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Senjecas dict. e

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Pronunciation table

p b f v ɱ m t d þ ð ɫ l c s z r n k g x h ȝ š i e a ɔ o u ı ɛ y
/p/ /b/ /ɸ/ /β/ /m̊/ /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

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e / ę η / ῆ e / ē ე /ეე է / էէ ए/ऐ ᛖ/ᛖᛖ ⰵ/ⰵⰵ ? אֵ/ אֵֽ ے/ ےٰ ‹/« エ/エー

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Dictionary

  • comp = compound of two or more words, e.g., ð̬esȝa̋mo, breathing hole < ð̬e̋sa, breath + ȝa̋mo, hole.
  • gram = grammatical, e.g., e-, the augment for the past tense.
  • Words in red indicate an object or concept that did not exist in Sefdaania.


  • e001 ę̋|di, adj. silly, absurd, simple. -ðta, silliness, absurdity, simpleness.
  • e002 ę̋|ga, 1. t.v. lift-, raise-, (-up), hold up, elevate, hoist, hoise, rear, boost, heave. 2. i.v. arise, get-, stand-, -up. –ᵹlo, siphon. -ᵹra, Assumption. –ᵹte̋ro, elevator.
  • e003 ę̋|ka, t.v. persuade, induce, prevail upon; bully [a p. to do a th.]. -ka, persuasion, inducement. -ḳi, adj. persuadable, persuasible, inducible. -xlu, persuader, inducer, bully. -xsi, adj. persuasive.
  • e004 ę̋l|a, 1. t.v. streak, stripe, striate; touch-, -slightly, -on, graze, brush, skim. 2. i.v. streak; graze, brush, skim. -i, adj. striped, streaked, streaky, striated. -o, stripe, strip, streak, mark, band; sector.
  • e005 ę̋ɫ|a, t.v. rake. –lo, rake.
  • e006 ę̋n|a, 1. t.v. widen; stretch [shoes]. 2. i.v. widen. -i, adj. wide. -ra, width.
  • e007 ęnő, intrj. behold, hey look.
  • e008 ę̋|pa, 1. t.v. associate (with, súna). 2. i.v. associate, hang out. -flu, comrade, mate, colleague, associate, buddy, fellow. –fta, comradeship, camaraderie, fellowship. –pi, adj. comradely, sociable.
  • e009 ę̋r|a, 1. t.v. coarsen. 2. i.v. coarsen. -ta, coarseness, roughness; discourteousness, rudeness, uncouthness, grossness, vulgarity. -i, adj. rough, coarse; impolite, discourteous, rude, uncouth, boorish, gross, vulgar, churlish. -u, boor, churl, lout, oaf.
  • e010 ę̋þa, 1. t.v. save, secure; salvage, rescue, recover, help. 2. i.v. save; recover.
  • e011 ę̋v|a, t.v. command, order, bid. -lu, commander. -o, order, command, commandment, behest, bidding.
  • gram e-, augment for past tense.
  • gram -e, noun suffix naming an animal that is characterized by the action of the verb or by the noun, e.g., ga̋ɱa, caw; ga̋ɱe, crow; or of the nature of the noun or adjective, e.g., sų̋bo, hump; sų̋be, camel.
  • e012 e̋|ba, 1. t.v. light upon, befall, bechance, happen to, become of, behave towards, treat (of), betide. 2. i.v. befall, happen, bechance, come-, -to pass, -about, -up, fall out, take place, occur, betide, transpire. -ba, postp. in case of, against. –bi, conj. in case, in the event, if [with subj.]. –bi, adj. incidental. -bo, happening, incident, treatment, occurrence, engagement, rendezvous, tryst. –vi, adv. incidentally, by the way. -vra, occurrence, instance, time.
  • e013 e̋-da, 1. t.v. eat; take [medicine]. 2. i.v. eat. -dı̋slo, crib, manger. -do, food, meal, dish, viand, foodstuff. -ḍi, adj. eatable, edible. -ðfa̋rlu, grocer. -ðkę̋sa, mealtime. -ðko, snack, collation. -ðɱexle̋ᵶo, menu. -ðpę̋ka, diet. -ðpı̨̋ra, appetite. -ðsı̨̋mlo, table knife.
  • e014 e̋fo, hundred million.
  • e015 e̋|ga, 1. t.v. lack; miss. 2. i.v. be in want. -gi, adj. deficient, lacking, short, wanting, privative. -go, lack, scarcity, deficiency, shortage. -ᵹra, want.
  • e016 éh|a, postp. out (of), from (within). –u, adv. out.
  • e017 ehő, intrj. cry to get s.o.'s attention, hey there!
  • e018 e̋i-da, month. -di, adj. monthly. –ðme̋ra, month's mind.
  • e019 e̋ih|a, t.v. plait, braid. -o, plait, braid.
  • e020 e̋il|a, 1. t.v. furrow. 2. i.v. furrow. -o, furrow.
  • e021 e̋im|a, t.v. copy. –o, copy.
  • e022 e̋i|ti, adj. clever. –þta, cleverness.
  • e023 e̋|ȝa, t.v. trust-, confide-, (-in), entrust, commit, charge, credit (with, ᵹóma), commend, rely upon; look to. –imi, adj. confident, trusting. –imı̋þo, credential(s). imvi, confidently, assuredly, amen. -iɱi, adj. confidential, private. -ira, trust, confidence, credit, reliance. -iri, adj. trustworthy. -ȝa, postp. in the charge-, keeping-, -of, with. –ȝaþu, confidant. –ȝi, adj. creditable, commendable.
  • e024 e̋|ki, adj. bad, ill, wicked, base, fell. -xta, wickedness, iniquity.
  • e025 elűno, linchpin.
  • e026 e̋m|a, 1. t.v. capture, seize. 2. i.v. seize. -a, capture, seizure.
  • e027 é|na, postp. at, in, into, on, to. -ną̋ha, intercalary day. -nðe̋a, t.v. insert, put in. -nðe̋o, insertion. -nk̬őla, t.v. enflesh, incarnate. -nɱę̋sa, i.v. indwell, dwell within. -ɱę̋si, adj. indwelling, immanent. -n̨ą̋ɱa, t.v. fig. approach [a person], undertake [a business]. [ < en̨ą̋ɱa, embark]. -pőza, t.v. infuse. -nu, adv. in.
  • e028 ép|a, postp. after the manner of, after, at, behind, by, in, on the authority of, under, according to, in terms of, as, in the role of. -a, conj. as. -u, adv. -wise.
  • e029 e̋r|a, 1. t.v. take advantage of, benefit. 2. i.v. be of-, -advantage, -service, stead. –a, postp. on behalf of, for (-the sake-, -the benefit-, -the interest-, of). -i, adj. advantageous, beneficial; economical. -o, advantage, benefit, interest, stead, behalf.
  • e030 e̋s|a, i.v. be, exist. [cf. vų̋a]. -i, adj. existent. –lu, being. –ta, existence.
  • e031 ést|i, conj. but, however, yet, although, nevertheless, on the other hand. –ítu, adv. (yet) even (still). –u, adv. yet, still.
  • e032 é|tu, adv. also, too, as well, either. -ta, postp. as well as, besides, in addition to, with. -ti, conj. plus, and also, in addition. -þfę̋to, epithet, nickname.
  • e033 , intrj. exclamation of joy.
  • e034 éu, adv. (close) by.
  • e035 e̋urþ|a, dignity. –a̋gu, dignitary. –i, adj. dignified.
  • e036 éva, postp. on, over, to, upon.
  • e037 exvı̋ᵹo, small bag for belongings, purse, wallet.
  • e038 e̋|za, t.v. esteem. –za, esteem. –zi, adj. esteemed. –zsų̋nu, form of address by an older person to a younger man. -z̨ı̋du, form of address by an older person to a younger woman.