Khangaþyagon/dictionary/Khangaþyagon to English

While this dictionary mainly gives roots, the present participle is also given for verbs, due to the variability in its form and meaning.

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b

bukh

(n) ritual 8b

burr

(v) rub

burron

rubbing

burra

(adj) proud 18

burrhakh

(n) dog

bultan

(n) tub, barrel

bulzhir

reveal

bulzhiront

revelation

babal

(n) butterfly BT

babru

(n) shoulder 13

bavru

(n) neck

basti

(n) interesting thing 13

bashtr

(v) require, demand, ask 19

bashtron

requirement

baruna

(n) a musical instrument madd of animal horn, with fingerholes.

bartinn

(n) enamel

bardakh

(n) shield

baktun

(n) unfounded rumour, idle gossip

ban

(n) stone 8b9BT19

bant

(numeral) six

balkhæ

(n) hospitality; reciprocal social bond or obligation; person or family with whom one has such a bond; belonging to such a bond

baln

(v) request, plead

balnont

requesting

bagir

(v) keep

bagiront

keeper

bolri

(n) mouth

bowi

(n) a legendary shape-shifting creature, noted for its beautiful song

beb

(conj) and 88a8b9101113141515b15c17IR2BTpoem1819

beb... beb

both... and 15c

bel

(n) day 88b141719

beltush

(n) heir

belk

purple

beng

(n) reason 8a8b1315a15cBT19

brakht

(n) wand

braþ

(v) imagine, envisage

braþont

imagination

birn

(n) finger

bilbit

(v) chatter, witter on 19

bilbiton

chattering

blovra

(n) ox-drawn wagon

bæg

(v) walk 13

bægon

walker

bœshi

(n) pastry 11

u

u

(conj) such that 88a8b9101113141515a15b15c{17{KBT}}poem1819

ubil

(n) stirrup

ubrun

(n) cow, ox

ukhra

(n) gap

ukhros

(n) cave

ukhrin

(adj) wicked 88a1017

ussu

(n) health 14

ussakh

(n) fur as material for clothing; pelt; item made from fur (v) skin an animal

ussakhont

furrier

ussef

(n) glove

ust

(adj) open 8

ustr

(v) build BT

ustron

builder

ustirn

(n) oath

usk

(v) suck

uskont

sucking

utald

(n) temporary shelter, bivouac, tent (v) camp

utaldont

camp (n)

uvesk

(n) parsnip

uvne

(n) nose

upraþi

(adj) solemn, serious

udul

(n) mushroom, edible fungus

udraf

(n) mask

umgan

(n) boot

uþarni

(n) demon that imitates a person. Murder is needed to summon it, and it can only speak in lies.

uþrish

(n) cider

uþkap

(n) marble

ushu

(conj) neither/nor 15

ushel

(n) rain

ushra

(n) marsh

uruld

(n) yolk

urs

(n) sole

urves

(v) spread

urveson

spreading

urre

(n) road

urgaf

(n) toadstool, toxic fungus

urœ

happy {{R19]]

ukrast

(n) human faeces

ukil

(n) armpit

unsev

(n) sledge

untiri

(n) brooch chain

unvir

(n) vaginal fluid

undal

(n) home IR2

undil

(n) pendant

uzhna

(n) insect larva, grub, maggot

ulbor

(n) octopus

ulsir

(n) saffron

ult

(v) hinder, obstruct 15cIR2

ulton

hindering

ulta

(n) navel

ulvan

(v) sleep 19

ulvanont

sleeping

ulhakh

(n) awe

uld

(adj) common to a group or category of things

ulev

child 101418

ulm

(v,n) chant

ulmont

chanting

ulþ

(n) silt

ulðak

(n) group or category defined by a common feature; species; school of thought.

ullsa

(adj) wide 19

ullen

(n) butter

ulgr

(v) rot, decay, putrefy

ulgron

rotting, decaying, decay (n), putrefaction

ulwe

(n) labia

uwla

(n) bowl, dish, portable basin

kh

khupor

(n) cauldron

khurti

(n) knotted cord used for measuring distances, measure of distance equal to 30 drær (20 yards), used for measuring land

khurr

(v) purr

khurron

purring

khun

(adj) short 15b

khull

(n) ear

khasra

(n) a malevolent spirit, believed to turn dogs against their owners. Said to resemble a wolf, but can only be glimpsed indirectly

rabies

khartiþ

(n, v) feast

kartiþon

feasting

kharm

(n) fate 17

kharraf

(n) starling

khosaf

(adj) humble, generous, pious, honest, unselfish

khoshn

(n) north

khorasi

(n) a legendary winged dog or wolf, similar to the Persian simurgh or the Slavic simargl.

khorr

(n) fire BT

khorrd

(v) burn

khorrdon

burning

khorris

(v) fire, bake BT

khorrison

firing

khol

(v) hear 8a8b19

kholont

hearer 19

kheþes

(n) steam

kheng

(n) bow

khrat

(v) steal 9

khraton

theft

khratap

(n) thief 8b

khrold

(v) earn

khroldont

earning

khredem

(n) enemy

khipl

(v) confuse 10BT

khiplon

confusing

khlūra

(n) mortar BT

khlatul

(n) the space inside a hollow tree.

khlem

(n) sound 15a15c

khæls

(n) wind 14IR2

s

su

(adj) all, whole 8a11141515b15c16BTpoem1819

suþbal

(v) plant, especially trees or other perennials; plan for the future; cast spell intended to take effect over the long term

suþbalon

planter

suþral

(n) candle

sura

(n) year 13

suraþ

(n) message, idea

(v) carry messages

suraþont

messenger

surash

(v) display as a sexual offer

surashon

displaying as a sexual offer

surval

(n) face 18

surni

(n) jet

sukoss

(v) finish, complete, conclude

sukossont

completion, conclusion

sulb

(v) quench, snuff, extinguish

sulbont

extinguishing

sulv

(v) belong to

sulvon

belonging to

sulvas

(n) offal, giblets

sullat

(adj) gentle

sulgæ

(n) map of imaginary places, used for magical purposes

suwelo

(n) lark

stulp

(v) refuse, reject

stulpon

refusal, rejection

stav

(n) sign (v) write

stavont

writer

stagrun

(n) tree-trunk

stagris

(n) route marker, signpost, symbol on map (esp. roskil) showing the way to go

(v) lead, guide, direct

stagrisont

guide (n)

sabal

(n) pack

sabalont

packing

sabegr

(v) tolerate, forbear 16

sabegront

tolerance 16

sasa

(adj) usual 15c

sasor

(v) buy

sasoron

buyer

satri

(n) apex, peak, summit, zenith

savu

(n) nipple

sadas

(n)paternal aunt

sadre

(n) heart 1416

safesh

(n) milk

safk

(n, v) brush

safkon

brushing

sam

(v) come 1415BT19

samon

coming 14

samang

() cane, wicker

samnag

(v) believe (sincerely or well-foundedly) 8a15a

samnagon

faith

sarvak

(v) embrace

sarvakon

embracing

sarmik

bismuth

sarmne

(n) friend

sarsh

(n) lip

sarka

(n) felt cap with ear flaps

sarg

(v) bet, wager

sargon

(n) bet, wager

sarrak

(n) non-funerary cairn

sansk

(n) skill 1315a

salb

(v) arm, equip

salbont

arming

salba

(n) musical scale, key or mode

sala

(adj) flat 11IR2BT

salde

(adj) moist

salle

(n) surface BT

sallm

(n) table

salgi

(n) glue

sagwil

(n) dry, coarse vegetable fibre, suitable for rope-making

sangel

(n) stream, brook

speran

(n) shaft, pole

spirraþ

(n) hay

(v) make hay, dry out

spirraþont

haymaker

spirrokh

(n) mouse 19

sofrin

(n) jay

sofrin

(v) heed, pay attention (to), be aware (of) concentrate

sofrinont

attention

sorna

(n) wrist

sograf

(n) rush, reed, thatch

sekhast

(n) sickle, hook, crescent moon

(v) reap, harvest

sekhaston

harvester

setril

(n) jewelled pin

sevrat

(n) tunic

sedæ

(adj) full, replete, satisfied, well-fed

semma

(n) strawberry

serra

(n) eyelash

sek

knife

selda

(n) water 11

segun

follow

segunont

follower

segrep

(adv) already 8a

smetl

(v) entangle

smetlon

entanglement

smin

(n) tip

srint

(v) drive, herd

srinton

drover

siss

(v) crawl 13

sissont

crawling

sivolk

(n) story 8a8b1519

sivin

(v) succeed

sivinont

success

sidraf

(n) birch

sifak

(n) maternal uncle

sifra

(n) tail

sint

(numeral) five

silde

(n) willow

silpe

(n) otter

silgan

(n) wheel

sigel

(n) mirror (v) reflect

sigelon

(n) reflection (adj) reflective

sing

(adj) small 911IR219

skush

(v,n) kiss

skushon

kissing

skurran

(n) kiln, furnace

skulta

(n) shell

skalt

(adj) vast

sket

(v) cut 11

sketont

cutting

skraða

(n) tree bark (adj) rough

skiþa

(n) lamp with exposed wick

skilp

(v) shine 14

skilpont

shining 14

sklaf

(v) damage by friction or overuse, abrade, erode, wear

sklafont

abrasion, erosion

snurkh

(n) cold (illness)

snurr

(v) tire

snurront

tiring

snulli

(n) puffin

snarut

(v) fall IR2

snaruton

falling

snaug

(n) fault, flaw 16

snægr

(v) hate

snægront

hatred

sluv

(n) oil (for cooking) 11

sluv

(adj) blue

slund

(adj) cheap

slat

(v) find BT

slatont

finding

slarna

throat

slon

(v) want 88b101315BT19

slonont

wanting

slenna

(n) clay BT

swud

(n) bandage

swæð

(v) swive, copulate

swæðont

copulation

saugah

(n) a sea monster that, according to sailors' tales, dwells in the depths of the ocean and devours whales in a single bite. It rises to the surface only in the fiercest storms, and sighting it is said to doom a ship.

saupi

(adj) soft

soallm

(v) sink (of the sun) set

soallmon

sinking

t

tuvul

(n) jade

tump

(n) shame

turel

(n) flute, especially end-blown flute, recorder

tuntun

(n) hedgehog

tuðn

(n) arrow

tulvik

(n) bridle

tulla

(n) garden 13

tullis

(adj) long

tabuka

rhythm, beat, musical or poetic metre, time signature

tasko

(n) sacrum

tavan

(n) cumin

tavot

(n) peg, stake

tapil

(n) wren

tamat

(n) paternal uncle

tamok

(n) chest (part of body)

tamit

(v) believe. Refers particularly to speculation or unfounded belief. 818

tamitont

false belief, superstition

taþr

(v) send person or message

taþron

sending

taþras

(n) flax, linen

tarv

(v) receive (a guest etc)

tarvont

receiving

tarvos

(adj) solid, firm, reliable

(n) foundations, axiom

tarrs

(n) rest, remainder

tarrm

(n,v) need 8b16

tarrmont

person in need

tark

black

targ

(v) hunt 9

targon

hunting 9

takrosh

(n) apple

tals

(v) search 88b

talsont

searching

talp

(n) mountain IR219

talþus

(n) cheese

talsh

(numeral) eight

tagdiln

(n) scaffold, crane, hoist

tang

(n) hammer

tayiri

(n) appearance of a person in somebody else's dream

tosis

(n) pubis

tombol

(n) drum

tosha

(n) badger

tosha

(n) pouch, pocket, purse

tors

(v) turn 1515c

torson

turning

torog

(n) any natural object which appears to have a human face.

tols

(adj) personal 15

tolm

(v) undress

tolmont

undressing

te

(n) young bird, chick

tesr

(v) care 10

tesront

one who cares

tesya

(n) pearl

tevrin

(n)soldier

tezn

(v) sit 1318

teznon

sitting

tedan

(v) rouse, awaken 18

tedanont

awakening

temba

(n) war 14

tembarn

(n) battle

temv

(adj) much 19

terb

(n) master

terkha

(n) oak IR2

terek

(n) spice 11

tek

(adj) wrong 8b

tens

(n) seat, chair

tena

(n) disc

teld

(v) happen 1015a

teldon

happening

telk

(n) beak 9

tellat

(n) glory

tra

(adj) strong 101415b18

tramn

(n) word 8b14BT

trans

(n) nature 15b

troha

(n) pig

trefk

(n) meat 11

tresh

(v) eat 1011

treshon

eater

trint

(n) tooth

trinn

(v) bite 1719

trinnont

biting

tibilun

(n) heap or assortment of small objects; this and that; trivia; frivolous matters.

tiskr

(v) bind

tiskron

binding

tirz

(adj) different 15a15c

tirr

village

til

(adj) small quantity 1116

tilse

(n) snow IR2

tleb

(v) mount

tlebon

mounting

tlin

(v) show 15b15c

tlinon

showing

tæp

(v) command

tæpont

commanding

a

a

(interjection) commanding attention 13BT19

aba

(n) wife 14

aborið

(n) a legendary creature, half-man, half bear, said to lead travellers astray in forests.

abr

(v) melt, thaw

subject is a substance

abront

melting, thaw (n)

akhtir

(n) courage

akhrum

(n) deer

akhita

(n) robin redbreast

akhnel

(n) ginger

assak

(n) coriander

astirk

(n) staff, walking stick

asik

(n) brother

asnab

(v) accost 8

asnabont

one who accosts

atusi

(adj) early

atref

(n) meal

avrish

(adj) delicious 19

ap

(v) make, cause 8a1113141515c16BT18

apont

maker BT

ahrung

(adj) erect

azo

(adj) most 15b

azz

(n) bee

ada

(n) father

afret

(n) chaff (v) winnow

afretont

winnowing

amteng

(n) brain

ama

(n) mother 9

amagel

(v) gather, assemble 14

amagelont

gatherer

amp

(v) put 11

ampon

putting

amr

(adv) also

amraþ

(v) visit 15a

amraþont

visitor

amri

(n) knee

amit

(v) think 910

amitont

thinking 9

amiyu

(n) incense

amyen

(v) conceive

amyenon

conception

aþuris

(n) rose

aþras

(n) fur, especially of a living animal

aþros

(n) alkanet, dyer's bugloss

aþil

(v) read

aþilont

reading

ashrash

(v,n) skate

ashrashont

skating

ashri

(n) ink

ashkul

(n) a legendary foxlike creature that is always truthful but never honest

(v) deceive with truth

ashkulont: true but misleading

ashla

(n) felt

arb

(n) root

arkhap

(n) bark

arell

(v) renew

arellon

renewal, New Year

artoþ

(n) spear

arvel

(n) hip

arshen

(n) goat

arrkh

(adj) rough 19

arra

(conj) than, as, like 1515a15c

arraks

(n) larch

arrag

pain 88b13

arrot

(n) host, mass 14

arriþ

(n) track left by animal; omen

arrish

(n) shin

arkaþ

(v) confess, repent, apologise, take responsibility

arkaþon

repentance, repentant

arl

(n) herb

argask

(n) trestle

ak

(n) part, piece 11

aks

(v) assume, suppose 15c

akson

assumption

akst

(adj) male

akasta

(n) spider

akdel

(v) depart 8a8b1819

akdelon

departure

akþor

(n) eagle

akron

(n) burial cairn, barrow, above ground tomb

ansidi

(pr) itself 19

anal

(n) joy 131415b15c

anþel

(v,n) love (esp. familial love)

anþelont

loving

annartis

(n) sapphire

anwet

(v) enjoy 15b

anweton

enjoyment

aðr

(v) change something deliberately

aðron

deliberate change

alten

(n) organ

alva

(n) dawn

alviss

(n) kite

aldoþ

(n) map as a repository of knowledge about the world

alfold

(n) age, era

alþi

(adj) high 19

aliþra

(n) grey squirrel

allb

(numeral) ten 17

allsh

(adj) young 914

agtr

(v) oppose

agtron

opposition

agos

(n) path IR2

agz

(v) blink

agzon

blink, eclipse

agres

(n) fern

agren

(v) touch 1315b

agrenont

touching

aglit

(n) holly, expecially male tree; holly leaf

angud

(v) die (n) death (adj) dead 17

angudont

dying

angraf

(n) furrow, a unit of distance equal to 16 khutir (320 yards)

angl

(v) arrive 13

anglont

arrival

v

v

(v) know 8a8b15a15b15c16BT19

vont

knower

vursali

wood-sorrel

vates

(n) whale

vash

(n) lash, whip, scourge

varkhat

(n, v) poison (adj) poisonous

varkhaton

poisoning

varrag

(n) lust

varn

(v,n) blame, accuse

varnon

blaming

vor

(n) heel

vort

(n,v) lie 18

vortont

liar

volkes

(v) tell stories 19

volkeson

storyteller 19

vornu

(n) ship (large, sea-going sailing vessel)

vetrem

(n) carriage 13

velso

(n) mead

vella

(n) bat 19

vegra

(n) lizard

vrat

(n) brick BT

vret

(adj) sharp 919

vrim

(v) flee

vrimont

one who flees

vrima

beauty 10141515a15c

vituru

(n) mercy

vitsen

(n) cloves

virr

(v) fear 13

virron

(n) fear 13

vlakh

(n) folk 15bBT

vlant

(v) become 811171819

vlanton

becoming

vlon

allow

vlonont

allowing

vlond

(n) wound

p

pullen

(n) lake

pulg

(n) hoof

pulgi

(n) plum

pavrik

(n) service

paþas

(n) flock or herd of land-dwelling animals

paþriss

(n) family

parushk

(n) purpose 9101315a15bBT19

pak

(v) blend

pakont

blender

panmab

(n) copper

panne

(adj) (describing motion) smooth, fluid, easy

plavi

(adj) mottled

palh

(v) wear

palhon

wearing

paldokh

(n) abstract geometrical pattern or decoration

palm

(v) serve

palmont

servant

palk

(n,v) hit, strike, impact, blow

palkon

hitting

poh

(n) woman 8a10

polþas

(n) bundle, pack

polloð

(n) bottle

petesh

(v) scamper 19

peteshont

scampering

pefd

(v) hold

pefdon

holding

pesht

(v) run

peshtont

runner

perret

(n) window

pellak

(n) carrot

pelgul

(n) fruit preserved in honey (v) make, give or share honeyed fruit

pelgulont

fruit preserver

prakau

(n) meaning; symbolism; effect of a spell

pivru

(n) eyelid

pidago

(n) palm of the hand

pirr

(n) sun 919

pill

(n) light 14

pluska

(n) ass, donkey

plurva

(n) muscle

plagrakh

(adj) unwieldy, cumbersome, burdonsome

(n) diffcult burden, unreasonable task

(interj) expression of frustration

plawan

(n) ford

(v) wade

plawanont

wading

pleh

(v) cover, wrap, apply

plehont

covering, application

plew

(v) bring 8b14

plewont

bringer

o

obashk

lodestone

okhlo

(n) vagina, vulva

ostikh

(v) cure, pickle; (n) substance used to cure or pickle food; (adj) cured or pickled

ostikhon

curing, pickling

osf

(v) must 15b19

ovlon

obligation to...

oskash

(n,v) echo, repeat speech or music

oskashont

echoing

oskel

(n) small rowing boat

ovl

(v) can 8a915a15b15c19

ovlon

ability to...

oplen

(n) glade

omtap

(v) attack 1317

omtapont

attacker

oþrips

(n) legendary creature, said to resemble a bull with bronze scales

oshal

(n) almond

orpi

(n) sex

orokh

(n) element

orresh

(adj) missing, absent

orþops

tongs

orl

(n) law 8

orng

(v) should 8a

orngon

obligation to...

orwe

(adj) sad 15c

okol

(v) enclose

okolon

enclosure

onma

(n) night 1419

olven

(n) honey

oltok

(adj) busy poem

olles

(n) saddle

olw

(v) might 891013

olwon

it being possible that...

h

hubra

elephant

hup

(n) coot

humost

(n) work undertaken as a payment; time spent working on a havrin's land; turn; rota

hushra

(n) fan

hurf

(n) smoke 18

hurras

(v) explore

hurrasont

explorer

hurg

(n) ogre; a sabre-toothed man-eating giant

hurrza

(n) swarm 19

huna

(n) world BT

hulz

(v) attempt

hulzon

attempter

hulwif

(n) lapwing

huwis

(n) wool

habras

(n) barn

hassass

(n) snake, serpent

haskur

(n) roof

havrat

(n,v) mine, quarry

havratont

miner, quarryman

havrin

(n) a person who barters services, especially a craftsman whose clients farm land on his behalf

(v) barter services

havrinont

bartering of services

hapap

(n) happenstance, chance 15a

hahah

(v) laugh

hahahont

laughter

hazt

(n) skin

hashn

(n) west poem

harbukh

(n) canvas, sailcloth, awning

harpet

(n) bridge

harl

(n) stripe

harr

(n) ice

harr

(v) freeze

harront

freezing

harras

(n) winter 913IR2

harre

(adj) cold 13

hazhim

(v) meet for the first time, introduce

hazhimont

introduction

hal

(n) time 8a8b911131415a15b17BT1819

halkhav

(v) measure

halkhavont

measurement

halmur

(n) a heavy woollen cloak, fastened with a belt, sash or cord

hagra

(n) coarse, gritty powder

hob

(n) bag 13

hoss

(v) stroke

hossont

stroking

hotr

(vt) melt, smelt

Subject is a person or heat source, object is a substance

hotron

melting, smelting

horbekh

(n) madder

hol

(n) person 88a8b101515a15b15c16BT1819

holbos

(n) social gathering or group (v) meet socially

holbosont

associate, acquaintance, member

holag

(n) moustache

heska

(n) cormorant

hemas

(n) cloud 18

heþ

(n) bone

herr

(v) flee

herront

fleeing

hrunek

(n) penis

hrab

(adj) red 131718

hraþ

storm

hraþak

roc; a lengendary eagle-like bird of monstrous size

hrebnit

(n) ruby

hreng

(n) claw 9

hrœgas

(n) hypocrite; one who enjoys criticising others, but does no good himself

hime

(adj) white 1118

hiþros

(n) sand

hishwa

(n) feather

hirr

(v) fly 19

hirron

flight

hiris

(n) basil

hilkh

(v) blow

hilkhon

gust of wind

hilne

(n) wine

hlang

(v) marr, wound, spoil

hlangon

marring

hwast

(adj) grey

hwæl

(v) slip, slide

hwælon

slinding, slippery

hœl

(n) wood

heul

(v) stir

heulont

stirring

z

zumen

(adj) ripe

zurvas

(n) ineffective folk magic, superstitious practice

zurvin

(n) thyme

zurril

(n) star anise

zulbar

(n) service performed as reparation for wrongdoing

(v) offer or perform such service

zulbaront

person undertaking such service

zulið

(n) urine, (v) urinate

zuliðon

urination

zam

(n) tool 15a

zar

(n) plank, board, tablet, writing surface

zarre

(adj) easy 15a

zalt

(adj) precious

zaldep

(n) treasure 88b

zorref

(n) cirrus cloud

zehrab

(adj) female

zerrish

(n) bird 9

zel

(n) foot 9

zrak

(v) pull

zrakont: pulling

zeul

(n) fool

d

dunn

(v) reside, live, dwell 8BT

dunnon

inhabiting

dapt

(v) be the weather

dapton

weather

dah

(v) be 8a8b9101113141515a15c1617IR2BT1819

dahont

being

damz

(adj) many 1719

damr

(v) fight

damront

fighter

darid

(v) cook 11

daridont

(n) cook, chef

dosk

back

de

(pr) obviate 3p pronoun, see pronouns for details. 8b910131515b15c16poem1819

devokt

(v) campaign

devokton

campaigning, campaign (n)

deodad

(n) amulet, charm

den

(numeral) two 1015b19

degm

(v) feed 15b18

degmont

feeding

dris

(v) comfort 13

drison

comforter

dræ

(n) arm 18

dimut

(v) abandon

dimuton

abandoning

dirs

(adj) other 111415b15c1617BT

dirrim

(v) reach 13

dirrimon

reaching

dwall

(v) weave 15

dwallont

weaver

e

eban

(v) summon

ebanont

summoner

estraf

(n) dry material suitable for kindling

esard

(n) feeling, emotion 15b16

eskr

(v) ride

eskront

rider

esled

(v) drink 18

esledont

drinking

etni

(n) hand 1114

emnus

(n) oil (for anointing)

eml

(v) bless 14

emlont

blessing, beneficient 14

eþol

greet

eþolon

greeting

eþlin

(n) body

erig

(n) husband 14

ekrif

(n) grain 14

en

(n) thing 88a8b1011141515a15a15c15c16BTpoem19

enþ

(v) trade IR2

enþon

trading

ennit

(adj) lithe 915

eða

(n) daughter

elru

(n) music 1515a15a15c

ell

(adj) new poem

ellbas

(n) flower 9

elnus

(n) semen

elg

(v) lick

elgon

licking

egrim

(v) assign

egrimont

assigner

enge

(conj) even/still

engru

(n) elbow

engl

(v) squander, waste

englon

squanderer, profligate, wastrel, prodigal

englam

(v) perceive 15c

englamont

perception

eyag

(n) tongue

f

futo

(adj) old 9poem

furna

(n) ditch, trench

fult

(v) prevent

fulton

prevention

full

(v) grow 9

fullon

growth

faskur

(n) large vase or urn

fazran

gate

falispa

sparrow

faln

(v) wrap

falnont

wrapping

falna

(adj) safe

fost

(v) stop BT

fostont

stopping

forvesh

(n) string, twine, cord

folne

(n) mind 15

feshna

(n) breast

feld

(adj) each 16BT

frakh

(n) charcoal (v) char

frakhon

charcoal-burner, hermit, mystic

frin

(adj) plain, clear

fi

(n) harmony, beauty arising from the unity of several things 15

fikhos

(n) lynx

figde

(n) field 14

flarr

(v) pour 14

flarron

pouring

m

musten

(v) dress, clothe

mustenont

dressing

mushk

(v) ferment, brew

mushkont

brewer

murril

(n) ring

murrðesh

(n) soot, lampblack

murni

(n) cheek

mulsa

(n) blanket IR2

muldrim

(n) weld, dyer's weed

mulv

(v,n) cuddle

mulvon

cuddling

mulva

(n) cream

mulk

(v) hurt

mulkon

hurting

mulli

(n) onion 11

mulgra

(n) salmon

mabdur

(n, v) lock

mabduront

locking

maskret

(n) beaver

mateb

(n) guard 8

matf

(v) seize

matfon

seizing

madil

(n) awl

mashril

(n) weaver's shuttle

marush

(n) chestnut

marrushk

(n) chain

mavris

(n) twilight, anything considered liminal

martu

(n) odd-one-out

marvi

(n) dried fruit, especially raisin

martep

(v) guard 8b914

martepon

guarding

marmos

(n) seal

mark

(n) chief, leader 15

marks

(n) plan, counsel 1515a

marlun

(n) opal

makind

(v) rest, relax (esp after being busy)

makindon

relaxation, ease

manst

(v) stand, stay 19

manston

standing, staying

malvur

(n) ground that is dangerous to walk on

maldri

(n) maple

maldræ

(n) rowan

malk

(v) stick, cling, adhere

malkon

sticky

mall

(adj) holy 88a8b14BT18

mag

(n) tree 1419

margal

(n) hedge

mokh

(v) count (n) number

mokhont

arithmetic

most

(n) garment

motarþ

rammed earth, cob, adobe

mop

(n) toe

mod

(numeral) one 88b141517BT19

morsk

(v) flood, inundate, overflow, overwhelm

morskon

flood, deluge, inundation

morvin

(n, adj) unseasonal weather, out of place, ill-timed

morvin

(n) scythe

(v) mow

morvinont

mower

morga

(n) head

moldrid

(n) fog

mezzal

(adj) together 111416

men

(n) name that has a significant meaning BT

melst

(adj) next

meg

(v) step 915

megont

step (n) 9

megro

(n) sulphur, brimstone

misu

(adj) alone 8b15a15a18

misse

(n) virgin

mituran

(n) ladybird

mihyu

(n) cat 13

mir

(n) call 17

milta

pie

mæb

(n) size 11

mæn

(numeral) eleven

mœtas

(n) an act which, while not morally wrong, is avoided for social, cultural, or ritual reasons.

mœtes

(n) animal dung

mœvrisa

(n) sloe (adj) sour

mœviras

(n) fatigue caused by illness

mœz

(numeral) 144, a gross

mœza

(adj) great 813141515a15a19

mœshu

(n) dough 11

mœrash

(v) disrupt, interrupt, distract

mœrashon

interruption

þ

þusti

(n) top BT

þuru

(n) owl

þursi

(n) turf

þursin

(n) smith

(v) forge metal

þursinont

forging

þurmis

(n) fine, non-abrasive powder

þurn

(numeral) twelve

þun

catch

þunont

catcher

þuni

sister

þultur

(n) a large vessel for fermenting drinks

þarba

(n) loom, frame

þakr

march

þakront

marching

þantur

(v) learn 131515a

þanturont

learner

það

(n) act, deed 1515a15b15cBT

(v) do 15c16

þaðont

doer

þangush

(n) event 10

þal

side

þoben

(n) token, coin

þossan

(n) milestone, distance of 6 angrafar (1920 yards), symbol on map (esp. roskil) used to indicate distance between two places

þodra

(n) elk

þoms

(v) doubt 16

þomson

doubter

þoma

(adj) calm poem

þorga

(n) oven 11

þemol

(n) month 13

þerkos

(n) bramble

þenos

(n) peace

þel

(v) live 915c

þelon

living thing 915c

þegin

(n) flock of birds

þruda

(n) large ceramic storage jar, measure of capacity equal to 15 lalpir

þrugis

(n) fir tree

þrast

(adj,v) free (n) freedom

þraston

liberation

þrokh

(n) thirst, drought

þrogash

(n) grave, underground tomb, vault or burial chamber

þrel

(v) spill 18

þrelon

spilling

þrenti

(n) excitement, anticipation

þirras

(n) red squirrel

þinosh

(v) entrance 13

þinoshon

entrancing

þæsk

(n) food IR2

þærul

(n) dream

þoa

(n) sea IR2

sh

shubr

(v) send object, animal or unwilling person

shubron

sending

shuþ

(n) thanks, gratitude

shuþ

(v) thank 14

shuþont

grateful

shuldr

(v) cultivate

shullan

(v) flock

shullanont

flocking

shuldron

cultivation

shav

(v) purge

shavont

purging

shavu

(n) waist

shadil

(n) needle

shafre

(n) ash

sharun

(n) fungus, especially one that is neither edible not toxic.

sharra

(n) hare

sharren

(n) harbour

shannis

(n,v) comb

shannisont

combing

shosh

(conj) but 88a8b131515b15cIR2

shorg

(n) woad

(v) dye or stain with woad, outlaw, exile

shorgon

dyeing with woad

shevras

(n) a stimulus that triggers a memory

shest

(v) wash, bathe

sheston

washing

shelu

(n) calf (part of leg)

sheng

weapon

sheyag

(v) deny BT

sheyagont

denial

shrakhan

(v) thresh (n) flail

shrakhanont

thresher

shrak

(v) tear to pieces 10

shrakont

tearing to pieces

shia

(adj) brown 11

shid

(v) remind 9

shidont

reminder

shilaf

(n) straw

sheurr

(v) seclude 8

sheurron

seclusion

r

rubina

(n) hood

rus

(n) young wild or carnivorous animal

ruse

(n) spoon

ruvka

(n) anus

ruh

(v) change (intransitive) especially as a result of a natural process

ruhont

natural change

ruhos

(n) autumn

rukund

(n) attention to detail (adj) thorough

runa

(n) bed

rulbe

(n) mole

rulmug

(v,n) vomit

rulmugont

vomitting

rug

(v) give 88a1415a15b15cBT

rugont

giver 8a

rakha

(n) arousal

raskun

(n) axe

raskul

(n) bristle

raskans

(adj) complete

rasna

(n) testes, scrotum

ravor

carpenter's plane

ravnul

(n) galley (large, sea-going vessel propelled by oars)

raplat

(adj) hard, solid, rigid

rad

(numeral) three

rafk

(v) kill

rafkont

killing, murder

raþni

(n) threat, dangerous situation or thing

rashur

(v) seem 1515b

rashuron

appearance, illusion

rarn

(n) flank

rak

(v) thrust

rakont

thrusting

rakus

(n) mould, (v) mould, cast

rakusont

moulder

rakist

(n) scraper

(v) scrape

rakiston

scraping

rand

meet, especially as individuals or on a particular occasion

randon

meeting

ralbond

fence

rall

(n) ball 11

roskil

(n) waymap, showing the sequence of key landmarks between two places, and what to do at each.

rovok

(n) buttocks

rosh

(n) wave

ronep

(n) belly

rol

(v) move 15a15b15c1819

rolont

mover

rown

(v) pity

rownont

pity

retan

(v) appear, manifest 18

retanon

appearance, manifestation

revits

(v) penetrate sexually

revitson

sexual penetration

reftok

(n) spade

remb

(v) tell 8a 8b 19

rembont

narrator

remma

(n) paw 13

rennad

(n) silver 8b

relg

(n) house 88b101318

regosh

(v) change the properties of something by magic

regoshont

magical transformation; spell to change the properties of something

rissu

(adj) swift, fast

ritorþ

(n) arid scrubland

rimak

(n) crime 8

riþ

(v) flow

riþon

flowing

rik

(n) man 88a8b17BT

rinta

(n) hammered dulcimer

rintokh

(n) wedge

raubaum

(v,n) bellow, noise made by large herbivorous animal

raubaumont

bellowing

rœhel

(n) colour

i

issuli

egret poem

ist

(v) use 15c

istont

user

istul

(n,v) dye, stain, tint

istulon

dyer

isk

(n) son BT

iskraþ

(n) leftover food, especially after a feast

(v) reuse or distribute leftover food

iskraþon

distribution of leftovers

itsa

(n) flying insect 19

itwu

(n) owl

iv

(n) womb

ifet

(n) mint IR2

ifr-

(v) swim

ifron

swimming

imanþ

(n) wolf

imnil

(n) dimple

ishfir

(v) wander 8b

ishfiront

wandering

irib

(n) door 8

irrul

(adj) round 11

ikt

(n) key 8

ikol

(n) egg

iðu

eye 17

iðuzh

(v) see 8a131515a15bIR2BTpoem1819

iðuzhon

vision, sight

iðra

(n) river

ilbirna

(n) hyacinth

illunt

(n) gold 11

illeng

(n) festival

illit

(n) star 14

ilgar

(n) a legendary creature with the feet of a serpent, the teeth of an eagle, the wings of a fox and the hair of a fish

ingraþ

(n) holly, expecially female tree, particularly when carrying berries

iyauh

(n,v) howl

iyauhon

howling

k

kubist

(n) heather

kusten

(n) amber

kutœ

(adj) smooth

kuvel

(n) cardamom

kuvik

(n) ankle

kudr

(v) grind, mill

kuþant

(n) discover 19

kuþantont

discovery

kurþris

(n) a legendary catlike creature that lives in mountains and guides travellers who answer its riddles correctly, but leads those who answer wrongly astray.

kukur

(v) repeat task or action,iterate

kukuront

repetition, iteration

kuðrez

fox

kulb

(n) fish

kulde

(n) personal taste, preference

kulesti

(n) chalk downland

kulþu

(n) blister

kulkul

(n) beetle

kuln

(n) slab 18

kulgwið

(n) plant gall, oak-apple

kugus

(n) spleen

kaborna

(n) beam, strut, joist

katost

(n) billhook, (v) prune, pollard

katoston

pruning

katol

(v) put in order

katolon

one who puts in order

kadirga

blade, cutting edge, long single-edged knife

kams

(adj) few BT

kaþ

(n) grace, beauty of action15

kaþriks

(n) a chart for navigation at sea, made of a network of chords stretched over a frame.

(v) navigate

kaþrikson

navigator

karv

(numeral) four

karsta

(n) thigh

karra

(n) body of knowledge; corpus; library; tradition; expertise

karrast

(n) beam; strut; joist; structural timber.

karrkak

raven poem

kakstan

(adj) complicated 15c

kandrina

(n) woodpecker

kannit

(numeral) hundred 17

kalkh

(n) scale (of animal)

kalvis

(n) morsel, snack, treat, appetiser

kaldak

(n) lightning

kalw

(v) pay

kalwon

paying

kagal

(n) pebble

kost

(n) hook, sickle, crescent

kosvan

(n) beard

kodrok

(n) tortoise

kodrest

(n) a mythical creature that dwells in caves. Sometimes it appears as a man, sometimes as a fish. To pass safely through the caves, you must outwit the kodrest. If you kill a kodrest, you will become one yourself.

koþr

(v) forage

koþront

foraging

koþra

(n) belt

koreþ

(n) grandparent, ancestor

korru

(n) brow, forhead

koriþas

(n) monster, legendary creature, cryptid, paradox

korilsh

(n) dangerous stream or current, rapids, false ford

korkron

(n) ochre

kolpu

(n) thumb

kogra

(n) a basin that is fixed in place

kokel

(n) pear

konne

(n) wall

koloska

(n) scales, balance

kest

(n) hail

kest

(n) beehive, skep

keskœ

(n) pair of breeches, trousers or similar garment

kedan

(v) disappear 18

kedanont

dissapearance

kemmif

(n) grass 19

kemno

(n) city BT

kemni

(adj) green 19

kerurg

(n) mental block

kerun

(v) barter goods

kerunont

bartering of goods

kelv

(v) spend

kelvon

spending

keless

(n) swan

kengu

(n) shard (adj) jagged

kra

(n) bull, breeding male of domestic animal

kravosh

(n) sibling

kraþ

(n) heath

kraþ

(v) scratch

kraþon

scratching

kral

(v) receive 15b

kralon

receiver 15b

krote

(n) fatigue caused by exertion

kretuk

(v) panic

kretukont

panic, panicky

krez

(v) clean

krezon: cleaning

kria

(n) blood

krivo

(n) skiff, barge

kivek

(n) pepper

kipast

(n) wedge

kiþur

(n) land suitable for grazing but not for cultivation

kishta

(n) bush, shrub

kirat

(v) chase away 1317

kiratont

one who chases away

kirp

(n) spark (v) flash

kirpont

flashing

kirf

(n) seed

kirrl

(n) effort 15

kilbul

(n) rice

klamb

(v) confine

klambon

confining

klo

(adj) yellow 13

klobas

thick

klov

type 10

klop

(n) nut 1114

klib

(v) dig

klibont

digger

kæstu

(n) a rattle made by putting gravel in an animal skull

kæshro

(n) crystal

kœ

(adj) warm 14

kœsh

(n) bath (v) bathe

kœshont

bathing

n

navrot

(n) tally, inventory, storehouse keeper

naz

(n) way, manner 111515a15b15cIR2

narr

(v) betray (n) treachery (adj) treacherous 818

narron

act of betrayal

nakr

(v) close

nakront

closing

nant

bronze

nall

(adv) also 8a

nawn

(v) await 13

nawnon

awaiting

nevlap

(n) iron

neresh

(n) hair

nello

(adj) worthy

newt

(v) work 1315

newtont

worker 15

nisam

(v) return 819

nisamont

returnee

nir

(v) leak

niron

leaking

nirak

(v) reply

nirakont

replying

nið

(v) look 18

niðont

looking

nil

(n) young domestic or herbivorous animal

nægi

(n) lime, especially quicklime (adj

neunat

job, task

ð

ðurda

(n) compost, mulch

ðurdi

(n) grape

ðanna

(n) small of the back

ðonu

(n) river delta

ðersh

(n) land IR2BT

ðerren

(v) survive 9

ðerrenon

survival

ðenka

(adj) hollow

ðela

(n) girl 14

ðeng

(n) hole 19

ðirn

(n) sail

ðirnis

(v) sail

ðirnisont

sailor

zh

zhurin

(v) remit

zhurinont

remitting

zharab

(n) maternal aunt

zhi

(n) crest

zhert

(n) sky BT

zhel

(n) place 88b1113BT19

l

luns

(v) weep

lunson

weeping

lunse

(n) tear 8b

lugs

(n) moon 14

luwes

(n) the unpleasant feeling that you are being watched by an unseen presence

laborn

(n) perfume, scent

lakhshi

(n) sky, heaven 15a

lateus

(n) fatigue caused by interrupted or insufficient sleep

lambab

stumble

lambabont

stumbling, clumsy

lara

plant

larnol

(n) spine, backbone

lansa

(adj) slow 13

lannt

(n) amount

lalam

(v) balance 13

lalamont

balancing

lalpi

(n) jug, liquid measure somewhere between a pint and a quart

langun

(n,adj) a day's journey. Distance depends on terrain, mode of transport, etc.

losk

(n) weight (object), (adj) heavy, (v) weigh

loskont

weighing

lot

father 10

lotan

(v) beget

lotanont

begetting

lomokh

sword

lorem

(v) begin 1315bBT1819

loremont

beginner

lorm

(v) own 17

lormont

owner

lol

(conj) because 8a15c

levot

(n) oar

levni

(n) inner thigh

lepsu

(n) an object used to express the owner's emotions

leshn

(n) east BTpoem

lerv

(adj) due, proper

leng

(v) sing (n) song 101415b

lengont

singer

lisk

(adj) dear

liþ

(v) forget 18

liþont

forgetting

lirn

(v,n) awe

lirnont

awesome

linis

(n) spring 9IR2

lilpa

berry

lilin

(v) wriggle

lilinont

wriggling

læ

(adj) pleasantly strange; arcane; esoteric; surprising; eye-opening

lœp

(n) toy

g

g

taste

gon

tasting

gosht

flavour

go beb vo

understand instinctively

gubur

yeast

gubri

frog

gutme

(n) bread, loaf

gushn

(n) south

gulba

(n) sea-sponge

gulvash

(n) bowl, goblet, gibbous moon

(v) share wine or mead, pass round

gulvashont

sharing of wine or mead

gulshe

(n) marsh

gator

(n) order, sequence

gavagæ

(n) rabbit

gavram

(v) seduce selfishly

gavramon

seduction with selfish intent

gafat

(v) scatter BT

gafaton

scattering

gam

(v) try 16

gamont

trying

gampa

(n) cart drawn by horses or donkeys

gar

(n) mace, club

garmost

(n) remainder

garsh

(n) rage 88a19

garrt

(adj) harsh

garrtu

(adj) fierce 19

garrþa

(n) heron

garku

(n) chicken

garw

(v) take 1315

garwon

taking

gan

hill

galbi

(n) lute

galm

(adj) steady

galgu

(adj) difficult 131515aIR2

gog

or 101819

gde

(adj) unnaturally wrong, creepy

ge

(adj) true 8a8b1015a15b16BT

gevra

(adj) certain 16

geruss

(n) fruit

gel

(v) go 8101719

gelon

going

gelna

(n) leg

grund

(n) wasteland (adj) barren

grakheþ

(n) bear

gravd

(n) beast 91319

gram

(v) rise 14{{R19}

gramon

rising

graþa

(n) desert

gral

(n) stem, tube, pipe

grosheng

(v) warp, distort, deform

groshengon

distortion, deformation

greþi

fingernail, toenail

grenna

(n) shore, beach IR2

griv

(n) farm

grikht

(v) irritate 10

grikhtont

irritating 10

groam

(v) repay

groamon

repaying

groaln

(v) deserve

groalnon

deserving

gissal

(n) sinew, tendon, ligament

gitomm

(v) travel BTIR2

gitommon

journey

givrok

(n) earth 9

gins

(v,n) dance 91515a15b15c

ginson

dancing 1515a15c

ginnet

(n) bead

gildron

(n) a legendary creature to which strange noises in the night are attributed.

gilfra

(n) ivy

gla

(n) salt 11

glaf

(n) horse 17

glaurr

(n) a substance used in black magic, made by mixing the blood of an animal sacrificed to a demon with molten sulphur. (interj) a swearword

glæs

(n) spirit 8a8b1415b18

gwend

(v) hide 88a8b1315

gwendont

hiding 15

gaurrukh

(n) person who evades his humost, freeloader

(adj) lazy, greedy, expecting something for nothing

gærri

(n) tower BT

gæl

(n) valley 19

gœmwe

(adj) jealous 10

gœshwa

(adj) nauseous, queasy

ng

ngab

(numeral) seven

ngabr

defy

ngabront: defiance

ngang

unless

ngip

(int) On the contrary, yes

ngimri

(n) an apparent weakness that is actually a strength

y

y-

(pr) Personal pronoun, determined by person ending. 88a8b9101113141515a15b15c1617IR2BTpoem1819

yub

(v) marry 14

yubont

marriage

yurish

(adj) good 8a1415a16IR219

yap

wall 13

yaru

(adj) ready 11

yalte

(n) sheep

yag

(v) say, speak 88a8b1417BT19

yagon

speech, language BT

yorr

(numeral) nine

yebran: (v) participate in a ceremony

yebranont

participant, congregant

yetol

(adj) sudden 17

yeshni

(n) squid

yeks

(n) boy 91314

yeðozh

(v) watch 15b19

yeðozhont

watcher

yelt

(adj) bold

yelmit

(v) honour 14

yelmitont

honour (n)

yeng

(n) voice 1515a15c

yilass

(n) leaf

yilm

(n) flour 11

w

wuþom

(v) curl up, roll up

wuþomont

rolling up

wavet

storage pit, cubby-hole, cellar, alcove

wars

(v) pass 19

warson

passing

warl

(v,n) yawn

warlon

yawning

wargaf

(adj) barren, desolate, inhospitable (n) inhospitable place or landscape

waka

(n) duck

walpa

(n) soap

waldris

(n) note, annotation, caption

(v) annotate

waldrison

annotating

walng

(v) lay

walngon

laying

worulb

(n) seaweed, especially kelp

worza

(n) goose

wold

(v) mix 11

woldont

mixer

wolgan

(n) tonsil

wenu

(int} indeed not 10

wit

(v,n) play 91015c

witont

player

wiþ

(v) have 811131415BT

wiþont

possessor

wirss

(v) hurl 8

wirssont

one who hurls

waun

(n) tide

au

aurush

(n) orgasm

æ

æsvaþ

(v) love (has connotations of marriage and sex) 14

æsvaþont

love 14

æmash

(v) seduce lovingly

æmashont

seduction with loving intent

æmrag

(adj) important 16

æþli

(n) yew

æsh

(n) wing

ærkr

(v) heal

ærkront

healer

ælg

(n) shade 14

oa

oang

(v) conquer

oangont

conqueror

œ

œsal

(n) cinnamon

œma

(n) air 14

œmni

(adj) sick 9