Wb/vo/Vödabuk Volapük-Linglänapük
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Jonathan Othon Martinez
A
[edit | edit source]A | per (a düp = per hour); at (at 2 dollars |
each = a dolars tel). | |
AB | but |
AD | for, in order to, to |
ADAS | that, to (after positive: Binom tu liegik, |
adas vedom tifan = He is too rich to | |
become a thief) | |
ADEL | to-day |
ADELO | to-day |
ADYÖ! | good-bye! |
AG! | oh! (cry of pain/surprise) |
AGÖDO | this morning |
AI | always |
AIPO | after each |
AIPOS | after every... (aipos dels tel = every other |
day) | |
AL, ALIK | each, every |
ALDELIK | daily |
ALMULIK | monthly |
ALNA | each time |
ALO | at any rate, in any event |
ALSEIMIK | any; whatever; whichever |
ALYELIK | annual, yearly |
ANEITO | to-night |
ANIK | several, some |
ANU | at this moment; now |
APOSZEDELO | this afternoon |
AS | as |
ASOAR | this evening |
ASOARO | this evening |
ASÄ | as (conjunction) |
AT | this |
ATIMO | at present |
ATOS | this (abstract pronoun) |
Ä
[edit | edit source]ÄDEADÖL | deceased |
ÄDEL | yesterday |
ÄDELO | yesterday |
ÄL | facing; toward(s) |
ÄNEITO | last night |
ÄNU | (just) recently |
ÄS | as (preposition); like |
ÄSÄ | as, like (conjunction) |
ÄSI | as also |
ÄSOARO | last evening |
ÄSVA | as if, as though |
ÄSVO | as it were |
ÄVIGO | last week |
ÄYELO | last year |
B
[edit | edit source]BA | perhaps |
BABÜLONÄN | Babylonia |
BADIK | bad |
BADIKUM | worse |
BADIKUMO | worse (adverb) |
BADIKUMÖN | to deteriorate |
BADIM | pessimism |
BADIMAN | a pessimist |
BADIMIK | pessimistic |
BADINILUD | a suspicion |
BADINILÜDÖN (TEFÜ) | to suspect |
BADOCEDÖN | to take amiss |
BADÖF | spite |
BADÖFAFREDIK | frivolous, mischievous |
BADÖFIL | mischievousness |
BAFOD | a moustache |
BAGAF | a paragraph |
BAI... | according (to) |
BAIÄDIKO | accordingly, correspondingly |
BAIÄDÖN (BAI) | to agree, to be in accordance (with), to correspond (to) |
BAICEDÖN (KO) | to agree (with) |
BAIK | eventual |
BAIKO | possibly |
BAILÖN | to let (house, etc) |
BAIODÖN (KO) | to confer (with); to liaise (with) |
BAISENÄL | sympathy |
BAITIMÄDIK | up-to-date |
BAITON | harmony |
BAITONIK | harmonious |
BAITONÜKÖN | to tune (a musical instrument) |
BAIVÖGÖN (BAI, KO) | to agree (with) |
BAKAN | a baker |
BAKASTON | a brick |
BAKÖP | a bakery |
BAKTER | a bacterium |
BAKTERAV | bacteriology |
BAKUD | an abacus |
BAKUN | a balcony |
(bakun balid = dress circle; | |
(bakun telid = upper circle; | |
(bakun kilid = (the) gallery) | |
BAL | one (number) (bal len votik = next to each |
other) | |
BALAN | one (person) |
BALAT | a piece, a unit |
BALATIK | single |
BALÄD | a contract, an essay, a treaty |
(bai baläd = on a contract) | |
BALÄDIKÖN (KO) | to come to terms (with) |
BALÄDÜKÖN | to arrange (by mutual consent); to reconcile |
BALÄT | unity |
BALHON | a unicorn |
BALIB | a beard |
BALID | first |
BALIDAN | former (person) |
BALIDBITID | first performance |
BALIDNAEDO | for the first time |
BALIDO | firstly |
BALIK | single, sole, unique |
BALION | a million |
BALIONAN | a millionaire |
BALNA | once |
BALÖN | to unite |
BALSAMIN | balsam |
BALSAMÜKÖN | (to) embalm |
BALSOTIK | one kind of |
BALUGIK | simple |
BALUGÖF | simplicity |
BAM | a bench, a seat |
BAMBUD | bamboo |
BANACEM | a bathroom |
BANATOP | a (seaside) resort |
BANATÜB | a bath (tub) |
BANOREM | a panorama |
BANK | a bank (commercial) |
BANKAZÖT | a banknote |
BANÖN (IN) | to bathe (in) |
BANÖP | a seaside resort |
BAOL | a ball (dance) |
BAOLET | ballet |
BAONAN | a baron |
BAPÄLIK | base, mean |
BAPIK | inferior, low |
BAPÜKÖN | to abase |
BARAK | a barn |
BASIN | a (water) basin |
BARIKAD | a barricade |
BASKÜL | a weighing machine |
BATAFLAPÖN | to whip |
BATATONÄT | crack of the whip |
BATÜL | a whip |
BAVET | an apron, a pinafore |
BAZIL | a bacillus, a germ |
BÄAD | ebony |
BÄJUNIK | beige |
BÄK | a back |
BÄKABOM | a backbone, a spine |
BÄKABOMAKÖLÜM | a spinal cord |
BÄKASIEM | (the) reverse edge |
BÄKAVIREB | vertebra |
BÄL | a berry |
BÄLÄT | a meadow |
BÄLÄTÖP | grazing land, pasture |
BÄLD | old age |
BÄLDAGRAVIK | venerable |
BÄLDÄDAN | an old pal (= a mate) |
BÄLDÄDIK | longstanding, old |
BÄLDIK | old (in years) |
BÄLDIKAM | the ageing process |
BÄLDOT | (years of) age |
BÄLDOTAKOMPENAN | a contemporary (person) |
BÄLID | abdomen, belly |
BÄLUN | a balloon |
BÄLUNAFLITAN | a balloonist |
BÄN | low tide, ebb tide |
BÄNSIN | petrol |
BÄNSINACUB | a petrol tank |
BÄNSINAFEGEB | petrol consumption |
BÄNSINÖP | a petrol station |
BÄNÜPO | at low tide |
BÄNYUN | a banjo |
BÄTAZIB | a bait |
BÄSET | a basket |
BÄSIN | china |
BEB | an onion |
BEBÜL | a chive |
BED | a bed |
BEDASTOFED | bedlinen, bedsheets |
BEFEILÖN | to cultivate |
BEFEIT | a dispute |
BEFEITOVIK | disputable |
BEFOÖN | to precede |
BEG | a request |
BEGAPENÄD | a (written) request |
BEGESAG | a reply |
BEGESAGÖN | to reply |
BEGÖ! | (if you) please! |
BEGÖN | to beg, to supplicate |
BEGÖN SÄKUSADI (EKE) | to apologize (to someone) |
BEGUN | a begonia |
BEIAN | a passer-by |
BEIGOLÖN | to go past |
BEITIL | a bite, a snack |
BEITÖN | to bite |
BEIVEGÖN | to go past |
BEJEDÖN | to strew |
BEJÄFÖN | to attend (to), to deal (with), to supervise |
BEKOMÖN | to attend, to be present at |
BEL | a mountain |
BELEGIVÖN | to reward |
BELESEATÖN | to lay siege to, to occupy |
BELETÄVÖN | to explore |
BELIFOT | an experience |
BELIFÖN | to experience, to undergo |
BELODÖN | to load |
BELÜGÖN (EKI) | to mourn, to grieve (for someone) |
BELUTED | hawking, peddling |
BEM | a beam (structural) |
BEMAGIVÖN | to charm, to enchant |
BEMASTIKÖN | to master, to overcome |
BEMASTÖN | to master, to rule |
BEMEKÄDÖN | to overpower |
BEMÜL | a perch |
BENÄD | grace |
BENEN | a banana |
BENODÄLIK | beneficent |
BENODISTÜKÖN (OKI) | to excel |
BENOBLÄFÖN (EKE BOSI) | to reward (someone with sthg) |
BENODAN (HI / JI) | benefactor, benefactress |
BENODISTÜKÖN OKI | (to) distinguish oneself |
BENODUGÄLIK | well brought up, well-reared |
BENOFÄT | (good) fortune |
BENÖF | harmony |
BENOKÖMAGLIDÖN | to welcome |
BENOKÖMÖ (INI) | welcome (to) |
BENOLAB | prosperity, well-being |
BENOSEK | a 'hit', a success |
BENOSEVÄDIK | well-known |
BENOSMEKIK | delicious |
BENOSMELOT | a perfume, scent |
BENOSUF | success |
BENOSÜPOT | a surprise |
BENOVIM | a good mood |
BENOVIPÖN | to congratulate |
BENÜKÖN | to benefit |
BENÜPENÖN | to fill in (forms) |
BEPENAM | a description |
BEPENÖN | to describe |
BER | a bear |
BERAV | booty, plunder |
BERAVÖN | to despoil, to plunder |
BERJEN | egg-plant |
BERÜL | a bear-cub |
BESÄKÖN | to interrogate |
BESEIDÖ! | engaged (not free) |
BESEITÖN | to lay (with concrete, pebbles, etc) |
BESEPEDÖN | to tread (grapes) |
BESMILÖN | to ridicule |
BESPIKAN | an interviewer |
BESPIKÄB | an interviewee |
BESPIK | an interview |
BESPIKÖN | to interview |
BESTEIFÖN | to aspire to; to strive after |
BESTEPÖN | to set out |
BESTÜRÜLÖN | to scatter |
BET | a (flower) bed |
BETAD | beetroot |
BETIKÖN | to consider |
BETUN | concrete |
BETIKÖN | to consider |
BEVEGÖN | to travel |
BEVOBÖN | to work on |
BEVÜ | among, between |
BEVÜSPAD | a gap |
BEXÄNÖN | to ascend, to go up |
BI | because |
BIAD | a birch (tree) |
BIB | a bible |
BID | a kind, a race, a sort, a species |
BIDÄD | a breed, a race |
BIDÜ | of the kind . . . |
BIEDIK | bitter |
BIEGÄDÖN (OKI) | to bend, to stoop |
BIEN | a bee |
* bienadomil = a beehive | |
BIGIK | fat, thick |
BIJOP | a bishop |
BIJUT | a jewel |
BIJUTEL | a jeweller's (shop) |
BLEGÄL | (mental) flexibility |
BIL | bile |
BILASTON | gallstone |
BILIET | a ticket |
BILIETABÜR | a booking-office |
BILIET GEIK | a return ticket |
BILIET MOIK | a single ticket |
BIMÜL | a bush |
BINÄD | a component, an ingredient |
BINÄDON (ME) | to consist (of) |
BINÄDÖL | composite |
BINÄL | being, heart and soul |
BINÄLIK | essential |
BINÄLIKO | in essence |
BINET | ele3ment |
BINOD | a structure |
BINÖN | to be |
BIOMAGODEM | a biopic, film, motion picture, movie |
BIOSKOPÖP | a cinema |
BIR | beer |
BIRIBÖTIDÖP | a pub |
BIRÖN | to brew |
BISÄ | provided that |
BISAR | oddity |
BISARIK | odd, strange |
BISKIT | a (cream) cracker |
BISKUT | a biscuit |
BIT | a procedure |
BITIKAM | behaviour, conduct |
BITIKÖN | to make an appearance |
BITÖN | to act, to behave |
BITÜRAN | a graduate |
BLADOKVÄNÖN | o blow out |
BLADÖN | to blow |
BLADOSVOLÜKÖN | to blow up, to inflate |
BLAMILÖN | to quibble |
BLAMÖN | to blame, to reproach |
BLASFÄMÖN (DÖ) | to curse, to swear (about) |
BLÄFÖN | to repay |
BLÄGAKOLAT | anthracite |
BLÄGARIBEDABÄL | blackcurrant |
BLÄGIK | black |
BLÄNDANAF | a battleship |
BLÄNDAVAB | a tank (military) |
BLEBÖN | to remain (to be) |
BLEDEMABOBOT | a leafy arch |
BLEGIK | bent, curved |
BLEGÜLOVIK | flexible, pliable |
BLEGÜKÖN | to bend, to flex |
BLEIBÖN (+ INFIN) | to remain (bleibön stanön = to remain |
standing) | |
BLEIN | blindness |
BLEINANATONATEM | braille |
BLEINANIPLED | blind man's buff (= game) |
BLEINIK | blind |
BLEINIKÖN | to become blind |
BLEINÜKÖN | to blind |
BLESIRIK | nice, pleasant |
BLIBÖN | to remain, to stay |
BLIG | duty, obligation |
BLIGÄD | an authorization, an exercise, a lesson, a task |
BLIGIDÖN | to commit (oneself); to do business) |
BLIGÖN | to obligate, to oblige |
BLIMÖN | to equip, to fit out |
BLIMOT | equipment |
BLINÖN | to bring |
BLIT | (a pair of) trousers |
BLITIPOLIANS | (a pair of) bracers |
BLOD | a brother |
BLOG | a sheet |
BLOKAFLUT | a recorder (musical instrument) |
BLOTIKÖN | to crouch down |
BLOTÖFIK | crouching down, stooping |
BLOTÜKÖN (OKI) | to make (oneself) insignificant |
BLÖB | blubber |
BLÖF | a proof (=evidence) |
BLÖFÄDÖN | to argue, to reason |
BLÖFED | a syllogism |
BLÖFÖN | to give proof, to prove |
BLÖG | a clod, a clump |
BLÖT | a bosom, a breast, a chest |
BLÖTAKEV | thorax |
BLÖTATÄT | nipple |
BLÖVIK | blue |
BLUD | blood |
BLUDASOLIDOTIL | a blood clot |
BLUDIPED | blood pressure |
BLUF | a test, a trial |
BLUFÖN | to prove, to test |
BLUK | a brook, a stream |
BLUNEDÖN | to baptize |
BLUNÖN | to dip, to plunge |
BLUVIK | amazing |
BLUV | confusion |
BLUVIKO | in amazement |
BLUVÖN | to be perplexed |
BLUVÜKÖN | to amaze |
BLÜDÖN | to bleed (someone) (medical) |
BLÜMÄL | attentiveness, presence of mind |
BLÜMIK | ready |
BLUMÜKAMATAB | a sideboard |
BLÜNOTS | supplies (= goods) |
BLUNÖN | to plunge |
BLÜMÜKÖN | to prepare |
BLÜNÖN | to provide |
BLÜTÖN | to bruise, wound |
BO | possibly, probably |
BOAD | wood (substance) |
BOATAGOLÖN | to limp |
BOATAN | a cripple, a lame (person) |
BOB | bow (=arc) |
BOBÄD | an arch (= building) |
BOAD | wood |
BOBOTIKÖN | to form an arch |
BOD | bread |
BODEL | a baker's (shop) |
BODIÄR | a bread bin |
BODIFILÄDÖM | a (bread) toaster |
BODÜL | a (bread) roll, bun |
BOED | a board, a shelf |
BOEDASKAF | a platform |
BOFIK | both |
BOG | a box, a chest |
BOID | a ship's deck; (in boid = on board) |
BOIDASTUTÖM | a balustrade, a handrail |
BOIDÖN (OKI) | to embark |
BOK | a box |
BOLIÄR | a tureen |
BOLIT | politics |
BOLITIK | political |
BOM | a bone |
BOMEM | a skeleton |
BON | a (broad) bean |
BONÄT | a bonnet, a cap |
BONED | an order (for goods) |
BONEDÖN | to order (goods); to book (a place) |
BORD | board (= lodgings) |
BORDÖP | a boarding-house |
BOS | something |
BOSIL | a little bit |
BOSKOTAN | a scout |
BOT | a boat |
BOTUR | a bittern (bird) |
BOUM | a bomb |
BOV | a basin |
BOVED | a plate |
BOVIL | a dish |
BOVILAVACIN | a dishwasher |
BOVÜL | a cup |
BÖB | a purse |
BÖD | a bird |
BÖDAN | a fowler |
BÖDAVAN | an ornithologist |
BÖFÖN | to be silly, to have fun, to lark about |
BÖKAN | a coachman |
BÖKET | a bucket |
BÖLADÖN | to annoy, to bother |
BÖLADIK | annoying, bothersome, a nuisance |
BÖMÄNIK | Bohemian |
BÖNIÄLIK | favourable |
BÖR | butter |
BÖSIN | porcelain |
BÖTAN | a waiter |
BÖTÄDIL | a minibar |
BÖTÄDARAMAR | a serving cabinet (for food/drinks) |
BÖTÄDÖP | a pub |
BÖTÖM | a tray |
BÖTÖN | to serve (meals and drinks) |
BRAD | an arm (=limb) |
BRADASTUL | an armchair |
BRADASTUTÖM | an arm-rest (on chair) |
BRADÖN | to embrace |
BRAKAGLOKIL | a wrist-watch |
BRAMARUBUD | a blackberry bush |
BRAFIK | able, capable, popular |
BRAFÖ! | Well done! |
BRANÖN | to vibrate |
BRASID | a cabbage |
BRAUNAKOLAT | soft coal |
BRAUNIK | brown |
BREFABÜIK | recent |
BREFIK | short |
BREFÜKAM | an abbreviation |
BREIKÖN | to break (something) |
BREIN | a brain |
BREINAPARALÜD | a stroke |
BREKOD | a break, a fracture |
BREKOTÖN | to fragment |
BREKOVIK | delicate, fragile |
BREKÖN | to break (= become broken) |
BREKÜLOVIK | brittle |
BRIDÖN | to breed, to bring up, to rear |
BRIKOD | an apricot |
BRIETIK | drunk, inebriated, intoxicated |
BRIETÜKÖN | to intoxicate |
BRIKODEP | an apricot tree |
BROADOT | a broadcast |
BROADÖP | a (radio/TV) station |
BRODÖN | to embroider |
BRODOT | an embroidery |
BROJÜR | a brochure |
BROKAN | a broker |
BROKAT | brocade |
BRON | trachea |
BRONATUIGS | bronchi |
BRONSÖT | bronze |
BRUÄT | a wheelbarrow |
* bruätavobod = a rough task | |
BRUL | a tangle |
BRUMÖN | to buzz, to hum |
BRUVÖN | to sniff |
BRÜOM | embryo |
BRÜYÄR | heather |
BRÜYÄRALÄN | heathland |
BUB | a cow |
BUBAMIT | beef |
BUBÜL | a calf |
BUBÜLAMIT | veal |
BUÄD | an advantage |
BUDAN | a buddhist |
BUFOD | a toad |
BUEG | a beech (tree) |
BUFOD | a toad |
BUG | a bay |
BUIDÖN | to hedge in |
BUIKUMO | preferably, rather |
BUJID | a sparking plug |
BUK | a book |
BUKARAMAR | a bookcase |
BUKÄDAN | a book-keeper |
BUKEM | a library |
BUKISELAN | a bookseller |
BUKISELIDÖP | a bookshop |
BULÄD | a blister |
BULIK | bubbly |
BULIL | a bubble |
BUM | construction |
BUMOT | a building |
BUMÖN | to build, to construct |
BUN | a jump, a leap, a spring |
BUNÄDÖN | to skip |
BUNDAN | abundance |
BUNDANIK | abundant, plenty |
BUNÖN (LOVE) | to jump, to leap, to spring (over) |
BUNASTAFABUNAM | (the) pole vault (= athletics) |
BUNDANIK | abundant, in plenty |
BUO | preferably |
BUON | a cork |
BUÖN | to prefer |
BUT | a boot |
BUÜKÖN | to prefer |
BÜ | ...ago (bü yels tel = two years ago) |
BÜ | before (preposition) |
BÜAD | a decree |
BÜÄ | before (conjunction) |
BÜÄTAN | (the) late lamented |
BÜÄTO | formerly |
BÜD | a command, an order |
BÜDAKIP | a (mental) reservation |
BÜDÖN | to command, to order |
BÜDÜLÖN | to prescribe |
BÜFÄT | a sideboard |
BÜFIK | preliminary, provisional |
BÜFO | for the time being |
BÜG | a can, a tin |
BÜGIMAIFÜKÖM | a can-opener, a tin-opener |
BÜGOLAN | a harbinger, a herald |
BÜGUTÖN | to taste |
BÜIK | former, preliminary, previous |
BÜIKÜNO | first and foremost, firstly, in the first place |
BÜK | |
BÜKOT | a printed paper |
BÜKÖN | to print |
BÜMAL | a prerequisite, a sign |
BÜMICÖDOT | a prejudice |
BÜMICÖDÖN | to prejudice |
BÜN | a pear |
BÜO | before, formerly |
BÜOCEDÖN | to suppose |
BÜOLOGED | a preview |
BÜOLOGÖN | to foresee |
BÜOMESÜLÖN (AD) | to take precautions (to) |
BÜOSAGAN | a fortune teller |
BÜOSAGÖN | to forecast, to predict |
BÜOSTIP | a prerequisite |
BÜOVITÖN | to avoid |
BÜR | an office |
BÜSID | business |
BÜSIDAN | businessman |
BÜSIDACIF | executive, manager |
BÜZIB | an hors d'oeuvre, a starter |
C
[edit | edit source]CAFED | a kettle |
CAFÄD | a casserole, a saucepan |
CAL | employment, occupation, profession |
CALAFOVAN | a successor |
CALAKOMIT | an official duty |
CALAN | a clerk, an official |
CALASVIST | a colleague |
CALONUNODAN | a reporter |
CALÖFIK | official |
CAM | a chamois |
CAN(S) | goods |
CANAMAGAD | a warehouse |
CANISELIDÖP | a department store |
CARAD | a locust |
CAVÖN | to yawn |
CÄDIK | distinguished, excellent, highly respected |
CÄF | a beetle |
CÄLAN | an employer |
CÄLÄB | an employee |
CÄLODÖN | to appoint |
CÄLÖN | to nominate |
CÄNAMON | change (cash) |
CÄNÖN | to change, to exchange |
CED | an opinion |
CEDIDÖN | to feign, to pretend |
CEDÖN | to mean |
CEK | a cage |
CEL | a cherry |
CELABIM | a cherry-tree |
CELEP | a cherry-tree |
CEM | a room (in house) |
CEMAKLOT | a dressing gown |
CENAVAMIK | cold-blooded |
CENO | alternately, for a change |
CENÖN (AD) | to change (into), to turn (into) |
CIEL | a gill (of fish) |
CIF | a chief, a director, a head |
CIFAZIF | chief, main, principal |
CIFODANEF | (the) authorities |
CIL | a child, an infant |
CILAJIDÜNAN | a (children's) nurse |
CILASAIKUL | a tricycle |
CILIJIKÄLÄDAN | a child-minder |
CILIL | a baby |
CILÖFOT | childishness |
CILÜP | childhood |
CILÜL | a kiddie |
CIM | a chimney, a (ship's) funnel |
CIMAMULÜR | a mantelpiece |
CIN | a machine |
CINALEÜL | machine oil |
CINÄDAN | a (mechanical) engineer |
CINEM | machinery |
CIP | a splinter |
* (pöteta)cips = crisps | |
COG | fun, humour |
COGEDÄL | a sense of humour |
COGIK | funny, humorous, jokey |
COGÖN (DÖ) | to jest, to joke (about) |
COL | violoncello |
COP | a hoe |
CÖDAL | a judge |
CÖDAN | a magistrate |
CÖDÄD | a lawsuit, a trial |
CÖDÄDÖN | to bring to trial |
CÖDETADEIDÖN | to execute (= put to death) |
CÖDETÖN (EKI AD) | to condemn (someone to) |
CÖDISPIKED | a verdict |
CÖDOT | a judgment |
CÖDÖN | to judge |
CÖG | chess |
CÖGAPIÄD | a chess piece |
CÖPILÖN | to chop up |
CUB | a cistern, a tank |
CUBANAF | a tanker (ship) |
CUBAVAB | a tanker (lorry) |
CUK | a donkey |
CUVÖN | an axe, a hatchet |
CÜG | a cheek (part of face) |
CÜN | a chin |
CÜTID | a deception |
CÜTIDÖN | to deceive |
CÜTOD | a deception, a disappointment |
CÜTÖN | to deceive |
D
[edit | edit source]DA | through |
DABAILÖN | to farm out, to lease |
DABENO | blissfully |
DAIF | a banquet, a feast |
DAIL | a parliament |
DABIN | existence |
DABINANEF | everyone (in a certain place) |
DABINÖN | to exist (dabinos = there is (are) |
DABLÜNÖN | to extradite |
DABRIDÖP | a nursery (for flowers, plants) |
DABÜKAN | a publisher |
DABÜKÖM | a printer (computer, etc) |
DABÜKOT | an edition |
DABÜKÖN | to publish |
DACEIN | a transmutation |
DADEADÖN | to become extinct |
DADEIDÖN | to exterminate |
DADRÄNÄLAM | stress |
DADRÄNÄLIK | stressful |
DADRANÖN | to pierce |
DADUNÖN | (to) carry out |
DAEMED | a redoubt (military) |
DAEMOD | a dyke, a rampart |
DAET | a date (fruit) |
DAF | a badger |
DAFAINIK | shrivelled |
DAFAMÜL | a family line |
DAFOMÖN | to develop fully, to train |
DAFREDÜKÖL | delightful |
DAFRONIKÖN | to shrivel, to wither |
DAG | darkness |
DAGEBÖN (MONI) | to invest (money) |
DAGIK | dark |
DAGLOF | development, growth |
DAGLOFÖN | to develop, to grow |
DAIF | a banquet, a feast |
DAIFAN | a connoisseur |
DAIFIDAN (HI-/JI-) | a host, a hostess |
DAIFIDÄB (HI-/JI-) | a guest |
DAIFOTÜL | a morsel, a treat |
DAIL | parliament |
DAIVÖN | to dive |
DAIVÜLÖN | to somersault |
DAJÄF | (general) activity, coming and going |
DAJEK | terror |
DAJOIKÜLÖN | to push, to shove |
DAJONÄD | an exhibition, trade fair |
DAJONÄDÖN | to exhibit |
DAJONÖN (OKI) | to appear |
DAKIPÖN | to hold, to maintain, to retain |
DAKONSÄLAM | a consultation |
DAKONSÄLÖN | (to) counsel |
DAKONSÄLAN | a counsellor |
DAKOSÄD | traffic |
DAKOSÄDASIRK | a (traffic) roundabout |
DALABAN | an owner, a proprietor |
DALABOT | a property |
DALABÖN | to possess |
DALABÜKÖN | to maintain |
DALEBÜD | an (official) edict |
DALEFAT | a great-grandfather |
DALEK | a Dalek |
DALEMOT | a great-grandmother |
DALESKOP | a telescope |
DALESTÜM | awe, esteem |
DALESTÜMIK | highly esteemed |
DALIAD | a dahlia |
DALILAN | a listener |
DALILANEF | an audience |
DALILÖN | to listen to, to pay attention to |
DALOGAL | an inspector |
DALOGAM | an inspection |
DALON | (the) constitution |
DALONÖN | to constitute (= to adopt constitution) |
DALÖN (+ INFIN) | to be allowed to (=may) |
DALUIMÜKÖL | sodden |
DALUKÄM | a surgical camera |
DALUKÖTETAV | key-hole surgery |
DALUSKOP | a microscope |
DALUVAL | microcosm |
DAN | thank(s) |
DANOTÜKÖN | to make known |
DANÄDÖN | to acknowledge, to be indebted to |
DANÄDÜ | thanks to... |
DANÖF | gratitude |
DANÖFIK | thankful |
DANÖN | to thank (danön demü/pro = to thank for) |
DANÜD | a dance |
DANÜDÜM | a dance (tune) |
DANÜDÖN | to dance |
DAOPTAN | an adoptive parent |
DAOPTÄB | an adopted child |
DAPEBÖN | pounding, thumping (of heart) |
DAREIGÖN | to dominate |
DAS | that (conjunction) |
DASAMAN | an exemplar, a model, a paragon |
DASÄKÖN | to interrogate |
DASENÄLIK | sensitive |
DASEVÖN | to realize, to recognize |
DASLEITÖN | to slash, to slit, to tear apart |
DASTUN | a sensation |
DASTUNANUN | a sensational report |
DASUEMÖN | to (mentally) realize |
DASUMÖN | to accept |
DAT | so that (conjunction) |
DATIKÖN | to devise, to think out |
DATIKOVIK | imaginable |
DATOMÖN | to torment |
DATONÖN | to ring out |
DATUVOT | an invention |
DATUVÖN | to invent |
DAUK | a carrot |
DAÜKÖN | to saturate |
DAÜLAN | an adult |
DAÜLÜP | adulthood |
DAUN | down (=fluffy feathers) |
DAUT | a daughter |
DAV | dew |
DAVÄL | an election |
DAVATOF | a dewdrop |
DAVED | emergence |
DAVEDÖN | to appear suddenly |
DAVEDÖP | a birth-place |
DAVEDÜKÖN | to bring about, to cause, to effect |
DÄBEJÜTÖN | to shoot off |
DÄDIK | defective, impaired |
DÄDIKÖN | to break down, to fail |
DÄDILEDIKÖN | to crumble |
DÄDILEDÜKÖN | to crumble (bread, etc) |
DÄG | a dagger |
DÄGÖN | to stab |
DÄK | a deck (on board ship) |
DÄL | permission, concession |
DÄLAB | charter |
DÄLÄDÄB | a deputy |
DÄLÄDO | duly |
DÄLÄLIK | indulgent, lenient |
DÄLOD | (social) atmosphere |
DÄLÖN (+ INFIN) | to allow, to permit |
DÄLTAD | a delta |
DÄM | damage, a disadvantage |
DÄMIK | harmful |
DÄMÜ | to the detriment of |
DÄMÜKÖN | to damage |
DÄPÄB | an adept |
DÄPÖN | to initiate |
DÄROPÖN | to disrupt |
DÄRVID | a dervish |
DÄSÄRT | a desert |
DÄSINÖN | to draw, to sketch |
DÄSINOTABIOSKOP | a cartoon (= animated film) |
DÄSPERÖN | to despair |
DASTEIF | ambition |
DÄSTEPÖN | to spurn |
DÄSTURÖN | to disintegrate |
DÄT | a date (calendar) |
DÄTAGÖN | to trample down |
DE | of, from |
DEADAM | death |
DEADANAGALÄD | wake (after persons’s death) |
DEADANÖP | cemetery |
DEADAPÖNOD | (the) death penalty |
DEADIK | dead |
DEADIYUF | euthenasia |
DEADÖN | to die |
DEB | a debt |
DEBETÖN | to owe (money) |
DEBÖN | to owe |
DEF | a defect, a deficiency |
DEFAL | litter, rubbish, trash |
DEFALIÄR | bin, waste basket, trash can |
DEFÄDÖN | to be in need, to be in want |
DEFIK | deficient, imperfect |
DEFÖN | to be deficient, to be lacking, to fail |
DEG | ten |
DEGBAL | eleven |
DEGIV | delivery, surrender (of goods) |
DEGTEL | twelve |
DEGTELAT | a dozen |
DEGYEL | a decade |
DEIDACÖDETÖN | to sentence to death |
DEIDÖL | fatal |
DEIDÖN | to kill |
DEIFLODÖN | to freeze to death |
DEIJÜTÖN (EKI) | to execute (someone) by shooting |
DEIKAM | a digression |
DEIKÖN | to digress, to stray |
DEILÄGÖM | gallows |
DEILÄGÖN (EKI) | to execute (someone) by hanging |
DEIMÖN | to reject |
DEKÄTAN | a dean |
DEKLAM | a declamation |
DEKLINÖN | to decline (nouns) |
DEKOTÖN | (to) decode |
DEKUL | December |
DEKÖN | to decorate |
DEL | a day |
DELABUK | a diary |
DELAGASED | a newspaper |
DELAPRIM | daybreak |
DELFIN | a dolphin |
DEM | regard |
DEMILÖN (DÖ) | to be petty (about) |
DEMOD | an indirect object (grammar) |
DEMOKRAT | democracy |
DEMÖN | to mind, to note, to regard, to take notice of |
DEMÜT | extortion |
DEN | a rapier |
DENSITIK | dense, thick |
DENSITÜKIAN | a condenser |
DENU | from then on, henceforth |
DEPÜTANEF | a delegation, a deputation |
DEPÜTÄB | a deputy, a member of parliament |
DERÖNÖN | to start (a race) |
DESEDAN | a sender |
DESIN | an intention, a plan, a purpose |
DESINO | deliberately, on purpose |
DESIR | a desire, yearning |
DESIRIK | anxious |
DESIRÖN | to desire, to yearn |
DETÄV | departure |
DETÄVÖN (DE) | to depart (from) |
DETIK | right-hand |
DEÜKÖN | to remove, to take off |
DEVEGAM | setting out (on journey) |
DEVID | foreign exchange |
DI | from, of (with names of cities, countries, regions) |
DIABÜL | an imp, a little devil |
DIAGUNIK | diagonal |
DIALIM | idealism |
DIAMET | diameter |
DIATEK (NULIK) | The New Testament |
DIÄT | a diet |
DIB | a depth |
DIBIK | deep |
DIBOT | a (specific) depth |
DICETASITOT | digestive system |
DICETÖN | to digest |
DIDO | certainly, indeed |
DIENTIFÄD | identification, an identity card |
DIFIK | different |
DIFÖN (DE) | to differ (from) |
DIGIDÖN | to appreciate, to esteem |
DIGIK | dear, esteemed, lovable |
DIGÄDIK | valuable, worthy |
DIGÄDÖN | to be worthy of, to be of value |
DIGIDÖN | to appreciate |
DIKOT | a diktat (of dictator) |
DIKTORAN | a dictator |
DIL | a part, a portion |
DILAM | a division |
DILÄDÖN (VÜ) | to divide (among) |
DILÄM | a dilemma |
DILED | a piece |
DILEKÖN | to conduct (orchestra) |
DILET | an element |
DILIJAN | a carriage, a stage-coach |
DILO | partly |
DILOD | a share |
DILODÖN | to share |
DILOT | a deal, a part (of a whole) |
DILÖN | to divide, to part |
DIN | a matter, a thing |
DINAMIT | dynamite |
DINÄD | a circumstance, a condition |
DINDUN | a turkey |
DINIT | a dignity |
DINITALEOD | hierarchy (non-religious) |
DINOSAUR | a dinosaur |
DIOTIK | idiotic |
DIPAN | a diplomat |
DIS | under |
DISÄRT | desertion |
DISBOVEDIL | a saucer |
DISEIN | an aim, a plan |
DISEINÖN | to aim, to mean |
DISIN | a design, a plan |
DISINÖN | to design, to plan |
DISKUDIJEDAM | (the) discus throw (= Olympics) |
DISLIENÜKÖN | to underline, to underscore |
DISMELANAF | a submarine |
DISÖN | to diminish |
DISPENÄD | a signature |
DISPENÖN | to sign |
DISSILIK | open-air |
DISSTÜTOT | a base, a plinth |
DIST | an (essential) difference |
DISTÖN (DE) | to distinguish (from) |
DISTIDÖN | to distinguish, to make a distinction |
DISTIK | distinct |
DISTÖFIK | various |
DISTRENAVEG | the underground (railway) |
DISTUKÖN | to destroy; to devastate |
DIT | separation |
DITAVÖL | diaphragm |
DITIBÖN | to hand out |
DITÖN (DE) | to separate (from); to take leave (of) |
DISTRENAVEG | underground (railway) |
DITRET | distress, an emergency |
DITRETAJÄNIL | communication cord (on train) |
DITRETAJOLAM | an emergency landing (aviation) |
DITRETAKLOK | a warning bell (in distress) |
DIUM | a (spiritualist) medium |
DIUR | daytime |
DIURETIN | diuresis (medical) |
DIV | a treasure |
DIVODIK | devoted |
DIVODÖN (+ dative) | (to be) addicted (to) |
DIVÖP | a treasure house |
DO | although, though |
DOAT | a finger |
DOATABOMIL | phalanx |
DOATAHÄT | a thimble |
DOATANUEL | a fingernail |
DOATÖN | to touch |
DOBÄLIK | false |
DOBIK | false, wrong |
DOBÜKAM | a falsification |
DOBÜKÖN | to fasify, to spoil |
DOCOD | (the) Doge (=Venetian ruler) |
DOD | disapproval, misgiving |
DOFIK | dull |
DOG | a dog |
DOJEDÖN (OKI) | to prostrate (oneself) |
DOJOIKÖN | to overturn, to upset |
DOK | a doctorate |
DOKAN | a doctor |
DOKÜM | a document |
DOKÜMAM | documentation |
DOL | pain, suffering |
DOLIK | hurting, painful |
DOLÖN | to hurt |
DOM | a house |
DOMARAV | a (house) burglary |
DOMATRIP | rates (for house, etc) |
DOMAL | a master (of household) |
DOMINOV | dominoes (= game) |
DON | bottom (not top) |
DONADIL LÖPIK | upside down |
DONAJUL | a lower (primary) school |
DONAMAXÜL | (the) lower jaw |
DONAPLANEM | undergrowth |
DONATEAD | ground floor |
DONIO | downwards |
DONO | below, down |
DONÜ | below |
DONÜKÖN | to lower |
DOSLEATÖN | to demolish |
DOT | a doubt |
DOTIK | doubtful |
DOTIMIK | sceptical |
DOTÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) | to doubt |
DÖB | guilt |
DÖBAT | a debate |
DÖBIK | guilty |
DÖBIKÖN | to be found guilty |
DÖBOT | fault |
(döbot duton lü ol = it's your fault !) | |
DÖDEL | Thursday |
DÖFÄD | a shortcoming |
DÖFIK | defective |
(rif döfik = a flat tyre) | |
DÖM | thumb |
DÖNU | again |
DÖNUAM | a repetition |
DÖNUAMAPLÄG | a rehearsal |
DÖNUAMO | repeatedly |
DÖNUBUMÖN | to rebuild |
DÖNUKOPAM | reincarnation |
DÖNUKOPÖN | (to) reincarnate |
DÖNULIFÜKÖN | to revive |
DÖNULOGÖ! | see you soon! so-long! |
DÖNUPENÖ! | write again soon! |
DÖNUOD | a refrain, a repetition |
DÖNUÖN | to repeat |
DRAK | a dragon |
DRAMATAN | an actor |
DRAMATAV | drama |
DRAMATÖN | to dramatise |
DRANÄDAN | an intruder |
DRANÄDIK | intrusive |
DRANÄL | a compulsion |
DRANÖFIK | urgent |
DRANÖN | to press, to rush (of blood, etc) |
DRAT | wire |
DRÄGUN | a dragoon (military) |
DRÄNÄL | an affliction |
DRÄNÖN | to press, push, shove |
DRÄTODÖN (OKI) | to train (= sports) |
DRÄTÖN | to train (= animals) |
DRED | fear |
DREDÖN | to fear |
DREDABIK | awful, fearful |
DREDÄLIK | apprehensive, anxious |
DREDÄLÜKÖN | to alarm, to demoralise |
DREDILIK | uncanny |
DREDIK | afraid |
DREDÖF | cowardice |
DREDÖN (DEMÜ) | to be afraid (of) |
DREFÄB | a (human) subject, a victim |
DREFIK | relevant |
DREFÖN | to affect, to strike |
DREMÄL | anxiety |
DREMET | a vibration |
DREMÖN (DUB/SEKÜ) | to tremble (with) |
DREN | a tear |
DRENAMEAT | tear duct |
DRENÖN | to cry, to weep |
DRENÜKÖN | to distress, to upset (= to make cry) |
DRIM | a dream |
DRIMÖN | to dream |
DRIN | a drink |
DRINAMON | a gratuity, a tip |
DRINED | a beverage |
DRINOD | a drink |
DRINÖN | to drink |
DROG | a drug |
DROLIK | comical |
DRUMÖN | to drone, to hum, to roar |
DU | while |
DUBÄ | because (conjunction) |
DUBO | thereby |
DUBÜKÖN | (to) reset (page) (computger) |
DUGÄDÖN | to accompany (to go with) |
DUGÄL | education |
DUGÄLÖN | to bring up, to educate, to raise |
DUGED | a (musical) accompaniment |
DUGIAN | a 'mains' connection (for gas, water, etc) |
DUGOLÖP | a corridor |
DUGÖN | to direct, to manage, to lead |
DUINAFÄGIK | efficient, competent |
DUINAVOTEM | a repertoire |
DUINOD | an achievement |
DUINOT | an attainment, a deed |
DUINÖN | (to) achieve |
DUJETAPARAT | a shower fitting |
DUK | a dock |
DUKÖP | a dockyard |
DUL | a duration |
DULIK | chronic, lasting |
DULOGAMOVIK | transparent |
DULÖFIK | durable, settled (of weather) |
DULÖN (DÜ) | to last (for) |
DUMIK | dull (=of tone) |
DUN | an action |
DUNALEFOM | active voice (grammar) |
DUNAMOD | a policy |
DUNETATAB | a (shop) counter |
DUNETÄB | a client, a customer |
DUNETÖN | to serve (someone) |
DUNIKOD | a fanatical act |
DUNODÖN | to act (as); to function |
DUNOT | a deed |
DUNÖF | activity |
DUNÖN | to do |
DUODEN | duodenum |
DUBÜKÖN | (to) reset (page) (computer) |
DUSTODAN | an industrialist |
DUTÖN (LÜ) | to belong (to) |
DÜ | during |
DÜD | a paper bag |
DÜF | hardness |
DÜFÄLIKO | hard-heartedly |
DÜFIK | hard |
DÜFIKAM | hardening |
DÜKÄN | a duchy |
DÜNÄDÖN | to do military service |
DÜNAN | a servant |
DÜNASPADÄD | a service area |
DÜNET | an errand |
DÜNOT | a service |
DÜNOTAN | a (shop) assistant |
DÜNÖN | to serve |
DÜP | an hour, o'clock |
* a düp = per hour | |
DÜPAFOLDIL | a quarter of an hour |
DÜPAKOUN | a time zone |
DÜPATELDIL | half an hour |
DÜTÖN | to appropriate |
E
[edit | edit source]E | and |
EBO | just, precisely |
ED | and (before vowels) |
EFE | indeed, but... |
EK | anybody, anyone, someone |
EKÖ | here is (are) |
EKÖMÖLAN | a new arrival |
EL | (article for foreign words) |
ENEITO | the night before last |
ENU | just now |
ET | that (determiner) |
ETDELAO | from that day on |
ETOS | that (abstract pronoun) |
F
[edit | edit source]FA | by |
FAALIK | pale |
FAB | a fable |
FABRIKAM | (the) manufacture |
FABRIKÖP | a factory |
FABRIKÖN | to manufacture |
FABRIKOT | a product |
FAD | a thread |
FAEM | hunger |
FAEMADITRET | a famine |
FAEMIK | hungry |
FAFAR | a fanfare |
FAG | distance |
FAGIK | distant, far |
FAGOSEATIK | remote |
FAGOT | a distance |
FAGOTABUNAM | (the) long jump (= athletics) |
FAGOTALEIGIK | parallel |
FAGOTILÜ | a short distance from |
FAIB | a fibre |
FAILAM | a (financial) failure |
FAILAN | a bankrupt |
FAILOT | a ruin |
FAILÖN | to go bankrupt |
FAINIKAM | fading, withering |
FAJISTIK | fascist |
FAL | a fall |
FALAJELÖM | a parachute |
FALOK | a falcon, a hawk |
FALÖN | to fall |
FALSÄT | a high-pitched voice |
FAM | fame |
FAMIK | famous |
FAMÜL | a family |
FAMÜLANEM | a surname |
FANAPLED | a (game of) 'tig' |
FANÄBAM | imprisonment |
FANÄBÖP | a prison |
FANÄBÖPÄB | a prisoner |
FANÄBÖPÖN | (to be in) prison |
FANÄBÜKAMABÜD | a warrant (for the arrest of) |
FANÄBÜKÖN | to arrest |
FANÄDÖN | to catch, to snatch |
FANÖN | to catch |
FAR | a lighthouse |
FARIN | pharynx |
FARM | a farm |
FARMADOM | a farmhouse |
FARMAN | a farmer |
FASAD | a facade |
FASILIK | easy |
FASILOT | a facility |
FAT | a father |
FATÜL KRITID | Father Christmas |
FATÜITIK | arrogant, conceited |
FAVIK | glum, morose, upset |
FAVÖN | to upset, to worry |
FÄD | a chance event, a coincidence |
(ma fäd = at random) | |
FÄDIK | accidental, by chance |
FÄDIKO | as it happens, perchance |
FÄDO | by chance, unexpectedly |
FÄG | an ability, a faculty |
FÄGIK | able, capable |
FÄGIKO | ably, capably |
FÄGÖN | to be capable, to be in a position to |
FÄKAM | emotion, fervour |
FÄKÄD | excitement |
FÄKÄDIK | excitable |
FÄIKNIBÖN | to squeeze together |
FÄIKNOPÖN | to button up |
FÄISKRUBÖN | to screw down |
FÄISTEIGÄDÖN | to plug, to stop up |
FÄITANÖN | to bind up |
FÄKÄDIKO | emotional |
FÄKÄDÜKÖN | to excite (emotionally) |
FÄKIK | emotional, moved (emotionally) |
FÄKIKÖN | to be moved (emotionally) |
FÄKÖN | to be touched (emotionally) |
FÄKÜKÖL | ardent, highly emotional |
FÄKÜKÖN | to move (emotionally) |
FÄLID | a valley |
FÄNÄDÖN | to flutter, to wave |
FÄNÖM | a ventilator |
FÄRMÜKAMAMUSKUL | sphincter |
FÄRMÜKÖN | to close, to shut |
FÄRMÜKÖN ME LÖK | to lock |
FÄTOT | destiny, fortune |
FE | it's true that |
FEABLUNEDÖN | to re-baptize |
FEAFOMÖM | a tramsformer (electrical) |
FEAJAFÖN (AD) | to convert (into) |
FEALOTÄDÖN | to remove (= move house) |
FEAPLADÖN | to download [computers] |
FEATONATAM | transliteration |
FEATONATÄT | a transliteration |
FEATONATÖN | (to) transliterate |
FEBAKATÄD | working capital |
FEBÄD | a (commercial) enterprise |
FEBOD | occupation, trade |
FEBUL | February |
FED | a federation, league |
FEDIK | federal |
FEDÖN (KO / TA) | to be in league (with / against) |
FEELID | a freckle |
FEFIK | grave, serious |
FEFILÜKAM | combustion |
FEFO | in earnest |
FEGEBÖN | to squander |
FEIFÖN | to whistle |
FEILALÄNED | arable land |
FEILAM | agriculture |
FEILAN | a peasant, a rustic person |
FEILANIK | rural |
FEILAV | agriculture |
FEINIK | fine |
FEINÜKÖL | rarefied |
FEL | a field |
FELIFÄDÖN | to spend (time) |
FEMUR | a femur |
FENIK | tired |
FENÄT | a window |
FENÄTABOED | a window-sill |
FENÄTIKLINÜKAN | a winder cleaner |
FENÜKÖN | to exhaust, to tire |
FERABEM | an iron beam |
FERIN | iron |
FERINAMÜN | iron ore |
FEROD | a rail |
FERODARUTAVEG | a train track |
FESÜL | a (blood) vessel |
FEUDIM | feudalism |
FIBIK | weak |
FIBÖFIK | mild |
FID | food |
FIDACAN | crockery |
FIDACEM | a dining room |
FIDASTAFIL | a chopstick |
FIDÄD | a meal |
FIDÄDAKAD | a menu (table d'hôte) |
FIDED | a dinner |
FIDEDÖN | to dine |
FIDOVIK | eatable, edible |
FIDÖN | to eat |
FIDUIN | completion |
FIDÜP | a mealtime |
FIED | faith |
FIEDIK | faithful |
FIEN | interest (=financial return) |
FIF | a fever, a temperature |
FIFÖN | to have a fever, a temperature |
FIG | a fig |
FIGUR | a figure, a form |
FIJESIPED | (= fibot jelasita pedagetöl) = Aids |
FIKULIK | difficult, hard |
FIL | a fire |
FILAMASTÖF | fuel |
FILASEPÜLÖP | a crematorium |
FILAZÄP | a (pair of) tongs |
FILÄT | a net |
FILED | a burn (=injury) |
FILETATOP | a hearth |
FILETATOPAFÖN | an (open) fireplace |
FILID | ignition (of car) |
FILIDÖM | a lighter |
FILIDÖN | to ignite, to kindle, to light |
FILIG | a fern |
FILM | a film (filmastelan = a film star) |
FILOSOP | philosophy |
FILÖN | to burn (=be burning) |
FILÜKÖN | to burn up |
FIMÄDÖN | to harness, to make firm |
FIMEKÖN | to complete, to finish |
FIMIK | fast, firm |
FIMÜKÖN | to fasten, to fix |
FIN | a conclusion, an end |
FINEN | finance |
FINIDÖN | to abolish, to bring to an end |
FINOT | an (ultimate) end, an extremity |
FINÜKÖN | to conclude, to end, to finish |
FIR | a fir (tree) |
FIT | a fish |
fish and chips = fit e pötetüls | |
FITAVATIÄR | an aquarium |
FITEMAVATIÄRÖP | Public Aquarium |
FIV | a pool |
FIZIR | an officer |
FLAB | a piece of cloth |
FLAD | a bottle |
FLAG | a flag, a standard |
FLAGEDÖN | to ask, to demand, to insist on |
FLAGIÄLIK | demanding |
FLAGÖN | to require |
FLAM | a flame |
FLAMOT | a taper. a torch |
FLAMÜLÖN | to flicker, to glimmer |
FLAN | a side |
FLANÜ | apart from |
FLANÄD | a wing (of building) |
FLANATAB | a sideboard |
FLAP | a hit, a smack |
FLAPIL | a slap |
FLAPILAKREM | whipped cream |
FLAPÖN | to beat, to hit, to slap, to strike |
FLÄKÖMALAMPAD | a (reflective) headlight |
FLÄKÖN | to reflect (light) |
FLÄNO | duty free |
FLÄNÜKAMAMÄK | a (pre-paid) postage stamp |
FLÄTÖN | to flatter |
FLED | a load |
FLEDANAF | a freighter |
FLEDASPADÄD | a cargo hold |
FLEDATOOD | a van |
FLEDAVAB | a lorry |
FLEDINAIF | (the) freight trade |
FLEDOT | a load |
FLEDÜLÖN | to load (a gun) |
FLEGED | a hinge |
FLEGOT | compliance |
FLEGÖN | to bend, to flex |
FLEK | a rev, a turn |
FLEKAM | a rotation |
* talaleflekam = rotation of the earth | |
FLEKIK | flexible, supple |
FLEKÖN | to turn (to) |
FLEN | a friend |
FLENALÖF | (close)friendship |
FLENAM | friendship |
FLENÄDAN | a comrade, a mate, a pal |
FLENÖFIK | amiable, kind |
FLIB | a flea |
FLIFÄDIK | fresh, new |
FLIFÄDÜKÖL | refreshing |
FLIFÜKÖN | to refresh |
FLIFIK | fresh |
FLIODABUK | an in-folio album |
FLITAMUG | a bat (= creature) |
FLITAPOF | an airport |
FLITÄM | a wing |
FLITAJIDAIFIDAN | an air-hostess |
FLITÖM | an aeroplane |
FLITÖN | to fly |
FLOD | frost |
FLODAM | freezing |
FLODÖFÖN | to freeze (due to actions, emotions) |
FLODÖN | to be frozen |
FLOG | a flake |
FLÖDACIN | a freezer |
FLÖDÖN | to freeze |
FLÖKASTUL | a wickerwork chair |
FLÖKOT | a plait (of hair) |
FLOM | a forehead |
FLOR | a flower |
FLORABRASID | a cauliflower |
FLORED | a bouquet |
FLORÖN | to blossom, to flower |
FLORÜP | Spring |
FLOTED | a raft |
FLÖRÖN | to prompt (in theatre) |
FLUD | flow, high tide |
* flud süpik = Spring tide | |
FLUDÜP | at high tide |
FLUK | a fruit |
FLUKEPAGAD | an orchard |
FLUKÜP | Autumn |
FLUM | a current |
FLUMED | a river |
FLUMEDAJEVOD | a hippopotamus |
FLUMOT | a liquid body |
FLUMÖN | to flow |
FLUNÖN | to affect, influence |
FLUTÜLÖN | to whistle (for) |
FO | before (place), in front of |
FOAD | a liver (anatomy) |
FOBEL | headland, promontory |
FOD | a scythe |
FODÖN | to cut, to mow, to reap |
FOG | a mist, a fog |
FOGALÄDÖP | a remote watch (building) |
FOGINAN | an outsider, a stranger |
FOGINIK | foreign, strange |
FOGINÄN | abroad, overseas |
FOGINÄNIK | foreign |
FOGINÄNO | abroad |
FOGOLAN | a predecessor |
FOGOLÖN | to go before, to precede |
FOGÜLÖN | to become hazy |
FOIKÖN | to arise |
FOK | a fork |
FOL | four (folo = in fours) |
FOLDIL | a quarter |
FOLLIEN | a square (shape) |
FOLLIMAFLAP | quadriplegia |
FOM | a form, a shape |
FOMAM | a version |
FOMÄD | a feature |
FOMÄL | imagination |
FOMÄLOD | a figment (of the imagination) |
FOMÄLÖN (BOSI) | to imagine (something) |
FOMÄT | a format, a size |
FOMET | a form (to fill out) |
FOMÖN | to form, to shape |
FOMÜL | a formula |
FOMÜLAM | an (official) request |
FON | a spring (of water) |
FONÄD | a fountain, a well |
FONÄT | a source, a spring |
FONED | a fountain (in garden) |
FOPAN | a fool |
FOPIK | foolish |
FOPLADÖN | to put in front |
FOR | (the) gallows |
FORTIF | a fortification |
FOT | a forest, a grove, a wood |
FOTAZUGOT | a stretch (of forest) |
FOTIKONÖM | forestry |
FOTIKONöMAN | a ranger |
FOTOGRAFAN | a photographer |
FOTOGRAFOT | a photograph |
FOTÜL | a thicket |
FOUK | focus |
FOVO | furthermore, henceforth |
FOVÖN | to follow on |
FÖDÖN | to elevate, to further, to promote |
FÖFAFLAN | front (not back) |
FÖFASTEV (FÖFANAF) | prow (of ship) |
FÖFIK | ahead |
FÖFIO | forwards |
FÖFIÖ! | forward(s)! (exclamation) |
FÖFÖN | to be ahead, to be in front |
FÖFÜ | in front of |
FÖFÜKÖN | to advance |
FÖG | a hammer |
FÖLÖN | to carry out (promise/verdict) |
FOLÜM | a quartet |
FOMÄT | a format |
FOMÖN | to fashion |
FÖDATANOD | a conveyor belt |
FÖN | a heater, a stove |
FÖNIG | Phoenix |
FÖRO | at any time, ever |
FÖVOT | a continuation |
FÖVÖN | to continue |
FRAG | a strawberry |
FRAKETÖN | to crack, to snap |
FRAKTUR | Gothic (type) |
FRAMBOD | a raspberry |
FRAMBODARUBUD | a raspberry bush |
FRAN | a franc (currency) |
FRASEOD | an expression (phrasing); turn of phrase |
FRÄD(S) | an expense, expenses |
FRÄDÖN | to cost (=have a price of...) |
FRÄN | a bit (on bridle) |
FRED | gladness, happiness, joy |
FREDADRAMAT | a comedy |
FREDIK | glad, happy |
FREDIM | optimism |
FREDIMAN | optimist |
FREDIMIK | optimistic |
FREDÖN (DEMÜ/TEFÜ) | to rejoice (over), to be glad/happy (about) |
FREMÄD | a frame |
FREMÜL | a panel |
FRENOLOG | phrenology |
FRENÖM | a brake |
FRENÖN | to brake |
FRESKOD | a fresco |
FRIDEL | Friday |
FRIN | a finch |
FROG | a frog |
FROMAD | a cheese |
FRON | a wrinkle |
FRONT | a (military) front |
FRONTANEF | the front line (of soldiers) |
FRONÜKÖN | to wrinkle |
FRUT | an advantage |
FRUTIDÖN | to benefit from, to make use of, to take |
advantage of | |
FRUTIK | useful |
FRUTÖN | to benefit |
FTISID | tuberculosis |
FUK | a seal |
FULIK | full |
FULIOPÖMÖN | to pump up (tyres, etc) |
FULÜKAPEN | a fountain-pen |
FULÜKÖN | to fill |
FUN | a cadaver, a corpse |
FUNIG | a fungus |
FUNISEPÜLAN | an undertaker |
FURMID | an ant |
FURNOD | an oven, a stove |
* koldülükafurnod = a cooling oven | |
FUROT | a lining |
FUT | a foot |
FUTAFRENÖM | a foot brake |
FUTAGLÖPÄD | football (= game) |
FUTAKÄLAN | a chiropodist |
FUTARETOD | a footprint |
FUTAPLANT | sole (= of foot) |
FUTAYOIN | an ankle |
FUTOGOLAN | a pedestrian |
FUTOGOLANAZON | a pedestrian precinct |
FÜLIK | felt |
FÜMÄDIK | obstinate |
FÜMÄDÄLIK | bloody-minded |
FÜMÄLIK | decisive |
FÜMETIM | determinism |
FÜMETIMAN | a determinist |
FÜMETÖN | to determine |
FÜMIK | certain, sure |
FÜMIKO | certainly, for sure |
FÜMODÖN | (to) verify |
FÜMÖ! | sure! without doubt! |
FÜMÜKAM | confirmation |
FÜMÜKÖN | (to) ensure |
FÜNOD | Foundation |
FÜNÖN | to establish, to found |
FÜSIOLEKÄLAN | physiotherapist |
FÜSÜDAV | physics |
FÜTÜRIK | future |
G
[edit | edit source]GAD | a garden |
GADABUID | a garden hedge |
GADAN | a gardener |
GADÖN | to garden |
GADÖM | a garden tool |
GADAPIADIL | a patio |
GADUT | cod (=fish) |
GAENOD | a profit, a win |
GAENÄTÖN (DE) | to profit (from) |
GAENÖN | to attract, to earn, to gain, to win |
GAGOT | filth, rubbish |
GAL | a vigil |
GALANT | a snowdrop |
GALAXID | a galaxy |
GALÄDAN | a watchman |
GALÄDÖP | a look-out (building) |
GALÄDÖN | to keep an eye on, to watch |
GALÄL | awareness, watchfulness |
GALEDAN | a watchman |
GALEDÖN | to beware, to protect |
(to watch over someone = galedön eki) | |
GALIK | awake |
GALIKÖN | to awake, to wake up |
GALOTÖN | to gallop |
GALÖN | to be awake, to watch |
GALÜKIAN | an alarm clock |
GALÜKÖN (EKI) | to wake (someone) |
GAN | a goose |
GANALOET | roast goose |
GANET | an agency |
GAOD | gauze |
GARAD | a garage |
GARANÖN | to ensure, to guarantee |
GARDAN | a guard (military) |
GARED | an instep (of shoe) |
GARID | a mushroom |
GARNISUN | a garrison (military) |
GAS BRUIDIK | effervescence |
GASAL | a gazelle |
GASED | a magazine |
GASEDEM | the press |
GASEDIMAN | a journalist |
GASIN | gas |
GASINALAMPAD | a gaslight, gaslamp |
GASINARÜD | a gaspipe |
GASINIFABRIK | gasworks |
GÄMÖN (ME RULÄT) | to gamble, to play (at roulette) |
GÄYSÄR | a geyser |
GE | back (return, response, retaliation) |
GEBÄD | a usage |
GEBIDÖN (DÖ) | to have at hand, to have at one's disposal |
GEBIDÜKÖN (EKE BOSI) | to make something available (to someone) |
GEBÖF | a custom |
GEBÖN | to use |
GEDIK | grey |
GEF | a vessel (= container) |
GEGAENÖN | to regain |
GEGIVÖN (EKE) | to give back, to return (to someone) |
GEGOLÄDÜKÖN | to pull back, to retreat |
GEIDAN | a guide |
GEIDAVÖD | a clue (for puzzles) |
GEIDÖN (EKI) | to guide (someone) |
GEIK | reciprocal, reflexive (grammar) |
GEIKAM | a return |
GEIL | height |
GEILIK | high |
GEILOTABUNAM | (the) high jump (= athletics) |
GEILÜKUMÖN | to enhance |
GEIN | brandy, cognac, gin |
(geinapöb = a "dive") | |
GEJOIKÖN | to drive back, to repulse |
GEKÖMÖN (LÜ) | to come back (to), to return (to) |
GELAN | an organist |
GELOGAM | regression |
GELÖN | to play the organ |
GEMAG | an antetype, a counterpart |
GEMAGÖF | symmetry |
GEMOTAM | renaissance |
GEN | sex |
GENÄMS | (the) genitals |
GEOMET | geometry |
GEÖN | to react, to reciprocate |
GERALESON | a crown prince |
GERED | a gene |
GEREDEM | a genome |
GEREDIK | genetic |
GERÖN | to inherit |
GESAG | an answer |
GESAGÖN | to answer |
GESEDÖN | to return, to send back |
GESPIKÖF | (mental) preparedness, quickwitedness |
GESPIKÖM | an answering machine |
GESPIKÖN | to acknowledge, to anser, to reply to |
GESPIKÜ | in reply to... |
GETAZÖT | a receipt |
GETÄVABILIET | a return ticket |
GETÄVASUÄM | a return fare |
GETEDAN | a receptionist |
GETEDÖN | to accept. to receive (people) |
GETIKÖN (DÖ) | to reminisce, to think back (about) |
GETÖN | to get, to obtain, to receive (things) |
GEÜKAM | a reaction |
GEVEGÖN | to return |
GEVÖN | to give, to grant, to present |
GIAN | (the) gigantic |
GIANAN | a giant |
GID | justice |
GIDID | a responsibility |
GIDIDÖN (DEMÜ) | to be responsible (for) |
GIDIK, GIDÖFIK | fair, just, right, seemly |
GIDÜKÖN | to justify, to vindicate |
GIFAFER | cast iron |
GIFÜLOT | spray |
GIG | gout |
GIJÄT | a (ticket) office |
GILDÄT | a corporation |
GIM | a gimlet |
GIMÖN | to bore, to drill |
GIMÜL | a drill |
GINGIF | a gum (= in mouth) |
GINÄDÖN | to wind up (a watch) |
GINÖM | a windlass |
GIRAF | a giraffe |
GIT | justice |
GITAR | a guitar |
GITÄDASÄKÄD | a (judicial) case, a lawsuit |
GITÄT | a just claim, a right |
GITOD | a justification |
GIVIÄLIK | generous |
GIVIDÖN | to delegate, to transfer |
GIVÖN | to give |
GIVÜLÖN | to attribute, to donate |
GLAD | ice |
GLADABEL | an iceberg |
GLADADOMIL | an igloo |
GLADAHOKIY | ice hockey |
GLADARAMAR | a refrigerator |
GLADET | an ice cream |
GLADETÜL | an ice cube |
GLADIOLS | gladioli |
GLADÜL | an ice cream |
GLAN | a gland |
GLATO | free of charge, gratis |
GLÄTÄDAN | a glazier |
GLÄT | glass |
GLÄTIBLADAN | a glass-blower |
GLÄTIBLADÖP | glass-blowing works |
GLÄTIK | (of) glass |
GLÄTÖP | glassworks |
GLÄTOT | glass (substance) |
GLEINÖN | to glean |
GLEIPED | a door handle |
GLEIPÖN | to grasp, to seize |
GLEPÖN | to encroach |
GLEPÄDÖN | to grip |
GLEIPÜLÖN | to handle |
GLIBAN | a vagabond |
GLID | greeting |
GLIDÖN | to greet |
GLIMÖN | to glitter, to shimmer, to shine |
GLOF | growth, increase |
GLOFÖN | to grow |
GLOK | a clock |
GLOKEL | a watchmaker |
GLORIKO | gloriously |
GLORÜKÖN | to glorify |
GLÖB | a bullet |
GLÖBAKUL | a trajectory |
GLÖBIJEDAM | (the) shot-put (= Olympics) |
GLÖFÖN | to grow (= cultivate) |
GLÖMÄD | forgetfulness |
GLÖMÖN | to forget |
GLÖP | a ball, a sphere |
GLÖPAPEN | a ballpoint pen |
GLÖPÄD | a ball game |
GLÖPILÖN | to play marbles (= game) |
GLÖPOT | a dome |
GLÖTIK | envious, jealous |
GLUF | a glove |
GLUMALADÄL | melancholy |
GLUMIDIK | dull, glum, overcast |
GLUMIKÖN | to become overcast |
GLUN | a floor, ground (glunots = grounds) |
GLUNIDALABOT | an estate |
GLUTAPIR | an electric light bulb |
GLUTAVIN | mulled wine |
GLUTIK | ardent, hot |
GLÜG | a church |
GLÜGALESPAD | a nave |
GLÜKOSIN | glucose |
GNOB | a bud, a knob (control) |
GO | quite, very |
GOBADÖN | to arch (cat's back) |
GOBLET | a goblet |
GOKÜL | a chicken |
GOD | God |
GOKAHAUK | a goshawk |
GOL | bearing, deportment, walk |
GOLABOED | a gangway |
GOLÄD | a parade, a procession |
GOLDIN | gold (precious metal) |
GOLDIK | (of) gold, golden |
GOLED | course (of events) |
GOLF | golf (game) |
GOLÖN (LÜ) | to go (to), to walk (to) |
GOUN | a gong |
GÖ! | come on! |
GÖB | a tail |
GÖBAPIANOD | a grand piano |
GÖD | morning |
GÖDALUIM | dew |
GÖDALULIT | dawn |
GÖDED | an acre (of land) |
GÖLIK | early |
GÖN | a favour |
GÖNÄD | an award |
GÖNIK | favourite |
GÖNÖN | to favour |
GRAD | a degree |
GRAHAN | an eclipse |
GRAHANÖN | to conceal, to eclipse |
GRAIFÖN | to cauterize |
GRAINÖN | to grind |
GRAMAFON | a gramophone |
GRÄL | hail (weather) |
GRÄMÖN | to climb |
GRANAT | a pomegranate |
GRATÖN | to caw, to croak |
GREDAKED | a scale (calibration) |
GREN | corn |
GRENAFLOG | cereal |
GRENAFLOGAPÄKED | a cereal packet |
GRETAMAFÄDIK | on a grand scale |
GRETED | magnitude (maths) |
GRETIK | big, great, large, tall |
GRETOT | size |
GRETÜKOT | an enlargement |
GRIFIUN | a griffin (mythology) |
GRIFÖN | to graft |
GRINEDÖN | to grin |
GRINÖN | to grin |
GRIP | 'flu, influenza |
GROBÄLIK | brutal |
GROBIK | unrefined |
GROBÖFIK | coarse, brusque, rough |
GRODIK | pregnant |
GRON | gravel |
GRONASTON | gravel |
GROSÜLIK | wholesale |
GROT | oatmeal |
GROTÄTIK | grotesque |
GRUFET | a line (on hand/face) |
GRULÖN (DUB) | to be swarming, teeming (with) |
GRULÖN | to crawl, to swarm |
GRUP | a group |
GRÜD | grit |
GRÜNIK | green |
GUAYAD | a pear |
GUB | an oar |
GUBÖN | to row |
GUDÄLIK | benevolent, kind-hearted |
GUDIK | good |
GUDIKO | well |
GUDIKUM (KA) | better (than) |
GUDIKÜN (DE/SE) | (the) best (of/in) |
GUDÜKUMAM | an improvement |
GUDÜKUMÖN | to improve |
GUFUR | an abyss |
GUG | a throat |
GUGEDÖN | to gargle |
GUIRÖN | to languish, to waste away |
GUL | an angle, a corner |
GULAV | geometry |
GUM | India-rubber |
GUMALUIBARIF | an elastic band |
GUN | a coat |
GUSTUL | August |
GUT | a taste |
GUTÖN | to taste |
GUVÖN | to administer, to govern |
GÜFLEKIK | backwards, over, reversed |
GULAD | goulash (food) |
GULF | (the) Gulf Stream |
GUR | an abyss |
GUVER | an administration |
GUVÖN | to administer |
GÜ | contrary |
GÜÄ | contrary to |
GÜMNAD | a grammar-school |
GÜN | a gun |
GÜNÜL | a rifle |
GÜTIKO | tastefully |
GÜÜKÖN | to turn over |
H
[edit | edit source]HAD | an ace |
HAGÖN | to groan |
HAJET | hash (food) |
HARAT | a quarter (in a town/city) |
HARÄM | a harem |
HARNAD | a harness |
HARENG | a herring |
HARMONÖM | a harmonica, a mouth organ |
HARPUN | a harpoon |
HÄM | a ham |
HÄRBAT | a vegetable |
HÄRBATIM | vegetarianism |
HÄRBATIMAN | a vegetarian |
HÄRBATISELAN | a greengrocer |
HÄREM | harem |
HÄRET | heresy |
HÄRMETIK | air-tight, hermetic |
HÄROD | a heron |
HÄT | a hat |
HEKÖN | to gasp, to pant |
HER | a hair |
HERAN | a hairdresser |
HERASEFAL | hair loss |
HEREM | a (head of) hair |
HEREMIKÖTÄD | a haircut |
HEREMITEIL | a parting (hair) |
HEROED (HI-/JI-) | a hero, a heroine |
HESTAN | a conjuror, a juggler |
HET | hatred |
HETÄD | spite |
HETÖN | to hate |
HICIL | a son |
HIEL | (masculine sing. form of def. article) |
HIGEM | a brother |
HIKEL | who, which (masculine) |
HIKLEUDAN | a monk |
HIKOMPENAN | a fellow-traveller, a kindred spirit |
HIKULTAN | a clergyman |
HIL | a heel |
HILÖFÜLAN | a toy boy |
HIMATAN | a husband |
HIMEN | a man |
HINDUTAN | a hindu |
HINILÄDAN | a (male) neighbour |
HIOPOT | a hippopotamus |
HIP | a hip |
HIPAL | a father |
HIPUL | a boy, a youth |
HIREG | a king |
HISIÖR | a gentleman |
HIT | heat |
HITER | an uncle |
HITIK | hot |
HITÜKÖN | to heat |
HITÜP | Summer |
HOBUB | an ox |
HOD | barley |
HOG | a hole |
HOGÄD | a perforation |
HOGÖN | to perforate, to pierce |
HOJIPAMIT | mutton |
HOL | an hour's journey |
HOLBUT | halibut |
HOMEN | a eunuch |
HON | a horn (of animal) |
HONED | a beak, a (bird's) bill |
HORIT | the horizon |
HORITÄTIK | horizontal |
HORMON | a hormone |
HÖL | hell |
HUK | a hook |
HUL | a (sea) swell |
HUMAR | a lobster |
HUMUL | a hop |
HÜASEN | a hyacinth |
HÜEN | a hyena |
HÜGIENIK | hygienic |
HÜIT | an oyster |
HÜM | a hymn |
HÜPNOD | hypnosis |
HÜRÖN | to hire |
I
[edit | edit source]I | also, too |
IBÄ | for (conjunction) |
IBO | in fact, really |
ID | also, too (before vowel) |
IDELO | two days ago |
IF | if (if plüdol = if you please) |
IFI | even if |
IFÜ | subject to... |
IGO | even (igo no = not even) |
IN | (place) at, in |
INI | into |
IS | here |
ISAO | hence (=from here) |
ISIO | hither (=to here) |
ISIÖ! | come here! |
ISKIAT | sciatica |
IT | self/selves |
(obs it = we ourselves) | |
ITFRÄD | cost price |
ITO | by myself, yourself, etc. |
J
[edit | edit source]JABEN | a mushroom |
JAD | a shade, a shadow |
JADAMAGOD | a silhouette |
JADOT | a silhouette |
JAFÄB | a creature |
JAFÄD | creation |
JAFÄDÖN | to bring about |
JAFÄL | creativity |
JÄFID | a function |
JÄFIDOT | an organ (eg of newspaper) |
JAFOVIK | creative |
JAFÖN | to create |
JÄFÜD | a field (of knowledge), a product |
* Bolit no binon jäfüd oba = Politics isn't my | |
strong point. | |
JÄFÜDISEVAN | an expert, a specialist |
JAIN | a clothes line, a cord, a rope |
JAK | a shark |
JAKAL | a jackal |
JAKÄT | a jacket |
JAL | bark, peel |
JALOT | a shallot |
JALUD | jealousy |
JALUP | a longboat, a sloop |
JAMOD | a camel |
JAMPÄN | champagne (drink) |
JAN | hemp |
JANAFRIN | a finch (song bird) |
JANÄLIK | fascinating |
JANED | breakfast |
JAPÄLIK | mischievous |
JAPIK | sharp |
JAPÜKÖN | to sharpen |
JARGON | gibberish, jargon |
JASID | a chassis |
JATÖN | to itch |
JÄFÄB | a creature |
JÄFÄDIK | busy |
JÄFÄLÖN (KO) | to be (mentally) absorbed (with) |
JÄFÄLÜKÖN | to absorb |
JÄFID | a function |
JÄFIDÄM | an organ (of body) |
JÄFIDÖN | to function, to work |
JÄFIKÖN (ME) | to be engaged (in), to worry (about) |
JÄFOT | an activity |
JÄFÖN (ME) | to be busy (with), to be occupied (in) |
JÄFÜD | a field of knowledge, a product, a speciality |
JÄFÜDASKILIK | skilful |
JÄFÜDIK | specialized |
JÄFÜDISEVAN | a specialist |
* Bolit no binon jäfüd oba = politics isn’t | |
my strong point.. | |
JÄFÜKÖN (OKI ME) | to bother (oneself about) |
JÄL | a shell fish |
JÄMPOD | a shampoo |
JÄNÄLÖL | absorbing |
JÄPAN | a swindler |
JÄNÄLIK | fascinating |
JÄNÄLÖN | to captivate |
JÄPÜLAN | a mischief-maker, a trickster |
JÄRID | sherry |
JÄRP | a sash |
JÄST | a gesture |
JÄSTÄD | a pose |
JÄTÜLÖN | to tickle |
JEDOT | a dart |
* pledön jedotis = to play darts | |
JEDÖN | to throw |
JEDÜLOTAKEK | sponge cake with crumble topping |
JEDÜLÖN | to scatter |
JEIFALAM | a razor-blade |
JEIFAN | a barber |
JEIFÖM | a razor |
JEIFÖN | to shave |
JEIKIK | awful, horrible, terrible |
JEIKÖN | to scare, to terrify |
JEIKÜLÖN | to shock |
JEK | a fright |
JEKÄLIM | terrorism |
JEKIDUN | an act of terrorism |
JEKIKODAN | a terrorist |
JEKÖN | to be frightened, to be scared |
JEL | protection |
JELED | an apron |
JELETIN | gelatine |
JELOD | a defence |
JELODÖN | to defend |
JELÖM | an umbrella |
JELÖN | to protect |
JEM | shame |
JEMOD | a disgrace |
JEMÖN (DEMÜ) | to be ashamed (about/of) |
JEMÜKÖN | to disgrace |
JEMÜKÖL | abashed |
JENÄD | a development |
JENAV | history |
JENAVAN | a historian |
JENAVIK | historical |
JENET | a case, an instance |
* pö jenet alik = in any case | |
JENOT | an event |
JENOTEM | a history |
JENÖFIK | actual, real |
JENÖFO | actually, in reality, really |
JENÖFOT | a fact |
JENÖFÜKAM | fulfilment |
JENÖN | to happen, to take place |
JENÖFÖ! | indeed! |
JENÜKÖN | to cause, to make happen |
JEP | a herd (of animals) |
JERAGIK | precious |
JERIK | expensive |
JEROTS | valuables |
JEVOD | a horse |
JEVODANÄM | horsepower |
JIB | game (animals) |
JIBALUMAN | a lady soloist |
JIBIRAVAN | a poacher |
JIBUB | a cow |
JICIL | a daughter, a girl |
JIDAIFIDAN | a hostess |
JIEDAMEDIN | a laxative |
JIEDOT | excrement, faeces |
JIEL | (feminine sing. form of def. article) |
JIF | a sheaf |
JIGAM | a bride |
JIGEM | a sister |
JIGOK | a hen |
JIGRODAN | a pregnant woman |
JIJELÄB | a protégeé |
JIKAT | a cat, a queen (=she-cat) |
JIKÄLAN | a nurse |
JIKÄLÄB | a baby |
JIKEL | which, who (feminine) |
JIKLEUDAN | a nun |
JIKLINÜKAN | a chambermaid, a cleaner |
JIKONÖMAN | a housekeeper |
JILEPÄDAN | an abbess |
JILÄT | a waistcoat |
JIM | a (pair of) scissors/shears |
JIMAGIVAN | a witch |
* jimagivanakonot = a witch's tale | |
* jimagivanayag = a with-hunt | |
JIMARKETAN | a marchioness |
JIMATAN | a wife |
JIMEN | a woman |
JIMULAT | a hinny, a she-mule |
JINEPUEDAN | a prostitute |
JINIKO | apparently |
JINÖN | to seem |
JIP | a sheep |
JIPAL | a mother |
JIPLIN | a princess |
JIPUL | a girl, a maiden |
JIPÜL | a lamb |
JIPÜLAVULTUR | a bearded vulture |
JIREG | a queen |
JIT | a shirt |
JITER | an aunt |
JIYUFAN PATIK | an (air) stewardess |
JIZÖTISUMIDAN | a (bus) conductress |
JODEM | rubbish |
JOFIK | bald |
JOFÖR | a chauffeur, a driver |
JOG | a bullrush |
JOIKÖN | to push, to shove |
JOK | a jerk, a jolt, a push, a shove |
JOKAM | jolting |
JOKATUT | canine tooth |
JOKOLADATVILÜL | a chocolate bar |
JOKÖN (TA) | to bump (into) |
JOKÜL | a jerk |
JOL | coast-line, shore |
JOLALESÜT | a (seaside) promenade |
JOLAMABOED | a jetty |
JOLÖN | to approach the shore, to land |
JON | an indication |
JONED | a demonstration |
JONET | a (cinema/TV) screen |
JONETOT | a display |
JONETÜKAM | a demonstration |
JONIAN | a (clock) hand |
JONIDÖN | to be of use |
JONIDÜKÖN | to employ, to provide, to use |
JONIL | a hint |
JONODÖN | to introduce (to someone) |
JONÖN | to indicate, to point, to show |
JONÜLÖN | to demonstrate |
JOT | a shoulder |
JOV | a racket, a row, an uproar |
JOVAN | a hooligan, a troublemaker |
JÖENIK | austere, sober |
JÖL | eight |
JÖLÄT | a (computer) byte |
JÖLPLIFÄTIK | octavo (= paper size) |
JÖN | beauty |
JÖNAMEDS | cosmetics |
JÖNAPENAN | a calligrapher |
JÖNIK | beautiful, fine, lovely |
JÖNUL | a caterpillar |
JÖTASUÄM | balance (= bookkeeping) |
JÖTÖN | to balance (an account) |
JUB | dandruff |
JUEG | sugar |
JUEGAGEIN | rum |
JUG | a rush (plant) |
JUITÖN | to enjoy |
JUK | a shoe |
JUKATANODIL | a shoe-lace |
JUKEL | a shoemaker |
JUL | a school |
JULAN | a pupil, a scholar |
JURNAL | a newspaper |
JUTED | a rush |
JUTEDÖN | to rush |
JUTÖN | to shoot |
JUÜP | a skirt |
JÜ | to, up to, until |
JÜD | a film (= a thin layer) |
JÜFAV | cryptography |
JÜNU | hitherto, until now |
JÜNUIK | up-to-date |
JÜP | a spade |
JÜPÖN | to dig |
JÜPÜL | a shovel |
JÜS | until |
JÜTÖN | to shoot at |
JÜTÜKÖN | to fire |
K
[edit | edit source]KA | than |
KAAZIAD | acacia (plant) |
KAB | a cable (wires) |
KABAAL | (the) Cabala (teaching) |
KABEM (LEKTINIK) | wiring (electrical) |
KAD | a card |
KADAPLEDÖN | to play cards |
KADÄM | an academy, a college |
KAED (TALEDIK) | a map |
KAEDAV | cartography |
KAENAL | an engineer |
KAENAN | a technician |
KAENAV | technology |
KAF | coffee |
KAFASKAL | a coffee-pot |
KAFEIN | caffeine |
KAFETAR | a cafeteria |
KAFIBÖTÖP | a café |
KAGÖN | to gossip, to prattle |
KAGULAN | a gossip |
KAIL | alkaline |
KAIT | a kite |
KAJMIR | cashmere (wool) |
KAK | cocoa |
KAKAD | a cockatoo |
KAKTUD | a cactus |
KALADAPATÄD | a characteristic |
KALAD | character |
KALADÖN | to characterize |
KALED | an almanac, a calendar |
KALIB | calibre, bore (of gun, etc) |
KALIG | a calyx (of flower) |
KALKULAV | arithmetic |
KALKULÖN | to calculate |
KALOT | an account, a bill |
KAMALÄN | a plain |
KAMPANUL | a campanula (flower) |
KAMUFÖN | to camouflage |
KAN | an ability, a skill |
KANAD | a fir tree |
KANAIR | a canary |
KANAYAN | a crook, a scoundrel |
KANÄD | a channel |
KANDEL | a candle |
KANDELIKIPIAN | a candle-stick |
KANGUR | a kangaroo |
KANIBAN | a cannibal |
KANIT | a song |
KANITAN | a singer |
KANITÖN | to sing |
KANITÜLÖN | to hum |
KANÖN ( + INFIN) | to be able to, can |
KANSER | cancer (disease) |
KANUD | a canoe |
KAP | a head |
KAPAKOSÄDÖM | earphone(s) |
KAPAKUSEN | a cushion, a pillow |
KAPAKUSENER | a pillowcase |
KAPÄLIFÖDÖL | promoting intelligence |
KAPAR | a goat |
KAPENAN | a carpenter |
KAPIT | a chapter |
KAPITEN | a captain |
KAPSIG | pepper |
KAPSUL | a capsule (medication) |
KAPSÜL | a (bottle) top/cap |
KAPÜT | a bonnet, a hood |
KAR | a square |
KARBINAHIDRIN | carbohydrate |
KARBUN | carbon |
KARIOF | a carnation |
KARIP | a carp |
KARMISINIK | crimson |
KAROD | (vehicle) bodywork |
KAROV | a caravan ( = travelling group) |
KAROVÖP | a staging post |
KARTILAG | a cartilage |
KARTON | cardboard |
KARUSÄL | a carrousel, a merry-go-round |
KASAMAT | a pill-box (military) |
KASÄT | a box, a case, a cassette |
KASED | a castle, a mansion |
KASER | (army) barracks |
KASKOD | a (ship's) funnel |
KASTAENITAFLAPÖN | to play "conkers" (= game) |
KAT | a cat |
KATALIT | a catalyst |
KATAPULT | a catapult |
KATAR | catarrh |
KATASTROF | a catastrophe, a disaster |
KATÄD | capital, cash |
KATULIK | catholic |
KAUL | a stalk, a stem |
KAV | a cellar |
KAVEAD | a guinea pig |
KAVIDAN | a knight |
KAYAK | a kayak (boat) |
KAYÜT | a cabin (on ship) |
KAZETAMAL | a (written) accent |
KAZETÖN | to accentuate, to emphasize |
KÄBEN | a cabin (of ship) |
KÄD | cash |
KÄDÖFO | cash down |
KÄDÖP | a cash desk |
KÄFED | a ruse, a trick |
KÄFIK | cunning, sly |
KÄFOD | a ruse, a trick |
KÄLAN | a foster-parent |
KÄLÄB | a foster-child |
KÄLÄDAN | a ranger |
KÄLÄLÖN | to care for, to mind |
KALINAPÄRMANGANAT | potassium permanganate |
KÄLÖF | a caring attitude |
KÄLÖFIK | careful, caring |
KÄLÖN | to attend to, to look after, to nurse |
KÄLTIK | celtic |
KÄM | a camera |
KÄN | a cannon |
KÄNAMANAF | a gunboat |
KÄNEDÖN | to precipitate |
KÄPTEN | a (ship's) captain |
KÄSEM | eczema |
KÄV | a dock, a quay |
KEB | a herb (=plant with soft, not woody stalk) |
KEBLÜNÖN | to contribute |
KEBLÜNOT | a contribution |
KEDÄD | a rank (=line of people) |
KEDÄDIO! | get in line! |
KEDOTEM | a scale |
KEDÖBAN | an accomplice (in crime) |
KEDÜLÖN | to link, to string |
KEF | a brush |
KEFÖN | to brush |
KEINIK | charming |
KEINOT | charm |
KEK | a cake |
KEKUNAFLAMAT | appendicitis |
KEL | who, which (relative); (in kel(s)= where) |
KELEODÜKÖN | (to) co-ordinate |
KELOMÄNAN | a fellow-countryman |
KELÖDÖN (KO) | to cohabit (with) |
KELIED | compassion |
KELIEDÖN (KO) | to sympathize (with) |
KELOS | what, which (relative pronoun) |
KENINÜKAMÜ | inclusive of |
KEOLAN | a mate, a pal |
KEP | a cape (=geographical) |
KER | a nucleus |
KERMETATRUP | a travelling fair |
KESENÄL | compassion, sympathy |
KESEV | knowledge |
KESTERIN | cholesterol |
KESUMÖN | to take away (with) |
KEV | a cave, a cavern |
KEVOBÖF | co-operation |
KEVOBÖN | to co-operate |
KEVÖFIK | cavernous, hollow |
KIBER | a cyborg |
KIBERAV | cybernetics (discipline) |
KIBERIK | cybernetic |
KID | a kiss |
KIDÖN | to kiss |
KIEMAN | an (analytical) chemist |
KIEMASANAV | chemotherapy |
KIEMAV | chemistry |
KIEMIK | chemical |
KIEN | a knee |
KIENÖN | to kneel |
KIF? | who? (feminine) |
KIFIK? | which (one)? (feminine) |
KIK | a key |
KIKODO? | why? |
KIL | three |
KILKÖLAVIOL | a pansy |
KILLIEN | a triangle |
KILTONOD | a third (music) |
KIM ? | who? (masculine) |
KIMIK ? | which (one)? (masculine) |
KIN ? | what? which? (neuter) |
KINIK ? | what (one)? which (one)? (neuter) |
KIO ? | what? |
KIOSK | a kiosk, a newspaper stand/stall |
KIOSOTIK | whatever |
KIÖPO? | where? |
KIPEDALEF | Board of Trustees |
KIPÄDÖN | to contain, to hold |
KIPEDÖN | to maintain, to preserve |
KIPIAN | a rack (=for towels, etc) |
KIPIDÖN | to deposit |
KIPLADO? | where? |
KIPÖN | to keep, to hold, to retain |
KIRAT | a (gold) carat |
KIRFAT | cinnamon |
KIS? | what? (abstract) |
KISIK? | what (one)? (abstract) |
KISOTIK? | what sort of . . . |
KITAZÖT | a receipt |
KITIMO? | when? |
KITOPO? | where? |
KITÖN | to receipt, to settle (payment) |
KIUD | a partition |
KLAD | a category, a class |
KLADÄT | a caste |
KLAF | a corn (on foot) |
KLAT | éclat, flamboyance, glamour |
KLATÄDIK | classical |
KLAUNÖFIK | clownish, silly |
KLAV | a key (on keyboard) |
KLAVIKUL | collar bone |
KLAVAN | a typist |
KLAVÖN | to key in, to type |
KLÄDÖM | a cradle |
KLÄM | a bracket = ( ); { }; [ ] |
KLÄN | a secret |
KLÄNIK | private, secret |
KLÄNEDAPLED | (a game of) 'hide and seek' |
KLÄNEDÖN (OKI) | to conceal, to hide (oneself) |
KLÄPED | a hatch, a shutter |
KLEBAZÖT | a label |
KLEDÖM | a seesaw |
KLEDÖN | to sway |
KLEIBÖN | to glue, to paste, to stick |
KLEILIK | clear, plain, unambiguous |
KLEILILOGAM | clairvoyance |
KLEILIKO | obviously |
KLEILÜKÖN | to elucidate, to explain |
KLEMEDÖN | to capitulate, to surrender |
KLEMÖN | to abandon, to decline, to refuse, to relinquish, to renounce |
KLERALEOD | hierarchy (religious) |
KLERÄT | chapter (ecclesiastical) |
KLEUDAN (HI-/JI-) | a monk, a nun |
KLIEN | inclination, tendency |
KLIENÄL | an instinct, intuition |
KLIENÄLO | instinctively |
KLIENIK | inclined (to) |
KLIENÖN (AD) | to incline, to tend (to) |
KLIENÖN (LOVE) | to bend (over) |
KLIET | refreshment |
KLIETIK | refreshing |
KLIETÖN | to refresh |
KLIETOT | a refreshment (klietots = refreshments) |
KLIF | a rock |
KLIFABLÖG | a boulder |
KLIFIK | rocky |
KLILIK | light (=not dark) |
KLIMAT | a climate |
KLINIK | clean |
KLINÖF | cleanliness |
KLINÜKAMAMED | a detergent |
KLINÜKÖN | to clean |
KLIPAJOL | a rocky coastline |
KLIRIKÖN | to call quits |
KLIV | a precipice |
KLOK | a bell |
KLOKIL | a handbell |
KLOKÜL | a doorbell |
KLORIN | chloride |
KLOPÖN | to harvest, to reap |
KLOPÜP | harvest time |
KLOTED | a dress |
KLOTEDAZÄL | a fancy dress ball |
KLOTEM | a suit |
KLOTIKIPEDÖP | a wardrobe |
KLOTILÄGÖM | a clothes hanger |
KLOTÖN | to dress |
KLOTS | clothes |
KLOTUGIK | elegant, smart |
KLOTUGÖN | to suit (of clothes) |
KLÖBÜL | a (bell) clapper |
KLÖPIK | circular, round |
KLÖPÖFIK | portly (of gait) |
KLU | consequently |
KLUBAM | an association |
KLUBÄD | a body (of people) |
KLUDÖN | to deduce, to infer |
KLUDOD | a conclusion (mental) |
KLUÖ ! | well now ! |
KLUF | a nail (woodwork) |
KLUINÖN | to clean, to wipe |
KLUR | an emblem |
KLUT | a lock, a sluice (nautical) |
KLUV | a claw (of animal) |
KLUVÖN | to claw |
KLÜLABIKO | evidently |
KLÜLÄDÖN | to be evident, to be obvious |
KLÜLIKÖ! | of course! |
KLÜNACEM | a cloakroom |
KLÜNATAB | a dressing-table |
KNÄTÄRÖN | to crackle |
KNIBOD | a gag, a muzzle |
KNIBÖN | to nip, to pinch |
KNIRÖN | to creak, to grate |
KNOP | a button |
KO | with |
KOAGÜL | a clot (of blood) |
KOAN | a shell |
KOANAF | a shellfish |
KOANANIM | a mussel (= seafood) |
KOAP | a (person's) body |
KOAPANATÄL | (physical) constitution |
KOAPISKILÜKAM | (physical) exercise |
KOÄF | a coefficient (maths) |
KOBANEF | a gathering (of people) |
KOBÄDIK | common, general |
(kobädo (ko) = in common (with) | |
KOBÄLÄN | a commonwealh (of like-minded nations) |
KOBÄT | solidarity |
KOBIKÖN (KO) | to come together, to converge |
KOBIOKLEBIK | agglutinative |
KOBO | together |
KOBODRÄNÖN | to compress |
KOBOJEN | coincidence, concurrence |
KOBOJENÖN (KO) | to coincide (with) |
KOBOJOIKÖN | to collide |
KOBOJOKÖN (TA) | to collide (with) |
KOBOKÖMÖN | to converge |
KOBONUMÖN | to add up, to add together |
KOBOPEDÖN | to compress |
KOBOYÜMÜKARÄT | a jigsaw puzzle |
KOBÖF | a collectivity |
KOBÜKAM | an assembly, a meeting |
KOD | a cause, reason |
* se kod nepesevöl = for some reason | |
KODÄ | why (conjunction) |
KODÄDÖN | to complicate |
KODED | a reason |
KODEDÖN | to give occasion to, to give rise to |
KODIDÖN (EKE BOSI) | to ascribe, to attribute |
KODÖN | to cause |
KODÜL | a pretext |
KOEDÖN (+ INFIN) | to allow, to permit (koedön falön = to let |
fall) | |
KOEFIDÖN (OKI) | to hear someone’s confession |
KOEFIKÖN | to go to confession |
KOEFÖN | to confess |
KOEG | a cork |
KOEGABUON | a cork |
KOEGITIRET | a corkscrew |
KOF | derision, mockery, ridicule |
KOFÖN | to deride, to mock, to ridicule |
KOFUDÜKÖN | to confuse |
KOITÖM | a penis |
KOITÖN (KO) | to have intercourse, mate (with) |
KOJMAR | a nightmare |
KOKAIN | cocain |
KOKOT | a coconut |
KOKRETOT | concrete (substance) |
KOKUN | a cocoon |
KOL | in regard to, in respect of |
KOLAT | coal |
KOLATAN | a coalman |
KOLATAJUP | a coal shovel |
KOLED | a lunch |
KOLET | a collar (clothing) |
KOLD | coldness (physical) |
KOLDÄLIK | coldness (emotional) |
KOLDÄT | a chill, a cold |
KOLDÄTIKÖN | to catch a chill/cold |
KOLDÜKÖN | to become chilly |
KOLDIK | cold (temperature) |
KOLDÜLIK | cool, fresh |
KOLDÜLÜKAFURNOD | a cooling oven |
KOLDÜLÜKÖM | a cooler, a (car) radiator |
KOLED | a lunch |
KOLEDÖN | to lunch, to have lunch |
KOLET | a collar |
KOLKÖM | an encounter, a meeting |
KOLKÖMANEF | an assembly |
KOLKÖMÖN | to encounter, to meet |
KOLPORTAN | a hawker, a peddler |
KOLTENÜKÖN | to stretch out |
KOLUM | a column (architecture) |
KOLUN | a colony (settlement/encampment/base) |
KOLUNAN | a colonist |
KOLUNÄN | a colony (country) |
KOLUNÄNACANS | colonial produce, groceries |
KOLUNÖN | to colonize |
KOMAD | a coma |
KOMANDÖN | to recommend |
KOMÄDÖN | to exist |
KOMBINATOR | many parts |
KOMIK | present (in attendance) |
KOMIP | a fight, a struggle |
KOMIPIÄLIK | aggressive |
KOMIPÖN (TA) | to fight, to struggle (against) |
KOMIPÖP | an arena |
KOMITETANEF | a committee |
KOMITO | on commission |
KOMÖN | to be present |
KOMOREIDÖN | to lecture, recite, to read (in public) |
KOMOTANEF | a community |
KOMPAD | a compass |
KOMPAIN | a company (of soldiers) |
KOMPENAN | a fellow-spirit, a colleague |
KOMPENÄT | a (commercial) company |
KOMPENÄTAN | a partner (in firm) |
KOMPENÖN (PÖ) | to share (with), to take part (in) |
KOMPLEM | completion |
KOMPLITIK | complex, complicated |
KOMPLITIKÖN | to become entangled |
KOMPLITüKÖN | to entangle |
KOMUIN (SALUDIK) | communion (holy) |
KOMULAN | a representative |
KOMULÖN | to represent |
KOMUNAN | an average person, man in the street |
KOMUNIK | common, general, ordinary |
KOMUNÖFIK | familiar |
KOMÜ | in the presence of |
KONAN | narrator |
KONDÖT | behaviour, conduct |
KONDÖTÖN (ÄS) | to behave (as) |
KONÄD | a legend |
KONED | a novel |
KONFÄKOT | ready to wear (clothes) |
KONFIDIK | close (friend) |
KONFERÖN | to confer (consult together) |
KONFID | confidence, faith, trust |
KONFIDIK | confident, faithful, trustful |
KONFIDÖN | to have faith in, to trust |
KONFIT | jam |
KONFITASKAL | jampot |
KONGRUEN | a congruent (maths) |
KONKER | a conquest, a victory |
KONKERÖN | to conquer, to overrun |
KONLET | a collection |
KONLETÖN | to collect |
KONOT | a story, a tale |
KONOTÜL | an anecdote |
KONÖM | (the) economy, (the) household |
KONÖMAV | economics |
KONÖMAVAN | an economist |
KONÖN | to narrate, to tell (= a story) |
KONSÄL | a (piece of) advice |
KONSÄLACÄM | a Council Chamber |
KONSÄLIDADÜP | an appointment |
KONSÄLIDÖN | to consult |
KONSÄLÖN | to advise, to counsel |
KONSÄLÖP | a town hall |
KONSÄRT | a concert |
KONSIENIVESTIG | an examination of conscience |
KONSIENÖFIK | conscientious |
KONSTATÖN | to take note of, to notice |
KONSULÖP | a consulate |
KONTAG | (sense of) touch |
KONTAGALENTÜL | contact lense |
KONTAGAPÜN | interface (physics) |
KONTAGÖN | to contact, to touch |
KONTROLÖN | to control, to check |
KONÜD | a (fir) cone |
KONYAK | brandy |
KONYUGÖN | to conjugate (verbs) |
KONYUN | a conjunction (grammar) |
KOOTIK | fully cooked |
KOP | a body (= substance) |
KOPIK | physical |
KOPIED | a copy |
KOPIEDAGITÄT | copyright |
KOPIEDÖN | to copy |
KORÄKÖN | to correct, to mark (work) |
KORDÜL | a sinew, a tendon |
KOR | a choir |
KORIAL | coral |
KORIALANISUL | an atoll |
KORIALAREF | a coral reef |
KORIAND | coriander |
KORNED | a cornea (eye) |
KORSÄT | a bodice, a corset |
KORUL | coral (= pink) |
KOS | opposite (=facing) |
KOSAM | a contact |
KOSÄD | company, communication, social intercourse |
* kosäd genik = sexual intercourse | |
KOSÄDAPÜK | colloquial speech |
KOSÄDÖN (KO) | to associate (with), to communicate (with); to get |
on/to go around (with) | |
KOSGOLÖN | to approach, to go to meet |
KOSID | a livelihood |
KOSIDÖN | to earn one’s living |
KOSIKÖN (KO) | to communicate (with) |
KOSLOGÖN | to anticipate, to look forward to |
KOSÜKÖN | to put in touch with |
KOT | a code |
KOTAVÖD | a code word |
KOTENIK | contented, satisfied |
KOTENÜKAM | satisfaction |
KOTENÜKÖN | to satisfy |
KOTIN | cotton |
KOTUR | a quail |
KOULT | (the) occult |
KOUP | an occupation (military) |
KOUPÖN | to occupy (military) |
KOVEN | comfort |
KOVENASTUL | an easy chair |
KOVENIK | comfortable |
KOVENIÄLIK | convenient, opportune |
KÖ | where (correlative) |
KÖB | a comb |
KÖBAMAYÄN | worsted (cloth) |
KÖBÖN (OKI) | to comb (one's hair) |
KÖDET | an incision |
KÖDÖN | to carve |
KÖG | a cough |
KÖGÖN | to cough |
KÖK | a micrococcus (medical) |
KÖL | colour, paint |
KÖLAN | a (house) painter |
KÖLÖN | to paint |
KÖLÜL | a tint |
KÖMÖN (LÜ) | to come (to) |
KÖNÄD | a coin |
KÖNÄDAV | numismatics |
KÖP | a cup |
KÖPET | a (beer) glass |
KÖRAMAN | the knave of hearts (card games) |
KÖRAREG | the king of hearts (card games) |
KÖRAVOM | the queen of hearts (card games) |
KÖRTEN | a curtain |
KÖSÖMIK | common, habitual, usual |
KÖSÖMOT | a custom, a habit |
KÖSÖMÖN (AD) | to be accustomed (to), to be wont (to) |
KÖSÖMÜKÖN | to accustom |
KÖST | a cousin |
KÖT | a cut |
KÖTAPÜN | (point of) intersection |
KÖTÄD | a slice |
KÖTÄDIL | an incision |
KÖTED | a cutting edge |
KÖTET | a (surgical) operation |
KÖTETAVAN | a surgeon |
KÖTOT | a piece, a portion |
KÖTÖN | to cut |
KÖTÜLÖN | to prune (kötülön bimis = to prune trees) |
KÖV | an envelope |
KRAB | a crab |
KRAL | a claw |
KRAN | a cranium, a skull |
KRASUM | a colon |
KRATED | an abrasion, a scratch |
KRATÖN | to scrape, to scratch |
KRAVAT | a necktie |
KRAXÖN | to crow |
KRÄKÖN | to burst |
KRÄN | a crane |
KRÄTÄD | a crate |
KREDÖN (MÖ) | to believe (in) |
KREDIDÖN | to make believe, to pretend |
KREF | a crayfish |
KREM | a cream |
KRET | chalk |
KRETÄD | a crayon |
KREVÄT | a prawn, shrimp |
KRIG | a war |
KRIGAGOLÄD | a crusade, a (military) expedition |
KRIGISTÖP | a truce |
* begön krigistöpi = to call for a truce | |
KRIGÖN (TA) | to wage war (against) |
KRIK | a cricket |
KRIKÜL | a grasshopper |
KRIM | a crime |
KRIMAN | a criminal |
KRIMÖF | criminality |
KRINUL | a crinoline |
KRIPÖN | to creep |
KRISET | a hamster |
KRISID | a crisis |
KRISTAD | crystal |
KRISTADAGLÄT | cut glass |
KRIT | Christianity |
KRITID | Christmas |
* Fatül Kritid = Father Christmas | |
KRITIDAZÄL | (festival of) Christmas |
KROD | a cross |
KRODAM | crucifixion |
KROK | a crocus |
KROKOD | a crocodile |
KROLIG | a rabbit |
KROMOSOM | a chromosome |
KRONAM | a coronation |
KRONIG | a chronicle |
(jen kronigik = chronicling) | |
KRONÜL | a wreath |
KROPIKÖN | to crouch down |
KROT | a rattle |
KROTASNEK | a rattlesnake |
KROTÖM | a castanet |
KROV | a crow |
KRUGALIEN | a curve |
KRUGIK | curving, winding |
KRUGIKÖN | to coil, to wind |
KRUÄLIK | cruel, ferocious |
KRUGÜL | a curl |
KRÜDIK | raw, uncooked |
KRÜSALID | a chrysallis |
KRÜSEN | a chrysanthemum |
KRÜT | a criticism, a critique |
KRÜTÖN | to review (books) |
KUBIT | an elbow |
KUD | anxiety, worry |
KUDIK | anxious, worried |
KUDÜKÖLO | earnestly |
KUELEL | a ukulele |
KUIN | a quintal (= 100 kg) |
KUKÖN | to be boiling (vat kukon = the water's |
KUKUK | a cuckoo |
KUL | a course (= movement); a track |
KULAN | a pioneer, a trailblazer |
KULIK | epoch-making |
KULIT | a scene (theatrical) |
KULIVIK | cultured, educated |
KULÖN | to clear |
KULTASALUDÜKAM | ordination (to priesthood) |
KULTÖN | to worship |
KUM | a heap, a pile |
KUMAM | an accumulation |
KUMULATOR | an accumulator (electric) |
KÜM | a swarm |
KUN | a cow |
KUPRIN | copper |
KUPRINAGAVOT | a copper engraving |
KUR | a (royal) court |
KURAAN | (the) Koran |
KURAD | bravery, courage |
KURADIK | brave, courageous |
KURADÜKÖN | to encourage |
KURAN | a courtier |
KURATÄL | punctuality |
KURATIK | exact, precise |
KURBIDÖM | an (electric) switch |
KURSÜD | a course (of lessons) |
KURUGIK | courtly |
KUSADÖN | to accuse |
KUSEN | a cushion, a pillow |
KÜ | when (correlative) |
KÜBÄD | a cube |
KÜG | a cucumber |
KÜID | a thigh |
KÜIR | leather |
KÜIRED | a (shoe) strap |
KÜKANÖG | a boiled egg |
KÜKÖN | to boil (kükobs vati = we boil the water) |
KÜL | an anus |
KÜMAM | a swarm (of bees) |
KÜMÖN | to swarm |
KÜNIDAN | a cynic |
KÜNIDIK | cynical |
KÜNIDIM | cynicism |
KÜNIK | bold, cheeky |
KÜNÖN | to be cheeky, to dare |
KÜPÄDIK | remarkable |
KÜPÄDIKÜN | most remarkable |
KÜPÄL | attention |
KÜPÄLIK | attentive |
KÜPÄLÖN | to check, to make sure |
KÜPÄLÜKÖN | to draw attention to |
KÜPEDOT | an observation |
KÜPEDÖN | to observe, to notice, to watch |
KÜPET | a remark |
KÜPETÖN | to comment |
KÜPODÖN | to be caught (in the act) |
KVAADUK | an aqueduct |
KVAD | a (geometric) square |
KVADIK | square (shape) |
KVAGÖN | to croak, to quack |
KVASAR | a quasar |
KVATÄD | braid |
KVÄNÖN | to extinguish, to turn off |
KVÄNEDÖN | to efface, to obliterate, to wipe out |
KVÄR | an acorn |
KVÄREP | an oak (tree) |
KVÄREPABOAD | oak (wood) |
KVEATOR | equator |
KVIL | an eagle |
KVIP | a team |
KVISINAL | a chef |
KVISINAN | a cook |
KVISINAV | culinary art |
KVISINÖN | to cook |
KVISINÖP | a kitchen |
KVISIT | (the) Inquisition |
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[edit | edit source]LABEDÖN | to take possession of |
LABIÄLIK | ambitious, avaritious, covetous |
LABOT | a possession |
LABÖN | to have |
LABUN | an album |
LABÜKÖN | to make available |
LABÜLÖN | to assume, to occupy |
LABÜREN | labyrinth |
LAD | a heart |
LADÄL | disposition, feeling(s), temperament |
LADÄLALIED | heartbreak |
LADÄLATAKED | calmness, composure |
LADÄLOD | a frame of mind |
LADÄLÖF | sensitivity |
LADET | an address |
LADETÄB | an addressee |
LADÖFIK | cordial |
LAED | lattice |
LAEL | an alley-way, a grove |
LAF | a half |
LAFAB | an alphabet |
LAFADÜP | half-an-hour |
LAFAPLEDEDÜP | half-time (in football) |
LAFIK | half |
LAGÖN | to be hanging (pänot lagon len völ = the |
picture is hanging on the wall) | |
LAIBINÜKÖN | to keep (something) going |
LAIDAREMAN | a regular customer |
LAIDÄL | insistence, perseverence |
LAIDÄLÖN (PÖ) | to insist (on) |
LAIDÖN | to be stable |
LAIDULIK | constant |
LAIDULIKO | continually |
LAIDULÖN | to persist |
LAIDULÜKAM | perpetuation |
LAIJÄFÖN | to carry on, to continue |
LAILIFÖN | to live on, to survive |
LAIN | wool |
LAJIMÖN | to cut up |
LAK | a lake |
LALÄF | a slug |
LALEG | seaweed |
LALEGORIK | allegorical |
LALGORIT | an algorithm |
LALIAD | an alloy |
LALKIMAN | an alchemist |
LALKOHOL | alcohol |
LALKOV | an alcove, a recess |
LALPIK | alpine |
LALT | alto (music) |
LAM | a (sharp) blade |
LAMERIKÄN | America, the United States |
LAMIRAL | an admiral |
LAMPAD | a lamp |
LAMPIUN | a (Chinese) lantern |
LAMPÖR | an emperor |
LAMPÖRÄN | an empire |
LAN | a soul, a spirit |
LANAL | (the) Supreme Spirit |
LANAV | psychology |
LANÄLIK | enthusiastic |
LANÄLÖN | to enthuse |
LANÄLÜKÖN | to enthuse |
LÄNEDAL | a landowner |
LANILEKÄL | psychiatric treatment |
LANIVESTIG | psychiatry |
LANIVESTIGAN | a psychiatrist |
LÄNOD | landscape |
LANÖFIK | spiritual |
LANTÄR | a (decorative) lamp, a light |
LANTEN | an aerial, an antenna |
LANUD | an alder (tree) |
LAOÄD | an aloe (plant) |
LAODIK | aloud, loud |
LAODIKO | loudly |
LAORTAD | aorta |
LAPELACÖDAL | an appeal judge |
LARABAN | an arab |
LARAM | an alarm |
LARAMÖN | to raise the alarm |
LARDAMEL | (the) open sea |
LARDIK | extensive |
LARGENTASTÖMEM | (table) silver |
LARGENTIN | silver (substance) |
LARIN | a larynx |
LARTÜG | a (newspaper) article |
LASÄR | a lizard |
LASBED | asbestos |
LASER | a laser |
LASIL | an asylum (from an enemy), a shelter |
LASIV | lust |
LASUMÖN | to pick up |
LASÜRABLÖV | an azure blue |
LATAR | an altar |
LATIK | late, tardy |
LATIKÖN | to be late |
LATLETIK | athletic |
LAUD | a lark |
LAUTAN | an author, a writer |
LAUTOT | a (written) work |
LAUTÖN | to write (as an author) |
LAVABASIN | (kitchen) sink |
LAVABÖVÄD | a washbasin |
LAVACIN | a washing machine |
LAVALAUK | washing liquid |
LAVARAN | a miser |
LAVARIK | avaricious, mean |
LAVASTITOD | a laundry |
LAVAT | lava |
LAVÄDAFLAB | a face cloth |
LAVOD | laundry |
LAVOGAN | a lawyer |
LAVÖN | to wash |
LAVÖP | a laundry |
LAVÜLÖN | to rinse |
LAY | garlic |
LAYET | a drawer |
LÄ | by, with |
LÄB | happiness, fortune, luck |
LÄBIK | happy, fortunate, lucky |
LÄBLIN | a contribution |
LÄCERIK | frivolous, superficial |
LÄD | lady, Mrs (läd 'X' = Mrs. 'X') |
LÄDÜL | young lady, Miss (lädül 'X' = Miss 'X') |
LÄFULÜKIK | extra, supplementary |
LÄGIAN | a belt (supporting gun, etc) |
LÄGÖN | to hang (lägob pänoti len völ = I hang |
the painting on the wall) | |
LÄKÖN | to lick |
LÄL | garlic |
LÄMPIK | clear (weather) |
LÄN | country, land |
LÄNÄD | country (as opposed to town) |
LÄNED | ground, terrain |
LÄNEM | a nickname |
LÄNOD | scenery |
LÄO | in addition |
LÄOD | an addition, an epithet |
LÄRNAHIPUL | an apprentice boy |
LÄRNAN | a learner, a pupil |
LÄRNOD | a lesson |
LÄRNÖN | to learn |
LÄS | less |
LÄSDIGIDÖN | to underestimate |
LÄSETÖN | to disappoint |
LÄSIKAM | a decline |
LÄSIKÖN | to become weaker |
LÄSKIOMAN | an Eskimo |
LÄSÖFIK | demeaning |
LÄTEN | brass |
LÄTIK | last (lätiküno = last of all) |
LÄTIKNA | the last time |
LÄTIKO | lastly |
LÄÜKÖN | to enclose |
LÄYÜMIK | additional |
LÄZIB | a side dish |
LEADÖN (+ INFIN) | to allow, to permit, to let (leadön |
falön = to drop (to let fall) | |
LEADÖN DEFLUMÖN | to deflate (air from tyre) |
LEÄKTRONAV | electronics |
LEAR | an olive tree |
LEARAFLUK | an olive |
LEARALEÜL | olive oil |
LEBASOV | double bass (music) |
LEBAT | a scourge |
LEBAVET | a shawl |
LEBIT | a campaign |
LEBLADÖN | to blow (of wind) |
LEBLAM | a reprimand |
LEBLAMÖN | to reprimand |
LEBLIMÖN | to make up (a bed) |
LEBLUDAM | a haemorrhage |
LEBONED | a subscription (to a magazine, etc) |
LEBONEDÖN | to subscribe (to a magazine, etc) |
LEBÖB | (the) Stock Exchange |
LEBÖTAN | a head waiter |
LEBÖTID | a drinking spree |
LEBUG | a gulf (= coastal) |
LEBÜDAN | a commander |
LEBÜR | a head office |
LEBÜRAL | a chancellor |
LECÄD | highness, eminence |
LECED | a point of view |
LECEIN | a conversion |
LECEK | a stable |
LECÜD | an axe |
LECÜT | a fraud, a swindle |
LED | lace |
LEDAUT | a princess |
LEDINIK | principal |
LEDINO | chiefly, mainly, principally |
LEDITÖN (DE) | to say goodbye, to take leave (of) |
LEDOM | a mansion, a palace |
LEDREDODIK | macabre |
LEDROLIK | ridiculous |
LEDUNÖFIK | elaborate |
LEDUNÖN | to accomplish, to attain, to carry out |
LEDUTOD | a property (= quality) |
LEDUTÖN (LÜ) | to belong (to) |
LEDÜFIK | rock hard |
LEEFAD | an elephant |
LEF | balm, yeast |
LEFAD | a line, a string |
LEFANOT | booty; a quarry (hunting); spoils (of war) |
LEFAT | a grandfather |
LEFÄK | an obsession, a passion |
LEFÄKÄLIK | extreme, passionate |
LEFÄNÖN | to wave |
LEFENIKÖN | to exhaust |
LEFIDED | a banquet |
LEFIL | a conflagration |
LEFILAHUK | a poker |
LEFILAPOLDAN | a fire-fighter, a fireman |
LEFILÖ! | fire! |
LEFILÖN | to be burning, to be on fire |
LEFLITÖM | an airliner |
LEFOG | a cloud |
LEFÖN | a furnace |
LEFRED | (good) cheer |
LEFREDIK | cheerful |
LEGAD | a (public) park, public gardens |
LEGÄT | a legation (= building) |
LEGIK | genuine, real |
LEGIVOT | a gift, a present |
LEGLÖPOT | a dome |
LEGLÜG | a cathedral |
LEGUAN | an iguana |
LEHÄRETAL | a heresiarch |
LEHITIK | boiling hot |
LEIG | equality |
LEIGAMAGOD | an example (= parable) |
LEIGAMOD | a counterpart |
LEIGAPENAM | a homograph |
LEIGATON | an equivalent sound |
LEIGÄT | equivalent |
LEIGAVET | equilibrium |
LEIGED | a uniform |
LEIGETÖN | to be quits, to be straight |
LEIGIK | equal |
LEIGO | likewise |
LEIGOD | a comparison |
LEIGODIK | comparable |
LEIGODO | by (in) comparison |
LEIGODÖN (KO/TÄ) | to compare (with) |
LEIGODÜ | in comparison with |
LEIGÖN | to equal, to be equal to |
LEIGOSO | equally, just as |
LEITIK | light (= not heavy) |
LEJÄFIDÖN (ME) | to be obsessed (with) |
LEJEDÖN | to fling, to hurl |
LEJEKÖN | to appal, to terrify |
LEJENÖF | reality |
LEJONOD | an instruction |
LEJUIT | a delight |
LEJUITIK | delightful |
LEKÄL | treatment (medical) |
LEKAN | art |
LEKANAN | an artist |
LEKANÄL | artistry |
LEKANOT | a fine art |
LEKÄF | a trick, a deception |
LEKÄL | (medical) treatment |
LEKLÄR | lightening (in a storm) |
LEKEV | a cave |
LEKEVAV | speleology |
LEKLEUDAN | a prior |
LEKLIN | cleanliness |
LEKLUINÖN | to clean, to polish |
LEKLUINÖM | a polisher, a scraper |
LEKOEF | a creed |
LEKOEFÖN | to admit, to confess |
LEKOMIP | a battle |
LEKONED | a novel (literature) |
LEKONFIDÖN | to rely on |
LEKOSÄDADÜP | the rush hour |
LEKRED | a belief, a faith |
LEKREDAKOBÄD | a (religious) sect |
LEKREDANASEDÄB | a missionary |
LEKTIN | electricity |
LEKTINAFLUMIKURB | an electric switch |
LEKTINANÄM | electric power |
LEKTINANIBUD | a trolley bus |
LEKTINIDÖN | to electrify |
LEKTINIK | electric(al) |
LEKUSEN | a cushion, a pillow |
LEKÜPÄLÖN (ME) | to concentrate (on) (mental activity) |
LEL | a lily |
LELATLETIK | athletic |
LELILÖN | to hear, to learn, to understand |
LELIVAKONÖMAV | a free economy (theory) |
LELIVAMASONAN | a freemason |
LELOBÖN | to praise, to worship |
LELOGÄDIK | outstanding, prominent |
LELOGÖN | to consider |
LELÖF | passionate love |
LELÖFÄDIK | fond (of) |
LELÖFÄDIKÖN (DÖ) | to fall in love (with) |
LELÖFIK | dear, lovable |
LELÖFÖN | to love (passionately) |
LELÖLO | as a whole |
LELÜGIK | tragic |
LEM | paralysis |
LEMAKET | a supermarket |
LEMEIL | flour |
LEMEKÖN | to complete, to finish |
LEMESED | an income, a salary, a wage |
LEMOT | a grandmother |
LEMOTEDIK | (of) gentle (birth) |
LEMÖD | a lot of |
LEMÖDOT | a crowd, a great deal |
LEMUDIÄR | a muzzle |
LEMUFÜKÖN | to agitate, to shake, to shrug |
* lemufükön nami = to shake hands | |
LEMUAM | an extreme |
LEMUIK | extreme |
LEMÜF | a locomotive |
LEMÜLÖN | to limp |
LEMÜR | a splash |
LEN | at, on |
LENAUD | a horror |
LENKÖTÖN | to slice |
LENLABÖN (KLOTIS) | to wear (clothes) |
LENO | certainly not, not at all |
LENOS | absolutely nothing |
LENOID | a din, a noise |
LENOF | an insult |
LENSEIDOT | an appendix (book) |
LENSUMÖN | to accept |
LENTÜL | a lens (eye) |
* kontagalentül(s) = contact lense(s) | |
LENUIK | up-to-date |
LENÜKÖN (KLOTIS) | to put on (clothes) |
LENÜNAN | a reference (person) |
LEOD | an arrangement, an order |
LEODÖN | to arrange (in order) |
LEODÜKÖN | to arrange (items) |
LEOG | an echo |
LEON | a lion (leonasep = a lion's den) |
LEONATOAR | a sea lion |
LEP | an ape, a monkey |
LEPÄDAN | an abbott |
LEPÄDANÖP | an abbey |
LEPEDÖN | to crush |
LEPID | repentance |
LEPLÄG | a (dress) rehearsal |
LEPLEDS LÜMPIK | The Olympic Games |
LEPLEKÖN | to adore, to supplicate, to worship |
LEPLÜT(S) | manner(s); politeness |
LEPÖK | a failure |
LEPRAD | leprosy |
LERÄT | a puzzle |
LEROR | a shout, a shriek |
LERORÖN | to bellow, to shout, to yell |
LERÖBAPAPÜR | sand paper |
LESAG | an assertion |
LESAGÖN | to assert, to claim |
LESEATÖP | an (army) position |
LESET | a theorem |
LESI! | sure! |
LESIG | a drought |
LESIL | outer space |
LESINIK | wicked |
LESINOD | vice |
LESIÖN | to assure, to ensure, to make sure of |
LESIÖRADOM | a manor (house) |
LESKAN | an outrage |
LESOGÄD | high society |
LESON | a prince |
LESPAD | (the) cosmos |
LESPADABLUF | a space probe |
LESPADANAF | an spaceship |
LESPADANAFAN | an astronaut |
LESPADATIMÄD | (the) space age |
LESPAT | an excursion |
LESKRUB | a (ship's) screw |
LESTAB (MELA) | the bottom (of the sea) |
LESTEKATEGED | an eiderdown |
LESTIGÄDÖN | to irritate |
LESTIMAN | an admirer, a fan |
LESTRALÖN (LOVE) | to outshine |
LESTÜM | esteem, regard, reverence |
LESTÜMÖN | to esteem |
LESUIDIKÖN | to faint away |
LESÜT | a highway |
LETÄLEN | genius |
LETEP | a hurricane |
LETIDAN | a headmaster |
LETIK | (mental) consideration |
LETIKÖN | to consider |
LETIRÖM | a wrench |
LETIRÖN | to drag, to haul |
LETODÖN | to defy, to torment |
LETÖBID | trouble, inconvenience |
LETÖN | to let in |
LETÜV | the discovery (of continent/country) |
LEÜL | oil, lubrication |
LEÜLÖN | to oil, to lubricate |
LEVALANAF | a space ship |
LEVALIDACED | a general opinion |
LEVEG | a highway, a road |
LEVEMIK | enormous, supreme |
LEVERIK | absolute |
LEVIENIK | wind-swept |
LEVIP | passion |
LEVOTIKAM | an anti-climax |
LEYANAN | a gate-keeper, a janitor |
LEZIL | fervour, zeal |
LEZILIM | extremism, fanaticism |
LEZIÖB | a (prison) cell |
LIÄG | holly |
LIB | freedom, liberty |
LIBAVILADÜNÖLAN | a volunteer |
LIBELUL | a dragonfly |
LIBIK | free |
LIBIO | free (stadükön libio = to set free) |
LIBÜKAM | liberation |
LIBÜKAN | a rescuer |
LICID | a lychee (= fruit) |
LICIN | origin |
LID | a song |
LIÄNÜLAM | a foot (in verse) |
LIEDAN | a sufferer |
LIEDIK | unfortunate |
LIEDÖ! | unfortunately! |
LIEDÖN (DEMÜ) | to suffer (for/from/on account of) |
LIEDÜKÖN | to upset (emotionally) |
LIEG | fortune, riches, wealth |
LIEGIK | rich, wealthy |
LIEGÖF | richness |
LIEN | a line |
LIENÄD | a (physical) feature |
LIENET | madness, mania |
LIENETIK | insane, mad |
LIEV | a hare |
LIF | life |
LIFAJENÄD | a life history |
LIFAMOTAMIK | viviparous |
LIFICINIK | bio-mechanical |
LIFIK | alive, living |
LIFOT | an experience |
LIFÄDÖN | to spend (time) |
LIFÖFIK | brisk |
LIFÖFÜKÖN | to invigorate |
LIFÖN | to be alive, to live |
LIFT | an elevator, a lift |
LIKÖR | a liqueur |
LIKVIR | liquorice |
LIL | an ear |
LILAMASIEN | (sense of) hearing |
LILAMASTUMIL | a hearing aid |
LILAMAZÄN | the inner ear |
LILÄMISUDÜKÖL | deafening |
LILÖN | to hear |
LIM | a limb, a member |
LIMAN | a (human) member |
LIMEDÜKAM | membership |
LIMONAD | lemonade |
LIN | a ring (= a circle) |
LINDIGOT | indigo |
LINDIF | apathy |
LINDIFÖN | to be indifferent |
* lindifos = it doesn't matter | |
LINEG | a tongue |
LINGLAPÜK | English (= the language in general) |
LINGLÄN | England |
LINGLÄNAPÜK | English (= the language of England) |
LINUL | linoleum |
LINUMASTOF | linen (cloth) |
LIO? | how? |
LIOMÖDOTIKNA? | how many times? |
LIOMÖDOTO? | how much? |
LIÖL | a mile |
LIÖTAN | a lieutenant |
LIP | a lip |
LIPASTAFÜL | lipstick |
LIRID | iris (both eye and flower) |
LISED | a list |
LISITAN | a candidate |
LISLADÄN | Iceland |
LIT | light (= not dark) |
LITAREKLAM | an illuminated advertisement |
LITAREOL | a halo |
LITASTRALÖN | to shine |
LITERAT | literature |
LITIK | bright, light |
LITODÖN | to print (photographs) |
LITÜKAM | illumination |
LITÜKÖN | to illuminate |
LIUD | a link (connection) |
LIUNÖN | to draw, to trace (a line) |
LIUNÜL | a comma |
LIVÄL | self-sufficiency |
LIVÄTIK | independent |
LIVIK | free, loose, slack, unfastened |
LIVOD | leave (in army) |
LIVÖN | to be loose |
LIVÜKAM | release (from prison, duty, etc) |
LIVÜKÖN | to loosen, to slacken, to unfasten |
LIVÜP | leisure (time); a pastime |
LO | in view of |
LOASID | an oasis |
LOATAMON | rent (payment) |
LOATAN | a lodger |
LOATATOOD | a taxi |
LOATÄB | a hired servant |
LOB | praise |
LOBEDIK | obedient |
LOBEDÖN | to obey |
LOBLINÖN | to bring up (a subject) |
LOBÜL | approval |
LOBÜLAVOKÄDÖN | to cheer |
LOBÜLÖN | to applaud |
LÖDADOM | an apartment |
LODASPAD | the hold of a ship (for cargo) |
LODOT | a cargo, a load |
LOENÖN (DE) | to borrow (from); to loan |
LOETAMAPAÄL | a frying-pan |
LOETAMAPARAT | a barbecue |
LOETAMIT | roast (meat) |
LOETANÖG | a fried egg |
LOETAMAPARAT | a barbecue |
LOETAPÖTETIL | a chip |
LOETÖN | to fry, to roast |
LOFOT | a (specific) offer |
LOFÖN | to offer |
LOFÜD | east |
LOG | an eye |
LOGABOB | an eyebrow |
LOGAGLÖP | an eyeball |
LOGAKEV | an eye socket |
LOGALIP | an eyelid |
LOGALIPÖN | to blink |
LOGALIPAHER | an eyelash |
LOGAM | (sense of) sight, a view |
LOGASAUNÜKÖP | an eye clinic |
LOGATOF | an eye drop |
LOGÄDIK | visible |
LOGÄDIKÖN | to become visible, to be seen |
LOGÄDÖN | to be seen, to be visible |
LOGED | a glance, a look |
LOGEDAHOG | a peep-hole |
LOGEDÖN (LÜ) | to glance (at), to look (at) |
LOGET | a gaze |
LOGETÖN | to contemplate |
LOGOD | a face |
(logodakölül = complexion) | |
LOGODÖN (ÄS) | to appear, to look (like) |
LOGOT | a sight |
* pö logot balid = at first sight | |
LOGOTÖN (ÄS) | to appear outwardly (like) |
LOGÖFOT | a (tourist) attraction |
LOGÖN | to look, to see |
LOJAD | a (theatre) box |
LOK | a mirror |
LOKTOP | an octopus |
LOKÖN | to be mirrored/reflected |
LOM | home |
LOMÄDÜKÖN (OKI) | to settle down |
LOMANEF | (the) family |
LOMÄN | homeland |
LOMÄNAN | a (fellow) countryman |
LOMÄNÄL | patriotism |
LOMIO | homewards |
LOMO | at home |
LOMÖFACEM | a sitting room |
LON | a/the law |
LONÄD | a decision |
LONÄDÖN | to determine, to settle |
LONEM | the (body of) the law, legislation |
LONÖF | a particular quality |
LONÖFIK | valid |
LONÖFÖN | to be valid |
LONÖN | to arrange, to ratify |
LONÜLÖN | to put, to submit (for con sideration) |
LOP | an opera |
LOPÜL | an operetta |
LORD | a lord |
LOREIDÖN | to read out |
LORKID | an orchid |
LORM | an elm |
LOSEITÖN | to present |
LOTERAZÖT | a lottery ticket, a raffle ticket |
LOTID | accommodation |
LOTIDÄB | a guest |
LOTIDÖP | an hotel, a hostelry |
LOVATIK | oval (shape) |
LOVE | over |
LOVEBOID(IO) | overboard |
LOVEBOTAM | a (water) crossing |
LOVEGOLÖN (LOVE) | to cross (over) |
LOVELIFÄDÖN | to outlive |
LOVEIKÖM | interface (computer) |
LOVEIVOTÖN (INI) | to turn / convert (into) |
LOVELOGAM | a bird's-eye view |
LOVENAF | a ferry(boat) |
LOVENAFAMÖP | a ferry crossing |
LOVEPENAM | transcription |
LOVEPENÄT | a transcription |
LOVESEDÖN | to transmit |
LOVESUMÖN | to succeed (= to follow on); to undertake (to do |
something) | |
LOVIOTIRAKLOT | a pullover, a sweater |
LOXIN | oxygen |
LOZON | ozone |
LÖÄDÖN | to rise, to stand up |
löädön se bed = to get up | |
LÖBIDAKÖTÖN | to lobotomize (= to cut frontal lobe of brain in |
an operation) | |
LÖBRUID | effervescence |
LÖDADOM | a flat |
LÖDAN | an inhabitant |
LÖDATEAD | an appartment, a flat |
LÖDAVAB | a caravan |
LÖDÖN | to live, to reside |
LÖDÖP | place of residence |
LÖDÜKÖN | to inhabit, to live in |
LÖF | love |
LÖFÄB | a loved one |
LÖFÄL | a hobby |
LÖFIDIK | appealing, charming |
LÖFIK | lovable, dear |
LÖFILÖN | to like |
LÖFLAM | a blaze |
LÖFÖFIK | kind |
LÖFÖN | to love |
LÖFÜLÖN | to caress, to fondle |
LÖG | a leg |
LÖIK | upright |
LÖK | a lock |
LÖLIK | entire, whole |
LÖLIKO | completely, wholly, quite |
LÖLÖFIK | complete |
LÖLIMIK | extremist |
LÖMIN | a chemical element |
LÖNAFRUTÄL | self - interest |
LÖNANATÄLIK | innate |
LÖNÄL | one's very self, the essential self |
LÖNEDIK | fitting, suitable |
LÖNEDIKÖN (AD) | to become adapted (to) |
LÖNEDÖN (PÖ) | to be fitting, to be suitable (for) |
LÖNEDÜKÖN | to adapt, to adjust |
LÖNIK | (one's) own |
LÖNÜLÖN | to conform to |
LÖODÖN | to erect, to raise up |
LÖÖN | to stand up straight |
LÖPATEGED | a counterpane (on bed) |
LÖPATIDÖP | a college |
LÖPIKÖN | to take off (= aeroplane) |
LÖPIKÖL | ascending |
LÖPIO | upward(s) |
LÖPIOTOVÖN | to uplift |
LÖPO | up(stairs) (go löpo = topmost) |
LÖPÜ | above, on top of |
LÖSTANÖN | to stand up |
LÖSTROGENIN | oestrogen (drug) |
LÖTIRÖN | to pull up |
LÖÜKÖN | to raise up |
LOVEMELIK | overseas |
LOVESTÜRÖN | to pass on |
LÖVIK | low (= height) |
LUÄG | a harebell |
LUBEGAN | a beggar |
LUBEL | a hill |
LUCÄD | snobbery |
LUDIVODIK | addictive |
LUDOMIL | a hut |
LUDRINÖN | to booze |
LUEG | a lung |
LUEGAFLAMAT | pneumonia |
LUF | windward side (nautical) |
LUFAT | a stepfather |
LUFLAD | a jug |
LUFUT | a paw |
LUFÜMIK | vague |
LUG | a lie |
LUGAN | a liar |
LUGÖN | to lie |
LUKAGAM | malicious gossip |
LUKRÜT | (bad) criticism |
LUHARAT | a slum |
LUHÄT | a cap (= headgear) |
LUIB | a wheel |
LUIBAMEKAN | a wheelwright |
LUIMIK | wet |
LUIMIKÖN | to get wet |
LUIMÖF | humidity, moisture |
LUIMÖN | to be moist/wet |
LUIMÜLIK | damp |
LUKÄFIK | cunning, sly |
LUKOMUNIK | vulgar |
LUKÖNÄDAMON | loose change |
LUMAN | a scoundrel |
LUMESED | a gratuity, a tip |
LUKOFIKO | mockingly, sneeringly |
LUKRED | superstition |
LUKÜNIK | foolhardy |
LUL | five |
LULAK | a pond |
LULIT | poor light, twilight |
LUM | an elm (tree) |
LUMAGIF | pomp |
LUMAN | a wretch |
LUMARAT | (the) rat race |
LUMOT | a stepmother |
LUNÄDIK | oblong |
LUNET | (geographic) length |
LUNID | a glimmer (= weak light) |
LUNIK | long |
LUNOFÖN | to abuse, to revile |
LUNOTIK | long (= measure) (lunotik mö mets |
kil = three metres long) | |
LUNÜKÖN | to lengthen |
LUP | a wolf |
LUPANAR | a brothel |
LUPLEIDIK | conceited, vain |
LUPÖP | a mob, a rabble |
LUPREDIK | unctuous |
LUSLUGÖN | to swallow up |
LUSMEL | a stench |
LUSMELÖN (ÄS) | to stink (of) |
LUSOG | a gang |
LUSPET | an illusion |
LUSPIKÖN (DÖ) | to chatter, to gossip (about) |
LUSTÄN | a pennant |
LUSTEBEDÖN | to miss (= neglect) |
LUSTIGÄDAN | a ringleader, a trouble-maker |
LUSTOG | a ankle-sock |
LUSÜT | an alley, a lane (= in town) |
LUT | air |
* in lut lardik = in the open air | |
LUTAM | ventilation |
LUTAMAFONÄD | a ventilation shaft |
LUTAPED | air pressure |
LUTAPOF | an airport |
LUTAPOT | airmail |
LUTEM | (the) atmosphere |
LUTEDAN | a hawker |
LUTOFAD | gossamer |
LUUK | an ulcer |
LUVAB | a cart |
LUVEG | a lane, a path (= in the country) |
LUVERATIK | probable |
LUVOKÄD | a cry, a shout |
LUVOKÄDÖN | to cry out, to shout |
LUXAMÖN | to glance through |
LUYAL | a corridor |
LUYÖN | to moo (like a cow) |
LÜ | to, toward(s) |
LÜ- | -in-law |
(lüfat, lümot = father-in-law, mother-in-law) | |
LÜÄL | a (mental) attitude |
LÜÄT | uvula |
LÜBÄTIK | tempting |
LÜD | wrestling |
LÜFAT | a father-in-law |
LÜG | sadness |
LÜGADRAMAT | a tragedy |
LÜGIK | sad, sorry |
LÜGOLOVIK | accessible |
LÜJONIL | an allusion |
LÜKAN | a spy |
LÜKONFIDÖN | to entrust |
LÜKÖLO | furtively |
LÜKÖM | an arrival |
LÜKÖMAN | a new arrival (person) |
LÜKÖMÖN (LÜ) | to arrive (at) |
LÜKÖMÖP | a destination |
LÜKÖN | to spy on, to watch |
LÜL | an owl |
LÜLENÜKÖN | to stretch out |
LÜLOGAN | an onlooker, a spectator |
LÜLOGANEF | an audience (of members of the public) |
LÜLOGED | a sight, a spectacle |
LÜLOGEDÄL | an aspect |
LÜLOGÖN | to watch |
LÜMÄT | a match (for lighting) |
LÜMF | lymph (gland) |
LÜMPIAD | Olympiad |
LÜNAVAN | an optician |
LÜNÄT | (a pair of) spectacles |
LÜOD | direction |
LÜODÄL | counselling, guidance |
LÜODÜ | towards, in the direction of |
LÜODÜKÖN | to direct, to guide |
LÜSMILILÖN (LÜ) | to smile at |
LÜSPIKAVÖD | a form of address |
LÜTIRÖN | (to) attract |
LÜSTRID | a hedgehog |
LÜSUMÖN | to accept, to acknowledge |
LÜT | a lute |
LÜÜKÖN | to add (to), to attach |
LÜVÖN | to desert, to leave |
LÜXÜÖD | a luxury |
LÜYÜMOD | a determinative |
M
[edit | edit source]MA | according to |
MAALGAM | an amalgamation |
MAAT | a mast |
MAÄ | as (= in proportion) |
MABAR | amber |
MABOIN | marble (substance) |
MADIK | mature, ripe |
MAETÜT | amethyst |
MAF | a measure |
MAFÄDÜ | for, in relation to... |
MAFIB | an amphibion |
MAFIDÖN | to try on (clothes) |
MAFOT | a size (shoe, glove); a dimension (general) |
MAFÖN | to measure |
MAG | a likeness, a representation |
MAGAD | a shop, a store |
MAGAPENÄT | hieroglyphics, pictography |
MAGÄD | an impression |
MAGÄDABIK | impressive |
MAGÄL | a fantasy (imagery) |
MAGÄLIK | fantastic |
MAGÄLOD | a mirage |
MAGÄLÖN | to imagine |
MAGED | an appearance, build (of person); a form; a phenomenon |
MAGET | a style (clothing) |
MAGIFIK | splendid, wonderful |
MAGITAN | a magistrate |
MAGIVAL | a wizard |
MAGIVAN | a magician |
MAGIVÖN | to practise magic |
MAGNET | a magnet |
MAGNOL | a magnolia (tree) |
MAGOD | a picture |
MAGODAKAD | a picture card |
MAGODAKASÄT | a video cassette |
MAGODATANIL | a video tape |
MAGODEMÖP | gallery (of computer images) |
MAGODISUMODÖN | a video recorder |
MAGOT | a statue |
MAGOVIK | imaginable |
MAGUL | a representation, a reproduction |
* magulön oki su . . . = to model oneself on . . . | |
MAHUN | mahogany (wood) |
MAIFIK | open |
MAIFOD | a gap, an opening |
MAIFÜKÖN | to open |
MAIKÖTÖN | to cut open |
MAIPADÖN | to open a book |
MAIT | maize (= cereal) |
MAJÖ! | quick march! |
MAKET | a market |
MAKRON | macaroni |
MAKRORIN | an elephant seal |
MAL | a mark, a sign |
MALAMANÄTÄPRET | sign language (for the deaf) |
MALAR | malaria |
MALÄD | a disease, an illness |
MALÄDAN | a patient |
MALÄDANIVABED | an ambulance |
MALÄDANÖP | a hospital, an infirmary |
MALÄDIK | ill |
MALÄDIKÖN | to become ill, to fall ill |
MALEDITILÖ! | blow it! damn it! |
MALEKÖN | to march |
MALEOL | a knuckle |
MALET | a signal |
MALETALIT | a traffic light |
MALETAMATÜM | a lighthouse |
MALOD | an adjunct (grammar) |
MALT | malt |
MALUV | a mallow |
MAN | a man |
MANDOLIN | a mandolin |
MANID | mania |
MANIK | male |
MANÖV | a manoeuvre |
MAP | a file, a folder, a portfolio |
MARAT | a marathon (= race) |
MARÄD | a marsh |
MARÄDÜKAM | swamping |
MARÄDÜKÖN | to swamp |
MARD | Mars |
MARENIK | naval |
MARGARIN | margarine |
MART | a weasel |
MARTÜRAN | a martyr |
MASADACEM | an attic, a garret |
MASAPEN | marzipan |
MASAT | a mass (= great quantity) |
MASET | a massage |
MASETAN | a masseur |
MASKAGUMOD | chewing-gum |
MASKAR | a mask |
MASKÖN | to chew, to masticate |
MASTAN | a master |
MASTÖN | to rule |
MASTURBAT | masturbation |
MASTÜKÖN (OKI DÖ) | to master, to make oneself the master of |
MAT | marriage |
MATABLIM | (wedding) trousseau |
MATAN | a husband or a wife |
MATEDADEL | a (wedding) anniversary |
MATEDATÄV | a honeymoon |
MATEMATAN | a mathematician |
MATER | (basic) material |
MATIKÖN (KO) | to get married (to), to marry. to wed |
MATIOL | a stock-gilliflower, a wallflower |
MATIRAJAN | a betrothal, an engagement |
MATITEIL | a divorce |
MATITEILÖN | to divorce |
MATRAD | a mattress |
MATROD | a sailor |
MATÜKÖN | to marry, to wed |
MAULÄT | an amulet, a charm |
MAXÜL | a jaw |
MÄYONÄD | mayonnaise (garnish) |
MAYUL | May |
MAXÜL | a jaw |
MÄDÖN | to upholster |
MÄGIK | lean (= not fat(ty); slim, thin |
MÄK | a sign |
MÄKÖN | to (make a) mark |
MÄKUN | opium |
MÄL | six |
MÄNED | a mantle, an overcoat |
MÄNIOTÖN | to mention |
MÄNIOTÜL | an allusion, a remark |
MÄNSIDIK | thin (of hair) |
MÄNT | mint |
MÄPET | violence |
MÄPLAT | a plaster (medical) |
MÄPÜDIK | cheeky, impudent, insolent |
MÄR | a fairy tale |
MÄRALÄN | fairyland |
MÄRKURIN | mercury (substance) |
MÄSÄD | Mass (R.C. Church) |
MÄSPIL | a medlar (tree) |
MÄT | competitiveness |
MÄTED | competition |
MÄTEDÖN (KO) | to compete (with) |
MÄTÖP | an arena |
MÄYONÄD | Mayonnaise (garnish) |
MÄYORAM | marjoram |
MÄYÖN | to bleat (sheep) |
MÄZUL | March |
ME | by means of, with |
MEB | a recollection |
MEBAMAL | a monument |
MEBÖN | to recall |
MED | a means (to an end) |
MEDIN | a medecine, a remedy |
MEDITÖN | to ponder |
MEDUL | spinal cord |
MEDÜ | by means of... |
MEGÖN | to splash about |
MEIB | a reminder |
MEIKÖN | to lay (railway line), to lay out (a garden) |
MEIN | mining |
MEINÄD | a mine |
MEKAVAMEN | a robot, an android |
MEKAVIK | artificial |
MEKÖN | to do, to make |
MEL | a sea |
MELADOG | a seal |
MELAJETET | a pier |
MELAKÄV | a wharf |
MELAMALÄD | seasickness |
MELAN | a sailor |
MELAPON | a pier |
MELARAVAN | a pirate |
MELARAKET | a torpedo |
MELAROVÖP | (sea) straits |
MELASPATAVEG | a promenade |
MELASÜT | a strait (geographical) |
MELAT | molasses, treacle |
MELATÄV | (sea) voyage |
MELOD | a melody |
MELUN | a melon |
MEM | memory |
MEMOT | a memory |
MEMOSEVÖN | to recognize |
MEMÖN | to remember |
MEN | man (= a human being) |
MENABIDÄD | man (= human species) |
MENÄD | an age (= generation) |
MENAMÖDOT | a crowd, a multitude |
MENEN | meninges |
MENIK | human |
MENOD | a (general) improvement |
MENS | people (= in general) |
MERITÖN | to earn, to merit |
MERUL | a blackbird |
MESED | a (financial) reward, a salary, a wage |
MESEDIK | rewarding |
METAL | a metal |
METOD | a method |
METÖF | (the) metric system |
METÖFAV | metrology |
MEUG | an opinion, an outlook, a point of view |
MEUGIJON | a demonstration |
MIBÖNÖN | to envy |
MID | (human) flesh |
MIDUN | a fault, a misdeed |
MIED | a boundary, a limit |
MIEDALIEN | a side (maths) |
MIEDETÖN | to define (= bounds/limits) |
MIEDÖFÜKAM | restriction |
MIEDÜKÖN | to hem in, to restrict |
MIEL | honey |
MIELAVIN | mead |
MIFOMIK | disfigured |
MIFÄT | a catastrophe |
MIFÄTAN | a malefactor |
MIGACIN | a mixer |
MIGEB | abuse, misuse |
MIGOT | a mixture |
MIGÖM | a blender, a mixer |
MIGÖN | to mix |
MIJENOT | an accident |
MIKEB | a weed |
MIKONDÖTAN | a good-for-nothing, a scoundrel |
MIKÖMIK | unwelcome |
MIKRODAGRUFILASIRKOT | a long-playing record (an LP) |
MIKROFON | a microphone |
MIKROVEF | a microwave |
MIKROVEFAFURNOD | a microwave oven |
MIL | a thousand |
MILAG | a miracle |
MILIG | milk |
MILIGATUT | milk tooth |
MILIGÖP | a dairy |
MILIT | an army |
MILITIK | military |
MILMET | a kilometre |
MIMALALOGED | an omen |
MIMALIKO | ominously |
MIMEUG | hostility |
MIN | a mineral |
MINAVAT | mineral water |
MINILUDIK | suspicious |
MINIMILEM | vermin (= as a category) |
MINISTER | a ministry ( =government department) |
MINISTERÖP | a (government) ministry (= building) |
MINT | mint (herb) |
MINUM | a minimum |
MINUT | a minute |
MIOPIK | short-sighted |
MIOTIK | dirty, foul, polluted |
MIOTÖN | to soil |
MIOTÜKAM | (general) pollution |
MIOTÜKÖN | to pollute |
MISEK | a fiasco |
MISEKIM | defeatism |
MISERABIK | wretched |
MISMELÖN | to stink |
MISTAD | a drawback |
MISTOM | a thunderstorm |
MISTOMÜL | a squall |
MISUL | measles |
MISUR | a beat, a measure |
MIT | meat |
MITEODAV | mythology |
MITICÖPAN | a butcher |
MITICÖPÖP | a butcher's shop |
MIVEG | a trespass |
MIVIM | a bad mood (mivimiko = in a bad mood) |
MO | away, away from |
MOÄDÖN | to omit |
MOB | a suggestion |
MOBÖN | to propose, to suggest |
MOBÜ | at the suggestion of |
MOD | a manner, a means, a way |
* in mod seimik = somehow | |
MODUGÖN | to abduct |
MODUN | destruction |
MOELÄT | an omelette |
MOFIAN | gear box |
MOFÖM | gear lever |
MOFÖN | to drive (= animals) |
MOFUGÖN (DE) | to escape, to run away (from) |
MOGOLÖN | to go away |
MOIKÖN | to be rid of |
MOJÜTÖN | to go through (to dispose of one after another) |
MOLÄDIK | gentle, tender |
MOLIK | soft |
MOMOFÖN | to expel, drive away, repel |
MON | money |
MONALAYET | a (shop) till |
MONAPOKÜL | a wallet |
MONAPÖNOD | a (monetary) fine/penalty |
MONEM | a fortune |
MONIGETOT | a (monetary) tribute |
MONIT | a ride (= on an animal) |
MONITANAMAGOT | a statue mounted on horseback |
MONITÖN | to ride (an animal) |
MOSAIG | a mosaic |
MOST | a monster |
MOSTÖFIK | atrocious, monstrous |
MOSUMÖN | to take away |
MOT | a mother |
MOTÄVÖN (DE) | to depart (from), to leave |
MOTED | a birth |
MOTEDADEL | a birthday, date of birth |
MOTEDALÄN | land of one's birth, native land |
MOTEDÖP | place of birth |
MOTÖN | to give birth to |
MOTOR | an engine, a motor |
MOTORANIBUD | a bus, a coach |
MOTORASAIKUL | a motor-cycle |
MOTORASAIKÜL | a moped |
MOTORAVAB | an automobile, a car |
MOÜKÖN | to get rid of, to take away |
MÖ | by (=indicating quantity) |
MÖBEM | (a suite of) furniture |
MÖDAGOD | polytheism |
MÖDAVÖG | polyphony (music) |
MÖDIK | many, much |
MÖDIKUM | more, several |
* mödo mödikumo = much more | |
MÖDO | a great deal |
MÖDOT | a number/quantity/amount |
MÖDÜKUMAM | proliferation |
MÖGABID | subjunctive mood (grammar) |
MÖGÄDO | eventually |
MÖGIK | possible |
* as much as possible = mögiküno | |
MÖGOD | a chance, a possibility, potential |
MÖGOV | a coverage area (as in radio/TV) |
MÖGÖN | to be possible (mögos, das..= it may be that) |
MÖKOT | a (medical) preparation |
MÖKÖN | to prepare |
MÖN | an (outside) wall |
MÖSKÖD | musk |
MÖV | a seagull |
MU | extremely, most |
MUAD | amusement, entertainment |
MUADIK | amusing, entertaining |
MUADÖN | to amuse, to entertain |
MUD | a mouth |
MUDEL | Monday |
MUDOT | a mouthpiece |
MUF | a movement |
MUFAVAN | a mechanic |
MUFÄTÖN | to flit |
MUFOVÜKÖN | to loosen |
MUFÖN (ÄS) | to move (like) |
MUFÜKIAN | a motor (device/machine) |
MUFÜKÖN | to instigate, to start off, to turn over (car engine); |
* mufükön mäpetiko flitämis = to flap wings | |
MUFÜLIK | unsteady |
MUFÜLÖN | to wobble, to waddle |
MUG | a mouse |
* mugaparat = a (computer) mouse | |
MUIF | worry |
MUIFÖN | to worry |
MUIFÜKIK | ill at ease |
MUIFÜKÖN | to (cause to) worry |
MUIK | maximal, maximum |
* muiko = to the maximum | |
MUL | a month |
MULUD | a mule |
MUN | (a/the) moon (fulamun = a full moon) |
MUNÄD | a satellite (= the moon(s) |
MU NILÜ... | next to |
MU PATO | above all |
MURB | a blackberry |
MURIK | sullen |
MURÖN | to grumble |
MURÜLÖN | to mumble |
MUSAK | a (domestic) fly |
MUSED | a museum |
MUSIG | music |
MUSIGABOG | a music box |
MUSIGALEF | an orchestra |
MUSIGAN | a musician |
MUSIGÖM | a (musical) instrument |
MUSK | moss |
MUSKAT | a nutmeg |
MUSKÄN | (the) tundra |
MUSKÄTAN | a musketeer |
MUSKIT | a mosquito |
MUSKITIL | a gnat |
MUSKUL | a muscle |
MUSTAG | a moustache |
MUTAR | mustard |
MUTÖN (+ INFIN) | to have to (= must) |
MUÜKÖN | to maximize |
MÜÄTIK | dumb, silent |
MÜDAPALAT | soft palate |
MÜDIK | soft, tender (= not hard/tough) |
MÜEDÖN (DUB) | to divide (by) (maths) |
MÜFÖN | to move, to shift |
MÜGÄT | a lily of the valley |
MÜGDAL | an almond |
MÜKIK | humble |
MÜKÜKÖN (OKI) | to humble (oneself) |
MÜP | a vaccination |
MÜPÖN | to vaccinate |
MÜRÖN | to murmur, to ripple, to trickle |
MÜSTER | a mystery |
MÜSTERAV | mysticism |
MÜTÖN | to compel, to force |
MÜUL | a mussel (seafood) |
N
[edit | edit source]NAARGID | anarchy |
NAATOM | anatomy |
NAÄTÜ | to the power of ... (maths) |
NABALENIK | close-fitting, tight |
NABIK | narrow, tight |
NABÖFIK | concise |
NABÖFODÖNUAM | a résumé, a summary |
NAD | a needle |
NADIV | an endive |
NAED | a time (= once, twice, etc) |
NAEDAM | multiplication (maths) |
NAEDILO | just, simply |
NAEDOT | a product (= an end result) (maths) |
NAEDÖN | to multiply (maths) |
NAEMUN | an anemone |
NAF | a ship, a vessel |
NAFANEF | a crew (of ship) |
NAFASKRUB | a propeller |
NAFÄDOT | flotsam, wreckage |
NAFEM | fleet, navy |
NAG | a barge |
NAIDALEÜL | aniseed oil |
NAIDALIKÖR | anisette (liqueur) |
NAILON | nylon (fabric) |
NAJOV | an anchovy |
NAK | an anchor |
NAKAR | mother-of-pearl |
NAKLÜM | an anvil |
NAM | a hand |
NAMABÜOSAG | palmistry |
NAMAFRENÖM | a handbrake |
NAMAGLÖPÄD | handball (game) |
NAMAKEV | palm (of the hand) |
NAMAPENÄD | a manuscript |
NAMAPLAG | chiropractic |
NAMAPLAGAN | a chiropractor |
NAMETO | (by the) handful |
NANAD | a pineapple |
NARD | valerian (flower) |
NARKOT | an anaesthetic |
NARZID | a daffodil, narcissus |
NAT | nature |
NATÄDIK | wild |
NATÄDÖP | a waste, a wilderness |
NATÄL | nature (= temperament) |
NATED | open country |
NATEM | breath |
NATEMAM | breathing |
NATEMASITOT | respiratory system |
NATEMIBERAVÖL | breathtaking |
NATEMÖN | to breathe |
NATIK | natural (= relating to nature) |
NATIVESTIGAN | a naturalist |
NATÖFIK | natural (= relating to skill/temperament) |
NATRINAKARBATAZÜD TELIK | bicarbonate of soda |
NAUD | disgust |
NAUDODIK | sickening |
NAUDÖN | to sicken |
NAÜTIK | boring, tedious, tiring |
NAÜTÖN | to bore, to tire out |
NAVÄT | a turnip |
NÄEDAM | subtraction (maths) |
NÄEDÖN | to subtract (maths) |
NÄFÄTÖN | to infect |
NÄG | a stitch |
NÄGACIN | a sewing machine |
NÄGÄR | a negro |
NÄGÖN | to sew |
NÄIÄDIK | adjoining |
NÄIBUMOT | a (building) extension |
NÄIJENOT | an episode (in book, film, radio, TV) |
NÄILUSÜT | a side alley |
NÄIO | incidentally |
NÄISINIF | a connotation, a secondary meaning |
NÄISÜT | a sidestreet, a turning |
NÄM | force |
NÄMÄD | power |
NÄMÄDAN | a potentate |
NÄMÄDIÄLIM | imperialism |
NÄMÄT | authority |
NÄMETÜKÖN | to charge (electrically) |
NÄMIK | strong |
NÄMÖFIKO | energetically |
NÄN | a dwarf |
NÄRVODIK | nervy, jittery, jumpy |
NÄTÄPRETAN | an interpreter |
NÄSÄK | an insect |
NÄSTÜLÖN (LEN) | to nestle (up to) |
NÄTÄPRETAN | an interpreter |
NÄTIK | intact, unimpaired |
NÄTIMIK | intimate |
NÄTÜKAM | a repair |
NÄTÜKÖN | to mend, to repair |
NÄZÜM | an enzyme |
NEAI | never, always not |
NEBEN | decadence |
NEBENÄL | ill-will |
NEBEPENOVIK | indescribable |
NEBÖNÖN | to covet, to envy |
NECALIKÖN (DE/SE) | to retire (from) |
NEDABINOTIK | abstract |
NEDANÖFIK | ungrateful |
NEDÄLÄL | intransigence |
NEDEADÖFIK | immortal |
NEDEMÖN | to neglect |
NEDETIK | left-hand |
NEDIBÄD | shallows |
NEDIGÖFIK | unworthy |
NEDISTIDIK | indistinguishable |
NEDÖB | innocence |
NEDÖBIK | innocent |
NEDÖN (+ INFIN) | to need |
NEDUMIK | bright, light (sound) |
NEDUNÖN | to neglect, to omit, to miss |
NEF (HI-/JI-) | a nephew/a niece |
NEFÄDO | on purpose |
NEFÄGÖFAN | an invalid |
NEFÄKÖF | apathy |
NEFIEDIK | unfaithful |
NEFIENÖFIK | unprofitable |
NEFLAGIÄLIK | modest, undemanding |
NEFLEN | an enemy |
NEFLENAM | enmity |
NEFLIFEDIK | old, second-hand |
second-hand bookshop = selidöp neflifedabukas | |
NEFLUKÜKÖN | to sterilise |
NEFOMÄLOVIK | unimaginable |
NEFÖLOT | an offence |
NEFÖLÖN | to neglect |
NEFÖRO | never, at no time |
NEFRUTIK | useless |
NEFÜMÄLÖN | to procrastinate |
NEFÜMIK | indefinite, uncertain |
NEFÜMÜKIKÜN | indefinable |
NEGAT | negativity |
NEGIDETÜKÖN | to prove wrong |
NEGIDIK | unfair, unjust |
NEGÖNO | unfavourably |
NEIF | a knife |
NEIT | a night |
NEITAPAB | a moth |
NEITARAMARIL | a (bedside) cabinet |
NEITASKAL | a chamber-pot |
NEJAPIK | blunt |
NEJAFOVIK | inexhaustible |
NEJERIK | cheap |
NEJÖNIK | ugly |
NEKALKULOVIK | incalculable, uncountable |
NEKÄLÖN | to neglect |
NEKLINOT | an impurity |
NEKOM | absence |
* senobs nekomi ofa = we miss her. | |
NEKOVENIÄLIK | inconvenient |
NEKÖSÖMIK | extraordinary |
NEKÖSÖMIKO | extraordinarily |
NEKREDOVIK | incredible, unbelievable |
NEKVÄNOVIK | unquenchable |
NELAB | a want |
NELABÖN (BOSI) | not to have, to be missing, to be without |
NELABÜKÖN (EKE BOSI) | to deprive (someone of something) |
NELAIDIK | changeable (of weather, etc), gradual |
NELÄBIK | unfortunate, unhappy |
NELEGIK | fictitious |
NELEIGIK | unequal |
NELEIGODOVIK | incomparable |
NELELILOVIK | inaudible |
NELEODIK | untidy |
NELETIAN | an obstacle |
NELETÖN | to deny, to hinder, to prevent |
NELOGAMOVIK | invisible |
NELOGÄDIKÖN | to disappear |
NELOGÄDÜKÖN | to make disappear |
NELOVEDUTOVIK | inalienable |
NELUF | lee-side (nautical) |
NELUVERATIK | improbable |
NEMEDIKO | directly, immediately |
NEM | a name |
NEMAPENÄT | a signature |
NEMEDIK | direct, immediate |
NEMISEVABIK | unmistakeable |
NEMÖDIK | few, not a lot, not much, not many |
NEMÖDO | few, little, not a lot |
NEMÖDÜKÖN | to abate, to reduce |
NEMÖGIK | impossible |
NEMU | minimally, in the least |
NEMUIK | minimal, minimum |
NEMUÜKÖN | to minimize |
NEMÜ | on behalf of |
NEMÜTOVIK | without constraint |
NEN | without |
NENÄMIK | powerless |
NENÄMÜKAM | exhaustion |
NENÄTÖF | immunity (medical) |
NENBUKO | by heart |
NENDANIK | ungrateful |
NENDÄMIK | innocent |
NENDÄMOVIK | harmless |
NENDEMÜ | regardless of |
NENDÖFIK | perfect |
NENFINAM | infinity |
NENFINÜPIK | eternal |
NENLEIGODOVIK | incomparable |
NENLEKREDAN | an atheist |
NENIFLAT | deflation |
NENEFÖLOTIK | guiltless, innocent |
NENITEDÄLIKO | uninterestedly |
NENKUDIKO | unconcerned |
NENKURAD | depression |
NENMUFIK | immobile |
NENMÜTIG | free and easy; unconstrained |
NENPLÄOTO | invariably, without exception |
NENROPIK | continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted |
NENSAMIK | unheard of, without precedent |
NENSEKIKO | in vain, unsuccessfully |
NENSIN | innocence, sinlessness |
NENSLIP | insomnia |
NENSLIPAN | an insomniac |
NENSTABÖFIK | unfathamomable |
NENSÜENIK | piffling, trifling |
NENTRUF | no trumps (card games) |
NENUMOVIK | countless |
NENVILIKO | instinctively |
NENVOB | unemployment |
NENVOBIK | out of work, unemployed |
NENVÖLADAN | a good-for-nothing |
NENZEDIKO | incessantly |
NEOD | a need, a requirement, a want |
NEODÖN | to need, to require, to want |
NEODÜL | frustration |
NEPLIDÖN | to displease |
NEPLITIK | disagreeable, unpleasing |
NEPLU | less (not more) |
NEPLUIK | less (not more) |
NEPLUIKAM | a decrease, a fall, a reduction |
NEPLUIKÖN | to diminish |
NEPLUNUM | a minority |
NEPLUÜKÖN | to diminish |
NEPLÜTIK | impolite, rude |
NEPLÜTÜLIK | naughty |
NEPÖTÖFIK | unsuitable |
NEPUBÖN | to disappear |
NEPUED | indecency, immodesty |
NES | without (+ infinitive) |
NESEIMO | nowhere |
NESEV | ignorance |
NESEVÄDAN | a stranger |
NESEVÄDIK | anonymous, unknown |
NESEVÄLÖFIK | unconscious |
NESIÄDIK | abstract |
NESIÄM | nonsense |
NESKIL | awkwardness |
NESNATIK | dishonest |
NESPALIK | overwhelming, unsparing |
NESPÄLÖN | to spend, to waste (= cash/food) |
NESTIPÖFIKO | absolutely |
NESTÖNIK | immoderate |
NESTÜM | contempt |
NESTÜMÖN | to despise |
NESUDEL | a weekday |
NESUFOVIK | unbearable |
NESÜENIK | rash |
NET | a nation |
NETASOGÄDIM | National Socialism (= Naziism) |
NETÄT | a nationality |
NETIK | national |
NETRÄITÖFIK | incorrigible |
NEUMATIK | wheezy |
NEÜF | a nymph |
NEV | a nerve |
NEVERATÖN | to be wrong (= incorrect) |
NEVASITOT | the nervous system |
NEVASIÜL | a motor neuron |
NEVED | unmaking |
NEVERÄTIK | incorrect, wrong |
NEVIFIK | slow |
NEVIKODOVIK | insuperable, unconquerable |
NEVIODIK | unspoilt |
NEVIPABIK | undesirable |
NEVITOVIKO | inevitably |
NEVOROVIK | hard-wearing |
NEXÄNÖN (DE) | to descend, to get down (from) |
NI...NI | neither...nor |
NIBLIT | underpants |
NIBOTEL | a confectioner, a pastry-cook |
NIBUD | a bus |
NICÄST | incest |
NIDAIN | a brilliant (cut diamond) |
NIDETATATAKAN | an inside right (= football) |
NID | a lustre |
NIDIK | brilliant |
NIDÖN | to shine |
NIDUTIAN | an inductor |
NIDÜLON | to shimmer, to sparkle |
NIEDIK | bright, shining |
NIF | snow |
NIFAKUM | a snowdrift |
NIFILÜKAM | internal combustion |
NIFLAT | inflation |
NIFÖN | to snow |
NIFÜP | winter |
NIG | ink |
NIGASKUTIÄR | ink-jet (computer) |
NIGIÄR | an ink-pot |
NIGROM | necromancy |
NIJIT | a vest |
NIJUÜP | a petticoat |
NIK | a niche, a recess |
NIKOTIN | nicotine |
NILÄD | a neighbourhood |
NILÄDAN | a neighbour |
NILÄDIK | neighbouring |
NILÄN | interior (of country) |
NILIKÖN (LÜ) | to approach, to draw near (to) |
NILO | close-by |
NILUD | a notion |
NILUDAM | a supposition |
NILUDO | presumably, probably |
NILUDÖN | to suppose |
NILUIBARIF | a tyre |
NILÜ | near |
NIM | an animal, a creature |
NIMAGAD | a zoo |
NIMED | livestock |
NIMIKONLET | a menagerie |
NIMISANAN | a veterinary surgeon |
NIMÜL | a pet |
NINÄD | contents |
NINÄDAMAFÄGIK | capacity |
NINÄDIAN | a container |
NINÄDIANIL | an insert |
NINÄDÖN | to contain, to include |
NINÄLÖN | to ponder |
NINÄM(S) | intestine(s) |
NINEDIK | in-built, intrinsic |
NINIÄR | a cartridge (for computer, camera) |
* niganiniär = an ink cartridge (for computer) | |
NINIK | internal |
NINIKÖN (INI) | to enter (into) |
NINOTIAN | implant (medical) |
NINÜKÖN | to insert |
NISUL | an island |
NITED | an interest |
NITEDÄLÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) | to be interested (in/about) |
NITEDIK | interesting |
NITEDÖN | to interest |
NIT | a staple |
NITÖM | a stapler |
NITRINAKARBATAZÜD TELIK | bicarbonate of soda |
NIVÄT | a level |
NIVER | a university |
NIYÄK | a singlet (clothing) |
NIYÖN | to neigh (horse) |
NO | no, not (no plu/no fovo = no longer) |
NOAM | negation |
NOAT | a note (music) |
NOATAPENÄT | (musical) notation |
NOATÄDÖN | to compose (music) |
NOATED | (sheet) music |
NOBALADÄLIK | magnanimous |
NOBAN | a noble (= person) |
NOBIK | noble |
NOBOIN | a precious stone |
NOE ... ABI | not only ... but |
NOET | a (textual) note/remark |
NOFÖN | to insult, to offend |
NOG | still, yet (no nog = not yet) |
NOGANÜKÖN | to organize |
NOGNA | once again, once more |
NOID | a noise |
NOIDÜLASNEK | a rattlesnake |
NOIDÖN | to make a noise |
NOIK | negative |
NOKÖM | a (door)-knocker |
NOKÖN | to knock |
NOL | knowledge, learning |
NOLAV | science |
NOLAVAN | a scientist |
NOLIÄLIK | inquisitive |
NOLIK | erudite, learnéd |
NOLÖN | to know (= facts) |
NOLÜD | (the) north |
NOLÜDIK | northern |
NOM | a rule (= regulation); (the) norm (=standard) |
NOMAD | a nomad |
NOMIK | regular |
NOMÄDIK | regular |
NOMÖFIK | regular |
NOMÜKAM | adjustment |
NOMÜKÖN | to regulate |
NONIK | none, not any |
NONIKNA | never, no kind of |
NOÖN | to deny |
NOPLU | no longer |
NORMIK | vertical |
NOS | nothing |
* nothing else = nos plu | |
NOSÜKÖN | to cancel, to destroy |
NOTARAN | a conveyancer, a notary |
NOTED | an advertisement, an announcement |
NOTEDÖN | to advertise |
NOTET | a detail, an item |
NOTIK | generally known, public |
NOTOD | an expression (= facial, in writing) |
NOTODÖN | to express (thoughts) |
NOTÜKÖN | to express, to make known |
NOVUL | November |
NOYÖN | to drown |
NÖ! | no! |
NÖG | an egg |
* nögs pemufilöl = scrambled eggs | |
NÖGAMEAT | fallopian tube |
NÖT | an (edible) nut |
NÖTRON | a neutron (physics) |
NÖYÖN (EKI) | to drown (someone) |
NU | now |
NUD | a nose |
NUDAHOG | a nostril |
NUEL | a fingernail, a toenail |
NUF | a roof |
NUFAR | a water lily |
NUFATÄRAT | a roof terrace |
NUFED | a ceiling |
NUGAT | a nougat |
NUGVET | an ointment |
NULÄD | novelty |
NULÄDIK | modern, up-to-date |
NULÄLIK | curious, inquisitive |
NULÄLIKÖN (DÖ) | to be curious (about) |
NULÄLÖN (VA) | to wonder (if/whether) |
NULIK | new |
NULOD(S) | (the) news (radio/TV) |
NULULÖN | to renew |
NULÜDOT | food, nourishment |
NULÜDÖN | to feed, to nourish |
* to breast-feed = blöto nulüdön | |
NUM | number (= an amount) |
NUMAT | a digit, a figure, a number |
NUMATAPLAT | a dial (on clock) |
NUMATAPLATIL | a dial (on wristwatch) |
NUMATASIRKOT | a dial (on telephone) |
NUMÄDÖN | to count |
NUMÄT | an exponent (maths) |
NUMBRIL | a navel |
NUMIAN | a calculator |
NUN | a message |
NUNAN | a messenger, a summoner |
NUNAPENÖN | to advise, to inform (= in writing) |
NUNÄDÖN OKI | (to) log in (computers) |
NUNED | notice, a warning |
NUNEDAPENÄD | a warning (sign) |
NUNEDÖN | to give notice, to warn |
NUNIAN | a computer |
NUNOD | an account, a report |
NUNODÖN (TEFÜ) | to report (about) |
NUNÖN | to inform |
NUNS | news |
NUT | a nod (of the head) |
NUTIMIK | present (time) |
NUTIMO | nowadays |
NUTÖN | to nod agreement |
NÜ | now that, seeing that, since |
NÜBREIK | a burglary |
NÜBREIKAN | a 'professional' burglar |
NÜBREIKÖLAN | an 'opportunist' burglar |
NÜBREIKÖN | to burgle |
NÜCIDÖN | to carve, to chisel |
NÜDÄDAN | a nude model |
NÜDÄDÖN | to pose in the nude |
NÜDIK | bare, naked, nude |
NÜDRANÖN (IN) | to encroach |
NÜDUG | an introduction |
NÜDRANÖN (INI) | to infiltrate |
NÜFÄRMÜKÖN | to shut in |
NÜGIFÖN | to pour out (drinks) |
NÜGIV | inspiration |
NÜGOLÖN | to enter, to go in |
NÜGOLÖP | an entrance |
NÜK | (nape of) neck |
NÜKOTÖN | (to) encode |
NÜKÖMÖN (INI) | to enter |
NÜM | (serial) number, No. |
NÜMÄDÖN | to count (= recite numerals in order) |
NÜMÄDIK | numerate |
NÜMIGÖN | to blend |
NÜNAMABÜR | an information/inquiry office |
NÜNED | a (computer) file |
NÜMFEAD | a water lily |
NÜNAMAKANÄDEM | (the) media |
NÜNIÄLIK | informative |
NÜNÖM | a computer |
NÜNÖMAPROGRAM | a (computer) programme |
NÜNS | terms (of business) |
NÜPLADÒN (INI) | to insert (into) |
NÜSEIDOT | an insert |
NÜSKUTÖN | to inject (medical) |
NÜSLEIFÖM | a chisel |
NÜSUGAPAPÜR | blotting-paper |
NÜSUGÖN | to absorb |
NÜSUMÖN | to consume |
NÜTATAK | an invasion |
NÜTATAKÖN | to invade |
NÜTEVAN | an immigrant |
NÜVEIGÖN | to import (goods) |
NÜXÄNÖN (NÜ) | to mount, to get on |
O
[edit | edit source]O | oh! (vocative) |
O... | shall, will; next... |
OB | I |
OBIK | my, mine (bai sev obik = as far as I know) |
OBIKAN | mine; my (person) |
OBO | as for me, for my part |
OBS | we |
OBSIK | our, ours |
OD | each other (lä od = by/near each other) |
ODELO | tomorrow (odelo ün timül at = tomorrow |
at this time) | |
OF | she |
OFIK | her, hers |
OFS | they (feminine plural) |
OK | oneself |
OKAO | of one's own accord |
OKDUGÄL | self-discipline |
OKIÄL | egotism, selfishness |
OKJÄFIDIK | automatic |
OKJELODIÄL | self-preservation |
OKIK | one's own |
OKKONFID | self-confidence |
OKKUSAD | self-incrimination |
OKLIFAJENÄD | an autobiography |
OKNÄMÄTIK | arbitrary, high-handed |
OKNOÄD | self-denial |
OKNOSIKAM | self-destruction |
OKPLAD | commitment |
OKREIG | self-control, self-government |
OKSASEN | suicide |
OKSEV | self-knowledge |
OKSEVED | self-consciousness |
OKSKILÜKAM | (mental) exercise, practice |
OKTIDÄB | self-taught person |
OL | you |
OLIK | your, yours |
OLS | you (plural) |
OLSIK | your, yours (plural) |
OM | he |
OMIK | his |
OMO | as for him (= what concerns him) |
OMS | they (masculine plural) |
OMSIK | their, theirs (masculine plural) |
OMSO | as for them (= what concerns them) |
OMULO | next month |
ON | it |
ONEITO | tomorrow night |
ONIK | its |
ONS | they (neuter plural) |
ONSIK | their, theirs (neuter plural) |
ONU | at once, in a minute |
OR | thou |
ORS | you, ye (poetic) |
OS | it (abstract; no plural) |
OSOARO | tomorrow evening |
OT | like, same (ebo ot = just the same) |
OTCEDIK | of the same opinion |
OTDÜPO | at the same time/hour |
OTGENIÄLAN | a gay (person), homosexual |
OTMAFÄDO | equally |
OTÜPO | at the same time |
OY | one, people, they |
OYIK | one's |
Ö
[edit | edit source]Ö! | hm! (interjection) |
ÖM | several, some |
ÖMAN | someone, such a one, such a person |
ÖMIK | many a...; several, such people |
ÖMNA | sometimes |
ÖMNAIK | occasional |
ÖMSOTIK | some kind(s) of... |
ÖN | under (preposition) |
(ön nem foginik = under a foreign name) | |
(ön kodül = under the pretext) |
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[edit | edit source]PAAN | briefs, shorts (clothing) |
PAÄL | a stove |
PAB | a butterfly |
PAD | a page (of book) |
PADÖN (IN) | to browse (through) |
PADÜL | a column |
PAEÄN | a heath |
PAELIK | pale, wan |
PAIK | a pike (= fish) |
PAKÖN | to expand, to spread |
PAL(S) | a parent, parents |
PALAT | palate |
PALET | a party (= faction) |
PAM | a palm (tree) |
PAMOTÖN | to be born |
PAMPELUT | a grapefruit |
PANÖN | to pawn |
PANEMÖN | to be called/named |
PANKREAT | pancreas (gland) |
PANTÄR | a panther |
PANTUF | a (carpet) slipper (leisure footwear) |
PAOPLÄG | a stroke |
PAOSTOLAN | an apostle |
PAPAG | a parrot |
PAPÜR | paper |
PAPÜRACANS | stationery |
PAPÜROD | papyrus |
PARAD | heaven, paradise |
PARAFIN | kerosene, paraffin |
PARALÜD | paralysis |
PARARG | Butterfly of species: Pararge megaera. |
PARASIT | a parasite |
PARAT | apparatus |
PARDÖN (EKE BOSI) | to forgive (someone something) |
PARKET | (theatre) circle |
PARKÖN | to part (vehicles) |
PARKÖP | a park (for vehicles) |
PARTÄR | (cinema/theatre) stalls |
PAS | not until now; only just |
PASETALEDESIR | nostalgia |
PASETIK | past |
PASTAN | an (evangelical) minister |
PAT | a detail |
PATÄD | a characteristic |
PATÄDAN | a specialist |
PATÄDAPENÄD | a thesis |
PATÄDIK | specific |
PATÄDODILÖN (OKI) | to specialize in |
PATED | a model, a type |
PATEL | patella |
PATIK | particular, special |
PATO | especially |
PATÖF | a quality |
PATRITAN | an aristocrat |
PATRONAN | a patron (of arts, etc) |
PATRUL | a patrol |
PAUD | an interval, a pause |
PAUN | a pound |
PÄDAN | a (parish) priest |
PÄDÄN | a parish (area) |
PÄDRIT | a partridge |
PÄK | a pack |
PÄKED | a parcel |
PÄKEM | baggage, luggage |
PÄKEMASPAD TOODA | a car boot |
PÄKEMIKIPEDÖP | Left Luggage Office |
PÄKEMIPOLAN | a porter |
PÄKIL | a packet |
PÄKÖN | to pack |
PÄKÖP | a luggage compartment |
PÄM | a notebook |
PÄMOD | a brochure |
PÄNAN | a (portrait) painter |
PÄNOT | a painting, a picture |
PÄNÖN | to paint (as an artist) |
PÄNSIONÄB | a pensioner |
PÄR | a couple, a pair |
PÄRÄD | a parade |
PÄRIDIKAM | destruction, ruin |
PÄRIDIKAN | a ruined (person) |
PÄRIDIKÖN | to perish |
PÄRIDÜKÖN | to ruin, to destroy |
PÄRJID | parsley |
PÄRSIG | a peach |
PÄRUN | a (railway) platform |
PÅRUNAVEG | a pavement, a sidewalk |
PÄSKARAN | an angler, a fisherman |
PÄSKARÖN | to fish |
PEÄDIK | fat, stout, weighty |
PEÄN | a pin |
PEB | pulse (wrist) |
PED | pressure |
PEDANULÜDÖL | well-fed |
PEDETEILÖL | fenced off, partitioned |
PEDAFOMÖL | trained |
PEDÖN | to press |
PEFÄRMÜKÖL | closed |
PEFEIMÖL | ostracized |
PEFIBIKÖL | senile |
PEFLEDÜLÖL | charged (physics) |
PEILÄP | epilepsy |
PEIN | a pine (tree) |
PEKVISINÖL | cooked |
PEL | payment |
PELAL | a paymaster, a purser |
PELÄSÜKÖL | reduced (in price) |
PELEK | a pelican |
PELÖN | to pay |
PEMIGÖL | mixed |
PEMIKO | higgledy-piggledy (in no kind of order) |
PEMITULÖL | mutilated |
PEMOTÖL | born |
PEN | a pen |
PENÄD | a writing, a document |
penädafenätil - browser (computer) | |
PENÄT | grapheme, handwriting |
PENÄTAV | graphology |
PENDÜL | a pendulum |
PENED | a letter |
PENEDABOG | a letter box |
PENDÜLÖM | a (children's) swing |
PENDÜLÖN | to swing |
PENEDABOG | a postbox |
PENEDAMÄK | a (postage) stamp |
PENEDIBLINAN | a postman |
PENEDIL | a notelet (= a short letter) |
PENEGENÜKÖL | neutered |
PENET | a note, a notice |
PENETABUKIL | a note-book |
PENETÖN | to commit to paper, to note |
PENIKIPIAN | a pen holder |
PENOT | a dissertation |
PENÖMASELIDÖP | a stationer's shop |
PENÖN | to write |
PENSIT | a paintbrush |
PENUL | transcription, transliteration |
PEOLÄT | an epaulette |
PEP | pepper |
PEPERÖL | lost |
PEPIÄR | a pepper pot |
PEPUN | a gourd, a marrow |
PER | loss |
PERÄD | a defeat, a rout |
PEROT | a lost (item) |
PERÖN | to lose |
perön süeni oka = to lose one’s head | |
PESÄSIENÜKÖL | numb(ed) |
PESTED | a noodle |
PETEGÖL | covered |
PETIOL | a petal |
PETROL | petroleum |
PEVIETÜKÖL | whitewashed |
PIAD | a piazza, a town/city square |
PIANIKO | gradually |
PIANODAHARMONÖM | a piano-accordeon |
PIANODÖN | to play the piano |
PIÄF | a core, (the) essence |
PID | pity, regret, sorrow |
PIDEÄDÖL | sprawled, straddled |
PIDÖ! | Beg your pardon! Sorry! |
PIDÖN | to be sorry, to regret (pidob vemo = I am very sorry) |
PIED | a foot (= measure) |
PIET | piety |
PIF | bone marrow |
PIGMIN | parchment |
PIGÖN | to pick (= of birds) |
PIJUN | a pigeon |
PIK | a spade (card games) |
PIKIT | a woodpecker |
PIL | an eel |
PILGRIMAN | a pilgrim |
PIN | fat, grease |
PINÄDIK | fat, stout |
PINED | bacon |
PINGUEN | a penguin |
PINT | Pentecost |
PIONIR | a pioneer |
PIP | a (tobacco) pipe |
PIR | a (radio) valve |
PIRAMID | a pyramid |
PIRATAN | a pirate, a privateer |
PIROG | a (ship's) prow |
PISÄL | a pea |
PISUSTÜRÜLÖL | scattered, sprinkled |
PITAETÖL | repressed, stifled |
PIT | spice |
PITÖN | to season |
PIYAM | pyjamas |
PLA | besides (preposition) |
PLAÄDÖN | to replace, to substitute |
PLAD | a place, a seat (on bus/train), a spot |
PLADÖN | to place, to put, to set (in position) |
PLADULAN | a representative (= person) |
PLADULÖN | to represent |
PLAGIK | practical |
PLAF | timidity |
PLAFIK | nervous, timid |
PLAK | an experience |
PLAKIKO | practically |
PLAKILABIK | experienced, mature |
PLAKMINEP | persimmon (tree) |
PLAKMINEPAFLUK | persimmon (fruit) |
PLAKÖN | to experience |
PLAN | a (garden/wild) plant |
PLANAGLÄTADOM(IL) | a greenhouse |
PLANAV | botany |
PLANET | a planet |
PLANÖN | to plant |
PLANT | sole (= of the foot) |
PLAS | instead (of) |
PLASTÄTIK | plastic |
PLATÄD | a plate, a sign (for information) |
PLATED | a platform (in general) |
PLATIK | flat |
PLATOD | a board, a (flat) surface |
PLATOT LEÄKTRONIK | an electronic circuit board |
PLAUD | a plough |
PLAUDÖN | to plough |
PLAÜKÖN | to replace |
PLÄ | besides |
PLÄAM | an exception |
PLÄAMÜ | except, with the exception of... |
PLÄD | an (animal) skin, a pelt |
PLÄDOT | a fur coat |
PLÄG | (physical) exercise, practice |
PLÄGÖN | to practise, to exercise (physically) |
PLÄIDÖN | to plead |
PLÄN | a definition, an explanation |
PLÄNÄDÖN | to explain (in detail); to interpret (dreams, etc) |
PLÄNÖN | to explain |
PLÄO | otherwise |
PLÄOT | an exception |
PLÄÖN | to except, to make an exception |
PLÄYÖN | to play (musical instrument) |
PLED | a game |
PLEDADIN | a plaything, a toy |
PLEDAKADEM | a pack (deck) of cards |
PLEDÖN | to play |
PLEID | pride |
PLEIDÄLIK | haughty |
PLEIDIK | proud |
PLEIDÜLASPIKAN | a braggart |
PLEIDÜLÖN (DEMÜ) | to boast (about) |
PLEIFÖN | to push back |
PLEKÖN | to pray |
PLEN | a plain, flat terrain |
PLENÖFIK | flat, level |
PLIDÖN | to like (plidö! = if you like!) |
PLIDÜKÖN | to please |
PLIF | a crease, a fold |
PLIFÄDIK | pleated (clothes) |
PLIFÖN | to crease, to fold |
PLIMÖN | to compliment |
PLIN | a prince |
PLITIÄLIK | nice (disposition) |
PLITIK | agreeable, pleasant |
PLITÖN | to please |
PLITÜ | for the pleasure of (plitü of = to please her) |
PLITÜLIK | attractive, nice, pretty |
PLOBIK | experienced, proven |
PLOBÖN (TA) | to be a match (for) |
PLODÖN | to applaud |
PLON | a complaint |
PLONÖN (EKE BOSI) | to complain (to someone about something) |
PLOP | a poplar (tree) |
PLOTÖN (TA) | to conspire/plot (against) |
PLÖDAHARAT | a suburb |
PLÖDO | outside (adverb) |
PLÖDAKIPÖN | to exclude, to keep out, to shut out |
PLÖDIK | external, outer, outside, outward |
PLÖDIKÖN | to go out |
PLÖDÜ | outside (of) |
PLÖDÜKÖN | to put out (of one place into another) |
PLÖGUN | an overcoat |
PLÖJAL | bark (of tree), crust (of bread), rind (of meat) |
PLÖKÖN | to gather, to pluck |
PLÖM | a plum |
PLÖMÄNED | an overcoat |
PLÖPÖN (AD) | to succeed (in) (plöpön ad dunön |
bosi = to manage to do something) | |
PLÖRAFLAMAT | pleurisy (medical) |
PLÖSEN | a (stage) performance |
PLÖSENÖN | to perform, to present |
PLU | more, further |
PLUIK | further |
PLUIKAM | an increase |
PLUIKÖN | to increase |
PLUMAFIK | excessive |
PLUMBAFULÜKOT | a filling (dentistry) |
PLUNÄTÖFO | amply |
* Labom bäldoti lifayelas plunätöfo foldegas = He’s well on in his forties. | |
PLUNUM | a majority |
PLUT | a ball (of wool, etc) |
PLUTUN | Pluto (dwarf planet) |
PLUÖN (LÄ) | to excel (at/in); to exceed expectations |
PLUÜKÖN | to (make) increase |
PLUNEPLU | more or less |
PLUVÄT | overweight |
PLÜ . . . . PLÜ | the more ..... the more |
PLÜD | goodwill (if plüdol = if you please) |
PLÜM | a feather, a plume |
PLÜMÄD | a (decorative) plume |
PLÜMILABIK | feathered |
PLÜT | politeness |
PLÜTIK | polite |
PO | after, behind (spatial) |
POALAIN | opal |
POALOIN | opal |
POALÖN | (to) opalise |
POD | an apple |
PODAMUST | cider |
PODOR | a tomato |
POEDAV | poetry |
POEDOT | a poem |
poedot degfolliänik = sonnet | |
POF | a (sea)port |
POGOLÖN | to follow |
POK | a pocket |
POKALAMPAD | a flashlight |
POKASÄRVÄTÜL | a (pocket) handkerchief |
POLAN | a porter |
POLDABÜR | a police station |
POLDANEF | police (force) |
POLIOMÜL | polio (medical) |
POLIP | a polyp (medical) |
POLKAT | a polka (dance) |
POLÖN | to bear, to carry |
POLÜGLOT | a linguist, a polyglot |
POLÜP | an octopus |
POMAD | a (body) cream |
PON | a bridge |
POODKED | a queue |
POP | a poppy |
POR | a ration |
PORNISELIDÖP | a porn shop |
PORTAT | a range (= reach) |
PORTVIN | port |
PORUD | a leek |
POS | after, behind (time) |
POSBINÜKÄB | a descendant |
POSBINÜKOT | belongings, inheritance |
POSBLIBÖN | to stay behind |
POSBLIBÜKÖN | to leave behind |
POS... | grand- |
POSBINOT | a (legal) estate; a bequest |
POSBINÜKÖN | to leave behind |
POSCILS | grandchildren |
POSDAUT | a grand-daughter |
POSITIK | positive |
POSSON | a grand-son |
POSUN | a trumpet |
POSZEDEL | afternoon |
POSZIB | a dessert |
POT | mail, post |
POTAGIR | a (post office) giro |
POTAKAD | postcard |
POTAMON | postage |
POTASPÄLABANK | a post office savings bank |
POTATRET | a postal order |
POTAVAB | a stage-coach |
POTÖN | to mail, to post |
POTÖP | a post-office |
POV | (geographical) pole |
* povasirk nolüdik = north pole | |
** povasirk sulüdik = south pole | |
POVÖF | polarity |
POYÜMOT | a suffix (grammar) |
PÖ | at |
PÖB | a public house, a tavern |
PÖDABLIBÖN | to fall short (of) |
PÖDAGLUN | a background |
PÖDAKÖSÖMEDAN | an esotericist |
PÖDANAF (PÖDASTEV) | (ship's) stern |
PÖDIK | back, rear |
PÖDIKAM | regression |
PÖDIO | backwards |
PÖF | poverty |
PÖFÄDIK | pitiable |
PÖFIK | poor |
PÖJIN | punch (alcohol) |
PÖJUTAN | pursuer |
PÖJUTÖN | to chase away, to pursue |
PÖK | a mistake |
PÖKAGAD | a maze |
PÖKÖN | to make a mistake |
PÖL | an aberration, an error |
PÖLACEDÖN (ÄS) | to mistake (for) |
PÖLAKALKULÖN | to miscalculate |
PÖLATIMED | an anachronism |
PÖLAVEGÖN | to lose the way, to get lost |
PÖLÖN | to err, to make an error |
PÖMANEF | firemen |
PÖMÖM | a pump |
PÖMÖN | to pump |
PÖN | a punishment |
PÖNAREJIMEN | a disciplinary corps (army) |
PÖNIDÖN | to repent |
PÖNÖN | to punish |
PÖP | a people (= a community); population |
PÖPANUMÄD | census |
PÖPEDIK | popular |
PÖPÖN (ME) | to be inhabited (by) |
PÖSOD | a person |
PÖSODANEM | a forename |
PÖSODEF | personnel, staff |
PÖSODIK | personal |
PÖSODÖF | personality |
PÖT | an occasion, an opportunity |
PÖTATIMO | in (due) time |
PÖTEKAN | a (pharmaceutical) chemist |
PÖTET | a potato |
(PÖTETA)CIPS | potato crisps |
PÖTIK | opportune, suitable |
PÖTIT | an appetite |
PÖTÖF | feasibility |
PÖTÖFIK | applicable, practical |
PÖTÖFÖN | to be applicable, to be practicable |
PÖTÖN | to be convenient, to be fitting |
PÖTÜ | on the occasion of |
PÖTRÄT | a portrait |
PRAFAD | a paraphrase |
PRÄGENÖN | to impregnate |
PRÄSTIG | prestige |
PRED | a homily, a sermon |
PREDAN | a preacher |
PREDÖN | to preach |
PREM | a prize |
PREPARÖN | to prepare |
PRESENIK | the present (time) |
PRID | booty |
PRIEL | an arbour |
PRIFET | W.C. (= a toilet on buses, trains) |
PRILUL | April |
PRIM | a beginning, a start |
PRIMÄTABLUF | an initiative test |
PRIMIKÖN (AD) | to be about to; to be on the point of |
PRIMÖFIK | primitive |
PRIMÖN (AD) | to begin, to commence, to start (to) |
PRIMUL | a polyanthus |
PRIMÜM | a (musical) overture |
PRINSIP | a maxim, a principle |
PRINSIPÜ | on the lines of |
PRIOMALIDIL | a (short) satirical ditty |
PRISMAT | a prism |
PRIVATIK | confidential, private |
PRIVILEG | a privilege |
PRO | for |
PROAN | a supporter |
PROÄDÖN | to tune into (radio/TV station) |
PROD | outcome, produce |
PRODÄD | a product |
PRODÄT (TEATIK) | (putting on) an act |
PRODÖN | to produce |
PROFÄSOR | a professor |
PROFET | a prophet |
PROFÜL | a profile |
(computer) gebanaprofül = user profile | |
PROGED | progress |
PROGRAM | a program |
PROIBÖN | to forbid, to prohibit |
PROKONSULAN | a proconsul |
PROLIDIK | (more) detailed |
PROM | a promise |
PROMÖN | to promise |
PRONÖN | to pronounce (pronön vödi = to pronounce a word) |
PROPAGID | propaganda |
PROPOR | proportion |
PROSAD | prose |
PROSTAT | prostate (gland) |
PROTÄSTAN | a protestant (religion) |
PROTEIN | a protein |
PROTESTÖN (TA) | to protest (against) |
PROTOK | minutes (of meeting), a report, a summary |
PROVID | provision |
PROVIN | a province |
PROYEK | a project |
PROZED | a procession |
PRÜDIKO | cautiously |
PRULÖN | to pout |
PRÜDIK | attentive, cautious, discreet |
PRÜDÖ! | Look out! Pay attention! |
PRÜDÖN | to take care |
PRÜNÖN (EKE BOSI) | to lend (something to someone) |
PSAM | a psalm |
PSITAK | an alternative to PAPAG (= parrot) |
PU | at the very least |
PUBLÜG | the (general) public |
PUBÖN | to appear |
PUED | chastity, purity |
PUF | a louse (= insect) |
PUGÖN | to slaughter |
* a slaughter house = pugöp | |
PUID | an inch |
PUIN | a (cosmetic) powder |
PULP | pith (of fruit) |
PUL(S) | boy(s) and girl(s) |
PUN | a fist |
PUNC | punch (alcoholic drink) |
PUP | a doll |
PUR | gunpowder |
PURIDIKÖN | to become rotten, to decay (= teeth) |
PURIDÜKÖN | to make rotten |
PURUL | pus (medical) |
PUT (HI/JI) | a (small) child |
PUTAJUL | a kindergarten, a play-school |
PUTÜL | a baby |
PÜBER | adolescence, puberty |
PÜBOT | a publication |
PÜD | peace (= not war) |
PÜFIK | dusty |
PÜFISUGIAN | a vacuum-cleaner |
PÜGMEN | a pygmy |
PÜK | a language |
PÜKASOTÜL | an accent (oral) |
PÜL | (the) insignificant |
PÜLATIMIL | a moment, a split second |
PÜLIK | modest, unassuming |
PÜLIKÜN | least |
PÜLOT | something unimportant |
PÜLSIF | an outburst, a surge (of emotion) |
PÜN | a dot, a point |
PÜNÖN | to punctuate |
PÜPIL | a pupil (of eye) |
PÜPIT | a desk |
PÜT | a (fruit) stone |
PÜTONASNEK | a python |
R
[edit | edit source]RAAGID | a groundnut, a peanut |
RAÄNID | a spider |
RAB | a raven |
RABARB | rhubarb |
RABAT | a discount, a rebate |
RABIÄTIK | furious |
RABITAN | an arbiter, an umpire |
RABOT | a plane (= tool) |
RADAGUM | an eraser |
RADIONALANTEN | a radio aerial |
RADIONAPARAT | a wireless set; a radio |
RADIONASESEDÖM | a radio transmitter |
RADIONASTAJON | a radio station |
RADIUT | radius |
RADÖN | to erase |
RAF | a radish |
RAFINIK | pure, refined |
RAGIPELAG | an archipelago |
RAGIV | an archive |
* nünömaragiv = a computer file | |
RAGUD | a ragoût, a stew |
RAID | a radius |
RAISTOKRAT | (the) aristocracy |
RAJANÖ! | agreed! done! |
RAJANÖN | to arrange |
RAK (DI NOE) | an ark (=Noah's Ark) |
RAKET | a rocket |
* raketalejedöp = a (rocket) launching pad | |
RAMAR | a cupboard |
RAMENÖN | to fetch, to get (ramenolöd |
sanani! = get a doctor!) | |
RANÜL | a tadpole |
RAODIK | coarse, rough |
RAP | a turnip |
RAT | a rat |
RATÄR | an artery (anatomy) |
RATID | Artillery |
RAUDIK | hoarse |
RAVAN | a burglar, a robber, a thief |
RAVANIM | a predator |
RAVÜLÖN | to abduct, to kidnap, to hijack |
RÄFOR | a horse-radish |
RÄG | a rag, a remnant |
RÄKÄT | a (tennis) racket |
RÄKÖN | to rake |
RÄP | a file (= tool) |
RÄPLIG | a replica |
RÄPTUL | a reptile |
RÄT | a puzzle, a riddle |
RÄTÖF | a mystery |
RÄTÖFIK | enigmatic |
RÄYASTRALS | X-rays |
RÄYÖN | to (do an) X-ray |
RÄYUN | a (distinctive) characteristic, a department, a domain |
REAF | a record (= achievement) |
REAFÖN | to arrive, to attain, to get to, to manage (to do something) |
REDABETAD | a beetroot |
REDABRASID | a red cabbage |
REDAKAN | an editor |
REDARIBEDABÄL | redcurrant |
REDAVAXEN | a cranberry |
REDIK | red |
REDIKÖN | to blush, to become flushed |
REDÜLIK | pink |
REF | a reef |
REFORMAT | (the) Reformation |
REFUD | a refusal |
REFUDÖN | to decline, to refuse |
REIG | reign |
REG | a king, a queen |
REGADOM | a palace |
REGAT | a regatta |
REGÄN | a kingdom |
REGÄN PEBALÖL | the United Kingdom |
REGIK | regal, royal |
REGISTARAM | registration (of letter/parcel) |
REGISTARÖN | to record |
REIDED | a reading (= passage) |
REIDÖN | to read |
REIFÖN | to reach out |
REIGAMOD | a regime |
REIGANEF | a government (= persons) |
REIGÄB | a subject |
REIGÄN | an empire |
REIGÄNADAIL | parliament |
REIN | rain |
REINABOB | a rainbow |
REINAJELÖM | an umbrella |
REINAMÄNED | a raincoat |
REINÖFIK | rainy |
REINÖN | to rain |
REITAK | a nightingale |
REIVÖN | to overtake (on road) |
REKLAMÖN | to advertise |
REKORD | a (competitive) record |
* Volarekord = a world record | |
REKOSILÖN | to forgive, to reconcile |
REKRUTÄB | a recruit |
RELEDIK | denominational |
REMAN | a buyer, a customer |
REMÄD | bribery, corruption |
REMOTI(S) | shopping |
REMÖN | to buy, to purchase |
RENAKÜIR | reindeer skin |
RENAR | a fox |
RENARAPLÄD | fox fur |
RENÄSAN | (the) renaissance |
REPÜBLIKÄN | a republic |
REPÜT | a reputation |
RESÄRFARIF | a spare tyre |
RESÄRFIK | reserve, spare |
RESÄRFÖN | to reserve |
RESITÖN | to declaim, to recite |
RESOD | a network (Vüresod = the <Internet>) |
RESODATOPED | a web site (computer) |
RESOR | a spring |
RET | remainder, rest |
RETÄD | an end, a left-over, a stub |
RETIN | retina |
RETO | by the way |
RETOD | trail, track |
RETÖN | to have left over, to remain |
REUMAT | rheumatism |
REZÄP | a recipe |
REZIDIF | re-offending (law) |
REZIPIK | mutual, reciprocal |
RIAD | an (operatic) aria, a tune |
RIB | a rib (= anatomy) |
RIBAKARTILAG | costal cartilage |
RIBEDABÄL | a black/red currant |
RIBOTÜL | a cutlet |
RIET | a wrist (rietalinaglokil = a wrist-watch) |
RIF | a tyre |
(rif döfik = a flat tyre) | |
RIGÄD | an original |
RIGET | a draft, a rough copy |
RIGIK | original |
RIKJOD | a rickshaw |
RIKÜL | (the) little finger |
RIMOD | a rhyme |
RINOSEROD | a rhinoceros |
RIPRODÖN (EKE BOSI) | to reproach (someone with something) |
RISAT | rice |
RISKÄD | a danger |
RISKÄDIK | dangerous |
RISKÄDIKÖN | to be in danger, to risk |
RISKÖN | to dare, to hazard, to risk |
RITIK | honest, loyal |
RITMUT | a rhythm |
RITOR | a retort |
RITÖF | loyalty |
RIV | an attainment |
RIVÖN | to catch (bus, train, 'plane); to reach |
RIZINALEÜL | castor oil |
ROB | a seal |
ROD | an order (religious company) |
RODODEN | a rhododendron |
ROGIK | arrogant, impudent, insolent |
ROGÖN | to be arrogant, impudent, insolent |
ROIN | a kidney |
ROINASTON | a kidney stone |
ROJANIK | orange (colour) |
ROJAT | an orange |
ROJATAFLOR | an orange blossom |
ROJATAKONFIT | marmalade |
ROLATRIDEM | an escalator |
ROLÖN | to roll |
RÖLÖN | to roll |
ROM | rum |
ROMATIK | romantic |
RONÄT | a faucet, a tap |
ROOD | a category |
ROPÖN | to interrupt |
ROR | a roar |
RORUD | arrowroot |
ROSAD | a rose |
ROSIN | a raisin |
ROT | a routine, a template (computer) |
ROUL | a part, a rôle (in play) |
ROVIK | narrow |
RÖBÖN | to rub |
RÖBÜLÖN | to caress, to stroke |
RÖLETAN | a relative, a relation |
RÖLASTUL | a wheelchair |
RÖLÖN | to (make) roll |
RÖNAJEVOD | a race-horse |
RÖNÖN | to race, to run |
RÖVÜD | a (musical) revue |
RUBRIG | a rubric |
RUGBY FOOTBALL | el Rugby |
RUILIK | rusty |
RUL | a (roller) blind |
RULÄD | a roll |
RULÄT | roulette (game of chance) |
RUNÄD | a rush (of animals/people) |
RUNÜLAN | a jogger |
RUPÄD | an outbreak |
RUPÄDÖN | to break out (e.g. war, storm) |
RUR | dysentery |
RUTID | a nettle |
RÜBÄLIK | perverse |
RÜBIKÖN | to decay, to spoil |
RÜBÜKÖL | pernicious |
RÜD | a pipe, a tube (for toothpaste) |
RÜDAN | a plumber |
RÜDIL | a (toothpaste) tube |
RÜN | a herring |
RÜT | lust (sexual desire) |
RÜTÖN (DEMÜ) | to lust (for), to be on heat (animals) |
S
[edit | edit source]SA | together with |
SAB | sand |
SABOT | sabotage |
SABÖM | a (sand) timer |
SADIN | silk |
SADÖN | to sink |
SAEDÖN | to add (maths) |
SAF | a hoof |
SAFAFER | a horseshoe |
SAFIRAIN | sapphire |
SAFRAN | saffron |
SAGATIK | intelligent |
SAGÄD | a rumour (= gossip) |
SAGIT | an arrow |
SAGLIED | a (wild) boar |
SAGÖN (EKE BOSI) | to say, to tell (something to someone) |
SAGUD | sago |
SAIDÄL | self-confidence |
SAIDIK | enough, sufficient |
SAIDÖN | to suffice |
SAIKUL | a bicycle |
SAIKULÖN | to cycle |
SAIL | a sail |
SAILÖN | to sail |
SAITÖN | to cite, to quote |
SAK | a sack |
SAKALUSÜT | a cul-de-sac |
SAKÄD | a bag, a pack, a satchel |
SAKED | a (lady's) handbag |
SAKRAM | a sacrament |
SAL | salt |
SALAD | lettuce, salad |
SALB | sage (herb) |
SALIÄR | a salt- cellar |
SALIF | saliva |
SALIFAMEAT | saliva duct |
SALIG | a willow (tree) |
* a weeping willow = vatasalig | |
SALM | a salmon |
SALMUN | a newt, a salamander |
SALÖFIK | salty |
SALUDABUK | holy scripture |
SALUDAN | a saint |
SALUDIK | holy |
SALUDÜKIK | hallowed |
SAM | an example (as sam = for example) |
SAMÄD | a copy (of book); a specimen, a trial |
SAMBUKABÄL | elderberry |
SAMED | a sample (samed nen völad = sample |
without commercial value) | |
SAMIK | patterned |
SANAKÄL | health care |
SANAN | a doctor, a medic |
SANAVIK | medical |
SANDAL | a sandal |
SANÖN | to cure, to heal |
SAOV | a saw |
SAOVÖN | to saw |
SAPIK | wise |
SARDEN | a sardine |
SARK | a coffin |
SARKAD | sarcasm |
SASENÖN | to assassinate, to murder |
SATIK | satisfied, satiated |
SATIR | a satire |
SATÖN (DÖ) | to have enough (of) |
SATURN | Saturn |
SATÜRIK | satirical |
SAUN | health |
SAUNAD | a sauna |
SAUNIK | healthy, well |
SAUNIKÄL | hygiene |
SAUNIKÖN | to recover |
SAVABOT | a lifeboat |
SAVÖN | to save (from) |
SAXOFON | a saxophone |
SÄBOIDÖN (OKI) | to disembark |
SÄBRIETIKÖN | to sober up |
SÄBRIETÜKÖN | to sober (someone) up |
SÄDÖN | to (make) sink, to submerge |
SÄDUNÖN | to undo |
SÄDÜNIKÖN | to resign |
SÄDÜNÜKÖN | to abdicate, to discharge, to dismiss, to sack |
SÄDÜTÖN (EKE BOSI) | to deprive (someone of something) |
SÄED | a saddle |
SÄFÄRMÜKÖN | to open, to unlock |
SÄFLEDÖN | to download, to unload |
SÄG | dryness |
SÄGERÜKÖN | to disinherit |
SÄGIK | dry |
SÄGLEIPÖN | to let go |
SÄGLUMÜKÖN | to cheer up |
SÄGÜKÖN | to dry |
SÄGUL | rye |
SÄJADÖN | to shade off |
SÄJÄFÄLÜKAM | entertainment, leisure activity |
SÄJALÖN | to peel |
SÄK | a query, a question |
SÄKABLOG | a questionnaire, a survey |
SÄKALÜKÖN | to deduct, to subtract |
SÄKÄD | a problem |
SÄKIBÖN | to abolish, to dispense with, to get rid of |
SÄKIKÖN | to decipher |
SÄKLÄNEDÖN | to bring to light |
SÄKLOÄTÖN | to unsneck |
SÄKLOTAMACEM | a changing room |
SÄKLOTÖN (OKI) | to undress (oneself) |
SÄKNOPÖN | to unbutton |
SÄKÖLIKÖN | to tarnish |
SÄKÖLAN | an inquirer |
SÄKÖN | to ask (a question) |
SÄKURADÜKÖN | to discourage |
SÄKUSAD | an excuse, an apology (begön säkusadi = to |
beg pardon) | |
SÄKUSADIBEG | an apology |
SÄKUSADÖN | to excuse, to pardon |
SÄLÄRID | celery |
SÄLENÜKÖN | to take off (clothes/shoes) |
SÄLEODÜKÖN | to upset |
SÄLODÖN | to unload |
SÄLUIMÜKÖN (OKI) | to dry (oneself) |
SÄLUN | a sitting-room |
SÄMENIKÖN | to become dehumanized |
SÄMENÜKÖN | to dehumanize |
SÄNDVIG | a sandwich |
SÄNÄFÄTÖN | to disinfect |
SÄNED | an evening meal, supper (säned saludik = the last supper) |
SÄNEDÖN | to have supper (= evening meal) |
SÄNIFLAT | deflation |
SÄNSUR | censorship |
SÄNTRETÜKÄL | concentration |
SÄNTRETÜKÖN | to concentrate |
SÄNTRETIK | concentrated |
SÄPÄKÖN | to unpack |
SÄPLANÖN | to dig up, to root up |
SÄPÖPÖN | to depopulate |
SÄREN | a mermaid, a siren |
SÄRJAN | a sergeant |
SÄRVÄT | a napkin, a serviette |
SÄRVÄTÜL | a cloth (bovülasärvätül = a dish-cloth) |
SÄRVIG | a neck |
SÄRVIGAKRAVAT | a (neck)tie |
SÄRVIGASTOFÄD | a scarf |
SÄSLOPAN | an apostate |
SÄSOAFÜKÖN | to quench (thirst) |
SÄSPETÜKÖN (EKI) | to disappoint (someone) |
SÄSTIMÖN | to dishonour |
SÄSTITÖN | to disestablish |
SÄSTOPÖN | (to come to a) standstill |
SÄSUN | a season (= of year) |
SÄTENIDÜKÖN (OKI) | to relax, to unwind |
SÄTRATÜKÖN | to extract |
SÄTÜLÖN | to unwind |
SÄVAETÜKÖN | to sap |
SÄVAFÖN | to disarm |
SÄVEADÖN | to unsheath |
SÄVEALÖN | to reveal, to unveil |
SÄVILUPÖN | to develop (photos); to reveal |
SÄYÖN | to lisp |
SE | out (of) |
SEABLIMÖN | (to) disassemble, take apart |
SEADÄM | seating |
SEADÖFÖN (OKE) | (to) fit (of clothes, shoes, etc.) |
SEADÖN | to sit |
SEADÖP | a seat |
SEAFALÖN | to fall apart |
SEAGIVÖN | to allot, to distribute |
SEAIKÖN | to disperse, to scatter |
SEAN | an ocean |
SEATÖN | to lie (down), (lay, lain) |
SEATÖP | a storehouse |
SEÄDÖN | to jut out, to protrude |
SEBÖN | to dig |
SEBRAD | a zebra |
SEDIT | a departure, a resignation |
SEDÖN | to send |
SEF | safety |
SEFANAD | a safety-pin |
SEFIK | safe |
SEFLUM | mouth (of a river) |
SEG | a sect |
SEGIVÖN | to spend (money) |
SEGOLÖN | to go out |
SEGOLÖP | an exit |
SEIDETÖP | a display (of goods) |
SEIDÖN (OKI) | to sit down, to take a seat |
(Seidolös oli lä ob! = Sit by me!) | |
SEIFÖN | to sigh |
SEILIK | silent |
SEIMAN | anybody, anyone, whoever |
SEIMIK | any, whichever |
(ün tim seimik = at any time); | |
(ön mod seimik = however) | |
SEIMIKNA | some time (or other) |
SEIMNA | once |
SEIMIO | wherever |
SEIMO | anywhere |
SEIMÜPO | whenever |
SEIMOS | anything, whatever |
SEITÖN | to lay, to place |
SEIV | recognition |
SEIVIDÖN | to inquire (about), to obtain information |
SEIVIDAN | an enquirer |
SEIVÖN | to get to know (people and places) |
SEJEDÖN | to eject, to throw out |
SEK | an outcome, a result |
SEKALIEGIKO | successfully |
SEKÄT | a function (maths) |
SEKIDAN | a hanger-on |
SEKIDÖN (DE) | to depend (on) |
SEKIK | eventual |
SEKÖMÖN (SE) | to emerge (from) |
SEKÖN | to result |
SEKRETAN | a secretary |
SESKRUBÖN | to unscrew |
SEKUN | a second (= time) |
SEKURBÖN | to switch off |
SEKÜ | as a result of |
SEL | a sale |
SELAN | a salesperson |
SELEDIK | rare |
SELEDO | seldom |
SELIDÖPAZÄN | a shopping precinct |
SELETÖN | to omit, to miss |
SELIBAN | a single person |
SELIDÖP | a shop |
SELOGAM | an aspect, a look-out, a view |
SELLOTAPE | el „Sellotape” (adhesive, transparent tape) |
SELÖN | to sell |
SEMAN | a (certain) person |
SEMANAEDO | sometimes |
SEMIK | (a) certain one (= specified) |
SEMIKNA | now and again, sometimes |
SEMIKNAIK | occasional |
SEMO | in a sense |
SEMOFABIK | dyamic |
SEMUFULÜKÖN | to spill |
SEN | sensation, sense (general/physical) |
SENÄL | (inner) feeling |
SENÄLÖN | to be aware, to feel inwardly |
* to feel compelled = senälön dranäli | |
SENÄLÖFIK | sensitive |
SENIDÖN | to feel (one's way), to grope |
SENÖN | to feel (= ill/well/happy/uncomfortable) |
SENUNÄDÖN OKI | (to) log out (computers) |
SEP | a den |
SEPÜL | a grave, a tomb |
SEPÜLÖN | to bury, to inter |
SEPÜLEMÖP | a cemetery |
SER | nil, nought |
gesedön lü ser = (to) reset (computer) | |
SESEDÖN | to broadcast |
SESMOKÄDÖN | to fumigate |
SESTÜRÖN | to pour out (also: emotions) |
SESUMÜ | with the exception of |
SET | a sentence (= a group of words) |
SETÄD | a statement |
SETEM | a paragraph |
SETEVÖN | to migrate |
SETIRÄDÖN | to pull out |
SETRATÖN (DE/SE) | to extract (from) |
SETUL | September |
SETÜL | a verse |
SEVABO | that is to say... |
SEVÄDAN (HI-/JI-) | an acquaintance |
SEVÄDIKÜN | famous, very well-known |
SEVÄDOVIK | recognizable |
SEVÄDÖN | to be acquainted, to get to know (someone) |
SEVÄDÜKÖN | to make known |
SEVÄLÖFIKÖN | to come to one's senses |
SEVÄLÖFÖN | to be conscious |
SEVÄRIK | harsh, strict, severe |
SEVED | conciousness |
SEVEDIKÖN | to become aware |
SEVEDÖN | to be aware of |
SEVEIGÖN | to export |
SEVÖN | to know, to understand |
SEXÄNÖN (DE) | to alight (from), to dismount, to get off |
SFIN | (the) sphinx |
SI! | yes! |
SIAM | an affirmation |
SIÄMO | positively |
SIÄMÖF | meaning |
SIB | a colander, a sieve |
SIBLÄGAHOG | a black hole |
SID | a seed |
SIDAFLUMOT | sperm |
SIDIN | indignation |
SIEM | a border, an edge |
SIEN | (one of the five) sense(s) |
SIENAM | a perception |
SIENOVIK | noticeable |
SIENÖN | to be aware of, to notice |
SIFAL | (the) Mayor |
SIFAN | a citizen |
SIFANAKOMIPANEF | a militia |
SIFANAKRIG | a civil war |
SIFÄDAN | a civilian |
SIGAYEB | hay (sigayebamasad = a hay loft) |
SIIK | positive |
SIJIDÖN | to hiss, to sizzle |
SIKAPSÜL | a space capsule |
SIKLOPED | an encyclopedia |
SIKRON | a corona (stellar) |
SIL | sky |
SILANAN | an angel |
SILIKRATABUMOT | a skyscraper |
SILHUÄT | a silhouette |
SILVID | a warbler |
SIM | an edge, a margin, a side |
SIMÖN | to border |
SIMULAN | a hypocrite |
SIMULÖN | to pretend |
* = simulön oki = to kid oneself | |
SINIF | meaning |
SINIFÖN | to mean, to signify |
SINISTIAM | absolution |
SINOD | a sin |
SINUD | a sinus (medical) |
SIOLÖM | an insulator |
SIÖFIK | positive |
SIÖR | gentleman, sir |
SIPÖN | to emancipate |
SIRKAMUF | a cycle (of nature) |
SIRKÖFIK | circular, round |
SIRKOT | a (gramophone) record |
SIRKOTIL | a floppy disk (computer) |
SIRKUD | a circus |
SIRKÜL | a circle, a ring |
SIRKÜLAM | a cycle (of events) |
SIRKÜLAPENÄD | a circular (letter) |
SIRKÜLÖN | to circulate (= be in circulation) |
SIRKÜLÜKÖN | to (cause to) circulate |
SIRUP | a syrup |
SIS | for, since (preposition) |
(no elogob oli sis lunüp = I haven't seen | |
you for a long time) | |
SISKIAT | sciatica |
SISO | ever since |
SISOIKO | from then on |
SISTAJON | a space station |
SIT | a system |
SITIKO | systematically |
SITATÖN | to summon |
SIÜL | a (body) cell |
SIVOVIK | available, obtainable |
SIVÖN | to obtain, to receive |
SIYOP | Asia |
SKAFÄD | an easel |
SKAFED | a catafalque |
SKAFOD | a scaffold |
SKALEL | a potter |
SKALP | a scalp |
SKANO | gloomily, morosely |
SKANÖN | to be shocked |
SKANÜKÖN | to shock |
SKAPIK | steep |
SKAPULAR | a shoulder blade |
SKAR | a scar |
SKARABED | a beetle |
SKARAF | a cockroach |
SKÄNIK | offensive, scandalous |
SKÄNÖN | to anger, to annoy, to irritate, to offend |
SKÄT | a sketch |
* skäto = in outline | |
SKÄULEP | a horse chestnut (tree) |
SKEAPÖN | to escape |
SKEL | a (large) dish |
SKEMAT | a scheme |
SKET | a skate |
SKETÖN | to skate |
SKIN | skin |
SKRETÖN | to secrete |
SKILÄDIK | fluent (spikön skilädiko = to speak fluently) |
SKILÄLIK | efficient |
SKILIK | experienced, skilled |
SKIN | skin |
SKIP | a (ship's) crew |
SKIPÖN | to man |
SKOILIK | scaly |
SKOMB | a mackerel |
SKIYÖN | to ski |
SKIY | a ski |
SKIYAM | skiing (= sport) |
SKOLIM | scholasticism |
SKORBUT | scurvy (medical) |
SKÖM | foam, froth, lather |
SKÖT | a coat of arms |
SKÖTAV | heraldry |
SKRÄDAN | a tailor |
SKRET | a secretion |
SKRIN | a (TV/ cinema) screen |
SKROT | a scrotum (medical) |
SKRUB | a screw |
SKRUBAKIK | a spanner |
SKRUBÄT | a spiral |
SKRUBITULÖM | a screwdriver |
SKRUTÖN | to scan |
SKULTURAV | sculpture |
SKUTALAVIAN | jet hose |
SKUTILEMOFIK | jet-propelled |
SLAFAN | a slave |
SLÄM | mud |
SLÄNÖN | to slander |
SLAPIK | slipshod, slovenly |
SLEAFABLIT | (a pair of) knickers |
SLEAFÖN | to glide |
SLEIFAKÄT | a sliding section |
SLEITÖN | to rend, to rip. to tear, to slash |
SLENIK | slim, thin |
SLETOT | a (school) slate |
SLIFABEMS | runners (of sledge) |
SLIFAVABÖN | to toboggan |
SLIFÄDÖN | to slip |
SLIFÖN | to glide, to slip, to slither |
SLIM | dirt, mucus, slime |
SLIMAFLID | mucous membrane |
SLIP | sleep |
SLIPACEM | a bedroom |
SLIPATIM | bedtime |
SLIPIKÖN | to fall asleep |
SLIPIL | a nap |
SLIPÖFIK | sleepy |
SLIPÖN | to sleep |
SLIPÜLÖN | to slumber |
SLIPÜP | bedtime |
SLIT | an opening |
SLITOD | a cleft, a crack, a fissure |
SLITÖN | to split |
SLIV | a sleeve |
SLIVÜL | a (shirt) cuff |
SLOBIKO | loosely |
SLOKÖN | to sob |
SLOPAN | an adherent, a supporter |
SLOPÖN | to adhere (to) |
SLOPÜKÖN | to recruit, to gain supporters |
SLÖM | a slum |
SLUDAM | a decision |
SLUDÖN (AD) | to decide (to) |
SLUG | a gullet, a throat |
SLUGÖN | to swallow |
SLÜDÖN (EKI AD) | to persuade (someone to) |
SLÜGAMUGDAL | tonsil |
SMALAMON | (loose) change |
SMALIK | small |
SMALOTÜLAM | fragmentation |
SMALÜKAM | diminutive |
SMALÜKÖN | to decrease |
SMARAGOIN | an emerald |
SMEILASIEN | sense of smell |
SMEILÖN | to smell (something) |
SMEITÖN | to melt, to smelt |
SMEKASIEN | sense of taste |
SMEKÖN (ÄS) | to taste (of) |
SMEL | a smell |
SMELÖN (ÄS) | to smell (of) |
SMETÖN | to melt, to thaw |
SMIL | laughter |
SMILARORÜL | a burst of laughter |
SMILIL | a smile |
SMILILÖN (DÖ) | to smile (about) |
SMILÖFIK | ridiculous |
SMILÖN (DÖ) | to laugh (at) |
SMITAN | a (black)smith |
SMITÖN | to forge |
SMIVÖN | to lubricate, to smear |
SMOK | smoke |
SMOKÖN | to smoke |
SMÖKÖN | to smoke (tobacco) |
SMOLÖN | to smoulder |
SMUDIK | even, smooth |
SMUFÜKAMAFER | an iron (= smoothing-iron) |
SMUFÜKÖN | to iron (clothes) |
SMUGAN | a smuggler |
SMUGIK | contraband |
SNAB | a buckle |
SNAL | a noose, a sling |
SNAPÖN | to snatch |
SNATIK | fair, honest (= without fraud) |
SNEK | a serpent, a snake |
SNEL | a snail |
SNIDÖN | to sneeze |
SNIL | a seal |
SNILALIN | signet ring |
SNILAMALAIG | sealing wax |
SNILÖN | to seal |
SNOB | a knot |
SNOKÖN | to snore |
SNÖF | catarrh |
SNÖTÖN (NUDI) | to blow (one's nose) |
SNUD | a snout |
SNURÖN | to purr |
SNÜFATABAK | snuff |
SO | so, thus |
SOAF | thirst |
SOAFIK | thirsty |
SOALÄLIK | introvert |
SOALÖFÖP | a waste, a wilderness (= a lonely place) |
SOALÜKÖN (OKI) | to retire |
SOAR | evening |
SOARALULIT | dusk |
SOARAVOAL | evening mist |
SOÄS | just like (preposition) |
SOELOT | a single detail (or event) |
SOB | soap |
SOBASKÖM | lather |
SOCENIK | obscene |
SOD | sauce |
SODAD | soda |
SOELIK | alone (ai binom soelik = he's |
always by himeself) | |
SOELIKÖN | to become isolated |
SOELÖLIK | isolated |
SOFÄLIK | mild, gentle (quality) |
SOFÄLÜKÖN | to appease |
SOFIK | soft, gentle |
SOFÜKÖN | to relieve, to soothe |
SOG | company, society |
SOGALIF | socializing |
SOGÄDIM | socialism |
SOGOD | a (social) circle |
SOGÖN (OKI LÄ) | to mix (socialize) with |
SOGü | accompanied by |
SOL | (the) sun |
(modonikam sola = the setting of the sun) | |
(solamoikam = sunset) | |
(sülöpikam sola = the rising of the sun) | |
SOLAGLOK | a sundial |
SOLDAT | a soldier |
SOLDÖN | to weld |
SOLIAD | a threshold |
SOLIDOT | a clot |
SOLÖFIK | sunny |
SOLÖN (OKI) | to sunbathe |
SOLUÖN | to dissolve |
SOMAN | such a one (= person) |
SOMIK | such, that kind of |
SON | a son |
SONEMIK | so-called |
SOP | a (mine) shaft |
SORBABIM | a mountain-ash, a rowan (tree) |
SORDITIK | numb, unresponsive (figurative) |
SOSIT | a sausage |
SOSITARULÄD | a sausage roll |
SOSUS | as soon as |
SOT | a kind, a sort |
SOTÜL | a variation |
SOTEFO | whereas |
SOÜLÖN | to dissolve |
SOVADIK | wild (= not domesticated) |
SOVÖN | to sow |
SOVÜO (JÜS) | so long (as) |
SOYABON | a soya bean |
SÖF | a settee, sofa |
SÖJAFÄDASITOT | (the) reproductive system |
SÖKALEOD | a sequence |
SÖKALEODIK | consecutive |
SÖKET | order (of numbers) |
SÖKÖN | to follow (after) |
SÖL | gentleman, Mr. sir |
SÖLIT | a sole (= seafood) |
SÖMÄL | a sole (= of shoe) |
SÖMIT | a top, a summit |
SÖMITAMAPÜN | a climax |
SÖOF | oesophagus |
SÖP | a ditch |
SÖR | a sister |
SÖRÖNÖN | to pursue |
SÖT | a (moral) duty |
SÖTO | nice, well-behaved |
SÖTÖN (+ INFIN) | to be duty bound (= ought) |
SPAD | room, space |
SPADÄD | an (ample) space, an area |
SPADÖFIK | roomy, spacious |
SPADÖN (PRO) | to make room/space (for) |
SPAG | a spark |
SPAL | forbearance |
SPALÖN (EKE BOSI) | to spare (someone something) |
SPARAG | asparagus |
SPARAGABRASID | broccoli |
SPAT | a stroll, a walk |
SPATAJETET | a pier |
SPATAKLOTEM | outdoor wear |
SPATAM | a walk |
SPATASTAF | a walking stick |
SPATAVABAM | a drive (up to a house) |
SPATÖN | to go for a walk |
SPATÜKÖN | to walk (dog) |
SPÄK | a ghost, a phantom, a spook |
SPÄKÖN | to haunt |
* Späkos in dom at = This house is haunted | |
* Ospäkob lä ol = I will haunt you | |
SPÄKTRUM | a spectrum |
SPÄLIÄLIK | frugal, sparse |
SPÄLÖN | to economize, to save (money) |
SPÄR | a sparrow |
SPED | a lance |
SPEARÜKÖN | to spread around, to circulate (gossip) |
SPEDIJEDAM | (the) javelin throw (= Olympics) |
SPEL | hope |
SPELÖN | to hope |
SPETÄTIKO | expectantly |
SPETIDÖN | to anticipate |
SPETIKO | expectantly |
SPETÖF | awareness, a (mental) realisation |
SPETÖFÖN | to be aware (of) |
SPETÖN | to anticipate, to expect |
* no pespetöl - unexpected | |
SPETÜKÖN | to anticipate |
SPID | haste, hurry, speed |
SPIDIÄL | haste, hastiness |
SPIDO | hastily, in haste |
SPIDÖN | to hurry, to make haste, to rush |
SPIG | a spike |
SPIK | (power of) speech |
SPIKAMAHORN | a megaphone |
SPIKAMAMOD | language (= style/manner of expression) |
SPIKAN | an orator, a speaker |
SPIKÄD | a discourse, an oration, a lecture, a speech, a talk |
SPIKED | a motto, a saying |
SPIKET | a proverb |
SPIKOT | a chat, a conversation, a dialogue |
SPIKOTAN | a conversationalist |
SPIKOTÄLIK | chatty, conversational, talkative |
SPIKOTÖN (KO) | to chat (with), to converse (with) |
SPIKÖF | eloquence |
SPIKÖN | to speak (spikön nelaodiko = to whisper) |
SPIKÜLÖN | to stammer |
SPILÖN | to spill |
SPIN | a thorn |
SPINAD | spinach |
SPION | a spy |
SPIRIN | an aspirin |
SPIRITÄLIK | witty |
SPIRUT | spiritism, spiritualism |
SPITIFABRIK | a distillery |
SPITIN | an alcoholic drink |
SPLEN | spleen |
SPLODÖN | to explode |
SPLODÜLÖN (ME) | to burst (into) |
SPOD | correspondence, mail |
SPODÖN (KO) | to correspond (with) |
SPOT | a sport |
SPÖNAN (HI/JI) | a godfather, a godmother, a sponsor |
SPÖRINASENÖFIK | hormone-sensitive |
SPRANÖN | to blow up, to destroy |
SPRANÜLÖN | to spring |
SPROTIANABRASID | a Brussels-sprout |
SPROTÖN | to shoot up, to sprout |
SPRÖTÖN | to make sprout |
SPUKÖN | to spit |
SPULED | a cobweb, a spider's web |
SPULÖM | a spinning wheel |
SPUN | a spoon |
SPUNET | a spoonful |
SPUTÖN | to throw up, to vomit |
SPÜL | a coil |
STAB | a basis |
STABALIENS | basics, guide lines |
STABALON | (state) constitution |
STABÄD | a (basic) unit |
STABIK | fundamental |
STABÖFO | radically |
STABÜL | (the) bottom (stabül tuba = the |
bottom of a barrel) | |
STAD | a condition, a state, status |
(computer) geükön ini stad kösömik = (to) revert to default settings | |
(computer) väls ad stad kösömik = default settings | |
(computer) paramets stada kösömik = default parameters | |
STADÄD | a phase, a stage |
STADÄT | a situation |
STADION | a (sports) stadium |
STADÖN | to find itself, to stand (= to be) |
(lio saun ola stadon-li? = how are you?) | |
STADÜKÖN LIBIO | to set free |
STAF | a rod, a stick |
STAFÄD | a post, a stake |
STAFÄDAKIUD | a partition (of staves) |
STAG | a shaft, a stalk |
STAFAFER | rod iron |
STAJON | a station |
STAJONACIF | a station-master |
STAL | steel |
STALADÜFIK | hard as steel |
STAM | a stem |
STAMEN | a stamen (botany) |
STAMOD | a (tree) trunk |
STANÄD | a rack (for bottles, etc) |
STANED | a position |
STANIN | tin (= metal) |
STANÖN | to stand |
STAR | an eye disease (star gedik = a cataract; |
(star grünik = glaucoma; | |
(star blägik = amaurosis) | |
STATIT | a statistic |
STATITAV | statistics (discipline) |
STAUDAVAB | a restaurant (dining) car (= railway) |
STAUDÖN | to refresh oneself |
STAUDÖP | a restaurant |
STÄATIK | ecstatic |
STÄÄNIK | comprehensive |
STÄÄNIKAM | a scope |
STÄÄNIKÖN | to extend (= over an area) |
STÄÄNÜKAM | expansion, extension |
STÄÄNÜKÖN | to expand, to extend |
STÄAT | ecstacy |
STÄD | a stage (theatre) |
STÄF | personnel (staff) |
STÄG | a stag |
STÄN | a banner, a flag |
STÄPEDÖM | a stamping device/machine |
STÄPODÖN | to impress (on the mind) |
STEB | a sojourn, a stay |
STEBEDALECEM | a waiting room |
STEBEDÖN | to await, to sojourn, to wait for |
STEBÖN | to stay (= for a certain time); to linger (of perfume, etc) |
STEDAGUL | a right-angle |
STEDÄLIK | sincere, straight |
STEDIK | straight |
STEDIKO | exactly, precisely |
STEDÖFIK | direct |
STEDÖLO | all of a sudden, directly |
STEIF | an effort, endeavour |
STEIGÄDÖN | to cram, to stuff |
STEGÜLÖN | to sting (= insect) |
STEIFÄDAN | a candidate |
STEIFÖN | to strive |
STEIFÜL | an attempt |
STEIFÜLÖN | to attempt, to try |
STEIGÄDÖN | to cram, to fill (a pipe) |
STEIGÖN | to insert, to stick (into) |
STEILÖN | to distill (steilavat = distilled water) |
STEL | a star |
STELANAF | a spaceship |
STELANAFAN | an astronaut, a cosmonaut |
STELAV | astronomy |
STELÄD | a constellation |
STELÜL | an asterisk |
STEM | steam |
STEMANAF | a steamer (= boat) |
STEN | a blot, a mark, a spot |
STENOGRAF | shorthand, stenography |
STENÖN | to stain |
STEP | a pace, a step |
STEREOD | stereo |
STEREODATON | stereophonic sound |
STETÖN | to declare, to elucidate |
STIAM | an amnesty |
STIB | a pencil |
STIBIJAPÜKÖM | a pencil sharpener |
STIFIK | rigid, stiff |
STIGARIBEDABÄL | a gooseberry |
STIGÄD | an impulse, an incentive |
STIGÄDÖN | to induce, to stimulate |
STIGEDIK | exciting |
STIGEDOV | irritability |
STIGEDÖN | to charm, to entice |
STIGIK | stinging |
STIGÜL | a tingling (sensation) |
STILIK | calm, quiet, still |
STIM | esteem, honour |
STIMIÄL | ambition |
STIMADIG | dignity, respectability |
STIMO | respectfully |
STIMÖN | to esteem, to honour |
STIP | a condition, a stipulation (stipä = on condition that) |
STIPÖFIK | conditional |
STIRAGÖB | a fin (of fish) |
STIRAGUB | a rudder (of boat, ship) |
STIRALUIB | a steering wheel |
STIRAN | a helmsman, a steersman |
STIRAV | cybernetics |
STIRAVAN | a cyberneticist |
STIRAVIK | cybernetic |
STIRÄDAN | a pilot |
STIRÖN | to lead, to steer |
STITOD | an institute |
STITÖN | to install |
STOBÖN | to come to a standstill |
STOF | cloth, material |
STOFÄDEM (BEDA) | bed-linen |
STOFÄDEMILAV | (the) wash/washing (= of clothes/linen) |
STOFÄDIKNIBÒM | a clothes-peg |
STOFED | a table cloth |
STOFEDÖN | to put the table cloth on |
STOG | a stocking |
STOL | a straw |
STOLAJUGED | a straw mat |
STOM | weather (stomanunod = a weather forecast) |
STOMÄG | a stomach |
STOMÄGAVAET | gastric juice |
STON | a stone |
STONÖP | a quarry |
STONAKOLAT | coal |
STONATVIL | a flagstone, a paving stone |
STOPÖN | to cease, to stop |
STOPÖP | a (bus/rail) stop |
STORDIT | an anaesthetic |
STORK | a stork |
STÖBÖN | to bar, to block (stöbön vegi = to block the way) |
STÖFIM | materialism |
STÖFIKÖN | to materialize |
STÖM | an implement |
STÖMÖN | to fasten, to harness |
STÖPÄDÖN | to delay, to detain, to hinder, to hold up |
STÖPÖN | to cease, to stop |
STÖRÖM | a poker (for fire) |
STÖRÜLÖN | to shake |
STÖTÖN | to mumble, to stutter |
STRABÖN | to squint |
STRAIKÖN | to (go on) strike |
STRAL | a beam, a ray (of light) |
STRALAMIKODAB | radio activity |
STRALÖN (LOVE) | to shine (over) |
STRIP | a streak, a wisp |
STRIPÖM | a ruler, a straightedge |
STROLOG | astrology |
STUDAN | a student |
STUDÖN | to study |
STUKÖN | to construct |
STUL | a chair, a seat |
STUM | a (technical) instrument, a tool |
STUN | amazement, astonishment |
STUNABIK | wonderful |
STUNIDABIK | admirable, wonderful |
STUNIDOT | a wonder |
(stunidots vel vola = the seven wonders of | |
the world) | |
STUNIDÖN | to admire |
STUNIK | amazed, astonished |
STUNÖN (TEFÜ) | to be astonished (at), to wonder (at) |
STUNÜKAM | a commotion, a sensation, a stir |
STUNÜKÖL | sensational |
STUNÜKÖN | to cause a stir/uproar, to astonish |
STUPAN | an idiot |
STUPOT | a folly, stupidity |
STUR | a clatter, a crash |
STURNOD | a starling |
STURÖN | to capsize, to hurl |
STUTÖMASTUL | an armchair |
STUTÖN (LEN) | to lean (against/on) |
STÜBIK | stubborn |
STÜL | a (literary) style |
STÜM | esteem, respect |
STÜMÖN | to esteem, to respect |
STÜRÖN | to capsize, to throw (onto a pile); to shed (tears) |
STÜT | a support |
STÜTODS | crutches (golön stutü stütods = to go on crutches) |
STÜTÖN | to second, to side with, to support |
SU | on, upon |
SÜADÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) | to be convinced (of/about); to come to a conclusion (about) |
SÜADÜKÖN | to persuade |
SUÄM | a price, an amount (of money) |
SUÄMÖN | to amount (to), to total |
SUBLIMIK | grandiose, sublime |
SUBLIMÜKÖN | to soar (spiritually) |
SUDEL | Sunday |
SUDIK | deaf |
SUEMOD | a concept, a notion |
SUEMOVIK | comprehensible |
SUEMÖN | to comprehend, to understand |
SUETÖN | to perspire, to sweat |
SUFALEFOM | passive (grammar) |
SUFÄDIK | patient |
SUFÄLÖN | to tolerate |
SUFÄLIK | tolerant |
SUFEDÖN | to resign (oneself) |
SUFIDALAIDÜKÖN | to tolerate (= over a long period) |
SUFIDIK | resistant |
SUFIDÖN | to bear, to tolerate |
SUFOD | resignation |
SUFÖN | to suffer (sufön malädi = to have an illness); to tolerate |
SUG | suction |
SUGADAIFET | a lollipop |
SUI | onto, upon |
SUIDIKÖN | to become giddy/dizzy |
SUIMÖN | to follow (mentally) |
SUKADOG | a tracker (dog) |
SUKAM | research |
SUKÖN | to look for, to seek |
SUKUBÖN (SEKÜ) | to collapse, to give way (under) |
SULÜD | south |
SUMÄTÖFÜ | under the command of |
SUMÄTÜKÖN | to oppress, to subject |
SUMODÖN | to accept, to take up |
SUMÖN | to take |
SUNÄDANUNÜKIAN | an instant messager |
SUNÄDO | at once, immediately, without delay |
SUNIK | soon |
SUNOKÖMÖL | imminent |
SUP | a soup |
SUR | insurance |
SURAD | calf (anatomy) |
SURÖN | to insure (finance) |
SUS | above, over |
SUSBÄLDIK | very ancient |
SUSFLUMÖL | gushing |
SUSFULIK | full to overflowing |
SUSLANÄLIK | overenthusiastic |
SUSLOMÄNÄL | chauvinism |
SUSMAKET | supermarket |
SUSNUMIK | innumerable |
SUSTONÄD | disintegration |
SUTRIDÖN | to tread on |
SUVO | often |
SÜADÖN (DÖ/TEFÜ) | to be convinced (about) |
SÜADÜKÖN | to convince |
SÜDAV | ethics, morals |
SÜDÖF | morality |
SÜD(S) | manner(s), more(s) |
SÜEN | presence of mind |
* perön süeni oka = to lose one’s head | |
SÜENIK | discreet, sensible, sober, prudent |
SÜENIKÖN (DÖ) | to consider, to stop and think, to think (about) |
SUFIDIK | tough (= resistant) |
SÜFÜL | a scene, an episode |
SÜG | sucking |
SÜGAF | a mammal |
SÜGANIM | a mammal |
SÜGÄB | a baby |
SÜGÖN | to suck |
SÜIKÖN | to emerge, to come to the fore |
SÜL | heaven |
SÜLOGEDÖN | to peep (at) |
SÜMÄDOT | an imitation, a simulation |
SÜMÄDÖN | to imitate |
SÜMÄTÖN (LÜ) | to appear, to resemble |
SÜMBOLÖN | to symbolize |
SÜMIK | like, similar |
SÜMÖN (AD) | to resemble |
SÜMPTOM | a symptom |
SÜPALÖÜKAM | an (impromptu) rising |
SÜPÄD | a surprise |
SÜPÄDÖN | to surprise |
SÜPERIK | excellent |
SÜPIK | sudden, unexpected |
SÜRAMENÖN | to fetch out |
SÜREN | a lilac |
SÜRFAT | a surface (= outer opposed to inner) |
SÜSTEGÖN | to be rooted |
SÜT | a street |
(sütilovegolöp stripik = a zebra crossing) | |
(sütitraväröp = a crossroad) | |
SÜTASEFÄDÖP | a (traffic) refuge |
SÜÜKÖN | to give rise to; to release (spring) |
SÜVOKÖN | to cause, to engender, to give rise to |
SVAL | a swallow |
SVAN | a swan |
SVEAMÖN | to drift |
SVELÖN | to be swollen |
SVELIKÖN | to swell up |
SVENÖN | to faint, swoon |
SVIDALELMUN | a lime |
SVIDAZIB | a dessert, a pudding |
SVIDIK | sweet |
SVIET | (soft) light, a glow |
SVIMABLITIL | swimming trunks |
SVIMÖN | to swim |
SVIN | a pig |
SVINAMIT | pork |
SVINIBECÖPAN | a pork butcher |
SVIP | a broom |
SVIST | (universal) brotherhood, a colleague |
SVÖNÖN | to swing, to wave |
T
[edit | edit source]TA | against |
TAAN | an adversary, an opponent |
TAÄD | a contrast, (the) reverse |
(in contrast with = in taäd tefü) | |
TAÄDAM | a contrast |
TAÄDIK | contrary, counter |
TAÄDO | on the contrary |
TAÄDÖN (KO) | to compare (with), to contrast (with) |
TAB | a table |
TABAK | tobacco |
TABALETANED | a runner (= a long, narrow table cover) |
TABASTOFED | a table cloth |
TABLÖFÄDÖN | to disprove, to refute |
TACED | a paradox |
TADILO | on the contrary |
TADUN | resistance |
TADUNÖN | to oppose, to resist, to withstand |
TAEDIK | defensive |
TAEDÖN | to prevent |
TAENAN | a tanner |
TAENÖN | to tan |
TAENöP | a tannery |
TAETÖN | to hold back, to restrain |
TAGLUMALADÄLAMEDIN | an anti-depressant |
TAGÖN | to trample |
TAID | a (sea) tide |
TAIL | earth (= substance) |
TAIM | clay |
TAJEDAPLED | ball-bouncing (= game) |
TAKÄD | repose, rest (takädastul = a deckchair) |
TAKÄDASTAD | retirement |
TAKÄDÖN | to repose, to rest |
TAKÄT | a dead centre (maths) |
TAKEDIK | calm, quiet |
TAKEDÖ! | quiet! silence! |
TAKEDÖN | to be calm, to be quiet |
TAKEDÜKAMEDIN | a tranquilizer |
TAKEDÜKÖLO | soothingly |
TAKEDÜKÖN | to calm, to quieten |
TAKIK | static |
TAKOMIP | a defence |
TAL | (the) earth |
TALAGLÖP | (the) globe |
TALAKRUT | (the) earth's crust |
TALAP | a mole |
TALAV | geology |
TALEAB | an apprentice's indenture |
TALEDAV | geography |
TALP | a mole |
TAMBUR | a fanfare |
TAMBUREN | a tambourine |
TAMED | a remedy |
TAN | a bond |
TANÄDÖN | to bind (books) |
TANÄT | a contact, a link |
TANED | a strip |
TANGÄNT | a tangent (maths) |
TANGERAROJAT | a tangerine |
TANOD | a neckerchief, a scarf |
* födatanod = a conveyor belt | |
TANOGANILAMEDIN | an antibiotic |
TANÖN | to bind, to tie |
TAÖF | a contradiction |
TAÖN (TA) | to object (to) |
TAPÄD | a carpet |
TAPED | a tapestry |
TAPLADÜ | in contrast to... |
TAPÖN | to (wall)paper |
TAPOT | wallpaper |
TAR | tar |
TARIF | a tariff |
TARM | a (clothes) moth |
TARMARET | turmeric (spice) |
TASPIKÖN (EKE BOSI) | to contradict (someone about something) |
TAT | (the) state (= government) |
TATAK | an attack |
TATAKÖN | to attack |
TATAMONOPUL | a (state) monopoly |
TATAREIGÄBAM | counter-resistance |
TATÄT | citizenship (= of a state) |
TATIKÄLIK | absurd, ridiculous |
TATIMÄDIM | an anachronism |
TATS-PEBALÖL MEROPA | the United States of America |
TAUL | a towel |
TAUM | an atom |
TAVIENVITÜR | a windscreen |
TAVIENVITÜRAKLINIAN | a windscreen wiper |
TAXID | a taxicab |
TAXIDAJOFÖR | a taxi-driver |
TAXUD | a yew (tree) |
TÄ | for (a price); in relation to (preposition) (tel proporos tä fol, |
äs kil tä mäl = 2 is in proportion to 4, | |
as 3 is to 6) | |
TÄDÖN | to menace, to threaten |
TÄIN | a complexion, a (facial) colour |
TÄK | credit (cash) |
TÄKO | on credit, on tick |
TÄKOGETÖN | to obtain on credit/on tick |
TÄLÄKT | intellect |
TÄLÄKTIK | intellectual, reasonable |
TÄLEN | a talent |
TÄMEP | temple (anatomy) |
TÄM | moderation, restraint |
TÄMEP | temple (anatomy); tem (for worship) |
TÄMIK | controlled, moderate, restrained, tempered |
TÄNAD | a tent |
TÄNADÖP | a campsite |
TÄNIT | tennis |
TÄN | then |
TÄRAT | a terrace |
TÄRMIT | a termite |
TÄRMOMET | a thermometer |
TÄSTIG | a testicle (medical) |
TÄSTUM | a testament, a will |
TATIMÄDIM | an anachronism |
TÄSTUMÖN | to bequeath, to make one's will |
TÄTÖN | to milk (animals) |
TÄTUVÖN | to tattoo |
TÄVABÜR | a travel agency |
TÄVADIENTIFÄD | a passport |
TÄVADISIN | itinerary |
TÄVAKAD | a ticket |
TÄVAN | a traveller |
TÄVAPAS | a passport |
TÄVAZEIL | a destination |
TÄVÖN (LÜ) | to journey, to travel (to) |
TÄXETÖN | to estimate |
TE | mere, only |
TEAD | a floor, a storey |
TEAFÖN | to choke, to suffocate |
TEAMIK | domesticated, tame |
TEAN | a toe |
TEANANUEL | a toenail |
TEATÖP | (the) theatre |
TED | business, commerce, trade |
TEDAFED | a trade union |
TEDAFEDAN | a trade unionist |
TEDAN | a businessman, a tradesman |
TEDIK | commercial, mercantile |
TEDOT | a transaction |
TEDÖN | to do business, to trade |
TEDRIL | a tendril |
TEDRILÖN | to entangle |
TEDÜLAN | a retailer, a shopkeeper |
TEF | relation |
TEFÄDIK | respective |
TEFÄDIKO | relatively |
TEFIK | corresponding to; relating to |
TEFÖN | to affect, to be a question of, to concern |
TEFÜ | concerning, with regard to... |
TEGÄD | a cover (tabategäd = a table cover) |
TEGED | a blanket, a cover, a sheet |
(bedateged = a coverlet, a quilt) | |
(tävateged = a travelling rug/blanket) | |
TEGOT | a cover, a lid |
TEGÖN | to cover |
TEGÜL | a scale (= of fish) |
TEIFÖN | to choke, to suffocate (someone) |
TEIFÜLIK | heavy (weather); stifling |
TEIL | a separation |
TEILÖN | to part, to separate (teilön heremi = to |
part one's hair) | |
TEIMÖN | to tame (= animals/birds) |
TEIN | a (roof) tile |
TEL | two |
TELAT | a couple |
TELÄD | twins |
TELÄL | a dissension |
TELEFONALEZIÖB | a telephone booth |
TELEFONALIEN | a connection, a telephone line |
TELEFONAPARAT | a telephone (= complete unit) |
a mobile ('phone) = telefon polovik | |
TELEFONOT | a telephone call |
TELEFONÖN | to ring up, to telephone |
* telefonön (numati) = to dial (on telephone) | |
TELEGRAFOT | a telegram |
TELEVID | television |
TELEVIDADAÄD | a television channel |
TELEVIDADANUNAM | a television commercial (= advertisement) |
TELEVIDALEKONED (ALDELIK) | a television series; a soap opera |
TELEVIDASKRIN | a television screen |
TELEVIDÖN | to watch television |
TELID | second |
TELIDAN | a second (= person) |
TELIDKLAD | second class |
TELIDNAEDO | for the second time |
TELIK | double |
TELÖN | to double |
TELPAD | a double page |
TELPLÄNOVIK | ambiguous |
TELRÜDEDAGÜN | a double - barrelled gun |
TELSPIKOT | a dialogue |
TELTON | a diphthong |
TELÜM | a duet |
TEM | a synagogue, a temple |
TEMUNAN | a witness |
TEMUNÖN | to bear witness |
TEMÜL | a chapel |
TENID | tension |
TENIDÜKÖN | to flex, to span, to stretch |
TENOR | a tenor (music) |
TENÖN | to range, to stretch |
TENÜKÖN | to make tense, to stretch out |
TEORIK | theoretic(al) |
TEOROD | a theory (teorod lita = the theory of light) |
TEP | a storm |
TER | an aunt/uncle |
TEREBEN | turpentine |
TET | a (cow's) udder |
TEUP | oakum |
TEVAN | an itinerant, a wanderer |
TEVÖN | to roam, to migrate, to wander |
TI | almost, nearly |
(ti mens mil = almost a thousand people) | |
(binos ti düp zülid = it's nearly 9 o'clock) | |
TIÄD | a title (= of a book/publication) |
TIBIAD | shin, tibia |
TID | instruction |
TIDABUK | a text-book |
TIDADÜP | a lesson (= in classroom) |
TIDAGITOD | a teaching qualification |
TIDAN | a teacher |
TIDANAJUL | a teacher training college |
TIDANEF | (the) teaching staff |
TIDASTEIFÄDAN | a candidate for the teaching profession |
TIDÄB | a pupil |
TIDIÄL | motivation (= of a teacher) |
TIDOD | a lesson (= in course/text-book) |
TIDODEM | a course (of lessons) |
TIDÖN (EKE BOSI) | to teach (someone something) |
TIED | tea |
TIEDALEPLANÄN | a tea plantation |
TIEDASKAL | a teapot |
TIEDIÄR | a tea caddy |
TIF | theft |
TIFALÖL | staggering, stumbling |
TIFALÖN | to stumble, to stagger, to trip up |
TIFALÜKÖN | to trip (someone else) up |
TIFAN | a thief |
TIFÖN (EKE BOSI) | to steal (something from someone) |
TIGRID | a tiger |
TIJOD | an artichoke |
(tijod di „Yerusalem” = a Jerusalem artichoke) | |
TIK | a thought |
TIKAMAGOT | an idea |
TIKAN | a thinker |
TIKASÖKÖD | a line of thought |
TIKAV | logic (= science) |
TIKAVIK | logical |
TIKÄD | a concept |
TIKÄDÖN | to consider, to take into consideration |
TIKÄL | mind, reason |
TIKÄLAMOD | reasoning |
TIKÄLIK | mental |
TIKET | a (sudden) idea |
TIKIT | a ticking sound |
TIKOD | a mental image, a thought |
TIKODILOVEBLIN | telepathy |
TIKODÖN | to imagine |
TIKODÜKAM | a suggestion |
TIKOLOGÄDÖN | to turn over (in the mind) |
TIKÖN (DÖ) | to opine, to think (about) |
TIKTÖ! | tick-tack! |
TIL | a thistle |
TILIAD | a lime (tree) |
TILURÖBÖN | to brush against (= almost touch) |
TIM | time |
at the same time = ün tim ot | |
ün tim, das = so long as | |
TIMAKOMPENAN | a contemporary (person) |
TIMAPENÄD | a periodical |
TIMAV | chronology |
TIMÄD | an era |
TIMIL | a short time, a while |
TIMIMAFIAN | a timer (= a timing device) |
TIMPUN | a kettledrum, timpani |
TIMÜ | at the time of... |
TIMÜL | a moment |
TINISUL | a peninsula |
TIPIK | pointed |
TIPOT | a point, a (sharp) end |
TIPÜKÖN | to make pointed, to sharpen (a pencil) |
TIPÜL | a (coat)tail |
TIRAHARMONÖM | an accordeon |
TIRÄDANÄM | (power of) attraction |
TIRÄDIKÖN | to become irritated |
TIRÄDÖN | to attract (magnetically) |
TIREN | tyranny |
TIRENAN | a tyrant |
TIREDÖN | to draw (a prize) |
TIRIDÖN | to draw (tiridön drati de largent = to |
draw silver wire) | |
TIRÖN | to draw, to pull |
(jevods tirons vabi = the horses pull the carriage) | |
TIRÜLÖN | to tug |
TISOPRAN | a mezzo-soprano (singer) |
TITENOR | a baritone (singer) |
TIVÖN (TEFÜ) | to negotiate (regarding) |
TO | despite, in spite of (preposition) |
TOÄ | despite, in spite of (conjunction) |
TOBUL | October |
TODÄLIK | rebellious, spiteful |
TODIKO | defiantly, obstinately |
TOED | a cake |
TOENÖN | to chink, to clink, to (make a) sound, to ring out |
TOF | a drip, a drop |
TOFIL | a droplet, a tricklet |
TOFÖN | to drip |
TOLABOT | something to declare (at customs) |
TOLATÖN | to manipulate |
TOLÄDABÜR | Customs Office |
TOLÄDAN | a customs officer |
TOMAT | a tomato |
TOMÖN | to annoy, to pester, to worry |
TONAT | a letter (= of the alphabet) |
TONATAM | spelling |
TONATANIL | a (cassette) tape |
TONATÖN | to spell |
TONATÜKAM | alliteration |
TONAV | phonetics |
TONÄRÖN | to thunder |
TONIK | phonetic |
TONINÄMÜKIAN | a volume control (= sound) |
TONOD | a sound, a resonance |
TONODAKASÄT | an audio cassette |
TONODALÖPOT | volume (of sound) |
TONODASIRKOT | a (gramophone) record, a disc |
TONODAV | (study of) harmony (= in music) |
TONODIREGISTARÖM | a tape-recorder |
TONODISUMODÖM | a record-player |
TONODÖN | to intone, to start (a tune) |
TONÖM | a loudspeaker (radio, TV) |
TONÖN (ÄS) | to ring, to sound (like) |
TOO | however, nevertheless, notwithstanding |
TONULÖN | to tunnel |
TOOD | automobile, car, motor-car |
TOODALEVEG | a motorway |
TOODAMAZÖT | a driving licence |
TOODIPARKÖP | a car park |
TOP | a place |
TOPAGASED | a local newspaper |
TOPAM | a location |
TOPÄD | a region |
TOPÄT | a locality |
TOPÄTIKÖN | to move on |
TOPIK | local |
TOPÖN (LEN) | to lie, to be situated (by/on) |
(zif topon len flumed = the town is situated/lies on the river) | |
TOR | a bull |
TORADOEG | a bulldog |
TORF | peat |
TORTUG | a tortoise |
TOST | a toast (drink) |
TOUM | a volume (book) |
TOUN | a ton |
TOVÄDÖN | to lift (= dig up) |
TOVASKRUBIAN | a helicopter |
TOVEDÖN | to haul up, to hoist |
TOVIAN | a lever (= lifting device) |
TOVÖM | a jack (= for car) |
TOVÖMATIG | a lever (= arm) |
TOVÖN | to lift, to raise |
TOVÜLÖN | to shrug |
TOÜN | tunny (= fish) |
TÖ | at, in (preposition) |
(lödof tö top at = she lives at/in this place) | |
(de veg tö fagot stepas tel = a couple | |
of steps away from the road) | |
TÖB | inconvenience, trouble |
TÖBID | effort, endeavour |
TÖNUL | a tunnel |
TPM (TATS-PEBALÖL MEROPA) | USA (United States of America) |
TRAVÄRÖN | to cross > to cross perpendicular to |
TRAVÄRÜ | across > crosswise through |
TRÄTÖN | to betray |
TRENÖN | to travel by train |
TRET | a bill of exchange |
TRETÖN (EKI) | to draw on someone (= financial) |
TRIB | plush |
TRIBÜT | a tribe |
TRIBÜTABIM | a family tree |
TRID | a step, a stair |
TRIDEM | a (flight of) stairs, a stairway |
löpio golön ve tridem = to go upstairs | |
donio golön ve tridem = to go downstairs | |
tridem skrubätik = a spiral staircase | |
TRIDOD | a kick |
TRIDODÖN | to kick |
TRIDÖM | a pedal |
TRIDÖN | to tread on |
TRIFUL | a clover |
TRIG | intrigue |
TRIGONOMET | trigonometry |
TRIGÖN | to be intrigued |
TRIKANAD | a knitting needle |
TRIKOTS | knitwear |
TRIKÖN | to knit |
TRIP | a tax |
TRIPABIK | taxable |
TROD | consolation |
TRODÖN | to comfort, to console |
TROIVÖN | to crash, to shatter, to smash |
TROMPET | a trumpet |
TRON | a throne |
TRONÖN | to enthrone |
TROTÖN | to trot |
TROVÖN | to crash, to smash |
TRÖG | laziness, sluggishness |
TRÖGIK | lazy |
TRÖK | a suitcase, a trunk |
TRUB | dimness, dullness |
TRUBADUR | a (travelling) minstrel, a troubadour |
TRUF | a trump (card) |
TRUL | a drum roll |
TRUM | a drum |
TRUPÖN (LÜ) | to flock (to) |
TRÜF | a truffle |
TRÜIT | a trout |
TU | too (= excessively) |
TUB | a barrel, a keg, a tub |
TUBAT | a tuba (musical instrument) |
TUDEL | Tuesday |
TUDREDÄLÖN | to panic |
TUF | a bundle |
TUFAV | disgust, nausea |
TUFRUTIDÖN | to exploit |
TUG | a virtue |
TUGÖFIK | virtuous |
TUIG | a branch |
TUIGAHON | antlers |
TUIN | a hosepipe |
TUITIK | jagged, serrated |
TUL | revolving, turning |
TULIP | a tulip |
TULITIK | dazzling |
TULÖN | to be revolving/turning |
TUM | a hundred |
TUMÖDIK | excessive |
TUMÖDO | excessively |
TUMYEL | a century |
TUPIK | bothersome, inconvenient |
TUPIT | a (whipping) top (= child's toy) |
TUPITÖN | to play at whip and top (= game) |
TUP | (radio/TV) interference |
TUPÖN | to disturb |
TUR | (physical) exercise |
TURAV | gymnastics, physical training |
TURB | peat |
TURD | a song-thrush |
TURN | a turn (binos turn oba = it's my turn) |
TURNO | in turn |
TURÖP | a gymnasium, a fitness suite |
TUSUNIKO | prematurely |
TUT | a tooth |
TUTADOL | a toothache |
TUTAKREM | toothpaste |
TUTATAK | an onslaught, a (surprise) attack |
TUTATAKÖN | to attack by surprise |
TUTÄD | teething |
TUTEM | a set of teeth |
TUTIKEF | a toothbrush |
TUTILAFÄRMÜKAM | a zip fastener |
TUTISANAVAN | a dentist |
TUTISANÖP | a dentist's surgery |
TUTÖBIDÖN | to overexert, to overstrain |
TUÜKAM | an exaggeration |
TUÜKÖN | to exaggerate |
TUVATAM | flooding |
TUVATÖN | to flood, to inundate |
TUVÄBÖP | an orphanage |
TUVEDÖN | to decipher, to solve (= puzzle/riddle) |
TUVEMIK | colossal, gigantic |
TUVÖN | to find |
TUZIL | overenthusiasm |
TÜ | at, on (= time) (preposition) |
(tü del balid mayula = on the lst May) | |
TÜB | a barrel, a tub |
TÜBEL | a cooper |
TÜI | about, approximately (preposition) |
(tüi düp kilid = about 3 o'clock) | |
TÜIM | thymus (gland) |
TÜLAKURB | a crank |
TÜLÖN | to turn, to twist |
TÜM | a tower |
TÜMAGALAN | a look-out, a watchman (on tower) |
TÜMOLOG | etymology (= word derivation) |
TÜN | tin |
TÜNABOK | a tin (box, container) |
TÜREOID | thyroid (gland) |
TUTÄD | teething |
TÜPÜ | within (= time) |
(tüpü vig bal = in a week's time) | |
TÜRKIG | a turkey |
TÜRKOT | turquoise |
TÜTEDÖN | to discipline |
TÜVÖN | to discover |
TVALET | a toilet |
TVALETABASIN | a lavatory pan |
TVILAPLATOT | a tiled hearth (fireplace) |
TUVEDOT | an answer, a solution (to a puzzle/riddle) |
TUVEDÖN | to solve (puzzle/riddle) |
TYILPÖN | to cheep, to chirp, to twitter |
U
[edit | edit source]U | or (dels tel u kil = 2 to 3 days) |
U.......U | either.......or |
UD | or (= before a vowel) |
UD......UD | either.......or (= before vowels) |
U VA....U VA | whether......or else |
UDEL | the day after to-morrow |
UDELO | on the day after to-morrow |
US | there (us dono = down there) |
USAO | from there |
USIO | to there, thither |
(usio ed isio = hither and thither) | |
USIOVEG | (the) outward journey |
USIÖ! | Get out! |
USOARO | to-morrow evening |
UT | the one |
(hiut, jiut, utos, kel = the one who/that) | |
UTAN, (KEL) | the person, (who) |
UTO, (KÖ) | there, (where) |
Ü
[edit | edit source]Ü | or (= corresponding to Latin sive/seu) |
ÜD | or (= before a vowel) |
ÜF | in case of, insofar as |
(üf zesüdosöv = should it be necessary) | |
ÜFO | in that case, then (= questioning) (Kikodo üfo eselol-li osi? = then why have you sold it?) |
ÜFÜ | in case of |
ÜN | at, in, on (time) |
(ün neit = at night) | |
(ün del mu litik = in broad daylight) | |
(ün soar fovik = on the following evening) | |
(ün hitüp = in summer) | |
(ün mul alik = from month to month) | |
ÜNÜ | within, in the course of (= time) |
(ünü brefüp = within a short time) |
V
[edit | edit source]VA | whether |
VAÄLANÖT | a hazel-nut |
VAÄLATUIGÜL | a divining rod |
VAB | a car, a carriage, a coach, a vehicle |
VABADILÄD | a compartment (= of coach) |
VABAM | a drive (= in a vehicle) |
VABAMAKUL | a highway, a thoroughfare |
VABAVEG | a carriageway |
VABISTIRAN | a car driver |
VABÖM | a vehicle |
VABÖN | to drive |
VAEN | oats |
VAENABÜL | oatmeal porridge |
VAET | juice, sap |
VAETIK | juicy |
VAETÖFIK | succulent |
VAF | a weapon |
VAFÄDÖN | to drill (= soldiers on parade) |
VAFÖN | to arm |
VAGIK | empty |
VAGIN | a vagina |
VAGÜKÖN | to empty |
VAIBÖN | to drive (a vehicle) |
VAKEN | a holiday |
VAKENÖN | to be on holiday |
VAKENÜLÖN | to take a break (= short holiday) |
VAL | all, everything (abstract) |
(dunob vali, keli kanob dunön = | |
I am doing everything that I can do) | |
VALÄDIK | general, universal |
VALÄDO | in general |
VALÄDÖN | to generalize |
VALIK | all |
VALODIK | overall, total |
VALODO | in total |
VALÖPO | everywhere |
VALROD | a walrus |
VALT | a waltz (dance) |
VALUT | (currency) exchange |
VALÜT | a whale |
VAMIK | warm |
VAMOT | heat, temperature |
VAMPIR | vampire |
VAMÜKIAN | a heater |
VAMÜKÖN | to heat, to warm |
VAMÜLIK | lukewarm, tepid |
VANELAGLADET | a vanilla ice-cream |
VANIK | futile, vain |
VANÜKÖN | to frustrate, to thwart |
VAOGAD | an avocado (pear) |
VAP | gas |
VAPATRIDÖM | accelerator pedal |
VAPIKÖN | to evaporate |
VAPÜKÖM | a carburettor |
VARÄK | kelp |
VART | a nodule, a wart |
VASOD | a vase |
VASOV | an oasis |
VAT | water |
VATAFAL | a cascade, a waterfall |
VATAM | irrigation, watering |
VATANIVOD | water level |
VATASALIG | a weeping willow (tree) |
VATATIDEF | a water shortage |
VATAVÄR | a tumbler (= a glass for water) |
VATONEDUGOLOVIK | water-proof, water-tight |
VATÖFIK | watery |
VATÖN | to irrigate, to water |
VAULÖN | to bark |
VAXEN | a bilberry |
VÄK | wax |
VÄKAMAGOT | a wax figure/model |
VÄKIK | waxen |
VÄKÖN | to (coat with) wax |
VÄL | a choice |
VÄLID | a selection |
VÄLÖN | to choose, to elect |
* välön (me mugaparat) = to click [computers] | |
VÄNTAR | an inventory (= stocktaking) |
VÄNTIL | a valve |
VÄNTRILOKAN | a ventriloquist |
VÄP | an aroma, a perfume |
VÄR | a (drinking) glass, a tumbler |
VÄRBATIM | a verb tense |
VÄRET (+ GENITIVE) | a glass (of) |
VÄRULÖN | to bolt (a door) |
VÄT | weight |
VÄTÖM | a (weigh)scale |
VÄTÄLÖN | to consider (mentally) |
VÄTÄLÜ | in consideration of |
VÄTÖN | to weigh (objects) |
VE | along |
VEAD | a case, a container |
VEADÖN | to insert, to stick into |
VEAL | a veil |
VEBÖN | to hover |
VEDEL | Wednesday |
VEDÖN | to become |
VEDÜKÖN | to cause to be(come) |
VEF | a (sea) wave |
VEFAPAPAGIL | a budgerigar |
VEFAFOMÖN | to wave (hair) |
VEFALUNOT | a wavelength (radio/TV) |
VEFAPAPAGIL | a budgerigar |
VEG | a road, a way |
VEGABLEGOD | a bend (in the road) |
VEGAMASUÄM | a fare |
VEGAMATAIB | a timetable |
(vegamataib trenas = a train timetable) | |
VEGAMATARIF | a fare |
VEGASNEL | a slug |
VEGÄD | a distance |
VEGIJONIAN | a signpost |
VEGIKÖN (LÜ) | to set off (for) |
VEGIL | a lane |
VEIG | transport |
VEIGAMEDÖM | a means of transport |
VEIGÖM | a vehicle |
VEIGÖN | to transport |
VEIN | a vein (anatomy) |
VEITACEDIK | liberal |
VEITAFIT | haddock |
VEITIK | vast |
VEITOT | width (= a measure) |
VEL | seven |
VELSÄN | Wales |
VELSÄNIK | Welsh |
VELUVIK | velvet |
VEMO | very |
VEMÖF | intensity |
VEN | when (conjunction) |
VENEN | poison |
VENENÖFIK | poisonous, toxic |
VENENÖN | to contaminate, to poison |
VENTÜR | an adventure |
VENUD | Venus (planet) |
VEOT | crêpe, gauze |
VERAT | (the) truth |
VERATIK | true |
VERÄTIK | correct, right (= not wrong) |
VERÄTO | properly |
VERÄTÜKÖN | to correct, to rectify |
VERIK | absolute |
VERIM | absolutism |
VESEP | a wasp |
VESID | a bladder (anatomy) |
VESTIB | a hall, a lobby |
VESTIBÜL | an entrance-hall |
VESTIG | an investigation |
VESTIGATÄV | an expedition |
VESTIGÖN | to investigate |
VESTIGÜLÖN (EKI) | to quiz (someone) |
VESÜD | west |
VESÜDIK | western |
VETER | cattle |
VETIK | heavy |
VETOT | weight (= how heavy something is) |
VETOTÖN (MÖ) | to weigh (= a certain amount) |
VETÖFIK | heavy, ponderous |
VEÜTIK | important |
VI! | oh, dear! |
VIADUK | a viaduct |
VIÄL | a violin |
VIDASIMIK | wide-seamed |
VIDIK | broad, wide |
VIDOT | width (dom labon vidoti piedas teldeg = the house is twenty feet wide) |
VIDÜKÖN | to disseminate, to spread |
VIELIK | colourful, pretty |
VIEN | (the) wind |
VIENIK | windy |
VIENÖN | to be windy (vienos = it's windy) |
VIETABON | a kidney bean |
VIETÄDAMED | bleach |
VIETÄDÖN | to bleach |
VIETAFIT | plaice |
VIETASTOFÄD | household linen |
VIETÄDAMED | bleach |
VIETÄDÖN (BOSI) | to bleach (something) |
VIETIK | white |
VIF | speed |
VIFAGOL | running, sprinting |
VIFAGOLÖN | to run |
VIFIK | fast, quick, rapid |
VIFIKUMÖN | to get a move on, to hurry up |
VIFO | quickly |
VIFOTAKURB | a (vehicle) accelerator |
VIFÖ! | Get a move on! Hurry up! |
VIFÜKUMÖN(EKI/BOSI) | to hasten (someone/something) |
VIG | a week |
VIKOD | a victory |
VIKODÖN | to defeat, to conquer |
VIKTUALACEM | a larder, a pantry |
VIKTUALS | provisions (eatables) |
VIL | (the) will |
VILAD | a villa |
VILAG | a village |
VILÄDIK | arbitrary |
VILÄL | will-power |
VILÄLIK | strong-willed, stubborn |
VILOD | a willow (tree) |
VILÖFIK | willing |
(vilöfik ad yufön = willing to help) | |
VILÖFO | willingly |
VILÖN (+ INFIN) | to want |
VILUPÖN | to envelop, to wrap up |
VIM | a fancy, a humour, a mood, a whim |
VIMIK | moody |
VIN | wine |
VINAKAV | a wine cellar |
VINDIT | revenge, vindictiveness |
VINDITÖN (EKE ME) | to wreak revenge (on someone by means of) |
VINEGÖN | to wave |
VINIG | vinegar |
VINIGEDÖN | to marinate |
VINYÄT | a vignette |
VIO | how (correlative) |
VIOD | a hurt, an injury, a wound |
VIODÖN | to hurt, to injure, to wound |
VIOL | a violet |
VIOLÄTIK | violet (colour) |
VIOMAFÄDO | to what extent |
VIOR | ivory |
VIÖN (DEMÜ) | to lament, to wail (over) |
VIP | a wish |
VIPÄR | a viper |
VIPÖN | to wish |
VIPRESIDAN | a vice-president |
VIRABAN | a Jacuzzi |
VIRATEP | a tornado |
VIRGAN | a virgin |
VIRIK | turning, twisting |
VIRILÖN | to swirl |
VIRÖN | to twirl, to twist, to whirl |
VIRUD | a virus |
VISEDÄLIK | alert, clever, intelligent |
VISEDIK | canny, clever, wise |
VISIPÖN | to rustle (= of leaves), to whisper |
VISIT | a visit |
VISITAN | a visitor |
VISITÖN | to attend, to visit |
VISKID | whisky |
VISO | face to face, opposite, vis-à-vis |
VISOIK | facing |
VISUL | a weasel |
VISUM | a visa |
VISÜ | opposite |
(lödom visü glüg = he lives opposite the church). | |
VITIDABÄL | a grape |
VITIDAGAD | a vineyard |
VITIDAKLOP | (the) grape harvest |
VITIDAVAET | grape juice |
VITÖN | to avoid |
VITÜR | a pane (of glass) |
VITÜRAGLÄT | a window-pane |
VITÜRÖN | to glaze |
VIUDAN | a widow, a widower |
VIUDIKÖN | to be widowed |
VIVAN | a weaver |
VIVAPARAT | a loom |
VIVASPÜL | a shuttle |
VIVOT | cloth, a fabric, a textile |
VIVÖN | to weave |
VO | indeed (vo-li? = isn't it?) |
VOADAHOG | a leak |
VOADIK | leaky |
VOADÖN | to leak |
(to spring a leak = voadikön) | |
VOAL | an aroma, a fragrance (quickly passing) |
VOALASLENIK | flimsy |
VOÄT | a sensation, a thrill |
VOÄTIK | candid, to the point |
VOB | work |
VOBADEL | a working day |
VOBAN | a worker |
VOBÄDÖN | to make, to produce |
VOBED | an effect |
VOBEDIK | effective |
VOBEDÖN | to act upon, to effect |
VOBIAN | a worker machine, a robot |
VOBIÄLIK | diligent |
VOBOD | a job, a task |
VOBÖN | to work |
VOBÖP | a laboratory, a study (room), a workshop |
VOBÜKAN | an employer |
VOBÜKÄB | an employee |
VOBÜKÖN (EKI) | to employ (someone) |
VOD | cotton wool (wadding) |
VODÖN | to pad (with cotton wool) |
VOGÄD | (the) fashion |
VOGÄDAN | a (fashion) designer |
VOGÄDIK | fashionable |
VOGIKÖN (AS) | to become fashionable (as) |
VOIKO | really |
VOK | a call |
VOKAT | a vowel |
VOKÄDÖN | to cry out, to shout |
VOKED | a calling, a vocation |
VOKÖN | to call, to fetch |
(egolof ad vokön sanani = | |
she's gone to fetch the doctor) | |
VOL | (the) world |
VOLÄD | (the) world (in regard to human behaviour) |
VOLÄDAN | a worldling |
VOLED | kingdom (as in: planavoled = the plant kingdom) |
VOLF | evolution |
* ma volf dinäda = as things have turned out | |
VOLFÖN | to develop, to evolve |
VOLKAN | a volcano |
VOLLEYBALL | el volleyball |
VOLUT | a revolt |
VOLUTAN | a rebel |
VOLUTIKÖN (TA) | to revolt (against) |
VOLUTÖN (TA) | to revolt, to rise up (against) |
VOM | a woman |
VOMITÖN | to throw up, to vomit |
VOMÖF | femininity, womanhood |
VOMÜL | a young woman, Miss |
VORÄDIK | banal, boring, commonplace, derelict, run-down |
VORÄDIKÖN | to fall into disuse, to run down |
VOREDIK | worn out |
VORIK | derelict, ruined |
VORÜKÖN | to wear out |
VOTABUMÖN | to rebuild |
VOTACEDIKÖN | to change one’s mind |
VOTAFLANO | on the other hand |
VOTAFLANÜ | on the other side of... |
VOTAFOMAM | a transformation |
VOTAFOMÖN | to transform |
VOTAKLOTÖN | to disguise |
VOTANEMÜKÖN | to rename |
VOTASEIMO | elsewhere |
VOTASTIDÖN | to reform |
VOTIK | another, other |
(bal pos votik = one after another) | |
VOTIKAM | an alteration |
VOTIKNA | once more, one more time, other times |
VOTIKÖN | to alter, to change |
VOTIKO | otherwise |
VOTO | else |
VOTÖFÖN | to transform |
VOTÜKAM | change |
VOTÜKAMIÄL | a hankering after change |
VOTÜKÖN | to alter, to change |
VÖD | a word |
VÖDABID | a part of speech (grammar) |
VÖDABUK | a dictionary, a lexicon |
VÖDAFEIT | an argument |
VÖDANUNIL | a text message |
VÖDASTOK | a vocabulary |
VÖDÄT | lexeme |
VÖDED | a (specialized) expression |
(vödeds jäfüda = jargon) | |
VÖDEM | a text |
VÖG | a voice |
VÖGÄD | an outcry, a shout, a tone (of voice) |
VÖGIK | vocal |
VÖGOD | a vote |
VÖGODAN | a voter |
VÖGODÖN (PRO) | to vote (for) |
VÖGODÖP | a voting booth |
VÖL | an inside wall |
VÖLAD | value |
VÖLADIK | valuable, worth-while |
VÖLADÜ | to the value of... |
VÖLÄD | a currency (= monetary system) |
VÖN | antiquity |
VÖNAOLOVEIK | traditional |
VÖNÄD | the past (not antiquity) |
VÖNÄDIK | old (not ancient) |
VÖNÄDAVOGÄDIK | old-fashioned |
VÖNÄDOT | antiquity |
VÖNIK | ancient |
VÖNOTAV | archeology |
VÖNOTS | antiques |
VUIT | wheat |
VUKÖN | to practise usury, to profiteer |
VUL | a root |
VULIKÖN | to take root |
VULTUR | a vulture |
VUM | a worm |
VUMODÄMIK | worm-eaten |
VÜM | a womb |
VUN | an injury, a wound |
VUNÄB | an injured/wounded person |
VUNÖN | to injure, to wound |
VUT | anger, fury |
VUTIK | furious |
VUTÖN | to rage |
VÜ | between |
VÜD | an invitation |
VÜDÄB | a guest |
VÜDÖN | to invite |
VÜGOLÖN | to interfere |
VÜK (VÜKI-) | wiki (is this official?) |
VÜKÖMÖN | to intervene, to step in |
VÜM | a lap, a womb |
VÜMADOG | a lap-dog |
VÜO | meantime, meanwhile |
VÜPLADOTAYEL | a leap year |
VÜPLADÖN | to insert |
VÜSPAD | a space (between two objects) |
VÜSÜF | an entr'acte (= theatre) |
VÜTIM | an interval |
VÜTIMO | in the meantime, meanwhile |
VÜTROPÄN | (the) tropics |
VÜYÜMÄD | a connection, a link |
X
[edit | edit source]XAB | an axle |
XABABREK | an axle breakdown |
XABAKLUF | a linch-pin |
XABATUL | axle rotation |
XAMEN | an examination |
XAMAN | an examiner |
XAMÄB | a candidate (for an examination) |
XAMÖN | to examine, to test |
XAMÜL | an (oral) examination/test |
XAMÜLAN | an (oral) examiner |
XAMÜLÖN | to examine/test orally |
XÄAN | a skin rash |
XÄINÖN | to augment, to increase |
XÄN | an increase |
XÄNABIM | (extending) steps/ladder |
XÄNABOIB | a stirrup (= for horses) |
XÄNAKÄV | a (railway) platform |
XÄNÖM | a step-ladder |
XÄNÖMATRID | a rung (of a ladder) |
XÄNÖN | to ascend, to climb, to go up, to mount |
(xänön tu geiliko sodas no kanoy golön | |
föfio ni pödio = to climb too high so | |
that one is unable to go either forwards | |
or backwards) | |
XIFIAD | a sword-fish |
XILED | banishment, exile, expulsion |
XILÄB | an exile, an outlaw |
XILÖN | to banish, to exile, to expel |
XILÖP | a place of exile |
XILÜP | (the length of) time of banishment/exile |
XIOM | an axiom |
XÜD | oxidation |
XÜDAJENÄD | (the) process of oxidation |
XÜDÖN | to oxidize |
Y
[edit | edit source]YA | already |
YAD | a (court)yard |
YAG | a hunt |
YAGADOG | a beagle, a hound |
YAGADOM | a hunting lodge |
YAGAN | a hunter, a huntsman |
YAGÖN | to hunt |
YAKT | a yacht |
YAL | a porch, a veranda |
YAM | calamity, woe |
YAMEDÖN | to snarl, growl |
YAMÖN | to moan, to wail, to whine |
YAMÜLÖN | to be monotonous/tedious |
YAN | a door |
YANAN | a commissionaire, a door-keeper |
YANANOKÖM | a door-knocker |
YANUL | January |
YAT | a squirrel |
YÄK | a jacket |
YÄN | yarn (= in textiles) |
YE | however |
YEB | grass |
YEBAFELED | a lawn |
YEBAGIK | grassy |
YEBALÄN | grassland, a meadow |
YEBÄN | a prairie, a steppe |
YEBIDÖN | to graze |
YEBIFODIAN | a grass-cutter, a mower |
YEBIFODÖN | to cut/mow grass |
YEG | an article, an object |
YEGÄD | a subject, a theme, a topic |
YEL | a year |
YELACEN | (the) turn of the year, New Year |
(pö yelacen = at the start of a New Year) | |
YELAFOLDEGAN | a middle-aged person |
YELALUNÜPIK | of many years' duration/standing |
YELAM | an anniversary |
YELASÄSUN | a season (of the year) |
YELOVAMALÄD | jaundice |
YELOVATÜFUD | yellow fever |
YELOVIK | yellow |
YELOVILIK | yellowish |
YILIDÖN (LO) | to yield (to) |
YILÖN | to dodge, to evade, to give way to |
YIONÜKÖN | to ionize |
YISRAELÄN | Israel |
YOF | enjoyment, pleasure |
YOFIÄL | pleasure-seeking |
YOFÖN (OKI) | to enjoy (oneself) |
YOGURT | yogurt |
YOIN | a joint |
YOK | a yoke (= for animals) |
YOKÄD | a collar, a harness (= for animals) |
YOKÖN | to harness, to subject |
YOYOD | yo-yo (toy) |
YÖ! | Hurrah! |
YÖBAVOKÄD | a cry of jubilation |
YÖBÖLO | jubilantly, triumphantly |
YÖBÖN | to rejoice |
YÖGAN | a juggler |
YUB | jubilation, rejoicing |
YUBID | a jubilee |
(yubid luldegyelik = a golden jubilee) | |
YUBIDAN | a jubilarian |
YUBIDÖN | to celebrate an anniversary |
YUBIK | jubilant |
YUBÖN | to rejoice |
YUF | assistance, help, support |
YUFAN | an assistant, a helper |
YUFATIDAN | a student teacher, an assistant teacher |
YUFAVÄRB | an auxiliary verb |
YUFIÄL | a willingness to help/serve |
YUFIDÖN | to appeal to, to have recourse to |
YUFOT | a service rendered |
YUFÖ! | Help! |
YUFÖN | to assist, to help |
YUFÜ | with the help of... |
YUGABOM | a cheek-bone |
YUGLANANÖT | a walnut |
YUL | an oath |
YULACÖDALEF | a jury |
YULAKOMPENANEF | a confederacy |
YULAN | a person under oath |
YULID | affirmation under oath |
YULIDÄB | a person who has taken the oath |
YULIDÖN (EKI) | to administer the oath (to someone) |
YULIK | sworn under oath |
YULO | under oath |
(fümükön bosi yulo = to affirm under oath) | |
YULÖN | to swear the oath |
YULUL | July |
YUM | connecting, joining |
YUMÄDALIM | a link |
YUMÄDATREN | a connecting train, a connection |
YUMÄDÖN | to connect, to join |
YUMED | a context |
YUMEDÜ | in relation to... |
YÜMET | a connection (personal) |
YUMOD | a connection, a joint, a junction |
YUMÖF | continuity |
YUMÜ | in connection with... |
YUNIK | young |
YUNIPABÄL | a juniper berry |
YUNIPAGEIN | juniper wine |
YUNÖF | youthfulness |
YUNUL | June |
YUNÜKÖN | to make young again, to rejuvenate |
YUNÜP | adolescence, youth |
YUPITÄR | Jupiter (planet) |
YURIN | urine |
YURINATUIB | urethra |
YURINAVAN | a urologist |
YURINIDUGIAN | ureter |
YURINÖN | to make water, to piss, to urinate |
YUROP | Europe |
YUTOPIK | ideal, utopian |
YÜLÖN | to bet, to wager |
YÜM | joining, linking |
YÜMAMALÜL | a dash, a hyphen |
YÜMATONAT | a connecting letter |
YÜMÄTÖN (KO) | to combine (with), to connect (with) |
YÜMOT | an affix |
YÜMÖF | continuity |
YÜMÖN | to assemble, to link, to put together |
Z
[edit | edit source]ZA | about, approximately (preposition) |
ZAÄR | a maple (tree) |
ZAD | fondness, tenderness |
ZADID | molly-coddling, pampering |
ZADIDÖN | to pamper, to spoil |
ZANÄDANEM | an abusive name, a nickname |
ZAN | a quarrel |
ZANÄDANEM | a nickname (abusive) |
ZANÄDÖN | to chide, to scold, to curse |
ZANIÄLIK | quarrelsome |
ZANIÄLÖN | to quarrel |
ZANÖN | to bicker, to quarrel |
ZAO | at about, at approximately (adverb) |
ZAR | Tsar |
ZÄDEL | Saturday |
ZÄDÖN | to spoil (children) |
ZÄL | a feast, a fête, a festivity, a holiday |
ZÄLADEL(S) | a holiday, (holidays) |
ZÄLALADÄLOD | a festive atmosphere |
ZÄLAPLAD | an amusement park |
ZÄLIZELÖN | to celebrate/keep a feast, to make merry |
ZÄLÜL | a party (= social gathering) |
ZÄLÜLAKLOTEM | evening dress |
ZÄM | cement |
ZÄMÖN | to cement |
ZÄN | (the) centre, (the) middle |
ZÄNABÜR | Head Office |
ZÄNAHITÜKAM | central heating |
ZÄNÄDAVAMÜKAM | central heating |
ZÄNÄDÖN | to centralize, to concentrate |
ZÄNED | (the) average, (the) standard |
ZÄNEDIK | medium |
ZÄNEDÖFIK | average, standard |
ZÄNEDASUÄM | an average price |
ZÄNEDIK | average |
ZÄNEDO | on average |
ZÄNEDÖF | mediocrity |
ZÄNEDÖFIK | mediocre |
ZÄNOD | middle |
ZÄNODAMEL | Mediterranean |
ZÄNODAPALET | a centre (political) party |
ZÄNODATIMÄD | (the) Middle Ages |
ZÄNODÄN | (the) Midlands (= region of country) |
ZÄNODÜ | in the middle of... |
ZÄNÖN | to centre |
ZÄP | a (pair of) pincers, pliers, tongs, tweezers |
ZE | about, approximately (adverb), rather |
ZEAD | cedar |
ZEDEL | noon |
ZEDÖ! | Let it be! Leave well alone! |
ZEDÖN | to desist (from doing something) |
ZEHITÜP | midsummer |
ZEIL | an aim, a goal, an object (to be attained) |
ZEILIGALEDAN | a goalkeeper (= sports) |
ZEILÖN | to aim for |
ZEKOAP | (the) waist |
ZEL | a holiday |
ZELÖN | to celebrate |
ZEM | limestone |
ZEN | ash |
ZENABLONIK | ash blonde |
ZENAGEDIK | ash grey |
ZENAKÖL | ashen |
ZENEIT | midnight |
ZENIÄR | an ashtray |
ZENOLEFILÜKÖN | to burn to ashes |
ZENÖN | to (cover with) ash(es) |
ZEKOAP | (the) waist |
ZEP | confirmation, permission |
ZEPABIK | acceptable |
ZEPÖN | to accept, to confirm, to permit |
ZEPÜ | with the permission of... |
ZERAT | a carab (tree) |
ZERÖNAN | a midfield player (= football) |
ZESÜD | necessity |
ZESÜDIK | necessary |
ZESÜDO | necessarily, of necessity |
ZESÜDÖN | to be necessary |
ZEVEG | a middle course |
ZI | round about (adverb) |
(zi in top et = all round the place) | |
(ai binof zi nilü ob = she never leaves me alone) | |
ZIAN | an aunt |
ZIB | food |
ZIBABLÖGÄD | a bite (to eat), a snack |
ZIBALISED | a menu |
ZIBAM | nourishment |
ZIBÄD | a course (= of a meal) |
ZIBÄDAKAD | a menu (à la carte) |
ZIBIDESIRIK | gluttonous, greedy |
ZIBÖN | to feed, to nourish |
ZIF | a city, a town |
ZIFAN | a citizen |
ZIFASEKRETAN | a town clerk |
ZIFAZILÄK | a (city/town) district/quarter |
ZIFIK | municipal |
ZIFLOTÖN | to drift about |
ZIGAN | a gipsy |
ZIGAR | a cigar |
ZIGARÜL | a cigarette |
ZIGARÜLIÄR | a cigarette-case |
ZIGLIBÖN | to wander around |
ZIGOLÖN | to walk around |
ZIGZAGO | zig-zag |
ZIIKÖN | to circulate |
(nun at ya eziikon da zif lölik = | |
this news is already all around town) | |
ZINGIB | ginger |
ZIÖB(S) | cell(s) (chemistry) |
ZIPORÜT | a goldfish |
ZIJEDÖN | to throw about |
ZIKZAKIK | forked (lightning) zigzag |
ZIKÖMÖN | to stroll about |
ZIL | diligence, earnestness, keenness |
ZILÄK | an area, a region |
ZILÄKÖN | to incorporate, to integrate |
ZILÄL | rivalry |
ZILÄLÖN (TA/KO) | to compete (against), to vie (with) |
ZILID | a cylinder, a roll |
ZILIK | diligent, eager, keen |
ZILOGAM | circumspection, review |
ZILOGÖN | to look around |
ZILÖN | to be enthusiastic, to be keen |
ZIOBEDEM | a battery (electric) |
ZIOM | an uncle |
ZIPORÜT | a goldfish |
ZIÖBEDEM | a battery (electric) |
ZIÖN | to circulate |
ZISPATÖN | to walk about |
ZITER | a zither |
ZISPATÖN | to walk around (for pleasure) |
ZISÄK | an opinion poll |
ZITRON | a lemon |
ZIVABAM | a walk-about |
ZIVEGÖN | to hike |
ZON | a zone |
ZÖ! | Just fancy that! |
ZÖG | a delay, a postponement |
ZÖGAFIEN | interest in arrears (= financial) |
ZÖGED | prolongation |
ZÖGÖN | to delay, to postpone, to put off |
ZÖNÜL | a belt, a girdle |
ZÖT | a coupon, a note (= small document) |
ZÖTÖN | to certificate |
ZU | further, in addition, moreover |
ZUG | a course |
ZUGOT | an excursion, a tour, a walk-about |
ZUGÖN | to extend, to lead, to stretch |
(söp zugon zü zif = a trench goes all | |
round the town) | |
(veg zugon love bel = a path goes over | |
the mountain) | |
ZUIK | extra |
ZUN | anger, wrath |
ZUNIÄL | ill-temper |
ZUNIÄLÖN | to have a bad temper |
ZUNIK | angry |
ZUNIKÖN | to become angry |
ZUNÖN | to be angry |
ZUNÜLIK | sarcastic |
ZUO | in addition |
ZÜÄD | a way of life |
ZÜAMÖP | (the) environment, a suburb, (the) surroundings |
ZÜAN | a bystander |
ZÜDIK | acid |
ZÜDÖFIK | acid(ic), sour |
ZÜFLUMÖN | to flow around |
ZÜIK | surrounding |
ZÜJADÖN | to shade |
ZÜKLOPÄOD | an encyclopedia |
ZÜL | nine |
ZÜLIUN | an outline |
ZÜLOGOT | a view |
ZÜMUF | an orbit |
ZÜO | around |
(golobs züo ve sirkül = we're walking around in circles) | |
ZÜOT | a circumference |
ZÜÖN | to embrace, to surround |
ZÜPÄD | an imitation |
ZÜPAN | a disciple, a follower |
ZÜPÄDÖN | to emulate, to imitate |
ZÜPÖN (EKI) | to succeed (someone) |
ZÜTEVÖN | to roam |
ZÜXÄNÖN | to change (buses. trains, 'planes) |