Adāta/Lexicon

The following lexicon is based on the original Adata wordlist by Dewrad, with loanwords added from this .csv, with part of speech added by comparison with the Ndak Ta lexicon, and with additional IPA transcriptions that also mark stress.

word	IPA	PoS	gloss	etymology
abábo	[aˈbabo]	adj.	poor	F. avávo
ababu	[ˈababu]	n.	illegitimate child	abâbu
aban	[ˈaban]	v.	sin	abâ
abân	[aˈbaːn]	n.	swamp	abâi
abaro	[ˈabaro]	n.	bark	mbâro
abê	[aˈbeː]	adv.	leftward	mbai
abel	[ˈabel]	adj.	virile	mbel
abesa	[ˈabesa]	adj.	neat	mbesta
abi	[ˈabi]	v.	say	mbi
abia	[ˈabja]	n.	bloom	abbwa
abibo	[ˈabibo]	adj.	evil	mbibo
abīki	[ˈabiːki]	adj.	necessary	mbiski
ābīra	[ˈaːbiːra]	v.	explode	albitra
abiza	[ˈabiza]	n.	public place, market	mbi + Gez. -ja
abize	[ˈabize]	v.	sing	mbîbwe
abizebu	[ˈabizebu]	n.	singer	mbîbwebu
abod	[ˈabod]	n.	colour	mbod
abop	[ˈabop]	n.	music	mbop
abopa	[ˈabopa]	adj.	enough	mbopm
aborûl	[aboˈruːl]	v.	be careful	mboraul
abothê	[aboˈtʰeː]	n.	seed	mbontai
abuie	[ˈabuje]	v.	hold	mbunwe
abūmu	[ˈabuːmu]	n.	offal	mbusmu "belly"
abûr	[aˈbuːr]	adj.	short	mbâur
abura	[ˈabura]	v.	decide	mbura
abuza	[ˈabuza]	adv.	recently	mbubwa
adalida	[ˈadalida]	n.	energy	ndalidn
adapi	[ˈadapi]	adj.	smart	ndapi
Adāta	[ˈadaːta]	n.	the Adāta language	Ndak Ta
adaza	[ˈadaza]	adj.	dirty	ndabwa
ade	[ˈade]	v.	touch	nde
adê	[aˈdeː]	n.	tree	ndai
adenan	[ˈadenan]	v.	live	ndenam
adepē	[ˈadepeː]	v.	gather	ndepes
adēret	[ˈadeːret]	v.	shout	ndegret
adezu	[ˈadezu]	adj.	safe	ndêwu
adi	[ˈadi]	v.	be (present plural)
adia	[ˈadja]	adj.	dark	adwa
adôtin	[aˈdoːtin]	n.	heathen	ndautin "unholy"
adulaba	[ˈadulaba]	v.	arrange	ndulabm
adûn	[aˈduːn]	adj.	pure	ndaun
adûnā	[aˈduːnaː]	n.	girl	(adūna "pure" + -ā < asa "woman")
aia	[ˈaja]	adv.	moderately	ambwa
āia	[ˈaːja]	n.	corral	ain + Gez. -ja
āia	[ˈaːja]	n.	hole (in the ground)	wats + Gez. -ja
āia	[ˈaːja]	n.	snake	aimwa
aiē	[ˈajeː]	n.	war	angài
aiūlō	[ˈajuːloː]	n.	marketplace	ngguklau
aidelu	[ˈajdelu]	n.	city	F. ædelu
aingéilo	[ajnˈɡejlo]	n.	military, army	F. æŋéilo
aiuko	[ˈajuko]	v.	lie	ngguko
aiukobu	[ˈajukobu]	n.	liar	nggukobu
aka	[ˈaka]	n.	wind	âka
Akana	[ˈakana]	n.	the world	Ngkana
akāran	[ˈakaːran]	n.	enemy	m- "not" + Gez. kasran "friendly" (C)
akasa	[ˈakasa]	v.	continue	ngkasta
akē	[ˈakeː]	n.	egg	ngkai
Akelodo	[ˈakelodo]	top.	Ngahêxôldod	Ngkeladadn (with interference from N.A. Ngahêxôldod)
aket	[ˈaket]	v.	wilt	ngket
ākhō	[ˈaːkʰoː]	adj.	wrong	ainggàu "crooked"
ālégadu	[aːˈleɡadu]	n.	constitution, lit. "the laws (hon.)"	(ā- coll + F. lega + -du hon)
alen	[ˈalen]	v.	split	alen
ali	[ˈali]	n.	fire	ali
aliza	[ˈaliza]	n.	hearth, fireplace	ali + Gez. -ja
alizadu	[ˈalizadu]	n.	temple	ali "fire" + Gez. -ja "place of" + Gez. -du hon
ālō	[ˈaːloː]	n.	reception hall	ablau
ālu	[ˈaːlu]	adj.	ugly	aklu
ami	[ˈami]	n.	fly	ammi
āmod	[ˈaːmod]	v.	walk	abmod
ān	[ˈaːn]	v.	farm	ain
ānabu	[ˈaːnabu]	n.	keepsake	aitnabu
ānan	[ˈaːnan]	adj.	dry	asnàn
anē	[ˈaneː]	adj.	empty	anai
ānê	[aːˈneː]	adj.	common	alngai
ānia	[ˈaːnja]	v.	fly	alnia
āpaba	[ˈaːpaba]	v.	melt	ailpabm
apākali	[ˈapaːkali]	v.	assert, declare	mpaskali
apâlo	[aˈpaːlo]	n.	pond	mpaislau
apân	[aˈpaːn]	v.	cry	mpaim
apax	[ˈapax]	adj.	far	mpag
apâza	[aˈpaːza]	n.	fish	mpaiswa
ape	[ˈape]	v.	sit	mpe
apei	[ˈapej]	n.	fruit	apwi
apelo	[ˈapelo]	n.	rain	mpêlo
apitô	[apiˈtoː]	adj.	private	mpitau
apō	[ˈapoː]	adv.	because of	mpau
āpô	[aːˈpoː]	v.	make	alpau
āpôbu	[aːˈpoːbu]	n.	creator, inventor	alpaubu
āpôza	[aːˈpoːza]	n.	workshop	alpau + Gez. -ja
apūnin	[ˈapuːnin]	n.	heretic	mpurnin
āphu	[ˈaːpʰu]	n.	country-dweller	aimbu
araza	[ˈaraza]	n.	dinner	arâwa
ārêlibu	[aːˈreːlibu]	n.	opposition	(ā- coll + rēli + -bu)
āremo	[ˈaːremo]	n.	wax	akremo
ārida	[ˈaːrida]	v.	be horrified	apridn
asada	[ˈasada]	adv.	greatly	ntsadn
ase	[ˈase]	n.	blood	ntse
āsēra	[ˈaːseːra]	adj.	normal	ansetra
asētin	[ˈaseːtin]	v.	discuss	ntsertim
asu	[ˈasu]	adj.	chief, head, lead, supreme	F. ašu
asubu	[ˈasubu]	n.	chieftain, leader	F. ašubu
ata	[ˈata]	v.	stop	nta
atalō	[ˈataloː]	n.	funeral	ntalau
atāx	[ˈataːx]	n.	forest	ntâug
atāxeul	[ˈataːxewl]	v.	rape	ntâug "forest" + esul "take"
atesa	[ˈatesa]	v.	float	ntetsn
atezan	[ˈatezan]	n.	penis	ntêwâ
atithoza	[ˈatitʰoza]	n.	smithy	ntindo + Gez. -ja
atiza	[ˈatiza]	adj.	true	ntia
āto	[ˈaːto]	n.	wind	altò
ātoīli	[ˈaːtoiːli]	n.	north wind	altò ibli
atôiza	[aˈtoːjza]	adj.	false	ntausia
atomata	[ˈatomata]	adj.	complex	ntomatn
atupa	[ˈatupa]	adj.	peaceful	ntupa
atūsa	[ˈatuːsa]	v.	tell	atulsa
ātha	[ˈaːtʰa]	n.	ashes	ainda
Athalē	[ˈatʰaleː]	top.	Athalē	-
athe	[ˈatʰe]	n.	be	ande
āthe	[ˈaːtʰe]	adj.	feeble	ainte
āthi	[ˈaːtʰi]	n.	daytime	airti
āthilō	[ˈaːtʰiloː]	n.	building in poor repair	aindlau
atho	[ˈatʰo]	adj.	old	anto
axam	[ˈaxam]	adj.	audible	nggam
axazi	[ˈaxazi]	v.	put	nggawi
axē	[ˈaxeː]	adv.	upward	nggai
āxo	[ˈaːxo]	adj.	sweet	algo
axol	[ˈaxol]	n.	foot	nggol
āza	[ˈaːza]	n.	city-dweller	arbwa "craftsman"
azaze	[ˈazaze]	v.	push	mbwawe
aze	[ˈaze]	n.	stable	abwe
azio	[ˈazjo]	v.	hope	awio
azōnoda	[ˈazoːnoda]	v.	thunder	abwodnodn
azura	[ˈazura]	adj.	unusual	mbwura
bābu	[ˈbaːbu]	n.	casualty (of battle)	balbu
bābu	[ˈbaːbu]	n.	owner	bârbu
bad	[ˈbad]	adj.	confusing	bad "cultured"
bairu	[ˈbajru]	n.	(land) property, real estate	F. bæru
bal	[ˈbal]	v.	lie	bal
bāl	[ˈbaːl]	v.	burp	bâil
banê	[baˈneː]	v.	pray	banai
banêlō	[baˈneːloː]	n.	heathen temple	banailau
bapu	[ˈbapu]	n.	root	bâpu
baphi	[ˈbapʰi]	v.	fail	bambi
baphoia	[ˈbapʰoja]	n.	centre, core	bambor + Gez. -ja
baphor	[ˈbapʰor]	n.	strength	bambor
bare	[ˈbare]	v.	have, own	bâre
basa	[ˈbasa]	n.	staff	batsn
basi	[ˈbasi]	adj.	careful	basti
bathoro	[ˈbatʰoro]	n.	early meal	bandoro
baumath	[ˈbawmatʰ]	n.	steward (of a household), head servant	F. baomast
bauteka	[ˈbawteka]	n.	(army) commander	F. baoteka
baxa	[ˈbaxa]	adj.	rough	bagng
be	[ˈbe]	v.	be (past plural)
bēpi	[ˈbeːpi]	v.	punish	bespi
bepûn	[beˈpuːn]	adj.	insufficient	bekwâu
bērê	[beːˈreː]	n.	leg	baitrai
bethut	[ˈbetʰut]	adj.	tight	bendut
bipho	[ˈbipʰo]	v.	rub	bimbo
bō	[ˈboː]	adv.	again	bau
boda	[ˈboda]	cj.	either/or	boda
boéigur	[boˈejɡur]	n.	respect, honour	F. boéigur
bokha	[ˈbokʰa]	n.	back	bongga
bola	[ˈbola]	n.	piece of land	F. boula
bōlê	[boːˈleː]	n.	soil	baulai
bora	[ˈbora]	v.	nurse	bora
bos	[ˈbos]	n.	livestock; cattle	F. bous
bot	[ˈbot]	adj.	same	bot
bothu	[ˈbotʰu]	v.	stab	bontu
bū	[ˈbuː]	n.	ox	baus
buiae	[ˈbujae]	v.	wound, hurt, injure	bungie
buiaza	[ˈbujaza]	v.	reward/bless	bungia
būkhōs	[ˈbuːkʰoːs]	n.	pine-trees	Gez. gwaunkhōs (S)
būna	[ˈbuːna]	v.	listen	budna
būnabu	[ˈbuːnabu]	n.	spy	budnabu
Buroi	[ˈburoj]	top.	Buruya	B.Nz. Buruya / N.A. Buxói
Buruia	[ˈburuja]	top.	Buruya	B.Nz. Buruya
buzis	[ˈbuzis]	adj.	chilly	bubwits "warm"
dā	[ˈdaː]	v.	fight	das
dād	[ˈdaːd]	adv.	this year	daid
dado	[ˈdado]	adj.	male	dado
dagane	[ˈdaɡane]	n.	military base	F. dagane
dai	[ˈdaj]	n.	goddess	dasi
Dāiadak	[ˈdaːjadak]	ethn.	Dāiadak	daing ndak "mountain Ndak"
dal	[ˈdal]	cj.	but	dal
dālō	[ˈdaːloː]	n.	argument, disagreement	daslau
dāmit	[ˈdaːmit]	v.	host, hold, present	dalmit
damō	[ˈdamoː]	n.	city-state, capital city	Gez. dā "land" (S) + mos "city"
dān	[ˈdaːn]	n.	mountain	daing
dāpu	[ˈdaːpu]	n.	warrior	daspu
daren	[ˈdaren]	v.	warn	darem
dāsur	[ˈdaːsur]	n.	honey	dalsur
dathiauk	[ˈdatʰjawk]	n.	daughter of an emperor, princess	F. dačaok
dei	[ˈdej]	n.	finger	dengi
deiō	[ˈdejoː]	adj.	good	Gez. digos (S)
deize	[ˈdejze]	v.	please	dengie
deka	[ˈdeka]	adj.	numinous	dêka
deki	[ˈdeki]	v.	hate	deki
demas	[ˈdemas]	n.	festival (secular)	F. demaš
dēmê	[deːˈmeː]	v.	shave	depmai
dēmōbu	[ˈdeːmoːbu]	n.	hunter	desmogbu
dēmox	[ˈdeːmox]	v.	hunt	desmog
dene	[ˈdene]	n.	reason	dene
denê	[deˈneː]	v.	punish	denai
dephi	[ˈdepʰi]	n.	child	dempi
dikon	[ˈdikon]	n.	thing	dikon
dīô	[diːˈoː]	adj.	usual	disau
diphaia	[ˈdipʰaja]	n.	closet, storage room	dimbang + Gez. -ja
diphan	[ˈdipʰan]	v.	store, put away	dimbang
diphô	[diˈpʰoː]	n.	fat	dimbau
ditê	[diˈteː]	adj.	possible	ditai
dizaka	[ˈdizaka]	n.	king	diàka
dizakā	[ˈdizakaː]	n.	queen	diàka "king" + asa "woman"
dizakalas	[ˈdizakalas]	n.	land, country	diàka "king" + lats "land"
dizedel	[ˈdizedel]	v.	bribe	diedel
dizoba	[ˈdizoba]	v.	imagine	dioba
dodo	[ˈdodo]	v.	weary	dodo
dōtin	[ˈdoːtin]	adj.	holy	dautin
dōzē	[ˈdoːzeː]	adj.	white	dauwai
dozo	[ˈdozo]	v.	grumble, mutter	dowo
duan	[ˈduan]	v.	regret	dusam
duia	[ˈduja]	v.	praise	dungwi
dūko	[ˈduːko]	n.	bitter (emotion)	dutko
dupho	[ˈdupʰo]	v.	smell	dumbo
eab	[ˈeab]	v.	choke	esab
ēab	[ˈeːab]	n.	man	aisab "husband"
ebaphi	[ˈebapʰi]	v.	be humorous	ebambi
ebiú	[eˈbju]	adj.	guilty	F. ebíu
ēbo	[ˈeːbo]	v.	rest	erbo
ēboza	[ˈeːboza]	n.	tavern	erbo + Gez. -ja
Edák	[eˈdak]	ethn.	Edak (of Kasca)	F. Edák
edaki	[ˈedaki]	n.	mistress	Gez. ēdo "lord" + Gez. -aki "-ess" (S/C)
ēdē	[ˈeːdeː]	v.	need	âidai
ēi	[ˈeːj]	n.	snow	aise
ēi	[ˈeːj]	v.	colour, paint	aisi
eia	[ˈeja]	n.	kink, knot	em + Gez. -ja
eia	[ˈeja]	v.	use	imbwa
eiabu	[ˈejabu]	n.	instrument, means	imbwabu
ēibu	[ˈeːjbu]	n.	artist, painter	aisibu
eiel	[ˈejel]	n.	west	emwel
eika	[ˈejka]	n.	(land) animal	F. eikə
eikamate	[ˈejkamate]	n.	zoology, biology	F. eikəmate
eken	[ˈeken]	v.	hobble, limp	ekeng
ēkida	[ˈeːkida]	v.	cook	eskidn
ēkīnabu	[ˈeːkiːnabu]	n.	cook	eskidnabu
ēkīnaza	[ˈeːkiːnaza]	n.	kitchen	eskidnalau
ekha	[ˈekʰa]	n.	domestic animal	engka
ekhaza	[ˈekʰaza]	n.	animal den	engka + Gez. -ja
ekhu	[ˈekʰu]	v.	kill	engku
ekhubu	[ˈekʰubu]	n.	murderer	engkubu
ēlân	[eːˈlaːn]	n.	ball	eplain
elāra	[ˈelaːra]	v.	urge	êlakra
ēle	[ˈeːle]	v.	pour	eslê
ēlô	[eːˈloː]	n.	flower	ailàu
emô	[eˈmoː]	adj.	loose	emau
en	[ˈen]	v.	turn	em
ēn	[ˈeːn]	n.	manner, method, way	etsn
ēna	[ˈeːna]	adv.	downward	aina
enāno	[ˈenaːno]	v.	be self-destructive	enarno
enatha	[ˈenatʰa]	v.	feel, sense	enànda
ēnazapa	[ˈeːnazapa]	v.	strike	aina "down" + wapa "hit"
ēni	[ˈeːni]	n.	hair	aini
eno	[ˈeno]	adj.	bitter (flavor)	eno
enos	[ˈenos]	v.	be sick	enots
epé	[eˈpe]	v.	meet (of councils)	F. epé
ēpi	[ˈeːpi]	v.	freeze	aipi
epiâp	[epjˈaːp]	adj.	light, not heavy	epwaip
ēpu	[ˈeːpu]	n.	frost	aipu
ephi	[ˈepʰi]	n.	grass	ampi
ephur	[ˈepʰur]	v.	swim	embur
ērâb	[eːˈraːb]	v.	describe	ebraib
ēran	[ˈeːran]	v.	scratch	egran
erathe	[ˈeratʰe]	v.	fall down, be drunk	erande
eratho	[ˈeratʰo]	v.	listen	eranto
eren	[ˈeren]	v.	be dysfunctional	erem
ēri	[ˈeːri]	v.	destroy	ebri
ēribu	[ˈeːribu]	v.	conqueror	ebribu
ēriza	[ˈeːriza]	n.	ruins	ebri + Gez. -ja
esā	[ˈesaː]	v.	change	estasa
esela	[ˈesela]	v.	burn	estela
esen	[ˈesen]	v.	act/behave	etsen
ēsu	[ˈeːsu]	v.	promise	aitsu
ēta	[ˈeːta]	v.	hold	aitn
Etúga	[eˈtuɡa]	n.	Etúgə (the main religion of Huyfárah)	F. etúgə
etutu	[ˈetutu]	v.	suffice	etutu
ethu	[ˈetʰu]	v.	fall	endu
ethur	[ˈetʰur]	v.	cook	Gez. enthūru- (S)
eul	[ˈewl]	v.	take	esul
ēxe	[ˈeːxe]	adj.	clean	elge
Ēza	[ˈeːza]	top.	the Aiwa river	Aiwa
ezopho	[ˈezopʰo]	v.	lose, misplace	ewompo
gamun	[ˈɡamun]	n.	cumin	Xš. gamun
gapathe	[ˈɡapatʰe]	n.	crime	F. gafač
gapathibu	[ˈɡapatʰibu]	n.	criminal	F. gafač + -bu
geiru	[ˈɡejru]	n.	atheist	F. geiru
gis	[ˈɡis]	n.	knife	F. gis
gorun	[ˈɡorun]	n.	desert	F. gourun
hab	[ˈhab]	v.	drink	sab
hadîlo	[haˈdiːlo]	adj.	superficial, external	F. hadírlo
hakis	[ˈhakis]	n.	garlic	Gez. sakits (K)
halāpu	[ˈhalaːpu]	v.	dispose of, throw away	salatpu
hālena	[ˈhaːlena]	adj.	public	sanlena
hālenadu	[ˈhaːlenadu]	n.	republic	(hālena "public" + -du hon)
halō	[ˈhaloː]	n.	butcher's shop	salau
hālo	[ˈhaːlo]	adj.	rich-tasting	sadlo
hāmā	[ˈhaːmaː]	v.	crown	sasamas
hāmi	[ˈhaːmi]	v.	force	sapmi
hānedia	[ˈhaːnedja]	n.	village	Gez. sānedja (S/C)
hapaba	[ˈhapaba]	v.	lift	sâpabm
hapun	[ˈhapun]	v.	derive from	sapum
hāpho	[ˈhaːpʰo]	adj.	alone	saimpo
Haralo	[ˈharalo]	ethn.	Faralo	F. Fáralo
hāsa	[ˈhaːsa]	n.	tube, pipe	sarsâ
hatha	[ˈhatʰa]	adj.	legal	santa
hathô	[haˈtʰoː]	adj.	illegal	santau
Hazīli	[ˈhaziːli]	top.	Huyfárah	sau ibli
hē	[ˈheː]	adj.	blue	sai
hē	[ˈheː]	adj.	female	sai
heia	[ˈheja]	n.	space, room, area	sim + Gez. -ja
heil	[ˈhejl]	adj.	foreign, alien	F. heil
hēkon	[ˈheːkon]	adj.	hostile	selkon
helkun	[ˈhelkun]	n.	enemy (country)	F. helkun
hema	[ˈhema]	v.	wait	sema
hemaza	[ˈhemaza]	n.	queue, stack	sema + Gez. -ja
hemen	[ˈhemen]	v.	deny	semen
hepen	[ˈhepen]	v.	murmur, mumble	sepen
hete	[ˈhete]	adj.	organized	sête
hēun	[ˈheːwn]	n.	left	saisung
hēzo	[ˈheːzo]	n.	hammer	Gez. xēzo (S)
hīdaza	[ˈhiːdaza]	n.	debauchery	sigda + Gez. -ja
hidē	[ˈhideː]	v.	jump	sides
hidēpu	[ˈhideːpu]	n.	frog	sidespu
hiē	[ˈhjeː]	adj.	rotten	simwai
hikada	[ˈhikada]	n.	hurricane	sikadn
hikida	[ˈhikida]	v.	corrupt	sikîda
hin	[ˈhin]	adj.	lucky	sim
hin	[ˈhin]	n.	cloud	sim
Hiphago	[ˈhipʰaɡo]	top.	Hiphago	-
hiphor	[ˈhipʰor]	v.	boil	simbor
hisal	[ˈhisal]	v.	bequeath	F. hisəl
hisulu	[ˈhisulu]	n.	heir	F. hislu
hiten	[ˈhiten]	adj.	different	sîteng
hituga	[ˈhituɡa]	n.	physical necessity; the mundane world	F. hitugə
Hithuona	[ˈhitʰuona]	top.	Siixtaguna (home of Etúgə)	F. histuənə
hizen	[ˈhizen]	v.	prove	sien
hō	[ˈhoː]	n.	coast	sau
hokho	[ˈhokʰo]	v.	masturbate	Gez. xōnkhoi (S)
honida	[ˈhonida]	n.	gravesite	sonîda
honilō	[ˈhoniloː]	n.	graveyard	sonîlau
honulak	[ˈhonulak]	adj.	unclear	sonulak
hophī	[ˈhopʰiː]	v.	defeat	sompìs
hui	[ˈhuj]	n.	mouse	susi
hui	[ˈhuj]	v.	record	susi
huiazar	[ˈhujazar]	v.	help	sungiar
huiazarabu asu	[ˈhujazarabu ˌasu]	n.	"chief civil servant"	(huiazar "help" + -bu + F. ašu "chief")
hūie	[ˈhuːje]	n.	water	saungwe
huiza	[ˈhujza]	n.	library	susi + Gez. -ja
humo	[ˈhumo]	adj.	wrong	sumo
huzáituga	[huˈzajtuɡa]	n.	immorality, evil; vice, perversion	F. huzǽtugə
huzāia	[ˈhuzaːja]	n.	sanctuary	sungiar + Gez. -ja
ī	[ˈiː]	adj.	sudden	isi
iab	[ˈjab]	v.	be bold	ngwisab
iaba	[ˈjaba]	adj.	bad	gibm
iabēpil	[ˈjabeːpil]	n.	guilty party	ngwibespil
iābu	[ˈjaːbu]	n.	sick person	ngadbu
iadeki	[ˈjadeki]	v.	be burned, scarred	ngwideki
iadēmê	[jadeːˈmeː]	v.	be unkempt	ngwidepmai
iaia	[ˈjaja]	adj.	tall	gingwi
iaia	[ˈjaja]	n.	bed	ngat + Gez. -ja
iaio	[ˈjajo]	v.	laugh	ngango
iāiuda	[ˈjaːjuda]	v.	sneeze	ngwargudn
iakuk	[ˈjakuk]	v.	be hurried	ngwikuk
iakho	[ˈjakʰo]	adj.	hard	gingko
ial	[ˈjal]	adv.	very	ngal
iamīxê	[jamiːˈxeː]	v.	thank	ngwimidgai
ian	[ˈjan]	adj.	adult, mature	ngâ
iāna	[ˈjaːna]	adj.	slow	gilna
iane	[ˈjane]	n.	neck	ngane
ianon	[ˈjanon]	v.	be unwelcome	ngwinon
iapâphul	[jaˈpaːpʰul]	adj.	frightening	ngwipaingkwul
iapopu	[ˈjapopu]	adj.	socialize	ngwipopu
iaphu	[ˈjapʰu]	adj.	sharp	ngimbu
īar	[ˈiːar]	v.	whisper	idgir
iāra	[ˈjaːra]	adj.	thick	ngabra
iarāzo	[ˈjaraːzo]	v.	be successful	ngwiawio
iari	[ˈjari]	v.	allow, permit	isâri
iarioba	[ˈjarjoba]	adj.	heavy	mwarwobm
iasaphi	[ˈjasapʰi]	adj.	owe	ngwitsampi
iāsi	[ˈjaːsi]	n.	tool	ngwartsi
iata	[ˈjata]	v.	sleep	ngata
iātī	[ˈjaːtiː]	n.	prisoner	ngaktìs "slave"
iatizanê	[jatizaˈneː]	n.	sire	ngwitianai
iathe	[ˈjatʰe]	v.	carve	ngende
idô	[iˈdoː]	n.	nobleman	idâu
idur	[ˈidur]	adj.	sour	idur
iē	[ˈjeː]	v.	think	ngwâi
iēbu	[ˈjeːbu]	n.	believer, follower	ngwâibu
iēde	[ˈjeːde]	v.	squirt, spurt	ngwerde
īen	[ˈiːen]	v.	fold	ibbwen
iepha	[ˈjepʰa]	n.	toe	ngemba
īke	[ˈiːke]	adj.	equal	iske
īki	[ˈiːki]	adj.	black	ilki
ikhotu	[ˈikʰotu]	n.	livestock	ingkotu
īlana	[ˈiːlana]	v.	flood	imlana
īli	[ˈiːli]	n.	north	ibli
īma	[ˈiːma]	v.	sew	isma
īmaza	[ˈiːmaza]	n.	textile workshop	isma + Gez. -ja
imê	[iˈmeː]	n.	name	imai
īmo	[ˈiːmo]	adj.	beautiful	ilmo
imu	[ˈimu]	n.	peak	imu "head"
ina	[ˈina]	v.	see	ina
iō	[ˈjoː]	n.	skin	ngwau
iolē	[ˈjoleː]	adj.	full	ngwolâi
iōro	[ˈjoːro]	adj.	ancient	ngauro
ioxa	[ˈjoxa]	adv.	backward	ngwogng
ipa	[ˈipa]	adj.	straight	ikwa
ipe	[ˈipe]	adj.	logical	F. ipə
īpe	[ˈiːpe]	v.	touch	ispe
iphak	[ˈipʰak]	v.	sense, perceive	ingkwak
iphê	[iˈpʰeː]	adj.	blind	imbai
iphetha	[ˈipʰetʰa]	adj.	cheerful	imbenta
iphi	[ˈipʰi]	n.	liver	ingkwi
īrik	[ˈiːrik]	v.	absorb	igrik
iro	[ˈiro]	v.	open	ro
isen	[ˈisen]	v.	lose (war or competition)	isten
Itatizan	[ˈitatizan]	ethn.	Hitatc	Itati Wan
itian	[ˈitjan]	n.	arm	itwam
itha	[ˈitʰa]	v.	hang (non-execution)	inta
ithân	[iˈtʰaːn]	adv.	in favour of	intaing
ithiáimul	[iˈtʰjajmul]	n.	science; knowledge	F. ičǽməl
ithun	[ˈitʰun]	n.	sea	indùng
iua	[ˈjua]	v.	follow	gua
iuba	[ˈjuba]	n.	life, survival	gubm
iubab	[ˈjubab]	v.	mark, make a mark on	gubab
Iūlō	[ˈjuːloː]	top.	Ñolo	Ngaurlau
iune	[ˈjune]	adj.	moderate	ngune
iuro	[ˈjuro]	n.	guts, intestines	guro
iūt	[ˈjuːt]	adj.	dull	gaut
iutho	[ˈjutʰo]	cj.	so	gunto
izen	[ˈizen]	adv.	well	iwen
īzô	[iːˈzoː]	n.	night	iswau
kāia	[ˈkaːja]	n.	religious school	kaim + Gez. -ja
kail	[ˈkajl]	v.	look (at)	kasil
kāl	[ˈkaːl]	v.	don (clothing)	kail
kālas	[ˈkaːlas]	n.	border	kak "edge" + lats "land"
kānize	[ˈkaːnize]	v.	avoid	kasnie
kapa	[ˈkapa]	adv.	last year	kapm
kaphi	[ˈkapʰi]	v.	announce	kambi
kāphu	[ˈkaːpʰu]	n.	apprentice	kaimbu
kārô	[kaːˈroː]	n.	friend	Gez. kasrau (C)
Kasalad	[ˈkasalad]	top.	Xšalad	Xš. Xšalad
Kasali	[ˈkasali]	ethn.	Xšali	Xš. Xšali
kasun	[ˈkasun]	adj.	powerful	kâtsum
kasus	[ˈkasus]	adj.	near	? + tsuts
kātia	[ˈkaːtja]	n.	gold	kaitia < Gez. kʰɔeteɜ̃ (very early loanword)
kātod	[ˈkaːtod]	v.	greet	kaktod
kāthu	[ˈkaːtʰu]	n.	slut	kaindu
kazio	[ˈkazjo]	adj.	hopeless	kawio
keipmate	[ˈkejpmate]	n.	botany	F. keipmate
kek	[ˈkek]	v.	throw	kek
kēki	[ˈkeːki]	adj.	dangerous	kelki
kēla	[ˈkeːla]	n.	scribe	kenla
kēme	[ˈkeːme]	v.	learn	kaime
ken	[ˈken]	v.	walk	keng
kenô	[keˈnoː]	v.	ask	kenau
kephur	[ˈkepʰur]	v.	be reckless	kembur
kesū	[ˈkesuː]	adj.	unsafe	ketsus
kethu	[ˈketʰu]	n.	sceptic	kendu
kēx	[ˈkeːx]	n.	anvil	Gez. kēx (S/C)
kibē	[ˈkibeː]	v.	tie	kîbai
kikik	[ˈkikik]	n.	lightning	kikik
kil	[ˈkil]	n.	barley	kil
kiphābu	[ˈkipʰaːbu]	n.	old woman	kimpalbu
kiphal	[ˈkipʰal]	v.	complain	kimpal
kiphalō	[ˈkipʰaloː]	n.	inn, hostel	kimpalau
kisethu	[ˈkisetʰu]	adj.	tricky	kistendu
kitho	[ˈkitʰo]	adj.	kind	kinto
kiza	[ˈkiza]	n.	bushel (unit of grain)	ki + Gez. -ja
kōabu	[ˈkoːabu]	n.	foreign priest	kausabu
koia	[ˈkoja]	n.	tongue	komwa
koiriman	[ˈkojriman]	n.	desert	kosiriman
kokhē	[koˈkʰeː]	v.	be enraged	konggai
kola	[ˈkola]	adj.	funny	kola
kōlok	[ˈkoːlok]	v.	dislike	koslok
kōmī	[ˈkoːmiː]	v.	reprimand	kaumisi
kota	[ˈkota]	v.	cover	kota
koto	[ˈkoto]	v.	expect	koto
koū	[ˈkouː]	n.	Etúgə priest	F. kəwu
ku	[ˈku]	n.	ego	F. ku
kufas	[ˈkufas]	n.	Etúgə temple	F. kufas
kuk	[ˈkuk]	v.	hurry	kuk
kukâl	[kuˈkaːl]	adj.	tame	kukail
kula	[ˈkula]	v.	be smart	kula
kūla	[ˈkuːla]	v.	apologize	kupla
kumān	[ˈkumaːn]	v.	repair	kumâi
kumê	[kuˈmeː]	v.	sue	kumâi
kun	[ˈkun]	adj.	stiff, sturdy	kun
kuot	[ˈkuot]	n.	devil, demon	F. kuət
kupha	[ˈkupʰa]	v.	waste	kumba
kuphaza	[ˈkupʰaza]	n.	dump	kumba + Gez. -ja
kupheza	[ˈkupʰeza]	v.	believe	kumpaiwa
kuphêzal	[kuˈpʰeːzal]	v.	explain	kumpaiwal
kuso	[ˈkuso]	v.	cough	kutso
kuthê	[kuˈtʰeː]	v.	steal	Gez. *kuthai-
kūtho	[ˈkuːtʰo]	n.	sweat	Gez. kūtho (S)
kuthor	[ˈkutʰor]	adj.	bright, well-lit	kuntor
khā	[ˈkʰaː]	n.	shit	Gez. khas "dung" (W)
Khalanu	[ˈkʰalanu]	top.	Khalanu	-
khēnu	[ˈkʰeːnu]	n.	light	Gez. khesnu (S/C)
khiara	[ˈkʰiara]	n.	assembly, council	Gez. khinjāra (S)
khīrala	[ˈkʰiːrala]	n.	book	Gez. *khinrala "poem, composition"
khōkê	[kʰoːˈkeː]	n.	tin	Gez. *khōkai
khōza	[ˈkʰoːza]	n.	grove	Gez. khōsja (S)
khūran	[ˈkʰuːran]	n.	olive	Gez. khusram (S/C)
lābap	[ˈlaːbap]	v.	ignore	lapabap
lād	[ˈlaːd]	n.	year	laid
lada	[ˈlada]	adv.	a little	ladn
ladmate	[ˈladmate]	n.	medicine (science)	F. ladmate
laeta	[ˈlaeta]	v.	build	lasetn
lai	[ˈlaj]	v.	close, shut	lasi
laian	[ˈlajan]	adj.	familiar	langàng
lakho	[ˈlakʰo]	n.	bone	langkwo
lāl	[ˈlaːl]	v.	flow	lail
lāmê	[laːˈmeː]	adj.	long	larmai
lanax	[ˈlanax]	adj.	good-smelling	lanag
lane	[ˈlane]	v.	aim	lane
lāpo	[ˈlaːpo]	n.	medicine, cure	F. lalpo
las	[ˈlas]	n.	land	lats
lāsar	[ˈlaːsar]	n.	hour	lartsar
lasi	[ˈlasi]	adj.	healthy	lasti
lasin	[ˈlasin]	adj. (defective)	national	F. lašin
Lasomo	[ˈlasomo]	top.	Axôltseubeu	Latsomo
Laspē	[ˈlaspeː]	top.	Peilaš	F. Peilaš "big land" (calque)
latha	[ˈlatʰa]	v.	overdo	lanta
lathê	[laˈtʰeː]	adj.	fast	lantai
laza	[ˈlaza]	n.	delta	lâwa
lē	[ˈleː]	n.	bird	lai
lēbo	[ˈleːbo]	v.	be exhausted	lerbo
lega	[ˈleɡa]	n.	law; decree	F. lega
legal	[ˈleɡal]	v.	decree	F. legal
leiao	[ˈlejao]	v.	form	ligio
lēri	[ˈleːri]	adj.	young	lairi
lesô	[leˈsoː]	adj.	cold	lêtsau
lēsu	[ˈleːsu]	v.	be in love	laitsu
lēta	[ˈleːta]	v.	collect	lekta
lētabu	[ˈleːtabu]	n.	man of leisure	lektabu
lezāpô	[lezaːˈpoː]	v.	draw	lewalpau "write"
lezāpôbu	[lezaːˈpoːbu]	n.	writer, poet	lewalpaubu
lezê	[leˈzeː]	n.	word	lewai
lezêsē	[leˈzeːseː]	n.	poetry	lewaitsâi
liēxo	[ˈljeːxo]	v.	shake	lisedgo
lik	[ˈlik]	cj.	nor	lik
limu	[ˈlimu]	v.	gossip	limu "laugh quietly"
lina	[ˈlina]	v.	blind	lina
Loisa	[ˈlojsa]	top.	Luyosha	N.A. Loisa
lōmô	[loːˈmoː]	v.	visit	lolmau
lōsiza	[ˈloːsiza]	v.	answer, reply	lonsia
loto	[ˈloto]	v.	belong	loto
lothe	[ˈlotʰe]	adj.	correct	lonte
lōzāg	[ˈloːzaːɡ]	n.	iron	Gez. lōjaig "little god" (dim) (S)
lōzera	[ˈloːzera]	n.	religion	Gez. lōjai "god" (S/C) + -ra coll
luību	[ˈluiːbu]	n.	failure	lusidbu
luit	[ˈlujt]	v.	try	lusit
mab	[ˈmab]	adj.	blunt	mab
maba	[ˈmaba]	n.	mouth	mabm
mada	[ˈmada]	adj.	violent	madn
mādo	[ˈmaːdo]	n.	person	maldo
māia	[ˈmaːja]	n.	pasture	mâis + Gez. -ja
maki	[ˈmaki]	n.	table	maki
mala	[ˈmala]	v.	shine	Gez. mala "shine" (W)
malia	[ˈmalja]	v.	suck	malwe
mānabu	[ˈmaːnabu]	n.	wise man, sage	matnabu
mārā	[ˈmaːraː]	n.	face	makras
marru	[ˈmarru]	n.	human	F. mardu
masu	[ˈmasu]	v.	whistle	mastu
mata	[ˈmata]	v.	know	matn
matuga	[ˈmatuɡa]	n.	fantasy, delusions	F. matugə
mathathi	[ˈmatʰatʰi]	n.	government	F. mastač
māthe	[ˈmaːtʰe]	n.	heart	maunde
max	[ˈmax]	adv.	today	mâg
mē	[ˈmeː]	v.	meet	mese
mēa	[ˈmeːa]	n.	cow	maisa
mebī	[ˈmebiː]	v.	lack	mebis
mebu	[ˈmebu]	n.	trader, merchant	mêbu
meia	[ˈmeja]	adj.	powerful	mingwa
mēkat	[ˈmeːkat]	n.	brother	merkàt
meleda	[ˈmeleda]	v.	include	meledn
meli	[ˈmeli]	v.	read	mêli
melō	[ˈmeloː]	n.	location	mêlau
men	[ˈmen]	v.	journey	mê
menio	[ˈmenjo]	n.	boy of noble descent	F. menio
menthiauk	[ˈmentʰjawk]	n.	son of an emperor, prince	F. menčaok
Mezaras	[ˈmezaras]	top.	Mezaras	-
meze	[ˈmeze]	n.	father	membwe
mi	[ˈmi]	cj.	or	mi
mik	[ˈmik]	n.	bread	mik
Milīr	[ˈmiliːr]	top.	Milīr river	Hitatc Mlir mlir
mina	[ˈmina]	n.	mother	Gez. mina "mother" (W)
mīpi	[ˈmiːpi]	v.	blame	miskwi
mipīma	[ˈmipiːma]	n.	dough	mikwisma
mis	[ˈmis]	adj.	late	mits
Mithu	[ˈmitʰu]	top.	Mɨdu	(Mos) Mindu
mixa	[ˈmixa]	v.	trust	miga
mīxê	[miːˈxeː]	v.	thank	midgai
mizāko	[ˈmizaːko]	v.	celebrate	miasko
mizukur	[ˈmizukur]	v.	try	miukur
mōia	[ˈmoːja]	n.	foreign city (any)	mos + Gez. -ja
moiê	[moˈjeː]	n.	worm	mombwai
molan	[ˈmolan]	adj.	awake	molan
momuseza	[ˈmomuseza]	n.	parliament, legislative body	F. moumušezə
morar	[ˈmorar]	v.	prefer	morar
more	[ˈmore]	adj.	dark, dim	more
mōro	[ˈmoːro]	adj.	narrow	mauro
mosin	[ˈmosin]	adj.	urban	F. mosin
mothu	[ˈmotʰu]	v.	count	mondu
mothubu	[ˈmotʰubu]	n.	overseer	mondubu
moza	[ˈmoza]	v.	dawn	mowâ
mū	[ˈmuː]	v.	grow	mus
muba	[ˈmuba]	v.	exchange	uba
mūdak	[ˈmuːdak]	n.	dream	murdak
mūia	[ˈmuːja]	n.	place of origin	mus + Gez. -ja
mulan	[ˈmulan]	n.	ice	mulâ
mūmate	[ˈmuːmate]	n.	agriculture (science)	F. musmate
mūmī	[ˈmuːmiː]	n.	fool	musmis
muobazin	[ˈmuobazin]	n.	anarchy	F. muəbazin
mūpen	[ˈmuːpen]	adj.	stupid	muspê
mūpu	[ˈmuːpu]	n.	masculinity	muspu
Muphai	[ˈmupʰaj]	top.	Momuva'e	(Mos) Mumbasi
muxādin	[ˈmuxaːdin]	n.	baker	Gez. *muxaldim
nā	[ˈnaː]	n.	east	nasa
nabûn	[naˈbuːn]	adj.	predictable, reliable	nabâu
naga	[ˈnaɡa]	n.	cardamom	Xš. naga
nāiê	[naːˈjeː]	adv.	pointlessly	naisngai
naka	[ˈnaka]	n.	god	naka
nakêmelō	[naˈkeːmeloː]	n.	bakery	nakaimelau
nalāepha	[ˈnalaːepʰa]	n.	domestic animal	Gez. nalaxepha (S)
nalaror	[ˈnalaror]	n.	horse	nalaròr < Gez. nalaròr (K)
naluiuk	[ˈnalujuk]	v.	organize	nalunguk
namozi	[ˈnamozi]	adj.	brown	namowi
nan	[ˈnan]	adj.	sick	nam
nāno	[ˈnaːno]	v.	cut	narno
napen	[ˈnapen]	adj.	red	napê
naphan	[ˈnapʰan]	adj.	small	nambam
naphepa	[ˈnapʰepa]	v.	swell	nambepm
Nara	[ˈnara]	n.	the Naidda language	Ndd. Naidda
nata	[ˈnata]	n.	the nobility, the aristocracy	F. nata
naxebi	[ˈnaxebi]	v.	work	nagebi
naxebu	[ˈnaxebu]	n.	laborer	nagebibu
neia	[ˈneja]	n.	leaf	nenga
nēlīlō	[ˈneːliːloː]	n.	building where the khiara (governing concil) meets	nailinlau
nēlin	[ˈneːlin]	v.	judge	nailin
nēlithu	[ˈneːlitʰu]	n.	judge	nailindu
nephi	[ˈnepʰi]	v.	mean, intend	nembi
nērê	[neːˈreː]	n.	woman	netrai "wife"
nēxan	[ˈneːxan]	v.	twist	elgan
niē	[ˈnjeː]	v.	annul	nises
nin	[ˈnin]	cj.	therefore	nin
nīra	[ˈniːra]	n.	silver	Gez. nīrā (W)
Nirola	[ˈnirola]	top.	Nïddola	Ndd. Nïddola
Nitazē	[ˈnitazeː]	top.	Nitazē	-
nitha	[ˈnitʰa]	n.	bread	Gez. nintha (S/C)
Nokaiso	[ˈnokaiso]	n.	the Ndok Aisô language	N.A. Ndok Aisô
nolo	[ˈnolo]	n.	road, highway	F. noulo
Nolo	[ˈnolo]	top.	Ñolo	Ndd. Ñolo
non	[ˈnon]	v.	go	non
nonabu	[ˈnonabu]	n.	traveller	(non + -bu)
nonaīzō	[ˈnonaiːzoː]	n.	voyage	non au iswau "go overnight"
Noru	[ˈnoru]	ethn.	Ngauro	F. Ŋouru
nos	[ˈnos]	v.	die	nots
nosabu	[ˈnosabu]	n.	corpse	notsabu
numaia	[ˈnumaja]	v.	boast	numagi
nupaka	[ˈnupaka]	n.	slime, mucus	nukwàkâ
nuxāpu	[ˈnuxaːpu]	n.	head of household	nugatspu
nuze	[ˈnuze]	adj.	smooth	nuwe
ō	[ˈoː]	adv.	yesterday	auso
ōa	[ˈoːa]	v.	sacrifice	ausa
ōaza	[ˈoːaza]	n.	altar	ausa + Gez. -ja
ōbê	[oːˈbeː]	adj.	active	aubai
obizal	[ˈobizal]	v.	offer	obial
ōbo	[ˈoːbo]	adj.	happy	aubo
odan	[ˈodan]	n.	right	odam
ōdasu	[ˈoːdasu]	n.	conscripted soldier	oldastu
odē	[ˈodeː]	n.	salt	odai
ōdô	[oːˈdoː]	n.	eye	oldau
ōia	[ˈoːja]	v.	squeeze	orngi
ōiaio	[ˈoːjajo]	v.	be serious	olngango
oiau	[ˈojaw]	v.	guess	ongiu
oiaulō	[ˈojawloː]	n.	trial	ongiulau
ōkenô	[oːkeˈnoː]	n.	permission	olkenau
ōkenûn	[oːkeˈnuːn]	v.	trespass	olkenaun
olō	[ˈoloː]	n.	place	olau
ōlōia	[ˈoːloːja]	n.	old age	oslòk + Gez. -ja
ōlok	[ˈoːlok]	v.	forget	oslòk
ōma	[ˈoːma]	adj.	recent	osma
ōmata	[ˈoːmata]	v.	be expert at	olmatn
omô	[oˈmoː]	n.	sister	omau
ōmu	[ˈoːmu]	v.	spit	aumu
omula	[ˈomula]	v.	chat, converse	omula
on	[ˈon]	cj.	and	on
ōnon	[ˈoːnon]	v.	defecate	olnon
opa	[ˈopa]	n.	ear	okwa
ōpâkātia	[oːˈpaːkaːtia]	n.	throne	ospàk + kaitia "gold" (cf. pākātia)
ōpāia	[ˈoːpaːja]	n.	palace, castle	ospàk + Gez. -ja
ōpê	[oːˈpeː]	n.	idol	âukwai
opha	[ˈopʰa]	adj.	flat	ompa
ophu	[ˈopʰu]	adj.	deep	ompu
orizal	[ˈorizal]	v.	ignite	ôriwal
oru	[ˈoru]	adj.	visible	oru
osiu	[ˈosju]	n.	oath	F. oušu
oto	[ˈoto]	v.	come	oto
ōto	[ˈoːto]	adj.	new	olto
otobu	[ˈotobu]	n.	event	otobu
otoza	[ˈotoza]	n.	goal	oto + Gez. -ja
ōtu	[ˈoːtu]	v.	be starving	oltu
othī	[ˈotʰiː]	n.	expert	ondisi
ōxaba	[ˈoːxaba]	v.	suffer	odgabm
ozu	[ˈozu]	v.	grieve, mourn	owu
pābe	[ˈpaːbe]	n.	sand	pailbe
pābelō	[ˈpaːbeloː]	n.	shore	pailbelau
pabo	[ˈpabo]	v.	analyse; categorise	F. pabo
pāda	[ˈpaːda]	n.	valley	palda
Palie	[ˈpalje]	top.	Påwe	Palwe
pākātia	[ˈpaːkaːtja]	n.	throne	ospàk + kaitia "gold"
pāmaphi	[ˈpaːmapʰi]	n.	secret	palmambi
pān	[ˈpaːn]	adj.	round	kwaim
pān	[ˈpaːn]	v.	bite	kwain
papô	[paˈpoː]	v.	name	papau
pas	[ˈpas]	n.	chair	kwats
pāsada	[ˈpaːsada]	v.	hiccup	papsadn
paso	[ˈpaso]	v.	attack	pasto
pat	[ˈpat]	adj.	bad-smelling	kwat
patopa	[ˈpatopa]	v.	smash	kwatopm
pē	[ˈpeː]	adj.	big	pai
pea	[ˈpea]	v.	defecate	pesa
peda	[ˈpeda]	adj.	ready	kweda
pēda	[ˈpeːda]	adj.	loud	kwaidn
peiasak	[ˈpejasak]	v.	exile	kwengatsak
pēkhu	[ˈpeːkʰu]	v.	fear	paingkwu
pepa	[ˈpepa]	adj.	last	pekwa
perā	[ˈperaː]	adj.	brave	peras
perābu	[ˈperaːbu]	n.	knight	perasbu
pesa	[ˈpesa]	v.	drop, let go of	kwetsn
petha	[ˈpetʰa]	v.	defeat	penta "fuck up"
pethu	[ˈpetʰu]	adv.	apart	kwentu
pi	[ˈpi]	n.	fingernail	kwi
pilê	[piˈleː]	v.	send	pilai
pin	[ˈpin]	adj.	low	pim
pipa	[ˈpipa]	adj.	useful	pipm
pir	[ˈpir]	n.	goat	kwir
pirâia	[piˈraːja]	n.	main room (of a house)	pirain + Gez. -ja
pirân	[piˈraːn]	v.	plan	pirain
pisi	[ˈpisi]	v.	pale	pitsi
pithamī	[ˈpitʰamiː]	v.	understand	kwindamis
pizel	[ˈpizel]	adj.	early	piwel
pōmun	[ˈpoːmun]	v.	flee	posmun
pon	[ˈpon]	n.	island	pon
ponin	[ˈponin]	n.	vegetable	ponî
pōpo	[ˈpoːpo]	v.	refuse	pokpo
popu	[ˈpopu]	v.	dance	popu
pūbat	[ˈpuːbat]	v.	threaten	pupibat
puia	[ˈpuja]	n.	nose	pungwa
puku	[ˈpuku]	v.	be tempted	kwuku
puman	[ˈpuman]	n.	smoke	pumâ
Radias	[ˈradias]	top.	Radias	-
raiân	[raˈjaːn]	v.	confuse, misunderstand	rangwâi
rān	[ˈraːn]	n.	plain	raung
rania	[ˈranja]	n.	field	Gez. rānja (C)
rāniza	[ˈraːniza]	v.	be insane	ralnia
rapha	[ˈrapʰa]	adj.	abundant	rampa
raphen	[ˈrapʰen]	adv.	instead of	rampen
raphi	[ˈrapʰi]	v.	babble	rambi
rathe	[ˈratʰe]	n.	sky	rande
rathēbu	[ˈratʰeːbu]	n.	messenger	randelbu
Rathedān	[ˈratʰedaːn]	top.	Rathedān	rande daing "sky mountain(s)"
rathel	[ˈratʰel]	v.	encourage	randèl
rathenan	[ˈratʰenan]	v.	gasp	randenam
rather	[ˈratʰer]	n.	jar	rander
ratho	[ˈratʰo]	v.	hear	ranto
rathōbu	[ˈratʰoːbu]	n.	attention	rantobu
ratholō	[ˈratʰoloː]	n.	audience, constituency	rantolau
raxol	[ˈraxol]	v.	fill	ragol
raza	[ˈraza]	adj.	mature	râwa
razeba	[ˈrazeba]	adv.	incompetently	râwebm
rēdê	[reːˈdeː]	v.	enjoy	râidai
reia	[ˈreja]	adv.	adnormally	rimbwa
reia	[ˈreja]	v.	be clumsy	rimbwa
rekibā	[ˈrekibaː]	v.	flood	rekibas
rēli	[ˈreːli]	v.	oppose	rebli
remor	[ˈremor]	n.	earthquake	remor
rēo	[ˈreːo]	n.	fox	Gez. rēso (S)
rēoran	[ˈreːoran]	adj.	cunning	Gez. rēsoran (S)
rephur	[ˈrepʰur]	v.	drown	rembur
rēsi	[ˈreːsi]	v.	be hot (weather)	relsi
rēsu	[ˈreːsu]	n.	con-man	raitstu
rēta	[ˈreːta]	v.	be greedy	raitn
rēthi	[ˈreːtʰi]	n.	election	Ndd. resti
reunlo	[ˈreunlo]	n.	plain, flatlands	F. rewŋlo
risen	[ˈrisen]	n.	bad luck	risten
rizan	[ˈrizan]	v.	learn	riam
rō	[ˈroː]	n.	penis	Gez. rau "man" (C)
roba	[ˈroba]	n.	fan	robm
robu	[ˈrobu]	n.	musician	robu
rōla	[ˈroːla]	v.	love	raula
rolu	[ˈrolu]	adv.	forward	rolu
rōma	[ˈroːma]	adj.	typical	rorma
rōne	[ˈroːne]	v.	own, possess	Gez. raune- (C)
rorop	[ˈrorop]	n.	peninsula	rorop
rōte	[ˈroːte]	adj.	athletic	rorte
roto	[ˈroto]	v.	try, attempt	roto
roza	[ˈroza]	n.	public discourse	ro + Gez. -ja
roza	[ˈroza]	v.	play music	rowa
rozarō	[ˈrozaroː]	n.	citizen, voter	ro + Gez. -ja + Gez. -rau
rubare	[ˈrubare]	v.	be rich	rubâre
rudizoba	[ˈrudizoba]	v.	be daydreamy	rudioba
ruiaio	[ˈrujajo]	v.	be insensitive	rungango
ruiata	[ˈrujata]	v.	overeat	rungata
ruiê	[ruˈjeː]	n.	intelligence	rungwâi
ruiua	[ˈrujua]	v.	be gullible	rugua
rukhasa	[ˈrukʰasa]	v.	survive	rungkasta
rukho	[ˈrukʰo]	v.	deceive	rungguko
rūlas	[ˈruːlas]	adj.	foreign	raunglats "plains-land"
rulōmô	[ruloːˈmoː]	v.	frequent	rulolmau
rumeli	[ˈrumeli]	v.	study	rumêli
rūmo	[ˈruːmo]	v.	brand	rulmo
rūnak	[ˈruːnak]	n.	prophet	runnak "priest"
rupaso	[ˈrupaso]	n.	aggression	rupasto
rupirâthu	[rupiˈraːtʰu]	n.	lord, landlord (title)	rupiraindu
rūpō	[ˈruːpoː]	adj.	stubborn	rukpokpo
rupōmun	[ˈrupoːmun]	v.	be cowardly	ruposmun
rututu	[ˈrututu]	adj.	random	rututu
ruthê	[ruˈtʰeː]	n.	faux pas	runtai
ruzapa	[ˈruzapa]	v.	bork up	ruwapa
sālō	[ˈsaːloː]	n.	toilet room, outhouse	tsainglau
sān	[ˈsaːn]	v.	wash	tsaing
sāte	[ˈsaːte]	v.	begin, start
sapha	[ˈsapʰa]	v.	free	tsampa
saphi	[ˈsapʰi]	v.	give	tsampi
sasa	[ˈsasa]	v.	sneeze	tsatsa
sē	[ˈseː]	adj.	steep	tsese
sē	[ˈseː]	v.	arise	tsaisai
seanat	[ˈseanat]	n.	(cabinet) minister	F. sernat
seathiauk	[ˈseatʰjawk]	n.	emperor	F. serčaok
seathiaukha	[ˈseatʰjawkʰa]	n.	empress	F. serčaoksa
sebor	[ˈsebor]	v.	pour	tsebor
seir	[ˈsejr]	v.	be born	tsesir
selon	[ˈselon]	n.	spear	tselô
serin	[ˈserin]	n.	empire	F. serin
sesen	[ˈsesen]	v.	mimic	tsetsen
si	[ˈsi]	v.	be; act as
sī	[ˈsiː]	n.	dog	tsis
sikhi	[ˈsikʰi]	adj.	separate	tsingki
silūn	[ˈsiluːn]	n.	tooth	tsilâu
sin	[ˈsin]	v.	like	tsin
sisen	[ˈsisen]	v.	be depressed	tsisten
sithu	[ˈsitʰu]	n.	sweetheart, lover	tsinbu
six	[ˈsix]	v.	urinate	tsig
sobi	[ˈsobi]	v.	control	tsobi
sōki	[ˈsoːki]	adj.	soft	tsâuki
somebia	[ˈsomebja]	v.	wish for	tsomebisn
son	[ˈson]	n.	knee	tsong
sopirân	[sopiˈraːn]	n.	master	tsopirain
sotho	[ˈsotʰo]	n.	louse, parasite	tsondo
sōxaba	[ˈsoːxaba]	v.	be pitiful	tsodgabm
sūian	[ˈsuːjan]	n.	pressure	tsurgî
suri	[ˈsuri]	adv.	tomorrow	tsuri
sus	[ˈsus]	adj.	near	tsuts
sūtor	[ˈsuːtor]	v.	insult	tsurtor
ta	[ˈta]	v.	become	ta
tāban	[ˈtaːban]	v.	imply	tasbam
tan	[ˈtan]	n.	south	tam
taran	[ˈtaran]	n.	daughter	tarang
tāthi	[ˈtaːtʰi]	n.	shield	taindi
tāxo	[ˈtaːxo]	v.	rebel	targo
tēba	[ˈteːba]	adv.	together	taibm
teiaza	[ˈtejaza]	v.	flash	tingia
teio	[ˈtejo]	v.	pull	tengo
teka	[ˈteka]	n.	platoon	F. teka
tesses	[ˈtesses]	n.	soldier	F. tesses
tetho	[ˈtetʰo]	adj.	wide	tento
tikhe	[ˈtikʰe]	v.	compel, coerce	tingke
tikhō	[ˈtikʰoː]	n.	stone	tingkàu
Tisāpha	[ˈtisaːpʰa]	top.	Tuysáfa	F. Tuysáfa
titi	[ˈtiti]	n.	flea	titi
tizanê	[tizaˈneː]	v.	marry	tianai
tō	[ˈtoː]	n.	lake	tau
tōdu	[ˈtoːdu]	adv.	somewhat	taudu
tōli	[ˈtoːli]	v.	be clumsy	totoli
ton	[ˈton]	n.	hand	ton
topê	[toˈpeː]	n.	horn	topai
tōsi	[ˈtoːsi]	v.	bend	tautsi
tōsiza	[ˈtoːsiza]	n.	wrinkle, line	tautsi + Gez. -ja
tu	[ˈtu]	v.	eat	tu
tuanô	[tuaˈnoː]	v.	avoid, prevent	tuanau
tulō	[ˈtuloː]	n.	table	tulau
tūran	[ˈtuːran]	adj.	safe	Gez. tusran (S/C)
tus	[ˈtus]	n.	home	Gez. tuts (W/S)
tutu	[ˈtutu]	v.	amaze	tutu
Thabīa	[ˈtʰabiːa]	top.	the river Thabīa	Pl.H. Tawɨʔɨya "white stone [river]"
thālo	[ˈtʰaːlo]	n.	moon	Gez. thaislō (C)
Thāras	[ˈtʰaːras]	top.	Thāras	Gez. thāras "dawn" (C)
Thāraspē	[ˈtʰaːraspeː]	top.	Greater Thāras	(Thāras + pē "big")
theda	[ˈtʰeda]	v.	have sex	Gez. thedu- (S)
thedia	[ˈtʰedja]	n.	bedroom	Gez. thedja "brothel" (S)
thekin	[ˈtʰekin]	v.	trade	Xš. t'ekim-
thēran	[ˈtʰeːran]	adj.	beautiful	Gez. thēran (S)
thiaisum	[ˈtʰjajsum]	adj.	great (honorific)	F. čæšum
Thiakori	[ˈtʰjakori]	top.	Tjakori
thian	[ˈtʰjan]	v.	marry (of sovereign rulers)	F. čiən
thiauk	[ˈtʰjawk]	n.	king	F. čaok
thiaukha	[ˈtʰjawkʰa]	n.	queen	F. čaoksa
thieila	[ˈtʰjejla]	n.	teacher	F. čeilə
thō	[ˈtʰoː]	v.	create, make, do	Gez. thau- (C)
thulus	[ˈtʰulus]	n.	cinnamon	Xš. t'uluš
thunê	[tʰuˈneː]	n.	elder brother	Gez. thunoi (S/C)
uagah	[ˈwaɡah]	n.	peace	F. wagah
ubák	[uˈbak]	n.	palace	F. ubák
ūbal	[ˈuːbal]	v.	be sleepy	ugbal
ubapa	[ˈubapa]	v.	allow	ubapm
ūbare	[ˈuːbare]	v.	lack	ugbâre
ūbor	[ˈuːbor]	v.	kneel	ulbor
ūduial	[ˈuːdujal]	v.	seek attention	ugdungwil
uk	[ˈuk]	v.	be (future)
ukhu	[ˈukʰu]	adj.	lame, crippled	unggu
ula	[ˈula]	v.	rise	ula
ūla	[ˈuːla]	v.	explain	upla
ulia	[ˈulja]	v.	taste	ulwa
ulio	[ˈuljo]	n.	vine	ulwo "rope"
ūluit	[ˈuːlujt]	v.	be eager	uklusit
ūma	[ˈuːma]	v.	play	unma
ūmāie	[ˈuːmaːje]	v.	lose face/virtue	upmalwe
ūmārāpu	[ˈuːmaːraːpu]	n.	supplicant	upmakraspu
ūmata	[ˈuːmata]	v.	investigate	upmatn
ūmê	[uːˈmeː]	adj.	yellow	ulmài
ūmīxâl	[uːmiːˈxaːl]	v.	bless	ugmidgail
ūmizāko	[ˈuːmizaːko]	v.	content	upmiasko
ūmo	[ˈuːmo]	v.	steal	aulmo
ūmobu	[ˈuːmobu]	n.	thief	aulmobu
ūmothu	[ˈuːmotʰu]	adj.	picky	upmondu
ūne	[ˈuːne]	adj.	dark	aurne
ūnos	[ˈuːnos]	v.	be suicidal	utnots
ūpetha	[ˈuːpetʰa]	n.	loser, lowlife	ukpenta
ūpi	[ˈuːpi]	adj.	green	auspi
uphōnaphan	[ˈupʰoːnapʰan]	v.	belittle	umbomnamban
uru	[ˈuru]	v.	cure	uru
urubu	[ˈurubu]	n.	doctor	urubu
ūsab	[ˈuːsab]	v.	look forward to	uksab
ūsân	[uːˈsaːn]	v.	be dirty	uktsaing
ūsaphi	[ˈuːsapʰi]	v.	overheat	uktsampi
usi	[ˈusi]	v.	blow	untsi
usibu	[ˈusibu]	n.	cloud	untsibu
ūsobi	[ˈuːsobi]	v.	desire	uktsobi
Ussor	[ˈussor]	top.	Ussor (capital of Huyfárah)	F. ussor
ūte	[ˈuːte]	v.	run	orte
ūtizanê	[uːtizaˈneː]	v.	propose marriage	uktianai
uthêbu	[uˈtʰeːbu]	n.	idiot	untaibu
ūthi	[ˈuːtʰi]	n.	river	aunti
ūthon	[ˈuːtʰon]	adj.	thin	auntòn
ūthu	[ˈuːtʰu]	adj.	rich (wealthy)	auntu
uzâs	[uˈzaːs]	v.	be cloudy	uwaits
uzu	[ˈuzu]	adv.	soon	ubwu
xāia	[ˈxaːja]	n.	rabbit warren	gaid + Gez. -ja
xāia	[ˈxaːja]	v.	share	gabbwa
xaiao	[ˈxajao]	v.	move	gangio
xan	[ˈxan]	n.	dagger	gan
xāra	[ˈxaːra]	n.	sheep	gaibra
xāraza	[ˈxaːraza]	n.	pasture	gaibra + Gez. -ja
xata	[ˈxata]	n.	wood	gatn
xaxa	[ˈxaxa]	adj.	angry	gâga
xaxak	[ˈxaxak]	v.	smile	gagak
xēdo	[ˈxeːdo]	n.	rabbit	gaido
xekhâg	[xeˈkʰaːɡ]	n.	ore	Gez. gekhoig (S)
xekhâza	[xeˈkʰaːza]	n.	mine	Gez. gekhoija (S)
xepha	[ˈxepʰa]	n.	insult	gempa
xes	[ˈxes]	adj.	likely, probable	gets
xezor	[ˈxezor]	adj.	great	Gez. gezorō "Gezoro" (S)
xō	[ˈxoː]	n.	pass in mountains	gau
xokhê	[xoˈkʰeː]	v.	break	gonggai
xokhêza	[xoˈkʰeːza]	n.	weak point, achilles' heel	gonggai + Gez. -ja
xon	[ˈxon]	adj.	high	gom
xōron	[ˈxoːron]	n.	steppe	gauron
xothābu	[ˈxotʰaːbu]	n.	lazy person	gondagbu
xothax	[ˈxotʰax]	v.	dream	gondag
zakhēā	[ˈzakʰeːaː]	n.	priestess	(back-formed from zakhērô)
zakhērô	[zakʰeːˈroː]	n.	priest	Gez. wakhērau (C)
zama	[ˈzama]	n.	sun	Gez. jama (W)
zān	[ˈzaːn]	n.	wine	Gez. *jain
zapa	[ˈzapa]	v.	hit	wapa
zaphun	[ˈzapʰun]	adj.	hollow	wampum
zara	[ˈzara]	n.	dawn	Gez. tsarɛs (W)
zāran	[ˈzaːran]	adj.	drunk	Gez. *jairan
zas	[ˈzas]	v.	dig	wats
zas	[ˈzas]	v.	sweat	bwats
zasabu	[ˈzasabu]	n.	beggar	watsabu
zat	[ˈzat]	n.	age	wat
zāti	[ˈzaːti]	n.	festival	bwaikti
zātidu	[ˈzaːtidu]	n.	Midsummer	(zāti + -du hon)
zathan	[ˈzatʰan]	n.	pig	Gez. wantham (C)
zāthar	[ˈzaːtʰar]	n.	assembly
zathō	[ˈzatʰoː]	n.	garden	Gez. jathō (S)
zazâk	[zaˈzaːk]	adj.	quiet	wawaik
zē	[ˈzeː]	n.	star	bwai
zed	[ˈzed]	n.	son	bwed
zeda	[ˈzeda]	n.	herb	wedn
zeia	[ˈzeja]	n.	garden	wen + Gez. -ja
zeia	[ˈzeja]	n.	home, house	wim + Gez. -ja
zēiē	[ˈzeːjeː]	n.	uncle	Gez. jēnjē (S)
zēikêmel	[zeːjˈkeːmel]	n.	astronomy	bwai iskaimel
zēô	[zeːˈoː]	n.	sword	Gez. wesau (S/C)
zēra	[ˈzeːra]	n.	copper	Gez. zɛmrā (W)
zēra	[ˈzeːra]	n.	family, dynasty	(zed "son" + -ra coll)
zekhōbu	[ˈzekʰoːbu]	n.	pilgrim	bwenggorbu
zekhor	[ˈzekʰor]	v.	worship	bwenggor
zekhôsu	[zeˈkʰoːsu]	n.	riches, wealth	bwenggautsu "inheritance"
zīdel	[ˈziːdel]	v.	wear	wirdel
ziē	[ˈzjeː]	v.	yell, cry out	wisai
zienih	[ˈzjenih]	n.	iron	F. jiənih
zīma	[ˈziːma]	n.	mud	wisma
zīmalō	[ˈziːmaloː]	n.	water barrel	wismalau
zimē	[ˈzimeː]	n.	neighbour	wimès
zimēā	[ˈzimeːaː]	n.	gossipmonger	wimès "neighbour" + asa "woman"
zin	[ˈzin]	adj.	wet	wing
zin	[ˈzin]	v.	live	wim
zoiax	[ˈzojax]	n.	bay	bwogig
Zophīs	[ˈzopʰiːs]	top.	Zophīs	-
zopho	[ˈzopʰo]	v.	remember	wompo
zūd	[ˈzuːd]	n.	tradition	Gez. jaud "old" (C)
zuku	[ˈzuku]	v.	blame	wuku
zūleg	[ˈzuːleɡ]	n.	cheese	Gez. jubleg (C)
zūn	[ˈzuːn]	v.	wait	Gez. waumo- (C)
zut	[ˈzut]	adv.	rightward	bwut

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