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]]

{{{
à la	>	à la 
AAA dienchi	>	triple-A battery   
ab	>	by (agent; can turn to “af” before “h”); ab- (verbal prefix) = away, off 
aba	>	homespun (sb ) 
abad	>	eternity ( sb) 
abadic	>	eternal ( adj) 
abainc	>	aven (sinkhole)   
abalone	>	(haliotis ) = abalone 
abalorio	>	small glassware 
abandon	>	abandon (sb & vtr) 
abattis	>	abatis, abattis, abbattis   
abbassi	>	abbassid (adj & sb) 
abbat	>	abbot
abbatia	>	abbey 
abbrehg	>	to get out (vulg. !)
abdeh	>	remove ( vtr ) (to set aside); abdeh y ud x = to rid x of y 
abdeih	>	wean (vtr) 
abdeil	>	department (sb) (store; section) 
abdekhschat	>	to frighten / scare away 
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 ) 
abgwak	>	to burn off in excess   
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)
ablation	>	ablation   
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 
abord	>	on board (of)   (adv. & prep)
abordage	>	boarding (of a vessel, sb) 
aborde	>	to board (a vessel) 
aborigine	>	aborigine
abortion	>	abortion (sb) 
aborto	>	little runt (sb) 
Abou Rhurayb	>	Abu Ghraib
Abou Simbel	>	Abu Simbel   
abpersne	>	to take to one's heels
Abraham	>	Abraham (npr) 
abrasion	>	abrasion   
abrupt	>	abrupt (adj; fig.) 
Abruzzi	>	( sing) = Abruzzo (mountain ) 
Abruzzo	>	Abruzzo ( region) 
absect rujiow	>	sawed-off shotgun ( sb) 
absent	>	absent (adj) 
absenteisme	>	absenteeism   
absinth	>	wormwood ( sb) 
absleub	>	to slip away (vint) 
absmeu	>	to drain (vtr/vint)   (vtr/vint)
absolutisme	>	absolutism   
absolutisme	>	absolutism   
absorb	>	to absorb (vtr)   
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) 
abtrigherbornek	>	trigger guard   
abundant	>	abounding (adj) 
abunde	>	to abound 
abuse	>	to abuse (vtr)   
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) 
accolade	>	brace { }   
accommodant	>	accommodating (adj) 
accompagnement	>	accompaniment (music)
accompliht	>	completed (adj) 
accorde	>	accord (sb & vtr)
accordeon	>	accordeon
accoste	>	to dock at 
accosteloc	>	berth (moorings)   
accredite	>	to accredit
acculturation	>	acculturation
accurat	>	neat (adj) (well done) 
accusation	>	accusation (sb) 
accuse	>	accuse (vtr) 
Acerbas	>	Acerbas (npr)
acete	>	vinegar (sb) 
acetylcholine	>	acetylcholine   
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)
actiacompagnie	>	Incorporated (company)   (a.c.)
actiasmyehria	>	shareholding
action	>	action
actionnaire	>	shareholder
activa	>	assets (splu) (accounting) 
active substance	>	active ingredient (medicine)   
active substance	>	active ingredient
activitat	>	activity (sb) 
actor	>	actor (sb) 
actoria	>	cast (of actors)   
actrice	>	actress (sb) 
actualitat	>	news ( splu) 
actuarial science	>	actuarial science   
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) 
adapte	>	to adapt (vtr)   
adaptive optique	>	adaptive optics
adaptive radiation	>	adaptive evolution   
adarb	>	barricade (sb; parapet between two towers) 
adarissa	>	idrisid   
adark	>	scum of reed (sb) 
adarle	>	poppy (sb) 
adawa	>	enmity (sb ) 
adbehr	>	to make an offering of (vtr) 
addeih	>	to add (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 
adhesionsproceddure	>	adhesion procedure   
adib	>	literate (adj) 
adic	>	usual (adj) 
Adieu	>	Farewell (interjection) 
adil	>	right (adj) (righteousness)
adjudant-chef	>	chief warrant officer 
adjudication	>	awarding (sb) 
adjust	>	to adjust 
adjustable seizer	>	adjustable wrench (USA, Canada), adjustable spanner (UK, and most other English-speaking countries)   
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) 
adresse bar	>	addresse bar   
adresseit	>	addressee (sb) 
adriug	>	lazy ( adj ) 
adskweis	>	common hawthorn 
adstrehm	>	to rush/flood   
adstrohm	>	rush/flood (sb)   (sb & prev os "adstrehm"
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) 
adwar	>	dowery 
adyuneg	>	to place side by side
adyuneg	>	add (vtr)
aegid	>	aegis (sb) 
aend	>	duck (sb) 
Aeneas	>	Aeneas (npr) 
Aeneis	>	Aeneid (sb) 
aerobic	>	aerobic   
aerodrom	>	aerodrome (sb)
aeronautic	>	aeronautic
aerosol	>	aerosol   (chemia)
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
affinitat	>	affinity   
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) 
agilitat	>	agility   
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 ) 
agnosticisme	>	agnosticism   
agonia	>	agony ( sb ) 
agonise	>	to be dying 
agor	>	household ( sb) 
agos	>	bad action, going-ons 
agraf	>	safety pin ( sb ) 
agree	>	to accept, approve, agree 
agrement	>	approval, consent   
agrent	>	farmer (sb); agricultural (adj) 
agriculture	>	agriculture (sb)
Agrigento	>	Agrigento   
agriverslyn	>	agribusiness 
agrochemical	>	agrochemical   
agroforesterie	>	agroforestry
agronom	>	agronomist
agronomia	>	agronomy
agros	>	cultivated countryside
agrotoxic	>	agrotoxin   
agrue	>	to scour the countryside
Agulhas	>	Agulhas   (nam uns rass ye id sud os Africa
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 
air-conditionen unitat	>	air conditioning unit   
aircrobatia	>	(sing) = aerobatics ( splu ) 
airdruna	>	air current (sb) 
airise	>	air (vtr) 
airise	>	( -t/-n ) = airy ( adj) 
airlotse	>	air controller   
airmarcoten	>	air-layering   
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)
aiwoboli	>	evergreen   
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
Akest	>	Acastus   
Akharnay	>	Acharnai (npr) 
akhat	>	agate (sb) 
Akhilleus	>	Achilles (npr) 
akhir	>	latest, last (adj ) ( recent) 
Akhira	>	the Otherworld 
akhire	>	to postpone 
akkaditum	>	akkadian   
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 ) 
akstrag	>	fish spear (multi-pronged spear)   
akstraum	>	witty (full of humour; adj) 
aktwn	>	twilight ray 
akwn	>	barb, herl (sb) 
al	>	raise, breed (vtr) 
Al-Gaddafi	>	Gaddafi ( npr ) 
al-hamdulillah !	>	thank you God ! 
Al-Khawarizmih	>	Al -Khwarizmi ( npr ) 
Al-Khwarizmi	>	Al-Khwarizmi   
al-Mawsil	>	Mosul
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) 
alat-machine	>	machine tool
alatengjia	>	toolbar
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) 
albarrana (tor)	>	Albarrana tower   
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) 
albumen	>	albumen   
albyo	>	wondrous-shiny world   
alchemia	>	alchemy (sb) 
Alcmene	>	Alcmene ( npr ) 
alcohol	>	alcohol (sb) 
alcoholisme	>	alcoholism
alcoholmeider	>	breathalyzer
ald	>	trough (sb) 
aldehyde	>	aldehyde (sb) 
aldia	>	pirogue (sb) 
Aldus Manutius	>	Aldus Manutius   
aleator music	>	aleatoric music   
aleg	>	to allege, to defend oneself 
alemann	>	alemanni (adj & sub. sing.)
alemannisch	>	alemannic   
Alendyin	>	Aladdin
Aleppo	>	Aleppo
alerte	>	alert (sb & vtr) 
alevi	>	alevi
alevisme	>	alevism
Alexander	>	Alexander 
alexandrin	>	alexandrine   
alfalfa	>	alfalfa ( sb ) 
alfarrabi	>	old book   
algara	>	clash, brush (sb) 
algebra	>	algebra   
algebri	>	algebraic   
Alger	>	Algiers (npr) 
algerese	>	inhabitant of Algiers (adj & sb) 
Algeria	>	Algeria (npr) 
algerian	>	algerian (adj & sb) 
algorithme	>	algorithm
alguasil	>	alguacil   
algv	>	to be awarded (a price = acc.; vtr); to earn (sb) 
Alhazen	>	Alhazen (npr) 
alian	>	wrath (sb) 
aliat	>	Aleut(ian)   
alibi	>	alibi
Alice	>	Alice
Alienor	>	Eleanor   
alim	>	erudite (adj); scientist (sb) 
aliment	>	food (sb) 
alinea	>	paragraph (in a legal text)
alinea-alamat	>	pilcrow   
alineat	>	aligned (adj) (fig.) 
alisia	>	chequer tree (sb) 
aliw	>	silver-gilt (sb) 
alixire	>	elixir (sb) 
aljiss	>	gypsum (sb) 
alkali	>	alkali   
alkalin	>	alkaline   
alkene	>	alkene   
Alkibiades	>	Alicibiades
Alkinoos	>	Alcinous   
alkuba	>	alcove (sb) 
Allah	>	Allah (npr) 
allee	>	alley, aisle
allegence	>	allegiance 
allegorise	>	to allegorize (vtr)   
allele	>	allele   
allergen	>	allergen
allergia	>	allergy
allergic	>	allergic (adj) 
allie	>	to ally 
alligator	>	alligator   
alliteration	>	alliteration   
allodh	>	allocate (vtr) 
allottment	>	allotment
almadraba	>	tunny net 
almanac	>	almanac (sb ) 
almar	>	cupboard, chest (on the wall) 
almentask	>	(school) homework
almujna	>	alms ( sf ) 
almujner	>	chaplain ( sb) 
almujnerie	>	chaplaincy 
alnos	>	completely, wholly 
alokad	>	frolicsmoe, downy 
aloyau	>	striploin (CA), sirloin   
Alpes	>	Alps (npr) 
alphabet	>	alphabet (sb)
alphabetic	>	alphabetic 
Alphayos	>	Alphaeus (Bible, father of James)
Alpheios	>	Alpheus   
alpin	>	alpine (adj & sb)
alpin ski	>	alpine skiing 
als	>	else   
als	>	otherwise, else (adv) 
alsen	>	alder   (correct maynen !)
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) 
aluminium schid	>	aluminium foil   
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) 
amanita	>	amanita   
amanuensis	>	amanuensis   
amar	>	mooring rope (sb) 
amarant	>	amaranth (flower)
amarinia	>	Amharic   
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   
ambassador	>	ambassador (sb) 
ambassadrice	>	(female) ambassador   
ambel	>	varietal   (idafi maynen)
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
ambigenos	>	ambigenous   
ambigu	>	ambiguous ( adj) 
ambigwiv	>	amphibious (adj & sb) 
ambikwehl	>	to bustle about 
ambikwol	>	valet (sb) 
ambiluur	>	stakeout   
ambinter	>	divider   
ambitieus	>	ambitious
ambivalent	>	ambivalent   
ambo	>	all both
Ambrosius	>	Ambrose
ambtos	>	from both sides 
ambulance	>	ambulance (sb) 
ambulant veneg	>	peddler (sb) 
ambulator	>	ambulatory   (medical)
amdani	>	income (sb) 
ame	>	to be(come) attached to (fig.)
amem	>	feed (vtr) 
amendement	>	amendment
America	>	America   
America	>	America (npr) 
American	>	american (adj. & sb) 
American Revolution	>	American Revolution   
amethyst	>	amethyst ( sb) 
amfer	>	bucket ( sb) 
amin	>	reliable (adj) ( person) 
amino acid	>	amno acid   
amirahor	>	master of stables (sm ) 
amirat	>	Emirate (sb) 
amirbar	>	Mayor of the Palace (sb) 
amire	>	amir (sb); Amire im Muaminen = Commander of the Faithful 
amire im muaminen	>	Amir alMu'minin   
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   
ammer	>	command (sb) & to command + acc. of the person 
Ammianus Marcellinus	>	Amianus Marcellinus   
ammonia	>	ammonia (sb) 
ammonium	>	ammonium
Ammurapi	>	Hammurabi (npr) 
amnesia	>	amnesy
amnistia	>	amnesty (sb) 
amnistye	>	amnesty (vtr) 
amor	>	attachment (love, endeavour)
amoral	>	amoral   
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) 
amt	>	tenure   
amtire	>	to be in office
amulett	>	amulet (sb) 
Amur	>	Amur (npr) 
amvon	>	church pulpit (sb) 
amygdala	>	amygdala   
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) 
anadoludan	>	Anatolian   
Anadyomene	>	Anadyomene 
anaeg	>	to use sparingly   
anaerobic	>	aerobic   
anafer	>	blessed bread (sb) 
anaglypt	>	low relief (sb) 
anal	>	anal (adj.)   
analgetic	>	analgesic, painkiller   
analog	>	analogous
analog photographia	>	analog photography   
analogic	>	analog(ue) (adj.)
analogon	>	analogon   
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) 
anapaest	>	anapaest   
anateina	>	(sing.) = goosebumps
anathema	>	anathema
anatomia	>	anatomy   
anatomise	>	to dissect 
Anaxagoras	>	Anaxagoras   
Anaximander	>	Anaximander   
Anchises	>	Anchises
anchoa !	>	not possible ! 
anchova	>	anchovy (sb) 
ancian	>	ancient (fig.) 
anda	>	musk (sb) (gland, perfume) 
andaluth	>	Andalusian
andam	>	lock (vtr) 
andeir	>	firedog, andiron   
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
androgene	>	androgen   
androgyne	>	androgynous   
androgynia	>	androgyny   
android	>	(an) droid ( sb) 
Andromache	>	Andromache   
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 ) 
angina	>	angina   
angiotensine	>	agiotensin   
angkhi	>	khaki ( sb , adj ) 
angkin	>	waist scarf 
angle	>	Angle (Germanic people; adj. & sb)
anglicisant	>	English-speaking (adj. & sb)
angolan	>	angolan   
angst	>	anxiety (sb) 
angule	>	angle (sb) 
angulekaws	>	square bracket [ ]
angver	>	young snake, squib 
angwi	>	eel 
anhaingher	>	trailer (sb) 
animal	>	animal
animal park	>	animal park   
animation	>	animation (dynamic medium in which images or objects appear as moving images; condition of being animate or alive)   
animator	>	group leader (entertainment, vacation ressort)
anime	>	to animate 
animee	>	anime (japanese animation)   
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 
annemraudh	>	pneumatophore   
annex	>	annex(e) (sb); subsidiary (adj)
anniversar	>	anniversary (sb) 
annotation	>	annotation
annular	>	ring finger 
annulation	>	annulation 
annunce	>	announcement
anodin	>	anodyne   
anomalia	>	anomaly
anon	>	food (sb) 
anonymitat	>	anonymity   
anorak	>	anorak (sb) 
anorectic	>	anorectic   (pharmac)
anse	>	handle (eg. of cup) 
Anselm	>	Anselm
ansia	>	bridle, rein (sb) 
ansu	>	ǫ́ss, áss, ás, ásynja (norse mythology, the plurals of these words are: æsir, ásynjur)   (Kay addihes tod maynen do id ja existent werd)
ansu	>	spirit ( sb ) 
ant	>	before, in front of 
antagoniste	>	antagonist   
Antakya	>	Antioch ( npr ) 
antarctic	>	antarctic (adj) 
Antarctid	>	Antarctica ( np ) 
Antayos	>	Antaeus   
antbehr	>	+ acc = do without ( vpr ) 
antecedd	>	antecede (vtr.)   
antenne	>	antenna (sb) 
anter	>	rather ( adv ) 
antgreip	>	hang on ( vint) ( cling ) 
anthere	>	anther   
antheric	>	anthericum (plant; sb) 
Anthony van Dyck	>	Anthony van Dyck (npr) 
anthracite	>	anthracite
anthrax	>	anthrax (disease; sb) 
anthropophag	>	anthropophag
anti	>	opposite (adj, direction) 
anti-septic	>	antiseptic (adj. & sb)
antibiotic	>	antibiotic ( sb , adj) 
antichamber	>	antechamber (sb) 
antichrist	>	antichrist (sb) 
anticipation	>	anticipation
anticlimax	>	punch line (sb, story)
antidepressive	>	antidepressive   
antidote	>	antidote 
antidrogh rehab	>	(& rehabilitation) = drug rehabilitation (sb) 
antigen	>	antigen   
Antigone	>	Antigone (npr) 
Antigonos Doson	>	Antigonus Doson
Antikleia	>	Anticlea   
Antikythera	>	Antikythera (np) 
Antilles	>	West Indies (npr) 
antillian	>	West Indian (adj & sb) 
antilope	>	antelope   
antiokw	>	backside   
antipersonel mine	>	antipersonnel mine
Antiphates	>	Antiphates (npr)
antiphon	>	antiphon   
antiphonarium	>	antiphonary   
antiphrase	>	antiphrasis   
antipode	>	antipode   
antiquar	>	antiquarian (sb) 
antique	>	antique (the object)   
Antiquitat	>	Antiquity (sb) 
antiretroviral	>	antiretroviral
antischemisme	>	antisemitic (adj. & sb)
antisclaveriste	>	opponent of slavery (adj. & sb)
Anton	>	Anthony
antonym	>	antonym   
antplehc	>	develop ( vtr ) 
antreus	>	+ acc. = to count on, rely on 
antreus	>	to rely on 
antro	>	antrum, cave (sb) 
antsalg	>	+ acc. = escape (vtr) 
antsalgvalvule	>	exhaust valve   
antskand	>	rebound (vint) 
antslehnk	>	develop (vint); antslehnkend lands = developping countries
antwehrd	>	answer (vtr & sb)
antwohrd	>	past tense of "antwehrd"
anua	>	old woman 
anun	>	(sing ) = depths ( splu ) 
anus	>	anus   
Anwar as-Sadat	>	Anwar Sadat
anxietat	>	anxiety (sb) 
anxieus	>	worried (adj) 
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) 
apathia	>	apathy   
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) 
aphelium	>	aphelion   
aphorisme	>	aphorism   
Aphrodisias	>	Aphrodisias (npr) 
Aphrodite	>	Aphrodite   
Aphrodite	>	Aphrodite (npr) 
api	>	but, now ( conj ) 
apiculture	>	apiculture, beekeeping   
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) 
apolloni	>	Apollonian   
apologia	>	apology
apoplexia	>	apoplexy   
apos	>	joint ( sb) 
aposcidd	>	ramification/to ramify (vint)   
apostat	>	apostate   
apostatise	>	apostatize   
apostel	>	apostle (sb) 
apotheke	>	pharmacy (sb) 
apotheker	>	pharmacist (sb) 
Appalaches	>	(splu) = Appalachian Mountains (splu)
appalachian	>	Appalachian (adj & sb)
apparat	>	apparatus 
appareih	>	to appear 
apparence	>	appearence   
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
apricot	>	apricot (sb ) 
aprile	>	April (sb) 
aproposs	>	a propos
aproviande	>	refuel (vtr ) 
aps	>	aspen ( sb ) 
apsis	>	apse   
apt	>	fit (adj ) 
apter	>	behind 
apterchasse	>	to pursue, chase   (plais modifiete !)
apterchasse	>	to give chase to 
apterpersne	>	to follow hot on the heels of
aptersok	>	to give chase to   (plais modifiete !)
aptersok	>	pursue (vtr) 
apteschka	>	first aid box
aptosmenos	>	ulterior motive   
Apuleius	>	Apuleius   
aqua	>	water (sb) (element, mineral) 
aquaculture	>	aquaculture   
aquaforte	>	etching (sb) 
aquamarin	>	áquamarine (color)   
aquarelle	>	water colouring (sb.)   
aquarium	>	aquarium   
aquat	>	watery (adj ) 
aqueduct	>	aqueduct (sb) 
Aquen Nepot	>	“Nephew of Waters”, Neptune (Indo-European God) 
aquil	>	merlin (bird) 
aquilin	>	aquiline   
aquitan	>	Aquitanian   
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) 
Arasz'Israel	>	Eretz Israel (npr) 
araszi	>	land (property) 
araszi lwosa	>	land grabbing   
araszireforme	>	land reform
arater	>	ard (plow) 
arbitrager	>	referee, ref   
arbitrair	>	arbitrary ( adj) 
arbust	>	shrub (sb) 
arc	>	arc (sb) 
arc-boutant	>	flying buttress (sb) 
arcade	>	arcade
arcaden leiksall	>	amusement arcade, video arcade   
arcane	>	arcane ( sb) 
arch	>	(& archi-) - = archi -( prefix ) 
arch(i)-	>	arch(i)- (prefixe)   
archae	>	(& archaebacteria ) = archaea (sb) 
archangel	>	archangel   
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 
areis	>	hazelnut (sb) 
arel	>	minor nobleman 
arena	>	arena (sb) 
arendator	>	lessor
arende	>	lease (sb) 
Ares	>	Ares   
arful	>	holly (sb) 
arg	>	brightness (sb) 
argat	>	farm boy (sb) 
argavan	>	lilac (adj, color) 
Argentina	>	Argentina (npr) 
argentine	>	Argentine (adj & sb; pertaining to Argentina) 
arghen	>	small crane for burdens (fr: guindal) 
argikwaun	>	greyhound
argist	>	swiftest (adj; poetry)
argonaut	>	Argonaut (Greek mythology)   
argot	>	argot   
argu	>	shiny (adj) 
argue	>	to argue 
argwrnt	>	silver 
argwrntkovach	>	silversmith ( sb) 
aria	>	aria (sb) 
Ariadne	>	Ariadne ( npr ) 
arianisme	>	arianism   
arid	>	arid ( adj) 
Arikia	>	Aricia   
Ariosto	>	Ariosto ( npr ) 
Aristarkhos	>	Aristarchus ( npr ) 
Aristayos	>	Aristaeus   
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) 
armadillo	>	armadillo   
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) 
aromantic	>	aromantic   
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) 
arriviste	>	social climber   
arrogance	>	arrogance (sb) 
arrondissement	>	arrondissement
arsenal	>	arsenal ( sb ) 
arsenic	>	arsenic (sb) 
arsep	>	hawthorn ( sb ) 
art	>	art (sb ) 
Art-nouveau	>	Art Nouveau   
Artemis	>	Artemis (npr) 
arteriographia	>	arteriography (sb) 
article	>	article (sb) 
articule	>	articulate (vtr) 
artifact	>	artifact (sb) 
artifice	>	artifice
artifice	>	device, trick (sb) 
artillerie	>	artillery
artilleriste	>	artilleryman
artisanat	>	artisanat 
artiste	>	artist
artor	>	ploughman 
artwehrg	>	work of art, artwork   
arua	>	intestine (sb) 
arus	>	wound ( sf ) 
arwr	>	topsoil ( sf ) 
arwrn	>	cereal (sb) 
aryo	>	Bactrian   (bahsa)
aryo	>	aryan
Aryoctenmarche	>	Noble Eightfold Path (Buddhism)
as	>	of the (genitive feminine) 
asadh	>	frank ( adj) ( free) 
asadheihsa	>	manumission, affranchisement   
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 
ascend	>	ascend   
ascension	>	ascent, Ascension Day
ascese	>	asceticism (sb) 
ascete	>	ascetic ( n. , adj) 
asch	>	ash (sb) 
aschabak	>	jet (lignite)   
aschabak	>	jet (lignite)
aschbak	>	ashtray (sb) 
aschencredie	>	Ash Wednesday
Ascherah	>	Asherah   
aschikar	>	plain, obvious ( adj ) 
aschkenasi	>	ashkenazi
aschlad	>	grafting (sb) 
aschladise	>	grafting (sb)   
aschladise	>	to graft 
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	>	serviceman (military)   
askari	>	back-up soldier 
Asklepyos	>	Asklepius ( npr ) 
asli	>	authentic (adj ) ( original ) 
asocial	>	asocial   
asparg	>	asparagus ( sb) 
aspect	>	aspect   
asperg	>	to splash
aspergill	>	aspergillum
aspersorium	>	stoup (religion)
asphalt	>	asphalt (sb) 
asphodel	>	asphodel (sb) 
asphyxia	>	asphyxia (sb) 
asphyxye	>	to asphyxiate (vtr)   
aspida	>	asp viper 
aspire	>	to aspire, suck; (+ datif) = to aspire to 
aspirin	>	aspirin (sb) 
asprese	>	racecourse (sb) 
assahi	>	açaì   
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
associeit	>	associated, partner   
assocye	>	associate (vtr) 
assombreus	>	haunting, astonishing   
assonance	>	assonance
assortie	>	to match something with 
assortiment	>	assortment
assump	>	to assume 
assumption	>	assumption (Mary)   (Maria)
assymmetria	>	assymetry (sb) 
astak	>	lobster (sb ) 
astat	>	astatine (sb) 
aster	>	star (sb) 
asterisk	>	asterisk (sb)
asteroid	>	asteroid   
asteroid	>	asteroid (sb) 
asthma	>	asthma (sb) 
astrec	>	screed   (demped keramide)
astreinte	>	penalty payment
astringence	>	astringency   
astrolog	>	astrologer
astronautique	>	astronautics   
astronom	>	astronomer
astrophysique	>	astrophysics
asulejo	>	tile of glazed earthenware
Aswan	>	Aswan (npr) 
asyle	>	asylum ( sb ) 
at(-alamat)	>	at sign, @   
Atalante	>	Atalanta
Atarneus	>	Atarneus (npr) 
atavia	>	ancestry 
atavic	>	ancestral 
atelier	>	workshop (sb) 
Athanasius	>	Athanasius   
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) 
atoll	>	atoll   
atom	>	atom (sb) 
atomarehg	>	nuclear containment building
atomic pile	>	atomic pile   
atonal music	>	atonality   
ATP	>	ATP   
atrabile	>	black bile
atraf	>	(sing) = surroundings (splu) 
Atreide	>	Atreida   
Atreides	>	Atreides   
atrioventricular fascicule	>	bundle of His   
atroce	>	atrocious (adj) 
atrocitat	>	atrocity, outrage   
atrophia	>	atrophy (sb.)   
atrophiat	>	withered (adj) 
atrophie	>	atrophy (vtr., vintr.)   
atta	>	stepfather 
attache	>	to attach 
attachement	>	attachment   
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   
attitude	>	attitude (sb) 
attract	>	attractiveness (sb ) 
attrag	>	to attract   
attributive adjective	>	attributive adjective
au	>	or ( conj); to be without 
aubergine	>	eggplant ( sb ) 
auburn	>	auburn, reddish-brown   
auction	>	auction (sb) 
auctionaire	>	auctioneer (sb) 
audin	>	mink (sb) 
audio	>	audio 
audiovisual	>	audiovisual
audit	>	audit; audit firma = audit firm
audite	>	to audit   
auditor	>	auditor   (bukhalten)
Audowaker	>	Odoacer
aug	>	to increase   
aug	>	to increase 
augmentet/augmenten realitat	>	augmented reality   
augos	>	strength , power ( sf ) 
augure	>	omen   
Augustus	>	Augustus ( npr ) 
augwedor	>	swelling, rising (of a river; sb) 
aukat	>	mood, frame of mind 
aul	>	(aulice) = pipe; throughfare (sb) 
aula	>	courtyard (sb) 
aulice	>	(street) road   
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) 
aunberd	>	beardless   
auncovehr	>	detect ( vtr ) 
aundamn	>	unscathed   
aundaunet	>	undead (adj & sb) 
aundexia	>	clumsiness (sb) 
aundwoi	>	without doubt 
aunfin	>	endless 
aunfinia	>	endlessness
aunfund cheque	>	bounced check, rubber check, bad check (USA), dud cheque (BR)   
aungrund	>	abyss, gulf 
aungvit	>	imperishable
aunharm	>	harmless 
aunieusia	>	assault & battery; injury 
aunkabel netwehrg	>	wireless network   
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
aunulter	>	unsurpassed ( adj ) 
aunupergumt	>	impassable ( adj ) 
aunviel netwehrg	>	wireless network   
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 
auspuff aul	>	exhaust pipe   
austere	>	austere (adj) 
autah	>	or (else) 
auter... au	>	either .... or ( conj ) 
authentic	>	authentic (adj) 
auti	>	or ... too 
auto	>	(& automobil) = automobile (adj & sb) 
auto mecaniste	>	car mechanic (sb) 
autobiographia	>	autobiography   
autobus	>	(& bus) = bus (sb) 
autodafee	>	bonfire ( sm ) 
autograph	>	autograph (sm ) 
autoimmun	>	autoimmune   
automat	>	automaton (sb) 
automatic	>	automatic (adj) 
autonom	>	autonomous 
autopsia	>	autopsy
autor	>	author (sb) 
autoradio	>	automotive head unit   
autoria	>	authorship   
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) 
aval	>	guarantee (approbation)   
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, damage   
avaria	>	breakdown (ex: motor; sb) 
avenflu	>	avian influenza
aventure	>	adventure (sb) 
aventurer	>	adventurer (sb) 
aventureus	>	adventurous (adj) 
avenue	>	avenue   
Averroes	>	Averroes   
aversion	>	aversion, loathing
avestayi	>	avestan
aviation	>	aviation
aviator	>	aviator   
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 
awmehnach	>	square, uptight, outdated (!, adj., an old-fashioned person or idea)   
awon	>	ladybug (sb ) 
axe	>	axis; axle 
axesmeur	>	dirty oil / grease (from engine, mechanism; sb) 
axetehler	>	bearing (mechanical)   
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 (in religious books)   
aya	>	verse (religion, sb)
ayabise	>	to taint (vtr, fig.)   
ayar	>	scoundrel (sb) 
ayasch	>	lively (adj) 
ayatollah	>	ayatollah
Ayaya	>	Aeaea   (Kirkas insule)
aydh	>	to burn 
aydh	>	hearth, fireplace 
aydokw	>	black-skinned (adj. & sm) 
aydokwensclaver	>	negro slave driver
Aydokwia	>	Black Africa
aydsmo	>	wood (for heating) 
aydwo	>	(H)aedui   
Ayel	>	Aeolus   
Ayetes	>	Aeëtes   
ayg	>	goat (sb) 
aygfel	>	honeysuckle (sb) 
Ayghen	>	Aegina
Ayghest	>	Acestes
Aygheus	>	Aegeus (npr) 
Ayghisth	>	Aegisthus   
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) 
Aysep	>	Aesop   
aysgwn	>	mar (vtr) 
Ayson	>	Aeson   
aytan	>	mournfulness 
aythiop	>	Ethiopian ( sm , adj ) 
Aythiopia	>	Ethiopia ( npr ) 
Aythra	>	Aethra   
ayu	>	vital force (sf ) 
ayuleus	>	become invalid (vint); invalid ( adj ) 
azab	>	punishment, doom 
azan	>	call to prayer 
azimut	>	azimuth   
aziyat	>	torment 
Azores	>	Azores
azur	>	azure (adj, sb) 
azwl	>	to get impeached; impeachment 
azwleih	>	to impeach 
B-H	>	(busthalter) = bra
baan	>	slat (sb) 
baanji	>	scale (for weighing) (sb) 
Baath	>	Ba'ath
Baathia	>	Ba'athism
bab	>	broad bean 
baba	>	Grandma ( sb ) 
babaca	>	asshole (in the sense of a person who does things like: mistreating an employee, telling machiste jokes, betraying his / her partner with a lover, etc.)   (Plais, Olivier, addeih un explication in id FRanceois tarjem kay anghens suawoident quod tod werd druve-ye maynt)
babusch	>	slipper (sb) 
baby	>	baby (sb) 
Babylon	>	Babylon ( npr ) 
bacbord	>	port side (of a vessel) 
bach	>	shepherd (sb) 
bachimien	>	from all sides 
bacillus	>	bacillus   
back-end	>	back end   (software)
backa	>	rump ( sb) 
backal	>	grocer (sb ) 
backalia	>	grocery   
backslasch	>	backslash   
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.) 
badam	>	almond-tree   
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) 
baghette	>	baguette   
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)
bahsa	>	language (sb) 
bai	>	bay (sb) (Geo ) 
Baikal	>	Baykal (npr) 
bain-marie	>	bain-marie   
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
balancin	>	rocker-arm   
balbal	>	mumble, jabbeer, lisp (sb & vtr) 
balbat	>	to gurgle 
balbel	>	chat (sb & vint) 
balcon	>	balcony   
balcon	>	balcony (sb) 
baldaquin	>	baldachin, canopy (sb) 
Balear	>	Balearic   (Balear insules/Balears)
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
Balkh	>	Bactria   
ball	>	ball ( sb) 
ballett	>	ballet ( sm ) 
ballista	>	ballista (sf) 
ballistique	>	ballistics   
ballon	>	balloon (sb) 
ballpisk	>	pufferfish, puffers, balloonfish, blowfish, blowies, bubblefish, globefish, swellfish, toadfish, toadies, honey toads, sugar toads, and sea squab   
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) 
bandewure	>	bandwidth   
bandit	>	bandit   
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) 
Barakaten Hilal	>	Fertile Crescent   
baraonda	>	crowd, throng 
barbadian	>	Barbadian (adj & sb) 
Barbados	>	Barbados (npr) 
barbakan	>	barbican ( sb) 
barbar	>	Barbarian (adj & sb) 
barbaria	>	barbarism   
Barbarossa	>	Barbarossa
barbat	>	bearded ( adj) 
barber	>	hairdresser, barber (sb) 
barbette	>	barbette (gun emplacement)   
barbeus	>	grim (adj) 
barbith	>	string instrument (sb) 
barbithbrigv	>	bridge (of a guitar)  
barbithbrigvseddel	>	saddle (of a guitar)   
barbithseddel	>	nut (of a guitar)   
barbule	>	barbule (feather)   
barbun	>	barbel (sb; fish) 
barbut	>	bearded (adj) 
barcasse	>	launch (boat)   
barcode	>	barcode   
barcodeskweiter	>	barcode reader   
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   
baronesse	>	baroness (sb) 
barricade	>	barricade (sb & vtr)
barrier	>	barrier (sb) 
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) 
baschascha	>	cheerful; smiling 
baschmak	>	cloth pad (sb) 
baschtin	>	(home) soil 
base	>	base, basis ( sb) ( including arithmetics) 
base ligne	>	baseline   
baseball	>	baseball
basi	>	cotton gray good (sb) 
basiar	>	fowler ( sb) 
basilic	>	basilica (sb) 
basiliskos	>	basilisk ( sm) (monster) 
Basilius	>	Basil   
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) 
bathyscaphe	>	bathyscaphe   
batik	>	batik
batiste	>	batiste   
batrac	>	frog ( sb ) 
batterie	>	battery (artillery)   
batterie	>	battery ( sb; electricity; arms) 
batterie-charger	>	battery charger   
bau	>	to bark 
baub	>	to roar 
Baubend Quargimtias	>	Roaring Forties   
bauk	>	stove ( furnace; sm); bake (vtr) 
baul	>	(& baula) = bat ( sb) 
baung	>	mushroom   (kay correge tod entrat)
baung	>	fungus (sb) 
baur	>	drill ( vtr ) 
baurd	>	board (sb ) 
baurmen	>	opening, hole (sb) 
baurnt	>	drilling, boring 
baut	>	boot (sb) 
bautin	>	ankle boot (sb) 
bautlinger	>	toady, sycophant, apple-polisher, bootlicker, brown-nose, brown-noser, ass-kisser   
bauxite	>	bauxite   
bava	>	dribble, slobber 
bave	>	drool   
bavette	>	bib   
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 ) 
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
bayle	>	bailey, ward (castle)   
bayna	>	among (prep) 
bayonette	>	bayonet ( sb) 
bayram	>	festivity (sb) 
bays	>	(maid)servant, servant(girl) 
baysa	>	fear (sb) 
bayt	>	byte   
baytel	>	home, residence; to have one's home in 
bayul	>	bailiff (sb) 
bazouka	>	bazooka   
bazu	>	blouse (sb) 
bazzaz	>	draper (sb) 
beangst	>	cause anxiety to (vtr) 
beauteit	>	beauty (sb) 
beauteit salon	>	beauty salon, beauty parlor, beauty parlour, beauty shop   
beauteitstable	>	dressing table 
Bebryce	>	Bebryce   
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) 
bedouin	>	bedouin   
bedreugh	>	to play tricks on
bedrohnct	>	(& bedrohnken) = tipsy (adj) 
bedwoi	>	(+ acc.) = to doubt, to question
bedyehrc	>	(+ acc.) = to notice, realize 
Beerscheva	>	Beersheba   
befarm	>	to farm (lease)
befehkht	>	to wear oneself out doing 
beflag	>	to deck with flags   (decore med flags)
befolk	>	to populate (vtr) 
befrect	>	to charter 
begehn	>	to initiate (begin)   (vtr)
begeir	>	shop around ( vtr ) 
beghin	>	beguine ( sb) 
beghis	>	(& beghs) = deprived of 
beghsadab	>	ill-mannered 
beghsadab	>	rude (adj) 
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) 
behayi	>	naughty (erotic sense)  
behd	>	propose to, bid (vtr) 
behder	>	tenderer, bidder (sb)
beheme	>	   to be haunted/inhabited by
behlgh	>	to make a bulge, to be bulging 
behnd	>	to bind (vtr)   
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	>	cliff   
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) 
beirst	>	(at) best   (adv., superlat.)
Beirut	>	Beirut (npr) 
bekabel	>	to cable (vtr)
bekalch	>	to lime (vtr) 
bekeip	>	to be/give the picture of (vtr)
beklad	>	to load (a recipient)   (acc. = poder)
bekmehen	>	to exhaust, wear out (vtr) 
bekmess	>	grape concentrated must (sb) 
belagher	>	besiege (vtr) 
belaghern	>	siege (vtr)
belajye	>	wisp o' lantern ( sb) 
belander	>	   (pejorative werd pro blankcuit anghen)
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 ) 
bell arts	>	fine art   
belladonna	>	belladonna
Belle-Epoque	>	Belle Epoque   
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) 
bemeid	>	to take the measurements of   
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) 
benedictin	>	Benedictine   
benefice	>	benefice (church)   
benefice	>	earnings, benefit (sb) (trade) 
Benghazi	>	Benghazi
bengu	>	thick, bushy 
benigno tumor	>	benign tumor   
benjamin	>	benjamin, youngest (adj, sm & npr ; age ) 
benk	>	bench (sb) 
bensin	>	gasoline (sb) (as opposed to diesel) 
bent	>	girl
bentoo	>	packed lunch (sb) 
Benwe	>	Benue   (fluv os Nigeria)
bepaygh	>	to assume (a cost)   
bepehnd	>	to balance, weight (vtr)
bepeiper	>	to pepper (vtr)
bepelp	>	to panel (vtr) 
bepeulver	>	to powder (vtr) 
bepfehrst- sien ghabel	>	finger-job, fingering   
bepollen	>	pollination; to pollinate   
beprabh	>	+ acc. = give reason 
beprient	>	befriend (vtr) 
bequader	>	to frame (vtr)
ber	>	berry (sb) (fruit) 
berberis	>	barberry (sb) 
berd	>	beard (sb) 
berdvisch	>	shaving brush 
berect	>	entitled (adj. & sb.)   
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) 
bermuda (schorts)	>	bermuda shorts   
berngal	>	object of amber 
berst	>	hogweed (sb) 
berstuk	>	fescue (sb) 
bert	>	bright   
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 ) 
beseh	>	to sow/seed (a field)   
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	>	to determine (vtr)   
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
betaysface	>	butterface (!)   
Bethania	>	Bethany
Bethlehem	>	Bethlehem ( npr )
Bethpage	>	Bethphage 
Bethsayda	>	Bethsaida
betolk	>	to address (an issue)   
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)
beungi	>	bungee jumping   
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) 
beuy	>	graft    
bevid	>	+ acc. ( bevìd ) = to show 
bewaldh	>	manage ( vtr ) (a problem) 
bewehgh	>	move (vtr ) 
bewehkwen	>	provision, proviso (sb) 
beweik	>	to accomodate (vtr)   
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) 
bi	>	next to (with some definite articles: bei, bay, bil, bim; see Grammar) 
bi-sabab	>	+ genitive = because of 
biadet	>	usually (adv ) 
biais	>	bias   
biaur	>	ugly ( adj ) 
biaur	>	( sing.) = pangs ( splu ) 
bibelot	>	trinket (sb) 
biber	>	beaver ( sb ) 
Bible	>	Bible ( sb) 
biblic	>	biblical   
bibliographia	>	bibliography (sb) 
bibliophil	>	bibliophile   
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 
bidet	>	bidet   
bidno	>	slit ( sb ) 
biduar	>	esker (sb) 
bied	>	raceway, pond, reach 
bieda	>	misfortune, unhappiness 
biedan	>	unhappy (adj ) 
bielbel	>	past tense of “balbel” 
bielle	>	connecting rod   
bielle motoraxekunda	>	crankpin, crank journal   
bienki	>	chamber pot (sb) 
biennale	>	biennale   (sub.)
biest	>	beast ( sb) 
biet	>	past tense of “bat” 
bieu	>	past tense of “bau” 
bieub	>	past tense of “baub” 
bieuc	>	kiss (vtr ) 
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 
bifocal	>	bifocal   
Big Bang	>	Big Bang 
big-data	>	big data   
biga	>	biga (chariot)   
bigot	>	over-devout; religious bigot   
bih	>	to become 
bih- baygat	>	make a fortune   
bihakkillah	>	for God's/Heaven's sake !
bikini	>	bikini   
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) 
biliar duct	>	bile duct   
biliard	>	snooker (sb)
bilingual	>	bilingual   
bilinguisme	>	bilingualism 
bilirubin	>	bilirubin   
bilkull	>	extremely
billbord	>	billboard   
billeterie	>	box office, ticket office   (Bo id local ed id quantitat om denars daken ab determinen film)
billette	>	billet, bar stock, blank, slug   
bina	>	building (house, place, sb) 
binar	>	binary (adj ) 
binar deilen	>	fission (biology)   
binayi	>	real estate (adj.)   (adjective)
bindell	>	wisp (sb) 
bingo	>	bingo (game of chance)   
binisbat	>	compared to 
binisch	>	shower dress (sb) 
binomial	>	binomial
biocoenose	>	biocoenosis   
biodiversitat	>	biodiversity (sb) 
biofiull	>	biofuel (sb) 
biologia	>	biology (sb) 
biomasse	>	biomass
biome	>	biome   
biometria	>	biometrics
biopsie	>	biopsis   
biotechnologia	>	biotechnology (sb) 
biotope	>	biotope   
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) 
bissectrice	>	angle bisector   
bisser	>	glass bead 
bistah	>	to assist, help   
bistar	>	bedding ( sb) 
bistone	>	Bistone   
bistre	>	bistre
biswehd	>	get used to ( vpr ) 
bit ratio	>	bit rate   
bitter	>	bitter (adj) 
biuc	>	past tense of “bieuc” 
bivuack	>	bivouac (smb) 
biya	>	cowry money   
bizarre	>	bizarre (adj) 
bla bla bla	>	yada (talking)   
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 ) 
blander	>	liquidiser (in British English), blender   
blank	>	blank (adj) 
blank stiche	>	blank verse   
blankrewos	>	blank space   
blanquet	>	blanket (sb) 
blase	>	to make blasé
blasphem	>	blasphemous
blaspheme	>	blaspheme (vtr) 
blasphemie	>	blasphemy ( sb) 
blaych	>	bleach (vtr ); blaych(-lowga)
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) 
bleigostor	>	gas burner (oil)   (naft)
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) 
blindos	>	blind man's buff   
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
blouprint	>	blueprint (drawing)   
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) 
bneyisrael	>	israelite   
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” 
boheme	>	bohemianism   
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) 
bolghi	>	cushion (sb) 
bolide	>	bolide; fast racing car
boliedd	>	to browse   ("edde waraks")
bolipehd	>	caducifoliated (adj & 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) 
bombastic	>	bombastic   
bombe	>	bomb (sb) 
bomber	>	bomber (sb) 
bombyx	>	silkworm ( sb) 
bona fide	>	good faith ( sf ) 
bonadministration	>	good management/administration   (ka contrar os "maladministration")
bonbon	>	(boiled) sweet, candy 
bond	>	coupon, voucher 
bond papier	>	bond paper   
bonem	>	chap, goodman (sb) 
bonem	>	boogeyman (sb) 
bongmeh	>	to feel somebody's pulse 
bongo	>	bongo (sb) 
bonito	>	bonito ( sb) 
bonmot	>	quip, wit (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) 
border	>	   (adj. au prefixe kay expremes "limite-, ye id hadh os"
bordereau	>	slip, note, invoice
bordsklader	>	docker, longshoreman 
bordstrehl	>	boardfire (ship) 
boreck	>	pastry (cake) 
bornek	>	bar ( sm ) 
bornoz	>	bathrobe; burnous (sb) 
Bors	>	Bors   (Desk)
bors	>	tip, extremity ( sb) 
borsuk	>	badger (sb) 
bosanc	>	Bosnian (adj & sb) 
bosc	>	wood (sb) (forest) 
Bosna-Hercegovina	>	Bosnia- Herzegovina ( npr ) 
bosor	>	glowing ash 
bosorg	>	elder (sb & adj ) 
Bosphor	>	Bosphorus
botanique	>	botany (sb) 
botaniste	>	botanist   
botel	>	bottle (sb) 
botelghyaner	>	bottle opener   
botulisme	>	botulism (sb) 
boucanier	>	buccaneer (sb) 
boulevard	>	boulevard (sb) (street) 
boum	>	swing (expansion, sb)
boumerang	>	boomerang (sb) 
bouquete	>	bouquet (wine)   ("odor uns vin", ne tayt ia ja existend maynens)
bouquete	>	bunch (of flowers) 
bourgogne	>	burgundy (color, wine)   
bourimee	>	bout-rimé   
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) 
bra	>	bro (USA), bruv (UK)   (informal werd)
braca	>	pants, undies, knickers (BR), panties   
brachar	>	armband (sb) 
braconier	>	poacher (sb) 
braconierie	>	poaching (sb) 
brad	>	coniferous tree
braghette	>	codpiece   
bragven	>	shorten (vtr); abbreviation 
bragver itner	>	shortcut (sb) 
bragvye	>	shorten, abridge (vtr) 
brahmanisme	>	brahmanism   
Brahmaputra	>	Brahmaputra (npr) 
brai	>	to bray 
braik	>	brake (adj. & sb; vehicle) 
braikdisk	>	brake disc   
braikschou	>	brake shoe   
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) 
brandtuich	>	firebreak, fireroad, fire line (gap in vegetation)   
brandy	>	brandy (sb) 
brangh	>	scuffed (adj ) 
brank	>	beetle (sb) 
brasileir	>	Brazilian   
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) 
breche	>	gape, hole, breach   
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) 
breve	>	breve   
breviar	>	breviary ( sb) 
brevsack	>	briefcase 
breyel	>	waste land 
brezdar	>	ploughshare 
Briareos	>	Briareus   
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) 
broker	>	business broker   
bromum	>	bromum (sb) 
bronchitis	>	bronchitis ( sb) 
bronchium	>	bronchus   
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) 
brozdh viel	>	barbed wire, barb wire, bobbed wire, bob wire   
brozdhos	>	(sing.) = barbed wires (splu.)
bructor	>	beneficiary (sb)
brug	>	past tense of “bruneg” 
Bruges	>	Bruges (npr) 
brugos	>	enjoyment (sb) 
brugs	>	pants   
bruk	>	past tense of “breuk” 
brukh	>	wizard (sb) 
brukhti	>	wizardry   (eng: wizardry)
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) 
Brunhild	>	Brunhild   
brunorange	>	brown- orange (adj ) 
bruschlian	>	climbing ivy ( sb) 
brusk	>	sudden (adj) 
brustaydh	>	fag, faggot   Un meis legv rughat esiet "bulgher"
brusto	>	bundle (of wood, sb) 
brustugh	>	bridesmaid ( sb ) 
brut	>	(& brutto) = raw; gross 
brutal	>	brutal ( adj) 
brute	>	brute (sb) 
brutisk	>	brutish (adj) 
Bruttinlandproduct	>	Err :509
bruwent	>	brow, forehead (sb) 
Bruxelles	>	Brussels ( npr ) 
bry	>	to mill about; to swarm about 
bryophyt	>	bryophyte   
bsinjien	>	notebook ( sb) 
bsofu	>	granpa (sb) 
bubonic	>	bubonic ( adj ) 
bubu	>	boo-boo (a minor injury, such as a scratch)   (magv bah)
buchest	>	chubby (adj ) 
Bucuresti	>	Bucharest (npr) 
bud	>	end, tip ( sb ); past tense of “beud” 
buddha-dharma	>	buddhism (sb) 
buddha-dharmin	>	buddhist (sb) 
budfootballer	>	wing, winger (soccer)   
budget	>	budget ( sb) 
budmen	>	bottom ( sb) 
budmenrie	>	bottomry   
budspire	>	grounding 
bufete	>	buffet ( sb) 
buffer	>	buffer (sb); past tense of “beuffer” 
buffer solution	>	buffer solution   
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 
bukantiquar	>	seller of used books   
bukat	>	mouthful (sb) 
bukawul	>	taster (sb) 
bukcha	>	bag, saddlebag (sb) 
bukhalten	>	accountancy
bukhalter	>	accountant (sb) 
bukhamaeleon	>	(& khamaeleon) = chameleon (sb) 
Bukhoro	>	Bukhara   
bukht	>	bay (sb) ( Geo) 
bukil	>	notebook, small book 
bukin	>	(& bukina) = wind instrument (sb) 
bukmaiker	>	bookmaker (sb) 
bukmark	>	bookmark ( sb) 
Bukovina	>	Bucovina ( npr ) 
buksregv	>	book spine   
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 ) 
bulbotuber	>	corm   
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 
bureaucrat	>	bureaucrat   
bureaucratia	>	bureaucracy   
burette	>	burette   
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)
Burgundia	>	Burgundy   
burgundion	>	Burgundian   
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) 
buttakmen	>	barrel vault   
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   
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) 
Cabo Verde	>	Cape Verde (npr) 
cabochon	>	cabochon ( sb ) 
Cabot	>	Cabot ( npr ) ( Venetian seefarer) 
cabotage	>	cabotage   
cabotin	>	ham (actor)   
cabriolett	>	convertible car 
cacao	>	cocoa
cacavan	>	stupid ( adj) 
cacavania	>	stupidity (sb) 
cache	>	cache   (stet/informatique)
cacokhym	>	dyspeptic ( adj) 
cacophonia	>	cacophony (sb) 
cactus	>	cactus (sb) 
cada	>	each, every ( adj ) 
cadadien	>	daily (adj & adv) 
cadaveric	>	deathly pale
cadeau	>	gift wrapped parcel 
cadeira	>	bergère (chair, sb) 
cadelk	>	mercury (sb) (plant) 
cadence	>	cadence (music; sb) 
cadern	>	notebook (sb) 
cadett	>	cadet (adj. & sb; young beginner) 
cadre	>	manager (member of an enterprise staff); frame (of a picture, photo)
cadreplan	>	framing (sb; photo, etc)   (photo, film...)
caduc	>	null and void (jur.)
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) 
cai	>	cay/key   
Cai	>	Kay   (Desk)
Cain	>	Cain (npr) 
cairn	>	cairn   
caise	>	cheese (sb ) 
caise torm	>	hole (of cheese)   
cajou	>	cashew   
cakhin	>	to snigger, to giggle 
Calais	>	Calaïs   
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) 
Calchas	>	Calchas   
calchun	>	geum (sb) 
calcine	>	to burn to ashes (vtr) 
calculator	>	calculator (sb) 
calcule	>	calculate (vtr ) 
caldera	>	caldera (sb) 
calemper	>	fennel ( sb) 
calendar	>	calendar (sb) 
calendarwetos	>	calendar year   
calerva	>	clodhopper (sb) 
calesche	>	barouche (sb) 
calfat	>	caulker (sb) 
caliber	>	bore, caliber 
calimavca	>	cap ( sb ) ( of pope ) 
Callias	>	Callias   
calligraphia	>	calligraphy
calliomark	>	coltsfoot (plant, sb ) 
callose	>	callosity (sb) 
callosic	>	callous (adj) 
caloria	>	calorie   
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 
camaldulense	>	camaldolese   
camat	>	usury (sb) 
cambial	>	bill of exchange 
cambrian	>	cambrian   (geologia)
cambusch	>	eye mask (sb) 
camcorder	>	camcorder
came	>	cam (mechanics)   
came-dru	>	camshaft   
camell	>	camel (sb) 
camellia	>	camellia (sb) 
camera	>	(TV, cinema) camera
camera obscura	>	camera obscura   
camerin	>	dressing-room (in theatres) 
Cameroun	>	Cameroon ( npr ) 
Camilla	>	Camilla   
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) 
campus	>	campus   
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
Canaria	>	Canary   (insule)
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 
cannibal	>	cannibal   
canoe	>	canoe ( sb) 
canon	>	canon (sb) 
canonic	>	canon (church, sb) 
canonic ieus	>	canon law   
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 
cantilena	>	cantilena   
cantine	>	canteen ( sb) 
canton	>	canton ( sb) 
cantoner	>	chief of a canton 
cantus-planus	>	plainsong   
cantus-planus	>	plainsong   
canut	>	greying (hairs; adj) 
canvass	>	canvas ( sb) , canvas painting , sailing (sb) 
canyon	>	canyon (sb) 
cap	>	head; cape 
Cap Horn	>	Cape Horn ( npr ) 
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) 
capeungst	>	give a noogie to (vtr., it also means give one quick beat in someone's head with the fist)   (supergeneric verb quod maynt “vurnes semanghens cap med cluden hand”, to maght ses oku (tik oin kshiuu cutt) we forlonct (ghnihes id peungst))
capgvol	>	headache   
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	>	capitulum   
capitule	>	( capìtule ) = to surrender 
capmayl	>	cape (sm ) 
caponniere	>	caponier   
capot	>	hood (of car; sb) 
cappa	>	cape ( sf ) 
caprice	>	caprice (sm ) 
capricieus	>	capricious ( adj) 
capricornus	>	Capricorn (sb) ( astrology) 
capscript	>	header (sb) 
capscript datia	>	header file   
capsid	>	capsid   
capstah	>	to headstand (vint) 
capstand	>	capstan (sb) 
capsule	>	cap, capsule ( sb) 
capsynt	>	cardinal sin, capital vice   
captive	>	captive (adj & sb) ; to captivate (vtr) 
capture	>	capture (vtr., sb.)   
carabine	>	carbine (sb) 
carabiner	>	carabiner   
caracole	>	caracole   
caracole	>	caracole 
caracter	>	character (sb) (feature) 
caracteristic	>	characteristic (adj, sb) 
caraghiose	>	zany
carambolage	>	pile-up (of cars)
caramel	>	caramel (sb) 
caramelapel	>	candy apple, toffee apple   
Caravaggio	>	Caravaggio ( npr ) 
caravan	>	caravan ( sb) 
caravansaray	>	caravanserai, caravansary   
caravil	>	caravel ( sb) 
carbohydrat	>	carbohydrate (sb) 
carbon	>	carbon ( sb) 
carbonifer	>	carboniferous   (geologia)
carbuncule	>	carbuncle (sb) 
carburator	>	carburetor (sb) 
carcass	>	carcass (sb) 
carcinogen	>	carcinogenic
cardamom	>	cardamom (sb) 
cardanic apos	>	cardan joint   
Cardano	>	Cardano (npr) 
cardiac arrest	>	caradiac arrest (sb) 
cardigan	>	cardigan (sb) 
cardinal	>	cardinal (adj & sb)
cardinal direction	>	cardinal direction   
cardiolog	>	cardiologist (sb) 
careit	>	chequered, checked 
carence	>	deficiency, default ( sb) 
caresse	>	caress (sb & vtr) 
carestia	>	dearth; food shortage 
cargo	>	cargo (sb) 
cargonav	>	cargo boat 
caribe	>	caribbean, carib (adj & sb) 
Caribe Mar	>	Caribbean Sea 
caricature	>	caricature
caries	>	caries ( sb) 
cariteih	>	to mark out in squares (vtr ) 
carkela	>	knocker (sb) 
Carl von Linné	>	Carl Linnaeus (npr) 
Carloman	>	Carloman   
Carmel	>	(Order of Mount) Carmel 
carmin	>	carmine   
carn	>	piece of meat 
carnalag	>	last week of Advent 
carnaval	>	carnival (sb) 
carniolin	>	carnelian (sb) 
carnische	>	rod (mechanical, windows)   
carnivor	>	carnivorous (adj & sb) 
caroling	>	carolingian
caron	>	caron (diacritic)   
carp	>	carp (fish) 
carpell	>	carpel   
carpent	>	vehicle's framework (wooden)
carpentia	>	wagon shed   
carr	>	(& carrett & carretta) = car (sb) 
carrac	>	carrack
Carracci	>	Carracci   (italian artistes)
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) 
carrousell	>	carrousel   
carte	>	card (sb) 
cartell	>	cartel (sb)
cartendom	>	house of cards
carter	>	oil sump   
cartesian	>	cartesian   
Carthage	>	Carthage (npr) 
carthagi	>	Carthaginian
cartia	>	(computer) file   
cartia	>	file (of data ; sb) 
cartilage	>	cartilage (sb) 
cartilagineus	>	cartilaginous (adj)
cartographia	>	cartography   
carton	>	cardboard (sb) 
cartoun	>	cartoon 
cartouniste	>	cartoonist   
cartusia	>	charterhouse (sb) 
cartusian	>	carthusian   (munk)
carusch	>	carter (sb) 
caruss	>	crucian carp (sb) 
carussell	>	caroussel 
casamatta	>	casemate   
cascadeur	>	stuntman   
casein	>	casein   
caserne	>	(sing) = barracks (military; sb) 
casino	>	casino
Caspi Mar	>	Caspian Sea (npr) 
cassa	>	cash (place; sb) 
cassadar	>	treasurer   
casse	>	to quash (law) 
cassette	>	cassette (bike)   (addeih tod maynen ad ja existent Sambahsa werd "cassette")
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) 
castellan	>	lord of the manor   
Castilla	>	Castile
castrat	>	castrato
castrol	>	saucepan (sb) 
castrum	>	castrum (building from the Roman Empire)   
casu quo	>	if need be
casuar	>	cassowary
casuistic	>	casuistic   
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) 
catalyste	>	catalyst   
catalytic converter	>	catalytic converter   
catalytic reforming	>	catalyting reforming   
cataphyl	>	cataphyll   
catapult	>	catapult (sb) 
cataract	>	cataract (disease)
catarrho	>	catarrh   
catarzo	>	raw silk 
catastrophe	>	catastrophe
catastrophenfilm	>	disaster film/movie   
catastrophic	>	catastrophic (adj) 
catcher	>	catcher (baseball, sb) 
catechisme	>	catechism
catecholamine	>	catecholamine   
categoria	>	category
catenaria	>	catenary   
catenoid	>	catenoide   
cater pro	>	to cater for   
caterservice	>	foodservice   
cathar	>	cathar   
Catherine os Russia	>	Catherine of Russia (npr) 
cathode	>	cathode   
catholic	>	catholic (adj. & sb) 
catiko	>	kitten, catkin   
cation	>	cation (sb) 
catkholt	>	head cold 
catnel	>	small chain (sb) 
catpisk	>	catfish (sb) 
catur	>	crook, prowler (thief)   
caucasian	>	caucasian   
caucasoid	>	caucasoid   
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) 
cavalstander	>	horse chestnut tree   
cavardisse	>	to brown (cooking) 
Cavcase	>	Caucasus (npr) 
cavcasesk	>	caucasian
caviar	>	caviar (sb) 
cavitat	>	cavity (sb) 
cavitation	>	cavitation   
cayique	>	caique (sb) 
caymak	>	cream (fig; sb) 
Cayman Insules	>	Cayman Islands (splu) 
cazma	>	pickaxe (sb) 
cazour	>	withdrawn (fig; adj) 
Cecrops	>	Cecrops   
cedd	>	to yield 
ceder	>	cedar (sb) 
cedille	>	cedilla   
ceingrliu	>	clear water 
ceinknien	>	juvenile (sb) 
celebre	>	to celebrate (vtr)   (vtr)
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) 
censsuffrage	>	census suffrage (sb) 
censure	>	censorship
centeng	>	henchman (sb) 
centigrade	>	centigrade 
centimeter	>	centimeter (USA), centimetre (UK)   
centnar	>	half-hundredweight 
central warmen	>	central heating (sb) 
centre	>	center (sb) & to center (vtr) 
centre-avant	>	center forward (soccer)   
centreleisa	>	median strip (sb)
centrifugal	>	(gwis) = centrifugal (force) 
centrifuge	>	centrifuge (sb)
centriole	>	centriole   
centripetal	>	centripetal
centromere	>	centromere   
centurion	>	centurion
Centwetsen Weir	>	Hundred Years War   
cep	>	pike, stake 
cepel	>	onion (sb) 
cephalea	>	cephalea   
cephalopod	>	cephalopod   
Cephas	>	Cephas
ceramique	>	ceramics (sb)
Cercyon	>	Cercyon   
cereal	>	cereal
ceremonia	>	ceremony (sb) 
ceremonial	>	ceremonial (adj & sb) 
cernicule	>	withers   
certain	>	certain (pronoun) 
certificat	>	certificate
cesar	>	emperor (sb) 
cesaropappisme	>	caesaropapism   
cesium	>	cesium (sb) 
cessetpiurn	>	ceasefire
cestus	>	cestus   
cesure	>	caesura   
cetacey	>	cetacean (sb & adj) 
ceter	>	all the other (adj) 
chabuk	>	to spur (fig. vtr) 
chacra	>	chacra   
Chad	>	Chad ( npr ) 
chador	>	headscarf (sb) 
chagrin	>	shagreen 
chair	>	(university) chair 
chaiselong	>	chaise-longue 
chakan	>	grubbing-hoe 
chakmak	>	lighter, flintlock 
Chalciope	>	Chalciope   
Chalcis	>	Chalcis
chald	>	hot (adj) ; to warm up 
chaldair ballon	>	hot air balloon
chaldend plack	>	hot plate (sb) 
chalder	>	radiator (sb) 
chaldkattil	>	boiler (sb) 
chaldsrovgehn	>	thermal power station   
chalett	>	chalet (sb) 
challenge	>	challenge (vtr & sb)
chalschkan	>	hard-working (adj) 
chalumeau	>	chalumeau (sb)
Cham	>	(& Ham) = Ham (son of Noah, npr) 
cham	>	yak tail (sb) 
chamber	>	chamber (sb) 
chamberlar	>	chamberlain (sb) 
chamberorkester	>	   
chambranle	>	chambranle (sb) 
chambuk	>	cat- to- nine- tails 
champagne	>	champagne (sb)
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 
chantre	>	cantor   (kyrk)
chao	>	Goodbye ! 
chaos	>	chaos (sb) 
chapachul	>	messy (adj ) 
chapaka	>	Michelia chapaka 
chapchay	>	hotchpotch (sm ) 
chape	>	screed, flat coating 
chaprak	>	trim (sm ) 
chaptalisation	>	chaptalization   
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) 
charlatan	>	charlatan   
Charlemagne	>	Charlemagne (npr) 
Charles Martel	>	Charles Martel   
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) 
Charon	>	Charon   (satellite)
charp	>	ore (sb) 
charsaf	>	bedsheet 
charta	>	charter ( sb) 
chartapacium	>	ring binder (holder for unbound papers)   
chascha	>	pitcher ( sb) 
chasma	>	glasses ( splu ) ( adjustable ) 
chasse	>	chase
chasse	>	to chase away 
chassiss	>	chassis (sb)
chaste	>	chaste 
chastitat	>	chastity   
chat	>	painting (sb) (color) 
chateau	>	castle (sb) (residence) 
chatte	>	chatti (adj.)
chaurr	>	kempy (adj) 
chausse	>	hose (clothing) 
chauvinisme	>	chauvinism   
chauviniste	>	chauvinist   
chauyow	>	soy sauce (sb) 
chavi	>	chili (sb) ( pepper) 
chay	>	tea ( sb) 
chayguar	>	teaspoon (sb) 
chaykhow	>	teapot ( sb) 
chayp	>	head of cattle   
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) 
cheinghiu	>	essential oil   
chekh	>	Czech (adj & sb) 
Chekhev	>	Chekhov (npr) 
Chekhia	>	Bohemia   
Chekhia	>	Bohemia
chekmenye	>	overcoat (sb) 
cheld	>	fellower (servant; sb) 
cheldar	>	retinue (sb) 
chelicere	>	chelicera   
chembere	>	cap (sf ) ( woman ) 
chemia	>	chemistry (sb) 
chemic	>	chemical (adj)
chemical	>	chemical (sb)
chemiste	>	chemist (sb) 
chemotherapia	>	chemotherapy (sb ) 
Chenal Insules	>	Channel Islands   
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) 
cherusc	>	Cheruscan   
cherveni	>	gypsywort (sb) 
chesk	>	Bohemian   (ex id gaivia kalto Chekhia)
chesma	>	tap (sb) 
cheus	>	choose (vtr) & choice (sb) 
cheval-de-frise	>	cheval de frise   
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 
chic	>	chic   
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) 
chirurgic	>	surgical   
chitay	>	delay
chitin	>	chitin
chitrol	>	pumpkin
chivchiv	>	winkle (BR), wiener (USA) (child word for "penis")   (Plus un  maynen pro tod werd)
chivchiv	>	chick (of chicken, sb)
chixun	>	a little 
chlorophylle	>	chlorophyll   
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) 
cholestase	>	cholestasis   
cholesterol	>	cholesterol   
chomakasch	>	awkward customer ( sm ) 
chondrite	>	chondrite   
chorap	>	stocking (sb) 
chorap-ped	>	nest egg (savings)   
chorba	>	thick soup ( sb ) 
chorion	>	chorion (fetal membrane)   
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) 
Christina	>	Christine   
chrome	>	chromium ( sb) 
chromosome	>	chromosome
chronic	>	chronicle (sb) 
chronometer	>	chronometer   
chrysantheme	>	chrysanthemum (sb) 
chryselephantin	>	chryselephantine   
Chrysip	>	Chrysippus
chubbsclud	>	chubb lock   
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 
chupacabra	>	chupacabra   
churchour	>	cricket (sm ) 
churd	>	flock ( sm ) 
chureto	>	warbler (sf ) 
churli	>	slander, blackbiting 
chus	>	past tense of “cheus” 
chuxwetsu	>	haemorrhage (sb) 
chwauyk	>	banana tree   
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) 
cicone	>	Cicon(ian)   
ciengow	>	“mists of time” 
cienryou	>	creep into (vint) 
ciferblat	>	dial (sb) 
ciffer	>	digit, cypher 
cifferblat	>	device for measuring
cifferpult	>	dashboard   
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 
cilium	>	cilium   
cim	>	top, mountain ridge 
cimkiri	>	nail clippers (sm ) 
cimriff	>	fringing reef 
cimwad	>	low tide elevation 
cincta	>	speck ( sf ) 
cinctmolw	>	goldfinch   
cinctmule	>	mule (hybrid of goldfinch with canary)   
cinema	>	cinema ( sb) ( art ) 
cinematographia	>	cinematography   
cinematographic	>	cinematographic   
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 ) 
circlip	>	circlip, C-clip, seeger ring, snap ring, Jesus clip   
circuit	>	circuit
circular 	>	circular; circulaire   (bo adjective ed nomen, hatta ieus)
circular economia	>	circular economy   
circule	>	circle (sb) 
circum	>	about, around (prep) (temporal) 
circumference	>	circumference
circumflexe	>	circumflex   
circumspection	>	circumspection
circumstancyen	>	minutely detailed (adj.)   
circumstancyet	>	minutely detailed (adj.)   
circumven	>	to circumvent   
circus	>	circus (sb) 
cirque	>	cirque (sb) (Geo.) 
cirrhose	>	cirrhosis (sb) 
cisell	>	to chisel (vtr) 
cisellure	>	chiselling, chasing (sb) 
cisgenos	>	gender-normative   
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) 
cladode	>	cladode   
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) 
clarobscure	>	chiaroscuro   
Claros	>	Claros   
clartat	>	clarity
clasch	>	collide, clash (vint) 
clasch-woghs	>	bumper cars, dodgems   (Id modalitat, id attraction, ne idswo wogh)
classe	>	class, classroom (sb) 
classe	>	classify (vtr ) 
classenjidal	>	class struggle   
classeur	>	loose-leaf file (sb) 
classic	>	classic   
classificator	>	classificatory ( adj ) 
classifie	>	classify (vtr)
claudication	>	claudication (sb) 
claus	>	close to 
clause	>	clause (grammar)   
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) 
Clement	>	Clement   
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) 
clinker	>	clinker   (residue nudt pro industrie, construction)
clintor	>	back of chair 
clip	>	paper clip   
clipper	>	clipper (sb) 
clique	>	clique (sb) 
clischee	>	cliché ( sb ) 
clissar	>	sexton ( sb ) 
clitic	>	clitic (adj & sb)
cliv	>	past tense of “cleiv” 
clive	>	hillock 
cloak	>	cesspit; cloaca   
cloak	>	sewer (sb) 
Cloak traitement station	>	sewage treatment plant 
cloakluk	>	manhole
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	>	(to) clone   
clone	>	clone (sb) 
closter	>	cloister (sb); to cluster 
cloture	>	closure, closing   
cloture	>	closure, closing
clud	>	to close
cludbrakh	>	joint lock (martial arts)
clus	>	closed 
cluster	>	cluster (music)
clusterbombe	>	cluster bombe (sb)
clysterium	>	lavement   
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
cocaine	>	cocaine   
cocarde	>	rosette
coccole	>	pamper, cuddle ( vtr ) 
coccolia	>	cuddle (sb)
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
coenozoique	>	cenozoic (subs.)   
coexist	>	coexist   
cofeine	>	coffeine (sb) 
coffer	>	coffer ( sb) 
cofie	>	coffee (sb) 
cofiedostkan	>	cofiedostkan (sb) 
cogestion	>	co-determination
cognat	>	cognate   
cognitive science	>	cognitive science
coherence	>	coherence, consistency
cohesion	>	cohesion
cohort	>	cohort (sb) 
coincid	>	to coincide
coincidence	>	coincidence   
cojok	>	sheepskin (sb ) 
cokhliar	>	spoonful
cokw	>	cook (sb ) 
colche	>	colchian
Colchis	>	Colchis
colfin	>	hop-pole 
colibri	>	hummingbird
coll	>	neck (sb) 
collab	>	collapse (vint) 
collage	>	collage   
collant	>	tight, leotard (sb) 
collband	>	necklace (sb)
collectioniste	>	collector (sb) 
collective boidos	>	collective agreement   (orbat)
collegh	>	colleague (sb) 
collegial	>	collegial, collegiate (adj)
collegium	>	college, comprehensive school (sb) 
colloquial	>	colloquial   
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	>	suit (of cards)   
color	>	colour (sb) 
colorant	>	colourant   
colorisation	>	colorisation   
coloss	>	colossus (sb) 
Colosseo	>	Colosseum (npr) 
colostrum	>	colostrum (sb ) 
colpak	>	cap ( sm ) 
colportage	>	hawking (sb) 
colporter	>	peddler (sb) 
colseup	>	close-up   
coltan	>	coltan
columbh	>	dove (sb) 
colunn	>	(& colunna) = column ( sf ) 
colunnade	>	colonnade (sf ) 
colza	>	rapeseed   
com	>	(& comsamen) = together (adv) 
com(samen)	>	together (adv) 
comanche	>	comanche
comap	>	buckle (vtr)
comarca	>	comarca   
comat	>	hunk (sb) 
combat	>	combat (adj. & n.) 
combination	>	combination (sb) 
combinator	>	combinatory (adj) 
combustion	>	combustion   
comedia	>	comedy (sb ) 
comedia-ballett	>	comédie-ballet   
comesstabule	>	constable (sb) 
comete	>	comet (sb) 
comfort	>	comfort ( sm ) 
comfortable	>	comfortable ( adj ) 
comglauwer	>	to curl up 
comgwiven	>	conviviality, cohabitation   
Comia im Hellens	>	League of Corinth   
comic	>	comic (adj.)   
comic-strip	>	comic strip   
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 
commandiret/commandiren orbater	>	posted worker   (Eur.)
commando	>	commando (unit)
commando-soldat	>	commando (soldier)
commandobrigv	>	wheelhouse bridge (sb) 
commassacia	>	land consolidation   
commejer	>	dinner (the person, not the event), eater   
commente	>	to comment   
commente	>	comment (sb & vtr) 
commerce	>	commerce (vint & sb) 
commercial bank	>	commercial bank
commercial entrepot	>	commercial entrepôt   
commode	>	chest of drawers (sb) (furniture) 
commotion	>	commotion   
commun	>	common (adj); commun grabh = common grave 
commun denominator	>	common denominator   
commun sense	>	common sense (sb) 
commune	>	borough, commune (sb) 
communicant vase	>	communicating vessel
communie	>	to communicate 
communion	>	communion (sb) 
communiquee	>	(communiqué) = communiqué (sb) 
communisme	>	   communism
communitarisme	>	communitarianism
communitat	>	community (sb) 
Communitat Independent Staten	>	Commonwealth of Independent States 
Comore	>	Comoro (npr) 
compag	>	to tense, to contract (vint); past tense of "companeg"
compagnie	>	company (sb; commercial) 
compagnie samt limitet responsibilitat	>	limited (liability) company   
compagnon	>	companion (sb) 
companeg	>	compact (vtr) 
comparaisc	>	to mate (subject: a couple)   (vint)
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) 
compilation	>	compilation   
compiler	>	compiler (computer; sb) 
complete	>	complete (adj; vtr)
complete un summ	>	to complete/make a sum   
complexe	>	complex (sb, psy.)   (schamkhisses)
complexe	>	complex (adj) 
complexion	>	complexion, constitution   
complicat	>	complicated (adj) 
complication	>	complication (incl. surgery)   
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 
composit reul os tri	>	compound rule of three   
composite	>	composite (adj) 
compositor	>	composer (sb)
compost	>	compost   
Compostela	>	Compostela (npr) 
compote	>	compote   
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” 
compulsion	>	compulsion   
computer	>	computer ( sb) 
computer station	>	computer station   
computerisation	>	computerization   
computerminal	>	computer terminal 
comsperg	>	scatter (vtr ) ( object , location) 
comsteurd	>	collapse (vint) 
comstrehb	>	se _ = to fall back on oneself
comvetat	>	co-ownership, condominium   
comweida	>	overall culture
con	>	with (accompanied by; prep); con sellsto namos = Best regards 
concave	>	concave
concentrational	>	concentration (adj) 
concern	>	concern ( vtr ) 
concert	>	concert (sb) 
concertina viel	>	concertina wire, dannert wire   
concil	>	council (sb) (institution; Church) 
conciliant	>	conciliatory ( adj ) 
conclud	>	to conclude 
concomitant	>	concomitant   
concordat	>	concordat   
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) 
condeht	>	riverfork   
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 ) 
condominium	>	condominium (when more than one entity owns the same object)   
condottiere	>	condottiero
conduct	>	conduct (sb) 
conductance	>	conductance (electricity, sb) 
conductor	>	conductor (electricity)   (electricitat)
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) 
configuration	>	configuration   
configure	>	configure (vtr.)   
confine	>	to confine 
confirmation	>	confirmation (including religion)
confirme	>	confirm (vtr ) 
confluence	>	confluence (sb) 
conform	>	correct, true (to) (adj)
conformisme	>	conformism   
conformiste	>	conformist   
confronte	>	confront (vtr) 
confucianisme	>	confucianism (sb) 
confuned	>	to mix up, confuse (vtr)   
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
congestion	>	congestion   
conglomerat	>	conglomerate (company) 
Congo	>	Congo (npr) 
congolese	>	congolese (adj. & sb) 
congregation	>	congregation (sb) ( Religion) 
conjug	>	spouse (sb) 
conjuge	>	to conjugate (vtr)   
conjuncture	>	(economic) situation
connaiss	>	to know about (a topic)
connect	>	{konnEkt} = connect (vtr) 
connectome	>	connectome   
connive	>	to connive   
connotation	>	connotation
conosment	>	bill of lading (sb) 
conscie	>	(+ acc.) = to be aware of 
conscience	>	conscience, consciousness (sb); conscience objection = consciencious objection
consciencieus	>	conscientious   
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) 
conservatorium	>	conservatory   (mathalan, pro music)
conserve	>	tinned/canned food; to conserve 
conserveghyaner	>	opener (for tins, cans; sb ) 
considere	>	consider ( vtr ) 
consist	>	+ acc. = consist in 
consistorium	>	consistory   
console	>	console ( sb); console (vtr ) 
consonn	>	consonant (adj & sb)
consortium	>	consortium
conspiration	>	conspiracy (sb) 
conspirator	>	conspirator ( sb ) 
conspue	>	to conspue 
constant	>	constant 
constante	>	constant (mathematics; sb)   (mathematique)
Constantinople	>	Constantinople
Constantinus	>	Constantine (Roman Emperor) 
constellation	>	constellation   
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) 
cont	>	(& conto) = account (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) 
conte	>	to count (incl. "to have influence")   
conte	>	count (sb, vtr) 
conteit	>	county (sb) 
contemple	>	to behold 
conteste	>	contest ( vtr ) 
contigu ad	>	adjacent to 
continental drift	>	continental drift
continental schelf	>	continental shelf 
contingent	>	contingent (sb)
continue	>	to continue 
contocorrent	>	transactional account (sb)
contocorrentbalance	>	current account (balance of payments)   
contolker	>	person spoken to (sb)
contor	>	counter (sb); lawyer's office
contorsion	>	contortion
contour	>	outline, contour (sb) 
contra-filete	>	sirloin steak, tenderloin, upper fillet   
contra-gol	>	own goal (ex: soccer)   
contrabalance	>	to counterbalance (vtr)
contrabande	>	contraband (sb) 
contrabass	>	bass ( sf ) 
contraception	>	birth control   
contraceptive	>	contraceptive (sb) 
contradic	>	contradict   
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)
contrakneigv	>	to butress   
contralto	>	contralto (sb) 
contramande	>	to countermand (vtr) 
contrapart	>	counterpart (sb) 
contrapoint	>	counterpoint
contrar	>	contrary
contrarevolution	>	counter-revolution   
contrarietat	>	contrariety (fact of being contrary)   
contrasignature	>	countersignature   
contraste	>	contrast (vtr & sb) 
contrattaque	>	(to) counterattack   
contravention	>	contravention, fine (sb) 
contre	>	to counter   
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) 
convert	>	to convert (vtr)   
convexe	>	convex   
convinec	>	to convince
convivial	>	user-friendly, guest-friendly   
convoy	>	convoy
convulg	>	convulse (vtr)
convulsive	>	convulsive 
cooperative	>	cooperative, co-operative, co-op, coop   
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) 
coppernican	>	copernican   
coptic	>	Coptic (adj, sb) 
corall	>	coral (sb) 
Coran	>	Quran (sb) 
corbach	>	riding crop (sb) 
corbh	>	basket (sb) 
corc	>	cork, stopper (sb) 
corcaig	>	cork-oak   
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) 
cormoran	>	cormorant   
cornea	>	cornea   
cornea	>	cornea
corner	>	corner kick   
cornete	>	cornet (sb) 
cornice	>	cornice (sb) 
cornut	>	chickweed (sfb) 
coroll	>	corolla ( sb ) 
corollar	>	corollary (sm , adj ) 
corporation	>	corporation 
corpos	>	body ( sb) 
corposveurnen	>	(sing) = assault ( splu ) 
corps ad corps	>	hand-to-hand, clinch 
corps-de-logiss	>	corps de logis (sb) 
corpulent	>	stout ( adj ) 
Corpus Christi	>	Corpus Christi 
corpuscule	>	corpuscle   
corrasion	>	corrasion   
corrector chirurgia	>	corrective surgery   
corrector chirurgia	>	corrective surgery
correcture	>	proof (sheet)   
correg	>	correct (vtr) 
correle	>	to correlate (vtr)   
correspond	>	correspond (vtr) 
correspondence	>	correspondence (sb) (letters ) 
corridor	>	corridor ( sb) 
corrobore	>	to corroborate   
corrosion	>	corrosion   
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) 
cortannem	>	puffing (adj.)   
cortege	>	procession ( sb ) 
cortin	>	curtain ( sb) 
cortjamb	>	stocky (adj ) 
cortmetrage	>	short movie   
cortoyer	>	courtier ( sb) 
cortschluss	>	short circuit (sb) 
corymb	>	corymb   
coryphayos	>	coryphaeus   
coschar	>	gate 
coschmar	>	nightmare ( sb) 
cosin	>	window frame 
cosinus	>	cosine   
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
costpris	>	cost price   
costume	>	suit (clothing) 
cot	>	coat (sf ) 
coteau	>	coteau, hillside 
cothern	>	buskin   
cotlan	>	corner (sm ) 
cotlett	>	chop (meat; sb ) 
coton	>	cotton ( sb ) 
couard	>	coward (sm. & adj) 
couardice	>	cowardice ( sf ) 
couch	>	sofa ( sm ) 
couchee papier	>	coated paper   
couchette	>	couchette (sb) 
cougar	>	cougar (sb) 
coukie	>	cookie   (internet)
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 
coup-de-theatre	>	dramatic turn of events   
coupee	>	coupé   
coupee	>	(& coupé) = compartment, coupé (train) 
coupel	>	dome, cupola 
couple	>	couple   
couplen	>	clutch (on cars) 
couplet	>	song verse
coupon	>	coupon (sb) 
courage	>	courage ( sb ) 
courant	>	account, report 
court-bouillon	>	court bouillon   
cousin	>	cousin (sb) 
couvrefeu	>	curfew (sb) 
covehr	>	cover (an event)   (vtr + sb)
covehr	>	tapestry, cover (ex: book; sb); to cover 
covehrbeuwen	>	cover crop   
coven	>	coven (sb)
cox	>	coke (sb) 
coyer	>	bloated, swollen (adj )
coyote	>	coyote 
crabe	>	crab (sb) 
crack	>	ace, crack (like in "Brazil ace Ronaldinho believes Beckham will help AC to win trophies" or "at school she is an ace at quantum physics")   
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) 
credits	>	credit (creative art)   (s.plu.)
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 
cremat	>	cremate (vtr.)   
cremation	>	cremation
crematorium	>	crematorium
creme	>	cream-coloured
creme-de-cassis	>	crème de cassis
cren	>	horseradish ( sb) 
creole	>	creole   
Creon	>	Creon    
creosote	>	creosote   
crepat	>	cracked ( adj) 
crepe (papier)	>	crêpe paper   
crepe bande	>	crêpe   
crepire	>	to die (slowly; !) 
crescent	>	crescent (sb) 
creschma	>	tavern ( sf ) 
creschmer	>	keeper ( sm ) 
cressen	>	watercress (sb) 
crest	>	crest (sf ) 
cretacee	>	cretaceous   
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) 
crossing-over	>	chromosomal crossover   (genetique)
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 ) 
cruce-alamat	>	dagger (typography)   
cruceade	>	crusade (sb) 
cruceit	>	crusader (sb) 
crucen	>	intersection (sb) 
crucer	>	cruiser (sb; warship) 
crucesprehg	>	cross-examining (adj)
crucestrehl	>	crossfire (sb) 
crucewerds	>	crosswords   (s.plu.)
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) 
cucin-buk	>	cookbook, cookery book   
cucuflor	>	oxalis, sorrel (sb) 
cuincule	>	rabbit (sb) 
cuirassier	>	cuirassier   
cuisine	>	cuisine   (art os cocen)
cuissot	>	haunch (sb) 
cuit	>	skin ( sb) 
cuitan	>	cutaneous   
cuitmaigher	>	skinny ( adj ) 
cul-de-sac	>	cul de sac (sb) 
culasch	>	horsgray-fawn horse (sb) 
culcin	>	cushion (sb) 
culcutar	>	colcothar (sb ) 
culinar	>	culinary ( adj ) 
culinaria	>	Culinary Arts (splu) 
culmen	>	escarpment, top, summit (sb) 
cult	>	cult
cultivar	>	cultigen, cultivar (sb)   
cultive	>	to cultivate (vtr)
cultor	>	farmer (sb) 
cultural area	>	cultural area   
culture	>	culture   
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) 
curbeldru	>	crankshaft   
curbit	>	cucurbita maxima (sb) 
curdisse	>	to wind up (a mechanism) 
cure	>	curing ; to cure (food preservation)   
cure	>	cure (sb) (religion); course of treatment 
curieus	>	curious
curpen	>	gimlet, spiral (sb) 
curr	>	to run 
curral	>	pen, enclosure (sb) 
current	>	current (adj ) 
current balance	>	current account (balance of payments)   
currier	>	courier   
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 
Curt-Martial	>	Court-Martial (sb) 
curtese	>	courteous (adj) 
curtesia	>	courtesy (sb) 
curtisane	>	courtesan (sb)
curtise	>	woo (vtr) 
curve	>	curve, bend ( sb) 
cuschuta	>	dodder (sf ) 
cuscuss	>	couscous ( sm ) 
cuscussier	>	couscoussier   {kuskusyEr}
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 
cyanacid	>	cyanide   
cyanobacteria	>	cyanobacteria (sb) 
Cyclades	>	Cyclades   
cyclas	>	cyclas (sb) 
cyclop	>	cyclop ( sb) 
cyclopean	>	Cyclopean ( adj ) 
cylinder	>	barrel (sm ) 
cylindrat	>	engine displacement   
cymbal	>	cymbal ( sf ) 
cymber	>	savory (sf ) 
cyme	>	cyme   
cynic	>	cynical ( adj ) 
cypress	>	cypress (sb) 
cypriak	>	Cypriot (adj. & sb) 
Cypros	>	Cyprus
Cyrene	>	Cyrene
cyste	>	cyst
cystic fibrose	>	cystic fibrosis   
cytoplasme	>	cytoplasm   
cytoskeletum	>	cytoskeleton   
daanistah	>	knowingly (adv) 
dabdab	>	kettledrum (sb) (music) 
daber	>	artisan, craftsman (sb) 
dabh	>	to cut up (vtr)   
dabron	>	benevolent (adj ) 
dac	>	Dacian ( adj , sb) 
dach	>	hem ( sb ) 
dachin	>	(sing) = portable scales (splu) 
dadayisme	>	dadaism   
dadmam	>	father and mother 
dadw	>	provide ( vtr ) 
Daedel	>	Daedalus ( npr ) 
dafan	>	burial ( sb) 
dafni	>	laurel (sb) ( tree ) 
daftar	>	(long) list   
daftar	>	(long) list (sb) 
daftarnukta	>	bullet (typography)
daga	>	dagger (sb) 
dagh	>	to switch on, to light 
daghcleich	>	ignition key ( sb) 
daghsysteme	>	ignition ( sb) ( vehicle ) 
daguerreotype	>	daguerreotype   
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 
dandy	>	dandy   
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 ) 
dantesk	>	Dantean (adj., daunting)   
Danube	>	Danube (npr) 
danv	>	spruce ( sb; tree ) 
Danwper	>	Dnieper
Danwster	>	Dniester
danxiow	>	magazine (sb) (of a weapon) 
dapan	>	feast meal (sb); to have a feast meal (vint) 
daper	>	sacrificial animal 
Daphne	>	Daphne   
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) 
dasch	>	dash (writing)   
daschtban	>	rural policeman (sb) 
daskal	>	school teacher (sb) 
dastkar	>	healer (sb) 
dastur	>	(mandatory) rule (sb) 
dat	>	as, given that (conjunction) 
database	>	to file, record (in a database)   (verb)
daten beorbaten	>	data processing ( sm ) 
datia	>	file (of data; sb) 
dau-hoi	>	hook above   
dau-moc	>	horn (diacritic)   
dauganeid	>	ne'er-do-well
daugh ka	>	to serve as (to = dative)
daugh- ka... ad	>	to serve as a... to    
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
dauner	>	funeral (adj.)   
daunet	>	death (sb); to die (vint) 
daunos	>	funeral (sb) 
daunoscampan	>	knell, toll 
daunost	>	fatal ( adj) 
daunoswogh	>	hearse (sb) 
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) 
debil	>	feeble, wimp   
debit	>	due ( adj ) ( money ) 
debitcarte	>	debit card (sb) 
debite	>	to debit (vtr)
debos	>	suitableness
debris	>	(sing) = debris (splu) 
debses	>	propriety, decorum (sb) 
debute	>	debut   (artistic)
dec	>	ten (num)
decadence	>	decadence   
decalogos	>	decalogue   
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
decentralise	>	to decentralize   
decep	>	[dëtsEp] = disappoint (vtr) 
deception	>	disappointment (sb) 
dechee	>	to demean 
dechristianisation	>	dechristianisation
decid	>	{dëtsId} = decide (vtr) 
decime	>	decimate (vtr) 
decis	>	decided 
decisionhehlp informatique	>	business intelligence   
decisive stehm	>	casting vote   
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
decolonisation	>	decolonization   
decomposen	>	to decompose (vtr)   (vtr)
deconcentre	>	to devolve (ex: administration, vtr)
deconstruction	>	deconstruction
decontrag	>	chill, relax   
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) 
deduc	>	deduce (like in "From the information received from the Spanish authorities, it is not possible to deduce that the same measures would have applied to other companie...")   
dedwrnt	>	clot (sm ) 
defalque	>	to deduct (vtr)
defaul	>	to catch out (vtr)   
default	>	default (sb) 
defect	>	breakdown (mechanics), in a breakdown (adj.)   
defect	>	default (sb; in a machine) 
defection	>	defection   
defector	>	renegade (sb) 
defend	>	( defènd ) = defend (vtr) 
defense	>	defence (sb) 
defensive mediocampiste	>	defensive midfielder, holding midfielder (soccer/football)   
defensor	>	defender, fullback (sports)   
defereit	>	déféré (French law; sb) 
deference	>	deference (sb) 
deferent	>	deferential ( adj) 
deficit	>	deficit ( sb ) 
deficitar	>	loss-making   
defilee	>	parade (sb ) ( review ) 
defineih	>	to define 
definition	>	definition (sb ) 
defis	>	hyphen - 
deflagration	>	explosion sound (sb) 
deflation	>	deflation
defleg	>	deflect (vtr)
deflore	>	deflower   
deforce	>	forced (adj) 
deforestation	>	deforestation (sb) 
defrock	>	to defrock (vtr)
defunct	>	deceased (adj) 
degasification	>	degassing (sb)   
degener	>	degenerate (adj) 
degenere	>	degenerate (vintr.)   
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)
dehesa	>	dehesa   
dehk	>	to fit (something into)   
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 
Deianeira	>	Deianira   
deidel	>	teat   
deidikie	>	display ( sm ) 
deigh	>	dam ( sf ) 
deighmen	>	modelling (sb, relief of forms)   
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) 
deisme	>	deism   
dejour	>	to be on duty 
dekhschat	>	frighten (vtr ) 
dekhschat	>	terror (sb) 
dekhschatic	>	horrifying, appalling (adj) 
delator	>	delator   
delband	>	turban ( sb ) 
delectation	>	delight ( sb ) 
delegation	>	delegation (sb) 
deleteri	>	deleterious ( adj ) 
deliberation	>	deliberation (sb ) 
delicate	>	delicate (adj ) 
delicieus	>	delicious (adj ) 
Delilah	>	Delilah   
delinquent	>	delinquent   
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
demerit	>	shortcoming   
Demeter	>	Demeter   
demikat	>	(sing) = croutons (splu) 
deminen	>	demining (sb)
demiurg	>	demiurge   
demneh	>	tame (vtr) 
democrat	>	democrat
Democratic Respublic ios Congo	>	Democratic Republic of the Congo
demographia	>	demographics   
demographic projection	>	population projection   
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)
demseconomia	>	consumer/home economics   
demspoti	>	house master (sb)
demspotnia	>	housewife (sb)
demystifie	>	to demystify   
Den Haag	>	The Hague (npr) 
denars	>	(splu) = money (sing) 
denartransport	>	cash-tansport(ation) (sb)
denatalitat	>	sub-replacement fertility   
denaturation	>	denaturation   
denda	>	(punishment) = penalty, sanction (sb) 
denegen service	>	denial of service (computer)
dener	>	depression (of terrain) 
dengji	>	see-saw, weighing scale (sb)
dengji bark	>	pirate ship (amusement ride)   
dengjiekwo	>	rocking horse
dengu	>	cloudy (sky, adj) 
denigre	>	denigrate   
Denis	>	Dennis   
denote	>	denote (vtr)
denou	>	to unravel (situation)   (vtr/vint; fig. ex. storia)
denoument	>	dénouement, outcome
dens	>	(& densu) = dense ( adj) 
densat	>	densely packed ( adj ) 
dent	>	tooth ( sb) 
dentar arcade	>	dental arch   
dentemayl	>	tooth enamel   
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) 
deodorant	>	deodorant   
department	>	department
depend	>	(depènd) = to depend on 
depesche	>	dispatch, news (sb) 
dephase	>	dephase (vtr.) ; to be out of phase   (Bo phisic ed figurative maynen)
depineg	>	to depict (vtr) 
deplore	>	deplore (vtr)
depon	>	present tense base of “deposen” 
deponia	>	(garbage) dump (sb) 
depopule	>	to depopulate (vtr)   
deporte	>	deport (vtr.)   
deposeih	>	deposit ( vtr ) ( trade) 
deposen	>	to depose (a sovereign)   
deposen	>	to depose (vtr) 
deposit	>	handling ( sb) (activity) 
deposit	>	deposit ( sb) (bank) 
deprave	>	deprave (vtr) 
depression	>	depression (sb) 
depulg	>	to drive out (from cover) 
derailer	>	derailleur gears   
derailment	>	derailment
deranget	>	(& derangen) = disturbed ( adj ) (mentally ) 
derbeder	>	slapdash ( adj ) 
derder	>	to grumble 
dered	>	tordylium (sb) 
derghen	>	male dogwood 
derid	>	to ridicule (vtr)   
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 
desaddic (ud)	>	to dry out (vtr, addiction)   
desaffectet	>	disused ( adj ) 
desamat	>	unpleasant (adj) 
desarmament	>	disarmament (sb) 
desaster	>	disaster ( sb) 
desburs	>	disbursement   (sing.)
descend	>	to descend 
descendant	>	descendant   
descharge	>	discharge (finances)   (bukhalten, finances)
desconcerte	>	disconcert (vtr) 
descrehsc	>	decrease
describ	>	describe (vtr)
desenchantement	>	disenchantment   
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) 
deshumanise	>	dehumanize   
deshydrate	>	dehydrate (vtr) 
desinfectant	>	desinfectant (adj & sb) 
desinstalle	>	uninstall (vtr) 
desinteresse	>	disinterest
desinvolture	>	casualness (sb) 
desire	>	desire (sb & vtr) 
desk	>	round table 
desktop	>	desktop (the main graphical user interface of an operating system) ; — computer = desktop computer   
desktop-publication	>	desktop publishing   
deskwide	>	(!) = lose (vtr) 
desloge	>	dislodge (vtr) 
desmantel	>	dismantle (vtr) 
desmemberment	>	dismemberment   
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) 
dessteiv	>	lodge (vtr, agriculture)   
dessteiven	>	lodging (agriculture)   
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) 
determination	>	determination (sb) 
determine	>	to determine (vtr)   
deteste	>	dislike (vtr) 
dethron	>	dethrone (vtr)
detour	>	detour (sb) 
detractor	>	critic, detractor   
detriment	>	detriment (sb) 
deub	>	deep (adj) 
deub kuss	>	deep kiss   
deubdruck	>	intaglio (printmaking)   
deubfrehser	>	freezer (sb) 
deugh	>	to make come, to make happen, to get (vtr) 
deughos	>	batch (quantity of things produced)   (= Eng. "batch")
deughos	>	(publication) issue   
deughos beorbaten	>	batch process   
deughos beorbaten	>	batch process(ing) (industry)   
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 ) 
deurseckia	>	insolence   
deursia	>	audacity; venture ( sb) 
deursic	>	daring, bold   
deursic	>	daring, audacious   
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)
deviant	>	deviant   
devolv	>	to devolve (vtr)   
devotion	>	devotion (sb) 
dewer	>	whirl (sb) 
dexel	>	helm (sb) 
dexghend	>	right-handed (adj & 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) 
diacritic (alamat)	>	diacritic (sb)   
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
diameter	>	diameter   
diaphen	>	diaphanous (adj) 
diaphragma	>	diaphragm   (mems)
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) 
dicte	>	to dictate (a condition)   
diction	>	diction   
dictionar	>	dictionary (sb) 
didbani	>	lookout (ex: tower; sb)
Dido	>	Dido (npr)
diedel	>	fibula 
diedw	>	past tense of “dadw”  
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” 
dieupter	>	Supreme God
Dieuspater	>	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   
different	>	different 
differential	>	differential (sb, math.)
difficil	>	difficult   
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) 
digraph	>	digraph, digram   
dih	>	past tense of “dih”; -dih = locative suffix 
DIISCH	>	ISIS (terrorist group)
dik	>	showed (past tense) 
dik-ye	>	legally   (tayt rhalt in dictionar !)
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) 
dingvreink	>	tongue-twister   
dinner	>	dinner (sb & vint) 
dinosaur	>	dinosaur (sb) 
diocese	>	diocese (sb) 
Diocletianus	>	Diocletian   
Dioder	>	Diodorus (npr) 
Diogenes	>	Diogenes (npr) 
Diomedes	>	Diomedes   
Dionys	>	Dionysus (npr) 
Dionysia	>	Dionysia (plu. in Sambahsa)   (n. plu. in Sambahsa)
dionysic	>	Dionysian (adj) 
Diophent	>	Diophantus (npr) 
diora	>	( ! ) = sperma (sb) 
diorama	>	diorama   
diorite	>	diorite ( sm) 
diork	>	roe-deer ( sb) 
dioxide	>	dioxide (sb) 
dioxin	>	dioxin
diphtherie	>	diphtheria (sb) 
diphthong	>	diphthong   
dipla	>	pleat, crease (sb) (clothing) 
diplise	>	crease, pleat (vtr) 
diploblast	>	diploblast   
diplomat	>	diplomat
diplome	>	diploma (sb) 
diptykh	>	diptych   
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) 
dirigent	>	conductor (orchestra)   
dirigisme	>	dirigisme (sb)
dirpan	>	scythe (sb) 
disap	>	disconnect, dislocate (vtr)
disappoint	>	disappoint (vtr ) 
disarroy	>	helplessness, disarray ( sb) 
disaurdhen	>	disorder
disayner	>	designer
disbande	>	to disband   (vtr/vint)
disbark	>	to disembark 
disbayaldisse	>	to regain consciousness
disbih	>	to get undone 
discarte	>	discard (vtr.)   
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)
disgust	>	disgust (sb)   
disinflation	>	disinflation
disk	>	disk (sb) 
diskaurt	>	(& diskaurn) = abandoned (adj) 
diskbraik	>	brake disk   
diskenise	>	to reduce to ashes (a corpse)
diskentolker	>	record player   
diskette	>	diskette
diskurakh	>	to restore the circulation to (a limb)   
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) 
disparsendisk	>	scattered disk   
dispensarium	>	free clinic
dispeulver	>	pulverize (vtr) 
displaise	>	unplease
displehc	>	unwind, unroll (vtr)
disponibilitat	>	availability   
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) 
disqualifie	>	to disqualify (vtr)   
disradh	>	X ad Y = to advise Y against X 
disseddel	>	throw out of saddle ( vtr ) 
disseg	>	to dissect   
dissension	>	dissension (sb) 
dissociative identitatsdisaurdhen	>	dissociative identity disorder   
dissolut	>	dissolute (adj)
dissonance	>	dissonance   
dissquam	>	to peel (vint; ex: paint) 
dissuad	>	to dissuade   
disswohd	>	obsolescence (sb) 
distance	>	distance   
distance se ud	>	to distance oneself/break away from   
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)
distord (concurrence)	>	to distort (competition)   
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) 
diswayzd	>	to unweed (vtr)   
diswehrt	>	divert (vtr) 
diswein	>	ud = to fall out with (someone)
disxubh	>	scrap (sb)
dithyramb	>	dithyramb   
ditil	>	infant (baby, sb) 
ditilcorbh	>	Moses basket (sb) 
dito	>	ditto, do   
diu	>	long time (adv) 
diumenn	>	rudder, tiller ( sb) 
diuper	>	long ago 
diuretic	>	diuretic   
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 ) 
divgven	>	deicide (the person)   
divgvon	>	deicide (the action)   
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 
dleh	>	to be flourishing   
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)
docil	>	docile   
dock	>	dock ( sb) 
docker	>	stevedore, longshoreman, dockworker   
doctor	>	doctor (sb) 
doctrine	>	doctrine (sb) 
document	>	document (sb)
documentar film	>	documentary movie (sb) 
dogan	>	sparrow hawk (sb ) 
doge	>	doge   
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 ) 
doighmudra	>	rolling pin   
doighos	>	laterie mud wall ( sb) 
doighya	>	kneading-trough   
doighya	>	mess (sm ) 
doik	>	toe ( sm ) 
doina	>	ballad ( sf ) (song ) 
dol	>	willful misrepresentation (sb) 
doler	>	cunning ( adj ) ( pejorative) 
dolina	>	doline (sinkhole)   
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
dominant xeimen	>	dominant estate    
domination	>	domination (sb) 
domine	>	dominate (vtr)   
Dominican Respublic	>	Dominican Republic (npr) 
domino	>	domino
Domitian	>	Domitian   
domkrakht	>	lifting jack (sb) 
don	>	gift, act of giving
Don Quijote	>	Don Quixote (npr) 
donation	>	donation (sb) 
dong	>	stormy, turbulent (adj) 
dongwa	>	fairy tale (sb)
donk	>	bits ( sm ) 
dopamine	>	dopamine   
dope	>	to dope (vtr)   
doppelganger	>	look-alike   
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) 
dosage	>	dosage   
dospeic	>	to thin, to taper (vtr) 
dospeicer	>	pencil-sharpener   
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) 
Dottor Balanzone	>	il Dottore   
doublage	>	dubbing (sb)
doublager	>	voice actor   
double	>	double (adj) 
double mant	>	double chin   
doublet	>	doublet   
doula	>	doula, birth companion, birth coach, post-birth supporter   
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) 
drap 	>	to drape   (ka verb)
draperie	>	drapery   
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” 
dredlock	>	dreadlock, loc, dread   
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) 
dreibh	>	to carry along   
dreibh	>	drive   (psycho)
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 
dreupelirrigation	>	drip irrigation   
dreupic	>	crumbly (adj)
dreuvehrm	>	woodworm   
dreydel	>	teetotum (sb) 
dribble	>	dribble   
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 ) 
drip painting	>	drip painting (sb)   
driug	>	comrade (sb) (brother of arms) 
driv	>	past tense of “dreiv” 
drivdreu	>	driftwood 
droben	>	pond of pigs 
drogh	>	drug (sb) 
droghentrafiquer	>	drug-trafficker   
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) 
druckerie	>	printing (sb)   
drucktype	>	movable type (printing)   
drucron	>	crown (botany)   
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) 
druh	>	to jump (copulate, vtr !)   
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) 
duilseug	>	vacuum cleaner, sweeper, hoover   
duivar	>	defensive wall
dukan	>	shop, business (sb) 
dukanamlak	>	commercial assets   
dukandar	>	shopkeeper (sb) 
dulal	>	commission (sb) (purchase , percentage ) 
dulap	>	cupboard (sb) 
dulcimer	>	(hammered) dulcimer (sb) 
dulg	>	debt ( sb); past tense of “deulg” 
dum	>	smoke   
dum	>	smoke (sb); past tense of “deum” 
duman	>	peasouper ( sb) (fig ) 
dumos	>	mood ( sb ) ( spirit ) 
dun	>	fortified enclosure (sb ) 
dune	>	dune (sb) 
Dunekyrk	>	Dunkirk
Dunia	>	the World (npr) 
dunjon	>	dungeon (sb) 
dunos	>	rope, tether (sb) 
duo	>	duo, duet (ex: …sehngve in duo = …sing in duo)   
duodemimami	>	Twelver (Islam Shia)
dupe	>	dupe (vtr)
duplicat	>	duplicate (sb) 
duplicitat	>	duplicity   
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) 
dusdaunteihsa	>	dysthanasia   
dusdecos	>	disgrace, opprobrium (sb) 
dusdehn	>	deprived, underprivileged (poor)   
dusdin	>	bad weather (sb) 
dusdrehbia	>	dystrophy   
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) 
dusokw	>	bad faced, sour faced grump   
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
dwighesoreins	>	two-handed sword (sb) 
dwight	>	(& dwighen) = pinched (adj) (air); past tense of “dwinegh” 
dwilict	>	bunk bed (two beds)   
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
dwinegh se	>	to impose upon (ex: obligation)   
dwineghjaquet	>	straitjacket   
dwinghyehbh	>	rape (sb & vtr) 
dwipod	>	biped (sb, adj) 
dwisdasch	>	en (typography)   
dwitsker	>	twitter (sb); past tense of “dweitsker” 
dwo	>	two ( pronoun ) 
dwodemton technique	>	twelve-ton technique   
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) 
dworis-alen kierk	>	free-range chicken   
dworishoge	>	air draft (vessel)
dworisraudh	>	aerial root   
dwot	>	second (adj) 
dwoter	>	second (adj) (of 2) 
Dwoternomos	>	Deuteronomy (npr) 
dyehg	>	+ acc. = ignite 
dyehgw	>	stab (vtr) 
dyehrc	>	glimpse, see (vtr) 
dyei	>	to behold, worship (vtr)
dyeia	>	beholding, contemplation
dyein	>	worship (vtr) 
Dyew	>	Zeus   (Kay addihes tod maynen do "Dyew")
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) 
dyinst	>	(religious) service (sb)
dynamic	>	dynamic (adj)
dynamite	>	dynamite (sb) 
dynamo	>	dynamo (sb) 
dyohg	>	past tense of “dyehg” 
dyohgw	>	past tense of “dyehgw” 
dyohrc	>	past tense of “dyehrc” 
dysenterie	>	dysentery (sb) 
dysphoria	>	dysphoria   
dyuv	>	trip
eak	>	vicious ( adj ) 
eakia	>	vice (vicious; adj)
eau de vie	>	eau de vie (sb) 
eau-de-cologne	>	eau de Cologne   
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) 
Echidna	>	Echinda   
echo	>	echo (sb) 
eclat	>	commotion (ex
eclectisme	>	eclectism (sb) 
eclipse	>	eclipse
ecologia	>	ecology
ecologic niche	>	ecological niche   
economaniak	>	skimping on everything (adj) 
economia	>	economics   
economic cycle	>	business cycle   
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 
ed-alamat	>	ampersand   
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) 
edwoln	>	pain (disease)   
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) 
efficace	>	efficace   
efficacia	>	efficacy   
efficient	>	efficient   
efficient	>	efficient
effigie	>	effigy (sb) 
effort	>	effort   
effrenat	>	frenetic, unchained (adj) 
effronterie	>	insolence   
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) 
egregore	>	egregore, egregor   
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) 
eins-ed-cappa	>	swashbuckling   (jor)
einsfassol	>	gotani bean, jack bean, jackbean, swordbean   
Eirean	>	Irish ( sb, adj) 
eiskw	>	to seek, to intend, to want (vtr) 
eiskwmen	>	deliberate (adj ) 
eiv	>	yew (sb) 
ejacule	>	to ejaculate   
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 
El Salvador	>	El Salvador
ela	>	darning needle (sb) 
elaborationsbureau	>	design office   
elabore	>	elaborate (vtr.)   
elan	>	run-up, momentum, surge (sb) 
elangver	>	alert, brisk, lively (adj) 
elastomer	>	elastomer
Elbrus	>	Elbrus (npr) 
Elea	>	Velia
eleate	>	eleatic   
elect	>	elected (politics); the One (Matrix) 
electorat	>	voters (splu) 
electric arc	>	electric arc
electric capacitat	>	electric capacity (sb) 
electric kwisk	>	mixer (cooking)   
electric lantern	>	flashlight (sb ) 
electric nibrehg	>	electrical breakdown 
electrician	>	electrician   
electricitat	>	electricity (sb) 
electrise	>	to electrify (vtr; incl. "to excite")
electrocardiogramme	>	electrocardiogram
electrode	>	electrode
electroencephalographia	>	electroencephalogram (sb) 
electromaut	>	electronic toll collection   
electromot force	>	electromotive force (sb) 
electronentube	>	vacuum tube, electron tube (USA), thermionic valve (BR)   
electronic monete	>	electronic cash
electronique	>	electronics (sb)
electrostatique	>	electrostatics   
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
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
emascule	>	emasculate   
emayl	>	enamel (glass)
emballage	>	packaging (sb) 
embalsem	>	embalm (vtr) 
embarasse	>	embarrassment ( sb) 
embarasse ob alyanghen	>	secondhand embarrassment, vicarious embarrassment, empathetic embarrassment   
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   
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) 
emolument	>	emolument   
emov	>	to make one moved, thrill (! vtr., it's related to "emotion")   
empat	>	tie, draw (vtr., vintr., like in "Neither team scored and the match ended in a draw")   
empathia	>	empathy
empedise	>	clutter, hamper (vtr) 
Empedokles	>	Empedocles   
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
emule	>	emulate   
en	>	+ acc. = here is/are 
en route	>	en route (adv) 
enbrehgen	>	burglary (sb ) 
encasse	>	collect, cash (vtr ) 
encephalitis	>	encephalitis (sb) 
enchante	>	enchant, spellbind (vtr) (magic) 
enclave	>	enclave
encontaneg	>	to bring into contact   
encouragement	>	encouragement
encramp	>	to cramp, restrict ( vtr ) 
encyclic	>	encyclical   
encyclopedia	>	encyclopaedia   
encyclopedia	>	encyclopedia   
end	>	end (sb & vtr/int ) 
endeigh	>	dyke up (vtr) 
endem	>	worst (adv.)   (superlative os dus-; adv.)
endemeur	>	to enjoin, order (someone) ( vtr ) 
endemic	>	endemic   
ender	>	beneath, underneath
enderbosc	>	underbrush (sb) 
enderbrinegh	>	to give shelter to
Enderbund	>	Kingdom of he Dead   
enderdasch	>	underscore, underline, underbar, low line, low dash   
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 ) 
enderghombehnden	>	geological sequestration   (carbondioxide)
enderghomwedernt	>	phreatic water table (sb) 
endergrund	>	underground (adj); basement ( sb ) (building) 
endergumt	>	refuge, lodging ( sb ) 
endergwehm	>	to take refuge (vint) 
enderkeih	>	to underpin/underlie (be the basis of)   
enderkeih	>	underlie (vtr)
enderkweit	>	distinguish, make out (vtr)
enderlyehgend	>	underlying   
endermerg	>	[endërmErg] = disappear (vtr) (Fig. into the crowd) 
endermine	>	undermine (vtr) 
endermund	>	underworld (sb) 
enderplan	>	to calculate (to plan)   
enderplanisk	>	calculating (not sincere)   
enderrissem	>	(drawing) sketch (sb) 
endersedd	>	ghom = to huddle up (vint) 
endersigne	>	undersign (vtr)
endersok	>	auscultate (vtr) 
endertrehm	>	to tremble, to shake slightly 
enderwander	>	to infiltrate (as a spy)   (vtr)
endighom	>	to inter (vtr)
endo	>	towards to the interior of (prep)
endocrin disruptor	>	endocrine disruptor   
endocrin systeme	>	endocrine system (sb) 
endogham	>	endogamous   
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) 
enebghir	>	hub gear   
ener	>	(t)here it is that...
energetic	>	energy, energy-giving (adj.)
energic	>	spirited, forceful, energetic   
enfall	>	to come to mind (idea = nom.; person = dative) 
enfeurn	>	to put into an oven 
enflamme	>	set fire to   
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)
engwn	>	along (prep) 
engwuhen	>	to bloat (vtr)
enhang	>	hang up ( vtr ) (phone ) 
eni	>	within   
eni	>	within (adv & prep) 
eniaserng	>	consanguine   
enigma	>	enigma (sb) 
enigmatica	>	puzzle, brain teaser (sb) 
enkorm	>	to torture (to death)   
enkrew	>	ingrow (vintr., ex: nail)   
enleuc	>	to shed light on
enleur	>	to engage a mechanism (vtr) 
enliste	>	in = enlist in (vint) 
enmagh	>	empower   
enmercatnotes	>	release notes (computing)
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 ) 
enpairasc con	>	to mate (a partner)   
enquete	>	survey, inquiry (sb) 
ensan	>	human being, human person (sb) 
ensand	>	silt up (vtr.)   
ensanden	>	silting up (sb.)   
enschalt	>	to switch on (vtr)
enscol	>	to provide with schooling (vtr)
ensein	>	war cry (sb) 
ensemble	>	ensemble (sb) 
ensilage	>	ensilage   
ensmed	>	this/that is how...
ensorb	>	sniff (vtr ) 
ensrov	>	plug in (vtr) 
enstichen	>	versification   
ensuite	>	en suite   
entablement	>	entablature (sb) 
entente	>	entente
enthusiast	>	enthusiastic (adj) 
enthusiaste	>	enthusiastic   
entitat	>	entity ( sb) 
entonar	>	strike up ( vtr ) (song ) 
entorgue	>	market (vtr) 
entourage	>	entourage   (ex: noble)
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) 
enviable	>	enviable   
envie	>	envy (sb) 
envoyeit	>	envoyee
enwehrg	>	to enable (a system)   
enwoghle	>	annoy, pester (vtr) 
enzyme	>	enzyme (sb) 
eolipile	>	aeolipile, aeolipyle, eolipile   
ep	>	on (can turn to “ef” before “h') 
ep id grem	>	on one's knees 
ep sien roig	>	in one's turn 
ep un (argwrnten) tepji	>	serve … on a plate, be handed … on a silver platter (fig.)   
epagneul	>	spaniel (sb) 
epaulette	>	epaulette ( sb) 
epbenknerce	>	bench press (weight training)   
epheb	>	ephebos (sb) 
ephemer	>	ephemeral (adj) 
Ephesos	>	Ephesus
ephor	>	ephor
Ephraym	>	Ephraim (npr) 
epic	>	epic ( adj) 
Epidavros	>	Epidaurus ( npr ) 
epidemia	>	epidemic (sb) 
epidermis	>	epidermis   
epigenese	>	epigenesis   
epigramme	>	epigram   
epigramme	>	epigram (sb) 
Epiktet	>	Epictetus
epikwrey	>	epicurean
Epikwros	>	Epicurus (npr) 
epilation	>	depilation (sb) 
epilepsie	>	epilepsy   
epilogos	>	epilogue   
epiphania	>	epiphany   
Epirus	>	Epirus
Episcopat	>	bishopric (sb) 
episkep	>	bishop ( sb) 
epistel	>	epistle (sb) 
epistemologia	>	epistemology   
epitaph	>	epitaph (sb) 
epithete	>	epithet   
epitrakhile	>	stole ( sb) 
epizootia	>	epizootic (sb)
epkeih	>	to surmount, to top 
epoin	>	evening (gathering; sb) 
eponym	>	eponym   
epop	>	hoopoe (sb) 
epos	>	epic ( sb ) 
eptemmen	>	start ( vtr ) 
epter	>	just over (ex: clothes; prep ) 
eptercuit	>	foreskin, prepuce   
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” 
Er is Pamphyl	>	Er of Pamphylia   
Era iom Aunstehgens	>	Age of Discovery 
Erasmus	>	Erasmus (npr)
Eratosthenes	>	Eratosthenes   
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) 
Eris	>	Eris (mythology)   
eristique	>	eristic (sb)
erk	>	tick (acarian, sb) 
erkw	>	to be radiant 
erm	>	oar (sb) 
ermitage	>	hermitage (sb)
ermite	>	hermit (sb) 
ernu	>	tournament, competition (sb) 
erod	>	to erode (vtr)   
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) 
eschatologia	>	eschatology   
escorte	>	escort (sb) 
escorte pieg	>	call girl, female escort   
escorte pwarn	>	call boy, male escort   
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)
esorgven	>	uxoricide (the person)   
esorgvon	>	uxoricide (the action)   
esoteric	>	esoteric   
esoterisme	>	esoterism 
espalier	>	espalier (sb) 
Espania	>	Spain (npr) 
espaniol	>	Spanish, Spaniard; espaniol baut = half-boot 
esplanade	>	esplanade (sb) 
essai	>	essay (sb) 
essaiyiste	>	essayist   
essence	>	essence (merit)   
essential	>	essential (adj) 
est	>	is; been 
esta	>	until 
establishment	>	establishment (pej.)   
ester	>	sturgeon (sb) 
esthetic	>	aesthetical (adj) 
estime	>	estimate ( vtr ) 
estocade	>	mortal impalement (with a weapon; sb) 
etage	>	storey, floor   
etage	>	floor (of building; sb) 
etape	>	stage, stopover point (sb) 
etat	>	budget ( sb) 
etatisme	>	state control, statism   
eten	>	kernel (sb) 
etenfamilia	>	nuclear family   
Eteocles	>	Eteocles (npr) 
ethanol	>	ethanol
ether	>	ether (sb) 
etheric	>	ethereal (adj) 
ethique	>	ethics
ethnic puwen	>	ethnic cleansing (fig.)
ethnocentric	>	ethnocentric   
ethologia	>	ethology   
eti	>	moreover (adv) 
etiandem	>	embellishment (sb) 
etibehd	>	to go up (bid)
eticrehsc	>	to increase further (a price)
etikmehen	>	burnout   (n. & vtr)
etileikw	>	to be left (rest; vint)
etilogia	>	etiology
etiloikwa	>	(plu.) = remains, relics, remnants 
etimleu	>	to go further (in a dialogue)
etiquette	>	etiquette (protocol; sb) 
etiquettire	>	to label (people)   
etiwastue	>	to overurbanize   
etiweiken	>	overpopulation (sb) 
etiwirt	>	surplus value   
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) 
euclidei	>	Euclidean   
Eudoxos	>	Eudox   
Euhemer	>	Evhemerus ( npr ) 
eul	>	hoot, ululate (vint) 
eulg	>	fade, wilt (vint) 
Eumayos	>	Eumaeus   
eunuch	>	eunuch (sb) 
euphemisme	>	euphemism   
euphonium	>	euphonium 
euphoria	>	euphoria   
eurehp	>	set ( vint) (celestial bodies) 
Euripides	>	Euripides ( npr ) 
eurng	>	grumble ( vtr ) 
Europa	>	Europa (mythology ; sb) 
europay	>	European (adj & sb) 
Europay integration	>	European integration   
Europe	>	Europe (continent, npr) 
eurp	>	to mend (vtr) 
Eurydike	>	Eurydice ( npr ) 
Eurystheus	>	Eurystheus 
Eusebius os Caesarea	>	Eusebius   
Euskadi	>	Pays Basque
euskal	>	Basque
eust	>	East   
eust	>	east (sb) 
evacuation	>	evacuation ( sb) 
evacue	>	to evacuate (vtr) 
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) 
exactitude	>	exactness   
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) 
excedd	>	exceed (vtr.)   
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) 
exclusive	>	exclusive   
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)
exherede	>	disinherit (vtr.)   
exhorte	>	urge (vtr) 
exile	>	to exile (vtr)   
exile	>	exile (sb) 
exist	>	exist
existence	>	existence (sb) 
existencialisme	>	existentialism   
existential	>	existential   
exit	>	exit (sb)
exmehn	>	to invent (by thinking) 
exo	>	outside (adv) 
exobeid	>	to subcontract   
exobeidmen	>	subcontractor (sb)
exoboidos	>	outsourcing, subcontracting (sb)
exodus	>	exodus (sb) 
exomide	>	exomis (sb) 
exorbitant	>	extravagant (adj) 
exorcisme	>	exorcism (sb)
exoteric	>	exoteric   
expatriat	>	expatriat (sb; adj.)
expedient	>	expedient (sb) 
expedise	>	to clear, unclog, unblock (vtr)
experience	>	experience (sb) 
experiment	>	experiment (sb) 
experimente	>	to experiment (vtr)   
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.)   (druve-ye tod werd ja exist in sambahsa, bet tik eet in id englisch dictionar)
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) 
exsehgn	>	to conceive in a daydream   
exsiccata	>	exsiccate (sb, plant)   
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) 
exterpapiereih	>	to make paperless (an office)   (informatique)
exterpardon	>	unforgivable ( adj ) 
exterseink	>	to bail out   
extinctor	>	fire extinguisher 
exting	>	to extinguish 
extos	>	from outside 
extract	>	extract (sb) 
extraordinar	>	extraordinary (adj)
extraterran	>	extraterrestrial
extravagant	>	extravagant (adj) 
extraversion	>	extraversion   
extrehp	>	divert (vtr)
extreme	>	extreme 
extreme sport	>	radical sport   
extremiste	>	extremist
extro	>	to outside
extrodeik	>	to dismiss (a claim)   (diksproceddure)
extuned	>	to knock out (vtr)   
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) 
fablieau	>	fabliau   
fabric	>	factory (sb) 
fabricant	>	industrialist   
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   
facil	>	easy (adj) 
facit	>	outcome, toll (sb) 
facsimile	>	facsimile   
fact	>	fact (sb) 
factieus	>	factious
faction	>	faction   
factor	>	factor (condition)   
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) 
falakhwner	>	slinger   (El soldat)
falbala	>	furbelow   
falg	>	(lying) fallow (sb) 
falk	>	falcon ( sb) 
fall	>	to fall; case (situation); judgment (of a major court) 
fallacia	>	fallacy   
fallacieus	>	fallacious (adj) 
falldaun	>	halyard
fallsater	>	guillotine's blade (sb) 
fals	>	false ( adj ) 
fals cognat	>	false cognate   
fals prophet	>	false prophet 
falsetto	>	falsetto ( sb) 
falsgleih	>	to laugh on the other side of one's face 
falsibilitat	>	falsifiability   
falskast	>	to money-launder 
falsmonetar	>	(money) forger
faltern	>	nettle (sb) 
falv	>	fawn (adj) 
fameus	>	famous ( adj) 
familia	>	family (sb) 
familia planning	>	family planning   
familial koimdeughen	>	family reunification
familiar	>	familiar (adj) 
famine	>	famine (sb) 
fanar	>	street lamp/light (sb) 
fanatic	>	fanatical   
fanatisme	>	fanaticism   
fanera	>	plywood
fanfare	>	brass band, fanfare
fangh	>	sway (control)   (ka verb : habe un fangh ep)
fania	>	pennant (sb) 
fanica	>	fanega (sb) 
fantasia	>	fantasy
fantasmagoria	>	phantasmagoria (sb)
fantasme	>	fantasy (sb) 
fantastic	>	fantastic   
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	>	prank, practical joke   Addihes tod maynen ei inpiut "farce"
farce	>	prank   (Kay addihes tod maynen. Kad tod ne est util pro maung bahsas, bet est important skaue quod werd neudmos kay refer ad farces qua vidmos in TV au YouTube)
farce	>	farce, joke (sb) 
fareb	>	deceit ( sb) 
farebdar	>	cheater (sb)   
farebie	>	to cheat 
farfadet	>	farfadet (sb)
farfalak	>	chatterbox (fig) (sb) 
farfar	>	gossipy, talkative (adj) 
farj	>	ravine ( sb ) 
fark	>	offset (difference)   
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) 
fascicule	>	fascicle   
fascine	>	fascinate (vtr) 
fasciste	>	fasciste
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	>	foul (ex: soccer) . forfac un — = to commit a foul
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 ) 
fawngdiaschan	>	   real property ( adj , sb) 
fawngdien	>	(electrical) discharge (sb) 
fawngtawng	>	debauchery (sb)  
fax	>	fax
fayance	>	faience (sb) 
faydh	>	quarrel ( sb & vint) 
fayer	>	to fire 
fayl	>	to fell (a tree)   (nov maynen)
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) 
feminisme	>	feminism   
femisme	>	femism   
fenn	>	heath (terrain; sb) 
fenster	>	window (sb) 
Ferdowsi	>	Ferdowsi   
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
ferrule	>	ferrule   
ferry	>	ferry (sb) 
ferschluss	>	shutter (sb) (optics) 
fertigation	>	fertigation   
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) 
festard	>	party animal   
festdien	>	holiday ( sb) 
festin	>	feast, banquet (sb) 
feston	>	scallop, festoon (vtr); festoon (sb)
feta	>	feta (sb) 
fetiche	>	fetish   
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” 
fieull	>	to fuel (vtr)   
fieydh	>	past tense of “faydh” 
fieyer	>	past tense of “fayer” 
fieyl	>	past tense of “fayl” 
fig	>	present tense base of “fineg” 
figurant	>	extra   (actor; subs.)
figurat	>	figurative (adj)
figure	>	figure (sb) 
fiker	>	figure (vint) 
fikrav	>	imaginative (adj)
fil	>	ivory item (sb); [el fil] bishop (chess; sb) 
filament	>	filament   
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
filmclap	>	clapperboard   
filter	>	(to) filter   
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) 
fingherprint	>	fingerprint   
fingherstuned	>	finger flick (vtr., like in "He finger-flicked me hard on the ear")   
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) 
fitness-club	>	fitness club   
fitnessfunction	>	fitness function   
fiull	>	heating oil ( sb) 
fiulltank	>	fuel tank ( sb ) 
fix	>	fixed, set
fixe	>	to fix (steadily) (vtr) 
fixo capital	>	fixed capital   
fiz	>	viez (sb)
flag	>	flag (sb) 
flagnav	>	flagship (sb) 
flagrant	>	blatant (adj ) 
flamboyment	>	blaze (sb) 
Flaming	>	Fleming   
flaming	>	Fleming (sb) 
flamingo	>	flamingo (sb)
flamme	>	flame (sb) 
flammenlehncer	>	flamethrower   
Flandren	>	Flanders (sb ) 
flanela	>	flannel (sb) 
flank	>	flank
flask	>	flask ( sb) 
flasken	>	flagon ( sb) 
flatter	>	flatter (vtr ) 
flatterant	>	flattering (adj.)   
flatterie	>	flattery (sb) 
flau	>	blurred (adj) 
flaydor	>	mottling, combing (sb) 
flayer	>	flyer (document; sb)
flect	>	bend (vtr ) 
flehen	>	whine (vint) 
flemisch	>	flemish (adj) 
fleurt	>	flirt
fleurtplohpt	>	pick-up line, chat-up line   
flibustier	>	filibuster
flicker	>	flicker (vint) 
flietter	>	past tense of “flatter” 
flint	>	flint (sb ) 
flip-flop	>	flip-flop (shoe)   
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) 
flotille	>	flotilla
flott	>	float (vint) 
flotte	>	fleet   
flottluce	>	(stage) lighting instrument (sb) 
flu	>	flu (sb) 
fluctuation	>	fluctuation
fluid	>	fluid (adj , sb) 
fluid catalytic cracking	>	fluid catalytic cracking   
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 
fluvial marine	>	brown-water Navy   
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)
foliole	>	leaflet (botany)   
folk	>	people, folk (sb) (ethnicity) 
Folkenmigrations	>	Migrations Period (History)
folklore	>	folklore   
foll	>	mad, crazy, insane (adj) 
follach	>	cracked, nuts, barmy (it's kinda a childish and "neat" name)   
follia	>	madness (sb); Follia Lauden = "The Praise of Folly" (Erasmus)
follmat	>	fool's mate (chess; sb) 
folltasses	>	teacups (spinning tea cup ride of an amusement park)   (Id modalitat, id attraction, ne idswo tasse)
folossie	>	to use 
fondant	>	fondant ( pastry ) ( sb) 
fontan	>	fountain (sb) 
fontanelle	>	fontanelle   
football	>	football (sb, soccer) 
fop	>	fop (a person who is extremely interested in his appearance and who wears very decorative clothes)   
for	>	by far (meaning "too much, very")
forbann	>	banish (vtr) 
forbehd	>	to forbid, ban (vtr)
force	>	force (sb); force demonstration = show of force 
force-majeure	>	force majeure   
forcen marche	>	forced march   
forduil	>	turn to dust (vint) 
forel	>	trout ( sb) 
forensic medicin	>	forensic medicine   
forest	>	forest (sb) 
forestal	>	forest (adj) 
forfac	>	to commit (a mischief) 
forfact	>	mischief, delict (sb) 
forge	>	forge ( vtr ) 
forgeir se	>	to go around in circles, to go back to one's starting point   (rikes sien start)
forglehmer	>	to get stuck (in mud; vint) 
forgleimer	>	to stick (in mud; vtr) 
forhonn	>	to ridicule (vtr) 
fork	>	fork (software development)   
forlav	>	fade (through washing) ( vtr ) 
forlegver	>	to water down (vtr)   (vtr; hatta figurat)
forleus	>	to lose (one's pursuers; vtr) 
forlinekw	>	to forsake, abandon   (mathalan, un purt)
forlonct	>	lenghty (adj)
forlyehg	>	to mislay (vtr)
format	>	format (vtr., a text, like in a word processor)   unstiumpes id ja existent werd
format	>	format (sb)
forme	>	form (sb & vtr) & train (vtr) 
formell	>	formal, positive (adj)
formica	>	laminate (sb) 
Formule Oin	>	Formula One 
formulire	>	form (paper; sb) 
fornique	>	fornicate   
forpall	>	(& forpallid) = shop-soiled (adj) 
forscinesd	>	to make low-necked, indented 
forskehpt	>	become foreclosed (vint) 
forslug	>	past tense of “forsluneg” 
forsluneg	>	hiccup (vint) 
forslung	>	hiccup ( sb) 
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) 
forwehn	>	to spoil (a child)   
forwehs	>	to mislay (vtr)
fossil	>	fossil (adj. & sb) 
fossil wed	>	fosssil water (sb) 
foster	>	foster, boost ( vtr ) 
foteuyl	>	armchair (sb) 
fourrage	>	forage (sb ; plant ) 
fovea	>	fovea centralis   
foyeir	>	foyer, club house (sb) 
fra	>	(& frater) = brother (sb) ( monk ) 
fraction	>	fraction
fractionreserven systeme	>	fractional-reserve banking   
fracture	>	fracture (sb) 
frad	>	grimace (sb) & grin (vint) 
fragil	>	fragile (adj) 
fragmente	>	fragment (vtr.)   
frain	>	brake (other than automobiles) 
fraindrangh	>	brake lever   
fraise	>	to countersink; milling cutter   
France	>	France (npr) 
franceois	>	French (adj & sb) 
franceois dvan	>	marraqueta   
Franceois kuss	>	French kiss   
Francesco os Assisi	>	Francis of Assisi (npr) 
franchiseit	>	franchise-holder 
Franciscos	>	Francis   
francolin	>	francolin (sb ) 
francophonia	>	francophonie   
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)
frankmasson	>	freemason   
frankmassonrie	>	freemasonry   
frankrisk	>	excess (in insurances; sb) 
franquisme	>	Francoist dictatorship   
frap	>	to treat violently   
fratrigven	>	fratricide (the person)   
fratrigvon	>	fratricide (the action)   
fraud	>	fraud (sb) 
fraudulent	>	fraudulent   
fraum	>	bicycle frame   (addeih tod maynen ad ja existent Sambahsa werd "fraum")
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 (of a guitar)   
frette	>	fret
frettemark	>	fret marker, inlay marker (of a guitar)   
fricassee	>	fricassee   
friction	>	friction   
friction	>	apply friction to   (Kay addihes id verbal forme)
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) 
friseur	>	hairdresser   
frisure	>	hairdress (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) 
frondeur	>	frondeur   
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
fudulluk	>	conceitedness, smugness ( sb ) 
fug	>	flight (escape; sb); past tense of “feug” 
fuga	>	fugue   (music)
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	>	to function, work   
function	>	function (sb) 
functional	>	functional (adj) 
functionment	>	functioning ( sb) 
fund	>	funds ( sb) 
fundal	>	real estate (adj ) 
fundamentalisme	>	fundamentalism   
fundar	>	to cast anchor 
fundwk	>	accommodation (sb; lodging) 
funed	>	to merge (vint, to bring together)
fungible	>	fungible   
fungjin	>	rubella, German measles (sb) 
fungus	>	fungus   
fur	>	thief (sb) 
furett	>	ferret (sb) 
Furieus Penkgimtias	>	Furious Fifties   
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)
fysain	>	charcoal (art)   (art)
gaban	>	overcoat (sb) (mantle) 
gabarit	>	envelope (architecture, sb)
gabion	>	gabion   
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 ) 
gakwia	>	gluttony   
gala	>	gala (sb) 
galactic	>	galactic ( adj ) 
Galahad	>	Galahad   (Desk)
galakt	>	milk (all kinds of white liquid, sb) 
galant	>	gallant (adj) 
galanterie	>	courtsey (sb) 
galat	>	Galatian
Galatea	>	Galatea   (Bo id statue ed ia nereide)
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   
Galileo	>	Galileo (Italian scientist)
galionsfigure	>	figurehead   
gall	>	rooster, cock (sb) 
Gallia	>	Gaul (npr; country) 
gallic	>	Gaulish (adj); Gaul (sb; inhabitant of Gaul)
gallmiliu	>	Japanese barnyard millet 
gallon	>	gallon (unity of measure)   
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) 
gamma-GT	>	gamma-GT   
Gamorah	>	Gomorrah (npr) 
ganab	>	turmoil (sb) 
gandhivadi	>	gandhian (adj & sb) 
gandighi	>	mess (disorder)   
gandighi	>	mess ( sb ) (fig) 
gandoum	>	wheat flour (sb) 
gandul	>	lazy ( sb; adj ) 
ganeis	>	to recover (one's health) 
gang	>	(criminal) gang   
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) 
gaplagel	>	thrashing (batter)   
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) 
garite	>	sentry box
garnie	>	to decorate, to fill 
garnison	>	garrison (sb) 
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) 
gasbotel	>	gaz cylinder   
gasic	>	gaseous (adj) 
gaslimos	>	(sing) = fillings (splu) 
gasmehrkos	>	foul smell 
gasoduct	>	gas pipeline
gason	>	lawn turf (sb) 
gaspedal	>	gas pedal
gaspistonmotor	>	internal combustion engine   
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) 
Gawain	>	Gawain   
gawoun	>	recipient (sb) 
Gaya	>	Gaia ( npr ) 
gaydh	>	goat (sb , adj ) 
gaydhped	>	crowbar (tool)   
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) 
gecko	>	gecko   
gehlb	>	yellow (adj) 
gehlbfeber	>	yellow fever ( sb) 
gehmbh	>	to show one's teeth 
gehn	>	to father, create (vtr) 
gehn- un oiv	>	to lay an egg   
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 ) 
gelatine	>	gelatin   
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
generation	>	generation (like in “baby-boom generation”)   
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)
genital	>	genital (adj.)   
Gennesar	>	Gennesaret 
genocide	>	genocide
genos	>	type, kind (sb) 
genotype	>	genotype   
genpian	>	piece of paper 
gensadpeurten	>	(blood) filiation
genti	>	line (family, sb) 
gentile	>	gentle, gentile (adj & sb) 
gentleman	>	gentleman (in modern times; sb)
gentor	>	generator, parent   
gentorskaut	>	breeding stock   
genu	>	knee (sb) 
Genua	>	Genoa (npr) 
genuan	>	Genoese (sb, adj) 
genue	>	to kneel down 
genuin	>	genuine (adj) 
geodesic	>	geodesic (adj.)   (adj.)
geodesique	>	geodesic (sb.)   (sb.)
geoglyph	>	geoglyph   
geolocalisation	>	geolocation (sb)
geometer	>	geometer   
geometer	>	geometer, surveyor
geometria	>	geometry   
geong	>	palace-fortress (sb) 
Georgos	>	George (npr) 
geothermia	>	geothermal energy (sb) 
gep	>	pocket ( sb ) 
gepdenars	>	(plu) = pocket money
gepknif	>	pocketknife   
geplampe	>	flashlight (sb) 
gepsaat	>	pocket watch   
geranium	>	geranium (sb) 
gerasc	>	to get old 
gerbill	>	gerbil
gerger	>	dilapidated, decayed (adj) 
germen	>	germ (sb) 
geront	>	old man   
geront	>	old man (sb) 
geros	>	old age (sb) 
gerosdom	>	retirement home
gerrimander	>	gerrymandering/to gerrymander   (bo nomen & verb)
gesta	>	chanson de geste 
geste	>	gesture ( sf) 
gesticule	>	gesticulate (vint) 
gestique	>	body language   
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) 
ghansstieup	>	goose step   (marche)
ghansstieup	>	goose step   
ghapt	>	gifted (adj ) 
gharn	>	(& gharna) = gut ( sb) 
ghat	>	meet (vtr/vint ) 
ghatet	>	skein, hank (sb) 
ghaw	>	wrong (adj ) 
ghawd	>	to be delighted about, to rejoice (vtr; + acc.) 
ghawl	>	tub (old ship !, sb) 
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) 
ghehldschtraf	>	fine (penalty; 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) 
Gheldern	>	Guelders   
gheldschtraf	>	fine ( sb ) 
gheleta	>	pot, bucket ( sb) 
ghelgh	>	gland (sb) 
ghelgh	>	gland ( sb ) 
ghelon	>	turtle ( sb) 
gheloun	>	gill (sb ) 
ghem	>	low ( adj) 
ghem pressem	>	low pressure 
ghemia	>	launch, lifeboat 
ghemtos keipen	>	low angle shot   (photo, film, etc)
ghemwand filter	>	low-pass filter (LPF)   
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) 
ghers	>	worse (adv.)   (comparative os dus-; adv.)
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)
ghetto	>	ghetto   
gheu	>	offer a sacrifice 
gheumen	>	libation ( sf ) 
gheus	>	beggar, rogue ( sb) 
gheuss	>	to belch out (vtr) 
gheutt	>	to drip 
gheutter	>	dropper   
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   
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) 
ghirbox	>	gearbox   
ghirdrangh	>	gearshift, shifter (USA), gear stick, gearstick, gear lever (UK)   
ghiri	>	mountain forest 
ghirratio	>	gear ratio   
ghirs	>	past tense of “gheirs” 
ghirseleger	>	gear selector   
ghirshajamat	>	crewcut 
ghisal	>	hostage (sb) 
ghisalkapen	>	hostage-taking
ghisd	>	past tense of “gheisd” 
ghitarr	>	(& ghitarra) = guitar (sb) 
ghitarrtakoun	>	heel (of a guitar)   
ghiton	>	tunic, robe (sb) 
ghiubeck	>	ratatouille (sb) 
ghiul	>	coal (sb); past tense of “ghieul” 
ghiulbronn	>	charcoal kiln   
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) 
ghyeir	>	to be fond of/keen on   
ghyien	>	opened (past tense) 
ghyohl	>	past tense of “ghyehl” 
ghyor	>	(& ghyora) = mountain (sb); Ghyor ios Baytel = Temple Mount (Jerusalem)
ghyorglaugh	>	orichalcum   
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 
gibbon	>	gibbon   
gielwk	>	(blood)leech (sb) 
gienxin	>	cash (money, adj) 
gieu	>	chew (vtr) 
gieumen	>	(chewing) quid
gieuter	>	champ (vtr) 
gigant	>	giant ( sb ) 
gigantesk	>	gigantic ( adj ) 
gigantkwekwl	>	Ferris wheel (sb) 
gigar	>	arum ( sb) 
gigh	>	gig (short term job, side job), slash — (like in “I'm a slash writter, slash food-runner, slash salesperson…”), moonlight (informal job)   
gigh	>	jig ( sb) 
gigolo	>	gigolo   
gih	>	past tense of “geih” 
Gihon	>	Gihon (Eden, npr) 
gikht	>	gout   
giki	>	china ware ( sb ) 
Gilead	>	Gilead (npr) 
Gilgamesh	>	Gilgamesh (npr) 
gill	>	gill, teacup (unit of volume)   
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) 
gisant	>	tomb effigy   
gischien	>	earthquake (sb) 
giu	>	past tense of “gieu” 
giughin	>	delight ( vtr ) 
giumbusch	>	joy (sb) 
giung	>	junk (sb) 
giungdok	>	poisoning   
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) 
glaber	>	glabrous   
gladiator	>	gladiator   
gladiol	>	gladiolus (sb) 
glah	>	acorn (sb)
glamour	>	glamour
glan	>	glean (vtr) 
glanez	>	glance (sb. & vint) 
glas	>	glass (sb)
glasacryl	>	plexiglas (sb) 
glaser	>	glazier   
glasic	>	vitreous (adj)
glaslik gumos	>	vitreous humour, vitreous body   
glast	>	pastel (sb) 
glastra	>	flowerpot 
glaswuln	>	(glaswulna) = glass wool
glat	>	to iron (vtr; linen); smooth (adj ) 
glau	>	full moon 
Glauce	>	Glauce   
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) 
glehdjiko	>	freezie, freeze pop (USA), freezer pop, ice-pole, ice lolly (Scotland), pop stick, icy-pole, ice pop, tip top, chihiro (Cayman Islands), ice candy (Philippines), aiskrim, potong (Malaysia)   
glehdjpickel	>	ice-axe ( sb) 
glehdjschelf	>	ice shelf   
glehdjvafel	>	ice cream cone   
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) 
gleimbande	>	adhesive tape   
gleimen	>	laughter (sb) 
gleitue	>	ridicule (vtr)
glend	>	green (adj) 
glend piwernt	>	green fertilizer   
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) 
globular	>	globular   
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
glomerule	>	glomerulus   
glonce	>	bullet (sb; of a gun)) 
gloncekyehm	>	bulletproof (adj & sb) 
gloria	>	glory (sb) 
glossar	>	glossary   
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 » 
gnirsk	>	crunch, rustle, screech (vint ) 
gniter	>	past tense of “gneiter” 
gnoh	>	to know 
gnohmen	>	emblem ( sb), badge ( sb) 
gnohsa	>	knowledge (sb)
gnohsit	>	(he/she/it) knew
gnosticism	>	gnosticism
gnosticisme	>	gnosticism   
gnubehd	>	genuflection (sb) 
gnur	>	past tense of “gneur” 
GO	>	“gwaur - opos " = H.D. (" heavy -duty ") 
gobelin	>	tapestry (sb) 
goblin	>	goblin (sb) 
Godfred	>	Godfrey   
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) 
gold	>	gold (sb); gold standard = gold standard
Goldbergmachine	>	Goldberg machine   
golden	>	golden (adj); golden hello = golden hello; golden parachute = golden parachute 
golem	>	golem
golf	>	golf (sb) 
golf plor	>	golf course (sb) 
Golgotha	>	Golgotha
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
gontapwl	>	side (of a guitar)   
gontro	>	aside (adv. of movement) 
gordebh	>	onager (wild ass; sb ) 
Gordias	>	Gordias
gordiasnode	>	Gordian knot
gordos	>	enclosure (sb) 
gordoskoim	>	gated community, walled community   
gordosweik	>	gated community, walled community (this one is greater than "gordoskoim")   
gorge	>	gorge (sb); to fill (with liquid; vtr) 
gorget	>	gorget   {gOrdjët}
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 
gouache	>	gouache   
gouda	>	gouda (sb)
gouge	>	gouge   
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) 
Graal	>	Grail   
grabh	>	dig (vtr ) 
grabh	>	grave ( sb) ( receptacle ) 
grabhar	>	gravedigger ( sm ) 
grabistan	>	burial site   
grace	>	grace (sb) 
gracieus	>	gracious 
graciu	>	graceful (adj) 
grade	>	degree (sb, ex: temperature); rank (sb)
gradencollation	>	convocation ceremony   
gradient	>	gradient   
gradient	>	gradient 
gradin	>	terracing (sb) 
gradischte	>	castle in ruins 
graduation	>	graduation (ceremony)   
graduation	>	graduation (generic word, division in degrees and other concepts)   
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) 
gramophone	>	gramophone   
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 
Grand Lacs	>	Great Lakes (splu) 
grandiose	>	grandiose (adj) 
grandmast	>	mainmast, big mast   
grandmater	>	grandmother ( sb) 
grandpater	>	grandfather (sb) 
grandwn	>	hail ( sf ) 
granite	>	granite ( sb) 
graph	>	graph (sb) 
graphene	>	graphene   
graphic (neuder)interface	>	graphical user interface
graphic novella	>	graphic novella   
graphic pianji	>	graphics tablet, digitizer, drawing tablet, drawing pad, digital drawing tablet, pen tablet, digital art board)   
graphic roman	>	graphic novel   
graphion	>	registrar (sb) 
graphionia	>	registry (sb) 
graphique	>	graph (sb) 
graphite	>	graphite (sb) 
graps	>	fish basket 
gras	>	to graze   ("edde gras")
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   
gravitat	>	gravity
gravitation	>	gravitation   
gravitation	>	gravitation
Graya	>	Graea (npr) 
graz	>	scratch (vtr; itching) 
grebe	>	grebe (sb) 
gredd	>	stride ( vtr ) 
gredin	>	rogue (sb) 
greg	>	mob (sb) 
Gregor	>	Gregory
Gregorian calendar	>	Gregorian calendar   
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) 
grovice	>	dimple   
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) 
gruppuscule	>	groupuscule   
gruppuscule	>	groupuscule   
gruyere	>	gruyère (sb) 
grwozdu	>	cluster (sb) 
grwozdue	>	to flowchart (vtr)
gryllotalpa	>	mole cricket   
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) 
guantiek	>	glove compartment, glovebox, glovie   
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)
Guinevere	>	Guinevere   
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) 
gvereh	>	to be warm
gverehtor	>	space heater   
gveria	>	hunting (sb) 
gverpter	>	fell beast   (pleukend reidbiest im Nazgûl)
gvertat	>	savagery (sb)
gverue	>	to hunt 
gvibh	>	wife ( sb) 
gviht	>	withering (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	>	to expose to light   (verb)
gwayder	>	light ( adj) 
Gwaydra	>	Phaedra   
gwayrjien	>	outsider ( sb) 
gwayt	>	gait, process ( sb) 
gwehl	>	spring, spurt out (vint) 
gwehlbh	>	to calve   
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 go out (light), to switch off   
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) 
gwistikerdos	>	fingering, fingerpicking ; kwehr- — = fingerpick (vtr., musical instrument)   
gwit	>	life ( sb) 
gwitsicurance	>	life insurance ( sb ) 
gwitsk	>	past tense of “gweitsk” 
gwitstandard	>	standard of living (sb) 
gwitstyle	>	lifestyle (sb) 
gwitu	>	world of humans/of the living   
gwiv	>	live (vtr ) 
gwiv	>	alive, living ( adj) 
gwivav	>	hardy (adj; ex: tree)   
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
gwunet	>	to place side by side, to add   (material ed figurat)
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) 
gymnosperm	>	gymnosperm   
gynandromorphisme	>	gynandromorphism   
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) 
habe semject samlik ad	>	to take after (resemblance)   
haben	>	had (past participle); holding (thing possessed; sb) 
habent	>	(they) have
habib	>	beloved (adj) 
habiet	>	(he/she/it) would have 
habilite	>	empower ( vtr ) 
habit	>	growth habit   
habitat	>	habitat (sb) 
hablar	>	bragging ( sb) 
habskw	>	to covet (vtr) 
habte	>	(you) have 
Hachepsut	>	Hatshepsut (npr) 
hachure	>	hatching (strips)   
haddock	>	haddock (sb)
Hades	>	Hades   (Is div)
hadh	>	border (sb) 
hadhban	>	border patrol serviceman (sb) 
hadia	>	gift, present (sb) 
hadith	>	hadith   
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 ) 
hajoumer	>	forward (soccer)   
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	>	(big) hall   
hall	>	hall (sb) 
hallo !	>	hello ! ( interj. ) 
hallucination	>	hallucination (sb) 
hallucinogen	>	hallucinogen   
halo	>	halo (sb) 
halogen	>	haologenous (adj), halogen (sb) 
halsbehrg	>	hauberk (sb) 
halsbehrgion	>	A short hauberk with short or no sleeves.   
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) 
handbraik	>	hand brake   
handbuk	>	handbook ( sb) 
handchirk	>	handkerchief ( sb) 
handdesinfector	>	hand sanitizer   
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) 
hangbrigv	>	suspended bridge   
hangdauyn	>	zip-line, zip line, zipline, Sypline, zip wire, aerial runway, aerial ropeslide, death slide, flying fox, foefie slide   
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) 
Hanse	>	Hanseatic League   
hant	>	(they) have 
hante	>	haunt (vtr ) 
haps	>	jail, gaol   (kay taye "rlau")
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 ) 
hashtag	>	number sign #   
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) 
hatschback	>	hatchback (car)   
hatta	>	even (adv) 
haubiza	>	howitzer   
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)
hayp	>	hype   (vtr + sb)
hayran	>	amazed (adj) 
hayriene	>	amazement (sb) 
haysa	>	infectious disease, plague (sb) 
hayte	>	let's go ! (to several persons) 
haythiya	>	recital (law)   
Hayti	>	Haiti (npr) 
hayvan	>	tiny creature (sb) 
hayz	>	periods (woman)   
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)
Hector	>	Hector   
hedge fund	>	hedge fund
hedonisme	>	hedonism   
hedonisme	>	hedonism
Hedwig	>	Hedwig   
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) 
Heliaya	>	Heliaia   
helicoidal	>	helical   
helicopter	>	helicopter (sb) 
heliocentrisme	>	heliocentrism   
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) 
hemisphere	>	hemisphere   
hemoglobin	>	hemoglobin (sb) 
hempedaler	>	exercise bicycle   
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) 
Hephaystos	>	Hephaestus   
her	>	here (adv) 
Hera	>	era   
heraklei	>	Herculean (ex: task, effort, ect)   
herakleitei	>	heraclitean   
herakleitei	>	Heraclitean
Herakleitos	>	Heraclitus   
Herakleitos	>	Heraclitus
Herakleus	>	Heracles (npr) 
Herakleusios Colunns	>	Pillars of Hercules (splu) 
herald	>	herald (sb) 
herb	>	herb (sb) 
herbat	>	herbal tea (sb) 
herbehrg	>	inn   
herbehrg	>	to harbour (vtr)   
herbehrg	>	inn (for overnight; sb); harbour (vtr) 
herbicide	>	herbicide
herbivore	>	herbivorous   
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) 
hermeneutique	>	hermeneutics   
Hermes	>	Hermes   
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)
Hestia	>	Hestia   
hetero	>	straight (heterosexual)   
heterogene	>	heterogeneous (adj)
heterogeneitat	>	heterogeneity
heterotroph	>	heterotroph   
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 ) 
hevdend	>	weekend   
heyba	>	imposing bearing 
hezdion	>	tow, oakum (sb) 
hiatus	>	hiatus   
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) 
Hieronymus Bosch	>	Hieronymus Bosch (npr) 
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” 
Hijase	>	Hejaz   
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   
Hipparkhos	>	Hipparchus
hippie	>	hippie
hippocampus	>	hippocampus   (kers)
Hippocrates	>	Hippocrates (npr) 
hippogriff	>	hippogriff (sb)
Hippolyte	>	Hippolyta   (ster)
Hippolytos	>	Hippolytus   (ner nam)
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 
histologic	>	histologic   
historia	>	history (sb) 
historian	>	historian (sb)
historic	>	historic (adj)
histrionic	>	histrionic   
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) 
hockment	>	squat (exercise)   
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) 
hogtos keipen	>	high-angle shot   (photo, film)
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 
hold-up	>	robbery (sb) 
holding	>	holding company
holk	>	saddle-bag 
Holland	>	Holland (npr) 
hollandish	>	hollands (adj) 
holm	>	reef ( sb ) 
holocaust	>	holocaust ( sb) 
Holofernes	>	Holofernes   
hologramme	>	hologram (sb) 
holost	>	holosteum   
holster	>	holster (sb., vtr.)   
holter-monitor	>	Holter monitor   
homage	>	tribute, homage (sb) 
homeostase	>	homeostasis (sb) 
Homer	>	Homer (npr) 
homilia	>	homily   
hominida	>	hominid
homogenisation	>	homogenisation   
homologh	>	homologous   
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) 
honnic	>	dismissive, disdainful   
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) 
hornwehrg	>	hornwork (fortification)   
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) 
host	>	host   (internet, nomen & verb)
host lyegher	>	host layer   (internet)
hostile	>	hostile (adj) 
hostilitat	>	hostility (sb) 
hotdog	>	hot dog   
hotel	>	hotel (sb ) 
hotelier	>	hotelier (sb) 
hotellerie	>	hospitality industry   
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 
human	>	humane (adj.)   
human sciences	>	human sciences   
humanisme	>	humanism (sb) 
humanitar	>	humanitarian (adj); humanitar intervention = humanitarian intervention
humanoid	>	humanoid (adj & sb) 
humil	>	humble ( adj) 
humilye	>	to humiliate (vtr)
humor	>	humo(u)r   
humoristic	>	humorous (adj)
humour	>	humo(u)r   
humus	>	humus (sb) 
hungher	>	hunger (sb)   
hungher	>	hunger (sb) 
hungric	>	hungry   
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   
hurva	>	whore ( sb) (!) 
Husayn	>	Hussein ( npr ) 
hushyar	>	aware ( adj ) 
hussar	>	hussar ( sb) 
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
hydraulic kyenk	>	hydraulic tappet   
hydraulic vren	>	hydraulic ram   
hydrocarbon	>	hydrocarbon
hydrocephalus	>	hydrocephalus sick (adj & sb) 
hydrocracking	>	hydrocracking   
hydrodesulphuration	>	hydrodesulfurization   
hydroelectric	>	hydroelectric (adj)
hydrogen	>	hydrogen (sb) 
hyena	>	hyena (sb)
hygiene	>	hygiene
hygienic tampon	>	tampon (mass of absorbent material)   
hygnot	>	huguenot   
hygnot	>	huguenot   
hyls	>	(cartridge) case 
hymne	>	hymn (sb) 
hyperbole	>	hyperbola, hyperbole   
hyperborean	>	Hyperborean (adj , sb) 
Hypereides	>	Hypereides (npr) 
hypertension	>	hypertension, high blood pressure   
hypnose	>	hypnosis (sb) 
hypnotic	>	hypnotic, soporific ( adj ) 
hypnotise	>	hypnotize (vtr) 
hypocrisis	>	hypocrisy
hypocrite	>	hypocrite (sb); hypocritical (adj) 
hypophyse	>	pituitary gland ( sb) 
hypotension	>	hypotension, low blood pressure   
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 Anthesteria	>	Anthesteria   
ia Bell Aiwoswohpa	>	the Sleeping Beauty 
ia Gionconda	>	Mona Lisa ( npr ) 
ia Indias	>	the Indies (splu) 
ia Lenaya	>	the Lenaia (plu. in Sambahsa)   (plural nomen in Sambahsa)
ia Lumens	>	the Enlightenment (History ) 
ia Panathenaya	>	Panathenaic Games   (n.plu.)
iad	>	venom ( sb ) 
iadic	>	poisonous (adj ) 
iam	>	her (personal pronoun feminine singular accusative); the (feminine singular accusative); of the (feminine plural genitive)
Iamblikh	>	Iamblichus   
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 
Iberic peninsule	>	Iberian peninsula   
ibis	>	ibis
iblis !	>	deuce ! devil ! (interj) 
Ibn Khaldoun	>	Ibn Khaldun   
ibo	>	lest (conj.)   
ibo	>	lest (conj.)   
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) 
iconoclaste	>	iconoclast(ic)   
Iconomachie	>	Byzantine Iconoclasm   
id	>	it; the (neutral singular nominative & accusative) 
id Areios Pagos	>	Areos Pagos (npr) 
id ghutt, quod upertrahnt id wedsaat	>	the straw that breaks the camel's back   
Id Mier Antsalg	>	the Great Escape (movie) 
id predien	>	the eve 
id-on	>	id (psychologia)   
idafa	>	supplement ( sb) 
idafi	>	additional ( adj) 
idee	>	idea (sb) 
identic	>	identical (adj)
identificator	>	identifier (internet)   (internet)
identitat	>	identity (sb) 
ideogramme	>	ideogram (sb)
idiome	>	idiom (sb) 
idiosyncrasia	>	idiosyncrasy (sb)
idiot	>	idiot (adj & sb)
IDM	>	(Ion Dwin-Motor) = TIE (Star Wars; sb) 
idol	>	idol (sb) 
idolater	>	idolize (vtr); idolater, idolatrous
idolatrie	>	idolatry
ids	>	its 
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) 
ieu	>	past tense of “au” 
ieug	>	past tense of “aug” 
ieum	>	past tense of “aum” 
ieun	>	“good path” 
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   
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) 
ignition-kier	>	spark plug   
ignoble	>	vile ( adj) 
ignominie	>	ignominy   
ignominieus	>	appalling (adj) 
ignorant	>	ignorant (adj)
ignore	>	ignore (vtr)   
iguana	>	iguana   
iguanodon	>	iguanodon (sb) 
igumen	>	Prior ( sb; Church) 
igumena	>	mother superior   (convent)
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) 
il Capitano	>	il Capitano   
ilahi !	>	divine goodness ! 
ilaj	>	medical treatment ( sb) 
ilay	>	to burst out laughing 
ilhali	>	whereas (conj) 
Iliad	>	Iliad (npr) 
ilkhani	>	ilkhanate (adj.)   
ill	>	slime, slimy   
illat	>	ailment (sb) (slight illness) 
illicit	>	illegal (adj)
illuminat	>	illuminate, crank (adj & sb) 
illumine	>	illuminate (vtr) 
illusor	>	illusory   
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 (adj.)   
imaginar	>	imaginary
imaginarium	>	imagination (way to figure out)   
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) 
imle	>	to dictate (a text)   
immaculat	>	immaculat (adj); Immaculat Conception = Immaculate Conception
immanent	>	immanent   
immatriculation	>	registration (at the university)
immediat	>	immediate   
immediatia	>	immediateness   
immemorial	>	timeless ( adj ) 
immense	>	immense (adj) 
immigrant	>	immigrant (adj & sb) 
imminence	>	imminence   
imminent	>	imminent (adj)
immix	>	(se -) = to interfere (vint)
immobilise	>	immobilize, stop (vtr) 
immoral	>	immoral
immuable	>	immutable (adj) 
immunologia	>	immunology   
immunologia	>	immunology
immunresponse	>	immune response   
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   
imperieus	>	imperious
impersonal	>	impersonal   
implacable	>	relentless ( adj) 
implant	>	implant (sb) 
implante	>	implant (vtr.)   
impleh	>	assuage, satisfy (vtr) 
implehc	>	entangle, twist (vtr) 
implicit	>	implicit (adj)
implie	>	imply (vtr) 
implohca	>	imbrication, interweaving   
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   
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 ) 
impulse	>	impulse   
imputable	>	imputable ( adj) 
imtihan	>	exam (sb) 
imtihansuwal	>	examination question (sb) 
in	>	in (prep) 
in absentia	>	in absentia
in avance	>	in advance 
in civil	>	in civilian clothes   
in direct	>	(& layv) = live (adj) 
in flagranti delicto	>	in flagrante delicto 
in regard	>	+ genitive = in comparison to 
in unisson	>	in unison ( adv ) 
inab	>	bunch of grapes (sb) 
inaccessible	>	inaccessible (adj) 
inadvertentce-ye	>	inadvertently (adv) 
inalienable	>	inalienable (adj) 
inanition	>	inanition   
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
incinere	>	incinerate   
incisive	>	incisive (adj) 
incivilitat	>	incivility   
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 ) 
incontienence	>	incontinence   (urinar)
incontre	>	to encounter   
inconvenient	>	disadvantage (sb) 
incredule	>	incredulous ( adj ) 
incube	>	incubate   
inculque	>	inculcate (vtr ) 
incumebh	>	(+ acc.) = fall to (as a responsibility)
incurr	>	to run (a risk)
incutt	>	anvil (sb) 
indenegable	>	undeniable (adj)
indentation	>	indentation (style)   
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) 
Indian lient	>	Indian summer   
indibitable	>	indubitable 
indice	>	index; clue (sb) 
indienne	>	indienne   (woibh)
indifferent	>	indifferent (adj) 
indigestion	>	indigestion
indignat	>	indignant (adj) 
indignation	>	indignation (sb) 
indigo	>	indigo   
indigo magv	>	indigo child   
indiscret	>	indiscreet   
individu	>	individual (sb) 
indivision	>	indivision
indo-gangetic plain	>	indo-gangetic plain
indoctrination	>	indoctrination
indolent	>	indolent (adj) 
Indonesia	>	Indonesia (npr) 
indonesian	>	indonesian (adj. & sb)
indubitable	>	indubitable   
induc	>	induce   
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)
inediht	>	unprecedented, original (for book, TV shows, etc, like in "The author is working on new original stories")   (pro buks, TV skaus, etc)
ineluctable	>	ineluctable (adj) 
inept	>	inept (adj) 
inert	>	inert (adj) 
inexorable	>	inexorable (adj) 
inextricable	>	inextricable (adj) 
infallible	>	infallible (adj)
infam	>	infamous (adj) 
infanticide	>	infanticide (the action)   
infanticider	>	infanticide (the person)   
infantile	>	infantile, childish (adj) 
infarct	>	coronary (sb; illness)
infec	>	to infect (vtr)   
infectieus	>	infectious (adj)
infernise	>	make one's life hell   
inferno	>	inferno (sb) 
infeste	>	infest (vtr ) 
infiltration	>	infiltration (sb) 
infim	>	tiny (adj ) 
infinitesimal	>	infinitesimal   
infinitive	>	infinitive
infirmerie	>	infirmary (sb)
inflammable	>	flammable (adj) 
inflammation	>	inflammation (sb) 
inflation	>	inflation   
inflation	>	inflation
inflig	>	to inflict   
inflorescence	>	inflorescence   
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) 
infraction	>	infraction   
infrarudh	>	infrared   
infrarudh	>	infra-red
infreg	>	offender, trespasser (sb) 
infrutescence	>	infrutescence   
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   
ingredient	>	ingredient (sb) 
inhalt	>	contain (vtr & sb) 
inherent	>	inherent (adj ) 
inikas	>	sheen, glint (sb) 
initieit	>	insider; initiate (sb) 
injec	>	to inject (vtr)   
injection	>	injection (sb) 
injection pumpe	>	injection pump   
injector	>	injector   
injustice	>	injustice (sb) 
inkap	>	to begin 
inkap	>	(& inkapem) = beginning (sb) 
inkapem	>	beginning (sb.)   
inkapia	>	( sing. ) = beginnings ( splu ) 
inkaptos	>	immediately ( adv) 
inkaptos footballer	>	starter, starting player, first-choice player, first teamer (soccer)   
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) 
inocule	>	to inoculate (vtr)   
inpiut	>	input (sb)
Inquisition	>	Inquisition (sb) 
inreid	>	chariot-fighter   
insaf	>	awareness (sb) 
insafeih	>	to make (someone) aware
insaluber	>	insalubrious (adj) 
inschallah	>	Allah willing !
inscrib	>	( inscrìb ) = inscribe (vtr) 
insect	>	insect (sb) 
insemination	>	insemination (sb)
inser	>	to insert (vtr)   
inside job	>	inside job (crime)   
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) 
instar	>	following the example of   
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   
insulin	>	insulin 
insult	>	cerebrovascular accident
insurgent	>	insurgent
insurrection	>	insurrection, insurgency   
insurreg	>	to rebel (vint)
intact	>	intact   
intangible	>	intangible (adj.)
intant	>	in the meantime (adv) 
integher	>	integer (adj) (number) 
integral	>	integral; full   
integrisme	>	integrism
integumentar systeme	>	integumentary systeme (sb) 
intellect	>	intellect (sb) 
intellectual	>	intellectual (adj & sb); intellectual vetat = intellectual property
Intelligence Service	>	Intelligence Service
intelligentsia	>	intelligentsia   
intemperance	>	intemperance
intendance	>	supply corps, supplies office (sb) 
intendant	>	steward (sb) 
intense	>	intense (adj) 
intensive agriculture	>	intensive agriculture
inter	>	between (prep) 
interag	>	interact (vtr.)   
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) 
interfrette	>	the space between frets (of a guitar)   
interieur	>	interior (home, sb)   (uns hem)
interior	>	interior (adj) 
interjection	>	interjection   
interlatte	>	side purlin (sb)
interlocue	>	to take aback (vtr) 
interlocutor	>	talker (sb) 
intermedyo	>	intermediary (adj)
interminable	>	interminable (adj)
intermittent	>	intermittent ( adj) 
international	>	international (sb)   
International Monetar Fund	>	International Monetary Fund 
interne	>	to confine (ex: a disabled person, a prisoner) 
Internet	>	Internet ( sb) 
interplehc	>	intertwine (vtr) 
interprete	>	interpret (vtr.)   
interpreter	>	interpreter (computing)   
interpreter	>	interpreter (computing)
interreup	>	to break off (vint)
interrobang	>	interrobang   
interrogation	>	questioning (sb) 
interrumep	>	to interrupt (vtr) 
interrup	>	past tense of “interrumep” 
intersehr	>	intertwine (vtr) 
interspecific	>	interspecific   
interstice	>	crack, chink (sb)
interstitial	>	interstitial   
intertehm	>	to decide between
intertolk	>	interview (talk)   (tayt "khwaytanshienciu")
intervall	>	intervall (sb)
interventionisme	>	interventionism (sb)
interview	>	interview (journalism)   (journalisme)
inthronisation	>	enthronement
intikal	>	translation (sb) (of a corpse) 
intim	>	intimate (adj) 
intimide	>	intimidate (vtr ) 
intizam	>	riot control ( sb) 
intizar	>	expectation (sb) 
intraspecific	>	intraspecific   
intriga	>	intrigue, conspiracy (sb) 
intrigo	>	plot (of a story)   
intrinsec	>	intrinsic
introduc	>	introduce (vtr) 
intrud	>	intrude (vtr)
intrus	>	intruder (sb) 
intuition	>	intuition (sb) 
inutil	>	useless   
invad	>	invade (vtr) 
invalid	>	diabled (adj & sb) 
invective	>	invective (sb) 
invent	>	to invent (vtr)
inventar	>	inventory, stocktaking (sb) 
invers	>	inverse, reverse (adj)
investigation	>	investigation (sb) 
investion	>	investment (sb) 
investiture	>	nomination, appointment   
investiture	>	investiture
invincible	>	invincible   
invincible	>	invincible
invite	>	invite (vtr) 
involv	>	involve (vtr)
invoque	>	call forth, invoke (vtr) 
inzir	>	dried fig (sb) 
io	>	I (unstressed pronoun) 
iod	>	iodine (sb) 
iodoform	>	iodoform   
Iohannes	>	John (sb) 
Iohannes is Dimaschki	>	John of Damascus   
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) 
Iphicles	>	Iphicles   
Iphigenie	>	Iphigenia   
ir	>	their 
irasc	>	get angry (vpr) (person) 
irascible	>	irascible   
irat	>	angry ( adj)
iris	>	iris (sb) 
irisat	>	iridescent (adj)
Iristan	>	Ossetia (npr) 
irk	>	tribe, people (sb) 
iron	>	Ossetian, Alan (adj & sb) 
ironia	>	irony   
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) 
Is Baygat	>	The Magician ( sb ) ( Tarot ) 
is Cid	>	el Cid   
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
Islending	>	Icelander   (weiker, nomen)
islensk	>	Icelandic   (adjective)
Ismayil	>	Ismael, Ismail
isnah	>	exalt, excite, arouse (vtr) 
isog	>	pike (fish; sb) 
isoglosse	>	isogloss (sb)
isolant	>	isolating (adj) (language) 
isolantbande	>	insulating tape   
isolationisme	>	isolationism
isolator 	>	insulator   (electricitat)
Isolda	>	Iseult   
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	>	   (poitt ghehlde pro lurhats)
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
itabise	>	to dissatisfy, annoy   
itak	>	that's why 
item	>	item (sb) 
iter	>	once again, anew (adv) 
Ithake	>	Ithaca (npr) 
Ithakessi	>	Ithacan (adj)
ithan	>	so, this way
iti	>	thus (replaces punctuation, separates verbs, etc...)   
itikaf	>	retreat (religion)   (religion !)
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 ) 
jaalise	>	to plagiarize   
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)
jalousie	>	jalousie window   (fenster)
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) 
jaquetwehrter	>	turncoat (sb.) . Wehrt- sien jaquet = Become a turncoat (vintr., fig.)   
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) 
Jimena	>	Jimena Díaz   
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   
Joachim os Fiore	>	Joachim of Fiore ( npr ) 
job	>	job (sb) 
joc	>	joke (sb) 
joghing	>	jogging (sb) 
join	>	to join 
joint	>	joint (mechanics)   
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) 
joyelarie	>	jewellery   
joystick	>	joystick   
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) 
Julian calendar	>	Julian calendar   
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 
jurassique	>	jurassic   (sb)
juravin	>	cranberry (sb) 
juridic	>	legal (adj) 
jurisconsult	>	jurisconsult, legal adviser   
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	>	justice (institution)
justice-ritter	>	moral whithe knight
justicear	>	justiciar   
justiciable	>	justiciable   
justiciable	>	justiciable (adj & sb) 
justifie	>	justify (vtr ) 
Justinian	>	Justinian   
Jutland	>	Jutland   
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   
kaaba	>	kaaba
Kaapstad	>	Cape Town (npr) 
kaba	>	bog (sb) 
kabahat	>	pettiness (sb ) 
kabbala	>	kabbalah (Jewish science)
kabee	>	kabe (verb., to apostatize)   (Werd ex Esperanto contexte! To maynt age ka Kabe)
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
kachaba	>	(& kachabayka) = smock top (sb) 
kachamak	>	polenta (sb) 
kad	>	maybe/perhaps that 
kadam	>	pace, speed (sb) 
kadi	>	qadi (sb) 
kados	>	distress (pain) (sb); “mi est kados” = “it is repugnant to me” 
kadru	>	red-brown (adj) 
kaegi	>	plain (adj) 
kafan	>	shroud   
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 ) 
kaka	>	poop (stool)   
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) 
kalc ex gol	>	goal kick, goalie kick (soccer)   
kalc- id ball kye / pro	>	pass the ball ((ex: soccer)to player from the same team)   
kalch	>	lime (sb) 
kalch-wed	>	lime water (sb) 
kalchang	>	peanut ( sb ) 
kalctrap	>	caltrop (sb) 
kalding	>	fountain (sb ) (of cold water) 
kalem	>	pen (for writing; sb ); calamus, hollow shaft (feather)   Ubnuwen id ja existent inpiut
kalem	>	pen (for writing; sb ) 
kalenda	>	calend   
kalina	>	viburnum ( sb) 
kalive	>	hut ( sb) 
kalkoun	>	turkey (sb) 
kalm	>	straw, stubble ( sb) 
kalma	>	bare height 
kalmos	>	mulch, mulching   
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)
kammer	>	to jump over (smth)   (tayt *kamer)
Kampuchea	>	Cambodia (npr) 
kampuchean	>	Cambodian
kamsei	>	as if
kamus	>	directory ( sb) (of words , dictionary) 
kamwns	>	chamois (sb) 
kamyab	>	to succeed in ( vtr ) 
kan	>	cock (firearms)   
kan	>	to sing (cock); + accusative = to play (an instrument) 
kanaat	>	quarrel, problem, issue (sb) 
kand	>	to incandesce ( white ) 
kandel	>	candle (sb) 
kandelaber	>	candelabra (sb) 
kanga	>	guineafowl   
kanguru	>	kangaroo (sb) 
kank	>	hook ( sb) 
kankel	>	railings, bars ( sb) ( prison ); to cross out (vtr) 
kankia	>	“elder brother” (sociology; sb) 
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)   
kap	>	to catch (vtr)
kapan	>	trap (sb); deh- un kapan protie = to set a trap for
kaph	>	hoof (sb) 
kaphkalc	>	bucking   
kapos	>	small garden   (smulk garen)
kappadok	>	Cappadocian   
Kappadokia	>	Cappadocia
kaput	>	knackered (adj)
Karabakh	>	Karabakh
karag	>	dark brown (adj) 
karakh	>	numb (vtr/vint) 
Karakum	>	Karakum
karam	>	goodness (sb) 
Karamenderes	>	Scamander   
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 
karyotype	>	cariotipo   
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)  
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) 
kaul grehven	>	intaglio engraving   
kaup	>	buy (vtr); purchase (sb)
kauping	>	stage place (vx; sb); shopping centre (sb) 
kaupmagh	>	purchasing power
kaupust	>	cabbage (sb) 
kaur	>	care (sb & vint) 
kaur-ye	>	with care, carefully (adv) 
kaurd	>	(kardu) = hard (adj) 
kaurdraudh	>	hardcore   
kaurdyohsen oiv	>	hard-boiled egg
kaurdyohst oiv	>	hard-boiled egg
kaurer	>	guardian (of infant, etc. jur.)
kauric	>	careful (adj) 
kaurie	>	cowry, cowrie   
kav	>	dig (vtr) 
kavga	>	clash, brawl (sb) 
kawayi	>	cute   
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 
Kaylassa	>	Kailash   (mount in Himalaya)
kayp	>	immovable (good)   (ieus)
kays	>	hair (sb) past & past participle of "kayd" 
kaysar	>	hair (on the head) 
kaysbeurst	>	hair brush (sb) 
kaysspilkcurve	>	short bend (or a road, sb)
kayt	>	heath(land) (sb) 
kayurt	>	gallery ( sb ) ( underground trench ) 
kayut	>	cabin ( sb) ( ship ) 
kaz	>	gauze (sb ) 
Kazakhstan	>	Kazakhstan (npr) 
ke	>	(& kem) = that (clitic, introduces a wish) 
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) 
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 ) 
kehrztapwl	>	cutting board   
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) 
kemalisme	>	kemalism
kemall	>	reasonable (adj) 
kemer	>	crustacean (sb & adj) 
kemocheng	>	(feather) duster ( sb) 
kemti	>	pursuant to   
ken	>	( prefix ) = empty of 
kenar	>	outskirt (of a wood; sb) 
kenaserng	>	exsanguinate, bloodless   
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" 
Kephis	>	Cephissus   
kepi	>	kepi   
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) 
kerdensuwter	>	artificial pacemaker   
kerdmuscle	>	heart muscle   
kerdmuscle	>	cardiac muscle
kerdmuscle infarct	>	myocardial infarction   
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) 
kerker	>	garganey   
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
kersvascular accident (KVA)	>	cerebrovascular accident (CVA), cerebrovascular insult (CVI)   
kerswrntios	>	Curiatius (indo-european)   
kerv	>	deer (sb) 
Keryneia	>	Cerineia   
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) 
khabaragence	>	news agency   
khabd	>	craze (sb) 
khabis	>	wicked ( adj ) 
khabis zahr	>	loaded dice   
khadim	>	domestic ( sb , adj) 
khafi	>	low ( adj ) (voice ) 
Khafra	>	Khafra   
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) 
Khalkedon	>	Chalkedon   
khalkhal	>	anklet   
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”. 
kharite	>	Charis (Grace, Greek mythology)   
khark	>	to drown 
kharkhar	>	groan, (death) rattle (sb) 
Kharkiv	>	Kharkiv (npr) 
kharman	>	threshing floor ( sb) 
kharrat	>	turner (worker), to turn (vtr; to make)   
khartas	>	bumf (sb) 
Khartoum	>	Khartoum (npr) 
Kharybd	>	Charybdis (npr) 
khasaan	>	decay (sb ) 
khaschen	>	surly (adj ) 
khasina	>	(sing) = accounts, funds (splu) 
khasinadar	>	treasurer   
khasnah	>	Public Revenue 
khasnahdar	>	treasurer   
khassa	>	bar ( sf ) ( pustule ) 
khassa	>	stingy ( adj) 
khassara	>	loss (sf ) 
khassiat	>	food, alimentary (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	>	pleasantness, 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) 
khayghian marine	>	green-water navy   
khaygow	>	oceanic trench (sb) 
khayka	>	stalk ( sf ) 
khaykou	>	estuary (sf ) 
khayn	>	traitor ( smb) 
khayr	>	sword ( sm) 
khayrliou	>	ocean current   
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) 
khitergumt	>	hazing (US), initiation ceremonie (BR), bastardisation (AU), ragging (SOUTH-ASIA)   
khitergwehme	>	do a hazing to (US), do a initiation ceremonie to (BR), do a bastardisation to (AU), do a ragging to (SOUTH-ASIA)   
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	>	chlorofluorocarbon   
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) 
khwanjanghian	>	volcanic rock ( sb) 
khwanrluan	>	mess ( sf ) 
khwanxi	>	bliss (sb) 
khwayji	>	( sing ) = chopsticks (plu) 
khwehr	>	suppurate (vint) 
khworst	>	(eagle's) aerie (sb) 
khwoyic	>	indulgent, conniving, complacent (adj) 
khwoyie	>	+ acc. = indulge in ( vpr ) 
khyk	>	pig (sb) 
kiaut	>	shell (sb) 
kiauteina	>	midden (shell heap)   
kiaychin	>	to reload (a pen) 
kibbuts	>	kibbutz (sb)
kibrit	>	match (for fire; sb) 
kickback	>	kickback (corruption)   
kicuta	>	hemlock (sb) 
kidnapp	>	to kidnapp (vtr)
kiekwr	>	pet (sb) 
kielc	>	past tense of “kalc” 
kielken	>	hall, tall 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 (concerns the whole species)   
kierk	>	chicken (sb ) 
kierp	>	past tense of “karp” 
kiest	>	clean ( adj ) (pure) 
kiet	>	whale (sb) 
kietyaghnav	>	whaling ship   
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)
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) 
kikway	>	weird   
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	>	half-secret word   
kinaya	>	hint (allegory, sb) 
kindara	>	black seabream (sb) 
kindergarten	>	kindergarten
kinematique	>	kinematics   
kinetic	>	kinetic (adj) 
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) 
kip-au-wirt	>	coin-flipping   
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	>	digest (book)   
kitab	>	book, digest (sb), gather in writings (vtr) 
kitel	>	overall (sb) 
Kithayron	>	Cithaeron   
Kitium	>	Kition
kitra	>	thuja (sb) 
kittar	>	linking (of events; sb) 
kiurliung	>	mound, hillock 
kivot	>	reliquary (sb) 
kixien	>	deadline (sb) 
kiyafat	>	array (clothing; sb) 
kizeghiangas	>	shale gas (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) 
klad	>	to load (a cargo)   (acc. = onos)
kladreus	>	hold ( sf ) 
klaer	>	piece of wood ( sb) 
klah	>	to bank up, to fill in (sb) 
klahmen	>	motte (a mound forming the site of a castle or camp)   
klairoukhia	>	cleruchy   
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 
Kleisthenes	>	Cleisthenes   
kleitu	>	slope ( sb) 
kleiun	>	hiker (sb ) 
Kleonay	>	Cleonae ( npr ) 
Kleopatra	>	Cleopatra   
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	>	ell   (correct maynen !)
kloder	>	alder (sb) 
klohng	>	past tense of “klehng” 
klohpt	>	past tense of “klohpt” 
klombh	>	mutilated (adj ) 
klonkia	>	twig (sf ) 
klor	>	bit of wood   
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” 
Klytaymestra	>	Clytemnestra   
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) 
knivarie	>	knife making   
knop	>	button (sb) 
Knossos	>	Knossos   
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
kolpak	>	hubcap   
Komintern	>	Comintern   
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) 
Kottos	>	Cottus   
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) 
krehk	>	to brood (vtr)   
krehkreactor	>	breeder reactor   
kreid	>	chalk (sb) 
kreider	>	sieve, screen (sb) 
kreig	>	to conquer 
kreih	>	sieve, sift (vtr) 
kreins	>	better (adv.)   (adv.)
krek	>	(frog) spawn (sb) 
Kremlin	>	Kremlin (npr) 
krent	>	horned; cuckold   
krent	>	horned (adj ) 
Kreousa	>	Creusa   
kreptic	>	vigorous ( adj ) 
kreus	>	shudder (vint) 
krew	>	rare (meat)   
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” 
krinod	>	yellowhammer   
Krishna	>	Krishna (npr) 
kriuk	>	hook ( sb) 
kriv	>	tortuous (adj ) 
krouzek	>	ring (diacritic)   
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 ) 
Ku-Geong	>	Forbidden City (of Beijing) 
Kubbat-es-Schakhra	>	Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem)
kubh	>	bunk (for sleeping; sb ) 
kuchay	>	civet (sb)
kuchi	>	Tocharian   
kuchi	>	Tocharian (adj & sb)
kufi	>	kufic 
kufya	>	headgear (sb) 
kuga	>	reed mace, bulrush (sb) 
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)   
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) 
kuschk	>	   kiosk, pavilion
kuss	>	kiss (sub.)   
kuss	>	kiss (sb) 
kussen	>	kiss ( vtr ) 
kussour	>	failure, fault (sb) 
kussut	>	sawdust (sb) 
kustakh	>	casual (adj) 
kutong	>	curio   (Eng.: "curio")
Kuwayt	>	Kuwait (npr) 
kuxi	>	vulva (sb) 
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	>	receiver (firearms)   Eng: "receiver = part of a gun"
kwatel	>	receptacle, repository (sb)
kwath	>	to ferment 
kwaun	>	dog ( sb) 
kwaundiemen	>	kynodesmē (“dog tie”)   
kwaunmaurk	>	dog and horse 
kwax	>	croak (vtr) 
kwayd	>	invite (vtr) 
-asc	>	( suffix ) = to become X 
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) 
kweit	>	feature, characteristic   
kweit	>	feature (sb.); to quality, distinguish (vtr/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) 
kweitu	>	feature, characteristic   
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) 
kwineuwer	>	forklift, lift truck, fork truck, fork hoist, forklift truck   
kwinew	>	to put away (vtr) 
kwisk	>	whisk ( sb ) ( kitchen); past tense of “kweisk” 
kwistel	>	past tense of “kweistel” 
kwit	>	white ( adj ) 
kwit magia	>	white magics (sb) 
kwiter	>	picture (sb); past tense of “kweiter” 
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)
kwolbeuwen	>	crop rotation   
kwoldrom	>	moving walkway   
kwoldwer	>	revolving door   (yaschi politic)
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) 
kyehrsen humor	>	sick humour   
kyeim	>	to wedge, jam (vtr)   
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 ) 
kyrksghehrd	>	churchyard   
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 ) 
Kyzik	>	Cyzicus   (bo urb ed roy)
laab	>	entertainment ( sb) 
labdakide	>	Labdacid   
Labdek	>	Labdacus   
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) 
laisse	>	laisse   (poesis)
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) 
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	>	to land   
land	>	country, land (sb) & to land 
landensrotos	>	undercarriage 
landsknecht	>	landsknecht (sb) 
landspect	>	landscape   
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
Laodice	>	Laodice   
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   (Tod werd est tik in id englisch dictionar)
larynx	>	larynx (sb) 
las	>	greed, lust (sb) 
lasim	>	essential, indispensable ( adj) 
lasni	>	eager ( adj) 
lass	>	let (vtr) 
lasso	>	lasso (sb) 
last	>	ballast (sb & vtr) 
lastruym	>	hold ( sb) (boat ) 
lastun	>	spiral of creeping plant
lat	>	past tense and past participle of “lanet” 
lateral	>	full-back (soccer)   
Lateran	>	Lateran   
latif	>	neat, kind ( adj ) 
latifundiar	>	landowner   
latifundium	>	great landed estate   
latin	>	Latin (adj. & sm ) 
Latium	>	Lazio ( npr ) 
latmah	>	slap ( sf ) 
Laton	>	Leto   
latrine	>	latrine   
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 ) 
lava tunnel	>	lava tube (sb) 
lavande	>	lavender (sb) 
lavathol	>	lava dome (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) 
lawi	>	alluvium   
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) 
Layos	>	Laius   
lays	>	forest, wood (sb) 
Laystrygon	>	Laestrygonian
layteh	>	insole (sb) 
layter	>	ladder (sb) 
laz	>	lair, den (sb) 
Lazarus	>	Lazarus (npr) 
lazuward	>	lapis lazuli (sb) 
lebenswecker	>	lebenswecker   
lebonah	>	incense (sb) 
leck	>	leak (sb) 
lecker	>	good (food)   
leckereit	>	sweet, candy (sb) 
lection	>	lesson (sb) 
lectorium	>	rood screen 
lectrin	>	lectern   
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) 
leghar-rot	>	alloy wheel   
leghenn	>	bowl, basin, pan (sb) 
leghings	>	leggings   (plural nomen in Sambahsa)
legion	>	legion (sb) 
legislator	>	legislator (sb) 
legitim	>	legitimate (adj) 
legitime	>	to legitimate (vtr)
legv	>	light (adj) 
legvmenos	>	light (fig., thoughtless, precipitated)   
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) 
leikdaher	>	playful, jokey   
leikmap	>	game board   
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 of a furrow   
leisa	>	ridge (agriculture, plowing; sb) 
leispianji	>	E-reader   (computer)
leit	>	to go, to run (figurative meaning) 
leit- de	>	the matter is about   
leitmotiv	>	leitmotif   
leiv	>	lift ( vtr ) 
leizd	>	edge ( sb ) 
lekha	>	flower bed (garden; sb) 
lekhusa	>	woman in confinement 
leloip	>	to remain   (adverb quod maynt "reman", nuden pre id conjugen verb)
lema	>	disease, substance of blear-eyed persons 
len	>	soft (adj ) ( fig) 
lendv	>	waist, loin (sb) 
lendvkatan	>	loincloth (sb) 
lendvsack	>	fanny pack   
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
Leon Trotski	>	Leon Trotsky   
Leonardo da Vinci	>	Leonardo da Vinci (npr) 
leopard	>	leopard (sb) 
leper	>	leper (sb); leprous (adj) 
lepra	>	leprosy (sb) 
Lerna	>	Lerna (npr)
lesbian	>	lesbian   
lesch	>	carrion (sb) 
lesion	>	lesion (injury)   
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) 
leudher vol	>	free will 
leudherkwekwl	>	freewheeling (adj & adv) 
leuds	>	(splu) = people (several persons) 
leugh	>	lie ( vtr & sb; to utter falsehood ) 
leughay	>	to deny (a statement)   
leuk	>	league (unit of measure; sb) 
Leukip	>	Leucippus   
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) 
liberal arts	>	liberal arts   
liberalisme	>	liberalism
Liberation	>	liberation   (historia)
libertarisme	>	libertarianism   
libertin	>	libertine   
libertinage	>	lewdness
libi	>	Libyan (adj, sb) 
Libia	>	Libya (npr) 
libitum	>	pleasure, free choice
libram	>	libram (sb) 
librar	>	bookseller   
librarie	>	bookshop (sb) 
libretto	>	libretto (sb) 
libter	>	willingly, with pleasure (adv) 
liceitat	>	liceity   
licence	>	license (sb) 
licencieus	>	licentious   
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 ) 
lignite	>	lignite   
ligver	>	Ligurian (adj) 
lihaf	>	bedcover
lihay	>	shrewd, clever (adj) 
lik	>	-like (adj) 
lik	>	past tense of “leik” 
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) 
lime	>	lime (color)   
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) 
lingerie	>	lingerie   
lingerie	>	lingerie   
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) 
linsemen	>	linseed   
lintel	>	header (sm ) 
lion	>	lion ( sm ) 
liondent	>	dandelion ( sm ) 
lionfel	>	linaria (sb) 
lip	>	lip (sb) 
lipide	>	lipid (sb) 
lipien	>	grayling (fish, sb) 
lipreus	>	greasy, fatty (adj) 
lips	>	past tense of "leips"
liquefie	>	liquefy (vtr)
liqueur	>	liquor (sb) 
liquid	>	liquid   
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) 
lithographia	>	lithography   
litsia	>	lychee (sb) 
litu	>	drinking session (sb) 
liturgia	>	liturgy (sb) 
liubh	>	love ( sb); past tense of “lieubh” 
liuu	>	pomegranate (sb) 
liuushiek	>	garnet (color, mineral)   
liv	>	past tense of “leiv” 
livad	>	kitchen / vegetable garden (sb) 
livat	>	to fuck; fucking (!)   
livid	>	livid ( adj) 
livree	>	livery( sb) 
llama	>	llama   
lobby	>	lobby (sb; pressure group)
lobe	>	lobe ( sm) 
loboda	>	orache ( sb ) 
lobut	>	cudgelling (sb) 
loc	>	place (sb; turns to "lok-")
localise	>	locate (vtr) 
localisen irrigation	>	localised irrigation   
locanda	>	tap room (sb) 
lockout	>	lock-out   
lockye	>	weasel ( sb) 
locomotive	>	locomotive (sb) 
locus standi	>	locus standi, standing to appear (law)
locution	>	announcing, voiceover, speech ; phrase ("phrase" in the sense of something like "adverbial phrase", for example, "at night" is an adverbial phrase in "Loud noise at night is a nuisance")   
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
log- in	>	to log in   
logarithme	>	logarithm   
loge	>	to accomodate (vtr)   
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” 
lohr	>	lore; past tense of "lehr"
loid	>	clay (sb)
loikwaygwer	>	bare owner   
loikwn	>	legacy ( sb) 
loim	>	damp (adj) 
loisa	>	ridge of a furrow   
loisa	>	furrow track (sb) 
lok	>	place (sb) 
lokat	>	padlock (sb ) 
lokchuan	>	silk crepe (sf ) 
loktong	>	whore ( sf ) (! ) 
loleng	>	Chinese lantern (sb) 
lollipop	>	lollipop   
lonc	>	bow ( sb ) (weapon) 
long	>	long (adj) 
longe-alamat	>	chron   
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) 
loy iom large numers	>	law of large numbers   
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 ) 
lubrifie	>	lubricate (vtr.)   
luc	>	past tense of “leuc” 
lucanca	>	sausage ( sm ) 
Lucas	>	Luke ( npr ) 
luce	>	light (sb) 
luce-yar	>	light-year   
lucid	>	lucid (sb) 
Lucifer	>	Lucifer   
luckern	>	skylight window (sb) 
Lucretius	>	Lucretius ( npr ) 
lucro	>	garish (adj) 
lucrum-cessans	>	loss of profit   
lucubration	>	lucubration   
lucubration	>	lucubration   
lud	>	past tense of “leud” 
ludder	>	rogue, rascal (sb)
ludic	>	play-based, playful   
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) 
lurd	>	filth (sb) 
lure	>	freedom (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 ! 
lutheran	>	lutheran   
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 ) 
Luxor	>	Luxor   
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 (recline horizontally)   
lyehg	>	to lie (vint) 
lyeig	>	to lay (vtr) 
lyekwrndwer veine	>	portal vein   
lyekwrnt	>	liver ( sb) 
lyekwrntvurst	>	liverwurst 
lyig	>	past tense of “lyeig” 
Lykurgos	>	Lycurgus
lymphe	>	lymph   
lymphome	>	lymphoma (sb) 
lynching	>	lynching (sb)   
lynx	>	lynx (sb) 
lyogher	>	watch, look-out (like an animal; for hunting; sb) 
lyogos	>	deposit (ex
lyohg	>	past tense of « lyehg » 
lyohga	>	situation (sb)
lyra	>	lyre (sb)
lyric	>	lyric(al)   
Lysip	>	Lysippos
lysosom	>	lysosome   
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) 
macaron	>	macaron   
maceir	>	(heavy duty) low wall   
macen	>	stonecutter (sb)
macere	>	macerate   
machete	>	machete
Machiavelli	>	Machiavelli ( npr ) 
machine	>	machine ( sb) 
machinebunduk	>	machine gun ( sb ) 
machinepistol	>	submachine gun 
machisme	>	machism   
macropsia	>	macropsia   
macula lutea	>	macula lutea   
macule	>	macule (sb., vtr.)   Addihes tod maynen ei inpiut "macule"
macule	>	dapple ( vtr ) 
madame	>	Mrs. ; ma'am. 
madeir	>	timber (sb) 
madenn	>	mining ( adj ) 
madh	>	damp, humid   
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
magistral formule	>	compounding (pharmacy, sb.)   
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) 
magnetise	>	to magnetize (vtr)   
magnetite	>	magnetite   
magnificence	>	magnificence (sb)
magnitude	>	magnitude
magno kyrk	>	main church, mother church   
magno seghel	>	mainsail (sb) 
magos	>	magus (sb) 
magoti	>	femininity ( sb) 
magur	>	mound (sb) 
magv	>	child (sb; young being) 
magvnajisser	>	pedophile   
Magyar	>	Hungarian (adj. & sb) 
Magyaria	>	Hungary (npr) 
mah	>	to mother   
mahalg	>	costly
mahar	>	dowry (sb) 
mahed	>	cradle (sb, fig.) 
mahel	>	trial (law)   
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)
mainframe	>	mainframe (computer)   
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 ) 
Makassar	>	Makassar   
makbul	>	fulfilled, granted (ex
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 ) 
Makka	>	Mecca (npr) 
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 ) 
Malacca	>	Malacca   
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   
malformation	>	malformation 
malgasch	>	malagasy (adj & sb)
malgh	>	mallow (sb) 
malice	>	malice (sb)
maligno tumor	>	malignant tumor   
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) 
maltraite	>	maltreatment, mistreatment (sb.) ; maltreat (vtr.)   
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   
mandala	>	mandala
mandarin	>	mandarin (adj. & sb) 
mandat	>	mandate (incl. League of Nations)
mandayi	>	mandaean, mandaeic
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	>	(military) manoeuvre   
maneuvre	>	maneuver ( sb) 
manga	>	manga (japanese comic)   
manganese	>	manganese (sb) 
mangeit	>	mangy (adj)
manghan	>	bewitch (vtr) 
mangolnel	>	mangonel
mangonel	>	mangonel   
mangrove	>	mangrove (sb) 
manhouss	>	sombre, gloomy 
maniak	>	maniac (adj. & sb) 
manichaeisme	>	manichaeism ( sb) 
manicure	>	manicure ( sb) 
manier	>	manner (sb) 
manierisme	>	mannerism   
manifeste	>	to show, express, demonstrate (vtr) 
manifesto	>	manifesto (sb)
Manila	>	Manila (npr) 
manipule	>	maniple   (Kyrk)
manipule	>	handle (vtr) 
manju	>	manchu
Manjukwok	>	Manchuria
mank	>	to lack, be lacking (vint); lack (sb)
mankal	>	brazier (sb) 
mankay	>	mango ( sf ) 
mankem	>	Manguean   (Indian)
mankholt	>	chard ( sf ) 
mann	>	husband (sb) 
manna	>	manna
mannequin	>	dummy; model (sb) 
manngven	>	mariticide (the person)   
manngvon	>	mariticide (the action)   
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   
mantelett	>	mantlet
manthel	>	calender (vtr) (the linen) 
manticore	>	manticore (sb) 
mantis	>	(praying) mantis (sb) 
manufacture	>	manufacture, factory   
manzil	>	caoching inn, transport café, stopover 
maoiste	>	maoist
map	>	map (sb) 
mapa	>	folder (organizer)   (kay classifie papiers)
mapsack	>	binder, satchel ( sb) 
maquette	>	scale model
maquiss	>	maquis shrubland 
maquiyage	>	make-up, greasepaint (sb) 
mar	>	sea ( sb) 
Mar Agayos	>	Aegean Sea ( npr ) 
maracuya	>	passion fruit   
marasmus	>	marasmus
marathon	>	marathon (sport)   
Marathon	>	Marathon (Greece)   
maraux	>	longspined bullhead 
maraz	>	sickly ( adj ) 
marba !	>	pleased to meet you ! 
marbrehger	>	breakwater (structure)   
marcasite	>	marcasite   
Marcell	>	Marcellus
marche	>	march (sb & vint)
marcotten	>	layering (sb.)   
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)
marginalise	>	marginalize (vtr.)   
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) 
marinpineg	>	marine painting (sb)   
marionette	>	marionette (sb) 
maritim	>	maritime (adj)
marjban	>	ranger (of Middle-Earth; sb) 
mark	>	march (border)   (grance territorium)
mark	>	to mark (out); mark, trademark(sb); march (sb) (territory) 
mark lurhat	>	markup language   
markaukhkwl	>	sea snail   
marketing	>	marketing (sb) 
marloub	>	defeated (adj) 
marloubeih	>	defeat (vtr) 
marloubia	>	defeat (sb) 
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 
marone	>	maroon (vtr., intentional act of abandoning someone in an uninhabited area)   
maronite	>	maronite
marotte	>	fad (sb) 
maroul	>	lettuce (sb) 
marpertu	>	fjord
marquesa	>	marchioness   
marquese	>	marquis (sb) 
marqueterie	>	marquetry   
Mars	>	Mars (npr; planet)
marsan	>	Martian (adj. & sb)
marschal	>	marshal (sb) 
marseghel	>	topsail ( sb ) 
marsen	>	to wither, to decay 
Marsilio Ficino	>	Ficino (npr) 
marsiuge	>	sea-sickness (sb) 
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 ) 
masochiste	>	masochist   
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) 
massen media	>	(splu) = mass media 
massengrabh	>	mass grave, "potter's field" (sb) 
massif	>	mountain range (sb) 
massing	>	brass (sb) 
massive	>	massive ( adj) 
masson	>	freemason   
massoul	>	responsible, liable ( adj , sb) 
massur	>	weaver spool 
mast	>	mast (sb) 
mastitis	>	mastitis   
mastodon	>	mastondon (sb) 
mat	>	checkmate (chess; sb) 
matam	>	lugubrious ( adj) 
matamoro	>	braggart, matamoro   
matamoro	>	matamoros (sb) 
match	>	match (sb; sport) 
mater	>	mother ( sb) 
materbahsa	>	mother tongue (sb) 
materia	>	matter, substance (sb) 
material	>	material (sb & adj) 
materland	>	mother country   
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) 
mati	>	mate (drink)   
matier	>	field ( discipline, sb ) 
matil	>	moth
matrass	>	mattress (sb) 
matriarchat	>	matriarchy
matrimonial separation	>	legal separation (couple)   
matrimonial separation	>	legal separation
matrix	>	matrix (sb) 
matrona	>	matron   
matrone	>	matron   
matrose	>	seaman (sb ) 
matruw	>	maternal uncle ( sm ) 
matta	>	mat ( sf ) ( bench ) 
matteurp	>	to mend with straw   
Matthias Corvinus	>	Matthias Corvinus   
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) 
Maximus is Confessor	>	Maximus the Confessor   
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)
maynleudher	>	detached (behavior)   
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) 
mecanic molive	>	mechanical pencil   
mecanic resistence	>	strength of materials   
mecanique	>	mechanics ( sb) 
mecanisme	>	mechanism ( sb ) 
mecaniste	>	mechanic, driver ( sb) 
mecene	>	patron   
med	>	with (means; prep) 
medayl	>	medal ( sb ) 
medaylon	>	medallion (sb) 
mede	>	mede
Medea	>	Medea (npr) 
medgu	>	common pochard ( sb) 
mediatic	>	media (adj)
mediatolker	>	media player (software)
medic	>	doctor, physician (sb) 
Medici	>	Medici (npr) 
medicin	>	medicine (sb) 
Mediev	>	Middle-Age   
Medina	>	Medina   
medio	>	middle (adj & sb ) ( center) 
mediocampiste	>	midfielder (soccer)   
mediocre	>	mediocre ( adj ) 
mediofingher	>	middle finger (sb) 
Mediomar	>	Mediterranean (Sea ) 
Mediorient	>	Middle East ( sb ) 
meditation	>	meditation (sb ) 
medium	>	medium (plural: mediums)   
mediunitat	>	mediumship   
medsu	>	amidst ( prep ) 
medu	>	mead (sm ) 
medusa	>	jellyfish ( sf ) 
medv	>	heady, inebriating (adj) 
medven	>	to make drunk (vtr) 
medvia	>	drunkenness (sb)
medyen lyegher	>	media layer   (internet)
Medyeusteuropay Lands	>	Err :509
meg	>	very, much (adv) 
megagmo	>	ecliptic   (ja exist; precision; nomen)
megagmo	>	the Great Way (ex : stars) 
megalith	>	megalith (sb)
megalomaniak	>	megalomaniac (adj, sb) 
megalopolis	>	megalopolis   
megaphone	>	megaphone, loud hailer   
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) 
Megil-Hellad	>	Magna Graecia   
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   
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) 
meih	>	to mitigate (vtr)   
meil	>	prefer, like (vtr) 
meinc	>	diminish (vtr/vint) 
meingfu	>	issue ( sf) ( death ) 
meini	>	minnow (sb ) 
meinyun	>	fate, destiny ( sb ) 
meiose	>	meiosis
meirka	>	young lady   
meirong	>	maze ( sm ) 
meis	>	more (adv) 
meisg	>	to cross (incl. breed)   (pati genetique, bo vtr & vint)
meist	>	most (adv) 
meiter	>	to reciprocate   
meith	>	+ acc. = change of (vint) 
meithel	>	main square 
meithyo	>	seedling, sapling (the plant that is meant to be transplanted to another place, like a tree seedling)   
meiwrnt	>	term (duration; sb)
meiwrntisu	>	arrow of time   
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   
melee	>	melee
Melewagher	>	Meleager
melez	>	mongrel   
melg	>	milk (sb) 
melgarie	>	dairy (sb) 
melgpeku	>	dairy cattle   
Melgvia	>	Milky Way ( sb) 
melinder	>	honey fritter (sb) 
meliponiculture	>	meliponiculture   
meln	>	muddy (adj) 
melodia	>	melody (sb) 
melodrame	>	melodrama   
melomane	>	music lover
melon	>	melon (sb) 
melopoia	>	chant (sf ) 
melos	>	softness, mellowness
melsk	>	soft, mellow (adj) 
melv	>	flour (sb) 
melwrnt	>	flour (non-vegetal)   (non-vegetal)
member	>	member (sb) 
membrane	>	membrane (sb) 
membraneus	>	membranous (adj) 
meme	>	meme   
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	>	thought (general, philosophy)   (sb)
men	>	but ( conj) 
menace	>	menace (sb & vtr ) 
menach	>	fop (sb ) 
menagerie	>	menagerie (sb) 
Menander	>	Menander   
menay	>	to envision, think (vtr)   
Mencius	>	Mencius
mendel	>	almond (sb) 
Mendeleyev	>	Mendeleev (npr) 
mender	>	mountain lake (sb ) 
menegh	>	crowd (sb) 
Menelaos	>	Menelaus   
menexi	>	violet (flower, sb) 
mengain	>	vice (for tools, sb) 
menghia	>	whole, set (sb)   
mengusch	>	pendant (jewel; sb) 
meningitis	>	meningitis (sb) 
Menkaura	>	Menkaure   
menos	>	consciousness, spirit, intent (sb) 
Menoslawyos	>	Menelaus   
menot	>	lunation, moon's month
mens	>	mess (dinning room; sb) 
mensc	>	human, man (sb) 
menscenrect	>	Human right   
menscenressurces	>	human resources
menscgenos	>	(hu)mankind (sb) 
menscule	>	uvula (sb) 
mensdeh	>	wisdom ( sf ) 
mensdeht	>	(& mensdehn) = full of wisdom 
mensdehyazgen	>	[mënsde:yAdjën] = zoroastrianism (sb) 
mensdehyazgi	>	zoroastrian (believer)   
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) 
merghel	>	marl   
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) 
mersortrakh	>	diving suit   
merteck	>	joist (sb) 
merti	>	mortal (adj) (doomed to die) 
merto	>	mortality
meryo	>	young warrior 
mesel	>	blackbird (sb) 
Mesopotamia	>	Mesopotamia (npr) 
mesopotamiak	>	Mesopotamian
mesozoique	>	mesozoic (era)   (sb)
mespil	>	medlar (sb) 
message	>	message ( sb) 
message pwarn	>	errand boy ( sb) 
messager	>	messenger (sb) 
messap	>	Messapian   
messe	>	mass (sb) 
messiah	>	Messiah (sb) 
messianisme	>	messianism
mestiss	>	mestisso, métis (sb) 
mestissage	>	miscegenate   (Addihes id verb form pro tod ja existent werd)
mestissage	>	interbreeding
met	>	dish, meal (sb) 
metabolisme	>	metabolism ( sb ) 
metall	>	metall (sb) 
metallurgia	>	metallurgical industry
metaphor	>	metaphor
metaphysique	>	metaphysics   
Metapontum	>	Metapontum   
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) 
metonymia	>	metonymy   
metrique	>	metre   
metro	>	underground
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 ) 
meunpisk	>	sunfish   
meunweus	>	moonrise (sb) 
meurch	>	cement (vtr ) (fig ) 
meurch	>	harden ( vint / vtr ) 
meurcher	>	mortar (sm ) ( concrete) 
meurm	>	swarm (vint) 
meute	>	pack (ex
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) 
Michael Servetus	>	Michael Servetus (npr) 
Michel	>	Michael   
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
microgrov	>	microgroove   
microorganisme	>	microorganism (sb) 
microphone	>	microphone ( sb) 
microprocessor	>	microprocessor (sb) 
microscope	>	microscope ( sb ) 
microtubule	>	microtubule   
mid	>	past tense of « meid » 
middien	>	noon (sb) 
midfabricat	>	intermediate good
midocean regv	>	mid-ocean ridge   
midspilker	>	fid (tool for ropes)
mie	>	(sing.)
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) 
mielt-menot	>	honeymoon   
miembh	>	past tense of “mambh” 
miems	>	meat ( sb) 
miemspeku	>	beef cattle   
mien	>	my, mine; past tense of “man” 
miens	>	of my (singular)
mienthel	>	past tense of “manthel” 
mier	>	big, large ( adj ) 
mierer-pold	>	uppercase   
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 ) 
milesio	>	Milesian   
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) 
mimic	>	mimic (adj.)   
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) 
minibar	>	minibar   
minimum	>	minimum   
ministerium ios interior	>	interior ministry
ministrant	>	altar server (sb) 
ministrell	>	minstrel (sb) 
minoic	>	Minoan   
Minor Conventual	>	Conventual Franciscan (sb) 
minorat	>	minor, infant (sb, adj) 
Minotaur	>	Minotaur (npr) 
minst	>	least (adv); Minst antslehnkus lands = least advanced countries
mint	>	mint (sb; flower) 
mintean	>	underbodice (sb) 
minter	>	less (adv) 
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 ) 
mirobolant	>	fantastic, fanciful, gaudy, megalomaniac, ambitious, extraordinary, incredible   
mirveylment	>	wonder ( sm ) 
miryow	>	spell (sm ) 
misab	>	eave (sb) 
misanthrope	>	misanthropist, misanthropic   
mischko	>	high forest (sb) 
mischmasch	>	mishmash (sb) 
mischnah	>	mishna
mise-en-abime	>	mise en abyme   
Miseno	>	Miseno   
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   
mission	>	mission (sb) 
missionar-oblat	>	MIssionary Oblate   
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) 
mizdobor	>	laureate   
mizrab	>	bat (sb ) (ex
mlege	>	softroe (sb) 
mliak	>	coax (vtr); meek, sweet (adj) 
mo	>	film (sb) (thin envelope) 
moan	>	Mon (people & language)
mobil	>	movable   
mobilisation	>	mobilization (sb) 
mobilise	>	mobilize (vtr)
mobilphone	>	mobile phone
mochi	>	rice cake ( sb ) 
mode	>	fashion (sb) 
mode defilee	>	fashion show   
model	>	model (sb) 
modelisme	>	model building   
modem	>	modem (sb) 
moder	>	bluish (adj) 
moderat	>	moderate (adj)
moderator	>	(TV, radio) presenter
modifie	>	modify (vtr) 
modus	>	mode (sb) 
moffic	>	stuffy, muggy (adj) 
mohawk	>	mohawk, mohican (hairstyle)   
mohgh	>	past tense of "mohgh"
mohican	>	Mahican, Mohican (tribe)   
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	>	palisade, picket fence   (Correction pro id englisch entrat. Id tarjem "fence" dehlct ses supressen)
moin	>	fence (sb ) 
moineih	>	to bedeck; strengthen 
moini	>	performance (of service; sb) 
moinitor	>	provider (of a service)   
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) 
moleskin	>	moleskin   
moleste	>	molest (vtr.)   
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) 
mombin	>	hog plum, yellow mombin   
moment	>	moment (sb) 
momentan	>	momentary   
mon	>	(a)lone, lonely 
monade	>	monad (philosophy)   
monarch	>	monarch (sb) 
monasteir	>	monastery (sb)
monastic	>	monastic 
monazite	>	monazite
monegask	>	monégasque
monetar masse	>	money supply
monetar serpent	>	(european) "Snake in the tunnel"   
monete	>	coins, change (sb) 
mongoloid	>	mongoloid ( adj. & n. ) 
moni	>	necklace ( sm ) ( jewel ) 
monitor	>	monitor (screen); supervisor, instructor   
monobrov	>	unibrow, jacco brow, monobrow   
monochrome	>	monochrome (painting)   
monochromia	>	camaieu (sb) 
monocle	>	monocle (sb) 
monoculture	>	monoculture (sb) 
monodrame	>	monodrama   
monoglot	>	monoglot   
monolith	>	monolith ( sb) 
monopodial	>	monopodial   
monopol	>	monopoly (sb) 
monoscope	>	TV test card (sb) 
monotheisme	>	monotheism
monotone	>	monotonous (adj)
monovan	>	minivan   
monsignore	>	Monsignore   
monsignore	>	monsignore
monster	>	monster (sb) 
monstrance	>	monstrance   
monstrueus	>	monstrous (adj) 
mont	>	mount ( sb ) 
montage	>	film-editing   (dayir films)
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) 
monument	>	monument   
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
morber	>	mulberry (fruit)   (fruit; correction)
morber	>	blackberry (sb) 
morbid	>	morbid (adj) 
morbiditat	>	morbidity (rate; sb)
mordv	>	mordvin
Morea	>	Morea (npr) 
mores	>	habits, customs (splu) 
morey	>	moray eel (sb) 
Morgan	>	Morgan le Fay   
moribund	>	dying, about to die (adj) 
morja	>	walrus (sb) 
mork	>	carrot (sb) 
morphine	>	morphine   
morphine	>	morphine
morphologia	>	morphology   
mors	>	mole (on the skin; sb) 
mortaise	>	mortise (sb)
mortal	>	mortal (adj); mortal danger = danger of death 
mortek	>	bound to death (sb) 
mortier	>	mortar (artillery)   (artillerie)
mortification	>	mortification (sb) 
mortifie	>	mortify (vtr.)   
mortuar	>	mortuary (adj.)   
mosayic	>	mosaic ( sb) 
moscel	>	clam ( sb) 
Moses	>	Moses (npr) 
moskitt	>	mosquito (sb) 
Moskovsk	>	of Muscovy (adj.)   
Moskva	>	Moscow ( npr ) 
moss	>	moss ( sb) ( plant ) 
moster	>	encephalon   
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) 
motorcap	>	cylinder head   
motorghalg	>	push-rod   
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) 
movilstand	>	tilth (state of the aggregates of the soil)   
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) 
mrich	>	pepper-tree   (plante)
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)
mucilage	>	mucilage   
mucosa	>	mucosa   
mucoviscidose	>	cystic fibrosis   
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) 
mukhtmelia	>	verisimilitude   
mukskip	>	mugshot (sb) 
mukuzay	>	bric-a-brac 
mulakat	>	appointment (sb) 
mulasel	>	mullet (sb) 
mulasim	>	assistant (sb) 
mulat	>	mulatto
mulayim	>	slight ( adj) ( fig) 
mulch	>	mulch, mulching   
muld	>	slag heap ( sb) 
mule	>	mule (sf) 
Mullah Nasreddin Khoja Effendi Juha	>	Nasreddin ( npr ; legendary figure ) 
mullett	>	mullet (hair)   
mulmul	>	muslin (sf ) 
mult	>	many ( adj) 
multinational	>	multinational
multiplatforme	>	cross-platform (adj)
multiplicationstable	>	multiplication table (sb)
Mumbay	>	Mumbai, Bombay (npr) 
mumia	>	mummy ( sb) 
mumification	>	mummification   
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 ("small world")   
mundule	>	mandala
Munich	>	Munich   
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) 
muschrik	>	associate (Quran)   arab = مشرك
muschron	>	St. George's mushroom   (kay correge tod entrat)
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) 
musique-concrete	>	musique concrète   
musk	>	musk (sb) 
muskete	>	musket (sb) 
muslim	>	muslim (adj. & sb); Muslim Braters = Muslim Brothers 
muspad	>	mouse pad
mussafaha	>	handshake (sb) 
mussafer	>	traveller (sb) 
mussafer pehrner	>	travelling salesman, traveling merchant   
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) 
mustra glas	>	watch glass (for chemicals)   
mustring	>	monstrous (adj ; appearance)
mut	>	mute (adj) 
mutaasib	>	biased (adj) 
mutaassif	>	sorry (adj) 
mutabeid	>	to disabuse
mutabuneg	>	to second (ex: an employee) (vtr) 
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) 
mutastrehc	>	to turn inside out (a garment)   (vtr)
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 
muxit	>	snot, booger, bugger   
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) 
mycelium	>	mycelium   
mydriasis	>	mydriasis   
myehrk	>	decompose ( vpr ) 
myehrs	>	forget ( vtr ) 
myeirk	>	to degrade (tr. organism)   (transitive os "myehrk")
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” 
myorki	>	sapric   
myriade	>	myriad (sb) 
myriapode	>	centipede (sb) 
myrobalan	>	mirobalan (sb) 
myrt	>	myrtle (sb) 
myryi	>	(adj. pl) = ten thousand (num) (declinable; poetic)
mysteir	>	mystery   
mysterieus	>	mysterious 
mystic	>	mystic
mystifie	>	mystify (vtr)
mystique	>	mysticism   
mythic	>	mythical (adj) 
mythologia	>	mythology   
mythopoeia	>	mythopoiea   
mythos	>	myth (sb) 
Mytilene	>	Mytilene (sb) 
mytin	>	mutineer (sb) 
mytinrie	>	mutiny (sb) 
naal	>	horseshoe 
naam	>	yeah   (colloquial weidos kay sayge "ya !")
naan	>	naan (sb) 
nabahsit	>	(he/she) kept on talking, saying
nabh	>	navel (sb) 
nabla	>	nabla symbol   
Nablus	>	Nablus
nabug	>	trepan 
Nabukudurriussur	>	Nebuchadnezzar
nackal	>	storyteller (sm ) 
nadh	>	needle ( sb) 
nadime	>	guest (at table, sb) 
nadir	>	nadir ( sm ) 
nadureih	>	perpetuate ( vtr ) 
nafaka	>	alimony   (sing.)
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 
naft kant	>	petrol can 
naft-tanker	>	oil tanker (sb) 
naftaduct	>	oil pipeline
naftalin	>	naphthalene (sb) 
naftequivalent tonne	>	tonn of oil equivalent
naftkiezghian	>	bituminous shale
naftlamen	>	oil slick
naftplatforme	>	oil platform
naftpumpe	>	petrol pump 
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) 
nakeer	>	small physical flaw 
naker	>	mother of pearl ( sb) 
nakh	>	silk carpet 
Nakhchivan	>	Nakhchivan
nakhel	>	date palm 
nakhodka	>	master (of a vessel) 
nakhut	>	chickpea 
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	>	date (vtr, USA)   
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 ) 
nanuk	>	polar bear   
nao	>	trouble (sb) ( problem ) 
nap	>	turnip (sb) 
Naphtali	>	Naphtali (npr)
naphtha	>	naphtha   
napi	>	nappy, diaper (sb) 
napoleonian	>	napoleonic   
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) 
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) 
natural reserve	>	natural reserve, nature reserve   
naturalise	>	naturalize (vtr)
naturaliste	>	naturalist   
naturaliste	>	naturalist   
nature	>	nature (sb) 
nature-plaut	>	full-size (adj.)   (adj.)
naturelika	>	naturally (adv) 
naudh	>	(see grammar) = need, require (vtr) 
naudhberme	>	shoulder (road)
naudhbleigos	>	distress flare 
naudhleizd	>	shoulder, hard shoulder, emergency stopping lane   
naudhstand	>	state of emergency
naudhudghang	>	emergency exit (sb) 
naudhward	>	self defense 
naufrage	>	shipwreck (sb) 
nauk	>	boat, craft   
nauk	>	craft, vessel (sb) 
naumachie	>	naumachia   
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 ) 
navsenitner	>	traffic separation scheme   
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) 
Nazianzos	>	Nazianzus   
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) 
necber	>	mortiferous   
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) 
negroid	>	negroid   
nehc	>	violent death (sb) 
nehc	>	to die violently, to perish
nehiyaw	>	Cree   (Indian)
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 
neigv	>	to bathe (wash, vtr)   (vtr)
neigvos	>	impeccable ( adj ) 
neih	>	to lead, to take (vtr) 
neihsioul	>	common thread, breadcrumbs   
neizd	>	nestle (vtr / vint ) 
nekese	>	stingy ( adj ) 
nel	>	no (adj.; declinable, see grammar) 
nematode	>	nematode   
nemerto	>	immortality ( sb) 
nemortu	>	undead (adj & sb) 
nemos	>	sacred grove (sb) 
nemutaasib	>	neutral (adj) 
neofficial	>	unofficial
neologisme	>	neologism   
neoplasia	>	neoplasia   
neoplasme	>	neoplasm   
neotenia	>	neoteny   
Nepal	>	Nepal (npr) 
nephilim	>	Nefilim   
nepot	>	nephew (sb) 
neptaqua	>	aquifer   (nomen)
neptia	>	niece (sb) 
Neptune	>	Neptune (npr)(planet) 
Neptwn	>	Neptune (npr) (Indo-European god) 
nepumess	>	greenhorn (fig.)   
nepumess	>	greenhorn (fig.)
nepunei	>	with impunity (adv ) 
ner	>	male (adj , sb) 
nerce	>	strength ( adj ) 
Nereide	>	Nereid (sb) 
nergven	>	homicide ( adj & sb ) 
nergvon	>	manslaughter (sb) 
nerikeina	>	cutthroat (dangerous place)   
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) 
netdatingservice	>	online dating service   
neter	>	... ni = neither... nor 
neti	>	not... anymore 
netog	>	homeless   
netrehdet	>	impassable (adj) 
nett	>	(& netto) = netto (adj ) 
netwehrg	>	network ( sfb) 
neud	>	use (sb & vtr) 
neudbild	>	user guide, instructions   
neuk	>	to nod   
neuk	>	nape of the neck ( sb ) 
neuroglia	>	neuroglia   (s.plu.)
neurolog	>	neurologist (sb) 
neuron	>	neuron (sb) 
neuropath	>	neurotic (adj & sb)
neurose	>	neurosis (sb) 
neurotic	>	neurotic   
neurotransmitter	>	neurotransmitter   
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) 
newiss	>	unconscious   (ment)
newissab	>	unbeknownst to   
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) 
nideh	>	to overturn (vtr)   
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
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) 
niitsitapi	>	Blackfoot   (Blackfoot, Indian)
nikau	>	to take note of   
Nikaya	>	Nicaea (modern
Nikippe	>	Nicippe   
niklad	>	download 
Nikodem	>	Nicodemus (npr)
Nil	>	Nile (npr) (river of Egypt) 
Nilent	>	[nilEnt] = slow (vtr/vint) 
nilentgrumb	>	speed bump   
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) 
nirund	>	to round down (a number)   
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 
noar	>	noir   
noba	>	horn, cornett (sb) 
Nobelpris	>	Nobel prize
nobil	>	umbilical cord   
noble	>	noble (sb, adj) 
noblesse	>	noblety (sb) 
noceur	>	noceur   
nocpter	>	flying night creature   
noct	>	night (sb) 
Noct iom Longknivs	>	Night of the Long Knives   
Noct iom Longknivs	>	Night of the Long Knives   
noctcamiss	>	nightgown (sb) 
noctluce	>	night light (flame)
nocttable	>	bedside table   
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” 
noit	>	nash   
nojit	>	( sing) = scissors ( splu ) 
nojitskand	>	scissors jump 
nolb	>	eelpout (sb) 
nolle prosequi	>	nolle prosequi   
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
non-sense	>	nonsense   
nonchalant	>	lazy, nonchalant (adj) 
nord	>	north (sb & adj) 
Nordwest Passage	>	North-West Passage (npr) 
Norge	>	Norway ( npr ) 
noria	>	noria ( sb) 
normal	>	normal   
norme-page	>	folio (page)   
norn	>	norn   
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) 
notion	>	notion   
notor	>	notorious ( adj ) 
notoritat	>	notoriety, fame (sb) 
nougat	>	nougat (sb)
Nouveau Roman	>	Nouveau Roman   
nov	>	new (adj); nov yar = New Year (sb) 
Nov Sambahsa werd	>	englisch   (detayls)
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) 
nubian	>	nubian   
nubil	>	nubile   
nuce	>	nut ( sb) 
nucel	>	nugget ( sb) 
nucleolus	>	nucleolus   
nucleotide	>	nucleotide   
nuclide	>	nuclide   
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)
numismatique	>	numismatics   
numismatolog	>	numismatist
nun	>	now 
nundiens	>	nowadays   
nundiens	>	nowadays
nuntos	>	from now on (adv) 
nuntro	>	until now (adv) 
nuper	>	recently ( adv) 
nuptialitat	>	marriage rate   
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) 
Nyssa	>	Nyssa   
nyuti	>	constraint ( sb)
O Deiwes !	>	God forbid !   correction
O Deiwes !	>	Great Gods ! 
oasis	>	oasis (sb) 
ob	>	because (of) 
obdeusk	>	to darken (ex: cloud; vtr)   
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 ) 
obesitat	>	obesity   
obischnuet	>	ad = inured to 
obituar	>	obituary   
objec	>	to object 
object	>	object ( sb) 
objective	>	objective (adj. & sb) 
objurge	>	to sermonize, lecture 
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	>	to hiss (vtr)   
obsweih	>	hiss (someone; vtr)
obten	>	obtain (vtr) 
obture	>	to close up, to fill 
occitan	>	occitan   
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) 
octet	>	octet   
october	>	october (sb) 
octopod	>	octopod, octopus (sb) 
octosyllab	>	octosyllable   
ocular	>	ocular (adj. & sb ) 
od	>	that (conjunction; ex
oda	>	ode   
ode	>	to emit a smell 
odego	>	shaft, stem ( sb) 
odoc	>	danewort (sb) 
odometer	>	odometer, odograph   
odor	>	smell, odour ( sb) 
odorant	>	odorous   
odorat	>	sense of smell 
Odysseia	>	Odyssey (npr) 
oedipei	>	oedipal   
oedipei	>	oedipal   
Oedipus	>	Oedipus (npr) 
Oenone	>	Oenone   
oeti	>	waterbird (sb) 
off-set	>	offset printing   
offend	>	offend (vtr) 
offensive	>	offensive (sb) 
offer	>	offering (sb) 
offerte	>	supply, offer (in general; comm., sb)
office-automation	>	office automation   
official	>	official (adj); official gazette = official gazette 
officier	>	(military) officer (sb) 
offshore	>	offshore   (ex: naft)
ogive	>	ogive (sb)
oglan	>	guy (sb ; fam !) 
ogonek	>	ogonek   
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) 
ogwnos	>	burner of gas cooker   
ogwnschirm	>	firewall (sb) 
ohgv	>	past tense of “ehgv” 
ohngw	>	past tense of “ehngw” 
Oiagros	>	Oeagrus   
oid	>	inflate ( vint) 
oid	>	swollen ( adj ) 
oik	>	some, a few ( pron ) 
oin	>	one; ace (in games, cards)
Oineus	>	Oeneus   
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) 
oistak	>	past tense of “oistanek” 
oistanek	>	quench (vtr ) 
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) 
oivalbh	>	egg white   
oivalbh in sneigv	>	beaten egg white   
oiwa	>	service-tree   
oiwo	>	service-tree fruit   
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 ) 
okmusch	>	floater (deposit of various size, shape, consistency, refractive index, and motility within the eye's vitreous humour)   
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
okwimark	>	periorbital dark circles, dark circles, infraorbital venous stasis, periorbital hyperpigmentation   
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) 
olgalge	>	dipstick   
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) 
olpumpe	>	oil pump   
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) 
ombuln	>	bearing (of a wheel)   
omen	>	omen (sb)
omitt	>	omit   
omnipotent	>	allmighty, omnipotent (adj) 
omnipresent	>	omnipresent, ubiquitous   
omniscient	>	omniscient, all-knowing   
omnivore	>	omnivorous   
omoedd	>	carnivorous (adj , sb) 
oms	>	shoulder ( sb ) 
omskinct	>	(& omskingen) = (slung/worn) across the shoulder 
on	>	(& onos) = load, cargo (sb) 
-on	>	very, given (suffixed with an hyphen to the first member of the nominal syntagma, deletes any article and can bear declension marks
oncarr	>	panel-van (sb) 
onchocercose	>	onchocerciasis   
oncle	>	uncle (sb) 
onctueus	>	smooth, unctuous ( adj ) 
ondiek	>	van body   
ongwen	>	ointment (sb ) 
onir	>	vision (in a dream)
oniric	>	dreamlike (adj)
onkh	>	nail (on finger; sb) 
onkhenlaca	>	nail polish, nail varnish, nail enamel   
onogh	>	talon, claw (of animal, sb) 
onomatopeya	>	onomatopoeia   
onwogh	>	truck, lorry (sb) 
onyx	>	onyx (sb)
oocyte	>	oocyte (sb) 
opac	>	opaque (adj) 
opal	>	opal (sb) 
open-data	>	open data   
opera-bouffe	>	opéra bouffe   
opera-comique	>	opera comique
operation	>	operation (sb) 
operationsysteme	>	operating system (computing) 
operative system	>	operating system ( computing) 
opercule	>	cap (sb) 
operette	>	operetta   
ophicleide	>	ophicleide   
ophthalmologia	>	ophthamology   
opiat	>	opiate   
opinion	>	opinion (sb) 
opnos	>	wealth ( sb ) 
opnosrehn	>	trickle-down (economics)   (economic theoria)
opop !	>	cry of hoopoe 
opos	>	productive activity (sb) 
opospledveh	>	working population
opponent	>	opponent   
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) 
optimiste	>	optimist, optimistic   
optional	>	optional (adj)
opulence	>	opulence (sb) 
or	>	vein, lode, deposit (sb) 
ora	>	foothill (sb) 
oracle	>	oracle (sb) 
oral	>	oral (adj) 
Orange	>	Orange   (fluv inter Sud Africa ed Namibia)
orange	>	orange ( sb , adj) 
orangeade	>	orangeade (sb)
oration	>	oration, orison (sb) 
orator	>	orator (sb) 
oratoria	>	oratory   
oratorian	>	oratorian   
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
Orchomenos	>	Orchomenus   
ordeil	>	ordeal   
orden	>	order ( sb ) ( professional ) 
order	>	intimate (vtr ) 
ordinal	>	ordinal (adj)
ordinal deiker	>	ordinal indicator   
ordinar	>	ordinary (adj) 
ordonnance	>	batman (soldier; sb)
oreghen	>	oregano ( sb ) 
Oreithya	>	Orithyia
Orestes	>	Orestes   
organ	>	organ; (fig.) body (sb) 
organ	>	organ, body (sb) 
organic	>	organic (adj); organic agriculture = organic agriculture
Organisation om Naft Exportend Lands	>	(ONEL) = OPEC (npr) 
organisationstructure	>	organization chart (sb)
orghen	>	organ (music, sb ) 
orghi	>	testicle (sb) 
orgia	>	orgy (sb) 
orgiastic	>	orgiastic   
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) 
orkestration	>	orchestration   
orlays	>	rainforest (sb) 
orm	>	poor ( adj ) 
ornament	>	ornament (sb) 
ornd	>	eagle (sb ) 
orndfarn	>	bracken (sb) 
orne	>	decorate (vtr) 
orneuw	>	to give birth to/deliver / delivery (of a child)   (idafi maynen, bo nomen ed verb)
Orpheus	>	Orpheus
orphic	>	orphic   
orpiment	>	orpiment (sb) 
ort	>	vine stock (sb) 
orthodox	>	orthodox
orthoepia	>	orthoepy   
orthogonal	>	orthogonal   
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)
ostracisme	>	ostracism   
ostrec	>	piece of broken glass or earthenware   
ostri	>	oyster (sb) 
ostrogoth	>	ostrogoth
ostwrng	>	knucklebone (sb) 
osyern	>	autumn, fall ( sb) 
otac	>	cattle bowl (sb) 
otaria	>	otary   
otarien	>	sucker (!, a gullible or easily deceived person.)   
otikh	>	rest (sb) 
otter	>	otter (sb) 
Otto	>	Othon
ottoman	>	Ottoman
oulak	>	courier, messenger (sb) 
ouler	>	rein (sb) 
oumer	>	age (of a living being; sb) 
oumerpyramide	>	population pyramide   
ouper	>	bank, shore (sb) 
ouperdrumos	>	riparian forest   
ouperzone	>	riparian zone, riparian area   
outer	>	goatskin, waterskin; breast (sb) 
outrage	>	insult (to someone)   
outraget	>	(& outragen) = offended (adj) 
outsourcing	>	outsourcing (sb)
outurnt	>	seminal
ouvert	>	overt (adj) 
ouzer	>	to apologize 
oval	>	oval
ovarium	>	ovary   
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) 
owin	>	sheepskin   
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) 
oxygenation	>	oxygenation   
oxymoron	>	oxymoron   
oxyton	>	oxytone   
oyos	>	thill (sb) 
oyr	>	gold coin 
ozd	>	clade   
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 
Padua	>	Padua   
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) 
pagostelephonia	>	fixed(-line) telephony   
pah	>	herd ( vtr )
pain-au-chocolat	>	pain au chocolat 
pair	>	pair   
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) 
Palatin	>	Palatine (hill of Rome)   
Palayologos	>	Palaiologos   
palco	>	box ( sb ) ( for spectators ) 
paldun	>	paling (wall) (sb) 
palek	>	guardian (sb) 
Paleolithique	>	Paleolithic (sb) 
paleontologia	>	paleontology   
paleozoique	>	paleozoic (subs.)   
Palestine	>	Palestine (sb)
palestini	>	Palestinian (adj & sb)
palette	>	palette (sb) 
palimpsest	>	palimpsest   
palinodia	>	palinode
paliote	>	paillote (kind of straw hut on beaches, sb) 
pall	>	(& pallid) = pale ( adj) 
Pallas Athena	>	Pallas Athena, Pallas Athene   
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) 
palraudh	>	taproot   
palt	>	quarrel (sb) ( crossbow ) 
palto	>	mantle (sb) 
pam	>	palm (unit)   
pam	>	palm (of hand) 
pambuk	>	cotton ball 
pamen	>	scabies (sb) 
pampas-gras	>	pampas grass
pamphyl	>	pamphylian   
Pamphylia	>	Pamphylia (npr) 
pamrlan	>	revolt (sb & vint) 
pan	>	section, piece, tail of clothing (sb) 
panacea	>	panacea (sb)
panakida	>	slate-broad (in schools; sb) 
panama	>	hat = panama hat (sb) 
panamenyo	>	Panamian
Panaytios	>	Panaetius
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) 
Pandora	>	Pandora   
paneg	>	to settle, to fix (vtr)
Panegsorgan iom Differenden	>	Dispute Settlement Body
panela	>	panela   
panell	>	panel (sb) 
paneurp	>	patch up (vtr ) 
Pangaea	>	Pangaea   
panglong	>	sawmill ( sb) 
pangsi	>	black silk 
pangsit	>	wonton (sb) 
panique	>	panic ( sb) and panic (vint) 
panire	>	paneer (sb) 
Panjab	>	Punjab (npr) 
panko	>	mire (sb) 
pankration	>	pankration   
pankwent	>	miry (adj) 
panne	>	breakdown (mechanics)   
pansyuh	>	patch ( vtr ) 
pantalon	>	(sing) = pants (splu) 
pantek	>	lower part of the belly (sb) 
panther	>	panther (sb) 
pantoffel	>	slipper (sb) 
pantograph	>	pantograph   
pantomime	>	pantomime (sb)
panucla	>	panicle (sb) 
panyo	>	wetland (sb) 
pao	>	slingshot (sb)
pap-test	>	pap-test (sb) 
papa	>	papa (sb) 
papagall	>	parrot (sb) 
papaya	>	papaya (sb) 
papier	>	paper ( sb) 
papierpulp	>	paper pulp (sb) 
papil	>	nipple ( sb ) 
papilla	>	papilla   
papillar	>	papillar(y)   
papiross	>	cigarette end (sb) 
paplwn	>	bedspread
papp	>	pope (leader of Catholics; sb) 
pappdem	>	papacy   
paprika	>	paprika (sb) 
paprikapiments	>	(splu) = peppers (splu) 
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) 
paraffin	>	parafina   
paragraph	>	paragraph (sb)
parakletos	>	paraclete (sb) 
parallaxe	>	parallax   
parallel	>	parallel
parallel parken	>	parallel parking   
parallelipiped	>	parallelipiped   
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) 
paredros	>	pardedros   
paren	>	peering   
parenkhyma	>	parenchyma   
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) 
parking braik	>	parking brake   
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) 
parmenidei	>	parmenidei
Parmenides	>	Parmenides
parmesan	>	parmesan (cheese; sb) 
Parnassos	>	Parnassus (npr; Mount of Greece) 
parodia	>	parody
parodye	>	to parody   
paroxysme	>	paroxysme (sb)
Pars	>	Persia (npr) 
parschna	>	crust, heel of bread (sb) 
parsi	>	Persian (adj & sb) 
Parsi weirs	>	Greco-Persian wars   
parsimonia	>	parsimony (sb ) 
parsimonieus	>	parsimonious (adj) 
parstupp	>	to draughtproof 
part	>	part (sb) 
parterre	>	flower bed (sb)
Parthaw 	>	Parthia    
parthawi	>	Parthian   
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)
partouse	>	gang bang   
partpayghen	>	installment (USA), instalment (UK) (like in “pay in 3 installments”)   
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 
passional crime	>	crime of passion   
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) 
pastel	>	pastel   (pingen !)
pasteurise	>	to pasteurize   
pastiche	>	pastiche   
pastille	>	pastille (sb) 
pastinak	>	parsnip (sb) 
pastiurma	>	dried meat ( sb) 
pastor	>	shepherd, pastor (sb) 
pastorat	>	presbytery (sb) (pastor) 
pastorkwaun	>	sheepdog
pasture	>	pasture (sb)
pat	>	tie, draw (sb., like in "Neither team scored and the match ended in a draw")   
patan	>	spinning wheel 
patat	>	potato (sb) 
patchwork	>	patchwork, pieced work   
patchwork quilt	>	patchwork quilt   
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) 
Paterklewos	>	Patroclus   
patertat	>	fatherhood (sb)
pati	>	including (conj.)
patient	>	patient (adj. & sb) 
patili	>	kitchen utensil 
patina	>	patina ( sb) 
patinette	>	kick scooter, push scooter (human-powered land vehicle)   
patria	>	fatherland (sb) 
patriarch	>	patriarch
patriarchal	>	patriarchal   
patrician	>	patrician (adj. & sb) 
patricika	>	Show-off, preppy (female person, not necessarily a student), Valley girl, barbie   
patriciko	>	Show-off, preppy (male person, not necessarily a student)   
patriot	>	patriot (adj & sb)
patrogni	>	patrilinear   
patroller	>	patrol (sb) 
patron	>	cartridge (sb) 
patronage	>	patronage (sb) 
patronym	>	patronymic name (sb)
patronymique	>	patronymic, patronym (sb)   
patroxohn	>	parricide (adj , sb = person) 
patruw	>	paternal (adj) 
patu	>	child/day care   
patwass	>	patois ( sb ) 
pau	>	little, few ( adv) 
pauk	>	few (adj)
Paul	>	Paul   (n.pr)
paund	>	path (sb) 
paung	>	permeable   (pangu)
pauper	>	poor ( adj ) 
paupertatsoyl	>	poverty threshold (sb) 
paur	>	fear   
paur	>	fear (sb) 
pauric	>	frightened ( adj) 
paursk	>	search, look for ( vtr ) 
paursken	>	research (sb; ex
pause	>	pause, break (sb & vint) 
pave	>	pave ( vtr ) 
pavian	>	baboon (sb) 
pavilion	>	pavilion (sb ) 
pawen	>	peacock ( sb ) 
pawiropeku	>	goodbye, farewell ( interjection ) 
Pawson	>	Pan (god)   (Kay addihes tod maynen do id ja existent werd)
Pawson	>	pastoral god ( sb ) 
payan	>	paean   
paydrwn	>	blossom, open out (vtr ) 
paygh	>	pay ( vtr ) 
payghbild	>	payroll   
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) 
pectenkiaut	>	great scallop   (pecten maximus)
pectoral	>	pectoral (adj & sb) 
ped	>	foot (sb) 
ped-ye	>	on foot (adv) 
pedagog	>	teacher (sb)
pedak	>	ep - = on tiptoe
pedal	>	pedal (sb) 
pedalcrank	>	crankset   
pedalcrankbrakh	>	crank arm (ex: bike)   
pedalpoint	>	pedal point (sb; music)
pedcuitwent	>	palmiped (webbed feet)   
pederast	>	pederast(ic)
pedghanger	>	pedestrian (sb) 
pedjonglire	>	ball-juggle (vintr., soccer)   
pedophil	>	pedophile (adj & sb) 
pedstol	>	pedestal (sb) 
peduncule	>	peduncle   
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 ) 
Peisistratos	>	Peisistratos   
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) 
pekuklehpt	>	cattle raiding   
pekuklohpt	>	duffer   
pelegrina	>	cape (sb) (mantle) 
pelegv	>	islet, small island (sb) 
peleist	>	Philistine
Peleus	>	Peleus   
pelgrin	>	pilgrim (sb) 
pelgvos	>	high sea 
pelgvos marine	>	blue-water navy   
pelita	>	lamp oil ( sb) 
pelk	>	axe (sb) 
pell	>	fur ( sb) 
pell-mell	>	in a jumble, pell-mell   
pell-mell	>	higgledy-piggledy 
pellit	>	pellet (sb) 
Peloponnese	>	Peloponnese (npr) 
pelote	>	(wool) ball (sb)
pelp	>	finish-flouring, panelling 
pelpel	>	butterfly (sb) 
pelteck	>	stammering (adj; sb) 
peltewih	>	flat land (sb)
Peltewih Mater	>	Mother of All Things 
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) 
penalty	>	penalty . — kalc = penalty kick . — decision = penalty shootout   
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)
Peneios	>	Peneus   
Penelope	>	Penelope (npr)
penetre	>	penetrate (vtr) 
pengereh	>	casement window (sb) 
penicillin	>	penicillin (sb) 
penis	>	penis
penk	>	(& penkwe) = five (num) 
penkalem	>	penholder   
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) 
pensee-unique	>	pensée unique   
pension	>	retirement (sb); (gosten) pension = boarding house (sb) 
pensionat	>	boarding school
pensionfund	>	pension fund
pensive	>	pensive (adj ) 
pensuk	>	sand dust 
pentagramme	>	pentagram (sb) 
pepermen	>	experienced (adj)
Pepin is Bragv	>	Pepin the Short   
peplos	>	peplos (sb) 
pepperbox	>	pepper-box   
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)
Perceval	>	Percival   
perche	>	perche (sb) 
perchem	>	toupée (sb) 
perchin	>	lock, bolt (sb) 
percleich	>	eccentric slot, cutter pin
percolation	>	percolation   
perdic	>	crank (sb) 
peregrin	>	foreigner on transit 
pereih	>	perish (vint) 
peremptor	>	peremptory (adj) 
performant	>	high-performance, outstanding (adj)
Perga	>	Perga (npr) 
pergamen	>	parchment (sb) 
pergas	>	to gas (kill)   
Pergolesi	>	Pergolesi
perhvdi	>	last week (adv) 
pericarditis	>	pericarditis
Peridan	>	Eridanus   
peries	>	surpass (vtr) 
periglege est seller quem neglege	>	safe is better than sorry   
perigumt	>	thoroughfare   
perihelium	>	perihelion   
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) 
periphrase	>	circumlocution   
periple	>	(difficult) journey(sb) 
perischan	>	pitiful (adj) 
peristebel	>	aerial part of a plant   
peristyle	>	peristyle, colonnade (sb) 
periwehrt	>	to turn over (vtr) 
periweiker	>	perioikos
perixiht	>	neighbour(ing)   
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) 
perlah	>	leach (vtr, soil)   
perlahmen	>	result of the leaching (soil)   
perlahsa	>	leaching (soil)   
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 ) 
perodhfug	>	headlong rush   
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	>	character (someone)   
person	>	person (sb) 
personalitat	>	personality (sb) 
personel	>	staff (sb)
perspective	>	perspective (sb) 
persrineg	>	to chill to the bone, to numb with cold 
perstrak	>	to numb with tiredness 
pert	>	crossing (sb ) 
perti	>	running board/step   
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 ) 
pervert	>	to pervert   
perwehgh	>	forward (vtr ) 
perwnt	>	rock, boulder (sb) 
peschkire	>	towelling, tie-towel (sb) 
peschmerga	>	peshmerga
Pessakh	>	Passover (sb) 
pessimiste	>	pessimist (adj & sb) 
pesticide	>	pesticide   
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 ) 
petri-cutia	>	Petri-dish   
petrochemia	>	petrochemistry (sb) 
petrol	>	oil, petroleum (sb ) 
petrosell	>	parsley ( sb ) 
petwrnt	>	all feathers of an animal 
peud	>	ped (soil)   
peudel	>	to puddle   
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) 
pey	>	with prospects, promising (adj.)   
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 ) 
phenol	>	phenol   
phenomen	>	phenomenon ( sb), 
phenotype	>	phenotype   
phenyl	>	phenyl (chemistry)   
phial	>	phial ( sb) 
Phidias	>	Phidias   
phieg	>	past tense of “phag” 
philanthrope	>	philanthropist   
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) 
phonation	>	phonation   
phone	>	(tele)phone
phone kuschk	>	telephone booth (sb) 
phoneme	>	phoneme (sb) 
phonespionage	>	telephone tapping
phonograph	>	phonograph
phonologia	>	phonology   
phosphatase	>	phosphatase   
phosphate	>	phosphate   
phosphor	>	phosphorus (sb) 
phosphorescence	>	phosphorescence   
phosphorescent	>	phosphorescent (adj) 
photo	>	(& photograph) = photo(graph) ( sb) 
photoapparat	>	camera (sb) 
photocopie	>	(to) photocopy   (nomen & verb)
photograph	>	photographer (sb); to photograph
photographic film	>	photographic film   
photogravure	>	photogravure   
photomontage	>	photomontage   
photovoltayic	>	photovoltaic (adj)
phrase	>	phrase (sb) 
phraseologia	>	phraseology   
phryg	>	Phrygian (adj & sb) 
Phryne	>	Phryne (npr) 
Phthiotis	>	Phthiotis
phylis	>	bud (sb) 
phylloclade	>	phylloclade   
phylogenetique	>	phylogenetics   
phylum	>	phylum   
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) 
picaresk	>	picaresque   
piccole	>	popsicle (Canada), freezer pop (U.S.), ice lolly, ice pop (United Kingdom, India, Ireland, South Africa), ice block (New Zealand, parts of Australia), icy pole (parts of Australia), ice drop (Philippines)   
piccolo	>	piccolo (flute, sb) 
pichen	>	pinch ( sb) 
pick	>	pike (sb) ( ex
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 ) 
picsaat	>	rush hour   
pictor	>	painter (sb) 
pictoresk	>	picturesque (adj ) 
picture	>	miniature (illuminated manuscript; sb) 
pidek	>	macaco, macaque (sb) 
piece	>	piece, play (sb) piece (in a game)
piece-montee	>	pièce montée (cake)
pieck	>	past tense of “pack” 
pied-à-terre	>	pied-à-terre (sb) 
pieddel	>	past tense of « padddel » 
pieg	>	girl (sb); past tense of “pag” 
piel	>	spear (sb) 
piemont	>	piedmont   (bo nomen & region Italias)
pieng	>	coin (sb) 
pier	>	pier ( sb) 
pierk	>	past tense of “park” 
piern	>	distant, far ( adj) 
piesk	>	past tense of “pask” 
pietat	>	piety ( sb) 
pietisme	>	pietism   
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) 
pimpant	>	elegant   
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)	>	
Pinocchio	>	Pinocchio   {pinOkyo}
pinseing	>	temper, character (sb) 
pint	>	pint (sb) 
pion	>	(Chess)pawn
pionnier	>	pioneer (sb) 
pior	>	too (much/many) 
pip	>	beep (vint)   
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 ) 
piratye	>	pirate (like in "We mostly used them to pirate games") ; piracy (of books, movies, softwares, etc)   
piraug	>	(meat)pie (sb) 
pirmwer	>	spring (season; sb) 
pirouette	>	pirouette   
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) 
pistill	>	pistil   
pistol	>	pistol (sb) 
piston	>	piston   
piston kyenk	>	piston pin   
pit	>	past tense of “peit” 
pitancye	>	poor food (sb) 
pitcher	>	pitcher (baseball; sb) 
pithecanthropus	>	Pithecanthropus ( sb) 
piton	>	rocky outcrop (sb) 
pitsu	>	maritime pine   (pinus pinaster)
pituita	>	pituita (sb) 
pituv	>	nourishing (adj) 
piurn	>	fire (sb) (as an element); past tense of "pieurn"
piurna	>	pyre, bonfire (sb) 
piurnwehrg	>	firework ( sb) 
Pius	>	Pius   (papp)
Pius	>	Pius   
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) 
piwonphobia	>	fatphobia   
piyama	>	pijama (sb) 
piyun	>	peony (sb) 
Pizarro	>	Pizarro
pizd	>	breast (udder of woman; sb) 
pizdan	>	woman's chest 
pizza	>	pizza (sb)
pizzeria	>	pizzeria   
plab	>	flap (sb & vtr) 
plabdwer	>	flap door
place	>	place; square (sb); place (vtr) 
placenta	>	placenta   
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) 
plaiboy	>	playboy   
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 
plan os incidence	>	plane of incidence   
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) 
plankraudh	>	tabular root   
plankton	>	plankton (sb) 
plantain	>	plantain (sb) 
plante	>	plant ( sb) 
Plantegenest	>	Plantagenet   
planter	>	planter (cotton)   
plask	>	shallow (adj) 
plaskpleuk	>	perform a low pass, make a low pass (v. intr) ; low pass (sb., plane)   
plastal	>	plasteel   
plaster	>	plaster ( sb) (medicine ) 
plastic	>	plastic (adj. & sb); plastic arts (splu) 
plastic chirurgia	>	plastic surgery   
plastician	>	plastician   (sb.)
plastician artiste	>	plastic artist, visual artist   
plastire	>	dressing, bandage ( sb) 
plat	>	(& platt) = flat ( adj) 
platane	>	plane-tree ( sb ) 
plateau	>	plateau (sb) 
platen armur	>	plate armour (sb) 
platforme	>	platform (sb)
platin	>	platin   
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 ) 
plautdemel	>	flatworm   
Plautus	>	Plautus   
plautvehrm	>	flatworm   
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) 
plenorbatia	>	full employment   
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)
pleuritis	>	pleurisy   
pleus	>	fin (sb) 
plexiglas	>	plexiglas (sb) 
plexti	>	cornrow, canerow   (kay addihes to maynen ad tod ja existent werd)
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” 
pliehg	>	to make sure to 
plieng	>	past tense of “plang” 
plieyc	>	past tense of “playc” 
Plinius	>	Pliny   
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” 
plug-in	>	plug-in (sb)
plugh	>	plow, plough (sb); past tense of “pleugh” 
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) 
pneumonia	>	pneumonia   
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” 
poacea	>	poacea (grass)   
pochade	>	pochade   
pochette	>	pocket square (sb) 
pocrast	>	wine with spices 
pod	>	paw ( sb) 
poder	>	container (sb) 
podin	>	vat, tank (sb) 
podium	>	podium   
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) 
pogrom	>	pogrom   
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)
pohnd	>	past tense of “pehnd” 
pohrd	>	past tense of “pehrd” 
pohrn	>	past tense of “pehrn” 
pohtel	>	glassful (sb) 
pohzd	>	past tense of “pehzd” 
poig	>	paint ( sb) ( color) 
poignant	>	poignant ( adj ) 
poik	>	multicoloured, variegated, stained ( adj) 
poimen	>	mother's milk 
point	>	point (sb) 
pointillisme	>	pointillism   
poison	>	to poison (vtr)   
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)
polemiste	>	polemicist   
poli	>	fortress (sb ) 
police	>	police (sb ) 
police agent	>	policeman   
police station	>	police station (sb) 
policeagent	>	policeman ( sb) 
policiste	>	policeman   
policiste	>	policeman (sb) 
poliomyelitis	>	poliomyelitis (sb) 
polissa	>	(insurance) policy 
polite	>	polite (adj) 
politeia	>	politics (the politic world)   
politesse	>	politeness
politic	>	political (adj); "Is Politic" = "The Statesman"; politician (sb)
politique	>	(sing) = politics (splu) 
politise	>	to politicize (vtr)
pollen	>	pollen (sb) 
polo camiss	>	polo shirt   
Polska	>	Poland ( npr ) 
polt	>	gruel, porridge ( sb) 
poltergayst	>	poltergeist
Polybios	>	Polybius   
polyeder	>	polyhedron   
polyglot	>	polyglot   
Polykleitos	>	Polykleitos
polymathe	>	polymath   
Polyneikes	>	Polynices   
Polyphem	>	Polyphemus
polystyrene	>	polystyrene (sb) 
polytheiste	>	polytheist   
polyvalent	>	for many uses (adj.)   
Pomaria	>	Pomerania   
pomel	>	pommel (sb) 
pommesfrites	>	French fries (splu) 
pompe	>	ceremonial, pomp (sb) 
Pompei	>	Pompei (npr)
Pompeius	>	Pompey
pompeus	>	pompous (adj) 
pompic	>	ceremonial (adj) 
pompier	>	pompier (art)
pon	>	since, for (prep); present tense base of “posen” 
pondos	>	impression, inner feeling (sb) 
ponnim	>	Phoenician (adj, sb), Punic 
pontific	>	Pontiff (sb)
pontifical	>	pontifical   
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) 
porno	>	porn   
porphyre	>	porphyry (sb) 
porphyria	>	porphyria (sb) 
Porphyrios	>	Porphyry
port	>	port (sb) 
Port Sayid	>	Port Said (npr) 
portabilitat	>	portability   (communication)
portable	>	portable   (ex: un portable computer)
portal	>	portal (sb) 
portcigar	>	cigar holder (sb)
portcrayon	>	portcrayon   
porte	>	port (software)   
portfolio	>	portfolio (fig.)
portic	>	portico (sb) 
portion	>	portion   
portmanteau	>	coat & hat stand (sb)
portmonaie	>	portfolio (sb) 
porto	>	postage (sb) 
portrait	>	portrait ( sb ) 
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) 
posdehrjcost	>	expenditure   
posdini pilule	>	morning-after pill   
pose	>	(to) pose   
Poseidon	>	Poseidon   
posen	>	to lay down (vtr); posen un probleme = to pose a problem 
posface	>	afterword   
Posidonios	>	Posidonius
position	>	position (sb) 
positioner	>	tracker, transmitter (sb) 
positionsluce	>	navigation light   (vehicules)
positron	>	positron   
poskwo	>	afterwards, then
posmiddien	>	afternoon (sb) 
pospehrn management	>	customer service, after sales service
possedd	>	possess (vtr.)   
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 
posteritat	>	posterity   
postgrind	>	mailbox   
postgrind	>	   correction pro postgring
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   
postule	>	to postulate 
pot	>	pot (sb) 
potass	>	potash
potassium	>	potassium (sb) 
potem	>	fathom (sb) 
potential	>	potential (adj & sb) 
potentiometer	>	potentiometer
poter	>	potter
poterie	>	pottery (sb) 
poterna	>	postern (sb) 
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
practie	>	practise (vtr) 
practis	>	consulting-room (sb) 
praebende	>	prebend (sb) 
praedd	>	devour (vtr); prey (sb) 
praedicator	>	Dominican (monk)
Praha	>	Prague (npr) 
prairie	>	prairie, grassland   
pram	>	barge (sb) 
pranier	>	pillory (sb) 
praseodymium	>	praseodymium (sb) 
praxis	>	practice   
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) 
precis	>	precise, accurate (adj) 
precoce	>	precocious
precolombian	>	precolumbian
precursor	>	precursor(y)   
predator	>	predator (adj. & sb) 
predecessor	>	predecessor (sb) 
predestination	>	predestination   
predicative	>	predicative (gram.)
predilection	>	predilection (sb) 
predisposen	>	to predispose (vtr)
predominant	>	predominant (adj)
preemptive weir	>	preemptive war
prefabricat	>	prefabricated   
preface	>	preface (sb) 
prefayssal question	>	preliminary ruling   
prefect	>	prefect
prefer	>	prefer (vtr ) 
prefixe	>	prefix   
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) 
preliminar	>	preliminary   
prelude	>	prelude (sb)
prem-	>	present tense base of “pressem” 
prematur	>	premature (adj ) 
premeditation	>	premeditation (sb) 
premehnmon	>	warning (adj ) 
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)	>	premenstrual syndrome (PMS)   
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)
presage	>	presage   
presayg	>	to predict 
presbyterian	>	presbyterian   
prescol	>	preschool   
prescrib	>	( prescrìb ) = to prescribe 
prescription	>	prescription (sb) 
presence	>	presence (sb) 
present	>	present (adj) 
presentation	>	presentation, talk   
presepe	>	nativity scene, manger scene, crib, crèche, presepio, presepe   (Maynmos her un artistic representation ios gnahsa os Jesus Christ., plais oistrag id tarjem os "presepe" ex id werd "cripia" in ia dictionars. Mathalan: in id Englisch dictionar id inpiut "cripia" est tarjen ka "manger (sb); Nativity scene ( sb)", oistrag tod "Nativity scene ( sb)")
presidence	>	presidency (sb ) 
president	>	president ( sb) 
presidium	>	presidium (sb) 
press-papier	>	clipboard (sb) 
presse	>	press (sb; journalism, recruitment) 
pressem	>	press (vtr) & pressure (sb) 
pressening	>	tarpaulin (sb)
pressure trakh	>	pressure suit ( sb) (clothing) 
prest	>	first (of more than 2); prest officier = first officer (aircraft)
presump	>	to presume   
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) 
preuv	>	to prove (vtr)   
preuven	>	test (exam)   
prev	>	past (sb & adj) 
prevarie	>	prevaricate (vint) 
preven	>	to prevent 
preventive concordat	>	receivership (sm ) 
prever	>	former (adj), before, formerly (adv)
previd	>	to foresee   
prevst	>	once, before (adv) 
prevstic	>	erstwhile (adj.)   
pri	>	by, along (prep) 
Priapos	>	Priapus (npr) 
pribeud	>	to puzzle (someone)   
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) 
prient strehl	>	friendly fire   
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 
prilieubh	>	to have a short-term love with   
priliubh	>	flirt (short-term love)   
prim	>	prime (number); past tense of “preim” 
primar talim	>	primary education (sb) 
primark	>	markup (computer)
primate	>	primate   
primatia	>	primacy (sb) 
prime	>	prime (symbol)   
primitive	>	primitive (adj) 
primordial	>	primordial (adj)
primule	>	primrose (sb) 
prince	>	prince (sb) (son of the ruler) 
Prince-Charmant	>	Prince Charming   
princesse	>	princess (sb) 
principal	>	principal ( adj ) 
principal motoraxekunda	>	main bearing journal (of the crankshaft)   
principe	>	principle (sb) 
prined	>	take (vtr ) ( a city ) 
print	>	footprint, track 
printer	>	printer (computer, sb)
priok	>	blinker (horse tack)   
prioritat	>	priority (sb) 
priozd	>	branching, bifurcation (incl. computer)   
pris	>	price (sb); past participle & past tense of “prined” 
prise	>	prize (of war); taking (after a siege) 
prisedd	>	chariot-driver   
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 
pristdeposit	>	time deposit   
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)
prix	>	prize (sb)
priy	>	appreciable (adj) 
pro	>	for (prep); (as a verbal prefix means “ahead”; the verb triggers dative) 
proactive	>	proactive   
proag	>	to move off 
proaiwo	>	forever (adv)
proapo	>	following the stream (adv) 
proba	>	sample ( sb ) 
probable	>	probable   (tod werd exist tik in id englisch dictionar ed manct in alter)
probable	>	probable ( adj) 
probe	>	to put to the test 
probehr- do diewo	>	to uncover, see through   
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
procrastine	>	to procrastinate   
procree	>	procreate   
procurature	>	the Attorney's Office, prosecution 
procure	>	provide, get ( vtr ) 
procureur	>	attorney, prosecutor ( sb) 
prod	>	ahead (prep) 
prodah	>	hand over (vtr; a criminal) 
prodgrund	>	foreground   
Prodic	>	[prOdik] = Prodicus
prodigal	>	prodigal (adj) 
prodsok	>	foresight (future studies)   
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
profiling	>	profiling   
profit	>	profit (sb, commercial) 
profitable	>	profitable (adj) 
profite	>	(+ acc.) = to take advantage of
profitsmyehren	>	profit sharing (sb)
profume	>	perfume
profund	>	profound (adj) 
profunditat	>	profoundness
prognath	>	prognathous   
prognathisme	>	prognathism   
prognohsa	>	forecast (sb) 
programmation lurhat	>	programming language (sb) 
programme	>	program ( sb) 
progress	>	progress (sb) 
progwmt	>	movable (good)   (ieus)
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 
proikto	>	asshole, anus   
project	>	project (sb) 
projection	>	projection, showing (sb) (to project a movie) 
prokal	>	to call out to (+ acc.)
prokaryotum	>	prokaryote   
Prokrustes	>	Procrustes (npr) 
prokwe	>	near (prep. & adj)
prokwem	>	near (prep. & adj)
Prokweust	>	Middle East ( npr ) 
prokwitat	>	proximity
prokwol	>	sidekick (sb)
prokwst	>	nearest
prokwtos merienden	>	short food supply chains   (pitu)
proletar	>	proletarian (adj & sb)
proletarian	>	proletarian (adj)
proletariat	>	proletariat
prolifere	>	to proliferate 
prolixe	>	prolix   
prolonge	>	to prolong   (vtr.)
Promanthus	>	Prometheus ( npr ) 
promanthusic	>	Promethean ( adj ) 
promenade	>	walk (avenue; vx)
promi	>	(& prominent) = celebrity (sb; person) 
promiscu	>	prosmiscuous   
promiscuitat	>	lack of privacy
promiss	>	promise (sb); past tense & past participle of “promitt” 
promissor	>	promising (adj) 
promitt	>	promise (vtr) 
promontur	>	promontory (sb) 
promotion	>	promotion; special offre   
promov	>	to promote   
prompt	>	prompt (adj) 
pron	>	prone (adj ) 
pron (+ dative)	>	inclined/prone to   
pronomen	>	pronoun (sb) 
pronunce	>	pronounce (vtr ) 
pronunciation	>	pronunciation   
propaganda	>	propaganda (sb) 
propage	>	spread (vtr) 
propedeutique	>	propedeutics   
propedeutique	>	propaedeutics
propeller	>	propeller (sb) 
prophecy	>	prophesy (vtr) 
prophet	>	prophet (sb) 
prophetia	>	prophecy (sb) 
propice	>	propitious, suitable (adj) 
propizdan	>	forward-breasted 
propodia	>	front-end, forecarriage (sb) 
propon	>	present tense base of “proposen” 
proposen	>	to offer, propose; proposal   
proposen	>	propose (vtr); proposal (sb) 
propylayum	>	propylaea
prosayic	>	prosaic   
prosch	>	close to, near (with an idea of movement) 
proschkehmb	>	ant = bow low / prostrate before ( vint) 
prose	>	prose (sb) 
proselyte	>	proselyte (adj & sb)
proselytisme	>	proselytism   
prosodia	>	prosody   
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) 
prostitut	>	prostitute   
prostituta	>	prostitute   
prostitution	>	prostitution ( sb) 
prostre	>	prostrate (vtr ) 
protection	>	protection (sb) 
protectionisme	>	protectionisme
proteg	>	( protèg ) = protect (vtr) 
proteiforme	>	multi-figured (adj)
protein	>	protein (sb) 
proteoid raudh	>	proteoid root   
protest	>	(& protestation) = protest ( sb) 
protestant	>	Protestant ( adj , sb); Protestant Union = Protestant Union ( npr ) 
proteste	>	protest (vint) 
prothesis	>	prosthesis
prothrombine	>	prothrombin   
protiag	>	raze, demolish   
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 
protistum	>	protista (plu)   
protocol	>	protocol; statement (book against an offender)
protocolire	>	to book an offender 
protohistoria	>	protohistory
protonat	>	protonate (adj) 
prototype	>	prototype (sb) 
protozoium	>	protozoan   
proverb	>	proverb
proviande	>	provisions of food (splu) 
provid	>	pro = provide for (vint) 
providencial	>	providential (adj)
proviende	>	provision (reserve, sb) 
province	>	province   
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” 
pruser	>	caustic   
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 ) 
psalmodia	>	psalmody   
psalmodie	>	chant, drone out ( vtr ) 
psalterio	>	psalter (sb) 
pseudonym	>	pseudonym ( sb) 
pseudostebel	>	pseudostem   
psianschou	>	swindle (! sb) 
psora	>	scabies (sb) 
psychanalyse	>	psychanalysis (sb)
Psyche	>	Psyche (npr) 
psychiater	>	psychiatrist (sb) 
psychiatria	>	psychiatry   
psycholog	>	psychologist (sb)
psychopath	>	psychopath (adj. & n.)
psychose	>	psychosis 
psychosomatic	>	psychosomatic (adj.)   adjective!
psychosomatique	>	psychosomatic medicine   substantive!
psychotic	>	psychotic   
psychotrope	>	psychoactive (drug) (adj & sb)
ptelei	>	poplar (sb) 
pterg	>	wing (sb) 
ptergwent wekwos	>	catchphrase   
pterodactylus	>	pterodactylus (sb) 
ptilo	>	plume, panache ( sb) 
Ptolemayos	>	Ptolemy ( npr ) 
ptor	>	feather ( sb) 
public	>	public (adj & sb); public transports = public transports (splu) 
Public Ministerium	>	Prosecutor's Office   
publican	>	publican (adj & sb)
publie	>	to publish   
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) 
Pulcinella	>	Pulcinella   
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 ) 
pulsar	>	pulsar   
pulse	>	pulse (vintr.)   
pult	>	desk, lectern ( sb) 
pulver	>	powder ( sb) 
pumpe	>	pump ( sb) 
punctual	>	punctual (adj) 
punctuation	>	punctuation   
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) 
pur	>	(& pure) = pure (adj ) 
Purat	>	Euphrates (npr) 
puree	>	puree (sb) 
pureemixer	>	immersion blender   
purgatorium	>	purgatory
purge	>	purge (sb ; fig ) 
purkan	>	blowing snow (sb) 
purpwr	>	purple (sb , adj ) 
purt	>	child (sb) ( descendant) 
purtka	>	female heifer   
purulent	>	purulent   
pus	>	pus ( sb) 
pusc	>	push ( vtr ) 
puscht	>	tearaway, scallywag (sb) 
pusillanim	>	pusillanimous   
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) 
puta	>	cunt (! vulva)   
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 
Pygmalion	>	Pygmalion   
pygmay	>	pygmy, pigmy
pyjama	>	pyjamas, pajamas   (singular in Sambahsa)
pylcell	>	virgin, maiden (sb) 
pyramide	>	pyramid (sb) 
Pyreneis	>	Pyrenees (npr) 
pyrening	>	Pyrenean   
pyrite	>	pyrite, fool's gold (sb) 
pyroclastic nebos	>	pyroclastic flow (volcano; sb) 
pyromantia	>	pyromancy   
pyrot	>	gunpowder ( sb) 
pyrotechnique	>	(sing.) = pyrotechnics
pyroteina	>	gunpowder magazine (artillery)   
pyrotnest	>	pan (of powder gun)   
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
quadratic equation	>	quadratic equation   
quadriga	>	quadriga   
quadrille	>	quadrille (sb)
qualg	>	which (one)
qualifie	>	qualify (vtr)
qualitat	>	quality (sb) 
quan	>	when   
quan	>	when 
quando	>	when   
quando	>	when
quant	>	all (adj) 
quanter	>	everywhere ( adv ) 
quantic physique	>	quantum mechanics   
quantitat	>	quantity (sb) 
quantloc	>	everywhere (adv ) 
quantplor	>	off-road (vehicle; adj ) 
quantum	>	quantum   
quap	>	tadpole (sb) 
quapt	>	castration (sb) 
quar	>	four (num); "Quar arya sontias" = "Four noble truths" (buddhism)
quarantaine	>	quarantine (sb) 
quardel schib	>	quarter glass (car)   
quaresma	>	lent
quarsdasch	>	em (typography)   
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
qui-pro-quo	>	qui pro quo   
quie	>	quay, wharf, embankment (sb) 
quietisme	>	quietism   
quiett	>	quiet ( adj) 
quilt	>	quilt   (Definition: un lihaf meis gvereht quem oin charsaf, bet est gwaurer)
quincalier	>	ironmonger (sb) 
quintal	>	quintal (100 kg; sb ) 
quintessence	>	quintessence (sb) 
Quintilian	>	Quintilian   
quitance	>	bill, receipt   
quitance	>	bill, invoice (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) 
race	>	race (kin)   
rach	>	sulfuric acid (sb) 
Rachel	>	Rachel (npr) 
rachis	>	main shaft of a plant   
rachis	>	raquis (botanic; part of the feather)   Ubnuwen id ja existent inpiut
rachitic	>	rachitic, rickety   
rachitis	>	rickets   
racketire	>	racketeer, to racket   
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 ) 
radicalise	>	to radicalize (vtr)   
radicule	>	radicle (botany)   
radio	>	radio ( sb) 
radioactivitat	>	radioactivity (sb) 
radioamateur	>	amateur radio (sb) 
radiocarbon tarikhen	>	radiocarbon dating   
radiotherapia	>	radiation therapy (sb) 
radius	>	radius (sb) (circle) 
radja	>	rajah
raffine	>	refine   
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) 
rail	>	rail   
railvia	>	railway ( sb) 
railvia halt	>	stop, halt (small train station)   
railvia skeirdrom	>	level crossing (sb) 
raison	>	reason ( sb) 
raisonable	>	reasonable (adj) 
raisonable accomodance	>	reasonable accomodation   
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)
rally	>	rally (sport, sb)   (sport, sb)
Ramah	>	Ramah (former city in Israel; npr) 
ramak	>	last breath (sb ) 
ramal	>	to tell fortune (vtr ) 
Ramathayim	>	Arimathaea   
ramazan	>	Ramadan ( sb) 
rampe	>	ramp ( sb) 
ramsa	>	fair ( sb) 
Ramses	>	Ramesses (npr) 
ramun	>	chamomile (sb) 
rana	>	tree frog   
ranch	>	ranch   
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)
ransomware	>	ransomware   
ranuncule	>	buttercup (sb) 
rap	>	rape (plant; sb) 
Rapa Nui	>	Easter Island (npr) 
rapanui	>	Rapa Nui (adj & sb; inhabitant of Easter Island) 
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) 
rappel	>	abseil, rappel (sb.) ; abseil, do abseiling/rappeling (vintr.)   
rapport	>	report (sb) 
rapporteur	>	rapporteur (sb) 
rapproche	>	se kye = to come closer to (fig.)
rapprochement	>	rapprochement
rapt	>	kidnapping, abduction (sb) 
raptor	>	abductor ( adj , 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 ) 
rasper	>	grater, shredder   
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) 
ratur	>	petty thief   
ratusch	>	City Hall (sb) 
raubh	>	to steal, rob (vtr) 
rauchugun	>	pig iron   
raudh	>	root (sb) 
rauf	>	ruffle (vtr ) 
raufank	>	chimney hood (sf ) 
raug	>	wrinkle (sb) 
rauk	>	rude, raucous (adj ) 
rauk blahmen	>	rough breathing (Greek)   
raumateria	>	raw material (sb) 
raunaft	>	crude oil
rautexte	>	plain text   
rauza	>	funerary garden
ravage	>	havoc, ravage (sb) 
ravan	>	walk, stroll (sb) 
ravelin	>	ravelin   
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.)
reactionkittar	>	chain reaction   
reagent	>	reagent (sb)   
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) 
recidive	>	repeat offense/offence   
reciproc	>	reciprocal
recital	>	recital (sb) 
recitative	>	recitative
recite	>	recite (vtr) 
reclame	>	advertising, advertisement (sb)
reclusorium	>	hermitage of a recluse   (latin : "reclusorium")
recogneih	>	recognize (vtr) 
recollect	>	recollect (monk)
recommande	>	recommend   
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) 
record	>	record   
recorde	>	record (vtr) 
recrudescence	>	recrudescence
recrut	>	recruit (sb) 
rect	>	right (sub.)   (sub.)
rect	>	right (sb) ; right (adj) 
rect schack	>	running stitch, straight stitch   
rectangle	>	rectangle   
rectsam	>	the right way round
recule	>	recoil (gun)   
recuper	>	recover (vtr) 
recurr	>	to have recourse to (vint) 
recurrent	>	recurrent
recurs	>	action, suit (sb) 
recuse	>	to challenge (Law.)   
recycle	>	recycle (vtr.)   
recycling	>	recycling (sb)
redan	>	redan (fortification)   
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) 
reference	>	mark, position (sb) 
referencensysteme	>	reference framework   
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) 
refoulement	>	refoulment   (dia gospotis)
refraction	>	refraction   
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) 
refutabilitat	>	refutability   
refutation	>	refutation
refute	>	refute   
reg	>	reach out (hand), stretch out (arms)   (kay addihes tod maynen do id englisch dictionar)
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 ) 
regisseur	>	stage/film director   
register	>	register ( sb) 
reglament	>	regulation (sb) 
regne	>	reign (sb & vint) 
regret	>	regret ( vtr ) 
regular	>	regular   
regv	>	back (spine; sb) 
regvpulverisator	>	costal pulverizer, back pulverizer   
regwos	>	twilight, dusk (sb)
rehabilitation	>	rehabilitation 
rehm	>	relief (vtr) 
rehn	>	stream (vint) 
rehnic	>	running (adj; nose)
rehv	>	tear off (vtr) 
reib	>	rib (sb) 
reiber	>	rib; principal rafter (carpentry)
reibo	>	ribbon (sb) 
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) 
reiv	>	to rive   
reject	>	discharge, rejection (sb; thing)
rejoin	>	join (vtr; a place) 
rekehgn	>	recognize (vtr) 
relai	>	relay (athletics, like in “relay team”, “relay race”…)   
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	>	to creep   
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	>	to repeat   
repeteih	>	repeat (vtr) 
repetition	>	rehearsal
replic	>	replica (sb) 
replicant	>	replicant   
replication	>	replication ( sb) 
replie	>	respond (vint; trial) 
reploy	>	withdrawal (sb) (military)
report	>	report (sb)
reporte	>	to report (vtr) 
reporter	>	reporter   
repositorium	>	repository (software)   
repoussee	>	repoussé (adj) 
reprehensible	>	reprehensible
represente	>	to represent (to be representative)   
represente	>	represent (vtr) 
reprobation	>	reprobation (sb)
reprographia	>	reprography (sb)
reptil	>	reptile (adj. & sb) 
repugnant	>	repulsive (adj) 
repulg	>	to push away, drive back (vtr)
requisitorium	>	prosecutor's argument   
requisitum	>	prerequisite (sb)
reroge	>	to take on (vtr)
res	>	past participle & past tense of “rened” 
resack	>	backwash (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 ) 
resilience	>	resilience (sb)
resist	>	[rëzIst] = resist (vtr) 
resistor	>	resistor (sb) 
resmen	>	belt, strap (sb) 
resocialisation	>	social reintegration   
resort	>	resort   
resort	>	resort   
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)
ressenteih	>	resent   
ressentiment	>	resentment (sb) 
ressort	>	jurisdiction (space; sb) 
restaurateur	>	restaurant owner
restaure	>	to restore   
reste	>	to be left (vint); rest, left-over (sb) 
restrineg	>	to restrict   
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)
reticule	>	reticle   
retina	>	retina   
retina	>	retina
retire	>	pension off, retire (vtr) 
retireit	>	retired person
retive	>	restive, stubborn (adj) 
retorte	>	retort   
retorte	>	retort (chemistry; sb) 
retouche	>	to touch up (sb)
retrace	>	retrace (vtr) 
retraite	>	retreat (sb) (military) 
retransliator	>	radio-repeater   
retrehv	>	retrieve, find back (vtr) 
retro	>	backwards (adv)
retrodrehb	>	feedback (sb.) (if the word, which you intent to translate, doesn't concern to a "drehben", maybe you wanna use the word "retroregule")   
retrograde	>	retrograde (adj.)   
retroguardia	>	rearguard (military force)   
retrogwahsa	>	reversing (vehicle; sb)
retrosmitter	>	setback, mishap, hiccup   
retrospecule	>	rearview mirror (sb) 
returne un wirt	>	return a value   (ex: contexte os programmation)
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) 
rev	>	reef (sail)   
revanche	>	revenge   
revanche	>	revenge (sb & vtr) 
revele	>	to reveal (vtr)
revente	>	rhubarb (sb) 
revenue	>	revenue (ex. of a State, sb) 
reverbere	>	reverberate   
revere	>	revere (vtr ) 
reverence	>	reverence (sf ) 
Reverend	>	Reverend (sb) 
revers	>	reverse ( sb) (Sports ) 
reverso rekurihen	>	reverse repo
revigore	>	invigorate, brace up (vtr) 
reving	>	reefing   
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
rewoswakt	>	spacetime   
rewot	>	(sing) = viscera (splu) (animal) 
rey	>	wealth (sb) 
reykhan	>	marjoram (sb) 
reza	>	latch (sb) 
rezg	>	rope, rigging (sb) 
rhabreb	>	dewlap   
rhabreb	>	dwelap, wattle, lappet, whalebone, fetlock
Rhadamenth	>	Rhadamanthuq
rhaddeb	>	furious (adj)
rhalat	>	erroneous, wrong 
rhalateih	>	to skew/distort (vtr)   
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
rhetoric figure	>	figure of speech   
rhetorique	>	rhetorics (sb) 
rheumatic feber	>	rheumatic fever
rheumatisme	>	rheumatism (sb) 
rhielt	>	past tense of « rhalt » 
rhinitis	>	rhinitis   
rhinoceros	>	rhinoceros (sb) 
rhizome	>	rhizome   
rhizosphere	>	rhizosphere   
Rhodes	>	Rhodes (npr) 
rhododendron	>	rhododendron (sb)
Rhomay	>	(Imperium) = Byzantine (Empire) 
rhum	>	rum ( sb) 
riawdals	>	achievement (sb) 
ribat	>	piping, slip-bead ( sb) 
ribis	>	red currant (sb) 
Ribonucleic Acid	>	ribonucleic acid   
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) 
ris absmudel	>	rice drainer   
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 ) 
ristorno	>	return (of a part of, f.i., an insurance)   
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) 
rlinji muntdel	>	provisional twelfth   (budget)
rliokchay	>	Green tea 
rliouscha	>	(sing) = quicksands (splu)
rliouturbine	>	water current turbine (sb) 
rlowtou	>	road verge (sb) 
rlungdwan	>	monopolize, take up (vtr ) 
RNA 	>	RNA   
roadster	>	roadster ( sb ) 
robe	>	robe (sb) 
robot	>	robot (sb ) 
robust	>	sturdy ( adj) 
robustesse	>	robustness   
rock	>	rock (sb) 
Rockic Montans	>	Rocky Mountains (splu) 
rod	>	gnaw ( vtr ) 
rodar	>	meadowsweet ( sb) 
rodent	>	rodent (adj & sb) 
rodeo	>	rodeo (sport)   
Rodrigo	>	Roderic   
rog	>	rye (sb ) 
rogamus	>	rogatory commission 
rogant	>	demanding (adj)   
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
roll	>	roll (vtr/vint) (sb)
rollbaurd	>	skateboard   
rollbaurdsport	>	skateboard (sport)   
rolldrab	>	escalator   
rollschou	>	roll skate (sb)
rollstaven	>	rolling slat blind (sb) 
Romagna	>	Romagna ( npr ) 
roman	>	novel ( sb) 
romanc	>	romance (adj) 
romani	>	romani
romanlik	>	novelistic   (= Fr. "romanesque")
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) 
rosbif	>	roast beef   
roschtka	>	hearth grate (sb) 
rose	>	rose (sb) 
rosette	>	rosette (of a guitar)   
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) 
rostdel	>	rotisserie (roasting device)   
rot	>	wheel (sb)
rotarkel	>	guard stone
rotarpresse	>	rotary printing press   
rotative	>	rotary ( adj) 
rotbrehg	>	breaking wheel ( sb) ( torture ) 
rotic	>	cartage (sb) 
rotor	>	rotor (sb) 
rotos	>	landing gear 
rotscruvwehrt	>	tire iron (US), tyre iron (UK)   
rotskand	>	(to do a) cartwheel 
rotunde	>	rotunda ( sb) 
roube	>	suit, clothing (sb); (roubes = 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)
routing	>	routing   (internet)
roy	>	king (sb) 
royal	>	royal (adj) 
roydem	>	kingdom (sb) 
roygven	>	regicide, kingslayer (the person)   
roygvon	>	regicide (the action)   
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	>	commie (pejorative slang for communist)   (pejorative werd pro "communiste")
rudh	>	red (adj) 
Rudh Liewen Drehm	>	“Dream in the Red Chamber” (Chinese major novel, npr) 
rudhchald	>	breaking (adj) (fig., ex: topic) 
rudher	>	past tense of “reudher” 
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)
Rugia	>	Rügen   
Ruhollah Khomeini	>	Ruhollah Khomeini
ruine	>	ruin (sb) 
ruineus	>	ruinous   
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
rurdom	>	country house   
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   
rustic	>	rustic (adj)
rutabaga	>	rutabaga ( sb) 
rutule	>	Rutulian   
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 
sa(l)-	>	to be about to   (samt defis, pre un conjuget verb)
Saadi	>	Saadi (npr)
saan	>	umbrella (sb) 
saat	>	clock, watch (sb) 
saat	>	hour ( sb) (o' clock ) 
saat-ye	>	clockwise (adv) 
saatar	>	watchmaker   
saatfark	>	time zone difference, jet lag   
saatzone	>	time zone (sb) 
Saba	>	Sheba (biblic kingdom; npr) 
sabab	>	reason, cause (sb)
sabastan	>	sebesten 
sabbarh	>	dyer (sb ) 
sabbatical	>	sabbatical (adj & sb) 
sabd	>	Saturday (sb) 
sabel	>	sable (animal, sb) 
saber	>	saber (sb ) 
sabi	>	Sabian   (Coran)
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) 
sacrileger	>	sacrilegious   (adj.; sb "anghen")
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 Gallen	>	St. Gallen ( npr ) (city and canton of Switzerland) 
Saint Gotthard	>	Saint Gotthard (Switzerland; npr) 
Saint Iohannes lukukramb	>	glowworm   
Saint Iohannes lukukramb	>	glowworm (sb) 
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) 
Saint-Alliance	>	Holy Alliance   
saison	>	season ( sb) 
saj	>	teak (sb ) 
sajada	>	small prayer mat 
sakat	>	invalid (adj , sb) 
saker	>	sacred (adj) 
Saker Roman Imperium Deutschios Nation	>	Holy Roman Empire 
sakerdot	>	priest (sb ) 
Sakerdotin	>	High Priestess ( Tarot ) 
sakerfalk	>	saker falcon (sb) 
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)
sala	>	salah   (Islam)
salace	>	salacious   
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) 
Salamis	>	Salamis   
salariat	>	employee, salaried ( adj & sb) 
sald	>	
saldem	>	brine (sb ) 
saldet	>	savoury (and any kind of salted appetizer)   
saldetiko	>	snack (like Cheetos or Doritos); cheese puff, cheese curl, cheese ball, cheesy puff, corn curl, corn cheese; potato chip, crisp   Baym od id Franceois tarjem est ne mathmount vasya maynens tos conception, plais vid id Englisch au Portughesche tarjem
saldmer	>	briny (adj) 
saldnitsa	>	salt box   
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 ) 
Sallust	>	Sallust   
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 ) 
saltillo	>	saltillo   
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 (herb, 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) 
samberect	>	equal in rights   
sambuca	>	sambukê (sb) 
sambussa	>	filled pastry cake (sb) 
samdehk- con	>	to tally with (vint)   (vint)
samdih	>	secret code (sb) 
sameih	>	se _ + dat. = to give oneself as (fig.) 
Samen	>	All Saints' Day   (fest)
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) 
samleit- con	>	to go together with (fig.)   
samlik	>	similar, like (adj) 
samlyogh	>	sexual partner (sb) 
sammel	>	collect, muster (vtr); at the same time (adv) 
samogni	>	of the same lineage (adj) 
Samothrace	>	Samothrace   
samproauyis cousin	>	first cousin, full cousin   (id -is os "samproauyis" maght bihe declinen)
sampurna	>	consummate (adj, perfect) 
samreiss	>	to copy exactly, trace (vtr)
samsar	>	estate agent (intermediate) 
samsaria	>	estate agency (sb) 
samsarkhaneh	>	estate agent office (sb) 
samskeip con	>	to correspond/coincide with   
samstehm	>	to agree (vint) 
samstyren	>	self-management
samswoiner	>	team-mate (sb) 
samt	>	(set, endowed) with (adj ) 
Samuel	>	Samuel (npr) 
samuray	>	samurai
samvergen	>	social distancing   
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) 
sanguine	>	sanguine (sb; pigment, pencil)   
sanhedrin	>	sanhedrin
sanicule	>	sanicula (sb) 
sanitar	>	nurse (sanitary helper, sb); sanitary (adj) 
sanitar surveillance	>	public health surveillance   
sank	>	sanction (vtr) (to enact) 
sanka	>	mandible (sb) 
sanscha	>	uneven (adj) (terrain) 
sanschan	>	Celestial Bodies (splu) 
santak	>	cuneiform (sb)   
santak	>	cuneiform, wedge-shaped writing (sb)
santaki	>	cuneiform (adj.)   
santaki	>	cuneiform (adj)
Santorin	>	Santorini   
santur	>	zither (sb) 
sanya	>	sled (sb) 
sapan	>	scarlet pimpernel (sb) 
sapat	>	old slipper (sb) 
sapounopera	>	soap-opera (sb) 
sappeur	>	sapper   
sappeur	>	sapper
Sappho	>	Sappho (npr) 
sappir	>	sapphire ( sb) 
sapun	>	soap (sb) 
sapunise	>	soap ( vtr ) 
saraband	>	sarabande (sb) 
sarach	>	saddler ( sb ) 
Sarah	>	Sarah   
sarakain	>	Saracen   
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) 
sarcen	>	kludge, kluge   
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) 
SARS	>	SARS   (Severe Acut Respirator Syndrome)
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) 
satire	>	satire   
satiric	>	satirical ( adj) 
satisfac	>	satisfy (vtr) 
satos	>	satiety, surfeit (sb) 
satrap	>	satrap
satrape	>	satrap   
saturation	>	saturation (sb) 
Saturn	>	Saturn (npr) ( planet) 
satyr	>	satyr (sb) 
satyric	>	satyric   
saub	>	tallow ( sb ) 
sauce	>	sauce (sf ) 
saudagher	>	trader ( sb) 
sauk	>	damage ( sb & vtr ) 
saukan	>	booby trap 
saul	>	single, sole ( adj ) 
saun	>	sound (adj.)   
saun	>	healthy, sound (adj) 
sauna	>	sauna   
sauna	>	sauna (sb) 
saup	>	rotten ( adj ) & rot (vint) 
saupsrut	>	wastewater   
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) 
Savoya 	>	Savoy    
savoyard	>	savoyard   
Saw	>	Sais   
sawin	>	assegai (sb) 
sax	>	cleaver (sb) 
Saxen	>	Saxony
saxifrage	>	saxifrage (sb) 
Saxon	>	Saxon
saxophone	>	saxophone   
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	>	fence, grid, enclosure ( sb )   (Correction pro id englisch entrat. Addihes id tarjem "fence")
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” 
sbohrd	>	past tense of “sbehrd” 
sbonda	>	something slung across the shoulder 
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
scalmodel	>	scale model   
scalp	>	scalp (sb) 
scamia	>	(low) stool   
scandal	>	scandal (sb) 
scandaleus	>	scandalous (adj) 
scandalise	>	scandalize ( vtr ) 
scandire	>	to scan, to chant   
scanne	>	to scan (vtr; image)   
scanner	>	scanner   
scanner	>	scanner (sb)
scapada	>	escapade (sb) 
scarlat	>	scarlet (adj ) 
scarlatine	>	scarlet fever (sb) 
scarmusch	>	skirmish (sb) 
scatule	>	box ( sb) 
scauba	>	stud, crampon (sb) 
scaur	>	clubfooted   
scenario	>	scenario, plot   
scenariste	>	scriptwriter, scenarist   
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) 
schaduff	>	shadoof, shaduf   
schaecheing	>	range, scope (sb) 
schaentay	>	prune (vtr) pruning (sb) 
schaenziu	>	fan (to move air; sb) 
schaffel	>	keg (sb) 
schag	>	shag (tobacco)   
schaghian	>	sandstone (sb) 
schaghird	>	apprentice (sb) 
Schah	>	Shah (sb) 
Schah-Nameh	>	Shahnameh (sb) 
schahadat	>	shahada
schahide	>	witness (sb & vtr); Schahide os Jehovah = Jehovah's Witness
schahidia	>	testimony (sb) 
schahin	>	peregrine falcon
schajra	>	isolated tree (sb) 
schak	>	mesh, stitch (sb)
schakel	>	link (of chain, sb) dial (vtr) 
schakenmreja	>	gillnet   
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) 
schampu	>	shampoo   
schang	>	percussion instrument (sb) 
schangdar	>	drummer (jazz, rock)   
schangdien	>	shrine (sb) 
Schanghay	>	Shangai (npr) 
schangtakim	>	drum kit   
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
scharife	>	sharif   
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) 
schaungzan	>	disable (vtr ) 
Schawl	>	Saul (npr) 
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   
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) 
scheiv	>	to shift (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) 
scherif	>	sheriff   
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 ) 
schifa	>	healing ( sb ) 
schifakhaneh	>	house of healing ( sb) 
schifra	>	honing iron (sb) 
schift	>	shift (sb, move)   
schigiowng	>	order of things 
schiieu	>	past tense of “schau” 
schija	>	envoy(ee) ( sb) 
schijang	>	débouché (market)   
schikay	>	complain ( vint); complaint (sb) 
schikergah	>	preserve (sb)
schikht	>	layer (sb) (vein) 
Schikiperia	>	Albania (npr) 
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) 
schizophrenia	>	schizophrenia   
schizophrenic	>	schizophrenic   
schkaf	>	cupboard (sb) 
schkembeh	>	tripe (sb) 
schkip	>	Albanian (adj ) 
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) 
schnurceramique	>	corded ware   
schnurpupp	>	string puppet   
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) 
Schostakovich	>	Shostakovich   
schou	>	shoe (sb) 
Schoumer	>	Sumer ( npr ) 
schoumri	>	Sumerian ( adj. & sb) 
schouner	>	schooner   
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) 
schtraf	>	punishment, penalty (sb) 
schtuk	>	bit, piece (sb) 
schturm	>	assault ( sb); past tense of “schteurm” 
schturmbunduk	>	assault rifle   
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 ) 
schvabra	>	scrubber (brush)   
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 ) 
scintigraphia	>	scintigraphy   
Sciron	>	Sciron   
sciss	>	past participle & past tense of “scinesd” 
sclav	>	slave (adj & sb) 
sclaventajir	>	slave trader (sb) 
sclaverie	>	slavery (sb) 
sclera	>	sclera   
scleren	>	shrivel (vtr ) 
sclerotique	>	sclera   
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) 
scollation	>	school meal, school lunch   
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) 
scrotum	>	scrotum   
scrupule	>	scruple ( sb ) 
scrute	>	to peer into 
scrutin	>	ballot, polling
scruv	>	screw (sb); past tense of "screuv"
scruvcleich	>	wrench, spanner   
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 
se contente	>	med = to content oneself with 
se deteriore	>	deteriorate (vint) 
se elan	>	to dash, to hurl oneself 
se enlieubh	>	in/med = to fall in love with 
se enneus	>	to shove one's nose 
se evad	>	to escape (from jail) 
se fallsisen	>	slump (vint) 
se forakwten	>	protie(v) / contra = to set oneself against 
se forilay	>	giggle (vint) 
se forkhayal	>	fantasize (vintr.)   
se forkheuld	>	to get a chill (vint) 
se forprehp	>	to fail, malfunction
se forsorb	>	to choke (vint) 
se kinew	>	to thrash about 
se kiw	>	past tense of “se kinew” 
se lamente	>	moan (vint) 
se perimedven	>	get high, get stoned (! vintr., to intoxicate oneself with drugs or other substances)   
se persteiv	>	to dig one's heels in 
se precipite	>	rush (vint) 
se promene	>	to have a walk (vx) 
se refer	>	ad [rëfEr] = to refer to 
se resigne	>	to give in, to resign 
se sehnd	>	to force one's way 
se speud	>	hurry up (vint) 
se streubh	>	to struggle (to free oneself) 
se trabe	>	stumble (vint) 
seance	>	session, performance ( sb) 
sebum	>	sebum   
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) 
section	>	section   
sectoral	>	sectoral   
secular stagnation	>	secular stagnation
secularisme	>	secularism   
secule	>	century (sb) 
secundar ieus	>	secundary law   (EU)
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) 
seddapos	>	gluteal fold   
seddel	>	saddle (sb) 
seddos	>	basis, assize
seddwerwn	>	seatbelt (sb) 
sedef	>	mussel (sb) 
sediment	>	sediment
seduc	>	seduce (vtr)
sefarat	>	diplomatic mission (sb) 
seg	>	(to) saw   
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) 
segment	>	ring (ex: mechanics)   
segmurm	>	atta (ant)   
seh	>	sow ( vtr ) 
sehat	>	correctness (sb) 
sehgn	>	dream, muse over (vint) 
sehgvreimos	>	nursery rhyme (sb)
sehkw	>	follow (vtr) 
sehkwmen	>	follow-up (sb)   
sehl	>	win, achieve (a victory, a prize, sb) 
sehlk	>	drag, tril along (vtr) 
sehlkter	>	coulter, colter (agriculture)   
sehnd	>	opening (breakthrough; sb)
sehnder	>	make clots , concretions (liquid, vint) 
sehngv	>	sing (vtr) 
sehnk	>	sink (vint) 
sehnkseid	>	vertical ( adj) 
sehr	>	squeeze, clench (vtr) 
sehrg	>	blood (sb) 
sehrg transfusion	>	blood transfusion (sb) 
sehrgkwehlen	>	circulatory system (sb) 
sehrglasni	>	bloodthirsty (adj) 
sehrgstriht	>	(& sehrgstrihn) = bloodshot (adj) 
sehrgsuker	>	blood sugar
sei	>	if ( conj ) ( assumption ) 
seid	>	straight (adj) 
seikw	>	spill ( vpr ) 
seil	>	rope (sb) 
Seilenos	>	Silenus (npr)
sein	>	hay (sb) 
seina	>	seine (sb) 
seink	>	sink (vtr ) 
seinkholt	>	hay fever (sb) 
seise	>	huntsman (sb) 
seismologia	>	seismology   
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) 
Selchuk	>	Seljuk   
seld	>	herring ( sb) 
selderei	>	celery (sb ) 
selective reuyden	>	selective logging (sb) 
seleg	>	to select   
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)
sellhelm	>	caul, cowl (piece of membrane that can cover a newborn's head and face)   
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   
semiologia	>	semiology (sb)
semject	>	something 
semolin	>	semolina   
semper	>	always (adj) 
semquis	>	someone (singular masculine nominatif)
sena	>	senna (sb) 
Seneca	>	Seneca ( npr ) 
senecion	>	groundsel (sb) 
Senegal	>	Senegal (npr) 
seni	>	separately   
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) 
sentient	>	sentient (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) 
septen kehlderndans	>	dance of the seven veils 
septentrion	>	septentrion (sb) 
septic podin	>	septic tank ( sb) 
sepulker	>	sepulchre ( sb) 
sepulkral	>	sepulchral   
sepulture	>	burial place (sb) 
sequelle	>	sequel   (wehrg)
sequence	>	sequence (mathematics)   
sequencen	>	sequencing   
sequester	>	receiver(ship) (of the assets of a debtor)
ser	>	seriously (adv; when refering to injuries) 
seraphin	>	seraph   
seray	>	citronella (sb) 
serb	>	Serbian (adj. & sb) 
serbese	>	bold (adj) 
serbesia	>	boldness (sb) 
Serbia	>	Serbia (npr) 
serenade	>	serenade (sb) 
serene	>	serene ( adj ) 
Serenyu	>	Erinys    (oraryo nam)
serf	>	serf (sb) 
serfdem	>	serfdom (sb) 
serge	>	serge (sb) (cloth) 
sergeant	>	sergeant (sb) 
sergugi	>	small plume (sb) 
serial	>	serial (noun)   (hol ios irsalen "serie")
serial	>	(TV, radio) serial (sb); serial port = serial port
serialisme	>	serialism   
serie	>	series (sb) 
serietat	>	seriousness ( sb ) 
serieus	>	serious (adj) 
serigraphia	>	screen printing   
serkwen	>	corner of the mouth (sb) 
sermon	>	sermon ( sb) 
Sermon ep id Mont	>	Sermon on the Mount 
seropositive	>	seropositive
serp	>	sickle (sb) 
serpcellen siuge	>	sickle cell disease   
serpent	>	serpent, snake (sb) 
serpentin	>	serpentine (adj); streamer (sb) 
sert	>	late (in time; adj) 
sertan	>	sertão   
serter	>	later (in time; adj & adv)
serve	>	serve (vtr; including tennis) 
servent xeimen	>	servent estate   
server	>	server   (Generic werd, ne tik pro informatique)
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) 
seugraudh	>	haustorium   
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) 
sexe-bombe	>	sex-bomb (attractive woman)   
sextant	>	sextant (sb) 
sextar	>	sixth (measure; sb)
sexual act	>	sexual act 
seyf	>	strongbox (sb) 
sfall	>	err (vpr) 
sfaradi	>	Sephardi
sfud	>	skewer (sb) 
sgill 	>	(to) seal (wax)   (nomen & verb)
sgwen	>	present tense base of “sgwesen” 
sgwesdel	>	candle extinguisher (sb)
sgwesen	>	to go out (light), to switch off   
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   
siblautel	>	self-interested
sibylle	>	sibyl   
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) 
silenter	>	muffler (US, CA), silencer (UK) (car, motorcycl)   
silhouette	>	silhouette (sb) 
silicium	>	silicon (chemical element ; sb) 
silk	>	silk ( sb) 
sill	>	seal (animal, sb ) 
sillew nov yar !	>	happy new year ! 
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) 
similigravure	>	autotypy   
similitude	>	similarity (sb) 
simitar	>	scimitar (sb) 
simple	>	simple (adj) 
simple reul os tri	>	simple rule of three   
simpliste	>	simplistic
simulacre	>	travesty, mockery   
simule	>	+ acc. = pretend (vtr) 
sin-	>	present tense base of “sisen” 
Sinay	>	Sinai (npr)
sincere	>	sincere (adj) 
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
sinister	>	sinister (adj) 
sink	>	past tense of “seink” 
sino-tupeudi	>	Sino-Tibetan
sinsar	>	lizard (sb) 
sinuatrial	>	sinusal   
sinueus	>	serpentine ( adj) 
sinus	>	sine   
siougye	>	to relapse (disease)   
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 (+ verb)   
sisen	>	to let to + verb 
sislew	>	advantageous, beneficial ( adj ) 
Sisyph	>	Sisyphus   
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) 
Sixtin Capelle	>	Sistine Chapel   
siyassa	>	policy (sb
siz	>	past tense of “seiz” 
Skaane	>	Scania   
skabh	>	scrape ( vtr ) 
skac	>	jump, leap, somersault (vint & sb) 
skadh	>	shadow (sb) 
skadhnet	>	shade cloth, shade net   
skal	>	to declaim   (nov maynen, mathalan pro un poem)
skal	>	(voice) shout (sb) 
skalm	>	thole-pin (sb) 
skalop	>	colchicum ( sb) 
skamb	>	bent (adj ) 
skamb	>	turning point, bend (sb) 
skand	>	jump (vint ) 
skandbaurd	>	springboard   
skap	>	scape (botany)   
skap	>	escape (vtr), to depart from 
skapbock	>	scapegoat
skaphander	>	standard diving dress, hard-hat, copper hat equipment, heavy gear   
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) 
skaut guardia	>	stock grid, krud knocker (AU), vehicle pass, Texas gate (USA/CA), cattle guard, stock gap (USA), cattle grid, pit gate (CA), cattle stop (NZ)   
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 ) 
Skehrwn	>	Cronus   (oraryo nam)
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) 
skelmic	>	naughty (erotic)   
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	>	sulk (vintr.)   (Tod est un ubnuwen (addition!) pro id sambahsa werd “skeud”)
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) 
skidereih	>	op off (agriculture)   
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” 
skoip	>	in the image of   (prep.)
skolfa	>	temple (on head; sb) 
skolig	>	puppy (young dog)
skolm	>	gladius, swerd (sb) 
skolt	>	subscription (private paying, as in a club)   (nov maynen)
skolt	>	scot, share ( sb) 
skoperd	>	spinning top (sb) 
skoptic	>	mocking (adj ) 
skord	>	pan   
skot	>	sheet (of sail) (sb) 
skoyu	>	tibia ( sb) 
skrehb	>	scrape, scratch ( vtr ) 
skrehbdel	>	squeegee, squilgee   
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   
skweiter	>	to give a picture of
skwoit	>	drive (computer, sb)   
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 
slasch	>	slash (punctuation)   
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 
sleid-axetehler	>	plain bearing, solid bearing, friction bearing   
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 ) 
slembos	>	loose space (mechanics)   
slemebh	>	let go off (vtr ) 
sleu	>	release ( vtr ) 
sleub	>	shirk ( vint) 
sleuber	>	skid (vint) 
sleubric	>	slippery (adj) 
sleuct	>	sob ( vtr ) 
sleur	>	trigger (vtr ) 
sleur- id WC-speuler	>	to flush the toilet   
sleurviel	>	tripwire   
sli	>	plum-tree   
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 ) 
sliv blahmen	>	smooth breathing (Greek)   
slogan	>	slogan   
slohmber	>	past tense of “slehmber” 
slohnk	>	past tense of “slehnk” 
sloikw	>	pupil of eye 
slosk	>	slush (sb)
slot	>	sleet (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) 
smartphone	>	smartphone   
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   
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 ) 
smientel	>	past tense of “smantel” 
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) 
smitt	>	smite, chuck out (vtr) 
smohg	>	past tense of “smehg” 
smohld	>	past tense of “smehld” 
smohrk	>	past tense of “smehrk” 
smoking	>	tuxedo   
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) 
smulker-pold	>	lowercase   
smunec	>	to blow one's nose 
smures semanghens pam	>	fig. for “to bribe someone”. 
smyehr	>	share ( vtr ) ( take part in ) 
smyehrdeil	>	share ( sb) 
smyehrfinancen	>	crowdfunding   
smyohr	>	past tense of “smyehr” 
smyrn	>	myrrh (sb) 
Smyrna	>	Smyrna
snah	>	swim (vint) 
snahglegules	>	swim goggles   (plural nomen in Sambahsa)
snahmayster	>	lifeguard (for swimming) 
snahslip	>	swim briefs   
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” 
snob	>	snob   
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 anxietat	>	social anxiety   
social orbat	>	social work (sb)
social phobia	>	social phobia   
societal	>	societal (adj)
societat	>	society (sb) 
Societat os Jesus	>	Society of Jesus (sb) 
sockel	>	plinth, pedestal, base ( npr ) 
Socrates	>	Socrates ( npr ) 
Sodom	>	Sodom ( npr ) 
sodomia	>	sodomy   
sodomise	>	sodomize   
sodomite	>	sodomite   
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) 
solbril	>	sunglasses (sing. in Sambahsa)   
soldat	>	soldier (sb) 
solde	>	pay (of soldier, sb) 
solenn	>	solemn (adj) 
solfege	>	solfège   
solflor	>	sunflower ( sb) 
solg	>	such 
solicitude	>	solicitude (sb) 
solid	>	solid (adj) 
solidaritat	>	solidarity ( sb) 
soliditat	>	solidity
soliste	>	soloist   
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   
Solus	>	Soli (in Cilicia)
solution	>	solution (sb) 
solv	>	to solve (vtr)   
solv	>	solve (vtr) 
solvent	>	solvent   (nomen)
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	>	apart/independently from   
sonter	>	independently from
sonterbahsa	>	slang (argot; sb)
sonteria	>	set, clique (sb) 
sonterkweit	>	peculiarity   
sontern	>	but (conj) (after negation) 
sonterviz	>	in(side) joke   
sontia	>	reality, truth
sophisme	>	sophism   
sophiste	>	sophist
sophisticat	>	sophisticated (adj) 
sophistique	>	sophisticate (vtr) 
Sophokleus	>	Sophocles (npr) 
sopran	>	soprano
soprano	>	soprano   
Soratios	>	Horatius (PIE triplet)   
sorb	>	swallow (vtr) 
sorbete	>	sorbet (sb) 
sorbh	>	rowan (sb) 
sorghum	>	sorghum (sb) 
sort	>	sort (sb) 
sortie	>	sortie   
sortie	>	sortie
sorwk	>	shrew (sb) 
sorwkar	>	buzzard
sosule	>	murmur (vint) (wind , grass) 
sotia	>	sotie (sb) 
soufflee	>	soufflé (sb) 
souk	>	souq   
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) 
spa	>	spa   
space	>	(outer) space (sb) 
space sonde	>	space probe   
spacial	>	spatial
spad	>	spade (sb) 
spadassin	>	spadassin (sb) 
spadix	>	spadix   
spahi	>	spahi   
spahi	>	spahi
spak	>	droplet (sb) 
spalt	>	fault (geo; sb); crack (vtr) 
spalv	>	hue (sb), to give a hue to (vtr) 
spand	>	to span   (Druve-ye tod werd ja exist, lakin tik in id englisch dictionar. Spehm od mien tarjem pro alter bahsas sont correct)
spand	>	to span (vint)
spandbeton	>	prestressed concrete
spang	>	loop (sb) 
spanking	>	spanking (sb) 
spanplat	>	particle board   
spans	>	span (unit)   
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	>	ilk (! pejorative)   
spece	>	species (sb) 
special	>	special (adj) 
special relativitat	>	special relativity   
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) 
specule-dom	>	house of mirrors, hall of mirrors   
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) 
spehrdcircuit	>	racing circuit   
spehrdgombh	>	curb (USA), kerb (BR) (that red/white striped sections to indicate track limits, widely used in Formula One)   
speic	>	spoke (sb)
speim	>	foam, lather (vtr/vint) 
speit	>	despite (sb & prep) 
spelbt	>	spelt (sb) 
speleologia	>	speleology (sb) 
spelghen	>	spleen (mind)   (dumos, gumos)
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) 
speudmeider	>	speedometer 
speul	>	wash, rinse with plenty of water (vtr) 
speulkhana	>	scullery
sphere	>	sphere (sb) 
sphygmomanometer	>	sphygmomanometer   
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) 
spiracle	>	spiracle; blowhole (anatomy)   
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
spirulina	>	spirulina   
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) 
sponsalia	>	betrothal   (plu.)
sponsor	>	sponsor (sb & vtr)
spontan	>	spontaneous (adj)
sponton	>	spontoon (sb) 
Sporades	>	Sporades   (n.plu.)
sporadic	>	sporadic
spore	>	spore (sb) 
sport	>	sport (sb) 
sportiste	>	sportsman   (sm.)
sportive	>	sport (adj)
sportkielken	>	gym(asium)
spraiy	>	spray ( vtr ) 
spraneg	>	to burst (vtr) 
spranggvond	>	blunderbuss   
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
sprinkler	>	irrigation sprinkler   
sprinkler irrigation	>	sprinkler irrigation   
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) 
srovijadh	>	engine-generator   
sroviswor	>	power supply (sb)
srovos	>	socket (for electricity; sb) 
sru	>	past tense of “sreu” 
srungh	>	snout (sb) 
sruskwrnt	>	muck-water   
SSS	>	termination of pregnancy   
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	>	stamen   
stahmen	>	weaving loom (sb) 
stahsit	>	(he/she/it) stood
stahwrnt	>	bar, loaf ( sb ) ( compact material ) 
stajer	>	rent ( vtr )& rental (sb) (subject = tenant ) 
stak	>	to stick (propagate plants by cuttings)   
stak	>	past tense of “stanek” 
staka	>	crutch (sb) 
stakhanovic	>	stakhanovite   
stal	>	steel (sb) 
stal grehven	>	steel engraving   
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 ) 
stand-in	>	stand-in (actor)   
standard	>	standard, reference (sb) 
standic	>	standing (permanent; adj)
stanek	>	quench (vtr), waterproof (adj) 
stangh	>	bar (long object; sb) 
stank	>	waterproof, watertight
stanza	>	stanza (poetry)   
star	>	star (sb)
star ad	>	to stare at 
starkala	>	bastion fort   
start	>	start (sb & vtr/int) 
start-ub	>	start-up (sb)
starter motor	>	starter motor   
stase	>	stasis   (biologia)
stat	>	State 
Stat-Generals	>	(splu) = States-General (splu) 
stater	>	stater (sb)
station	>	station (sb) 
station-chef	>	station master
stationar	>	stationer (sb) 
stationarie	>	stationery shop, stationery supplier   
stationcarr	>	estate car, station wagon   
stationwogh	>	estate car, station wagon   
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 ) 
stehngmen	>	point of stitching   
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	>	inking pad   
stempel	>	stamp, mark (sb) 
sten	>	(& stena) = rock face (sb) 
stenbrohg	>	rubble ( sm ) 
stencovehr	>	tapestry (sf ) 
stendart	>	standard (big flag; sb ) 
Stentor	>	Stentor (npr) 
stepfamilia	>	stepfamily   
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 
stereochemia	>	stereochemistry   
stereometria	>	solid geometry   
stereotypia	>	stereotypy   
stergvon	>	femicide, feminicide (the action)   
steril	>	sterile ( adj) 
sterkwol	>	womanizer   
stern	>	tern   
sternue	>	sneeze (vint) 
sternum	>	sternum
sterp	>	barren (adj) 
stestoud	>	battered, dented (adj) 
stet	>	spot, place (sb) 
stethoscope	>	stethoscope   
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) 
steuvtenjra	>	pressure cooker   
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	>	grade   (nov maynen; oraryum ed Sambahsa grammatic)
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 ) 
stigmatise	>	to stigmatize   
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 ) 
stipendium	>	scholarship   
stiumep	>	to space out (vtr)
stiup	>	past tense of “stieup” & "stiumep"
stiv	>	past tense of "steiv"
stochastic	>	stochastic   (adj.)
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” 
stohm-do-stohm annem	>	mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, artificial respiration   
stohmneigv	>	mouthwash   
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) 
stolon	>	stolon   
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) 
storm-lanterne	>	hurricane lamp 
stormic	>	stormy (adj) 
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
Strabon	>	Strabo   
strad	>	street, paved road 
Strad traffic prabhilscode ( STPC )	>	Highway Code; Strad Traffic Securitat = Road Prevention 
stradorbats	>	roadworks (splu) 
stragn	>	strange, weird   
stragn	>	strange (adj) 
stragnitatsdal	>	uncanny valley (term used in robotics and animation)   
stragnitatsdalin	>	uncanny valley (term used in robotics and animation)   
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
strategia	>	strategy   
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) 
strehcmark	>	striae, stretch mark   
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
strehlsclud	>	breech (firearms)   
strehm	>	to stream
strehmghalv	>	headlong (flight)
strehng	>	severe (adj); se strehng ad = to try hard to
strehnge	>	severity, harshness, sternness
strei	>	strip (sb) (form) 
streibande	>	wrapping (ex: of a mummy)   
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) 
streug	>	stroke (mark, sb) 
strich	>	past tense of “streich” 
strict	>	strict   
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) 
strohcaradar	>	SPECS   
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” 
strugition	>	project management (sb)
strugitor	>	project owner (sb)
stryng	>	pen (for cattle, sb) 
stub	>	stump ( sb) 
stuck	>	stucco (sb) 
studio	>	studio (sb) 
studio (appartement)	>	studio apartment, studio flat, efficiency apartment, bachelor apartment   
studye	>	study ( sb & vtr) 
studyent	>	student   
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) 
styehrg	>	have a heart for, be very fond of   (+ acc.)
style	>	style (sb)
stylise	>	stylize (vtr) 
stylus	>	stylus (sb) 
Stymphel	>	Stymphalia   
styorga	>	affectivity   
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 
suabeghaben	>	well hung (! who have a big penis)   (!)
suadaunteihsa	>	euthanasia
suadin	>	fair weather (sb) 
suagehnia	>	eugenics
suagrund	>	soundness (sb) 
suamenos	>	well-disposed (adj) 
suart	>	well assembled (adj) 
suastika	>	swastika   
suastika	>	swastika   
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) 
subestime	>	underestimate   
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) 
submartos ballistic missillehnc (SMBML)	>	ballistic missiles submarine   
submerg	>	[submErg] = submerge (vtr) 
submitt	>	submit (vtr)
subofficier-chef	>	chief petty officer   
suborbatia	>	underemployment   
suborne	>	suborn, temper with (vtr) 
subpehnd	>	ponder (vtr) 
subpoena	>	under fear of (penalty) (prep) 
subroge	>	subrogate (vtr)
subrudh	>	reddish (adj) 
subsell	>	harness saddle 
subsequent	>	subsequent
subsidiar	>	subsidiary   
subsidium	>	grant, allowance   
substantial	>	substantial (adj) 
substantive	>	substantive (sb) 
substitue	>	substitute (vtr) 
substitue (un nov ject uni veut ject)	>	to substitute (sambahsa : a new thing to an older thing)   
substitut	>	substitute (adj. & sb) 
substrate	>	sunstrate, substratum
substreich	>	underscore ( vtr ) 
subswadh	>	sickly sweet (adj) 
subterfuge	>	subterfuge
subtile	>	subtle (adj) 
subtilesse	>	subtlety (sb) 
subtitule	>	subtitle   
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) 
sudorv	>	chubby, luscious   
sudye	>	to sue (vtr) 
sudye ob neagus	>	action for failure to act   (EU ieus)
suedos	>	property, quality ( sb) 
sufficient	>	sufficient (adj ) 
suffocant	>	suffocating ( adj) 
suffoque	>	suffocate ( vtr ) 
suffrage	>	suffrage (sm) 
suffragette	>	suffragette   
sug	>	past tense of « seug » 
suggest	>	to suggest   
suggest	>	( suggèst ) = suggest (vtr) 
sugiuk	>	summer sausage (sb) 
suibh	>	hot, goodie (sex)   (sexe)
suicide	>	suicide (sb & vint) 
suicideit	>	suicide victim   
suisraen	>	notwithstanding (prep) 
suite	>	suite (sb)
suker	>	sugar (sb) 
sukerconfect	>	candy (sb) 
sukeride	>	saccharide   
sukernitsa	>	sugar box   
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) 
sulfamide	>	sulfamide   
sulkhban	>	peacekeeper (sb ) 
sulkhbania	>	peacekeeping 
sulouk	>	behavior (sm ) 
sultanat	>	sultanate   
sumbur	>	pip, seed (sb) 
summar	>	summary ( adj ) 
summum	>	highest point (sb) 
sumptuar	>	sumptuary   
sumptuar	>	sumptuary, extravagant
sumptueus	>	sumptuous (adj) 
sund	>	sound (of sea)
Sunda	>	Sunda   (eust os Java)
sundae	>	sundae (sb) 
sunder	>	with beautiful lines 
sunduk	>	trunk (case; sb) 
suneht	>	excision
Suner	>	Evander   
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) 
super-ego	>	superego   
superbeuw	>	to make very proud   (vtr.)
superbia	>	vainglory (sb) 
superestime	>	overestimate, overstate   
superficie	>	area (sb)
superimpression	>	superimposition   
superior talim	>	higher education   
superpellice	>	surplice   
superstructure	>	superstructure (sb)
supervivum	>	houseleek (sb) 
supervolcan	>	(& supervolcano) = supervolcano (sb) 
supiht	>	(& supihn) = upside down (adj) 
supodeh	>	subjugate, subject (vtr) 
supodeht	>	(& supodehn) = underling, henchman (sb) 
Supodia	>	Cinderella   
supogleg + acc	>	give (somebody) a dirty look   
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)
suprematisme	>	suprematism   
suprematisme	>	suprematism   (art)
supreme	>	supreme
sura	>	sura   
surc	>	past tense of “seurc” 
surce	>	source (sb) 
surce-code	>	source code   
surcot	>	surcoat ( sb) 
sure	>	sure ( adj ) 
surf	>	surf (sb) 
surface	>	surface (sb. & vint)
surfacepiwern	>	top-dressing   
surgoun	>	outlaw (sb) 
Surhd	>	Sogdia   
suri	>	Syrian (adj & sb) 
Suria	>	Syria (npr) 
suriay	>	Syriac
suricate	>	meerkat, suricate   
Suriname	>	Suriname (npr)
suringa	>	siege mine 
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   
surrealisme	>	surrealism
surreg	>	{surrEg} = arise, rush up (vtr) 
surrogat mater	>	surrogate mother   
surrogat matertat	>	surrogacy   
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)
suspension	>	suspension (vehicle)   
sussam	>	sesame (sb) 
susur	>	whisper (vtr) 
sut	>	past tense of “seut” 
suter	>	owner (sm ) 
sutliach	>	rice pudding 
suture	>	suture (sb) 
sutwrnt	>	motive, energy (fig.)   
suw	>	past tense of "seuw"
suwal	>	question (sb & vtr) 
Suways	>	Suez (city of Egypt; sb) 
suwen setusstop	>	termination of pregnancy   
suy	>	past tense of “seuy” 
sval	>	swallow (sb) 
svalswayp	>	dovetail joint
Sveden	>	Sweden (npr) 
Svensk	>	swedish (adj); Swede (npr) 
swad	>	sweet (adj ) 
swader	>	sweetener   
swadglehdj	>	ice cream ( sb) 
swadwn	>	season ( vtr ) 
swale	>	swale (landform. It's a moist depression in a tract of land, usually with rank vegetation)   
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) 
swaypdwer	>	tailgate (car)   
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 ) 
Swelyioskwekwl	>	Sun Chariot / Wheel 
Swelyos	>	Sun God 
Swelyosplowyo	>	Solar Boat ( sb ) 
swergos	>	cloudy sky (sb) 
swes	>	sister (sb)
swesgen	>	sibling (sb) 
swesgen atmen	>	soulmate, soul mate   
swesgenmenos	>	fraternity, spirit of brotherhood 
swesgni	>	brotherly, sisterly   
swesgven	>	fratricidal (adj)
swesgvon	>	fratricide (murder of the sibling; sb)
swesrin	>	sisterly (pertaining to one's sister; adj) 
swester	>	sister (sb) 
sweup	>	to sleep it off   
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)
swindvingv	>	foul-mouthed, mouthy   
swinfluenza	>	swine influenza
swinghing	>	swinging (exchange of sexual partners; sb)
swinphel	>	sow bread (flower, sb) 
swistel	>	whistle (sm ) 
switer	>	sweater ( sb) 
swo	>	self ( adj ) 
swo-euc	>	self-teach ; swo-eucer = self-taught, self-teach (adj.), self-learner (sb.)   
swobod	>	autonomous (adj) 
swod	>	in the way of (prep) 
swodetermination	>	self-determination   
swodohbro flag	>	flag of convenience
swodrehbia	>	food self-sufficiency   
swofaylen	>	parapraxis   (psycho)
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) 
swomedication	>	self-medication   
swon	>	sound (sb; noise) 
swonbehr	>	loudspeaker
swonk	>	sonority   
swonkwatel	>	loudspeaker enclosure
swonpneiger	>	suppressor (for firearms, sb) 
swonstaven	>	abat-son (sb) 
swonstrei	>	soundtrack
swontapwl	>	top, soundboard (of a guitar)   
swontorm	>	sound hole   
swoplaisen	>	/swoplaist = smug, self-important
swoplaisen 	>	self-important   
swoplaist	>	self-important   
swoprehp	>	pop-up   
swoprehpen buk	>	pop-up book   
sword	>	black (adj) 
sword cofie	>	black coffee (sb) 
swordalbh	>	black-and-white   
swordmaria	>	police van, "Black Maria" (sb) 
swurgh	>	past tense of « sweurgh » 
sycomore	>	sycomore (sb) 
syconium	>	syconium   
syllab	>	syllable (sb) 
syllogisme	>	syllogism
sylve	>	forest (sb) 
sylvent	>	silvicultural   
sylvester	>	sylvester (adj)
sylviculture	>	silviculture   
symbiose	>	symbiosis (sb)
symbol	>	symbol (sb) 
symmetria	>	symmetry (sb) 
sympathia	>	sympathy ( sb) 
sympathisant	>	supporter (adj & sb) 
sympathise	>	sympathize (vintr.)   
symphonia	>	symphony   
symphonic	>	symphonic (adj)
Symplegades	>	Symplegades   (n.plu.)
sympodial	>	sympodial   
symptome	>	symptom (sb) 
synagog	>	synagogue (sb) 
synapse	>	synapse   
synchronmotor	>	synchronous motor   
syncopat	>	syncopated   (adj. pro "syncope")
syncope	>	syncope   
syncretisme	>	syncretism
syndic	>	trustee, management agent (sb) 
syndical	>	trade-union (adj)
syndicalisme	>	trade-unionism
syndicat	>	trade union (sb) 
syndrome	>	syndrome   
synod	>	synod (sb)
synonym	>	synonym (adj & sb) 
synor	>	(sing ) = reaches ( splu ) 
synorise	>	+ acc = to confine to 
synt	>	sin (sb); to sin (vint) 
syntactic	>	syntactic   
syntaxe	>	syntax
synthesator	>	synthesizer (music; sb) 
synthetic kwiter	>	computer generated image   
syphilis	>	syphilis   
Syracuse	>	Syracuse
syrat	>	speed (sb) 
syratvia	>	expressway, fast track, fast lane   
systematise	>	systematize (vtr)
systeme	>	system (sb) 
systemic	>	systemic
systole	>	systole   
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) 
tabby	>	tabby   
tabell	>	notice board (sb) 
tabernacle	>	tabernacle   
tabib	>	doctor, physician ( sm ) ( fam ! ) 
tabique	>	partition wall (sb) 
table	>	table ( sb, including "Tablets of Law " ) 
tablecockhliar	>	tablespoon (quantity; sb) 
tablette	>	tablet (sb) 
tabloide	>	tabloid   
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 
taiper-apostrophe	>	apostrophe   
tajhisat	>	equipment, supplies (sb) 
tajir	>	merchant (sb); tajir bank = merchant bank
Tajo	>	Tagus   
tak	>	past tense of “tanek” 
takabur	>	haughtiness   
takabur	>	haughtiness, arrogance ( sb) 
takaburi	>	arrogant, haughty   
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) 
talimabandon	>	dropping-out (sb. school)   
talimat	>	learning ( sb) 
talion	>	(law of) retaliation   
talisman	>	talisman (sb ) 
talk	>	talc (sb) 
talkh	>	biting ( adj , fig) 
talkun	>	oats flour (sb) 
talmo	>	wedding tent (sb) 
talmud	>	talmud
taluss	>	embankment (sb) 
tam -tam	>	tom- tom ( sb ) 
tamam	>	OK 
tamarind	>	tamarind ( sf ) 
tamaskhur	>	buffoonery ( sf ) 
tamassuk	>	negotiable instrument 
tambur	>	(gun) cylinder   
tambur	>	drum (sm ) 
tamburin	>	tambourine (sb ) 
tamburmajor	>	drum major   
tamhide	>	preliminary ( adj) 
tamijdar	>	well educated 
tamil	>	tamil   
tamkha	>	badge, sign ( sb ) 
tamrin	>	gymnastics move 
tamsil	>	performance (of a player, sb) 
tamsilart	>	(sing) = performing arts (splu) 
tan	>	(& tando) = as long as ( conj ) 
tanab	>	tent rope ( sb) 
Tanagra	>	Tanagra (npr) 
tanah	>	tannaim
tanakh	>	tanakh (sb) 
Tancred	>	Tancred   
tanek	>	concentrate ( vtr / vpr ) 
tang	>	clamp ( sf ) 
tangens	>	tangent (geometry)   
tangent	>	tangent ( adj ) 
tangerine	>	tangerine (sb) 
tanghage	>	list (watercraft, sb) 
tanghe	>	pitch and toss (vint ) 
tangible	>	tangible
tanglu	>	snowshoe (sb) 
tangpfu	>	mount of piety (sb) 
tanjar	>	pan (sb) 
tank	>	tank ( sb) 
tanker	>	tanker (sb) 
tannin	>	maritime monster 
tanninvoln	>	rogue wave   
tant	>	so much, so many (adv, adj) 
tant-ye	>	for ought 
tantalum	>	tantalum (sb) 
tantana	>	feasting, carousal (sb) 
tante	>	aunt (sb) 
Tanzania	>	Tanzania (npr) 
tanzil	>	discount ( sb) (price) 
taochang	>	ponytail (of human hair; sb) 
taoisme	>	taoism (sb) 
taper	>	hatchet ( sb) 
taperglupt	>	(& tapergluben) = cut with pruning hook (adj) 
tapete	>	wallpaper (sb)
tapia	>	adobe wall (sb) 
tapicier	>	upholsterer (sb) 
tapicieria	>	padding (sb) 
tapicire	>	to stuff (furniture)   
tapir	>	tapir   
tapit	>	carpet ( sm ) 
tapwl	>	board (sf ) 
tapwlraudh	>	tabular root   
tar	>	then (after interrogative; clitic) 
tara	>	weigh (sb, ex: of a balance)   
taraf	>	match (sb; for marriage) 
tarafdar	>	adept, supporter of a doctrine (sb) 
taragh	>	to upset/rock (vtr)   
taragh	>	overwhelm, distress, disrupt (vtr) 
taraghmen	>	ab = frantic about (adj) 
taragweidos	>	turbulent (adj) 
tarah	>	perv (sex maniac)   
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) 
tardigradum	>	tardigrade   
tare	>	tare, defect (sb)
targan	>	cockroach (sb) 
tarhout	>	taghut   طاغوت
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) 
tarise	>	weigh (vtr, ex: a balance)   
tarja	>	target (sb) 
tarja-public	>	target public, target audience   
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 ) 
tarterplack	>	dental plaque   
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 ) 
taung	>	to oblige oneself   (+ acc. ject, + dat. anghen)
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)
tautologia	>	tautology   
tauxi	>	porcelain ware (sb) 
tavan	>	ceiling (material meaning)   precision
tavan	>	ceiling (sb) 
tavanhoge	>	ceiling height   
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) 
tayfootballer	>	substitute, reserve, sub (soccer player)   
tayfun	>	typhoon (sb) 
tayga	>	taiga   
tayin	>	ration (sb) (of food) 
tayman	>	disrespectful ( adj) 
taymayo	>	hawksbill (sb) 
taymer	>	timer (mechanism)   
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 !	>	(expression): “I terrorize you !” 
Te dumbo sub ghom !	>	(exp):" I terrorize you ! " 
technic	>	technical   
technic	>	technical   correctu
technic	>	technical (adj) 
technique	>	technique   
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) 
tehxdel	>	adze   
teib	>	roach ( sb) 
teigel	>	tickle (vtr ) 
tein	>	maintain ( vtr ) 
teingwain	>	pleasure garden ( sb) 
teint	>	complexion, colouring (sb) 
teip	>	tape, record (vtr) 
teipdehsa	>	typesetting   
teiprecorder	>	tape recorder   
teken	>	esquire (sb) (apprentice knight) 
tekhnass	>	manage to (vint) 
telealarme	>	remote alarme (sb)
telefilm	>	television film (sb) 
telegenic	>	telegenic   
telekinese	>	telekinesis (sb) 
Telemakhos	>	Telemachus
telematique	>	(sing.) = telematics
telenovela	>	telenovela   Jor ex Latin America
teleorbat	>	telecommuting (sb)
telepathia	>	telepathy (sb)
telephone	>	telephone (vint & sb) 
telephonic central	>	telephone exchange   
telephonic hoax	>	prank call, crank call, hoax call   
teleporte	>	teleport ( vtr ) 
teleschopping	>	teleshopping ( sm ) 
telescopic vizieler	>	telescopic sight 
television	>	television (sb) 
teliak	>	bathhouse boy 
telicitat	>	telicity   
telluric	>	telluric (adj)
tellurium	>	tellurium (sb) 
telvee	>	(sing) = coffee grounds / dregs ( splu ) 
tem	>	so (much/many) 
tem (maung)	>	as 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) 
temporal	>	temporal (adj. religion)   
tempos	>	time interval (sb) 
Tems	>	Thames (npr) 
temser	>	dark, obscure, mysterious (adj ) 
ten	>	lair, den (sb) 
tenayl	>	tenaille   
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) 
tenor	>	tenor (singer)   
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) 
Terence	>	Terence   
Teresa os Avila	>	Teresa of Avila (npr) 
tergiversation	>	tergiversation 
tergiverse	>	dither (vintr.)   
terkat	>	fur (sb; of a living animal) 
terlique	>	slipper (sb) 
termen	>	boundary stone (sb) 
termin	>	terminus   
termin	>	term, end (sb) 
terminal	>	terminal ( adj , sm) 
termite	>	termite (sb) 
Terra	>	the Earth (planet)
Terra Nova	>	Newfoundland (npr) 
terracotta	>	terracotta (sb) 
terrain	>	terrain (sb) 
terran	>	earthling, from the Earth (adj. & sb)
terraplaniste	>	flat-Earther   
terrasse	>	terrace (sb) 
terrible	>	terrible (adj) 
terrier	>	terrier (dog; sb) 
territorial	>	territorial
territorial wedor	>	(sing) = territorial waters (splu) 
territorialo planen	>	spatial planning
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 
Tertullian	>	Tertullian   
terwn	>	teenager
terwnia	>	teenage (sb) 
tesedin	>	finery, set (sb) 
tesghiakh	>	workbench (sb) 
test	>	test ( sb & vtr) 
test-tube	>	test-tube   
testamentar	>	testamentary   
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) 
teursia	>	drought (sb) 
teursic	>	torrid (adj) 
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 ) 
Thanelwin	>	Salween   (fluv os Sud-Eust Asia)
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) 
theisme	>	theism   
theiste	>	theist   
theme	>	theme, topic
Theodericus	>	Theodoric
Theokrit	>	Theocritus (npr) 
theolog	>	theologian   
Theophania	>	Epiphany 
Theophrest	>	Theophrastus
theoreme	>	theorem   
theoretic	>	theoretician, theorist (sb)
theoric	>	theoretical
theorise	>	to theorize (vtr)
theosoph	>	theosophist 
theourgia	>	theurgy   
theourgia	>	theurgy
thermes	>	thermae   (s plu.)
thermic cracking	>	thermal cracking   
Thermopyles	>	Thermopylae
thermos	>	vacuum flask, Dewar flask, Dewar bottle, thermos   
Theseus	>	Theseus (npr) 
Thessalia	>	Thessalia   
Thessaloniki	>	Thessaloniki   
thol	>	dome (sb) 
thorax	>	thorax, chest (sb) 
Thoukydides	>	Thucydides   
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) 
tiergpapier	>	kitchen roll, kitchen paper, kitchen towel (BR), paper towel   
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 ) 
tilde	>	tilde   
tille	>	tiller (botany)   
tilmach	>	interpret (vtr & sb) (translating) 
tilt	>	drawbridge ( sb) 
timar	>	horse grooming (sb) 
Timayos	>	Timaeus (Plato's work; sm) 
timbre	>	timbre (sb) (voice) 
timian	>	incense (sb) 
timid	>	shy ( adj ) 
timorat	>	timorous ( adj) 
timpan	>	(a single) timpani (sing; classical music)
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   (Druve-ye tod werd ja exist, bet est tik in id englisch dictionar, itak ne bringho ids englishc tarjem)
tiquet	>	ticket (sb) 
tirade	>	tirade (sb) 
tirage	>	newspaper circulation (sb) 
tiret	>	drawn, pinched, haggard (adj, face) 
Tiryns	>	Tiryns   
tischa-beav	>	Tisha B'Av
tischert	>	T-shirt (sb) 
tissue	>	tissue (sb) 
tissue papier	>	tissue paper 
titan	>	titan
titanium	>	titanium (sb) 
titille	>	tickle (vtr ) 
titlo	>	titlo   
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) 
tjurunga	>	bullroarer   
tjwowschi	>	clairvoyance (sf ) 
tlabut	>	rootstock   
to	>	that (general pronoun) 
to-	>	away   (verbal prefixe)
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) 
tohmika	>	fanny (BR), peach, flower, kitty (child word for "vulva")   
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) 
tolkdesk	>	round table (debate)   
tolksioul	>	topic thread, simply a thread   
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) 
tong	>	obliged/indebted   
tongjon	>	compassion (sb) 
tonic	>	tonic (adj) 
tonic water	>	tonic water (sb) 
tonnage	>	tonnage
tonne	>	tonn (1000 kg)
tonsilitis	>	tonsillitis   
tontine	>	tontine (sb) 
top	>	(& topp) = top (sb) 
topaz	>	topaz (sb) 
topfhelm	>	helmet (of armour; sb) 
topic	>	topic ( sb) 
toplice	>	hot spring 
toque	>	toque (sb) 
tor	>	tower (sb) 
Torah	>	Torah ( sb) 
torche	>	torch (sb) 
torcule	>	(wine, oil) press (sb)
torel	>	turret   
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) 
torrette	>	turret (sb) 
torrid	>	torrid (adj) 
torsade	>	twist (of wires)   
torsade	>	torsade
torsion	>	torsion   
torsk	>	cod (sb) 
torso	>	torso (sb) 
torte	>	cake (sb) 
torticolis	>	torticollis, wry neck   
torture	>	torture   
toru	>	churning stick 
torubohu	>	buzz ( sb) 
torubow	>	hum (vint) 
tos	>	of that (masculine & neutral singular genitive) 
Toscana	>	Tuscany
toseh	>	trough (sb) 
totalitair	>	totalitarian (adj)
totalitarisme	>	totalitarianism   
touche	>	touch (vtr & sb) 
touchecran	>	touchscreen (sb) 
tour	>	tour (sb) (visit, ballot round, artist) 
touren	>	turn (vint) 
touriste	>	tourist   
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) 
trace	>	trace (sb & vtr) 
traceabilitat	>	traceability   
track	>	track (on a disk)
tracking-shot	>	tracking shot   
trackliste	>	playlist (on a disk)
tractat	>	treatise (sb) 
tracte	>	treat, deal with (a topic) 
tractionstransmissor	>	power take-off, power takeoff, PTO   
tractor	>	tractor (sb) 
trafic	>	traffic (road, sb) 
trafic cone	>	traffic cone   
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) 
trailer	>	trailer (movie)   
train	>	train (sb; both for "transport" and "garment") 
trainer	>	coach (sb) 
trainingtrakh	>	tracksuit   
trainire	>	to train (ex: sports)   
trainire	>	train (vtr/vint) 
trait	>	facial feature (sb) 
traite	>	slave trade   
traite	>	treat (vtr) 
traiteit	>	treaty ( sb ) (international) 
traitement	>	treatment   
traitement	>	treatment (sb) 
traiteur	>	traiteur, caterer   
trakh	>	(traditional) costume (sb) 
trakh	>	suit (clothing, sb) 
tram	>	(& tramvia) = tramway (sb) 
trampa	>	barter (sb) 
trampolin	>	trampoline   
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) 
transept	>	transept   
transfer	>	(to) transfer   
transfer	>	( transfèr ) = transfer (sb & vtr) 
transference	>	transferency   (psycho)
transfiguration	>	transfiguration (sb)
transformator	>	(electric) transformer (sb); transformator industrie = processing industry
transforme	>	to transform (vtr)   
transforme	>	to transform 
transgenos	>	transgender   
transgression	>	transgression   
transhumance	>	transhumance (sb) 
transistor	>	transistor
transleis	>	consult (by reading; vtr) 
transmission oisa	>	drive shaft, driveshaft, driving shaft, tailshaft, propeller shaft (prop shaft), Cardan shaft   
transmutation	>	transmutation of species   
transparence	>	transparency
transpiration	>	perspiration (sb) 
transplantat	>	transplanted organ   
transplantat	>	transplant (sb)
transplante	>	transplantation (sb); transplant (vtr) 
transponder	>	transponder   
transport	>	transport (sb; incl. emotion) 
transporte	>	transport (vtr) 
transposon	>	transposable element   
Transylvania	>	Transylvania (npr) 
trapdwer	>	trap door (sb) 
trapeol	>	nasturtium ( sf ) 
trapezariya	>	refectory (sb) 
trapeze	>	trapeze (sb) 
Trapezunta	>	Trebizond   
trapper	>	trapper (sb) 
traque	>	tracking down (sb) 
tratte	>	commercial draft 
trauma	>	traumatism   
trauric	>	sad, mourning (adj) 
trav	>	grass ( sf ) 
traverse	>	rail, cross bar 
travertin	>	travertine (sb ) 
travestisme	>	cross-dressing   
travos	>	turf (sm ) 
travplor	>	lawn ( sf ) 
travskehr	>	lawn-mover   
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) 
trema	>	diaeresis   
trembitsa	>	bugle (sb) 
tremble	>	tremble (vint) 
tremolo	>	tremolo
trench	>	trench coat (sb) 
Trente Glorieuses	>	Trente Glorieuses
Trento	>	Trento   
tresur	>	treasure (sb) 
treud	>	crush (vtr) 
treus	>	+ acc. = trust 
tri	>	three (num) 
triade	>	triad   
triangle	>	triangle (sb; including the instrument)
triangular	>	triangular (adj)
triangular torg	>	triangular trade   
trias	>	triassic   
Tribonian	>	Tribonian   
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) 
tributaire	>	reliant, dependant   
tric	>	past tense of “treic” 
trick	>	trick (sb)
tricorne	>	tricorne (sb) 
tricter	>	funnel; bell of a wind instrument (sb) 
tricterbicair culture	>	funnel-beaker culture   
tridacna	>	tridacna (sb) 
trident	>	trident (sb) 
trieg	>	past tense of “trag” 
trifel	>	clover ( sb) 
triga	>	 triga   
trigrosch	>	three-pence (fig; of little value; adj) 
trikw	>	past tense of “treikw” 
trilict	>	bunk bed (three beds)   
trill	>	trill (sf ) 
trim	>	past tense of “treim” 
trimmer	>	trimmer (tool)   
trimod	>	hopper (sb) 
trinitat	>	trinity (sb) 
trinquete	>	foremast 
trinwir	>	triumvir   
trinwiria	>	triumvirate   
triod	>	triode (sb) 
tripartite	>	tripartite ( adj ) 
triphthong	>	triphthong   
tripod	>	tripod   
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)
Triton	>	Triton   (satellite)
Tritwn	>	Triton, the “Third One” (Indo-European divinity) 
triumph	>	triumph (sb & vint) 
trivial	>	trivial (adj) 
Troas	>	troad   
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 
trohven	>	find (sb)   
Troia	>	Troy (npr) 
troian	>	Troyan (adj & sb)
troll	>	troll   
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) 
trouvere	>	trouvère   
trozd	>	thrush (sb) 
trub	>	cloudy (liquid, adj ) 
truculence	>	truculence ( sb) 
trud	>	past tense of “treud” 
trufel	>	truffle (sf ) 
trugand	>	villain, crook (sb) 
truisme	>	truism   
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” 
tsk	>	tut-tut   
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   
tualette-papier	>	toilet-paper (sb) 
Tuareg	>	Tuareg (adj, sb) 
tuba	>	tuba
tube	>	tube (sb) 
tuben campan	>	tubular bells, chimes (splu) 
tubercule	>	tubercle   
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 ) 
tupfer	>	cotton swap   
Turb	>	past tense of “teurb” 
turbant	>	disturbing (adj) 
turbe	>	bother, hamper ( vtr ) 
turbine	>	turbine (sb) 
turbulence	>	turbulence (sb) 
turgescent	>	turgid (adj) 
Turin	>	Turin   
Turkestan	>	Turkestan   
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) 
turseina	>	litterfall, plant litter, leaf litter, tree litter, soil litter, duff   
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) 
tuteur	>	stake, support, prop (for plants)   
tutia	>	zinc oxide 
tutkal	>	glue (sb) 
tuvar	>	tart ( adj ) 
tuvra	>	monogram (sb) 
tuxule	>	barrel tap 
tuy	>	ponytail 
TV carte	>	TV tuner card
TV Channel	>	TV channel
TV luckern	>	television receiver 
TV Serie	>	TV - Series 
TV-apparat	>	television receiver 
TV-ehgven	>	binge-watching, binge-viewing, marathon-viewing   
TV-plor	>	studio flor (TV)   
TV-serial	>	   TV-serial
twac	>	hide, skin (sb) ( scratch ) 
Twantankhaman	>	Tutankhamun (npr) 
twantao	>	short sword (sb) 
twarog	>	quark (sb) 
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 
tymian	>	thyme ( sb ) 
tyohc	>	past tense of “tyehc” 
tyohr	>	past tense of “tyohr” 
typhoid	>	( feber ) = typhoid fever (sb) 
Typhon	>	Typhon (npr)
typhus	>	typhus (sb) 
typic	>	typical   
typographia	>	typography   
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)
ubiquiteus	>	ubiquitous   
ubklad	>	upload (sb & vtr) 
ubnuw	>	update (sb); past tense of "ubnuwen" 
ubnuwen	>	update (vtr) 
ubroll	>	to roll upwards (eyes)
ubrund	>	to round up (a number)   
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 ) 
uchronia	>	uchronia   
ud	>	from (prep) 
udbrehg	>	break out (vint) 
udclangh	>	echo (vint) 
uddeilen	>	compartment ( sm ) 
uddistance	>	to distance (vtr)   
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) 
udmode	>	to bring out of fashion   
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
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   
ultraswon	>	ultrasound
ultraswonskweiter	>	ultrasonography
Ulysses	>	Ulysses (npr) 
umayyad	>	ummayad (adj & sb) 
umbella	>	umbel   
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) 
unicitat	>	uniqueness
unicorn	>	unicorn (sb) 
unicycle	>	unicycle (sb) 
unie	>	unite (sb); "unie-se nerteiht" = "Unity makes strength"
Uniet Arab Amirats	>	United Arab Emirates 
Uniet Eustindisch Compagnie	>	(Dutch) East India Company   nl. = VOC
Uniet Stats os America	>	United States of America 
uniform	>	uniform (sb)   
uniforme	>	uniform, even (adj)   
union	>	union (sb) 
unique	>	unique (adj ) 
unisson	>	unison ( sb) 
unitarisme	>	unitarianism (sb) 
unitat	>	unit, unity (sb) 
universal bank	>	universal bank
universe	>	universe (sb) 
universitat	>	university (education institution)   
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 ) 
uperbeud	>	to overwhelm (to be too demanding towards)   
uperbord	>	to jettison (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) 
upergenos cousin	>	cross-cousin   
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)
uperligne	>	overhead ligne   
uperneih	>	to make go (into = do)
uperplen	>	crowded (adj) 
uperpleuk	>	overfly   
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) 
urban	>	urban   
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	>	one (of two)   
uter	>	a(n) [when referring to the member of a pair], one of two 
uterus	>	uterus (sb) 
util	>	useful (adj)
utilitar	>	utilitarian   
utilitarisme	>	utilitarianism   
uting	>	iron (for clothes, sb) 
utopia	>	utopia (sb) 
utopic	>	utopian   
uyrhur	>	uighur
vacance	>	vacancy (sb) 
vacca	>	cow (sb) 
vaccine	>	vaccine (sb & vtr) 
vacuole	>	vacuole   
vadj	>	sweet flag (calamus)
vaering	>	Varangian   
vafa	>	fidelity (sb) (compliance with the rule, the origin) 
vafat	>	completion (sb) 
vafayi	>	faithful (to its origin)   
vafel	>	waffle   
vagabond	>	vagabond (adj & sb) 
vagder	>	nomad (adj. & sb) 
vagek	>	stroller, loafer ( sb ) 
vagh	>	wague (adj) 
vague	>	vague (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 ) 
valkyrie	>	valkyrie   
Valladolid Junta	>	Valladolid debate   
vallee	>	valley ( sb) 
Valletta	>	Valletta (npr) 
vallum	>	vallum   
valuta	>	currency (sb) 
valutacurs	>	exchange rate (sb)
valve	>	valve (sb)
valvule	>	pallet (sb) 
valvule capak	>	cylinder head cover, rocker-arm cover plate   
valz	>	waltz
vambrakh	>	vambrace   
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) 
variegat	>	variegated (adj., from "variegation")   
variegation	>	variegation   
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) 
veau	>	veal   
vecel	>	vessel (sb) 
vechernia	>	vespers   (plu. in Sambahsa)
vecker	>	alarm clock ( sb) 
vector	>	vector (sb) 
veda	>	veda (npr) 
vedanta	>	vedanta (npr) 
Vedast	>	Gaston ( npr ) 
vedim !	>	let's see! ( interjection ) 
vegan	>	vegan   
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) 
velcro	>	velcro   
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) 
Veneto	>	Veneto   
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	>	cooling fan   
ventilator	>	(air) fan (sb) 
ventouse	>	suction cup (sb) 
ventriloque	>	ventriloquist
venture	>	venture (vint) 
venture-capital	>	venture capital   
Venus	>	Venus (npr; planet)
ver	>	true (adj) 
veranda	>	veranda ( sb) 
verbena	>	verbena (sb) 
verdegreis	>	verdigris ( adj ) 
verdia	>	highway   (cf. Eng. "highway")
verdict	>	verdict (sb) 
verdure	>	greenery, verdure (sb) 
verdvia	>	highway 
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) 
vermouth	>	vermouth   
vernacular	>	vernacular   
verniss	>	varnish (sb) 
vernisse	>	varnish (vtr) 
versatil	>	fickle, changeable   
verset	>	(& versen) in = (well-)versed in ( adj) 
verslyn	>	business (sb; trade) 
verslyndirector	>	manager (sb) 
verslyning	>	businessman (sb) 
verstep	>	desolation (sb) (place ) 
vertat	>	truth (sb) 
vertebrat	>	vertebrate   
vertex	>	vertex (geometry)   
vertical	>	vertical   
vertical bar	>	vertical bar   
vertigineus	>	breathtaking (adj) 
vertigo	>	dizziness ( sb) 
verve	>	verve   
Vesalius	>	Vesalius ( npr ) 
vescell	>	tableware (sb ) 
vescellschkaf	>	credence, hutch ( sb) 
vesdet	>	getup, rigg-out (sb) 
vesicule	>	vesicle   
vesp	>	wasp (sb) 
Vespasian	>	Vespasian
vespentaylle	>	wasp waist (sb) 
vesper	>	evening ( sb) 
vessel	>	gay, merry, perky (adj) 
vest	>	vest ( sb) 
vestal	>	vestal   
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) 
veulbhmen	>	wrapping, casing, housing   
veurn	>	hurt, wound (vtr) 
veut	>	old (adj) 
veutach	>	antiquated   
veutasc	>	to age, grow older (when referring to a thing) 
veuter	>	elder (adj) 
veutst	>	eldest (adj) 
vevd	>	weft (sb) 
vever	>	squirrel ( sb ) 
vexe	>	upset (vtr ) 
via	>	way (sb) 
via cruces	>	Way of the Cross
viable	>	viable (adj)
viaduct	>	viaduct   
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
vicomte	>	viscount   
victim	>	victim   
victoria	>	victory (sb) 
vid	>	view, sight (sb), see (vtr) 
vidbehnd	>	+ acc. = blindfold (vtr) 
viddeposit	>	sight deposit
viden	>	seen 
videoleik	>	video game   
videophone	>	videophone (sb) 
videoprojector	>	video projector   
videostajer-schop	>	video rental shop, video rental store   
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) 
vilpehnd	>	vilify   
vimb	>	bream (fish, sb) 
vin	>	vin (sb) 
vinaigrette	>	vinaigrette   
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 ) 
virbel	>	tuning peg, tuning key (of a guitar)   
Virbius	>	Virbius   
vire	>	veer (vint ; vehicle ) 
virgen	>	virgin (sb) 
Virgen Insules	>	Virgin Islands (npr) 
virgenvinyek	>	Virginia creeper
virid	>	(plante) = house plant (sb) 
virose	>	viral disease   
virtual	>	virtual (incl. "reality")   
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) 
visualiser	>	visualiser   
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)
vizic	>	witty   
vlastar	>	offspring (sb) 
voc	>	voice (sb) 
vocabular	>	vocabulary (sb)
vocation	>	vocation (sb) 
vocbehr	>	loudspeaker ( sb) 
vochet	>	lament ( sb) 
vocstump	>	voiceless (phonetics)   
vocswehner	>	voiced (phonetics)   
vodou	>	voodoo (sb) 
vogh	>	vogue   
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) 
volant	>	flywheel (engine)   
volatil	>	volatile ( adj ) 
volay	>	poultry meat
volcan	>	(& volcano) = volcano (sb) 
volcanic	>	volcanic (adj ) 
volg	>	to turn (oneself; vint/vpr) 
volkswagen type oin	>	volkswagen beetle (volkswagen type 1), bug (car)   
voln	>	wave (sb) 
Volodimir Sveintoslavich	>	Vladimir the Great
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 
voltage-tuler	>	surge protector, surge suppressor, surge diverter   
volubil	>	talkative, garrulous (adj) 
volubilitat	>	gab, glibness (sb) 
voluntar	>	voluntary (adj), volunteer (sb) 
voluntariat	>	volunteering (sub)   
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) 
vraghbreyel	>	shrubland   
vraj	>	witchcraft (sb ) 
vreg	>	hooked (adj) 
vrehmen	>	find (sb)   
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) 
waginkiaut	>	grooved razor shell   
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	>	of choice (selected, excellent)   (nov maynen, adj.)
wal	>	to choose/accept   (nov maynen, vtr)
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	>	(tree-)leaf   
warak	>	leaf ( sb ) 
waraka	>	note ( sb) (written sign) 
warakendoigh	>	puff pastry (sb) 
warder	>	watchdog 
wardh	>	hard, steep (adj ); to take shape, to get upright
wardhdaunteihsa	>	ortothanasia   
wardhdun	>	motte-and-bailey castle   
wardheih	>	wank (sb); jerk off (vint)   
wardhitat	>	uprightness (sb) 
wardhminegh	>	to cum sperma (!)   
wardhminegh	>	urinate vertically (vint) 
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 (sub. sing.)   
wassila	>	means (sb) 
wassime	>	nice (adj) (fig., a quantity) 
wassiye	>	bequeath (vtr) 
wastah	>	cause, reason (sb)
wastu	>	city (vx) 
Wastuwanak	>	Astyanax   
waswas	>	nibbling, quibbling (sb) 
WAT	>	( WirtAddihnTaxe ) = VAT 
wata	>	cotton wool (sb) 
watei	>	inspired (adj.)   
watei	>	inspired (adj.)   
wati	>	inspiration (fervor)   
watt	>	watt (sb) 
wau	>	(artificial) kite (sb) 
waun	>	camp, encampment (sb) 
waungordos	>	campsite (sb) 
waunwogh	>	recreational vehicle   
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 ) 
WC-speuler	>	flush (sb)   
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) 
wedor cycle	>	water cycle (sb) 
wedorcim	>	divide line (sb) 
wedorfront	>	seafront (sb) 
wedren	>	aquatic (adj) 
wedri	>	sterile (adj; neutered male)
wedsaat	>	water clock   
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) 
wehgdel	>	delivery vehicle (armament)   
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	>	Vanr   (germanic mythologia)
wehn	>	desire, feel like doing (vtr) 
wehnd	>	wind ( vtr ); turning point (sb) 
wehng	>	deploy ( vtr ) 
wehnos	>	envy, desire ( sb ) 
wehrden	>	wording (sb) 
wehrg	>	work (in general)   
wehrg	>	work (sb & vint) 
wehrg neren	>	heroic deed (sb) 
wehrgin	>	chore (sb) 
wehrglieubh	>	   (kay taye *lieubhwehrg)
wehrmen	>	coat (armour, sb) 
wehrt	>	to make/shoot (a movie)   (pro films)
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) 
weigh- aretraite	>	to beat a retreat   
weik	>	village, town quarter (sb) , inhabit, dwell (vtr) 
weikernam	>	demonym   
weikimeih	>	to make inhabitable, to install services on (a terrain, vtr)
weikion	>	mayor (sb) 
weikspoti	>	mayor (sb)
weikspotia	>	chiefdom
weiksteren	>	urban sprawl 
wein	>	to become friend/allied with   
weinch	>	tow ( vtr ) 
weip	>	swing (vtr), quake (vint) 
weir	>	war ( sb); weir os religion = war of religion 
weirdo	>	weirdo   
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) 
weryonmreja	>	dragnet   
wesar	>	spring cereal (sb) 
wesneih	>	bargain (vtr) 
wesno	>	procurement (purchase contract)
west	>	west (sb) 
western	>	western movie   
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) 
weterballon	>	weather balloon   
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	>	undulation   
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) 
wid	>	past tense of “weid” 
wideuv	>	rob (vtr ) 
widu	>	woodland (sb) & wooded area (sb) 
wieber	>	past tense of “waber” 
wiedel	>	past tense of “wadel” 
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   
wighplav	>	fighter airplane (sb ) 
wijdan	>	rapture (sb) 
wik	>	past tense of “weik” 
wikpact	>	sedentary (as opposed to "nomadic"; adj)
wild	>	wild (adj) 
wild magv	>	feral child, wild child   
Wilhelm	>	William (npr) 
Wilhelm Tell	>	William Tell   
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) 
windbrehg	>	windbreak   
windcutt	>	squall (sb) 
windok	>	leaf window (sb)
Windows Portfeuyl	>	Briefcase (from Microsoft Windows)   
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)
winpartie	>	exhibition game (sporting event)   
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) 
wiropeku	>	with all hands   (adv.)
wirt	>	tails of a coin; value (sb); past tense of “wirt” 
wirtgheightel	>	money-backing (sb)   
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) 
wisu	>	in all directions   
wiswank	>	universal, overall   (maynend "wohrten kye wiswens/wiswa")
wiswi	>	all (vx. , without any exception, masc. & indet. plural)
witek	>	chaste tree (sb) 
witer	>	opposite (adj)
witerom	>	opposite (adv/prep)
witersaison	>	off-season   
witerstah	>	to stand up to   
wiver	>	wyvern, wivern   
wobhel	>	weevil (sb) 
wodstu	>	breeding (sb) 
woenschice	>	greenhouse (sb) 
wogh	>	car, wain, chariot (sb) 
woghbleigen	>	vehicle lighting
woghdwer	>	carriage door (sb) 
woghfort	>	wagon fort, wagon fortress, corral   
woghlo	>	mob ( sb ) 
woghsaceina	>	car pound (sb)
woghsunduk	>	trunk (USA, CA), boot (UK), dickey (India)   
woghwakhter	>	franelero (person whose main activity is guarding or keeping an eye on cars parked in several streets, very common in Latin America)   
wogv	>	vow ( sb ) 
wogwn	>	wedge (sb & vtr) 
wogwni	>	moldboard (US), mouldboard (UK)   
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 ) 
wolfslaz	>	trou de loup, tiger pit   
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” 
X-rai	>	X-ray (sb) 
Xanthip	>	Xanthippus   (ner ! Perikleusios pater)
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 
xenophobe	>	xenophobe   
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	>	jerk, jolt (sb.)   
xouba	>	jolt ( 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 
yagwa	>	puberty   (imkan kay se reproduce)
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) 
yana	>	vehicle (fig. ex: thought)   
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) 
yatimkhaneh	>	orphanage   
yatun	>	zealous (adj) 
yatunia	>	zeal (sb)
yau	>	cradle (vtr); yau- sien cap = to nod one's head gently 
yaumdang	>	lewd
yaung	>	seedling ( sb ) 
yaungbak	>	seedbed, seedling bed (bin used to grow vegetables seeds, which can later be transplanted)   
yaungeina	>	seedbed, seedling bed (plot of garden set aside to grow vegetables seeds, which can later be transplanted)   
yavasch	>	sweet (adj) ( tobacco ) 
yavia	>	channel ( sb ) (for irrigation ) 
yawm	>	day & night (sb ) ( 24 hours ) 
Yawm Kippur	>	Yom Kippur (npr) 
yawmiye	>	daily wage 
yawryiss	>	rocking chair 
yayc	>	to beg for (vint) 
yaz	>	overflow ( sb) 
yazg	>	revere ( vtr ) 
yazget	>	venerable (adj) 
yazgidi	>	yazidi
yazgos	>	awe (sb) 
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 
ye swoweida ed suaweida	>	in good conscience   
yeamban	>	savage ( adj ) ( uncivilized ) 
yebhto	>	the fuck !    (adverb)
yed	>	yet, however ( adv) 
yegil	>	ice cube (sb ) 
yehbh	>	+ acc. = have sex with (vtr) 
-yehbt 	>	the fuck !    (enclitic)
yehs	>	boil ( vtr ) 
yeis	>	send ( vtr ) 
yeister	>	to be in one's rutting/heat period   
yeji	>	according to 
yeken	>	sedge (sb ) 
Yekhoniah	>	Jechonias (npr) 
yeleck	>	vest ( sb ) 
yelez	>	common dace (sb) 
yelk	>	wicker (willow, sb) 
yem	>	twin (sb , adj) 
yenicheri	>	janissary   
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” 
yieyc	>	past tense of “yayc” 
yiezg	>	past tense of “yazg” 
yifuku	>	clothing (sb) 
yiieu	>	past tense of “yau” 
yilgin	>	tamarix (sb) 
yinbow	>	trick, arrangement
yinjier	>	accordingly 
yinjier-alamat	>	therefore sign   
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) 
yo(s)	>	which (non-restrictive relative pronoun, comes hyphenated as an enclitic just after the verb   
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 
yoinkandel	>	rushlight   
yoinkjiae	>	musical scale (sb ) 
yoinscha	>	tuning-fork (sb) 
yoister	>	rut, heat   
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   
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) 
Yvain	>	Yvain   
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) 
zaka	>	zakat   (Islam)
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 ) 
zalalcircule	>	vicious circle   
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) 
zangirring	>	chainring (bike)   
zangirrot	>	sprocket   
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 (sub. sing.)   
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)
zebra	>	zebra   
zebulun	>	Zebulun (npr)
Zeila	>	Zeila   
Zeila	>	Zeila
zeirp	>	chirp (vint) 
Zekharyah	>	Zechariah (npr)
zekhtin	>	olive oil 
zembile	>	catjang (sb) 
zenith	>	zenith (sb) 
zephyr	>	zephyr ( sb) 
zero	>	zero (num) 
zero-risk	>	zero risk   
zevzeck	>	silly (adj) 
zeys	>	ryegrass (sf ) 
zeytoun	>	olive tree 
zeytuni	>	olive green 
zgarda	>	necklace for animals 
zibel	>	garbage ( sb ) 
zibelfiullbassein	>	spent fuel pool   
zibelkreihna	>	civic amenity site
zibelkreihsa	>	waste sorting
zibelpuwner	>	dustman (sb)
zibett	>	civet   ("musk-cat")
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) 
zizania	>	wild rice, Canada rice, Indian rice, water oat   
znayc	>	to beacon (vtr); sign (sb) 
znieyc	>	past tense of “znayc” 
zodiac	>	zodiac
zograf	>	house painter (sb) 
zombie	>	zombie   
zone	>	area, zone (sb) 
zonenplan	>	zoning (sb)
zonot	>	cenote (sinkhole)   
zoo	>	zoo (sb) 
zoonose	>	zoonosis   
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 ) 
zygote	>	zygote 
}}}

/***
|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");


//}}}

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    return this.filter(function(i) {return !(a.indexOf(i) > -1);});
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var tids=store.getTaggedTiddlers('dic');
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fpvd=fpv;
if(fpv.length == 0) return;
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	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);
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	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);});
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	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));
}
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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);
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