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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

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