Lánc-English dictionary

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This is the Lantian-English version of the dictionary.

  • ab: about + GEN.
  • alfabét: alphabet
  • asatčuč: to arrive (irr.: pres. asaču, verbal root: asátj-)
  • aštuč: to sell
  • atčuč: to come (irr.: pres. aču, verbal root: átj-)
  • awgúst: August
  • awto: car
  • ák: water (plur.: ačy)
  • ájád: from here
  • ájás: here (destination)
  • ájot: here (state)
  • ápril: April
  • ban: real
  • baneče: reality
  • bág: bread (plur.: badžy)
  • bál: sky
  • bán: all, everything
  • bánfadžo: everyday
  • bánfadžár: daily, everyday, agg.
  • bárz: end
  • bárzuč: to finish, to end
  • bášt: form
  • bejznódor: to meet, to be acquainted with (irr.: pres. bejznodžu, sub pres. bejznodža, opt pres, bejznodži, verbal root: bejznož-)
  • bénak: need
  • bénakor: to need
  • bílo: white
  • blezdosén: separation (in action, process)
  • blezdotjám: separation (concluded action, result)
  • blezduč: to separate, to divide
  • brás: red
  • caduč: to ask, máčesa (DAT) mátóko (AKK.) someone for something (irr.: pres. cadžu, sub pres. cadža, opt pres. cadži, verbal root: cáž-)
  • čalg: beginning (plur.: čalžy)
  • čalgor: to begin (irr.: pres. čaldžu, sub pres. čaldža, opt pres. čaldži, verbal root: čalž-)
  • čejnsén: construction
  • čejntjám: building, structure
  • čejnuč: to build, to construct
  • čép: time
  • čépár: temporal, time
  • čés: human being, person; čésy, people
  • čésmok: population, people
  • čésmokpót: republic
  • čwesačan: student
  • čwesor: to study
  • dá: god
  • de: yes
  • dekémbri: December
  • dén: good
  • dénlolor: to bless
  • dér: for + DAT.
  • dólb: pray
  • dólbor: to pray, dólbu, you're welcome
  • džanor: to thank
  • džantjám: thanks, thanksgiving
  • džéb: doubt
  • džébor: to doubt
  • džisma: couple, pair
  • džú: so
  • entáka: argument
  • eratčuč: to become (irr.: pres. eraču, verbal root: erátj-)
  • erko: door
  • ervomš: maybe
  • ervuč: to be (irregular, see grammar page)
  • ét: not
  • étčés: no one, nobody
  • étérvan: although, notwithstanding
  • éttók: nothing
  • éznápor: to disappear
  • fadžlójačan: newspaper
  • fád: day (plur.: fadžy)
  • febrwár: February
  • feden: poor
  • fami: happy
  • fýnor: to buy
  • gérv: sin
  • gérvačan: sinner
  • gérvuč to sin, to be guilty, + INSTR.
  • gláčor: to fly
  • glós: aim, goal (plur.: glošy)
  • gnawt: sure
  • gorávtjám: temptation
  • gorávuč: to tempt
  • gwalčor: to forgive
  • gwalčotjám: forgiveness
  • héd: mother (plur.: hedžy)
  • hranu: food
  • húre: hour
  • ílu: snow
  • ílumor: to snow
  • informákce: information
  • izatčuč: to come in, to enter (irr.: pres. izaču, verbal root: izátj-)
  • izrokor: to go in, to enter (irr.: pres. izroču, sub pres. izroča, opt pres. izroči, verbal root: izrój-)
  • izvýn: out + LOC/ADL/DEL
  • janvár: January
  • jefáža: nature
  • jefážajer: natural
  • jék: if
  • joštér: evening
  • julju: July
  • junju: Juny
  • júšek: south
  • kalkor: to give (irr.: verbal root: kál-)
  • kantor: to wait for (irr: pres. kanču, sub pres: kanča, opt pres: kanči, verbal root: kánj-)
  • kapál: east
  • kájád: from there
  • kájás: there (destination)
  • kájot: there (state)
  • kilkane: empty
  • kilométr: kilometre
  • klás: game
  • klásačan: player
  • klásor: to play
  • krák: war (plur.: kračy)
  • kréžone: grass
  • krís: king (plur.: krišy)
  • krišpót: kingdom
  • króp: error, mistake
  • krópov: wrong
  • krópuč: to be wrong, to make a mistake
  • krujzuč: to break
  • kwón: desire, wish
  • kwónuč: to desire, to wish
  • lak: this
  • lakfadžo: today
  • lakuč: to give birth, to breed, to procreate, to generate (irr.: pres. laču, sub pres. lača, opt pres. lači, verbal root: láj-); lakučis, to be born
  • lájačan: parent
  • lájón: offshoot, sprout
  • lájsén: childbirth, labour, generation
  • lájtjám: birth
  • lást: mister, lord, ó Lást, the Lord
  • lój: new
  • lók: head (plur.: ločy)
  • lolor: to say, to tell
  • lós: sun (plur.: lošy)
  • lučer: month
  • lujda: fish
  • lúk: moon (plur.: lučy)
  • lwásor: to find
  • lwím: left (direction)
  • mahmotjám: comparation
  • mahmuč: to compare
  • maj: May
  • malóm: west
  • marc: March
  • marí: brother
  • má: what
  • máčés: someone, somebody, anyone
  • máke: which
  • málajč: pleasure, (tó bejznódor) málajč ér, nice to meet you
  • málo: city
  • málor: to like, mátók (NOM.) máčesa (DAT.) mále, someone likes something, ó tále ona milaja mále, the woman likes the book
  • mált: yellow
  • málzor: to speak, to talk (irr.: verbal root: malž-)
  • mápičwo: sometimes
  • mátók: something, anything
  • máwri: sister
  • mázu: house, home
  • mecaduč: to wonder
  • medmučár: synonymous
  • medmúk: synonym (plur: medmučy)
  • medol: equal, identical; na + ACC., to someone/thing
  • mé: who
  • méra: beautiful
  • mérem: room
  • méske: because
  • métr: metro
  • mjáwe: state
  • mila: woman
  • milson: wife
  • mitor: to wash (irr: pres. míču, sub pres: míča, opt pres: míči, verbal root: míj-)
  • mízmajvsén: translation (process)
  • mízmajvtjám: translation (result)
  • mízmajvuč: to translate
  • mízt: between, among + LOC/ADL/DEL
  • mlop: deep
  • mlopeče: depth
  • mon: man
  • monson: husband
  • móhnosén: production (process)
  • móhnor: to produce
  • móhnotjám: production (result)
  • mór: language
  • mórwandži: linguistics
  • móse: how much
  • mwemuč: to listen to
  • mwín: soul, spirit
  • mwínár: spiritual
  • mwínareče: spirituality
  • mýzdor: to understand
  • mýzdosén: understanding
  • mýzdotjám: comprehension
  • nalájačan: relative (person related)
  • nálu: free
  • nálutoluč: to set free
  • néga: rain
  • négor: to rain (irr.: pres. nedže, sub pres. nedža, opt pres. nedži, verbal root: než-)
  • netor: to believe (irr.: verbal root: néč-)
  • nomá: green
  • novembri: November
  • nós: use, utilisation (plur.: nošy)
  • nósor: to use, to utilise (irr.: verbal root: noš-)
  • nóšfadž: morning
  • nun: other
  • núčelor: to unite, to unificate
  • núčelsén: unification
  • núčeltjám: union
  • nwín: sea
  • nýnoltjám: changement, change, modification
  • nýnoluč: to change, to modificate
  • ofadžo: yesterday
  • oktobri: October
  • omšor: to can, to be able
  • ó: the
  • óz: without + GEN.
  • páluč: to open
  • pana: high
  • pán: land, Earth
  • pátesor: to travel, to voyage
  • páwámor: to call by phone
  • pjér: before + ACC.
  • pjérmá: ago
  • pjuv: right (direction)
  • píku: child
  • pít: time (plur.: pičy) (an instance or single occasion for some event)
  • plajačan: debtor
  • plák: debt (plur.: plačy)
  • plákor: to be in debt, máčésa (DAT), with SO (irr.: pres. plaču, sub pres. plača, opt pres. plači, verbal root: plaj-)
  • ply: already
  • pnake: grace
  • popítačan: teacher
  • popítor: to teach
  • pore: word
  • pólkor: to write (irr.: verbal root: polj-)
  • póliec: pen
  • pópeluč: to happen
  • pradís: heaven
  • pralájačan: grandparent
  • prezidént: president
  • próte: blood
  • pšálter: tower
  • pýk: fire (plur.: pyčy)
  • radjó: radio
  • raluč: to read
  • rámek: shop
  • ráka: hand
  • rím: death
  • rímor: to die
  • rokor: to go (irr.: pres. roču, sub pres. roča, opt pres. roči, verbal root: rój-)
  • róze: rose
  • rýž: excuse, apology
  • rýžor: to excuse
  • salmor: to see (irr.: verbal root: sálj-)
  • septembri: September
  • sélvor: to watch, to look at
  • sgoton: ready
  • sistéma: system
  • siwnor: to collect
  • siwntjám: collection
  • spišak: list
  • spríš: stone
  • stuv: village
  • svútu: saint
  • swád: from where
  • swás: where (motion)
  • swé: how
  • swíz: when
  • swot: where (state)
  • ša: + INSTR. with
  • šanúčelor: to gather
  • šanúčeltjám: reunification
  • šapátesačan: satellite
  • šálja: will
  • šáljor: to want
  • ši: and
  • šik: that, adj.
  • šmanor: to cook
  • šmansén: cooking
  • štad: night (plur.: štadžy)
  • štomor: to invite
  • štomtjám: invitation
  • šušmor: to scatter, to spread, to disperse
  • šušmotjám: dispersion
  • taméske: why
  • tále: book
  • tálejaš: bookseller
  • tálenawr: library
  • tálerám: bookshop
  • tefadžo: tomorrow
  • telefon: telephone
  • tlóž: fruit
  • toljuč: to do, to make
  • toltasma: blanket
  • tómsuč: to learn (irr.: verbal root: tomš-)
  • tref: meeting
  • trefor: to meet
  • twák: work (plur.: twačy)
  • twákor: to work (irr.: verbal root: twač-)
  • tyrcor: to search, to look for
  • tyrcosén: search, research
  • úk: name (plur.: učy)
  • valmor: to think
  • vámil: family
  • vanéj: page
  • vašwa: distance
  • vašwator: to be distant; Roma vašwate 1435 kilométryo ód Londono, Rome is 1435 km from London
  • váne: light, n.
  • vikšte: daughter
  • vjéša: friend
  • vnúk: tree (plur.: vnučy)
  • vokeš: son
  • voremož: corridor
  • vréma: weather
  • vryn: black
  • vwedor: to cut (irr.: pres. vwedžu, sub pres. vwedža, opt pres. vwedži, verbal root: vwéž-)
  • vwéžasma: knife
  • vylčuč: to seem
  • výnatčuč: to come in, to enter (irr.: pres. výnaču, verbal root: výnátj-)
  • výnrokor: to go in, to enter (irr.: pres. výnroču, sub pres. výnroča, opt pres. výnroči, verbal root: výnrój-)
  • výr: world
  • wák: help (plur.: wačy)
  • wakor: to help, + DAT. (irr.: verbal root: wáč-)
  • wámor: to call
  • wánde: science
  • wenduz: north
  • ymér: star
  • ymérwandži: astronomy
  • ymérwandžijer: astronomical
  • ýbo: but
  • ýs: year (plur.: yšy)
  • ža: that (phrasal)
  • zalvačon: creator
  • zalvotjám: creation
  • zalvuč: to create
  • zgwenč: deep
  • zgwenčeče: depth
  • znápor: to appear
  • znódor: to know (irr.: pres. znodžu, sub pres. znodža, opt pres, znodži, verbal root: znož-)
  • zwakor: to follow (irr.: pres. zwaču, sub pres. zwača, opt pres, zwači, verbal root: zwáj-)
  • žanej: street
  • ždé: sleep
  • ždénor: to sleep
  • ževút: waist, womb, paunch
  • žinkor: to drink (irr.: pres. žiču, sub pres. žiča, opt pres. žiči, verbal root: žinj-)
  • žwýn: full; + INSTR., of