{{{ ab > by (agent; can turn to “af” before “h”); ab- (verbal prefix) = away, off aba > homespun (sb ) abad > eternity ( sb) abadic > eternal ( adj) abalone > (haliotis ) = abalone abalorio > small glassware abandon > abandon (sb & vtr) abbassi > abbassid (adj & sb) abbat > abbot abbatia > abbey abbrehg > to get out (vulg. !) abdekhschat > to frighten / scare away abdeh > remove ( vtr ) (to set aside) abdeh > y ud x = to rid x of y abdeih > wean ( vtr ) abdeil > department ( sb) ( store ; section ) abdomen > abdomen ( sb) abeih > to make off, to flee abfeug + acc > shirk ( vpr ) abfug > running away (of a child; sb) abgeir > ( to ) turn around (vint ) abghend > ( abghиnd ) = get rid of ( vpr ) abhorr > to abhor abieh > x ud y = to exempt y from x abject > sickening (adj) abkap > to complete (vpr / vtr) abkwah > to pick up, harness (vtr) ablehnc > diflect (vtr; a missile) ablinekw > abandon, desert (vtr) abnegation > abnegation (sb ) abneih > to take away abnormal > abnormal ( adj ) abnus > ebony wood aboleih > remove (vtr ) abominable > abominable (adj) abonnent > subscriber (adj & sb) abonnment > subscription ( sb) abor > to abort abordage > boarding (of a vessel, sb) aborde > to board (a vessel) abortion > abortion (sb ) aborto > little runt (sb) Abraham > Abraham (npr) abrupt > abrupt (adj; fig.) Abruzzi > ( sing) = Abruzzo (mountain ) Abruzzo > Abruzzo ( region) absect rujiow > sawed-off shotgun ( sb) absent > absent (adj) absinth > wormwood ( sb) absleub > to slip away (vint) absorb > absorb (vtr) absorpt energia dose > absorbed dosis (total ionizing dose; sb) absper > bumpy ( adj ) abstauneih > stun ( vtr ) abstehm > (+ acc) = refrain from ( vpr ) absteum > evaporate ( vpr ) absurd > absurd ( adj) abtrigher > trigger ( weapon; sb) abundant > abounding (adj) abunde > to abound abveic > to move away abvolg > to show one’s heels (vint) abwohndt > (& abwohnden) = roundabout ( adj ) ( path, way) abysse > abyss acacallis > acacallis (sb ) acacia > acacia academia > academy acatist > prayer for the dead accelere > to accelerate accentue > to accentuate, stress accepte > to accept access > access accident > accident (sb) accommodant > accommodating (adj) accompagnement > accompaniment (music) accompliht > completed (adj) accorde > accord (sb & vtr) accordeon > accordeon accoste > to dock at accredite > to accredit accurat > neat (adj) (well done) accusation > accusation (sb) accuse > accuse (vtr) Acerbas > Acerbas (npr) acete > vinegar (sb) achak > uneasiness, malaise (sb) achar > pickles ( splu ) achi ! > achoo ! (onom.) achiz > unable, powerless acid > acid ( sb & adj ) acolyte > acolyte acquiesc > (+ acc.) = to acquiesce to acquiseih > acquire ( vtr ) acquit > to acquit acrell > wash drawing (sb) acrobat > acrobat (sb) acrobatia > acrobatic feat (sb) act > act (sb); act os accusation = indictment actia > share (finance; sb) action > action activa > assets (splu) (accounting) activitat > activity (sb) actor > actor (sb) actrice > actress (sb) actualitat > news ( splu) actuation > lawsuit actue > to proceed (before a court) acuscherin > midwife (sb) acustic tube > speaking tube ad > at (prep) adab > good manners ( splu ) adadh > number (n°; sb ) adagio > adage (sb) adam > human ( sb ) adarb > barricade (sb ) (parapet between two towers ) adark > scum of reed ( sb) adarle > poppy (sb) adawa > enmity (sb ) adbehr > to make an offering of (vtr) addeih > add (vtr) addic > devote (vtr) Addis Abeba > Addis Ababa (npr) addition > addition ( sb) adduc > to end up (place ) adequat > adequate ( adj ) adet > habit ( sb ) adfall > attack, outbreak (illness) adglehmer > hang ( vpr ) ( join ) adhes > (+ acc.) = to join, to adhere to adib > literate (adj ) adic > usual (adj ) Adieu > Farewell ( interjection ) adil > right (adj ) ( righteousness) adjudication > > awarding (sb) adjust > to adjust admahel > subpoena Admet > Admetus admiral > admiral ( sb) admire > to admire admission > admission (sb) admitt > admit (vtr) adnehm > to award (ex > a medal) adobe > adobe (brick) adon > to atone Adonis > Adonis (npr) adopt > to adopt adoquin > cobblestone ador > wheat ( sb ) (wide decoccum ) adorne > to bedizen, bedeck adpeurt > to establish the filiation of adrenaline > adrenaline ( sb) adresse > address (sb) adresseit > addressee (sb) adriug > lazy ( adj ) adskweis > common hawthorn adult > adult ( adj , sb ) Advent > Advent ( sb) adverse effect > adverse effect (medicine; sb) advocat > lawyer ( sb) ( Justice ) advocat general > advocate general (sb) advocature > lawyers' bar advoque > advocate (vtr) adyuneg > to place side by side adwar > dowery aegid > aegis (sb) aend > duck (sb) Aeneas > Aeneas (npr) Aeneis > Aeneid (sb) aerodrom > aerodrome (sb) aerostat > aerostat afa > bad luck (sb ) affable > affable (adj ) affaire > affair affec > to affect (move) affectat > stiff, stilted (fig.) affection > affection affiliation > affiliation afflut > exhalation, effluvium ( sb ) affresco > fresco afire > blueberry (sb) aflig > to distress, aflict aforise > curse (vtr) Africa > [Afrika] = Africa (npr) African > african (adj & sb) afsos > I 'm sorry afu > mercy (sb ) afuna > blueberry (sb ) ag > to act; to go together (when referring to a group), to push, to lead; ag claus = to be bordering/verging on agama > denomination (religion) agapes > (splu) = agape feast (Christendom; sb) agar > if, in case agarian > (racist insult against Arabs or Muslims) (sb) ( !) agaru > African myrrh (sb) agave > agave Agayos > (Sea) Aegean (npr) agede > to squint agence > agency agent > agent; policeman (sb) agglomeration > agglomeration agglutinant > agglutinating (adj) ( language ) aggressive > aggressive (adj) aghel > disgusting (adj) agher > cultivated field (sb) agherd > wild pear-tree (sb) aghnue > mien kerd aghnuet = my heart pains me aghyern > morning ( sb ) Aghyernland > Levant (npr) agian > pitched battle agiasma > Holy water ( sb ) agil > agile (adj) agitator > agitator ( sb ) agite > shake, agitate ( vtr ) agla > brood ( sb ) ( small animals ) aglow > haze (sb) aglu > rain cloud (sb ) agmen > army on the march agmo > trajectory, route (sb) agn > lamb ( sb ) agonia > agony ( sb ) agonise > to be dying agor > household ( sb) agos > bad action, going-ons agraf > safety pin ( sb ) agree > to accept, approve, agree agrent > farmer (sb); agricultural (adj) agriculture > agriculture (sb) agros > cultivated countryside ahammiyat > scope (sb) (importance) ahock > se = to curl up, to huddle up AIDS > Acquisiht Immunodeficiency Syndrome = AIDS ( sb ) aig > oak ( sb) (green) air > air ( sb ); air conditionen = air conditioning/-ned; air force = air force aircrobatia > (sing) = aerobatics ( splu ) airdruna > air current (sb) airise > air (vtr) airise > ( -t/-n ) = airy ( adj) airnav > aircraft (sb) airport > airport (sb) airsclus > lock (sm ) airsleidnav > hovercraft (sb) aiw > age, era (sb); ever (adv) aiwic > of ever, eternal, everlasting (adj) aiwic sneigv > perpetual snow aiwo > age, era (sb); ever (adv) aja > grandmother ( sb ) ajaban ! > Gosh ! ajal > last hour ( fig) ajayib > unusual ( adj ) ajdadh > (sing) = ancestors ( splu ) ajib > incredible ( adj) ajib > astonishing ( adj) ajiz > shot (adj; when referring to a discouraged person ) ajlaf > villain (adj. & sb) (pejorative ) ajowan > ajwain (sb) ak > point (a sharp configuration; sb) ak > (or "akut") = sharp (adj) akap > to end (vtr/vint) akbaba > scavenger (sb) akel > presence of mind (sb) aker > maple (sb); acrid Akharnay > Acharnai (npr) akhat > agate (sb) Akhilleus > Achilles (npr) Akhira > the Otherworld akhir > latest, last (adj ) ( recent) akhire > to postpone akmak > scatterbrained, crazy ( adj , sb) akmen > vault ( sb) akmenspetra > keystone akowsie > to prick up one's ears akri > acrid akride > grasshopper (sb) akro > top ( sb ) (highest point ) Akropoli > Acropolis ( npr ) akster > lively, strong ( adj ) (fig , color, sense ) akstraum > witty (full of humour; adj) aktwn > twilight ray akwn > barb, herl (sb) al > raise, breed (vtr) al-hamdulillah ! > thank you God ! Al-Khawarizmih > Al -Khwarizmi ( npr ) а la > а la alabasch > kohlrabi (sb) alabster > alabaster ( sb ) alaf > ration (sb) (food) alafa > (& lafa ) = stipend, salary (sb) alamat > punctuation mark; alamat os mathal > quotation mark, guillemet alambique > alembic ( sb) alamode > fashionable ( adj ) alarme > alarm (sb & vtr ) alascha > gelding (sb ) alat > tool ( sb ) alaud > (& alauda) = lark (sb) alausa > shad (sb) alawite > alawite alay > train, retinue (sb); to stroll about Alba > Scotland ( npr ) Alban > Scot (sb); scottish, scotch (adj) albarda > packsaddle (sb) albarrada > albarrada ( sm ) ( tile pattern representing a vase of flowers) albatroz > albatross ( sb) albatt > (& albatta) = certainly, indeed (adv ) albblond > white-blond albh > white (adj) albhspirit > white spirit ( sm) albino > albino ( adj , sm ) albit > stye; barley grain albu > sprite ( sb ) albud > swan ( sb) alchemia > alchemy (sb) Alcmene > Alcmene ( npr ) alcohol > alcohol (sb) alcoholmeider > breathalyzer ald > trough (sb) aldehyde > aldehyde (sb) aldia > pirogue (sb) aleg > to allege, to defend oneself alerte > alert ( sb & vtr) Alexander > Alexander alfalfa > alfalfa ( sb ) Al-Gaddafi > Gaddafi ( npr ) algara > clash, brush (sb) Alger > Algiers (npr) Algeria > Algeria (npr) algerian > algerian (adj & sb) algerese > inhabitant of Algiers (adj & sb) algv > to be awarded (a price = acc.; vtr); to earn (sb) Alhazen > Alhazen (npr) alian > wrath (sb) alibi > alibi Alice > Alice alim > erudite (adj) aliment > food (sb) alineat > aligned ( adj) (fig ) alisia > chequer tree (sb) aliw > silver-gilt (sb) alixire > elixir (sb) aljiss > gypsum (sb) alkuba > alcove (sb) Allah > Allah (npr) allee > alley, aisle allegence > allegiance allergy > allergia allergen > allergen allergic > allergic (adj) allie > to ally allodh > allocate (vtr) allottment > allotment almadraba > tunny net almanac > almanac (sb ) almar > cupboard, chest (on the wall) almentask > (school) homework almujna > alms ( sf ) almujner > chaplain ( sb) almujnerie > chaplaincy alnos > completely, wholly alokad > frolicsmoe, downy Alpes > Alps (npr) alphabet > alphabet (sb) alphabetic > alphabetic Alphayos > Alphaeus (Bible, father of James) alpin > alpine (adj & sb) alpin ski > alpine skiing als > otherwise, else (adv) alsen > alder (sb) also > also ( adv ) (so) altar > altar ( sm ) alter > the other (one) altice > embroidery (sb) ( sewing ) altie > to embroider altruisme > altruism alu > ale (sb) alue > to roam, to loiter about aluminium > aluminium (sb) alv > bed of a watercourse (sb) alvey > hive ( sb) alyo > another (declinable) am > past tense of “amem” amabiltats > (splu) = amiability amalan > practically ( adv ) Amalek > Amalek (npr) amalgame > amalgam (sb) Amaltheia > Amalthea (npr) aman > have mercy ! ( interjection ); mercy, pardon (sb) amanat > security, guarantee (private law) amar > mooring rope (sb) amarant > amaranth (flower) amat > pleasant amateur > amateur Amathus > Amathus (npr) amaxi > body (sb ) (vehicle) Amazonas > Amazon ( npr) (river of Brazil) amazone > Amazon (sb ) Amazonia > Amazonia (sb) amazonic > Amazonian (adj) ambact > intermediary, go-between, middleman (sb) ambag > to commit oneself ambassade > embassy (sb) ambassador > ambassador (sb) ambel > vine wood amber > gray amber ambghehrd > to encompass ambh > (& perambh) = around (prep) ambhkaup > to go shopping ambhkeung > linger ( vpr ) ambhneus > to nose around ambhriss > outline (sb) ambhspehc > to look around ambhtaste > to fumble around ambi > on both sides ambient > environment (sb ) ambiental > environmental ambigu > ambiguous ( adj) ambigwiv > amphibious (adj & sb) ambikwehl > to bustle about ambikwol > valet ( sb) ambo > all both ambtos > from both sides ambulance > ambulance (sb) ambulant veneg > peddler (sb) amdani > income (sb) amem > feed (vtr) amendement > amendment amer > command (sb) & to command + acc. of the person America > America (npr) American > american (adj. & sb) amethyst > amethyst ( sb) amfer > bucket ( sb) amin > reliable (adj) ( person) amirahor > master of stables (sm ) amirat > Emirate (sb) amirbar > Mayor of the Palace (sb) amir > amir ( sm ) amirmajlis > chairperson (of an assembly) amirmakhkma > court president amirselah > fencing master (sb ) amiwa > (plu) = sorrows ( plu ) amla > phyllanthus emblica (sb) amlak > (sing) = assets (plu, finance) amma > adoptive mother (sb) ammonia > ammonia (sb) Ammurapi > Hammurabi (npr) amnesia > amnesy amnistia > amnesty (sb) amnistye > amnesty (vtr) amor > love (sb, poetry) amortise > amortize, pay off (vtr) (capital) ampere > ampere (sb) amphibia > amphibian (adj & sb) amphibolite > amphibolite (sb) amphitheatre > amphitheatre, lecture hall amphora > amphora (sb) amplifie > to amplify amplor > extent (sb) ampull > bulb, phial (sb) ampute > to amputate ampwa > raspberry ( sb) amulett > amulet ( sb) Amur > Amur (npr) amvon > church pulpit (sb) an > if, whether ( conj ) ( introducing a question ) ana > on the edge of anabaptiste > Anabaptist (adj , sb ) anac > past tense of “anac” Anadolu > Anatolia ( npr ) Anadyomene > Anadyomene anafer > blessed bread (sb) anaglypt > relief ( sb ) analyse > analysis (sb) and analyze ( vtr ) anamnese > meditation (sb) (religious contemplation); to meditate (vint) ananas > pineapple (sb ) ananec > to present, bring (vtr) anathema > anathema anateina > (sing.) = goosebumps anatomise > to dissect Anchises > Anchises anchoa ! > not possible ! anchova > anchovy (sb ) ancian > ancient ( adj ) (fig) anda > musk (sb ) (gland, perfume) andam > lock (vtr ) andem > jewel, flower work (fig.) Andes > Andes (splu) andh > to cover (a distance) (vtr) andhwrnt > route, lap (sb) andos > bloom, herb (sb) Andreas > Andrew android > (an) droid ( sb) Andromeda > Andromeda andsa > medicinal plants andyes > flowering ( sf ) anecdote > anecdote (sf ) anemia > anemia ( sf ) anemon > anemone (sf ) aneria > manly strength anesthesia > anaesthetics anesthesye > to give an anaesthetics to aneta > door-post (sb) aneurysme > aneurysm (sb) anfractuositat > vertical crevice (sb) anganan > estimate, quotation angel > angel (sm) angh > narrow ( adj ); to tighten anghen > person ( sb) anghpasse > narrow gorge, pass anghpert > alley ( sf ) angkhi > khaki ( sb , adj ) angkin > waist scarf angst > anxiety (sb) angule > angle (sb) angulekaws > square bracket [ ] angver > young snake, squib angwi > eel anhaingher > trailer (sb) animal > animal animator > group leader (entertainment, vacation ressort) anime > to animate animisme > animism (sb) animositat > animosity (sb) anion > anion (sb) anis > anise (sb) ank > hook, peg anker > anchor (sm) ankul > shoot (of plant; sb ) ankus > sting ( sb) ( for elephants ) ankylose > ankylosis (sb) ann > past tense of “annem” annals > annals annect > to annex annem > to breathe; breath annex > annex(e) (sb); subsidiary (adj) anniversar > anniversary (sb) annotation > annotation annular > ring finger annulation > annulation anomalia > anomaly anon > food (sb) anorak > anorak (sb) anse > handle (eg. of cup) ansia > bridle, rein (sb) ansu > spirit ( sb ) ant > before, in front of Antakya > Antioch ( npr ) antarctic > antarctic (adj) Antarctid > Antarctica ( np ) antbehr > + acc = do without ( vpr ) antenne > antenna (sb) anter > rather ( adv ) antgreip > hang on ( vint) ( cling ) antheric > anthericum (plant; sb) anthracite > anthracite anthrax > anthrax (disease; sb) anti > opposite ( adj , direction ) antibiotic > antibiotic ( sb , adj) antichamber > antechamber (sb) antichrist > antichrist (sb) anticipation > anticipation anticlimax > punch line (sb, story) antidote > antidote antidrogh rehab > (& rehabilitation) = drug rehabilitation (sb) Antigone > Antigone ( npr ) Antikythera > Antikythera (np ) Antilles > West Indies ( npr ) antillian > West Indian (adj & sb) Antiphates > Antiphates (npr) antiquar > antiquarian (sb) Antiquitat > Antiquity ( sb) Anton > Anthony antplehc > develop ( vtr ) antreus > + acc. = to count on, rely on antro > antrum, cave ( sb) antsalg > + acc. = escape ( int ) antskand > rebound ( vint) antslehnk > develop (vint) antreus > to rely on antwehrd > answer (vtr & sb) antwohrd > past tense of "antwehrd" anua > old woman anun > (sing ) = depths ( splu ) anxietat > anxiety (sb) anxieus > worried (adj ) anyow > password (sm ) aoid > aoidos ap > make fit (vtr ) apache > apache apanage > appanage (sb) apank > down ( adj) apart > apart (adv) apartment > apartment (sb) apatrid > stateless (person) apel > apple (sb) Apelles > Apelles (npr) Apennins > Apennines ( splu ) aper > wild boar (sm ) aperitif > appetizer (sb) aperture > overture (sb) Aphrodisias > Aphrodisias (npr) Aphrodite > Aphrodite (npr) api > but, now ( conj ) aplon > apple-tree apnea > apnea (sb) apni > rapid river apo > off (prep) apogee > apogee (sb) apokwihen > + acc. = retaliate (vtr ) (military) apokwiti > retaliation, reprisal ( sb) Apollon > Apollo (npr) apos > joint ( sb) apostel > apostle (sb) apotheke > pharmacy (sb) Appalaches > (splu) = Appalachian Mountains (splu) appalachian > Appalachian (adj & sb) apparat > apparatus appareih > to appear appartment > appartment (sb) appassionat > with a keen interest appell > appeal (sb) appelle > to appeal appendix > appendix ( sb) appetitt > appetite (sm ) appetittant > appetizing (adj) application > application (sb) applie > apply (to put on, to implement; vtr ) apprehension > fear ( sb ) approbe > to approve approximative > approximative apotheker > pharmacist (sb) apricot > apricot (sb ) aprile > April (sb) aproposs > a propos aproviande > refuel (vtr ) aps > aspen ( sb ) apt > fit (adj ) apter > behind apterchasse > to give chase to aptersok > pursue (vtr) aqua > water (sb) (element, mineral) aquaforte > etching (sb) aquat > watery (adj ) aqueduct > aqueduct (sb) Aquen Nepot > “Nephew of Waters”, Neptune (Indo-European God) aquil > merlin (bird) ar > for ( conj); (& are) plow ( vtr ) arab > Arab(ic) (adj. & sb) arabesque > arabesque ( sb) Arabia > Arabia (npr) Arachne > Arachne ( npr ) arachnid > arachnid (sb) aralasch > (sing) = dodgy dealings (splu) arank > spider ( sb ) arankium > cobweb arasih > accidentally (adv ) araszi > land ( property ) Arasz'Israel > Eretz Israel (npr) arater > ard (plow) arbitrair > arbitrary ( adj) arbust > shrub (sb) arc > arc (sb) arcade > arcade arcane > arcane ( sb) arc-boutant > flying buttress (sb) arch > (& archi-) - = archi -( prefix ) archae > (& archaebacteria ) = archaea (sb) archayic > archaic arche > arch (architecture, sb) archel > casket Archelaos > Archelaos (npr) archeologia > archaeology (sb) archer > archer (sb) Archimedes > Archimedes (npr) archipelegv > archipelago (sb) architecte > architect (sb) architecture > architecture (sb) archive > archive (sb) Arctid > Arctic (npr) arcu > archery , bow and arrows (sb) ardeh > to align, arrange ardent > ardent (fig; adj) ardh > earth (sb) ardhem > census; to take a census of ardie > Tuesday (sb) ardmen > total number of people arduase > slate (sb) ared > wader (sm , adj ) arehg > to contain within onself id Areios Pagos > Areos Pagos (npr) areis > hazelnut (sb) arel > minor nobleman arena > arena (sb) arendator > lessor arende > lease (sb) arful > holly (sb) arg > brightness (sb) argat > farm boy (sb) argavan > lilac (adj, color) argentine > Argentine (adj & sb; pertaining to Argentina) Argentina > Argentina (npr) arghen > small crane for burdens (fr: guindal) argikwaun > greyhound argist > "swiftest" (adj; poetry) argu > shiny (adj) argue > to argue argwrnt > silver argwrntkovach > silversmith ( sb) aria > aria (sb) Ariadne > Ariadne ( npr ) arid > arid ( adj) Aristarkhos > Aristarchus ( npr ) Ariosto > Ariosto ( npr ) aristocrat > aristocrat (adj & sb) Aristophanes > Aristophanes (npr) Aristoteles > Aristotle (npr) arithmetic > arithmetical arithmetique > arithmetics ark > to contain (to make a containment of), to discard arker > bow-window arkeut > calotropis, milkweed arkwn > saddle bow arkwnekw > (arkwnekwo) = pommel horse armada > armada (sb) armagan > travel present arme > weapon, arm (sb) ; to arm armee > army ( sf) armel > handle (sb) Armelchenal > (English) Channel ( npr ) armene > Armenian (adj , sm ) armur > armour (sb) armuria > armory (sb) armuriar > weaponsmith (sb) aroma > aroma ( sb) aromatic > aromatic ( adj) arpagic > chives (sb) Arpakschad > Arpakshad (npr) arquebuse > harquebus ( sb) arraboun > deposit ( sb) arrest > arrest ( sb ) arreste > to arrest arrive > to arrive arriven > arrival (sb); arrived (past participle) arrogance > arrogance (sb) arrondissement > arrondissement arsenal > arsenal ( sb ) arsenic > arsenic (sb) arsep > hawthorn ( sb ) art > art (sb ) Artemis > Artemis (npr) artifact > artifact (sb) artifice > artifice arteriographia > arteriography (sb) article > article (sb) articule > articulate (vtr) artifice > device, trick (sb) artillerie > artillery artilleriste > artilleryman artisanat > artisanat artiste > artist artor > ploughman arua > intestine (sb) arus > wound ( sf ) arwr > topsoil ( sf ) arwrn > cereal (sb) aryo > aryan as > of the (genitive feminine) asadh > frank ( adj) ( free) asafa > how awful ! asarion > rumex scutatus (sb) asarura > azarole (sb) asavar > draft ox asayma > eyespot ( sm) asbest > asbestos (sb) -asc > ( suffix ) = to become X ascalot > shallot ascension > ascent, Ascension Day ascese > asceticism (sb) ascete > ascetic ( n. , adj) asch > ash (sb) aschbak > ashtray (sb) aschencredie > Ash Wednesday aschikar > plain, obvious ( adj ) aschlad > grafting (sb) aschladise > to graft Aschour > Assur (npr) aschyesch > comforts ( splu ) asel > donkey, ass ( sb ) aselflor > mullein ( sf ) asemil > packhorse Aserbaydjan > Azerbaijan ( npr ) aserbaydjani > Azerbaijani (adj & sb) aserng > blood ( vx ) Asia > Asia (npr) asiar > twitch (sm ) asiat > Asian ( adj. & n. ) asiekil > horsetail (sb; plant) asimat > departure askar > military (sb) askari > back-up soldier Asklepyos > Asklepius ( npr ) asli > authentic (adj ) ( original ) asparg > asparagus ( sb) asperg > to splash aspergill > aspergillum aspersorium > stoup (religion) asphalt > asphalt (sb) asphodel > asphodel (sb) asphyxia > asphyxia (sb) aspida > asp viper aspire > to aspire, suck; (+ datif) = to aspire to aspirin > aspirin (sb) asprese > racecourse (sb) assamida > (& samida) = prime flour ( sb) assania > watermill ( sb ) assassin > assassin (sb) assassinate (vtr) assemblee > assembly (sb) assidu > assiduous assigne > assign (vtr ) assirat > sloping bed, ridge back (sb) assist > to assist assistence > assistance (sb ) ( help) assiyurn > stirrup leather (sb) association > association assocye > associate (vtr) assortie > to match something with assortiment > assortment assump > to assume assymmetria > assymetry (sb) astak > lobster (sb ) astat > astatine (sb) aster > star (sb) asterisk > asterisk (sb) asteroid > asteroid (sb) asthma > asthma (sb) astrolog > astrologer astronom > astronomer asulejo > tile of glazed earthenware Aswan > Aswan (npr) asyle > asylum ( sb ) Atalante > Atalanta Atarneus > Atarneus (npr) atavia > ancestry atavic > ancestral atelier > workshop (sb) atheiste > Atheist (adj. & n. ) Athenas > Athens ( npr ) athenay > athenian (adj. & sb) Athenayos > Athenaeus (npr) athiber > aloe (sb) athicale > polish (vtr ) athicate > spit ( sb ) (for frying ) athime > formidable ( adj) athlete > athlete (sb) athletique > athletics athtecah > Aztec ( adj. & sb ) atlant > Atlantean (adj , sb) Atlantic > Atlantic (adj & sb) Atlantide > Atlantis ( npr ) Atmosphere > atmosphere (sb) atom > atom ( sb) atraf > (sing ) = surroundings (splu) atroce > atrocious ( adj ) atrophiat > withered (adj ) atta > stepfather attache > to attach attaque > attack (sb & vtr) attar > spice merchant ( sb ) attention > attention (sb) attentive > attentive attic > attic (sb) ( architecture) Attikai > Attica ( npr ) attir > perfume oil (sb) attitude > attitude (sb) attract > attractiveness (sb ) attributive adjective > attributive adjective au > or ( conj); to be without aubergine > eggplant ( sb ) auction > auction (sb) auctionaire > auctioneer (sb) audin > mink (sb) audio > audio audiovisual > audiovisual aug > to increase augos > strength , power ( sf ) Augustus > Augustus ( npr ) augwedor > swelling, rising (of a river; sb) aukat > mood, frame of mind aul > (aulice) = pipe; throughfare (sb) aula > courtyard (sb) aulos > aulos (sb; double flute) auluck > groove, slot aulwehrg > piping (sb) aum > reasoning (sb); reason (vint); + acc. = to suspect something aumber > shower, rain (of storm) aun > without (prep) aunbeidos > recalcitrant (adj) aunbelos > superfluous (adj) auncovehr > detect ( vtr ) aundaunet > undead (adj & sb) aundexia > clumsiness (sb) aundwoi > without doubt aunfin > endless aunfinia > endlessness aungrund > abyss, gulf aungvit > imperishable aunharm > harmless aunieusia > assault & battery; injury aunnumer > countless (adj) aunpaur > intrepid ( adj) aunpotem > unfathomable (adj ) aunpris > priceless ( adj) aunrect > undue (adj) aunroug > to unbridle aunsam > singular, peculiar aunspeh > desperat, hopeless aunstehg > to discover aunstehgen > discovery ( sb ) aunstehm > to condemn aunstupp > to uncork (vtr) aunsuccessia > unsuccess, lack of success (sb) aunswehpia > insomnia (sb) auntitule > untitled (ex > commoner; adj) aunulter > unsurpassed ( adj ) aunupergumt > impassable ( adj ) aunvyigia > weightlessness ( sb) aur > to hear aur > ear (sb) aura > aura (sb) aurdhen > order (contrary of disorder); to put in order (vtr) aurdhenkal > call to order aureola > halo, ring aurer > receiver, headphones auror > dawn ( sb ) aurplab > ear-flap aurring > earring aurtavan > eardrum (sb) aurwik > earwig ( sb ) ( insect) aus > early (adj & adv ) ausk > to be dawning auspices > auspices auspuff > exhaust gas austere > austere (adj) autah > or (else) auter... au > either .... or ( conj ) authentic > authentic (adj) auti > or ... too auto > (& automobil) = automobile (adj & sb) autobus > (& bus) = bus (sb) autodafee > bonfire ( sm ) autograph > autograph (sm ) automat > automaton (sb) automatic > automatic (adj) auto mecaniste > car mechanic (sb) autonom > autonomous autopsia > autopsy autor > author (sb) autorisation > authorization (sb) autoritair > authoritarian (adj) autostop > hitchhiking (sb) autostrad > motorway (sb) auwal > primeval aux > (& auxan) = ox auxel > bleak ( sb; fish ) auyis > ancestor (sm ) av > bird ( sb) avalanche > avalanche (sb) avance > advance (vtr) ( fig.); deposit (sb) avanic > shear-legs, heavy lift derrick avaria > breakdown (ex: motor; sb) aventure > adventure (sb) aventurer > adventurer (sb) aventureus > adventurous (adj) aversion > aversion, loathing Avicenna > Avicenna (npr) avid > to notify to someone avocado > avocado avpleuk-ye > "as the crow flies" (adv) avsen > oats (sb) aw > old, ancient awie > to understand by awon > ladybug (sb ) axe > axis; axle axesmeur > dirty oil / grease (from engine, mechanism; sb) axiome > axiom (sb) ay > 1°) to hold as, to consider as. Ex: me ayo tien prient = “you consider me as your friend”; 2°) to say, to tell (in dialogues). Ex: “...” iey is = “..” he said; 3°) to her; to the (feminine singular dative) ayar > scoundrel (sb ) ayasch > lively (adj) aydh > to burn aydh > hearth, fireplace aydokw > black-skinned (adj. & sm) aydsmo > wood (for heating) ayg > goat (sb) Aygheus > Aegeus (npr) aygfel > honeysuckle (sb) Ayghest > Acestes aygin > goatskin aygkwol > goat-herd aygpawson > aegipan (sb) aygswehner > tremulous (adj ) aygur > stallion aygve > (+ acc.) to feel ashamed of aygvos > shame (sb ) aygw > + acc. = to own ayib > stain ( sb ) (fig , reputation ) aykem > pike (weapon) aykw > level (vtr) aykwos > expanse (sb) aykwost > plain, smooth, even aylak > idle (adj ) aymey > equivocal ayoley > Eolian (adj & sb) ayor > slowcoach ayr > raise (vtr ) ayras > ryegrass (sb) ays > her (possessive pronoun); hers ays > bronze ( sb) Ayschylos > Aeschylus ( npr ) aysgwn > disfigure ( vtr ) aytan > mournfulness aythiop > Ethiopian ( sm , adj ) Aythiopia > Ethiopia ( npr ) ayu > vital force (sf ) ayuleus > become invalid (vint); invalid ( adj ) azab > punishment, doom azan > call to prayer aziyat > torment Azores > Azores azur > azure (adj, sb) azwl > to get impeached; impeachment azwleih > to impeach baan > slat (sb) baanji > scale (of scales) (sb) bab > broad bean baba > Grandma ( sb ) babusch > slipper (sb) baby > baby (sb) Babylon > Babylon ( npr ) bacbord > port side (of a vessel) bach > shepherd (sb) bachimien > from all sides backa > rump ( sb) backal > grocer (sb ) baclar > bachelor bactisse > + acc. = to be fed up with bacule > big bar to close doors bacut > snipe (sb ) bad > at last; ne... bad = not yet badakhsch > right-hand man ( fig.) badan > organism ( sb) ( body, natural defense ) badbakht > unfortunate ( adj) badge > badge (sb) badkhoua > malicious (adj ) badmasch > rogue (sb) badrak > escort-member (sb) badv > showdown (combat ) (sb) badyeh > tin-bath (sb) baft > belt buckle (sb) bafta > calico (sb) bag > beech ( sb) bagage > luggage ( sb ) bagatelle > trifle (sb ) bagher > dredge (sb & vtr) bagiev > beechnut (sb) baglama > strap hinge bagor > pike-pole, boat-hook, gaff bagu > forearm ( sb) bagukneigvtel > armrest bagustehg > bracer, armguard (for archer) bah > to say, to speak bahayi > bahа’м (adj & sb) bahmen > way of speaking, wording, phrasing (sb) Bahrayn > Bahrain ( npr ); bahrayni (adj & sb) > Bahraini bahsa > language (sb) bai > bay (sb) (Geo ) Baikal > Baykal (npr) bak > bin (sb) (container) bakam > Brazil wood (sb) bakchang > cake ( sm ) (wrapped in bamboo leaves ) bakchup > chop, chap, cheek (sb) bakenbart > ( sing ) = sideburns ( splu ) bakhal > armpit (sb) bakhcha > melon garden (sb) bakhil > stingy ( adj & sb) baki > end of series, markdown (industry) bakiya > (sing) = arrears ( splu) (debt) bakjiakwo > Chinese star anise (sb) bakmie > noodles with meat ( splu ) bakni > beacon bakstag > runner and tackle, running backstay bal > ball (dance, party) Balaam > Balaam (npr) balaclava > hood, balaclava balagan > uproar (sb) balagian > husky (adj ) balah > annoyance (sb) balahen > annoy (vtr ) balakhan > fair stall (sb) balance > balance sheet ( sb) balbal > mumble, jabbeer, lisp (sb & vtr) balbat > to gurgle balbel > chat (sb & vint) balcon > balcony (sb) baldaquin > baldachin, canopy (sb) balein > whalebone, stay baleina > whale (sb) balgh > bellows ( splu) balghbonem > bogeyman (sb) balikchi > fishmonger (sb) balirh > adult (adj, sb) balisete > baliset (Dune; sb) balk > beam ( sb) Balkan > Balkans ( splu ); balkanic > balkanic (adj) ball > ball ( sb) ballett > ballet ( sm ) ballista > ballista (sf) ballon > balloon (sb) balm > (& balma) = cave ( sb) balmink > cave-dweller, cave-dwelling, from a cave balmmensc > caveman (sm ) balnia > bath ( sb) balniakyal > bathroom (sb) balnye > to bathe balsem > balm (sb) balstehm > curse (sb & vtr) balt > balt(ic) balta > pothole, rut (sb) baltca > puddle (sb) baltrogwn > bonfire balustrade > railing(s) balwng > beam (sf ) bam > beam (of light) bamb > mat ( adj) bambu > bamboo (sm ) bamia > okra ( sb) ban > to forbid, ban (vtr) bana > handlebar ( sb) banane > banana (sb) bandage > bandage bande > band (sb) bander > banner ( sb) bandit > bandit (sb) bandrol > banderoll(e) banen parken > no parking banisban > roof ( sb ) (in degrees) banjo > banjo bank > bank (money, sb) bankautomat > cash machine (sm ) banker > banker (sb) banknote > banknote (sb) bankrott > bankruptcy ( sb) banquet > banquet ( sb) banquette > bench seat (sb) banschi > banshee (sb) bantowmeing > translucent (adj ) baobab > baobab (sb) baptise > baptize (vtr ) baptisme > baptism (sb) baptiste > (adj & noun) bar > bar (inn; sb) baraber > laborer ( sb) barack > barrack ( sb ) barakan > fustian (sb) barakat > benefit, benefaction (sb) baraonda > crowd, throng barbadian > Barbadian (adj & sb) Barbados > Barbados (npr) barbakan > barbican ( sb) barbar > Barbarian (adj & sb) Barbarossa > Barbarossa barbat > bearded ( adj) barber > hairdresser, barber (sb) barbeus > grim (adj) barbith > string instrument (sb) barbun > barbel (sb; fish) barbut > bearded (adj) bardach > war prisoner (sb) bardak > decanter; caraff barde > barding (for horses) bardul > crested lark bare > bare (adj) barekweit > lack of ornamentation barel > barrel (sb) barge > barge (sb) bargh > lean-to, shed (sb ) ( protective structure ) baride > post (administration) bariem > at least bariton > baritone (sb) bark > bark (boat; sb) baron > baron ( sb ) baronesse > baroness ( sb) barrier > barrier (sb) barricade > barricade (sb & vtr) barrio > (sing) = slums (sb) barroc > (& barroco) = baroque ( adj ) barsaat > in time barsagen > barley bread (sm ) barsin > barley flour bartass > blackthorn, sloe-tree bartassiev > sloe barth > grayish Bartomlomay > Bartholomew barug > trachea (sb) barwakt > in time barye > hutch ( sb) barzakh > isthmus ( sb) basalt > basalt (sb) basarghan > street vendor ( sb) baschascha > cheerful; smiling baschmak > cloth pad (sb) baschtin > (home) soil base > base, basis ( sb) ( including arithmetics) baseball > baseball basi > cotton gray good (sb) basiar > fowler ( sb) basilic > basilica (sb) basiliskos > basilisk ( sm) (monster) bask > bundle (sb) basm > tale ( sb) basquet ball > basketball ( sb) Basra > Basra ( npr ) bass > bass (sb) ( category of voice) bassein > basin (sb) ( of swimming-pool ) bassin > basin ( sb ) bassira > insight (sb; quality of person) basstambur > bass drum (sb) basstrombone > bass trombone (sb) bast > (basta !) = it’s enough ! bastard > bastard ( adj. & sb ) baste > to be enough bastion > bastion ( sb) bat > to beat batal > canceled (adj ) batalion > battalion ( sb) batasch > tender (ship) bater > batter (baseball; sb) batik > batik batrac > frog ( sb ) batterie > battery ( sb; electricity; arms) bau > to bark baub > to roar bauk > stove ( furnace; sm); bake (vtr) baul > (& baula) = bat ( sb) baung > fungus (sb) baur > drill ( vtr ) baurd > board (sb ) baurmen > opening, hole (sb) baurnt > drilling, boring baut > boot (sb) bautin > ankle boot (sb) bava > dribble, slobber baveus > dribbling (adj) bavoul > attachй-case baw ! > Woof! bawab > doorkeeper, care-taker bawlaw > mad ( adj) baxati > cuttlefish ( sb ) bay > fear ( vtr ) bayaldisse > to lose consciousness, to faint bayan > report, list, statement (sm); to state (vtr) bayasen > fearful (adj ) bayat > stale (food; adj) bayduri > cat’s eye ( opal ) bayeat > commercial transaction, deal (sb) bayga > fortune (sb) baygat > fortunate, wealthy (adj ) Is Baygat > The Magician ( sb ) ( Tarot ) baygh > serves mainly as an adverb and means “very”, “a lot”; as a lonely adjective means “many, much”; ( + acc. ) = to belong to bayghti > dedication, devotion (sb) bayna > among (prep) bayonette > bayonet ( sb) bayram > festivity (sb) bays > (maid)servant, servant(girl) baysa > fear ( sb) baytel > home, residence bayul > bailiff ( sb) bazu > blouse ( sb) bazzaz > draper ( sb) beangst > cause anxiety (vtr ) beauteit > beauty (sb) beauteitstable > dressing table becep > impale (vtr) bed > patch, plot (garden) bedars > to teach (someone) bedebah > ominous ( adj ) bedeh > samt = to set, to crimp with bedehlv > bury (vtr) bedehmen > bezel (sb, jewel) bedeik > to set bounds on bedeum > to smoke out bediewt > (& bediewen) = openwork (adj) bedolakh > bdellium (sb) bedrohnct > (& bedrohnken) = tipsy (adj ) bedwoi > (+ acc.) = to doubt, to question bedyehrc > (+ acc.) = to notice, realize befarm > to farm (lease) befehkht > to wear oneself out doing befolk > to populate (vtr) befrect > to charter begeir > shop around ( vtr ) beghis > (& beghs) = deprived of beghin > beguine ( sb) beghsadab > ill-mannered beghsaum > eccentric-minded beghsgramat > illiterate ( adj ) beghsorbatia > unemployment ( sm ) beghspace > worried (adj) beghsses > deprivation (sb) begold > to gild (vtr) begonia > begonia (sb) begrabh > bury (vtr) begrance > confine (vtr) begrund > to give a base/ground to begwah > to go all over (a place) behand > + acc . = to have at one’s disposal behandet > available ( adj ) behang > hanging (sb; tapestry) behaya > shameless, brazen (adj) behd > propose to, bid (vtr) behder > tenderer, bidder (sb) behlgh > to make a bulge, to be bulging behnd > bind (vtr) behndwr > relative through marriage (adj & sb) behng > smash ( vtr ) behngos > crash (sb) behr > to carry, to bear behrcarr > dray (sb) behrd > to cut up, out behreg > burden, load behrg > to save, to put out of danger; cliff behrmen > burden behrnteih > to fertilize (a female) bei > bee (sb) beich > to whip beid > + acc . = to agree, to get on with beir > to strike (a blow; vtr) Beirut > Beirut (npr) bekalch > to lime (vtr) bekeip > to be/give the picture of (vtr) bekmehen > to exhaust, wear out (vtr) bekmess > grape concentrated must (sb) belagher > besiege (vtr) belaghern > siege (vtr) belajye > wisp o’ lantern ( sb) Belaruss > Bielorussia (npr) belchug > pendant ( sb) beleik > + acc. = to make light of belek > coot (sb) belen > henbane ( sb) beleuc > light (vtr ) belfort > belfry (sb) belg > Belgian ( adj & sb) Belgia > Belgium ( npr ) Belgrad > Belgrade (npr) beliocand > water milfoil beliwk > wild cat (sb) bell > beautiful (adj ) belladonna > belladonna belletters > Belles Lettres ( splu ) belliciste > warmongering (adj & sb) bellicose > bellicose bellpotnia > weasel (kenning) Bellzebub > Beelzebub belog > silly (adj) belt > cross belt (sb) bemadh > to dampen bemahel > bring ( before a judge ) ( vtr ) bemann > occupy ( vtr , a crew) bemeizd > + acc. = to put a reward/prize on bemern > thigh (sb) bemild > to move to pity bemohnen > (& bemohnt) = thoughtful (adj) bender > port of call ( sb ); to put in at (ship, vint) bendera > oriflamme (sb) Bendict > Benedict ( npr ) benefice > earnings ( sb) (trade) Benghazi > Benghazi bengu > thick, bushy benjamin > benjamin, youngest (adj, sm & npr ; age ) benk > bench ( sb) bensin > gasoline (sb) (as opposed to diesel) bentoo > packed lunch (sb) bepeiper > to pepper (vtr) bepelp > to panel (vtr) bepeulver > to powder (vtr) beprabh > + acc. = give reason beprient > befriend (vtr) bequader > to frame (vtr) ber > berry (sb) (fruit) berberis > barberry (sb) berd > beard (sb) berdvisch > shaving brush berett > beret (sb) bereul > to give instructions to (vtr) bereust > rust ( vtr ) Bergama > Pergamon (npr) bergsteigh > steep path (sb) bergwnt > steep ( adj) ( land ) berkye > stuff (vtr ) berlaz > bear's den berline > Berlin carriage berlocka > bullshit (!) berme > berm Bermuda > Bermuda (npr) berngal > object of amber berst > hogweed (sb) berstuk > fescue (sb) bertel > stretcher ( sb) berti > carrying (sb) bertio > basin, bowl ( sb ) berug > windpipe, throat ( sb) bervinca > periwinkle ( sb) beryl > beryl ( sb) beryllium > beryllium (sb) berzd > wheat ( sb) ( hail, monococcum ) bes > boss (sb) bescharam > indecent (adj) beschou > shoe ( vtr ) besehkw > + acc. = to shadow, tail (someone; vtr) beseup > to make drunk (vtr ) besic > busy (adj ) beskeulk > to scout around (a certain place) besmeur > to spread (ex > butter) besoar > bezoar ( sb) besonters > especially (adv) besoyn > business (fact of being busy) bespehc > + acc. = to realise, to become aware of bestehg > cutlery (table) bestehm > destine, intend (vtr) bestehnk > stink (vtr) bestial > bestial (adj) bestiar > bestiary (collection of beasts) bestiarium > bestiary (book) bestreich > to tick off besweigh > to say nothing about besweurgh > worry (vtr ) besyuh > to sew (to insert threads into; vtr) bet > but ( conj ) (however) betanek > concern (vtr) betarter > to scale (vtr) betayc > to say nothing about Bethania > Bethany Bethlehem > Bethlehem ( npr ) Bethpage > Bethphage Bethsayda > Bethsaida betouche > touch (vtr; sex crime) betrehv > to be about betreus > confide (vtr) betyehc > + acc. = to water something, to provide water to something; to serve (a network) betyeic > supply (vtr) beud > to appeal to (someone), to make (someone) pay attention (to = dative), to demand (something) beuf > beef beuffer > buffer (sb); cushion (vtr) beugh > bend (vtr) beumper > bumper (sb) beurs > stock exchange, purse (sb) beurs > tan (vtr) beursindex > market index (sb) beurst > brush beurt > destiny beuw > to make grow, to make become; to cultivate (a plant) bevid > + acc. ( bevмd ) = to show bewaldh > manage ( vtr ) (a problem) bewehgh > move (vtr ) bewehkwen > provision, proviso (sb) beweik > accomodate ( vtr ) ( qqun ) bewos > cow colostrum ( sb) bezmen > load cell, bow scale bfukienkiu > immodest (adj ) bfurli > disadvantage ( sb ) bfushin > fishy (adj ) bfuteing > indecisive (adj) bfuxiong > worrying (adj ) bfuyi > forever ( adv ) bfuyow > uncomfortable ( adj) bfuzow > unshakable (adj ) bfwendwan > explain ( vtr ) beghsadab > rude (adj ) B-H > (busthalter) = bra bi > next to (with some definite articles: bei, bay, bil, bim; see Grammar) bi-sabab + genitive = because of biadet > usually (adv ) biaur > ugly ( adj ) biaur > ( sing.) = pangs ( splu ) bibelot > trinket (sb) biber > beaver ( sb ) Bible > Bible ( sb) bibliographia > bibliography (sb) bibliothecar > librarian (sb) bibliotheque > library ( sb) bicair > beaker (sb) biceps > biceps ( sb) bich > whip (sb ); past tense of “beich” bichoun > line, layout ( sb) bid > past tense of “beid” bidal > beadle, usher bidehr > to make/get chapped bidno > slit ( sb ) biduar > esker (sb) bied > raceway, pond, reach bieda > misfortune, unhappiness biedan > unhappy (adj ) bielbel > past tense of “balbel” bienki > chamber pot (sb) biest > beast ( sb) biet > past tense of “bat” bieu > past tense of “bau” bieuc > kiss (vtr ) bieub > past tense of “baub” bieuk > past tense of “bauk” bieur > past tense of “baur” biey > past tense of “bay” bieygh > past tense of “baygh” bifangh > to appropriate Big Bang > Big Bang bih > to become biku > male beggar monk (sb) bikuni > female beggar monk (sb) bila > failing (prep) bilax > on the contrary (adv) bild > bill (small sheet of paper; sb), ballot (sb) bile > bile (sb) bilhassa > mostly (adv) biliard > snooker (sb) bilkull > extremely bina > building (house, place, sb) binar > binary (adj ) bindell > wisp (sb) binisbat > compared to binisch > shower dress (sb) bint > girl (sb) biodiversitat > biodiversity (sb) biofiull > biofuel (sb) biologia > biology (sb) biotechnologia > biotechnology (sb) bioureck > cheese cake (sb) biplan > biplane bipwa > loquat (sb) bir > (& bira) = beer ( sb) birbant > knave, rogue birg > birch ( sb) birnacle > barnacle (sb) Biscaya > Biscay; Gulf os Biscaya = Bay of Biscay biscuit > cookie (sb) bisel > samara (sb) bison > bison (sb) bissect > leap (year) bisser > glass bead bistar > bedding ( sb) bistre > bistre biswehd > get used to ( vpr ) bitter > bitter (adj) biuc > past tense of “bieuc” bivuack > bivouac (smb) bizarre > bizarre (adj) blagh > bless ( vtr ) blaghmen > priest (who blesses; sb) blaghmonium > priesthood (sb) blah > blow (vtr ) blah > -horn = sound the horn blame > blame ( sb & vtr ) bland > mix ( vtr ) blank > blank (adj) blanquet > blanket (sb) blase > blazer (vtr ) blaspheme > blaspheme (vtr) blasphemie > blasphemy ( sb) blaych > bleach (vtr ); blaych(-lowga) > bleach (cleansing chemical; sb) blech > sheet metall (sb) bledin > lupine ( sb) blehgh > to bleat blehs > to blossom bleid > pale (adj); to turn pale (vint) bleig > to shine bleigos > flash (sudden light, fire) bleigu > glossy, brilliant ( adj) blend > to blend blet > edible fungus (sb; boletus) bleuf > bluff (vtr & sb) bleus > to smother blid > past tense of “bleid” bliegh > past tense of “blagh” bliend > past tense of “bland” blieut > sparkle (vtr ) blieych > past tense of “blaych” blig > past tense of “bleig” blind > blind (adj & vtr) blindet > blindness (sb) blink > to blink blinker > car indicator bliut > past tense of “blieut” bliute > spark (sb) blix > flash (sb ) blixbrev > email ( sb ) blizend > glossy (adj ) blizzard > blizzard (sb) block > block ( sb) blockade > blocking (sb) blockflute > recorder (flute; sb) blockstop > stop on a cheque (sb) blohgh > past tense of “blehgh” blohs > past tense of “blohs” bloigos > glowglobe (Dune; sb) blond > blond ( adj ) blosk > noise ( sb) blou > blue ( adj ) blouse > blouse (sm ) blouseut > glycine, wisteria (sb) blouson > lumber jacket bluf > past tense of “bleuf” bluft > (& blufen) = dazed ( adj ) blus > past tense of “bleus” blutvurst > black pudding (sb) bo > both boa > boa (sb) bochengli > unreasonable (adj ) bochuan > no profit ( adj) bock > goat ( sb) bodboh > stupid (adj) boder > deaf (adj ) bodrum > dungeon cell bodu > hooded crow ( sf ) boendien > main building of a sanctuary boengi > river basin boff > soft ( sm ), bog > (& bogwed) = running water bogacin > bocassin (sm ) bogatur > adventurer, fighter (sb) bogaturic > bold (adj) bogmliaker > water softening device bohd > past tense of “behd” bohlgh > past tense of “behlgh” bohnd > past tense of “behnd” bohng > past tense of “behng” bohr > bore, carried (past tense) bohrd > past tense of “behrd” bohrg > past tense of “behrg” bohrlict > litter (sf ) ( palanquin ) bohs > barefoot boi > battle (sb) boiav > pugnacious (adj) boidos > agreement ( sb) ( understanding ) boik > traffic light bojincheng > ungrateful (adj ) bokal > cut (sf ) ( vessel) (two hands ) bokir > churned-up mud (sb) bokvi > slush ( sf ) bol > bowl ( sb ) bolipehd > caducifoliated (adj & sb) bolghi > cushion (sb) bollwehrg > bullwark, rampart ( sb) bolster > bolster (sb) bolt > valiant, brave, bold boltia > audacity ( sb) bolvan > idiot, stupid (adj & sb) bombarde > bomb ( vtr ) bombardement > bombing, shelling attack (sb) bombe > bomb (sb) bomber > bomber (sb) bombyx > silkworm ( sb) bona fide > good faith ( sf ) bonbon > (boiled) sweet, candy bond > coupon, voucher bonem > chap, goodman (sb) bongmeh > to feel somebody’s pulse bongo > bongo (sb) bonito > bonito ( sb) bonmot > quip, wit (sb) bonem > boogeyman (sb) boot > boat (sb) bootsman > bosun ( sb) bor > boron (sb) borane > borane (sb) borb > quagmire (sb) bord > board ( boat ) bordeau > bordeaux (sb) ( red wine ) bordeaurudh > burgundy red (adj) bordell > brothel (sb) bordsklader > docker, longshoreman bordstrehl > boardfire (ship) boreck > pastry (cake) bornek > bar ( sm ) bornoz > bathrobe; burnous (sb) bors > tip, extremity ( sb) borsuk > badger (sb) bosanc > Bosnian (adj & sb) bosc > wood (sb) (forest) Hieronymus Bosch > Hieronymus Bosch (npr) Bosna-Hercegovina > Bosnia- Herzegovina ( npr ) bosor > glowing ash bosorg > elder (sb & adj ) Bosphor > Bosphorus botanique > botany (sb) botel > bottle (sb) botulisme > botulism (sb) boucanier > buccaneer (sb) boulevard > boulevard (sb) (street) boum > swing (expansion, sb) boumerang > boomerang (sb) bouquete > bunch (of flowers) boutique > store, shop bouwen > (old) building (sb) bowl > ball ( sf ) ( game) bowling > bowling (sf) bowrley > impolite ( adj ) box > boxing (sb) boxring > boxing ring (sb) boya > buoy (sb) boyaukin > matter (adj ) boycot > boycot (sb & vtr) boygh > Dispenser (god) boywn > neck (of mounted animals, sb) brachar > armband (sb) braconier > poacher ( sb) braconierie > poaching ( sb) brad > coniferous (sm ) bragven > shorten (vtr ) bragver itner > shortcut ( sb) bragvye > shorten, abridge (vtr) Brahmaputra > Brahmaputra (npr) brai > to bray braik > brake (adj. & sb; vehicle) brakh > arm (limb; sb) brakhlett > bracelet ( sm ) bramber > blackberry (sm) branca > chain that links prisoners together branch > branch (sf ) ( fig ) brand > to burn, big fire branddrab > fire escape (sb) brander > fire ship brandmark > trademark (sb) brandschtuk > firebrand (sb) brandy > brandy (sb) brangh > scuffed (adj ) brank > beetle (sb) brasileir > Brazilian (adj. & sb) Brasilu > Brazil ( npr ) Brasilu nuce > Brazil nut (sb) brasse > breaststroke (swimming) brassiere > woman's undershirt (sb) brater > brother (sb) bratriya > brotherhood (sb) bratruw > brotherly (adj) braungh > (& branghu ) = raucous ( adj ) ( hoarse ) bravado > bravado ( sb ) brave > brave ( adj ) Bravo ! > Bravo ! bre ! > whoa ! (interj) bred > pasture (sb) bregna > (splu) = freckles brehg > to break brehger > breaker (wave) brehm > to growl brehn > to bubble ( stream ) Breithen > Britanny (npr) breithenic > Breton (adj & sb) breiz > to cut up, dismember brelok > piece of junk (sb) brem > foliage ( sb) bremic > leafy ( adj) bren > thought (sb; short) Brendan os Clonfert > Brandan of Clonfert ( npr ) brenk > steep (adj ) brent > antler (sb) breuk > caress (sb ) and stroke ( vtr ) (ex. cat ) breun > (to get a) tan breunch > to brunch breus > frontside of torso and belly breuspusc > to do press-ups / push-ups brev > letter (post) breviar > breviary ( sb) brevsack > briefcase breyel > waste land brezdar > ploughshare brick > brick (sb) bridek > ugly ( adj) bridge > contract bridge (card game, sb) brigantin > brigantine (sb) brigh > past tense of “brinegh” brigv > bridge (sb) brigvcap > bridgehead (sb) bril > (sing) = glasses (splu) brilliant > brilliant (adj) brillye > to be brilliant brimbel > blackberry ( sb) brinegh > to bring brinza > cheese goat ( sb) brioche > brioche briz > past tense of “breiz” brocante > second hand goods dealing (sb) brohg > breaking, wreck (sb); past tense of “brehg” brohm > past tense of “brehm” brohn > past tense of “brohn”; bubbling brohn broisk > bitter, rough (adj) bromum > bromum (sb) bronchitis > bronchitis ( sb) bronze > bronze (sb) bronzeblond > bronze (adj ) brosch > brooch (sb) brous > face down (adv) brouteck > shrub ( sb) brov > eyebrow ( sb) brov > to frown broyn > chainmail, ringmail brozdh > barbed (adj) bructor > beneficiary (sb) brug > past tense of “bruneg” brugos > enjoyment (sb) Bruges > Bruges (npr) bruk > past tense of “breuk” brukh > wizard (sb) bruks > pants brun > brown (adj); past tense of “breun” brunch > brunch; past tense of "breunch" bruneg > to enjoy, profit (vtr) brungos > benefit (sb) brungost > profitable (adj) brunorange > brown- orange (adj ) bruschlian > climbing ivy ( sb) brusk > sudden (adj) brusto > bundle (of wood, sb) brustugh > bridesmaid ( sb ) brut > (& brutto) = raw; gross brutal > brutal ( adj) brute > brute (sb) brutisk > brutish (adj) bruwent > brow, forehead (sb) Bruxelles > Brussels ( npr ) bry > to mill about; to swarm about bsinjien > notebook ( sb) bsofu > granpa (sb) bubonic > bubonic ( adj ) buchest > chubby (adj ) Bucuresti > Bucharest (npr) bud > end, tip ( sb ); past tense of “beud” buddha-dharma > buddhism (sb) buddha-dharmin > buddhist (sb) budget > budget ( sb) budmen > bottom ( sb) budspire > grounding bufete > buffet ( sb) buffer > buffer (sb); past tense of “beuffer” bufma > owl ( sb) bug > bow (sf ) bug > past tense of “buneg” bugalak > horsefly (sb) bugh > past tense of “beugh” bugon > Eurasian Eagle-owl bugsair > tug ( sb) bugsairdunos > towrope (sb) bugsairwogh > breakdown vehicle (sb) buhar > mist (on glass), steam buhsa > nature, being (sb) buir > (they) were (simple past) buit > (he/she/it) was (simple past) buk > book (sb) buk > to book bukat > mouthful (sb) bukawul > taster (sb) bukcha > bag, saddlebag ( sb) bukhalter > accountant (sb) bukhamaeleon > (& khamaeleon) = chameleon (sb ) bukht > bay (sb) ( Geo) bukil > notebook, small book bukin > (& bukina) = wind instrument (sb) bukmaiker > bookmaker (sb) bukmark > bookmark ( sb) Bukovina > Bucovina ( npr ) buksteiv > letter ( sb) ( alphabet ); spell (tell the letters, vtr) bulanco > swing; see-saw (sb) buland > tall (adj) bulav > truncheon bulbe > bulb (sb) bulbeus > bulbous (adj ) bulbul > nightingale (sb) buletin > bulletin (sb) (news ) bulgar > Bulgarian (adj & sb) Bulgaria > Bulgaria (npr) bulgur > wheat groats buliende > size ( sb ) ( height, tallness) buline > bowline ( sb) bullmastiff > bullmastiff (sb) bulumach > bad stew (sb) bund > bottom; bung, plug (sb) bunduk > rifle (sb) buneg > to exercise (a function) bunga > adorned with floral patterns (adj) bungalow > bungalow (sb) bunge > grove, bunch, copse bungion > bunion (sb) bungos > function (sb) bunker > bunker (sb) bunki > proper, seemly bunn > coffie grain bunt > peasants’ riot (sb) bur > (sing) = ashes (splu) burak > borax (sb) burbule > bubble ( sb) bureau > bureau, office burfi > white fudge burg > fortress city ( sf ) burgese > bourgeois ( adj & sm ) burggraf > burgrave (sb) burgmayster > mayor ( sm ) burin > burin (sb) burj > keep (sb; castle ) burlesk > burlesque (adj ) burnih > Lanner falcon (sb ) buroun > teapot (sb) burs > past tense of “beurs” bursch > horse mane burtukal > orange ( sm ) bus > bus ( sb) Busan > Busan (city of Korea) buscar > firewood search buschee > pasty ( sb) (food ) busk > bush, brush ( sb) busprit > bowsprit (sb) bust > bust (sb) bustan > inner garden (of a building) busthalter > bra bustighe > to poke up (vtr) bustok > swab, sponge (sb) buton > button (sb) ( clothing ) butour > pustule (sb) butt > barrel, cask (sb) butter > butter (sb) butterandos > buttercup (flower) butterbrot > slice of bread and butter buw > past tense of “beuw” bux > mouth (sf ) ( output something) buxianxu > gloomy, sinister ( adj) buychaunk > compensate ( vtr ) buychaunken > compensation ( sf ) buz > lip (fig; technical; sb) bwudschow > ( sing ) = Martial arts ( splu ) bwuki > armament ( sb) byaungjan > iceberg (sb) byssus > byssus (sb) byzantin > Byzantine (adj & sb) Byzantium > Byzantium (npr) cab > (& cabin) = driver’s cab, elevator car caban > pea coat (sb) cabin > cabin (sb) (shower, driver's cab, elevator car) cabinett > cabinet (sb) cablelonge > cable’s length (navigation) cabochon > cabochon ( sb ) Cabot > Cabot ( npr ) ( Venetian seefarer) Cabo Verde > Cape Verde (npr) cabriolett > convertible car cacao > cocoa cacavan > stupid ( adj) cacavania > stupidity (sb) cacokhym > dyspeptic ( adj) cacophonia > cacophony (sb) cactus > cactus (sb) cada > each, every ( adj ) cadadien > daily (adj & adv) cadaveric > deathly pale cadeau > gift wrapped parcel cadence > cadence (music; sb) cadeira > bergиre (chair, sb) cadelk > mercury (sb) (plant) cadern > notebook (sb) cadett > cadet (adj. & sb; young beginner) cadre > manager (member of an enterprise staff) caerule > cerulean (adj) Caesar > ( Julius ) = Caesar (Julius) (npr) Caesarea Philippi > Caesarea Philippi caesarsegen > caesarean section (sb) cafee > (cafй) = cafй (sb) cafee-au-lait > cafй au lait (sb) cafetiere > cofee percolator (sb) cafre > cafre caftan > caftan ( sb) cage > cage ( sb) Cain > Cain (npr) caise > cheese (sb ) cakhin > to snigger, to giggle calamar > squid ( sb) calamita > touchstone (sb) calamitat > calamity calancha > watchtower calanis > brim hat (sb) calapod > shoetree (sb) calator > wayfarer (sb) calaygi > tinner (sb) calcan > skate, ray (fish) calchun > geum (sb) calcine > to burn to ashes (vtr) calculator > calculator (sb) calcule > calculate (vtr ) caldera > caldera (sb) calemper > fennel ( sb) calendar > calendar (sb) calerva > clodhopper (sb) calesche > barouche (sb) calfat > caulker (sb) caliber > bore, caliber calimavca > cap ( sb ) ( of pope ) calligraphia > calligraphy calliomark > coltsfoot (plant, sb ) callose > callosity (sb) callosic > callous (adj) calpak > bearskin (headwear) calson > (sing) = underpants (splu) calstin > sock (sb) caltak > bastard, swine (!) calumnia > calumny ( sb ) calumnye > slander ( vtr ) calurche > paper roll (sb) calv > (& kalv) = bald ( adj) calx > the foot camat > usury (sb) cambial > bill of exchange cambusch > eye mask (sb) camcorder > camcorder camell > camel (sb) camellia > camellia (sb) camera > (TV, cinema) camera camerin > dressing-room (in theatres) Cameroun > Cameroon ( npr ) camin > chimney (sb) camincap > (& camincapchen) = chimney-pot (sb) caminer > chimney sweep (sb) camion > truck ( sb) camisole > camisole (sb) camiss > shirt ( sb) camouflage > camouflage (vtr & sb ) camp > field ( sb) ( fig) campan > carillon (sb) campher > camphor ( sb) camra > pantry ( sb) Canaan > Canaan (npr) Canaani > canaanite (adj & sb) canakeve > to ramble on canal > (artificial) channel ( sb) canalisation > sanitary sewer, pipeline (sb) canar > duck meat canari > canary canavka > rivulet (sb) cancellar > chancellor ( sb) cancer > cancer (sb) cand > white glowing ( adj ) cand > brightness ( sb) (white) candela > candela (sb) candid > ingenuous, guileless candidat > candidate (sb ) & to apply (vint) candidature > application (as an applicant; sb) candor > ingenuousness, guilelessness (sb) canela > cinnamon ( sb ) canep > hemp (sb) canin > (& canindent) = canine (tooth) canna > walking stick, rod canoe > canoe ( sb) canon > canon (sb) canonic > canon (church, sb) canonier > gunner canonise > canonize (vtr) canopeia > canopy ( sb) canotier > boater hat (sb) canou > boat, dinghy cantaloupe > cantaloupe (sb) cantata > cantata (sb) canther > kantharos (sb) cantic > (biblical) hymn cantine > canteen ( sb) canton > canton ( sb) cantoner > chief of a canton canut > greying (hairs; adj) canvass > canvas ( sb) , canvas painting , sailing (sb) canyon > canyon (sb) cap > head; cape Cap os Sell Speh > Cape of Good Hope capado > capon (young cock; sb) capak > lid, cap (sb) capchen > hood (sb) capchenmur > hood wall (sb) capelle > chapel (sb) Cap Horn > Cape Horn ( npr ) capic > heady; sensous (adj) capire > dip ( vtr ) capistra > muzzle ( sb) capitan > captain (sb) (vessel) capitel > chapter (sb ) Capitolin > Capitol ( npr ) capitoneit > padded, quilted capitulation > surrender (sb) capitule > ( capмtule ) = to surrender capmayl > cape (sm ) capot > hood (of car; sb) cappa > cape ( sf ) caprice > caprice (sm ) capricieus > capricious ( adj) capricornus > Capricorn (sb) ( astrology) capscript > header (sb) capstah > to headstand (vint) capstand > capstan (sb) capsule > cap, capsule ( sb) captive > captive (adj & sb) ; to captivate (vtr) carabine > carbine (sb) caracter > character (sb) ( feature ) caracteristic > characteristic (adj , sb) caraghiose > zany caramel > caramel (sb) Caravaggio > Caravaggio ( npr ) caravan > caravan ( sb) caravil > caravel ( sb) carbohydrat > carbohydrate (sb) carbon > carbon ( sb) carbuncule > carbuncle (sb) carburator > carburetor ( sm ) carcass > carcass ( sf ) cardamom > cardamom ( sm ) Cardano > Cardano ( npr ) cardiac arrest > caradiac arrest (sb) cardigan > cardigan (sb) cardinal > cardinal (adj & sb) cardiolog > cardiologist (sb) careit > chequered, checked carence > deficiency, default ( sb) caresse > caress (sb & vtr) carestia > dearth; food shortage caricature > caricature cargo > cargo (sb) cargonav > cargo boat caribe > caribbean, carib (adj & sb) Caribe Mar > Caribbean Sea caries > caries ( sb) cariteih > to mark out in squares (vtr ) carkela > knocker (sb) Carl von Linnй > Carl Linnaeus (npr) Carmel > (Order of Mount) Carmel carn > piece of meat carnalag > last week of Advent carnaval > carnival (sb) carniolin > carnelian (sb) carnivor > carnivorous (adj & sb) carp > carp (fish) carpent > vehicle's framework (wooden) carr > (& carrett & carretta) = car (sb) carrac > carrack carrage > carriageway carreau > diamonds (card game, sb) carrie > to carry away (ex > river; vtr) carrik > quarry (sb) carriere > career ( sb) ( professional ) carroce > horse-drawn carriage (sb) carrosserie > coachwork (sb) carte > card (sb) cartendom > house of cards Carthage > Carthage (npr) cartia > file (of data ; sb) cartilage > cartilage (sb) cartilagineus > cartilaginous (adj) carton > cardboard (sb) cartoun > cartoon cartusia > charterhouse (sb) carusch > carter ( sb) caruss > carp ( sm ) carussell > caroussel caserne > (sing) = barracks (military; sb) casino > casino Caspi Mar > Caspian Sea (npr) cassa > cash (place; sb) casse > to quash (law) cassette > magnetic tape ( sb) cassier > cashier ( sb) Cassiopeia > Cassiopeia (npr) cassolette > cassolette (sb) castan > chestnut (sb & adj, for “chestnut brown”) caste > caste (sb) castell > castle (sb) (fortress) Castilla > Castile castrol > saucepan (sb) casuar > cassowary casu quo > if need be casus fortuitus > casus fortuitus, cas fortuit cat > cat (sb) cataclysme > cataclysm (sb) catacombe > catacomb (sb) catafalk > catafalque (sb) catalan > Catalan Catalania > Catalonia catalepsie > catalepsy catalog > (& catalogos) = catalog (sb) catalogic notice > catalogue record; catalogic register = collection of catalogue records catalpa > catalpa (sb) catapult > catapult (sb) cataract > cataract (disease) catarzo > raw silk catastrophe > catastrophe catastrophic > catastrophic (adj) catcher > catcher (baseball, sb) catechisme > catechism categoria > category Catherine os Russia > Catherine of Russia (npr) catholic > catholic (adj. & sb) cation > cation (sb) catkholt > head cold catnel > small chain ( sb) catpisk > catfish (sb) cauchouk > rubber (sb) caucus > caucus caud > tail (sb) caudasch > straggler ( sb) cauddwer > backdoor caudplab > tailgate ( sb ) cause > cause (sb & vtr) caust > coast (sb) causter > coaster (sb) caustguardia > coast guard (institution) caustier > coastal (adj) cauterisation > cauterization caution > bail, deposit (sb) cavalerie > cavalry (sb) cavalier-servente > cavalier servente (sb) cavall > horse ( sb) cavallett > easel, rack (torture) cavardisse > to brown (cooking) Cavcase > Caucasus (npr) cavcasesk > caucasian caviar > caviar (sb) cavitat > cavity (sb) cayique > caique (sb) caymak > cream (fig; sb) Cayman Insules > Cayman Islands (splu) cazma > pickaxe (sb) cazour > withdrawn (fig; adj) cedd > to yield ceder > cedar (sb) ceingrliu > clear water ceinknien > juvenile (sb) celebre > celebrate (vtr) celesta > celesta (sb) celique > tipcat, chopstick cell > (& cellule) = cell ( sb) cellar > storeroom (sm ) cellar > cell ( adj ) cello > cello ( sb) cellular > cellular (adj) celt > celt cembalo > cembalo (sb) cement > cement (sb) cemente > to cement (vtr) cemtier > cemetery ( sb) cenacle > cenacle cengkeh > banker (sm ) ( in a game) cengki > fluke cens > census (ex > for suffrage) censsuffrage > census suffrage ( sb) centeng > henchman (sb) centigrade > centigrade centnar > half-hundredweight central warmen > central heating (sb) centre > center (sb) & to center (vtr) centreleisa > median strip (sb) centrifugal > (gwis) = centrifugal (force) centurion > centurion cep > pike, stake cepel > onion (sb) Cephas > Cephas ceramique > ceramics (sb) cereal > cereal ceremonia > ceremony (sb) ceremonial > ceremonial (adj & sb) certain > certain (pronoun) certificat > certificate cesar > emperor (sb) cesium > cesium (sb) cessetpiurn > ceasefire cetacey > cetacean (sb & adj) ceter > all the other (adj) chabuk > to spur (fig. vtr) Chad > Chad ( npr ) chador > headscarf (sb) chagrin > shagreen chair > (university) chair chaiselong > chaise-longue chakan > grubbing-hoe chakmak > lighter, flintlock chald > hot (adj) ; to warm up chaldair ballon > hot air balloon chaldend plack > hot plate (sb) chalder > radiator (sb) chaldkattil > boiler (sb) chalett > chalet (sb) challenge > challenge (vtr & sb) chalschkan > hard-working (adj) chalumeau > chalumeau (sb) Cham > (& Ham) = Ham (son of Noah, npr) chamber > chamber (sb) chamberlar > chamberlain (sb) chambranle > chambranle (sb) chambuk > cat- to- nine- tails cham > yak tail (sb) champagne > champagne (sb) chapaka > Michelia chapaka champion > champion championat > championship chana > mass (instrument) chanabett > grumpy ( adj ) chance > chance (sb) chancel > chancel (sb) helm (in a courtroom) chandal > sandalwood ( sb) chandrawassih > bird of paradise (sb) Chang Jiang > Yangtze River (npr) change > change (vtr & sb ) chankrama > gossip ( sm ) channel > channel ( sm) chantage > blackmail (sb) chantager > blackmailer (sb) chante > chant (sb & adj) chantier > building (site), roadworks chao > Goodbye ! chaos > chaos (sb) chapachul > messy (adj ) chapchay > hotchpotch (sm ) chape > screed, flat coating chaprak > trim (sm ) charade > charade (sb) charagah > grass (sm ) charapakh > shell ( sf ) & trappings ( sm) chardak > hut ( sf ) ( dry branches ) charge > charge (vtr & sb) charge med > (& encharge med) = to encharge of ( vtr ; mission ) chariot > chariot, cart ( sb) charisma > charisma charitable > charitable (adj) Charlemagne > Charlemagne (npr) Charles V > Charles V (npr; Holy Roman Empire) charm > charm (sb) (attraction, spell) charmen > hex (sb); to charm, cast a hex on charnire > hinge (sb) charp > ore (sb) charsaf > bedsheet charta > charter ( sb) chascha > pitcher ( sb) chasma > glasses ( splu ) ( adjustable ) chasse > chase chassiss > chassis (sb) chaste > chaste chat > painting (sb) (color) chateau > castle (sb) (residence) chaurr > kempy (adj) chausse > hose (clothing) chauyow > soy sauce (sb) chavi > chili (sb) ( pepper) chay > tea ( sb) chayguar > teaspoon (sb) chaykhow > teapot ( sb) Chechen > Chechen ( adj. & sm ) Chechenia > Chechnya ( npr ) chef > chief chefdover > masterpiece (sm ) chefquartier > headquarters chehise > keychain, bunch of keys (sb) chehx > check (vtr) chehxen > checking, examination chehxleis > to proofread cheid > quarrel (vint & sb) chekh > Czech (adj & sb) Chekhev > Chekhov (npr) chekmenye > overcoat (sb) cheld > fellower (servant; sb) cheldar > retinue (sb) chembere > cap (sf ) ( woman ) chemia > chemistry ( sb) chemiste > chemist (sb) chemotherapia > chemotherapy (sb ) chenchal > flycatcher (bird, sb) chenopodium > goosefoot (sb) chep > flail (sb) chepkenn > mantle (sm ) ( short ) chepran > animated (adj) cheque > cheque, check (sb) cherakin > box of herbs chereme > damage (paid sum; sb) cherga > drapery (sb) cherkess > Adyghe ( adj , sm) cherkin > ugly, naughty (adj) cherub > Cherub (sb) cherveni > gypsywort (sb) chesma > tap (sb) cheus > choose (vtr) & choice (sb) chevirme > turn the spindle ( vtr ) chevron > chevron, rafter chiam > woman hairpin chiaujaen > challenge (vtr & sb) chiaujaenic > defiantly chiba ! > word used to drive a dog chibis > lapwing ( sb) chibuk > pipe hose chid > past tense of “cheid” chield > past tense of “chald” chiendien > precipitate (sm. chemistry ) chienjwakow > cool (sf ) chifan > meal ( sb) chifit > tight, close-fought chignon > bun, chignon (sb) chihn > gather (sewing; sb) Chile > [tcIle] = Chile (npr) chilene > Chilean (adj & sb) chili > chili pepper chilman > venetian blind (for windows) chilrhosa > pine nuts (sm ) chilrhosa > sprocket bread ( sm ) chim > square of grass chimpanzee > chimpanzee (sb) chimpid > (sing) = tweezers (splu ) chimschir > box (tree or wood, sb ) China > China ( npr ) China Wall > (& Long China Wall) = the Great Wall of China chinar > oriental plane (tree; sb) chinchay ! > nothing! chinchu > shipowner ( sb ) chinela > mule ( sb ) ( slipper ) chinese > Chinese (adj. & sb) Chinghis Khan > Genghis Khan (sb) chiong > deprivation, thrift (sb) chiowdeo > exactly (adv ) chip > (electronic) chip chipag > dress ( sm ) ( woman ) chirurg > surgeon (sb ) chitay > delay (sm ) chitin > chitin (sf ) chitrol > pumpkin ( sf) chivchiv > chick (sm ) chixun > a little chloroplast > chloroplast (sb) choban > shepherd ( sb) chocolat > chocolate ( sb) choengju > rice wine ( sb) choffeur > driver ( sb) chohx > past tense of “chehx” chol > forehead cholak > maimed (adj. & sb) chomakasch > awkward customer ( sm ) chorap > stocking (sb) chorba > thick soup ( sb ) chorsokak > cul -de - sac ( sb) chossee > causeway, pavement (sb) choureih > steal ( vtr , fam ! ) chowkider > watcher ( sb) choyk > punch (strike; sb) Christ > Christ (npr) christian > Christian (adj, sb) christiandem > Christianity, Christendom ( sb) christianisme > christianism (sb) chrome > chromium ( sb) chromosome > chromosome chronic > chronicle (sb) chrysantheme > chrysanthemum ( sb) chuff > tuft (sb) chugun > cast-iron (sb) chul > cover for a horse chulan > locker (room; sb) chung > butt, grip (sb) chungman > + acc. = to be swarming with chunke > since, as ( conj) chunsay > brasenia (sb) chuok > (+ acc.) = butt in churchour > cricket (sm ) churd > flock ( sm ) chureto > warbler (sf ) churli > slander, blackbiting chus > past tense of “cheus” chuxwetsu > haemorrhage (sb) chwoy > stop (vtr ) chyrlig > crook, crosier, (hockey) stick cian > toothpick ( sb) ciautaung > appropriate ( adj ) cicade > cicada (sb) Cicero > Cicero ( npr ) ciceronian > Ciceronian ( adj ) cicisbeo > cicisbeo (sb) ciengow > “mists of time” cienryou > creep into (vint) ciferblat > dial (sb) ciffer > digit, cypher cigan > gypsy (adj, sb) cigar > cigar (sb) cigarette > cigarette (sb) cigaya > breeding of wool sheep cilinder > (hat) = top hat ( sb) cilique > marble game cim > top, mountain ridge cimkiri > nail clippers (sm ) cimriff > fringing reef cimwad > low tide elevation cincta > speck ( sf ) cinema > cinema ( sb) ( art ) cing > asterism ( sm) cinghensay > ipomoea aquatica cinnaber > vermilion (adj & sm ) cins > interest ( sb) (rate ) cinzar > cousin ( sm ) (insect) ciong > dart ( sf ) cip > (& ciped) = bike (sb) cipedpaund > cycle track cipire > jailer ( sm ) circa > about, approximately (adv) circin > compass (drafting; sb ) circuit > circuit circule > circle (sm ) circum > about, around ( prep ) (temporal) circumspection > wary ( adj) circus > circus ( sb) cirque > cirque ( sb) ( Geo. ) cirrhose > cirrhosis (sb) cisell > to chisel (vtr) cisellure > chiselling, chasing (sb) cisterciense > Cistercian (adj , sb) cisterne > tank (for liquids, sb) cisternewogh > tank truck citad > (big) city ( sb) citadell > citadel ( sb) citadin > city dweller (sb & adj) citak > fearful (adj) cite > quote, cite (vtr) citel > label (sb) citron > lemon (sb) civ > citizen (sb) civeit > jugging (sb) civic > civic civil > civil (adj.; sb) civil register > civil status (sb) civisme > public-spiritedness civitat > city-state civstand > citizenship (sb) clack > clack (vint) clait > grid, riddle (sb) clame > claim (vtr) clamor > clamour (sb) clan > clan (sb) clandestin > clandestin ( adj , sm ) clangh > to reverberate, to resound clap > to lap clar > clear (adj) clarinette > clarinet (sb) clartat > clarity clasch > collide, clash (vint) classe > class, classroom (sb) classe > classify (vtr ) classeur > loose-leaf file (sb) classificator > classificatory ( adj ) classifie > classify (vtr) claudication > claudication (sb) claus > close to claviatolk > chat ( vtr ) claviature > keyboard ( sb) claw > sliding bolt (sb) clehsp > clip (sb & vtr ) cleich > key (sb) cleichenring > bunch of keys (sb) cleiv > cleave (vtr ) cleiver > cleaver (sb) clematis > clematis (sb) clenod > jewel (sb) cler > clergy (sb) cleric > clergyman, clerk (religion, law) clever > clever ( adj ) clicken > knock ( sm ) clieck > past tense of “clack” client > client, customer (sb) clientele > clientиle, customers cliep > past tense of “clap” cliesch > past tense of “clasch” clift > cleavage ( sb ) clihen > lower, tilt ( vtr ) climat > climate ( sb) climatchange > climate change (sb) clin > hill ( sb) clinic > clinic ( sb) clintor > back of chair clipper > clipper (sb) clique > clique (sb) clischee > clichй ( sb ) clissar > sexton ( sb ) clitic > clitic (adj & sb) cliv > past tense of “cleiv” clive > hillock cloak > sewer (sb) cloakluk > manhole Cloak traitement station > sewage treatment plant clob > pod ( sf ) clobuk > cap ( sm ) ( monk ) clock > bell ( sb) clockel > small bell ( sb) clockflor > bellflower ( sf ) clocktor > bell ( sm ) clohsp > past tense of “clehsp” cloin > rump, hip, buttock (sb) cloinpodia > (sing.) = hindquarters (splu) clone > clone (sb) closter > cloister (sb); to cluster cloture > closure, closing clud > to close cludbrakh > joint lock (martial arts) clus > closed cluster > cluster (music) coatah > spider monkey (sb) cobalt > cobalt ( sb) cobay > guinea pig cobor > tumble dwon (vint) coc > to cook Coca-Cola > Coca-Cola cocarde > rosette coccolia > cuddle (sb) coccole > pamper, cuddle ( vtr ) cocece > hen house ( sb) coch > coach (means of transport; sb) cochan > maize ear; fruit-core (sb) cochass > thistle ( sb) cocher > coachman (sb) cockpit > cockpit (sb) cocktail > cocktail (sb) cocollia > cajolery (sb) cocon > cocoon ( sb ) code > code (sb) coefficient > coefficient cofeine > coffeine (sb) coffer > coffer ( sb) cofie > coffee (sb) cofiedostkan > cofiedostkan (sb) cogestion > co-determination coherence > coherence, consistency cohesion > cohesion cohort > cohort (sb) cojok > sheepskin (sb ) cokhliar > spoonful cokw > cook (sb ) colche > colchian Colchis > Colchis colfin > hop-pole colibri > hummingbird coll > neck (sb) collab > collapse (vint) collant > tight, leotard (sb) collband > necklace (sb) collectioniste > collector ( sb) collegh > colleague (sm) collegium > college, comprehensive school (sb) colloquium > colloquium colnier > collar (sb) Colombia > Colombia (npr) colonat > colonato (sb) colonel > colonel (sb) colonia > colony (sb) colonial > colonial colonisation > colonization (sb) color > colour (sb) coloss > colossus (sb) Colosseo > Colosseum (npr) colostrum > colostrum (sb ) colpak > cap ( sm ) colportage > hawking (sb ) colporter > peddler (sb ) columbh > dove (sb) colunn > (& colunna) = column ( sf ) colunnade > colonnade (sf ) com > (& comsamen) = together (adv) comanche > comanche comat > hunk (sb) combat > combat (adj. & n.) combination > combination (sb) combinator > combinatory (adj) comedia > comedy (sb ) comesstabule > constable (sb) comete > comet (sb) comfort > comfort ( sm ) comfortable > comfortable ( adj ) comglauwer > to curl up comics > comics comit > warder (for convicts; sb) comitee > committee (sb) comma > comma (sb) commandant > commander (sb) commande > command (sb) (institution) commandement > commandment (sb) (religious) commander > commander (sb) commandire > business trip commando > commando (unit) commandobrigv > wheelhouse bridge (sb) commando-soldat > commando (soldier) commente > comment (sb & vtr) commerce > commerce (vint & sb) commode > chest of drawers (sb) (furniture) commun > common (adj); commun grabh = common grave communicant vase > communicating vessel commune > borough, commune (sb) communie > to communicate communion > communion (sb) communiquee > (communiquй) = communiquй (sb) communitat > community (sb) Communitat Independent Staten > Commonwealth of Independent States commun sense > common sense (sb) Comore > Comoro (npr) compag > to tense, to contract (vint); past tense of "companeg" compagnie > company (sb; commercial) compagnon > companion (sb) companeg > compact (vtr) compare > compare (vtr) compartment > compartment (sb) comparue > to appear (before a court) compass > compass ( sb) compassion > compassion (sb) compatible > compatible compense > to compensate for competition > competition (sb) compiler > compiler (computer; sb) complete > complete (adj) complexe > complex (adj) complicat > complicated (adj) complice > accomplice (adj, sb) (criminal) complie > complicate (vtr) compliment > compliment (sb) complot > plot ( sb) compon > present tense base of “composen” component > component composen > to compose (vtr) composit > compound (adj & sb); composit prev = compound prev composite > composite (adj) compositor > composer (sb) Compostela > Compostela (npr) comprehend > to comprehend compresse > compress ( sb) compressem > to compress (vtr) compresst air > compressed air comprined > to comprise compris > past participle and past tense of “comprined” computer > computer ( sb) computerminal > computer terminal com(samen) > together (adv) comsperg > scatter (vtr ) ( object , location) comsteurd > collapse (vint) comstrehb > se _ = to fall back on oneself con > with (accompanied by; prep); con sellsto namos > : Best regards concave > concave concentrational > concentration (adj) concern > concern ( vtr ) concert > concert (sb) concil > council (sb) (institution) conciliant > conciliatory ( adj ) conclud > to conclude concorde > concord concors > bankruptcy (sb) concrete > concrete (adj) concreteih > materialize (vtr) concretion > concretion (sb) concubin > (life) partner (sb) concubinat > (legal) cohabitation ( sb) concurrence > competition ( sb) condensator > capacitor (electricity ; sb) condescendence > condescension (sb) condiment > condiment ( sb) condire > pickle ( vtr ) conditer > confectioner (sb) conditerie > confectioner’s shop ( sb) condition > condition (sb) & to condition (vtr ) condottiere > condottiero conductance > conductance (electricity, sb) conduite > conduct (sb) conduit > pipe (sb) cone > cone (sm) confect > confectionery (sb) confederat > confederate (adj & sb) confer > to confer confett > confess (vtr) confide > bi = to confide in ( vpr ) confident > confident ( adj) confine > to confine confirmation > confirmation (including religion) confirme > confirm (vtr ) confluence > confluence (sb) conform > correct, true (to) (adj) confronte > confront (vtr) confucianisme > confucianism (sb) confuned > to confuse / confound (vtr) confus > confuse (adj); past and past passive participle of “confuned” confus-ye > dimly (adv ) congener > fellow creature (adj & sb) conger > conger-eel Congo > Congo (npr) congolese > congolese (adj. & sb) congregation > congregation (sb) ( Religion) conjug > spouse (sb) connect > (connиct ) = connect (vtr ) conosment > bill of lading (sb) conscie > (+ acc.) = to be aware of conscience > conscience, consciousness (sb) conscription > conscription (sb) consecre > to consecrate, to dedicate consecutive > consecutive consent > + acc. (consиnt) = consent to (vint) consequence > consequence conservative > conservative (politics; sb & adj) conserve > tinned/canned food; to conserve conserveghyaner > opener (for tins, cans; sb ) considere > consider ( vtr ) consist > + acc. = consist in console > console ( sb); console (vtr ) consonn > consonant (adj & sb) conspiration > conspiracy (sb) conspirator > conspirator ( sb ) conspue > to conspue constant > constant Constantinus > Constantine (Roman Emperor) consternat > dismayed ( adj ) consterne > to consternate constitution > constitution (sb) construction > construction (sb) construg > build ( vtr ) consul > consul (sb) consulat > consulate (sb) consulte > consult (vtr) consumm > (& consummation) = consumption (sb) contact > link, contact ( sb) contact linses > contact lenses contag > past tense of “contaneg” contagieus > contagious ( adj) container > container (sb) containernav > container ship (sb) contaneg > contact (vtr) conteit > county (sb) contemple > to behold se contente > med = to content oneself with conteste > contest ( vtr ) contigu ad > adjacent to continental schelf > continental shelf continue > to continue cont > (& conto) = account ( sb) conte > count (vtr) contingent > contingent (sb) contocorrent > transactional account (sb) contolker > person spoken to (sb) contor > counter (sb); lawyer's office contorsion > contortion contour > outline, contour (sb) contrabande > contraband (sb) contrabass > bass ( sf ) contraceptive > contraceptive (sb) contradic > ( contradмc ) = contradict (vtr) contradictor > adversarial (adj) contrafac > counterfeit ( vtr ) contrafagot > contrabassoon (sb) contrafort > buttress (sb) (architecture) contraforte > contraforte contralto > contralto (sb) contramande > to countermand (vtr) contrapart > counterpart (sb) contrapoint > counterpoint contrar > contrary contraste > contrast (vtr & sb) contravention > contravention, fine (sb) contrecoup > contrecoup contribue > (+ acc. ) = to contribute to contrition > contrite ( adj) control > control (vtr & sb); control system = controls ( splu ) controleur > ticket inspector, bus conductor controlluce > warning light (sb) controvers > controversy (sb) contuned > to bruise (vtr) contus > past participle and past tense of “contuned” contusion > bruise, bruising ( sb ) convall > lily of the valley (sb) convent > [konvEnt] = convent (sb) converg > converge (vint) conversation > conversation (sb) convinec > to convince convoy > convoy convulg > convulse (vtr) convulsive > convulsive coordinat > coordinate ( sb) cop > cop (sm) copel > chip (ex > of wood; sb) Copenhaghen > Copenhagen ( npr ) copie > copy (sb & vtr) copierect > copyright ( sm ) copil > scoundrel ( sm ) Coppernic > Copernicus ( npr ) coptic > Coptic (adj , sb ) corall > coral ( sb) Coran > Quran ( sb ) corbach > riding crop (sb) corbh > basket (sb) corc > cork, stopper (sb) corce > bark (sb) corcscruv > corkscrew (sb) corcuk > crow (sb) corcuksnest > crow's nest (sb) cordeguardia > gatehouse, guardhouse (sb) cordial > cordial (adj) cordialitat > warmth, cordiality (sb) cordillera > cordillera Corfu > Corfu (npr) coriander > coriander (sb) coridion > St John's wort (sb) Corinth > Corinth ( npr ) corinthi > Corinthian (adj. & sb) cormat > cider ( sb) cornete > cornet (sb) cornice > cornice (sb) cornut > chickweed (sfb) coroll > corolla ( sb ) corollar > corollary (sm , adj ) corpos > body ( sb) corposveurnen > (sing) = assault ( splu ) corporation > corporation corps ad corps > hand-to-hand, clinch corps-de-logiss > corps de logis (sb) corpulent > stout ( adj ) Corpus Christi > Corpus Christi correg > correct ( vtr ) correspond > correspond (vtr) correspondence > correspondence (sb) (letters ) corridor > corridor ( sb) corrumep > to corrupt corrup > past tense of “corrumep” cors > Corsican ( adj , sb ) corsan > rover ( sb) corsar > privateer (sb) corselett > bodice (sb) corsett > corset (sb ) Corsica > [kOrsika] = Corsica ( npr ) cort > short ( adj) cortanem > wheezy ( adj) cortege > procession ( sb ) cortin > curtain ( sb) cortjamb > stocky (adj ) cortoyer > courtier ( sb) cortschluss > short circuit (sb) coschar > gate coschmar > nightmare ( sb) cosin > window frame cosmetic > cosmetic (adj) cosmetique > cosmetic product (sb) cosmic skapsyrat > escape velocity ( sb) cosmopolit > cosmopolitan ( adj) cost > cost (sb) & cost (vtr) costeus > costly costor > tin-ore costume > suit (clothing) cot > coat (sf ) coteau > coteau, hillside cotlan > corner (sm ) cotlett > chop (meat; sb ) coton > cotton ( sb ) couard > coward (sm. & adj) couardice > cowardice ( sf ) couch > sofa ( sm ) couchette > couchette (sb) cougar > cougar (sb) coul > cool (adj; fig. as in "keep cool" !) coulee > (mud)flow, (snow)slide coulisse > set construction (in theatres) coup > cup (sb) coup-d'etat > coup d’йtat coupee > (& coupй) = compartment, coupй (train) coupel > dome, cupola couplen > clutch (on cars) couplet > song verse coupon > coupon (sb) courage > courage ( sb ) courant > account, report cousin > cousin (sb) couvrefeu > curfew (sb) covehr > tapestry, cover (ex: book; sb); to cover coven coven (sb) cox > coke (sb) coyer > bloated, swollen (adj ) coyote > coyote crabe > crab (sb) crackel > crack (vtr ) cracken > creak, creaking (sb) cramp > cramp ( sf ) cranium > skull and crossbones cras > tomorrow (adv ) crasch > crash ( vpr ) crasp > + acc = to clench on ( vpr ) crastin > of tomorrow ( adj ) crater > crater (sb) crauv > raven (sb) cravat > tie (on neck; sb) crawl > crawl (swimming) crayk > hornet (sb) creation > creation cred > belief (sb) credeih > believe (vtr) credie > Wednesday (sb) credit > credit (sb) creditise > credit (vtr) credule > credulous cree > to create (vtr) crehng > to list (vint ) ( vessel) crehsc > grow (vint); rise, increase (sb) crehsp > crunch, munch (vtr) creisch > to yelp, to bawl, to squeal cremation > cremation creme > cream-coloured cren > horseradish ( sb) crepat > cracked ( adj) crepire > to die (slowly; !) crescent > crescent (sb) creschma > tavern ( sf ) creschmer > keeper ( sm ) cressen > watercress (sb) crest > crest (sf ) Crete > Crete ( npr ) cretic > Cretan ( adj , sb) crevasse > crevice (sb) cricit > screamed (3° sing past tense) crick > creek, inlet crie > scream; cry (vtr & sb) crieckel > past tense of “crackel” criesch > past tense of “crasch” criesp > past tense of “criesp” crime > crime (sb); crime os/as les majestat = lese-majesty (sb) criminal > criminal (adj & sb) crin > horsehair crinar > mane (sb) cripia > manger (sb); Nativity scene ( sb) criquet > cricket (sb) crisch > past tense of “creisch” crise > crisis ( sb) crisp > frizzy, fuzzy (adj ) crispe > to backcomb ( hair) cristall > crystal ( sb ) cristallite > (gran) = crystallite (sb) Cristoforo Colombo > Christopher Columbus ( npr ) criterium > criterion (sb) critic > critical (adj) critique > criticism (sb) critique > to criticize critiquer > critic (sb) crocus > crocus (sb) crohng > past tense of “crehng” crohsc > past tense of “crehsc” crohsp > past tense of “crehsp” cron > crown ( sb) cronapel > "queen of the pippins" (apple) cronschtayn > cleat (sb) croquet > croquet (game) croquette > croquette (sb) croquis > croquis (sb) crosct > growth ( sb) crotal > antique cymbal, crotale (sb) croupier > croupier (sb) crovat > bed ( sb ) crovatbohnden > bedridden crovatbohndt > bedridden cruassant > croissant (sb) cruce > cross ( sb & vtr ) cruceade > crusade (sb) cruceit > crusader (sb) crucen > intersection ( sb ) crucer > cruiser (sb; warship ) crucesprehg > cross-examining (adj) crucestrehl > crossfire ( sb ) crucial > crucial crucifict > crucify (vtr ) crucifix > crucifix (sb) crue > vineyard, wine (sb) cruel > cruel cruise > cruise (sb) cruor > gore, shed blood cruoric > bloody (adj ) cruorlasni > bloodthirsty (adj) cruppel > lame (adj ) crusber > redcurrant ( sb) cruste > crust (sb) crusten > very cold ( adj) cruzen > baptize (vtr ) cryogenique > cryogenics (sb ) crypt > crypt ( sb) Cuba > Cuba ( npr ) cubaba > cubeb ( sb) cuban > Cuban (adj. & sb) cubic meter > cubic meter (sb) cubil > bunk (to lie down; sb) cubtal > elbow ( sb) cuch > doggie (sb) cuchia > kennel (sb) cucin > kitchen (sb) cucuflor > oxalis, sorrel (sb) cuincule > rabbit (sb) cuissot > haunch (sb) cuit > skin ( sb) cuitmaigher > skinny ( adj ) culasch > horsgray-fawn horse (sb) culcin > cushion (sb) culcutar > colcothar (sb ) cul-de-sac > cul de sac (sb) culinar > culinary ( adj ) culinaria > Culinary Arts (splu) culmen > escarpment, top, summit (sb) cult > cult cultive > to cultivate (vtr) cultor > farmer (sb) cumb > coomb, combe, dale cumebh > to lay down (vtr) cumin > caraway seeds, cumin (sb) cumpater > godfather (sm) cumraeg > Welsh (adj, sb) Cumri > Wales (npr) cumulation > accumulation cumule > accumulate (vtr); heap (sb) cungeid > leave (sb); to dismiss (vtr) cuniko > young male rabbit (sb) cunupide > cauliflower (sb) cunvenn > chat (sb) cuper > copper (sb) curatele > guardianship (sb) curator > curator ( museum) (sm ) curbel > crank (sb) curbit > cucurbita maxima (sb) curdisse > to wind up (a mechanism) cure > cure (sb) (religion) curieus > curious curpen > gimlet, spiral (sb) curr > to run curral > pen, enclosure (sb) current > current (adj ) currier > messenger curs > course (sb); past participle & past tense of “curr” cursive > italic (writing) curt > court (sb, fig); Curt om Assises = Court of Assises curtese > courteous (adj ) curtesia > courtesy ( sf ) curtise > woo ( vtr ) Curt-Martial > Court-Martial (sb) curve > curve, bend ( sb) cuschuta > dodder (sf ) cuscuss > couscous ( sm ) cuskat > stock dove custodia > custody customise > customize (vtr) cutia > small box (sb) cutt > blow (sb) cutter > cutter (vessel, sb) cuvee > vintage (wine) cuvoukel > cubicle, loose-box cyanobacteria > cyanobacteria (sb) cyclas > cyclas (sb) cyclop > cyclop ( sb) cyclopean > Cyclopean ( adj ) cylinder > barrel (sm ) cymbal > cymbal ( sf ) cymber > savory (sf ) cynic > cynical ( adj ) cypress > cypress (sb) cypriak > Cypriot (adj. & sb) Cypros > Cyprus Cyrene > Cyrene cyste > cyst daanistah > knowingly (adv) dabdab > kettledrum (sb) (music) daber > artisan, craftsman (sb) dabron > benevolent (adj ) dac > Dacian ( adj , sb) dach > hem ( sb ) dachin > (sing) = portable scales (splu) dadmam > father and mother dadw > provide ( vtr ) Daedel > Daedalus ( npr ) dafan > burial ( sb) dafni > laurel (sb) ( tree ) daftar > (long) list (sb) daga > dagger (sf ) dagh > to switch on, to light daghcleich > ignition key ( sb) daghsysteme > ignition ( sb) ( vehicle ) dah > give (vtr ) dahi > ingenious (adj) dahsit > (he/she/it) gave dais > canopy (furniture; sb) daiwer > brother-in-law dajal > imposter, usurper (sb ) dak > receive, get ( vtr ) dakh > thatched roof dakhdom > cottage (sb ) dakhel > (entrance) lobby (sb) dakika > instant ( sb; minute ) dakru > tear ( sb ) dakrue > to be watering (eye) dakrugehn > eye-irritating, lachrymatory (adj. & sb) dakruwent > tearful (adj) dal > (& dalin) = valley, dale ( sb) dalg > far ( adv ) dalgayu > longevity ( sb) dalgayun > long-lived ( adj ) dalger > farther, further (adv) Dalgnord > Far North dallal > broker (sb) dalt > chisel ( sb) dalworts > downstream (adv) damar > string (sb) ( of bow ) dame > lady, ma’am (sb); queen (card games; sb) damenleik > (sing) = draughts (game) dames > draughts (game) damika > miss (sb) damn > damage ( sm ) damnation > damnation ( sb) damu > World Axis dangalak > booby (sm ) danger > danger ( sb) dank > thank (sb & vtr) spollay dank ! > thank you very much! dank ! > thank you ( interjection ) dankali > sweet potatoe (sb) Danmark > Denmark (npr) dans > dance (sb & vtr) danser > dancer (sb) dansk > Danish (adj) dansplor > dance floor dansster > female dancer dantelle > lace (sb ) Danube > Danube (npr) danv > spruce ( sb; tree ) danxiow > magazine (sb) (of a weapon) dapan > feast meal (sb); to have a feast meal (vint) daper > sacrificial animal dar > to hold back, to hold steadily (vtr/vint); still (adv) daraja > chemin de ronde darajagwah > rounds, patrol (sb) (guard) darak > carding machine darban > porter (sb) darm > firm (adj) darm disk > hard disk drive (sb) darman > false antidote darmeg > bread of fine flour darmen > bearing, position (sb) dars > lecture (teaching; sb) darv > bitumen ( sb) darvsand > oil sand (sb) darwisch > dervish (sb) darya > Inland Sea ( sb) (poetic ) darz > vein ( sb) ( metal ) daschtban > rural policeman (sb) daskal > teacher ( sb ) dastkar > healer (sb) dastur > (mandatory) rule (sb) dat > as, given that (conjunction) daten beorbaten > data processing ( sm ) datia > file (of data; sb) daugh ka > to serve as daulat > public power (sb; State); Daulat Islams in Irak ed Schaam = "Islamic State" (terrorist group) daulg > soot (sb) daum > to wonder daumos > marvel, wonder ( sb) daumost > wonderful (adj ) daun > rope (sb) daunbrigv > rope bridge daunet > death ( sb); to die (vint) daunos > funeral ( sb) daunoscampan > knell, toll daunoswogh > hearse (sb) daunost > fatal ( adj) daut > dead (adj); past participle and past tense of “daunet” dauyn > cable ( sb ) ( rope ) dauynvia > towing path ( sb ) davit > davit dawa > litigation dawi > litigious (adj) dawti > fuel (sb) day > to divide up daybien > ( sing ) = feces ( splu ) daydey > in general (adv ) dayi > general idea dayim > constantly ( adv) dayir > concerning ( prep ) daykhway > meeting, rally (sb) dayluk > mainland ( sb) daymio > daimyo ( sb ) dayn > creditor ( adj , sb ) dayrliaung > large quantity dayschawbien > faeces and urine ( splu ) de > about (prep) deambulatorium > ambulatory (in church, sb) debat > debate (sb) debit > due ( adj ) ( money ) debitcarte > debit card (sb) debite > to debit (vtr) debris > (sing) = debris (splu) debses > propriety, decorum (sb) dec > ten (num) decan > dean (sb) decante > decant (vtr) Decapolis > Decapolis decedd > to die, to pass away december > december (sb) decen > ten (sb) decennium > decade (sb) decent > [dлtsEnt] = decent decep > [dлtsEp] = disappoint (vtr) deception > disappointment (sb) dechee > to demean decid > (decмd ) = decide ( vtr ) decime > decimate (vtr ) decis > decided deck > pillowcase (sb) deck > deck of ship (sb ) decking > decking ( sb; ship ) declare > declare (vtr) decline > decline (vtr & sb) decoction > decoction decolletee > low-cut, low neckline deconcentre > to devolve (ex: administration, vtr) decor > decor (sb) decore > decorate (vtr ) decos > dignity (sb) decrepit > decrepit (adj ) decrepitude > decay (sb) decret > decree ( sb & vint) dedh > to curd, to clot dedhen > curdled milk dedication > dedication (sb) dedie > dedicate (vtr ) dedru > skin disease ( sb ) dedruk > spot ( sb ) (on skin) dedrut > (& dedrun) = pockmarked ( adj) dedwrnt > clot (sm ) default > default ( sm) defect > default (sb ) ( machine) defector > renegade ( sm ) defend > ( defиnd ) = defend ( vtr ) defense > defence ( sb) deference > deference (sf) defereit > dйfйrй (French law; sb) deferent > deferential ( adj) deficit > deficit ( sb ) defilee > parade (sb ) ( review ) defineih > to define definition > definition (sb ) defis > hyphen - deflagration > explosion sound (sb) deforce > forced ( adj ) deforestation > deforestation (sb) defrock > to defrock (vtr) defunct > deceased (adj) degener > degenerate (adj) degrade > degrade (vtr) degram > molar ( tooth ) ( sb) degree > degree (sb) degveih > wither (vint) degvihen > wither (vtr) deh > to put dehbh > (vtr ) = ought to dehk > to fit together dehl > delude, deceive ( vtr ) dehlft > delving (sb) dehlg > must (vtr) dehlv > to delve dehlwrnt > snare ( sm ) dehm > to put ub, to train dehmber > framing (sf) dehn > to flow, to pass by (vint) dehnend > fluid (adj) (traffic) dehnk > to bite (vtr) dehnkel > to nibble at dehnksrig > very cold dehnquote > stream flow dehnu > riverstream dehr > to tear dehrbh > spoil ( vpr ) dehrj > to hold deidikie > display ( sm ) deigh > dam ( sf ) deighos > rampart of mud ( sm ) deih > suck (vtr ) deihbotel > baby's bottle (sb) deihnu > dairy animal deik > signpost (sb) deik > to show, to indicate deil > share (vtr); deil con = to deal with deilule > small machete (sb) deimen > nurse (who gives milk) dejour > to be on duty dekhschat > frighten (vtr ) dekhschat > terror (sb) dekhschatic > horrifying, appalling (adj) delband > turban ( sb ) delectation > delight ( sb ) delegation > delegation (sb) deleteri > deleterious ( adj ) deliberation > deliberation (sb ) delicate > delicate (adj ) delicieus > delicious (adj ) delirant > delirious (adj ) delirium > delirium (sb) dellal > town, public crier ( sb) delphin > dolphin ( sb) Delphoi > Delphi ( npr ) delt > tent (sb) delta > delta (sb) deltaplan > hang glider (sb) deluge > deluge (sb) deluxe > luxurious (adj) dem > district, territorial unit, division of a territory demagog > demagogue (sb) demande > demand (sb & vtr) dematesia > structural system (building ; sb) dement > (& demential) = insane (adj) dementia > dementia demikat > (sing) = croutons (splu) demneh > tame (vtr) democrat > democrat Demokrit > Democritus ( npr ) demon > demon (sb) demoniak > demoniac ( adj ) demonstration > demonstration (sb) demonte > to take apart, to dismantle, to dismount (vtr) demos > people (sb) (in a district) demosia > rental charge (sb) demotic > demotic (adj) demped > house floor demsadpeurten > filiation (including adoption) demspoti > house master (sb) demspotnia > housewife (sb) Den Haag > The Hague (npr) denars > (splu) = money (sing) denda > ( punishment ) = penalty, sanction (sb) dener > depression (of terrain) dengji > see-saw, weighing scale (sb) dengu > cloudy (sky, adj) denote > denote (vtr) denoument > dйnouement, outcome dens > (& densu) = dense ( adj) densat > densely packed ( adj ) dent > tooth ( sb) dentia > denture (sb) dentiste > dentist (sb) dentition > dentition (sb) dentpaste > tooth-paste (sb) denunce > to denounce (vtr) denwrnt > back of hand, flat side of a blade department > department depend > (ud) ( depиnd ) = to depend on depesche > dispatch, news ( sb) depineg > to depict (vtr) deplore > deplore (vtr) depon > present tense base of “deposen” deponia > (garbage) dump (sb) deposeih > deposit ( vtr ) ( trade) deposen > to depose (vtr) deposit > handling ( sb) (activity) deposit > deposit ( sb) (bank) deprave > deprave (vtr) depression > depression (sb) depulg > to drive out (from cover) derailment > derailment deranget > (& derangen) = disturbed ( adj ) (mentally ) derbeder > slapdash ( adj ) derder > to grumble dered > tordylium (sb) derghen > male dogwood derision > derision derisor > derisory (adj) derivat > derivative (sb; including finance) derive > to derive derrick > derrick (sb) derv > faithful (adj) dervente > narrow gorge or pass desaffectet > disused ( adj ) desamat > unpleasant (adj) desarmament > disarmament (sb) desaster > disaster ( sb) descend > to descend desconcerte > disconcert ( vtr ) describ > describe ( vtr ) desert > desert (adj & sb) deserteur > deserter ( sb) desertire > to desert (as a soldier, vint) desfigure > disfigure (vtr) desguise > disguise (vtr / vint) deshonor > disgrace, dishonour (sb) deshydrate > dehydrate (vtr) desinfectant > desinfectant (adj & sb) desinstalle > uninstall (vtr) desinteresse > disinterest desinvolture > casualness (sb) desire > desire (sb & vtr) desk > round table deskwide > (!) = lose (vtr) desloge > dislodge (vtr) desmantel > dismantle (vtr) desolation > distress, grief, desolation desperat > desperate (adj) desperation > desperation (sb) despere > to despair desplace > displace (vtr) desploy > unfold, display (vtr/vpr) desployment > deployment despot > despot dessert > dessert (sb) dessous > ( splu) = (woman’s) underwear (sing) destination > destination (sb) destine > destine (vtr) destroyer > destroyer (vessel; sb) destrug > destroy (vtr) destull > quite (adv) desvantage > disadvantage detachable colnier > detachable collar (sb) detache > detach (vtr) detayl > detail (sb & vtr) detective > detective detectiven roman > crime fiction novel deteg > detect (vtr) deten > ( detиn ) = to detain detente > dйtente (sb ) ( political relations ) detergent > detergent (adj & sb) deterioration > deterioration (sb) se deteriore > deteriorate (vint) determination > determination (sb) deteste > dislike (vtr) dethron > dethrone (vtr) detour > detour (sb) detriment > detriment (sb) deub > deep (adj) deubfrehser > freezer (sb) deugh > to make come, to make happen, to get (vtr) deulg > to owe deulgen > financial claim ( sb ) deum > to smoke (to emit smoke, vtr & vint) deumkyal > smoking room (sb) deurgh > maim ( vtr ) deurs > to dare deurseck > cheeky (adj ) deursia > audacity; venture ( sb) deusel > dazzle (vtr ) deusk > dark (adj) ; to darken, grow sombre (vint) deusk materia > dark matter (sb) deuspont > rainbow ( sb ) deutsch > German (adj. & sb ) Deutschland > Germany ( npr ) deuyker > culvert ( sm ) deuys > to fail (vint) deuyseih > counter (vtr ) devotion > devotion (sb) dewer > whirl (sb) dexel > helm (sb) dexia > skill (sf ) dexios > briskly ( adv) dexter > right (direction) dexteritat > dexterity ( sb) dextro > to the right dia > towards (moral meaning; prep) diabel > devil ( sb) diabetes > diabetes (sb) diabetic > diabetic (adj) diablo > imp, little devil (sb) diabrehgh > saturate ( vtr ) diadehtor > certifying officer ( sb; accountancy) diademe > diadem ( sb) diafa > welcoming present, gifr ( sb) diagnose > diagnosis ( sb ) & diagnose (vtr ) diaken > deacon ( sb) dialogos > dialogue ( sb) diaphen > diaphanous (adj) diar > diary (sb) diarrhea > diarrhea ( sf ) diaspehr > scatter (vtr ) diatribe > rant ( sb) diayn > indigo dye dibaj > brocade ( sb) dicotomia > dichotomy (sf ) dictator > dictator ( sm ) dictature > dictatorship (sb) dictionar > dictionary (sb) didbani > lookout (ex: tower; sb) Dido > Dido (npr) diedel > fibula diedw > past tense of “dadw” diegh > past tense of “diegh” diehen > attach ( vtr ) dieji > saucer ( sb) diek > big box (sb ) ( for storage ); got, received (past tense) diemen > tie (vtr ) diemen > link (sb ) dien > day (sb) dienchi > (removable) electric battery ( sb) dienghia > refined (adj ) dienk > past tense of “dank” dienkia > domestic electric appliances (adj , sm) diens > past tense of “dans” dientow > to bow ( vint) dienxia > square (before a church, a temple...) ( sm ) dier > past tense of “dar” diete > diet (sb) ( weight loss ) dieugh > past tense of “daugh” dieum > past tense of “daum” Dieuspater > Supreme God dieupter > Supreme God diewo > daylight ( sf ) diey > past tense of “day” differ > to postpone, to put off difference > difference (sb) differencye > differentiate ( vtr ) differendum > dispute ( sm ) different > different difficil > difficult (adj) difficultat > difficulty (sb) digest > digest (vtr) digestive > digestive (adj) digestive tract > digestive tract (sb) digh > past tense of «