Lalűta Dictionary

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1	Spelling	Romanization	POS	Class	Meaning	Etymology, notes, conjugation

2	*ar	ar	V (intr)	N	stand	evolved into suppletive form for copulae
3	*ba	va	V (tr)	O	do	(bans, bal, ba, bü \| ba-)
4	*dansk	dansk	V (tr)	E	say	(dan, dal, da, kuns \| (dankans), dankan, dankal, danka, kasun)
5	*gou	gow	V (intr)	E	turn, rotate
6	*läl	law	V (intr)	N	stay	evolved into copula
7	*nors / nirs	nurs / nirs	V (tr)	N	take, get	used in passive constructions (norn, norsk, nir, sar \| (ninors), ninorn, ninorsk, ninir, nosar), nirs is an alternate infinitive used in some forms
8	*nür	nür	V (tr)	N	lack	evolved into negative locative copula
9	*räbee	yavi	V (tr)	S	give	used in causative constructions (räb'n, rebkiu, räb, re \| (re), ren, rel, re, ree), often re in compounds
10	*seons	hyons	V (intr)	E	live	evolved into locative copula
11	*üit	üit	V (intr)	W	travel, wander, search	now only used suppletively for the past tense of pag 'go' (üint, üik, üi, i)
12	a	a	N (3)	O	shark	onomatopoeic
13	ä	a	Conj		and (before animate and set nouns)	from äb DAT, äb before vowels, followed by direct case, ä x, y 'x and y'
14	aarak	onak	N (6)	W	chair	a NOM + arak 'sit'
15	abae	avay	N (6)	S	switch, lever, button	a NOM + bae 'change'
16	äbba	appa	Adv		still, not yet	from future form of ba 'do', means 'still' with affirmative verbs and 'not yet' with negative verbs
17	äbee	avi	Prep		with	räbee 'give', used with DAT
18	abi	avi	N (6)	W	west, right, not (negation for E)
19	äbpodas	appodas	N (2-2)	O	armpit	äbpodas 'I will sniff'
20	äbsos	aspos	N (2-2)	O	nipple	äbsos 'I will cum'
21	ada	ada	V (intr)	O	exist
22	adabois	adavoys	N (4)	O	existence	ada 'exist' + bois 'concept'
23	adaet	adayt	V (intr)	W	disappear	ada 'exist' + et 'end'
24	adainst	adaynst	V (intr)	E	arise, come into existence, appear, happen	ada 'exist' + inst 'start'
25	adont	adont	N (6)	E	wall, barrier, blockade	a NOM + dont 'hold'
26	adut	adut	N (6)	W	hit, strike	a NOM + dut 'hit, strike'
27	aeliln	ayliwn	N (4)	N	perception, realization	a NOM + eliln 'realize, notice'
28	aesäln	ayhyawn	N (6)	N	additive, addendum, appendix	a NOM + esäln 'add'
29	aesandu	aysandu	N (6)	E	trap	a NOM + esandu 'entrap'
30	ägä	aja	Conj		but, despite, although, only, however	from *läläl gä 'it may be', followed by direct case, used on its own means 'however'
31	agaem	agaym	N (6)	E	drawing, painting	a- NOM + gaem 'draw, paint'
32	agaki	agachi	N (6)	W	question, doubt, inquiry	a- NOM + gaki 'question'
33	akagon	akagon	N (6)	E	similarity	a NOM + kagon 'similar'
34	akoüntag	akoüntag	N (6)	S	idea, thought	a NOM + koüntag 'think of'
35	akusak	akusak	N (6)	W	rope	a NOM + kusak 'hang'
36	akuso	akuso	N (6)	S	equipment
37	alei	aley	N (6)	W	text	a- NOM + lei 'read'
38	alur	awur	N (3)	N	wolf	onomatopoeic
39	amar	amar	N (6)	N	product	a NOM + mar 'buy'
40	an	an	N (3)	E	child, boy, girl son, daughter	used as a diminutive suffix as well (-an/-n)
41	äna	ana	Adj	O	straight
42	anort	anurt	N (5)	N	beverage, drink	a- NOM + nort 'drink'
43	anresin	anyehyen	N (3)	E	grandchild	an 'child' + resin 'young'
44	anresinsaban	anyehyensavan	N (3)	E	any relative two generations younger	anresin 'grandchild' + saban 'half'
45	ansab	ansav	N (2-2)	S	twins	an 'child' + sab 'two'
46	ansaban	ansavan	N (3)	E	niece, nephew, any relative one generation younger	an 'child' + saban 'half'
47	apagaip	apagayp	N (6)	W	race	a NOM + pagaip 'run'
48	apando	apando	N (5)	S	dirt, grime, dust	a NOM + pando 'dirty'
49	apeom	apyon	N (6)	E	creation, idea	a NOM + peom 'create'
50	arä	aya	Pro (3)	W	he/she/it/they (third person west unmarked)	GEN orrä DAT äbrä, SBJ arä- DO -rä
51	arak	anak	V (intr)	W	sit	*ar 'stand' + -ak 'from above'
52	ari	ayi	Pro (3)	W	he/she/it/they (third person west marked)	arä with vowel mutation, GEN erri DAT ebri, SBJ ari- DO -ri
53	asä	ahya	Adv		nine	REDUP asäsä 'nineteen'
54	asäa	ahye	N (1)	O	nine, number nine	asä 'nine' + -a NOM, REDUP asäsäa 'nineteen'
55	asansk	asansk	N (6)	E	writing, script	a- NOM + sansk 'write'
56	asbadans	aspadans	N (4)	E	excess	as NOM + badans 'overdo'
57	asbamüi	aspamüi	N (4)	W	insufficiency	as NOM + bamüi 'underdo'
58	asbanil	aspaniw	N (4)	N	cleanliness, clarity, purity	as NOM + banil 'clean'
59	asbarak	aspanak	N (4)	W	judgement	as NOM + barak 'judge'
60	asbaseom	aspahyon	N (4)	E	transformation, metamorphosis	as NOM + baseom 'transform'
61	asboa	aspwa	N (4)	O	plurality, number	as- NOM + boa 'many'
62	asdane	astanye	N (4)	S	stupidity, naivete	as NOM + dane 'stupid'
63	asdanskou	astanskow	N (6)	E	answer, response, reply	as- NOM + danskou 'reply, answer'
64	asdentoü	ahchentoü	N (4)	O	preservation, storage	as NOM + dentoü 'store'
65	asdontol	astontow	N (4)	N	prevention, ban, obstruction	as NOM + dontol 'prevent'
66	asgataba	askatava	N (4)	O	variety	as NOM + gataba 'various'
67	äsgir	ahchir	N (6)	N	fight, argument	as- NOM + gir 'fight'
68	äsgirag	ahchinag	N (6)	S	attack, offense	as- NOM + girag 'attack'
69	äsgirol	ahchinow	N (6)	N	protection, defense	as- NOM + girol 'defend'
70	askaio	askayo	N (6)	S	October	as- NOM + kaio 'love'
71	askanoe	askanwe	N (6)	S	jump	as NOM + kanoe 'jump'
72	askoünt	askoünt	N (6)	E	thought, idea	as- NOM + koünt 'think'
73	askoüntag	askoüntag	N (4)	S	imagination	as- NOM + koüntag 'imagine'
74	askoütsiondu	askoühchondu	N (6)	E	January	as- NOM + koütsiondu 'hope'
75	asoir	asoyr	N (5)	N	food, meal	a- NOM + soir 'eat'
76	asonaip	asonayp	N (5)	W	trash, garbage, refuse, waste
77	aspando	aspando	N (4)	S	dirtiness	as NOM + pando 'dirty'
78	aspoinp	aspoymp	Adj	E	soft, watery, thin	as- ADJ + poinp 'tits'
79	asrätboistä	ahyappoyhcha	N (6)	W	description	as- NOM + rätboistä 'describe'
80	assäg	ahhyag	Adj	S	hard, stiff, dense, viscous	as- ADJ + säg 'cock'
81	astäl	ahchaw	N (6)	N	February	as- NOM + täl 'lie'
82	astonk	astonk	N (6)	E	plant	a NOM + stonk 'grow'
83	ba dast	va dast	V (tr)		appear, look	ba 'do' + dast 'shape'
84	ba doesois	va dwesoys	V (tr)	O	seem, feel (as in 'this feels good')	ba 'do' + doesois 'feeling'
85	ba mata	va mata	V (tr)	O	sound	ba 'do' + mata 'sound'
86	ba matosa	va matosa	V (intr)	O	resonate (with someone), speak to	ba 'do' + matosa 'voice (of heart)', with DAT
87	ba paim	va paym	V (intr)	O	act nice	ba 'do' + paim 'nice'
88	ba pipa	va pipa	V (tr)	O	mean	ba 'do' + pipa 'meaning'
89	bäd	vyad	V (tr)	S	fill, have sex with, rape	with DIR
90	badans	vadans	V (tr), Adj, Adv	E	overdo, excessive(ly), too	ba 'do' + dans 'far'
91	badanskae	vadanskay	N (3)	S	translator	ba NOM + danskae 'translation'
92	bae	vay	V (erg), N (6)	S	change (verb + noun), become, turn, week	with DAT for 'become something'
93	bag	vag	V (tr)	S	derive	ba 'do' + -g 'outward', GEN 'derive from'
94	baip	vayp	V (tr)	W	do intensely	ba 'do' + -ip 'forcefully', REDUP babaip
95	bal	vaw	V (tr)	N	force	ba 'do' + -l 'inward', bal äbkus peomu semika 'force someone to do something', bal äbkus mika 'force something on someone'
96	baläns	valans	Pro (6)	O	why, how	bans 'for' + lä 'what'
97	baläpan mata	valapan mata	V (intr)	E	resonate	ba mata 'make a sound' + -läpan 'do together'
98	bales	vales	N (2~32)	O	tooth	ba NOM + les 'bite'
99	bälioü	vyaloü	V (erg)	O	procrastinate, half-ass	ba 'do' + -lioü 'partially', REDUP babälioü
100	baln	vawn	V (intr)	N	catch up	ba 'do' + -ln 'to', DAT 'catch up to'
101	baloä	vawa	N (6)	W	calculator	ba NOM + loä 'count'
102	baltee	vawchi	N (4)	S	coercion	bal 'force' + nantee 'strong'
103	bamals	vamaws	N (6)	N	washing machine	ba NOM + mals 'wash'
104	bamar	vamar	N (6)	N	vending machine	ba NOM + mar 'buy'
105	bamiku	vamiku	N (3)	E	singer	ba 'do' + miku 'sing'
106	bamolpüiso	vamowpüiso	N (6)	S	alarm clock	ba NOM + molpüiso 'wake up'
107	bamoms	vamons	N (30	E	builder	ba NOM + moms 'build'
108	bamt	vant	N (6)	E	flower
109	bamüi	vamüi	V (tr), Adj, Adv	W	underdo, insufficient(ly)	ba 'do' + müi 'near'
110	bandu	vandu	V (tr)	E	look up to	ba 'do' + -ndu 'from under', REDUP babandu, with DIR
111	baniko	vaniko	N (5)	S	cure, medicine	ba NOM + niko 'health'
112	banil	vaniw	Adj	N	clean, clear, tidy, pure
113	bans	vans	Prep		for, because, in order to, by (passive)	bans 'I do', used with DIR
114	bapao	vapaw	V (intr)	S	be related to	ba 'do' + -pao 'from', REDUP babapao, GEN 'related to'
115	bapumpeom	vapompyon	N (6)	E	detector	ba NOM + pumpeom 'recognize'
116	barak	vanak	V (tr)	W	judge	ba 'do' + -rak 'from above', REDUP babarak
117	bars	vars	N (6)	N	throat
118	barst	varst	Adj	N	rare
119	basadan	vasadan	N (6)	E	phone	ba NOM + sadan 'call'
120	baseom	vahyon	V (tr)	E	remodel, transform	ba 'do' + -seom 'through', REDUP babaseom
121	baseom	vahyon	N (6)	E	airplane	ba NOM + seom 'fly'
122	basonao	vasonaw	N (3)	S	thief	ba NOM + sonao 'steal'
123	baspoinp	vaspoymp	N (6)	E	palate	ba NOM + aspoinp 'soft'
124	bastag	vastag	N (6)	S	oven, stove, burner	ba NOM + stag 'fire'
125	bastonk	vastonk	N (3)	E	farmer	ba NOM + stonk 'cultivate'
126	batäl	vachaw	N (3)	N	liar	ba NOM + täl 'lie'
127	bators	vaturs	N (6)	N	fridge	ba 'do' + tors 'cold'
128	batui	vatwi	V (intr)	W	get exhausted, tire	ba 'do' + -tui 'completely', REDUP babatui
129	bee	vi	N (5)	S	light
130	beengaä	vyengo	N (6)	W	afternoon, dusk	bee 'light' + ingaä 'late'
131	beeresin	viyehyen	N (6)	E	morning	bee 'light' + resin 'early'
132	beibilp	vyeyviwp	N (4)	N	cowardice, weakness	boi- NOM + bilp 'weak, cowardly'
133	beiliübin	vyeyliüvyen	N (4)	E	warmth	boi- NOM + liübin 'warm'
134	bems	vyens	Adj	E	long
135	benü	vyenü	Adj	O	specific, given
136	bibi	vivi	N (6)	W	comet, asteroid, meteor
137	bigdä	viccha	V (tr)	W	prepare, ready
138	bigdäi	vicchay	N (4)	W	preparation	bigdä 'prepare' + i GER
139	biio	viyo	Adj	S	light (in weight), easy
140	biioporta	viyopurta	N (6)	O	weight, mass	biio 'light' + port 'heavy' + a NOM
141	biirt	vayrt	N (4)	N	calmness, composure, silence
142	bikus	vikus	N (6)	O	community, group of people, nation, clique	bi collective NOM + kus 'person'
143	bileüt	vileüt	N (6)	W	forest, woods	bi- collective NOM + leüt 'tree'
144	bilp	viwp	Adj	N	weak, cowardly
145	bimonat	vimonat	N (6)	W	system, code	bi- collective NOM + monat 'rule'
146	bipons	vipons	N (6)	E	country, countryside	bi collective NOM + pons 'earth'
147	bis	vis	Adj, N (1), Pro	O	all, every (one/thing), world, among, within	no article when 'among/within'
148	biskir	vihchir	N (6)	N	army	bi- collective NOM + skir 'fighter, soldier'
149	bisnä	vihnya	N (5)	W	meat, muscle
150	bisot	visot	N (6)	W	skeleton	bis NOM + ot 'bone'
151	bisugu	visugu	N (6)	E	neighborhood, residential area	bis- collective NOM + ugu 'house'
152	bito	vito	Adj	S	thick, fat, wide, hot (attractive)
153	bitopälska	vitopyawska	N (6)	O	thickness, width	bito 'thick, wide' + pälsk 'thin, narrow' + a NOM
154	bitormomk	viturmonk	N (6)	E	hips	bito 'thick' + or GEN + momk 'woman'
155	boa	vwa	Adj	O	many, much
156	boalä	vwala	Pro (6)	O	how much, how many	boa 'many' + lä 'what'
157	bog	vog	Adj	S	high, tall
158	bogmilka	vowmiwka	N (6)	O	height	bog 'tall' + milk 'low, short' + -a NOM
159	boinantee	voynanchi	N (4)	S	strength, courage	boi NOM + nantee 'strong, brave'
160	bois	voys	N (6)	O	image, concept	used as a nominalizer -(b)ois/bois-
161	bot	vot	Adv		thousand
162	bota	vota	N (1)	O	thousand, number thousand	bot 'thousand' + -a NOM
163	botaspaü	votaspaü	N (6)	O	millenium	bota 'thousand' + s GEN + paü 'year', REDUP botadaspaü
164	daäbeensk	dovyensk	V (intr)	E	talk, speak	dansk 'say' + räbee 'give' (daäbeen, daäbeel, daäbee, äbeekuns \| (daäbeenkans), daäbeenkan, daäbeenkal, daäbeenka, äbeekasun)
165	dagdoe	dattwe	V (intr), N (6)	S	function, work (properly), have an effect on, effect	with DAT for 'work on something/someone'
166	daip	dayp	V (tr)	W	push
167	dane	danye	Adj	S	stupid, naive
168	dangan	dangan	Adj	E	dear, beloved, important	dango 'familial love' + -an DIM
169	dango	dango	N (4)	S	(familial) love, trust, family
170	dans	dans	Adj	E	far	also used for distal demonstratives
171	dansk täl	dansk chaw	V (tr)	E	lie, tell lies	dansk 'say' + täl 'lie'
172	danska	danska	N (4)	O	word, speech, language	dansk 'say' + -a NOM
173	danskae	danskay	N (6)	S	translation	dansk 'speech' + bae 'change'
174	danskäpan	danhchapan	N (4)	E	conversation, dialogue	dansk 'say' + läpan 'connect'
175	danskou	danskow	V (intr)	E	reply, respond, answer	dansk 'say' + -ou 'redo, do back', with DAT
176	dar	dar	Conj		either/or, otherwise	from darn 'other', followed by direct case
177	darn	darn	Adj	N	other, another	doubles as interrogative prefix for verbs (dar-/da-)
178	dast	dast	N (6)	O	shape, form, appearance	used as a nominalizer (as(t)-/-(a)st)
179	data	data	V (tr)	O	take up, account for, make up, take, last, continue
180	dataa	dato	N (6)	O	volume, capacity	data 'take up' + a NOM
181	deis	jeys	N (5)	O	clothing, apparel
182	dentoü	jentoü	V (tr)	O	retain, keep, hold on to, store, preserve	dont 'hold' + -oü 'partially', REDUP dodontoü
183	dentoün	jentoün	N (6)	E	box, case, bag	dentoü 'store' + n DIM
184	deols	jows	V (intr), N (6)	N	breathe, breath
185	deolsag	jowsag	V (intr), N (6)	S	exhale	deols 'breathe' + -ag 'outward'
186	deolsol	jowsow	V (intr), N (6)	N	inhale	deols 'breathe' + -ol 'inward'
187	dii	day	V (tr)	W	choose
188	diiis miis	jays mays	Adv		sometimes	di- GEN + iis 'time' + m- DAT + iis 'time'
189	diondi	jonji	N (4)	W	choice, option	dii 'choose' + ondi 'decide'
190	do	do	Adj	S	big, large, great	used as an augmentative suffix as well
191	does	dwes	V (tr)	O	feel, sense
192	doeseli	dwehyeli	V (tr)	W	see (as in be able to see)	does 'feel, sense' + eli 'see'
193	doesois	dwesoys	N (4)	O	feeling, mood, atmosphere, vibe	does 'feel' + -ois NOM
194	doespag	dwespag	V (intr)	S	listen (as in listen to)	does 'feel, sense' + pag 'go', conjugates as pag, with DAT
195	doespaü	dwespaü	N (2-4)	O	season	does 'feel' + paü 'year'
196	doils	doys	Adj	N	hard, difficult, complex
197	domatasue	domataswe	V (intr), N (6)	S	dance	dosue 'move' + mata 'sound'
198	domilka	domiwka	N (6)	O	size	do 'big' + milk 'small' + -a NOM
199	domilka somata	domiwka somata	N (6)	O	volume (sound)
200	donkiio	donchiyo	N (6)	S	mailbox	dont 'hold' + kiio 'send'
201	donmals	dommaws	N (6)	N	bathtub	dont 'hold' + mals 'clean'
202	donnal	donnaw	N (6)	N	lake	don NOM + nal 'water'
203	donnort	donnurt	N (6)	N	glass, cup	dont 'hold' + nort 'drink'
204	donsonaip	donsonayp	N (6)	W	trashcan	dont 'hold' + sonaip 'discard'
205	donstag	donstag	N (6)	S	pot	dont 'hold' + stag 'fire'
206	dont	dont	V (tr)	E	hold, take, embrace, have, get, own, contain
207	dontak	dontak	V (tr)	W	put down, put away, drop down	dont 'hold' + -ak 'from above'
208	dontandu	dontandu	V (tr)	E	pick up, raise	dont 'hold' + -andu 'from below'
209	donteom	donchon	V (tr)	E	wear, put on, equip	dont 'hold' + -eom 'through'
210	dontiu	donchu	V (tr)	W	save, rescue	dont 'hold' + liu 'life'
211	dontol	dontow	V (tr)	N	prevent, forbid, block, obstruct	dont 'hold' + -ol 'inward'
212	dore	doye	V (tr)	S	win, gain, find (what you wish for), succeed
213	doremar	doyemar	N (4)	N	purchase	dore 'gain' + mar 'buy'
214	dosue	doswe	V (intr), N (4)	S	move, leave, exit, movement	use causative for transitive, with GEN for 'leave sth'
215	dosuepil	doswepiw	V (intr), N (4)	N	stay, remain, stay still, be silent, not speak, silence	dosue 'move' + pil 'not'
216	dousasue	dowsaswe	Adj	S	interesting, fascinating	dosue 'move' + usa 'mind'
217	dü	jü	N (6)	O	place
218	düdo	jüdo	N (6)	S	city	dü 'place' + -do AUG
219	düska	jüska	N (6)	O	room	dü 'place' + -ska DIM
220	dut	dut	V (tr)	W	hit, strike
221	e	e	Conj		and (before inanimate nouns, adjectives, etc.)	from eli DAT, el before vowels, followed by direct case, e x, y 'x and y'
222	ebaet	evayt	N (6)	W	Sunday	et 'end' + bae 'week'
223	ebaüt	evaüt	V (intr)	E	wither	et 'end' + bamt 'flower' (mt > ü)
224	eesä	ihya	N (3)	W	horse	onomatopoeic
225	eia	eya	N (6)	O	body
226	eik	eyk	N (6)	W	neck
227	ekki	ecchi	Adj, N (3)	W	man, male
228	ekuit	ekwit	N (4)	W	murder	et 'end' + kus 'person' (s > i) (REDUP ekuguit)
229	eli	eli	V (tr)	W	see, view, understand
230	elig	elig	V (tr)	S	aim for, shoot, head for	eli 'see' + -g 'outward'
231	eligä	elija	Pro (6)	O	then, at that time, and	eli- DAT + gä 'this', can be further conjugated into GEN seliga 'since then' and DAT leligä 'till then'
232	eliln	eliwn	V (tr)	N	realize, understand, notice, find out	eli 'see' + -ln 'to'
233	elindu	elendu	V (tr)	E	appreciate, admire	eli 'see' + -ndu 'from under', REDUP elilindu
234	elinduu	elendaw	N (4)	E	appreciation, admiration	elindu 'appreciate' + u GER
235	elipüi	elipüi	V (tr)	W	watch, look at	eli 'see' + püi 'eye'
236	elit	elit	V (tr)	E	rule, dominate, control, be the best	from elit 'forever' implying complete domination
237	elli	elli	V (tr)	W	know	abbreviated old potential form of eli 'see' (elili)
238	elt	ewt	V (erg)	N	hide
239	em	en	N (5)	E	blood
240	ena	ena	N (4)	O	air, atmosphere, sky, power
241	enadata	enadata	N (4)	O	survival, instinct	ena 'ability' + data 'continue'
242	enakago	enakago	N (6)	S	permission	ena 'power' + kago 'agree'
243	enakoünt	enakoünt	N (6)	E	reasoning, cognition, intuition, logic	ena 'power' + koünt 'think'
244	enalag	enawag	N (4)	S	domination	ena 'power' + lag 'dominate'
245	enaliu	enalu	N (4)	E	talent	ena 'power' + liu 'birth'
246	enantee	enanchi	N (4)	S	strength, ability, power, skill	ena 'power' + nantee 'strong'
247	enaseom	enahyon	N (4)	E	freedom, flight	ena 'power, sky' + seom 'fly'
248	enaskasab	enaskasav	N (4)	S	hypocrisy	ena 'power' + s GEN + kasab 'both'
249	es	es	V (tr), N (6)	O	put, place, position, spot	(ens, el, e, üs \| eos, eorn, eork, eor, üüs)
250	esag	esag	V (tr)	S	take out, show, exhibit, expose	es 'put' + -ag 'outward', REDUP eosag
251	esaip	esayp	V (tr)	W	shove into/onto	es 'put' + -aip 'forcefully', REDUP eosaip
252	esak	esak	V (tr), N (4)	W	shock	es 'put' + -ak 'from above', REDUP eosak
253	esäln	ehyawn	V (tr)	N	add	es 'put' + -äln 'to', REDUP eosäln
254	esänal	ehyanaw	N (4)	N	addition	esäln 'add' + a GER
255	esandu	esandu	V (tr)	E	entrap	es 'put' + -andu 'from under', REDUP eosandu
256	esao	esaw	V (tr), N (6)	S	remove, subtract, removal, subtraction	es 'put' + -ao 'from', REDUP eosao
257	esdosue	estoswe	N (6)	S	exit	es NOM + dosue 'leave'
258	eseom	ehyon	V (tr)	E	swap	es 'put' + -eom 'through', REDUP eoseom, with DAT for 'swap with'
259	eslag	ewsag	N (6)	S	floor	es NOM + lag 'dominate'
260	esmadik	esmajik	N (4)	W	workplace	es 'spot' + madik 'work'
261	esmoms	esmons	N (6)	E	construction site	es 'spot' + moms 'build'
262	esol	esow	V (tr), N (6)	N	put in, insert, include, insertion, inclusion	es 'put' + -ol 'inward', REDUP eosol
263	esout	esowt	N (6)	W	spring (season)	et 'end' + solt 'darkness' (lt > u) (REDUP esosout)
264	esp	esp	Adj	O	usual, normal, standard, typical, average, medium
265	espa	espa	N (6)	O	norm, standard, average	esp 'normal' + a NOM
266	espa	espa	N (6)	O	norm, standard	esp 'normal' + a NOM
267	espadal	espadaw	N (4)	N	reception, acceptance	es 'put' + padal 'receive'
268	espiir	espayr	N (6)	N	difference	es 'spot' + piir 'differ'
269	espuio	espuyo	N (6)	S	entrance	es NOM + puio 'enter'
270	essällein	ehhyalleyn	N (6)	E	library	es NOM + säln 'borrow' + lein 'book'
271	esui	eswi	V (tr)	W	defeat, finish off	es 'put' + -ui 'completely', REDUP eosui
272	et	et	V (erg), N (6)	W	end (verb + noun), kill	irregular DAT elit 'to the end, forever, always' and all compounds starting with this word, regular dative for the verb gerund: iti > liti
273	et usa	et usa	V (tr)	W	die	et 'end' + usa 'self'
274	eusat	ewsat	N (4)	E	death	et 'end' + usa 'self'
275	gä	ja	Pro (6)	W	this	used as a demonstrative pronoun, demonstrative adjectives: gäl N, go S, gi W, gän E, gä O
276	gaa	go	N (4)	O	skill, craft
277	gaakuni	gokuni	N (4)	W	science	gaa 'craft' + kuni 'research'
278	gaasop	gosop	N (4)	W	coordination, dexterity	gaa 'skill' + sop 'hand'
279	gabkü	gacchü	N (6), Adj	O	reverse, opposite
280	gaem	gaym	V (tr)	E	draw, paint, make art
281	gägäe	jajay	N (3)	S	cicada	onomatopoeic
282	gaki	gachi	V (tr)	W	ask, question, doubt
283	gata	gata	N (6)	O	type, kind, sort, genre, topic, style	can be used as an adjectivizer (gat(a)-)
284	gataba	gatava	Adj	O	various, different	gata 'type' + boa 'many'
285	gatabee	gatavi	Adj	S	(of the) day	gata ADJ + bee 'light'
286	gatabipons	gatavipons	Adj	E	national	gata ADJ + bipons 'country'
287	gataniusab	gatanyusav	Adj	S	artistic	gata ADJ + niusab 'art'
288	gatansk	gatansk	N (6)	E	topic, theme	gata 'type' + dansk 'say', with GEN for 'on the topic of'
289	gatasolem	gatasolen	N (6)	E	hairstyle	gata 'type' + solem 'hair'
290	gatasolt	gatasowt	Adj	N	(of the) night	gata ADJ + solt 'darkness'
291	gatasteis	gatahcheys	N (6)	O	outfit	gata 'type' + s GEN + deis 'clothing'
292	gatiis	gatays	Adj, N (4)	O	special, unique, uniqueness	gat- ADJ + iis 'one'
293	gaür	gaür	V (tr)	N	ask, plead, beg	with DIR for 'ask for' DAT 'ask someone'
294	gaürn	gaürn	N (6)	N	bangs	gaürn 'I beg'
295	geiol	jeyow	N (6)	N	attic	gu NOM + seiol 'steep'
296	gems	jens	N (6)	E	hallway, corridor	g NOM + bems 'long'
297	gil	jiw	N (3)	N	fish
298	gilk	jiwk	N (5)	N	fog, mist
299	gimisdar	jimistar	V (intr)	N	stand	gir 'fight' + misda 'again'
300	gios	jos	N (6)	O	internal organ, intestine, vessel, bowl, recepticle
301	gir	jir	V (tr)	N	fight	with DIR 'fight someone, fight against someone'
302	girag	jinag	V (tr)	S	offend, attack	gir 'fight' + -ag 'outward'
303	girdont	jirdont	N (6)	E	castle, fortress	gir 'fight' + dont 'hold'
304	girol	jinow	V (tr)	N	defend, protect	gir 'fight' + -ol 'inward', DIR for 'defend someone' DAT for 'defend against someone'
305	girolnib	jinowniv	N (3)	S	angel	girol 'protect' + nib 'beauty'
306	gor	gur	N (3)	N	bear	onomatopoeic
307	goupe	gowpye	N (2-2)	S	ankle	*gou 'turn' + pe 'leg'
308	gousop	gowsop	N (2-2)	W	wrist	*gou 'turn' + sop 'hand'
309	gubäd	guvyad	N (6)	S	cellar, basement	gu NOM + bäd 'rape'
310	gud	gud	Adj	S	common, frequent	rot gud 'often'
311	gudbarsta	gupparsta	N (6)	O	frequency	gud 'common' + barst 'rare' + a NOM
312	gudentoü	gujentoü	N (6)	O	warehouse, container, storage room	gu NOM + dentoü 'store'
313	guelt	gwewt	N (6)	N	hideout	gu NOM + elt 'hide'
314	güitpons	jüippons	N (6)	E	mine	g NOM + üitpons 'dig'
315	gukol	gukow	N (6)	N	bedroom	gu- NOM + kol 'sleep'
316	guläl	gulaw	N (6)	N	living room	gu- NOM + *läl 'stay'
317	gumals	gumaws	N (6)	N	bathroom, restroom	gu NOM + mals 'wash'
318	gumu	gumu	N (6)	E	classroom	gu NOM + mu 'learn'
319	gunagal	gunagaw	N (6)	N	swimming pool	gu NOM + nagal 'swim'
320	gunt	gont	V (tr)	E	pull
321	gür	jür	Adv		five	REDUP gügür 'fifteen'
322	güra	jüna	N (1)	O	five, number five	gür 'five' + -a NOM, REDUP gügüra 'fifteen'
323	gusiensoü	guhyensoü	N (6)	O	hotel	gu NOM + siensoü 'lodge'
324	gusoir	gusoyr	N (6)	N	kitchen, dining room	gu- NOM + soir 'eat'
325	iäbada	yavada	N (6), Adv	O	tomorrow	i NOM + äbada 'will exist'
326	ibaenst	ivaynst	N (6)	E	Monday	inst 'start' + bae 'week'
327	ibamt	ivant	N (6)	E	May	i- NOM + bamt 'flower'
328	ibee	ivi	N (6)	S	June	i- NOM + bee 'light'
329	iekuit	yekwit	N (6)	W	March	i- NOM + ekuit 'murder'
330	ieusat	yewsat	N (6)	W	July	i- NOM + eusat 'death'
331	iis	ays	Adv, N (1)	O	one, unit, time (one time, two times…)	REDUP iisiis 'eleven'
332	iisbae	ayspay	N (2-7)	S	day of the week	iis 'unit' + bae 'week'
333	iismadik	aysmajik	N (6)	W	Wednesday	iis 'unit' + madik 'work'
334	ikaionst	ikayonst	N (6)	E	fall, autumn	inst 'start' + kaio 'love'
335	iliu	ilu	N (6)	E	April	i- NOM + liu 'life'
336	ils	iws	N (3)	N	snake	onomatopoeic
337	imi	imi	Pro (6)	O	when	li DAT + mis 'time' + lä 'what'
338	imirn	imirn	N (6)	N	September	i- NOM + mirn 'pain'
339	imuga	imuga	N (6)	O	cycle	i NOM + muga 'circle'
340	ingaä	engo	Adj	W	late, old, stale
341	inst	enst	V (erg), N (6)	E	start (verb + noun), begin, beginning
342	insteta	enhcheta	Prep		for (time)	inst 'begin' + et 'end' + -a NOM, used with DIR
343	irada	inada	N (6), Adv	O	yesterday	i NOM + *rada 'existed'
344	irak	inak	N (6)	W	November	i- NOM + rak 'fall'
345	iresin	iyehyen	N (4)	E	youth	i- NOM + resin 'young'
346	irm	irm	Adj	N	sole, only, lone
347	is	is	N (6)	O	hour	iis 'unit'
348	iseom	ihyon	N (4)	E	time off, vacation, free time	i NOM + seom 'be free'
349	isoü	isoü	V (tr), N (4)	O	help, aid, assistance	es 'put' + -oü 'partially', REDUP iesoü, isoü äbkus mika 'help someone with something'
350	isrig	ihig	N (3)	S	seller	kus 'person' + rig 'sell'
351	issige	ihije	N (3)	S	driver, climber	kus 'person' + sige 'climb'
352	iuska	yuska	N (6)	O	hole, orifice	can be used as a diminutive suffix (-uska/-ska)
353	iuskaulo	yuskawwo	N (6)	S	bellybutton	iuska 'hole' + ulo 'belly'
354	ka	ka	N (6)	O	side, part
355	kaabi	kovi	N (6), Adv	W	(on the) right side, west side	ka 'side' + abi 'right, west'
356	käbee	chavi	N (3)	S	giver, donor	kus 'person' + räbee 'give'
357	kada	kadá	N (6), Adv	N	(on the) other side	ka 'side' + darn 'other', irregular stress because of the clipped form
358	kadans	kadans	N (6), Adv	E	(on the) far side, far end	ka 'side' + dans 'far'
359	kago	kago	Adj, V (intr)	S	agree, same	DAT for 'agree with'
360	kagoeli	kagweli	Conj		also, even, neither/nor, both/and	kago 'agree' + eli DAT, followed by dative case
361	kagon	kagon	Adj	E	similar	kago 'same' + -n DIM
362	kaian	kayan	N (4)	E	friendship, (platonic) love, fondness	diminutive of kaio 'love'
363	kaio	kayo	N (4)	S	(romantic) love, bisexuality
364	kaiosaban	kayosavan	N (4)	E	heterosexuality, homosexuality	kaio 'love' + saban 'half'
365	kair	kayr	Adj	N	smart, wise
366	kaka	kaka	Pro (6)	S	(on) the same side	ka 'side' + kago 'same'
367	kamon	kamon	N (6), Adv	E	(on the) left side, east side	ka 'side' + mon 'left, east'
368	kamüi	kamüi	N (6), Adv	W	(on the) near side, near end	ka 'side' + müi 'near'
369	kanoe	kanwe	V (intr)	S	jump
370	kap	kap	V (tr)	W	hear
371	kapil	kapiw	N (6), Adv	N	(on the) bottom side, north side	ka 'side' + pil 'down, north'
372	kario	kayo	N (6), Adv	S	(on the) top side, south side	ka 'side' + rio 'up, south'
373	kart	kart	V (tr)	N	lose, err
374	kartig	kaychig	N (4)	S	sale	kart 'lose' + rig 'sell'
375	karu	kanu	Adj	E	dull
376	karumotäa	kanumoche	N (6)	O	sharpness, dullness	karu 'dull' + motä 'sharp' + a NOM
377	kasab	kasav	Adj	S	both	ka 'side' + sab 'two'
378	kaun	kawn	V (tr)	E	wait, expect
379	kiilm	kaym	N (6)	N	disaster, misfortune, curse
380	kiimskair	kaymskayr	N (4)	N	knowledge	kiilm 'curse' + s GEN + kair 'smart'
381	kiio	chiyo	V (tr)	S	send
382	kiti	chichi	Adj	W	short (of distance)	can be used as a diminutive suffix (-ti/-iti), triggers umlaut
383	kitibemsa	chichivyensa	N (6)	O	length	kiti 'short' + bems 'long' + -a NOM
384	kiulu	chuwu	Pro (3)		you (second person singular)	GEN orlu owu DAT äblu, SBJ ki- DO -lu
385	ko	ko	Art		the	from gä DEM, ki after back vowels (kän for E), a after consonants except /ɰ̃/
386	kok	kok	N (6)	W	edge, end, border
387	kol	kow	V (intr)	N	sleep, rest
388	konoe	konwe	N (2-10)	S	finger, toe
389	kors	kurs	N (3)	N	recipient	kus 'person' + nors 'take'
390	korspolstak	kurspowstak	N (3)	W	prisoner	kors 'recepient' + polstak 'imprison'
391	kos	kos	V (tr)	O	use
392	kosaio	kosayo	N (3)	S	spouse, partner	kaio 'love' + usa 'heart'
393	kosois	kosoys	N (4)	O	usage	kos 'use' + ois NOM
394	koünkair	koünkayr	N (4)	N	wit, wisdom, intelligence	koün NOM + kair 'smart, wise'
395	koünsami	koünsami	N (4)	W	memory (general)	koünt 'think' + sami 'back'
396	koünsamil	koünsamiw	N (6)	N	memory (single)	koünsami 'memory' + l DIM
397	koünseiol	koünhyeyow	N (6)	O	severity, steepness	koün NOM + seiol 'steep, harsh, severe'
398	koünsket	koünhchet	N (6)	W	August	koün- NOM + sket 'death, rotting'
399	koünsolt	koünsowt	N (6)	N	December	koün- NOM + solt 'darkness'
400	koünt	koünt	V (intr)	E	think	used as a nominalizer (koü(n)-/-(oü)nt), GEN for 'think about'
401	koüntag	koüntag	V (tr)	S	think of, come up with, imagine	koünt 'think' + -ag 'outward'
402	koüntao	koüntaw	V (tr)	S	remember	koünt 'think' + -ao 'from', REDUP koügoüntao
403	koüntaogou	koüntawgow	V (tr)	E	forget	koüntao 'remember' + -gou 'undo'
404	koüntaoliis	koüntawways	V (tr)	O	remind	with DIR for 'remind of', with DAT for 'remind someone'
405	koüntinst	koünchenst	N (6)	E	reason, motive	koünt 'think' + inst 'start'
406	koüntolä	koüntola	N (6)	W	theory, hypothesis, guess, estimation	koünt 'think' + olä 'attempt'
407	koünuloo	koünuwu	N (4)	S	physical intimacy	koün- NOM + uloo 'hug'
408	kousal	kowsaw	Adj, N (4)	N	boring, uninteresting, boredom	kol 'sleep' + usa 'mind'
409	koütsiondu	koühchondu	N (4)	E	hope	koünt 'think' + siondu 'wish', to hope = to have hope
410	kuä	kwa	Pro (3)	O	who	from kus 'person + lä 'what', GEN nikuä DAT äbkuä
411	kud	kud	V (tr)	S	play, enjoy
412	kudao	kudaw	N (6)	S	game, toy	kud 'play' + ao DIM
413	kudeia	kujeya	N (4)	O	sport, exercise	kud 'play' + eia 'body'
414	kuni	kuni	V (tr)	W	check, verify, investigate, research
415	kunidansk	kunidansk	N (6)	E	dictionary	kuni 'check' + dansk 'say'
416	kuop	kwop	N (6)	W	stone
417	kuopadaet	kwopadayt	N (6)	W	grave	kuop 'stone' + adaet 'disappear'
418	kuopan	kwopan	N (6)	W	pebble	kuop 'stone' + -an DIM
419	kupüid	kupüid	N (6)	S	movie, video	kud 'play' + püi 'eye
420	kura	kuna	N (6)	O	part, portion, slice, piece
421	kurasmis	kunahmis	N (6)	O	period of time	kura 'part' + s GEN + mis 'time'
422	kurm	kurm	N (3)	N	pig	onomatopoeic
423	kus	kus	N (3)	O	person	irregular GEN nikus and all compounds starting with this word
424	kusag	kusag	V (tr)	S	confirm, validate, affirm, accept, ascertain	kuso 'offer' + -ag 'outward'
425	kusago	kusago	N (4)	S	confirmation, validation, affirmation, acceptance	kusag 'confirm' + o GER
426	kusak	kusak	V (erg)	W	hang, suspend	kuso 'offer' + -ak 'from above'
427	kusan	kusan	Pro (3)	O	no one/someone	kus 'person' + an NEG.ART, second meaning if main verb is negated
428	kusda	kustá	Pro (3)	N	other person	kus 'person' + darn 'other', REDUP kugusda
429	kuska	kuska	Pro (3)	S	same person	kus 'person' + kago 'same', REDUP kuguska
430	kuso	kuso	V (tr)	S	offer, give, equip, prepare
431	kusosoir	kusosoyr	N (6)	N	restaurant	kuso 'offer' + soir 'food'
432	la	wa	Pro (3)		you (second person plural)	kiulu 'you' + boa 'many', GEN ral DAT äbal, SBJ la- DO -al
433	lä	la	Pro (6)	O	what
434	laäpan	wopan	N (6)	E	bridge	a NOM + läpan 'connect'
435	läb	lav	Pro (3)	S	he/she/it/they (third person south unmarked)	GEN orläb DAT äbläb, SBJ lä- DO -läb
436	lag	wag	V (tr)	S	dominate, top	-(a)g as a verbal suffix suggesting outwardness, action
437	läl	law	V (intr)	N	be	copula (lälä, lebi, lis, liu, lil, lal, lä, läl \| (ar), arn, äbi, äris, ark, äril, aral, ar, ar), neg. by making sbj. compl. genitive
438	läl bis	law vis	V (intr)	N	like (be liked)	läl 'be' + bis 'everything', S is the liked, IO is the liker in DAT (lä bis X DAT-Y 'Y likes X', lit. Y is everything for X)
439	läl üta	lal üta	V (intr)	N	say	läl 'be' + üta 'like', followed by some complement, can be quote. If noun, it is genitive. Epenthetic p added to V-final copula forms.
440	läl'üta	lalűta	N (6)	O	language, the name of this language	läl üta 'say', penultimate stress because originally these were two separate words
441	läläb	lalav	Pro (3)	S	he/she/it/they (third person south marked)	läb reduplicated, GEN räläb DAT äbäläb, SBJ lälä- DO -äläb
442	lälugu	lawugu	V (intr)	E	live, reside	läl 'stay' + ugu 'house'
443	läpan	lapan	V (tr), N (6)	E	connect, link, link, connection, relation
444	lei	ley	V (tr)	W	read
445	lein	leyn	N (6)	E	book	lei 'read' + -n DIM
446	leinmu	leymmu	N (6)	E	textbook	lein 'book' + mu 'learn'
447	leinsanskandu	leynsanskandu	N (6)	E	guidebook, user manual	lein 'book' + sanskandu 'explain'
448	lemt	lent	V (tr)	E	gather
449	lemta	lenta	N (6)	O	group, gathering, herd, lump, cluster	lemt 'gather' + a NOM
450	leos	los	V (tr)	O	seek, search, look for
451	leos	los	N (6)	O	name
452	leoskuni	loskuni	N (4)	W	verification, check, research	leos 'seek' + kuni 'check'
453	les	les	V (tr)	O	bite, chew
454	leüb	leüv	Adj	S	hot
455	leübtorsa	leüttursa	N (6)	O	temperature	leüb 'hot' + tors 'cold' + a NOM
456	leüt	leüt	N (6)	W	tree
457	li	li	Pro (1~2)		you (second person set)	kiulu 'you' + bis 'all', GEN diil DAT mil, SBJ li- DO -il
458	libis	livis	Pro (6)	O	from everywhere	li DAT + bis 'every'
459	lilä	lila	Pro (6)	O	to what, whither, where	li DAT + lä 'what'
460	lilägo	lilago	Pro (6)	S	to/at the same place	lilä 'where, whither' + kago 'same'
461	lilärn	lilarn	Pro (6)	N	to/at elsewhere	lilä 'where, whither' + darn 'other'
462	linür	linür	Pro (6)	N	(to) nowhere/somewhere	li DAT + nür NEG.LOC.COP-GER, second meaning if main verb is negated
463	lioü	loü	N (6), V (tr)	O	middle, split, separate
464	lioübee	loüvi	N (6)	S	midday, noon	lioü 'middle' + bee 'light'
465	lioülemt	loülent	N (6)	E	square, yard	lioü 'middle' + lemt 'gather'
466	lioüpe	loüpye	N (2-2)	S	knee	lioü 'middle' + pe 'leg'
467	lioüsolt	loüsowt	N (6)	N	midnight	lioü 'middle' + solt 'darkness'
468	lioüsop	loüsop	N (2-2)	W	elbow	lioü 'middle' + sop 'hand'
469	lirsk	lirsk	N (6)	E	brain, mystery
470	liu	lu	V (tr), N (4)	E	bear, give birth, life (lifetime)
471	liubamt	luvant	V (intr)	E	blossom	liu 'bear' + bamt 'flower'
472	liübin	liüvyen	Adj	E	warm	leüb 'hot' + -in DIM
473	loä	wa	V (tr)	W	count
474	loäloä	wawa	Adj	W	several	loä 'count' REDUP
475	lob	wov	N (3)	S	dog	onomatopoeic
476	lols	wows	Adj	N	wet
477	madik	majik	V (intr), N (4)	W	work
478	maia	maya	N (6)	O	face
479	mals	maws	V (tr)	N	wash, clean
480	mar	mar	V (tr)	N	buy
481	marriga	mayiga	N (6)	O	trade, exchange, transfer	mar 'buy' + rig 'sell' + -a NOM
482	mars	mars	N (5)	N	snow
483	marstar	marstar	N (6)	N	bakery	mar 'sell' + star 'bread'
484	mata	mata	N (6)	O	sound
485	matado	matado	Adj	S	loud	mata 'sound' + do 'big'
486	matag	matag	V (intr)	S	scream, shout	mata 'sound' + -g AUG
487	matamilk	matamiwk	Adj	N	quiet (low in sound, not 'silent')	mata 'sound' + milk 'small'
488	matasadan	matasadan	N (6)	E	calling, call	mata 'sound' + sadan 'call'
489	matosa	matosa	N (6)	O	voice, what one's hearts tells one	mata 'sound' + usa 'heart' (au > o)
490	mere	meye	N (3)	S	sheep	onomatopoeic
491	mi	mi	Pro (6)	O	here	from müi 'close', acts nominally, for adverbial use: GEN semi 'hence' DAT irregular emi 'here, hither'
492	mibee	mivi	N (6)	S	day, daytime	mis 'time' + bee 'light'
493	mibis	mivis	Pro (6)	O	always, at all times	li DAT + mis 'time' + bis 'every'
494	mienarn	myenarn	N (5)	N	rain	mirn 'sadness' + ena 'sky'
495	mika	mika	N (6)	O	thing	-a may be used as a neutralizing suffix
496	mikaäbbaba	mikoppava	N (6)	O	task, duty	mika 'thing' + äbbaba 'must do'
497	mikabamt	mikavant	N (4)	E	romance	mika 'thing' + bamt 'flower'
498	mikago	mikago	Pro (6)	S	same thing	mika 'thing' + kago 'same'
499	mikaliu	mikalu	N (3)	E	animal	mika 'thing' + liu 'life'
500	mikan	mikan	Pro (6)	O	nothing/something	mika 'thing' + nüi NEG.ART, second meaning if main verb is negated
501	mikarn	mikarn	Pro (6)	N	other thing	mika 'thing' + darn 'other'
502	miko	miko	N (2-2)	S	thigh
503	mikoso	mikoso	N (4)	S	truth	mika 'thing' + uso 'true' (au > o)
504	miku	miku	V (tr)	E	sing, make noise (animal)
505	mikugägäe	mikujajay	N (6)	S	summer	miku 'sing' + gägäe 'cicada'
506	mikuu	mikaw	N (4)	E	song, music	miku 'sing' + -u GER
507	milk	miwk	Adj	N	small, short (of height), low	can be used as a diminutive suffix (-mil/-il), triggers umlaut
508	milki	miwchi	Adj	E	cute, nice, cool	milk 'small' + kiti 'short'
509	milkisoreo	miwchisoyo	N (6)	S	pussy, butthole	milki 'cute' + soreo 'funny'
510	milm	miwm	N (3)	N	cat	onomatopoeic
511	mimi	mimi	Pro (6)	O	there	mi 'here' reduplicated, acts nominally, for adverbial use: GEN semimi 'thence' DAT irregular emimi 'there, thither'
512	min	myen	Adv		four	REDUP mimin 'fourteen'
513	mina	mina	N (1)	O	four, number four	min 'four' + -a NOM, REDUP mimina 'fourteen'
514	mins	myens	Pro (6) [a], Prt [b]	O	[a] thus, like this, so, [b] yes	bans 'for' + mi 'here'
515	minspiira	myenspayna	N (6)	O	whether or not, validity	mins 'thus' + piir 'differ' + -a NOM
516	mion	myon	Pro (3)	E	he/she/it/they (third person east unmarked)	GEN rion DAT ebion, SBJ m(i)- DO -ion
517	mionon	myonon	Pro (3)	E	he/she/it/they (third person east marked)	mion irregularly reduplicated, GEN ornon DAT äbnon, SBJ mion- DO -non
518	miräbtüees	miyacchüis	N (6)	O	month	mis 'time' + räbtüee 'pay'
519	mirn	mirn	N (4)	N	sadness, illness, pain, fear
520	mirnamadik	mirnamajik	N (4)	W	exhaustion, fatigue	mirn 'pain' + madik 'work'
521	mirnatirt	mirnachirt	N (4)	N	worry, problem	mirn 'fear' + tirt 'worry'
522	mis	mis	N (4)	O	time, day (figuratively)	used as a nominalizer, especially for time-related words (mi-/i-), reduplicated form mimis means 'a time/moment'
523	misada	misada	N (6), Adv	O	today	mis 'time' + ada 'exist' (similarly to other compounds with mis, the dative prefix in the adverbial sense is clipped and implied)
524	misan	misan	Pro (6)	O	never/sometime	li DAT + mis 'time' + an NEG.ART, second meaning if main verb is negated
525	misda	mistá	Pro (6)	N	(at) another time, again, still	mis 'time' + darn 'other'
526	misdans	mistans	N (4), Adj	E	past, last (as in last week)	mis 'time' + dans 'far'
527	misk	misk	N (4), Adj, Adv		present, current, now	mis 'time' + gä DEM
528	miska	miska	Pro (6)	S	(at) the same time	mis 'time' + kago 'same'
529	misliu	miwhyu	N (6)	E	birthday	mis 'time, day' + liu 'birth'
530	mismüi	mihmüi	N (4), Adj	W	future, next (as in next week)	mis 'time' + müi 'near'
531	missolt	missowt	N (6)	N	night, nighttime	mis 'time' + solt 'darkness'
532	miugu	myugu	N (6)	E	Saturday	mis 'time' + ugu 'house'
533	moko	moko	N (6)	S	tongue
534	molpüiso	mowpüiso	V (intr)	S	wake up	molso 'open' + püi 'eyes'
535	molso	mowso	V (tr)	S	open
536	momk	monk	Adj, N (3)	E	woman, female
537	moms	mons	V (tr)	E	build, erect, stand
538	momspog	monspog	N (6)	S	skyscraper, tower	moms 'build' + bog 'tall'
539	mon	mon	N (6)	E	east, left, not (negation for W)
540	monamomst	monamonst	N (4)	E	grammar	monat 'rule' + moms 'build'
541	monat	monat	N (6)	W	rule, regulation, law
542	monatpump	monaypomp	N (4)	E	relationship	monat 'rule' + pump 'touch'
543	moso	moso	N (4)	S	chaos, confusion
544	motä	mocha	Adj	W	sharp
545	motil	mochiw	V (intr)	N	submit to, bottom	with DAT, -(o)l as a verbal suffix suggesting inwardness, reception
546	mu	mu	N (3)	E	cow	onomatopoeic
547	mu	mu	V (tr)	E	learn
548	muao	mwaw	V (tr), N (6)	S	kiss (verb + noun), minute, be next to
549	mudansk	mudansk	N (4)	E	linguistics	mu 'learn' + dansk 'speech'
550	mudosue	mudoswe	N (4)	S	physics	mu 'learn' + dosue 'move'
551	müe	müe	N (3)	S	sibling, brother, sister
552	muga	muga	N (6)	O	circle, wheel
553	müi	müi	Adj	W	near	also used for proximal demonstratives
554	müidansa	müidansa	Adv, Adj, N (6)	O	enough, just right, distance	müi 'near' + dans 'far' + -a NOM
555	müikago	müikago	Adv		almost	müi 'near' + kago 'same'
556	muingaä	mwengo	N (4)	W	history	mu 'learn' + ingaä 'old'
557	mukoünt	mukoünt	N (4)	E	philosophy	mu 'learn' + koünt 'think'
558	mulei	muley	N (4)	W	reading	mu 'learn' + lei 'read'
559	muliu	mulu	N (4)	E	biology	mu 'learn' + liu 'life'
560	muloä	muwa	N (4)	W	mathematics, arithmetic	mu 'learn' + loä 'count'
561	munal	munaw	N (4)	N	chemistry	mu 'learn' + nal 'liquid'
562	murättäa	muyacche	N (6)	O	education	mu 'learn' + rättä 'teach' + a NOM
563	murot	munot	N (4)	W	geography	mu 'learn' + rot 'way'
564	mürp	mürp	N (4)	N	ugliness
565	mustonk	mustonk	N (4)	E	agriculture	mu 'learn' + stonk 'cultivate'
566	nä	nya	Pro (3)		I (first person singular)	GEN rän DAT äb'n, SBJ n(ä)- DO -(ä)n
567	näktil	nyacchiw	Adj	N	recent	näl 'come' + kiti 'short'
568	nal	naw	N (5)	N	water, liquid
569	näl	nyaw	V (intr)	N	come	(näln, nälk, näl, nä \| nä-)
570	naldo	nawdo	N (6)	S	sea, ocean	nal 'water' + do 'big'
571	nalei	naley	Adj	W	legible	na- '-able' + lei 'read'
572	nalgaem	nawgaym	N (5)	E	paint	nal 'liquid' + gaem 'paint'
573	nalkaio	nawkayo	N (5)	S	cum	nal 'liquid' + kaio 'love'
574	nalmirn	nawmirn	N (6)	N	tear	nal 'liquid' + mirn 'sadness'
575	nalmu	nawmu	N (5)	E	milk
576	nalsiba	nawhiva	N (6)	S	beach, seaside, seashore	nal 'water' + sib 'sand' + a NOM
577	nalsue	nawswe	V (intr), N (6)	S	river, flow	nal 'water' + dosue 'move'
578	nämisdal	nyamistaw	V (intr)	N	go back, return	näl 'come' + misda 'again' (nämisdaln, nämisdalk, nämisda, nämisdal \| nä-)
579	nantee	nanchi	Adj	S	strong, brave	can be used as an augmentative (-ee/-tee), used as an adjectivizing prefix (na(n)-) to mean -able
580	napump	napomp	Adj	E	tangible, touchable	na- '-able' + pump 'touch'
581	nebi	nyevi	Pro (3)		we (first person set)	nä 'I' + bis 'all', GEN diibi DAT imbi, SBJ ne- DO -bi
582	nelli	nyelli	Prep		until, to	näl 'come' + li DAT, used with DAT
583	nib	niv	N (4)	S	beauty
584	nibuska	nivuska	N (6)	O	mole, beauty spot	nib 'beauty' + uska DIM
585	nid	nid	N (1)	S	sun
586	nidingaä	nijengo	N (6)	W	Thursday	nid 'sun' + ingaä 'late'
587	nidresin	nijehyen	N (6)	E	Tuesday	nid 'sun' + resin 'early'
588	nier	nyur	N (6)	N	duty, obligation
589	niko	niko	N (4)	S	happiness, health, pleasure, peace
590	nils	niws	N (6)	N	regret	does nils limika 'to regret something'
591	nisoüb	nisoüv	N (2-10)	S	fingernail, toenail, claw	nib 'beauty' + sop 'arm' (p > ü)
592	niusab	nyusav	N (4)	S	art	nib 'beauty' + usa 'mind', REDUP for 'piece of art'
593	no	no	Art		no (negative article)	from nür NEG.LOC.COP, nüi after back vowels (nüän for E), an after consonants
594	no	no	V (tr)	S	find, encounter, meet	*nors 'take' (non, nosk, ni, sao \| (nino), ninon, ninosk, nini, nosao)
595	noba	nova	N (6)	O	color, hue, theme
596	noban	novan	N (3)	E	butterfly	noba 'color' + n DIM
597	nobanürn	novanürn	N (3)	N	moth	noba 'color' + nür 'lack' + n DIM
598	nobo	novo	Adj	S	amazing, wonderful, great, colorful	so 'emit' + noba 'color'
599	nobosa	novosa	N (4)	O	emotion	noba 'color' + usa 'mind' (au > o)
600	nodont	nodont	N (6)	E	acquisition	nors 'take' + dont 'hold'
601	noir	noyr	V (intr)	N	sink, descend	with DAT for 'sink in, descend to', with GEN for 'descend from'
602	noo	nu	N (6)	S	encounter, meeting	no 'meet' + o GER
603	nop	nop	N (2-2)	W	parent, father, mother	unmarked when referring to both parents, marked when referring to one
604	nopingaä	nopyengo	N (2-2~4)	W	grandparent, grandfather, grandmother	nop 'parent' + ingaä 'old', unmarked when referring to all four grandparents or either of the pairs, marked when referring to one
605	nopinsabangaä	nopyensavango	N (3)	W	any relative two generations older	nopingaä 'grandparent' + saban 'half'
606	norea	noya	V (intr), N (4)	O	act, behave, action, behavior	nors 'take' + re 'give' + -a NOM
607	nors kaio	nurs kayo	V (tr)	N	be loved	nors 'take' + kaio 'love'
608	nors mirn	nurs mirn	V (tr)	N	be sad, ill, in pain, suffer	nors 'take' + mirn 'sadness, pain' with DAT
609	nors niko	nurs niko	V (tr)	N	be happy, healthy, free of pain, free of fear	nors 'take' + niko 'happiness, health' with DAT
610	norsandu	nursandu	V (tr)	E	compare	nors 'take' + -andu 'from under', REDUP ninorsandu
611	norsanduu	nursandaw	N (4)	E	comparison	norsandu 'compare' + u GER
612	norseom	noyhyon	V (tr)	E	fix, repair	nors 'take' + -eom 'through', REDUP ninorseom
613	norseomu	noyhyomu	N (4)	E	fix, correction, repair	norseom 'fix, repair' + u GER
614	norskart	nurskart	N (4)	N	loss, error, mistake	*nors 'take' + kart 'lose, err'
615	norstore	nurstoye	N (4)	S	victory, success	*nors 'take' + dore 'win'
616	nort	nurt	V (tr)	N	drink
617	nosabaip	nosavayp	N (3)	W	aunt, uncle, any relative one generation older	nop 'parent' + saban 'half' (n > i)
618	noüm	noüm	N (6)	E	fruit, apple
619	nüesp	nüesp	Adj	O	strange, weird, atypical	nür 'lack' + esp 'normal'
620	nür	nür	V (intr)	N	not be there	negative locative copula (nüä, nübi, nüis, nürk, nüil, nüal, nü, nür \| nü-)
621	nürsolt	nürsowt	N (4)	N	lack	*nür 'lack' + solt 'emptiness'
622	odnu	oynu	V (tr)	E	follow, be behind	with DIR
623	ognol	ownow	Adj	N	bad
624	oknio	ownyo	V (intr)	S	fit, be appropriate
625	okpi	oppi	V (tr)	W	manage, administer, take care of
626	olä	ola	N (4)	W	effort, struggle, endeavor, attempt, try
627	olo	owo	Adj	S	good
628	ondi	onji	V (tr), N (6)	W	decide, decision, resolve
629	oo	u	V (intr), N (6)	S	laugh	with GEN for 'laugh at'
630	oon	on	V (intr), N (6)	E	smile	oo 'laugh' + -n DIM
631	osso	osso	N (3)	S	fly (animal)	onomatopoeic
632	ot	ot	N (6)	W	bone
633	otpaso	oppaso	N (2~24)	S	rib	ot 'bone' + paso 'taste'
634	otport	opport	N (6)	N	spine	ot 'bone' + port 'back'
635	otsurs	osturs	N (6)	N	skull	ot 'bone' + surs 'head'
636	oüt	oüt	V (tr)	W	lead, be in front	with DIR
637	pa	pa	Pro (3)	O	he/she/it/they (third person neutral unmarked)	GEN nipa DAT äbpa, SBJ p(a)- DO -pa
638	paba	pava	Pro (3)	O	he/she/it/they (third person neutral marked)	pa reduplicated, GEN niba DAT äbba, SBJ pab- DO -ba
639	padal	padaw	V (tr)	N	receive, take in, accept
640	pag	pag	V (intr)	S	go, walk	(pask, pal, pa, pao \| (üit) üint, üik, üi, i)
641	pagaip	pagayp	V (intr)	W	run, race	pag 'go' + -aip 'forcefully', REDUP üitaip
642	pagpe	pappye	V (intr)	S	walk	pag 'go' + pe 'leg, foot', regular conjugation
643	pagson	paskon	Prep		since, from	pag 'go' + son GEN, used with GEN
644	pagui	pagwi	V (intr)	W	reach, get to	pag 'go' + ui 'completely', REDUP üitui
645	paim	paym	Adj	E	sweet, nice, kind, friendly
646	paimabi	paymavi	Adj	W	bitter, rude, mean	paim 'sweet, nice' + abi 'not'
647	paiman	payman	N (6[a], 3[b])	E	[a] cookie, [b] sweetheart, kind person	paim 'sweet, nice' + -an DIM
648	paktig	pacchig	Adj	S	soon, imminent	pag 'go' + kiti 'short'
649	pälsk	pyawsk	Adj	N	thin, slender, narrow
650	pälskormomk	pyawskurmonk	N (6)	E	waist	pälsk 'thin' + or GEN + momk 'woman'
651	pam	pan	N (6)	E	base, root, foundation
652	pamko	panko	Adj	S	easy, simple
653	pamkodoilsa	pankodoysa	N (6)	O	level of difficulty	pamko 'easy' + doils 'hard' + a NOM
654	panbag	panvag	N (6)	S	derivative	pan NOM + bag 'derive'
655	pando	pando	Adj	S	dirty
656	pandu	pandu	V (intr)	E	rise, get up
657	pandupil	pandupiw	N (4)	N	ascension, rise	pandu 'rise' + pil 'up'
658	pandustonk	pandustonk	N (4)	E	rearing, raising, growth	pandu 'rise' + stonk 'raise'
659	panleüt	pawnyeüt	N (5)	W	wood	pan- derivative NOM + leüt 'tree'
660	pannalmu	pannawmu	N (5)	S	cheese	pan- derivative NOM + nalmu 'milk'
661	panniddu	pannittu	N (6)	E	sunrise	pandu 'rise' + nid 'sun'
662	panti	panchi	Adj	W	deep
663	pantisadana	panchisadana	N (6)	O	depth	panti 'deep' + sadan 'shallow' + a NOM
664	paso	paso	V (tr)	S	taste, lick, try
665	paü	paü	N (6)	O	year
666	pe	pye	N (2-2)	S	foot, leg
667	peko	pyeko	N (6)	S	tail
668	peodagdoe	pyodattwe	Adj	S	effective, efficient	peo- '-able' + dagdoe 'function, work'
669	peolei	pyoley	Adj	W	literate	peo- '-able' + lei 'read'
670	peom	pyon	V (tr)	E	create, make, do	can be used as an adjectival suffix (peo(m)-) meaning -able but as an agent, able to do something
671	peomandu	pyomandu	V (tr)	E	assemble, install	peom 'make' + -andu 'from below'
672	peomanduu	pyomandaw	N (4)	E	installation, assembly	peomandu 'install, assemble' + u GER
673	peomao	pyomaw	V (intr)	S	react	peom 'make' + -ao 'from'
674	peommoms	pyommons	N (4)	E	architecture	peom 'create' + moms 'build'
675	petome	pyetomye	N (6)	S	kick	pe 'foot' + tome 'throw'
676	piemoü	pyemoü	V (tr), N (4)	O	pretend, act, impersonate, fake, forgery, fraud, acting	peom 'make' + -oü 'partially', with gerund for 'pretend to do something'
677	piemoüa	pyemoüa	N (6)	O	fake, counterfeit	piemoü 'fake' + a NOM
678	piir	payr	V[a] (intr), Prt[b]	N	[a] differ, [b] no	doubles as negative prefix for verbs (pi-/pii-), with DAT
679	piireli	payyeli	Conj		not	piir 'differ' + eli DAT, followed by dative case
680	pik	pik	Adv		three	REDUP pibik 'thirteen'
681	pika	pika	N (1)	O	three, number three, trio	pik 'three' + -a NOM, REDUP pibika 'thirteen'
682	pikä	picha	V (intr), N (6)	W	blink, twinkle (verb + noun), second (time unit)
683	pikän	pichan	N (2-2)	E	eyelid	pikä 'blink' + n DIM
684	pil	piw	N (6)	N	north, down, not (negation for S)
685	pip	pip	N (3)	W	mouse	onomatopoeic
686	pipa	pipa	N (4)	O	value, worth, meaning
687	pipatarü	pipatayü	N (6)	O	price	pipa 'value' + tarü 'money'
688	pirn	pirn	N (3)	N	elephant	onomatopoeic
689	pisk	pisk	N (5)	O	skin, leather
690	pit	pit	N (2-2)	W	ear
691	pod	pod	N (6)	S	door, gate
692	poda	poda	N (6), V (tr)	O	smell, odor, sniff
693	podasop	podasop	N (2-2)	S	shoulder	poda 'base' + sop 'arm'
694	poi	poy	Adv		six	REDUP poiboi 'sixteen'
695	poia	poya	N (1)	O	six, number six	poi 'six' + -a NOM, REDUP poiboia 'sixteen'
696	poimaianp	poymayamp	N (2-2)	O	cheek	poinp 'tits' + maia 'face'
697	poinp	poymp	N (2-2)	E	titty, boob, front
698	poinpäbi	poympyavi	Adj	W	flat	poinp 'tits' + äbi 'not'
699	poinpiugu	poympyugu	N (6)	E	Friday	poinp 'before' + miugu 'Friday'
700	pois	poys	Adj	O	whole, entire
701	pok	pok	N (3)	W	chicken	onomatopoeic
702	polst	powst	V (tr)	N	close, shut
703	polstak	powstak	V (tr)	W	entrap, shut in, imprison, limit, bind	polst 'close' + rak 'from above'
704	polstäki	powhchachi	N (4)	W	limit	polstak 'limit' + i GER
705	polstasionduk	powstahyonduk	N (4)	W	temperance, self-control, discipline	polstak 'limit' + siondu 'desire'
706	polstüska	powhchüska	N (6)	O	ceiling	polst 'close' + düska 'room'
707	pomi	pomi	V (tr)	W	fold
708	ponka	ponka	N (6)	O	outside
709	ponkaso	ponkaso	N (4)	S	emission, protrusion, ejection	ponka 'outside' + so 'emit'
710	pons	pons	N (5)	E	earth, soil, ground, dirt, land
711	pop	pop	V (tr)	W	see through, finish, complete, get done
712	popet	popyet	N (4)	W	completion	pop 'complete' + et 'end'
713	popo	popo	N (6)	S	mouth, lips
714	port	purt	Adj	N	heavy, difficult
715	port	purt	N (6)	N	back
716	püi	püi	N (2-2)	W	eye
717	püikol	püikow	N (4)	N	sleep, rest, dream	püi 'eyes' + kol 'sleep, rest'
718	puio	puyo	V (intr)	S	enter, go into
719	puls	pus	N (3)	N	insect	onomatopoeic
720	pump	pomp	V (tr)	E	touch, be related to, be concerned with
721	pumpag	pompag	V (tr)	S	refuse	pump 'touch' + -ag 'outward'
722	pumpago	pompago	N (4)	S	refusal	pumpag 'refuse' + o GER
723	pumpeom	pompyon	V (tr)	E	detect, recognize	pump 'touch' + -eom 'through'
724	pumpeomu	pompyomu	N (4)	E	recognition, detection	pumpeom 'recognize' + u GER
725	punalio	punalo	N (6)	S	bay, gulf	puio 'enter' + nal 'water'
726	püst	püst	N (6)	O	region, area, zone, district, range
727	püta	püta	N (6[a], 1[b])	O	[a] nature, -ness, [b] manner, being like, saying
728	pütabag	pütavag	N (4)	S	derivation	püta NOM + bag 'derive'
729	pütabenü	pütavyenü	N (4)	O	specificity, concreteness
730	pütakaun	pütakawn	N (4)	E	expectation	püta NOM + kaun 'wait, expect'
731	pütakud	pütakud	N (4)	S	enjoyment, entertainment	püta NOM + kud 'play'
732	pütanoir	pütanoyr	N (4)	N	descent, downfall	püta NOM + noir 'sink, descend'
733	pütaräbee	pütayavi	N (4)	S	charity	püta- NOM + räbee 'give'
734	pütäsige	püchahije	N (4)	S	climbing, ascension	püta NOM + sige 'climb'
735	pütelit	püchelit	N (4)	W	domination, rule	püta NOM + elit 'rule'
736	pütingaä	püchengo	N (4)	W	antiquity	püt- NOM + ingaä 'old'
737	püüta	paüta	N (6)	O	park, garden	ü NOM + püta 'nature'
738	räbee kaio	yavi kayo	V (tr)	S	love	räbee 'give' + kaio 'love' with DAT
739	räbee mirn	yavi mirn	V (tr)	S	hurt (someone), frighten, be scary	räbee 'give' + mirn 'sadness, pain, fear' with DAT
740	räbee niko	yavi niko	V (tr)	S	make happy, heal	räbee 'give' + niko 'happiness, health' with DAT
741	räbeegou	yavigow	V (tr)	E	give back	räbee 'give' + gou 'do back', REDUP regou
742	räbirait	yavinayt	N (4)	W	conflict, war, disturbance	räbit 'sever' + raid 'peace' (d > i > 0)
743	räbit	yavit	V (tr)	W	cut, sever, stop
744	räbiusat	yavyusat	N (2-2)	W	eyelash	räbit 'stop' + usa 'heart'
745	räbtüee	yacchüi	V (tr)	S	pay	räbee 'give' + tarü 'money', regular conjugation
746	räbuska	yavuska	N (6)	O	gift, present	räbee 'give' + -uska DIM
747	räenabee	yaynavi	N (4)	S	right, privelege	räbee 'give' + ena 'power'
748	ragal	nagaw	V (intr)	N	swim
749	ragalnal	nagawnaw	N (4)	N	swimming	nagal 'swim' + nal 'water'
750	raid	nayd	N (4)	S	safety, peace
751	raidpil	nayppiw	N (4)	N	danger	raid 'safety' + pil NEG
752	rak	nak	V (intr)	W	fall
753	rakrio	nacho	N (4)	S	fall	rak 'fall' + rio 'down'
754	rälk	yawk	N (3)	N	fox	onomatopoeic
755	raniik	nanayk	N (6)	W	sunset	rak 'fall' + nid 'sun' (d > i)
756	rätboistä	yappoyhcha	V (tr), N (4)	W	describe, description	rättä 'teach' + bois 'image'
757	rättä	yaccha	V (tr)	W	tell, teach	DAT for beneficiary, DIR for the thing taught/told
758	rättoüt	yattoüt	N (4)	W	teaching, guidance	rättä 'teach' + oüt 'lead'
759	rau	naw	N (3)	E	tiger	onomatopoeic
760	res	yes	Adv		already	from old perfect form of es 'put'
761	resin	yehyen	Adj	E	early, new, young, fresh	can be used as a diminutive suffix (-in/-sin), triggers umlaut
762	resinga	yehyenga	N (6)	O	age, freshness	resin 'young, new, fresh' + ingaä 'late, old, stale' + a NOM
763	retbis	yeppis	Pro (6)	O	in all ways, completely	rot 'way' + bis 'every'
764	retu	yetu	N (6)	E	village, town
765	retukok	yetukok	N (6)	W	port	retu 'town' + kok 'edge'
766	rig	ig	V (tr)	S	sell
767	rio	yo	N (6)	S	south, up, not (negation for N)
768	roba	nova	Adv		very	rot 'by' + boa 'many'
769	roru	nonu	N (6)	E	source, root, reason
770	rot	not	N (6)	W	path, way, method
771	rot	not	Prep		with (instrumental), by	rot 'path', used with GEN
772	rot semirn	not hyemirn	Adv		unfortunately	rot 'through' + se GEN + mirn 'sadness'
773	rot seniko	not hyeniko	Adv		luckily, thankfully	rot 'through' + se GEN + niko 'happiness'
774	rotan	notan	Pro (6)	O	nohow, not at all/somehow	rot 'way' + an NEG.ART, second meaning if main verb is negated
775	rotba	noppa	N (6)	O	tool, device, machine	rot 'way' + ba 'do'
776	rotda	nottá	Pro (6)	N	(in) another way	rot 'way' + darn 'other'
777	rotgaem	nokkaym	N (6)	E	paintbrush	rot 'tool' + gaem 'paint'
778	rotka	nokka	Pro (6)	S	(in) the same way	rot 'way' + kago 'same'
779	rotmirn	noymirn	Adj	N	lonely	rot 'road' + mirn 'sad'
780	rotoüt	notoüt	N (6)	W	line, axis	rot 'path' + oüt 'lead'
781	rotponka	nopponka	N (6)	O	street	rot 'road' + ponka 'outside'
782	roträbit	nochavit	N (6)	W	knife	rot 'tool' + räbit 'cut'
783	rotsansk	nostansk	N (6)	E	pen, pencil
784	rotsem	nosten	N (6)	E	vein, artery	rot 'path' + s GEN + em 'blood'
785	rotseom	nohchom	N (2-2)	E	wing	rot NOM + seom 'fly'
786	rotüitpons	nochüippons	N (6)	E	shovel	rot 'way' + üitpons 'dig'
787	rüd	üd	V (tr)	S	lend
788	rüdsälna	ühchawna	N (6)	O	loan, lease, rental	rüd 'lend' + säln 'borrow' + a NOM
789	rütnü	ünü	Prep		without	rot 'by' + nür NEG.LOC.COP, used with DIR
790	sab	sav	Adv		two	REDUP sasab 'twelve'
791	saba	sava	N (1)	O	two, number two, pair	sab 'two' + -a NOM, REDUP sasaba 'twelve'
792	saban	savan	N (1)	E	half	diminutive of saba 'two'
793	sabanmüe	savammüe	N (3)	S	cousin, any relative of the same generation	müe 'sibling' + saban 'half'
794	sada	sada	N (3)	O	being, creature, organism	kus 'person' + ada 'exist'
795	sadainst	sadaynst	N (6)	E	event, occurrence, happening, incident	kus 'person' + adainst 'happen'
796	sadan	sadan	Adj	E	shallow
797	sadan	sadan	V (tr)	E	call, summon, beckon
798	saedoeik	saydweyk	N (6)	W	antidepressant	saek 'kill' + does 'feel' (s > i)
799	saek	sayk	V (tr)	W	kill (physically), murder, destroy
800	saekuik	saykwik	N (4), V (tr)	W	murder (physical), destruction	saek 'kill' + kus 'person' (s > i) (REDUP saekuguik)
801	säg	hyag	N (6)	S	dick, pp	can be used as an augmentative (-äg/-g)
802	sägpoinpa	hyappoympa	N (6)	O	viscosity, thickness, softness	säg 'cock' + poinp 'tits' + a NOM
803	saiu	sayu	Adj	E	smooth, delicate, fine
804	saiustuka	sayustuka	N (6)	O	smoothness	saiu 'smooth' + stuk 'rough' + a NOM
805	säln	hyawn	V (tr)	N	borrow
806	sami	sami	N (2-2)	E	butt, buttcheeks, behind, back
807	sansk	sansk	V (tr)	E	write
808	sanskaleia	sanskaleya	N (4)	O	literature	sansk 'write' + lei 'read' + -a NOM
809	sanskandu	sanskandu	V (tr)	E	explain	sansk 'write' + -andu 'from under'
810	sanskanduu	sanskandaw	N (4)	E	explanation	sanskandu 'explain' + u GER
811	sanskiio	sanhchiyo	N (4)	S	mail, letter (redup)	sansk 'write' + kiio 'send'
812	sapemi	sapyemi	N (2-2)	W	heel	sami 'ass' + pe 'leg'
813	sas	sas	Adj	O	main, primary
814	seiol	hyeyow	Adj	N	steep, harsh, severe
815	sel	hyew	Adv		seven	REDUP sesel 'seventeen'
816	sela	hyewa	N (1)	O	seven, number seven	sel 'seven' + -a NOM, REDUP sesel 'seventeen'
817	selindu	hyelendu	N (3)	E	admirer, amateur, enjoyer	kus 'person' + elindu 'admire'
818	selipüi	hyelipüi	N (3)	W	viewer	kus 'person' + elipüi 'watch'
819	selit	hyelit	N (3)	W	ruler, dominator, king, queen	kus 'person' + elit 'rule'
820	selitan	hyelitan	N (3)	E	prince, princess	selit 'king, queen' + an DIM
821	senaskasab	hyenaskasav	N (3)	S	hypocrite	kus 'person' + enaskasab 'hypocrisy'
822	seom	hyon	V (intr)	E	fly, be carefree, be free, escape, run away, flee
823	seons	hyons	V (intr)	E	be there, have	locative copula (seon, äbi, sis, seosk, sil, sal, ar, sun \| (seonons), seonon, aräbi, seonis, seonosk, seonil, seonal, arar, nosun), neg. nür
824	seons kaian	hyons kayan	V (intr)	E	like, have a fondness for	seons 'there be' + kaian 'fondness', both S and O in DAT (ar kaian DAT-X DAT-Y 'Y likes X', lit. 'there is a fondness of X for Y)
825	seons liu	hyons lu	V (intr)	E	live, have a life	seons 'there be' + liu 'life', lit. have a life
826	set	hyet	N (3)	W	murderer, killer	kus 'person' + et 'end, kill'
827	set	hyet	N (6)	W	last, final	s- GEN + et 'end', acts as a genitive noun
828	si	hi	Pro (3)		we (first person plural)	GEN ris DAT ebis, SBJ s(i)- DO -(i)s
829	sib	hiv	N (5)	S	sand
830	siensoü	hyensoü	V (intr)	O	stay at a place, lodge	*seons 'live' + -oü 'partially'
831	sige	hije	V (tr)	S	ride, mount, climb
832	singaä	hyengo	N (3)	W	old person	kus 'person' + ingaä 'old'
833	sinst	hyenst	N (6), Adv	E	first, initial, anyway	s- GEN + inst 'start', acts as a genitive noun
834	sinst	hyenst	N (3)	E	pioneer	kus 'person' + inst 'start'
835	siob	hyov	N (3)	S	lion	onomatopoeic
836	siondu	hyondu	V (tr), N (6)	E	wish (verb + noun), star, desire	with DIR for 'wish for'
837	sir	hir	N (1)	N	moon
838	sirnida	hinida	N (6)	O	day, one day	sir 'moon' + nid 'sun' + -a NOM
839	sirsp	hirsp	Adj	N	slow
840	skä	hcha	Pro (6)	O	of this, from this, such	s- GEN + gä 'this'
841	skaem	skaym	N (3)	E	painter, illustrator, artist	kus 'person' + gaem 'paint'
842	skaian	skayan	N (3)	E	friend	kus 'person' + kaian 'friendship'
843	skanoe	skanwe	N (3)	S	jumper	kus 'person' + kanoe 'jump'
844	skart	skart	N (3)	N	loser	kus 'person' + kart 'lose'
845	sket	hchet	V (intr), N (4)	W	die (physically), rot, death, rotting
846	skir	hchir	N (3)	N	fighter, soldier	kus 'person' + gir 'fight'
847	skirag	hchinag	N (3)	S	offender, attacker, perpetrator, criminal	kus 'person' + girag 'attack'
848	skirol	hchinow	N (3)	N	defender, protector	kus 'person' + girol 'defend'
849	skiun	hchon	Adj	E	sour, jealous	with DAT for 'jealous of'
850	skos	skos	N (3)	O	user	kus 'person' + kos 'use'
851	skud	skud	N (3)	S	player	kus 'person' + kud 'play'
852	skuni	skuni	N (3)	W	researcher	kus 'person' + kuni 'research'
853	skusak	skusak	N (3)	W	hangman	kus 'person' + kusak 'hang'
854	sküu	hchü	N (6)	E	vegetable, lettuce
855	so	so	V (tr)	S	emit, put out, protrude, be full of, cum
856	sobee	sovi	V (intr)	S	shine, gleam	so 'emit' + bee 'light'
857	sodi	soji	Adv		hundred
858	sodia	soja	N (1)	O	hundred, number hundred	sodi 'hundred' + -a NOM
859	sodiaspaü	sojaspaü	N (6)	O	century	sodia 'hundred' + s GEN + paü 'year', REDUP sodiadiaspaü
860	sodnu	soynu	N (3)	E	follower	kus 'person' + odnu 'follow'
861	sodnu	soynu	N (6)	E	previous, following	s- GEN + odnu 'following', acts as a genitive noun
862	soena	swena	V (tr)	W	force, enforce	so 'emit' + ena 'power'
863	soin	soyn	N (3)	E	bird
864	soingaält	soyngowt	N (6)	W	late night, middle of the night	solt 'darkness' + ingaä 'late'
865	soir	soyr	V (tr)	N	eat
866	soirdans	soyrdans	V (tr)	E	overeat	soir 'eat' + dans 'far'
867	soirkaio	soyrkayo	N (6)	S	roof	soir 'eat' + kaio 'love'
868	solem	solen	N (5)	E	hair
869	solempüi	solempüi	N (2-2)	W	eyebrow	solem 'hair' + püi 'eye'
870	soliu	solu	N (4)	E	birth	so 'put out' + liu 'give birth'
871	solt	sowt	N (5)	N	darkness, void, emptiness
872	somürp	somürp	Adj	N	ugly	so 'emit' + mürp 'ugliness'
873	son	son	V (tr)	E	carry
874	sonag	sonag	V (tr)	S	take (somewhere)	son 'carry' + -ag 'outward'
875	sonaip	sonayp	V (tr)	W	discard, throw away, drop, reject, negate, deny	son 'carry' + -aip 'forcefully'
876	sonäipi	sonyaypi	N (4)	W	rejection, disposal, negation	sonaip 'discard' + i GER
877	sonao	sonaw	V (tr), N (4)	S	steal, take away, theft, robbery, larceny	son 'carry' + -ao 'from'
878	sonbis	sonvis	Pro (6)	O	(to) everywhere	son GEN + bis 'every'
879	sonib	soniv	Adj	S	beautiful, pretty	so 'emit' + nib 'beauty'
880	sonlä	sownya	Pro (6)	O	of what, from what, whence, which	son GEN + lä 'what'
881	sonlägo	sownyago	Pro (6)	S	from the same place	sonlä 'whence' + kago 'same'
882	sonlärn	sownyarn	Pro (6)	N	from elsewhere	sonlä 'whence' + darn 'other'
883	sono	sono	Adj	S	fast, quick
884	sonol	sonow	V (tr)	N	bring	son 'carry' + -ol 'inward'
885	sonol	sonow	V (tr), N (4)	N	introduce, introduction	son 'carry' + -ol 'inward'
886	sonosirspa	sonohirspa	N (6)	O	speed	sono 'fast' + sirsp 'slow' + a NOM
887	sop	sop	N (2-2)	W	hand, arm
888	sopeom	sopyon	V (intr), N (4)	E	be creative, creativity	so 'emit' + peom 'create'
889	sopoda	sopoda	V (intr)	O	smell, stink	so 'emit' + poda 'smell'
890	soptarü	sottayü	N (4)	O	payment	sop 'hand' + tarü 'money'
891	soptome	sottomye	N (6)	S	throw	sop 'hand' + tome 'thrown'
892	soptui	sottwi	N (6)	W	catch	sop 'hand' + tui 'catch'
893	soreo	soyo	N (6)	S	funny	so- GEN re 'give' + oo 'laugh', acts as a genitive noun
894	soresiilt	soyesayt	N (6)	E	evening	solt 'darkness' + resin 'early' (n > i)
895	sosiült	sohiüt	N (6)	N	desert	solt 'emptiness' + sib 'sand'
896	sosolt	sosowt	N (6)	N	dark, empty	so- GEN + solt 'darkness', acts as a genitive noun
897	sosolt	sosowt	V (intr)	N	darken, be dark	so 'emit' + solt 'darkness'
898	sosolt soraid	sosowt sonayd	N (6)	N	dangerous	sosolt 'empty' + s- GEN + raid 'safety', acts as a genitive noun
899	sosolt spaso	sosowt spaso	N (6)	N	gross, disgusting, bad tasting	sosolt 'empty' + s- GEN + paso 'taste', acts as a genitive noun
900	sosolt spipa	sosowt hpipa	N (6)	N	worthless, trivial, meaningless	sosolt 'empty' + s- GEN + pipa 'value, meaning', acts as a genitive noun
901	soüt	soüt	N (3)	W	leader, guide	kus 'person' + oüt 'lead'
902	soüt	soüt	N (6)	W	next, second (ordinal), leading	s- GEN + oüt 'leading', acts as a genitive noun
903	spagaip	spagayp	N (3)	W	runner, racer	kus 'person' + pagaip 'run'
904	spagpe	spappye	N (3)	S	pedestrian	kus 'person' + pagpe 'walk'
905	sparak	spanak	N (3)	W	judge, arbiter, referee	kus 'person' + barak 'judge'
906	spee	hpi	N (6)	S	bright, full	s- GEN + bee 'light', acts as a genitive noun, with GEN for 'full of X'
907	spee soraid	hpi sonayd	N (6)	S	safe	spee 'full' + s- GEN + raid 'safety', acts as a genitive noun
908	spee spaso	hpi spaso	N (6)	S	tasty, delicious	spee 'full' + s- GEN + paso 'taste', acts as a genitive noun
909	spee spipa	hpi hpipa	N (6)	S	valuable, worthy, dear, important, meaningful	spee 'full' + s- GEN + pipa 'value, meaning', acts as a genitive noun
910	speom	hpyon	N (3)	E	creator, author, maker	kus 'person' + peom 'create'
911	spiemoü	hpyemoü	N (3)	O	impersonator, fraud, actor	kus 'person' + piemoü 'impersonate, forge'
912	spilp	hpiwp	N (3)	N	coward, weakling	kus 'person' + bilp 'weak, cowardly'
913	spot	spot	V (tr)	W	break, ruin
914	spotsaek	spostayk	N (4)	W	destruction, ruin, breakdown, damage	spot 'break' + saek 'destroy'
915	spuo	spwo	Adj	S	dry
916	spüo	hpüo	V (tr)	S	mix
917	spüoboa	hpüovwa	N (6)	O	mixture, mix	spüo 'mix' + boa 'many'
918	spuololsa	spwowowsa	N (6)	O	humidity	spuo 'dry' + lols 'wet' + a NOM
919	spur	spur	N (6)	N	mountain
920	staäbeensk	stovyensk	N (3)	E	interlocutor	kus 'person' + daäbeensk 'talk'
921	stag	stag	N (5)	S	fire
922	stagan	stagan	N (6)	E	spark, firework	stag 'fire' + an DIM
923	stagbee	stappi	V (erg)	S	burn	stag 'fire' + bee 'light'
924	stagleüb	stawjeüv	N (6)	S	heat	stag 'fire' + leüb 'hot'
925	star	star	N (5)	N	bread, food
926	stasoig	stasoyg	V (tr)	S	cook, bake, fry	stag 'fire' + soir 'eat' (r > i > 0)
927	stonk	stonk	V (tr)	E	grow, cultivate, raise, rear
928	stont	stont	N (3)	E	owner, holder	kus 'person' + dont 'hold'
929	store	stoye	N (3)	S	winner	kus 'person' + dore 'win'
930	stuk	stuk	Adj	W	harsh, rough
931	suaspoinp	swaspoymp	V (erg)	E	soften	sue 'move' + aspoinp 'soft'
932	suassäg	swahhyag	V (erg)	S	harden	sue 'move' + assäg 'hard'
933	suebanil	swevaniw	V (erg)	N	clean, tidy up, clear, get clean	sue 'move' + banil 'clean'
934	suebog	swevog	V (erg)	S	heighten, raise, rise	sue- 'move' + bog 'high, tall'
935	suetäo	swechaw	V (erg)	S	correct, fix, improve	sue 'move' + täo 'correct'
936	süit	hüit	N (3)	W	traveler, wanderer	kus 'person' + *üit 'travel'
937	süitpons	hüippons	N (3)	E	miner	kus 'person' + üitpons 'dig'
938	sünür	hünür	Pro (6)	N	from nowhere/somewhere	so GEN + nür NEG.LOC.COP-GER, second meaning if main verb is negated
939	süot	hüot	N (6)	W	wind
940	surs	surs	N (6)	N	head
941	tadark	tadark	Pro (3)	N	he/she/it/they (third person north marked)	tark reduplicated, GEN nidark DAT äbdark, SBJ tad- DO -dark
942	täl	chaw	N (6)	N	lie, falsehood
943	täo	chaw	Adj	S	correct
944	täopil	chawpiw	Adj	N	incorrect	täo 'correct' + pil 'not'
945	tark	tark	Pro (3)	N	he/she/it/they (third person north unmarked)	GEN rark DAT äbark, SBJ tar- DO -(a)rk
946	tarü	tayü	N (5)	O	money
947	tilsp	chiwsp	Adj	N	tight, strict
948	tiod	chod	Adj	S	loose, spacious, lenient
949	tiodtilspa	chocchiwspa	N (6)	O	tightness, space, strictness, leniency	tiod 'loose, spacious, lenient' + tilsp 'tight, strict' + a NOM
950	tirdoils	chidoys	N (6)	N	difficutly, issue, problem, complexity	tirt 'worry' + doils 'difficult'
951	tirt	chirt	V (intr)	N	worry
952	tiü	chiü	Adj	O	few, little
953	tiübarst	chiüvarst	N (4)	N	rarity	tiü 'few' + barst 'rare'
954	tokpä	toppya	N (5)	W	coal, fuel
955	tolnort	townurt	N (4)	N	thirst	tols 'need' + nort 'drink'
956	tols	tows	N (6)	N	need	seons tols GEN-X DAT-Y - Y needs X (can be used with gerunds)
957	tolsoir	towsoyr	N (4)	N	hunger	tols 'need' + soir 'eat'
958	tome	tomye	V (tr)	S	throw
959	tompe	tompye	V (tr)	S	kick	tome 'throw' + pe 'foot'
960	tors	turs	Adj, N (6)	N	cold, cool
961	totarüls	totayüs	Adj	N	expensive	tols 'need' + tarü 'money'
962	totarülsio	totayühyo	Adj	S	cheap	totarüls 'expensive' + rio 'not'
963	toulools	towus	N (6)	N	winter	tols 'need' + uloo 'hug'
964	tu	tu	Adv		eight	REDUP tudu 'eighteen'
965	tua	twa	N (1)	O	eight, number eight	tu 'eight' + -a NOM, REDUP tudua 'eighteen'
966	tui	twi	V (tr)	W	catch
967	tuidaip	twidayp	V (tr)	W	reach, grab	tui 'catch' + -daip 'forcefully'
968	ü	ü	Adv, N (1)	O	ten, number ten	l- appended in compounds after üü, REDUP üü 'twenty'
969	ugag	ugag	N (6)	S	mansion, palace	ugu 'house' + ag AUG
970	ugu	ugu	N (6)	E	house, lodging, living space
971	üitolä	üitola	N (6)	W	adventure, journey, trip	*üit 'travel' + olä 'effort'
972	üitpons	üippons	V (intr)	E	dig	*üit 'search' + pons 'ground'
973	ükiio	üchiyo	N (6)	S	post office	ü NOM + kiio 'send'
974	ükuopadaet	ükwopadayt	N (6)	W	graveyard, cemetery	ü NOM + kuopadaet 'grave'
975	ulo	uwo	N (6)	S	belly
976	uloo	uwu	V (tr), N (6)	S	hug, embrace, surround, be around
977	ümar	ümar	N (6)	N	store, shop	ü- NOM + mar 'buy'
978	ümar sobaniko	ümar sovaniko	N (6)	N	pharmacy	ümar 'store' + so GEN + baniko 'medicine'
979	ümar sonlein	ümar sownyeyn	N (6)	N	bookstore	ümar 'store' + son GEN + lein 'book'
980	ümarag	ümanag	N (6)	S	mall	ümar 'store' + ag AUG
981	umkoünt	onkoünt	N (3)	E	philosopher, thinker	kus 'person' + mukoünt 'philosophy'
982	ümoms	ümons	N (6)	E	building	ü NOM + moms 'build'
983	ümu	ümu	N (6)	E	school	ü NOM + mu 'learn'
984	üniko	üniko	N (6)	S	clinic, hospital	ü NOM + niko 'health'
985	üora	üona	N (6), Adj	O	field, meadow, wilderness, wild
986	üpagpe	üpappye	N (6)	S	walkway, passage, path, sidewalk	ü NOM + pagpe 'walk'
987	üpolstak	üpowstak	N (6)	W	prison	ü NOM + polstak 'imprison'
988	usa	usa	N (3)	O	heart, self, identity	also used as a reflexive pronoun, GEN rusa, irregular DAT äbsa assa
989	usabae	usavay	V (tr), N (4)	S	convince, persuade, persuasion	bae 'change' + usa 'mind'
990	usairm	usayrm	N (4)	N	loneliness	usa 'heart' + irm 'lone'
991	usakago	usakago	N (4)	S	brotherhood, solidarity	usa 'heart' + kago 'same'
992	üseons	ühyons	N (6)	E	dwelling, place where one lives	ü- NOM + seons 'live'
993	uslei	uhyey	N (3)	W	reader	kus 'person' + lei 'read'
994	usmadik	usmajik	N (3)	W	worker, employee	kus 'person' + madik 'work'
995	usmals	usmaws	N (3)	N	cleaner	kus 'person' + mals 'clean'
996	usmar	usmar	N (3)	N	buyer	kus 'person' + mar 'buy'
997	usmu	usmu	N (3)	E	learner, student
998	usmuao	usmwaw	N (3)	S	neighbor	kus 'person' + muao 'be next to'
999	usnantee	usnanchi	N (3)	S	hero	kus 'person' + nantee 'strong, brave'
1000	usniko	uhniko	N (3)	S	doctor, nurse	kus 'person' + niko 'health'
1001	üsnüesp	ühnüesp	N (3)	O	werido	kus 'person' + nüesp 'weird'
1002	uso	uso	Adj	S	true, real, truthful
1003	üspaü	üspaü	N (6)	O	decade	ü 'ten' + s GEN + paü 'year', REDUP üüspaü
1004	usragal	usnagaw	N (3)	N	swimmer	kus 'person' + nagal 'swim'
1005	usrättä	uhyaccha	N (3)	W	teacher, tutor	kus 'person' + rätta 'teach'
1006	usresin	uhyehyen	N (3)	E	young person, newcomer, newbie	kus 'person' + resin 'young, new'
1007	ussadan	ussadan	N (3)	E	caller, summoner	kus 'person' + sadan 'call'
1008	ussaek	ussayk	N (3)	W	murderer, killer	kus 'person' + saek 'kill'
1009	ussansk	ussansk	N (3)	E	writer, author	kus 'person' + sansk 'write'
1010	usseons	uhhyons	N (3)	E	resident	kus 'person' + *seons 'live'
1011	ustag	ustag	N (4)	S	anger	usa 'heart' + stag 'fire', so ustag 'be angry'
1012	ustasoig	ustasoyg	N (3)	S	cook, chef	kus 'person' + stasoig 'cook'
1013	üstonk	üstonk	N (6)	E	farm, ranch, field	ü NOM + stonk 'cultivate'

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