Alphabetical Dictionary

(fe) ban leli watu (jm.p): at some point in the past, once upon a time
(fe) ban mara (jm.p): on a certain occasion, once, once upon a time
(fe) ban xali watu (jm.p): at some point in the future, eventually
(fe) dua mara (jm.p): twice, two times
(fe) duli mara (jm.p): at times, sometimes, occasionally, on occasion, from time to time, once in a while
(fe) hin noce (jm.p): tonight
(fe) ner leya (jm.p): in the near past, recently
(fe) ner or teli xaya (jm.p): sooner or later, eventually
(fe) ner xaya (jm.p): in the near future, soon
(fe) nunli din (jm.p): nowadays
(fe) tiga mara (jm.p): thrice
(fe) un mara (jm.p): once, one time
-abil (t xfik): which can (be), -able, -ible
-bimar (t xfik): sick
-bol: ball
-cu (n/f.nenoj xfik): intransitive verb marker, become, get, turn (into)
-din (n xfik): day
-do (t xfik): in an inactive state of
-doku (n xfik): document
-dom (n xfik): building, place, room, site (with specific purpose)
-dukan (n xfik): store
-ente (n xfik): (inanimate) agent
-fil (t xfik): inclined (to), prone (to), tending (to, towards)
-fobi (n xfik): phobia
-fon (n): -phone, sound tool
-gi (n/f.oj xfik): causative, transitive marker, make, cause to be
-gon (n xfik): -agon
-grafi (n xfik): recording
-hole (n xfik): sheath, holder
-ible (t xfik): -ible, -able
-ina (n xfik): -ine
-ismo (n xfik): -ism
-ista (n xfik): -ist
-itis (n xfik): inflammation
-je (n xfik): degree, level, measurement
-kal (t xfik): without sufficient, -less
-kamer (n xfik): room
-kaxa (n xfik): case, container
-kef (n xfik): chief, head, boss, lead
-kolordo (t xfik): shade of color
-krasi (n xfik): (type of) government
-kumax (n xfik): piece of cloth (for specific purpose)
-lari (n xfik): collective group
-laye (t xfik): worthy
-lexi (n xfik): word
-li (t xfik): relating to, of
-logi (n xfik): specialty, science (of), philosophy (of), study (of), art (of)
-maso (n xfik): meat
-medis (n xfik): medical practice
-meter (n xfik): measuring device, tool
-mo (m xfik): adverb of degree and manner
-mon (n xfik): element, unit (of a whole)
-mosem (n xfik): season
-musi (t xfik): which must
-ne (t xfik): in an active state or process of
-osis (n xfik): pathology
-pel (n xfik): drive
-peldo (t xfik): driven
-ple (t xfik): -uble, -iple, -uple
-pul (t xfik): with enough or more than enough, -ful, -ous
-sa (n xfik): language, animal sounds
-sim (t xfik): -like, -ish (added to nouns)
-su (t xfik): possessive adjective marker
-tim (n xfik): team, body
-tora (n xfik): -ator, machine, device, apparatus, appliance
-tul (n xfik): tool
-xey (n xfik): thing, substance
-ya (n xfik): abstract nouns
-yen (n xfik): being (any animate being), (personified) object
-yum (t xfik): ordinal number
Afgani (n): Afghanistan
Afganili (t): Afghan (relating to Afghanistan, its people, or their language)
Afganiyen (n): Afghan (a native or inhabitant of Afghanistan)
Afrika (n): Africa
Afrikali (t): African (relating to Africa and its people)
Afrikanse (t): Afrikaans (relating to the Afrikaner people, their way of life, or their language)
Afrikansesa (n): Afrikaans (language)
Afrikanseyen (n): Afrikaner
Afrikayen (n): African (a native or inhabitant of Africa)
Amara (n): Amhara region
Amarali (t): Amharan
Amarasa (n): Amharic (language)
Amarayen (n): Amharan (person)
Amerika (n): America
Amerikali (t): North-American, South-American, American (of or relating to the Americas)
Amerikayen (n): North American, South American
Andora (n): Andorra
Angola (n): Angola
Angolali (t): Angolan
Angolayen (n): Angolan
Antartiko (n): Antarctic (region or ocean)
Antigwa ji Barbuda (n): Antigua and Barbuda
Arabi (n): Arabia, Arabian Peninsula
Arabili (t): Arabian
Arabisa (n): Arabic (language)
Arabiyen (n): Arab
Argentina (n): Argentina
Argentinali (t): Argentine, Argentinian
Argentinayen (n): Argentine, Argentinian
Artiko (n): Arctic (region or ocean)
Asia (n): Asia
Asiali (t): Asian
Asiayen (n): Asian
Asperger (n): Asperger (name)
Atlantiko (n): Atlantic (Ocean)
Awstrali (n): Australia
Awstralia (n): Australia (continent), Sahul
Awstralili (t): Australian
Awstraliyen (n): Australian
Azerbayjan (n): Azerbaijan
Azerbayjanli (t): Azerbaijani
Azerbayjansa (n): Azerbaijani (language), Azeri (language), Azeri Turkic
Azerbayjanyen (n): Azerbaijani (person), Azeri (person)
Bahama (n): the Bahamas
Bahamayen (n): Bahamian (person)
Bahari Antartiko (n): Antarctic Ocean
Bahari Artiko (n): Arctic Ocean, (the) Arctic
Bahari Atlantiko (n): Atlantic Ocean, (the) Atlantic
Bahari Hindiko (n): Indian Ocean, Indic Ocean
Bahari Pacifiko (n): Pacific Ocean, (the) Pacific
Bahrayn (n): Bahrain
Bahraynyen (n): Bahraini (person)
Bangla (n): Bengal (region)
Bangladexa (n): Bangladesh
Banglali (t): Bengali
Banglasa (n): Bengali (language)
Banglayen (n): Bengali
Barati (n): India
Baratili (t): Indian
Baratiyen (n): Indian
Barbado (n): Barbados
Barbadoyen (n): Barbadian (person), Bajan (person)
Belarus (n): Belarus
Belarussa (n): Belarusian (language)
Belaw (n): Palau
Belgi (n): Belgium
Belgili (t): Belgian
Belgiyen (n): Belgian
Belize (n): Belize
Belizeyen (n): Belizean (person)
Benin (n): Benin
Beninyen (n): Beninese (person)
Bolivi (n): Bolivia
Boro (t): Boro, Bodo (ethnolinguistic group in India)
Borosa (n): Boro, Bodo (language)
Boroyen (n): Boro, Bodo (person)
Bosna ji Hertsegovina (n): Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana (n): Botswana
Brazavilkongo (n): Republic of the Congo
Brazil (n): Brazil
Brazilli (t): Brazilian
Brazilyen (n): Brazilian
Briti (n): United Kingdom, UK, Britain
Britili (t): British
Britiyen (n): Brit
Brunay (n): Brunei
Buda (su n): Buddha
Budaismo (n): Buddhism
Budaista (n): Buddhist
Budu (n): Mercury (planet)
Bulgari (n): Bulgaria
Bulgarisa (n): Bulgarian (language)
Bulgariyen (n): Bulgarian (person)
Burkina (n): Burkina Faso
Cadi (n): Chad
Cadili (t): Chadian
Cadiyen (n): Chadian
Centroafrika (n): Central African Republic
Cernagora (n): Montenegro
Cernagorali (t): Montenegrin
Cernagorasa (n): Montenegrin (language)
Cernagorayen (n): Montenegrin (person)
Ceski (n): Czech Republic, Czechia
Ceskili (t): Czech
Ceskisa (n): Czech (language)
Ceskiyen (n): Czech
Cile (n): Chile
Cileli (t): Chilean
Cileyen (n): Chilean
Cungwo (n): China
Cungwoli (t): Chinese
Cungwoyen (n): Chinese
Dani (n): Denmark
Danisa (n): Danish (language)
Daniyen (n): Dane
Dawn (n): Down (name)
Daybriti (n): Great Britain
Divehi (n): Maldives
Divehisa (n): Dhivehi, Divehi, Maldivian (language)
Dogra (t): Dogra (ethnolinguistic group in India and Pakistan)
Dograsa (n): Dogri (language)
Dograyen (n): Dogra (person)
Dominika (n): Dominica
Dominikana (n): Dominican Republic
Dongutimor (n): East Timor, Timor-Leste
Doyci (n): Germany
Doycili (t): German
Doycisa (n): Geman (language)
Doyciyen (n): German
Druki (n): Bhutan
Drukili (t): Bhutanese
Drukisa (n): Dzongkha, Bhutanese (language)
Drukiyen (n): Bhutanese (person)
Dunya (n): Earth
Dunyayen (n): Earthling, world citizen, terrestrial being
Ekwador (n): Ecuador
Ekwadorli (t): Ecuadorian
Ekwadoryen (n): Ecuadorian
Ekwatoragine (n): Equatorial Guinea
Elini (n): Greece
Elinili (t): Greek
Elinisa (n): Greek (language)
Eliniyen (n): Greek
Engli (n): England
Englili (t): English
Englisa (n): English (language)
Engliyen (n): Englishman, Englishwoman
Eritra (n): Eritrea
Eslovaki (n): Slovakia
Eslovakili (t): Slovak, Slovakian
Eslovakisa (n): Slovak (language), Slovakian (language)
Eslovakiyen (n): Slovak (person), Slovakian (person)
Esloveni (n): Slovenia
Eslovenili (t): Slovene, Slovenian
Eslovenisa (n): Slovene, Slovenian (language)
Esloveniyen (n): Slovene, Slovenian (person)
Espani (n): Spain
Espanili (t): Spanish
Espanisa (n): Spanish (language)
Espaniyen (n): Spaniard
Esrilanka (n): Sri Lanka
Esrilankali (t): Sri Lankan
Esrilankayen (n): Sri Lankan
Esti (n): Estonia
Estisa (n): Estonian (language)
Estiyen (n): Estonian (person)
Ewropa (n): Europe
Ewropali (t): European
Ewropayen (n): European
Exkiperi (n): Albania
Exkiperisa (n): Albanian (language)
Exkiperiyen (n): Albanian (person)
Eyre (n): Ireland
Eyresa (n): Irish (language)
Eyreyen (n): Irish (person)
Fiji (n): Fiji
Fijili (t): Fijian
Fijisa (n): Fijian (language)
Fijiyen (n): Fijian (person)
Franse (n): France
Franseli (t): French
Fransesa (n): French (language)
Franseyen (n): Frenchman, Frenchwoman
Gabon (n): Gabon
Gambi (n): The Gambia
Gana (n): Ghana
Ganali (t): Ghanaian, Ghanan
Ganayen (n): Ghanaian, Ghanan
Germani (t): Germanic
Gine (n): Guinea
Ginebisaw (n): Guinea-Bissau
Globasa (n): Globasa
Grenada (n): Grenada
Grenadali (t): Grenadian
Grenadayen (n): Grenadian
Gujarati (n): Gujarat (state in India)
Gujaratili (t): Gujarati
Gujaratisa (n): Gujarati (language)
Gujaratiyen (n): Gujarati (person)
Guyana (n): Guyana
Gwatemala (n): Guatemala
Gwatemalali (t): Guatemalan
Gwatemalayen (n): Guatemalan
Halowin (n): Halloween
Hangu (n): Korea
Hanguli (t): Korean
Hangusa (n): Korean (language)
Hanguyen (n): Korean
Haya (n): Armenia
Hayasa (n): Armenian (language)
Hayayen (n): Armenian (person)
Hayti (n): Haiti
Haywo (n): Neptune (planet)
Hervatska (n): Croatia
Hindi (t): Hindi
Hindiismo (n): Hinduism
Hindiko (n): Indian Ocean, Indic Ocean
Hindisa (n): Hindi (language)
Hindiyen (n): Hindi-speaking Indian
Holocen (n): Holocene
Hondura (n): Honduras
Hondurali (t): Honduran
Hondurayen (n): Honduran (person)
Imarati (n): United Arab Emirates, Emirates
Indonesi (n): Indonesia
Indonesili (t): Indonesian
Indonesisa (n): Indonesian (language)
Indonesiyen (n): Indonesian
Iraki (n): Iraq
Irakili (t): Iraqi
Irakiyen (n): Iraqi
Iran (n): Iran
Iranli (t): Iranian
Iranyen (n): Iranian
Iris (n): Iris (mythology)
Islami (t): Islamic, Muslim
Islamiya (n): Islam
Islamiyen (n): Muslim
Islandi (n): Iceland
Islandisa (n): Icelandic (language)
Islandiyen (n): Icelander
Israel (n): Israel
Itali (n): Italy
Italili (t): Italian
Italisa (n): Italian (language)
Italiyen (n): Italian
Ityopi (n): Ethiopia
Ityopili (t): Ethiopian
Ityopiyen (n): Ethiopian
Ivri (t): Hebrew
Ivrisa (n): Hebrew (language)
Ivriyen (n): Hebrew (people)
Jameyka (n): Jamaica
Jazair (n): Algeria
Jazairli (t): Algerian
Jazairyen (n): Algerian
Jibuti (n): Djibouti
Kabuverdi (n): Cabo Verde
Kamerun (n): Cameroon
Kamerunli (t): Cameroonian
Kamerunyen (n): Cameroonian
Kampuci (n): Cambodia
Kampucili (t): Cambodian
Kampucisa (n): Khmer, Cambodian (language)
Kampuciyen (n): Khmer, Cambodian
Kanada (n): Canada
Kanadali (t): Canadian
Kanadayen (n): Canadian
Karnataka (n): Karnataka (state in India)
Karnatakali (t): (of) Karnataka
Karnatakasa (n): Kannada (language)
Karnatakayen (n): Kannadiga, Kannadati (person)
Katar (n): Qatar
Katarli (t): Qatari
Kataryen (n): Qatari (person)
Kaxmir (n): Kashmir (region in the Indian subcontinent)
Kaxmirli (t): Kashmiri
Kaxmirsa (n): Kashmiri (language), Koshur
Kaxmiryen (n): Kashmiri (person)
Kazaki (n): Kazakhstan
Kazakili (t): Kazakh
Kazakisa (n): Kazakh (language)
Kazakiyen (n): Kazakh (person)
Kenya (n): Kenya
Kerala (n): Kerala (state in India)
Keralali (t): (of) Kerala
Keralasa (n): Malayalam (language)
Keralayen (n): Malayali, Malayalee, Keralite (person)
Kinsasakongo (n): Democratic Republic of the Congo
Kipros (n): Cyprus
Kiprosli (t): Cypriot
Kiprosyen (n): Cypriot (person)
Kirgizi (n): Kyrgyzstan
Kirgizisa (n): Kyrgyz (language)
Kirgiziyen (n): Kyrgyz (person)
Kiribati (n): Kiribati
Kiribatisa (n): Gilbertese (language)
Kolombi (n): Colombia
Kolombili (t): Colombian
Kolombiyen (n): Colombian (person)
Komori (n): Comoros
Komorili (t): Comorian
Komorisa (n): Comorian (language)
Komoriyen (n): Comorian (person)
Konkan (n): Konkan (western coastal region in India)
Konkanli (t): Konkani
Konkansa (n): Konkani (language)
Konkanyen (n): Konkani (person)
Kostarika (n): Costa Rica
Kostarikali (t): Costa Rican
Kostarikayen (n): Costa Rican (person)
Kotivwar (n): Côte d'Ivoire, Ivory Coast
Kristoismo (n): Christianity
Kristoista (n): Christian
Kuba (n): Cuba
Kuweyti (n): Kuwait
Latin (t): Latin
Latinsa (n): Latin (language)
Latinyen (n): Latina, Latino, Latin person
Latvi (n): Latvia
Latvisa (n): Latvian (language)
Latviyen (n): Latvian (person)
Lawi (n): Laos
Lawisa (n): Lao (language)
Lesutu (n): Lesotho
Liberi (n): Liberia
Libi (n): Libya
Libili (t): Libyan
Libiyen (n): Libyan (person)
Lihtenstayn (n): Liechtenstein
Lihtenstaynli (t): Liechtensteinian
Lihtenstaynyen (n): Liechtensteiner
Lubanon (n): Lebanon
Lubanonyen (n): Lebanese (person)
Luna (su n): Earth's moon
Lutsemburgi (n): Luxembourg
Lutsemburgili (t): Luxembourgish, Luxembourgian
Lutsemburgisa (n): Luxembourgish (language)
Lutsemburgiyen (n): Luxembourger
Lyetuva (n): Lithuania
Lyetuvali (t): Lithuanian
Lyetuvasa (n): Lithuanian (language)
Lyetuvayen (n): Lithuanian (person)
Madagaskar (n): Madagascar
Magribi (n): Morocco
Magribili (t): Moroccan
Magribiyen (n): Moroccan
Magyar (n): Hungary
Magyarli (t): Hungarian
Magyarsa (n): Hungarian (language)
Magyaryen (n): Hungarian (person)
Maharaxtra (n): Maharashtra (state in India)
Maharaxtrali (t): Marathi
Maharaxtrasa (n): Marathi (language)
Maharaxtrayen (n): Marathi (person)
Majeli (n): Marshall Islands
Majelisa (n): Marshallese (language)
Makedoni (n): Macedonia
Makedonili (t): Macedonian
Makedonisa (n): Macedonian (language)
Makedoniyen (n): Macedonian (person)
Malawi (n): Malawi
Malawiyen (n): Malawian (person)
Malaysi (n): Malaysia
Malaysili (t): Malaysian
Malaysisa (t): Malaysian (language)
Malaysiyen (n): Malaysian (person)
Mali (n): Mali
Maliyen (n): Malian (person)
Malta (n): Malta
Maltasa (n): Maltese (language)
Maltayen (n): Maltese (person)
Manipur (n): Manipur (state in India)
Manipurli (t): Manipuri
Manipursa (n): Meitei, Manipuri, Meitheilon, Kathe (language)
Manipuryen (n): Meitei, Manipuri (person)
Marihi (n): Mars (planet)
Masri (n): Egypt
Masrili (t): Egyptian
Masrisa (n): Egyptian (language)
Masriyen (n): Egyptian
Mawris (n): Mauritius
Mawrisli (t): Mauritian
Mawrisyen (n): Mauritian (person)
Mexiko (n): Mexico
Mexikoli (t): Mexican
Mexikoyen (n): Mexican (person)
Mikronesi (n): Micronesia
Mingwan (n): Pluto (dwarf planet)
Mitila (n): Mithila, Tirhut, Tirabhukti (geographical and cultural region of the Indian subcontinent)
Mitilali (t): (of) Mithila
Mitilasa (n): Maithili (language)
Mitilayen (n): Maithil, Tirhutiya, Videha, Mithilawasi (person)
Moldova (n): Moldova
Moldovali (t): Moldovan
Moldovayen (n): Moldovan (person)
Monako (n): Monaco
Monakoyen (n): Monégasque, Monacan (people)
Mongoli (n): Mongolia
Mongolisa (n): Mongolian (language)
Mongoliyen (n): Mongolian (person)
Mozambiki (n): Mozambique
Muritani (n): Mauritania
Muxtari (n): Jupiter (planet)
Myanma (n): Myanmar
Myanmasa (n): Burmese (language)
Namibi (n): Namibia
Namibili (t): Namibian
Namibiyen (n): Namibian (person)
Narciso (n): Narcissus (name)
Natzi (t): Nazi
Natziismo (n): Nazism
Natziista (n): Nazi
Nauru (n): Nauru
Naurusa (n): Nauruan (language)
Nayjeri (n): Nigeria
Nayjerili (t): Nigerian
Nayjeriyen (n): Nigerian
Nederi (n): Netherlands
Nederili (t): Dutch
Nederisa (n): Dutch (language)
Nederiyen (n): Dutch
Neozelandi (n): New Zealand
Nepal (n): Nepal
Nijer (n): Niger
Nikaragwa (n): Nicaragua
Nipon (n): Japan
Niponsa (n): Japanese (language)
Norge (n): Norway
Norgesa (n): Norwegian (language)
Norgeyen (n): Norwegian (person)
Ohom (n): Assam (state in India)
Ohomli (t): Assamese
Ohomsa (n): Assamese (language)
Ohomyen (n): Assamese (person)
Oman (n): Oman
Orisa (n): Odisha, Orissa (state in India)
Orisali (t): (of) Odisha, (of) Orissa
Orisasa (n): Odia, Oriya
Orisayen (n): Odia, Oriya
Osteri (n): Austria
Osteriyen (n): Austrian (person)
Ozbeki (n): Uzbekistan
Ozbekili (t): Uzbek
Ozbekisa (n): Uzbek (language)
Ozbekiyen (n): Uzbek
Pacifiko (n): Pacific, Pacific Ocean
Paki (n): Pakistan
Pakili (t): Pakistani
Pakiyen (n): Pakistani (person)
Palestin (n): State of Palestine, Palestine
Panama (n): Panama
Panjabi (n): Punjab (region in South Asia)
Panjabili (t): Punjabi
Panjabisa (n): Punjabi (language)
Panjabiyen (n): Punjabi (person)
Papwa Neogini (n): Papua New Guinea
Paragway (n): Paraguay
Paragwayyen (n): Paraguayan (person)
Parsi (n): Persia
Parsili (t): Persian
Parsisa (n): Farsi, Persian (language)
Parsiyen (n): Persian
Peru (n): Peru
Peruli (t): Peruvian
Peruyen (n): Peruvian
Pilipina (n): Philippines
Pilipinali (t): Filipino
Pilipinasa (n): Filipino (language)
Pilipinayen (n): Filipino (person)
Polska (n): Poland
Polskali (t): Polish
Polskasa (n): Polish
Polskayen (n): Pole
Portugal (n): Portugal
Portugalsa (n): Portuguese (language)
Portugalyen (n): Portuguese (person)
Putunhwa (n): Mandarin (language)
Rumani (n): Romania
Rumanili (t): Romanian
Rumanisa (n): Romanian (language)
Rumaniyen (n): Romanian (person)
Rundi (n): Burundi
Rusi (n): Russia
Rusili (t): Russian
Rusisa (n): Russian (language)
Rusiyen (n): Russian (person)
Rwanda (n): Rwanda
Sakartwelo (n): Georgia (country)
Sakartwelosa (n): Georgian (language)
Sakartweloyen (n): Georgian (person)
Salomoni (n): Solomon Islands
Salvadori (n): El Salvador
Samoa (n): Samoa
Samoali (t): Samoan
Samoasa (n): Samoan (language)
Samoayen (n): Samoan (person)
San Kristofer ji Nevis (n): Saint Kitts and Nevis
San Lusia (n): Saint Lucia
San Marino (n): San Marino
San Tome ji Prinsipe (n): São Tomé and Príncipe
San Vinsent ji Grenadin (n): Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Sanskritam (n): Sanskrit (language)
Santari (n): Santal, Santali (language)
Santo Biskopodom (n): Holy See
Santo Papa (n): pope
Sawdi (n): Saudi Arabia
Sawdili (t): Saudi, Saudi Arabian
Sawdiyen (n): Saudi, Saudi Arabian
Senegal (n): Senegal
Senegalli (t): Senegalese
Senegalyen (n): Senegalese (person)
Serbi (n): Serbia
Serbisa (n): Serbian (language)
Serbiyen (n): Serbian (person), Serb
Seycel (n): Seychelles
Sindi (n): Sindh (province in Pakistan)
Sindili (t): Sindhi
Sindisa (n): Sindhi (language)
Sindiyen (n): Sindhi (person)
Singapura (n): Singapore
Sinhala (t): Sinhalese, Singhalese
Sinhalasa (n): Sinhala, Sinhalese, Singhalese (language)
Sola (n): Sol, Sun (in our planetary system)
Somali (n): Somalia
Somalisa (n): Somali (language)
Sovyeti (t): Soviet
Sudan (n): Sudan
Sudeafrika (n): South Africa
Sudeafrikali (t): South African
Sudeafrikayen (n): South African
Sudehangu (n): South Korea
Sudesudan (n): South Sudan
Suri (n): Syria
Surinam (n): Suriname
Swahili (t): Swahili
Swahilisa (n): Swahili (language)
Swahiliyen (n): Swahili (person)
Swatini (n): Eswatini
Sweri (n): Sweden
Swerili (t): Swedish
Swerisa (n): Swedish (language)
Sweriyen (n): Swede
Switze (n): Switzerland
Switzeli (t): Swiss
Switzeyen (n): Swiss
Swomi (n): Finland
Swomili (t): Finnish
Swomisa (n): Finnish (language)
Swomiyen (n): Finn
Syeraleon (n): Sierra Leone
Tamil (n): Tamil Nadu (state in India)
Tamilli (t): Tamil
Tamilsa (n): Tamil (language)
Tamilyen (n): Tamil (person)
Tanzani (n): Tanzania
Tay (n): Thailand
Tayli (t): Thai
Taysa (n): Thai (language)
Taywan (n): Taiwan
Tayyen (n): Thai
Telugu (t): Telugu
Telugusa (n): Telugu (language)
Teluguyen (n): Telugu (people)
Tenwo (n): Uranus (planet)
Tobago (n): Tobago
Togo (n): Togo
Tojiki (n): Tajikistan
Tojikili (t): Tajik, Tajikistani
Tojikisa (n): Tajik (language), Tajiki
Tojikiyen (n): Tajik (person)
Tonga (n): Tonga
Tongali (t): Tongan
Tongasa (n): Tongan (language)
Tongayen (n): Tongan (person)
Trinidad (n): Trinidad
Trinidad ji Tobago (n): Trinidad and Tobago
Tunisi (n): Tunisia
Turki (n): Turkey, Türkiye
Turkili (t): Turkish
Turkisa (n): Turkish (language)
Turkiyen (n): Turk
Turkmeni (n): Turkmenistan
Turkmenili (t): Turkmen
Turkmenisa (n): Turkmen (language)
Turkmeniyen (n): Turkmen (person)
Tuvalu (n): Tuvalu
Tuvaluli (t): Tuvaluan
Tuvalusa (n): Tuvaluan (language)
Tuvaluyen (n): Tuvaluan (person)
Uganda (n): Uganda
Ugandali (t): Ugandan
Ugandayen (n): Ugandan
Ukraina (n): Ukraine
Ukrainali (t): Ukrainian
Ukrainasa (n): Ukrainian (language)
Ukrainayen (n): Ukrainian (person)
Urdu (n): Urdu (language)
Urdun (n): Jordan
Urugway (n): Uruguay
Usa (n): United States (of America), U.S.A., USA
Usali (t): American (of or relating to the USA)
Usayen (n): American (person from the USA)
Utarahangu (n): North Korea
Utaramakedoni (n): North Macedonia
Vanwatu (n): Vanuatu
Venezwela (n): Venezuela
Venezwelali (t): Venezuelan
Venezwelayen (n): Venezuelan
Vyetnam (n): Vietnam
Vyetnamli (t): Vietnamese
Vyetnamsa (n): Vietnamese (language)
Vyetnamyen (n): Vietnamese
Xani (n): Saturn (planet)
Xatan (su n): Satan
Yehudi (t): Jewish
Yehudiismo (n): Judaism
Yehudiyen (n): Jew
Yemen (n): Yemen
Zambi (n): Zambia
Zambili (t): Zambian
Zambiyen (n): Zambian
Zimbabwe (n): Zimbabwe
Zimbabweli (t): Zimbabwean
Zimbabweyen (n): Zimbabwean
Zuhura (n): Venus (planet)
a (il): ah (denotes surprise or wonder)
abakus (n): abacus
abece (n/f.oj): alphabet, ABCs; alphabetize
abil (t; f.sah): able, capable, capably ; be able, can
abilya (n): ability, capacity, capability
abone (n/f.oj): subscription; subscribe
abruto (t): abrupt, abruptly, sudden, suddenly, all of a sudden
abrutoya (n): suddenness, abruptness
absorbi (n/f.oj): absorption; absorb
abyasa (n/f.oro.a): rehearsal, practice; practice, rehearse
acidi (n): acid
acum (n/f.oro.a): sneeze; sneeze
acumgi (n/f.oj): make sneeze, cause to sneeze
adabu (n): politeness
adabupul (t): polite, politely
adasi (n): lentil
adate (n/f.oro.b): adaptation; adapt
adhesi (n/f.oro.b): adhesion; adhere, stick
adil (t): fair, fairly, just, justly
adilya (n): fairness, justice
admiral (n): admiral
adola (n): muscle
adopsi (n/f.oro.a): adoption; adopt
adrenalin (n): adrenaline, epinephrine
adresu (n/f.oj): address; address (mail)
adresulari (n): directory
afarin (n/f.oro.a; il): applause; applaud, clap; well done, good job, bravo
afatu (n): disaster, catastrophe, calamity
afsane (n): legend
agil (t): agile
agilya (n): agility
aham (n/f.oro.a; il): comprehension, understanding; understand, comprehend; I see, understood
ahamible (t): understandable, comprehensible, intelligible; understandably, comprehensibly, intelligibly
ajabu (t): strange, strangely, weird, weirdly, odd, oddly, peculiar, pecularly
ajabuxey (n): peculiarity, oddity
ajabuya (n): strangeness, weirdness, oddness, peculiarity
ajabuyen (n): oddball, weirdo, crank, strange person
akademi (n): academy
akere (n): acre
akne (n): acne
aknemon (n): pustule, pimple, zit
akonto (n): account
akran (n): scorpion, Scorpiones
akrobati (n): acrobatics
akrobatiyen (n): acrobat
akse (n): axis
aksento (n): accent (sociolinguistics)
aksyon (n/f.nenoj): action, activity; act, take action, behave
aksyonfil (t): active, actively, energetic, energetically
akxu (n): vice (moral)
albatros (n): albatross
alegori (n): allegory
alergi (n): allergy
alergili (t): allergic (caused by or relating to an allergy)
alergipul (t): allergic
alga (n): alga, algae
algoritma (n): algorithm
aligator (n): alligator
alim (n/f.oro.a): instruction, teaching; teach, instruct
alimible (t): teacheable, amenable to instruction
alimli (t): instructional
alimlogi (n): pedagogy
alimlogili (t): pedagogic
alimne (t): instructive
alimxey (n): teaching, teachings
alimyen (n): teacher, instructor
aljebra (n): algebra
alkali (n): alkali
alkimi (n): alchemy
alkoba (n): alcove, recess, niche
alkohol (n/f.oro.b): alcohol; alcoholize
almari (n): cabinet, cupboard
almasi (n): diamond
alo (t; d): other, another, different [see Correlatives]
alo kom (jm.t): different from, differ from
alo- (lfik): other, different
alocu (n/f.nenoj): change; change, become different, get changed
alodexa (n): abroad, foreign country
alodexali (t): foreign
aloe (n): aloe (vera)
aloete (pn): some other ones
alogi (n/f.oj): change; alter, (cause to) change, make different
aloijen (n/f.oro.a): disagreement; disagree
alojensifil (t): heterosexual
alokrasi (n): revolution (regime change)
alokwanti (t): a different quantity of, a different amount of
aloloka (m): elsewhere, somewhere else
alomaner (m): by another manner, by a different manner, in another manner, in a different manner
alomo (m): to a different degree
alonumer (d): a different number of
aloopsyon (n): alternative
alooto (pn): some other things
alopul (t): a different kind of, (in) another way, (in) a different way
alopul kom (l): unlike
aloseba (m): for another reason, for a different reason
alosu (t): somebody else's, someone else's
alote (pn): somebody else, someone else
aloto (pn): something else, another thing, a different thing
alowatu (m): at a different time, at another time
aloy (n): alloy
aloya (n/f.nenoj): difference; differ, vary
aloyagi (n/f.oro.a): distinction, differentiation; differentiate, distinguish
aloyagiible (t): distinguishable
alpaka (n): alpaca, Lama pacos
alucina (n/f.oro.a): hallucination; hallucinate
aluminyum (n): aluminum, aluminium
am (par): imperative verb marker
amaro (t): bitter (taste)
amber (n): ambergris
ambisi (n/f.oj): ambition; aspire (to)
ameba (n): amoeba
amen (il): amen
amerikyum (n): americium
ametisto (n): amethyst
amiku (t): deep, deeply, profound, profoundly
amikucu (n/f.nenoj): deepen, become deep, become deeper
amikugi (n/f.oj): deepen, make deep, make deeper
amikuje (n): depth
amino (n): amino, amine
amiru (n/f.oro.a): commandment; command, order
amirufil (t): commanding, bossy, authorative
amiruli (t): imperative
amirupel (n/f.oj): control
amonyako (n): ammonia
amperi (n): ampere, amp
ampula (n): ampoule, ampule, ampul
amusa (n/f.oro.a): amusement, entertainment, fun; amuse, entertain
amusacu (n/f.nenoj): fun; have fun
amusane (t): amusing, amusingly, entertaining, fun
amusaparke (n): amusement park
amusaxey (n): pastime
amusayen (n): entertainer
anakonda (n): anaconda, Eunectes
analisi (n/f.oro.a): analysis; analyze
analisifil (t): analytical; analytically
analisili (t): analytic, analytical; analytically
analisiyen (n): analyst
ananas (n): pineapple
ananassui (n): pineappleade
anar (n): pomegranate
anco (n): reef
ancovi (n): anchovy, Engraulidae
anda (n/f.nenoj): walk
andayen (n): walker
andesita (n): andesite
andin (t): stable, firm
anedota (n/f.oro.a): anecdote
anemon (n): anemone
angam (n): limb
anima (n/f.oj): animation, anime, cartoon; animate
anjen (t): safe, safely, secure, securely
anjengi (n/f.oj): secure, save
anjengili (t): safety (of safety)
anjenkaxa (n): safe, safebox
anjenya (n): safety, security
anjil (n): gospel, divine message
anjilyen (n): angel
ankara (n/f.oro.b): anchor
ansya (n): anxiety, worry
ansyafil (t): anxiety-prone, worrisome
ansyapul (t): anxious
antelope (n): antelope
antena (n): antenna (device), aerial
anti (p): against, versus
anti- (lfik): anti-
antiaksyon (n/f.oj): counteraction; counteract
antidokya (n/f.oj): antidote
antijento (n/f.oj): fight against
antili (t): opposing; opposingly
antimonyum (n): antimony
antipul (t): contrary; contrarily
antivirusli (t): antiviral
antiya (n/f.oro.a): opposition, objection; be against, oppose, counter, object (to), mind
antiyen (n): adversary, opponent
antru (n): intestine, bowel, guts
anwi (n/f.oj): consolation, solace; comfort, console
anxi (n/f.oj): implication, hint; imply, allude (to), hint (at), insinuate
aorta (n): aorta
apartamen (n): apartment, flat
apartamenlari (n): (apartment) complex
aplika (n/f.oro.b): application; apply (bring or put into operation or practical use), be applicable (to)
aplikaible (t): applicable, appliable; applicably, appliably
aprikoti (n): apricot
aproba (n/f.oro.a): approval; approve (of)
aprobado (t): approved
arcivo (n/f.oj): archive; archivize
ardwazi (n): slate
are (n): pastor (male or female)
aresto (n/f.oj): arrest; arrest, apprehend, take into custody
arestoamiru (n): (arrest) warrant
arestokamer (n): (prison) cell
argon (n): argon
arkitetur (n): architecture
arkiteturli (t): architectural
arkiteturyen (n): architect
arko (n): arc, arch, bow
armoni (n): harmony
armonipul (t): harmonious
arpa (n): harp
arpun (n/f.oj): harpoon
arseniko (n): arsenic
arte (n): art
artedom (n): (art) studio
artefil (t): artistic (tendency towards art), artistically
arteli (t): art, artistic (relating to art), artistically
artexey (n): work of art
arteyen (n): artist
articoku (n): artichoke
artikel (n): article (grammar)
artro (n): joint
artroitis (n): arthritis
artroitisli (t): arthritic
asalu (n): honey
asan (t): easy, easily
asanxey (n): convenience
asanya (n): ease
asel (n/f.oro.b): origin, source; originate
aselli (t): original (first, initial), originally, native, natively
aselpul (t): original; originally
asfalto (n): asphalt
asif (n/f.oro.a; il): regret; regret, be sorry (about); sorry
asifpul (t): regretful; regretfully
asifpulya (n): regretfulness
askeri (n): army, infantry, troop
askerilari (n): infantry
askeritim (n): army
askeriyen (n): soldier
asman (n): sky
asmankolordo (t): sky blue
asosya (n/f.oro.b): association; associate
asosyado (t): associated
asosyatim (n): association
aspini (n): pin
astama (n): asthma
astatin (n): astatine
astrato (t): abstract; abstractly
asuransu (n): insurance
ata (n/f.nenoj): coming; come
atake (n/f.oro.a): attack, charge
atakefil (t): aggressive
atakeyen (n): attacker
atex (n/f.oro.b): fire; burn (be on fire, be consumed by fire, destroy with fire), light (with fire)
atexdom (n): fireplace
atexmon (n): flame
atinyum (n): actinium
ativo (t): active, actively
ativocu (n/f.nenoj): become active
ativogi (n): activation; activate
atleti (n): athletics
atletiyen (n): athlete
atmosfer (n): atmosphere
ato (n/f.nenoj): act, performance; act, play a role
atomu (n): atom
atomuli (t): atomic
atopupe (n): puppet, marionette
atoya (n): acting
atoyen (n): actor, actress
atre (n/f.oro.a): parent
atreli (t): parental, parenting
atreya (n): parenthood, paternity
aventur (n/f.nenoj): adventure
avokato (n): avocado
aw- (lfik): away
awbujo (n/f.oj): kidnapping; kidnap, carry off, run away with
awcu (n/f.nenoj): disappearance; disappear
awcudo (t): disappeared
awcudu (n/f.oj): deprivation; take away, deprive (of)
awcudunenible (t): unalienable
awdio (n): audio
awfley (n/f.nenoj): fly away
awglu (n/f.oj): drink up
awidi (n/f.oro.a): leave, go away, depart
awizin (n/f.oj): relinquish, yield, give up, surrender
awjeti (n/f.oj): elimination, deletion; throw out, throw away, eliminate, delete, discard
awmafu (n/f.oj): pardon, let off the hook
awnormali (t): abnormal, abnormally
awpawbu (n/f.nenoj): run away, flee
awpel (n/f.oj): drive away
awresta (n/f.oj): abandonment; abandon
awsenti (t): absent, away, gone
awsentiya (n): absence
awtenti (t): authentic, authentically, genuine, genuinely
awtentiya (n): authenticity
awti (t): autistic
awtiya (n): autism
awtiyen (n): autistic person
awto- (lfik): auto-, automatic
awtomati (t): automatic, automatically
awtorita (n/f.oj): authority; authorize
awtoritafil (t): authoritarian; authoritarianly
awtoritaya (n): authorization
awvelosicu (n/f.nenoj): hurry away, hurry off
awyam (n/f.oj): eat up, eat away
awyao (n/f.oj): biting away; bite away
awyongu (n/f.oj): expenditure; spend, expend
axam (n): evening
axamli (t): evening (of the evening)
axamyam (n/f.oro.a): dinner; eat dinner, have dinner
axke (n/f.nenoj): tear (eye)
axolotle (n): axolotl
ay (il): ouch, ah (denotes pain or fear)
aya (n): letter a
ayay (n/f.oro.a): scream, shout (in pain or fear); scream, yell, shout
ayna (n/f.oro.b): mirror; mirror, reflect
aynaya (n): reflection (of light)
aynestaynyum (n): einsteinium
ayse (n): ice
aysejabal (n): iceberg
aysekrimu (n): ice cream
aysemon (n): piece of ice
aysepul (t): icy
azizu (t): dear, dearly
azizuyen (n): darling, beloved
babun (n): baboon, Papio
babur (n): tiger, Panthera tigris
bacilus (n): bacillus
badam (n): almond
badamgluxey (n): almond milk
bagala (n): mule, Equus mulus
bage (n/f.oro.a): (artificially divided) part, portion, piece, section; cut (up), portion, allocate
bageli (t): (in) part
bagor (n/f.oj): fence
bahari (n): sea, ocean
baharilogi (n): oceanography
bahariyen (n): sailor
bakugamon (n): backgammon
bala (t): strong, strongly
balagi (n/f.oj): strengthen, make strong
balangu (n): grasshopper, locust, Caelifera
balaxey (n): (a) strength
balaya (n): strength
balde (n): bucket
balem (n): spear, lance
balena (n): whale, Cetacea
baleto (n): ballet
balgam (n): phlegm
baligu (t): adult, grown-up
balkon (n): balcony
balon (n): balloon
baluta (n): oak
bambu (n): bamboo
bamya (n): okra
ban (d): some, certain [see Correlatives]
banana (n): banana
bananadrevo (n): banana tree
bandera (n): flag, banner
banete (pn): some of them
banka (n): jar, can, tin
banko (n/f.oro.a): bank
bankofil (t): frugal, thrifty
bankoyen (n): banker
bankwanti (d): some amount (of), some quantify (of), some, a bit (of)
banloka (m): somewhere
banmaner (m): somehow, by a certain manner, by some manner, in a certain manner, in some manner
banmo (m): to some degree, to a certain degree, somewhat, (a) bit, (a) little bit
bannumer (d): some number (of), a certain number (of), some, several, various, (a) few
banoto (pn): some things
banpul (t): some kind (of), a certain kind (of), in some way, in a certain way
banseba (m): for some reason, for a certain reason
bansu (t): somebody's, someone's
bante (pn): somebody, someone
banto (pn): something
banwatu (m): sometime (in the past or future), once upon a time, at some point (in time), eventually
banyo (n/f.oro.b): bath; bathe
banyokamer (n): bathroom
banyokumax (n): towel
bao (n): bag
baraka (n/f.oj): blessing; bless
barbekyu (n/f.oro.a): barbecue, grill
bardi (n/f.oro.b): cold; chill, make cold, cool (down), get cold, become cold
bardimosem (n): winter
bardipul (t): cold
barinjen (n): eggplant, aubergine, brinjal
barix (n/f.oro.b): rain
barixkalya (n): drought
barixmon (n): raindrop
barku (n): lightning
baru (n): bear, Ursidae
baryum (n): barium
basa (n/f.oro.a): language; communicate via language
basafilyen (n): language enthusiast, language lover, linguaphile
basali (t): linguistic, linguistically
basalogi (n): linguistics
basalogiyen (n): linguist
basalto (n): basalt
basatayti (n/f.oj): translation, interpretation; translate, interpret
basataytiyen (n): translator, interpretor
basi (n/f.oro.b): basis, base, foundation; base
basibol (n): baseball
basidom (n): base
basikal (t): baseless, baselessly, without base
basili (t): basic, fundamental; basically, fundamentally
basketo (n): basket
basketobol (n): basketball
bason (n): bassoon
bateri (n): bacteria
batiza (n/f.oj): baptism; baptise
bawe (n/f.oro.a): defense; defend
bawekal (t): defenseless, defenceless, vulnerable
bawlu (n/f.oj): violence; violate
bawlukrasi (n): tyranny
bawlukrasiyen (n): tyrant
bawlupul (t): violent, violently
bax (p): under, beneath, below
bax asman (p jm): outdoors, in the open air, open-air
bax- (lfik): under-, sub-, vice-
baxasmanli (t): outdoor, open-air
baxbaharili (t): underwater, submarine
baxcu (n/f.nenoj): get under, go under
baxgeoli (t): subterranean
baxgi (n/f.oj): put under
baxjungwi (n): ensign, second lieutenant
baxli (t): lower, underlying
baxoreitis (n): mumps, parotits
baxplasi (n/f.oj): subject
baxpresidiyen (n): vice president
baxwoju (n/f.oj): support (from below)
baxya (n/f.oro.a): underneath; be under, be underneath
baxyen (n): subordinate
bayti (n): byte
baytu (n): house
bazar (n): market, bazaar
be- (lfik): passive voice marker
beadresuyen (n): addressee
bebe (n): baby
befobi (n/f.oj): fear
begoyonyen (n): employee
beharemusi (t): indispensable
belaka (n): raft
belo (n): hair, fur
belomon (n): single hair, strand of hair, strand of fur
belopul (t): hairy, furry
beltu (n): belt
belu (n): bel (unit)
belubiyen (n): loved one
bembi (n/f.oj): constipation; constipate
bemedisyen (n): patient
bendaji (n/f.oj): bandage, dressing; bandage, dress
bendu (n): tape, band, strip, strap, ribbon
benji (n): essence (intrinsic quality)
benjili (t): essential, inherent; essentially, inherently
benki (n): bench
benti (n): calf (anatomy)
benzol (n): benzene, benzole
beokomusi (t): must-see
beri (n): berry
berilyum (n): beryllium
berkelyum (n): berkelium
bete (n): son, daughter, child, children
betekal (t): childless
beton (n): concrete (material)
betula (n): birch (tree)
bexin (n): jury
bexorfobi (n/f.oj): get scared (of)
beygel (n): bagel
beykon (n): bacon
beyongupul (t): useful
beze (n): bee, Anthophila
bezedom (n): apiary
bezekaxa (n): beehive
bezelari (n): swarm of bees
bezeyen (n): beekeeper
biber (n): beaver, Castor
bibi (n/f.oro.a): honk
bija (n/f.oj): seed; sow
bijamosem (n): spring
bimar (t): sick, ill
bimarcu (n/f.nenoj): get sick, fall ill
bimarfil (t): sickly
bimarya (n): illness, disease
bimaryen (n): patient, sick person
bimaryendom (n): hospital
binan (n/f.oro.b): refuge, shelter; give refuge, shelter
binandom (n): asylum, refuge
binanyen (n): refugee
binde (n/f.oj): binding; tie, bind, fasten (together)
bindetul (n): buckle
bio (n): life (organisms)
biologi (n): biology
biologiyen (n): biologist
bioyen (n): life form, living organism, being
bira (n): beer
biradom (n): bar, pub, tavern; brewery
biradomyen (n): bartender
biskiti (n): cookie, biscuit
biskopo (n): bishop
bismuto (n): bismuth
bisnes (n): business
bisnesyen (n): businessman, businesswoman
bistar (n): bed
bisteki (n): steak, beefsteak
biti (n): bit (unit of information)
bitu (n): beet
bla (n/f.nenoj): chat
blakjaku (n): blackjack
bleydo: (knife) blade
blogu (n/f.oro.a): blog
bloki (n/f.oj): blocking, obstruction, prevention; block, obstruct, prevent, avoid
blokiible (t): blockable, avoidable, preventable
blokinenible (t): unblockable, unavoidable, unpreventable, inevitable
blue (t): blue
blusa (n): blouse
bobo (t): dumb, dumbly, stupid, stupidly, fool
boboya (n): stupidity
boboyen (n): idiot
bocan (n/f.oro.a): compensation; compensate
bocanli (t): compensatory
bofun (n): storm
bohay (n/f.oro.a): persecution; persecute
boksi (n/f.nenoj): boxing; box (combat sport)
bol (n): ball
bomba (n/f.oj): bomb
bombaya (n): bombing
bon (t): good, well, fine, positive
bon- (lfik): good, eu-
bonata (n/f.nenoj): welcome; be welcome
bonatagi (n/f.oj): welcome
bonaxam (il): good evening
bondin (il): good day
bongibe (n/f.oro.a): donation; donate
bonglu (n/f.oro.a; il): toast; (drink a) toast; cheers
boninsanli (t): humane; humanely
boninsansim (t): humane; humanely
bonjiwa (n/f.nenoj): welfare; live well, be well
bonjotay (n): well-being
bonkonedo (t): familiar
bonlexi (n): euphemism
bonmorcu (n): euthanasia
bonnoce (il): good night
bonnuru (il): good day
bonsoba (il): good morning
bonturi (il): bon voyage
bonxanse (n; il): (good) luck
bonxansepul (t): fortunate, fortunately, lucky, luckily
bonya (n): goodness
bonyam (il): bon appetit
bonyen (n): good person, good guy
boron (n): boron
borsuke (n): badger
bortokal (n): orange (fruit)
bortokaljusu (n): orange juice
bortokalsui (n): orangeade
boryum (n): bohrium
bota (n): boot
botela (n): bottle
bowlin (n/f.nenoj): bowling; bowl
boykoti (n/f.oj): boycott
boyle (n/f.oro.b): boil
boyletora (n): boiler
boyletul (n): kettle
bozi (n): goat, Capra hircus
bozisa (n/f.oro.a): bleat
brandi (n): brandy
brawa (n): swamp, marsh
brayle (n): braille
breyki (n/f.oro.b): brake(s); brake
brila (n/f.oro.b): shine
brilapul (t): shiny, brilliant, brilliantly
broda (n): beard
brokoli (n): broccoli
bromin (n): bromine
bronki (n): bronchus, bronchial tube
bronze (n): bronze
bronzeli (t): (made of) bronze
broxa (n/f.oj): brush
bruno (t): brown
bucun (n/f.oj): supplement
bucunli (t): supplementary; supplementarily
bududin (n): Wednesday
bufeti (n): buffet
buhar (n/f.oro.b): steam
bujeto (n/f.oro.a): budget
bujo (n/f.oj): capture, catch
bujotul (n): trap
buka (n/f.oro.b): opening; open
bukado (t): open; openly
bukaxey (n): (an) opening
bulbula (n/f.nenoj): bubble
bulevar (n): boulevard
bum (n/f.oro.b): explosion, blast; explode, detonate
bumabil (t): explosive, explosively
bumabilxey (n): explosive
bumbi (n/f.oj): secretion; secrete
bumfil (t): explosive, explosively
bumgitul (n): detonator
bunman (n/f.oj): grudge, resentment, indignation, rancor; resent, hold a grudge (against)
bur (t): bad, badly, evil, negative
bur- (lfik): bad
burcu (n/f.nenoj): worsen, get worse, become worse
burdava (n): narcotic
burdoyday (n/f.oj): abuse
burdoydayfil (t): abusive
burdoydayne (t): abusive
burgi (n/f.oj): worsen, make worse
burinsanli (t): inhuman, inhumane, inhumanely
burinsansim (t): inhuman, inhumane, inhumanely
burito (n): burrito
burjumun (n): curse, hex
burlexi (n/f.nenoj): swearword; swear, curse
burnasacu (n/f.nenoj): stink, stench, reek
burnini (n): brat
burpala (n/f.oro.a): babble
burroya (n/f.oro.a): nightmare; have a nightmare, have nightmares
bursolo (t): lonely, lonesome
bursoti (n): noise
burtyan (n): stain, blemish
burxanse (n): bad luck
burxansepul (t): unfortunate, unfortunately
burya (n): evil, badness
buryen (n): villain, bad person, bad guy
bus (n): bus
busdom (n): (bus) station
busula (n): compass
buter (n/f.oj): butter
buterpul (t): buttery
butersim (t): buttery
buton (n/f.oj): button
buzaku (n/f.oro.a): saliva; salivate
bwaw (n): dog, Canidae
bwawdom (n): dog kennel, doghouse
bwawsa (n/f.oro.a): bark
byen (n): edge
byuro (n): bureau, agency
cabuke (n/f.oj): whip
cakal (n): jackal
cakare (n): vertigo, dizziness
cakix (n/f.oro.a): hammer
cakmake (n): flint, flintstone
caku (n): chalk
calun (n): wheel
calunkursi (n): wheel chair
calyo (n): vehicle
calyoli (t): vehicular
canal (n): channel, canal
candru (n): moon
cane (n/f.oj): comb
canfen (n): ingredient
care (num): four
caredes (num): forty
caredesyum (t): fortieth
caregon (n): quadrilateral
careple (t): quadruple, fourfold
careyum (t): fourth
carme (n/f.oro.b): charm, enchantment; charm, enchant
carmedo (t): charmed, enchanted
carmene (t): charming, enchanting
carmepul (t): charming, enchanting
cati (n): chest (anatomy)
catimaso (n): breast (meat)
cawdar (n): rye
cay (n): tea
cebula (n): onion
cel (p): to, for (denotes destination/goal, intention to attain); -wards
cel bax (p): under ("under to")
cel comen (p jm): aside, to the side
cel ex (p): out ("out to")
cel fronta (p): forward, forwards, ahead
cel in (p): into
cel infer (p): down
cel kapi (p jm): to the top
cel na (jm): in order to
cel peda (p jm): to the bottom
cel per (p): onto
cel ruke (p): backward, backwards
cel super (p): up
cel- (lfik): to
cele (n/f.oj): goal, target, purpose; aim (at), target
celidi (n/f.oj): access, reach, attain
celidiible (t): reachable, attainable, accessible
celki (l): so that, in order for
celul (n): cell (biology)
celvoka (n/f.oj): invoke, call forth
celvokaible (t): invocable, which may be invoked
cemento (n): cement
cen (num): (one) hundred
cengon (n): hectogon, hecatontagon, 100-gon
cengu (n): layer
cennyan (n): century
cenple (t): centuple, hundredfold
censu (t): mature, maturely
censucu (n/f.nenoj): (become) mature
censur: censorship; censor
centi (num): 1 × 10^-2, one hundredth of, percent of
centimetro (n): centimeter, centimetre
centro (n/f.oro.b): center, centre
centroli (t): central, centrally
cenyum (t): hundredth
ceramika (n): ceramic
ceri (n): cherry
ceryum (n): cerium
cesyum (n): caesium
ci (par): denotes endearment or affection
cibo (n): fat
cibopul (t): fat
cidra (n): cider, apple wine
cilindro (n): cylinder
cilindroli (t): cylindrical
cimpanze (n): chimpanzee, Pan troglodytes
cincila (n): chinchilla
cindan (n/f.oj): diagnosis; diagnose
cine (n): chin
cinju (n): pearl
cinon (n): intelligence
cinonpul (t): intelligent, smart; intelligently, smartly
cipen (n/f.oro.a): deception, deceit; deceive, cheat (on somebody)
cipenkal (t): honest, honestly, sincere, sincerely, frank, frankly
cipenkalya (n): honesty, sincerity
cipenpul (t): dishonest
cipenpulya (n): dishonesty
cipresu (n): cypress, Cupressaceae
cirkus (n): circus
cis (p): on this side of
ciscu (n/f.nenoj): get on this side of, come to this side of
cisgi (n/f.oj): put on this side of, bring on this side of
cisjensili (t): cisgender
cisli (t): of this side, cisgender
cisya (n/f.oro.a): this side; be on this side (of)
cita (n): cheetah
cokolate (n): chocolate
cokolateli (t): (of) chocolate
colo (t): ugly
colo- (lfik): ugly
coloeskri (n/f.oro.a): scribble
colosoti (n): noise
comen (n): side
conce (n): beak
cori (n/f.oro.a): theft; steal
coriyen (n): thief
cosan (n/f.oro.a): praise, compliment, admire
cosanlaye (t): commendable, laudable, praiseworthy
cosanyen (n): flatterer
cote (t): short, low
cotebahari (n): low tide
coteya (n): shortness
coteyen (n): short person
coxo (n/f.oro.a): mockery, ridicule, derision; mock, ridicule, deride, scoff, sneer
cucu (n): nipple
cudu (n/f.oj): acquisition, gain; obtain, acquire, take, get, gain
cuduible (t): available, obtainable
cufam (n/f.oro.a): offense, offend
cufamdo (t): offended
cufamfil (t): offensive
cufampul (t): offensive
cugaku (n): antenna (biology), feeler
cuki (n): cycle
cukili (t): cyclical; cyclically
cundotu (n/f.oro.b): collision; collide, impact, crash
cungi (t): loyal, faithful, devoted
curuko (n/f.oro.b): bruise, contusion
cuyo (t): main, mainly, primary, primarily, principal, chief, chiefly
cuyoanjilyen (n): archangel
cuyoato (n/f.nenoj): star (acting), be starring
cuyoato fal (jm): starring
cuyoatoyen (n): star (actor), protagonist
cuyodolo (n): main street
cuyoxaher (n): capital (city)
cuyoyam (n): main course, main dish
cuyoyawxe (n): master key
cwenton (n): tradition
cyan (t): cyan
da (pn): (relative pronoun) he, she, it, they
dabihu (n/f.oro.a): sacrifice, offering; sacrifice
dabihuli (t): sacrificial
dadal (n/f.oro.a): achievement, accomplishment; reach, achieve, accomplish
dadalible (t): attainable, achievable, accessible
dadu (n): die, dice
dahabu (n): gold
dahabukolordo (t): gold, golden (color)
dahabuli (t): golden, (of) gold
dahun (n): leaf, sheet
daif (t): weak, weakly
daifxey (n): (a) weakness
daifya (n): weakness
daju (t): approximate, approximately, around, about, rough, roughly
dajuya (n/f.oj): approximation, estimate; approximate, estimate
dalu (n/f.oro.b): shield
dalutul (n): shield
dama (n): checkers, draughts
dambi (n/f.nenoj): sin
dambipul (t): sinful
dambo (t): thin, thinly
damboyen (n): thin person
damu (n/f.oro.a): blood
damuli burtyan (n/f.oj): bloodstain
danglan (n): (praying) mantis
danse (n/f.oro.a): dance
dansedom (n): dance studio, dance club
dansekamer (n): ballroom, dance room
danseyen (n): dancer
danyam (n): grain, cereal, corn
dao (n/f.oro.a): path, way; travel
daoismo (n): Taoism
daoista (n): Taoist
daoya (n): trip
daoyen (n): traveler
daraje (n): degree, grade, level
darajeli (t): gradual, gradually
darbe (n/f.oro.a): strike, blow; hit, strike, beat
darcini (n): cinnamon
dari (n): digit (finger or toe)
darmestatyum (n): darmstadtium
darsu (n): lesson, class
darsukamer (n): classroom
darsulari (n): course, class
data (n): datum, data
datasayfa (n): spreadsheet
dava (n): drug
davadukan (n): pharmacy, drugstore, chemist
day (t): big, large, great, major, greatly
day- (lfik): big, large, much, loud
dayajabu (t): bizarre
dayatre (n): grandparent
daybahari (n): ocean
daybala (t): mighty
daybardipul (t): freezing
daybarix (n/f.oro.a): downpour; pour, be pouring
daybawlupul (t): brutal, brutally
daybaytu (n): mansion
daybon (t): excellent, great, awesome, fantastic
daybur (t): awful, terrible, evil
daycolo (t): hideous, hideously
dayday (t): enormous, enormously, gigantic, gigantically, huge, hugely
daydaymo (m): extremely
daydenkwanti (t): so much
daydenmo (m): so, such, how
daydenmo multi (t jm): so many, so much
daydennumer (t): so many
daydolo (n): road, highway, freeway
daygeo (n): continent
dayhazuni (t): inconsolable
dayhox (t): ecstatic, blissful
dayhoxya (n): ecstacy, bliss
dayible (t): probable, probably, likely
dayje (n): size
daykabaca (n): pumpkin
daykano (n): trunk (tree)
daykarar (n/f.oro.a): determine, be determined to
daykargux (n): hare
daykotor (t): filthy
daykotorya (n): filth
daykowa (n): might
daykwanti (n): abundance
daykwantipul (t): abundant, plentiful
daylama (t): ancient
daylil (t): tiny
dayloga (n/f.oro.a): exclaim, cry (out)
daylubi (n/f.oj): adoration; adore
daylubilaye (t): adorable
daymama (n): grandma, nanna, nana
daymatre (n): grandmother
daymeli (t): gorgeous
daymo (m): greatly, very, really, highly
daymuhim (t): essential, crucial, critical, imperative, gravely important, greatly important, (of) grave importance, (of) great importance
daynakun (n/f.oj): claw
dayneo (t): brand new
daypala (n/f.oro.a): yell, scream, shout
daypamtul (n): cannon
daypanda (n): panda, giant panda, panda bear, Ailuropoda
daypapa (n): grandpa, granddad, gramps
daypatre (n): grandfather
daypawbu (n/f.nenoj): sprint
daypeti (n/f.oro.a): beg
daypetra (n): boulder
dayra (n): circle
dayrapul (t): circular, round
daysoksu (n): stocking
daysoti (n): noise, loud sound, bang
daytermopul (t): hot, scorching
dayvento (n/f.nenoj): gust
daywatumon (n): era, epoch
dayxaher (n): metropolis
dayxerafu (n): glory
dayya (n): bigness, largeness, greatness
de (p): of, belonging (to), (equivalent to) -'s (genitive case)
debate (n/f.oro.a): debate; debate
debatemon (n/f.oj): argument, point; argue
deci (num): 1 × 10^-1, one tenth of
decibelu (n): decibel, dB
decimetro (n): decimeter, decimetre
deha (n): village
deklara (n/f.oj): declaration, statement; declare, state, claim
deklaradoku (n): declaration (official document), manifesto
dekora (n/f.oro.a): decoration, ornament; decorate
deleza (n/f.oro.b): slide, glide, slip
deli (t): belonging
deliryum (n): delirium
deliver: delivery; deliver
delusi (n/f.oro.b): delusion
demo (n): (the) public, (a) people, peoples, population
demoje (n): population (size)
demokrasi (n): democracy
demokrasili (t): democratic
demoli (t): public, publicly
demoni (n): demon
den (d): that, those, the [see Correlatives]
denete (pn): those ones
denkwanti (d): that amount of, that quantity of, that much of
denloka (m): there
denloka hu (m): subordinate clause: where, wherever
denlokali (t): local, locally
denmaner (m): like that, like so, by that manner, in that manner
denmaner hu (l): like, in the way that
denmo (m): as, to that degree, that
denmo multi (t): so many, so much
denmo... kom... (m): as... as...
dennumer (d): that number of, that many

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