This is a dictionary of Melfwm, a constructed language. Words are alphabetized as in English, except that - (representing the sound /ə̥/ or /ə/ in diphthongs) is also considered a letter, and it comes at the end of the alphabet after y.
Each word, including irregular forms, has its pronunciation indicated using the International Phonetic Alphabet.
A number of idiomatic phrases and collocations are listed. For consistency, combinations of verb and nouns are always listed with the verb; those of several nouns are listed with the first word in the phrase. In these entries, a tilde (~) stands for the head word.
Parts of speech are indicated in italics for each Melfwm entry. The following abbreviations are used:
Verbs are further specified for what complement they take. The abbreviations listed below are used to indicat;e complement type (or lack thereof), and are placed in each verbal entry following the part of speech marker (v-).
When a word has certain irregular forms, they are noted:
Etymologies for some words are given in square brackets at the end of an entry. The following abbreviations are used:
abia /ˈabja/ n. (pl. tanobia /taˈnobja/) frog
abwȇch /aˈbu.ɛχ/ v-t. light, start (Obj: fire)
acegc /aˈkɛnk/ d. (pl. tagcegc /tanˈkɛnk/) each (of)
achach /aˈχaχ/ a. drunk
ȃco /aˈko/ n. (def. ȃcoȃ /aˈko.a/, pl. gȏgco /onˈko/, def. pl. gȏgcoȃ /onˈko.a/) slab of stone, tablet
acoell /aˈko̯͡ɛɬ/ v-t. chew
adh /að/ n. neck
adhȃdh /ˈaðað/ v-t. 1. join together, put together, combine, attach; 2. share
afnosai /aɸˈnosa͡ɪ̯/ v-t. 1. heal, cure; 2. fix, repair; 3. clarify, correct [afnos- ‘get up’ + -ai]
afnoseb /aɸnoˈsɛb/ v-i. stand up, get up, rise, arise
afnot /aɸˈnot/ d. (pl. tafnot /taɸˈnot/) most
afw /aˈɸu/ n. soul
agcfodh /anˈkɸoð/ a. golden, gold [an- + cfodh ‘gold’]
aibes /ˈa͡ɪ̯bɛs/ n. food
ȃichant /a͡ɪ̯ˈχant/ n. walking, going
ailofin /a͡ɪ̯loˈɸin/ n-cl. (no sg.) nervous breakdown, mental collapse
airescoȇch /a͡ɪ̯rɛˈsko.ɛχ/ v-t. 1. stir, mix; 2. make a mess of
allinȏt /aˈɬinot/ n. (def. ll-ianȏt /ɬə̥ˈjanot/, pl. t-llenȏt /tə̥ˈɬɛnot/, def. pl. t-llioanȏt /tə̥ˈɬjɔnot/) hinge [allit ‘joint’ + -nȏt]
allit /aˈɬit/ n. (def. ll-iat /ɬə̥ˈjat/, pl. t-llet /tə̥ˈɬɛt/, def. pl. t-llioat /tə̥ˈɬjɔt/) 1. lump, ball, block; 2. joint; 3. knot
aloep /aˈlo̯͡ɛp/ v-t. burn, scald (S: liquid)
alot /aˈlot/ n. sun
alotȋc /aˈlotik/ v-t. shine on, illuminate, light up
alwt /aˈlut/ det. polar marker
amwr /aˈmur/ n. residue, sediment
anfadha /anˈɸaða/ a. silver, silvery [an- + fadha ‘silver’]
anp-shin /anpə̥ˈʃin/ a. 1. mucillagenous; 2. slippery [an- + p-shin ‘mucus’]
ȃnscuy /anˈskwi/ a. 1. unripe; 2. raw; 3. unfinished, not ready [rel. scuian ‘lack’]
antiodh /anˈtjoð/ n. (pl. teneftiodh /tɛnɛɸˈtjoð/) point, element of an argument or issue
an-asc /aˈnə͡a̯sk/ n. (pl. tant-asc /tanˈtə͡a̯sk/) surprise
aplwr /aˈplur/ n. clan
apȏȃt /aˈpo̯͡ɔt/ a. released, loose, at large, escaped
ar /ar/ c. and [conjoins subjects, or objects of a negative verb]
aralt /aˈralt/ n-cl. debris
areb /aˈrɛb/ v-t. tear up, rip up, shred
arwr /aˈrur/ a. fragrant, aromatic, strong-smelling
aryn /aˈrin/ n-cl. filth
as /as/ v-i. go, walk
ascoalc /aˈskɔlk/ n. (pl. noasc̾oalch /nɔˈsχɔlχ/) crow, raven
aseb /aˈsɛb/ v-s. imagine
asnachwn /asnaˈχun/ a. serious, real, actual, legitimate, authentic, genuine
asnofan /asnoˈɸan/ v-i., v-ab., v-al. travel, migrate [as ‘go’ + -nof]
asuedh /aˈswɛð/ n. procession, march [as ‘go’ + -uedh]
asyr /aˈsir/ a. 1. victim; 2. bereaved, bereft, devoid, lacking; ~ lentȃth unsure of what to say or do, at a loss, paralyzed by indecision
asyreb /asiˈrɛb/ v-t. 1. punish, take vengeance on; 2. repay, pay back, recompense, compensate
atgat /aˈtat/ adv. 1. towards, can indicate incomplete action; 2. without making much effort (with negative verb): cwt iuwmrȏȃp atgat celchw̑ ‘He didn't catch anything (and didn't really try)’
athy̑s /ˈaθis/ n. regret
atiw̑ /aˈti.u/ n. oak tree
atoentuc /aˈto̯͡ɛntuk/ n. (def. atoeth-ch /aˈto̯͡ɛθə̥χ/, pl. tagtoentuc /taχˈto̯͡ɛntuk/, def. pl. tagtoeth-ch /taχˈto̯͡ɛθə̥χ/) nail (finger, toe)
bachpwr /baχˈpur/ n. spoon, scoop
bascoach /baˈskɔχ/ n. cannibal
basinin /basiˈnin/ n-cl. (def. cl. basinigc /basiˈnink/, sg. basinȇgc /baˈsinɛnk/, def. sg. basicna /baˈsikna/) taxes, fines, tribute
basnet-shalch /basnɛtə̥ʃalχ/ v-i. act in an egregiously hypocritical way; act in a baffling, inappropriate way (especially regarding interpersonal relationships)
bechuyreb /bɛχwiˈrɛb/ v-i. be pointless, a waste, useless, in vain
bedh /bɛð/ n. (def. bwdh /buð/, pl. boedh /bo̯͡ɛð/, def. pl. bewdh /bɛˈuð/) scorpion
beltent /bɛlˈtɛnt/ n. tick
beluyr /bɛlˈwir/ n. spider
bescyan /bɛskiˈan/ v-i. whistle
besh /bɛʃ/ n. (def. b-shat /bə̥ˈʃat/) quince
besȏar /bɛˈso̯͡ar/ n. mushroom
besoentan /bɛso̯͡ɛnˈtan/ v-ab. geld, castrate
boalb /bɔlb/ n. flour
boasan /bɔˈsan/ n. be present, be here, be there
boasȃp /ˈbɔsap/ n-cl. (sg. boasȃgc /ˈbɔsank/) context, surroundings, environment, circumstances, frame of reference [rel. boas- ‘be present’]
bȏash /bo̯͡aʃ/ a. stupid, dumb
bochoer /boˈχo̯͡ɛr/ n. cart
bwy /ˈbu.i/ n. (def. bwu-ch /ˈbuwə̥χ/) mob
bwreb /buˈrɛb/ v-i. roar
bwriegc /burˈjɛnk/ n-cl. rush, reed
cadh /kað/ a. 1. thin, slim; 2. shallow; 3. worn, tattered; 4. weakened, weak
caiadh /ka͡ɪ̯ˈað/ a. tattered, frayed, worn out [ext. cadh‘worn’]
caibent /ˈka͡ɪ̯bɛnt/ n. reign
caibiran /ka͡ɪ̯biˈran/ v-p. rule over, reign over (esp. conquered area or population, vassal)
caich /ka͡ɪ̯p/ n. plain looking, ordinary looking, homely [tr. caip ‘not much’ + -ach]
caip /ka͡ɪ̯p/ n. not much, trifle, something trivial, unimportant
caireb /ˈka͡ɪ̯rɛb/ v-i. be unimportant, worthless, trivial, forgettable: caio ro ‘it's not important; it's nothing’ [caip + -reb]
caleb /kaˈlɛb/ v-t. speak, know (language)
calechan /kalɛˈχan/ v-t. cook, prepare, make (food)
caliȇb /ˈkaljɛb/ n. taint, impurity, corruption
calmwdhan /kalmuˈðan/ v-i. be lonely; v-ab. miss, long for
calno /ˈkalno/ a. 1. black; 2. burnt, charred
canat /kaˈnat/ n. (pl. cainat /ˈka͡ɪ̯nat/) miracle, wonder, marvel
canian /kaˈnjan/ v-ab. obey, listen to, comply with
cany-n /kaˈni͡ə̯n/ v-t. scold, reprimand, admonish, tell off [cani- ‘obey’ + -y-n]
capechȏȃlyn /kapɛˈχo̯͡ɔlin/ (also cafchȏȃlyn /kaɸˈχo̯͡ɔlin/) v-t., v-s. sabotage, wreck, ruin, destroy, disrupt, interrupt (Obj: something in progress)
capefen /kapɛˈɸɛn/ v-i. fail
carbw /karˈbu/ n. bounds, limitations, divisions [carmȇr ‘wall’ + -bw]
carmȇr /ˈkarmɛr/ n. wall (of building)
carmys /karˈmis/ n. city
carpesh /karˈpɛʃ/ n. horse (def. carpa-sh /karˈpa͡ə̯ʃ/)
catedh /kaˈtɛð/ n. emptiness
catet /kaˈtɛt/ a. 1. empty, vacant; 2. unused, spare, available; 3. untried, untested
catetȃch /kaˈtɛtaχ/ a. 1. available, free (person); 2. useful, helpful; 3. useless, lazy, layabout [catet ‘available’ + -ach]
cauin /kaˈwin/ n-cl. (no sg.) craze, mania, fit, hysteria
cays /kaˈis/ adv. often, frequently
ceb /kɛb/ adv. at all?, ever?
cebdhw̑ /ˈkɛbðu/ n. outfit, set of clothes
ceb-ran /kɛbə̥ˈran/ v-i. answer, reply, respond
cegcwyȇch /kɛnkuˈi.ɛχ/ v-t. insult, deride, curse
celchw̑ /ˈkɛlχu/ (also celch /kɛlχ/) n. (pl. ismagchl-ch /isˈmaχlə̥χ/) what? (irrealis; when possibilities are unknown)
celich /kɛˈliχ/ n. soup
cell /kɛɬ/ v-t. uproot, dig up, pull out (plant, tree, hair)
celleb /kɛˈɬɛb/ v-i. be born
celw /kɛˈlu/ n. style, design, pattern
cemac /kɛˈmak/ v-i. sneeze, blow one's nose; v-t.: ~ noapȏs sob noisily
cemaint /kɛˈma͡ɪ̯nt/ num. 256
cemfot /kɛmˈɸot/ adv. recklessly, carelessly, haphazardly
cen /kɛn/ pro. he
cenecuo̾ac /kɛˈnɛkwɔk/ a. 1. clean; 2. smooth, flat; 3. reliable, predictable, dependable, conscientious, earnest, honest, good
cepȏsh /ˈkɛpoʃ/ n-cl. 1. coral; 2. lichen
cerec /kɛˈrɛk/ n. (pl. sacerch /saˈkɛrχ/) petal
cerfi /ˈkɛrɸi/ n. (pl. sagcerfi /sanˈkɛrɸi/) moment, minute
cermw̑ /ˈkɛrmu/ n. (def. cermȏat /kɛrˈmo̯͡at/, pl. isc̾ecȇr /isˈχɛkɛr/, def. pl. isc̾iat /isχiˈat/) donkey
ceropti /kɛˈropti/ n. perfume
cescuan /kɛˈskwan/ v-i. toil
cespoash /kɛsˈpɔʃ/ n. derivation, inference, conclusion, consequence
ceuȋp /ˈkɛwip/ n. (def. ceiip /kɛˈjip/, pl. tanceuȋp /tanˈkɛwip/, def. pl. tanceiip /tankɛˈjip/) messenger
cfasnyshan /kɸasniˈʃan/ v-i. vary, be inconsistent, fluctuate; v-p. give way to (e.g. season, empire)
cfay /ˈkɸa.i/ n. (def. cfag-ch /kɸa͡ə̯χ/) back (of body)
cfa-nwn /ˈkɸa͡ə̯nun/ a. holy, sacred
cfeb /kɸɛb/ v-t. 1. tap; 2. nibble
cfesib /kɸɛˈsib/ n. (def. cfesinbat /kɸɛsinˈbat/, pl. llechiesȋb /ɬɛˈχjɛsib/, def. pl. sagchiesib /ˌsaχjɛˈsib/ or sagchiesinbat /saˌχjɛsinˈbat/) wasp
cfoar /kɸɔr/ n. (pl. tecf-r /ˈtɛkfə̥r/) which, which one?
cfoaȏs /kɸɔr/ n. (pl. tecf-s /ˈtɛkfə̥r/) which kind, what kind?
cfoash /kɸɔʃ/ v-i. snap one's fingers
cfodh /kɸoð/ n. gold
cfon /kɸon/ n. (pl. acaint /aˈka͡ɪ̯nt/) rock, stone
cfopal /kɸoˈpal/ n. discord, disagreement, strife, tension
cfyso /ˈkɸiso/ n. net
cf-asnaf /ˈkɸə͡a̯snaɸ/ n. heart attack
ch /χ/ pro. you (sg.)
chalchi /ˈχalχi/ n. (pl. chali-ch /ˈχaljə̥χ/) chief, warlord
challen /χaˈɬɛn/ v-t. steal
charfa /ˈχarɸa/ a. striped
charfuȃf /χarˈɸu͡a̯ɸ/ a. cross-hatched, plaid [ext. charfa ‘s̵triped’]
chebȃn /ˈχɛban/ v-i., v-ab., v-al. fall
chemant /χɛˈmant/ n. 1. standing, quality, character, position; 2. skill, talent; 3. use, function, role
chemoeoan /ˌχɛmo̯͡ɛˈɔn/ n. agate
chemuȏch /χɛˈmu͡o̯χ/ v-t. drink (alcohol)
cheran /χɛˈran/ v-t. forgive
cherb /χɛrb/ n-cl. (def. cl. soarb-ch /ˈsɔrbə̥χ/, no sg.) fangs
chesan /χɛˈsan/ v-i. 1. stand; 2. be upright, vertical; 3. be steep; v-s. be a certain way, be such that
cheshuonshath /χɛʃwonˈʃaθ/ n. nickname, moniker, epithet
chesnofan /χɛsnoˈɸan/ v-t. 1. set upright, stand up; 2. reverse, undo
chidhynan /χiðiˈnan/ v-t. twist; v-p. wrap around, coil around
choa /χɔ/ n. (def. choal /χɔl/) place, area, space, spot [trunc. cholo̾al]
choagc /χɔnk/ n. bear
choalcholan /χɔlχoˈlan/ v-i. snore, snort
choaluin /χɔlˈwin/ n-cl. (no sg.) siege
choanofan /χɔnoˈɸan/ v-l. be located at
chȏauȋsh /ˈχo̯͡awiʃ/ adv. how then? (contrastive) [fom + -auȋsh]
choef /χo̯͡ɛɸ/ num. zero
choel-sh /ˈχo̯͡ɛlə̥ʃ/ a. old
chui /χwi/ d. other, else: noayst chui ‘something else’
chuoch /χwoχ/ n. (pl. sachuoach /saˈχwɔχ/) segment, section, part (fruit, brain, heart)
chwgcan /χunˈkan/ v-t. do something quickly, rapidly, hurry with; v-i. be startled, surprised
chwgcnofan /χunknoˈɸan/ v-t. 1. hurry, rush (Obj: person); 2. shove, push; 3. startle, surprise [chwgc- ‘hurry’ + -nof]
chwloachan /χulɔˈχan/ v-t. 1. stab, pierce, puncture; 2. intrude, interrupt, get in the way, obstruct; v-i. change course, change one's mind
chwlow̑ /χuˈlo.u/ n. sharp point
chwrmw̑sai /χurmuˈsa͡ɪ̯/ a. inscrutable, frustrating, enigmatic, unreadable
ch-bainan /χə̥ba͡ɪ̯ˈnan/ v-i. carry out a spell, magic, charm
ch-besh /χə̥ˈbɛʃ/ adv. sneakily, slinking, creeping, skulking
ch-lchwreb /χə̥lχuˈrɛb/ v-t. ambush
ch-lelot /χə̥lɛˈlot/ adv. a little, a bit, somewhat
ciano /ˈkjano/ a. stoic, unmoved, reserved, dispassionate
ciar /kjar/ v-i. trickle, drizzle, drip, bubble up, tear up
cinacan /kinaˈkan/ v-t. drop or drape gently
cinet-f /kiˈnɛtə̥ɸ/ adv. in an elegant, refined, dignified, careful way
cint-at /kinˈtə͡a̯t/ v-t. 1. handle delicately, be gentle to; 2. speak delicately, courteously, politely to
ciȏas /kjo̯͡as/ v-i. go, walk back and forth; v-t. cross paths with, run into [old. cueas]
cirmieb /kirmiˈɛb/ v-i. bleed
cithuȏs /kiˈθu͡o̯s/ n. glove, mitten [cithw ‘hand’ + -ȏs]
cithw /kiˈθu/ n. 1. hand; 2. handful; 3. grip, hold, grasp
ciwf /kjuɸ/ n. nose, snout
ciwshoadh /kjuˈʃɔð/ n. elephant [ciwf ‘nose’ + shoadh ‘tail’]
clam-sh /ˈklamə̥ʃ/ v-s. plot, scheme, plan
clantiet /klanˈtjɛt/ v-i., v-t. clear out an area
clantiw̑ /ˈklantju/ n. cleared area
clel /klɛl/ n. insult, jab, taunt, dig
clesh-t /ˈklɛʃə̥t/ n. (def. cl-shait /klə̥ˈʃa͡ɪ̯t/, pl. llechlesh-t /ɬɛˈχlɛʃə̥t/, def. pl. llechl-shait /ɬɛχlə̥ˈʃa͡ɪ̯t/) hit, blow, slap, smack
cleuyan /klɛwiˈan/ v-t., v-s. strengthen, increase, amplify, enhance
clewdhinan /klɛ.uðiˈnan/ v-i. show off
clinac /kliˈnak/ v-i. fly
clob /klob/ a. 1. heavy; 2. extravagant, luxurious; 3. sigificant, weighty, serious; ~ plyedhw̑ deep-voiced, low-pitched
clof /kloɸ/ n. deceit, deception
clofan /kloˈɸan/ v-t. deceive, delude, fool, mislead
closhwb /kloˈʃub/ v-t. 1. put out of reach; 2. block off
clwliur /klulˈjur/ n. butterfly
clwliurȏan /kluljuˈro̯͡an/ n. moth [clwliur ‘butterfly + rȏan ‘at night’]
clwpontan /kɔˈχan/ v-t.try to learn or understand
cl-at /klə͡a̯t/ v-t. engrave
coachan /kɔˈχan/ v-t. eat
cȏȃl /ko̯͡ɔl/ adv. at least, even: cem y cȏȃl iellwnoedhw ‘he didn't even thank me’
coala /ˈkɔla/ n. 1. door; 2. lid, cover
cȏantuash /ˈko̯͡antwaʃ/ n. gate
cȏarmȏar /ˈko̯͡armo̯͡ar/ or /ko̯͡arˈmo̯͡ar/ n-cl. purrs, purring: sefȏalb io marto cȏarmȏar ‘the cat is purring’
cobeb /koˈbɛb/ v-al. complain about
codhe̾ /ˈkoðɛwɛ/ n-cl. wood grain
coember /ˈko̯͡ɛmbɛr/ n. (sg. cemielc /kɛˈmjɛlk/) egg
coem-areb /ko̯͡ɛˈməa̯rɛb/ v-i., v-t. lay egg(s) [coember ‘egg’ + -reb]
coesnelor /ko̯͡ɛsnɛˈlor/ n. tent
coesneuȋc /ko̯͡ɛsˈnɛwik/ v-t. shelter, cover
coesnuȏnot /ko̯͡ɛsˈnu͡o̯not/ n. (def. coesnunot /ko̯͡ɛsnuˈnot/) 1. shell; 2. cocoon
coetwn /ˈko̯͡ɛtun/ n. beautiful, pretty, handsome, good-looking
cogcȇs /ˈkonkɛs/ a. charming, appealing, lovely, pleasant, delightful
collai /ˈkoɬa͡ɪ̯/ v-t. mediate between, make peace between, reconcile [coll- ‘reconcile’ + -ai]
collan /koˈɬan/ v-t. reconcile oneself to, give in to
collnofan /koɬnoˈɸan/ v-t. 1. placate, appease, pacify; 2. reassure, relax, calm, assure, comfort, console [coll- ‘make peace’ + -nof]
coltwloeian /kolˌtulo̯͡ɛˈjan/ v-t. embroider
comwr /koˈmur/ n-cl. (sg. comoarȇgc /koˈmɔrɛnk/) lips
conateb /konaˈtɛb/ v-t. shake, flap
conoc /koˈnok/ n. year
consȏch /ˈkonsoχ/ i. come in, enter, welcome
copot /koˈpot/ n. seriousness
coschȏagch /kosˈχo̯͡aχ/ n. west [old. cosfȏagch]
cosh /koʃ/ n-cl. (def. cl. coash-ch /ˈkɔʃə̥χ/, sg. coeshȇgc /ˈko̯͡ɛʃɛnk/, def. sg. coshecna /koˈʃɛkna/) whiskers (of animal)
cosht /koʃt/ n. (no def., no pl.) truth
coshtai /koʃˈta͡ɪ̯/ v-i. speak truthfully, honestly, accurately [cosht ‘truth’ + -ai]
cuȃthaipan /ku͡a̯θa̯͡ɪˈpan/ v-i. perform an antic, stunt, trick, shenanigan [cuȃthan ‘play’ + -aip]
cuȃthan /ku͡a̯ˈθan/ v-i. play
cuȃthoadh /ku͡a̯ˈθɔð/ n. playfulness
cuȃto /ˈku͡a̯to/ n-cl. (def. cl. cuȃta /ˈku͡a̯ta/, no sg.) parents
cuecegcwyȇch /kwɛˌkɛnkuˈi.ɛχ/ v-i., v-t. insult, curse one another
cuecollan /kwɛkoˈɬan/ v-i., v-t. reconcile with, make peace with, come to an agreement with [cue- + coll- ‘give in to’]
cuecoshtai /kwɛˈkoʃta͡ɪ̯/ v-i. speak truthfully, honestly, accurately to one another, admit the truth to one another [cue- + cosht ‘truth’ + -ai]
cuecuȃthan /kwɛku͡a̯ˈθan/ v-i., v-t. play with, play together
cuedhedh /kwɛˈðɛð/ v-i., v-t. marry
cuefocuan /kwɛɸoˈkwan/ v-i., v-t. trade with, trade [cue- + focu-]
cuelemp /kwɛlɛmp/ v-i. be angry at each other
cueletan /kwɛlɛˈtan/ v-t. feel, sense, taste
cuellwr /kwɛˈɬur/ v-t. gossip to, with
cueluedh /kwɛlˈwɛð/ v-t. feeling, emotion, sensation, taste, flavor [trunc. cuelet- ‘feel, sense, taste’ + -uedh]
cuemwscan /kwɛmuˈskan/ v-t. captivate, rivet, enthrall, spellbind [cue- + mwscan ’tie up’]
cuemyshwshan /kwɛmiʃuˈʃan/ v-i., v-t. experience mutual affection
cuenpȏan /kwɛnˈpo̯͡an/ v-i., v-t. make up with, reconcile with, resolve differences with one another
cuepȏȃth /kwɛˈpo̯͡ɔθ/ n. combined capacity, space, room, volume of two or more areas [cue- + pȏȃth ‘capacity, space’]
cueplu /ˈkwɛplu/ n. 1. shared edge, boundary, border; 2. space between two or more things [cue- + rel. ploȇr ‘edge’]
cuepwleseb /kwɛpulɛˈsɛb/ v-t., v-s. wish, hope for (something for one's own benefit)
cueroenyn /kwɛˈro̯͡ɛnin/ v-i. give gifts to one another [rel. roent ‘token’]
cueromyn /ˌkwɛroˈmin/ v-t. bribe [cue- + romyn ‘flatter’]
cuer-ponbw /ˌkwɛrə̥ponˈbw/ n. mutual understanding from observation, deep understanding [cue- + r-pon ‘eye’ + -bw]
cuesceleb /kwɛskɛˈlɛb/ v-al. mutually appreciate, admire, respect
cuesegcloshwb /kwɛˌsɛnkloˈʃub/ n. enclosure, pen, corral [cue- + segcloshwb ’barrier’]
cuesynanshan /kwɛsinanˈʃan/ v-i., v-t. be at enmity, feud with, begrudge one another
cuetfian /ˌkwɛtɸiˈan/ v-i. act to one's own detriment, hurt oneself, be a certain way to a fault [cue- + etfi- ‘throw’]
cuetrafan /ˌkwɛtraˈɸan/ v-i. fall out with one another [cue- + etraf- ‘withdraw’]
cuetythan /kwɛtiˈθan/ v-i., v-t. greet one another [cue- + etyth- ‘greet’]
cuewrpontet /kwɛ.urponˈtɛt/ v-t. console, comfort [cue- + wr ? + ponti ‘peace’]
cueyshnieuychan /kwɛ.iʃni.ɛwiˈχan/ v-t. please, satisfy
cuf /kuɸ/ n. corpse (of person)
cufȏs /ˈkuɸos/ n. flesh, muscle (of person)
cunwpwllet /kunupuˈɬɛt/ v-i. roll over
cuoap /kwɔp/ n. (pl. posuoap /poˈswɔp/) candle
cuocelcan /kwoˌkɛlˈkan/ v-i. think or believe alike, be of the same opinion, agree [cue- + ocelc- ‘think’]
cuoplwn /kwoˈplun/ v. 1. succeed, win; 2. function, work
cuoscan /kwoˈskan/ v-t. mix together, combine [cue- + osc- ‘scatter’]
cuoscȏs /ˈkwoskos/ n. mixture, combination [cue- + osc- ‘scatter’ + -ȏs]
cuysh-almet /kwiʃə͡a̯lˈmɛt/ v-i., v-t. kiss each other [cue- + ysh-alm- ‘kiss’]
cwlcȏap /kulˈko̯͡ap/ n. 1. post, pillar, column, baluster, beam; 2. frame
cwlinsh /kuˈlinʃ/ a. sour
cwly-reb /kuˈli͡ə̯rɛb/ v-al. 1. find something sour; 2. be reluctant to do something, be begrudging when doing something
cwuamp /kuˈwamp/ n-cl. shoe
cyȇs /ˈki.ɛs/ n-cl. barley
cylab /kiˈlab/ n. well
cynt /kint/ v-t. 1. feed; 2. pass, hand to
c-ab /kə͡a̯b/ n. oil
c-lac /kə̥ˈlak/ n. pond
c-lcob /kə̥lˈkob/ n-cl. (sg. c-lcogc /kə̥lˈkonk/) rabbit
c-riwrb /kə̥riˈurb/ n-cl. (no sg.) sieve
c-tafash /kə̥taˈɸaʃ/ a., adv. on the skin
c-thwch /kə̥ˈθuχ/ n. feeling of dependency, need for someone [rel. cithw ‘grasp’]
dhacuoshȏc /ðaˈkwo.ʃok/ n-cl. ribs
dham /ðam/ a. low, low-lying (land)
dhascan /ðaˈskan/ v-ab., v-s. forget, miss, overlook, neglect (to do something)
dhe /ðɛ/ c. (dh’ /ð/ before /ɛ/) and [conjoins verb phrases, or direct objects of an affirmative verb]
dhebo̾ach /ˈðɛbɔχ/ n. bruise
dhegc /ðɛnk/ n. radish
dher /ðɛr/ v-t. thresh
dhesh /ðɛʃ/ n. house
dheshtarin /ðɛʃtaˈrin/ n-cl. (no sg.) embarrassment, humiliation, mortification
dhesht-r /ˈðɛʃtə̥r/ v-t., v-s. think about, ponder; n. thought, pondering
dhesht-rai /ðɛʃtə̥ˈra͡ɪ̯/ v-t. interest, make one think, be worth thinking about
dhesht-rioan /ðɛʃtə̥rˈjɔn/ n. dream [dhesht-r ‘thought’ + ioan ‘sleep’]
dhim /ðim/ n-cl. ashes
dhimoadh /ðiˈmɔð/ n. feeling of finality, hopelessness
dhoabab /ðɔˈbab/ n. cloud
dhoabeb /ðɔˈbɛb/ v-t. 1. stack, pile up; 2. put together, assemble
dhoabebwr /ðɔbɛˈbur/ n. mortar [dhoabeb ‘stack’ + -wr]
dhoabȏs /ˈðɔbos/ n. fog, mist [trunc. dhoababȏs < dhoabab ‘cloud’ + -ȏs]
dhoabafash /ðɔbaˈɸaʃ/ a., adv. lofty, high up
dhoacwȇch /ðɔˈku.ɛχ/ v-i. shoot up, grow up quickly (esp. plants)
dhoacwl /ðɔˈkul/ n. window
dhoan /ðɔn/ v-al. 1. put, place; 2. pour; v-p. spread
dhoauȏt /ˈðɔwot/ adv. 1. how high, how tall?; 2. where (in the sky, on the ceiling, etc.); 3. where?, up to where? (vertical dimension)
dhodh /ðoð/ n. moon
dhodhlintan /ðoðlinˈtan/ v-i. ring
dhoeluet /ðo̯͡ɛlˈwɛt/ v-t. be named, be called
dhoeluot /ˈðo̯͡ɛlwot/ n. what name? what is it called?
dhoelw̑ /ˈðo̯͡ɛlu/ n. name, word, what something is called
dhonȏaman /ðono̯͡aˈman/ v-i. be hungry
dhwba /ˈðuba/ n. slurry
dhwl /ðul/ n. (pl. dhwchwl /ðuˈχul/) planet
dhwmintian /ðumintiˈan/ v-t. sacrifice
dhwnoeglech /ðuˈno̯͡ɛlɛχ/ v-s. 1. struggle to/with, strain, exert oneself; 2. be off the mark
dhwnoȇglin /ðuno̯͡ɛˈlin/ n-cl. (no sg.) accent: lef nirythiwn focuo dhwnoȇglin ‘she speaks with an accent’
dhychoenyfan /ðiχo̯͡ɛniˈɸan/ v-ab. crave
dhyedh /ðiˈɛð/ n. base, foundation, platform
dhym /ðim/ v-t. sew, stitch
dhy-scech /ˈði͡ə̯skɛχ/ n. totality, entirety; adv. generally, in general, usually
ebalet /ɛbaˈlɛt/ v-t. chop down, cut down, fell (tree)
ebas /ɛˈbas/ n. friend
ebasȇt /ɛˈbasɛt/ n. 1. friend of a friend; 2. mutual friend [ebas ‘friend’ + -ȇt]
ebasoadh /ɛbaˈsɔð/ n. responsiblity, obligation, duty (particularly mutual, toward a friend) [ebas + -oadh]
ebeien /ɛbɛˈjɛn/ v-t. 1. defend, protect; 2. guard, watch; 3. maintain, look after, keep in good condition
ebeioadh /ɛbɛˈjɔð/ n. feeling of being alert, defensive, en guard [ebei- + -oadh]
eblan /ɛˈblan/ v-t. establish, institute, initiate, build, set up
ebȏȃl /ɛˈbo̯͡ɔl/ n. outside
echoasy /ɛˈχɔsi/ n. where?, where exactly? (specific, finer scaled; rhetorical, when one expects to see something but doesn't)
echpaltan /ˌɛχpalˈtan/ v-i. 1. step across, step over; 2. reach across, reach over; 3. span, bridge [ec- + palt- ˈstep’]
echuedhan /ɛχwɛˈðan/ v-i. 1. frown, scowl; 2. concentrate, think hard
echuent /ɛˈχwɛnt/ a. 1. tight, stuck; 2. difficult, hard
echuenpaluach /ɛˌχwɛnpalˈwaχ/ a. ugly [echuent ’difficult’ + palu- ‘look at’ + -ach]
ecioar /ɛˈkjɔr/ n. belt
eclair /ɛˈkla͡ɪ̯r/ n. bridge
ecllynȏaran /ɛkɬino̯͡aˈran/ v-t. swim across
ecnanan /ɛknaˈnan/ v-t. tempt
ecȏȃb /ɛˈko̯͡ɔb/ n. platform, stage, stand
ecȏȃgc /ɛˈko̯͡ɔnk/ n. crown
ecȏatic /ɛˈko̯͡atik/ n. crazy person, insane person, nut
ecȏȃy /ɛˈko̯͡ɔ.i/ adv. (pl. sogcȏȃy /sonˈko̯͡ɔ.i/) passionately, with gusto, fervidly
ecȗash /ˈɛkwaʃ/ n. (pl. sacȗash /ˈsakwaʃ/) man, guy
ecuat /ɛˈkwat/ n. (pl. sagcuat /sanˈkwat/) monkey
ecyr /ɛˈkir/ n. flute
edhan /ɛˈðan/ v-al. make, build, create; v-ab. use, utilize
efan /ɛˈɸan/ v-t. arrest, detain
efloenan /ɛɸlo̯͡ɛˈnan/ v-i. sneer; v-ab. deride, scorn, laugh at, have contempt for
eflopan /ɛɸloˈpan/ v-t. praise, flatter
efnegcȏȃsh /ɛɸnɛnˈko̯͡ɔʃ/ v-i. smile
efwlan /ɛɸuˈlan/ v-i. rejoice, celebrate
egc /ɛnk/ num. one
egclwch /ɛnkiˈluχ/ n. happiness, joy
egcȏan /ɛnˈko̯͡an/ v-ab. react, respond to
egcylan /ɛnkiˈlan/ v-ab. be happy about
egthyn /ɛˈθin/ n. (pl. llegchyn /ɬɛˈχin/) coward
eib /ɛˈib/ v-i. darken, become dark
elisti /ɛˈlisti/ n. (pl. sa-listi /sa͡ə̯ˈlisti/) witch
elistiȇt /ɛˈlistjɛt/ n. (pl. sa-listiȇt /sa͡ə̯ˈlistjɛt/) bewitched person [elisti ‘witch’ + -ȇt]
ellaireb /ɛɬa͡ɪ̯ˈrɛb/ v-t. worship
ellais /ɛˈɬa͡ɪ̯s/ v-t. apportion, give out, divide up, hand out, parcel out, distribute
ellaisnot /ɛˈɬa͡ɪ̯s/ v-t. 1. portion, section, allotment, lot; 2. inheritance
ellaiswr /ɛɬa͡ɪ̯ˈsur/ n. a part of something that wasn't wanted, rejected portion, remnants, leftover
eller /ɛˈɬɛr/ a. new, different, other
ellereb /ɛɬɛˈrɛb/ v-i. be lost (S: person)
ellerys /ɛɬɛˈris/ adv. for the first time
ellit /ɛˈɬit/ n. chain
elmȏt /ˈɛlmot/ n. wrath, fury, rage
eloas /ɛˈlɔs/ n. (def. eloal /ɛˈlɔl/) 1. decoy; 2. costume
elof-st /ɛˈloɸə̥st/ n-cl. (def. cl. eloost-s /ɛloˈostə̥s/, no sg.) siblings
elwchan /ɛluˈχan/ v-t. change into, turn into transform into, become
emelb /ɛˈmɛlb/ n. poison
emeluoreb /ɛˌmɛlwoˈrɛb/ v-i. succumb to poison [emelb ˈpoison’ + -reb]
emigcan /ɛminˈkan/ v-i. 1. be rough, uneven; 2. be hoarse, raspy; 3. be poorly done; 4. be sloppy, messy
enab /ɛˈnab/ v-i. 1. hiccup; 2. stutter; 3. limp, stagger; 4. sputter
enchȏatogc /ɛnˈχo̯͡atonk/ n. lightning
enoet /ɛˈno̯͡ɛt/ n. (pl. wnoet /uˈno̯͡ɛt/) piece of clothing, clothes
enoȇtlor /ɛno̯͡ɛtˈlor/ n. (pl. wnoȇtlor /ɛno̯͡ɛtˈlor/) cape
enyb /ɛˈnib/ a. wild, unruly, unpredictable, untamed
epai /ˈɛpa͡ɪ̯/ v-t. cremate
epȏȃnen /ɛpo̯͡ɔˈnɛn/ v-i. 1. be short (height); 2. slouch; 3. be young
epȏantac /ɛˈpo̯͡antak/ v-i. appear, show up, come
epyscan /ɛpiˈskan/ v-t. torment, hound, harrass, oppress
ep-t /ˈɛpə̥t/ v-t. lie about, falsify, misrepresent
erbȇt /ˈɛrbɛt/ n. spouse
erwr /ɛˈrur/ n-cl. yowls, wails
esabyr /ɛsaˈbir/ n. bark (of tree)
esc /ɛsk/ n. full moon
escaidhan /ɛska͡ɪ̯ˈðan/ v-i. prance, skip
esceb /ɛˈskɛb/ v-i. shine (moon)
esceth /ɛˈskɛθ/ n. perch, platform
esc̾il /ɛsˈχil/ n. soil, dirt, earth, land
esc̾iluo̾ac /ɛsˈχilwɔk/ a. good soil, having good soil [esc̾il ‘soil’ + -uo̾ac]
escȏab /ɛskoˈab/ v-t. hate, detest, despise, disdain
escoadh /ɛˈskɔð/ v-t. prune (tree)
escob /ɛˈskob/ n. scoundrel, villain
escueth /ɛˈskwɛθ/ n. (pl. poscuedh /poˈskwɛð/) snail
eshcalech /ɛʃkaˈlɛχ/ n. good impression
eshc-f /ˈɛʃkə̥ɸ/ adv. maybe, possibly
eshc-fot /ɛʃkə̥ˈɸot/ adv. how likely?
eshel /ɛˈʃɛl/ n. arrow
eshigcuȇt /ɛˈʃinkwɛt/ n. prisoner of war, captive [eshigcw̑ ‘war’ + -ȇt]
eshigcuoadh /ɛˌʃinˈkwɔð/ n. feeling of hotheadedness, irritability, wanting to get into a fight [eshigcw̑ ‘war’ + -oadh]
eshigcw̑ /ɛˈʃinku/ n. war
eshnaich /ɛʃˈna͡ɪ̯χ/ adv. all the time, always
eshnemet /ɛʃnɛˈmɛt/ n., adv. everywhere
eshneptet /ɛʃnɛpˈtɛt/ n., adv. every part of, everywhere (on something, someone)
eshnoa /ˈɛʃnɔ/ adv. completely, entirely, at all
eshnoachan /ɛʃnɔˈχan/ v-t. take everything, hog; v-i. 1. be common, widespread; 2. be famous, well-known; 3. be understood, assumed, go without saying
eshnoachoch /ɛʃnɔˈχoχ/ adv. every/each time, occurence, instance
eshnoafan /ɛʃnɔˈɸan/ n. everyone
eshnoasygch /ɛʃnɔˈsiχ/ n. everything said
eshnoch /ɛʃˈnoχ/ n. everything
eslȏc /ˈɛslok/ n. (pl. poesl-c /ˈpo̯͡ɛslə̥k/) who? (irrealis; when possibilities are unknown)
eslosh /ɛsˈloʃ/ n. (def. esloash-ch /ɛsˈlɔʃə̥χ/) 1. chest; 2. vertical surface, face
eswtan /ɛsuˈtan/ v-i. burp
esyll /ɛˈsiɬ/ n. argument, debate, disagreement (pl. lloesyll /ˈɬo̯͡ɛsiɬ/)
esyn /ɛˈsin/ n. brief rainstorm
esy-reb /ɛˈsi͡ə̯rɛb/ v-i. 1. be arguable, debatable, contentious, divisive; 2. be undecided, unresolved, undetermined [esyll ˈargument’ + -reb]
es-chȇgc /ˈɛsə̥χɛnk/ n. (def. esech /ɛˈsɛχ/, pl. noes-chnȃ /ˈno̯͡ɛsə̥χna/ or noesc̾ecna /no̯͡ɛsˈχɛkna/, def. pl. noes-ch /ˈno̯͡ɛsə̥χ/) wolf
etfian /ɛtɸiˈan/ v-t. 1. throw, hurl; 2. change, replace; v-s. plan, intend
etfwch /ɛtˈɸuχ/ n. unsteadiness, feeling that one is going to fall
etoe /ˈɛto̯͡ɛ/ n. (def. etoȇ /ɛˈto.ɛ/) box
etoetwmant /ɛˌto̯͡ɛtuˈmant/ n. coffin
etosc /ɛˈtosk/ n. (pl. sagtosc /saˈtosk/) son
etrafan /ɛtraˈɸan/ v-i. 1. sink; 2. drown; 3. retreat, withdraw, pull back, go away; 4. fade; 5. set (S: sun)
etref /ɛt ˈrɛɸ/ n. 1. sinking; 2. drowning; 3. retreat, withdrawal, pullback; 4. sorrow, regret; 5. fading; 6. sunset
etroiȃdh /ɛˈtrojað/ n. wreck, ruin, wreckage
etroiȇch /ɛˈtrojɛχ/ v-i. get wrecked, get destroyed, crash
etrw /ɛˈtru/ a. bald, clean-shaven
etys /ɛˈtis/ n-cl. (sg. esygc /ɛˈsink/) grapes
etythan /ɛtiˈθan/ v-t. greet, welcome
euoab /ɛˈwɔb/ n. 1. arm; 2. branch; pre. 1. across from; 2. just within reach
euoareb /ɛwɔˈrɛb/ v-i. 1. put out one's arm or hand, reach out; 2. branch out [euoab ‘arm, branch’ + -reb]
fadha /ˈɸaða/ a. silver
fan /ɸan/ n. (pl. noaf-nt /ˈnɔɸə̥nt/) who?
fanȏaneb /ɸano̯͡aˈnɛb/ v-i. shrink, reduce, dwindle
fanot /ɸaˈnot/ adv. because of whom?, for whom?
fanwn-t /ɸaˈnunə̥t/ i. who did this?, who's to blame? [ext. fanot ‘because of whom’]
faȏs /ˈɸa.os/ n-cl. 1. air; 2. weather [foȃ + -ȏs]
fashagc /ɸaˈʃank/ n. mosquito
felfȏan /ɸɛlˈɸo̯͡an/ v-l. reside, live (in a place)
feloa /ˈɸɛlɔ/ n. (pl. llefeloa /ɬɛˈɸɛlɔ/) mouse
fen /ɸɛn/ n. bed
ferairo /ɸɛˈra͡ɪ̯ro/ a. main, principal, primary, prime, usual
ferȇn /ˈɸɛrɛn/ v-i., v-t. sing
feroaptan /ɸɛrɔpˈtan/ v-i. swerve, dodge
fieracrych /ɸjɛrakˈriχ/ v-t. cut off (Obj: head, limb)
figcedh /ɸinˈkɛð/ n. burrow, tunnel, passageway [trunc. fin- + igcedh ‘cave’]
figcynt /ɸinˈkint/ v-t. feed (regularly) [fin- + cynt ‘feed’]
finacoell /ɸinaˈko̯͡ɛɬ/ v-t. chew (without swallowing) [fin- + acoell ‘chew’]
findhesh /ɸinˈðɛʃ/ n. village [fin- + dhesh- ‘house’]
finent /ɸiˈnɛnt/ n. relevance, significance, importance, gravity, weight: scai’o finent ‘it's irrelevant’
finetrafan /ɸinɛtraˈɸan/ v-i. dive, jump into water [fin- + etraf- ‘sink’]
finfelfȏan /ɸinɸɛlˈɸo̯͡an/ v-l. settle, colonize [fin- + felfȏ- ‘live’]
finief /ɸiˈnjɛɸ/ n. mistake, screwup, blunder
finmerȏan /ɸinmɛˈro̯͡an/ v-t. 1. recount clearly, detail; 2. instruct, direct [fin- + mero- ‘tell’]
finmeroedh /ɸinmɛˈro̯͡ɛð/ n. instruction, direction, plan, method [fin- + meroedh ‘tell’]
finonoan /ɸinoˈnɔn/ v-t. write [fin- + onoan ‘demonstrate, point at’]
finot /ɸiˈnot/ i. is this wrong?, am I wrong?, that's wrong
finshoalch /ɸinˈʃɔlχ/ v-i. hide [fin- + shoalch ‘vanish’]
finsnirnofan /ɸinsnirnoˈɸan/ v-al. water, irrigate
finworu-t /ˌɸinuˈorwə̥t/ n-cl. (no sg.) garbage pile, dump [fin- + woru-t ‘garbage’]
foȃ /ˈɸo.a/ n-cl. wind
fȏadhen /ɸo̯͡aˈðɛn/ v-i. 1. blink; 2. twitch; 3. flicker
fȏȃn /ɸo̯͡ɔn/ n. (def. foagc /ɸɔnk/, pl. woan /uˈɔn/, def. pl. woagc /uˈɔnk/ or uoan-ch /ˈwɔnə̥χ/) boy
foaran /ɸɔˈran/ v-s. know
fȏarnoc /ˈɸo̯͡arnok/ v-t. 1. break, crack, fracture, snap, rupture, burst; 2. ruin, disable
foayst /ɸɔˈist/ n. blanket
foch /ɸoχ/ n. happening, occurance, time, instance
focuan /ɸoˈkwan/ v-t. 1. give; 2. show, display, demonstrate; 3. have (body part): cen focuo mwsc ratwman ‘he has twelve fingers’ (Obj: quality, emotion)
focȗos /ˈɸokwos/ n. character, mien, bearing, aura, disposition [focu- ‘display’ + -ȏs]
fom /ɸom/ v-i. how?
fomoedh /ɸoˈmo̯͡ɛð/ n. way [fom ‘how?’ + -uedh]; ~ nuȏt-c grammar
fon /ɸon/ n-cl. nostrils
font /ɸont/ n. (def. fȏant /ˈɸo̯͡ant/, pl. llefont /ɬɛˈɸont/, def. pl. llefȏant /ɬɛˈɸo̯͡ant/) spear
foth /ɸoθ/ n. (def. foth-ch /ˈɸoθə̥χ/) work, labor, toil
fwafesan /ɸuˌaɸɛˈsan/ v-i. laugh
fwaf-uyȃch /ɸuˌaɸə̥ˈwi.aχ/ a. funny, comical (person)
fwaf-uy-n /ɸuˌaɸə̥ˈwi͡ə̯n/ v-i. be funny, joke, be kidding
fwcoatet /ɸukɔˈtɛt/ v-i. lag behind, straggle
fwrwshin /ɸuruˈʃin/ n-cl. (no sg.) 1. dread, trepidation, terror, anxiety; 2. trembling, shaking, tremors, shivering, shuddering
fwt /ɸut/ n. trellis
fwwp /ɸuˈup/ n. principle, value
fyaifioac /ɸiˈa͡ɪ̯ɸjɔk/ a. straightforward, systematic, orderly, well-organized, well-arranged [ext. fyf ‘simple’ + -io̾ac]
fyf /ɸiɸ/ a. simple, uncomplicated, crude
fyfy̑n /ˈɸiɸin/ v-t. build something crudely, simply, throw together; v-ab. treat or relate to something in a simple, ignorant way
f-abat /ˈɸə͡a̯bat/ a. 1. invalid, inappropriate, improper; 2. cancelled, annulled
f-ary /ˈɸə͡a̯ri/ v-i. hiss
gys /is/ i. 1. no; 2. stop it, desist
iabadhan /jabaˈðan/ v-t. sever, disconnect, cleave, rend, sunder
iabedh /jaˈbɛð/ n. severing, disconnect, rift, sundering, disconnect
iachel /jaˈχɛl/ n. (def. iach-al /jaˈχə͡a̯l/, pl. tafiachel /taɸjaˈχɛl/, def. pl. tafiach-al /taɸjaˈχə͡a̯l/) 1. land; 2. (pl.) world
iadhi /ˈjaði/ n. wasteland, desert
iafie /ˈjaɸjɛ/ n. treasure
iagch /jaχ/ n. food storage structure
iamai /ˈjama͡ɪ̯/ n. (pl. noaioamai /nɔˈjɔma͡ɪ̯/) ghost
iapte /ˈjaptɛ/ n. (def. iapt-ch /ˈjaptə̥χ/, pl. tagnapte /taˈnaptɛ/, def. tagnapt-ch /taˈnaptə̥χ/) mountain
iapte̾ /ˈjaptɛwɛ/ n-cl. foothills
iarieb /jarˈjɛb/ n. (def. iariwe /jarˈju.ɛ/, pl. tarshwlwsh /tarʃuˈluʃ/, def. pl. tarshwlwe /tarʃuˈlu.ɛ/) month
iascolen /jaskoˈlɛn/ v-p. feel, experience, express, portray; ~ cfon be stubborn
iasyc /jaˈsik/ adv. (pl. segiasyc /sɛnjaˈsik/) quite, noticeably, significantly
iblif /iˈbliɸ/ n. (def. iblic /iˈblik/, pl. sablaf /saˈblaɸ/, def. pl. sablic /saˈblik/ or sablac /saˈblak/) cane, staff
icasat /ikaˈsat/ v-ab. 1. flee, escape; 2. spill, drip, leak, overflow; 3. drool, slobber: shel llollȏs’em icasiȃc ‘the dog was drooling’
iceshan /ikɛˈʃan/ v-p. suffer
iceshmy /iˈkɛʃmi/ n. indigestion, stomachache
ichail /iˈχa͡ɪ̯l/ n. (def. ichael /iχaˈɛl/, pl. thail /θa͡ɪ̯l/, def. thael /θaˈɛl/) idiot, imbecile, fool, boor, dolt, moron
ichoelbw /iχo̯͡ɛlˈbu/ n. generosity, hospitality, inclination toward sharing, magnanimity
ichlenȏt /iχˈlɛnot/ n. stinger
ichlich /iχˈliχ/ a. dark, murky [old. chlich]
iciac /iˈkjak/ n. melon
icnuȃ /ikˈnu͡a̯/ n. beard
icnuȃe̾ /ikˈnu͡a̯wɛ/ n-cl. stubble
icnyn /ikˈnin/ n. (def. icny-ch /ikˈni.ə̥χ/) pickaxe
icȏall /iˈko̯͡aɬ/ n. chicken
icoenoat /iˈko̯͡ɛnɔt/ n. starfish
icroac /iˈkrɔk/ n. transformation, great shift, renewal, changeover
ic-shoadh /ikə̥ˈʃɔð/ n. feeling of suffering, pain, anguish
idhe /ˈiðɛ/ n. king
idhȏt /ˈiðot/ a. warm
iebeiȃs /jɛˈbɛjas/ n. (pl. saibeiȃs /sa͡ɪ̯ˈbɛjas/) image, carving, drawing of person or animal [ext. iebes ‘body’]
iebes /jɛˈbɛs/ n. (pl. saibes /ˈsa͡ɪ̯bɛs/) body
ielȇsai /jɛlɛˈsa͡ɪ̯/ a. impossible, implausible
iempȃsh /ˈjɛmpaʃ/ adv. tomorrow
iempashbw /ˌjɛmpaʃˈbu/ n. prudence, thinking ahead [iempȃsh ‘tomorrow’ + -bw]
iempoenoach /jɛmˈpo̯͡ɛnɔχ/ adv. every day (iempȃsh ‘tomorrow’ + ueno̾ach ‘yesterday’)
ierachan /jɛraˈχan/ v-i. mash, blend
iertet /jɛrˈtɛt/ v-t. leverage, make use of, take advantage of
ieswcht /jɛˈsuχt/ a. wonderful, msarvelous
ieth /jɛθ/ num. three
iethoadh /jɛˈθɔð/ n. feeling of wholeness, balance, completion
iethwshan /jɛθuˈʃan/ v-al. lie in wait for, stalk
ifalan /iɸaˈlan/ v-t. stop, cease (Obj: activity); v-p. use up, finish, exhaust
ifniesh /iɸniˈɛʃ/ n. (pl. tafniesh /taɸniˈɛʃ/) question
ifȏashan /iɸo̯͡aˈʃan/ v-i. 1. be generous, giving, sharing; 2. act excessively, overdo
ifsyb /iɸˈsib/ n. (pl. bafsyb /baɸˈsib/) violet (Viola odorata)
igcamican /inkamiˈkan/ v-t. plant
igcedh /inˈkɛð/ n. (pl. wgcedh /unˈkɛð/) cave
igcescuan /inkɛˈskwan/ v-t. plow, work soil [in- + cescu- ‘toil’]
igcoala /inˈkɔla/ n. (pl. wgcoala /unˈkɔla/) trapdoor [in- + coala ‘door’]
iiat /iˈjat/ adv. among others: lef’o cell iiat noello: ‘she's one of the ones digging up onions’
iiesc /iˈjɛsk/ adv. how much?, how many?
iiescȏs /iˈjɛskos/ n. dose, dosage [iiesc ‘how much’ + -ȏs]
ilch /ilχ/ v-t. expel, push out
ilecla /iˈlɛkla/ n. trace, sign, tracks, footprints, indicator
ileyfan /ilɛ.iˈɸan/ v-i. rage, be turbulent, stormy, choppy, tempestuous, violent (S: water, sky, cloud, weather)
illish /iˈɬiʃ/ v-i. crack
illo /ˈiɬo/ n. (pl. noello /ˈno̯͡ɛɬo/) onion
ilmwch /ilˈmuχ/ n. long process
ilnȏt /ˈilnot/ n. (def. ilent /iˈlɛnt/, pl. toelnot /ˈto̯͡ɛlnot/, def. pl. toȇlent /to̯͡ɛˈlɛnt/) cloth, piece of cloth, fabric, rag
ilnȏthy /ˌilnoˈθi/ n. (def. ilȇnthy /iˌlɛnˈθi/ or ilnethy /ˌilnɛˈθi/, pl. toelnȏthy /ˌto̯͡ɛlnoˈθi/, def. pl. toelȇnthy /to̯͡ɛˌlɛnˈθi/ or toelnȇthy /ˌto̯͡ɛlnɛˈθi/) rug, carpet [ilnȏt ‘cloth’ + thy ‘floor’]
ilodhcoala /iˌloðˈkɔla/ n. entranceway, foyer [ilot- + coala ‘door’]
ilofen /iloˈɸɛn/ adv. (pl. seglofen /sɛloˈɸɛn/) 1. trying, attempting; 2. as guess
ilotȃichant /iˌlota͡ɪ̯ˈχant/ n. trail, path [ilot- + ȃichant ‘walking’]
iloteshigcw̑ /iˌlotɛˈʃinku/ n. battlefield, battleground [ilot- + eshigcw̑ ‘war’]
ilotigcedh /iˌlotinˈkɛð/ n. underground [ilot- + igcedh ‘cave’]
ilotinoat /iˌlotiˈnɔt/ n. graveyard, cemetery [ilot- + inoat- ‘bury’]
ilotinwnȏȃmp /iˌlotinuˈno̯͡ɔmp/ n. sky, heavens [ilot- + nwnȏȃmp ‘sky’]
ilotinwp /iˌlotiˈnup/ n. someplace ahead, forward
ilotȋthy /iˌlotiˈθi/ n. bottom of the sea [ilot- + thy ‘bottom’]
ilotlȏȃc /ilotˈlo̯͡ɔk/ n. forest, woods [ilot- + lȏȃc ‘tree’]
ilwm /iˈlum/ v-i. 1. close one's eyes; 2. be lethargic; 3. be inattentive
ilycant /iliˈkant/ v-al. start, begin
ilycioagc /iliˈkjɔnk/ n. prefix
ilwdh /iˈluð/ n. (pl. sȃil-adh /sa͡ɪ̯ˈlə͡a̯ð/) jewel, gem
ilwly /iˈluli/ a. taboo, forbidden
imbel /imˈbɛl/ n. (pl. sambel /sambɛl/) ceremonial procession out of village
imȏȃchbw /imo̯͡ɔχˈbu/ n. universal principle, quality of being amazing, surprising, dazzling
imoachuin /imɔχˈwin/ n-cl. (no sg.) wonder, amazement, bedazzlement
impaltan /impalˈtan/ v-i. crawl [in- + palt- ‘walk’]
imposuan /impoˈswan/ v-i. prostrate oneself [in- + posw ‘face’]
indhesht-r /inˈðɛʃtə̥r/ v-i., v-t. write (at length, exploring a topic; not merely recording facts) [in- + dhesht-r ‘think’]
indhwf /inˈðuɸ/ v-p. flood [in- + thwf ‘rain’]
ineb /iˈnɛb/ v-i. go away, go off, leave (destination unknown to speaker)
inetfian /inɛtɸiˈan/ v-t. throw to the ground [in- + etfi- ‘throw’]
inetrafan /inɛtraˈɸan/ v-i. sink all the way to the bottom [in- + etraf- ‘sink’]
inlwnan /inluˈnan/ v-t. slither
inoash /iˈnɔʃ/ adv. ever, sometime, never
inoatan /inɔˈtan/ v-t. bury
inoec /iˈno̯͡ɛk/ a. ugly
inorai /iˈnora͡ɪ̯/ v-i. lie down [in- + orai- ‘be tall’]
inoscan /inoˈskan/ v-t. smear, spread, wipe [in- + osc- ‘spread, disperse’]
inshoalch /inˈʃɔlχ/ v-al. be absorbed into [in- + shoalch ‘vanish’]
inswpan /insuˈpan/ v-i. create shade, cast a shadow [in- + iswp ‘shadow’]
ins-arȏan /inˈsə͡a̯ro̯͡an/ n. (pl. llensa’rȏan /ɬɛnˈsə͡a̯ro̯͡an/) bat [? + rȏȃn ‘at night’]
intel-t /inˈtɛlə̥t/ n. (pl. rwntel-t /runˈtɛlə̥t/) valley
intethȗon /inˈtɛθwon/ v-i. run
intwcha /inˈtuχa/ n-cl. (sg. intwgc /inˈtunk/) rat
intweb /intuˈɛb/ v-i. misstep; v-p. trip over
intypan /intiˈpan/ v-t. push into the ground
inuncw̑ /iˈnunku/ n. 1. straggler; 2. someone slow; 3. someone mentally slow
inwreb /inuˈrɛb/ v-i. speak rudely, disrespectfully, roughly
iny /ˈini/ n. strength, force, power
inynint /iniˈnint/ n. (pl. tenynint /tɛniˈnint/) 1. confusion, befuddlement; 2. disorder, disarray
ioan /jɔn/ n. sleep: cen siab ioan ‘he's sleeping’
ioar /jɔr/ n. strip, strap, band
ioarochan /jɔroˈχan/ v-i. fall apart, break up, disintegrate
ioaych /jɔˈiχ/ n. (pl. wiach /uˈjaχ/) broth
ioȇf /ˈjo.ɛɸ/ v-i., v-al., v-s. dissemble, pretend to be, put on airs, bluff
iofsw̑ /ˈjoɸ.su/ n. disguise
iogchach /joˈχaχ/ a. slippery [obs. iogch ‘ice’ + -ach]
iomȏat /joˈmo̯͡at/ adv. while awake in between periods of sleep at night
iplas /iˈplas/ n. fever
iplw /iˈplu/ n. imitation, copy
iplwtan /ipluˈtan/ v-t. imitate, copy
iposc /iˈposk/ n. lower jaw, chin
iposcȇt /iˈposkɛt/ n. upper jaw
iptetot /iptɛˈtot/ n. (pl. toeftetot /to̯͡ɛɸtɛˈtot/) which part?, which side?
ipwp-l /iˈpupə̥l/ n. story, legend, myth
irich /iˈriχ/ (also irichan /iriˈχan/) v-t. be cruel to
irierachan /irˌjɛraˈχan/ v-t. blend
irȏȃp /iˈro̯͡ɔp/ v-t. get, hit, catch, kill
irw /iˈru/ n. plow
iry /ˈiri/ n. chickpea
iscȃsh /ˈiskaʃ/ (also isc̾ȃsh /ˈisχaʃ/) n. older brother
iscianȃp /iˈskjanap/ n-cl. (no sg.) hive
iscȏȃmp /iˈsko̯͡ɔmp/ n. 1. great urgency, desperation; 2. utmost, maximal, sheer, all-out, ultimate, greatest
isc̾yȃch /isˈχi.aχ/ a. friendly, affable, warm, congenial, chummy, pleasant, nice
isham /iˈʃam/ n. (def. imshalc /imˈʃalk/, pl. tafiesham /taɸjɛˈʃam/, def. pl. tafiemshalc /taɸjɛmˈʃalk/) buddy, pal, chum, friend
ishascȇch /iˈʃaskɛχ/ v-i. be specious, misleading, superficial, deceptive
ishmacta /iˈʃmakta/ v-t. kill (Obj: insect, pest)
isloeui /isˈlo̯ɛwi/ n. (def. isloau-ch /isˈlɔwə̥χ/, pl. tafiesham /taɸjɛˈʃam/, def. pl. tafiemshalc /taɸjɛmˈʃalk/) quail
ismynt /isˈmint/ a. hideous, repulsive, revolting, disgusting, horrible, horrifying, horrific
ismyntȃch /isˈmintaχ/ a. unfriendly, cold, antagonistic, antisocial, inhospitable, misanthropic
ismynteb /isminˈtɛb/ v-t. horrify, repulse, disgust
ismy-reb /isˈmi͡ə̯rɛb/ v-ab. have contempt for, scorn
isna /ˈisna/ n. (pl. uesna /ˈwɛsna/, def. pl. wsnac /usˈnak/) ear
isnir /isˈnir/ n. (pl. t-shnir /tə̥ˈʃnir/) river
isniran /isniˈran/ v-i. 1. flow, pour; 2. slip, slide
isnirauȋsh /isniˈrawiʃ/ n. (pl. t-shnirauȋsh /tə̥ʃniˈrawiʃ/) 1. constriction, narrowing; 2. funnel [isnir- ‘flow’ + -auȋsh]
isnirnofan /isnirnoˈɸan/ v-t. spill [isnir- ‘flow’ + -nof]
isnoch /isˈnoχ/ n. (pl. t-shnoch /tə̥ˈʃnoχ/) 1. guest, visitor, stranger; 2. something present only temporarily, fleeting, transient
isnoeshet /isno̯͡ɛˈʃɛt/ v-i. cover one’s ears [isna ‘ear’ + -oeshet]
isnwc /isˈnuk/ n. (def. isnoac /isˈnɔk/, pl. tegciadh /tɛnˈkjað/, def. pl. tegciedh /tɛnˈkjɛð/) thief
isnyn /isˈnin/ v-i. 1. be sleepy, drowsy; 2. rock, sway
isny-not /isˈni͡ə̯not/ n. (pl. t-shny-not /tə̥ˈʃni͡ə̯not/) wave (in water) [isnyn + -nȏt ‘rock, sway’]
isn-st /ˈisnə̥st/ n-cl. (def. cl. isn-ast-s /isˈnə͡a̯stə̥s/, no sg.) brothers
ispafan /ispaˈɸan/ v-i. cross, ford
ispotȃp /isˈpotap/ n-cl. (no sg.) recipe
ispwn /isˈpun/ d. only, sole, alone
iswp /iˈsup/ n. (def. ishwf-ch /iˈʃuɸə̥χ/) shadow
itcan /itˈkan/ v-t. to make someone fed up with, sick of; be gross, tiresome, contemptible to
itco /ˈitko/ a. brown, gray
itegcwlch /itɛnˈkulχ/ n-cl. (sg. itegthw /iˌtɛˈθu/) hail: itegcwlch thwfia ‘it's hailing’
ith /iθ/ n. hook, clasp, handle (curved), knob
ithenpaluach /ɛˌχwɛnpalˈwaχ/ a. 1. vague, unclear, blurry; 2. distracting, confusing, throwing off [ithon ’smolder’ + palu- ‘look at’ + -ach]
ithioac /iθˈjɔk/ n. (pl. wthioac /uθˈjɔk/) forest, woods
ithon /iˈθon/ v-i. smolder, glow, burn
itȏan /iˈto̯͡an/ v-t. 1. betray, double-cross (politically), renege; 2. surprise, be unexpected
itoeshuash /iˈto̯͡ɛʃwaʃ/ n-cl. bark, barking
itreby̑s /iˈtrɛbis/ v-t. wash, clean (Obj: clothing)
itryoa /iˈtri.ɔ/ r. different, unlike
iwdh /iˈuð/ i. listen up!, hark!
iwfalnȏa̾ch /juˈɸalno̯͡aχ/ a. 1. snide, sneering, nasty, haughty, holier-than-thou; 2. shrill, grating
iwfalnȏan /juɸalˈno̯͡an/ v-l. scrape, scratch noisily
iwgcuarwn /junkwaˈrun/ n. salamander
iwno̾ap /ˈjunɔp/ n. festival, holiday
iwn-f /ˈjunə̥ɸ/ n. snack
iwpai /ˈjupa͡ɪ̯/ adv. too late
iwpontan /juponˈtan/ v-i. 1. stutter, stammer, slur, speak with an accent; 2. sound strange; v-p. drown out, speak over
iwpontoadh /juponˈtɔð/ n. feeling of being inarticulate, unable to express onself [iwpont- ‘stammer’ + -oadh]
iwteb /juˈtɛb/ v-i. defend oneself, resist, fight back
lache /ˈlaχɛ/ n. phlegm
laleb /laˈlɛb/ v-i. live, be alive; v-ab. survive
lalpoa /ˈlalpɔ/ n. life (period of time)
lalt /lalt/ n. life
lash /laʃ/ c. resulting in
lec-s /ˈlɛkə̥s/ i. look at this though, compare, contrast it to this
leclweret /ˌlɛklu.ɛˈrɛt/ v-t. be in the background, be constant, be present
ledh’cemaint /ˌlɛðkɛˈma͡ɪ̯nt/ num. 128
lef /lɛɸ/ pro. she
lelchlich /lɛlχˈliχ/ a. irritable, surly, disgruntled, grumpy, grumbling [lel- + old. chlich ‘dark’]
lelfȏarnoc /lɛlˈɸo̯͡arnok/ a., n. 1. broken, cracked, fractured, snapped, ruptured, burst; 2. ruined, disabled; 3. dilapidated, worn, run-down, decrepit, derelict, rickety; 4. no good, useless, worthless [lel- + fȏarnoc ‘break, ruin’]
lelfȏa̾shach /lɛlɸo̯͡aˈʃaχ/ a. 1. generous, magnanimous; 2. excessive [lel- + ifȏash- ‘be generous; act excessively’ + -ach]
lelllwrnȃch /lɛlˈɬurnaχ/ (also leliwrnȃch /lɛlˈjurnaχ/) a. 1. weak, not strong, feeble, frail; 2. weak-willed, noncommittal, indecisive, passive [lel- + llwrn- ‘give up, let alone’ + -ach]
lelmoantȏc /lɛlˈmɔntok/ a. flavorful, rich [lel- + moantȏc ‘herb’]
lelplyedhuoadh /lɛlpliɛˈðwɔð/ n. feeling of wanting to talk, socialize [lel- + plyedhw̑ ‘mouth’ + -oadh]
lelplyedhw̑ /lɛlpliˈɛðu/ a. talkative, garrulous, loquacious [lel- + plyedhw̑ ‘mouth’]
lelsuir /lɛlˈswir/ a. hairy [lel- + suiȓ ‘hair’]
lelsyb /lɛlˈsib/ a. 1. laden with fruit; 2. weighed down, burdened; 3. fertile, fruitful, productive [lel- + syb ‘fruit’]
leltalet /lɛltaˈlɛt/ a. having many children [lel- + talet ‘baby’]
leltogt /lɛlˈtot/ a. rotten, decayed [lel- + togt- ‘rot’]
lelwth /lɛˈluθ/ n. clover
lemp /lɛmp/ v-i. be angry
lentȃth /ˈlɛntaθ/ n. 1. range, reach, span, extent, territory, view, field of vision; 2. plan, prospects, outcome
lerymwn /lɛriˈmun/ n. craving
lȇsai /lɛˈsa͡ɪ̯/ a. possible, plausible
let /lɛt/ d. half
letich /lɛˈtiχ/ n. middle; pre. between
leuunt /lɛˈwunt/ n. cup, mug (short)
liatyep /li.atiˈɛp/ n. (pl. maroetyep /maro̯͡ɛtiˈɛp/) hyena
lilwm /liˈlum/ n. bottle, flask
limansw̑ /liˈmansu/ n. knife
limes /liˈmɛs/ a. short (length)
limesan /limɛˈsan/ v-s. manage to, bring oneself to, set someone to, get someone to
limesȇch /liˈmɛsɛχ/ v-t. 1. shorten, cut; 2. scrunch, squeeze, pucker, tighten; 3. dilute, water down, adulterate, weaken
liuegc /liˈwɛnk/ n-cl. seaweed
llais /ɬa͡ɪ̯s/ n. smoke
llaisan /ɬa͡ɪ̯ˈsan/ v-i. 1. cough; 2. smoke [emit smoke due to burning]
llaisauȋsh /ɬa͡ɪ̯ˈsawiʃ/ n. chimney [llais ‘smoke’ + -auȋsh]
llaisuonpw̑ /ɬa͡ɪ̯ˈswonpu/ n. epiglottis
llantwmysc /ˌɬantuˈmisk/ n. journey, trip
llan-sh /ˈɬanə̥ʃ/ n. flock, herd (domesticated)
llefȏȃsh /ɬɛˈɸo̯͡ɔʃ/ adv. 1. as a rant, tirade; 2. as an avalanche, torrent, hail
llefoȇr /ɬɛˈɸo.ɛr/ n-cl. damage
llefoerauȋsh /ɬɛɸo̯͡ɛˈrawiʃ/ n. patch, fix, repair [llefoȇr ‘damage’ + -auȋsh]
llenȏatuash /ɬɛˈno̯͡atwaʃ/ n-cl. pandemonium, chaos, tumult, panic
llen-sab /ɬɛnə̥ˈsab/ n-cl. (no sg.) boredom
llif /ɬiɸ/ d. (pl. t-llif /tə̥ˈɬiɸ/) all
llif-shyr /ɬiɸə̥ˈʃir/ n-cl. atrocities, barbarities, villainies, crimes
llin /ɬin/ a. good
lloab /ɬɔb/ n. pouch, purse
llȏamu /ˈɬo̯͡amu/ d. for example
lloash /ɬɔʃ/ n. love
lloashan /ɬɔˈʃan/ v-t. love
lloashe /ˈɬɔʃɛ/ c. (pl. t-lloashe /tə̥ˈɬɔʃɛ/) but, however, though
lloenpwresh /ɬo̯͡ɛnpuˈrɛʃ/ n.: thy ~ troubling, disturbing
lloer-bw /ɬurˈnɛn/ n. non-interference, acceptance [llwrn- ’leave be’ + -bw]
llolaich-t /ɬoˈla͡ɪ̯χə̥t/ n. foolish idea
lloll /ɬoɬ/ n. tongue
llollȏs /ˈɬoɬos/ n. saliva, spit
lloreb /ɬoˈrɛb/ v-al. 1. lick; 2. sip [lloll ‘tongue’ + -reb]
llosa /ˈɬosa/ a. 1. white; 2. albino
lloscan /ɬoˈskan/ v-i. roll
llosh-p /ˈɬoʃə̥p/ n. throat, esophagus
llugcwiwc /ɬunkuˈjuk/ v-i. wave
llunasy̑ /ˈɬunasi/ n. (pl. sallnasy̑ /ˈsaɬnasi/) sea
llwgcwn /ɬunˈkun/ n. basin, bowl
llwgcwnio̾ac /ɬunˈkunjɔk/ n. vase
llwnoedhan /ɬuno̯͡ɛˈðan/ v-t. thank
llwnoedhoadh /ɬuno̯͡ɛˈðɔð/ n. gratitude, appreciation
llwnshec /ɬunʃɛk/ n. gratitude, appreciation
llwrnen /ɬurˈnɛn/ v-ab. 1. put down, take off, remove; 2. give up, renounce; v-al. spare, leave be, let alone
llwsman /ɬusˈman/ v-t., v-s. suggest, recommend, propose
llwsmoth /ɬusˈmoθ/ n. suggestion, recommendation, proposal, idea
llyb /ɬib/ n-cl. (sg. llwȇgc /ˈɬu.ɛnk/) weeds
llynȏaran /ɬino̯͡aˈran/ v-i. swim
llynȏarnot /ɬiˈno̯͡arnot/ n. fin [llynȏar- ‘swim’ + -nȏt]
llyntan /ɬinˈtan/ v-i. vomit, throw up
llys-acuoac /ɬiˈsə͡a̯kwɔk/ n. bracelet
lȏȃc /lo̯͡ɔk/ n. (pl. ilȏȃc /iˈlo̯͡ɔk/) tree
lȏȃdh /lo̯͡ɔð/ v-t. knead
loal /lɔl/ n. (def. loal-ch /ˈlɔlə̥χ/, pl. loauoal /lɔˈwɔl/, def. pl. loauoal-ch /lɔˈwɔlə̥χ/) guard
lochua /ˈloχwa/ a. red
loent /lo̯͡ɛnt/ a. next
logc /lonk/ n. shield
loiem /loˈjɛm/ n. crop
loltan /lolˈtan/ v-t. 1. close, shut; 2. fold up, roll up; 3. extinguish, put out; 4. fill up; v-i. 1. stop, cut it out; 2. give up; v-p. cover, enclose
lolw /loˈlu/ n. (pl. t-shibȇt /tə̥ˈʃibɛt/) slave
lol-t /ˈlolə̥t/ a. specific, particular, personal, private
lont /lont/ v-ab. refuse
luiwth /luθ/ n. (pl. luiyth /luˈiθ/) ramification, secondary effect [ext. lwth ‘effect’]
lurpaish /lurˈpa͡ɪ̯ʃ/ n. (def. lurpaiesh /lurpa͡ɪ̯ˈɛʃ/, pl. noasloarpȃish /nɔsˈlɔrpa͡ɪ̯ʃ/, def. pl. noasloarpaiesh /nɔslɔrpa͡ɪ̯ˈɛʃ/) buffoon, clown, fool
lwch /luχ/ n. kindness
lwgȇch /ˈlu.ɛχ/ v-i. go around in a circle
lwlnw̑ /ˈlulnu/ v-t. weave
lwnodh /luˈnoð/ n. 1. circle, ring; 2. dome
lwnwr /luˈnur/ n. (pl. taflwnwr /taɸluˈnur/) snake
lwnwchleb /lunuχˈlɛb/ n. viper
lwra /ˈlura/ pre. for
lwran /luˈran/ v-al. 1. want, desire; 2. mean
lwrant /luˈran/ n. 1. want, desire; 2. goal, motive, motivation, incentive, reason; 3. meaning, definition
lwrot /luˈrot/ n. which? how? what? (to clarify what intention); d. whichever, however, whatever
lwshit /luˈʃit/ n. tower
lwt /lut/ num. seven
lwth /luθ/ n. (pl. liyth /liθ/) 1. result, product, outcome; 2. relevance, importance
lyethwt /li.ɛˈθut/ n. 1. filling, stuffing, innards, insides; 2. insulation
lym /lim/ n. younger brother
lymwm /liˈmum/ n. youngest brother [ext. lym ‘younger brother’]
lyn /lin/ v-t. stop (Obj: someone); v-i. stumble, lose balance
lys /lis/ n. depression, shallow or sunken place; ~ tagnapte valley
l-asc /lə͡a̯sk/ n. (pl. wl-sh /uˈlə̥ʃ/) pot
l-ascos /ˈlə͡a̯skos/ n-cl. clay [l-asc ‘pot’ + -ȏs]
machfȇch /ˈmaχɸɛχ/ v-ab. be fascinated by, be enthralled by, be obsessed with
machfwn /maχˈɸun/ n. prophet
machw /maˈχu/ n. wake, trail; pre. behind, after, following
machwȇch /maˈχu.ɛχ/ v-al. follow, track
magc /mank/ n-cl. weapons, weaponry
main /ma͡ɪ̯n/ n-cl. (sg. maigȇgc /ˈma͡ɪ̯.ɛnk/) garlic
maran /maˈran/ v-t., v-s. 1. say; 2. make a sound (S: animal, person): shel io marto itoeshuash ‘the dog is barking’
marbielithen /marˌbjɛliˈθɛn/ v-i. chatter
maremw /marɛˈmu/ n. 1. waiting; 2. lasting, living; 3. time; ~ iny persistence, determination, courage; ~ faȏs season
maremwch /marɛˈmuχ/ n. era, age
marmai /ˈmarma͡ɪ̯/ a. green
marmwadh /marmuˈað/ v-al. wait for, anticipate; v-p. 1. last, live out; 2. be long-term, chronic, protacted, lifelong
marnonan /marnoˈnan/ v-p. nag, pester, push
maruedh /marˈwɛð/ n. word [mar- ‘say’ + -uedh]
mar-mwbw /ˌmarə̥muˈbu/ n. unchangingness, immutability, eternality [maremw ‘last’ + -bw]
ma-nchiwr /ma͡ə̯nχiˈur/ a. dangerous, threatening, foreboding
ma-nchiwrȃp /ma͡ə̯nχiˈuraθ/ n-cl. (sg. ma-nchiwrȃgc /ma͡ə̯nχiˈurank/) troubles, problems, concerns, dangers
ma-nchiwroadh /ma͡ə̯nχi.uˈrɔð/ n. feeling of being troubled, precouppied or weighed down with problems [ma-nchiwrȃp + -oadh]
mecerw̑ /mɛˈkɛru/ n. ravine, gorge, canyon
mechailan /mɛχaɪ̯ˈlan/ v-t. demean, ridicule, act condescendingly to
mecȏantan /mɛko̯͡anˈtan/ v-i. remember (used mainly as imperative)
meieren /mɛjɛˈrɛn/ v-t. 1. caress, pet; 2. comb
mel /mɛl/ n. person
melceb /mɛlˈkɛb/ v-t. hit, bump into
melfwm /ˈmɛlɸɛm/ n. Melfwm language
melfwntan /mɛlɸɛnˈtan/ v-i. speak Melfwm
melier /mɛlˈjɛr/ n-cl. (no sg.) spiral, swirl
melȏashan /mɛlo̯͡aˈʃan/ v-t. touch, be touching (involuntary); v-i. make sense, be reasonable, be logical
melȏashoagc /mɛlo̯͡aˈʃɔnk/ n. rationale, vindication, proof, justification
meloet /mɛˈlo̯͡ɛt/ n. (pl. llemeloȇt /ɬɛˈmɛlo̯͡ɛt/) brick
mema /ˈmɛma/ n-cl. (sg. memȇgc /ˈmɛmɛnk/) bubble
memetan /mɛmɛˈtan/ v-t. have (long-term)
merac /mɛˈrak/ a. 1. slow; 2. thick (consistency), viscous; 3. crowded, dense
merar /mɛˈrar/ adv. recently, previously, earlier
merarȏan /mɛraˈro̯͡an/ adv. last night, one of the last few nights [merar ‘earlier’ + rȏan ‘at night’]
mera-p /mɛˈra͡ə̯p/ num. sixteen
merceb /mɛrˈkɛb/ v-i. 1. thicken; 2. solidify, congeal, clot [trunc. meraceb]
mercenȏt /mɛrˈkɛnot/ n. 1. scab, clot; 2. callus [merceb ‘thicken' + -nȏt]
merchuylin /mɛrχwiˈlin/ see merchuylwn
merchuylwn /mɛrχwiˈlun/ or merchuylin /mɛrχwiˈlin/ n-cl. (no sg.) suffering, agony
merellais /ˌmɛrɛˈɬa͡ɪ̯s/ n. 1. something split up, apportioned, parceled out; 2. something given away [mer- + ellais ‘apportion’]
merfach /mɛrˈɸaχ/ a. hard to understand, unintelligible, incoherent [merfȃp ’swamp’ + -ach]
merfaluach /ˌmɛrɸalˈwaχ/ a. indistinct, hard to make out [merfach ’incoherent’ + palu- ’see’ + -ach]
merfȃp /ˈmɛrɸap/ n-cl. (no sg.) swamp
merfȏs /ˈmɛrɸos/ n-cl. mud [merfȃp ‘swamp’ + ȏs]
meriswp /mɛriˈsup/ a. 1. dark, dim; 2. obscured, hidden [mer- + iswp ‘shadow’]
mermarmwadh /mɛrmarmuˈað/ a. anticipated, hoped for, at long last [mer- + marmwadh ‘anticipate’]
mermȇsh /ˈmɛrmɛʃ/ n-cl. (sg. mermȇgc /ˈmɛrmɛnk/) fire
mermwsc /mɛrˈmusk/ n. bundle, bale [mer- + mwsc- ‘bundle’]
mermyst /mɛrˈmist/ n. cooked food, prepared food
mystot /misˈtot/ n. (pl. poemystot /po̯͡ɛmisˈtot/) what/which food? [rel. mermyst ‘prepared food’]
merȏan /mɛˈro̯͡an/ v-t. tell
meroareb /mɛrɔˈrɛb/ v-i. 1. move slowly; 2. be tired; 3. mumble, mutter, speak indistinctly [merac + -reb]
meroedh /mɛˈro̯͡ɛð/ n. telling
merplwsan /mɛrpluˈsan/ v-i. be cared for, taken care of, nurtured; 2. be protected, defended; 3. be safe, secure [mer- + plws ‘take care of, nurture’]
merplwsoadh /mɛrpluˈsɔð/ n. 1. feeling of safety, security; 2. feeling of being nurtured, cared for [mer- + plws ‘take care of, nurture’ + -oadh]
mersamwgcwȇch /ˌmɛrsamunˈku.ɛχ/ v-i. 1. be dizzy; 2. be overwhelmed, upended; 3. be dizzy (figuratively), giddy, woozy, weak in the knees, dazzled; 4. be hungover, have a hangover [mer- + samwgcwi ‘tornado’]
mersoarpontet /mɛrˌsɔrponˈtɛt/ v-i. be discontented, disgruntled, irritated, upset [mer- + soarpontet ‘unresolved’ < soar- + ponti ‘peace’]
mert-gt /ˈmɛrtə̥χt/ i. 1. what pity, what a shame; 2. it's hopeless
meryfan /mɛriˈɸan/ v-i. be fortunate, lucky (generally in life) [mer- + yf ‘gift’]
meshchwi /mɛʃˈχu.i/ a. acceptable, ok
meshlys /mɛʃˈlis/ a. perfect
methit /mɛˈθit/ n. (pl. lloethȋt /ɬo̯͡ɛˈθit/) bird
metoȇr /mɛˈto.ɛr/ n-cl. 1. power, authority; 2. mastery, proficiency
metot /mɛˈtot/ n. (pl. sametot /samɛˈtot/) where?
meuȋth /ˈmɛwiθ/ n. stamen
mianwscuȇsh /mjaˈnuskwɛʃ/ n. (def. mian-scuesh /mjanə̥ˈskwɛʃ/, pl. llenienscuȇsh /ɬɛˈnjɛnskwɛʃ/, def. pl. llenien-scuesh /ɬɛˌnjɛnə̥ˈskwɛʃ/) bean
mias /mjas/ v-i. burst out, burst up
mintȏan /minˈto̯͡an/ v-i. be sweet (taste)
mintȏs /ˈmintos/ n. honey
mintuir /minˈtwir/ a. sweet (taste)
mintuȏreb /minˈtu͡o̯rɛb/ v-al. find something sweet (taste)
mire /ˈmirɛ/ n. amount, quantity, volume
miret /miˈrɛt/ v-i. increase, multiply
miscoemp /miˈsko̯͡ɛmp/ n. brook, stream
moach /mɔχ/ n. queen
mȏant /mo̯͡ant/ n. grandmother
moanplorouywr /ˌmɔnploˌrowiˈur/ n. poison hemlock [moantȏc ‘herb’ + plorouywr ‘vertigo’]
moantȏc /ˈmɔntok/ n-cl. herb
moelydh /ˈmo̯͡ɛlið/ n. mankind, humanity
moon /moˈon/ n. (def. moogch /moˈoχ/, pl. marmoon /marmoˈon/, def. pl. marmoogch /marmoˈoχ/) pistachio
mulwr /muˈlur/ n. (pl. samlwr /samˈlur/) chair, seat
mwchoelychoadh /muχo̯͡ɛliˈχoð/ n. feeling of fuming, seething, smoldering
mwfian /muˈɸjan/ v-i. float
mwfnȏt /ˈmuɸnot/ n. raft
mwllan /muˈɬan/ v-t. 1. soak, steep, let sit; 2. dissolve
mwn /mun/ n. beauty, grace, dignity
mwp /mup/ n. (pl. mwiwp /muˈjup/) invader
mwplet /muˈplɛt/ v-t. halve, cut in half, split in half
mwpoar /muˈpɔr/ v-p. invade
mwr1 /mur/ n. 1. squandering, profligacy, waste; 2. reckless use, carelessness, negligence
mwr2 /mur/ i. what?, well? (prompting someone to say something)
mwroadh /muˈrɔð/ n. feeling of not knowing what to say, speechlessness [mwr ‘what?’ + -oadh]
mwrwch /muˈruχ/ n. (def. mwruȏch /muˈru͡o̯χ/) cake
mwrwsc̾ach /murusˈχaχ/ a. contemptible, reprehensible, shameful, wicked, heinous
mwsc /musk/ n. finger
mwscan /muˈskan/ v-t. tie together, tie up, bundle, bind; v-al. 1. pick at, scratch, rub; 2. pluck out
mydhw̑ /ˈmiðu/ n. family
myriwn /mirˈjun/ v-t. excite
mysti /ˈmisti/ n. cook, chef
mystio̾ac /ˈmistjɔk/ a. good cook [mysti ‘cook’ + -uo̾ac]
m-sha-ch /mə̥ˈʃa͡ə̯χ/ n-cl. horrors, horrifying things, terrors; i. the horror!, horrible!, how horrifying!
nainet /na͡ɪ̯ˈnɛt/ v-t. carve
naptyn /napˈtin/ n. (pl. noaftyn /nɔɸˈtin/) 1. part, section, piece; 2. element, aspect; ~ focȗos characteristic, quality, aspect (of appearance or manner); ~ posw facial characteristic
naptynȏt /napˈtinot/ n. (pl. noaftynȏt /nɔɸˈtinot/) spot, blotch, discoloration, blemish, drop, dot, bit
natiet /naˈtjɛt/ n. (def. natiec /naˈtjɛk/) storm
nebwt /nɛˈbut/ v-i. rage, be furious
negcȏagc /nɛnˈko̯͡ank/ n. (pl. tantegcȏagc /tanˌtɛnˈko̯͡ank/) bead
nelfie /ˈnɛlɸjɛ/ n. grandfather
neloagcuo̾ac /nɛˈlɔnkwɔk/ a. edible, useful (plant) [old. nelogc ‘plant’ + -uo̾ac with assimilation of /o/ to /ɔ/]
nemoȇrwr /nɛmo̯͡ɛˈrur/ a. astringent [ext. nemwr ‘bitter’]
nemuȏreb /nɛˈmu͡o̯rɛb/ v-al. 1. find something bitter; 2. dislike (Obj: food) [nemwr ‘bitter’ -reb]
nemwr /nɛˈmur/ a. bitter (taste)
nena /ˈnɛna/ n. head; pre. on
nenoac /nɛˈnɔk/ n. blindfold
nentwchan /nɛntuˈχan/ v-i. 1. move (body); 2. behave, act, do (in a certain manner); v-t. handle, manage, deal with, cope with, relate to, treat
nescashȗat /nɛˈskaʃwat/ n. (pl. tantescashȗat /tantɛˈskaʃwat/) pillow
neshoshuȋsh /nɛˈʃoʃwiʃ/ n. (pl. tanteshoshuȋsh /tantɛˈʃoʃwiʃ/) reversal, turnabout, about-face, upheaval
neshwmet /nɛʃuˈmɛt/ v-t. turn over, flip over, turn around 180 degrees
netfi /ˈnɛtɸi/ n. 1. end; 2. last one; 3. limit, border
niaran /njaˈran/ n. tar, pitch, bitumen
nicwnan /nikuˈnan/ v-i. pray
niorȇsh /ˈnjorɛʃ/ n. shoulder
nipes /niˈpɛs/ pro. it
nirfoeran /niɸo͡ɛ̯ˈran/ v-t. carry (Obj: person)
nirythan /niriˈθan/ v-i. converse, speak, talk
nish-ceb /niʃə̥ˈkɛb/ v-t. spy on, watch unseen (as when hunting), surveil, observe
noachw̑m /ˈnɔχum/ n-cl. (def. cl. noachiam /nɔχˈjam/ or noach-am /nɔχˈə͡a̯m/, sg. tochim /toˈχim/, def. sg. tochecna /toˈχɛkna/) seeds
nȏall /no̯͡aɬ/ n-cl. straw, thatch
noant /nɔnt/ v-al. look for, search for, seek
noanti-bw /nɔntjə̥ˈbu/ n. 1. inquisitiveness, curiosity; 2. eagerness, enthusiasm, ardor, spirit of adventure, zest for life [noant ‘seek’ + -bw]
noantoadh /nɔntˈɔð/ n. enthusiasm [noant ‘seek’ + -oadh]
noantoedhai /nɔnˈto̯͡ɛða͡ɪ̯/ v-t. 1. encourage, goad, push; 2. cheer up [noant ‘seek’ + -oadh + -ai]
noapan /nɔˈpan/ v-i. cry; v-t. pity, feel sorry for
noapȏs /ˈnɔpos/ n-cl. tears (fluid) [noap- ‘cry’ + -ȏs]
noaptw /nɔpˈtu/ n. (pl. inȏap /iˈno̯͡ap/) 1. stick; 2. pole, bar
noarai /ˈnɔra͡ɪ̯/ v-t. 1. maintain, keep going, hold steady; 2. keep trying, practice
noaran /nɔˈran/ v-i., v-l. stay, remain
noatac /nɔˈtak/ n. ice
nȏatacet /no̯͡ataˈkɛt/ v-ab. 1. squint at; 2. be sensitive to, attuned to, aware of, cognizant of, mindful of
noati /ˈnɔti/ n. sprout, shoot
noatian /nɔtˈjan/ v-i. sprout
noayst /nɔˈist/ n. 1. thing, object; 2. something
nobesh /noˈbɛʃ/ n. curtain
nochobȃn /noˈχoban/ v-i. melt
nochysh /noˈχiʃ/ n. (pl. posc̾ysh /posˈχiʃ/) disaster, tragedy
nodhesh /noˈðɛʃ/ v-i. yawn
noeltan /no̯͡ɛlˈtan/ v-al. find, find out, discover, realize
noeltedh /ˈno̯͡ɛltɛð/ n. finding, discovery, realization
noer /no̯͡ɛr/ n. (pl. tantoer /tanˈto̯͡ɛr/) horn
noethoath /ˈno̯͡ɛθɔθ/ n. 1. uniqueness, singularity; 2. solitude, loneliness (also noȇthoadh /no̯͡ɛˈθɔð/ in this sense)
noetyscauȋsh /no̯͡ɛtiˈskawiʃ/ n. medicine [noetysc- ‘be sick’ + -auȋsh]
noetyscet /no̯͡ɛtiˈskɛt/ v-i. be sick, be ill
noetyscȇt /no̯͡ɛˈtiskɛt/ n. sick person, ill person, patient [noetysc- ‘be sick’ + -ȇt]
nom /nom/ a. yellow/light green
nomw̑ /ˈnomu/ n. mother
nonesi /noˈnɛsi/ n. flaw, imperfection, defect, error
non-sbw /ˌnonə̥sˈbu/ n. imperfection (general idea) [nonesi ‘imperfection’ + -bw]
nonor /noˈnor/ n. railing, parapet, banister, balustrade
nonwll /noˈnuɬ/ n. gate
nop1 /nop/ v-t. 1. touch, feel (S: human or animal; voluntary); 2. consider, think about
nop2 /nop/ n. (pl. sanop /saˈnop/) slit, slot, crevice, crack, indentation, cleft
noploellan /noplo̯͡ɛˈɬan/ v-t. learn (Obj: language)
noruach /norˈwaχ/ a. 1. nervous, anxious, jumpy, restless, worried; 2. irritable, prickly; 3. upset, disturbed, bothered
noruesh /norˈwɛʃ/ c. (pl. santoruesh /santorˈwɛʃ/) or possibly, maybe
norunofan /norunoˈɸan/ v-t. move around hurriedly, rummage through
tafnosnif /nosˈniɸ/ n. (def. nosnief /nosniˈɛɸ/, pl. tefnosnif /tɛɸnosˈniɸ/, def. pl. tefnosnief /tɛɸnosniˈɛɸ/) jug
noth /noθ/ n. (pl. tantoth /tanˈtoθ/) 1. leg, foot; 2. root
nothoeshet /noθo̯͡ɛˈʃɛt/ v-t. 1. step on [noth ‘foot’ + -oesh]; 2. land on, alight on; 3. put on (Obj: shoe)
notob /noˈtob/ n-cl. (sg. notogc /noˈtonk/) pig
nuȏt-c /ˈnu͡o̯tə̥k/ n. language
nuȏt-cuo̾ac /ˈnu͡o̯tə̥kwɔk/ n. articulate, fluent, well-spoken, eloquent speech [nuȏt-c ‘language’ + -uo̾ac]
nupwr /nuˈpur/ n. (pl. sampwr /samˈpur/) woman
nwcnosh /nukˈnoʃ/ n-cl. urine
nwm /num/ n. dress, gown
nwmnach /numˈnaχ/ a. 1. smiling, cheerful, jovial, bubbly; 2. smug, self-contented, snobbish [trunc. nwmwnach < nwmwn ‘smile’ + -ach]
nwmwn /nuˈmun/ v-i. smile, grin
nwnȏȃmp /nuˈno̯͡ɔmp/ n. sky
nworeb /nu.oˈrɛb/ v-t. defile, violate, desecrate, sully
nwpan /nuˈpan/ v-ab. 1. pass, go past; 2. overshoot, overlap
nwsȏȃnteb /nuˈso̯͡ɔntɛb/ v-t. convince, persuade
nwwlb /nuˈulb/ a. fluffy, furry
nwyntuesoadh /nu.intwɛˈsɔð/ n-cl. (sg. nwyntuesoagc /nu.intwɛˈsɔnk/) moans, groans, howls
nyac-t /niˈakə̥t/ n. skin
nyanwt /ni.aˈnut/ v-t. be inclined to, in agreement with, amenable to, interested in
nyanwtauishan /ni.anutawiˈʃan/ v-t. 1. act against the interests of, impinge on or violate something of someone’s; 2. snub, affront [nyanwt ‘be inclined to’ + -auȋsh]
nycascan /nikaˈskan/ v-s. promise, pledge, commit
nychpi /ˈniχpi/ n. target
nycuan /niˈkwan/ v-t. 1. sound, make a sound, make a noise; 2. be loud
nycuedh /niˈkwɛð/ n. volume, loudness [nycw̑ ‘sound’ + -uedh]
nycw̑ /ˈniku/ v-al. sound
nyfalwl /niɸaˈlul/ a. 1. intense, intensive, acute, extreme, fervent, strong, sharp; 2. consuming, laborious, exhausting
nyfalwlȃp /niɸaˈlulap/ n-cl. (sg. nyfalwlȃgc /niɸaˈlulank/) pangs, spasms, throes, pounding
nyfan /niˈɸan/ v-t. 1. take, pick up; 2. swallow; 3. choose, select, pick, decide on; v-s. decide, choose, resolve
nynȏȃtesh /niˈno̯͡ɔtɛʃ/ n-cl. (no sg.) leprosy
nypo /ˈnipo/ n. pit, hole
nypoelc /niˈpo̯͡ɛlk/ n. cistern
nyponofan /niponoˈɸan/ v-t. empty, hollow out; v-l. clear out, raze, empty out, make a clearing
nypwr /niˈpur/ n. rim, edge [nypo ‘hole’ + -wr]
nysa /ˈnisa/ n. older sister
nysc /nisk/ num. six
oab /ɔb/ n. (def. oaba /ˈɔba/, pl. t-goab /tə̥ˈχɔb/, def. pl. t-goaba /tə̥ˈχɔba/) pair, couple
oabesh /ɔˈbɛʃ/ n. (def. oaba-sh /ɔˈba͡ə̯ʃ/, pl. nȏȃbesh /ˈno̯͡ɔbɛʃ/, def. pl. no̾a̾besh /no̯͡ɔˈbɛʃ/) sleeve
oach /ɔχ/ n. (def. achelch /aˈχɛlχ/, def. pl. tagchelch /taˈχɛlχ/) shovel
oadhambw /ɔðamˈbu/ n. willingness to go out one's way, dedicate time, sacrifice for someone else
oaguyl /ɔˈwil/ v-t. silence, quiet, shut up
ȏain /oˈa͡ɪ̯n/ n. (def. ȏaig-ch /oˈa͡ɪ̯.ə̥χ/, pl. lloȃin /ˈɬo.a͡ɪ̯n/, def. pl. llȏain /ɬoˈa͡ɪ̯n/) drum
oadhin /ɔˈðin/ n. (def. oadhec /ɔˈðɛk/, pl. soagdhin /ˈɬo.a͡ɪ̯n/, def. pl. soagdh-an /sɔˈðə͡a̯n/) kitten, puppy, cub
oalyp /ɔˈlip/ v-l. knock on, rap on, bang on
oant /ɔnt/ n. numbness (physical or emotional)
oanyc /ɔˈnik/ n-cl. pests, vermin
oas /ɔs/ a. narrow (room, space)
oaplieloas /ˌɔpli.ɛˈlɔs/ n. 1. greed, stinginess; 2. gluttony
oap-ach /ɔˈpə͡a̯χ/ n. garden
oaroȇr /ɔˈro.ɛr/ n-cl. thorn
oaroerach /ɔˈro̯͡ɛraχ/ a. 1. thorny, prickly; 2. disagreeable, unpleasant, irksome
oathoath /ɔˈθɔθ/ d. somewhere, wherever, anywhere
oauyr /ɔˈwir/ a. evil, immoral
obal /oˈbal/ n. (pl. lleual /ɬɛˈwal/) wrist
oblot /oˈblot/ v-t. swipe at, swat, slap, smack [rel. obal ˈwrist’]
obysith /obiˈsiθ/ n. (pl. noabysith /nɔbiˈsiθ/) necromancer [rel. siogith ‘necromancy’]
oc /ok/ d. this, that
ocelcan /oˌkɛlˈkan/ v-s. think, believe
ochȏa̾rmat /oχo̯͡arˈmat/ v-i. be dead tired, exhausted
odh /oð/ n. body and mind, being
oel /o̯͡ɛl/ d. certain, particular, specific
oetyscan /o̯͡ɛtiˈskan/ v-t. conquer, take over
ofalan /oɸaˈlan/ v-al., v-p. climb
ofalnȏt /oˈɸalnot/ n. ladder [ofal- ‘climb’ + -nȏt]
ogc /onk/ n-cl. sheep
ogcȏs /ˈonkos/ n-cl. wool [ogc ‘sheep’ + -ȏs]
olȏȃt /oˈlo̯͡ɔt/ adv. during the day
olwf /oˈluɸ/ n. (pl. puȏlwf /[ˈluɸ/) daughter
omwgcan /omunˈkan/ v-l. 1. scratch, scrape; 2. shave
onal /oˈnal/ n. (pl. noantal /nɔnˈtal/) poem
onoan /oˈnɔn/ v-t. 1. demonstrate, explain, show; 2. describe; 3. point to, point at; 4. aim toward
onȏan /oˈno̯͡an/ n. (pl. yntȏan /inˈto̯͡an/) bone
onof /oˈnoɸ/ adv. frighteningly, scarily, ominously
ontomȃn /onˈtoman/ v-i. paddle, row
opasiet /opaˈsjɛt/ v-i. 1. keep on going, go on, continue; 2. be long-winded
opeshan /opɛˈʃan/ v-t. smack, slap, hit, strike
opiab /oˈpjab/ v-i. whine
oplair /oˈpla͡ɪ̯r/ n. 1. coat; 2. peel, skin (fruit, vegetable)
oplȇm /ˈoplɛm/ n-cl. (no sg.) envy, jealousy
opȏȃgc /oˈpo̯͡ɔnk/ n. bell
opȏagcan /opo̯͡anˈkan/ v-i. 1. deepen; 2. gape, yawn, be wide open; 3. bellow, boom; 4. echo
opogcys /oponˈkis/ adv. deeply, profoundly
oponȃc /oˈponak/ a. 1. thick, wide, broad; 2. deep
oponacȃp /opoˈnakap/ n-cl. (sg. oponacȃgc /opoˈnakank/) depths, bottom, deep
opor1 /oˈpor/ a. false, wrong, incorrect
opor2 /oˈpor/ n. cinnamon
orai /ˈora͡ɪ̯/ v-i. be tall; v-ab. survive, outlast
orou-ascan /orowə͡a̯ˈskan/ v-t. dry (food)
ory̑s /ˈoris/ n. peacock
oscan /oˈskan/ v-t. spread, disperse, scatter, split up, disseminate, sow, diverge; v-al. visit, show up at, turn up at
oscanȏt /oˈskanot/ n. river delta
oscelȏan /oskɛˈlo̯͡an/ v-t. disappoint, let down
oscestat /oskɛsˈtat/ v-t. 1. take apart, disassemble, break down; 2. prune (tree, plant)
osc̾in /osˈχin/ n-cl. (no sg.) torture
osepel /osɛˈpɛl/ n. (def. os-p-al /osə̥ˈpə͡a̯l/) hammer, mallet
osnochwm /osnoˈχum/ adv. before sunrise
osont /oˈsont/ n. (pl. tansoant /tanˈsɔnt/) hat
otwsagcan /otusanˈkan/ v-t. translate, interpret
ot-al /oˈtə͡a̯l/ v-t. 1. put back, put away, return, replace; 2. stop, thwart, defeat, rout
pa /pa/ i. wow
padhian /paðˈjan/ v-t. separate
padhiwr /paðˈjur/ n. kind, type, class [padh- ‘separate’ + -wr]
pail /pa͡ɪ̯l/ n. snow
pair /pa͡ɪ̯r/ n. (def. pȃiref /pa͡ɪ̯ˈrɛɸ/) water [trunc. pairȇf]
pȃirwr /pa͡ɪ̯ˈrur/ n. moisture [pair ‘water’ + -wr]
pairafash /pa͡ɪ̯raˈɸaʃ/ a., adv. underwater
palchwi /palˈχu.i/ n. vision, hallucination
palesan /palɛˈsan/ v-t. exterminate, annihilate, eradicate
paliem /palˈjɛm/ a. withered, shriveled
paliot /palˈjot/ a. (pl. poeliot /po̯͡ɛlˈjot/) what appearance? [old. palchiot]
palmwsc /palˈmusk/ n. spike, protrusion [pal- + mwsc ‘finger’]
palt /palt/ n. 1. step, pace, stride; 2. access, path, approach, passage, way in; pre. near, close to
paltan /palˈtan/ v-i. step
palteb /palˈtɛb/ v-t. 1. come close to, approach, near; 2. close in on, surround; 3. pressure, press, push
paltot /palˈtot/ adv. how far?, how close?, what distance?
paltuo̾ac /ˈpaltwɔk/ n. shortcut [palt ‘path’ + -uo̾ac]
paluan /palˈwan/ v-t. 1. see, look at; 2. meet
paluauȋsh /palˈwawiʃ/ n. eyelid [palu- ‘see’ + -auȋsh]
palȗos /ˈpalwos/ n. image, drawing [palu- ‘see’ + -ȏs]
paluosmaruedh /palˌwosmarˈwɛð/ n. 1. description, metaphor; 2. figure of speech, idiom, expression
paluys /palˈwis/ adv. obviously, clearly, flagrantly
palylit /paliˈlit/ n. 1. gradation, degree, stage; point; 2. nuance, subtlety
pan /pan/ v-t. change, alter, modify
panafiedh /panaˈɸjɛð/ n. ability, capability, capacity [panap ‘see’ + -uedh]
panap /paˈnap/ v-s. 1. can, be able to; 2. tolerate, accept
paneb /paˈnɛb/ adv. is it allowed?, is it permitted?
pareb /paˈrɛb/ v-t. buckle, cave in, collapse, crumple
parta /ˈparta/ v-t. cause to buckle, cave in, collapse, crumple; topple
pȃsai /paˈsa͡ɪ̯/ v-t. 1. hold, hold on to, carry; 2. catch (something thrown or dropped); 3. understand; 4. converge with, meet, join to (lines, sides, pieces); v-al. stare at
pasainot /paˈsa͡ɪ̯not/ n. point, corner [pasai ‘converge’ + -nȏt]
pasaios /paˈsa͡ɪ̯.os/ n. something held or carried, load, cargo, package, burden [pasai ‘carry’ + -ȏs]
pascoe /ˈpasko̯͡ɛ/ n. (def. pascoȇ /pasˈko.ɛ/) sinew, tendon
pashcesc /paʃˈkɛsk/ n. summit, peak, apex
pasho /ˈpaʃo/ a. blue
pauaiash /paˈwa͡ɪ̯.aʃ/ a. purple [ext. pasho ‘blue’]
peb /pɛb/ n. new moon
pechemuȏt /pɛχɛˈmu͡o̯t/ n. (pl. poechemuȏt /po̯͡ɛχɛˈmu͡o̯t/) what/which drink? [rel. chemuȏch ‘drink’]
pechlaleb /pɛχlaˈlɛb/ v-i. (pl. poechlaleb /po̯͡ɛχlaˈlɛb/) speak/use which language? [rel. caleb ‘speak (language)’]
pechoch /pɛˈχoχ/ adv. 1. which time?; 2. how many times? [pe- + foch ‘instance’]
pechystiet /pɛχisˈtjɛt/ v-i. be related in what way? (family relation) [pe- + pysti ‘relative’]
pedhoeluot /pɛˈðo̯͡ɛlwot/ n. what name? what would/should/will it called? (irrealis)
pelwsȏs /pɛˈlusos/ n. other side, reverse
pel-ansh /pɛˈlə͡a̯nʃ/ n-cl. (def. cl. p-alesh /pə͡a̯ˈlɛʃ/, sg. pel-agc /pɛˈlə͡a̯nk/, def. sg. p-alegc /pə͡a̯ˈlɛnk/) teeth; ~ r-alup baby teeth
pemarw̑ /pɛˈmaru/ n. what? (referring to something spoken)
pemydhw̑ /pɛˈmiðu/ n. which family?
penoenach /pɛno̯͡ɛˈnaχ/ a. clever, quick-witted, on the ball, bright, intelligent
penoenȃp /pɛno̯͡ɛˈnaχ/ n-cl. (no sg.) innovation, ingenuity, newness, cleverness
penoenet /pɛno̯͡ɛˈnɛt/ v-t. figure out, solve, resolve
penoetyscet /pɛno̯͡ɛtiˈskɛt/ v-i. 1. be sick?, be ill?, be hurt?; 2. be sick or hurt how?; 3. what's wrong with?
pentȋc /ˈpɛntik/ a. (pl. poentic /po̯͡ɛntik/) what kind of, like what, like who?
pentȏȃdh /pɛnˈto̯͡ɔð/ n. miasma, bad air
penwshan /pɛnuˈʃan/ v-i. 1. tumble, fall while hitting things along the way; 2. clamber up (using hands and feet, awkwardly)
peoant /pɛˈɔnt/ n. shame, disgrace (feeling, condition)
peoscan /pɛ.oˈskan/ v-s. to what extent?, how much? (how much one ground one should cover, or how many of something one should act on) [pe- + osc- ‘spread’]
pernofan /pɛrnoˈɸan/ v-t. strengthen, reinforce
pesanyman /pɛsaniˈman/ v-ab., v-s. what does someone remember about? [pe- + sanym- ‘remember’]
pesarboa /pɛˈsarbɔ/ adv. when? (in the future or present) [trunc. shoadhȏc ‘time’ + -ot]
peshapw̑ /pɛˈʃapu/ n. (pl. poeshapw̑ /po̯͡ɛˈʃapu/) which (kind of) animal?
pesh-chan /pɛʃə̥ˈχan/ v-t. harvest, pick
pesh-chant /pɛʃə̥ˈχant/ n. harvest
pesh-chwr /pɛʃə̥ˈχur/ n-cl. scraps, mess, detritus [pesh-ch- ‘harvest’ + -wr]
pesoch /pɛˈsoχ/ n. (pl. poȇsoch /po̯͡ɛˈsoχ/) what?
pesochuȋsh /pɛˈsoχwiʃ/ n. (pl. poesochuȋsh /po̯͡ɛˈsoχwiʃ/) what then? (contrastive)
pesygchot /pɛsiˈχot/ a. saying what? (future or present)
pethiw̑ /pɛˈθi.u/ n. sadness, depression, gloom
petw /pɛˈtu/ adv. in the morning
pianan /pjaˈnan/ v-i. mature, grow up, ripen (S: plant, person)
pianȃth /ˈpjanaθ/ n. maturity, ripeness, readiness [pian- ‘mature’ + -ȃth]
pioapwn /pjɔˈpun/ n. (pl. pioapwiwn /pjɔpuˈjun/) desert
plab /plab/ n. band, party, group of people
plashw̑ /ˈplaʃu/ c. so, then, therefore
plash-plashw̑ /plaʃə̥ˈplaʃu/ c. so, then (when the second part is very unexpected and does not seem to follow)
plechoellan /plɛχo̯͡ɛˈɬan/ v-t. eat, drink, swallow reluctantly or by force
plemier-t /plɛˈmjɛrə̥t/ n. (pl. ple-m-ch /plɛ͡ə̯m/) about what?, which subject, topic, issue?
plemi-r /ˈplɛmjə̥r/ n. (pl. ple-m /plɛ͡ə̯m/) subject, topic, issue, focus, matter at hand
plent /plɛnt/ n. 1. extension, addition; 2. reinforcement
plepwn /plɛˈpun/ v-t. put on a string or line or hook (beads, clothing)
pleren /plɛˈrɛn/ v-t. validate, affirm, confirm
plescoay /plɛˈskɔ.i/ n. (def. plescoa-ch /plɛsˈkɔ.ə̥χ/, pl. noaplescuy /nɔˈplɛskwi/, def. pl. noaplescu-ch /nɔˈplɛskwə̥χ/) lizard
pletuȃsh /plɛˈtu͡a̯ʃ/ n. (pl. noapletȗsh /nɔˈplɛtuʃ/) store, reserve, supply, stock, cache
pletwch /plɛˈtuχ/ v-t. 1. store, reserve, save, keep for later; 2. lock up, tie up
pliw̑n /ˈpli.un/ v-t. get, receive
ploaiwn /plɔˈjun/ n-cl. grievances, slights, causes for resentment, offenses [rel. ploar- ‘resent’]
ploalt /plɔlt/ n., a. unfortunate, miserable, poor thing, pitiful
ploaret /plɔˈrɛt/ v-ab. resent, feel spiteful, feel bitter toward, feel sore at
ploas /plɔs/ n. (pl. noaplw̑s /ˈnɔplus/) bee
ploeloefan /plo̯͡ɛlo̯͡ɛˈɸan/ v-ab. emerge, surface, come out of, come up from [rel. ploȇr ‘at the edge’]
ploȇr /ˈplo.ɛr/ adv. on or at the edge, tip, boundary, border
ploeth-st /ˈplo̯͡ɛθə̥st/ n-cl. (def. cl. plwnost-s /pluˈnostə̥s/, no sg.) sisters
ploiwr /plorˈɸat/ n. 1. buffer, gap; 2. no man's land [obs. ploe ‘edge’ + -wr]
plorfagt /plorˈɸat/ n. horizon, edge of the world [obs. ploe ‘edge’ + obs. fagt ‘land’]
plorouy /ploˈrowi/ v-i. 1. turn; 2. spin, rotate
plorouywr /ploˌrowiˈur/ n. dizziness, vertigo
plos /plos/ n. wick
plot /plot/ i. great, wonderful
plouyȏs /ploˈwi.os/ n. direction, orientation [trunc. plorouy ‘turn’+ -ȏs]
pluȃ /plu͡a̯/ n. day
pluan /pluˈan/ v-t. 1. trim, clip, remove unwanted parts, clean up; 2. cut hair or nails
pluȏreb /ˈplu͡o̯rɛb/ v-al. mourn, grieve for, bewail, lament, pine for; v-i. sob, weep [plwp ‘dirge’ + -reb]
pluys /pluˈis/ adv. hardly, barely, as little as possible, the bare minimum
plwchrescan /ˌpluχrɛˈskan/ v-t. say incorrectly, misinform
plwdh /pluð/ adv. which part?, where? (on the body): wlb ch plwdh? ‘where are you hurting? / where does it hurt?’
plwdhi /ˈpluði/ n. owl
plwioarȃs /pluˈjɔras/ n. youngest sister [plwruȃras < ext. plwrȃs]
plwnshan /plunˈʃan/ v-ab. know of, be aware of, have have seen or witnessed
plwp /plup/ n. dirge, lamentation
plwrȃs /ˈpluras/ n. younger sister
plwsan /pluˈsan/ v-t. care for, take care of, nurture
plwshwn /pluˈʃun/ n. challenge, dare
plwsoadh /pluˈsɔð/ n. feeling of wanting to care for, take care of
plwtachan /plutaˈχan/ v-i. reconsider, rethink
plwth /pluθ/ n. lack, void, absence, loss
plwtuȃt /pluˈtu͡a̯t/ n. marrow
plww /pluˈu/ n. (no def., no pl.) splendor, glory, majesty
plwwgiot /ˌplu.uχˈjot/ n. according to the king/queen
plyedhuan /pli.ɛðˈwan/ v-i. open one's mouth
plyedhuȇt /pliˈɛðwɛt/ n. someone who sounds very similar to someone else [plyedhw̑ ‘voice’ + -ȇt]
plyedhw̑ /pliˈɛðu/ n. (pl. taflyedhw̑ /taɸliˈɛðu/) 1. mouth; 2. voice
plynont /pliˈnont/ n. expanse, vast area
plyr /plir/ a. round, rounded
plyseret /plisɛˈrɛt/ v-t. 1. investigate, study, reconnoiter; 2. check over, review, evaulate; 3. check up on
poalwsh /pɔˈluʃ/ n. 1. bar for hanging things; 2. shelf
poam /pɔm/ part. (poan /pɔn/ before /t s ʃ/) that, who, which
poanidh /pɔˈnið/ n. (pl. poaiwdh /pɔˈjuð/ or tanpoaiwdh /tanpɔˈjuð/) walnut
pȏant-p /ˈpo̯͡antə̥p/ num. 64
poanwr /pɔˈnur/ n. dung, feces of animal
poaȏs /ˈpɔ.os/ n. (def. posc /posk/, pl. clagmot /klaˈmot/, def. pl. clagcha /ˈklaχa/ or clagch-ch /ˈklaχə̥χ/) carcass (of animal)
pȏȃp /po̯͡ɔp/ n. (pl. pwt /put/) basket
pȏarso /ˈpo̯͡arso/ n. (def. pȏarswf /po̯͡arˈsuɸ/) anchor
pȏarsofan /po̯͡arsoˈɸan/ v-i., v-t. weigh down, hold back, hold up, impede progress
pȏatan /po̯͡aˈtan/ v-i. 1. work together, cooperate; 2. get along well
pȏȃth /po̯͡ɔθ/ n. capacity, space, room, volume
pochoech /poˈχo̯͡ɛχ/ adv. nowadays
pochonsyw /poχonsiˈu/ a., adv. distant, far
pochrith /poˈχriθ/ n. (def. pochoer-th /poˈχo̯͡ɛrə̥θ/, no pl.) great hunter (esp. of large game)
poemp /po̯͡ɛmp/ n. mask
poeshyn /ˈpo̯͡ɛʃin/ n. 1. forehead; 2. front, fore, forefront; 3. promontory, bluff
poet /po̯͡ɛt/ adv. at dawn
poeten /po̯͡ɛˈtɛn/ v-i. shine; v-ab. reflect;
poloelt /poˈlo̯͡ɛlt/ n. perspective, viewpoint, standpoint
poloscan1 /poloˈskan/ v-i. sit; v-v. be diligent, persistent, do something regularly; v-s. follow, stick with, adhere to: cem polosfi t-llem finmerȏafi ‘he adhered to what she instructed’; v-l. stay with; v-ab. rest from
poloscan2 /poloˈskan/ v-t. wrap, encase, coat
polosnȏt /poˈlosnot/ n. saddle [polosc- ‘sit’ + -nȏt]
pomuȏnt-p /poˈmu͡o̯ntə̥p/ n. bladder
pon /pon/ n. (pl. poaioan /pɔˈjɔn/) jackal
ponash /poˈnaʃ/ n-cl. (sg. p-scoshȇgc /pə̥ˈskoʃɛnk/, def. sg. p-sc̾eshna /pə̥ˈsχɛʃna/) wing
ponic /poˈnik/ n. (pl. poaioac /pɔˈjɔk/) lion [pos. pon ‘jackal’ + icnuȃ ‘beard’]
ponot /poˈnot/ n. eagle
ponti /ˈponti/ n. serenity, tranquility, peace
pontiach /ˈpontjaχ/ a. relaxed, relaxing, peaceful, serene [ponti ‘peace’ + -ach]
pontiȇt /ˈpontjɛt/ n. close friend, best friend [ponti ‘peace’ + -ȇt]
posop /poˈsop/ n. 1. descendant, scion; 2. heir, inheritor; 3. survivor
posw /poˈsu/ n. (pl. ipȏas /iˈpo̯͡as/) face; pre. in front of, before
poswȇt /poˈsu.ɛt/ n. someone who looks very similar to someone else [posw ‘face’ + -ȇt]
posy̑noch /ˈposinoχ/ adv. (pl. senposy̑noch /sɛnˈposinoχ/) sideways, perpendicular
poth /poθ/ n. nap: cen poth ‘he's taking a nap’
pouosc /poˈwosk/ n. secret
puȃnw̑ /ˈpu͡a̯nu/ n. exception, counterexample
puȃsyb /ˈpu͡a̯sib/ n. (pl. tanpuȃshyb /tanˈpu͡a̯ʃib/) fruit tree
puȃsys /ˈpu͡a̯sis/ adv. (pl. wfuȃsys /uˈɸu͡a̯sis/ or uȃsys /ˈu͡a̯sis/) 1. desperately, wistfully; 2. pleading, imploring, begging [rel. pwleseb ‘wish’]
punesȏc /puˈnɛsok/ n. lunch
punoch-t /puˈnoχə̥t/ a. how big?, how much? [rel. puȏch ‘big’]
puȏch /pu͡o̯χ/ a. (pl. tarpuȏch /tarˈpu͡o̯χ/ or tarbuch /ˈtarbuχ/) big, large, great [trunc. punȏch]
puȏreb1 /ˈpu͡o̯rɛb/ v-i. grow larger [puȏch ‘large’ + -reb]
puȏreb2 /ˈpu͡o̯rɛb/ v-i. be lined up, in a row; v-al. be shaped like, arranged as [(tan)pwth ‘line, shape’ + -reb]
purthoȃth /purˈθo.aθ/ n-cl. (no sg.) plague
purwmwn /puruˈmun/ adv. fiddling with, tweaking, adjusting
pw /pu/ d. (pl. noapw̑ /ˈnɔpu/) some (of)
pwcen /puˈkɛn/ v-al. 1. list, enumerate; 2. count; 3. go through one at a time
pwcuwntȗc /puˈkwuntuk/ n. scale (of fish or reptile)
pwleseb /pulɛˈsɛb/ v-t., v-s. wish, hope for (for another's benefit)
pwlo /ˈpulo/ a. long, lengthy
pwloȇch /puˈlo.ɛχ/ v-t. 1. lengthen, add onto, expand; 2. stretch, stretch out, pull
pwl-sot /pulə̥ˈsot/ adv. how should...? [pwles- + -ot]
pwnchery̑ /ˈpunχɛri/ n-cl. (no sg.) vine
pwnief /puˈnjɛɸ/ n. ceiling
pwrchelb /purˈχɛlb/ n. army
pwril /puˈril/ n. (def. pwielc /puˈjɛlk/) key
pwsh /puʃ/ num. two
pwshyrȃn /puˈʃiran/ v-i. be how old?
pwsmwsh /pusˈmuʃ/ a. far, distant
pwsmwshȃp /pusˈmuʃap/ n-cl. (sg. pwsmwshȃgc /pusˈmuʃank/) distance, furthest reaches, outskirts
pwsnwran /pusnuˈran/ v-t. 1. analyze, evaluate, interpret; 2. debate, argue over
pwsuan /puˈswan/ v-t. hide
pwth /puθ/ n. 1. distance, span, length, width; 2. line; 3. (pl.) shape, form, structure, arrangement
pwthuan /puˈθwan/ v-i. why? (irrealis) [pe- + wthu- ‘why?']
pys /pis/ n. mint
pysti /ˈpisti/ n. relative
pystiȇt /ˈpistjɛt/ n. 1. relative of a relative; 2. mutual relative [pysti ‘relative’ + -ȇt]
p-ach /pə͡a̯χ/ n. cold, chill
p-an /pə͡a̯n/ a. cold
p-anwnen /pə͡a̯nuˈnɛn/ v-t. surprise
p-ashach /ˈpə͡a̯ʃaχ/ a. blind
p-creo̾at /pə̥ˈkrɛ.ɔt/ adv. how much longer is something possible?, how many more times is something possible? [pe- + ycreo̾at]
p-llac /pə̥ˈɬak/ n. radish
p-llacuo̾ac /pə̥ˈɬakwɔk/ n. beet [p-llac ‘radish’ + -uo̾ac]
p-shin /pə̥ˈʃin/ n. mucus
p-snoachbw /pə̥snɔχˈbu/ n. everything being in its right place or orientation [rel. p-snofont ‘where exactly’ + -bw]
p-snofont /pə̥snoˈɸont/ adv. which way? which direction? where exactly? (how to arrange objects)
p-sych /pə̥ˈsiχ/ n. number
p-uys /pə̥ˈwis/ adv. partially, partly, somewhat
p-uyscet /pə̥wiˈskɛt/ v-i. sigh
p-uys-t /pə̥ˈwisə̥t/ adv. how little? (amount) [old. puysot, influenced by punoch-t]
rabagchy /raˈbaχi/ n-cl. small griddle cakes
rafinent /raɸiˈnɛnt/ n. value, worth, importance [ra- + finent ‘relevance’]
ragc1 /rank/ num. nine
ragc2 /rank/ n. (pl. saragc /saˈrank/) color
ragcȃp /ˈrankap/ n-cl. (no sg.): ~ pair rainbow
ragcnȏt /ˈranknot/ n. (pl. saragcnȏt /saˈranknot/) paint [ragc2 ‘color’ + -nȏt]
rain /ra͡ɪ̯n/ n. (def. raiga /ˈra͡ɪ̯.a/, pl. syrain, /siˈra͡ɪ̯n/, def. pl. syraiga /siˈra͡ɪ̯.a/) smell, odor, scent
raith /ra͡ɪ̯θ/ num. eleven
ranoar /raˈnɔr/ a. rigid, stiff, hard, firm, inflexible
ranwȃn /raˈnu.an/ v-t. offer, present
ranysc /raˈnisk/ num. fourteen
rap /rap/ a. small, little
raper /raˈpɛr/ a. strong, mighty [ra- + obs. per ‘strength’]
raplob /raˈplob/ a. agreeable, congenial, sympathetic
raplwt /raˈplut/ num. fifteen
rapwsh /raˈpuʃ/ num. ten
raret /raˈrɛt/ v-t. 1. bring; 2. pull, drag; thy ~ 1. present; 2. accompanying; 3. taut, tight; 4. straight
rarot /raˈrot/ v-t. with whom?
ras /ras/ adv. never
rashot /raʃot/ a. unquestionable, uncontested, clear, obvious [ra- + shot ‘true’]
rash-uegc /raʃə̥ˈwɛnk/ n-cl. swans
raslish /rasˈliʃ/ n. fit, tantrum
rasry /ˈrasri/ num. thirteen
raswleb /rasuˈlɛb/ v-i. 1. be cowardly, lily-livered; 2. be uneasy, doubtful, suspicious, have a foreboding
rathosh /raˈθoʃ/ a. childish [ra- + thosh ‘child’]
rathoth /raˈθoθ/ a. biting, vicious, exact, clever (insult, stragegy, act) [ra- + obs. thoth ‘burning’]
rathy /ˈraθi/ n. very bottom, lowest level
ratwman /ratuˈman/ num. twelve
rawn /raˈun/ adv. inadvertently, accidentally, without noticing
rayp /raˈip/ a. nice, kind
ra-p /ra͡ə̯p/ num. eight
rebeb /rɛˈbɛb/ v-i. scream, yell, yelp, cry, exclaim
refȏai /ˈrɛɸo̯͡a͡ɪ̯/ v-i. vomit, throw up
refwȇch /rɛˈɸu.ɛχ/ v-i. spray, sprinkle, spatter, splatter
relb /rɛlb/ n-cl. (def. cl. relua /ˈrɛlwa/ or relu-ch /ˈrɛlwə̥χ/, sg. relw̑ /ˈrɛlu/, def. sg. rel-ch /ˈrɛlə̥χ/) water lily
remwsc /rɛˈmusk/ v-i. 1. protrude, stick out, just out stick up; 2. be defiant, rebelious, stubborn, difficult; 3. be outrageous, glaring, flagrant, unashamed, audacious, unabashed; v-t. sting, bite (if venomous)
rem-sh /ˈrɛmə̥ʃ/ n. quarrel, squabble, fight
reoa /ˈrɛ.ɔ/ n. braid
repoeresh /rɛˈpo̯͡ɛrɛʃ/ n. caterpillar
reshoshab /rɛʃoˈʃab/ n. rarity, something unusual
reso /ˈrɛso/ n. dough
reth /rɛθ/ n. bile, gall
rew̑ /ˈrɛ.u/ n. (def. ref /rɛɸ/) feather
rewgc /rɛˈunk/ n. experiment, test, trial, try
rifw /riˈɸu/ n. force, coercion
rint /rint/ n-cl. (sg. riȇgc /ˈri.ɛnk/) goats
rir /rir/ n. (pl. noarer /nɔˈrɛr/) bag, sack
risar /riˈsar/ n-cl. mistake, error
risareb /risaˈrɛb/ v-i., v-s. make a mistake, error do something mistakenly; v-al. mess up
rish /riʃ/ n. (pl. noarish /nɔˈriʃ/) nest
rit /rit/ n. essence, quality, property, air, substance, form
ro /ro/ pro. one, someone
roam-t /ˈrɔmə̥t/ d. (pl. t-roam-t /tə̥ˈrɔmə̥t/) here, in front of one, witin sight, current
rȏan /ro̯͡an/ adv. at night
rȏanach /ˈro̯͡anaχ/ a. 1. clandestine, secret, secretive, surreptitious; 2. subconscious, unconscious, tacit
rȏȃp /ro̯͡ɔp/ n. (pl. lleroo̾ap /ɬɛˈro.ɔp/) duck
roapoain /rɔpɔˈin/ n. (no sg.) lingering unease or distrust following conflict and reconciliation
roar /rɔr/ v-t. injure, wound, hurt
rȏas /ro̯͡as/ n. hut, shack
roemagc /ˈro̯͡ɛmank/ n. (pl. c-allmagc /ˈkə͡a̯ɬmank/) sword
roent /ro̯͡ɛnt/ n. (def. roen-ch /ˈro̯͡ɛnə̥χ/, pl. reioent /rɛˈjo̯͡ɛnt/, def. pl. ruȏn-ch /ˈru͡o̯nə̥χ/) symbol, token, symbolic gift or payment
romȏan /roˈmo̯͡an/ v-t. call, summon, yell to
romȏaran /romo̯͡aˈran/ v-ab. 1. leave behind, abandon, ditch; 2. forget
romyn /roˈmin/ v-t. pander to, suck up to, flatter
roshan1 /roˈʃan/ v-al. approach, come to (Obj: person) (with question or proposal)
roshan2 /roˈʃan/ v-t. condense
roshȏȃp /roˈʃo̯͡ɔp/ n. (pl. r-shuȃf-ch /rə̥ˈʃu͡a̯ɸə̥χ/) thumb
rouan /roˈwan/ n. club, cudgel
ruapwi /rwaˈpu.i/ n. amethyst
ruay /ˈrwa.i/ ?. like, similar to
ruefoap /rwɛˈfɔp/ n. (def. ruefoa-ch /rwɛˈfɔ.ə̥χ/) diamond
ruelwi /rwɛˈlu.i/ n. octopus
rueroȃt /rwɛˈro.at/ adv. now
ruesh /rwɛʃ/ n. what emotion, feeling, state?
ruȏmo /ˈru͡o̯mu/ a. very ugly, grotesque
rwchan /ruˈχan/ v-t. send, dispatch, delegate, appoint (Obj: person)
rwfȏȃdh-th /ruˈɸo̯͡ɔðə̥θ/ n. (no def., no pl.) integrity, sincerity
rwm /rum/ a. 1. crooked, off; 2. misaligned; 3. wrong size
rwmȇsh /ˈrumɛʃ/ n-cl. (def. cl. rwmaisc /ruˈma͡ɪ̯sk/, sg. rwmegc /ruˈmɛnk/, def. sg. rwmesh /ruˈmɛʃ/) elaboration, explanation, details
rwmȏar /ruˈmo̯͡ar/ n-cl. (no def. cl., sg. san-sh /ˈsanə̥ʃ/, def. sg. sani-ch /ˈsanjə̥χ/) enemy
rwmȏarach /ruˈmo̯͡araχ/ a. opposing, hostile, antagonistic [rwmȏar + -ach]
rwmoniat /rumoˈnjat/ v-i. jump, leap; v-l. jump, leap (across)
rwmposh /rumˈpoʃ/ v-ab. lose, misplace; v-i. 1. be different, be an exception; 2. be out of place, jarring, unexpected, uncharacteristic, unlikely; v-t. disagree with, differ from, oppose, dissent
rwn /run/ n. something true, correct, accurate
rwnoadh /ruˈnɔð/ n. mental state when being truthful and honest
rwnpoa /ˈrunpɔ/ n-cl. (no sg.) treaty, pact
rwnȏȃ /ˈruno̯͡ɔ/ n. (pl. llwnȏȃ /ˈɬuno̯͡ɔ/) furrow, ditch, trench
rwrȇsh /ˈrurɛʃ/ n. (pl. wrȇsh /ˈurɛʃ/) elbow
rwroeshet /ruro̯͡ɛˈʃɛt/ v-t. bend, flex, crease [rwr- ‘elbow’ + -oesh]
rwrwy /ˈru.i/ n. most authentic truth or expression [rwn ‘truth’ + rwy ‘drunk’]
rwshwl /ruˈʃul/ a. 1. deformed, malformed, disfigured; 2. strange, weird, odd
rww /ruˈu/ n. (no def., no pl.) 1. befuddlement, perplexity; 2. daze, stupefaction; 3. something being amiss
rwwai /ruˈu.a͡ɪ̯/ v-t. wallop, clobber, trounce, crush, overwhelm with force
rwwgiȏt /ruˈuχjot/ i. too strange to be true, unbelievable, preposterous
rwy /ˈru.i/ n. (def. rwu-ch /ˈruwə̥χ/, no pl.) drunk, drunkard, sot [pos. rel. rww ‘daze’]
rwynȏȃ /ruˈino̯͡ɔ/ a. oily
rwynȏȃy /ru.iˈno̯͡ɔ.i/ n-cl. fritters [rwynȏȃy‘oily’]
ryfnief /riɸniˈɛɸ/ n. (pl. tagnyfief /taχniˈɸjɛɸ/) lettuce
ryp /rip/ n-cl. (sg. ryfȇgc /ˈriɸɛnk/) star
rypiȇt /ˈripjɛt/ n. other star in constellation
ryp-l /ripə̥l/ n. (def. rypol /riˈpol/) clam
ryw /riˈu/ n. north
r-alup /ˈrə͡a̯lup/ a. 1. away, gone; 2. lost, missing; 3. used up, finished
r-am /rə͡a̯m/ n. lymph, pus, bodily fluid
r-amnot /ˈrə͡a̯mnot/ n. blister [r-am ‘lymph’ + -not]
r-pon /rə̥ˈpon/ n. (pl. r-an /rə͡a̯n/) eye; pre. within sight of
r-ponbw /rə̥ponˈbw/ n. understanding from observation [r-pon ‘eye’ + -bw]
r-ponochuishan /rə̥ponoχwiˈʃan/ v-t. parody, mock [r-ponof- ‘observe’ + -uȋsh]
r-ponofan /rə̥ponoˈɸan/ v-t. observe, watch, pay attention to [r-pon ‘eye’ + -nof]
r-sh /rə̥ʃ/ i. shh, shush, hush, quiet
r-shet /rə̥ˈʃɛt/ n. 1. a more talkative companion of a shy person; 2. spokesperson [r-sh ‘shush’ + -ȇt]
sachpe /ˈsaχpɛ/ n. (pl. noasachpe /nɔˈsaχpɛ/) cliff
saf /saɸ/ part. yet, already, still, only (indicates anxiety related to time); 2. indicates anxiety, caution; 2. indicates cautious helpfulness
sagbacet /saχbaˈkɛt/ v-t. trust, rely on
sagchuoalch /saˈχwɔlχ/ adv. 1. grandly, lavishly, with a lot of fuss; torentially (referring to rain); 2. suddenly; 3. outrageously, egregiously, flagrantly
saiasȇsh /sa͡ɪ̯ˈasɛʃ/ n. thunder [trunc. iasaiasȇsh]
saib /sa͡ɪ̯b/ adv. (pl. ysaib /iˈsa͡ɪ̯b/) with one's eyes closed, blindly [rel. soabech ‘shut one's eyes’]
saich /sa͡ɪ̯χ/ adv. when? (in the past)
saimaran /sa͡ɪ̯maˈran/ v-t. intimidate, threaten
sainan1 /sa͡ɪ̯ˈnan/ v-i. open, unfold, spread apart, splay, extend, spread out; v-s. provoke, bring out, cause (emotion, action)
sainan2 /sa͡ɪ̯ˈnan/ v-i. be naive, unaware, un-self-aware, unsophisticated; v-s. allow, let, permit, consent to
saintach /ˈsa͡ɪ̯ntaχ/ a. hypocritical
saiuap /ˈsa͡ɪ̯wap/ n-cl. (sg. saiuagc /ˈsa͡ɪ̯wank/) irregular words [grammatical]
salmoet /salˈmo̯͡ɛt/ v-t. like, enjoy
samel /saˈmɛl/ n. roof
samwgcwi /samunˈku.i/ n. tornado
sanoach-s /saˈnɔχə̥s/ n-pl. (no sg.) multiple ones
sanpe /ˈsanpɛ/ n. (def. sȃnpoe /sanˈpo̯͡ɛ/, pl. s-cholȏsh /sə̥ˈχoloʃ/, def. pl. s-chlosh /sə̥ˈχloʃ/) vegetable
sanuerin /sanwɛˈrin/ n-cl. (no sg.) state of being dazzled, temporarily blinded, hypnotized, delirious, shocked, stupefied, ecstatic
sanyman /saniˈman/ v-ab., v-s. remember, reminisce about, recall
sanymanchoech /saniˌmanˈχo̯͡ɛχ/ adv. in the past, olden days, ancient times
sapta /ˈsapta/ v-t. 1. smash; 2. attack, harm
saptat /sapˈtat/ n. 1. smashing; 2. attack, harm
saptwr /sapˈtur/ n-cl. shards, broken pieces, fragments [sapta- ‘smash’ + -wr]
saptwre̾ /sapˈturɛwɛ/ n-cl. crumbs, little shards, little broken pieces, little fragments
sargceb /sarˈkɛb/ n. what color? [rel. ragc ‘color’]
sarmedhian /sarmɛðˈjan/ v-s. demand, order, command
saroer /saˈro̯͡ɛr/ n-cl. disease
sarwsh /saˈruʃ/ n. 1. paste, glue; 2. sludge, muck, goo
sasob /saˈsob/ n. wisdom
scacfoar /skaˈkɸɔr/ n. (pl. noascacf-r /nɔˈskakfə̥r/) then which, which one?
scalch /skalχ/ n-cl. brush, scrub (plants)
scanash-t /skaˈnaʃə̥t/ n. (def. sc-nash-at /skə̥naˈʃə͡a̯t/, def. wsc-nash /uskə̥ˈnaʃ/, def. wsc-n-ash /uskə̥ˈnə͡a̯ʃ/) web
scana-reb /skaˈna͡ə̯rɛb/ v-t. get caught, snagged, stuck, trapped, tangled in [scanash-t ‘web’ + -reb]
scaniot /skanˈjot/ n. (pl. noascani-t /nɔˈskanjə̥t/) 1. who? (who is responsible or culpable); 2. then who? (contrastive)
scanofan /skanoˈɸan/ v-t. teach (to do something), train
scant /skant/ n. expert, master
scantach /skanˈtaχ/ a. 1. expert, knowledgeable, skilled; 2. reliable, dependable, resourceful [scant ‘expert’ + -ach]
scantys /skanˈtis/ adv. expertly, skillfully, flawlessly, masterfully
sceleb /skɛˈlɛb/ v-al. appreciate, admire, respect
scelt /skɛlt/ n. cause, reason, deservedness, justification
sceltot /skɛlˈtot/ adv. for what reason?, why?, with what justification?
sceltwr /skɛlˈtur/ n. fate, destiny, outcome
scel-p /ˈskɛlə̥p/ n. someone respected, honorable, dignified
scen /skɛn/ n. claw
scenan /skɛˈnan/ v-t. 1. snatch, grab; 2. steal, usurp; 3. take up, fill (Obj: area)
scenoo̾at /skɛˈno.ɔt/ n. (def. scenȏȃt /skɛˈno̯͡ɔt/, pl. sasnoo̾at /sasˈno.ɔt/, def. pl. sasnȏȃt /sasˈno̯͡ɔt/) hoof
scescȏam /skɛˈsko̯͡am/ n-cl. lice
sciedh /skjɛð/ n. 1. group, collection, gathering, assemblage, division, set
sciedhai /ˈskjɛða͡ɪ̯/ v-t. 1. gather, collect, assemble; 2. allocate, designate, set aside; 3. reject, put aside, cast off, sideline, marginalize; 4. shun
sciedhen /skjɛˈðɛn/ v-ab. avoid, stay away from
sciefan /skjɛˈɸan/ v-t. 1. have (short term, or in a certain circumstance, or for a certain purpose): sciefe osepel lluech poam’aiedh ‘I have a hammer you can use’; 2. know, be familiar with, be acquainted with; 3. distract
sciot /skjot/ adv. like this?, this way?
sciotauȋsh /skjoˈtawiʃ/ adv. like this then?, this way then? (contrastive) [sciot + -auȋsh]
sciwreb /skjuˈrɛb/ v-i. 1. act on one's own, by oneself, independently; 2. strongly, forcefully, really; 3. be alone [sciwt ‘self’ + -reb]
sciwt /skjut/ d. same, own, self, common, shared
sciwtȃch /ˈskjutaχ/ a. 1. egotistical, self-centered, selfish; 2. unreliable, untrustworthy, fickle
sciwtauȋsh /skjuˈtawiʃ/ n. reflection [sciwt ‘self’ + -auȋsh]
sciwtȇt /ˈskjutɛt/ n. identical twin [sciwt ‘self’ + -ȇt]
sciwtoadh /skjuˈtɔð/ n. sense of self, independence, feeling of autonomy
sciww /skjuˈu/ n. (no def., no pl.) immortality
scȏait /skoˈa͡ɪ̯t/ n. (def. scȏait-ch /skoˈa͡ɪ̯tə̥χ/, pl. llescoaȋt /ɬɛˈskɔ.it/, def. pl. llescoait /ɬɛskɔˈit/) 1. hill; 2. ramp
scoalb /skɔlb/ n. what else?, what next?; i. what else? what next?, continue, and then what?
scoalbȃth /ˈskɔlbaθ/ n. sequence, order, procedure, steps, process, way, system [scoalb ‘what next?’ + -ȃth]
scoaluin /skɔlˈwin/ n-cl. (no sg.) compulsion, obsession
scoan /skɔn/ n. (pl. noascoan /nɔˈskɔn/ or /ˈnɔskɔn/) 1. pile, accumulation, stack; 2. mass, hump, lump
scoanwr /skɔˈnur/ n-cl. 1. remainder, rest, leftover; 2. spillage, spillover; 3. something unimportant, nonessential, incidental, accidental, chance [scoan ‘pile’ + -wr]
scoarȇb /ˈskɔrɛb/ v-i., v-al. be one's turn, be one's time, have one's chance; 2. be faced with choice, decision; v-t. be responsible, be accountable for, be in charge of [scoalb ‘what next?’ + -reb]
scochai /ˈskoχa͡ɪ̯/ v-i. shake, tremble
scochaiuosh /skoˈχa͡ɪ̯woʃ/ n. earthquake
scof /skoɸ/ n.(def. scoef /sko̯͡ɛɸ/) herd, flock, pack (undomesticated animals)
scoiec /skoˈjɛk/ a. dirty, lewd, obscene
scoll /skoɬ/ n. (pl. noasc-ll /ˈnɔskə̥ɬ/) 1. example, illustration, instance; 2. member, one (of)
scolluo̾ac /ˈskoɬwɔk/ n. 1. good example, good illustration, typical instance; 2. epitome, prototype, exemplar [scoll ‘example’ + -uo̾ac]
sconfiat /skonɸiˈat/ adv. (pl. sagscainf-t /saˈska͡ɪ̯nɸə̥t/) 1. slowly; 2. gently, delicately; 3. late
scorai /ˈskora͡ɪ̯/ v-i. curse, swear; v-t.1. blaspheme, profane, desecrate; 2. slander, malign, denounce
scugciwch /skunˈkjuχ/ adv. 1. mildly, lightly, a little, with a small effect; 2. loosely (e.g. weaving), in a relaxed way, in a ramshackle way [rel. scwch ‘meddle’]
scuian /skwiˈan/ v-ab. 1. lack, be without; 2. miss, miss out on
scwch /skuχ/ v-t. nitpick, kibitz, pester, meddle [rel. scugciwch ‘mildly’]
scwf /skuɸ/ adv. 1. in the traditional way, authentically, according to custom; 2. properly, accurately, carefully [rel. scwr ‘tradition’]
scwr /skur/ n-cl. tradition
scwtunȏt /skuˈtunot/ n. handle [scwtwn ‘hold’ + -nȏt]
scwtwn /skuˈtun/ v-t. 1. hold, wield, grip, bear (Obj: tool, weapon); 2. control, limit; 3. be wrapped around (vine); 4. hold on tight to; 5. bother, hound, annoy, plague
scwtwnai /skuˈtuna͡ɪ̯/ v-t. 1. tighten; 2. improve, boost, tighten up, polish; 3. perfect, finish off [scwtwn ‘hold on tight’ + -ai]
scyb /skib/ n. (pl. sciiyb /skiˈjib/) camel
scyeso /skiˈɛso/ n. (def. scaiswf /ska͡ɪ̯ˈsuɸ/) crest (e.g. ornamental feathers on bird’s head)
scyl /skil/ n. 1. flatness, evenness; 2. equivalence, balance, fairness; ~ maruedh honesty, accuracy
scylȋsh /ˈskiliʃ/ n. (pl. noascyl /nɔˈskil/) gesture, motion, indication, body language
scy-ch /ski͡ə̯χ/ n. nudnik, pest, nuisance, brat
scy-reb /ˈski͡ə̯rɛb/ v-i. gather, assemble, convene, get together; v-ab. rebel, revolt against [sciedh + -reb]
sc-aieb /ˈskə͡a̯jɛb/ v-i. 1. be dry; 2. be thirsty
sc-aiidh /ˈskə͡a̯jið/ n. 1. dryness; 2. thirst
sc-chyrochwyn /skə̥χiroχuˈin/ v-t. wiggle, shimmy
secoascȏa /sɛˈkɔsko̯͡a/ adv. enough
secoay /sɛˈkɔ.i/ n. (def. secoa-ch /sɛˈkɔ.ə̥χ/, pl. t-shecoay /tə̥ʃɛˈkɔ.i/, def. pl. t-shecoa-ch /tə̥ʃɛˈkɔ.ə̥χ/) 1. fold, crease; 2. wrinkle
sec-ri /sɛkə̥ˈri/ num. five
sefoab /sɛˈɸɔb/ n. (pl. noasefo̾ab /nɔˈsɛɸɔb/) domestic cat
segcloshwb /sɛnkloˈʃub/ n. barrier, barricade, fence, protective wall [sen- + closhwb ’block off’]
segshirȃp /sɛˈʃirap/ n-cl. (sg. segshirȃgc /sɛˈʃirank/) ironies, paradoxes
segtell /sɛˈtɛɬ/ v-i. be certain, sure
selȃch /ˈsɛlaχ/ n. (def. selȏach /sɛˈlo̯͡aχ/, pl. salȏch /ˈsalɛχ/, def. pl. saloȃch /saˈlo̯͡aχ/) 1. bit, drop, speck, fleck; 2. pupil (eye)
selwfan /sɛluˈɸan/ v-i. disregard, ignore, forget about
sel-chwr /sɛlə̥ˈχur/ n. iris (eye) [selȃch ‘pupil’ + -wr]
sembȇr /ˈsɛmbɛr/ n-cl. (sg. soerȇgc /ˈso̯͡ɛrɛnk/) organs, entrails, viscera
semoap /sɛˈmɔp/ n. gust of wind
senbatan /sɛnbaˈtan/ v-t. 1. lift, raise, pick up; 2. help, assist, aid; 3. deliver (Obj: baby) ~ esc̾il dig
senba-not /sɛnˈba͡ə̯not/ n. tool, apparatus, device [senbat- ‘assist’ + -nȏt]
senelpȏagytȇt /sɛˈnɛlpo̯͡aˈitɛt/ n. Sngõlpowhetet language
senoap /sɛˈnɔp/ n. toe
sentoelwreb /sɛnˌto̯͡ɛluˈrɛb/ v-i. be wet
serdhenȋc /sɛrˈðɛnik/ n. terebinth tree
seseshet /sɛsɛˈʃɛt/ v-i. spit
setoetuan /sɛto̯͡ɛˈtwan/ v-i., v-al. become ready, get ready, prepare for
sh /ʃ/ (also shyp /ʃip/) i. be careful, watch out
shachai /ˈʃaχa͡ɪ̯/ n. place in order or hierarchy, rank, position, level, step
shagc /ʃank/ n. treachery, betrayal of trust, duplicity
shagcȃch /ˈʃankaχ/ (also shagc̾ȃch /ˈʃaχaχ/) n. treacherous, duplicitous, backstabbing, disloyal, double-crossing
shaill /ʃa͡ɪ̯ɬ/ a. 1. loose, slack; 2. undone, untied; 3. broken up; 4. easy
shȃilly-n /ʃa͡ɪ̯ˈɬi͡ə̯n/ v-t. 1. loosen; 2. undo, untie; 3. break up (earth); 4. comb [shaill ‘loose’ + -y-n]
shapat /ʃaˈpat/ n. (pl. noashapwt /nɔʃaˈput/) animal
shebesh /ʃɛˈbɛʃ/ v-t. sow
shegcescw̑ /ʃɛnˈkɛsku/ n. farmer [she- + igcescu- ‘plow, work soil’ < cescu- ‘toil’]
shegch /ʃɛχ/ n. (def shegich /ʃɛˈiχ/) pomegranate
shegshir /ʃɛˈʃir/ a. 1. backwards, upside down, reversed, inside-out; 2. ironic, paradoxical, twisted, contrary, perverse
shegshirach /ʃɛʃiˈraχ/ a. always doing the wrong thing, always making mistakes, always making wrong decisions, incompetent [shegshir ‘reversed' + -ach]
shel /ʃɛl/ n. dog
shelach /ʃɛˈlaχ/ a. clingy, fawning, sycophantic, devoted, loyal [shel ‘dog’ + -ach]
sheloadh /ʃɛˈlɔð/ n. feeling of devotion, loyalty [shelach ‘devoted’ + -oadh]
shelt /ʃɛlt/ v-i. feel remorseful, guilty, contrite
shelpair /ʃɛlˈp air/ n. otter [shel ‘dog’ + pair ‘water’]
shepal /ʃɛˈpal/ n. (def. sh-p-al /ʃə̥ˈpə͡a̯l/, pl. poshal /poˈʃal/, def. pl. p-sh-al /pə̥ˈʃə͡a̯l/) girl
shepȏantac /ʃɛˈpo̯͡antak/ n. 1. newcomer; 2. visitor, guest [she- + epȏantac ’appear, show up’]
shepwrchelb /ʃɛpurˈχɛlb/ wn. soldier [she- + pwrchelb ‘army’]
sherab /ʃɛˈrab/ n-cl. (sg. sherash /ʃɛˈraʃ/) fly
sheshan /ʃɛˈʃan/ v-t. do, perform, carry out
sheshȃp /ˈʃɛʃap/ n-cl. activity, business, work, bustle, labor
sheshȇt /ˈʃɛʃɛt/ n. 1. partner, co-worker; 2. buddy, pal [shesh- ‘do’ + -ȇt]
sheshoadhponȃc /ʃɛʃɔðˈponak/ n. beaver [she- or shel ‘dog’ + shoadh ‘tail’ + oponȃc ‘broad']
sheshoagcw̑ /ʃɛˈʃɔnku/ n. student [she- + shoagcu- ‘learn’]
shesyplash /ʃɛsiˈplaʃ/ n. tortoise [she- + syplash- obs. ‘be slow’]
shes-foab /sɛsə̥ˈɸɔb/ n. wildcat
shȇthog /ʃɛˈθo/ n. (def. shethogc /ʃɛˈθonk/) vulture [she- + rel. thoguin- ‘bandit’]
sheysht /ʃɛˈiʃt/ n. hunter [she- + ysht- ‘hunt’]
shim /ʃim/ n. side; pre. next to
shirȇc /ˈʃirɛk/ n. insect
shoadh /ʃɔð/ n. 1. tail; 2. runner (plant part)
shoadhȏc /ˈʃɔðok/ n. occurence, incidence, incident, time
shoadhuo̾ac /ˈʃɔðwɔk/ n. something opportune, well-timed, auspicious [trunc. shoadhȏc ‘occurence, time’ + -uo̾ac]
shoagcuan /ʃɔnˈkwan/ v-t. learn, study
shoalch /ʃɔlχ/ v-i. fade away, vanish, dissipate, disappear; n. eclipse
shoal-chbw /ˌʃɔlə̥χˈbu/ n. impermanence [shoalch ‘fade away’ + -bw]
shoaroab /ʃɔˈrɔb/ n-cl. (no sg.) waterfall
shȏȃt /ʃo̯͡ɔt/ n. (pl. sashȏȃt /saˈʃo̯͡ɔt/) law, rule
shocȃsh /ˈʃokaʃ/ n-cl. grain
shoereb /ˈʃo̯͡ɛrɛb/ v-al. believe, trust
shomysh /ʃoˈmiʃ/ n. bond, connection, attachment
shoshtach /ʃoʃˈtaχ/ a. 1. fragile, delicate, breakable (object); 2. sensitive, easily hurt (person)
shoshtan /ʃoʃˈtan/ v-i. be soft, supple, mushy
shot /ʃot/ a. true, right, correct, accurate
shotȇs /ˈʃotɛs/ a. unsettling, creepy, disturbing, eerie
shouwl /ʃoˈwul/ n. leek
shulchuf /ʃulˈχuɸ/ n. mummy [rel. cuf ‘corpse’]
shwnȏachrescan /ʃuˌno̯͡aχrɛˈskan/ v-t. debone, fillet
shwnofiedh /ʃunoˈɸjɛð/ n. habit [shwnop ‘repeat’ + -uedh]
shwnopan /ʃunoˈpan/ v-i., v-al. return, go back, come back; v-i. heal, recover, get better; v-v. repeat, do again
shwsh /ʃuʃ/ n. pad (on animal's foot)
shwtan /ʃuˈtan/ v-t. 1. catch, trap; 2. find, locate (something that was lost)
shwth /ʃuθ/ a. wise, smart, intelligent
shwthuedh /ʃuˈθwɛð/ n. 1. speech, address; 2. opinion, take, vote, proposal, suggestion [shwth ‘wise’ + -uedh]
shydhȃch /ˈʃiðaχ/ a. curious, inquisitive
sh-tot /ʃə̥ˈtot/ adv. really?, indeed?
sieboas /sjɛˈbɔs/ n. reality [sie- + boas- ‘be present’]
sieb-l /ˈsjɛbə̥l/ n. inspiration, ultimate cause [sie- + ebl- ‘initiate’]
siec /sjɛk/ n. nobody, no one
sielot /sjɛˈlot/ n. east [sie- + alot ‘sun’]
sielt /sjɛlt/ a. 1. fat; 2. robust, resilient; 3. reinforced, bolstered, strengthened, fortified
sieno /ˈsjɛno/ n. (def. sienw /sjɛˈnu/, pl. tafien /taˈɸjɛn/, def. pl. tafiwn /taˈɸjun/) father
sieshoadhȏc /sjɛˈʃɔðok/ n. time when something occurs [sie- + shoadhȏc]
sieshoadhuo̾ac /sjɛˈʃɔðwɔk/ n. appropriate time [sie- + shoadhȏc + -uo̾ac]
sifchan /siɸˈχan/ v-i., v-l. 1. happen, occur; 2. be fulfilled, realized
sigcashȏan /sinkaˈʃo̯͡an/ v-t. focus on, concentrate on
sigcoab /sinˈkɔb/ a. ragged, disheveled, unkempt (person)
silnw /silˈnu/ n. 1. heart; 2. inside, interior, middle
sinyr /siˈnir/ d. less than half
siogith /sjoˈiθ/ n. necromancy
siot /sjot/ v-i. collapse, faint
siul /sjul/ v-v. 1. might, may; 2. like; 3. prefer
sȏab /soˈab/ v-i. redo, do over, do again, repeat
soabȇch /ˈsɔbɛχ/ v-i. shut one's eyes; v-t. swallow, scarf down; v-ab. ignore
soadhith /sɔˈðiθ/ n. (pl. tasnoadh /tasˈnɔð/) rope
soaman /sɔˈman/ v-t. hear
soant /sɔnt/ v-s. expect, trust, count on
soarcheroadh /sɔrχɛˈbɔð/ n. grudge [soar- + cher- ‘forgive’ + -oadh]
soareloas /sɔrɛˈlɔs/ n. (def. soareloal /sɔrɛˈlɔl/) someone sharp, perceptive, who doesn't fall for tricks [soar- + eloas ‘decoy’]
soaritȏan /sɔriˈto̯͡an/ v-t. stand by, refuse to betray despite pressure [soar- + itȏan ‘betray’]
soarmelȏashan /sɔrmɛlo̯͡aˈʃan/ v-i. be illogical, inscrutable, unreasonable, poorly thought out [soar- + melȏash- ‘make sense’
soarpontiach /sɔrˈpontjaχ/ a. 1. unresolved, unsettled, incomplete, off; 2. haunting, irksome, troubling, nagging [soar- + ponti ‘peace’ + -ach]
soarwnwntan /sɔrununˈtan/ v-i. cling to life, linger, refuse to die [soar- + wnwntan ‘die’]
sȏath /so̯͡aθ/ n. disease among livestock
sodh /soð/ n. cut, scratch, slash
soedhechy̑ /ˈso̯͡ɛðɛχi/ n. fit, appropriateness, match
soembe /ˈso̯͡ɛmbɛ/ n. beak
soenpyȇc /so̯͡ɛnˈpi.ɛk/ a. memorable, remarkable, recognizable
soenpysh /ˈso̯͡ɛnpiʃ/ v-ab. 1. recognize, recall; 2. be used to
sogch /soχ/ n. milk
soin /soˈin/ n-cl. fun, pleasure
somȃc /ˈsomak/ n. heat, warmth
somach /soˈmaχ/ a. hot
somacnofan /soˌmaknoˈɸan/ v-t. 1. heat; 2. bake [somac ‘hot’ + -nof]
somfen /somˈɸɛn/ adv. soon, quickly
somonshach /somonˈʃaχ/ a. indecisive, slow, hesitant
somonshan /somonˈʃan/ v-i. be indecisive, deliberate, think over, mull over
somperchan /sompɛrˈχan/ v-s. admit
sonel /soˈnɛl/ n. ocean
sonȇs /ˈsonɛs/ n. (def. soniȇch /ˈsonjɛχ/) wood
sonogdheb /soˌnoˈðɛb/ v-i., v-ab. be tainted, contaminated, polluted by
sontimoc /sontiˈmok/ n. intestines
soptes /sopˈtɛs/ n. (def. sopt-as /sopˈtə͡a̯s/, pl. ruȏptes /ˈru͡o̯ptɛs/, def. pl. ruȏpt-as /ru͡o̯pˈtə͡a̯s/) deer
suifoan /swiˈɸɔn/ v-t. push, press
suir /swir/ n-cl. hair, fur
swlureb /suluˈrɛb/ v-i. cringe
swlwfin /suluˈɸin/ n-cl. (no sg.) panic, terror, fear, fright, rage, hysteria
swnchw̑m /ˈsunχum/ n. (def. s-choem /sə̥ˈχo̯͡ɛm/, pl. sanchw̑m /ˈsanχum/, def. pl. sachoem /saˈχo̯͡ɛm/) flower
syapoeshet /si.apo̯͡ɛˈʃɛt/ v-t. patch, fill in [syapw ‘rip’ + -oesh]
syapw /si.aˈpu/ n. crack, break, tear, rip
syb /sib/ n. (pl. t-shyb /tə̥ˈʃib/) fruit
sybȏashai /siˈbo̯͡aʃa͡ɪ̯/ v-t. catch one's interest
sybȏasheb /siˈbo̯͡aʃɛb/ v-i. wander, roam; v-s. have a notion, whim, fancy, conceit, thought, idea; have it occur to one
sybȏȃuet /sibo̯͡ɔˈwɛt/ v-i. do what?; v-t. do what with/to
sydh /sið/ v-t. grind, crush
sydhnȏt /ˈsiðnot/ n. pestle
sygch /siχ/ n. (def. synoch /siˈnoχ/, pl. saiogch /ˈsa͡ɪ̯.oχ/, def. pl. syogch /siˈoχ/) sound, noise; saiogch merac lots of noise, racket, din, cacophony
sygchot /siˈχot/ a. saying what? (past)
syloll /siˈloɬ/ n. cucumber
syn /sin/ v-t. give a gift to
synan /siˈnan/ v-t. remove, take out, extract, draw out
synoadh /siˈnɔð/ n. lust
syȏareb /siˈo̯͡arɛb/ v-i. be torn up, ripped up, mutilated
syplashach /siplaˈʃaχ/ adj. 1. slow, sluggish; 2. procastinating, delaying, lazy [syplash- ‘delay’ + -ach]
syplashan /siplaˈʃan/ v-al. delay, put off, postpone
syplwtachan /siplutaˈχan/ v-i. think about what?; v-t., v-s. what does what think about ...?
syrȏab /siˈro̯͡ab/ v-p. wear
sytoȏs /siˈto.os/ n. cage, box with lock
sytuȏsnot /siˈtu͡o̯snot/ n. lock [sytoȏs + -nȏt]
sy-not /ˈsi͡ə̯not/ n. layer [syn ‘remove’ + -nȏt]
s-ab /sə͡a̯b/ n. (def. s-am-ch /ˈsə͡a̯mə̥χ/, pl. t-sh-ab /tə̥ˈʃə͡a̯b/, def. pl. t-sh-am-ch /tə̥ˈʃə͡a̯mə̥χ/) pearl
s-at /sə͡a̯t/ adv. never
s-few̑r /sə̥ˈfɛ.ur/ n. den, lair
s-gchoat /sə̥ˈχɔt/ adv. 1. again?; 2. try again? attempt again?; 3. try?, make an effort? [rel. s-noagch ‘only once’]
s-noagch /sə̯ˈnɔχ/ adv. 1. only once; 2. actually, really
tabrin /taˈbrin/ n-cl. (no sg.) confusion, frustration: iascole tabrin ‘I'm frustrated/confused’
tafent /taˈɸɛnt/ n. shrug
tȃfy /taˈɸi/ d. much, many, a lot of
tafyreb /taɸiˈrɛb/ v-i. 1. be busy, be doing many things; 2. be bustling, noisy, full of activity
taf-s /ˈtaɸə̥s/ a. light (weight); ~ plyedhw̑ high-voiced, high-pitched
tagton /taˈton/ n. (def. t-gtoen /tə̥ˈto̯͡ɛn/, pl. tagthȏath /taˈθo̯͡aθ/, def. pl. t-gthoeth-ch /tə̥ˈθo̯͡ɛθə̥χ/) spice
taint /ta͡ɪ̯nt/ n. (pl. taiant /ta͡ɪ̯ˈant/) table
talet /taˈlɛt/ n. baby
talnofan /talnoˈɸan/ v-i. give birth
tana /ˈtana/ n. (pl. tafnana /taɸˈnana/) material, ingredient, component
tanch /tanχ/ pro. you (pl.)
taneb /taˈnɛb/ v-i. choke
tanialan /ˌtanjaˈlan/ pre. around, surrounding
tanialanȇch /ˌtanjaˈlanɛχ/ v-ab. 1. surround, go around, walk around, circle, encircle; 2. be on the outskirts of, be just outside; v-p. wind around, twisted around; v-t. 1. tease, taunt; 2. tempt, rile up, arouse
tanialanofan /ˌtanjaˌlanoˈɸan/ v-t. place around something/someone, surround with
tansan /tanˈsan/ pre. far from, distant from
tansanȇch /tanˈsanɛχ/ v-ab. be far from, keep distance from, keep away from
tansanofan /tansanoˈɸan/ v-t. keep away, distance from something/someone
tansh /tanʃ/ n. top; pre. above, over
tanshw̑ /tanʃ/ n. 1. the best; 2. favorite
tany /ˈtani/ pro. we
tarpont /tarˈpont/ v-t. pertain to, refer to, mean
tarw /taˈru/ pro. indefinite plural (ones, people)
tebesc̾ach /tɛˌbɛsˈχaχ/ a. quarrelsome, belligerent, hotheaded
teb-th /ˈtɛbə̥θ/ n. n. (pl. noath-b /ˈnɔθə̥b/) which (particular) animal?
tecuuȏn /tɛˈkwu͡o̯n/ n. spine
tefolȏan /tɛɸoˈlo̯͡an/ v-s. instruct, tell
tegchet /tɛˈχɛt/ n. ankle
tel /tɛl/ c. where
telc /tɛlk/ n. (pl. noathelch /nɔˈθɛlχ/) 1. advantage, edge, benefit; 2. improvement, innovation, advancement, progress, development
telȇsh /ˈtɛlɛʃ/ n. (def. teli-ch /ˈtɛljə̥χ/) task, chore, job
telimet /tɛliˈmɛt/ v-i. 1. breathe; 2. inflate, swell, rise (dough); 3. boil; v-al. blow on
telogc /tɛˈlonk/ n. plant [bf. from irregular plural tantelogc < sg. nelogc]
telsoo̾ash /tɛlˈso.ɔʃ/ n. (def. telsȏȃsh /tɛlˈso̯͡ɔʃ/) brain
telwnt /tɛˈlunt/ n-cl. (sg. teligc /tɛˈlink/) ants
ten /tɛn/ pro. they (m.)
teninȃn /tɛˈninan/ v-t. 1. knock down, knock over, fell; 2. throw off, rip off, tear off
tensh /tɛnʃ/ n. leopard
tent /tɛnt/ n-cl. blood
tentach /tɛnˈtaχ/ a. 1. vicious, violent, bloodthirsty; 2. determined, uncompromising, unforgiving [tent ‘blood’ + -ach]
tentȇt /ˈtɛntɛt/ n. (no pl.) close friend, best friend, blood brother [tent ‘blood’ + -ȇt]
teny /ˈtɛni/ n. road
teuant /tɛˈwant/ n-cl. haze, opacity, cloudiness
thac /θak/ n. step, stair
thaf /θaɸ/ n. (pl. af) older person, elder
thaill /θa͡ɪ̯ɬ/ n. (def. thaiill /θaˈjiɬ/) worm
thashet /θaˈʃɛt/ v-t. fool, trick, cheat, swindle
theb /θɛb/ n. oar, paddle
thel /θɛl/ n. light
thelaipan /θɛla͡ɪ̯ˈpan/ v-i. wake up, awake
thele̾ /ˈθɛlɛwɛ/ n. rays of light, spots of light
thenȇsh /ˈθɛnɛʃ/ n. comb
thib /θib/ n-cl. (sg. thiuȇgc /ˈθiwɛnk/) leaf
thȏasac /ˈθo̯͡asak/ n. incursion, breach, intrusion
thoguin /θoˈwin/ n. (def. thogui-an /θoˈjə͡a̯n/) bandit (who robs wayfarers)
thoȏs /ˈθo.os/ n-cl. dull pain in head or stomach, headache, stomachache
thosh /θoʃ/ n. (def. thosc /θosk/, pl. theuȇsh /ˈθɛwɛʃ/, def. pl. thuesh /θwɛʃ/) child, kid
thuachoadh /θwaˈχɔð/ n. (pl. tandhuochoadh /tanðwoˈχɔð/) feeling of shame [thuȃt + -oadh]
thuȃt /θu͡a̯t/ n. (pl. tandhuȏth /tanˈðu͡o̯θ/) guilty party, perpetrator
thuȃtach /ˈθu͡a̯taχ/ a. 1. untrustworthy; 2. delinquent
thuefon /θwɛˈɸon/ n. attention, attention to detail, dedication
thwf /θuɸ/ v-i. 1. rain; 2. fall out, fall off, drop off (hair, petal)
thwfwr /θuˈɸur/ n. puddle, pool
thwm /θɛl/ n. (pl. sathwiwm /saθuˈjum/) fox
thy /θi/ n. 1. bottom; 2. ground, floor; a. low; pre. under
thyt /θit/ n-cl. (sg. thysȇgc /ˈθisɛnk/) fish
thywscȗash /θiˈuskwaʃ/ n. stomach
th-alan /θə͡a̯ˈlan/ v-t. drink
th-alnot /ˈθə͡a̯lnot/ n. cup
th-ralwn /θə̥raˈlun/ n. Thralanian language
th-thwȇch /θə̥ˈθu.ɛχ/ v-t. burn, incinerate [old. thoth]
tienac /tjɛˈnak/ n. foam, froth
tiiel-c /tiˈjɛlə̥k/ n. (pl. tiielc-ch /tiˈjɛlkəχk/) something worth trying, something promising [ext. telc ‘improvement’]
tioat-sh /ˈtjɔtə̥ʃ/ n. callousness, unfeelingness, coldness, selfishness, self-centeredness
toaȏgc /ˈtɔ.onk/ n. (no pl.) large out-of-control fire, blaze, inferno
toashȏat /tɔˈʃo̯͡at/ v-t. choke, strangle
tȏȃth /to̯͡ɔθ/ n. (pl. yntȏȃth /inˈto̯͡ɔθ/) stake, peg
toechan /to̯͡ɛˈχan/ v-i. croak, ribbit
toeltuedh /to̯͡ɛlˈtwɛð/ n. birth, delivery [talet + uedh]
toelwl-p /to̯͡ɛˈlulə̥p/ n. (def. twluȏf-ch /tuˈlu͡o̯ɸə̥χ/, pl. santoelwl-p /santo̯͡ɛˈlulə̥p/, def. pl. tantȏaluȏf-ch /tanto̯͡aˈlu͡o̯ɸə̥χ/) spring (water source)
toet /to̯͡ɛt/ n. stem, stalk
tofotin /toɸoˈtin/ n-cl. (no sg.) trauma, shock
tognȏt /ˈtonot/ n. mold, fungus
togteb /toˈtɛb/ v-i. rot, decay
toleth /toˈlɛθ/ v-t. need, require
toteb /toˈtɛb/ v-p. 1. mold, fashion, shape (Obj: material); 2. manipulate, control, influence (Obj: person)
totegc /toˈtɛnk/ n. orphan
tothys /toˈθis/ adv. at the right time, in time, just in time, soon enough
triat-sy̑ /triˈatə̥si/ n-cl. (no sg.) mountains, mountainous region
tuliwl /tulˈjul/ n-cl. (sg. tuliwgc /tulˈjunk/) fleas
tuol /twol/ i., adv. how can it be?, what happened?, how is it that ...?: tuol nochysh ro? ‘how did this disaster [occur]?’; tuol lal yllw? ‘how can I live?’
tuȏth /tu͡oθ̯/ n. (def. teth /tɛθ/) meat, flesh (of animal)
tw /tu/ n. here
twftwmant /ˌtuɸtuˈmant/ n. (def. toeft-mȇnt /ˈto̯͡ɛɸtə̥mɛnt/) cellar
twfwlb /tuˈɸulb/ n. wound [twp ‘area’ + wlb ‘be in pain’]
twlb /tulb/ v-t. block, obstruct, stop up
twlwȇch /tuˈlu.ɛχ/ v-t. 1. cling to, stick to, grip (physically, esp. plant); 2. associate with, fraternize with, cling to, hang around (person or place) [twlwl]
twlwl /tuˈlul/ n-cl. something clingy, sticky, gripping (esp. part of plant)
twman /tuˈman/ num. four
twnaran /tunaˈran/ v-t. kill, slay, murder
twnarant /tunaˈrant/ n. killing, slaying, murders
twp /tup/ n. 1. room (in building); 2. gathering area
twpws /tuˈpus/ v-t. forget (information, event)
twran /tuˈran/ n. layabout
twys /tuˈis/ adv. infrequently, rarely, seldom
tyf /tiɸ/ n-cl. tiles
tynthw /tinˈθu/ n. (pl. tygcwlch /tinˈkulχ/) strand, fiber
t-arny /ˈtə͡a̯rni/ n. doubt
t-llef /tə̥ˈɬɛɸ/ pro. they (f.)
t-ni /tə̥ˈni/ pro. they (n.)
t-n-al /tə̥ˈnə͡a̯l/ v-i. be intriguing, be mysterious
t-yn /tə̥ˈin/ n. string, thread
uagshyash /waʃiˈaʃ/ n. (def. uagshysh-ch /waˈʃiʃə̥χ/, pl. posuagshyash /poswaʃiˈaʃ/, def. pl. posuagshysh-ch /poswaˈʃiʃə̥χ/) yak
uain /wa͡ɪ̯n/ n-cl. (sg. uaigȇgc /ˈwa͡ɪ̯.ɛnk/) grass
uaiscuȃshan /wa͡ɪ̯sku͡a̯ˈʃan/ v-t. eject, evict, throw out, get rid of (person)
uaishep /ˈwa͡ɪ̯ʃɛp/ n-cl. (sg. uaieshȇgc /wa͡ɪ̯ˈɛʃɛnk/) fat
ualpwregc /walpuˈrɛnk/ n. (no pl.) paralysis
ualue /ˈwalwɛ/ n. firstborn
uampach /wamˈpaχ/ a. gets things done, finishes things [uamp- ‘finish’ + -ach]
uampan /wamˈpan/ v-t. 1. finish, conclude; 2. take care of, deal with, resolve; 3. fill; ~ netf-ch completely finish, finish every last thing
uan /wan/ v-i. go, walk (S: animal)
uashelwrȇn /waʃɛˈlurɛn/ v-t., v-s. 1. deny, dismiss; 2. prevent, thwart, frustrate
ua-mȃc /ˈwa͡ə̯mak/ v-p. adapt to, adjust to
uei /ˈwɛ.i/ n. (def. uy-ch /wi͡ə̯χ/, pl. rwi /ˈru.i/, def. pl. rw-ch /ˈru.ə̥χ/) nut
uelullet /wɛluˈɬɛt/ v-i. migrate (seasonally)
uemalluȃntet /wɛmaɬu͡a̯nˈtɛt/ v-ab. 1. inhale, breath in; 2. suck up, suction; 3. slurp noisily
uemp /wamˈpan/ det. each, every individual
ueniȇc /ˈwɛnjɛk/ n. beer
ueno̾ach /ˈwɛnɔχ/ adv. yesterday
uetuȃm-c /wɛˈtu͡a̯mə̥k/ n. (def. itoamwgc /ito̯͡aˈmunk/, pl. tanfagt /tanˈɸat/, def. pl. tanfagch-ch /tanˈɸaχə̥χ/) 1. island; 2. enclave
uoapȃp /ˈwɔpap/ n-cl. (no sg.) meeting, gathering, assembly
uogcmy /ˈwonkmi/ n. (def. uoagchm-ch /ˈwɔχmə̥χ/) plate, dish
uoliscan /woliˈskan/ v-i. swoon
uoloadh /woˈlɔð/ n. (also uoaloadh /wɔˈlɔð/) feeling of loss, grief
uolop /woˈlop/ n. castle, fortress
uoshuesh /woˈʃwɛʃ/ n. (def. uoshuuȏch /woˈʃwu͡o̯χ/) skull
uwgcauansh /wunkaˈwanʃ/ n. pants
uwmonȇsh /wuˈmonɛʃ/ n. (def. uwmoni-ch /wuˈmonjə̥χ/) knee
uwn /wun/ adv. always
uws-achuogc /wuˈsə͡a̯χwonk/ n. liver
uylt /wilt/ n-cl. battlements
uyn /win/ n. east
uyshydh /wiˈʃið/ v-t. lure, entice, attract
u-af /wə͡a̯ɸ/ n. itch
w /u/ n. there
wblec /uˈblɛk/ n. instigator, ringleader
wdh /uð/ c. when
wdhcwl /uðˈkul/ adv. at twilight
wgcoachan /unkɔˈχan/ v-t. 1. scavenge; 2. loot [wn- ‘dead’ + coach- ‘eat’]
wlb /ulb/ v-i, v-t. be in pain, be hurting from
wlil /uˈlil/ n. (def. wlielc /ulˈjɛlk/) mine
wlor /uˈlor/ adv. enjoy
wmaset /umaˈsɛt/ v-i. be terrified
wnan /uˈnan/ v-i. die
wnant /uˈnant/ n. death
wnantach /unanˈtaχ/ a. 1. sickly; 2. moribund, on one's deathbed
wnwntan /ununˈtan/ v-i. be dead
woru-t /uˈorwə̥t/ n-cl. (sg. ygceu-t /inˈkɛwə̥t/) garbage, refuse, leftover, remainder, trash
woru-twr /uˌorwə̥ˈtur/ n. stench, stink, smell of refuse [woru-t ‘refuse’ + -wr]
wponechȏgc /upoˈnɛχonk/ n. health
wpwȃll /uˈpu.aɬ/ n. moss
wpwllȏȃc /upuˈɬo̯͡ɔk/ a. bubbly, fizzy, carbonated, sparkling
wpwnch /uˈpunχ/ n-cl. sand
wr /ur/ n. (def. wer-ch /uˈɛrə̥χ/, pl. saogwr /sɔˈur/, def. pl. soagwr-ch /sɔˈurə̥χ/) rose
wrmȇsh /ˈurmɛʃ/ n-cl. (sg. wrmȇgc /ˈurmɛnk/) ember
wrpontai /urˈponta͡ɪ̯/ v-t. work out, sort out, iron out, resolve [wr ? + ponti ‘peace’ + -ai]
wsepioagc /usɛˈpjɔnk/ n. suffix
wshȏashan /uʃo̯͡aˈʃan/ v-s. request, ask (that someone do something)
wshȏch /ˈmɛʃoχ/ a. bland
wshwr /uˈʃur/ n. song
wshwrȏs /uˈʃuros/ n. music [wshwr ‘song’ + -ȏs]
wth /uθ/ n. from where? what origin?
wthuan /uˈθwan/ v-i. why?
wthuedh /uˈθwɛð/ n. reason, cause, source, origin [wthu- ‘why?’ + -uedh] ‘why’]
y /i/ pro. I
yaplap /i.aˈplap/ v-i. dance
yb /ib/ n-cl. (def. cl. yȃb /ˈi.ab/ or -ab /ə͡a̯b/, sg. ygc /ink/, def. sg. ygcecna /inˈkɛkna/) options, choices, possibilities
yciw̑ /ˈikju/ n. beginning, onset, start
ycreb /iˈkrɛb/ adv. again, still
ycreo̾at /iˈkrɛ.ɔt/ adv. how much longer?, how many more times?
yf /iɸ/ n. (def. yȃf /ˈi.aɸ/ or -af /ə͡a̯ɸ/) gift, present
yfyfan /iɸiˈɸan/ v-t. dye, color
ylwiȃch /iˈlujaχ/ a. deaf
ylwniab /ilunˈjab/ n. (def. yciogch /iˈkjoχ/ or yc̾iogch /iˈχjoχ/, pl. iwliuib /juljuˈib/, def. pl. iwlio-ch /julˈjo.ə̥χ/) apple
ylwt /iˈlut/ v-t. inspect, measure, check, scrutinize
ymȏatet /imo̯͡aˈtɛt/ v-i. ferment
ymwll /iˈmuɬ/ a. saintly, upstanding, irreproachable, virtuous
ymwn /iˈmun/ n. forgetfulness, absentmindedness, senility
yn /in/ n. (def. i-an /jə͡a̯n/, pl. sain /sa͡ɪ̯n/, def. pl. saiyn /saˈjin/) hawk
ynecan /inɛˈkan/ v-t. 1. bite, bite into; 2. pinch
ynoet /iˈno̯͡ɛt/ n. comfort, contentment, relaxation, calmness
ynoetach /iˈno̯͡ɛtaχ/ a. laid-back, content, relaxed, calm [ynoet ‘contentment’ + -ach]
ypl-p /ˈiplə̥p/ n-cl. (def. cl. yplof-ch /iˈploɸə̥χ/, sg. scaipl-p /ˈska͡ɪ̯plə̥p/, def. sg. scieflof-ch /skjɛ̯ɸˈloɸə̥χ/) salt
yry /ˈiri/ adv. contrary to expectations, unexpectedly, actually, end up, turn out
yryth /iˈriθ/ adv. (pl. soenyth /so̯͡ɛˈniθ/) differently, another way, something else, something different
ys1 /is/ part. negative
ys2 /is/ n. south
ysc /isk/ n. (pl. noaysc /nɔˈisk/) boat, ship
yser /iˈsɛr/ n. (def. ysielc /iˈsjɛlk/) iron
ysha-t /iˈʃa͡ə̯t/ a. quiet
yshmaish /iʃˈma͡ɪ̯ʃ/ a. exquisite, fine, refined, striking, splendid, superb
yshtan /iʃˈtan/ v-i. hunt
yshwt-sh /iˈʃutə̥ʃ/ v-t. want, wish for (Obj: something unlikely or impossible)
ysh-almet /iʃə͡a̯lˈmɛt/ v-t. kiss
yslwntan /islunˈtan/ v-i. be unconscious
ysyȇt /iˈsi.ɛt/ n. replacement
ys-f /ˈisə̥ɸ/ adv. by sea, in water
ytet-s /iˈtɛtə̥s/ n. old wound
ytyȇt /iˈti.ɛt/ n. successor
yuȏsh /ˈiwoʃ/ n-cl. (def. cl. wuosh /uˈwoʃ/, no sg.) dilemma, quandary, puzzle [yb ‘choices’ + -uȏsh]