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Senjecas dict. v

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Pronunciation table

p b f v m t d þ ð ɫ l ż s z r n k g x ƣ h ȝ š i e a ǫ o u ĭ ĕ ŭ
/p/ /b/ /ɸ/ /β/ /m̥/ /m/ /t/ /d/ /θ/ /ð/ /l̥/ /l/ /ʦ/ /ʣ/ /s/ /z/ /ɾ̥/ /n/ /k/ /g/ /ç/ /ʝ/ /j̊/ /j/ /sʷ/ /sʲ/ /i/ /e/ /ä/ /ɒ/ /o/ /u/ /ɪ/ /ɛ/ /ʊ/


Alphabets

lat grk cyr arm geo dev gla run tng arb heb kat hir han
v ϐ в վ ف ב ㇷ゛ ㇷ゛
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Notes

  1. affx = affix, either a prefix or a suffix, e.g., -vaa, enclitic to form the intenstive pronoun, e.g., muvaa, I myself.
  2. comp = compound of two or more words, e.g., vı̋ı̋e, bee + dűűlo, sting = viidűűlo, bee sting.
  3. derv = a word derived from a root, e.g., vı̋sra, despair < v-, privative prefix"; ı̋sra, hope.
  4. Words in red indicate an object or concept that did not exist in Sefdaania.
  5. Abbreviations in orange denote the specific area of specialization, e.g., va̋g|a, t.v. post, appoint [Mil.].
  6. At the end of each alphabetic section is a legend, e.g., Total: Total: 67/47+9/84%. This means that there are 69 root words (lemmata) of which 47 are verbs and seven are adjectives which can be treated as stative verbs. The last number means that 78% percent of the vocabulary is verbs.


Dictionary

  • v001 va̋a̋, asseverative ptc. indeed, no doubt, to be sure, forsooth, I shouldn't wonder, I daresay, amen [> Avestan δa, indeed].
  • affx -vaa, enclitic to form the intenstive pronoun, e.g., muvaa, I myself [> Armenian ba(y), emphatic particle].
  • v002 va̋a̋|a, 1. t.v. discuss, speak of, talk over, go through. 2. i.v. converse, discuss; communicate, commune [> English fate]. -o, conversation, discussion.
  • v003 va̋a̋|da, 1. t.v. habituate; inure, familiarize, get used to. 2. i.v. accustom, be accustomed, be used to [> Tamil vaṭi, habit]. -do, usage, fashion, wont, routine, mode, practice. -ðm=i, adj. familiar, acquainted, accustomed, used (with/to, túȝa). =u, acquaintance. =us, kith. -ðm̃=i, adj. routine, usual, ordinary, common, bourgeois. =ɛta, bourgeoisie. =u, commoner, bourgeois(e). -ðra, habituation, familiarization, propriety, etiquette. –ðvi, adv. in general, generally, usually, customarily, by and large.
  • derv va̋a̋ha, 1. t.v. (carry on the) shoulder, shoulder [push]. 2. i.v. shoulder [< va̋a̋ha, shoulder].
  • v004 va̋a̋|ȝo, sediment [> Lithuanian bōju-s, swamp]. -ȝa, i.v. sediment. -ȝı̋d̨a, t.v. sediment. -ira, deposition; sedimentation.
  • v005 va̋a̋n|a, t.v. make, manufacture, fabricate, create, -fy. –aþ=u, creature. =e, creature. -i, adj. creative. -lu, creator, maker, -wright. -o, creation, that which has been created. -ra, creation, act of creating.
  • v006 va̋a̋r|a, 1. t.v. sieve, filter, strain. 2. i.v. sieve, filter, strain [> Kannada bār, pour out]. –lo, sieve, filter, colander, strainer.
  • v007 va̋a̋s|a, 1. t.v. gnaw, nibble-, (-at, -on). 2. i.v. gnaw, nibble [> Sanskrit bábhasti, chew]. -o, nibble.
  • v008 va̋a̋ta, t.v. push, shove, jostle.
  • v009 va̋a̋x|a, i.v. perch. –o, perch.
  • v010 va̋|di, adj. good; vĭva̋di, adj. better [> English better]. –ðta, goodness. -ðte̋e̋o, good news, gospel.
  • v011 va̋ð|a, t.v. deafen [> Gothic baud-s, deaf]. -i, adj. deaf. –ta, deafness. –u, deaf person.
  • v012 va̋g|a, t.v. assign, allot, allocate, distribute; impute, ascribe, attach, post, appoint [Mil.] [> Sanskrit bhájati, divide]. –o, assignment, allotment, post, appointment.
  • v013 vái, rel. cnj. where [> Tamil vai, put].
  • v014 va̋iδ|i, adj. red-haired. -u, redhead.
  • v015 va̋iƣ|a, 1. t.v. dawn on. 2. i.v. dawn [> Tamil vaiku, dawn]. -a, dawn, twilight [daybreak to sunrise].
  • v016 va̋is|a, 1. t.v. disdain, despise, scorn, show-, have-, contempt for. 2. i.v. have contempt. –ra, disdain, scorn, contempt. –ti, adj. scornful, contemptuous, disdainful. –t̨i, adj. contemptible.
  • v017 va̋l|a, i.v. produce leaves, be in leaf [> English foliage]. –ða̋lo, chlorophyll. –o, leaf; leaf, page [of book]; sheet, piece [of paper]. –re̋uðo, carotin. -ri, adj. leafy.
  • v018 va̋n|a, 1. t.v. damage, impair [> Old English benn, wound]. 2. i.v. damage. -o, damage, impairment.
  • v019 va̋ra, i.v. portend, presage, foreshadow.
  • derv va̋sri, adj. inanimate [< a̋ṡa, move].
  • v020 va̋|ti, adj. unmarried. –tu, bachelor. –þta, bachelorhood.
  • v021 va̋x|a, 1. t.v. augment. 2. i.v. augment [Etruscan vaxa, augmented]. –ra, augmentation.
  • comp ved|a̋mo, cellophane. -ðbı̋ı̋ðo, glasspaper, glassine. -ðge̋lko, glass bead. –ðpa̋lto, pane of glass.
  • v022 ve̋e̋ða, t.v. plague, torment; harass.
  • v023 ve̋e̋|la, 1. t.v. be in charge of, superintend, supervise. 2. i.v. be in charge [> Tamil vēḷ, chief]. -l̤u, supervisor, master; archon.
  • v024 ve̋e̋ƣ|a, i.v. squabble, dispute, wrangle, disagree, brawl. –o, squabble, dispute, disagreement, brawl. –si, adj. disputatious, argumentative.
  • v025 ve̋|ga, t.v. batter [> English bench]. –ƣlu, batterer. –ƣra, battery.
  • v026 ve̋ka, i.v. hiccup [> Tamil vikku, hiccup].
  • v027 ve̋|na, 1. t.v. hear. 2. i.v. hear [> Tamil vin, hear]. –nlu, hearer. -nra, audition. -n̨i, adj. audible.
  • v028 ve̋ƣ|a, i.v. desert. –lu, deserter.
  • comp ve|rgős=a, ravenous hunger. =i, adj. ravenous, voracious. -rme̋=żi, adj. huge, enormous. =zta, hugeness, enormousness. –rmőso, bearskin. –r̈ı̋ı̋si, adj. grumpy.
  • derv ve̋ri, adj. ursine.
  • v029 ve̋uð|a, t.v. examine, inspect, assay, check up, look-, -over, -on, go over [> English bid]. –lu, examiner, inspector.
  • comp vii|dűűlo, bee sting. -ke̋lso, bee stinger.
  • v030 ve̋z|a, t.v. hunt up, seek out, locate, go in quest of, go to see, quest-, -after, -for; look up [a person], come for [> Telugu vedaku, search]. -o, search, quest.
  • v031 vı̋ı̋ki, adj. tense, tight, taut.
  • v032 vı̋ı̋na, i.v. get-, stand-, -up [> Telugu vī̃gu, erect].
  • affx -vi, suffix used to form adverbs from adjectives, e.g., xa̋li, tardy; xálvi, tardily.
  • v033 vı̋|da, 1. t.v. leave, go-, -forth, -from, -out, depart (from), exit, quit, come out of, get-, -out of, -off, set off; graduate. 2. i.v. go away, depart, leave, step out, exit, come-, go-, -out, set-, -forth, -out, leave; retire, graduate [> Tamil viṭu, leave]. -do, exit(way), outlet. -ðra, departure, parting, farewell; retirement, graduation; exodus.
  • v034 vı̋ði, adj. tart, acrid, pungent; fig. rough [road].
  • v035 vı̋|ga, 1. t.v. surprise, take-, -by surprise, -unawares, -aback. 2. i.v. be surprised, be taken aback [> Telugu vegaḍu, surprise]. -gi, adj. surprised. -ƣra, surprise.
  • v036 vı̋l|a, 1. t.v. befriend, make friends with. 2. i.v. make friends [> English -phile]. –i, adj. friendly, genial, congenial. –ta, friendliness, congeniality. –u, friend.
  • v037 vı̋m|a, 1. t.v. color-, make-, -orange. 2. i.v. turn-, become-, -orange [> English flavin]. –i, adj. orange.
  • v038 vı̋n|a, i.v. be of importance, matter, make a difference [> Tamil vimmu, stout]. -e̋do, staple. -i, adj. important, significant; staple. -ra, import, importance, significance, signification.
  • v039 vı̋|pa, 1. t.v. pitch, hurl, heave, project. 2. i.v. pitch, heave [Etruscan vipa, hurl]. –fta, projection. –f̤őőlo, trajectory.
  • v040 vı̋r|a, i.v. fall-, cave-, -in, collapse [> Tamil viri, expand]. –o, crash.
  • v041 vı̋|si, adj. every [sg.] [> Konda vizu, all]. -sa̋a̋=ȝi, adj. every morning. =ivi, adv. every morning. –sáálu, adv. every way. –sááru, adv. for every reason. -sa̋h=i, adj. every day, daily. =vi, adv. every day. -sdı̋l=i, adj. every year, annual. =vi, adv. every year. –sf̨a̋=gi, adj. every month, monthly. =ƣvi, adv. every month. -sı̋mo, every kind. -sȝı̋=ti, adj. every evening. =þvi, adv. every evening. –sla̋a̋t=i, adj. every night, nightly. =þvi, adv. every night. -so, everything. –s̈efa̋h=i, adj. every week, weekly, hebdomadal. =vi, adv. every week. -su, pron. every-, -one, -body. –sum, adv. every time, always, ever. –sváþ=i, adv. (at) everywhere. =im, adv. to everywhere. =is, adv. from everywhere.
  • derv vı̋|sra, despair, hopelessness. -smi, adj. hopeless, desperate, desolate.
  • derv vĭgı̋mi, adj. flawless.
  • derv vĭǧı̋ı̋i, adj. lifeless.
  • derv vĭna̋a̋|i, adj. fearless, intrepid. -ta, intrepidness, intrepidity. -vi, adv. intrepidly.
  • comp vĭna̋ɫi, adj. immoderate, intemperate.
  • comp vĭna̋m̃ra, abandon, unrestraint, unconstraint.
  • comp vĭnı̋hi, adj. beardless, cleanshaven.
  • derv vĭva̋a̋li, adj. leafless.
  • comp vĭzı̋þi, adj. carefree.
  • v042 vőő|i, adj. both, ambi- [> English ambi-]. -ǧı̋ı̋i, adj. amphibian, amphibious. -i...-i, cnj. both...and. -ma̋ni, adj. ambidextrous. -m̃i, adj. endemic. -s, adv. both times. -u, pron. both. -vi, adv. about, around.
  • v043 vőőko, oakum, tow.
  • v044 vőőm̃o, million [> Sankrit bhū́ri-, many].
  • v045 vőőri, adj. blond, fair.
  • v046 vőőu|ra, 1. t.v. steal, thieve, pilfer, filch (from, ápa). 2. i.v. steal, thieve, pilfer (from, ápa) [> English furtive]. -r̈a, theft, thievery. -rlu, stealer, thief. -rűðo, stolen property.
  • v047 , interjection expressing protest or assertion.
  • v048 vőð|a, 1. t.v. dig, spade, delve. 2. i.v. dig, delve [> English bed]. –lo, spade, shovel. –lu, digger.
  • v049 vőga, i.v. stream [> English beck].
  • v050 vő|ȝi, adj. frightening, frightful [> Lithuanian bajú, frightening]. -izı̋ko, nightmare.
  • v051 vőlƣo, leather bag; paunch [> English belly].
  • v052 vőri, adj. disagreeable, unfavorable, unfriendly, unkind, ungracious, uncharitable.
  • v053 vőrm|a, 1. t.v. dread, have a horror of. 2. i.v. feel horror [> English formidable]. –aþi, adj. horrified, terrified, aghast. -ĕra, dread, horror, terror. -i, adj. horrible, horrifying, dreadful, ghastly, terrible, hideous. -u, terrible ghost.
  • v054 vős|a, i.v. train naked, practice gymnastics [> English bare]. –lu, gymnast. –űűra, gymnastics.
  • v055 vőx|a, 1. t.v. blaze. 2. i.v. flame; blaze, flare [> English focus]. –o, flame.
  • v056 vűű|a, i.v. be [temporary existence] (cf. e̋sa) [> English be].
  • v057 vűű|da, 1. t.v. take-, seize-, -as booty, sack, plunder, pillage. 2. i.v. plunder, pillage [> English booty]. -do, booty, loot, spoils, plunder. -ðlu, brigand. -ðra, pillage, plunder, brigandage.
  • v058 vűűm|a, 1. t.v. owe. 2. i.v. be indebted; ought to, be to. -lu, debtor. -ra, debt; ~ vűűla, thank you; ~ vűűla ne, you're welcome. -tűso, account, bill, invoice, check.
  • v059 vűűn|o, barrier. –viðı̋ȝo, barricade.
  • v060 vűƣ|a, 1. t.v. escape, elude. 2. i.v. escape, get away, slip away [> English fugitive]. –fe̋do, centrifugal force. -lu, escapee. -o, escape, slip. -si, adj. escapist.
  • v061 vű|ra, 1. t.v. excite, rouse. 2. i.v. be-, -excited, -aroused [> Sanskrit bhuráti, move rapidly]. –ri, adj. excited, aroused. –rĭta, excitability. -r̈a, excitement, arousal. -r̨i, adj. excitable.
  • v062 vula̋ku, watchman [> English prophylaxis].
  • v063 vűl|i, adj. iridiscent. –ta, iridiscence.
  • v064 vűra, t.v. scrape-, grind-, -off.
  • v065 vűrka, i.v. spring, snap, fly-, -back, -off with a jerk.
  • v066 v̌e̋ka, i.v. twinkle.
  • v067 v̌e̋e̋|to, world, earth. –ta̋żo, earth axis. -te̋e̋lo, zone [Geog.]. -ti, adj. earthly, terrestrial. -tu, (people of the) earth. –þba̋lo, earth’s orbit. -þfe̋lo, hemisphere. –þȝővto, perigee. –þkőðo, earth’s crust. –þne̋m=o, continent. =ka̋pa, continental drift. –þsa̋a̋r̈a, geography. -þ̈a̋fi, adj. worldwide, global. –þ̨ı̋fa, apogee.

Total: 67/47+9/84%.