Dictionary Modern Urianian-English
Notes:
- Vowel length is not indicated in Urianian writing. For clarity, long vowels are marked with an acute (á) accent in this dictionary.
- Stress is usually on the first syllable. Exceptions are marked in bold.
- Abbreviations:
- a: adjective
- adv: adverb
- dat: takes dative
- f: feminine noun
- gen: takes genitive
- m: masculine noun
- ma: masculine a-stem
- n1, n2 etc: irregular nouns
- nd: diphthong stem nouns
- ni: i-stem noun
- nio: io-stem noun
- nu: u-stem noun
- num: numeral
- part: particle
- pref: prefix
- prep: preposition
- v1: 1st conjugation verb
- v2: 2nd conjugation verb
- v3: 3rd conjugation verb
- v4: 4th conjugation verb
The dictionary
abde (v2) work
abde (v3) conserve, protect
abde (f) conserved food
abdir, abidre (m, f) one who conserves food
ábmin (m) worker
absi (adv) hereafter
abd (m) wealth
ábr (m) tool
ábu (ni) farm boy, farm hand
ábz (m) workshop
ade (adv) always
ádl (a) pleasant, attractive, sociable
ádm (a) open, frank
ádrid (v4) go in front, take the lead, take command
afs (m) mouth, muzzle, outlet, estuary
afte (v1) bow, bend oneself
aftid (v4) subdue, suppress
agde (nu) night
agde (nu) revenge, vengeance murder, penal killing
agda (num) 8, eight
agde (v2) consider, speculate, wonder
ágliste (v2) trace, research, detect
ágn (nm) prophecy, prediction, oracular saying
aid (a) visible
aid (nu) vision, sight
aide (v1) look, see, find
aidir (a) close, near
aigid (v3) watch, notice
ajerde (v2) wait in vain, search in vain
áju (n1) eye
ákid (v3) grow, raise, cultivate
ákim (m) peasant, small farmer
áknu (ni) fire, sacred fire
ákn (m, coll) fruit, berries
al (pron) self
al- (augmenting prefix)
ala (pron) each other
alar (m) role, alter ego, disguise
ald (m) gold
aldik (a) golden
alge (f) alder tree
álm (m) elm tree
álin (a) gifted, talented
álinjid (v4) surprise, astonish
álinju (a) surprising, astonishing
áln (a) extraordinary, weird, unusual, rare
altum (m) fine lineage, aristocratic family
álz (m) rarity, peculiarity, high class, high descent
-am (nominalising suffix, mainly from adjectives)
am (a) bitter
ám (m, f) ward, fosterling, under-age person
amade (v1) charge, press
amafide (v1) storm, press hard
amafizte (v2) irresistibly charge, press
ambid (v4) crushingly attack
ámid (v3) foster, rear, bring up
amífit (a) victorious
ammin (m) fighting spirit, pluck
amn (m) birth
ámn (n) gum, throat
ámnid (v4) give birth
ampid (v4) attack
ámr (a) self-taught, autodidact
ámr (m, f) foundling
amsid (v4) charge violently
-an (nominalising suffix, mainly from verbs)
an (m, f) stranger, fosterling
anet (a) from afar
angid (v4) sigh
angid (m, f) sourpuss, moody person
ani (a) far away
anizm (m, coll.) common people, common masses, plebeians
ánjat (a) from afar
anjátl (m, nf) fosterling, fosterling from remote district
anob (m, f) primeval spirit, spirit of the forest or earth
anrédid (v3) invoke, entreat, beseech
ansim (m, f) mercenary, professional killer
ant (a) aggressive, sudden, abrupt
anti (adv) suddenly, abruptly
antur (n, obl. anr-) will, fighting spirit, opposition
ánutl (n) staircase
anze (f) dirt, filth
ar (m, f) eagle
aram (m, f) member of warrior clan, the “eagle men”
aramnid (v4) be fostered by the “eagle men”
ard (a) raised, straight, exalted, superior
ard (m) garden, fenced field
arde (v1) raise, promote
arf (m, f) orphan
arfun (n) orphan, fosterling, infant
árm (m, coll) warrior clan, the “eagle men”
aruzm (n) fence, hedge
aruzn (n) harbour
arv (a) quick, fast
áse (f) ash tree
assid (v4) request, praise, flatter
aste (v1) gush, cascade, pour
atse (f) opening, hole, passage
atte (v2) pour out, give out, give off
atte (v2) smell
ávan (a) protective, conservative
avde (v2) watch, guard, take care of, preserve, conserve, protect
avikte (v2) pay attention to, provide for, make allowance for, pay regard to, take into account
avir (n) box, bag, pouch, purse
avis (m) newspaper
avix (m) rule, agreement, condition
avix (a) reliable
ávnid (v4) be humble, polite
axatlun (m) talisman or magical implement made out of compressed ashes
az- (prefix expressing jointness, unitedness, commonness)
azam (m, coll.) fellowship, community, common goods
azande (v2) unite, join
aze (f) dirt, filth
ázmid (v4) have in common, share
ázmid (v4) clutter, make mess
ázn (m, f) ancestral parent
aznin (m, f) twin, clone
azpid (v4) sing verses, sing chorus lines
azrid (v4) soil, smudge, make dirty, filthy
aztam (n) inn, public house
azte (v2) be united, fit together
ázte (f) luck, chance, favour
aztu (ni) guest, stranger
ázutl (m) amulet
ba (a, adv) little, poor, lacking
ba- (pref) littleness, lack, poorness
badu (ni) master, husband
baide (v1) watch, guard
balf (a, inflected balv-) grey, pale
baltur (a) bedridden, sick, especially with wasting diseases
bandu (ni) road
bangalárs (m, f) road-paver
bangail (nio) pavement, road surface
baru (ni) fire
barde (v2) lead, guide, take, convey
bardu (ni) journey, expedition
bargirb (m) foreword
Bargon (m) god of storm and thunder
Bargunje (f) the Hercynian forest
bárild (m) progress
barnid (v4) kindle
bat (m) foot
batu (prep gen) below, at the bottom, on the underside
bé (n4) boy, child
beredzar (m, f) daddy’s favourite child
béd (n) grazing, livestock farming, raising
bed (a) beaten, cut, scared, frightened
bed (m) kid, boy
béde (v1) breathe, blow, blow up, inflate
béde (v1) graze, feed
bedir (nr) father
bédmid (v4) own animals, do livestock farming
bék (n) animal, being
békvitte (v2) haruspicate, tell fortune from the entrails of animals
beln (m, f) foal, chicken
bén (a) alive
bén (m) cape, cloak
béne (f) loom, wowen cloth
Benn (m) god of the forest and wild animals
bér (m) fire, bonfire
bérm (n) fire festival
bés (m, f, coll) livestock
betz (n) grass, grazing plant (note: not collective)
bevit (a) pertaining to children, childish
bezt (m, f) livestock farmer, raiser
bezt (n) wild animal, game, tamable wild animal
bicle (f) kitchen
bidde (v2) embrace, hug, stretch out arms, fly
bidmerm (n) balloon, dirigible, flying machine
bidmit (num) the 7
bidn (m) bird
bidum (num) 7, seven
bigdazte (v2) beat to death, kill
bigde (v2) decorate, make up, please
bigdid (v4) please
bigi (a) moribound
bik (a) hostile, deceitful
bikk (m, f) enemy
bil (n) dust, ashes
bil (n) time, fold, repetition
bil (a) more, many, much
bil- (pref) any, every
bild (m) field, land, pasture
bild (pron) everyone
bilde (v2) fold
bilde (v2) cleave
bilgid (v4) turn, rotate
bilid (v3) clear land, flatten, level
billet (n) ticket
bilm (m) wedge
biln (m) piece of land
bilnid (v4) pale, turn grey, turn yellow
bilpi (adv) again
bilr (m, f) settler, pioneer
bils (n) rock, stone (the material)
bilu (ni) ware, piece of goods
bim (a) quick, speedy
bimmid (num) seventh
bimne (f) cream, scum, froth
bin (f) team of horses, esp. team of three horses
bindid (v4) walk, trot
bingtin (num) 15, fifteen
bingu (num) 5, five
binsan (a) lasting, durable
bintid (v4) pull, draw, spin, braid, last
birand (m, f) seller, peddler
bird (m) try, attempt, venture
bird (n) journey, trip
bird (nu) ford
birde (v2) try, attempt, venture
birde (v2) sell
biri (prep dat) through, over
birg (m) fear
birge (f) gift
birgid (v4) fear, be afraid
birgid (v4) prepare, make ready
bírid (v3) go, travel
birjabde (v2) edit, rework
birjan (a) prepared for travelling, ready
birju (n2) oak
birlid (m, f) ferryman, -woman
birmin (m, f) nomad, traveller, Rom
birn (a) absent, away
biru (prep gen) beside, past
bis (m) male organ, penis
biskefte (f) biscuit
bismak (m) fly agaric, Amanita muscaria
biste (v2) blow
biste (v2) copulate (vulg.)
bitkid (v4) hug, embrace, receive, accept
bitsid (v4) bear down, plunge onto, rush, storm
bívrin (n) tinderbox, lighter
bizk (m, f) fish
bizl (m) semen
blarde (v2) swim
blaruzt (n) swimsuit
blazk (m) basket
blég (a) flat
blége (f) plain, flatland
blégid (v3) hit, strike
blétid (v3) spread, smear
bli (ai) naked, bald
blig (n) hit, strike, blow
bligd (m) addition, stack
bligde (v2) add, stack up
blikn (m) point, spot
blín (n) sparse coat of hair
blíngid (v4) pluck, fleece, skin, strip, rob
blinkid (v4) shine, radiate
bluni (adv) completely
bo (suff) diminutive
bóbr (adj) poor, short of means
bode (v1) trample, strike down
bog (a) few, little
boit (a) childish
bom (num) first
bomn (a) afraid
bor (a) little
box (n) box
bozte (v2) attack, strike
boztid (v4) defeat, vanquish, conquer
bra (adv) early
braj (n3) colour
bram (adv) early
bram (m) leader, boss
bramrid (v4) lead, govern
bran (m) leader, head, frontrunner, front
brant (adv) before
bre (prep gen) before, forwards of
bre (adv) forwards
bred (ni) last year
brem (a) ambitious
brette (v2) strive, aim for a goal or position, take the lead
brezid (v3) pass, bypass, cross
brezrifte (v2) break through, break forth
brid (a) old
bríde (v1) love, make love
brigde (v2) ask, invite
brigmin (m) invitation
brik (a) desirous, lusty, intense, hot
brin (a) prepared, esp. for travelling, ready
brit (m) speed
brogn (m) thunder
brude (nu) peace
brudde (v2) pass judgement, make agreement, make peace
bibid (v3) chirp, twitter, squeak
bul (m) hair, not coll.
buld (a) hairy, shrubbed
bulg (n, coll.) commoners, plebs
buln (a) full
bulvid (v4) be long of hair, have fair hair
bun (m) fin, spine, barb, spike
bund (m) path, track, trail
bunk (n) fan
burde (v2) love, make love
burdennig (a) british
Burdenje (f) Britain
Bure (f) goddess of love
bus (n) bus
by (a1) evil, corrupt, rotten
byde (v1, irreg.) boil, cook
byt (n) spit, barbecue spit
cald (m, f) calf, cub
cav (nd) head of cattle
cele (f) jelly
ci (n5) life
cidde (v2) speak, talk
cide (nf) resin
cide (v1) whine, complain
cíe (f) moisture
cíf (m, f) burbot, eelpout
cífid (v3) dive, dip
cild (m) killer, pain
cilde (v2) overflow
cilde (v2) throw, throw away, calf, bear cub
cilvid (v4) lose
cimde (v2) come
cimpid (v4) return
cimsid (v4) arrive
cinane (f) wife, madam
cinant (a) female
cíne (nf) woman
cino (m) cinema
cíp (m, f) toad
cir (ma) luck, favour
cír (n) heat
cír (nu) spear, esp. throwing spear
circ (m, f) spear thrower
cird (m) drink
cirde (v2) drink
cirgid (v4) throw a spear
cirgiz (m, f) spear thrower
cirl (n) cured leather
círid (v3) soak
círlid (v4) faint from heat, suffer heat stroke
cirn (m) amulet
cirne (f) mill, quern
círnid (v4) bring heat, be summery
ciru (ni) hot one
citzid (v4) talk about, discuss
ciz (m, f) sulky, fretty, whining person
ciz (n) species of medicinal plant
cizen (m, f) herbal healer
cizn (m) damage, wound, destruction
cizte (v2) damage, wound
com (a, adv) overwhelming, violent
con (m, f) cattle herder, cattle owner
cra (m) throat, neck
crez (m, f) flatterer, singer of praise
cufsid (v4) live to mature age
cuv (a) alive, living
cuvid (v3) live, be alive
cye (f) violence
cyede (v1) overwhelm, be violent
cyr (n6) power, esp. magical power
cyrd (m) liver
da (interj) then, though, yet, so, well, that is
dab (m) stump, end, finish, broken twig
dac (pron) this, here
dade (v1) hit, strike
dade (v1) turn to, resort to
dade (f) people, land
dakte (v2) hit someone
dakzyrde (v2) ambush, trick
dal (m) warrior, elite warrior, elite soldier
daljid (v4, irreg.) answer, explain
damik (n, coll.) property, livestock
dan (n) ability, sense
dan (adv) then, than
danc (pron) this one
dankid (v4) think, feel
dann (a) talented, gifted
dant (adv) then, afterwards
dapil (m, f) first line trooper, first line warrior
dapte (v2) strike, hit
dar (m) bull, ox
darmin (m) strong man, giant
darn (m, f) cattle herd, ox herd, ox farmer
dát (a) proud, prancing
datte (v2) vanquish, conquer, defeat
dáz (a) stout, fat
dazte (v2) hit, strike someone
de- (pref) continuous verbal prefix
debd (a) beatable, defeatable
debde (v2) suppress, vanquish, defeat
décid (v3, irreg.) drag on, last long
ded (a) stiff, hard, inflexible
dede (v1) howl, scream
dékid (v3) feel, sense
dekte (v2) touch
délid (v3) grow, shoot, sprout leaves
delde (v2) grow, raise
déln (a) grown-up, adult, ripe, mature
déln (m, f) adult, grownup
démn (a) stout, big, massive
den (a) heavy, sluggish, slow
dende (adv) yet, though, but
deng (m, f) head of cattle
dengid (v4) weigh down, overload
dengis (n) ruminant, esp. wild ruminant
derd (a) last, previous
derde (v2) turn, rotate, whirl
derdi (adv) finally, lately
derk (m) storm
dérmen (m, f) potter
dérmid (v4) make pottery
dérmut (m, f) potter
dérn (m) whirl, eddy
dévid (v3) win
dézat (m, f) forest spirit
dézid (v3) resist
dezd (m) resistance
dibde (v2) run a fever, be hot
diburn (m) oven heat, fireplace heat, heatwave
digd (m, f) weaver
digde (v2) extend, esp. extend hand, be helpful
dígrid (v4) drag on, last long
digridid (v3) make poetry, write songs
dígl (nn) type of javelin
digzid (v4) fence in, girdle
dikte (v2) prick, sting
dikzid (v4) build, build a house
dikzit (m) building, house
dilde (v2) bear, withstand, tolerate; weigh
dildid (v4) be promoted, climb
dildub (n) lever
dilet (m, f) chairman of the traditional popular assembly; judge
dílid (v3) lift, raise
dílm (m, f, n) stayer, persevering person; durable object
díln (a) upright; honest
dílrad (nm) tackle, fall block
dim (a) dark
dimde (v2) cut, share
dimdu (ni) crop field
dimferg (m) thin, straight moustache
dímn (m) party; unit, detachment
din (a) long, straight, thin
din (adv) so, thus
dinde (v2) thunder, make thunder
dinde (v2) stretch, pull, draw, narrow in
ding (m) thunder
ding (f) time, date, annual feast
ding (n) thread, string, voice
dingul (m) cheese
dink (m) galloping horse, hoofbeat
dins (a) dark
dinsid (v4) pull, draw, stretch
dintid (v4) harvest, esp. grain
dintid (v4) pull something, stretch something, draw something
dird (a) stiff, hard, inflexible
dirgid (v4) turn, manipulate, trick, fool
dirtid (v4) stiffen, coagulate, dry up, be stern, be inflexible
dírn (m) penis, thorn
dis (adv) earlier, before, in former times, in the days of old
dirzit (m) resistance
dívid (v3) swell
divz (a) stout, fat
dixid (v4) stab to death
dól (a) soundless, utterly satisfied
dos (a) quiet, silent, satisfied
dose (f) silence
doss (interj) hush, ssh
dossid (v4) hush, quieten
dótid (v3) be silent, keep quiet
drade (v1) break through
drakte (v2) kill, injure
drap (m) army
dratte (v2) thrust, press
Drebb (m) god of brewery
drebnic (m) water monster
dréde (v1) drag, pull
drére (f) hand cart
dret (a) thirsty
dret (m) beach, waterfront
dri (num) 3
drígliz (nu) threshold
dringid (v4) push, press, force, drive
drít (a) obstinate, sour, grumpy
druns (a) thorny, spiny
du (adv) and, also
dunas (m) doughnut
dur (a) satisfied, full
durbid (v4) satisfy, feed, enjoy
durn (a) empty
durs (a) thirsty
dy (pron) there
dy (adv) because, therefore
dyd (m, f) runner
dyde (v2) flow, run
dyt (adv) therefrom
eb (prep abl) of, from
eb- (part) augmentive prefix
ebablid (v4) develop, design, engineer
ebent (m) accident, mishap
ébir (m, f) descendant, successor
ébr (m) attack
ecat (adv) assertive question, “isn’t it”, “or what”
ed (m) dad, father
ed (n) idol, god
eddagan (a) attractive
eddagd (n) attraction
eddagde (v2) attract
edde (v2) walk
edg (a) exclusive, unique
edgid (v4) throw out, exclude
edri (adv) nearly, almost
edurdid (v4) march, troop, trot
edyl (m) father, dearest father
edzig (m, f) idol worshipper, adherent of the traditional religion
efa (num) both (+ gen.)
éfermid (v4) depend, be unfree
efred (nr) uncle, esp. paternal
efsakzid (v4) blame
efsid (v4) demand, require
efte (v2) take, grasp, seize, catch
efz (m, f) settler, pioneer
-eg (suff) belonging to, related to
egde (v2) eat
églag (a) unpleasant, disagreeable
égmin (m) stone, rock (object, not material)
égn (a) of an object having had all or most of its edible material consumed
égn (m) food
égnid (v4) open (of containers, nuts etc. containing edible stuff)
égr (a) sharp
egzil (a) temperamental, moody, impulsive
éi (n7) metal
éi (n8) egg
eir (m) day; dawn, colours of sunrise
eiret (adv) tomorrow
eirum (m) sunrise
eis (n) copper
eje (n9) lake
-ek (suff) profession suffix
ekáde (v1) drive, move
ekar (nn) car, automobile
ékid (v3) turn, dance
ékleg (m) English
ékn (a) all, full, exact
ékni (adv) always
éknu (a) everywhere
ekte (v2) grow, increase
ékr (m) field, pasture
ekzid (v4) hurl, heave
eld (a) old
eld (n) looks, appearance, esp. of well-being
eld (pron) everything
eled (n) ale
elf (a) white
elfid (v4) injure, mangle, maltreat
eli (pron, num) other, second
elic (num) eleven, 11
elk (a) different, varied, various
élm (n) elm
éln (a, pron) whole, all
elp (a, num) half
elt (a) strong
elzid (v4) breast-feed, nourish, raise
elzis (pron) everything
em- (pref) mid-, in the middle of
em (m) winter
émal (m, f) winter child
éman (m) man, human
emanin (m) male good marital prospect, desirable man
emf (prep dat) round about, around
emfar (m, f) half-Pagan, one who practices both Pagan and Christian religion
emfud (m) sorroundings
emfute (f) enclosure, esp. sacred enclosure
emi (f) mama, mother
emiar (m, f) favourite child, loved child
émin (a) deferent, polite
émnid (n, coll.) humanity, all men
empid (v4) flirt
émr (m, f) half-Pagan, one who practices both Pagan and Christian religion
en (adv) not
ena (prep dat) on, upon
enact (adj) invisible
end (n) life, living being
éne (f) grandma
enend (a) cowardly, chicken
eners (a) female, feminine, graceful, unmanly
endai (adv) always (archaic)
endam (a) open, frank
endankan (a) senseless, thoughtless, mindless
endaze (f) skin, hide
ende (v2) breathe
ende (v2) yawn, gape, be open
endekan (a) senseless, thoughtless, mindless
endil (a) pleasant, attractive, sociable
endu (ni) face, surface
eneir (n10) commander, leader
eng (a) necessary, (eng + copula + dative pron. = must)
eng (n) necessity, duty
enged (a) obligatory, mandatory, compulsory
engleg (m) English
énin (m) soul, spirit
eniuc (a) stocky, chubby
enjig (a) spiritual
enju (n1) spirit, soul
enn (a) narrow
enrid (v4) go in front, take the lead, take command
enrie (n9, except loc.pl. = enriui) female commander, leader
ens (m, f) goose
ens (n) air
ens (nu) spirit, demon
ensid (v4) be benevolent, kindly, receive hospitably
ensuz (n) hospitality
ented (m) eternity
entéde (adv) forever
entid (v4) open
enz (m) underside
enz (prep gen) under
enzi (adv) later
epil (m) apple
epse (f) aspen
epteje (a) desperate
er (nu) summer
erd (a) afraid, worried, fearful, anxious
erd (ni) character, property, disposition, manner
eret (m, f) heron, big waterbird
erf (a) misfit, original, special
eri (adv) average, sufficiently, barely enough
eri (adv) when
érid (v3) worry, fear, alarm
erkid (v4) lock
erkil (m) lock
ern (ni) eagle
ert (ni) tip, point, sting
ertyn (m) strong ice
erz (m) spear point
es (m) spear, javelin
es (n) ear
ese (f) dawn, dawn colours
ésid (v3) burn, glow
ésin (a) unfree, bound
ess (m) coal, charcoal
este (v2) wish, desire, ask, invite, visit, defer, honour
esuk (m, f) smith assistant
ét (m) spike, barb, pike point
et (m, f) mountain goat
et (prep gen) at, by
etgiste (v2) organise, arrange
etl (n) goat milk, goatmilk cheese
étm (m, f) enrolled soldier, peasant soldier, member of war band, member of a feudal lord’s military force, soldier
ets (m) outside
etsi (adv) out
etsu (adv) outside
ette (v2) arrange, settle, see to, take care of
étr (n) village
ets (m) male animal, breeding animal
ev (n) life, life force
evas (m) grandfather, esp. maternal
evi (adv) away
évid (v3) be ashamed
evrid (v4) suppose, assume, wear
ex (ni) axe
ex (n) axle, axis
exil (n) dining hall, canteen
exil (m) shoulder
ézid (v3) burn, shine
ézn (a) burning, bright
ézned (nu, obl. eznedd-) cellar
fak (m) brook, rivulet
fal (a) swollen
falde (v2) swell, be big
falig (a) rich
fan (a) swelling, bristling
fanku (ni) bench, esp. stove bench
fanz (m) ribbon, string, tie, band
fanzirde (v2) marry
farn (n) child
farne (nu) childhood
fás (n) berry
fávid (v3) live, inhabit, settle, thrive
favn (n) tree, plant
fázl (n) juice, fruit juice
fazryzte (v2) guard someone’s life, act as lifeguard
fazt (m) purse, pouch, wallet, belly
fazte (v2) be aware, watch
fé (n4) arm
fecte (v2, irreg.) remain, stay behind
féd (n) world
féde (v1) shine, radiate
fefe (f) bean
feferm (m, f) freeholder, free peasant
feide (v2, root fej-) stay, remain
feisid (v3) polish, burnish, brighten
feizil (n) mirror, shammy, mirror maker
féj (a) shining, radiant, brilliant
fek (n) belly, abdomen
fek (n) leased ground
fekan (m, obl. fegn-) jawbone
fekt (n) gift
fekte (v2) get, receive
fekte (v2) lease ground
fél (m, f) friend, buddy, lover
félmefte (v2) establish friendship, become friends
félm (m) friendship
feld (m) friendship, comradeship, fellowship
femn (a) welcome
femnid (v4) welcome
femrid (v4) happen
femrid (m) event, happening, occurrence
fén (n) word, statement
fend (a) healed, cured
fend (m, f) prophecy, one whose fortune is told
féngirz (n) vocabulary, dictionary
fénid (v3) cure, heal
fentid (v4) exploit, spend
fenzid (v4) wake up
fér (m) abode, residence
ferj (n1) landowner, squire, gentleman, man of honour
férli (adv) maybe
férmid (v4) be landed, own ground, be free
fers (n) meal, flour, grain
ferg (m) mustache
ferz (n) gameboard, chessboard, board
ferze (f) beard
ferzil (m, f) gambler
fét (pref) augmentive prefix
fét (a) good
fetid (v3) heal, cicatrise
fett (n) goodness, suitability, appropriateness
févid (v3) beat, give a hiding, humiliate
fezt (a) best
fezm (m) bottom, ground
fezzid (a) married
fezzid (v4) marry
fíd (m) fear, terror
fíde (v1) singe, scorch
fíde (v1) fear, shake with fear
fidgid (v4) sail
fifir (m, f) ward, foster child
fígrid (v4) be feared, inspire fear
fíkid (v3) fear (someone)
fil (m) henbane
fil (n) computer file
filde (v2) ring, jingle, make telephone call
filge (f) bell
fílm (n) film
fílm (m, f) witch, doctor
fíln (a) swelling, bulging
fíln (m) fermenting dough
filtid (v4) hammer, beat
fín (a) roasted, burnt, scorched, singed
fin (a) thick, dense
fin (m, f) beater, thresher
find (m) battle, strife
finde (v2) hit, strike, beat, hurt
finke (nu) revenge, vengeance
finkid (v4) strike back, revenge
finzid (v4) bind
fir (a) brilliant, light brown
fir (m) hill, ridge
firan (a) excellent, brilliant, great
fird (n) child
firdanfird (m, f) grandchild
firde (v2) bear, carry, lift, stand, endure
firdeg (m) childhood
fírid (v3) hide, salvage
fírid (v3) fear, shake
fírl (a) feared, terrifying
firmid (v4) stand out, excel
firminze (f) clique, set, team
firn (m) youngster, son
firnuk (m, f) heir
firz (a) tolerable, endurable
fiste (v2) pulverise, sprinkle, strew, scatter
fít (a) afraid, shivering
fitr (m) plough
fitte (v2) plough
fízid (v3) persuade, induce, coerce, compel
fízl (m) powder, remedy, drug
fízn (a) obedient, humble
fizr (a) hard, heavy, difficult, gruelling
fizte (v2) bend, bow, worry, torment
fláde (v1) blossom
fláse (f) flower
flic (a) excellent, brilliant, great
flíde (v1) be plentiful, rich
flíde (v1) bleat, cry, howl
flikte (v2) glisten, glitter, shimmer, shine
flín (a) lush, exuberant
flív (a) weak, miserable, wretched
fly (n11) crybaby, self-pitying person
fockid (v4) investigate, research
fodbal (n) football
fókid (v3) subdue, terrorise, bully, hound
fókz (a) defenseless, submissive, subservient, humble
fón (n) tree, plant
fone (f) telephone
fran (a) patient, overbearing
fran (m) forehead, brow
frangid (v4) bring, fetch
frave (f) bridge
fredir (nr) brother
frédnid (n) brotherhood
frégid (v3) use, peruse, enjoy
frene (f) well, source
frén (n1) breast, esp. female
frígid (v3) shine, gleam
frikte (v2) break, crash
frinde (v2) protrude
frine (f) edge
frinkam (m) inheritance, bequest, legacy
friv (n12) eyebrow
frizte (v2) cut, trim, prune
frizl (m) knife
frúde (v1) brew, make soup or stew
fudom (a) fearless
ful (m) ox, head of cattle
full (m) semen, procreative power
fuln (m) phallus
furde (nu) fate
gabe (f) flock, livestock, cattle
gábram (m) captain, troop leader
gábrid (v4, root gab-) flock, clump together
gad (n) room, chamber, turf hut, earthen cave
gaf (n) arch, vault
gafre (f) dome, cupola
gail (nio) cover, coating
gair (nio) army
gak (m, f) goat
galde (v2) hide, cover
galem (m) straw, hay
galge (f) coat, robe
galtid (v4) impress, pose
galt (m) figure, figurine, sculpture
galz (m) tent, hut, temporary shelter
gambiju (n2) jam
gámrize (nf) conversation, deliberation, consultation
gámrizid (v3) converse, deliberate, consult
gan (prep dat) with
gan (a) obedient
gangid (v4) doubt, hesitate
gand (m) conversation, negotiation
gap (m) hook
gapn (a) crooked, tortuous
gapte (v2) bend, flex
gar (m) soldier
gáre (f) loom
garg (m) warrior ancestry, warrior lineage
gárid (v3) hang from a string
garm (m) sorrow
garm (m, f) stoat, weasel
garov (m, f) weaver
gaste (v2) hear, listen
gat (a) quick, fast
gát (m) bone, knuckle
gátet (f) kind of necklace
gatte (v2) shoot, throw, chase, hurry
gaz (m, f) hood, bonnet, cloak, prepuce, labia
gazte (f) field of garden angelica
gaztid (v4) to cultivate garden angelica
gazp (m) kind of hood or cloak
-gd (suff) abstract suffix
gé (n) village, farm
gebde (nu) skull
gébr (m) billygoat, buck
ged (m) forest, wilderness
ged (m, f) cat
gede (v1) sacrifice
géde (v1) shout
gédid (v3) dig, rummage, jerk, mess with
gedinx (n13) highwayman, outlaw, forest-dwelling outlaw, hunter
gedl (m, f) forest dweller
gédn (m) trench, ditch, hollow, river bed
gedrand (m) countryside, rural area
gegde (v2) help, be able
gege (f) cuckoo
gégid (v3) leap, run
gégid (v3) put on, assume, wear
gei (adj) bright, brilliant
geidem (a) complete, full
geig (a) hot
geimi (adv) fully, completely
geir (m, f) warm person, gentle person, kind person
geiv (a) white
géje (f) heat
gek (m, f) goat
gekk (m) goat’s horn
géklid (v4) come down
gel (a) pretty
gél (m) unpigmented skin patch
gél (m) pearl, part of necklace
geld (m) flesh, meat
gelnu (ni) hill, rise
gem (m) thank
gem (f) bend, bay, inlet, crooked nose, crooked brow
gemb (m) curve, curvature
gemde (v2) give, sacrifice for someone
gempid (v4) bend
gempit (n) bay, inlet
gen (a) branched
gen (m) branch
gend (num) 100
gende (v2) sing
gendid (v4) croon, sing traditional epic songs of many verses
geng (m, f) singer
gente (f) chain, necklace
gep (m) thank
gepkind (m) scalp, mane
gepte (v2) thank
ger (a) famous
ger (a) hard
ger (a) dark, grey, brown
gerbít (m) harvest, autumn, fall
gerde (nu) hardness
gerde (v2) praise, laud
gerdip (m) outside, outdoor
gerdu (ni) door, doorway, hatch
gerg (a) rock hard, very hard
gerkid (m, f) fan, member of retinue
gerkid (v4) worship a hero, be a fan, follow a famous leader
gerkits (n) retinue, following, personnel, crew
germ (m, f) hero, famous person
ges (a) grey
gés (f) cup, bowl
gesan (m) man
geste (v2, root ges-) kiss
get (pron) these
gévid (v3) cut, chop, give a hiding, give a beating, slay, fell, kill
gévr (m) timber, stock
gez (m, f) victim, sacrificial priest
gezk (m, f) priest, clergyperson
gezlag (f) dawn
gezn (m) protection, guardianship
gezr (m, f) guard, protector
gezte (v2) guard, protect
gezunk (m, f) assistant priest
gi (a) dark, black
gi (f) home
gid (m) bed, lair
gidg (a) homely, cozy
gig (m) penis (vulg.), stick, peg
gigde (v2) lay, lay down
gigez (m, f) ward, foster child
gigg (m, f) prick, wretched person, ignoble person
gil (a) cold
gil (m) arrow
gild (m) cold
gilde (v2) cut, slice
gilde (v2) run
gildid (v4) cut a piece of textile in order to make a garment
gill (a) short-haired, bald
gílm (m) helmet
giltid (v4) cut down, esp. in battle
gim (a) dear
gimde (v2) cover, hide
gimde (v2) hinder, hamper, relieve
gimin (m) sky, heaven
gimt (n) family, family circle
gin (n) choice, dilemma
ginde (v2) compress
gingid (v4) hurt (intransitive), feel hunger, thirst
gingid (v4) put on, assume, wear
gink (m) heaven, esp. in a religious context
ginkilde (v2) come down
gint (n) shell, hull, peel
gíp (a) tepid, lukewarm
gir (a) homely, simple
gir (a) fallow, grey
gir (m) head
girde (v2) hang
girdid (v4) attack, storm, give a powerful blow
girfe (f) scar, grief, mental pain
girgid (v4) hawk, haw, hem, make hoarse noise
giri (n14) deer, red deer
gírm (m, f) bear, brown animal
gírmev (n15) son-in-law
gírmi (interj) thanks, thank you
gírn (m) bearskin
girs (n) brains
girsid (v4) run, follow a course
girt (n) kind of garment
girtum (n) rented farm, apartment, flat, parents-in-law
girze (f) flock, herd, livestock
girzektir (nr) daughter-in-law
girzev (m, f) herdsman/-woman, shepherd
girzid (v4) believe, think
gis (n) javelin, dart
giste (v2) comb
giste (v2) take care of, favour
gitar (m) guitar
gitte (v2) fall, move, start
giv (m) home
giv (n) homecoming
givde (v2) come home
gizme (f) homeland
gizp (m) kind of garment
gizt (m) care, fosterage
gizte (v2) darken, be dark
gla (n16) shelter, warmth
glade (v1) rinse, wash
glag (a) pleasant, warm
glak (m) laughter
glakte (v2) laugh
glarrid (v4) regret, feel remorse
gledde (v2) load, fill, pack
gleg (a) famous, celebrated
gleit (nio) sword
glerd (m) regret, atonement
glérid (v3) wash self, clean self, atone, repair
glétid (v3) cut someone
glétr (a) clean, washed
glif (m) bread
glig (a) famous
glive (f) fame
glun (ni) maple
gmédid (v3) converse, negotiate
gnazin (m, f) smith
gnazte (v2) hammer, fashion by hammering
gnazn (m) smithy
gném (m) calf bone, knuckle
gnífid (v3) pinch, squeeze
gnípre (f) shallow soil, poor land
gnipte (v2) pluck, nab, pick
gnivde (v2) bow down, subject, recognise defeat
gon (m) shame
gon (m, f) dog
gonze (f) garden angelica
gonzid (v4) embarrass, humiliate, corner, hold in check
gor (m) timber, stock
gorg (m) tough guy, resilient person, macho
gottu (pron) when
grab (m, f) raven
grade (v1) collapse, fall, dive
grade (v1) pile up, stack up
gragde (v2) hawk, haw, hem, make hoarse noise
graku (ni) heap, pile, small elevation, knoll
gramsacte (f) condolence, sympathy
gramsacte (v2) condole, offer sympathy, offer condolences
gre (nu) blood
greig (nio) back (anat.)
grégid (v3) rattle, make noise
grie (f) jug, jar, quiver
gridde (v2) shake, sprinkle
gride (v1) touch, brush, graze
grilde (v2) grip, fascinate, enchant
grin (a) curly, corrugate
gringid (v4) ring, chime
grint (n) belly (of animal), carcass
grit (n) heart
grítm (n) sympathy, compassion
gritumvigde (v2) rent a home, esp. when done by a former home owner
grizp (a) deserted, fled
grizp (m) bone marrow
gud (n) clarity, lightness
gúdm (n) your own house, parents
gum (n) parents
gurseg (m, f) wagoner
gurg (m) ring, cicle
gurs (m) wagon
gut (ns) light, something white
gvidid (v3) shake
gyde (v1) split, cut, divide
gyf (a) fast, intense
gyfl (a) very fast
gygid (v3) give
gyjid (v3) carve, cut off
gyr (pron) here
gyrdil (nn) dress, frock, gown
gyt (a) sharp, polished
gyt (pron) herefrom
i (adv) so, thus
ib (nm, nf) foal
ib (prep) after
ibdid (v4) run away from, lay behind
ibdin (prep) behind
ibil (nm) ritual
ibrid (v4) follow
id (nm) oath
id (nn) smithy
idde (v2) swear
ide (v1) lack, wish
idir (nm) entrail
idirn (nm) breakfast
idrid (v4) forge
idur (nm, nf) sworn person, mate, friend
ie (adv) truly, really, actually
if (nn) peak, top
ifin (nm, nf) general, king
ifle (nf) gable, head
ifmin (nm) gum, toothless person
ifte (v2) head, rule
ifti (adv) if so, in which case
ifzur (nn) udder
ig (num) 1
-ig (suff) agentive nominaliser
igdaj (pron) this here
Igg (nm) god of the hunt
igi (pron) someone
igli (pron) another
igted (pron) anywhere, somewhere
-ik (suff) child of, originates from
il (a) bad, hungry
il (a) green
il- (pref) bad, small, inferior
-il (suff) small, dear, diminutive
-il (suff) professional suffix
ilde (v2) shine, beam
ilde (v2) drive, herd, move, operate
ilgid (v4) howl, yell
ilgud (nm, nf) wolf
ilmid (v4) hunt, esp. larger animals
ilmin (a) free
ilmined (nu) freedom
ilmit (nm) bad deal
ilmug (nm, nf) cattleherd
ilne (nf) jaw
ilne (nf) lead, Pb
ilnid (v4) flash
ilud (nm) hunger
ilud (nm) movement
ilug (nm, nf) carnivore
iluj (nm, nf) herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd
llum (nm, nf) cattleherd
ilun (nm, nf) fallow deer
iluz (nf) beacon, cairn
ilv (a) yellow
ilvid (v4) drift, flow
imbid (v4) tear up, tear apart
imid (v3) play, play the fiddle
imin (nm) winter
imnifas (nm) blackberry
in (prep) in
ina (pron) yonder
inaid (nf) early night, late evening
inat (nm, nf) foster child, esp. far from birthplace
incurd (nm) wine
ininic (nc) crybaby
inud (nm) claw
inde (v2) walk
indir (nm) midpoint, centre
indir (prep) amongst, between
insilk (a) unfriendly, inimical, antipathetic
intid (v4) catch, grasp, understand
intur (nn) fat
inum (nn) sliver, fibre, sinew
inun (nm) inside
inun (num) 9, nine
inung (nm) a group of nine, nine of something
invid (v4) touch, start, startle, begin
invirutz (a) improbable, incredible
inze (nf) group, alliance, company
-iok (suff) profession, working with
ipkeg (nm, nf) miner
ipn (a) open
ipte (v2) gape, yawn, be empty
ipuk (nn) hole, pit, mining pit
ir (a) wanted, welcome
ir (nm) fiddle
ir- (pref) inceptive prefix
-ir (suff) denotes doer of verb
iric (nc) pea
irde (nf) soil, earth
irde (v2) begin, arise, come into existence
irde (v2) shine, glitter, excel, protrude
irf (a) dark red, red colour of hair
irfid (v4, irreg.) become
irful (nm, nf) cattle owner, cattleherd, bullherd
iri (nio) aristocrat, feudal lord
irid (v3) excite, stir, constern, dismay
irk (a) great, fine, excellent
irkeg (nm, nf) worker, hired hand, farm hand
irkun (a) wonderful, great
irmid (v4) own land
irmin (a) exciting, stirring
irn (a) consterned, dismayed
irrid (v4) brightly shine
irsand (nn) coming into existence, creation
irt (a) high, tall
irtum (nm, nf) tall person, high ranking person
irud (nn) beginning, start
iruk (nm) deed, work, act
iruk (nn) prophecy, omen, sign, symbol
irul (nm, nf) eagle, big bird
irum (nm, nf) landowner, peasant, farmer
irus (nm) mister, Mr.
iruv (nm, nf) fiddler
iruz (nm) fence, yard
irzid (v4) gird, fence in
it (nm) food
it (nm) swelling, boil, tumour
itsil (nn) larder, pantry
itte (v2) eat
itu (adv) too, as well, also
itur (nm) cutlery
ivur (nf) land, country, realm
ix (adv) any time
ix (nm) message, letter
ixus (pron) anything
izin (a) desirable, lovable
izket (adv) yet, still
izl (a) desirable, lovable
izn (a) together with
izrid (v4) flirt, woo, utter unseemly remarks
izte (v2) desire
izte (v2) unite
izte (v2, root is-) boil, froth
iztun (adv) yesterday
izum (nn) agreement, deal, treaty, united group, association
izut (nn) fissure, ravine, gorge
jakte (v2) yoke
jakus (nm, nf) draught animal
jam (nm) winter
jam (nn) snow
jamat (na, obl. jant-) winter camp, warming hut, sauna
jan (a) hard, strong
jarnid (v4) discover, find out
jat (nm) target, goal
jat (pron) relative pronoun, which, that
jede (v1) yawn, gape
jede (v1) hunt
jei (adv) truly, really, actually
jelde (v2) drive, herd, move, operate
jelne (nf) lightning
jem (adv) so, then, already
jemin (nm) winter
jer (nm) year
jermid (v4) own land
jes (nn) soup
jesi (nio) chief, band leader
jetid (v3) hunt someone
jevin (a) young
jinur (nu) spirit, demon
jit (a) white
jo (pron) who
jobli (adv) how many
jongi (adv) how much
jor (adv) where
ju (conj) and
juder (num) 4, four
jugde (v2) own, possess
juje (nf) rest, calm
jujul (nm) Yule, Christmas
julde (v2) frequent, roam, slink, sneak about
juln (a) sly, cunning, deceitful
jum (adv) on what
jumin (nm) gum, toothless person
jun (adv) to whom
junt (adv) from where
jurbid (v4) rotate, turn, change
Jurian (nf) Ireland, Éire
jurianeg (a, nm, nf) Irish
jut (pron) what
juzm (adv) on what
juzur (nn) udder
ka- (pref) continuous, repetitive
kab (nm) periphery, circumference, outline
kad (nm) testicle, virility, courage
kade (v1) promote, advance, hurry, drive, keep on
(z)kade (v1) watch, scrutinise, investigate, look at
kafe (nf) coffee
kafte (v2) bend, curve, arch
(z)kafte (v2) hurry, rush, hasten
(z)kai (nio) cloud
kake (nf) cabbage, head of cabbage, head
kakte (nf) brains, core
kakze (nf) crown, top, ridge, bract, subtending leaf
kal (nf) lair, bed
kal (nm) bowl, sphere, ball
kal (nn) unit of length = 400 meters
kalarde (v2) play ball
kalon (a) shot, esp. by an arrow
kalon (nm) target, endpoint, destination, camping site
kalze (nf) raft, barge, boat
kamuf (nm) tooth
kanle (nf) home, nest
kanlid (v4) settle, set up house, move in
karde (v2) bend, curve, arch
karne (nf) arch, doorway, roof
kartoful (nm) potato
karum (nm) wicker work, lattice, grid
karun (nn) side, flank
kased (a) loved
kasin (nm, nf) lover
kav (nm, nf) kind of bird
kavid (v3) shout, scream
kazte (v2, root kas-) love, make love, enjoy
kaztid (v4) choose, judge, appraise, asses, estimate
kazuvin (nm, nf) monk, friar
kebe (nf) earthen cave
kebuz (nm) tent, turf hut
kebzik (nn) camp
(z)kedde (v2) jump, leap
keduz (nm) origin, source
(z)keide (v1) shine weakly, flicker
(z)kein (nm) shadow, reflection
kel (a) glowing, red hot
kel (nn) ember, live coal
kelde (v2) shout, yell, call, crow
kenuz (nm) vessel, container, memory
kerfid (v4) shout at someone, scream at someone
kerg (a) possessing magical powers, demonical
kerid (v3) shout, scream
keruk (nm, nf) magpie, species of crow
kerul (nm, nf) demon, spirit
kerun (nm) thread, string
kerun (nn) grain, corn
keruz (nm) prayer, invocation
kesse (nf) injury, damage, harm
ket (nm) gut, intestine
kett (nn) sausage, banger
ketziksul (nm, nf) sausage maker
kezt (m, coll.) branches, foliage, forest
kevid (v3) look forward to
kifte (v2) eat
kifte (v2) play, compete, fight, wrangle
kil (a) cold, quick-witted
kilde (v2) blame
kilde (v2) caterwaul, fulminate, make extraordinary loud noise
kilde (nf) womb, uterus, life
kilp (nm) ball, globe, sphere, lump, clod, nugget
kilud (nn) cold
(z)kilud (nu) shield
kimfid (v4) bite
kimin (nm) itch
kin (nn) knowledge, doctrine, -ology
kinde (v2) breed, procreate
(z)kinde (v2) flay, skin, pull off
kinde (v2) know, recognise, understand
kinde (v2, root kim-) gape, yawn
(z)kinn (nm) fur, fur coat, object made from fur
(z)kinud (nm) skin, hide, bark
kinzid (v4) cow, oppress, pester, worry, hassle, nag
kirde (v2) age, ripen, grow
(z)kirde (v2) run around, jump about
kirde (v2) turn, twist
kirde (v2) utter a hoarse cry
kirfid (v4) write, cut, scratch
kirfigde (v3) describe
kirg (a) old, ripe
kirgak (nf) old land, old country
kirkag (nf) old land, old country
kirk (nm, nf) jay
kirlid (v4) grow up in fosterage
kirrut (nm, nf) sea horse, legendary beast
kirut (nm) screw, propeller
kirzid (v4) raise, breed
kiste (v2) rotate, bend
kitmin (nm) itch
kitte (v2) tickle, prick
kiv (nm) mouth, throat, gullet
(z)kivid (v3) sneeze
kizl, kil (a) curved, curvy, well formed, well shaped, handsome, pretty
kizn, kin (a) crooked, ugly
kledid (v3) freeze, feel cold
klek (nn) ice
kleti (adv) finally
kletid (v3) stop, block, obstruct, hinder, prevent
kletrid (v4) restrain oneself, think twice, be magnanimous
klik (a) smart, clever, slick, slippery
klik (nn) eye
klitid (v3) kill, cut up
kod (nm) joy, delight, glee
kodi (adv) happily, gladly, with pleasure
kodj (a) joyful
kol (nm, nf) happy person
komin (a) happy, blissful
kop (nn) cup
kozian (a) successful
kozian (nn) success
koziande (v2) succeed, accomplish, manage
kozid (v3) please
kozz (a) charming, enchanting, happy
krasid (v3) gnaw, chew
krif (nm) basket, manger, cradle, crib
kriz (nm, nf) youth, adolescent, boy, girl
krizun (nm, nf) adult, grown-up
kukif (nn) award, prize, winnings, profit, reward
(z)kuld (ni) debt, blame, fault
kulek (nm) milk
kuntiak (nm, nf) dog breeder
kurs (nn) course, unit of education
(z)ky (a) split, divided, half, bisected, bipartite
(z)kyde (v1) split, divide
(z)kygde (v2) partition, separate, separate a piece of land
(z)kygun (nn) piece of land, portion
(z)kyp (nf) slice, disc, piece, part
kyputul (nn) chapter
(z)kytid (v3) shit, defecate, separate
la (n7) curse, oath, swearword
lad (nf) slush, sleet
lade (v1) joke, jest, be happy, enjoy oneself
lade (v1) loosen, separate, cut off
lade (v1, irreg.) wash
laf (a) dear
laf (nm) leaf
lafte (v2) cherish, love
lafun (nm, nf) family member, spouse
lag (a) light, clear
lagats (nn) window, aperture
lagde (v2) shine
lagun (nm) gleam, distant lightning
lai (a2) blue
lai (n8) plum
lail (nm, nf) blue baby, cyanotic child or adult
laj (a1) cleah, washed
lakin (a) sad, tragic
lakte (v2) torment, mourn, break
lam (nm) game, joke, fun
lamur (nm, nf) player, athlete
lan (a) long
lande (v2, root lam-) play, joke, make fun, have fun
lapfid (v4) slurp, scamp, neglect
lapte (v2) hang limply
laput (nf) tie, braid, garment decoration
lar (nm) role, alter ego, disguise
larde (v2) separate, divorce
largad (nn) toilet, bathroom
larrid (v4) regret, feel remorse
laste (v2) stand out, become independent, start a business, work oneself up
laz (ni) people, crowd
laziet (a) popular, folksy, homely, of the people, like a person of the people
le (n9) bird species
lebde (v2) shine, burn
lebum (nm) sack
lebur (nn) timber, lumber
ledde (v2) load, fill, pack
lede (v1) complain, moan, whine
lefte (v2) lap, slurp, smack
leg (a) famous, celebrated
legun (nm) lamp
legun (nn) stars
(z)leigid (v3) fail, be unsuccessful
lemm (nm) sack
lemol (nm) bagpipe
lenuc (nm) lunch
lep (a) bad, loose, slack
lerud (nm) regret, atonement
lev (nm) booty, spoils, profit
(z)lev (a) wrong, failed
(z)levde (v2) fail
levid (v3, irreg.) enjoy, take as booty, take as spoils
lexin (a) excellent, brilliant
lez (a) smooth, shiny, polished
lezpid (a) polished, elegant, well-bred, polite
lezpid (v4) plane, polish
li (nn) calm, quiet, inertia
libd (a) loyal, faithful, stuck together, joined
libde (v2) stick, glue, smear
(z)lic (nj) sloe, blackthorn
licn (adv) except
lict (a) forgotten, omitted, left out, left behind
lid (nm, nf) criminal, tyrant
lid (nn) leased or borrowed land
lidd (a) legitimate, lawful, legal, law-abiding
lidd (nn) law-abidingness
lidde (v2) offend, commit an offense
lide (nf) vessel, ship, boat
lide (v1) shine, glimmer (prob. obs.)
lide (v1) borrow
lide (v1) lie, lay
lide (v1) walk, trot, wander, trudge, plod, ramble, stroll
lidur (nm) leather
lif (nm) bread
(k)lif (nm) mountain side, bare rock, cliff
lifid (v3) be quiet, be calm
lifte (v2) stay, reside temporarily
lig (nm) limb, member, male member
lig (nn) bilberry
(k)lig (nf) bunch, clump, group
ligd (a) flexible, bendable
ligde (v2) blame, slander, tell on, peach, blab
ligid (v3) lay
lik (a) famous
(k)lik (a) near
(z)lik (a) slimy, slippery, slushy
(k)liki (adv) almost, nearly
(k)likt (a) adjacent, next
likte (v2) stamp, trample, resonantly hit the ground
likte (v2) be a wanderer, be on a wandering
lil (nn) rest, calm, calm sea
liltud (nf) spare time, time off
lilus (nn) stop, rest, pause, lunch break, day off, holiday, vacation
lim (nn) clay
lin (nm) loan
lin (nn) linen, flax
linde (nf) linden
lindje (nf1) linden bast
(k)lindir (nm) thunderbolt, flash of lightning
lingid (v4) bend
(k)linte (nf) womb, uterus, life
linud (nm, nf) snake
linuz (nm) heath, common
(z)lips (nm) tie, necktie
lir (nm) footwear, shoes
lirde (v2) hang loosely
lirid (v3) gather, accumulate (reflexive sense)
lirkid (v4) lose
lis (nf) track, furrow, railway line
liste (v2) gather, accumulate (transitive sense)
liste (v2) know, infer, deduce
liste (v2) trail, hunt, investigate, understand
lit (nm) rim, edge, border, seam
liteg (nm, nf) frontier dweller
litid (v3) leave behind
(v)litsid (v4) visit, call on, seek out
litte (v2) shine, radiate
liun (nn, root livn-) lung
liv (a) light, quick
live (nf) fame
liz (a) slippery, smooth
liz (ni) ice, glacier
lizgid (nn) elegance
lizkedun (nm) fjord
lizkid (v4) fight for sport, bring an opponent down in wrestling
lizmid (v4) guide, lead
lizn (a) gathered, found, incorporated, admitted
lizte (v2) slip, slide
lizut (nm) track, sole
lizut (nn) wisdom, solution, way out
lod (nm) profit, spoils, enjoyment
lok (a) shining
lon (nm) victim, spoils, loot, booty
lopid (v3) kidnap, abduct
lopmin (nm, nf) kidnapee, abductee
lozurn (nm, nf) talkative person, tell-tale, tattler, sneak
luk (nn) embodiment, incarnation, shape, form, figure, appearance, look, looks
lun (nm) maple
lungid (v4) weave linen
(z)luntid (v4) drift or slide about
lunug (nm) linen thread, linen threads
lyde (v1) bend
lyde (v1, irreg.) forget, leave, leave behind, leave over
lyfid (v3) throw out, kick out, exclude
lygid (v3) disclose, exhibit, present, state, propose
lykur (nm, nf) equal, peer, counterpart, pendant, parallel
lyle (nf) lily, plant species
ma (a) big
mad (adj) dirty, filthy
mad (nn) size
madde (v2) soil, smudge
made (nf) moisture, mould
made (v1) make effort, exert
magdum (nm, nf) grandparent
mait (nm) Urianian alphabet, official name
mak (a) rich, plentiful, much
mak (nm) fungus, mushroom
mal (nm) effort, strain, exertion
maln (a) tired, exhausted
mamade (v1) murmur, whisper, sough
man (a) plentiful, much
mande (v2) give generously
manje (nf) neck, throat
map (nf) female traditional costume
mar (ni) sea, ocean
mar (nm, nf) ant
marde (nf) eroding beach
marduze (nf) floating island, vanishing island
mare (nf) mare, nightmare
marke (nf) border country, frontier
marmelade (nf) marmelade
Marr (nm) god of death
maru (nm, root marv-) merman
mas (nm) bog, moor
mas (nm, nf) worm, vermin, pest
maugid (v4) survey, measure up land
maz (nm, nf) cleaning personnel
maz (nn) soap
mazkid (v4) dig drainage ditches
mazul (nm) cotton sedge, cotton grass
med (ni) ability
med (nn) work, activity, business, achievement, result
medd (nm, nf) child nursed by wet nurse, somebody else’s child, foster child
mede (nf) care, nursing, breastfeeding, motherliness, mother
mede (v1) be able to, manage, cope with, aid, help
medid (v3) breast-feed, nurse
medul (nn) advice, act
mefred (nm) maternal uncle
meg (a) long, slender, narrow
meg (a) much, many
meg (nm) pocket, pouch
meg (nn) bunch
mekre (nf) oil
mekte (v2) knead, press, stroke
mekte (v2) cut someone, chop someone, kill, slay
mel (nm, nf) mosquito
(z)mel (a) little
mel (adv) less
-mel (part) less (may be attached to an adjective or verb)
melde (nf) powder, meal, flour
men (a) brave, manly
men (ne) hand (non-standard)
men (nu) man
mentid (v4) hit, strike (esp. a target)
menus (ne) paw
mer (a) short
mer (nm) axe (dial.)
mer (nm) hand
merde (nf) girl, virgin
merde (v2) ride
merdig (nm, nf) maker of axe handles
merid (v2) cut to pieces, chop to pieces
merlam (nm) gift
mersindid (v4) walk hand in hand, lead by the hand
merud (nm) helve, axe handle
merud (nn) death
merud (nu) marten
merug (nm, nf) soldier
merug (nm) bull, draught animal
merum (nn) machine
merun (nm) drill ground, parade ground, sport ground, race track, field, battle field
meruz (nn) glove, coral fungus, handlike plant
mes (nm, nf) fly, worm, vermin, pest
met (a) wet, juicy, fat
metarzyc (nj) land allotment, granted land
mete (nf) negotiation, speech, contribution (to a discussion)
metid (v3) meet
metir (m) meeting
mette (v2) drip, esp. of fat
meunmev (nu) grandson, esp. paternal
meunzekte (nf) granddaughter, esp. paternal
mev (nu) son, boy, adolescent, youth
mex (adv) many times, often
mext (adv) most often
mez (a) clever, proficient, skillful, capable, competent, able
mi (a) common, joint, mutual
mid (nm) fortification, castle, plate, stud
mid (nm) opportuniry, chance, possibility
midde (v1) cut, mow (of grass or corn)
mide (v1) share, have in common
mide (v1) measure
mide (v1) smile, laugh
mide (v1) think, intend
midin (a) changing, changeable, alternating, moody
midun (nn) measure, measurement
migde (v2) buy
migdirde (v2) haggle, bargain
migur (nm) shop, store
mik (a) huge, big
mikt (a) enormous, powerful, owerwhelming
(z)mikte (v2)
mil (a) soft, fine, fine-grained
mil (nn) sweetness
milde (v2) crush, beat, grind, mill, pulverise
milid (v3) spill, recite, sing
milud (nm) hammer, mallet
milud (nn) honey
miluf (nn) syrup, molasses
milug (nm, nf) miller
milur (nm) mill
milz (a) soft, mild, spoilt
milzid (v4) pray, swear, curse, invoke, chant, intone
min (a) happy, pleased, content
min (a) simple, easy
min (nm) opinion, point of view
min (nn) deterioration, aggravation, worsening
Minde (nf) moon goddess
minde (v2) jut, stand out, rise, outshine, excel, dominate
minde (v2) think, wonder
mindotid (v3) be high, intoxicated
mindud (nn) idea, concept, delusion, fantasy, dream
mindul (nn) advisory assembly, council, board, court
mindulam (nm, nf) board member, court member, council member, assembly member
minduri (nfi) peace of mind, calm of mind
minduzkydid (v3) suppress, repress, forget
mingid (v4) want, lack
minkydid (v3) forget, suppress, repress
minsid (v4) chew
minte (f) mint
minud (ni) mind, thought
minud (nm) joy, pleasure, happiness
minug (nm) want, lack
minus (nm) mouth, mouthful
minut (nm) mountain
minzakyg (nm) lesson, test piece for craft certificate
minzan (nm) direction
minzid (a) focused on, directed towards
minzid (v4) learn, experience, focus, concentrate
mir (nm) fortification wall, wall
mirc (a) dark
mirde (v2) die
mirik (nn) border, frontier, edge
mirtan (nm, nf) combatant, fighter, seasoned warrior, seasoned killer
mirteg (nm, nf) killer, daredevil
mirtid (v4) kill, murder
mirud (nm) brick, building block
miruz (nm, nf) neighbour
miste (v2) change, exchange, swap
mit (nu) gift
mitan (nm, nf) changeling, exchanged foster child
mitgad (nn) dining room, living room
mitlil (nn) resting period when working in shifts
mitt (nn) trade, commerce
mittam (nm) firm, business, company, trading house
mitte (v2) exchange, swap, deal, trade
(z)mitte (v2) grease, smear
mitug (nm, nf) merchant, shopkeeper, tradesperson, businessperson
mitul (nm) money, means of exchange
mituz (nm, nf) alter ego, soul
mivid (v3) measure up, measure out, apportion
miz (a) possible, accomplishable
miz (ni) middle, midpoint
miz (prep) up to, until, amongst, after, over, later than, on the other hand
mizcid (v4) turn, transform, enchant, bewitch, charm, fascinate, cast spell, elfstrike
mizit (nm) dinner, lunch
mizun (nm) change, transformation
mnad (nt) moon, month
mogbrud (nm, nf) land conflict judge
myd (nm) Urianian alphabet
nazin (nm, nf) smith
nazte (v2) hammer, fashion by hammering
nazun (nm) smithy
nenju (adv) immediately, right away
nigd (a) enough, too much
nismin (m, f) survivor
(g)nivde (v2) bow down, subject, recognise defeat
(g)nipre (f) shallow soil, poor land
(g)nipte (v2) pluck, nab, pick
or (nm) river
os (m) grandfather, esp. maternal
ovin (nm) TV set, TV
rin (a) curly, corrugate
ringid (v4) ring, chime
sut (nm) pike, barb, pike point
tirk (a) stiff, rigid, strong, persistent, eager
trade (v1) scatter, scatter wildly
uc (suff) augmenting
udr (m) weather
uf (pron, adv) if, whether, maybe, also used as a question particle when there is no interrogative pronoun
umud (nm, obl. unt-) frost
ur (a) careful, watchful
urid (v3) be careful, be watchful
venn (nm) iron
victam (nm) café, coffee house
vidid (v3) shake
vit (a, irreg.) good (used only in the positive)
y (conj) or
y (pron, adv) how
yg (nn) language, speech
yk (nm) ice
ykfid (v4) recite, present
ykt (a) cold, unloving
yktibrit (nn) skating
yktiprabt (nm, nf) skater
ykut (nm) skate
yrde (v2) age
yrjed (nm, nf) free landowner, freed cottager
yrum (nm) age
yvede (v2) yoke, bind, subjugate, subdue
yvlid (v4) rejuvenate, get younger, make younger
zairude (v1) knight, promote, admit (esp. into a secret society)
zait (adv) yes
zétid (v3) be over-obedient, be exaggeratedly serviceable
zind (a) worried, suffering
zinde (v2) press, push, worry, torment