Fáralo/Lexicon
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This is an unofficial wiki version of the lexicon.
The official Fáralo lexicon (which is not sortable but may have a few additional words) can be found at the end of the Fáralo grammar. |
Fáralo Lexicon
(aux) indicates auxiliary verbs; see the Morphology section for morphological irregularities. (pl) indicates nouns that are used in the plural only.
Most roots can serve as nouns or verbs, depending on how they're inflected. If you're looking up an English verb, try the noun form, and vice versa. See Derivation for details.
Etymology:
- Far. = Faraghin
- Gez. = Gezoro
- Mûts. = Mûtsipsa'
- Thok. = Thokyunèhòta
- Ndd. = Delta Naidda
- unmarked = Ndak Ta
1022 words (+10)
Fáralo word | PoS | meaning | etymology |
---|---|---|---|
a | pron | he/she (3s nom) | a |
abe | adj | solid, stable | abwe |
aboa | v | bloom, flourish | abbwa |
abu | pron | them (2p acc) | as + agentive -bu |
abunde | n | thunder | abwodnodn |
adulsə | v | tell, relate | atulsa |
adulsu | n | story, history | |
adwə | adj | dark | adwa |
adwəsæt | v | bribe | "dark money" |
aə | n | swamp | abâi |
agal | adj | active | aubai + dim. |
agiu | v | hope | awio |
agu | adj | happy | aubo "easy" |
Agumosou | top | the chief city of the Dagæm islands | "happy port" |
ak | pron | they (3p nom) | ak |
akremu | n | wax | akremo |
al | aux | want, desire (aux) | ali "fire, be warm, burn" |
alégadu | n | constitution (a foreign concept) | Ad. ālégadu "the Laws" |
alenin | adj | civil (war) | alen "split" + adj. -in |
algo | pp | despite, against | al "without" + wau "for" |
alóu | n | flower | ailàu |
alpo | v | manufacture | alpau "make" |
alpobu | n | manufacturer, craftsman | |
ammu | v | steal | aulmo |
ammubu | n | thief | |
anǽn | adj | dry | asnàn |
aoba | n | mason | arbwa "craftsman" |
aogə | n | uncertainty, confusion | arwa "fog" |
apo | n | fruit | apwi |
apridu | n | horror, terror | apridn "be horrified" |
arélibu | n | opponent, dissident | Ad. ārêlibu "opposers" (reinterpreted as singular) |
as | qu | many, much | ais |
Asalé | top | the best-known city of Rathedān in the far west | Ad. Athalē |
asin | adj | heavy | "much-ish" |
ašu | adj | chief, supreme | aio |
ašubu | n | chieftain, leader | |
ate | v | keep | aitn |
atelo | n | storehouse | |
atelol | n | closet, storage area | |
atu | n | possession | "something kept" |
avávo | adj | poor, miserable | Ndd. avāvo "poor city-dweller" |
azə | n | woman | asa |
æba | adj | sober | ambwa "moderately" |
æbu | pron | him/her (2s acc) | â + agentive -bu |
æč | pron | my (1s poss) | âki |
æčih | pron | our (1p poss) | âkik |
ækə | n | air | âka |
æda | aux | need (aux) | âidai |
æda | n | corpse | ainda "ashes" |
æde | aux | stay, remain, stand; keep at, continue doing; be (aux) | ande |
ædelu | n | city | "stay-place" |
ægah | pron | their (3p poss) | âkak |
ægə | pron | his/her (3s poss) | âka |
æglewku | pron | thy (2s poss) | âklaingko |
ægóu | adj | awry, wrong, off | ainggàu |
ægóubu | n | eccentric, crank | ainggàubu |
æjegə | pron | whose | âk gewa |
æm | pron | to him/her/them (3s/3p dat); of, for | am |
æməl | n | fly (insect) | ammi + dim. |
æna | adj | hungry | anai "empty" |
ænal | adv | downward | aina + dim. |
ænal | n | hold (of a ship) | aina "downward" + dim. |
æŋéilo | n | military | angài + -lo |
ænil | n | a hair (as a mass, use plural) | aini + dim. |
æŋu | pron | your (2p poss) | âgdok |
æsečə | n | kind, type, sort | ansetra "prototype" |
æti | n | river | aunti |
æte | adj | feeble, weak | ainte |
ætu | adj | old | anto |
baba | v | babble; chat | (imitative) |
bad | adj | sweet, sugary | basti "gentle" |
bage | adj | rough | bagng |
Balanin | n | the first ruling dynasty of imperial Huyfárah | Far. balanin "ironlike" |
bæb | v | miss (not hit) | bambi "fail" |
bæbu | n | root; anchor | bâpu |
bæbur | adj | strong | bambor |
bæl | v | speak with an accent | bâil "burp" |
bæna | v | beg, supplicate | banai "worship" |
bænéilo | n | pagan temple | banailau |
bære | v | own (land) | bâre "have, possess" |
bæru | n | real estate, land holdings | |
badew | n | father | Far. badeu |
baobadew | n | uncle: father's older brother | Far. barbadeu "master of father" |
baodat | n | judge | Far. bartat "master of law" |
baogas | n | captain (of a ship) | Far. bargars |
baoluy | n | fifth day of the week | Far. barloi |
baomast | n | steward, majordomo | Far. barmašt "master of the palace" |
baonuy | v | advance, progress, march | Far. branoin "go forward" |
baosifa | n | admiral, naval commander | Far. barsifa "master of seas" |
baoteka | n | commander | Far. bartekha "master of swords" |
Barnágo | top | a city on the upper Oltu | Far. barnagho "master of bears" |
baruy | v | appoint, grant | Far. baroin "make a master" |
bas | adj | calm, even-tempered | Far. bas |
baše | n | stick, branch; spine; keel | batsn |
bašel | n | twig | batsn + dim. |
beibu | pp | among, between | mbembu |
beibul | n | genitals | "between" + dim. |
beibulsa | n | vagina | "female genitals" |
beiča | n | leg | baitrai |
beidu | adj | tight | bendut |
beb | v | punish | bespi |
benuy | v | annul | Far. benoin "make nothing" |
bepo | adj | dumb, retarded | bekwâu "insufficient" |
bewš | n | first day of the week | Far. breuš, a goddess |
bewšin | adj | unlucky, unfortunate | Far. breušin |
biəbu | v | scratch; massage | bimbo "rub" |
boa | cj | or | boda "xor" |
boá | aux | can | bwa- permissive prefix |
boáš | v | sweat | bwats |
boéča | n | daughter | "female son" |
boéd | n | son | bwed |
boéi | n | star | bwai |
boéiægə | n | declination (of a star); latitude | "(height) of a star" |
boéimate | n | astronomy, naviation | "star-knowledge" |
boéigur | n | respect | bwenggor "honor" |
boéisti | n | orgy, debauchery | bwaikti "feast" |
Boíəba | top | Oigôp'oibauxeu. a city in Lašumu; the river it's on | Bwimbai |
bóig | n | bay, inlet | bwogig |
bomə | n | wheat | borma |
borə | v | nurse | bora |
bou | adv | again | bau |
bougə | n | back (side); stern | bongga |
boula | n | earth, soil | baulai |
bous | n | ox | baus |
boutu | v | pierce, penetrate | bontu |
bu | num | four | bu |
bubiš | adj | warm | bubwits |
buəbu | n | spy | budnabu |
buədə | v | listen | budna |
buəŋil | v | wound, hurt | bungie + dim. |
buŋišə | v | reward | bungia |
but | pp | next to, near | bwut "rightward" |
čaok | n | king | Far. čark |
čaoksa | n | queen | "king" + fem. |
čælo | n | school | kaimlau |
čæme | v | study, learn | kaime |
čæn | n | fire | Far. šan |
čæn | v | burn | Far. šan "fire" |
čæniz | v | admonish, shame | kaumisi "reprimand" |
čæŋlo | n | lavatory | Ndd. cainglo |
čæšum | adj | powerful, great | kâtsum |
če | num | one | ke |
čega | adj | only, sole | |
čeidu | n | jester | kendu "skeptic" |
čeilə | n | teacher | kenla |
čeino | v | ask | kenau |
čeiŋ | v | walk | keng |
ček | v | throw | kek |
čekəl | v | vomit | kek + dim. |
čelč | n | danger | kelki |
čeobu | n | student, scholar | kaimbu |
češus | adj | unreliable, risky, unhealty | ketsus "unsafe" |
čičih | n | lightning | kikik |
čiəba | v | tie | kîbai |
čiəpal | v | whine, rant | kimpal "complain" |
čiən | v | marry | Far. triban |
čiənu | n | husband | Far. tribud |
čiətu | adj | generous, kind | kinto |
čil | n | barley | kil |
čilo | n | basket, bushel | kilau "barley-place" |
Čisse | top | a city on the eastern coast | (from the local indigens) |
čosk | adj | threatening, hostile | Far. čoks |
čutu | v | spit | (imitative) |
daba | adj | white | dauwai |
dačaok | n | princess | Far. deučark |
dada | cj | but | daldâ |
dagane | n | camp | Far. daghne |
Dagæm | top | the islands east of Kasadgad | Dawaim |
dagubu | n | host, proprietor | |
daguy | v | host | Far. daghoin "to make stay" |
dalsu | n | honey | dalsur |
daodan | v | dance | Far. daradan |
daom | v | warn | darem |
das | v | fight | das |
dašiəm | n | hemp; canvas, sail | Far. dašim |
dau | adj | male, masculine | dado |
dayadok | n | (person) from Rathedān, the western mountains | Ad. Dāiadak |
daz | n | goddess (of polytheistic religions) | dasi |
dæŋ | n | mountain | daing |
deidin | adj | numinous, awesome, frightening | dautin "holy" |
deikəlo | n | holy place (in the wild), haunted area | dêka "spiritual" + "place" |
deimit | v | support (dependants, crops), receive (guests); yield | dalmit "host" |
deine | n | smarts, cunning | dene "reason" |
deiŋ | n | finger | dengi |
deip | n | young (of an animal) | dempi "child" |
demaš | n | feast | Far. demač "celebratory dinner", lit. "gift" |
depa | v | shave | depmai |
dewmuh | v | hunt | desmog |
diágə | n | title of Edák rulers | diàka |
dida | adj | possible | ditai |
diəbæŋ | v | lay aside, store, preserve | dimbang |
diəbo | n | fat, grease, oil | dimbau |
digun | n | thing, object | dikon |
dióa | v | imagine | dioba |
dizo | adj | typical, ordinary | disau "usual" |
do | pron | you (2p nom) | do 2s |
dogu | v | groan, moan | dowo "grumble" |
dorač | n | breakfast, lunch | Far. drorač "awakening meal" |
dou | num | five | dau |
doul | adj | weary, tired | dodo + dim. |
doum | pron | to you (2p dat) | dom 2s |
doumah | n | glass (substance) | Far. domagh |
douŋ | pron | you (2p acc) | dong 2s |
duə | v | praise | dungwi |
duəbu | v | smell | dumbo |
dukəs | n | master, teacher | Mûts. dux |
duzæm | v | regret | dusam |
ebǽru | n | bark (of tree), husk (of fruits) | mbâro |
ebédə | v | order, arrange | mbesta |
ebewr | adj | short | mbâur |
ebí | v | say, speak | mbi |
ebíč | adj | necessary | mbiski |
ebíəbe | v | sing | mbîbwe |
ebíəbu | n | singer | |
ebíu | adj | guilty | mbibo |
eboáge | v | push, impel | mbwawe |
ebóbe | adv | enough | mbopm |
ebóbu | n | musician | |
ebód | n | color | mbod |
ebóp | n | music | mbop |
ebórol | v | be wary, distrust | mboraul "be careful" |
ebóuta | n | seed | mbontai |
eboúrə | adj | strange, weird | mbwura "unusual" |
ebréibo | n | ruins (esp. Edák ones) | Ndd. èvrevo |
ebúəwe | v | carry, hold | mbunwe |
ebúmu | n | belly | mbusmu |
ebúrə | v | decide | mbura |
ečét | v | fade, wilt | ngket |
ečidálo | n | kitchen | eskidnalau |
ečíde | v | cook | eskidn |
edáboə | adj | corrupt, rotten | ndabwa "dirty" |
edák | n | An ethnonym; the name of the people of Kazəgad | Ndak |
edálide | n | energy, vigor | ndalidn |
edástə | n | the Edák language, parent of Fáralo | Ndak Ta |
edázə | v | change | estasa |
edé | v | rub; play (an instrument) | nde "touch" |
edébu | n | musician | |
edéi | n | tree; mast | ndai |
edélo | n | theater, stage | "play-place" |
edéinæ | v | live | ndenam "breathe" |
edéio | adj | safe, secure | ndêwu |
edewn | adj | pure | ndaun |
edewnin | adj | holy | "purer" |
edíəmu | v | spare someone's life; set free | ndimu "mercy" |
edúgə | pron | why | nduwa |
edu- | det | some (indefinite article clitic) | ndo |
egág | v | put | nggawi |
ege | qu | all, every | ewe |
egéi | adv | upward | nggai |
egemalə | pron | everywhere | "every" + "where" |
egew | pron | everyone, everything | ege "every" + -bu |
egól | n | foot | nggol |
egræn | v | satisfy | egran "scratch" |
egúgo | v | deceive | ngguko |
egúgo | n | fool | ngguko "deceive" |
eib | v | freeze | aipi |
eibəl | adj | green | auspi + dim. |
eibur | v | swim | embur |
eidu | v | fall; fail | endu |
eigə | adj | good | aiwa |
eigə | n | name of the great river of Kazəgad and Lašumu | aiwa |
eikə | n | (land) animal | |
eikəmate | n | animal husbandry | |
eiku | v | kill | engku |
eim | v | turn | em |
eimo | adj | loose | emau |
einišə | v | fly | alnia |
einu | adj | bitter; vicious, resentful | eno |
eione | adj | obscure, hard to understand | aurne "muddy" |
eioti | n | day, daytime | airti |
eiwəl | n | west | emwel |
eiz | v | paint, color | aisi |
eiziw | n | painter, artist | aisibu |
ekéi | n | egg | ngkai |
ekúi | n | blessing, benefit | Mûts. hexu'i |
elje | adj | clean | elge |
ekádə | v | continue, persist | ngkasta |
elpe | v | melt | ailpabm |
eluoga | adj | abundant, common | elul "everywhere" + "way" |
enǽdə | v | feel (an emotion) | |
Enčélade | top | Ngahêxôldod, a city in Lašumu | Ngkeladadn |
enóuno | v | mess up, get in trouble | Ndd. èrnàrno "do to one's own detriment" |
eobu | v | sleep | erbo "rest" |
eobulo | n | bed | erbolau "rest-place" |
eočeiŋ | v | limp, stumble | "fail to walk" |
eodás | v | be a coward | "fail to fight" |
eomate | v | guess | "fail to know" |
eonáonu | v | harm, injure | ernarno "do to one's detriment" |
eosíən | v | choke | "fail to drink" |
epaf | adj | light (not heavy) | epwaip |
epág | adj | far | mpag |
epágal | v | exaggerate, claim | mpaskali "assert", influenced by "far" |
epágægə | n | distance; longitude | "distance of" |
epáte | v | investigate, research | upmatn |
epǽm | v | cry | mpaim |
epǽpoge | v | curse | ngkwaimpaugng "vomit" |
epé | v | sit; meet (councils) | mpe |
epélo | n | chair | "sit-place" |
epéilu | v | rain | mpêlo |
epél | v | rest | mpe + dim. |
epéiša | n | fish, seafood | mpaiswa |
epépe | n | breast | mpepm |
epído | adj | private | mpitau |
epoǽn | n | ball | eplain |
epóu | cj | because | mpau |
epš | v | destroy | ebri |
epšilo | n | ruins | ebrilau |
epúonim | n | pagan, polytheist, infidel | mpurnim "heathen" |
erǽbu | n | drunkard | |
erǽde | v | be drunk or stoned | erande "fail to stand" |
ereibur | v | drown | "fail to swim" |
eríba | v | be clumsy | erimbwa |
erólo | adj | impotent | Ndd. èrola |
eróušu | v | defraud, con | eraitsu |
erúdu | v | strive for, attempt | eroto "work for" |
esé | v | bleed; ooze | ntse "blood" |
eséotim | v | discuss, debate | ntsertim |
eš | num | six | ets |
ešǽd | qu | much | ntsand "greatly" |
eše | n | method, operation, process | etsn "manner" |
ešen | v | act, behave | etsen |
ešo | adv | always | etsau |
etá | aux | stop (aux) | nta |
etáše | pp | surrounding, all around; throughout | ntatsn |
eté | pp | with, by, using (instrumental) | nte |
etéiwa | n | tiller; tail | ntêwâ |
etéišə | adj | wrong, incorrect | ntausia "false" |
etéše | v | sail; govern, run | ntetsn "float" |
etéšu | n | sailboat | |
etewg | n | forest | ntâug |
etíədu | n | metal | ntindo |
etíšə | adj | right, correct | ntia |
etíšal | adj | same | ntial |
etóumate | adj | complex, complicated | ntomatn |
etúbə | adj | docile, submissive | ntupa "peaceful" |
etúgə | n | action, deeds; the main religion of Huyfárah | Mûts. ntû'a "religion" |
ewa | n | snake | aimwa |
ewbu | n | urchin, petty criminal | aimbu "peasant" |
ewmu | v | reject, hate | aumu "spit" |
ewpa | n | statue | âukwai |
ezul | v | take | esul |
fáralo | n | (person) from Huyfárah; the Fáralo language | "Faraghin" + -lo |
ferój | n | Feråjin (people to the east of the Faraghin) | Far. feroi |
fistaš | adj | unlawful, illegal | Far. fistats |
fizætud | n | rookie, newbie, wet behind the ears | Far. fisrantud "inexperienced" |
foga | v | make, create | Far. foghan |
fogalo | n | workshop | |
gaba | v | share | gabbwa |
gafač | n | crime | Far. ghafač "theft" |
gafaču | n | criminal | |
gah | v | mock, disdain | gagak "smile" |
gaos | n | boat | Far. gars |
gašu | n | rabbit | gaido |
gatač | n | galley | Far. ghantač "dragon" |
gate | n | wood | gatn |
gatel | n | plank, board | |
gæje | pron | those things, those people | (pluralizer + "that one") |
geč | adj | mighty, powerful | Far. gheč |
geipša | n | sheep | gaibra |
geirit | pp | until, up to | nggairit |
geiru | n | atheist, cynic | Ndd. gèddo "skeptic" |
geoč | n | fourth day of the week | Far. gereč, the moon goddess |
gis | n | dagger | Far. ghisk "knife" |
gissa | v | cut | Far. ghiskan |
goá | v | follow | gua |
goda | v | descend, derive | Far. gudan |
gonin | n | elder; elder brother | Far. gonin |
gou | n | road | gau |
goubu | n | traveler | |
goudah | v | dream | gondag |
goul | n | path, way | gau + dim. |
gouga | v | break | gonggai |
goum | adj | high | gom |
goumoudu | n | cross-staff (for measuring angles) | "way-measure" |
gourun | n | desert | gauron "semiarid land" |
gout | adj | dull (not sharp) | gaut |
gozu | adj | difficult | goso |
guab | v | mark, draw | gubab |
guabu | n | drawing | |
gube | v | survive, escape | gubm "survival" |
guətu | cj | so, therefore | gunto |
guru | n | guts, intestines | guro |
ha | n | meat | sa |
hab | v | eat | sab "drink", confused with "meat" |
hačiš | n | garlic | Gez. sakits |
hadír | pp | outside, out of; outdoors | sa tiri "from out of door" |
hadírlo | adj | open, overt, superficial | "outside-ish" |
hadlu | adj | spicy | sadlo "rich-tasting" |
Hagíbəl | n | ancient or poetic name for Huyfárah | Sau Ibli "north coast" |
haglu | adj | gross, nasty | aklu "ugly" with some contamination from h- words |
halapu | v | throw away, discard | salatpu |
halenadu | n | republic (form of government found among Dāiadak) | Ad. hālenadu |
hape | v | force, coerce | sapmi |
haran | n | Faraghin (person or language) | saragin, from Far. Faraghin |
harsa | n | tube, pipe | sarsâ |
hæpabe | aux | begin, start (aux) | sâpabm"lift" |
hætud | n | veteran | Far. rantud "experienced" |
heben | v | mutter, murmur, mumble | sepen |
hei | adj | blue | sai |
heil | adj | foreign | sai + dim. |
heimə | v | wait | sema |
heipud | adj | crooked, twisted; deformed | Far. sempud "twisted" |
heite | adj | neat, proper | sête "tidy" |
helkun | n | enemy | selkon "hostile" |
hewe | n | water | saungwe |
hewegou | n | dock | "water-road" |
heweteka | n | navy, fleet | "water-army" |
hewpu | adj | alone, solitary | saimpo |
hiebu | n | frog | sidespu "jumper" |
híen | v | prove, demonstrate | sien |
hiəbur | v | boil | simbor |
hiəm | n | cloud | sim |
hiəteŋ | adj | different | sîteng |
hiəwa | adj | rotten | simwai |
hičidə | n | misuse of office | sikîda "corrupt" |
hies | v | jump | sides |
higade | n | hurricane | sikadn |
hisəl | v | bequeath | Far. khisel |
hislu | n | child, heir | Far. khislud |
Histuənə | top | an eastern nation, homeland of Etúgə | Mûts. siixtaguna |
hitugə | n | physical necessity; the mundane world | Mûts. sihtû'a |
holə | pron | when | sola |
hou | n | coast | sau |
hounilin | adj | numinous, scary in a supernatural way | sonulak "imaginary" with confusion from hounilo |
hounilo | n | graveyard, cemetary | sonîlaou |
houzuŋ | n | left (side); port | saisung |
huəmu | adj | wrong | sumo |
huənšar | v | help, aid | sungiar |
hude | num | eight | sudn |
hupís | v | defeat, conquer | sompīs |
Hutaba | n | the founder of Etúgə | Mûts. Sútapaj |
Huyfárah | n | the nation of the Fáralo | Far. Soifaragh "Faraghin coast" |
huz | n | mouse | susi |
huzǽtugə | n | immorality, vice, perversion, evil | Mûts. hûsamtû'a |
i | pron | I (1s nom) | i |
ibe | v | touch, use | ispe "feel (experience)", merged with *iba from imbwa "use" |
ibəl | n | north | ibli |
ibu | n | tool | imbwabu |
iče | adj | equal | iske |
ičǽməl | n | study; knowledge | iskaimel |
iden | v | lose; fail to find or buy | isten |
idər | aux | seem, appear (aux) | idr- approximative |
idúəŋ | n | sea, ocean | indùng |
idwæ | n | arm | itwam |
iəb | n | month, moon; one hundred | imbi |
iəbu | pron | me (1s acc) | î + agentive -bu |
iəlænə | n | catastrophe, disaster | imlana "flood" |
iəma | n | symbol, sign | imai |
iəmu | n | head; top | imu |
iəm | pron | to me (1s dat) | im |
iənə | v | see, look | ina |
iəptə | adj | cheerful, jovial | imbenta |
iətə | v | hang, suspend | inta |
ifisænə | n | the spiritual world; salvation; heaven | Mûts. ifiisana |
igə | pron | which one | iwa |
igrih | v | absorb, dissolve | igrik |
ijir | v | whisper | idgir |
ilč | adj | black | ilki |
imə | v | sew | isma |
io | n | noble, lord | idâu |
iodol | n | sun | "noble" + tol "sun" |
ior | adj | sour, acidic | idur |
ioza | n | noblewoman, lady | "noble-woman" |
iozal | n | girl of noble blood; figurehead or bow of a ship | |
ipah | v | sense, perceive | ingkwak |
ipə | adj | straight | ikwa |
ipi | n | liver | ingkwi |
iru | v | open | iro |
is | aux | should (aux) | is- hortative |
isə | pp | to, towards; before (time) | isla |
isəga | adj | early; preceding | "before-ish" |
išo | n | night | iswau |
išonoun | n | journey, voyage | "night-go" |
iwmu | adj | beautiful | ilmo |
iwmusa | n | beautiful girl | |
izin | adj | sudden | isi + -in |
jægə | adj | indignant, wrathful | gâga "angry" |
jæje | pron | that one, that person | gâge "that yonder" |
jæn | n | knife | gan |
jaŋu | v | move | gangio |
jegə | pron | who, what | gewa |
jeipə | n | insult | gempa |
ješ | adv | likely, probably | gets |
jiəku | adj | hard (not soft) | gingko |
jiənih | n | iron | ginig |
jibe | adj | bad | gibm |
jiə | adj | tall | gingwi |
jiwnə | adj | slow | gilna |
jori | v | wake up | Far. drorin |
jos | adj | awake, conscious | Far. drors |
juma | v | complain, protest | Far. druman "denounce (officially)" |
kada | v | amuse, please | Far. katan |
kadal | v | like, appreciate | kada + dim. |
kæda | n | ashes (pl) | ainda |
kaklo | n | border, boundary | kaklau "borderland" |
kaltó | n | wind (pl) | altò |
kaogádin | n | uncle: father's younger brother | Far. kargadin |
kaogə | n | fog, mist (pl) | arwa |
kaotača | n | aunt | Far. kartača |
kape | adv | last year | kapm |
kaš | adj | funny, amusing | Far. kats |
Kazəgad | top | Kasca, the ancient Edák nation, now ruled by Huyfárah | Kasadgad |
kazil | v | look at, watch | kasil |
kebač | n | dinner, meal | Far. kebač |
Kečǽnə | n | the world; the planet Huyfárah is on (pl.) | (pl. of ngkana) |
kečem | n | honor | Far. ketrem |
keil | v | dress; wear | kail |
keilu | n | tunic, rough skirt, peasant dress | "something worn" |
keip | n | grass, herb (pl) | empi |
keiplo | n | pasture | |
keipmate | n | herblore | |
keize | n | snow (pl) | aise |
keoč | adj | angry | Far. kerts |
kepéilu | n | rain (pl) | mpêlo |
kesé | n | blood (pl) | ntse |
kəwú | n | (Etúgeist) priest | Mûts. kûhuuhu |
kiki | n | a spice from the eastern islands | Thok. khiki |
kipa | n | rice alcohol (pl) | Thok. kipa |
kodə | v | cover | kota |
kolə | adj | absurd, crazy | kola "funny" |
kouwə | n | tongue; rudder | komwa |
kpuəma | n | smoke, steam (pl) | pumâ |
kraš | adj | bold, brave | Far. khrans |
kræwa | n | porridge (cheap meal of grain) | arâwa "dinner" |
kreota | v | seize, capture | Far. krertan |
ksoudu | n | sand (pl) | tsondo "dust" |
ku | n | spirit, mind | Mûts. kuu |
kučil | v | rush, hurry | kuk + dim. |
kuəbə | v | waste | kumba |
kuəpéigə | v | assume, suppose | kumpaiwa "believe" |
kuən | adj | sturdy, strong | kun "stiff" |
kuəma | v | redo | kumâi "repair" |
kuət | n | devil, demon | Far. khunt |
kufas | n | (Etúgeist) temple | Mûts. kûfase |
kugal | adj | tame, domesticated (of small animals) | kukail |
kuin | adj | holy, sacred | Mûts. kuu "spirit" + Far. -in |
kuka | v | hiccough | (imitative) |
kumepél | n | grave, burial place | ku æm epél "rest of the spirit" |
kusæp | v | worship | "give the spirit" |
kusræm | n | olive | Gez. kusram |
kušu | v | cough | kutso |
kuz | n | records, archives | (pl. of susi "record") |
kuzlo | n | library; archive | |
kwaše | pron | these things, these people | (pluralizer + "this one") |
labaf | v | ignore | lapabap |
lad | adj | healthy | lasti |
lade | qu | not much | ladn |
ladmate | n | medicine | |
lalpo | v | heal, cure | "make healthy" |
lalpobu | n | doctor, physician | |
lanæh | adj | rich, fragrant | lanag |
laoma | adj | long | larmai |
laršaošə | n | hour | lartsartsa |
laš | n | land, country | lats |
lašin | adj | national | |
Lašumu | top | Axôltseubeu, the nation upriver from Kazəgad | Latsomo |
laz | v | close, shut | lasi |
læpu | n | bone | langkwo |
læpusa | n | penis | "bone-meat" |
læta | adj | fast | lantai |
leč | n | sword | Far. lets "longsword" |
lečew | n | eighth day of the week | Far. lečeu |
lega | n | word; language | lewai |
legal | v | write | lewai + dim. |
legéiša | n | poetry | lewaitsâi |
lei | n | bird | lai |
leid | n | year | laid |
leideiŋ | n | wing | "bird-finger" |
leidin | adj | annual | |
leil | v | flow, pour; row | lail |
leilu | n | rowboat | |
leir | adj | young | lairi |
leišo | adj | cold | lêtsau |
lestə | v | collect, gather | lekta |
lewə | n | delta | lâwa |
lewku | pron | thou (2s-T nom) | laingko |
lewkuŋ | pron | thee (2s-T acc) | laingkong |
lewkum | pron | to thee (2s-T dat) | laingkom |
lews | adj | free, independent | Far. leus |
lewsuy | v | free, liberate | Far. leusoin |
liəmu | v | smile | limu "laugh quietly" |
lišu | v | form, shape | ligio |
lizegu | v | shake | lisedgo |
loušə | v | answer, reply | lonsia |
loute | adj | right, correct | lonte |
loumo | v | visit | lolmau |
lu- | det | the; abstract nominalizer (clitic) | lu |
luba | v | lie | Far. lupan |
luətəm | pron | to us (1p dat) | "the", used as a pluralizer, + i |
luki | pron | we (1p nom) | "the", used as a pluralizer, + i |
luzis | pron | us (1p acc) | "the", used as a pluralizer, + is |
mabe | n | mouth | mabm |
mač | n | table | maki |
mačud | n | slave | Far. magačud "captive (from a raid)" |
made | n | force, violence | madn "violent" |
magač | v | loot, pillage | Far. magač |
mai | pron | nobody, nothing | mage |
maiga | adj | empty | "nothingly" |
malæwe | adj | successful | malâwe |
malə | pron | where | mala |
malge | v | suck | malwe |
mardu | n | human | maldo |
marš | n | hammer | ngwartsi "tool" |
mas | qu | a few | mi ais "not many" |
mastač | n | government | Far. maštač "house" + nom. |
mastin | adj | royal, governmental; public | Far. maštin |
mašo | adv | never | matsau |
mate | v | know | matn |
matel | v | think, suspect | matn + dim. |
mateboéi | n | astrolabe | "know-star" |
matibəl | n | magnet; compass | "know-north" |
matugə | n | the impossible (to normal men); fantasy, spirituality | Mûts. gmatû'a |
mau | adj | blunt, dull | mabbu "blunt thing" |
mæ | v | believe | ngwâi "think" |
mæde | n | heart | maunde |
mæde | v | feel (an emotion) | maunde "heart" |
mædidə | n | intelligence | maunde ta "mind" |
mædu | adv | purposeless, pointless | mandu "for no reason" |
mæg | adv | today | mâg |
mæm | num | seven | mam |
Mæmedéi | top | a city on the mouth of the Oltu | "seven trees" |
mæsa | n | cow | mâisâ |
mebe | n | peasant, farmer | mebwe "father" |
mebelo | n | farm | "farmer-place" |
mei | v | trade | mê "journey" |
meibu | n | trader, merchant | |
meikut | n | bastard, sumbitch | Far. menkhunt "son of a devil" |
meil | v | read | mêli |
meis | v | lack, be insufficient | mebis |
melede | v | include | meledn |
menčaok | n | prince | Far. menčark |
mengaos | n | first mate | Far. mengars |
menio | n | young lord; boy of noble blood | |
Mentek | n | first king of the Balanin dynasty | Far. mentekh "son of a sword" |
meode | v | squirt, spurt, splatter | ngwerde |
meokát | n | younger brother, apprentice, cadet | merkát |
mewk | v | rebel | mâuk "protest" |
mewkil | v | oppose, resist | "rebel" + dim |
meze | v | meet (people), encounter | mese |
mezel | v | greet | "meet" + dim. |
məlew | v | figure out, realize | N.A. mîleu "come to understand" |
mi | qu | no, none | mi |
midišǽna | v | fornicate | ngwitianal "get pregnant" |
Miədu | top | the southernmost city in Huyfárah proper | Mos Mindu |
miəwə | adj | heroic | mingwa "powerful" |
miga | v | thank | midgai |
mik | n | bread | mik |
mimalə | pron | nowhere | "no"+ "where" |
miopə | adj | deaf | "no ear" |
miordo | adj | blind | "no eye" |
mipimə | n | dough, paste | mikwisma |
mipól | adj | nasty, indecent | ngwipaingkwul "terrible" |
miš | adj | modern, novel | mits "late" |
mišǽf | v | owe | ngwitsampi |
mišagu | n | holiday, day off | miasko "celebrate" |
miúgur | v | try, attempt | miukur |
moge | adv | backward | ngwogng |
mola | adj | full | ngwolâi |
molar | v | prefer | morar |
molən | adj | alert, vigilant | molan "awake" |
mordu | n | front; chest (of a person) | moldau |
more | n | magic, mysticism, the occult | more "dim" |
mosin | adj | civilized, urban, cultured | mos "city" + -in |
mosou | n | port, harbor | "city (of) coast" |
mospi | adj | uncultured, provincial | N.A. moispî "showing poor judgment" |
mou | n | skin | ngwau |
moudu | v | measure | mondu "count, measure" |
moumušezə | n | council, senate | Far. mašmuršesa "house of warriors" |
mouru | adj | narrow | mauro |
mowe | n | oral sex | Ndd. màwè "fellate" |
Muəbaz | top | a city in Kazəgad, modern Momuva"e | Mos Mumbasi |
muəbazin | adj | lawless, anarchic | (from conditions in Muəbaz) |
muba | n | worm | mombwai |
mube | adj | foolish, rash | muspê "foolish" |
mula | n | ice | mulâ |
mus | v | grow | mus |
muslo | n | origin | muslau |
musmate | n | agriculture | |
mušidutə | n | belief, philosophy, ideology | Mûts. mûtsitû'a |
muymis | adj | stupid | musmis "stupid" |
mwáogube | adj | ponderous, grave | mwarwobm "heavy" |
na | pp | in (locations, substances, regions), inside; on | nai |
nabe | adj | red | napê |
nača | n | lady, baroness | nat + -sa |
nadír | pp | in (containers), inside of, indoors | nai tiri "in door" |
nadírlo | adj | secret, hidden | "inside-ish" |
naei | n | work, labor | nagebi |
naga | adj | inner, interior | "in-ish" |
nagane | n | capital; seat (of a noble) | Far. nagane "lord-place" |
nagə | n | god (of polytheistic religions) | naka |
nagu | n | bear (animal) | Far. nagho |
naluŋuh | v | organize, arrange | nalunguk |
naoga | adj | regular, predictable | nabâu + -ga |
naonu | v | divide, separate | narno "cut" |
naoŋga | v | split | naonu + "way" |
napóča | v | play (e.g. games), have fun | Far. napalčan "mess around from boredom" |
narór | n | horse | nalaròr |
naskuy | v | exile, cast out | Far. naksoin "put outside" |
našiŋa | adv | futile, in vain | naisngai "pointlessly" |
nat | n | lord, baron | Far. nagat |
nata | n | the nobility, aristocracy | Far. nagata "lords" |
nayu | n | noodles (an eastern dish) | Thok. nayu |
nazə | n | east | nasa |
næbə | pron | someone, something | nambe |
næbæm | adj | small | nambam |
næblo | pron | sometime | nambau + -lo |
nælul | pron | somewhere | namlul |
næm | n | illness, disease | nam "sick" |
næme | qu | some, any | namê |
næmuh | adj | orange | namowi "brown" |
næpe | v | swell (up) | nambepm |
neča | n | wife | netrai |
nege | n | the most; maximum; azimuth | newe |
neib | v | aim | nembi "intend" |
neiŋə | n | leaf | nenga |
neljæn | v | twist | nelgan |
neobu | n | sick person, patient | |
neos | adj | sick, ill | Far. ners "weak" |
niən | cj | if/then conjunction | nin |
nil | num | nine | nil |
nioga | n | war | Far. nirgha |
niogalo | n | battlefield | |
noš | v | die | nots |
noulo | n | street | nonlau "go-place" |
noun | aux | go (aux) | non |
nuaš | v | cheat | nugats "trade" |
nubázi | n | realization, enlightenment | Mûts. nuduuhasihi |
nuəma | v | boast | numagi |
nuge | adj | easy | nuwe |
nupáča | n | slime, snot | nukàkâ |
ŋa- | (prefix forming a participial adjective: ŋanoun "going") | ngwa "few" | |
ŋadə | v | make love, have sex | ngata "sleep" |
ŋal | adv | very | ngal |
ŋalər | adv | too, too much; excessive | ngal + comparative -ur |
ŋalleil | n | flood | "too much water" |
ŋastís | n | villain, rogue | ngaktīs "slave" |
ŋapšə | adj | thick | ngabra |
ŋæ | n | gaffer; title for an elder peasant | ngâ "adult" |
ŋæne | n | neck | ngane |
ŋæŋu | v | laugh | ngango "laugh loudly" |
ŋeibə | n | toe | ngemba |
ŋeide | v | wipe | ngende |
ŋi | num | two | ngi |
ŋiəbu | adj | sharp; acute, clever | ngimbu |
ŋiəbul | n | needle | "sharp" + dim. |
ŋigatač | n | bireme | "two-galley" |
ŋouru | adj | ancient; also an ethnonym | ngauro |
Ŋourlo | top | a city in Kazəgad | Ngaurlau |
ŋuəne | adj | prudent, cautious, conservative | ngune "moderate" |
ŋura | n | cloves | (uncertain origin) |
ŋura | adj | brown | "clove-colored" |
oa | n | salt | odai |
oæm | n | right (side), starboard | odam |
obo | pp | for, for the purpose of | ob "at" + wau "for" |
odu | v | come | oto |
odu | aux | come, (aux) be at the moment | oto |
odulo | n | destination | otolau |
ogabe | v | suffer, be hurt | odgabm |
ogu | v | mourn, grieve | owu |
olǽtə | v | be exhausted, be wiped; be feeble with age | olanta "do too much" |
olinə | v | not know, not perceive | olina "be blind to" |
olo | n | place, location | olau |
oltu | adj | new | olto |
oltu | top | the name of the main river of Huyfárah | olto "new" |
Oltumosou | top | a city on the mouth of the Poráš | "new port" |
oludo | v | deserve, have a right to | oloto "deserve a place" |
oludu | n | deserts, things rightfully one's own | |
olyéna | v | commit a faux pas | Ndd. oljènàn |
oŋ | v | squeeze | orngi |
opə | n | ear | okwa |
opin | adj | auditory; audible | |
opwo | n | a type of meal popular in Lašumu | N.A. opweu |
ordo | n | eye | oldau |
ordin | adj | visual; visible | |
orgal | v | ignite, explode | ôriwal |
oslók | v | forget | oslòk (reborrowed) |
ošyal | v | propose, suggest | obial "offer" |
ote | v | run, hurry | orte |
otóun | adj | thin | auntōn |
oubə | qu | almost all | omba "many" |
oudisa | n | witch | |
oudiz | n | magician | ondisi "expert" |
ougə | pp | behind, in back of | ob bongga "at the back" |
oumol | n | younger sister | omai + dim. |
oumu | n | mother | omo |
-oun | cj | and | on |
ouŋa | adj | vulgar, base | alngai "common" |
ouŋu | pp | without, except for | al "without" + ngu "as" |
oupə | adj | boring | ompa "flat" |
oupu | adj | deep | ompu |
oušu | v | promise | aitsu |
ouwa | cj | and | ongwâ |
ouzə | n | suicide | ausa "sacrifice" |
ouzu | adv | yesterday | auso |
oymə | adj | recent | osma |
oyŋǽŋga | adj | serious, solemn | olngango "be serious" |
pabo | v | analyze, categorize | papau "name" (reborrowed) |
pačuna | v | count, reckon | Far. pačunan, from pat-sun "one-two" |
padu | v | attack | pasto |
padupe | v | smash, break | kwatopm |
Palge | top | a free city in Kazəgad, modern Pawé | Palwe |
pap | n | defense | pap "shield" |
pardə | n | valley | palda |
paš | n | socket, niche | kwats "chair" |
pat | adj | stinky, smelly | kwat |
pæm | adj | round | kwaim |
pæn | v | bite, chew | kwain |
pea | adj | ready | kweda |
pei | adj | big | pai |
peiblo | n | beach | pailbelau |
peide | adj | loud | kwaidn |
peilaš | n | mainland (as opposed to the sea) | "big land" |
peilbu | n | hourglass | pailbe "sand" + -bu |
peimæb | n | mystery | palmambi "secret" |
Peimast | top | a city on the upper Poráš | "big house" |
pein | pp | with, accompanied by, having | kwen |
peitə | aux | fucking do (aux) | penta "fuck up" |
peitu | adv | apart | kwentu |
pepə | adj | last, final | pekwa |
peras | n | knight, first rank of noble | peras "brave" |
peše | v | drop, let go; abandon | kwetsn |
pezə | v | shit | pesa |
pezəlo | n | outhouse, toilet | |
pi | n | fingernail | kwi |
piədæmis | v | understand | kwindamis |
piəm | adj | low | pim |
piəm | v | abase; (refl) submit, lower oneself, sacrifice | pim "low" |
pigəl | adv | first | piwel "early" |
pila | v | send | pilai |
pila | aux | have done, send for (aux) | pilai "send" |
pipe | adj | practical, earthy | pipm "useful" |
pir | n | goat | kwir |
pišil | adj | pale, gray | pitsi + dim. |
popu | v | fear | paingkwu |
porat | adj | trustworthy, sound | Far. porat "clean, pure" |
Poráš | top | the river east of the Oltu | |
pouku | v | refuse, deny | pokpo |
poun | n | island | pon |
pouni | n | plant, vegetation | ponî |
pragu | adj | tamed, broken (of horses) | Far. pragud "accustomed, tamed" |
præmbu | n | architect | |
præn | v | build; design | pirain "plan" |
prænmate | n | architecture, building | |
pubiət | v | threaten, menace | pupibat |
Puwa | top | a Naidda-speaking city in the far south | Ndd. Pu'a |
puwə | n | nose | pungwa |
rari | adj | addicted | Ndd. raiddi |
Rasedán | top | the western mountains | Ad. Rathedān |
raul | v | fill | ragol |
ræbe | pp | along; during, in, within | rambe |
ræde | n | sky | rande |
rædel | n | pot, jar | rander + dim. |
ræpe | adj | fertile | rampa "abundant" |
ræpen | pp | instead of, in place of | rampen |
rætu | v | hear | ranto |
rečiəs | n | bleeding (of a wound); menstruation | rekibas "flood" |
reimur | n | earthquake | remor |
relga | adj | hot | relsi "be hot" + adj. |
rewebe | adj | unable, useless | râwebm "incompetent" |
rewŋ | adj | flat, smooth | raung "plains" |
rewŋəl | n | platform; deck (of a ship) | raung + dim. |
rewŋlo | n | plain, flatlands | |
rifəs | adj | ugly | Far. rifs "scary" |
rišo | v | con, defraud | Ndd. risjo |
ro | num | ten | ro |
robe | n | feather | robm |
roda | v | have, own (things) | Far. rotan' "own, possess" |
rodu | n | possessions, one's things | Far. rotud |
rogə | v | perform, act | rowa "play (an instrument)" |
roulə | v | care for, be devoted to | raula "love" |
roumə ' ' | pron | that (relativizer) | roma |
route | v | flee | (habitative of orte "run") |
rozaru | n | voter (in a republic) | Ad. rozarō |
rubadu | v | annoy, irritate | rupasto "be agressive" |
rud | n | man (male) | rud |
ruduga | adj | unpredictable | (adjectivization of rututu "be unpredictable") |
ruənah | n | priest (of the pagans) | runnak |
ruga | adj | gullible | (adjectivization of rugua "be gullible") |
rulasa | n | whore, prostitute | Ndd. rula "be promiscuous" + -sa "woman" |
rumia | v | trust, have confidence in | (habitative of miga "trust") |
rušan | v | blame; cast aspersions, sling mud | Far. rušnen "paint" |
rušoga | adj | fantastic, imaginative | (adjectivization of rudioba "daydream") |
ruəga | adj | intelligent | (adjectivization of rungwâi "be intelligent") |
sačin | adj | rich, wealthy | Far. sats + -in |
sašə | v | sneeze | tsatsa |
satar | n | democratic assembly | Ad. zāthar |
satugə | n | false knowledge, illusion | Mûts. ttsatû'a |
sæči | adj | soft | tsâuki |
sæŋ | v | wash | tsaing |
sæp | v | give | tsampi |
sæt | n | gold | Far. sat |
sætil | n | money | "little gold" |
sætugə | n | virtue, morality | Mûts. ktsantû'a |
sečas | n | good luck, good fortune | Far. českudač "encounter with pixies" |
sečasin | adj | lucky, fortunate | |
seiš | n | louse | tsêtsi |
seiza | n | dawn | tsaisai "arise" |
sek | n | name | Far. sekh |
seka | v | name, call | Far. sekhan |
selo | n | spear | tselô |
seor | v | pour | tsebor |
seošan | n | seventh day of the week and day of rest | Far. seršan |
serčaok | n | emperor (title of the Fáralo ruler) | Far. serčark "great king" |
serin | adj | imperial | (back-formed from serčaok) |
sernat | n | minister (of state) | Far. sernagat "great lord" |
Sertek | top | a city on the mouth of the Poráš | Far. sertekh "mighty sword" |
seze | adj | steep | tsese |
seziči | v | be born | tsesir + refl. |
sezul | n | infant | "be born" + dim. |
si- | pron | that (clitic) | tsi |
sidin | adj | sad, unhappy | tsisten "be depressed" |
siəč | adj | separate, apart | tsingki |
siən | v | drink | tsin "like" |
Siənčæn | n | the greatest of the Edák emperors | Tsinakan |
sigil | v | urinate, piss | sig + dim. |
silo | n | tooth, fang | tsilâu |
sirul | pron | there | tsilul "there (far)" |
sip | adv | thus | tsip |
siralo | n | brothel | Ndd. sìddalo "inn with a brothel" |
sis | n | dog | tsis |
sissa | n | bitch | "female dog" |
siš | aux | null (aux) | "then" |
sišo | pron | then | tsitsau |
so | aux | must, have to (aux) | tso- obligative |
sobræn | v | succeed | tsopirain |
sos | adj | mature, adult | Far. sors |
sossa | n | nubile girl, one who has just come of age | |
soy | v | cause | tsobi "control" |
soudul | n | powder, dust | tsondo + dim. |
sounči | v | kneel | "knee" + refl. |
souŋ | n | knee | tsong |
suji | v | press, pressure | tsurgî |
sur | adv | tomorrow | tsuri |
susu | v | whistle | (imitative) |
suš | adj | near, nearby | tsuts |
sušin | n | neighbor | |
šælo | n | hearth, fireplace; home | Far. šan "fire" + "place" |
šesuy | v | crown or select a ruler | Far. šesoin "to make holy" |
Šišin | top | the northern mountains (NT Daing Ibli) | Far. Čintsin "northerly" |
šuən | v | stab, slash | Far. prunin |
šuys | adj | merciful, compassionate | Far. šois "sweet, gentle", from šoi "woman" |
ta | aux | just did (aux) | ta dynamic particle |
tača | n | older sister | Far. tača |
Tal | top | the western provinces of Huyfárah | Tali |
talo | n | the people of Tal; the Tlaliolz | |
tædi | n | shelter | taindi "wing" |
tædil | n | oar | taindi "wing" + dim. |
tæm | n | south | tam |
taš | adj | lawful, legal | Far. tats |
tatuy | v | allow, permit | Far. tatoin |
tazbæm | v | imply | tasbam |
teibe | adv | together | taibm |
teiŋu | n | pull | tengo |
teiŋgas | n | punt, flatboat | "pull-boat" |
teitu | adj | wide | tento |
teiš | v | bend, fold | tautsi |
teka | n | army | Far. tekha |
tesses | n | soldier | Far. tekšes "swordsman" |
tid | n | flea | titi |
tiəŋišə | n | flash, spark | tingia |
tikóu | n | stone, rock; anchor | tingkāu |
tir | n | door | tiri |
tišæna | v | take as a concubine or consort | tianai "marry" |
toba | n | horn | topai |
todu | n | idiot, doofus | (from totoli "be clumsy") |
tol | v | shine | tol "sun" |
tol | n | light | tol "sun" |
tolin | adj | bright | |
tou | n | lake | tau |
toun | n | hand | ton |
tudu | v | amaze | tutu |
tuəd | v | oversee, control | Far. tundan |
tulas | n | cinnamon | Ad. thulus |
tuma | n | pirate | Thok. tuma "outlaw" |
twæno | v | avoid, prevent | tuanau |
ubák | n | palace | ospàk "throne" |
Ubáz | n | the Mother Goddess of the Edák | ombāsi |
ubu | adv | soon | ubwu |
učébur | v | rush foolishly into something | ukembur "behave recklessly" |
uəgu | adj | lame, crippled | unggu |
uəm | aux | cause (aux) | umbom- |
uəmə | v | joke | unma "play" |
uəš | v | blow, breathe | untsi |
uəta | n | humor, wit | untai "joke" |
ugaš | v | be a storm | uwaits "be cloudy" |
ugə | pp | from; after | uwa |
ugəga | adv | late, later | "afterish" |
uksáb | v | be eager or zealous | uksab "look forward to" |
ukšúy | v | covet, long for the forbidden | uktsobi |
ulə | v | rise, raise, lift | ula |
ulgə | v | taste | ulwa |
ulgu | n | rope | ulwo |
umórdu | pp | in front of, before (space) | ob moldau "at front" |
umóro | v | be picky | Ndd. u"moddo |
undribu | n | comedian | Ndd. unddivo |
uplə | v | explain, describe | upla |
Ussor | top | capital of Huyfárah | Uksaur |
ušóbe | v | be horny | Ndd. usjàve |
utúči | v | kill oneself | utnots + refl. -či |
uw | adj | cruel, savage | udu |
uwlo | n | barbarian | |
uwméi | adj | yellow | ulmāi |
wa- | det | this (clitic) | wai |
wabə | v | hit | wapa |
wagaga | adj | peaceful | |
wagah | n | peace | wawaik "calm" |
waš | v | dig | wats |
waše | pron | this one, this person | waige |
wat | n | age | wat |
wægól | pp | below, under | ob nggolang "at foot" |
wæpum | adj | hollow | wampum |
wære | v | love | ugbâre optative of "have" |
wætáŋ | pp | beyond, past | ob ntang "at end" |
wætə | pp | about, concerning | wau "for" + nte "with" |
we | aux | will (future aux) | we- future prefix |
wede | n | vegetable | wedn |
weilo | n | garden | wenlau |
weišo | adv | now | waitsau |
wiəm | v | live | wim |
wiəmu | pp | above, over | ob imu "at head" |
wiəŋ | adj | wet | wing |
wilo | n | house | "living place" |
wimés | adj | adjacent, adjoining | wimès "neighbor" |
wimə | n | mud | wisma |
wiməl | adj | dirty | wisma + dim. |
wiza | v | yell, shout | wisai |
wodel | v | wear, carry | wirdel |
wos | num | three | wos |
wošlo | n | dump, hick town | Ndd. wàsjlo "hole in the ground" |
wozgatač | n | trireme | "three-galley" |
woul | pron | here | wailul |
woupu | v | remember | wompo |
wugu | v | condemn, find guilty | wuku "blame" |