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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 u kh s t a v p o h z
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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
uslif
(n) sleet
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
sulkhan
(n) antler
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
toral
(n) a legendary creature said to resemble a monstrous, flesh-eating horse with spines along its back
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
orrelþa
(n) maze
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
fadra
handle, haft, hilt
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
mokel
(n) pond, pool
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
shuldron
cultivation
shulir
(v) influence the behaviour of something by magic
shuliront
magical influence
shullan
(v) flock
shullanont
flocking
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
ikna
(n) spine, spike
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
kuruþ
(n) horn
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
krambas
(n) woodlouse
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

eu

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