiety (sb) 

anxieus	>	worried (adj) 

Anwar as-Sadat	>	Anwar Sadat

anyow	>	password (sb) 

aoid	>	aoidos 

Aosta	>	Aosta

ap	>	make fit (vtr ) 

apache	>	apache

apanage	>	appanage (sb) 

apank	>	down ( adj) 

apart	>	apart (adv)

apartment	>	apartment (sb) 

apathic	>	apathetic (adj)

apatrid	>	stateless (person)

apel	>	apple (sb) 

Apelles	>	Apelles (npr) 

Apennins	>	Apennines ( splu ) 

aper	>	wild boar (sm ) 

aperitif	>	appetizer (sb) 

aperture	>	overture (sb)

apex	>	apex (sb) 

Aphrodisias	>	Aphrodisias (npr) 

Aphrodite	>	Aphrodite (npr) 

api	>	but, now ( conj ) 

aplon	>	apple-tree 

apnea	>	apnea (sb) 

apni	>	rapid river 

apo	>	off (prep) 

apocryph	>	apocryphal

apogee	>	apogee (sb) 

apokwihen	>	+ acc. = retaliate (vtr ) (military) 

apokwiti	>	retaliation, reprisal ( sb) 

Apollon	>	Apollo (npr) 

apologia	>	apology

apos	>	joint ( sb) 

apostel	>	apostle (sb) 

apotheke	>	pharmacy (sb) 

Appalaches	>	(splu) = Appalachian Mountains (splu)

appalachian	>	Appalachian (adj & sb)
 
apparat	>	apparatus 

appareih	>	to appear 

appartment	>	appartment (sb) 

appassionat	>	with a keen interest 

appell	>	appeal (sb) 

appelle	>	to appeal 

appendix	>	appendix ( sb) 

appetitt	>	appetite (sm ) 

appetittant	>	appetizing (adj) 

application	>	application (sb) 

applie	>	apply (to put on, to implement;  vtr); applien paursken = applied research

apprehension	>	apprehension (fear; sb)

approbe	>	to approve

approximative	>	approximative

apotheker	>	pharmacist (sb) 

apricot	>	apricot (sb ) 

aprile	>	April (sb) 

aproposs	>	a propos

aproviande	>	refuel (vtr ) 

aps	>	aspen ( sb ) 

apt	>	fit (adj ) 

apter	>	behind 

apterchasse	>	to give chase to 

apterpersne	>	to follow hot on the heels of

aptersok	>	pursue (vtr) 

apteschka	>	first aid box

aqua	>	water (sb) (element, mineral) 

aquaforte	>	etching (sb) 

aquat	>	watery (adj ) 

aqueduct	>	aqueduct (sb) 

Aquen Nepot	>	“Nephew of Waters”, Neptune (Indo-European God) 

aquil	>	merlin (bird) 

ar	>	for ( conj); (& are) plow ( vtr ) 

arab	>	Arab(ic) (adj. & sb); Arab Mar = Arabian Sea

arabesque	>	arabesque ( sb) 

Arabia	>	Arabia (npr) 

Arachne	>	Arachne ( npr ) 

arachnid	>	arachnid (sb) 

aralasch	>	(sing) = dodgy dealings (splu) 

aramay	>	aramaic

arank	>	spider ( sb ) 

arankium	>	cobweb 

arasih	>	accidentally (adv) 

araszi	>	land (property) 

araszireforme	>	land reform

Arasz'Israel	>	Eretz Israel (npr) 

arater	>	ard (plow) 

arbitrair	>	arbitrary ( adj) 

arbust	>	shrub (sb) 

arc	>	arc (sb) 

arcade	>	arcade

arcane	>	arcane ( sb) 

arc-boutant	>	flying buttress (sb) 

arch	>	(& archi-) - = archi -( prefix ) 

archae	>	(& archaebacteria ) = archaea (sb) 

archayic	>	archaic

arche	>	arch (architecture, sb) 

archel	>	casket 

Archelaos	>	Archelaos (npr) 

archeologia	>	archaeology (sb) 

archer	>	archer (sb) 

archet	>	bow (for music instrument)

Archimedes	>	Archimedes (npr) 

archipelegv	>	archipelago (sb) 

architecte	>	architect (sb) 

architecture	>	architecture (sb)

archive	>	archive (sb) 

Arctid	>	Arctic (npr) 

arcu	>	archery , bow and arrows (sb) 

ardeh	>	to align, arrange 

ardent	>	ardent (fig; adj) 

ardh	>	earth (sb) 

ardhem	>	census; to take a census of 

ardie	>	Tuesday (sb) 

ardmen	>	total number of people

arduase	>	slate (sb) 

ared	>	wader (sm , adj ) 

arehg	>	to contain within onself 

id Areios Pagos	>	Areos Pagos (npr) 

areis	>	hazelnut (sb) 

arel	>	minor nobleman 

arena	>	arena (sb) 

arendator	>	lessor

arende	>	lease (sb) 

arful	>	holly (sb) 

arg	>	brightness (sb) 

argat	>	farm boy (sb) 

argavan	>	lilac (adj, color) 

argentine	>	Argentine (adj & sb; pertaining to Argentina) 

Argentina	>	Argentina (npr) 

arghen	>	small crane for burdens (fr: guindal) 

argikwaun	>	greyhound

argist	>	"swiftest" (adj; poetry)

argu	>	shiny (adj) 

argue	>	to argue 

argwrnt	>	silver 

argwrntkovach	>	silversmith ( sb) 

aria	>	aria (sb) 

Ariadne	>	Ariadne ( npr ) 

arid	>	arid ( adj) 

Aristarkhos	>	Aristarchus ( npr ) 

Ariosto	>	Ariosto ( npr ) 

aristocrat	>	aristocrat (adj & sb) 

Aristophanes	>	Aristophanes (npr) 

Aristoteles	>	Aristotle (npr) 

arithmetic	>	arithmetical

arithmetique	>	arithmetics

ark	>	to contain (to make a containment of), to discard 

arker	>	bow-window 

arkeut	>	calotropis, milkweed

arkwn	>	saddle bow

arkwnekw	>	(arkwnekwo) = pommel horse

armada	>	armada (sb) 

armagan	>	travel present 

arme	>	weapon, arm (sb) ; to arm 

armee	>	army (sb) 

armel	>	handle (sb) 

Armelchenal	>	(English) Channel (npr) 

armene	>	Armenian (adj, sb) 

Armoric	>	Armorica

armur	>	armour (sb) 

armuria	>	armory (sb) 

armuriar	>	weaponsmith (sb) 

aroma	>	aroma ( sb) 

aromatic	>	aromatic ( adj) 

arpagic	>	chives (sb) 

Arpakschad	>	Arpakshad (npr) 

arquebuse	>	harquebus ( sb) 

arraboun	>	deposit ( sb) 

arrest	>	arrest ( sb ) 

arreste	>	to arrest 

Arrian	>	Arrian

arrive	>	to arrive 

arriven	>	arrival (sb); arrived (past participle) 

arrogance	>	arrogance (sb) 

arrondissement	>	arrondissement

arsenal	>	arsenal ( sb ) 

arsenic	>	arsenic (sb) 

arsep	>	hawthorn ( sb ) 

art	>	art (sb ) 

Artemis	>	Artemis (npr) 

artifact	>	artifact (sb) 

artifice	>	artifice

arteriographia	>	arteriography (sb) 

article	>	article (sb) 

articule	>	articulate (vtr) 

artifice	>	device, trick (sb) 

artillerie	>	artillery

artilleriste	>	artilleryman

artisanat	>	artisanat 

artiste	>	artist

artor	>	ploughman 

arua	>	intestine (sb) 

arus	>	wound ( sf ) 

arwr	>	topsoil ( sf ) 

arwrn	>	cereal (sb) 

aryo	>	aryan

Aryoctenmarche	>	Noble Eightfold Path (Buddhism)

as	>	of the (genitive feminine) 

asadh	>	frank ( adj) ( free) 

asafa	>	how awful ! 

asarion	>	rumex scutatus (sb) 

asarura	>	azarole (sb) 

asavar	>	draft ox 

asayma	>	eyespot ( sm) 

asbest	>	asbestos (sb) 

-asc	>	( suffix ) = to become X 

ascalot	>	shallot 

ascension	>	ascent, Ascension Day

ascese	>	asceticism (sb) 

ascete	>	ascetic ( n. , adj) 

asch	>	ash (sb) 

aschabak	>	jet (lignite)

aschbak	>	ashtray (sb) 

aschencredie	>	Ash Wednesday

aschikar	>	plain, obvious ( adj ) 

aschlad	>	grafting (sb) 

aschladise	>	to graft 

aschkenasi	>	ashkenazi

Aschour	>	Assur (npr) 

aschouray	>	assyrian

Aschourbaniapli	>	Ashurbanipal

aschyesch	>	comforts (splu) 

asel	>	donkey, ass (sb) 

aselflor	>	mullein (sb) 

asemil	>	packhorse 

Aserbaydjan	>	Azerbaijan ( npr )

aserbaydjani	>	Azerbaijani (adj & sb) 

aseri	>	azeri

aserng	>	blood (vx) 

Asia	>	Asia (npr); Asia Minor = Asia Minor

asiar	>	twitch (sm ) 

asiat	>	Asian ( adj. & n. ) 

asiekil	>	horsetail (sb; plant) 

asimat	>	departure 

askar	>	military (sb) 

askari	>	back-up soldier 

Asklepyos	>	Asklepius ( npr ) 

asli	>	authentic (adj ) ( original ) 

asparg	>	asparagus ( sb) 

asperg	>	to splash

aspergill	>	aspergillum

aspersorium	>	stoup (religion)

asphalt	>	asphalt (sb) 

asphodel	>	asphodel (sb) 

asphyxia	>	asphyxia (sb) 

aspida	>	asp viper 

aspire	>	to aspire, suck; (+ datif) = to aspire to 

aspirin	>	aspirin (sb) 

asprese	>	racecourse (sb) 

assamida	>	(& samida) = prime flour ( sb) 

assania	>	watermill ( sb ) 

assassin	>	assassin (sb) assassinate (vtr) 

assemblage	>	assembling (sb)

assemblee	>	assembly (sb) 

assidu	>	assiduous

assigne	>	assign (vtr ) 

assirat	>	sloping bed, ridge back (sb) 

assist	>	to assist 

assistant	>	Wizard software

assistence	>	assistance (sb; help) 

assiyurn	>	stirrup leather (sb) 

association	>	association

assocye	>	associate (vtr) 

assonance	>	assonance

assortie	>	to match something with 

assortiment	>	assortment

assump	>	to assume 

assymmetria	>	assymetry (sb) 

astak	>	lobster (sb ) 

astat	>	astatine (sb) 

aster	>	star (sb) 

asterisk	>	asterisk (sb)

asteroid	>	asteroid (sb) 

asthma	>	asthma (sb) 

astreinte	>	penalty payment

astrolog	>	astrologer

astronom	>	astronomer

astrophysique	>	astrophysics

asulejo	>	tile of glazed earthenware

Aswan	>	Aswan (npr) 

asyle	>	asylum ( sb ) 

Atalante	>	Atalanta

Atarneus	>	Atarneus (npr) 

atavia	>	ancestry 

atavic	>	ancestral 

atelier	>	workshop (sb) 

atheiste	>	Atheist (adj. & n. ) 

Athenas	>	Athens ( npr ) 

athenay	>	athenian (adj. & sb) 

Athenayos	>	Athenaeus (npr) 

athiber	>	aloe (sb) 

athicale	>	polish (vtr ) 

athicate	>	spit ( sb ) (for frying ) 

athime	>	formidable ( adj) 

athlete	>	athlete (sb) 

athletique	>	athletics 

athtecah	>	Aztec ( adj. & sb ) 

atlant	>	Atlantean (adj , sb) 

Atlantic	>	Atlantic (adj & sb) 

Atlantide	>	Atlantis (npr) 

atmen	>	soul

Atmosphere	>	atmosphere (sb) 

atom	>	atom (sb) 

atomarehg	>	nuclear containment building

atrabile	>	black bile

atraf	>	(sing) = surroundings (splu) 

atroce	>	atrocious (adj) 

atrophiat	>	withered (adj) 

atta	>	stepfather 

attache	>	to attach 

attachement	>	attachment

attaque	>	attack (sb & vtr) 

attar	>	spice merchant ( sb ) 

attention	>	attention (sb) 

attentive	>	attentive 

attic	>	attic (sb) ( architecture) 

Attikai	>	Attica ( npr ) 

attir	>	perfume oil (sb) 

attitude	>	attitude (sb) 

attract	>	attractiveness (sb ) 

attributive adjective	>	attributive adjective

au	>	or ( conj); to be without 

aubergine	>	eggplant ( sb ) 

auction	>	auction (sb) 

auctionaire	>	auctioneer (sb) 

audin	>	mink (sb) 

audio	>	audio 

audiovisual	>	audiovisual

audit	>	audit; audit firma = audit firm

Audowaker	>	Odoacer

aug	>	to increase 

augos	>	strength , power ( sf ) 

Augustus	>	Augustus ( npr ) 

augwedor	>	swelling, rising (of a river; sb) 

aukat	>	mood, frame of mind 

aul	>	(aulice) = pipe; throughfare (sb) 

aula	>	courtyard (sb) 

aulos	>	aulos (sb; double flute) 

auluck	>	groove, slot 

aulwehrg	>	piping (sb) 

aum	>	reasoning (sb); reason (vint); + acc. = to suspect something

aumber	>	shower, rain (of storm) 

aun	>	without (prep) 

aunbeidos	>	recalcitrant (adj)

aunbelos	>	superfluous (adj) 

auncovehr	>	detect ( vtr ) 

aundaunet	>	undead (adj & sb) 

aundexia	>	clumsiness (sb) 

aundwoi	>	without doubt 

aunfin	>	endless 

aunfinia	>	endlessness

aungrund	>	abyss, gulf 

aungvit	>	imperishable

aunharm	>	harmless 

aunieusia	>	assault & battery; injury 

aunlautel	>	non-profit (adj)

aunnumer	>	countless (adj) 

aunpagia	>	nomadism

aunpaur	>	intrepid (adj) 

aunporm passager	>	free rider

aunpotem	>	unfathomable (adj) 

aunpris	>	priceless (adj) 

aunrect	>	undue (adj) 

aunroug	>	to unbridle 

aunsaldeih	>	desalinate (vtr)

aunsam	>	singular, peculiar 

aunspeh	>	desperat, hopeless 

aunstehg	>	to discover 

aunstehgen	>	discovery ( sb ) 

aunstehm	>	to condemn 

aunstupp	>	to uncork (vtr) 

aunsuccessia	>	unsuccess, lack of success (sb) 

aunswehpia	>	insomnia (sb) 

auntitule	>	untitled (ex	>	commoner; adj) 

aunulter	>	unsurpassed ( adj ) 

aunupergumt	>	impassable ( adj ) 

aunvyigia	>	weightlessness ( sb) 

aur	>	to hear; ear (sb) 

aura	>	aura (sb) 

aurdhen	>	order (contrary of disorder); to put in order (vtr)

aurdhenkal	>	call to order

aureola	>	halo, ring 

aurer	>	receiver, headphones 

aurgh	>	to put into motion

auror	>	dawn (sb) 

aurphones	>	earphones

aurplab	>	ear-flap 

aurring	>	earring 

aurtavan	>	eardrum (sb) 

aurwik	>	earwig ( sb ) ( insect) 

aus	>	early (adj & adv ) 

ausk	>	to be dawning 

auspices	>	auspices

auspuff	>	exhaust gas 

austere	>	austere (adj) 

autah	>	or (else) 

auter... au	>	either .... or ( conj ) 

authentic	>	authentic (adj) 

auti	>	or ... too 

auto	>	(& automobil) = automobile (adj & sb) 

autobus	>	(& bus) = bus (sb) 

autodafee	>	bonfire ( sm ) 

autograph	>	autograph (sm ) 

automat	>	automaton (sb) 

automatic	>	automatic (adj) 

auto mecaniste	>	car mechanic (sb) 

autonom	>	autonomous 

autopsia	>	autopsy

autor	>	author (sb) 

autorisation	>	authorization (sb) 

autoritair	>	authoritarian (adj) 

autostop	>	hitchhiking (sb) 

autostrad	>	motorway (sb) 

auwal	>	primeval 

aux	>	(& auxan) = ox 

auxel	>	bleak ( sb; fish ) 

auyis	>	ancestor (sm ) 

av	>	bird ( sb) 

avalanche	>	avalanche (sb) 

avance	>	advance (vtr, sb) (fig., or finance); deposit (sb)

avancen	>	/avancet = advanced (adj; ex. technology)

avanic	>	shear-legs, heavy lift derrick 

avaria	>	breakdown (ex: motor; sb) 

avenflu	>	avian influenza

aventure	>	adventure (sb) 

aventurer	>	adventurer (sb) 

aventureus	>	adventurous (adj) 

aversion	>	aversion, loathing

avestayi	>	avestan

aviation	>	aviation

Avicenna	>	Avicenna (npr) 

avid	>	to notify to someone 

avocado	>	avocado 

avpleuk-ye	>	"as the crow flies" (adv)

avsen	>	oats (sb) 

avweisk	>	bird glue

aw	>	old, ancient 

aweis	>	obviously

awie	>	to understand by 

awon	>	ladybug (sb ) 

axe	>	axis; axle 

axesmeur	>	dirty oil / grease (from engine, mechanism; sb) 

axiome	>	axiom (sb) 

ay	>	1°) to hold as, to consider as. Ex: me ayo tien prient = “you consider me as your friend”; 2°) to say, to tell (in dialogues). Ex: “...” iey is = “..” he said; 3°) to her; to the (feminine singular dative) 

aya	>	verse (religion, sb)

ayar	>	scoundrel (sb) 

ayasch	>	lively (adj) 

ayatollah	>	ayatollah

aydh	>	to burn 

aydh	>	hearth, fireplace 

aydokw	>	black-skinned (adj. & sm) 

aydokwensclaver	>	negro slave driver

Aydokwia	>	Black Africa

aydsmo	>	wood (for heating) 

ayg	>	goat (sb) 

Aygheus	>	Aegeus (npr) 

aygfel	>	honeysuckle (sb) 

Ayghen	>	Aegina

Ayghest	>	Acestes

aygin	>	goatskin 

aygkwol	>	goat-herd

aygpawson	>	aegipan (sb) 

aygswehner	>	tremulous (adj ) 

aygur	>	stallion 

aygve	>	(+ acc.) to feel ashamed of 

aygvos	>	shame (sb ) 

aygw	>	+ acc. = to own 

ayib	>	stain ( sb ) (fig , reputation ) 

aykem	>	pike (weapon) 

aykw	>	level (vtr) 

aykwos	>	expanse (sb) 

aykwost	>	plain, smooth, even 

aylak	>	idle (adj ) 

aymey	>	equivocal 

Aynesidem	>	Aenesidemus

ayoley	>	Eolian (adj & sb) 

ayor	>	slowcoach 

ayr	>	raise (vtr ) 

ayras	>	ryegrass (sb) 

ays	>	her (possessive pronoun); hers 

ays	>	bronze (sb) 

Ayscha	>	Aisha

Ayschylos	>	Aeschylus (npr) 

aysgwn	>	mar (vtr) 

aytan	>	mournfulness 

aythiop	>	Ethiopian ( sm , adj ) 

Aythiopia	>	Ethiopia ( npr ) 

ayu	>	vital force (sf ) 

ayuleus	>	become invalid (vint); invalid ( adj ) 

azab	>	punishment, doom 

azan	>	call to prayer 

aziyat	>	torment 

Azores	>	Azores

azur	>	azure (adj, sb) 

azwl	>	to get impeached; impeachment 

azwleih	>	to impeach 

baan	>	slat (sb) 

baanji	>	scale (for weighing) (sb) 

Baath	>	Ba'ath

Baathia	>	Ba'athism

bab	>	broad bean 

baba	>	Grandma ( sb ) 

babusch	>	slipper (sb) 

baby	>	baby (sb) 

Babylon	>	Babylon ( npr ) 

bacbord	>	port side (of a vessel) 

bach	>	shepherd (sb) 

bachimien	>	from all sides 

backa	>	rump ( sb) 

backal	>	grocer (sb ) 

baclar	>	bachelor 

bactisse	>	+ acc. = to be fed up with 

bacule	>	big bar to close doors 

bacut	>	snipe (sb ) 

bad	>	at last; ne... bad = not yet

badakhsch	>	right-hand man ( fig.) 

badan	>	organism ( sb) ( body, natural defense ) 

badbakht	>	unfortunate ( adj) 

badge	>	badge (sb) 

badkhoua	>	malicious (adj ) 

badmasch	>	rogue (sb) 

badrak	>	escort-member (sb) 

badv	>	showdown (combat ) (sb) 

badyeh	>	tin-bath (sb) 

baft	>	belt buckle (sb) 

bafta	>	calico (sb) 

bag	>	beech ( sb) 

bagage	>	luggage ( sb ) 

bagatelle	>	trifle (sb ) 

bagher	>	dredge (sb & vtr) 

bagiev	>	beechnut (sb) 

baglama	>	strap hinge 

bagor	>	pike-pole, boat-hook, gaff 

bagu	>	forearm ( sb) 

bagukneigvtel	>	armrest

bagustehg	>	bracer, armguard (for archer) 

bah	>	to say, to speak 

bahayi	>	bahà'ì (adj & sb) 

bahmen	>	way of speaking, wording, phrasing (sb) 

Bahrayn	>	Bahrain ( npr ); bahrayni (adj & sb)	>	Bahraini 

bahsa	>	language (sb) 

bai	>	bay (sb) (Geo ) 

Baikal	>	Baykal (npr) 

bak	>	bin (sb) (container) 

bakam	>	Brazil wood (sb) 

bakchang	>	cake ( sm ) (wrapped in bamboo leaves ) 

bakchup	>	chop, chap, cheek (sb) 

bakenbart	>	( sing ) = sideburns ( splu ) 

bakhal	>	armpit (sb) 

bakhcha	>	melon garden (sb) 

bakhil	>	stingy ( adj & sb) 

baki	>	end of series, markdown (industry) 

bakiya	>	(sing) =  arrears ( splu) (debt) 

bakjiakwo	>	Chinese star anise (sb) 

bakmie	>	noodles with meat ( splu ) 

bakni	>	beacon 

bakstag	>	runner and tackle, running backstay 

bal	>	ball (dance, party) 

Balaam	>	Balaam (npr) 

balaclava	>	hood, balaclava 

balagan	>	uproar (sb) 

balagian	>	husky (adj ) 

balah	>	annoyance (sb) 

balahen	>	annoy (vtr ) 

balakhan	>	fair stall (sb) 

balance	>	balance sheet (sb); balance iom payghens = balance of payments

balbal	>	mumble, jabbeer, lisp (sb & vtr) 

balbat	>	to gurgle 

balbel	>	chat (sb & vint) 

balcon	>	balcony (sb) 

baldaquin	>	baldachin, canopy (sb) 

balein	>	whalebone, stay

baleina	>	whale (sb) 

balgh	>	bellows ( splu) 

balghbonem	>	bogeyman (sb)

balikchi	>	fishmonger (sb) 

balirh	>	adult (adj, sb) 

balisete	>	baliset (Dune; sb) 

balk	>	beam ( sb) 

Balkan	>	Balkans ( splu ); balkanic	>	balkanic (adj) 

ball	>	ball ( sb) 

ballett	>	ballet ( sm ) 

ballista	>	ballista (sf) 

ballon	>	balloon (sb) 

balm	>	(& balma) = cave ( sb) 

balmink	>	cave-dweller, cave-dwelling, from a cave 

balmmensc	>	caveman (sm ) 

balnia	>	bath ( sb) 

balniakyal	>	bathroom (sb) 

balnye	>	to bathe 

balochi	>	balochi

balsem	>	balm (sb) 

balstehm	>	curse (sb & vtr) 

balt	>	balt(ic)

balta	>	pothole, rut (sb) 

baltca	>	puddle (sb) 

baltrogwn	>	bonfire

balustrade	>	railing(s) 

balwng	>	beam (sf ) 

bam	>	beam (of light) 

bamb	>	mat ( adj) 

bambu	>	bamboo (sm ) 

bamia	>	okra ( sb) 

ban	>	to forbid, ban (vtr) 

bana	>	handlebar ( sb) 

banane	>	banana (sb) 

bandage	>	bandage 

bande	>	band (sb) 

bander	>	banner ( sb) 

bandit	>	bandit (sb) 

bandrol	>	banderoll(e) 

banen parken	>	no parking 

Bangla	>	Bengal (npr)

banisban	>	roof in degrees

banjo	>	banjo

bank	>	bank (money, sb) 

bankautomat	>	cash machine (sm ) 

banker	>	banker (sb) 

banknote	>	banknote (sb) 

bankrott	>	bankruptcy ( sb) 

banquet	>	banquet ( sb) 

banquette	>	bench seat (sb) 

banschi	>	banshee (sb) 

bantowmeing	>	translucent (adj) 

"Banzone - mae intrude"	>	"Police line - Do not cross"

baobab	>	baobab (sb) 

baptise	>	baptize (vtr ) 

baptisme	>	baptism (sb) 

baptiste	>	(adj & noun)

bar	>	bar (inn; sb) 

baraber	>	laborer ( sb) 

barack	>	barrack ( sb ) 

barakan	>	fustian (sb) 

barakat	>	benefit, benefaction (sb) 

baraonda	>	crowd, throng 

barbadian	>	Barbadian (adj & sb) 

Barbados	>	Barbados (npr) 

barbakan	>	barbican ( sb) 

barbar	>	Barbarian (adj & sb) 

Barbarossa	>	Barbarossa

barbat	>	bearded ( adj) 

barber	>	hairdresser, barber (sb) 

barbeus	>	grim (adj) 

barbith	>	string instrument (sb) 

barbun	>	barbel (sb; fish) 

barbut	>	bearded (adj) 

bardach	>	war prisoner (sb) 

bardak	>	decanter; caraff 

barde	>	barding (for horses) 

bardul	>	crested lark 

bare	>	bare (adj); bare-vetat = bare ownership (Civil law)

barekweit	>	lack of ornamentation

barel	>	barrel (sb) 

barge	>	barge (sb) 

bargh	>	lean-to, shed (sb ) ( protective structure ) 

baride	>	post (administration) 

bariem	>	at least 

bariton	>	baritone (sb) 

bark	>	bark (boat; sb) 

Barka	>	Cyrenaica

baron	>	baron (sb) 

baronesse	>	baroness (sb) 

barrier	>	barrier (sb) 

barricade	>	barricade (sb & vtr)

barrio	>	(sing) = slums (sb) 

barroc	>	(& barroco) = baroque ( adj ) 

barsaat	>	in time 

barsagen	>	barley bread (sm ) 

barsin	>	barley flour 

bartass	>	blackthorn, sloe-tree 

bartassiev	>	sloe 

barth	>	grayish 

Bartomlomay	>	Bartholomew

barug	>	trachea (sb) 

barwakt	>	in time 

barye	>	hutch ( sb) 

barzakh	>	isthmus ( sb) 

basalt	>	basalt (sb) 

basarghan	>	street vendor ( sb) 

baschascha	>	cheerful; smiling 

baschmak	>	cloth pad (sb) 

baschtin	>	(home) soil 

base	>	base, basis ( sb) ( including arithmetics) 

baseball	>	baseball

basi	>	cotton gray good (sb) 

basiar	>	fowler ( sb) 

basilic	>	basilica (sb) 

basiliskos	>	basilisk ( sm) (monster) 

bask	>	bundle (sb) 

basm	>	tale ( sb) 

basquet ball	>	basketball ( sb) 

Basra	>	Basra ( npr ) 

bass	>	bass (sb) ( category of voice) 

bassein	>	basin (sb) ( of swimming-pool ) 

bassin	>	basin ( sb ) 

bassira	>	insight (sb; quality of person) 

basstambur	>	bass drum (sb) 

basstrombone	>	bass trombone (sb)

bast	>	(basta !) = it's enough ! 

bastard	>	bastard ( adj. & sb ) 

baste	>	to be enough 

bastide	>	bastide

bastion	>	bastion (sb) 

bat	>	to beat 

batal	>	canceled (adj) 

batalic	>	nullifying (adj)

batalion	>	battalion (sb) 

batasch	>	tender (ship) 

bater	>	batter (baseball; sb) 

batik	>	batik

batrac	>	frog ( sb ) 

batterie	>	battery ( sb; electricity; arms) 

bau	>	to bark 

baub	>	to roar 

bauk	>	stove ( furnace; sm); bake (vtr) 

baul	>	(& baula) = bat ( sb) 

baung	>	fungus (sb) 

baur	>	drill ( vtr ) 

baurd	>	board (sb ) 

baurmen	>	opening, hole (sb) 

baurnt	>	drilling, boring 

baut	>	boot (sb) 

bautin	>	ankle boot (sb) 

bava	>	dribble, slobber 

baveus	>	dribbling (adj)

bavoul	>	attaché-case 

baw !	>	Woof! 

bawab	>	doorkeeper, care-taker 

bawlaw	>	insane, mad (adj) 

baxati	>	cuttlefish (sb) 

bay	>	fear (vtr) 

bayad	>	inevitably, of course (adv.)

bayaldisse	>	to lose consciousness, to faint 

bayan	>	report, list, statement (sm); to state (vtr) 

bayasen	>	fearful (adj ) 

bayat	>	stale (food; adj) 

bayduri	>	cat's eye ( opal ) 

bayeat	>	commercial transaction, deal (sb) 

bayga	>	fortune (sb) 

baygat	>	fortunate, wealthy (adj ) 

Is Baygat	>	The Magician ( sb ) ( Tarot ) 

baygh	>	serves mainly as an adverb and means “very”, “a lot”; as a lonely adjective means “many, much”; ( + acc. ) = to belong to

bayghti	>	dedication, devotion (sb) 

bayghtiwent	>	devoted

bayker	>	(motor)biker

bayna	>	among (prep) 

bayonette	>	bayonet ( sb) 

bayram	>	festivity (sb) 

bays	>	(maid)servant, servant(girl) 

baysa	>	fear (sb) 

baytel	>	home, residence; to have one's home in 

bayul	>	bailiff (sb) 

bazu	>	blouse (sb) 

bazzaz	>	draper (sb) 

beangst	>	cause anxiety to (vtr) 

beauteit	>	beauty (sb) 

beauteitstable	>	dressing table 

becep	>	impale (vtr) 

beciffer	>	to assess (to a sum, a number)

bed	>	patch, plot (garden) 

bedars	>	to teach (someone) 

bedebah	>	ominous ( adj ) 

bedeh	>	samt = to set, to crimp with 

bedehlv	>	bury (vtr) 

bedehmen	>	bezel (sb, jewel) 

bedeik	>	to set bounds on 

bedeum	>	to smoke out 

bediewt	>	(& bediewen) = openwork (adj) 

bedolakh	>	bdellium (sb) 

bedreugh	>	to play tricks on

bedrohnct	>	(& bedrohnken) = tipsy (adj) 

bedwoi	>	(+ acc.) = to doubt, to question

bedyehrc	>	(+ acc.) = to notice, realize 

befarm	>	to farm (lease)

befehkht	>	to wear oneself out doing 

befolk	>	to populate (vtr) 

befrect	>	to charter 

begeir	>	shop around ( vtr ) 

beghis	>	(& beghs) = deprived of 

beghin	>	beguine ( sb) 

beghsadab	>	ill-mannered 

beghsaum	>	eccentric-minded

beghsgramat	>	illiterate ( adj ) 

beghsorbatia	>	unemployment ( sm ) 

beghspace	>	worried (adj) 

beghsses	>	deprivation (sb) 

begold	>	to gild (vtr)

begonia	>	begonia (sb) 

begrabh	>	bury (vtr) 

begrance	>	confine (vtr)

begrund	>	to give a base/ground to

begwah	>	to go all over (a place) 

behand	>	+ acc . = to have at one's disposal 

behandet	>	available ( adj ) 

behang	>	hanging (sb; tapestry) 

behaya	>	shameless, brazen (adj) 

behd	>	propose to, bid (vtr) 

behder	>	tenderer, bidder (sb)

behlgh	>	to make a bulge, to be bulging 

behnd	>	bind (vtr) 

behndwr	>	relative through marriage (adj & sb) 

behng	>	smash ( vtr ) 

behngos	>	crash (sb) 

behr	>	to carry, to bear 

behrcarr	>	dray (sb) 

behrd	>	to cut up, out 

behreg	>	burden, load 

behrg	>	to save, to put out of danger; cliff 

behrmen	>	burden

behrnteih	>	to fertilize (a female)

bei	>	bee (sb) 

beich	>	to whip 

beid	>	+ acc . = to agree, to get on with 

beidmen	>	joint venturer

beige	>	beige

beir	>	to strike (a blow; vtr) 

Beirut	>	Beirut (npr) 

bekabel	>	to cable (vtr)

bekalch	>	to lime (vtr) 

bekeip	>	to be/give the picture of (vtr)

bekmehen	>	to exhaust, wear out (vtr) 

bekmess	>	grape concentrated must (sb) 

belagher	>	besiege (vtr) 

belaghern	>	siege (vtr)

belajye	>	wisp o' lantern ( sb) 

Belaruss	>	Bielorussia (npr) 

belast	>	to put a strain on

belchug	>	pendant ( sb) 

beleik	>	+ acc. = to make light of 

belek	>	coot (sb) 

belen	>	henbane ( sb) 

beleuc	>	light (vtr ) 

belfort	>	belfry (sb) 

belg	>	Belgian ( adj & sb) 

Belgia	>	Belgium ( npr ) 

Belgrad	>	Belgrade (npr) 

beliocand	>	water milfoil 

beliwk	>	wild cat (sb) 

bell	>	beautiful (adj ) 

belladonna	>	belladonna

belletters	>	Belles Lettres ( splu ) 

belliciste	>	warmongering (adj & sb) 

bellicose	>	bellicose

bellpotnia	>	weasel (kenning) 

Bellzebub	>	Beelzebub

belog	>	silly (adj) 

belt	>	cross belt (sb) 

bemadh	>	to dampen 

bemahel	>	bring ( before a judge ) ( vtr ) 

bemann	>	occupy ( vtr , a crew) 

bemeizd	>	+ acc. = to put a reward/prize on 

bemern	>	thigh (sb) 

bemild	>	to move to pity

bemohnen	>	(& bemohnt) = thoughtful (adj) 

bender	>	port of call ( sb ); to put in at (ship, vint) 

bendera	>	oriflamme (sb) 

Bendict	>	Benedict (npr) 

benefice	>	earnings, benefit (sb) (trade) 

Benghazi	>	Benghazi

bengu	>	thick, bushy 

benjamin	>	benjamin, youngest (adj, sm & npr ; age ) 

benk	>	bench (sb) 

bensin	>	gasoline (sb) (as opposed to diesel) 

bent	>	girl

bentoo	>	packed lunch (sb) 

bepehnd	>	to balance, weight (vtr)

bepeiper	>	to pepper (vtr)

bepelp	>	to panel (vtr) 

bepeulver	>	to powder (vtr) 

beprabh	>	+ acc. = give reason 

beprient	>	befriend (vtr) 

bequader	>	to frame (vtr)

ber	>	berry (sb) (fruit) 

berberis	>	barberry (sb) 

berd	>	beard (sb) 

berdvisch	>	shaving brush 

berett	>	beret (sb) 

bereul	>	to give instructions to (vtr) 

bereust	>	rust ( vtr ) 

Bergama	>	Pergamon (npr) 

bergsteigh	>	steep path (sb) 

bergwnt	>	steep (adj., land) 

Bering	>	Bering

berkye	>	stuff (vtr) 

berlaz	>	bear's den  

berline	>	Berlin carriage

Berliner Mur	>	Berlin Wall

berlocka	>	bullshit (!) 

berme	>	berm

Bermuda	>	Bermuda (npr) 

berngal	>	object of amber 

berst	>	hogweed (sb) 

berstuk	>	fescue (sb) 

bertel	>	stretcher ( sb) 

berti	>	carrying (sb) 

bertio	>	basin, bowl ( sb ) 

berug	>	windpipe, throat ( sb) 

bervinca	>	periwinkle ( sb) 

beryl	>	beryl ( sb) 

beryllium	>	beryllium (sb) 

berzd	>	wheat ( sb) ( hail, monococcum ) 

bes	>	boss (sb) 

beschahide	>	to have someone as a witness

bescharam	>	indecent (adj) 

beschou	>	shoe ( vtr ) 

besehkw	>	+ acc. = to shadow, tail (someone; vtr) 

beseup	>	to make drunk (vtr ) 

besic	>	busy (adj) 

beskeulk	>	to scout around (a certain place) 

besmeur	>	to spread (ex: butter) 

besoar	>	bezoar (sb) 

besonters	>	especially (adv) 

besoyn	>	business (fact of being busy) 

besoynmanagement	>	stewardship (management)

bespehc	>	+ acc. = to realise, to become aware of 

bestehg	>	cutlery (table) 

bestehm	>	destine, intend (vtr) 

bestehnk	>	stink (vtr) 

bestial	>	bestial (adj) 

bestiar	>	bestiary (collection of beasts)

bestiarium	>	bestiary (book)

bestreich	>	to tick off

besweigh	>	to say nothing about

besweurgh	>	worry (vtr ) 

besyuh	>	to sew (to insert threads into; vtr)

bet	>	but ( conj ) (however) 

betanek	>	concern (vtr) 

betarter	>	to scale (vtr)

betayc	>	to say nothing about

Bethania	>	Bethany

Bethlehem	>	Bethlehem ( npr )

Bethpage	>	Bethphage 

Bethsayda	>	Bethsaida

beton	>	concrete (sb)

betouche	>	touch (vtr; sex crime) 

betrehv	>	to be about 

betreus	>	confide (vtr) 

betyehc	>	+ acc. = to water something, to provide water to something; to serve (a network) 

betyeic	>	supply (vtr) 

beud	>	to appeal to (someone), to make (someone) pay attention (to = dative), to demand (something) 

beuf	>	beef 

beuffer	>	buffer (sb); cushion (vtr) 

beugh	>	bend (vtr) 

beumper	>	bumper (sb)

beurs	>	stock exchange, purse (sb) 

beurs	>	tan (vtr) 

beursindex	>	market index (sb)

beurst	>	brush

beurt	>	destiny 

beuw	>	to make grow, to make become; to cultivate (a plant) 

bevid	>	+ acc. ( bevìd ) = to show 

bewaldh	>	manage ( vtr ) (a problem) 

bewehgh	>	move (vtr ) 

bewehkwen	>	provision, proviso (sb) 

beweik	>	accomodate (vtr; give a lodging to someone)

beweirt	>	to give a value to (vtr)

beweitwodd	>	to have someone as a witness

bewos	>	cow colostrum (sb) 

beziel	>	to aim at (vtr; fig.)

bezmen	>	load cell, weight indicator

bfukienkiu	>	immodest (adj) 

bfurli	>	disadvantage (sb) 

bfushin	>	fishy, shady (adj) 

bfuteing	>	indecisive (adj) 

bfuxiong	>	worrying (adj) 

bfuyi	>	non-stop, continuously (adv) 

bfuyow	>	uncomfortable (adj) 

bfuzow	>	unshakable (adj) 

bfwendwan	>	explain, to make explicit (vtr) 

beghsadab	>	rude (adj) 

B-H	>	(busthalter) = bra

bi	>	next to (with some definite articles: bei, bay, bil, bim; see Grammar) 

bi-sabab	>	+ genitive = because of 

biadet	>	usually (adv ) 

biaur	>	ugly ( adj ) 

biaur	>	( sing.) = pangs ( splu ) 

bibelot	>	trinket (sb) 

biber	>	beaver ( sb ) 

Bible	>	Bible ( sb) 

bibliographia	>	bibliography (sb) 

bibliothecar	>	librarian (sb) 

bibliotheque	>	library ( sb) 

bicair	>	beaker (sb) 

biceps	>	biceps ( sb) 

bich	>	whip (sb ); past tense of “beich” 

bichoun	>	line, layout ( sb) 

bid	>	past tense of “beid” 

bidal	>	beadle, usher 

bidehr	>	to make/get chapped 

bidno	>	slit ( sb ) 

biduar	>	esker (sb) 

bied	>	raceway, pond, reach 

bieda	>	misfortune, unhappiness 

biedan	>	unhappy (adj ) 

bielbel	>	past tense of “balbel” 

bienki	>	chamber pot (sb) 

biest	>	beast ( sb) 

biet	>	past tense of “bat” 

bieu	>	past tense of “bau” 

bieuc	>	kiss (vtr ) 

bieub	>	past tense of “baub” 

bieuk	>	past tense of “bauk” 

bieur	>	past tense of “baur” 

biey	>	past tense of “bay” 

bieygh	>	past tense of “baygh” 

biface	>	hand axe

bifangh	>	to appropriate 

Big Bang	>	Big Bang 

bih	>	to become 

bihakkillah	>	for God's/Heaven's sake !

biku	>	male beggar monk (sb) 

bikuni	>	female beggar monk (sb) 

bila	>	failing (prep) 

bilax	>	on the contrary (adv) 

bild	>	bill (small sheet of paper; sb), ballot (sb) 

bile	>	bile (sb)

bilhassa	>	mostly (adv) 

biliard	>	snooker (sb)

bilinguisme	>	bilingualism 

bilkull	>	extremely

bina	>	building (house, place, sb) 

binar	>	binary (adj ) 

bindell	>	wisp (sb) 

binisbat	>	compared to 

binisch	>	shower dress (sb) 

binomial	>	binomial

biodiversitat	>	biodiversity (sb) 

biofiull	>	biofuel (sb) 

biologia	>	biology (sb) 

biomasse	>	biomass

biometria	>	biometrics

biotechnologia	>	biotechnology (sb) 

bioureck	>	cheese cake (sb) 

biplan	>	biplane

bipwa	>	loquat (sb) 

bir	>	(& bira) = beer ( sb) 

birbant	>	knave, rogue 

birg	>	birch ( sb) 

birnacle	>	barnacle (sb) 

Biscaya	>	Biscay; Gulf os Biscaya = Bay of Biscay

biscuit	>	cookie (sb) 

bisel	>	samara (sb) 

bismillah	>	in the name of God

bison	>	bison (sb) 

bissect	>	leap (year) 

bisser	>	glass bead 

bistar	>	bedding ( sb) 

bistre	>	bistre

biswehd	>	get used to ( vpr ) 

bitter	>	bitter (adj) 

biuc	>	past tense of “bieuc” 

bivuack	>	bivouac (smb) 

bizarre	>	bizarre (adj) 

blagh	>	bless ( vtr ) 

blaghmen	>	priest (who blesses; sb) 

blaghmonium	>	priesthood (sb) 

blah	>	blow (vtr ) 

blah	>	-horn = sound the horn 

blame	>	blame ( sb & vtr ) 

bland	>	mix ( vtr ) 

blank	>	blank (adj) 

blanquet	>	blanket (sb) 

blase	>	to make blasé

blasphem	>	blasphemous

blaspheme	>	blaspheme (vtr) 

blasphemie	>	blasphemy ( sb) 

blaych	>	bleach (vtr ); blaych(-lowga)	>	bleach (cleansing chemical; sb) 

blech	>	sheet metall (sb) 

bledin	>	lupine ( sb) 

blehgh	>	to bleat 

blehs	>	to blossom 

bleid	>	pale (adj); to turn pale (vint) 

bleig	>	to shine 

bleigos	>	flash (sudden light, fire) 

bleigu	>	glossy, brilliant ( adj) 

blend	>	to blend 

blet	>	edible fungus (sb; boletus) 

bleuf	>	bluff (vtr & sb) 

bleus	>	to smother 

blid	>	past tense of “bleid” 

bliegh	>	past tense of “blagh” 

bliend	>	past tense of “bland” 

blieut	>	sparkle (vtr ) 

blieych	>	past tense of “blaych” 

blig	>	past tense of “bleig” 

blind	>	blind (adj & vtr) 

blindet	>	blindness (permanent disability) 

blindses	>	blindness (refusal of facing truth)

blink	>	to blink 

blinker	>	car indicator 

bliut	>	past tense of “blieut” 

bliute	>	spark (sb) 

blix	>	flash (sb ) 

blixbrev	>	email ( sb ) 

blizend	>	glossy (adj ) 

blizzard	>	blizzard (sb) 

block	>	block ( sb) 

blockade	>	blocking (sb) 

blockflute	>	recorder (flute; sb) 

blockstop	>	stop on a cheque (sb) 

blohgh	>	past tense of “blehgh” 

blohs	>	past tense of “blohs” 

bloigos	>	glowglobe (Dune; sb) 

blond	>	blond (adj) 

blosk	>	noise (sb) 

blou	>	blue (adj) 

blou-rai	>	blu-ray

blouse	>	blouse (sb) 

blouseut	>	glycine, wisteria (sb) 

blouson	>	lumber jacket 

bluf	>	past tense of “bleuf” 

bluft	>	(& blufen) = dazed ( adj ) 

blus	>	past tense of “bleus” 

blutvurst	>	black pudding (sb) 

bo	>	both 

boa	>	boa (sb) 

bochengli	>	unreasonable (adj ) 

bochuan	>	no profit ( adj) 

bock	>	goat ( sb) 

bodboh	>	stupid (adj) 

boder	>	deaf (adj ) 

bodrum	>	dungeon cell 

bodu	>	hooded crow ( sf ) 

boendien	>	main building of a sanctuary 

boengi	>	river basin 

Boethius	>	Boethius

bog	>	(& bogwed) = running water 

bogacin	>	bocassin (sm ) 

bogatur	>	adventurer, fighter (sb) 

bogaturic	>	bold (adj) 

bogmliaker	>	water softening device

bogtor	>	water tower

bohd	>	past tense of “behd” 

bohlgh	>	past tense of “behlgh” 

bohnd	>	past tense of “behnd” 

bohng	>	past tense of “behng” 

bohr	>	bore, carried (past tense) 

bohrd	>	past tense of “behrd” 

bohrg	>	past tense of “behrg” 

bohrlict	>	litter (palanquin, sb) 

bohs	>	barefoot 

boi	>	battle (sb) 

boiav	>	pugnacious (adj) 

boidos	>	agreement, understanding (sb)

boik	>	traffic light

boinav	>	battleship 

boiot	>	Boeotian

bojincheng	>	ungrateful (adj) 

bokal	>	cup (big, to be held with two hands; sb) 

bokir	>	churned-up mud (sb) 

bokvi	>	mud, slush (sb) 

bol	>	bowl (sb) 

bolide	>	bolide; fast racing car

bolipehd	>	caducifoliated (adj & sb) 

bolghi	>	cushion (sb) 

bollwehrg	>	bullwark, rampart ( sb) 

bolster	>	bolster (sb) 

bolt	>	valiant, brave, bold 

boltia	>	audacity ( sb) 

bolvan	>	idiot, stupid (adj & sb) 

bombarde	>	bomb ( vtr ) 

bombardement	>	bombing, shelling attack (sb) 

bombe	>	bomb (sb) 

bomber	>	bomber (sb) 

bombyx	>	silkworm ( sb) 

bona fide	>	good faith ( sf ) 

bonbon	>	(boiled) sweet, candy 

bond	>	coupon, voucher 

bonem	>	chap, goodman (sb) 

bongmeh	>	to feel somebody's pulse 

bongo	>	bongo (sb) 

bonito	>	bonito ( sb) 

bonmot	>	quip, wit (sb) 

bonem	>	boogeyman (sb) 

bonus	>	bonus

boot	>	boat (sb) 

bootsman	>	bosun ( sb) 

bor	>	boron (sb) 

borane	>	borane (sb) 

borb	>	quagmire (sb) 

bord	>	board ( boat ) 

bordeau	>	bordeaux (sb) ( red wine ) 

bordeaurudh	>	burgundy red (adj)

bordell	>	brothel (sb) 

bordereau	>	slip, note, invoice

bordsklader	>	docker, longshoreman 

bordstrehl	>	boardfire (ship) 

boreck	>	pastry (cake) 

bornek	>	bar ( sm ) 

bornoz	>	bathrobe; burnous (sb) 

bors	>	tip, extremity ( sb) 

borsuk	>	badger (sb) 

bosanc	>	Bosnian (adj & sb) 

bosc	>	wood (sb) (forest) 

Hieronymus Bosch	>	Hieronymus Bosch (npr) 

Bosna-Hercegovina	>	Bosnia- Herzegovina ( npr ) 

bosor	>	glowing ash 

bosorg	>	elder (sb & adj ) 

Bosphor	>	Bosphorus

botanique	>	botany (sb) 

botel	>	bottle (sb) 

botulisme	>	botulism (sb) 

boucanier	>	buccaneer (sb) 

boulevard	>	boulevard (sb) (street) 

boum	>	swing (expansion, sb)

boumerang	>	boomerang (sb) 

bouquete	>	bunch (of flowers) 

boutique	>	store, shop

bouwen	>	(old) building (sb) 

bowl	>	ball ( sf ) ( game) 

bowling	>	bowling (sf) 

bowrley	>	impolite ( adj ) 

box	>	boxing (sb) 

boxring	>	boxing ring (sb) 

boya	>	buoy (sb) 

boyaukin	>	matter (adj ) 

boycot	>	boycot (sb & vtr)

boygh	>	Dispenser (god)

boywn	>	neck (of mounted animals, sb) 

brachar	>	armband (sb) 

braconier	>	poacher (sb) 

braconierie	>	poaching (sb) 

brad	>	coniferous tree

bragven	>	shorten (vtr); abbreviation 

bragver itner	>	shortcut (sb) 

bragvye	>	shorten, abridge (vtr) 

Brahmaputra	>	Brahmaputra (npr) 

brai	>	to bray 

braik	>	brake (adj. & sb; vehicle) 

brakh	>	arm (limb; sb) 

brakhlett	>	bracelet ( sm ) 

bramber	>	blackberry (sm) 

branca	>	chain that links prisoners together 

branch	>	branch (sf ) ( fig ) 

brand	>	to burn, big fire 

branddrab	>	fire escape (sb) 

brander	>	fire ship

brandmark	>	trademark (sb) 

brandschtuk	>	firebrand (sb) 

brandy	>	brandy (sb) 

brangh	>	scuffed (adj ) 

brank	>	beetle (sb) 

brasileir	>	Brazilian (adj. & sb) 

Brasilu	>	Brazil ( npr ) 

Brasilu nuce	>	Brazil nut (sb) 

brasse	>	breaststroke (swimming) 

brassiere	>	woman's undershirt (sb) 

brater	>	brother (sb) 

bratriya	>	brotherhood (sb) 

bratruw	>	brotherly (adj) 

braungh	>	(& branghu ) = raucous ( adj ) ( hoarse ) 

bravado	>	bravado ( sb ) 

brave	>	brave ( adj ) 

Bravo !	>	Bravo ! 

bre !	>	whoa ! (interj) 

bred	>	pasture (sb) 

bregna	>	(splu) = freckles

brehg	>	to break 

brehger	>	breaker (wave) 

brehm	>	to growl 

brehn	>	to bubble ( stream ) 

Breithen	>	Britanny (npr) 

breithenic	>	Breton (adj & sb) 

breiz	>	to cut up, dismember 

brelok	>	piece of junk (sb) 

brem	>	foliage ( sb) 

bremic	>	leafy ( adj) 

bren	>	thought (sb; short) 

Brendan os Clonfert	>	Brandan of Clonfert ( npr ) 

brenk	>	steep (adj ) 

brent	>	antler (sb) 

breuk	>	caress (sb ) and stroke ( vtr ) (ex. cat ) 

breun	>	(to get a) tan 

breunch	>	to brunch

breus	>	frontside of torso and belly 

breuspusc	>	to do press-ups / push-ups 

brev	>	letter (post) 

breviar	>	breviary ( sb) 

brevsack	>	briefcase 

breyel	>	waste land 

brezdar	>	ploughshare 

brick	>	brick (sb) 

bridek	>	ugly ( adj) 

bridge	>	contract bridge (card game, sb) 

brigandine	>	brigandine

brigantin	>	brigantine (sb) 

brigh	>	past tense of “brinegh” 

brigv	>	bridge (sb) 

brigvcap	>	bridgehead (sb)

bril	>	(sing) = glasses (splu) 

brilliant	>	brilliant (adj) 

brillye	>	to be brilliant 

brimbel	>	blackberry ( sb) 

brinegh	>	to bring 

brinza	>	cheese goat ( sb) 

brioche	>	brioche

Britisch Columbia	>	British Columbia

briz	>	past tense of “breiz” 

brocante	>	second hand goods dealing (sb) 

brohg	>	breaking, wreck (sb); past tense of “brehg” 

brohm	>	past tense of “brehm” 

brohn	>	past tense of “brohn”; bubbling brohn

broisk	>	bitter, rough (adj) 

bromum	>	bromum (sb) 

bronchitis	>	bronchitis ( sb) 

bronze	>	bronze (sb) 

bronzeblond	>	bronze (adj ) 

brosch	>	brooch (sb) 

brous	>	face down (adv) 

brouteck	>	shrub ( sb) 

brov	>	eyebrow ( sb) 

brov	>	to frown 

browser	>	browser

browsersklink	>	tab(bed document interface)

broyn	>	chainmail, ringmail 

brozdh	>	barbed (adj) 

brozdhos	>	(sing.) = barbed wires (splu.)

bructor	>	beneficiary (sb)

brug	>	past tense of “bruneg” 

brugos	>	enjoyment (sb) 

Bruges	>	Bruges (npr) 

bruk	>	past tense of “breuk” 

brukh	>	wizard (sb) 

bruks	>	pants 

brun	>	brown (adj); past tense of “breun” 

brunch	>	brunch; past tense of "breunch"

bruneg	>	to enjoy, profit (vtr) 

brungos	>	benefit (sb) 

brungost	>	profitable (adj) 

brunorange	>	brown- orange (adj ) 

bruschlian	>	climbing ivy ( sb) 

brusk	>	sudden (adj) 

brusto	>	bundle (of wood, sb) 

brustugh	>	bridesmaid ( sb ) 

brut	>	(& brutto) = raw; gross 

brutal	>	brutal ( adj) 

brute	>	brute (sb) 

brutisk	>	brutish (adj) 

Bruttinlandproduct	>	= BIP = Gross Domestic Product

bruwent	>	brow, forehead (sb) 

Bruxelles	>	Brussels ( npr ) 

bry	>	to mill about; to swarm about 

bsinjien	>	notebook ( sb) 

bsofu	>	granpa (sb) 

bubonic	>	bubonic ( adj ) 

buchest	>	chubby (adj ) 

Bucuresti	>	Bucharest (npr) 

bud	>	end, tip ( sb ); past tense of “beud” 

buddha-dharma	>	buddhism (sb) 

buddha-dharmin	>	buddhist (sb) 

budget	>	budget ( sb) 

budmen	>	bottom ( sb) 

budspire	>	grounding 

bufete	>	buffet ( sb) 

buffer	>	buffer (sb); past tense of “beuffer” 

bufma	>	owl ( sb) 

bug	>	bow (of ship; sb); past tense of “buneg” 

bugalak	>	horsefly (sb) 

bugh	>	past tense of “beugh” 

bugon	>	Eurasian Eagle-owl 

bugsair	>	tug ( sb) 

bugsairdunos	>	towrope (sb) 

bugsairwogh	>	breakdown vehicle (sb) 

buhar	>	mist (on glass), steam 

buhsa	>	nature, being (sb) 

buir	>	(they) were (simple past) 

buit	>	(he/she/it) was (simple past) 

buk	>	book (sb); to book 

bukat	>	mouthful (sb) 

bukawul	>	taster (sb) 

bukcha	>	bag, saddlebag (sb) 

bukhalten	>	accountancy

bukhalter	>	accountant (sb) 

bukhamaeleon	>	(& khamaeleon) = chameleon (sb) 

bukht	>	bay (sb) ( Geo) 

bukil	>	notebook, small book 

bukin	>	(& bukina) = wind instrument (sb) 

bukmaiker	>	bookmaker (sb) 

bukmark	>	bookmark ( sb) 

Bukovina	>	Bucovina ( npr ) 

buksteiv	>	letter ( sb) ( alphabet ); spell (tell the letters, vtr) 

bulanco	>	swing; see-saw (sb) 

buland	>	tall (adj) 

bulav	>	truncheon 

bulbe	>	bulb (sb) 

bulbeus	>	bulbous (adj ) 

bulbul	>	nightingale (sb) 

buletin	>	bulletin (sb) (news ) 

bulgar	>	Bulgarian (adj & sb) 

Bulgaria	>	Bulgaria (npr) 

bulgur	>	wheat groats 

buliende	>	size ( sb ) ( height, tallness) 

buline	>	bowline ( sb) 

bullmastiff	>	bullmastiff (sb) 

bulumach	>	bad stew (sb) 

bund	>	bottom; bung, plug (sb) 

bunduk	>	rifle (sb) 

buneg	>	to exercise (a function) 

bunga	>	adorned with floral patterns (adj) 

bungalow	>	bungalow (sb) 

bunge	>	grove, bunch, copse 

bungion	>	bunion (sb)

bungos	>	function (sb) 

bunker	>	bunker (sb) 

bunki	>	proper, seemly 

bunn	>	coffie grain 

bunt	>	peasants' riot (sb) 

bur	>	(sing) = ashes (splu) 

burak	>	borax (sb) 

burbule	>	bubble ( sb) 

bureau	>	bureau, office 

burfi	>	white fudge 

burg	>	fortress city ( sf ) 

burgese	>	bourgeois (adj & sb) 

burggraf	>	burgrave (sb) 

burgmayster	>	mayor (sb; especially in Germany or Belgium) 

burgund	>	burgundian (Germanic people)

burin	>	burin (sb) 

burj	>	keep (sb; castle) 

burkinabe	>	burkinabe

burlesk	>	burlesque (adj) 

burnih	>	Lanner falcon (sb) 

buroun	>	teapot (sb) 

burs	>	past tense of “beurs” 

bursch	>	horse mane 

burtukal	>	orange ( sm ) 

bus	>	bus ( sb) 

Busan	>	Busan (city of Korea) 

buscar	>	firewood search 

buschee	>	pasty ( sb) (food ) 

busk	>	bush, brush ( sb) 

busprit	>	bowsprit (sb) 

bust	>	bust (sb) 

bustan	>	inner garden (of a building) 

busthalter	>	bra

bustighe	>	to poke up (vtr)

bustok	>	swab, sponge (sb) 

buton	>	button (sb) ( clothing ) 

butour	>	pustule (sb) 

butt	>	barrel, cask (sb) 

butter	>	butter (sb) 

butterandos	>	buttercup (flower)

butterbrot	>	slice of bread and butter 

buw	>	past tense of “beuw” 

bux	>	vent, hole (output of something) 

buxianxu	>	gloomy, sinister (adj) 

buychaunk	>	compensate (vtr; to pay a compensation to) 

buychaunken	>	compensation (sb; law) 

buz	>	lip (fig; technical; sb) 

bwudschow	>	(sing) = Martial arts (splu) 

bwuki	>	armament (sb) 

byaungjan	>	iceberg (sb) 

byssus	>	byssus (sb) 

byzantin	>	Byzantine (adj & sb) 

Byzantium	>	Byzantium (npr)

cab	>	(& cabin) = driver's cab, elevator car 

caban	>	pea coat (sb) 

cabarett	>	cabaret

cabin	>	cabin (sb) (shower, driver's cab, elevator car) 

cabinett	>	cabinet (sb) 

cablelonge	>	cable's length (navigation) 

cabochon	>	cabochon ( sb ) 

Cabot	>	Cabot ( npr ) ( Venetian seefarer) 

Cabo Verde	>	Cape Verde (npr) 

cabriolett	>	convertible car 

cacao	>	cocoa

cacavan	>	stupid ( adj) 

cacavania	>	stupidity (sb) 

cacokhym	>	dyspeptic ( adj) 

cacophonia	>	cacophony (sb) 

cactus	>	cactus (sb) 

cada	>	each, every ( adj ) 

cadadien	>	daily (adj & adv) 

cadaveric	>	deathly pale

cadeau	>	gift wrapped parcel 

cadence	>	cadence (music; sb) 

cadeira	>	bergère (chair, sb) 

cadelk	>	mercury (sb) (plant) 

cadern	>	notebook (sb) 

cadett	>	cadet (adj. & sb; young beginner) 

cadre	>	manager (member of an enterprise staff); frame (of a picture, photo)

caerule	>	cerulean (adj) 

Caesar	>	( Julius ) = Caesar (Julius) (npr) 

Caesarea Philippi	>	Caesarea Philippi

caesarsegen	>	caesarean section (sb) 

cafee	>	(café) = café (sb) 

cafee-au-lait	>	café au lait (sb) 

cafetiere	>	cofee percolator (sb) 

cafre	>	cafre

caftan	>	caftan ( sb) 

cage	>	cage ( sb) 

Cain	>	Cain (npr) 

caise	>	cheese (sb ) 

cakhin	>	to snigger, to giggle 

calamar	>	squid ( sb) 

calamita	>	touchstone (sb) 

calamitat	>	calamity

calancha	>	watchtower 

calanis	>	brim hat (sb) 

calapod	>	shoetree (sb) 

calator	>	wayfarer (sb) 

calaygi	>	tinner (sb) 

calcan	>	skate, ray (fish) 

calchun	>	geum (sb) 

calcine	>	to burn to ashes (vtr) 

calculator	>	calculator (sb) 

calcule	>	calculate (vtr ) 

caldera	>	caldera (sb) 

calemper	>	fennel ( sb) 

calendar	>	calendar (sb) 

calerva	>	clodhopper (sb) 

calesche	>	barouche (sb) 

calfat	>	caulker (sb) 

caliber	>	bore, caliber 

calimavca	>	cap ( sb ) ( of pope ) 

calligraphia	>	calligraphy

calliomark	>	coltsfoot (plant, sb ) 

callose	>	callosity (sb) 

callosic	>	callous (adj) 

calpak	>	bearskin (headwear) 

calson	>	(sing) = underpants (splu) 

calstin	>	sock (sb) 

caltak	>	bastard, swine (!) 

calumnia	>	calumny ( sb ) 

calumnye	>	slander ( vtr ) 

calurche	>	paper roll (sb) 

calv	>	(& kalv) = bald ( adj) 

calx	>	the foot 

camat	>	usury (sb) 

cambial	>	bill of exchange 

cambusch	>	eye mask (sb) 

camcorder	>	camcorder

camell	>	camel (sb) 

camellia	>	camellia (sb) 

camera	>	(TV, cinema) camera

camerin	>	dressing-room (in theatres) 

Cameroun	>	Cameroon ( npr ) 

camin	>	chimney (sb) 

camincap	>	(& camincapchen) = chimney-pot (sb) 

caminer	>	chimney sweep (sb) 

camion	>	truck ( sb) 

camisole	>	camisole (sb) 

camiss	>	shirt ( sb) 

camouflage	>	camouflage (vtr & sb ) 

camp	>	field ( sb) ( fig) 

campan	>	carillon (sb) 

campher	>	camphor ( sb) 

camra	>	pantry ( sb) 

Canaan	>	Canaan (npr) 

Canaani	>	canaanite (adj & sb) 

canakeve	>	to ramble on 

canal	>	(artificial) channel ( sb) 

canalisation	>	sanitary sewer, pipeline (sb) 

canar	>	duck meat 

canari	>	canary

canavka	>	rivulet (sb) 

cancellar	>	chancellor ( sb) 

cancer	>	cancer (sb) 

cand	>	white glowing ( adj ) 

cand	>	brightness ( sb) (white) 

candela	>	candela (sb) 

candid	>	ingenuous, guileless 

candidat	>	candidate (sb ) & to apply (vint) 

candidature	>	application (as an applicant; sb) 

candor	>	ingenuousness, guilelessness (sb) 

canela	>	cinnamon ( sb ) 

canep	>	hemp (sb) 

canin	>	(& canindent) = canine (tooth) 

canna	>	walking stick, rod 

canoe	>	canoe ( sb) 

canon	>	canon (sb) 

canonic	>	canon (church, sb) 

canonier	>	gunner

canoniernav	>	gunboat

canonise	>	canonize (vtr) 

canopeia	>	canopy ( sb) 

canotier	>	boater hat (sb) 

canou	>	boat, dinghy 

cantaloupe	>	cantaloupe (sb) 

cantata	>	cantata (sb) 

canther	>	kantharos (sb) 

cantic	>	(biblical) hymn 

cantine	>	canteen ( sb) 

canton	>	canton ( sb) 

cantoner	>	chief of a canton 

canut	>	greying (hairs; adj) 

canvass	>	canvas ( sb) , canvas painting , sailing (sb) 

canyon	>	canyon (sb) 

cap	>	head; cape 

Cap os Sell Speh	>	Cape of Good Hope 

capacitat	>	(legal) capacity

capado	>	capon (young cock; sb) 

capak	>	lid, cap (sb) 

capchen	>	hood (sb) 

capchenmur	>	hood wall (sb) 

capelle	>	chapel (sb) 

Cap Horn	>	Cape Horn ( npr ) 

capic	>	heady; sensous (adj) 

capire	>	to twig (understand, vtr)

capistra	>	muzzle (sb) 

capital	>	capital (wealth, sb)

capitalgain	>	capital gain

capitan	>	captain (sb) (vessel) 

capitel	>	chapter (sb ) 

Capitolin	>	Capitol ( npr ) 

capitoneit	>	padded, quilted 

capitulation	>	surrender (sb) 

capitule	>	( capìtule ) = to surrender 

capmayl	>	cape (sm ) 

capot	>	hood (of car; sb) 

cappa	>	cape ( sf ) 

caprice	>	caprice (sm ) 

capricieus	>	capricious ( adj) 

capricornus	>	Capricorn (sb) ( astrology) 

capscript	>	header (sb) 

capstah	>	to headstand (vint) 

capstand	>	capstan (sb) 

capsule	>	cap, capsule ( sb) 

captive	>	captive (adj & sb) ; to captivate (vtr) 

carabine	>	carbine (sb) 

caracole	>	caracole 

caracter	>	character (sb) (feature) 

caracteristic	>	characteristic (adj, sb) 

caraghiose	>	zany

carambolage	>	pile-up (of cars)

caramel	>	caramel (sb) 

Caravaggio	>	Caravaggio ( npr ) 

caravan	>	caravan ( sb) 

caravil	>	caravel ( sb) 

carbohydrat	>	carbohydrate (sb) 

carbon	>	carbon ( sb) 

carbuncule	>	carbuncle (sb) 

carburator	>	carburetor (sb) 

carcass	>	carcass (sb) 

carcinogen	>	carcinogenic

cardamom	>	cardamom (sb) 

Cardano	>	Cardano (npr) 

cardiac arrest	>	caradiac arrest (sb) 

cardigan	>	cardigan (sb) 

cardinal	>	cardinal (adj & sb)

cardiolog	>	cardiologist (sb) 

careit	>	chequered, checked 

carence	>	deficiency, default ( sb) 

caresse	>	caress (sb & vtr) 

carestia	>	dearth; food shortage 

caricature	>	caricature

cargo	>	cargo (sb) 

cargonav	>	cargo boat 

caribe	>	caribbean, carib (adj & sb) 

Caribe Mar	>	Caribbean Sea 

caries	>	caries ( sb) 

cariteih	>	to mark out in squares (vtr ) 

carkela	>	knocker (sb) 

Carl von Linné	>	Carl Linnaeus (npr) 

Carmel	>	(Order of Mount) Carmel 

carn	>	piece of meat 

carnalag	>	last week of Advent 

carnaval	>	carnival (sb) 

carniolin	>	carnelian (sb) 

carnivor	>	carnivorous (adj & sb) 

caroling	>	carolingian

carp	>	carp (fish) 

carpent	>	vehicle's framework (wooden)

carr	>	(& carrett & carretta) = car (sb) 

carrac	>	carrack

carrage	>	carriageway

carreau	>	diamonds (card game, sb) 

carric	>	quarry (sb)

carrie	>	to carry away (ex: river; vtr)  

carriere	>	career (sb)

carroce	>	horse-drawn carriage (sb) 

carrosserie	>	coachwork (sb) 

carte	>	card (sb) 

cartell	>	cartel (sb)

cartendom	>	house of cards

Carthage	>	Carthage (npr) 

carthagi	>	Carthaginian

cartia	>	file (of data ; sb) 

cartilage	>	cartilage (sb) 

cartilagineus	>	cartilaginous (adj)

carton	>	cardboard (sb) 

cartoun	>	cartoon 

cartusia	>	charterhouse (sb) 

carusch	>	carter (sb) 

caruss	>	crucian carp (sb) 

carussell	>	caroussel 

caserne	>	(sing) = barracks (military; sb) 

casino	>	casino

Caspi Mar	>	Caspian Sea (npr) 

cassa	>	cash (place; sb) 

casse	>	to quash (law) 

cassette	>	magnetic tape ( sb) 

cassier	>	cashier ( sb) 

Cassiopeia	>	Cassiopeia (npr) 

cassolette	>	cassolette (sb) 

casstete	>	(sing.) = brass knuckles (splu.)

castagnette	>	castanet

castan	>	chestnut (sb & adj, for “chestnut brown”) 

caste	>	caste (sb) 

castell	>	castle (sb) (fortress) 

Castilla	>	Castile

castrat	>	castrato

castrol	>	saucepan (sb) 

casuar	>	cassowary

casu quo	>	if need be

casus fortuitus	>	casus fortuitus, cas fortuit

cat	>	cat (sb) 

cataclysme	>	cataclysm (sb) 

catacombe	>	catacomb (sb) 

catafalk	>	catafalque (sb) 

catalan	>	Catalan

Catalania	>	Catalonia

Catalaunic Walu	>	Battle of the Catalaunian Plains

catalepsie	>	catalepsy

catalog	>	(& catalogos) = catalog (sb)

catalogic notice	>	catalogue record; catalogic register = collection of catalogue records

catalpa	>	catalpa (sb) 

catapult	>	catapult (sb) 

cataract	>	cataract (disease)

catarzo	>	raw silk 

catastrophe	>	catastrophe

catastrophic	>	catastrophic (adj) 

catcher	>	catcher (baseball, sb) 

catechisme	>	catechism

categoria	>	category

Catherine os Russia	>	Catherine of Russia (npr) 

catholic	>	catholic (adj. & sb) 

cation	>	cation (sb) 

catkholt	>	head cold 

catnel	>	small chain (sb) 

catpisk	>	catfish (sb) 

cauchouk	>	rubber (sb) 

caucus	>	caucus

caud	>	tail (sb) 

caudasch	>	straggler (sb) 

cauddwer	>	backdoor 

caudluce	>	rear light (car; sb)

caudplab	>	tailgate (sb) 

cause	>	cause (sb & vtr) 

caust	>	coast (sb) 

causter	>	coaster (sb) 

caustguardia	>	coast guard (institution)

caustier	>	coastal (adj) 

cauterisation	>	cauterization

caution	>	bail, deposit (sb) 

cavalerie	>	cavalry (sb) 

cavalier-servente	>	cavalier servente (sb) 

cavall	>	horse ( sb) 

cavallett	>	easel, rack (torture) 

cavardisse	>	to brown (cooking) 

Cavcase	>	Caucasus (npr) 

cavcasesk	>	caucasian

caviar	>	caviar (sb) 

cavitat	>	cavity (sb) 

cayique	>	caique (sb) 

caymak	>	cream (fig; sb) 

Cayman Insules	>	Cayman Islands (splu) 

cazma	>	pickaxe (sb) 

cazour	>	withdrawn (fig; adj) 

cedd	>	to yield 

ceder	>	cedar (sb) 

ceingrliu	>	clear water 

ceinknien	>	juvenile (sb) 

celebre	>	celebrate (vtr) 

celesta	>	celesta (sb) 

celique	>	tipcat, chopstick 

cell	>	(& cellule) = cell ( sb) 

cellar	>	storeroom (sm ) 

cellar	>	cell ( adj ) 

cello	>	cello ( sb) 

cellular	>	cellular (adj)

celt	>	celt

cembalo	>	cembalo (sb) 

cement	>	cement (sb) 

cemente	>	to cement (vtr)

cemtier	>	cemetery ( sb)

cenacle	>	cenacle 

cengkeh	>	banker (sm ) ( in a game) 

cengki	>	fluke 

cens	>	census (ex: for suffrage) 

censure	>	censorship

censsuffrage	>	census suffrage (sb) 

centeng	>	henchman (sb) 

centigrade	>	centigrade 

centnar	>	half-hundredweight 

central warmen	>	central heating (sb) 

centre	>	center (sb) & to center (vtr) 

centreleisa	>	median strip (sb)

centrifugal	>	(gwis) = centrifugal (force) 

centrifuge	>	centrifuge (sb)

centripetal	>	centripetal

centurion	>	centurion

cep	>	pike, stake 

cepel	>	onion (sb) 

Cephas	>	Cephas

ceramique	>	ceramics (sb)

cereal	>	cereal

ceremonia	>	ceremony (sb) 

ceremonial	>	ceremonial (adj & sb) 

certain	>	certain (pronoun) 

certificat	>	certificate

cesar	>	emperor (sb) 

cesium	>	cesium (sb) 

cessetpiurn	>	ceasefire

cetacey	>	cetacean (sb & adj) 

ceter	>	all the other (adj) 

chabuk	>	to spur (fig. vtr) 

Chad	>	Chad ( npr ) 

chador	>	headscarf (sb) 

chagrin	>	shagreen 

chair	>	(university) chair 

chaiselong	>	chaise-longue 

chakan	>	grubbing-hoe 

chakmak	>	lighter, flintlock 

Chalcis	>	Chalcis

chald	>	hot (adj) ; to warm up 

chaldair ballon	>	hot air balloon

chaldend plack	>	hot plate (sb) 

chalder	>	radiator (sb) 

chaldkattil	>	boiler (sb) 

chalett	>	chalet (sb) 

challenge	>	challenge (vtr & sb)

chalschkan	>	hard-working (adj) 

chalumeau	>	chalumeau (sb)

Cham	>	(& Ham) = Ham (son of Noah, npr) 

chamber	>	chamber (sb) 

chamberlar	>	chamberlain (sb) 

chambranle	>	chambranle (sb) 

chambuk	>	cat- to- nine- tails 

cham	>	yak tail (sb) 

champagne	>	champagne (sb)

chapaka	>	Michelia chapaka 

champion	>	champion

championat	>	championship

chana	>	mass (instrument)

chanabett	>	grumpy ( adj ) 

chance	>	chance (sb) 

chancel	>	chancel (sb) helm (in a courtroom)

chandal	>	sandalwood ( sb) 

chandrawassih	>	bird of paradise (sb) 

Chang Jiang	>	Yangtze River (npr) 

change	>	change (vtr & sb; including money); change ratio = exchange rate

chankrama	>	gossip ( sm ) 

channel	>	channel ( sm) 

chantage	>	blackmail (sb) 

chantager	>	blackmailer (sb)

chante	>	chant (sb & adj) 

chantier	>	building (site), roadworks 

chao	>	Goodbye ! 

chaos	>	chaos (sb) 

chapachul	>	messy (adj ) 

chapchay	>	hotchpotch (sm ) 

chape	>	screed, flat coating 

chaprak	>	trim (sm ) 

charade	>	charade (sb) 

charagah	>	grass (sm ) 

charapakh	>	shell ( sf ) & trappings ( sm) 

chardak	>	hut ( sf ) ( dry branches ) 

charge	>	charge (vtr & sb) 

charge med	>	(& encharge med) = to encharge of ( vtr ; mission ) 

chariot	>	chariot, cart ( sb) 

charisma	>	charisma

charitable	>	charitable (adj) 

Charlemagne	>	Charlemagne (npr) 

Charles V	>	Charles V (npr; Holy Roman Empire) 

charm	>	charm (sb) (attraction, spell) 

charmen	>	hex (sb); to charm, cast a hex on

charnire	>	hinge (sb) 

charp	>	ore (sb) 

charsaf	>	bedsheet 

charta	>	charter ( sb) 

chascha	>	pitcher ( sb) 

chasma	>	glasses ( splu ) ( adjustable ) 

chasse	>	chase 

chassiss	>	chassis (sb)

chaste	>	chaste 

chat	>	painting (sb) (color) 

chateau	>	castle (sb) (residence) 

chatte	>	chatti (adj.)

chaurr	>	kempy (adj) 

chausse	>	hose (clothing) 

chauyow	>	soy sauce (sb) 

chavi	>	chili (sb) ( pepper) 

chay	>	tea ( sb) 

chayguar	>	teaspoon (sb) 

chaykhow	>	teapot ( sb) 

Chechen	>	Chechen ( adj. & sm ) 

Chechenia	>	Chechnya ( npr ) 

chef	>	chief 

chefdover	>	masterpiece (sm ) 

chefquartier	>	headquarters 

Chehelom	>	Arba'een

chehise	>	keychain, bunch of keys (sb)

chehx	>	check (vtr) 

chehxen	>	checking, examination 

chehxleis	>	to proofread

cheid	>	quarrel (vint & sb) 

chekh	>	Czech (adj & sb) 

Chekhev	>	Chekhov (npr) 

Chekhia	>	Bohemia

chekmenye	>	overcoat (sb) 

cheld	>	fellower (servant; sb) 

cheldar	>	retinue (sb) 

chembere	>	cap (sf ) ( woman ) 

chemia	>	chemistry (sb) 

chemic	>	chemical (adj)

chemical	>	chemical (sb)

chemiste	>	chemist (sb) 

chemotherapia	>	chemotherapy (sb ) 

chenchal	>	flycatcher (bird, sb) 

chenopodium	>	goosefoot (sb) 

chep	>	flail (sb) 

chepkenn	>	mantle (sm ) ( short ) 

chepran	>	animated (adj) 

cheque	>	cheque, check (sb) 

cherakin	>	box of herbs 

chereme	>	damage (paid sum; sb) 

cherga	>	drapery (sb) 

cherkess	>	Adyghe ( adj , sm) 

cherkin	>	ugly, naughty (adj) 

cherub	>	Cherub (sb) 

cherveni	>	gypsywort (sb) 

chesma	>	tap (sb) 

cheus	>	choose (vtr) & choice (sb) 

chevirme	>	turn the spindle ( vtr ) 

chevron	>	chevron, rafter 

chewing gum	>	chewing gum

chiam	>	woman hairpin 

chiaujaen	>	challenge (vtr & sb) 

chiaujaenic	>	defiantly 

chiba !	>	word used to drive a dog 

chibis	>	lapwing ( sb) 

chibuk	>	pipe hose 

chid	>	past tense of “cheid” 

chield	>	past tense of “chald” 

chiendien	>	precipitate (sm. chemistry ) 

chienjwakow	>	cool (sf ) 

chifan	>	meal ( sb) 

chifit	>	tight, close-fought 

chignon	>	bun, chignon (sb) 

chihn	>	gather (sewing; sb)

Chile	>	[tcIle] = Chile (npr) 

chilene	>	Chilean (adj & sb) 

chili	>	chili pepper

chilman	>	venetian blind (for windows) 

chilrhosa	>	pine nuts (sm ) 

chilrhosa	>	sprocket bread ( sm ) 

chim	>	square of grass 

chimpanzee	>	chimpanzee (sb) 

chimpid	>	(sing) = tweezers (splu ) 

chimschir	>	box (tree or wood, sb ) 

China	>	China ( npr ) 

China Wall	>	(& Long China Wall) = the Great Wall of China 

chinar	>	oriental plane (tree; sb) 

chinchay !	>	nothing! 

chinchu	>	shipowner ( sb ) 

chinela	>	mule ( sb ) ( slipper ) 

chinese	>	Chinese (adj. & sb) 

Chinghis Khan	>	Genghis Khan (sb) 

chiong	>	deprivation, thrift (sb) 

chiowdeo	>	exactly (adv ) 

chip	>	(electronic) chip 

chipag	>	woman's garment

Chiron	>	Chiron

chirurg	>	surgeon (sb) 

chitay	>	delay

chitin	>	chitin

chitrol	>	pumpkin

chivchiv	>	chick (of chicken, sb)

chixun	>	a little 

chloroplast	>	chloroplast (sb) 

choban	>	shepherd ( sb) 

chocolat	>	chocolate ( sb) 

choengju	>	rice wine ( sb) 

choffeur	>	driver ( sb) 

chohx	>	past tense of “chehx” 

chol	>	forehead 

cholak	>	maimed (adj. & sb) 

chomakasch	>	awkward customer ( sm ) 

chorap	>	stocking (sb) 

chorba	>	thick soup ( sb ) 

chorsokak	>	cul -de - sac ( sb) 

chossee	>	causeway, pavement (sb) 

choureih	>	steal ( vtr , fam ! ) 

chowkider	>	watcher ( sb) 

choyk	>	punch (strike; sb)

Christ	>	Christ (npr) 

christian	>	Christian (adj, sb) 

christiandem	>	Christianity, Christendom ( sb) 

christianisme	>	christianism (sb) 

chrome	>	chromium ( sb) 

chromosome	>	chromosome

chronic	>	chronicle (sb) 

chrysantheme	>	chrysanthemum (sb) 

Chrysip	>	Chrysippus

chuff	>	tuft (sb) 

chugun	>	cast-iron (sb) 

chul	>	cover for a horse 

chulan	>	locker (room; sb) 

chung	>	butt, grip (sb) 

chungman	>	+ acc. = to be swarming with 

chunke	>	since, as ( conj) 

chunsay	>	brasenia (sb) 

chuok	>	(+ acc.) = butt in 

churchour	>	cricket (sm ) 

churd	>	flock ( sm ) 

chureto	>	warbler (sf ) 

churli	>	slander, blackbiting 

chus	>	past tense of “cheus” 

chuxwetsu	>	haemorrhage (sb) 

chwoy	>	stop (vtr ) 

chyrlig	>	crook, crosier, (hockey) stick 

cian	>	toothpick ( sb) 

ciautaung	>	appropriate ( adj ) 

cicade	>	cicada (sb) 

Cicero	>	Cicero ( npr ) 

ciceronian	>	Ciceronian ( adj ) 

cicisbeo	>	cicisbeo (sb) 

ciengow	>	“mists of time” 

cienryou	>	creep into (vint) 

ciferblat	>	dial (sb) 

ciffer	>	digit, cypher 

cifferblat	>	device for measuring

cigan	>	gypsy (adj, sb) 

cigar	>	cigar (sb) 

cigarette	>	cigarette (sb) 

cigaya	>	breeding of wool sheep 

cilinder	>	(hat) = top hat (sb) 

cilinderpension	>	supplemental pension plan

cilique	>	marble game 

cim	>	top, mountain ridge 

cimkiri	>	nail clippers (sm ) 

cimriff	>	fringing reef 

cimwad	>	low tide elevation 

cincta	>	speck ( sf ) 

cinema	>	cinema ( sb) ( art ) 

cing	>	asterism ( sm) 

cinghensay	>	ipomoea aquatica 

cinnaber	>	vermilion (adj & sm ) 

cins	>	interest ( sb) (rate ) 

cinzar	>	cousin ( sm ) (insect) 

ciong	>	dart ( sf ) 

cip	>	(& ciped) = bike (sb) 

cipedpaund	>	cycle track

cipire	>	jailer ( sm ) 

circa	>	about, approximately (adv) 

circin	>	compass (drafting; sb ) 

circuit	>	circuit

circule	>	circle (sb) 

circum	>	about, around (prep) (temporal) 

circumference	>	circumference

circumspection	>	circumspection

circus	>	circus (sb) 

cirque	>	cirque (sb) (Geo.) 

cirrhose	>	cirrhosis (sb) 

cisell	>	to chisel (vtr) 

cisellure	>	chiselling, chasing (sb) 

cisterciense	>	Cistercian (adj , sb) 

cisterne	>	tank (for liquids, sb) 

cisternewogh	>	tank truck 

citad	>	(big) city ( sb) 

citadell	>	citadel ( sb) 

citadin	>	city dweller (sb & adj) 

citak	>	fearful (adj) 

cite	>	quote, cite (vtr) 

citel	>	label (sb) 

citron	>	lemon (sb) 

civ	>	citizen (sb) 

civeit	>	jugging (sb)

civic	>	civic

civil	>	civil (adj.; sb); civil register = civil status (sb); civil ingenieurie = civil engineering

civisme	>	public-spiritedness

civitat	>	city-state 

civstand	>	citizenship (sb) 

clack	>	clack (vint) 

clait	>	grid, riddle (sb) 

clame	>	claim (vtr) 

clamor	>	clamour (sb) 

clan	>	clan (sb) 

clandestin	>	clandestin ( adj , sm ) 

clangh	>	to reverberate, to resound 

clap	>	to lap 

clar	>	clear (adj) 

clarinette	>	clarinet (sb) 

clartat	>	clarity

clasch	>	collide, clash (vint) 

classe	>	class, classroom (sb) 

classe	>	classify (vtr ) 

classeur	>	loose-leaf file (sb) 

classificator	>	classificatory ( adj ) 

classifie	>	classify (vtr)

claudication	>	claudication (sb) 

claus	>	close to 

clause	>	clause (sb)

claviatolk	>	chat (vtr; on the computer ) 

claviature	>	keyboard (sb) 

claw	>	sliding bolt (sb) 

clehsp	>	clip (sb & vtr ) 

cleich	>	key (sb) 

cleichenring	>	bunch of keys (sb) 

cleiv	>	cleave (vtr ) 

cleiver	>	cleaver (sb) 

clematis	>	clematis (sb) 

clenod	>	jewel (sb) 

cler	>	clergy (sb) 

cleric	>	clergyman, clerk (religion, law) 

clever	>	clever ( adj ) 

clicken	>	knock ( sm ) 

clieck	>	past tense of “clack” 

client	>	client, customer (sb) 

clientele	>	clientèle, customers 

clientelisme	>	patronage

cliep	>	past tense of “clap” 

cliesch	>	past tense of “clasch” 

clift	>	cleavage ( sb ) 

clihen	>	lower, tilt ( vtr ) 

climat	>	climate ( sb) 

climatchange	>	climate change (sb) 

clin	>	hill ( sb) 

clinic	>	clinic ( sb) 

clintor	>	back of chair 

clipper	>	clipper (sb) 

clique	>	clique (sb) 

clischee	>	cliché ( sb ) 

clissar	>	sexton ( sb ) 

clitic	>	clitic (adj & sb)

cliv	>	past tense of “cleiv” 

clive	>	hillock 

cloak	>	sewer (sb) 

cloakluk	>	manhole

Cloak traitement station	>	sewage treatment plant 

clob	>	pod ( sf ) 

clobuk	>	monk's cap

clochard	>	hobo

cloche	>	food dome

clock	>	bell (sb) 

clockel	>	small bell (sb) 

clockflor	>	bellflower (sb) 

clocktor	>	church tower 

clohsp	>	past tense of “clehsp” 

cloin	>	rump, hip, buttock (sb) 

cloinpodia	>	(sing.) = hindquarters (splu) 

clone	>	clone (sb) 

closter	>	cloister (sb); to cluster 

cloture	>	closure, closing

clud	>	to close

cludbrakh	>	joint lock (martial arts)

clus	>	closed 

cluster	>	cluster (music)

clusterbombe	>	cluster bombe (sb)

clysterium	>	enema

coatah	>	spider monkey (sb) 

cobalt	>	cobalt ( sb) 

cobay	>	guinea pig

cobor	>	tumble dwon (vint)

coc	>	to cook

coca	>	coca (plant)

Coca-Cola	>	Coca-Cola

cocarde	>	rosette

coccolia	>	cuddle (sb)

coccole	>	pamper, cuddle ( vtr ) 

cocece	>	hen house ( sb) 

coch	>	coach (means of transport; sb) 

cochan	>	maize ear; fruit-core (sb) 

cochass	>	thistle ( sb) 

cocher	>	coachman (sb) 

cockpit	>	cockpit (sb) 

cocktail	>	cocktail (sb) 

cocollia	>	cajolery (sb) 

cocon	>	cocoon ( sb ) 

code	>	code (sb) 

coefficient	>	coefficient

cofeine	>	coffeine (sb) 

coffer	>	coffer ( sb) 

cofie	>	coffee (sb) 

cofiedostkan	>	cofiedostkan (sb) 

cogestion	>	co-determination

cognitive science	>	cognitive science

coherence	>	coherence, consistency

cohesion	>	cohesion

cohort	>	cohort (sb) 

coincid	>	to coincide

cojok	>	sheepskin (sb ) 

cokhliar	>	spoonful

cokw	>	cook (sb ) 

colche	>	colchian

Colchis	>	Colchis

colfin	>	hop-pole 

colibri	>	hummingbird

coll	>	neck (sb) 

collab	>	collapse (vint) 

collant	>	tight, leotard (sb) 

collband	>	necklace (sb)

collectioniste	>	collector (sb) 

collegh	>	colleague (sb) 

collegial	>	collegial, collegiate (adj)

collegium	>	college, comprehensive school (sb) 

colloquium	>	colloquium

collusion	>	collusion

colnier	>	collar (sb) 

Cologne	>	Cologne

Colombia	>	Colombia (npr) 

colon	>	settler

colonat	>	colonato (sb) 

colonel	>	colonel (sb)

colonia	>	colony (sb) 

colonial	>	colonial

colonisation	>	colonization (sb) 

color	>	colour (sb) 

coloss	>	colossus (sb) 

Colosseo	>	Colosseum (npr) 

colostrum	>	colostrum (sb ) 

colpak	>	cap ( sm ) 

colportage	>	hawking (sb) 

colporter	>	peddler (sb) 

coltan	>	coltan

columbh	>	dove (sb) 

colunn	>	(& colunna) = column ( sf ) 

colunnade	>	colonnade (sf ) 

com	>	(& comsamen) = together (adv) 

comanche	>	comanche

comap	>	buckle (vtr)

comat	>	hunk (sb) 

combat	>	combat (adj. & n.) 

combination	>	combination (sb) 

combinator	>	combinatory (adj) 

comedia	>	comedy (sb ) 

comesstabule	>	constable (sb) 

comete	>	comet (sb) 

comfort	>	comfort ( sm ) 

comfortable	>	comfortable ( adj ) 

comglauwer	>	to curl up 

comics	>	comics 

comit	>	warder (for convicts; sb)

comitee	>	committee (sb) 

comma	>	comma (sb) 

commandant	>	commander (sb) 

commande	>	command (sb) (institution) 

commandement	>	commandment (sb) (religious) 

commander	>	commander (sb) 

commandire	>	business trip 

commando	>	commando (unit)

commandobrigv	>	wheelhouse bridge (sb) 

commando-soldat	>	commando (soldier)

commente	>	comment (sb & vtr) 

commerce	>	commerce (vint & sb) 

commercial bank	>	commercial bank

commode	>	chest of drawers (sb) (furniture) 

commun	>	common (adj); commun grabh = common grave 

communicant vase	>	communicating vessel

commune	>	borough, commune (sb) 

communie	>	to communicate 

communion	>	communion (sb) 

communiquee	>	(communiqué) = communiqué (sb) 

communitarisme	>	communitarianism

communitat	>	community (sb) 

Communitat Independent Staten	>	Commonwealth of Independent States 

commun sense	>	common sense (sb) 

Comore	>	Comoro (npr) 

compag	>	to tense, to contract (vint); past tense of "companeg"

compagnie	>	company (sb; commercial) 

compagnon	>	companion (sb) 

companeg	>	compact (vtr) 

compare	>	compare (vtr) 

compartment	>	compartment (sb) 

comparue	>	to appear (before a court) 

compass	>	compass ( sb) 

compassion	>	compassion (sb) 

compatible	>	compatible

compense	>	to compensate for

competition	>	competition (sb) 

compiler	>	compiler (computer; sb) 

complete	>	complete (adj; vtr)

complexe	>	complex (adj) 

complicat	>	complicated (adj) 

complication	>	complication (sb; including surgery)

complice	>	accomplice (adj, sb) (criminal) 

complie	>	complicate (vtr)

compliment	>	compliment (sb) 

complot	>	plot ( sb) 

compon	>	present tense base of “composen” 

component	>	component

composen	>	to compose (vtr) 

composit	>	compound (adj & sb); composit prev = compound prev 

composite	>	composite (adj) 

compositor	>	composer (sb)

Compostela	>	Compostela (npr) 

compotium	>	banquet (mainly with drinks)

comprehend	>	to comprehend 

compresse	>	compress ( sb) 

compressem	>	to compress (vtr) 

compresst air	>	compressed air 

comprined	>	to comprise 

compris	>	past participle and past tense of “comprined” 

computer	>	computer ( sb) 

computerminal	>	computer terminal 

com(samen)	>	together (adv) 

comsperg	>	scatter (vtr ) ( object , location) 

comsteurd	>	collapse (vint) 

comstrehb	>	se _ = to fall back on oneself

comweida	>	overall culture

con	>	with (accompanied by; prep); con sellsto namos = Best regards 

concave	>	concave

concentrational	>	concentration (adj) 

concern	>	concern ( vtr ) 

concert	>	concert (sb) 

concil	>	council (sb) (institution; Church) 

conciliant	>	conciliatory ( adj ) 

conclud	>	to conclude 

concorde	>	concord

concors	>	bankruptcy (sb) 

concrete	>	concrete (adj) 

concreteih	>	materialize (vtr)

concretion	>	concretion (sb) 

concubin	>	(life) partner (sb) 

concubinat	>	(legal) cohabitation ( sb) 

concurrence	>	competition ( sb) 

condensator	>	capacitor (electricity ; sb) 

condescendence	>	condescension (sb) 

condiment	>	condiment ( sb) 

condire	>	pickle ( vtr ) 

conditer	>	confectioner (sb) 

conditerie	>	confectioner's shop ( sb) 

condition	>	condition (sb) & to condition (vtr ) 

condottiere	>	condottiero

conductance	>	conductance (electricity, sb) 

conduct	>	conduct (sb) 

conduit	>	pipe (sb) 

cone	>	cone (sm) 

confect	>	confectionery (sb) 

confederat	>	confederate (adj & sb)

confer	>	to confer 

confessionalisme	>	confessionalism

confett	>	confess (vtr) 

confide	>	bi = to confide in ( vpr ) 

confident	>	confident ( adj) 

confine	>	to confine 

confirmation	>	confirmation (including religion)

confirme	>	confirm (vtr ) 

confluence	>	confluence (sb) 

conform	>	correct, true (to) (adj)

confronte	>	confront (vtr) 

confucianisme	>	confucianism (sb) 

confuned	>	to confuse / confound (vtr) 

confus	>	confuse (adj); past and past passive participle of “confuned” 

confus-ye	>	dimly (adv ) 

congener	>	fellow creature (adj & sb)

conger	>	conger-eel

conglomerat	>	conglomerate (company) 

Congo	>	Congo (npr) 

congolese	>	congolese (adj. & sb) 

congregation	>	congregation (sb) ( Religion) 

conjug	>	spouse (sb) 

conjuncture	>	(economic) situation

connaiss	>	to know about (a topic)

connect	>	{konnEkt} = connect (vtr) 

connotation	>	connotation

conosment	>	bill of lading (sb) 

conscie	>	(+ acc.) = to be aware of 

conscience	>	conscience, consciousness (sb); conscience objection = consciencious objection

conscription	>	conscription (sb) 

consecre	>	to consecrate, to dedicate 

consecutive	>	consecutive

consensus	>	consensus

consent	>	+ acc. (consènt) = consent to (vint) 

consequence	>	consequence 

conservative	>	conservative (politics; sb & adj) 

conserve	>	tinned/canned food; to conserve 

conserveghyaner	>	opener (for tins, cans; sb ) 

considere	>	consider ( vtr ) 

consist	>	+ acc. = consist in 

console	>	console ( sb); console (vtr ) 

consonn	>	consonant (adj & sb)

consortium	>	consortium

conspiration	>	conspiracy (sb) 

conspirator	>	conspirator ( sb ) 

conspue	>	to conspue 

constant	>	constant 

Constantinople	>	Constantinople

Constantinus	>	Constantine (Roman Emperor) 

consternat	>	dismayed ( adj ) 

consterne	>	to consternate 

constitution	>	constitution (sb) 

construction	>	construction (sb) 

constructive effect	>	rule of effectiveness (law)

construg	>	build ( vtr ) 

consul	>	consul (sb) 

consulat	>	consulate (sb)

consultationsfirma	>	consulting firm 

consulte	>	consult (vtr) 

consumm	>	(& consummation) = consumption (sb) 

contact	>	link, contact ( sb) 

contact linses	>	contact lenses 

contag	>	past tense of “contaneg” 

contagieus	>	contagious ( adj) 

container	>	container (sb) 

containernav	>	container ship (sb) 

contaneg	>	contact (vtr) 

conteit	>	county (sb) 

contemple	>	to behold 

se contente	>	med = to content oneself with 

conteste	>	contest ( vtr ) 

contigu ad	>	adjacent to 

continental schelf	>	continental shelf 

continue	>	to continue 

cont	>	(& conto) = account (sb) 

conte	>	count (sb, vtr) 

continental drift	>	continental drift

contingent	>	contingent (sb)

contocorrent	>	transactional account (sb)

contolker	>	person spoken to (sb)

contor	>	counter (sb); lawyer's office

contorsion	>	contortion

contour	>	outline, contour (sb) 

contrabalance	>	to counterbalance (vtr)

contrabande	>	contraband (sb) 

contrabass	>	bass ( sf ) 

contraceptive	>	contraceptive (sb) 

contradic	>	( contradìc ) = contradict (vtr) 

contradictor	>	adversarial (adj) 

contrafac	>	counterfeit ( vtr ) 

contrafagot	>	contrabassoon (sb) 

contrafort	>	buttress (sb) (architecture) 

contraforte	>	contraforte

contragend magha	>	contracting authority (public tenders)

contralto	>	contralto (sb) 

contramande	>	to countermand (vtr) 

contrapart	>	counterpart (sb) 

contrapoint	>	counterpoint

contrar	>	contrary

contraste	>	contrast (vtr & sb) 

contravention	>	contravention, fine (sb) 

contrecoup	>	contrecoup

contribue	>	(+ acc. ) = to contribute to 

contrition	>	contrite ( adj) 

control	>	control (vtr & sb); control system = controls ( splu ) 

controleur	>	ticket inspector, bus conductor 

controlluce	>	warning light (sb) 

controvers	>	/controverten = controverted

controverse	>	controversy (sb) 

contuned	>	to bruise (vtr) 

contus	>	past participle and past tense of “contuned” 

contusion	>	bruise, bruising ( sb ) 

convall	>	lily of the valley (sb) 

convent	>	[konvEnt] = convent (sb) 

converg	>	converge (vint)

conversation	>	conversation (sb) 

convinec	>	to convince

convoy	>	convoy

convulg	>	convulse (vtr)

convulsive	>	convulsive 

cooptation	>	co-option

coordinat	>	coordinate (sb) 

cop	>	cop (sb; policeman) 

copel	>	chip (ex. of wood; sb) 

Copenhaghen	>	Copenhagen (npr) 

copie	>	copy (sb & vtr) 

copierect	>	copyright (sb) 

copil	>	scoundrel (sb) 

Coppernic	>	Copernicus (npr) 

coptic	>	Coptic (adj, sb) 

corall	>	coral (sb) 

Coran	>	Quran (sb) 

corbach	>	riding crop (sb) 

corbh	>	basket (sb) 

corc	>	cork, stopper (sb) 

corce	>	bark (sb) 

corcscruv	>	corkscrew (sb) 

corcuk	>	crow (sb) 

corcuksnest	>	crow's nest (sb) 

cordeguardia	>	gatehouse, guardhouse (sb) 

cordial	>	cordial (adj) 

cordialitat	>	warmth, cordiality (sb) 

cordillera	>	cordillera

cordon-sanitaire	>	cordon sanitaire, sanitary cordon

Corfu	>	Corfu (npr) 

coriander	>	coriander (sb) 

coridion	>	St John's wort (sb) 

Corinth	>	Corinth ( npr ) 

corinthi	>	Corinthian (adj. & sb) 

cormat	>	cider (sb) 

cornea	>	cornea

cornete	>	cornet (sb) 

cornice	>	cornice (sb) 

cornut	>	chickweed (sfb) 

coroll	>	corolla ( sb ) 

corollar	>	corollary (sm , adj ) 

corpos	>	body ( sb) 

corposveurnen	>	(sing) = assault ( splu ) 

corporation	>	corporation 

corps ad corps	>	hand-to-hand, clinch 

corps-de-logiss	>	corps de logis (sb) 

corpulent	>	stout ( adj ) 

Corpus Christi	>	Corpus Christi 

corrector chirurgia	>	corrective surgery	>	

correg	>	correct (vtr) 

correspond	>	correspond (vtr) 

correspondence	>	correspondence (sb) (letters ) 

corridor	>	corridor ( sb) 

corrumep	>	to corrupt 

corrup	>	past tense of “corrumep” 

cors	>	Corsican ( adj , sb ) 

corsan	>	rover ( sb) 

corsar	>	privateer (sb) 

corselett	>	bodice (sb) 

corsett	>	corset (sb ) 

Corsica	>	[kOrsika] = Corsica ( npr ) 

cort	>	short ( adj) 

cortanem	>	wheezy ( adj) 

cortege	>	procession ( sb ) 

cortin	>	curtain ( sb) 

cortjamb	>	stocky (adj ) 

cortoyer	>	courtier ( sb) 

cortschluss	>	short circuit (sb) 

coschar	>	gate 

coschmar	>	nightmare ( sb) 

cosin	>	window frame 

cosmetic	>	cosmetic (adj) 

cosmetique	>	cosmetic product (sb) 

cosmic microwanden aptergrund	>	cosmic microwave background; cosmic skapsyrat = escape velocity (sb) 

cosmopolit	>	cosmopolitan ( adj) 

cost	>	cost (sb) & cost (vtr) 

costeus	>	costly

costor	>	tin-ore

costume	>	suit (clothing) 

cot	>	coat (sf ) 

coteau	>	coteau, hillside 

cotlan	>	corner (sm ) 

cotlett	>	chop (meat; sb ) 

coton	>	cotton ( sb ) 

couard	>	coward (sm. & adj) 

couardice	>	cowardice ( sf ) 

couch	>	sofa ( sm ) 

couchette	>	couchette (sb) 

cougar	>	cougar (sb) 

coul	>	cool (adj; fig. as in "keep cool" !)

coulee	>	(mud)flow, (snow)slide 

coulisse	>	set construction (in theatres) 

coup	>	cup (sb) 

coup-d'etat	>	coup d'état 

coupee	>	(& coupé) = compartment, coupé (train) 

coupel	>	dome, cupola 

couplen	>	clutch (on cars) 

couplet	>	song verse

coupon	>	coupon (sb) 

courage	>	courage ( sb ) 

courant	>	account, report 

cousin	>	cousin (sb) 

couvrefeu	>	curfew (sb) 

covehr	>	tapestry, cover (ex: book; sb); to cover 

coven	>	coven (sb)

cox	>	coke (sb) 

coyer	>	bloated, swollen (adj )

coyote	>	coyote 

crabe	>	crab (sb) 

crackel	>	crack (vtr ) 

cracken	>	creak, creaking (sb) 

cramp	>	cramp ( sf ) 

cranium	>	skull and crossbones 

cras	>	tomorrow (adv ) 

crasch	>	crash ( vpr ) 

crasp	>	+ acc = to clench on ( vpr ) 

crastin	>	of tomorrow ( adj ) 

crater	>	crater (sb) 

crauv	>	raven (sb) 

cravat	>	tie (on neck; sb) 

crawl	>	crawl (swimming) 

crayk	>	hornet (sb) 

creation	>	creation

cred	>	belief (sb) 

credeih	>	believe (vtr) 

credie	>	Wednesday (sb) 

credit	>	credit (sb) 

creditise	>	credit (vtr) 

credule	>	credulous

cree	>	to create (vtr) 

crehng	>	to list (vint ) ( vessel) 

crehsc	>	grow (vint); rise, increase (sb) 

crehsp	>	crunch, munch (vtr) 

creisch	>	to yelp, to bawl, to squeal 

cremation	>	cremation

crematorium	>	crematorium

creme	>	cream-coloured

creme-de-cassis	>	crème de cassis

cren	>	horseradish ( sb) 

crepat	>	cracked ( adj) 

crepire	>	to die (slowly; !) 

crescent	>	crescent (sb) 

creschma	>	tavern ( sf ) 

creschmer	>	keeper ( sm ) 

cressen	>	watercress (sb) 

crest	>	crest (sf ) 

Crete	>	Crete ( npr ) 

cretic	>	Cretan ( adj , sb) 

crevasse	>	crevice (sb) 

crewent	>	covered with blood (adj.)

cricit	>	screamed (3° sing past tense)

crick	>	creek, inlet

crie	>	scream; cry (vtr & sb) 

crieckel	>	past tense of “crackel” 

criesch	>	past tense of “crasch” 

criesp	>	past tense of “criesp” 

crime	>	crime (sb); crime os/as les majestat = lese-majesty (sb); organise-n/-t crime = organised crime 

criminal	>	criminal (adj & sb) 

crin	>	horsehair 

crinar	>	mane (sb) 

cripia	>	manger (sb); Nativity scene ( sb) 

criquet	>	cricket (sb) 

crisch	>	past tense of “creisch” 

crise	>	crisis ( sb) 

crisp	>	frizzy, fuzzy (adj ) 

crispe	>	to backcomb ( hair) 

cristall	>	crystal ( sb ) 

cristallite	>	(gran) = crystallite (sb) 

cristallreceptor	>	crystal receiver

Cristoforo Colombo	>	Christopher Columbus (npr) 

criterium	>	criterion (sb) 

critic	>	critical (adj) 

critique	>	criticism (sb) 

critique	>	to criticize 

critiquer	>	critic (sb) 

crocus	>	crocus (sb) 

crohng	>	past tense of “crehng” 

crohsc	>	past tense of “crehsc” 

crohsp	>	past tense of “crehsp” 

cron	>	crown ( sb) 

cronapel	>	"queen of the pippins" (apple)

cronschtayn	>	cleat (sb) 

croquet	>	croquet (game)

croquette	>	croquette (sb) 

croquis	>	croquis (sb) 

crosct	>	growth ( sb) 

crotal	>	antique cymbal, crotale (sb) 

croupier	>	croupier (sb) 

crovat	>	bed ( sb ) 

crovatbohnden	>	bedridden

crovatbohndt	>	bedridden

crowding-out	>	crowding out (sb)

cruassant	>	croissant (sb) 

cruce	>	cross ( sb & vtr ) 

cruceade	>	crusade (sb) 

cruceit	>	crusader (sb) 

crucen	>	intersection (sb) 

crucer	>	cruiser (sb; warship) 

crucesprehg	>	cross-examining (adj)

crucestrehl	>	crossfire (sb) 

crucial	>	crucial

crucifict	>	crucify (vtr) 

crucifix	>	crucifix (sb) 

crue	>	vineyard, wine (sb) 

cruel	>	cruel

cruise	>	cruise (sb) 

cruor	>	gore, shed blood 

cruorgheuss	>	bloodbath, bloodshed

cruoric	>	bloody (adj)

cruorlasni	>	bloodthirsty (adj) 

cruppel	>	cripple

crusber	>	redcurrant (sb) 

cruste	>	crust (sb) 

crusten	>	very cold (adj) 

cruzen	>	baptize (vtr ) 

cryogenique	>	cryogenics (sb ) 

crypt	>	crypt ( sb) 

Cuba	>	Cuba ( npr ) 

cubaba	>	cubeb ( sb) 

cuban	>	Cuban (adj. & sb) 

cubic meter	>	cubic meter (sb) 

cubil	>	bunk (to lie down; sb) 

cubtal	>	elbow ( sb) 

cuch	>	doggie (sb) 

cuchia	>	kennel (sb)

cucin	>	kitchen (sb) 

cucuflor	>	oxalis, sorrel (sb) 

cuincule	>	rabbit (sb) 

cuissot	>	haunch (sb) 

cuit	>	skin ( sb) 

cuitmaigher	>	skinny ( adj ) 

culasch	>	horsgray-fawn horse (sb) 

culcin	>	cushion (sb) 

culcutar	>	colcothar (sb ) 

cul-de-sac	>	cul de sac (sb) 

culinar	>	culinary ( adj ) 

culinaria	>	Culinary Arts (splu) 

culmen	>	escarpment, top, summit (sb) 

cult	>	cult

cultive	>	to cultivate (vtr)

cultor	>	farmer (sb) 

cumb	>	coomb, combe, dale 

cumebh	>	to lay down (vtr) 

cumin	>	caraway seeds, cumin (sb) 

cumpater	>	godfather (sm)

cumraeg	>	Welsh (adj, sb) 

Cumri	>	Wales (npr) 

cumulation	>	accumulation

cumule	>	accumulate (vtr); heap (sb) 

cungeid	>	leave (sb); to dismiss (vtr)

cuniko	>	young male rabbit (sb)

cunupide	>	cauliflower (sb) 

cunvenn	>	chat (sb) 

cuper	>	copper (sb) 

curatele	>	guardianship (sb) 

curator	>	curator ( museum) (sm ) 

curbel	>	crank (sb) 

curbit	>	cucurbita maxima (sb) 

curdisse	>	to wind up (a mechanism) 

cure	>	cure (sb) (religion); course of treatment 

curieus	>	curious

curpen	>	gimlet, spiral (sb) 

curr	>	to run 

curral	>	pen, enclosure (sb) 

current	>	current (adj ) 

currier	>	messenger

curs	>	course (sb); past participle & past tense of “curr” 

cursia	>	passageway

cursive	>	italic (writing)

curt	>	court (sb, fig); Curt om Assises = Court of Assises 

curtese	>	courteous (adj) 

curtesia	>	courtesy (sb) 

curtisane	>	courtesan (sb)

curtise	>	woo (vtr) 

Curt-Martial	>	Court-Martial (sb) 

curve	>	curve, bend ( sb) 

cuschuta	>	dodder (sf ) 

cuscuss	>	couscous ( sm ) 

cuskat	>	stock dove 

custodia	>	custody 

customise	>	customize (vtr) 

cutia	>	small box (sb) 

cutt	>	blow (sb) 

cutter	>	cutter (vessel, sb) 

cuvee	>	vintage (wine)

cuvoukel	>	cubicle, loose-box 

cyanobacteria	>	cyanobacteria (sb) 

cyclas	>	cyclas (sb) 

cyclop	>	cyclop ( sb) 

cyclopean	>	Cyclopean ( adj ) 

cylinder	>	barrel (sm ) 

cymbal	>	cymbal ( sf ) 

cymber	>	savory (sf ) 

cynic	>	cynical ( adj ) 

cypress	>	cypress (sb) 

cypriak	>	Cypriot (adj. & sb) 

Cypros	>	Cyprus

Cyrene	>	Cyrene

cyste	>	cyst

daanistah	>	knowingly (adv) 

dabdab	>	kettledrum (sb) (music) 

daber	>	artisan, craftsman (sb) 

dabron	>	benevolent (adj ) 

dac	>	Dacian ( adj , sb) 

dach	>	hem ( sb ) 

dachin	>	(sing) = portable scales (splu) 

dadmam	>	father and mother 

dadw	>	provide ( vtr ) 

Daedel	>	Daedalus ( npr ) 

dafan	>	burial ( sb) 

dafni	>	laurel (sb) ( tree ) 

daftar	>	(long) list (sb) 

daftarnukta	>	bullet (typography)

daga	>	dagger (sb) 

dagh	>	to switch on, to light 

daghcleich	>	ignition key ( sb) 

daghsysteme	>	ignition ( sb) ( vehicle ) 

dah	>	give (vtr ) 

dahi	>	ingenious (adj) 

dahsit	>	(he/she/it) gave

dais	>	canopy (furniture; sb) 

daiwer	>	brother-in-law 

dajal	>	imposter, usurper (sb ) 

dak	>	receive, get ( vtr ) 

dakh	>	thatched roof 

dakhdom	>	cottage (sb ) 

dakhel	>	(entrance) lobby (sb) 

dakika	>	instant ( sb; minute ) 

dakru	>	tear ( sb ) 

dakrue	>	to be watering (eye) 

dakrugehn	>	eye-irritating, lachrymatory (adj. & sb)

dakruwent	>	tearful (adj) 

dal	>	(& dalin) = valley, dale ( sb) 

dalg	>	far ( adv ) 

dalgayu	>	longevity ( sb) 

dalgayun	>	long-lived ( adj ) 

dalger	>	farther, further (adv)

Dalgnord	>	Far North

dalgtosneih	>	to radio-control

dalit	>	dalit

dallal	>	broker (sb) 

dalt	>	chisel ( sb) 

dalworts	>	downstream (adv) 

damar	>	string (sb) ( of bow ) 

dame	>	lady, ma'am (sb); queen (card games; sb) 

damenleik	>	(sing) = draughts (game)

dames	>	draughts (game)

damika	>	miss (sb) 

damn	>	damage ( sm ) 

damnation	>	damnation ( sb) 

damu	>	World Axis 

dangalak	>	booby (sm ) 

danger	>	danger (sb) 

dank	>	thank (sb & vtr); dank ! = thank you (interjection); dank spollay = thank you very much !

dankali	>	sweet potatoe (sb) 

Danmark	>	Denmark (npr) 

dans	>	dance (sb & vtr) 

danser	>	dancer (sb)

dansk	>	Danish (adj) 

dansplor	>	dance floor

dansster	>	female dancer 

dantelle	>	lace (sb ) 

Danube	>	Danube (npr) 

danv	>	spruce ( sb; tree ) 

danxiow	>	magazine (sb) (of a weapon) 

Danwper	>	Dnieper

Danwster	>	Dniester

dapan	>	feast meal (sb); to have a feast meal (vint) 

daper	>	sacrificial animal 

dar	>	to hold back, to hold steadily (vtr/vint); still (adv) 

Daraa	>	Daraa

daraja	>	chemin de ronde 

darajagwah	>	rounds, patrol (sb) (guard) 

darak	>	carding machine 

darban	>	porter (sb) 

Dardanelles	>	Dardanelles (splu)

darm	>	firm (adj); darm disk = hard disk drive (sb) 

darman	>	false antidote 

darmeg	>	bread of fine flour 

darmen	>	bearing, position (sb) 

darmo memoria	>	read-only memory

dars	>	lecture (teaching; sb) 

darv	>	bitumen (sb) 

darvsand	>	oil sand (sb) 

darwisch	>	dervish (sb) 

darya	>	Inland Sea (sb; poetic) 

darz	>	vein (sb; of metal) 

daschtban	>	rural policeman (sb) 

daskal	>	school teacher (sb) 

dastkar	>	healer (sb) 

dastur	>	(mandatory) rule (sb) 

dat	>	as, given that (conjunction) 

daten beorbaten	>	data processing ( sm ) 

datia	>	file (of data; sb) 

dauganeid	>	ne'er-do-well

daugh ka	>	to serve as (to = dative)

daulat	>	public power (sb; State); Daulat Islams in Irak ed Schaam = "Islamic State" (terrorist group)

daulg	>	soot (sb) 

daum	>	to wonder 

daumos	>	marvel, wonder ( sb) 

daumost	>	wonderful (adj ) 

daun	>	rope (sb) 

daunbrigv	>	rope bridge

daunet	>	death (sb); to die (vint) 

daunos	>	funeral (sb) 

daunoscampan	>	knell, toll 

daunoswogh	>	hearse (sb) 

daunost	>	fatal ( adj) 

daut	>	dead (adj); past participle and past tense of “daunet” 

dauyn	>	cable ( sb ) ( rope ) 

dauynvia	>	towing path ( sb ) 

davit	>	davit

dawa	>	litigation

dawi	>	litigious (adj) 

dawti	>	fuel (sb) 

day	>	to divide up

daybien	>	( sing ) = feces ( splu ) 

daydey	>	in general (adv ) 

dayi	>	general idea 

dayim	>	constantly ( adv) 

dayir	>	concerning ( prep ) 

daykhway	>	meeting, rally (sb) 

dayluk	>	mainland ( sb) 

daymio	>	daimyo ( sb ) 

dayn	>	creditor ( adj , sb ) 

dayrliaung	>	large quantity 

dayschawbien	>	faeces and urine ( splu ) 

de	>	about (prep) 

deambulatorium	>	ambulatory (in church, sb)

debat	>	debate (sb) 

debit	>	due ( adj ) ( money ) 

debitcarte	>	debit card (sb) 

debite	>	to debit (vtr)

debos	>	suitableness

debris	>	(sing) = debris (splu) 

debses	>	propriety, decorum (sb) 

dec	>	ten (num)

decan	>	dean (sb) 

decante	>	decant (vtr) 

Decapolis	>	Decapolis

decedd	>	to die, to pass away 

december	>	december (sb) 

decen	>	ten (sb)

decennium	>	decade (sb) 

decent	>	[dëtsEnt] = decent

decep	>	[dëtsEp] = disappoint (vtr) 

deception	>	disappointment (sb) 

dechee	>	to demean 

dechristianisation	>	dechristianisation

decid	>	{dëtsId} = decide (vtr) 

decime	>	decimate (vtr) 

decis	>	decided 

deck	>	pillowcase (sb); deck of ship (sb) 

decking	>	decking (sb; ship) 

declare	>	declare (vtr) 

decline	>	decline (vtr & sb) 

decoction	>	decoction

decolletee	>	low-cut, low neckline

deconcentre	>	to devolve (ex: administration, vtr)

deconstruction	>	deconstruction

decor	>	decor (sb) 

decore	>	decorate (vtr ) 

decos	>	dignity (sb) 

decouple	>	to decouple, uncouple

decrepit	>	decrepit (adj) 

decrepitude	>	decay (sb)

decret	>	decree (sb & vint) 

deculturation	>	deculturization

dedh	>	to curd, to clot 

dedhen	>	curdled milk 

dedication	>	dedication (sb) 

dedie	>	dedicate (vtr ) 

dedru	>	skin disease ( sb ) 

dedruk	>	spot ( sb ) (on skin) 

dedrut	>	(& dedrun) = pockmarked ( adj) 

dedwrnt	>	clot (sm ) 

defalque	>	to deduct (vtr)

default	>	default (sb) 

defect	>	default (sb; in a machine) 

defector	>	renegade (sb) 

defend	>	( defènd ) = defend (vtr) 

defense	>	defence (sb) 

deference	>	deference (sb) 

defereit	>	déféré (French law; sb) 

deferent	>	deferential ( adj) 

deficit	>	deficit ( sb ) 

defilee	>	parade (sb ) ( review ) 

defineih	>	to define 

definition	>	definition (sb ) 

defis	>	hyphen - 

deflagration	>	explosion sound (sb) 

deflation	>	deflation

defleg	>	deflect (vtr)

deforce	>	forced (adj) 

deforestation	>	deforestation (sb) 

defrock	>	to defrock (vtr)

defunct	>	deceased (adj) 

degener	>	degenerate (adj) 

deglobalisation	>	deglobalization

degrade	>	degrade (vtr) 

degram	>	molar ( tooth ) ( sb) 

degree	>	degree (sb) 

degveih	>	wither (vint) 

degvihen	>	wither (vtr) 

deh	>	to put 

dehbh	>	(vtr ) = ought to 

dehbhen	>	assent (sb)

dehk	>	to fit together 

dehl	>	delude, deceive ( vtr ) 

dehlft	>	delving (sb) 

dehlg	>	must (vtr) 

dehlv	>	to delve 

dehlwrnt	>	snare ( sm ) 

dehm	>	to put ub, to train 

dehmber	>	framing (sf) 

dehn	>	to flow, to pass by (vint) 

dehnend	>	fluid (adj) (traffic) 

dehnk	>	to bite (vtr) 

dehnkel	>	to nibble at

dehnksrig	>	very cold 

dehnquote	>	stream flow 

dehnu	>	riverstream

dehr	>	to tear 

dehrbh	>	spoil ( vpr ) 

dehrj	>	to hold 

deidikie	>	display ( sm ) 

deigh	>	dam ( sf ) 

deighos	>	rampart of mud ( sm ) 

deih	>	suck (vtr ) 

deihbotel	>	baby's bottle (sb) 

deihnu	>	dairy animal 

deik	>	signpost (sb) 

deik	>	to show, to indicate 

deil	>	share (vtr); deil con = to deal with

deilule	>	small machete (sb) 

deimen	>	nurse (who gives milk) 

dejour	>	to be on duty 

dekhschat	>	frighten (vtr ) 

dekhschat	>	terror (sb) 

dekhschatic	>	horrifying, appalling (adj) 

delband	>	turban ( sb ) 

delectation	>	delight ( sb ) 

delegation	>	delegation (sb) 

deleteri	>	deleterious ( adj ) 

deliberation	>	deliberation (sb ) 

delicate	>	delicate (adj ) 

delicieus	>	delicious (adj ) 

delirant	>	delirious (adj ) 

delirium	>	delirium (sb) 

dellal	>	town, public crier ( sb) 

delphin	>	dolphin ( sb) 

Delphoi	>	Delphi ( npr ) 

delt	>	tent (sb) 

delta	>	delta (sb) 

deltaplan	>	hang glider (sb) 

deluge	>	deluge (sb) 

deluxe	>	luxurious (adj) 

dem	>	district, territorial unit, division of a territory

demagog	>	demagogue (sb) 

demande	>	demand (sb & vtr) 

demarcation	>	demarcation

dematesia	>	structural system (building; sb) 

dement	>	({dëmEnt} & demential) = insane, mad (adj) 

dementia	>	dementia

demikat	>	(sing) = croutons (splu) 

deminen	>	demining (sb)

demneh	>	tame (vtr) 

democrat	>	democrat

Democratic Respublic ios Congo	>	Democratic Republic of the Congo

Demokrit	>	Democritus (npr) 

demon	>	demon (sb) 

demoniak	>	demoniac (adj) 

demonstrant	>	demonstrant

demonstration	>	demonstration (sb) 

demontage	>	dismantling (sb)

demonte	>	to take apart, to dismantle, to dismount (vtr) 

demos	>	people (sb) (in a district) 

demosia	>	rental charge (sb) 

demotic	>	demotic (adj)

demped	>	house floor

demsadpeurten	>	filiation (including adoption)

demspoti	>	house master (sb)

demspotnia	>	housewife (sb)

Den Haag	>	The Hague (npr) 

denars	>	(splu) = money (sing) 

denartransport	>	cash-tansport(ation) (sb)

denda	>	(punishment) = penalty, sanction (sb) 

denegen service	>	"denial of service" (computer)

dener	>	depression (of terrain) 

dengji	>	see-saw, weighing scale (sb)

dengjiekwo	>	rocking horse

dengu	>	cloudy (sky, adj) 

denote	>	denote (vtr)

denoument	>	dénouement, outcome

dens	>	(& densu) = dense ( adj) 

densat	>	densely packed ( adj ) 

dent	>	tooth ( sb) 

dentia	>	denture (sb) 

dentiste	>	dentist (sb) 

dentition	>	dentition (sb) 

dentpaste	>	tooth-paste (sb)

denunce	>	to denounce (vtr) 

denwrnt	>	back of hand, flat side of a blade, blade (of propeller) 

department	>	department

depend	>	(depènd) = to depend on 

depesche	>	dispatch, news (sb) 

depineg	>	to depict (vtr) 

deplore	>	deplore (vtr)

depon	>	present tense base of “deposen” 

deponia	>	(garbage) dump (sb) 

deposeih	>	deposit ( vtr ) ( trade) 

deposen	>	to depose (vtr) 

deposit	>	handling ( sb) (activity) 

deposit	>	deposit ( sb) (bank) 

deprave	>	deprave (vtr) 

depression	>	depression (sb) 

depulg	>	to drive out (from cover) 

derailment	>	derailment

deranget	>	(& derangen) = disturbed ( adj ) (mentally ) 

derbeder	>	slapdash ( adj ) 

derder	>	to grumble 

dered	>	tordylium (sb) 

derghen	>	male dogwood 

derision	>	derision

derisor	>	derisory (adj) 

derivat	>	derivative (sb; including finance) 

derive	>	to derive

deroge	>	(+ acc.) = to depart from

derrick	>	derrick (sb)

derv	>	faithful (adj) 

dervente	>	narrow gorge or pass 

desaffectet	>	disused ( adj ) 

desamat	>	unpleasant (adj) 

desarmament	>	disarmament (sb) 

desaster	>	disaster ( sb) 

descend	>	to descend 

desconcerte	>	disconcert (vtr) 

descrehsc	>	decrease

describ	>	describe (vtr)

desert	>	desert (adj & sb) 

deserteur	>	deserter ( sb)

desertire	>	to desert (as a soldier, vint)

desfigure	>	disfigure (vtr) 

desguise	>	disguise (vtr / vint) 

deshonor	>	disgrace, dishonour (sb) 

deshydrate	>	dehydrate (vtr) 

desinfectant	>	desinfectant (adj & sb) 

desinstalle	>	uninstall (vtr) 

desinteresse	>	disinterest

desinvolture	>	casualness (sb) 

desire	>	desire (sb & vtr) 

desk	>	round table 

deskwide	>	(!) = lose (vtr) 

desloge	>	dislodge (vtr) 

desmantel	>	dismantle (vtr) 

desno	>	fane (sb)

desolation	>	distress, grief, desolation

desoriente	>	disorientate

desperat	>	desperate (adj) 

desperation	>	desperation (sb) 

despere	>	to despair 

desplace	>	displace (vtr) 

desploy	>	unfold, display (vtr/vpr) 

desployment	>	deployment

despot	>	despot

dessacralise	>	desecrate

dessert	>	dessert (sb) 

dessous	>	( splu) = (woman's) underwear (sing) 

destination	>	destination (sb) 

destine	>	destine (vtr) 

destroyer	>	destroyer (vessel; sb) 

destrug	>	destroy (vtr) 

destull	>	quite (adv) 

desvantage	>	disadvantage

detachable colnier	>	detachable collar (sb) 

detache	>	detach (vtr) 

detayl	>	detail (sb & vtr) 

detective	>	detective

detectiven roman	>	crime fiction novel 

deteg	>	detect (vtr)

deten	>	( detèn ) = to detain 

detente	>	détente (sb ) ( political relations ) 

detergent	>	detergent (adj & sb) 

deterioration	>	deterioration (sb) 

se deteriore	>	deteriorate (vint) 

determination	>	determination (sb) 

deteste	>	dislike (vtr) 

dethron	>	dethrone (vtr)

detour	>	detour (sb) 

detriment	>	detriment (sb) 

deub	>	deep (adj) 

deubfrehser	>	freezer (sb) 

deugh	>	to make come, to make happen, to get (vtr) 

deulg	>	to owe 

deulgen	>	financial claim ( sb ) 

deum	>	to smoke (to emit smoke, vtr & vint) 

deumkyal	>	smoking room (sb) 

deurgh	>	maim ( vtr ) 

deurs	>	to dare 

deurseck	>	cheeky (adj ) 

deursia	>	audacity; venture ( sb) 

deusel	>	dazzle (vtr ) 

deusk	>	dark (adj) ; to darken, grow sombre (vint) 

deusk materia	>	dark matter (sb) 

deuspont	>	rainbow (sb) 

deutsch	>	German (adj. & sb); Deutsch Confederation = German Confederation 

Deutschland	>	Germany (npr) 

deuyker	>	culvert ( sm ) 

deuys	>	to fail (vint) 

deuyseih	>	counter (vtr) 

devalue	>	to devaluate (vtr; finance)

devotion	>	devotion (sb) 

dewer	>	whirl (sb) 

dexel	>	helm (sb) 

dexia	>	skill (sf ) 

dexios	>	briskly ( adv) 

dexter	>	right (direction) 

dexteritat	>	dexterity ( sb) 

dextro	>	to the right 

Dhaka	>	Dhaka

dia	>	towards (moral meaning; prep) 

diabel	>	devil ( sb) 

diabetes	>	diabetes (sb) 

diabetic	>	diabetic (adj) 

diablo	>	imp, little devil (sb) 

diabrehgh	>	saturate (vtr) 

diadehtor	>	certifying officer (sb; accountancy) 

diademe	>	diadem (sb) 

diafa	>	welcoming present, gift (sb) 

diagnose	>	diagnosis (sb) & diagnose (vtr) 

diaken	>	deacon (sb) 

dialehg	>	to have a conversation

dialogos	>	dialogue (sb) 

diamant	>	diamond

diaphen	>	diaphanous (adj) 

diapo	>	slide (photo; sb)

diapositive	>	slide (photo; sb)

diar	>	diary (sb) 

diarrhea	>	diarrhea ( sf ) 

diaspehr	>	scatter (vtr ) 

diatribe	>	rant ( sb) 

diayn	>	indigo dye 

dibaj	>	brocade ( sb) 

dicotomia	>	dichotomy (sf ) 

dictator	>	dictator ( sm ) 

dictature	>	dictatorship (sb) 

dictionar	>	dictionary (sb) 

didbani	>	lookout (ex: tower; sb)

Dido	>	Dido (npr)

diedel	>	fibula 

diedw	>	past tense of “dadw” 

diegh	>	past tense of “diegh” 

diehen	>	attach ( vtr ) 

dieji	>	saucer ( sb) 

diek	>	big box (for storage); got, received (past tense) 

diemen	>	link (sb) 

diemmen	>	to bondage (sb)

dien	>	day (sb) 

dienaurdhen	>	order of the day, agenda

dienchi	>	(removable) electric battery (sb) 

dienghia	>	refined (adj) 

dienk	>	past tense of “dank” 

dienkia	>	domestic electric appliances (adj , sm) 

diens	>	past tense of “dans” 

dientow	>	to bow ( vint) 

dienxia	>	square (before a church, a temple...) ( sm ) 

dier	>	past tense of “dar” 

diesel	>	diesel

diete	>	diet (sb) (weight loss) 

dieugh	>	past tense of “daugh” 

dieum	>	past tense of “daum” 

Dieuspater	>	Supreme God 

dieupter	>	Supreme God

diewo	>	daylight ( sf ) 

diey	>	past tense of “day” 

differ	>	to postpone, to put off 

difference	>	difference (sb) 

differencye	>	differentiate ( vtr ) 

differendum	>	dispute ( sm ) 

different	>	different 

differential	>	differential (sb, math.)

difficil	>	difficult (adj) 

difficultat	>	difficulty (sb) 

digest	>	digest (vtr) 

digestive	>	digestive (adj)

digestive tract	>	digestive tract (sb) 

digh	>	past tense of « dinegh » 

dighme	>	to turn off 

dighmo	>	oblique (adj) 

dighom	>	earth (sb) 

digit	>	rakem

digital	>	digital (adj) 

dignitar	>	dignitary (sb) 

dih	>	past tense of “dih”; -dih = locative suffix 

DIISCH	>	ISIS (terrorist group)

dik	>	showed (past tense) 

dik-ye	>	rightly (adv) 

dikat	>	refinement (sm ) 

dikhliz	>	corridor, gang (sb) 

diks-	>	legal (adj) 

dikscapacitat	>	legal capacity

dil	>	past tense of “deil” 

dila	>	feeding breast (sb) 

dilemma	>	dilemma (sb)

diler	>	(drug) dealer

dilglonc	>	longbow (sb) 

diligence	>	diligence (sb) (quality) 

dilim	>	clove (sf) 

dill	>	dill

diluv	>	to dilute (vtr)

dima	>	prop (carpentry) (sb) 

dimaar	>	self-importance, bumptiousness 

Dimaschk	>	Damascus (npr) 

dimension	>	dimension (sb)

dimsum	>	dim sum (sb) 

dind	>	then, after that (adv) 

dinegh	>	shape, fashion, mould (vtr) 

dinga	>	dengue fever (sb) 

dingkwehl	>	potter's wheel 

dingv	>	tongue (sb) (body) 

dinner	>	dinner (sb & vint) 

dinosaur	>	dinosaur (sb) 

diocese	>	diocese (sb) 

Dioder	>	Diodorus (npr) 

Diogenes	>	Diogenes (npr) 

Dionys	>	Dionysus (npr) 

dionysic	>	Dionysian (adj) 

Diophent	>	Diophantus (npr) 

diora	>	( ! ) = sperma (sb) 

diorite	>	diorite ( sm) 

diork	>	roe-deer ( sb) 

dioxide	>	dioxide (sb) 

dioxin	>	dioxin

diphtherie	>	diphtheria (sb) 

dipla	>	pleat, crease (sb) (clothing) 

diplise	>	crease, pleat (vtr) 

diplomat	>	diplomat

diplome	>	diploma (sb) 

dirab	>	to wreck, ransack (vtr)

direct	>	direct (adj) 

direction	>	direction (sb) 

director	>	director (sb) 

directoren radh	>	board of directors

directorium	>	(service) = directory (sb) (ex: telephone) 

direg	>	[dirEg] = run, manage, lead (vtr) 

dirigisme	>	dirigisme (sb)

dirpan	>	scythe (sb) 

disap	>	disconnect, dislocate (vtr)

disappoint	>	disappoint (vtr ) 

disarroy	>	helplessness, disarray ( sb) 

disaurdhen	>	disorder

disayner	>	designer

disbark	>	to disembark 

disbayaldisse	>	to regain consciousness

disbih	>	to get undone 

discern	>	( discèrn ) = discern (vtr) 

dischteukel	>	shred (vtr ) 

disciple	>	disciple (sb) 

discipline	>	discipline (sb) 

discont	>	(& disconto) = discount (sb ) 

discordant	>	discordant (adj) 

discouple	>	to disengage the clutch

discredit	>	discredit

discreditise	>	to discredit (vtr)

discret	>	discrete (adj) 

discretionar	>	discretionary

discrosct	>	degrowth

discutt	>	to discuss (vtr) 

disfalg	>	clearing the land (vtr) 

disfangheih	>	to dispossess (vtr; double accusative)

disfeurl	>	unfurl (vtr) 

disfiber	>	fray (vtr) 

disgrace	>	disgrace (sb)

disinflation	>	disinflation

disk	>	disk (sb) 

diskaurt	>	(& diskaurn) = abandoned (adj) 

diskenise	>	to reduce to ashes (a corpse)

diskette	>	diskette

diskwehr	>	undo (vtr) 

disleu	>	disintegrate, weather (vtr) 

disleuren	>	release (sb) 

disloque	>	dislocate (vtr ) 

dismask	>	unmask ( vtr ) 

disnauk	>	to disembark 

disnia	>	sand hill (sb) 

dispareih	>	to disappear 

disparitat	>	disparity (sb) 

dispars	>	scattered (adj) 

dispensarium	>	free clinic

dispeulver	>	pulverize (vtr) 

displaise	>	unplease

displehc	>	unwind, unroll (vtr)

disposable	>	disposable (ex: product)

disposen	>	arrange, lay out (vtr)

dispositif	>	dispositif (sb) (judgement)

disprehp	>	to disappear (to go away, to get off sight)

dispute	>	dispute (sb & vint) 

disradh	>	X ad Y = to advise Y against X 

disseddel	>	throw out of saddle ( vtr ) 

dissension	>	dissension (sb) 

dissolut	>	dissolute (adj)

dissquam	>	to peel (vint; ex: paint) 

disswohd	>	obsolescence (sb) 

distance-control	>	remote-control 

distar	>	to stare wide-eyed 

distaragh	>	to elude, to disconcert 

distehng	>	fade (vtr) 

distille	>	distillate (vtr) 

distinction	>	distinction (sb) 

distord	>	distort (vtr)

distrans	>	distrans (sb) 

distreus	>	distrust (vtr)

district	>	district (sb) 

distrust motion	>	motion of no-confidence

distule	>	unbalance (vtr)

disvolg	>	to turn away (vint) 

disvolv	>	unfold (vint) 

disvolveih	>	unfold (vtr)

disvragh	>	to clear (vegetation)

diswarp	>	vacate (vtr) 

diswaurg	>	scatter (vint) 

diswehrt	>	divert (vtr) 

diswein	>	ud = to fall out with (someone)

disxubh	>	scrap (sb)

ditil	>	infant (baby, sb) 

ditilcorbh	>	Moses basket (sb) 

diu	>	long time (adv) 

diumenn	>	rudder, tiller ( sb) 

diuper	>	long ago 

diuspehc	>	hatching the eye (vtr ) 

diutis	>	glow (sb) 

diuturn	>	long-lasting

div	>	god (sb) 

Div act via mysteirs	>	God works in mysterious ways 

divers	>	diverse ( adj ) 

divid	>	( divìd ) = divide (vtr) 

dividende	>	dividende

divin	>	divine (adj)

divination	>	divination (sb) 

divitat	>	divinity (sb) 

divite	>	inkpot (sb) 

divorce	>	divorce (sb & vint) 

divulgation	>	divulgation (sb)

diwan	>	Meeting Room, Council Chamber 

Diwbat	>	Highness (sb) (honorific address) 

diweid	>	+ acc = oppose (vtr) 

diya	>	ransom (sb) 

Djibouti	>	Djibouti

djogan	>	flag-bearer (sb) 

dlas	>	to crumple ub, to crease 

DNA	>	DNA (sb ) 

Dniepr	>	Dnepr ( npr ) 

do	>	(in)to 

do aykw	>	level with 

do reviden	>	Goodbye! 

doan	>	Customs ( splu) 

dobi	>	launderer (sb) 

doc	>	teach ( vtr ) 

docent	>	docent (sb)

dock	>	dock ( sb) 

doctor	>	doctor (sb) 

doctrine	>	doctrine (sb) 

document	>	document (sb)

documentar film	>	documentary movie (sb) 

dogan	>	sparrow hawk (sb ) 

dogh	>	mastiff

dogma	>	dogma

dohbh	>	past tense of “dehbh” 

dohbrest	>	best, most convenient (adj) 

dohbro	>	good, convenient (adj) 

dohbro vehsmen naudhen	>	appropriate clothing must be worn 

dohk	>	past tense of “dehk” 

dohl	>	past tense of “dehl” 

dohlg	>	duty (sb); past tense of “dehlg” 

dohlv	>	past tense of “dehlv” 

dohm	>	past tense of “dehm” 

dohn	>	past tense of “dehn” 

dohnk	>	past tense of “dehnk” 

dohnkel	>	past tense of “dehnkel” 

dohr	>	past tense of “dehr” 

dohrbh	>	past tense of “dehrbh” 

dohrj	>	past tense of “dehrj” 

doigh	>	dough ( sb) 

doighen	>	figurine (sf ) 

doighos	>	laterie mud wall ( sb) 

doighya	>	mess (sm ) 

doik	>	toe ( sm ) 

doina	>	ballad ( sf ) (song ) 

dol	>	willful misrepresentation (sb) 

doler	>	cunning ( adj ) ( pejorative) 

dollar	>	dollar (sb) 

dolman	>	dolman (sb) 

dom	>	house (sb) 

dombehnd	>	house arrest 

domeih	>	tame (vtr ) 

Domenica	>	Dominica (Commonwealth in the West Indies, npr) 

domestia	>	household (sb) (husband and wife) 

domestic	>	domestic ( when referring to animals, plants; adj) 

domestique	>	domesticate (vtr ) 

domicile	>	domicile ( sb ) 

domin	>	field, domain (sb) 

dominant position	>	dominant position

domination	>	domination (sb) 

Dominican Respublic	>	Dominican Republic (npr) 

domino	>	domino

domkrakht	>	lifting jack (sb) 

don	>	gift, act of giving

donation	>	donation (sb) 

dong	>	stormy, turbulent (adj) 

dongwa	>	fairy tale (sb)

dunjon	>	dungeon (sb) 

donk	>	bits ( sm ) 

dorak	>	cuirass (sb) 

dord	>	dregs (fig., sb) 

dorev	>	farm buildings (splu) 

dorevia	>	cultivated fields ( splu) 

dorghi	>	county town (sb) 

dorgv	>	dear, expensive (adj) 

doric	>	Doric

dorkw	>	dinner; id Senst Dorkwo = the Last Supper

dormant	>	dormant (adj) 

dormitorium	>	dormitory (sb) 

doronic	>	doronicum (sb) 

doru	>	bear spear (sb) 

dorver	>	farmer, peasant (sb) 

dorwey	>	Dorian

dos	>	two (cards) 

dospeic	>	to thin, to taper (vtr) 

dossier	>	file (sb) (collection) 

dosteigh	>	to reach (by climbing)

dostkan	>	tankard ( sb) 

Dostoyevskiy	>	Dostoyevsky (npr) 

dostrig	>	past tense of “dostrineg” 

dostrineg	>	execute (vtr; a penalty, a subpoena) 

doublage	>	dubbing (sb)

double	>	double (adj) 

dout	>	mulberry (sb; precious wood) 

douzen	>	dozen (sb) 

dow	>	smallpox ( sf ) 

downgji	>	mutual aid 

Downgjien	>	Far East ( npr ) 

downgmayk	>	artery (sf ) 

drab	>	(sing) = stairs ( splu) 

drabplor	>	level, landing of stairs ( sb) 

drabzan	>	banister (sb) 

drachme	>	drachma (sb) 

drafsu	>	brave, bold (adj ) 

draft	>	draft ( sb) 

dragant	>	tragacanth astragalus (sb)

dragee	>	sugared almond 

dragon	>	dragon (sb) 

dragonmuk	>	common snapdragon (sb) 

drags	>	(splu) = grape marc (sing) 

drah	>	run (vint) 

drahsa	>	running, current (sb) 

drahski	>	cross-country skiing (sb) 

drain	>	drain (sb & vtr) 

drainage	>	drainage

drakhst	>	yeast (sb) 

dramaturg	>	playwright

drame	>	drama (sb) 

drangcarr	>	wheelbarrow (sb) 

drangh	>	lever (sb) 

drap	>	wrap (vtr); drape (sb) 

drastic	>	drastic

draubh	>	to crush into ruin (vtr) 

draug	>	brawl (sb) 

draukht	>	to be on (military) duty 

drauting	>	warlord, warchief (sb) 

dravida	>	Dravidian

drayl	>	trail (sb) 

dreb	>	past tense of “dremeb” 

dregh	>	tenacious (adj) 

drehb	>	to feed, fuel (vtr) 

drehd	>	confront (vtr) 

drehm	>	dream (sb & vtr) (while sleeping) 

drehn	>	to drone 

drehnk	>	to drink (alcohol); alcoholic beverage

drehnkeina	>	drinking establishment

drehnknik	>	drunkard (sb) 

dreiv	>	to drift  (by the stream) 

dremeb	>	broaden out (vint) 

dresk	>	fragment ( sb) 

dressuar	>	(old) credence (sb) 

dreu	>	wood (sb) (matter) 

dreubukin	>	woodwind (music)

dreugh	>	deceive (vtr) 

dreughkassam	>	perjury (sb) 

dreughlogos	>	patter (sb) 

dreunol	>	vegetable oil ( sb) 

dreup	>	crumble ( vpr / vtr ) 

dreupel	>	to be dripping 

dreupic	>	crumbly (adj)

dreydel	>	teetotum (sb) 

driep	>	past tense of “drap” 

drieubh	>	past tense of “draubh” 

drieukht	>	past tense of “draukht” 

drigh	>	hair (a single one; sb ) 

drill	>	drill (military; sb ) 

driug	>	comrade (sb) (brother of arms) 

driv	>	past tense of “dreiv” 

drivdreu	>	driftwood 

droben	>	pond of pigs 

drogh	>	drug (sb) 

droghenveneg	>	illegal drug trader

drohb	>	past tense of “drehb” 

drohd	>	past tense of “drehd” 

drohm	>	past tense of “drehm” 

drohn	>	drone (sb ) ( sound); past tense of “drehn” 

drohnk	>	past tense of "drehnk"

droid	>	(an)droid (sb) 

drom	>	track, runway 

drone	>	artificial drone

drossat	>	cold and dry (adj) 

drouse	>	Druze (sb, adj) 

dru	>	tree (sb) 

druck	>	print (vtr) 

drud	>	(adj) = trusted 

druet	>	stump (sb) (of tree ) 

drufarn	>	tree fern (sb) 

drug	>	tub, bucket (sb) 

drugh	>	past tense of “dreugh” 

drughav	>	deceitful ( adj ) 

drugrance	>	treeline (sf) 

druid	>	druid (sb) 

drukh	>	spirit ( sb) ( ghost ) 

druligne	>	treeline (sf) 

druna	>	current, stream, course (sb); in id druna os = in the course of 

drungin	>	detachment (military; sb) 

drup	>	past tense of “dreup” 

drupel	>	past tense of “drupel” 

druseg	>	logger ( sm ) 

druv	>	true (adj) 

druve	>	truth, reality (sb) 

druve-ye	>	really (adv) 

Dryade	>	Dryad (sb)

dschitiam	>	venue (for shows; sb) 

du	>	to dress 

Dubay	>	Dubai (npr) 

dubel	>	lug stud (sb) 

dubieus	>	doubtful (adj) 

dubil	>	wedge (sb) 

dubro	>	cesspool (sb) 

duc	>	lead (vtr); leader, guide (sb) 

ducat	>	ducat (sb)

duccins	>	official cash rate

ducer	>	device driver

dudka	>	trachea (sb) 

due	>	due to (prep) 

duel	>	duel (sb) 

dugter	>	daughter (sb) 

Dugter Deiwios	>	"Daughter of Heaven " 

duil	>	dust (sb) 

duivar	>	defensive wall

dukan	>	shop, business (sb) 

dukandar	>	shopkeeper (sb) 

dulal	>	commission (sb) (purchase , percentage ) 

dulap	>	cupboard (sb) 

dulcimer	>	(hammered) dulcimer (sb) 

dulg	>	debt ( sb); past tense of “deulg” 

dum	>	smoke (sb); past tense of “deum” 

duman	>	peasouper ( sb) (fig ) 

Te dumbo sub ghom !	>	(expression): “I terrorize you !” 

dumos	>	mood ( sb ) ( spirit ) 

dun	>	fortified enclosure (sb ) 

dune	>	dune (sb) 

Dunekyrk	>	Dunkirk

Dunia	>	the World (npr) 

dunos	>	rope, tether (sb) 

duodemimami	>	Twelver (Islam Shia)

dupe	>	dupe (vtr)

duplicat	>	duplicate (sb) 

durable	>	lasting (adj) 

durbin	>	(sing) = binoculars (splu) 

dure	>	last (vint) 

duren	>	duration (sb) 

durgh	>	past tense of « deurgh » 

durmesgos	>	open mesh

durra	>	sorghum bicolor (sb) 

durs	>	past tense of « deurs » 

dusag	>	mislead ( vtr ) 

dusasc	>	to be giddy 

dusbohr	>	insufferable (adj ) 

dusch	>	shower (in bathroom; sb ) 

duschman	>	foe ( sb) 

dusdecos	>	disgrace, opprobrium (sb) 

dusdin	>	bad weather (sb) 

dusdreibh	>	to spin (car; vint)

duse	>	nozzle (sb)

duseih	>	to make dizzy

dusel	>	past tense of “deusel” 

dusfider	>	unfaithful, infidel (adj., sb) (religion) 

dusformen	>	/dusformet = deformed

dusic	>	dizzy

duskweiter	>	filthy (adj) 

duskwol	>	whimsical, weird

dusmenos	>	ill-disposed 

dusmuamale	>	abuse ( splu ) 

dusodor	>	smelly ( adj) 

duspineg	>	scribble ( vtr ) 

dusprabh	>	insensitive (adj ) 

dusprimav	>	inhospitable ( adj ) 

dusrig	>	chilly ( adj) 

dussaun	>	unhealthy (adj ) 

dust	>	comrade (sb ) 

dustraite	>	abuse ( vtr ) 

dusyo	>	outcast (adj , sb) 

duxit	>	(he/she/it) led 

duys	>	past tense of “deuys” 

dvan	>	bread ( sb) 

dvancaise	>	weasel (sb) ( kenning ) 

dvehn	>	to clap (vint; noise) 

dverap	>	stem (vtr ) 

dverwen	>	harness (vtr ) 

dvestu	>	pulicaria vulgaris (sb) 

dvestura	>	datura (sb) 

dvohn	>	past tense of « dvohn » 

dvon	>	clap (big noise ; sb) 

dwaj	>	flutter (vint) 

dwal	>	in panic (adj ) 

dwaschaw	>	many ( sf ) 

dwaykhau	>	conflagration (sm) 

dweitsker	>	chirp, twitter (vint) 

dwer	>	door ( sb ) 

dwerbehnd	>	to shut in, to lock up 

dwergh	>	dwarf (adj. & sb) 

dwicap	>	twi-headed

dwidel	>	half (sb)

dwident	>	hoe (for garden; sb) 

dwidromstrad	>	dual carriageway (sb)

dwiej	>	past tense of “dwaj” 

dwigh	>	past tense of "dwinegh"

dwigham	>	polygamic (adj & sb)

dwighamia	>	polygamy

dwight	>	(& dwighen) = pinched (adj) (air); past tense of “dwinegh” 

dwighesoreins	>	two-handed sword (sb) 

dwin	>	twin ( sb , adj) ( 2 ) 

dwinaygw	>	to own in common with one's neighbour 

dwinegh	>	( semject ad semanghen ) = force (vtr), force open (vtr); dwinegh se = to break through

dwinghyehbh	>	rape (sb & vtr) 

dwipod	>	biped (sb, adj) 

dwitsker	>	twitter (sb); past tense of “dweitsker” 

dwo	>	two ( pronoun ) 

dwogimtia	>	a score (20; sb) 

dwoi	>	doubt (sb & vint) 

dwokjwen	>	whip-poor-will (sb ) 

dwomotor	>	twin-engine aircraft (adj , sb) 

dwor	>	gate (sb) 

dworis	>	outdoors (adv) 

dworishoge	>	air draft (vessel)

dwot	>	second (adj) 

dwoter	>	second (adj) (of 2) 

Dwoternomos	>	Deuteronomy (npr) 

Anthony van Dyck	>	Anthony van Dyck (npr) 

dyehg	>	+ acc. = ignite 

dyehgw	>	stab (vtr) 

dyehrc	>	glimpse, see (vtr) 

dyei	>	to behold, worship (vtr)

dyeia	>	beholding, contemplation

dyein	>	worship (vtr) 

Dyew	>	Supreme God, Skygod 

dyi	>	past tense of "dyei"

dyin	>	religious practice, faith (sb); past tense of “dyein”, past participle of "dyei"

dyindar	>	worshiper (sb) 

dynamic	>	dynamic (adj)

dynamite	>	dynamite (sb) 

dynamo	>	dynamo (sb) 

dyinst	>	(religious) service (sb)

dyohg	>	past tense of “dyehg” 

dyohgw	>	past tense of “dyehgw” 

dyohrc	>	past tense of “dyehrc” 

dysenterie	>	dysentery (sb) 

dyuv	>	trip

eak	>	vicious ( adj ) 

eakia	>	vice (vicious; adj)

eau de vie	>	eau de vie (sb) 

ebb	>	ebb, low tide 

ebbschiau	>	ebb tide

ebi	>	(sing) = dried shrimps 

ebon	>	ebony (sb) 

eboniste	>	cabinetmaker (sb) 

ebonisterie	>	woodworking, cabinet-making

echee	>	to fall to (law) 

echelon	>	echelon (sb) 

echo	>	echo (sb) 

eclat	>	commotion (ex	>	during a ceremony) 

eclectisme	>	eclectism (sb) 

eclipse	>	eclipse

ecologia	>	ecology

economaniak	>	skimping on everything (adj) 

economiste	>	economist (sb)

ecosysteme	>	ecosystem (sb) 

ecran	>	screen (sb) 

ecrandecor	>	wallpaper (computer)

ecransparer	>	screensaver

ectoplasma	>	ectoplasm (sb) 

Ecuador	>	Ecuador (npr) 

ecuadoran	>	ecuadorian (adj & sb) 

ecumenisme	>	Ecumenism (sb ) 

ed	>	and 

edam	>	edam (cheese; sb) 

edd	>	eat ( vtr ) 

eddiun	>	half-starved (adj) 

eddmen	>	meal ( sb) 

eddtid	>	meal-time (sb) 

edeih	>	to publish (as a publisher, vtr)

edel	>	nagging (adj) 

edifice	>	building, edifice (sb) 

edifie	>	build, edify (vtr) 

Edinburg	>	Edinburgh (npr) 

edont	>	fang ( sb) 

education	>	education (sb) 

eent	>	(they) were (durative past tense) 

eet	>	(he/she/it) was (durative past tense) 

effec	>	to result in 

effect	>	effect (sb) 

effective	>	effective (adj)

effeminat	>	effeminate (adj) 

effervescence	>	excitement (sb) 

efficient	>	efficient

effigie	>	effigy (sb) 

effrenat	>	frenetic, unchained (adj) 

effusion	>	effusion (sb) 

eflatun	>	magenta (adj) 

egal	>	equal

egalasc	>	+ dative = match (vtr) 

egalisation payghen	>	equalization payment

egalt	>	rattle (toy; sb) 

eger	>	assuming that 

eghel	>	fir ( sm ) 

egher	>	inland sea ( sb) 

eghi	>	hedgehog ( sm ) 

eghin	>	mongoose (sf ) 

ego	>	I (stressed personal pronoun; nominative) 

egocentric	>	egocentric, self-centred

egoiste	>	selfish ( adj , sb) 

egreck	>	sheep pen (sm) 

egris	>	gooseberry 

egyptologia	>	egyptology

ehgv	>	get drunk (vint) 

ehngw	>	anoint (vtr) 

ei	>	to him, to it; to the (dative singular masculine & neutral) 

eiber	>	tusk (sb) 

eid	>	provided that

eiderdaun	>	eiderdown (of eider feathers) 

eih	>	go (vint) 

eins	>	sword ( sb) 

Eirean	>	Irish ( sb, adj) 

eiskw	>	to seek, to intend, to want (vtr) 

eiskwmen	>	deliberate (adj ) 

eiv	>	yew (sb) 

ek	>	harrow (sf ) 

ekara	>	glide (sb) 

ekw	>	horse ( sb) 

ekwenagen	>	horserace (sb) 

ekwenerce	>	horsepower (750 watt) 

ekwin	>	equine

ekwo	>	male horse

ekwomandu	>	horse breeder ( sb ) 

ekwot	>	mounted (on horse) (adj) 

el	>	he/she/it; the (personal pronoun & definite article undetermined singular nominative & accusative)
 
El Gisa	>	Giza ( npr ) 

El Kahira	>	Cairo ( npr ) 

El Kayda	>	Al- Qaeda 

ela	>	darning needle (sb) 

elan	>	run-up, momentum, surge (sb) 

se elan	>	to dash, to hurl oneself 

elangver	>	alert, brisk, lively (adj) 

elastomer	>	elastomer

Elbrus	>	Elbrus (npr) 

Elea	>	Velia

elect	>	elected (politics); the One (Matrix) 

electorat	>	voters (splu) 

electric arc	>	electric arc

electric capacitat	>	electric capacity (sb) 

electric lantern	>	flashlight (sb ) 

electricitat	>	electricity (sb) 

electrise	>	to electrify (vtr; incl. "to excite")

electrocardiogramme	>	electrocardiogram

electrode	>	electrode

electroencephalographia	>	electroencephalogram (sb) 

electromot force	>	electromotive force (sb) 

electronic monete	>	electronic cash

electronique	>	electronics (sb)

eleg	>	[elEg] = elect (vtr) 

elegia	>	elegy (sb) 

eleih	>	bend ( vtr ) 

elein	>	elk, moose (sb) 

eleinwobhel	>	stag beetle

Elektra	>	Electra (npr) 

elembh	>	fawn (animal, sb)

element	>	element (sb) 

elephant	>	elephant (sb)

eleun	>	juniper (sb) 

Eleusis	>	Eleusis (npr) 

Elias	>	Elijah

elimine	>	to eliminate 

Elisabeth os England	>	Elizabeth of England (npr) 

elkos	>	ulcer (sb) 

ellipse	>	ellipsis

elliptic	>	elliptic (adj) 

eln	>	(animal's) child (sb) 

Elsaisser	>	Alsatian (sb)

elsaissisch	>	Alsatian (adj.)

Elsas	>	Alsace

El Salvador	>	El Salvador

elu	>	dull red (adj) 

elucide	>	elucidate (vtr)

em	>	take (vtr; fig. ex: the train, a pill...); of (before undetermined plural noun; prep)

emaciat	>	emaciated (adj) 

emancipation	>	emancipation

Emanuel	>	Emanuel

emayl	>	enamel (glass)

emballage	>	packaging (sb) 

embalsem	>	embalm (vtr) 

embarasse	>	embarrassment ( sb) 

embaudh	>	to embed 

embeusk	>	+ acc. = to ambush 

emblematic	>	emblematic (adj) 

embleme	>	emblem ( sb) 

embonpoint	>	embonpoint (sb) 

emborb	>	to stick in the mud

embraned	>	to set ablaze (vtr) 

embras	>	past participle and past tense of “embraned” 

embryo	>	embryo (sb) 

embryonal stammcell	>	embryonic stem cell

embusk	>	ambush (sb) 

emel	>	(clothes) moth (sb) 

emerg	>	to emerge

emergencia	>	(sing) = emergencies (medical, splu) 

emergent mercats	>	emerging markets

emigrant	>	emigrant (sb) 

eminence	>	knoll (sb) 

eminent	>	eminent (adj) 

emitt	>	to emit (vtr) 

empathia	>	empathy

empedise	>	clutter, hamper (vtr) 

empel	>	strand (sb) (of thread) 

emphyteuse	>	emphyteutic lease (sb) 

emphyteutic	>	emphyteutic (adj ) 

empi	>	stinging insect (sb) 

empirisme	>	empiricism (sb) 

employ	>	employment ( sb) (work ) 

empor	>	warehouse ( sb; to store goods) 

emporbater	>	packer (sb) 

emporion	>	wabig store (sb) 

empraxise	>	to put into practice ( vtr ) 

empug	>	past tense of “empuneg” 

empuneg	>	grab (vtr ) 

empusa	>	conehead mantis (sb) 

empyr	>	empyrean (sb)

emsit	>	(he/she/it) took (fig; past tense) 

emu	>	emu

emulator	>	emulator

en	>	+ acc. = here is/are 

enbrehgen	>	burglary (sb ) 

encasse	>	collect, cash (vtr ) 

encephalitis	>	encephalitis (sb) 

enchante	>	enchant, spellbind (vtr) (magic) 

enclave	>	enclave

encouragement	>	encouragement

encramp	>	to cramp, restrict ( vtr ) 

end	>	end (sb & vtr/int ) 

endemeur	>	to enjoin, order (someone) ( vtr ) 

ender	>	beneath, underneath

enderbosc	>	underbrush (sb) 

enderbrinegh	>	to give shelter to

enderdeh	>	subordinate (vtr) (someone) 

enderdeil	>	spare part (sb); to compartmentalize (vtr) 

enderdien	>	at the bottom (adv. ex . mine ) 

enderghend	>	to undertake

enderghom	>	subsoil (sb) (geology ) 

enderghomwedernt	>	phreatic water table (sb) 

endergrund	>	underground (adj); basement ( sb ) (building) 

endergumt	>	refuge, lodging ( sb ) 

endergwehm	>	to take refuge (vint) 

enderkeih	>	underlie (vtr)

enderkweit	>	distinguish, make out (vtr)

endermerg	>	[endërmErg] = disappear (vtr) (Fig. into the crowd) 

endermine	>	undermine (vtr) 

endermund	>	underworld (sb) 

enderrissem	>	(drawing) sketch (sb) 

endersedd	>	ghom = to huddle up (vint) 

endersigne	>	undersign (vtr)

endersok	>	auscultate (vtr) 

endertrehm	>	to tremble, to shake slightly 

endeigh	>	dyke up (vtr) 

endighom	>	to inter (vtr)

endo	>	towards to the interior of (prep)

endocrin systeme	>	endocrine system (sb) 

endoscopia	>	endoscopy

endra	>	(splu) = Netherworld (sing) 

endu	>	(endù) = to dress, to wear on, to take on, to endow (vtr) 

endurance	>	endurance (adj) 

endure	>	endure, bear (vtr) 

eneb	>	hub (sb) 

ener	>	(t)here it is that...

energetic	>	energy, energy-giving (adj.)

enfall	>	to come to mind (idea = nom.; person = dative) 

enfeurn	>	to put into an oven 

engage	>	to engage 

engagement	>	engagement, committment

engarde !	>	on guard ! 

engarg	>	frighten (vtr ) 

engharth	>	enshrine ( vtr ) 

engheulf	>	rush ( vint ) 

enghistra	>	fishing line (sb) 

England	>	England ( npr ) 

englisch	>	English (sb & adj ) 

englisch horn	>	english horn (sb) 

engrenage	>	chain (fig., involvement; sb) 

engu	>	swelling (sb ) 

engwen	>	groin ( sb )

engweu	>	to puff up (vint)

engwuhen	>	to bloat (vtr)

engwn	>	along (prep) 

enhang	>	hang up ( vtr ) (phone ) 

eni	>	within (adv & prep) 

enigma	>	enigma (sb) 

enigmatica	>	puzzle, brain teaser (sb) 

enleuc	>	to shed light on

enleur	>	to engage a mechanism (vtr) 

se enlieubh	>	in/med = to fall in love with 

enliste	>	in = enlist in (vint) 

enmercatnotes	>	release notes (computing)

se enneus	>	to shove one's nose 

Enoch	>	Enoch (npr) 

enod	>	here is that + sentence

enokw	>	face (sb) 

enorm	>	enormous, huge (adj)

Enosh	>	Enosh (npr) 

enover	>	to implement 

enpace	>	peaceful, quiet (adj ) 

enquete	>	survey, inquiry (sb) 

en route	>	en route (adv) 

ensan	>	human being, human person (sb) 

enschalt	>	to switch on (vtr)

enscol	>	to provide with schooling (vtr)

ensein	>	war cry (sb) 

ensemble	>	ensemble (sb) 

ensmed	>	this/that is how...

ensorb	>	sniff (vtr ) 

ensrov	>	plug in (vtr) 

entablement	>	entablature (sb) 

entente	>	entente

enthusiast	>	enthusiastic (adj) 

entitat	>	entity ( sb) 

entonar	>	strike up ( vtr ) (song ) 

entorgue	>	market (vtr) 

entracte	>	intervall (during a show; sb) 

entrat	>	entrance (sb) 

entre	>	to enter 

entrecote	>	entrecôte

entree	>	first course, starter (meal) 

entrepreneur	>	entrepreneur

entrepreneurial	>	entrepreneurial

entreprined	>	undertake (vtr) 

entreprise	>	enterprise (sb) 

entresol	>	cupboard under the stairs (sb) 

entretein	>	to entertain (vtr)

entrim	>	in the meantime (adv); I entered 

entropia	>	entropy

enunce	>	to express (ex: an idea; vtr) 

envie	>	envy (sb) 

envoyeit	>	envoyee

enwoghle	>	annoy, pester (vtr) 

enzyme	>	enzyme (sb) 

ep	>	on (can turn to “ef” before “h') 

ep id grem	>	on one's knees 

ep sien roig	>	in one's turn 

epagneul	>	spaniel (sb) 

epaulette	>	epaulette ( sb) 

epheb	>	ephebos (sb) 

ephemer	>	ephemeral (adj) 

Ephesos	>	Ephesus

ephor	>	ephor

Ephraym	>	Ephraim (npr) 

epic	>	epic ( adj) 

Epidavros	>	Epidaurus ( npr ) 

epidemia	>	epidemic (sb) 

epigramme	>	epigram (sb) 

Epiktet	>	Epictetus

epikwrey	>	epicurean

Epikwros	>	Epicurus (npr) 

epilation	>	depilation (sb) 

Epirus	>	Epirus

Episcopat	>	bishopric (sb) 

episkep	>	bishop ( sb) 

epistel	>	epistle (sb) 

epitaph	>	epitaph (sb) 

epitrakhile	>	stole ( sb) 

epizootia	>	epizootic (sb)

epkeih	>	to surmount, to top 

epoin	>	evening (gathering; sb) 

epop	>	hoopoe (sb) 

epos	>	epic ( sb ) 

eptemmen	>	start ( vtr ) 

epter	>	just over (ex	>	clothes; prep ) 

epterroll	>	to run over (with a vehicle, vtr) 

epterwehgh	>	to run over (with a vehicle, vtr)

equation	>	equation

equator	>	equator (sb) 

equiliber	>	balance (sb); to equilibrate (vtr) 

equilibristique	>	equilibristics

equinoxe	>	equinox; equinoxen precession = axial precession

equipement	>	equipment (sb) 

equivalent	>	equivalent, tantamount (adj & sb) 

er	>	past tense of “erem” 

Era iom Aunstehgens	>	Age of Discovery 

Erasmus	>	Erasmus (npr)

Ercolano	>	Ercalano, Herculaneum 

ereb	>	deer (in general; sb) 

erem	>	to row 

ereudh	>	blush, turn red (vtr/vint) (subject = person) 

ereudhmen	>	acne rosacea (sb) (on skin) 

ereug	>	belch (vtr) 

ereup	>	erupt (vint)

ergh	>	to get (someone) wound up

ergv	>	pea (sb) 

eribh	>	kid (goat, sb) 

Erik is Rudh	>	Erik the Red (npr) 

Erin	>	Ireland (npr) 

eristique	>	eristic (sb)

erk	>	tick (acarian, sb) 

erkw	>	to be radiant 

erm	>	oar (sb) 

ermitage	>	hermitage (sb)

ermite	>	hermit (sb) 

ernu	>	tournament, competition (sb) 

eroud	>	colored (adj) (face) 

eroudh	>	ruddy (adj) 

erre	>	err; deviate, wander (vint) 

error	>	error (sb) 

ersen	>	male (adj, sb; especially when referring to animals) 

erter	>	rower (sb) 

erudition	>	erudition (sb) 

erule	>	hérulo

ervisk	>	ervian (Dragon Warrriors; adj) 

erysipel	>	erysipelas (sb) 

erythrocyte	>	red blood cell (sb) 

es	>	(thou) art, (you) are; of (undetermined singular genitif) 

esber	>	by heart 

escalade	>	climb (fig. vint) 

escalation	>	escalation

escapade	>	escapade, lark (sb) 

escorte	>	escort (sb) 

esdi	>	even if 

esen	>	been 

esiet	>	(he/she/it) would be 

esmer	>	olive greenish, sallow 

esnaf	>	corporate ( adj ), member of a corporation (sb) 

esont	>	past (adj; = not to happen again)

esor	>	wife (sb)

esoterisme	>	esoterism 

espalier	>	espalier (sb) 

Espania	>	Spain (npr) 

espaniol	>	Spanish, Spaniard; espaniol baut = half-boot 

esplanade	>	esplanade (sb) 

essai	>	essay (sb) 

essential	>	essential (adj) 

est	>	is; been 

esta	>	until 

ester	>	sturgeon (sb) 

esthetic	>	aesthetical (adj) 

estime	>	estimate ( vtr ) 

estocade	>	mortal impalement (with a weapon; sb) 

etage	>	floor (of building; sb) 

etape	>	stage, stopover point (sb) 

etat	>	budget ( sb) 

eten	>	kernel (sb) 

Eteocles	>	Eteocles (npr) 

ethanol	>	ethanol

ether	>	ether (sb) 

etheric	>	ethereal (adj) 

ethique	>	ethics

ethnic puwen	>	ethnic cleansing (fig.)

eti	>	moreover (adv) 

etiandem	>	embellishment (sb) 

etibehd	>	to go up (bid)

eticrehsc	>	to increase further (a price)

etileikw	>	to be left (rest; vint)

etiloikwa	>	(plu.) = remains, relics, remnants 

etimleu	>	to go further (in a dialogue)

etilogia	>	etiology

etiquette	>	etiquette (protocol; sb) 

etiweiken	>	overpopulation (sb) 

Etruria	>	Etruria (npr) 

Etrusk	>	Etruscan (adj , sb ) 

etster	>	ester (sb) 

etude	>	étude (art; sb) 

euanghelio	>	Gospel ( sb) 

euc	>	learn (vtr ) 

eucalyptus	>	eucalyptus (sb) 

eucharistie	>	eucharist 

Euclid	>	Euclid (npr) 

Euhemer	>	Evhemerus ( npr ) 

eul	>	hoot, ululate (vint) 

eulg	>	fade, wilt (vint) 

eunuch	>	eunuch (sb) 

euphonium	>	euphonium 

eurehp	>	set ( vint) (celestial bodies) 

Euripides	>	Euripides ( npr ) 

eurng	>	grumble ( vtr ) 

Europa	>	Europa (mythology ; sb) 

europay	>	European (adj & sb) 

Europe	>	Europe (continent, npr) 

eurp	>	to mend (vtr) 

Eurydike	>	Eurydice ( npr ) 

Eurystheus	>	Eurystheus 

Euskadi	>	Pays Basque

euskal	>	Basque

eust	>	east (sb) 

evacuation	>	evacuation ( sb) 

evacue	>	to evacuate (vtr) 

se evad	>	to escape (from jail) 

evangelical	>	evangelical ( Christian movement ) (adj ) 

Eve	>	Eve ( npr ) 

eventual	>	possible (adj) 

evidence	>	evidence (sb) 

evident	>	obvious, evident 

evolv	>	evolve

evoque	>	evoke (vtr)

Evvia	>	Euboea

ewo	>	grandfather (sb) 

ex	>	out of (prep) 

exacerbe	>	exacerbate (vtr)

exact	>	exact (adj) 

exagere	>	exaggerate (vtr)

exaltation	>	exaltation (sb) 

exalte	>	exalte (vtr) 

examen	>	review, examination (sb) 

examine	>	examinate (vtr) 

exasperat	>	exasperated (adj) 

exaulice	>	motorway exit (sb)

exbehr	>	utter (vtr)

excavation	>	excavation (sb) 

exceddent	>	surplus (adj. & sb)

excellent (adj)	>	excellent 

excentric	>	fanciful, eccentric (adj ) 

exchange	>	exchange (sb & vtr) 

excitation	>	excitation

excite	>	excite (vtr) 

exclame	>	to exclaim 

exclarat	>	enlightened (adj. fig., mind)

exclihen	>	dodge (vtr) 

excommunie	>	excommunicate (vtr)

excrehscence	>	outgrowth (sb) 

excursion	>	tour (visit; sb) 

excuse	>	excuse (sb & vtr) 

exdehsa	>	exposure (ritual abandonment of a child; sb) 

exdighom	>	to unearth (vtr)

execrable	>	execrable (adj)	>	

execut	>	to execute 

exempel	>	example (sb) 

exemplar	>	exemplary (adj); copy, example (sb)

exerce	>	to exercise (vtr)

exercice	>	exercise (sb) 

exgheu	>	to give vent to

exgleih	>	to laugh in the face of (+ acc.)

exgventer	>	rip (vtr) 

exhalation	>	exhalation (sb) 

exhale	>	exhale (vtr) 

exhaus	>	to dry up (vtr)

exhaust	>	(& exhausen) = exhausted ( adj) 

exhaustive	>	exhaustive (adj)

exhorte	>	urge (vtr) 

exile	>	exile (sb) 

exist	>	exist

existence	>	existence (sb) 

exit	>	exit (sb) 

exo	>	outside (adv) 

exobeidmen	>	subcontractor (sb)

exoboidos	>	outsourcing, subcontracting (sb)

exodus	>	exodus (sb) 

exomide	>	exomis (sb) 

exorbitant	>	extravagant (adj) 

exorcisme	>	exorcism (sb)

expatriat	>	expatriat (sb; adj.)

expedient	>	expedient (sb) 

expedise	>	to clear, unclog, unblock (vtr)

experience	>	experience (sb) 

experiment	>	experiment (sb) 

expert	>	expert (adj. & sb) 

expertise	>	survey (vtr ) 

expire	>	expire (vtr ) 

explicit	>	explicit (adj) 

explie	>	explain (vtr)

exploit	>	exploit, feat (sb) 

explorator	>	explorer (sb) 

expo	>	(exposition) = exhibition (ex: art)

expon	>	present tense base of « exposen » 

exponent	>	exponent ( sb , mathematics ) 

exposen	>	expose ( vtr ) 

exposit	>	exhibit ( sb ) 

exposition	>	exposition

express	>	express (expressly; adj)

express train	>	express train 

expressem	>	to express (vtr)

expression	>	expression (sb ) 

exproprye	>	to expropriate (vtr)

exraudh	>	uproot, eradicate (vtr) 

exspand	>	rapid expansion (sb) 

exspecte	>	expect (vtr) 

exspectet jumiung	>	life expectancy (sb) 

exsteigh	>	to disembark (vint) 

exstirpe	>	remove (vtr ) 

extase	>	ecstasy ( sb) 

extatic	>	ecstatic (adj ) 

extend	>	extend (vtr) 

extense	>	extense

exter	>	outside (of) 

exteradet	>	unusual (adj) 

exterdeil	>	decompartmentalize

exterdohbro	>	incongruous (adj) 

exterhonn	>	deign (vtr) 

extermeid	>	excessively (adv) 

exterpardon	>	unforgivable ( adj ) 

extinctor	>	fire extinguisher 

exting	>	to extinguish 

extos	>	from outside 

extract	>	extract (sb) 

extraordinar	>	extraordinary (adj)

extraterran	>	extraterrestrial

extravagant	>	extravagant (adj) 

extrehp	>	divert (vtr)

extreme	>	extreme 

extremiste	>	extremist

extro	>	to outside

extuned	>	to knock out 

exuberant	>	exuberant (adj) 

exude	>	exude ( vtr ) 

exultation	>	exultation (sb) 

eyasch	>	offhand (adj , fig ) 

eyg	>	ice needle 

eys	>	his 

eyso	>	his (before masculine or neutral singular noun in nominative or accusative)

eyvan	>	iwan (sb) 

Ezechiel	>	Ezechiel (npr) 

fabric	>	factory (sb) 

fabricat	>	make, product (sb)

fabricature	>	manufacturing industry

fabule	>	fable (sb) 

fabuleus	>	fabulous (adj) 

face	>	to face (vtr), facing (prep.) 

facet	>	bevel ( sb) 

facette	>	facet ( sb ) 

facil	>	easy (adj) 

facit	>	outcome, toll (sb) 

fact	>	fact (sb) 

factieus	>	factious

factorie	>	trading post (sb) 

facture	>	invoice ( sb) 

facultat	>	faculty (university; sb) 

facultative	>	optional (adj)

fade	>	insipid, tasteless, dull (adj) 

fagot	>	bassoon (sb) 

faham	>	understand (vtr) 

fait-divers	>	(sing) = news stories (splu) 

fajer	>	daybreak (sb) 

fajita	>	fajita (sb) 

fakel	>	(flaming) torch (sb) 

fakhwehrg	>	timber framing (sb) 

falakhwn	>	sling (weapon, sb) 

falg	>	(lying) fallow (sb) 

falk	>	falcon ( sb) 

fall	>	to fall; case (situation); judgment (of a major court) 

fallacieus	>	fallacious (adj) 

falldaun	>	halyard

fallsater	>	guillotine's blade (sb) 

se fallsisen	>	slump (vint) 

fals	>	false ( adj ) 

falsetto	>	falsetto ( sb) 

falsgleih	>	to laugh on the other side of one's face 

falskast	>	to money-launder 

falsmonetar	>	(money) forger

fals prophet	>	false prophet 

faltern	>	nettle (sb) 

falv	>	fawn (adj) 

fameus	>	famous ( adj) 

familia	>	family (sb) 

familial koimdeughen	>	family reunification

familiar	>	familiar (adj) 

famine	>	famine (sb) 

fanar	>	street lamp/light (sb) 

fanera	>	plywood

fanfare	>	brass band, fanfare

fania	>	pennant (sb) 

fanica	>	fanega (sb) 

fantasia	>	fantasy

fantasmagoria	>	phantasmagoria (sb)

fantasme	>	fantasy (sb) 

fanti	>	jack, knave ( sb) ( card game) 

fanus	>	luminous commercial sign 

fanzow	>	navigate (vint) 

FAQ	>	(frequent-ye anacta questions) = FAQ

farad	>	farad (sb) 

faragi	>	full body veil (sb) 

farakhat	>	leisure (sb) 

farasch	>	sweeping shovel (sb) 

farce	>	farce, joke (sb) 

fareb	>	deceit ( sb) 

farebie	>	to cheat 

farfadet	>	farfadet (sb)

farfalak	>	chatterbox (fig) (sb) 

farfar	>	gossipy, talkative (adj) 

farj	>	ravine ( sb ) 

farm	>	farm (sb) 

farman	>	order (in council; sb) 

farmpact	>	farm (revenue leasing), tenant farming (sb)

farn	>	fern (sb) 

farou	>	exercise-book cover (sb) 

Fas	>	Fes (city of Morocco; npr); auspicious (adj)

fasc	>	beam, bundle (sb) 

fascine	>	fascinate (vtr) 

fasciste	>	fasciste	>	(adj)

fasd	>	bleeding (sb) 

fassade	>	façade ( sb) 

fassic	>	wanton ( adj ) 

fassih	>	current ( adj) ( language ) 

fassol	>	bean ( sb ) 

fast	>	fast ( sb ) 

fastidieus	>	tedious ( adj) 

fat	>	fatal destiny (sb) 

fatal	>	fatal (adj) 

fataliste	>	fatalistic (adj , sb) 

fatidic	>	fatal ( adj ) 

faukh	>	to growl (vint) 

faul	>	cowardly ( adj ) 

fault	>	fault ( sb) ( failure) 

faultic	>	at fault ( adj ) 

faun	>	faun ( sb) 

fauna	>	wildlife (sb) 

faungmoen	>	+ acc. = to pay a visit to 

fauran	>	immediately ( adv ) 

fauric	>	immediate ( adj ) 

favor	>	favour (sb) 

favorise	>	to favour 

favorite	>	favorite (adj ) 

fawngdiaschau	>	real property ( adj , sb) 

fawngdien	>	(electrical) discharge (sb) 

fawngtawng	>	debauchery (sb) 

fax	>	fax

fayance	>	faience (sb) 

faydh	>	quarrel ( sb & vint) 

fayer	>	to fire 

fayl	>	mislead (vtr ) 

fayn	>	fine (adj ) ( elegant) 

fayront	>	end of working day 

fayssal	>	decision, adjudication; to rule (take a decision) 

fazaa	>	dismay (sb) 

feber	>	fever (sb) 

febreus	>	feverish ( adj ) 

febrile	>	febrile ( adj) 

februar	>	February (sb) 

fecunditat	>	fertility (sb) 

fedora	>	fedora hat (sb) 

fee	>	fairy (sb)

feerie	>	enchantment, extravanganza 

fehkht	>	to fence (swords) 

feig	>	cowardly (adj) 

fel	>	foil; slice (sb) 

feldmarschal	>	Field-Marshal ( sb) 

felicitat	>	bliss ( sb ) 

felid	>	felid (adj , sb ) 

Felikismos Annos !	>	Happy New Year ! 

feline	>	feline ( adj , sb ) 

felna	>	(wheel) rim ( sb ) 

felon	>	traitor (in feodality, sb) 

felonia	>	treason (in feodality, sb) 

felter	>	felt (sb )

feminin	>	feminine, female (adj) 

fenn	>	heath (terrain; sb) 

fenster	>	window (sb) 

ferfac	>	to commit (a delict) 

Fergana	>	Fergana

ferian	>	holiday-maker (sb) 

ferias	>	holidays 

feriassalair	>	paid holiday 

fermata	>	fermata (music; sb)

ferment	>	ferment (sb) 

fermente	>	to ferment 

ferquid	>	double penalty 

ferromanganese	>	ferromanganese

ferry	>	ferry (sb) 

ferschluss	>	shutter (sb) (optics) 

fertile	>	fertile (adj) 

fertilisant	>	fertilizer (adj. & sb) 

fertilitatsratio	>	fertility rate

ferume	>	crumb (sb) 

fervent	>	fervent (adj) 

ferye	>	to have holidays (vint) 

ferz	>	queen (chess game; sb) 

fest	>	fest (sb) 

festdien	>	holiday ( sb) 

festin	>	feast, banquet (sb) 

feston	>	scallop, festoon (vtr); festoon (sb)

feta	>	feta (sb) 

fetid	>	stinking (adj )

feudalisme	>	feudalism 

feug	>	flee (vtr) 

feugnic	>	runaway (adj & sb; “somebody who flees”) 

feurl	>	furl ( vtr ) 

Feuroya	>	( splu ) = Faroe Islands ( splu ) 

feuylton	>	(literature) serial (sb)

fez	>	fez (sb) 

fiaker	>	(horse-drawn) cab

fiancee	>	fiancee (sb); to betroth (sb)

fiatdenars	>	(splu.) = fiat money

fiber	>	fiber (sb) 

fict	>	to clot, to make stiff (vtr) 

fictice	>	ficticious (adj) 

fid	>	faith ( sb ) 

fidayi	>	devoted (adj) 

fider	>	believer (sb) 

fidess	>	(sing ) = vermicelli ( splu ) 

fidren	>	farthing (sb) ( Hobbits) 

fief	>	fief ( sb) 

fiell	>	past tense of “fall” 

fieydh	>	past tense of “faydh” 

fieyer	>	past tense of “fayer” 

fieyl	>	past tense of “fayl” 

fig	>	present tense base of “fineg” 

figurat	>	figurative (adj)

figure	>	figure (sb) 

fiker	>	figure (vint) 

fikrav	>	imaginative (adj)

fil	>	ivory item (sb); [el fil] bishop (chess; sb) 

filan	>	so & so 

fildische	>	elephant tusk 

filete	>	fillet (food) 

filiale	>	subsidiary company

filibustier	>	filibuster (adj & sb) 

Filippo de Neri	>	Philip Neri ( npr ) 

filise	>	vine shoot 

fillon	>	cork (wood; sb) 

film	>	film, movie (sb) 

filmcamera	>	movie camera

filtrakh	>	stillsuit (sb) (Dune) 

fin	>	end (sb) (something final, definitive ) 

finance	>	finance 

financial	>	financial (adj) 

financier	>	financier (sb) 

finct	>	dummy (sport) 

find	>	present tense base of “finesd” 

fineg	>	pretend ( vtr ) 

fineih	>	to finish 

finesd	>	split ( vtr ) 

fingher	>	to fiddle with 

fingher	>	finger (sb) 

finnugher	>	finno-ugric (adj. & sb)

firasat	>	face, general outlook (sb) 

firida	>	niche (sb) 

firma	>	firm (enterprise, includiinf "law firm"; sb) 

firmament	>	firmament (sb) 

firmware	>	firmware (sb)

firscha	>	brush (for sweeping; sb) 

firsche	>	to sweep 

firtina	>	gust (of wind); burst (of gunfire) 

fiscal	>	Attorney-General, Prosecutor-General (sb); fiscal (adj); fiscal evasion = tax evasion; fiscal multiplicator = fiscal multiplier; fiscal paradays = tax haven

fiss	>	past participle and past tense of “finesd” 

fissih	>	running ( adj ) (fig ) 

fistic	>	pistacia (sb) 

fit	>	fit (adj) 

fitil	>	wick, fuse 

fitness	>	fitness ( sb) 

fiull	>	heating oil ( sb) 

fiulltank	>	fuel tank ( sb ) 

fix	>	fixed, set

fixe	>	to fix (steadily) (vtr) 

fiz	>	viez (sb)

flag	>	flag (sb) 

flagnav	>	flagship (sb) 

flagrant	>	blatant (adj ) 

in flagranti delicto	>	in flagrante delicto 

flamboyment	>	blaze (sb) 

flaming	>	Fleming (sb) 

flamingo	>	flamingo (sb)

flamme	>	flame (sb) 

Flandren	>	Flanders (sb ) 

flanela	>	flannel (sb) 

flank	>	flank

flask	>	flask ( sb) 

flasken	>	flagon ( sb) 

flatter	>	flatter (vtr ) 

flatterie	>	flattery (sb) 

flau	>	blurred (adj) 

flayer	>	flyer (document; sb)

flaydor	>	mottling, combing (sb) 

flect	>	bend (vtr ) 

flehen	>	whine (vint) 

flemisch	>	flemish (adj) 

fleurt	>	flirt

flibustier	>	filibuster

flicker	>	flicker (vint) 

flietter	>	past tense of “flatter” 

flint	>	flint (sb ) 

flise	>	paving stone 

flisenplor	>	paving (sb) 

flitter	>	speck, fleck, spangle (sb) 

flocken	>	flake ( sb ) 

flor	>	flower (sb ) 

Florence	>	Florence ( npr ) 

florentin	>	Florentine ( adj , sb) 

florette	>	floweret (sb) 

florin	>	guilder ( currency ) ( sb) 

floriste	>	florist (sb) 

flott	>	float (vint) 

flotille	>	flotilla

flottluce	>	(stage) lighting instrument (sb) 

flu	>	flu (sb) 

fluctuation	>	fluctuation

fluid	>	fluid (adj , sb) 

fluor	>	fluorine (sb) 

flurt	>	past tense of "fleurt"

flute	>	flute (sb) 

flutelik	>	fluty (adj) 

flutmot	>	tidal (moved by the tide) 

flutt	>	flood, high tide (sb) 

fluttschiau	>	flood tide

fluv	>	river (that goes to the sea) 

fluvial	>	fluvial 

flux	>	flux (sb) 

fluyer	>	reed-pipe (sb) 

flyghel	>	wing ( sb) (of a building ) 

flyghelhorn	>	flugelhorn (sb) 

focus	>	focus ( sb) (optical ) 

fodd	>	dig (vtr ) 

fodder	>	food ( for animals ) ( sb) 

fogel	>	fowl ( sb) 

foh	>	pitch up ( vpr ) 

foie-gras	>	foie gras (sb)

folk	>	people, folk (sb) (ethnicity) 

Folkenmigrations	>	Migrations Period (History)

foll	>	mad, crazy, insane (adj) 

follia	>	madness (sb); Follia Lauden = "The Praise of Folly" (Erasmus)

follmat	>	fool's mate (chess; sb) 

folossie	>	to use 

fondant	>	fondant ( pastry ) ( sb) 

fontan	>	fountain (sb) 

football	>	football (sb, soccer) 

for	>	by far (meaning "too much, very")

se forakwten	>	protie(v) / contra = to set oneself against 

forbann	>	banish (vtr) 

forbehd	>	to forbid, ban (vtr)

force	>	force (sb); force demonstration = show of force 

forduil	>	turn to dust (vint) 

forel	>	trout ( sb) 

forest	>	forest (sb) 

forestal	>	forest (adj) 

forfac	>	to commit (a mischief) 

forfact	>	mischief, delict (sb) 

forge	>	forge ( vtr ) 

forglehmer	>	to get stuck (in mud; vint) 

forgleimer	>	to stick (in mud; vtr) 

forhonn	>	to ridicule (vtr) 

se forilay	>	giggle (vint) 

se forkheuld	>	to get a chill (vint) 

forlav	>	fade (through washing) ( vtr ) 

forleus	>	to lose (one's pursuers; vtr) 

forlonct	>	lenghty (adj)

forlyehg	>	to mislay (vtr)

format	>	format (sb)

forme	>	form (sb & vtr) & train (vtr) 

formell	>	formal, positive (adj)

formica	>	laminate (sb) 

Formule Oin	>	Formula One 

formulire	>	form (paper; sb) 

forpall	>	(& forpallid) = shop-soiled (adj) 

se forprehp	>	to fail, malfunction

forscinesd	>	to make low-necked, indented 

forskehpt	>	become foreclosed (vint) 

forslug	>	past tense of “forsluneg” 

forsluneg	>	hiccup (vint) 

forslung	>	hiccup ( sb) 

se forsorb	>	to choke (vint) 

forstehlb	>	to protrude 

forswehnd	>	to fade away

forsyrat	>	thrashing, racing (sb) 

fort	>	fort (military; sb) 

fortaste	>	to fumble 

fortrag	>	to extricate 

fortrehc	>	to depart, to go off 

fortuitous	>	accidental (adj ) 

Fortunat Insules	>	Islands of the Blest 

fortune	>	fortune (sb) 

forwehgh	>	carry off course (vtr) (vehicle) 

forwehs	>	to mislay (vtr)

fossil	>	fossil (adj. & sb) 

fossil wed	>	fosssil water (sb) 

foster	>	foster, boost ( vtr ) 

foteuyl	>	armchair (sb) 

fourrage	>	forage (sb ; plant ) 

foyeir	>	foyer, club house (sb) 

fra	>	(& frater) = brother (sb) ( monk ) 

fraction	>	fraction

fracture	>	fracture (sb) 

frad	>	grimace (sb) & grin (vint) 

fragil	>	fragile (adj) 

frain	>	brake (other than automobiles) 

France	>	France (npr) 

franceois	>	French (adj & sb) 

Francesco os Assisi	>	Francis of Assisi (npr) 

franchiseit	>	franchise-holder 

francolin	>	francolin (sb ) 

frange	>	fringe ( sb) 

frank	>	frank ( adj) 

frankeih	>	to frank, to enfranchise, to free 

Frankenrig	>	Francia

Frankfurt	>	Frankfurt (npr) 

frankisch	>	Frankish, Franconian (when refering to languages)

frankrisk	>	excess (in insurances; sb) 

fraud	>	fraud (sb) 

fraum	>	frame (sb) 

fraumbar	>	scrollbar

frect	>	freight (sb) 

fregate	>	frigate (sb) 

frehs	>	freeze (vint & vtr) 

freih	>	to fry

frenitic	>	frenetic (adj) 

frenitis	>	frenzy ( sb) 

frequent	>	frequent ( adj ) 

fresch	>	fresh ( adj ) ( recent ) 

freschia	>	freshness (sb) 

frette	>	fret

frid	>	ringtone (sb) 

fried	>	past tense of “frad” 

Friedrich os Preussen	>	Frederick of Prussia (npr) 

frih	>	past tense of “freih” 

Frilance	>	(& frilancer) = freelance (adj. & sb ) 

fringant	>	dashing ( adj ) 

frinolt	>	big feed, blowout (sb) 

frise	>	frieze (sb) 

frites	>	chips (French fries; splu ) 

friture	>	frying (sb) 

Friul	>	Friuli (npr) 

friulan	>	friulian (adj & sb) 

frock	>	frock (church garment)

frohs	>	past tense of “frehs” 

frolic	>	playful (adj)

fronde	>	frond (sb) (plant) 

front	>	front (sb) 

frontasch	>	ringleader (sb) 

frontdeck	>	foredeck (sb) 

frontispice	>	frontispiece, title page

fronton	>	pediment

frontpage	>	frontpage (sb) 

frontstieupens	>	( splu ) = steps (to the entrance of a building; splu ) 

fructueus	>	fruitful, profitable ( adj) 

frugal	>	frugal (adj) 

fruit	>	fruit ( sb) 

frustration	>	frustration

fsu	>	pawn ( sb) 

ftas	>	to rise (ex	>	dough; vint) 

fudulluk	>	conceitedness, smugness ( sb ) 

fug	>	flight (escape; sb); past tense of “feug” 

fugace	>	fleeting ( adj) 

fugade	>	stampede ( sb) 

fughian	>	pumice stone ( sb) 

fugitive	>	fugitive ( adj , sb) 

fujat	>	sudden ( adj) 

fujatan	>	suddenly (adv) 

fulan	>	soandso

fulk	>	felucca (sb) 

fullback	>	fullback (football; sb) 

funambule	>	tightrope walker (sb & adj) 

function	>	function (sb) 

functional	>	functional (adj) 

functionment	>	functioning ( sb) 

fund	>	funds ( sb) 

fundal	>	real estate (adj ) 

fundar	>	to cast anchor 

fundwk	>	accommodation (sb; lodging) 

funed	>	to merge (vint, to bring together)

fungjin	>	rubella, German measles (sb) 

fur	>	thief (sb) 

furett	>	ferret (sb) 

furkan	>	salvation (sb) 

furketa	>	(hair) slide (sb) 

furl	>	past tense of “feurl” 

furn	>	oven (sb) 

furnace	>	furnace ( sb) 

furniture	>	supply (sb) 

furor	>	fury ( sb) 

furuncule	>	boil, furuncle ( sb ) 

fuschiou	>	to submit to (surrender) 

fuschwian	>	accessories (adj, splu) 

fuselage	>	fuselage (sb) 

fusion	>	fusion, merger (sb)

fusional	>	inflectional (adj; language) 

fusnote	>	footnote 

fussuma	>	sliding panel (in houses) 

fustan	>	skirt (sb) 

futil	>	frivolous ( adj) 

futliar	>	box, case (sb) 

futra	>	jamb, chimb (sb) 

futro	>	fur coat 

futur	>	future (adj) 

future	>	future (sb) 

fwenghyu	>	wind and rain 

fwenschaw	>	to arson 

fwenyun	>	jumble, muddle (sb)

gaban	>	overcoat (sb) (mantle) 

gabarit	>	envelope (architecture, sb)

gablak	>	forked (adj) 

gada	>	mace (weapon, sb) 

gadab	>	convenient, handy (adj) 

gadabeih	>	to fit out/ub (vtr) 

gadarene	>	Gadarene (adj & sb)

gaddar	>	treacherous 

gaddaria	>	treachery ( sb) 

gadget	>	gadget (sb) 

Gadir	>	Gades (npr)

gadrab	>	rubble (sb); crumble 

gadraukhtos	>	soldiery (sb) 

gaelic	>	gaelic (adj. & sb)

gafrot	>	burdock's burr 

gagauz	>	gagauz

gage	>	token (sb) (guarantee) 

gagnwan	>	to bear a grudge on 

gahab	>	spare ( vtr ) (an enemy ) 

gahack	>	mince (sb ) 

gahag	>	bocage (sb) 

gahang	>	(sing) = gallows ( splu) 

gaharu	>	fragrant wood (sb) 

gai	>	gay (homosexual; adj & sb)

gain	>	present tense base of “gaissen” 

gairb	>	display , composition ( sb) ; arms ( splu ) 

gairn	>	of goodwill ( adv ) 

gaissen	>	win, gain ( vtr ) ( win, harvest ) 

gaivia	>	region, land ( sb) 

gaiviaspoti	>	mayor ( sb ) (in the Shire of Hobbits) 

gajka	>	nut (for screws; sb) 

gakowpos	>	jumble, bunch (sb) 

gakwi	>	glutton ( sb ) (fig ) 

gala	>	gala (sb) 

galactic	>	galactic ( adj ) 

galakt	>	milk (all kinds of white liquid, sb) 

galant	>	gallant (adj) 

galanterie	>	courtsey (sb) 

galat	>	Galatian

galaxia	>	galaxy (sb) 

galeassa	>	galeas (sb) 

galecker	>	good food ( sb ) 

galego	>	Galician (of Spanish Galicia)

galender	>	railing ( sb ) 

Galenos	>	Galen ( npr ) 

galeon	>	galeon (sb ) 

galeot	>	galley slave (sb) 

galera	>	galley (sb) 

galerie	>	gallery (sb) 

galeriegrabh	>	passage grave (sb)

galge	>	gauge (sb) 

galgon	>	piles (sb; sing. in Sambahsa) 

Galicia	>	Galicia (province of Spain)

galilay	>	Galilean

Galilee	>	Galilee (npr, Region of Palestine) 

Galileo	>	Galileo (Italian scientist)

gall	>	rooster, cock (sb) 

Gallia	>	Gaul (npr; country) 

gallic	>	Gaulish (adj); Gaul (sb; inhabitant of Gaul)

gallmiliu	>	Japanese barnyard millet 

galvanise	>	galvanize ( vtr ) 

gama	>	toad ( sb) 

gaman	>	greedy ( adj) 

gamasch	>	gaiter ( sb ) 

gamayd	>	boor (sb) 

gambit	>	trip, leg lock; gambit (sb) 

gamejos	>	grub (eating; sb) 

gamelan	>	gamelan (sb) 

gamelle	>	cookset (sb)

gamete	>	gamete (sb) 

Gamorah	>	Gomorrah (npr) 

ganab	>	turmoil (sb) 

gandhivadi	>	gandhian (adj & sb) 

gandighi	>	mess ( sb ) (fig) 

gandoum	>	wheat flour (sb) 

gandul	>	lazy ( sb; adj ) 

ganeis	>	to recover (one's health) 

ganga	>	gangue (sb)

gangal	>	roll of wire (sb) 

Ganges	>	Ganges (sb) 

gangrene	>	gangrene ( sb) 

gangrenise	>	to gangrene 

gankji	>	dry season 

Ganymede	>	Ganymede (npr) 

gao	>	ladle ( sb) 

gapack	>	luggage (sb) 

garabat	>	scribble, scrawl (vtr) 

garage	>	garage

garagenpasar	>	garage sale (fig., sb) 

garait	>	plight, pickle (sb) 

garantie	>	guarantee (sb & vtr)

garb	>	spray, sheaf (sb) 

garbi	>	drizzle ( sb) 

garcioniere	>	bachelor flat ( sb) 

garden	>	garden ( sb) 

gardenreuyd	>	market gardening (sb) 

gardisch	>	vagrancy (sb)

gardrobe	>	wardrobe (sb)  

garey	>	dog's tooth grass (sb) 

garg	>	terror, scariness (sb) 

garguyl	>	gargoyle (sb) 

garid	>	shrimp ( sb) 

garnie	>	to decorate, to fill 

garnison	>	garrison (sb) 

garite	>	sentry box

garniture	>	(sing) = trimmings (splu) 

garrot	>	garrote; (medical) tourniquet 

garson	>	waiter ( sb ) 

garuy	>	maize stem (sb) 

garwi	>	preparation (sb) 

garwie	>	furbish (vtr)

gas	>	gas (sb) 

gasall	>	companion (sb; apprentice) 

gasic	>	gaseous (adj) 

gaslimos	>	(sing) = fillings (splu) 

gasmehrkos	>	foul smell 

gasoduct	>	gas pipeline

gason	>	lawn turf (sb) 

gaspedal	>	gas pedal

gastall	>	to employ, to hire 

gastalt	>	silhouette (sb) 

gastangh	>	framework (sb) 

gastanker	>	LNG carrier (sb) 

gastieup	>	flight of steps (stairs, sb)

gastrados	>	maze of streets 

gastrehlos	>	shooting battle (sb) 

gastrohl	>	volley of shots 

gastronom	>	gastronome

Gatar	>	Qatar (npr) 

gateau	>	big cake 

gatolkos	>	confab (sb) 

gatov	>	rigged (adj) 

Gatschmanei	>	Gethsemane ( npr ) 

gatva	>	narrow street, alley

gatye	>	dam ( sb) 

gauta	>	runny (adj ) ( non-viscous) 

gavaz	>	(sing) = antlers ( splu) 

gawoun	>	recipient (sb) 

Gaya	>	Gaia ( npr ) 

gaydh	>	goat (sb , adj ) 

gays	>	halberd (sb) 

gayta	>	bagpipe ( sb) 

gaytan	>	braid on dress 

Gaza	>	Gaza; Gaza strei = Gaza strip

gazd	>	stick, staff (sb) 

gazelle	>	gazelle (sb) 

gazette	>	gazette (sb)

ge	>	then (after personal pronoun; enclitic) 

gehlb	>	yellow (adj) 

gehlbfeber	>	yellow fever ( sb) 

gehmbh	>	to show one's teeth 

gehn	>	to father, create (vtr) 

gehnghian	>	bedrock

gehr	>	to awake, wake up (vint) 

geibh	>	bandy, arched (adj) 

geih	>	to vainquish, to be victorious 

geihdharma	>	jainism (sb) 

geir	>	to bypass, to go around 

geirwehnd	>	make a face- to - tail (vtr ) 

gelee	>	jelly (sb) (cooking) 

gelepp	>	drover 

gelou	>	sister-in-law 

gelu	>	freezing cold (sb) 

Gemara	>	Gemara

gemer	>	sister's husband (sb) 

gemme	>	gem ( sb) 

gen	>	gene (sb ) 

gena	>	Nature ( sb) 

gencian	>	gentian (sb) 

gendarme	>	gendarme ( sb) 

gendel	>	related (kin, category)

genealogic dru	>	family tree (sb) 

general	>	general (adj, sb) 

general-major	>	major(-)general

generalissim	>	generalissimo

generator	>	generator (electric, sb)

genereus	>	generous (adj) 

Genesis	>	Genesis (sb) 

genetic ingenieurie	>	genetic engineering

genial	>	great, of genius (adj) 

genie	>	(sing) = genius (sb, person); the Engineers (splu; military corps) 

genis	>	of sorts (adj) 

geniste	>	broom shrub (sb)

Gennesar	>	Gennesaret 

genocide	>	genocide

genos	>	type, kind (sb) 

genpian	>	piece of paper 

gensadpeurten	>	(blood) filiation

genti	>	line (family, sb) 

gentile	>	gentle, gentile (adj & sb) 

gentleman	>	gentleman (in modern times; sb)

genu	>	knee (sb) 

Genua	>	Genoa (npr) 

genuan	>	Genoese (sb, adj) 

genue	>	to kneel down 

genuin	>	genuine (adj) 

geolocalisation	>	geolocation (sb)

geometer	>	geometer, surveyor

geong	>	palace-fortress (sb) 

Georgos	>	George (npr) 

geothermia	>	geothermal energy (sb) 

gep	>	pocket ( sb ) 

gepdenars	>	(plu) = pocket money

geplampe	>	flashlight (sb) 

geranium	>	geranium (sb) 

gerasc	>	to get old 

gerbill	>	gerbil

gerger	>	dilapidated, decayed (adj) 

germen	>	germ (sb) 

geront	>	old man (sb) 

geros	>	old age (sb) 

gerosdom	>	retirement home

gesta	>	chanson de geste 

geste	>	gesture ( sf) 

gesticule	>	gesticulate (vint) 

geul	>	ember ( sb) 

geumper	>	sweater (sb) 

geus	>	to taste (vtr)

geusmen	>	palate ( sb ) ( anatomy) 

gevat	>	retort (sb ) 

geyser	>	geyser ( sb) 

ghab	>	to understand (a fact, a situation) 

ghabel	>	(pitch)fork (sb ) 

ghaben	>	gifted (adj ) 

ghaghel	>	wild goose (sb) 

ghalg	>	wand ( sf ) 

ghalv	>	skull (sm ) 

gham	>	marriage (sb); to marry 

ghang	>	walk (vint & sb) 

ghans	>	goose ( sb) 

ghapt	>	gifted (adj ) 

gharn	>	(& gharna) = gut ( sb) 

ghat	>	meet (vtr/vint ) 

ghatet	>	skein, hank (sb) 

ghaw	>	wrong (adj ) 

ghawl	>	tub (old ship !, sb) 

ghawd	>	to be delighted about, to rejoice (vtr; + acc.) 

ghawsam	>	the wrong way round

ghayt	>	curl (sb) 

ghebel	>	gable, tree-top (sb) 

ghebelslatte	>	top purlin (sb)

ghedip	>	ivy ( sb) 

ghehd	>	to be able to, can (vtr) 

ghehld	>	to be worth, to apply 

ghehld	>	tribute ( sb) 

ghelgh	>	gland (sb) 

ghehng	>	to spread, to open (one's legs) 

ghehrd	>	court, yard ( sb) 

ghehrs	>	bristle ( vpr ) 

ghei	>	draft horse (sm ) 

gheid	>	be thirsty of (vint) ( fig. ) 

gheigtel	>	pledge ( sm ) ( guarantee ) 

gheih	>	yawn (vint) 

gheil	>	chops (sf ) 

gheirs	>	ruffle ( vtr ) 

gheischa	>	geisha ( sf ) 

gheisd	>	be speechless 

ghel	>	gall ( sb) 

gheldschtraf	>	fine ( sb ) 

gheleta	>	pot, bucket ( sb) 

ghelgh	>	gland ( sb ) 

ghelon	>	turtle ( sb) 

gheloun	>	gill (sb ) 

ghem	>	low ( adj) 

ghemia	>	launch, lifeboat 

ghem pressem	>	low pressure 

ghend	>	take ( vtr ); grip, hold (sports, sb) 

ghengher	>	bran ( sb) ( cereal ) 

Ghenji Monogatari	>	tale of Genji (sb) 

ghens	>	past participle & past tense of “ghend” 

ghenstor	>	trunk (sb) ( elephant) 

gheram	>	mad ( adj) 

gherb	>	notch (sb) 

ghergheff	>	tambourine sewing (sm ) 

gheridon	>	pedestal table ( sb) 

gherrilia	>	guerrilla ( sb) 

Gherschom	>	Gershom (npr) 

ghert	>	dairy produce (sb) 

gherzd	>	barley (sb) 

gherzdsuker	>	barleysugar (sb)

ghes	>	yesterday (adv) 

gheslo	>	thousand (vx.) 

Gheslum Oina Nocts	>	the Arabian Nights 

ghesor	>	handle (vtr) ; hand (sb; vx.)

ghestern	>	of yesterday (adj)

gheu	>	offer a sacrifice 

gheumen	>	libation ( sf ) 

gheus	>	beggar, rogue ( sb) 

gheuss	>	to belch out (vtr) 

gheutt	>	to drip 

ghevghir	>	skimmer (sb) 

ghevreck	>	ring-shaped cake (sb) 

ghi	>	has no definite meaning, it often appears in second position in a clause and serves to emphasize the preceding word. It is sometimes suffixed to the preceding adverb or pronoun. It can be translated as “then”, or as “for”, f.e.: “Is ne kieup id wogh, isghi ne hieb denars" = “He didn't buy the car for he had no money”.
 
ghianien	>	rock salt ( sf ) 

ghianshiek	>	rock ( sf ) 

ghid	>	past tense of “gheid” 

ghie	>	ghee ( sb) 

ghieb	>	past tense of “ghab” 

ghieng	>	walked (past tense) 

ghienzrien	>	hieratic ( adj) 

ghiesen	>	harvest ( sb) 

ghiet	>	past tense of “ghiet” 

ghieter	>	enemy (adj.& sm ) 

ghieul	>	carbonize (vint / tr ) 

ghiewd	>	past tense of “ghawd” 

ghigda	>	thirst ( figuratively ) 

ghigilik	>	nightcap (sb) 

ghignon	>	rotten luck (sb) 

ghih	>	past tense of “gheih” 

ghilde	>	guild ( sb) 

ghim	>	winter (sb) 

ghimer	>	young animal ( sb) (one winter-old) 

ghiobeck	>	belly dance (sf ) 

ghionkawn	>	rape ( sb & vtr ) 

ghioulee	>	ball ( sm ) ( gun) 

ghir	>	gear (sb), speed ( sb) 

ghiri	>	mountain forest 

ghirs	>	past tense of “gheirs” 

ghirshajamat	>	crewcut 

ghisal	>	hostage (sb) 

ghisalkapen	>	hostage-taking

ghisd	>	past tense of “gheisd” 

ghitarr	>	(& ghitarra) = guitar (sb) 

ghiton	>	tunic, robe (sb) 

ghiubeck	>	ratatouille (sb) 

ghiul	>	coal (sb); past tense of “ghieul” 

ghiulbunker	>	hold, bunker (containing coal, on ships) 

ghiulsitla	>	coal pail

ghium	>	can, flask, churn (sb) 

ghiuruk	>	hood, top (sb, for vehicle) 

ghmiya	>	terrestrial monster (sb) 

ghnad	>	nit (sb) 

ghneih	>	rub (vtr) 

ghnu	>	wildebeest (sb)

ghohd	>	was/were able to 

ghohld	>	past tense of “ghehld” 

ghohng	>	past tense of “ghehng” 

ghohrs	>	past tense of “ghehrs” 

ghom	>	earth ( sb ); down; (adv; irregular comparative : niter) 

ghomen	>	earthy (adj , sm ) ( human inhabitant of the Earth ) 

ghomtro	>	+ accusative = down with... ! 

ghu	>	past tense of “gheu” 

ghutorium	>	smelter (workplace, sb)

ghutt	>	drop (sb); past tense of “gheutt”; "id ghutt, quod upertrahnt id wedsaat" = "the straw, that broke the camel's back" 

ghyah	>	to gape 

ghyahsa	>	gap ( sb) 

ghyalir	>	unfortunate (adj) 

ghyamen	>	pit (sb) 

ghyamenviper	>	pit-viper (sb) 

ghyan	>	open (vtr) 

ghyanen code	>	open source

ghyanendwer	>	(dien) = "Open House (day)"

ghyanu	>	jaw (sb) 

ghyanue	>	biting (vtr ) 

ghyehl	>	yell (vint) 

ghyien	>	opened (past tense) 

ghyohl	>	past tense of “ghyehl” 

ghyor	>	(& ghyora) = mountain (sb); Ghyor ios Baytel = Temple Mount (Jerusalem)

ghyorpasse	>	mountain pass

ghyorworts	>	upstream (adv) 

giaga	>	heartburn (sb) 

giam	>	(window)pane (sb) 

giambase	>	horse dealer ( sb) 

gian	>	cheek ( sb ) 

gianost	>	cheekbone ( sf ) 

gianter	>	son –in-law (sb) 

gib	>	hunchback ( adj ) 

gibaku	>	suicide attack 

gielwk	>	(blood)leech (sb) 

gienxin	>	cash (money, adj) 

gieu	>	chew (vtr) 

gieumen	>	(chewing) quid

gieuter	>	champ (vtr) 

Gilgamesh	>	Gilgamesh (npr) 

gigant	>	giant ( sb ) 

gigantesk	>	gigantic ( adj ) 

gigantkwekwl	>	Ferris wheel (sb) 

gigar	>	arum ( sb) 

gigh	>	jig ( sb) 

gih	>	past tense of “geih” 

Gihon	>	Gihon (Eden, npr) 

giki	>	china ware ( sb ) 

Gilead	>	Gilead (npr) 

ginchu	>	lipstick (sb) 

ginkgo	>	fginkgo (sb) 

ginseng	>	ginseng ( sb) 

ginter	>	yellow amber 

gintou	>	flooded, inundated (adj ) 

giokien	>	(sing ) = terms (conditions ) 

giow	>	remove (vtr ) 

gir	>	past tense of “geir” 

giraf	>	giraffe ( sf ) 

girotransfer	>	transfer (bank; sm) 

gischien	>	earthquake (sb) 

giu	>	past tense of “gieu” 

giughin	>	delight ( vtr ) 

giumbusch	>	joy (sb) 

giung	>	junk (sb) 

Giungkwok	>	"The Middle Kingdom" (alternative name of China)

giutan	>	rug (sb) 

giutayo	>	hitch, snag (sb) 

gixia	>	underground (adj) 

gixia	>	(& gixiadau) = underground (sb) 

gjankiau	>	gateway (sf ) 

gjashels	>	hypothesis, eventuality

gjia	>	shelf, rack (sb) 

gjian	>	distress (sf ) 

gjiaungsian	>	inlay (vtr ) 

gjuchien	>	describe in detail ( vtr ) 

gjugni	>	military physician 

gjunki	>	(kind of Eastern) flag (sb) 

gjunrjien	>	serviceman ( sb ) 

glab	>	to embrace (vtr) 

gladiol	>	gladiolus (sb) 

glah	>	acorn (sb)

glamour	>	glamour

glan	>	glean (vtr) 

glanez	>	glance (sb. & vint) 

glas	>	glass (sb)

glasacryl	>	plexiglas (sb) 

glasic	>	vitreous (adj)

glast	>	pastel (sb) 

glastra	>	flowerpot 

glaswuln	>	(glaswulna) = glass wool

glat	>	to iron (vtr; linen); smooth (adj ) 

glau	>	full moon 

glaugh	>	copper (sb) 

glaughbukin	>	(glaughbukina) = brass (music instrument)

glauwer	>	lump (in sauce, flour)

glawgv	>	blue-green 

glaz	>	past tense of “glanez” 

glebe	>	glebe (sf ) 

gleg	>	ogle (vtr ) (! ) 

glegules	>	goggles (splu.)

glehdj	>	ice (sb) 

glehdjaiwo	>	Ice Age (sb) 

glehdjbenk	>	pack-ice (sb) 

glehdjbrehg	>	ice-breaker (vessel)

glehdjer	>	glacier (sb) 

glehdjic	>	icy, chilly (adj) 

glehdjice	>	(black) ice (sb) 

glehdjpickel	>	ice-axe ( sb) 

glehm	>	to climb (vtr ) 

glehmb do	>	to cling to ( vpr ) 

glehmber	>	to haul oneself, to clamber 

glehmer	>	to stick together (vint) 

gleibh	>	to be stuck

gleih	>	to laugh 

gleim	>	glue (sb) & stick (vtr) 

gleimen	>	laughter (sb) 

gleitue	>	ridicule (vtr)

glend	>	green (adj) 

glendcepel	>	welsh onion (sb) 

glendia	>	greenery, verdure (sb) 

glendrewos	>	open space, green area (sb)

glesen	>	ankle (sb) 

glest	>	blaze, blazing inferno (sb) 

gleub	>	cut out, prune (vtr) 

glewos	>	(& gleus) = fun (sb) 

gli	>	dormouse (sb) 

glieb	>	past tense of "glab" 

glien	>	past tense of “glan” 

gliet	>	past tense of “glat” 

glih	>	past tense of “gleih” 

glim	>	past tense of “gleim” 

glisomarga	>	white clay (sb) 

global village	>	global village; global warmen = global warming (sb) 

globalisation	>	globalization (sb) 

globe	>	globe (sb) 

glogh	>	thorn (sb) 

glohm	>	past tense of “glehm” 

glohmb	>	past tense of “glehmb” 

glohmber	>	past tense of “glehmber” 

glohmer	>	past tense of “glehmer” 

gloi	>	stain, spot (sb) 

gloistrager	>	stain-remover (sb) 

gloiwos	>	glair

glonce	>	bullet (sb; of a gun)) 

gloncekyehm	>	bulletproof (adj & sb) 

gloria	>	glory (sb) 

gloux	>	to cluck, chuckle (animal) 

glub	>	past tense of “gleub” 

glucose	>	glucose

glue	>	glue (sb) 

gluh	>	to smoulder (fire) 

glycol	>	glycol (sb)

glycoriza	>	liquorice (sb) 

glyph	>	glyph (sb) 

gnah	>	to be born 

gnahdien	>	birthday 

gnahratio	>	birth rate

gnahsa	>	birth (sb); gnahsa certificat = birth certificate

gnaht-ye	>	by birth (adv)

gnahtarikhe	>	date of birth (sb) 

gnater	>	backfire (vint) 

gnebh	>	by a narrow margin (adj, adv)

gneibh	>	pinch (vtr) 

gneiter	>	crumple (vtr) 

gneubh	>	knot (sb) (wood); to get gnarled 

gneubhic	>	gnarled (adj)

gneur	>	gurgle (vint , ex: stomach) 

gnibh	>	past tense of « gneibh » 

gnieter	>	past tense of « gnater » 

gniter	>	past tense of “gneiter” 

gnirsk	>	crunch, rustle, screech (vint ) 

gnoh	>	to know 

gnohmen	>	emblem ( sb), badge ( sb) 

gnohsa	>	knowledge (sb)

gnohsit	>	(he/she/it) knew

gnosticism	>	gnosticism

gnubehd	>	genuflection (sb) 

gnur	>	past tense of “gneur” 

GO	>	“gwaur - opos " = H.D. (" heavy -duty ") 

gobelin	>	tapestry (sb) 

goblin	>	goblin (sb) 

godwehb	>	valuable fabric (cloth; sb) 

gofrette	>	waffle ( sb) 

gogv	>	fledgeling (sb) 

gohd	>	good,, successful (adj) 

gohmbh	>	past tense of “gehmbh” 

gohnos	>	creature, creation

gohr	>	past tense of “gehr” 

goil	>	funny ( adj) 

goil	>	+ acc . = to make fun of 

gol	>	goal (football, sb) 

golar	>	wild/creeping thyme (sb) 

golem	>	golem

Golgotha	>	Golgotha

gold	>	gold (sb); gold standard = gold standard

golden	>	golden (adj); golden hello = golden hello; golden parachute = golden parachute 

golf	>	golf (sb) 

golf plor	>	golf course (sb) 

gomber	>	bison (sb) 

gombh	>	edge (sb ) 

gomra	>	grief (sb) 

gomre	>	to distress, worry (vtr)

gomric	>	sulky (adj.)

gon	>	side (sb) 

gondel	>	basket, gondola (sb) 

gongu	>	ball, bowl (sb) 

gonorrhoea	>	gonorrhea (sb) 

gonozdos	>	side junction

gontro	>	aside (adv. of movement) 

gordebh	>	onager (wild ass; sb ) 

Gordias	>	Gordias

gordiasnode	>	Gordian knot

gordos	>	enclosure (sb) 

gorge	>	gorge (sb); to fill (with liquid; vtr) 

gorgon	>	gorgon (sb) 

gorilla	>	gorilla (sb) 

Gortyn	>	Gortyn (npr)

gospoti	>	foreign(er) (adj. & sb) 

gossip	>	gossip (sm) 

gost	>	guest (sb) 

gostenhall	>	hostelry (sb) 

gostpreim	>	+ acc. = to give hospitality to 

gouda	>	gouda (sb)

gougle	>	google (vtr) 

goul	>	ghoul (sb) 

goun	>	foaminess (“white horses”; sb) 

gourde	>	flask (sb) 

gourmete	>	gourmet

gourr	>	coo (vint) 

gouvernante	>	governess (sb) 

gouverne	>	to govern 

gouvernement	>	government (sb) 

gouverneur	>	governor (sb) 

gowlsban	>	pelvis bone

goyava	>	guava (sb) 

grabh	>	dig (vtr ) 

grabh	>	grave ( sb) ( receptacle ) 

grabhar	>	gravedigger ( sm ) 

grace	>	grace (sb) 

gracieus	>	gracious 

graciu	>	graceful (adj) 

grade	>	degree (sb, ex: temperature); rank (sb)

gradient	>	gradient 

gradin	>	terracing (sb) 

gradischte	>	castle in ruins 

graf	>	count ( sb) 

graffiti	>	graffiti

Grafia	>	Shire (Hobbits) 

grajd	>	stable (sb) 

grak	>	to caw

gramat	>	literate (adj)

gramatia	>	literacy (sb) 

grammatic	>	grammar (sb) 

gramme	>	gramme (sb) 

gramur	>	misted up with tiredness (eyes; sb) 

gran	>	grain ( sb) 

Granada	>	Granada ( npr ; city of Spain) 

granar	>	attic ( sb) 

granate	>	shell (cannon; sm ) 

granatenlehnc	>	grenade launcher (sb) 

grance	>	boundary, limit (sb) 

grand	>	great, grand ( adj ) (fig) 

Grand Barrier Riff	>	Great Barrier Reef (Australia; sb) 

Grand Britain	>	Great Britain ( npr ) 

Grand Depression	>	Great Depression 

grandiose	>	grandiose (adj) 

Grand Lacs	>	Great Lakes (splu) 

grandmater	>	grandmother ( sb) 

grandpater	>	grandfather (sb) 

grandwn	>	hail ( sf ) 

granite	>	granite ( sb) 

graph	>	graph (sb) 

graphic (neuder)interface	>	graphical user interface

graphion	>	registrar (sb) 

graphionia	>	registry (sb) 

graphique	>	graph (sb) 

graphite	>	graphite (sb) 

graps	>	fish basket 

gras	>	grass (sb); to graze 

grasban	>	angry ( adj ) 

grassab	>	anger (sb) 

gratin	>	gratin (sb)

gratis	>	(cost)free (adj & adv) 

gratistat	>	absence of cost (sb) 

gratule	>	to congratulate 

grave	>	grave (adj.)

gravitat	>	gravity

gravitation	>	gravitation

Graya	>	Graea (npr) 

graz	>	scratch (vtr; itching) 

grebe	>	grebe (sb) 

gredd	>	stride ( vtr ) 

gredin	>	rogue (sb) 

greg	>	mob (sb) 

Gregor	>	Gregory

grehd	>	+ acc. = to be greedy for

grehdia	>	greed (sb) 

grehdic	>	greedy (adj) 

grehm	>	growl (vint) 

grehnd	>	grind ( vtr ) 

grehv	>	engrave ( vtr ) 

grehven	>	print, engraving ( sb) 

greih	>	coat ( vtr ) 

greip	>	to grab 

greipank	>	grapnel, grappling hook ( sb) 

greis	>	gray (adj) 

greiso substance	>	gray matter (sb; fig) 

greiszone	>	grey area

gremio	>	lap, bosom (fig.) 

greumel	>	mumble (vtr) 

greve	>	greave (sb) (leg armor) 

gribel	>	tingling, stinging (sb) 

griblic	>	urticating (adj) 

grichek	>	buckwheat (sb) 

gridel	>	grid (sb) ( fig ) 

griebh	>	past tense of “grabh” 

grief	>	grievance (sb) 

griek	>	past tense of "grak"

gries	>	past tense of “gras” 

griez	>	past tense of “graz” 

grih	>	past tense of “greih” 

grille	>	grill (vtr ) 

grind	>	locker ( sb ) 

grindei	>	frame, pole of plough/plow 

grint	>	scold (vtr ) 

griot	>	griot (sb) 

grip	>	past tense of “greip” 

grippe	>	flu (sb) 

grisou	>	firedamp (sb) 

griva	>	mane (sb) (of wildcat)

grizzly	>	grizzly 

grobian	>	impolite (adj) 

grobos	>	scratch (wound; sb) 

grog	>	grog

groghy	>	groggy (adj) 

grohd	>	past tense of "grehd"

grohm	>	thunder rumble (sb), past tense of “grehm” 

grohng	>	past tense of “grehnd” 

grohv	>	past tense of “grehv” 

groimen	>	coating ( sb) 

grok	>	caw (vint) 

gron	>	verdant (adj) 

Gronland	>	Greenland (npr) 

grosch	>	shilling (sb) 

gross	>	gross (adj) (not fine); gross operationsurplus = gross operating surplus

grossbukh	>	general ledger

grosse	>	gross (sb)

grotesk	>	grotesque (adj) 

grotte	>	cave, grotto (sb) 

groub	>	big ( adj ) ( coarse) 

grov	>	ditch (sb) 

grud	>	groats, gruel ( sb ) 

grumb	>	bump ( sb) 

grumel	>	past tense of “greumel” 

grund	>	ground (sb) 

grundetage	>	ground floor (sb) 

grundsalgos	>	ground swell (wave; sb)

grundye	>	to growl (like a pig, sb) 

grunz	>	clod (sb) 

grupp	>	group ( sb) 

gruyere	>	gruyère (sb) 

grwozdu	>	cluster (sb) 

grwozdue	>	to flowchart (vtr)

gryp	>	griffin (sb) 

gsieji	>	Summer Solstice 

gsienchi	>	incumbent (adj) 

gsieschui	>	be tired out ( fam ) 

gsietau	>	clog (sb)

guangdungwa	>	Yue Chinese language

guano	>	guano

guant	>	glove (sb) 

guantlete	>	gauntlet (sb) 

guar	>	spoon (sb) 

guarani	>	guarani

guarde	>	guard (a soldier, sb) 

guarde	>	to guard 

guardia	>	guard ( military unit, sb) 

guardrail	>	guardrail ( sf ) 

Guatemala	>	Guatemala ( npr ) 

guatemalteck	>	Guatemalan (adj. & n. ) 

gubh	>	cove (sb) (bay) 

gud	>	colon (anatomy, sb) 

gudang	>	depot ( sb) (building ) 

gughehr	>	to come off, get lost (vint) 

gugheir	>	to mess up, to spoil something 

gugor	>	damned, rooten (!; when referring to something that doesn't work properly)

guide	>	guide (vtr & sb; ex : tourism) 

guidon	>	handlebars (sb) 

guiliotine	>	guillotine (sb) 

Guinea	>	Guinea (npr) 

guinee	>	guinea (sb; currency)

gulap	>	julep (sb) 

gulf	>	gulf (sb); Gulf os Pars = Parsian Gulf 

gulule	>	marble (game, sb) 

gumb	>	washer, slice (sb) 

gumma	>	rubber, eraser (sb)

gumme	>	to erase (vtr)

gummi	>	rubber (matter; sb) 

gumminauk	>	inflatable boat, rubber dinghy (sb) 

gumos	>	body secretion (sb) 

gumt	>	coming (sb) 

gunnel	>	gunnel (sb) 

gur(an)	>	crane (sb) 

guragh	>	to swallow up (vtr); big throat (sb) 

gurdu	>	half-wit (adj)

gurgule	>	throat (sb); gargle (vtr) 

gurk	>	cucumber (sb) 

gurobel	>	sparrow (sb) 

guros	>	curly hair 

guru	>	guru

gurur	>	(exagerated) pride (sb)

gus	>	past tense of "geus"

gussen	>	caterpillar (sb) 

gussett	>	fob ( sb) 

gust	>	taste ( sm ) 

gutor	>	priest (who makes sacrifices) ( sb) 

guttural	>	guttural (adj) 

gutule	>	small intestine (sb) 

guway	>	eerie (adj) 

gvaedd	>	soothsayer (sb) , guess ( vtr ) 

gvaltic	>	violent ( adj) 

gvaskayn	>	decry (vtr ) 

gvehd	>	(semject ud semanghen) = to pray to someone (a God) for something 

gvehmb	>	skip, hop (vint) 

gvehn	>	to slay, shoot off, fell; "gvehne dwo musch med oin cutt" = "to kill two birds with one stone"

gvehntel	>	swordfighter, swordsman (sb) 

gveih	>	wither (vint)

gventer	>	belly (sb) 

gver	>	fierce, wild (adj), wild animal (sb) 

gveria	>	hunting (sb) 

gvereh	>	to be warm

gvertat	>	savagery (sb)

gverue	>	to hunt 

gvibh	>	wife ( sb) 

gvir	>	gravel ( sb) 

gvirkaghel	>	piece of gravel ( sb) 

gvohmb	>	past tense of “gvehmb” 

gvohn	>	past tense of "gvehn"

gvol	>	pain (sb); to hurt (vtr)

gvolic	>	painful ( adj) 

gvond	>	firearm, gun (sb) 

gvonderv	>	centaur ( sb ) 

gvonia	>	killing, slaughter ( sb ) 

gvonic	>	bloody ( adj ) 

gvrendue	>	to boast 

gvrens	>	hot weather, heat (sb)

gvrensvoln	>	heat wave

gvrin	>	rocky terrain (sb) 

gvud	>	vermin (sb) 

gwah	>	to go to (vtr) 

gwahmen	>	trestle (stage, sb) 

gwahsa	>	outward journey

gwahsa-reiken	>	round-trip

gwahsit	>	(he/she/it) went

gwaru	>	seriously (when referring to a wound; adv) 

gwarutat	>	gravity ( sb) 

gwaukan	>	resolute, determined (adj) 

gwaur	>	(& gwaru ) = heavy ( adj) 

gwaurach	>	doltish (adj & sb) 

gwaureg	>	oafish (adj) 

gwaurod	>	heavy ( adj ) 

gwayder	>	light ( adj) 

gwayrjien	>	outsider ( sb) 

gwayt	>	gait, process ( sb) 

gwehl	>	spring, spurt out (vint) 

gwehm	>	to come; gwehm ender = to come under (fig.)

gwehrd	>	sing (in praise) (vtr) 

gwehzd	>	nail (vtr) 

gweitsk	>	squeal (vint) 

gwelbh	>	uterus (sb) 

gwelon	>	sting of an insect

gwelos	>	shaft (missile; sb)

gwen	>	present tense base of “gwesen”; gwen(a) = woman (sb) 

gwenak	>	young woman 

gwenakia	>	boudoir ( sm ) 

gwenen dessous ( splu )	>	women underwear (sing) 

gwenman	>	consume ( vtr ) 

gwern	>	millstone (sb) 

gwerwr	>	watercress ( sb) 

gwesen	>	to switch off, to go out 

gwetarm	>	round dance (sb)

gwetu	>	resin (sb) 

gweup	>	keep (vtr) 

gwinew	>	quicken, revive, renew (vtr) 

gwirlay	>	go/come back home (vint) 

gwis	>	force, vigour (sb) 

gwispituv	>	bracing, invigorating (adj)

gwisti	>	finger (sb; vx) 

gwisticuit	>	fin (of animals, like ducks; sb) 

gwit	>	life ( sb) 

gwitsicurance	>	life insurance ( sb ) 

gwitsk	>	past tense of “gweitsk” 

gwitstandard	>	standard of living (sb) 

gwitstyle	>	lifestyle (sb) 

gwiv	>	live (vtr ) 

gwiv	>	alive, living ( adj) 

gwiveina	>	fishpond, fish-tank (sb) 

gwiw	>	past tense of “gwinew” 

gwiwot	>	belly, paunch (sb) 

gwiwotic	>	corpulent, potbellied, paunchy (adj ) 

gwiya	>	ox nerve, bow-string (sb) 

gwodingva	>	ox-tongue (fungus, sb ) 

gwoflor	>	colchicum ( sb) 

gwohl	>	past tense of “gwehl” 

gwohm	>	came 

gwohrd	>	past tense of “gwehrd” 

gwohzd	>	past tense of “gwehzd” 

gwokol	>	ox-herd (sb) 

gwokolic	>	bucolic

gwopah	>	ox-herd

gworgwor	>	manure 

gwosta	>	stable (for cows) 

gwow	>	cow, bovine animal (sb) 

gwozd	>	nail (of metall) 

gwozs	>	studded (adj) 

gwultur	>	vulture

gwup	>	past tense of “gweup” 

gwutyen	>	buzzard hawk

gyap	>	groan, yap, yelp (vint) 

gymnasiaste	>	pupill in a "gymnasium"

gymnasium	>	(comprehensive school in Central European countries)

gymnaste	>	gymnast

gymnastique	>	gymnastics (splu) 

gyps	>	plaster (sb) (matter)

gyroscope	>	gyroscope 

habak	>	basil (sb) (plant) 

Habana	>	Havana (npb) 

habar	>	bustard (sb) 

habbarays	>	stavesacre (sb) 

habbelmosk	>	abelmosk (sb) 

habe	>	to have (irregular verb) 

haben	>	had (past participle); holding (thing possessed; sb) 

habent	>	(they) have

habib	>	beloved (adj) 

habiet	>	(he/she/it) would have 

habilite	>	empower ( vtr ) 

habitat	>	habitat (sb) 

hablar	>	bragging ( sb) 

habskw	>	to covet (vtr) 

habte	>	(you) have 

Hachepsut	>	Hatshepsut (npr) 

haddock	>	haddock (sb)

hadh	>	border (sb) 

hadhban	>	border patrol serviceman (sb) 

hadia	>	gift, present (sb) 

Hadrian	>	Hadrian

hadtha	>	episode, misadventure (sb) 

Hafez	>	Hafez (Persian poet; sb) 

hag	>	hedge ( sb) 

Haghia Sophia	>	Hagia Sophia (npr) 

hagi	>	Muslim pilgrim (sb) 

hagilic	>	Muslim pilgrimage 

hagye	>	to do the Muslim pilgrimage

hail	>	hail (to call; vtr ) 

haines	>	hatred ( sb) 

haissen	>	hate (vtr ) 

haja	>	query (sf ) 

hajam	>	barber (sb) 

hajamat	>	haircut ( sb) 

hajib	>	maid, lady-in waiting ( sb) 

hajin	>	camel (racing; sb) 

hajou	>	pamphlet (sb ) 

hajoum	>	assault (vtr & sb ) 

hakan	>	really (adv ) 

hakara	>	insult ( sb) 

hakare	>	insult (vtr) 

hakhamanisch	>	achaemenid

hakhna	>	whore (sf ) 

hakike	>	truthful, veracious (adj ) 

hakime	>	wise ( adj) 

hakir	>	contemptible (adj) 

halak	>	carnage ( sb) 

halde	>	slag heap ( sb) 

halfback	>	halfback (football; sb) 

halk	>	gum (tooth; sb) 

halka	>	ring ( sb) 

hall	>	hall (sb) 

hallo !	>	hello ! ( interj. ) 

hallucination	>	hallucination (sb) 

halo	>	halo (sb) 

halogen	>	haologenous (adj), halogen (sb) 

halsbehrg	>	hauberk (sb) 

halsbehrgion	>	haubergeon

halstuk	>	foulard, scarf (sb) 

halt	>	stop ( sb & vint/vtr ) 

halva	>	turròn (sb) 

halwa	>	fruit in syrup 

halwghen	>	hooligan, thug (sb) 

hamal	>	carrier (sm ) 

hamam	>	hamam ( sm ) 

hamand	>	handle (sb) ( to take ) 

hamburger	>	hamburger (sb) 

hamel	>	ram ( sb) 

hamil	>	pregnant ( adj ) 

hammer	>	hammer (sm ) 

hamrah	>	accompany ( vtr ) 

hams	>	(we) have 

hanafi	>	hanafi

hand	>	hand (sb); hands hog ! = hands up ! 

handam	>	scaffolding (sb) 

handbuk	>	handbook ( sb) 

handchirk	>	handkerchief ( sb) 

handdrangh	>	handle ( sf ) 

handduk	>	towel (sb) 

Handel	>	Handel (composer; npr)

handgranate	>	handgrenade (sb) (weapon) 

handicap	>	handicap

handsack	>	handbag (sb) 

handug	>	dexterous, skillful ( adj) 

hang	>	hang (vtr/vint) 

hangamah	>	riot (sb) 

hangar	>	shed (sb) 

hangdauynlift	>	aerial tramway (sb) 

hangel	>	hang, swing, dangle (vint) 

hangend garden	>	hanging garden (sb) 

hangher	>	hanger ( sb) 

hangjow	>	order ( vtr & sb ) (commerce) 

hangmat	>	hammock ( sb) 

hangpao	>	red envelope (Chinese tradition) ( sb) 

hank	>	hip (sb) 

hant	>	(they) have 

hante	>	haunt (vtr ) 

haraf	>	malignant (adj ) 

haraj	>	land value tax (sb) 

haram	>	illegal ( adj) 

harar	>	rapatel ( sb ) 

harara	>	ardour, spirit (sb) 

harass	>	exhaust, harass (vtr) 

harb	>	destroy (vtr ) 

harbi	>	ramrod (sb) (guns) 

haredi	>	hardei

harf	>	harp (sb) 

haridra	>	turmeric (sb) 

harif	>	character(letter)

harihr	>	silkware

Harimathaya	>	Arimathée

Harlequin	>	Harlequin (npr) 

harm	>	+ acc. = harm (vtr) 

harmonia	>	harmony (sb) 

harmonica	>	harmonica (sb) 

harmonieus	>	harmonious

harmonise	>	harmonize (vtr) 

haroub	>	carob (sb) 

harpia	>	harpy ( sb ) 

harpoun	>	harpoon ( sb) 

has	>	(thou) hast, (you) have 

hasard	>	chance, coincidence (sb) 

hasardeus	>	hazardous ( adj ) 

hasin	>	desolating (adj ) 

haspel	>	reel ( sb ) 

hassa	>	( & bilhassa) = mostly ( adv ) 

hassad	>	envious (adj) 

hassadia	>	envy ( sf ) 

hassidi	>	hassidic (adj. & sb)

hassidut	>	hassidic judaism

hassile	>	acquire, get (vtr); way out, outcome (sb) 

hassir	>	doormat ( sb) 

hasswra	>	littered (sf ) 

hast	>	speed ( vtr ) 

hast	>	haste (sb) 

hastic	>	precipitate, hasty (adj) 

hat	>	has; hat (sb) 

hatar	>	hatter

hathkari	>	(sing.) = handcuffs (splu) 

hatta	>	even (adv) 

hauki	>	swordfish ( sb) 

haul	>	haul (vtr ) 

hauptwakht	>	guard corps (sb) 

haus	>	draw (from a well; vtr) 

hausa	>	hausa

haussal	>	crop, jabot (sb) 

hava	>	air (sb) (atmosphere); airs (splu) 

haven	>	haven (sb) 

havenback	>	jetty, pier (sb) 

haver	>	doe (sb) 

Havila	>	Havilah (npr) 

Haway	>	Hawaii

hawz	>	artificial pool (sb) 

hay	>	go! ( to one person) 

haya	>	sense of modesty (sb) 

hayd	>	hell ( sb) ( religion ) 

Hayderabad	>	Hyderabad (npr) 

hayduc	>	goon (sb)

hayran	>	amazed (adj) 

hayriene	>	amazement (sb) 

haysa	>	infectious disease, plague (sb) 

hayte	>	let's go ! (to several persons) 

Hayti	>	Haiti (npr) 

hayvan	>	tiny creature (sb) 

hazara	>	hazara (adj. & sb)

hazrat	>	Highness (sb)

Hebron	>	Hebron 

Hecate	>	Hecate (npr) 

heck	>	stern ( sb ) 

heckel	>	heckle (vtr) 

heckelphone	>	heckelphone (sb)

hectare	>	hectare (sb) 

hectic	>	hectic (adj)

hedge fund	>	hedge fund

hedonisme	>	hedonism

heft	>	booklet (sb) 

hegemon	>	hegemon

hehlp	>	help (vint/vtr & sb) 

heih	>	to hit 

heir	>	army (as opposed to navy and air force)

Heisenbergsk nebestohmenkweitsrelation	>	Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle 

Helene	>	Helen (npr) 

helicopter	>	helicopter (sb) 

heliocentrisme	>	heliocentrism

helipad	>	helipad (sb) 

helix	>	helix (sb)

Hellad	>	Greece (npr) 

Helle	>	Helle (npr) 

hellen	>	Greek (adj. & sb) 

hellenistic	>	hellenistic

helm	>	helmet (sb) 

helmbrekht	>	high-liver, pleasure seeker (sb) 

helot	>	helot (sb) 

helt	>	barrel, stock, trunk, shaft (sb) 

hem	>	home ( sb ) 

hemchange	>	move (change of home; sb) 

hemoglobin	>	hemoglobin (sb) 

hemphel	>	rosa arvensis ( sb) 

hemport	>	port of call 

hen	>	hen ( sb) 

henghehrd	>	farmyard ( sb) 

Henoch	>	Enoch (npr) 

Henric	>	Henry, Harry (npr)

hensel	>	harass (vtr) 

hepatitis	>	hepatitis (sb) 

her	>	here (adv) 

herakleitei	>	Heraclitean

Herakleitos	>	Heraclitus

Herakleus	>	Heracles (npr) 

Herakleusios Colunns	>	Pillars of Hercules (splu) 

herald	>	herald (sb) 

herb	>	herb (sb) 

herbat	>	herbal tea (sb) 

herbehrg	>	inn (for overnight; sb); harbour (vtr) 

herbicide	>	herbicide

herboriste	>	herbalist (sb)

Herceg os Alba	>	Duke of Alba (npr) 

herd	>	stove (sb) 

hered	>	heir (sb) 

heredat	>	legacy (sb) (what we have inherited) 

hereditar	>	hereditary (adj) 

heresie	>	heresy (sb) 

heretic	>	heretic

hering	>	herring (sb) 

heritage	>	heritage (sb) 

herite	>	inherit (a thing; vtr) 

hermelin	>	ermine ( sb) 

hermetic	>	hermetic (adj) 

herodian	>	herodian (adj. & sb)

Herodias	>	Herodias

Herodos	>	Herod (npr) 

Herodotos	>	Herodotus (npr) 

heron	>	heron ( sb) 

heroy	>	hero ( sb ) 

heroyic	>	heroic (adj) 

heroyine	>	heroin (drug; sb)

hertz	>	hertz (sb) 

Hesiod	>	Hesiod ( npr ) 

hesitation	>	hesitation (sb) 

hesite	>	hesitate

Hesperides	>	Hesperides (splu)

Hesse	>	Hesse (npr) 

hessian	>	hessian (cloth; sb)

heterogene	>	heterogeneous (adj)

heterogeneitat	>	heterogeneity

hetman	>	captain (in the army; sb) 

hetro	>	hither (adv) 

heudel	>	snuggle ( vpr ) 

heul	>	yell, howl ( vtr ) 

heumpouce	>	skunk (sb) 

heungher	>	hunger ( sb & vint ) 

heunghernd	>	hungry, starving (adj ) 

heupon	>	rose hip (sb) 

heurt	>	hit, hurt (vtr ) 

heurv	>	to act like a whore 

heut	>	boo (vtr ) 

hevd	>	week (sb ) 

heyba	>	imposing bearing 

hezdion	>	tow, oakum (sb) 

hidaya	>	righteousness ( sb) 

hideus	>	hideous ( adj ) 

hieb	>	had 

hiebit	>	(he/she/it) had 

hielt	>	past tense of “halt” 

hieng	>	past tense of “hang” 

hiengel	>	past tense of ‘hangel” 

hierarchia	>	hierarchy ( sb) 

hierarchic	>	hierarchical ( adj ) 

hierarchise	>	to organize into a hierarchy ( vtr ) 

hierb	>	past tense of “harb” 

hierm	>	past tense of “harm” 

hieroglyph	>	hieroglyph ( sb) 

Hierophant	>	Hierophant ( tarot) 

hiest	>	past tense of “hast” 

hieul	>	past tense of “haul” 

hieus	>	past tense of “haus” 

hiey	>	tonka bean 

hih	>	past tense of “heih” 

hijra	>	hijra (sb) 

hila	>	cunning ( sb) ( special trick ) 

hilal	>	moon crescent ( sb) 

Hildegarde os Bingen	>	Hildegarde os Bingen (npr) 

hin	>	(& hina) = until 

Hind	>	India ( npr ) 

hinder	>	ud = to hinder from 

hindi	>	Indian (adj. & sb); Hindi Ocean = Indian Ocean

Hinduism	>	Hinduism (sb) 

hingol	>	neigh (vint) 

Hipparkhos	>	Hipparchus

hippie	>	hippie

Hippocrates	>	Hippocrates (npr) 

hippogriff	>	hippogriff (sb)

Hippomenes	>	Hipomenes (npr) 

hippopotam	>	hippopotamus (sb) 

hirassat	>	custody of a child ( sb ) 

hirotonia	>	ordination ( sb ) 

hirotonise	>	order ( vtr ) (a priest ) 

hirs	>	readiness (sb) 

hirsic	>	eager ( adj ) 

Hiskiyah	>	Hezekiah (npr) 

hissab	>	calculate (vtr ) 

hissabpianji	>	spreadsheet (sb) 

hissabschiber	>	slide rule

hissan	>	thoroughbred (sb; horse) 

hisse	>	to hoist 

historia	>	history (sb) 

historian	>	historian (sb)

historic	>	historic (adj)

hit	>	hit (music, base-ball; sb) 

Hittite	>	Hittite (adj , sb) 

HIV	>	(Human Immunodeficience Virus) = HIV (sb) 

HIV-positive	>	HIV-positive

ho	>	I have 

hoan	>	defer, adjourn, postpone (vtr) 

hoax	>	hoax (sb) 

hoay	>	Japanese pagoda tree (sb) 

hobbit	>	hobbit (adj & sb) 

hock	>	crouch (vpr) 

hocus-pocus	>	hocus-pocus (https://www.academia.edu/23324580/Grammaire_de_Proto-Indo-Europ%C3%A9en_PIE_sb) 

hofarta	>	(female) matchmaker (sb)

hofdame	>	lady-in-waiting (court) 

hofmayster	>	tutor, hofmeister (sb) 

hog	>	high (adj) 

hoge	>	height (sb) 

hohlp	>	past tense of “hehlp” 

hoien	>	past tense of “hoan” 

hois	>	(.... ciois) = on the one hand .... on the other one 

hol	>	whole, integer ( adj ) 

hol plang	>	to cry all the time 

holding	>	holding company

hold-up	>	robbery (sb) 

holk	>	saddle-bag 

Holland	>	Holland (npr) 

hollandish	>	hollands (adj) 

holm	>	reef ( sb ) 

holocaust	>	holocaust ( sb) 

hologramme	>	hologram (sb) 

homage	>	tribute, homage (sb) 

homeostase	>	homeostasis (sb) 

Homer	>	Homer (npr) 

hominida	>	hominid

homologh	>	to commit oneself to; homologous (adj.); counterpart, opposite number (sb) 

homophobia	>	homophobia

homosexual	>	homosexual (adj & sb)

honar	>	noisy (adj) 

honeste	>	honest (adj) 

honestia	>	honesty (sb) 

honn	>	disdain, contempt (sb) 

honnise	>	disgrace (vtr) 

honor	>	honor ( sb) 

honorable	>	honorable (adj) 

honorar	>	honorary (adj); honorars = fees (ex: for a lawyer)

honore	>	honor ( vtr ) 

hor	>	hour ( sb ) ( duration) 

Horace	>	Horace (Roman writer; npr) 

horde	>	horde ( sb) 

hordover	>	hors d'oeuvre (sb) 

horgn	>	barn ( sb ) 

horizont	>	horizon ( sb ) 

horloge	>	clock ( sb) 

horlong	>	hourly (adj & adv) 

hormone	>	hormone (sb) 

Hormose	>	Hormuz

horn	>	horn (sb) 

horoscope	>	horoscope (sb) 

horror	>	horror ( sb) 

horrorsroman	>	horror novel (sb) 

hortensia	>	hydrangea

hortghehrd	>	orchard (sb) 

horvat	>	Croatian (n. & adj) 

hosanna	>	hosanna

hospital	>	hospital (sb) 

Hospitaliar	>	Hospitaller (adj, sb) (Templar Order) 

hostile	>	hostile (adj) 

hostilitat	>	hostility (sb) 

hotel	>	hotel (sb ) 

hotelier	>	hotelier (sb) 

hotspot	>	hotspot (geology, sb) 

houthi	>	houthi

hovercraft	>	hovercraft ( sb) 

howkschece	>	pothole ( fig ) 

hoybel	>	plane (sb; tool ) 

hoyd	>	today (adv) 

hoyer	>	pay (in the Navy, on ships; sb) 

Hrvatska	>	Croatia ( npr ) 

huckem	>	judgement, conviction ( sb) 

hudel	>	past tense of “heudel” 

hue !	>	Gee up ! 

Hugo	>	Hugh (npr)

hukah	>	hookah (sb) 

hul	>	past tense of “hul” 

hulkum	>	adam 's apple 

humanisme	>	humanism (sb) 

humanitar	>	humanitarian (adj); humanitar intervention = humanitarian intervention

humanoid	>	humanoid (adj & sb) 

humil	>	humble ( adj) 

humilye	>	to humiliate (vtr)

humoristic	>	humorous (adj)

humus	>	humus (sb) 

hungher	>	hunger (sb) 

hungric	>	hungry (adj) 

hurcan	>	hurricane (sb) 

hurr	>	free (when refering to an untethered animal) 

Hurrah !	>	Hooray ! (interj) 

hurt	>	past tense of “heurt” 

hurv	>	past tense of “heurv” 

hurva	>	whore ( sb) (!) 

hushyar	>	aware ( adj ) 

hussar	>	hussar ( sb) 

Husayn	>	Hussein ( npr ) 

husur	>	comfort (vtr ) 

hut	>	past tense of “heut” 

hyacinth	>	hyacinth (npr & sb mineral) 

hyaukwsia	>	gossamer (sb) 

hybride	>	hybrid (adj & sb) 

hydra	>	hydra (sb) 

hydrant	>	fire hydrant

hydrargwrnt	>	mercury (sb) (element) 

hydraulic	>	hydraulic (adj); hydraulic fracturation = hydraulic fracturing

hydrocarbon	>	hydrocarbon

hydrocephalus	>	hydrocephalus sick (adj & sb) 

hydroelectric	>	hydroelectric (adj)

hydrogen	>	hydrogen (sb) 

hyena	>	hyena (sb)

hygiene	>	hygiene

hyls	>	(cartridge) case 

hymne	>	hymn (sb) 

hyperborean	>	Hyperborean (adj , sb) 

Hypereides	>	Hypereides (npr) 

hypnose	>	hypnosis (sb) 

hypnotic	>	hypnotic, soporific ( adj ) 

hypnotise	>	hypnotize (vtr) 

hypocrisis	>	hypocrisy

hypocrite	>	hypocrite (sb); hypocritical (adj) 

hypophyse	>	pituitary gland ( sb) 

hypotheque	>	hypothec ( sb) 

hypothese	>	hypothesis ( sb) 

hyrkani	>	Hyrcanian (adj , sb)

hysteria	>	hysteria

hysteric	>	hysteric(al)

i	>	they, them (undetermined plural) ; the (undetermined plural nominative & accusative)
 
ia	>	she ; they, them (neutral) ; the (feminine singular nominative ; neutral plural nominative and accusative)
 
ia Bell Aiwoswohpa	>	the Sleeping Beauty 

ia Gionconda	>	Mona Lisa ( npr ) 

ia Lumens	>	the Enlightenment (History ) 

iad	>	venom ( sb ) 

iadic	>	poisonous (adj ) 

iam	>	her (personal pronoun feminine singular accusative); the (feminine singular accusative); of the (feminine plural genitive)

Iamblikh	>	Iamblichus
 
ianschi	>	long-sighted (adj & sb) 

ias	>	they; the (feminine plural nominative); of the (genitive feminine singular)

iawod	>	let's hope that (conj)

ib	>	lest (conj) 

ibam	>	hallux, big toe 

ibis	>	ibis

iblis !	>	deuce ! devil ! (interj) 

ibo	>	lest (conj) 

ibrat	>	admonition (sb) 

ibri	>	Hebrew (adj. & n.) 

ibrick	>	ewer (sb) 

ibs	>	to them; to the (mas. and neut. plural)

icon	>	icon (sb) 

id	>	it; the (neutral singular nominative & accusative) 

id predien	>	the eve 

idafa	>	supplement ( sb) 

idafi	>	additional ( adj) 

idee	>	idea (sb) 

identitat	>	identity (sb) 

identic	>	identical (adj)

ideogramme	>	ideogram (sb)

idiome	>	idiom (sb) 

idiosyncrasia	>	idiosyncrasy (sb)

idiot	>	idiot (adj & sb)

idol	>	idol (sb) 

idolater	>	idolize (vtr); idolater, idolatrous

idolatrie	>	idolatry

ids	>	its 

IDM	>	(Ion Dwin-Motor) = TIE (Star Wars; sb) 

idyll	>	idyll

ieftin	>	cheap (adj) 

ieg	>	past tense of “ag” 

iel	>	past tense of “al” 

ielbhe	>	whiteness (sb) 

Ielcin	>	Yeltsin (npr)

ielg	>	each (adj) (for more than 2) 

ielgv	>	past tense of “algv” 

ielm	>	elm (sb ) 

iemer	>	past tense of “amer” 

iendh	>	past tense of “andh” 

iens	>	them / the (masculine plural accusative) 

ienswan	>	hydrochloric acid (sb) 

ienter	>	husband's brother's wife (sb) 

ienzui	>	bulb (sb ) ( anatomy) 

ienzwa	>	relaxation ( sb ) 

iep	>	past tense of “ap” 

ier	>	past tense of “ar” 

Ierevan	>	Yerevan (npr) 

ierk	>	past tense of “ark” 

ies	>	they & the (masculine plural nominative) 

Ieschaya	>	Isaiah

ieschke	>	tinder, touchwood (sb) 

ieter	>	either, each (adj) (of 2) 

ieun	>	“good path” 

ieu	>	past tense of “au” 

ieug	>	past tense of “aug” 

ieum	>	past tense of “aum” 

ieur	>	heard (past tense); they lacked 

ieurgh	>	past tense of "aurgh"

ieusdeh	>	to perfect (legal proceedings)

ieusk	>	past tense of “ausk” 

ieust	>	just, fair (adj) 

ieustet	>	fairness

iev	>	cereal, fruit, berry (sb) 

iey	>	past tense of “ay” : said, did say (in dialogues), considered as

ieydh	>	past tense of “aydh” 

ieygw	>	past tense of “aygw” 

ieyr	>	past tense of “ayr” 

ieysgwn	>	past tense of “aysgwn” 

iezwl	>	past tense of “azwl” 

ifrat	>	damned, hellishly (adv) (!) 

iftara	>	defamation (sb) 

iftare	>	to libel, slender (vtr)

ighdu	>	catch (sb; hunting, fishing) 

ighnos	>	track, trail, lead, traces 

ighnue	>	to track (vtr) 

Ignatius os Loyola	>	Ignatius of Loyola ( npr ) 

ignimbrit	>	ignimbrite (sb) 

ignoble	>	vile ( adj) 

ignominieus	>	appalling (adj) 

ignorant	>	ignorant (adj)

iguanodon	>	iguanodon (sb) 

igumen	>	Prior ( sb; Church) 

ih	>	past tense of “eih” 

ihatta	>	(sing) = surroundings (splu) 

ijab	>	grant (vtr ) 

ijadh	>	device ( sb) 

ijar	>	renting, hiring (sb) 

ijbaric	>	compulsory (adj ) 

ijmal	>	overview (sb) 

Iker	>	Icarus ( npr ) 

ikhlas	>	natural, genuine ( adj ) 

ikhsan	>	good deed 

ikhtar	>	notice, warning (sb) 

ikhtiaj	>	need, want (poverty; sb) 

ikhtiar	>	voluntary, unpaid ( adj , sb) 

ikhtilaf	>	disagreement (sb) 

ikhtiram	>	bow, curtey (sb) 

ikhtissar	>	summary ( sb) 

iklime	>	climate (sb) ( region ) 

ikrar	>	acknowledgment of receipt (sb) 

ikri	>	fish egg (sb) 

iktissad	>	(sing) = savings (splu) 

iktissadic	>	thrifty (adj) 

il	>	muddy (adj); silt (sb) 

ilahi !	>	divine goodness ! 

ilaj	>	medical treatment ( sb) 

ilay	>	to burst out laughing 

ilhali	>	whereas (conj) 

Iliad	>	Iliad (npr) 

illat	>	ailment (sb) (slight illness) 

illicit	>	illegal (adj)

illuminat	>	illuminate, crank (adj & sb) 

illumine	>	illuminate (vtr) 

illustre	>	illustrate (vtr)

ilm	>	skill (sb) 

iltija	>	supplication (sb) 

im	>	to them/of them (undetermined plural dative & genitive); to the/of the (undetermined plural dative & genitive)
 
image	>	image (sb) (fig) 

imaginar	>	imaginary

imagine	>	imagine (vtr)

imara	>	building, construction (sb) (result) 

imbecile	>	fool ( adj , sb) 

imdadh	>	aid (sb & vtr) 

imite	>	imitate (vtr)

imkan	>	capacity (sb) 

imla	>	dictation (sb) (school) 

immaculat	>	immaculat (adj); Immaculat Conception = Immaculate Conception

immatriculation	>	registration (at the university)

immemorial	>	timeless ( adj ) 

immense	>	immense (adj) 

immigrant	>	immigrant (adj & sb) 

imminent	>	imminent (adj)

immix	>	(se -) = to interfere (vint)

immobilise	>	immobilize, stop (vtr) 

immoral	>	immoral

immuable	>	immutable (adj) 

immunologia	>	immunology

immunsysteme	>	immune system (sb) 

impactvehrten	>	impact assessment

impasse	>	impasse (fig., sb) 

impassive	>	impassive (adj ) 

impatience	>	impatience (sb) 

impatient	>	impatient

impedeih	>	embarrass, bother ( vtr ) 

impediment	>	hitch ( sb) ( obstacle ) 

impehl	>	to seal off, fill in (vtr) 

imperator	>	Emperor (sb); Is Imperator = The Emperor (tarot) 

imperatrice	>	Empress (sb); ia Imperatrice = The Empress (tarot) 

imperieus	>	imperious

implacable	>	relentless ( adj) 

implant	>	implant (sb) 

impleh	>	assuage, satisfy (vtr) 

implehc	>	entangle, twist (vtr) 

implicit	>	implicit (adj)

implie	>	imply (vtr) 

implohca	>	imbrication

implore	>	implore (vtr) 

import	>	(& importation) = import (sb ) 

important	>	important ( adj) 

importe	>	to matter (+ dat.) ; to import 

imposant	>	large, impressive ( adj ) 

imposen	>	impose (vtr)

impost	>	tax (sb); past participle of "imposen"

impressem	>	impress ( vtr ) 

impression	>	impression (sb) 

imprisible	>	impregnable (adj) 

impromptu	>	impromptu, sudden (adj) 

improvis	>	(& improviden) = unexpectedly, without warning (adv) 

improvise	>	(vtr) = improvise 

improviset explosive jihase	>	improvised explosive device 

impudent	>	brazen (adj ) 

imputable	>	imputable ( adj) 

imtihan	>	exam (sb) 

imtihansuwal	>	examination question (sb) 

in	>	in (prep) 

in avance	>	in advance 

in direct	>	(& layv) = live (adj) 

in regard	>	+ genitive = in comparison to 

in unisson	>	in unison ( adv ) 

inab	>	bunch of grapes (sb) 

in absentia	>	in absentia

inaccessible	>	inaccessible (adj) 

inadvertentce-ye	>	inadvertently (adv) 

inalienable	>	inalienable (adj) 

inappettitant	>	unappetising (adj)

inat	>	stubborn (sb) 

incandescent	>	incandescent (adj)

incantation	>	incantation (sb) 

incarnat	>	(incarnatpemb) = incarnato (colour)

incarne	>	incarnate (vtr) 

incest	>	incest (sb & adj) 

inch	>	inch (sb) (measure) 

incid	>	[intsId] = to notch, to cut (vtr) 

incident	>	incident (adj & sb)

incinerator	>	incinerator

incisive	>	incisive (adj) 

incivilitat	>	incivility

includ	>	include (vtr); incl.(udend) VAT = all taxes included

incognito	>	incognito (adj/adv)

incommensurable	>	incalculable (adj) 

incommunicado	>	incommunicado (adj & adv)

inconscient	>	inconscient (adj) 

inconsiderat	>	inconsiderate ( adj ) 

inconvenient	>	disadvantage (sb) 

incredule	>	incredulous ( adj ) 

inculque	>	inculcate (vtr ) 

incumebh	>	(+ acc.) = fall to (as a responsibility)

incurr	>	to run (a risk)

incutt	>	anvil (sb) 

indenegable	>	undeniable (adj)

indentation	>	indent style 

independent	>	independent (adj) 

inder	>	invigorating (adj) (fig.) 

indeulg	>	(semject ad semanghen) = forgive (vtr) 

index	>	(book or Censorship) = index (sb) 

indexe	>	index (vtr) 

indian	>	Indian (adj & sb; native American) 

ia Indias	>	the Indies (splu) 

indice	>	index; clue (sb) 

indifferent	>	indifferent (adj) 

indigestion	>	indigestion

indignat	>	indignant (adj) 

indignation	>	indignation (sb) 

individu	>	individual (sb) 

indivision	>	indivision

indoctrination	>	indoctrination

indo-gangetic plain	>	indo-gangetic plain

indolent	>	indolent (adj) 

Indonesia	>	Indonesia (npr) 

indonesian	>	indonesian (adj. & sb)

indibitable	>	indubitable 

inductance	>	inductance (sb) 

induction	>	induction (sb) 

indulgence	>	gentleness, leniency (sb) 

Indus	>	Indus (npr) 

industrial	>	industrial (adj) 

industrial proprietat	>	industrial property 

industrie	>	industry (sb) 

industrieus	>	industrious (adj)

ineluctable	>	ineluctable (adj) 

inept	>	inept (adj) 

inert	>	inert (adj) 

inexorable	>	inexorable (adj) 

inextricable	>	inextricable (adj) 

infallible	>	infallible (adj)

infam	>	infamous (adj) 

infantile	>	infantile, childish (adj) 

infarct	>	coronary (sb; illness)

infectieus	>	infectious (adj)

inferno	>	inferno (sb) 

infeste	>	infest (vtr ) 

infiltration	>	infiltration (sb) 

infim	>	tiny (adj ) 

infinitive	>	infinitive

infirmerie	>	infirmary (sb)

inflammable	>	flammable (adj) 

inflammation	>	inflammation (sb) 

inflation	>	inflation

influe	>	to influence

influence	>	influence (sb & vtr)

influenza	>	flu (sb) 

informal	>	informal

information	>	information (sb) 

informationsloquet	>	information desk 

informatique	>	computer science ( sb) 

informatiquer	>	Computer Systems Officer (sb) 

informe	>	inform (vtr; + acc. of the person) 

infrarudh	>	infra-red

infreg	>	offender, trespasser (sb) 

infuned	>	brew, infuse (vtr) 

infusion	>	infusion (sb)

ingan	>	to strive to (+ acc.)

ingenieur	>	engineer (sb) 

ingenieurie	>	engineering ( sb) 

ingenue	>	naïve (adj & sb) 

ingnaht	>	(& ingnahn) = innate ( adj ) 

ingot	>	ingot ( sb) 

ingredient	>	ingredient (sb) 

inhalt	>	contain (vtr & sb) 

inherent	>	inherent (adj ) 

inikas	>	sheen, glint (sb) 

initieit	>	insider; initiate (sb) 

injection	>	injection (sb) 

injustice	>	injustice (sb) 

inkap	>	to begin 

inkapia	>	( sing. ) = beginnings ( splu ) 

inkap	>	(& inkapem) = beginning (sb) 

inkaptos	>	immediately ( adv) 

inkar	>	+ acc. = to refuse to, disobedient 

inkiep	>	began 

inkoim	>	to move (into a new home) 

inlandsis	>	ice sheet (sb) 

inlyeig	>	to invest (some money), to place 

inlyoiga	>	money investment, placing (sb) 

inner	>	interior, inner (adj) 

innocent	>	innocent (adj & sb) 

innove	>	innovate (vtr) 

inpiut	>	input (sb)

Inquisition	>	Inquisition (sb) 

insaf	>	awareness (sb) 

insafeih	>	to make (someone) aware

insaluber	>	insalubrious (adj) 

inschallah	>	Allah willing !

inscrib	>	( inscrìb ) = inscribe (vtr) 

insect	>	insect (sb) 

insemination	>	insemination (sb)

insidieus	>	insidious (adj) 

insignificant	>	insignificant (adj) 

insinue	>	insinuate (vtr) 

insist	>	+ acc. = to insist on 

inslah	>	fall back ( vpr ) (vehicle) 

insodd	>	passenger (of an aircraft; sb) 

insolent	>	insolent, cheeky (adj) 

insolvence proceddure	>	(sing.) = insolvency proceedings

insomnia	>	insomnia (disease; sb) 

inspection	>	inspection (sb) 

inspire	>	inspire (vtr)

instable	>	unstable (adj) 

installateur	>	plumber (sb) 

installe	>	to install (vtr)

instant	>	moment, instant (sb) 

instantan	>	instant (adj) 

instaure	>	institute (vtr) 

instehl	>	to set up (vtr) 

inster	>	(sing) = entrails, bowels (splu) 

instet	>	instead (of) (prep) 

instinct	>	instinct (sb) 

instruction	>	instruction (guideline; sb) 

instrument	>	instrument (sb) 

instrumentalise	>	to make a tool of

instuned	>	smash (vtr) 

instus	>	past participle & past tense of “instuned” 

insular	>	island (adj); islander (sb) 

insule	>	island (sb)

insulin	>	insulin 

insult	>	cerebrovascular accident

insurgent	>	insurgent

insurreg	>	to rebel (vint)

intangible	>	intangible (adj.)

intant	>	in the meantime (adv) 

integher	>	integer (adj) (number) 

integrisme	>	integrism

integumentar systeme	>	integumentary systeme (sb) 

intellect	>	intellect (sb) 

intellectual	>	intellectual (adj & sb); intellectual vetat = intellectual property

Intelligence Service	>	Intelligence Service

intemperance	>	intemperance

intendance	>	supply corps, supplies office (sb) 

intendant	>	steward (sb) 

intense	>	intense (adj) 

intensive agriculture	>	intensive agriculture

inter	>	between (prep) 

interdeck	>	steerage (sb)

interdeh	>	forbid, prevent (vtr) 

interessant	>	interesting (adj) 

interesse	>	interest (sb & vtr) 

interessen conflict	>	conflict of interests (sb) 

interface	>	interface

interference	>	interference (ex. on radio; sb) 

interior	>	interior (adj) 

interlatte	>	side purlin (sb)

interlocue	>	to take aback (vtr) 

interlocutor	>	talker (sb) 

intermedyo	>	intermediary (adj)

interminable	>	interminable (adj)

intermittent	>	intermittent ( adj) 

International Monetar Fund	>	International Monetary Fund 

interne	>	to confine (ex: a disabled person, a prisoner) 

Internet	>	Internet ( sb) 

interplehc	>	intertwine (vtr) 

interpreter	>	interpreter (computing)

interreup	>	to break off (vint)

interrogation	>	questioning (sb) 

interrumep	>	to interrupt (vtr) 

interrup	>	past tense of “interrumep” 

intersehr	>	intertwine (vtr) 

interstice	>	crack, chink (sb)

intertehm	>	to decide between

intervall	>	intervall (sb)

interventionisme	>	interventionism (sb)

inthronisation	>	enthronement

intikal	>	translation (sb) (of a corpse) 

intim	>	intimate (adj) 

intimide	>	intimidate (vtr ) 

intizam	>	riot control ( sb) 

intizar	>	expectation (sb) 

intriga	>	intrigue, conspiracy (sb) 

intrinsec	>	intrinsic

introduc	>	introduce (vtr) 

intrud	>	intrude (vtr)

intrus	>	intruder (sb) 

intuition	>	intuition (sb) 

invalid	>	diabled (adj & sb) 

invad	>	invade (vtr) 

invective	>	invective (sb) 

invent	>	to invent (vtr)

inventar	>	inventory, stocktaking (sb) 

invers	>	inverse, reverse (adj)

investigation	>	investigation (sb) 

investion	>	investment (sb) 

investiture	>	investiture

invincible	>	invincible

invite	>	invite (vtr) 

involv	>	involve (vtr)

invoque	>	call forth, invoke (vtr) 

inzir	>	dried fig (sb) 

io	>	I (unstressed pronoun) 

iod	>	iodine (sb) 

Iohannes	>	John (sb) 

iom	>	him; the (masculine accusative singular); of the (masculine & neutral genitive plural)
 
ion	>	oin (sb) 

ionan	>	Ionian ( sb , adj ) 

ios	>	of the (nominative & neutral singular) 

ir	>	their 

irasc	>	get angry (vpr) (person) 

irat	>	angry ( adj)

iris	>	iris (sb) 

irisat	>	iridescent (adj)

Iristan	>	Ossetia (npr) 

irk	>	tribe, people (sb) 

iron	>	Ossetian, Alan (adj & sb) 

ironia	>	irony

irracund	>	irritable (adj) 

irradye	>	irradiate (vtr)

irreup	>	to burst in (vint)

irreversible	>	irreversible (adj)

irrevocable	>	irrevocable (adj) 

irrigation	>	irrigation (sb) 

irritable	>	irritable ( adj ) 

irritat	>	annoyed ( adj ) 

irrite	>	to irritate 

irsal	>	to broadcast 

irsh	>	chamois leather, shammy 

is	>	he; the (masculine singular nominative) 

ischbat	>	assert ( vtr ) 

ischtihar	>	notice, circular letter (sb) 

iser	>	sacred (adj); Iser Ansu = Holy Ghost; iser gordos = sacred place (sb); Iser Seddos = Holy See

isern	>	(of) iron (adj); isern virgen = iron maiden (torture)

Isfahan	>	Isfahan (npr) 

isghen	>	rawboned, bony (adj) 

isgur	>	fierce, relentless, unremitting 

Isidore	>	Isidore ( npr ) 

iskw	>	past tense of “eiskw” 

iskwehr	>	ensure ( vpr ) 

Islam	>	Islam (npr) 

Islami	>	Islamic (adj) 

islamiste	>	islamist

Ismayil	>	Ismael, Ismail

isnah	>	exalt, excite, arouse (vtr) 

isog	>	pike (fish; sb) 

isoglosse	>	isogloss (sb)

isolant	>	isolating (adj) (language) 

isolationisme	>	isolationism

isole	>	isolate (vtr ) 

isoleglas schibpaquet	>	insulated glazing ( sb) 

isorn	>	kingfisher ( sb) 

isoscel	>	isosceles ( adj ) 

issehal	>	diarrhea ( sb ) 

Istanbul	>	Istanbul (npr) 

istar	>	star (sb) 

istia	>	(old) brick (wall; sb) 

istifa	>	resignation (sf ) 

istifsar	>	to ask for information 

istikamat	>	integrity ( sf ) ( honesty) 

istikhath	>	seek help 

istikhbara	>	piece of information 

istilah	>	term (sb) (speech) 

istirahat	>	relaxation (sb) (rest) 

isu	>	arrow (sb) 

isue	>	to arrow (vtr)

iswehr	>	well up (vint) 

iswor	>	spring, source (sb) 

it	>	(& ithan) = so, this way (adv) 

itab	>	discontent (sb) 

itabic	>	dissatisfied

itak	>	that's why 

item	>	item (sb) 

iter	>	once again, anew (adv) 

Ithake	>	Ithaca (npr) 

Ithakessi	>	Ithacan (adj)

ithan	>	so, this way

itiraf	>	confession, to confess

itnamt	>	(& itnamen) = so- called ( adj) 

itner	>	itinerary, route (sb) 

itnermap	>	roadmap

ittifak	>	blunder ( sb) 

ittifak-ye	>	by mistake (adv) 

Iudaya	>	Judea ( npr ) 

ivor	>	ivory 

izhar	>	display (vtr , fig ) 

izmar	>	sea bream (sb)

ja	>	already (adv) 

jaal	>	plagiarism (sb ) 

jabak	>	colt ( sb) 

Jabal	>	Jabal (npr) 

jabba	>	gown, robe (sb) 

jabbar	>	powerful ( adj ) 

jabran	>	forcibly (adv) 

Jacob	>	Jacob, Jacques ( npr ) 

Jacobite	>	Jacobite (sb, adj ) 

jade	>	jade (sb) 

jadide	>	new, not worn out (adj) 

jadwal	>	scale, schedule ( sb) 

jaguar	>	jaguar

jahannam	>	Gehenna ( sf ) 

jahar	>	aloud 

jahil	>	ignorant (adj) 

Jakarta	>	Jakarta (npr) 

jakhd	>	toil, toiling (sb) 

jaldi	>	fast, quickly (adv) 

jalnic	>	pathetic, pitiful (adj) 

jalous	>	jealous (adj) 

jalouse	>	to envy (vtr)

Jamayca	>	Jamaica (npr) 

jamb	>	leg (sb); to stride over (vtr) 

jamel	>	bell-wether (sb) 

jamile	>	nice, pretty (adj) 

jamiya	>	grouping (sb); Jamiya im Arabs (Jamiya iom Daulats im Arabs) = Arab League 

jamiye	>	to bring together

jamus	>	buffalo (sb) 

janiba	>	spare mount (riding; sb) 

janter	>	magic spell (sb ) 

januar	>	January (sb) 

Janus	>	Janus

Japan	>	Japan (npr) 

japanese	>	japanese (adj & adv) 

jaquet	>	jacket ( sb) 

jar	>	burning (sb) (fig ) 

jardiniere	>	window box (sb) ( flower pot ) 

jargon	>	jargon

jarim	>	guilt ( sb) 

jarnayt	>	genet (sb ) 

jartier	>	garter (sb) 

jasayrih	>	jaseran (sm ) 

jasib	>	engaging, enticing (adj) 

Jason	>	Jason

jaunghay	>	unexspected obstacle (sb) 

jauz	>	walnut (sb) (tree) 

jauzaek	>	swamp (sm ) 

javahir	>	( sing) = gems, precious stones ( splu ) 

javelin	>	javelin (sb) 

jawab	>	reply ( vtr & sb ) 

jawar	>	neighborhood ( sb ) 

jawieb	>	past tense of “jawab” 

Jaypur	>	Jaipur (npr) 

Jeanne d'Arc	>	Joan of Arc (sb) 

ject	>	thing (sb) 

jectpospolita	>	(Polish) Republic

Jeday	>	Jedi (Star Wars) 

jelier	>	boor, churl ( sb) 

jellad	>	torturer ( sm ) 

jemmel	>	bun 

jenasa	>	bier (sb ) 

jenchi	>	warrior (sb) 

Jenin	>	Jenin

jenter	>	spinning wheel ( sb ) 

Jeremia	>	Jeremiah (npr) 

jeremiade	>	moaning, whinning (sb)

jerrican	>	jerrycan

jerst	>	tin 

Jesse	>	Jesse (npr) 

Jesuit	>	Jesuit (adj, sb) 

Jesus	>	Jesus

jet	>	jet (sb); jetplav = jetplane

jeton	>	chip, token (sb)

jeu de paume	>	jeu de paume 

Jeune-Tyrk	>	Young Turk

ji	>	(sing) = hemorrhoids (splu) 

jiauschou	>	surrender (sb & vint) 

jib	>	jib (sb) 

jidal	>	fight (vtr; fig) 

jidallasni	>	quibbling (adj) 

Jidda	>	Djeddah

jien	>	hand (indicator, as in a watch; sb) 

jiengjway	>	pilgrimage site (sb) 

Jihad	>	Holy War (sb) 

jihadia	>	jihadism

jihase	>	machine, device (sb) 

jilid	>	binding (of book; sb) 

jima	>	sexual intercourse 

jiman	>	boast (vint) 

jims	>	picture rail (sb) 

jinas	>	pun (sb) 

jincien	>	confidential (adj) 

jindwanschu	>	medical certificate (sb) 

jingju	>	Beijing opera (type of Chinese theatre; sb) 

jinkdou	>	to take place, to go on 

jinn	>	jinn, genie (sb ) 

jiowschay	>	stronghold (sf ) 

jirwa	>	castor oil plant ( sb) 

jischin	>	self-confidence (sb) 

jishace	>	suicidal ( adj ) 

jisown	>	self-esteem ( sm ) 

jissow	>	perilla, Japanese basil ( sb) 

jiwey	>	bodyguard ( sm ) 

jixay	>	detailed ( adj) 

jlampoh	>	to drink water 

jlampohn	>	drinking water ( sb) 

Joab	>	Joab (npr) 

Joachim os Fiore	>	Joachim of Fiore ( npr ) 

job	>	job (sb) 

joc	>	joke (sb) 

joghing	>	jogging (sb) 

join	>	to join 

joint	>	joint (adj) 

joking	>	ridiculous (adj ) 

jolida	>	disheveled (adj ) 

jonglire	>	juggler ( sm ) 

jor	>	genre ( sb) 

Jordan	>	Jordan ( npr ) 

Jordania	>	Jordan ( npr ) 

journal	>	newspaper ( sb ) 

journaliste	>	journalist (sb) 

jovial	>	merry, jolly (adj) 

joy	>	joy (sb) 

joyel	>	jewel (sb) 

joyelar	>	jeweller (sb) 

joystick	>	joystick (computing)

Jubal	>	Jubal (npr) 

juce	>	juice ( sb) 

juceus	>	juicy (adj)

Juda	>	Judah

Judas Iscariotes	>	Judas Iscariot

judce	>	judge (vtr & sb) 

judcement	>	judgement (sb) 

Jude	>	Jude (npr) 

judicial	>	judicial

judicieus	>	judicious (adj) 

jufen	>	broth (sb) 

jufu	>	housewife 

jul	>	July (sb) 

juma	>	Friday (sb) 

jumhuriat	>	commonwealth (sb) (republic) 

jumiung	>	lifetime (sb) 

jumla	>	sentence; conviction (sb) (Justice ) 

jun	>	June (sb) 

jund	>	armed group

jungkhiung	>	revival (sb) 

junmajin	>	urticaria (sb) 

Juno	>	Juno (sb) 

junta	>	junta (sb)

Jupiter	>	Jupiter (npr) (planet) 

jupon	>	waist slip; petticoat 

juravin	>	cranberry (sb) 

juridic	>	legal (adj) 

jurisprudence	>	jurisprudence (sb)

jusay	>	management (sb) 

juscha	>	injection (sb ) (medicine ) 

jusdan	>	purse ( sf ) 

just	>	just (adv) 

just-barwakt	>	just in time (manufacturing)

justice	>	justice (institution)

justice-ritter	>	"moral whithe knight"

justiciable	>	justiciable (adj & sb) 

justifie	>	justify (vtr ) 

juxt	>	jousting (sb) 

juxtaposen	>	to juxtapose (vtr)

jvayer	>	to eye, to have one's eye on 

jweteng	>	gambling (sb) 

jynx	>	wryneck (bird, sb) 

ka	>	as a 

kaaba	>	kaaba

Kaapstad	>	Cape Town (npr) 

kaba	>	bog (sb) 

kabbala	>	kabbalah (Jewish science)

kachaba	>	(& kachabayka) = smock top (sb) 

kabahat	>	pettiness (sb ) 

kabel	>	cable ( sb) (for communication ) 

kaber	>	caper ( sm ) 

kabil	>	able ( adj ) 

kabuki	>	kabuki (sb) 

Kabul	>	Kabul (npr) 

kabus	>	phantom, ghost (sb) 

kabuslik	>	ghostly (adj) 

kabusnav	>	ghost ship

kachamak	>	polenta (sb) 

kadam	>	pace, speed (sb) 

kad	>	maybe/perhaps that 

kadi	>	qadi (sb) 

kados	>	distress (pain) (sb); “mi est kados” = “it is repugnant to me” 

kadru	>	red-brown (adj) 

kaegi	>	plain (adj) 

kafan	>	shroud (sb) 

kafi	>	sufficient, enough ( adj ) 

kafir	>	impious, miscreant ( adj & sb) 

kagh	>	enclosure, fence (sb) 

kaghel	>	pebble, stone (sb) 

kaghen	>	(sing) = pudenda ( splu ) 

kahisch	>	decay ( sb ) 

kakhel	>	tile (sb ) ( on wall) 

kakhkakh	>	to guffaw 

kaki	>	khaki (sb , adj ) 

kaki	>	khaki persimmon ( sb) 

kakwrnt	>	(sing) = feces ( splu) 

kal	>	call ( sb & vtr ) 

kala	>	bastion ( sb ) ( stronghold ) 

kalab	>	mould (sb ) 

kalak	>	lame (adj) 

kalamkar	>	percaline (sb) 

kalay	>	to solder, to weld 

kalaychi	>	tinker (sb) 

kalc	>	kick (sb & vtr) 

kalch	>	lime (sb) 

kalchang	>	peanut ( sb ) 

kalch-wed	>	lime water (sb) 

kalctrap	>	caltrop (sb) 

kalding	>	fountain (sb ) (of cold water) 

kalem	>	pen (for writing; sb ) 

kalina	>	viburnum ( sb) 

kalive	>	hut ( sb) 

kalkoun	>	turkey (sb) 

kalm	>	straw, stubble ( sb) 

kalma	>	bare height 

kalpazan	>	copier (adj ) 

kalugher	>	(old) hermit (sb) 

kam	>	like (prep; identity); how ? (manner) 

kam	>	to like 

kam adet	>	as usual (adv) 

kaman	>	drone (sb) 

kamatih	>	valuable (adj) 

kambel	>	turbot ( sb ) 

kambur	>	hunchback (sm ) 

kamchik	>	whip (sf ) 

kamer	>	bedroom 

kamer	>	+ acc. =  jump over 

kames	>	spell (sb); to cast (a spell) (vtr) 

kamflor	>	daisy (flower) 

kamgarn	>	worsted (sb)

Kampuchea	>	Cambodia (npr) 

kampuchean	>	Cambodian

kamsei	>	as if

kamus	>	directory ( sb) (of words , dictionary) 

kamwns	>	chamois (sb) 

kamyab	>	to succeed in ( vtr ) 

kan	>	to sing (cock); + accusative = to play (an instrument) 

kanaat	>	quarrel, problem, issue (sb) 

kand	>	to incandesce ( white ) 

kandel	>	candle (sb) 

kandelaber	>	candelabra (sb) 

kanguru	>	kangaroo (sb) 

kank	>	hook ( sb) 

kankia	>	“elder brother” (sociology; sb) 

kankel	>	railings, bars ( sb) ( prison ); to cross out (vtr) 

kanrien	>	tolerable ( adj ) 

kanrin	>	hold on 

kant	>	can (container, sb) 

kantun	>	corner (sb) (of the house, the hearth) 

kantunspetra	>	cornerstone (sb) 

kap	>	to catch (vtr)

kapan	>	trap (sb); deh- un kapan protie = to set a trap for

kaph	>	hoof (sb) 

Kappadokia	>	Cappadocia

kaput	>	knackered (adj)

Karabakh	>	Karabakh

karag	>	dark brown (adj) 

karakh	>	numb (vtr/vint) 

Karakum	>	Karakum

karam	>	goodness (sb) 

karanfel	>	carnation (botany; sb) 

karatedo	>	karate (sb) 

karaviz	>	celery (sb) (in branches) 

Karbala	>	Karbala

karbouz	>	watermelon (sb) 

karcer	>	jail; shackles 

kard	>	to card 

kardeh	>	to surmount (vtr)

kardi	>	cutlass (sb) 

kardkasch	>	sheath (sb) 

kardwn	>	reinforce (vtr ) 

kariban	>	soon, shortly (adv) 

karibe	>	akin ( adj ) 

karih	>	odious (adj ) 

karime	>	beneficial (adj) 

karkadan	>	rhinoceros (sb) 

karl	>	guy, fellow ( sb) 

Karoun	>	Korah (npr) 

karp	>	pick (vtr ) 

Karpats	>	Carpathian Mountains ( splu ) 

karpst	>	picking, harvest (fruit; sb) 

karrar	>	+ acc. = to decide to, to make up one's mind to ( vpr ) 

karschuf	>	artichoke ( sb) 

karteche	>	grapeshot, hail of bullets

kartem	>	safflower (sb ) 

kartep	>	guelder rose (sb) 

kartoffel	>	potato 

kartvel	>	Georgian (adj & sb) 

Kartvelia	>	Georgia (npr ; Caucasian state) 

karug	>	spokesman (sb); declaim (vtr)

karwent	>	rocky

Karyala	>	Carelia 

kas	>	past tense of “kames” 

kaschaf	>	headline (newspaper; sb) 

kaschasch	>	bait (sb) 

Kashmir	>	Kashmir, cashmere

kasra	>	rout, total collapse (sb) 

kassab	>	butcher (sb) 

kassala	>	idleness ( sb) 

kassam	>	swear ( vtr ) 

kasseb	>	job, profession (sb) 

kasspilkcurve	>	short bend (on a road; sb) 

Kastalia Iswor	>	Castalia Spring ( npr ) 

kaster	>	fortified camp (sb); to substract, take out (vtr)

kata	>	from the top of (prep) 

kataedd	>	to ingurgitate (food)

katan	>	underwear (sb) 

katapoh	>	to ingurgitate (a liquid)

katathematise	>	to utter imprecations

katel	>	murderous (adj) 

katelsqual	>	killer whale

katha	>	so, thus (adv ) 

kathalika	>	likewise (adv) 

kathire	>	numerous, many ( adj ) 

Kathmandu	>	Kathmandu (npr) 

katib	>	office clerk (sb) 

katife	>	bath towel 

katoru	>	coil (of animal; sb) 

katran	>	tar ( sb) 

kattil	>	cauldron, kettle (sb ) 

kattildal	>	steep-sided valley (sb) 

kattildom	>	boiler room

katu	>	fight (sb) 

katue	>	to fight (vint) 

kau	>	to notice, to take note of 

kaug	>	puff (sb); to puff (vint; ex = at) 

kaukhkwl	>	snail (sb) 

kaul	>	hollow (adj); to scoop out (vtr) 

kaup	>	buy (vtr); purchase (sb)

kauping	>	stage place (vx; sb); shopping centre (sb) 

kaupmagh	>	purchasing power

kaupust	>	cabbage (sb) 

kaur	>	care (sb & vint) 

kaurd	>	(kardu) = hard (adj) 

kaurdyohsen oiv	>	hard-boiled egg

kaurdyohst oiv	>	hard-boiled egg

kaurer	>	guardian (of infant, etc. jur.)

kauric	>	careful (adj) 

kaur-ye	>	with care, carefully (adv) 

kav	>	dig (vtr) 

kavga	>	clash, brawl (sb) 

kawernt	>	(dug) passageway, narrow gallery (sb) 

kawi	>	look-out (ex: on a vessel) (sb) 

kawu	>	manuscript (sb) 

kawwad	>	pimp (sb) 

kay	>	(in order) to (conj); kay ? = for which purpose ? why ? 

kayak	>	kayak

Kayaphas	>	Cayaphas

kaychien	>	to give one's opinion 

kayd	>	to cut to pieces (vtr)

kaydani	>	(sing) = bilboes (splu) 

kaygana	>	scrambled egg 

kayid	>	big chief, boss (sb) 

kayjin	>	improve ( vtr ) 

kayk	>	one-eyed ( adj) 

kayl	>	to cure, to heal 

kays	>	hair (sb) past & past participle of "kayd" 

kaysar	>	hair (on the head) 

kaysbeurst	>	hair brush (sb) 

kayt	>	heath(land) (sb) 

kayurt	>	gallery ( sb ) ( underground trench ) 

kayut	>	cabin ( sb) ( ship ) 

kaz	>	gauze (sb ) 

Kazakhstan	>	Kazakhstan (npr) 

keapay	>	hideous, awful (adj) 

kebab	>	meat in pieces 

kebayl	>	kabyle (adj. & sb)

kechap	>	ketchup (sb) 

kechula	>	sheep wool bonnet 

keday	>	stall for food ( sb) 

kedelay	>	bean sprouts 

keghel	>	skittle (sb) 

keghyek	>	polecat ( sb ) 

kehgn	>	find (vtr ) 

kehl	>	hide (vtr ) 

kehlder	>	veil (sb) 

septen kehlderndans	>	dance of the seven veils 

kehlgh	>	sting ( sb) (for elephants) 

kehm	>	to comb 

kehmb	>	bend ( vint), curve (sb); curved (adj) 

kehmber	>	to cup in drying, to tighten at the waist (vtr) 

kehns	>	to consider, to assess 

kehrz	>	cut ( vtr ) 

keih	>	to be stretched out, half-lying 

keih	>	ep = to rest on 

keing	>	gird (vtr ) 

keingschia	>	slope, incline (sb) 

keip	>	show (vtr; picture) 

keisch	>	slip (hide; vtr) 

keiw	>	colleague, fellow member (sb) 

kekos	>	forage (sm ) 

kelembak	>	aloes 

kelgei	>	ringworm (adj ) 

keli	>	rural way (sb) 

kelic	>	chalice (sb) 

kelim	>	carpet (sb) 

kelk	>	sledge (sb) 

kellar	>	cellar (sb) 

kellner	>	(/-in) = waiter/waitress (sb) 

kelp	>	kelp (sb) 

kelpire	>	windfall, godsend ( sb ) 

kelvin	>	kelvin (sb) 

ke	>	(& kem) = that (clitic, introduces a wish) 

kemalisme	>	kemalism

kemall	>	reasonable (adj) 

kemer	>	crustacean (sb & adj) 

kemocheng	>	(feather) duster ( sb) 

ken	>	( prefix ) = empty of 

kenar	>	outskirt (of a wood; sb) 

Kenchreay	>	Cenchreae ( npr ) 

kenek	>	golden yellow (adj ) 

kenevire	>	floorcloth (sb) 

keng	>	oblique (adj ) 

kenis	>	(sing) = ashes (splu, of a dead person) 

kenkel	>	back of knee, ham (anatomy, sb) 

kenkseg	>	cut-throat (sb) 

kenos	>	void, vacuum (sb)

kenten	>	cento ( sb) 

kenth	>	scrap, tatter (sb) 

kenthmachine	>	machine that cuts papers into tatters, "shredder" 

keputa	>	stocking (sb) (of shepherd) 

ker	>	time, occasion; ex: tri kers = three times (sb); past tense of “keren” 

kerab	>	relative (sb; family) 

kerabat	>	relationship (in family; sb) 

kerais	>	cherry (sb) 

keramide	>	coating, flooring, facing (sb) 

keramise	>	to coat/floor/face something 

kerangu	>	horned animal 

keraun	>	to thunder forth, to strike down; thunderbolt (sb) 

kerbau	>	water buffalo (sb) 

kerber	>	speckled, spotted (ex: animal); Cerberus (npr) 

kerd	>	heart (sb); "habe semject ep id kerd" = "to feel sore about something"

kerdagh	>	heartache (sb) 

kerdmuscle	>	cardiac muscle

kerdmusclinfarct	>	myocardial infarction

kerdos	>	craft, skill (sb) 

kerdprient	>	boyfriend (sb) 

kerds	>	(sing.) = hearts (cards; splu) 

kerem	>	garlic (sb) 

keren	>	circle, surround (vtr) 

kerfel	>	chervil (sb) 

kermus	>	cherry-tree (sb) 

kernem	>	bird cherry, hackberry

Kernew	>	Cornwall (npr) 

kernewic	>	Cornish (adj & sb) 

kerosene	>	kerosene (sb) 

kerpich	>	rammed earth ( sb) 

kers	>	brain ( sb) 

kersen	>	frozen snow (sb) 

kersnit	>	ice pellet (sb) 

kerstamm	>	brain stem

kerv	>	deer (sb) 

kes	>	hare ( sb) 

keskul	>	wooden bowl 

ketone	>	ketone (sb) 

ketong	>	leper colony ( sb) 

ketter	>	spindle 

ketterpehd	>	to go into a spin (sb)

ketun	>	shepherd's hut 

keub	>	thorny bush 

keul	>	highlight, cultivate(a land; sb ) 

keulk	>	hide (vtr ) 

keung	>	to hesitate, to delay 

keup	>	to demand, to require 

keupmon	>	assignee (sb ) 

keuzd	>	to hoard (vtr)

kewer	>	North Wind (sb) 

keyah	>	food shelf 

keyf	>	state of mind 

Kfarnahum	>	Capernaum

khabar	>	news (sb) (information) 

khabd	>	craze (sb) 

khabis	>	wicked ( adj ) 

khadim	>	domestic ( sb , adj) 

khafi	>	low ( adj ) (voice ) 

khak	>	bad ( adj ) (failed); cannot (vtr) 

khaketha	>	migraine (sb) 

khakoul	>	egret (sb) 

khalach	>	carder (sb) 

khalal	>	heartily, willingly (adj) 

khalang	>	alpinia galanga (sb) 

khalass	>	help, rescue (sb) 

khalat	>	dressing gown (sb) 

khalazat	>	coarseness (sb) 

khali	>	straw mattress (sb) 

khaliban	>	mainly ( adv) 

khalifa	>	caliph ( sb) 

khalimag	>	team of yoked animals, harness (sb) 

khalti	>	jumble, hotchpotch (sb) 

khaluschi	>	old seadog (fig., sb) 

khaluz	>	copse, coppice (sb) 

khalwa	>	solitude (sb) 

khalwani	>	recluse, loner (sb)

kham	>	(fish) hook (sb) 

khamaeleon	>	chameleon (sb) 

khamal	>	tail (sb) (of a piece of furniture) 

khamer	>	spirit (alcoholic beverage; sb) 

khamsi	>	Thursday (sb) 

khamwst	>	rodent (adj & sb) 

khan	>	khan (sb) 

khana	>	closet, shed, cupboard (sb) 

khandak	>	moat (sb) 

khandan	>	lineage ( sb ) 

khanday	>	cold zone 

khandjar	>	dagger (sb) 

khanenk	>	honeycomb 

khanji	>	sinogram (sb) 

khanliawng	>	content (sb) 

khanrjien	>	Han ( Chinese) (adj , sb ) 

khanrliou	>	cold stream ( sb) 

khansian	>	sweat gland ( sb) 

khanye	>	betray (vtr ) 

khap	>	tablet (sb) 

khar	>	cutting edge ( sb) 

kharab	>	ruined (adj) 

kharasch	>	poll tax (sb) 

kharen	>	pretty ( adj ) 

kharij	>	foreign countries, the “abroad”. 

khark	>	to drown 

kharkhar	>	groan, (death) rattle (sb) 

Kharkiv	>	Kharkiv (npr) 

kharman	>	threshing floor ( sb) 

khartas	>	bumf (sb) 

Khartoum	>	Khartoum (npr) 

Kharybd	>	Charybdis (npr) 

khasaan	>	decay (sb ) 

khaschen	>	surly (adj ) 

khasina	>	(sing) = accounts, funds (splu) 

khasnah	>	Public Revenue 

khassa	>	bar ( sf ) ( pustule ) 

khassara	>	loss (sf ) 

khassiat	>	food, alimentary (adj) 

khassa	>	stingy ( adj) 

khastar	>	lining (sf ) ( sewing) 

khat	>	(hand-) writing (sb) 

khatem	>	over, finished (adj ) 

khater	>	danger ( sb) 

khaterban	>	fireman ( sm ) 

khath	>	harness (sb) 

khatna	>	circumcision (sm ) 

khauris	>	charming, pleasant ( adj ) 

Khauris nov yar !	>	Happy new year ! 

khaurise	>	to embellish

khauristat	>	pleasure, comfort (sb) 

khavan	>	mortar ( sm ) ( pestle ) 

khayal	>	daydream(ing) (sb) 

khayal-ye	>	dreamily ( adv ) 

khayat	>	tailor (sb) 

khayatsedd	>	sitting cross-legged 

khayatswehbhend	>	hovering & sitting like a tailor 

khaydamak	>	lanky (adj ) 

khayghian	>	(sea) coast (sb) 

khaygow	>	oceanic trench (sb) 

khayka	>	stalk ( sf ) 

khaykou	>	estuary (sf ) 

khayn	>	traitor ( smb) 

khayr	>	sword ( sm) 

khayrliou	>	cold ocean current ( sm ) 

khaysaw	>	(sing) = algae ( splu ) 

khayxian	>	( sing ) = sea, halieutic resources ( splu ) 

khayxiau	>	strait between an island and the mainland 

khayxien	>	seafood ( sb) 

khazar	>	khazar

kheiss	>	to feel 

kheissas	>	sensitive (adj) 

kheissassia	>	sensitivity

khekuf	>	marmot (sb) 

kheptenn	>	quite (adv)

kheuld	>	to make cooler (vtr) 

khevesch	>	thistle (sf ) 

kheyma	>	tent ( sf ) 

khianat	>	treason (sb) 

khich	>	nothing at all 

khida	>	cunning (sb; special trick) 

khidmat	>	professional activity

khiek	>	couldn't (past tense)

khierk	>	past tense of “khark” 

khilaf	>	faux-pas

khilafat	>	califate

khimer	>	chimera (sb) 

khimeric	>	fanciful

khinna	>	henna (sb) 

khinsire	>	little finger (sb) 

khisab	>	dyeing ( sb); to dye (vtr) 

khisi	>	affront ( sb) 

khiss	>	felt (past tense) 

khisses	>	feeling(s) (sb) 

khitab	>	speech, harangue (sb) 

khiter	>	evil, malignant (adj) 

khittam	>	nose-ring (especially for oxen; sb) 

khiyaaban	>	bed of flowers (sb) 

khlayb	>	loaf (of bread) (sb) 

khlev	>	pigsty (sb) 

khlor	>	chlorine (sb) 

khloride	>	chloride (sb) 

khlorofluorocarbon	>	CFC

khlorophenol	>	chlorophenol

khmer-rouge	>	Khmer Rouge (adj & sb)

khodja	>	Hodja (sb ; master) 

khol	>	birthmark ( sb) 

kholera	>	cholera (sb) 

kholt	>	cold (sickness; sb) 

khomut	>	harness(ing) (sb) 

Khonsu	>	Khonsu (npr)

khor	>	choir (sb) 

khoral	>	chorale (sb)

khoreographia	>	choreography (sb) 

khorom	>	private mansion, hôtel particulier (sb) 

khortoum	>	proboscis (sb)

khoumel	>	hops (sb) 

khouter	>	farmstead (sb) 

khowyi	>	convenience, indulgence ( sb) 

Khruschchov	>	Khrushchev ( npr ) 

Khuda hafiz	>	Goodbye! 

Khufu	>	Khufu (npr)

khuld	>	cool; past tense of "kheuld" 

khuldet	>	coolness

khurafat	>	claptrap (sb)

khurka	>	distaff (sb) 

khurma	>	date (fruit, sb) 

khus	>	hovel, slum (sb) 

khuschk	>	atrophy ( sf ) 

khutba	>	short speech, address ( sb) 

khvil	>	while ( sf) ( duration) 

khwayji	>	( sing ) = chopsticks (plu) 

khwanjanghian	>	volcanic rock ( sb) 

khwanrluan	>	mess ( sf ) 

khwanxi	>	bliss (sb) 

khwehr	>	suppurate (vint) 

khworst	>	(eagle's) aerie (sb) 

khwoyic	>	indulgent, conniving, complacent (adj) 

khwoyie	>	+ acc. = indulge in ( vpr ) 

khyk	>	pig (sb) 

kiaut	>	shell (sb) 

kiaychin	>	to reload (a pen) 

kibbuts	>	kibbutz (sb)

kibrit	>	match (for fire; sb) 

kicuta	>	hemlock (sb) 

kidnapp	>	to kidnapp (vtr)

kiekwr	>	pet (sb) 

kielc	>	past tense of “kalc” 

kielken	>	hall, upper room (sb) 

kiemer	>	hellebore ( sb ); past tense of “kamer” 

kien	>	past tense of “kan” 

kiend	>	past tense of “kand” 

kienkel	>	past tense of “kankel” 

kienkiu	>	modest ( adj) 

kiep	>	monkey ( sm ); past tense of “kap” 

kier	>	candle ( sf ) 

kierd	>	past tense of “kard” 

kierdwn	>	past tense of “kierdwn” 

kierey	>	ram ( sm ) 

kierk	>	chicken (sb ) 

kierp	>	past tense of “karp” 

kiest	>	clean ( adj ) (pure) 

kiet	>	whale (sb) 

kieu	>	noticed (past tense) 

kieul	>	past tense of “kaul” 

kieup	>	past tense of “kaup” 

kieur	>	past tense of “kaur” 

Kiev	>	Kiev (npr); past tense of “kav” 

kieyd	>	past tense of "kayd"

kieyl	>	past tense of “kayl” 

kiezghian	>	shale (geology, sb)

kizeghiangas	>	shale gas (sb)

kih	>	past tense of “keih” and "kihen"

kihen	>	to put down (vtr)

kijie	>	pheasant (sb) 

kikiaw	>	smart (adj) 

kikiriki !	>	cock o doodle doo ! 

kikwan	>	trachea (sb) 

kikye	>	jay (bird; sb) 

kil	>	keel ( sb) (vessel ) 

kilef	>	(dust/stretch) cover (sb) 

Kilikia	>	Cilicia

Kilimanjaro	>	Kilimanjaro (npr) 

kilometer	>	kilometer (sb) 

kilvater	>	wake (ship; sb) 

kima	>	minced meat ( sf ) 

kimatih	>	value (adj ) 

kimbel	>	trunk (tree; sb) 

kimlo	>	soup (sf ) ( vegetables) 

kimon	>	bug ( sf ) 

Kimri	>	Cimmerian (adj. & sb) 

kinana	>	bandolier (sb) 

kinas	>	mitt(en) (sb) 

kinaya	>	hint (allegory, sb) 

kindara	>	black seabream (sb) 

kindergarten	>	kindergarten

kinetic	>	kinetic (adj) 

se kinew	>	to thrash about 

king	>	past tense of “keing” 

King James Bible	>	King James Bible 

kinkin	>	(door)bell ( sb ) 

kino	>	cinema theatre 

kionku	>	penitence, penance ( sb) 

kiorkel	>	broken cobblestone (sb) 

kip	>	representation, picture (sb); kip (sing) = heads (of a coin; sb) 

Yawm Kippur	>	Yom Kippur (npr) 

kira	>	rental price ( sb) ; rent (sb) 

kirba	>	big/ugly goatskin, waterskin (sb) 

kirghise	>	Kyrgyz (adj & sb) 

Kirghisestan	>	Kyrgyzstan (npr) 

kirilitsa	>	Cyrillic ( sb , adj) ( alphabet ) 

Kirim	>	Crimea ( npr ) 

Kirka	>	Circe ( npr ) 

kirmiz	>	crimson (adj ) 

kisch	>	past tense of “keisch” 

kisk	>	ruffe ( sb) 

kismenye	>	ball (and chain; sb) 

kissat	>	tobacco pouch

kist	>	basket ( sb) 

kitab	>	book, digest (sb), gather in writings (vtr) 

kitel	>	overall (sb) 

Kitium	>	Kition

kitra	>	thuja (sb) 

kittar	>	linking (of events; sb) 

kiurliung	>	mound, hillock 

kiuschk	>	kiosk (sb) 

kivot	>	reliquary (sb) 

se kiw	>	past tense of “se kinew” 

kixien	>	deadline (sb) 

kiyafat	>	array (clothing; sb) 

kjee	>	silk thistle (sb) 

kjen	>	callus, hard skin (sb) 

kjiagiu	>	furniture ( sb) 

kjiarjien	>	beauty (woman; sb) 

kjiauschi	>	missionary

kjiawxieng	>	by chance (adv) 

kjiboen	>	hold (sb, martial arts) 

kjien	>	silk cocoon (sb)

kjiengow	>	perennial (adj) 

kjienrlau	>	tough (adj) 

kjigiau	>	good augury

kjin	>	gilding (sb)

kjingyow	>	goldfish 

kjingyowku	>	gold and jade 

kjinschenkjau	>	marigold ( flower ) 

kjinschi	>	myopic (adj ) 

kjiu	>	cautery (sm ) 

kjiugnan	>	rescue (vtr & sb) 

kjiuschi	>	longevity ( sf) 

kladreus	>	hold ( sf ) 

klaer	>	piece of wood ( sb) 

klah	>	to bank up, to fill in (sb) 

klap	>	beat ( vtr ) (the linen) 

klapadeireh	>	beater ( sb ) 

klaup	>	jump, leap (vint) 

klaxon	>	horn (on vehicles; sb) 

klehng	>	bend ( vtr ) 

klehpt	>	to steal; theft 

klei	>	hidden treasure 

kleitu	>	slope ( sb) 

kleiun	>	hiker (sb ) 

Kleonay	>	Cleonae ( npr ) 

Kleopatra	>	Cleopatra (npr) 

klep	>	(sing ) = fallen rocks (splu) 

kleu	>	listen to (vtr ) 

kleumen	>	reputation (sb) 

kleus	>	glory (sf ) 

kleuster	>	audition, listen to (vtr) 

kleustria	>	audience ( sm ) 

kleuyt	>	jingle, chime (vint) 

Klewandos	>	Cleanthes

klewos	>	glory (sb) 

klewosdeh	>	glorify (vtr) 

Klewosmenos	>	Cleomenes

klewost	>	glorious

kliep	>	past tense of “klap” 

klieup	>	past tense of “klaup” 

klink	>	(door) handle (sb) 

kliti	>	propensity ( sb) 

klobuk	>	hood (sb) 

kloder	>	alder (sb) 

klohng	>	past tense of “klehng” 

klohpt	>	past tense of “klohpt” 

klombh	>	mutilated (adj ) 

klonkia	>	twig (sf ) 

klor	>	stick (sm ) 

klu	>	past tense of “kleu” 

klump	>	clog (shoe; sb) 

kluster	>	past tense of “kleuster” 

klut	>	famous (adj) 

kluyt	>	past tense of “kleuyt” 

kmehen	>	to work, practise, torment, worry (vtr)

knabh	>	to full (wool)

knar	>	grate, creak (vint) 

knayp	>	tavern ( sf ) 

knede	>	knead ( vtr ) 

knedlia	>	ball (food; sb) 

kneigv	>	ep = to lean on; kneigv olan-ye = to rest one's elbow 

Knidos	>	Knidos (npr) 

kniebh	>	past tense of "knabh"

knier	>	past tense of “knar” 

knigv	>	past tense of “knigv” 

kniv	>	knife (sb) 

knop	>	button (sb) 

kobold	>	goblin ( sb) 

kocide	>	plait (of hair; sb) 

koft	>	meatball (sb) 

kogchoun	>	to have a quarrel (sb) 

kohgn	>	past tense of “kehgn” 

kohl	>	past tense of “kehl” 

kohm	>	past tense of “kehm” 

kohmb	>	past tense of “kehmb” 

kohns	>	past tense of “kehns” 

kohrz	>	past tense of “kehrz” 

koim	>	community of inhabitants (sb) 

koimbehnd	>	to assign a forced residence to 

koimreik	>	to rapatriate oneself

koin	>	whetstone ( sb) 

koister	>	campfire (sb) 

koistrank	>	poker (for fire; sb) 

kojust	>	bodysuits ( sm ) 

koklysche	>	whooping cough (sb) 

kokona	>	shrew (woman; sb) 

kokul	>	tuft of hair (sb) (animals) 

Kokytos	>	Cocytus

koliva	>	koliva (ritual boiled wheat)

Kolkata	>	Kolkata (sb) 

kolkhose	>	kolkhoz

komor	>	sledgehammer (sb) 

konak	>	manor, mansion (sb) 

kondak	>	barrel (sb) 

konem	>	clavicle, collar-bone (sb) 

kongcio	>	now (adv) 

koper	>	oats ( sm ) 

kopre	>	excrement (sb) 

kor	>	army corps, part of the army 

Korea	>	Korea ( npr ) 

korel	>	yeoman, warrior (sb) 

koriga	>	strip, strap, lash ( sb ) 

koriomenos	>	warrior spirit 

korion	>	chief of a corps of army 

korkel	>	pebble (sb) 

korm	>	torture (sb ) 

kormen	>	ermine (sb) 

korn	>	dogwood ( sb ) 

koromislo	>	shoulder piece (sb) 

kos	>	Scots pine (sb) 

kosel	>	hazel (sb) 

kov	>	to strike, to forge (vtr)

kovach	>	smith (sb); to fabricate by forging (vtr)

kovbi	>	gudgeon (sb) 

kovensider	>	wrought iron 

kovile	>	long grass 

kovnia	>	smithy (sb) 

kowja	>	ladle (sb) 

kowngbayku	>	gap (sb) 

kowp	>	heap ( sb & vtr ) 

kowpic	>	copious (adj) 

kowrnt	>	alveolus, socket (sb) 

koy	>	Koi (fish, sb) 

kragh	>	yell, scream (vtr) 

Krak des Chevaliers	>	Krak des Chevaliers (npr) 

Krakow	>	Krakow (npr) 

kram	>	gear, clobber (sb) 

kramp	>	twist (vint) 

kran	>	crane (sb) (machine) 

krant	>	shore, bank (sb) 

kreid	>	chalk (sb) 

kreider	>	sieve, screen (sb) 

kreig	>	to conquer 

kreih	>	sieve, sift (vtr) 

krek	>	(frog) spawn (sb) 

Kremlin	>	Kremlin (npr) 

krent	>	horned (adj ) 

kreptic	>	vigorous ( adj ) 

kreus	>	shudder (vint) 

krew	>	(krewos) = flesh (sb)

kriegh	>	past tense of “kragh” 

kriemp	>	past tense of “kriemp” 

krig	>	conquest (sb), past tense of "kreig"

krih	>	past tense of “kreih” 

Krishna	>	Krishna (npr) 

kriuk	>	hook ( sb) 

kriv	>	tortuous (adj ) 

krov	>	roof (sb) 

krus	>	past tense of “kreus” 

krwesen	>	ilex (sf ) 

kschauswan	>	nitric acid (sm ) 

kschianschau	>	grass jelly (Asian dessert) 

kschiau	>	Chinese horoscope 

kschong	>	door knocker (sb) 

kseuwar	>	(european) starling ( sb) 

kshitow	>	rare earth element (sb) 

kshiuu	>	fast ( adj ) 

kshiuuchifan	>	fast food (sb ) 

Kubbat-es-Schakhra	>	Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem)

kubh	>	bunk (for sleeping; sb ) 

kuchay	>	civet (sb)

kuchi	>	Tocharian (adj & sb)

kufi	>	kufic 

kufya	>	headgear (sb) 

kuga	>	reed mace, bulrush (sb) 

Ku-Geong	>	Forbidden City (of Beijing) 

kugla	>	small ball/bowl 

kuglakalem	>	biro (sb) 

kuhl	>	kohl (cosmetics; sb) 

kukjiu	>	outspoken (adj) 

kuku	>	cuckoo ( sm ) 

kul	>	past tense of “keul” 

kulah	>	cap (with an eyeshade; sb) 

kulambu	>	mosquito net (sb ) 

kulchan	>	quiver (sb ) 

kulk	>	hiding place (sb); past tense of “keulk” 

kullab	>	mould, cast (sb) 

kumar	>	game of chance 

kumasch	>	silk fabric, cloth 

kumbekh	>	crest (heraldry, helmet, sb) 

kumruk	>	customs post 

kun	>	as (temporal conjunction); present tense base of “kussen” 

kunar	>	dog performer (showman)

kunda	>	stub ( sm ) 

kundak	>	cart ( sm ) ( small, to push something) 

kundur	>	frankincense (sb) 

kuneina	>	kennel (sb) 

kung	>	past tense of “keung” 

kunia	>	she-dog, bitch (sb) 

kuning	>	potentate (sb) 

kup	>	past tense of “keup” 

kupasti	>	handrail 

kurban	>	ritual sacrifice (sb) 

Kurban-Bayram	>	Aid al Adha (npr) 

kurd	>	kurd(ish)

kurgan	>	kurgan, funeral mound 

kurihen	>	to purchase 

kurihencentrale	>	group purchasing organization

Kurile	>	Kuril

kuritor	>	purchaser, lessee (sb)

kurmia	>	mole (animal, sb) 

kurmiaend	>	platypus (sb) 

kurni	>	perch (for a bird; sb ) 

kurort	>	spa town 

kursiy	>	seat (chair; sb) 

kusch	>	to nibble, to gnaw at 

Kusch	>	Cush (Bible, npr) 

kuss	>	kiss (sb) 

kussen	>	kiss ( vtr ) 

kussour	>	failure, fault (sb) 

kussut	>	sawdust (sb) 

kustakh	>	casual (adj) 

kuxi	>	vulva (sb) 

Kuwayt	>	Kuwait (npr) 

kuyan	>	steelyard balance ( sb 

kuzd	>	hoard (sb); past tense of "keuzd"

kuzdod	>	hoard keeper 

kuzu	>	kudzu (sb) 

kwah	>	to take in, to gather (vtr); to succeed in (doing)

kwalay	>	row, din (sb) 

kwali	>	jester ( sb) 

kwanday	>	magnanimity (sf ) 

kwas	>	cough (vtr ) 

kwast	>	cough (sb) 

kwaster	>	to give/have a slight cough 

kwatel	>	receptacle, repository (sb)

kwath	>	to ferment 

kwaun	>	dog ( sb) 

kwaunmaurk	>	dog and horse 

kwax	>	croak (vtr) 

kwayd	>	invite (vtr) 

-kwe	>	-ever (as a suffix after interrogative) 

kwecto	>	apparently, as it seems (adv)

kwehen	>	sharpen (vtr) 

kwehk	>	seem (vtr) 

kwehkwl	>	to do a cartwheel 

kwehl	>	circulate (vint)

kwehlk	>	bundle (sb); toss (vtr) 

kwehlos	>	cog (sb)

kwehlp	>	to stumble ; to capsize, overturn (vint) 

kwehnd	>	+ acc. = to endure, suffer (vtr) 

kwehr	>	make, do ( vtr; including additions ); kwehr- itner kye = to head towards; kwehr- el mortu = to float on one's back; kwehr- prabh = to be right (in one's action) 

kwehrant	>	civil employee (sb)

kwehrmen	>	way (of doing something; sb ) 

kwehs	>	to pant 

kwehster	>	to sigh 

kweid	>	even if/though

kweih	>	to pay (for a crime, vint) 

kweil	>	girl 

kwein	>	+ acc. = to take revenge on 

kweisk	>	whisk ( vtr ) 

kweistel	>	to bellow, to low (vint) 

kweiter	>	clear (adj), clear ( vtr / pr); kweiter sien gurgule = to clear one's throat; (finance) wipe off, regularize; to purify 

kweitergwis	>	illuminance (sb) 

kweitert	>	brightness; playfulness

kweitos	>	white brilliance (sb) 

kwekmor	>	revealing sign (sb)

kwekwl	>	wheel (sb) 

Kwel	>	Yule (sb) 

Kwelawos	>	Santa Claus (npr) 

kwenchau	>	consider ( vtr ) 

kwender	>	angelica (sb) 

kwerkel	>	hoop (sb ) 

kweru	>	cooking container

kwet	>	sharpened (adj) 

kweter	>	whether, if (conj) 

kwetor	>	knife grinder

kwetwerdeil	>	to quarter (vtr) 

kwetwerpehd	>	to move forward on four legs (vint) 

kwetwerpod	>	four-legged (adj) 

kwi	>	bamboo basket 

kwide	>	find ( vtr; colloquial ) 

kwies	>	past tense of “kwas” 

kwiester	>	past tense of “kwaster” 

kwieth	>	past tense of “kwath” 

kwiex	>	past tense of “kwax” 

kwieyd	>	past tense of “kwayd” 

kwij	>	chipmunk (sb) 

kwikwehl	>	to turn around in circles 

kwin	>	past tense of “kwein” 

kwineuw	>	to pile / stack up (vtr) 

kwinew	>	to put away (vtr) 

kwisk	>	whisk ( sb ) ( kitchen); past tense of “kweisk” 

kwistel	>	past tense of “kweistel” 

kwit	>	white ( adj ) 

kwiter	>	picture (sb); past tense of “kweiter” 

kwit magia	>	white magics (sb) 

Kwitor	>	Avenger 

kwizei	>	regulation, statute (sb) 

kwohk	>	seemed (past tense) 

kwohkwl	>	past tense of “kwehkwl” 

kwohl	>	past tense of "kwehl"

kwohlk	>	past tense of “kwehlk” 

kwohlp	>	past tense of “kwehlp” 

kwohr	>	made, did 

kwohs	>	past tense of “kwehs” 

kwohster	>	past tense of “kwehster” 

kwoid	>	wheat (sb) 

kwoin	>	penalty, price (sb) (punishment, compensation) 

kwol	>	rotating (adj)

kya	>	towards the(m) (neut. plu)

kyag	>	rennet (sb) 

kyal	>	room (part of a building; sb) 

kyam	>	wels catfish 

kyanka	>	conch (sf ) 

kyant	>	towards (spatial preposition) 

kyar	>	dear (adj) 

kyareih	>	cherish ( vtr ) 

kyarek	>	magpie (sb) 

kyas	>	castigate, correct ( vtr ) 

kyasen	>	penalty (sb) 

kydon	>	quince (sb) 

kye	>	to(wards) (spatial preposition); (used as an enclitic after an adverb of place or time to reinforce it)
 
kyehm	>	hindrance (sb); get jammed, hinder, hamper (vint)

kyehmses	>	disability (situation, sb)

kyehrn	>	blacken (vtr) 

kyehros	>	blackness (sb) 

kyehrsen	>	(jet) black (adj; & fig); kyehrsen magia = black magics (sb); Kyehrsen Mar = Black Sea ( npr ); kyehrsen mohrt = Black Plague (sb ); kyehrsen ribis = black currant;  kyehrsen torm = black hole (sb) 

kyeim	>	to hold up, hinder, jam (vtr)

kyeimter	>	to hinder, to make diabled (vtr)

kyein	>	kite (bird; sb) 

kyenk	>	peg, pin (sb)

Kyeront	>	the “Ferryman” ( sb ) ( mythology) 

kyeuk	>	to summon 

kyeus	>	designate ( vtr ) 

kyid	>	towards it; towards the (neutral singular nominative & accusative) 

kyies	>	past tense of “kyas” 

kyim	>	past tense of "kyeim"

kyjak	>	sedge (sb) 

kyohm	>	past tense of “kyehm” 

kyom	>	ball/bowl (that blocks something; sb); towards him/the (masculine singular)

kyonk	>	shellfish (sb)

kyopev	>	clumsy (adj) 

kyost	>	rib (sb) 

kyostek	>	hobble for horses 

kyowngbu	>	fright ( sfb) 

kyrk	>	church (sb) 

kyrknav	>	nave (sb)

kyrksbidal	>	beadle ( sb ) 

Kythera	>	Cythera ( npr ) 

Kythnos	>	Cythnos ( npr ) 

kyu	>	sedan 

kyudos	>	prodigy ( sb); kyudos neren = feat ( sb) 

kyuheih	>	+ acc. = to be bearing (a child; vtr) 

kyunggiaw	>	to emphasize 

kyurk	>	pelisse (sb) 

kyutur-ye	>	as a whole ( adv ) 

laab	>	entertainment ( sb) 

label	>	label (sb) 

labire	>	to work hard 

labor	>	labour (political; adj)

laborant	>	laboratory assistant 

laboratorium	>	laboratory 

labu	>	calabash (sb) 

labyrinth	>	maze, labyrinth ( sb) 

lac	>	(& lak) = lake (sb) 

Lac os Como	>	Lake Como (npr) 

laca	>	lacquer ( sb) 

lacai	>	lackey (sm ) 

lace	>	lace ( vtr ) 

lachuga	>	hovel ( sf ) 

Laconia	>	Laconia

laconic	>	laconic

lafa	>	stipend ( sb) 

lafz	>	talk, words 

lagam	>	bridle, snaffle (sb) 

lagar	>	emaciated (adj ) 

lagher	>	camp ( sb), to store (vtr)

lagoun	>	lagoon (sb) 

laguyn	>	gourd (sb) 

lah	>	to overflood, invade (vtr)

lahaf	>	muffler (sb) 

lahn	>	winepress (basin; sb)

lai	>	lai (sb) 

lak	>	lake (sb) 

lakab	>	nickname (sb) 

Lakedaymon	>	Lacedaemon 

lakhja	>	tip of the tongue (sb) 

lakin	>	however (adv) 

Lakschadvihp	>	Laccadive

lal	>	to hum 

lalay	>	to prattle, to babble 

lambhel	>	hilt (sb) 

lambhen	>	to take hold of 

Lamech	>	Lamech (npr) 

lamen	>	sediment layer

lamentable	>	pathetic (adj) 

lamentation	>	moaning (sb) 

se lamente	>	moan (vint) 

lamep	>	lap (vtr) 

lampe	>	lamp (sb) 

lamper	>	shiny, gleaming (adj) (that reflects light) 

lampertat	>	lustre (sb)

Lampsak	>	Lampsacus (npr) 

lance	>	lance (sb) & to launch 

lance pad	>	launch pad ( sb) 

lancier	>	lancer (sb) 

land	>	country, land (sb) & to land 

landensrotos	>	undercarriage 

landsknecht	>	landsknecht (sb) 

landweir	>	war in the country 

lanet	>	lurk (vint) 

lang	>	stall (for wares; sb) 

langoreus	>	languorous (adj) 

languid	>	languid (adj) 

languie	>	languish (vint) 

languor	>	languidness (sb) 

languste	>	crayfish

lankan	>	baluster ( sb) 

lanterne	>	lantern ( sb) 

lanthanum	>	lanthanum (sb) 

lao	>	lao

Laozi	>	Laozi (npr) 

lap	>	past tense of “lamep” 

lapilli	>	(sing) = lapilli 

lapithe	>	lapith

laptop	>	laptop 

lapus	>	burdock ( sb) ( plant) 

laque	>	to laquer 

larc	>	larch ( sm ) 

large	>	large ( adj ) 

larina	>	(female) prostitute (sb) 

Larnaca	>	Larnaca (npr) 

larva	>	larva ( sf ) 

laryngal	>	laryngeal

larynx	>	larynx (sb) 

las	>	greed, lust (sb) 

lasim	>	essential, indispensable ( adj) 

lasni	>	eager ( adj) 

lasso	>	lasso (sb) 

lass	>	let (vtr) 

last	>	ballast (sb & vtr) 

lastruym	>	hold ( sb) (boat ) 

lastun	>	spiral of creeping plant

lat	>	past tense and past participle of “lanet” 

latif	>	neat, kind ( adj ) 

latin	>	Latin (adj. & sm ) 

Latium	>	Lazio ( npr ) 

latmah	>	slap ( sf ) 

latro	>	thief (sm ) 

latte	>	lath, slat, board (sb) 

Latvia	>	Latvia (npr) 

latyo	>	alluvial plain

laud	>	(arbitral) award

laude	>	to praise 

laugv	>	washing (sb) 

lauk	>	leek ( sm ) 

laun	>	borrow ( vtr ) 

laur	>	laurel ( sm ) 

lautel	>	profit (sb) 

lautlic	>	profitable, lucrative ( adj ) 

lav	>	wash (vtr ) 

lava	>	lava ( sf ) 

lavande	>	lavender (sb) 

lavathol	>	lava dome (sb) 

lava tunnel	>	lava tube (sb) 

lavire	>	to tack about (sailing; vint)

lavmachine	>	washing machine (sb)

lavrak	>	(european) seabass 

Lawa Dehnwen	>	Peoples of the Sea ( splu ) 

lawahie	>	airy (adj) 

lawc	>	clearing (in a forest; sb) 

lawni	>	linchpin (sb) 

lawo	>	people in arms ( sb) 

lawter	>	limpid, clear (adj) 

lax	>	salmon ( sb) 

laxative	>	laxative (adj. & sb) 

laxisme	>	lenience, permissiveness (sb)

lay	>	white goosefoot (plant; sb) 

laya	>	black sheep (sb) 

layic	>	secular, lay (adj ) 

laymoun	>	lemon-tree (sb ) 

layn	>	lend (vtr) 

lays	>	forest, wood (sb) 

Laystrygon	>	Laestrygonian

layteh	>	insole (sb) 

layter	>	ladder (sb) 

laz	>	lair, den (sb) 

Lazarus	>	Lazarus (npr) 

lazuward	>	lapis lazuli (sb) 

lebonah	>	incense (sb) 

leck	>	leak (sb) 

leckereit	>	sweet, candy (sb) 

lection	>	lesson (sb) 

lectorium	>	rood screen 

led	>	to offend, to wrong 

leg	>	act of Parliament 

legat	>	legion commander 

legation	>	legation (sb)

legbild	>	bill (for an Act of Parliament, sb) 

legend	>	legend (sb) 

leghar	>	alloy (sb) 

leghenn	>	bowl, basin, pan (sb) 

legion	>	legion (sb) 

legislator	>	legislator (sb) 

legitim	>	legitimate (adj) 

legitime	>	to legitimate (vtr)

legv	>	light (adj) 

legvos	>	lightness (sb) 

lehg	>	tell, count (vtr) 

lehnc	>	throw, thrust (vtr)

lehr	>	to give a lecture (sb)

leik	>	to play; game (playing; sb); to fly, to hang loose (clothes, hair; vint) 

leikar	>	playboy, knock-about comedian (sb) 

leikstyr	>	gamepad (computing)

leim	>	loam (sb) 

leimoc	>	slug (sb) 

lein	>	lead, leash (for dog; sb) 

leips	>	to miss (something; vtr)

leis	>	read (vtr) 

leisa	>	ridge (agriculture, plowing; sb) 

leit	>	to go, to run (figurative meaning) 

leiv	>	lift ( vtr ) 

leizd	>	edge ( sb ) 

lekha	>	flower bed (garden; sb) 

lekhusa	>	woman in confinement 

lema	>	disease, substance of blear-eyed persons 

len	>	soft (adj ) ( fig) 

lendv	>	waist, loin (sb) 

lendvkatan	>	loincloth (sb) 

lengu	>	thoughtlessly (adv) 

lengver	>	nimble (adj)

lengvos	>	elation 

lent	>	slow (adj); lent-ye coc = simmer (vint/tr) 

lento motion	>	slow motion (sb) (cinema) 

lentor	>	slowness

Leonardo da Vinci	>	Leonardo da Vinci (npr) 

leopard	>	leopard (sb) 

leper	>	leper (sb); leprous (adj) 

lepra	>	leprosy (sb) 

Lerna	>	Lerna (npr)

lesch	>	carrion (sb) 

lesion	>	lesion (wound)

letal	>	lethal (adj)

lethargia	>	lethargy (sb)

letters	>	letters (splu; "literature")

leu	>	detach, remove, untie (vtr) 

leuc	>	shine, glow, gleam (vint) 

leucaemia	>	leukemia (sb) 

leud	>	to go up, to arise 

leudher	>	free ( adj) 

leudherkwekwl	>	freewheeling (adj & adv) 

leudher vol	>	free will 

leuds	>	(splu) = people (several persons) 

leugh	>	lie ( vtr & sb; to utter falsehood ) 

leuk	>	league (unit of measure; sb) 

Leuktra	>	Leuctra

leup	>	peel (vtr) 

leur	>	free ( adj & vtr) 

leur menos	>	freedom of conscience 

leurtorg	>	Free Trade 

leus	>	lose ( vtr ) ; loss (sb) 

Leuven	>	Louvain, Leuven ( npr ) 

leuxmen	>	bay ( sb ) ( opening in the wall) 

leuyk	>	(& leiku ) = toy (sb) 

Levantino Mar	>	Levantine Sea

lever	>	deliver ( vtr ) 

leverant	>	delivery man (sb) 

levghend	>	left-handed (adj & sb)

levitic	>	leviticus (sb)

levstic	>	lovage (sb) 

levter	>	left (adj ) (direction ) 

levtro	>	to the left 

lewank	>	(stone) slab (sb) 

lexicon	>	lexicon (sb)

lexis	>	term (sb) (word) 

Lhasa	>	Lhasa

liachic	>	drawer ( sb) 

liaison	>	affair, liaison (sb) 

liane	>	liana ( sf ) 

liang	>	mound (sb) 

liap	>	Asian hat (sb) 

libell	>	dragonfly (sb) 

liberalisme	>	liberalism

libertinage	>	lewdness

libi	>	Libyan (adj, sb) 

Libia	>	Libya (npr) 

libitum	>	"pleasure", free choice

libram	>	libram (sb) 

librarie	>	bookshop (sb) 

libretto	>	libretto (sb) 

libter	>	willingly, with pleasure (adv) 

licence	>	license (sb) 

liche	>	lich (nb) 

lichen	>	lichen (sb) 

licit	>	lawful, licit (adj) 

licitation	>	invitation to tender (sb)

lict	>	bed (sb) 

lictdrehnk	>	nightcap (drink; sb) 

lid	>	(& oklid) = eyelid (sb) 

lider	>	leader (sb) 

liderspect	>	leadership

liek	>	(& liekar) = doctor, physician ( sb) 

liel	>	past tense of “lal” 

liend	>	past tense of “land” 

lient	>	summer (sb) 

lientsparsaat	>	daylight saving time (sb) 

liep	>	linden (sb) 

liess	>	past tense of “lass” 

lieter	>	leather ( sb) 

Lietuva	>	Lithuania 

lietuvan	>	Lithuanian (sb, adj) 

lieubh	>	love (vtr) 

Lieubher	>	Lover (sb) (tarot) 

lieubwehrg	>	hard-working (adj)

lieun	>	past tense of “laun 

liev	>	past tense of “lav” 

liew	>	small house, cottage (sb) 

lieyn	>	past tense of “laun” 

lift	>	lift, elevator (sb) 

liftban	>	lift/elevator shaft

liftgonel	>	gondola lift (sb) 

liftkursiy	>	chairlift (sb) 

lig	>	past tense of “lineg” 

liga	>	league (sb); Liga iom Nations = League of Nations 

ligament	>	ligament (sb) 

lige	>	face (sb) 

ligne	>	line (sb); ligne os credit = line of credit 

lignenav	>	steamer (sm ) 

ligver	>	Ligurian (adj) 

lihaf	>	bedcover

lihay	>	shrewd, clever (adj) 

lik	>	-like (adj) 

lika	>	the same, alike (adv) 

likav	>	playful (adj) 

likeih	>	to fly (a flag; vtr) 

likw	>	tide-mark (sb); left (past tense) 

lil	>	lily (sb) 

liliac	>	lilac (sb) 

liman	>	harbour (sb) 

limbh	>	limbo (sb) 

limite	>	limit ( vtr ) 

limite	>	limit ( sb) 

limon	>	silt

limou	>	citrus limetta (sb) 

limousine	>	limousine (sb)

lin	>	flax (sb) 

linask	>	tench (sb) 

linav	>	linnet (sb) 

lineal	>	ruler (sfb) (instrument) 

lineament	>	lineament (sm ) 

lineg	>	to lick 

linekw	>	to leave 

linen	>	linen ( sb) 

lingua	>	language (sb ) 

linguistique	>	(sing.) = linguistics

liniment	>	liniment (sb) 

linkwes	>	infinitive of "linekw" = "to leave"

linoleium	>	linoleum (sb) 

Linos	>	Linus (brother of Orpheus)

linse	>	lens (sb) 

lintel	>	header (sm ) 

lion	>	lion ( sm ) 

liondent	>	dandelion ( sm ) 

lionfel	>	linaria (sb) 

lipien	>	grayling (fish, sb) 

lip	>	lip (sb) 

lipide	>	lipid (sb) 

lipreus	>	greasy, fatty (adj) 

lips	>	past tense of "leips"

liquefie	>	liquefy (vtr)

liqueur	>	liquor (sb) 

liquidation	>	liquidation (sb) (judicial, bankruptcy) 

liquiditat	>	liquidity (sb, incl. economics)

lira	>	lira (& pound in certain countries)

liriope	>	liriope (sb) 

lis	>	past tense of « leis » 

Lisboa	>	Lisbon (npr) 

lising	>	leasing (rental purchase agreement)

lisor	>	to lease (rental purchase agreement)

liste	>	list (sb) 

lit	>	past participle and past tense of « leit » 

litania	>	litany ( sb) 

literal	>	literal

literar	>	literary (adj) 

literator	>	man of letters

literature	>	literature (sb) 

litsia	>	lychee (sb) 

litu	>	drinking session (sb) 

liturgia	>	liturgy (sb) 

liubh	>	love ( sb); past tense of “lieubh” 

liuu	>	pomegranate (sb) 

liv	>	past tense of “leiv” 

livad	>	kitchen / vegetable garden (sb) 

livid	>	livid ( adj) 

livree	>	livery( sb) 

lobby	>	lobby (sb; pressure group)

lobe	>	lobe ( sm) 

loboda	>	orache ( sb ) 

lobut	>	cudgelling (sb) 

loc	>	place (sb; turns to "lok-")

localise	>	locate (vtr) 

locanda	>	tap room (sb) 

lockye	>	weasel ( sb) 

locomotive	>	locomotive (sb) 

locus standi	>	locus standi, standing to appear (law)

loden	>	loden

lodh	>	plumb-bob ( sb) 

lodhseid	>	steady (adj) 

lodhskeir	>	not steady (sb) 

lodka	>	fishing boat (sb) 

loft	>	loft (appartment) 

log	>	log (sb); log ex = to log out; log in = to log in

logic	>	logical (adj)

logiquer	>	logician

logistic	>	logistic (adj)

logo	>	logo (sb)

logos	>	speech (sb) 

logule	>	small log

lohg	>	past tense of “lehg” 

lohnc	>	past tense of “lehnc” 

lik	>	past tense of “leik” 

lohr	>	lore; past tense of "lehr"

loid	>	clay (sb)

loikwn	>	legacy ( sb) 

loim	>	damp (adj) 

loisa	>	furrow track (sb) 

lok	>	place (sb) 

lokat	>	padlock (sb ) 

lokchuan	>	silk crepe (sf ) 

loktong	>	whore ( sf ) (! ) 

loleng	>	Chinese lantern (sb) 

lonc	>	bow ( sb ) (weapon) 

long	>	long (adj) 

longmetrage	>	feature film (sm ) 

lopat	>	shovel ( sb) 

lopatar	>	fallow deer (sb) 

loquet	>	counter, window 

lordose	>	lordosis (sb) 

lori	>	lory (bird; sb)

lorion	>	strap, braces (clothing; sb) 

loschak	>	young stallion 

Lot	>	Lot (Bible; npr) 

loteng	>	( sing.) = attic, loft (sb) 

loterie	>	lottery (sb) 

lothring	>	Lorrain (adj & sb)

Lothringia	>	Lorraine (province)

lotion	>	lotion (sb)

lotse	>	(maritime) pilot 

lott	>	to draw lots for; lot, share (sb)

lotus	>	lotus (sb) 

loupe	>	magnifying glass (sb) 

lousa	>	tonsil (body, sb) 

low	>	dishwater, wishwash (sb) 

lowagh	>	lavoir, washing place ( sb) 

lowga	>	washing agent 

lowter	>	washbasin, sink (sb) 

loy	>	law (sum of legal norms, sb) 

loyaltat	>	loyalty (sb) 

lu	>	past tense of “leu” 

luat	>	pitch pipe (sb) 

luba	>	bower, arbour ( sb) 

luban	>	olibanum (sb) 

lubher	>	bast fibre (sb) 

Lubnan	>	Lebanon ( npr ) 

lubricant	>	lubricant ( sm ) 

luc	>	past tense of “leuc” 

lucanca	>	sausage ( sm ) 

Lucas	>	Luke ( npr ) 

luce	>	light (sb) 

lucid	>	lucid (sb) 

luckern	>	skylight window (sb) 

Lucretius	>	Lucretius ( npr ) 

lucro	>	garish (adj) 

lud	>	past tense of “leud” 

ludder	>	rogue, rascal (sb)

Ludvic	>	Lewis 

luf	>	gun barrel (sb) 

lugh	>	past tense of “leugh”; lie (sb) 

lughav	>	perfidious, deceitful ( adj ) 

lughic	>	wily ( adj) 

luk	>	hatch ( sb) 

lukad	>	bright / sunny interval (sb) 

Lukaschenko	>	Lukachenko

lukma	>	snack ( sb) 

lukukramb	>	firefly (sb) 

lull	>	to lull, cradle (vtr) 

lumatay	>	to bruise, to wound (sb) 

lumbago	>	lumbago (sb) 

lumbal punction	>	lumbar puncture (sb) 

lumel	>	lout (sb) 

lump	>	rag (sb) 

lumpen	>	ragged, tattered (adj) 

lumpia	>	Spring Roll (chinese food) 

lumpsammler	>	rag and bone man 

lumpvehsend	>	dressed in rags (adj)

Luna	>	the Moon (npr) 

lunatic	>	lunatic (adj. & sb.)

lung	>	meadow (sb) 

lup	>	past tense of “leup” 

lur	>	past tense of “leur” 

lura	>	bad wine (sb) 

lure	>	freedom (sb) 

lurd	>	filth (sb) 

lurhat	>	language (sb) (not spoken or particular to a group) 

lus	>	louse (sb); past tense of “leus” 

luster	>	luster, chandelier ( sb) 

lutf	>	kindness (sb) 

lutfan	>	be nice ! 

lutt	>	burbot (sb) 

luur	>	to spy on, to watch closely 

luwa	>	silk thread (sb ) 

Luwi	>	Luwian ( adj , sb) 

luxe	>	luxury (sb) 

luxembourgisch	>	luxembourgish

luxeus	>	pompous (adj ) 

luxuriant	>	luxuriant, lush ( adj) 

luxurie	>	splendour; pomp ( sb) 

lwo	>	to loot; lwo els annem = to take one's breath away 

lwok	>	sika deer 

lwon	>	booty ( sb) 

lyceium	>	secundary school (before University; sb) 

Lydia	>	Lydia (npr) 

lyegher	>	bed, couch (sb)

lyehg	>	to lie (vint) 

lyeig	>	to lay (vtr) 

lyekwrnt	>	liver ( sb) 

lyekwrntvurst	>	liverwurst 

lyig	>	past tense of “lyeig” 

Lykurgos	>	Lycurgus

lymphome	>	lymphoma (sb) 

lynx	>	lynx (sb) 

lyogher	>	watch, look-out (like an animal; for hunting; sb) 

lyogos	>	deposit (ex	>	ore; sb) 

lyohg	>	past tense of « lyehg » 

lyohga	>	situation (sb)

lyra	>	lyre (sb)

Lysip	>	Lysippos

lyt	>	a little (adv); lyt ed lyt = little by little 

lytil	>	little (adj) 

lyung	>	lung (sm ) 

lyut	>	fierce (adj) 

ma	>	why ( pron. interr) 

maaf	>	sorry (adj ) ( excuse) 

maal	>	good ( sm) ( possession ) 

maallift	>	lift (sm ) 

maarif	>	building (fig ) 

Maas	>	Meuse

maaschouk	>	lover ( sm ) 

maazwl	>	removed (adj , sm ) 

macabre	>	gruesome (adj) 

macadamia	>	macadamia (sb) 

macen	>	stonecutter (sb)

machete	>	machete

Machiavelli	>	Machiavelli ( npr ) 

machine	>	machine ( sb) 

machinebunduk	>	machine gun ( sb ) 

machinepistol	>	submachine gun 

macule	>	dapple ( vtr ) 

madame	>	Mrs. ; ma'am. 

madeir	>	timber (sb) 

madenn	>	mining ( adj ) 

madh	>	wet ( adj ) 

madh	>	to lie, to be shrouded in (fig.) 

madreporic	>	madreporic (adj) 

madyoun	>	debtor (adj , sb) 

mae	>	don't (adv) 

maedwn	>	friendly ( adj ) 

maememyehrsas	>	forget-me-not, myosotis (sb) 

maeng	>	shoot (mastery, skill) (sb) 

maeti	>	not... anymore (when "mae" ought to be used)

mafia	>	mafia (sb)

mafioso	>	mafioso

maflouk	>	devoid, lacking (adj) 

magasin	>	store, warehouse (sb) 

magasinier	>	storekeeper (sb) 

Magdala	>	Magdala (npr)

Magdalenien	>	Magdalenian (adj. & n.) 

Magellan	>	Magellan (npr) 

magh	>	can, may (vtr) ; power (sb) 

maghil	>	tomb (sb) 

Maghreb	>	Maghreb (npr) 

maghrebi	>	North African

maghses	>	maybe (adv) 

maghtula	>	power balance

magia	>	magics (sb) 

magician	>	magician (sb)

magisterium	>	master's degree

magistrat	>	magistrate (sb) 

magma	>	magma

magn	>	main (adj); magnios sequence star = main sequence star 

magnat	>	tycoon (sb)

magnesium	>	magnesium (sb) 

magnet	>	magnet (sb) 

magnetic resonance	>	magnetic resonance; Magnetic Resonance Tomographia = Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) 

magnificence	>	magnificence (sb)

magnitude	>	magnitude

magno seghel	>	mainsail (sb) 

magos	>	magus (sb) 

magoti	>	femininity ( sb) 

magur	>	mound (sb) 

magv	>	child (sb; young being) 

Magyar	>	Hungarian (adj. & sb) 

Magyaria	>	Hungary (npr) 

mahalg	>	costly

mahar	>	dowry (sb) 

mahed	>	cradle (sb, fig.) 

mahel	>	to try (vpr); trial (sb) 

mahibe	>	formidable ( adj ) 

mahir	>	cunning ( adj) 

mahjiaung	>	mahjong ( sb ) 

mahlbehrg	>	courthouse (sb) 

mahogany	>	mahogany ( sb) 

mai	>	May (sb) 

maibrank	>	maybug (sb) 

maideh	>	help ! mayday !

maigher	>	meagre (adj)

mailing	>	mailshot (sb) 

Maimonides	>	Maimonides (npr) 

maimour	>	med + encharged with (adj) 

maimoureih	>	med + to encharge with 

maincourante	>	daybook (ex: in police station)

majalah	>	magazine (sb) 

majestat	>	majesty (sb) 

majestueus	>	majestic (adj) 

majlis	>	assembly house, assembly chamber (sb); Majlis ios Vatan Suria = Syrian National Council

Majlis im Communes	>	House of Commons 

majnoun	>	crazy love 

major	>	major (adj; sb); major arcane = arcana major (sb) (cards); major modus = major scale (music) 

majorat	>	major of age (adj. & sb) 

majordomo	>	majordomo (sb) 

majoritar	>	majoritary (adj)

majoritat	>	majority (sb)

majuscule	>	capital letter (adj & sb) 

makah	>	dive (bad inn; sb) 

makar	>	although, whatever

makase	>	railroad switch ( sb) 

makass	>	(sing) = clippers (sb) (hairdresser ) 

makbul	>	fulfilled, granted (ex	>	wish; adj) 

makdour	>	option ( sm ) ( possibility ) 

makedon	>	Macedonian

Makedonia	>	Macedonia (npr) 

maken	>	poppy (sb) 

makh	>	make, fabricate (vtr) 

makhboub	>	darling (adj & sb) 

makhkoum	>	convicted (adj & sb) 

makhleb	>	Saint Lucy cherry 

makhmour	>	drunk ( adj ) 

makhmourluk	>	hangover ( fig, sb) 

makhsoul	>	yield, ouput, return ( sb) 

makhsus	>	on purpose, intentionally (adv ) 

makir	>	deceitful ( adj ) 

makrell	>	mackerel

makrisch	>	sorrel (sb) 

makrouse	>	indebted (adj ) 

maktab	>	workroom ( sm ) 

maktub	>	missive (sb) 

makulat	>	sustenance (sb) 

makuz	>	( sing) = shears ( splu ) 

mal	>	poor, mediocre, bad (adj) 

mala	>	trowel ( sf ) 

malaghetta	>	malaguetta (sf) 

malaise	>	malaise (sb ) 

malal	>	weariness ( sb); to weary (vtr) 

malalt	>	weary ( sb) 

malama	>	reprimand, rebuke (sb)

malamant	>	detached (behaviour) 

malaria	>	malaria (sb) 

malay	>	corn/maize flour (sb) 

malays	>	Malay

Maldives	>	(splu) = Maldives (splu) 

maldivi	>	Maldivian

malefic	>	evil (adj) 

malefice	>	evil spell 

malek	>	wood fire (sb)

malformation	>	malformation 

malgasch	>	malagasy (adj & sb)

malgh	>	mallow (sb) 

malice	>	malice (sb)

malin	>	tainted (adj) 

malinger	>	puny ( adj ) 

mallah	>	boatman ( sb ) 

mallands	>	badlands (splu) 

malleable	>	malleable ( adj) 

malm	>	shoal (sb ) 

malnutrition	>	malnutrition (sb) 

malodore	>	reek (vint) 

maloul	>	depressed (adj) 

malst gwahmen	>	stopgap (sb)

malt	>	malt (sb) 

malti	>	Maltese (adj & sb)

maltose	>	maltose (sb) 

Maluku	>	Maluku

malumat	>	piece of information (sb) 

malvasia	>	malmsey (sb) 

malversation	>	embezzlement (sb)

mamaliga	>	maize porridge (sb) 

mambh	>	reproach (vtr) (semject ad semanghen)

mamma	>	mummy

mammifer	>	mammal (adj & sb) 

mammwt	>	mammoth (sb) 

man	>	to stay (vint) 

manafi	>	bargain (sb)

manage	>	manage, run (vtr) 

Manasse	>	Manasseh (npr)

mandala	>	mandala

mandarin	>	mandarin (adj. & sb) 

mandayi	>	mandaean, mandaeic

mandat	>	mandate (incl. League of Nations)

mande	>	to send for (vtr) 

mandile	>	apron (sb) 

mando	>	sterile (adj) ( woman) 

mandolin	>	mandolin ( sf ) 

mandor	>	foreman (sm ) 

mandover	>	manpower, labour (sb) 

mandra	>	cowshed (sb) 

mandragor	>	mandrake ( sf ) 

maneth	>	learn ( vtr ) (a news ) 

maneuvre	>	maneuver ( sb) 

manganese	>	manganese (sb) 

mangeit	>	mangy (adj)

manghan	>	bewitch (vtr) 

mangolnel	>	mangonel

mangrove	>	mangrove (sb) 

manhouss	>	sombre, gloomy 

maniak	>	maniac (adj. & sb) 

manichaeisme	>	manichaeism ( sb) 

manicure	>	manicure ( sb) 

manier	>	manner (sb) 

manifeste	>	to show, express, demonstrate (vtr) 

manifesto	>	manifesto (sb)

Manila	>	Manila (npr) 

manipule	>	handle (vtr) 

manju	>	manchu

Manjukwok	>	Manchuria

mank	>	to lack, be lacking (vint); lack (sb)

mankal	>	brazier (sb) 

mankay	>	mango ( sf ) 

mankholt	>	chard ( sf ) 

mann	>	husband (sb) 

manna	>	manna

mannequin	>	dummy; model (sb) 

mansarde	>	mansard roof (sb)

mant	>	(& mantu) = chin (sb) 

manta rai	>	Manta ray 

mantega	>	lard (sb) 

mantein	>	maintain (vtr) 

manteinance	>	maintenance (sb)

mantel	>	coat (sb) 

mantelett	>	mantlet

manthel	>	calender (vtr) (the linen) 

manticore	>	manticore (sb) 

mantis	>	(praying) mantis (sb) 

manzil	>	caoching inn, transport café, stopover 

maoiste	>	maoist

map	>	map (sb) 

mapsack	>	binder, satchel ( sb) 

maquette	>	scale model

maquiss	>	maquis shrubland 

maquiyage	>	make-up, greasepaint (sb) 

mar	>	sea ( sb) 

Mar Agayos	>	Aegean Sea ( npr ) 

marasmus	>	marasmus

maraux	>	longspined bullhead 

maraz	>	sickly ( adj ) 

marba !	>	pleased to meet you ! 

Marcell	>	Marcellus

marche	>	march (sb & vint)

marct	>	(& marken) = craggy, seamed (face; adj)

Marcus Aurelius	>	Marcus Aurelius (npr) 

mareghi	>	urchin (sb) 

marg	>	edge (sb) 

margarine	>	margarine (sb) 

marge	>	margin (sb) 

marginal	>	marginal (adj)

margwenak	>	siren, mermaid (sb) 

marhoum	>	late (deceased; adj) 

marhour	>	haughty (adj) 

Maria	>	Mary ( npr ) 

Marianas	>	(Insules) = Mariana Islands 

marik	>	burglar (sb) 

marine	>	navy (sb) 

marineblou	>	navy blue (adj) 

marinfanteriste	>	Marine soldier (sb) 

marionette	>	marionette (sb) 

maritim	>	maritime (adj)

marjban	>	ranger (of Middle-Earth; sb) 

mark	>	to mark (out); mark, trademark(sb); march (sb) (territory) 

marketing	>	marketing (sb) 

marloub	>	defeated (adj) 

marloubia	>	defeat (sb) 

marloubeih	>	defeat (vtr) 

Marmara	>	id - = Sea of Marmara

marmelade	>	marmalade (sb) 

marmor	>	marble (sb)

marmosett	>	marmoset (sb) 

marn	>	present tense base of “marsen” 

marnad	>	pipefish ( sm ) 

marnigv	>	mermaid ( sb) 

marode	>	to be on the prowl 

Marok	>	Morocco (npr) 

maroki	>	Moroccan 

maronite	>	maronite

marotte	>	fad (sb) 

maroul	>	lettuce (sb) 

marpertu	>	fjord

marquese	>	marquis (sb) 

Mars	>	Mars (npr; planet)

marsan	>	Martian (adj. & sb)

marschal	>	marshal (sb) 

marseghel	>	topsail ( sb ) 

marsen	>	to wither, to decay 

marsiuge	>	sea-sickness (sb) 

Marsilio Ficino	>	Ficino (npr) 

marswin	>	porpoise (sb)

mart	>	March (month, sb) 

marter	>	marten (sb) 

marthiya	>	dirge (sb; chant) 

martial	>	martial (adj. & npr) 

martyr	>	martyr (sb) 

marwtia	>	impetuosity

marwtic	>	fiery (adj) 

marz	>	disgust (vtr ) 

marzih	>	caprice, whim (sb) 

marzipan	>	marzipan (sb) 

masaar	>	reliquary, shrine ( sb) 

mascarade	>	mascarade (sb) 

masch	>	sweet pea ( sb) 

maschiculi	>	machicolation ( sb ) 

maschkhoul	>	engaged ( adj ) ( borrowed , used) 

maschkouk	>	doubtful ( adj) 

maschour	>	famous ( adj ) 

maschrou	>	legitimate (adj ) 

maschruu	>	striped ( adj) 

maschtab	>	standard ( sm) ( measure ) 

mascotte	>	mascot ( sb) 

masculin	>	masculine (adj) 

masgal	>	arrow slit 

masjid	>	mosque (sb); Masjid al Aksa = Al Aqsa Mosque

mask	>	mask (sb & vtr)

Maskat	>	Muscat ( npr ) 

maskbal	>	fancy-dress bowl 

maslag	>	Datura stramonium ( sm ) 

masnadh	>	prop ( sm ) 

masraf	>	expenditure (sfb) & spend ( vtr ) 

masrour	>	glad ( adj ) 

massacre	>	massacre (sb) 

massaf	>	line, queue (sb) 

massage	>	massage (sb & vtr)

massal	>	joke, trick, hoax (sb) 

massalla	>	prayer rug 

masse	>	mass (sb) 

massengrabh	>	mass grave, "potter's field" (sb) 

massif	>	mountain range (sb) 

massing	>	brass (sb) 

massive	>	massive ( adj) 

massoul	>	responsible, liable ( adj , sb) 

massur	>	weaver spool 

mast	>	mast (sb) 

mastodon	>	mastondon (sb) 

mat	>	checkmate (chess; sb) 

matam	>	lugubrious ( adj) 

matamoro	>	matamoros (sb) 

match	>	match (sb; sport) 

mater	>	mother ( sb) 

Peltewih Mater	>	Mother of All Things 

materbahsa	>	mother tongue (sb) 

materia	>	matter, substance (sb) 

material	>	material (sb & adj) 

maternitat	>	maternity hospital (sb)

materplack	>	motherboard (sb) 

matertat	>	motherhood (sb)

math	>	past tense of “maneth” 

mathal	>	saying, dictum (sb) 

mathalan	>	for example, for instance 

mathematique	>	(sing) = mathematics ( splu ) 

mathematiquer	>	mathematician (sb) 

mathmoun	>	content (sb); to contain (vtr) 

matier	>	field ( discipline, sb ) 

matil	>	moth

matrass	>	mattress (sb) 

matriarchat	>	matriarchy

matrimonial separation	>	legal separation

matrix	>	matrix (sb) 

matrose	>	seaman (sb ) 

matruw	>	maternal uncle ( sm ) 

matta	>	mat ( sf ) ( bench ) 

matur	>	mature (adj) 

Matyah	>	Mathew ( npr ) 

mau	>	barter (vtr) 

maul	>	sacrifice (vtr) 

maun	>	warn (vtr) 

maund	>	protection

maung	>	much, many (adj. & adv) 

mauntia	>	muse (sb) 

maur	>	dark; swarthy (adj) 

maurdh	>	murder (sb & vtr) 

maurdher	>	murderer (sb) 

maurg	>	morning from 0H00 to daylight, « graveyard's shift » 

Mauritania	>	Mauritania (npr) 

Mauritius	>	Mauritius (npr) 

maurk	>	destrier (sb) ; knight (chess ; sb) 

maurkschalk	>	marshal ( sb) ( in charge of horses ) 

mausoleium	>	mausoleum (sb) 

maut	>	toll ( sb) 

mauve	>	mauve (adj ; color ) 

mauxekwan	>	capillary vessel 

mawi	>	faded (adj ) 

mawjuiji	>	ink brush 

maxam	>	design, intention (sb) 

maxim	>	maxim (sb)

maximum	>	maximum (sb) 

maxud	>	intentional ( adj ) 

maydan	>	playground 

mayer	>	tenant farmer (sb) 

mayeutique	>	mayeutics

mayka	>	jersey (sb) 

maykhana	>	tavern, inn (sb) 

mayl	>	mile (avoirdupois system; sb) 

maymoun	>	monkey (sb) 

mayn	>	opinion (sb); to mean (vtr) 

maynad	>	maenad (sb) 

maynen	>	meaning (sb)

maynmeid	>	poll (sb) 

mays	>	maize (sb ) 

mayster	>	master ( sb ) 

mayu	>	swampy ground 

mayukh	>	ankle (sf ) (wood ) 

mayuss	>	disconsolate (adj ) 

mayzel	>	butcher, hack, mangle ( vtr ) 

mayzelar	>	pork butcher (sb) 

maz	>	maggot (sb) 

mazbakh	>	slaughterhouse ( sb ) 

mazgh	>	(sing) = brains (splu) 

mazreb	>	big top of tent (sb) 

mazuk	>	strawberry ( sb ) 

me	>	me (accusative) 

meander	>	meander (sb ) 

mecanic	>	mechanical (adj) 

mecanique	>	mechanics ( sb) 

mecanisme	>	mechanism ( sb ) 

mecaniste	>	mechanic, driver ( sb) 

Makka	>	Mecca (npr) 

med	>	with (means; prep) 

medayl	>	medal ( sb ) 

medaylon	>	medallion (sb) 

Medea	>	Medea (npr) 

medgu	>	common pochard ( sb) 

massen media	>	(splu) = mass media 

mede	>	mede

mediatic	>	media (adj)

mediatolker	>	media player (software)

medic	>	doctor, physician (sb) 

Medici	>	Medici (npr) 

medicin	>	medicine (sb) 

medio	>	middle (adj & sb ) ( center) 

mediocre	>	mediocre ( adj ) 

mediofingher	>	middle finger (sb) 

Mediomar	>	Mediterranean (Sea ) 

Mediorient	>	Middle East ( sb ) 

meditation	>	meditation (sb ) 

medsu	>	amidst ( prep ) 

medu	>	mead (sm ) 

medusa	>	jellyfish ( sf ) 

medv	>	heady, inebriating (adj) 

medven	>	to make drunk (vtr) 

medvia	>	drunkenness (sb)

Medyeusteuropay Lands	>	= MEEL = East and Central European Countries

meg	>	very, much (adv) 

megagmo	>	the Great Way (ex : stars) 

megalith	>	megalith (sb)

megalomaniak	>	megalomaniac (adj, sb) 

megatmen	>	magnanimous (adj) 

megaurb	>	megacity ( sb ) 

megder	>	redwood (sb) 

megdos	>	greatness 

mege	>	size (sb) 

Meger Belt	>	Great Belt

megil	>	(comp. meger; sup. megst) = great, large (adj) 

Megil Hevd	>	Holy Week 

Megil Juma	>	Good Friday 

megil klewos	>	(sing) = deeds (splu), “big glory” (sb) 

mehgh	>	to grant (vtr)

mehl	>	grind (vtr) 

mehld	>	to signal, announce (vtr), to pray (vint) 

mehlden	>	prayer; description, particulars (sb) 

mehldschid	>	leaflet

mehlg	>	milk (vtr) 

mehlstrohm	>	maelstrom

mehm	>	remember (vtr) 

mehmen	>	remembrance (sb) 

mehn	>	think (vtr); thought (sb) (general) 

mehr	>	die (vint) 

mehreina	>	place to die (sb)

mehsg	>	knit (vtr ) 

mehsgmen	>	knitting (sb) 

meic	>	blink (vint) (eye) 

meid	>	measure (vtr & sb); ep meid = bespoke 

meidaw	>	upside down (adj) 

meidic	>	modest (adj) 

meil	>	prefer, like (vtr) 

meinc	>	diminish (vtr/vint) 

meingfu	>	issue ( sf) ( death ) 

meini	>	minnow (sb ) 

meinyun	>	fate, destiny ( sb ) 

meiose	>	meiosis

meirong	>	maze ( sm ) 

meis	>	more (adv) 

meist	>	most (adv) 

meith	>	+ acc. = change of (vint) 

meithel	>	main square 

meiwrnt	>	term (duration; sb)

meizd	>	to reward, recompense (vtr) 

meja	>	table (sb) ( for eating) 

mejban	>	host (sm ) (receiving ) 

meje	>	eat ( vtr ) ( seated) 

mejeina	>	dining room (sb) 

Mekhlen	>	Mechelen ( npr , city of Belgium ) 

mekhtab	>	moonlight 

meklemm	>	ointment ( sb) 

Mekong	>	Mekong (sb) 

mela	>	black ink (sb); ink-black (adj) 

melamine	>	melamine

melankholic	>	melancholic ( adj ) 

melanome	>	melanoma (sb) 

Melchisedech	>	Melchizedek (npr) 

melee	>	melee

Melewagher	>	Meleager

melg	>	milk (sb) 

melgarie	>	dairy (sb) 

Melgvia	>	Milky Way ( sb) 

melinder	>	honey fritter (sb) 

meln	>	muddy (adj) 

melodia	>	melody (sb) 

melomane	>	music lover

melon	>	melon (sb) 

melopoia	>	chant (sf ) 

melos	>	softness, mellowness

melsk	>	soft, mellow (adj) 

melv	>	flour (sb) 

member	>	member (sb) 

membrane	>	membrane (sb) 

membraneus	>	membranous (adj) 

memmen	>	+ acc. = evoke the memory of (vint) 

memorandum	>	memorandum, memorial (sb) 

memoria	>	memory (sb) 

memorise	>	memorize (vtr)

mems	>	limb (sb) (body) 

memsbat	>	(& memsbaten) = aching (when referring to tiredness, body; adj) 

memuar	>	memoir ( sb ) ( story ) 

men	>	but ( conj) 

menace	>	menace (sb & vtr ) 

menach	>	fop (sb ) 

menagerie	>	menagerie (sb) 

Mencius	>	Mencius

mendel	>	almond (sb) 

Mendeleyev	>	Mendeleev (npr) 

mender	>	mountain lake (sb ) 

menegh	>	crowd (sb) 

menexi	>	violet (flower, sb) 

mengain	>	vice (for tools, sb) 

mengusch	>	pendant (jewel; sb) 

meningitis	>	meningitis (sb) 

menos	>	consciousness, spirit, intent (sb) 

menot	>	lunation, moon's month

mens	>	mess (dinning room; sb) 

mensc	>	human, man (sb) 

menscenressurces	>	human resources

menscgenos	>	(hu)mankind (sb) 

menscule	>	uvula (sb) 

mensdeh	>	wisdom ( sf ) 

mensdeht	>	(& mensdehn) = full of wisdom 

mensdehyazgen	>	[mënsde:yAdjën] = zoroastrianism (sb) 

menstruation	>	menstruation (sb) 

ment	>	mind (sb) 

mental	>	mental (adj) 

mental retard	>	mental retard (sb) 

mentangst	>	remorse ( sp) 

Mentat	>	Mentat (sb ) ( Dune) 

mention	>	mention (vtr & sb ) 

mentor	>	thinker (sb) 

menue	>	menu ( sb) 

menuet	>	minuet

menxu	>	while (conj.) 

meongcin	>	bird of prey (sb) 

mer	>	mere (adj.) 

mercantile	>	mercantile (adj.) 

mercantilisme	>	mercantilism

mercat	>	market (sb) 

mercatcapitalisation	>	market capitalization

mercatsok	>	market research

mercenar	>	mercenary (adj. & sb) 

mercerie	>	haberdashery (sb) 

merchandising	>	merchandising (sb)

mercie	>	mercy (sb) 

Mercur	>	Mercury ( npr ) ( planet ) 

meremett	>	mending (sm ) 

meremettise	>	darn ( vtr ) 

Merenptah	>	Merneptah

merg	>	dive (vtr/vint) 

mergbaurd	>	diving board (sb) 

mergis	>	filth (sb) 

mergist	>	filthy, disgusting (adj)

mergschowbey	>	diving equipment (sb) 

meriend	>	provision, food (sb) 

merig	>	merry (adj) 

merit	>	merit (sb) (advantage, benefit; law case) 

merlang	>	whiting (sb)

merlon	>	merlon (sb) 

merluce	>	hake (sb) 

Merovech	>	Merovech

meroveching	>	merovingian

mersie	>	thank you (interjection) 

merteck	>	joist (sb) 

merti	>	mortal (adj) (doomed to die) 

merto	>	mortality

meryo	>	young warrior 

mesel	>	blackbird (sb) 

Mesopotamia	>	Mesopotamia (npr) 

mesopotamiak	>	Mesopotamian

mespil	>	medlar (sb) 

message	>	message ( sb) 

message pwarn	>	errand boy ( sb) 

messager	>	messenger (sb) 

messe	>	mass (sb) 

messiah	>	Messiah (sb) 

messianisme	>	messianism

mestiss	>	mestisso, métis (sb) 

mestissage	>	interbreeding

met	>	dish, meal (sb) 

metabolisme	>	metabolism ( sb ) 

metall	>	metall (sb) 

metallurgia	>	metallurgical industry

metaphor	>	metaphor

Metaschala	>	Methuselah (npr) 

metastase	>	metastasis (sb) 

Metastasio	>	Metastasio

meteor	>	meteor (sb) 

meteoric	>	dazzling, incredible (adj) 

meteorite	>	meteorite (sb) 

meterise	>	retrenchment ( sm ) 

methane	>	methane (sb) 

methode	>	method ( sb) 

metro	>	underground	>	ube (sb) 

metropolis	>	metropolis (sf ) 

mett	>	mow ( vtr ) 

meublar	>	furniture ( sm ) 

meuble	>	piece of furniture (sb ) 

meudh	>	ub = cheer up 

meugh	>	mug ( sm ) ( drinking ) 

meuk	>	release (vtr ) , drop (vtr ) 

meun	>	moon (sf ) 

meunweus	>	moonrise (sb) 

meurch	>	cement (vtr ) (fig ) 

meurch	>	harden ( vint / vtr ) 

meurcher	>	mortar (sm ) ( concrete) 

meurm	>	swarm (vint) 

meute	>	pack (ex	>	of wolves; sb) 

mev	>	gull ( sf ) 

Mexico	>	Mexico ( npr ) 

mezzanine	>	mezzanine

mi	>	to me 

miasma	>	miasma

miau	>	miaow

mic	>	wink (sb); past tense of “meic” 

Michael	>	Michael (npr) 

Michelangelo	>	Michelangelo ( npr ) 

micri	>	tiny ( adj ) 

micro	>	microphone ( sb) 

micro-rika	>	headset (sb) 

microbe	>	microbe, germ (sb) 

microbian	>	microbian, microbial

microcosme	>	microcosm (sb)

microcredit	>	microcredit

microfinance	>	microfinance

microorganisme	>	microorganism (sb) 

microphone	>	microphone ( sb) 

microprocessor	>	microprocessor (sb) 

microscope	>	microscope ( sb ) 

mid	>	past tense of « meid » 

middien	>	noon (sb) 

midfabricat	>	intermediate good

midspilker	>	fid (tool for ropes)

mie	>	(sing.)	>	= noodles (splu) 

miech	>	blade of weapon (sb) 

miechel	>	thin strip / blade (sb) 

miechstaven	>	metal shutter 

miedh	>	past tense of “madh” 

miegve	>	childhood (sb) 

miehel	>	past tense of “mahel” 

miekh	>	past tense of “makh” 

mielt	>	honey (sb) 

miembh	>	past tense of “mambh” 

miems	>	meat ( sb) 

mien	>	my, mine; past tense of “man” 

miens	>	of my (singular)

mienthel	>	past tense of “manthel” 

mier	>	big, large ( adj ) 

Id Mier Antsalg	>	the Great Escape (movie) 

mierk	>	past tense of “mark” 

Mierstieups	>	“Strider” (name of Aragorn in the “Lord of the Rings”) 

mierz	>	past tense of “marz” 

mieu	>	past tense of « mau » 

mieul	>	past tense of « maul » 

mieun	>	past tense of “maun” 

mieurdh	>	past tense of “maurdh” 

mieyn	>	past tense of “mayn” 

mieyzel	>	past tense of “mayzel” 

mifussal	>	hinge (sb) 

migh	>	past tense of "minegh"

mighel	>	mist (sb) 

mignon	>	minion (sb) 

migrator	>	migratory ( adj) ( bird) 

miieu	>	past tense of "miau"

mijmer	>	censer (sb) 

mikdar	>	amount (sb & vtr) 

mil	>	thousand ( num ); past tense of “meil” 

mild	>	mild ( adj ) 

milder	>	alleviate, mitigate (vtr ) 

mildet	>	pity ( sb ) 

Miletos	>	Miletus (npr) 

mileus	>	compassionate ( adj) 

milfel	>	mille-feuille (sb) 

milgran	>	pomegranate tree (sb)

milice	>	militia (sb) 

milicionaire	>	militiaman (sb) 

milieu	>	milieu (sb) (environment) 

militant	>	militant (adj. & sb)

militar	>	military (adj) 

milite	>	to be a militant

miliu	>	millet (sb) 

milium	>	mile (measure unit; sb; in avoirdupois system “mayl”) 

millenarisme	>	millennialism (sb) 

millennium	>	millennium (sb) 

million	>	million (acts like a distributive number)

millionaire	>	millionaire

milz	>	spleen (sb; body) 

mime	>	mime (vtr & sb) 

mimicrie	>	mimicry (sb) 

mimithav	>	flighty, fickle (adj)

minara	>	minaret (sb) 

minc	>	thin, slim (adj); past tense of “meinc” 

mine	>	mine (sb) 

minegh	>	urinate (vtr) 

miner	>	miner (sb) 

mineral	>	mineral; mineral aqua = mineral water 

mingo	>	sunday (sb) 

miniature	>	miniature (sb) 

miniaturise	>	miniaturize (vtr) 

ministerium ios interior	>	interior ministry

ministrant	>	altar server (sb) 

ministrell	>	minstrel (sb) 

Minor Conventual	>	Conventual Franciscan (sb) 

minorat	>	minor, infant (sb, adj) 

Minotaur	>	Minotaur (npr) 

minst	>	least (adv); Minst antslehnkus lands = least advanced countries

minter	>	less (adv) 

mint	>	mint (sb; flower) 

mintean	>	underbodice (sb) 

minu	>	slim, slight, tiny (adj) 

minus	>	minus (mathematics); missing (adj; when it refers to some counting) 

minuscule	>	small (letter)(adj. & sb)

minute	>	minute (sb) 

miracle	>	miracle (sb ) 

miraculeus	>	miraculous (adj) 

mirage	>	mirage (sb) 

mirath	>	inheritance, patrimony (sb) 

miris	>	stock ( sm ) 

mirveylment	>	wonder ( sm ) 

miryow	>	spell (sm ) 

misab	>	eave (sb) 

mischko	>	high forest (sb) 

mischmasch	>	mishmash (sb) 

mischnah	>	mishna

miser	>	miserable (adj) 

misere	>	misery (sb) (miserable situation)

misgvalt	>	brutal mistake (ex: police abuse)

miskett	>	muscat (sb) 

miskin	>	mean, miserable, poor 

misogynia	>	misogyny

misogyniste	>	misogynist (sb) & misogynistic (adj)

misplais	>	offend (vtr) 

misprete	>	misunderstand (vtr) 

Misr	>	Egypt ( npr ) 

miss	>	to miss (someone) 

missal	>	missal (sb) 

misserve	>	to go against, put at a disadvantage 

missil	>	missile (sb) 

mission	>	mission (sb) 

missulouk	>	dia = to treat harshly (vtr)

mistreus	>	to mistrust (vtr)

mith	>	past tense of “meith” 

Mithras	>	Mithrras

mitkali	>	vichy cotton (sb) 

mitochondrion	>	mitochondrium (sb) 

mitra	>	mitre (sb) 

miulwa	>	sugar cane (sb) 

mix	>	mix ( vtr ) 

miyanch	>	broker ( sm ) 

miyanchia	>	brokerage ( sb) 

mizdenyagher	>	bounty hunter 

mizdo	>	reward (sb) 

mizrab	>	bat (sb ) (ex	>	baseball) 

mlege	>	softroe (sb) 

mliak	>	coax (vtr); meek, sweet (adj) 

mo	>	film (sb) (thin envelope) 

moan	>	Mon (people & language)

mobilisation	>	mobilization (sb) 

mobilise	>	mobilize (vtr)

mobilphone	>	mobile phone

mochi	>	rice cake ( sb ) 

mode	>	fashion (sb) 

model	>	model (sb) 

modem	>	modem (sb) 

moder	>	bluish (adj) 

moderat	>	moderate (adj)

moderator	>	(TV, radio) presenter

modifie	>	modify (vtr) 

modus	>	mode (sb) 

moffic	>	stuffy, muggy (adj) 

mohgh	>	past tense of "mohgh"

mohl	>	past tense of “mehl” 

mohldt	>	/mohlden xitu = classified facility

mohlg	>	past tense of “mehlg” 

mohm	>	past tense of “mehm” 

mohn	>	thought (past tense) 

mohr	>	past tense of “mehr” 

mohrt	>	death ( sb); dead (adj) 

Mohrt Mar	>	Dead Sea (npr) 

Mohrts kyasen	>	capital punishment (sb) 

mohsg	>	past tense of “mehsg” 

moin	>	fence (sb ) 

moineih	>	to bedeck; strengthen 

moini	>	performance (of service; sb) 

moinos	>	ring (of people, for example in drug dealing)

moit	>	(sing) = gallows (splu) 

mokan	>	plucky, jaunty (adj) 

mokhayar	>	moire, watering (sb) 

mokrice	>	woodlouse (sb) 

mokye	>	midge ( sb)( insect) 

molda	>	clay

moldure	>	molding

mole	>	mole (unit; sb) 

molecule	>	molecule (sb) 

molg	>	newt (sb) 

moli	>	jetty, pier (sb)

molie	>	to give trouble (to do something; + dative of the person) 

molika	>	silver fir 

molin	>	mill (sb) 

molive	>	pencil (sb) 

moll	>	soft (adj) 

mollach	>	awkward lump

Mollah	>	Mullah (sb) 

mollesse	>	softness (sb)

mollusk	>	mollusc (sb) 

molos	>	setback, issue

molosser	>	big hound

molybdenum	>	molybdenum (sb) 

moment	>	moment (sb) 

mon	>	(a)lone, lonely 

monarch	>	monarch (sb) 

monasteir	>	monastery (sb)

monastic	>	monastic 

monazite	>	monazite

monegask	>	monégasque

monetar masse	>	money supply

monete	>	coins, change (sb) 

mongoloid	>	mongoloid ( adj. & n. ) 

moni	>	necklace ( sm ) ( jewel ) 

monochromia	>	camaieu (sb) 

monocle	>	monocle (sb) 

monoculture	>	monoculture (sb) 

monolith	>	monolith ( sb) 

monopol	>	monopoly (sb) 

monotheisme	>	monotheism

monotone	>	monotonous (adj)

monoscope	>	TV test card (sb) 

monsignore	>	monsignore

monster	>	monster (sb) 

monstrueus	>	monstrous (adj) 

mont	>	mount ( sb ) 

montage ligne	>	assembly line (sb) 

montagneryss	>	( sing ) = roller coaster ( splu ) 

montay	>	knoll, hillock (sb) 

monte	>	mount (a beast), assemble (a mechanism) 

montur	>	battle dress (sb) 

moor	>	moor (sb)

mops	>	nasty little lap-dog 

moquette	>	fitted carpet, wall-to-wall carpetting 

mor	>	rubble ( sb) 

morabit	>	marabout ( sb) 

moral	>	moral (adj); morale (sb) 

moralitat	>	morals (splu) 

moratorium	>	moratorium

Morava	>	Moravia

moravan	>	Moravian (sb)

moravsk	>	Moravian (adj)

moravski fraters	>	(splu) = Moravian Church

morey	>	moray eel (sb) 

morber	>	blackberry (sb) 

morbid	>	morbid (adj) 

morbiditat	>	morbidity (rate; sb)

mordv	>	mordvin

Morea	>	Morea (npr) 

mores	>	habits, customs (splu) 

moribund	>	dying, about to die (adj) 

morja	>	walrus (sb) 

mork	>	carrot (sb) 

morphine	>	morphine

mors	>	mole (on the skin; sb) 

mortaise	>	mortise (sb)

mortal	>	mortal (adj); mortal danger = danger of death 

mortek	>	bound to death (sb) 

mortification	>	mortification (sb) 

mosayic	>	mosaic ( sb) 

moscel	>	clam ( sb) 

Moses	>	Moses (npr) 

moskitt	>	mosquito (sb) 

Moskva	>	Moscow ( npr ) 

moss	>	moss ( sb) ( plant ) 

mot	>	burst (in mind; sb) 

motac	>	wagtail (sb) (bird) 

motel	>	motel (sb)

motic	>	hoe (sb) 

motion	>	to make gestures 

motivation	>	motivation (sb)

motive	>	tune (sb) (music) 

moto	>	motorcycle (sb) 

motocycle	>	(& motocyclette) = motorcycle (sb) 

motocycliste	>	motorcyclist (sb) 

motor	>	engine ( sb) 

motorseg	>	chainsaw (sb) 

motto	>	motto (sb) 

mouhakeme	>	conviction (trial, sb ) 

mouhar	>	stamp (seal, sb) 

moustache	>	mustache (sb) 

mov	>	motion, move (sb); move (vtr/vint) 

moveina	>	circle of influence of a movement

movil	>	loose, friable (adj; ex: earth) 

movment	>	movement (incl. music)

mowktan	>	charcoal (sb) 

mowtan	>	tree peony 

mox	>	(moxu) = soon (adv) 

Mozambique	>	Mozambique

mozg	>	marrow (sb) 

mozzarella	>	mozzarella (sb) 

mreja	>	fishing net (sb) 

mriga	>	big game animal 

mu	>	pout (sb) 

muadeb	>	respectful (adj) 

mualim	>	scholar, savant (sb)

muamma	>	riddle (sb) 

muassir	>	contemporary (adj) 

muazan	>	muezzin (sb) 

muazwl	>	dismissed person

mubalarha	>	pomposity (sb)

mubtada	>	beginner, novice (sb) 

mubtala	>	afflicted, distressed (adj)

mucus	>	mucus (sb) 

mudam	>	continually (adv) 

mudel	>	detergent (sb) 

mudh	>	mud (sb); past tense of “meudh” 

mudhguarde	>	mudguard ( sb) 

mudimaar	>	vain, conceited person (sb) 

mudra	>	roll (sb) 

mufareb	>	cheater

muff	>	muff (sb)

muffel	>	(big) mitten

muffin	>	muffin (sb)

mufide	>	salutary (adj) 

muflis	>	bankrupt 

Mugdischo	>	Mogadishu

mugeih	>	bawl ( vint ) 

mugh	>	bellow (vint) 

Muhammad	>	Muhammad (npr) 

muhandis	>	technician ( sb) 

muhanga	>	anteater (sb) 

muhim	>	considerable ( adj) 

mujarim	>	guilty, convicted (adj. & sb) 

mujaurr	>	neighbouring (adj ) 

mujilid	>	bookbinder (sb) 

mujra	>	allowance (sb) 

muk	>	mouth (ex: of an animal); past tense of “meuk” 

mukabal	>	kabbalist

mukadar	>	sullen (adj) 

mukadma	>	litigation (sb) 

mukam	>	stay, sojourn (sb & vint) 

mukamstitule	>	permanent resident card

mukarime	>	benefactor (sb)

mukawi	>	invigorating (adj ) 

mukel	>	muzzle (of a gun; sb) 

mukhatna	>	circumsized (sm)

mukhayar	>	street pedlar (sb)

mukhla	>	time limit (sb) 

mukhlat	>	respite (sb) 

mukhsen	>	helpful (adj) 

mukht	>	sheaf (of straw; sb) 

mukhtaj	>	needy (adj) 

mukhtmel	>	likely (adj) 

mukskip	>	mugshot (sb) 

mukuzay	>	bric-a-brac 

mulakat	>	appointment (sb) 

mulasel	>	mullet (sb) 

mulasim	>	assistant (sb) 

mulat	>	mulatto

mulayim	>	slight ( adj) ( fig) 

muld	>	slag heap ( sb) 

mule	>	mule (sf) 

mulmul	>	muslin (sf ) 

mult	>	many ( adj) 

multinational	>	multinational

multiplatforme	>	cross-platform (adj)

multiplicationstable	>	multiplication table (sb)

Mumbay	>	Mumbai, Bombay (npr) 

mumia	>	mummy ( sb) 

mumkin	>	feasible (adj) 

mumps	>	mumps ( sm ) (illness ) 

mumtase	>	distinguished ( adj ) 

munassib	>	congruent, adapted (adj) 

mund	>	world ( sb) 

mundan	>	wordly; pertaining to social life, refined (adj) 

mundial	>	world(wide), global (adj ) 

mundie	>	Monday (sb) 

mundmap	>	map of the world (sb) 

mundule	>	mandala

munition	>	ammunition (sb) 

munk	>	monk (sb) 

munkin	>	nun (sb) 

munsche	>	assistant, clerk (sb) 

munt	>	month (sb) 

mur	>	wall ( sb ) 

murabba	>	jam (sb) 

muraisch	>	marsh ( sb) 

murak	>	cloudberry (sb) 

mural	>	(pineg) = mural (painting) (sb) 

murar	>	mason ( sb ) 

muraria	>	masonry ( sf ) 

murch	>	past tense of “meurch” 

murdar	>	dirty (adj ) 

murg	>	white with a slight shade (adj) 

murgan	>	lamb with black stripes 

murhoul	>	Moghol

murjan	>	red coral (sb) 

murluster	>	wall sconce (sb) 

murm	>	ant (sb); past tense of “meurm” 

murmure	>	murmur (vtr ) 

murmweik	>	anthill ( sb) 

murtrap	>	service-hatch ( sb) 

muru	>	dunghill 

mus	>	mouse (sb)

musar	>	buzzard 

musch	>	fly (animal, sb)

muschabad	>	conjurer (magician, sb) 

muschama	>	bath mat 

muschdiemen	>	bow-tie ( sb) 

muschkil	>	painful ( adj) 

muschkilan	>	painstakingly (adv) 

muschmwla	>	medlar-tree (sb) 

muschron	>	mushroom (sb) 

muschteri	>	customer (sb) 

muschteria	>	customership (sb) 

muscle	>	muscle (sb) 

muscleus	>	brawny (adj ) 

musculature	>	muscle structure (sb) 

museium	>	museum (sb) 

music	>	music (sb) 

musical	>	musical (adj); musical theatre (sb)

musician	>	musician (sb) 

musk	>	musk (sb) 

muskete	>	musket (sb) 

muslim	>	muslim (adj. & sb); Muslim Braters = Muslim Brothers 

muspad	>	mouse pad

mussafaha	>	handshake (sb) 

mussafer	>	traveller (sb) 

mussalsal	>	continuous ( adj) 

mussim	>	monsoon ( sf ) 

must	>	wort (sm ) 

mustahkam	>	on the “guard yourself” position (adj ) 

mustajer	>	tenant, lodger ( sb ) 

mustathna	>	apart from ( prep ) 

mustaur	>	well-done (cooked; adj) 

mustra	>	sample (sb) 

mustring	>	monstrous (adj ; appearance)

mut	>	mute (adj) 

mutabuneg	>	to second (ex: an employee) (vtr) 

mutaasib	>	biased (adj) 

mutaassif	>	sorry (adj) 

mutabeid	>	to disabuse

mutaharib	>	belligerent (adj & sb)

mutalba	>	claim (sb) 

mutamarrid	>	refractory, objectory (adj) 

mutamayn	>	to make up one's mind

mutamenos	>	fickle (adj) 

mutaol	>	emptying (of a car's oil; sb) 

mutasalzal	>	shaky (adj ) 

mutaschalter	>	network switch (sb) 

mutatrehc	>	change of direction

mutawassit	>	average

mutaweik	>	to move (house)

mutawoik	>	metic (adj & sb) 

mutiara	>	pearl necklace (sb) 

mutie	>	mumble (vtr ) 

mutlak	>	absolutely ( adv) 

muton	>	mutton 

mutt	>	to take place, to have grounds to 

mutu	>	each other 

mutual	>	mutual (adj); mutual fund = mutual fund

muwazana	>	balance remains 

muzlim	>	low, feeble (adj ) (fig. intensity) 

mwanien	>	prosper, thrive (vint ) 

mwaungsou	>	escape ( vpr ) 

mwembi	>	mango tree

mweyssui	>	unfinished ( adj) 

mwurjien	>	unmanned (adj) 

myanma	>	Burmese

Myanmar	>	Burma (npr) 

myehrk	>	decompose ( vpr ) 

myehrs	>	forget ( vtr ) 

mygal	>	(& mygalomorph) = mygalomorpha (adj & sb) 

Mykainas	>	Mycenae (npr) 

mykainay	>	mycenaean

mynder	>	proud (adj) 

myndert	>	pride (sb) 

myohrk	>	past tense of “myehrk” 

myohrs	>	past tense of “myehrs” 

myriade	>	myriad (sb) 

myriapode	>	centipede (sb) 

myrobalan	>	mirobalan (sb) 

myrt	>	myrtle (sb) 

myryi	>	(adj. pl) = ten thousand (num) (declinable; poetic)

mysterieus	>	mysterious 

mystic	>	mystic

mystifie	>	mystify (vtr)

mythic	>	mythical (adj) 

mythos	>	myth (sb) 

Mytilene	>	Mytilene (sb) 

mytin	>	mutineer (sb) 

mytinrie	>	mutiny (sb) 

naal	>	horseshoe 

naan	>	naan (sb) 

nabahsit	>	(he/she) kept on talking, saying

nabh	>	navel (sb) 

Nablus	>	Nablus

Nabukudurriussur	>	Nebuchadnezzar

nabug	>	trepan 

nackal	>	storyteller (sm ) 

nadh	>	needle ( sb) 

nadime	>	guest (at table, sb) 

nadir	>	nadir ( sm ) 

nadureih	>	perpetuate ( vtr ) 

nafassat	>	exquisite ( adj ) 

nafiz	>	piercing, keen ( adj) 

nafore	>	host, sacramental bread (sb) 

Nafplio	>	Nafplion ( npr ) 

nafsan	>	to fell carnal lust towards (vtr) 

nafsani	>	carnal ( adj ) 

nafsania	>	carnal lust (sb) 

naft	>	oil, gas, gasoline 

naftaduct	>	oil pipeline

naftalin	>	naphthalene (sb) 

naftequivalent tonne	>	tonn of oil equivalent

naft kant	>	petrol can 

naftkiezghian	>	bituminous shale

naftlamen	>	oil slick

naftplatforme	>	oil platform

naftpumpe	>	petrol pump 

naft-tanker	>	oil tanker (sb) 

nagor	>	capital (city; sb) 

Nahum	>	Nahum(npr)

naiw	>	never (adv) 

naiwo	>	never (adv)

najis	>	filthy (adj ) 

najisse	>	desecrate ( vtr ) 

nak	>	reach (vtr ) 

nakadh	>	cash (money, sb) 

nakeb	>	tuck, estoc (sb) 

naker	>	mother of pearl ( sb) 

nakh	>	silk carpet 

Nakhchivan	>	Nakhchivan

nakhel	>	date palm 

nakhodka	>	master (of a vessel) 

nakhut	>	chickpea 

nakeer	>	small physical flaw 

nakis	>	not equal to the task ( adj ) 

nakwr	>	big reptile 

nalbant	>	blacksmith, farrier (sb) 

nam	>	name (vtr & sb ) 

namdeh	>	to name (vtr)

nami	>	on behalf of 

namic	>	illustrious (adj) 

namnak	>	noxious, mephitic, dank (adj)

namor	>	to date (someone) 

namos	>	(sing) =  greetings (splu) 

nanander	>	husband's sister 

nandu	>	rhea (bird; sb)

nanina	>	lullaby (sb) 

Nanking	>	Nanking ( npr ) 

nanotechnologia	>	nanotechnology

nant	>	to grow bolder ( vpr ) 

nao	>	trouble (sb) ( problem ) 

nap	>	turnip (sb) 

Naphtali	>	Naphtali (npr)

napi	>	nappy, diaper (sb) 

napter	>	grandson 

naptrice	>	granddaughter 

naptriya	>	(sing) = grandchildren (splu) 

naranji	>	orangey (adj) 

narc	>	to fall asleep (vtr) 

narcisse	>	daffodil, narcissus (sb) 

narcomania	>	drug addiction

narcoterrorisme	>	narcoterrorism

narcotic	>	narcotic (adj & sb)

nard	>	hum ( vtr ) 

nardban	>	stairwell (sb) 

nargil	>	coconut (sb) 

Narkis	>	Narcissus (npr) 

narkisisme	>	narcissism

narn	>	story, tale (sb) 

narre	>	tell, narrate (vtr) 

narval	>	narwhal (sb)

nas	>	nose (sb) 

naschast	>	starch (sb) 

naschastise	>	to starch (vtr) 

naschir	>	publishing house

nasel	>	to speak with a nasal twang 

nask	>	moist (adj) 

Mullah Nasreddin Khoja Effendi Juha	>	Nasreddin ( npr ; legendary figure ) 

nassab	>	lineage (sb) (progeny ) 

nassel	>	offspring (sb) 

nassib	>	luck ( sb ) ( happiness ) 

nassihat	>	notice (sb) ( appeal ) 

naster	>	muzzle ( sb) 

nastil	>	lanyard ( sb ) 

nastorm	>	nostril (sf ) 

nastraj	>	on guard ( adj ) 

nasuk	>	precarious ( adj ) 

Natal	>	Christmas (sm ) 

nater	>	grass snake ( sb) 

nation	>	nation (sb) 

national	>	national (adj) 

nationalisation	>	nationalization (sb) 

Nativitat	>	Nativity (sb) 

natric	>	water snake (sb) 

natrium	>	sodium ( sb) 

natural	>	natural ( adj); natural catastrophe = natural disaster (sb); natural park = natural park (sb) 

naturalise	>	naturalize (vtr)

nature	>	nature (sb) 

naturelika	>	naturally (adv) 

naudh	>	(see grammar) = need, require (vtr) 

naudhberme	>	shoulder (road)

naudhbleigos	>	distress flare 

naudhstand	>	state of emergency

naudhudghang	>	emergency exit (sb) 

naudhward	>	self defense 

naufrage	>	shipwreck (sb) 

nauk	>	craft, vessel (sb) 

nauna	>	nurse ( sb) 

naurbat	>	alarm (bell; sm ) 

nausea	>	nausea, retch ( sb ) 

nauseabund	>	nauseous ( adj) 

nauseant	>	nauseating (adj) 

naut	>	sailor (sb) 

nav	>	ship (sb) 

Navarre	>	Navarre ( npl ) 

navax	>	to catch up with 

navige	>	navigate (vtr ) 

navtecton	>	shipwright 

nawag	>	boatman, mariner (sb) 

nay	>	Pan-flute (sb) 

nayade	>	naiad (sb) 

nayd	>	to scoff at, jeer at 

nayib	>	deputy (adj & sb) 

nayive	>	naive (adj) 

nayivitat	>	naïvety

Nayrobi	>	Nairobi (npr) 

nayv	>	dead body, corpse 

nayvon	>	simpleton (sb) 

nayvsqual	>	narwhal (sb)

Nazareth	>	Nazareth (npr) 

nazrani	>	Nazarene (adj & sb) 

ne	>	not ( adv ); ne bad = not yet; ne importet = it doesn't matter; ne pro id mund ! = not for the world 

neanghen	>	no-ne, nobody 

nebahim	>	ineffable (adj) 

nebh	>	cloud ( sb ) 

nebhskrehb	>	skyscraper (sb) 

nebos	>	cloud, host ( sb) 

nebule	>	fog (sb) 

nebulice	>	nebula ( sb) 

necessar	>	necessary (adj) 

necoct	>	raw (adj ) 

necromant	>	necromancer ( sb) 

necropoli	>	necropolis (sb) 

ned	>	reed (sb) 

Nederland	>	the Netherlands

nederlandso siuge	>	Dutch disease (eco.)

neempediset	>	(& neempedisen) = without mishap/incident (adv) 

nefas	>	baneful, harmful, ill-fated (adj) 

negative	>	negative (adj & sb)

nege	>	deny (vtr) 

Negheb	>	Negev (npr) 

negocye	>	negotiate (vtr) 

negro	>	negro (adj & sb) 

nehc	>	violent death (sb) 

nehc	>	to die violently, to perish

nehkw	>	darken (vint) 

nehm	>	distribute (vtr) 

nehmwehrg	>	distribution network

nehoneste	>	dishonest (adj) 

nehs	>	to get through (vint) 

nehsplan	>	recovery scheme

neic	>	kill (vtr) 

neid	>	nothing (pronoun); no (pronoun before neutral singular nominative & accusative)
 
neideti	>	nothing more 

neigvos	>	impeccable ( adj ) 

neih	>	to lead, to take (vtr) 

neizd	>	nestle (vtr / vint ) 

nekese	>	stingy ( adj ) 

nel	>	no (adj.; declinable, see grammar) 

nemerto	>	immortality ( sb) 

nemortu	>	undead (adj & sb) 

nemos	>	sacred grove (sb) 

nemutaasib	>	neutral (adj) 

neofficial	>	unofficial

Nepal	>	Nepal (npr) 

nepot	>	nephew (sb) 

neptia	>	niece (sb) 

Neptune	>	Neptune (npr)(planet) 

Neptwn	>	Neptune (npr) (Indo-European god) 

nepumess	>	greenhorn (fig.)

nepunei	>	with impunity (adv ) 

ner	>	male (adj , sb) 

nerce	>	strength ( adj ) 

Nereide	>	Nereid (sb) 

nergven	>	homicide ( adj & sb ) 

nergvon	>	manslaughter (sb) 

Nero	>	Nero

neroti	>	virility (sb) 

nert	>	strong (adj) 

nerv	>	nerve (sb) 

nervencollapse	>	fit of hysterics

nerveus	>	nervous (adj); nerveuso systeme = nervous system

neskohpt	>	(& neskohpten) = unexpected (adj) 

nespekent	>	despite (prep) 

nest	>	nest (sb) 

nestorianisme	>	nestorianism

neswehb	>	minor (sm , adj) (child) 

net	>	net ( sb) 

Netanyahu	>	Netanyahu (npr) 

neter	>	... ni = neither... nor 

neti	>	not... anymore 

netrehdet	>	impassable (adj) 

nett	>	(& netto) = netto (adj ) 

netwehrg	>	network ( sfb) 

neud	>	use (sb & vtr) 

neuk	>	nape of the neck ( sb ) 

neurolog	>	neurologist (sb) 

neuron	>	neuron (sb) 

neuropath	>	neurotic (adj & sb)

neurose	>	neurosis (sb) 

neus	>	to sniff at, to scent 

neuster	>	nostril (of animals like horses)

neuter	>	none of both, neither 

neutral	>	neutral

nev	>	nine (num) 

nevodh	>	trawl (net; sb ) 

nevok	>	lamprey (sb) 

newissab	>	unbeknownst to

nexion	>	unification (of a territory to another one) 

ni	>	nor

nib	>	(& nibo) = unless 

nibam	>	to beam down (Star Trek) 

nic	>	past tense of “neic” 

Nice	>	Nice (npr) 

nickel	>	nickel (sb) 

Nicolaus	>	Nicholas (npr); Nicolaus Cusanus = Nicholas of Cusa 

niconte	>	countdown 

Nicosia	>	Nicosia (npr) 

nicotine	>	nicotine (sb) 

nidehn	>	cut production (vtr); poor (adj) 

nieb	>	next to 

nieber	>	neighbor (adj. & sb) 

niebst	>	next (adj) 

niebtreb	>	dependency ( sb ; building) 

niek	>	reached (past tense) 

niem	>	mute (adj ); past tense of “nam”; I won't 

nient	>	past tense of “nant” 

nierc	>	past tense of “narc” 

nierd	>	past tense of “nard” 

nies	>	our, ours; you won't = thou wilt not 

niesel	>	past tense of “nasel” 

nieudh	>	past tense of “naudh” 

nieute	>	crew (sb) 

nieyd	>	past tense of “nayd” 

nifall	>	fallout (sb) (ex	>	nuclear) 

Nigeria	>	Nigeria (npr) 

nigerien	>	nigerien (adj & sb; from Niger)

nigv	>	(& nigva) = nix 

nigvehn	>	crush ( vtr ) 

nigvie	>	to go bathing (vint) 

nihilisme	>	nihilism

nihonschu	>	sake (Japanese drink; sb) 

Nikaya	>	Nicaea (modern	>	Iznik; npr)

niklad	>	download 

Nikodem	>	Nicodemus (npr)

Nil	>	Nile (npr) (river of Egypt) 

Nilent	>	[nilEnt] = slow (vtr/vint) 

nilinekw	>	to lay down (vtr)

nilufar	>	water lily (sb) 

Nilus	>	Nilus (name of person) 

nimen	>	no-one, nobody 

Nimrod	>	Nimrod (sb) 

nin	>	stealth (sb) 

Niniveh	>	Ninive (npr)

nipflutt	>	neap-tide (sb)

nippes	>	(splu) = rags (splu) 

nippon	>	Japanese (adj & sb) 

nipponrjien	>	Japanese (a person ; sb) 

nisbatan	>	relatively ( adv) 

nischan	>	(land)mark ( sb) 

nischt	>	(& nischto) = nothing, naught 

niscrib	>	log ( vtr ) ( writing) 

nispehc	>	look with disdain 

nisteigh	>	get (vtr / vint ) (into a hotel ) 

nisteurd	>	slide down ( vtr ) 

nistrehl	>	to shoot down (vtr) 

niter	>	lower (adj) 

Niterlands	>	Lower Countries (hist.)

niterplag	>	stun (vtr) 

nitia	>	circle of family and close friends. 

nitrate	>	nitrate

nitrogen	>	nitrogen (sb) 

nityis	>	close relatives, next of kin (sb) 

nivell	>	level (sb) 

niweirt	>	to devaluate, belittle

nizari	>	nizari

nizd	>	past tense of “neizd” 

no	>	no 

noba	>	horn, cornett (sb) 

Nobelpris	>	Nobel prize

noble	>	noble (sb, adj) 

noblesse	>	noblety (sb) 

noct	>	night (sb) 

noctcamiss	>	nightgown (sb) 

noctluce	>	night light (flame)

nocttable	>	bedside table (sb) 

noctur	>	nightly (adj) 

nodal	>	nodal ( adj) 

node	>	knot (sb) 

Noe	>	Noah (npr) 

nogaku	>	noh (Japanese Theater; sb) 

nogh	>	claw (sb) 

nogw	>	naked ( adj) 

nogwod	>	unclothed 

nogwtat	>	nudity ( sb) 

nohc	>	past tense of “nehc” 

nohkw	>	past tense of "nehkw"

nohm	>	past tense of “nehm” 

nohmos	>	distributive justice

nohs	>	past tense of “nehs” 

nojit	>	( sing) = scissors ( splu ) 

nojitskand	>	scissors jump 

nolb	>	eelpout (sb) 

nomade	>	nomad (adj. & sb) 

nomadisme	>	nomadism

nominal	>	nominal; nominal stieure = nameplate capacity; nominal wirt = par/face value (currency)

nomination	>	appointment (sb) (to a post) 

non-alignement	>	non-aligned movement

nonchalant	>	lazy, nonchalant (adj) 

nord	>	north (sb & adj) 

Nordwest Passage	>	North-West Passage (npr) 

Norge	>	Norway ( npr ) 

noria	>	noria ( sb) 

noroc	>	happiness (sb) 

noroc-ye	>	fortunately (adv) 

noroct	>	happy ( adj) 

norren	>	Norse (adj , sb) 

norsk	>	Norwegian (adj. & sb) 

nos	>	us (non-nominative) 

noseih	>	to help out (vtr)

nostalgia	>	nostalgia (sb) 

nostalgic	>	nostalgic (adj) 

notable	>	notable (adj) 

notar	>	notary (sb) 

note	>	note (sb; including music) 

notice	>	short article, snippet (sb) 

notor	>	notorious ( adj ) 

notoritat	>	notoriety, fame (sb) 

nougat	>	nougat (sb)

nov	>	new (adj); nov yar = New Year (sb) 

Nov Zeland	>	New Zealand (npr) 

nova	>	nova (star) (sb) 

novator	>	novel (adj) 

Novaya Zemlya	>	Nova Zembla (npr) 

novella	>	novella (sb) 

novgnaht	>	(& novgnahn) = newborn (adj , sb) 

novice	>	novice ( sb) 

novmeun	>	new moon (sb) 

novs	>	(splu) = news 

novsta	>	bride (sb) 

now	>	crossbow (sb ) 

nowngmin	>	peasant (adj. & sb) 

nraveih	>	delight (vtr ) 

nraviht	>	(& nravihn) = pleased (adj ) 

nreday	>	torrid zone 

nrerliou	>	warm stream (geography, sb) 

nricheing	>	schedule (sb) 

nrischay	>	sunstroke (sb) 

nrwong	>	fluffy (adj) 

nu	>	then (in opposition to “de”; proclitic); namely (proclitic)

nuance	>	shade (of color); subtlety (sb) 

nuanceat	>	shady, subtle (adj) 

nub	>	past tense of “numeb” 

nubb	>	nob (sb) 

nuce	>	nut ( sb) 

nucel	>	nugget ( sb) 

nud	>	past tense of “neud”

nude	>	usefulness (sb) 

nudtor	>	user (sb) 

nuga	>	trinket (sb) 

nugh	>	twaddle (sb) 

nugver	>	kidney (sb) 

nugwrnt	>	bones (splu) 

nukta	>	dot (sb) 

nuktet	>	(& nukten) med = speckled, dotted with (adj) 

nukwt	>	unsaid thing (sb)

null	>	null, nil (adj)

numeb	>	to surround with a nimbus 

numer	>	number (sb); enumerate (vtr); Numers = Numbers (Bible)

numismatolog	>	numismatist

nun	>	now 

nundiens	>	nowadays

nuntos	>	from now on (adv) 

nuntro	>	until now (adv) 

nuper	>	recently ( adv) 

nuptos	>	not long ago (adv) 

Nürnberg	>	Nuremberg

nurserie	>	nursery

nus	>	past tense of “neus” 

nutrient	>	nutrient

nyakha	>	cogongrass (sb) (Imperata cylindrica) 

nyesta	>	stone marten (sb) 

nylon	>	nylon ( sb) 

nymphe	>	nymph ( sb) 

nyong	>	chrysalis ( sb) 

nyowi	>	ruyi (sb) 

nyuti	>	constraint ( sb)

O Deiwes !	>	Great Gods ! 

oasis	>	oasis (sb) 

ob	>	because (of) 

obedd	>	breakfast (sb) & to have breakfast (vint) 

obedeih	>	+ acc. = to obey 

obehl	>	semject ad semanghen = to be indebted to someone for something

ober	>	(& oberkellner) = butler, waiter (sb) 

obese	>	obese (adj ) 

obischnuet	>	ad = inured to 

objec	>	to object 

object	>	object ( sb) 

objective	>	objective (adj. & sb) 

objurgue	>	lecture (vtr ) 

obkwehk	>	to prove to be 

obligat	>	Not at all ! (when replying to a thank)

obligat-ye	>	obligingly (adv) 

obligation	>	obligation (sb) 

oblige	>	oblige (vtr) 

oblique	>	oblique (adj) 

oblitere	>	cancel (a stamp; vtr)

oblong	>	oblong (adj) 

oboe	>	oboe (sb) 

obol	>	offering (sb) 

obscene	>	obscene

obscurantisme	>	obscurantism (sb) 

obscure	>	obscure (adj, fig) 

obsequieus	>	obsequious (adj) 

observe	>	observe (vtr) 

obsidian	>	obsidian (sb) 

obsiege	>	besiege (vtr) 

obsok	>	search, rumage (vtr; investigating) 

obsolete	>	obsolete (adj) 

obsweih	>	hiss (someone; vtr)

obten	>	obtain (vtr) 

obture	>	to close up, to fill 

occult	>	occult (adj)

occupe	>	occupy (vtr) 

ocean	>	ocean (sb) 

ocelot	>	ocelot (sb)

ochag	>	stove (sb) 

OCIW	>	Organisme pro Collective Inlyoigas in Wirtpapiers = Undertakings for Collective Investments in Transferable Securities

ocolo	>	on the other side (of) 

oct	>	(& octo) = eight (num) 

octave	>	octave (sb)

octent	>	dawn, daybreak (sb) 

october	>	october (sb) 

octopod	>	octopod, octopus (sb) 

ocular	>	ocular (adj. & sb ) 

od	>	that (conjunction; ex	>	“I know that you...”) 

ode	>	to emit a smell 

odego	>	shaft, stem ( sb) 

odoc	>	danewort (sb) 

odor	>	smell, odour ( sb) 

odorat	>	sense of smell 

Odysseia	>	Odyssey (npr) 

Oedipus	>	Oedipus (npr) 

oeti	>	waterbird (sb) 

offend	>	offend (vtr) 

offensive	>	offensive (sb) 

offer	>	offering (sb) 

offerte	>	supply, offer (in general; comm., sb)

official	>	official (adj); official gazette = official gazette 

officier	>	(military) officer (sb) 

ogive	>	ogive (sb)

oglan	>	guy (sb ; fam !) 

ogor	>	fallow (field, sb) 

ogork	>	gherkin (sb) 

ogre	>	ogre ( sb ) 

ogvi	>	drake, serpent

ogvidingv	>	"wormtongue"

ogvigvehn	>	kill a dragon 

ogwn	>	oven, fire (sb)

ogwnark	>	fender (fireplace; sb) 

ogwnschirm	>	firewall (sb) 

ohgv	>	past tense of “ehgv” 

ohngw	>	past tense of “ehngw” 

oid	>	inflate ( vint) 

oid	>	swollen ( adj ) 

oik	>	some, a few ( pron ) 

oin	>	one; ace (in games, cards)

oinkleitu tect	>	lean-to (sb) 

ois	>	coming from (prep)

oisa	>	ard draw bar (sb) 

oisbehnd	>	hug, entwine ( vtr ) 

oisbehrd	>	cut out ( vtr) 

oisbehrst	>	burst out (vint) 

oisbeud	>	to wake 

oisbrinegh	>	bring out ( vtr ) (a principle) 

oiscutt	>	shake ( vtr ) 

oisdrabh	>	clear ( vtr ) 

oisfall	>	err ( vint) 

oisghend	>	take off ( phone ) ( vtr ) 

oisgwehm	>	withdraw ( vint) 

oiskav	>	dig, carve out ( vtr ) 

oiskehrz	>	cut ( vtr ) 

oiskeulk	>	hide (vint) 

oiskeup	>	scoop ( vtr ) 

oisklad	>	unload ( vtr ) 

oiskweit	>	to make out, decipher 

oisleub	>	shirk ( vtr) 

oisleur	>	trigger (vtr ) 

oisloy	>	outlaw (adj , sb) 

oismitt	>	fling, chuck ( vtr ) 

oismode	>	old-fashioned ( adj ) 

oisnarc	>	snore (vint) 

oispleind	>	shine, be radiant (vtr) 

oistanek	>	quench (vtr ) 

oistak	>	past tense of “oistanek” 

oistaun	>	be amazed (vint) 

oisteurb	>	disturb (vtr ) 

oistrag	>	remove 

oistrehc	>	stretch (vtr / vpr ) 

oiswaurg	>	repress (vtr ) 

oisweind	>	dispel ( vtr ) 

oiswind	>	fan (vtr ) 

oisxeur	>	scour (vtr) 

oit	>	oath (sb) 

oitbrehg	>	perfidious ( adj ) 

oitbrehg	>	perjurer ( sb ) 

oiter	>	one of the two, either 

oiterped - ye	>	hopping along, on one foot 

oiv	>	egg ( sb) 

ojog	>	saddle (culinary; sb) 

ok	>	(possible plural: okwi ) = eye ( sb) 

OK	>	[ okey ] = OK ( adv ) 

oka	>	small basement window 

oker	>	ochre (adj , sb) 

okey	>	OK ( adv ) 

okhagni	>	chill 

oklap	>	eye-patch 

oklid	>	eyelid ( sb ) 

oktorm	>	(eye-) socket 

oku	>	quickly (adv ), fast ( adj) 

okupeht	>	" swift-flying" 

okuspohc	>	clear-sighted (adj) 

okutat	>	liveliness (sb) 

okwekw	>	race-horse, fast horse 

okwi	>	eyes (splu); med bare okwi = with the naked eye

okwivid-ye	>	obviously (adv) 

okwn	>	bull's-eye (window, sb) 

ol	>	oil (sb) 

ola	>	awl (sb; tool)

olan	>	elbow (sb) 

olbjim	>	giant (sb) (fig. tall person) 

olgh	>	worthy (adj) 

olifant	>	olifant

Oligocene	>	Oligocene (sb) 

olive	>	olive (sb) 

Oliver	>	Olivier (npr) 

olivine	>	olivine (sb) 

oljaquet	>	oilskin (garment, sb) 

olpalma	>	oil palm (sb) 

Olymp	>	Olympus ( npr ) 

Olympiade	>	Olympiad ( sb) 

Olympian	>	Olympian ( adj ) 

olympic	>	olympic (adj) 

om	>	of the (masculine & neutral genitive plural) 

om	>	raw (adj ) 

oma	>	grandma (sb) 

Omar	>	Omar (npr)

ombrage	>	(+ acc) = to put under a cloud (fig.)

ombudsman	>	ombudsman (sb) 

omen	>	omen (sb)

omnipotent	>	allmighty, omnipotent (adj) 

omoedd	>	carnivorous (adj , sb) 

oms	>	shoulder ( sb ) 

omskinct	>	(& omskingen) = (slung/worn) across the shoulder 

on	>	(& onos) = load, cargo (sb) 

oncarr	>	panel-van (sb) 

oncle	>	uncle (sb) 

onctueus	>	smooth, unctuous ( adj ) 

ongwen	>	ointment (sb ) 

onkh	>	nail (on finger; sb) 

onir	>	vision (in a dream)

oniric	>	dreamlike (adj)

onogh	>	talon, claw (of animal, sb) 

onwogh	>	truck, lorry (sb) 

onyx	>	onyx (sb)

oocyte	>	oocyte (sb) 

opac	>	opaque (adj) 

opal	>	opal (sb) 

opera-comique	>	opera comique

operation	>	operation (sb) 

operationsysteme	>	operating system (computing) 

operative system	>	operating system ( computing) 

opercule	>	cap (sb) 

opinion	>	opinion (sb) 

opnos	>	wealth ( sb ) 

opop !	>	cry of hoopoe 

opos	>	productive activity (sb) 

opospledveh	>	working population

opportun	>	opportune (adj) 

opportunisme	>	opportunism (sb)

opposen	>	oppose (vtr) 

ops	>	often (adv) 

opsen	>	harvest, crop (sb) 

opst	>	vegetable, table fruit (sb) 

optic fiber	>	optic fiber

optician	>	optician (sb) 

optional	>	optional (adj)

opulence	>	opulence (sb) 

or	>	vein, lode, deposit (sb) 

ora	>	foothill (sb) 

oracle	>	oracle (sb) 

oral	>	oral (adj) 

orange	>	orange ( sb , adj) 

orangeade	>	orangeade (sb)

oration	>	oration, orison (sb) 

orator	>	orator (sb) 

oratorio	>	oratorio (sb)

oratorium	>	oratory (sb) 

orbat	>	work, labour (sb & vint) 

orbater	>	worker, labourer (sb) 

orbatfredo dien	>	public holiday

orbatsforce	>	labour force

orbh	>	orphan (sb) 

orbis	>	orb (sb)

orbit	>	orbit 

orbitise	>	+ acc. = go into orbit around 

orchidee	>	orchid

orden	>	order ( sb ) ( professional ) 

order	>	intimate (vtr ) 

ordinal	>	ordinal (adj)

ordinar	>	ordinary (adj) 

ordonnance	>	batman (soldier; sb)

oreghen	>	oregano ( sb ) 

Oreithya	>	Orithyia

organ	>	organ; (fig.) body (sb) 

organic	>	organic (adj); organic agriculture = organic agriculture

organ	>	organ, body (sb) 

Organisation om Naft Exportend Lands	>	(ONEL) = OPEC (npr) 

organisationstructure	>	organization chart (sb)

orghen	>	organ (music, sb ) 

orghi	>	testicle (sb) 

orgia	>	orgy (sb) 

orgumt	>	origin, "coming from" (sb)

orhindeuropay	>	proto-indo-european (adj & sb)

orie	>	ex = to ensue from

orientation	>	orientation (sb) 

orifice	>	opening, orifice (sb) 

Origen	>	Origenes

origin	>	origin (sb) 

original	>	original (adj)

orinch	>	disillusioned (adj) 

ork	>	Orc (adj. & sb) 

orkester	>	orchestra ( sb) 

orlays	>	rainforest (sb) 

orm	>	poor ( adj ) 

ornd	>	eagle (sb ) 

orndfarn	>	bracken (sb) 

orne	>	decorate (vtr) 

ornament	>	ornament (sb) 

Orpheus	>	Orpheus

orpiment	>	orpiment (sb) 

ort	>	vine stock (sb) 

orthodox	>	orthodox

orthograph	>	orthography

orthopraxia	>	orthopraxy

os	>	of (before masculine & neutral singular); face (sb; vx) 

osanka	>	chamaedrys 

oschaf	>	dried fruit 

oschluk	>	wild garlic, crow garlic 

oscille	>	swing, oscillate ( vint) 

osk	>	ash-tree (sb) 

ost	>	bone ( sb) 

ostengrabh	>	ossuary ( sb ) 

ostension	>	ostentation (sb) 

Osterreich	>	Austria (npr) 

osterreichisch	>	Austrian (adj) 

ostia	>	(skeleton) frame (sb)

ostri	>	oyster (sb) 

ostrogoth	>	ostrogoth

ostwrng	>	knucklebone (sb) 

osyern	>	autumn, fall ( sb) 

otac	>	cattle bowl (sb) 

otikh	>	rest (sb) 

otter	>	otter (sb) 

Otto	>	Othon

ottoman	>	Ottoman

oulak	>	courier, messenger (sb) 

ouler	>	rein (sb) 

oumer	>	age (of a living being; sb) 

ouper	>	bank, shore (sb) 

outer	>	goatskin, waterskin; breast (sb) 

outraget	>	(& outragen) = offended (adj) 

outsourcing	>	outsourcing (sb)

outurnt	>	seminal

ouvert	>	overt (adj) 

ouzer	>	to apologize 

oval	>	oval

over	>	task, undertaking; work (sb) 

overall	>	coverall (sb) (clothing) 

overdraft	>	overdraft (sb) 

Ovid	>	Ovid (npr) 

ovoid	>	egg-shaped (adj) 

ovral	>	action takings (on a vessel, for fighting)

ovrar	>	project manager

ovule	>	egg cell

ow	>	sheep (sb) 

oway	>	cheer (vtr) & cheering (sb) 

owet	>	suet (sb) 

owika	>	ewe (sb) 

owtow	>	ralph, vomit (vtr ) ( ! sick) 

ox	>	to water (vtr ) 

oxalis	>	oxalis (sb ) 

oxidant	>	oxidizing agent

oxide	>	oxide ( sb) 

oxkant	>	watering can (sb) 

oxygen	>	oxygen ( sb) 

oyos	>	thill (sb) 

oyr	>	gold coin 

ozd	>	branch ( sb) 

ozdia	>	tree view (classifying pattern); branches

ozdos	>	branch pattern (sb) 

ozone	>	ozone (sb) 

pace	>	peace ( sb) 

pacharva	>	slut ( sb) ( vulg ) 

pachavura	>	cloth, duster, towel ( sb) 

pacific	>	peaceful, pacific (adj ) 

pack	>	pack ( sb & vtr ) 

pad pad !	>	quack quack ! ( excl) 

padan	>	expanse of wheel (sb) 

paddel	>	paddle (vint & sb) 

padi	>	rice plant 

padma	>	lotus flower 

padwl	>	puddle (sb) 

paediater	>	paediatrician

pag	>	to settle down (vint); past tense of "paneg"

pagach	>	omelette (sb) 

pagan	>	pagan (adj. & sb) 

Pagasetic Gulf	>	Pagasetic Gulf

page	>	page (both « book » and « servant », sb) 

pagode	>	pagoda (sb) 

pagos	>	settlement (sb; country) 

pah	>	herd ( vtr )

pain-au-chocolat	>	pain au chocolat 

pakama	>	rafflesia (sb) 

pakyav	>	wholesale buying 

pal	>	stake ( sb) 

pala	>	rocky heights ( splu ) 

palach	>	executioner (sb) 

paladin	>	paladin ( sb) 

palamar	>	mooring rope ( sb) 

palank	>	hoist (sb) 

palaska	>	cartridge pouch ( sb) 

palat	>	palace (sb) 

palco	>	box ( sb ) ( for spectators ) 

paldun	>	paling (wall) (sb) 

palek	>	guardian (sb) 

Paleolithique	>	Paleolithic (sb) 

Palestine	>	Palestine (sb)

palestini	>	Palestinian (adj & sb)

palette	>	palette (sb) 

palinodia	>	palinode

paliote	>	paillote (kind of straw hut on beaches, sb) 

pall	>	(& pallid) = pale ( adj) 

pallex	>	thumb (sb) 

pallexise	>	sieno nas = to thumb one's nose 

palliative	>	palliative (adj); palliative kaur = palliative care

pallor	>	paleness (sb) 

palma	>	palm-tree ( sb) 

palme	>	palm (of plant or tree; sb) 

palmipede	>	palmiped (adj & sb) 

palmol	>	palm oil (sb) 

palpe	>	palpate ( vtr ) 

palpeber	>	blink (vint) 

palpite	>	beat, throb (vint) 

palt	>	quarrel (sb) ( crossbow ) 

palto	>	mantle (sb) 

pam	>	palm (of hand) 

pambuk	>	cotton ball 

pamen	>	scabies (sb) 

pampas-gras	>	pampas grass

Pamphylia	>	Pamphylia (npr) 

pamrlan	>	revolt (sb & vint) 

pan	>	section, piece, tail of clothing (sb) 

panacea	>	panacea (sb)

Panaytios	>	Panaetius

panakida	>	slate-broad (in schools; sb) 

panama	>	hat = panama hat (sb) 

panamenyo	>	Panamian

pancel	>	slice of bread 

pancer	>	armour (thick protection ; sb) 

pancerbrehg	>	anti -armour 

pancercolnier	>	armoured collar (sb) 

pancreas	>	pancreas (sb) 

pand	>	(sing) = stakes (splu) 

pandemia	>	pandemic (sb) 

pandit	>	pundit

pandlayner	>	pawnbroker (sb) 

paneg	>	to settle, to fix (vtr)

Panegsorgan iom Differenden	>	Dispute Settlement Body

panell	>	panel (sb) 

paneurp	>	patch up (vtr ) 

panglong	>	sawmill ( sb) 

pangsi	>	black silk 

pangsit	>	wonton (sb) 

panique	>	panic ( sb) and panic (vint) 

panire	>	paneer (sb) 

Panjab	>	Punjab (npr) 

panko	>	mire (sb) 

pankwent	>	miry (adj) 

pansyuh	>	patch ( vtr ) 

pantalon	>	(sing) = pants (splu) 

pantek	>	lower part of the belly (sb) 

panther	>	panther (sb) 

pantoffel	>	slipper (sb) 

pantomime	>	pantomime (sb)

panucla	>	panicle (sb) 

panyo	>	wetland (sb) 

pao	>	slingshot (sb)

papa	>	papa (sb) 

papagall	>	parrot (sb) 

papaya	>	papaya (sb) 

papier	>	paper ( sb) 

papierpulp	>	paper pulp (sb) 

papil	>	nipple ( sb ) 

papiross	>	cigarette end (sb) 

paplwn	>	bedspread

papp	>	pope (leader of Catholics; sb) 

paprika	>	paprika (sb) 

paprikapiments	>	(splu) = peppers (splu) 

pap-test	>	pap-test (sb) 

Papua-Nov Guinea	>	Papua New Guinea (npr) 

papur	>	typia (sb) 

papuscha	>	rolled tobacco (sb) 

papyrus	>	papyrus ( sb) 

paquet	>	package (sb) 

par	>	peer (sb ) 

paracentese	>	puncture (medicine; sb)

parachute	>	parachute (sb) 

parachutist	>	parachutiste (sb) 

paracompass	>	paracompass (sb) (Dune) 

paradays	>	paradise ( sb) 

paradaysic	>	heavenly (adj)

parade	>	parade

paradigme	>	paradigm

paradox	>	paradoxe (sb) 

paradwer	>	French window (sb) 

paragraph	>	paragraph (sb)

parakletos	>	paraclete (sb) 

parallel	>	parallel

paralysis	>	paralysis (sb) 

parameter	>	parameter

paranoia	>	paranoia (sb)

paranoid	>	paranoid (adj) 

parapett	>	parapet (sb) 

paraphe	>	to sign 

parasite	>	parasite ( sb) 

parassol	>	parasol, beach umbrella (sb) 

parat	>	ready (adj); to make ready (vtr) 

parautomatic	>	fully automatic (adj) 

paraydh	>	burn completely (vint) 

Parca	>	Parca (npr)

parcellation	>	(land) subdivision (sb) 

parcelle	>	plot, parcel (sb) (land) 

pardon	>	to forgive, pardon (someone); forgiveness 

pare	>	ward off (vtr) 

parent	>	parent

parfrehs	>	freeze completely (vtr) 

paria	>	pariah (sb)

pariet	>	past tense of "parat"

parika	>	mistress (sb) (sexual) 

parinda	>	winged creature (sb) 

Paris	>	[parIs] = Paris (npr; capital of France); [pAris] = Paris (Greek hero)

park	>	park (sb & vtr) 

park om attractions	>	amusement park (sb) 

parking	>	parking, car park (sb) 

parkwaktmeider	>	parking meter (sb) 

parkwehr	>	perform (vtr) 

parlament	>	parliament (sb) 

parlamentar	>	parlamentary, PM (adj & sb)

parlamentarian	>	parlamentarian (English Civil War)

parlar	>	parley (sb & vint) 

parle	>	de = to show off (vint; fig . while speaking ) 

parler	>	phrasebook (sb) 

parluar	>	parlor, visiting room ( sb) 

parmesan	>	parmesan (cheese; sb) 

parmenidei	>	parmenidei

Parmenides	>	Parmenides

Parnassos	>	Parnassus (npr; Mount of Greece) 

parodia	>	parody

paroxysme	>	paroxysme (sb)

Pars	>	Persia (npr) 

parschna	>	crust, heel of bread (sb) 

parsi	>	Persian (adj & sb) 

parsimonia	>	parsimony (sb ) 

parsimonieus	>	parsimonious (adj) 

parstupp	>	to draughtproof 

part	>	part (sb) 

parterre	>	flower bed (sb)

participative democratia	>	participatory democracy

participe	>	participle (sb); (+ acc.) to participate in 

particular	>	particular, peculiar (adj) 

particule	>	particle

partie	>	party (sb) 

partisan	>	partisan

partise	>	party (sb) (politics) 

partition	>	partition (sb); disk partitioning (sb)

partiture	>	musical score (sb) 

partner	>	partner (sb) 

partnerspect	>	partnership (association between partnership, quality; sb)

parverd	>	palfrey (sb) 

parveulbh	>	swaddle, to muffle up (vtr) 

parvolg	>	turn about (vint) 

parwarisch	>	livelihood (sb); parwarisch agriculture = subsistence farming

parwoik	>	parish (sb) 

pasar	>	market street 

Pasargadae	>	Pasargadae

pasarghan	>	street vendor (sb) 

pasban	>	night watchman (sb) 

pascha	>	pasha

pashtan	>	pashtun

Pasiphae	>	Pasiphae (npr) 

Pask	>	Easter ( sb) 

pask	>	to graze 

passacaglia	>	passacaglia

passage	>	passage (sb) 

passager	>	passenger (sb) 

passagerplav	>	airliner

passance	>	(sing) = articles (splu) ( lawyer) 

passandase	>	(sing) = savings, earnings (splu) 

passar	>	to take place (event, vint) 

passat	>	trade wind (sb) 

passatsk	>	yob (sb) 

passe	>	to pass; pass (sb), passage (of arms) 

passement	>	lace, braid, gimp

passion	>	passion (sb) 

Passion Hevd	>	Holy Week 

passionant	>	fascinating (adj)

passionat	>	passionate (adj) 

passiva	>	liabilities (accountancy) 

passive	>	passive (adj & sb); passive dom = passive house

passport	>	passport (sb) 

pasta	>	pasta (for eating; sb) 

paste	>	pasta (sb) 

pastille	>	pastille (sb) 

pastinak	>	parsnip (sb) 

pastiurma	>	dried meat ( sb) 

pastor	>	shepherd, pastor (sb) 

pastorat	>	presbytery (sb) (pastor) 

pastorkwaun	>	sheepdog

pasture	>	pasture (sb)

patan	>	spinning wheel 

patat	>	potato (sb) 

pateit	>	pâté (sb) 

pateit-in-cruste	>	pâté en croûte

patelle	>	kneecap (sb) 

patent	>	patent (sb ) 

patentire	>	patent (vtr ) 

pater	>	father ( sb) 

patergven	>	parricidal (adj), parricide (murderer of one's father; sb) 

patergvon	>	parricide (murder of one's father, sb) 

patertat	>	fatherhood (sb)

pati	>	including (conj.)

patient	>	patient (adj. & sb) 

patili	>	kitchen utensil 

patina	>	patina ( sb) 

patria	>	fatherland (sb) 

patriarch	>	patriarch

patrician	>	patrician (adj. & sb) 

patriot	>	patriot (adj & sb)

patroller	>	patrol (sb) 

patron	>	cartridge (sb) 

patronage	>	patronage (sb) 

patronym	>	patronymic name (sb)

patroxohn	>	parricide (adj , sb = person) 

patruw	>	paternal (adj) 

patwass	>	patois ( sb ) 

pau	>	little, few ( adv) 

pauk	>	few (adj)

paund	>	path (sb) 

pauper	>	poor ( adj ) 

paupertatsoyl	>	poverty threshold (sb) 

paur	>	fear (sb) 

pauric	>	frightened ( adj) 

paursk	>	search, look for ( vtr ) 

paursken	>	research (sb; ex	>	science) 

pause	>	pause, break (sb & vint) 

pave	>	pave ( vtr ) 

pavian	>	baboon (sb) 

pavilion	>	pavilion (sb ) 

pawen	>	peacock ( sb ) 

pawiropeku	>	goodbye, farewell ( interjection ) 

Pawson	>	pastoral god ( sb ) 

paydrwn	>	blossom, open out (vtr ) 

paygh	>	pay ( vtr ) 

paykut	>	(sing) = pork chops ( splu ) 

paym	>	itching (sb); itch (vtr) 

paymen	>	herder (sb)

payn	>	hardly (adv)

paytak	>	crooked (adj) 

paytt	>	suffer (vint) 

paytten	>	suffering (sb) 

payttgehn	>	agent pathogène/infectieux

pecan	>	pecan (sb) 

pech	>	pitch (sb ) 

pecharka	>	field / meadow mushroom 

pechat	>	postmark, stamp ( sb) 

pecher	>	blister (on the skin, sb) 

pecmen	>	(eye)lash (sb) 

pecten	>	comb (sb) 

pectoral	>	pectoral (adj & sb) 

ped	>	foot (sb) 

ped-ye	>	on foot (adv) 

pedagog	>	teacher (sb)

pedak	>	ep - = on tiptoe

pedal	>	pedal (sb) 

pedalpoint	>	prdal point (sb; music)

pederast	>	pederast(ic)

pedophil	>	pedophile (adj & sb) 

pedghanger	>	pedestrian (sb) 

pedstol	>	pedestal (sb) 

pedyenpaund	>	pedestrian crossing (sb) 

pedyo	>	pedestrian (adj & sb) 

Pegasos	>	Pegasus ( npr ) 

pehd	>	fall (vx ; vint ) 

pehd-leuder-ye	>	to plummet 

pehd-nebsois	>	to be completely taken aback (vint) 

pehk	>	comb ( vtr ) 

pehkw	>	stove (furnace ); to cook (vtr/vint) 

pehkwer	>	baker (sb) 

pehkwerie	>	bakery

pehl	>	stuff (vtr) 

pehld	>	fill (vint) 

pehnd	>	find (vtr) (to have a judgment on something) 

pehrd	>	fart (with a noise; vint) 

pehrk	>	furrow (sb) 

pehrn	>	sell ( vtr ), sale (sb) 

pehzd	>	fart (with bad smell; vint) 

peichisch	>	(!) = diarrhea (!, sb) 

peigher	>	nasty, wicked ( adj); (as a verb): de = to be angry about; dia = to bear (somebody) a grudge 

peigos	>	pattern, design (sb ) ( ornament ) 

pein	>	pain (sb) 

peind	>	enemy (adj & sb ) 

peingmin	>	commoner (sb) 

Peirayeus	>	Piraeus

peisel	>	pestle (sb ) 

peisk	>	fishing (sb) and fish (vtr ) 

peiskerie	>	fishery (sb) 

peisklicence	>	fishing licence (sb) 

peit	>	try (vtr) 

pekeni	>	very small (adj)

pekhlevan	>	daredevil (sb) 

Peking	>	Beijing (npr) 

peku	>	livestock, cattle (sb) 

pelegrina	>	cape (sb) (mantle) 

pelegv	>	islet, small island (sb) 

peleist	>	Philistine

pelgrin	>	pilgrim (sb) 

pelgvos	>	high sea 

pelita	>	lamp oil ( sb) 

pelk	>	axe (sb) 

pell	>	fur ( sb) 

pellit	>	pellet (sb) 

pell-mell	>	higgledy-piggledy 

Peloponnese	>	Peloponnese (npr) 

pelote	>	(wool) ball (sb)

pelp	>	finish-flouring, panelling 

pelpel	>	butterfly (sb) 

pelteck	>	stammering (adj; sb) 

peltewih	>	flat land (sb)

pelu	>	many, much, a lot (vx; adj & adv); + participle = by dint of

pelupoik	>	many-coloured

Pelusium	>	Pelusium

peluskohp	>	eagle eye ("who sees a lot") 

pelwika	>	milk bucket (sb) 

pemb	>	pink (adj) 

penal	>	criminal (refering to criminal justice); penal register = criminal record

penalitat	>	penalty (sb) 

pend	>	nose (sb) (fam) 

pendant	>	counterpart (sb) (fig); pending (adj) 

pendel	>	balance pole (sb) 

pendeloque	>	pendeloque

pendule	>	pendulum ( sb ) 

pendulesaat	>	clock (sb) 

pendyo	>	gallows-bird (fig.; sb)

Penelope	>	Penelope (npr)

penetre	>	penetrate (vtr) 

pengereh	>	casement window (sb) 

penicillin	>	penicillin (sb) 

penis	>	penis

penk	>	(& penkwe) = five (num) 

penkalem	>	pen (sb) 

penkwdul	>	cinquefoil (sb) 

Penkwost	>	Pentecost ( npr ) 

penkwozd	>	hand ( sb ) ( kenning ) 

penn	>	pen ( sb) (feather for writing) 

pennon	>	pennant ( sb ) (flag ) 

pennscrin	>	pencil box (sb) 

pension	>	retirement (sb); (gosten) pension = boarding house (sb) 

pensionfund	>	pension fund

pensionat	>	boarding school

pensive	>	pensive (adj ) 

pensuk	>	sand dust 

pentagramme	>	pentagram (sb) 

pepermen	>	experienced (adj)

peplos	>	peplos (sb) 

per	>	through, by (prep); (elastic) per = spring (sb) (for bouncing ) 

perag	>	brew, mix, stir (vtr ) 

perakende	>	patch of land (sb) 

perambh	>	to surround (vtr); around (prep) 

perbehnd	>	league (vtr) 

perbehrg	>	hide (vtr) 

perbleuf	>	bluff (vtr) 

percent	>	percent (sb) 

percentage	>	percentage (sb)

perche	>	perche (sb) 

perchem	>	toupée (sb) 

perchin	>	lock, bolt (sb) 

percleich	>	eccentric slot, cutter pin

perdic	>	crank (sb) 

peregrin	>	foreigner on transit 

pereih	>	perish (vint) 

peremptor	>	peremptory (adj) 

performant	>	high-performance, outstanding (adj)

Perga	>	Perga (npr) 

pergamen	>	parchment (sb) 

Pergolesi	>	Pergolesi

perhvdi	>	last week (adv) 

pericarditis	>	pericarditis

peries	>	surpass (vtr) 

Perikleus	>	Pericles

perikwehl	>	+ acc. = to frequent (a place; vtr) 

perikweih	>	to settle a score (violently; vint)

perikwihen	>	to settle a score with (+ acc.; violently)

perikwiti	>	gangland kill

perile	>	peril (sb) 

perimeter	>	perimetre

periode	>	period (sb) 

periodic	>	periodic(al) (adj) 

peripheria	>	periphery (sb)

peripheric	>	periphereal (for computer, sb) 

periple	>	(difficult) journey(sb) 

perischan	>	pitiful (adj) 

peristyle	>	peristyle, colonnade (sb) 

periwehrt	>	to turn over (vtr) 

periweiker	>	perioikos

perkal	>	percale (sb) 

perkehlen	>	hiding of stolen goods 

perkeip	>	to illustrate (to be the illustration of; vtr)

perkuin	>	mixed forest (sb) 

Perkunia	>	Black Forest (Germany)

perkwn	>	storm-god (sb) 

perkwngayd	>	snipe (sb) 

perkyu	>	(animal's) chest (sb) 

perle	>	pearl (sb); to form in droplets (vtr)

perleis	>	to leaf through (vtr) (a book) 

permadh	>	soak (vtr) 

permanent	>	permanent (adj)

permehld	>	communicate (vtr) 

permeid	>	ibo = take action to avoid 

permiss	>	licence (sb); past participle and past tense of “permitt” 

permitt	>	allow ( vtr ) 

perneic	>	annihilate, destroy (vtr ) 

perneiceus	>	pernicious (adj) 

pernik	>	gingerbread ( sb) 

perodh	>	forward ( adv ) 

perodhia	>	advance (sb) 

perodhsedd	>	chairman (sb) 

perom	>	ferry (sb) 

perore	>	to hold forth 

perpaneg	>	to lease 

perpaur	>	to paralyze with fear 

perpendicular	>	perpendicular ( adj ) 

perpetual	>	perpetual (adj) 

perplex	>	perplexed, puzzled (adj ) 

perron	>	station platform 

perruakchei	>	brook (sb) 

perry	>	perry (alcohol)

persclav	>	enslave (vtr)

persecut	>	to persecute (vtr)

persehkw	>	to pursue; persecute (vtr)

Persephone	>	Persephone (npr) 

Persepolis	>	Persepolis (npr)

Perseus	>	Perseus (npr) 

persevere	>	persevere

persic	>	peach (sb) 

persist	>	(+ inf.) = persist

persna	>	heel ( of foot, sb ) 

person	>	person (sb) 

personalitat	>	personality (sb) 

personel	>	staff (sb)

perspective	>	perspective (sb) 

persrineg	>	to chill to the bone, to numb with cold 

se persteiv	>	to dig one's heels in 

perstrak	>	to numb with tiredness 

pert	>	crossing (sb ) 

perton	>	set to music 

pertor	>	ferryman, smuggler of people 

pertu	>	thoroughfare; gangway (sb) 

pertulayter	>	accomodation ladder 

perturbe	>	disrupt (vtr) 

Peru	>	Peru ( npr ) 

peruan	>	Peruan (adj & sb) 

peruca	>	wig ( sb ) 

perusch	>	Pharisee (adj & sb) 

perut	>	(& peruti) = last year 

pervase	>	console (sb) (fireplace ) 

perwehgh	>	forward (vtr ) 

perwnt	>	rock, boulder (sb) 

peschkire	>	towelling, tie-towel (sb) 

peschmerga	>	peshmerga

Pessakh	>	Passover (sb) 

pessimiste	>	pessimist (adj & sb) 

pesticide	>	pesticide (sb) 

pestifer	>	pariah (adj ) 

pestilent	>	pestilent (adj ) 

pesvenke	>	pimp (!, sb) 

pet	>	(enclitic stressing identity)	>	

petal	>	petal (sb) 

petanque	>	pétanque (sb)

petard	>	banger (sb)

petasos	>	petasos (sb) 

Peter	>	Peter (npr) 

peti	>	small toolkit, small case (sb) 

petis	>	fairly, on the contrary 

petitfour	>	petit-four (sb) 

petmesc	>	grape jelly (sb) 

petra	>	stone ( sb ) 

Petrarca	>	Petrarch ( npr ) 

petrarquisme	>	petrarchism (sb) 

petreus	>	rocky (adj ) 

petrochemia	>	petrochemistry (sb) 

petrol	>	oil, petroleum (sb ) 

petrosell	>	parsley ( sb ) 

petwrnt	>	all feathers of an animal 

peung	>	to make/have a puncture 

peungst	>	fist ( sb ) 

peunk	>	punk ( sb ) 

peurk	>	(& perku) = oak ( sb ) 

peurst	>	(sovereign) prince ( sb ) 

peurstdem	>	principality ( sb ) 

peurstin	>	(sovereign) princess (sb) 

peximett	>	rusk (sb) 

peyeth	>	payot (Jewish sidelocks; sb)

pfehrst	>	to point at (vtr); forefinger (sb) 

pfehrster	>	pointing device (sb) 

pfeifer	>	fife(-player) (sb) 

pfohrst	>	past tense of “pfehrst” 

pfwehng	>	dilate (vint) 

phaeton	>	phaeton (carriage)

phag	>	eat (!, vtr ); “se phact con sien gvibh” (! Fam.) = « he's bawling out against his wife » !
 
phalang	>	phalanx (sb) 

phallus	>	phallus (sb) 

phar	>	lighthouse (sb) 

pharaoh	>	pharaoh (sb) 

pharaohi	>	pharaonic (adj)

pharmac	>	medication (sb) 

pharmaceut	>	pharmacist (sb) 

pharmacia	>	pharmacy (sb) 

phayak	>	Phaeacian ( adj , sb ) 

phenomen	>	phenomenon ( sb), 

phial	>	phial ( sb) 

phieg	>	past tense of “phag” 

Philip	>	Philipp (npr) 

Philippines ( splu )	>	Philippines ( npr ) 

Philodem	>	Phildemus (npr) 

philosoph	>	philosoph

philosophen petra	>	Philosopher's Stone ( sb) 

philter	>	philter ( sb ) 

phlebotomia	>	bloodletting (sb) 

phlegma	>	phlegm (sb) 

Phleious	>	Phlius

phoenix	>	phoenix (sb) 

phone	>	(tele)phone

phone kuschk	>	telephone booth (sb) 

phonespionage	>	telephone tapping

phoneme	>	phoneme (sb) 

phonograph	>	phonograph

phosphor	>	phosphorus (sb) 

phosphorescent	>	phosphorescent (adj) 

photo	>	(& photograph) = photo(graph) ( sb) 

photoapparat	>	camera (sb) 

photograph	>	photographer (sb); to photograph

photovoltayic	>	photovoltaic (adj)

phrase	>	phrase (sb) 

phryg	>	Phrygian (adj & sb) 

Phryne	>	Phryne (npr) 

Phthiotis	>	Phthiotis

phylis	>	bud (sb) 

physiologia	>	physiology ( sb) 

physiotherapeut	>	physiotherapist (sb) 

physique	>	(sb) = physics ( splu) 

physiste	>	physicist ( sb) 

phyt	>	sapling (sb) 

phyteina	>	plant nursery (sb) 

phytosanitar	>	phytosanitary

piala	>	cup (one-hand vessel without handle, sb) 

pianji	>	tablet (for writing; sb) 

piano	>	piano (sb)

piastre	>	piastre (sb) 

piau	>	trim, clip (vtr) 

piaumen	>	clipping, trimming (sb) 

pibeh	>	sip ( vtr ) 

pic	>	peak (sb) 

piccolo	>	piccolo (flute, sb) 

pichen	>	pinch ( sb) 

pick	>	pike (sb) ( ex	>	for ice) 

pick	>	pick (vtr) 

pick	>	spades (of cards; sb) 

pickant	>	racy, biting (adj ) ( fig ) 

pickel	>	ice axe ( sb) 

pickin	>	annoy ( vtr ) 

pickup	>	pickup (truck; sb) 

Pico della Mirandola	>	Pico della Mirandola ( npr ) 

pictor	>	painter (sb) 

pictoresk	>	picturesque (adj ) 

picture	>	miniature (illuminated manuscript; sb) 

pidek	>	macaco, macaque (sb) 

pieck	>	past tense of “pack” 

piece	>	piece, play (sb) piece (in a game)

piece-montee	>	pièce montée (cake)

pied-à-terre	>	pied-à-terre (sb) 

pieddel	>	past tense of « padddel » 

pieg	>	girl (sb); past tense of “pag” 

piel	>	spear (sb) 

pieng	>	coin (sb) 

pier	>	pier ( sb) 

pierk	>	past tense of “park” 

piern	>	distant, far ( adj) 

piesk	>	past tense of “pask” 

pietat	>	piety ( sb) 

pieu	>	salivate (vint) 

pieurn	>	to slash-and-burn

pieursk	>	past tense of « paursk » 

pieut	>	feed ( vtr ), food (sb) 

pieutadditive	>	food additive

pieydrwn	>	past tense of “paydrwn” 

pieygh	>	past tense of “paygh” 

pieym	>	past tense of “paym” 

pieytt	>	past tense of “paytt” 

pig	>	past tense of “pineg” 

pigeon	>	pigeon (sb) 

pigher	>	past tense of “peigher” 

pignos	>	collateral security, pledge (sb) 

piieu	>	past tense of “piau” 

pikinier	>	pikiner ( sb) 

pilav	>	rice dish 

pile	>	pile (heap; sb) 

pillar	>	pillar (sb)

pilluck	>	peck (vtr) 

pilote	>	pilot (sb) 

pilule	>	pill (sb) 

piments	>	(splu) = peppers (splu) 

pinacle	>	pinnacle ( sb) 

pinak	>	log (sb) 

pince-nez	>	pince-nez ( sb ) 

pincette	>	tweezer ( sb ) 

Pindar	>	Pindar ( n.pr ) 

pinduk	>	skid (vint) 

pineg	>	paint (vtr); painting (result; sb) 

pines	>	pound (vtr) 

pinew	>	to feed (vtr, fig.)

pingel	>	paintbrush (sb) 

pingen	>	painting (sb) (activity) 

pinguin	>	penguin (sb)

pinion	>	pine nut (sb) 

pinnace pinasse (sb; ship)

pinseing	>	temper, character (sb) 

pint	>	pint (sb) 

pion	>	(Chess)pawn

pionnier	>	pioneer (sb) 

pior	>	too (much/many) 

pip	>	squeak, pip (vint ) 

pipe	>	pipe (for smoking; sb) 

pipend	>	dangle (vint) 

piper	>	pepper (sb) 

pipernitsa	>	peppershaker (sb) 

piperspraiy	>	pepper spray

pipette	>	pipette (sb) 

pipiusi	>	dairy, milk-producing ( adj ) 

pir	>	pear ( sb) 

piranha	>	piranha (sb) 

pirate	>	pirate ( sb) 

piratia	>	piracy (sb ) 

piraug	>	(meat)pie (sb) 

pirmwer	>	spring (season; sb) 

piruz	>	turquois (sb) 

pis	>	past tense of “pines” 

pischleme	>	pushover, sucker (! idiot; sb) 

pischman	>	repentant ( adj) & repent ( vpr ) 

piscine	>	swimming pool ( sb ) 

Pishun	>	Pishon (Eden; npr) 

pisk	>	fish (sb); past tense of “peisk” 

piskyol	>	tassel (sb) (decoration) 

pisse	>	piss

pissuar	>	orinal

pistach	>	pistachio (sb) 

pistol	>	pistol (sb) 

pit	>	past tense of “peit” 

pitancye	>	poor food (sb) 

pitcher	>	pitcher (baseball; sb) 

pithecanthropus	>	Pithecanthropus ( sb) 

piton	>	rocky outcrop (sb) 

pituita	>	pituita (sb) 

pituv	>	nourishing (adj) 

piurn	>	fire (sb) (as an element); past tense of "pieurn"

piurna	>	pyre, bonfire (sb) 

piurnwehrg	>	firework ( sb) 

piut	>	past tense of “pieut” 

pivnitsar	>	wine waiter (sb) 

pivot	>	pivot (sb) 

piw	>	past tense of "pinew"

piwer	>	fatty, greasy (adj); to manure (vtr) 

piwer acid	>	fatty acid (sb) 

piwernia	>	fertile meadow (sb) 

piwernt	>	manure (sb) 

piwon	>	fat (vtr & adj) 

piyama	>	pijama (sb) 

piyun	>	peony (sb) 

Pizarro	>	Pizarro

pizd	>	breast (udder of woman; sb) 

pizdan	>	woman's chest 

pizza	>	pizza (sb)

plab	>	flap (sb & vtr) 

plabdwer	>	flap door

place	>	place; square (sb); place (vtr) 

placette	>	piazzetta (sb)

placid	>	placid (adj) 

placircule	>	roundabout, traffic-circle (sb) 

plack	>	plate, patch, plaque (sb) 

plackentectonique	>	plate tectonics (sb) 

placunt	>	flat cake (sb) 

plafon	>	ceiling ( sb) ( fig ) 

plag	>	hit, strike ( vtr ); quenching, caliber ( sb) ( fig) 

plaga	>	plague, curse ( sb ; fig .) 

plagel	>	thrash, batter (vtr ) 

plagelpwarn	>	whipping boy, underdog (sb) 

plain	>	plain ( sb) 

plais	>	please (vtr & interjection ) 

plaisure	>	fun, pleasure (sb) 

plaj	>	beach (vacation resort; sb) 

plajurb	>	seaside resort

plakat	>	poster, notice 

plan	>	plan, plane (sb); to plan 

plane	>	plane (ex: surface; adj) 

planetarium	>	planetarium

planete	>	planet (sb) 

planeur	>	glider (sailplane; sb)

plang	>	cry, weep (vtr & sb) 

plangsalk	>	weeping willow ( sb) 

plank	>	board, plank ( sb ) 

planken	>	sheating, plank (sb) 

plankton	>	plankton (sb) 

plantain	>	plantain (sb) 

plante	>	plant ( sb) 

plask	>	shallow (adj) 

plaster	>	plaster ( sb) (medicine ) 

plastic	>	plastic (adj. & sb); plastic arts (splu) 

plastire	>	dressing, bandage ( sb) 

plat	>	(& platt) = flat ( adj) 

platane	>	plane-tree ( sb ) 

plateau	>	plateau (sb) 

platen armur	>	plate armour (sb) 

platforme	>	platform (sb)

platin	>	platinum (sb) 

platitsa	>	plaice (sb) 

Platon	>	Plato (npr) 

platonic	>	platonic (adj, sb; ex: love) 

platoniste	>	platonic (adj, sb; when refering to Plato's philosophy)

platska	>	license plate (sb) 

platupod	>	flat-footed

platwos	>	wingspan, scope, calibre (sb) 

plaut	>	(& platu) = broad, large (adj ) 

plav	>	(air)plane ( sb) 

plavbehr	>	aircraft carrier

plavdrom	>	landing runway 

playc	>	agree, get on together ( vpr ) 

playct	>	agreement ( sb) 

pleban	>	parish priest ( sb) 

plebania	>	presbytery (sb) 

plebiscite	>	plebiscite

plect	>	shrug (one's shoulders; vtr) 

pledveh	>	the mass of people (sb) 

pleh	>	to fill 

plehc	>	to roll up ( vtr ) 

plehcstol	>	folding chair 

plehder	>	flare (vtr ) 

plehp	>	chat (vint ) 

Pleiades	>	Pleiades (splu) 

pleid	>	plead (vtr ) 

pleidoyeir	>	plea(ding) (sb) 

pleina	>	arrowhead (sb) 

pleins	>	dance of joy (vint) 

pleisker	>	lap (vint) 

pleist	>	most, the major part of (adj; “most people”) 

Pleistocene	>	Pleistocene ( sb) 

plen	>	med = full of (adj) 

plenar	>	plenary

plend	>	grouse (vtr) 

plenipotentiar	>	plenipotentiary

plenitude	>	fullness (sb) 

pletia	>	shoulder blade (sb) 

pletwos	>	stature, calibre (sb) 

pleu	>	to be at anchor 

pleugh	>	plow (vtr ) 

pleuk	>	fly (vint); flight (sb); pleukend tapit = flying carpet (sb) 

pleukghansen model	>	flying geese paradigm (eco.)

pleukpisk	>	flying fish (sb) 

pleukrecorder	>	flight recorder (sb)

pleus	>	fin (sb) 

plexiglas	>	plexiglas (sb) 

plexti	>	braid (sb) 

pliat	>	dish (sb) 

plictic	>	boring ( adj ) 

plictisse	>	bore (vtr ) 

plid	>	past tense of “pleid” 

plieb	>	past tense of “plab” 

plieg	>	past tense of “plag” 

pliegel	>	past tense of “plagel” 

plieng	>	past tense of “plang” 

pliehg	>	to make sure to 

plieyc	>	past tense of “playc” 

plins	>	past tense of “plins” 

plinthe	>	plinth (sb) 

pliohg	>	past tense of “pliehg” 

plisker	>	past tense of “pleisker” 

plohc	>	past tense of “plehc” 

plohcta	>	intertwining (sb) 

plohder	>	past tense of “plehder” 

plohp	>	past tense of “plehp” 

ploisko	>	except (prep) 

plor	>	floor, terrain (sb) 

plorkweit	>	(plorkweitu) = undulation (terrain)

plormeiden	>	land survey (sb) 

plorsleid	>	landslide (sb) 

plosive	>	(consonn) = stop (consonant)

Plotin	>	Plotinus

ploton	>	platoon (sb) 

plott	>	raft (sb) 

plu	>	past tense of “pleu” 

plugh	>	plow, plough (sb); past tense of “pleugh” 

plug-in	>	plug-in (sb)

pluk	>	past tense of “pleuk” 

plukel	>	fowl, head of poultry ( sb) 

plukwid	>	in plenty (adv; adj) 

plumbh	>	lead (metal, sb ) 

plumbher	>	plumber ( sb) 

plume	>	plume (sb) 

plunder	>	plunder (sb & vtr)

plur	>	several ( adj) 

plural	>	plural

plus	>	plus, extra (adv); past tense of “pleus” 

Plutarch	>	Plutarch ( npr ) 

Pluto	>	Pluto (former planet; npr) 

Pluton	>	Pluto ( npr ) (god) 

plysch	>	plush (sb) 

pnehg	>	choke ( vpr ) 

pnehs	>	to snort 

pneig	>	stifle (vtr) 

pneis	>	to put off (someone; vtr)

pneu	>	(& pneumatic) = tire (sb) 

pneus	>	to wrinkle one's nose 

pneustoffspraiy	>	tyre sealing can

pnig	>	past tense of “pneig” 

pnohg	>	past tense of “pnehg” 

pnohs	>	past tense of “pnehs” 

pochette	>	pocket square (sb) 

pocrast	>	wine with spices 

pod	>	paw ( sb) 

poder	>	container (sb) 

podin	>	vat, tank (sb) 

podloga	>	floor, floorboards 

podstol	>	support, stand (sb) 

poduts	>	common nase (sb) 

poem	>	poem ( sb ) 

poesis	>	poetry (sb) 

poet	>	poet (sb) 

poetic	>	poetic (adj)

pogach	>	focaccia (sb) 

poh	>	drink (vtr) 

pohd	>	past tense of “pehd” 

pohk	>	past tense of “pehk” 

pohkw	>	past tense of “pehkw” 

pohl	>	past tense of “pehl” 

pohld	>	past tense of “pehld” 

pohltos	>	plenty, abundance (sb) 

pohltost	>	plentiful, abounding (adj)

pohtel	>	glassful (sb) 

pohnd	>	past tense of “pehnd” 

pohrd	>	past tense of “pehrd” 

pohrn	>	past tense of “pehrn” 

pohzd	>	past tense of “pehzd” 

poig	>	paint ( sb) ( color) 

poignant	>	poignant ( adj ) 

poik	>	multicoloured, variegated, stained ( adj) 

poimen	>	mother's milk 

point	>	point (sb) 

poison	>	poison (sb & vtr)

poitt	>	to have the right to, to be entitled to 

polauror	>	aurora, northern light (sb) 

pold	>	field (sb; including chessboard) 

poldam	>	ostentatiously (adv) 

polden violka	>	field pansy (flower; sb) 

poldmus	>	vole (sb ) 

poldskeir	>	through fields 

pole	>	pole (geography; sb) 

polec	>	Polish (adj , sb) 

poleih	>	polish ( vtr ) 

polemique	>	polemique (sb)

poli	>	fortress (sb ) 

police	>	police (sb ) 

police station	>	police station (sb) 

policeagent	>	policeman ( sb) 

policiste	>	policeman (sb) 

poliomyelitis	>	poliomyelitis (sb) 

polissa	>	(insurance) policy 

polite	>	polite (adj) 

politesse	>	politeness

politic	>	political (adj); "Is Politic" = "The Statesman"; politician (sb)

politique	>	(sing) = politics (splu) 

politise	>	to politicize (vtr)

pollen	>	pollen (sb) 

Polska	>	Poland ( npr ) 

polt	>	gruel, porridge ( sb) 

poltergayst	>	poltergeist

Polykleitos	>	Polykleitos

Polyphem	>	Polyphemus

polystyrene	>	polystyrene (sb) 

pomel	>	pommel (sb) 

pommesfrites	>	French fries (splu) 

pompe	>	ceremonial, pomp (sb) 

Pompei	>	Pompei (npr)

Pompeius	>	Pompey

pompeus	>	pompous (adj) 

pompier	>	pompier (art)

pompic	>	ceremonial (adj) 

pon	>	since, for (prep); present tense base of “posen” 

pondos	>	impression, inner feeling (sb) 

ponnim	>	Phoenician (adj, sb), Punic 

pontific	>	Pontiff (sb)

Pontificstat	>	Papal States 

Pontius Pilate	>	Pontius Pilate (npr) 

ponton	>	pontoon (sb)

pop	>	(orthodox) pope (sb) 

popayghen	>	down payment, instalment

populace	>	populace

popular	>	popular (adj) 

popularise	>	popularize (vtr)

population	>	population (sb) 

popule	>	people (lower classes; sb); to populate (vtr) 

populeus	>	populous ( adj ) 

porche	>	porch ( sb) 

porcule	>	piglet ( sb) 

pord	>	ford (sb) 

pore	>	pore

poreunc	>	+ dative of the person = order, command (vtr) 

poreus	>	porous (adj)

porg	>	offer, show, put forward (vtr) 

pori	>	bush (sb) (African landscape) 

pork	>	pig; pork (sb) 

porm	>	fare (sb) 

porphyre	>	porphyry (sb) 

porphyria	>	porphyria (sb) 

Porphyrios	>	Porphyry

port	>	port (sb) 

portal	>	portal (sb) 

portcigar	>	cigar holder (sb)

portfolio	>	portfolio (fig.)

portic	>	portico (sb) 

porto	>	postage (sb) 

portmanteau	>	coat & hat stand (sb)

portmonaie	>	portfolio (sb) 

portrait	>	portrait ( sb ) 

Port Sayid	>	Port Said (npr) 

Portugal	>	Portugal ( npr ) 

portughesche	>	Portuguese (adj. & sb) 

portvin	>	port wine (sb)

pos	>	after (prep) 

poscras	>	after tommorow (adv) 

posdaril	>	sustainable (adj) (development) 

posdehrj	>	maintain (vtr) 

posen	>	to lay down (vtr); posen un probleme = to pose a problem 

Posidonios	>	Posidonius

position	>	position (sb) 

positioner	>	tracker, transmitter (sb) 

poskwo	>	afterwards, then

posmiddien	>	afternoon (sb) 

pospehrn management	>	customer service, after sales service

possible	>	possible (adj) 

possowel	>	" Under the Sun " (adv); to sunbathe (vint)

post	>	post, mail (sb) 

postalion	>	postman (sb) 

postamt	>	post office 

postcode	>	postal code

postdiek	>	mailbox 

postgrind	>	PO box

posthangjow	>	mail-order 

posthangjowpehrn	>	mail-order sale 

postlad	>	moccasin (sb ) 

postmark	>	stamp, postmark ( sb) 

postmaster	>	postmayster (sb) 

postmortem	>	posthumous

postpigeon	>	homing pigeon (sb) 

postulat	>	postulate (sb) 

postule	>	to postulate 

pot	>	pot (sb) 

potass	>	potash

potassium	>	potassium (sb) 

potem	>	fathom (sb) 

potential	>	potential (adj & sb) 

potentiometer	>	potentiometer

poterie	>	pottery (sb) 

poterna	>	postern (sb) 

poter	>	potter

poti	>	mister, sir; lord (sb) 

potion	>	potion (sb)

potire	>	pitcher (sb) 

potischah	>	padishah (sb) 

potnia	>	madam, lady (sb) 

potnika	>	miss (sb) 

poul	>	pool ( sb) 

poupdeck	>	poop ( sf ) 

povesti	>	clothing ( sb) 

povidel	>	plum mousse (sb) 

prabh	>	right, fair (adj ) 

prabh mores (splu)	>	morality (sing) 

prabh torg	>	fair trade 

prabhil	>	rule ( sb) ( of conduct) 

prabhil	>	guideline (sb ) 

prabhtat	>	fairness (sb) 

practic	>	practical (adj ); traineeship (sb) 

practicant	>	trainee

practician	>	practitioner

practis	>	consulting-room (sb) 

practie	>	practise (vtr) 

praebende	>	prebend (sb) 

praedd	>	devour (vtr); prey (sb) 

praedicator	>	Dominican (monk)

Praha	>	Prague (npr) 

pram	>	barge (sb) 

pranier	>	pillory (sb) 

praseodymium	>	praseodymium (sb) 

praxis	>	practice (sb) 

Praxiteles	>	Praxiteles (npr) 

prayghest	>	hand reach (sb) 

pre	>	before (temporal preposition) 

preambule	>	preamble (sb) 

precaution	>	care (sb) 

precedd	>	precede (vtr)

precept	>	precept (sb) 

preche	>	preach (vtr) 

prechen	>	preaching (sb) 

precieus	>	precious (adj) 

precipice	>	precipice (sb) 

precipitation	>	precipitation (sb) 

se precipite	>	rush (vint) 

precis	>	precise, accurate (adj) 

precoce	>	precocious

precolombian	>	precolumbian

predator	>	predator (adj. & sb) 

predecessor	>	predecessor (sb) 

predicative	>	predicative (gram.)

predilection	>	predilection (sb) 

predisposen	>	to predispose (vtr)

predominant	>	predominant (adj)

preemptive weir	>	preemptive war

preface	>	preface (sb) 

prefect	>	prefect

prefer	>	prefer (vtr ) 

pregen	>	imbue, impregnate ( vtr ) 

preghes	>	before yesterday (adv) 

prehg	>	to pray, ask (someone; to do = ke(m) + verb)

prehgen	>	prayer (sb) 

prehistoria	>	prehistory

prehp	>	to appear, to come into sight 

prehsc	>	ask in marriage (vtr) 

preih	>	enjoy ( vtr ) 

preihplen	>	affectionate (adj ) 

preim	>	receive ( vtr ) 

prekaursprabhil	>	precautionary principle 

prekheiss	>	sense, forebode ( vtr ) 

prelat	>	prelate (sb) 

preleiv	>	to take (a sample; ex: science; vtr) 

prelude	>	prelude (sb)

prem-	>	present tense base of “pressem” 

prematur	>	premature (adj ) 

premeditation	>	premeditation (sb) 

premehnmon	>	warning (adj ) 

premiere	>	premiere

premiss	>	premise ( sb) 

premium	>	premium ( sb) 

premonitor	>	prescient (adj ) 

prenam	>	first name, forename

prepage	>	flyleaf (sb) 

preparation	>	preparing (sb) 

prepare	>	prepare (vtr) 

prepayghen	>	advance (sb) (money) 

preponderance	>	supremacy (sb)

prepost	>	provost (sb) 

preraphaelite	>	pre-raphaelite

prerogative	>	prerogative (sb)

presayg	>	to predict 

prescrib	>	( prescrìb ) = to prescribe 

prescription	>	prescription (sb) 

presence	>	presence (sb) 

present	>	present (adj) 

presidence	>	presidency (sb ) 

president	>	president ( sb) 

presidium	>	presidium (sb) 

presse	>	press (sb; journalism, recruitment) 

pressem	>	press (vtr) & pressure (sb) 

pressening	>	tarpaulin (sb)

press-papier	>	clipboard (sb) 

pressure trakh	>	pressure suit ( sb) (clothing) 

prest	>	first (of more than 2); prest officier = first officer (aircraft)

presumptueus	>	presumptuous (adj.)

preswed	>	freshwater 

prete	>	understand ( vtr ) 

pretend	>	claim, pretend (vtr) 

pretensieus	>	prententious

preter	>	first of 2, former (adj); first (adv) 

preterit	>	preterit

pretexte	>	pretext ( sb) 

pretorium	>	courtroom ( sb ) 

preus	>	to burn (feeling ) 

Preussen	>	Prussia (former German province or kingdom; npr) 

preussenblou	>	Prussian blue (adj & sb) 

preustang	>	hair iron (sb) 

prevarie	>	prevaricate (vint) 

prev	>	past (sb & adj) 

preven	>	to prevent 

preventive concordat	>	receivership (sm ) 

prever	>	former (adj), before, formerly (adv)

prevst	>	once, before (adv) 

pri	>	by, along (prep) 

Priapos	>	Priapus (npr) 

pribeud	>	to puzzle (vtr; to make somebody pay attention)

prickel	>	fizz (vint) 

prickelscharab	>	pop (drinking; sb) 

Pridanwstria	>	Transnistria

pridem	>	stillness, freedom

prie-dieu	>	prie-dieu (sb)

priem	>	edge, border (sb) 

prient	>	friend (sb) 

prientia	>	friendship (sb) 

prientlik	>	friendly (adj) 

prieslen	>	spindle whorl 

prih	>	past tense of “preih” 

prileips + acc.	>	to be in breach of, to fail to observe 

prim	>	prime (number); past tense of “preim” 

primar talim	>	primary education (sb) 

primark	>	markup (computer)

primatia	>	primacy (sb) 

primitive	>	primitive (adj) 

primordial	>	primordial (adj)

primule	>	primrose (sb) 

prince	>	prince (sb) (son of the ruler) 

princesse	>	princess (sb) 

principal	>	principal ( adj ) 

principe	>	principle (sb) 

prined	>	take (vtr ) ( a city ) 

print	>	footprint, track 

printer	>	printer (computer, sb)

prioritat	>	priority (sb) 

pris	>	price (sb); past participle & past tense of “prined” 

prise	>	prize (of war); taking (after a siege) 

prisindex	>	Price Index ( sb) 

prisma	>	prism ( sb) 

prison	>	prison ( sf) 

prisoner	>	prisoner ( sb) 

prispehc	>	+ acc. = to attend 

prist	>	period of time 

pristah	>	to stand by 

pristic	>	periodic ( adj ) 

pritor	>	amateur, lover (adj , sb) ( who likes) 

prityohc	>	tributary (river, sb) 

privat	>	private (adj) (opposed to " public "); privat individu = private individual (sb)

privatisation	>	privatization

privilege	>	privilege (sb); to favour (vtr)

priy	>	appreciable (adj) 

prix	>	prize (sb)

pro	>	for (prep); (as a verbal prefix means “ahead”; the verb triggers dative) 

proag	>	to move off 

proaiwo	>	forever (adv)

proapo	>	following the stream (adv) 

proba	>	sample ( sb ) 

probable	>	probable ( adj) 

probe	>	to put to the test 

probeprist	>	probation (workplace)

probeud	>	wake (vtr) 

probire	>	try on (a garment; sb)

problematique	>	underlying problem

probleme	>	problem (sb) 

procastell	>	forecastle (sb) 

proceddat	>	process, way of acting (sb) 

proceddure	>	procedure, proceedings (sb) 

procent	>	percent (sb) 

procentage	>	percentage (sb)

process	>	process, trial (sb) 

processor	>	central processing unit (CPU, sb) 

Proclus	>	Proclus

procurature	>	the Attorney's Office, prosecution 

procure	>	provide, get ( vtr ) 

procureur	>	attorney, prosecutor ( sb) 

prod	>	ahead (prep) 

prodah	>	hand over (vtr; a criminal) 

Prodic	>	[prOdik] = Prodicus

prodigal	>	prodigal (adj) 

produc	>	produce (vtr) 

productionszangir	>	production line

productive	>	productive (adj) 

prodwals	>	outpost (sb) 

proe	>	already, first (adv; proclitic)

profan	>	secular (adj & sb) 

profession os fid	>	profession of faith

profile	>	profile

profit	>	profit (sb, commercial) 

profitable	>	profitable (adj) 

profite	>	(+ acc.) = to take advantage of

profitsmyehren	>	profit sharing (sb)

profume	>	perfume

profund	>	profound (adj) 

profunditat	>	profoundness

prognohsa	>	forecast (sb) 

programme	>	program ( sb) 

programmation lurhat	>	programming language (sb) 

progress	>	progress (sb) 

prohg	>	suitor (sb); past tense of “prehg” 

prohibeih	>	prohibit (vtr) 

prohibitive	>	prohibitive

prohp	>	past tense of “prehp” 

prohsc	>	past tense of “prehsc” 

proid	>	to fret 

project	>	project (sb) 

projection	>	projection, showing (sb) (to project a movie) 

prokal	>	to call out to (+ acc.)

Prokrustes	>	Procrustes (npr) 

prokwe	>	near (prep. & adj)

prokwem	>	near (prep. & adj)

Prokweust	>	Middle East ( npr ) 

prokwitat	>	proximity

prokwol	>	sidekick (sb)

prokwst	>	nearest

proletar	>	proletarian (adj & sb)

proletarian	>	proletarian (adj)

proletariat	>	proletariat

prolifere	>	to proliferate 

Promanthus	>	Prometheus ( npr ) 

promanthusic	>	Promethean ( adj ) 

promenade	>	walk (avenue; vx)

se promene	>	to have a walk (vx) 

promi	>	(& prominent) = celebrity (sb; person) 

promiscuitat	>	lack of privacy

promiss	>	promise (sb); past tense & past participle of “promitt” 

promissor	>	promising (adj) 

promitt	>	promise (vtr) 

promontur	>	promontory (sb) 

prompt	>	prompt (adj) 

pron	>	prone (adj ) 

pronomen	>	pronoun (sb) 

pronunce	>	pronounce (vtr ) 

propaganda	>	propaganda (sb) 

propage	>	spread (vtr) 

propedeutique	>	propaedeutics

propeller	>	propeller (sb) 

prophet	>	prophet (sb) 

prophetia	>	prophecy (sb) 

prophecy	>	prophesy (vtr) 

propice	>	propitious, suitable (adj) 

propizdan	>	"forward-breasted" 

propodia	>	front-end, forecarriage (sb) 

propon	>	present tense base of “proposen” 

proposen	>	propose (vtr); proposal (sb) 

propylayum	>	propylaea

prosch	>	close to, near (with an idea of movement) 

proschkehmb	>	ant = bow low / prostrate before ( vint) 

prose	>	prose (sb) 

proselyte	>	proselyte (adj & sb)

prospec	>	[prospEk] = prospect (vtr) 

prospect	>	leaflet, brochure; perspective (sb) 

prospector	>	prospector (sb)

prosper	>	prosperous (adj) 

prosperitat	>	prosperity ( sb) 

prostate	>	prostate (sb) 

prostek	>	silly, booby, fool (sb & adj) 

prostitution	>	prostitution ( sb) 

prostre	>	prostrate (vtr ) 

protection	>	protection (sb) 

protectionisme	>	protectionisme

proteg	>	( protèg ) = protect (vtr) 

proteiforme	>	multi-figured (adj)

protein	>	protein (sb) 

protest	>	(& protestation) = protest ( sb) 

protestant	>	Protestant ( adj , sb); Protestant Union = Protestant Union ( npr ) 

proteste	>	protest (vint) 

prothesis	>	prosthesis

protiapo	>	against the current (adv) 

protie	>	/protiev = against

protiebeud	>	wake up (vtr; against one's will)

protiedar	>	to hold back 

protiedeh	>	to apprend

protiediewo	>	against the sunlight (adv) 

protiekyeuk	>	to ward off (a spell)

protiemleu	>	exclaim (vint)

protietrag	>	to tug 

protievol	>	reluctance ( sb) 

protiokw	>	stare at ( vtr ); look (on a face; sb) 

protipam	>	arm wrestling 

protocol	>	protocol; statement (book against an offender)

protocolire	>	to book an offender 

protohistoria	>	protohistory

protonat	>	protonate (adj) 

prototype	>	prototype (sb) 

proverb	>	proverb

proviande	>	provisions of food (splu) 

provid	>	pro = provide for (vint) 

providencial	>	providential (adj)

proviende	>	provision (reserve, sb) 

provoque	>	provoke (vtr) 

prudence	>	prudence (sb) 

prudent	>	prudent (adj) 

prue	>	early morning (sb; sometimes used as an adverb too) 

prun	>	plum (sb) 

prus	>	past tense of “preus” 

pruss	>	Prussian (Baltic people ; sb) 

prussisk	>	Prussian (Baltic people and language; adj) 

pruswa	>	hoarfrost (sb) 

pruv	>	proof, evidence ( sb) 

pryster	>	priest ( sb) 

psalm	>	psalm ( sb ) 

psalmodie	>	chant, drone out ( vtr ) 

psalterio	>	psalter (sb) 

pseudonym	>	pseudonym ( sb) 

psianschou	>	swindle (! sb) 

psora	>	scabies (sb) 

Psyche	>	Psyche (npr) 

psychanalyse	>	psychanalysis (sb)

psychiater	>	psychiatrist (sb) 

psycholog	>	psychologist (sb)

psychopath	>	psychopath (adj. & n.)

psychose	>	psychosis 

psychotrope	>	psychoactive (drug) (adj & sb)

ptelei	>	poplar (sb) 

pterg	>	wing (sb) 

pterodactylus	>	pterodactylus (sb) 

ptilo	>	plume, panache ( sb) 

Ptolemayos	>	Ptolemy ( npr ) 

ptor	>	feather ( sb) 

public	>	public (adj & sb); public transports = public transports (splu) 

publican	>	publican (adj & sb)

puddel	>	poodle (sb)

pudding	>	pudding (sb)

puericulture	>	infant care (sb)

Puerto Rico	>	{pwErto rIko} = Puerto Rico

pugil	>	pugilist (sb) 

pugma	>	wrestling (sb) 

puik	>	pine (sb) 

puk	>	thick (adj) 

pukukyah	>	to wriggle

puladh	>	blade of weapon

pulc	>	flea (sb) 

puleig	>	pennyroyal (mint; sb) 

pullie	>	pulley (sb) 

pullman	>	coach, bus

pullover	>	sweater (sb) 

pulmon	>	lung (sb) 

pulp	>	pulp (sb) 

pulpoik	>	spotted ( adj ) 

puls	>	pulse (sm ) 

pult	>	desk, lectern ( sb) 

pulver	>	powder ( sb) 

pumpe	>	pump ( sb) 

punctual	>	punctual (adj) 

punctue	>	to dot, mark 

puncture	>	puncture (ex : of tyre; sb) 

pund	>	pound (sb); pund sterling = Pound Sterling (sb) 

punese	>	drawing pin

pung	>	button ( sb ) (machine ); past tense of “peung” 

punor	>	however, on the other hand (adv ) 

pupill	>	pupil (sb) ( all meanings) 

pupp	>	doll (sb) 

Purat	>	Euphrates (npr) 

pur	>	(& pure) = pure (adj ) 

puree	>	puree (sb) 

purgatorium	>	purgatory

purge	>	purge (sb ; fig ) 

purkan	>	blowing snow (sb) 

purpwr	>	purple (sb , adj ) 

purt	>	child (sb) ( descendant) 

pus	>	pus ( sb) 

pusc	>	push ( vtr ) 

puscht	>	tearaway, scallywag (sb) 

pusinos	>	coniferous forest (sb) 

pussa	>	small fat man (sb) 

pussire	>	push ( vtr ) (fig. to cause to) 

pustak	>	grimoire ( sb) 

pusten	>	desolate, barren (adj ) ( place) 

put	>	well (sb; for water) 

putrid	>	putrid (adj)

puwen	>	clean (vtr) 

puwnster	>	domestic help (woman; sb)

pux	>	thick tail; pux- id scol = to play truant 

puyku	>	superb (adj) 

puzzle	>	jigsaw puzzle

pwarn	>	boy (sb) 

pwol	>	half (adv) 

pwolter	>	one and a half 

pygmay	>	pygmy, pigmy

pylcell	>	virgin, maiden (sb) 

pyramide	>	pyramid (sb) 

Pyreneis	>	Pyrenees (npr) 

pyrite	>	pyrite, fool's gold (sb) 

pyroclastic nebos	>	pyroclastic flow (volcano; sb) 

pyrot	>	gunpowder ( sb) 

pyrotechnique	>	(sing.) = pyrotechnics

pyssic	>	pussy (cat) ( sb) 

Pythagoras	>	Pythagoras ( npr ) 

pythagorei	>	pythagorean (adj. & sb) 

pythia	>	Pythia ( sb ) 

qua	>	interrogative & relative pronoun for feminine singular nominative & neutral plural nominative & accusative
 
quader	>	framework (sb) ( fig ) 

quaderpetra	>	freestone (sb) 

quadrat	>	square (adj. & sb); quadrat raudh = square root

quadrille	>	quadrille (sb)

qualg	>	which (one)

qualifie	>	qualify (vtr)

qualitat	>	quality (sb) 

quan	>	when 

quando	>	when

quant	>	all (adj) 

quanter	>	everywhere ( adv ) 

quantitat	>	quantity (sb) 

quantloc	>	everywhere (adv ) 

quantplor	>	off-road (vehicle; adj ) 

quap	>	tadpole (sb) 

quapt	>	castration (sb) 

quar	>	four (num); "Quar arya sontias" = "Four noble truths" (buddhism)

quarantaine	>	quarantine (sb) 

quaresma	>	lent

quartal	>	block of houses ( sb) 

quarterback	>	quarterback (football; sb) 

quarterdeck	>	quarterdeck (sb) 

quartett	>	quartet (sb)

quartier	>	quarter; billeting (sb) 

quasi	>	nearly, quasi 

quat	>	handful (sb) 

quaternar	>	quaternary

quatrain	>	quatrain (sb) 

quayque	>	(al)though 

quayt	>	how much/many ( pronoun ) 

quebecois	>	québécois, quebecer (adj & sb) 

quel	>	interrogative & relative pronoun for undetermined singular nominative & accusative
 
quem	>	as, than ( with comparative ) 

quer	>	where 

question	>	question ( sb) 

questionar	>	survey, questionnaire (sb ) 

questor	>	tax collector ( sb) 

quetzal	>	quetzal

queu	>	queue (sb & vint) 

qui	>	masculine singular nominative singular pronoun ; undetermined plural nominative & accusative interrogative & relative pronoun
 
quie	>	quay, wharf, embankment (sb) 

quiett	>	quiet ( adj) 

Don Quijote	>	Don Quixote (npr) 

quincalier	>	ironmonger (sb) 

quintal	>	quintal (100 kg; sb ) 

quitance	>	bill, invoice (sb) 

quintessence	>	quintessence (sb) 

quitte	>	quits (adj), quit (vtr) 

quo	>	what (general relative pronoun) 

quod	>	what ; that, which (relative pronoun neutral nominative & accusative) 

quodquid bih to	>	anyway, be that as it may 

quom	>	interrogative & relative pronoun masculine singular accusative 

quos	>	whose (when referring to a singular nominative & accusative noun) 

quosmed	>	how, with what (referring to an instrument)

quote	>	quota; quotation, rating (sb) 

quoter	>	which (of two) 

quotient	>	quotient (sb) 

quoy	>	interrogative & relative pronoun masculine plural nominative.

raa	>	yard (sailing, sb)

rab	>	to abduct 

rabab	>	rebec (sb ) 

rabar	>	roll in the dust (vint) 

rabat	>	discount (sb) 

rabbin	>	Rabbi (sb) 

rabbinic	>	rabbinic

rabiabahsa	>	gibberish (sb) 

rabita	>	bale (sb) 

rabos	>	rabies (sb) 

rach	>	sulfuric acid (sb) 

Rachel	>	Rachel (npr) 

radh	>	advise (dative of the person; vtr); piece of advice (sb); Radh ios Jectpospolita Polska in exile = Government of the Republic of Poland in exile

radian	>	radian (sb) 

radiator	>	radiator ( sb); radiator sayp = grille ( sb) (vehicle ) 

radical	>	radical ( adj ) 

radio	>	radio ( sb) 

radioactivitat	>	radioactivity (sb) 

radioamateur	>	amateur radio (sb) 

radiotherapia	>	radiation therapy (sb) 

radius	>	radius (sb) (circle) 

radja	>	rajah

raffinerie	>	refinery (sb) 

rafik	>	mate, pal, buddy (sb) 

raflat	>	somnolence, sleepiness (sb) 

raflatic	>	sleepy (adj) 

raga	>	register of voice

rage	>	rage (sb) 

ragh	>	lacerate (vtr ) 

ragou	>	stew (sb) 

rah	>	enumerate (vtr) 

rahas-ye	>	secretly (adv ) 

rahat	>	rest ( sb & vint ) 

rahim	>	merciful (adj) 

rahimat	>	(+ acc.) to have mercy / pity on 

rai	>	ray ( sb) 

raid	>	raid (sb) 

railvia	>	railway ( sb) 

railvia skeirdrom	>	level crossing (sb) 

raison	>	reason ( sb) 

raisonable	>	reasonable (adj) 

raisonen	>	reasoning (sm ) 

rajem	>	stone (vtr ) 

rakakel	>	cackle (vint) 

rakete	>	rocket ( sb) 

rakia	>	rakia (sb) 

ralise	>	coarse (adj, person) 

rallie	>	+ acc. = go along with (vint); rally (sb)

Ramah	>	Ramah (former city in Israel; npr) 

ramak	>	last breath (sb ) 

ramal	>	to tell fortune (vtr ) 

ramazan	>	Ramadan ( sb) 

rampe	>	ramp ( sb) 

ramsa	>	fair ( sb) 

Ramses	>	Ramesses (npr) 

ramun	>	chamomile (sb) 

rancic	>	rancid (adj) 

rancor	>	resentment, rancour (sb) 

rand	>	rim, edge (sb) 

random	>	random (adj & sb) 

random access memoria	>	random access memory (sb) 

rang	>	rank (sb) 

ranger	>	ranger (sb)

ranghi	>	colour, shade (sb) 

ranghin	>	flowery (adj) 

ranking	>	ranking (sb)

ranuncule	>	buttercup (sb) 

rap	>	rape (plant; sb) 

rapanui	>	Rapa Nui (adj & sb; inhabitant of Easter Island) 

Rapa Nui	>	Easter Island (npr) 

raptor	>	abductor ( adj , sb) 

rapeina	>	field of rapes ( sb) 

Raphael	>	Raphael ( npr ) ( Italian artist ) 

raphia	>	raffia (sb) 

rapid	>	fast (adj ) 

rapid	>	rapid (sb ) (in a river)) 

rapire	>	rapier (sb) 

rapport	>	report (sb) 

rapporteur	>	rapporteur (sb) 

rapproche	>	se kye = to come closer to (fig.)

rapprochement	>	rapprochement

rapt	>	kidnapping, abduction (sb) 

rapuncel	>	corn salad (sb) 

raquet	>	racket (sb) 

rar	>	rare (adj) 

rarz	>	rage (vint) 

Raschid	>	Rashid

rase	>	to raze (to the ground) (vtr) 

raskal	>	scurvy fellow, cad (sb) 

rasp	>	rasp (vtr ) 

raspeus	>	rough ( adj) 

rass	>	cape (sb) 

rassass	>	lead shot ( sb) 

rassure	>	reassure ( vtr ) 

raster	>	rake ( sb) 

rat	>	rat (sb)

ratafia	>	ratafia (sb)

ratib	>	set price (sb) 

ratibsafer	>	package tour

ratifie	>	ratify (vtr ) 

ratio	>	rate (sb) 

rational	>	rational (adj) 

rationire	>	rationing (sb) and ration (vtr) 

ratusch	>	City Hall (sb) 

raubh	>	to steal, rob (vtr) 

raudh	>	root (sb) 

rauf	>	ruffle (vtr ) 

raufank	>	chimney hood (sf ) 

raug	>	wrinkle (sb) 

rauk	>	rude, raucous (adj ) 

raumateria	>	raw material (sb) 

raunaft	>	crude oil

rauza	>	funerary garden

ravage	>	havoc, ravage (sb) 

ravan	>	walk, stroll (sb) 

ravine	>	gully ( sb) 

ravioli	>	ravioli (sb) 

ravun	>	engagement gift 

rawaj	>	currency unit ( sb) 

rayha	>	scent (sb) 

raym	>	sundry ( adj) 

rayn	>	queen (sb) 

rays	>	Head of State 

rayvan	>	stroll (vint) 

razzia	>	raid (sb) 

razzye	>	raid (vtr) 

re	>	re, case, affair (sb) 

reactionair	>	reactionary (adj; pol.)

real	>	real (adj) 

reanimation	>	kerd - = cardiac resuscitation 

rebell	>	rebel (sb, adj) 

rebellion	>	rebellion (sb) 

rebiakmen	>	rib vault (sb) 

rebio	>	rib (sb) 

recapitalisation	>	seasoned equity offering

recension	>	review (critical appraisal of a work)

recent	>	[rëtsEnt] = recent (adj) 

recep	>	[rëtsEp] = receive (vtr) 

recept	>	(medical) order (sb), recipe (sb) 

receptible	>	admissible (adj) 

receptioniste	>	receptionist (sb) 

receptor	>	handset (telephone) 

recess	>	recess (sb) 

recessive	>	receding (adj)

recetts	>	revenue (splu) (trade) 

rechal	>	treacle (sb) 

recharge	>	reload (vtr) 

rechwng	>	bill (in restaurant; sb) 

reciproc	>	reciprocal

recital	>	recital (sb) 

recitative	>	recitative

recite	>	recite (vtr) 

reclame	>	advertising, advertisement (sb)

recogneih	>	recognize (vtr) 

recollect	>	recollect (monk)

recommande	>	recommend (vtr) 

recommandet post	>	registered mail 

recompense	>	recompense (sb & vtr) 

reconcilye	>	to reconcile (vtr; con = with)

reconnaissance	>	reconnaissance (sb) (military) 

reconnaiter	>	reconnoiter (vtr) (military - place) 

recorde	>	record (vtr) 

recrudescence	>	recrudescence

recrut	>	recruit (sb) 

rect	>	right (sb) ; right (adj) 

rectsam	>	the right way round

recuper	>	recover (vtr) 

recurr	>	to have recourse to (vint) 

recurrent	>	recurrent

recurs	>	action, suit (sb) 

recycling	>	recycling (sb)

redemptor	>	redeemer (sb) 

redingote	>	redingote

rediska	>	radish (sb) 

redox	>	redox (adj & sb) 

reduc	>	reduce ( vtr ) 

reduction	>	reduction (sb) 

redundance	>	redundancy (sb) 

redwoi	>	fear (vtr) 

reeducation	>	reeducation, rehabilitation (sb)	>	

ref	>	rivet (sb) 

se refer	>	ad [rëfEr] = to refer to 

reference	>	mark, position (sb) 

referendum	>	referendum (sb) 

reflation	>	recovery policy

reflect	>	( reflèct ) = think about (vint) 

refleg	>	(reflèg ) = reflect ( vtr ) 

reflexe	>	reflex (sb) 

Reformation	>	Reformation (sb) (history) 

reforme	>	reform (sb) 

refrain	>	refrain (in a song; sb)

refreschment	>	refreshment (sb) 

refrigerator	>	(& frige) = refrigerator (fridge; sb) 

refuge	>	refuge (sb) 

refugeit	>	refugee (sb)

refuse	>	refusal (sb), refuse (vtr) 

refutation	>	refutation

reg	>	govern (vtr; fig.) 

regatta	>	regatta (sb) 

regent	>	regent

regie	>	control room, production department (show; sb)

regime	>	régime (sb) 

regiment	>	regiment ( sb) 

region	>	region ( sb ) 

register	>	register ( sb) 

reglament	>	regulation (sb) 

regne	>	reign (sb & vint) 

regret	>	regret ( vtr ) 

regv	>	back (spine; sb) 

regwos	>	twilight, dusk (sb)

rehabilitation	>	rehabilitation 

rehm	>	relief (vtr) 

rehn	>	stream (vint) 

rehnic	>	running (adj; nose)

rehv	>	tear off (vtr) 

reib	>	rib (sb) 

reibo	>	ribbon (sb) 

reiber	>	rib; principal rafter (carpentry)

reid	>	ride (vtr) 

reid-ye	>	astride, straddling ( adv ) 

reidbiest	>	mount (for riding; sb) 

reidweghtor	>	teamster ( sm ) 

reik	>	+ acc. = return to, get back to ( vtr ) 

reincarnation	>	reincarnation ( sb) 

reineta	>	russet apple

reip	>	rip (vtr ) 

reiss	>	draw (vtr) 

reissen	>	drawing (sb) 

reject	>	discharge, rejection (sb; thing)

rejoin	>	join (vtr; a place) 

rekehgn	>	recognize (vtr) 

relai	>	relay (sb) 

relat	>	tell; to establish a link (vtr) 

relation	>	relationship (sb) 

relativitatstheoria	>	theory of relativity

relaxe	>	to relax (vtr/vint) 

relegation	>	relegation

relevant	>	relevant (adj) 

relief	>	relief, terrain (sb) 

religion	>	religion (sb) 

reling	>	railing, ship's rail (sb) 

reliquia	>	relic

reman	>	to remain 

remarkable	>	remarkable ( adj) 

remarke	>	remark, notice (vtr) 

rembeurs	>	pay back (vtr) 

remeid	>	remedy (sb & vtr) 

remep	>	creep (vint) 

reminiscence	>	vague recollections (remembering)

remunerative	>	remunerative (adj) 

Renaissance	>	Renaissance (sb ) ( History ) 

rened	>	render (vtr ) 

renegad	>	renegade ( sb , adj ) 

renege	>	to renounce, repudiate something 

renfort	>	reinforcement, back-up (sb) 

renk	>	bad trick 

renn	>	reindeer (sb) 

rentabilitat	>	return (sb) 

rentaka	>	swivel gun (sb) 

rentier	>	person of privte means

rentire	>	retire (vint) 

reoinascen	>	reunification

rep	>	past tense of “remep” 

reparation	>	repairing (sb) 

repare	>	repair (sb, vtr) 

reper	>	locate, spot (vtr ) 

repercutt	>	echo, pass on (vtr) 

repertuar	>	repertoire ( sb ) (of an artist) 

repeteih	>	repeat (vtr) 

repetition	>	rehearsal

replic	>	replica (sb) 

replication	>	replication ( sb) 

replie	>	respond (vint; trial) 

reploy	>	withdrawal (sb) (military)

report	>	report (sb)

reporte	>	to report (vtr) 

repoussee	>	repoussé (adj) 

reprehensible	>	reprehensible

represente	>	represent (vtr) 

reprobation	>	reprobation (sb)

reprographia	>	reprography (sb)

reptil	>	reptile (adj. & sb) 

repugnant	>	repulsive (adj) 

repulg	>	to push away, drive back (vtr)

requisitum	>	prerequisite (sb)

reroge	>	to take on (vtr)

res	>	past participle & past tense of “rened” 

resack	>	backwash (sb) 

ressentiment	>	resentment (sb) 

reserve	>	book (vtr ) ( ex: a place); reserve (sb & vtr; including military); reservation (sb) 

reserverot	>	spare wheel 

reservuar	>	reservoir (sb) 

resid	>	( resìd ) = live (vint) 

residence	>	residence (sb) (medicine ) internship ( sb) 

residual	>	residual (adj ) 

residue	>	residue (sm ) 

se resigne	>	to give in, to resign 

resilience	>	resilience (sb)

resist	>	[rëzIst] = resist (vtr) 

resistor	>	resistor (sb) 

resmen	>	belt, strap (sb) 

respect	>	[rëspEkt] = respect (sb) 

respect	>	(& respecte) = respect (vtr) 

respective	>	respective (adj)

respieu	>	rebuff (vtr) 

respirator	>	medical ventilator; respirator insufficience = respiratory failure (sb) 

respire	>	breathe (vtr/vint) 

respond	>	retort, respond (vtr) 

responsible	>	responsible (adj)

respublic	>	republic (sb)

ressort	>	jurisdiction (space; sb) 

restaurateur	>	restaurant owner

reste	>	to be left (vint); rest, left-over (sb) 

restructuration	>	restructuration

resultat	>	result (sb) 

resulte	>	ex = to result from

resume	>	sum up (vtr) 

resurrection	>	resurrection (sb) 

resurreg	>	to ressurect 

reteulgen	>	pull-up (after a jump; sb) 

reticence	>	reluctance (sb) 

reticent	>	reluctant, hesitant (adj)

retina	>	retina

retire	>	pension off, retire (vtr) 

retireit	>	retired person

retive	>	restive, stubborn (adj) 

retorte	>	retort (chemistry; sb) 

retouche	>	to touch up (sb)

retrace	>	retrace (vtr) 

retraite	>	retreat (sb) (military) 

retrehv	>	retrieve, find back (vtr) 

retro	>	backwards (adv)

retrogwahsa	>	reversing (vehicle; sb)

retrospecule	>	rearview mirror (sb) 

reu	>	crumble, collapse (vint) 

reudher	>	glow red (vint) 

reudhos	>	redness, red blotch (sb) 

reug	>	belching (sb) and belch (vtr) 

reul	>	rule (sb & vtr) 

reup	>	to break (up) (vint)

reur	>	bell, wail (vtr) 

reus	>	crackle (vint) 

reusch	>	rush (vint & sb) 

reust	>	to get rusty

reuyd	>	to exploit (a natural resource) (vtr) 

revanche	>	revenge (sb & vtr) 

revele	>	to reveal (vtr)

revente	>	rhubarb (sb) 

revenue	>	revenue (ex. of a State, sb) 

revere	>	revere (vtr ) 

reverence	>	reverence (sf ) 

Reverend	>	Reverend (sb) 

reverso rekurihen	>	reverse repo

revigore	>	invigorate, brace up (vtr) 

revers	>	reverse ( sb) (Sports ) 

revolution	>	revolution

revolutionar	>	revolutionary

revolv	>	revolve (vint) 

revolver	>	revolver

revue	>	review (military spectacle, magazine, sb); review (vtr) 

rew	>	past tense of "rewen"

rewaldh	>	- se = to regain one's control

rewen	>	to space out (vtr)

rewidue	>	to reafforest (vtr) 

rewiduesa	>	reforestation (sb) 

rewos	>	(free) space (sb); rewos bar = space bar 

rewost	>	roomy, spacious

rewot	>	(sing) = viscera (splu) (animal) 

rey	>	wealth (sb) 

reykhan	>	marjoram (sb) 

reza	>	latch (sb) 

rezg	>	rope, rigging (sb) 

rhabreb	>	dwelap, wattle, lappet, whalebone, fetlock

Rhadamenth	>	Rhadamanthuq

rhaddeb	>	furious (adj)

rhalat	>	erroneous, wrong 

rhalib	>	victorious ( adj) 

rhalt	>	err ( vint) error, mistake (sb) 

rhasal	>	ghazal

rhassib	>	usurper (sb) 

rhayir	>	alien, external (adj) 

rhayr	>	non- (prefix) (to words of Arabic origin) 

rhelrhay	>	ingush

Rhen	>	Rhine (npr) 

rhenisch	>	Rhenish

rhetorique	>	rhetorics (sb) 

rheumatic feber	>	rheumatic fever

rheumatisme	>	rheumatism (sb) 

rhielt	>	past tense of « rhalt » 

rhinoceros	>	rhinoceros (sb) 

rhododendron	>	rhododendron (sb)

Rhomay	>	(Imperium) = Byzantine (Empire) 

Rhodes	>	Rhodes (npr) 

rhum	>	rum ( sb) 

riawdals	>	achievement (sb) 

ribat	>	piping, slip-bead ( sb) 

ribis	>	red currant (sb) 

ribosom	>	ribosome (sb) 

rica	>	headband (sb) 

riche	>	rich (adj) 

richeih	>	enrich (vtr) 

ricochete	>	rebound, bounce ( sb) 

ricotta	>	ricotta (sb) 

rictus	>	grin (sb) 

rid	>	past tense of “reid” 

rieb	>	past tense of “rab” 

riedh	>	past tense of “radh” 

riegh	>	past tense of “ragh” 

rierz	>	past tense of “rarz” 

riesp	>	past tense of “rasp” 

rieubh	>	past tense of “raubh”

rieud	>	to mourn for, to weep 

rieuf	>	past tense of “rauf” 

riff	>	reef (sb) 

rifil	>	ripple (sb) 

rig	>	realm (sb); past tense of “rineg” 

righing	>	rigging (sb)

rigid	>	rigid (adj) 

rigor	>	rigor (sb) 

rigoreus	>	strict (adj ) 

rik	>	returned, got back to (past tense) 

rime	>	rhyme (sb) 

rind	>	rind (sb) ( fruit) 

rinderpeste	>	rinderpest (sb) 

rineg	>	hug ( vtr ) 

rineg	>	Market Square 

ring	>	ring ( sb) 

Ringenpoti	>	“Lord of the Rings” 

rinna	>	gutter ( sb) 

riouda	>	mourning, wailing; Riouda Duivar = Wailing Wall

rip	>	past tense of “reip” 

ripa	>	rib (sb); seashore (sb) 

riposte	>	retaliate (vtr) 

ris	>	rice (sb) 

riscat	>	risky (adj) 

risk	>	risk (sb, vtr); ye sien wi risk = at one's own risk 

riskpremium	>	risk premium

risotto	>	risotto (sb) 

riss	>	past tense of “reiss” 

rissala	>	periodical (sb , newspaper ) 

rissem	>	drawing ( sb ) ( result ) 

rite	>	rite (sb) 

ritornell	>	ritornello (sb) 

ritter	>	knight (sb ) 

rittersk	>	chivalrous ( adj) 

ritterstand	>	chivalry ( sb) 

ritual	>	ritual (adj & sb) 

riud	>	past tense of "rieud"

rivalitat	>	rivalry (sb) 

rivete	>	rivet (sb) 

rivier	>	river (sb) (that flows into another river; & including "River of diamonds"); Rivier ios Pace = Peace River (Canada)
 
Riyad	>	Riyadh (npr) 

rizma	>	ream (sb) ( paper ) 

rjienbwuts	>	figure ( sb) (fig. important person ) 

rjiendaujughyi	>	humanitarianism ( sb) 

rjienkjian	>	world of the living ( sb) 

rjienklicha	>	rickshaw (sb) 

rjienrlwey	>	humankind 

rjienzao	>	man-made (adj) 

rlau	>	jail, gaol ( sb ) 

rlaurjien	>	senior, elderly person 

rlayji	>	next year 

rlayu	>	thunderstorm ( sb) 

rlienxien	>	meticulous (adj ) 

rligay	>	( sing ) = profit and loss ( splu ) 

rlinji	>	provisional ( adj) 

rliokchay	>	Green tea 

rliouscha	>	(sing) = quicksands (splu)

rliouturbine	>	water current turbine (sb) 

rlowtou	>	road verge (sb) 

rlungdwan	>	monopolize, take up (vtr ) 

roadster	>	roadster ( sb ) 

robe	>	robe (sb) 

robot	>	robot (sb ) 

robust	>	sturdy ( adj) 

rock	>	rock (sb) 

Rockic Montans	>	Rocky Mountains (splu) 

rod	>	gnaw ( vtr ) 

rodar	>	meadowsweet ( sb) 

rodent	>	rodent (adj & sb) 

rog	>	rye (sb ) 

rogamus	>	rogatory commission 

rogv	>	dress, skirt ( sb ) 

rogye	>	to straighten (vtr)

rohm	>	past tense of “rehm” 

rohn	>	past tense of “rehn” 

rohv	>	past tense of “rehv” 

roibh	>	disparate ( adj) 

roig	>	row (sb ); “ep sien roig”	>	in one's turn 

rokh	>	roc (sb) ( fabulous bird ) 

rol	>	role (sb); ag- un rol	>	to play a role

roll	>	roll (vtr/vint) (sb)

rollschou	>	roll skate (sb)

rollstaven	>	rolling slat blind (sb) 

Romagna	>	Romagna ( npr ) 

roman	>	novel ( sb) 

romanc	>	romance (adj) 

romani	>	romani

romantic	>	romantic (adj) 

romantiquer	>	romanticist (sb) 

romantisme	>	romanticism

romanurg	>	novelist (sb) 

romb	>	diamond shape (sb) 

Rome	>	Rome

romune	>	Romanian

Romuneia	>	Romania

romuscha	>	forced laborer 

Roncesvalles	>	Roncesvalles ( npr ) 

rong	>	haughty ( adj) 

rontgen	>	radio, x-ray ( sb & vtr) ( medicine) 

rontgenium	>	roetgenium (sb) 

ronthal	>	halter ( sb) 

ropp	>	lewd, filthy (adj ) 

rosar	>	(sing) = prayer beads (splu) 

roschtka	>	hearth grate (sb) 

rose	>	rose (sb) 

Rosette	>	Rosetta (npr); Rosette Petra = Rosetta Stone

rosink	>	(sing) = raisins (splu) 

rosmarin	>	rosemary (sb) 

ross	>	dew (sb) 

rossomak	>	wolverine (sb) 

rost	>	roast (vint) & roasted (adj) 

rot	>	wheel (sb)

rotarkel	>	guard stone

rotative	>	rotary ( adj) 

rotbrehg	>	breaking wheel ( sb) ( torture ) 

rotic	>	cartage (sb) 

rotor	>	rotor (sb) 

rotos	>	landing gear 

rotskand	>	(to do a) cartwheel 

rotunde	>	rotunda ( sb) 

roube	>	suit, clothing ( sb); (splu)	>	things, belongings 

roufett	>	trade association 

roug	>	clamp, bridle ( sb) 

rouge	>	rouge ( sb) 

Roumeli	>	Rumelia

rouna	>	secret (sb)

round	>	round (sb) ( Sports ) 

roup	>	opening, doorway, gun-port, embrasure ( sb ) 

route	>	route ( sb) 

router	>	router (sb) 

routine	>	routine (sb)

roy	>	king (sb) 

royal	>	royal (adj) 

roydem	>	kingdom (sb) 

royschalk	>	steward ( sb) ( Gondor's “Arandur” ) 

ru	>	past tense of “reu” 

ruakchei	>	brook ( sb ) 

rubeola	>	(sing) = measles 

rubin	>	ruby ( sb) 

rublye	>	ruble ( sb) 

rubric	>	rubric, topic (sb) 

rucksack	>	backpack 

rudh	>	red (adj) 

rudhchald	>	breaking (adj) (fig., ex: topic) 

rudher	>	past tense of “reudher” 

Rudh Liewen Drehm	>	“Dream in the Red Chamber” (Chinese major novel, npr) 

rudiment	>	rudiment (sb) 

rudimentar	>	rudimentary (adj) 

rue	>	rue (sb) (plant) 

ruffian	>	ruffian (sb)

rug	>	rough (adj); past tense of “reug” 

rughat	>	curse, swearword (sb); to swear, curse (vint)

Ruhollah Khomeini	>	Ruhollah Khomeini

ruine	>	ruin (sb) 

rujiow	>	shotgun (sb) 

rukh	>	rook (chess, sb)

rukhade	>	castling (sb)

rukhsa	>	dismissal (sb) 

rul	>	past tense of “reul” 

rumantsch	>	romansh

rumen	>	rumen (sb) 

rumep	>	break up (vtr) 

rumine	>	ruminate ( vtr ) 

rumor	>	rumor ( sb ) 

runc	>	wrist ( sb) 

runcsaat	>	watch (wrist; sb) 

rund	>	round (sb); round (adj) 

rundgeir	>	roundabout (sb) 

rundic	>	rounded, chubby ( adj ) 

rundretorte	>	round-bottom flask 

rune	>	rune (sb)

runedh	>	to redden (vtr)

ruoss	>	red-haired (adj) 

rup	>	past tense of “rumep” 

rupia	>	rupee (sb) 

rupture	>	break ( sb) 

rur	>	past tense of “reur”; countryside 

rural	>	rural

rural exodus	>	rural exodus

rus	>	past tense of “reus” 

rusch	>	past tense of “reusch” 

ruschvett	>	bribe ( sb ) 

rusk	>	Russian (adj. & sb) ( ethnicity ); rusk ballett = Russian ballet ( sb ) 

Russ	>	Russia ( npr ) ( old) 

Russia	>	Russia ( npr ) (Modern) 

russian	>	Russian (adj. & sb) (nationality) 

rust	>	rust (sb); past tense & participle of "reust"

rusta	>	country town (sb) (!) 

rustbaungos	>	rust fungus

rustic	>	rustic (adj)

rutabaga	>	rutabaga ( sb) 

ruyd	>	ore, mineral resource (sb); past tense of “reuyd” 

rybs	>	brassica rapa (plant) 

rynk	>	forest pasture 

ryowkhow	>	favorable ( adj ) 

ryssia	>	stake net (sb ) 

rythme	>	rhythm (sb) 

rythmic	>	rythmical (adj) 

sa	>	(& sal)  + verb = to be about to 

Saadi	>	Saadi (npr)

saan	>	umbrella (sb) 

saat	>	clock, watch (sb) 

saat	>	hour ( sb) (o' clock ) 

saat-ye	>	clockwise (adv) 

saatzone	>	time zone (sb) 

Saba	>	Sheba (biblic kingdom; npr) 

sabab	>	reason, cause (sb)

sabbatical	>	sabbatical (adj & sb) 

sabel	>	sable (animal, sb) 

sabastan	>	sebesten 

sabbarh	>	dyer (sb ) 

sabd	>	Saturday (sb) 

saber	>	saber (sb ) 

sabika	>	old acquaintance 

sabit	>	indelible (adj)

sable	>	sable (sb) (heraldry) 

sabotage	>	sabotage (sb & vtr)

sabur	>	purge ( sb) 

sabzi	>	(sing ) = vegetables ( splu ) 

sac	>	sack(ing) (sb; vtr) 

sacber	>	confiscator, looter, “sacker” (sb) 

saccadat	>	staccato (adj) 

saccade	>	jerk (sb) 

sachet	>	sachet, little bag

sack	>	bag (sb) 

sacramebt	>	sacrament (sb)

sacrifice	>	sacrifice (vtr & sb) 

sacrilege	>	sacrilege (sb) 

sacristia	>	sacristy

sadak	>	wedding gift (sb ) 

sadiste	>	sadist ( sb ) 

sadistic	>	sadistic ( adj ) 

sadrenc	>	chessboard (sb) 

sadrencpold	>	field (on a chessboard)

safawi	>	safavid

safer	>	travel (sb & vint) 

safi	>	rough, unpolished, uncultivated (adj) 

safride	>	trevally (sb) 

sage	>	sage (sb) 

sagv	>	to know how to 

sahan	>	tureen (sb) 

Sahara	>	Sahara (npr) 

Sahel	>	Sahel (npr) 

sahide	>	blest (adj) 

sahikh	>	(wa salim) = safe and sound (adj) 

sahli	>	Sahelian

sahrawi	>	Saharian (adj) 

saint	>	saint (adj. & sb) 

Saint Augustinus os Hippo	>	Saint Augustine of Hippo 

Saint Iohannes lukukramb	>	glowworm (sb) 

Saint Gallen	>	St. Gallen ( npr ) (city and canton of Switzerland) 

Saint Gotthard	>	Saint Gotthard (Switzerland; npr) 

Saint Laurent	>	Saint- Lawrence ( npr ) ( river and gulf ) 

Saint Office	>	Holy Office ( sb) 

Saint patron	>	patron saint (sb) 

Saint Peter Basilic	>	Saint Peter's Basilica 

Saint Petersburg	>	Saint Petersburg (npr) 

Saint Spirit	>	Holy Spirit 

Saint Thomas os Aquin	>	Thomas Aquinas (npr) 

saison	>	season ( sb) 

saj	>	teak (sb ) 

sajada	>	small prayer mat 

sakat	>	invalid (adj , sb) 

saker	>	sacred (adj) 

sakerdot	>	priest (sb ) 

Sakerdotin	>	High Priestess ( Tarot ) 

sakerfalk	>	saker falcon (sb) 

Saker Roman Imperium Deutschios Nation	>	Holy Roman Empire 

sakht	>	tough, bitter (adj) 

sakhtian	>	morocco leather (sb) 

sakhwan	>	by mistake 

saki	>	cup-bearer (sb) 

sakib	>	radiant (adj) 

saktah	>	swoon (vint; fig.) 

sakwn	>	quiet (adj)

salace	>	salacious

salacot	>	pith helmet 

salade	>	salad (sb) 

Saladin	>	Saladin (npr) 

salafi	>	Salafi(st)

salafia	>	salafism

salair	>	salary (sb) 

salairmandover	>	wage-earning class

salamander	>	salamander (sb) 

salariat	>	employee, salaried ( adj & sb) 

sald	>		>	salt ( sb) 

saldem	>	brine (sb ) 

saldmer	>	briny (adj) 

saldpetra	>	saltpeter (sb) 

Salem	>	Salem (npr) 

salepp	>	orchis ( sb) 

salg	>	+ acc. = to go / get out of 

salgos	>	swell (of the sea, sb) 

salic	>	Salic, Salian

saline	>	saltworks (sing. in Sambahsa)

salive	>	saliva (sb) 

salk	>	willow (sb) 

sall	>	room ( sf ) 

salm	>	(& salmon) = salmon ( sm ) 

salmiac	>	ammonia salt, salmiac (sb) 

salmonella	>	salmonella (bacteria; sb) 

Salomon	>	Solomon ( npr ); Salomon Insules = Solomon Islands (npr) 

salon	>	lounge ( sb) 

saloun	>	saloun

saltamarka	>	doublet ( sb ) 

saltimbank	>	travelling acrobat (sb ) 

salto	>	(& saltomortale) = somersault (sb ) 

saluber	>	healthy, salubrious ( adj) 

salut	>	hello (sb) ( greeting) 

salute	>	to greet (vtr) 

salv	>	safe (adj) 

salv	>	save (vtr ); salv deposit grind = security locker (bank) ( sb) 

salv-conduct	>	safe-conduct ( sb) 

salvguarde	>	safeguard ( vtr ) 

salvia	>	sage ( sb ) 

salviarmust	>	sagebrush (sb) 

Salvor	>	Saviour ( sb) 

salvtat	>	integrity, safety (sb) 

salvtatscage	>	roll bar (vehicle) (sb) 

salvtatsnauk	>	lifeboat

salvtatsvest	>	lifejacket (sb) 

sam	>	same (adj ) 

saman	>	utensil (sb) 

samar	>	pack saddle ( sb) 

Samarkand	>	Samarkand (npr) 

samawi	>	sky-blue (adj ) 

samband	>	link, relationship (sb) 

sambuca	>	sambukê (sb) 

sambussa	>	filled pastry cake (sb) 

samdih	>	secret code (sb) 

sameih	>	se _ + dat. = to give oneself as (fig.) 

samghat	>	meeting, gathering (sb), to come together (vint) 

samgwelbh	>	born of the same mother (sb & adj) 

samid	>	Samoyed(ic)

samkwehk	>	to ressemble (+ acc.; vtr) 

samkwehkia	>	similarity, resemblance, likeness (sb) 

samkweit	>	common point, similarity (sb) 

samlik	>	similar, like (adj) 

samlyogh	>	sexual partner (sb) 

sammel	>	collect, muster (vtr); at the same time (adv) 

samogni	>	of the same lineage (adj) 

sampurna	>	consummate (adj, perfect) 

samreiss	>	to copy exactly, trace (vtr)

samsar	>	estate agent (intermediate) 

samsaria	>	estate agency (sb) 

samsarkhaneh	>	estate agent office (sb) 

samstehm	>	to agree (vint) 

samstyren	>	self-management

samswoiner	>	team-mate (sb) 

samt	>	(set, endowed) with (adj ) 

Samuel	>	Samuel (npr) 

samuray	>	samurai

sanat	>	artisanat (sb) 

sanbaw	>	to be filled (vint) 

sanctifie	>	sanctify

sand	>	sand (sb) 

sandal	>	sandal (sb) 

sander	>	zander (sb) 

sandlatte	>	common purlin (sb)

sandsaat	>	(sand) hourglass (sb) 

sanduk	>	trunk (coffer; sb) 

sandvehrm	>	mud worm ( sm ) 

sanghie	>	rocky, stony ( adj ) 

sangla	>	forfeit (in a game; sb) 

sanhedrin	>	sanhedrin

sanicule	>	sanicula (sb) 

sanitar	>	nurse (sanitary helper, sb); sanitary (adj) 

sank	>	sanction (vtr) (to enact) 

sanka	>	mandible (sb) 

sanscha	>	uneven (adj) (terrain) 

sanschan	>	Celestial Bodies (splu) 

santak	>	cuneiform, wedge-shaped writing (sb)

santaki	>	cuneiform (adj)

santur	>	zither (sb) 

sanya	>	sled (sb) 

sapan	>	scarlet pimpernel (sb) 

sapat	>	old slipper (sb) 

sapounopera	>	soap-opera (sb) 

sappeur	>	sapper

Sappho	>	Sappho (npr) 

sappir	>	sapphire ( sb) 

sapun	>	soap (sb) 

sapunise	>	soap ( vtr ) 

saraband	>	sarabande (sb) 

sarach	>	saddler ( sb ) 

saranda	>	colander ( sb) 

saray	>	hall, palace (sb) 

Sarayevo	>	Sarajevo (npr) 

sarban	>	head of caravan (sb) 

sarc	>	to compensate (somebody)

sarcasme	>	sarcasm (sb) 

sarcastic	>	sarcastic ( adj) 

sarcophag	>	sarcophagus (sb) 

sard	>	Sardinian (adj , sb) 

Sardes	>	Sardes (npr) 

Sardigna	>	Sardinia ( npr ) 

sardine	>	sardine ( sb) 

sardonic	>	sardonic (adj ) 

sarige	>	wading pool ( sb) 

sarik	>	myna ( sb) 

sarkari	>	official (sb) 

sarong	>	sarong (sm ) 

sarracene	>	sarracen (adj & sm ) 

sarraf	>	money changer ( sb) 

sart	>	light red (adj) 

sarvari	>	Turkish baggy pants 

sask	>	spike ( sm )

sassanian	>	Sasanian 

sassar	>	dazed (adj) 

sassimi	>	sincere (adj) 

sasyo	>	fruit of the fields (sb) 

sat	>	sated (adj); enough (adv) 

Satan	>	Satan (npr) 

satellite	>	satellite

sater	>	chopper (sb) 

satin	>	satin ( sb) 

satiric	>	satirical ( adj) 

satisfac	>	satisfy (vtr) 

satos	>	satiety, surfeit (sb) 

satrap	>	satrap

saturation	>	saturation (sb) 

Saturn	>	Saturn (npr) ( planet) 

satyr	>	satyr (sb) 

saub	>	tallow ( sb ) 

sauce	>	sauce (sf ) 

saudagher	>	trader ( sb) 

sauk	>	damage ( sb & vtr ) 

saukan	>	booby trap 

saul	>	single, sole ( adj ) 

saun	>	healthy, sound (adj) 

sauna	>	sauna (sb) 

saup	>	rotten ( adj ) & rot (vint) 

saur	>	calf (of leg; sb) 

saurk	>	coffin (sb; for dead) 

sautee	>	sauté (adj) 

Sava	>	Sava (npr) (river of former Yugoslavia) 

savana	>	savanna (sb) 

savant	>	savant

savd	>	sap (sb) 

sawin	>	assegai (sb) 

sax	>	cleaver (sb) 

Saxen	>	Saxony

saxifrage	>	saxifrage (sb) 

Saxon	>	Saxon

say	>	gills (splu) 

saya	>	sagum (sb) 

sayad	>	hunter (sb) 

sayang !	>	What a pity! ( interj ) 

sayct	>	says; said (past participle)

sayd	>	hunt (vtr & sb) 

saydban	>	game-keeper

sayeto	>	trickle (sb) (smoke , blood) 

sayg	>	say (vtr); sayg- prabh = to be right 

saygway	>	extramural 

Sayid	>	Said (npr); hatchetman (sb) 

saylab	>	flood, flooding (sb) 

saynete	>	theatrical sketch

sayp	>	grid, enclosure ( sb ) 

sayr	>	strolling ( sb ) 

sayran	>	stroll, walk (vint ) 

sayta	>	bristle (hair; sb) 

sayv	>	fierce, ferocious (adj) (wild); to rage (vint)

sayvant	>	canopy (building; sb) 

sbehnd	>	hug ( vtr ) 

sbehrd	>	cut ( vpr ) 

sbeud	>	wake ( vpr/vint ) 

sbieg	>	past tense of “sbieneg” 

sbieneg	>	gambol (vint) 

sbohnd	>	past tense of “sbehnd” 

sbonda	>	something slung across the shoulder 

sbohrd	>	past tense of “sbehrd” 

sbreck	>	bauble (sm ) 

sbrigh	>	past tense of “sbrinegh” 

sbrinegh	>	bring out ( vtr ) (a principle) 

sbud	>	past tense of “sbeud” 

scaben	>	alderman (sb) 

scafold	>	scaffold (sb) 

scal	>	(& scala) = scale (sb) 

scaliktissad	>	(sing.) = economies of scale

scalp	>	scalp (sb) 

scandal	>	scandal (sb) 

scandaleus	>	scandalous (adj) 

scanner	>	scanner (sb)

scapada	>	escapade (sb) 

scarlat	>	scarlet (adj ) 

scarmusch	>	skirmish (sb) 

scarlatine	>	scarlet fever (sb) 

scatule	>	box ( sb) 

scauba	>	stud, crampon (sb) 

scepter	>	scepter (sb) 

scetil	>	bowl (sb) 

scha	>	hush (interj !) 

Schaam	>	Greater Syria

schab	>	kid (sb) 

schabak	>	xebec (sb) 

schabaki	>	Shabak(i)

schabasch	>	tip (money; sb) 

schabender	>	harbourmaster (sb) 

schabenderkhaneh	>	harbourmaster's office

schablon	>	pattern (sb); cliché (sb) (fig) 

schabout	>	Atlantic pomfret, ray bream (sb) 

schabrack	>	saddle mat (sb) 

Schabtay Zvi	>	Sabbatai Zevi

schadab	>	verdant (adj) 

schadravan	>	water jet (sb) 

schaecheing	>	range, scope (sb) 

schaenziu	>	fan (to move air; sb) 

schaffel	>	keg (sb) 

schaghian	>	sandstone (sb) 

schaghird	>	apprentice (sb) 

Schah	>	Shah (sb) 

schahide	>	witness (sb & vtr); Schahide os Jehovah = Jehovah's Witness

schahidia	>	testimony (sb) 

schahin	>	peregrine falcon

Schah-Nameh	>	Shahnameh (sb) 

schajra	>	isolated tree (sb) 

schack	>	mesh, stitch (sb) 

schaentay	>	prune (vtr) pruning (sb) 

schahadat	>	shahada

schakel	>	link (of chain, sb) dial (vtr) 

schakh	>	chess (sb) 

schakhmat	>	checkmate 

schakht	>	shaft (mine, sb) 

schakhwa	>	sensual pleasure ( sb) 

schakhwani	>	voluptuous (adj ) 

schakhwat	>	lust

schaki	>	plaintive (adj) 

schakir	>	grateful ( adj) 

schakwa	>	grief (sf ) 

schal	>	shawl (sb) 

schalasch	>	shelter (sb) 

schalk	>	servant ( sb) 

schalt	>	to switch (on; vtr) 

schalter	>	on-off switch (sb) 

schaltpult	>	switchboard (sb)

scham	>	shame (sb) 

schama	>	candle (sb; religious) 

schamandura	>	sea mark buoy (sb) 

schamar	>	slap (sb & vtr) 

schamdan	>	candlestick (sb) 

Schameri	>	Samaritan (adj & sb; ethnic group)

schamlia	>	shawm (sb) 

scandalise	>	scandalize ( vtr ) 

schang	>	percussion instrument (sb) 

schangdien	>	shrine (sb) 

Schanghay	>	Shangai (npr) 

schanta	>	lunchbag (sb) 

schap	>	foot-and-mouth disease (sb) 

scharab	>	drink, beverage (sb); sip (vtr) 

scharara	>	foolish remark/action (sb)

schararakar	>	maker of foolishness 

scharf	>	scarf (sb) 

scharia	>	Sharia (sb) 

schariban	>	(sing.) = whiskers

scharike	>	accomplice (adj & sb) (partner) 

scharir	>	malicious (adj) 

schark	>	East, Levant (direction; sb) 

scharlagan	>	sesame oil (sb) 

schaschev	>	mad, touched, cracked (adj) 

schater	>	tent pavilion (sb) 

Schawl	>	Saul (npr) 

schaungzan	>	disable (vtr ) 

schawngdan	>	get discouraged ( vpr ) 

schawngwo	>	noon (sb) 

schawxwen	>	momentarily ( adv ) 

schayak	>	coarse wool cloth 

schaykan	>	bond, debenture (sb) 

schaykh	>	sheikh

schebeck	>	female monkey (sb) 

scheffel	>	grain loading hopper (sb) 

scheffer	>	manager, estate steward (sb) 

Scheherazade	>	Scheherazade

schehnk	>	give, pour, pay (vtr) 

scheigjian	>	the World (religion, sb) 

scheild	>	+ acc. = to shield (vtr ) 

scheingji	>	spermatazoon ( sb) 

scheischaung	>	here below 

scheisouk	>	trend (fig. fashion; sb) 

scheiss	>	shit (vtr) 

schekel	>	shekel (sb)

schekhi	>	boast, boastfulness (sb) 

Schem	>	Shem (npr) 

schema	>	diagram, pattern (sb) 

schemi	>	Semite, Semitic

schen	>	blaze (sb) 

schengkjien	>	prejudice, bia (sb) 

schenouse	>	love-in-a-mist, nigella damascena (flower, sb) 

scherdenn	>	abomasum (sb) 

scherz	>	joke ( sb) 

schetrak	>	rustyback, ceterach officinarum (sb) 

scheuffel	>	shuffle (vtr ) (cards) 

scheykhwayghian	>	limestone (sb) 

-schi	>	too, likewise (enclitic suffix; from "yaschi")

schiau	>	tide (sb); to break (like a wave, vint) 

schiaubar	>	tidal bore

schiaupadwl	>	tide pond (sb) 

schiawkien	>	erase (vtr ) 

schib	>	(window) pane ( sb) 

schiber	>	cursor ( sb) ( tech. ) 

schiboy	>	wallflower (sb) 

schibtierg	>	windschield wiper (sb) 

schicane	>	chicane (sb) 

schicanire	>	quibble ( vtr ) 

schid	>	(paper) sheet (sb) 

schiday	>	humid climate zone (sb) 

schiekel	>	past tense of “schakel” 

schielt	>	past tense of “schalt” 

schieta	>	plaice (sb ) 

schiieu	>	past tense of “schau” 

schifa	>	healing ( sb ) 

schifakhaneh	>	house of healing ( sb) 

schifra	>	honing iron (sb) 

schigiowng	>	order of things 

schija	>	envoy(ee) ( sb) 

schikay	>	complain ( vint); complaint (sb) 

schikergah	>	preserve (sb)

schikht	>	layer (sb) (vein) 

schikwan	>	laboratory cylinder (sb) 

schild	>	shield; sign, notice (sb); past tense of “scheild” 

schildmaid	>	shieldmaiden ( sb) 

schildvolcan	>	(& schildvolcano) = shield volcano (sb) 

schimmel	>	go mouldy (vint) 

schimmer	>	shimmer ( vtr ) 

schindel	>	(& schindule) = shingle ( sb ) 

schinghay	>	attack, blow, infringement (sb) 

schip	>	skiff

Schirase	>	Shiraz (npr) 

schirite	>	braid (sb) 

schirk	>	rag (sb) 

schirkat	>	partnership (for the common good; sb) 

schirm	>	screen (sb, for hiding, protection) 

schischee	>	demijohn, carboy (sb) 

schischmav	>	plump, podgy, chubby (adj) 

schisme	>	schism

schiss	>	past tense of “scheiss” 

schitajiki	>	pencilboard (sb) 

schiya	>	shia (Islam, sb) 

schiyi	>	shi'ite

schiyong	>	used (adj) 

schkaf	>	cupboard (sb) 

schkembeh	>	tripe (sb) 

schkip	>	Albanian (adj ) 

Schikiperia	>	Albania (npr) 

schkoda	>	blaze, disaster ( sb) 

schlagbaum	>	mobile fence 

schlakhsana	>	whipped cream ( sb)) 

schleiv	>	polish ( vtr ) 

schlesser	>	locksmith ( sb) 

schliv	>	past tense of “schleiv” 

Schlonsk	>	Silesia ( npr ) 

schnicel	>	sirloin steak (sb) 

schnur	>	string, thread, lace (sb) 

schnurbaut	>	heavy duty boot (sb) 

Schoah	>	Shoah (npr) 

schock	>	shock (sb) 

schofar	>	shofar (sb) 

schoft	>	shophet

schogun	>	shogun 

Schomron	>	Samaria (npr)

Schomroni	>	Samaritan (pertaining to Samaria) (adj & sb)

schop	>	shop (sb) 

schoppen	>	tankard (that can contain the equivalent of an imperial pint)

schorf	>	dry stone wall (sb) 

schort	>	( splu ) = shorts (splu) 

schou	>	shoe (sb) 

Schoumer	>	Sumer ( npr ) 

schoumri	>	Sumerian ( adj. & sb) 

schoupleus	>	artificial swimfin (sb) 

schoutor	>	shoemaker ( sb) 

schowbey	>	equipment ( sb), equip (vtr) 

schowi	>	therefore 

schowngjighian	>	retinitis (sb) 

schpeck	>	(streaky) bacon (sb) 

schpross	>	mullion (sb) 

schram	>	scar ( sb) 

schrank	>	tiny room, recess (sb) 

schraud	>	shroud (ship; sb) 

schrehnk	>	shrink (vint) 

schreink	>	shrink (vtr)

schrift	>	font (sb) 

schrill	>	shrill (adj) 

schrohnk	>	past tense of “schrehnk” 

schrot	>	scrap iron (sb) 

schrub	>	helix (sb) (form) 

schtab	>	staff (head of an army)

schtabbertor	>	bâtonnier ( sb) 

schtecker	>	electric plug (sb) 

schtender	>	rack (sb)

schteukel	>	to divide up (vtr) 

schteurm	>	+ acc. = to storm (attack; sb) 

schtoss	>	move, blow (game; sb) 

ghehldschtraf	>	fine (penalty; sb) 

schtraf	>	punishment, penalty (sb) 

schtuk	>	bit, piece (sb) 

schturm	>	assault ( sb); past tense of “schteurm” 

schuffel	>	past tense of “scheuffel” 

schughev	>	seedy (adj ) 

schuidien	>	rice field ( sb) 

schuifan	>	to exemplify 

Schulammit	>	Shulammite ( npr ) 

schumwl	>	coverage (fig ) 

schun	>	crack (of skin; sb) 

schungjin	>	magnificent ( adj) 

schupa	>	implement shed (sb) 

schut	>	hornless (adj ) 

schvorce	>	breastplate (sb) 

Schweiz	>	Switzerland (npr) 

schweizer	>	Swiss (adj & sb) 

schwenkjiauschi	>	missionary (sb) 

schynka	>	ham (sb) 

sciatique	>	sciatica (sb) 

science	>	science (sb) 

scientific	>	scientific (adj) 

scientisme	>	scientism

scind	>	present tense base of “scinesd” 

scinesd	>	split, cut (vtr ) 

sciss	>	past participle & past tense of “scinesd” 

sclav	>	slave (adj & sb) 

sclaventajir	>	slave trader (sb) 

sclaverie	>	slavery (sb) 

scleren	>	shrivel (vtr ) 

sclos	>	clos, small castle (sb) 

sclud	>	door lock (sb) 

sclus	>	lock (for water transport; sb) 

scobies	>	elderberry ( sb) 

scol	>	school (sb) 

scolass	>	to find a way how to 

scolastique	>	scholasticism (sb) 

scolnote	>	(school) mark (sb) 

scoltabelle	>	school report (sb) 

scomber	>	trash (sb) 

scop	>	scope (sb) 

score	>	score (sb; amount of points)

scoria	>	slag (sb) 

scorpion	>	scorpion (sb ) 

scoup	>	scoop (news, sb) 

scouter	>	scooter

scovard	>	pancake ( sb) 

screhsc	>	to ressurect, rise (from death) (vint) 

screisc	>	to ressurect, raise (a dead) (vtr) 

screuv	>	to screw

scrib	>	write (vtr) 

scribe	>	scribe (sb) 

scribel	>	scribble ( vtr ) 

scribmachine	>	typewriter (sb) 

scribtable	>	desk (sb) 

scricit	>	(he/she/it) screamed

scrie	>	scream (vint) 

scrin	>	jewel case, casket (sb) 

scrining	>	screening (against disease)

scriptor	>	writer (sb) 

scriptural monete	>	scriptural monete

Scripture	>	(Holy) Scripture 

scrobila	>	starch paste ( sb ) 

scrock	>	hull (ship; sb) 

scrupule	>	scruple ( sb ) 

scrute	>	to peer into 

scrutin	>	ballot, polling

scruv	>	screw (sb); past tense of "screuv"

scruvwehrt	>	screwdriver (sb) 

sculp	>	sculpt ( vtr ) 

sculpture	>	sculpture (sb) 

scura	>	blind (for windows; sb) 

scurfer	>	scurvy (sb) 

scurr	>	scour (vtr; to roam a place for hunting, plundering...)

scuss	>	past tense & past participle of "scutt"; jerk, jolt, tug, shaking (sb)

scutt	>	shake (vtr) 

Scylla	>	Scylla (sb)

sdehrkos	>	dung (sb) 

sdu	>	to take off (a garment) 

se	>	oneself 

seance	>	session, performance ( sb) 

secant	>	intersecting (adj ) 

secator	>	(sing) = loppers (splu) 

secka	>	mint (office; sb) 

second	>	second (adj ) 

secret	>	( secrèt ) = secret (adj. & sb); to secrete (vtr) 

secretaire	>	writing desk, secretaire (sb) 

secretar	>	secretary (sb); secretar-general = secretary-general

secretariat	>	secretariat (sb)

secretion	>	secretion (sb) 

secte	>	sect (sb) 

secular stagnation	>	secular stagnation

secule	>	century (sb) 

secundar ieus	>	secondary law (EU)

secunde	>	secund (time unit; sb) 

securitat	>	security, safety (sb) 

securitisation	>	securitization (finance, sb)

secwr	>	axe (sb; tool, weapon) 

sedative	>	sedative (adj, sb) 

sedd	>	seat (sb); sit (vint) 

seddel	>	saddle (sb) 

seddos	>	basis, assize

seddwerwn	>	seatbelt (sb) 

sedef	>	mussel (sb) 

sediment	>	sediment

seduc	>	seduce (vtr)

sefarat	>	diplomatic mission (sb) 

seg	>	cut ( vtr ) 

segdel	>	handle (of plough; sb) 

segel	>	sickle ( sb) 

segetal	>	cereal (adj ) 

segheitel	>	handle (of ard; sb) 

seghel	>	sail (sb & vint) 

seghelbaurd	>	windsurf ( sb) 

segler	>	sailing ship (sb) 

seh	>	sow ( vtr ) 

sehat	>	correctness (sb) 

sehgn	>	dream, muse over (vint) 

sehkw	>	follow (vtr) 

sehl	>	win, achieve (a victory, a prize, sb) 

sehlk	>	drag, tril along (vtr) 

sehnd	>	opening (breakthrough; sb)

se sehnd	>	to force one's way 

sehnder	>	make clots , concretions (liquid, vint) 

sehngv	>	sing (vtr) 

sehgvreimos	>	nursery rhyme (sb)

sehnk	>	sink (vint) 

sehnkseid	>	vertical ( adj) 

sehr	>	squeeze, clench (vtr) 

sehrg	>	blood (sb) 

sehrgkwehlen	>	circulatory system (sb) 

sehrglasni	>	bloodthirsty (adj) 

sehrgstriht	>	(& sehrgstrihn) = bloodshot (adj) 

sehrgsuker	>	blood sugar

sehrg transfusion	>	blood transfusion (sb) 

sei	>	if ( conj ) ( assumption ) 

seid	>	straight (adj) 

seikw	>	spill ( vpr ) 

seil	>	rope (sb) 

Seilenos	>	Silenus (npr)

sein	>	hay (sb) 

seina	>	seine (sb) 

seinkholt	>	hay fever (sb) 

seink	>	sink (vtr ) 

seise	>	huntsman (sb) 

seit	>	wire-mesh (sb) 

seit	>	rake (vtr ) 

seitos	>	wire-fencing (sb) 

seituva	>	water hole 

seiz	>	seize (vtr) 

seizen	>	boarding (sb) 

sekelat	>	woolen garment (sb) 

sekia	>	kid (sb) 

sekway	>	aftermath (of a wound, a disease)

sekwent	>	following, according to 

sekwos	>	following (prep) 

seld	>	herring ( sb) 

selderei	>	celery (sb ) 

selective reuyden	>	selective logging (sb) 

seleg	>	{sëlEg} = to select 

sell	>	good (contra-evil), blest (adj. & sb) 

sellamat	>	hello ! (general greeting formula); to greet

sellgumt	>	welcome (sb) 

sellgwehm	>	to welcome (sb)

selp	>	fat, grease (sb) 

sem	>	some (adj) 

semanghen	>	someone

semantique	>	semantics

Semele	>	Semele (npr) 

semen	>	seed (sb) 

semianhaingher	>	semi-trailer (sb) 

semikehmber	>	semicircular arch (sb) 

seminar	>	seminar (sb) 

semiologia	>	semiology (sb)

semject	>	something 

semper	>	always (adj) 

semquis	>	someone (singular masculine nominatif)

sena	>	senna (sb) 

Seneca	>	Seneca ( npr ) 

senecion	>	groundsel (sb) 

Senegal	>	Senegal (npr) 

seni	>	apart, separately (adv) 

senil	>	senile (adj ) 

senn	>	(& sennmat) = alp ( sb) 

sensation	>	sensation (sb) 

sensational	>	sensational

senschalk	>	seneschal (sb) 

sense	>	sense (sb) 

sensorial systeme	>	sensor systeme (sb) 

senst	>	last ( adj) 

Sensto Judcement	>	Last Judgement (sb ) 

sensual	>	sensual ( adj) 

sententieus	>	pompous ( adj) 

senter	>	latter (adj) 

sentiment	>	sentiment

Seoul	>	Seoul (npr) 

sepal	>	sepal (sb) 

separe	>	separate ( vtr ) 

sepeul	>	+ acc. = render the last homage to 

sepit	>	grain of wheat (sb) 

sept	>	(& septa) = seven (num) 

september	>	September (sb) 

septentrion	>	septentrion (sb) 

septic podin	>	septic tank ( sb) 

sepulker	>	sepulchre ( sb) 

sepulture	>	burial place (sb) 

sequester	>	receiver(ship) (of the assets of a debtor)

ser	>	seriously (adv; when refering to injuries) 

seray	>	citronella (sb) 

serb	>	Serbian (adj. & sb) 

serbese	>	bold (adj) 

serbesia	>	boldness (sb) 

Serbia	>	Serbia (npr) 

serene	>	serene ( adj ) 

serenade	>	serenade (sb) 

serf	>	serf (sb) 

serfdem	>	serfdom (sb) 

serge	>	serge (sb) (cloth) 

sergeant	>	sergeant (sb) 

sergugi	>	small plume (sb) 

serial	>	(TV, radio) serial (sb); serial port = serial port

serie	>	series (sb) 

serietat	>	seriousness ( sb ) 

serieus	>	serious (adj) 

serkwen	>	corner of the mouth (sb) 

sermon	>	sermon ( sb) 

Sermon ep id Mont	>	Sermon on the Mount 

seropositive	>	seropsitive

serp	>	sickle (sb) 

serpent	>	serpent, snake (sb) 

serpentin	>	serpentine (adj); streamer (sb) 

sert	>	late (in time; adj) 

serter	>	later (in time; adj & adv)

serve	>	serve (vtr; including tennis) 

Michael Servetus	>	Michael Servetus (npr) 

service	>	service ( sb) 

service-station	>	service-station ( sb) 

serviet	>	napkin (sb) 

servile	>	servile ( adj ) 

servitude	>	servitude, easement (sb) 

servus !	>	at your service ! 

ses	>	to be, being (sb) 

sesgwesmen	>	extinct (volcano)

sess	>	sat (past tense & past participle) 

sessiet	>	(he/she/it) will be 

session	>	session (sitting, sb) 

seswo	>	oneself

setar	>	white bridal veil 

Seth	>	Seth (npr) 

Sethi	>	Seti (npr) 

setus	>	pregnancy ( sb) 

seucla	>	beet-root ( sb) 

seug	>	suck ( vtr ) 

seugpapier	>	blotter ( sb) 

seul	>	found (vtr ) 

seup	>	booze (vint) 

seurc	>	gush (vint) 

seurf	>	to surf (vint) 

seut	>	soothe (vtr) 

seuw	>	to impulse, give rise to (vtr)

seuy	>	rain (sb & vint) 

seuyjaquet	>	(& seuymantel) = raincoat (sb) 

Sevastopoli	>	Sevastopol

Seville	>	Seville (npr) 

sexe	>	sex (sb) 

sexe scandal	>	sex scandal (sb) 

sextant	>	sextant (sb) 

sextar	>	sixth (measure; sb)

sexual act	>	sexual act 

seyf	>	strongbox (sb) 

sfall	>	err (vpr) 

sfaradi	>	Sephardi

sfud	>	skewer (sb) 

sgwen	>	present tense base of “sgwesen” 

sgwesdel	>	candle extinguisher (sb)

sgwesen	>	to turn / switch off, to extinguish 

sgwesspoim	>	dry ice (for extinctor)

shagal	>	jackal (sb) 

shamyu	>	shark (sb) 

shangsu	>	constant (sb)

shayad	>	probably (adv) 

sheinkhoadan	>	flare (sb) 

shiakali	>	boswellia sacra (sb) 

shibboleth	>	shibboleth (sb) 

shienciu	>	overgrown ( adj ) 

shienrlin	>	(sing) = woods ( splu ) 

shinan	>	contraption (sb) 

Shinto	>	Shinto (npr) 

Shiva	>	Shiva (npr) 

shortstop	>	shortstop (sb) 

shraman	>	shaman ( sb) 

shuibaen	>	fountain basin, weathering pit 

shuirlien	>	water lily ( sb) 

shuitow	>	chickenpox (sb) 

si	>	“yes” to a negative response 

Siam	>	Siam

siamese	>	siamese

siav	>	bay (horse; adj) 

sib	>	to oneself 

sibakin	>	crack (vtr ) 

sibia	>	relationship, feature (sb) 

Sibiria	>	Siberia (npr) 

sibiriak	>	Siberian

siblautel	>	self-interested

sicar	>	hitman (sb) 

sicbaj	>	marinade (sb) 

Sicilia	>	Sicily (npr) 

sicilian	>	Sicilian (adj & sb) 

sicurance	>	insurance ( sb) 

sicure	>	insure (vtr) 

sidarat	>	presidency of the council 

Side	>	Side (npr) 

side-car	>	side-car (sb) 

sider	>	iron (sb) 

Sidon	>	Sidon (npr)

siec	>	past tense of “sac” 

siefer	>	past tense of “safer” 

siege	>	siege

siegestand	>	state of siege

sielg	>	past tense of “salg” 

sielv	>	past tense of “salv” 

siemmel	>	past tense of “sammel” 

sien	>	one's 

sienk	>	past tense of “sank” 

sierc	>	past tense of "sarc"

sies	>	thou wilt / you will; to have a snooze/nap/siesta (vint) 

siesta	>	siesta (sb) 

sieug	>	ill (adj) 

sieughehlper	>	health care aide (sb)

sieuk	>	past tense of “sauk” 

sieune	>	health (sb); sieune-sicurance = sickness-insurance 

Sieune !	>	Bless You ! (to someone who has just sneezed) 

sieup	>	past tense of “saup” 

sieyd	>	past tense of “sayd” 

sieyg	>	said (past tense) 

sigh	>	victory (sb) 

sigil	>	sigil (sb) 

sigle	>	logogram (sb) 

signal	>	signal (sb) 

signatar	>	signatory ( adj , sb) 

signature	>	signature ( sb) 

signe	>	sign (vtr & sb) 

signet	>	signet (ring)

significant	>	significant (adj) 

sigwr	>	assert (vtr) 

sigwra	>	definitely, surely (adv) 

sigwring	>	fuse link (elect., sb)

sik	>	whitefish (sb) 

sikhisme	>	sikhism (sb) 

sikhtir !	>	out! ( interj ) 

sikw	>	past tense of “sinekw” or “seikw” 

silah	>	armed force ( sb) 

sildbwr	>	silver coin 

Sileimanie	>	Sulaymaniyah

silence	>	silence (sb) 

silent	>	silent (adj) 

silhouette	>	silhouette (sb) 

silicium	>	silicon (chemical element ; sb) 

silk	>	silk ( sb) 

sill	>	seal (animal, sb ) 

silo	>	silo

Siloah	>	Siloam (npr; Bible)

silur	>	catfish (sb) 

sim	>	flat (nose; adj)

siman	>	edge, ridge (sb) 

simbva	>	large wildcat (sb) 

Simeon	>	Simeon (npr) 

similar	>	similar (adj) 

simili	>	(adj) = imitation (adj) 

similitude	>	similarity (sb) 

simitar	>	scimitar (sb) 

simple	>	simple (adj) 

simpliste	>	simplistic

simule	>	+ acc. = pretend (vtr) 

Sinay	>	Sinai (npr)

sincere	>	sincere (adj) 

sin-	>	present tense base of “sisen” 

sindon	>	silk brocade ( sb) 

sindu	>	border river 

sinecure	>	sinecure (sb) 

sinekw	>	dump, pour out ( vtr ) 

sinep	>	mustard (sb) 

sinepgas	>	mustard gas

sinf	>	corporation, guildhall 

Singapura	>	Singapore (np) 

singkong	>	cassava (sb) 

singular	>	singular (adj, sb) 

singule	>	single (unique, isolated; adj)

sinhala	>	sinhalese

sink	>	past tense of “seink” 

sinister	>	sinister (adj) 

sino-tupeudi	>	Sino-Tibetan

sinsar	>	lizard (sb) 

sinueus	>	serpentine ( adj) 

sioul	>	thread (sb) 

sioulskau	>	threadbare ( adj) 

siour	>	wife's brother (sb) 

siphon	>	siphon (sb) 

sirat	>	moral (of a story; sb) 

sirdab	>	oubliette (sb) 

sirdak	>	felt quilt (sb) 

sirdar	>	Commander in Chief 

Sire	>	Sire (sb) 

sirene	>	siren (sb) 

sirma	>	thread of gold 

sirop	>	syrup ( sb ) 

sirr	>	reserve (personal discretion; sb) 

sirri	>	secretive (adj) 

sisen	>	to let to + verb 

sislew	>	advantageous, beneficial ( adj ) 

sillew nov yar !	>	happy new year ! 

sit	>	past tense of “seit” 

sitara	>	brick partition (sb) 

sitla	>	well bucket 

sits	>	cereal ( sb) 

sitsit	>	gossip (sb) 

situation	>	situation (sf)

siudel	>	awl (sb; for sewing) 

siuge	>	illness (sb) 

siuk	>	dry (adj) 

six	>	six (num) 

siyassa	>	policy (sb

siz	>	past tense of “seiz” 

skabh	>	scrape ( vtr ) 

skac	>	jump, leap, somersault (vint & sb) 

skadh	>	shadow (sb) 

skal	>	(voice) shout (sb) 

skalm	>	thole-pin (sb) 

skalop	>	colchicum ( sb) 

skamb	>	bent (adj ) 

skamb	>	turning point, bend (sb) 

skand	>	jump (vint ) 

skap	>	escape (vtr), to depart from 

skapbock	>	scapegoat

skapologia	>	escapology (sb) 

skapstar	>	shooting star (sb) 

skar	>	bedsore (sb) 

skarp	>	scarp (sb); steep (adj), sharp, cutting (fig, adj) 

skarpen	>	sharpen (vtr) 

skarpstrehler	>	marksman (sb)

skarpwn	>	steep rock 

skat	>	ray (fish, sb) 

skater	>	to scatter, display, unfold 

skatert	>	tablecloth (sb) 

skau	>	show ( sb) 

skau	>	make see, show (vtr) 

skaun	>	remarkable (adj ) 

skaurnt	>	shit (sb) 

skaut	>	cattle, stock (sb) 

skav	>	dig (vtr) 

skayv	>	awkward, clumsy (adj) 

skedh	>	past tense of “skenedh” 

skehd	>	scatter ( vint) 

skehlp	>	peel (vtr ) 

skehn	>	skin (vtr ) 

skehpt	>	wait for ( vtr ) 

skehpteina	>	waiting room

skehptschalasch	>	bus stop shelter

skehptton	>	dial tone (sb) 

skehr	>	shear ( vtr ) 

skehrd	>	stunt ( vtr ) 

skehrz	>	cut ( vtr ) 

skehth	>	+ acc. = to be harmful to, to do damage to 

skeip	>	shape (sb & vtr); loom (vint) 

skeirsmeih	>	simper ( vtr ) 

skeiryeusa	>	bracing (architecture, sb) 

skeletic	>	skeletal ( adj) 

skeletocleich	>	master key 

skeletum	>	skeleton ( sb) 

skelia	>	wing dam, jetty, boom (sb) 

skelm	>	rascal (sb) 

skenedh	>	scatter (vtr ) 

skeng	>	oblique ( adj ) 

skengokwi	>	slanted eyes 

skept	>	late (with delay; adj) 

skeptic	>	skeptical (adj) 

skepticisme	>	skepticism

skermen	>	graze (wound, sb) 

sketh	>	damage (sb) 

skeud	>	cantankerous, sullen, dull, morose (adj ) 

skeul	>	(see Grammar) = to be obliged to, ought to 

skeulk	>	hide (vint) 

skeulkic	>	deceitful (adj ) 

skeulos	>	criminal liability, guilt (sb) 

skeulost	>	villain (adj & sb) 

skeum	>	skim ( vtr / vint ) 

skeup	>	scoop ( vtr ) 

skhal	>	euphorbia ( sb) 

ski	>	ski (sb & vint) 

skibehnden	>	ski binding (sb) 

skibh	>	past tense of “skimebh” 

skider	>	sparse ( adj) 

skiec	>	past tense of “skac” 

skiedisk	>	touchy ( adj ) 

skiend	>	past tense of “skand” 

skiep	>	past tense of “skap” 

skieter	>	past tense of “skater” 

skieu	>	past tense of “skau” 

skiev	>	past tense of “skav” 

skilida	>	clove garlic (sb) 

skilift	>	platter lift (sb) 

skimbel	>	limp, hobble (vint) 

skimbher	>	lame, wobbly, shaky ( adj , sb) 

skimebh	>	limp, wobble (vint) 

skinhedd	>	skinhead ( sb) 

skink	>	femur ( sb) 

skip	>	past tense of “skeip” 

skipper	>	skipper (sb) 

skirp	>	blade of grass 

skizze	>	sketch (drawing, beginning; vtr & sb) 

sklad	>	unload (vtr ); to take off (a garment); storage 

skladretrehv	>	storage & retrieval

skohd	>	past tense of “skehd” 

skohlp	>	past tense of “skehlp” 

skohn	>	past tense of “skehn” 

skohpt	>	past tense of “skehpt” 

skohr	>	past tense of “skehr” 

skohrd	>	past tense of “skehrd” 

skohrz	>	past tense of “skehrz” 

skohth	>	past tense of “skehth” 

skolfa	>	temple (on head; sb) 

skolig	>	puppy (young dog)

skolm	>	gladius, swerd (sb) 

skolt	>	scot, share ( sb) 

skoperd	>	spinning top (sb) 

skoptic	>	mocking (adj ) 

skot	>	sheet (of sail) (sb) 

skoyu	>	tibia ( sb) 

skrehb	>	scrape, scratch ( vtr ) 

skrehmb	>	shrivel up, wrinkle (vint) 

skremeb	>	to get smaller/shorter (vint)

skrobh	>	hornbeam (sb) 

skrohmb	>	past tense of “skrehmb” 

skul	>	past tense of “skeul” 

skulk	>	scout, explorer (sb); past tense of “skeulk” 

skult	>	tort, obligation, debt 

skum	>	foam, scum ( sb); past tense of “skeum” 

skup	>	past tense of “skeup” 

skweiter	>	to give a picture of

skyth	>	Scythian (adj. & sb) 

skyur	>	rack (sb) 

slab	>	weak (adj) 

slabpoint	>	weak point (sb) 

slahem	>	slam (vtr) 

slalom	>	slalom (sb) 

slamm	>	mud ( sb) 

slampic	>	untidy ( adj) 

slanc	>	slender, slim (adj ) 

slangh	>	flexible pipe 

slav	>	Slavic ( adj , sb) 

Slavonia	>	Slavonia ( npr ) 

slebh	>	past tense of “slemebh” 

slehmber	>	relax (vint , ex . ties ) 

slehmbert !	>	stand at ease ! 

slehnger	>	creeper (plant, sb) 

slehnk	>	rewind ( vint ) 

sleib	>	sticky (adj) 

sleibic	>	gummy, sticky (adj ) 

sleid	>	to slide 

sleidschou	>	iceskate (sb)

sleim	>	file (tool, sb) 

sleingher	>	to roll (vessel)

sleit	>	to pass away (vint; to die)

sleiv	>	to smooth (vtr) 

slemb	>	loose, flabby ( adj ) 

slemebh	>	let go off (vtr ) 

sleu	>	release ( vtr ) 

sleub	>	shirk ( vint) 

sleuber	>	skid (vint) 

sleubric	>	slippery (adj) 

sleuct	>	sob ( vtr ) 

sleur	>	trigger (vtr ) 

slid	>	past tense of “sleid” 

sliep	>	haggard ( adj ) 

sligon	>	mattock (sb) 

slingher	>	rolling (ships, sb) 

slip	>	(sing) = underpants (splu) 

slitt	>	sleigh, sledge (sb) 

sliv	>	smooth (adj ) 

slohmber	>	past tense of “slehmber” 

slohnk	>	past tense of “slehnk” 

slot	>	sleet (sb) 

sloikw	>	pupil of eye 

slosk	>	slush (sb)

sloug	>	servant (sb) 

slougek	>	attendant, employee (sb) 

sloup	>	sloop (sb) 

slovene	>	Slovene

slu	>	past tense of “sleu” 

slub	>	past tense of “sleub” 

sluber	>	past tense of “sleuber” 

sluct	>	past tense of “sleuct” 

slung	>	sip, gulp (sb) 

slur	>	past tense of “(oi)sleur” 

smad	>	let's 

smag	>	savour (vtr) 

smagu	>	tasty (adj) 

smal	>	bad, poor (adj) 

smalt	>	smalt (sb) 

smantan	>	cream (from milk, sb) 

smantel	>	chuckle, giggle (vint) 

smaragd	>	emerald (sb) 

smauk	>	fig (sb) 

smauk	>	+ acc. = to feast on 

smauter	>	to watch (ex : TV, movie; vtr) 

smauterquote (sing)	>	TV ratings (splu) 

sme	>	(+ verb in the present tense with past value) = once upon a time; SME = "Smulk ed medya entreprises"

-smee	>	enclitic, especially after a personal pronoun : precisely, in particular

smehg	>	to have a taste (vint) 

smehld	>	to (s)melt 

smehrk	>	stink (vint) 

smeih	>	smile (vint & sb) 

smeik	>	crumb ( of bread) 

smeil	>	to chisel (vtr) 

smeilige	>	smiley ( sb) 

smel	>	small animal (sb) 

smeru	>	(& smeur) = fat (sb) 

smeu	>	wet ( adj & vtr); dribble, drip (vint) 

smeug	>	smoke (vtr ) (food ) 

smeugallin	>	sissy (fig ) 

smeughel	>	smuggle (sb & vtr) 

smeugler	>	smuggler (sb) 

smeuk	>	shiny (like wet; adj) 

smieg	>	past tense of “smag” 

smiegd	>	frail (adj ) 

smieuk	>	past tense of “smauk” 

smieuter	>	past tense of “smauter” 

smih	>	past tense of “smeih” 

smil	>	chisel of sculptor (sb); past tense of “smeil” 

smilax	>	rough bindweed ( sb) 

smientel	>	past tense of “smantel” 

smitt	>	smite, chuck out (vtr) 

smohg	>	past tense of “smehg” 

smohld	>	past tense of “smehld” 

smohrk	>	past tense of “smehrk” 

smokru	>	goatee (sb) 

smu	>	past tense of “smeu” 

smuc	>	past tense of “smunec” 

smug	>	past tense of “smeug” 

smughel	>	past tense of “smeughel” 

smulk	>	small ( adj) 

smunec	>	to blow one's nose 

smures semanghens pam	>	fig. for “to bribe someone”. 

smyehr	>	share ( vtr ) ( take part in ) 

smyehrdeil	>	share ( sb) 

smyohr	>	past tense of “smyehr” 

smyrn	>	myrrh (sb) 

Smyrna	>	Smyrna

snah	>	swim (vint) 

snahmayster	>	lifeguard (for swimming) 

snahwensti	>	swimbladder

snap	>	beak (sb); snap (vtr) 

snapel	>	spout (vint) 

snapphoto	>	snapshot (sb)

snarc	>	snore (vint) 

snas	>	muzzle (sb) 

snayper	>	sniper (sb) 

snayu	>	tendon, sinew (sb) 

snehg	>	sneak (vpr) 

snehwrnt	>	noose (sb)

sneif	>	sniff (vtr); sneif- tabak = to take snuff

sneig	>	stick (into, vtr) 

sneigv	>	snow (sb & vint) 

Sneigvalba	>	Snow White ( npr ) 

sneigvbaurd	>	snowboard 

sneigvdrift	>	snowdrift (sb) 

sneigvmensc	>	snowman (sb) 

sneigvoivs	>	(splu) = floating island (sing) (cooking) 

sneigvter	>	snowdrop (flower; sb) 

sneit	>	curtail (vtr) 

sneud	>	doze (vint); sluggish, sleepy

sneup	>	puff, to be breathless (vint) 

sneurd	>	purr (vint) 

snidan	>	breakfast (sb) 

sniep	>	past tense of “snap” 

sniepe	>	woodcock (sb) 

sniepel	>	past tense of “snapel” 

snierc	>	past tense of “snarc” 

snif	>	past tense of “sneif” 

snig	>	past tense of “sneig”

snigun	>	mucus of the nose 

snigv	>	past tense of “sneigv” 

snit	>	past tense of “sneit” 

snohg	>	past tense of “snehg” 

Snohgos	>	the Serpent (npr) 

snub	>	past tense of “snumeb” 

snud	>	past tense of “sneud” 

snumeb	>	marry ( vtr ) ( a man) 

snup	>	past tense of “sneup” 

snuptia	>	wedding ( sb) 

snurd	>	past tense of “sneurd” 

snus	>	(& snusa) = daughter-in-law ( sb) 

so	>	that, this (masculine singular nominative) 

sober	>	sober (adj) 

sobertat	>	sobriety (sb)

sociable	>	sociable (adj)

social orbat	>	social work (sb)

societal	>	societal (adj)

societat	>	society (sb) 

Societat os Jesus	>	Society of Jesus (sb) 

sockel	>	plinth, pedestal, base ( npr ) 

Socrates	>	Socrates ( npr ) 

Sodom	>	Sodom ( npr ) 

sofa	>	sofa ( sb) 

sofra	>	coffee table 

software	>	software ( sb) 

sogn	>	dream (awaken; sb)

sohgn	>	past tense of “sehgn” 

sohkw	>	past tense of “sehkw”; quest

sohl	>	past tense of “sehl” 

sohlk	>	streak, trail (sb); past tense of “sehlk” 

sohnd	>	past tense of “sehnd” 

sohnder	>	past tense of “sehnder” 

sohngv	>	past tense of “sehngv” 

sohnk	>	past tense of “sehnk” 

sohr	>	past tense of “sehr” 

soitos	>	enchantment, spell (sb) 

sok	>	investigate, search (vtr); sok(en) = investigation, search (sb); "Sok de ia buhsa ed causen ios Opnos iom Nations" = "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations"

sokar	>	investigator (sb) 

sokh	>	wooden ard 

sokhbat	>	company (friends, sb) 

sokjudce	>	investigating judge (sb) 

sokmotor	>	search engine ( sb) 

sokwi	>	fellow (sb) 

sokwia	>	fellowship (sb) 

sokwidirector	>	Partner Manager (sb) 

sol	>	sun (sb) 

solar panell	>	solar panel (sb) 

solar plexus	>	solar plexus (sb ) 

solar systeme	>	solar system (sb) 

solbrand	>	sunburn (sb & vtr) 

soldat	>	soldier (sb) 

solde	>	pay (of soldier, sb) 

solenn	>	solemn (adj) 

solflor	>	sunflower ( sb) 

solg	>	such 

solicitude	>	solicitude (sb) 

solid	>	solid (adj) 

solidaritat	>	solidarity ( sb) 

soliditat	>	solidity

soll	>	must (vint; with a meaning of probability; ex: “he must be there” = “is sollt ses ter”)
 
sollucic	>	sunny (adj) 

solsaat	>	sundial (sb) 

solstice	>	solstice (sb)

soluk	>	breath, mouth odour (from the throat, sb) 

Solus	>	Soli (in Cilicia)

solution	>	solution (sb) 

solv	>	solve (vtr) 

som	>	(I) am; (clitic particle + conjugated verb) = indicates that this action is nearing completion 

sombre	>	sombre (fig., adj) 

sombrero	>	sombrero

somies	>	back plate, subbase (sb) 

somkwe	>	(+ participle) = all the more... since/because

sommett	>	summit (sb) 

son	>	son ( sb) 

sonate	>	sonata (sb) 

sonde	>	probe, sonde (vtr & sb) 

songay	>	Songhay

songv	>	song (sb) 

songvsam	>	singing, sing-song (adj) 

sonnett	>	sonnet (sb) 

sonst	>	if not 

sont	>	(they) are 

sonter	>	independently from

sonterbahsa	>	slang (argot; sb)

sonteria	>	set, clique (sb) 

sontern	>	but (conj) (after negation) 

sontia	>	reality, truth

sophiste	>	sophist

sophisticat	>	sophisticated (adj) 

sophistique	>	sophisticate (vtr) 

Sophokleus	>	Sophocles (npr) 

sopran	>	soprano

sorb	>	swallow (vtr) 

sorbete	>	sorbet (sb) 

sorbh	>	rowan (sb) 

sorghum	>	sorghum (sb) 

sort	>	sort (sb) 

sortie	>	sortie

sorwk	>	shrew (sb) 

sorwkar	>	buzzard

sosule	>	murmur (vint) (wind , grass) 

sotia	>	sotie (sb) 

soufflee	>	soufflé (sb) 

soup	>	soup ( sb) 

souper	>	supper (sb) 

sour	>	sour ( adj) 

sousaphone	>	sousaphone (sb) 

soutache	>	soutache (sb)

soutane	>	cassock ( sb ) 

souvenire	>	souvenir (sb) 

souverain	>	sovereign (adj. & sb); souverain fund = sovereign wealth fund 

souverainitat	>	sovereignty (sb) 

soviet	>	soviet (adj & sb) 

sovietsk	>	sovietsk (adj)

soya	>	soy (sb) 

soyl	>	threshold ( sb) 

space	>	(outer) space (sb) 

spacial	>	spatial

spad	>	spade (sb) 

spadassin	>	spadassin (sb) 

spahi	>	spahi

spak	>	droplet (sb) 

spalt	>	fault (geo; sb); crack (vtr) 

spalv	>	hue (sb), to give a hue to (vtr) 

spand	>	to span (vint)

spandbeton	>	prestressed concrete

spang	>	loop (sb) 

spanking	>	spanking (sb) 

spant	>	nautical frame

spar	>	spare, save (vtr) 

sparcutia	>	moneybox

sparghen	>	(sing) = nappies (splu) 

Sparta	>	Sparta (npr) 

spartak	>	string, cord (sb) 

spartan	>	Spartan (adj, sb) 

sparv	>	sparrow (sb)

spasme	>	spasm

spasmodic	>	spasmodic (adj) 

spassere	>	walk, stroll ( vint) 

spatule	>	spatula, slice (sb) 

spece	>	species (sb) 

special	>	special (adj) 

specieus	>	specious

spect	>	look (sb; act of looking) 

spectacle	>	show (sb) 

specter	>	spectre (sb) 

spectral ligne	>	spectral line

spectrum	>	spectrum (sb) (eg. lights) 

speculation	>	speculation

specule	>	mirror (sb) 

speculeschib	>	two-way mirror

speh	>	hope (vtr & sb) 

spehc	>	look at (vtr) 

spehcel	>	cookie, informer (sb) (Police) 

spehd	>	speed (vint) 

spehder	>	speedster (sb) 

spehn	>	spin (vtr) 

spehr	>	spread (vtr) 

spehrd	>	competition (sb) 

speic	>	spoke (sb)

speim	>	foam, lather (vtr/vint) 

speit	>	despite (sb & prep) 

spelbt	>	spelt (sb) 

speleologia	>	speleology (sb) 

spell	>	spell (vtr ) 

spend	>	spend ( vtr ) (time); gift, offering, donation (sb) 

speren	>	spur ( sb & vtr ) 

sperg	>	to splash

sperma	>	semen (sb)

speud	>	speed (vtr & sb) 

se speud	>	hurry up (vint) 

speudmeider	>	speedometer 

speul	>	wash, rinse with plenty of water (vtr) 

speulkhana	>	scullery

sphere	>	sphere (sb) 

spice	>	spire (sb) (on a building) 

spieja	>	(sing) = provisions, food supplies (splu) 

spiejar	>	steward's room, pantry (sb) 

spielt	>	past tense of “spalt” 

spiend	>	past tense of "spand"

spier	>	past tense of “spar” 

spieu	>	spit ( vtr ) 

spieumen	>	spit, spittle (sb) 

spieuter	>	splutter, sputter (vint) 

spik	>	woodpecker ( sb) 

spilk	>	pin ( sb) 

spin	>	(& spina) = spine (sb) 

spina	>	spine of book 

spinak	>	spinach (sb) 

spincrusber	>	gooseberry 

spindel	>	vertebra

sping	>	finch (sb) 

spion	>	spy (sb) 

spionage	>	espionage (sb) 

spionka	>	peephole (sb) 

spira	>	turn, coil (sb) 

spiral	>	spiral (adj & sb) 

spiraldrab	>	(sing) = spiral stairs (splu) 

spirit	>	spirit, wit, soul (sb); "Id Spirit iom Loys" ="The Spirit of the Laws"

spiritisme	>	spiritism

spiritlampe	>	spirit lamp (sb) 

spiritualitat	>	spiritualitat

spiss	>	spice ( sb) 

spital	>	hospital (sb) 

spiu	>	past tense of “spieu” 

spiuter	>	past tense of “spieuter” 

spleind	>	glare, blaze (vint) 

spleindos	>	glare ( sb ) 

splendid	>	splendid ( adj) 

splind	>	past tense pf “spleind” 

splinter	>	splinter (sb) 

spoctic	>	derisive, mocking ( adj) 

spohc	>	looked at (past tense of “spehc”) 

spohd	>	past tense of “spehd” 

spohder	>	boisterous (adj) 

spohn	>	past tense of “spehn” 

spohr	>	past tense of “spehr” 

spohrd	>	past tense of “spehrd” 

spoim	>	foam, scum (sb) 

spolye	>	spoil (sb & vtr) 

spond	>	to mean/resolve to + verb (vtr) 

sponda	>	generosity, expenditure (sb) 

sponsor	>	sponsor (sb & vtr)

spontan	>	spontaneous (adj)

sponton	>	spontoon (sb) 

sporadic	>	sporadic

spore	>	spore (sb) 

sport	>	sport (sb) 

sportive	>	sport (adj)

sportkielken	>	gym(asium)

spraiy	>	spray ( vtr ) 

spraneg	>	to burst (vtr) 

sprat	>	sprat (sb) 

sprehg	>	to ask (someone a question; vtr) 

sprehng	>	spring, explode, burst (vint) 

sprehngcap	>	warhead (sb) 

spreu	>	burst forth (vint) 

spreud	>	be startled, start (vint) 

spreug	>	bud (sb & vint) 

spreuv	>	test, put to the test ( vtr ) 

spreuz	>	splash ( vtr ) 

spreuzdrift	>	spindrift (sb) 

sprijin	>	support (sb) 

sprika	>	cultivated fenugreek 

springflutt	>	spring tide

spritseghel	>	sprit sail

sprohg	>	past tense of “sprehg” 

sprohng	>	past tense of “sprehng” 

spru	>	past tense of “spreu” 

sprud	>	past tense of “spreud” 

sprug	>	past tense of “spreug” 

sprut	>	brook (sb) 

spruv	>	past tense of “spreuv” 

spruz	>	past tense of “spreuz” 

spud	>	past tense of “speud” 

spul	>	past tense of “speul” 

spula	>	spool (sb) 

spulach	>	ball (of wool, etc., sb)

spygat	>	scupper (sb) 

spyra	>	(horse) dung (sb) 

squade	>	squad ( sb) 

squader	>	wing, naval squadron ( sb) 

squadron	>	squadron (sb) 

squal	>	big fish, squaloid (sb) 

squalid	>	non–cultivated, squalid (adj) 

squam	>	scale (on animals, sb) 

srakue	>	to chip (vtr)

srakut	>	serrated, steely, jagged (adj) 

srans	>	take leave of (vtr) 

sray	>	defecate (vint) 

srayen	>	bullshit (fig. sb) 

sreg	>	garland (sb); past tense of “sreneg” 

sreht	>	stir, ondulate (vtr, vint & sb) 

sreneg	>	surround with a garland 

sreu	>	flow (vint) 

sreumen	>	river (sb) 

sreup	>	dirt ( sb) 

sreupbak	>	dustbin (sb) 

sreupgloi	>	spot of dirt ( sb) 

sriens	>	past tense of “srans” 

sriey	>	past tense of “sray” 

srig	>	cold ( adj); past tense of “srineg” 

srigeh	>	to feel/be cold (vint) 

srigpreus	>	frostbite (sb) 

srineg	>	cool ( vtr ) 

sringa	>	syringe (sb) 

srog	>	strawberry (sb) 

sroht	>	past tense of “sreht” 

srom	>	paralyzed (lame, adj ) 

srov	>	electric power (sb) 

srovbux	>	socket (sb) 

srovgehn	>	power plant (sb) 

sroviswor	>	power supply (sb)

srovos	>	socket (for electricity; sb) 

sru	>	past tense of “sreu” 

srungh	>	snout (sb) 

SSS = "suwen setusstop" = voluntary interruption of pregnancy

stabh	>	past tense of “stamebh” 

stadel	>	stable (sb) 

stadelmayster	>	riding master (sb) 

stadelsloug	>	groom ( sm ) 

stadium	>	stadium ( sb) 

staffette	>	dispatch rider, courier (sb) 

stag	>	relay, stage (sb) 

Stagheiros	>	Stagira

stagnant	>	stagnant (adj) 

stah	>	stand; stah- wakht = to stand guard 

stahal	>	deserve (vtr) 

stahgjia	>	sidebar

stahmen	>	weaving loom (sb) 

stahsit	>	(he/she/it) stood

stahwrnt	>	bar, loaf ( sb ) ( compact material ) 

stajer	>	rent ( vtr )& rental (sb) (subject = tenant ) 

stak	>	past tense of “stanek” 

staka	>	crutch (sb) 

stal	>	steel (sb) 

stalactite	>	stalactite (sb) 

stalagmite	>	stalagmite (sb) 

stalbeton	>	reinforced concrete, steel concrete

staleina	>	(sing.) = steelworks

stam	>	stem, trunk (including torso; sb) 

stamberg	>	log cabin (sb) 

stamebh	>	( semject ad semanghen ) = to keep someone from something 

stammel	>	stutter (vtr ) 

stamp	>	stamp ( sb & vtr ) 

stampel	>	to check in / clock in ( ex: unemployed) 

stand	>	status, stand ( sb) ( situation ) 

standard	>	standard, reference (sb) 

standic	>	standing (permanent; adj)

stanek	>	quench (vtr), waterproof (adj) 

stangh	>	bar (long object; sb) 

stank	>	waterproof, watertight

star	>	star (sb)

star ad	>	to stare at 

start	>	start (sb & vtr/int) 

start-ub	>	start-up (sb)

stat	>	State 

Stat-Generals	>	(splu) = States-General (splu) 

stater	>	stater (sb)

station	>	station (sb) 

stationar	>	stationer (sb) 

station-chef	>	station master

statistic	>	statistic (adj & sb)

statistician	>	statistician

Statsgwen	>	Stateswoman

Statswir	>	Statesman

statuar	>	art of sculpture (sb) 

statue	>	statue ( sb) 

Statue as Libertat	>	Statue of Liberty (npr) 

stature	>	stature (sb) 

status	>	status

status quo	>	status quo (sb) 

statut	>	statute

staud	>	stud farm (sb) 

staun	>	to be surprised, astonished ( vint ) 

staunos	>	astonishment, amazement (sb) 

staur	>	powerful (adj ) 

staven	>	shutter (sb) 

stavros	>	Sign of the Cross 

staw	>	to condensate (vint) 

stayg	>	sudden (adj & adv) 

ste	>	you are (2° plu + courtesy)

steb	>	(& stebel) = stem (sb) 

steg	>	to cover (vtr)

stega	>	canvas sheet (sb)

stegu	>	(steug) = impermeable, waterproof 

stegyu	>	trickster (sb) 

stehbh	>	buttress ( vpr ) 

stehcolnier	>	wing collar (sb) 

stehg	>	(& steg & tehg & teg) = cover (vtr) 

stehl	>	to set upright 

stehlb	>	to protrude (vint) 

stehlbend	>	prominent (adj ) 

stehm	>	support (vtr ) 

stehm	>	voice (sf ) ( vote) 

stehmb	>	stalk (vint) 

stehmbild	>	ballot paper ( sb) 

stehn	>	thunder (vint) 

stehng	>	sting ( vtr ) 

stehnk	>	stink (vint) 

stehnkkaupust	>	skunk cabbage (sb) 

stehntor	>	thunderous (adj ) 

stehrb	>	to fall into coma 

stehrk	>	sully (vtr ) 

stehv	>	stiffen ( vint) 

stehver	>	pile, stilt (sb) 

steigh	>	path (sb); (ub) = to get/go (up); steigh in nauk = to get on a vessel 

steighijadh	>	ski lift (sb)

steist	>	leavened dough (sb) 

steiv	>	to stiffen, tighten (vtr)

stele	>	stele (sb) 

stempel	>	stamp, mark (sb) 

sten	>	(& stena) = rock face (sb) 

stenbrohg	>	rubble ( sm ) 

stencovehr	>	tapestry (sf ) 

stendart	>	standard (big flag; sb ) 

Stentor	>	Stentor (npr) 

Stephen	>	Stephen (npr)

ster	>	female (adj, sb) 

sterbnio	>	dry skin (sf ) 

steren	>	strew, display, expand ( vtr ) ( subject = person); steren id lict / crovat = make the bed; steren id meja = set the table 

steril	>	sterile ( adj) 

sternue	>	sneeze (vint) 

sternum	>	sternum

sterp	>	barren (adj) 

stestoud	>	battered, dented (adj) 

stet	>	spot, place (sb) 

stethoscope	>	stethoscope

stets	>	everytime (adv)

steug	>	impermeable, waterproof (adj)

steulbnas	>	turned-up nose (sb)

steulp	>	to be rolled up 

steum	>	steam ( sb ) 

steumboot	>	steamboat (sb) 

steun	>	whine, groan, moan (vint) 

steup	>	fade ( vint) 

steurb	>	disturb (vtr ) 

steurd	>	to go into a dive (vint) 

steuv	>	stifle (vtr)

steuvos	>	stifling heat (sb) 

steven	>	steven

stewardesse	>	stewardess (in aircraft)

steysia	>	frozen drop 

stibium	>	antimony (sb) 

stiche	>	verse ( sb) 

stiejer	>	past tense of “stajer” 

stiemmel	>	past tense of “stammel” 

stiemp	>	past tense of “stiemp” 

stiempel	>	past tense of “stampel” 

stienghel	>	siskin ( sm ) (bird) 

stienke	>	sealing (sf ) 

stier	>	past tense of “star” 

stiert	>	past tense of “start” 

stieun	>	past tense of “staun” 

stieup	>	step ( sb & vint) 

stieupbenk	>	tier, terracing (sb) 

stieupen	>	step of stairs 

stieupengarden	>	hanging garden (sb)

stieupenpyramide	>	step pyramid

stieure	>	power (sb) 

stieurste	>	thirst for power 

stiew	>	past tense of “staw” 

stiftor	>	instigator (of an offence) 

stiga	>	string ( sb ) (of musical instrument ) 

stigh	>	past tense of “steigh” 

stigma	>	stigma ( sm ) 

stikel	>	glass jar ( sb ) 

stikelkrov	>	glass roof (sb) 

still	>	still, quiet (adj); to quench (one's thirst) 

stillgwit	>	still-life (art; sb)

stimule	>	boost (vtr); stimulus (sb)

stin	>	tin (sb) 

sting	>	entice (vtr); sting (sb) 

stinghil	>	stem, leg (sb) (of plant) 

stingic	>	stitched (adj ) 

stint	>	smelt (animal, sb) 

stip	>	stiff (adj ) 

stiup	>	past tense of “stieup” & "stiumep"

stiumep	>	to space out (vtr)

stiv	>	past tense of "steiv"

stockrose	>	hollyhock (sb) 

stoff	>	stuff (vtr) (pipe, chair); material, fabric (sb) 

stog	>	stack (sb) (of hay) 

stohg	>	past tense of “(s)tehg” 

stohl	>	past tense of “stehl” 

stohm	>	mouth ( sb); past tense of “stehm” 

stohmstupp	>	gag (in mouth)

stohn	>	past tense of “stohn” 

stohng	>	past tense of “stehng” 

stohnk	>	past tense of “stohnk” 

stohnter	>	thunder ( sf ) 

stohnterflor	>	St John's wort (sm ) 

stohrb	>	past tense of “stehrb” 

stohrbos	>	coma (sm ) 

stohrk	>	past tense of “stehrk” 

stohv	>	past tense of “stehv” 

stoicisme	>	stoicism

stoiciste	>	stoic (of stoicism)

stol	>	chair (sb) 

stolar	>	joiner, carpenter (sb) 

stolb	>	post, column (sb); plume (fig. sb) 

stolbcron	>	capital of column 

stolg	>	handle (sb) 

stomak	>	stomach (sb) 

stop	>	stop (sb, vtr, vint); stop- dreiv = to lay down (vessel)

storgn	>	stun (vtr) 

storia	>	story (sb) 

stork	>	stork (sf ) 

storm	>	storm ( sb) 

stormic	>	stormy (adj) 

storm-lanterne	>	hurricane lamp 

stormsaylab	>	storm surge (sb) 

storn	>	starling (sb) 

stow	>	holdup (traffic jam; sb & vint) 

stowage	>	stowage (sb) 

stoya	>	rack (on car roofs, sb) 

stoyic	>	stoic (adj) 

stoyicisme	>	stoicism

strad	>	street, paved road 

stradorbats	>	roadworks (splu) 

Strad traffic prabhilscode ( STPC )	>	Highway Code; Strad Traffic Securitat = Road Prevention 

stragn	>	strange (adj) 

Stragno Weir	>	" phoney war " 

strah	>	strew (vtr ) ( subject = thing ) 

strah	>	litter ( sb ) (strewn straw ) 

straj	>	sentinel ( sb) 

strak	>	tired ( adj) 

strakay	>	exhaustion (fatigue) ( sb) 

stramb	>	stubble field (sb ) 

strand	>	strand, beach (sb); strand (vint) 

strangh	>	string, thread, cord (sb); string (vtr) 

stranghar	>	ropemaker (sb) 

strangule	>	strangle (vtr ) 

stratagem	>	stratagem (sb) 

strate	>	stratum (sb) 

stratege	>	strategist

stratovolcan	>	(& stratovolcano) = stratovolcano (sb) 

straugh	>	hairy, shaggy, tousled (adj) 

straus	>	ostrich (sb) 

straus	>	strut (vint) 

strax	>	immediately (adv) 

strayk	>	strike (cessation of work; sb & vint) 

strehb	>	rotate (vtr / int) 

strehblayter	>	turntable ladder

strehc	>	stretch (vtr / vpr) 

strehcbenk	>	torture rack (sb) 

strehkw	>	wriggle, squirm ( vint) 

strehl	>	stroke (sb ) ( projectile ) 

strehl	>	ray, shooting (sb); to shoot 

strehl-ed-myehrs	>	fire-and-forget ( sb) ( missile ) 

strehlguarde	>	shooting guard (sport, sb) 

strehlploton	>	firing squad

strehm	>	to stream

strehmghalv	>	headlong (flight)

strehng	>	severe (adj); se strehng ad = to try hard to

strehnge	>	severity, harshness, sternness

strei	>	strip (sb) (form) 

streich	>	to tick off 

streichen	>	deletion, erasure (sb) 

streif	>	brush against, touch upon 

streih	>	flute, scratch, cross out (vtr) 

streikw	>	twist, twiddle (vtr) 

streip	>	brush against, skim past (vtr) 

streipoik	>	mottled (adj) 

streped	>	cheese mite (sb) 

strett	>	straight (sb; sea)

streu	>	spread (vtr) 

se streubh	>	to struggle (to free oneself) 

streug	>	stroke (mark, sb) 

strich	>	past tense of “streich” 

strict	>	strict (adj) 

strid	>	hiss ( vtr ) ( like a snake) 

striend	>	past tense of “strand” 

striengh	>	past tense of “strangh” 

striepmen	>	stirrup (sb) 

strieus	>	past tense of “straus” 

strieyk	>	past tense of “strayk” 

strif	>	past tense of “streif” 

strih	>	past tense of “streih” 

strikw	>	past tense of “streikw” 

string	>	string (swimsuit; sb) 

strip	>	past tense of “streip” 

striptise	>	strip-tease ( sb) 

striz	>	idler, loafer (sb) 

strohb	>	past tense of “strehb” 

strohc	>	past tense of “(oi)strehc” 

strohca	>	section, distance (sb) 

strohg	>	past tense of “strehg” 

strohkw	>	past tense of “strehkw” 

strohl	>	past tense of “strehl” 

strohm	>	stream (sb), past tense of "strehm"

strohng	>	past tense of “strehng” 

stron	>	armchair ( sb) 

strophe	>	stanza ( sb) 

strophium	>	strophium (sb) 

stru	>	past tense of “streu” 

strubh	>	past tense of “strubh” 

structural adjustement	>	structural adjustment	>	

structure	>	structure (sb) 

strug	>	build (vtr); past tense of “streug” 

strugitor	>	project owner (sb)

strugition	>	project management (sb)

stryng	>	pen (for cattle, sb) 

stub	>	stump ( sb) 

stuck	>	stucco (sb) 

studio	>	studio (sb) 

studye	>	study ( sb & vtr) 

studyent	>	student (sb) 

stul	>	chair (sb) 

stulp	>	past tense of “steulp” 

stumep	>	blur, muffle ( vtr ) 

stumia	>	atmosphere, mood (sb) 

stump	>	stocky, muffled, dull (adj) 

stump	>	section, stump (sb) 

stun	>	past tense of “steun” 

stune	>	sheep pen (sb ) 

stuned	>	hit, hurt, knock ( vtr ); stuned- id dwer = knock on the door; stuned protie(v) = stumble against (sb) 

stup	>	blunt ( adj ); past tense of “stumep” 

stupid	>	stupid ( adj) 

stupor	>	astonishment ( sf ) 

stupp	>	to stop up (vtr) 

stupper	>	stopper, cap (sb) 

sturb	>	past tebse of “(oi)sturb” 

sturd	>	past tense of “steurd” 

stus	>	past participle & past tense of “stuned” 

stut	>	pillar (sb) (support, column) 

stuv	>	past tense of “steuv” 

stuve	>	steamroom (sb) 

style	>	style (sb)

stylise	>	stylize (vtr) 

stylus	>	stylus (sb) 

styr	>	steer ( vtr ); steering wheel; plight control surface (sb) 

styrbord	>	starboard (sb) 

styrman	>	helmsman (sb)

styrmat	>	first mate 

su	>	sow (female pig; sb); (as a suffix) = locative plural 

suadaunteihsa	>	euthanasia

suadin	>	fair weather (sb) 

suagehnia	>	eugenics

suagrund	>	soundness (sb) 

suamenos	>	well-disposed (adj) 

suart	>	well assembled (adj) 

suaswehdos	>	good-natured (adj)

suave	>	mawkish, sickly (adj) 

suavohst	>	(& suavohsen) = well-dressed (adj ) 

sub	>	under (prep)

subahat	>	stooge ( sb ) 

subalbh	>	whitish (adj) 

subantslehnken	>	underdevelopment

subdehmen	>	trestle (sb) 

subeih	>	to undergo (vtr) 

subject	>	subject (adj & sb) 

subjunctive	>	subjunctive (adj & sb) 

subkeih	>	be surmounted by (vtr) 

subklehpt	>	get / squeeze something out 

sublime	>	sublime; Sublime Porte = Sublime Porte

submarin	>	submarine, underwater (adj) 

submarnav	>	submarine (sb) 

submerg	>	[submErg] = submerge (vtr) 

submitt	>	submit (vtr)

suborne	>	suborn, temper with (vtr) 

subpehnd	>	ponder (vtr) 

subpoena	>	under fear of (penalty) (prep) 

subrudh	>	reddish (adj) 

subroge	>	subrogate (vtr)

subsell	>	harness saddle 

subsequent	>	subsequent

substantive	>	substantive (sb) 

substitue	>	substitute (vtr) 

substitut	>	substitute (adj. & sb) 

substreich	>	underscore ( vtr ) 

subswadh	>	sickly sweet (adj) 

substantial	>	substantial (adj) 

substrate	>	sunstrate, substratum

subterfuge	>	subterfuge

subtile	>	subtle (adj) 

subtilesse	>	subtlety (sb) 

subtrag	>	subtract (vtr) 

subuk	>	frivolous (adj ) 

suburb	>	suburb (sb) 

subven	>	+ acc. {subvEn} = meet (one's needs; vtr) 

subvention	>	subsidy, grant (sb; vtr) 

succedd	>	+ acc. = to succeed (succession) 

success	>	success (sb) 

succinct	>	succinct (adj) 

succinic acid	>	succinic acid (sb) 

succulent	>	luscious ( adj) 

succumebh	>	(+ acc) = to succumb to 

succursal	>	branch plant (commerce; sb) 

sud	>	south (adj. & sb) 

sudeh	>	to enrich (vtr) 

sudehn	>	affluent (rich; adj & sb) 

suder	>	ooze (vint) 

sudernt	>	oozing (sb) 

Sudocean	>	Southern Ocean (npr) 

sudye	>	to sue (vtr) 

suedos	>	property, quality ( sb) 

sufficient	>	sufficient (adj ) 

suffocant	>	suffocating ( adj) 

suffoque	>	suffocate ( vtr ) 

suffrage	>	suffrage (sm) 

sug	>	past tense of « seug » 

suggest	>	( suggèst ) = suggest (vtr) 

sugiuk	>	summer sausage (sb) 

suicide	>	suicide (sb & vint) 

suisraen	>	notwithstanding (prep) 

suite	>	suite (sb)

suker	>	sugar (sb) 

sukerconfect	>	candy (sb) 

sukerwata	>	cotton candy ( sb) 

sukman	>	smock (sf ) 

sukno	>	woolen fabric (sb) 

sukol	>	swineherd (sb) 

sul	>	foundation (sb); past tense of “seul” 

sula	>	gannet (sb) 

Suleiman is Kanouni	>	Suleiman the Magnificient (npr) 

sulkhban	>	peacekeeper (sb ) 

sulkhbania	>	peacekeeping 

sulouk	>	behavior (sm ) 

sumbur	>	pip, seed (sb) 

summar	>	summary ( adj ) 

summum	>	highest point (sb) 

sumptuar	>	sumptuary, extravagant

sumptueus	>	sumptuous (adj) 

sund	>	sound (of sea)

sundae	>	sundae (sb) 

sunder	>	with beautiful lines 

sunduk	>	trunk (case; sb) 

suneht	>	excision

suner	>	doughty, valiant (adj) 

sungki	>	tooth askew (sb) 

sunna	>	Sunna (npr) 

sunni	>	sunni (adj & sb) 

sunnic	>	nasty person (sb) ( Fig. !) 

sunu	>	son (archaic word for "son")

sunyin	>	space of time ( sb) 

suomen	>	Finn(ish)

Suomi	>	Finland

suor	>	sister ( sb ) ( religious, nun ) 

sup	>	past tense of “seup” 

supeih	>	to turn upside down (vtr) 

super	>	super (adj) 

superbia	>	vainglory (sb) 

superficie	>	area (sb)

superstructure	>	superstructure (sb)

supervivum	>	houseleek (sb) 

supervolcan	>	(& supervolcano) = supervolcano (sb) 

supiht	>	(& supihn) = upside down (adj) 

supodeh	>	subjugate, subject (vtr) 

supodeht	>	(& supodehn) = underling, henchman (sb) 

supostah	>	subordinate (adj) 

supplante	>	supplant (vtr ) 

suppon	>	present tense base of « supposen » 

suppose	>	let's suppose, supposing that (prep)

supposen	>	suppose (vtr) 

supprem	>	present tense base of « suppressem » 

suppressem	>	to suppress 

suppression piurn	>	suppressive fire (sb) 

suprematia	>	supremacy (sb)

supreme	>	supreme

surc	>	past tense of “seurc” 

surce	>	source (sb) 

surcot	>	surcoat ( sb) 

sure	>	sure ( adj ) 

surf	>	surf (sb) 

surface	>	surface (sb. & vint)

suringa	>	siege mine 

surgoun	>	outlaw (sb) 

suri	>	Syrian (adj & sb) 

Suria	>	Syria (npr) 

suriay	>	Syriac

Suriname	>	Suriname (npr)

surogv	>	black coat horse 

suronpan	>	abacus ( sb) 

surplus	>	surplus (sing; sb) 

surprined	>	surprise ( vtr ) 

surpris	>	past participle & past tense of “surprined” 

surprise	>	surprise (sb) 

surrealisme	>	surrealism

surreg	>	{surrEg} = arise, rush up (vtr) 

sursedd	>	+ acc = suspend (vtr) 

sursess	>	suspension, reprieve, deferment (law; sb) 

surugi	>	postillion (sb) 

survive	>	(+ acc.) = survive (vtr) 

Susanne	>	Susan (npr) 

suschi	>	sushi (sb) 

suspec	>	[suspEk] = to suspect 

suspecen	>	suspicion (sb) 

suspeceus	>	suspicious (adj) 

suspend	>	[suspEnd] = suspend (vtr) (fig) 

suspense	>	suspense (sb)

sussam	>	sesame (sb) 

susur	>	whisper (vtr) 

sut	>	past tense of “seut” 

suter	>	owner (sm ) 

sutliach	>	rice pudding 

suture	>	suture (sb) 

suw	>	past tense of "seuw"

suwal	>	question (sb & vtr) 

suy	>	past tense of “seuy” 

Suways	>	Suez (city of Egypt; sb) 

sval	>	swallow (sb) 

svalswayp	>	dovetail joint

Sveden	>	Sweden (npr) 

Svensk	>	swedish (adj); Swede (npr) 

swadglehdj	>	ice cream ( sb) 

swad	>	sweet (adj ) 

swadwn	>	season ( vtr ) 

swamen	>	lord ( sb) 

swamonium	>	lordship, paramountcy (sb) 

swardu	>	rind (of meet, sb ) 

swardut	>	chubby (adj ) 

swarm	>	swarm ( sb) 

swat	>	wind row (sb) 

swaul	>	sole (of shoe, foot, sb ) 

swayp	>	tail (sb) 

sweb	>	Suevic, Suebic, Suebian (adj & sb)

sweghi	>	porcupine (sb) 

swehbh	>	hover (vint) 

swehd	>	be accustomed to 

swehdos	>	custom (sb) 

swehk	>	smell (vtr) (subject = perfume) 

swehl	>	to swell  

swehmbh	>	to mop, spounge up (vtr) 

swehn	>	ring (vtr / vint ) 

swehnd	>	dissipate, fade ( vint) 

swehner	>	sonorous, resonant (adj ) 

swehng	>	swing (vtr) 

swehp	>	sleep (vtr) 

swehpen	>	sleep (sb)

swehpghanger	>	sleepwalker (sb) 

swehpsack	>	sleeping bag (sb) 

swehpwagon	>	sleeper, sleeping wagon 

swehr	>	pronounce, utter (vtr) 

swehrbh	>	whirl, swirl (vtr, vint) 

sweid	>	to sweat (sb) 

sweigh	>	to shut up (vint) 

sweih	>	whistle (vtr ) ( sing ) 

sweind	>	dissipate (vtr) 

swekers	>	parents-in-law ( spl ) 

swekwehr	>	ensure ( vtr ) ( a service) 

swekwos	>	sap, juice (sb) 

swekwr	>	safe ( adj) (in safety; self-assured) 

swelion	>	wife's sister's husband (sb) 

swelpel	>	sulfur (sb ) 

Swelyos	>	Sun God 

Swelyioskwekwl	>	Sun Chariot / Wheel 

Swelyosplowyo	>	Solar Boat ( sb ) 

swergos	>	cloudy sky (sb) 

swes	>	sister (sb)

swester	>	sister (sb) 

swesgen	>	sibling (sb) 

swesgenmenos	>	fraternity, spirit of brotherhood 

swesgven	>	fratricidal (adj)

swesgvon	>	fratricide (murder of the sibling; sb)

swesrin	>	sisterly (pertaining to one's sister; adj) 

sweurgh	>	worry ( vint); sorrow (sb) 

swiedwn	>	past tense of “swadwn” 

swigh	>	past tense of “sweigh” 

swih	>	past tense of “sweih” 

swin	>	swine (sb) 

swind	>	fan, lay open (vtr); past tense of “(oi)sweind” 

swindel	>	swindle, fraud (sb) 

swindler	>	swindler (sb)

swinfluenza	>	swine influenza

swinghing	>	swinging (exchange of sexual partners; sb)

swinphel	>	sow bread (flower, sb) 

swistel	>	whistle (sm ) 

switer	>	sweater ( sb) 

swo	>	self ( adj ) 

swobod	>	autonomous (adj) 

swod	>	in the way of (prep) 

swodohbro flag	>	flag of convenience

swoglehmber	>	booting (sb; computer)

swohbh	>	past tense of “swehbh” 

swohd	>	custom (sb); past tense of “swehd” 

swohdic	>	customary

swohk	>	past tense of “swehk” 

swohl	>	past tense of “swehl” 

swohmbh	>	past tense of “(oi)swehmbh” 

swohn	>	past tense of “swehn” 

swohnd	>	past tense of “swehnd” 

swohng	>	past tense of “swehng” 

swohp	>	past tense of “swehp” 

swohr	>	past tense of “swehr” 

swohrbh	>	past tense of “swehrbh” 

swoi	>	shuttle ( sb) 

swoid	>	sweat ( sb & vint) 

swoin	>	team (sb) 

swoker	>	father-in-law (sb) 

swokru	>	mother-in-law (sb ) 

swol	>	soil, floor ( sb ) 

swoleus	>	disinterested ( adj ) 

swolikwt	>	/swolikwn = left to oneself

swolspect	>	Land Register (sb ) 

swombh	>	spounge (sb) 

swon	>	sound (sb; noise) 

swonbehr	>	loudspeaker

swonkwatel	>	loudspeaker enclosure

swonpneiger	>	suppressor (for firearms, sb) 

swonstaven	>	abat-son (sb) 

swonstrei	>	soundtrack

swoplaisen	>	/swoplaist = smug, self-important

sword	>	black (adj) 

sword cofie	>	black coffee (sb) 

swordmaria	>	police van, "Black Maria" (sb) 

swurgh	>	past tense of « sweurgh » 

sycomore	>	sycomore (sb) 

syllab	>	syllable (sb) 

syllogisme	>	syllogism

sylve	>	forest (sb) 

sylvester	>	sylvester (adj)

symbiose	>	symbiosis (sb)

symbol	>	symbol (sb) 

symmetria	>	symmetry (sb) 

sympathia	>	sympathy ( sb) 

sympathisant	>	supporter (adj & sb) 

symphonic	>	symphonic (adj)

symptome	>	symptom (sb) 

synagog	>	synagogue (sb) 

syncretisme	>	syncretism

syndic	>	trustee, management agent (sb) 

syndical	>	trade-union (adj)

syndicalisme	>	trade-unionism

syndicat	>	trade union (sb) 

synod	>	synod (sb)

synonym	>	synonym (adj & sb) 

synor	>	(sing ) = reaches ( splu ) 

synorise	>	+ acc = to confine to 

synt	>	sin (sb); to sin (vint) 

syntaxe	>	syntax

synthesator	>	synthesizer (music; sb) 

Syracuse	>	Syracuse

syrat	>	speed (sb) 

systematise	>	systematize (vtr)

systeme	>	system (sb) 

systemic	>	systemic

syuh	>	sew (vtr) 

syumen	>	sewing, seam (sb) (result) 

ta	>	these, those (neutral plural nominative & accusative) 

taajub	>	exclamation (of surprise, sb) 

taala	>	exaltation (sb) 

taale	>	to exalt 

taam	>	tapestry (sb) 

taana	>	taunting (sb) 

taane	>	taunt (vtr) 

taat	>	obedient (adj) 

tab	>	(tabulation) = tab (computing)

tabak	>	tobacco (sb) 

tabakconsumm	>	tabacco smoking (sb) 

tabakdose	>	snuffbox (sb) 

tabakdukan	>	tobacconist's shop 

taban	>	sole of foot (sb) 

tabard	>	tabard

tabaschire	>	marl ( sb) 

tabell	>	notice board (sb) 

tabib	>	doctor, physician ( sm ) ( fam ! ) 

tabique	>	partition wall (sb) 

table	>	table ( sb, including "Tablets of Law " ) 

tablecockhliar	>	tablespoon (quantity; sb) 

tablette	>	tablet (sb) 

tabou	>	taboo

tabourett	>	stool (sb ) 

tabricarte	>	greeting card (sb) 

tabrick	>	congratulations (sb) 

tabular	>	office (of notar, sb) 

tabule	>	blackboard (sb) 

tacit	>	tacit (adj) 

taciturn	>	taciturn (adj) 

Tacitus	>	Tacitus ( npr ) 

tackel	>	tackle ( vtr ) 

tackel football	>	tackle football (sb) 

tackye	>	skullcap (sb) 

tact	>	tact; bar (music, sb)

tactique	>	(sing) = tactics (sb) 

tadadh	>	numbering ( sb) 

tadbir	>	caution, prudence (sb ) 

tadribe	>	exercise (sb ) (physical ) 

tadrijan	>	gradually (adv ) 

tafarruj	>	break (sb) (children at school) 

tafsil	>	schedule of conditions 

taft	>	taffeta ( sb) 

tagara	>	Nero's crown (flower ) 

tagargik	>	scrip, wallet (sb) 

tah	>	thaw (vint) 

tahona	>	flour mill ( sb) 

tahu	>	soy cheese 

taiper	>	presently 

tajhisat	>	equipment, supplies (sb) 

tajir	>	merchant (sb); tajir bank = merchant bank

tak	>	past tense of “tanek” 

takabur	>	haughtiness, arrogance ( sb) 

takaburi	>	arrogant (adj) 

takach	>	weaver (sb) 

takan	>	bump, jog (sb & vint) 

takelage	>	rigging (sb) 

takhta	>	platform, rostrum (sb) 

takim	>	paraphernalia (sb) 

takoun	>	heel (artificial, sb) 

takriban	>	approximately, almost (adv) 

takrire	>	emergency judicial proceedings (sb) 

takrise	>	back cover, blurb (sb) 

talab	>	water retention, reservoir (sb) 

Talai-Lama	>	Dalai-Lama

talak	>	repudiation (sb); to repudiate (vtr) 

talas	>	swell (sea, sb) 

talasch	>	hurly burly (sb)

talent	>	talent (sb) 

talenteus	>	talented (adj) 

taler	>	dish, plate (sb) 

talg	>	such ( pron ) 

talim	>	education, teaching (sb) 

talimat	>	learning ( sb) 

talisman	>	talisman (sb ) 

talk	>	talc (sb) 

talkh	>	biting ( adj , fig) 

talkun	>	oats flour (sb) 

talmo	>	wedding tent (sb) 

talmud	>	talmud

taluss	>	embankment (sb) 

tamam	>	OK 

tamarind	>	tamarind ( sf ) 

tamaskhur	>	buffoonery ( sf ) 

tamassuk	>	negotiable instrument 

tambur	>	drum (sm ) 

tamburin	>	tambourine (sb ) 

tamhide	>	preliminary ( adj) 

tamijdar	>	well educated 

tamkha	>	badge, sign ( sb ) 

tamrin	>	gymnastics move 

tamsil	>	performance (of a player, sb) 

tamsilart	>	(sing) = performing arts (splu) 

tam -tam	>	tom- tom ( sb ) 

tan	>	(& tando) = as long as ( conj ) 

tanab	>	tent rope ( sb) 

Tanagra	>	Tanagra (npr) 

tanah	>	tannaim

tanakh	>	tanakh (sb) 

tanek	>	concentrate ( vtr / vpr ) 

tang	>	clamp ( sf ) 

tangent	>	tangent ( adj ) 

tangerine	>	tangerine (sb) 

tanghe	>	pitch and toss (vint ) 

tanghage	>	list (watercraft, sb) 

tangible	>	tangible

tanglu	>	snowshoe (sb) 

tangpfu	>	mount of piety (sb) 

tanjar	>	pan (sb) 

tank	>	tank ( sb) 

tanker	>	tanker (sb) 

tannin	>	maritime monster 

Tanzania	>	Tanzania (npr) 

taoisme	>	taoism (sb) 

tant	>	so much, so many (adv, adj) 

tant-ye	>	for ought 

tantalum	>	tantalum (sb) 

tantana	>	feasting, carousal (sb) 

tante	>	aunt (sb) 

tanzil	>	discount ( sb) (price) 

taochang	>	ponytail (of human hair; sb) 

taper	>	hatchet ( sb) 

taperglupt	>	(& tapergluben) = cut with pruning hook (adj) 

tapete	>	wallpaper (sb)

tapia	>	adobe wall (sb) 

tapicier	>	upholsterer (sb) 

tapicieria	>	padding (sb) 

tapit	>	carpet ( sm ) 

tapwl	>	board (sf ) 

tar	>	then (after interrogative; clitic) 

taraf	>	match (sb; for marriage) 

tarafdar	>	adept, supporter of a doctrine (sb) 

taragh	>	overwhelm, distress, disrupt (vtr) 

taraghmen	>	ab = frantic about (adj) 

taragweidos	>	turbulent (adj) 

tarak	>	crack, split (sb) 

tarakan	>	cockroach (sb) 

taram	>	aperitif (sb) (based on seafood) 

Taranto	>	Taranto

tarantule	>	tarantula

tarasque	>	tarasque (sb) 

tarbusch	>	fez (hat; sb) 

tarcha	>	target-disk (sb) 

tare	>	tare, defect (sb)

targan	>	cockroach (sb) 

tarick	>	highway maintenance 

tariff	>	tariff (sb) 

tariffpaneg	>	pricing (sb)

tarikat	>	crafty

tarikhe	>	date (in date, sb) 

tarima	>	stool, stepladder (sb) 

tarink	>	peg, pin (sb) (metal) 

tarja	>	target (sb) 

tarjem	>	translation (sb) and translate (vtr); Tarjem iom Septgim = Septuagint

tarjmant	>	translator (sb) 

tarjoun	>	tarragon (sm) 

tark	>	conjecture (vtr) 

tarn	>	dull (adj; color) 

tarneih	>	tarnish (vtr) 

tarnien	>	stranger (adj. & sb) 

taro	>	taro ( sb) 

tarot	>	tarot (sb ) 

Tarsus	>	Tarsus (npr) 

Tartaros	>	Tartarus ( npr ) 

tarte	>	pie (sb) 

tarter	>	tartar, scale ( sb ) 

taschabyth	>	moral firmness ( sb) 

taschakur	>	grace, thanks (sb) 

Taschkent	>	Tashkent (npr) 

task	>	task (sb) 

taskar	>	beggar ( sm ) 

taskerat	>	acquired, accumulated experience ( sb) 

taslime	>	surrender ( sb & vint ) 

tassalli	>	comfort, relief (sb) 

tassallise	>	comfort (vtr ) 

tassalsul	>	coupling ( sb ) 

tassawuf	>	sufism (sb) 

tasse	>	cup (sb; ex: tea) 

taste	>	feel, sound/try out (vtr) 

tatou	>	tattoo (sb) 

taukile	>	appointment (sb ) (to a post ) 

tauliat	>	letter of credence (sb) 

taunay	>	covetousness, lust ( sf ) 

taungh	>	( tanghu ) = heavy, large ( adj) 

taunschiun	>	childlike ingenuousness (sb) 

taur	>	bull (sb) 

taurlown	>	debate (sb) 

taurokatapsia	>	taurocatapsis (sb) 

Taurus	>	Taurus (npr) 

tauschire	>	to damascene; damascening (sb)

tauxi	>	porcelain ware (sb) 

tavan	>	ceiling (sb) 

taverne	>	tavern (sb) 

tavla	>	ice rink (sb) 

tavle	>	toskate (on an ice ring)

tavro	>	red-hot iron

tawadu	>	ritual ablution (sb) 

tawoun	>	plague (sb; disease) 

tawrlien	>	serious, calm (adj) 

tawsie	>	advocate ( vtr ) 

tawtay	>	purify, purge, refine ( vtr ) 

taxe	>	tax (sb) 

taxi	>	taxi (sb) 

taximeter	>	taximeter 

taxir	>	shortage (sb) 

tay	>	replace ( vtr ); ( prefix) = spare (first element of compound) 

tayar	>	ready, prepared (adj) 

tayc	>	to keep quiet (vint) 

taydeils	>	spares 

tayeur	>	suit, costume (sb) 

tayfun	>	typhoon (sb) 

tayin	>	ration (sb) (of food) 

tayman	>	disrespectful ( adj) 

taymayo	>	hawksbill (sb) 

Taypei	>	Taipei (npr) 

tayrot	>	spare wheel 

Taywan	>	Taiwan (npr) 

taywanese	>	Taiwanese (adj & sb)

taziya	>	(sing) = condolences (splu) 

tazkire	>	bookmark (sb) 

Tbilissi	>	Tbilisi (npr) 

Tchaykovsky	>	Tchaikovsky (npr) 

te	>	thee, you (accusative) 

Te dumbo sub ghom !	>	(exp):" I terrorize you ! " 

technic	>	technical (adj) 

technique	>	technique (sb) 

tect	>	roof (sb) 

tecton	>	carpenter (sb) 

tefillin	>	phylactery (sb)

teg	>	to cover (vtr)

tegber	>	roof's A-frame

teghel	>	open skillet (sb) 

teghell	>	machine sewing (sb) 

teghnon	>	fry pan (sb) 

teglatte	>	roof board (sb)

tegos	>	toiture (sb)

teguid	>	plump (adj) 

tegule	>	tile (sb)

tegut	>	thicket (sb)

tehg	>	to cover 

tehl	>	support, bear, tolerate (vtr) 

tehlp	>	to fit (into a space; vint)

tehm	>	cut, deem (vtr) 

tehng	>	dip (vtr) 

tehngos	>	outcrop (sb) 

tehom	>	abyss ( sb) ( geographical ) 

tehr	>	cross ( vtr ) 

Tehran	>	Tehran ( npr ) 

tehrb	>	(see grammar ) = to have to 

tehrg	>	threat (vtr ) 

tehrgspehc	>	menacing, grim (adj) 

Tehria	>	ferryboat (myth., sb) 

tehx	>	lay out (vtr) 

teib	>	roach ( sb) 

teigel	>	tickle (vtr ) 

tein	>	maintain ( vtr ) 

teingwain	>	pleasure garden ( sb) 

teint	>	complexion, colouring (sb) 

teip	>	tape, record (vtr) 

teken	>	esquire (sb) (apprentice knight) 

tekhnass	>	manage to (vint) 

telealarme	>	remote alarme (sb)

telefilm	>	television film (sb) 

telekinese	>	telekinesis (sb) 

Telemakhos	>	Telemachus

telematique	>	(sing.) = telematics

teleorbat	>	telecommuting (sb)

telepathia	>	telepathy (sb)

telephone	>	telephone (vint & sb) 

teleporte	>	teleport ( vtr ) 

teleschopping	>	teleshopping ( sm ) 

telescopic vizieler	>	telescopic sight 

television	>	television (sb) 

teliak	>	bathhouse boy 

telluric	>	telluric (adj)

tellurium	>	tellurium (sb) 

telvee	>	(sing) = coffee grounds / dregs ( splu ) 

tem	>	so (much/many) 

tem maungh	>	as much 

temos	>	darkness (sb) 

temost	>	dark (adj) 

temper	>	temple (of skull; sb) 

tempera	>	tempera (sb) 

temperament	>	temperament (sb) 

temperance	>	temperance (sb)

temperature	>	temperature (sb) 

tempere	>	temper (vtr)

templar	>	templar (sb)

temple	>	temple (sb) 

tempo	>	tempo (sb) 

tempos	>	time interval (sb) 

Tems	>	Thames (npr) 

temser	>	dark, obscure, mysterious (adj ) 

ten	>	lair, den (sb) 

tenchere	>	cooking pot ( sb) 

tenct	>	hermetic (adj) 

tend	>	to stretch, to tense (vtr) 

tender	>	tender (adj) 

tenderesse	>	tenderness (sb) 

tendon	>	tendon (sb) 

tengie	>	to look like 

teni	>	darkness (sb) 

teni -	>	dark (prefix) 

tenia	>	ringworm (sb) 

tenjra	>	casserole (sb) 

tenkel	>	molke, buttermilk ( sb) 

tennis	>	tennis (sb) 

tenorblockflute	>	tenor recorder (flute; sb)

tens	>	these, those (masculine plural accusative) ; past participle & past tense of « tend »
 
tensor	>	tensor (sb) 

tentacule	>	tentacle (sb) 

tentative	>	attempt (sb ) 

tentel	>	net (sb) 

tepeh	>	tell (archaeology; sb)

tephra	>	tephra (sb) 

tepid	>	lukewarm (adj) 

tepji	>	tray (sb) (to carry food) 

tepos	>	asceticism

tepsi	>	cake tin (sb) 

ter	>	there 

terebenth	>	turpentine (sb) 

teremut	>	grumpy (adj) 

Teresa os Avila	>	Teresa of Avila (npr) 

tergiversation	>	tergiversation 

terkat	>	fur (sb; of a living animal) 

terlique	>	slipper (sb) 

termen	>	boundary stone (sb) 

termin	>	term, end (sb) 

terminal	>	terminal ( adj , sm) 

termite	>	termite (sb) 

Terra	>	the Earth (planet)

terran	>	earthling, from the Earth (adj. & sb)

Terra Nova	>	Newfoundland (npr) 

terracotta	>	terracotta (sb) 

terrain	>	terrain (sb) 

terrasse	>	terrace (sb) 

terrible	>	terrible (adj) 

terrier	>	terrier (dog; sb) 

territorial	>	territorial

territorialo planen	>	spatial planning

territorial wedor	>	(sing) = territorial waters (splu) 

territorium	>	territory (sb) 

terrorisme	>	terrorism

tert	>	third part(y) (adj. & sb) 

tert-mund	>	Third World 

terter	>	auger (sb) 

tertiar sector	>	service sector

tertipe	>	trick, tip (sb) 

Terto-Stat	>	Third State 

terwn	>	teenager

terwnia	>	teenage (sb) 

tesedin	>	finery, set (sb) 

tesghiakh	>	workbench (sb) 

test	>	test ( sb & vtr) 

tetanus	>	tetanus (sb) 

teterv	>	grouse (sb) 

Tethys	>	Tethys (npr) 

tetro	>	thither (adv) 

teug	>	(tegu) = thick (adj) 

teugisch	>	covert (sb) 

teuk	>	germinate, sprout (vint) 

teul	>	afford (vtr ) 

teum	>	inflate (vtr ) 

teun	>	( tenu ) = thin (adj) 

teuneg	>	slender (adj ) 

teup	>	hide oneself (vint / vtr) 

teupsess	>	stocky, squat (adj) 

teurb	>	to make out of order (vtr) 

teurs	>	dry out (vtr/vint) 

teursclehsp	>	clothes peg (sb)

teursi	>	drier (sb) 

teursic	>	torrid (adj) 

teursia	>	drought (sb) 

teurst	>	thirst ( sb) 

teurstic	>	thirsty (adj) 

teursviel	>	clothesline ( sf ) 

teut	>	tribe ( sf ) 

teution	>	chief of tribe (sb) 

teutisk	>	tribal

texte	>	text

textenbeorbater	>	word processor (software)

texture	>	texture (sb)

tey	>	to steal

Thaddayos	>	Thaddeus

thakithami	>	garret (attic, sb) 

thalamus	>	thalamus (sb) 

thambra	>	uproar, din (sb) 

thamf	>	stench (sf ) 

thang	>	seaweed (sb) 

thark	>	light blue 

Thayland	>	Thailand (npr) 

theatral binocle	>	(sing.) = opera glasses

theatre	>	theatre (sb) 

thebay	>	Theban

Thebes	>	Thebes (npr, city of Greece) 

theme	>	theme, topic

Theodericus	>	Theodoric

Theokrit	>	Theocritus (npr) 

Theophania	>	Epiphany 

Theophrest	>	Theophrastus

theorise	>	to theorize (vtr)

theoretic	>	theoretician, theorist (sb)

theoric	>	theoretical

theourgia	>	theurgy

Thermopyles	>	Thermopylae

Theseus	>	Theseus (npr) 

theosoph	>	theosophist 

thol	>	dome (sb) 

thorax	>	thorax, chest (sb) 

Thrace	>	Thrace (npr) 

thraci	>	Thracian (adj & sb) 

Thrasymekh	>	Thrasymachus

thron	>	throne (sb) 

Thukydides	>	Thucycides (npr) 

Thule	>	Thule (npr)

thull	>	cotter pin (sb) 

thurroa	>	shoulder bag (sb) 

thuthena	>	Madonna lily (sb) 

thyrs	>	thyrsus (sb) 

ti	>	these, those (undertermined plural nominative & accusative) 

tia !	>	why ! ( interj. ) 

tib	>	to thee/you (dative)

tibanch	>	gun (familiar ! , sb) 

Tiber	>	Tiber ( npr ) 

tick	>	tick ( sm ) 

tid	>	time (sb) (as a definite period, an epoch) 

tieckel	>	past tense of “tackel” 

tiel	>	up to, till ( prep ) 

tien	>	thy, thine, your, yours 

tienbing	>	beam balance (sb) 

tienghiay	>	skyline 

tienhuy	>	oil lamp ( sb) 

tienjien	>	original, of origin ( adj ) 

tienkau	>	celestial sphere ( sb) 

tienkiou	>	weather conditions ( splu ) 

tienkizu	>	weather map (sb) 

tienmwenday	>	sky observatory (sb) 

tienxia	>	anywhere in the world (adv) 

tienyung	>	(sing) = poor weather conditions (splu) 

tierg	>	wipe (vtr) 

tierk	>	past tense of “tark” 

Tierra del Fuego	>	[ tyErra del fwEgo ] = Tierra del Fuego 

tiey	>	past tense of “tay” 

tieyc	>	past tense of “tayc” 

tiganiza	>	donut (sb ) 

tigel	>	past tense of “teigel” 

tighel	>	crucible (chemicals; sb) 

tigher	>	tiger ( sb ) 

Tigris	>	Tigris ( npr ; River of Mesopotamia ) 

tijarat	>	trade (sb) 

tik	>	only ( adv ) 

tilmach	>	interpret (vtr & sb) (translating) 

tilt	>	drawbridge ( sb) 

timar	>	horse grooming (sb) 

Timayos	>	Timaeus (Plato's work; sm) 

timpan	>	(a single) timpani (sing; classical music)

timbre	>	timbre (sb) (voice) 

timian	>	incense (sb) 

timid	>	shy ( adj ) 

timorat	>	timorous ( adj) 

Timur	>	(& Timur Lang) = Tamerlane ( npr ) 

tin	>	past tense of “tein”; fig tree (sb) 

tincture	>	tincture (sf ; pharmacy) 

tinghi	>	retail (sale) 

tingire	>	pan, copper (sb) 

tint	>	ink (sb) 

Tintin	>	Tintin (npr) 

Tintoretto	>	Tintoretto (npr) 

tintschib	>	tinted glass (sb) 

tip	>	past tense of “teip”; tip (advice; sb) 

tipi	>	tipi

tiptil	>	stealthily (adv) 

tiquet	>	ticket (sb) 

tirade	>	tirade (sb) 

tirage	>	newspaper circulation (sb) 

tiret	>	drawn, pinched, haggard (adj, face) 

tischa-beav	>	Tisha B'Av

tischert	>	T-shirt (sb) 

tissue	>	tissue (sb) 

tissue papier	>	tissue paper 

titan	>	titan

titanium	>	titanium (sb) 

titille	>	tickle (vtr ) 

titube	>	stagger (vint) 

titular	>	holder, incumbent (adj & sb)

titule	>	title (sb) 

Titus Livus	>	Livy (npr) 

tiuna	>	prickly pear (sb) 

Tiurhevd	>	Shrovetide (sb) 

tiyak	>	walking stick (sb) 

Tiziano	>	Titian (npr) 

tjauk	>	congee (sb) 

tjwowschi	>	clairvoyance (sf ) 

to	>	that (general pronoun) 

toast	>	toast; behd un toast = to propose to drink a toast

tobian	>	sand eel (sb) 

toboghan	>	toboggan (sb) 

tod	>	that, this (neutral nominative & accusative) 

todegher	>	(& todeghern) = this morning 

toffie	>	toffee (sb)

toga	>	toga (sb) 

togick	>	tajik (adj & sb) 

Togickistan	>	Tajikistan (npr) 

tohg	>	past tense of "tehg"

tohl	>	past tense of “tehl” 

tohlp	>	past tense of "tehlp"

tohm	>	past tense of “tehm” 

tohma	>	slash, cut (sb) 

tohng	>	past tense of “tehng” 

tohr	>	past tense of “tehr” 

tohrb	>	had to (past tense) 

tohrg	>	past tense of “tehrg” 

tohx	>	past tense of “tehx” 

toi !	>	I like that ! 

tokmak	>	mallet (sb) 

tolk	>	talk (vint); explain, interpret (vtr), perform (vtr) 

tolkav	>	talkative (adj) 

toll	>	customs duty 

tollunion	>	customs union

tolp	>	location (sb) 

Tolstoi	>	Tolstoy

tom	>	that, this (masculine singular accusative) 

tomate	>	tomato

tome	>	tome (sb)

tomographia	>	scan (sb) 

tomost	>	cutting, sharp (adj)

ton	>	tone (sb)

tonal	>	tonal (adj; music) 

tongjon	>	compassion (sb) 

tonic	>	tonic (adj) 

tonic water	>	tonic water (sb) 

tonnage	>	tonnage

tonne	>	tonn (1000 kg)

tontine	>	tontine (sb) 

topaz	>	topaz (sb) 

topfhelm	>	helmet (of armour; sb) 

topic	>	topic ( sb) 

toplice	>	hot spring 

top	>	(& topp) = top (sb) 

toque	>	toque (sb) 

tor	>	tower (sb) 

Torah	>	Torah ( sb) 

torche	>	torch (sb) 

torcule	>	(wine, oil) press (sb)

torrette	>	turret (sb) 

torf	>	peat (sb) 

torg	>	trade (sb) 

torgbalance	>	balance of trade

torgrepresenter	>	sales representative (sb) 

torgue	>	+ acc. = trade in (vtr) 

torlak	>	stupid, goose (fig !, sb) 

torm	>	hole ( sb) 

tornado	>	tornado ( sb) 

torni	>	religious portal, torii, torana 

tornister	>	pack-sack (sb) 

toronkha	>	grapefruit (sb) 

torpede	>	torpedo (vtr) 

torpedo	>	torpedo (sb) 

torpedoboot	>	torpedo boat

torpor	>	torpor, lethargy sb) 

torque	>	torque (sb)

torrent	>	torrent (sb) 

torrid	>	torrid (adj) 

torsade	>	torsade

torsk	>	cod (sb) 

torso	>	torso (sb) 

torte	>	cake (sb) 

toru	>	churning stick 

torubohu	>	buzz ( sb) 

torubow	>	hum (vint) 

tos	>	of that (masculine & neutral singular genitive) 

Toscana	>	Tuscany

toseh	>	trough (sb) 

totalitair	>	totalitarian (adj)

touche	>	touch (vtr & sb) 

touchecran	>	touchscreen (sb) 

tour	>	tour (sb) (visit, ballot round, artist) 

touren	>	turn (vint) 

touristic	>	tourist (adj)

tourmaline	>	tourmaline (sb)

tourniquet	>	tourniquet; revolving door, turnstile (sb)

tovar	>	ware, merchandise (sb) (trade) 

towkjian	>	dirt floor 

townghee	>	soy germ 

towngji	>	Winter Solstice 

towsraen	>	randomly ( adv ) 

tox	>	yew wood (sb ) 

toxin	>	toxin ( sb) 

toyu	>	gorse ( sb) 

se trabe	>	stumble (vint) 

trace	>	trace (sb & vtr) 

track	>	track (on a disk)

trackliste	>	playlist (on a disk)

tractat	>	treatise (sb) 

tracte	>	treat, deal with (a topic) 

tractor	>	tractor (sb) 

trafic	>	traffic (road, sb) 

traficznayc	>	traffic sign (sb) 

traficznaycos	>	signage (sb) 

trafique	>	traffic (sb; contraband) 

trag	>	draw, pull (vtr) 

tragedia	>	tragedy (sb) 

tragher	>	support (sb) (architecture) 

tragherbalk	>	dragon beam (carpentry)

tragrect	>	drawing right (finance; sb)

trahen	>	trample/tread on (vtr) 

traigv	>	wheat (sb) 

train	>	train (sb; both for "transport" and "garment") 

trainer	>	coach (sb) 

trainire	>	train (vtr/vint) 

trait	>	facial feature (sb) 

traite	>	treat (vtr) 

traiteit	>	treaty ( sb ) (international) 

traitement	>	treatment (sb) 

trakh	>	(traditional) costume (sb) 

trakh	>	suit (clothing, sb) 

trampa	>	barter (sb) 

tram	>	(& tramvia) = tramway (sb) 

trance	>	trance (sb)

tranche	>	section (of a project; sb)

tranchee	>	trench (sb) 

trandafel	>	dog rose (sb) 

trans	>	beyond (prep) 

transaction	>	transaction ( sb) 

transbaur	>	pierce

transceptor	>	transceiver (sb) 

transcrib	>	transcribe

transcript	>	(& transcription) = transcript (sb) 

transfer	>	( transfèr ) = transfer (sb & vtr) 

transfiguration	>	transfiguration (sb)

transformator	>	(electric) transformer (sb); transformator industrie = processing industry

transforme	>	to transform 

transhumance	>	transhumance (sb) 

transistor	>	transistor

transleis	>	consult (by reading; vtr) 

transparence	>	transparency

transpiration	>	perspiration (sb) 

transplantat	>	transplant (sb)

transplante	>	transplantation (sb); transplant (vtr) 

transport	>	transport (sb; incl. emotion) 

transporte	>	transport (vtr) 

Transylvania	>	Transylvania (npr) 

trapdwer	>	trap door (sb) 

trapeol	>	nasturtium ( sf ) 

trapezariya	>	refectory (sb) 

trapeze	>	trapeze (sb) 

trapper	>	trapper (sb) 

traque	>	tracking down (sb) 

tratte	>	commercial draft 

trauric	>	sad, mourning (adj) 

trav	>	grass ( sf ) 

traverse	>	rail, cross bar 

travertin	>	travertine (sb ) 

travos	>	turf (sm ) 

travplor	>	lawn ( sf ) 

trawler	>	trawler ( sb ) 

treb	>	building (sb ) 

trebuchet	>	trebuchet (sb) 

treff	>	clubs (playing cards; sb) 

tregv	>	truce (sb) 

trehc	>	to displace oneself; displacement

trehd	>	tread (vtr) 

trehen	>	wear down/out (vtr ) 

trehkw	>	wriggle, squirm ( vtr) 

trehm	>	throb, vibrate (vint) 

trehng	>	corner, drive back ( vtr ) 

trehp	>	steer, aim, point (vtr ) 

trehs	>	shudder, shiver, quiver (vint) 

treht	>	trot ( vtr ) 

trehv	>	find, meet ( vtr ) 

treic	>	braid ( vtr ) 

treiccruce	>	kick-flip (sb) 

treikw	>	twist, twiddle (vtr) 

treim	>	slave away (vint) 

trem	>	bedside (sb) 

trembitsa	>	bugle (sb) 

tremble	>	tremble (vint) 

tremolo	>	tremolo

trench	>	trench coat (sb) 

Trente Glorieuses	>	Trente Glorieuses

tresur	>	treasure (sb) 

treud	>	crush (vtr) 

treus	>	+ acc. = trust 

tri	>	three (num) 

triangle	>	triangle (sb; including the instrument)

triangular	>	triangular (adj)

tribue	>	assign, allocate (vtr) 

tribuet mikdar unitat	>	assigned amount unit (Kyoto protocol; sb)

tribulation	>	tribulation 

tribun	>	tribune (sb; speaker) 

tribunal	>	tribunal, court (sb) 

tribune	>	platform, forum (sb) 

tric	>	past tense of “treic” 

trick	>	trick (sb)

tricorne	>	tricorne (sb) 

tricter	>	funnel; bell of a wind instrument (sb) 

tridacna	>	tridacna (sb) 

trident	>	trident (sb) 

trieg	>	past tense of “trag” 

trifel	>	clover ( sb) 

trigrosch	>	three-pence (fig; of little value; adj) 

trikw	>	past tense of “treikw” 

trill	>	trill (sf ) 

trim	>	past tense of “treim” 

trimod	>	hopper (sb) 

trinquete	>	foremast 

trinitat	>	trinity (sb) 

triod	>	triode (sb) 

tripartite	>	tripartite ( adj ) 

Tripoli	>	Tripoli (npr) 

Tripolitania	>	Tripolitania

tris	>	thrice; three of a kind (poker)

Trisina	>	Troezen (npr; city of Greece) 

trist	>	sad (adj) (thing) 

triswesgen	>	Three Sisters (agriculture)

Tritwn	>	Triton, the “Third One” (Indo-European divinity) 

triumph	>	triumph (sb & vint) 

trivial	>	trivial (adj) 

troglodyte	>	cave dweller (adj & sb)

trohc	>	past tense of "trehc"

trohd	>	past tense of “trehd” 

trohkw	>	past tense of “trehkw” 

trohm	>	past tense of “trehm” 

trohng	>	past tense of “trehng” 

trohp	>	past tense of “trehp” 

trohs	>	past tense of “trehs” 

troht	>	past tense of “treht” 

trohv	>	found, met (past tense) 

trohvbureau	>	Lost and Found 

Troia	>	Troy (npr) 

troian	>	Troyan (adj & sb)

trolleybus	>	trolleybus

trombone	>	trombone (sb)

trompe	>	trumpet, horn (sb) 

trompe-l'oeil	>	trompe l'oeil (sb)

trompette	>	trumpet (sb & vint) 

trope	>	trope

trophi	>	trophy (sb) 

tropic	>	tropic (sb) 

trotuar	>	sidewalk (sb) 

troubadour	>	troubadour (sb) 

trouble	>	trouble (sb & vtr) 

trozd	>	thrush (sb) 

trub	>	cloudy (liquid, adj ) 

truculence	>	truculence ( sb) 

trud	>	past tense of “treud” 

trufel	>	truffle (sf ) 

trugand	>	villain, crook (sb) 

trukhla	>	sideboard ( sm ), 

trump	>	trump (cards, sb) 

trunk	>	trunk (of tree; torso, sb) 

trupp	>	troup (sb)

trus	>	past tense of “treus” 

trust	>	trust ( sb) 

trusteitos	>	trusteeship (sb) 

tsaduki	>	Sadduccee (adj & sb) 

tsang	>	store up (vtr) 

tsanswan	>	carbonic acid (sm ) 

tsay	>	re - (prefix), back (adv) 

tsieng	>	past tense of “tsang” 

Tsour	>	Tyre (city of Lebanon)

tsui	>	scorch (vint) 

tsun	>	shoal (of fish, sb) 

tsunami	>	tidal wave, tsunami (sb) 

tu	>	thou, you (nominative singular) 

tualette	>	toilets (splu); grooming, washing (action, sb)

tualette-papier	>	toilet-paper (sb) 

Tuareg	>	Tuareg (adj, sb) 

tuba	>	tuba	>	(sb)

tube	>	tube (sb) 

tuben campan	>	tubular bells, chimes (splu) 

tuberculose	>	tuberculosis ( sb) 

tuff	>	tuff (sb) 

tugur	>	dive, hovel (sb) 

tuibh	>	tubular ( adj) 

tuich	>	empty (adj) 

tukan	>	toucan (sb) 

tul	>	past tense of “teul” 

tula	>	balance (sb, same weight) 

tulhauk	>	garfish (sb) 

Tulkarem	>	Tulkarm

tulpan	>	tulip (sb) 

tulumba	>	water pump 

tum	>	past tense of “teum” 

tumar	>	roll of parchment

tumba	>	somersault (sm) 

tumbh	>	tomb, tombstone (sb) 

tumor	>	tumor (sb)

tumrouk	>	block log (sb) 

tumult	>	tumult ( sm ) 

tumultueus	>	tumultuous (adj) 

tun	>	then (temporal adverb) 

tuna	>	tuna ( sb) 

tunder	>	thumper ( sb) ( Dune) 

tuned	>	hit, thump ( vtr ) 

tunnel	>	tunnel (sb) 

tup	>	past tense of “teup” 

Tupeud	>	Tibet ( npr ) 

Turb	>	past tense of “teurb” 

turbant	>	disturbing (adj) 

turbe	>	bother, hamper ( vtr ) 

turbine	>	turbine (sb) 

turbulence	>	turbulence (sb) 

turgescent	>	turgid (adj) 

turkmene	>	Turkmen

turnier	>	tournament (sb) 

turnover	>	turnover (sb) 

turpitude	>	base act, baseness, turpitude

turri	>	tor (sb; geology) 

turs	>	past tense of “teurs”; dried, dead, fallen (ex: leaves; adj) 

tursa	>	dry earth (sb) 

turtule	>	turtle-dove (sb) 

turuk	>	bonito (sb) 

turunch	>	bitter orange 

turunjan	>	lemon balm (sb) 

tus	>	past participle & past tense of “tuned” 

tusent	>	thousand ( sm ) 

tute	>	cornet, cone (sb) 

tutelar	>	guardian, custodial (adj)

tutele	>	guardianship (sb) 

tutia	>	zinc oxide 

tutkal	>	glue (sb) 

tuvar	>	tart ( adj ) 

tuvra	>	monogram (sb) 

tuxule	>	barrel tap 

tuy	>	ponytail 

TV-apparat	>	television receiver 

TV carte	>	TV tuner card

TV Channel	>	TV channel

TV luckern	>	television receiver 

TV Serie	>	TV - Series 

twac	>	hide, skin (sb) ( scratch ) 

twantao	>	short sword (sb) 

twarog	>	quark (sb) 

Twantankhaman	>	Tutankhamun (npr) 

twehr	>	swirl (vint) 

twehrel	>	twirl (vint) 

tweis	>	twinkle ( vint ) 

tweiser	>	sparkling (adj ) 

twis	>	past tense of “tweis” 

twohr	>	past tense of “twehr” 

twohrel	>	past tense of “twehrel” 

tyehc	>	flow (vint); to happen, take place (vint) 

tyehgv	>	+ acc. = to waive (vtr) 

tyehr	>	scrub (vtr ) 

tyeic	>	to make happen, to make flow (vtr) to proceed to 

tyohc	>	past tense of “tyehc” 

tyohr	>	past tense of “tyohr” 

tymian	>	thyme ( sb ) 

typhoid	>	( feber ) = typhoid fever (sb) 

Typhon	>	Typhon (npr)

typhus	>	typhus (sb) 

tyrann	>	tyrant (sb)

tyrk	>	turkish (adj & sb) 

tyrkchylyk	>	Pan-Turkism

tyrkiss	>	turquoise (sb) 

tyrma	>	prison-fortress 

Tyrol	>	Tyrol

tyrrhenic	>	Tyrrhenian (adj) 

Tyrtayos	>	Tyrtaeus

tyulbenn	>	headscarf ( sb ) 

ub	>	up (adv) 

ubbehrg	>	to reinforce (vtr)

ubdrabs	>	upstairs (adv)

ubfall	>	strike, amaze (vtr) (fig. one's mind) 

ubgwader	>	step, running board (sb) 

ubgwehm	>	occur (vint) 

ubiquinone	>	ubiquinone (sb)

ubklad	>	upload (sb & vtr) 

ubnuw	>	update (sb); past tense of "ubnuwen" 

ubnuwen	>	update (vtr) 

ubroll	>	to roll upwards (eyes)

ubsell	>	towering (adj); to tower (vint)

ubslahat	>	lapel, turn-up (sb) (clothing) 

ubstehlb	>	to protrude upwards (vint) 

ubstiumep	>	upgrade (computing)

ubweirt	>	to enhance the value of (vtr)

uc	>	past tense of “euc” 

uchaka	>	pickpocket (sm ) 

ud	>	from (prep) 

udbrehg	>	break out (vint) 

udclangh	>	echo (vint) 

uddeilen	>	compartment ( sm ) 

uddrah	>	run away / off (vint) 

udghang	>	exit (sb) 

udglehm	>	scale ( vtr ) 

udgwah	>	overtake, go past (vtr ) (movement ) 

udkweiter	>	cheer up, brighten up ( vtr ) 

udlyehger	>	outrigger ( sb) 

udnov	>	renew ( vtr ) 

udnovim energia	>	renewable energy (sb) 

udschalt	>	crack up (vint) 

udschkembee	>	gut (vtr ) 

udstehn	>	detonate (vint) 

udsteigh	>	scale (vtr ) 

udstraj	>	unaware ( adj) 

udveic	>	pull out ( vint) (vehicle) 

udwakt	>	+ acc. = to be ahead of (in time; vtr) 

udwaldh	>	(+ acc.) = to impose upon (someone)

udwekwn	>	mention ( vtr ) 

ughiul	>	coal (Fr	>	“houille”; sb) 

ujrat	>	duty, tax, fee (sb) 

ul	>	past tense of “eul” 

ulama	>	Ulama ( sm ) 

ulg	>	faded, withered (adj ); past tense of “eulg” 

ulouk	>	owl ( sb) 

ulter	>	besides (prep) 

ultim	>	ultimate (adj) 

ultramarin	>	ultramarine (blue)

ultraswon	>	ultrasound

ultraswonskweiter	>	ultrasonography

Ulysses	>	Ulysses (npr) 

umayyad	>	ummayad (adj & sb) 

Umbria	>	Umbria

umum	>	audience, attendance (sb) 

un	>	a(n); un pichen = a little bit of 

unanim	>	unanimous

UNCCA	>	(Uniet Nations Conference de Commerce ed Antslehnken) = UNCTAD

uncia	>	ounce (sb) 

uni	>	to a(n) 

unicorn	>	unicorn (sb) 

unicitat	>	uniqueness

unicycle	>	unicycle (sb) 

unie	>	unite (sb); "unie-se nerteiht" = "Unity makes strength"

Uniet Arab Amirats	>	United Arab Emirates 

Uniet Stats os America	>	United States of America 

union	>	union (sb) 

unique	>	unique (adj ) 

unisson	>	unison ( sb) 

unitarisme	>	unitarianism (sb) 

unitat	>	unit, unity (sb) 

universal bank	>	universal bank

universe	>	universe (sb) 

uno	>	a(n) (before singular maculine or neutral nouns in nominative or accusative)

uns	>	of a(n) 

unte	>	during; within a space, through (prep); through where ? (interrogative pronoun)
 
untitner	>	one the way ( adv) 

unwan	>	address (sb; informations) 

upanishad	>	upanishad (sb) 

uper	>	over (prep) 

uperag	>	overrun ( vtr ) 

uperal	>	raise, heighten ( vtr ) 

uperbord	>	overboard (adv) 

upercontor	>	over-the-counter

uperdah	>	to hand over (vtr)

uperdeh	>	to hand over (vtr)

uperdehl	>	to elude (vtr)

uperdien	>	at the surface (adv) ( “in the daylight”) 

uperfall	>	robbery, strike (attack; sb)

uperflutt	>	submerge  (vtr) 

upergeih	>	+ acc. = get the better of (vtr) (win against) 

uperghang	>	to walk through/over

uperghehld	>	to prevail (vint)

upergreip	>	encroach upon (vtr) 

uperhang	>	overhang (sb) 

uperhaul	>	overhaul (vtr) (ship) 

uperkeih	>	dominate (vtr) (in height) 

uperkwehlm	>	overwhelm (vtr) 

uperleit	>	do = to pass to (vint; fig)

uperneih	>	to make go (into = do)

uperplen	>	crowded (adj) 

uperskac	>	vault (sb & vtr; jump)

uperskadh	>	overshade (vtr)

uperslah	>	to somersault (fig; ex. car) 

uperspehc	>	+ acc. = to look out into (fig. view) 

uperstah	>	superior, senior (chief, sb); to survive, outlast (vtr)

uperswamen	>	overlord (sb) 

uperswehp	>	hibernate (computer)

upertrag	>	hand over (vtr) 

upertrahen	>	to make overflow (vtr)  

upertrehd	>	to overflow (vint)

upertrehen	>	to get through

uperwakh	>	(+ acc.) =  to watch on 

uperwakht	>	watch, monitoring (sb) 

uperwaldh	>	overthrow (vtr) (by force); domination (sb) 

uperwaldhen	>	overthrowing (sb) 

uperwehgh	>	to knock down (subject = vehicle; vtr)

uperwehnd	>	to get the upper hand on (vint) 

uperwehrt	>	to render, translate (vtr)

uperzug	>	coating (sb) (fabric cover) 

urad	>	bough (sb) 

uradel	>	twig (sb) 

Ural	>	Ural (npr)

uralsk	>	Ural (adj.)

urand	>	supple, flexible (adj) 

uranium	>	uranium (sb)

Uranus	>	Uranus (sb) 

urb	>	city, town (sb) 

urbanisation	>	urbanization

urbanisme	>	city planning

urbcentre	>	city center (sb) 

urbmap	>	(& urbplan) = map of the town 

urbmeublar	>	street furniture

urbrand	>	periphery (sb) (city) 

urd	>	soft cheese (sb) 

urg	>	press, urge (vtr) (to be urgent) 

Uriah is Hittite	>	Uriah the Hittite (npr) 

urine	>	urine ( sb) and urinate ( vtr ) 

urne	>	urn ( sb) 

urng	>	past tense of “eurng” 

urp	>	past tense of “eurp” 

urx	>	bear (sb) 

urxar	>	bear-tamer (sb)

US	>	US (Uniet Stats; sb & adj) 

US Secession Weir	>	US Civil War (npr) 

usbeck	>	Uzbek (adj & sb) 

Usbeckistan	>	Uzbekistan (npr) 

uscher	>	tithe (sb) 

use	>	+ acc. = use (vtr) 

usrin	>	aurochs skin (sb) 

usro	>	aurochs (sb) 

Ussama bin Laden	>	Ossama bin Laden (npr) 

ustad	>	master, erudite (sb) 

usucapion	>	usucapion (sb)

usufruct	>	usufruct (sb) 

usufructor	>	usufructuary (sb) 

usurpation	>	usurpation (sb)

uter	>	a(n) [when referring to the member of a pair], one of two 

uterus	>	uterus (sb) 

util	>	useful (adj)

uting	>	iron (for clothes, sb) 

utopia	>	utopia (sb) 

uyrhur	>	uighur

vacance	>	vacancy (sb) 

vacca	>	cow (sb) 

vaccine	>	vaccine (sb & vtr) 

vadj	>	sweet flag (calamus)

vafa	>	fidelity (sb) (compliance with the rule, the origin) 

vafat	>	completion (sb) 

vagabond	>	vagabond (adj & sb) 

vagder	>	nomad (adj. & sb) 

vagek	>	stroller, loafer ( sb ) 

vagh	>	wague (adj) 

vah	>	near future auxiliary (see grammar) 

vaik	>	crayfish (sb) 

vainleugh	>	lie, gossip (sb) 

vajrayana	>	vajrayana

val	>	to be worth something (vtr) 

valdhorn	>	horn (instrument; sb) 

valdrian	>	valerian (herb, sb ) 

valid	>	valid (adj) 

valide	>	validate (vtr)

valise	>	suitcase (sb) 

valk	>	trample ( vtr ) (like a fuller ) 

vallee	>	valley ( sb) 

Valletta	>	Valletta (npr) 

valuta	>	currency (sb) 

valutacurs	>	exchange rate (sb)

valve	>	valve (sb)

valvule	>	pallet (sb) 

valz	>	waltz

vampire	>	vampire (sb ) 

van	>	fetch (vtr) 

vandale	>	vandal (adj & sb)

vandalisme	>	vandalism

vande	>	vaunt (vtr) 

vanguardia	>	vanguard (sb); advanced (adj) 

vanie	>	vanish (vint) 

vanilia	>	vanilla (sb) 

vank	>	wobble, totter (vint) 

vankeih	>	rock, shake ( vtr ) 

vanna	>	bathtub ( sb ) 

vannakyal	>	bathroom 

vansch	>	wish ( vtr & sb) 

vantage	>	advantage ( sb) 

vantageus	>	advantageous ( adj ) 

vapor	>	steamboat; vapor (sb) 

vaps	>	make-up (vtr ) 

vapwn	>	blazon (sb), arms (splu) 

vara	>	boar ( sb ) 

varak	>	tinfoil 

varam	>	lump, tumor ( sb ) 

varbenk	>	door-to-door / public advertising; canvassing (sb) 

varf	>	snow-covered top mountain top (sb) 

variable	>	variable (adj) 

variante	>	variant (sb)

variat	>	varied (adj) 

varietat	>	variety (sb) 

varosch	>	town (sb) 

varsa	>	slope (sb) 

Varschava	>	Warsaw (npr); Varschava Pact = Warsaw Pact

varye	>	to vary

Vasco da Gama	>	Vasco da Gama 

vascular	>	vascular ( adj ) 

vase	>	vase (sb) 

vasistas	>	fanlight (sb)

vast	>	vast, huge (adj) 

vasya	>	all the, they all, them all (neutral plural nominative & plural) 

vasyalg	>	all kinds of 

vasyi	>	all the (plu; must be declined, see grammar)

vat	>	bet (vtr) 

vatan	>	home country (sb) 

Vatican	>	id - = the Vatican

vatra	>	hearth (sb ) 

vaucher	>	voucher (sb) 

vaudeville	>	comédie en vaudeville (sb) 

vayn	>	winnow (sb & vtr) 

vecel	>	vessel (sb) 

vecker	>	alarm clock ( sb) 

vector	>	vector (sb) 

veda	>	veda (npr) 

vedanta	>	vedanta (npr) 

Vedast	>	Gaston ( npr ) 

vedim !	>	let's see! ( interjection ) 

vegetarian	>	vegetarian (adj. & sb) 

vegetation	>	vegetation (sb) 

vehement	>	vehement (adj) 

vehicule	>	vehicle (sb)

vehrbh	>	recruit (vtr) 

vehrm	>	worm (sb) 

vehrmsaup	>	worm-eaten (adj) 

vehrs	>	shower (rain, sb) 

vehrs	>	pour (vtr) 

vehrt	>	estimate (vtr ) 

vehs	>	wear (vtr) 

vehsmen	>	dress, clothes (sb) 

veine	>	vein ( sb) ( blood ) 

veisk	>	to lime, to make sticky (vtr) 

velin	>	vellum (sb) 

venaison	>	venison (sb) 

venapunction	>	blood test

venchen	>	deception (sb) 

vene	>	scour the forest for hunting 

veneg	>	seller (sb) 

venegautomat	>	vending machine 

venere	>	worship (vtr) 

veneri	>	venereal (adj) 

Venezia	>	Venice

Venezuela	>	Venezuela (npr) 

venezuelan	>	Venezuela (adj. & sb) 

venge	>	venge ( vtr ) 

vengence	>	vengeance ( sb) 

venkel	>	office, dispensary, shop, store (sb) 

ventil	>	gate, seacock ( sb) 

ventilator	>	(air) fan (sb) 

ventouse	>	suction cup (sb) 

ventriloque	>	ventriloquist

venture	>	venture (vint) 

Venus	>	Venus (npr; planet)

ver	>	true (adj) 

veranda	>	veranda ( sb) 

verbena	>	verbena (sb) 

verdegreis	>	verdigris ( adj ) 

verdvia	>	highway 

verdict	>	verdict (sb) 

verdure	>	greenery, verdure (sb) 

verft	>	shipyard (sb) 

verg	>	to be avoided (vint) 

vergeih	>	avoid (vtr) 

Vergilius	>	Vergil ( npr ) 

Veria	>	the True Faith 

verifie	>	check, verify ( vtr ) 

verkel	>	street organ ( sb) 

verniss	>	varnish (sb) 

vernisse	>	varnish (vtr) 

verset	>	(& versen) in = (well-)versed in ( adj) 

verslyn	>	business (sb; trade) 

verslyndirector	>	manager (sb) 

verslyning	>	businessman (sb) 

verstep	>	desolation (sb) (place ) 

vertat	>	truth (sb) 

vertigineus	>	breathtaking (adj) 

vertigo	>	dizziness ( sb) 

Vesalius	>	Vesalius ( npr ) 

vescell	>	tableware (sb ) 

vescellschkaf	>	credence, hutch ( sb) 

vesdet	>	getup, rigg-out (sb) 

vesp	>	wasp (sb) 

Vespasian	>	Vespasian

vespentaylle	>	wasp waist (sb) 

vesper	>	evening ( sb) 

vessel	>	gay, merry, perky (adj) 

vest	>	vest ( sb) 

vester	>	garment, item of clothing ( sb) 

vestibule	>	hall (entrance room, sb) 

vestige	>	relic, vestige ( sb ) 

Vesuvio	>	Vesuvius (npr) 

vetat	>	estate, private property (sb) 

veteran	>	veteran (sb) 

veterinar	>	veterinar (sb)

vetiver	>	vetiveria (sb) 

vetrin	>	shop window (sb) 

vetrinsmauter	>	window-shopping

vetus	>	olde(n) (vx, adj) 

Vetus Testament	>	Old Testament (sb) 

veulbh	>	wrap (up), shroud (vtr) 

veurn	>	hurt, wound (vtr) 

veut	>	old (adj) 

veuter	>	elder (adj) 

veutst	>	eldest (adj) 

veutasc	>	to age, grow older (when referring to a thing) 

vever	>	squirrel ( sb ) 

vevd	>	weft (sb) 

vexe	>	upset (vtr ) 

via	>	way (sb) 

viable	>	viable (adj)

via cruces	>	Way of the Cross

viaghabel	>	fork (of a way, sb) 

viastamebh	>	roadblock

vibraphone	>	vibraphone (sb) 

vic	>	past tense of “vinec” 

vicar	>	vicar ( sb) 

vice	>	vice (prefix); instead of (prep) 

vicel	>	calf (animal, sb) 

vicinitat	>	vicinity (sb) 

vicissitude	>	vicissitude

victoria	>	victory (sb) 

vid	>	view, sight (sb), see (vtr) 

vidbehnd	>	+ acc. = blindfold (vtr) 

viddeposit	>	sight deposit

viden	>	seen 

videophone	>	videophone (sb) 

vidmark	>	landmark

vidv	>	widower , widow (adj & sb) 

viel	>	thread, wire (sb); past tense of “val” 

vielk	>	past tense of “valk” 

vien	>	past tense of “van” 

vienk	>	past tense of “vank” 

vienke	>	cradle (sb) 

Vienna	>	Vienna (npr; Capital of Austria) 

viennese	>	Viennese

viensch	>	past tense of “vansch” 

vieps	>	past tense of “vaps” 

vierd	>	damage, loss, harm (sb) 

vierdnic	>	prejudicial, evil-doing, harmful (adj) 

vies	>	your, yours 

viet	>	past tense of “vat” 

vietnamese	>	Vietnamese (adj & sb)

vieyn	>	past tense of “vayn” 

vighab	>	+ acc. = realize (understand suddenly, vint)

vigil	>	watchman

vigilant	>	vigilant (adj ) 

vigla	>	telescope (sb) 

Viking	>	Viking (adj , sb) 

vil	>	vile ( adj ) 

villa	>	villa (sb) 

village	>	village (sb) 

villar	>	hamlet (sb) 

vimb	>	bream (fish, sb) 

vin	>	vin (sb) 

vinar	>	wine grower (sb) 

vinber	>	grape (sb ) 

vinec	>	vainquish ( vtr ) 

vinghehrd	>	vineyard ( sb) 

vingher	>	European weather loach (sb) 

vinkelak	>	ticketing device 

vinopsen	>	wine harvest (sb) 

vinovat	>	guilty (adj & sb) 

vinyek	>	vine ( sb) ( plant ) 

viola	>	viol (music; sb) 

violence	>	violence (sb) 

violent	>	violent (adj) 

violett	>	purple (adj ) 

violin	>	violin ( sb) 

violoncello	>	cello ( sb) 

viper	>	viper ( sb ) 

vire	>	veer (vint ; vehicle ) 

virgen	>	virgin (sb) 

Virgen Insules	>	Virgin Islands (npr) 

virgenvinyek	>	Virginia creeper

virid	>	(plante) = house plant (sb) 

virtuoso	>	virtuoso

virtut	>	virtue (sb); in virtut + gen = by virtue of

virtuteus	>	virtuous (adj) 

virulent	>	virulent (adj) 

vis	>	saw & seen 

visa	>	visa (sb) 

vischnia	>	morello cherry (sb) 

viseur	>	collimator ( sb) 

Vishnu	>	Vishnu (npr) 

vision	>	vision ( sb) 

visite	>	visit (vtr & sb) 

viskeus	>	viscous (adj ) 

visor	>	viewfinder, bombsight, focus ( sb) 

vistop	>	to get stalled (motor, engine, sb) 

vitamin	>	vitamin (sb) 

viticulture	>	viticulture, wine growing

vitisme	>	steep slope (sb) 

vitral	>	stained glass (as in churches; sb) 

vitrifie	>	vitrify (vtr)

vitriol	>	vitriol ( sb ) 

Vitruvius	>	Vitruvius (npr) 

vitule	>	fiddle (sb)

vivair	>	pond (sb) 

vivisection	>	vivisection

viz	>	witticism (sb)

vlastar	>	offspring (sb) 

voc	>	voice (sb) 

vocabular	>	vocabulary (sb)

vocation	>	vocation (sb) 

vocbehr	>	loudspeaker ( sb) 

vochet	>	lament ( sb) 

vodou	>	voodoo (sb) 

vohrbh	>	past tense of “vehrbh” 

vohrm	>	past tense of “vehrm” 

vohrt	>	past tense of “vehrt” 

vohs	>	past tense of “vehs” 

vol	>	want (vtr); will (sb) 

volatil	>	volatile ( adj ) 

volay	>	poultry meat

volcan	>	(& volcano) = volcano (sb) 

volcanic	>	volcanic (adj ) 

volg	>	to turn (oneself; vint/vpr) 

Volodimir Sveintoslavich	>	Vladimir the Great

voln	>	wave (sb) 

vols	>	(sing) = sudden revivals (in a story); past participle & past tense of “volg”; you (2° sing) want
 
volt	>	(he/she/it) wants; volt (sb); volt ne volt = whether he/she wants it or not 

voltage	>	voltage (sb); voltage-tuler = surge protector 

volubil	>	talkative, garrulous (adj) 

volubilitat	>	gab, glibness (sb) 

voluntar	>	voluntary (adj), volunteer (sb) 

volut	>	volute, curl (sb) 

volv	>	overturn, fall over (vint) 

volveih	>	knock over, overturn (vtr) 

volvwayzd	>	bindweed

vomeih	>	vomit (vtr) 

vomit	>	vomit (sb)

vorace	>	voracious (adj) 

vos	>	you (non-nominative) 

voster	>	your, yours 

voxhall	>	concourse (railway station, sb ) 

voyage	>	voyage (sb & vint) 

voyel	>	vowel (sb) 

vrack	>	wreckage (sb) 

vragh	>	brush ( sb) 

vraj	>	witchcraft (sb ) 

vreg	>	hooked (adj) 

vrehn	>	crash into, ram ( vtr ) 

vrehng	>	picklock (sb & vtr) 

vrehnk	>	twist ( vint) 

vrehsch	>	thresh (vtr) 

vreik	>	heather ( sb) 

vreikst	>	wrestle (vint) 

vreink	>	twist ( vtr) 

vren	>	ram (sb) (tool) 

vret	>	flock (sb) 

vrick	>	scull (rowing; vint) 

vrikst	>	past tense of “vreikst” 

vrink	>	past tense of “vrink” 

vrink	>	wrinkled (adj ) 

vriyen	>	fortlet (sb) 

vrohn	>	past tense of “vrohn” 

vrohng	>	past tense of “vrohng” 

vrohnk	>	past tense of “vrohnk” 

vrohsch	>	past tense of “vrehsch” 

vroik	>	heath, moorland (sb) 

vron	>	crack, split ( sb) 

vrongh	>	curved (adj) 

vronka	>	anchorage (sb) 

vulbh	>	envelope (sb); past tense of "veulbh" 

vulgar	>	vulgar (adj) 

Vulgate	>	Vulgate

vulnerable	>	vulnerable (adj) 

vulp	>	(& vulpek) = fox ( sb) 

vurnos	>	injury, wound (sb) 

vurst	>	sausage (sb ) 

vurstfingher	>	pudgy finger 

vyeig	>	weight ( vtr ) 

vyige	>	weight ( sb ) 

vyigic	>	weighty ( adj ) 

wa	>	or/and ( conj ) (that is to say ) 

waber	>	wade (vint) 

wad	>	shoal (sb) 

wadel	>	waddle ( vint) 

wadh	>	ford (vtr) 

wadi	>	Wadi ( sb) 

wadwon	>	meaty (adj ) 

waendow	>	green pea (sb) 

waenkhoen	>	resentment, grudge, rancour (sb) 

wafat	>	death ( sb ) and pass away (vint) 

wag	>	err ( vtr ) 

waga	>	(sing) = scales ( splu) 

wagglonce	>	stray bullet

wagher	>	club, bludgeon (sb) 

wagin	>	sheath, vagina ( sb) 

wagon	>	wagon (sb) 

wagon-restaurant	>	dining car (sb) 

wahabia	>	wahhabism

wahi	>	stupid, feeble-minded (adj) 

wahid	>	only (adj ) 

wait	>	to watch (out for), to be lying in wait for, to be on the watch (vtr ) 

wajib	>	compulsory (adj) 

wajkh	>	facial expression ( sb ) 

wakea	>	definitely ( adv) 

wakel	>	batch, quantity (sb) 

wakf	>	endowment (sb) 

wakh	>	watch over ( vtr ) 

wakhia	>	guard station (sb) 

wakhmayster	>	cavalry sergeant (sb)

wakhschat	>	wilderness ( sb) 

wakht	>	watch (sb) 

wakhtmayster	>	leading seaman (sb) 

wakile	>	sollicitor (law, sb) 

wakt	>	time ( sb) (duration) 

wakya	>	event (sb ) 

wakye	>	happen, occur (vint) 

wal	>	well, fit, healthy (adj & adv) 

Walach	>	Vlach ( adj , sb) 

waldh	>	dominate, rule (vtr) 

waldman	>	woodsman 

walg	>	wobbly ( adj ) 

walik	>	strong, powerful (adj) 

wall	>	wall, rampart (sb) 

wallon	>	walloon

wals	>	post (sb; employment, custody) 

walses	>	wellness (sb) 

walsk	>	native (of the country;  sb, adj)

Walter	>	Walter

walu	>	battlefield 

walwal	>	din ( sb ) ( ! noise ) 

wan	>	lack, need (vtr & sb)

wanak	>	leader (sb) (politics) 

wanakti	>	female leader (sb) 

wand	>	wave (sb) 

wander	>	err, wander (vtr ) 

wandlik	>	wavy (adj) 

wangher	>	pillow (sb) 

wangwl	>	corner ( sb ) 

wanwster	>	omasum (sb) ( 3rd stomach of ruminants) 

wap	>	water body (sb) 

war	>	+ acc. = to beware of 

warak	>	leaf ( sb ) 

waraka	>	note ( sb) (written sign) 

warakendoigh	>	puff pastry (sb) 

warder	>	watchdog 

wardh	>	hard, steep (adj ); to take shape, to get upright

wardhminegh	>	urinate vertically (vint) 

wardhitat	>	uprightness (sb) 

wardhpizdan	>	"upright-breasted" (adj) 

ware	>	ware, merchandise (sb) 

warenmoini systeme	>	product-service system

waris	>	heir ( sb) 

wark	>	(poor) wretch (sb) 

warm	>	warm (adj) 

warmspand	>	thermal exspansion (sb) 

warmust	>	mugwort ( sb) 

warn	>	warn (vtr) 

warp motor	>	warp drive engine ( Star Trek) 

warren	>	warren (sb) 

warwn	>	heaven (sb) 

wasabi	>	(cren) = wasabi (sb) 

wasaha	>	vivid description ( sb) 

wasf	>	quality ( sb) (title) 

wasire	>	vizier ( sb) 

wassal	>	to find back each other (vint) 

wassic	>	reliable (adj) 

wassika	>	official deed; reliability

wassil	>	reunion (sb) 

wassila	>	means (sb) 

wassime	>	nice (adj) (fig., a quantity) 

wassiye	>	bequeath (vtr) 

wastah	>	cause, reason (sb)

wastu	>	city (vx) 

waswas	>	nibbling, quibbling (sb) 

WAT	>	( WirtAddihnTaxe ) = VAT 

wata	>	cotton wool (sb) 

watt	>	watt (sb) 

wau	>	(artificial) kite (sb) 

waun	>	camp, encampment (sb) 

waungordos	>	campsite (sb) 

waunwogh	>	vardo (sb) 

waurg	>	press, oppress (vtr); throng (sb) 

waurgpusc	>	knock into, push (vtr) 

waurgvreink	>	buckling (ex: metalls)

waurmen	>	opportunity (sb) 

waurn	>	sky ( sb ) 

wausk	>	precious metall (sb) 

waust	>	in = to lead up to 

wawod	>	insofar 

wax	>	shoe polish (sb) 

way	>	alas, unfortunately ( adv) 

wayang	>	wayang (sb) 

waynandos	>	water dropwort (sb) 

wayner	>	vine branch (sb)

wayt	>	far, wide (adv) 

wayzd	>	weed 

wayzdkugla	>	tumbleweed 

wazd	>	waste, spoil ( vtr ) 

we	>	or (disjunctive particle between clauses) 

weben	>	cold weapon (sb)

webtyohc	>	news feed (web; sb) 

wed	>	water (sb) 

wedernt	>	water table (sb) 

wedirn	>	game (animal, sb) 

wedkwekwl	>	water wheel (sb) 

wedligne	>	waterline ( sb) 

wedmark	>	watermark ( sb ) 

wedmenegh	>	( sing ) = waterspouts ( splu ) 

wedor	>	(sing) = waters (splu) 

wedorcim	>	divide line (sb) 

wedor cycle	>	water cycle (sb) 

wedorfront	>	seafront (sb) 

wedren	>	aquatic (adj) 

wedri	>	sterile (adj; neutered male)

wedsaat	>	water clock

wedstress	>	water stress 

wedu	>	female (adj & sb) 

wegh	>	way (sb) 

weghiter	>	vessel (sb) 

weghtor	>	driver (sb) 

weh	>	to blow (wind; vint); weh- X ad Y = to inspire Y with X

wehbh	>	weave (vtr; incl. fig.) 

wehbh	>	fabric (sb) 

wehd	>	marry (a woman; sb) 

wehden	>	wedding (sb) 

wehdmen	>	purchase price of the bride 

wehdmonium	>	prenuptial agreement (sb) 

wehgh	>	transport (vtr) (in a vehicle); drive (vint) 

wehghlicense	>	driving licence (sb) 

wehgv	>	+ acc. = take a vow of (vint) 

wehkw	>	+ acc. = to talk to, to express oneself 

wehkwos	>	expression ( sb ) 

wehl	>	+ acc. of the person = to want/order someone to 

wehlber	>	make walk (someone) (vtr) 

wehlp	>	to hope, expect (vtr)

wehlusia	>	paradise of fallen warriors (sb) 

wehn	>	desire, feel like doing (vtr) 

wehnd	>	wind ( vtr ); turning point (sb) 

wehng	>	deploy ( vtr ) 

wehnos	>	envy, desire ( sb ) 

wehrden	>	wording (sb) 

wehrg	>	work (sb & vint) 

wehrgin	>	chore (sb) 

wehrg neren	>	heroic deed (sb) 

wehrmen	>	coat (armour, sb) 

wehrt	>	turn ( vtr ) 

wehs	>	be, find oneself (vint) 

Weicmen	>	inhabited Earth, ecumene 

weictel	>	abode, binnacle

weid	>	pass (a text, an act; sb) 

weida	>	knowledge (sb) 

weidos	>	way, fashion (sb) 

weidos-ye	>	by way of 

weidwos	>	of course (adv); agreed (adj)

weigh	>	fight (vtr) 

weik	>	village, town quarter (sb) , inhabit, dwell (vtr) 

weikimeih	>	to make inhabitable, to install services on (a terrain, vtr)

weikion	>	mayor (sb) 

weikspoti	>	mayor (sb)

weikspotia	>	chiefdom

weiksteren	>	urban sprawl 

weinch	>	tow ( vtr ) 

weip	>	swing (vtr), quake (vint) 

weir	>	war ( sb); weir os religion = war of religion 

weirfert	>	warfare (sb) 

weirt	>	to be (something) worth 

weis	>	hatch, open out (vint) 

weitwodd	>	witness (sb), to testify (+ acc.)

weitwoddia	>	testimony (sb) 

wekalat	>	proxy ( sb) ( document ) 

weleng	>	oriole blackbird (sb) 

welutro	>	bundle of clothes (sb) 

wensti	>	bladder ( sb) 

wer	>	spring (season, sb) 

weragmen	>	spine 

werd	>	word (sb) 

werdel	>	grain storehouse (sb) 

werdskaut	>	vocabulary (sb)

weren	>	moult, slough (vint) 

wergoldflor	>	primula (sb) 

wersi	>	young animal (sb) (one spring old) 

wert	>	(clitic particle indicating hearsay language)

wertu	>	river island (sb) 

werumenos	>	open-minded (adj. & sb)

werwn	>	seatbelt, belt (to hold back) (sb) 

weryon	>	hoop-net (sb) 

wesar	>	spring cereal (sb) 

wesneih	>	bargain ( vtr ) 

west	>	west (sb) 

Westfalen	>	Westphalia ( npr ) 

Westouper	>	West Bank ( npr ) 

Wesu	>	good (thing to protect, to share; sb) 

wetel	>	yearling, one-year old animal (sb) 

weter	>	weather (sb) 

weterwehrt	>	weather vane (sb) 

wetos	>	year (vx, sb)

weuder	>	(earthenware) jar (sb) 

weugv	>	devote, dedicate, vow ( vtr ) 

weul	>	tear off, pull off (vtr ) ( eg wool) 

weulkw	>	hang about (vint) 

weulos	>	fleece ( sb) 

weulost	>	fleecy, hairy (adj) 

weundel	>	wave, undulate (vint) 

weur	>	(weru ) = broad ( adj ) 

weurbande	>	(Internet access) = broadband

weurng	>	grouse (human, vint) 

weursedd	>	broadseat (kenning for “Earth”) 

weus	>	rise (vint) (celestial body) 

weux	>	to feed oneself (on = ep, ex : animals, plants) 

wey	>	we 

whisky	>	whisky (sb) 

wi	>	own (adj) 

wicca	>	wicca (np) 

wich	>	mountain maple (sb) 

wideuv	>	rob (vtr ) 

widu	>	woodland (sb) & wooded area (sb) 

wieber	>	past tense of “waber” 

wiedel	>	past tense of “wadel” 

wid	>	past tense of “weid” 

wiedh	>	past tense of “wiedh” 

wieg	>	past tense of “wag” 

wiekh	>	past tense of “wakh” 

wieldh	>	past tense of “wieldh” 

wien	>	past tense of "wan"

wiender	>	past tense of “wander” 

wier	>	past tense of “war” 

wierdh	>	past tense of "wierdh"

wiern	>	past tense of “warn” 

wieurg	>	past tense of “waurg” 

wieust	>	past tense of “waust” 

wiezd	>	past tense of “wazd” 

wigh	>	fighter (adj. & n. ); past tense of “weigh” 

wighplav	>	fighter airplane (sb ) 

wijdan	>	rapture (sb) 

wik	>	past tense of “weik” 

wikpact	>	sedentary (as opposed to "nomadic"; adj)

wild	>	wild (adj) 

Wilhelm	>	William (npr) 

Willem os Orange	>	William of Orange (npr) 

win	>	friend (vx; sb; as a prefix, means "amicable") 

winch	>	winch (sb); past tense of “weinch” 

wind	>	wind (sb) 

windcutt	>	squall (sb) 

windok	>	leaf window (sb)

windrose	>	wind rose 

windschib	>	windscreen (sb) 

windschibtierg	>	windscreen wiper (sb) 

windstill	>	windstill

windturbine	>	wind turbine (sb) 

Winnie Pou	>	Winnie the Poo (npr) 

winoye	>	se con = to take up again with (someone)

winter	>	winter (sb) 

wintersport station	>	ski resort (sb) 

wintric	>	wintry (adj) 

wip	>	past tense of “weip” 

wir	>	man ( sb) (male) 

wirathat	>	inheritance ( sb ) 

wirghehld	>	weregild (sb) 

wirt	>	tails of a coin; value (sb); past tense of “wirt” 

wirtic	>	worthy (adj; = of the same value) 

wirtpapier	>	security (finance, sb)

wis	>	past tense of “weis” 

wisan	>	cattle horn ( sb) 

wisel	>	weasel ( sb) 

wisga	>	rod ( sb ) 

wisk	>	past tense of “weisk”; mistletoe (sb) 

Wisla	>	Vistula (npr) 

wista	>	headband (sb) 

wisteria	>	glycine, wisteria (sb) 

wiswi	>	all (vx. , without any exception, masc. & indet. plural)

witek	>	chaste tree (sb) 

witer	>	opposite (adj)

witerom	>	opposite (adv/prep)

wobhel	>	weevil (sb) 

wodstu	>	breeding (sb) 

woenschice	>	greenhouse (sb) 

wogh	>	car, wain, chariot (sb) 

woghbleigen	>	vehicle lighting

woghdwer	>	carriage door (sb) 

woghlo	>	mob ( sb ) 

woghsaceina	>	car pound (sb)

wogv	>	vow ( sb ) 

wogwn	>	wedge (sb & vtr) 

wohbh	>	past tense of “wehbh” 

wohd	>	past tense of “wehd” 

wohgh	>	past tense of “wehgh” 

wohgv	>	past tense of “wehgv” 

wohkw	>	past tense of “wehkw” 

wohl	>	past tense of “wehl” 

wohlber	>	past tense of “wehlber” 

wohlp	>	past tense of "wehlp"

wohn	>	delight (sb); past tense of “wehn” 

wohnd	>	past tense of “wehnd” 

wohng	>	past tense of “wehng” 

wohnic	>	delicious ( adj) 

wohrg	>	past tense of “wehrg” 

wohrt	>	past tense of “wehrt” 

wohs	>	found oneself (past tense) 

woibh	>	canvas ( sb) (cloth) 

woid	>	to know (irregular, see Grammar) 

woik	>	household (sb) 

woikia	>	habitation, dwelling (sb) 

woiknom	>	sparing (adj)

wolf	>	wolf (sb) 

wolfander	>	werewolf (sb) 

wolfmuk	>	snapdragon (sb ) 

wolfolak	>	lycanthrope (sb) 

wolfram	>	tungsten (sb ) 

wonday	>	temperate area 

wong	>	down ( sb) 

wonk	>	bent (adj) 

wortok	>	quail (sb ) 

wostia	>	rivermouth ( sb); neck of bottle (sb) 

Woten	>	Odin, Woden (Germanic God; sb) 

wowngschui	>	aqua regia (sb ) 

wox	>	wax (sb) 

woxfigure	>	wax sculpture

woxu	>	spirited (adj) 

wugv	>	past tense of “weugv” 

wul	>	past tense of “weul” 

wulka	>	igniting brand (sb) 

Wulkan	>	Vulcan (npr) 

wulkw	>	past tense of “weulkw” 

wuln	>	(& wulna) = wool ( sb) 

wultu	>	look, air, appearance (sb) 

wundel	>	past tense of “weundel” 

wurc	>	wart ( sb ) 

wurng	>	past tense of “weurng” 

wus	>	past tense of “weus” 

wux	>	past tense of “weux” 

xehn	>	kill ( vtr ) 

xeih	>	hold, detain (vtr ) 

xeikhay	>	mortal coil (sb) 

xeimen	>	field, domain (sb) 

xeitel	>	field, domain (sb) 

xeitelnam	>	domain name

xekwan	>	blood vessel 

xenti	>	thorny bush (sb) 

xep	>	half-light (sb) 

xeubh	>	project, throw ( vtr ) 

xeud	>	push ( vtr ) 

xeudil	>	projectile, missile (sb) 

xeur	>	shave ( vtr ) 

xiau	>	filial piety 

xiaunki	>	fragrance (sb ) 

xiawngja	>	in times past (adv) 

xieday	>	laziness (sb) 

xiengi	>	visionary (adj & sb) 

xigsi	>	(sing ) = frolics ( splu ) 

xih	>	past tense of “xeih” 

xikji	>	very rare (adj ) 

xingyi	>	Lunar New Year ( sb) 

xiongbu	>	chest (anatomy, sb) 

xisey	>	regulations (sb) 

xiter	>	settler

xiti	>	colony, settlement (sb) 

xition	>	head of colony 

xitu	>	establishment, settlement (sb) ( location , building) 

xliche	>	swerve (vint ) 

xohn	>	past tense of « xehn » 

xor	>	short, shorn (ex: grass, hair; adj) 

xouba	>	jolt ( sb) 

X-rai	>	X-ray (sb) 

xubh	>	past tense of « xeubh » 

xud	>	past tense of “xeud” 

xur	>	razor ( sb); past tense of “xeur” 

xurmiech	>	razor blade (sb) 

xwenyung	>	enhance ( vtr ) 

xyang	>	to hold out one's neck 

ya	>	yes 

yabis	>	dandruff (sb) 

yadi	>	if only 

yaegi	>	coconut tree (sb) 

yagh	>	to fetch (food) (hunting, fishing, gathering) 

yagher	>	hunter-gatherer 

yagorida	>	green grape 

yah	>	to tell yes to, to approve 

yahadi	>	judaic, jewish

yahadut	>	judaism (sb) 

yahsa	>	endorsement (sb) 

yak	>	to heal, form a scar (vtr) 

yakht	>	yacht ( sb) 

yakhting	>	yachting (sb) 

yakin	>	sure, certain (adj) 

yakonien	>	felon, lawbreaker ( sb) 

Yallah !	>	My God! 

yalos	>	ardor ( sb) 

yamurluk	>	greatcoat (sb) 

yando	>	sometimes (adv) 

Yangon	>	Yangon, Rangoon (npr) 

yani	>	that is to say 

yanki	>	yankee

yant	>	as soon as ( prep ) 

yantra	>	press (sb) ( machine ) 

Yapheth	>	Japheth (npr) 

yar	>	year ( sb) 

yarinventar	>	inventory 

yarkan	>	jaundice (sb) 

yarlay	>	last night (adv) 

yarmerc	>	annual fair (sb) 

yarwg	>	rill, footing trench 

yasa	>	(evil) witch (sb) 

yaschi	>	too, also (adv) 

yasmin	>	jasmine (sb) 

yasp	>	jasper (sb) 

yastiyantra	>	cross staff (sb) 

yastreb	>	goshawk (sb) 

yat	>	be zealous (vint ) 

yataghan	>	yataghan (sb) 

yatun	>	zealous (adj) 

yatunia	>	zeal (sb)

yau	>	cradle (vtr); yau- sien cap = to nod one's head gently 

yaumdang	>	lewd

yaung	>	seedling ( sb ) 

yavasch	>	sweet (adj) ( tobacco ) 

yavia	>	channel ( sb ) (for irrigation ) 

yawm	>	day & night (sb ) ( 24 hours ) 

yawmiye	>	daily wage 

yawryiss	>	rocking chair 

yayc	>	to beg for (vint) 

yaz	>	overflow ( sb) 

yazg	>	revere ( vtr ) 

yazget	>	venerable (adj) 

yazgos	>	awe (sb) 

yazgidi	>	yazidi

ye	>	undetermined preposition; (as a hyphenated suffix) makes adverbs 

ye cada cost	>	at all costs 

ye dohbro tid	>	timely 

ye mieno mayn	>	in my opinion 

yeamban	>	savage ( adj ) ( uncivilized ) 

yed	>	yet, however ( adv) 

yegil	>	ice cube (sb ) 

yehbh	>	+ acc. = have sex with (vtr) 

yehs	>	boil ( vtr ) 

yeis	>	send ( vtr ) 

yeji	>	according to 

yeken	>	sedge (sb ) 

Yekhoniah	>	Jechonias (npr) 

yeleck	>	vest ( sb ) 

yelez	>	common dace (sb) 

yelk	>	wicker (willow, sb) 

yem	>	twin (sb , adj) 

yerub	>	small grouse 

yesmen	>	strap (sb ) 

yeudmo	>	man (as a combatant; sb) 

yeusmen	>	belt (sb) 

yidisch	>	yiddish

yiegh	>	past tense of “yagh” 

yiek	>	past tense of “yak” 

yiet	>	past tense of “yat” 

yiieu	>	past tense of “yau” 

yieyc	>	past tense of “yayc” 

yiezg	>	past tense of “yazg” 

yifuku	>	clothing (sb) 

yilgin	>	tamarix (sb) 

yinbow	>	trick, arrangement

yinjier	>	accordingly 

yinkhung	>	to behave shamelessly ( vint) 

yinkwa	>	causation (sb ) 

yinlik	>	Chinese calendar (sb ) 

yipingia	>	greatcoat (sb) 

yis	>	past tense of “yeis” 

yo	>	(yo(s)/ya/yod) = non-restrictive relative pronoun (literary use, see Grammar) 

yod	>	that (indicates the reason)

yoeng	>	Chinese shadow puppet

yoengschi	>	Chinese shadow puppetry

yogurt	>	yogurt (sb) 

yohbh	>	past tense of “yehbh” 

yohs	>	past tense of “yehs” 

yoin	>	(bul)rush ( sb) 

yoingkhwa	>	cherry blossom 

yoinkjiae	>	musical scale (sb ) 

yoinscha	>	tuning-fork (sb) 

yoitkwe	>	in such a way that

Yokaste	>	Jocasta (sb) 

Yonan	>	Ionia (npr) 

yonani	>	ionian (adj & sb) 

yonkrull	>	thicket of reeds ( sb) 

Yosua	>	Joshua (sb) 

youbel	>	to be jubilant (vint); jubilation (sb) 

yougye	>	se con = to take up again with (something)

yow	>	comfortable (when referring to a person, sb) 

yowkjitia	>	body ( sb) ( living being ) 

yowngki	>	bravery ( sb) 

yowrlan	>	yachting (sb) 

yowrleing	>	ghost, revenant (sb) 

yu	>	you (nominative) 

Yudi	>	Jewish ( sb , adj ) 

yuessuek	>	thimble ( sb ) 

yuessuekphel	>	foxglove (sb) (plant) 

yuft	>	Russian leather, yuft (sb) 

yug	>	yoke (sb); past tense of “yuneg” 

yugsment	>	beast of burden (sb) 

yugwit	>	eternal life 

yugwiv	>	live forever (vint) 

yui	>	sad (adj) 

yukha	>	fish soup (sb) 

yukji	>	wet season 

yukwi	>	swimwear, swimsuit 

yular	>	lanyard ( sb) 

yum	>	leaven (sb) 

yun	>	young (adj) 

yuneg	>	join, connect (vtr ) 

yungh	>	ship's boy (sb) 

yunghy	>	young sailor (sb) 

yunkci	>	inflexible will (sb) 

yunker	>	petty country gentleman

yunyun	>	and so on 

yupkwt	>	hard-boiled (fig.)

yurgan	>	eiderdown (sb) 

yurlin	>	rainforest 

yutien	>	rainy weather 

yuwen	>	young man, youth (sb) 

yuwenc	>	young person ( sb) 

yuwent	>	youth (age, sb) 

za	>	in the back of (prep) 

zabaan	>	flying spark (sb) 

zabakh	>	to cut one's throat 

zaboun	>	helpless ( adj ) 

zabt	>	accuracy ( sb) 

zadah	>	illegitimate ( adj) 

zafaran	>	saffron ( sb) 

zagar	>	bloodhound (sb) 

zaghyah	>	close ( vint ) 

zaghyan	>	close ( vtr ) 

zahid	>	reclusive ( adj), recluse (sb) 

zahil	>	forgetful (adj ) 

zahr	>	die, dice ( sb) 

zaker	>	dick, cock (! sb) ( penis) 

zakhmat	>	discomfort, malaise (sb) 

zakir	>	pious (adj) 

zakoum	>	oleander 

Zakynthos	>	Zakynthos ( npr ) 

zalal	>	fault, defect (sb) 

zalalat	>	meanness (sf ) ( fig ) 

zalim	>	ruthless ( adj ) 

zaliss	>	amuse, entertain (vtr ) 

zam	>	broth (sm ) 

zaman	>	time, epoch (sb) 

zamihr	>	personal pronoun 

zamindar	>	landowner (sb)

zamt	>	velvet (sb) 

zamtic	>	smooth (adj) 

zanbiu	>	praise (sf ) 

zanchey	>	temporary ( adj ) 

zanchou	>	decapitate (vtr ) 

zangir	>	chain (sb) 

zani	>	adulterous

zanji	>	negro ( sb ; ! ) 

zann	>	battlement, indentation ( sb) 

zantan	>	+ acc. = sing the praises of 

zara	>	buttermilk (sm ) 

Zarathuschtra	>	Zoroaster ( npr ) 

zarbatana	>	blowgun ( sf ) 

zargan	>	garfish (sb) 

zariya	>	means (sb) 

zark	>	cattle-pen ( sb) 

zarkar	>	goldsmith (sm ) 

zaruri	>	+ dative = it is up to 

zawk	>	flavor (sb) 

zaworts	>	backwards (stepping; adv)

zayf	>	indisposed, unwell (adj) 

zazzer	>	mop of hair 

Zebedee	>	Zebedee (npr)

zebulun	>	Zebulun (npr)

Zeila	>	Zeila

zeirp	>	chirp (vint) 

Zekharyah	>	Zechariah (npr)

zekhtin	>	olive oil 

zembile	>	catjang (sb) 

zenith	>	zenith (sb) 

zephyr	>	zephyr ( sb) 

zero	>	zero (num) 

zevzeck	>	silly (adj) 

zeys	>	ryegrass (sf ) 

zeytoun	>	olive tree 

zeytuni	>	olive green 

zgarda	>	necklace for animals 

zibel	>	garbage ( sb ) 

zibelkreihna	>	civic amenity site

zibelkreihsa	>	waste sorting

zibelpuwner	>	dustman (sb)

ziel	>	aim (vtr & sb) 

zielt neicen	>	targeted killing

zigzagh	>	zigzag (sb) 

zikkurat	>	ziggurat (sb) 

Zilla	>	Zillah (npr) 

zina	>	adultery ( sb) 

zinat	>	attire ( sb) 

zindan	>	penal colony (sb) 

zingimber	>	ginger (sf ) 

zinhaar !	>	Beware! Caution ! 

Zion	>	Zion (npr) (Jerusalem) 

zionim	>	Zionist

zionut	>	zionism

zip	>	zip(per) (sb) 

zirah	>	chainmail (sb) 

zirek	>	sagacious, wise (adj) 

zitvar	>	artemisia cina (sb) 

ziyan	>	fierce, unremitting ( adj ) ( person , animal) 

znayc	>	to beacon (vtr); sign (sb) 

znieyc	>	past tense of “znayc” 

zodiac	>	zodiac

zograf	>	house painter (sb) 

zone	>	area, zone (sb) 

zonenplan	>	zoning (sb)

zoo	>	zoo (sb) 

zoum	>	zoom

zowngschie	>	anyway (adv) 

zrehl	>	ripe (adj); to ripen 

zrohl	>	past tense of “zrehl” 

zubb	>	(sing) = drumsticks (splu) 

zulf	>	ringlet (sb) 

zulm	>	wrong (sb) 

zulu	>	zulu

zumbule	>	hyacinth ( sb ) 

zumbulenard	>	spikenard (sb) 

Zurich	>	Zurich

zvilikh	>	ticking (sb) 

zwaugean	>	sitting meditation (sf ) 

zwaujece	>	setback (sb) ( defeat ) 

zwayako	>	suppository ( sf ) 
}}}

/***
|Name|DisableWikiLinksPlugin|
|Source|http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#DisableWikiLinksPlugin|
|Version|1.6.0|
|Author|Eric Shulman|
|License|http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#LegalStatements|
|~CoreVersion|2.1|
|Type|plugin|
|Description|selectively disable TiddlyWiki's automatic ~WikiWord linking behavior|
This plugin allows you to disable TiddlyWiki's automatic ~WikiWord linking behavior, so that WikiWords embedded in tiddler content will be rendered as regular text, instead of being automatically converted to tiddler links.  To create a tiddler link when automatic linking is disabled, you must enclose the link text within {{{[[...]]}}}.
!!!!!Usage
<<<
You can block automatic WikiWord linking behavior for any specific tiddler by ''tagging it with<<tag excludeWikiWords>>'' (see configuration below) or, check a plugin option to disable automatic WikiWord links to non-existing tiddler titles, while still linking WikiWords that correspond to existing tiddlers titles or shadow tiddler titles.  You can also block specific selected WikiWords from being automatically linked by listing them in [[DisableWikiLinksList]] (see configuration below), separated by whitespace.  This tiddler is optional and, when present, causes the listed words to always be excluded, even if automatic linking of other WikiWords is being permitted.  

Note: WikiWords contained in default ''shadow'' tiddlers will be automatically linked unless you select an additional checkbox option lets you disable these automatic links as well, though this is not recommended, since it can make it more difficult to access some TiddlyWiki standard default content (such as AdvancedOptions or SideBarTabs)
<<<
!!!!!Configuration
<<<
<<option chkDisableWikiLinks>> Disable ALL automatic WikiWord tiddler links
<<option chkAllowLinksFromShadowTiddlers>> ... except for WikiWords //contained in// shadow tiddlers
<<option chkDisableNonExistingWikiLinks>> Disable automatic WikiWord links for non-existing tiddlers
Disable automatic WikiWord links for words listed in: <<option txtDisableWikiLinksList>>
Disable automatic WikiWord links for tiddlers tagged with: <<option txtDisableWikiLinksTag>>
<<<
!!!!!Revisions
<<<
2008.07.22 [1.6.0] hijack tiddler changed() method to filter disabled wiki words from internal links[] array (so they won't appear in the missing tiddlers list)
2007.06.09 [1.5.0] added configurable txtDisableWikiLinksTag (default value: "excludeWikiWords") to allows selective disabling of automatic WikiWord links for any tiddler tagged with that value.
2006.12.31 [1.4.0] in formatter, test for chkDisableNonExistingWikiLinks
2006.12.09 [1.3.0] in formatter, test for excluded wiki words specified in DisableWikiLinksList
2006.12.09 [1.2.2] fix logic in autoLinkWikiWords() (was allowing links TO shadow tiddlers, even when chkDisableWikiLinks is TRUE).  
2006.12.09 [1.2.1] revised logic for handling links in shadow content
2006.12.08 [1.2.0] added hijack of Tiddler.prototype.autoLinkWikiWords so regular (non-bracketed) WikiWords won't be added to the missing list
2006.05.24 [1.1.0] added option to NOT bypass automatic wikiword links when displaying default shadow content (default is to auto-link shadow content)
2006.02.05 [1.0.1] wrapped wikifier hijack in init function to eliminate globals and avoid FireFox 1.5.0.1 crash bug when referencing globals
2005.12.09 [1.0.0] initial release
<<<
!!!!!Code
***/
//{{{
version.extensions.DisableWikiLinksPlugin= {major: 1, minor: 6, revision: 0, date: new Date(2008,7,22)};

if (config.options.chkDisableNonExistingWikiLinks==undefined) config.options.chkDisableNonExistingWikiLinks= false;
if (config.options.chkDisableWikiLinks==undefined) config.options.chkDisableWikiLinks=false;
if (config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksList==undefined) config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksList="DisableWikiLinksList";
if (config.options.chkAllowLinksFromShadowTiddlers==undefined) config.options.chkAllowLinksFromShadowTiddlers=true;
if (config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksTag==undefined) config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksTag="excludeWikiWords";

// find the formatter for wikiLink and replace handler with 'pass-thru' rendering
initDisableWikiLinksFormatter();
function initDisableWikiLinksFormatter() {
	for (var i=0; i<config.formatters.length && config.formatters[i].name!="wikiLink"; i++);
	config.formatters[i].coreHandler=config.formatters[i].handler;
	config.formatters[i].handler=function(w) {
		// supress any leading "~" (if present)
		var skip=(w.matchText.substr(0,1)==config.textPrimitives.unWikiLink)?1:0;
		var title=w.matchText.substr(skip);
		var exists=store.tiddlerExists(title);
		var inShadow=w.tiddler && store.isShadowTiddler(w.tiddler.title);
		// check for excluded Tiddler
		if (w.tiddler && w.tiddler.isTagged(config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksTag))
			{ w.outputText(w.output,w.matchStart+skip,w.nextMatch); return; }
		// check for specific excluded wiki words
		var t=store.getTiddlerText(config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksList);
		if (t && t.length && t.indexOf(w.matchText)!=-1)
			{ w.outputText(w.output,w.matchStart+skip,w.nextMatch); return; }
		// if not disabling links from shadows (default setting)
		if (config.options.chkAllowLinksFromShadowTiddlers && inShadow)
			return this.coreHandler(w);
		// check for non-existing non-shadow tiddler
		if (config.options.chkDisableNonExistingWikiLinks && !exists)
			{ w.outputText(w.output,w.matchStart+skip,w.nextMatch); return; }
		// if not enabled, just do standard WikiWord link formatting
		if (!config.options.chkDisableWikiLinks)
			return this.coreHandler(w);
		// just return text without linking
		w.outputText(w.output,w.matchStart+skip,w.nextMatch)
	}
}

Tiddler.prototype.coreAutoLinkWikiWords = Tiddler.prototype.autoLinkWikiWords;
Tiddler.prototype.autoLinkWikiWords = function()
{
	// if all automatic links are not disabled, just return results from core function
	if (!config.options.chkDisableWikiLinks)
		return this.coreAutoLinkWikiWords.apply(this,arguments);
	return false;
}

Tiddler.prototype.disableWikiLinks_changed = Tiddler.prototype.changed;
Tiddler.prototype.changed = function()
{
	this.disableWikiLinks_changed.apply(this,arguments);
	// remove excluded wiki words from links array
	var t=store.getTiddlerText(config.options.txtDisableWikiLinksList,"").readBracketedList();
	if (t.length) for (var i=0; i<t.length; i++)
		if (this.links.contains(t[i]))
			this.links.splice(this.links.indexOf(t[i]),1);
};
//}}}

/***
|''Name:''|LoadRemoteFileThroughProxy (previous LoadRemoteFileHijack)|
|''Description:''|When the TiddlyWiki file is located on the web (view over http) the content of [[SiteProxy]] tiddler is added in front of the file url. If [[SiteProxy]] does not exist "/proxy/" is added. |
|''Version:''|1.1.0|
|''Date:''|mar 17, 2007|
|''Source:''|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#LoadRemoteFileHijack|
|''Author:''|BidiX (BidiX (at) bidix (dot) info)|
|''License:''|[[BSD open source license|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#%5B%5BBSD%20open%20source%20license%5D%5D ]]|
|''~CoreVersion:''|2.2.0|
***/
//{{{
version.extensions.LoadRemoteFileThroughProxy = {
 major: 1, minor: 1, revision: 0, 
 date: new Date("mar 17, 2007"), 
 source: "http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#LoadRemoteFileThroughProxy"};

if (!window.bidix) window.bidix = {}; // bidix namespace
if (!bidix.core) bidix.core = {};

bidix.core.loadRemoteFile = loadRemoteFile;
loadRemoteFile = function(url,callback,params)
{
 if ((document.location.toString().substr(0,4) == "http") && (url.substr(0,4) == "http")){ 
 url = store.getTiddlerText("SiteProxy", "/proxy/") + url;
 }
 return bidix.core.loadRemoteFile(url,callback,params);
}
//}}}

<!--{{{-->
<link rel='alternate' type='application/rss+xml' title='RSS' href='index.xml' />
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/97/The_Earth_seen_from_Apollo_17.jpg/240px-The_Earth_seen_from_Apollo_17.jpg" type="image/x-icon">
<!--}}}-->

<!--{{{-->
<div class='header' macro='gradient vert [[ColorPalette::PrimaryLight]] [[ColorPalette::PrimaryMid]]'>
<div class='headerShadow'>
<span class='siteTitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteTitle'></span>&nbsp;
<span class='siteSubtitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteSubtitle'></span>
</div>
<div class='headerForeground'>
<span class='siteTitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteTitle'></span>&nbsp;
<span class='siteSubtitle' refresh='content' tiddler='SiteSubtitle'></span>
</div>
</div>
<div id='sidebar'>
<div id='sidebarOptions' refresh='content' tiddler='SideBarOptions'></div>
<div id='sidebarTabs' refresh='content' force='true' tiddler='SideBarTabs'></div>
</div>
<div id='displayArea'>
<div id='messageArea'></div>
<div id='tiddlerDisplay'></div>
</div>
<!--}}}-->

/***
|''Name:''|PasswordOptionPlugin|
|''Description:''|Extends TiddlyWiki options with non encrypted password option.|
|''Version:''|1.0.2|
|''Date:''|Apr 19, 2007|
|''Source:''|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#PasswordOptionPlugin|
|''Author:''|BidiX (BidiX (at) bidix (dot) info)|
|''License:''|[[BSD open source license|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#%5B%5BBSD%20open%20source%20license%5D%5D ]]|
|''~CoreVersion:''|2.2.0 (Beta 5)|
***/
//{{{
version.extensions.PasswordOptionPlugin = {
	major: 1, minor: 0, revision: 2, 
	date: new Date("Apr 19, 2007"),
	source: 'http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#PasswordOptionPlugin',
	author: 'BidiX (BidiX (at) bidix (dot) info',
	license: '[[BSD open source license|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#%5B%5BBSD%20open%20source%20license%5D%5D]]',
	coreVersion: '2.2.0 (Beta 5)'
};

config.macros.option.passwordCheckboxLabel = "Save this password on this computer";
config.macros.option.passwordInputType = "password"; // password | text
setStylesheet(".pasOptionInput {width: 11em;}\n","passwordInputTypeStyle");

merge(config.macros.option.types, {
	'pas': {
		elementType: "input",
		valueField: "value",
		eventName: "onkeyup",
		className: "pasOptionInput",
		typeValue: config.macros.option.passwordInputType,
		create: function(place,type,opt,className,desc) {
			// password field
			config.macros.option.genericCreate(place,'pas',opt,className,desc);
			// checkbox linked with this password "save this password on this computer"
			config.macros.option.genericCreate(place,'chk','chk'+opt,className,desc);			
			// text savePasswordCheckboxLabel
			place.appendChild(document.createTextNode(config.macros.option.passwordCheckboxLabel));
		},
		onChange: config.macros.option.genericOnChange
	}
});

merge(config.optionHandlers['chk'], {
	get: function(name) {
		// is there an option linked with this chk ?
		var opt = name.substr(3);
		if (config.options[opt]) 
			saveOptionCookie(opt);
		return config.options[name] ? "true" : "false";
	}
});

merge(config.optionHandlers, {
	'pas': {
 		get: function(name) {
			if (config.options["chk"+name]) {
				return encodeCookie(config.options[name].toString());
			} else {
				return "";
			}
		},
		set: function(name,value) {config.options[name] = decodeCookie(value);}
	}
});

// need to reload options to load passwordOptions
loadOptionsCookie();

/*
if (!config.options['pasPassword'])
	config.options['pasPassword'] = '';

merge(config.optionsDesc,{
		pasPassword: "Test password"
	});
*/
//}}}

/%
!info
|Name|ReplaceDoubleClick|
|Source|http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#ReplaceDoubleClick|
|Version|2.0.0|
|Author|Eric Shulman|
|License|http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#LegalStatements|
|~CoreVersion|2.1|
|Type|transclusion|
|Description|disable doubleclick-to-edit-tiddler or replace doubleclick with shift/ctrl/alt+singleclick|
Usage:
<<<
{{{
<<tiddler ReplaceDoubleClick>> or
<<tiddler ReplaceDoubleClick with: key trigger>>
}}}
*''key'' (optional)
**''none'' (default=disables double-click)
**''ctrl, shift,'' or ''alt'' invokes the action only when the indicated key is used in combination with the mouse.
*''trigger'' (optional)<br>is either 'click' or 'doubleclick' (default).
<<<
Example:
<<<
{{{<<tiddler ReplaceDoubleClick with: shift click>>}}}
<<tiddler ReplaceDoubleClick with: shift click>>//(use shift+click to edit this tiddler)//
<<<
!end
!show
<<tiddler {{
	var here=story.findContainingTiddler(place);
	if (here && here.ondblclick) {
		here.setAttribute('editKey','none');
		var key='$1'; if (key=='$'+'1') key='none'
		if (['shift','ctrl','alt'].contains(key))
			here.setAttribute('editKey',key+'Key');
		var trigger=('$2'=='click')?'onclick':'ondblclick';
		here.save_dblclick=here.ondblclick;
		here.ondblclick=null;
		if (here.getAttribute('editKey')!='none')
			here[trigger]=function(e) {
				var ev=e?e:window.event;
				if (ev[this.getAttribute('editKey')])
					this.save_dblclick.apply(this,arguments);
			}
	}'';}}>>
!end
%/<<tiddler {{var src='ReplaceDoubleClick';src+(tiddler&&tiddler.title==src?'##info':'##show')}} with: [[$1]] [[$2]]>>

//dictionary// <html><div style="font-size:x-small;">Join <a href=https://www.facebook.com/groups/tiddlydict/>TiddlyDict group</a> for other languages.</div></html>

English-Sambahsa

body {font-size:0.9em; font-family:verdana,arial,helvetica; margin:0; padding:0;}
.header {position:relative;}
.header a:hover {background:transparent;}
.headerShadow {position:relative; padding:0em 0 0.1em .5em; left:-1px; top:-1px;}
.headerForeground {position:absolute; padding:0em 0 .1em .5em; left:0px; top:0px;}
#displayArea {margin:-1em 4em 0em 4em; }
@media screen and (max-width: 600px) {#displayArea {margin: auto;}}
.viewer table, table.twtable {margin:0.8em 0;width:100%;}
.viewer a{color: #000;text-decoration:none;background:transparent;}
.viewer a:hover{color:#03f;text-decoration:underline;background:transparent;}
.toolbar {font-size:0em;}

|~ViewToolbar|+editTiddler|
|~EditToolbar|+saveTiddler -cancelTiddler copyTiddler deleteTiddler|

/***
Description: Contains the stuff you need to use Tiddlyspot
Note, you also need UploadPlugin, PasswordOptionPlugin and LoadRemoteFileThroughProxy
from http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info for a complete working Tiddlyspot site.
***/
//{{{

// edit this if you are migrating sites or retrofitting an existing TW
config.tiddlyspotSiteId = 'sambahsa';

// make it so you can by default see edit controls via http
config.options.chkHttpReadOnly = false;
window.readOnly = false; // make sure of it (for tw 2.2)
window.showBackstage = true; // show backstage too

// disable autosave in d3
if (window.location.protocol != "file:")
	config.options.chkGTDLazyAutoSave = false;

// tweak shadow tiddlers to add upload button, password entry box etc
with (config.shadowTiddlers) {
	SiteUrl = 'http://'+config.tiddlyspotSiteId+'.tiddlyspot.com';
	SideBarOptions = SideBarOptions.replace(/(<<saveChanges>>)/,"$1<<tiddler TspotSidebar>>");
	OptionsPanel = OptionsPanel.replace(/^/,"<<tiddler TspotOptions>>");
	DefaultTiddlers = DefaultTiddlers.replace(/^/,"[[WelcomeToTiddlyspot]] ");
	MainMenu = MainMenu.replace(/^/,"[[WelcomeToTiddlyspot]] ");
}

// create some shadow tiddler content
merge(config.shadowTiddlers,{

'TspotControls':[
 "| tiddlyspot password:|<<option pasUploadPassword>>|",
 "| site management:|<<upload http://" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ".tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi index.html . .  " + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ">>//(requires tiddlyspot password)//<br>[[control panel|http://" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ".tiddlyspot.com/controlpanel]], [[download (go offline)|http://" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ".tiddlyspot.com/download]]|",
 "| links:|[[tiddlyspot.com|http://tiddlyspot.com/]], [[FAQs|http://faq.tiddlyspot.com/]], [[blog|http://tiddlyspot.blogspot.com/]], email [[support|mailto:support@tiddlyspot.com]] & [[feedback|mailto:feedback@tiddlyspot.com]], [[donate|http://tiddlyspot.com/?page=donate]]|"
].join("\n"),

'TspotOptions':[
 "tiddlyspot password:",
 "<<option pasUploadPassword>>",
 ""
].join("\n"),

'TspotSidebar':[
 "<<upload http://" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ".tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi index.html . .  " + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ">><html><a href='http://" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ".tiddlyspot.com/download' class='button'>download</a></html>"
].join("\n"),

'WelcomeToTiddlyspot':[
 "This document is a ~TiddlyWiki from tiddlyspot.com.  A ~TiddlyWiki is an electronic notebook that is great for managing todo lists, personal information, and all sorts of things.",
 "",
 "@@font-weight:bold;font-size:1.3em;color:#444; //What now?// &nbsp;&nbsp;@@ Before you can save any changes, you need to enter your password in the form below.  Then configure privacy and other site settings at your [[control panel|http://" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + ".tiddlyspot.com/controlpanel]] (your control panel username is //" + config.tiddlyspotSiteId + "//).",
 "<<tiddler TspotControls>>",
 "See also GettingStarted.",
 "",
 "@@font-weight:bold;font-size:1.3em;color:#444; //Working online// &nbsp;&nbsp;@@ You can edit this ~TiddlyWiki right now, and save your changes using the \"save to web\" button in the column on the right.",
 "",
 "@@font-weight:bold;font-size:1.3em;color:#444; //Working offline// &nbsp;&nbsp;@@ A fully functioning copy of this ~TiddlyWiki can be saved onto your hard drive or USB stick.  You can make changes and save them locally without being connected to the Internet.  When you're ready to sync up again, just click \"upload\" and your ~TiddlyWiki will be saved back to tiddlyspot.com.",
 "",
 "@@font-weight:bold;font-size:1.3em;color:#444; //Help!// &nbsp;&nbsp;@@ Find out more about ~TiddlyWiki at [[TiddlyWiki.com|http://tiddlywiki.com]].  Also visit [[TiddlyWiki.org|http://tiddlywiki.org]] for documentation on learning and using ~TiddlyWiki. New users are especially welcome on the [[TiddlyWiki mailing list|http://groups.google.com/group/TiddlyWiki]], which is an excellent place to ask questions and get help.  If you have a tiddlyspot related problem email [[tiddlyspot support|mailto:support@tiddlyspot.com]].",
 "",
 "@@font-weight:bold;font-size:1.3em;color:#444; //Enjoy :)// &nbsp;&nbsp;@@ We hope you like using your tiddlyspot.com site.  Please email [[feedback@tiddlyspot.com|mailto:feedback@tiddlyspot.com]] with any comments or suggestions."
].join("\n")

});
//}}}

| !date | !user | !location | !storeUrl | !uploadDir | !toFilename | !backupdir | !origin |
| 01/01/2014 19:52:52 | YourName | [[sambahsa.html|file:///D:/apps/+tiddlydic/sambahsa.html]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 01/01/2014 19:54:09 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . | ok |
| 01/01/2014 19:54:33 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 01/01/2014 20:01:47 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . | ok |
| 01/01/2014 20:09:33 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 04/03/2014 10:17:42 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 04/03/2014 11:16:46 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 04/03/2014 13:23:56 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 04/03/2014 13:30:20 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |
| 02/02/2015 08:37:52 | YourName | [[/|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/]] | [[store.cgi|http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/store.cgi]] | . | [[index.html | http://sambahsa.tiddlyspot.com/index.html]] | . |

/***
|''Name:''|UploadPlugin|
|''Description:''|Save to web a TiddlyWiki|
|''Version:''|4.1.3|
|''Date:''|Feb 24, 2008|
|''Source:''|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#UploadPlugin|
|''Documentation:''|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#UploadPluginDoc|
|''Author:''|BidiX (BidiX (at) bidix (dot) info)|
|''License:''|[[BSD open source license|http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#%5B%5BBSD%20open%20source%20license%5D%5D ]]|
|''~CoreVersion:''|2.2.0|
|''Requires:''|PasswordOptionPlugin|
***/
//{{{
version.extensions.UploadPlugin = {
	major: 4, minor: 1, revision: 3,
	date: new Date("Feb 24, 2008"),
	source: 'http://tiddlywiki.bidix.info/#UploadPlugin',
	author: 'BidiX (BidiX (at) bidix (dot) info',
	coreVersion: '2.2.0'
};

//
// Environment
//

if (!window.bidix) window.bidix = {}; // bidix namespace
bidix.debugMode = false;	// true to activate both in Plugin and UploadService
	
//
// Upload Macro
//

config.macros.upload = {
// default values
	defaultBackupDir: '',	//no backup
	defaultStoreScript: "store.php",
	defaultToFilename: "index.html",
	defaultUploadDir: ".",
	authenticateUser: true	// UploadService Authenticate User
};
	
config.macros.upload.label = {
	promptOption: "Save and Upload this TiddlyWiki with UploadOptions",
	promptParamMacro: "Save and Upload this TiddlyWiki in %0",
	saveLabel: "save to web", 
	saveToDisk: "save to disk",
	uploadLabel: "upload"	
};

config.macros.upload.messages = {
	noStoreUrl: "No store URL in parmeters or options",
	usernameOrPasswordMissing: "Username or password missing"
};

config.macros.upload.handler = function(place,macroName,params) {
	if (readOnly)
		return;
	var label;
	if (document.location.toString().substr(0,4) == "http") 
		label = this.label.saveLabel;
	else
		label = this.label.uploadLabel;
	var prompt;
	if (params[0]) {
		prompt = this.label.promptParamMacro.toString().format([this.destFile(params[0], 
			(params[1] ? params[1]:bidix.basename(window.location.toString())), params[3])]);
	} else {
		prompt = this.label.promptOption;
	}
	createTiddlyButton(place, label, prompt, function() {config.macros.upload.action(params);}, null, null, this.accessKey);
};

config.macros.upload.action = function(params)
{
		// for missing macro parameter set value from options
		if (!params) params = {};
		var storeUrl = params[0] ? params[0] : config.options.txtUploadStoreUrl;
		var toFilename = params[1] ? params[1] : config.options.txtUploadFilename;
		var backupDir = params[2] ? params[2] : config.options.txtUploadBackupDir;
		var uploadDir = params[3] ? params[3] : config.options.txtUploadDir;
		var username = params[4] ? params[4] : config.options.txtUploadUserName;
		var password = config.options.pasUploadPassword; // for security reason no password as macro parameter	
		// for still missing parameter set default value
		if ((!storeUrl) && (document.location.toString().substr(0,4) == "http")) 
			storeUrl = bidix.dirname(document.location.toString())+'/'+config.macros.upload.defaultStoreScript;
		if (storeUrl.substr(0,4) != "http")
			storeUrl = bidix.dirname(document.location.toString()) +'/'+ storeUrl;
		if (!toFilename)
			toFilename = bidix.basename(window.location.toString());
		if (!toFilename)
			toFilename = config.macros.upload.defaultToFilename;
		if (!uploadDir)
			uploadDir = config.macros.upload.defaultUploadDir;
		if (!backupDir)
			backupDir = config.macros.upload.defaultBackupDir;
		// report error if still missing
		if (!storeUrl) {
			alert(config.macros.upload.messages.noStoreUrl);
			clearMessage();
			return false;
		}
		if (config.macros.upload.authenticateUser && (!username || !password)) {
			alert(config.macros.upload.messages.usernameOrPasswordMissing);
			clearMessage();
			return false;
		}
		bidix.upload.uploadChanges(false,null,storeUrl, toFilename, uploadDir, backupDir, username, password); 
		return false; 
};

config.macros.upload.destFile = function(storeUrl, toFilename, uploadDir) 
{
	if (!storeUrl)
		return null;
		var dest = bidix.dirname(storeUrl);
		if (uploadDir && uploadDir != '.')
			dest = dest + '/' + uploadDir;
		dest = dest + '/' + toFilename;
	return dest;
};

//
// uploadOptions Macro
//

config.macros.uploadOptions = {
	handler: function(place,macroName,params) {
		var wizard = new Wizard();
		wizard.createWizard(place,this.wizardTitle);
		wizard.addStep(this.step1Title,this.step1Html);
		var markList = wizard.getElement("markList");
		var listWrapper = document.createElement("div");
		markList.parentNode.insertBefore(listWrapper,markList);
		wizard.setValue("listWrapper",listWrapper);
		this.refreshOptions(listWrapper,false);
		var uploadCaption;
		if (document.location.toString().substr(0,4) == "http") 
			uploadCaption = config.macros.upload.label.saveLabel;
		else
			uploadCaption = config.macros.upload.label.uploadLabel;
		
		wizard.setButtons([
				{caption: uploadCaption, tooltip: config.macros.upload.label.promptOption, 
					onClick: config.macros.upload.action},
				{caption: this.cancelButton, tooltip: this.cancelButtonPrompt, onClick: this.onCancel}
				
			]);
	},
	options: [
		"txtUploadUserName",
		"pasUploadPassword",
		"txtUploadStoreUrl",
		"txtUploadDir",
		"txtUploadFilename",
		"txtUploadBackupDir",
		"chkUploadLog",
		"txtUploadLogMaxLine"		
	],
	refreshOptions: function(listWrapper) {
		var opts = [];
		for(i=0; i<this.options.length; i++) {
			var opt = {};
			opts.push();
			opt.option = "";
			n = this.options[i];
			opt.name = n;
			opt.lowlight = !config.optionsDesc[n];
			opt.description = opt.lowlight ? this.unknownDescription : config.optionsDesc[n];
			opts.push(opt);
		}
		var listview = ListView.create(listWrapper,opts,this.listViewTemplate);
		for(n=0; n<opts.length; n++) {
			var type = opts[n].name.substr(0,3);
			var h = config.macros.option.types[type];
			if (h && h.create) {
				h.create(opts[n].colElements['option'],type,opts[n].name,opts[n].name,"no");
			}
		}
		
	},
	onCancel: function(e)
	{
		backstage.switchTab(null);
		return false;
	},
	
	wizardTitle: "Upload with options",
	step1Title: "These options are saved in cookies in your browser",
	step1Html: "<input type='hidden' name='markList'></input><br>",
	cancelButton: "Cancel",
	cancelButtonPrompt: "Cancel prompt",
	listViewTemplate: {
		columns: [
			{name: 'Description', field: 'description', title: "Description", type: 'WikiText'},
			{name: 'Option', field: 'option', title: "Option", type: 'String'},
			{name: 'Name', field: 'name', title: "Name", type: 'String'}
			],
		rowClasses: [
			{className: 'lowlight', field: 'lowlight'} 
			]}
};

//
// upload functions
//

if (!bidix.upload) bidix.upload = {};

if (!bidix.upload.messages) bidix.upload.messages = {
	//from saving
	invalidFileError: "The original file '%0' does not appear to be a valid TiddlyWiki",
	backupSaved: "Backup saved",
	backupFailed: "Failed to upload backup file",
	rssSaved: "RSS feed uploaded",
	rssFailed: "Failed to upload RSS feed file",
	emptySaved: "Empty template uploaded",
	emptyFailed: "Failed to upload empty template file",
	mainSaved: "Main TiddlyWiki file uploaded",
	mainFailed: "Failed to upload main TiddlyWiki file. Your changes have not been saved",
	//specific upload
	loadOriginalHttpPostError: "Can't get original file",
	aboutToSaveOnHttpPost: 'About to upload on %0 ...',
	storePhpNotFound: "The store script '%0' was not found."
};

bidix.upload.uploadChanges = function(onlyIfDirty,tiddlers,storeUrl,toFilename,uploadDir,backupDir,username,password)
{
	var callback = function(status,uploadParams,original,url,xhr) {
		if (!status) {
			displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.loadOriginalHttpPostError);
			return;
		}
		if (bidix.debugMode) 
			alert(original.substr(0,500)+"\n...");
		// Locate the storeArea div's 
		var posDiv = locateStoreArea(original);
		if((posDiv[0] == -1) || (posDiv[1] == -1)) {
			alert(config.messages.invalidFileError.format([localPath]));
			return;
		}
		bidix.upload.uploadRss(uploadParams,original,posDiv);
	};
	
	if(onlyIfDirty && !store.isDirty())
		return;
	clearMessage();
	// save on localdisk ?
	if (document.location.toString().substr(0,4) == "file") {
		var path = document.location.toString();
		var localPath = getLocalPath(path);
		saveChanges();
	}
	// get original
	var uploadParams = new Array(storeUrl,toFilename,uploadDir,backupDir,username,password);
	var originalPath = document.location.toString();
	// If url is a directory : add index.html
	if (originalPath.charAt(originalPath.length-1) == "/")
		originalPath = originalPath + "index.html";
	var dest = config.macros.upload.destFile(storeUrl,toFilename,uploadDir);
	var log = new bidix.UploadLog();
	log.startUpload(storeUrl, dest, uploadDir,  backupDir);
	displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.aboutToSaveOnHttpPost.format([dest]));
	if (bidix.debugMode) 
		alert("about to execute Http - GET on "+originalPath);
	var r = doHttp("GET",originalPath,null,null,username,password,callback,uploadParams,null);
	if (typeof r == "string")
		displayMessage(r);
	return r;
};

bidix.upload.uploadRss = function(uploadParams,original,posDiv) 
{
	var callback = function(status,params,responseText,url,xhr) {
		if(status) {
			var destfile = responseText.substring(responseText.indexOf("destfile:")+9,responseText.indexOf("\n", responseText.indexOf("destfile:")));
			displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.rssSaved,bidix.dirname(url)+'/'+destfile);
			bidix.upload.uploadMain(params[0],params[1],params[2]);
		} else {
			displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.rssFailed);			
		}
	};
	// do uploadRss
	if(config.options.chkGenerateAnRssFeed) {
		var rssPath = uploadParams[1].substr(0,uploadParams[1].lastIndexOf(".")) + ".xml";
		var rssUploadParams = new Array(uploadParams[0],rssPath,uploadParams[2],'',uploadParams[4],uploadParams[5]);
		var rssString = generateRss();
		// no UnicodeToUTF8 conversion needed when location is "file" !!!
		if (document.location.toString().substr(0,4) != "file")
			rssString = convertUnicodeToUTF8(rssString);	
		bidix.upload.httpUpload(rssUploadParams,rssString,callback,Array(uploadParams,original,posDiv));
	} else {
		bidix.upload.uploadMain(uploadParams,original,posDiv);
	}
};

bidix.upload.uploadMain = function(uploadParams,original,posDiv) 
{
	var callback = function(status,params,responseText,url,xhr) {
		var log = new bidix.UploadLog();
		if(status) {
			// if backupDir specified
			if ((params[3]) && (responseText.indexOf("backupfile:") > -1))  {
				var backupfile = responseText.substring(responseText.indexOf("backupfile:")+11,responseText.indexOf("\n", responseText.indexOf("backupfile:")));
				displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.backupSaved,bidix.dirname(url)+'/'+backupfile);
			}
			var destfile = responseText.substring(responseText.indexOf("destfile:")+9,responseText.indexOf("\n", responseText.indexOf("destfile:")));
			displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.mainSaved,bidix.dirname(url)+'/'+destfile);
			store.setDirty(false);
			log.endUpload("ok");
		} else {
			alert(bidix.upload.messages.mainFailed);
			displayMessage(bidix.upload.messages.mainFailed);
			log.endUpload("failed");			
		}
	};
	// do uploadMain
	var revised = bidix.upload.updateOriginal(original,posDiv);
	bidix.upload.httpUpload(uploadParams,revised,callback,uploadParams);
};

bidix.upload.httpUpload = function(uploadParams,data,callback,params)
{
	var localCallback = function(status,params,responseText,url,xhr) {
		url = (url.indexOf("nocache=") < 0 ? url : url.substring(0,url.indexOf("nocache=")-1));
		if (xhr.status == 404)
			alert(bidix.upload.messages.storePhpNotFound.format([url]));
		if ((bidix.debugMode) || (responseText.indexOf("Debug mode") >= 0 )) {
			alert(responseText);
			if (responseText.indexOf("Debug mode") >= 0 )
				responseText = responseText.substring(responseText.indexOf("\n\n")+2);
		} else if (responseText.charAt(0) != '0') 
			alert(responseText);
		if (responseText.charAt(0) != '0')
			status = null;
		callback(status,params,responseText,url,xhr);
	};
	// do httpUpload
	var boundary = "---------------------------"+"AaB03x";	
	var uploadFormName = "UploadPlugin";
	// compose headers data
	var sheader = "";
	sheader += "--" + boundary + "\r\nContent-disposition: form-data; name=\"";
	sheader += uploadFormName +"\"\r\n\r\n";
	sheader += "backupDir="+uploadParams[3] +
				";user=" + uploadParams[4] +
				";password=" + uploadParams[5] +
				";uploaddir=" + uploadParams[2];
	if (bidix.debugMode)
		sheader += ";debug=1";
	sheader += ";;\r\n"; 
	sheader += "\r\n" + "--" + boundary + "\r\n";
	sheader += "Content-disposition: form-data; name=\"userfile\"; filename=\""+uploadParams[1]+"\"\r\n";
	sheader += "Content-Type: text/html;charset=UTF-8" + "\r\n";
	sheader += "Content-Length: " + data.length + "\r\n\r\n";
	// compose trailer data
	var strailer = new String();
	strailer = "\r\n--" + boundary + "--\r\n";
	data = sheader + data + strailer;
	if (bidix.debugMode) alert("about to execute Http - POST on "+uploadParams[0]+"\n with \n"+data.substr(0,500)+ " ... ");
	var r = doHttp("POST",uploadParams[0],data,"multipart/form-data; ;charset=UTF-8; boundary="+boundary,uploadParams[4],uploadParams[5],localCallback,params,null);
	if (typeof r == "string")
		displayMessage(r);
	return r;
};

// same as Saving's updateOriginal but without convertUnicodeToUTF8 calls
bidix.upload.updateOriginal = function(original, posDiv)
{
	if (!posDiv)
		posDiv = locateStoreArea(original);
	if((posDiv[0] == -1) || (posDiv[1] == -1)) {
		alert(config.messages.invalidFileError.format([localPath]));
		return;
	}
	var revised = original.substr(0,posDiv[0] + startSaveArea.length) + "\n" +
				store.allTiddlersAsHtml() + "\n" +
				original.substr(posDiv[1]);
	var newSiteTitle = getPageTitle().htmlEncode();
	revised = revised.replaceChunk("<title"+">","</title"+">"," " + newSiteTitle + " ");
	revised = updateMarkupBlock(revised,"PRE-HEAD","MarkupPreHead");
	revised = updateMarkupBlock(revised,"POST-HEAD","MarkupPostHead");
	revised = updateMarkupBlock(revised,"PRE-BODY","MarkupPreBody");
	revised = updateMarkupBlock(revised,"POST-SCRIPT","MarkupPostBody");
	return revised;
};

//
// UploadLog
// 
// config.options.chkUploadLog :
//		false : no logging
//		true : logging
// config.options.txtUploadLogMaxLine :
//		-1 : no limit
//      0 :  no Log lines but UploadLog is still in place
//		n :  the last n lines are only kept
//		NaN : no limit (-1)

bidix.UploadLog = function() {
	if (!config.options.chkUploadLog) 
		return; // this.tiddler = null
	this.tiddler = store.getTiddler("UploadLog");
	if (!this.tiddler) {
		this.tiddler = new Tiddler();
		this.tiddler.title = "UploadLog";
		this.tiddler.text = "| !date | !user | !location | !storeUrl | !uploadDir | !toFilename | !backupdir | !origin |";
		this.tiddler.created = new Date();
		this.tiddler.modifier = config.options.txtUserName;
		this.tiddler.modified = new Date();
		store.addTiddler(this.tiddler);
	}
	return this;
};

bidix.UploadLog.prototype.addText = function(text) {
	if (!this.tiddler)
		return;
	// retrieve maxLine when we need it
	var maxLine = parseInt(config.options.txtUploadLogMaxLine,10);
	if (isNaN(maxLine))
		maxLine = -1;
	// add text
	if (maxLine != 0) 
		this.tiddler.text = this.tiddler.text + text;
	// Trunck to maxLine
	if (maxLine >= 0) {
		var textArray = this.tiddler.text.split('\n');
		if (textArray.length > maxLine + 1)
			textArray.splice(1,textArray.length-1-maxLine);
			this.tiddler.text = textArray.join('\n');		
	}
	// update tiddler fields
	this.tiddler.modifier = config.options.txtUserName;
	this.tiddler.modified = new Date();
	store.addTiddler(this.tiddler);
	// refresh and notifiy for immediate update
	story.refreshTiddler(this.tiddler.title);
	store.notify(this.tiddler.title, true);
};

bidix.UploadLog.prototype.startUpload = function(storeUrl, toFilename, uploadDir,  backupDir) {
	if (!this.tiddler)
		return;
	var now = new Date();
	var text = "\n| ";
	var filename = bidix.basename(document.location.toString());
	if (!filename) filename = '/';
	text += now.formatString("0DD/0MM/YYYY 0hh:0mm:0ss") +" | ";
	text += config.options.txtUserName + " | ";
	text += "[["+filename+"|"+location + "]] |";
	text += " [[" + bidix.basename(storeUrl) + "|" + storeUrl + "]] | ";
	text += uploadDir + " | ";
	text += "[[" + bidix.basename(toFilename) + " | " +toFilename + "]] | ";
	text += backupDir + " |";
	this.addText(text);
};

bidix.UploadLog.prototype.endUpload = function(status) {
	if (!this.tiddler)
		return;
	this.addText(" "+status+" |");
};

//
// Utilities
// 

bidix.checkPlugin = function(plugin, major, minor, revision) {
	var ext = version.extensions[plugin];
	if (!
		(ext  && 
			((ext.major > major) || 
			((ext.major == major) && (ext.minor > minor))  ||
			((ext.major == major) && (ext.minor == minor) && (ext.revision >= revision))))) {
			// write error in PluginManager
			if (pluginInfo)
				pluginInfo.log.push("Requires " + plugin + " " + major + "." + minor + "." + revision);
			eval(plugin); // generate an error : "Error: ReferenceError: xxxx is not defined"
	}
};

bidix.dirname = function(filePath) {
	if (!filePath) 
		return;
	var lastpos;
	if ((lastpos = filePath.lastIndexOf("/")) != -1) {
		return filePath.substring(0, lastpos);
	} else {
		return filePath.substring(0, filePath.lastIndexOf("\\"));
	}
};

bidix.basename = function(filePath) {
	if (!filePath) 
		return;
	var lastpos;
	if ((lastpos = filePath.lastIndexOf("#")) != -1) 
		filePath = filePath.substring(0, lastpos);
	if ((lastpos = filePath.lastIndexOf("/")) != -1) {
		return filePath.substring(lastpos + 1);
	} else
		return filePath.substring(filePath.lastIndexOf("\\")+1);
};

bidix.initOption = function(name,value) {
	if (!config.options[name])
		config.options[name] = value;
};

//
// Initializations
//

// require PasswordOptionPlugin 1.0.1 or better
bidix.checkPlugin("PasswordOptionPlugin", 1, 0, 1);

// styleSheet
setStylesheet('.txtUploadStoreUrl, .txtUploadBackupDir, .txtUploadDir {width: 22em;}',"uploadPluginStyles");

//optionsDesc
merge(config.optionsDesc,{
	txtUploadStoreUrl: "Url of the UploadService script (default: store.php)",
	txtUploadFilename: "Filename of the uploaded file (default: in index.html)",
	txtUploadDir: "Relative Directory where to store the file (default: . (downloadService directory))",
	txtUploadBackupDir: "Relative Directory where to backup the file. If empty no backup. (default: ''(empty))",
	txtUploadUserName: "Upload Username",
	pasUploadPassword: "Upload Password",
	chkUploadLog: "do Logging in UploadLog (default: true)",
	txtUploadLogMaxLine: "Maximum of lines in UploadLog (default: 10)"
});

// Options Initializations
bidix.initOption('txtUploadStoreUrl','');
bidix.initOption('txtUploadFilename','');
bidix.initOption('txtUploadDir','');
bidix.initOption('txtUploadBackupDir','');
bidix.initOption('txtUploadUserName','');
bidix.initOption('pasUploadPassword','');
bidix.initOption('chkUploadLog',true);
bidix.initOption('txtUploadLogMaxLine','10');


// Backstage
merge(config.tasks,{
	uploadOptions: {text: "upload", tooltip: "Change UploadOptions and Upload", content: '<<uploadOptions>>'}
});
config.backstageTasks.push("uploadOptions");


//}}}

<!--{{{-->
<div class='toolbar' macro='toolbar [[ToolbarCommands::ViewToolbar]]'></div>
<span macro="tiddler ReplaceDoubleClick with: alt click"></span></span>
<div class='title' macro='view title'></div>
<div class='viewer' macro='view text wikified'></div>
<!--}}}-->

<<tiddler HideTiddlerTags>>{{small smallform{
<html><a href='Sambahsa-English-2017.html' class='link' download><u>Download the dictionary for offline</u></a><form style='display:inline;white-space:nowrap;' onsubmit='this.pavysisku.click();return false;'>
<table><tr><td style='width:33%;font-size:1.4em;'>
<span id='nomesearch'>search for «</span> <input id='formulariopesquisa' name=pattern value='' title='o lukin' autofocus>
<input id='botaook' type=button name=pavysisku value='» go !' onclick="
var f=this.form;
var target=f.nextSibling; removeChildren(target);
var arrRestStr=[];
var outa=[];
var outb=[];
var outc=[];
var outd=[];
var oute=[];
var Couta=[];
var Coutb=[];
var Coutc=[];
var Coutd=[];
var Coute=[];
var zil=[];
var tempa;
var tempb='';
var tempc;
var tempd;
var tempe;
var tb='[^\t]*?\t[^\t]*?\t';
var fpvd;
var zi='@@background-color:#7FFF00;$1@@';
var sle='>|>|@@margin-top:0px;padding-left:0.5em;padding-right:0.5em;font-size:1em;float:right;font-weight:normal;border:1px solid #393939;margin-top:-1px;color:#fff;background:#db4;display:block;//[[';
var slewhite='>|>|@@margin-top:0px;padding-left:0.5em;padding-right:0.5em;font-size:1em;float:right;font-weight:normal;border:1px solid #222;margin-top:-1px;color:#fff;background:#999;display:block;//[[';
Array.prototype.diff = function(a) {
    return this.filter(function(i) {return !(a.indexOf(i) > -1);});
};

var tids=store.getTaggedTiddlers('dic');
fpv = f.pattern.value.toLowerCase();
fpvd=fpv;
if(fpv.length == 0) return;
for (var t=0; t<tids.length; t++) {

	arrRestStr=store.getTiddlerText(tids[t].title,'').split('\n');
//precise
	tempa=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+fpv+'\t','i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempa);
	//tempb=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+'(|[^\t]*?[;\.\042])'+fpv+'[!;\.\042\t]','i')));
	//arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempb);
	tempc=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+'(|[^\t]*?[;\.\042, ])'+fpv+'[!;\.\042, \t]','i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempc);
	if (tempa.length+tempb.length+tempc.length>0) outa = outa.concat([sle+tids[t].title+']]//@@']);
	zil = zil.concat(tempa.slice(0,30)).concat(tempc.slice(0,30)).map(function(somet){return somet.replace(new RegExp('('+fpv+')', 'gi'),zi);});
        outa = outa.concat(zil); zil=[];
//now vague
	tempd=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+'(|[^\t]*?[;\.\042, ])'+fpv,'i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempd);
	tempe=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+'(|[^\t]*?)'+fpv,'i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempe);
	if (tempd.length+tempe.length>0) outd = outd.concat([slewhite+tids[t].title+']]//@@']);
	zil = zil.concat(tempd.slice(0,30)).concat(tempe.slice(0,30)).map(function(somet){return somet.replace(new RegExp('('+fpv+')', 'gi'),zi);});
        outd = outd.concat(zil); zil=[];
//Cout precise
	tempa=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+tb+fpv+'([!;\.\042\t,]|$)','i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempa);
	//tempb=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+tb+'(|[^\t]*?[;\.\042])'+fpv+'([!;\.\042\t]|$)','i')));
	//arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempb);
	tempc=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+tb+'(|[^\t]*?[;\.\042, ])'+fpv+'([!;\.\042, \t]|$)','i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempc);
	if (tempa.length+tempb.length+tempc.length>0) Couta = Couta.concat([sle+tids[t].title+']]//@@']);
	zil = zil.concat(tempa.slice(0,30)).concat(tempc.slice(0,30)).map(function(somet){return somet.replace(new RegExp('('+fpv+')', 'gi'),zi);});
        Couta = Couta.concat(zil); zil=[];
//now vague
	tempd=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+tb+'(|[^\t]*?[;\.\042, ])'+fpv+'([!;\.\042, \t]|$)','i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempd);
	tempe=arrRestStr.filter(/./.test.bind(new RegExp('^'+tb+'(|[^\t]*?)'+fpv,'i')));
	arrRestStr = arrRestStr.diff(tempe);
	if (tempd.length+tempe.length>0) Coutd = Coutd.concat([slewhite+tids[t].title+']]//@@']);
	zil = zil.concat(tempd.slice(0,30)).concat(tempe.slice(0,30)).map(function(somet){return somet.replace(new RegExp('('+fpv+')', 'gi'),zi);});
        Coutd = Coutd.concat(zil); zil=[];
	//Coute = Coute.concat(tempe.slice(0,30));
}
//concat all arrays, reformat to tw-table formatting
if (outa.length>0) outa = ['>\t>\t!in source words:'].concat(outa);
if (Couta.length>0) Couta = ['>\t>\t!in translation:'].concat(Couta);
if (outa.length+Couta.length>0) outa = ['>\t>\t!PRECISE SEARCH'].concat(outa);

//vague search output
if (outd.length>0) outd = ['>\t>\tbackground-color:#999;!in source words:'].concat(outd);
if (Coutd.length>0) Coutd = ['>\t>\tbackground-color:#999;!in translation:'].concat(Coutd);
if (outd.length+Coutd.length>0) outd = ['>\t>\tbackground-color:#999;!SEQUENCE SEARCH'].concat(outd);
tids = outa.concat(Couta).concat(outd).concat(Coutd).join('\n').replace(/(^|\t|$)/img,'|');

//output this fucking string!
if (tids.length>3) wikify(tids,target);
"></td></tr></table></form><div></div></html>
}}}

config.messages.backstage.open.text="";
config.messages.backstage.close.text="";
config.options.chkShowRightSidebar=false;
config.options.txtToggleRightSideBarLabelShow="jbobau";
config.options.txtToggleRightSideBarLabelHide="jbobau";
config.options.chkSinglePageMode=true;
config.options.chkSinglePagePermalink=true;
config.options.chkDisableWikiLinks=true;
//{{{ 
// hacky solution to avoid scrolling header out of view 
window.ensureVisible = function(e) {return false} 

//}}}