The accompanying lexicon is translated from Nichopomm Ssil, "The Royal Word Collection", which has the virtue of being by far the largest surviving Minhyan dictionary (14,787 words) and the vice of containing many dubious etymologies. King Idryf commissioned it explicitly to demonstrate that Minhyan was far more regular than Harody, and his lexicographers often overzealously derived words from infixed compounds. For instance, yajed, "musket", is described as derived from a compound meaning "small moss" (yad, "moss" + -je-, "diminutive"), when scholars before and since have classified it as an independent root derived from Proto-Minhyan *i-ashet. Unfortunately, not enough is known of Old Minhyan to determine the accuracy of other etymologies, such as acholf, "canary", from alf, "reed" + -cho-, "collection"; it is possible that acholf first meant "collection of reeds", then "bird of the reeds", then "canary", but this is not certain. When reviewing etymologies, therefore, reader beware.
abel [< *abil.] n. Idea, invention.
abel [< abel, "idea, invention".] v. Invent, think up.
abell [< all, "service" & -be-, "action".] n. Attendance, waiting, service.
abell [< *abili-.] Hundred thousand.
abemurr [< arr, "aviate" & -be-, "action" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Aeroplane.
aberorr [< arr, "aviate" & -be-, "action" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Aviator.
aberr [< arr, "aviate" & -be-, "action".] n. Aviation.
abo [< *apo.] n. Brother.
abocu [< abo, "brother" & -cu-, "in-law".] n. Brother-in-law.
abocuna [< abo, "brother" & -cu-, "in-law" & -na-, "female".] n. Sister-in-law.
abona [< abo, "brother" & -na-, "female".] n. Sister.
abopi [< abo, "brother" & -pi-, "half".] n. Stepbrother, half-brother.
abopina [< abo, "brother" & -pi-, "half" & -na-, "female".] n. Stepsister, half-sister.
aborn [< arn, "post, mail" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Piece of mail.
abossa [< abo, "brother" & -ssa-, "vice".] n. Step-brother.
abossana [< abo, "brother" & -ssa-, "vice" & -na-, "female".] n. Step-sister.
aceboth [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Refuse, waste, rubbish, clippings, cuttings.
acelf [< alf, "reed, cane" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Channel, canal.
aceth [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip" & -ce-, "abstraction".] v. Fall, fall off, tumble down.
ach [< *ach.] n. Snow.
ach [< ach, "snow".] v. Snow.
achabent [< ant, "turn" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -be-, "action".] v. Swirl.
achad [< *achad.] n. Alcoholic beverages.
achad [< *achad.] n. Angina pectoris.
achain [< *achaen.] n. Musical instruction.
achainn [< *achaenh.] n. Sandwich.
achald [< ald, "bad, rotten" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Decay.
achanc [< anc, "lying" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Lay.
achanc [< anc, "lying" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Lie down.
achant [< ant, "turn" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Turn.
achant [< ant, "turn" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Turn.
acharn [< *acharn.] n. Ticket-window, window.
ached [< *achid.] n. Flake.
achedi [< *achite.] n. Assembly.
achemm [< amm, "length" & -che-, "member".] n. Longan.
acherio [< *achireo.] n. Pleonasm, redundancy.
achil [< *achel.] v. Fast.
achil [< *achel.] n. Background.
achill [< *acheli-.] n. Metaphor.
acholf [< alf, "reed, cane" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Canary.
achond [< and, "of good repute" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Charitable, benevolent.
achor [< *achor.] n. Deficit.
achorr [< *achorh.] n. Guinea-pig.
achui [< *achue.] adj. Epoch-making.
achuir [< *achuer.] n. Self-control; self-rule.
achund [< and, "of good repute" & -chu-, "art".] v. Feel fine, be well.
achund [< and, "of good repute" & -chu-, "art".] n. Well-being.
acthel [< *akthil.] n. Office.
ada [< *ada.] n. Flow, current, stream.
ada [< ada, "flow, current, stream".] adj. Fluent.
ada [< ada, "flow, current, stream".] v. Flow.
adab [< *atab.] n. Middle, mean.
adab [< adab, "middle, mean".] adj. Middle, average, mean.
adab [< adab, "middle, mean".] Average.
adabo [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Liquid, fluid.
adachan [< adan, "futile, abortive, useless, vain" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Thwart, foil.
adaffen [< adan, "futile, abortive, useless, vain" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Vanity.
adagi [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -gi-, "place".] n. Watercourse, bed.
adaji [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -ji-, "away".] v. Flow off, flow down.
adajir [< adar, "abandonment" & -ji-, "away".] v. Desert, quit, forsake, leave, abandon.
adale [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Fluid, liquid.
adalebo [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -le-, "offspring" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Fluid, liquid.
adamun [< adan, "futile, abortive, useless, vain" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Vanilla.
adan [< *atan.] adj. Futile, abortive, useless, vain.
adaneth [< *adanith.] adj. Orange-coloured.
adann [< *adanh.] n. Testament, will.
adann [< adann, "testament, will".] v. Bequeath, make a will.
adar [< *atar.] n. Abandonment.
adar [< adar, "abandonment".] v. Allow, let, leave, release.
adawo [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -wo-, "return".] n. Low tide.
adawo [< ada, "flow, current, stream" & -wo-, "return".] v. Ebb.
add [< *ath.] n. Gnat.
add [< add, "gnat".] n. Shorts, short pants.
addel [< *athil.] adj. Federal.
addelen [< *athilin.] n. Sleigh, sledge.
addelenn [< *athilinh.] n. Shoulder-belt, bandoleer.
adder [< *athir.] v. Perceive, catch sight of.
adderr [< *athirh.] n. Exclamation point.
addren [< *athrin.] n. Skirt.
addril [< *athrel.] v. Keep back, withhold, hold back.
addrill [< *athreli-.] Silently.
addrind [< *athrend.] n. Scurvy.
addron [< *athron.] n. Sheet.
addronn [< *athronh.] n. Apple-sauce.
adeb [< *atib.] n. Gist, essence.
adeb [< adeb, "gist, essence".] adj. Essential.
adechal [< adel, "seat" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Seat.
adechal [< adel, "seat" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Sit down.
adel [< *atil.] n. Seat.
adel [< adel, "seat".] v. Sit.
adell [< *atili-.] n. Quarters.
ademin [< aden, "part, role, rôle" & -mi-, "person".] n. Character.
ademin [< aden, "part, role, rôle" & -mi-, "person".] n. Main character, leading actor.
aden [< *atin.] n. Part, role, rôle.
adennill [< *adinheli-.] n. Tram stop, streetcar stop.
aderthad [< *atirthat.] n. Reply coupon.
adinar [< *atenar.] n. Putty.
adinarr [< *adenarh.] n. Type.
ado [< *ado.] n. Scrabble.
ado [< ado, "scrabble".] v. Scratch.
adog [< *atog.] n. Statement.
adog [< adog, "statement".] v. State.
adomi [< ado, "scrabble" & -mi-, "person".] v. Congratulate.
adomi [< ado, "scrabble" & -mi-, "person".] n. Congratulation.
adonno [< *atonho.] n. Jurisprudence.
adothui [< *adothue.] v. Swell, swell into a roar.
adraith [< *adraeth.] Dispassionately.
adregol [< *adrikol.] n. Self-defence.
adrein [< *atrien.] n. Vocabulary.
adro [< *atro.] n. Accusation.
adro [< adro, "accusation".] v. Denounce.
adu [< *adu.] n. Music.
adu [< adu, "music".] adj. Musical.
adu [< adu, "music".] v. Make music.
adubo [< adu, "music" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Piece of music.
aduhe [< adu, "music" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Musical.
aduhe [< adu, "music" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Musicality.
adumu [< adu, "music" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Musical instrument.
adumun [< adun, "pump" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Pump.
adun [< *atun.] v. Pump.
adunn [< *adunh.] v. Creep in.
aduro [< adu, "music" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Musician.
adurocho [< adu, "music" & -ro-, "professional" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Band.
aduyal [< *adui-al.] n. Inscription.
adwen [< *adwin.] n. License plate.
adyab [< *ati-ab.] n. Agony, death throes.
adyan [< *ati-an.] n. Accused, defendant.
adyen [< *ati-in.] n. Gabardine.
adyun [< *ati-un.] n. Corn-bottle.
afad [< *afat.] n. Monk.
afagid [< afad, "monk" & -gi-, "place".] n. Monastery.
afam [< *afam.] n. Tangle.
afam [< afam, "tangle".] v. Implicate, entangle.
afanad [< afad, "monk" & -na-, "female".] n. Nun.
afanneth [< *afanhith.] n. Maxim, proverb.
afanneth [< *afanhith.] n. Ham.
afanno [< *afanho.] Under bond, on bail.
afatem [< afam, "tangle" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Take apart, untie.
affado [< *afado.] n. Crease.
affadon [< *afaton.] n. Olive-tree.
affadonn [< *afadonh.] n. Subjunction.
affadrim [< *afadrem.] n. Scholarship, stipend.
affadrimm [< *afatremh.] n. Tunic.
affemm [< amm, "length" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Length.
affor [< *afor.] Everywhere.
afo [< *afo.] n. Tibia, shin-bone.
afoboron [< afon, "wood, timber" & -bo-, "thing" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Cabinet-maker, carpenter.
afohon [< afon, "wood, timber" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Splinter.
afon [< *afon.] n. Wood, timber.
afor [< *afor.] n. Prostitution.
afor [< afor, "prostitution".] v. Prostitute.
aforr [< *aforh.] Abroad.
afras [< *afras.] v. Scald.
afren [< *afrin.] n. Thorn.
afrenn [< *afrinh.] n. Line.
afro [< *afro.] n. Fart.
afro [< afro, "fart".] v. Fart.
agar [< *agar.] n. Dust.
agar [< agar, "dust".] adj. Dusty.
agarr [< *akarh.] n. Meteoric stone.
agayachar [< agar, "dust" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Dust.
ageler [< ager, "frog" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Tadpole, tad-pole.
ager [< *agir.] n. Frog.
agerth [< *agirth.] n. Caviar.
aginc [< anc, "lying" & -gi-, "place".] n. Lair.
agirn [< arn, "post, mail" & -gi-, "place".] n. Post office, post-office.
aglach [< *aglach.] n. Abandonment.
aglach [< *aglach.] v. Lisp.
aglan [< *aklan.] Previously, ahead; formerly.
aglar [< *aklar.] n. Rainbow.
aglechi [< *akliche.] n. Social stratum.
aglechio [< *aglicheo.] v. Travel through.
agleddron [< *aklithron.] n. Vessel, vase.
aglen [< *aklin.] v. Burn.
agleneb [< *aklinip.] n. Operating system.
aglenn [< *aglinh.] n. Chimney, smokestack.
aglon [< *aklon.] n. Client, buyer, purchaser.
aglonn [< *aglonh.] adj. Stay-at-home.
aglor [< *aklor.] adj. Beak-nosed.
aglorr [< *aglorh.] n. Degree, grade.
ago [< *ako.] v. Increase, raise.
agocha [< ago, "increase, raise" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Increase, ascend, go up.
agochanc [< anc, "lying" & -go-, "beginning" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Lie down.
agochar [< agor, "loss" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get lost, be lost.
agonc [< anc, "lying" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Lie down.
agor [< *agor.] n. Loss.
agor [< agor, "loss".] v. Lose.
agotecha [< ago, "increase, raise" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Decrease, lower.
agotecha [< ago, "increase, raise" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Go down.
aheld [< ald, "bad, rotten" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Perishable.
ahith [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip" & -hi-, "mandatory".] v. Defend.
ahith [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip" & -hi-, "mandatory".] n. Defence, defense.
ahoch [< ach, "snow" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Snowflake.
ahodd [< add, "gnat" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Spoon.
ahoffudd [< add, "gnat" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Large spoon, spoon.
aiacur [< aiar, "northern" & -cu-, "in-law".] adj. Orderly.
aiar [< *aear.] adj. Northern.
aiaren [< *aearin.] n. Clutch.
aiarin [< *aearen.] Against one's will.
aiaron [< *aearon.] v. Agree.
aiarr [< *aearh.] n. Ai, sloth.
aiarun [< *aearun.] adj. Seeming, apparent.
aicechag [< aig, "augmentative ending" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Even, level.
aiceffeg [< aig, "augmentative ending" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Equality, draw.
aiceg [< aig, "augmentative ending" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Equal, level, even.
aiceg [< aig, "augmentative ending" & -ce-, "abstraction".] v. Equal.
aichan [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Hide, lie concealed.
aicharr [< airr, "tussle, be at loggerheads" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fist-fight.
aicharr [< airr, "tussle, be at loggerheads" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Scuffle.
aichas [< ais, "lever, raise, lift" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Rise, lift, arise, go up, ascend, get up.
aiffen [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Concealment, clandestinity.
aiffer [< air, "serious, important" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Concern.
aig [< *aek.] n. Augmentative ending.
aig [< aig, "augmentative ending".] adj. Major, considerable, great.
aigas [< *aekas.] n. Adored one.
aiges [< *aekis.] n. Ankle.
aigin [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine" & -gi-, "place".] n. Hiding place.
aigis [< *aekes.] n. Archaeopteryx.
aiglar [< *aeglar.] adj. Self-assured.
aiglas [< *aeglas.] n. Xerographic copy.
aigler [< *aeglir.] n. Honeycomb.
aigles [< *aeglis.] n. Cornflakes.
aiglir [< *aegler.] n. Hall.
aiglis [< *aegles.] v. Lunch.
aiglor [< *aeglor.] adj. Comic, comical, funny.
aiglos [< *aeglos.] n. Nightmare.
aiglur [< *aeglur.] n. Corporation, concern.
aiglus [< *aeglus.] Which way, in which fashion.
aigos [< *aekos.] n. Flour.
aigus [< *aekus.] v. Archive.
aihochal [< ail, "desperate" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Give hope to.
aihol [< ail, "desperate" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Hope.
aihol [< ail, "desperate" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Hope.
ail [< *ael.] adj. Desperate.
aileg [< aig, "augmentative ending" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Protection.
aimir [< air, "serious, important" & -mi-, "person".] n. Important person.
aimurath [< aith, "garage" & -mu-, "tool" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Motoring.
aimus [< ais, "lever, raise, lift" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Crowbar, crow-bar.
aimuth [< aith, "garage" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Car, motor car, automobile.
ain [< *aen.] adj. Concealed, veiled, clandestine.
ain [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine".] v. Conceal, hide.
ainal [< *aenal.] n. Trunk, tree-trunk, stem.
ainall [< *aenali-.] n. Mouse.
ainas [< *aenas.] v. Expose.
ainel [< *aenil.] n. Circuit.
ainell [< *aenili-.] n. Calorie.
aines [< *aenis.] n. Watchdog.
ainil [< *aenel.] n. Schism.
ainill [< *aeneli-.] n. Homosexual, gay.
ainimil [< ainil, "schism" & -mi-, "person".] n. Schismatic.
ainis [< *aenes.] n. Anthology.
ainol [< *aenol.] v. Decode.
ainoll [< *aenoli-.] n. Sewing-machine.
ainos [< *aenos.] n. Acanthus.
ainul [< *aenul.] n. Balderdash, gobbledegook.
ainull [< *aenuli-.] v. Manicure.
ainus [< *aenus.] n. Quotation marks, quotes.
air [< *aer.] adj. Serious, important.
air [< air, "serious, important".] v. Be important.
airland [< *aerland.] v. Belch, burp.
airlend [< *aerlind.] n. Cop, pig.
airlind [< *aerlend.] n. Moth, night-moth.
airlond [< *aerlond.] n. Pick-axe.
airlund [< *aerlund.] n. Bottom, buttocks, behind.
airr [< *aerh.] v. Tussle, be at loggerheads.
airuil [< *aeruel.] adj. Inert.
ais [< *aes.] v. Lever, raise, lift.
aitechas [< ais, "lever, raise, lift" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Descend, go down.
aitehol [< ail, "desperate" & -te-, "opposite" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Despair.
aitehol [< ail, "desperate" & -te-, "opposite" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Despair.
aiten [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Above-board.
aiten [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Reveal.
aiter [< air, "serious, important" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Unimportant.
aites [< ais, "lever, raise, lift" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Lower.
aith [< *aeth.] n. Garage.
aithebor [< air, "serious, important" & -the-, "negation" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Accessory.
aither [< air, "serious, important" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Unimportant.
aiwanor [< *aewanor.] As a loan.
aiwanorr [< *aewanorh.] On board.
aiwenor [< *aewinor.] adj. Solvent.
aiwenorr [< *aewinorh.] n. Pole, rod.
aiwinor [< *aewenor.] adj. Mad, rabid.
aiwinorr [< *aewenorh.] n. Terrace.
aiwochas [< ais, "lever, raise, lift" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get back up, rise again.
aiwonor [< *aewonor.] n. School.
aiwonorr [< *aewonorh.] n. Shipyard.
aiwunor [< *aewunor.] n. Piston.
aiwunorr [< *aewunorh.] n. Exertion.
aiyahol [< ail, "desperate" & -ya-, "without" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Desperate, abysmal.
aiyan [< ain, "concealed, veiled, clandestine" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Unconcealed.
ajerath [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Defeatism.
ajint [< ant, "turn" & -ji-, "away".] v. Turn away.
alag [< *alag.] n. Masonry.
alag [< alag, "masonry".] v. Build.
alagos [< *alagos.] n. Hellebore.
alarog [< alag, "masonry" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Mason.
alaurui [< *alaurue.] n. Pocket book, paperback.
ald [< *ald.] adj. Bad, rotten.
ald [< ald, "bad, rotten".] v. Putrefy, rot.
alechamb [< amb, "accelerate" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Acceleration.
alechamb [< amb, "accelerate" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Accelerate.
alechamb [< amb, "accelerate" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Acceleration.
aledd [< *alith.] v. Obligate, commit, oblige.
alei [< *alie.] n. Cheer.
alei [< alei, "cheer".] v. Cheer.
alen [< *alin.] n. Room, chamber.
alenath [< *alinath.] n. Beacon.
alenn [< *alinh.] n. Era.
alenorr [< *alinorh.] adj. Synchronous.
aleronan [< alen, "room, chamber" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Maid.
alf [< *alf.] n. Reed, cane.
alf [< alf, "reed, cane".] n. Canoe.
alfellon [< *alfili-on.] n. Landslide.
alfellonn [< *alfili-onh.] adj. Neighbouring, adjacent, adjoining.
alffirin [< *alferen.] Suddenly, all of a sudden.
alffirinn [< *alferenh.] n. Thrush.
all [< *ali-.] n. Service.
all [< all, "service".] v. Serve.
alleth [< *ali-ith.] n. Hand-kiss.
allon [< *ali-on.] n. Citadel.
allonn [< *ali-onh.] n. Dresser, chest.
almir [< *almer.] n. Disciple.
alo [< *alo.] n. Reproach.
alo [< alo, "reproach".] v. Scold, reprove, rebuke, blame, reproach.
aloni [< alo, "reproach" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Reprehensible.
alor [< *alor.] n. Depression.
alor [< alor, "depression".] v. Depress.
alor [< *alor.] n. Greenhouse.
alor [< alor, "greenhouse".] v. Grow in a greenhouse.
alorr [< *alorh.] n. Altarpiece.
aloya [< alo, "reproach" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Irreproachable.
altho [< *altho.] n. Banner, flag.
alund [< *alund.] adj. Several.
ama [< *ama.] n. Love.
ama [< ama, "love".] v. Love.
amabo [< ama, "love" & -bo-, "thing".] v. Have a love affair.
amacho [< ama, "love" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Bitter.
amachoffe [< ama, "love" & -cho-, "collection" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Bitterness.
amachomule [< ama, "love" & -cho-, "collection" & -mu-, "tool" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Amaryllis.
amaffar [< amar, "approach; access" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Accessible.
amaffu [< ama, "love" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] v. Adore.
amahi [< ama, "love" & -hi-, "mandatory".] v. Amend.
amahi [< ama, "love" & -hi-, "mandatory".] n. Amendment.
amajero [< ama, "love" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Amethyst.
amamije [< ama, "love" & -mi-, "person" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Amulet, talisman, charm.
amani [< ama, "love" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Loveable.
amani [< ama, "love" & -ni-, "worthy".] n. Sweetness, charm.
amaniffe [< ama, "love" & -ni-, "worthy" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Sweetness.
amaniyo [< ama, "love" & -ni-, "worthy" & -yo-.] v. Woo, court.
amar [< *amar.] n. Approach; access.
amar [< amar, "approach; access".] v. Advance, come on, approach.
amarth [< *amarth.] n. Globe-trotter.
amb [< *amb.] v. Accelerate.
ambar [< *ambar.] n. Torpedo.
ambar [< ambar, "torpedo".] v. Torpedo.
ambarr [< *ambarh.] n. Gibbon.
amben [< *ambin.] Sharp, exactly.
ambenn [< *ambinh.] n. Gyroscope.
amdir [< *amder.] n. Communication-cord.
amdirr [< *amderh.] n. Hinge.
amel [< *amil.] n. Commissar.
amel [< amel, "commissar".] n. Errand, commission.
aminn [< ann, "chief, boss" & -mi-, "person".] n. Boss, head, chief.
amirth [< *amerth.] n. Muezzin.
amisst [< asst, "wandering, roaming" & -mi-, "person".] n. Vagabond.
amlad [< *amlad.] adj. Hexadecimal.
amlin [< *amlen.] adj. About, abroad.
amlinn [< *amlenh.] Who; which.
amlug [< *amluk.] n. Scrub, brushwood.
amlugig [< amlug, "scrub, brushwood" & -gi-, "place".] n. Thicket, bush.
amm [< *amh.] n. Length.
amm [< amm, "length".] adj. Long.
ammechan [< ammen, "immerse, dip, soak" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be soaked.
ammelin [< *amhilen.] adj. Significant.
ammen [< *amhin.] v. Immerse, dip, soak.
amochen [< amon, "idol" & -che-, "member".] n. Idolater.
amon [< *amon.] n. Idol.
amonn [< *amonh.] n. Verdict.
amonn [< amonn, "verdict".] v. Pass judgement.
amoran [< amon, "idol" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Idolatry.
amro [< *amro.] n. Lovemaking.
amro [< amro, "lovemaking".] v. Make love.
amrod [< *amrot.] v. Abnegate, deny oneself.
amrun [< *amrun.] n. Cell.
amull [< all, "service" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Server.
amurch [< arch, "weed, weed out" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Hoe.
amurch [< arch, "debit" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Feeble; feebleminded.
amurth [< arth, "solder" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Soldering iron.
anand [< *anand.] n. Air squadron.
anasst [< asst, "wandering, roaming" & -na-, "female".] n. Vagina.
anc [< *ank.] n. Lying.
anc [< anc, "lying".] v. Recline, lie.
and [< *and.] adj. Of good repute.
andaith [< *andaeth.] n. Rumour.
andren [< *andrin.] n. Mach.
andrenn [< *andrinh.] adj. Pornographic.
ane [< *ani.] n. Staff.
anedd [< *anith.] Equally, alike, all the same.
aneg [< *anig.] n. Surgeon.
aneg [< aneg, "surgeon".] adj. Surgical.
aneg [< aneg, "surgeon".] n. Surgery.
anegi [< ane, "staff" & -gi-, "place".] n. Headquarters.
anemu [< ane, "staff" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Stable.
anemuffe [< ane, "staff" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Stability.
anetemu [< ane, "staff" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Unstable.
angal [< *angal.] Gratis, as a gift.
angem [< *angim.] v. Fall in, cave in.
angemm [< *angimh.] n. Melancholy.
anglenno [< *anglinho.] adj. Undernourished.
angol [< *angol.] n. Chamois.
angoll [< *angoli-.] n. Pile, haemorrhoid, hemorrhoid.
angren [< *angrin.] n. Anvil, incus.
angrenn [< *angrinh.] n. Officer.
angull [< *anguli-.] n. Contralto.
angwedd [< *angwith.] adj. Economic.
anias [< *aneas.] n. Attaché.
aniborch [< arch, "weed, weed out" & -ni-, "worthy" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Rubbish, waste, garbage, refuse.
anig [< *aneg.] n. Care.
anig [< anig, "care".] v. Look after.
anim [< *anem.] v. Crush, pound.
animum [< anim, "crush, pound" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Pestle.
aniro [< *anero.] v. Stamp, mark.
aniromu [< aniro, "stamp, mark" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Stamp, rubber stamp.
aniyem [< anim, "crush, pound" & -ye-, "container".] n. Mortar.
ann [< *anh.] n. Chief, boss.
ann [< ann, "chief, boss".] adj. Major, main, chief, principal.
ann [< ann, "chief, boss".] Arch-, chief-.
annabon [< *anhapon.] adj. Well-intentioned.
annas [< *anhas.] adj. The one before last, penultimate.
annas [< *anhas.] adj. Twelfth.
anneth [< *anhith.] v. Multiply.
annffaneg [< *anhfanig.] n. Tumour.
annin [< *anhen.] n. Soot.
anninn [< *anhenh.] v. Milk.
anno [< *anho.] n. Sermon.
anno [< anno, "sermon".] v. Preach.
annochon [< annon, "filing card, slip" & -cho-, "collection".] n. File.
annon [< *anhon.] n. Filing card, slip.
annonn [< *anhonh.] n. Cluster.
annoro [< anno, "sermon" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Preacher.
annthannath [< *anhthanhath.] n. Exile.
annui [< *anhue.] n. Acetone.
annun [< *anhun.] n. Attendant, steward.
annunan [< annun, "attendant, steward" & -na-, "female".] n. Stewardess.
annunn [< *anhunh.] n. Nyctalopia, night-blindness.
anochod [< anod, "rite" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Ritual.
anod [< *anod.] n. Rite.
anod [< anod, "rite".] adj. Ritual.
anor [< *anor.] n. Inauguration.
anor [< anor, "inauguration".] adj. Inaugural.
anor [< anor, "inauguration".] v. Inaugurate.
anrand [< *anrand.] v. Climb.
ant [< *ant.] n. Turn.
ant [< ant, "turn".] v. Turn, turn round, turn around.
anwar [< *anwar.] n. Vow.
anwar [< anwar, "vow".] v. Vow.
ara [< *ara.] n. Work.
ara [< ara, "work".] n. Main work.
ara [< ara, "work".] v. Compose, create, write.
ara [< ara, "work".] n. Author.
arabo [< ara, "work" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Writing.
aracemin [< aran, "neuter" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -mi-, "person".] n. Opponent of polit. involvemen, neutralist.
aracen [< aran, "neuter" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Neutral, impartial.
aracho [< ara, "work" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Works.
arad [< *arat.] n. Olive.
arad [< arad, "olive".] Than.
arafo [< *arafo.] adj. Specific.
arafo [< arafo, "specific".] v. Specify.
araiaron [< *araearon.] n. Voltage, tension.
aran [< *aran.] adj. Neuter.
arann [< *aranh.] n. Air cushion.
aranor [< *aranor.] n. Camomile.
araro [< ara, "work" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Writer, author.
aras [< *aras.] n. Fairy tale.
aras [< aras, "fairy tale".] adj. Of lore; fabulous, fabled.
aras [< aras, "fairy tale".] v. Tell fables, recount.
arassiyed [< arad, "olive" & -ssi-, "capable" & -ye-, "container".] n. Olive-tree.
arawo [< ara, "work" & -wo-, "return".] v. Rewrite.
arbelain [< *arbilaen.] adj. Tragedy.
arbelainn [< *arbilaenh.] n. Veto.
arch [< *arch.] v. Weed, weed out.
arch [< *arch.] n. Debit.
archal [< *archal.] n. Washbasin, sink.
archel [< *archil.] adj. Clairvoyant.
archo [< *archo.] n. Flowerpot.
arddon [< *arthon.] n. Yttrium.
ared [< *arit.] n. Obstruction, impediment.
ared [< ared, "obstruction, impediment".] v. Hinder, stand in the way of, hamper, impede.
aredd [< *arith.] n. Brooch.
areg [< *arig.] n. Wine.
areg [< areg, "wine".] You.
aregdos [< *arikdos.] n. Chair.
aremug [< areg, "wine" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Vinyl.
arenn [< *arinh.] v. Groan.
areth [< *arith.] n. Buttermilk.
arethren [< *arithrin.] v. Run over.
arffen [< *arfin.] adj. Indispensable.
argaladd [< *argalath.] n. Chest.
argaladdad [< *argalathat.] n. Volume.
argilion [< *argeleon.] n. Thermometer.
argilionn [< *argeleonh.] adj. Single.
arihon [< arin, "rice" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Grain of rice.
arin [< *aren.] n. Rice.
ario [< *areo.] n. Loan.
ario [< ario, "loan".] v. Lend, loan, borrow.
ariol [< *areol.] n. Toothache.
arioll [< *areoli-.] n. Accused, defendant.
arithil [< *arethel.] adj. Rustproof.
armenel [< *arminil.] v. Press firmly, press.
armenell [< *arminili-.] n. Ground-floor.
arn [< *arn.] n. Post, mail.
arn [< arn, "post, mail".] adj. Postal.
arn [< arn, "post, mail".] v. Post, mail.
arnad [< *arnad.] n. Hat.
arnediad [< *arniteat.] n. Sports shirt.
arnil [< *arnel.] n. Amaranthus.
arnill [< *arneli-.] n. Turnip.
arodben [< *arotbin.] n. Rudder.
arodbenn [< *arodbinh.] n. Teletext.
aroll [< all, "service" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Boy, servant.
aronall [< all, "service" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Servant, maid.
arondrim [< *arondrem.] n. Tellurium.
arondrimm [< *arondremh.] n. Ointment.
arorn [< arn, "post, mail" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Mailman.
arr [< *arh.] v. Aviate.
arth [< *arth.] n. Solder.
arth [< arth, "solder".] v. Solder.
arthad [< *arthat.] n. Litre.
arthad [< *arthat.] adj. Mentally ill.
arthelian [< *arthilean.] n. Clothes-hanger.
arthelio [< *arthileo.] n. Teapot.
artheri [< *arthire.] n. Agent.
artheri [< *arthire.] n. Vacuum cleaner.
artho [< *artho.] Please.
artho [< *artho.] v. Derail.
arthor [< *arthor.] n. Body odour.
arthor [< *arthor.] n. Machine gun.
arthorr [< *arthorh.] n. Post-office, post office.
aru [< *aru.] n. Hair-splitting.
aru [< *aru.] n. Observation, notice.
aru [< aru, "observation, notice".] v. Notice.
arucha [< aru, "observation, notice" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Remark.
aruche [< aru, "hair-splitting" & -che-, "member".] v. Haze, carp at, quibble.
aruchehe [< aru, "hair-splitting" & -che-, "member" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Censorious.
aruchehe [< aru, "hair-splitting" & -che-, "member" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Censoriousness.
aruchemi [< aru, "hair-splitting" & -che-, "member" & -mi-, "person".] n. Hair-splitter, niggler, nit-picker.
arugo [< aru, "observation, notice" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Perceive, notice.
arui [< *arue.] adj. Slow.
arui [< *arue.] n. Azure, sky blue.
arui [< arui, "azure, sky blue".] adj. Azure, sky blue.
arui [< *arue.] n. Numismatics.
aruiffe [< arui, "slow" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Slowness.
aruiro [< arui, "numismatics" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Numismatist.
aruni [< aru, "observation, notice" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Remarkable, noteworthy.
arwechen [< arwen, "chamois leather, chamois" & -che-, "member".] n. Shaman.
arwen [< *arwin.] n. Chamois leather, chamois.
aryod [< *ari-od.] By analogy.
assar [< *asar.] n. Abscess.
assarr [< *asarh.] n. Tax consultant.
asscar [< *askar.] n. Gnome, brownie, goblin.
asscar [< *askar.] n. Anthem, hymn.
asscarr [< *askarh.] adj. Snow white.
assgal [< *asgal.] As need be, where needed.
assgall [< *asgali-.] n. Footnote.
assgar [< *asgar.] v. Hold together, cohere.
assgar [< *asgar.] adj. Of long standing, prolonged, long-term, long.
assgarr [< *asgarh.] v. Search.
assogant [< *asokant.] n. Relay racer, relay rider.
assos [< *asos.] n. Escudo.
assp [< *asp.] n. Allusion.
assp [< assp, "allusion".] v. Allude, hint.
asspalas [< *aspalas.] adj. Numbed.
asspyalas [< *aspi-alas.] n. Valerian.
asst [< *ast.] n. Wandering, roaming.
asst [< asst, "wandering, roaming".] v. Roam, wander.
asstel [< *astil.] n. Headword.
asstell [< *astili-.] n. Knowledge.
asstent [< *astint.] n. Besieger.
assto [< *asto.] adj. Apocryphal.
assto [< *asto.] n. Miscellaneous.
asstolad [< *astolad.] n. Layer.
asstoladd [< *astolath.] adj. Unanimous.
asstrad [< *astrat.] n. Cougar, mountain lion, puma.
asstui [< *astue.] v. Deny.
atechamm [< amm, "length" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Abridge, shorten, abbreviate.
atechamm [< amm, "length" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Abbreviation.
atechond [< and, "of good repute" & -te-, "opposite" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Outrage.
atell [< all, "service" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Detract from, do harm to, be detrimental to.
atemand [< and, "of good repute" & -te-, "opposite" & -ma-, "loving".] adj. Ill-famed.
atemm [< amm, "length" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Brief, short.
ath [< *ath.] n. Refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip.
ath [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip".] n. Challenge.
athan [< *athan.] n. Adobe.
athel [< *athil.] v. Hill up, earth up, hill, earth.
athelab [< *athilap.] n. Pedestal cupboard.
athil [< *athel.] n. Question mark.
athildin [< *athelden.] n. Lorry, truck.
athildinn [< *atheldenh.] n. Slap.
athir [< *ather.] n. Fluorine.
athirio [< *athereo.] n. Consignee, recipient.
athirr [< *atherh.] n. Accidence.
athoni [< *athone.] n. Gladness, joy.
athoni [< athoni, "gladness, joy".] adj. Glad, happy.
athoni [< athoni, "gladness, joy".] v. Rejoice, be glad, enjoy.
athonicha [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Joyful.
athonicha [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Make glad.
athoniffe [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Joy, gladness.
athoniffu [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] v. Exult, rejoice.
athonite [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Gaunt, sad, dismal.
athonite [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Be sad, be grieved, be sorrowful.
athonite [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Sorrow, sadness.
athonitecha [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Dismal, miserable.
athonitecha [< athoni, "gladness, joy" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Cause pain, give pain to, distress, afflict.
athrabeth [< *athrapith.] n. Thulium.
athrad [< *athrat.] n. Grapefruit.
athrado [< *athrado.] v. Finish one's studies.
athrond [< *athrond.] v. Chase.
athuil [< *athuel.] v. Touch, adjoin.
atland [< *atland.] v. Embank, dam in, dam up.
atlanno [< *atlanho.] n. Oasis.
atlant [< *atlant.] n. Child prostitution.
auchar [< aur, "knowledge" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Let know, inform.
auchar [< aur, "knowledge" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Notice, communication, message, report.
auchar [< aur, "knowledge" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Find out, learn of, hear.
auheth [< auth, "silence" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Taciturn.
aujerr [< aurr, "star" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Asterisk.
auminarr [< aurr, "star" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Star, celebrity.
aumirr [< aurr, "star" & -mi-, "person".] n. Celebrity, star.
aunir [< aur, "knowledge" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Worth knowing.
aur [< *aur.] n. Knowledge.
aur [< aur, "knowledge".] v. Know how, know.
aurr [< *aurh.] n. Star.
aussir [< aur, "knowledge" & -ssi-, "capable".] v. Know how.
auth [< *auth.] n. Silence.
auth [< auth, "silence".] adj. Silent.
auth [< auth, "silence".] v. Be quiet.
awarth [< *awarth.] n. Interval.
awartho [< *awartho.] n. Yolk.
awochant [< ant, "turn" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Turn back.
ayahith [< ath, "refuse dump, dump, tip, rubbish tip" & -ya-, "without" & -hi-, "mandatory".] adj. Defenceless.
babenc [< banc, "author" & -be-, "action".] n. Car radio.
baces [< bas, "grandfather" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Guarantee of a bill, guarantee.
baceth [< bath, "scale" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Ladder.
bach [< *bach.] n. First-aid.
bachad [< bad, "terror" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Startled.
bachemis [< bas, "grandfather" & -che-, "member" & -mi-, "person".] n. Forward.
bacher [< bar, "town, city" & -che-, "member".] n. City-dweller.
bachomis [< bas, "grandfather" & -cho-, "collection" & -mi-, "person".] n. Miser.
bachor [< *bachor.] Sensitive.
bachorr [< *bachorh.] n. Organ.
bachos [< bas, "grandfather" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Avaricious, miserly, stingy.
bad [< *bad.] n. Terror.
bad [< bad, "terror".] adj. Horrible, abysmal, dreadful, gruesome, terrible.
bad [< bad, "terror".] v. Terrify, frighten.
baddor [< *bathor.] Somewhere, anywhere.
baddron [< *bathron.] n. Ear.
baddronn [< *bathronh.] n. Ostrich.
baddyonn [< *bathi-onh.] Nut.
bado [< *bato.] n. Top of the head.
bado [< *bato.] n. Cinnamon.
bado [< bado, "cinnamon".] You.
badocha [< bado, "top of the head" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Feel dizzy.
badocha [< bado, "top of the head" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Vertigo, dizziness.
baffend [< band, "sponge" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Spongy.
baffubod [< bad, "terror" & -ffu-, "augmentative" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Abomination, abhorrence.
baffud [< bad, "terror" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Ghastly, hideous, horrible.
baffud [< bad, "terror" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Horror, abhorrence.
baffur [< bar, "town, city" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. City, metropolis.
baffur [< bar, "wind" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Storm.
bagich [< bach, "first-aid" & -gi-, "place".] n. First-aid station.
bahen [< ban, "rebellion, revolt, mutiny" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Insubordinate, rebellious.
bahos [< bas, "grandfather" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Breakdown, damage.
bajar [< bar, "town, city" & -ja-, "leader".] n. Mayor.
bajer [< bar, "town, city" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Town.
bal [< *bal.] adj. Calm, tranquil.
balan [< *balan.] n. Treasure.
balann [< *balanh.] Home.
balar [< *balar.] v. Crease, crumble.
balaron [< balan, "treasure" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Treasurer.
balch [< *balch.] n. Restoration.
balchoth [< *balchoth.] n. Owl.
baleffes [< bas, "grandfather" & -le-, "offspring" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Covetousness, eagerness, greediness, avidity.
baleg [< *balik.] n. Galosh, overshoe.
bales [< bas, "grandfather" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Eager for, greedy, avid.
bales [< bas, "grandfather" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Covet.
bales [< bas, "grandfather" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Eagerness, covetousness, greediness, avidity.
baleth [< *balith.] n. Germ, microbe.
balo [< *balo.] n. Mongoose.
balo [< balo, "mongoose".] n. Mongoose.
balrun [< *balrun.] n. Hospital.
baltho [< *baltho.] n. Compunction, repentance, contrition, remorse.
balthor [< *balthor.] And also, together with, and ... as well.
bamin [< ban, "rebellion, revolt, mutiny" & -mi-, "person".] n. Rebel.
bamirr [< barr, "right-hand, right" & -mi-, "person".] n. Right-hander.
bamuchal [< bal, "calm, tranquil" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Quiet, calm, soothe, still, appease.
bamuchal [< bal, "calm, tranquil" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Calm down.
bamuffel [< bal, "calm, tranquil" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Composure, calmness.
bamuth [< bath, "project" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Projector.
ban [< *ban.] n. Rebellion, revolt, mutiny.
ban [< ban, "rebellion, revolt, mutiny".] v. Rebel, revolt.
bananc [< banc, "author" & -na-, "female".] n. Authoress, woman writer, writer.
banas [< bas, "grandfather" & -na-, "female".] n. Grandmother.
banc [< *bank.] n. Author.
band [< *band.] n. Sponge.
band [< band, "sponge".] adj. Spongy.
band [< band, "sponge".] v. Sponge down, sponge.
bango [< *bango.] n. Accessories.
bann [< *banh.] n. Electronics.
bann [< bann, "electronics".] adj. Electronic.
bannas [< *banhas.] n. Chapel.
bar [< *bar.] n. Town, city.
bar [< bar, "town, city".] n. Capital city, metropolis, capital.
bar [< bar, "town, city".] adj. Urban.
bar [< *bar.] n. Wind.
bar [< bar, "wind".] adj. Windy; vapid.
bar [< bar, "wind".] v. Blow.
barabod [< barad, "whatchamacallit, thingamajig" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Whatchamacallit, thingamajig.
barach [< bach, "first-aid" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. First aid.
barad [< *barad.] n. Whatchamacallit, thingamajig.
baran [< *baran.] adj. Daily.
baras [< *baras.] n. Perspiration, sweat.
baras [< baras, "perspiration, sweat".] v. Sweat.
bareg [< *barik.] adj. Smoked.
baren [< *barin.] adj. Digital.
bareth [< *barith.] By, according to, along.
bargil [< *bargel.] Inexpressibly.
bargill [< *bargeli-.] n. Bib.
bario [< *bareo.] n. Fork.
baro [< *baro.] n. Grace.
baroch [< bach, "first-aid" & -ro-, "professional".] n. First-aider.
baromu [< baro, "grace" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Thin, slender, willowy.
baron [< *baron.] n. Bazooka, anti-tank gun.
baroth [< bath, "project" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Projectionist.
barr [< *barh.] adj. Right-hand, right.
bartho [< *bartho.] n. Minus sign.
bas [< *bas.] n. Grandfather.
bas [< bas, "grandfather".] n. Aeroplane, airplane.
basst [< *bast.] n. Postal rates.
batas [< bas, "grandfather" & -ta-, "application".] v. Counsel, notify, advise.
batas [< bas, "grandfather" & -ta-, "application".] n. Notification, notice.
batechos [< bas, "grandfather" & -te-, "opposite" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Generous.
batemuchal [< bal, "calm, tranquil" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Grave, serious, anxious.
batemuchal [< bal, "calm, tranquil" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Oppress.
batemul [< bal, "calm, tranquil" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Anxious.
baterr [< barr, "right-hand, right" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Left.
bath [< *bath.] v. Project.
bath [< *bath.] v. Scale.
batho [< *batho.] n. Whist.
batunas [< bas, "grandfather" & -tu-, "past" & -na-, "female".] n. Great-grandmother.
batus [< bas, "grandfather" & -tu-, "past".] n. Great-grandfather.
bau [< *bau.] adj. Unarmed.
bau [< bau, "unarmed".] v. Arm.
bauchag [< baug, "adaptation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Adaptation.
bauchaheg [< baug, "adaptation" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Adaptability.
baudd [< *bauth.] adj. Your.
baudd [< baudd, "your".] v. You, thou.
baug [< *baug.] n. Adaptation.
baug [< *baug.] n. Shortage, lack, absence, shortcoming.
baug [< baug, "shortage, lack, absence, shortcoming".] adj. Imperfect, flawed, missing.
baug [< baug, "shortage, lack, absence, shortcoming".] v. Be missing, be lacking.
baugla [< *baugla.] n. Vulture.
baugla [< *baugla.] n. Brackets, parentheses.
bauglas [< *bauklas.] n. Caterpillar.
baugle [< *baugli.] adj. Legal.
baugle [< *baugli.] n. Patron.
baugles [< *bauklis.] Without a word.
baugli [< *baugle.] n. Chandelier.
baugli [< *baugle.] Ninety.
bauglis [< *baukles.] n. Genre.
bauglo [< *bauglo.] n. Hydrophobia.
bauglo [< *bauglo.] n. Intelligentsia.
bauglos [< *bauklos.] n. Circumference, perimeter.
bauglu [< *bauglu.] Sometimes, several times.
bauglu [< *bauglu.] n. Mountain ridge.
bauglus [< *bauklus.] adj. Ready for printing.
bauho [< bau, "unarmed" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Sea pink.
baul [< *baul.] n. Smithy.
baul [< baul, "smithy".] v. Forge.
baumu [< bau, "unarmed" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Weapon.
baumugi [< bau, "unarmed" & -mu-, "tool" & -gi-, "place".] n. Arsenal, armoury.
baur [< *baur.] n. Warning.
baur [< baur, "warning".] adj. Warning.
baur [< baur, "warning".] v. Caution, warn.
baurol [< baul, "smithy" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Smith.
bauyacha [< bau, "unarmed" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Disarm.
bawolch [< balch, "restoration" & -wo-, "return".] v. Restore.
bayaffer [< bar, "wind" & -ya-, "without" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Windlessness.
bayomur [< bar, "wind" & -yo- & -mu-, "tool".] n. Fan.
bayor [< bar, "wind" & -yo-.] v. Fan, aerate.
bebech [< bech, "greeting" & -be-, "action".] n. Salutation, greeting.
bebonc [< benc, "propaganda, publicity" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Publicity material.
bech [< *bich.] n. Greeting.
bech [< bech, "greeting".] v. Greet, salute.
bechan [< ben, "sleep" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Put to sleep.
bechas [< bes, "acceptance" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Win acceptance for.
becheroth [< beth, "buckle" & -che-, "member" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Buccaneer.
bechol [< bel, "hair" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Hair.
bechor [< *bichor.] adj. Some.
bechorr [< *bichorh.] Immediately, instantly, at once, without delay.
bed [< *bid.] adj. Bald.
beddor [< *bithor.] n. Travel companion.
beddron [< *bithron.] n. Scenery, landscape.
beddronn [< *bithronh.] n. Lining.
beddyonn [< *bithi-onh.] n. Carrier tricycle, carrier cycle.
bedo [< *bito.] n. Fig.
bedo [< *bito.] n. Tin plate, tin, sheet metal.
bedo [< bedo, "tin plate, tin, sheet metal".] adj. Tin plate, tin, sheet metal.
bedoye [< bedo, "fig" & -ye-, "container".] n. Fig-tree.
beffas [< bes, "acceptance" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Acceptable.
beffend [< bend, "intelligence" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Intelligence.
begin [< ben, "sleep" & -gi-, "place".] n. Sleeping-place, sleeping-accomodation.
begis [< bes, "acceptance" & -gi-, "place".] n. Reception room.
begon [< ben, "sleep" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Fall asleep.
behel [< bel, "hair" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Harem.
behen [< ben, "sleep" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Sleepy.
bein [< *bien.] n. Jealousy.
bein [< bein, "jealousy".] adj. Jealous.
bein [< bein, "jealousy".] v. Be jealous.
bejehen [< ben, "sleep" & -je-, "diminutive" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Drowsy.
bejen [< ben, "sleep" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Slumber, nap.
bel [< *bil.] n. Hair.
belan [< *bilan.] n. Bus stop.
belann [< *bilanh.] n. Commission.
belar [< *bilar.] v. Hunt for, pursue, aim for.
belch [< *bilch.] n. Kelp, seaweed.
belchoth [< *bilchoth.] n. Fish-bone.
beleg [< *bilik.] n. Addition.
beleth [< *bilith.] n. Iconoclasm.
belo [< *bilo.] adj. Gaunt, meagre, lean, skinny, skimpy, thin.
beloffe [< belo, "gaunt, meagre, lean, skinny, skimpy, thin" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Leanness.
belomi [< belo, "gaunt, meagre, lean, skinny, skimpy, thin" & -mi-, "person".] n. Skinny person.
belrun [< *bilrun.] adj. Chequered, checked.
beltho [< *biltho.] n. Inspector.
belthor [< *bilthor.] n. Chamber pot.
belthorr [< *bilthorh.] n. Spinach.
bemid [< bed, "bald" & -mi-, "person".] n. Bald man.
bemirr [< berr, "science" & -mi-, "person".] n. Scholar.
ben [< *bin.] n. Sleep.
ben [< ben, "sleep".] v. Be asleep, sleep.
benc [< *bink.] n. Propaganda, publicity.
benc [< benc, "propaganda, publicity".] v. Publicise, advertise.
bend [< *bind.] n. Intelligence.
bend [< bend, "intelligence".] adj. Sagacious, intelligent.
bengo [< *bingo.] In fact, indeed.
beniffes [< bes, "acceptance" & -ni-, "worthy" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Acceptability.
benis [< bes, "acceptance" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Acceptable.
benn [< *binh.] n. Present-day, present.
benn [< benn, "present-day, present".] adj. Current, present.
benn [< benn, "present-day, present".] At present, now.
bennas [< *binhas.] n. Home town.
benul [< bel, "hair" & -nu-, "holder".] n. Herring.
beobor [< beor, "graphic arts, graphics" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Graph; graphic image.
beojer [< beor, "athletic" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Athlete.
beojerar [< beor, "athletic" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Athletics.
beor [< *bior.] adj. Athletic.
beor [< *bior.] n. Graphic arts, graphics.
beoror [< beor, "graphic arts, graphics" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Commercial artist, graphic designer.
beorr [< *biorh.] n. Air-pocket.
ber [< *bir.] n. Esperantism.
berad [< *birad.] Comprehensively.
beran [< *biran.] n. Hand-written document, autograph.
bereg [< *birik.] n. Swish, rustle.
bereg [< bereg, "swish, rustle".] v. Rustle, swish.
beren [< *birin.] adj. Taking place every evening.
bereth [< *birith.] n. Swallow.
bergil [< *birgel.] n. Hair of the head.
bergill [< *birgeli-.] n. Syntax.
berio [< *bireo.] n. Drum.
berioro [< berio, "drum" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Drummer.
bero [< *biro.] n. Duchy.
bero [< bero, "duchy".] n. Archduchy.
beron [< *biron.] v. Unpack.
beronas [< bes, "acceptance" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Receptionist.
berorr [< berr, "science" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Scientist.
berr [< *birh.] n. Science.
berr [< berr, "science".] adj. Scientific.
bertho [< *birtho.] v. Initiate.
bes [< *bis.] n. Acceptance.
bes [< bes, "acceptance".] v. Accept, take, receive, take in.
besst [< *bist.] adj. Aseptic.
beten [< ben, "sleep" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Awake.
betes [< bes, "acceptance" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Rejection.
betes [< bes, "acceptance" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Reject.
beth [< *bith.] n. Buckle.
beth [< beth, "buckle".] v. Buckle.
betho [< *bitho.] v. Envelop.
beyaffen [< ben, "sleep" & -ya-, "without" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Sleeplessness.
beyan [< ben, "sleep" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Sleepless.
biboch [< bich, "classic, classical" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Classic.
bibor [< bir, "glow, passion, heat" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Coals, embers.
biborr [< birr, "knight-errant" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Act of prowess, feat.
bicend [< bind, "ram, vaulting-horse" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Jar.
bich [< *bech.] adj. Classic, classical.
bichaffar [< bir, "distinct, plain, clear" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Explainable.
bichar [< bir, "distinct, plain, clear" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Clarify, explain.
bichar [< bir, "distinct, plain, clear" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Explanation.
bichar [< bir, "distinct, plain, clear" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Clear.
bichar [< bir, "person" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Personify.
bicharr [< birr, "knight-errant" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Squander.
bicharr [< birr, "reversed, reverse" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Turn.
bichas [< bis, "replacement, substitution" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Substitute, replace.
biched [< bid, "parish" & -che-, "member".] n. Parishioner.
bichor [< bir, "person" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Personnel.
bichor [< *bechor.] n. Raccoon, racoonwashing-bear.
bichorr [< *bechorh.] n. Patriarch.
bicur [< bir, "glow, passion, heat" & -cu-, "in-law".] v. Tack, manoeuvre.
bid [< *bed.] n. Parish.
bid [< bid, "parish".] adj. Parochial.
biddor [< *bethor.] n. Abode, residence, place of residence.
biddron [< *bethron.] n. Thirst after drink. to excess.
biddronn [< *bethronh.] n. Tackle.
biddyonn [< *bethi-onh.] v. Suppress.
bido [< *beto.] adj. Tight.
bido [< *beto.] n. Repentance.
bido [< bido, "repentance".] v. Repent.
bidote [< bido, "tight" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Loose.
bidowo [< bido, "tight" & -wo-, "return".] v. Confine, restrict, limit.
biffer [< bir, "distinct, plain, clear" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Clarity.
biffer [< bir, "person" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Personality.
bifferr [< birr, "dabbler, dilettante" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Amateurish, small-time.
bifful [< bil, "wave" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Billow.
bigin [< bin, "cult" & -gi-, "place".] n. Place of worship.
bigith [< bith, "concert" & -gi-, "place".] n. Concert-room.
bihochor [< bir, "road, route, way" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Lose one's way.
bihochor [< bir, "road, route, way" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Lost.
bijad [< bid, "parish" & -ja-, "leader".] n. Pastor, vicar.
bijer [< bir, "road, route, way" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Path.
bijunn [< binn, "full payment, payment" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] v. Pay off.
bil [< *bel.] n. Wave.
bil [< bil, "wave".] v. Undulate.
bilan [< *belan.] n. Labour exchange, employment exchange.
bilann [< *belanh.] v. Coordinate, co-ordinate.
bilar [< *belar.] n. Fire-alarm, firecall.
bilch [< *belch.] n. Aorta.
bilchoth [< *belchoth.] n. Tragedy.
bileg [< *belik.] n. Alpha.
bileth [< *belith.] v. Conduct.
bilo [< *belo.] n. Symbol.
bilo [< bilo, "symbol".] v. Symbolise.
bilrun [< *belrun.] n. Notepad.
biltho [< *beltho.] n. Badger.
bilthor [< *belthor.] v. Interrogate.
bilthorr [< *belthorh.] v. Overpower, prevail over.
bin [< *ben.] n. Cult.
bin [< bin, "cult".] v. Worship.
binc [< *benk.] n. Decoction.
binc [< binc, "decoction".] v. Boil.
bind [< *bend.] n. Ram, vaulting-horse.
bind [< *bend.] n. Debate.
bind [< bind, "debate".] v. Knock off; debate, beat off.
bind [< *bend.] n. Decor, decoration, décor.
bind [< bind, "decor, decoration, décor".] v. Adorn, decorate, ornament.
bingo [< *bengo.] n. Jester, buffoon.
binn [< *benh.] n. Full payment, payment.
binnas [< *benhas.] v. Assemble.
biochor [< bior, "type" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Font.
bior [< *beor.] n. Type.
bior [< bior, "type".] adj. Typical.
biotur [< bior, "type" & -tu-, "past".] n. Prototype.
bir [< *ber.] adj. Distinct, plain, clear.
bir [< *ber.] n. Glow, passion, heat.
bir [< bir, "glow, passion, heat".] adj. Ablaze, ardent.
bir [< bir, "glow, passion, heat".] v. Glow with heat, glow.
bir [< *ber.] n. Person.
bir [< bir, "person".] adj. Personal.
bir [< *ber.] n. Road, route, way.
bir [< bir, "road, route, way".] n. Major road.
birad [< *berad.] n. Compass.
biran [< *beran.] adj. Of.
biras [< *beras.] v. Attribute, assign.
bireg [< *berik.] adj. Amorphous.
biren [< *berin.] adj. Dear.
bireth [< *berith.] adj. Gaunt.
birgil [< *bergel.] n. Charge, expense, cost.
birgill [< *bergeli-.] n. Periscope.
birio [< *bereo.] v. Co-opt.
biro [< *bero.] n. Jam, preserve.
biro [< biro, "jam, preserve".] v. Preserve.
biron [< *beron.] Be.
birr [< *berh.] n. Knight-errant.
birr [< *berh.] n. Dabbler, dilettante.
birr [< *berh.] adj. Reversed, reverse.
birtho [< *bertho.] adj. Confusing.
bis [< *bes.] n. Replacement, substitution.
bis [< bis, "replacement, substitution".] adj. Deputy, replacement.
bis [< bis, "replacement, substitution".] v. Substitute for, take the place of.
bis [< bis, "replacement, substitution".] Instead of.
bis [< *bes.] n. Lip.
bissiben [< bin, "cult" & -ssi-, "capable" & -be-, "action".] n. Cultivation, tillage.
bissin [< bin, "cult" & -ssi-, "capable".] v. Cultivate.
bissiron [< bin, "cult" & -ssi-, "capable" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Grower, cultivator.
bisst [< *best.] n. Boulevard.
bith [< *beth.] n. Parent.
bith [< bith, "parent".] adj. Parental.
bith [< *beth.] n. Concert.
bitho [< *betho.] n. Albatross.
biyol [< bil, "wave" & -yo-.] v. Corrugate, wave.
blab [< *blab.] n. Button.
blab [< blab, "button".] v. Button.
blab [< *blab.] adj. Immune.
blabi [< *blape.] n. Frame.
blachab [< blab, "immune" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Immunise.
blaffeb [< blab, "immune" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Immunity.
blayob [< blab, "button" & -yo-.] v. Button.
bleb [< *blib.] n. Champion.
bleb [< *blib.] n. Archaeologist.
bleb [< bleb, "archaeologist".] n. Archaeology.
blebeb [< bleb, "champion" & -be-, "action".] n. Championship.
blebi [< *blipe.] n. Water buffalo, water-buffalo.
blib [< *bleb.] v. Grumble, growl.
blib [< *bleb.] n. Eraser, gum.
blib [< blib, "eraser, gum".] v. Erase.
blibi [< *blepe.] adj. Analogous.
blimib [< blib, "grumble, growl" & -mi-, "person".] n. Grouser, grumbler.
blob [< *blop.] adj. Accessory.
blob [< *blop.] n. Mat.
blobi [< *blobe.] n. Cigar-butt, cigar-stub.
blohob [< blob, "mat" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Matter.
blomib [< blob, "accessory" & -mi-, "person".] n. Accessory, accomplice, abettor.
blub [< *blup.] v. Cream, skim.
blubi [< *blube.] n. Accommodation.
bluhubob [< blub, "cream, skim" & -hu-, "similar" & -bo-, "thing".] adj. Bleak.
boch [< *boch.] n. Mallet.
boch [< boch, "mallet".] On the contrary.
bochanc [< bonc, "list" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. List, make a list.
bochas [< bos, "glory, fame, renown" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Put on the map.
bocheffes [< bos, "city state" & -che-, "member" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Citizenship.
boches [< bos, "city state" & -che-, "member".] n. Citizen.
bochon [< bon, "aristocrat" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Aristocracy.
bochor [< *bochor.] n. Matrix.
bochorr [< *bochorh.] n. Wholesaler.
bod [< *bot.] n. Valley.
boda [< *boda.] v. Plough.
bodamu [< boda, "plough" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Plough, plow.
boddor [< *bothor.] adj. Stillborn.
boddron [< *bothron.] n. Rabbi.
boddronn [< *bothronh.] v. Press, stamp, punch.
boddyonn [< *bothi-onh.] n. Darkness.
bodo [< *bodo.] n. Age.
bodo [< bodo, "age".] adj. Aged.
bodo [< bodo, "age".] n. Premium.
bodoth [< both, "position" & -do-, "separation".] n. Tendency, predisposition, propensity.
boffar [< bor, "feeling, sensation" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Palpable, perceptible.
boguth [< both, "position" & -gu-, "former".] n. Exposition, exhibition.
boher [< bor, "feeling, sensation" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Sensitive.
bojel [< bol, "abortion, fiasco, failure" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Ascetic.
bojend [< bond, "bench" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Small bench, stool.
bojuchal [< bol, "abortion, fiasco, failure" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Quash, abort.
bojul [< bol, "abortion, fiasco, failure" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] adj. Abortive.
bojul [< bol, "abortion, fiasco, failure" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] v. Abort, fail.
bol [< *bol.] n. Abortion, fiasco, failure.
bolan [< *bolan.] n. Fission.
bolann [< *bolanh.] n. Ligament.
bolar [< *bolar.] n. Carnation.
bolch [< *bolch.] n. Bed.
bolchoth [< *bolchoth.] n. Sunflower.
bolechad [< bod, "valley" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Validate.
boled [< bod, "valley" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Valid.
boled [< bod, "valley" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Be valid.
boleg [< *bolik.] n. Baking oven, oven.
boleth [< *bolith.] n. Relay.
bolo [< *bolo.] n. Tour guide.
bolo [< bolo, "tour guide".] v. Guide.
bolrun [< *bolrun.] n. Ring binder.
boltho [< *boltho.] n. Moselle.
bolthor [< *bolthor.] n. Bitmap, raster.
bolthorr [< *bolthorh.] n. Tank.
bomas [< bos, "glory, fame, renown" & -ma-, "loving".] adj. Vainglorious.
bon [< *bon.] n. Aristocrat.
bon [< bon, "aristocrat".] adj. Aristocratic.
bon [< bon, "aristocrat".] n. Aristocracy.
bonc [< *bonk.] n. List.
bond [< *bond.] n. Protest.
bond [< bond, "protest".] v. Protest.
bond [< *bond.] n. Bench.
bond [< *bond.] n. Graduate.
bond [< bond, "graduate".] adj. Graduate, certificated.
bongo [< *bongo.] n. Checkers.
bonnas [< *bonhas.] n. Apprentice.
bor [< *bor.] n. Feeling, sensation.
bor [< bor, "feeling, sensation".] v. Sense, feel.
bor [< bor, "feeling, sensation".] Feel.
borad [< *borad.] During, while, whereas, for.
boran [< *boran.] Outward, out, outside.
boras [< *boras.] n. Napkin.
boreg [< *borik.] n. Circumference.
boren [< *borin.] n. Granny.
boreth [< *borith.] v. Taunt, jeer at, jeer.
borgil [< *borgel.] n. Idol worship, idolatry.
borgill [< *borgeli-.] v. Object.
borio [< *boreo.] n. Superhighway, motorway.
borochun [< boron, "trick" & -chu-, "art".] n. Punch card.
boron [< *boron.] n. Trick.
borr [< *borh.] n. Pigeon, dove.
bortho [< *bortho.] n. Light-switch.
bos [< *bos.] n. Glory, fame, renown.
bos [< bos, "glory, fame, renown".] adj. Famous, glorious.
bos [< bos, "glory, fame, renown".] v. Glorify, laud, commend, praise.
bos [< *bos.] n. City state.
bos [< bos, "city state".] adj. Civic.
bossir [< bor, "feeling, sensation" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Sensitive.
bosst [< *bost.] v. Extort.
botad [< bod, "valley" & -ta-, "application".] n. Suitcase, valise.
botend [< bond, "protest" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Resignation, acquiescence, submission.
botes [< bos, "glory, fame, renown" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Inglorious.
both [< *both.] n. Position.
botho [< *botho.] adj. Burnt.
boyor [< bor, "feeling, sensation" & -yo-.] n. Sense.
boyorr [< borr, "pigeon, dove" & -yo-.] v. Bill and coo.
braffes [< bras, "dextrous, skilful, clever" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Skilfulness, expertness, skill.
brag [< *brag.] n. Alabaster.
brag [< brag, "alabaster".] adj. Alabaster.
brag [< *brag.] n. Love of self.
brag [< brag, "love of self".] Himself, self, itself, herself.
braged [< *bragit.] adj. My.
bragedur [< *bragitur.] v. Read through.
bragedurr [< *brakidurh.] n. Direction of travel.
brago [< *brako.] n. Acetylene.
bragol [< *bragol.] n. Harp.
bragyed [< *bragi-it.] n. Offspring, posterity, progeny, issue.
bragyedur [< *bragi-itur.] n. Coltsfoot.
bral [< *bral.] n. Yawn.
bral [< bral, "yawn".] v. Yawn.
bral [< *bral.] n. Lead.
bral [< bral, "lead".] adj. Lead.
bran [< *bran.] n. Return, income.
branadui [< *branatue.] In that way, thus.
brand [< *brand.] n. Ground, earth, ground wire.
brand [< brand, "ground, earth, ground wire".] v. Ground, earth.
branio [< *braneo.] n. Coupon.
brannon [< *branhon.] n. Panther.
brannonn [< *branhonh.] Underneath, down.
brano [< *brano.] adj. Reddish brown, bay.
branwe [< *branwi.] v. Play cards.
branyon [< *brani-on.] None, neither, nobody, no-one.
bras [< *bras.] adj. Dextrous, skilful, clever.
brassen [< *brasin.] n. Slipper.
brassenn [< *brasinh.] n. Answering machine.
brates [< bras, "dextrous, skilful, clever" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Awkward.
brath [< *brath.] n. Diocese.
brath [< *brath.] Exclusively.
brathil [< *brathel.] n. Squad.
brathil [< *brathel.] n. Imprint, print.
brathill [< *bratheli-.] n. Superpower.
brathill [< *bratheli-.] Presumably.
brayon [< bran, "return, income" & -yo-.] n. Interest.
brechath [< breth, "butt, stump, stub" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Top, truncate.
breffan [< bren, "subtraction" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Deductible.
breg [< *brig.] n. Morality, vice.
breged [< *brigit.] n. Instinct.
bregedur [< *brigitur.] n. Stall.
bregedurr [< *brikidurh.] n. Dragnet; troll.
brego [< *briko.] v. Amalgamate.
bregol [< *brigol.] Comprehensively.
bregyed [< *brigi-it.] n. Night spot, night club.
bregyedur [< *brigi-itur.] n. Trombone.
brehel [< brel, "systematic" & -he-, "tendency".] n. System.
breitha [< *brietha.] n. Society.
breithe [< *briethi.] n. Magpie.
breithi [< *briethe.] n. Promethium.
breitho [< *brietho.] n. Musk-ox.
breithu [< *briethu.] v. Creep, crawl.
brel [< *bril.] n. Algebra.
brel [< brel, "algebra".] adj. Algebraic.
brel [< *bril.] adj. Systematic.
bremig [< breg, "morality, vice" & -mi-, "person".] n. Virtuous person.
bren [< *brin.] n. Subtraction.
bren [< bren, "subtraction".] v. Subtract.
brenadui [< *brinatue.] n. Triangle.
brend [< *brind.] v. Come out.
brenio [< *brineo.] n. Hare.
brennil [< *brinhel.] n. Oxygen.
brennon [< *brinhon.] n. Apple juice.
brennonn [< *brinhonh.] In the street.
breno [< *brino.] v. Fatigue, tire out, fag out.
brenwe [< *brinwi.] n. Believer.
brenyon [< *brini-on.] n. Constructed language, planned language.
bres [< *bris.] n. Loot, booty.
bres [< bres, "loot, booty".] v. Prey (upon), loot.
bressen [< *brisin.] v. Snore.
bressenn [< *brisinh.] n. Bottle opener.
breteg [< breg, "morality, vice" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Vice.
bretemig [< breg, "morality, vice" & -te-, "opposite" & -mi-, "person".] n. Evil-doer.
breth [< *brith.] n. Butt, stump, stub.
brethal [< *brithal.] adj. Ape-like, apish, monkey-like.
brethell [< *brithili-.] n. Worsted.
brethil [< *brithel.] n. Nut.
brethill [< *britheli-.] n. Subdirectory.
brig [< *breg.] adj. Chimerical.
brig [< *breg.] n. -ness, property, -ship, -ity, quality.
brig [< brig, "-ness, property, -ship, -ity, quality".] adj. -ish, -like.
briged [< *bregit.] n. Centennial, century.
brigedur [< *bregitur.] v. Insinuate.
brigedurr [< *brekidurh.] n. Dish cloth, dust rag.
brigo [< *breko.] n. Centavo.
brigol [< *bregol.] n. Year-book.
brigyed [< *bregi-it.] adj. Of equal extent, of equal degree.
brigyedur [< *bregi-itur.] n. Steam-boiler.
brihog [< brig, "chimerical" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Chimera.
brijel [< bril, "historical" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Story, anecdote.
bril [< *brel.] adj. Historical.
bril [< *brel.] n. Crime.
bril [< bril, "crime".] adj. Criminal.
brimil [< bril, "crime" & -mi-, "person".] n. Criminal.
brin [< *bren.] n. Kiss.
brin [< brin, "kiss".] v. Kiss.
brinadui [< *brenatue.] v. Hang down, depend.
brinio [< *breneo.] n. Hub-cap.
brinnil [< *brenhel.] n. Pear-tree.
brinnon [< *brenhon.] n. Frog's legs.
brinnonn [< *brenhonh.] n. Tile.
brino [< *breno.] n. Falcon.
brinwe [< *brenwi.] adj. Self-evident.
brinyon [< *breni-on.] Preferably, rather.
brirol [< bril, "historical" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Historian.
bris [< *bres.] n. Mystification.
brissen [< *bresin.] v. Backup.
brissenn [< *bresinh.] n. State organ.
brith [< *breth.] n. Acceptor.
brithal [< *brethal.] n. Tallow, suet.
brithas [< bris, "mystification" & -tha-, "wrong".] v. Swindle, fool, defraud, cheat.
brithas [< bris, "mystification" & -tha-, "wrong".] v. Fool, trick, hoax, mystify.
brithell [< *brethili-.] n. Fortress.
brithil [< *brethel.] n. Dash-board, wainscot, panel.
brithill [< *bretheli-.] n. Stature.
brochos [< bros, "gloss" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Glossary.
brog [< *brog.] adj. Orange.
broged [< *brogit.] n. Bonnet, cap.
brogedur [< *brogitur.] n. Teapot.
brogedurr [< *brokidurh.] adj. Monolingual.
brogo [< *broko.] v. Cut out.
brogol [< *brogol.] adj. Constitutional.
brogyed [< *brogi-it.] On end, for ... together, at a stretch.
brogyedur [< *brogi-itur.] n. Sales price.
brojel [< brol, "gulf, golf" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Bay.
brojen [< bron, "trousers, pants" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Short pants, shorts.
brol [< *brol.] n. -er [person], chap, guy, person, fellow.
brol [< *brol.] n. Gulf, golf.
bromil [< brol, "-er [person], chap, guy, person, fellow" & -mi-, "person".] v. Wail, howl.
bron [< *bron.] n. Trousers, pants.
bronadui [< *bronatue.] n. By-laws, statute, regulations.
bronal [< brol, "-er [person], chap, guy, person, fellow" & -na-, "female".] n. Chick, gal.
brond [< *brond.] n. Aspic.
bronio [< *broneo.] adj. Incendiary.
bronnil [< *bronhel.] n. Price increase.
bronnon [< *bronhon.] n. Sauna.
bronnonn [< *bronhonh.] n. Steel.
brono [< *brono.] n. Chain store.
bronwe [< *bronwi.] Inside.
bronyon [< *broni-on.] n. Pulmonaria, lungwort.
bros [< *bros.] n. Gloss.
brossen [< *brosin.] n. Frying pan.
broth [< *broth.] v. Face, confront.
broth [< *broth.] n. Lower-arm.
brothil [< *brothel.] n. Receipt.
brothil [< *brothel.] v. Concur.
brothill [< *brotheli-.] n. Subject, theme, topic.
brothill [< *brotheli-.] n. Template, pattern, stencil.
broyeg [< brog, "orange" & -ye-, "container".] n. Orange tree.
brubeg [< brug, "sales activity, market" & -be-, "action".] n. Marketing.
brubel [< brul, "ovum" & -be-, "action".] n. Ovulation.
brug [< *brug.] n. Stuffing.
brug [< brug, "stuffing".] v. Stuff.
brug [< *brug.] n. Sales activity, market.
bruged [< *brugit.] v. Have got hold of.
brugedur [< *brugitur.] n. Sideboard, closet, cupboard, cabinet.
brugedurr [< *brukidurh.] n. City periphery.
brugo [< *bruko.] adj. Erotic.
brugol [< *brugol.] n. Lasso.
brugyed [< *brugi-it.] n. Dough, paste.
brugyedur [< *brugi-itur.] Facing, across from.
bruhon [< brun, "wharf, quay, platform" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Exercise-book, notebook, folder.
brui [< *brue.] adj. Defining, determining.
bruina [< brui, "defining, determining" & -na-, "female".] v. Determine, define.
bruina [< brui, "defining, determining" & -na-, "female".] n. Definition.
brul [< *brul.] n. Denunciation.
brul [< brul, "denunciation".] v. Denounce.
brul [< *brul.] n. Ovum.
brun [< *brun.] n. Wharf, quay, platform.
brun [< brun, "wharf, quay, platform".] adj. And.
brunadui [< *brunatue.] n. Pianoforte.
brund [< *brund.] n. Doughnut.
brunio [< *bruneo.] n. Barracks.
brunnil [< *brunhel.] n. Rice-field, paddy field.
brunnon [< *brunhon.] Partly, partially.
brunnonn [< *brunhonh.] n. Carbon copy.
bruno [< *bruno.] n. Attachment.
brunwe [< *brunwi.] adj. Weighty.
brunyon [< *bruni-on.] n. Crockery set.
brus [< *brus.] adj. Impenetrable.
brus [< brus, "impenetrable".] v. Penetrate.
brussen [< *brusin.] n. Patron.
brussenn [< *brusinh.] Above, over.
bruth [< *bruth.] n. Baud.
bruth [< *bruth.] n. Cervelat.
bruthil [< *bruthel.] n. Pastiche.
bruthil [< *bruthel.] v. Earn.
bruthill [< *brutheli-.] n. Shrapnel.
bruthill [< *brutheli-.] n. Tinder, punk.
buber [< bur, "fuel" & -be-, "action".] n. Heating.
bubor [< bur, "pig" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Pork.
buch [< *buch.] adj. Sympathetic.
buchan [< bun, "ability, qualification" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become qualified (to).
buchan [< bun, "ability, qualification" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Qualification.
buchar [< bur, "ash, cinder" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Incinerate.
buchath [< buth, "gush, spurt out, spurt" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Squirt.
buchor [< *buchor.] v. Perform oral sex on.
buchorr [< *buchorh.] n. Dowsing, divination.
bud [< *but.] n. Hand.
bud [< bud, "hand".] n. Mania.
buddor [< *buthor.] n. Chemistry.
buddron [< *buthron.] Sense.
buddronn [< *buthronh.] Extremely, enormously.
buddyonn [< *buthi-onh.] n. Tiger.
budo [< *budo.] n. Security; deposit, pledge.
budo [< budo, "security; deposit, pledge".] v. Warrant, guarantee.
budomi [< budo, "security; deposit, pledge" & -mi-, "person".] n. Hostage.
budu [< *budu.] n. Soap.
buduyo [< budu, "soap" & -yo-.] v. Soap.
bufferr [< burr, "indifferent, immaterial" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Indifference.
buffes [< bus, "affable, good-natured, kind, friendly" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Affability, kindness.
buffus [< bus, "affable, good-natured, kind, friendly" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Most charming.
bugir [< bur, "cake" & -gi-, "place".] n. Confectioner's, confectioner's shop.
bugir [< bur, "pig" & -gi-, "place".] n. Sty.
buhorr [< burr, "picture, image" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Pixel.
buio [< *bueo.] n. Gossip.
buio [< buio, "gossip".] v. Gossip.
buiobe [< buio, "gossip" & -be-, "action".] n. Gossip.
bujeffel [< bul, "discreet" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Modesty, discretion.
bujer [< bur, "cake" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Cupcake.
bujeyer [< bur, "cake" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ye-, "container".] n. Biscuit tin.
bul [< *bul.] adj. Discreet.
bulan [< *bulan.] n. Partner.
bular [< *bular.] n. Usufruct.
bulch [< *bulch.] Inwards.
bulchoth [< *bulchoth.] n. Pair of pincers, pincers.
buleg [< *bulik.] n. Digest.
buler [< bur, "pig" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Piglet.
buleth [< *bulith.] n. Mangosteen.
bulo [< *bulo.] adj. Equal, having equal rights.
bulocha [< bulo, "equal, having equal rights" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Grant equal rights to.
bulrun [< *bulrun.] n. Chalice, goblet.
bultho [< *bultho.] adj. Hollow-eyed.
bulthor [< *bulthor.] n. Spasm.
bulthorr [< *bulthorh.] n. Dust-sheet, loose cover.
bumud [< bud, "hand" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Handle.
bumur [< bur, "fuel" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Heater.
bumurr [< burr, "musical time, tact" & -mu-, "tool".] n. System clock.
bumuth [< buth, "gush, spurt out, spurt" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Nozzle.
bun [< *bun.] n. Ability, qualification.
bun [< bun, "ability, qualification".] v. Qualify.
bund [< *bund.] n. Air.
bund [< bund, "air".] adj. Ethereal; overhead, airy.
bungo [< *bungo.] adj. Elected.
bunn [< *bunh.] n. Presence.
bunn [< bunn, "presence".] v. Be present, attend, witness.
bunnas [< *bunhas.] v. Imitate, mock, echo.
bur [< *bur.] n. Cake.
bur [< *bur.] n. Fuel.
bur [< bur, "fuel".] v. Stoke, heat.
bur [< *bur.] n. Pig.
bur [< *bur.] n. Ash, cinder.
burad [< *burad.] n. Slot.
buran [< *buran.] n. Meal, flour.
buras [< *buras.] adj. Erudite, learned.
bureg [< *burik.] n. Denomination.
buren [< *burin.] n. Flat.
bureth [< *burith.] n. Earphones.
burgil [< *burgel.] n. Self-determination.
burgill [< *burgeli-.] n. Polka.
burio [< *bureo.] n. Emotion.
buro [< *buro.] n. Aroma, flavour.
buro [< buro, "aroma, flavour".] adj. Fragrant, aromatic, nutty.
buron [< *buron.] n. Amphitheatre.
buror [< bur, "fuel" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Stoker.
burr [< *burh.] n. Musical time, tact.
burr [< *burh.] n. Picture, image.
burr [< *burh.] adj. Indifferent, immaterial.
burtho [< *burtho.] adj. Systematic.
bus [< *bus.] adj. Affable, good-natured, kind, friendly.
bus [< *bus.] n. Business, trade.
bussith [< buth, "article, thing, object" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Objective.
busst [< *bust.] n. Label.
butech [< buch, "sympathetic" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Nasty.
butejeffel [< bul, "discreet" & -te-, "opposite" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Indiscretion, meddlesomeness.
butejel [< bul, "discreet" & -te-, "opposite" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Indiscreet, meddlesome.
butes [< bus, "affable, good-natured, kind, friendly" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Gruff, surly, harsh, unkind, rough, sour.
buth [< *buth.] v. Gush, spurt out, spurt.
buth [< *buth.] n. Article, thing, object.
buthebes [< bus, "business, trade" & -the-, "negation" & -be-, "action".] n. Trading.
butheros [< bus, "business, trade" & -the-, "negation" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Merchant, businessman.
buthes [< bus, "business, trade" & -the-, "negation".] v. Trade, negotiate.
butho [< *butho.] v. Draw, pull.
buyarr [< burr, "musical time, tact" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Tactless.
buyer [< bur, "ash, cinder" & -ye-, "container".] n. Ashtray.
buyod [< bud, "hand" & -yo-.] n. Cuff.
buyojer [< bur, "cake" & -yo- & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Gherkin.
buyond [< bund, "air" & -yo-.] v. Ventilate, air out.
buyor [< bur, "cake" & -yo-.] n. Cucumber.
buyur [< bur, "pig" & -yu-, "male".] n. Boar.
byalthor [< *bi-althor.] adj. High-flown, extravagant.
byanc [< *bi-ank.] n. Abutment, buttress.
byaras [< *bi-aras.] n. Leader.
byargill [< *bi-argeli-.] n. Temperament.
byarr [< *bi-arh.] n. Shipper, sender.
byath [< *bi-ath.] n. Bath superintendent.
byelthor [< *bi-ilthor.] n. Baubles, junk jewellery.
byenc [< *bi-ink.] n. Brass band.
byeras [< *bi-iras.] n. Youth hostel.
byergill [< *bi-irgeli-.] n. Moth.
byerr [< *bi-irh.] n. Car hire.
byeth [< *bi-ith.] v. Squirt out, spray out.
byilthor [< *bi-elthor.] v. Sigh.
byinc [< *bi-enk.] n. Digestion, assimilation.
byiras [< *bi-eras.] n. Corkscrew.
byirgill [< *bi-ergeli-.] n. Tart, pie.
byirr [< *bi-erh.] adj. Euphonious.
byolthor [< *bi-olthor.] n. Chess-board, chessboard.
byonc [< *bi-onk.] n. Gallium.
byoras [< *bi-oras.] n. Handiwork; manual labour.
byorgill [< *bi-orgeli-.] n. Stomach.
byorr [< *bi-orh.] To the right, right.
byoth [< *bi-oth.] n. Studfarm.
byulthor [< *bi-ulthor.] n. Shoemaker.
byunc [< *bi-unk.] Another time.
byuras [< *bi-uras.] n. Muse.
byurgill [< *bi-urgeli-.] n. Sunset.
byurr [< *bi-urh.] n. Mountain ridge.
byuth [< *bi-uth.] v. Upload.
cabed [< *kapid.] n. Underscore.
cabed [< cabed, "underscore".] v. Emphasise, underline.
cabel [< cal, "needlework" & -be-, "action".] n. Needlework.
caber [< *kapir.] n. Almanac.
caber [< *kapir.] One more time, encore.
caberr [< *kabirh.] n. Music-box.
cabo [< *kabo.] n. Testimony, certificate.
cabo [< cabo, "testimony, certificate".] v. Bear witness of, testify, attest.
cabomu [< cabo, "testimony, certificate" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Certificate.
cabor [< *kapor.] n. Tendency.
cabor [< cabor, "tendency".] adj. Biased, tendentious.
cachamur [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Application form.
cachar [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Add, adjoin.
cachar [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Join.
cachar [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Accession.
cachardd [< cardd, "underwater" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Dive, sink.
cacharn [< carn, "approach, driveway, access" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Convey, supply, bring.
cachor [< car, "rib" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Fix, repair.
cachor [< car, "rib" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Repair.
cachoror [< car, "rib" & -cho-, "collection" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Repairman.
cadu [< *katu.] n. Barbecue.
cadu [< cadu, "barbecue".] v. Barbecue.
cadumu [< cadu, "barbecue" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Barbecue.
cadwar [< *katwar.] v. Scratch.
cadwarr [< *kadwarh.] n. Palate.
caf [< *kaf.] n. Bump, hump.
caf [< caf, "bump, hump".] adj. Hunch-backed.
cafen [< *kafin.] n. Exit-key.
cafenn [< *kafinh.] n. Hostility to foreigners, xenophobia.
caffemb [< camb, "autumn" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Autumnal.
cafferr [< carr, "absentee" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Present.
cagin [< can, "baked goods" & -gi-, "place".] n. Bakery.
cago [< *kago.] n. Advocate, lawyer.
cago [< cago, "advocate, lawyer".] n. Pettifogger, shyster.
cagu [< *kagu.] n. Girdle; zone, belt.
cagu [< cagu, "girdle; zone, belt".] v. Gird.
caguwo [< cagu, "girdle; zone, belt" & -wo-, "return".] v. Reason, discuss, argue.
cahichaher [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -hi-, "mandatory" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Touchy, easily offended.
cahichar [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -hi-, "mandatory" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Take offence.
cahir [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -hi-, "mandatory".] v. Insult, abuse, offend.
cahir [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -hi-, "mandatory".] n. Abuse.
cahober [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -ho-, "small-item" & -be-, "action".] n. Offering.
cahochen [< can, "wager, bet" & -ho-, "small-item" & -che-, "member".] n. Veteran.
cahol [< cal, "needlework" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Stitch.
cahon [< can, "wager, bet" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Foul weather.
cahon [< can, "wager, bet" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Weather.
cahonachon [< can, "wager, bet" & -ho-, "small-item" & -na-, "female" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Veterinarian.
cahor [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Penthouse, shed.
cahor [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Offer, sacrifice, offer up.
cai [< *kae.] n. Father.
cai [< cai, "father".] n. Homeland, fatherland.
cai [< *kae.] n. Company.
cai [< cai, "company".] n. Compote.
caicen [< cain, "grapevine, vine" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Vital.
caichar [< cair, "martyr" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Martyrdom.
caicho [< cai, "company" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Compare.
caicho [< cai, "company" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Comparison.
caichol [< cail, "cigarillo" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Cigar.
caicu [< cai, "father" & -cu-, "in-law".] n. Father-in-law.
caicuna [< cai, "father" & -cu-, "in-law" & -na-, "female".] n. Mother-in-law.
caiffer [< cair, "martyr" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Martyrdom.
caigin [< cain, "grapevine, vine" & -gi-, "place".] n. Vine.
cail [< *kael.] n. Omen, sign, portent, presage, indication.
cail [< cail, "omen, sign, portent, presage, indication".] v. Forecast, foretell, prophesy.
cail [< *kael.] n. Cigarillo.
cailab [< *kaelab.] n. Music-lover.
caileb [< *kaelib.] All the while, meanwhile.
cailib [< *kaeleb.] n. Kimono.
caill [< *kaeli-.] n. Aerogramme.
cailob [< *kaelop.] adj. Adequate.
cailub [< *kaelup.] n. Memory.
caimanan [< cain, "grapevine, vine" & -ma-, "loving" & -na-, "female".] n. Vitamin.
caimu [< cai, "company" & -mu-, "tool".] v. Compile.
caimu [< cai, "company" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Compilation.
caimubo [< cai, "company" & -mu-, "tool" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Compilation.
caimuho [< cai, "company" & -mu-, "tool" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Compiler.
caimumu [< cai, "company" & -mu-, "tool" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Compiler.
cain [< *kaen.] n. Grapevine, vine.
caina [< cai, "father" & -na-, "female".] v. Mother.
caina [< cai, "father" & -na-, "female".] n. Mother.
caipi [< cai, "father" & -pi-, "half".] n. Stepfather.
caipina [< cai, "father" & -pi-, "half" & -na-, "female".] n. Stepmother.
cair [< *kaer.] n. Martyr.
caironal [< cail, "omen, sign, portent, presage, indication" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Fortune teller.
cairr [< *kaerh.] n. Strike.
cairr [< cairr, "strike".] v. Strike.
caissa [< cai, "father" & -ssa-, "vice".] n. Step-father.
caissana [< cai, "father" & -ssa-, "vice" & -na-, "female".] n. Step-mother.
caitu [< cai, "father" & -tu-, "past".] n. Forefather.
caiya [< cai, "father" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Fatherless.
caiye [< cai, "father" & -ye-, "container".] n. Fatherland.
cajeber [< car, "rib" & -je-, "diminutive" & -be-, "action".] n. Repetition.
cajechar [< car, "rib" & -je-, "diminutive" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Repeat oneself, be repeated.
cajer [< car, "rib" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Repeat.
cajihor [< car, "nasty, abusive" & -ji-, "away" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Offer up, relinquish.
cajirr [< carr, "absentee" & -ji-, "away".] adj. Absent.
cal [< *kal.] n. Needlework.
cal [< cal, "needlework".] v. Sew.
calad [< *kalad.] n. Waterlily.
calaf [< caf, "bump, hump" & -la-, "possessing".] adj. Hunch-backed.
calar [< *kalar.] n. Sulphur, brimstone.
calar [< calar, "sulphur, brimstone".] adj. Sulfuric, sulphuric.
calben [< *kalbin.] n. Industry.
caleb [< *kalip.] Coaxingly.
calebren [< *kalibrin.] n. Shorts.
calefon [< *kalifon.] n. Apple-tart.
caleg [< *kalik.] n. Article, commodity.
caleir [< *kalier.] n. Wall-tile.
calelf [< calf, "trusting" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Entrust, trust, confide, have confidence in.
calelf [< calf, "trusting" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Confidence.
calen [< *kalin.] n. Merchandise, wares, commodity.
calen [< calen, "merchandise, wares, commodity".] n. Variety.
calen [< *kalin.] n. Advertising pillar.
calenn [< *kalinh.] n. Generation.
calf [< *kalf.] adj. Trusting.
call [< *kali-.] n. Corn chamomile.
callon [< *kali-on.] v. Irritate.
calo [< *kalo.] n. Verse.
calo [< calo, "verse".] n. Version.
calobo [< calo, "verse" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Piece of verse.
calod [< *kalot.] n. Bank rate, bank discount.
calon [< *kalon.] n. Cauliflower.
calonn [< *kalonh.] A long time, for a long time.
calowo [< calo, "verse" & -wo-, "return".] n. Tails; lapel, back.
calu [< *kalu.] v. Immigrate.
calu [< calu, "immigrate".] n. Immigrant.
calyeir [< *kali-ier.] v. Hitchhike.
camb [< *kamb.] n. Autumn.
camb [< camb, "autumn".] adj. Autumn.
camif [< caf, "bump, hump" & -mi-, "person".] n. Hunchback.
camland [< *kamland.] n. Paprika.
camuchol [< cal, "needlework" & -mu-, "tool" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Sewing-things.
camuchoyel [< cal, "needlework" & -mu-, "tool" & -cho-, "collection" & -ye-, "container".] n. Sewing-box.
camul [< cal, "needlework" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Needle.
can [< *kan.] n. Wager, bet.
can [< can, "wager, bet".] v. Bet, wager.
can [< *kan.] n. Baked goods.
can [< can, "baked goods".] v. Bake.
canachorr [< carr, "loop, mesh" & -na-, "female" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Machinery.
canad [< *kanad.] v. Shear, cut, clip.
canamud [< canad, "shear, cut, clip" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Scissors.
canann [< cann, "vaccination" & -na-, "female".] v. Vaccinate.
canann [< cann, "vaccination" & -na-, "female".] n. Vaccine.
canarr [< carr, "loop, mesh" & -na-, "female".] n. Engine, machine.
cand [< *kand.] n. Threat, menace.
cand [< cand, "threat, menace".] adj. Threatening, menacing.
cand [< cand, "threat, menace".] v. Menace, threaten.
candirr [< *kanderh.] v. Grinding, scraping.
cann [< *kanh.] n. Vaccination.
cannan [< *kanhan.] n. Muscatel.
canno [< *kanho.] n. Byte.
cant [< *kant.] n. Talent.
cant [< cant, "talent".] adj. Talented.
canto [< *kanto.] n. Theatrical tour, tour.
canto [< canto, "theatrical tour, tour".] v. Go on tour.
canyad [< *kani-ad.] v. Get, cause, make.
car [< *kar.] n. Wing; arm; aisle.
car [< car, "wing; arm; aisle".] Towards, to, toward.
car [< *kar.] n. Rib.
car [< *kar.] adj. Nasty, abusive.
carach [< *karach.] n. Governor.
carag [< *karak.] n. Stress-mark.
caran [< *karan.] In that event.
carch [< *karch.] adj. Abrasive.
carch [< carch, "abrasive".] v. Abrade.
cardd [< *karth.] adj. Underwater.
carddon [< *karthon.] n. Terminus, end-of-the-line.
carddonn [< *karthonh.] n. Non-commissioned officer, non-com.
caren [< *karin.] v. Send about his business, put off.
carfeth [< *karfith.] v. Cover with dust.
cari [< *kare.] adj. On the other side.
cari [< cari, "on the other side".] v. Cross.
cari [< cari, "on the other side".] Beyond, on the other side of, across.
carin [< *karen.] v. Shiver.
carinn [< *karenh.] n. Elbow-room.
caris [< *kares.] v. Demonstrate.
carn [< *karn.] n. Approach, driveway, access.
carn [< carn, "approach, driveway, access".] v. Run, collide.
caron [< can, "baked goods" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Baker.
caron [< *karon.] n. Wire, iron wire.
caronal [< cal, "needlework" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Seamstress, needlewoman.
caronn [< *karonh.] n. Lane.
carr [< *karh.] n. Absentee.
carr [< *karh.] n. Loop, mesh.
carth [< *karth.] Absolutely, in fact, actually.
caru [< *karu.] v. Barricade.
caru [< *karu.] n. Leg.
carube [< caru, "barricade" & -be-, "action".] n. Barricade.
carunal [< *karunal.] v. Know, be master of.
casst [< *kast.] adj. Warm-blooded.
catesst [< casst, "warm-blooded" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Cold-blooded.
cath [< *kath.] n. Adverb.
cath [< cath, "adverb".] adj. Adverbial.
catigir [< car, "rib" & -ti-, "full" & -gi-, "place".] n. Resting place, resting-place.
catint [< cant, "talent" & -ti-, "full".] adj. Gifted, talented.
catir [< car, "rib" & -ti-, "full".] v. Rest, repose.
catir [< car, "rib" & -ti-, "full".] n. Rest, repose.
cau [< *kau.] n. House.
cau [< cau, "house".] n. Hovel, shack.
cau [< cau, "house".] Domestic, domesticated, house-.
cauffu [< cau, "house" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Mansion.
cauje [< cau, "house" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Cottage.
caun [< *kaun.] n. Fold.
caun [< caun, "fold".] v. Fold.
cauna [< cau, "house" & -na-, "female".] v. Dominate.
cauna [< cau, "house" & -na-, "female".] n. Dominion.
caunabe [< cau, "house" & -na-, "female" & -be-, "action".] n. Domination.
cauten [< caun, "fold" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Unfold, spread out.
cayant [< cant, "talent" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Untalented.
cayen [< can, "baked goods" & -ye-, "container".] n. Oven.
cayojer [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -yo- & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Match.
cayonar [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -yo- & -na-, "female".] n. Aluminium, aluminum.
cayonar [< car, "wing; arm; aisle" & -yo- & -na-, "female".] n. Alumina, alum earth.
cebed [< *kipid.] n. Hearing.
cebegil [< cel, "field" & -be-, "action" & -gi-, "place".] n. Camping site, camping ground.
cebel [< cel, "field" & -be-, "action".] v. Be encamped, camp, camp out, lie encamped.
ceber [< cer, "instruction" & -be-, "action".] n. Education.
ceber [< *kipir.] Absolutely.
ceber [< *kipir.] n. Air-fleet.
ceberr [< *kibirh.] n. Indulgence.
cebo [< *kibo.] n. Amber.
cebor [< cer, "recruit" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Cliff, bluff.
cebor [< *kipor.] adj. Odorous, bad-smelling, stinking.
ceboti [< cebo, "amber" & -ti-, "full".] n. Ambrosia.
cecebon [< cen, "current, up-to-date, present-day, present, topical" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Topic.
ceceffen [< cen, "current, up-to-date, present-day, present, topical" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Topicality.
cecetaf [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ta-, "application".] v. Analyse.
cecetaf [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ta-, "application".] n. Analysis.
cecetarof [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ta-, "application" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Analyst, analytical chemist.
cechaf [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Accede.
cecher [< cer, "radish" & -che-, "member".] n. Radish, black radish.
cechochel [< cel, "field" & -cho-, "collection" & -che-, "member".] n. Peasant, countryman.
cechof [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Supporters, following, disciples, adherents, party.
cechol [< cel, "field" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Rural.
cechol [< cel, "field" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Countryside, country.
cechon [< cen, "current, up-to-date, present-day, present, topical" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Actuary.
cedu [< *kitu.] n. Linseed-oil, linseed oil.
ceduyo [< cedu, "linseed-oil, linseed oil" & -yo-.] n. Linoleum.
cedwar [< *kitwar.] n. Crocus.
cedwarr [< *kidwarh.] v. Pout, sulk.
cef [< *kif.] n. Supporter, -er [group member], member, an.
cefen [< *kifin.] n. Debt.
cefen [< cefen, "debt".] v. Owe.
cefenn [< *kifinh.] n. Massacre.
ceffef [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Membership.
cego [< *kigo.] n. Tent.
cego [< cego, "tent".] v. Camp.
cegocho [< cego, "tent" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Camp of tents, tented camp.
cegoyo [< cego, "tent" & -yo-.] v. Camp.
cegu [< *kigu.] n. Pulpit.
ceguce [< cegu, "pulpit" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Cathedral.
cehef [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Anaemia.
ceholl [< cell, "pipe, barrel, tube, channel" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Protuberance, bump, bulge.
ceif [< *kief.] n. Fetter, shackle.
ceif [< ceif, "fetter, shackle".] v. Fetter, shackle.
ceitef [< ceif, "fetter, shackle" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Unchain, unfetter.
cejayomb [< cemb, "window" & -ja-, "leader" & -yo-.] n. Shutter.
cejef [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Dill.
cel [< *kil.] n. Field.
cel [< cel, "field".] v. Camp out.
celad [< *kilad.] n. Conductor.
celar [< *kilar.] n. Baseball.
celben [< *kilbin.] n. Confederation.
celeb [< *kilip.] n. Action committee, action group.
celebren [< *kilibrin.] n. Strip, ray, stripe.
celefon [< *kilifon.] n. Organisation.
celeg [< *kilik.] n. Accuser.
celeir [< *kilier.] n. Flu, grip, influenza.
celen [< *kilin.] n. Apron.
celenn [< *kilinh.] n. Apartment building.
celf [< *kilf.] n. Region.
cell [< *kili-.] n. Pipe, barrel, tube, channel.
cell [< *kili-.] n. Amputation.
cell [< cell, "amputation".] v. Amputate.
cellon [< *kili-on.] adj. Broken down, decrepit.
celo [< *kilo.] n. Burglary.
celod [< *kilot.] n. Digraph.
celon [< *kilon.] adj. Colour-blind.
celonn [< *kilonh.] v. Croak, caw.
celoro [< celo, "burglary" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Burglar.
celu [< *kilu.] n. Weed.
celu [< celu, "weed".] n. Weed.
celugi [< celu, "weed" & -gi-, "place".] n. Meadow.
celyeir [< *kili-ier.] v. Jog.
cemb [< *kimb.] n. Window.
cemb [< *kimb.] n. Nylon.
cemb [< cemb, "nylon".] adj. Nylon.
cemil [< cel, "field" & -mi-, "person".] n. Farmer.
cemland [< *kimland.] n. Dagger.
cemunaf [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -mu-, "tool" & -na-, "female".] n. Aniline.
cemund [< cend, "search, quest" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Search engine.
cen [< *kin.] adj. Current, up-to-date, present-day, present, topical.
cen [< *kin.] n. Pair.
cen [< cen, "pair".] adj. Second.
cen [< cen, "pair".] Two.
cenad [< *kinad.] n. Throw-back, atavism.
cenagir [< cer, "radish" & -na-, "female" & -gi-, "place".] n. Refinery.
cenand [< cend, "czar" & -na-, "female".] n. Czarina.
cenar [< cer, "radish" & -na-, "female".] v. Refine.
cend [< *kind.] n. Search, quest.
cend [< cend, "search, quest".] v. Look for, seek.
cend [< *kind.] n. Czar.
cendir [< *kinder.] n. Classroom.
cendirr [< *kinderh.] But.
cenn [< *kinh.] n. Ivory.
cenn [< cenn, "ivory".] adj. Ivory.
cennan [< *kinhan.] n. Howitzer.
cennann [< *kinhanh.] n. Ophthalmologist.
cenno [< *kinho.] v. Thrust out.
cent [< *kint.] n. Protocol, minutes.
cent [< cent, "protocol, minutes".] v. Take somebody's name, take the minutes.
cento [< *kinto.] v. Insert.
cenyad [< *kini-ad.] v. Take along, bring along.
cer [< *kir.] n. Instruction.
cer [< cer, "instruction".] v. Teach.
cer [< *kir.] n. Recruit.
cer [< cer, "recruit".] adj. Steep, abrupt.
cer [< *kir.] n. Radish.
cerach [< *kirach.] n. Pillow.
cerag [< *kirak.] n. Whole-grain bread.
ceran [< *kiran.] n. Alluvion, alluvium.
ceran [< *kiran.] Nearby.
cerban [< *kirban.] n. Cannibal.
cerch [< *kirch.] n. Altogether, all, everything.
cerdd [< *kirth.] n. Dissertation.
cerddon [< *kirthon.] n. Escalator.
cerddonn [< *kirthonh.] adj. Extraordinary, formidable.
cerfeth [< *kirfith.] Originally.
ceri [< *kire.] adj. Frigid, cold.
cericha [< ceri, "frigid, cold" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Refrigerate.
cerin [< *kiren.] n. Air-gun, air gun.
cerinn [< *kirenh.] n. Glass.
ceris [< *kires.] n. Best-seller.
ceriye [< ceri, "frigid, cold" & -ye-, "container".] n. Refrigerator.
cern [< *kirn.] n. Language confusion, babelism.
cern [< *kirn.] n. Muscle.
cern [< cern, "muscle".] adj. Muscular.
ceroll [< cell, "pipe, barrel, tube, channel" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Fitter.
ceron [< *kiron.] n. Anthracite.
ceronar [< cer, "instruction" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Teacher, female teacher.
ceronn [< *kironh.] adj. Monotonous.
ceror [< cer, "instruction" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Teacher, instructor.
cerr [< *kirh.] n. Republic.
cerr [< *kirh.] adj. Irritating; tart.
cerr [< cerr, "irritating; tart".] v. Irritate, set on edge.
certh [< *kirth.] adj. Affected; moved, touched.
ceru [< *kiru.] n. Globe, ball, ball-bearing.
ceru [< *kiru.] n. Gin.
ceru [< ceru, "gin".] It.
ceruje [< ceru, "globe, ball, ball-bearing" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Marble, corpuscle.
cerunal [< *kirunal.] n. Penitentiary, prison.
cesst [< *kist.] n. Gonorrhoea.
cesst [< *kist.] n. Brandy; liquor.
cetaf [< cef, "supporter, -er [group member], member, an" & -ta-, "application".] n. Anise.
ceth [< *kith.] adj. Intermittent.
ceth [< ceth, "intermittent".] v. Occur intermittently.
cevo [< *kivo.] n. Life.
cevo [< cevo, "life".] adj. Living.
cevo [< cevo, "life".] v. Be alive, live.
cevobo [< cevo, "life" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Living being.
cevotho [< cevo, "life" & -tho-, "manner".] n. Way of life.
cewochar [< cer, "recruit" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Recruit.
cewocherr [< cerr, "republic" & -wo-, "return" & -che-, "member".] n. Republican.
cewolf [< celf, "region" & -wo-, "return".] adj. Regional.
cewor [< cer, "recruit" & -wo-, "return".] v. Recruit.
ceworr [< cerr, "republic" & -wo-, "return".] adj. Republican.
ceyol [< cel, "field" & -yo-.] v. Camp out.
ceyon [< cen, "pair" & -yo-.] adj. Binary.
cia [< *kea.] n. Job, work.
cia [< cia, "job, work".] v. Work.
ciabe [< cia, "job, work" & -be-, "action".] n. Work, toil.
ciabo [< cia, "job, work" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Result of work.
ciaffu [< cia, "job, work" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] v. Work hard.
ciagi [< cia, "job, work" & -gi-, "place".] n. Workplace.
ciahe [< cia, "job, work" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Hardworking.
ciaje [< cia, "job, work" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Trifle.
ciami [< cia, "job, work" & -mi-, "person".] n. Hand, worker, working man, labourer.
ciamu [< cia, "job, work" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Tool.
ciaro [< cia, "job, work" & -ro-, "professional".] adj. Worker.
ciaro [< cia, "job, work" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Working man, worker, workman, labourer.
ciarocho [< cia, "job, work" & -ro-, "professional" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Work force, labour force.
ciarona [< cia, "job, work" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Female worker, female labourer.
ciatehe [< cia, "job, work" & -te-, "opposite" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Slothful.
ciaya [< cia, "job, work" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Unemployed.
ciayaffe [< cia, "job, work" & -ya-, "without" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Unemployment.
ciayami [< cia, "job, work" & -ya-, "without" & -mi-, "person".] n. Unemployed person.
cibed [< *kepid.] n. Cent.
ciber [< *kepir.] n. Brigade.
ciber [< *kepir.] v. Dilute.
ciberr [< *kebirh.] n. Cookie, biscuit.
cibo [< *kebo.] n. Key.
cibocho [< cibo, "key" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Keyboard.
cibor [< *kepor.] n. Astrologer.
cicend [< cind, "cymbalist" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Cymbal.
cichahemin [< cin, "embroil, mix in" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency" & -mi-, "person".] n. Busybody, meddler.
cichahen [< cin, "embroil, mix in" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Meddlesome.
cichahen [< cin, "embroil, mix in" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Meddlesomeness.
cichan [< cin, "consolation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get over, be consoled.
cicharr [< cirr, "embark" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Aboard.
cidu [< *ketu.] adj. Precious, rare.
cidubo [< cidu, "precious, rare" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Rarity.
cidwar [< *ketwar.] adj. Home-made, self-produced.
cidwarr [< *kedwarh.] v. Overhaul, overtake, pass.
cif [< *kef.] n. Dog.
cif [< cif, "dog".] adj. Canine.
cif [< cif, "dog".] n. Monster.
cifen [< *kefin.] v. Screw, fuck.
cifenn [< *kefinh.] n. Cassava.
cifful [< cil, "run" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] v. Run, race.
ciffurol [< cil, "run" & -ffu-, "augmentative" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Runner.
cigil [< cil, "run" & -gi-, "place".] n. Track, running track, course, race-course.
cigir [< cir, "protection, shelter" & -gi-, "place".] n. Shelter.
cigo [< *kego.] n. Equipment, gear; garnish, ornamentation.
cigo [< cigo, "equipment, gear; garnish, ornamentation".] v. Fit out, garnish, trim.
cigol [< cil, "run" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Start running.
cigor [< cir, "goal, purpose, aim" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Aim, take aim.
cigu [< *kegu.] v. Say goodbye.
cigu [< cigu, "say goodbye".] Until, till.
cihomb [< cimb, "vacant" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Cowboy.
cihor [< cir, "goal, purpose, aim" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Celery.
cijef [< cif, "dog" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Small dog.
cijemirn [< cirn, "diabetes" & -je-, "diminutive" & -mi-, "person".] n. Diabetic.
cijent [< cint, "bill" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Bill, ticket, note.
cijerr [< cirr, "decree" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Decree.
cijil [< cil, "run" & -ji-, "away".] v. Abscond.
cil [< *kel.] n. Run.
cil [< cil, "run".] v. Run.
cil [< cil, "run".] n. Curia.
cilad [< *kelad.] n. Accelerator pedal, accelerator.
cilar [< *kelar.] v. Direct, produce.
cilben [< *kelbin.] Little by little, gradually.
cileb [< *kelip.] n. Autopsy.
cilebren [< *kelibrin.] v. Push through.
cilef [< cif, "dog" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Puppy.
cilefon [< *kelifon.] n. Currant juice.
cileg [< *kelik.] n. Blues.
cileir [< *kelier.] n. Comedy.
cilen [< *kelin.] n. Avenue.
cilen [< *kelin.] n. Batch.
cilenn [< *kelinh.] n. World trip.
cilf [< *kelf.] v. Count.
cill [< *keli-.] n. Sculpture.
cill [< cill, "sculpture".] v. Sculpture, carve.
cillon [< *keli-on.] n. Tender.
cilo [< *kelo.] n. Pubic region.
cilo [< cilo, "pubic region".] adj. Pubic.
cilod [< *kelot.] n. Specialised dictionary.
cilohoffe [< cilo, "pubic region" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Puberty.
cilon [< *kelon.] n. Medal etc.], head [of coin.
cilonn [< *kelonh.] n. Nostril.
cilu [< *kelu.] n. Marguerite.
ciluje [< cilu, "marguerite" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Daisy.
cilyeir [< *keli-ier.] n. Insurance policy, policy.
cimb [< *kemb.] adj. Vacant.
cimb [< cimb, "vacant".] v. Be vacant.
cimb [< *kemb.] adj. Old.
cimimb [< cimb, "old" & -mi-, "person".] n. Old man.
cimland [< *kemland.] n. Pullover sweater.
cimulf [< cilf, "count" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Counter, meter.
cimull [< cill, "sculpture" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Chisel.
cimur [< cir, "goal, purpose, aim" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Gunsight, sight.
cimur [< cir, "steering" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Steering wheel; joystick.
cimur [< cir, "protection, shelter" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Shelter.
cin [< *ken.] v. Embroil, mix in.
cin [< *ken.] n. Consolation.
cin [< cin, "consolation".] v. Comfort, console.
cinad [< *kenad.] adj. Civil-law.
cind [< *kend.] n. Cymbalist.
cind [< *kend.] n. Demon.
cind [< cind, "demon".] adj. Demonic.
cindir [< *kender.] n. Latrine.
cindirr [< *kenderh.] n. Armful.
cinn [< *kenh.] n. Miracle.
cinn [< cinn, "miracle".] adj. Miraculous.
cinnan [< *kenhan.] n. Kilometre.
cinnann [< *kenhanh.] n. Parchment.
cinno [< *kenho.] By mistake.
cint [< *kent.] n. Bill.
cinto [< *kento.] n. Seal.
cinyad [< *keni-ad.] v. Suckle.
cir [< *ker.] n. Goal, purpose, aim.
cir [< cir, "goal, purpose, aim".] v. Aim, intend.
cir [< *ker.] n. Steering.
cir [< cir, "steering".] v. Steer.
cir [< *ker.] n. Protection, shelter.
cir [< cir, "protection, shelter".] v. Shelter, protect.
cirach [< *kerach.] adj. Multinational.
cirag [< *kerak.] v. Emit.
ciran [< *keran.] n. Banjo.
ciran [< *keran.] n. Baby.
cirban [< *kerban.] n. Ironing board.
circh [< *kerch.] n. Alcoholic content.
circh [< *kerch.] n. Cathode tube.
circh [< *kerch.] n. Cither.
cirdd [< *kerth.] adj. Bilateral, reciprocal.
cirddon [< *kerthon.] Particularly, specially.
cirddonn [< *kerthonh.] n. Tone.
cirfeth [< *kerfith.] n. Ring.
ciri [< *kere.] n. Jade.
ciri [< ciri, "jade".] adj. Jade.
cirin [< *keren.] n. Archipelago.
cirinn [< *kerenh.] Thus.
ciris [< *keres.] adj. Adapted.
cirn [< *kern.] adj. Archaeological.
cirn [< *kern.] n. Diabetes.
ciroll [< cill, "sculpture" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Sculptor.
ciron [< *keron.] n. Bonze.
cironn [< *keronh.] n. Butt, grip.
ciror [< cir, "steering" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Driver.
cirorn [< cirn, "archaeological" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Archaeologist.
cirr [< *kerh.] v. Decree.
cirr [< *kerh.] v. Embark.
cirth [< *kerth.] Easily.
ciru [< *keru.] n. Subterfuge, trick; trickery.
ciru [< ciru, "subterfuge, trick; trickery".] adj. Contrived.
ciru [< *keru.] n. Consultation.
ciru [< ciru, "consultation".] v. Consult.
cirunal [< *kerunal.] n. Shoulderblade.
cisst [< *kest.] v. Bite off.
cisst [< *kest.] v. Mail, post.
cith [< *keth.] n. Contract.
cith [< cith, "contract".] v. Make a contract.
ciyan [< cin, "consolation" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Desolate.
ciyar [< cir, "goal, purpose, aim" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Pointless, purposeless.
ciyar [< cir, "protection, shelter" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Bleak.
ciyuf [< cif, "dog" & -yu-, "male".] n. Male dog.
claur [< *klaur.] n. Puberty.
claurr [< *klaurh.] n. Machine-tool.
cobed [< *kobid.] n. Energy source.
cober [< *kobir.] n. Representative, delegate, deputy.
cober [< *kobir.] n. Inlet, fjord, loch.
coberr [< *kopirh.] In cash.
cobo [< *kopo.] v. Perfume.
cobor [< *kobor.] adj. Abrupt.
coborn [< corn, "cruel" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Act of cruelty, atrocity.
coboyo [< cobo, "perfume" & -yo-.] n. Perfume.
coceffen [< con, "moose, elk" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Alkaline.
cocen [< con, "moose, elk" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Alkaline.
cocen [< con, "moose, elk" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Alkali.
cochal [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Gild.
cochanacel [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -na-, "female" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Original.
cochanacel [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -na-, "female" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Original.
cochanacemil [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -na-, "female" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -mi-, "person".] n. Eccentric, nut.
cochanal [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -na-, "female".] adj. Aboriginal, original.
cochanal [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -na-, "female".] v. Originate.
cochanal [< col, "gold" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -na-, "female".] n. Origin.
cochand [< cond, "alloy" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fuse, coalesce.
cochar [< cor, "marvel at, marvel, wonder" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Astonishing, amazing.
cochar [< cor, "marvel at, marvel, wonder" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Amaze.
codu [< *kodu.] adj. Terrestrial.
coduhocha [< codu, "terrestrial" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Land.
coduhocha [< codu, "terrestrial" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Landing.
codwar [< *kodwar.] n. Microfilm.
codwarr [< *kotwarh.] Back, backwards.
cof [< *kof.] n. Cart, chariot.
cof [< cof, "cart, chariot".] As, since, because, for.
cofen [< *kofin.] n. Antimony.
cofenn [< *kofinh.] n. Mural painting, mural, wall-painting.
coffurn [< corn, "cruel" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Horrible.
cogo [< *kogo.] v. Wail, lament.
cogoni [< cogo, "wail, lament" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Lamentable.
cogu [< *kogu.] Provided that, if.
cohemun [< con, "moose, elk" & -he-, "tendency" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Lady's mantle.
cohen [< con, "moose, elk" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Alchemy.
cohobor [< cor, "rise, stand, get up, stand up" & -ho-, "small-item" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Exterior.
cohor [< cor, "rise, stand, get up, stand up" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Outside, external, outer.
cohor [< cor, "rise, stand, get up, stand up" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Exterior.
cohor [< cor, "nephew" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. False, untrue.
coi [< *koe.] n. Treatment.
coi [< coi, "treatment".] v. Deal with, treat, handle.
coibe [< coi, "treatment" & -be-, "action".] n. Abuse, treatment.
coibo [< coi, "treatment" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Treatise.
coigu [< coi, "treatment" & -gu-, "former".] v. Extract.
coigube [< coi, "treatment" & -gu-, "former" & -be-, "action".] n. Extraction.
coitha [< coi, "treatment" & -tha-, "wrong".] v. Mistreat, abuse.
cojecerr [< corr, "indecent" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Vague, general.
cojef [< cof, "cart, chariot" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Typewriter carriage, carriage.
col [< *kol.] n. Gold.
col [< col, "gold".] adj. Golden, gold.
colad [< *kolad.] n. Allegory.
colar [< *kolar.] n. Trash, junk.
colben [< *kolbin.] adj. Furnished.
coleb [< *kolip.] n. Fly, balance.
colebren [< *kolibrin.] v. Substitute.
colefon [< *kolifon.] Passively.
coleg [< *kolik.] n. Medicinal herbs.
coleir [< *kolier.] n. Clothespin, clothespeg.
colen [< *kolin.] n. Bastion.
colen [< *kolin.] v. Frame.
colenn [< *kolinh.] That.
colf [< *kolf.] n. Premise, precondition.
colf [< colf, "premise, precondition".] v. Presuppose, posit, take for granted.
coll [< *koli-.] n. Icing.
coll [< coll, "icing".] adj. Glossy.
coll [< *koli-.] n. Impressionism.
collon [< *koli-on.] Prejudicially, detrimentally, disadvantageously.
colo [< *kolo.] v. Tame, train.
colod [< *kolot.] n. Passage.
colod [< colod, "passage".] v. Pass through, cover, go through.
colon [< *kolon.] n. Bas-relief, low relief.
colonn [< *kolonh.] Which, that, who.
coloro [< colo, "tame, train" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Trainer.
colu [< *kolu.] n. Discount, abatement, rebate.
colu [< colu, "discount, abatement, rebate".] v. Rebate, discount.
colyeir [< *koli-ier.] adj. Blood red, blood-red.
comb [< *komb.] n. Baron.
comb [< *komb.] n. Handicap.
comimb [< comb, "handicap" & -mi-, "person".] n. Handicapped person.
comland [< *komland.] n. Summerhouse.
con [< *kon.] n. Moose, elk.
conad [< *konad.] n. Data.
conamb [< comb, "baron" & -na-, "female".] n. Baroness.
conar [< cor, "nephew" & -na-, "female".] n. Niece.
cond [< *kond.] n. Alloy.
cond [< *kond.] n. Obsession.
cond [< cond, "obsession".] v. Obsess.
condir [< *konder.] n. Initial.
condirr [< *konderh.] n. Hostage.
conibor [< cor, "marvel at, marvel, wonder" & -ni-, "worthy" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Wonder.
conir [< cor, "marvel at, marvel, wonder" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Wonderful.
connan [< *konhan.] n. Point of contact.
connann [< *konhanh.] v. Look after, follow up with one's eyes.
conno [< *konho.] n. Memory.
conno [< conno, "memory".] v. Store.
cont [< *kont.] n. Damage.
cont [< cont, "damage".] v. Damage.
conto [< *konto.] n. Aperture, opening.
cor [< *kor.] v. Marvel at, marvel, wonder.
cor [< *kor.] v. Rise, stand, get up, stand up.
cor [< *kor.] n. Nephew.
cora [< *kora.] adj. Flat.
corabo [< cora, "flat" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Plateau.
corach [< *korach.] n. Cargo.
corag [< *korak.] n. Jay.
coran [< *koran.] n. Equivalent.
coran [< *koran.] n. Riddle, enigma, puzzle.
corban [< *korban.] n. Construction worker.
corch [< *korch.] adj. Heavenly.
cordd [< *korth.] n. Bronchial tube.
corddon [< *korthon.] v. Tread.
corddonn [< *korthonh.] n. Tofu.
cori [< *kore.] adj. Mysterious, abstruse.
coriho [< cori, "mysterious, abstruse" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Mystery.
corin [< *koren.] n. Azimuth.
corinn [< *korenh.] n. Terms of employment.
coris [< *kores.] v. Allow, admit.
corn [< *korn.] adj. Cruel.
coroll [< coll, "impressionism" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Impressionist.
coron [< *koron.] v. Hug, embrace.
coronn [< *koronh.] n. Tax increase, tax hike.
coroth [< coth, "electricity" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Electrician.
corr [< *korh.] n. Pillar, column.
corr [< corr, "pillar, column".] n. Colony, settlement.
corr [< *korh.] adj. Indecent.
corth [< *korth.] adj. Abrupt.
coru [< *koru.] n. Cinema.
corugi [< coru, "cinema" & -gi-, "place".] n. Cinema, movie theatre.
coruna [< coru, "cinema" & -na-, "female".] n. Quinine.
corunal [< *korunal.] n. Ceiling.
cosst [< *kost.] adj. So much.
cosst [< cosst, "so much".] That much.
coth [< *koth.] n. Electricity.
coth [< coth, "electricity".] adj. Electric.
cotur [< cor, "nephew" & -tu-, "past".] n. Grand-nephew.
coyof [< cof, "cart, chariot" & -yo-.] n. Wheelbarrow.
coyol [< col, "gold" & -yo-.] v. Gild.
cradan [< *kratan.] v. Join, connect.
cradann [< *kradanh.] n. Panic.
cragis [< cras, "agent" & -gi-, "place".] n. Agency.
cramb [< *kramb.] n. Accessory.
crand [< *krand.] n. Chuck, mandrel.
cras [< *kras.] n. Agent.
crasseg [< *krasig.] n. Nostalgia, pensiveness.
crasst [< *krast.] Sadly.
cratho [< *kratho.] n. Dragonfly.
credan [< *kritan.] n. Yoghurt.
credann [< *kridanh.] n. Scale.
cremb [< *krimb.] adj. Domestic, aboriginal.
crend [< *krind.] n. Bamboo.
cres [< *kris.] adj. Dim.
cresseg [< *krisig.] n. Pill.
cresst [< *krist.] n. Unit of measurement.
cretho [< *kritho.] adj. Musty, mouldy, moldy.
creyos [< cres, "dim" & -yo-.] n. Dusk.
cridan [< *kretan.] adj. Curly, frizzy.
cridann [< *kredanh.] v. Heighten, blow up.
criffes [< cris, "raw, rough, crude" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Crudity.
crimb [< *kremb.] n. Guard-tower.
crimis [< cris, "raw, rough, crude" & -mi-, "person".] n. Churl, boor.
crind [< *krend.] n. Colander, strainer.
cris [< *kres.] adj. Raw, rough, crude.
crisseg [< *kresig.] n. Screech-owl.
crisst [< *krest.] n. Hammock.
critho [< *kretho.] n. Buttock.
crodan [< *krodan.] v. Bleat.
crodann [< *krotanh.] adj. The one after next.
cromb [< *kromb.] n. Anemone.
crond [< *krond.] n. Fungus, mushroom.
croniffes [< cros, "night-blind" & -ni-, "worthy" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Night-blindness.
cros [< *kros.] adj. Night-blind.
crosseg [< *krosig.] n. Convert, proselyte.
crosst [< *krost.] n. Iodine.
crotho [< *krotho.] n. Merry-go-round, carrousel, carousel.
crudan [< *krudan.] n. Municipality.
crudann [< *krutanh.] n. Roller skate.
crumb [< *krumb.] adj. Brunette.
crund [< *krund.] n. Flow, influx; high tide.
crus [< *krus.] n. Fistfight.
crus [< crus, "fistfight".] v. Punch.
crusseg [< *krusig.] n. Narrator, storyteller.
crusst [< *krust.] v. Launch; start, run.
crutho [< *krutho.] n. Pitcher, jug.
cubed [< *kubid.] adj. In working order.
cubel [< cul, "judgement" & -be-, "action".] n. Adjudication, trial.
cuben [< cun, "abiding, lasting" & -be-, "action".] v. Last, hold, continue.
cuber [< *kubir.] n. Approach path, approach route.
cuber [< *kubir.] adj. Favourite.
cuberr [< *kupirh.] n. Lentil.
cubo [< *kupo.] adj. Adult, grown-up, full-grown.
cubol [< cul, "adjacent" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Neighbourhood, vicinity.
cubomi [< cubo, "adult, grown-up, full-grown" & -mi-, "person".] n. Adult.
cubor [< *kubor.] v. Get into a car, get in.
cuchal [< cul, "adjacent" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Approach, come closer.
cuchal [< cul, "fall" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Overthrow, drop.
cuchal [< cul, "fall" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Overthrow, subversion.
cuchan [< cun, "abiding, lasting" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Proceed with, continue, go on.
cuchan [< cun, "abiding, lasting" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Continuation.
cuchan [< cun, "abiding, lasting" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. To be continued.
cuchond [< cund, "time, hour, o'clock" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Time-table, schedule.
cuchumb [< cumb, "translation" & -chu-, "art".] n. Art of translation.
cudor [< cur, "well" & -do-, "separation".] n. Dispute, quarrel.
cudor [< cur, "well" & -do-, "separation".] v. Argue, dispute.
cudu [< *kudu.] n. Twitching.
cudu [< cudu, "twitching".] v. Twitch.
cudwar [< *kudwar.] n. Carburator.
cudwarr [< *kutwarh.] adj. Unassuming, unpretentious.
cuf [< *kuf.] n. Drug.
cuf [< cuf, "drug".] v. Drug.
cufen [< *kufin.] v. Bluff.
cufenn [< *kufinh.] n. Camera.
cuffel [< cul, "adjacent" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Proximity.
cuffer [< cur, "eternity" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Eternity.
cuffulf [< culf, "string, rope, cord" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Hawser, rope.
cugil [< cul, "judgement" & -gi-, "place".] n. Courtroom, court.
cugir [< cur, "refuge" & -gi-, "place".] n. Place of refuge, shelter.
cugo [< *kugo.] n. Pus.
cugo [< cugo, "pus".] v. Discharge pus.
cugu [< *kugu.] n. Pilgrimage.
cugu [< cugu, "pilgrimage".] v. Go on pilgrimage.
cugube [< cugu, "pilgrimage" & -be-, "action".] n. Pilgrimage.
cuhel [< cul, "permission, consent, agreement" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Good-hearted, accommodating.
cuhel [< cul, "permission, consent, agreement" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Accommodation.
cuichen [< cuin, "parliament" & -che-, "member".] n. Member of parliament.
cuil [< *kuel.] n. Consistency, consequence.
cuil [< cuil, "consistency, consequence".] adj. Consistent.
cuin [< *kuen.] n. Parliament.
cuin [< cuin, "parliament".] adj. Parliamentary.
cuina [< *kuena.] n. Snuff.
cuine [< *kueni.] n. Analytical, analytic.
cuini [< *kuene.] n. Petrol can.
cuino [< *kueno.] n. Boy scout, scout.
cuinora [< cuino, "boy scout, scout" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Scouting, scouting movement.
cuinu [< *kuenu.] n. Energetics, energy.
cuio [< *kueo.] n. Angel.
cuio [< cuio, "angel".] n. Archangel.
cuio [< cuio, "angel".] adj. Angelic.
cuithel [< cuil, "consistency, consequence" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Inconsistent.
cujel [< cul, "fall" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Stumble.
cujelf [< culf, "string, rope, cord" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. String.
cujil [< cul, "permission, consent, agreement" & -ji-, "away".] v. Waive, relinquish, renounce.
cul [< *kul.] n. Permission, consent, agreement.
cul [< cul, "permission, consent, agreement".] v. Accede, agree, consent.
cul [< *kul.] adj. Adjacent.
cul [< cul, "adjacent".] By, near to, near, nearby, at, next to, beside.
cul [< *kul.] n. Fall.
cul [< cul, "fall".] v. Drop, fall.
cul [< *kul.] n. Judgement.
cul [< cul, "judgement".] v. Judge.
culad [< *kulad.] n. Bamboo shoots.
cular [< *kular.] adj. Rough, raspy, harsh.
culeb [< *kulip.] n. Dune.
culebren [< *kulibrin.] n. Shawl.
culefon [< *kulifon.] n. Speaker.
culeg [< *kulik.] n. Explorer, researcher, investigator.
culeir [< *kulier.] adj. Showy, bombastic.
culen [< *kulin.] v. Cut off.
culen [< *kulin.] n. Worship service, service.
culenn [< *kulinh.] adj. Counterrevolutionary.
culf [< *kulf.] n. String, rope, cord.
cull [< *kuli-.] n. Motorcycle.
cull [< *kuli-.] n. Paradox.
cull [< cull, "paradox".] adj. Paradoxical.
cullon [< *kuli-on.] adj. Mnemonic.
culo [< *kulo.] n. Committee.
culoche [< culo, "committee" & -che-, "member".] n. Committee member.
culod [< *kulot.] n. Antibody.
culon [< *kulon.] v. Bring in.
culonn [< *kulonh.] n. Creed.
culu [< *kulu.] adj. Absorbent.
culu [< culu, "absorbent".] v. Sip, absorb.
culumu [< culu, "absorbent" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Absorbent; blotter.
cumb [< *kumb.] n. Translation.
cumb [< cumb, "translation".] v. Translate.
cumif [< cuf, "drug" & -mi-, "person".] n. Drug addict.
cumland [< *kumland.] n. Beach.
cumurn [< curn, "diacritical" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Diacritical mark.
cun [< *kun.] adj. Abiding, lasting.
cun [< cun, "abiding, lasting".] v. Continue, last, keep on, endure.
cunar [< cur, "well" & -na-, "female".] n. Whore, hooker.
cund [< *kund.] n. Time, hour, o'clock.
cund [< cund, "time, hour, o'clock".] adj. Hours', hour's.
cundir [< *kunder.] n. Lord.
cundirr [< *kunderh.] n. Prologue.
cunn [< *kunh.] n. Expression.
cunn [< cunn, "expression".] v. Express.
cunnan [< *kunhan.] n. Rent.
cunnann [< *kunhanh.] adj. On the same level, of equal rank.
cunno [< *kunho.] n. Aubade.
cunt [< *kunt.] n. Homage.
cunt [< cunt, "homage".] v. Pay homage to.
cunto [< *kunto.] v. Sift.
cunyad [< *kuni-ad.] n. Jet plane.
cur [< *kur.] n. Eternity.
cur [< cur, "eternity".] adj. Eternal.
cur [< *kur.] n. Well.
cur [< *kur.] n. Refuge.
cur [< cur, "refuge".] v. Take refuge.
cur [< cur, "refuge".] n. Refugee.
curach [< *kurach.] n. Laboratory.
curaf [< cuf, "drug" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Drug abuse, drug addiction.
curag [< *kurak.] adj. Alluvial.
curan [< *kuran.] n. Sole.
curan [< curan, "sole".] Only, solely, alone, just.
curban [< *kurban.] n. Lilac.
curch [< *kurch.] n. Armoury, arsenal.
curch [< *kurch.] n. Audience.
curch [< *kurch.] n. Caesura, break.
curdd [< *kurth.] v. Pronounce.
curddon [< *kurthon.] n. Attorney.
curddonn [< *kurthonh.] n. Accession.
curfeth [< *kurfith.] n. Bands.
curi [< *kure.] n. Public tender.
curibe [< curi, "public tender" & -be-, "action".] n. Tender.
curin [< *kuren.] By tens.
curin [< *kuren.] n. Overhead projector.
curinn [< *kurenh.] In turn.
curis [< *kures.] v. Scratch off, scrape, scrape off.
curn [< *kurn.] adj. Diacritical.
curn [< *kurn.] v. Legitimise.
curo [< *kuro.] v. Murmur, purl, burble, gurgle.
curo [< curo, "murmur, purl, burble, gurgle".] v. Plash, splash, lap.
curol [< cul, "judgement" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Judge.
curoll [< cull, "motorcycle" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Motor-cyclist.
curon [< *kuron.] v. Drape.
curonn [< *kuronh.] adj. Mud-stained, muddy.
curr [< *kurh.] n. Study.
curr [< curr, "study".] v. Study.
curth [< *kurth.] n. Cedar.
curu [< *kuru.] n. Offspring.
curu [< curu, "offspring".] Afterwards, next, subsequently.
curumi [< curu, "offspring" & -mi-, "person".] n. Successor, offspring.
curunal [< *kurunal.] adj. Golden, gold-coloured.
cussinn [< cunn, "expression" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Expressiveness.
cusst [< *kust.] n. Shrub.
cusst [< *kust.] n. Arsenic.
cutel [< cul, "permission, consent, agreement" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Disagree.
cuthamb [< cumb, "translation" & -tha-, "wrong".] v. Mistranslate.
cuthen [< cun, "abiding, lasting" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Temporary.
cyadwar [< *ki-atwar.] n. Homebody.
cyamland [< *ki-amland.] n. Emotional state, state of mind.
cyanno [< *ki-anho.] n. Midge-bite, gnat-bite.
cyarch [< *ki-arch.] n. Paean.
cyari [< *ki-are.] n. Bunch, cluster, sheaf, bundle.
cyaru [< *ki-aru.] n. Ammonia.
cyedwar [< *ki-itwar.] In principle.
cyemland [< *ki-imland.] Upstairs.
cyenno [< *ki-inho.] n. Squash.
cyerch [< *ki-irch.] n. Cotton.
cyeri [< *ki-ire.] n. Example.
cyerigoho [< cyeri, "example" & -go-, "beginning" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Copy.
cyeru [< *ki-iru.] n. Civilisation.
cyidwar [< *ki-etwar.] n. Sensation.
cyimland [< *ki-emland.] n. Testicle.
cyinno [< *ki-enho.] For no reason.
cyirch [< *ki-erch.] n. Builder, building contractor, master builder.
cyiri [< *ki-ere.] n. Seizure, apoplectic fit, stroke of apoplexy.
cyiru [< *ki-eru.] adj. Aberrant.
cyodwar [< *ki-odwar.] n. Sixth.
cyomland [< *ki-omland.] adj. Wasted, spoiled.
cyonno [< *ki-onho.] n. Regiment.
cyorch [< *ki-orch.] n. Liturgy.
cyori [< *ki-ore.] n. Banjo.
cyoru [< *ki-oru.] If the occasion arises.
cyudwar [< *ki-udwar.] adj. Multi-purpose.
cyunno [< *ki-unho.] Like, how, as.
cyurch [< *ki-urch.] n. Pass.
cyuri [< *ki-ure.] By twos.
cyuru [< *ki-uru.] n. Subject.
cyurussi [< cyuru, "subject" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Subjective.
dabeg [< dag, "access, attack" & -be-, "action".] v. Harass, press hard.
dabo [< *dabo.] n. Harm.
dabo [< dabo, "harm".] v. Harm.
dabogo [< dabo, "harm" & -go-, "beginning".] n. Church.
dabor [< dar, "bel" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Beautiful sight.
dacen [< dan, "soul" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Animal.
dacen [< dan, "soul" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Animal.
dachag [< dag, "agreement, settlement, accord, chord" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Bring into agreement.
dachag [< dag, "agreement, settlement, accord, chord" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Reach an accord, come to an agreement.
dachaheg [< dag, "agreement, settlement, accord, chord" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Tractable, manageable.
dachal [< dal, "death" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Deadly.
dachal [< dal, "death" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Slay, kill, liquidate.
dacham [< dam, "acceleration" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Accelerate, pick up.
dacham [< dam, "acceleration" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Acceleration.
dachar [< dar, "bel" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Beautify.
dachebor [< dar, "childish" & -che-, "member" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Kid's stuff, childish act.
dacheffer [< dar, "childish" & -che-, "member" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Childish.
dachejer [< dar, "childish" & -che-, "member" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Baby.
dacher [< dar, "childish" & -che-, "member".] n. Child, infant.
dacur [< dar, "bel" & -cu-, "in-law".] n. Bubble.
dacur [< dar, "bel" & -cu-, "in-law".] v. Bubble.
dad [< *dad.] n. Twitch, tic.
dadben [< *datbin.] n. Haiku.
dadbenn [< *dadbinh.] Us.
daf [< *daf.] n. Neck.
daffer [< dar, "bel" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Beauty.
dafferr [< darr, "autonomic, autonomous" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Autonomy.
daffes [< das, "foundation, element" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Fundamentality.
daffuf [< daf, "neck" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. College.
daffuf [< daf, "neck" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Colleague.
daffur [< dar, "bel" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Lovely.
dafon [< *dafon.] v. Deflorate.
dag [< *dak.] n. Agreement, settlement, accord, chord.
dag [< dag, "agreement, settlement, accord, chord".] adj. In accordance.
dag [< dag, "agreement, settlement, accord, chord".] v. Agree.
dag [< *dak.] n. Access, attack.
dag [< dag, "access, attack".] adj. Aggressive, offensive.
dag [< dag, "access, attack".] v. Attack, assault.
dagi [< *dage.] adj. Piecewise, piece-meal.
dagimicho [< dagi, "piecewise, piece-meal" & -mi-, "person" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Popular.
dagnir [< *dagner.] n. Insect repellent, repellent.
dagnirr [< *daknerh.] n. Halo, nimbus.
dagohof [< daf, "neck" & -go-, "beginning" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Get angry.
dagor [< *dakor.] n. Chemist.
dagro [< *dakro.] n. Sperm.
daheg [< dag, "access, attack" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Aggressive.
dahel [< dal, "death" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Mortal.
daheno [< *dahino.] n. Slug.
dahochaf [< daf, "neck" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Madden, anger.
dahochaf [< daf, "neck" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get angry.
dahof [< daf, "neck" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Cross, angry.
dahof [< daf, "neck" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Be angry.
dahof [< daf, "neck" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Anger.
dahoffuf [< daf, "neck" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Furious.
dahol [< dal, "death" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Mortar.
dahor [< dar, "childish" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Infernal.
dahor [< dar, "childish" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Hell.
dahoyel [< dal, "death" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ye-, "container".] n. Hod.
dai [< *dae.] n. Adaptation.
dai [< dai, "adaptation".] v. Adjust, accommodate, fit, adapt.
dai [< dai, "adaptation".] n. Adapter.
daiber [< dair, "variable" & -be-, "action".] n. Change, variation.
daibon [< dain, "boring, stodgy, tiresome" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Something boring, bore.
daicha [< dai, "adaptation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Adjust, become adapted.
daicha [< dai, "adaptation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Adjustment, adaptation.
daichahe [< dai, "adaptation" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Adaptability.
daidalu [< *daedalu.] v. Whip.
daidelu [< *daedilu.] n. Name day.
daidilu [< *daedelu.] n. Barbed wire.
daidolu [< *daedolu.] n. Prussic acid.
daidulu [< *daedulu.] n. Ramp.
daiffer [< dair, "variable" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Variety.
daimin [< dain, "boring, stodgy, tiresome" & -mi-, "person".] n. Bore.
dain [< *daen.] adj. Boring, stodgy, tiresome.
dain [< dain, "boring, stodgy, tiresome".] v. Bore.
dain [< *daen.] n. World.
dain [< dain, "world".] adj. World-wide.
dainn [< *daenh.] n. Toast.
dainn [< dainn, "toast".] v. Toast, offer a toast.
dair [< *daer.] adj. Variable.
dair [< dair, "variable".] v. Vary.
daiwobe [< dai, "adaptation" & -wo-, "return" & -be-, "action".] n. Readaptation, rehabilitation.
daiyon [< dain, "world" & -yo-.] n. High society.
dajeg [< dag, "access, attack" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Fit, attack.
dajer [< dar, "bel" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Pretty.
dajibod [< dad, "twitch, tic" & -ji-, "away" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Fortification.
dajichad [< dad, "twitch, tic" & -ji-, "away" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Strengthen, fortify.
dajid [< dad, "twitch, tic" & -ji-, "away".] adj. Firm, robust, sturdy.
dajil [< dal, "death" & -ji-, "away".] v. Fail, die away.
dal [< *dal.] n. Death.
dal [< dal, "death".] adj. Dead.
dal [< dal, "death".] v. Expire, die, pass away.
dal [< dal, "death".] adj. Dead.
dalath [< *dalath.] n. Illusion.
dald [< *dald.] n. Beet.
daleb [< *dalip.] adj. Diachronous.
dalen [< *dalin.] v. Mill-cut, mill.
dalenn [< *dalinh.] n. Optical disk.
dalf [< *dalf.] n. Oscillation.
daliant [< *daleant.] v. Thicken.
dalin [< *dalen.] n. Ticket inspector.
dalio [< *daleo.] n. Device driver.
dalio [< *daleo.] n. Opossum.
dall [< *dali-.] v. Cut, mow.
daloth [< *daloth.] adj. Indecent.
dalraf [< *dalraf.] n. Guidebook, guide, handbook.
daltal [< *daltal.] n. Crane.
dalthen [< *dalthin.] n. Dead-end street.
dalthen [< *dalthin.] v. Tune.
dalthenn [< *dalthinh.] Sic, thus.
daltho [< *daltho.] n. Caravan.
dalu [< *dalu.] n. Economics.
dalugo [< dalu, "economics" & -go-, "beginning".] adj. Economical.
dam [< *dam.] n. Acceleration.
dam [< dam, "acceleration".] v. Speed up; promote, accelerate.
damb [< *damb.] n. Demonstration.
damb [< damb, "demonstration".] v. Prove, demonstrate.
damild [< dald, "beet" & -mi-, "person".] n. Birch.
daminar [< dar, "bel" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Beautiful woman, beauty.
dammant [< *damhant.] n. Ogre.
damno [< *damno.] n. Chapter.
damujell [< dall, "cut, mow" & -mu-, "tool" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Sickle.
damulf [< dalf, "oscillation" & -mu-, "tool".] v. Oscillate.
damulf [< dalf, "oscillation" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Oscillator.
damull [< dall, "cut, mow" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Scythe.
damum [< dam, "acceleration" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Accelerator pedal, accelerator.
dan [< *dan.] n. Soul.
dan [< dan, "soul".] adj. Spiritual, of the soul.
dan [< dan, "soul".] v. Animate.
dand [< *dand.] n. Cloud.
dand [< dand, "cloud".] adj. Cloudy; vague.
dandain [< *dandaen.] n. Blackberry.
daneg [< *danik.] v. Adopt, take on.
danen [< *danin.] n. Cycle-bag.
dann [< *danh.] n. Excerpt.
dann [< dann, "excerpt".] v. Use up, wear out.
danne [< *danhi.] n. Admiralty.
dannu [< *danhu.] n. Twins.
danto [< *danto.] n. Visa.
danto [< danto, "visa".] n. Vision.
danwedd [< *danwith.] n. Bone-dust.
dar [< *dar.] n. Bel.
dar [< dar, "bel".] adj. Handsome, lovely, beautiful, fine.
dar [< *dar.] adj. Childish.
dare [< *dari.] n. Infusion, extract.
dare [< dare, "infusion, extract".] v. Infuse.
daren [< *darin.] adj. Ash-blond, ash-blonde.
dargannas [< *darganhas.] n. Pier, landing-stage.
dargul [< *dargul.] n. Lantern.
dari [< *dare.] n. Agriculture, farming, tillage.
dariro [< dari, "agriculture, farming, tillage" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Agrarian, farmer.
darnaith [< *darnaeth.] v. Step across, transgress.
daron [< *daron.] v. Suck out, drain.
daronn [< *daronh.] adj. Unfit for work, disabled.
daros [< das, "foundation, element" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Fundamentalist.
darr [< *darh.] adj. Autonomic, autonomous.
darr [< darr, "autonomic, autonomous".] n. Autonomy.
dartha [< *dartha.] n. Nation.
dartho [< *dartho.] n. Granule, pip, grain.
das [< *das.] n. Foundation, element.
das [< das, "foundation, element".] adj. Fundamental.
dataf [< daf, "neck" & -ta-, "application".] n. Collision.
dateffur [< dar, "bel" & -te-, "opposite" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Nasty, horrible, dismal, dreary.
dateg [< dag, "agreement, settlement, accord, chord" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Discord.
datem [< dam, "acceleration" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Decelerate, slow down.
dater [< dar, "bel" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Ugly, nasty.
dateth [< dath, "confirmation" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Deny.
dath [< *dath.] n. Confirmation.
dath [< dath, "confirmation".] v. Corroborate, confirm.
dathad [< dad, "twitch, tic" & -tha-, "wrong".] adj. Mystic, mystical.
datharad [< dad, "twitch, tic" & -tha-, "wrong" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Mysticism.
datharod [< dad, "twitch, tic" & -tha-, "wrong" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Mystic.
datheffann [< dann, "excerpt" & -the-, "negation" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Inexhaustible.
dau [< *dau.] n. Asset, acquisition, gain.
dau [< dau, "asset, acquisition, gain".] v. Acquire, obtain, get, attain.
daube [< dau, "asset, acquisition, gain" & -be-, "action".] n. Acquisition.
daubo [< dau, "asset, acquisition, gain" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Gain, acquisition, accession.
dauffa [< dau, "asset, acquisition, gain" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Obtainable.
daug [< *daug.] n. Behaviour, conduct, deportment.
daug [< daug, "behaviour, conduct, deportment".] v. Behave, conduct oneself.
daul [< *daul.] n. Sexual pleasure, lust.
daul [< daul, "sexual pleasure, lust".] adj. Voluptuous.
daumal [< daul, "sexual pleasure, lust" & -ma-, "loving".] adj. Lascivious, lusty.
daumil [< daul, "sexual pleasure, lust" & -mi-, "person".] n. Debauchee, lecher.
daumur [< daur, "print" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Printer.
daur [< *daur.] n. Print.
daur [< daur, "print".] v. Print.
dauthog [< daug, "behaviour, conduct, deportment" & -tho-, "manner".] n. Behaviour; policy.
dauwo [< dau, "asset, acquisition, gain" & -wo-, "return".] v. Recover.
dawon [< dan, "soul" & -wo-, "return".] v. Reanimate.
dayacher [< dar, "childish" & -ya-, "without" & -che-, "member".] adj. Childless.
dayahochal [< dal, "death" & -ya-, "without" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Chip, chip off.
dayal [< dal, "death" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Immortal.
dayof [< daf, "neck" & -yo-.] n. Collar.
deben [< den, "repellent, repulsive, repelling" & -be-, "action".] n. Luring, enticement.
deben [< den, "guide" & -be-, "action".] n. Guidance, leadership.
deben [< den, "mixture" & -be-, "action".] n. Mixing.
deberr [< derr, "suggestion, offer, proposal" & -be-, "action".] n. Offer, tender.
debo [< *dibo.] n. Boogie, boogie-woogie.
debog [< deg, "communication" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Communication; communiqué.
debon [< den, "repellent, repulsive, repelling" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Bait.
debor [< der, "petulant, frolicsome, frolic" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Trick, prank.
debor [< der, "crevice, crack" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Crevice, crack.
decem [< dem, "social" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Social.
deceram [< dem, "social" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Socialism.
decerom [< dem, "social" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Socialist.
dechad [< ded, "automaton" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Automate.
dechad [< ded, "automaton" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Automation.
dechal [< del, "full, complete" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fill in, fill up, fill.
dechal [< del, "full, complete" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become full.
dechan [< den, "mixture" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Mingle, blend, mix.
dechar [< der, "crevice, crack" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Split, burst.
dechar [< der, "crevice, crack" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Cracked.
dechar [< der, "identity" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Identify.
dechar [< der, "identity" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Identify.
decharr [< derr, "trick, habit" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become accustomed, get used (to).
dechell [< dell, "society, club" & -che-, "member".] n. Club member.
dechem [< dem, "tribe" & -che-, "member".] n. Tribe member.
decher [< der, "cape" & -che-, "member".] n. Cabin, hut, shack.
deches [< des, "parish" & -che-, "member".] n. Parishioner.
dechoben [< den, "preparatory, preliminary, prior" & -cho-, "collection" & -be-, "action".] n. Preparation.
dechochan [< den, "preparatory, preliminary, prior" & -cho-, "collection" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get ready.
dechojer [< der, "cape" & -cho-, "collection" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Cabaret.
dechon [< den, "preparatory, preliminary, prior" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Prepare.
dechon [< den, "preparatory, preliminary, prior" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Preparation.
dechothon [< den, "preparatory, preliminary, prior" & -cho-, "collection" & -tho-, "manner".] n. Method of preparation.
ded [< *did.] n. Automaton.
ded [< ded, "automaton".] adj. Automatic.
dedben [< *ditbin.] At least.
dedbenn [< *didbinh.] n. Bag, sack.
def [< *dif.] v. Defile, profane.
deffer [< der, "home" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Homey.
deffer [< der, "identity" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Identity.
deffun [< den, "mouth" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Mouth, muzzle, jaws.
defon [< *difon.] n. Dynamo.
deg [< *dik.] adj. Bankrupt.
deg [< deg, "bankrupt".] v. Be bankrupt, go broke.
deg [< deg, "bankrupt".] n. Bankrupt.
deg [< deg, "bankrupt".] n. Bankruptcy, failure.
deg [< *dik.] n. Communication.
deg [< deg, "communication".] v. Report, communicate.
degi [< *dige.] n. Prayer.
degi [< degi, "prayer".] v. Pray.
degigi [< degi, "prayer" & -gi-, "place".] n. Kirk, church.
degill [< dell, "society, club" & -gi-, "place".] n. Clubhouse.
degnir [< *digner.] n. Motion.
degnirr [< *diknerh.] n. Redskin.
degor [< *dikor.] n. Gill.
degro [< *dikro.] n. Rather, rearguard.
degug [< deg, "communication" & -gu-, "former".] n. Anathema, ban, excommunication.
deheno [< *dihino.] n. Brace, cramp-iron.
deher [< der, "petulant, frolicsome, frolic" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Playful, mischievous.
dejam [< dem, "tribe" & -ja-, "leader".] n. Chief, chieftain.
dejas [< des, "parish" & -ja-, "leader".] n. Pastor, vicar.
dejebof [< def, "defile, profane" & -je-, "diminutive" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Prophecy.
dejef [< def, "defile, profane" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Foretell, forecast, prophesy.
dejef [< def, "defile, profane" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Prophet.
dejehem [< dem, "social" & -je-, "diminutive" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Sociable.
dejem [< dem, "social" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Society.
dejuher [< der, "petulant, frolicsome, frolic" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Wantonness.
dejumb [< demb, "stamp-collecting, philately" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] n. Philately, stamp-collecting.
dejur [< der, "petulant, frolicsome, frolic" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] adj. Wanton.
del [< *dil.] adj. Full, complete.
delath [< *dilath.] n. Morning.
deld [< *dild.] n. Catastrophe.
deld [< deld, "catastrophe".] adj. Miserable, catastrophic.
deleb [< *dilip.] n. Airmail.
delen [< *dilin.] n. Foreground.
delenn [< *dilinh.] n. Piece of music.
delf [< *dilf.] n. Flood.
delf [< delf, "flood".] v. Flood.
delf [< *dilf.] n. Armour.
delf [< delf, "armour".] v. Armour.
deliant [< *dileant.] For our part.
delin [< *dilen.] adj. Funny, queer, funny-looking.
delio [< *dileo.] n. Peat.
deliogi [< delio, "peat" & -gi-, "place".] n. Peat-bog.
dell [< *dili-.] n. Society, club.
deloth [< *diloth.] n. Hockey.
delraf [< *dilraf.] adj. Recommended; registered.
deltal [< *diltal.] n. Musical.
delthen [< *dilthin.] n. Adherents, party members, followers, disciples.
delthen [< *dilthin.] n. Sonata.
delthenn [< *dilthinh.] n. Trajectory.
deltho [< *diltho.] n. Working capital.
delu [< *dilu.] n. Tear.
delu [< delu, "tear".] v. Tear, rip.
delucha [< delu, "tear" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Torn.
deludo [< delu, "tear" & -do-, "separation".] v. Tear.
dem [< *dim.] adj. Social.
dem [< *dim.] n. Tribe.
dem [< dem, "tribe".] adj. Tribal.
demb [< *dimb.] n. Stamp-collecting, philately.
demig [< deg, "bankrupt" & -mi-, "person".] n. Bankrupt.
demmant [< *dimhant.] n. Profession.
demno [< *dimno.] n. Atrophy.
demuf [< def, "defile, profane" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Profile.
demug [< deg, "communication" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Means of communication.
demun [< den, "repellent, repulsive, repelling" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Bait.
demun [< den, "guide" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Guide-book.
demun [< den, "mixture" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Mixer.
den [< *din.] n. Mouth.
den [< den, "mouth".] adj. Oral.
den [< *din.] adj. Repellent, repulsive, repelling.
den [< den, "repellent, repulsive, repelling".] v. Attract, lure, decoy.
den [< *din.] adj. Preparatory, preliminary, prior.
den [< *din.] n. Guide.
den [< den, "guide".] v. Conduct, head, direct, lead, guide.
den [< *din.] n. Mixture.
den [< den, "mixture".] v. Mingle, shuffle, mix, blend.
denajer [< der, "cape" & -na-, "female" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Cabinet.
denarr [< derr, "adolescent, teenage boy" & -na-, "female".] n. Adolescent, teenage girl.
dend [< *dind.] n. Pollution.
dend [< dend, "pollution".] v. Pollute.
deneg [< *dinik.] n. Census.
denen [< *dinin.] n. Diesel.
denn [< *dinh.] v. Build, build from wood.
denn [< *dinh.] n. Chip.
denn [< denn, "chip".] adj. Cheap, inexpensive.
denn [< *dinh.] n. Postage.
denn [< denn, "postage".] v. Prepay, put on stamps.
denn [< *dinh.] n. Ethos, atmosphere, mood.
denne [< *dinhi.] n. Inhabitant.
dennu [< *dinhu.] n. Smokestack, chimney.
dento [< *dinto.] Beautifully.
denwedd [< *dinwith.] n. Petition.
der [< *dir.] adj. Petulant, frolicsome, frolic.
der [< der, "petulant, frolicsome, frolic".] v. Frolic.
der [< *dir.] n. Crevice, crack.
der [< der, "crevice, crack".] v. Split.
der [< *dir.] n. Home.
der [< der, "home".] adj. Domestic.
der [< *dir.] n. Identity.
der [< der, "identity".] adj. Identical.
der [< *dir.] n. Cape.
deram [< dem, "tribe" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Tribalism.
dere [< *diri.] n. Night-watch.
deren [< *dirin.] Chiefly.
derero [< dere, "night-watch" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Watchman.
dergannas [< *dirganhas.] n. Verb.
dergul [< *dirgul.] n. Fashion model, mannequin.
deri [< *dire.] n. Assimilation.
deri [< deri, "assimilation".] v. Assimilate.
deribe [< deri, "assimilation" & -be-, "action".] n. Assimilation.
dern [< *dirn.] n. Rust.
dern [< dern, "rust".] adj. Rusty.
dern [< dern, "rust".] v. Rust.
dernaith [< *dirnaeth.] n. Attic.
deron [< den, "guide" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Guide.
deron [< *diron.] v. Flutter, wave, flirt; flit.
deronn [< denn, "build, build from wood" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Carpenter.
deronn [< *dironh.] adj. Voluntary, willing.
derr [< *dirh.] n. Suggestion, offer, proposal.
derr [< derr, "suggestion, offer, proposal".] v. Propose, suggest, offer.
derr [< *dirh.] n. Sun.
derr [< derr, "sun".] adj. Sunny.
derr [< *dirh.] n. Adolescent, teenage boy.
derr [< *dirh.] n. Trick, habit.
dertho [< *dirtho.] n. Convulsion.
dertho [< *dirtho.] Usually, ordinarily.
des [< *dis.] n. Parish.
des [< des, "parish".] adj. Parochial.
dessil [< del, "full, complete" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Legal authority, empowerment.
detad [< ded, "automaton" & -ta-, "application".] v. Automate.
deten [< den, "repellent, repulsive, repelling" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Repellent, repelling, repulsive.
deth [< *dith.] n. Brush.
deth [< deth, "brush".] v. Brush.
detil [< del, "full, complete" & -ti-, "full".] adj. Replete, brimming.
detin [< den, "mouth" & -ti-, "full".] n. Mouthful, morsel, bite.
detinn [< denn, "ethos, atmosphere, mood" & -ti-, "full".] adj. Atmospheric.
deyamir [< der, "home" & -ya-, "without" & -mi-, "person".] n. Homeless person.
deyar [< der, "home" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Homeless.
deyochal [< del, "full, complete" & -yo- & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be fulfilled, come true.
deyol [< del, "full, complete" & -yo-.] v. Achieve, perform, observe, keep, accomplish.
deyon [< den, "mouth" & -yo-.] v. Muzzle.
deyon [< den, "mouth" & -yo-.] n. Muzzle.
deyorr [< derr, "sun" & -yo-.] v. Sun, take a sunbath, sun oneself.
dibem [< dim, "crown" & -be-, "action".] n. Coronation.
dibenn [< dinn, "detention, arrest, apprehension" & -be-, "action".] n. Arrest, apprehension, detention.
dibes [< dis, "movement" & -be-, "action".] n. Movement.
dibo [< *debo.] n. Phenomenon.
dibo [< dibo, "phenomenon".] adj. Phenomenal.
dibon [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Disgusting thing.
dichag [< dig, "progress" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Move forward, advance, foment.
dichar [< dir, "happiness" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Delight.
dicharn [< dirn, "double, dual" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Double.
dichas [< dis, "movement" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Move.
dichel [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -che-, "member".] n. Nightshade.
dichobof [< dif, "nearby, adjacent, neighbouring" & -cho-, "collection" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Neighbourhood, vicinity.
dichof [< dif, "nearby, adjacent, neighbouring" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Neighbour.
dichoffef [< dif, "nearby, adjacent, neighbouring" & -cho-, "collection" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Neighbourhood.
dichon [< din, "friend" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Circle of friends.
dichorr [< dirr, "middle-class citizen, bourgeois" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Bourgeoisie.
did [< *ded.] adj. Washable.
did [< did, "washable".] v. Erase, wipe off, wipe, delete.
didben [< *detbin.] n. Initial.
didbenn [< *dedbinh.] For nothing, gratis, free.
dif [< *def.] adj. Nearby, adjacent, neighbouring.
diffas [< dis, "movement" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Mobile.
diffel [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Solitary, lonely.
diffel [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Solitude.
diffen [< din, "friend" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Friendship.
differ [< dir, "happiness" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Happiness.
dig [< *dek.] n. Progress.
dig [< dig, "progress".] v. Proceed, progress, get along.
dig [< *dek.] n. Doubt.
dig [< dig, "doubt".] adj. Doubtful.
dig [< dig, "doubt".] v. Doubt.
digi [< *dege.] n. Agriculture.
digiro [< digi, "agriculture" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Farmer.
dignir [< *degner.] v. Click, clap, rattle.
dignirr [< *deknerh.] n. Forsythia.
digor [< *dekor.] v. Dictate.
digro [< *dekro.] n. Scarecrow.
diheg [< dig, "progress" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Progressive.
diheno [< *dehino.] By chance, by accident.
diholl [< dill, "chain" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Link.
dijeben [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -je-, "diminutive" & -be-, "action".] n. Acquisition, going shopping, purchase.
dijebon [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -je-, "diminutive" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Purchase.
dijeffan [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. For sale.
dijell [< dill, "panties, drawers, underpants" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Briefs.
dijen [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Buy, purchase.
dijen [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Purchase.
dijichad [< did, "washable" & -ji-, "away" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be wiped away, be expunged.
dijid [< did, "washable" & -ji-, "away".] v. Delete.
dil [< *del.] adj. Solitary, sole, only, alone.
dild [< *deld.] adj. Without any prospects.
dilechan [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Decisive.
dilechan [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Make up one's mind.
dilechan [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Decision-making.
dilechoffel [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -le-, "offspring" & -cho-, "collection" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Solidarity.
dilechol [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -le-, "offspring" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Standing together.
dilechol [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -le-, "offspring" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Solidarity.
dileffel [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -le-, "offspring" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Virtue.
dileffen [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Firmness, resolution, peremptoriness, decision.
dilel [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Solid, firm.
dilem [< dim, "price" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Preside.
dilem [< dim, "price" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Presidium.
dilem [< dim, "price" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Leadership, chairmanship.
dilen [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Decisive.
dilen [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Decide.
dilen [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Decision.
dilen [< *delin.] n. Badminton.
dilenn [< *delinh.] n. Cocktail.
dilf [< *delf.] n. Competition.
dilf [< dilf, "competition".] v. Compete.
dilf [< *delf.] n. Paranoia.
dilf [< dilf, "paranoia".] adj. Paranoid.
diliant [< *deleant.] n. Afternoon.
dilin [< *delen.] adj. Streamlined.
dilio [< *deleo.] n. Couch-grass.
dill [< *deli-.] n. Chain.
dill [< *deli-.] adj. Fantastic, of fantasy.
dill [< *deli-.] n. Panties, drawers, underpants.
diloth [< *deloth.] n. Wallflower.
dilraf [< *delraf.] n. Forklift.
diltal [< *deltal.] n. Confirmation.
dilthen [< *delthin.] n. Oyster.
dilthen [< *delthin.] n. Breadwinner.
dilthenn [< *delthinh.] n. Trestle, workbench, bench, easel.
diltho [< *deltho.] n. Lute.
dilu [< *delu.] adj. Sixtieth.
dilu [< dilu, "sixtieth".] Sixty.
dim [< *dem.] n. Price.
dim [< *dem.] n. Crown.
dim [< dim, "crown".] v. Crown.
dimb [< *demb.] v. Couple.
dimil [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -mi-, "person".] n. Single, unattached man, single man.
dimill [< dill, "fantastic, of fantasy" & -mi-, "person".] n. Dreamer, crank.
dimin [< din, "terrible, awful, rotten" & -mi-, "person".] n. Wretch.
dimir [< dir, "happiness" & -mi-, "person".] n. Happy person, lucky person.
dimmant [< *demhant.] n. Salvage money, salvage.
dimno [< *demno.] n. Inch.
dimud [< did, "washable" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Wiper, eraser.
dimumb [< dimb, "couple" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Clutch.
din [< *den.] n. Friend.
din [< din, "friend".] adj. Friendly.
din [< *den.] adj. Suitable, fitting, decent, proper.
din [< din, "suitable, fitting, decent, proper".] v. Befit, be fitting.
din [< *den.] adj. Terrible, awful, rotten.
dinan [< din, "friend" & -na-, "female".] n. Friend.
dinand [< dind, "aide, assistant, helper" & -na-, "female".] n. Assistant, lady help.
dind [< *dend.] n. Aide, assistant, helper.
dindain [< *dendaen.] On occasion, by chance.
dinechen [< dinen, "cloth" & -che-, "member".] n. Toucan.
dineg [< *denik.] v. Cast, shed.
dinen [< *denin.] n. Cloth.
dinig [< dig, "doubt" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Doubtful.
dinn [< *denh.] n. Detention, arrest, apprehension.
dinn [< dinn, "detention, arrest, apprehension".] v. Arrest.
dinn [< *denh.] n. Pattern.
dinn [< dinn, "pattern".] The.
dinn [< dinn, "pattern".] De-.
dinne [< *denhi.] n. Grandparents.
dinnu [< *denhu.] adj. Toxic.
dinnuffe [< dinnu, "toxic" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Toxicity.
dinto [< *dento.] v. Introduce, entwine.
dinwedd [< *denwith.] adj. Posthumous.
dir [< *der.] n. Happiness.
dir [< dir, "happiness".] adj. Fortunate, happy.
dire [< *deri.] n. Aurochs.
diren [< *derin.] v. Delight.
direna [< dire, "aurochs" & -na-, "female".] v. Urinate.
direna [< dire, "aurochs" & -na-, "female".] n. Urine.
direnaye [< dire, "aurochs" & -na-, "female" & -ye-, "container".] n. Chamber pot.
dirgannas [< *derganhas.] n. Winter.
dirgul [< *dergul.] n. Musician, music-maker.
diri [< *dere.] v. Reflect.
diriwomu [< diri, "reflect" & -wo-, "return" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Reflector.
dirn [< *dern.] adj. Double, dual.
dirnaith [< *dernaeth.] adj. Outdoor, open-air.
dirol [< dil, "solitary, sole, only, alone" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Soloist.
diron [< *deron.] adj. Archaic.
dirr [< *derh.] n. Middle-class citizen, bourgeois.
dirr [< dirr, "middle-class citizen, bourgeois".] adj. Middle-class, bourgeois.
dirtho [< *dertho.] Abed.
dirtho [< *dertho.] n. Morning star.
dis [< *des.] n. Movement.
dis [< dis, "movement".] adj. Motoric, locomotive.
dis [< dis, "movement".] v. Move.
dissild [< dild, "without any prospects" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Perspective.
ditechar [< dir, "happiness" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Miserable.
diteffen [< din, "friend" & -te-, "opposite" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Enmity.
diteg [< dig, "progress" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Recede, decline.
ditemb [< dimb, "couple" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Uncouple.
ditemir [< dir, "happiness" & -te-, "opposite" & -mi-, "person".] n. Unfortunate.
diten [< din, "friend" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Enemy.
diten [< din, "friend" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Hostile.
diter [< dir, "happiness" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Unhappy.
dith [< *deth.] n. Yoke.
dith [< dith, "yoke".] v. Yoke.
diwocem [< dim, "price" & -wo-, "return" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Reprisal.
diyan [< din, "friend" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Friendless.
diyas [< dis, "movement" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Motionless.
doben [< don, "radio" & -be-, "action".] n. Radiation.
dober [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -be-, "action".] n. Reverie.
dobo [< *dopo.] n. Mustard.
dobod [< dod, "monster" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Monstrosity.
dobon [< don, "bed" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Bedding, bed-clothes.
doborn [< dorn, "support" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Abutment.
doboye [< dobo, "mustard" & -ye-, "container".] n. Mustard pot.
doceg [< dog, "elf" & -ce-, "abstraction".] v. Fall out.
dochag [< dog, "code" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Encode; codify.
dochal [< dol, "habitation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Accommodation.
dochall [< doll, "dye, colour" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Paint, colour.
dochan [< don, "date" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Date.
dochann [< donn, "mutual understanding" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Understand each other, communicate.
dochen [< don, "bed" & -che-, "member".] n. Litany.
dochog [< dog, "elf" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Achieve, accomplish, finish.
dochon [< don, "inhabitant" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Population.
docissim [< dom, "respect" & -ci-, "retro" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Retrospective.
dod [< *dot.] n. Monster.
dod [< dod, "monster".] adj. Monstrous.
dodben [< *dodbin.] n. Avalanche.
dodbenn [< *dotbinh.] n. Parameter.
dodobes [< dos, "discussion" & -do-, "separation" & -be-, "action".] n. Discussion.
dodochas [< dos, "discussion" & -do-, "separation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Raise the subject of, bring up.
dodon [< don, "radio" & -do-, "separation".] v. Emit.
dodonis [< dos, "discussion" & -do-, "separation" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Worthy of discussion.
dodos [< dos, "discussion" & -do-, "separation".] v. Discuss.
dof [< *dof.] n. Scent, odour, smell.
dof [< dof, "scent, odour, smell".] v. Reek, smell bad, stink.
dof [< dof, "scent, odour, smell".] v. Smell, give off an odour, reek.
doffal [< dol, "habitation" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Inhabitable.
doffed [< dod, "monster" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Monstrosity.
doffenn [< donn, "frivolous" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Frivolity.
dofon [< *dofon.] n. Design, outline, sketch.
dofon [< dofon, "design, outline, sketch".] v. Plan, sketch.
dog [< *dok.] n. Elf.
dog [< *dok.] n. Code.
dog [< dog, "code".] v. Encode.
dogi [< *doge.] n. Decanter, carafe.
dogi [< dogi, "decanter, carafe".] v. Decanter.
dogil [< dol, "habitation" & -gi-, "place".] n. Abode, dwelling, residence, accommodation.
dognir [< *dogner.] n. Consonant.
dognirr [< *doknerh.] n. Floor.
dogol [< dol, "habitation" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Take up residence.
dogro [< *dokro.] n. Dilemma.
doheno [< *dohino.] n. Compost.
dohir [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -hi-, "mandatory".] v. Resell.
dohon [< don, "bed" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Letter.
dohoyon [< don, "bed" & -ho-, "small-item" & -yo-.] v. Spell.
dojuchan [< don, "his" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Affiliate.
dojuchan [< don, "his" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Affiliate.
dol [< *dol.] n. Habitation.
dol [< dol, "habitation".] v. Dwell, live.
dol [< dol, "habitation".] n. Loge, box; lodge.
dolath [< *dolath.] About, concerning.
dold [< *dold.] adj. Jubilant.
doleb [< *dolip.] v. State, assert.
dolen [< *dolin.] n. Anti-aircraft defence, air-defence.
dolenn [< *dolinh.] n. Frost.
doler [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -le-, "offspring".] v. See again.
dolf [< *dolf.] n. Sky, heaven.
dolf [< dolf, "sky, heaven".] adj. Celestial, heavenly.
dolf [< dolf, "sky, heaven".] In every way.
doliant [< *doleant.] n. Radio station.
dolin [< *dolen.] n. Ambulance; field hospital.
dolio [< *doleo.] n. Algorithm.
dolio [< *doleo.] n. Truce; cease-fire.
doll [< *doli-.] n. Dye, colour.
doloth [< *doloth.] n. Jack.
dolraf [< *dolraf.] Backwards, aback.
doltal [< *doltal.] adj. Broad-minded.
dolthen [< *dolthin.] n. Pluperfect.
dolthen [< *dolthin.] adj. Poetic.
dolthenn [< *dolthinh.] n. Sunlight.
doltho [< *doltho.] n. Hippie.
dolu [< *dolu.] n. Acupuncture.
doluro [< dolu, "acupuncture" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Acupuncturist.
dom [< *dom.] n. Respect.
dom [< dom, "respect".] v. Watch.
domb [< *domb.] v. Nibble, gnaw.
domimb [< domb, "nibble, gnaw" & -mi-, "person".] n. Rodent.
domir [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -mi-, "person".] n. Dreamer, day-dreamer, muser.
dommant [< *domhant.] v. Scratch, scrape.
domno [< *domno.] adj. Even-tempered.
domuld [< dold, "jubilant" & -mu-, "tool".] v. Exult.
domuld [< dold, "jubilant" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Exultation, jubilation.
domurn [< dorn, "support" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Holder, support.
don [< *don.] n. Bed.
don [< don, "bed".] n. Lithium.
don [< *don.] adj. His.
don [< don, "his".] v. Him, he.
don [< *don.] n. Inhabitant.
don [< don, "inhabitant".] adj. Housed.
don [< *don.] adj. Radio.
don [< don, "radio".] v. Radiate.
don [< *don.] n. Date.
don [< don, "date".] v. Date.
donag [< dog, "elf" & -na-, "female".] v. Finish.
dond [< *dond.] n. Hypothesis.
dond [< dond, "hypothesis".] adj. Hypothetical.
dond [< dond, "hypothesis".] v. Hypothesise.
dondain [< *dondaen.] n. Pedestrian.
doneg [< *donik.] n. Cheese.
donen [< *donin.] n. Air force.
donn [< *donh.] adj. Anatomical.
donn [< *donh.] adj. Trained, educated, raised.
donn [< *donh.] adj. Frivolous.
donn [< *donh.] n. Mutual understanding.
donne [< *donhi.] v. Admix.
donnu [< *donhu.] n. Alp, alpine pasture.
donto [< *donto.] v. Educate, enlighten.
donwedd [< *donwith.] n. E-mail.
dor [< *dor.] n. Dream, daydream.
dor [< dor, "dream, daydream".] v. Dream, fancy, daydream.
doren [< *dorin.] Obviously, apparently.
dorgannas [< *dorganhas.] n. Trout.
dorgul [< *dorgul.] n. Rubber tree.
dori [< *dore.] n. Contrast.
dori [< dori, "contrast".] v. Contrast.
dorn [< *dorn.] n. Support.
dorn [< dorn, "support".] v. Sustain, support, abet.
dornaith [< *dornaeth.] n. Spindle, shaft, arbour.
doron [< *doron.] n. Forum.
doronn [< donn, "anatomical" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Anatomist.
doronn [< *doronh.] Enormously.
dorr [< *dorh.] adj. Lenient.
dorr [< dorr, "lenient".] v. Indulge, be lenient with, spare.
dortha [< *dortha.] adj. Dim.
dortho [< *dortho.] n. Goulash, stew.
dos [< *dos.] n. Discussion.
dossichar [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -ssi-, "capable" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Revitalisation, revival.
dossichar [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -ssi-, "capable" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Revive.
dossin [< don, "date" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Dative.
dotar [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -ta-, "application".] n. Revision.
doteg [< dog, "code" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Decode.
dotewocham [< dom, "respect" & -te-, "opposite" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Abase.
dotewocham [< dom, "respect" & -te-, "opposite" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Abasement.
dotewom [< dom, "respect" & -te-, "opposite" & -wo-, "return".] n. Disrespect.
doth [< *doth.] n. Offer.
doth [< doth, "offer".] v. Offer, bid, make an offer of.
dothenn [< donn, "trained, educated, raised" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Uneducated.
dotun [< don, "inhabitant" & -tu-, "past".] n. Native.
dotun [< don, "inhabitant" & -tu-, "past".] adj. Indigenous, native.
dowom [< dom, "respect" & -wo-, "return".] v. Respect.
dowonim [< dom, "respect" & -wo-, "return" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Respectable.
dowossim [< dom, "respect" & -wo-, "return" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Respective.
doyachaf [< dof, "scent, odour, smell" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Deodorise.
doyachar [< dor, "dream, daydream" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Disillusion.
doyall [< doll, "dye, colour" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Colourless.
doyarr [< dorr, "lenient" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Merciless.
doyon [< don, "radio" & -yo-.] n. Radium.
dra [< *dra.] n. South.
dra [< dra, "south".] adj. South, southern.
drafan [< *drafan.] n. Institute.
drafo [< *drafo.] n. Acronym.
drago [< *drako.] v. Get finished.
drambor [< *drambor.] n. Pedestal cupboard.
drammo [< *dramho.] n. Tube, hose.
dramp [< *dramp.] n. Axiom.
drand [< *drand.] n. Voting.
drand [< drand, "voting".] v. Vote.
draneg [< *dranig.] n. Cupboardbed.
drango [< *drango.] n. Mammal.
draug [< *drauk.] n. Cashew-nut.
draujen [< draun, "stocking" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Sock.
draun [< *draun.] n. Traineeship.
draun [< draun, "traineeship".] v. Serve as a trainee.
draun [< *draun.] n. Stocking.
draun [< *draun.] n. Mushroom.
draunn [< *draunh.] n. Monstrance.
dre [< *dri.] v. Labour, be in labour, give birth.
drecha [< dre, "labour, be in labour, give birth" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Deliver (baby).
drefan [< *drifan.] n. Adjunct.
drefo [< *drifo.] n. Aspidistra.
drego [< *driko.] Herewith.
drembor [< *drimbor.] v. Ski.
dremmo [< *drimho.] n. Spare time, time off, vacation.
dremp [< *drimp.] n. Centimetre.
drena [< dre, "labour, be in labour, give birth" & -na-, "female".] n. Lying-in woman.
drend [< *drind.] n. Eelspear.
drengo [< *dringo.] adj. Of national liberation.
drerona [< dre, "labour, be in labour, give birth" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Midwife.
dri [< *dre.] n. Iron.
dri [< dri, "iron".] adj. Iron.
dri [< dri, "iron".] n. Holiday.
drifan [< *drefan.] n. Spare tire, spare tyre.
drifo [< *drefo.] v. Make a debut.
drigo [< *dreko.] On the other hand.
drimbor [< *drembor.] n. Peppermint.
drimmo [< *dremho.] No-one's.
drimp [< *dremp.] v. Encipher.
drind [< *drend.] n. Blister.
drineg [< *drenig.] n. Snail-mail.
dringo [< *drengo.] n. Nursery school.
driyo [< dri, "iron" & -yo-.] v. Shoe.
drofan [< *drofan.] n. Letterbox, mailbox.
drofo [< *drofo.] n. Reverse, reverse side, back.
drogo [< *droko.] n. Side-way, by-way.
drombor [< *drombor.] n. Psychopath.
drommo [< *dromho.] n. Carnival.
dromp [< *dromp.] adj. Fanatical.
drond [< *drond.] v. Redeem, pay off.
droneg [< *dronig.] n. Carbon paper.
drongo [< *drongo.] n. Errand-boy.
dru [< *dru.] n. Information.
dru [< dru, "information".] adj. Informative.
dru [< dru, "information".] v. Inform, report.
druadan [< *druadan.] n. Hang-glider.
druadann [< *druatanh.] n. Transvestite.
druaden [< *druadin.] n. Pony.
druadenn [< *druatinh.] v. Underestimate.
druadin [< *druaden.] n. Gunpowder.
druadinn [< *druatenh.] n. Territory.
druadon [< *druadon.] n. Show, spectacle.
druadonn [< *druatonh.] n. Kohlrabi.
druadun [< *druadun.] v. Wait for, await, bide, wait, stay for, abide.
druadunn [< *druatunh.] adj. Absent-minded.
drube [< dru, "information" & -be-, "action".] n. Publicity, information.
drubo [< dru, "information" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Information.
drucha [< dru, "information" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Find out, be advised.
drugi [< dru, "information" & -gi-, "place".] n. Inquiry-office.
drugo [< *druko.] n. Dupe.
drumbor [< *drumbor.] v. Undermine, sap.
drummo [< *drumho.] adj. Antiseptic.
drump [< *drump.] Amen.
drumu [< dru, "information" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Brochure, informational publication.
drund [< *drund.] n. Puddle.
druneg [< *drunig.] n. Job.
drungo [< *drungo.] n. Contest, competition.
dubel [< dul, "secluded, isolated" & -be-, "action".] n. Isolation, insulation.
duben [< dun, "sonorous" & -be-, "action".] n. Tolling.
dubo [< *dupo.] n. Lock.
dubod [< dud, "egg" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Egg dish.
dubol [< dul, "secluded, isolated" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Insulation.
dubol [< dul, "common, joint" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Community, common property.
duboro [< dubo, "lock" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Locksmith.
duced [< dud, "egg" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Oval.
duced [< dud, "egg" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Oval.
ducef [< duf, "metallic, metal" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Metal.
ducend [< dund, "caper" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Corporal.
duchald [< duld, "sink" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Sink.
ducham [< dum, "embody" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Embodiment.
ducham [< dum, "embody" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Incarnation.
duchan [< dun, "sonorous" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Ring.
duchar [< dur, "audible" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be heard.
duchef [< duf, "metallic, metal" & -che-, "member".] n. Methane.
duchell [< dull, "bilk, cheat, take in" & -che-, "member".] n. Charlatan, imposter, quack.
ducherr [< durr, "desire, tendency, propensity" & -che-, "member".] v. Emanate.
duchol [< dul, "enterprise" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Trade and industry.
dud [< *dut.] n. Egg.
dudben [< *dudbin.] adj. Literal.
dudbenn [< *dutbinh.] n. Drive shaft, driving axle.
dudochar [< dur, "audible" & -do-, "separation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Broadcast.
dudochar [< dur, "audible" & -do-, "separation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Broadcast.
duf [< *duf.] adj. Metallic, metal.
duf [< duf, "metallic, metal".] v. Place, put down, put, lay down.
duf [< duf, "metallic, metal".] n. Trade, occupation, handicraft.
duffaffer [< dur, "audible" & -ffa-, "suitable" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Audibility.
duffall [< dull, "climbing, ascent, mounting" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Mountable.
duffel [< dul, "secluded, isolated" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Isolation, separation.
duffel [< dul, "abundance, plenty" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Abundance.
dufon [< *dufon.] adj. Nasty.
dug [< *duk.] adj. Prudish.
dugi [< *duge.] n. Manoeuvre, manouvre, maneuver.
dugi [< dugi, "manoeuvre, manouvre, maneuver".] v. Maneuver, manoeuvre, manouvre.
dugnir [< *dugner.] As one pleases.
dugnirr [< *duknerh.] By, beyond, past, straight past.
dugor [< dur, "audible" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Catch the sound of.
dugor [< *dukor.] n. Ammeter.
dugro [< *dukro.] n. Haricot.
duhel [< dul, "enterprise" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Enterprising.
duheno [< *duhino.] v. Cremate.
duin [< *duen.] n. Mass, lump.
duinn [< *duenh.] n. Zoologist.
duinn [< duinn, "zoologist".] n. Zoology.
duissin [< duin, "mass, lump" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Massive.
duitessin [< duin, "mass, lump" & -te-, "opposite" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Hollow.
dul [< *dul.] adj. Secluded, isolated.
dul [< dul, "secluded, isolated".] v. Isolate, seclude, insulate.
dul [< *dul.] adj. Common, joint.
dul [< dul, "common, joint".] n. Communion.
dul [< *dul.] n. Abundance, plenty.
dul [< dul, "abundance, plenty".] adj. Abundant.
dul [< dul, "abundance, plenty".] v. Abound.
dul [< *dul.] n. Enterprise.
dul [< dul, "enterprise".] v. Undertake.
dulath [< *dulath.] n. Autopsy.
duld [< *duld.] v. Sink.
duleb [< *dulip.] n. Excavator.
dulen [< *dulin.] v. Put away, stow.
dulenn [< *dulinh.] adj. Xerographic.
dulf [< *dulf.] adj. Sterile.
dulf [< *dulf.] n. Hole.
dulf [< dulf, "hole".] v. Perforate.
duliant [< *duleant.] n. Can opener, tin-opener.
dulin [< *dulen.] n. Sail.
dulin [< dulin, "sail".] v. Sail.
dulio [< *duleo.] n. Default.
dulio [< *duleo.] Outside, outside of.
dull [< *duli-.] n. Climbing, ascent, mounting.
dull [< dull, "climbing, ascent, mounting".] v. Scale, climb, ascend.
dull [< *duli-.] v. Bilk, cheat, take in.
dull [< *duli-.] adj. Crimson.
duloth [< *duloth.] v. Mediate.
dulraf [< *dulraf.] n. Nectar.
dultal [< *dultal.] n. Pantry.
dulthen [< *dulthin.] Probably.
dulthen [< *dulthin.] n. Renaissance.
dulthenn [< *dulthinh.] n. Layer of earth, layer.
dultho [< *dultho.] adj. Unclear.
dulu [< *dulu.] n. Geographer.
dulu [< dulu, "geographer".] n. Geography.
dum [< *dum.] n. Fixing.
dum [< dum, "fixing".] adj. Fixed.
dum [< dum, "fixing".] v. Fasten, fix, attach, secure, affix.
dum [< *dum.] v. Embody.
dumb [< *dumb.] n. Atheism.
dumig [< dug, "prudish" & -mi-, "person".] n. Prude.
duminag [< dug, "prudish" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Prude.
dumith [< duth, "poor" & -mi-, "person".] n. Poor person.
dummant [< *dumhant.] v. Step on.
dumno [< *dumno.] n. Gangrene.
dumuchalf [< dulf, "sterile" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Sterilise.
dumuchon [< dun, "sonorous" & -mu-, "tool" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Carillon, chimes.
dumuchoron [< dun, "sonorous" & -mu-, "tool" & -cho-, "collection" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Carillonneur.
dumuf [< duf, "metallic, metal" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Methyl.
dumuffelf [< dulf, "sterile" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Sterility.
dumuffun [< dun, "sonorous" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Bell.
dumujen [< dun, "sonorous" & -mu-, "tool" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Bell, little bell.
dumul [< dul, "secluded, isolated" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Insulator.
dumulf [< dulf, "hole" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Perforator, punch.
dumum [< dum, "fixing" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Fastener.
dumun [< dun, "sonorous" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Bell.
dumur [< dur, "audible" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Hearing aid.
dun [< *dun.] adj. Sonorous.
dun [< dun, "sonorous".] v. Peal, ring.
dunall [< dull, "crimson" & -na-, "female".] n. Crimson.
dund [< *dund.] n. Caper.
dundain [< *dundaen.] v. Be responsible, be liable, be answerable.
duneg [< *dunik.] n. Acacia.
dunen [< *dunin.] n. Arteriosclerosis.
dunn [< *dunh.] n. Smell.
dunn [< dunn, "smell".] v. Smell.
dunne [< *dunhi.] v. Challenge, defy.
dunnu [< *dunhu.] n. Verge, verge of a road, shoulder.
dunto [< *dunto.] adj. Deviating, divergent.
dunwedd [< *dunwith.] n. Sector.
dur [< *dur.] adj. Audible.
dur [< dur, "audible".] v. Hear.
dural [< dul, "common, joint" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Communism.
dure [< *duri.] adj. Symmetric.
duren [< *durin.] n. Amphetamine.
durete [< dure, "symmetric" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Asymmetric, asymmetrical, dissymmetric.
durethe [< dure, "symmetric" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Dissymmetric, asymmetrical, asymmetric.
durgannas [< *durganhas.] adj. Unambiguous.
durgul [< *durgul.] n. Halberd.
durn [< *durn.] adj. Fourth.
durn [< durn, "fourth".] Four.
durnaith [< *durnaeth.] adj. Carrying, loaded with.
durol [< dul, "common, joint" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Communist.
durol [< dul, "enterprise" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Entrepreneur.
duromb [< dumb, "atheism" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Atheist.
duron [< *duron.] n. Billiards.
duronn [< *duronh.] n. Carp.
durr [< *durh.] n. Desire, tendency, propensity.
durr [< durr, "desire, tendency, propensity".] v. Have a tendency.
durtho [< *durtho.] n. Cage.
durtho [< *durtho.] n. Necklace.
dus [< *dus.] n. Mark.
dus [< dus, "mark".] v. Mark.
dus [< dus, "mark".] v. Layer.
dus [< dus, "mark".] n. Layer.
dutas [< dus, "mark" & -ta-, "application".] n. Marquis.
duteg [< dug, "prudish" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Lewd, ribald, unabashed.
dutel [< dul, "abundance, plenty" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. In short supply.
dutem [< dum, "fixing" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Unfasten, detach.
duth [< *duth.] adj. Poor.
duwocham [< dum, "embody" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Reincarnation.
duyol [< dul, "common, joint" & -yo-.] n. Community.
duyonn [< dunn, "smell" & -yo-.] v. Snuffle.
dyal [< *di-al.] adj. One-time, erstwhile.
dyal [< dyal, "one-time, erstwhile".] At some time, sometime, ever.
dyalath [< *di-alath.] n. Orange-tree.
dyaleb [< *di-alip.] adj. Busy.
dyamis [< dyas, "be in opposition" & -mi-, "person".] n. Member of opposition, anti.
dyann [< *di-anh.] Weekly.
dyarn [< *di-arn.] n. Almond.
dyas [< *di-as.] v. Be in opposition.
dyebos [< dyes, "percent, percentage" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Commission.
dyel [< *di-il.] n. Receipt.
dyel [< dyel, "receipt".] v. Receipt.
dyelath [< *di-ilath.] n. Usher, beadle.
dyeleb [< *di-ilip.] n. Ball-point pen, ball-point.
dyenn [< *di-inh.] adj. Austere, spartan.
dyern [< *di-irn.] n. Beer glass.
dyes [< *di-is.] n. Percent, percentage.
dyibos [< dyis, "icy" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Ice-cream, ice.
dyigis [< dyis, "icy" & -gi-, "place".] n. Glacier.
dyil [< *di-el.] n. Retailer.
dyil [< dyil, "retailer".] n. Platform, podium.
dyilath [< *di-elath.] n. Census.
dyileb [< *di-elip.] n. Caftan.
dyinn [< *di-enh.] n. Port side.
dyirn [< *di-ern.] v. Display, show.
dyis [< *di-es.] adj. Icy.
dyochegil [< dyol, "mastiff" & -che-, "member" & -gi-, "place".] n. Custom-house.
dyochel [< dyol, "mastiff" & -che-, "member".] n. Customs.
dyol [< *di-ol.] n. Mastiff.
dyolath [< *di-olath.] n. Lace.
dyoleb [< *di-olip.] n. Raven.
dyonas [< dyos, "aloe" & -na-, "female".] n. Aloin.
dyonn [< *di-onh.] n. Drain-cock.
dyorn [< *di-orn.] n. Adult.
dyos [< *di-os.] n. Aloe.
dyul [< *di-ul.] n. Result.
dyulath [< *di-ulath.] n. Supporting base.
dyuleb [< *di-ulip.] n. Melon.
dyunn [< *di-unh.] At long last, at last.
dyurn [< *di-urn.] n. Hermit.
dyus [< *di-us.] n. Grimace.
dyus [< dyus, "grimace".] v. Grimace.
dyuwochal [< dyul, "result" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Bring about.
dyuwol [< dyul, "result" & -wo-, "return".] v. Result.
ebel [< *ibil.] n. Book-keeping.
ebell [< *ibili-.] v. Tear out.
ebemm [< emm, "visit" & -be-, "action".] n. Visiting.
ebern [< ern, "alternation" & -be-, "action".] n. Alternation.
eberol [< ebel, "book-keeping" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Bookkeeper, accountant.
eberr [< err, "ad, advertisement" & -be-, "action".] n. Announcement, notice, notification.
ebo [< *ipo.] n. Edition.
ebo [< ebo, "edition".] v. Publish, issue.
ebobo [< ebo, "edition" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Publication.
ebogi [< ebo, "edition" & -gi-, "place".] n. Publishing house, publisher.
ebomm [< emm, "side" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Accessory matter, side issue, side-show.
ebond [< end, "nature, character" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Natural resource.
eboro [< ebo, "edition" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Publisher.
ebowo [< ebo, "edition" & -wo-, "return".] n. New edition, reissue.
ecech [< ech, "horsemeat" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Horse.
ecedd [< edd, "rival" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Rival.
ecegich [< ech, "horsemeat" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -gi-, "place".] n. Stable, corral.
ecejech [< ech, "horsemeat" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Pony; pastime.
ecelf [< elf, "dry" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Rye.
ecessich [< ech, "horsemeat" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Horsepower.
ech [< *ich.] n. Horsemeat.
echad [< *ichad.] n. Ecstasy.
echad [< *ichad.] v. Chase, hunt for.
echagud [< echad, "ecstasy" & -gu-, "former".] adj. Ecstatic.
echaherch [< erch, "shake" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Indecisive.
echaherch [< erch, "shake" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Indecision, irresolution.
echain [< *ichaen.] n. Ball-bearing.
echainn [< *ichaenh.] n. Onyx.
echalf [< elf, "dry" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Dry.
echalf [< elf, "dry" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Dry.
echall [< ell, "unequalled" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Deprive ... of, deprive.
echamm [< emm, "side" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Stray off, go astray.
echanc [< enc, "much, a lot of" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Increase, multiply.
echanc [< enc, "much, a lot of" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Multiply, increase.
echant [< ent, "disobedience" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Break.
echarch [< erch, "shake" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Hesitate, waver.
echarn [< *icharn.] n. Mosaic floor.
echasst [< esst, "swell" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Inflate.
echasst [< esst, "swell" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Swell.
eched [< *ichid.] n. Swarm.
eched [< eched, "swarm".] v. Swarm, abound.
echedi [< *ichite.] n. Incense.
echerio [< *ichireo.] adj. Busy.
echil [< *ichel.] n. Suspender, garter.
echil [< *ichel.] n. Shirt.
echill [< *icheli-.] n. Quicksilver, mercury.
echomb [< emb, "base, basis" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Market, fair, bazaar.
echor [< *ichor.] v. Strew, sprinkle.
echorr [< *ichorh.] adj. Implied.
echoth [< eth, "grade, note" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Notary.
echui [< *ichue.] Any time, momentarily.
echuifo [< *ichuefo.] n. Nutcracker.
echuir [< *ichuer.] n. Guild.
ecthel [< *ikthil.] Boo.
eda [< *ida.] n. Motto.
edab [< *itab.] n. Papal bull.
edaje [< eda, "motto" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Motet.
edamun [< edan, "listen" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Earphone.
edan [< *itan.] v. Listen.
edanar [< edar, "master" & -na-, "female".] n. Mistress, housewife.
edaneth [< *idanith.] n. Alderman.
edann [< *idanh.] v. Master.
edar [< *itar.] n. Master.
edassi [< eda, "motto" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Motive, reason.
edassibe [< eda, "motto" & -ssi-, "capable" & -be-, "action".] n. Motivation.
edassicha [< eda, "motto" & -ssi-, "capable" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Motivation.
edd [< *ith.] v. Rival.
eddegorol [< eddel, "execute" & -go-, "beginning" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Executioner.
eddel [< *ithil.] v. Execute.
eddelen [< *ithilin.] n. No-man's-land.
eddelenn [< *ithilinh.] n. Moor, steppe.
edder [< *ithir.] v. Screw up, bungle, botch, spoil.
edderr [< *ithirh.] Officially.
eddren [< *ithrin.] n. Accountancy.
eddril [< *ithrel.] v. Qualify.
eddrill [< *ithreli-.] adj. Several.
eddrind [< *ithrend.] adj. Contrite, repentant, penitent.
eddron [< *ithron.] adj. Numerous.
eddronn [< *ithronh.] n. Walrus.
edeb [< *itib.] n. Empire.
edecejen [< eden, "virtual" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Toilet.
edecejeyen [< eden, "virtual" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ye-, "container".] n. Cosmetic case, vanity case.
edechal [< edel, "blissful, blessed" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Beatify.
edejeb [< edeb, "empire" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Rush.
edejeb [< edeb, "empire" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Impetus.
edel [< *itil.] adj. Blissful, blessed.
edell [< *itili-.] Or.
eden [< *itin.] adj. Virtual.
edennil [< *idinhel.] n. Neurosis.
edennill [< *idinheli-.] n. Pound sterling.
ederthad [< *itirthat.] v. Transfuse.
edeyutin [< eden, "virtual" & -yu-, "male" & -ti-, "full".] n. Virtuoso.
edinar [< *itenar.] adj. Hesitant.
edinarr [< *idenarh.] adj. Octuple, eightfold.
edo [< *ido.] n. Tale, story, narrative.
edo [< edo, "tale, story, narrative".] v. Narrate, relate, tell.
edoffeg [< edog, "quantity" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Quantitative.
edog [< *itog.] n. Quantity.
edoju [< edo, "tale, story, narrative" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] n. Dirty story.
edonno [< *itonho.] n. Imagination.
edoro [< edo, "tale, story, narrative" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Storyteller.
edothui [< *idothue.] adj. Probable.
edraith [< *idraeth.] adj. Good-hearted.
edregol [< *idrikol.] adj. Aggressive, offensive.
edrein [< *itrien.] n. Band, troop, horde.
edro [< *itro.] adj. Oceanic.
edroche [< edro, "oceanic" & -che-, "member".] n. Ocean.
edu [< *idu.] adj. Decrepit, decayed, rickety, dilapidated, lapsed.
educha [< edu, "decrepit, decayed, rickety, dilapidated, lapsed" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Go off, be on the decline, go downhill.
educha [< edu, "decrepit, decayed, rickety, dilapidated, lapsed" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Decay.
edumi [< edu, "decrepit, decayed, rickety, dilapidated, lapsed" & -mi-, "person".] n. Infirm person.
edun [< *itun.] n. Bevy, band, gang.
edunn [< *idunh.] n. Epilepsy.
eduyal [< *idui-al.] n. Hinterland.
edwen [< *idwin.] v. Affect; move, touch.
edyab [< *iti-ab.] n. Apogee.
edyan [< *iti-an.] n. Shed, penthouse.
edyen [< *iti-in.] n. Reception room.
edyun [< *iti-un.] v. Endure, put up with, bear, abide, carry out.
efad [< *ifat.] n. Adm.of the last sacraments.
efad [< efad, "adm.of the last sacraments".] v. Administer the last sacrament.
efam [< *ifam.] n. Brass.
efam [< efam, "brass".] adj. Brass.
efanneth [< *ifanhith.] Those.
efanneth [< *ifanhith.] v. Jump across.
efanno [< *ifanho.] n. Quail.
effado [< *ifado.] The last time.
effadon [< *ifaton.] n. Weaver-bird.
effadonn [< *ifadonh.] v. Print.
effadrim [< *ifadrem.] n. Tugboat, tug.
effadrimm [< *ifatremh.] n. Watt.
effant [< *ifant.] n. Yoga.
effelf [< elf, "dry" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Dryness.
effend [< end, "nature, character" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Abandonment.
effor [< *ifor.] n. Ground floor.
efo [< *ifo.] n. Clamour, shouting.
efo [< efo, "clamour, shouting".] v. Cry out, shout, scream.
efoffu [< efo, "clamour, shouting" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] v. Yell.
efoffu [< efo, "clamour, shouting" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Scream.
efogo [< efo, "clamour, shouting" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Call out.
efon [< *ifon.] n. Description.
efon [< efon, "description".] adj. Descriptive.
efon [< efon, "description".] v. Describe.
efor [< *ifor.] n. Hazard, risk.
efor [< efor, "hazard, risk".] adj. Risky, hazardous.
efor [< efor, "hazard, risk".] v. Risk, hazard, venture.
eforr [< *iforh.] n. Garrison.
efras [< *ifras.] n. Hyphen, break.
efren [< *ifrin.] n. Nursery school.
efrenn [< *ifrinh.] adj. Measured.
efro [< *ifro.] n. Instant, moment.
efro [< efro, "instant, moment".] adj. Momentary.
egar [< *igar.] n. Estate.
egar [< egar, "estate".] v. Leave behind.
egarr [< *ikarh.] adj. Bilingual.
egerth [< *igirth.] n. Pancake, crêpe.
egind [< end, "shower" & -gi-, "place".] n. Showerstall.
egirr [< err, "culture" & -gi-, "place".] n. Plantation.
eglach [< *iglach.] n. Hepatitis.
eglach [< *iglach.] n. Mustard-gas.
eglan [< *iklan.] n. Soil, earth, land.
eglan [< eglan, "soil, earth, land".] adj. Earthen, earthly, terrestrial.
eglar [< *iklar.] n. Charcoal.
eglechi [< *ikliche.] Now, well then, well.
eglechio [< *iglicheo.] v. Spit.
egleddron [< *iklithron.] n. Throne.
eglen [< *iklin.] adj. All-round.
egleneb [< *iklinip.] adj. Multilingual.
eglenn [< *iglinh.] adj. Hideous.
eglerio [< *iklireo.] n. Pancreas.
eglon [< *iklon.] n. Hearing.
eglonn [< *iglonh.] n. Labour pains, birth pains.
eglor [< *iklor.] v. Turn.
eglorr [< *iglorh.] n. Anti-freeze.
ego [< *iko.] adj. Vast, extensive, wide, spacious.
egobor [< egor, "solution" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Solution.
egocha [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Extend, spread out, widen.
egochar [< egor, "solution" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Dissolve.
egodocha [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -do-, "separation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Spread, disseminate.
egodocha [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -do-, "separation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Spread, become widespread.
egoffe [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Immensity, vastitude.
egoffu [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Immense, abysmal.
egor [< *igor.] n. Solution.
egor [< egor, "solution".] v. Solve; dissolve.
egote [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Close, cramped.
egotegi [< ego, "vast, extensive, wide, spacious" & -te-, "opposite" & -gi-, "place".] n. Narrow space.
ehent [< ent, "disobedience" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Obedient.
ehocholl [< ell, "unequalled" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Free of errors.
ehodd [< edd, "rival" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. River.
ehojedd [< edd, "rival" & -ho-, "small-item" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Stream.
eifful [< eil, "expensive, dear, valuable, lovely" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Darling.
eigilf [< eilf, "drug" & -gi-, "place".] n. Drugstore.
eil [< *iel.] adj. Expensive, dear, valuable, lovely.
eil [< eil, "expensive, dear, valuable, lovely".] n. Caries, tooth decay.
eil [< eil, "expensive, dear, valuable, lovely".] n. Carrot.
eilf [< *ielf.] n. Drug.
eiliana [< *ieleana.] Violently, by force.
eiliane [< *ieleani.] n. Abnormal psychology.
eiliani [< *ieleane.] n. Rap.
eiliano [< *ieleano.] All the time, ceaselessly.
eilianu [< *ieleanu.] n. Robes of office.
eimil [< eil, "expensive, dear, valuable, lovely" & -mi-, "person".] n. Darling.
eiminal [< eil, "expensive, dear, valuable, lovely" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Darling.
eiral [< eil, "expensive, dear, valuable, lovely" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Charisma.
eirien [< *ierein.] n. Tax reduction, tax abatement, tax relief.
eitha [< *ietha.] n. Breast, chest, bosom.
eithad [< *iethat.] n. Hotel.
eithal [< *iethal.] v. Fail, neglect, omit.
eithall [< *iethali-.] n. Satellite.
eithall [< *iethali-.] n. Soybean.
eithe [< *iethi.] n. Deacon.
eithed [< *iethit.] v. Confirm.
eithel [< *iethil.] n. Hairbrush.
eithell [< *iethili-.] adj. Well-mannered.
eithell [< *iethili-.] n. Ovation.
eithi [< *iethe.] n. Fringe.
eithid [< *iethet.] adj. Labor-intensive.
eithil [< *iethel.] n. Cardfile.
eithill [< *ietheli-.] n. Pelican.
eithill [< *ietheli-.] n. Earthquake.
eitho [< *ietho.] v. Skate.
eithod [< *iethod.] n. Filet.
eithol [< *iethol.] adj. Dear to the heart, close.
eitholl [< *ietholi-.] v. More.
eitholl [< *ietholi-.] n. Coup d'état, putsch.
eithomu [< eitho, "skate" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Skate.
eithu [< *iethu.] n. Ankh.
eithud [< *iethud.] n. Handkerchief.
eithul [< *iethul.] n. Lease.
eithull [< *iethuli-.] n. Buttock.
eithull [< *iethuli-.] n. Net, network.
eiyachalf [< eilf, "drug" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Kick it, get off drugs.
ejemm [< emm, "visit" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Drop in, pop in.
ejichamm [< emm, "side" & -ji-, "away" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Stray off, go astray.
elachall [< ell, "unequalled" & -la-, "possessing" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Deprive ... of, deprive.
elaffell [< ell, "unequalled" & -la-, "possessing" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Indigence, destitution, penury, distress, need.
elagos [< *ilagos.] n. Seasickness.
elall [< ell, "unequalled" & -la-, "possessing".] adj. Needy, miserable.
elamill [< ell, "unequalled" & -la-, "possessing" & -mi-, "person".] n. Pauper, poor man.
elaurui [< *ilaurue.] n. Ruble, rouble.
eld [< *ild.] n. Praise.
eld [< eld, "praise".] v. Commend, laud, praise.
eledd [< *ilith.] n. Theologian.
eledd [< eledd, "theologian".] n. Theology.
elei [< *ilie.] n. Competition, rivalry.
elei [< elei, "competition, rivalry".] v. Rival, compete.
eleibe [< elei, "competition, rivalry" & -be-, "action".] n. Rivalry, competition.
elen [< *ilin.] adj. Furious.
elenath [< *ilinath.] Eight hundred.
elenn [< *ilinh.] n. Airline.
elenor [< *ilinor.] adj. Large-scale.
elenorr [< *ilinorh.] Indescribably.
eletichan [< elen, "furious" & -ti-, "full" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Run amuck.
eletiffen [< elen, "furious" & -ti-, "full" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Amuck.
elf [< *ilf.] adj. Dry.
elfellon [< *ilfili-on.] n. Stadium, stage.
elfellonn [< *ilfili-onh.] n. Fitter.
elffaron [< *ilfaron.] n. Breathing space, breather.
elffirin [< *ilferen.] v. Water.
elffirinn [< *ilferenh.] Singly, one at a time.
ell [< *ili-.] adj. Unequalled.
ell [< ell, "unequalled".] Without.
ell [< ell, "unequalled".] Un-, -less.
elleth [< *ili-ith.] n. Sign language.
ellon [< *ili-on.] n. Vapour.
ellonn [< *ili-onh.] n. Community of interests.
elmir [< *ilmer.] Exactly.
elo [< *ilo.] n. Laugh.
elo [< elo, "laugh".] v. Laugh.
elobe [< elo, "laugh" & -be-, "action".] n. Laughter.
elochor [< elor, "counsellor" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Council.
eloje [< elo, "laugh" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Smile.
eloje [< elo, "laugh" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Smile.
eloni [< elo, "laugh" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Ridiculous.
elonibo [< elo, "laugh" & -ni-, "worthy" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Ridiculous thing.
elonicha [< elo, "laugh" & -ni-, "worthy" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Ridicule.
elor [< *ilor.] n. Counsellor.
elor [< *ilor.] n. Path.
elorr [< *ilorh.] n. Racing driver.
eltho [< *iltho.] n. Monkey puzzle, araucaria.
elu [< *ilu.] n. Reading matter.
elu [< elu, "reading matter".] v. Read.
elu [< elu, "reading matter".] n. Legion.
eluffa [< elu, "reading matter" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Legible.
eluhi [< elu, "reading matter" & -hi-, "mandatory".] adj. Legendary.
eluhi [< elu, "reading matter" & -hi-, "mandatory".] n. Legend.
elund [< *ilund.] n. Hedgehog.
eluni [< elu, "reading matter" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Worth reading.
emamur [< emar, "sustain, lean, support" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Support, prop.
emar [< *imar.] v. Sustain, lean, support.
emarth [< *imarth.] adj. Surely, rather, certainly, indeed.
emarth [< *imarth.] n. Kernel, nucleus, core, pit.
emb [< *imb.] n. Base, basis.
emb [< emb, "base, basis".] adj. Basic.
emb [< emb, "base, basis".] v. Base.
embar [< *imbar.] v. Pour in.
embarr [< *imbarh.] adj. Legislative.
emben [< *imbin.] n. Picture postcard.
embenn [< *imbinh.] n. Jaguar.
emdir [< *imder.] v. Be apprehensive.
emdirr [< *imderh.] Negatively.
emechal [< emel, "wear out" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Wear away, wear off, wear out.
emel [< *imil.] v. Wear out.
emel [< emel, "wear out".] Use up.
eminc [< enc, "experience" & -mi-, "person".] n. Expert.
emlad [< *imlad.] n. Photoprint.
emlin [< *imlen.] n. Splinter.
emlin [< emlin, "splinter".] v. Splinter, split.
emlinn [< *imlenh.] v. Become engaged.
emlug [< *imluk.] adj. Definite, definitive.
emm [< *imh.] n. Side.
emm [< emm, "side".] adj. Side, incidental.
emm [< *imh.] n. Visit.
emm [< emm, "visit".] v. Visit, see, attend, call on.
emmelin [< *imhilen.] n. Eighth part, eighth.
emmen [< *imhin.] n. Beggar.
emon [< *imon.] adj. Communicative, get-at-able, approachable.
emon [< emon, "communicative, get-at-able, approachable".] v. Address.
emro [< *imro.] n. Basket.
emrod [< *imrot.] n. Barrel.
emroje [< emro, "basket" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Small basket.
emrun [< *imrun.] n. Hardy.
emuchasst [< esst, "deliberate" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Deliberation, consultation.
emumb [< emb, "base, basis" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Basil.
emund [< end, "shower" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Showerhead.
enag [< *inag.] n. Syndicate, labour-union, trade-union.
enand [< *inand.] adj. Beige.
enarag [< enag, "syndicate, labour-union, trade-union" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Trade-unionism; syndicalism.
enc [< *ink.] n. Experience.
enc [< enc, "experience".] adj. Expert, experienced.
enc [< enc, "experience".] v. Go through, live to see.
enc [< *ink.] adj. Much, a lot of.
end [< *ind.] n. Nature, character.
end [< end, "nature, character".] adj. Natural.
end [< *ind.] n. Shower.
end [< end, "shower".] v. Shower.
endaith [< *indaeth.] Furthermore, in addition, moreover, besides.
endren [< *indrin.] n. Mosquito.
endrenn [< *indrinh.] n. Shaving-brush.
ene [< *ini.] n. Avoidance.
ene [< ene, "avoidance".] v. Avoid, evade.
enedd [< *inith.] v. Spin.
eneffa [< ene, "avoidance" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Avoidable.
eneg [< *inig.] n. Exploitation.
enegug [< eneg, "exploitation" & -gu-, "former".] v. Utilise, exploit.
enegurog [< eneg, "exploitation" & -gu-, "former" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Exploiter.
enemudd [< enedd, "spin" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Spindle.
enendrim [< *inindrem.] v. Overestimate.
eneni [< ene, "avoidance" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. To be avoided.
engal [< *ingal.] adj. Of both sexes, co-ed.
engem [< *ingim.] n. Eunuch.
engemm [< *ingimh.] n. Mining.
englenno [< *inglinho.] v. Let through.
engol [< *ingol.] n. Diameter.
engoll [< *ingoli-.] n. Lamp.
engren [< *ingrin.] n. Folding chair.
engrenn [< *ingrinh.] Repeatedly.
engull [< *inguli-.] Prejudicially, detrimentally, disadvantageously.
engwedd [< *ingwith.] adj. Septic, infected.
enias [< *ineas.] n. Atom bomb.
enias [< *ineas.] adj. Weird, odd, bizarre.
enild [< eld, "praise" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Praiseworthy, commendable.
enim [< *inem.] n. Bacon.
enim [< enim, "bacon".] v. Lard, stuff.
enimm [< emm, "visit" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Worth visiting.
eniro [< *inero.] n. Car wreck.
enith [< eth, "grade, note" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Noteworthy.
enn [< *inh.] Cordially.
ennabon [< *inhapon.] n. Handful.
ennas [< *inhas.] n. Dye, tint.
ennas [< ennas, "dye, tint".] v. Tint, dye.
enneth [< *inhith.] v. Ignore.
ennffaneg [< *inhfanig.] With absolute certainty.
ennin [< *inhen.] n. Face.
ennin [< ennin, "face".] n. Phiz, mug.
enninn [< *inhenh.] n. Dressing-gown.
enno [< *inho.] adj. Passable, practicable.
enno [< enno, "passable, practicable".] v. Ride over, drive over.
ennon [< *inhon.] n. Bedtime.
ennonn [< *inhonh.] n. Discrimination.
ennthannath [< *inhthanhath.] n. Physiognomy.
ennui [< *inhue.] To both sides.
ennun [< *inhun.] n. Reference.
ennunn [< *inhunh.] adj. Hired out.
enochar [< enor, "bang, slam" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Slam shut.
enod [< *inod.] n. Glaze.
enod [< enod, "glaze".] v. Glaze.
enor [< *inor.] v. Bang, slam.
enrand [< *inrand.] n. Tile.
ent [< *int.] n. Disobedience.
ent [< ent, "disobedience".] adj. Obedient.
ent [< ent, "disobedience".] v. Obey.
enwar [< *inwar.] adj. Of ill repute.
era [< *ira.] n. Car.
erad [< *irat.] adj. Adjectival.
erafo [< *irafo.] n. Aloe juice.
eraiaron [< *iraearon.] n. Legging, gaiter.
erales [< eras, "roe" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Fawn.
eran [< *iran.] adj. Neglectful, remiss, negligent, careless.
eran [< eran, "neglectful, remiss, negligent, careless".] v. Leave out, omit, overlook.
erand [< end, "nature, character" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Living according to nature, nudism.
erann [< *iranh.] In various ways.
eranor [< *iranor.] v. Combat, contend with, fight against, fight.
erara [< era, "car" & -ra-, "doctrine".] adj. Autistic.
erara [< era, "car" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Autism.
eraro [< era, "car" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Motorist.
eras [< *iras.] n. Roe.
erassid [< erad, "adjectival" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Adjective.
erbelain [< *irbilaen.] n. Sunbeam.
erbelainn [< *irbilaenh.] In rows.
erch [< *irch.] v. Shake.
erchal [< *irchal.] v. Haggle, bargain.
erchel [< *irchil.] n. Spaceship.
ercho [< *ircho.] n. Bar of chocolate.
erddon [< *irthon.] n. Club, bludgeon.
ereb [< *irib.] n. Chairman, president.
erebeg [< ereg, "contemplative" & -be-, "action".] n. Contemplation.
erechad [< ered, "achieve, perform, effect" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Prestigious, glamorous.
erechad [< ered, "achieve, perform, effect" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Glamour, prestige.
erechan [< eren, "accommodation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Accommodation.
ered [< *irit.] v. Achieve, perform, effect.
eredd [< *irith.] Every time, each time.
ereffeb [< ereb, "chairman, president" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Presidency.
ereg [< *irig.] adj. Contemplative.
ereg [< ereg, "contemplative".] v. Regard, view, envisage, consider, contemplate.
eregdos [< *irikdos.] v. Oppose.
eren [< *irin.] n. Accommodation.
eren [< eren, "accommodation".] v. Accomodate.
erenn [< *irinh.] n. Accident risk.
eressab [< ereb, "chairman, president" & -ssa-, "vice".] n. Vice-president.
ereth [< *irith.] n. Abdomen.
ereth [< ereth, "abdomen".] adj. Abdominal.
erethren [< *irithrin.] n. Stadium.
erffen [< *irfin.] As, when.
ergaladdad [< *irgalathat.] n. Word construction.
ergilion [< *irgeleon.] n. Typhoon.
ergilionn [< *irgeleonh.] n. Variety entertainment.
erin [< *iren.] n. Mud.
erio [< *ireo.] n. Thaw, melting.
erio [< erio, "thaw, melting".] v. Thaw, melt.
eriobol [< eriol, "meat" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Meat dish.
eriocha [< erio, "thaw, melting" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Thaw.
eriol [< *ireol.] n. Meat.
erioll [< *ireoli-.] v. Hop.
eritan [< erin, "mud" & -ta-, "application".] v. Subscribe.
eritan [< erin, "mud" & -ta-, "application".] n. Dues, subscription.
erithil [< *irethel.] n. Synagogue.
ermenel [< *irminil.] Equally, likewise.
ermenell [< *irminili-.] n. Vice.
ern [< *irn.] n. Alternation.
ern [< ern, "alternation".] adj. Alternating, alternate.
ern [< ern, "alternation".] v. Alternate.
ernad [< *irnad.] n. Stage.
ernediad [< *irniteat.] adj. Of that kind, such.
ernil [< *irnel.] n. Bee-keeping.
ernill [< *irneli-.] n. Sore throat.
erod [< *irod.] adj. Gallant, brave.
erodben [< *irotbin.] n. Seat, place to sit.
erodbenn [< *irodbinh.] n. Volley, torrent.
eromid [< erod, "gallant, brave" & -mi-, "person".] n. Fine fellow, able man.
eronarr [< err, "ad, advertisement" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Announcer.
erondrim [< *irondrem.] That one's.
erondrimm [< *irondremh.] n. Freight train.
erorr [< err, "ad, advertisement" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Announcer.
err [< *irh.] n. Ad, advertisement.
err [< err, "ad, advertisement".] v. Announce, give notice, advertise.
err [< *irh.] n. Cost.
err [< err, "cost".] adj. Expensive, dear.
err [< err, "cost".] v. Cost.
err [< *irh.] n. Culture.
err [< err, "culture".] adj. Cultural.
err [< err, "culture".] v. Grow, cultivate.
erth [< *irth.] n. Ghost, phantom.
erth [< erth, "ghost, phantom".] v. Haunt.
erthad [< *irthat.] n. Gorilla.
erthelian [< *irthilean.] n. Villa.
erthelio [< *irthileo.] v. Steal.
ertheri [< *irthire.] n. Prostitute.
ertheri [< *irthire.] n. Driving mirror.
ertho [< *irtho.] adj. Tragic.
erthoffe [< ertho, "tragic" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Tragedy.
erthor [< *irthor.] n. Turkey.
erthor [< *irthor.] n. Natural law, law of nature.
erthorr [< *irthorh.] n. Missile, rocket.
eru [< *iru.] n. Ending, end.
eru [< eru, "ending, end".] adj. Final.
eru [< eru, "ending, end".] v. Terminate, finish, accommodate, end.
eru [< *iru.] n. Heart.
eru [< eru, "heart".] adj. Cardiac, hearty, cordial.
eru [< eru, "heart".] Cardiac.
erubo [< eru, "ending, end" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Ending.
eruce [< eru, "ending, end" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Decider, play-off.
erucha [< eru, "ending, end" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. End up, end, come to an end, expire.
erucha [< eru, "ending, end" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. End, terminate.
erui [< *irue.] n. Foliage.
eruiyo [< erui, "foliage" & -yo-.] v. Leaf through.
eruiyomu [< erui, "foliage" & -yo- & -mu-, "tool".] n. Browser.
eruya [< eru, "heart" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Heartless.
erwen [< *irwin.] n. Eaglewood.
eryi [< *iri-e.] n. Charge, burden, load.
eryi [< eryi, "charge, burden, load".] v. Burden, load.
eryite [< eryi, "charge, burden, load" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Unload.
eryiyacha [< eryi, "charge, burden, load" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Unburdening, relief.
eryod [< *iri-od.] n. Icon.
essar [< *isar.] n. Anion.
essarr [< *isarh.] n. Chain of mountains, mountain range, mountain chain.
esscar [< *iskar.] n. Fellow fighter.
esscar [< *iskar.] v. Read aloud.
esscarr [< *iskarh.] v. Pick, peck.
essgal [< *isgal.] n. Harmony.
essgall [< *isgali-.] n. Spectacles, glasses.
essgar [< *isgar.] v. Make money, earn.
essgar [< *isgar.] n. Effigy, head.
essgarr [< *isgarh.] adj. Russet, roan, rust-coloured.
essgeri [< *isgire.] n. Olive-oil.
essiffell [< ell, "unequalled" & -ssi-, "capable" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Impotence, powerlessness.
essill [< ell, "unequalled" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Powerless.
essogant [< *isokant.] v. Tread upon, walk on.
essos [< *isos.] n. Chain-smoking.
essp [< *isp.] n. Run, flight.
essp [< essp, "run, flight".] v. Flee, run away.
esspalas [< *ispalas.] n. Starling.
esspyalas [< *ispi-alas.] n. Grebe.
esst [< *ist.] v. Swell.
esst [< *ist.] n. Genealogist.
esst [< esst, "genealogist".] n. Pedigree, family tree, genealogy.
esst [< *ist.] v. Deliberate.
esstel [< *istil.] adj. Interracial.
esstell [< *istili-.] adj. X-ray.
esstent [< *istint.] n. Luggage ticket.
essto [< *isto.] n. Air-mail stamp.
esstolad [< *istolad.] n. Exhibitioner, scholarship recipient.
esstoladd [< *istolath.] n. Thrombosis.
esstrad [< *istrat.] Directly.
esstu [< *istu.] There is, there are.
esstui [< *istue.] n. Floppy, diskette.
etebolf [< elf, "dry" & -te-, "opposite" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Damp.
etechalf [< elf, "dry" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get wet.
eteffelf [< elf, "dry" & -te-, "opposite" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Damp.
etejechalf [< elf, "dry" & -te-, "opposite" & -je-, "diminutive" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Dampen.
etejelf [< elf, "dry" & -te-, "opposite" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Moist.
eteld [< eld, "praise" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Remark, observation, reproof.
eteld [< eld, "praise" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Reprove, scold, reproach, rebuke.
etelf [< elf, "dry" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Wet.
etenc [< enc, "experience" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Inexperienced.
etenc [< enc, "much, a lot of" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Little.
etent [< ent, "disobedience" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Disobey.
eth [< *ith.] n. Grade, note.
eth [< eth, "grade, note".] v. Note, write down, make a note.
ethan [< *ithan.] n. Veterinarian.
ethel [< *ithil.] n. Low relief, bas-relief.
ethelab [< *ithilap.] n. Woodpecker.
ethend [< end, "nature, character" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Artificial.
ethildin [< *ithelden.] v. Cross out.
ethildinn [< *itheldenh.] Probably.
ethir [< *ither.] n. Change of address.
ethirio [< *ithereo.] n. Night-attire.
ethirr [< *itherh.] n. Hobby.
ethrabeth [< *ithrapith.] n. Viewpoint.
ethrad [< *ithrat.] n. Capital letter.
ethrado [< *ithrado.] v. Overlook.
ethrond [< *ithrond.] n. Puzzle.
ethuil [< *ithuel.] n. Cot, child's bed.
etland [< *itland.] n. Dye, hue.
etlanno [< *itlanho.] adj. Completed.
etlant [< *itlant.] n. Museum.
ewarth [< *iwarth.] n. Breakfast.
ewartho [< *iwartho.] n. Postmark.
eyanc [< enc, "experience" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Inexperienced.
eyarr [< err, "cost" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Free, free of charge.
eyarr [< err, "culture" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Dreary.
eyorr [< err, "cost" & -yo-.] n. Costume, suit, outfit.
eyucech [< ech, "horsemeat" & -yu-, "male" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Stallion.
ffahos [< ffas, "garlic" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Garlic bulb.
ffaigoffer [< ffair, "practised, skilful, experienced, expert" & -go-, "beginning" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Skill, skilfulness, expertness.
ffain [< *faen.] n. Water-colour.
ffainn [< *faenh.] n. Sunflower.
ffair [< *faer.] adj. Practised, skilful, experienced, expert.
ffalag [< *falak.] n. Monetary compensation.
ffalag [< *falak.] adj. Significant.
ffalas [< *falas.] n. Gerbera.
ffaleg [< *falik.] v. Commute.
ffales [< *falis.] n. Freckle.
ffalf [< *falf.] n. Heap, pile, stack.
ffalf [< ffalf, "heap, pile, stack".] v. Stack.
ffaligon [< *falekon.] n. Cupboardbed.
ffaltho [< *faltho.] n. Opinion poll.
ffamin [< ffan, "margin" & -mi-, "person".] n. Marginalised person, fringe existence.
ffan [< *fan.] n. Margin.
ffan [< ffan, "margin".] adj. Marginal.
ffand [< *fand.] n. Cetacean.
ffand [< *fand.] v. Cast off, throw off, fling off.
ffandel [< *fandil.] n. Stamp, die.
ffandell [< *fandili-.] n. Traffic jam, traffic tie-up.
ffaneg [< *fanik.] n. Hockey.
ffann [< *fanh.] n. Superstition.
ffann [< ffann, "superstition".] adj. Superstitious.
ffannas [< *fanhas.] n. Dug-out canoe.
ffanui [< *fanue.] n. Great-grandparent.
ffar [< *far.] n. Mechanics.
ffar [< ffar, "mechanics".] adj. Mechanical.
ffaradrim [< *faratrem.] n. Tuberculosis.
ffaradrimm [< *faradremh.] adj. Revised.
ffaras [< *faras.] n. Hamster.
ffaren [< *farin.] n. Macro.
ffarenn [< *farinh.] v. Rattle, rustle.
ffarfen [< *farfin.] n. Mortician, undertaker.
ffargam [< *fargam.] Again, once more.
ffargamm [< *fargamh.] n. Technetium.
ffargyam [< *fargi-am.] n. Farmer.
ffariath [< *fareath.] n. Telephone book.
ffariel [< *fareil.] n. Gangway.
ffariel [< *fareil.] n. Only child.
ffariell [< *fareili-.] Then.
ffarieth [< *fareith.] n. Shoulder.
ffarion [< *fareon.] n. Protégé.
ffarionn [< *fareonh.] n. Supermarket.
ffarith [< *fareth.] adj. Anxious.
ffarmen [< *farmin.] n. Pilgrim.
ffarn [< *farn.] n. Coffin.
ffaro [< *faro.] n. Abrogation, abolition.
ffarod [< *farot.] v. Corrode.
ffarodren [< *farodrin.] n. Overture.
ffaror [< ffar, "mechanics" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Mechanic.
ffaroth [< *faroth.] n. Luggage-van.
ffarr [< *farh.] n. Expenses.
ffas [< *fas.] n. Garlic.
ffas [< *fas.] adj. Severe, strict.
ffasst [< *fast.] n. Herpes.
ffatehos [< ffas, "severe, strict" & -te-, "opposite" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Indulgent, mild-mannered, lenient.
ffaug [< *faug.] adj. Shrill, sharp-toned, snappy, tart.
ffauga [< *fauka.] n. Class consciousness.
ffauge [< *fauki.] n. Talon, claw.
ffaugi [< *fauke.] By sight.
ffaugo [< *fauko.] v. Baste.
ffaugu [< *fauku.] Impossibly.
ffaun [< *faun.] n. Irradiation.
ffaun [< ffaun, "irradiation".] v. Shine upon, irradiate.
ffaun [< *faun.] v. Chip off, chip.
ffaunn [< *faunh.] adj. Mongrel, hybrid.
ffedochand [< ffend, "distance, offset" & -do-, "separation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Distance oneself.
ffehos [< ffes, "hail" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Hailstone.
ffeijen [< ffein, "trumpet" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Trumpet.
ffein [< *fien.] v. Trumpet.
ffein [< *fien.] n. Airfield.
ffeinn [< *fienh.] n. Hamburger meat.
ffeir [< *fier.] At the table.
ffeirr [< *fierh.] n. Tax return, return.
ffelag [< *filak.] n. Boys and girls.
ffelag [< *filak.] n. Record-player, phonograph.
ffelas [< *filas.] n. Kilt.
ffeleg [< *filik.] n. Dresser.
ffeles [< *filis.] adj. Grass green.
ffelf [< *filf.] n. Anisette.
ffelig [< *filek.] adj. Coherent.
ffeligon [< *filekon.] v. Drill through.
ffeltho [< *filtho.] n. Ski.
ffen [< *fin.] n. Effort, attempt.
ffen [< ffen, "effort, attempt".] v. Take steps, undertake, aim, attempt, endeavour.
ffen [< *fin.] n. Contradiction.
ffen [< ffen, "contradiction".] v. Contradict.
ffend [< *find.] n. Distance, offset.
ffendel [< *findil.] n. Masses.
ffendell [< *findili-.] n. Sugar-palm.
ffeneg [< *finik.] n. Shoe-lace.
ffenn [< *finh.] n. Front room, antechamber.
ffennas [< *finhas.] Ordinarily.
ffenui [< *finue.] Which one, which, that, who.
ffer [< *fir.] n. Swindle, swindling.
ffer [< ffer, "swindle, swindling".] v. Fleece.
fferadrim [< *firatrem.] adj. Worm-eaten, unsound.
fferadrimm [< *firadremh.] n. Dreamland.
fferas [< *firas.] n. Castle.
fferedir [< *firider.] v. Draw, constrict, tighten.
fferen [< *firin.] A few minutes, a moment.
fferenn [< *firinh.] n. Symphony.
fferfen [< *firfin.] n. Parenthesis.
ffergam [< *firgam.] n. Seventh.
ffergamm [< *firgamh.] n. Hobby.
ffergyam [< *firgi-am.] Such, thus, so.
fferiath [< *fireath.] n. Shipwreck.
fferiel [< *fireil.] n. Applicant.
fferiel [< *fireil.] n. Apple-tree.
fferiell [< *fireili-.] n. Traffic rules.
fferieth [< *fireith.] v. Shift on to.
fferion [< *fireon.] n. Divining rod.
fferionn [< *fireonh.] n. Word processor, editor.
fferith [< *fireth.] n. Parsley.
ffermen [< *firmin.] n. Rearguard, defence, rather.
ffermenn [< *firminh.] n. Tablecloth.
ffern [< *firn.] adj. Afflicted, sad.
ffero [< *firo.] n. Grandparent.
fferod [< *firot.] n. Deadline.
fferodren [< *firodrin.] adj. Vertical.
fferor [< ffer, "swindle, swindling" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Extortioner, swindler.
fferoth [< *firoth.] n. Beast of prey.
fferr [< *firh.] n. Air-balloon, balloon.
ffes [< *fis.] n. Strip, binding, tape.
ffes [< ffes, "strip, binding, tape".] v. Tape.
ffes [< *fis.] n. Hail.
ffesst [< *fist.] n. Consciousness, awareness.
ffiben [< ffin, "hammer" & -be-, "action".] n. Hammering.
ffibor [< ffir, "spider" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Spiderweb.
ffilag [< *felak.] n. Slot.
ffilag [< *felak.] n. Administrative district, canton.
ffilas [< *felas.] n. Envelope.
ffileg [< *felik.] n. Youth, young people.
ffiles [< *felis.] n. Mountain ridge.
ffilf [< *felf.] n. Stork.
ffilig [< *felek.] n. Sticker.
ffiligon [< *felekon.] v. Look askance, squint, look cross-eyed.
ffiltho [< *feltho.] n. Plaice.
ffin [< *fen.] n. Hammer.
ffin [< ffin, "hammer".] v. Hammer.
ffind [< *fend.] v. Be near death.
ffindel [< *fendil.] adj. Wounded, winged.
ffindell [< *fendili-.] adj. Spontaneous.
ffineg [< *fenik.] n. Red of dawn.
ffinn [< *fenh.] n. Budget.
ffinnas [< *fenhas.] n. Prototype.
ffinui [< *fenue.] n. Racehorse.
ffir [< *fer.] n. High mountain range.
ffir [< *fer.] n. Spider.
ffiradrimm [< *feradremh.] v. Wring.
ffiras [< *feras.] adj. Contraceptive.
ffiredir [< *ferider.] n. E-mail address.
ffiren [< *ferin.] n. Vanity bag, lady's bag.
ffirenn [< *ferinh.] By night, at night.
ffirfen [< *ferfin.] n. Laggard, straggler.
ffirgam [< *fergam.] v. Facilitate.
ffirgamm [< *fergamh.] n. Draught.
ffirgyam [< *fergi-am.] v. Soak.
ffiriath [< *fereath.] n. Woundwort.
ffiriel [< *fereil.] v. Cancel.
ffiriel [< *fereil.] Eighty.
ffiriell [< *fereili-.] v. Curry.
ffirieth [< *fereith.] n. Restaurant.
ffirion [< *fereon.] adj. Back, outstanding, overdue.
ffirionn [< *fereonh.] Tightly.
ffirith [< *fereth.] n. Straw hat.
ffirmen [< *fermin.] n. Character.
ffirmenn [< *ferminh.] n. Telegram.
ffirn [< *fern.] n. Mendicant order.
ffirn [< *fern.] Still, yet.
ffirn [< *fern.] n. Iconoclasm.
ffiro [< *fero.] Abroad.
ffirod [< *ferot.] adj. Multicoloured.
ffirodren [< *ferodrin.] n. Hibernation.
ffiroth [< *feroth.] Carefully, lightly, gently.
ffis [< *fes.] n. Whim, caprice.
ffis [< ffis, "whim, caprice".] adj. Fitful, capricious.
ffis [< *fes.] n. Leather.
ffis [< ffis, "leather".] adj. Leather.
ffisst [< *fest.] n. Meteorite.
ffla [< *fla.] n. Corruption.
ffla [< ffla, "corruption".] v. Bribe.
fflad [< *flat.] n. Waffle.
fflago [< *flako.] n. Juniper.
fflai [< *flae.] adj. Agronomic.
fflajed [< fflad, "waffle" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Wafer, cone.
ffland [< *fland.] n. Worsted.
fflaneg [< *flanig.] n. Ampersand.
fflangill [< *flangeli-.] n. Vermouth.
fflas [< *flas.] n. Biologist.
fflaw [< *flaw.] Aboard, on board.
ffle [< *fli.] adj. Fertile.
fflecha [< ffle, "fertile" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fertilise.
ffled [< *flit.] n. Guest worker.
fflego [< *fliko.] n. Stove.
fflein [< *flien.] n. Igloo.
ffleinn [< *flienh.] n. Opposition.
fflend [< *flind.] n. Wild cherry.
ffleneg [< *flinig.] n. Possessions.
fflengil [< *flingel.] n. Sun-glasses.
ffles [< *flis.] Ten thousand.
fflete [< ffle, "fertile" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Infertile.
ffli [< *fle.] v. Saw.
fflid [< *flet.] n. Institut.of higher education.
ffligo [< *fleko.] n. Phrase, expression.
fflimu [< ffli, "saw" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Saw.
fflind [< *flend.] n. Port.
fflineg [< *flenig.] n. Oath of office.
fflingil [< *flengel.] v. Stumble.
fflingill [< *flengeli-.] adj. Triple.
ffliw [< *flew.] adj. Accepted.
fflo [< *flo.] n. Acoustics.
fflo [< fflo, "acoustics".] adj. Acoustic.
fflod [< *flod.] n. Balalaika.
fflogo [< *floko.] Not at all, by no means, in no way.
fflond [< *flond.] n. Housefly, fly.
ffloneg [< *flonig.] n. Roller-blind.
fflongil [< *flongel.] n. Earthworm.
fflongill [< *flongeli-.] n. Nail-varnish.
fflos [< *flos.] n. Horsepower.
fflow [< *flow.] adj. Arbitrary.
fflu [< *flu.] n. Grating.
fflu [< fflu, "grating".] v. Gnash, grind, creak, grate.
fflud [< *flud.] adj. Enormous.
fflugo [< *fluko.] n. Adhesive tape.
fflund [< *flund.] v. Tap, monitor, eavesdrop, bug, listen in.
fflungil [< *flungel.] n. Shoe-shine boy, bootblack.
fflungill [< *flungeli-.] n. Utility.
fflus [< *flus.] n. Anvil.
ffluw [< *fluw.] v. Wind up.
ffochos [< ffos, "wire" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Wiring.
ffohojen [< ffon, "bottle" & -ho-, "small-item" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Small plate, saucer.
ffohon [< ffon, "bottle" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Plate.
ffohoyer [< ffor, "file, dossier" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ye-, "container".] n. Folder, directory.
ffoig [< *foeg.] n. Abrasion.
ffoiir [< *foeer.] n. Grandchildren.
ffoiirr [< *foeerh.] v. Finish.
ffoin [< *foen.] v. Wear away, abrade.
ffolag [< *folak.] n. Way of the cress.
ffolag [< *folak.] Quietly, leisurely.
ffolas [< *folas.] n. Palm.
ffoleg [< *folik.] n. Mendelevium.
ffoles [< *folis.] n. Calibre.
ffolf [< *folf.] adj. Hard.
ffolig [< *folek.] n. Competitor.
ffoligon [< *folekon.] v. Place upon, put on.
ffoltho [< *foltho.] v. Water.
ffon [< *fon.] n. Bottle.
ffon [< *fon.] n. Anthropologist.
ffon [< ffon, "anthropologist".] n. Anthropology.
ffond [< *fond.] Out of.
ffond [< *fond.] v. Tap.
ffondel [< *fondil.] adj. Lurid, sensational.
ffondell [< *fondili-.] n. Passage of time.
ffoneg [< *fonik.] n. Muleteer.
ffonn [< *fonh.] v. Gnaw off, pick.
ffonnas [< *fonhas.] adj. Able-bodied.
ffonui [< *fonue.] n. Mile.
ffor [< *for.] n. File, dossier.
ffor [< *for.] n. Cavern, den, cave.
ffor [< ffor, "cavern, den, cave".] adj. Hollow.
fforadrim [< *foratrem.] n. Cuticle.
fforas [< *foras.] n. Lieutenant.
fforedir [< *forider.] adj. Out of wedlock.
fforen [< *forin.] n. Ketchup.
fforenn [< *forinh.] n. Internal combustion engine.
fforfen [< *forfin.] n. Auntie.
fforgam [< *forgam.] n. Opiate.
fforgamm [< *forgamh.] n. Petticoat.
fforgyam [< *forgi-am.] n. Standard, flag.
fforiath [< *foreath.] n. Travesty.
fforiel [< *foreil.] v. Illuminate, light up, shine upon.
fforiel [< *foreil.] n. Rim, felly, felloe.
fforiell [< *foreili-.] n. Day-ticket.
fforieth [< *foreith.] adj. Overgrown, covered, grown over.
fforion [< *foreon.] n. Bucket, pail.
fforionn [< *foreonh.] n. Accommodating ladder.
fforith [< *foreth.] adj. Non-profit, charitable.
fformen [< *formin.] n. Notepad.
fformenn [< *forminh.] n. Statue.
fforn [< *forn.] n. Accumulator, storage battery, battery.
fforo [< *foro.] n. Omnibus, bus.
fforod [< *forot.] n. Gramophone disc.
fforodren [< *forodrin.] n. Trope, figure of speech.
fforonas [< ffos, "prophesy, forecast, foretell" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Fortune teller.
fforos [< ffos, "prophesy, forecast, foretell" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Fortune teller.
fforoth [< *foroth.] adj. Lost.
fforr [< *forh.] n. Architect.
ffos [< *fos.] v. Prophesy, forecast, foretell.
ffos [< *fos.] n. Wire.
ffosst [< *fost.] In my opinion, in my view, to my thinking.
ffoyas [< ffos, "wire" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Wireless.
ffubor [< ffur, "cream" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Cream.
ffuin [< *fuen.] adj. Air-conditioned.
ffuinn [< *fuenh.] n. Hell.
ffuio [< *fueo.] n. Apricot.
ffuio [< *fueo.] n. Water wheel.
ffulag [< *fulak.] At will, as you wish, if desired.
ffulag [< *fulak.] n. Slide.
ffulas [< *fulas.] n. Motor vehicle.
ffuleg [< *fulik.] n. Missionary.
ffules [< *fulis.] n. Labour dispute.
ffulf [< *fulf.] n. Stage of development.
ffulig [< *fulek.] adj. Protracted. long-lasting.
ffuligon [< *fulekon.] n. Drainer, draining board.
ffultho [< *fultho.] Editor.
ffumus [< ffus, "rake" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Rake.
ffun [< *fun.] n. Hamburger.
ffun [< *fun.] n. Walnut.
ffund [< *fund.] Arbitrarily.
ffund [< *fund.] n. Oats.
ffundel [< *fundil.] n. Audio file.
ffundell [< *fundili-.] n. Savings bank.
ffuneg [< *funik.] n. Coach-work, body.
ffunn [< *funh.] Early in the morning.
ffunnas [< *funhas.] adj. Next, following.
ffunui [< *funue.] adj. Desegregated(racially), mixed, coeducational.
ffur [< *fur.] n. Cream.
ffur [< *fur.] n. Meter, metre.
ffur [< ffur, "meter, metre".] adj. Metric.
ffuradrim [< *furatrem.] n. User interface.
ffuradrimm [< *furadremh.] n. Route.
ffuras [< *furas.] n. Midnight.
ffuredir [< *furider.] n. Spanner, adjustable wrench.
ffuren [< *furin.] n. Acme.
ffurenn [< *furinh.] Approximately, about.
ffurfen [< *furfin.] n. State of health.
ffurgam [< *furgam.] n. Sentence; clause.
ffurgamm [< *furgamh.] v. Surpass, outdo.
ffurgyam [< *furgi-am.] v. Upload.
ffuriath [< *fureath.] adj. In abeyance.
ffuriel [< *fureil.] n. Currant-jam.
ffuriel [< *fureil.] n. Commitment.
ffuriell [< *fureili-.] n. Sheep-dog.
ffurieth [< *fureith.] n. Cup.
ffurion [< *fureon.] n. Peach.
ffurionn [< *fureonh.] n. Windpipe.
ffurith [< *fureth.] n. Pumice.
ffurmenn [< *furminh.] v. Hover, float.
ffurn [< *furn.] n. Anachronism.
ffurn [< *furn.] n. Baldachin, canopy.
ffurn [< *furn.] n. Bream; topgallant mast.
ffuro [< *furo.] adj. Ambiguous.
ffurod [< *furot.] n. Decade.
ffurodren [< *furodrin.] n. Nail clipper, nail clippers.
ffuroth [< *furoth.] adj. Post-war.
ffurr [< *furh.] adj. Paperback.
ffus [< *fus.] n. Parrot.
ffus [< *fus.] v. Rake.
ffusst [< *fust.] n. Bearskin, bearskin cap.
ffuyen [< ffun, "walnut" & -ye-, "container".] n. Walnut-tree.
ffuyos [< ffus, "parrot" & -yo-.] v. Parrot.
gabennas [< *gabinhas.] n. Chive.
gaber [< *gapir.] n. Faggot.
gaberth [< garth, "protection" & -be-, "action".] n. Protection.
gabor [< gar, "absence" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Being.
gabos [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Folly, madness.
gachabel [< gal, "bend, curve" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -be-, "action".] v. Twist.
gachal [< gal, "thick, dense, concentrated" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Condense.
gachal [< gal, "bend, curve" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Bend.
gachal [< gal, "bend, curve" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Bend.
gachald [< gald, "embellish" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Grow more beautiful.
gachar [< gar, "absence" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Develop.
gachar [< gar, "absence" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Arise.
gachar [< gar, "sale" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Sell, be sold.
gacharf [< garf, "push (toward)" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Glide (toward).
gachas [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Make crazy, drive insane.
gachas [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Go crazy.
gacholl [< gall, "lower middle-class" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Petty bourgeoisie.
gado [< *gato.] n. Confidence, trust, faith.
gado [< gado, "confidence, trust, faith".] v. Have faith, trust, have faith in.
gadom [< gam, "equipment" & -do-, "separation".] v. Dissipate, squander.
gadoni [< gado, "confidence, trust, faith" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Trustworthy, reliable.
gador [< *gador.] v. Neigh.
gafannen [< *gafanhin.] v. Serve.
gafanno [< *gafanho.] n. Grade, rank, rate.
gaffechand [< gand, "partition" & -ffe-, "quality" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Take apart, fragment.
gaffemp [< gamp, "orthodox" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Orthodoxy.
gaffer [< gar, "absence" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Past.
gafful [< gal, "din, ado, noise" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Loud noise, din.
gagil [< gal, "thick, dense, concentrated" & -gi-, "place".] n. Thicket.
gagir [< gar, "sale" & -gi-, "place".] n. Store, shop.
gagobom [< gam, "equipment" & -go-, "beginning" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Equipment.
gagom [< gam, "equipment" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Equip.
gagor [< gar, "absence" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Arise.
gaheno [< *gahino.] n. Rabbit-hutch.
gaheth [< gath, "migration; hiking" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Migrant.
gahoborn [< garn, "knob, handle" & -ho-, "small-item" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Goose (meat).
gaholl [< gall, "tissue" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Hysteria.
gahorn [< garn, "knob, handle" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Goose.
gai [< *gae.] n. Duty, obligation.
gai [< gai, "duty, obligation".] v. Must, have to, should, ought to.
gai [< gai, "duty, obligation".] n. Aberrance, aberration.
gai [< gai, "duty, obligation".] adj. Obsequious, devoted.
gaibol [< gail, "invention" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Invention.
gaicha [< gai, "duty, obligation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Compulsory.
gaicha [< gai, "duty, obligation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Force, compel.
gaiffe [< gai, "duty, obligation" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Piety.
gaihor [< gair, "left" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Deliver, supply, furnish.
gaihor [< gair, "left" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Delivery.
gail [< *gael.] n. Invention.
gail [< gail, "invention".] v. Invent.
gail [< *gael.] adj. Optimistic.
gaill [< *gaeli-.] n. Subscriber.
gaimi [< gai, "duty, obligation" & -mi-, "person".] n. Pietist, churchy person, zealot.
gair [< *gaer.] adj. Left.
gairal [< gail, "optimistic" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Optimism.
gairol [< gail, "optimistic" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Optimist.
gaita [< gai, "duty, obligation" & -ta-, "application".] n. Slogan, motto, watchword.
gaiyacha [< gai, "duty, obligation" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Exempt.
gajer [< gar, "sale" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Vendetta, feud.
gajes [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Zany, nutty.
gajil [< gal, "permission" & -ji-, "away".] n. Pass, leave, furlough.
gajir [< gar, "absence" & -ji-, "away".] adj. Absent.
gajir [< gar, "absence" & -ji-, "away".] v. Be missing, be absent.
gal [< *gal.] adj. Thick, dense, concentrated.
gal [< *gal.] n. Criticism.
gal [< gal, "criticism".] v. Carp, cavil.
gal [< gal, "criticism".] v. Criticise.
gal [< *gal.] n. Permission.
gal [< gal, "permission".] v. Permit, allow.
gal [< *gal.] n. Din, ado, noise.
gal [< gal, "din, ado, noise".] adj. Noisy.
gal [< gal, "din, ado, noise".] v. Make a noise.
gal [< *gal.] n. Bend, curve.
gal [< gal, "bend, curve".] adj. Curved, bent.
gala [< *gala.] v. Pinch.
galachas [< galas, "slave" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Enslave.
galad [< *galad.] n. Jargon.
galadd [< *galath.] n. Component, element, ingredient, part.
galam [< *galam.] n. Fleet.
galamu [< gala, "pinch" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Pincers, tongs; clip.
galarim [< *galarem.] n. Oil.
galas [< *galas.] n. Slave.
gald [< *gald.] v. Embellish.
galdin [< *galden.] n. Legation.
galen [< *galin.] n. Aboriginal, native.
galenadd [< *galinath.] n. Style.
galenn [< *galinh.] n. Turned-in legs, knock kneed legs.
galesstel [< *galistil.] n. Waistcoat, vest.
galf [< *galf.] adj. Octagonal.
galfor [< *galfor.] n. Idol.
galforr [< *galforh.] n. Peace treaty.
galith [< *galeth.] n. Annual subscription.
gall [< *gali-.] adj. Lower middle-class.
gall [< *gali-.] n. Tissue.
gall [< *gali-.] adj. International.
gallor [< *gali-or.] To the letter.
gallorr [< *gali-orh.] n. Cobblestone.
galo [< *galo.] n. Journalist, female journalist.
galoce [< galo, "journalist, female journalist" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Journal, daily paper, newspaper.
galocero [< galo, "journalist, female journalist" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Journalist.
galoddrim [< *galothrem.] n. Wart.
galu [< *galu.] n. Class.
galu [< galu, "class".] v. Sort.
galube [< galu, "class" & -be-, "action".] n. Sorting.
galui [< *galue.] n. Cypress.
galwen [< *galwin.] Crossways.
galwenn [< *galwinh.] adj. Lazy.
galyam [< *gali-am.] adj. Bent, tilted.
galyenn [< *gali-inh.] n. Moratorium.
gam [< *gam.] n. Equipment.
gam [< *gam.] adj. Religious.
gamigis [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts" & -mi-, "person" & -gi-, "place".] n. Insane asylum.
gamilf [< galf, "octagonal" & -mi-, "person".] n. Octagon.
gamimp [< gamp, "orthodox" & -mi-, "person".] n. Orthodox person.
gamir [< gar, "absence" & -mi-, "person".] n. Creature.
gamirr [< garr, "farm, ranch, estate, property" & -mi-, "person".] n. Landowner.
gamirth [< garth, "protection" & -mi-, "person".] n. Protector.
gamis [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts" & -mi-, "person".] n. Lunatic.
gamlaith [< *gamlaeth.] n. Supermarket.
gamm [< *gamh.] v. Beacon.
gamp [< *gamp.] adj. Orthodox.
gamul [< gal, "permission" & -mu-, "tool".] n. License, permit, licence.
gamumm [< gamm, "beacon" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Beacon.
ganathras [< *ganathras.] Violently.
ganathro [< *ganathro.] v. Shrivel up, shrink.
gand [< *gand.] v. Partition.
gandel [< *gandil.] n. Holder, socket.
gandram [< *gandram.] n. Tyre.
ganediad [< *ganiteat.] n. Thyroid.
ganil [< gal, "criticism" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Worth criticising.
gannado [< *ganhado.] adj. Present.
ganno [< *ganho.] n. Hawk.
ganoded [< *ganotid.] adj. Repeated.
ganodo [< *ganodo.] n. Labour exchange, employment exchange.
ganssirrim [< *ganserhem.] n. Travel agency, tourist agency.
ganssirrimm [< *ganserhemh.] Carefully.
ganuchar [< gar, "absence" & -nu-, "holder" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Extinguishing, extinction.
ganur [< gar, "absence" & -nu-, "holder".] v. Put out, extinguish.
gar [< *gar.] n. Absence.
gar [< gar, "absence".] adj. Former.
gar [< gar, "absence".] n. Past.
gar [< *gar.] n. Sale.
gar [< gar, "sale".] v. Vend, sell, dispose of.
garaf [< *garaf.] n. Soldier, pawn.
garagif [< garaf, "soldier, pawn" & -gi-, "place".] n. Barracks.
garall [< gall, "international" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Internationalism.
gararth [< garth, "protection" & -ra-, "doctrine".] adj. Protectionist.
garf [< *garf.] v. Push (toward).
gargor [< *gargor.] n. Hangings, wall-paper, paper-hangings, paper.
gargorr [< *gargorh.] n. Toucan.
gargyorr [< *gargi-orh.] n. Temperature.
gari [< *gare.] n. Enamel.
gari [< gari, "enamel".] v. Enamel.
gari [< *gare.] n. Monument.
gari [< gari, "monument".] adj. Monumental.
garith [< *gareth.] n. Curtain.
garithron [< *garethron.] adj. One-day.
garn [< *garn.] n. Knob, handle.
garo [< *garo.] n. Son.
garo [< garo, "son".] n. Branch, affiliate.
garog [< *garok.] n. Autograph.
garol [< gal, "criticism" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Critic.
garona [< garo, "son" & -na-, "female".] n. Daughter.
garonar [< gar, "sale" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Saleswoman.
garor [< gar, "sale" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Salesman.
garorr [< garr, "farm, ranch, estate, property" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Farmer, rancher.
garoth [< *garoth.] adj. Mediocre.
garr [< *garh.] n. Farm, ranch, estate, property.
garth [< *garth.] n. Protection.
garth [< garth, "protection".] adj. Protectionist.
garth [< garth, "protection".] v. Protect.
gartheb [< *garthip.] n. Rainy season.
gartho [< *gartho.] n. Lizard.
garuthos [< *garuthos.] v. Dry in the sun.
gas [< *gas.] adj. Mad, crazy, insane, nuts.
gas [< gas, "mad, crazy, insane, nuts".] v. Act crazy, rave.
gassdil [< *gasdel.] n. Ox.
gasst [< *gast.] In addition.
gassto [< *gasto.] n. Dining-room.
gatechal [< gal, "thick, dense, concentrated" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Thin out.
gategil [< gal, "thick, dense, concentrated" & -te-, "opposite" & -gi-, "place".] n. Clearing.
gatel [< gal, "thick, dense, concentrated" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Thin, rare.
gatel [< gal, "permission" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Prohibition, ban.
gatel [< gal, "permission" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Forbid, prohibit.
gater [< gar, "absence" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Non-existence.
gath [< *gath.] n. Migration; hiking.
gath [< gath, "migration; hiking".] v. Wander about, migrate, wander, roam.
gathesst [< *gathist.] n. Earthquake.
gathewom [< gam, "religious" & -the-, "negation" & -wo-, "return".] adj. Non-religious.
gathrod [< *gathrot.] n. Wedding.
gau [< *gau.] v. Buy back, redeem.
gau [< gau, "buy back, redeem".] Re-.
gauber [< gaur, "study" & -be-, "action".] n. Study.
gauce [< gau, "buy back, redeem" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Practical, real, actual.
gaucebo [< gau, "buy back, redeem" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Reality.
gaucecha [< gau, "buy back, redeem" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Produce.
gaucecha [< gau, "buy back, redeem" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Come true.
gauceffe [< gau, "buy back, redeem" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Reality.
gaucero [< gau, "buy back, redeem" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Realist.
gaud [< *gaud.] n. Diaper.
gaud [< gaud, "diaper".] v. Wind, bandage.
gauffel [< gaul, "hypocritical" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Hypocrisy.
gaul [< *gaul.] adj. Hypocritical.
gaumil [< gaul, "hypocritical" & -mi-, "person".] n. Bigot, hypocrite.
gaur [< *gaur.] n. Study.
gaur [< gaur, "study".] v. Study.
gaur [< gaur, "study".] n. Studio.
gaurhath [< *gaurhath.] v. Spade.
gaurheth [< *gaurhith.] adj. Vague.
gaurhith [< *gaurheth.] n. Natural gas.
gaurhoth [< *gaurhoth.] v. Subordinate.
gaurhuth [< *gaurhuth.] v. Crib.
gauronad [< gaud, "diaper" & -ro-, "professional" & -na-, "female".] n. Monthly nurse, nurse, dry-nurse.
gawad [< *gawad.] n. Dumping, pouring.
gawad [< gawad, "dumping, pouring".] v. Pour out, scatter, pour, dump.
gawo [< *gawo.] n. Divan, couch.
gawoffem [< gam, "religious" & -wo-, "return" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Religiosity.
gawole [< gawo, "divan, couch" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Divide, separate, share.
gawomim [< gam, "religious" & -wo-, "return" & -mi-, "person".] n. Religious person.
gawota [< gawo, "divan, couch" & -ta-, "application".] n. Division, military division.
gayal [< gal, "criticism" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Uncritical.
gayal [< gal, "din, ado, noise" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Noiseless.
gayarth [< garth, "protection" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Unprotected.
gebegor [< geber, "afraid, fearful" & -go-, "beginning".] adj. Startled.
geber [< *gipir.] adj. Afraid, fearful.
gebolf [< gelf, "sepia" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Sepia.
gebor [< ger, "hereditary" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Inheritance.
gechal [< gel, "sacred, holy" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Sanctifying.
gechal [< gel, "sacred, holy" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Sanctify.
gechar [< ger, "hereditary" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Bequeath, leave.
gecharr [< gerr, "embody" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Embodiment.
gecholl [< gell, "obstinate, stubborn, intractable, refractory" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Withstand, confront, stand up to.
gecholl [< gell, "obstinate, stubborn, intractable, refractory" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Resistance.
gecul [< gel, "boon, blessing" & -cu-, "in-law".] n. Coil, spool, bobbin.
gecul [< gel, "boon, blessing" & -cu-, "in-law".] v. Wind.
gedo [< *gito.] n. Pollination.
gedo [< gedo, "pollination".] v. Pollinate.
gedor [< *gidor.] v. Go to sleep.
gefannen [< *gifanhin.] n. Botany.
gefanneth [< *gifanhith.] adj. One-sided, unilateral.
gefanno [< *gifanho.] n. Septum; partition.
geffel [< gel, "sacred, holy" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Holiness.
geffer [< ger, "hereditary" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Heredity.
gegil [< gel, "sacred, holy" & -gi-, "place".] n. Shrine.
gegir [< ger, "confession" & -gi-, "place".] n. Confessional.
gegor [< ger, "push" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Jog, nudge.
geheno [< *gihino.] n. Lyceum.
gehorr [< gerr, "remaining, additional, rest of" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Remainder.
geichal [< geil, "pressing, urgent" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Hurry, rush.
geiffel [< geil, "pressing, urgent" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Urgency.
geil [< *giel.] adj. Pressing, urgent.
geil [< geil, "pressing, urgent".] v. Hurry, press, urge.
gejem [< gem, "face" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Facet.
gejir [< ger, "push" & -ji-, "away".] v. Push aside, repel; disgust.
gel [< *gil.] n. Boon, blessing.
gel [< gel, "boon, blessing".] v. Bless.
gel [< *gil.] adj. Sacred, holy.
gelad [< *gilad.] n. Bandage.
geladd [< *gilath.] n. Blade.
gelam [< *gilam.] n. Trace, track.
gelam [< gelam, "trace, track".] v. Trail, track.
gelarim [< *gilarem.] n. Platform, railway platform.
gelas [< *gilas.] n. Anarcho-syndicalism.
gelas [< *gilas.] n. Tenth.
geld [< *gild.] adj. Tart, astringent.
gelen [< *gilin.] Here and there, spread about.
gelenadd [< *gilinath.] n. Taxi-driver.
gelenn [< *gilinh.] v. Compensate.
gelf [< *gilf.] adj. Sepia.
gelfor [< *gilfor.] n. Coconut.
gelforr [< *gilforh.] adj. Willing, ready, obliging.
gelith [< *gileth.] adj. In working order.
gell [< *gili-.] adj. Obstinate, stubborn, intractable, refractory.
gellor [< *gili-or.] n. Tangerine.
gellorr [< *gili-orh.] n. Tyre, tire.
gelo [< *gilo.] n. Monopoly.
gelocha [< gelo, "monopoly" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Monopolise.
gelodd [< *giloth.] n. Beetle.
geloddrim [< *gilothrem.] n. Equinox.
gelohos [< ges, "mediation" & -lo-, "transform" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Outskirts, periphery.
gelu [< *gilu.] v. Glide.
gelu [< *gilu.] v. Whirl, whip, stir.
gelucha [< gelu, "whirl, whip, stir" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Swirl.
gelui [< *gilue.] n. Ablative.
gelumu [< gelu, "glide" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Sailplane, glider.
gelwen [< *gilwin.] n. Elevator, lift.
gelwenn [< *gilwinh.] n. Preposition.
gelyam [< *gili-am.] n. Holly.
gelyenn [< *gili-inh.] n. Pearl.
gem [< *gim.] n. Face.
gemb [< *gimb.] n. Appointment, date, rendezvous.
gemil [< gel, "sacred, holy" & -mi-, "person".] n. Saint.
geminal [< gel, "sacred, holy" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Saint.
gemirn [< gern, "lame" & -mi-, "person".] n. Lame person.
gemith [< geth, "gape, gawk" & -mi-, "person".] n. Gawker, loafer.
gemlaith [< *gimlaeth.] n. Shaft.
gemm [< *gimh.] n. Minority.
gemm [< gemm, "minority".] adj. Minority.
gemp [< *gimp.] v. Turn on, switch.
gemubor [< ger, "courteous, polite, well-mannered" & -mu-, "tool" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Courtesy.
gemucham [< gem, "face" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Facilitate.
gemucham [< gem, "face" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Relief, alleviation.
gemuffer [< ger, "courteous, polite, well-mannered" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Politeness.
gemuhemir [< ger, "chat" & -mu-, "tool" & -he-, "tendency" & -mi-, "person".] n. Telltale, chatterbox, tattler.
gemuher [< ger, "chat" & -mu-, "tool" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Talkativeness.
gemum [< gem, "face" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Facile, easy.
gemumir [< ger, "chat" & -mu-, "tool" & -mi-, "person".] n. Chatterbox, telltale, tattler.
gemump [< gemp, "turn on, switch" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Switch.
gemur [< ger, "chat" & -mu-, "tool".] v. Chatter, chat.
genathras [< *ginathras.] adj. One person.
genathro [< *ginathro.] n. Train ticket, railway ticket.
gend [< *gind.] n. Outline, contour.
gend [< gend, "outline, contour".] v. Delineate, draw.
gendel [< *gindil.] n. Pier, landing-stage.
gendram [< *gindram.] n. Rancour, grudge.
genediad [< *giniteat.] n. Station-master.
gennado [< *ginhado.] n. Sardine.
genno [< *ginho.] n. Broccoli.
genoded [< *ginotid.] n. Silicon.
genodo [< *ginodo.] adj. Loose.
genssirrim [< *ginserhem.] n. Tungsten.
genssirrimm [< *ginserhemh.] n. Zinc.
genumuld [< geld, "tart, astringent" & -nu-, "holder" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Astringent.
ger [< *gir.] adj. Hereditary.
ger [< ger, "hereditary".] v. Inherit.
ger [< *gir.] adj. Courteous, polite, well-mannered.
ger [< *gir.] n. Push.
ger [< ger, "push".] v. Push, thrust.
ger [< *gir.] n. Arabesque.
ger [< *gir.] n. Chat.
ger [< *gir.] n. Confession.
ger [< ger, "confession".] v. Profess, confess, admit.
ger [< ger, "confession".] n. Confession.
gerf [< *girf.] adj. Inclusive.
gergor [< *girgor.] v. Shake one's head.
gergorr [< *girgorh.] n. Assortment.
gergyorr [< *girgi-orh.] n. Cry of distress.
geri [< *gire.] n. Slaughterhouse, abattoir.
geri [< geri, "slaughterhouse, abattoir".] v. Slaughter, butcher.
geriro [< geri, "slaughterhouse, abattoir" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Butcher.
gerith [< *gireth.] n. Bonbon, sweet, piece of candy.
gerithron [< *girethron.] n. Virus.
gern [< *girn.] adj. Lame.
gern [< gern, "lame".] v. Limp.
gero [< *giro.] adj. Sixth.
gero [< gero, "sixth".] n. Session.
gero [< gero, "sixth".] Six.
gerog [< *girok.] n. Bark, barque.
geroth [< *giroth.] n. Cocoon.
gerr [< *girh.] adj. Remaining, additional, rest of.
gerr [< *girh.] v. Embody.
gerr [< *girh.] n. Imputation.
gerr [< gerr, "imputation".] v. Hold against, blame.
gerth [< *girth.] n. Aum.
gerth [< *girth.] n. Dislike, aversion.
gerth [< *girth.] n. Archduke.
gerth [< *girth.] n. Bergamot.
gertheb [< *girthip.] n. Punch.
gertho [< *girtho.] n. Kangaroo.
geruthos [< *giruthos.] n. Mushroom.
ges [< *gis.] n. Mediation.
ges [< ges, "mediation".] v. Act as agent.
ges [< ges, "mediation".] Through, by means of, with, by, on.
gessdil [< *gisdel.] n. Fast train.
gessirf [< gerf, "inclusive" & -ssi-, "capable".] v. Include.
gesst [< *gist.] n. Spa.
gessto [< *gisto.] v. Confiscate.
gessto [< *gisto.] n. Nostril.
getecubel [< gel, "boon, blessing" & -te-, "opposite" & -cu-, "in-law" & -be-, "action".] n. Unwinding, unrolling.
getecul [< gel, "boon, blessing" & -te-, "opposite" & -cu-, "in-law".] v. Unwind, unroll, wind off.
getel [< gel, "boon, blessing" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Curse.
getemp [< gemp, "turn on, switch" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Stop, shut off, turn off, switch off.
getemubom [< gem, "face" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Difficulty, trouble.
getemucham [< gem, "face" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Thwart, hamper, hinder.
getemuffem [< gem, "face" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Difficulty.
getemuffur [< ger, "courteous, polite, well-mannered" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Incredibly insolent, shameless.
getemum [< gem, "face" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Hard, inconvenient, difficult.
getemumir [< ger, "courteous, polite, well-mannered" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool" & -mi-, "person".] n. Rude person.
getemur [< ger, "courteous, polite, well-mannered" & -te-, "opposite" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Rude.
geter [< ger, "confession" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Recant, disclaim, disavow.
geth [< *gith.] v. Deflect, wander, diverge.
geth [< geth, "deflect, wander, diverge".] To the side.
geth [< *gith.] v. Gape, gawk.
gethesst [< *githist.] v. Hoist, hoist up.
gethrod [< *githrot.] n. Wren.
gewad [< *giwad.] n. Function.
gewo [< *giwo.] n. Chronicle.
gewogimb [< gemb, "appointment, date, rendezvous" & -wo-, "return" & -gi-, "place".] n. Meeting-place, rendezvous.
gewomb [< gemb, "appointment, date, rendezvous" & -wo-, "return".] v. Meet.
gewor [< ger, "push" & -wo-, "return".] adj. Repulsive, repellent.
gewor [< ger, "push" & -wo-, "return".] v. Repulse.
geworo [< gewo, "chronicle" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Historian, chronicler.
geyachar [< ger, "hereditary" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Disinherit.
gibennas [< *gebinhas.] n. Undergarment.
giber [< *gepir.] adj. Thorny.
gicetal [< gil, "divine" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ta-, "application".] v. Dialyse.
gichal [< gil, "divine" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Deify.
gicham [< gim, "beginning, start, commencement" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Start, commence, begin.
gicham [< gim, "beginning, start, commencement" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Commencement, beginning, start.
gichar [< gir, "warmth" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Warm up, heat.
gichas [< gis, "victory" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Lose, be defeated, be beaten.
gicheth [< gith, "militia" & -che-, "member".] n. Militiaman.
gichorr [< girr, "comment" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Annotation, note.
gichoth [< gith, "waste" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Waste.
gido [< *geto.] adj. Bare, meagre.
gido [< gido, "bare, meagre".] Only just, barely, scarcely, hardly.
gidor [< *gedor.] At last, ultimately, finally.
gifannen [< *gefanhin.] n. Shed, penthouse.
gifanneth [< *gefanhith.] n. Usury.
gifanno [< *gefanho.] v. Do penance.
giffel [< gil, "divine" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Divinity.
giffur [< gir, "warmth" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Hot.
giffur [< gir, "warmth" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Heat.
giffurn [< girn, "street" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Strategy.
gigirn [< girn, "fruit tree" & -gi-, "place".] n. Orchard.
gijel [< gil, "divine" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Dietary.
gijel [< gil, "divine" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Diet.
gijer [< gir, "warmth" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Lukewarm.
gijern [< girn, "street" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Lane, alley.
gil [< *gel.] adj. Divine.
gilad [< *gelad.] n. Anchovy.
giladd [< *gelath.] n. Larynx.
gilam [< *gelam.] n. Slate.
gilarim [< *gelarem.] n. Bridge.
gilas [< *gelas.] n. Aplomb, self-assurance.
gilas [< *gelas.] Definitely, positively.
gild [< *geld.] n. Itch.
gild [< gild, "itch".] v. Itch.
gildin [< *gelden.] n. Hair-do.
gilen [< *gelin.] n. Façade, facade.
gilenadd [< *gelinath.] n. Typhus.
gilenn [< *gelinh.] v. Incubate, sit.
gilesstel [< *gelistil.] adj. Commonplace, course, vulgar.
gilf [< *gelf.] v. Apotheosise.
gilfor [< *gelfor.] n. Health resort, spa.
gilforr [< *gelforh.] n. Pistol, spray gun.
gilith [< *geleth.] v. Confuse, mix up.
gill [< *geli-.] n. Precaution; thoughtfulness.
gill [< gill, "precaution; thoughtfulness".] adj. Thoughtful.
gill [< gill, "precaution; thoughtfulness".] v. Take precautions, take care beforehand.
gillor [< *geli-or.] adj. World-wide.
gillorr [< *geli-orh.] n. Ribbon.
gilo [< *gelo.] v. Plait, twine, wreathe, braid.
gilodd [< *geloth.] v. Co-operate, cooperate.
giloddrim [< *gelothrem.] First and foremost, primarily.
gilomb [< gimb, "thirsty" & -lo-, "transform".] v. Be thirsty.
gilomb [< gimb, "thirsty" & -lo-, "transform".] n. Thirst.
gilote [< gilo, "plait, twine, wreathe, braid" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Take apart, unbraid.
gilu [< *gelu.] n. Colossus.
gilu [< gilu, "colossus".] adj. Huge, colossal.
gilu [< *gelu.] n. Complex.
gilu [< gilu, "complex".] adj. Complex.
gilui [< *gelue.] n. Edelweiss.
gilwen [< *gelwin.] n. Molybdenum.
gilwenn [< *gelwinh.] n. Riverbank.
gilyam [< *geli-am.] n. Additional payment.
gilyenn [< *geli-inh.] n. Prison, gaol, jail.
gim [< *gem.] n. Beginning, start, commencement.
gim [< gim, "beginning, start, commencement".] adj. Initial.
gim [< gim, "beginning, start, commencement".] v. Commence, begin, start.
gim [< *gem.] n. Slighting, neglect.
gimb [< *gemb.] adj. Thirsty.
gimlaith [< *gemlaeth.] n. Shark.
gimm [< *gemh.] v. Pivot.
gimm [< gimm, "pivot".] n. Pivot.
gimp [< *gemp.] Inside.
gimurn [< girn, "filter" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Filter.
ginal [< gil, "divine" & -na-, "female".] n. Goddess.
ginathras [< *genathras.] Urgently.
ginathro [< *genathro.] v. Have an overview of.
gind [< *gend.] n. Lilac.
gindel [< *gendil.] n. Nightjar.
gindram [< *gendram.] n. Backup.
ginediad [< *geniteat.] v. Suffer through.
ginnado [< *genhado.] Without distinction, regardless.
ginno [< *genho.] n. Admission ticket.
ginoded [< *genotid.] adj. At the top of one's lungs.
ginodo [< *genodo.] n. Mimosa.
ginssirrim [< *genserhem.] adj. Injured, wounded.
ginssirrimm [< *genserhemh.] n. Motion, resolution.
gir [< *ger.] n. Warmth.
gir [< gir, "warmth".] adj. Warm.
giraf [< *geraf.] v. Amnesty, pardon.
giral [< gil, "divine" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Deism.
girf [< *gerf.] v. Upset, overthrow, turn, turn over.
girgor [< *gergor.] n. Academy of music.
girgorr [< *gergorh.] adj. Smart, chic.
girgyorr [< *gergi-orh.] n. Sticker.
giri [< *gere.] adj. Alike, like, similar.
giri [< giri, "alike, like, similar".] v. Resemble.
giribo [< giri, "alike, like, similar" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Picture, portrait, image.
giriffe [< giri, "alike, like, similar" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Resemblance, similarity.
girith [< *gereth.] v. Negotiate.
girithron [< *gerethron.] n. Sidewalk, pavement.
girn [< *gern.] n. Street.
girn [< *gern.] v. Filter.
girn [< *gern.] n. Fruit tree.
giro [< *gero.] n. Jaws, maw.
giro [< giro, "jaws, maw".] v. Yawn, gape.
girog [< *gerok.] adj. Worn.
giroth [< *geroth.] v. Exact, requisition, seize.
girr [< *gerh.] n. Comment.
girr [< girr, "comment".] v. Comment.
girth [< *gerth.] n. Arnica.
girth [< *gerth.] n. Bathtub.
girth [< *gerth.] n. Bathing-sponge.
girth [< *gerth.] n. Bran.
girtheb [< *gerthip.] n. Shift.
girtho [< *gertho.] adj. World-famous.
giru [< *geru.] n. Principle.
giru [< giru, "principle".] adj. Fundamental, basic.
giruthos [< *geruthos.] Therefore.
gis [< *ges.] n. Victory.
gis [< gis, "victory".] v. Defeat, win over.
gisst [< *gest.] n. Dialect.
gissto [< *gesto.] n. Summons.
gissto [< *gesto.] adj. Anti-state.
gitechar [< gir, "warmth" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Cool off.
gitechar [< gir, "warmth" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Cool off.
gitejer [< gir, "warmth" & -te-, "opposite" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Cool.
giter [< gir, "warmth" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Cold.
giter [< gir, "warmth" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Chilly, bleak, cold.
gites [< gis, "victory" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Defeat.
gites [< gis, "victory" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Be defeated, lose.
giteyor [< gir, "warmth" & -te-, "opposite" & -yo-.] n. Cold.
gith [< *geth.] v. Waste.
gith [< *geth.] n. Militia.
githeffam [< gim, "slighting, neglect" & -the-, "negation" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Neglectable.
githeffas [< gis, "victory" & -the-, "negation" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Invincible.
githehem [< gim, "slighting, neglect" & -the-, "negation" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Careless, remiss, negligent, neglectful.
githehem [< gim, "slighting, neglect" & -the-, "negation" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Remissness, carelessness, negligence.
githem [< gim, "slighting, neglect" & -the-, "negation".] v. Neglect.
githesst [< *gethist.] adj. Transitive.
githrod [< *gethrot.] n. Point.
gitilf [< gilf, "apotheosise" & -ti-, "full".] n. Apotheosis.
giwad [< *gewad.] n. Halo, aureole.
giwo [< *gewo.] v. Gain, put on weight.
giwocharf [< girf, "upset, overthrow, turn, turn over" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Turn over.
giwom [< gim, "beginning, start, commencement" & -wo-, "return".] v. Resume.
giwotecha [< giwo, "gain, put on weight" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Lose weight.
giyal [< gil, "divine" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Godless.
glad [< *glat.] adj. Western.
gladd [< *glath.] n. Bus stop.
glafro [< *glafro.] n. Hibiscus.
glafrol [< *glafrol.] n. Twins.
glagir [< glar, "stroll, walk" & -gi-, "place".] n. Promenade.
glai [< *glae.] adj. Concrete.
glaijebo [< glai, "concrete" & -je-, "diminutive" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Something concrete.
glaijecha [< glai, "concrete" & -je-, "diminutive" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Take on concrete form.
glair [< *glaer.] n. Passageway.
glair [< glair, "passageway".] v. Pass through.
glam [< *glam.] n. Fermentation.
glam [< glam, "fermentation".] v. Ferment.
glamb [< *glamb.] adj. Ubiquitous, omnipresent.
glambren [< *glambrin.] v. Stagnate.
glambyen [< *glambi-in.] n. Control character.
glamhoth [< *glamhoth.] adj. Left over, remaining, left, abiding.
glamhoth [< *glamhoth.] n. Undernourishment.
glamm [< *glamh.] n. Alchemist.
glamog [< *glamog.] n. Clap, gonorrhoea.
glamor [< *glamor.] n. Sister, brother, sibling.
glamum [< glam, "fermentation" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Yeast, leaven.
glamun [< glan, "cast" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Mould, mold.
glan [< *glan.] n. Cast.
glan [< glan, "cast".] v. Mold, mould, cast.
gland [< *gland.] n. Suburb.
glango [< *glango.] adj. Morganatic.
glann [< *glanh.] n. Toothpick.
glanno [< *glanho.] n. Pun.
glanno [< *glanho.] n. Handball.
glanno [< *glanho.] n. Strait.
glantho [< *glantho.] n. Prosthesis, false limb.
glar [< *glar.] n. Stroll, walk.
glar [< glar, "stroll, walk".] v. Stroll, go for a walk.
glaro [< *glaro.] v. Depose.
glarr [< *glarh.] n. Budget.
glas [< *glas.] n. Breakdown.
glas [< glas, "breakdown".] v. Break-down, malfunction.
glau [< *glau.] n. Sound.
glau [< glau, "sound".] v. Sound.
glauwo [< glau, "sound" & -wo-, "return".] n. Echo, resonance.
glauwo [< glau, "sound" & -wo-, "return".] v. Echo, resound.
glayachas [< glas, "breakdown" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fix.
glecem [< glem, "what kind of, what sort of" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Reason.
glechos [< gles, "outstanding" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Stand out.
gled [< *glit.] n. Belly, tummy, abdomen.
gled [< gled, "belly, tummy, abdomen".] adj. Abdominal.
gledd [< *glith.] n. Acne.
glefro [< *glifro.] n. Almond pastry.
glefrol [< *glifrol.] n. Ranch.
glem [< *glim.] adj. What kind of, what sort of.
glem [< *glim.] n. Eyelid.
glemb [< *glimb.] n. Atomic fusion.
glembren [< *glimbrin.] n. Suburb.
glembyen [< *glimbi-in.] n. Quarter, term.
glemhoth [< *glimhoth.] v. Subsidise.
glemhoth [< *glimhoth.] n. Dictator.
glemichan [< glen, "be burnt down" & -mi-, "person" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Burn down.
glemm [< *glimh.] n. Detergent, cleanser.
glemm [< *glimh.] Since, from.
glemog [< *glimog.] n. Cleric.
glemor [< *glimor.] n. Cleft, gully, ravine, chasm, gorge.
glen [< *glin.] v. Be burnt down.
glen [< *glin.] n. Connection.
glen [< glen, "connection".] v. Correspond.
glend [< *glind.] Damn.
glengo [< *glingo.] n. One-year collection.
glenn [< *glinh.] v. Put a hex on.
glenne [< *glinhi.] n. Monsoon.
glenni [< *glinhe.] n. Moratorium.
glenno [< *glinho.] adj. Incandescent.
glenno [< *glinho.] Inwards, inside.
glentho [< *glintho.] v. Sneer.
gler [< *glir.] n. Element.
gler [< gler, "element".] adj. Elemental, elementary.
glero [< *gliro.] But, except, by way of exception.
glerr [< *glirh.] Apart, separately.
gles [< *glis.] n. Nipple.
gles [< *glis.] adj. Outstanding.
gles [< *glis.] n. Herald.
gles [< gles, "herald".] v. Herald.
gletod [< gled, "belly, tummy, abdomen" & -to-, "thick".] adj. Fat.
gleyom [< glem, "eyelid" & -yo-.] v. Blink.
gleyos [< gles, "nipple" & -yo-.] n. Nipple.
glibem [< glim, "transport" & -be-, "action".] n. Transportation.
glichad [< glid, "drown" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Drown.
glid [< *glet.] v. Drown.
glidd [< *gleth.] v. Flow out.
gliffus [< glis, "breast, udder, teat" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Udder.
glifro [< *glefro.] n. Cloister.
glifrol [< *glefrol.] n. Scarf; arm-sling.
gligonn [< glinn, "test, investigation, examination" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Examine.
glim [< *glem.] n. Transport.
glim [< glim, "transport".] v. Transport.
glimb [< *glemb.] n. Balance, balance with a bank.
glimbren [< *glembrin.] n. Ground-nut.
glimbyen [< *glembi-in.] n. Midday, noon.
glimhoth [< *glemhoth.] Yet, however, nevertheless, but.
glimhoth [< *glemhoth.] That way, thither, there, yonder.
glimis [< glis, "breast, udder, teat" & -mi-, "person".] n. Mammal.
glimm [< *glemh.] n. Nausea.
glimm [< glimm, "nausea".] v. Vomit, throw up.
glimog [< *glemog.] n. Cultural centre.
glimor [< *glemor.] Behind one's back, underhand.
glin [< *glen.] n. Europium.
glind [< *glend.] adj. Fanatical, zealous.
glind [< glind, "fanatical, zealous".] n. Zealot.
glingo [< *glengo.] n. Parents.
glinn [< *glenh.] n. Test, investigation, examination.
glinno [< *glenho.] n. Inflation.
glinnu [< *glenhu.] n. Shuttle.
glintho [< *glentho.] n. Multiple, -fold.
glir [< *gler.] n. Contagion, infection, contamination.
glir [< glir, "contagion, infection, contamination".] adj. Contagious, infectious, catching.
glir [< glir, "contagion, infection, contamination".] v. Communicate.
gliro [< *glero.] n. Strop.
glirom [< glim, "transport" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Carrier, transporter.
glirr [< *glerh.] v. Acclimatise.
glis [< *gles.] n. Breast, udder, teat.
glochom [< glom, "enclosure, corral" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Fence off.
glochom [< glom, "map" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Atlas.
glod [< *glod.] v. Be allowed, be permitted.
glodd [< *gloth.] n. Gun, rifle.
gloffun [< glon, "motorway, motor road" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Turnpike, super highway, motorway.
glofro [< *glofro.] n. Nipplewort.
glofrol [< *glofrol.] n. Paintbrush.
glojes [< glos, "knock" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Tap, pat.
glom [< *glom.] n. Enclosure, corral.
glom [< *glom.] n. Map.
glomb [< *glomb.] v. Bury.
glombren [< *glombrin.] n. Hook.
glombyen [< *glombi-in.] n. Telephone kiosk, telephone booth, call box.
glomhoth [< *glomhoth.] n. Pull-down menu.
glomhoth [< *glomhoth.] Abeam.
glomm [< *glomh.] n. Ammeter.
glomm [< *glomh.] n. Appeal.
glomog [< *glomog.] Despairingly.
glomor [< *glomor.] n. Quadruped.
glon [< *glon.] n. Motorway, motor road.
glon [< *glon.] n. Fine.
glon [< glon, "fine".] v. Fine.
glond [< *glond.] v. Root, strike.
glongo [< *glongo.] n. Pencil sharpener.
glonn [< *glonh.] n. Archaism.
glonno [< *glonho.] n. Cable television.
glonno [< *glonho.] n. Latch, doorhandle.
glonno [< *glonho.] n. Account number.
glontho [< *glontho.] n. Head of department.
glor [< *glor.] n. Trailer.
gloro [< *gloro.] adj. Ambidextrous.
glorr [< *glorh.] n. Beatnik.
glos [< *glos.] n. Knock.
glos [< glos, "knock".] v. Knock, hit, strike.
glowor [< glor, "trailer" & -wo-, "return".] v. Tow.
glucen [< glun, "horizon" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Level, horizontal.
gluchon [< glun, "chunk of wood, block" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Woodpile.
gluchoyon [< glun, "chunk of wood, block" & -cho-, "collection" & -yo-.] v. Burn at the stake.
gludd [< *gluth.] n. Accommodation.
gludd [< gludd, "accommodation".] v. Pass the night, spend the night.
glufro [< *glufro.] n. Wrestler, fighter.
glufrol [< *glufrol.] adj. Frosted.
glugis [< glus, "sport" & -gi-, "place".] n. Sports ground.
glum [< *glum.] adj. Apocalyptic.
glum [< *glum.] n. Smoke.
glum [< glum, "smoke".] v. Smoke.
glumb [< *glumb.] n. Gas.
glumbyen [< *glumbi-in.] n. Sheriff.
glumhoth [< *glumhoth.] Shallowly.
glumhoth [< *glumhoth.] n. Tricycle.
glumiffes [< glus, "scrupulous" & -mi-, "person" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Scrupulousness.
glumm [< *glumh.] n. Barony.
glumm [< *glumh.] v. Boycott.
glumor [< *glumor.] n. Shed, penthouse.
glumus [< glus, "sprinkle, water" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Aspergillum, sprinkler.
glun [< *glun.] n. Chunk of wood, block.
glun [< *glun.] n. Horizon.
glund [< *glund.] n. Erysipelas.
glungo [< *glungo.] To the left, left.
glunn [< *glunh.] n. Concussion.
glunno [< *glunho.] n. Sewing-thread.
glunno [< *glunho.] n. Quality, property.
glunno [< *glunho.] n. Magazine.
gluntho [< *gluntho.] n. Pug-nose.
glur [< *glur.] v. Lengthen.
gluro [< *gluro.] n. Petrol gauge.
gluros [< glus, "sport" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Sportsman.
glurr [< *glurh.] n. Room, -y [place], place.
glus [< *glus.] adj. Scrupulous.
glus [< *glus.] n. Sport.
glus [< *glus.] v. Sprinkle, water.
glutechar [< glur, "lengthen" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Abbreviate, abridge, curtail, shorten.
gluyamis [< glus, "scrupulous" & -ya-, "without" & -mi-, "person".] adj. Unscrupulous.
gobel [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion" & -be-, "action".] n. Diversion, distraction.
gobennas [< *gopinhas.] adj. Strained.
gobennathren [< *gopinhathrin.] Anxiously.
goberf [< gorf, "piece of correspondence" & -be-, "action".] n. Correspondence.
gobol [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Distraction, diversion.
gobond [< gond, "orator" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Oration.
gobor [< gor, "test, attempt" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Trial, test.
gochahel [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Distracted, absent-minded.
gochahel [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Absence of mind, distraction.
gochal [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Absence of mind.
gochalf [< golf, "doctor" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Acquire a doctor's degree.
gochamm [< gomm, "finding" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be found, find oneself, be located.
gochamum [< gom, "address" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Addressing machine.
gochom [< gom, "address" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Address list.
godo [< *godo.] n. Hair-splitting.
godohihemi [< godo, "hair-splitting" & -hi-, "mandatory" & -he-, "tendency" & -mi-, "person".] n. Nit-picker, niggler, hair-splitter.
godor [< *gotor.] n. Auctioneer.
gofannen [< *gofanhin.] n. Trainee.
gofanneth [< *gofanhith.] n. Trolley bus.
gofanno [< *gofanho.] n. Omnibus.
goffem [< gom, "authority" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Authority.
gogussirn [< gorn, "lock" & -gu-, "former" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Exclusive.
gogussirn [< gorn, "lock" & -gu-, "former" & -ssi-, "capable".] v. Exclude.
goheno [< *gohino.] n. Hyena.
goherr [< gorr, "timidity, shyness, bashfulness" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Shy.
gohorr [< gorr, "edge, shore, border, bank" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Border.
goichar [< goir, "conclusion, inference" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Conclusive.
goir [< *goer.] n. Conclusion, inference.
goir [< goir, "conclusion, inference".] v. Gather, induce, infer, abstract.
gol [< *gol.] n. Distraction; entertainment, diversion.
gol [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion".] adj. Entertaining.
gol [< gol, "distraction; entertainment, diversion".] v. Distract; entertain.
gola [< *gola.] v. Roller skate.
golad [< *golad.] adj. Narrow-gauge.
goladd [< *golath.] n. Demonstration.
golajemu [< gola, "roller skate" & -je-, "diminutive" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Roller skate.
golam [< *golam.] Properly, decently.
golarim [< *golarem.] adj. Dissenting.
golas [< *golas.] n. Sneeze.
golas [< golas, "sneeze".] v. Sneeze.
gold [< *gold.] n. Composition.
gold [< gold, "composition".] v. Compose.
goldin [< *golden.] n. Spy.
golen [< *golin.] n. Bulb.
golenadd [< *golinath.] adj. Beyond the grave.
golenn [< *golinh.] n. Molasses.
goles [< *golis.] n. Fado, fading.
golesstel [< *golistil.] Entirely, at all, wholly, quite.
golf [< *golf.] n. Doctor.
golfor [< *golfor.] n. Lethargy.
golforr [< *golforh.] n. Proton.
golith [< *goleth.] n. Lesson.
goll [< *goli-.] n. Actor.
goll [< goll, "actor".] v. Act.
gollor [< *goli-or.] n. Acorn.
gollorr [< *goli-orh.] adj. Golden yellow.
golo [< *golo.] v. Recruit.
golocha [< golo, "recruit" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Enlist.
golodd [< *goloth.] n. Extra.
goloddrim [< *golothrem.] n. Trowel.
golomu [< golo, "recruit" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Piece of promot. material.
golu [< *golu.] adj. Hypocritical.
golu [< golu, "hypocritical".] v. Dissemble.
golui [< *golue.] n. Gas canister, gas cylinder.
golumi [< golu, "hypocritical" & -mi-, "person".] n. Hypocrite.
golwen [< *golwin.] adj. Faked, forged, counterfeit.
golwenn [< *golwinh.] n. Kingdom.
golyam [< *goli-am.] adj. Bad.
golyenn [< *goli-inh.] n. Samovar.
gom [< *gom.] n. Address.
gom [< gom, "address".] v. Address.
gom [< *gom.] n. Authority.
gom [< gom, "authority".] adj. Authoritative.
gomb [< *gomb.] v. Gulp down.
gomb [< gomb, "gulp down".] v. Swallow.
gomim [< gom, "authority" & -mi-, "person".] n. Authority.
gomis [< gos, "assault" & -mi-, "person".] n. Assailant, assaulter.
gomm [< *gomh.] n. Finding.
gomm [< gomm, "finding".] v. Find.
gomp [< *gomp.] n. Constipation.
gomp [< gomp, "constipation".] v. Constipate.
gonalf [< golf, "doctor" & -na-, "female".] n. Doctor.
gonall [< goll, "actor" & -na-, "female".] n. Actress.
gonarr [< gorr, "admirer" & -na-, "female".] n. Admirer.
gonathras [< *gonathras.] Sadly.
gonathro [< *gonathro.] n. Statistics.
gond [< *gond.] n. Orator.
gond [< gond, "orator".] adj. Oratorical.
gondel [< *gondil.] n. Accountant.
gondram [< *gondram.] n. Occupation.
gonediad [< *goniteat.] v. Scratch all over, scratch over.
gonnado [< *gonhado.] adj. Picturesque.
gonno [< *gonho.] adj. Galactic.
gonoded [< *gonotid.] adj. Snowy.
gonodo [< *gonodo.] n. Wildebeest, gnu.
gonssirrim [< *gonserhem.] n. Visitor, caller.
gonssirrimm [< *gonserhemh.] v. Resign oneself, acquiesce.
gor [< *gor.] n. Test, attempt.
gor [< gor, "test, attempt".] v. Attempt, test, try.
goraf [< *goraf.] n. Basilica.
gorf [< *gorf.] n. Piece of correspondence.
gorf [< gorf, "piece of correspondence".] v. Correspond.
gorgor [< *gorgor.] n. Homeland.
gorgorr [< *gorgorh.] n. Hue, nuance, shade, tint.
gorgyorr [< *gorgi-orh.] v. Eavesdrop.
gori [< *gore.] adj. Apathetic.
gori [< *gore.] n. Secret, confidence.
gori [< gori, "secret, confidence".] adj. Confidential.
gorimi [< gori, "apathetic" & -mi-, "person".] n. Apathetic person.
gorith [< *goreth.] n. Pattern.
gorithron [< *gorethron.] v. Reveal.
gorn [< *gorn.] n. Lock.
goro [< *goro.] v. Manage.
gorog [< *gorok.] v. Put out to tender, invite tenders for.
gorold [< gold, "composition" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Composer.
gororo [< goro, "manage" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Manager.
goroth [< *goroth.] adj. Hermetic; inscrutable, difficult.
gorr [< *gorh.] n. Timidity, shyness, bashfulness.
gorr [< gorr, "timidity, shyness, bashfulness".] adj. Abashed, self-conscious, shy.
gorr [< *gorh.] n. Admirer.
gorr [< *gorh.] n. Edge, shore, border, bank.
gorth [< *gorth.] n. Trigger.
gortheb [< *gorthip.] n. Papaya, papaw.
gortho [< *gortho.] n. Childhood.
goruthos [< *goruthos.] v. Travel through. drive through.
gos [< *gos.] n. Assault.
gos [< gos, "assault".] v. Violate, assault.
gos [< gos, "assault".] n. Assaulter, assailant.
gossdil [< *gosdel.] adj. Plastic.
gosst [< *gost.] n. Beeswax.
gossto [< *gosto.] adj. Elderly.
gossto [< *gosto.] To some extent.
gotaber [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application" & -be-, "action".] n. Supply.
gotabojar [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application" & -bo-, "thing" & -ja-, "leader".] n. Purser.
gotachath [< goth, "precise, accurate" & -ta-, "application" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Specify.
gotaffeth [< goth, "precise, accurate" & -ta-, "application" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Precision, exactness.
gotagir [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application" & -gi-, "place".] n. Pantry.
gotar [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application".] v. Supply, provide.
gotar [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application".] n. Supply.
gotayober [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application" & -yo- & -be-, "action".] n. Catering.
gotayor [< gor, "test, attempt" & -ta-, "application" & -yo-.] v. Provision.
goth [< *goth.] adj. Precise, accurate.
gothesst [< *gothist.] adj. Abrupt, sudden.
gothrod [< *gothrot.] n. Robin.
gowad [< *gowad.] n. Target.
gowo [< *gowo.] n. Race, breed.
gowo [< gowo, "race, breed".] adj. Racial.
gowora [< gowo, "race, breed" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Racism.
grad [< *grat.] n. Chunk, lump, clod.
grago [< *grako.] n. Scholar.
grajed [< grad, "chunk, lump, clod" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Small ball.
grand [< *grand.] n. Dialogue.
grath [< *grath.] v. Finish.
grath [< *grath.] n. Tank, cistern.
gred [< *grit.] n. Zeal, fervour.
gred [< gred, "zeal, fervour".] adj. Zealous, fervent.
grego [< *griko.] n. Pineapple.
grend [< *grind.] adj. Gripped, fascinated.
greth [< *grith.] v. Officially deny.
greth [< *grith.] n. Bed-wetting, enuresis.
grid [< *gret.] n. Morpheme.
grigo [< *greko.] n. Bibliography.
grinad [< grid, "morpheme" & -na-, "female".] n. Morphine.
grind [< *grend.] n. Anchovy.
grocuchad [< grod, "end up" & -cu-, "in-law" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Welcome.
grocuchad [< grod, "end up" & -cu-, "in-law" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Greeting, salutation.
grod [< *grod.] v. End up.
grogo [< *groko.] n. Agate.
grond [< *grond.] Abundantly.
groth [< *groth.] n. Abnegation.
groth [< *groth.] For the most part, for the greater part.
grud [< *grud.] n. Interference, disquiet, unrest, disturbance.
grud [< grud, "interference, disquiet, unrest, disturbance".] v. Disquiet, interfere with, perturb.
grugo [< *gruko.] n. Drive.
gruin [< *gruen.] n. Champagne.
gruitha [< *gruetha.] With effort.
gruithe [< *gruethi.] Voluntarily.
gruithi [< *gruethe.] n. Dew.
gruitho [< *gruetho.] Thoroughly.
gruithu [< *gruethu.] adj. Licentious, lawless, riotous.
grund [< *grund.] n. Dozen.
gruth [< *gruth.] n. Antelope.
gruth [< *gruth.] Attentively.
gubell [< gull, "spy" & -be-, "action".] n. Espionage.
gubell [< gull, "fertiliser, manure" & -be-, "action".] n. Fertilisation, manuring, dressing.
gubennas [< *gupinhas.] n. Temple.
gubennathren [< *gupinhathrin.] n. Result, effect, conclusion.
guber [< *gubir.] n. Audience.
guborr [< gurr, "extraction, pull" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Extract.
gucer [< gur, "standard, norm" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Normal.
guchar [< gur, "standard, norm" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Standardise.
guchar [< gur, "standard, norm" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Standardisation.
gucharn [< gurn, "straightforward, simple" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Simplify.
gudo [< *gudo.] v. Mention.
gudoni [< gudo, "mention" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Worth mentioning.
gudor [< *gutor.] n. Bumblebee.
gufannen [< *gufanhin.] n. Trait, feature.
gufanneth [< *gufanhith.] Woe.
gufanno [< *gufanho.] v. Follow.
guffar [< gur, "shift" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Moveable, sliding, gliding.
gugis [< gus, "minister" & -gi-, "place".] n. Ministry.
gugul [< gul, "excess" & -gu-, "former".] adj. Excessive, inordinate.
guheno [< *guhino.] n. Yoghurt.
guhoth [< guth, "agglomeration" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Agglomerate.
guimuchon [< guin, "harness" & -mu-, "tool" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Harness.
guin [< *guen.] n. Harness.
guin [< guin, "harness".] v. Harness.
guinn [< *guenh.] n. Inscription.
guinn [< guinn, "inscription".] v. Write upon.
gujichar [< gur, "shift" & -ji-, "away" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Shift.
gujir [< gur, "shift" & -ji-, "away".] v. Move.
gul [< *gul.] n. Excess.
gulad [< *gulad.] n. Ambivalence.
guladd [< *gulath.] n. Blueberry.
gulam [< *gulam.] Twice.
gularim [< *gularem.] n. Symmetry.
gulas [< *gulas.] v. Batik.
gulas [< *gulas.] v. Lead away.
guld [< *guld.] n. Quarrel.
guld [< guld, "quarrel".] v. Wrangle, quarrel.
guldin [< *gulden.] n. Cormorant.
gulen [< *gulin.] n. Cigarette.
gulenadd [< *gulinath.] n. Sun, sunshine.
gulenn [< *gulinh.] n. Output, yields, return.
gulesstel [< *gulistil.] n. Warp.
gulf [< *gulf.] n. Work, elaboration.
gulf [< gulf, "work, elaboration".] v. Work out, elaborate.
gulforr [< *gulforh.] adj. Anaemic.
gulith [< *guleth.] n. Slum.
gull [< *guli-.] n. Psychiatrist.
gull [< gull, "psychiatrist".] adj. Psychiatric.
gull [< gull, "psychiatrist".] n. Psychiatry.
gull [< *guli-.] n. Spy.
gull [< gull, "spy".] v. Spy.
gull [< *guli-.] n. Fertiliser, manure.
gull [< gull, "fertiliser, manure".] v. Fertilise.
gullor [< *guli-or.] n. Class struggle.
gullorr [< *guli-orh.] v. Ski.
gulo [< *gulo.] n. Church.
gulodd [< *guloth.] n. Masked ball.
guloddrim [< *gulothrem.] n. Vice.
gulu [< *gulu.] n. Arrival.
gulu [< gulu, "arrival".] v. Get, arrive.
gulu [< *gulu.] n. Shelf.
gulucho [< gulu, "shelf" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Cabinet.
gului [< *gulue.] n. Astronaut, spaceman.
gulwen [< *gulwin.] n. Cellar, basement.
gulwenn [< *gulwinh.] adj. Sombre.
gulyam [< *guli-am.] v. Make a bad decision.
gulyenn [< *guli-inh.] n. Buttock.
gum [< *gum.] adj. Remote, distant.
gumb [< *gumb.] adj. Connected, attached.
gumlaith [< *gumlaeth.] n. Stop, stage, station.
gumm [< *gumh.] v. Cool, cool down.
gumum [< gum, "remote, distant" & -mu-, "tool".] v. Distil.
gumumum [< gum, "remote, distant" & -mu-, "tool" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Still.
gumurn [< gurn, "fanning" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Ventilator, electric fan.
gunarar [< gur, "shift" & -na-, "female" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Chauvinism.
gunarn [< gurn, "cowl, hood" & -na-, "female".] n. Cappuccino.
gunaror [< gur, "shift" & -na-, "female" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Chauvinist.
gunathras [< *gunathras.] n. Ticket.
gunathro [< *gunathro.] n. Ground floor, ground level, first floor.
gund [< *gund.] n. Lawsuit.
gund [< gund, "lawsuit".] v. Sue, litigate, go to court.
gund [< gund, "lawsuit".] n. Procession.
gundel [< *gundil.] n. Town council, city council.
gundram [< *gundram.] n. Pedagogue.
gunediad [< *guniteat.] n. Deadline.
gunnado [< *gunhado.] n. Folk song.
gunno [< *gunho.] n. Alga, seaweed.
gunoded [< *gunotid.] n. Money order.
gunodo [< *gunodo.] n. Cobra.
gunssirrimm [< *gunserhemh.] v. Zoom.
gunucham [< gum, "remote, distant" & -nu-, "holder" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Distinctive.
gunucham [< gum, "remote, distant" & -nu-, "holder" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Distinguish oneself.
gunum [< gum, "remote, distant" & -nu-, "holder".] adj. Distinctive.
gunum [< gum, "remote, distant" & -nu-, "holder".] v. Distinguish.
gunum [< gum, "remote, distant" & -nu-, "holder".] n. Distinction, renown.
gur [< *gur.] n. Standard, norm.
gur [< gur, "standard, norm".] adj. Normal.
gur [< *gur.] n. Shift.
gur [< gur, "shift".] v. Shove, push along.
guraf [< *guraf.] v. Drink up.
gurgor [< *gurgor.] Openly, frankly.
gurgorr [< *gurgorh.] n. Octopus.
gurgyorr [< *gurgi-orh.] n. Index, tablet, table, tabulation.
guri [< *gure.] n. Restraints, check, bridle.
guri [< guri, "restraints, check, bridle".] v. Check, restrain, bridle.
guri [< *gure.] n. Story, history.
gurith [< *gureth.] n. Cassava.
gurithron [< *gurethron.] n. Vignette.
guritu [< guri, "story, history" & -tu-, "past".] n. Prehistory.
gurn [< *gurn.] adj. Straightforward, simple.
gurn [< *gurn.] n. Fanning.
gurn [< gurn, "fanning".] v. Ventilate.
gurn [< *gurn.] n. Cowl, hood.
guro [< *guro.] n. Complaint.
guro [< guro, "complaint".] v. Complain.
gurog [< *gurok.] v. Fricassee.
guroth [< *guroth.] n. Self-pity.
gurr [< *gurh.] n. Extraction, pull.
gurr [< gurr, "extraction, pull".] v. Extract, pull out.
gurth [< *gurth.] n. Agaric, mushroom.
gurth [< *gurth.] n. Assets.
gurtheb [< *gurthip.] v. Inflate.
gurtho [< *gurtho.] v. Comment on.
guruthos [< *guruthos.] v. Choke, strangle.
gus [< *gus.] n. Minister.
gus [< gus, "minister".] n. Premier, prime minister.
gus [< gus, "minister".] adj. Ministerial.
gussdil [< *gusdel.] adj. Oppressed.
gussto [< *gusto.] adj. Upset, taken aback.
gussto [< *gusto.] n. Swamp, marsh.
gutechamm [< gumm, "cool, cool down" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get cold.
gutechamm [< gumm, "cool, cool down" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Cooling.
gutern [< gurn, "straightforward, simple" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Complicated, complex.
guth [< *guth.] n. Agglomeration.
guth [< *guth.] n. Animal sound, cry.
guth [< guth, "animal sound, cry".] v. Bleat, neigh, bellow.
guthecebor [< gur, "standard, norm" & -the-, "negation" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Abnormality.
gutheceffer [< gur, "standard, norm" & -the-, "negation" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Abnormality.
guthecer [< gur, "standard, norm" & -the-, "negation" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Abnormal.
guthechal [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Make necessary.
gutheffel [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Necessity.
guthegil [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation" & -gi-, "place".] n. Toilet.
guthel [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Necessary.
guthel [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation".] v. Be needed; use the toilet.
guthemb [< gumb, "connected, attached" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Unconnected.
guthesst [< *guthist.] adj. Excessive, oversized.
guthethel [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Needless.
gutheyel [< gul, "excess" & -the-, "negation" & -ye-, "container".] n. Tool-box; toilet, kit, toilet bowl.
guthrod [< *guthrot.] Consequently, subsequently, so, thus.
guwad [< *guwad.] v. Encode.
guwo [< *guwo.] n. Celebration.
guwo [< guwo, "celebration".] v. Celebrate.
gwa [< *gwa.] n. Specialist, expert.
gwaber [< gwar, "grain" & -be-, "action".] n. Grenade.
gwachann [< gwann, "swing, brandish, wave, fling, wave about" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Sway, swing.
gwachos [< gwas, "intestine" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Intestines.
gwadd [< *gwath.] n. Beech.
gwaddi [< *gwathe.] Remotely, far away.
gwadeir [< *gwadier.] n. Proportion, rate.
gwadeirr [< *gwatierh.] v. Leap down, jump off.
gwador [< *gwator.] n. Rules, regulations.
gwag [< *gwag.] n. Lung.
gwag [< gwag, "lung".] adj. Pulmonary.
gwagin [< gwan, "hay" & -gi-, "place".] n. Barn.
gwagu [< gwa, "specialist, expert" & -gu-, "former".] adj. Expert.
gwaguta [< gwa, "specialist, expert" & -gu-, "former" & -ta-, "application".] v. Appraise.
gwagutaro [< gwa, "specialist, expert" & -gu-, "former" & -ta-, "application" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Appraiser.
gwai [< *gwae.] adj. Assiduous.
gwaidd [< *gwaeth.] n. Ghetto.
gwaidd [< *gwaeth.] n. Grammar.
gwain [< *gwaen.] n. Lying-in room; delivery room.
gwairan [< *gwaeran.] n. Sanction.
gwairann [< *gwaeranh.] n. Termite.
gwairen [< *gwaerin.] n. Situation.
gwairenn [< *gwaerinh.] v. Be shipwrecked.
gwairin [< *gwaeren.] n. Ball.
gwairinn [< *gwaerenh.] v. Break through.
gwairon [< *gwaeron.] n. Wavelength.
gwaironn [< *gwaeronh.] n. Beach.
gwairun [< *gwaerun.] n. Washing-bear, raccoon, racoon.
gwairunn [< *gwaerunh.] v. Outwit, outsmart.
gwaite [< gwai, "assiduous" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Truant, absent.
gwaitera [< gwai, "assiduous" & -te-, "opposite" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Absenteeism.
gwaith [< *gwaeth.] n. Bug, insect.
gwalith [< *gwaleth.] n. Borax.
gwalith [< *gwaleth.] n. Buttercup.
gwalo [< *gwalo.] n. Bouquet.
gwaloth [< *gwaloth.] n. Paper-basket.
gwalu [< *gwalu.] n. Indifference, phlegm.
gwalwen [< *gwalwin.] n. Radiator.
gwalwileth [< *gwalwelith.] n. Vodka.
gwan [< *gwan.] adj. Arrogant.
gwan [< gwan, "arrogant".] v. Presume, arrogate.
gwan [< *gwan.] n. Hay.
gwan [< *gwan.] n. Idea, concept.
gwan [< gwan, "idea, concept".] v. Conceive.
gwanath [< *gwanath.] n. Palette.
gwand [< *gwand.] n. Storming, assault.
gwand [< gwand, "storming, assault".] v. Storm, assault.
gwaneg [< *gwanig.] Several times as much.
gwaneth [< *gwanith.] n. Diving-suit, wetsuit.
gwangil [< *gwangel.] n. Centipede.
gwanio [< *gwaneo.] In spite of, despite, notwithstanding.
gwann [< *gwanh.] v. Swing, brandish, wave, fling, wave about.
gwanno [< *gwanho.] adj. Hey.
gwanod [< *gwanod.] n. Badge, insignia.
gwant [< *gwant.] n. Delegation.
gwanu [< *gwanu.] n. Disorder, affection.
gwanun [< *gwanun.] n. Heraldry.
gwanunig [< *gwanuneg.] adj. Narrow.
gwanur [< *gwanur.] n. Stretcher.
gwanurr [< *gwanurh.] n. Nougat.
gwanwen [< *gwanwin.] n. Term of office.
gwar [< *gwar.] n. Grain.
gwareth [< *gwarith.] n. Name-day, saint's day.
gwario [< *gwareo.] adj. Able.
gwarith [< *gwareth.] n. Soccer ball, football.
gwarth [< *gwarth.] n. Gram.
gwas [< *gwas.] n. Intestine.
gwasst [< *gwast.] n. Kilo.
gwasst [< *gwast.] adj. Reasonable.
gwasst [< *gwast.] n. Mutation.
gwasstar [< *gwastar.] n. Shade.
gwassto [< *gwasto.] adj. In abeyance.
gwassto [< *gwasto.] n. Sarong.
gwasstyar [< *gwasti-ar.] n. Third.
gwath [< *gwath.] n. Accent.
gwathel [< *gwathil.] n. Back of the head, occiput.
gwatho [< *gwatho.] n. Leitmotiv, leitmotif.
gwathren [< *gwathrin.] n. Driver.
gwathrenn [< *gwathrinh.] v. Spoil.
gwatos [< gwas, "intestine" & -to-, "thick".] n. Large intestine.
gwaumur [< gwaur, "pioneering" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Signpost.
gwaun [< *gwaun.] Just, just now.
gwaun [< *gwaun.] n. Abscissa.
gwaunn [< *gwaunh.] Between, among.
gwaur [< *gwaur.] adj. Pioneering.
gwe [< *gwi.] n. Interior, inside.
gwe [< gwe, "interior, inside".] adj. Inside, inner, internal.
gwebo [< gwe, "interior, inside" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Inside.
gwecha [< gwe, "interior, inside" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Intern.
gwechan [< gwen, "immerse" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Submerge.
gwechog [< gweg, "stake" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Fence, palisade.
gwedd [< *gwith.] n. Gadfly, horse-fly, horsefly, gad-fly.
gwedd [< *gwith.] n. Childbed.
gweddi [< *gwithe.] adj. Female.
gwedeir [< *gwidier.] n. Panegyric.
gwedeirr [< *gwitierh.] n. Strontium.
gwedor [< *gwitor.] n. Subjunctive mood, subjunctive.
gweffan [< gwen, "conjecture, guess, guesswork" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Presumable, conceivable.
gweg [< *gwig.] n. Stake.
gwelith [< *gwileth.] n. Week-end.
gwelo [< *gwilo.] Altogether, as a whole, on the whole.
gweloth [< *gwiloth.] n. Rain forest.
gwelu [< *gwilu.] n. Thing.
gwelwen [< *gwilwin.] n. Occupant.
gwelwileth [< *gwilwelith.] v. Devour.
gwemidd [< gwedd, "gadfly, horse-fly, horsefly, gad-fly" & -mi-, "person".] n. Plank, board.
gwemigi [< gwe, "interior, inside" & -mi-, "person" & -gi-, "place".] n. Boarding school.
gwen [< *gwin.] n. Conjecture, guess, guesswork.
gwen [< gwen, "conjecture, guess, guesswork".] v. Conjecture, surmise.
gwen [< *gwin.] v. Immerse.
gwenath [< *gwinath.] On one's mother's side.
gwend [< *gwind.] n. Autobiography.
gwend [< *gwind.] n. Shelter, bunker.
gwend [< *gwind.] adj. Sixteenth.
gwend [< *gwind.] v. Eradicate.
gweneg [< *gwinig.] n. Border.
gweneth [< *gwinith.] n. Paragraph.
gwengil [< *gwingel.] v. Inspire, fire, cheer, stimulate.
gwenio [< *gwineo.] n. Myxomatosis.
gwenn [< *gwinh.] n. Superfluity.
gwenn [< gwenn, "superfluity".] adj. Superfluous, overflowing.
gwenno [< *gwinho.] adj. Voluntary.
gwenod [< *gwinod.] v. Bring with it.
gwent [< *gwint.] In any event.
gwenu [< *gwinu.] n. Granddad.
gwenun [< *gwinun.] v. Be unfaithful to, be unfaithful.
gwenur [< *gwinur.] n. Unleavened bread, matzo.
gwenurr [< *gwinurh.] n. At-sign.
gwenwen [< *gwinwin.] n. Paraffin-oil, petroleum.
gwer [< *gwir.] n. Moon.
gwer [< gwer, "moon".] adj. Lunar.
gwereth [< *gwirith.] n. Pirate.
gwerio [< *gwireo.] n. Helium.
gwerith [< *gwireth.] Temporarily, for the time being.
gwerth [< *gwirth.] n. World view.
gwes [< *gwis.] n. Determination, finding.
gwes [< gwes, "determination, finding".] v. Ascertain, establish, take note.
gwesst [< *gwist.] n. Haliotis, abalone, ear shell.
gwesst [< *gwist.] n. Iguana.
gwesst [< *gwist.] n. Sphere of influence.
gwesstar [< *gwistar.] n. Mole.
gwessto [< *gwisto.] n. Nickel.
gwessto [< *gwisto.] Often, regularly, frequently.
gwesstyar [< *gwisti-ar.] n. West.
gwetechan [< gwen, "immerse" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Emerge.
gweth [< *gwith.] Agreeably, pleasantly, comfortably.
gwethel [< *gwithil.] n. Abnegation.
gwetho [< *gwitho.] n. Meteorology.
gwethren [< *gwithrin.] Terribly, awfully.
gwethrenn [< *gwithrinh.] At first sight.
gweyog [< gweg, "stake" & -yo-.] v. Impale.
gwi [< *gwe.] v. Chew the cud.
gwi [< gwi, "chew the cud".] v. Row.
gwichag [< gwig, "turn, file, row, rank, line" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Line up.
gwichag [< gwig, "turn, file, row, rank, line" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Line up, get in line.
gwidd [< *gweth.] v. Appeal.
gwidd [< *gweth.] adj. Autogenous.
gwiddi [< *gwethe.] n. Moped.
gwideir [< *gwedier.] v. Find, find again.
gwideirr [< *gwetierh.] n. Carpet.
gwidor [< *gwetor.] v. Co-operate, provide help.
gwig [< *gweg.] n. Turn, file, row, rank, line.
gwigin [< gwin, "tea" & -gi-, "place".] n. Tea-house.
gwihi [< gwi, "chew the cud" & -hi-, "mandatory".] v. Give a repeat order for, order a fresh supply of.
gwije [< gwi, "chew the cud" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Put back.
gwilith [< *gweleth.] adj. Affronted, offended, hurt, insulted.
gwilith [< *gweleth.] n. Paparazzo.
gwilo [< *gwelo.] n. Cherry-tree.
gwiloth [< *gweloth.] n. Adultery.
gwilu [< *gwelu.] n. Flat, apartment.
gwilwen [< *gwelwin.] n. Acronym.
gwilwileth [< *gwelwelith.] adj. Viable.
gwiman [< gwin, "tea" & -ma-, "loving".] n. Team.
gwimi [< gwi, "chew the cud" & -mi-, "person".] n. Ruminant.
gwimu [< gwi, "chew the cud" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Oar.
gwin [< *gwen.] n. Tea.
gwinath [< *gwenath.] n. Postal code.
gwind [< *gwend.] n. Snob.
gwind [< gwind, "snob".] adj. Snobbish.
gwind [< *gwend.] n. Sociologist.
gwind [< gwind, "sociologist".] n. Sociology.
gwind [< *gwend.] n. Reception room.
gwineg [< *gwenig.] n. Hertz.
gwineth [< *gwenith.] n. Pate, pie.
gwingil [< *gwengel.] n. Director, stage-manager.
gwinio [< *gweneo.] adj. Registered.
gwinn [< *gwenh.] n. Chance, luck.
gwinno [< *gwenho.] n. Strong-box.
gwinod [< *gwenod.] n. Jaw, jawbone.
gwint [< *gwent.] n. Fee, salary.
gwinu [< *gwenu.] Gross.
gwinun [< *gwenun.] n. Farmland.
gwinunig [< *gwenuneg.] v. Paint over.
gwinur [< *gwenur.] n. Misanthrope.
gwinurr [< *gwenurh.] n. Sacrament.
gwinwen [< *gwenwin.] n. Plum.
gwir [< *gwer.] n. Seed.
gwir [< gwir, "seed".] v. Sow.
gwireth [< *gwerith.] n. Public prosecutor.
gwirio [< *gwereo.] n. Dues.
gwirith [< *gwereth.] v. Operate.
gwirth [< *gwerth.] adj. Some, any, a few.
gwis [< *gwes.] n. Gang, squad.
gwisst [< *gwest.] n. Shell, carapace.
gwisst [< *gwest.] n. Cliff.
gwisst [< *gwest.] adj. Last.
gwisstar [< *gwestar.] adj. Ghastly, horrible, gaunt, gruesome.
gwissto [< *gwesto.] n. Rock-and-roll.
gwissto [< *gwesto.] n. Scaffold.
gwisstyar [< *gwesti-ar.] n. Waltz.
gwita [< gwi, "chew the cud" & -ta-, "application".] n. Coach-house, shed.
gwith [< *gweth.] n. Anomaly, abnormity.
gwith [< *gweth.] n. Attribute.
gwithel [< *gwethil.] n. Quilt.
gwitho [< *gwetho.] n. Mule.
gwithren [< *gwethrin.] n. Tonsil.
gwithrenn [< *gwethrinh.] n. Side-whiskers, whiskers.
gwiyann [< gwinn, "chance, luck" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Lucklessness.
gwiyen [< gwin, "tea" & -ye-, "container".] n. Tea-pot.
gwo [< *gwo.] n. Academy.
gwocho [< gwo, "academy" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Mite.
gwodd [< *gwoth.] n. Backsheesh.
gwodd [< *gwoth.] n. Scar.
gwoddi [< *gwothe.] To what extent.
gwodeirr [< *gwodierh.] n. Cloth, material.
gwodor [< *gwodor.] n. Fluorescent lamp.
gwog [< *gwog.] n. Sale, demand.
gwog [< gwog, "sale, demand".] v. Deduct, take away.
gwojen [< gwon, "handbag, hand-bag" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Hand-bag, handbag.
gwolith [< *gwoleth.] Last year.
gwolith [< *gwoleth.] n. Surplus value.
gwolo [< *gwolo.] n. Set, kit.
gwolu [< *gwolu.] n. Balloon.
gwolwen [< *gwolwin.] n. Conifer.
gwolwileth [< *gwolwelith.] n. Zebra.
gwon [< *gwon.] n. Agronomist.
gwon [< gwon, "agronomist".] n. Agronomy.
gwon [< *gwon.] n. Yuan.
gwon [< gwon, "yuan".] The.
gwon [< *gwon.] n. Handbag, hand-bag.
gwonath [< *gwonath.] n. Lounge, sitting room, parlour, salon.
gwond [< *gwond.] n. Outpatient care facility.
gwond [< *gwond.] n. Archduchy.
gwond [< *gwond.] v. Burn.
gwond [< *gwond.] adj. Ambiguous.
gwoneg [< *gwonig.] n. Licence, license.
gwoneth [< *gwonith.] n. Process.
gwongil [< *gwongel.] n. Fist.
gwonio [< *gwoneo.] n. Clasp, clip.
gwonn [< *gwonh.] n. Plateau.
gwonn [< *gwonh.] n. Anagram.
gwonn [< *gwonh.] v. Ascend, go up.
gwonno [< *gwonho.] n. Thistle.
gwont [< *gwont.] n. Anarchy.
gwonu [< *gwonu.] v. Break, break off.
gwonun [< *gwonun.] n. Blackbird.
gwonunig [< *gwonuneg.] n. Terrain, ground, grounds.
gwonur [< *gwonur.] n. Cañon, canyon.
gwonurr [< *gwonurh.] adj. Ad hoc.
gwonwen [< *gwonwin.] adj. Broken.
gwor [< *gwor.] n. Sarcasm.
gwor [< gwor, "sarcasm".] adj. Sarcastic.
gworeth [< *gworith.] n. Routine.
gworio [< *gworeo.] n. Monarch.
gworith [< *gworeth.] n. Speed-limit.
gworos [< gwos, "training" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Trainer.
gworth [< *gworth.] n. Vat, tub.
gwos [< *gwos.] n. Training.
gwos [< gwos, "training".] v. Coach, train.
gwosst [< *gwost.] n. Plywood.
gwosst [< *gwost.] adj. The.
gwosst [< *gwost.] adj. Hand-written.
gwosstar [< *gwostar.] n. Train.
gwossto [< *gwosto.] n. Sinner.
gwossto [< *gwosto.] Seventy.
gwosstyar [< *gwosti-ar.] adj. Next.
gwoth [< *gwoth.] n. Bayonet.
gwoth [< *gwoth.] adj. Fair, blond.
gwothel [< *gwothil.] adj. Privileged.
gwotho [< *gwotho.] n. Dandruff.
gwothren [< *gwothrin.] n. Cut.
gwothrenn [< *gwothrinh.] n. Stomach ache.
gwoyomi [< gwo, "academy" & -yo- & -mi-, "person".] v. Stack, accumulate, pile up, heap.
gwoyomimu [< gwo, "academy" & -yo- & -mi-, "person" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Battery, storage battery, accumulator.
gwu [< *gwu.] n. Workshop.
gwuchan [< gwun, "break of a habit, teach" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Unlearn, get out of a habit, break a habit.
gwudd [< *gwuth.] adj. Aberrant.
gwudd [< *gwuth.] v. Take form.
gwuddi [< *gwuthe.] In one's absence.
gwudeir [< *gwutier.] n. Plaza, public square, square.
gwudeirr [< *gwudierh.] n. Bushbuck.
gwudor [< *gwudor.] n. Peak, mountaintop, summit.
gwug [< *gwug.] n. Million.
gwulith [< *gwuleth.] n. Regulation.
gwulith [< *gwuleth.] n. Principality.
gwulo [< *gwulo.] n. Oatmeal.
gwuloth [< *gwuloth.] n. Plague, pestilence.
gwulu [< *gwulu.] n. File name.
gwulwen [< *gwulwin.] v. Prune.
gwulwileth [< *gwulwelith.] n. Breakdown product.
gwumig [< gwug, "million" & -mi-, "person".] n. Millionaire.
gwun [< *gwun.] n. Trump.
gwun [< gwun, "trump".] v. Trump.
gwun [< *gwun.] v. Break of a habit, teach.
gwun [< *gwun.] n. Pantomime.
gwun [< gwun, "pantomime".] v. Pantomime.
gwunath [< *gwunath.] n. Scarlet fever.
gwund [< *gwund.] Single file.
gwund [< *gwund.] n. Belles-lettres.
gwund [< *gwund.] n. Picture book.
gwund [< *gwund.] v. Turn on.
gwuneg [< *gwunig.] n. Nightingale.
gwuneth [< *gwunith.] n. Means.
gwungil [< *gwungel.] n. Frock coat.
gwunio [< *gwuneo.] Although, though.
gwunn [< *gwunh.] n. Banyan.
gwunn [< *gwunh.] n. Methylated spirit.
gwunn [< *gwunh.] n. Bedbug, bug.
gwunno [< *gwunho.] n. Sympathy.
gwunod [< *gwunod.] n. Hummingbird.
gwunt [< *gwunt.] v. Devote, dedicate.
gwunu [< *gwunu.] v. Enter, come into.
gwunun [< *gwunun.] n. Mummy.
gwununig [< *gwununeg.] At that time.
gwunur [< *gwunur.] n. Compartment, coupé.
gwunurr [< *gwunurh.] n. Pea.
gwunwen [< *gwunwin.] n. Seniority.
gwur [< *gwur.] n. Appendix, addition, codicil, rider.
gwur [< gwur, "appendix, addition, codicil, rider".] v. Add.
gwureth [< *gwurith.] n. Squirrel.
gwurio [< *gwureo.] n. Condom, rubber.
gwurith [< *gwureth.] n. Tofu.
gwuro [< gwu, "workshop" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Artisan.
gwurth [< *gwurth.] n. Magnesium.
gwus [< *gwus.] n. Thread.
gwusst [< *gwust.] n. Sitting room, living room.
gwusst [< *gwust.] n. Atmospheric phenomenon.
gwusst [< *gwust.] n. Birth control.
gwusstar [< *gwustar.] n. Sundial.
gwussto [< *gwusto.] n. Repertoire.
gwussto [< *gwusto.] n. Apple turnover.
gwuth [< *gwuth.] n. Demonstrative (pronoun).
gwuth [< *gwuth.] Darn.
gwuthel [< *gwuthil.] adj. Bloodthirsty.
gwuthemi [< gwu, "workshop" & -the-, "negation" & -mi-, "person".] n. Amateur.
gwuthero [< gwu, "workshop" & -the-, "negation" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Amateur.
gwutho [< *gwutho.] adj. Unstable.
gwuthren [< *gwuthrin.] v. Command, rule.
gwuthrenn [< *gwuthrinh.] n. Diaper, swaddling cloth.
gwuyachas [< gwus, "thread" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. String.
gyabor [< gyar, "temporary, provisional" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Makeshift, provisional arrangement.
gyado [< *gi-ato.] n. Agoraphobia.
gyaffer [< gyar, "temporary, provisional" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Temporariness.
gyal [< *gi-al.] n. Esperantologist.
gyal [< gyal, "esperantologist".] n. Esperantology.
gyalas [< *gi-alas.] n. Mosquito net.
gyar [< *gi-ar.] adj. Temporary, provisional.
gyarth [< *gi-arth.] n. Infantry.
gyath [< *gi-ath.] n. Moorhen.
gyedo [< *gi-ito.] n. Eel-trap, eel-pot.
gyel [< *gi-il.] n. Wedge.
gyel [< gyel, "wedge".] v. Wedge.
gyelas [< *gi-ilas.] n. Tenant, renter.
gyer [< *gi-ir.] n. Horror.
gyer [< gyer, "horror".] v. Be horrified.
gyerth [< *gi-irth.] adj. Greedy.
gyeth [< *gi-ith.] v. Attach; moor.
gyido [< *gi-eto.] n. Cyclone.
gyilas [< *gi-elas.] v. Meow.
gyir [< *gi-er.] n. Grate, grill, grid.
gyir [< gyir, "grate, grill, grid".] v. Rail in, fence off, rail off, fence in.
gyirth [< *gi-erth.] n. Chlorine.
gyith [< *gi-eth.] v. Flounder, writhe, struggle.
gyochal [< gyol, "tease" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get riled, become upset.
gyodo [< *gi-odo.] n. Slide.
gyoffer [< gyor, "bastard" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Bastardy.
gyol [< *gi-ol.] v. Tease.
gyol [< gyol, "tease".] v. Rouse, incite, provoke, abet, stir up, excite.
gyolas [< *gi-olas.] Rather, a little.
gyor [< *gi-or.] n. Bastard.
gyor [< gyor, "bastard".] adj. Bastard.
gyorth [< *gi-orth.] v. Screech.
gyoth [< *gi-oth.] adj. Post-paid, stamped.
gyul [< *gi-ul.] v. Juggle.
gyulas [< *gi-ulas.] n. Danger of skidding.
gyur [< *gi-ur.] v. Award a prize.
gyurol [< gyul, "juggle" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Juggler.
gyurth [< *gi-urth.] n. Chin.
gyuth [< *gi-uth.] n. Demonstration.
hab [< *hap.] n. Acquaintance.
hab [< hab, "acquaintance".] adj. Well-known.
hab [< *hap.] adj. Crystal.
hab [< *hap.] n. Fairy.
hab [< hab, "fairy".] adj. Fairy.
habad [< *hapad.] n. Distortion.
habad [< habad, "distortion".] v. Twist, contort.
habas [< *hapas.] n. Yo-yo.
habel [< hal, "secret code, code" & -be-, "action".] n. Encryption.
haben [< han, "willingness, wish, will" & -be-, "action".] n. Volition.
haben [< han, "collection" & -be-, "action".] n. Collection.
habi [< *habe.] n. Pomp, splendour.
habi [< habi, "pomp, splendour".] adj. Resplendent.
habo [< *habo.] n. Gloss, sheen.
habo [< habo, "gloss, sheen".] adj. Bright, brilliant.
habo [< habo, "gloss, sheen".] v. Shine.
habon [< han, "nasty" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Nastiness, something disgusting.
habrim [< *habrem.] n. Errand, message.
haceb [< hab, "crystal" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Crystal.
hachab [< hab, "acquaintance" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Acquaint.
hachab [< hab, "acquaintance" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become acquainted.
hachad [< had, "hunger" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Filling.
hachad [< had, "hunger" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fill, satiate.
hacham [< ham, "alert, brisk, keen" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Stimulate, encourage.
hacham [< ham, "alert, brisk, keen" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become active, stir.
hachan [< han, "collection" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Parade, roll-call.
hachar [< har, "pregnant" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Impregnate, make pregnant.
hachar [< har, "pregnant" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Conceive.
hachen [< han, "willingness, wish, will" & -che-, "member".] n. Badminton.
had [< *had.] n. Hunger.
had [< had, "hunger".] adj. Replete, full, satisfied.
had [< had, "hunger".] v. Have enough, be full.
had [< *had.] n. Size.
had [< had, "size".] adj. Big, large, great.
hadi [< *hate.] n. Establishment.
hadi [< hadi, "establishment".] v. Establish, erect.
hador [< *hador.] n. Armpit.
hadorr [< *hatorh.] n. Golf.
hadron [< *hatron.] n. Halibut.
haffeb [< hab, "acquaintance" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Acquaintance, conversance, familiarity.
haffed [< had, "hunger" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Satiety.
haffed [< had, "size" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Size.
haffel [< hal, "of use, suitable" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Ability, capability, fitness, suitability.
haffem [< ham, "alert, brisk, keen" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Activity, spirit, zest, vigour.
haffud [< had, "size" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Immense, huge, enormous.
haffumiffemm [< hamm, "abnormal" & -ffu-, "augmentative" & -mi-, "person" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Abnormality.
haglath [< *haklath.] n. Obstacle.
hagulf [< half, "bandage" & -gu-, "former".] n. Expansion.
hahon [< han, "nasty" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Proud.
hahon [< han, "nasty" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Be proud.
hahon [< han, "nasty" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Pride.
hai [< *hae.] n. Amusement, fun.
hai [< hai, "amusement, fun".] adj. Funny, entertaining, amusing.
hai [< hai, "amusement, fun".] v. Amuse.
haibe [< hai, "amusement, fun" & -be-, "action".] n. Fun, amusement.
haibo [< hai, "amusement, fun" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Entertainment.
haibon [< hain, "whole" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Entirety.
haicha [< hai, "amusement, fun" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Enjoy oneself, have a good time.
haichorr [< hairr, "carriage, railway carriage, coach, wagon" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Train.
haiffen [< hain, "whole" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Totality.
hail [< *hael.] n. Order.
hail [< hail, "order".] v. Order, reserve, book.
haill [< *haeli-.] n. Die.
haimu [< hai, "amusement, fun" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Plaything.
haimul [< hail, "order" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Order-form.
hain [< *haen.] n. Whole.
hain [< hain, "whole".] adj. Entire, overall, whole.
hain [< *haen.] n. Duke.
hain [< hain, "duke".] n. Archduke.
hainan [< hain, "duke" & -na-, "female".] n. Duchess.
hainn [< *haenh.] n. Agave.
hair [< *haer.] n. Dogma.
hair [< hair, "dogma".] adj. Dogmatic.
hairad [< *haerat.] n. Naval cadet, middy, midshipsman.
hairar [< hair, "dogma" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Dogmatism.
haired [< *haerit.] n. Inflammation.
hairid [< *haeret.] v. Knead.
hairod [< *haerod.] n. Work-basket, sewing-basket.
hairr [< *haerh.] n. Carriage, railway carriage, coach, wagon.
hairud [< *haerud.] n. Cornmeal.
hajemimb [< hamb, "ownership" & -je-, "diminutive" & -mi-, "person".] n. Owner.
hajemp [< hamp, "ethic, ethics" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Etiquette.
hajenibonn [< hann, "garbage, rubbish, refuse, waste" & -je-, "diminutive" & -ni-, "worthy" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Rubbish, garbage, refuse, waste, leavings.
hajenn [< hann, "garbage, rubbish, refuse, waste" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Throw away.
hal [< *hal.] adj. Of use, suitable.
hal [< hal, "of use, suitable".] v. Be suitable, fit, suit.
hal [< *hal.] n. Secret code, code.
hal [< hal, "secret code, code".] v. Encrypt.
halad [< *halad.] n. Airlift.
halch [< *halch.] v. Prepay.
hald [< *hald.] n. Level.
hald [< hald, "level".] v. Level.
haledd [< *halith.] adj. Almond-eyed.
haledir [< *halider.] n. Forced-labour camp.
haledirr [< *haliterh.] adj. Territorial.
haleg [< *halik.] n. Cold sweat.
half [< *half.] n. Bandage.
half [< half, "bandage".] v. Dress.
hallen [< *hali-in.] n. Lance, spear.
hallenn [< *hali-inh.] n. Pfennig.
halluin [< *hali-uen.] n. Strap.
halluinn [< *hali-uenh.] n. Accent mark, diacritical mark.
halluinn [< *hali-uenh.] n. Farmer.
haltho [< *haltho.] n. Lamp-shade.
haltho [< *haltho.] n. June bug.
ham [< *ham.] adj. Alert, brisk, keen.
hamb [< *hamb.] n. Ownership.
hamid [< had, "size" & -mi-, "person".] n. Big person.
hamin [< han, "nasty" & -mi-, "person".] n. Evil person, immoral person.
haminar [< har, "pregnant" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Pregnant woman.
hamm [< *hamh.] adj. Abnormal.
hammad [< *hamhat.] n. Mortgage.
hamp [< *hamp.] n. Ethic, ethics.
hamp [< hamp, "ethic, ethics".] adj. Ethical.
hamubor [< har, "crane" & -mu-, "tool" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Pottery, crockery, earthenware.
hamuld [< hald, "level" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Level.
hamur [< har, "crane" & -mu-, "tool".] adj. Clay, earthen, stone.
hamur [< har, "crane" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Clay.
han [< *han.] adj. Nasty.
han [< han, "nasty".] v. Shame.
han [< *han.] n. Willingness, wish, will.
han [< han, "willingness, wish, will".] adj. Deliberate, voluntary, wilful.
han [< han, "willingness, wish, will".] v. Be willing to, want, wish.
han [< *han.] n. Collection.
han [< han, "collection".] v. Pick up, gather, collect.
hanab [< hab, "fairy" & -na-, "female".] adj. Fairy.
hanab [< hab, "fairy" & -na-, "female".] n. Fairy.
hand [< *hand.] adj. Reciprocal, mutual.
hani [< *hane.] n. Rigour.
hani [< hani, "rigour".] adj. Stringent, rigorous.
hanio [< *haneo.] n. Era, age, epoch.
hann [< *hanh.] n. Garbage, rubbish, refuse, waste.
hann [< *hanh.] n. Ability.
hann [< hann, "ability".] adj. Capable of, able to.
hann [< hann, "ability".] v. Be able to.
hannas [< *hanhas.] On purpose, deliberately.
hanneth [< *hanhith.] n. Rhubarb.
hannyeth [< *hanhi-ith.] n. Tempest, storm.
har [< *har.] n. Crane.
har [< *har.] adj. Pregnant.
harad [< *harad.] adj. Longing.
harad [< harad, "longing".] v. Long for, yearn.
haradren [< *haratrin.] n. Intersection.
hardir [< *harder.] n. Comrade.
haren [< *harin.] n. Special school.
harenn [< *harinh.] adj. National-language.
harfen [< *harfin.] n. List of members, roll.
harfes [< *harfis.] n. Xerography.
harfo [< *harfo.] n. Alibi.
hargam [< *hargam.] n. Means.
hargamm [< *hargamh.] n. Option.
haril [< *harel.] v. Put into one's pocket.
harill [< *hareli-.] n. Conqueror.
harin [< *haren.] n. Phoenix.
harn [< *harn.] n. Foam, froth.
harn [< harn, "foam, froth".] adj. Sparkling, effervescent.
harn [< harn, "foam, froth".] v. Froth, foam.
harno [< *harno.] n. Seam, suture.
harno [< harno, "seam, suture".] v. Suture, seam.
harodi [< *harode.] n. Speech.
harodi [< harodi, "speech".] adj. Oral.
harodi [< harodi, "speech".] v. Speak, talk.
harodibe [< harodi, "speech" & -be-, "action".] n. Speech.
harodihe [< harodi, "speech" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Talkative.
haroditho [< harodi, "speech" & -tho-, "manner".] n. Speech.
haroth [< *haroth.] n. Instrument.
harr [< *harh.] n. Absinthe.
harr [< harr, "absinthe".] n. Wormwood; absinthe.
harr [< *harh.] n. Flood, deluge.
harth [< *harth.] adj. Fireproof.
harthad [< *harthad.] n. Egg nog.
hartho [< *hartho.] n. Intercom.
harthu [< *harthu.] adj. Comprehensive.
haru [< *haru.] v. Prefer.
haruteho [< haru, "prefer" & -te-, "opposite" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Subordinate.
haruteho [< haru, "prefer" & -te-, "opposite" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Neglect, slighting.
hassiffen [< han, "collection" & -ssi-, "capable" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Collectivity.
hassin [< han, "collection" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Collective, joint.
hassin [< han, "collection" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Collective.
hasst [< *hast.] Yearly.
hassto [< *hasto.] n. Harmonica.
hatechad [< had, "size" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Decline, decrease, wane.
hated [< had, "hunger" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Hungry.
hated [< had, "hunger" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Be hungry.
hated [< had, "size" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Little, small, diminutive.
hateffud [< had, "hunger" & -te-, "opposite" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] n. Famine.
hateffud [< had, "size" & -te-, "opposite" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Tiny.
hatehochan [< han, "nasty" & -te-, "opposite" & -ho-, "small-item" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Back down, climb down.
hatel [< hal, "of use, suitable" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Unsuited.
hatel [< hal, "secret code, code" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Decipher.
hatem [< ham, "alert, brisk, keen" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Indolent, slack, sluggish.
haten [< han, "willingness, wish, will" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Unwillingness, disinclination.
hath [< *hath.] n. Ammonia.
hath [< *hath.] adj. Hooray.
hath [< hath, "hooray".] n. Houri.
hatheb [< hab, "acquaintance" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Unknown.
hathechaffad [< had, "hunger" & -the-, "negation" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Insatiable.
hathel [< *hathil.] n. Hippo, hippopotamus.
hathell [< *hathili-.] n. Musk-rat, musquash.
hathen [< han, "willingness, wish, will" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Involuntary.
hathlain [< *hathlaen.] n. Payment, remittance.
hathu [< *hathu.] n. Public holiday, holiday, bank holiday.
hathui [< *hathue.] n. Parapsychology.
hathui [< *hathue.] n. Metropolis.
hau [< haw, "occupation".] v. Occupy, take.
haube [< haw, "occupation" & -be-, "action".] n. Occupation.
haucha [< haw, "occupation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be concerned, keep busy.
haucha [< haw, "occupation" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Occupation.
haudd [< *hauth.] n. Abscess.
haunaho [< haw, "spoiled" & -na-, "female" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Route.
hausst [< *haust.] n. Gentian.
haw [< *haw.] adj. Spoiled.
haw [< *haw.] n. Occupation.
hawocham [< ham, "alert, brisk, keen" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Come to life again, revive.
hawoffend [< hand, "reciprocal, mutual" & -wo-, "return" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Reciprocity.
hawond [< hand, "reciprocal, mutual" & -wo-, "return".] v. Reciprocate.
hayacharn [< harn, "foam, froth" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Skim.
hayal [< hal, "of use, suitable" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Useless, good-for-nothing.
hayamil [< hal, "of use, suitable" & -ya-, "without" & -mi-, "person".] n. Good-for-nothing.
hayon [< han, "willingness, wish, will" & -yo-.] n. Volume.
heb [< *hip.] n. Grasp.
heb [< heb, "grasp".] v. Take, lay hold of, get, pick up.
heb [< *hip.] n. Number of eight.
heb [< heb, "number of eight".] adj. Eighth.
heb [< heb, "number of eight".] Eight.
hebad [< *hipad.] For a long time.
hebas [< *hipas.] n. Blind.
hebed [< hed, "booze" & -be-, "action".] n. Boozing, drinking.
hebed [< hed, "fish" & -be-, "action".] n. Fishing.
hebem [< hem, "worship, adoration" & -be-, "action".] n. Adoration, worship.
hebi [< *hibe.] n. Match.
hebi [< hebi, "match".] v. Chew.
hebibe [< hebi, "match" & -be-, "action".] n. Chewing.
hebo [< *hibo.] v. Inquire, take a survey.
hebod [< hed, "fish" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Fish.
heboje [< hebo, "inquire, take a survey" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Investigation, inquiry.
hebol [< hel, "arrangement, accommodation" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Arrangement, set-up.
hebon [< hen, "weight" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Heavy thing.
hebrim [< *hibrem.] n. Conflagration, fire.
hechad [< hed, "install" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Instigate, spur on, encourage, urge, stimulate.
hechad [< hed, "install" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Incitement, stimulus, impetus.
hechamud [< hed, "install" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Prompt; incentive.
hechan [< hen, "weight" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Weigh down.
hed [< *hid.] n. Booze.
hed [< hed, "booze".] v. Drink to excess, drink.
hed [< *hid.] n. Fish.
hed [< hed, "fish".] v. Fish.
hed [< *hid.] v. Install.
hedi [< *hite.] n. Pleasure.
hedi [< hedi, "pleasure".] adj. Pleasing.
hedi [< hedi, "pleasure".] v. Please.
hedorr [< *hitorh.] n. Bra.
hedron [< *hitron.] Forty.
heffur [< her, "barking" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] v. Bark, bay.
hegid [< hed, "booze" & -gi-, "place".] n. Pub, bar.
hegirn [< hern, "goal" & -gi-, "place".] n. Goal.
heglath [< *hiklath.] n. Weeping willow.
hegob [< heb, "grasp" & -go-, "beginning".] n. Grasp.
hegob [< heb, "grasp" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Grasp.
hegor [< her, "barking" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Start barking.
hehemid [< hed, "booze" & -he-, "tendency" & -mi-, "person".] n. Alcoholic, boozer.
hehiben [< hen, "boat" & -hi-, "mandatory" & -be-, "action".] n. Expectation.
hehigin [< hen, "boat" & -hi-, "mandatory" & -gi-, "place".] n. Waiting-room, waiting room.
hehin [< hen, "boat" & -hi-, "mandatory".] v. Wait for, expect, await, wait, abide.
hehin [< hen, "boat" & -hi-, "mandatory".] n. Expectation.
hehor [< her, "adultery" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Adulterate.
hein [< *hien.] n. Stench.
hein [< hein, "stench".] adj. Odorous, bad-smelling, stinking.
hein [< hein, "stench".] v. Stink, smell bad, smell, reek.
heir [< *hier.] n. Contraband.
heir [< heir, "contraband".] v. Smuggle.
heiror [< heir, "contraband" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Smuggler.
hejern [< hern, "hand, hand over" & -je-, "diminutive".] v. Stow, insert, put away, put in.
hejib [< heb, "grasp" & -ji-, "away".] v. Take away, abstract.
hejiffab [< heb, "grasp" & -ji-, "away" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Removable, detachable.
hejuld [< held, "rivet" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] adj. Over, finished, completed, through, done.
hel [< *hil.] n. Arrangement, accommodation.
hel [< hel, "arrangement, accommodation".] v. Arrange, fix up.
hel [< *hil.] n. Photograph.
hel [< hel, "photograph".] v. Photograph.
helch [< *hilch.] n. Chemistry.
held [< *hild.] n. Rivet.
held [< held, "rivet".] v. Rivet.
heledd [< *hilith.] n. Host, wafer.
heledir [< *hilider.] n. News.
heledirr [< *hiliterh.] n. Feeding-bottle, baby's bottle.
heleg [< *hilik.] v. Stitch, quilt.
helemug [< heleg, "stitch, quilt" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Sewing-machine.
heleth [< *hilith.] n. Gulden, guilder.
helf [< *hilf.] n. Desertion.
helf [< helf, "desertion".] v. Desert.
helf [< helf, "desertion".] n. Deserter.
hellen [< *hili-in.] n. Self-esteem.
hellenn [< *hili-inh.] v. Pass by, pass.
helluin [< *hili-uen.] n. Endorsee.
helluinn [< *hili-uenh.] n. Ear.
helluinn [< *hili-uenh.] n. Cone, pine cone.
helthi [< *hilthe.] n. Module.
heltho [< *hiltho.] n. Halo.
hem [< *him.] n. Worship, adoration.
hem [< hem, "worship, adoration".] v. Worship, adore.
hemb [< *himb.] n. Army.
hemb [< hemb, "army".] adj. Military.
hemib [< heb, "number of eight" & -mi-, "person".] n. Eye.
hemid [< hed, "booze" & -mi-, "person".] n. Alcoholic, boozer.
heminar [< her, "adultery" & -mi-, "person" & -na-, "female".] n. Adulteress.
hemir [< her, "adultery" & -mi-, "person".] n. Adulterer.
hemirob [< heb, "number of eight" & -mi-, "person" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Oculist, ophthalmologist.
hemiyob [< heb, "number of eight" & -mi-, "person" & -yo-.] v. Ogle, stare at, make eyes at.
hemm [< *himh.] n. Powder, cosmetic powder.
hemm [< hemm, "powder, cosmetic powder".] v. Powder.
hemmad [< *himhat.] n. Jot, iota.
hemp [< *himp.] n. Brake.
hemp [< hemp, "brake".] v. Brake.
hemub [< heb, "grasp" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Tongs.
hemul [< hel, "photograph" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Camera.
hemun [< hen, "weight" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Weight.
hen [< *hin.] n. Boat.
hen [< *hin.] n. Weight.
hen [< hen, "weight".] adj. Onerous, heavy, burdensome.
hen [< hen, "weight".] v. Weigh.
hend [< *hind.] n. Fir.
heni [< *hine.] n. Plural.
heniffe [< heni, "plural" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Plurality.
henim [< hem, "worship, adoration" & -ni-, "worthy".] adj. Adorable.
henio [< *hineo.] n. Job, task, assigned job.
henio [< henio, "job, task, assigned job".] v. Assign.
henira [< heni, "plural" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Pluralism.
henn [< *hinh.] n. Dubbing.
henn [< henn, "dubbing".] v. Dub.
hennas [< *hinhas.] n. Nipple.
henneth [< *hinhith.] n. Octopus.
hennyeth [< *hinhi-ith.] v. Trim.
henuffan [< hen, "boat" & -nu-, "holder" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Accessible.
henun [< hen, "boat" & -nu-, "holder".] v. Attain, get, accomplish, reach.
henun [< hen, "boat" & -nu-, "holder".] n. Achievement.
her [< *hir.] n. Adultery.
her [< her, "adultery".] v. Commit adultery.
her [< *hir.] n. Barking.
her [< her, "barking".] v. Bark.
herad [< *hirad.] n. Bellows.
heradren [< *hiratrin.] n. Tobacconist's.
herand [< hend, "fir" & -ra-, "doctrine".] adj. Abysmal.
herand [< hend, "fir" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Abyss, chasm.
herdir [< *hirder.] n. Flock, herd.
heren [< *hirin.] Continually.
herenn [< *hirinh.] n. Brothers and sisters.
herfen [< *hirfin.] n. Ideology.
herfes [< *hirfis.] n. Gravity.
herfo [< *hirfo.] n. Tactic, tactics.
herforo [< herfo, "tactic, tactics" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Tactician.
hergam [< *hirgam.] v. Collide.
hergamm [< *hirgamh.] n. Stroke of fate.
heril [< *hirel.] n. Sideline, hobby.
herill [< *hireli-.] n. Lion.
herin [< *hiren.] n. Anxiety.
hern [< *hirn.] v. Hand, hand over.
hern [< *hirn.] n. Goal.
herno [< *hirno.] n. Filling station.
herod [< hed, "fish" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Fisherman.
herol [< hel, "photograph" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Photographer.
heroth [< *hiroth.] Clearly.
herr [< *hirh.] n. Squire, lord, feudal lord.
herr [< herr, "squire, lord, feudal lord".] v. Skid.
herr [< *hirh.] n. Oak.
herr [< herr, "oak".] adj. Oaken, oak.
herth [< *hirth.] v. Fumble.
herthad [< *hirthad.] n. Turn of speech, locution.
hertho [< *hirtho.] n. Prick, cock.
hertho [< *hirtho.] n. Macaroni.
heru [< *hiru.] v. Typeset.
heruro [< heru, "typeset" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Typesetter.
hesst [< *hist.] n. Amoeba.
hesst [< *hist.] n. Belladonna.
hessto [< *histo.] n. Coffee-pot.
heteced [< hed, "install" & -te-, "opposite" & -ce-, "abstraction".] v. Deinstall.
hetel [< hel, "arrangement, accommodation" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Disarrange, put into disarray.
heten [< hen, "weight" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Light.
heth [< *hith.] n. Garage.
heth [< heth, "garage".] v. Put away, dock.
heth [< *hith.] n. Conviction, belief.
heth [< heth, "conviction, belief".] v. Convince, persuade.
hethel [< *hithil.] n. Cancer.
hethlain [< *hithlaen.] n. Stool.
hethu [< *hithu.] n. Aphasia.
hethui [< *hithue.] n. World-war.
hethui [< *hithue.] n. Buoy.
heu [< hew, "caress, stroke, chuck".] v. Caress, fondle, stroke, chuck.
heube [< hew, "caress, stroke, chuck" & -be-, "action".] n. Caressing, fondling.
heuce [< hew, "periodical, magazine, revue" & -ce-, "abstraction".] v. Veil.
heuce [< hew, "periodical, magazine, revue" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Veil.
heuhe [< hew, "caress, stroke, chuck" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Cuddly, caressing, cuddlesome, affectionate.
heuwo [< hew, "periodical, magazine, revue" & -wo-, "return".] v. Review.
heuyacecha [< hew, "periodical, magazine, revue" & -ya-, "without" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Unveil.
hew [< *hiw.] n. Periodical, magazine, revue.
hew [< *hiw.] n. Caress, stroke, chuck.
hewob [< heb, "grasp" & -wo-, "return".] v. Take back; abjure.
heyaffen [< hen, "weight" & -ya-, "without" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Weightlessness.
heyob [< heb, "number of eight" & -yo-.] adj. Octal.
hib [< *hep.] adj. Dangerous.
hib [< *hep.] n. Bee.
hib [< *hep.] n. Platform, pulpit.
hibad [< *hepad.] n. Smokers.
hibas [< *hepas.] n. Aster.
hibi [< *hebe.] n. Ambassador.
hibigi [< hibi, "ambassador" & -gi-, "place".] n. Embassy, embassy building.
hibo [< *hebo.] adj. Nearsighted, shortsighted.
hiboffe [< hibo, "nearsighted, shortsighted" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Myopia, nearsightedness.
hibold [< hild, "evident, obvious" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Something obvious.
hibon [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Idea, notion, conception.
hibrim [< *hebrem.] n. Squash.
hiceld [< hild, "ill-fated, fateful" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Fate, ill fate.
hichad [< hid, "foolish, stupid" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Make dumb, stultify.
hichad [< hid, "foolish, stupid" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become stupid.
hichad [< hid, "steam, vapour" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Evaporate.
hichad [< hid, "steam, vapour" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Evaporate.
hichal [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Restrictive.
hichal [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Confine, restrict, abridge, limit.
hichal [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Limitation, restriction.
hichal [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be limited.
hicham [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Fortify.
hichan [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Explain.
hichochan [< hin, "fragment, element, particle, item" & -cho-, "collection" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Deceptive, delusive, fallacious.
hichohen [< hin, "fragment, element, particle, item" & -cho-, "collection" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Errant, fallible.
hichon [< hin, "fragment, element, particle, item" & -cho-, "collection".] adj. Mistaken, wrong, erroneous.
hichon [< hin, "fragment, element, particle, item" & -cho-, "collection".] v. Make a mistake, err.
hichon [< hin, "fragment, element, particle, item" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Error, mistake, aberration.
hid [< *hed.] adj. Invalid, void.
hid [< *hed.] adj. Foolish, stupid.
hid [< *hed.] n. Steam, vapour.
hidi [< *hete.] n. Patrol.
hidi [< hidi, "patrol".] v. Patrol.
hidol [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit" & -do-, "separation".] v. Delimit.
hidor [< *hedor.] n. Angelus.
hidorr [< *hetorh.] n. Natural park.
hidron [< *hetron.] n. Blanket.
hiffaffen [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -ffa-, "suitable" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Comprehensibility, intelligibility.
hiffan [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Understandable.
hiffem [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Force, strength.
hiffend [< hind, "on time, accurate, prompt, punctual" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Precision, exactitude, accuracy.
hiffud [< hid, "foolish, stupid" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. As stupid as an ass.
hiffum [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Powerful, strong, violent.
higib [< hib, "bee" & -gi-, "place".] n. Apiary.
higimb [< himb, "command" & -gi-, "place".] n. Bridge.
higir [< hir, "mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up" & -gi-, "place".] n. Assembly room.
higlath [< *heklath.] n. Chaste behaviour, modesty.
higon [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -go-, "beginning".] v. Begin to understand.
hihen [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Understanding.
hihob [< hib, "dangerous" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Danger, peril.
hihobod [< hid, "invalid, void" & -ho-, "small-item" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Untruth.
hihod [< hid, "invalid, void" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. False, untrue.
hihod [< hid, "invalid, void" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Untruth.
hihoffeb [< hib, "dangerous" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Danger.
hihomimm [< himm, "miserable, abject, dismal, wretched, meagre" & -ho-, "small-item" & -mi-, "person".] n. Poor man, poor devil, pauper.
hihomm [< himm, "miserable, abject, dismal, wretched, meagre" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Misery.
hijichad [< hid, "steam, vapour" & -ji-, "away" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Evaporate.
hijurr [< hirr, "leak" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] n. Fern.
hil [< *hel.] n. Frontier, boundary, limit.
hil [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit".] v. Bound.
hilad [< *helad.] v. Click on.
hilch [< *helch.] n. Whale.
hild [< *held.] n. Present one.
hild [< hild, "present one".] adj. Present.
hild [< *held.] adj. Evident, obvious.
hild [< *held.] adj. Ill-fated, fateful.
hiledd [< *helith.] n. Colonel.
hiledir [< *helider.] Endlessly.
hiledirr [< *heliterh.] n. E-mail.
hileg [< *helik.] n. Lemon peel.
hileth [< *helith.] n. Necklace.
hilf [< *helf.] n. Too much, too.
hilf [< hilf, "too much, too".] adj. Through.
hilf [< hilf, "too much, too".] v. Three.
hilf [< *helf.] n. Accommodation, agreement.
hilf [< hilf, "accommodation, agreement".] v. Agree (upon).
hillen [< *heli-in.] n. Mosquito repellent.
hillenn [< *heli-inh.] n. Rotation.
hilluin [< *heli-uen.] Inquisitively.
hilluinn [< *heli-uenh.] n. Theocracy.
hilluinn [< *heli-uenh.] n. Backpack, knapsack.
hiltho [< *heltho.] n. Annulment.
hiltho [< *heltho.] n. Clown.
him [< *hem.] n. Strength, vigour, force.
him [< him, "strength, vigour, force".] adj. Strong.
himb [< *hemb.] n. Command.
himb [< himb, "command".] v. Order, command, be in command.
himid [< hid, "foolish, stupid" & -mi-, "person".] n. Fool.
himim [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -mi-, "person".] n. Strong person.
himirn [< hirn, "go on pension, retire" & -mi-, "person".] n. Retiree, pensioner.
himm [< *hemh.] adj. Miserable, abject, dismal, wretched, meagre.
himmad [< *hemhat.] n. Consortium.
himp [< *hemp.] n. Escort.
himp [< himp, "escort".] v. Escort.
himur [< hir, "mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Linker.
hin [< *hen.] n. Realisation, sense, notion.
hin [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion".] v. Understand, realise.
hin [< *hen.] n. Fragment, element, particle, item.
hind [< *hend.] adj. On time, accurate, prompt, punctual.
hind [< *hend.] n. Candy.
hini [< *hene.] n. Rack, arrack.
hinile [< hini, "rack, arrack" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Peanut.
hinio [< *heneo.] n. Fission.
hinn [< *henh.] n. Railway, railroad.
hinn [< hinn, "railway, railroad".] adj. Railroad.
hinnas [< *henhas.] n. Small letter, lower case letter.
hinneth [< *henhith.] n. Soprano.
hinnyeth [< *henhi-ith.] n. Driver, chauffeur.
hinuth [< hith, "screw" & -nu-, "holder".] n. Nut.
hir [< *her.] n. Mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up.
hir [< hir, "mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up".] v. Mount, assemble, link.
hirad [< *herad.] v. Take into account, allow for.
hiradren [< *heratrin.] n. Thesis, essay.
hirdir [< *herder.] v. Cruise.
hiren [< *herin.] n. Arsenic.
hirenn [< *herinh.] n. Driving-school, school of motoring.
hirfen [< *herfin.] Minus.
hirfes [< *herfis.] n. Lyre; lira.
hirfo [< *herfo.] n. Shoot, battue.
hirgam [< *hergam.] n. Corridor, passage.
hirgamm [< *hergamh.] n. Penicillin.
hiril [< *herel.] adj. Single.
hirill [< *hereli-.] n. Garland, wreath.
hirimil [< hiril, "single" & -mi-, "person".] n. Individual.
hirin [< *heren.] n. Bard.
hirn [< *hern.] adj. Concise.
hirn [< *hern.] v. Go on pension, retire.
hirno [< *herno.] n. Sleeping bag.
hirob [< hib, "bee" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Bee-keeper.
hironn [< hinn, "railway, railroad" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Railroad worker, railroad employee.
hiror [< hir, "mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Fitter, assembler.
hiroth [< *heroth.] n. Raw material.
hirr [< *herh.] n. Leak.
hirr [< hirr, "leak".] v. Leak.
hirth [< *herth.] n. Advertiser, proclaimer.
hirthad [< *herthad.] n. Pocket; clipboard, paste buffer.
hirtho [< *hertho.] n. Hemp.
hirtho [< *hertho.] n. Rattlesnake.
hissid [< hid, "invalid, void" & -ssi-, "capable".] adj. Lifeless, dead.
hissin [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -ssi-, "capable".] n. Understanding.
hisst [< *hest.] n. Cigarette-butt, stub.
hisst [< *hest.] v. Test, try out.
hissto [< *hesto.] n. Quarter of an hour.
hitaffern [< hirn, "concise" & -ta-, "application" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Brevity, briefness, conciseness.
hitand [< hind, "candy" & -ta-, "application".] v. Crystallise, candy.
hitecham [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Weaken.
hitecham [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Weaken, abate.
hitem [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Faint, weak, light.
hiter [< hir, "mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Take apart.
hiteth [< hith, "screw" & -te-, "opposite".] v. Unscrew.
hith [< *heth.] n. Screw.
hith [< hith, "screw".] v. Screw.
hithan [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -tha-, "wrong".] n. Misunderstanding.
hithan [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -tha-, "wrong".] v. Misunderstand.
hitheffan [< hin, "realisation, sense, notion" & -the-, "negation" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Inconceivable, unintelligible.
hithel [< *hethil.] Etc..
hithell [< *hethili-.] n. Plate.
hithlain [< *hethlaen.] adj. Hard.
hithu [< *hethu.] n. Asteroid.
hithui [< *hethue.] n. Hashish.
hithui [< *hethue.] n. Tax deduction.
hitin [< hin, "fragment, element, particle, item" & -ti-, "full".] n. Erosion.
hiu [< hiw, "coming, arrival".] v. Come.
hiu [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition".] v. Bear, give birth to.
hiube [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition" & -be-, "action".] n. Giving birth.
hiucha [< hiw, "coming, arrival" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get, send for.
hiucha [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Arise, be born.
hiucha [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Birth.
hiuchagi [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -gi-, "place".] n. Place of birth, cradle.
hiuho [< hiw, "coming, arrival" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Venereal.
hiuthewochaffa [< hiw, "coming, arrival" & -the-, "negation" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Irretrievable.
hiuwo [< hiw, "coming, arrival" & -wo-, "return".] n. Return.
hiuwo [< hiw, "coming, arrival" & -wo-, "return".] v. Come back, return.
hiuwocha [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Be born again.
hiuwocha [< hiw, "child-birth, delivery, parturition" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Rebirth.
hiw [< *hew.] n. Coming, arrival.
hiw [< *hew.] n. Child-birth, delivery, parturition.
hiwocham [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -wo-, "return" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get stronger, grow stronger, recuperate.
hiyahob [< hib, "dangerous" & -ya-, "without" & -ho-, "small-item".] adj. Safe, harmless.
hiyahoffeb [< hib, "dangerous" & -ya-, "without" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Safety.
hiyal [< hil, "frontier, boundary, limit" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Absolute.
hiyam [< him, "strength, vigour, force" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Powerless, feeble.
hiyeb [< hib, "bee" & -ye-, "container".] n. Beehive, bee-hive.
hiyod [< hid, "steam, vapour" & -yo-.] v. Steam.
hiyor [< hir, "mounting, assembly, assemblage, fitting up" & -yo-.] n. Setting.
hob [< *hob.] n. Novelist, fiction writer.
hob [< *hob.] n. Climate.
hob [< hob, "climate".] adj. Climatic.
hob [< *hob.] n. Mockery.
hob [< hob, "mockery".] v. Mock, make fun of, jeer at.
hobad [< *hobad.] n. Atomic theory.
hobas [< *hobas.] n. Adhesion.
hobeb [< hob, "mockery" & -be-, "action".] n. Ridicule, mockery, derision.
hobed [< hod, "flattery" & -be-, "action".] n. Flattery.
hobi [< *hope.] n. Frontage, battlefront, front.
hobi [< hobi, "frontage, battlefront, front".] v. Confront, face.
hobo [< *hopo.] n. Post.
hobo [< hobo, "post".] v. Be on duty, stand guard.
hobob [< hob, "mockery" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Mockery.
hobol [< hol, "glue" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Glue.
hobom [< hom, "mourning" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Funeral service.
hobor [< hor, "top, surface, summit" & -bo-, "thing".] adj. Superficial.
hobor [< hor, "top, surface, summit" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Top, surface, summit.
hobrim [< *hoprem.] n. Computer science.
hochahed [< hod, "impression" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Impressible.
hochal [< hol, "glue" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Stick.
hod [< *hot.] n. Flattery.
hod [< hod, "flattery".] v. Flatter.
hod [< *hot.] n. Impression.
hod [< hod, "impression".] v. Impress.
hod [< *hot.] n. Commission, brokerage.
hodi [< *hode.] v. Publicise.
hodiro [< hodi, "publicise" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Journalist, publicist.
hodor [< *hotor.] n. Meercat.
hodorr [< *hodorh.] n. Cadmium.
hodron [< *hodron.] n. Spinal cord.
hoffad [< hod, "impression" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Impressible, accessible, sensitive.
hoffel [< hol, "glue" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Sticky.
hoffel [< hol, "boy" & -ffe-, "quality".] adj. Boyish.
hoglath [< *hoklath.] v. Ratify.
hohod [< hod, "commission, brokerage" & -ho-, "small-item".] v. Act as a middleman.
hohod [< hod, "commission, brokerage" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Broker.
hohorod [< hod, "commission, brokerage" & -ho-, "small-item" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Broker.
hojuchan [< hon, "fiancé" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become engaged.
hojuchan [< hon, "fiancé" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Engaged.
hojud [< hod, "flattery" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative".] v. Ingratiate oneself to, toady to.
hojunachan [< hon, "fiancé" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -na-, "female" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Become engaged.
hojunachan [< hon, "fiancé" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -na-, "female" & -cha-, "cause/become".] adj. Engaged.
hojunan [< hon, "fiancé" & -ju-, "extreme pejorative" & -na-, "female".] n. Bride, fiancée.
hol [< *hol.] n. Glue.
hol [< hol, "glue".] v. Glue, stick.
hol [< *hol.] n. Boy.
hol [< hol, "boy".] adj. Boyish.
holad [< *holad.] n. Boa.
holch [< *holch.] n. Dental.
hold [< *hold.] adj. Minimum.
holedd [< *holith.] n. Lettuce.
holedir [< *holider.] n. Patent.
holeg [< *holik.] v. Collapse.
holeth [< *holith.] adj. Unfit for work, disabled.
holf [< *holf.] n. Grey.
holf [< holf, "grey".] adj. Grey.
holf [< *holf.] n. Pseudonym.
hollen [< *holi-in.] n. Incest.
hollenn [< *holi-inh.] adj. Orgiastic.
holluin [< *holi-uen.] n. Pancake.
holluinn [< *holi-uenh.] n. Anthracite.
holluinn [< *holi-uenh.] In all, altogether.
holthi [< *holthe.] n. Marten; weasel.
holtho [< *holtho.] n. Guard.
hom [< *hom.] n. Mourning.
hom [< hom, "mourning".] adj. Mournful.
hom [< hom, "mourning".] v. Mourn.
homb [< *homb.] n. Yellow.
homb [< homb, "yellow".] adj. Yellow.
homirr [< horr, "abstinence, teetotalism" & -mi-, "person".] n. Total abstainer.
homm [< *homh.] n. Scrap, rag.
hommad [< *homhat.] n. Maize, corn.
homp [< *homp.] adj. Busy.
hon [< *hon.] n. Fiancé.
honal [< hol, "boy" & -na-, "female".] n. Lass, girl.
hond [< *hond.] n. Jewel, gem.
hond [< *hond.] adj. Restricted, limited, confined.
honi [< *hone.] n. Gesture.
honi [< honi, "gesture".] v. Gesture.
honio [< *honeo.] n. Checkers.
honn [< *honh.] n. Joint, connection.
honn [< honn, "joint, connection".] v. Join, fit, connect.
honnas [< *honhas.] n. Pin, peg, wedge.
honneth [< *honhith.] n. Pedestal.
honnyeth [< *honhi-ith.] v. Spend the winter.
hor [< *hor.] n. Top, surface, summit.
hor [< hor, "top, surface, summit".] adj. Upper.
hor [< *hor.] n. Intention, meaning, plan.
hor [< hor, "intention, meaning, plan".] adj. Intentional.
hor [< hor, "intention, meaning, plan".] v. Intend, mean.
horad [< *horad.] n. Fracture.
horadren [< *horatrin.] n. Storm.
hordir [< *horder.] n. Maniac.
horen [< *horin.] n. Concrete.
horenn [< *horinh.] adj. Staid.
horfen [< *horfin.] n. Cancer, canker.
horfes [< *horfis.] n. Wall newspaper.
horfo [< *horfo.] v. Sprout, bud.
horgam [< *horgam.] adj. Self-service.
horgamm [< *horgamh.] v. Judge.
horil [< *horel.] n. Kingfisher.
horin [< *horen.] n. Diapason, tuning fork.
horn [< *horn.] n. Shade, shadow.
horn [< horn, "shade, shadow".] v. Cast a shadow.
horno [< *horno.] n. Ethanol.
horomm [< homm, "scrap, rag" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Ragpicker.
horond [< hond, "jewel, gem" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Jeweller.
horoth [< *horoth.] adj. Self-sufficient.
horr [< *horh.] n. Abstinence, teetotalism.
horr [< *horh.] n. Roaring, growling.
horr [< horr, "roaring, growling".] v. Howl, roar.
horth [< *horth.] So so.
horthad [< *horthad.] Indeed, genuinely, really, truly.
horthe [< *horthi.] n. Mythology.
hortho [< *hortho.] n. Groin.
horu [< *horu.] n. Architecture.
horu [< horu, "architecture".] adj. Architectonic, architectural.
hosst [< *host.] n. Plane, airplane, aeroplane.
hossto [< *hosto.] v. Bevel.
hotab [< hob, "climate" & -ta-, "application".] n. Air conditioning.
hotamub [< hob, "climate" & -ta-, "application" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Air conditioner.
hoth [< *hoth.] v. Edify.
hothel [< *hothil.] Unfortunately.
hothell [< *hothili-.] n. Promotion.
hothemp [< homp, "busy" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Unoccupied, free, vacant.
hothend [< hond, "restricted, limited, confined" & -the-, "negation".] adj. Absolute.
hothlain [< *hothlaen.] n. Technology.
hothu [< *hothu.] n. Bakelite.
hothui [< *hothue.] n. Fireplace, hearth.
hothui [< *hothue.] n. Coma.
hou [< how, "mill".] v. Pulverise, grind.
houmu [< how, "mill" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Mill.
houro [< how, "mill" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Miller.
how [< *how.] n. Mill.
hoyachar [< hor, "top, surface, summit" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Top, truncate.
hoyann [< honn, "joint, connection" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Seamless.
hoyar [< hor, "intention, meaning, plan" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Unintentional.
hoyochald [< hold, "minimum" & -yo- & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Minimise.
hoyold [< hold, "minimum" & -yo-.] n. Minimum.
hoyorn [< horn, "shade, shadow" & -yo-.] v. Shade, hatch.
hub [< *hub.] adj. One more, another.
hubad [< *hubad.] n. Bit.
hubas [< *hubas.] n. Sloth.
hubi [< *hupe.] adj. Loyal, faithful.
hubitece [< hubi, "loyal, faithful" & -te-, "opposite" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Disloyal, illoyal.
hubo [< *hupo.] adj. Private.
huboffe [< hubo, "private" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Privacy.
hubomi [< hubo, "private" & -mi-, "person".] n. Private person.
hubrim [< *huprem.] n. Affection.
hucebor [< hur, "bath" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Banality, platitude.
huceffer [< hur, "bath" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Banality, triviality, triteness.
huceffeth [< huth, "universe" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Generality, universality.
hucer [< hur, "bath" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. Commonplace, banal, trite.
huceth [< huth, "universe" & -ce-, "abstraction".] adj. World-wide, general, universal.
huchab [< hub, "one more, another" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Increase.
huchab [< hub, "one more, another" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Grow, augment, increase.
huchamb [< humb, "tighten, draw together" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Cower, shrink.
huchamm [< humm, "turn away; deter" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Turn.
huchamund [< hund, "start off" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Starter.
huchan [< hun, "drunk, intoxicated" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get drunk.
huchand [< hund, "start off" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Start.
huchann [< hunn, "treatment" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Take up, lay before, bring before.
huchann [< hunn, "swelling, puff" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Puff out.
huchann [< hunn, "swelling, puff" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Puff up.
hucher [< hur, "bath" & -che-, "member".] n. Banana.
huchern [< hurn, "foreign" & -che-, "member".] n. Alien, foreigner.
hucheyer [< hur, "bath" & -che-, "member" & -ye-, "container".] n. Banana plant.
huchoffend [< hund, "independent" & -cho-, "collection" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Independence.
hud [< *hut.] n. Turnip.
hudi [< *hude.] n. Abdomen.
hudi [< hudi, "abdomen".] adj. Abdominal.
hudor [< *hutor.] n. Occupant.
hudorr [< *hudorh.] v. Coexist.
hudron [< *hudron.] n. Framework; cadre, frame.
huffen [< hun, "drunk, intoxicated" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Drunkenness, inebriety.
hugir [< hur, "bath" & -gi-, "place".] n. Bathroom.
huglath [< *huklath.] n. String.
huin [< *huen.] n. Fever.
huin [< huin, "fever".] adj. Feverish.
huin [< huin, "fever".] v. Have a fever.
huinn [< *huenh.] n. Addressee.
hujen [< hun, "drunk, intoxicated" & -je-, "diminutive".] adj. Tipsy.
hujerr [< hurr, "alphabetical" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Alphabet.
hul [< *hul.] n. Residence.
hulad [< *hulad.] n. Labour contract, labour agreement.
huld [< *huld.] adj. Serial.
huld [< *huld.] n. Beret.
huld [< huld, "beret".] v. Sound, take a bearing.
huld [< *huld.] n. Classification.
huld [< huld, "classification".] v. Classify.
hulechad [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Speed up, accelerate.
huled [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Quick, swift, speedy, rapid, fast.
huled [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Go fast, rush, hurry.
huled [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Speed.
huledd [< *hulith.] n. Manuscript.
huledir [< *hulider.] n. Pneumonia.
huledirr [< *huliterh.] v. Splash, spatter, sprinkle, bespatter.
huleffed [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Speed.
huleffud [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring" & -ffu-, "augmentative".] adj. Racing, high-speed.
huleg [< *hulik.] n. Sentry.
hulehed [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Haste.
hulel [< hul, "residence" & -le-, "offspring".] v. Reside.
huleth [< *hulith.] n. Memorial plaque.
huleyod [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring" & -yo-.] n. Gear.
huleyoyed [< hud, "turnip" & -le-, "offspring" & -yo- & -ye-, "container".] n. Gear-case, gear-box.
hulf [< *hulf.] n. Summons.
hulf [< hulf, "summons".] v. Assign.
hulf [< *hulf.] n. Mulatto.
hullen [< *huli-in.] n. Chestnut-tree.
hullenn [< *huli-inh.] v. Dispose of the dead.
hulluin [< *huli-uen.] v. Plant.
hulluinn [< *huli-uenh.] n. Noun, substantive.
hultho [< *hultho.] n. Criterion.
hultho [< *hultho.] n. Rate of exchange, exchange rate.
hum [< *hum.] n. Germ.
hum [< hum, "germ".] v. Germinate.
humb [< *humb.] v. Tighten, draw together.
humin [< hun, "drunk, intoxicated" & -mi-, "person".] n. Drunk.
humm [< *humh.] v. Turn away; deter.
hummad [< *humhat.] n. Mono, monophony.
hump [< *hump.] n. Currant.
humunn [< hunn, "daughter-in-law" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Son-in-law.
hun [< *hun.] adj. Drunk, intoxicated.
hunal [< hul, "residence" & -na-, "female".] n. Resin.
hunalf [< hulf, "mulatto" & -na-, "female".] n. Female mulatto, mulatto.
hund [< *hund.] v. Start off.
hund [< *hund.] adj. Independent.
huni [< *hune.] adj. Mere, solitary, sole.
huni [< huni, "mere, solitary, sole".] Only, exclusively, just.
hunio [< *huneo.] n. Bedroom.
hunn [< *hunh.] n. Treatment.
hunn [< hunn, "treatment".] v. Treat.
hunn [< *hunh.] n. Swelling, puff.
hunn [< *hunh.] n. Appreciation.
hunn [< hunn, "appreciation".] v. Appreciate.
hunn [< *hunh.] n. Gunner, artilleryman.
hunn [< *hunh.] n. Daughter-in-law.
hunnas [< *hunhas.] n. Elbow.
hunneth [< *hunhith.] n. Wrist.
hunnyeth [< *hunhi-ith.] adj. Deaf and dumb.
huochar [< huor, "varied, diverse, various" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Diversify.
huoffer [< huor, "varied, diverse, various" & -ffe-, "quality".] n. Diversity.
huomihorn [< huorn, "briefcase, file" & -mi-, "person" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Teaspoon.
huor [< *huor.] adj. Varied, diverse, various.
huorn [< *huorn.] n. Briefcase, file.
hupin [< hun, "drunk, intoxicated" & -pi-, "half".] adj. Tipsy.
hur [< *hur.] n. Bath.
hur [< hur, "bath".] v. Bathe.
hurad [< *hurad.] adj. Apodictic.
huradren [< *huratrin.] v. Puncture, pierce.
hurdir [< *hurder.] Rather.
huren [< *hurin.] v. Dislocate.
hurenn [< *hurinh.] v. Struggle, wrestle.
hurfen [< *hurfin.] n. Arbour.
hurfes [< *hurfis.] adj. Air-conditioned.
hurfo [< *hurfo.] adj. Fierce.
hurgam [< *hurgam.] n. Hub, nave.
hurgamm [< *hurgamh.] n. Saxophone.
huril [< *hurel.] n. Bill, pruning-knife.
hurill [< *hureli-.] n. Camphor.
hurin [< *huren.] n. Air-pressure.
hurn [< *hurn.] n. -ation, -ing.
hurn [< hurn, "-ation, -ing".] v. Keep, continue, keep on.
hurn [< *hurn.] adj. Foreign.
hurno [< *hurno.] adj. Allegoric.
hurobel [< hul, "residence" & -ro-, "professional" & -be-, "action".] n. Resistance.
hurol [< hul, "residence" & -ro-, "professional".] adj. Resistive, resistant.
hurol [< hul, "residence" & -ro-, "professional".] v. Withstand, resist.
huronn [< hunn, "gunner, artilleryman" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Gunner, artilleryman.
hurr [< *hurh.] adj. Alphabetical.
hurth [< *hurth.] v. Scatter.
hurtho [< *hurtho.] n. Grub, larva.
hurtho [< *hurtho.] n. Magnifying glass.
huru [< *huru.] n. High tide.
hurute [< huru, "high tide" & -te-, "opposite".] n. Low tide.
husst [< *hust.] v. Preserve, guard, save, protect.
husst [< *hust.] v. Sting, stab, puncture.
hussto [< *husto.] n. Bandstand.
hutechab [< hub, "one more, another" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Decrease, lessen, abate.
hutechab [< hub, "one more, another" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Retrenchment, curtailment.
hutechab [< hub, "one more, another" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Decrease, diminish, fall, drop, abate.
hutechab [< hub, "one more, another" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Abatement.
hutechaffab [< hub, "one more, another" & -te-, "opposite" & -cha-, "cause/become" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Abatable.
huteled [< hud, "turnip" & -te-, "opposite" & -le-, "offspring".] adj. Slow.
huten [< hun, "drunk, intoxicated" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Sober.
hutetibold [< huld, "serial" & -te-, "opposite" & -ti-, "full" & -bo-, "thing".] n. Old wives' tale.
huth [< *huth.] n. Universe.
huth [< *huth.] n. Wool.
huth [< huth, "wool".] adj. Wool.
huthel [< *huthil.] n. Microscope.
huthell [< *huthili-.] n. Semicolon.
hutheroffal [< hul, "residence" & -the-, "negation" & -ro-, "professional" & -ffa-, "suitable".] adj. Irresistible.
huthlain [< *huthlaen.] n. Sheikh.
huthu [< *huthu.] adj. Involved, engaged.
huthui [< *huthue.] n. Crutch.
huthui [< *huthue.] adj. Fashionable.
hutild [< huld, "serial" & -ti-, "full".] adj. Serious, staid, earnest.
huuma [< huw, "programming" & -ma-, "loving".] v. Programme.
huuma [< huw, "programming" & -ma-, "loving".] n. Programme.
huumaho [< huw, "programming" & -ma-, "loving" & -ho-, "small-item".] n. Programme item.
huumi [< huw, "sin, transgression" & -mi-, "person".] n. Sinner.
huutu [< huw, "sin, transgression" & -tu-, "past".] n. Original sin.
huw [< huw, "sin, transgression".] adj. Sinful.
huw [< huw, "sin, transgression".] v. Transgress, sin.
huw [< *huw.] n. Sin, transgression.
huw [< *huw.] n. Programming.
huyemp [< hump, "currant" & -ye-, "container".] n. Currant bush, currant.
hya [< *hi-a.] n. Walk.
hya [< hya, "walk".] v. March, walk.
hyace [< hya, "walk" & -ce-, "abstraction".] n. Marshal.
hyalf [< *hi-alf.] On the right.
hyan [< *hi-an.] n. Freight.
hyan [< hyan, "freight".] v. Freight, send.
hyand [< *hi-and.] n. Ointment.
hyand [< hyand, "ointment".] v. Smear, anoint, spread.
hyaren [< *hi-arin.] n. Cinder.
hyarr [< *hi-arh.] n. Source language.
hye [< *hi-i.] adj. Rational.
hyecha [< hye, "rational" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Streamlining, rationalisation.
hyechogin [< hyen, "stair, step, rung" & -cho-, "collection" & -gi-, "place".] n. Staircase.
hyechon [< hyen, "stair, step, rung" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Stairs, staircase.
hyejechon [< hyen, "stair, step, rung" & -je-, "diminutive" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Ladder.
hyelf [< *hi-ilf.] adj. Third.
hyen [< *hi-in.] n. Stair, step, rung.
hyend [< *hi-ind.] n. Pound.
hyera [< hye, "rational" & -ra-, "doctrine".] n. Rationalism.
hyeren [< *hi-irin.] v. Hate.
hyerr [< *hi-irh.] n. Alliteration.
hyete [< hye, "rational" & -te-, "opposite".] adj. Irrational.
hyi [< *hi-e.] n. Mask.
hyi [< hyi, "mask".] v. Mask.
hyibe [< hyi, "mask" & -be-, "action".] n. Masquerade.
hyihobe [< hyi, "mask" & -ho-, "small-item" & -be-, "action".] n. Masquerade.
hyilf [< *hi-elf.] v. Interrogate, question.
hyin [< *hi-en.] n. Lava.
hyin [< hyin, "lava".] adj. Lava.
hyind [< *hi-end.] n. Foreword.
hyiren [< *hi-erin.] n. Cooking pot.
hyirr [< *hi-erh.] n. Chocolate.
hyiya [< hyi, "mask" & -ya-, "without".] adj. Unmasked.
hyiyacha [< hyi, "mask" & -ya-, "without" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Unmask.
hyo [< *hi-o.] n. Curiosity.
hyo [< hyo, "curiosity".] adj. Curious, inquisitive.
hyo [< hyo, "curiosity".] v. Wonder, want to know.
hyohe [< hyo, "curiosity" & -he-, "tendency".] adj. Inquisitive.
hyohe [< hyo, "curiosity" & -he-, "tendency".] n. Curiosity.
hyolf [< *hi-olf.] Alias, otherwise, otherwise called.
hyon [< *hi-on.] n. Heat, sexual desire.
hyon [< hyon, "heat, sexual desire".] adj. In heat.
hyond [< *hi-ond.] n. Dharma.
hyoren [< *hi-orin.] n. Laurel.
hyorr [< *hi-orh.] n. Lemon juice.
hyu [< *hi-u.] n. Cat.
hyuceta [< hyu, "cat" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ta-, "application".] v. Catalyse.
hyucetamu [< hyu, "cat" & -ce-, "abstraction" & -ta-, "application" & -mu-, "tool".] n. Catalyser.
hyucho [< hyu, "cat" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Catarrh.
hyuje [< hyu, "cat" & -je-, "diminutive".] n. Kitty, little cat.
hyule [< hyu, "cat" & -le-, "offspring".] n. Kitten.
hyulf [< *hi-ulf.] n. Dung fly.
hyun [< *hi-un.] n. Absolution.
hyun [< hyun, "absolution".] v. Absolve.
hyuna [< hyu, "cat" & -na-, "female".] n. Female cat.
hyund [< *hi-und.] n. Testimony.
hyuren [< *hi-urin.] n. Military base.
hyurr [< *hi-urh.] n. Dock.
hyuyu [< hyu, "cat" & -yu-, "male".] n. Male cat.
iabechof [< iaf, "bow, arc" & -be-, "action" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Portico.
iach [< *each.] n. New-born.
iachand [< iand, "mold, mould" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Get mouldy.
iachath [< iath, "bring close together" & -cha-, "cause/become".] v. Approach, come close.
iachath [< iath, "bring close together" & -cha-, "cause/become".] n. Approach.
iachef [< iaf, "bow, arc" & -che-, "member".] adj. Arcane.
iachoch [< iach, "new-born" & -cho-, "collection".] n. Brood.
iaf [< *eaf.] n. Bow, arc.
iafaros [< iafas, "shoe" & -ro-, "professional".] n. Shoemaker.
iafas [< *eafas.] n. Shoe.
iafas [< *eafas.] n. Aggregate.
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