Ndok Aisô/Lexicon

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This is a short lexicon of Ndok Aisô. All entries are in the form of the dialect of Ngahêxôldod, ca. 250 YP.

The citation form of verbs is the indicative habitual singular. Along with this, the indicative habitual plural and the stem class are given for all verbs, and any unpredictable irregularities are also listed in the morphology column.

Adjectives are cited in the nominative singular; the accusative singular is also given since the combination of these two forms generally suffices to predict all other morphological forms.

For nouns, the antigenitive form is only given when the stem undergoes changes.

Abbreviations used:

If no etymon is given, the word can be assumed to be a non-Edastean loan from any of various sources, including Hitatc languages, Meshi, Mohudza, and western dialects of Tlaliolz. I expect that these will fill in as more information on these languages becomes available.

(908 words)

Word Morphology PoS Class Definition Etymon
adoi adaig adj. hungry anai "empty"
agets pron. somehow au etsn "some method"
ageu n. city-dweller; citizen arbwa "craftsman"
agixeu n. hope; prospect awio
agoi n. battle; 3rd day of the week angài "war"
agoisoi agoisut'eu v. A-IV fight, struggle, strive angài su "do war"
agufaib agufaimat'eu, pfv.pl agufaip'e v. A-II mourn, grieve owu mpaim "mourn and cry"
ahêb n. tea PHab. *ʔankem
aheu n. air âka
áibôxeu n. snake aimwa
aidageupeu aidageupot'eu v. A-I (o) strike down aina wapa "hit down"
aideu aidag adj.dem lower, front aina "downward"
aidoi aidait'eu v. A-V love âidai "need"
aigrad aigradat'eu v. A-II scratch, rip, tear apart egran "scratch"
aigrat'oi aigrat'uxa n. claw egrandu "scratcher"
aihê pron. everything ege
aihêg qu./pron. both egeg "everything" (du.)
aihêts n. stele, monument ngkets "column" + honorific prefix
aip'oi aip'uxa n. commoner aimbu "peasant"
aisô aisôt'eu v. A-VI speak; communicate Me. aysu
aiteu aitixa n. day airti
ait'eu ait'ag adj. dead ainda "ashes, remains, corpses"
Aitol n. the sun god tol "sun" + honorific prefix, cf. F. iodol
Ak'ab top. a city (toponym prefix a- + nggam "mat"; i.e. "resting place")
akakseu akaksat'eu v. A-I trample, stamp down on PHab. *a:kʷu-a:kas "kill with the feet"
akô n. base (of a mountain); source (of a river) Me. aku
Akôdaig top. a city ("base of the mountain")
akseu aksixa n. horse, stallion PHab. *akešiʔ
ameu amixa n. insect ammi "fly"
aseu cj. long before anto "old"
at n. hill Me. at
at'eu pp. towards, into, onto anda "into"
auseu ausixa n. river aunti
auxud pron. somebody au rud "a man"
axageu n. dinner arâwa
Axôkseuhod top. Kasca (toponym prefix a- + Kasadgad)
Axôltseubeu top. Lasomo (toponym prefix a- + Latsomo)
badoi badait'eu v. B-V worship; celebrate (religion) banai
bafaib bafaima n. onion bâpu mpaim "cry-root"
baikau baikaut'eu v.erg B-VI fail bekwâu "insufficient"
bail bailat'eu v. B-II burp; express disdain bâil "burp"
bat'oxeu n. breakfast bandoro
bausifa n. naval commander F. baosifa
bauxeu bauxag adj. great, significant, important baura
beb bebat'eu, pfv.pl bep'e v. B-II kill; slay (on the battlefield) F. beb "punish"
bêdug bêduhog adj. detailed, elaborate, sophisticated benung "complete, finished"
bêhoi n. number, amount, quantity bengkai
bêmoi pp. above, on top of ob imu "at head"
bepun bepunog adj. puny Ad. bepūn "insufficient"
besoi pp. near, next to wimès wau "neighbor to"
betsleu n. beard betsla
beudeu cj. either/or boda
bik bika n. jaw, chin bikng
bisoi pp. after ob iswau "at night"
bistoi bistuxa n. column, pillar bistu "trunk (of a tree)"
boi adv. again bau
boiloi n. earth, soil; 5th day of the week baulai
bois n. ox; cattle baus
boitroi n. leg baitrai
bol beulat'eu v.erg B-II (eu) lie, recline bal
bolteu bôltat'eu v.erg B-I be laid down, be put away, be dropped bal ta
bomeu n. wheat borma
bok'eu n. buttocks bongga "back"
bosteu bôstêg adj. soft basti "gentle"
bot'a cj.gap either/or *bondâ (by analogy)
bots beutsa n. weapon batsn "stick"
bu num. four bu
bugits bugitsog adj. warm, hot bubwits
buneu bunat'eu v. B-I hear, listen budna
busad n. crab, crayfish busan
dagaihêseu n. winter [lu] dauwaikintsa "the whitening"
daig daiha n. mountain daing
daiheu daihêt'eu v. B-III hate deki
daihiteu daihitat'eu v. B-I take revenge deki ta
dausa n. blanket *dâusâ < Gez. dâuzâ (K)
daxêfêd daxêfêdog adj. careful, cautious, prudent darempin "warn oneself"
deb debat'eu v. B-II marry Me. deb
dedeu dedixa n. prospect, opportunity B.Nz. dedi "option"
dêfeu dêfixa n. young (of an animal) dempi "child"
dêheu dêhixa n. finger dengi
demit n. advantage, benefit B.Nz. demit "profit"
dên n. water
dênoi dênait'eu v. B-V punish denai
dêp'ahêd dêp'ahêdog adj. hidden, invisible, secret dimbangkin "put away-mid"
dêp'oi n. butter dimbau "fat"
despog despeuhat'eu v. B-II (eu) hunt, track, pursue desmog
deuhib n. stranger, foreigner dokib "guest"
deusibauxeu n. "Queen of the Gods" dasi baura "great goddess"
dihod n. tool; utensil dikon "thing"
ditoi adv. maybe ditai "possible"
dixêheu n. king, ruler diàka
dixêheuteu n. dynasty diàka ta
dixêkloi n. palace diàkalau "king-place"
doi num. five dau
doitêd doitênog adj. sacred, holy dautin
dol cj. but dal
dôlbit dôlbitat'eu v. B-II bring dalmit "hold; present"
dolda cj.gap but daldâ
dôlsux n. honey dalsur
doma n. glass F. doumah
dôstod dôstonat'eu v. B-II (n) attack, march forward das non "fight-go"
dôxeu n. wild boar
dugeu dugêt'eu v. B-III praise dungwi
dulbe n. broom, brush, rake dulbe
dume dumet'eu v. B-VI campaign for sth. B.Nz. dume "advertise"
dup'eu dup'ot'eu v.erg B-I (o) smell dumbo
dusab dusabat'eu v. B-II blush, be embarrassed, be ashamed (about) dusam "regret"
duts n. shoulder duts
êb pp. to, for (dative/benefactive) em "turn"
êbixeu êbixat'eu v. A-I show, exhibit, have as a feature *eubixol < obial "offer" (final -l reanalysed as passive)
Êbloi top. a city emlau "bend in the road"
êboi êboixa n. name imai
êboi êbuxa n. head imu
êboiteu êboitat'eu v. A-I adopt, raise as one's own child imai ta "name-dynamic"
êbôxel n. west emwel
ebreu ebrêt'eu v. A-III destroy, annihilate ebri
ebroib ebroibat'eu, pfv.pl ebroip'e v. A-II describe, explain ebraib
êdeu êdat'eu v.erg A-I see ina
edos edeusat'eu v. A-II (eu) act hostile erdas "be aggressive"
edos edeusog adj. hostile; belligerent; enemy erdas "be aggressive"
êfêd êfêdat'eu v.intr A-II turn; change one's mind empin "turn oneself"
êfeu êfixa n. grass empi
ege qu. every; each one of ewe
egek qu. all; all of ewek (pl.)
egeloi pron. everywhere ewelau
egetsoi pron. always (by analogy)
egexud pron. everybody ewe rud "every man"
egip pron. in every way ewip
êhêkoi êhêkuxa n. body ingkwakpu "that which perceives"
êheu n. mammal engka "animal"
êheuloi n. stable, stall, barn engkalau "animal-place"
êheutoi êheutuxa n. property ingkotu
ekêk'oi ekêk'uxa n. cripple, invalid erkengbu "limp person"
êk'eu êk'at'eu v.erg A-I use imbwa
ekoip ekoipog adj. light (not heavy) epwaip
êlekreu êlekrat'eu v. A-I bribe; blackmail êlakra "urge"
élôxoi n. utterance, statement lewai "word"
elpôhêp n. beetroot PHab. *lepankke:pe "red root"
êngelô n. army, military F. æŋéilo
engge n. (respectful term of address) mebwe "father"
êp'eseu êp'esag adj. fortunate imbenta "cheerful"
êp'eu êp'ixa n. the moon (in non-religious contexts); 4th day of the week imbi
êp'ux êp'uxat'eu v.intr A-II swim, float embur
êsaig cj. in order to intaing "in favor of"
êsaik'a cj.gap in order to *intainggâ (by analogy)
êsetsê n. type, species F. æsečə
êseu êsat'eu v.intr A-I be hanging inta
êseuteu êseutat'eu v. A-I hang (tr.) inta ta
eskid eskênat'eu v. A-II (n) cook, fry, roast eskidn
esteleu estelat'eu v.intr A-I burn; be emotionally agitated estela
estelteu esteltat'eu v. A-I burn, ignite, set on fire; anger, upset estela ta
esul esulat'eu v. A-II receive esul "take"
êt'oi êt'ut'eu v.erg A-IV fall endu
ets n. manner; method etsn
ets num. six ets
Êtugê n. the Etúgə religion F. Etúgə
euba eubat'eu v.intr A-VI be a nuisance abâ "commit a crime"
eubai n. swamp abâi
eubeu n. mother; 6th day of the week omo
eugonod n. thunder abwodnodn "thunder"
eukeu n. ear okwa
eulaseu eulasat'eu v.intr A-I exhaust oneself olanta "do too much"
eulebeu eulebog adj. tired, exhausted olerbo "should rest"
eulêd n. furrow alen "split"
euloi n. place olau
euseu n. noblewoman asa "woman"
euteu eutot'eu v. A-I (o) come (intr.); arrive at (tr.) oto
eutot'e eutot'êt'eu v. A-VI (ê) take; pull oto nde "come-touch"
êxaspoi êxasput'eu v. A-IV capture, seize PHab. *eʔas-esmu "take with force"
exat'e exat'êg adj. drunk Ad. erathe
exiboi exibuxa n. tyrant Ad. ēribu "conqueror"
exofeu exofot'eu v. A-I (o) forget *exôxofeu < erwompo
exoitsoi exoitsut'eu v. A-IV betray, defraud, abandon eraitsu "fail to promise"
Faxalô ethn. the Fáralo people F. faralo
fogau n. painting B.Nz. fɔgau "decoration, artwork"
fuloi fulug adj. lenient, forgiving; loose Me. fwulu "treat kindly" (anticausative)
gad n. knife gan
gagêp'eu gagêp'ixa n. month gau imbi "road of the moon"
gaheu gahog adj. angry, violent gâga
gahoip n. axe *gangkwaip < gan mepwaip "heavy blade"
gaikseu gaiksixa n. religious feast bwaikti
gaiksiteu gaiksitat'eu v. B-I commemorate bwaikti ta
gak'eu n. lettuce Gez. gaːngo (C)
galul pron. here, there (near you) gâlul
gasêhab n. bat Gez. ganthakam (C)
gaufog gaufeuha n. trade route gau mpag "far road"
gauxod n. desert gauron "semiarid land"
gaxud pron. this person (near you) gâ rud
ged n. son bwed
Gedaig ethn. the Dāiadak people (ged + daig: "sons of the mountains")
gêdig gêdiha n. iron ginig
gêfeu gêfat'eu v. C-I hurt (emotionally) gempa "insult"
gegeu pron. what gewa
gêheu gêhog adj. hard, solid, sturdy, durable gingko
gêk'oitsoi gêk'oitsuxa n. birthright of nobles bwenggautsu "inheritance"
gêk'ox gêk'oxat'eu v. B-II honor, respect bwenggor
gematê n. navigation F. boéimate
gêngeu gêngêg adj. high gingwi "tall"
[auseu] Gêp'oi top. the Bwimbai/Ziphē River [Aunti] Bwimbai
gepud n. snail gepun "seashell"
gesanô n. country-dweller; peasant (ged + sanô: "son of the village")
gesteu gestêg adj. decadent, immoral, obscene F. boéisti "orgy"
geteu n. family bwed ta
gets adv. likely gets
geu gat'eu v. C-I follow; be next gua
geu gag adj.dem other, next, subsequent gua "follow"
gib gêmog adj. cruel, evil gibm "bad"
gikeu gikot'eu v. C-I (o) please, accommodate, entertain *girko "serve, obey" < Gez. giːrko- "listen, pay attention" (K)
gildeu gildag adj. slow, gradual gilna
gise giset'eu v. B-VI defecate Me. gise
gobloi n. hill, promontory gomlau "high place"
goibreu n. ram gaibra "sheep"
goidaig n. pass (in mountains), gap gau daing "mountain road"
goideu n. rabbit gaido
goile n. trail, footpath gaule "little road"
goiloid n. a two-year calendar cycle gau laid "road of the year"
goise n. snowflake bwai aise "star of snow"
goit goitog adj. easy, simple, trivial, boring gaut "dull"
goitol goiteula n. week gau tol "road of the sun"
gok'eu gok'at'eu v. C-I share, distribute, spread gabbwa
gok'oi gok'ait'eu v. C-V resist, ward off gonggai "break"
gomodoi gomoduxa n. cross-staff F. goumoudu
gop'eu n. crowd (of people), herd (of animals), ensemble (of things); any large group gomba "people; the public"
got geuta n. wood gatn
gots geutsa n. sweat bwats
gotsteu gotstat'eu v. B-I sweat bwats ta
goxeg goxaiha n. salt Gez. goːreg (C)
gub guma n. existence gubm "life; survival"
gubloi gubluxa n. seal, badge, emblem B.Nz. guvlu
gun gunog adj. brave, courageous Me. gwun "fierce"
gupseu n. survival gubm ta
gus n. millet Gez. guːz (C)
guseu cj. so, thus gunto
gut gutog adj.dem right (direction) bwut "rightward"
gut'a cj.gap so, thus gundâ
guxeu n. belly, stomach guro "guts"
ha adv. yes (ideophonic)
haga hagat'eu v. B-VI provide; sell; deliver B.Nz. xaga "distribute"
hakis n. garlic Ad. hakis
hêseu n. season; period of time (back-formed from the season names oispihêseu, rafêhêseu, nabagihêseu and dagaihêseu; originally a reflex of the NT middle participle -kintsa)
heuxaid n. livestock engka "animal" + ain "farm"
heumaisa n. cow engka "animal" + mâisâ "cow"
hogeu hogat'eu v. B-I write (for everyday use); keep account of B.Nz. xowa
hoi pp. during ob gau "on road"
Hoifaxa top. Huyfárah F. Huyfárah
hok'o hok'ot'eu v. B-VI masturbate Ad. hokho
holdeu hôldot'eu v. B-I (o) forge Gez. xoːldo- "alloy, weld, join together" (C)
huxeu huxixa n. book Ad. hui "record"
ibladeu ibladat'eu v. A-I flow (intr.); flood (tr.) imlana "flood"
idau n. noble idâu
idux n. vinegar idur "sour"
igaxud pron. who iwa rud "which man"
igêd adv. perfectly, suitably iwen "well" (adv.)
igeu pron. which iwa
igeuloi pron. where iwalau
igeutsoi pron. when (by analogy)
igrik igrihat'eu v. A-II suck, swallow igrik "absorb"
ihix ihixat'eu v. A-II whisper, murmur idgir
ik'êd ik'êdat'eu v. A-II bend, fold ibbwen
imaza n. textile workshop Ad. īmaza
imoi n. cloth, fabric F. imu "that which is sewed"
ineu inixa n. child Me. ini
ipeu pron. how ipa
isaxeu isaxêt'eu v. A-III allow, permit isâri
iseu isêt'eu v.erg A-III happen, occur isi "sudden"
ispeu ispat'eu v. A-I sew isma
iskod iskana n. storm (var. form) sikadn
isleu cj. before isla
istêd istênat'eu v. A-II (n) lose sth. isten
istêhoi istêhuxa n. cotton B.Nz. istixu
iteuboi iteubuxa n. key, door bolt irtabu "that which opens sth."
itoi ituxa n. flower B.Nz. itu "blossom"
itôxab n. arm itwam
itslau n. tooth; fang tsilâu
ixep'a n. toe Ad. iēpha
ixoha ixohag adj. stupid Ad. ioxa "backward"
kaibe kaibêt'eu v. C-VI (ê) know kaime "study"
kaibloi n. school, academy kaimlau
kaid kaidat'eu v. B-II bite; chew; snap apart kwain
kaihoiteu kaihoitixa n. ring kwaim kaitia "golden circle"
kaikoi kaikuxa n. spearman kekpu "one who throws"
kainabeu kainabêt'eu v. B-III shout, scream kwaidn mbi "say loudly"
kaip'oi kaip'uxa n. learned man, scholar kaimbu "student"
kanoi kanuxa n. oar, paddle karnu
kaseu n. crow, raven Gez. kaːntho (C)
kaubiseu kaubisêt'eu v. C-III criticise; warn kaumisi "reprimand"
ke num. one ke
kêbeu kêbixa n. deal, contract, treaty B.Nz. kəvi "confirm a deal"
kêd pp. with (comitative) kwen
kedeu kedat'eu v.erg B-I be ready, be prepared, anticipate kweda "ready"
kêdoi kêdaut'eu v. C-V (au) order, command kenau "ask"
kêduk kêduha n. helmet *kêduk < Gez. kêduk (K)
kêfol kêfeulat'eu v.intr C-II (eu) be unhappy kimpal "complain"
kehad n. bean kwagan
kêhade n. button (of clothing) kwi ngane "connect-piece"
kêhafoi n. brooch, fibula kwi ngane pai "big connect-piece"
kêheu kêhêt'eu v.intr B-III squeal, squeak kwingi (imitative)
kêheutsok kêheutsehat'eu v. B-II (e) ban kwengatsak "exile"
kekob kekama n. lip kak mabm "edge of the mouth"
kela n. news, message B.Nz. kwela
kelboi kelbuxa n. messenger, herald (kela + -boi)
keldeu n. cleric *kelna < kenla "scholar"
kelkeu kelkêg adj. fierce, dangerous kelki
kêneu n. shoe B.Nz. kəño
kêseu kêsot'eu v. C-I (o) donate, grant; be a patron kinto "generous"
ketsteu ketstat'eu v. B-I shake off (a burden) kwetsn ta "cause to let go"
k'eulag pp. under ob nggolang "at foot"
keutop keutopat'eu v. B-II crush, defeat kwatopm "smash, break"
kihik n. lightning kikik
kikau n. tribe, horde (of barbarian nomads) Me. kikaw
kil n. barley kil
k'ixa n. governing council (by haplology from k'ixaxa < Ad. khiara)
kix n. goat kwir
kóbôxeu n. language komwa "tongue"
koinod koineuda n. trophy, status symbol Gez. khoinod "ibex, mountain goat" (S)
koipegê koipegêt'eu v. B-VI assume incorrectly F. kuəpéigə "assume; suppose"
koiteu koitixa n. gold kaitia
kok keuha n. edge; border; borderland kak
kok'e kok'eg adj. annoyed Ad. kokhē "be enraged"
kôksod kôkseudat'eu, mid.npst.sg kôksôskêd v. B-II (eu/s) help, support, be allied with kaktod "greet"
komê n. price; payment B.Nz. komɛ "compensate"
kot keutog adj. smelling of feces kwat "bad-smelling"
kots keutsa n. chair; throne kwats
kud kudog adj. bold; tough (of people) kun "stiff; sturdy"
kufas n. heathen cult place F. kufas "Etúgəist temple"
kufoigeu kufoigat'eu v. C-I believe, have faith in kumpaiwa
kug kuha n. jar Me. kug
kuhoi kuhait'eu v. B-V keep, raise (domesticated animals) kukail "tame" (final -l reanalysed as passive)
kuma kumat'eu v. B-VI repeat, try again F. kuəma
kusaboi kusabuxa n. wasp, hornet B.Nz. kusavo
kustab n. olive kusram
kusox kusoxog adj. white kuntor "bright"
lade ladêt'eu v. B-VI (ê) lead; precede lane "aim"
lade ladêg adj.dem previous lane "aim"
ladog ladeuhog adj. good; desirable lanag "good-smelling"
lafoi lafut'eu v. B-IV carry, transport; tow forward (a boat) Gez. lamphu- (C)
lagagloi n. hometown, place of origin langànglau "familiar place"
Lageu top. the Eigə delta lâwa "delta"
laheu n. bone langkwo
laixeu laixêg adj. young lairi
lamoi lamaig adj. long; tall larmai
lanaloi lanalug adj. comfortable, convenient B.Nz. lañalu "cozy place"
lasoi lasaig adj. quick, fast lantai
latsatseu n. hour lartsartsa
lêd n. grape lin
lêg lêha n. face leng
legideu legidat'eu v. B-I translate B.Nz. lɛwida (influenced by legoi etc.)
legoi legait'eu v. B-V compose poetry (back-formed from legoitsai)
legoitsai n. epic poem lewaitsâi
legolpoi legôlpaut'eu v. B-V (au) decree; document (officially) lewalpau "write"
lekseu n. taxation lekta "collect"
lekseu leksat'eu v. B-I tax lekta "collect"
lesta n. room; interior (of a building) lestâ
lêtsoi lêtsaug adj. cold lêtsau
leuboi n. footprint lobau
leubop leubopat'eu v. B-II (eu) insult *labap < lapabap "ignore"
leuset leusetat'eu v. B-II build lasetn
leusoi leusut'eu v. B-IV liberate F. lewsuy
liha cj.gap neither/nor ligâ
lihê lihêt'eu v. B-VI pile up PHab. *linke "layer, level"
lik cj. neither/nor lik
lisêheu lisêhot'eu v. B-I (o) shake; disrupt lisedgo
liteu pp. inside; between lita "throughout"
loi n. bird lai
loi ses n. poultry ("farm bird")
loid n. year laid
lolboi lôlbuxa n. guest *lolboiboi < lolmaubu "visitor"
loltoi lôltuxa n. hunger; famine lu oltu "the starving"
losixeu losixat'eu v. B-I answer; respond lonsia
lots leutsa n. land, country, region lats
lukên n. saddle Me. luken
luk'imeu luk'imêg adj. elegant, graceful Tl. lūk’im "agile, competent"
lusit lusitat'eu v. B-II try, attempt lusit
Lusoi top. a city lunde [âk] tau "shore of the lake"
luskoi n. flag luskai "sail"
mab num. seven mam
mag adv. today mâg
maga pp. before (temporal) ob mowâ "at dawn"
mahaisô mahaisot'eu v. C-VI terminate an agreement; turn against sb. B.Nz. maxaysɔ "shun, avoid one's company"
mahê pron. nothing mage
mahêg qu./pron. neither mageg "nothing" (du.)
maihoi n. yolk (of an egg) ulmài ngkai "egg yellow" (initial unstressed ul- dropped due to confusion with definite article lu)
maisa n. cow's milk mâisâ "cow"
maisloi n. pasture mâislau
Maislofeu top. a city mâislau ompa "flat pasture"
mak'at n. cap, bonnet, hood Tl. mak’āt
malixa malixat'eu v. C-VI fellate Ad. malia "suck"
maneu manixa n. specialty; characteristic feature/product B.Nz. mañi "rare, remarkable, special"
mastô n. flute B.Nz. mastɔra (final -xa reanalysed as antigenitive)
mat'oi pron. for no reason mandu
mauk mauhat'eu v. C-II protest (against); argue (with) mâuk
mauseu n. soul, spirit, essence *maunta < maundi ta
maxob maxomog adj. heavy *marobm < mwarwobm
maxolê maxolêt'eu v. C-VI reject B.Nz. marolə
mbaxeu n. bark mbâro "bark"
mbêfêleu n. raindrop mber mpêlo "tear of rain"
mbêge mbêgêt'eu v. C-VI (ê) sing mbîbwe
mbêgetsai n. tale, legend *mbîbwetsâi "song" (analogous to lewaitsâi "poetry")
mbêp'oi cj. while, in between mbembu "between"
mbiboi mbibuxa n. voice mbibu "speaker"
mbihob n. duty, obligation mbigom "tax, tithe"
mbiteu mbitat'eu v. C-I fan, kindle (a fire); support, keep sth. going Gez. mibiːtha- (C)
mbits n. heron (bird) mbits
mbod mbeuda n. color; mood mbod
mboi mbaig adj.dem left (direction) mbai "leftward"
mbop mbeupa n. music mbop
mbosoi n. seed mbontai
mbugeu adv. yesterday mbubwa "recently"
mbuspoi mbuspuxa n. bedding mbusmu "belly; soft part of an animal"
mbuspuloi n. bed mbusmulau
mbuxeu mbuxat'eu v. C-I decide, choose mbura
mêt'eu v.intr C-VI walk "journey"
meboi mebuxa n. merchant Ad. mebu
mêgagoi n. general, military commander mebwe angài "father of war" (influenced by mêgeu)
mege n. father mebwe
mêgeu mêgag adj. mighty; intimidating; strong (alcohol) mingwa "powerful"
meheu mehixa n. table maki
mehod meheuda n. bronze Gez. makhad (W)
mekot mekeuta n. brother; cousin; something similar to something else merkàt
mêkseu mêksêt'eu v. C-III loot, plunder PHab. *me:qise "look"
meled melênat'eu v. C-II (n) hold, contain, confine, limit meledn "include"
mêleu mêlêt'eu v. C-III read mêli
mese mesêt'eu v. C-VI (ê) meet mese
met n. woman Me. met
mêt'a cj.gap or *mindâ (by analogy)
Mêt'oi top. the city of Miədu [Mos] Mindu
meuge meugêt'eu v.erg C-VI (ê) crumble, break down mabwe "unstable"
meulad meuladat'eu v.erg C-II notice, find, discover molan "awake, alert" (adj.)
meulêdeu meulêdat'eu v. C-I consider, take into account molina "not be blind to"
meuloi pron. nowhere malau "no place"
meutsoi pron. never matsau
mi qu. no; none of mi
mi cj. or mi
miheu mihat'eu v. C-I trust miga
mihoi mihait'eu v. C-V be delighted (intr.), thank (tr.) midgai
mik miha n. bread mik
mikispeu n. dough mikwisma
mina n. old whore; harridan Ad. mina "mother"
mip adv. no mip "no way"
miskeu miskêt'eu v. C-III blame, accuse miskwi
mixets pron. in no way mi etsn "no method"
mixud pron. nobody mi rud "no man"
mixuhuboi mixuhubuxa n. adventurer; rogue miukurbu "one who tries"
mob mama n. mouth mabm
mob meubog adj. stupid mab "blunt"
mobloi n. beak mabm lai "bird mouth"
moboi mobuxa n. shadow morbu "dark one"
mod manog adj. sudden madn
mofoi mofuxa n. river ford mompu "not deep"
Mofutêseu top. a city mompu tento "wide ford"
moiboi moibait'eu v.erg C-V sleep maubai "not active"
moisa moisat'eu v.intr C-VI retreat, recede B.Nz. mɔysa
mok'oi n. worm mombwai
moldoi pp. in front of ob moldau "at front"
mos meusa n. city, esp. a Ndok city-state mos
môsô n. harbor F. mosou
Môsp'euseu top. the city of Momuva'e Mos Mumbàsi
mostoi môstut'eu v.intr C-IV run or fly very rapidly mastu "whistle"
mot (irr.; see grammar) v.aux C-II (eu) be (copula) matn "know"
mot'uboi mot'ubuxa n. minister (of state), magistrate, government official mondubu "accountant"
môxáugubê môxáugubêg adj. ponderous; absurdly serious F. mwáogube
moxe moxêg adj. dark (of lighting) more
mpaga cj.gap because *mpawâ (by analogy)
mpaxêb n. notch, indentation, gouge mparim "furrow"
mpe mpêt'eu v.intr C-VI (ê) sit mpe
mpêleu n. rain mpêlo
mpep n. breast mpepm
mpeu mpag adj.dem that mpag "far" (final -g reanalysed as acc ending)
mpisoi mpisuxa n. spider mpisu
mpitoi n. plot, conspiracy mpitau "private"
mpob mpoma n. plum mpom
mpoi cj. because mpau
mpoifô mpoifot'eu v. C-VI make possible by providing resources; finance (a project) B.Nz. mpɔyfɔ "allow, permit"
mpóisôxeu n. fish mpaiswa
mpôskeuleu mpôskeulêt'eu v. C-III preach, proselytise; admonish mpaskali "assert, declare"
mpunêb n. heathen mpurnim
mudok mudeuha n. dream murdak
mugoi muguxa n. owl mungwu
mula n. ice mulâ
muloi n. north Mulau "the northern mountains"
musidutê n. philosophy; ideology F. mušidutə
mutê n. invasion, assault PHab. *mute "shoot, launch, throw"
nabageu nabagêg adj. brown, grey namowi "brown"
nabagihêseu n. autumn [lu] namowikintsa "the browning"
nabloi pron. somewhere namlau
nagô n. bear F. nagu
nak naha n. field nâk
nalungoi nalungut'eu v.intr C-IV be in formation (of soldiers) F. naluŋuh "organise; arrange"
naneu nanot'eu v. C-I (o) cut narno
nap'e pron. something nambe
nap'oi pron. someday; sometimes nambau
naskak naskaha n. pain; wound, injury Tl. nāsqak
naxas n. turtle, tortoise
ndaud ndaunog adj. clean ndaun "pure"
ndauk'oi n. religious orthodoxy, faith, conservatism ndaun gau "the pure way"
ndausêhêd ndausêhêdat'eu v.intr C-II supplicate, do penance (religious) ndaun ta + -kin: "purify oneself"
nde ndêt'eu v. C-VI (ê) cause nde "touch"
ndêbuteu ndêbutat'eu v. C-I forgive, pardon ndimu ta "mercy-dynamic"
ndêgoiteu ndêgoitat'eu v. C-I protect, safeguard ndêwu ta
ndênab ndênabat'eu, pfv.pl ndênap'e v.erg C-II live; reign (specifying duration) ndenam
ndepes ndepesat'eu v. C-II gather (esp. fruit from trees, bushes) ndepes
ndesonô n. renegade; waverer B.Nz. nzesoño "change one's mind"
ndeulid ndeulêna n. enthusiasm; vigor ndalidn "energy"
ndeuloi pron. there ndo olau "top place"
ndeupeu ndeupêg adj. wise ndapi "smart"
ndeutsoi pron. then (by analogy)
ndit n. wrist nditn
nditol nditeula n. lamp, torch nditol
ndog qu. a pair of; two out of ndog (dual discourse-referential article)
ndoi n. tree ndai
Ndok ethn. the Ndok people Ndak
Ndokseu n. the pagan Ndok religion Ndak Ta
ndoneu n. success, prosperity, revenue, assets B.Nz. nzɔñu "advantage"
ndoxud pron. that person ndo rud "top man"
ndub n. plot of land, estate, territory ndum "fence"
ndugeu pron. why nduwa
Nduk'ot top. a city ndum gatn "wooden fence"
ndulob ndulamat'eu v. C-II (m) plan, intend ndulabm "arrange"
nêd cj. if/then, therefore nin
neheu n. god naka
nelgad nelgadat'eu v. C-II change, turn, move around nelgan "twist"
nêpsod nêpseuda n. nomad, barbarian, steppe-dweller nimsad
nêt'a cj.gap if/then nindâ
netroi n. wife netrai
neubau neubaug adj. certain; reliable nabâu "predictable"
neulox n. workhorse *neulaxox < nalaròr
neuluk neuluhat'eu v. C-II arrange, sort, structure nalunguk "organise"
neupe neupêg adj. red napê
nga qu. a few; some of ngwa
nga- (prefix) (augmentative prefix) ngâ "adult, mature"
Ngadagoi n. the moon god ngâ dauwai "Big White"
ngade n. neck; bridge ngane
Ngafoix top. a city *ngampài < ngane pai "large bridge"
ngagôstad n. leather; (light) armor ngwau asnàn "dry skin"
ngagud ngagunat'eu v. C-II (n) sneeze ngwargudn
ngahêboi ngahêbait'eu v. C-V connect, combine, assemble ngane kîbai "tie a connection"
ngai ngait'eu v. C-VI reckon; guess ngwâi "think"
Ngahêxôldod top. the city Akelodo (aug. prefix nga- + Ngkeladadn)
ngatsaug ngatsauha n. moat ngane saungwe "water-neck"
ngatseu ngatsixa n. tool ngwartsi
ngatsima num. thousand (aug. prefix nga- + tsima "hundred")
ngauhoi n. shell; shield ngwau ngkai "egg-skin"
ngaxunok ngaxuneuha n. high priest of a city (aug. prefix nga- + runok)
ngêbot ngêbeutat'eu v. C-II (eu) remember ngwimatn "should know"
ngêdod ngêdonat'eu v. C-II (n) have a bad reputation, be unwelcome ngwinon "should leave"
ngekeu n. jewel, gemstone *ngerko < Gez. ŋerko (K)
ngeksis n. slave; prisoner ngaktìs
ngêp'eu n. growth; protuberance ngemba "toe"
ngêp'eu ngêp'at'eu v.intr C-I grow, swell (verbalization of "growth")
ngêp'oi ngêp'ug adj. sharp, pointed ngimbu
ngeulai ngeulaig adj. full ngwolâi
ngeulai ngeulait'eu v.erg C-VI get filled ngwolâi
nggab n. carpet nggam "mat"
nggage nggagêt'eu v. C-VI (ê) strike mbwawe "push"
nggageu nggagêt'eu v. C-III put, place; push nggawi (with interference from nggage)
nggaihade n. ladder; staircase nggai ngane "upwards-connecting thing"
nggaixit cj. until nggairit
nggexoi n. cabbage nggerau
nggoi nggaig adj.dem upper; back nggai "upward"
nggoiloi n. sky nggailau "upward-place"
nggol nggeula n. foot nggol
nggudeg nggudaiha n. butterfly ngguneg
ngguheuboi ngguheubuxa n. traitor nggukobu "liar"
ngi num. two ngi
ngiboi ngibuxa n. twin; lookalike; copy; model ngibu "two-person"
ngigatats n. bireme F. ŋigatač
Ngkadeu top. the world; Akana Ngkana
ngkaifoig ngkaifauha n. aftereffect ngkwaimpaugng "vomit"
ngkeha n. brine; undrinkable water nukwàkâ "slime, mucus"
ngket ngketat'eu v.intr C-II wilt; wither ngket
ngkeupeu n. cart, wagon ngkopa
ngkilbeu n. plough ngkilba
ngkoi n. egg ngkai
ngkomoi ngkomuxa n. saw ngkormu
ngkup n. nut ngkup
ngod ngeuda n. fork ngod
ngog cj. although, despite ngwogng "backward"
ngok'a cj.gap although, despite *ngwonggâ (by analogy)
ngol adv. even, indeed ngal "very"
ngu cj. as, when ngu
ngufeu n. cat
ngugoi adv. thus, as follows ngu wai
nibixê n. ambition B.Nz. nivíyə "be ambitious"
nigeu nigixa n. rice B.Nz. nigiwo
nigloi niglug adj. weak, faint, helpless Miw. nīglu "feeble"
nil num. nine nil
nilê nilêt'eu v. C-VI estimate, value B.Nz. nilə
nilik nilihog adj. honest, frank, authentic, genuine Tl. nilīk’
nixeutêb n. waterclock niàtem
nod nodat'eu v.intr C-II go non [initial /n/ does not mutate; the word thus behaves as if < *-nnôd-]
nôhala n. goods; cargo B.Nz. noxala
noi pp. at, on, in nai "in"
noilêd noilêdat'eu v. C-II assess, judge nailin
noiskoi adv. only, merely; in vain naisngai "pointlessly"
nolô n. road F. noulo
nonoiloi nonoilut'eu v.intr C-IV be in debt (hab/impf); go bankrupt (pfv) B.Nz. noñuylu "bankruptcy"
not'e not'êt'eu v. C-VI (ê) reach, achieve, accomplish non nde "go-touch"
nots neutsat'eu v.erg C-II (eu) die nots
ntaik'oi adv. disturbingly nte ainggàu "with crookedness"
ntaug ntauha n. forest ntâug
nte pp. with, by (instrumental) nte
ntêga n. penis ntêwâ "tail"
ntêgaux adv. urgently B.Nz. ntəgáwɛ "pushing"
ntetspoi ntetspuxa n. boat ntetspu "floater"
ntêt'eu n. sword ntindo "metal"
nteuloi n. death; funeral ntalau
ntixeu ntixag adj. good ntia "true"
ntixol ntixeulog adj. same ntial
ntonad ntonadat'eu v. C-II watch, check, examine B.Nz. ntɔnadɛ "have a closer look at"
ntots pp. around ntatsn
ntotskeuteu ntotskeutat'eu v. C-I wrap ntatsn kota "cover all around"
ntsad adv. very ntsand "greatly"
ntse n. vital fluids; blood (metaphorical) ntse
ntsêloi ntsêluxa n. belt ntsîlu
ntsetêb ntsetêbat'eu, pfv.pl ntsetêp'e v. C-II discuss, negotiate ntsertim
ntsetêbloi n. issue, topic of discussion ntsertimlau
ntseuhot ntseuheuta n. roof (of a building) ntsadgot
ntsex adv. (emphatic, cf. "bloody" but may have positive force) ntse "blood"
ntsexelseu ntsexelsêt'eu v.erg C-III have a fever ntse relsi "hot blood"
ntsihad n. chicken ntsigan
ntsod ntseuda n. straw, hay ntsad
ntsofeu n. platform, terrace, porch (in front of a building) ntsompa "stairs"
ntsuxeu n. needle ntsuro
ntuk ntuha n. pen, writing brush ntuk "stem, stalk; shaft; stylus"
ntupseu ntupsat'eu v. C-I rest ntupa ta "become peaceful"
nubeheu nubehêg adj. proud numagi "boast"
nuhots nuheutsat'eu v. C-II (eu) trade nugats
numoi numuxa n. tip (of a spear or arrow) *nurmu < nurimu
nus nusat'eu v.intr C-II move back and forth; happen regularly nus "high tide"
od cj. and on
ódôxeu wôdôxag adj. black adwa "dark"
ofeu wôfag adj. flat ompa
oga cj.gap and ongwâ
oi aug adj.dem any au (indefinite article)
oibeu oibog adj. faithful, righteous aubo "easy, happy" (via "confident")
[auseu] Oigeu top. the Eigə River [Aunti] Aiwa
oigoi n. divine light; 7th day of the week (hon. prefix oi- + bwai "star")
Oigop'oibauxeu top. the city of Bwimbai/Ziphē (hon. prefix oi + Gop'oi (variant of Gêp'oi) + baura "great")
oipeu oipêt'eu v.erg A-III freeze aipi
ois qu. many, more, an exceptionally large number of ais
oisaxud n. human sacrifice ausa "sacrifice" + rud "man"
oiseuloi n. temple ausalau "altar"
oispeu oispêg adj. green auspi
oispihêseu n. spring (season) [lu] auspikintsa "the greening"
oit oitat'eu v. A-II have, own, be equipped with aitn "keep"
oiteu pp. compared to aio ta "salient-dynamic"
oitsoi pron. now waitsau (initial w- irregularly lost)
ok'eu wôk'euxa n. wealth, splendour abbwa "bloom"
oldoi wôldoixa n. eye oldau
olgeu wôlgog adj. sweet algo
olgoi wôlgaig adj. typical, ordinary alngai "common"
ólôxoi pp. against al wau "without regard for"
olteu wôltog adj. new olto
ópôxeu wôpôxixa n. fruit apwi
osoi wôsut'eu v. A-IV affirm B.Nz. osu "promise"
ospoi wôspaut'eu v. A-V (au) return oto bau "come again"
pahê n. back (of the body) PHab. *panke
paihoi paihut'eu v.erg B-IV fear, be afraid paingkwu
paikeu paikag adj.dem last, final pekwa
pat patog adj. foul; undesirable; bad Ad. pat "bad-smelling"
patsuna n. mathematics F. pačuna "count; reckon"
pasoi pasuxa n. bundle, bunch, batch pantu "sheaf (of grain)"
peda pedag adj. loud Ad. pēda
pêg pêha n. mortar, glue ping
pes n. cup, bowl pes
pêseu adv. damn penta "fuck up"
peupoi peuput'eu v. B-IV dance popu
peupoi peupaut'eu v. B-V (au) identify papau "name"
peupos peupeusa n. wall (fortification) *peupapos < pap âk mos "shield of the city"
pexos pexeusa n. hero peras "brave"
pige pigêt'eu v. B-VI (ê) rush, hurry pigel "early" (stative verbalization reanalysed as passive)
piloi pilait'eu v. B-V send pilai
pip pipog adj. correct; proper pipm "useful"
pispeu pispêt'eu v. B-III hurt, injure Tl. pisfi
pitsau n. wool pitsâu
poi paig adj. big, large pai
p'okeu pp. behind, beyond ob bongga "at back"
poldeu pôldeuxa n. valley palda
polp'eu pôlp'ixa n. mystery; (pl.) religious truth; 1st day of the week palmambi "secret"
pop peupa n. man pop "shield" (via "infantry soldier")
pôpsod pôpsanat'eu v.intr B-II (n) hiccup; hesitate papsadn
pôspud pôspudat'eu v. B-II leave, go away posmun "flee"
posteu pôstot'eu v. B-I (o) be irritable pasto "attack; pick a fight"
pugeu n. nose pungwa
puma n. smoke pumâ
rafêd cj. instead rampen
rafêt'a cj.gap instead *rampendâ (by analogy)
rafeu rafag adj. abundant, rich, luxurious, prosperous rampa
rafêhêseu n. summer [lu] rampakintsa "the lush season"
ragaxud n. veteran; experienced person râwa rud "mature man"
rageb ragêmog adj. awkward; unskilled; unsuitable; defunct rawebm "incompetently"
rageu ragat'eu v. C-I play (music), perform (theatre) rowa
raidoi raidait'eu v. C-V enjoy râidai "be hooked on"
ramê n. confusion B.Nz. ramɛ "confuse, mix up"
raniza ranizat'eu v. C-VI be insane Ad. rāniza
rap'e cj. during rambe
raseu rasot'eu v. C-I (o) obey, take orders ranto "hear"
rat'ex n. jar rander
raug rauha n. countryside, open landscape (anything that's neither human settlement, forest, or mountains) raung
rêbox n. earthquake remor
rêfe n. trunk (of a tree) rimpe "tree stump"
rehôldak rehôldahat'eu v. C-II sow ragol nâk "fill the field"
rêlek rêlaihat'eu v. C-II ride *rêlek < Gez. rêːleko- (K)
resteu restêt'eu v. C-III buy, acquire B.Nz. resti "choose"
retsêd pp. like, similar to retsen "characteristically act like sth."
reu num. ten ro
rig pp. through, via, across rigng
ristêd ristênat'eu v.intr C-II (n) have bad luck, have circumstances conspire against you, be thwarted risten "lose regularly"
ritsod ritsana n. loom ritsadn
rixab rixabat'eu, pfv.pl rixap'e v. C-II learn, study riam
rob roma n. feather robm
robeu acc roba cj. that, which (relativiser) roma
roi acc rai cj. that (complementiser) rai
roifô n. freak, outsider, weirdo B.Nz. ruyfɔ "peculiar"
roileu roilat'eu v. C-I adore, be impressed by raula "love"
roits cj. (adverbial subordinator) raits
rote rotêt'eu v. C-VI (ê) flee, escape rorte "be on the run"
roxop roxeupa n. coast; land by the sea rorop "peninsula"
roza n. public discourse Ad. roza
ru pp. as (essive) ru (hab.cop)
rud n. human being rud "man"
rugai rugaig adj. intelligent rungwâi "think regularly"
rugêb rugêbat'eu, pfv.pl rugêp'e v.intr C-II stay, dwell, be located (+ pp.) ruwim "live regularly"
rugeu rugat'eu v. C-I be gullible, be naïve rugua
rugeuteu rugeutat'eu v.erg C-I be lazy; procrastinate rungata
ruheu ruhat'eu v.intr C-I get by, survive *ruhosteu < rungkasta "always make it through" (reanalysed as impf.sg)
ruhuk ruhukat'eu v. C-II be reckless, be impatient, behave riskily rukuk "always be in a hurry"
rulbeu n. thief rulmo
runok runeuha n. high-ranking cleric runnak
sabrêdeu sabrêdixa n. rival, competitor (esp. in business) B.Nz. savrɛdi "feud, rivalry"
Sagibleu top. ancient name for Huyfárah; metaphorically, decadence Sau Ibli
saifeu saifog adj. only, exclusive, unique saimpo "alone"
saigol saiglog adj. blue sai ngal "very blue"
saldêneu saldênag adj. public; official *sâlnena < sanlena
saseu sasag adj. rightful; traditional santa "legal"
sat'uhop sat'uheupat'eu v. B-II (eu) claim for oneself; occupy Gez. saːndugoːpe- "settle down at" (C)
sax n. sister Me. sar
Saxehêd ethn. the Isthmus peoples saragin "Faraghin"
sanô n. village Me. sanu
sapob sapamat'eu v. B-II (m) start, begin sâpabm "lift"
sasa n. tube; pipe; snout sarsâ
sasaug sasauha n. reed *sarsaung < sarsâ saungwe "water tube"
saugaihil n. beer saungwe kil "barley water"
sauk'e n. blood saungwe "water" (via some poetic phrase or euphemism)
Saukseuleu top. a lake and river at the northeastern fringes of Lasomo saungwe tali "Tali water"
se n. snow oise < ause (oi- dropped due to confusion with hon. prefix)
sêb n. sheep sim "cloud"
sêb sêbat'eu, pfv.pl sêp'e v.erg B-II be lucky sim "lucky"
sebaux n. drum sebaur
sêbêd sêbêdat'eu v. B-II deny, refuse semen
sêbêsêt'oi sêbêsêt'uxa n. monk, hermit, ascetic sementindu "one who denies himself"
sêbloi n. line, row semalau "queue (of people)"
sêbreu n. copper Gez. zɛmraː (W)
sêdos sêdeusa n. bucket Gez. siːnoz (C)
seg saiha n. hook seg
sêp'ox sêp'oxat'eu v. B-II boil simbor
ses n. farm
sêtêg sêtêhog adj. different sîteng
sêtik sêtiha n. bow Tl. setiek
setsauk setsauha n. emperor F. serčaok
seu n. meat sa
seu pp. from sa
seupeu seupêt'eu v. B-III force sapmi
seupub seupumat'eu, pfv.pl seupup'e v. B-II (m) originate in; derive from sapum
sexin n. empire F. (lu-) serin
sihêdeu sihêdat'eu v. B-I curse sb.; sabotage sikîda "corrupt"
sihod sihana n. storm sikadn "hurricane"
sixêsêd sixêsênog adj. worthy, accomplished, reputable sientin "prove oneself"
sob seubat'eu v.erg B-II (eu) drink; swallow sab
sodêloi n. graveyard sonîlau
sodêneu n. grave; gravesite *sonîna < sonîda
sofis sofisat'eu v. B-II conquer sompìs
soisuk'oi soisuk'uxa n. left-handed person saisunggu
su (irr.; see grammar) v.aux B-IV do su
sud num. eight sudn
suneu sunixa n. apple B.Nz. suni
suseu susixa n. mouse susi
tab n. south tam
tableu tablêg adj. foreign (tab-ibleu "north-south")
tageu tagot'eu v. B-I (o) oppose, rebel, rise against targo
taiheu taihêt'eu v. B-III tie, fasten, attach Gez. theːgi- (C)
taxag taxaha n. daughter tarang
têb n. wall (of a house) tem
têfeu n. shelf, board tempa
têhagleu têhaglixa n. brick tingkàu ali "fire-stone"
têhê têhêt'eu v. B-VI lie, deceive tingke "compel, coerce" (influenced by têheu)
têheu têhot'eu v. B-I (o) coax, persuade tengo "pull"
têloi têlaig adj. bright, colorful têlai "rainbow"
Têmêgeu top. a city tem mingwa "strong wall"
tênô tênot'eu v. B-VI be late B.Nz. tɛnɔ "delay, postpone"
tep n. cheese Me. tep
têtseu têtsixa n. arrow Tl. teatsi
teulêb teulêbog adj. blank, polished; empty Gez. taːliːm "bald" (C)
tilkeu tilkag adj. disgusting; rejectable Miw. atilka "ugly"
tiskeu n. flax; linen tiska
titeu titixa n. flea titi
tixeu tixixa n. door, gate tiri
tod tona n. hand ton
tohêt n. ginger ton ngket "withered hand"
toidoi adv. somewhat taudu
toitseu toitsêt'eu v. B-III form, shape; create tautsi "bend"
toizô toizôt'eu v. B-VI load, charge Tl. toezo "pack"
tomob tomeuba n. fist ton mab "blunt hand"
tósôxoi n. star *toswau < tol iswau "night-light"
tôspab tôspamat'eu v. B-II (m) denounce, betray tasbam "imply"
tôxadoi n. protection; 8th day of the week tuanau
tôxadoi tôxadaut'eu v. B-V (au) prevent tuanau
tsafeu tsafêt'eu v. B-III give tsampi
tsaig tsaihat'eu v.erg B-II wash tsaing
tsaihêdig tsaihêdiha n. chain tseginig
tsateuna tsateunat'eu v. B-VI propose, suggest, recommend Tl. tsateonna
tsehoi n. bee tsakai
tselog tseloha n. spear tselô
tsêneu tsênêt'eu v. B-III allay sb.'s concerns; appease B.Nz. tsəñɛ "unlikely"
tsêt'oi pron. therefore tsindu
tsêtseu tsêtsixa n. louse tsêtsi
tseubeu tseubêt'eu v. B-III rule, govern; supervise tsobi "control"
tsig tsihat'eu v.intr B-II urinate tsig
tsihê pron. that thing tsige
tsima num. hundred Me. chima "large quantity"
tsip pron. so, thus, that way tsip
tsis n. dog tsis
tsôbroi tsôbrut'eu v. B-IV improve, optimise B.Nz. tsɔvruyɔ
tsod tsanog adj. deaf tsadn
tsôdêneu tsôdênixa n. revelation; discovery B.Nz. tsɔdə́ñɛ "amazing, stunning, compelling"
tsog tsoha n. knee; corner tsong
tsohitôxab n. elbow tsong itwam "arm-knee"
tsohop'oi tsohop'uxa n. loser, pitiable person tsodgabmbu "one who deserves pity"
tsoisoi tsoisait'eu v. B-V raise, lift tsaisai "arise"
tsot'eu n. dust, dirt tsondo
tsu qu. a single one; one out of (same source as Ad. -su singulative suffix?)
tsuts tsog adj.dem (irr.) this tsuts "near"
tsuxeu adv. tomorrow tsuri
tu tut'eu v.erg B-IV eat tu
tuxoi tuxuxa n. shirt, tunic *turu < Gez. tuːru (K)
ub pp. made of um
ugeu cj. after uwa
ugoi adv./cj. then (in the future), soon ubwu
uhaid uhaidog adj. polite, modest, humble, obedient ukain "be unambitious"
uhap'eu uhap'êt'eu v. A-III declare, announce ukambi
uhêb uhêbat'eu, pfv.pl uhêp'e v. A-II be sorry, regret ukem "judge oneself harshly"
uhêk'eu uhêk'at'eu v. A-I select, choose, prefer ukimbwa "would like to use"
uheuteu uheutot'eu v. A-I (o) bet, wager ukoto "anticipate"
uhubai uhubaig adj. guilty ukumâi "repentant"
ukêdoi n. plea, request; prayer ukkenau "would like to ask"
uk'oi uk'ug adj. broken unggu "crippled"
uk'uteu uk'utat'eu v. A-I break unggu ta
Uksaux top. the city of Ussor Uksaur
uksêd uksêdat'eu v. A-II want, wish, desire uktsin "would like"
ulboi ulbaig adj. yellow ulmài
uleu n. rope ulwo
ulixô n. grapevine Ad. ulio "vine"
ulok uleuha n. gift, present Gez. uːlakh (C)
umeu umat'eu v. A-I play (games), joke unma
unô n. elder; boss (collq.) (variant of unoi)
unoi unuxa n. village priest Me. unu "shaman"
upê upêt'eu v. A-VI punch, hit PHab. *u:pe
upleu uplat'eu v. A-II teach upla "explain"
upot upeutat'eu v. A-II (eu) ask, inquire upmatn "investigate"
upot'oi upot'ut'eu v. A-IV pay attention (to detail) upmondu "be picky about"
usiboi usibuxa n. cloud untsibu "cloud" ("blower")
usoi usait'eu v. A-V challenge, provoke, tease untai "joke"
uxoi uxuxa n. healing; 2nd day of the week uru
uxoi uxut'eu v. A-IV heal, cure uru
wafub wafuma n. pot, cauldron wampum "hollow"
wagoik wagoihog adj. calm wawaik
wagoikseu n. peace wawaik ta "calm-dynamic"
waihê pron. this thing waige
waskeu waskêt'eu v. C-III be skilled; do sth. well *wâski < Gez. wâzaki- "have experience" (K)
wêbes n. friend wimès "neighbor"
wêbloi n. house, home wimlau
wed wêna n. vegetable wedn "herb"
wêdab n. scar Gez. wiːnjam "wounded, injured" (C)
wêg wêhog adj. damp, wet wing
wênofeu n. papyrus wedn ompa "flat herb"
wesau n. dagger *wesâu < Gez. wesâu "sword" (K)
wetsap'oi wetsap'uxa n. fool, idiot wedusambu "one who will regret"
wisoi wisait'eu v. C-V speak wisai "yell; cry out"
wispeu n. mud; filth wisma
wôblauteu wôblautat'eu v. A-I finish, complete, conclude malâwe ta "successful-dynamic"
wôbuleu wôbulat'eu v. A-I talk, chat, gossip omula
wofeu wôfot'eu v. C-I (o) think wompo "remember"
wôgil wôgilat'eu v. A-II be worried, be stressed, be under pressure orngil "be squeezed"
wôhob wôhama, pl o-ohob n. misery odgabm "suffer"
woilul pron. here (near me) wailul
woixud pron. this person (near me) wai rud "this man"
wôkrêbeu pl o-ôkrêbeu n. candle akremo "wax"
wôldixeu wôldixat'eu v.intr A-I fly alnia
wôldos pl o-ôldos n. warrior, soldier oldas
wôltsêheu pl o-ôltsêheu n. province, local kingdom lats tsingki "separate land"
wômod wômeudat'eu, mid.npst.sg wômôskêd v. A-II (eu/s) travel abmod "walk"
wôprid wôprênat'eu v.erg A-II (n) be shocked, be upset apridn "be horrified"
wôpsiteu wôpsitat'eu v. A-I braid, plait Gez. paːzitha- (C)
wos num. three wos
wôskatats n. trireme F. wozgatač
wôspok wôspeuha, pl o-ôspok n. royal garb and paraphernalia ospàk "throne"
wot weuta n. period; era wat "age"
wôt'iseu wôt'isêg adj. smart, clever, intelligent ondisi "expert"
wôt'iseu wôt'isêt'eu v. A-III be able, be competent, know how to do sth. ondisi "expert"
wots weutsa n. deer, stag wots
wôtskêp'eu wôtskêp'at'eu v. A-I kick tsong on ngemba "knee and toe"
wôtspixaid wôtspixaidat'eu v. A-II succeed tsopirain "obviously have planned"
wuhoi wuhut'eu v. C-IV specify; point to wuku "blame"
zan n. wine Ad. zān
zat'an n. pig Ad. zathan
zaxeu zaxêt'eu v. B-III surprise, startle, catch sb. off guard Me. zaryi "cause to move swiftly"
zikoi zikug adj. fried, roasted (of food) F. jiəku "hard"
zil n. warlord (of nomadic barbarians) Me. jil "chief, ruler"