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| n | | n | ||
| hat | | hat | ||
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+ | | data-sort-value="tZaonZ" | t́aoń | ||
+ | | v | ||
+ | | assure, be sure | ||
|- class="root" | |- class="root" | ||
| data-sort-value="tZasaf" | t́asaf | | data-sort-value="tZasaf" | t́asaf | ||
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| v | | v | ||
| undress (animate object), remove (clothing object) | | undress (animate object), remove (clothing object) | ||
+ | |- class="derivation" | ||
+ | | data-sort-value="tZasaf_taketZasaf" | taket́asaf | ||
+ | | v | ||
+ | | reapply/strongly apply garment (against weather, usually) | ||
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| data-sort-value="tZasZeZ" | t́aśeĭ | | data-sort-value="tZasZeZ" | t́aśeĭ | ||
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| n | | n | ||
| oak tree | | oak tree | ||
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+ | | data-sort-value="tZukoZ" | t́ukoĭ | ||
+ | | n | ||
+ | | gate | ||
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| data-sort-value="tZuku" | t́uku | | data-sort-value="tZuku" | t́uku |
Latest revision as of 03:07, 2 June 2018
ta | n | dust, grit |
takoe | adj | dirty, shabby, grubby |
tapam | v | make dirty, messy, etc |
taa | int | yes/no, true/false |
tafem | v | have, has |
taktafem | v | own |
tahi | pron | he/she (singular, animate, informal) |
tai | n | sandal |
taka | n | stick |
takan | v | grow (food) |
takeĭ | adj | excessively, too (much), very |
tako | n | muscle |
takopu | n | bottle |
takuni | adj | blue (darker blue; navy; indigo; cobalt) |
tala | adj | deep |
tali | int | where |
talus | vi | clap, applaud |
tamese | adj | wonderful |
tanele | adj | easy, simple |
tanke | adj | strange, weird |
kumutanke | n | eccentric person |
tano | n | leaf, leaves |
tao | n | fruit |
taon | v | cut |
taona | n | blade |
taoto | adj | warm (temperate, comfortable) |
tapat | v | split, separate (separate things become farther apart) |
tapateso | adj | separated |
tapuo | n | breast |
tarhuĭa | n | winter |
tasa | adj | near, close |
tasan | v | have, wield, holding object with intent to use |
tasaru | pron | they (paucal, animate, informal) |
taski | pron | they (dual, animate, informal) |
taśeń | vi | crime (committing) |
taśeńuti | n | crime (in progress) |
taśeśaĭ | n | crime (completed) |
taśńa | pron | they (plural, animate, informal) |
taśo | adj | ready, prepared, alert |
taśisaĭ | n | alertness |
taśop | v | make ready |
tatae | n | cup, goblet |
tatio | n | pitcher, decanter |
tatoimo | n | box, crate, trunk |
tatos | v | hit |
tatsa | n | trouble, problem |
tatu | adj | careful, cautious |
foatatu | adj | not careful, hasty |
tateto | adj | overly careful |
kumutateto | n | overly careful person |
tatisaĭ | n | care |
tatisaĭp | vi | be careful |
tau | n | butt, rear end |
tauĭ | n | magic |
taamomo | n | wizard or sorcerer |
taĭe | n | iron |
taĭesaĭ | n | steel |
taĭef | v | find, add (numbers) |
taĭefu | adj | more |
taĭken | v | visit |
taĭkeśaĭ | n | visit |
taĭpoki | n | dinner, supper |
taĭuse | n | root |
teka | adj | young |
tekeĭa | n | floor (to stand on) |
tekoo | adj | glad |
tekoĭ | n | room |
teĺoś | v | lose (opp. of win) |
teom | v | see, look |
teośaĭ | n | a look |
teośati | n | a glance |
tepuśoko | n | peninsula |
teśt́iu | adj | horrible |
teta | adj | far |
teteo | n | south |
teto | n | instance, event |
tetop | v | multiply |
teĭkun | v | point (at, to), indicate |
teĭkuneso | adj | towards, in the direction/time of (specific point in whole) |
teĭoś | v | caress, fondle |
teĭośaĭ | n | caress, soft touch |
ti | # | 7 (seven) |
tia | adj | intermittently, sometimes, randomly, occasionally |
tiase | adj | sad, unhappy |
tiatei | n | flute |
tiaĭ | n | knife |
tielasa | n | lunch |
tihioĭ | adj | important |
tikof | v | build (something); throw/give party/event |
tiku | n | storm |
tiketo | n | thunderstorm; hurricane |
tinse | n | evening |
tinseo | n | dusk, sunset |
tinta | adj | hot (not cold or warm) |
tio | adj | old |
tioto | adj | blue (lighter blue-green; cyan; sky; electric blue; turquoise) |
tipaĭ | n | sugar |
tisi | n | afternoon |
tisia | n | noon |
tisite | n | pig |
tisos | v | hurt, damage, injure |
tisoseso | adj | damaged, hurt |
tisoĭ | n | dwarf |
tiś | v | make, create |
titaĭ | n | grove of trees |
tite | n | meadow |
toa | adj | happy |
toaĭ | adj | fat, wide |
toaĭp | vi | widen, fatten |
seetoaĭp | vi | shorten (in width) |
toisaĭ | n | width |
tofoas | vi | be quiet, be silent |
tofoasafo | n | silence |
tofoasu | adj | quiet, silent |
toke | n | shortbow |
toketo | n | longbow |
tokisaĭ | n | arrow |
tiśitokisaĭ | n | fletcher |
tokof | v | obey |
toĺo | adj | patient |
too | n | basic unit of long distance (mile, kilometer) |
toon | v | come, arrive |
toośaĭ | n | arrival, coming |
topa | n | grain |
topatos | v | become |
topou | adj | lost (on land; animate) |
topouśi | n | unknown location (on land) |
tornato | n | brim, lip |
torteno | n | guest, invited person |
tosiku | n | luggage, baggage |
tosin | v | smell |
tosinoĭsi | n | scent, odor |
tosinu | adj | having a strong odor, smelly |
toso | n | morning |
tosoa | n | dawn, sunrise |
tososam | vi | freeze, solidify |
tososamu | adj | still, petrified |
tososoameso | adj | frozen |
toś | v | drink |
tośiśamomo | n | tavernkeeper |
tośiśi | n | tavern |
totaĭ | n | beer |
totof | v | sing |
touh | v | count |
touĭn | v | play (musical instrument, esp. woodwind/brass) |
toĭka | n | town, village |
toĭketo | n | city |
toĭn | v | pull, yank |
toĭnaĭ | n | world |
tu | # | 9 (nine) |
tuan | vi | trade, barter |
tuanafo | n | trade, commerce |
tuaniśi | n | market, marketplace |
tuanoĭsi | n | tradable goods, wares |
tuanuoĭ | n | trader, merchant |
tuaśaĭ | n | a trade, sale |
tue | conj | and [also] (links VPs and sentences together) |
tues | v | do (habitually, repeatedly) |
tuesafo | n | practice, repetition |
tuesuoĭ | n | apprentice |
tuf | v | stab |
tuin | v | (intend to) do |
tuineso | adj | intentional |
tuiśaĭ | n | intention |
tuka | adj | again |
tukisaĭ | n | repetition |
tukisaĭpam | v | repeat |
tuksun | v | write |
tuluma | adj | difficult, hard, complex |
tupaĭa | n | queue, line, geometric line |
tusin | v | buy |
tusou | n | farm |
tuuĭ | conj | or (links VPs together) |
tuĭloa | adj | alone |
tuĭpaa | n | servant |
tuĭpaas | v | serve (something to someone) |
tuĭpaiam | vi | serve (for the benefit of a person) |
tuĭpaisaĭ | n | service |
t́a | n | leader |
t́aa | n | stone |
t́aam | v | protect, shield, cover |
t́aamaĭno | n | protector (person) |
t́afoa | adj | middle, between |
t́aka | n | wall |
t́akoa | n | a rock, stone, etc |
t́akoati | n | pebble |
t́akoeto | n | boulder |
t́ala | n | earth, ground |
t́aloĭa | n | mine |
tiśiĭaloĭa | n | miner |
t́aloĭapam | vi | mine |
t́aloĭasaĭ | n | ore |
t́am | v | rule, lead |
t́amafo | n | royalty |
t́amaĭsi | n | subject (of a ruler) |
t́amu | adj | royal |
t́amuaĭ | n | ruler (king, queen) |
t́amuati | n | prince, princess |
t́amuti | n | reign (current) |
t́aśaĭ | n | reign (completed) |
t́ami | adj | any |
t́ańaśa | n | hat |
t́aoń | v | assure, be sure |
t́asaf | v | dress, clothe (animate object), wear (clothing object) |
seet́asaf | v | undress (animate object), remove (clothing object) |
taket́asaf | v | reapply/strongly apply garment (against weather, usually) |
t́aśeĭ | n | breakfast |
t́aśka | adj | angry, mad |
t́aśkisaĭ | n | anger |
t́ati | adj | left (opposite of right) |
t́at́io | n | fence |
t́au | n | forest, woods |
t́aĭ | adj | right, correct |
t́ei | n | mouse |
t́iam | v | doubt |
t́io | n | tree |
t́ioĭ | adj | wrong, incorrect |
t́itao | n | fruit tree |
t́it́i | n | bug, insect |
t́iu | n | bark (part of tree) |
t́o | n | hill |
t́okif | v | to shape/make/form/mold something from something else |
t́otoĭ | n | door |
t́ukea | n | oak tree |
t́ukoĭ | n | gate |
t́uku | n | field |
t́uśaĭ | n | maple tree |
t́uĭkas | v | trust |
t́uĭkasoĭmi | adj | trustworthy |
uas | vi | lie (down) |
uaś | v | take (something) |
takuaś | v | take forcefully; sieze; grab |
ufa | adj | good, well, nice, fine, comfortable |
foufa | adj | unwell, uncomfortable |
ufalu | adj | very good, exquisite, fine |
uis | vi | fall down, collapse |
uiseso | adj | falling |
uko | det | all, every |
ukolo | adj | all, entire, completely |
ukotio | n | peace |
ukotiokopa | adj | peaceful |
ukuĭ | adj | free |
ukisaĭ | n | freedom |
ulan | v | hunt |
ulanafo | n | hunting, the hunt |
ulanoĭmi | n | predator |
ulanoĭsi | n | prey |
ulanuoĭ | n | hunter |
ulanuti | n | a hunt (in progress) |
ulaśaĭ | n | a hunt (completed) |
uli | int | when |
ulota | n | son |
uĺkopa | adj | full, complete |
umili | adj | calm, placid waters; gentle, even-tempered, mannered |
foumili | adj | rough, choppy waters; rough, abusive |
umu | n | cat |
umati | n | kitten |
umiam | vi | be sneaky, stealthy |
umukoe | adj | catlike |
uni | adj | new |
uńt́ai | adj | lucky, luck |
uoĭ | conj | but, however, though |
upeĭka | n | prison |
upire | n | house, cottage, cabin, hut |
upirefuhao | n | library (lit. book-house) |
upireke | n | temple, god-house |
uruni | adj | hard |
urunip | vi | harden |
usaeĭ | n | daughter |
usanu | adj | healthy |
usaniśaĭ | n | health |
uso | adj | some, a portion of, part of |
usro | n | hair |
utip | v | win (opp. of lose) |
utipafo | n | victory |
utis | vv | begin, start |
utisisi | n | beginning, start (place) |
utiśai | n | beginning, start (completed action) |
utos | v | cause |
uu | n | land, region, area |
uĭa | n | boss |
uĭaĭn | v | understand, learn (by oneself) |
uĭaĭśaĭ | n | understanding, skill, dexterity |
uĭaĭśaĭmomo | n | savant, autodidact |
uĭlo | n | rain |
uĭlsi | adj | interesting |
uĭmu | adj | black |
uĭni | n | wolf |
uĭpaki | adj | lost (at sea; animate) |
uĭpakiśi | n | unknown location (at sea) |
uĭse | n | waterfalls |
uĭsim | v | satisfy |
uĭtamu | n | juice |
uĭtamukopa | adj | juicy |
uĭtaĭs | v | consider |
uĭte | n | water |
uĭtese | n | saltwater, seawater, ocean, sea |
uĭtesisi | n | spring (of water) |
uĭtuka | n | land, nation, country, kingdom |