Woltu Falla/Lexicon

The Morphology column gives information on irregular forms:

• For verbs, an irregular plural is given.
• The note imm. indicates that a word is not subject to the consonant mutation.

word	morphology	p.o.s.	definition	etymology
ā		n.	swamp	aə
aba		adj.	serious, sober	æba “sober”
aba		n.	solid, stable	aba
aba		v.i.	bloom, flourish	aboa
ababu		n.	minstrel, entertainer	ebóbu “musician”
abaru		n.	bark (of tree), husk (of fruits)	ebǽru
abi		v.t.	say, speak	ebí
abība		v.i.	sing	ebíəbe
abību		n.	singer	ebíəbu
abiš		adj.	necessary	ebíč
abiu		adj.	guilty	ebíu
abota		n.	seed	ebóuta
abridu		n.	terror, panic	apridu
abumu		n.	belly	ebúmu
abunda		n.	thunder	abunde
abūr		adj.	decide	ebúrə
abūwa		v.t.	carry, hold	ebúəwe
ada		n.	corpse	æda
ada		n.	stay, remain, stand	æde
ada		v.t.	need	æda
adīmu		v.t.	set free; redeem	edíəmu
adla		n.	storehouse	atelo
adlol		n.	closet, storage area	atelol
adlu		n.	city	ædelu
adö		adj.	safe, secure	edéio
adöla		adj.	fortress, fortification	adö + (place nominaliser)
adulsa		v.t.	tell, relate	adulsə
adulsu		n.	story, history	adulsu
adwa		adj.	dark	adwə
adwaset		n.	bribe	adwaset
Affalinne		top.	Affalinnei	Aff. Affalinnei
agal		adj.	strong, vigorous	agal “active”
agramu		n.	wax	akremu
agu		adj.	happy	agu
aju		n.	hope	agiu
aka		n.	air	ækə
ākidūng		n.	ocean	(augmentative) + idūng
al	alak	v.t.	want, desire	al
allya		pp.	despite, against	algo
alnin		n.	disorder, lawlessness	alenin “civil war”
alo		n.	flower	alóu
alpa		v.t.	manufacture	alpo
alpabu		n.	manufacturer, craftsman	alpobu
alyeddu		n.	constitution	alégadu
amal		n.	fly (insect)	æməl
ammu		v.t.	seize, requisition	ammu “steal”
ammubu		n.	thief	ammubu
ana		adj.	hungry	æna
anal		adj.	downward	ænal
anan		adj.	dry	anǽn
Angoso		top.	the city of Agumosou in the Dagæm Islands	Agumosou
anil		n.	a hair (as a mass, use plural)	ænil
anōnu		v.t.	harm, injure	eonáonu
ansuñu		v.t.	shame, humiliate; pick on	Tak. anasunjù “accuse, condemn”
apa		n.	fruit	apo
apag		adj.	far, distant	epág
apagal	apallyak	v.i.	boast	epágal “exaggerate”
apagga		n.	distance	epágægə
apagga		v.i.	curse	epǽpoge
apam		v.i.	cry	epǽm
apata		n.	investigate, research	epáte
ape		v.i.	sit; meet (councils)	epé
apelu		v.i.	rain	epéilu
apeša		n.	fish	epéiša
apida		adj.	private	epído
apo		conj.	because	epóu
apūnim		n.	pagan, polytheist, infidel	epúonim
as		adj.	many, much	as
asin		adj.	heavy	asin
asīn		v.i.	choke	eosíən
ašša		n.	kind, type, sort	æsečə
aššu		n.	commander	ašubu
ašu		adj.	important	ašu “chief, supreme”
ata		v.t.	keep	ate
ati		n.	river	æti
atīdu		n.	metal	etíədu
atöa		n.	tail	etéiwa
atu		n.	possession	atu
avava		n.	poor, miserable	avávo
aza		n.	woman	azə
aželbu		n.	dissident	arélibu
Azle		top.	Athalē	Asalé
Azzabu		top.	Azbǽbu	Azbǽbu
ba		v.t.	can	boá
baba		v.t.	talk	baba “babble, chat”
babu		n.	root; anchor	bæbu
babur		adj.	influential, powerful	bæbur “strong”
bad		n.	sweet, sugary	bad
badö		n.	father	badew
baga		n.	rough	bage
Balnin		n.	the first ruling dynasty of imperial Huyfárah	Balanin
bana		v.t.	beg, supplicate	bæna
bab		v.t.	miss (not hit)	bæb
bapa		adj.	impractical, pointless	bepo “dumb, retarded”
bara		v.t.	own (land)	bære
Barnaga		top.	the city of Barnágo on the upper Oltu	Barnágo
baru		n.	estate, fief	bæru “land holdings”
barü		v.t.	appoint, grant	baruy
bas		adj.	calm, even-tempered	bas
baš		n.	sweat	boáš
baša		n.	spine; keel	baše
bašel		n.	stick, twig	bašel
beb		v.t.	punish	beb
bebu		pp.	among, between	beibu
bebul		n.	genitals	beibul
bebulsa		n.	vagina	beibulsa
beča		n.	leg	beiča
bedu		n.	tight	beidu
benela		n.	pagan temple	bænéilo
benü		v.t.	annul, abolish	benuy
bed		n.	son	boéd
bību		n.	scratch; massage	biəbu
bo		adj.	again	bou
bö		n.	star	boéi
boa		conj.	or	boa
böča		n.	daughter	boéča
bōdat		n.	judge	baodat
bōddö		n.	uncle: father’s older brother	baobadew
bōffa		n.	admiral, naval commander	baosifa
boga		n.	back (side); stern	bougə
böga		n.	declination (of a star); latitude	boéiægə
bōgas		n.	captain (of a ship)	baogas
bögur		n.	loyalty; fealty	boéigur “respect”
boig		n.	bay, inlet	bóig
bōkka		n.	governor	baoteka “commander”
bola		n.	earth, soil	boula
bōlü		n.	fifth day of the week	baoluy
bōm		n.	wheat	bomə
bōmas		n.	chancellor; treasurer	baomast “steward”
bönta		n.	astronomy, navigation	boéimate
bōnü		v.i.	advance, progress, march	baonuy
bōr		n.	nurse	borə
bos		n.	ox	bous
böš		n.	first day of the week	bewš
böšin		adj.	unlucky, unfortunate	bewšin
bötsi		n.	orgy, debauchery	boéisti
botu		n.	pierce, penetrate	boutu
bragu		adj.	tamed, broken (of horses)	pragu
brambu		n.	architect	præmbu
brammata		n.	architecture, building	prænmate
bran		v.t.	build; design	præn
braš		n.	hammer	marš
brommo		n.	sapper, engineer	Cəs. prommo “engineer”
bu		#	four	bu
Büba		top.	Oigop'oibauxeu; the Bwimbai river	Boíəba
bubiš		adj.	warm	bubiš
būbu		n.	spy	buəbu
būda		v.i.	listen	buədə
būngil	būnglak	v.t.	wound, hurt	buəŋil
bunša		n.	reward, treasure	buŋišə “reward”
but		pp.	next to, near	but
čabaš		n.	dinner, meal	kebač
čala		n.	school, academy, seminary	čælo
čama		v.t.	study, learn	čæme
čan		n.	fire	čæn
čan		v.i.	burn	čæn
čaniz		v.t.	banish, exile, cast out; disown	čæniz “admonish, shame”
čanizzu		n.	outlaw, exiled person	čaniz + (person nominaliser)
čanla		n.	lavatory	čæŋlo
čarakwe		n.	a variety of tallgrass	Pu. kiarakue
čašum		adj.	powerful, great	čæšum
če		#	one	če
čédu		n.	jester, comedian	čeidu
čega		adj.	only, sole	čega
ček	ček	v.t.	throw	ček
čeka		n.	army	teka
čekal	čellyak	v.i.	vomit	čekəl
čela		n.	teacher	čeilə
čena		v.t.	ask	čeino
čeng	čeng	v.i.	walk	čeiŋ
česses		n.	soldier	tesses
češus		adj.	unhealthy	češus “unreliable, risky, unhealthy”
čība		v.t.	tie	čiəba
čičī		n.	lightning	čičih
čil		n.	barley	čil
čila		n.	basket, bushel	čilo
čīn		v.t.	marry	čiən
čīnu		n.	husband	čiənu
čīpal	čīblak	v.i.	complain	čiəpal “whine, rant”
Čissa		top.	Čisse	Čisse
čītu		adj.	generous, kind	čiətu
čöbu		n.	student, scholar	čeobu
čōk		n.	king	čaok
čongas		n.	punt	Nam. tyoñgas
čöš		adj.	violent, cruel	keoč “angry”
čōssa		n.	queen	čaoksa
čreš		n.	danger, threat	čelč
čusu		n.	flatfish	Tak. kjusuhu
čutu		v.i.	spit	čutu
čwoš		adj.	hostile	čosk
daba		adj.	white	daba
dabbu		n.	host, proprietor	dagubu
dačok		n.	princess	dačaok
dada		conj.	but	dada
Dagem		top.	the Dagæm islands	Dagæm
dagü		v.t.	host	daguy
dalsu		n.	honey; sweetness; temptation (metaphorical)	dalsu
dang		n.	mountain	dæŋ
danga		n.	encampment; base (of military force)	dagane “camp”
das		v.t.	fight	das
dašīm		n.	hemp; canvas, sail	dašiəm
dau		adj.	male, masculine	dau
daz		n.	goddess (of polytheistic religions)	daz
dedin		adj.	frightening	deidin “numinous, awesome, frightening”
dēdok		n.	Dāiadak; (person) from Rathedān	dayadok
dellya		n.	glade; refuge	deikəlo “holy place (in the wild)”
demit	demik	v.t.	support (dependants, crops), receive (guests); yield	deimit
dena		n.	cunning; ingenuity	deine
deng		n.	finger	deiŋ
dep		n.	young (of an animal)	deip
desset		n.	silver	Cəs. däpset
dessin		n.	ink	FnM dessin
dība		n.	fat, grease, oil	diəbo
dībeng	dībeng	v.t.	lay aside, store, preserve	diəbæŋ
dida		adj.	possible	dida
digun		n.	thing, object	digun
dimammā		v.t.	dominate, lord it over	Tak. timammâ: “rule over”
Din Tor		top.	the city of Din Tor in Kuaguatia	Pu. Din Tor
diza		adj.	sensible, reliable	dizo “typical, ordinary”
do		#	five	dou
dōdan		v.i.	dance	daodan
dol		adj.	weary, tired; worn out	doul
dōm		v.t.	warn	daom
domā		n.	glass (substance)	doumah
dū		v.t.	praise	duə
dūbu		v.t.	smell	duəbu
dukas		n.	master, expert; veteran	dukəs “master, teacher”
dumeya		n.	annual fair	B.Nz. dumeya
duzem		v.t.	regret	duzæm
dwogu		v.t.	die	dogu “groan”
dworaš		n.	breakfast, lunch	dorač
eb		v.i.	freeze	eib
ebaba		adj.	enough	ebóbe
ebaga		v.t.	push, impel	eboáge
ebal		adj.	green	eibəl
ebeda		v.t.	order, arrange	ebédə
ebod		n.	colour	ebód
ebop		n.	music	ebóp
eborol	ebollak	v.t.	question	ebórol “be wary, distrust”
ebreba		n.	ruins	ebréibo
ebur	ebrak	v.i.	swim	eibur
ebūr		adj.	strange, weird	eboúrə
eča		n.	tiller	FnM etia
ečet	eček	v.i.	weaken; collapse	ečét
ečida		v.t.	cook	ečíde
eda		v.t.	run (a business)	B.Nz. ɛdə
edabō		adj.	corrupt, illegitimate	edáboə
edak		n.	person from Kasca	edák
edalda		n.	energy, vigor	edálide
edas		v.t.	betray	eodás “be a coward”
edatsa		n.	Ndak Ta	edástə
edaza		v.i.	change	edázə
eddala		n.	kitchen	ečidálo
ede		n.	tree; mast	edéi
ede		v.t.	rub	edé
edena		v.i.	live	edéinæ
edu		v.i.	fall, fail	eidu
eduga		pron.	why	edúgə
ega		adj.	good	eigə
Ega		top.	the Aiwa river	Eigə
egag		v.t.	put	egág
ege		adj.	upward	egéi
ego		adj.	unreliable; disloyal	ægóu “awry, wrong, off”
eguga		v.t.	deceive, fool	egúgo
egwol		n.	foot	egól
ejabu		n.	musician	edébu
eje		v.t.	play (an instrument)	edé “play”, affected by ejabu “musician”
ejela		n.	theater, stage	edélo
eka		n.	(land) animal	eikə
ekada		v.t.	continue, persist	ekádə
eke		n.	egg	ekéi
eku		v.t.	kill	eiku
ekui		n.	blessing, benefit; third day of week	ekúi
em		v.i.	turn	eim
ema		adj.	loose	eimo
enada		v.t.	feel (an emotion)	enǽdə
Enčelda		top.	Ngahêxôldod	Enčélade
engela		adj.	military	æŋéilo
enkata		n.	animal husbandry	eikəmate
enona		v.t.	commit (a crime)	enóuno “get in trouble”
enša		v.t.	fly	einišə
enu		adj.	rebellious; resentful	einu “bitter”
epaja		n.	longitude	FnM epagia
epan		n.	ball	epoǽn
epapa		n.	breast	epépe
epel	eblak	v.i.	rest	epél
epela		n.	chair, throne	epélo
erada		v.i.	be drunk or stoned	erǽde
erošu		v.t.	steal	eróušu “defraud, con”
erudu		v.t.	strive for, attempt	erúdu
ez		v.t.	paint	eiz
eš		#	six	eš
eša		adj.	always	ešo
eša		n.	method, operation, process	eše
ešad		adj.	much	ešǽd
ese		v.i.	bleed; ooze	esé
ešen		v.i.	act, behave	ešen
eta		v.t.	stop	etá
etaša		pp.	surrounding, all around; throughout	etáše
ete		pp.	with, by, using (instrumental)	eté
etesa		adj.	wrong, incorrect	etéišə
eteša		v.t.	sail	etéše
etešu		n.	sailboat	etéšu
etiša		int.	yes	etíšə “right, correct”
etišal		adj.	same	etíšal
etonta		adj.	complex, complicated	etóumate
etuba		adj.	weak, feeble	etúbə “docile”
Etuga		n.	the Etúgə religion	etúgə
evola		adj.	impotent	erólo
Ezada		n.	Æðadĕ	Æð. Æðadĕ
ezü		n.	painter, artist	eiziw
falla		n.	(person) from Huyfárah; the Fáralo language	fáralo
Favin		top.	the city of Faluin in Kuaguatia	Pu. Faluin
ferož		n.	Feråjin (people to the east of the Faraghin)	ferój
fitsaš		adj.	unlawful, illegal	fistaš
fizzud		n.	child	fizætud “rookie”
foga		n.	make, create	foga
follya		n.	workshop	fogalo
ga		n.	gaffer; title for an elder peasant	ŋæ
gā		v.t.	mock, disdain	gah
gaba		v.t.	share; distribute	gaba
gačču		n.	criminal	gafaču
gada		v.t.	make love, have sex	ŋadə
gafaš		n.	crime	gafač
gaja		pron.	those things, those people	gæje
gal		adv.	very	ŋal
galer		adj.	too, too much; excessive	ŋalər
gallel		n.	flood	ŋalleil
gamakel		adj.	nude, naked	“not wearing”
gāmō		n.	girlfriend	Tak. ŋa:maw “wife, female partner”
gana		n.	neck	ŋæne
gangu		v.i.	laugh	ŋæŋu
gašša		adj.	thick	ŋapšə
gašu		n.	rabbit	gašu
gata		n.	wood	gate
gataš		n.	galley	gatač
gatel		n.	plank, board	gatel
gatelu		n.	shield	gatel + (nominaliser)
gatsis		n.	assassin	ŋastís “villain”
geba		n.	toe	ŋeibə
geda		v.t.	wipe	ŋeide
gerit		pp.	until, up to	geirit
geru		n.	atheist, cynic	geiru
geš		adj.	superior; dominant	geč “powerful”
gešša		n.	sheep	geipša
gi		#	two	ŋi
gību		adj.	sharp; acute, clever	ŋiəbu
gībul		n.	needle	ŋiəbul
gis		n.	dagger	gis
gissa		v.t.	cut	gissa
gittaš		n.	bireme	ŋigatač
go		n.	road	gou
gobu		n.	traveler	goubu
godā		n.	dream	goudah
goga		v.i.	break	gouga
gol		n.	path, way	goul
Golla		top.	Ñolo	Ŋourlo
gom		adj.	high	goum
gōmi		v.i.	sink; drown	Tak. kawmí “be submerged”
gondu		n.	cross-staff (for measuring angles)	goumoudu
goru		adj.	ancient; Ngauro	ŋouru
gorun		n.	desert, wasteland	gourun
gōs		n.	boat	gaos
got		adj.	dull (not sharp)	gout
graš		adj.	bold, brave	kraš
gröa		n.	porridge (cheap meal of grain)	kræwa
guab		v.t.	mark, draw	guab
guba		v.i.	survive, subsist; endure	gube “escape, survive”
gubu		n.	drawing	guabu
gumma		n.	cooked fish, seafood	Tak. ŋuŋumá “fish (as food)”
gūna		adj.	cowardly	ŋuəne “cautious, conservative”
gura		adj.	brown	ŋura
gura		n.	cloves	ŋura
guru		n.	guts, intestines	guru
gurun		n.	moorland	Cəs. gurun “wasteland”
gūtu		conj.	so, therefore	guətu
gwa		v.t.	follow	goá
gwoda		v.t.	descend, derive	goda
gwonin		n.	elder; elder brother	gonin
gwozu		adj.	difficult	gozu
ha		n.	meat	ha
hab		v.t.	eat	hab
habba		v.t.	begin, start	hæpabe
haben		v.i.	mutter, murmur, mumble	heben
hačiš		n.	garlic	hačiš
hadilla		adj.	superficial; contrived	hadírlo “open, overt”
hadir		adj.	outdoors	hadír
hadir		pp.	outside, out of	hadír
hadlu		adj.	spicy; exciting	hadlu
Hagibal		top.	the area formerly occupied by Huyfárah	Hagíbəl
hali	imm.	v.t.	trade, barter	Tak. hali “exchange, swap, trade”
hallyu		adj.	unpleasant, distasteful	haglu “nasty”
halnadu		n.	republic	halenadu
halpu		v.t.	throw away, discard	halapu
hanunnita	imm.	n.	net	Tak. hanúmanita “fishing tackle, nets, lines”
hapa		v.t.	force, coerce	hape
haran		n.	Faraghin (person or language)	haran
harsa		n.	tube, pipe	harsa
hassū	imm.	n.	squid	Tak. hâhasu:
hatati	imm.	n.	sea voyage, expedition	Tak. hatiháti “long way, journey, distance”
hattisa	imm.	n.	thug, violent person	Tak. hapatisà “angry person”
hatud		n.	advisor; lieutenant	hætud “veteran”
he		adj.	blue	hei
hel		adj.	foreign	heil
hellyun		n.	enemy	helkun
hēm		v.i.	wait	heimə
hemun	imm.	n.	cumin	Æð. hæmun
hepud		adj.	crooked, twisted; deformed	heipud
heta		adj.	orderly, neat	heite
hibu		n.	frog	hiebu
hībur	hībrak	v.i.	boil	hiəbur
hidda		n.	tyrrany, oppression	hičidə “misuse of office”
hidda		n.	hurricane, storm	higade
hien		v.t.	prove, demonstrate	híen
hies		v.i.	jump	hies
higga		n.	physical necessity; the mundane world	hitugə
hīm		n.	cloud	hiəm
hisal	hizlak	v.t.	bequeath; grant	hisəl
hīteng		adj.	different	hiəteŋ
Hitsūan		top.	Siixtaguna	Histuənə
hīwa		adj.	rotten	hiəwa
hizlu		n.	heir; successor	hislu “child, heir”
ho		n.	coast	hou
höa		n.	water	hewe
högo		n.	dock	hewegou
honla		n.	graveyard, cemetary	hounilo
honlin		adj.	unearthly, supernatural	hounilin “numinous”
höpu		adj.	alone, solitary	hewpu
hossā		n.	trade route	B.Nz. xopsah
höteka		n.	navy, fleet	heweteka
hozung		adj.	left (side)	houzuŋ
Hubba		n.	Sútapaj, the founder of Etúgə	Hutaba
huda		#	eight	hude
Hüfarā		top.	the classical empire of Huyfárah	Huyfárah
hūmu		adj.	immoral	huəmu “wrong”
hūnšar		n.	help, aid	huənšar
hupis		v.t.	defeat, conquer	hupís
huz		n.	mouse	huz
huzagga		n.	immorality, vice, perversion, evil	huzǽtugə
hwazzung		n.	port side	FnM huazzung
hwola		pron.	when	holə
īan		v.t.	see, look	iənə
īb		#	one hundred	iəb
īb		n.	month; moon	iəb
iba		v.t.	touch, use	ibe
ibal		n.	north	ibəl
ibu		n.	tool	ibu
iča		adj.	equal	iče
ičamal		n.	study; knowledge	ičǽməl
idar	idrak	v.t.	seem, appear	idər
iden		v.t.	lose; lack	iden
idūng		n.	sea	idúəŋ
idwa		n.	arm	idwæ
iga		pron.	which one	igə
igrī		v.t.	absorb, dissolve	igrih
ijir	ijrak	v.i.	whisper	ijir
īlān		n.	invasion, occupation	iəlænə “catastrophe”
ilseza		n.	morning glory	Nam. iłseza < Ndd. ilseza
īm		v.t.	sew	imə
īma		n.	symbol, sign	iəma
imitö		n.	lyre, harp	Lot. imitø
īmu		n.	head; top	iəmu
ipa		adj.	straight	ipə
ipā		v.t.	sense, perceive	ipah
ipi		n.	liver	ipi
iru		v.t.	open	iru
is		v.t.	should	is
isa		pp.	to, towards; before (time)	isə
iša		n.	night	išo
issa		adj.	early; preceding	isəga
issān		n.	the spiritual world; salvation; heaven	ifisænə
īta		v.t.	hang, suspend	iətə
ītta		adj.	friendly, jovial	iəptə “cheerful”
Ivlō		top.	the city of Ebloi in Lasomo	Æð. Ivloj
izin		adj.	sudden, unexpected	izin
ižnon		n.	journey, voyage	išonoun
jaga		adj.	angry, vengeful	jægə “indignant”
jaga		n.	Ndak or Lasomoran king	diágə
jaja		pron.	that one, that person	jæje
jamaš		n.	feast	demaš
jan		n.	knife	jæn
jangu		v.i.	move	jaŋu
japa		n.	shave	depa
jega		pron.	who, what	jegə
jepa		v.t.	insult	jeipə
ješ		adj.	likely, probably	ješ
jī		adj.	tall	jiə
jiba		adj.	bad; tough	jibe
jīku		adj.	hard (not soft)	jiəku
jīnī		n.	iron	jiənih
joa		v.t.	plan	dióa “imagine”
jömū		adj.	hunt; pursuit	dewmuh
jöš		n.	fourth day of the week	geoč
jöta		v.t.	capture, invade	kreota
jüan		adj.	slow	jiwnə
juma		v.i.	protest; shout	juma “complain”
jwori		v.i.	wake up	jori
jwos		adj.	alert	jos “conscious”
kada		n.	ashes	kæda
kada		v.t.	amuse, please	kada
kadal		v.t.	like, appreciate	kadal
kagadin		n.	uncle: father’s younger brother	kaogádin
kākka		v.t.	murder	Tak. kahâkka
kallya		n.	border, boundary	kaklo
kalto		n.	wind	kaltó
kapa		n.	last year	kape
kapelu		n.	rain	kepéilu
kaš		adj.	funny, amusing	kaš
kazil	kazlak	v.t.	look at, watch	kazil
Kažžad		top.	Kasca	Kazəgad
kebla		n.	pasture, field	keiplo
Kečana		n.	the world; the planet Huyfárah is on	Kečǽna
kečem		n.	honor	kečem
kel	kelak	v.t.	dress; wear	keil
kelu		n.	tunic; commoners' clothes	keilu
kempata		n.	herblore; biology	keipmate
kep		n.	grass, herb	keip
kese		n.	blood	kesé
keye		n.	uplands	Cəs. keye
keza		n.	snow	keize
kiki		n.	a spice from the eastern islands	kiki
kiki		n.	an expensive spice	Pu. kiki
kipa		n.	rice alcohol	kipa
kōa		n.	tongue; rudder	kouwə
kōčča		n.	aunt	kaotača
kōga		n.	fog, mist; uncertainty	kaogə
kōu		n.	(Etúgeist) priest	kəwú
ku		n.	spirit, mind	ku
kūba		n.	waste	kuəbə
kučil	kujrak	v.i.	run, rush, hurry	kučil
kufas		n.	(Etúgeist) temple	kufas
kugal		adj.	tame, domesticated (of small animals)	kugal
kugrin		n.	clan	Cəs. kugrın “related by blood”
kuin		adj.	holy, sacred	kuin
kuinü		v.t.	bless, consecrate	kuin + (verbaliser)
kuka		v.i.	hiccough	kuka
kūma		v.t.	redo	kuəma
kumepel		n.	grave, burial place	kumepél
kumi		n.	dolphin	Tak. kumi
kūnu		n.	armour	“sturdy thing”
kūpega		v.t.	assume, suppose	kuəpéigə
kuz		n.	records, archives; document	kuz
kusep	kusek	v.t.	worship	kusæp
kušu		v.i.	cough	kušu
kūt		n.	devil, demon	kuət
kuzla		n.	library; archive	kuzlo
kuzrem		n.	olive	kusræm
Kwagwača		top.	Kuaguatia	Pu. Kuaguatia
kwaše		pron.	these things, these people	kwaše
kwoda		v.t.	cover	kodə
kwoffi		v.i.	flee, escape	Tl. qʷotsfi
kwōl		adj.	absurd, crazy	kolə
labaf	labak	v.t.	ignore	labaf
lad		adj.	healthy	lad
lada		n.	nothing	lade “not much”
lalpa		v.t.	heal, cure	lalpo
lalpabu		n.	doctor, physician	lalpobu
landata		n.	medicine	ladmate
lanē		adj.	sumptuous; delicious, tasty	lanæh “rich, fragrant”
lapu		n.	bone	læpu
laršoša		n.	hour	laršaošə
laš		n.	land, country	laš
lašin		n.	national	lašin
lassa		n.	penis	læpusa
lata		adj.	fast	læta
laz		v.t.	close, shut	laz
Lažmu		top.	Lasomo	Lašumu
le		n.	bird	lei
lečö		n.	eighth day of the week	lečew
led		n.	year	leid
ledeng		n.	wing	leideiŋ
ledin		adj.	annual	leidin
legeša		n.	poetry, poem; song	legéiša
lel	lelak	v.i.	row	leil
lelu		n.	rowboat	leilu
ler		adj.	young	leir
leš		n.	sword	leč
leša		adj.	cold	leišo
lēvvu		n.	man of leisure	Æð. lēðvu
līmu		v.i.	smile	liəmu
līpū		v.t.	raid, attack	Tak. li:ùpú:
liš		adj.	black	ilč
lišu		n.	form, shape	lišu
ližžu		v.t.	shake	lizegu
lölišö		n.	blizzard	Cəs. lö-lişö “the cold”
loma		v.t.	visit	loumo
lōma		adj.	long	laoma
loša		v.i.	answer, reply	loušə
lota		adj.	right, correct	loute
luba		v.t.	lie	luba
lūkim		adj.	agile, competent	Tl. lūk’im
lūmana		n.	idiot, oaf	Tak. lu:mána “madman, fool, idiot”
lumüzzin		n.	mutiny	FnM lumübzin
lūngīmā		n.	sea rover, sailor	Tak. lu:ŋí:ma: “sailor”
lūšikki		n.	ruffian, drunkard	Tak. lu:hîkki “lazy person, greedy person, drunkard”
lyega		n.	word; language	lega
lyegal		v.i.	write	legal
lyetsa		v.t.	collect, gather	lestə
lyöa		n.	delta	lewə
lyös		adj.	free, independent	lews
ma		v.t.	believe	mæ
maba		n.	mouth	mabe
mabbal		n.	magnet; compass	matibəl
mabiu		adj.	innocent, not guilty	(negative) + abiu
mačud		n.	slave	mačud
mada		n.	force, violence	made
mada		n.	heart	mæde
mada		v.t.	feel (an emotion)	mæde
madda		n.	intelligence	mædidə
madu		adj.	purposeless, pointless	mædu
maga		adj.	empty	maiga
magaš		v.t.	loot, pillage; tax excessively	magač
magga		n.	the impossible (to normal men); fantasy, spirituality	matugə
mai		n.	nobody	mai
mag		n.	today	mæg
māl		pron.	where	malə
mallya		v.t.	suck	malge
malöa		adj.	successful	malæwe
malōna		n.	cargo	Tak. malahúwna “weight, baggage, posessions”
malyö		v.t.	figure out, realize	məlew
mam		#	seven	mæm
mammā		n.	corsair, pirate chief	Tak. mammâ: “leader, king”
Mande		top.	Mæmedéi	Mæmedéi
mardu		n.	human	mardu
mas		adj.	a few	mas
masa		n.	cow	mæsa
maša		adv.	never	mašo
mata		v.t.	know	mate
matel	madlak	v.t.	think, suspect	matel
matežža		n.	astrolabe	FnM matebža
matsasu		n.	notable, VIP	FnM mastathu “politician”
matsin		adj.	royal	mastin “royal, governmental; public”
mau		adj.	blunt, dull	mau
me		v.t.	trade	mei
mebil		n.	biscuit	FnM. mebil
mebu		n.	trader, merchant	meibu
mekat		n.	younger brother; apprentice	meokát
mel	melak	v.t.	read	meil
Mēlopö		top.	the city of Māilôpheu in Lasomo	Æð. Majlopew
mērasa		n.	debt	B.Nz. mayrasa
mengas		n.	first mate	FnM mengas
meva		adj.	bankrupt	B.Nz. mɛvə
mi		adj.	no, none	mi
Mīdu		top.	Mɨdu	Miədu
miga		v.t.	thank	miga
mik		n.	bread	mik
mimāl		n.	nowhere	mimalə
mipīm		n.	dough, paste	mipimə
mipol		adj.	shameless, coarse	mipól “indecent”
miš		adj.	new	miš “modern”
mišaf	mišak	v.t.	owe	mišǽf
miššana		v.t.	ravish; rape	midišǽna “fornicate”
miššu		n.	holiday, day off	mišagu
mīwa		adj.	epic, legendary	miəwə “heroic”
mo		n.	skin	mou
möa		n.	oral sex	mowe
mōbba		adj.	old	mwáogube “ponderous, grave”
modu		v.t.	measure	moudu
moga		adj.	backward	moge
mola		adj.	full	mola
molan		adj.	suspicious (of others), paranoid; jumpy	molən “alert”
molar	morrak	v.t.	prefer	molar
monšeza		n.	council, senate	moumušezə
morda		n.	front; chest (of a person)	mordu
more		n.	magic, mysticism, the occult	more
moru		adj.	narrow	mouru
mosin		adj.	civilized, urban, cultured	mosin
moso		n.	port, harbor	mosou
mossi		adj.	simple, primitive, basic	mospi “uncultured”
mössö		n.	herdsman	Cəs. mösppö “peasant”
mowö		n.	sex act	Nam. mowe < Ndd. måwë “fellate”
muba		adj.	foolish, rash	mube
muba		n.	worm	muba
Mūbaz		top.	Momuva'e	Muəbaz
mula		n.	ice	mula
müpa		adj.	deaf	miopə
mürda		adj.	blind	miordo
mus		v.i.	grow	mus
muššuta		n.	belief, philosophy, ideology	mušidutə
muzla		n.	origin	muslo
muzmata		n.	agriculture	musmate
na		pp.	in (locations, substances, regions), inside; on	na
naba		adj.	red	nabe
naba		pron.	someone, something	næbə
ñaba		n.	peasant, farmer	mebe
nabem		adj.	small	næbæm
nabla		pron.	sometime	næblo
ñabla		n.	farm	mebelo
nača		n.	lady, baroness	nača
nadilla		adj.	secret, hidden	nadírlo
nadir		pp.	in (containers), inside of, indoors	nadír
nae		n.	work, labour	naei
naga		adj.	inner, interior	naga
naga		n.	god (of polytheistic religions)	nagə
nagu		n.	bear (animal)	nagu
nallyū		v.t.	arrange; control	naluŋuh “organise”
nalul		pron.	somewhere	nælul
nam		n.	illness, disease	næm
nama		adj.	some, any	næme
namū		adj.	orange	næmuh
nanga		n.	capital; seat (of a noble)	nagane
napa		v.i.	swell (up)	næpe
napoča		v.i.	play (e.g. games), have fun	napóča
napočau		n.	toy, game	napoča + (nominaliser)
nat		n.	lord, baron	nat
nata		n.	the nobility, aristocracy	nata
navol		n.	pony	navor + (diminutive)
navor		n.	horse	narór
naza		n.	east	nazə
Nazakwalo		top.	the city of Nazakualo in Kuaguatia	Pu. Nazakualo
nažga		adj.	pathetic; insignificant	našiŋa “futile”
neb		v.i.	aim	neib
neča		n.	wife	neča
nega		n.	the most; maximum; azimuth	nege
ñelda		v.t.	include	melede
ñeljen		v.i.	twist	neljæn
ñeña		n.	young lord; boy of noble blood	menio
ñenčok		n.	prince; petty king	menčaok
nēng		n.	leaf	neiŋə
Ñentek		n.	first king of the Balanin dynasty	Mentek
nēu		n.	noodles (an eastern dish)	nayu
ñeza		v.t.	meet (people), encounter	meze
ñezel	ñezlak	v.t.	greet	mezel
nil		#	nine	nil
nīn		conj.	if/then conjunction	niən
ñöbu		n.	sick person, patient	neobu
ñöda		v.i.	squirt, spurt, splatter	meode
nōga		adj.	regular, predictable	naoga
ñök	ñök	v.i.	rebel	mewk
ñökil	ñöglak	v.t.	oppose, resist	mewkil
nokwüña		n.	fur trade	Nam. nokwimya
nola		n.	street	noulo
non		v.i.	go	noun
nōnga		v.t.	split	naoŋga
ñonne		n.	business connection	Nam. ñonne < B.Nz. ñanɛ
nōnu		v.t.	divide, separate	naonu
ñös		adj.	sick, ill	neos
noyo		n.	job	Nam. noyo
nuaš	nuaš	v.i.	cheat	nuaš
nubazi		n.	realization, enlightenment	nubázi
nuga		adj.	easy	nuge
nüga		n.	war	nioga
ñugur	ñugrak	v.t.	try, attempt	miúgur
nüllya		n.	battlefield	niogalo
nupača		n.	slime	nupáča
nura		n.	cloves	Pu. nura
ōa		conj.	and	ouwa
öal		n.	west	eiwəl
oba		adj.	almost all	oubə
ōba		n.	mason	aoba
obbo		n.	pecadillo	Nam. obbo
odiz		n.	magician	oudiz
oga		pp.	behind, in back of	ougə
ōga		n.	crisis	aogə “uncertainty, confusion”
Ōkö		top.	western Lasomo	Æð. Ōjxew
olmo		v.t.	to steal; to pickpocket	Nam. ołmo “steal, filch” < Ndd. ålmo
omol		n.	younger sister	oumol
omu		n.	mother	oumu
öna		adj.	arcane, obscure	eione “obscure”
onga		adj.	inferior; poor quality; trashy	ouŋa “vulgar”
önganga		adj.	solemn, grave	oyŋǽŋga “serious”
ongu		adj.	without, except for	ouŋu
opa		adj.	boring	oupə
opu		adj.	deep	oupu
ošal	ožlak	v.t.	propose, suggest	ošyal
ossa		n.	witch	oudisa
osam		n.	fanatic, zealot	Cəs. oksam
ošu		v.t.	promise	oušu
öti		n.	day, daytime	eioti
oton		adj.	thin	otóun
ovvok	ovvok	v.t.	forget	oslók
oyalu		n.	market stand	B.Nz. ɔyalu
oyem		n.	starboard	FnM oyem
oza		n.	suicide	ouzə
ozu		n.	yesterday	ouzu
paba		v.t.	analyze, categorize	pabo
padu		v.t.	attack	padu
pajna		v.t.	count, reckon	pačuna
Pallya		top.	Påwe	Palge
pam		adj.	round	pæm
pan		v.t.	bite, chew	pæn
pap		n.	defence	pap
papa		adj.	last, final	pepə
pappa		v.t.	smash, break	padupe
papu		n.	fear	popu
parda		n.	valley	pardə
paš		n.	socket, niche	paš
pat		adj.	stinky, smelly	pat
pawüllo		n.	villa, manse	FnM piawillo
payevo		n.	tornado	Pu. paievo
pazar		n.	magnolia	Pu. piazar < Miw pjaza:r
pe		adj.	big	pei
pea		adj.	ready	pea
pebla		n.	beach	peiblo
peda		adj.	loud	peide
pelaš		n.	mainland (as opposed to the sea)	peilaš
pelbu		n.	hourglass	peilbu
Pemas		top.	the city of Peimast on the upper Poráš	Peimast
pemeb		adj.	unknown	peimæb “mystery”
pen		pp.	with, accompanied by, having	pein
peras		n.	knight, first rank of noble	peras
peša		v.t.	drop, let go; abandon	peše
peta		v.t.	emphatic auxiliary	peitə
petu		adj.	apart	peitu
peza		n.	shit	pezə
pezla		n.	outhouse, toilet	pezəlo
pi		n.	fingernail	pi
piffi		v.t.	beat up	Tl. pisfi “injure”
pigal		adj.	first	pigəl
pila		v.t.	send; have done, send for	pila
pīm		adj.	low	piəm
pīm		v.t.	abase; (refl) submit, lower oneself, sacrifice	piəm
pīndis		v.t.	understand	piədæmis
pipa		adj.	practical; simple, rustic	pipe
pir		n.	goat	pir
pir		n.	earthworks	Aff. pir “ditch, moat”
pišil		adj.	pale, grey	pišil
poku		v.t.	refuse, deny	pouku
pon		n.	island	poun
poni		n.	plant, vegetation	pouni
Poraš		top.	the Poráš river	Poráš
porat		adj.	loyal, trustworthy, sound	porat
ppūma		n.	smoke, steam	kpuəma
pūa		n.	nose	puwə
Pūa		top.	the city of Pu'a in Kasca	Pua
pubīt	pubīk	v.t.	threaten, menace	pubiət
raba		pp.	along; during, in, within	ræbe
rada		n.	sky	ræde
radel		n.	pot, jar	rædel
rapa		adj.	fertile; productive	ræpe
rapen		pp.	instead of, in place of	ræpen
rari		adj.	addicted	rari
Rassan		top.	the Rathedān	Rasedán
ratu		v.t.	hear	rætu
raul	ralak	v.t.	fill	raul
rečīs		n.	bleeding (of a wound); menstruation	rečiəs
remur		n.	earthquake	reimur
reñal		n.	deck (of a ship)	FnM renial
rifas		adj.	ugly	rifəs
riša		v.t.	con, defraud	rišo
ro		#	ten	ro
robe		n.	feather	robe
rödu		adj.	spontaneous	Æð. rwedu
rökwö		n.	rice	Pu. reokue
rōl	rolak	v.t.	serve	roulə “care for”
rōm		pp.	that (relativiser)	roumə
rota		v.i.	retreat	route “flee”
rubosso		v.i.	to haggle	Nam. rubosso < Ndd. rubåsto “be agressive”
rud		n.	man (male)	rud
ruga		adj.	gullible	ruga
rūga		adj.	intelligent	ruəga
rugga		adj.	unpredictable	ruduga
rulsa		n.	whore, prostitute	rulasa
ruña		v.t.	trust, have confidence in	rumia
rūnā		n.	priest (of the pagans)	ruənah
rünon		n.	shaman (of foreign, non-Etúgə peoples)	Aff. rynon “shaman”
rušan		v.t.	find guilty	rušan “blame”
rušša		adj.	fantastic, imaginative; dreamlike	rušoga
ruz		n.	public discourse	Æð. ruz
sači		adj.	soft	sæči
sačin		adj.	rich, wealthy	sačin
sagga		n.	false knowledge, illusion	satugə
sagga		n.	virtue, morality	sætugə
sakka		v.t.	besiege	Cəs. sakkə “engage in combat”
šala		n.	hearth, fireplace; home	šælo
sang	sang	v.t.	wash	sæŋ
sap	sak	v.t.	give	sæp
Šapö		n.	Habeo	Æð. Sjapew
sare		n.	love affair	Pu. sare
saša		v.i.	sneeze	sašə
sat		n.	gold	sæt
satar		n.	democratic assembly	satar
satil		n.	money	sætil
sečas		n.	advantage, favour	sečas “good luck”
šečči		v.i.	be born	seziči
seček		n.	longbow	Tl. setiek
šek		n.	name	sek
šeka		v.t.	name, call	seka
sekkečem		v.t.	celebrate, honour; observe (religious tenet)	“give honour”
šela		n.	spear	selo
selyuin		n.	seminary; monastery	FnM thelyuin
šerčok		n.	emperor (title of the Fáralo ruler)	serčaok
šerin		adj.	imperial	serin
šernat		n.	minister (of state)	sernat
Šertek		top.	Sertek	Sertek
seš		n.	louse	seiš
seššin		adj.	favoured	sečasin
šesü		v.t.	crown (a ruler); elect	šesuy
seza		n.	dawn	seiza
šeza		adj.	steep	seze
šezul		n.	infant	sezul
sidin		adj.	sad, unhappy	sidin
sigil	siglak	v.i.	urinate, piss	sigil
sikki		v.i.	celebrate wildly	Tak. sîkki “be happy, celebrate”
sila		n.	tooth, fang	silo
silla		n.	brothel	siralo
šīmōala		v.t.	explore, scout out	Tak. hi:mawhala
sīn		v.t.	drink	siən
Sīnčen		n.	the greatest of the Edák emperors	Siənčæn
sip		adv.	thus	sip
sipa		n.	crab-claw sail	Tak. sîpa < Mûts. tsihpa “wing, fin”
sipagōs		n.	ship with crab-claw sails	sipa + gōs
sirrūm		pp.	where (relativiser)	sirul roumə
sirul		pron.	there	sirul
sis		n.	dog	sis
siš	siš	v.i.	do; null auxiliary	siš
sīš		adj.	separate, apart	siəč
siša		adj.	then	sišo
Šišin		top.	the Šišin mountains	Šišin
sissa		n.	bitch	sissa
sižrūm		pp.	when (relativiser)	sišo roumə
so		v.t.	must, have to	so
sodul		n.	powder, dust	soudul
Sombrušü		top.	Sumarušuxi	Sumarušuxi
sonči		v.i.	kneel	sounči
song		n.	knee	souŋ
šör	šerak	v.t.	pour; flow	seor
šöšan		n.	seventh day of the week and day of rest	seošan
suzzi		n.	olive oil	Nam. suddzi
suji		n.	pressure	suji
suji		v.t.	press	suji
šülo		n.	silk	Lot. šylo
šūn		v.t.	stab, slash	šuən
sur		n.	tomorrow	sur
suš		adj.	near, nearby	suš
šüs		adj.	merciful, compassionate	šuys
sušin		n.	neighbor	sušin
susu		v.i.	whistle	susu
swö		v.t.	cause	soy
swobren		v.i.	succeed	sobræn
swos		adj.	mature, adult	sos
swos		n.	second day of week	sos
swossa		n.	maiden, unmarried woman	sossa “nubile girl”
ta		v.t.	just did	ta
tača		n.	older sister	tača
tadi		n.	shelter; camp	tædi
tadil		n.	oar	tædil
Tal		top.	the western provinces of Huyfárah	Tal
Tala		n.	the people of Tal; the Tlaliolz	talo
tam		n.	south	tæm
tāmpa		v.t.	to mimic	Tl. tāmepa
Tāras		top.	the city of Thāras in the Rathedān	Æð. Tārĕs
Tārasse		top.	greater Thāras	Æð. Tārĕspe
taš		adj.	lawful, legal	taš
tassū		n.	octopus	Tak. tâhasu:
tatsik		n.	cheap clothing; rags	Tl. tatstlik’ “shirt, tunic”
tatü		v.t.	allow, permit	tatuy
tazzem		v.t.	imply	tazbæm
teba		adj.	together	teibe
tengas		n.	punt, flatboat	teiŋgas
tengu		v.t.	pull	teiŋu
teš	teš	v.t.	bend, fold	teiš
tetu		adj.	wide	teitu
tid		n.	flea	tid
tiko		n.	stone, rock; foundation	tikóu “stone; anchor”
tīnša		n.	flash, spark	tiəŋišə
tir		n.	door	tir
Tivoreño		top.	the city of Tivoremio in Kuaguatia	Pu. Tivoremio
tīyi		v.t.	torture, brutalise	Tak. tî:ʔi “punish, bring into line, enforce law”
to		n.	lake	tou
ton		n.	hand	toun
tsodu		n.	sand	ksoudu
tūd		v.t.	run, oversee, govern, rule	tuəd
tudu		v.t.	surprise; catch unawares	tudu “amaze”
tulas		n.	cinnamon	tulas
tuma		n.	pirate	tuma
tunī		n.	good luck, fortune	Tak. tuní: “luck, chance”
twaba		n.	horn	toba
twana		v.t.	avoid, prevent	twæno
twodu		n.	fool, idiot	todu
twol		n.	light	tol
twol	twolak	v.i.	shine	tol
twolin		adj.	bright	tolin
ü		n.	noble, lord (used as honorific)	io
ūam		n.	joke	uəmə
ubak		n.	palace	ubák
Ubaz		n.	the Mother Goddess of the Edák; sixth day of the week	Ubáz
ubu		adj.	soon	ubu
učabur	učabrak	v.i.	be exhausted, be overextended	učébur “to rush into something”
üdol		n.	sun	iodol
uga		pp.	from; after	ugə
ugaš	ugaš	v.i.	fly into a rage, go berserk	ugaš “be a storm”
ugga		adj.	late, later	ugəga
ūgu		adj.	lame, crippled	uəgu
ūl	ulak	v.t.	rise, raise, lift	ulə
ūla		n.	barbarian	uwlo
ullya		v.t.	taste	ulgə
ullyu		n.	rope	ulgu
ūm		v.t.	cause	uəm
ūme		adj.	yellow	uwméi
umordu		pp.	in front of, before (space)	umórdu
ümu		adj.	beautiful	iwmu
undribu		n.	playwright	undribu “comedian”
ünsa		n.	noble girl	iwmusa “beautiful girl”
upal	ublak	v.t.	explain, describe	uplə
ür		adj.	sour, acidic	ior
ürappo		n.	vinegar	FnM ürappo
ūš	ūš	v.i.	blow, breathe	uəš
üšala		n.	noble House; lineage	“noble hearth”
ussab		v.i.	be aroused, be horny	uksáb “be eager”
Ussor		top.	Ussor	Ussor
uššü		v.t.	covet, long for the forbidden	ukšúy
ūta		n.	humour, wit	uəta
utuči		v.i.	commit suicide	utúči
üza		n.	noblewoman, lady	ioza
üzal		n.	figurehead or bow of a ship	iozal
vaba		v.t.	have, own (things)	roda
vodu		n.	possessions, one’s things	rodu
voga		v.i.	perform, act	rogə
Vontovar		top.	the city of Vontovar in Kuaguatia	Pu. Vontovar
vozru		n.	voter (in a republic)	rozaru
waba		pp.	for, for the purpose of	obo
waba		v.t.	hit	wabə
wagā		n.	peace	wagah
wagga		adj.	peaceful	wagaga
wapa	imm.	n.	ear	opə
wapin		adj.	auditory; audible	opin
wapum		adj.	hollow	wæpum
wara		n.	love	wære
waš	waš	v.i.	dig	waš
waša		pron.	this one, this person	waše
wat		n.	age	wat
wata		pp.	about, concerning	wætə
we		v.t.	will do	we
weda		n.	vegetable	wede
wegwol		pp.	below, under	wægól
wela		n.	garden	weilo
weša		adj.	now	weišo
wetang		pp.	beyond, past	wætáŋ
wila		n.	house	wilo
wima		n.	mud	wimə
wimal		adj.	dirty	wiməl
wimba		n.	papyrus	Nam. wɨmba < Ndd. wïmva
wīmu		pp.	above, over	wiəmu
wiñes		adj.	adjacent, adjoining	wimés
wīng		adj.	wet	wiəŋ
wiñülyo		n.	canal	Nam. wɨñÿeło “city canal”
wiza		v.i.	yell, shout	wiza
woa	imm.	n.	salt	oa
wöam	imm.	adj.	recent; modern	oymə
wobba	imm.	v.i.	waste away; deteriorate	ogabe “be hurt”
wodel	wodlak	v.t.	wear, carry	wodel
wodla	imm.	n.	destination	odulo
wodu	imm.	v.i.	come	odu
woem	imm.	n.	right (side)	oæm
wogu	imm.	v.i.	mourn, grieve	ogu
wol		n.	here	woul
wola	imm.	n.	place, location	olo
wolda	imm.	v.t.	inherit	oludo “deserve”
woldu	imm.	n.	inheritance	oludu “deserts”
Woldulaš		top.	the kingdom of the Woltu valley	“inheritance-land”
wolīn	imm.	v.t.	not know, not perceive	olinə
Woltu		top.	the Oltu river	oltu
Woltumoso		top.	Oltumosou	Oltumosou
wong	wong imm.	v.t.	squeeze	oŋ
wopa	imm.	n.	meat stew with fruit	opwo
wopu		v.t.	remember	woupu
worda	imm.	n.	eye	ordo
wordin	imm.	adj.	visual; visible	ordin
worgal	worgalak	v.i.	ignite, explode	orgal
wos		#	three	wos
wota	imm.	v.i.	charge (in combat)	ote “run, hurry”
wožžataš		n.	trireme	wozgatač
wugu		v.t.	execute	wugu “condemn”
yabör		adj.	short	ebewr
yaltēk		n.	kettle	Tl. yaltlēk
yapaf		adj.	light (not heavy)	epaf
Yedizan		n.	the Hitatc peoples	Æð. Jedizan
yedön		adj.	pure	edewn
yedönin		adj.	holy	edewnin
Yefko		top.	the city of Hiphago in the Rathedān	Æð. Hjevxo
yega		adj.	all, every	ege
yegö		n.	everyone, everything	egew
yegren		v.t.	satisfy	egræn
yelja		adj.	clean	elje
yelpa		v.i.	melt	elpe
yennal		n.	hold (of a ship)	FnM yennal
yengala		n.	everywhere	egemalə
yeš	yeš	v.t.	destroy	epš
yeššila		n.	wreckage, remains	epšilo “ruins”
yetög		n.	forest	etewg
yevoga		adj.	common, ordinary	eluoga “abundant”
yezul	yezlak	v.t.	take	ezul
yöa		n.	snake	ewa
yöbla		n.	bed	eobulo
yöbu		n.	crook, untrustworthy person	ewbu “petty criminal”
yöbu		v.i.	sleep	eobu
yöčeng	yöčeng	v.i.	limp, stumble	eočeiŋ
yömu		v.t.	reject, hate	ewmu
yonon		adj.	elite	Aff. jonon “noble, thoroughbred”
yönta		v.i.	guess	eomate
yöpa		n.	statue	ewpa
yozzu		n.	dye	Nam. yozzu
Zārakačas		n.	the prophet Zārakātias	Æð. Zārĕkatjas
žellya		adj.	hot	relga
zin		n.	wine	Nam. zin < Ndd. zin
Zipe		top.	the nation of Ziphē	Æð. Zipe
zñoñibi		n.	tea	Nam. znyoñɨbɨ
žöba		adj.	unable, useless	rewebe
zomōya		adj.	keen, devoted	Tl. zaomōya “passionate, enthusiastic”
žöng		n.	flat, smooth	rewŋ
žöngal		n.	platform; deck (of a ship)	rewŋəl
žönla		n.	plain, flatlands	rewŋlo
Zupis		top.	the city of Zophīs in the Rathedān	Æð. Zupis

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