Tirkunan: Lexicon

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a	[a]		-(C) ad+	prep.	at, to, towards, it. a, ad, de. zu, nach, bei →abas, acas, a cu, a dest, agreg, aiumbi, aiumbi, a'l, a mei camin, a nou, a nru, a ou, a pru tral, a pui, a raci tem, a raci ur, a ri, ariva, a rivei, asist, a sra, a srul, a su, a un, avit, cudolu, cufrum, cusinec a grou, cuveni, da, deu, diman, di rispet a, di salut, dun, fe piveni, las, lig, man, nres, nres, pidun, piri, piveni, pric, pric, proa, prumit, prumit, ricuscu, rifri, rifri, riseu, risist, rispus, ritor, sucedi, sumit, va, veni, viac
a-	[a]		-(C) ad-	pref.v.<v./n.	to, towards →abeva, acaris, acepu, aclar, acrin, acustumbe, afil, afron, afrut, afrutiu, afui, afum, agreg, agres, aiatiu, aiumbi, alat, aloc, amalic, amaron, amrac, anort, apisat, apoc, apran, aprin, arot, ascrupet, aseu, asist, aspragu, asrat, ateni, ateu, atisor, atolde, atrai, aumiu, aveni, avreu, u-
a	[a]		*ā	n.	(letter) a, A, U+0041, U+0061 →be, sit
-a	[a]		-ā; {from -at, -āre, -ātus verb endings}	suff.v.<n./adj.	{denominalizer for some stems with inherited supine in '-ātum'} →abeva, cava, leva, mutiva, niva
a	[a]		-(C) ac	conj.	but {most versatile variant}, ca. però, it. ma, es. pero, ro. dar, de. aber →a ncui, sinu
abas	[ɐˈbas]		a + bas	adj.	low, it. basso, es. bajo, ro. jos, de. unten, tief →cvarc abas, nrat, Pais Abas
				adv.	down, below, it. giù, abbasso, es. abajo, ro. jos, rup. dighios, de. unten, nach unten →a su, ios, nrat, su
-abe	[ˈabə]	a- drops after vowel; frequent on verbs, rare on nouns	-b- -ābilem	suff.adj.<v./n.	-able {nominaliser: ability adjective}, -ible, it. -evole, -ibile, -abile, es. -able, -ible, pt. -ável, -ível, ro. -abil, -ibil, de. -abel, -ibel, -bar, -voll →abe, amicabe, bebe, crebe, dicibe, distimabe, flisibe, ligabe, luabe, mobe, picipube, pruabe, punibe, putabe, ratibe, rispusabe, sulube, sutinube, uribe
abe	[ˈabə]		habilem	adj.	able, cabable, skillful, clever, fr. able, ca. hàbil, it. abile, de. fähig, geschickt, schlau →putur
abeva	[ɐˈbevɐ]		a- + beu + -a	v.t.	give water (to:obj.), water, irrigate, ca. abeurar, it. abbeverare, es. abrevar, ro. adăpa, de. tränken, wässern, zu trinken geben
-ac	[ak]	-a drops after vowel	-āculum; -culum, -clum, -icula	suff.n.<v.	{diminutive; nominaliser: tools, instruments, things, or events}, it. -icchio, de. -el, -chen →cupic, mirac, pratic
-ac	[ak]	-a is strong, i.e., does not drop after vowel	-āticum; {merged with} -āgō, -āginem	suff.n./adj.<n./adj.	-age {makes fees, states, or generalisations}, using..., like/by... {often concretization/manifestation, one thing/event of akind}, ca. -atge, fr. -age, it. -atico, -agine, -aggine, es. -azgo, -aje, -én, pt. -agem, ro. -atic, -aj, -agină →cavac, curac, frumac, mac, miulac, nuac, pranac, silvac, spusac, -umbe
ac	[ak]		ācer, -rem < ācrus ; {not from} acidus, -a, -um	adj.	sour, acid, it. agro, acido, de. sauer, Säure →ac acit, ac citru, ac clor idru, acidruc, acit, ac murat, ac tart, acumbe, mantic ac
ac	[ak]		*acca	n.	(letter) h, H, U+0048, U+0068 →ge, i
ac acit	[a kɐˈkit]		ac + acit	n.	(chem) acetic acid, it. acido acetico, de. Essigsäure
acaris	[ɐkɐˈris]		a- + caris	v.t.	caress, cuddle, pet, it. accarezzare, coccolare, ca. es. pt. acariciar, ro. dezmierda, alinta, mângâia, de. liebkosen, knuddeln, streicheln
acas	[ɐˈkas]		a + cas	prep.	to, at (home, office, etc. of), fr. chez, it. a casa, ca. a ca'n, de. bei (jmdm.) →acas nui
				adv.	at home, fr. chez soi, it. a casa, de. zu Hause
acas nui	[ɐˈkas ˈnuɪ], [ɐˈkas nuj]		acas + nui	adv.	at our place, fr. chez nous, it. a casa nostra, de. bei uns
ac citru	[ak̚ ˈkitrʊ]		ac + citru	n.	(chem) citric acid, it. acido citrico, de. Zitronensäure
ac clor idru	[ak̚ klo ˈridrʊ]		ac + clor idru	n.	(chem) hydrochloric acid, muriatic acid, de. Salzsäure
acepu	[ɐˈkepʊ]		{calque} accipiō, acceptō; a- + cepu	v.t.	accept, it. accettare, es. aceptar, pt. aceitar, ro. accepta, de. annehmen
acidruc	[ɐkɪˈdruk]		ac + i + druc	adj.	sweet and sour, it. agrodolce, de. süßsauer →moli acidruc
acit	[ɐˈkit]		acētum	n.	vinegar, fr. vinaigre, it. aceto, de. Essig →ac, ac acit, acitat, acit grat, aciton, acit sic, acit uris, acitus, acit vin
acitat	[ɐkɪˈtat]		acit + -at	n.	(chem) acetate, es. it. acetato, ro. acetat, de. Acetat →acitat alumbi dui-idr-osi, acitat itil, un-acitat alumbi
acitat alumbi dui-idr-osi	[ɐkɪˈta tɐˈlumbɪ ˈduɪ i ˈdrosɪ], [ɐkɪˈta tɐˈlumbɪ duj i ˈdrosɪ]		acitat + alumbi + dui + idr-osi	n.	(chem) aluminium monoacetate, dihydroxy aluminium acetate, Al(OH)2(CH3COO) →un-acitat alumbi
acitat itil	[ɐkɪˈta tɪˈtil]		acitat + itil	n.	(chem) ethyl acetate, CH3COOC2H5, it. acetato di etile, etanoato etile, de. Ethylacetat, Essigester, Essigsäureethylester
acit grat	[ɐˈkit ɡrat]		acit + grat	n.	(chem) anhydrous acetic acid, glacial acetic acid, pt. ácido acético glacial, de. Eisessig, wasserfreie Essigsäure
aciton	[ɐkɪˈton]		acit + -on	n.	(chem) acetone, propanone, dimetilchetone, it. acetone, de. Aceton, Azeton
acit sic	[ɐˈkit sik]		acit + sic	n.	cider vinegar
acit uris	[ɐˈki tʊˈris]		acit + uris	n.	rice vinegar
acitus	[ɐkɪˈtus]		acit + -us	adj.	quite sour; sour like vinegar
acit vin	[ɐˈkit vin]		acit + vin	n.	vinegar (from wine, i.e., grapes)
aclar	[ɐˈklar]		a- + clar	v.t.	clarify, clear, brighten, elucidate, es. aclarar, ro. limpezi, clarifica, de. klären, aufklären, aufhellen, erklären
				v.i.	clear up, es. aclarar, ro. limpezi, de. aufhellen, aufheitern
ac murat	[ak mʊˈrat]		ac + murat	n.	(chem) muriatic acid, hydrochloric acid, fr. acide muriatique, es. ácido muriático, ro. acid clorhidric, de. Salzsäure
acrap	[ɐˈkrap]		*ac'clapō, -āre < *adclapāre	v.t.	catch →cati
acrin	[ɐˈkrin]		a- + crin	v.t.	light (fire), ignite, switch on (light), it. accendere, de. anzünden, entzünden, einschalten (Licht)
acrul	[ɐˈkrul]		-b>v- *acruborə < acer, -um + arbōrem; {etym. unclear}	n.	maple, it. acero, ca. auró, fr. érable, ro. arțar, de. Ahorn →srup acrul
ac tart	[ak tarə̆t]		ac + tart	n.	(chem.) tartaric acid, it. acido tartarico, ro. acid tartric, de. Weinsäure
actini	[ɐkˈtinɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) actinium, Ac {element 89}, ca. actini
a cu	[a ku]		a + cu-	adv.	also, together with you/him/her/them, it. con-, anche, inoltre, de. mit, mit-, auch →a nru, a ri, ncui
acumbar	[ɐkʊmˈbar]		acumb(e) + -ar	n.	citrus (plant, shrub, tree), it. agrume, pt. citro, de. Zitruspflanze
acumbe	[ɐˈkumbə]		{calque} # la ācrūmen, -inis; ac + -umbe	n.	citrus (fruit), fr. agrume, oc. agrum, it. agrume, ro. chitru, de. Zitrusfrucht →ac, acumbar, acumbiu, citru
acumbiu	[ɐkʊmˈbiʊ], [ɐkʊmˈbiw]		acumb(e) + -iu	adj.	citric, citrusy, lemony, de. zitrusartig, zitrus-, zitronen-
acustumbat	[ɐkʊstʊmˈbat]		acustumb(e) + -at	adj.	accustomed, familiar, common, it. avvezzo, ro. obișnuit, de. gewohnt, gewöhnlich →niacustumbat
acustumbe	[ɐkʊsˈtumbə]		a- + custumbe	v.t.	accustomed (to: cu), familiarize (with: cu), es. acostumbrar, ro. obișnui, de. gewöhnen an, vertraut machen, eingewöhnen →acustumbat
				v.refl.	get accustomed (to: cu), familiarize (with: cu), es. acostumbrarse, ro. obișnui (se), de. sich gewöhnen an, sich vertraut machen, sich eingewöhnen
a dest	[a dest]		a + dest	adv.	on the right, to the right
adis	[ɐˈdis]		*ad id ipsum	adv.	just, a while ago, fr. venir de, ca. adés, it. appena, es. recién, apenas, acabar de, ro. tocmai, de. eben, gerade, vor kurzem →apin
adron	[ɐˈdron]		{loan} #el ἁδρός; adr + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) hadron
afil	[ɐˈfil]		a- + fil	v.t.	adopt (a child), assume (task), take over, it. adottare, es. prohijar, ro. adopta, de. adoptieren, übernehmen, sich zu eigen machen
afni	[ˈafnɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) hafnium, Ha {element 72}, ca. hafni, fur. afni
afron	[ɐˈfron]		a- + fron	v.t.	tackle, cope with, take on, deal with, attack, it. affrontare, de. angehen, anpacken, angreifen, in Angriff nehmen
afrut	[ɐˈfrut]		a- + frut	v.t.	fruit, it. fruttare, es. afrutar, de. (Früchte) tragen, erbringen
				v.i.	fruit, it. fruttare, es. afrutar, fructificar, de. fruchten
afrutiu	[ɐfrʊˈtiʊ], [ɐfrʊˈtiw]		a- + frutiu	v.t.	fertilize, make fertile, it. fertilizzare, es. fertilizar, de. düngen, fruchtbar machen →nsim
afui	[ɐˈfuɪ], [ɐˈfuj]		a- + fui	v.t.	drive away, cause to flee, it. scacciare, fare scacciare, es. ahuyentar, ro. alunga, de. verscheuen, verjagen
afum	[ɐˈfum]		a- + fum	v.t.	smoke, fr. fumer, ca. fumar, it. affumare, affumicare, es. ahumar, pt. defumar, ro. afuma, rm. fimentar, de. räuchern →afumat
afumat	[ɐfʊˈmat]		afum + -at	adj.	smoked, fr. fumé, ca. fumat, it. affumicato, es. ahumado, ro. afumat, de. geräuchert →pripoi afumat
agil	[ɐˈɡil]		{loan} #la agilis, -em	adj.	agile
agreg	[ɐˈɡreŋ]		a- + greg	v.t.	gather, add (to:a), herd, collect, accumulate, ca. es. pt. agregar, de. ansammeln, hinzufügen (zu:a), zusammenfügen
agres	[ɐˈɡres]		a- + gres	v.t.	attack, assalt, aggress, it. attaccare, agredir, assalire, de. anfallen, angreifen, angehen
-ai	[ˈaɪ], [aj]		-āium < -ārium; {generalised, orig. dial. drop of -r-}	suff.n.<n./adj.	-ery, -eria, -arium {place of keeping/selling/providing; source/production site of s.t., but not a person/animal/tree/plant}, it. -eria, -aria, -aia, -ario, de. -erei →-ar, -atai, atarai, batuai, cafiai, casiai, cralai, crivisai, farmacai, frumicai, funuai, libai, lingai, mubai, munitai, picai, pranitai, ratai, scupatai, sricai, uai, ucai, vinai, vispai
ai	[ˈaɪ], [aj]		*avjus, -a < avus, avia	n.	(kin) grandparent, grandfather, grandmother, ca. avi, àvia, es. aya, pt. aia, sc. avia, aja, de. Großmutter, Oma, Großvater, Opa, Großelternteil →ai ast, mau mau, mau pau, pau mau, pau pau, pren pren
ai ast	[ˈaɪ ast], [aj ast]		ai + ast	n.	(kin) stepgrandfather, stepgrandmother, ca. aviastre
aiatiu	[ɐɪɐˈtiʊ], [ɐjɐˈtiw]		{calque} adjectīvus; a- + iat + -iu	n.	adjective, fr. adjectif, it. aggettivo, de. Adjektiv, Eigenschaftswort →avreu, cuiumbitur, sustantiu
ainstaini	[ɐɪntstɐˈinɪ], [ajntstɐˈinɪ], [ajnˈtstajnɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) einsteinium, Es {element 99}, ca. einsteini
air	[ɐˈir], [ajr]		*a ēri < ab herī	adv.	yesterday, ca. ahir, it. ro. ieri, es. ayer, pt. ontem, gl. onte, sc. deris, de. gestern
airu	[ɐˈirʊ], [ˈajrʊ]		{loan}	n.	airplane, plane, aircraft, it. aeroplano, aereo, pt. avião, fr. avion, de. Flugzeug →airuplan, ar
airuplan	[ɐɪrʊˈplan], [ajrʊˈplan]		{loan} #el ἀήρ + πλάνος; airu + plan	n.	airplane, plane, aircraft, it. aeroplano, aereo, pt. avião, fr. avion, de. Flugzeug →ar
aiumbi	[ɐɪˈumbɪ], [ɐˈjumbɪ]		a- + iumbi	v.t.	add (to: a), adjoin, it. aggiungere, es. adjuntar, de. hinzufügen, anfügen, beifügen, dazugeben, dazulegen →aiumbit
				v.refl.	join (obj.: a), it. giungere, es. allegarse, juntarse, de. hinzukommen (zu: a), anschließen (dat.: a), versammeln
aiumbit	[ɐɪʊmˈbit], [ɐjʊmˈbit]		aiumbi + -(a)t	n.	ingredient, addition, additive, it. ingrediente, addizione, ro. adaos, ingredient, de. Zutat, Zusatz
aiut	[ɐɪˈut], [ɐˈjut]		*adiūtō, -āre < {freq.} adiuvāre, adiuvō, adiūtum	v.t.	help, it. aiutare, ca. pt. ajudar, es. ayudar, ro. ajuta, de. helfen →aiutat
aiutat	[ɐɪʊˈtat], [ɐjʊˈtat]		aiut + -at	n.	help (that which was given to help), it. aiuto, ca. pt. ajuda, es. ayuda, socorro, ro. ajutor, rup. agiutor, de. Hilfe
a'l	[al]	special elision	a + l(i)	prep.	to the
al	[al]		alium	n.	garlic, fr. ail, ca. all, oc. alh, it. aglio, ro. ai, rup. alj, sc. agliu, agiu, allu, de. Knoblauch →aliol, butir al, den al
al	[al]		āla	n.	(anat.) wing {used only for wings, while rapen is used more for fins, but is not wrong for wings}, ca. es. it. oc. rm. ala, fr. aile, pt. á, asa, ala, gl. á, ro. aripă, rup. arpã, de. Flügel →alat, rapen
-al	[al]		{loan}	suff.n.	(chem) -al {substance formative} , aldehyde, it. -ale, de. -al
alat	[ɐˈlat]		al + -at	adj.	winged, es. alado, it. alato, ca. penat, de. geflügelt →mur alat
alat	[ɐˈlat]		a- + lat	v.t.	breastfeed, nurse, feed milk to, it. allattare, ca. alletar, fr. allaiter, ro. alăpta, de. stillen, Milch geben
(alc)	[alk]	not used in isolation	{loan} {derived from alcul}	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) alk- {substrance formative}, it. alc-, alch-, ca. alc-, alqu-, de. Alk- →alcan, alcil
alcan	[ɐlˈkan]		alc + -an	n.	(chem) alkane, it. alcano, de. Alkan
alcil	[ɐlˈkil]		alc + -il	n.	(chem) alkyl, it. alchile, de. Alkyl
alcul	[ɐlˈkul]		{loan} alcohol	n.	alcohol →alc, sin alcul, -ul
Alesi	[ɐˈlesɪ]		Aloysius, -um	n.prop.	Aloysius
aliol	[ɐlɪˈol], [ɐˈljol]		al + i + ol	n.	aioli
aloc	[ɐˈlok]		a- + loc	v.t.	rent, allocate, set, put, fr. louer, it. locare, de. mieten, allozieren, setzen, stellen, legen
alt	[alt]		-(ra) alter, -ra, -rum	det.	other, de. ander, sonst, andern-, anderer- →alt cal, alt can, alt canum, alt car, alt carum, alt ce, alt cium, alt com, alt cumum, alt cur, alt curum, alt ou, alt racal, alt raci, alt racom, alt racou, alt racur, alt uvum, n'alt cavi
				pron.indef.	another, something else, else →tra alt
alt cal	[alt kal]		alt + cal	pron.interr.	whichelse?, whatelse?, it. cos'altro, qual altro, what other kind?, de. welches sonst?
				pron.rel.	whichelse, whatelse, what other kind, de. welches sonst
alt can	[alt kan]		alt + can	adv.interr.	how much else?, how many else?, it. quant'altro, how many else?, de. wieviel sonst? wieviele sonst?
				adv.rel.	how much else, how many else, de. wieviel sonst, wieviele sonst
alt canum	[alt kɐˈnum]		alt + canum	adv.indef.	any other amount, de. sonstwieviel
				adv.rel.	however much else, however many else, de. wieviel auch immer sonst
alt car	[alt kar]		alt + car	adv.interr.	whyelse?, de. warum sonst?
alt carum	[alt kɐˈrum]		alt + carum	adv.indef.	anywhy else; for any other reason, de. sonstwieso, aus sonstwelchem Grund
				adv.rel.	whyever else, de. warum auch immer sonst
alt ce	[alt ke]		alt + ce	pron.interr.	whoelse? whatelse?, de. was sonst? wer sonst?
				pron.rel.	whoelse, whatelse, de. was sonst, wer sonst
alt cium	[alt kɪˈum], [alt kjum]		alt + cium	pron.indef.	anyone else, anything else, de. sonstwas, sonstwer, sonstwen anders
				pron.rel.	whoever else, whatever else, de. was/wer/wen auch immer sonst
alt com	[alt kom]		alt + com	adv.interr.	howelse?
				adv.rel.	howelse, de. wie sonst
alt cumum	[alt kʊˈmum]		alt + cumum	adv.indef.	anyhow else, de. sonstwie
				adv.rel.	however else, de. wie auch immer sonst
alt cur	[alt kur]		alt + cur	adv.interr.	whenelse?, de. wann sonst?
				adv.rel.	whenelse, de. wann sonst
alt curum	[alt kʊˈrum]		alt + curum	adv.indef.	anytime else, anywhen else, at any other time, de. sonstwann
				adv.rel.	whenever else, de. wann auch immer sonst
alt ou	[al ˈtoʊ], [al tow]		alt + ou	adv.interr.	whereelse?, de. wo sonst?
				adv.rel.	whereelse, de. wo sonst
alt racal	[alt rɐˈkal]		alt + racal	pron.indef.	any such else, any other such, anyone else like that, anything else like that, de. mancherlei sonst, manchanderlei
				pron.rel.	whichever else, whoever else
alt raci	[alt ˈrakɪ]		alt + raci	det.	some other, es. alguno otro, it. qualche altro, ro. altă, de. irgendein anderer
				pron.indef.	someone else, something else, es. algien más, algo más, ro. altcineva, altceva, de. jemand anderes, etwas anderes
alt racom	[alt rɐˈkom]		alt + racom	adv.indef.	some other way, somehow else, ro. altcumva, de. irgendwie sonst
alt racou	[alt rɐˈkoʊ], [alt rɐˈkow]		alt + racou	adv.indef.	somewhere else, ro. altundeva, de. irgendwo anders
alt racur	[alt rɐˈkur]		alt + racur	adv.indef.	at some other time, once else, ro. altcândva, de. irgendwann sonst, zu irgendeiner anderen Zeit
alt uvum	[al tʊˈvum]		alt + uvum	adv.indef.	anywhere else, de. sonstwo
				adv.rel.	whereever else, de. wo auch immer sonst
alumbe	[ɐˈlumbə]		alūmen, -inis	n.	(chem) alum, it. allume, es. alumbr, ro. alaun, de. Alaun →alumbi
alumbi	[ɐˈlumbɪ]		{calque} alumium; alumb(e) + -i	n.	(chem) aluminium, {us} aluminum, {obsolete} alumium, Al {element 13}, ca. alumini, de. Aluminium →acitat alumbi dui-idr-osi, idr-usid' alumbi, un-acitat alumbi
am	[am]		*amō, -āre	v.t.	love →amar, amat, amatur
amalic	[ɐmɐˈlik]		a- + mal + -ic	v.t.	make worse, worsen, it. aggravare, pt. piorar, ro. înrăutăți, de. verschlechtern
				v.refl.	get worse, worsen, it. peggiorare, pt. agravar-se, ro. înrăutăți, de. sich verschlechtern
amar	[ɐˈmar]		am + -ar	n.	love, ca. amor, it. amore, ro. iubire, de. Liebe →amarus, namar
amaron	[ɐmɐˈron]		a- + maron	v.t.	brown, make brown, fr. brunir, it. rosolare, dorare, es. dorar, pt. acastanhar, dourar, de. bräunen, anbräunen
amarus	[ɐmɐˈrus]		amar + -us	adj.	amorous, full of love, inclined to love, related to love or sex, it. amoroso, ro. amoros, de. amourös, anzüglich, erotisch →mrut-amarus, sul-amarus
Amason	[ɐmɐˈson]		{loan} #es Amazonas	n.prop.	Amazon River; area around Amazon River →Flumb' Amason, Selu Amason
amat	[ɐˈmat]		am + -at	n.	beloved, boyfriend, girlfriend, it. bello, bella, amato, amata, de. Liebster, Liebste, Geliebter, Geliebte
amatur	[ɐmɐˈtur]		am + -atur	n.	lover
ambatur	[ɐmbɐˈtur]		amb(e) + -atur	n.	pedestrian
ambe	[ˈambə]		*ambulō, -āre	v.i.	walk, it. camminare, andare a piedi, sp. caminar, andar, ro. umbla, rup. imnu, de. gehen, zu Fuß gehen →ambatur, piambe, va
ambil	[ɐmˈbil]		anguilla	n.	eel, it. anguilla, ca. es. anguila, pt. enguia, ro. anghilă, sc. ambidda, de. Aal →prin d'ambil
a mei camin	[a ˈmeɪ kɐˈmin], [a mej kɐˈmin]		a + mei camin	adv.	half way, fr. à mi-chemin, de. auf halbem Wege, zur Hälfte
-amen	[ɐˈmen]		-amentum	suff.n.<v.	{nominalizer} instrument, tool, result →anurtamen, criscumen, crugumen, cunimen, cuscumen, diclaramen, distimamen, finumen, funamen, iluimen, imanicamen, mumen, mutamen, mvistimen, ngracamen, nsruimen, pacamen, pruamen, prumitamen, rapimen, salutamen, scimen, spatimen, stinimen, sulumen, tratamen, uligamen, vimen, vistimen
amic	[ɐˈmik]		amīcus, -um	n.	friend, it. amico, amica, de. Freund, Freundin →amicabe, nimic
amicabe	[ɐmɪˈkabə]		amic + -abe	adj.	amicable, friendly, it. amichevole, amicale, es. amigable, amable, amistoso, pt. amigável, de. freundlich, freundschaftlich, einvernehmlich, gütlich, liebenswürdig
amin	[ɐˈmin]		{loan} #he אָמֵן /aˈmen/	interj.	Amen
Amiric	[ɐmɪˈrik]		{loan}	n.prop.	America →amirici
amirici	[ɐmɪˈrikɪ]		{loan}; Amiric + i	n.	(chem) americium, Am {element 95}, ca. americi
amoni	[ɐˈmonɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) ammonia, it. ammoniaco, ro. amoniac, de. Ammoniak →sal amoni
amou	[ɐˈmoʊ], [ɐˈmow]		*a mōdo < ad mōdo	adv.dem.	now, fr. maintenant, fro. ore, it. adesso, ora, mo, es. ahora, gl. pt. agora, ca. oc. ara, ro. acum, amu, lld. śën, sc. como, commu, immoi, moi, mou, de. jetzt →aur, dis amou, fin amou, mo, ur
amper	[ɐmˈper]		{loan} ampere	n.	(SI, phys., unit) ampere , A, de. Ampere →crugumen
amrac	[ɐmˈbrak]		a- + mrac	v.t.	make bitter, it. rendere amaro, sc. ammarigosàe, de. bitter machen
-an	[an]		-ānus, -a, -um; {merged with} -ālis, -āris; {merged in part with} -ēns, entem, -āns, antem {this may also become -atur}	suff.adj.<n.	-arian, -an -ian, {person/language/habits from/typical for a country/location/time} →-an, bilgan, brasilan, citatan, fivan, frangian, furistniran, galian, istan, iurcnuan, ivan, ivrupan, lian, mian, mpirian, munan, paisabasan, piruian, pulan, rian, ruman, talian, usralian
an	[an]		annum	n.	year →aniu, an luc, casci an
-an	[an]		{loan}	suff.n.	(chem) -ane {substance formative} , alkane, it. -ano, de. -an →alcan, butan, iptan, isan, itan, mitan, pintan, prupan, utan
-an	[an]		-āns, -ntem; {the productive agent/process forming suffix is -atur}	suff.adj.<v.	{denominalisation} the process of, {archaic, fossilised} -ing →-an, livan, punun
a ncui	[aŋ ˈkuɪ], [aŋ ˈkuj]		a + ncui	conj.	but also, fr. mais aussi, ca. sinó també, it. ma anche, es. sino tambien, pt. mas também, fr. mais aussi, ro. ci și, de. sondern auch →nu sul ... a ncui
Andi	[ˈandɪ]		*Andrīa < Andrēām	n.prop.	Andrew, it. Andrea, es. Andrés, de. Andreas
anec	[ɐˈnek]		**a'necō, -āre < *adnecāre, *adnecō, *adnecāvī, *adnecātum	v.t.	to drown, it. annegare, es. anegar, fr. noyer, ro. îneca, de. ertränken
				v.refl.	to drown, it. annegare, es. anegarse, fr. se noyer, de. ertrinken
angat	[ɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} angulātus, -um; ang(e) + -at	adj.	angular, angled, cornered, it. angolare, de. eckig, winklig →cim-angat, drit-angat, mrut-angat, pat-angat, sis-angat, tri-angat
ange	[ˈaŋɡə]		angulus, -um	n.	angle, corner, it. angolo, de. Ecke, Winkel →angat, ange drit
ange drit	[ˈaŋɡə drit]		ange + drit	n.	right angle, it. angolo retto, de. rechter Winkel
angel	[ɐŋˈɡel]		angellum	n.	angel
-ani	[ˈanɪ]		-ānia	suff.n.<n.	{generalises; makes collections/groups; makes countries} →-i, munani
anis	[ɐˈnis]		anīsum	n.	anise, ca. anís, sc. ànas, it. anice
anit	[ɐˈnit]		anēthum	n.	dill, ca. anet, it. aneto
aniu	[ɐˈniʊ], [ɐˈniw]		an + -iu	adj.	yearly, ca. anual, anyal, es. pt. ro. anual, de. jährlich
an luc	[an dluk]		an + luc	n.	light-year, it. anno luce, ca. any llum, de. Lichtjahr
anort	[ɐˈnorə̆t]		a- + nort	v.t.	orient, put into northern direction, it. orientare, de. orientieren, einnorden →anurtamen, anurtar
				v.refl.	orient oneself, realign, it. orientarsi, de. sich orientieren
a nou	[a ˈnoʊ], [a now]		a + nou	adv.	again, anew, ca. de nou, it. di nuovo, ancora, ro. din nou, iar, la. dēnuō, iterum, de. erneut, nochmal, wieder →a ri, ncur
a nru	[an ˈdru]		a + nru-	adv.	intro-, inside, ca. dintre, dins, it. dentro, intro-, ro. înăuntru, de. hinein, drinnen →a cu, a ri
ans	[ants]		asinum	n.	donkey
Antun	[ɐnˈtun]		Antōnia, -us	n.prop.	Antonia, Anton
anurtamen	[ɐnʊrə̆tɐˈmen]		anort + -amen	n.	orientation, it. orientamento, orientazione, de. Orientierung
anurtar	[ɐnʊrə̆ˈtar]		anort + -ar	n.	orientation, it. orientamento, orientazione, de. Orientierung
aoi	[ɐˈoɪ], [ɐˈoj]		-(d)i- *a hodie < ad hōdiē	adv.	today, fr. aujourd'hui, ca. avui, it. oggi, es. hoy, pt. hoje, fur. vuê, lld. ncuei, rm. oz, ro. astăzi, azi, sc. oe, oi, de. heute →aoi siran, aoi tral, n'iur aoi
aoi siran	[ɐˈoɪ sɪˈran], [ɐˈoj sɪˈran]		aoi + siran	adv.	this evening, tonight, it. stasera, es. esta tarde, pt. hoje à tardinha, de. heute Abend →aoi tral
aoi tral	[ɐˈoɪ tral], [ɐˈoj tral]		aoi + tral	adv.	this evening, tonight, it. stasera, es. esta tarde, pt. hoje à tardinha, de. heute Abend →aoi siran
a ou	[a ˈoʊ], [a ow]		a + ou	adv.interr.	where to?
				adv.rel.	where to
ap	[ap]		aqua	n.	water, it. acqua, sc. abba, ca. aigua, fur. aghe, rm. aua, ro. apă, ext. augua, de. Wasser →apar, ap bulitur, ap friben, ap mel, ap pisat, apus, cumb' ap, pobe d'ap, prin d'ap, su ap, vas ap
apar	[ɐˈpar]		aquārius, -um; ap + -ar	n.	tap (for water, also for beer), faucet, spigot, it. rubinetto, fr. robinet, ca. aixeta, de. Wasserhahn, Zapfhahn, Hahn, Kran; cmp. it. acquaio, fr. évier, aiguière, pt. agueiro, ro. apar
ap bulitur	[ap̚ bʊlɪˈtur]		ap + bulitur	n.	boiling water
apest	[ɐˈpest]		*appestō, -āre	v.i.	stink →apistat, apistur
				v.t.	befoul, pollute (with odour), poison
ap friben	[ap frɪˈben]		ap + friben	n.	hot water
Api	[ˈapɪ]		Appius, -um	n.prop.	Appius, Appio
api	[ˈapɪ]		apium	n.	celery, ca. api, it. sedano, pt. aipo, sc. apiu, de. Sellerie →api raic
api	[ˈapɪ]		*aperiō, -īre; apertum	v.t.	open, it. aprire, fr. ouvrir, ca. obrir, dobrir, oc. durbir, es. abrir, rup. apir, de. öffnen →apir, apit
apin	[ɐˈpin]		*a poenam	adv.	barely, just, ca. a penes, it. appena, es. apenas, de. gerade, gerade so, bloß →adis
apir	[ɐˈpir]		api + -(a)r	n.	opening (process), it. apertura, fr. ouverture, aperture, es. abertura, de. Öffnung (Vorgang), Eröffnung
api raic	[ˈapɪ rɐˈik], [ˈapɪ rajk]		api + raic	n.	celeriac, celery root, it. sedano rapa, es. apionabo, de. Knollensellerie
apisat	[ɐpɪˈsat]		a- + pisat	v.t.	weigh down, it. appesantire, de. beschweren
apistat	[ɐpɪsˈtat]		apest + -at	adj.	spoiled, poisoned, polluted, foul
apistur	[ɐpɪsˈtur]		apest + -(at)ur	adj.	stinky, stinking, foul →apisturel
apisturel	[ɐpɪstʊˈrel]		apistur + -el	n.	skunk, it. mofetta, es. zorrillo, qtax. Mephitis, de. Stinktier
apit	[ɐˈpit]		api + -(a)t	adj.	open, es. abierto, fr. ouvert, it. aperto, dischiuso, ca. obert, ro. deschis, de. offen, geöffnet
				n.	opening (result), it. apertura, fr. ouverture, aperture, es. abertura, de. Öffnung (Ergebnis)
apitan	[ɐpɪˈtan]		-V- aquitāni	adj.	Aquitan (person/language from/of Aquitania), fr. aquitain, de. Aquitaner, aquitanisch →Apitani
Apitani	[ɐpɪˈtanɪ]		apitan + -i	n.prop.	Aquitania, Aquitaine, fr. Aquitaine, de. Aquitanien
ap mel	[ap mel]		ap + mel	n.	abbamele, honey must, it. abbamele, sapa di mele, idromele, de. Abbamele, Honigmost, Honigsirup
apoc	[ɐˈpok]		a- + poc	v.t.	decrease, reduce, wane, ca. apocar, minvar, oc. mermar, es. mermar, sc. miminare, ilminorigare, de. verringern, verkleinern →mimbe, umen
				v.i.	decrease, reduce, wane, ca. apocar, minvar, de. abnehmen, sich verringern, sich verkleinern
ap pisat	[ap̚ pɪˈsat]		ap + pisat	n.	heavy water
apran	[ɐˈpran]		a- + pran	v.t.	flatten, smooth, pave (one's way), it. appiattire, ca. allanar, es. aplanar, pt. achatar, de. plätten, planieren, ebnen, glätten
aprin	[ɐˈprin]		a- + prin	v.t.	learn, fr. apprendre, étudier, ca. aprendre, it. imparare, apprendere, es. pt. aprender, ro. învăța, rup. nvetsu, de. lernen
a pru tral	[a pru tral]		a + pru + tral	phr.	see you later
a pui	[a ˈpuɪ], [a puj]		a + pui	adv.	afterwards, after, behind, beyond, across, fr. après, ensuite, it. là dietro, dopo, es. después, ca. després, ro. apoi, de. hinterher, nachher, danach →apuiar, a ri, avan, napui, pui-, rot a pui
apuiar	[ɐpʊɪˈar], [ɐpʊˈjar]		a pui + -ar	n.	buttocks, bottom, butt, it. didietro, podice, posteriore, ca. natja, de. Hintern →buc apuiar, nac
apus	[ɐˈpus]		ap + -us	adj.	watery, aqueous, it. acquoso, ro. apos, apătos, sc. abbosu, de. wäßrig →niapus
-ar	[ar]		-(V) -arius, -a, -um	suff.n.<n./adj.	-arian, -ary, -aire {person who/which believes in, practises, provides, supports; trees/plants bearing, contrasts with -ai, which is not a person or tree/plant}, pt. -eiro, -eira →acumbar, apar, apuiar, avar, banar, batuaiar, cambar, casiar, crisar, crivisar, dingatar, distar, farmacar, ficar, gisar, inipar, lingar, mubar, nucar, panar, picar, pirar, pripar, prunar, prupar, pumar, puticar, racimar, ratar, ruar, srular, tisurar, uiar, uilar, ulivar, vacar, vinar
ar	[ar]		āerem < āēr	n.	air, it. aria, ca. aire, pt. ar, rm. aria, leer, ajer, de. Luft →airu, airuplan, nau cusin ar, vicr cusin ar
-ar	[ar]	a- drops after vowel	-āre; -re	suff.n.<v.	-ing, -ent, {nominaliser: process, event}; cmp. ro. -re →amar, anurtar, apir, arivar, atinir, atrair, biur, calibrar, camir, caur, cilibar, craur, criar, crol sratar, cucraur, cucrugur, cudulur, culaurar, cuminar, cumur, cuparar, cupirir, cusruir, difinur, dimvulur, dirair, dirivar, discusar, disir, diur, dulur, finur, flarar, fuir, funur, furar, futur, gindar, imanicar, iriutar, laurar, lucivicar, mangar, mfluir, mistur, misurar, mur, murir, mutar, nascur, ncipur, ngracar, niguticar, nrudur, nrupur, pasar, por, pracur, pratir, pridur, priticar, pruar, prucidir, puluar, puricar, radur, riculir, riparar, riur, ruir, scapar, scavar, scir, scriur, silir, siur, sprusar, spusar, stimar, sumitar, timur, tinir, tintar, tiur, tramitar, tratir, trimbar, tunar, tunur, uir, umitar, upar, usribar, vingar, vinir, vir
a raci tem	[a ˈrakɪ tem]		a + raci + tem	adv.	at some time →a raci ur
a raci ur	[a ˈrakɪ ur]		a + raci + ur	adv.	at some time →a raci tem
argon	[ɐrə̆ˈɡon]		{loan}	n.	(chem) argon, Ar {element 18}, ca. argó
a ri	[a ri]		a + ri-	adv.	again, {in conj. w/ other adverbs} back, it. ancora, ro. iar, sc. arrè, de. wieder, nochmal, erneut, zurück →a cu, a nou, a nru, a pui, a sra, a su, napui, ncur
arin	[ɐˈrin]		argentum	n.	(chem) silver, Ag {element 47}, ca. argent, fur. arint, rup. asimi, ro. argint, pt. prata, es. plata, de. Silber →Arinini
aring	[ɐˈriŋ]		**arinca < #pgmc *harenga	n.	herring, it. aringa, ca. areng, fr. hareng, es. arenque, de. Hering
Arinini	[ɐrɪˈninɪ]		arin + -in + -i	n.	Argentina
arit	[ɐˈrit]		ariēs, -etem	n.	ram, it. ariete, de. Widder →Arit Sulic
Arit Sulic	[ɐˈrit sʊˈlik]		arit + sulic	n.prop.	Sun Ram {mythical creature in Northern Europe}
ariu	[ɐˈriʊ], [ɐˈriw]		āridus, -a, -um	adj.	arid, dry, barren, parched →sicat
ariva	[ɐˈrivɐ]		*arībō, -āre < adrīpāre	v.i.	arrive (at: a) →arivar
				v.aux.	manage to do s.t.
arivar	[ɐrɪˈvar]		ariv(a) + -ar	n.	arrival, ca. arribada, fr. arrivée, it. arrivo, ro. venire, de. Ankunft
a rivei	[a rɪˈveɪ], [a rɪˈvej]		a + rivei	phr.	good bye, see you, so long
arm	[arə̆m]		anima	n.	soul, it. anima, alma, pro. arma, de. Seele
arot	[ɐˈrot]		a- + rot	v.t.	rotate, roll, wheel, turn, it. ruotare, es. girar, rodar, de. rollen, drehen
arsen	[ɐrə̆ˈsen]		{loan}	n.	(chem) arsenic, As {element 33}, ca. arsènic
asat	[ɐˈsat]		-(s) *a sātis < ad sātis	pron.indef.	enough, sufficient, ca. prou
				adv.indef.	enough, suffiently, ca. prou
ascon	[ɐsˈkon]		**abscondō, -ere; absconditum	v.t.	hide, conceal, shroud, cover →rab' ascon furest
ascrupet	[ɐskrʊˈpet]		a- + scrupet	v.t.	shoot s.o., execute with guns, ca. afusellar, de. erschießen
ascrut	[ɐsˈkrut]		*ascultō, -āre < *auscultāre	v.t.	listen to, listen in on, auscultate, it. ascoltare, es. escuchar, fr. écouter, ro. asculta, fur. scoltâ, de. horchen, abhorchen, belauschen →oi
aseu	[ɐˈseʊ], [ɐˈsew]		a- + seu	v.t.	seat, place down, ca. asseure, it. assidere, ro. așeza, de. setzen, stellen, hinstellen
				v.refl.	sit down, ca. asseure, it. sedersi, de. sich setzen, sich hinsetzen
asi	[ˈasɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) hassium, Hs {element 108}, ca. hassi
asist	[ɐˈsist]		a- + sist	v.t.	assist, it. assistere, es. assistir, de. unterstützen, betreuen, beistehen, behilflich sein, versorgen
				v.i.	attend (obj.: a), take part, it. assistere, ascoltare, es. assistir, de. beiwohnen, teilnehmen, miterleben
asp	[asp]		asperum < asper	adj.	rough, coarse, unrefined, rude, harsh, ca. aspre, it. aspro, rup. ascuru, ro. sc. aspru, de. grob, unausgegoren, ungehobelt
aspragu	[ɐsˈpraɡʊ]		a- + spragu	v.t.	sprinkle (with:cu), garnish, it. cospargere, de. bestreuen, besprühen, benetzen, garnieren
a sra	[as tra]		a + sra	adv.	over, about, beyond, further, continuously, ro. mai departe, de. weiter, drüber →a ri, nrat, sus
asrat	[ɐsˈtrat]		a- + srat	v.t.	assail, assault, attack, fr. assaillir, it. assalire, es. asaltar, atacar, de. überfallen, anfallen, angreifen
a srul	[as trul]		a + srul	adv.	on the left, to the left
ast	[ast]		-aster, -rum	adj.	(kin) step- , not quite, -ish {may imply inferior and/or pejorative meaning}, es. it. pt. -astro, fr. -âtre, ca. -astre, de. Möchtegern-, Stief- →ai ast, fil ast, griman ast, grimanel ast, grimanoi ast, iou ast, mau ast, niput ast, pau ast, puit ast, rau ast, robi ast, surin ast, tiul ast
astat	[ɐsˈtat]		{loan}	n.	(chem) astatine, At {element 85}, ca. àstat
a su	[a su]		a + su-	adv.	down, below, it. giù, abbasso, es. abajo, ro. jos, rup. dighios, de. unten, nach unten →abas, a ri
asuc	[ɐˈsuk]		as 'sūccare < #ar السُكَّر (as-sukkar); {loan with orig. vowel, maybe influenced by suc}	n.	sugar, it. zucchero, es. azúcar, ro. zahăr, de. Zucker →asuc cumun, asuc frut, asuc iung, asuc lat, asucos, suc
asuc cumun	[ɐˈsuk̚ kʊˈmun]		asuc + cumun	n.	(chem) sucrose, de. Rübenzucker, Haushaltszucker →asucos
asuc frut	[ɐˈsuk frut]		asuc + frut	n.	(chem) fructose, de. Fruchtzucker →frutos
asuc iung	[ɐˈsu kɪˈuŋ], [ɐˈsuk juŋ]		asuc + iung	n.	(chem) cane sugar, fr. sucre de canne, it. zucchero di canna, pt. açúcar de cana, de. Rohrzucker
asuc lat	[ɐˈsuk lat]		asuc + lat	n.	(chem) lactose, galactose, de. Milchzucker →latos
asucos	[ɐsʊˈkos]		asuc + -os	n.	(chem) sucrose, ca. es. sacarosa, it. saccarosio, de. Saccharose, Rübenzucker, Haushaltszucker →asuc cumun
asulot	[ɐsʊˈlot]		{loan} #nci āxōlōtl /aːʃoːloːtɬ/	n.	axolotl
asur	[ɐˈsur]		{loan} azur	adj.	(colour) skyblue, lightblue
-at	[at]	a- drops after vowel	-atus, -a, -um; {merged with} -ūra, -ia, -ntia, -tiō {often forms nouns}	suff.adj.<v.t.	-ed {passive participle}, -ee {nominaliser: patient maker}, -ence {notion of what was given/transferred}, -ation {nominalisation of Latin -at} →acustumbat, afumat, aiumbit, aiutat, amat, apistat, apit, -at, -atai, atrait, aut, avinit, balat, batut, biut, cacat, camit, cansat, castat, cidit, claricat, craut, criat, cuciput, cucraut, cudut, cuiumbit, culit, cumut, cupirit, cupratit, cupricat, curicat, cuscut, cusruit, cuvitat, difrit, dimrit, dimvulut, dinigat, distimat, dit, ditrimatiu, diut, durat, fet, flisit, fratat, frit, frit, furat, furat, gilat, gindat, irit, iriutat, isit, -iu, iumbit, lit, luat, mangat, mbiut, mfluit, miscut, misurat, mricat, mulit, murit, mut, mutivat, mvisat, namarat, nascut, ncantat, ngisat, nigat, nsalat, ntinit, pasat, pimitat, pingat, pirnat, pisat, pot, pratit, pridut, priscriut, priticat, pruat, prudut, prumitat, prupusit, puluat, pusit, pusiut, rapit, riculit, riparat, ripirit, riput, risultat, ruput, salvat, sbarat, scitat, scriut, scupat, sicat, silit, singicat, sintit, siparat, spusat, sracuit, srigut, stimat, sulut, timbat, tinit, tisut, tramitat, tunut, ufrit, uir, uligat, umitat, unit, upat, uricat, usribat, vinit, vistit, vit, vusat
				suff.adj.<n.	-ed, equipped with, having →alat, angat, braut, bucat, cratat, crupat, dinat, dingat, fasulat, filat, lambat, mret, patut, ramat, sisat, tunat, undat, upusit
-at	[at]		{loan}	suff.n.<n.	(chem) -ate {anion in higher oxidisation state}, it. -ato, de. -at →acitat, citrat, clurat, crabunat, sulfat, tartat
-atai	[ɐˈtaɪ], [ɐˈtaj]	a- drops after vowel, -l, -n, -s; at- drops after -t	{generalised, orig. dialectal drop of -r-} #la -atāium < -atārium; merged with -tōrius, -a, -um; -at + -ai	suff.n.<v.	-tory, {makes places, often public or official, where the action/event/process/progress happens}, it. -torio, -toio, es. -dero, ro. -tor, -toriu →cacatai, ciditai, luatai, pisitai, ritraitai, sicatai
atar	[ɐˈtar]		-(V) aciārium	n.	steel, fr. acier, ca. acer, it. acciaio, es. acero, pt. aço, fur. açâr, açâl, rm. atschal, itschal, atschel, ro. oțel, sc. atzargiu, atarzu, atarju, de. Stahl →atarai, atar crabuni
atarai	[ɐtɐˈraɪ], [ɐtɐˈraj]		atar + -ai	n.	steelworks, it. acciaieria, ro. oțelărie, de. Stahlhütte
atar crabuni	[ɐˈtar krɐˈbunɪ]		atar + crabuni	n.	carbon steel, ro. oțel carbon, de. Karbonstahl
ateni	[ɐˈtenɪ]		a- + teni	v.t.	pay attention to, deal with, attend to, serve (restaurant, shop), ca. atendre, pt. atender, de. bedienen, annehmen (Telefon), sich kümmern, versorgen, aufmerksam folgen, bedienen (Restaurant, Geschäft) →atinir, atinitur
ateu	[ɐˈteʊ], [ɐˈtew]		a- + teu	v.t.	get to, reach, fr. atteindre, fro. ataindre, it. attingere, ca. atènyer, gl. atanguer, ro. atinge, de. erreichen, erlangen, erzielen; cmp. es. atañer, la. {late} *attangere
Atin	[ɐˈtin]		{loan} #el Αθήνα, #grc Ἀθῆναι	n.prop.	Athens, it. Atene, es. pt. Atenas, ca. Atenes, ro. Atena, de. Athen
atinir	[ɐtɪˈnir]		ateni + -(a)r	n.	attention, ro. atenție, de. Aufmerksamkeit
atinitur	[ɐtɪnɪˈtur]		ateni + -(a)tur	adj.	attentive, it. attento, ro. atent, de. aufmerksam
atisor	[ɐtɪˈsor]		a- + tisor	v.t.	hoard, treasure, es. atesorar, de. horten, sammeln, anhäufen
Atlas	[ɐˈtlas]		{loan} Ἄτλας	n.prop.	Atlas (Greek mythology) →Mar Atlas
atolde	[ɐˈtoldə]		a- + tolde	v.t.	wind, roll, pt. arrollar, de. aufspulen, rollen, wickeln →atuldatur
atom	[ɐˈtom]		{loan} #el ἄτομος	n.	atom, it. atomo, es. pt. átomo, de. Atom →bom atom, ruloi atom
atrai	[ɐˈtraɪ], [ɐˈtraj]		a- + trai	v.t.	attract, it. attrarre, ro. atrage, de. anziehen →atrair, atrait, atraitur
atrair	[ɐtrɐˈir], [ɐˈtrajr]		atrai + -(a)r	n.	attraction (to: pi) (process, force), it. attrazione, ro. atragere, de. Anziehung
atrait	[ɐtrɐˈit], [ɐˈtrajt]		atrai + -(a)t	adj.	attracted (to: pi), it. attratto, ca. atret, pt. atraído, ro. atras, de. angezogen, hingezogen
atraitur	[ɐtrɐɪˈtur], [ɐtrajˈtur]		atrai + -(a)tur	adj.	attractive, it. attraente, ca. atractiu, pt. atraente, ro. atrăgător, de. hinreißend, anziehend, attraktiv
				n.	attraction (s.t. which attracts), it. attrazione, ro. atracție, de. Attraktion
atu-	[ˈatʊ]		{loan} atto {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	atto-, 1e-18, de. atto-
atuldatur	[ɐtʊldɐˈtur]		atold(e) + -atur	n.	winder, roller, s.o. who rolls →atuldatur mrel
atuldatur mrel	[ɐtʊldɐˈtur m̩ˈbrel]		atuldatur + mrel	n.	dung beetle, fr. bousier, it. stercorario, es. ruedamierda, de. Mistkäfer →scrabei srec
atung	[ɐˈtuŋ]		*ad tunce	adv.dem.	then, thereupon, afterwards, it. dopo, quindi, allora, poi, sc. insara, assora, intandhu, tanno, de. dann, danach →dis atung
-atur	[ɐˈtur]	a- drops after vowel, -l, -n, -s; at- drops after -t	-ātōr, -em; {merged with '-tīvus' and '-ns'}	suff.n.<v.	-er {nominaliser, agent maker: who/which does ...}, -ing {makes adjectives}; cmp. ro. uimitor →amatur, ambatur, -an, -an, apistur, atinitur, atraitur, atuldatur, baltur, bastur, biutur, bulitur, criatur, crugutur, cucrugutur, cudutur, cugiratur, cuitur, cuiumbitur, culauratur, cumantur, cunitur, cupatur, cupiritur, cutinutur, cutiutur, difritur, diritur, diutur, fitur, fristur, furatur, furatur, gindatur, giratur, lamitur, lauratur, luatur, mangatur, mfluritur, mfriutur, misuratur, mpiratur, muritur, mustur, mvinitur, naratur, ncantatur, ndutur, nguratur, nristur, nsruitur, pacatur, picatur, picatur, pimitur, pingatur, pistur, prisiutur, prutur, putur, radutur, rapitur, rastur, rigratitur, rispiricatur, ruputur, ruscatur, salvatur, scatur, scavatur, scitur, scupitur, sesistur, sintitur, spastur, spauratur, spustur, sribitur, studitur, sulutur, suntur, tinutur, tralitur, uitur, upatur, uspitur, viacatur, vibatur, vigatur, vincutur, vingatur, vitur, vuratur, vustur
au	[ˈaʊ], [aw]		habeō, -ēre; {cmp. pres.3sg. #ca heu, ha, #sp ha, hay, #it ha}	v.aux.	have, possess, fr. avior (>eu), ca. aver (>agut), it. avere (>-uto), es. haber (>-ido), ro. avea (>-ut), sc. àere (>àpidu, agatadu), de. haben →au cral, au friu, aut, tenu
				v.aux.	{past tense auxiliary}, fr. avior (>eu), ca. aver (>agut), it. avere (-uto), es. haber (-ido), ro. avea (>-ut), sc. àere (>àpidu, agatadu), de. haben
au	[ˈaʊ], [aw]		avis, -em	n.	bird, fr. oiseau, ca. au, ocell, it. uccello, rm. utschel, utschì, utschè, ro. pasăre, sc. pizone, pilloni, de. Vogel →avar, avel, aviu, ou, spauratur au
au-	[ˈaʊ], [aw]		ab-	pref.v.<v./n.	ab-, off, away →ausen, ausolu, autenu, avori
au cral	[ˈaʊ kral], [aw kral]		au + cral	v.i.	be warm, it. avere caldo, de. warm sein (subj.: dat.) →tenu cral
au friu	[ˈaʊ ˈfriʊ], [aw friw]		au + friu	v.i.	be cold, it. avere freddo, de. kalt sein (subj.: dat.) →tenu friu
aumiu	[ɐʊˈmiʊ], [awˈmiw]		a- + umiu	v.t.	moisten, dampen, fr. humecter, humidifier, mouiller, fro. amoistir, it. inumidire, es. humedecer, mojar, ro. uda, umezi, muia, de. befeuchten, anfeuchten →moli
a un	[a un]		a + un	prep.	to a
aun	[ɐˈun], [awn]		*abundō, -āre; abundātum	v.i.	abound, be plentiful, have plenty (of:di), it. abbondare, es. abundar, de. reichlich vorhanden sein, reichlich haben (obj.:di), reich sein (an:di)
aur	[ɐˈur], [awr]		{loan} #eu agur [aɣ̞ur]	interj.	bye bye
aur	[ɐˈur], [awr]		ad hōra	adv.dem.	{rare regional variant} now, fr. maintenant, fro. ore, it. adesso, ora, mo, es. ahora, gl. pt. agora, ca. oc. ara, ro. acum, lld. śën, sc. como, commu, immoi, moi, mou, de. jetzt →amou
ausen	[ɐʊˈsen], [awˈsen]		{calque} absēns, -tem; au- + sen	adj.	absent, it. assente, es. ausente, de. abwesend
ausolu	[ɐʊˈsolʊ], [awˈsolʊ]		au- + solu	v.t.	(rel.) absolve , exonerate, discharge, settle, it. assolvere, de. absolvieren, freisprechen, begleichen
aut	[ɐˈut], [awt]		au + -(a)t	adj.	had, it. avuto, de. gehabt
autenu	[ɐʊˈtenʊ], [awˈtenʊ]		au- + tenu	v.refl.	abstain, refrain (from:di), keep away, it. astenere, es. abstenerse, ro. abține, de. sich fernhalten (von:di), verzichten (auf:di)
autu	[ɐˈutʊ], [ˈawtʊ]		{loan} #el auto + (mobil)	n.	car, automobile, vehicle, ca. cotxe, automòbil, it. macchina, auto, automobile, es. coche, de. Auto, Wagen →autu bom
autu bom	[ɐˈutʊ bom], [ˈawtʊ bom]		autu + bom	n.	car bomb, fr. voiture piégée, es. coche bomba, pt. carro-bomba, de. Autobombe
avacat	[ɐvɐˈkat]		{loan} #nci āhuacatl /aːwakat͡ɬ/	n.	avocado
avan	[ɐˈvan]		*abante < ab + ante	adv.	before, in front, fr. avant, it. davanti, prima, de. vorher, davor →a pui, avan ci, rot avan
				prep.	before, in front of, fr. avant, it. davanti a, prima di, de. vor →fi, pui
avan ci	[ɐˈvaŋ ki]		avan + ci	conj.	before, fr. avant que, it. prima che, de. bevor, ehe →pui ci
avar	[ɐˈvar]		au + -ar	n.	bird breeder or seller, it. uccellaio, de. Vogelzüchter, Vogelhändler
avel	[ɐˈvel]		au + -el	n.	small bird, it. uccelletto, uccellino, de. Vögelchen
aveni	[ɐˈvenɪ]		a- + veni	v.t.	happen, take place, it. avvenire, pt. avir, fr. advenir, ro. întâmpla, petrece, de. vonstattengehen, stattfinden, geschehen, erfolgen; cmp. es. avenir →avinit, vinir
avin	[ɐˈvin]		avēna	n.	oat, fr. avoine, it. avena, fur. vene, de. Hafer →mil, ori, sec, spret, tric
avinit	[ɐvɪˈnit]		aveni + -(a)t	n.	Advent, it. avvento, de. Advent
avis	[ɐˈvis]		abyssus, -um	n.	abyss, deep →sra avis
avit	[ɐˈvit]		*habītō, -āre < habitāre	v.i.	inhabit (obj: a, ni), live, dwell (in: a, ni), it. abitare, es. habitar, residir, morar, de. wohnen, leben (in: a, ni) →riseu, vit
aviu	[ɐˈviʊ], [ɐˈviw]		**avīva < avica; {remodelled with -īvus instead of -icus}; au + -iu	n.	goose, fr. oie, ca. it. oca, ro. gâscă, ast. gansu, es. ganso, oca, ánsar, sc. coca, oca, de. Gans →aviu frit, aviu silvac
aviu frit	[ɐˈviʊ frit], [ɐˈviw frit]		aviu + frit	n.	goose roast, roasted goose, grilled goose, it. oca arrosto, de. Gänsebraten
aviu silvac	[ɐˈviʊ sɪlˈvak], [ɐˈviw sɪlˈvak]		aviu + silvac	n.	grey goose, ca. oca comuna/salvatge, it. oca selvatica, qtax. anser anser
avori	[ɐˈvorɪ]		*abhorriō, -īre < abhorrēre, abhorreō, abhorritum; {remodelled, -i- from 3sg}; au- + ori	v.t.	hate, abhor, shudder at, ca. avorrir, oc. orrir, it. aborrire, odiare, es. aborrecer, detestar, de. hassen, verabscheuen
avreu	[ɐˈvreʊ], [ɐˈvrew]		a- + vreu	n.	adverb, it. avverbio, de. Adverb, Umstandswort →aiatiu, vreu
B
bac	[bak]		bāca	n.	berry, fr. baie, ca. baia, it. bacca, es. baca, pt. baga, ro. bacă, sc. baca, scn. cocciu, de. Beere
bal	[bal]		*ballō, -āre	v.t.	dance →balat, baltur
balat	[bɐˈlat]		bal + -at	n.	dance
balin	[bɐˈlin]		*balēna < #la balena	n.	whale, qtax. cetacea →balin brau, balin gris
balin brau	[bɐˈlim ˈbraʊ], [bɐˈlim braw]		balin + brau	n.	blue whale, ca. balena blava, es. ballena azul, qtax. balaenoptera musculus
balin gris	[bɐˈliŋ ɡris]		balin + gris	n.	grey whale, ca. balena grisa, qtax. eschrichtius robustus
Balteri	[bɐlˈterɪ]		*Gualteriə < Walter	n.prop.	Walter
Balti	[ˈbaltɪ]		{loan}	adj.prop.	Baltic →Mar Balti
baltur	[bɐlˈtur]		bal + -(a)tur	n.	dancer
ban	[ban]		*baneum < balneum	n.	bath, bathroom, ca. bany, it. bagno, sc. bagnu, bannu, de. Bad, Badezimmer →banar, cambe ban, ritraitai
				v.refl.	bathe, take a bath, get wet, it. bagnarsi, ca. banyar-se, de. baden
				v.t.	bathe, make wet, ca. banyar, de. baden, befeuchten
banar	[bɐˈnar]		ban + -ar	n.	bathtub, ca. banyera, it. vasco di bagno, de. Badewanne
bar	[bar]		*barra	n.	bar, barrier, ca. es. it. oc. pt. barra, fr. barre, de. Sperre →sbar
bari	[ˈbarɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) barium, Ba {element 56}, ca. bari
barion	[bɐrɪˈon], [bɐˈrjon]		{loan} #el βαρύς; bari + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) baryon, it. barione, de. Baryon
(bas)	[bas]	not used in isolation	bassus, -a, -um	adj.stem.	low, it. basso, es. bajo, ro. jos, de. niedrig →abas
bas	[bas]		*bāsō, -āre; bāsātum < bāsiāre, bāsiō, bāsiāvī, bāsiātum	v.t.	kiss, fr. baiser, ca. es. besar, it. baciare, pt. beijar, ro. pupa, săruta, rup. bashu, sc. basare, de. küssen
bast	[bast]		*bastō, -āre; bastātum	v.i.	be enough, be sufficient, suffice, ca. bastar, it. bastare, de. reichen →bastur
bastun	[bɐsˈtun]		*bastōne	n.	stick
bastur	[bɐsˈtur]		bast + -(at)ur	adj.	sufficient, enough
batac	[bɐˈtak]		*bataculō, -āre; bataculātum	v.i.	yawn, gape, fr. bâiller, ca. badallar, it. sbadigliare, es. bostezar, pt. bocejar, ro. căsca, rup. cascu, de. gähnen
batu	[ˈbatʊ]		*battuō, -ere; {-u: cat. batut, rom. bătut, it. batuto}	v.t.	beat, whip, hit, slap, strike, it. battere, ca. batre, es. batir, de. schlagen →batuai, batut, cubatu
				v.refl.	fight (with:cu), it. lottare, battersi, ca. lluitar, barallar-se, ro. se bate, es. luchar, batirse, de. schlagen
batuai	[bɐtʊˈaɪ], [bɐˈtwaj]		batu + -ai	n.	drums, fr. tambour, batterie, ca. tambor, timbal, it. batteria, es. pt. tambor, ro. tobă, de. Schlagzeug →batuaiar
batuaiar	[bɐtʊɐɪˈar], [bɐtwɐˈjar]		batuai + -ar	n.	drummer, fr. batteur, it. batterista, pt. baterista, ro. baterist, de. Schlagzeuger
batut	[bɐˈtut]		batu + -(a)t	adj.	beaten, whipped →mantic batut
be	[be]		*bē	n.	(letter) b, B, U+0042, U+0062 →a, ce
bebe	[ˈbebə]		be(u) + -(a)be	adj.	drinkable, it. potabile, fr. potable, buvable, de. trinkbar
bec	[bek]		beccus, -um	n.	beak, ca. bec, it. becco, de. Schnabel →pic
bel	[bel]		bellus, -a, -um	adj.	beautiful, it. bello, oc. bel, ca. bell, pt. belo, de. schön
Belge	[ˈbelɡə]		{loan} #la belga	n.	Belgium, it. Belgio, de. Belgien →bilgan
berceli	[bərə̆ˈkelɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) berkelium, Bk {element 97}, ca. berkeli
beu	[ˈbeʊ], [bew]		*bibō, -ere; bibitum	v.t.	drink, it. bere (>bevuto), ca. beure (>begut), ro. bea (>băut), de. trinken →abeva, bebe, biur, biut, biutur, mbeu
bilgan	[bɪlˈɡan]		Belg(e) + -an	adj.	Belgian, it. belga, de. belgisch, Belgier, Belger
(bin)	[bin]	not used in isolation	bēne	adj.stem.	well; good
bini	[ˈbinɪ]		{remodelled} *benedīcō, -ere < benedīcere; {missing -c- by backformation from binit}; bini(t)	v.t.	make holy, hallow, sanctify, fr. bénir, ca. beneir, it. benedire, es. bendecir, de. heiligen, segnen
Binit	[bɪˈnit]		binit	n.prop.	Benedict
binit	[bɪˈnit]		benedictus, -um	n.prop.	blessed, consecrated →bini, Binit
Biraldi	[bɪˈraldɪ]		*Gueraldiə < #pgmc Werhard; *Guernaldiə < #pgmc Wernhard	n.prop.	Werhard, Wernhard
birili	[bɪˈrilɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) beryllium, Be {element 4}, ca. beril·li
Birlin	[bɪrə̆ˈlin]		{loan}	n.prop.	Berlin
biscot	[bɪsˈkot]		biscoctum	n.	cookie, biscuit, ca. galeta, bescuit, pasta de te, it. biscotto, pt. bolacha, de. Keks →biscot minde
biscot minde	[bɪsˈkot ˈmində]		biscot + minde	n.	almond cookie, almond biscuit, waiting cookie (served while waiting, based on the homonymity with minde), de. Mandelkeks, Wartekeks
bismut	[bɪsˈmut]		{loan}	n.	(chem) bismuth, Bi {element 83}, ca. bismut
bist	[bist]		*bēsta < bēstia	n.	animal, wild animal, beast, fr. bête, de. Tier, wildes Tier; cmp. it. biscia, fr. biche, gl. besta, pt. bicha
bitul	[bɪˈtul]		*betulla	n.	birch →bosc bitul
biur	[bɪˈur], [bjur]		beu + -(a)r	n.	drinking, it. bere, ro. bere, de. Trinken
biut	[bɪˈut], [bjut]		beu + -(a)t	adj.	having drunken, drunk, drunken, intoxicated, fr. bu, ivre, ca. begut, ebri, it. bevuto, ebbro, ro. îmbătat, beat, băut, de. getrunken, betrunken
biutur	[bɪʊˈtur], [bjʊˈtur]		beu + -(a)tur	adj.	drinking, absorbent, bibulous, it. bevace, ro. băutor, de. trinkend, saufähig, trinkfreudig, trinkfest
				n.	drinker, drunkard, boozer, fr. buveur, ca. bevedor, borratxo, it. ubriacone, beone, es. pt. bebedor, rup. biutor, ro. băutor, de. Trinker, Säufer
boli	[ˈbolɪ]		*bulliō, -īre; bullītum	v.i.	boil, fr. bouillir, ca. bullir, it. bollire, es. hervir, bullir, pt. ferver, ro. fierbe, de. kochen →bulitur
bom	[bom]		bombus, -um	adj.	bomb, ca. es. it. pt. bomba, de. Bombe →autu bom, bom atom, bom idru, bom man
bom atom	[bo mɐˈtom]		bom + atom	n.	atomic bomb, ca. es. bomba atómica, de. Atombombe
bom idru	[bo ˈmidrʊ]		bom + idru	n.	hydrogen bomb, es. bomba de hidrógeno, de. Wasserstoffbombe
bom man	[bom man]		bom + man	n.	hand granade, ca. granada de mà, it. bomba a mano, de. Handgranate
bon	[bon]		bonus, -um	adj.	good →bon vinit, di bon, matin bon, mbunic, not bon, sa mang bon, siran bon
bon vinit	[boɱ vɪˈnit]		bon + vinit	adj.	welcome, ca. benvingut, it. benvenuto, de. willkommen
bor	[bor]		bor; {loan}	n.	(chem) boron, B {element 5}, ca. bor
bori	[ˈborɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) bohrium, Bh {element 107}, ca. bohri
bosc	[bosk]		boscus, -um	n.	forest, small forest; types of forest, forests in general {environmental term} →bosc bitul, bosc bural, bosc citat, furest, nimal bosc, selu
bosc bitul	[bosk bɪˈtul]		bosc + bitul	n.	birch forest
bosc bural	[bosk bʊˈral]		bosc + bural	n.	boreal forest, taiga
bosc citat	[bosk̚ kɪˈtat]		bosc + citat	n.	city forest, de. Stadtwald
bou	[ˈboʊ], [bow]		bovem < bōs	n.	ox, bull, beef, cattle, ca. bou, oc. bou, beu, it. bue, bovino, manzo, fr. bœuf, es. buey, pt. boi, fur. bo, rm. bov, sc. boe, de. Ochse, Rind →buel, buvoi, catrici bou, cou bou, frit bou
brac	[brak]		barca	n.	boat, small ship, it. barca, ca. barca, vaixell, fr. vaisseau, de. Boot →vascel
Brasil	[brɐˈsil]		{loan}	n.prop.	Brazil, ca. Brasil, it. Brasile, ro. Brazilia, de. Brasilien →brasilan
brasilan	[brɐsɪˈlan]		Brasil + -an	adj.prop.	Brazilian, ca. brasiler, it. brasiliano, de. brasilianisch
				n.prop.	Brazilian, ca. brasiler, it. brasiliano, de. Brasilianer, Brasilianerin
brasme	[ˈbrasmə]		**blastemō, -āre; *blastemātum < blasphemāre	v.i.	blame, ca. blasmar, fr. blâmer, de. Schuld geben, Vorwürfe machen, vorwerfen
brat	[brat]		bracchium	n.	(anat.) arm, fr. bras, ca. braç, it. braccio, es. brazo, ro. braț, sc. baltzu, bartzu, bratzu, bratu, fratu, de. Arm →cut, man, mbrat, per
brau	[ˈbraʊ], [braw]		*blāvus, -a, -um < #pgmc *blēwaz	adj.	(colour) blue, ca. blau, it. blu, azzurro, de. blau →balin brau
brau	[ˈbraʊ], [braw]		barba	n.	beard, ca. es. it. oc. pt. rm. sc. barba, fr. fur. barbe, ro. barbă, de. Bart →braut
braut	[brɐˈut], [brawt]		brau + -(a)t	adj.	bearded, fr. barbu, ca. barbut, barbat, it. barbuto, ro. bărbos, de. bärtig →ult braut
brege	[ˈbreɡə]		-g (V)- alberga < {loan}	n.	hotel, it. albergo, hotel, de. Herberge, Hotel →spital
breu	[ˈbreʊ], [brew]		brevis, -em	adj.	brief, short, es. it. breve, fr. bref, ca. breu, de. kurz, knapp →crut
				n.	brevity, shortness
bril	[bril]		*brillō, -āre	v.i.	shine
brit	[brit]		blitum	n.	Swiss chard, ca. bleda, oc. beleta, de. Mangold →brit rap
brit rap	[brit rap]		brit + rap	n.	beetroot, de. (rote) Beete, it. barbabietola →brit rap marel, brit rap robi
brit rap marel	[brit rap mɐˈrel]		brit rap + marel	n.	yellow beetroot
brit rap robi	[brit rap ˈrobɪ]		brit rap + robi	n.	red beetroot, de. rote Beete, it. rapa rossa, bietola rossa →brit rap
brom	[brom]		{loan}	n.	(chem) bromine, Br {element 35}, ca. brom
bron	[bron]		blondus, -a, -um	adj.	blonde, it. biondo, ca. blond, oc. blon, es. blondo, scn. brunnu, de. blond
brou	[ˈbroʊ], [brow]		*brodum < brodium; {loan} {germanic} *broþ	n.	broth, ca. brou, it. brodo, es. brodio, bodrio, ro. bulion, de. Brühe, Fond →brou scur
brou scur	[ˈbroʊs kur], [brow skur]		brou + scur	n.	brown broth, ca. brou fosc, fr. fond brun, de. Braune Brühe, Brauner Fond
brus	[brus]		-rs- bursa < #el βύρσα; {reborrowed after rs>ss}	n.	bag, pouch, purse, handbag, stock exchange, it. borsa, tasca, ca. bossa, fr. bourse, es. bolsa, de. Tragetasche, Handtasche, Tüte, Börse (auch finanz.) →brusel
brusel	[brʊˈsel]		brus + -el	n.	pocket, small bag, small pouch, es. bolsillo, de. Tasche (aufgesetzt am Kleidungsstück), Täschchen
brut	[brut]		brūtus, -um	adj.	unrefined, unpurified, raw, dirty, gross, ca. brut, fr. brut, de. unraffiniert, unfertig, unfein, dreckig, widerlich
buc	[buk]		*buca; *bucca	n.	(anat.) mouth, de. Mund →buc apuiar, bucat, buc liun, buc matriu, buc nac, buc nruiu matriu, buc sraiu matriu
buc apuiar	[bu kɐpʊɪˈar], [bu kɐpʊˈjar]		buc + apuiar	n.	(anat.) {formal} anus, es. it. ano, de. Anus, After →buc nac, foi cul
bucat	[bʊˈkat]		buc + -at	n.	mouthful, piece, fragment, morsel, it. pezzo, boccata, fr. pièce, ca. pt. peça, ro. bucată, es. pieza, de. Stück, Teil, Bissen
buc liun	[buk lɪˈun], [buk ljun]		buc + liun	n.	snapdragon, qtax. antirrhinum, ca. conillets, ro. gura leului, de. Löwenmäulchen
buc matriu	[buk mɐˈtriʊ], [buk mɐˈtriw]		buc + matriu	n.	(anat.) orifice of the uterus, it. orifizio uterino, de. Muttermund
buc nac	[buk nak]		buc + nac	n.	(anat.) anus, es. it. ano, de. Anus, After →buc apuiar, foi cul
buc nruiu matriu	[buk n̩drʊˈiʊ mɐˈtriʊ], [buk n̩ˈdrwiw mɐˈtriw], [buk n̩ˈdrujʊ mɐˈtriw]		buc + nruiu + matriu	n.	(anat.) internal orifice of the uterus, internal os, it. orifizio interno dell'utero, de. innerer Muttermund
buc sraiu matriu	[buk strɐˈiʊ mɐˈtriʊ], [buk strɐˈiw mɐˈtriw], [buk ˈstrajʊ mɐˈtriw]		buc + sraiu + matriu	n.	(anat.) external orifice of the uterus, external os, it. orifizio esterno dell'utero, de. außerer Muttermund
buel	[bʊˈel], [bwel]		bo(u) + -el	n.	small cow, small ox, small bull →buvoi
bulit	[bʊˈlit]		būlētus, -um	n.	buffer, tampon, swab, it. tampone, es. tampón, de. Puffer, Tampon, Tupfer →bulit mistur
bulit mistur	[bʊˈlit mɪsˈtur]		bulit + mistur	n.	tampon, it. tampone, de. Tampon
bulitur	[bʊlɪˈtur]		boli + -(a)tur	adj.	boiling, boiling hot, it. bollente, es. hierviendo, pt. fervente, ro. clocotit, de. kochend →ap bulitur
bural	[bʊˈral]		boreālem < boreās	n.	(compass) north , northern, icy north, de. eisiger Norden →bosc bural, Mar Bural, Mar Grat Bural
burata	[bʊˈratɐ]		{loan} #it burrata	n.	burrata
bus	[bus]		{loan} #la omnibus	n.	bus, it. bus, autobus, corriera, de. Bus →caril bus
buson	[bʊˈson]		{loan} Bose; bus + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) boson →buson calibrar
buson calibrar	[bʊˈsoŋ kɐlɪˈbrar]		buson + calibrar	n.	(phys., stdmodel) gauge boson, it. bosone di gauge, de. Eichboson
bust	[bust]		*buxula < buxis	n.	compass, fr. boussole, it. bussola, es. brújula, de. Kompass
but	[but]		buttis, -em	n.	vat, barrel, it. botte, barile, es. tonel, de. Faß
(but)	[but]	not used in isolation	{loan}	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) but- {substance formative for C4}, it. but-, de. But- →butan, butil, pint, prup
butan	[bʊˈtan]		but + -an	n.	(chem) butane, C4H10, it. butano, de. Butan
butel	[bʊˈtel]		butellus, -um	n.	(anat.) guts, intestine, ca. budell, oc. budèl, fr. boyau, it. bodello, de. Eingeweide, Gedärme →butel gros, butel sutil
butel gros	[bʊˈtel ɡros]		butel + gros	n.	(anat.) large intestine, fr. gros intestin, ca. intestí gros, it. intestino crasso, es. intestino grueso, ro. intestin gros, de. Dünndarm
butel sutil	[bʊˈtel sʊˈtil]		butel + sutil	n.	(anat.) small intestine, fr. intestin grêle, ca. intestí prim, it. intestino tenue, es. intestino delgado, ro. intestin subțire, de. Dünndarm
butic	[bʊˈtik]		*buticula	n.	bottle
butil	[bʊˈtil]		but + -il	n.	(chem) butyl, it. butile, de. Butyl
butir	[bʊˈtir]		*būtȳrum	n.	butter, it. burro, sc. botírru, ca. mantega, es. mantequilla, ro. unt →butir al, butir claricat, butir minde, mantic, suc butir, ungi
butir al	[bʊˈti ral]		butir + al	n.	garlic butter, de. Knoblauchbutter
butir claricat	[bʊˈtir klɐrɪˈkat]		butir + claricat	n.	clarified butter, pt. manteiga clarificada, fr. beurre clair, de. geklärte Butter
butir minde	[bʊˈtir ˈmində]		butir + minde	n.	almond butter
buvoi	[bʊˈvoɪ], [bʊˈvoj]		bou + -oi	n.	large cow, large ox, large bull →buel
C
ca	[ka]		*ecc 'hā < eccum hāc	adv.dem.	here, fr. ci, ca. aquí, ací, it. qui, qua, es. aquí, acá, pt. aqui, gl. aquí, eiquí, acá, acó, ro. aici, aci, rup. aoatsi, aua, sc. inoghe, de. hier →cai ca, cil ca, dis ca, eu ca
ca	[ka]		k- -(C) quam+	conj.	than, it. di, che, es. que, ro. ca, decât, rm. co, de. als, als daß →com, nu min ca, nu pru ca
				prep.	than, it. di, che, es. que, ro. ca, decât, rm. co, de. als
ca	[ka]		*cā	n.	(letter) k, K, U+004B, U+006B →el, je
cabi	[ˈkabɪ]		*cabea < cavea	n.	cage, hutch, topsail, fr. cage, hunier, it. gabbia, ca. gàbia, de. Käfig, Vogelbauer, Stall, Verschlag, Marssegel
cac	[kak]		*cacō, -āre	v.i.	shit, defecate, it. cacare, ca. cagar, de. kacken, scheißen →cacat, cacatai
				n.	{colloqial} poo, excrement, it. cacca, de. Kot, Kacke →mrel
cacat	[kɐˈkat]		cac + -at	n.	poo, shit →mrel
cacatai	[kɐkɐˈtaɪ], [kɐkɐˈtaj]		cac + -atai	n.	shithouse, outside toilet, it. cacatoio, es. cagadero, de. Scheißhaus →ritraitai
cadmi	[ˈkadmɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) cadmium, Cd {element 48}, ca. cadmi
cafi	[ˈkafɪ]		{loan}	n.	coffee →cafiai, cafin
cafiai	[kɐfɪˈaɪ], [kɐˈfjaj]		cafi + -ai	n.	cafe
cafin	[kɐˈfin]		caf(i) + -in	n.	caffeine →cafinel, sin cafin
cafinel	[kɐfɪˈnel]		cafin + -el	n.	espresso, pt. cafezinho, de. Espresso
cai	[ˈkaɪ], [kaj]		k- *eccu adeō < *eccum adeō	adv.dem.	so, in this way, fr. ainsi, ca. així, oc. aital, it. così, es. así, pt. assim, ro. așa, sc. gai, bai, aggai, goi, de. so, auf diese Weise →cai ca, cai cum, cai la, com, com ... cai ...
cai ca	[ˈkaɪ ka], [kaj ka]		cai + ca	adv.dem.	like this, de. so wie dies, so wie das hier
cai cum	[ˈkaɪ kum], [kaj kum]		cai + cum	conj.	how {to contrast with com, and for emphasis}, de. so wie
cai la	[ˈkaɪ la], [kaj la]		cai + la	adv.dem.	like that, so, that way, fr. comme ça, ainsi, it. così, pt. assim, de. so wie das, so
caiol	[kɐɪˈol], [kɐˈjol]		caveola	n.	cage, prison, es. pt. jaula, fr. cage, prison, geôle, it. gabbia, prigione, ro. cușcă, de. Käfig, Gefängnis
Cair	[kɐˈir], [kajr]		{loan} #ar الْقَاهِرَة /alqaːhira/	n.prop.	Cairo, de. Kairo
Caitan	[kɐɪˈtan], [kajˈtan]		Caietāna, -us	n.prop.	Caietana, Caietanus
cal	[kal]		k- quālem	pron.interr.	which one?, what kind? →cal cos, cal gen, caltat, calum, cascal, nical, racal
				det.interr.	which?, what a?, what kind of?
				pron.rel.	which, what a, what kind of →alt cal
calci	[ˈkalkɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) calcium, Ca {element 20}, ca. calci
cal cos	[kal kos]		cal + cos	pron.interr.	what? which kind of thing?
				pron.rel.	what, which kind of thing
cal gen	[kal ɡen]		cal + gen	pron.interr.	who? which kind of person?
				pron.rel.	who, which kind of person
calibr	[kɐˈlibə̆r]		{loan}	v.t.	calibrate, it. calibrare, de. eichen, kalibrieren →calibrar, calibri
calibrar	[kɐlɪˈbrar]		calibr + -ar	n.	calibrating, it. calibratura, de. Eichung, Eich-, Kalibrierung →buson calibrar
calibri	[kɐˈlibrɪ]		calibr + -i	n.	caliber, gauge, it. calibro, de. Kaliber, Lehre, Eichmaß
Californi	[kɐlɪˈforə̆nɪ]		{loan}	n.prop.	California →californi
californi	[kɐlɪˈforə̆nɪ]		{loan}; Californi	n.	(chem) californium, Cf {element 98}, ca. californi
caltat	[kɐlˈtat]		cal + -(i)tat	n.	quality, it. qualità, de. Qualität →cantat
calu	[ˈkalʊ]		calvus, -a, -um	adj.	bald, hairless, es. it. pt. calvo, ca. calb, fr. chauve, de. kahl, glatzköpfig
				n.	baldness, hairlessness, bald head, skinhead, it. calvizie, de. Glatze, Glatzköpfigkeit
calum	[kɐˈlum]		cal + -um	pron.indef.	any kind of thing/person, anything, anyone, it. qualunque, qualunque cosa, ro. oricare, de. egal welcher
				pron.rel.	whichever, whoever, it qualunque, qualunque cosa, ro. oricare, de. welcher auch immer
cam	[kam]		campus, -um	n.	field, es. it. pt. campo, sc. scn. campu, fur. cjamp, ca. oc. camp, ro. câmp, fr. champ, de. Feld →cam Ics, cam iman, mei-cam
cambar	[kɐmˈbar]		{calque} camerārius, -um; camb(e) + -ar	n.	waiter (restaurant), it. cameriere, es. camarero, ca. cambrer, ro. ospătar, de. Kellner →uspitur
cambe	[ˈkambə]		camera	n.	room, chamber, ca. cambra, sala, de. Zimmer, Kammer →cambar, cambe ban
cambe	[ˈkambə]		-b- *'cannabum < cannabis	n.	hemp, it. canapa, fr. chamvre, oc. cambe, ca. cànem, ro. cânepă, scn. cànnavu, de. Hanf
cambe ban	[ˈkambə ban]		cambe + ban	n.	bathroom, ca. cambra de bany, it. stanza da bagno, es. cuarto de baño, de. Badezimmer
cami	[ˈkamɪ]		*cambiō, -āre	v.t.	change, modify, it. cambiare, de. wechseln, ändern, wandeln, tauschen →camir, camit, ricami
cam Ics	[ka miks]		cam + Ics	n.	(phys., stdmodel) Higgs field, es. campo de Higgs, de. Higgsfeld
cam iman	[ka mɪˈman]		cam + iman	n.	(phys.) magnetic field, it. campo magnetico, ca. camp magnètic, de. Magnetfeld
camin	[kɐˈmin]		cammīnus, -um	n.	way, path, smaller road, it. via, ca. camí, de. Weg →caminel, Camin Lat, camin mei, camin peu, caralin, mei camin
caminel	[kɐmɪˈnel]		camin + -el	n.	path, foot path, garden path, es. senda, sendero, de. Pfad, Fußweg →caralin
Camin Lat	[kɐˈmin dlat]		camin + lat	n.prop.	Milky Way, it. Via Lattea, scn. Jolu di San Jàbbucu, sc. Camminu de paza, ro. Calea Lactee, nl. Melkweg, de. Milchstraße
camin mei	[kɐˈmim ˈmeɪ], [kɐˈmim mej]		camin + mei	n.	middle course, middle ground, ca. mig camí, it. via di mezzo, de. Mittelweg
camin peu	[kɐˈmim ˈpeʊ], [kɐˈmim pew]		camin + peu	n.	foot path, pt. caminho a pé, de. Fußweg
camir	[kɐˈmir]		cami + -(a)r	n.	change (process), changing, es. cambiando, de. Ändern, Änderung, Wandel, Wandlung →camit
camis	[kɐˈmis]		-(V) *camisia	n.	shirt, it. camicia, fr. chemise, ca. es. camisa, de. Hemd →camis mital
camis mital	[kɐˈmis mɪˈtal]		camis + mital	n.	chain mail, ca. cota de malla, de. Kettenhemd
camit	[kɐˈmit]		cami + -(a)t	n.	change (result), it. cambio, cambiamento, de. Wechsel, Änderung, Tausch →camir
can	[kan]		canem	n.	dog
can	[kan]		k- quanto	pron.interr.	how much?, how many?, fr. combien, ca. quant, es. cuánto, it. pt. quanto, ro. cât, rm. quant, con, sc. cantu, de. wieviel, wieviele →alt can, cantat, canum, cascan, nican, racan
				conj.	as much as →tan can
				det.interr.	how much?, how many?, de. wieviel, wieviele
				pron.rel.	how much, how many →tan can
candela	[kɐnˈdelɐ]		{loan} candela	n.	(SI, phys., unit) candela →ntinititat luc
canel	[kɐˈnel]		cannella	n.	cinnamon, it. cannella, es. canelo, ca. canyella, canyeller, de. Zimt
canil	[kɐˈnil]		candēla	n.	candle, it. candela, de. Kerze, cs. svíčka →lumbe canil
cans	[kants]		*cantsō, -āre < campsāre	v.t.	tire, wear out, exhaust s.t. →cansat
cansat	[kɐnˈtsat]		cans + -at	adj.	tired
cantat	[kɐnˈtat]		can + -(i)tat	n.	quantity, amount, it. grandezza, quantità, de. Quantität, Menge →caltat, cantat sustanti
cantat sustanti	[kɐnˈtat sʊsˈtantɪ]		cantat + sustanti	n.	(chem) amount of substance, it. quantità di sostanza, de. Stoffmenge →mol
cante	[ˈkantə]		+ə *cantō, -āre < {freq.} canēre	v.t.	sing →cantit, ncante
cantit	[kɐnˈtit]		cant(e) + -it	v.i.	hum, sing for oneself, sing silently, it. canticchiare, canterellare, pt. trautear, cantarolar, es. canturrear, tararear, fr. fredonner, de. trällern, vor sich hinsingen, summen
canum	[kɐˈnum]		can + -um	adv.indef.	any amount, it. quantunque, ro. oricât, de. egal wieviel →alt canum
				adv.rel.	however much, however many, it. quantunque, ro. oricât, de. wieviel auch immer
				conj.	although, however much, despite how much, it. quantunque, benché, malgrado, ro. deși, de. obwohl, wiewohl
caos	[kɐˈos]		{loan} #el χάος	n.	chaos
cap	[kap]		*capus, -um < caput	n.	(anat.) head, it. testa, capo, es. cabeza, ca. cap, testa, ro. cap, de. Kopf →capec, capil, cap latuc, capus, culicap, ult gran cap marel, ult nic cap marel
capec	[kɐˈpek]		cap + -ec	n.	hood (of a garment), ca. caputxa, it. cappuccio, es. capucha, capirote, pt. capuz, ro. capuza, de. Kapuze
capil	[kɐˈpil]		*capillus, -um < caput + pilus; ca(p) + pil	n.	(anat.) hair (head), it. capello, fr. cheveu, de. Haar, Kopfhaar →capil undus, rapen
capil undus	[kɐˈpi lʊnˈdus]		capil + undus	n.	curly hair, it. capelli ondulati, capelli ricci, de. wellige Haare, lockiges Haar
capit	[kɐˈpit]		*capitia < capitium	n.	halter, neck hole; apse, chevet; front side, it. cavezza, fr. chevet, ca. cabeç, de. Halfter, Kopfausschnitt; Stirnseite, Kopfende, Apsis
cap latuc	[kap lɐˈtuk]		cap + latuc	n.	head of lettuce, it. ceppo di lattuga, de. Salatkopf
capus	[kɐˈpus]		cap + -us	adj.	stubborn, ca. caput, ro. căpos, fr. têtu, it. testardo, pt. cabeça-dura, nl. koppig, de. dickköpfig
car	[kar]		*carnis, -em < carō, carnem	n.	meat, fr. chair, ca. oc. carn, es. it. pt. ro. carne, fur. cjâr, sc. carre, carri, de. Fleisch →carus, fratat di car
(car)	[kar]	not used in isolation	cārus, -um	adj.stem.	dear, honoured; expensive, fr. cher, ca. car, es. it. pt. caro, fur. cjâr, de. lieb, teuer →caris
car	[kar]		k- quārē	adv.interr.	why?, fr. pourquoi?, it. perché?, es. por qué?, ro. de ce?, de. warum?, wieso?, weshalb?, weswegen? →alt car, carum, cascar, dum, nicar, racar
				adv.rel.	why, fr. pourquoi, it. perché, es. por qué, ro. de ce, de. warum, wieso, weshalb, weswegen →ciu car
				conj.	because, fr. parce que, car, it. perché, es. porqué, ro. pentru că, de. weil
				prep.	because of, due to, fr. à cause de, cat per, per culpa de, gràcies a, it. a causa di, es. por, a causa de, ro. pentru, din cauza, de. wegen →car cil
(car)	[kar]	not used in isolation	carrus, -um	n.stem.	waggon, cart, fr. char, ca. es. it. pt. carro, ro. car, fur. cjâr, de. Wagen, Karren →carec
caral	[kɐˈral]		*carrārius, -um	n.	street, road, ca. carrer, es. calle, fr. rue, rm. via, strada, de. Straße, Weg →caralin
caralin	[kɐrɐˈlin]		caral + -in	n.	small street, pt. beco, viela, it. stradina, vicolo, de. Gasse →camin, caminel
car cil	[kar kil]		car + cil	adv.dem.	therefore, for this/that reason, thus, so, ca. per tant, it. quindi, perciò, pertanto, da ciò, dunque, es. por eso, ro. deci, de. deswegen, darum, deshalb, also, aus diesem Grunde
carec	[kɐˈrek]		car + -ec	n.	wagon, cart, it. carro, fr. charette, ca. carro, cotxe, carret, es. carro, coche, ro. car, căruță, de. Waggon, Wagen →carec ramat
carec ramat	[kɐˈrek rɐˈmat]		carec + ramat	n.	tank, armoured fighting vehicle, it. carro armato, es. pt. carro de combate, tanque, de. Panzer
caril	[kɐˈril]		*carrīlis, -em	n.	rail, track, lane, ca. es. carril, it. corsia, carregiata, rotaia, de. Fahrspur, Bahn, Gleis, Fahrschiene →caril bus, caril fer, caril velu
caril bus	[kɐˈril bus]		caril + bus	n.	bus lane, de. Busspur
caril fer	[kɐˈril fer]		caril + fer	n.	railroad, railway, it. ferrovia, es. ferrocarril, fr. chemin de fer, voie ferrée, de. Eisenbahn
caril velu	[kɐˈril ˈvelʊ]		caril + velu	n.	bike lane, de. Fahrradspur
caris	[kɐˈris]		car + -is	adj.	dear, honoured; expensive, it. caro, carissimo, es. caro, ca. car, sc. caru, ro. dragă, prețios, scump, de. lieb, teuer →acaris
carit	[kɐˈrit]		carnitia	n.	carrion, {derogatory} bag of bones, fr. charogne, ca. carronya, it. carogna, es. carroña, pt. carniça, ro. mortăciune, de. Aas →ult carit
caruc	[kɐˈruk]		car'ruca	n.	train, fr. train, it. treno, ca. es. oc. ro. tren, pt. trem, comboio, de. Zug →caruc fer
caruc fer	[kɐˈruk fer]		caruc + fer	n.	train, it. treno, es. tren, de. Zug
carum	[kɐˈrum]		car + -um	adv.indef.	anywhy, for any reason, de. egal warum, aus jedem beliebigen Grund →alt carum
				adv.rel.	whyever, de. warum auch immer
carus	[kɐˈrus]		*carnōsus, -a, -um; car + -us	adj.	meaty
carut	[kɐˈrut]		carōta	n.	carrot, ca. carrota, pastanaga, safanòria, it. carota, es. zanahoria, pt. cenoura, ro. morcov, carotă, sc. frustinaca, rm. risch melna, de. Möhre, Karotte
cas	[kas]		casa	n.	house, it. casa, ca. cas, de. Haus →acas, casifet
casc-	[kask]		*cascə < *casquunum < *cata/quisque unum	pref.	every-, oc. casc-, it. qualc-, de. jed- →cascal, cascan, cascar, casci, cascom, cascou, cascur
cascal	[kɐsˈkal]		cas(c)- + cal	det.	each such, all such, de. jeder solcher, alle solchen, allerlei
				pron.indef.	each such, all such, de. jeder solcher, alle solchen, allerlei
cascan	[kɐsˈkan]		cas(c)- + can	det.	all, all of, the whole amount of, de. alle, alles, alles von
				pron.indef.	all, everything, the whole amount, de. alles, die ganze Menge
cascar	[kɐsˈkar]		cas(c)- + car	adv.indef.	for every reason, de. aus jedem Grund
casci	[ˈkaskɪ]		cas(c)- + ce	det.	each, ca. es. pt. cada, fr. chaque, it. cadauno, ro. câte, de. jeder (einzelne) →casci an, casci iur, casci mis, casci sirman, casci un, casci vic, tut
casci an	[ˈkaskɪ an]		casci + an	adj.	every year, annual, yearly, ca. anual, es. cada año, de. jedes Jahr, jährlich →di casci an, ni casci an
casci iur	[ˈkaskɪ ɪˈur], [ˈkaskɪ jur]		casci + iur	adj.	daily, ca. diari, quotidià, de. täglich →iuriu
casci mis	[ˈkaskɪ mis]		casci + mis	adj.	monthly, ca. mensual, it. mensile, mensilmente, pt. mensal, de. monatlich
casci sirman	[ˈkaskɪ sɪrə̆ˈman]		casci + sirman	adj.	weekly, ca. setmanal, cada setmana, setmanari, it. settimanal, ro. săptămânal, de. wöchentlich
casci un	[ˈkaskɪ un]		casci + un	pron.indef.	each single one, ca. cadascú, cada u, fr. chacun, it. cadauno, de. jeder (einzelne) →tut
casci vic	[ˈkaskɪ vik]		casci + vic	adv.	each time, fr. chaque fois, ca. cada cop, cada vegada, it. ogni volta, es. cada vez, de. jedes Mal →casci vic ci
casci vic ci	[ˈkaskɪ vik̚ ki]		casci vic + ci	conj.	each time (that), ca. cada cop que, de. jedes Mal, wenn
cascom	[kɐsˈkom]		cas(c)- + com	adv.indef.	in all ways, everyhow, de. auf alle Arten und Weisen, auf jede Art und Weise
cascou	[kɐsˈkoʊ], [kɐsˈkow]		casc- + ou	adv.indef.	everywhere, ca. pertot, it. dappertutto, ro. peste tot, de. überall
cascur	[kɐsˈkur]		cas(c)- + cur	adv.indef.	always, every time, de. immer, zu jeder Zeit
casi	[ˈkasɪ]		caseus, -um	n.	cheese, es. queso, pt. queijo, sc. casu, ca. formatge, de. Käse →casiai, casiar, casi crap, casi uel, casius, casi vac
casiai	[kɐsɪˈaɪ], [kɐˈsjaj]		casi + -ai	n.	cheese store, it. formageria, formaggiaia, de. Käserei, Käseladen
casiar	[kɐsɪˈar], [kɐˈsjar]		casi + -ar	n.	cheese monger, cheese maker, it. formaggiaio, de. Käseverkäufer, Käsemacher
casi crap	[ˈkasɪ krap]		casi + crap	n.	goat cheese
casifet	[kɐsɪˈfet]		cas + -ifet	adj.	home-made, home-grown, it. nostrano, fatto ni casa, casareccio, casalingo, es. casero, de. hausgemacht, aus eigener Herstellung/Zucht →pan casifet
casi uel	[ˈkasɪ ʊˈel], [ˈkasɪ wel]		casi + uel	n.	sheep cheese
casius	[kɐsɪˈus], [kɐˈsjus]		casi + -us	adj.	cheesy
casi vac	[ˈkasɪ vak]		casi + vac	n.	cow cheese
cast	[kast]		*castrō, -āre; castrātum	v.i.	castrate, ca. castrar, fr. châtrer, de. kastrieren →castat
castan	[kɐsˈtan]		castanea	n.	chestnut
castat	[kɐsˈtat]		cast + -at	adj.	castrated
				n.	castrato, it. castrato, fr. castrat, de. Kastrat →iunuc
castel	[kɐsˈtel]		castellum	n.	castle
casuar	[kɐsʊˈar], [kɐˈswar]		{loan} #qtax casuarius	n.	cassowary, it. casuario, de. Kasuar →casuar elm
casuar elm	[kɐsʊˈa relm], [kɐˈswa relm]		casuar + elm	n.	southern cassowary, it. casuario australiano, pt. casuar-do-sol, casuar-de-capacete, de. Helmkasuar, qtax. casuarius casuarius
cat	[kat]		cattus, -um	n.	cat, it. gatto, ca. gat, oc. cat, fr. chat, es. pt. gato, ro. pisică, de. Katze →Neb' Oc Cat
cater	[kɐˈter]		cathedra < {loan} #el καθέδρα	n.	chair, it. sedia, cadrega, fr. chaise, ca. cadira, pt. cadeira, es. silla, ro. scaun, de. Stuhl →scam, sevi
cati	[ˈkatɪ]		*captiō, -āre	v.t.	hunt →acrap
catin	[kɐˈtin]		catēna	n.	chain, it. catena, fr. chaîne, ca. cadena, de. Kette
catric	[kɐˈtrik]		-r*- cratīcula	n.	grill, barbecue, ca. graella, oc. grasilha, it. griglia, fr. gril, sc. catrica, cardiga, cradiga, es. asador, parrilla, pt. braseiro, de. Grill
				v.t.	grill, barbecue, roast →catrici
catrici	[kɐˈtrikɪ]		catric + -i	n.	steak, grilled steak, ro. friptură, it. bistecca, de. Steak, Grillsteak →catrici bou, catrici caval
catrici bou	[kɐˈtrikɪ ˈboʊ], [kɐˈtrikɪ bow]		catrici + bou	n.	beef steak, it. bistecca di manzo, de. Rindersteak
catrici caval	[kɐˈtrikɪ kɐˈval]		catrici + caval	n.	horse steak, de. Pferdesteak
Catrin	[kɐˈtrin]		*Caterīna < #el Αἰκατερίνη	n.prop.	Catherine, it. Caterina, es. Catalina, de. Katarina, Katharina
cau	[ˈkaʊ], [kaw]		*cadō, -ere; cecidī, cāsum {-d/r: less conflicts than -s-; chaos in Rom. verb vs. deriv.; compromise}	v.i.	fall, it. cadere, sc. orrúe, es. caer, ca. caure, oc. caire, fr. tomber, ro. cădea, de. fallen →caur, cavi, dicau
(cau)	[ˈkaʊ], [kaw]	not used in isolation	cavus, -a, -um	adj.stem.	hollow, hollowed out, concave →cava, cavac
caur	[kɐˈur], [kawr]		cau + -(a)r	n.	fall, drop, it. caduta, fr. chute, ro. cădere, pt. queda, es. caída, ca. caiguda, de. Fall, Fallen
(cava)	[ˈkavɐ]	not used in isolation	*cavō, -āre; cau + -a	v.stem.	dig, it. scavare, es. cavar, de. graben →scava
cavac	[kɐˈvak]		cau + -ac	n.	cavity, de. Aushöhlung, Hohlraum
caval	[kɐˈval]		caballus, -um	n.	horse, it. cavallo, fr. cheval, es. caballo, ro. cal, de. Pferd →catrici caval, caval rau, caval silvac, frit caval, ncavalic, peu caval
caval rau	[kɐˈval ˈdraʊ], [kɐˈval draw]		caval + rau	n.	white horse, grey horse, de. Schimmel
caval silvac	[kɐˈval sɪlˈvak]		caval + silvac	n.	mustang, wild horse, it. caballo selvaggio
cavan	[kɐˈvan]		*cabanna	n.	cabin, hut, it. capanna, cabina, ca. cabana, cabina, de. Kabine, Hütte
cavi	[ˈkavɪ]		cau + -i	n.	case, circumstance, situation, es. it. pt. caso, ca. fr. oc. cas, ro. caz, de. Fall →n'alt cavi, ni cavi ci, ni cil cavi
ce	[ke]		k- -(C) quid	pron.interr.	who, what, it. chi, che, cosa, che cosa, ro. ce, cine, la. quis, quid, lt. kas, de. wer, was →alt ce, casci, ce's cil e pi futur, ce's ro pi futur, ci, ci, cil ce, nici, raci
				pron.rel.	who, that, which, what →cium
ce	[ke]		*cē	n.	(letter) c, C, U+0043, U+0063 →be, de
cec	[kek]		caecus, -a, -um	adj.	blind, ca. cec, it. cieco, de. blind →ribil cec
cec	[kek]		cicere < cicer	n.	chickpea, it. cece, ca. cigró, fr. pois chiche, ro. tseatsiri, de. Kichererbse →ribil cec
cedi	[ˈkedɪ]		-d- *cēdiō, -īre < cēdere, cēdō, cessī, cessum; {-d-: reborrowed like fr. rom. it. cat.}	v.t.	give in, concede, withdraw, surrender, give up, ca. cedir, it. cedere, fr. céder, ro. ceda, de. aufgeben, sich zurückziehen, nachgeben, sich ergeben →cidit, ciditai, prucedi, ricedi, scedi, sucedi
Ceipar	[kəɪˈpar], [kəjˈpar]		{loan} #nl Kuiper /ˈkœypər/	n.prop.	Kuiper →cintur Ceipar
cel	[kel]		caelum	n.	sky; heaven →ciliu, crui cel
celsi	[ˈkelsɪ]		{loan} Celsius	n.	(phys., unit) Celsius →centi-grau
cenr	[kendə̆r]		+Cr centrum; {loan}	n.	center, it. centro, fr. centre, de. Mitte, Zentrum
(cent)	[kent]	not used in isolation	-nt centum	num.stem.	{obsolete} hundred, 100 →etu
centi-	[ˈkentɪ]		{loan} centi {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	centi-, 1e-2, de. centi- →centi, centi-grau, centi-met
				num.	percent, 10e-2, it. per cento, de. Prozent →pi etu
centi-grau	[ˈkentɪ ˈɡraʊ], [ˈkentɪ ɡraw]		centi- + grau	n.	(phys., unit) centigrade, Celsius →celsi
centi-met	[ˈkentɪ met]		centi- + met	n.	(phys., unit) centimetre, cm →lungitat
(cepu)	[ˈkepʊ]	not used in isolation	*cipuō, -ere < -cipere, -cipiō, -cēpī, -ceptum < capere	v.stem.	take, catch, hold, contain, get, receive, -ceive, ca. -cebre, it. -cevere, -cepire, fr. -cevoir, es. -cebir, ro. -cepe, de. -zipieren →acepu, cucepu, ncepu, picepu, repu
cer	[ker]		cedrus, -um	n.	cedar, ca. fr. cedre, es. it. pt. cedro, ro. cedru, de. Zeder
ceri	[ˈkerɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) cerium, Ce {element 58}, ca. ceri, de. Cer
ce's cil e pi futur	[kes ki le pi fʊˈtur]		ce + 's + cil + e + pi futur	phr.	{vulgar} Who the fuck is that?, ca. Qui collons és aquest?, de. Wer zum Teufel ist das?
cesi	[ˈkesɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) cesium, caesium, Cs {element 55}, ca. cesi
ce's ro pi futur	[kes tro pi fʊˈtur]		ce + 's + ro + pi futur	phr.	{vulgar} what the fuck do you want?, it. che cazzo vuoi?, de. Was zur Hölle willst Du?
Cest	[kest]		Caesarem	n.prop.	Caesar, Kaiser
cest	[kest]		caespitem < caespes	n.	lawn, it. cespo, ca. gespa, es. césped, fr. pelouse, de. Rasen
ci	[ki]		k- -(C) quid+	conj.	that {complement clause conjunction}, it. che, es. que, de. daß →avan ci, casci vic ci, ce, cil ce, creu, fin ci, mitis ci, n'alt cavi ci, ncui ci, ni cavi ci, puec, pui ci
ci	[ki]		ce	det.interr.	what?, which?
Cicil	[kɪˈkil]		Cecilia	n.prop.	Cecily →Cicil Santus
Cicil Santus	[kɪˈkil sɐnˈtus]		Cicil + santus	n.prop.	Saint Cecily
cicun	[kɪˈkun]		cicōniam	n.	stork, fr. cigogne, it. cicógna, es. cigüeña, sc. cicogna, ciconnia, de. Storch →cicun nir
cicun nir	[kɪˈkun nir]		cicun + nir	n.	black stork, qtax. ciconia negra
cidit	[kɪˈdit]		cedi + -(a)t	adj.	withdrawn, surrendered, it. ceduto, de. nachgegeben, zurückgezogen
				n.	toilet, loo, it. cesso, bagno, gabinetto, de. Klo, Toilette →ritraitai, vas cidit
ciditai	[kɪdɪˈtaɪ], [kɪdɪˈtaj]		cedi + -(a)tai	n.	toilet, loo, it. cesso, bagno, gabinetto, de. Klo, Toilette →cidit, ritraitai
Cijiu	[kɪˈjiʊ], [kɪˈjiw]		{loan} #uk Київ [ˈkɪjiu̯]	n.prop.	Kyiv, de. Kiew, Kyjiw
cil	[kil]		k- eccu illum < eccum illum	det.dem.	this; that; these; those, ca. aquell, fro. cil, fr. celle, ceux, it. quello, questo, gl. aquel, aquil, ro. acel, rup. atsel, sc. cudhu, scn. chidhu, nap. chillo, chisto, de. dieser, jener →cil ca, cil la, cil siran, is cil e, is cil fu, ni cil cavi, nu pi cil
				pron.dem.	the one ... (who), de. derjenige, diejenige, denjenigen, ..., der, die, das, den, ... →car cil, ce's cil e pi futur, cil ce, com cil, tut cil
cil ca	[kil ka]		cil + ca	pron.dem.	this
cil ce	[kil ke]		cil + ce	pron.rel.	what, that which, the one that {to contrast with ci, and for emphasis}, fr. ce que, it. quello che, es. lo que, pt. o que, ca. el que, de. das was, derjenige welcher, ...
				pron.dem.	the one who
cilebe	[kɪˈlebə]		-V- *celebrō,-āre < {loan} #la celebrāre, celebrō, celebrāvī, celebrātum	v.t.	celebrate →cilibar
cilibar	[kɪlɪˈbar]		cileb(e) + -ar	n.	celebration
ciliu	[kɪˈliʊ], [kɪˈliw]		cel + -iu	adj.	celestial, heavenly, divine, it. celeste, ro. ceresc, de. himmlisch, Himmels-
cil la	[kil la]		cil + la	pron.dem.	that
cil siran	[kil sɪˈran]		cil + siran	n.	that evening, de. den Abend →ni cil siran
cilu-	[ˈkilʊ]		{loan} kilo {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	kilo, 1e3, 1000, k, it. chilo →cilu, cilu-gram, cilu-met
				num.	thousand, 1000, pt. mil, sc. mílli, míla, de. tausend →mili, pi cilu
cilu-gram	[ˈkilʊ ɡram]		cilu- + gram	n.	(SI, phys., unit) kilogram, kg, it. chilogrammo, de. Kilogramm →mas
cilul	[kɪˈlul]		-V- -l- cellula	n.	(biol.) cell, fr. cellule, ca. cèl·lula, it. cellula, es. pt. célula, ro. celulă, de. Zelle →cilulit, cilulos, cilul sambe, cilul trung
cilulit	[kɪlʊˈlit]		cilul + -it	n.	cellulite, es. celulitis
cilulos	[kɪlʊˈlos]		cilul + -os	n.	(biol., chem.) cellulose, ca. cel·lulosa, de. Zellulose, Zellstoff
cilul sambe	[kɪˈlul ˈsambə]		cilul + sambe	n.	(anat.) blood cell, fr. cellule sanguine, de. Blutkörperchen
cilul trung	[kɪˈlul truŋ]		cilul + trung	n.	(biol.) stem cell, fr. cellule souche, ca. cèl·lula mare, it. cellula staminale, es. célula madre, pt. célula-tronco, de. Stammzelle
cilu-met	[ˈkilʊ met]		cilu- + met	n.	(SI, phys., unit) kilometre, km →lungitat
cilvin	[kɪlˈvin]		{loan} Kelvin	n.	(SI, phys., unit) Kelvin →tembi
cim	[kim]		quīnque	num.	five, 5, pt. cinco, sc. chímbe, chimme, de. fünf →cim-angat, cim deca, ciminti, cintil
cim-angat	[ki mɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} quīnquangulum; cim + angat	n.	pentagon, it. pentagono, de. Fünfeck
cim deca	[kim ˈdekɐ]		cim + deca	num.	fifty, 50, pt. cinquenta, sc. chimbànta, ro. cincizeco, cinzeci, la. quīnquāgintā, de. fünfzig →ciminti
cimen	[kɪˈmen]		caementum	n.	cement
cimi	[ˈkimɪ]		*chīmia < chēmia	n.	(chem) chemistry, it. chimica, ca. química, fr. chimie, ro. chimie, de. Chemie →limen cimi
ciminti	[kɪˈmintɪ]		cim + -inti	num.	{obsolete} fifty, 50, de. fünfzig →cim deca
cimtsi	[ˈkimtsɪ]		{loan} #ko 김치 [kimt͡ɕʰi]	n.	kimchi →cutsugaru
cin.	[kin]		cin(til)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Jul., de. Jul.
cing	[kiŋ]		*cicinus, -um; {variant of} cycnus, -um / cygnus, -um	n.	swan, it. cigno, ca. cigne, ro. lebădă, cs. labuť, sc. chíghinu, de. Schwan
cinrat	[kɪnˈdrat]		cinerāta	n.	lye, soap sud, cold ash, it. cenerata, gl. cenrada, cernada, de. Lauge, Seifenlauge, kalte Asche →lisiu, sapun
cintil	[kɪnˈtil]		k- quintīlis, -em; {initial c- under infl. of cim}	n.	(month) July, de. Juli →cin.
cintur	[kɪnˈtur]		cīnctūra	n.	(astron.) belt, girdle, it. cintura, fr. ceinture, es. cinturón, de. Gürtel →cintur Ceipar
cintur Ceipar	[kɪnˈtur kəɪˈpar], [kɪnˈtur kəjˈpar]		cintur + Ceipar	n.	(astron.) Kuiper belt, ca. cinturó de Kuiper, lt. Koiperio juosta, de. Kuiper-Gürtel
cinu	[ˈkinʊ]		{loan} #el κῑ́νημᾰ	n.	cinema, it. cinema, rm. kino, de. Kino
				precomp.	cine-, cinema-, it. cine-, de. Kino- →cinu-tiat
cinu-tiat	[ˈkinʊ tɪˈat], [ˈkinʊ tjat]		cinu- + tiat	n.	cinema, it. cineteatro, de. Kino
cipul	[kɪˈpul]		cepulla	n.	onion
cir	[kir]		cēra	n.	wax, beeswax, ca. es. it. oc. pt. cera, ro. ceară, fr. cire, de. Wachs →cirus
circ	[kirə̆k]		{loan} circulus	n.	circus, it. circo, fr. cirque, ro. circ, de. Zirkus →cric
cirus	[kɪˈrus]		cir + -us	adj.	waxy, it. cereo, ca. cerós, de. wächsern
citat	[kɪˈtat]		civitās, -tem; -(itat)	n.	city, town →bosc citat, citatan
citatan	[kɪtɐˈtan]		citat + -an	n.	citizen, it. cittadino, fr. citoyen, ca. ciutadà, ro. cetățean, de. Bürger
citrat	[kɪˈtrat]		citr(u) + -at	n.	(chem) citrate, it. citrato, de. Zitrat
citru	[ˈkitrʊ]	-u drops before vowel	+V +Cr **cītrū; {loan, but similar to inherited} citrus	n.	(chem.) citrus (genus), ca. cítric, it. citrus, ro. citrice, de. Zitrus →ac citru, acumbe, citrat
ciu	[ˈkiʊ], [kiw]		(V)- -(')- +V -(C) ecce 'hōc	interj.	there, here it is, see, behold, it. ecco, pt. eis, fr. voici, voilà, de. da, hier ist es, sieh, tja; cmp. it. ciò →ciu car
(ciu)	[ˈkiʊ], [kiw]	not used in isolation	-cīdō, -ere; -cīsum < caedō, -ere; caesum{only inherited as composite variant}	v.stem.	-cide, cut, fell, stroke, kill, it. -cidere, ca. -cir →diciu, piciu, uciu
ciu car	[ˈkiʊ kar], [kiw kar]		ciu + car	adv.	that's why, it. ecco perché, es. por eso, ro. de aceea, de. darum
cium	[kɪˈum], [kjum]		ce + -um	pron.indef.	anyone, anything, it. chiunque, qualunque cosa, ro. oricine, orice, de. egal wer/was, jeder/jedes (beliebige) →alt cium
				pron.rel.	whoever, whatever, it. chiunque, qualunque cosa, ro. oricine, orice, de. was/wer/wen auch immer
clabe	[ˈklabə]		*calābere < cadāvere	n.	cadaver, it. cadavere, ast. calabre, cadabre, es. cadáver, de. Kadaver →cracis
Clar	[klar]		clar	n.prop.	Claire
clar	[klar]		clara, -us, -um	adj.	clear, bright, light, it. chiaro, es. claro, de. hell, klar →aclar, Clar, claric, clar ou, diclar, robi clar
claric	[klɐˈrik]		clar + -ic	v.t.	clarify, sort out, pt. clarificar, de. klären →claricat
claricat	[klɐrɪˈkat]		claric + -at	adj.	clarified, pt. clarificado, de. geklärt →butir claricat
clar ou	[kla ˈroʊ], [kla row]		clar + ou	n.	egg white, albumen, it. bianco d'uovo, ca. es. clara, fr. glaire, de. Eiweiß
clor	[klor]		{loan}	n.	(chem) chlorine, Cl {element 17}, ca. clor →clor idru, clurat, cluride, clurit
clor idru	[klo ˈridrʊ]		clor + idru	n.	(chem) hydrochloric, hydrogen chloride, chlorhydrate, chlorane, es. cloruro de hidrógeno, de. Hydrochlorid, Chlorwasserstoff, Wasserstoffchlorid, Chloran, Salzsäuregas →ac clor idru
clurat	[klʊˈrat]		clor + -at	n.	(chem) chlorate, it. clorato, de. Chlorat
cluride	[klʊˈridə]		clor + -ide	n.	(chem) chloride, fr. chlorure, es. it. cloruro, pt. cloreto, de. Chlorid →DCM, dui cluride mitilen
clurit	[klʊˈrit]		clor + -it	n.	(chem) chlorite, it. clorito, de. Chlorit
cobe	[ˈkobə]		*cubrum < cuprum {-p- was already -b- in late lat.}	n.	(chem) copper, Cu {element 29}, es. cobre, ca. coure, aram, fr. cuivre, sc. (ar)ràmene, it. rame, fur. ram, ro. aramă, cupru, de. Kupfer →cubiu, rambe
cof	[kof]		cophinus, -um	n.	chest, coffer, it. cassa, cofano, baule, es. arca, baúl, ca. cofre, fr. coffre, ro. cufăr, de. Kiste, Truhe →cof frot
cof frot	[kof frot]		cof + frot	n.	safe (for storing valuable things), it. cassaforte, ca. caixa forta, es. caja fuerte, cofre, ro. seif, de. Tresor, Geldschrank, Safe
coi	[ˈkoɪ], [koj]		*cogō, -ere < cocere, cocō, coctum; {-g- via supine -ct-}	v.t.	cook, bake, fry {prepare food, regardless of method}, fr. cuire, oc. coire, ca. coure, cuinar, it. cuocere, es. cocer, fur. ro. coace, rup. cocu, cuei, de. kochen, backen, braten →coi pastit, cuin, cuitur, sracoi
coi pastit	[ˈkoɪ pɐsˈtit], [koj pɐsˈtit]		coi + pastit	v.i.	make/bake a cake
col	[kol]		collus, -um	n.	(anat.) neck, ca. coll, it. collo, es. cuello, ro. gât, rup. gushi, pt. pescoço, de. Hals →col matriu
(coli)	[ˈkolɪ]	not used in isolation	+V caulem	n.stem.	cabbage, cauli- →culicap, culicrisp, culiflur, culirap
col matriu	[kol mɐˈtriʊ], [kol mɐˈtriw]		col + matriu	n.	(anat.) cervix, it. cervice, collo d'utero, de. Gebährmutterhals →muleu, vain
com	[kom]		*como < quōmōdo; {-o-: due to late drop of -u}	adv.interr.	how?, fr. comment, it. come, es. como, rm. co (cmp. ca) →alt com, cai, cai cum, cascom, com cil, com is cos e, com is cos ti e, cum, cum, cumum, nicom, racom
				adv.rel.	how, like, as, fr comment, it. come, es. como →com ... cai ...
combe	[ˈkombə]		*comparō, -āre; comparātum	v.t.	buy, it. comprare, es. comprar, ro. cumpăra, de. kaufen →cupar
com ... cai ...	[kom ˈkaɪ], [kom kaj]		com + cai	conj.2adv.	the more (less) ... the more (less)..., ca. com més ... més ..., fr. plus ... plus ..., it. più ... più ..., es. cuanto más ... más ..., ro. cu cât ... mai ... cu atât ... mai ..., de. je mehr ... desto mehr ...
com cil	[kom kil]		com + cil	adv.dem.	like this, de. wie dies, wie das hier
com is cos e	[ko mis ko se]		com + is + cos + e	phr.	how are you?, it. Come stai?, es. ¿Qué tal?, ¿Cómo estás?, ro. Ce mai faci?, de. Wie geht's? →com is cos ti e
com is cos ti e	[ko mis kos ti e]		com + is + cos + ti + e	phr.	how are you?, it. Come stai?, es. ¿Qué tal?, ¿Cómo estás?, ro. Ce mai faci?, de. Wie geht's? →com is cos e
coni	[ˈkonɪ]		*condiō, -īre; condītum	v.t.	season, spice, flavour, make tasty, make savory, it. condire, insaporire, es. condimentar, de. würzen →cunimen, tembe
conte	[ˈkontə]		+ə *computō, -āre < computāre	v.t.	count, tell →conti
conti	[ˈkontɪ]		cont(e) + -i	n.	bill, check, ca. compte, es. cuenta, it. conto, fr. addition, de. Rechnung
cop	[kop]		*cōpulō, -āre; cōpulātum	v.t.	couple, bind together, join, fr. coupler, ca. acoblar, it. agganciare, accoppiare, es. acoplar, ro. cupla, de. verbinden, ankuppeln, koppeln, paaren →copi, cucop, cuiumbi, culig, cupatur, iumbi
copi	[ˈkopɪ]		*cooperiō, -īre; coopertum	v.t.	cover, it. coprire, fr. couvrer, de. verdecken →cupic, scopi
copi	[ˈkopɪ]		cop + -i	n.	couple, unit of coupled things, two or more partners in a (romantic, sexual, or spiritual) relationship, fr. couple, it. coppia, de. Paar, Pärchen, Einheit gekoppelter Dinge, zwei oder mehr Partner in einer Beziehung →cuiumbit, cusrot, parec, ses, spus
cor	[kor]		*cor, -em < cor, cordis	n.	(anat.) heart, it. cuore, fr. cœur, fur. cûr, es. corazón, ca. pt. cor, ro. cord, inimă, de. Herz →cor ombe, curac
cor ombe	[ko ˈrombə]		cor + ombe	n.	(anat.) human heart
coru	[ˈkorʊ]		cornū, -ūs	n.	horn, es. it. corno, ro. corn, sc. corru, de. Horn
cos	[kos]		causa	n.	thing →cal cos, com is cos e, com is cos ti e
cost	[kost]		costa	n.	coast, fr. côte, it. costa, ro. coastă, de. Küste
				n.	(anat.) rib, fr. côte, it. costola, {dated} costa, ro. coastă, de. Rippe
cosu	[ˈkosʊ]		*cōnsuō, -ere; cōnsūtum	v.t.	sew, it. cucire (>-ito), ca. cosir (>cosit), ro. coase (>cusut), de. nähen
cou	[ˈkoʊ], [kow]		cauda	n.	tail, it. coda, ca. cua, oc. coa, fr. queue, rm. cua, pt. cola, ro. coadă, de. Schwanz →cou bou
cou bou	[ˈkoʊ ˈboʊ], [kow bow]		cou + bou	n.	ox tail, it. coda di bue, de. Ochsenschwanz →sup cou bou
crab-	[krab]		crab(uni)	precomp.	(chem) carb-, carbon- , pertaining to carbon, de. Karb- →crab-usil
crabun	[krɐˈbun]		carbōnem	n.	coal, carbon, ca. carbó, de. Kohle, Kohlen- →crabuni
crabunat	[krɐbʊˈnat]		crabun(i) + -at	n.	(chem) carbonate, CO3 →idru-crabunat
crabuni	[krɐˈbunɪ]		{loan}; crabun + i	n.	(chem) carbon, C {element 6}, ca. carboni →atar crabuni, crab-, crabunat
crab-usil	[kra bʊˈsil]		crab- + os(i) + -il	n.	(chem) carboxyl, carboxi-, it. carbossile, carbossilico, de. Karboxyl
cracin	[krɐˈkin]		calcīna	n.	lime, de. Kalk
cracis	[krɐˈkis]		*carcēnsis, -em < *carnicēnsis, -em; {etym. unclear}	n.	(kulin.) carcass (fresh animal cadaver with parts removed), frame (of a structure), fr. carcasse, de. Karkasse →clabe
cracul	[krɐˈkul]		-(V) *calculiō, -āre < calculāre, calculō, calculātum	v.t.	compute, calculate, reckon, ca. calcular, computar, it. calcolare, computare, elaborare, ro. calcula, sc. calculai, carculai, carculare, de. berechnen
				v.i.	compute, calculate, ca. calcular, it. calcolare, ro. calcula, sc. calculai, carculai, carculare, de. rechnen
cradun	[krɐˈdun]		cardōnem	n.	thistle, ca. cardon, fr. chardon, cardon, it. cardone, cardo, de. Diestel
crafil	[krɐˈfil]		caryophylla	n.	carnation, pink, clove, it. garofano, fr. girofle, ca. clavell, de. Nelke, Kartäusernelke →ros
				adj.	(colour) pink, rose, it. rosa, de. rosa →vin crafil
crai	[ˈkraɪ], [kraj]		crās	adv.	tomorrow, fr. demain, ca. demà, it. domani, es. mañana, pt. amanhã, rm. damaun, ro. mâine, sc. cras, de. morgen
Cral	[kral]		Carolus, -um	n.prop.	Carl, es. Carlos, de. Karl →Cral Gran
cral	[kral]		-(V)- calidus, -a, -um	adj.	warm, it. caldo, ca. ro. cald, fr. chaud, de. warm →au cral, cralai, craloi, ncral, repu cral, sambe cral, tenu cral
cralai	[krɐˈlaɪ], [krɐˈlaj]		cral + -ai	n.	boiler, caldera, it. calaia, caldera, pt. caldeira, de. Heizkessel, Boiler, Kaldera →craloi
Cral Gran	[kral ɡran]		Cral + gran	n.prop.	Charlemagne
craloi	[krɐˈloɪ], [krɐˈloj]		{calque} caldārōnem; cral + -oi	n.	chauldron, cooking-pot, ca. caldera, it. caldaia, caldaio, es. calderón, de. Kessel, schwerer Kochtopf →cralai
cram	[kram]		*clāmō, -āre	v.t.	call, it. chiamare, es. llamar, ca. clamar, fr. appeler, ro. chema, de. nennen, rufen, anrufen, heißen
				v.refl.	be called, be named, it. chiamarsi, es. llamarse, fr. s'appeler, de. sich nennen, heißen
crang	[kraŋ]		-*r- cancrum	n.	crab, it. granchio, ca. cranc, de. Krebs →Nebe Crang
crani	[ˈkranɪ]		-j- crānium; {late (like it, cat, ...), so -i- is kept}	n.	skull, fr. crâne, ca. crani, it. cranio
crap	[krap]		-*r- capra	n.	goat, it. capra, sc. craba, capra, es. cabra, fr. chèvre, fur. cjavre, ro. capră, de. Ziege →casi crap, crap masc, crivis crap
crap masc	[krap mask]		crap + masc	n.	he-goat, billy goat, buck, it. caprone, ca. boc, cabró, de. Bock
crapul	[krɐˈpul]		-*r- *capriōlus, -um < capreolus, -um	n.	roe deer, it. capriolo, fr. chevreuil, ca. cabirol, fur. cjavrûl, ro. cãprior, es. corzo, pt. corço, de. Reh
crat	[krat]		*calcea	n.	sock, stocking, it. calza, calzino, de. Strumpf →cratat, crat cuton, crat lan, crat matas, crat nilun, crat rit
cratan	[krɐˈtan]		-*r- *catrānus, -um < #ar قَطْرَان‎ qatrān	n.	tar, it. catrame, pt. alcatrão, ro. catran, de. Teer
cratat	[krɐˈtat]		{calque} *calceātus, -um; crat + -at	n.	shoe, it. scarpa, calzatura, ca. calçat, pt. calçado, de. Schuh
crat cuton	[krat kʊˈton]		crat + cuton	n.	cotton sock, it. calza/calzino di cotone, de. Baumwollsocke
crat lan	[krat lan]		crat + lan	n.	woolen sock, it. calza/calzino di lana, de. Wollsocke
crat matas	[krat mɐˈtas]		crat + matas	n.	silk stocking, it. calza di seta, de. Seidenstrumpf
crat nilun	[krat nɪˈlun]		crat + nilun	n.	nylon stocking, it. calza di nylon, de. Nylonstrumpf
crat rit	[krat rit]		crat + rit	n.	fish net stocking, it. calza/calzino a rete, de. Netzstrumpf
crau	[ˈkraʊ], [kraw]		clāvis, -em	n.	key, it. chiave, fr. clé, ca. clau, es. llave, pt. chave, ro. cheie, sc. crai, de. Schlüssel →cravec, os crau, su crau
crau	[ˈkraʊ], [kraw]		*cladō, -ere; -clasum < claudere, clausum {vowel sync. with 'clāvis'; cat. cloure, clos, it. chiuso}; {related to crau}	v.t.	close s.t., cause to close, terminate, end, fr. fermer, clore, ca. cloure, it. chiudere, es. cerrar, pt. fechar, ro. închide, rup. ncljid, de. schließen, abschließen, beenden →craut, cucrau, fini, ncrau
				v.refl.	close {by itself}, be/get/become closed, it. chiudersi, de. sich schließen →craur
crau	[ˈkraʊ], [kraw]		clāvus, -um	n.	nail (fastener), it. chiodo, fr. clou, ca. clau, es. clavo, pt. cravo, sc. crau, de. Nagel (Befestigungsutensil)
craur	[krɐˈur], [krawr]		crau + -(a)r	n.	closure, closing, termination, end, it. chiusura, fr. clôture, ro. încheiere, de. Abschluß, Schließung, Ende
craut	[krɐˈut], [krawt]		crau + -(a)t	adj.	closed, it. chiuso, de. geschlossen
cravec	[krɐˈvek]		{calque} clāvicula; crau + -ec	n.	bolt, peg, dowel, wall plug, small key, it. cavicchia, ca. clavilla, fr. cheville, de. Bolzen, Stift, Stöpsel, Stecker, Schlüsselchen
crea	[ˈkreɐ]		+V *creō, -āre; creātum	v.t.	produce, create, bring up, raise, breed, ca. es. criar, de. erzeugen, aufziehen, züchten →criar, criat, criatur
				v.refl.	grow up, es. criarse, de. aufwachsen
crebe	[ˈkrebə]		cerebrum	n.	(anat.) brain, ca. cervell, it. cervello, es. cerebro, ro. creier, de. Gehirn →cribel, criboi
crebe	[ˈkrebə]		cre(u) + -(a)be	adj.	believable, fr. croyable, ca. creïble, it. credibile, es. creíble, pt. crível, de. glaubhaft →nicrebe
crem	[krem]		*cremō, -āre	v.t.	burn, burn up, incinerate, cremate, ca. cremar, it. bruciare, incendiare, ustionare, de. verbrennen →ncrin, radu
				v.i.	burn, burn up, ca. cremar, it. bruciare, ardere, de. abbrennen, verbrennen
crep	[krep]		*crepō, -āre; crepitum	v.t.	break, splinter, cleave, fracture (bone), burst, fr. crever, ca. crebar, es. pt. quebrar, ro. crăpa, de. zerbrechen, aufbrechen, zersplittern →frai, ropu
				v.i.	break down, break, splinter, crack, no longer tolerate, give in, die miserably (from:di), de. brechen, splittern, nachgeben, krepieren →crep di riur
crep di riur	[krep di rɪˈur], [krep di rjur]		crep + di + riur	v.i.	laugh one's head off, it. crepare dal ridere, es. morirse de risa, de. sich totlachen
cres	[kres]		-(V) *ceresia < *cerasium	n.	cherry →crisar
cresi	[ˈkresɪ]		ecclēsia	n.	church
cret	[kret]		certum	adj.	certain, sure
				n.	certainty
creu	[ˈkreʊ], [krew]		cervus, -um	n.	deer, it. cervo, fr. cerf, ro. cerb, sc. cherbu, de. Hirsch →dos creu
creu	[ˈkreʊ], [krew]		*crēduō, -ere < crēdere, crēdō, crēditum	v.t.	believe (that:ci), think, fr. croire (>cru), ca. creure (>cregut), oc. creire (>cregut), it. credere (>-uto), es. creer (>creído), ro. crede (>crezut), de. glauben, meinen, denken (daß:ci) →crebe, cuit
criar	[krɪˈar], [krjar]		cre(a) + -ar	n.	creation (process), upbringing, breeding, ca. criança, pt. criação, es. crianza, ro. creare, de. Erzeugung, Aufzucht, Reifung
criat	[krɪˈat], [krjat]		cre(a) + -at	adj.	created, bred, raised, brought up, de. erzeugt, gezüchtet, aufgezogen
				n.	creation (result), breed, creature, critter, small child, infant, es. criatura, de. Geschöpf, Kleinkind, Säugling, Jungvieh
criatur	[krɪɐˈtur], [krjɐˈtur]		cre(a) + -atur	n.	creator, breeder, maker, es. criador, pt. criador, de. Schöpfer, Erschaffer, Züchter →criatur lim
criatur lim	[krɪɐˈtur lim], [krjɐˈtur lim]		criatur + lim	n.	language creator, conlanger, de. Kunstsprachenerfinder
cribel	[krɪˈbel]		creb(e) + -el	n.	(anat.) cerebellum, ca. cerebel, it. cerbeletto, de. Kleinhirn →criboi
criboi	[krɪˈboɪ], [krɪˈboj]		creb(e) + -oi	n.	(anat.) cerebrum, fr. télencéphale, de. Großhirn; cmp cribel
cric	[krik]		*circō, -āre	v.t.	search, seek, it. cercare, ca. cercar, ro. cerca, sc. chilcare, circae, cricare, de. suchen
				n.	circle, it. cerchio, ca. fr. oc. cercle, ro. cerc, sc. chilciu, chircu, cricu, de. Kreis →circ, cricu-, ncric, ser cric
cricu-	[ˈkrikʊ]	u- drops before vowel	+V circum-; {learned, based on cric}	pref.v.<v./n.	circum-, around, in a circle {not productive, rarely used, for borrowings/calques from Latin; natively for similar semantics, pi- is used instead}
Crimen	[krɪˈmen]		Clementem	n.prop.	Clemens
crin	[krin]		-*r- cinis, -erem	n.	ash, it. cénere, ca. cendra, sc. chinísu, ro. cenușă, scrum, de. Asche →acrin, ncrin, proi crin
cripton	[krɪpˈton]		{loan}	n.	(chem) krypton, Kr {element 36}, ca. criptó
crisar	[krɪˈsar]		cres + -ar	n.	cherry tree
criscu	[ˈkriskʊ]		*crēscuō, -ere < crēscere, crēscō, crētum	v.t.	grow, cultivate, increase, it. crescere, ro. crește, de. anbauen, vergrößern →criscumen
				v.i.	grow, increase, expand, progress, it. crescere, ro. crește, de. wachsen, sich vergrößern, vorankommen
criscumen	[krɪskʊˈmen]		criscu + -(a)men	n.	growth, it. crescita, oc. creissença, ca. creixement, pt. crescimento, es. crecimiento, de. Wachstum
crisp	[krisp]		crispus, -a, -um	adj.	frizzy, curly, ca. cresp, ro. creț, de. kraus →culicrisp, latuc crisp
Crist	[krist]		Christus, -um	n.prop.	Christus
Cristin	[krɪsˈtin]		Christīna	n.prop.	Christina
(crit)	[krit]	not used in isolation	*crētō, -āre; crētātum	v.stem.	-crete, it. -cretare, -cernere, fr. -créter, es. -cretar, de. -kret, scheiden →scrit, sicrit
criu	[ˈkriʊ], [kriw]		*crībum < crībrum	n.	sieve, it. crivo, crivello, fr. crible, ca. crivell, ro. ciur, rup. tsir, de. Sieb →ncriu
crivis	[krɪˈvis]		-(V) cerevisia	n.	beer →crivisai, crivisar, crivis crap, crivis tric
crivisai	[krɪvɪˈsaɪ], [krɪvɪˈsaj]		crivis + -ai	n.	brewery, brewery bar
crivisar	[krɪvɪˈsar]		crivis + -ar	n.	brewer
crivis crap	[krɪˈvis krap]		{calque} #de Bockbier; crivis + crap	n.	bock beer, strong lager, strong ale, de. Bockbeer, es. bock
crivis tric	[krɪˈvis trik]		crivis + tric	n.	wheat beer, weizen
croc	[krok]		crocus, -um	n.	crocus, saffron, it. croco, zafferano, de. Krokus. Safran →cruciu
Croi	[ˈkroɪ], [kroj]		Claudia, -us	n.prop.	Claudia, Claudius
crol	[krol]		chorda	n.	rope, cable →crol sratar, cruloi
crol sratar	[krol strɐˈtar]		crol + srat + -ar	n.	skipping rope, fr. corde à sauter, it. corda per saltare, de. Springseil
crom	[krom]		{loan}	n.	(chem) cromium, Cr {element 24}, ca. crom
crop	[krop]		*colpō, -āre < {deriv.} colpus, -um	v.t.	strike, beat, knock, punch, hit →cropi
cropi	[ˈkropɪ]		{calque} colpus, -um; crop + -i	n.	strike, beat, knock, punch, hit, shock →unde cropi
crou	[ˈkroʊ], [krow]		corvus, -um	n.	raven, it. pt. corvo, ca. ro. corb, es. cuervo, fr. corbeau, de. Rabe →crou mar, cruiu
crou mar	[ˈkroʊ mar], [krow mar]		{calque} corvus marīnus; crou + mar	n.	cormorant, ca. corb marí, sc. crovu e mari, corvu marinu, de. Kormoran
cru	[kru]		crūdus, -um	adj.	raw, immature, unripe, bloody, crude, ca. fr. pt. sc. cru, ro. crud, es. it. crudo, de. roh, unreif, blutig, schlicht
cruc	[kruk]		crucem	n.	cross, it. croce, es. cruz, ca. creu, de. Kreuz →Cruc Robi
cruciu	[krʊˈkiʊ], [krʊˈkiw]		croc + -iu	adj.	saffrony, saffron coloured, yellow like saffron, ca. groc, de. safranig, safranartig, safrangelb
crucol	[krʊˈkol]		*colocolla < *colocea < cochlea; {etym. unclear}	n.	snail, it. lumaca, chiocciola, es. caragol, ca. caracol, fr. escargot, ro. melc, de. Schnecke
Cruc Robi	[kruk ˈrobɪ]		cruc + robi	n.prop.	Red Cross, ca. Creu Roja, fr. Croix-Rouge, it. Croce Rossa, es. Cruz Roja, pt. Cruz Vermelha, ro. Crucea Roșie, de. Rotes Kreuz
crucut	[krʊˈkut]		cucurbitam	n.	pumpkin, squash, gourd, it. zucca, de. Kürbis, qtax. cucurbitaceae →crucutec, sup mantic crucut
crucutec	[krʊkʊˈtek]		crucut + -ec	n.	courgette, it. zucchina, qtax. cucurbita pepo
crugu	[ˈkruɡʊ]		-kw- *curguō, -ere < currere {-(u): cat. corregut, fr. couru, friul. corût, sic. currutu; -g-: rom. curge, cat. corregut, -(rs): not easily recognisable}	v.i.	run, sprint, walk quickly, flow quickly, it. correre, es. correr, fr. courir, ro. cure, curge, de. laufen, rennen →crugumen, crugutur, cucrugu, ucrugu
crugumen	[krʊɡʊˈmen]		crugu + -(a)men	n.	current (electric and river), it. corrente, es. corriente, fr. courant, de. Strom (elektrisch und Wasserlauf) →amper
crugutur	[krʊɡʊˈtur]		crugu + -(a)tur	n.	runner, sprinter, it. corridore, fr. coureur, de. Läufer
crui	[ˈkruɪ], [kruj]		*corps < corpus; {from. orig. nom./acc. with -s like cat. and fr.}	n.	(anat.) body, it. corpo, es. cuerpo, fro. cors, fr. corps, ca. cos, ro. corp, sc. coro, de. Körper →crui cel
crui cel	[ˈkruɪ kel], [kruj kel]		crui + cel	n.	celestial body, it. corpo celeste, ca. cos celeste, ro. corp ceresc, astru, de. Himmelskörper
cruiu	[krʊˈiʊ], [krwiw], [ˈkrujʊ]		cro(u) + -iu	n.	raven-black, it. corvino, ro. corbiu, rabenschwarz
cruloi	[krʊˈloɪ], [krʊˈloj]		{calque} chordōnem; crol + -oi	n.	cord →cruloi umric
cruloi umric	[krʊˈloɪ ʊmˈbrik], [krʊˈloj ʊmˈbrik]		cruloi + umric	n.	umbilical cord
crup	[krup]		culpa	n.	guilt, it. colpa, sc. crupa, de. Schuld →crupat
crupat	[krʊˈpat]		crup + -at	adj.	guilty, it. colpevole, ca. es. culpable, pt. culpado, ro. vinovat, de. schuldig →nicrupat
crusin	[krʊˈsin]		-*r- -v- cōnsōbrīnus, -um	n.	(kin) cousin, nephew or niece of parent, fr. cousin, cousine, ca. cosí, it. cugino, es. primo, ro. văr, verișor, rup. cusurin, ver, rm. cusrin, cusdrin, cusregn, de. Cousin, Cousine, Vetter, Base
crust	[krust]		crusta	n.	crust, scab, ca. it. pt. crosta, ro. crustă, de. Kruste, Schorf
crut	[krut]		curtum	adj.	short, cut short, es. it. corto, ca. curt, fr. court, de. kurz, kurzgeschnitten →breu, crutic, unde crut
crut	[krut]		cohors, -tem	n.	court (residence, retinue), courtyard, es. it. pt. corte, ca. cort, fr. cour, de. Hof (Residenz, Gefolge, Platz) →crutin
crutel	[krʊˈtel]		cultellus, -um	n.	knife →lambe crutel
crutic	[krʊˈtik]		crut + -ic	v.t.	cut, cut off, shorten
crutin	[krʊˈtin]		crut + -in	n.	curtain, ca. cortina, de. Vorhang
cu	[ku]		-(C) -(')- cum	prep.	with →acustumbe, acustumbe, aspragu, batu, cucrugu, cufrum, cuiumbi, cuiumbi, cu sambe friu, cuveni, mitis cu, mpesi, ncui cu, ngrac, nspus, past cu mantic limun
cu-	[ku]		-(C) *cōn- < con-, com-, cor-, col-, co-	pref.v.<v./n.	con-, with →a cu, cubatu, cucepu, cucop, cucrau, cucrugu, cudolu, cudu, cufonu, cugir, cugreg, cuiumbi, culaur, culei, culig, cumou, cunet, cupan, cupar, cupas, cupiri, cuprati, cupric, cuprin, cuproa, curic, curilati, cusist, cusrot, cusrui, custetu, cutenu, cuteu, cuveni, cuvit
cu	[ku]		*cū	n.	(letter) q, Q, U+0051, U+0071 →er, pe
cual	[kʊˈal], [kwal]		*coāgulō, -āre; coāgulātum	v.i.	curdle, coagulate, it. cagliare, coagulare, ca. quallar, coagular, fr. cailler, coaguler, es. cuajar, coagular, ro. închega, coagula, de. gerinnen, koagulieren
cubalt	[kʊˈbalt]		{loan}	n.	(chem) cobalt, Co {element 27}, ca. cobalt
cubatu	[kʊˈbatʊ]		cu- + batu	v.t.	combat, fight (against:obj.), fr. battre, ca. lluitar, combatre, it. combattere, lottare, es. oc. luchar, pt. lutar, ro. lupta, de. bekämpfen
cubiu	[kʊˈbiʊ], [kʊˈbiw]		cob(e) + -iu	adj.	copper coloured, it. cupreo, de. kupferfarben
cuc	[kuk]		(V)- *acūcula < acus + -cla	n.	needle, fr. aiguille, ca. agulla, it. ago, agucchia, aguglia, ro. ac, scn. agugghia, avugghia, gugghia, vugghia, ugghia, sc. acu, de. Nadel
cucepu	[kʊˈkepʊ]		cu- + cepu	v.t.	conceive, come up with, contrive, devise, understand, it. concipire, ca. concebre, de. entwerfen, ausdenken, ersinnen, konzipieren, verstehen, begreifen →cuciput
cuciput	[kʊkɪˈput]		cucepu + -(a)t	adj.	conceived, it. concepito, ca. concebut, de. ersonnen
				n.	concept, idea, it. concetto, ca. concepte, de. Konzept, Idee, Begriff, Vorstellung
cuclar	[kʊˈklar]		cochleārium	n.	spoon, cat cullera, es. cuchara, de. Löffel →cuclarin
cuclarin	[kʊklɐˈrin]		cuclar + -in	n.	tea spoon
cucop	[kʊˈkop]		cu- + cop	v.i.	mate, sleep together, have sex, make love, it. congiungersi, de. miteinander schlafen, beischlafen, Sex haben →fotu, ses
cucrau	[kʊˈkraʊ], [kʊˈkraw]		cu- + crau	v.t.	conclude, it. concludere, de. schlußfolgern, folgern, schließen, beenden, abschließen →cucraur, cucraut
cucraur	[kʊkrɐˈur], [kʊˈkrawr]		cucrau + -(a)r	n.	conclusion (act), it. conclusione, de. Beendigung, Abschluß
cucraut	[kʊkrɐˈut], [kʊˈkrawt]		cucrau + -(a)t	n.	conclusion (result), it. conclusione, de. Schlußfolgerung
cucrugu	[kʊˈkruɡʊ]		cu- + crugu	v.i.	compete (with:cu, for:pi), fr. concourir, rivaliser, ca. es. pt. competir, ro. concura, de. konkurrieren (mit:cu, um:pi), wetteifern →cucrugur, cucrugutur
cucrugur	[kʊkrʊˈɡur]		cucrugu + -(a)r	n.	competition (event or action), de. Wettbewerb
cucrugutur	[kʊkrʊɡʊˈtur]		cucrugu + -(a)tur	n.	competitor, competition (others who compete), it. rivale, competitore, concorrenza, es. contrincante, pt. competidor, concorrente, de. Konkurrent, Konkurrenz, Wettbewerber
cucudril	[kʊkʊˈdril]		{loan}	n.	crocodile
cucul	[kʊˈkul]		cucūlus, -um	n.	cuckoo
cudolu	[kʊˈdolʊ]		cu- + dolu	v.t.	feel sorry (for: obj.), es. condoler, de. mitfühlen (mit: obj.) →cudulur
				v.refl.	condole (s.o.: a), es. condolerse, de. kondolieren, Beileid aussprechen (dat.: a)
cudu	[ˈkudʊ]		cu- + du	v.t.	lead, guide, conduct, drive (vehicle), ca. conduir, it. condurre, es. conducir, ro. conduce, de. leiten, durchführen, fahren (Fahrzeug) →cudut, cudutur
cudulur	[kʊdʊˈlur]		cudolu + -(a)r	n.	condolence(s), comfort, support, sympathy, it. conforto, condoglianze, de. Beileid, Mitgefühl, Anteilnahme
cudut	[kʊˈdut]		cudu + -(a)t	n.	conduit, pipe, channel, ca. conducte, it. condotto, es. conducto, pt. conduite, de. Kanal, Leitung, Röhre, Leiter →cudut ou, cudut urin
cudut ou	[kʊˈdu ˈtoʊ], [kʊˈdu tow]		cudut + ou	n.	(anat.) oviduct, uterine tube, fallopian tube, it. ovidotto, es. oviducto, trompa, de. Eileiter →matriu, uai
cudutur	[kʊdʊˈtur]		cudu + -(a)tur	adj.	conductive, ca. conductiu, de. leitend, leitfähig
cudut urin	[kʊˈdu tʊˈrin]		cudut + urin	n.	(anat.) urethra, fr. urètre, ca. es. it. pt. uretra, de. Harnröhre, Harnleiter →visic
cufonu	[kʊˈfonʊ]		cu- + fonu	v.t.	confound, confuse (s.o. or s.t.), it. confondere, disorientare, de. verwirren, verwechseln
cufrum	[kʊˈfrum]		cu + frum	adj.	compliant (with: a), conforming (to: a), in accordance (with: a), it. conforme, sc. cuforma, cufromma, de. konform, entsprechend (dat.: a)
cugir	[kʊˈɡir]		cu- + gir	v.t.	surround, encircle, fr. entourner, ca. rodejar, envoltar, it. circondare, pt. contornar, ro. înconjura, de. umgeben →cugiratur
cugiratur	[kʊɡɪrɐˈtur]		cugir + -atur	n.	environment, surroundings, it. ambiente, periferia, es. derredor, rededor, redor, ro. înconjura, de. Umwelt, Umgebung →nigiri
cugreg	[kʊˈɡreŋ]		cu- + greg	v.t.	summon, bring together, gather, congregate, it. congregare, ca. es. pt. congregar, de. ansammeln, versammeln
cuin	[kʊˈin], [kwin]		{calque} coquīna; co(i) + -in	n.	kitchen, fr. cuisine, ca. cuina, it. cucina, es. cocina, pt. cozinha, ro. bucătărie, sc. cochina, coghina, de. Küche
cuit	[kʊˈit], [kwit]		*cō'gitō, -āre < cōgitāre, cōgitō, cōgitātum	v.t.	reason, ponder, think, es. pensar, ro. cugeta, de. nachdenken, überlegen; cmp. pt. cuidar →creu
				v.i.	think (of, about: di), es. pensar, de. nachdenken (über: di)
cuitur	[kʊɪˈtur], [kujˈtur]		coi + -(a)tur	n.	cook, ca. cuiner, xef, it. cuoco, es. cocinero, ast. cocineru, cocedor, pt. cozinheiro, ro. bucătar, la. coquus, cocus, coctor, de. Koch
cuiumbi	[kʊɪˈumbɪ], [kʊˈjumbɪ]		cu- + iumbi	v.t.	join (with: cu), conjoin, it. congiungere, de. verbinden, zusammenfügen, kuppeln, vereinen →cop, cuiumbit, cuiumbitur
				v.refl.	join (with: cu), conjoin, unite, it. collegarsi, bendarsi, coniugarsi, de. verbinden, vereinen, zusammenfügen
cuiumbit	[kʊɪʊmˈbit], [kʊjʊmˈbit]		cuiumbi + -(a)t	n.	conjunction (result of conjoining), link, de. Verbindung →copi
cuiumbitur	[kʊɪʊmbɪˈtur], [kʊjʊmbɪˈtur]		cuiumbi + -(a)tur	n.	conjunction (that which/who conjoins), it. congiunzione, de. Verbinder, Konjunktion, Bindewort →aiatiu
cul	[kul]		cūlus, -um	n.	{vulgar} ass, arse, ca. fr. cul, es. it. culo, gl. pt. cu, ro. rup. cur, de. Arsch →foi cul, lamitur cul, nac
culaur	[kʊlɐˈur], [kʊˈlawr]		cu- + laur	v.i.	cooperate, collaborate, work together, ca. col·laborar, it. collaborare, de. zusammenarbeiten →culaurar, culauratur
culaurar	[kʊlɐʊˈrar], [kʊlawˈrar]		culaur + -ar	n.	cooperation, collaboration, it. collaborazione, rm. cunlavur, collavuraziun, ro. conlucrare, cooperare, de. Zusammenarbeit
culauratur	[kʊlɐʊrɐˈtur], [kʊlawrɐˈtur]		culaur + -atur	n.	coworker, it. collega, collaboratore, rm. cunluvrader, collavuratur, ro. coleg, de. Kollege
culei	[kʊˈleɪ], [kʊˈlej]		{calque} colligere; cu- + lei	v.t.	collect, gather, fr. it. cueillir, ca. collir, es. coger, de. sammeln, zusammensuchen, auflesen →culit, riculei
culicap	[kʊlɪˈkap]		coli + cap	n.	cabbage, it. cavolo, ca. col, ro. varză, de. Kohl →vridi
culicrisp	[kʊlɪˈkrisp]		coli + crisp	n.	kale, es. col crespa, ca. col verda, de. Grünkohl →culicrisp nir
culicrisp nir	[kʊlɪˈkrisp nir]		culicrisp + nir	n.	Tuscan kale, black kale, it. cavolo nera, de. Schwarzkohl
culiflur	[kʊlɪˈflur]		coli + flur	n.	cauliflower, ca. col-i-flor, it. cavolfiore, de. Blumenkohl
culig	[kʊˈliŋ]		cu- + lig	v.t.	bind together, join, establish contact, it. collegare, de. verbinden, zusammenschließen, in Verbindung bringen →cop
				v.refl.	bind together, join, make contact, it. collegarsi, de. verbinden, zusammenschließen, in Verbindung setzen
culirap	[kʊlɪˈrap]		coli + rap	n.	cabbage turnip, it. cavolo rapa, es. colirrábano, de. Kohlrabi, qtax. brassica oleracea
culit	[kʊˈlit]		cule(i) + -(a)t	n.	collection, it. collezione, de. Sammlung
culm	[kulm]		*culumus, -um < cumulus, -um	n.	heap, pile, it. pila, cumolo, catasta, mucchio, es. culmo, de. Haufen, Stapel →culm srec
culm srec	[kulm strek]		culm + srec	n.	dung heap, de. Misthaufen →sricai
culos	[kʊˈlos]		colossus, -um	n.	giant, colossus, it. gigante, colosso, de. Riese, Gigant, Koloß →culos robi, Culos Rudui, loti culos
culos robi	[kʊˈlos ˈtrobɪ]		culos + robi	n.	red giant, it. gigante rossa, de. roter Riese
Culos Rudui	[kʊˈlos trʊˈduɪ], [kʊˈlos trʊˈduj]		culos + Rudui	n.prop.	Colossus of Rhodes, it. Colosso di Rodi, de. Koloß von Rhodos
culou	[kʊˈloʊ], [kʊˈlow]		-(ra) *co'lobra < 'colubra	n.	non-venomous snake, harmless snake, ca. colombra, fr. couleuvre, de. Natter, ungiftige Schlange, harmlose Schlange
culum	[kʊˈlum]		columna	n.	column, it. colonna, fr. colonne, ca. columna, de. Säule
culur	[kʊˈlur]		colōr, -em	n.	colour, it. colore, ca. es. color, mt. kulur, fr. couleur, pt. cor, lij. cô, nl. kleur, de. Farbe →culur mel, culur Savel, culurus, niculur
culur mel	[kʊˈlur mel]		culur + mel	n.	colour of honey, it. colore di miele, de. Farbe wie Honig
				adj.	honey-coloured, it. color miele, de. honigfarben →miliu
culur Savel	[kʊˈlur sɐˈvel]		culur + Savel	adj.	isabelline, es. isabelo, pt. isabel, de. isabellfarben
culurus	[kʊlʊˈrus]		culur + -us	adj.	colorful, coloured, it. colorato, de. bunt, farbig
culut	[kʊˈlut]		*cōleūtus, -um < cōleus	n.	(anat.) testicles, it. testicolo, sc. cozone, calloni, de. Hoden →sac culut
cum	[kum]		com	conj.	how, fr. comme, it. come, es. como →cai cum
				prep.	like, as, fr. comme, it. come, es. como
cuman	[kʊˈman]		*commandō, -āre; commandātum	v.t.	command →cumantur
cumantur	[kʊmɐnˈtur]		cuman + -(a)tur	n.	commander, it. comandante
cumb' ap	[kum bap]		cumb(e) + ap	n.	highest water, de. Höchstwasserstand, Springflut
cumbe	[ˈkumbə]		culmen, -inis	n.	top, summit, peak, apex, it. colmo, cima, es. cumbre, cima, de. Gipfel, Wipfel, Spitze, Baumkrone, Höchststand, First, Kuppe →cumb' ap, cumbe mon, cumbe sprag, cvarc cumbe, tracumbe
cumbe mon	[ˈkumbə mon]		cumbe + mon	n.	mountain peak, de. Berggipfel
cumbe sprag	[ˈkumbəs praŋ]		cumbe + sprag	n.	asparagus spears, de. Spargelspitzen
cumin	[kʊˈmin]		*comintō, -āre < *com+initiāre	v.t.	begin, start, commence →cuminar
				v.i.	begin, start {by itself}, be started
cuminar	[kʊmɪˈnar]		cumin + -ar	n.	beginning, ca. començament, fr. début, commencement, es. comienzo, ro. începere, început, de. Anfang →ncipur
cumou	[kʊˈmoʊ], [kʊˈmow]		cu- + mou	v.i.	stir, blend, move emotionally, it. mescolare, commouvere, emozionare, es. revolver, conmover, emocionar, ro. amesteca, emoționa, rm. commover, de. rühren →cumur, cumut
cumpas	[kʊmˈpas]		compassus, -um	n.	pair of compasses, fr. compas, it. compasso, es. compás, ro. compas, de. Zirkel
cumpat	[kʊmˈpat]		compactus, -um	adj.	compact, dense, it. compatto, es. compacto, de. dicht, kompakt →disc cumpat
cumum	[kʊˈmum]		com + -um	adv.indef.	anyhow, no matter how, it. comunque, ro. oricum, de. egal wie, auf jedem beliebigen Weg, wie dem auch sei →alt cumum
				adv.rel.	however, it. comunque, ro. oricum, de. jedoch
				conj.	however, no matter how, it. comunque, ro. oricum, de. wie auch immer
cumun	[kʊˈmun]		commūnem	adj.	common, ordinary, ca. comú, es. comunal, de. gewöhnlich, normal →asuc cumun, nicumun
cumur	[kʊˈmur]		cumo(u) + -(a)r	n.	emotion, feeling, it. emozione, de. Gefühl, Rührung →sintit
cumut	[kʊˈmut]		cumo(u) + -(a)t	adj.	touched/moved emotionally, affected, it. commosso, emozionato, de. gerührt, bewegt →nicumut
cun	[kun]		cunnus, -um	n.	(anat.) {vulgar} cunt, pussy, vulva, vagina, fr. con, it. conno, es. coño, pt. cona, de. Fotze, Muschi, Scheide, Vulva, Vagina →vain
cuncis	[kʊŋˈkis]		concīsus, -a, -um	adj.	concise, it. conciso, de. bündig, knapp, prägnant, kurz und bündig
cunde	[ˈkundə]		-(')- contrā	prep.	against, fr. contre, it. contro, fur. cuintri, rm. encunter, sc. còntra, cronta, ast. ca. es. gl. pt. scn. vec. contra, de. gegen; cmp. ro. către →cunde'l, cunde roi, cund' ombe, cund' umbumbe, cund' un
cunde'l	[ˈkundəl]		cunde + l(i)	prep.	against the
cunde roi	[ˈkundə ˈroɪ], [ˈkundə roj]		cunde + roi	adv.	unwillingly, against the will
cund' ombe	[kun ˈdombə]		cund(e) + ombe	n.	against humanity, against humans, it. contro l'umanità, ro. împotriva umanității, de. gegen die Menschlichkeit →cund' umbumbe
cund' umbumbe	[kun dʊmˈbumbə]		cund(e) + umbumbe	n.	against humanity, it. contro l'umanità, ro. împotriva umanității, de. gegen die Menschlichkeit →cund' ombe
cund' un	[kun dun]		cund(e) + un	prep.	against a
cunel	[kʊˈnel]		*cunellus, -um < cuneus	n.	wedge, it. conio, bietta, zeppa, lmo. qignœl, de. Keil
cunet	[kʊˈnet]		cu- + net	v.t.	connect, link, it. connettere, es. conectar, ro. conecta, de. verbinden →cunitur, lig
cunic	[kʊˈnik]		cunīculus, -um	n.	rabbit, it. coniglio, pt. coelho, es. conejo, fr. lapin, ca. conill, ro. iepure, de. Kaninchen, Kanickel, Karnickel →cunic mur
cunic mur	[kʊˈnik mur]		cunic + mur	n.	guinea pig, ca. conill porquí, cobai, conillet d'Índies, conill de rata, fr. cochon d'Inde, it. cavia, porcellino d'India, ro. cobai, de. Meerschweinchen
cunil	[kʊˈnil]		cunēla	n.	thyme, it. timo, fr. thym, es. tomillo, ca. farigola, gl. tormentelo, ro. cimbru, de. Thymian
cunimen	[kʊnɪˈmen]		coni + -(a)men	n.	spice, fr. épices, ca. espècia, it. spezie, es. especia, pt. especiaria, tempero, ro. condiment, de. Gewürz
cunitur	[kʊnɪˈtur]		cunet + -(at)ur	n.	connector, it. connettore, es. conector, de. Verbinder, Stecker, Anschluß →cunitur litriu
cunitur litriu	[kʊnɪˈtur lɪˈtriʊ], [kʊnɪˈtur lɪˈtriw]		cunitur + litriu	n.	electric connector, it. connettore elettrico, ast. coneutor llétricu, ro. conector electric, de. elektrischer Anschluß
cunul	[kʊˈnul]		*cunūla < *cūnula/*cūnāvula < cūnae, cūnābula	n.	cradle, it. culla, fr. berceau, ca. bressol, es. cuna, de. Wiege →cunul umbumbe, dis cunul fin murmen
cunul umbumbe	[kʊˈnu lʊmˈbumbə]		cunul + umbumbe	n.	cradle of humankind, it. culla dell'umanità, de. Wiege der Menschheit
(cup)	[kup]	not used in isolation	*cupō, -āre	v.stem.	cut →ucup
cup	[kup]		*cuppa < cūpa	n.	cup (drinking vessel), mug, it. tazza, coppa, ca. tassa, copa, fr. tasse, coupe, es. taza, pt. chávena, ro. ceașcă, de. Tasse
cupan	[kʊˈpan]		{calque} compāniō, -nem; cu- + pan	n.	mate, companion, comrade, fr. copain, it. compagno, de. Kumpel, Kumpan, Kamerad
cupar	[kʊˈpar]		*com-pārō, -āre < comparāre; cu- + par	v.t.	compare, it. comparare, de. vergleichen →combe, cuparar, par, sipar
cuparar	[kʊpɐˈrar]		cupar + -ar	n.	comparison, it. comparazione, collazione, paragone, de. Vergleich
cupas	[kʊˈpas]		con-quassō, -āre; cu- + pas	v.t.	crush, smash, it. pigiare, schiacchiare, es. aplastar, de. zerquetschen, zerschlagen
cupatur	[kʊpɐˈtur]		cop + -atur	n.	coupling, es. acoplador, acoplamiento, ro. cuplaj, de. Kupplung, Kopplung, Koppler, Verbinder
cupic	[kʊˈpik]		copi + -(a)c	n.	lid, cover, it. coperchio, es. tapa, ro. capac, de. Deckel, Abdeckung
cupiri	[kʊˈpirɪ]		*con-quīriō, -īre < conquīrere; cu- + piri	v.t.	win, defeat, conquer, overpower, ca. guanyar, conquistar, conquerir, ro. cuceri, de. gewinnen, erobern, überwältigen, besiegen →cupirir, cupirit, cupiritur, vincu
cupirir	[kʊpɪˈrir]		cupiri + -(a)r	n.	winning {process}, win {event}, conquering, conquest, it. conquista, ro. cucerire, de. Gewinnen, Erobern
cupirit	[kʊpɪˈrit]		cupiri + -(a)t	adj.	won, conquered, ro. cucerit, de. gewonnen
				n.	prize, yield, profit, what was won, it. guadagno, ca. guany, de. Gewinn
cupiritur	[kʊpɪrɪˈtur]		cupiri + -(a)tur	n.	winner (of a competition or war or conquest), conqueror, es. conquistador, ca. guanyador, vencedor, de. Gewinner →vincutur
cupirnici	[kʊpɪrə̆ˈnikɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) copernicium, Cn {element 112}, ca. copernici
cuprati	[kʊˈpratɪ]		cu- + prati	v.t.	share, split, it. compartire, de. teilen, abteilen, untereinander teilen →cupratit
cupratit	[kʊprɐˈtit]		cuprati + -(a)t	n.	compartment, fr. compartiment, de. Abteil
cupric	[kʊˈprik]		cu- + pric	v.t.	tuck, fold, roll up, ca. doblegar, plegar, it. ripiegare, piegare, complicare, pt. aconchegar, de. zusammenfalten, verstauen, einwickeln, verkomplizieren →cupricat
				v.refl.	snuggle, make oneself cozy, pt. aconchegar, de. sich zusammenfalten, sich zusammenrollen, es sich gemütlich machen
cupricat	[kʊprɪˈkat]		cupric + -at	adj.	complex, complicated, it. complesso, complicato, es. complicado, de. komplex, kompliziert, verwickelt →nobe cupricat
cuprin	[kʊˈprin]		com-prehendō, -ere; cu- + prin	v.t.	comprise, encompass, understand, it. comprendere, de. umfassen, beinhalten, verstehen
cuproa	[kʊˈproɐ]		cu- + proa	v.t.	check, control, verify, it. controllare, comprovare, esaminare, ispezionare, es. inspeccionar, examinar, comprobar, de. prüfen, nachprüfen, kontrollieren, sicherstellen
cur	[kur]		k- qu' hōra < quā hōra	adv.interr.	when?, fr. quand, fro. quant, ca. quan, it. quando, es. cuándo, ro. când, rm. cur, cura, sc. cannu, candu, de. wann? →alt cur, cascur, curum, nicur, racur
				adv.rel.	when, de. wann →la cur
				conj.	when, de. wenn, als →la cur
				prep.	at the time of, during, at (time), when there is, it. durante, de. während, bei →cur inde
cur	[kur]		*cūrō, -āre; cūrātum	v.t.	cure, heal, tend to, care for, it. curare, ca. curar, ro. cura, de. heilen, pflegen →curi
				v.refl.	heal up, recover (from: di), es. curarse, de. abheilen, zuheilen, genesen
curac	[kʊˈrak]		cor + -ac	n.	courage, fr. courage, it. coraggio, es. coraje, pt. coragem, ro. curaj, de. Mut, Tapferheit
curcum	[kʊrə̆ˈkum]		{loan} #ar كُرْكُم‎ (kurkum)	n.	turmeric, it. pt. curcuma, ca. es. cúrcuma, de. Kurkuma
curi	[ˈkurɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) curium, Cm {element 96}, ca. curi
curi	[ˈkurɪ]		cur + -i	n.	cure, care, treatment, ca. es. it. pt. cura, ro. cură, fr. cure, de. Heilung, Sorge, Versorgung, Behandlung
curic	[kʊˈrik]		cu- + ric	v.t.	correct, fix →curicat, curit
curicat	[kʊrɪˈkat]		curic + -at	adj.	corrected, it. corretto, fr. corrigé, es. corregido, ca. corregit, de. bereinigt, verbessert, korrigiert →curit, nicuricat
curilati	[kʊrɪˈlatɪ]		cu- + rilati	n.	correlation, it. correlazione, de. Wechselbeziehung, Korrelation →curilatiu
curilatiu	[kʊrɪlɐˈtiʊ], [kʊrɪlɐˈtiw]		curilat(i) + -iu	adj.	correlative, it. correlativo, de. wechselbezüglich, korrelierend, korrelativ
cur inde	[ku ˈrində]		cur + inde	adv.	now, right now, fr. en ce moment, ca. ara mateix, it. al momento, gl. neste intre, es. ahorita, ro. chiar acum, de. jetzt, im Moment
curit	[kʊˈrit]		**corrictus, -a, -um < correctus; {-i-: infl. from curic}	adj.	correct, it. corretto, fr. correct, es. correcto, ro. corect, de. korrekt, richtig, tadellos, genau →curicat, nicurit
curs	[kurə̆s]		{loan} #la cursus, -um	n.	course (edu.), it. corso, de. Kurs
curum	[kʊˈrum]		cur + -um	adv.indef.	anytime, anywhen, at any time, it. quandunque, in qualsiasi momento, ro. oricând, de. egal wann, zu jeder beliebigen Zeit →alt curum
				adv.rel.	whenever, ro. oricând, de. wann auch immer
				conj.	whenever, ro. oricând, de. wann immer, wann auch immer
curun	[kʊˈrun]		corōna	n.	crown, ca. es. it. oc. sc. corona, fr. couronne, pt. coroa, ro. cunună, rm. curuna, fur. corone, de. Krone
cus	[kus]		*cōxa < *coxa	n.	(anat.) thigh, it. coscia, ca. cuixa, es. cuja, fr. cuisse, ro. coapsă, de. Schenkel →cus ran
cu sambe friu	[ku ˈsambə ˈfriʊ], [ku ˈsambə friw]		cu + sambe friu	adv.	in cold blood, it. a sangue freddo, ro. cu sânge rece, de. kaltblütig
cuscu	[ˈkuskʊ]		*conōscūō, -ere < conōscere, conōscō, conūtum; {-ū- from supine in *-ūt} < cognōscere, cognitum	v.t.	know, be acquainted with, fr. connaître (>connu), ca. conèixer (>conegut), it. conoscere (>-iuto), vec. conosar (>-ato), es. conocer (>-ido), src. connoschere (>connotu, >connóschidu), ro. cunoaște, (>cunoscut), de. kennen →cuscumen, cuscut, ricuscu
cuscumen	[kʊskʊˈmen]		cuscu + -(a)men	n.	knowledge, awareness, it. conoscenza, es. conocimiento, de. Kenntnis, Wissen
cuscut	[kʊsˈkut]		cuscu + -(a)t	adj.	known, well-known, renowned, recognized, it. conosciuto, ro. cunoscut, es. conocido, vec. conosato, de. gekannt, bekannnt, wohlbekannt, erkannt →nicuscut
cusede	[kʊˈsedə]		-d- *cōnsiderō, -āre; {borrowing, hence -d-}	v.t.	consider, ca. considerar, it. considerare, de. erwägen →disei
cusel	[kʊˈsel]		*cōnsellus, -um< cōnsul, -em	n.	{archaic} consul, it. console, de. Konsul →cusul
cusin	[kʊˈsin]		*coxīnum	n.	cushion, it. cuscino, fr. coussin, de. Kissen, Polster →cusinec, nau cusin ar, vicr cusin ar
cusinec	[kʊsɪˈnek]		cusin + -ec	n.	bearing, ca. coixinet, it. cuscinetto, ro. rulment, de. Lager →cusinec a grou
cusinec a grou	[kʊsɪˈne ka ˈɡroʊ], [kʊsɪˈne ka ɡrow]		cusinec + a + grou	n.	ball bearling, es. cojinete de bolas, rodamiento a bolas, it. cuscinetto a sfere, de. Kugellager
cusist	[kʊˈsist]		cu- + sist	v.i.	consist (of: ni), it. consistere, es. consistir, de. bestehen (aus: ni)
cus ran	[kus tran]		cus + ran	n.	(anat., culin.) frog's legs, fr. cuisse de grenouille, it. coscia di rana, rm. comba rauna, ro. picioare de broască, de. Froschschenkel
cusrot	[kʊsˈtrot]		cōnsors, -tem; cu- + srot	n.	(kin) partner, husband, wife, spouse, companion, consort, (by own definition), de. Partner, Lebensabschnittsgefährte, (nach eigener Definition) →copi, spus
cusrui	[kʊsˈtruɪ], [kʊsˈtruj]		cu- + srui	v.t.	construct, it. costruire, ro. construi, de. bauen, zusammensetzen, konstruieren →cusruir, cusruit
cusruir	[kʊstrʊˈir], [kʊsˈtrwir]		cusrui + -(a)r	n.	construction (process), it. costruzione, ro. construire, de. Bau, Aufbau, Konstruktion
cusruit	[kʊstrʊˈit], [kʊsˈtrwit]		cusrui + -(a)t	adj.	constructed, de. konstruiert →lim cusruit
				n.	construct, construction, building, it. costruzione, ro. construcție, de. Bauwerk, Gebäude, Konstruktion
cust	[kust]		*cōnstō, -āre; cōnstātum	v.t.	cost, it. costare, de. kosten
custan	[kʊsˈtan]		cōnstāns, -antem	adj.	constant
custat	[kʊsˈtat]		costātus, -um	n.	side, it. lato, es. lado, costado, ca. lat, costat, fr. côté, de. Seite
custetu	[kʊsˈtetʊ]		cu- + stetu	v.t.	constitute, establish, compose, make up, it. costituire, es. constituir, de. gründen, einrichten, festsetzen
custumbe	[kʊsˈtumbə]		consuētūdō, -inem	n.	custom, costume, it. costume, costudine, fr. coutume, de. Gepflogenheit, Kostüm →acustumbe
cusul	[kʊˈsul]		**cōnsullus, -um< cōnsul, -em; {semi-loan; remodelled to match vowel}	n.	consul, it. console, de. Konsul →cusel
cut	[kut]		cubitum	n.	(anat.) elbow, cubit, it. gomito, cubito (metr.), ro. cot, fr. coude, es. codo, ca. colze, oc. coide, code, de. Ellenbogen, Ellbogen, Elle (Maßeinheit) →brat, ginuc, man
cutenu	[kʊˈtenʊ]		cu- + tenu	v.t.	contain, it. contenere, de. enthalten, beinhalten, fassen, zurückdrängen, eindämmen →cutinutur
cuteu	[kʊˈteʊ], [kʊˈtew]		cu- + teu	v.i.	touch on all sides, adjoin, be contiguous, be connected, de. zusammenhängen, durchgehend sein →cutiutur
cutinutur	[kʊtɪnʊˈtur]		cutenu + -(a)tur	n.	container, vessel, it. contenitore, de. Behälter, Gefäß, Container
cutiutur	[kʊtɪʊˈtur], [kʊtjʊˈtur]		cuteu + -(a)tur	adj.	adjoining, adjacent, contiguous, ca. contigu, it. contiguo, de. anhängend, angrenzend, anstoßend, zusammenhängend
cuton	[kʊˈton]		{loan}	n.	cotton, es. algodón, ca. cotó, de. Baumwolle →crat cuton
cutsugaru	[kʊtsʊˈɡarʊ]		{loan} #ko 고추가루 (gochugaru)	n.	gochugaru, Korean chili powder/flakes →cimtsi, cutsutsang
cutsutsang	[kʊtsʊtˈsaŋ]		{loan} #ko 고추장 (gochujang)	n.	gochujang, Korean chili paste →cutsugaru
cutun	[kʊˈtun]		*cotōneum	n.	quince, fr. coing, ca. codony, it. cotogna, pt. marmelo, ro. gutuie, es. membrillo, de. Quitte
cuveni	[kʊˈvenɪ]		{calque} con-veniō, -īre; cu- + veni	v.t.	agree on, de. verabreden, absprechen
				v.i.	agree (with:cu, to (do):a); agree (with:cu, on:ni), de. sich einigen (mit:cu, auf:ni)
cuvide	[kʊˈvidə]		{loan}	n.	COVID →cuvide-19
cuvide-19	[kʊˈvidə]		cuvide + 19	n.	COVID-19
cuvit	[kʊˈvit]		cu- + vit	v.t.	invite, fr. convier, ca. convidar, it. convitare, invitare, de. einladen (zu etwas) →cuvitat
cuvitat	[kʊvɪˈtat]		cuvit + -at	n.	guest, invited guest, it. convitato, de. (eingeladener) Gast
cvarc	[kvarə̆k]		{loan}	n.	(phys., stdmodel) quark →cvarc abas, cvarc cumbe, cvarc fun, cvarc ncantat, cvarc nrat, cvarc sran
cvarc abas	[kvar kɐˈbas]		cvarc + abas	n.	(phys., stdmodel) down quark, es. cuark abajo, de. Down-Quark
cvarc cumbe	[kvarə̆k̚ ˈkumbə]		cvarc + cumbe	n.	(phys., stdmodel) top quark, es. cuark cima, de. Top-Quark
cvarc fun	[kvarə̆k fun]		cvarc + fun	n.	(phys., stdmodel) bottom quark, es. cuark fondo, de. Bottom-Quark
cvarc ncantat	[kvarə̆k ŋ̩kɐnˈtat]		cvarc + ncantat	n.	(phys., stdmodel) charm quark, es. cuark encantado, de. Charm-Quark
cvarc nrat	[kvarə̆k n̩ˈdrat]		cvarc + nrat	n.	(phys., stdmodel) up quark, es. cuark arriba, de. Up-Quark
cvarc sran	[kvarə̆k stran]		cvarc + sran	n.	(phys., stdmodel) strange quark, es. cuark extraño, de. Strange-Quark
D
da	[da]		*dō, -āre < dare	v.t.	give (to: a), it. dare, es. dar, ca. donar, fr. donner, fur. dâ, ro. da, de. geben
darmstati	[dɐrə̆mˈstatɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) darmstadtium, Ds {element 110}, ca. darmstadti
dat	[dat]		dactylus, -um	n.	date (fruit)
dat	[dat]		datum	n.	dice, cube, it. dado, cubo, fr. dé, ca. dau, cub, oc. dat, ro. zar, cub, fur. dât, de. Würfel →dat grat
dat grat	[dat ɡrat]		dat + grat	n.	ice cube, ca. glaçó, cub de gel, it. cubetto di ghiaccio, de. Eiswürfel
DCM	[de ke em]		d(ui) + c(luride) + m(itilen)	n.abbrev.	(chem) dichloromethane, methylene chloride, DCM, it. diclorometano, cloruro di metilene, de. Dichlormethan →dui cluride mitilen
de	[de]		*dē	n.	(letter) d, d, U+0044, U+0064 →ce, e
(dec)	[dek]	not used in isolation	decem	num.stem.	{obsolete} ten, 10 →deca
deca-	[ˈdekɐ]		{loan} deca {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	deca, 10, da, de. deka →deca
				num.	ten, 10, pt. dez, sc. deghe, ro. zece, la. decem, de. zehn →cim deca, dec, deca ot, dui deca, -inti, nou deca, ot deca, patu deca, set deca, sis deca, tri deca
deca ot	[ˈdekɐ ot]		deca + ot	num.	eighteen, 18
deci-	[ˈdekɪ]		{loan} deci {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	deci-, 1e-1, de. dezi →deci-met
deci-met	[ˈdekɪ met]		deci- + met	n.	(phys., unit) decimetre, dm →lungitat
den	[den]		dēns, -entem	n.	(anat.) tooth, it. dente, ca. dent, de. Zahn →den al, dinat
den al	[de nal]		den + al	n.	clove of garlic, it. spiccho d'aglio, es. diente de ajo, de. Knoblauchzehe
dest	[dest]		dextera	adj.	right, rightside, it. destra, de. rechts →a dest, di dest, distar, distos, drit, srul
				n.	(pol.) right side, right hand, right
Deu	[ˈdeʊ], [dew]		+V Dēum	n.prop.	God
deu	[ˈdeʊ], [dew]		*debeō, -ēre < dēbēre; {-(i): cat. deure, degut, it. dovuto}	v.t.	owe (to: a), be in debt, to have to, ca. deure, it. dovere, de. müssen, schulden →diur, diut, diutur
				v.aux.	must
di	[di]		dīēs, -em	n.	daytime, day (12h period containing noon 06:00..18:00, part of day with daylight), ca. dia, jorn, it. giorno, de. Tag, heller Teil des Tages, tagsüber →di bon, dilua, iur, mei-di
di	[di]		*dīō, -ere < dīcere, dīcō, dictum; {-(c) via supine -ct->-tt-}	v.t.	say, tell, fr. dire (>dit), ca. dir (>dit), it. dire (>detto), es. decir (>dicho), pt. dizer (>dito), ro. zice (>zis), sc. narrere, narri (>narau, natu, nadu, nau), de. sagen →di salut, dit, nar, tradi
di	[di]	-i drops before vowel	dē+	prep.	of {often dropped}, from, by, it. di, da, de. von, aus →aun, autenu, crep, crep di riur, cuit, cur, di casci an, diciu, di dest, di dui, di'l, dimit, dimit, di rispet a, di srul, di tri, d'ou, d'un, esi, flar, flar, frat, frat, fratat, fratat di car, namar, namarat, piri, pobe d'ap, prati, prin, prin d'ambil, prin d'ap, priucup, risult, riu, sipar, trembe, ving, vot
di-	[di]	-i drops before vowel	de-	pref.v.<v./n.	from, away, without, de-, un- →dicau, diciu, diclar, difenu, difri, dilua, dimit, dimri, dimvolu, dineg, dipel, diprati, dirai, direi, discriu, dispragu, disrui, distim, disuc, ditenu, diton, ditrimatiu, diveni, divor
di bon	[di bon]		di + bon	phr.	good afternoon
dic.	[dik]		dic(embe)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Dec., de. Dez.
di casci an	[di ˈkaskɪ an]		di + casci an	adj.	every year, anual, yearly, ca. anual, es. cada año, de. jedes Jahr, jährlich
dicau	[dɪˈkaʊ], [dɪˈkaw]		di- + cau	v.i.	decline, deteriorate, decay, ca. decaure, it. decadére, es. decaer, pt. decair, de. abnehmen, zurückgehen, verschlechtern, zerfallen
dicembe	[dɪˈkembə]		decembrem	n.	(month) December, de. Dezember →dic.
dicibe	[dɪˈkibə]		dici(u) + -(a)be	adj.	decidable, es. decidible, de. entscheidbar
diciu	[dɪˈkiʊ], [dɪˈkiw]		*dēcīdō, -ere; dēcīsum; {loan; calque; accidentally identical to inherited form}; di- + ciu	v.t.	decide, it. decidere, stabilire, de. entscheiden, beschließen →dicibe
				v.refl.	decide (to:di), choose (obj.:pi), it. decidersi, de. sich entscheiden (für:pi), beschließen
diclar	[dɪˈklar]		di- + clar	v.t.	declare, state, it. dichiarare, es. declarar, de. aussagen, verkünden, bekunden, verlautbaren, angeben →diclaramen
diclaramen	[dɪklɐrɐˈmen]		diclar + -amen	n.	declaration, statement, it. dichiarazione, de. Erklärung, Aussage, Angabe, Äußerung
di dest	[di dest]		di + dest	adv.	from the right
di dui	[di ˈduɪ], [di duj]	di can be dropped after noun phrase	di + dui	adj.	second, ca. segon, it. secondo, ro. secund, al doilea, rup. andoilu, src. su de duos, de. zweiter →di tri, prim
difenu	[dɪˈfenʊ]		di- + fenu	v.t.	defend, it. difendere (>difeso), de. verteidigen →difinur
difinur	[dɪfɪˈnur]		difenu + -(a)r	n.	defense, defence, it. difesa, de. Verteidigung
difri	[ˈdifrɪ]		di- + fri	v.t.	defer, it. differire, de. aufschieben, verschieben →difrit
				v.i.	differ (in:ni), it. differire, de. sich unterscheiden, auseinandergehen (Meinung) →difritur
difrit	[dɪˈfrit]		difri + -(a)t	adj.	deferred, de. verschoben
difritur	[dɪfrɪˈtur]		difri + -(a)tur	adj.	different, de. verschieden
di'l	[dil]	special elision	di + l(i)	prep.	of the
dildu	[ˈdildʊ]		{loan} #en dildo	n.	{rare} dildo →pinra, pin ratifet, ses
dilfin	[dɪlˈfin]		delphīnus, -um	n.	dolphin, it. delfino, fr. daufin, ca. dofí, pt. golfinho, delfim, de. Delphin
Dili	[ˈdilɪ]		{loan} #hi दिल्ली Dillī	n.prop.	Delhi →Dili Nou
Dili Nou	[ˈdilɪ ˈnoʊ], [ˈdilɪ now]		Dili + nou	n.prop.	New Delhi
dilit	[dɪˈlit]		dēlicia < dēliciae	n.	delicacy, pleasure, delight, es. delicia, de. Hochgenuß, Köstlichkeit, Vergnügen, Gaumenfreude →dilitus
dilitus	[dɪlɪˈtus]		dilit + -us	adj.	delicious, es. delicioso, de. lecker →gustus
dilua	[dɪˈluɐ]		di + lua	n.	(weekday) Saturday, es. sábado, it. sabato, ca. dissabte, de. Samstag →dlu.
dilua	[dɪˈluɐ]		di- + lua	v.t.	dilute, fr. diluer, it. diluire, ro. dilua, de. verdünnen, verwässern
dilui	[dɪˈluɪ], [dɪˈluj]		dilūvium	n.	deluge →pui mi dilui
dilun	[dɪˈlun]		*dī lūnae < dīēs Lūnae	n.	(weekday) Monday, es. lunes, it. lunedì, ca. dilluns, de. Montag →dis dilun fin diven, dln.
diman	[dɪˈman]		*dēmandō, -āre	v.t.	ask (s.o.: a, s.t.:obj.), inquire, it. domandare, es. preguntar, de. fragen →dimani
				v.refl.	wonder, it. domandarsi, es. preguntarse, de. sich fragen
dimani	[dɪˈmanɪ]		diman + -i	n.	question, it. domanda, questione, es. pregunta, cuestión, de. Frage
dimit	[dɪˈmit]		di- + mit	v.t.	dismiss (s.o.: obj, from: di), lay off, recall, it. dimettere, pt. demitir, de. entlassen, abberufen, kündigen, freisetzen
				v.refl.	resign (from: di), quit (s.t.: di), abdicate, it. dimettersi, es. dimitirse, pt. demitir-se, de. kündigen, abdanken, zurücktreten
dimrat	[dɪmˈbrat]		-(s) *dī mārtis < dīēs Mārtis	n.	(weekday) Tuesday, es. martes, it. martedì, ca. dimarts, de. Dienstag →dma.
dimrec	[dɪmˈbrek]		-(ra) *dī mercuri < dīēs Mercuriī	n.	(weekday) Wednesday, es. miércoles, it. mercoledì, ca. dimecres, de. Mittwoch →dme.
dimri	[ˈdimbrɪ]		di- + mre	v.t.	empty, empty out, fr. désemplir, it. svuotare, ca. buidar, de. leeren, ausleeren →dimrit
				v.refl.	get empty, fr. se désemplir, it. svuotarsi, de. sich leeren, auslaufen
dimrit	[dɪmˈbrit]		dimri + -(a)t	adj.	emptied out
dimvolu	[dɪɱˈvolʊ]		di- + mvolu	v.t.	develop, it. sviluppare, es. desarrollar, ro. dezvolta, de. entwickeln →dimvulur, dimvulut
dimvulur	[dɪɱvʊˈlur]		dimvolu + -(a)r	n.	development (process), ca. desenvolupament, it. svoluppo, ro. dezvoltare, de. Entwicklung (Vorgang), Entwickeln
dimvulut	[dɪɱvʊˈlut]		dimvolu + -(a)t	n.	development (object), ca. desenvolupament, it. svoluppo, ro. dezvoltare, de. Entwicklung (Objekt)
dinar	[dɪˈnar]		dēnārius, -um	n.	Denarius (ancient coin), it. denario, de. Denar, Dinar
dinat	[dɪˈnat]		den + -at	adj.	toothed, toothy, it. dentellata, ca. dentut, es. dentado, dentellado, de. gezahnt, gezackt, zackig →lambe dinat
dineg	[dɪˈneŋ]		di- + neg	v.t.	deny (a request), decline (a request), refuse, turn down, ca. denegar, rifusar, it. refiutare, pt. ricusar, de. ablehnen, verwehren, verweigern, abschlagen, vorenthalten →dinigat, rifut, rifut
ding	[diŋ]		dignus, -a, -um	adj.	dignified, worthy, respectable, it. degno, ro. demn, de. würdig →dingat, dingi
dingat	[dɪŋˈɡat]		ding + -at	adj.	judged worthy →dingatar
dingatar	[dɪŋɡɐˈtar]		dingat + -ar	n.	dignitary, fr. dignitaire, ca. dignatari, pt. dignitário, dignatário, ro. demnitar, de. Würdenträger
dingi	[ˈdiŋɡɪ]		ding + -i	n.	dignity, worthiness, it. degnità, dignità, ro. demnitate, de. Würde, Würdigkeit
dinigat	[dɪnɪˈɡat]		dineg + -at	adj.	denied, refused, de. abgelehnt, verwehrt, abgeschlagen →dinigat scriut
dinigat scriut	[dɪnɪˈɡat skrɪˈut], [dɪnɪˈɡat skrjut]		dinigat + scriut	n.	negative reply letter, written adverse decision, refusal, de. abschlägiger Bescheid
dio.	[ˈdiʊ], [diw]		dio(u)	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Thu., de. Do. →io.
diou	[dɪˈoʊ], [djow]		-(s) *dī 'jovis < dīēs Jovis	n.	(weekday) Tursday, es. jueves, it. giovedì, ca. dijous, de. Donnerstag →dio.
dipel	[dɪˈpel]		di- + pel	v.t.	peel, it. pelare, fr. peler, eplucher, ca. es. pt. pelar, ro. coji, de. schälen
diprati	[dɪˈpratɪ]		di- + prati	v.i.	leave, depart, branch off, {euph.} die, stray, it. dipartire, de. verlassen, hinscheiden, abwandern, abschweifen
dirai	[dɪˈraɪ], [dɪˈraj]		di- + rai	v.t.	radiate, it. emenare, irraggiare, emettere, fr. rayonner, diffuser, émettre, dégager, ro. radia, de. ausstrahlen, abstrahlen, abgeben (Wärme) →dirair
				v.i.	radiate, it. irradiare, brillare, fr. rayonner, briller, de. strahlen
dirair	[dɪrɐˈir], [dɪˈrajr]		dirai + -(a)r	n.	radiation, it. radiazione, irradiazione, de. Strahlung →dirair micr-unde, dirair sra-vilet
dirair micr-unde	[dɪrɐˈir mi ˈkrundə], [dɪˈrajr mi ˈkrundə]		dirair + micr-unde	n.	microwave radiation, it. radiazione a microonde, de. Mikrowellenstrahlung
dirair sra-vilet	[dɪrɐˈir stra vɪˈlet], [dɪˈrajr stra vɪˈlet]		dirair + sra-vilet	n.	ultraviolet radiation
direi	[dɪˈreɪ], [dɪˈrej]		{calque} dīrigere, dīrigō, dīrēctum; {-(g) via supine -ct->-tt-}; {-i- from 3sg}; di- + rei	v.t.	lead, run, manage, direct, conduct, address (letter), it. dirigere, de. leiten, dirigieren, adressieren; cmp. ro. drege →diritur
di rispet a	[di rɪsˈpe ta]		di + rispet + a	prep.	with respect to; concerning
diritur	[dɪrɪˈtur]		dire(i) + -(a)tur	n.	leader, director, it. dirigente, direttore, regista, de. Leiter, Direktor, Dirigent, Regisseur
diriva	[dɪˈrivɐ]		*dērīvō, -āre	v.t.	derive, it. derivare, de. ableiten, herleiten →dirivar
				v.i.	derive, it. derivare, de. herkommen, herrühren
dirivar	[dɪrɪˈvar]		diriv(a) + -ar	n.	derivation, it. derivazione, de. Ableitung, Herleitung, Derivation
dis	[dis]		-(C) dē es dē+ < dē ex dē	prep.	starting from, from, since, fr. dès, depuis, es. desde, it. da, de. ab, von, seit →dis amou, dis atung, dis ca, dis cunul fin murmen, dis dilun fin diven, dis um, dis ur
di salut	[di sɐˈlut]		di + salut	v.i.	greet, salute (obj.: a), ca. saludar
dis amou	[di sɐˈmoʊ], [di sɐˈmow]		dis + amou	adv.	from now on, starting now, es. desde ahora, de. ab jetzt
dis atung	[di sɐˈtuŋ]		dis + atung	adv.	since then, ever since, es. desde entonces, de. seit dann
disc	[disk]		discus, -um	n.	disc, discus, puck, it. disco, ca. disc, de. Scheibe, Schallplatte, Platte, Diskus, Puck →disc cumpat, disc vinil
dis ca	[dis ka]		dis + ca	adv.	from here, starting here, es. desde aquí, de. ab hier
disc cumpat	[disk̚ kʊmˈpat]		disc + cumpat	n.	compact disc, es. disco compacto, de. CD
discriu	[dɪsˈkriʊ], [dɪsˈkriw]		di- + scriu	v.t.	describe, fr. décrire, ca. descriure, it. descrivere, ro. descrie, de. beschreiben
dis cunul fin murmen	[dis kʊˈnul fim mʊrə̆ˈmen]		dis + cunul + fin + murmen	adv.	from the cradle to the grave, it. dalla culla alla tomba, fr. du berceau jusqu'à la tombe, de. von der Wiege bis zur Bahre
discus	[dɪsˈkus]		*discussō, -āre < {freq.} discutere; {-s: 'discussion' should not be too weird}	v.t.	discuss →discusar
discusar	[dɪskʊˈsar]		discus + -ar	n.	discussion
disc vinil	[disk vɪˈnil]		disc + vinil	n.	(music) vinyl disc, record, es. disco de vinilo, de. Schallplatte
dis dilun fin diven	[dis dɪˈluɱ fin dɪˈven]		dis + dilun + fin + diven	adv.	from Montag to Friday, es. desde lunes hasta viernes, it. dal lunedì al venerdì, ca. de dilluns a divendres, de. von Montag bis Freitag
disei	[dɪˈseɪ], [dɪˈsej]		*dēsidium < dēsīderium; {denom.}	v.t.	desire, wish, would like, es. desear, fr. désirer, de. wünschen, ersehnen, möchte →cusede, disir
disir	[dɪˈsir]		dise(i) + -(a)r	n.	wish, desire, it. desiderio, voto, ca. desig, es. deseo, fr. désir, souhait, vœu, ro. dorință, de. Wunsch, Verlangen →disir pi murit
disir pi murit	[dɪˈsir pi mʊˈrit]		disir + pi + murit	n.	death wish
dispragu	[dɪsˈpraɡʊ]		di- + spragu	v.t.	disperse, scatter about, it. disperdere, dispergere, de. zerstreuen, verteilen
disprosi	[dɪsˈprosɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) dysprosium, Dy {element 66}, ca. disprosi
disrui	[dɪsˈtruɪ], [dɪsˈtruj]		di- + srui	v.t.	destroy, destruct, it. distruggere, ro. distruge, ca. es. pt. destruir, de. zerstören, auseinandernehmen
di srul	[dis trul]		di + srul	adv.	from the left
distar	[dɪsˈtar]		dest + -ar	n.	right-hander, righty
distim	[dɪsˈtim]		di- + stim	v.t.	distinguish, ca. distingir, fr. distinguer, it. distinguere, ro. distinge, es. pt. distinguir, de. unterscheiden →distimabe, distimamen, distimat, distimiu
distimabe	[dɪstɪˈmabə]		distim + -abe	adj.	distinguishable, it. distinguibile, de. unterscheidbar →nidistimabe
distimamen	[dɪstɪmɐˈmen]		distim + -amen	n.	distinction, honour, it. distinzione, de. Unterscheidung, Auszeichnung
distimat	[dɪstɪˈmat]		distim + -at	adj.	distinct, different, ca. distint, de. unterschiedlich, unterschieden, deutlich
distimiu	[dɪstɪˈmiʊ], [dɪstɪˈmiw]		distim + -iu	adj.	distinctive, distinguishing, ca. distintiu, es. it. distintivo, de. unverkennbar, kennzeichnend, unverwechselbar, ausgeprägt
distos	[dɪsˈtos]		dest + -os	n.	(chem) dextrose, de. Dextrose, Traubenzucker
disuc	[dɪˈsuk]		di- + suc	v.t.	juice, dry {remove outside wetness}
disul	[dɪˈsul]		-(s) *dī sōlis < dīēs Sōlis	n.	(weekday) Sunday, es. domingo, it. domenica, ca. diumenge, de. Sonntag →dsu.
dis um	[di sum]		dis + um	n.	since always, es. desde siempre, de. seit jeher, schon immer
dis ur	[di sur]		dis + ur	adv.	from now on, starting now, es. desde ahora, de. ab jetzt
dit	[dit]		digitus, -um	n.	(anat.) finger, toe, ca. oc. dit, fr. doigt, it. dito, es. dedo, fur. dêt, de. Finger, Zeh →dital, dit peu, rag un dit
dit	[dit]		di + -(a)t	adj.	said
dital	[dɪˈtal]		digitāle	n.	thimble, it. ditale, es. dedal, de. Fingerhut →dit
ditenu	[dɪˈtenʊ]		di- + tenu	v.t.	detain, hold, arrest, halt, stop, ca. detenir, fr. détenir, it. detenére, es. detener, pt. deter, ro. deține, de. verhaften, festhalten, anhalten
ditest	[dɪˈtest]		*dētestō, -āre; dētestātum < dētestārī	v.t.	hate, detest, fr. détester, haïr, ca. es. pt. odiar, it. odiare, detestare, ro. urî, de. verabscheuen, hassen
diton	[dɪˈton]		di- + ton	v.i.	detonate, it. detonare, de. hochgehen, detonieren, explodieren
dit peu	[dit ˈpeʊ], [dit pew]		dit + peu	n.	(anat.) toe, ca. dit del peu, it. dito del piede, de. Zeh
di tri	[di tri]	di can be dropped after noun phrase	di + tri	adj.	third, ca. tercer, it. terzo, ro. al treilea, rup. antreilu, src. su de tres, de. zweiter →di dui
ditrimatiu	[dɪtrɪmɐˈtiʊ], [dɪtrɪmɐˈtiw]		{calque} determinatīvus; di- + trem + -at + -iu	n.	determiner, it. determinante, de. Determinativ, Bestimmungswort
diur	[dɪˈur], [djur]		deu + -(a)r	n.	duty, task, it. dovere, es. deber, ca. deure, de. Pflicht →uligamen
diut	[dɪˈut], [djut]		deu + -(a)t	n.	debt
diutur	[dɪʊˈtur], [djʊˈtur]		deu + -(a)tur	n.	debtor
diven	[dɪˈven]		-(s) -(ra) *dī veneris < dīēs Veneris	n.	(weekday) Friday, es. viernes, it. venerdì, ca. divendres, de. Freitag →dis dilun fin diven, dve.
diveni	[dɪˈvenɪ]		dē-vēniō, -īre; di- + veni	v.cop.	become, it. farsi, divenire, de. werden
divis	[dɪˈvis]		*divīsō, -āre < {freq.} divīdere; {-s: 'division' should be recognisable}	v.t.	divide, split, fr. diviser, ca. dividir, it. dividere, ro. diviza, de. teilen, spalten, dividieren →divisi
divisi	[dɪˈvisɪ]		divis + -i	n.	division
divor	[dɪˈvor]		di- + vor	v.t.	devour, eet greedily, it. divorare, ca. devorar, de. verschlingen, fressen
dln.	[dln]		d(i)l(u)n	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Mon., de. Mo. →ln.
dlu.	[dlu]		d(i)lu(a)	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Sat., de. Sa. →lu.
dma.	[dma]		d(i)m(r)a(t)	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Tue., de. Di. →ma.
dme.	[dme]		d(i)m(r)e(c)	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Wed., de. Mi →me.
dol	[dol]		dolus, -um	n.	grief, sorrow, fr. deuil, it. duolo, es. duelo, ca. dol, de. Trauer, Kummer; cmp. ro. dor →dolu
dolu	[ˈdolʊ]		*doluō, -ēre < dolēre, doleō, doluī, dolitum	v.t.	hurt, it. dolere (>dolùto), ca. doldre (>dolgut), doler (>dolgut), fr. douloir (>doulu), de. schmerzen →cudolu, dol, dulur, valu
dom	[dom]		*domnus, -um < dominus	n.	Mr., Mrs., mister, sir, madam, gentleman, it. donno, donna, signore, signora, ro. domn, doamnă, fr. monsieur, madame, scn. gnuri, gnura, gna, de. Herr, Frau, Dame; cmp. es. dueño, pt. dono →gen, sinur
(dombe)	[ˈdombə]	not used in isolation	dominum	n.stem.	lord, master, ruler
dos	[dos]		dorsum	n.	(anat.) back, fr. dos, ca. esquena, it. schiena, dorso, es. espalda, dorso, lomo, de. Rücken →dos creu
dos creu	[dos ˈkreʊ], [dos krew]		dos + creu	n.	(anat., culin.) saddle of deer/venison, fr. dos de cerf, it. lombata di cervo, de. Hirschrücken
d'ou	[ˈdoʊ], [dow]		d(i) + ou	adv.interr.	from where?
				adv.rel.	from where
draisin	[drɐɪˈsin], [drajˈsin]		{loan} Drais + in	n.	draisine, de. Draisine
Dran	[dran]		(V)- Hadriāna, -us	n.prop.	Hadriana, Hadrian
drap	[drap]		drappus, -um	n.	cloth, rag, ca. drap, de. Tuch, Handtuch →drapin
drapin	[drɐˈpin]		drap + -in	n.	flag, banner, it. bandiera, ca. bandera, ro. drapel, fr. drapeau, de. Flagge, Fahne
dreu	[ˈdreʊ], [drew]		-*r- dēbilis, -em	adj.	weak, it. debole, es. débil, fr. faible, ro. slab, de. schwach →letru-dreu
drit	[drit]		*drēctus, -um < dirēctus, -um	adj.	right (straight), straight on, straight ahead, direct, it. dritto, diritto, retto, ca. dret, ro. drept, fr. droit, de. recht →ange drit, dest, drit-angat
				n.	right (law), dues, it. diritto, dritto, de. Recht, Anrecht
drit-angat	[dri tɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} rectangulum; drit + angat	n.	rectangle, it. rettangolo, ro. dreptunghi, de. Rechteck
dromi	[ˈdromɪ]		*dormiō, -īre	v.i.	sleep
druc	[druk]		dulcis, -em	adj.	sweet →acidruc
				n.	sweetness, ca. dolçor, it. dolcezza, es. dulzura, dulcedumbre, ro. dulceață, la. dulcitās, de. Süße
drum	[drum]		**drōmus, -um; {loan} #el δρόμος	n.	lane, -drome, ro. drum, de. Straße, Bahn
Drut	[drut]		Dulcia	n.prop.	Dulcia
dsu.	[dsu]		d(i)su(l)	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Sun., de. So. →su.
(du)	[du]	not used in isolation	*dūō, -ere < dūcere, dūcō, ductum; {-(c) via supine -ct->-tt-}	v.stem.	lead →cudu, ndu, nrudu, prudu, ridu, sidu, tradu
dubni	[ˈdubnɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) dubnium, Db {element 105}, ca. dubni
dui	[ˈduɪ], [duj]		duōs	num.	two, 2, fr. deux, ca. dos, dues, it. due, pt. dois, duas, ro. doi, două, co. lij. scn. dui, de. zwei →acitat alumbi dui-idr-osi, DCM, di dui, dui cluride mitilen, dui deca, dui-uside sulf, fi dui iur, ni dui iur, un, USDM, uside sulf dui-mitil
dui cluride mitilen	[ˈduɪ klʊˈridə mɪtɪˈlen], [duj klʊˈridə mɪtɪˈlen]		dui + cluride + mitilen	n.	(chem) dichloromethane, methylene chloride, DCM, it. diclorometano, cloruro di metilene, de. Dichlormethan →DCM
dui deca	[ˈduɪ ˈdekɐ], [duj ˈdekɐ]		dui + deca	num.	twenty, 20, pt. vinte, ro. douăzeci, la. vīgintī, de. zwanzig →vinti
dui-uside sulf	[ˈduɪ ʊˈsidə sulf], [duj ʊˈsidə sulf]		dui + uside + sulf	n.	sulfur dioxide, it. diossido di zolfo, de. Schwefeldioxid
dulur	[dʊˈlur]		dolu + -(a)r	n.	pain, hurt, it. dolore, fr. douleur, ca. es. dolor, pt. dor, ro. durere, de. Schmerz
dum	[dum]		*dunque < tum, dum, tunc	adv.dem.	so, hence, thus, therefore, ca. doncs, it. quindi, dunque, de. deswegen, darum, deshalb, daher, also, aus diesem Grunde →car
d'un	[dun]		d(i) + un	prep.	of a
dun	[dun]		*dōnō, -āre	v.t.	give as present (to: a), it. donare, es. regalar, de. schenken →pidun
dur	[dur]		dūrum	adj.	hard, difficult
dur	[dur]		*dūrō, -āre; dūrātum	v.t.	last, take time, ca. es. pt. durar, it. durare, ro. dura, de. dauern →durat
durat	[dʊˈrat]		dur + -at	n.	duration, it. durata, de. Dauer
dutur	[dʊˈtur]		doctōrem	n.	doctor (s.o. w/ doctorate), it. dottore, de. Doktor
dve.	[dve]		d(i)ve(n)	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr3) Fri., de. Fr. →ve.
E
e	[e]		-(s) *es < est, esse	v.cop.	be →ce's cil e pi futur, com is cos e, com is cos ti e, eri, eri, fu, fu, futur, e tan gustus, is cil e, ou's ti e pi futur, puec, sa, sa, sa
				v.aux.	{present passive marker}
				v.t.0s.	there is, there are, that's (for a price), it. c'e, ci sono, e, sono, es. hay, es, son, ca. hi ha, oc. i a, fr. il y a, ça fait, ro. este, sunt, de. es gibt, da ist, da sind, das macht →eu e
e	[e]		*ē	n.	(letter) e, E, U+0045, U+0065 →de, ef
-ec	[ek]		-eculus, -a, -um; {merged with} -ettus, -a, -um	suff.n.<n.	{generic noun derivation; originally a diminutive, but not universally anymore} →capec, carec, cravec, crucutec, cusinec, larec, limunec, manec, parec, puec, ritec
ef	[ef]		*ef	n.	(letter) f, F, U+0046, U+0066 →e, ge
-el	[el]		-ellus, -a, -um; {merged with -ullus, -a, -um}	suff.n.<n.	{(affectionate) diminutive} →apisturel, avel, brusel, buel, cafinel, caminel, cribel, filer, flumbel, fracel, furel, grimanel, nicel, pripel, pubel, -ul, urutel, Vinitel
el	[el]		*el	n.	(letter) l, L, U+004C, U+006C →ca, em
elm	[elm]		helmus, -um	n.	helmet, it. elmetto, casco, ca. elm, casc, es. casco, de. Helm →casuar elm
em	[em]		+m *em	n.	(letter) m, M, U+004D, U+006D →el, en
(embe)	[ˈembə]	not used in isolation	-embrem	n.stem.fragm.	{ending used in month names} →nuembe, sitembe
en	[en]		*en	n.	(letter) n, N, U+004E, U+006E →em, o
-en	[en]		{loan}	suff.n.	(chem) -ene {substance formative} , alkene, it. -ene, de. -en →mitilen
er	[er]		*er	n.	(letter) r, R, U+0052, U+0072 →cu, es
erbi	[ˈerə̆bɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) erbium, Er {element 68}, ca. erbi
eri	[ˈerɪ]	future tense of e	*eriə < erit < {3sg.fut.} esse	v.cop.	will be
				v.aux.	{future passive marker}
				v.t.0s.	there will be, de. es wird geben
erts	[erə̆ts]		{loan} Hertz	n.	(phys., unit) Hertz, Hz →fripintat
es	[es]		+s *es	n.	(letter) s, S, U+0053, U+0073 →er, te
esa-	[ˈesɐ]		{loan} exa {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	exa, 1e18, E →esa, is
				num.	quintillion, trillion, 1e18
esi	[ˈesɪ]		*exiō, -īre < exīre, exeō, exīvī, exitum; {-i; lat. -īvī; deriv. work well}	v.i.	exit (obj.: di), go/come out (of: di), it. uscire, es. salir, fr. sortir, de. verlassen →isit
est	[est]		{loan} #fr est < #pgmc *austan	n.	(compass) {rare} east , eastern, ca. est, llevant, orient, it. est, levante, ro. est, de. Ost-, Osten →livan
etri	[ˈetrɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) ether, fr. éther, ca. èter, it. etere, ro. eter, de. Ether, Äther
etu-	[ˈetʊ]		{loan} hecto {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	hecto, 1e2, 100, h, it. etto, de. hekto →etu
				num.	hundred, 100, pt. cento, sc. chéntu, céntu, de. hundert →cent, pi etu
eu	[ˈeʊ], [ew]		ibi	adv.	there, fr. y, là, it. lì, là, ivi, ro. acolo, de. da →eu ca, eu e, eu la
eu ca	[ˈeʊ ka], [ew ka]	preferred as clausal adverb	eu + ca	adv.	here, fr. ici, ca. aquí, ací, it. qui, qua, es. aquí, acá, pt. aqui, gl. aquí, eiquí, acá, acó, ro. aici, aci, rup. aoatsi, aua, sc. inoghe, de. hier →ca
eu e	[ˈeʊ e], [ew e]		eu + e	v.t.0s.	there is, there are {preferred if no other adverb precedes e}, it. c'e, ci sono, es. hay, ca. hi ha, oc. i a, fr. il y a, ro. este, de. es gibt, da ist, da sind
eu la	[ˈeʊ la], [ew la]	preferred as clausal adverb	eu + la	adv.	there, ca. allà, allí, oc. alai, fr. là-bas, it. lì, là, ivi, es. allí, ahí, allá, pt. aí, ali, lá, ro. acolo, colo, rup. aclo, atsia, sc. inni, incue, rm. là, de. da, dort →la
F
fabe	[ˈfabə]		-b- fābula	n.	fable, fairy story, ca. faula, it. fiaba, fola, favola, de. Fabel, Märchen; cmp. sc. faba, faula, fabula
fag	[faŋ]		fāgus, -um	n.	beech
fal	[fal]		phallus, -um < #el φαλλός	n.	(anat.) penis, clitoris, it. pene, clitoride, es. pene, clitoris, ro. penis, pulă, clitoris, lindic, de. Penis, Glied, Klitoris, Kitzler →glan fal, lanic, minge, natur, pal tis, pin, piu, ses, srafal, vain
fambe	[ˈfambə]		*faminem < famēs	n.	hunger, it. fame, ca. fam, es. hambre, ro. foame, sc. fàmene, fàmmine, de. Hunger
famil	[fɐˈmil]		famīlia	n.	family, kin, it. famiglia, ro. femeie, rup. fumealji, fur. famee, de. Familie
farin	[fɐˈrin]		farīna	n.	flour, meal →farin spret, farin tric, farinus
farin spret	[fɐˈrin tspret]		farin + spret	n.	spelt flour
farin tric	[fɐˈrin trik]		farin + tric	n.	wheat four
farinus	[fɐrɪˈnus]		farin + -us	adj.	floury, mealy →pumber farinus
farmac	[fɐrə̆ˈmak]		-Vr- -V- pharmacum; {late borrowing}	n.	drug, medicine, medication, ca. fàrmac, it. farmaco, de. Droge, Arznei →farmacai, farmacar, farmaciu
farmacai	[fɐrə̆mɐˈkaɪ], [fɐrə̆mɐˈkaj]		farmac + -ai	n.	pharmacy
farmacar	[fɐrə̆mɐˈkar]		farmac + -ar	n.	pharmacist
farmaciu	[fɐrə̆mɐˈkiʊ], [fɐrə̆mɐˈkiw]		farmac + -iu	adj.	pharmaceutical
fasci	[ˈfaskɪ]		fascia	n.	band, strip, it. fascia, lista, striccia, es. franja, fraja, lista, tira, de. Streifen, Band
fasul	[fɐˈsul]		*fasōlum < phaseolum	n.	bean, it. fagiolo, ca. fesol, ro. fasola, pt. feijão, de. Bohne →fasulat
fasulat	[fɐsʊˈlat]		fasul + -at	n.	bean stew, fr. cassoulet, it. minestra di fagioli, pt. feijoada, de. Bohneneintopf
fat	[fat]		*facia < faciēs, -em	n.	(anat.) face, ca. faç, it. faccia, sc. fachi, facci, es. faz, fr. pt. face, ro. față, de. Gesicht →srafat
fau	[ˈfaʊ], [faw]		faba	n.	fava bean
faur	[fɐˈur], [fawr]		favor, -ōrem	n.	favour →pi faur
fe	[fe]		*faō, -ere < facere, faciō, factum; {-(c) via supine -ct->-tt-}	v.t.	make, create, fr. faire, ca. fer, it. fare, de. machen →fe sprus, fet, fi, fitur, satisfi
				v.aux.	make s.t. happen, make s.o. do s.t. →fe nspus, fe piveni, fe tacu
febe	[ˈfebə]		febris, -em	n.	fever, it. febbre, de. Fieber
fel	[fel]		felle < {abl.} fel	n.	(anat.) gall, bile, it. fiele, bile, ca. fel, bilis, fr. fiel, es. hiel, ro. fiere, rup. heari, sc. fele, de. Galle (Flüssigkeit), Gallenblase
fen	[fen]		*fenum < *fēnum, faenum; {probably long ē in late lat., but shortened later, or vowel from sp.}	n.	hay, it. fieno, es. heno, ca. fen, fr. foin, ro. fân, sc. fenu, de. Heu →frucet fen
fe nspus	[fen ˈtspus]		fe + nspus	v.t.	marry off, it. accasare, fare sposare, de. verheiraten
fentu-	[ˈfentʊ]		{loan} femto {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	femto-, 1e-15, de. femto-
fenu	[ˈfenʊ]		*finduō, -ere < findere, findō, fissum; {merged with *-fendere, -fēnsum}	v.t.	split, cleave, ca. fr. fendre, it. fendere (>fenduto, >fesso), es. hender, pt. fender, de. spalten →difenu, finumen, finur
fe piveni	[fe pɪˈvenɪ]		fe + piveni	v.t.	let have (s.o: a, s.t.: obj.)
fer	[fer]		ferrum	n.	(chem) iron, Fe {element 26}, ca. it. pt. ferro, sc. ferru, es. hierro, fr. fer, fur. rm. ro. fier, de. Eisen →caril fer, caruc fer
fermi	[ˈferə̆mɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) fermium, Fm {element 100}, ca. fermi
fe sprus	[fes prus]		fe + sprus	v.t.	detonate, explode, fr. faire exploser, arroser, it. fare esplodere, fare saltare, de. sprengen
fest	[fest]		festum	n.	festival, fest, fr. fête, ca. it. festa, es. fiesta, de. Fest
fet	[fet]		fe + -(a)t	adj.	made, it. fatto, ca. fet →-ifet
				n.	fact
fe tacu	[fe ˈtakʊ]		fe + tacu	v.t.	silence, quieten, make silent, de. zum Schweigen bringen, leise machen
feu	[ˈfeʊ], [few]		fidēs, -em	n.	faith, fr. foi, ca. es. oc. fe, it. fede, sc. fidi, de. Glaube →fivan
fi	[fi]		fe	prep.	ago (postp.), fr. il y a, ca. fa, it. fa {postp.}, pt. há, atrás {postp.}, es. hace, atrás {postp.}, ro. acum, de. vor →avan, fi dui iur, fi tri iur
fibr	[fibə̆r]		{loan} #la fibra	n.	fibre, thread, es. fibra, hebra, de. Faser, Faden
fic	[fik]		*fīca	n.	fig, it. fico, ca. oc. figa, es. higo, rm. fig, pt. figo, rup. hic, fur. fîc, de. Feige →ficar, ficat
ficar	[fɪˈkar]		fic + -ar	n.	fig tree
ficat	[fɪˈkat]		ficātum	n.	(anat.) liver, es. higado, ca. fetge, it. fegato, fr. foie, ro. ficat, rup. hicat, de. Leber →fic, ficat gras, ficat nati
ficat gras	[fɪˈkat ɡras]		ficat + gras	n.	foie gras, de. Stopfleber →ficat gras nati
ficat gras nati	[fɪˈkat ɡras ˈnatɪ]		ficat gras + nati	n.	duck foie gras, fr. foie gras de canard, de. Entenstopfleber
ficat nati	[fɪˈkat ˈnatɪ]		ficat + nati	n.	duck liver, fr. foie de canard, de. Entenleber
fi dui iur	[fi ˈduɪ ɪˈur], [fi duj jur]		fi + dui + iur	adv.	two days ago, day before yesterday, ca. abans-d'ahir, it. altroieri, es. anteayer, antier, ro. alaltăieri, sc. gianteris, de. vorgestern
fil	[fil]		fīlius, -a	n.	(kin) son, daughter, child, ca. fill, fur. fi, ro. fiu, rup. hilj, sc. figiu, figliu, fiju, filgiu, fillu, fitzu, fixu, fizu, figia, de. Kind, Sohn, Tochter →afil, fil ast, filer, fil fil, filoi
fil	[fil]		filum	n.	wire, thread, cable, it. filo, ca. fur. fil, ro. fir, rup. hir, de. Faden, Draht, Kabel →filat
fil ast	[fi last]		fil + ast	n.	(kin) stepchild, stepson, stepdaughter, es. hijastro, ‎hijastra, de. Stiefkind
filat	[fɪˈlat]		fil + -at	adj.	wired, online →nifilat, putic filat
filer	[fɪˈler]		fil + -el	n.	(kin) small child/son/daughter
fil fil	[fil fil]		fil + fil	n.	(kin) grandchild, grandson, granddaughter, fr. petit-enfant, ca. nét, néta, it. nipote, es. nieto, pt. neto, neta, sv. barnbarn, de. Enkelkind, Enkel, Enkelin →niput
Filic	[fɪˈlik]		filic	n.prop.	Felix
filic	[fɪˈlik]		fēlīx, -cem	adj.	happy →Filic
				n.	happiness
Filip	[fɪˈlip]		Philippa, -us	n.prop.	Philippa, Philip
filit	[fɪˈlit]		filictum	n.	fern, es. helecho, it. felce, fr. fougère, ro. ferigă, fur. felet, de. Farn
filoi	[fɪˈloɪ], [fɪˈloj]		fil + -oi	n.	(kin) large child/son/daughter
fim	[fim]		-(ra) fēmina	n.	woman (assigned), female, person with a vulva, {used if genital difference matters; prefer gen}, fr. femme, it. femmina, es. mujer, hembra, sc. femina, femmina, de. Frau, Weibchen, Person mit Vulva →fimiu, gen, masc
				adj.	female (assigned), having a vulva, {used if genital difference matters} →pul fim
fimiu	[fɪˈmiʊ], [fɪˈmiw]		fim + -iu	n.	woman (identifying), female, feminine (also linguistic), womanly, pertaining to female gender, {used if ident matters; prefer gen}, ca. femení, femenívol, it. femminino, femminile, ro. feminin, femeiesc, de. feminin, fraulich, weiblich →fim, masciu
fin	[fin]		fīnis, -em	n.	end →fini, fin sirman
				prep.	until, fr. jusque, ca. fins, it. finche, fino a, es. hasta, pt. até, ro. până, de. bis →dis cunul fin murmen, dis dilun fin diven, fin amou, fin ci, fin li, fin un, fin ur
(fin)	[fin]	not used in isolation	{loan}	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) phen- {substance formative}, it. fen-, de. Phen- →finul
fin amou	[fi nɐˈmoʊ], [fi nɐˈmow]		fin + amou	adv.	so far, up to now, until now, it. finora, es. hasta ahora, ro. până acum, de. bis jetzt
fin ci	[fiŋ ki]		fin + ci	conj.	until, it. finche, es. hasta que, ro. până, până ce, până când, de. bis
fini	[ˈfinɪ]		*fīniō, -īre; fin + -i	v.t.	finish, complete, finalize, ca. it. finire, pt. finalizar, de. fertigstellen, beenden →crau
fin li	[fin dli]		fin + li	prep.	until the, up to the
fin sirman	[fin tsɪrə̆ˈman]		fin + sirman	n.	weekend, ca. cap de setmana, it. fine settimana, es. fin de semana, de. Wochenende
finuc	[fɪˈnuk]		*fēnuculum < fēniculum	n.	fennel
finul	[fɪˈnul]		fin + -ul	n.	(chem) phenol, it. fenolo, de. Phenol
finumen	[fɪnʊˈmen]		fenu + -(a)men	n.	crack, split, fissure, de. Spalt
fin un	[fi nun]		fin + un	prep.	until a, up to a
fin ur	[fi nur]		fin + ur	adv.	so far, up to now, until now, it. finora, es. hasta ahora, ro. până acum, de. bis jetzt
finur	[fɪˈnur]		fenu + -(a)r	n.	fission, splitting, it. fissione, divisione, de. Spaltung
firmion	[fɪrə̆mɪˈon], [fɪrə̆ˈmjon]		{loan} Fermi; firmi + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) fermion
fis	[fis]		fixus, -um	adj.	fixed, firm, permanent, steady
fit	[fit]		fētus, -um	n.	baby, fetus, de. Säugling, Fötus
fi tri iur	[fi tri ɪˈur], [fi tri jur]		fi + tri + iur	adv.	three days ago, day before the day before yesterday, fr. avant-avant-hier, il y a trois jour, ca. fa tres dies, it. tre giorni fa, es. trasanteayer, trasantier, ro. răsalaltăieri, sc. dinnàntis, de. vorvorgestern
fitur	[fɪˈtur]		fe + -(a)tur	n.	maker, creator, manufacturer, it. facitore, fabbricatore, fr. faiseur, es. hacedor, ro. făcător, de. Macher, Hersteller, Erzeuger
fivan	[fɪˈvan]		feu + -an	adj.	faithful, loyal, fr. féal, fidèle, it. fedele, es. pt. fiel, de. treu, loyal
flac	[flak]		flaccus, -um	adj.	flabby, flappy, flaccid, fr. flasque, ca. flac, it. fiacco, pt. fraco, de. schlapp, schlaff, schlabberig
flam	[flam]		flamma	n.	flame, es. llama, de. Flamme
flar	[flar]		*flārō, -āre < *flāgrāre < frāgrāre	v.t.	smell, sense smell of, ca. flairar, pt. cheirar, de. riechen →flarar, flari
				v.cop.	smell, emit smell (of: di)
				v.i.	smell, emit smell (of: di)
flarar	[flɐˈrar]		flar + -ar	n.	sense of smell, olfaction, it. olfatto, de. Geruchssinn
flari	[ˈflarɪ]		flar + -i	n.	smell, odor, it. odore, ca. olor, flaire, pt. cheiro, de. Geruch
flat	[flat]		*flatō, -āre	v.i.	fart, release disgusting smell →flati
flati	[ˈflatɪ]		flat + -i	n.	fart
flesi	[ˈflesɪ]		*flexiō, -īre< {freq.} flectere, flectō, flexī, flexum {-si: 'flexible' should be recognisable}	v.t.	bend, it. flettere, fr. fléchir, ca. corbar, de. biegen →flisibe, flisit
				v.refl.	bend, give in, it. flettersi, es. combarse, de. sich biegen, sich krümmen, nachgeben
fliroi	[flɪˈroɪ], [flɪˈroj]		{loan}	n.	(chem) flerovium, Fl {element 114}, ca. flerovi
flisibe	[flɪˈsibə]		flesi + -(a)be	adj.	flexible, bendable, pliable, ro. flexibil, de. biegsam, flexibel
flisit	[flɪˈsit]		flesi + -(a)t	adj.	bent, it. flesso, es. corvo, de. gebogen
floc	[flok]		floccum	n.	flake, small tuft, small wisp (of wool) →flucoi
flucoi	[flʊˈkoɪ], [flʊˈkoj]		floc + -oi	n.	bush, es. arbusto, de. Busch →singlar robi flucoi
flui	[ˈfluɪ], [fluj]		*fluiō, -īre < fluere, fluō, flūxī, flūxum; {-i-: like cat. and it.}	v.i.	flow, it. fluire, ca. fluir, ro. curge, de. fließen →fluiu, mflui
fluiu	[flʊˈiʊ], [flwiw], [ˈflujʊ]		fluidus, -a, -um; flu(i) + -iu	adj.	fluid, liquid (also [chem]), it. fluido, de. flüssig
				n.	fluid, it. fluido, de. Flüssigkeit
Flumb' Amason	[flum bɐmɐˈson]		flumb(e) + Amason	n.prop.	Amazon River; usually just Amason
flumbe	[ˈflumbə]		flūmen, -inem	n.	river, it. fiume, scn. ciumi, fur. flum, ro. flum, sc. fiúmene, flúmini, frummi, frúmmini, de. Fluß →Flumb' Amason, flumbel
flumbel	[flʊmˈbel]		flumb(e) + -el	n.	creek, it. ruscello, fiumicello, ca. rierol, es. arroyo, pt. riachuelo, de. Bach
fluor	[flʊˈor], [flwor]		{loan}	n.	(chem) fluorine, F {element 9}, ca. fluor
Flur	[flur]		Flōra	n.prop.	Flora
flur	[flur]		flōs, -rem	n.	flower →culiflur, mfluri
flus	[flus]		fluxus, -um	n.	flux
foc	[fok]		focus, -um	n.	fire, fr. feu, ca. foc, it. fuoco, es. fuego, pt. fogo, ro. foc, scn. focu, sc. focu, fogu, de. Feuer →ram foc
foi	[ˈfoɪ], [foj]		-e>j- *foveum < fovea	n.	hole, pit, {vulgar} asshole, arsehole, vagina, orifice (sexualised or vulgarised or abused), it. buca, es. hoyo, ro. gaură, de. Loch, Erdloch, Grube, {vulgär} Körperöffnung (jedwede) →foi cul, foi nir
foi cul	[ˈfoɪ kul], [foj kul]		foi + cul	n.	(anat.) {vulgar} anus, arsehole, asshole, butt hole, anus, fr. trou du cul, it. buco del culo, de. Arschloch →buc apuiar, buc nac
foi nir	[ˈfoɪ nir], [foj nir]		foi + nir	n.	black hole, it. buco nero, fr. trou noir, es. agujero negro, de. schwarzes Loch
fol	[fol]		folium	n.	leaf, sheet (of paper), foil, it. foglia, fr. feuille, es. hoja, ro. foaie, sc. fogia, foglia, folla, foza, de. Blatt, Folie
fol	[fol]		follem	n.	{archaic} bellows, it. soffietto, mantice, es. fuelle, ro. foale, de. Balg
fonu	[ˈfonʊ]		*funduō, -ere < fundere, fundō, fūsum; fūdī {-u: part. fr. -u, it. cat. -s, but it. also has 'fonduta'}	v.t.	melt, smelt, thaw, merge, blend, it. fondere, ca. fondre, es. hundir, de. schmelzen, auftauen, vermengen →cufonu, funuai, funur, sfonu
for	[for]		*forō, -āre; forātum	v.i.	bore, pierce, puncture, it. forare, pt. furar, fr. forer, de. bohren, durchstechen →furat, furatur
fos	[fos]		fossa	n.	pit, ditch, it. fossa, es. hoyo, foso, de. Grube →fos liun, fos srec
fosfu	[ˈfosfʊ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) phosphorus, P {element 15}, ca. fòsfor
fos liun	[fos tlɪˈun], [fos tljun]		fos + liun	n.	lion's den, fr. gueule du loup, it. fossa dei leoni, pt. cova dos leões, ro. groapa cu lei, de. Höhle des Löwen
fos srec	[fos strek]		fos + srec	n.	slurry pit, de. Jauchegrube →sricai
fotu	[ˈfotʊ]		*futuō, -ere; futūtum	v.t.	fuck, shag {vulgar}, ca. fotre, follar, it. fottere, scopare, trombare, es. follar, coger, joder, pt. foder, rup. fut, ro. fute, regula, sc. fútere, de. ficken, vögeln, bumsen →cucop, futur, ses
frac	[frak]		falx, -cem	n.	scythe, it. falce, ca. dalla, sc. friulana, rm. fautsch, pt. gadanha, ro. coasă, cs. kosa, de. Sense; cmp. es. hoz →fracel
fracel	[frɐˈkel]		frac + -el	n.	sickle, it. falce, ca. falç, sc. falche, farche, es. hoz, de. Sichel →fracel i mratel
fracel i mratel	[frɐˈke lim brɐˈtel]		fracel + i + mratel	n.	hammer and sickle, it. falce e martello, de. Hammer und Sichel
fracun	[frɐˈkun]		falcō, -nem	n.	falcon, ca. falcó, it. falco, falcone, es. halcón, de. Falke
frag	[fraŋ]		frāgum	n.	strawberry →gilat frag
frai	[ˈfraɪ], [fraj]		*fragō, -ere < frangere, frangō, frāctum; {nasal infix lost}	v.t.	break, fracture, squeeze, it. frangere, ro. frânge, de. zerbrechen, quetschen →crep, ropu
Francisc	[frɐŋˈkisk]		Francisca, -us	n.prop.	Francisca, Frank
Frang	[fraŋ]		Francus, -a, -um	n.prop.	Frankish, Frank {person from Francia or Franconia} →Frangi
Frangi	[ˈfraŋɡɪ]		{calque} Francia; Frang + -i	n.prop.	France →frangi, frangian, Giri Frangi
frangi	[ˈfraŋɡɪ]		{loan} #fr France; Frangi	n.	(chem) francium, Fr {element 87}, ca. franci
frangian	[frɐŋɡɪˈan], [frɐŋˈɡjan]		Frangi + -an	adj.prop.	French, de. französisch
				n.prop.	French, de. Franzose, Französin
frans	[frants]		fraxinus, -um	n.	ash tree, it. frassino, es. fresna, ca. freixe, sc. fràssu, fur. frassin, de. Esche
fras	[fras]		phrasis, -im < {loan} #el φράσις	n.	(ling.) phrase, sentence, it. frase, de. Satz, Phrase →spluri fras
frat	[frat]		*fartō, -āre < {freq.} farcīre, farciō, farsī, fartum	v.t.	stuff, fill (with: di), it. farcire, es. hartar, de. füllen, stopfen →fratat, mre
				v.refl.	fill up, fill oneself (with: di), it. riempirsi, sfamarsi, es. llenarse, hartarse, de. sich vollstopfen, sich satt essen →mre
fratat	[frɐˈtat]		frat + -at	adj.	stuffed, filled (with: di), it. farcito, ripieno, es. relleno, fr. farci, de. gefüllt, gestopft →fratat di car
fratat di car	[frɐˈtat̚ di kar]		fratat + di + car	adj.	stuffed with meat, it. ripieno con carne, es. relleno con carne, fr. farci a la viande, de. fleischgefüllt
frau	[ˈfraʊ], [fraw]		-*r- faber, -rum	n.	smith, blacksmith, forger, it. fabbro, fucinatore, ferraio, es. herrero, pt. ferreiro, forjador, de. Schmied →frauc
frauc	[frɐˈuk], [frawk]		fabrica	n.	forge, ca. farga, fr. forge, es. fragua, de. Schmiede →frau
frei	[ˈfreɪ], [frej]		*frīgiō, -āre < frīgere, frīgō	v.t.	roast, fry, pan-fry, it. friggere, ca. fregir, fr. frir, es. freir, pt. frigir, ro. frige, de. braten, frittieren →frit
frest	[frest]		C(V)- fenestra	n.	window
fret	[fret]		'feretrum < φέρετρον	n.	coffin, bier, it. feretro, ca. fèretre, taüt, es. ataúd, féretro, de. Sarg, Bahre
freu	[ˈfreʊ], [frew]		-*r- *fēbilis, -em < flēbilis, -em	adj.	feeble, fr. faible, ca. feble, it. fievole, de. dürftig, kraftlos
(fri)	[fri]	not used in isolation	*=feriō, -īre < *ferīre, *feriō, *ferīvī, *fertum < ferre, ferō, tulī, lātum	v.stem.	bear, carry, propose, bring forth, fr. -férer, -frir, ca. -ferir, oc. -ferir, -frir, es. -ferir, -frecer, -frir, pt. -ferir, -ferecer, -frecer, it. -ferire, -frire, ro. -fera, -feri →difri, frit, prifri, rifri, sufri, trafri, ufri
fri.	[fri]		fri(val)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Feb.
friben	[frɪˈben]		ferventem	adj.	hot, fiery, it. bollente, ca. calent, ro. fierbinte, de. heiß →ap friben
fric	[frik]		*fricō, -āre; frictum	v.t.	rub, chafe, it. fregare, de. reiben, sich wärmen an
frim	[frim]		*firmem < firmum	adj.	firm, stable, stiff, tight →pumber frim
fripen	[frɪˈpen]		{loan} #la frequentem	adj.	frequent, it. frequente, ro. frecvent, de. häufig →fripintat
fripintat	[frɪpɪnˈtat]		fripen + -(i)tat	n.	frequency (also [phys.]), it. frequenza, de. Frequenz, Häufigkeit →erts
fris	[fris]		*frēsō, -āre < {freq.} frendere, frendō, frenduī, frēsum; {-s: freq. is common: it. fresare, sp. fresar, fr. fraiser}	v.t.	mortise, mill, cut, it. fresare, de. fräsen →fristur
frisc	[frisk]		friscus, -a, -um	adj.	fresh, not preserved, recently obtained, not stale, es. reciente, fresco, it. fresco, ca. fresc, nou, de. frisch
fristur	[frɪsˈtur]		fris + -(a)tur	n.	milling machine, router, it. fresa, de. Fräse
frit	[frit]		fre(i) + -(a)t	adj.	fried →aviu frit, frutiu, nati frit, pisc frit, pul frit
				n.	roast, it. arrosto, fr. rôti, de. Braten →frit bou, frit caval
(frit)	[frit]	not used in isolation	{remodelled like a regular supine, like '*fertus'}; fri + -(a)t	adj.stem.	born, carried, proposed, brought forth →fritiu
frit bou	[frit ˈboʊ], [frit bow]		frit + bou	n.	beef roast, it. arrosto di manzo, fr. rôti de bœuf, es. asado de vaca, de. Rinderbraten
frit caval	[frit kɐˈval]		frit + caval	n.	horse roast, de. Pferdebraten
(fritiu)	[frɪˈtiʊ], [frɪˈtiw]	not used in isolation	{modelled after 'fertilis' with '-ilis' > '-icus' > '-īvus'}; frit + -iu	adj.stem.	fertile, de. fruchtbar →frutiu
friu	[ˈfriʊ], [friw]		frīgidum	adj.	cold, it. freddo, ca. fred, fr. froid, es. pt. frio, ro. frig, sc. friru, fritu, frídu, de. kalt →au friu, mfriu, repu friu, sambe friu, tenu friu
Friulter	[frɪʊlˈter], [frjʊlˈter]		Frigoriterra	n.prop.	Þrjótur/Iceland
frival	[frɪˈval]		-*r- februārius, -um	n.	(month) February →fri.
froc	[frok]		*forbicem < forficem	n.	scissors, ca. tisores, it. forbici, ro. foarfecă, foarfece, de. Schere
fron	[fron]		frōns, -tem	n.	(anat.) forehead, front, it. fronte, fr. front, de. Stirn, Front →afron
frot	[frot]		fortis, -em	adj.	strong; loud →cof frot, froti
froti	[ˈfrotɪ]		frot + -i	n.	strength, ca. força, it. forza, fr. force, ro. forță, de. Stärke
frucet	[frʊˈket]		*forcetta < forca	n.	fork, fr. fourchette, it. forcetta, es. tenedor, ro. furcă, de. Gabel →frucet fen, frucitoi
frucet fen	[frʊˈket fen]		frucet + fen	n.	pitchfork, hay fork, it. forca, es. huerca de heno, de. Heugabel
frucitoi	[frʊkɪˈtoɪ], [frʊkɪˈtoj]		frucet + -oi	n.	pitchfork, hay fork, muckrake, dung fork, it. forcone, ca. forca, de. Mistgabel, Heugabel
frum	[frum]		fōrma	n.	form, shape, it. forma, sc. folma, forma, fromma, de. Gestalt, Form →cufrum, frumac, spluri frum
frumac	[frʊˈmak]		*formāticum; frum + -ac	n.	yoghurt
frumic	[frʊˈmik]		formīcam	n.	ant →frumicai, proc frumic, us frumic
frumicai	[frʊmɪˈkaɪ], [frʊmɪˈkaj]		frumic + -ai	n.	anthill, fr. fourmilière, ca. formiguer, it. formicaio, ro. furnicar, pt. formigueiro, es. hormiguero, de. Ameisenhaufen
frut	[frut]		fructus, -um	n.	fruit, it. frutto, de. Frucht →afrut, asuc frut, frutiu, frutos, frut pripoi afumat, frutus
frutiu	[frʊˈtiʊ], [frʊˈtiw]		{reinterpreted fritiu, dissimilating from frit}; frut + -iu	adj.	fertile, (rarely) fruity, it. fertile, de. fruchtbar →afrutiu, frutus
frutos	[frʊˈtos]		frut + -os	n.	(chem) fructose, ca. es. fructosa, it. fruttosio, pt. frutose, de. Fruktose, Fruchtzucker →asuc frut
frut pripoi afumat	[frut prɪˈpoɪ ɐfʊˈmat], [frut prɪˈpoj ɐfʊˈmat]		frut + pripoi afumat	n.	smoked peppers, it. peperone affumicato, de. geräuchter Paprikaschoten
frutun	[frʊˈtun]		fortūna	n.	luck, fortune →pi frutun
frutus	[frʊˈtus]		frut + -us	adj.	fruity, it. fruttato, es. afrutado, de. fruchtig →frutiu
fu	[fu]	past tense of e	*fūə < fuit < {3sg.perf.act.ind.} esse	v.cop.	was (past of 'to be') →is cil fu
				v.aux.	{past passive marker}
				v.t.0s.	there was, it. c'era, de. es gab
fui	[ˈfuɪ], [fuj]		*fūgō, -ere; fūgitum < *fugō, -ere, fugitum; {all Rom.: vowel raising or long 'u'}	v.i.	flee, run away, escape, fr. fuir, ca. pt. fugir, it. fuggire, es. huir, ro. fugi, sc. fughíre, fuíre, fui, fúere, de. flüchten, fliehen, weglaufen, entkommen →afui, fuir
fuir	[fʊˈir], [fwir]		fui + -(a)r	n.	flight, fleeing, escape, leak, leakage, fr. fuite, it. fuga, es. fuga, huida, ca. pt. fuga, fugida, de. Flucht, Entweichen (Leck)
fulic	[fʊˈlik]		folliculus, -um	n.	skin, membrane of fruit, pomace, marc, fr. marc, peau, it. vinaccia, pelle, es. hollejo, de. Schale (von Früchten), Trester, Treber
fum	[fum]		*fūmō, -āre; fūmātum	v.i.	smoke, it. fumare, de. rauchen →afum, fumi
fumi	[ˈfumɪ]		{calque} fūmus, -um; fum + -i	n.	smoke, fume →pifumi
fun	[fun]		fundus, -a, -um	n.	bottom, ground, fund, basis, es. it. fondo, de. Grundlage, Boden, Grund, Basis, Fonds, Fundus →cvarc fun
				v.t.	found, establish, start, constitute, it. fondare, fr. fonder, ca. fundar, de. gründen →funamen
funamen	[fʊnɐˈmen]		fun + -amen	n.	groundwork, foundation, basis, ca. fonament, it. fondamento, de. Fundament, Grundlage
				n.	foundation, ca. fundació, de. Gründung; Stiftung
funebe	[fʊˈnebə]		fundibulum	n.	trebuchet, ca. trabuc, trabuquet, oc. fonilh, es. fundíbulo, de. Trebuchet →mbut
fung	[fuŋ]		fungus, -um	n.	mushroom, es. hongo, it. fungo, ca. fong, bolet, de. Pilz →fung stop, fung tin
fung stop	[fuŋ stop]		fung + stop	n.	wood hedgehog (mushroom), it. steccherino, es. lengua de gato, ca. llengua de bou, ro. burete țepos, de. Semmelstoppelpilz, qtax. hydnum repandum
fung tin	[fuŋ tin]		fung + tin	n.	shaggy ink cap, it. fungo dell'inchiostro, ca. bolet de tinta, ro. burete de cerneală, de. Schopftintling, qtax. coprinus comatus
funitiu	[fʊnɪˈtiʊ], [fʊnɪˈtiw]		{loan} #el φωνητικός; funit + -iu	adj.	(ling.) phonetic, sound, it. fonetico, de. phonetisch, lautlich
				n.	phonetics, it. fonetica, de. Phonetik, Lautlehre →spluri soni
funtan	[fʊnˈtan]		fontāna	n.	fountain, ca. font, it. fontana, pt. fonte, es. fuente, fontana, ro. fântână, de. Springbrunnen, Fontäne
funuai	[fʊnʊˈaɪ], [fʊˈnwaj]		fonu + -ai	v.t.	foundry, it. fonderia, dt Gießerei
funulogi	[fʊnʊˈloɡɪ]		funu + -(u)logi	n.	phonology, it. fonologia, de. Phonologie →sistim soni, spluri sistim soni
funur	[fʊˈnur]		fonu + -(a)r	n.	fusion, smelting, melting, it. fusione, de. Verschmelzung, Schmelzung, Fusion
fur	[fur]		furnus, -um	n.	oven, fr. four, ca. forn, it. forno, es. horno, fur. fôr, rup. furnu, fur, sc. forru, furru, de. Ofen →gras fur, mfur
fur	[fur]		*fūrō, -āre; fūrātum	v.t.	steal, it. rubare, ca. robar, fr. voler, es. robar, hurtar, pt. robar, furtar, ro. fura, de. stehlen →furar, furat, furatur, furel, furiu
furan	[fʊˈran]		{loan}	n.	(chem) furan, it. furano, de. Furan →pat-idru-furan, PIF
furar	[fʊˈrar]		fur + -ar	n.	theft, it. pt. furto, ca. ro. furt, es. hurto, de. Diebstahl
furat	[fʊˈrat]		for + -at	n.	hole, puncture, it. buco, foro, ca. forat, es. agujero, de. Loch, Durchstich
furat	[fʊˈrat]		fur + -at	adj.	stolen, it. rubato, de. gestohlen →mrec furat
furatur	[fʊrɐˈtur]		for + -atur	n.	drill, ca. trepant, it. succhiello, trapano, es. taladro, taladradora, de. Bohrer →furatur nifilat
furatur	[fʊrɐˈtur]		fur + -atur	n.	thief, fr. voleur, ca. lladre, it. ladro, ro. hoț, fur, de. Dieb
furatur nifilat	[fʊrɐˈtur nɪfɪˈlat]		furatur + nifilat	n.	cordless drill, de. Akkubohrer
furel	[fʊˈrel]		fur + -el	n.	ferret, it. furetto, ca. fura, fr. furet, es. hurón, pt. furão, ro. nevăstuică, de. Frettchen
furest	[fʊˈrest]		forestam	n.	forest {default, concrete term}; cultivated/administered forest →bosc, Furest Nir, rab' ascon furest, selu
Furest Nir	[fʊˈrest nir]		furest + nir	n.prop.	Black Forest →furistniran, pastit Furest Nir
furi	[ˈfurɪ]		-(')- +V forīs	adv.	outside, outdoors, it. fuori, es. fuera, pt. fora, afora, de. außerhalb
				prep.	out, out of, outside of, except, de. aus, außerhalb von, außer
furistniran	[fʊrɪstnɪˈran]		Furest Nir + -an	n.prop.	Black Forester, s.o. from Black Forest, language of Black Forest
furiu	[fʊˈriʊ], [fʊˈriw]		{calque} fūrtīvo; fur + -iu	adj.	furtive, stealthy, poacher-like, es. it. furtivo, ca. furtiu, de. heimlich, klammheimlich, verstohlen
fus	[fus]		fūsus, -a, -um	n.	spindle, ca. ro. fus, es. it. pt. fuso, sc. fusu, de. Spindel, Welle
fusc	[fusk]		fuscus, -um	adj.	dark, murky, ca. fosc, it. fosco, de. dunkel, diesig, trüb
futon	[fʊˈton]		{loan} #el φῶς; fut + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) photon
futur	[fʊˈtur]		fotu + -(a)r	n.	fucking (act or process), ro. futere, de. Ficken →pi futur
				interj.	fuck!, it. cazzo, mierda, es. coño, de. Scheiße! →futur, e tan gustus
futur, e tan gustus	[fʊˈtur e taŋ ɡʊsˈtus]		futur + e + tan + gustus	phr.	fuck, she/he is so hot!, es. ¡Coño, qué candente está!
G
gadulini	[ɡɐdʊˈlinɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) gadolinium, Gd {element 64}, ca. gadolini
Gai	[ˈɡaɪ], [ɡaj]		Gaia, -us	n.prop.	Gaia, Gaius
gai	[ˈɡaɪ], [ɡaj]		gāvia	n.	gull, seagull, mew, ca. gavina, it. gabbiano, gavina, pt. gaivota, ro. gaie, de. Möwe
galasi	[ɡɐˈlasɪ]		-V- galaxiā < {loan} #el γᾰλᾰξῐ́ᾱς	n.	galaxy
Gali	[ˈɡalɪ]		-j- Gallia	n.	Gaul, Gallia, it. Gallia, de. Gallien →galian
gali	[ˈɡalɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) gallium, Ga {element 31}, ca. gal·li
galian	[ɡɐlɪˈan], [ɡɐˈljan]		Gali + -an	adj.	gaulish, Gaul, Gallic, it. gallo, de. gallisch, Gallier
gas	[ɡas]		{loan} #nl gas	n.	(chem) gas, it. gas, de. Gas →gas scapar
gas scapar	[ɡas skɐˈpar]		gas + scapar	n.	exhaust, exhaust gas, fr. gaz d'échappement, de. Abgas, Abluft
ge	[ɡe]		*gē	n.	(letter) g, G, U+0047, U+0067 →ac, ef
gel	[ɡel]		*gelō, -āre	v.t.	freeze, it. gelare, ca. gelar, de. einfrieren, vereisen →geli, gilat
				v.i.0s.	freeze, es. helar, de. frieren
				v.refl.	freeze, it. gelare, gelarsi, es. helarse, de. gefrieren, erfrieren, zufrieren, vereisen
geli	[ˈɡelɪ]		{calqua} #la *gelum < gelū; gel + -i	n.	frost, it. gelo, ca. gelada, gebre, fr. givre
gen	[ɡen]		gentem	n.	person, human, man, woman, people, {gender neutral}, es. persona, gente, humana, humano, ombre, mujer, fur. int, de. Person, Mensch, Mann, Frau, Leute, {geschlechtsneutral} →cal gen, dom, fim, fimiu, gini, masc, masciu, ombe, pop, sinur
gende	[ˈɡendə]		*generō, -āre; generātum	v.t.	create, generate, it. generare, es. generar, fr. générer, ro. genera, de. erzeugen, schaffen, generieren →gendi, gindar, gindat, gindatur, ngende
gendi	[ˈɡendɪ]		{calque} genus, generis; gend(e) + -i	n.	genre, type, kind, class, category, gender (of noun), voice (of verbs), it. genere, ro. gen, fr. genre, de. Art, Kategorie, Typ, Genre, Geschlecht (von Substantiven), Aktionsart (von Verben) →gendi sambe
gendi sambe	[ˈɡendɪ ˈsambə]		gendi + sambe	n.	blood type, ca. grup sanguini, it. gruppo sanguigno, de. Blutgruppe
Genu	[ˈɡenʊ]		Genua	n.prop.	Genoa, fr. Gênes, it. Genova, lij. Zêna, fur. Gjenue, de. Genua
giga-	[ˈɡiɡɐ]		{loan} giga {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	giga, 1e9, G →giga
				num.	billion, milliard, 1e9
gigan	[ɡɪˈɡan]		gigantem	n.	giant, it. gigante, de. Riese, Gigant, Koloß
gilat	[ɡɪˈlat]		gel + -at	adj.	frozen, ca. gelat, de. gefroren
				n.	ice cream, ca. gelat, de. Speiseeis →gilat frag
gilat frag	[ɡɪˈlat fraŋ]		gilat + frag	n.	strawberry ice cream
gincu	[ˈɡiŋkʊ]		+V *gincō < ginkiō < {loan} #ja 銀杏	n.	ginkgo
gindar	[ɡɪnˈdar]		gend(e) + -ar	n.	generation (process of generating), generation (step of generating), creation, it. creazione, creatura, produzione, generazione, de. Erzeugung, Generierung, Kreation, Generation →gindar litriutat
gindar litriutat	[ɡɪnˈdar lɪtrɪʊˈtat], [ɡɪnˈdar lɪtrjʊˈtat]		gindar + litriutat	n.	electric power generation, it. generazione di corrente, fr. production d'électricité, de. Stromerzeugung
gindat	[ɡɪnˈdat]		gend(e) + -at	n.	creature, creation (result of creating), generation (result of creating), it. creatura, creazione, de. Geschöpf, Kreatur, Kreation
gindatur	[ɡɪndɐˈtur]		gend(e) + -atur	n.	generator, creator, it. generatore, creatore, de. Erzeuger, Generator
				adj.	generating, it. generatore, de. erzeugend
gines	[ɡɪˈnes]		{loan} #el genesis	n.	genesis
gingiu	[ɡɪŋˈɡiʊ], [ɡɪŋˈɡiw]		gingīva	n.	gum (of the teeth), it. oc. gengiva, ca. geniva, fr. gencive, de. Zahnfleisch
gini	[ˈɡinɪ]		{loan} #de Gen; {with reduced stem vowel; -i ending to distinguish from gen}	n.	gene, ca. gen, it. gene, de. Gen →ginilogi, giniom
ginilogi	[ɡɪnɪˈloɡɪ]		gini + -(u)logi	n.	genetics, it. genetica, de. Genetik, Vererbungslehre →spluri iriutar
giniom	[ɡɪnɪˈom], [ɡɪˈnjom]		{loan} #el γονιδίωμα; gini + om	n.	genome, it. genoma, de. Genom →gini
ginuc	[ɡɪˈnuk]		*genuculum < *geniculum < genū	n.	(anat.) knee, ca. genoll, it. ginocchio, pt. joelho, Knie →cut, per, peu
gir	[ɡir]		*gīrō, -āre < gȳrāre	v.t.	turn, spin, rotate →cugir, giratur, giri
				v.refl.	turn, spin, rotate (by itself)
giratur	[ɡɪrɐˈtur]		gir + -atur	n.	turner, driver, s.t./s.o. who/that turns or drivers, screwdriver, drill, de. Dreher, Schraubendreher, Bohrer, Bohrmaschine →giratur nifilat, giratur rec
giratur nifilat	[ɡɪrɐˈtur nɪfɪˈlat]		giratur + nifilat	n.	cordless drill, cordless screwdriver, de. Akkuschrauber, Akkubohrmaschine
giratur rec	[ɡɪrɐˈtur rek]		giratur + rec	n.	screwdriver, it. cacciavite, giravite, fr. tournevis, es. atornillador, de. Schraubendreher, Schraubenzieher →giratur rec nifilat
giratur rec nifilat	[ɡɪrɐˈtur rek nɪfɪˈlat]		giratur rec + nifilat	n.	cordless screwdriver, de. Akkuschrauber
giri	[ˈɡirɪ]		gir + -i	n.	turn, spin, rotation, twirl, tour, it. giro, de. Umdrehung, Drehung, Tour, Runde →Giri Frangi, ni giri
Giri Frangi	[ˈɡirɪ ˈfraŋɡɪ]		giri + Frangi	n.	Tour de France, oc. Torn de França, it. Giro di Francia, pt. Volta da França, ro. Turul Franței, nl. Ronde van Frankrijk
girman	[ɡɪrə̆ˈman]		Girman(i) | -(i)	adj.prop.	Germanian
Girmani	[ɡɪrə̆ˈmanɪ]		-Vr- -j- Germania	n.prop.	Germania →girman
girmani	[ɡɪrə̆ˈmanɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) germanium, Ge {element 32}, ca. germani
gis	[ɡis]		gypsum	n.	gypsum, plaster of paris, ca. guix, it. gesso, es. yeso, pt. giz, de. Gips →gisar, ngis
gisar	[ɡɪˈsar]		gis + -ar	n.	plasterer, ca. guixar, de. Gipser
glan	[ɡlan]		-l- glāns, -dem	n.	acorn, it. ghianda, ca. gla, fr. gland, es. bellota, sc. grande, lande, lanne, de. Eichel; cmp. es. landre
				n.	(anat.) glans, es. it. glande, ca. fr. gland, sc. grande, lande, lanne, de. Eichel (anat.) →glan fal, glanul
glan fal	[ɡlaɱ fal]		glan + fal	n.	(anat.) glans penis, glas clitoris, de. Peniseichel, Klitoriseichel, Klitorisspitze
glanul	[ɡlɐˈnul]		{calque} glandula; glan + -ul	n.	(anat.) gland, ca. glàndula, it. ghiandola, es. glándula, pt. glândula, ro. glandă, de. Drüse →glanul pang, glanul tim, miulac
glanul pang	[ɡlɐˈnul paŋ]		glanul + pang	n.	(anat.) pancreas, de. Bauchspeicheldrüse →miulac
glanul tim	[ɡlɐˈnul tim]		glanul + tim	n.	(anat.) thymus, it. timo, de. Thymusdrüse →miulac
glir	[ɡlir]		glīs, -rem	n.	dormouse, it. ghiro, fr. loir, es. lirón, de. Siebenschläfer
globe	[ˈɡlobə]		{loan} #la globus	n.	globe, global, worldwide, comprehensive, overall, it. globo, ca. globus, de. Globus, Erdball, global, gesamt, weltweit, ganzheitlich, pauschal →globe ter, grou, sulumen globe
globe ter	[ˈɡlobə ter]		globe + ter	n.	terrestrial globe, it. globo terrestre, de. Erdball, Erdkugel
glucos	[ɡlʊˈkos]		{loan} #el γλεῦκος	n.	(chem) glucose, ca. es. fr. glucosa, pt. glicose, ro. glucoză, de. Glukose, Traubenzucker →-os
glur	[ɡlur]		glōria	n.	glory, fr. gloire, it. gloria, de. Pracht, Herrlichkeit →glurus
glurus	[ɡlʊˈrus]		glur + -us	adj.	glorious
goi	[ˈɡoɪ], [ɡoj]		*gaudiō, -īre < gaudīre < gaudēre, gaudeō, gāvīsum	v.t.	enjoy, it. godere (>-uto), es. gozar, ca. gaudir, fr. jouir, de. genießen
gradin	[ɡrɐˈdin]		gardīnus, -um	n.	garden
grai	[ˈɡraɪ], [ɡraj]		-(d)i- gladius, -um	n.	short sword, fro. glai, fr. épée, it. spada, es. espada, de. kurzes Schwert
gram	[ɡram]		{loan} gramma	n.	(phys., unit) gram, g, it. grammo, de. Gramm →cilu-gram, mas
gran	[ɡran]		grandis, -em	adj.	large, big, grand →Cral Gran, granis, ult gran cap marel
grang	[ɡraŋ]		grānica	n.	farm, ca. granja, it. fattoria, es. finca, granja, pt. fazenda, granja, ro. fermă, de. Bauernhof; cmp. fr. grange
granis	[ɡrɐˈnis]		gran + -is	adj.	huge
gras	[ɡras]		*grassum < crassum	adj.	fatty, fat, thick {from fat}, greasy, it. grasso, de. fett, fettleibig, dick, feist →ficat gras, mac
				n.	fat, blubber, grease, ca. greix, it. grasso, de. Fett →gras fur
gras fur	[ɡras fur]		gras + fur	n.	baking fat
grat	[ɡrat]		*glacius, -um	n.	ice, it. ghiaccio, ca. gel, rm. glatsch, sc. astra, de. Eis →acit grat, dat grat, grat sicat, Mar Grat, Mar Grat Bural, Mar Grat Usral, picatur grat
grati	[ˈɡratɪ]		{calque} grātiae; grat(i) + -i	n.	thanks, thank-you, it. grazie, pt. graças, de. Dank →ni grati
(grati)	[ˈɡratɪ]	not used in isolation	*gratiō, -āre; gratiātum	v.stem.	thank →rigrati
gratoli	[ɡrɐˈtolɪ]		*grātuliō, -āre < grātulāre, grātulō, grātulātum	v.t.	congratulate, ca. gratulare, es. felicitar, ro. felici, ura, de. gratulieren, beglückwünschen
grat sicat	[ɡrat sɪˈkat]		grat + sicat	n.	dry ice, it. ghiaccio secco, ro. gheață uscată, de. Trockeneis
grau	[ˈɡraʊ], [ɡraw]		gradus, -um	n.	degree, level, ast. ca. pt. grau, oc. gra, degrà, it. grado, fr. degré, grade, de. Grad, Rang, Stufe →centi-grau
(greg)	[ɡreŋ]	not used in isolation	*gregō, -āre; gregātum	v.stem.	herd, assemble →agreg, cugreg, sigreg
grei	[ˈɡreɪ], [ɡrej]		grex, -gem	n.	flock, herd, it. gregge, es. grey, de. Herde
(gres)	[ɡres]	not used in isolation	*gresso < (ag)gredior, (ag)gressus < gradior	v.stem.	step, walk, go →agres, prugres
greu	[ˈɡreʊ], [ɡrew]		*grevis, -em < gravis, -em	adj.	serious, grave, ca. ro. greu, it. greve, grave, de. schwer, schwerwiegend →grevi, griutat, pisat
				n.	seriousness, graveness, severity, earnest, it. gravità, ca. gravetat, de. Schwere, Ernst, Ernsthaftigkeit
grevi	[ˈɡrevɪ]		greu + -i	n.	seriousness, graveness, severity, earnest, it. gravità, ca. gravetat, de. Schwere, Ernst, Ernsthaftigkeit
gril	[ɡril]		gryllum	n.	cricket, ca. grill, de. Grille
griliac	[ɡrɪlɪˈak], [ɡrɪˈljak]		{loan} #fr grillage	n.	brittle (confection), fr. nougatine, it. croccante, es. pt. crocante, cs. griliáš, de. Krokant →pastit griliac
griman	[ɡrɪˈman]		germānus, -a	n.	(kin) sibling, brother, sister →griman ast, grimanel, grimanoi, griman pren, griman sroc, tra griman
griman ast	[ɡrɪˈma nast]		griman + ast	n.	(kin) step-sibling, step-sister, step-brother, it. fratellastro, sorellastra, ca. germanastre, de. Stiefschwester, Stiefbruder
grimanel	[ɡrɪmɐˈnel]		griman + -el	n.	(kin) younger sibling, younger brother, younger sister →grimanel ast
grimanel ast	[ɡrɪmɐˈne last]		grimanel + ast	n.	(kin) younger step-sibling
grimanoi	[ɡrɪmɐˈnoɪ], [ɡrɪmɐˈnoj]		griman + -oi	n.	(kin) elder silbing, elder brother, elder sister →grimanoi ast
grimanoi ast	[ɡrɪmɐˈnoɪ ast], [ɡrɪmɐˈnoj ast]		grimanoi + ast	n.	(kin) elder step-sibling
griman pren	[ɡrɪˈmam pren]		griman + pren	n.	(kin) uncle, aunt, parent's sibling →tiul
griman sroc	[ɡrɪˈman tstrok]		griman + sroc	n.	(kin) sibling-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law, it. cognato, cognata, fr. belle-soeur, beau-frère, ca. cunyat, cunyada, de. Schwager, Schägerin
gris	[ɡris]		-(V) *grīseus, -um	adj.	(colour) grey, gray →balin gris
griutat	[ɡrɪʊˈtat], [ɡrjʊˈtat]		greu + -(i)tat	n.	gravity, it. gravità, ro. gravitate; gravitație, ca. gravetat, ro. greutati, rup. griutati, de. Schwerkraft →pesi
gro	[ɡro]		-VV- gruem < grūs	n.	crane (bird), it. gru, fr. grue, ca. grua, es. grulla, ro. grui, de. Kranich
gros	[ɡros]		*grossus, -a, -um	adj.	thick, large, fat (shape) →butel gros, sutil
grou	[ˈɡroʊ], [ɡrow]		globus, -um	n.	ball (shape), sphere, de. Kugel →cusinec a grou, globe, gruiu
gruiu	[ɡrʊˈiʊ], [ɡrwiw], [ˈɡrujʊ]		gro(u) + -iu	adj.	ball-shaped, round like a ball, it. sferico, de. kugelrund
grumel	[ɡrʊˈmel]		*glomellus, -um < glomus, -um	n.	clew (of yarn), ravel, pt. novelo, it. gomitolo, groviglio, ghiomo, oc. groumel, ro. ghem, de. Knäuel →grumel lan
grumel lan	[ɡrʊˈmel lan]		grumel + lan	n.	clew of wool, es. ovillo de lana, de. Wollknäuel
grut	[ɡrut]		*glūtə < *glūtis/glūs, glūtem < glūten, glūtenis	n.	glue, goo, it. colla, fr. glu, pt. grude, de. Kleber, Kleister, Leim →grutin, gruton
grutin	[ɡrʊˈtin]		{loan} #la glūten, glūtinis; grut + -in	n.	gluten, it. glutine, de. Gluten, Weizenkleber
gruton	[ɡrʊˈton]		{calque}; grut + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) gluon
gul	[ɡul]		gula	n.	(anat.) throat, gorge, it. gola, pt. goela, de. Rachen, Kehle; cmp. fr. gueule, ro. gură →laring
gust	[ɡust]		gustus, -um	n.	taste, fr. goût, ca. gust, oc. gost, es. it. gusto, ro. gust, sc. gustu, de. Geschmack →gustus
gustus	[ɡʊsˈtus]		gust + -us	adj.	tasty; {colloquial} sexy, hot, pt. gostoso, de. lecker; heiß, scharf, sexy →dilitus, futur, e tan gustus, radutur, scitur
gut	[ɡut]		gutta	n.	drop (of fluid), it. goccia, ca. es. pt. gota, ro. gută, fr. goutte, de. Tropfen
I
i	[i]		-(')- -(C) et	conj.	and →acidruc, aliol, fracel i mratel, i ... i, i mitis, i ncur, -inti, mac rau i nir, mili, miluni
-i	[i]		-ium; {merged with} -iōnem, -ūra, -entia, -ia	suff.n.<n./v.	{nominaliser, makes events or objects or topics or underlying concepts from verbs (or from nouns)} →alumbi, calibri, catrici, cavi, conti, copi, cropi, curi, dimani, dingi, divisi, flari, flati, Frangi, froti, fumi, geli, gendi, giri, grati, grevi, ioci, ioi, lesi, Limani, loci, mbiuti, mirbel, misuri, moi, mosi, mpiri, muci, murituri, nascui, nimurituri, nresi, perni, pes, piduni, pimituri, pobi, prapi, prisiuturi, proi, pungi, puri, resti, rigratituri, riligi, risisti, rispusi, risrebi, rivesi, robi, roi, rupui, scavi, scriti, sesisturi, sevi, singi, sircit, soni, spes, spluri, spusi, suprili, tembi, tori, Turci, -uloge, ungi, valvi, viaci
-i	[i]		-(an)i	suff.n.<adj.	{makes places from languages or people who already end in -an} →Apitani, Arinini, girman, lustan, Sradini, Usrali
i	[i]		*ī	n.	(letter) i, I, U+0049, U+0069 →ac, je
-i	[i]		-(')- -ī; {from -it, -īre, -ītus verb endings}	suff.v.<n./adj.	{denominalizer for some stems with inherited supine in '-ītum'} →fini, mfluri, uni
Iacme	[ɪˈakmə], [ˈjakmə]		*Jacomus, -um < Jacōbus, -um	n.prop.	James, ca. Jaume, oc. Jacme, it. Giacomo, es. Jaime, pt. Jaime, fur. Jacum →Iacou
Iacou	[ɪɐˈkoʊ], [jɐˈkow]		Jacōbus, -um	n.prop.	Jacob, Jake, fr. Jacques, it. Giacobbe, es. Jacobo, Diego, Yago, pt. Jacó, Tiago, ro. Iacob, de. Jakob →Iacme
iacu	[ɪˈakʊ], [ˈjakʊ]	no passive	-kw- *iacuō, -ēre < iacēre, iaceō, iacuī, iacitum	v.i.	lie, it. giacere (>-uto), ca. jaure, jeure (>jagut), ro. zăcea (>zăcut), de. liegen
ian.	[ɪˈan], [jan]		ian(ar)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Jan.
ianar	[ɪɐˈnar], [jɐˈnar]		-(w)a- januārius, -um	n.	(month) January, de. Januar →ian.
iat	[ɪˈat], [jat]		*jectō, -āre < {freq.} jacere, jaciō, jēcī, jactum; {-c(i): from freq. like fr. jeter, it. gettare; ja-: vowel dissimilation}	v.t.	throw, it. gettare, fr. jeter, es. lanzar, de. werfen →aiatiu
-ic	[ik]		*-icə < -icāre; {merged with} -ificāre, -izāre, -ēscere, -idiāre	suff.v.<n./adj.	{generic denominaliser}, -ify, -ise, become {from adj. or n.}, make {from adj. and n.} →amalic, claric, crutic, imanic, -it, -it, lambic, liciric, lucivic, mbunic, ncavalic, ne-, nidic, nigutic, nimurituric, pacic, pritic, puric, ramilic, rispiric, singic, undic, unic, urganic, uric
Ics	[iks]		{loan} Higgs	n.prop.	Higgs →cam Ics
ics	[iks]		+x *ix	n.	(letter) x, X, U+0058, U+0078 →isilon, vu
iculogi	[ɪkʊˈloɡɪ]		icu + -(u)logi	n.	ecology, it. ecologia, de. Ökologie →iculugiu
iculugiu	[ɪkʊlʊˈɡiʊ], [ɪkʊlʊˈɡiw]		iculog(i) + -iu	adj.	organic, ecological, it. organico, biologico, ecologico, de. biologisch, ökologisch
-ide	[ˈidə]		{loan}	suff.n.<n.	(chem) -ide, -ido {anion suffix}, -ide {similarity/family suffix}, it. -uro {suffisso d'anione}, -ide {suffisso di famiglia}, pt. -eto, -ida, de. -id →cluride, idride, uside
idride	[ɪˈdridə]		idr(u) + -ide	n.	(chem) hydride, it. idruro, fr. hydrure, de. Hydrid
idr-osi	[i ˈdrosɪ]		idr(u)- + osi	n.	(chem) hydroxy (group), it. -idrossi-, gruppo idrossile, de. Hydroxy(group), -hydroxy- →acitat alumbi dui-idr-osi
idru	[ˈidrʊ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) hydrogen, H {element 1}, ca. hidrogen, de. Wasserstoff →bom idru, clor idru, idride
				precomp.	(chem) hydric, hydr- →idr-osi, idru-crabunat, idr-uside, idru-tartat putasi, pat-idru-furan, PIF
idru-crabunat	[ˈidrʊ krɐbʊˈnat]		idru- + crabunat	n.	(chem) bicarbonate, hydrocarbonate, HCO3 →idru-crabunat sodi
idru-crabunat sodi	[ˈidrʊ krɐbʊˈnat ˈsodɪ]		idru-crabunat + sodi	n.	(chem) sodium bicarbonate, sodium hydrogencarbonate, baking soda, NaHCO3
idr-usid' alumbi	[i drʊˈsi dɐˈlumbɪ]		idr-usid(e) + alumbi	n.	(chem) aluminium hydroxide , Al(OH)3, it. idrossido di alluminio, de. Aluminiumhydroxid
idr-uside	[i drʊˈsidə]		idr(u)- + uside	n.	(chem) hydroxide, it. idrossido, de. Hydroxid →idr-usid' alumbi
idru-tartat putasi	[ˈidrʊ tɐrə̆ˈtat pʊˈtasɪ]		idru- + tartat + putasi	n.	(chem.) potassium hydrogen tartrate, potassium bitartrate, cream of tartar, it. idrogenotartrato di potassio, bitartrato di potassio, cremor tartaro, de. Kaliumhydrogentartrat, Kaliumbitartrat, Weinsäure →tart
-ifet	[ɪˈfet]		{calque} -ficem; {with meaning of} -ficialis; i + fet	suff.adj.<n./adj.	made with/at/in/by/according to ... →casifet, ratifet
Igit	[ɪˈɡit]		V+ -gi- Aegyptus, -um	n.prop.	Egypt, it. Egitto, pt. Egito, de. Ägypten
i ... i	[i i]		i + i	conj.2adv.	both ... and, it. sia ... sia, ro. și ... și, de. sowohl ... als auch
-il	[il]		{loan} #el ῡ̔́λη	suff.n.	(chem) -yl {substance formative}, it. -ilo, -ile, de. -yl →alcil, butil, crab-usil, itil, mitil, prupil, vinil
Ilin	[ɪˈlin]		V+ *Helēna < Helena	n.prop.	Helen
ilion	[ɪlɪˈon], [ɪˈljon]		{loan} {uses the same ending as all noble gases}	n.	(chem) helium, He {element 2}, ca. heli
ilui	[ɪˈluɪ], [ɪˈluj]		V+ *illūdiō, -īre < illūdere, illūdō, illūsum; {-i- from 3sg}	v.t.	deceive, delude, fool, mock, it. illudere, ingannare, es. iludir, engañar, de. täuschen, irreführen, verarschen, veräppeln, betrügen, schwindeln →iluimen
iluimen	[ɪlʊɪˈmen], [ɪlujˈmen]		ilui + -(a)men	n.	illusion, mirage, fata morgana, it. miraggio, illusione, de. Täuschung, Trugbild, Fata Morgana
iman	[ɪˈman]		{loan} #fr aimant < #la adamās < #el ἀδᾰ́μᾱς; or possibly inherited from *adimantem	n.	magnet, ca. imant, fr. aimant, es. imán, pt. íman, ímã, it. magnete, calamita, ro. magnet, de. Magnet →imanic, imanisme, letr-iman
				adj.	magnetic, de. magnetisch →cam iman
imanic	[ɪmɐˈnik]		iman + -ic	v.t.	magnetize, ca. es. pt. imantar, it. magnetizzare, de. magnetisieren →imanicamen, imanicar
imanicamen	[ɪmɐnɪkɐˈmen]		imanic + -amen	n.	magnetization (result), es. imanación, ro. magnetizație, de. Magnetisierung (Ergebnis)
imanicar	[ɪmɐnɪˈkar]		imanic + -ar	n.	magnetization (process), es. imanación, ro. magnetizare, de. Magnetisierung (Vorgang)
imanisme	[ɪmɐˈnismə]		iman + -isme	n.	magnetism, de. Magnetismus →letr-imanisme
imbe	[ˈimbə]		ingven, -inis	n.	groin, it. inguine, fr. aine, es. ingle, sc. ímbana, ímmina, de. Leiste, Leistengegend
i mitis	[i mɪˈtis]		i + mitis	phr.	and yourself? how about yourself?, de. und selbst?
-in	[in]		-īna	suff.n.<n./adj./v.	{generic diminutive, variant; nominaliser: often places or the art of doing s.t.} →Arinini, cafin, caralin, crutin, cuclarin, cuin, drapin, grutin, iucin, micin, natin, niutin, rispirin, ruin
-in	[in]		{loan}	suff.n.	(chem) -yne {substance formative} , alkyne, it. -ine, de. -yn
i ncur	[iŋ ˈkur]		i + ncur	conj.	and yet, and still, it. eppure, fr. et encore, es. aunque, empero, ro. totuși, de. und doch, trotzdem
inde	[ˈində]		interim	n.	instant, moment in time, it. attimo, istante, gl. intre, instante, de. Augenblick, Moment →cur inde, minde
Indi	[ˈindɪ]		-nd- India	n.prop.	India, de. Indien →indiu, Mar Indi
indi	[ˈindɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) indium, In {element 49}, ca. indi
indiu	[ɪnˈdiʊ], [ɪnˈdiw]		Ind(i) + -iu	adj.	(colour) indigo, it. indaco, ca. indi, anyil, es. índigo, añil, pt. anil, índigo
inep	[ɪˈnep]		V+ *jiniperus, -um < jūniperus, -um	n.	juniper berry, fr. genièvre, ca. ginebró, es. baja de enebro, pt. baga de zimbro, junípero, de. Wacholderbeere →inipar
inergi	[ɪˈnerə̆ɡɪ]		{loan} #la energīa < #el ἐνέργειᾰ; {stress like in gr.}	n.	(phys.) energy, it. energia, de. Energie →inergi mur, inergi pusit, inergi sulic, tsul
inergi mur	[ɪˈnerə̆ɡɪ mur]		inergi + mur	n.	(phys.) kinetic energy, de. Bewegungsenergie →inergi pusit
inergi pusit	[ɪˈnerə̆ɡɪ pʊˈsit]		inergi + pusit	n.	(phys.) potential energy, ro. energie potențială, de. Lageenergie →inergi mur
inergi sulic	[ɪˈnerə̆ɡɪ sʊˈlik]		inergi + sulic	n.	solar energy, it. energia solare, de. Sonnenenergie
inipar	[ɪnɪˈpar]		inep + -ar	n.	juniper (shrunk or tree), fr. genévrier, ca. ginebre, it. ginepro, es. enebro, junípero, pt. zimbro, junípero, ro. ienupăr, jneapăn, sc. gheníperu, chiníberu, tzinníbiri, níbbaru, de. Wacholder
(-int)	[int]	not used in isolation	-nt *-inta < -ginta	suff.num.stem.	{obsolete} {base for suffix for numbers 20,...,90} →-inti
-inti	[ˈintɪ]		-int + i	suff.num.<num.	{obsolete} {forms numbers 20,...,90} →ciminti, deca, nuinti, patinti, sisinti, sitinti, trinti, utinti, vinti
io.	[ˈiʊ], [iw]		(d)io.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Thu., de. Do.
ioc	[ɪˈok], [jok]		*jocō, -āre; jocātum	v.t.	play, it. giocare, es. jugar, pt. jogar, fr. jouer, de. spielen →ioci, iucin
				v.i.	play, it. giocare, es. jugar, pt. jogar, fr. jouer, de. spielen
ioci	[ɪˈokɪ], [ˈjokɪ]		{calque} jocus, -um; ioc + -i	n.	game (play), fur. zûc, es. juego, de. Spiel →iucun
iodi	[ɪˈodɪ], [ˈjodɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) iodine, I {element 53}, ca. iode
ioi	[ɪˈoɪ], [joj]		io(u) + -i	n.	youth, ca. joventut, jovent, it. gioventù, giovinezza, es. juventud, fr. jeunesse, ro. tinerețe, junime, de. Jugend
Iorc	[ɪˈorə̆k], [jorə̆k]		{loan} #en York	n.prop.	York →Iorc Nou
Iorc Nou	[ɪˈorə̆k ˈnoʊ], [jorə̆k now]		{calque} #en New York; Iorc + nou	n.prop.	New York →iurcnuan
ios	[ɪˈos], [jos]		deorsum	adv.	down, it. giù, {dated} guiso, ro. jos, ca. avall, oc. aval, de. runter, hinunter, herunter →abas, su
iota-	[ɪˈotɐ], [ˈjotɐ]		{loan} yotta {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	yotta, 1e24, Y →iota
				num.	septillion, quadrillion, 1e24
iotu-	[ɪˈotʊ], [ˈjotʊ]		{loan} yocto {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	yocto-, 1e-24, de. yokto-
Iou	[ɪˈoʊ], [jow]		Jovem < {acc} Juppiter, Jūpiter	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Jupiter, it. Giove, ca. Júpiter, de. Jupiter
iou	[ɪˈoʊ], [jow]		-(C) *jubenis, -em < juvenis, -em	adj.	young, it. giovane, ca. oc. jove, es. juven, fr. jeune, ro. tânăr, june, de. jung →ioi, iou ast, ivan
iou ast	[ɪˈoʊ ast], [jow ast]		iou + ast	n.	youngster, yob, tyke, it. giovinastro, de. Halbstarker, Lümmel, Bengel
(ipt)	[ipt]	not used in isolation	{loan} #el ἑπτά	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) hept- {substance formative for C7}, it. ept-, de. Hept- →iptan, is, ut
iptan	[ɪpˈtan]		ipt + -an	n.	(chem) heptane, C7H16, it. eptano, de. Heptan
irei	[ɪˈreɪ], [ɪˈrej]		V+ *ē'rigiō, -īre < ērigere, ērigō, ērēctum; {influenced by rei}	v.t.	build, raise, erect, fr. ériger, it. erìgere, ergere, es. erigir, pt. erigir, erguer, de. aufrichten, errichten →irit
ireu	[ɪˈreʊ], [ɪˈrew]		V+ hērēs, -dem	n.	heir, heiress, it. erede, ca. hereu, de. Erbe, Erbin, Thronfolger →iriut
iridi	[ɪˈridɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) iridium, Ir {element 77}, ca. iridi
irit	[ɪˈrit]		ire(i) + -(a)t	adj.	erected, erect, upright, it. eretto, de. errichtet, aufgerichtet, aufrecht
iriut	[ɪrɪˈut], [ɪˈrjut]		{calque} hērēditāre; {the lat. is itself shortened to avoid '-itātitāre'}; ireu + -(i)t	v.t.	inherit, it. ereditare, fr. hériter, ca. heretar, es. heredar, de. erben →iriutar, iriutat, iriutumbe, tramit
iriutar	[ɪrɪʊˈtar], [ɪrjʊˈtar]		iriut + -ar	n.	inheriting, inheritance, de. Vererbung →spluri iriutar
iriutat	[ɪrɪʊˈtat], [ɪrjʊˈtat]		iriut + -at	n.	heritage, inheritance, it. eredità, fr. héritage, hoirie, es. herencia, ro. moștenire, de. Erbe (das), Erbschaft, Hinterlassenschaft →iriutumbe
iriutumbe	[ɪrɪʊˈtumbə], [ɪrjʊˈtumbə]		iriut + -umbe	n.	inheritance, heritage, it. eredità, fr. héritage, hoirie, es. herencia, ro. moștenire, de. Erbschaft, Hinterlassenschaft →iriutat
iroi	[ɪˈroɪ], [ɪˈroj]		V+ *hērōjem < hērōs, hērōem	n.	hero, ca. heroi, it. eroe, fr. héros, es. héroe, ro. erou, scn. iroi, de. Held →iruiu
Irom	[ɪˈrom]		*Hieromimə < Hieronyma, -us	n.prop.	Hieronyma, Hieronymo
iruiu	[ɪrʊˈiʊ], [ɪˈrwiw], [ɪrˈujʊ]		iro(i) + -iu	adj.	heroic, ca. heroic, de. heldenhaft
is	[is]		{?} **est eccu illu qui	adv.	{interrogative mood marker} →com is cos e, com is cos ti e, is cil e, is cil fu, 's
-is	[is]		-(C) -issimum	suff.adj.<adj.	extremely, most, as ... as possible, super {absolute superlative} →caris, granis, mrutis, pravis, pravis, pucis, rutis, trupis, trupis
(is)	[is]	not used in isolation	{loan} #el ἑξα-	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) hex- {substance formative for C6}, it. es-, de. Hex- →esa-, ipt, isan, pint
isam	[ɪˈsam]		{loan} #la exāmen	n.	exam, it. esame, ca. examen, pt. exame, de. Examen, Prüfung
isan	[ɪˈsan]		is + -an	n.	(chem) hexane, C6H14, it. esano, de. Hexan
is cil e	[is ki le]		is + cil + e	phr.	Is this ...?
is cil fu	[is kil fu]		is + cil + fu	phr.	Was this ...?
isilon	[ɪsɪˈlon]		*ȳpsīlon	n.	(letter) y, Y, U+0059, U+0079 →ics, sit
isit	[ɪˈsit]		esi + -(a)t	adj.	exited, gone/come out, it. uscito, de. verlassen
				n.	exit, it. uscita, es. salida, ro. ieșire, de. Ausgang
-isme	[ˈismə]	-i drops after vowel	-CC- -ismus, -um	suff.n.<n./adj.	-ism, it. -ismo, fr. -ism, de. -ismus →imanisme, urganisme, urgasme
ist	[ist]		īnsula	n.	island →istan
				v.t.	isolate, insulate, de. isolieren
istan	[ɪsˈtan]		ist + -an	adj.	insular, it. insulare, isolano, de. Insel-
				n.	islander, it. isolano, de. Inselbewohner
istitut	[ɪstɪˈtut]		{loan} institūtum	n.	institute, it. istituto, de. Institut
Isu	[ˈisʊ]		Jēsus, -ūs	n.prop.	Jesus
isu-	[ˈisʊ]		{loan}	pref.	(chem) iso- →isuprupanul
isuprupanul	[ɪsʊprʊpɐˈnul]		isu- + prupanul	n.	(chem) isopropanol, isopropyl alcohol, IPA, it. alcool isopropilico, isopropanolo, de. Isopropanol
(it)	[it]	not used in isolation	{loan}	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) eth- {substance formative for C2}, it. et-, de. Eth-, Äth- →itan, itil, mit, prup
-it	[it]		{loan}	suff.n.<n.	(chem) -ite {anion in lower oxidisation state}, it. -ito, de. -it →clurit, nitrit
-it	[it]		*-itō, -āre; {merged with} *-iciāre	suff.v.<v.	-itate {frequentative, iterative, diminuitive for verbs} →cantit, -ic, -it, livit, mangit, musit, pruit, rivit, scrivit
-it	[it]		-ītis, -dem < #el -ῖτις	suff.n.<n.	(med.) -itis, ca. es. -itis, fr. it. pt. -ite, de. -ite →cilulit
-it	[it]	-i drops after vowel	*-itō, -āre; {merged with} *-iciāre, -tāre	suff.v.<v./n./adj.	-tate {verb variant formation, verb formation, originally frequentative, iterative, diminuitive for verbs; variant of -it} →-ic, iriut
itan	[ɪˈtan]		it + -an	n.	(chem) ethane, it. etano, de. Ethan, Äthan →itanul
itanul	[ɪtɐˈnul]		itan + -ul	n.	(chem) ethanol , ethyl alcohol, it. etanolo, alcol etilico, de. Ethanol, Äthanol, Ethylalkohol, Äthylalkohol
-itat	[ɪˈtat]	i- drops after vowel, r, l; it- sometime drops after t	V+ -itās, -tem; {merged with} -itia, -itiēs	suff.n.<adj.	-ity, -ness {abstraction, the measure/degree of some property, 'howmuchness' of s.t.; not the manifestations of a property (use -ambre), not just adj>noun conv. (use plain adj.)}, it. -ità, -ura, -ezza, -ume, de. -heit, -keit, -lichkeit, -igkeit, ⸚e →caltat, cantat, citat, fripintat, griutat, litriutat, lungitat, mitat, nratitat, ntinititat, purtat, -tat, umiutat, untat, vilucitat
itat	[ɪˈtat]		V+ aetās, -tem	n.	era, epoch, age, it. età, es. edad, de. Zeitalter, Ära →itat mian, itat pret, itat rambe
itat mian	[ɪˈtat mɪˈan], [ɪˈtat mjan]		itat + mian	n.	middle ages, it. Medioevo, Evo Medio, ca. edat mitjana, fr. Moyen Âge, ro. Evul Mediu, de. Mittelalter
itat pret	[ɪˈtat pret]		itat + pret	n.	stone age, it. età della pietra, fr. âge de pierre, de. Steinzeit
itat rambe	[ɪˈtat ˈrambə]		itat + rambe	n.	bronze age, it. età del bronzo, rm. epoca bronzului, de. Bronzezeit
iterbi	[ɪˈterə̆bɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) ytterbium, Yb {element 70}, ca. iterbi
itern	[ɪˈterə̆n]		V+ -Vr- -rn- aeterno; {borrowed}	n.	eternal, ca. ro. etern, es. it. pt. eterno, sc. eternu, de. Unendlichkeit
				n.	eternity
itil	[ɪˈtil]		it + -il	n.	(chem) ethyl, it. etilo, de. Ethyl, Äthyl →acitat itil
				adj.	ethyl-, ethylic, it. etilico, de. Ethyl-
itri	[ˈitrɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) yttrium, Y {element 39}, ca. itri
-iu	[ˈiʊ], [iw]		-īvus, -um; {merged with} -icus, -iscus {noun endings}, -idus, -ilis {verb endings}	suff.adj.<n./adj./v.	-ish, -ive, -ory, somewhat like, coloured like, {after -at, indicates durative or intensive}; also -ic, it. -ivo, -orio, -ico, ro. -iu, -ui, -iv, -ic, -oriu, -ed, -esc, de. -ig, -iv, -isch, -id →acumbiu, aiatiu, aniu, aviu, ciliu, cruciu, cruiu, cubiu, curilatiu, distimiu, ditrimatiu, farmaciu, fimiu, fluiu, fritiu, frutiu, funitiu, furiu, gruiu, iculugiu, indiu, iruiu, iuriu, litriu, litruniu, luciu, masciu, miliu, misiu, mraciu, nascutiu, nigatiu, niriu, nruiu, paciu, pristuriu, priu, psiciu, puliu, pusitiu, pusiviu, rubiu, rugiu, rumaniu, simantiu, sirmaniu, sisiu, sprusiu, sraiu, sustantiu, turciu, uligatiu, umbiu, uniu, uriu, vitiu, viu
Iuan	[ɪʊˈan], [jʊˈan]		Jōhannēs, -em	n.prop.	John
iucin	[ɪʊˈkin], [jʊˈkin]		ioc + -in	n.	toy, it. giocattolo, ca. joguina, fr. jouet, ro. jucărie, pt. brinquedo, de. Spielzeug
iucun	[ɪʊˈkun], [jʊˈkun]		jūcundus, -um; {under influence of ioci)	n.	sport, it. sport, es. deporte, gl. deporte, xogo, ca. esport, de. Sport
Iul	[ɪˈul], [jul]		Jūlia, -us	n.prop.	Julia, Julius
iumbi	[ɪˈumbɪ], [ˈjumbɪ]		*iungwjō, -ere < iungere, iungō, iūnctum; {-i: like cat.; it. has irr. part.; not in rom./arom.; -mb-: sard. has -mp-}	v.t.	join, unite, ca. junyir, fr. joindre, it. giungere, sc. lompere, de. zusammenfügen →aiumbi, cop, cuiumbi, iumbit, uni, unic
iumbit	[ɪʊmˈbit], [jʊmˈbit]		iumbi + -(a)t	adj.	joint, combined, united, together, ca. junt, it. congiunta, insieme, es. junto, de. zusammen →unit
				n.	(anat.) link, joint, board, committee, it. giunto, giunzione, es. junta, de. Verbindung, Gelenk, Naht, Gremium, Rat →ratic
iun	[ɪˈun], [jun]		junius, -a	n.	(month) June, de. Juni →iun.
iun.	[ɪˈun], [jun]		iun	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Jun.
iung	[ɪˈuŋ], [juŋ]		juncum	n.	reed, cane, ca. canya, it. canna, giunco, es. caña, junco, carrizo, ro. trestie, de. Rohr, Halm, Schilf, Ried →asuc iung
iunuc	[ɪʊˈnuk], [jʊˈnuk]		{loan} eunūchus, -um	n.	eunuch, fr. eunuque, ca. ro. eunuc, es. it. pt. eunuco, de. Eunuch →castat
iur	[ɪˈur], [jur]		diurnus, -um	n.	day (24h period), it. giorno, ca. dia, jorn, fr. jour, ro. zi, de. Tag →casci iur, di, fi dui iur, fi tri iur, iuriu, iur nascui, ni dui iur, ni tri iur, n'iur aoi
iur	[ɪˈur], [jur]		*iūrō, -āre; iūrātum	v.t.	swear, it. giurare, fr. jurer, ca. jurar, pt. jurar, ro. jura, de. schwören
iurcnuan	[ɪʊrə̆knʊˈan], [jʊrə̆kˈnwan]		Iorc No(u) + -an	adj.	New Yorker
iuriu	[ɪʊˈriʊ], [jʊˈriw]		iur + -iu	adj.	daily, ca. diari, quotidià, de. täglich →casci iur
iur nascui	[ɪˈur nɐsˈkuɪ], [jur nɐsˈkuj]		iur + nascui	n.	birthday, ca. aniversari, natalici, it. compleanno, es. cumpleaño, ro. aniversare, zi de naștere, de. Geburtstag
iuru	[ɪˈurʊ], [ˈjurʊ]		{loan} Euro	n.	euro
ivan	[ɪˈvan]		io(u) + -an	n.	youngster, it. giovane, pt. jovem, de. Jugendlicher
iver	[ɪˈver]		V+ hībernum	n.	winter, fr. hiver, it. inverno, ca. hivern, ro. iarnă, fur. unviêr, sc. iberru, ijerru, ilgerru, zerru, de. Winter →privil
Ivrop	[ɪˈvrop]		{loan} #el Εὐρώπη	n.prop.	Europe, Europa, it. Europa, de. Europa →ivropi, ivrupan
ivropi	[ɪˈvropɪ]		{loan}; Ivrop + i	n.	(chem) europium, Eu {element 63}, ca. europi
ivrupan	[ɪvrʊˈpan]		Ivrop + -an	adj.	european, it. europeo, fr. européen, de. europäisch
J
ja	[ja]		-(C) iam	adv.	already, now, by now, yet, it. già, ormai, ca. ja, es. ya, pt. já, ro. acum, deja, de. schon
je	[je]		j- *jē	n.	(letter) j, J, U+004A, U+006A →ca, i
L
la	[la]		*il'lā < illac	adv.dem.	there, ca. allà, allí, oc. alai, fr. là, y, it. lì, là, ivi, es. allí, ahí, allá, pt. aí, ali, lá, ro. acolo, colo, rup. aclo, atsia, sc. inni, incue, rm. là, de. da, dort →cai la, cil la, eu la, la cur, la u
labi	[ˈlabɪ]		labium	n.	lip, ca. llavi, it. labbro, es. labro, labio, de. Lippe →labi nruiu, labi sraiu, labi vain
labi nruiu	[ˈlabɪn drʊˈiʊ], [ˈlabɪn ˈdrwiw], [ˈlabɪn ˈdrujʊ]		labi + nruiu	n.	(anat.) inner labia, it. piccole labbra, de. innere Vulvalippen →vain
labi sraiu	[ˈlabɪs trɐˈiʊ], [ˈlabɪs trɐˈiw], [ˈlabɪs ˈtrajʊ]		labi + sraiu	n.	(anat.) outer labia, it. grandi labbra, de. äußere Vulvalippen →vain
labi vain	[ˈlabɪ vɐˈin], [ˈlabɪ vajn]		labi + vain	n.	(anat.) labia, it. labbro della vulva, de. Vulvalippen, Schamlippen
labrin	[lɐˈbrin]		labyrinthus, -um	n.	labyrinth
lac	[lak]		lacus, -um	n.	lake →Lac Liman
Lac Liman	[lak lɪˈman]		lac + Liman	n.prop.	Lake Geneva, la. Lacus Lemānus
lacun	[lɐˈkun]		lacūna	n.	lagoon, ca. llacuna, oc. lòna, it. laguna, ro. lagună, de. Lagune
la cur	[la kur]		la + cur	conj.	when {to distinguish from cur or for emphasis}, de. dann wenn
lambat	[lɐmˈbat]		lamb(e) + -at	n.	sheet metal, it. lamiera, fr. tôle, de. Blech →lambat undat
lambat undat	[lɐmˈba tʊnˈdat]		lambat + undat	n.	corrugated steel, it. lamiera ondulata, fr. tôle ondulée, es. chapa ondulada, de. Wellblech
lambe	[ˈlambə]		lāmina	n.	blade, sheet (of material), layer, it. lama, sc. frama, de. Klinge, Blatt, Lage (eines Materials) →lambat, lambe crutel, lambe dinat, lambe rastur, lambe ser, lambic
lambe crutel	[ˈlambə krʊˈtel]		lambe + crutel	n.	knife blade, it. lama di coltello, de. Messerklinge
lambe dinat	[ˈlambə dɪˈnat]		lambe + dinat	n.	toothed blade, it. lama dentellata, de. gezahnte Klinge
lambe rastur	[ˈlambə rɐsˈtur]		lambe + rastur	n.	razor blade, it. lama di rasoio, de. Rasierklinge
lambe ser	[ˈlambə ser]		lambe + ser	n.	saw blade, it. lama di sega, fr. lame de scie, hoja di sierra, de. Sägeblatt
lambic	[lɐmˈbik]		lamb(e) + -ic	v.t.	laminate, fr. lamifier, de. laminieren
lami	[ˈlamɪ]		*lambiō, -īre < lambere, lambō, lambitum; {-i- from 3sg}	v.t.	lap, lick, it. leccare, lambire, es. lamer, ro. linge, de. auflecken, auslecken, lecken, ablecken →lamitur, lim
lamitur	[lɐmɪˈtur]		lami + -(a)tur	n.	licker, licking →lamitur cul
lamitur cul	[lɐmɪˈtur kul]		lamitur + cul	n.	ass-licker, arse-licker, brown noser, sycophant, fr. lèche-cul, it. leccacolu, es. lameculo, ro. lingău, pupincurist, de. Arschlecker, Arschkriecher, Schleimer
lan	[lan]		lāna	n.	wool →crat lan, grumel lan
lanic	[lɐˈnik]		landīca	n.	(anat.) {colloquial} clit, clitoris, ro. lindic, de. Klitoris, Kitzler →fal, natur, pin, ses, vain
lantan	[lɐnˈtan]		{loan}	n.	(chem) lantanium, La {element 57}, ca. lantani
lar	[lar]		lār	n.	home, ca. llar, pt. lar, de. Zuhause →larec
larec	[lɐˈrek]		lar + -ec	n.	fireplace, chimney, it. camino, ca. xemeneia, ro. cămin, șemineu, de. Kamin →lumbe larec
laring	[lɐˈriŋ]		larynx, -gem; {borrowed}	n.	(anat.) larynx, it. laringe, de. Kehlkopf →gul
larm	[larə̆m]		lacrima	n.	tear, it. lacrima, es. lágrima, fr. larme, de. Träne
las	[las]		*laxō, -āre; laxātum	v.t.	leave (cause to remain available) (with:a), keep, let, it. lasciare, fr. laisser, ca. pt. deixar, es. dejar, ro. lăsa, de. lassen (bei:a)
lat	[lat]		lactem	n.	milk, it. latte, fr. lait, es. leche, de. Milch →alat, asuc lat, Camin Lat, lat minde, latos, suc lat
lat	[lat]		laceum < laqueum	n.	loop, noose, snare, trap, fr. lacs, it. laccio, ca. llaç, es. lazo, ro. laț, sc. latu, latzu, lassu, de. Schleife, Schlaufe, Falle, Lasso
Latin	[lɐˈtin]		Latīnum	adj.prop.	Latin →Latin Rugiu
Latin Rugiu	[lɐˈtin drʊˈɡiʊ], [lɐˈtin drʊˈɡiw]		Latin + rugiu	n.prop.	Vulgar Latin
lat minde	[lat ˈmində]		lat + minde	n.	almond milk
latos	[lɐˈtos]		lat + -os	n.	(chem) lactose, ca. es. lactosa, it. lattosio, de. Laktose, Milchzucker →asuc lat
latuc	[lɐˈtuk]		lactūca	n.	lettuce →cap latuc, latuc crisp, latuc mar
latuc crisp	[lɐˈtuk̚ krisp]		latuc + crisp	n.	frisee lettuce, es. lechuga rizada, de. Friseesalat
latuc mar	[lɐˈtuk mar]		latuc + mar	n.	sea lattuce, es. lechuga de mar, de. Meerlattich, qtax. ulva lactuca
latun	[lɐˈtun]		{loan} #ar لَاطُون‎ (lāṭūn)	n.	brass, fr. laiton, ca. llautó, pt. latão, de. Messing
la u	[la u]		la + u	conj.	where {to distinguish from u, or for emphasis}, fr. là où, de. da wo
laur	[lɐˈur], [lawr]		*labōrō, -āre; labōrātum	v.i.	work, fr. travailler, ca. treballar, it. lavorare, pt. trabalhar, es. trabajar, laburar, ro. face, lucra, de. arbeiten, werken, schaffen; cmp. ca. llaurar →culaur, laurar, lauratur
laurar	[lɐʊˈrar], [lawˈrar]		laur + -ar	n.	work, fr. travail, œuvre, ca. treball, it. lavoro, es. trabajo, ro. muncă, de. Arbeit
lauratur	[lɐʊrɐˈtur], [lawrɐˈtur]		laur + -atur	n.	worker, it. lavoratore, lavorante, operaio, fr. ouvrier, es. trabajador, obrero, ro. lucrător, muncitor, de. Arbeiter
laurensi	[lɐʊˈrentsɪ], [lawˈrentsɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) lawrencium, Lr {element 103}, ca. laurenci
lava	[ˈlavɐ]		{loan}	n.	lava
le	[le]		*il'le < ille	pron.pers.	he, she, it, him, her {3rd person sg.} →le mitis, li, li
lebe	[ˈlebə]		liber, -rum; {no reborrowing of 'i' vowel from lat.}	n.	book, fr. livre, it. libro, es. libro, ca. llibre, fur. libri, ro. carte, sc. libbru, libbaru, libburu, de. Buch →libai, libe, libe
lei	[ˈleɪ], [lej]		legō, -ere; lēctum; {related to lei}	v.t.	read, it. leggere (>letto), fr. lire (>lu), ca. llegir, oc. legir, es. leer, pt. ler, fur. lei (>let), sc. leghere (>léghidu, lessu, letu), ro. citi, lectura, de. lesen →culei, lit, silei, tralei
lei	[ˈleɪ], [lej]		lēx, -gem	n.	law, ca. llei, oc. pt. lei, fr. loi, es. ley, it. legge, ro. lege, de. Gesetz →lian
le mitis	[le mɪˈtis]		le + mitis	pron.pers.	he himself, she herself, they themselves, ca. ell mateix, ella mateixa, de. er selbst, sie selbst
lep	[lep]		lepus, -orem	n.	hare, it. lepre, fr. lièvre, es. liebre, ca. llebre, de. Hase
les	[les]		*laesō, -āre < {freq.} laedere, laedō, laesī, laesus; {-s: 'lesion' should be recognisable}	v.t.	injure →lesi
lesi	[ˈlesɪ]		les + -i	n.	injury
let	[let]		lectus, -um	n.	bed, it. letto, ca. llit, de. Bed
let	[let]		littera	n.	letter (of an alphabet), letter (written text), it. lettera, fr. lettre, ca. letra, carta, pt. letra, carta, de. Buchstabe, Brief
letr-iman	[le trɪˈman]		letr(u)- + iman	adj.	electromagnetic, de. elektromagnetisch
				n.	electromagnet, es. electroimán, fr. électro-aimant, it. elettromagnete, elettrocalamita, de. Elektromagnet
letr-imanisme	[le trɪmɐˈnismə]		letr(u)- + imanisme	n.	electromagnetism, de. Elektromagnetismus
letru-	[ˈletrʊ]	-u drops before vowel	+Cr e'lectro= < #el ἤλεκτρον	precomp.	electro-, it. elettro-, de. elektro- →letr-iman, letr-imanisme, letru-dreu, litriu, litron
letru-dreu	[ˈletrʊ ˈdreʊ], [ˈletrʊ drew]		letru- + dreu	adj.	electroweak, fr. électrofaible, ca. electrofeble, es. electrodébil, pt. eletrofraco, ro. electroslabă, it. elettrodebole, de. elektroschwach
leu	[ˈleʊ], [lew]		levis, -em	adj.	light, not heavy, it. lieve, de. leichtgewichtig →leva
leva	[ˈlevɐ]		*levō, -āre; levātum; leu + -a	v.t.	raise, lift, it. levare, ca. llevar, de. heben, hochheben, abschöpfen →livit
				v.i.	rise, it. levare, ca. llevar, de. hochkommen, aufsteigen, aufgehen, sich heben →livan
				v.refl.	get up, stand up, it. levarsi, ca. llevar, de. sich erheben, aufstehen (vom Stuhl; nach dem Schlafen)
li	[li]	before vowel: l', after vowel in prep.: 'l	ille+; illa; illum; illam	det.art.	the (singular) →a'l, cunde'l, di'l, fin li, le, Li Salvatur, lur, pi'l, tra'l
li	[li]	cataphoric pronoun	le	pron.dem.	{singular cataphoric pronoun referring to the thing described by the immediately following relative clause}, it. quello, es. lo, el, la, fr. ce, de. (der, die, das)
lian	[lɪˈan], [ljan]		{calque} leg(em) + -anum; {based on} lēgālis; le(i) + -an	adj.	legal, pertaining to law
libai	[lɪˈbaɪ], [lɪˈbaj]		leb(e) + -ai	n.	library, book store, de. it. Bibliothek, Bücherei
libe	[ˈlibə]		*līberō, -āre < liberāre	v.t.	liberate, free
				adj.	free, independent, fr. libre, it. libero, es. libre, ca. lliure, fur. libar, ro. liber, de. frei →lebe
libe	[ˈlibə]		lībra	n.	pound, fr. livre, it. libbra, es. libra, ca. lliura, fur. lire, ro. livră, sc. libba, libbra, libbera, de. Pfund →lebe
libelu	[lɪˈbelʊ]		{loan} #la {late} *lībellula	n.	dragonfly
licir	[lɪˈkir]		licēre	n.	leisure, spare time, fr. loisir, ca. oci, lleure, it. ozio, es. ocio, de. Freizeit →liciric
liciric	[lɪkɪˈrik]		licir + -ic	v.i.	enjoy leasure, take it easy, be lazy, it. oziare, de. müßiggehen, Freizeit genießen, faulenzen
licur	[lɪˈkur]		liquor, -ōrem	n.	liqueur, fr. liqueur, it. liquore, es. pt. licor, ro. lichior, de. Likör →licur ou
licur ou	[lɪˈku ˈroʊ], [lɪˈku row]		licur + ou	n.	advocaat, liqueur of eggs, de. Eierlikör
lifan	[lɪˈfan]		*lefantə < elephantus, -um	n.	elephant
lig	[liŋ]		*ligō, -āre	v.t.	bind, tie (to: a), connect, fasten, it. legare, es. pt. ligar, de. binden →culig, cunet, ligabe, ulig
ligabe	[lɪˈɡabə]		lig + -abe	adj.	(jur.) liable ; bindable, it. responsibile; legabile, de. haftbar; anbindbar →punibe, rispusabe
lim	[lim]		lingua	n.	(anat.) language, tongue, it. lingua, sc. limma, limba, de. Sprache, Zunge →criatur lim, lim cusruit, lim prim, lim primeu, lim rumaniu
				v.t.	lick, use tongue, dart one's tongue, fr. lécher, it. leccare, es. lamer, ro. linge, sc. lígnere, línghere, de. lecken, züngeln →lami
Liman	[lɪˈman]		(V)- *Allemānus, -a, -um	adj.prop.	German →liman, Limani, pastur liman
Liman	[lɪˈman]		Lemānus, -a, -um	n.prop.	pertaining to the area around Geneva; usually misinterpreted as pertaining to Germany →Lac Liman
liman	[lɪˈman]		Liman	n.prop.	German
Limani	[lɪˈmanɪ]		{calque} *Allemānia; Liman + -i	n.prop.	Germany
lim cusruit	[lim kʊstrʊˈit], [lim kʊsˈtrwit]		lim + cusruit	n.	constructed language, conlang, fr. langue construite, it. lengua artificiale, de. Kunstsprache
limen	[lɪˈmen]		elementum	n.	element, it. elemento, de. Element →limen cimi
limen cimi	[lɪˈmeŋ ˈkimɪ]		limen + cimi	n.	chemical element, it. elemento chimico, de. chemisches Element
lim prim	[lim prim]		lim + prim	n.	mother tongue, native language, L1, fr. langue maternelle, ca. llengua materna, it. madrelingua, ro. limbă nativă, de. Muttersprache
lim primeu	[lim prɪˈmeʊ], [lim prɪˈmew]		lim + primeu	n.	proto-language, it. lingua originale, de. Ursprache
lim rumaniu	[lim brʊmɐˈniʊ], [lim brʊmɐˈniw]		lim + rumaniu	n.	Romance language, it. lingua romanza, pt. língua românica, ro. limbă romanică, de. romanische Sprache
limun	[lɪˈmun]		*lemōn < {loan} #ar لَيْمُون‎ (laymūn)	n.	lemon →limunec, narang, past cu mantic limun, suc limun
limunec	[lɪmʊˈnek]		limun + -ec	n.	lime, de. Limette, Limone, it. limetta, ca. llima
ling	[liŋ]		lignum	n.	wood (material), ca. llenya, it. legno, pt. lenho, ro. lemn, rup. lemnu, lem, sc. linnu, rm. lain, fur. len, de. Holz →lingai, lingar, picatur ling
lingai	[lɪŋˈɡaɪ], [lɪŋˈɡaj]		ling + -ai	n.	lumber shop, de. Holzhandlung
lingar	[lɪŋˈɡar]		ling + -ar	n.	wood monger, wood cutter, jumberjack, ca. llenyataire, it. boscaiolo, tagliaboschi, ro. lemnar, de. Holzfäller, Holzhändler
linti	[ˈlintɪ]		linteum	n.	canvas, linen, linen cloth, ca. llenç, es. lienzo, pt. lenço, de. Leinwand, Leinen, Leintuch
lintic	[lɪnˈtik]		lentīcula	n.	lentil, it. lenticchia, fr. lentille, de. Linse
lipton	[lɪpˈton]		{loan} #el λεπτός; lipt + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) lepton
lir	[lir]		lilium	n.	lily, it. giglio, ca. lliri, es. lirio, de. Lilie
Li Salvatur	[li sɐlvɐˈtur]		li + salvatur	n.	El Salvador
Lisande	[lɪˈsandə]		*Lexandrə < Alexandra, Alexander	n.prop.	Alexandra, Alexander
lisiu	[lɪˈsiʊ], [lɪˈsiw]		lixīvum	n.	lye, alkaline solution, detergent, ca. lleixiu, it. liscivia, lisciva, ro. leșie, de. Lauge, alkalische Lösung, Reinigungsmittel →cinrat, sapun
lit	[lit]		**lītra; {loan, but similar to inherited} #la litra < #el λίτρα	n.	liter, litre, ca. litre, it. litro, ast. llitru, de. Liter
lit	[lit]		le(i) + -(a)t	adj.	read, it. letto, ca. llegit, fr. lu, de. gelesen
litei	[lɪˈteɪ], [lɪˈtej]		lītigium	n.	war, fr. guerre, ca. es. it. pt. guerra, sc. gherra, fur. vuere, lld. viera, rup. alumtã, ljuftã, ro. război, de. Krieg
liti	[ˈlitɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) lithium, Li {element 3}, ca. liti
litriu	[lɪˈtriʊ], [lɪˈtriw]		letr(u)- + -iu	adj.	electric, it. elettrico, ast. llétricu, de. elektrisch →cunitur litriu, litriutat, luc litriu
litriutat	[lɪtrɪʊˈtat], [lɪtrjʊˈtat]		litriu + -(i)tat	n.	electricity, it. elettricità, ca. electricitat, ast. lletricidá, de. Elektrizität →gindar litriutat
litron	[lɪˈtron]		{calque}; letr(u)- + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) electron →litruniu, niutin litron
litruniu	[lɪtrʊˈniʊ], [lɪtrʊˈniw]		litron + -iu	adj.	electronic, it. elettronico, de. elektronisch
liumbe	[lɪˈumbə], [ˈljumbə]		legūmen, -inis	n.	legume, ca. llegum, it. legume, es. legumbre, fur. liùm, lmo. lèmm, sc. alegúmini, legúmene, de. Hülsenfrucht
liun	[lɪˈun], [ljun]		leō, -nem	n.	lion, it. leone, de. Löwe →buc liun, fos liun
livan	[lɪˈvan]		lev(a) + -an	n.	(compass) east , eastern, ca. est, llevant, orient, it. est, levante, ro. est, de. Ost-, Osten →est
livermori	[lɪvərə̆ˈmorɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) livermorium, Lv {element 116}, ca. livermori
livit	[lɪˈvit]		lev(a) + -it	v.i.	float, hover, levitate, ca. levitar, ro. pluti, de. schweben
ln.	[ln]		(d)ln.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Mon., de. Mo.
loc	[lok]		locus, -um	n.	place, location, space, local, fr. lieu, espace, ca. espai, lloc, it. luogo, spazio, es. luego, espacio, ro. loc, spațiu, de. Platz, Ort, Raum, lokal, Orts- →aloc, luciu, mei-loc, trou loc
loc	[lok]		*lucrō, -āre; lucrātum < lucror, lucrārī	v.t.	to achieve, to manage to, to pull off, es. lograr, de. erreichen, schaffen →loci
				v.refl.	to be successful, es. lograrse, de. erfolgreich sein
loci	[ˈlokɪ]		*lucrium < lucrum; loc + -i	n.	success, gain, es. logro, de. Erfolg, Errungenschaft
long	[loŋ]		longa, -us, -um	adj.	long →lungitat, unde long
Lor	[lor]		Laura	n.prop.	Laura
loti	[ˈlotɪ]		*lutria < lutra	n.	otter, it. lontra, ca. llúdria, oc. loira, fr. loutre, es. lutria, nutria, de. Otter →loti culos
loti culos	[ˈlotɪ kʊˈlos]		loti + culos	n.	giant otter, qtax. pteronura brasiliensis, fr. loutre géante, pt. ariranha, onça-d'água, lontra-gigante, lobo-do-rio, de. Riesenotter
lu.	[lu]		(d)lu.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Sat., de. Sa.
lua	[ˈluɐ]		*luō, -āre < *lavō, -āre; {from compounds like 'diluō', but retaining -ā-}	v.t.	wash, fr. laver, (diluer), it. lavare, (diluire), ro. spăla, la, (dilua), de. waschen →dilua, dilua, luabe, luat, luatai, luatur, pulua
luabe	[lʊˈabə], [ˈlwabə]		lu(a) + -abe	n.	washable
luat	[lʊˈat], [lwat]		lu(a) + -at	n.	laundry, it. bucato, ca. bugada, es. lavado, ro. rufe, de. Wäsche
luatai	[lʊɐˈtaɪ], [lwɐˈtaj]		lu(a) + -atai	n.	wash house, washing room, it. lavatoio, lavanderia, de. Wäscherei, Waschküche
luatur	[lʊɐˈtur], [lwɐˈtur]		lu(a) + -atur	n.	washer, it. lavatrice, lavandaio, es. lavadora, lavandero, de. Waschmaschine, Spülmaschine, Wäscher →luatur vascel, luatur vistit
luatur vascel	[lʊɐˈtur vɐsˈkel], [lwɐˈtur vɐsˈkel]		luatur + vascel	n.	dishwasher, it. lavapiatti, fr. lave-vaisselle, es. lavavajillas, ca. rentaplats, ro. spalator de vase, de. Spülmaschine
luatur vistit	[lʊɐˈtur vɪsˈtit], [lwɐˈtur vɪsˈtit]		luatur + vistit	n.	wasching machine, it. lavatrice, ro. mașină de spălat, de. Waschmaschine
luc	[luk]		lūx, -cem	n.	(phys.) light {concept}, it. luce, sc. luche, lughe, de. Licht →an luc, luc litriu, lumbe, ntinititat luc, vilucitat luc
luciu	[lʊˈkiʊ], [lʊˈkiw]		loc + -iu	adj.	local, close by, it. locale, de. lokal, nahe →lucivic
lucivic	[lʊkɪˈvik]		luciu + -ic	v.t.	locate, localize, find place of, set place of, make local, it. localizzare, de. einpeilen, auffinden, verorten, niederlassen (sich), ansiedeln, lokalisieren →lucivicar
lucivicar	[lʊkɪvɪˈkar]		lucivic + -ar	n.	location, localisation, process of locating/localising, de. Auffinden, Niederlassen, Verorten, Lokalisieren
luc litriu	[luk lɪˈtriʊ], [luk lɪˈtriw]		luc + litriu	n.	electric light {concept}, it. luce elettrico, de. elektrisches Licht
Luiu	[lʊˈiʊ], [lwiw], [ˈlujʊ]		{loan} #uk Львів	n.prop.	Lviv, it. Leopoli, scn. Liòpuli, de. Lwiw, Lemberg
lum	[lum]		lumbus, -um	n.	loin, tenderloin, it. pt. lombo, es. lomo, ca. llom, ast. llombu, de. Lende
lumbe	[ˈlumbə]		lūmen, -inis	n.	lamp, small fire, light source, it. lume, es. lumbre, ca. llum, oc. lum, ro. lume, lumină, de. Lampe, Kerzenlicht →luc, lumbe canil, lumbe larec, lumbe lun, lumb' ol
lumbe canil	[ˈlumbə kɐˈnil]		lumbe + canil	n.	candle light, it. lume di candela, de. Kerzenschein
lumbe larec	[ˈlumbə lɐˈrek]		lumbe + larec	n.	ingle, chimney fire, es. lumbre de la chimenea, de. Kaminfeuer
lumbe lun	[ˈlumbə lun]		lumbe + lun	n.	moonshine, it. lume di luna, de. Mondschein
lumb' ol	[lum bol]		lumb(e) + ol	n.	oil lamp, ca. llum d'oli, de. Öllampe
lumric	[lʊmˈbrik]		*lumbrīx, -cem < lumbrīcum	n.	intestinal worm, roundword, ca. llombric, ro. limbric, de. Bandwurm, Ringelwurm, Darmwurm
lun	[lun]		lūna	n.	moon →lumbe lun, lun prin
Lunde	[ˈlundə]		*Ludne < #pgmc *Lunden < Londinium	n.prop.	London, it. Londra, fr. Londres, de. London
lungitat	[lʊŋɡɪˈtat]		long + -itat	n.	length, longitude →centi-met, cilu-met, deci-met, met, mili-met
lun prin	[lum prin]		lun + prin	n.	full moon, es. luna llena, de. Vollmond
luntan	[lʊnˈtan]		*longitānus, -a, -um	adj.	far away, far, it. lontano, fr. lointain, rm. lontan, de. (weit) entfernt
lur	[lur]		*illōrum	det.art.	the (plural) →li
lur	[lur]		*illōrum	pron.pers.	they, them {3rd person pl.}
		cataphoric pronoun		pron.dem.	{plural cataphoric pronoun referring to the things described by the immediately following relative clause}, it. quegli, es. los, las, fr. ceux, de. (die)
luscinul	[lʊskɪˈnul]		-V- *lusciniōlus, -um	n.	nightingale, it. usignolo, ca. rossinyol, pt. rouxinol, fur. rusignûl, ro. privighetoare, de. Nachtigall
lustan	[lʊsˈtan]		Lustan(i) | -(i)	adj.prop.	Lustanian
Lustani	[lʊsˈtanɪ]		-j- Lūsitānia	n.prop.	Lustany; Spain(?) →lustan
lut	[lut]		lūcius, -um	n.	pike, it. luccio, sc. lutzu, de. Hecht; cmp. ca. lluç
luteti	[lʊˈtetɪ]		{loan} #la Lūtētia	n.	(chem) lutetium, Lu {element 71}, ca. luteci
M
ma.	[ma]		(d)ma.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Tue., de. Di.
mac	[mak]		macer, -ra, -rum	adj.	meagre, thin (w/ little fat), lean, fr. maigre, ca. magre, it. magro, ro. macru, de. mager, dünn →gras
mac	[mak]		imāginem	n.	image →-ac, mac rau i nir
mac rau i nir	[mak ˈraʊ i nir], [mak raw i nir]		mac + rau + i + nir	n.	black and white image
magnesi	[mɐŋˈnesɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) magnesium, Mg {element 12}, ca. magnesi
Magunti	[mɐˈɡuntɪ]		-g- Maguntia < Mogontiacum	n.prop.	Mainz, fr. Mayence, ca. Magúncia, it. Magonza, es. Maguncia, pt. Mogúncia, de. Mainz
mai	[ˈmaɪ], [maj]		maius, -um	n.	(month) May, de. Mai →scrabei mai
				n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) May, de. Mai
mai	[ˈmaɪ], [maj]		magis	adv.	never, ca. mai, de. nie
maist	[mɐˈist], [majst]		magister, -rum	n.	master, foreman, it. maestro, fr. maître, ca. mestre, de. Meister, Lehrherr
maistat	[mɐɪsˈtat], [majsˈtat]		maiestātem	n.	majesty, it. maestà, ro. maiestate, de. Majestät
maitneri	[mɐɪtˈnerɪ], [majtˈnerɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) meitnerium, Mt {element 109}, ca. meitneri
mal	[mal]		malus, -um	adj.	bad →amalic, mal-sombi
				adv.	badly
				n.	badness, it. malizia, es. maldad, pt. maldade, de. Schlechtheit →malus
malat	[mɐˈlat]		*malabitus, -a, -um	adj.	ill, sick, it. malato, fr. malade, de. krank
mal-sombi	[mal ˈsombɪ]		mal + sombi	n.	nightmare, ca. malson, it. incubo, fr. cauchemar, ro. coșmar, de. Albtraum
malus	[mɐˈlus]		mal + -us	adj.	evil, bad, malitious, it. malizioso, malevole, ro. răutăcios, de. bösartig
man	[man]		*mandō, -āre; {related to man}	v.t.	send (to: a)
man	[man]		*manus, -ī < manus, -ūs	n.	(anat.) hand, ca. mà, it. mano, lij. lld. oc. man, ro. mână, de. Hand →bom man, brat, cut, manec, peu, pulcar man, scriur man
man-	[man]		manū-; {learned, based on man}	pref.v.<v./n.	man-, main-, manu-, hand- {not productive, but used for borrowings from Latin} →manscriut
manec	[mɐˈnek]		man + -ec	n.	glove, fr. gant, it. guanto, es. guante, sc. guante, guantu, ro. mănușă, rup. manushi, de. Handschuh
mang	[maŋ]		*manducō, -āre < *mandicāre	v.t.	eat, it. mangiare, sc. mandhicàre, ro. mânca, de. essen →mangar, mangat, mangatur, mangit, sa mang bon
mangan	[mɐŋˈɡan]		{loan}	n.	(chem) manganese, Mn {element 25}, ca. manganès, manganés, ro. mangan, de. Mangan
mangar	[mɐŋˈɡar]		mang + -ar	n.	eating, meal, it. pasto, ro. mâncat, alimentare, masă, de. Essen, Vorgang des Essens, Mahl
mangat	[mɐŋˈɡat]		mang + -at	n.	food, object of eating, ro. mâncare, de. Essen, Lebensmittel
mangatur	[mɐŋɡɐˈtur]		mang + -atur	n.	eater, de. Esser, Fresser →mangatur pic
mangatur pic	[mɐŋɡɐˈtur pik]		mangatur + pic	n.	bee-eater, fr. guêpier, ca. abellerol, es. abejaruco, ro. viespar, de. Bienenfresser
mangit	[mɐŋˈɡit]		mang + -it	v.i.	nibble, it. rosicchiare, ca. rosegar, es. comiscar, de. knabbern
manir	[mɐˈnir]		*manērə < manuāria	n.	manner, way
mans	[mants]		maxime	adv.indef.	(degree) most {superlative of mrut, pru} →Mansil, mimbe
				pron.indef.	(degree) most {superlative of mrut, pru} →mimbe
manscriut	[mɐntskrɪˈut], [mɐntsˈkrjut]		man- + scriut	n.	manuscript, it. manoscritto, de. Manuskript, Handschrift
Mansil	[mɐnˈtsil]		*Maximīlu < Maximiliānus, -a, -um, -am {under influence of mans}	n.prop.	Maximilian
mantic	[mɐnˈtik]		*mantēca < mantica	n.	cream (from milk), ca. nata, it. panna, de. Sahne, Rahm →butir, mantic ac, mantic batut, mantic ramlat, past cu mantic limun, sup mantic crucut
mantic ac	[mɐnˈti kak]		mantic + ac	n.	sour cream
mantic batut	[mɐnˈtik bɐˈtut]		mantic + batut	n.	whipped cream
mantic ramlat	[mɐnˈtik rɐmˈblat]		mantic + ramlat	n.	whipped cream with horseraddish
mantil	[mɐnˈtil]		mantēlum	n.	cape, mantle, cloak
mar	[mar]		mare	n.	ocean, sea, it. oceano, mare, es. mar, de. Ozean, Meer, die See →crou mar, latuc mar, Mar Atlas, Mar Balti, Mar Bural, Mar Grat, Mar Grat Bural, Mar Grat Usral, Mar Indi, mar mun, Mar Nort, Mar Paciu, Mar Robi, Mar Sur, Mar Usral, rit mar
Mar Atlas	[ma rɐˈtlas]		mar + Atlas	n.prop.	Atlantic ocean, it. atlantico, de. Atlantischer Ozean
Mar Balti	[mar ˈbaltɪ]		mar + Balti	n.prop.	Baltic Sea, it. mare baltico, et. Läänemeri, de. Ostsee
Mar Bural	[mar bʊˈral]		mar + bural	n.prop.	Northern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Artico, Oceano Artico, ca. Oceà Àrtic, de. Nördliches Eismeer, Arktischer Ozean
marel	[mɐˈrel]		(V)- *amarellum	adj.	(colour) yellow →brit rap marel, ult gran cap marel, ult nic cap marel
Mar Grat	[mar ɡrat]		mar + grat	n.prop.	Northern and Southern Ocean, it. Oceano Artico e Antartico, de. Eismeer, Arktischer und Antarktischer Ozean
Mar Grat Bural	[mar ɡrat bʊˈral]		mar + grat + bural	n.prop.	Northern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Artico, Oceano Artico, ca. Oceà Àrtic, de. Nördliches Eismeer, Arktischer Ozean
Mar Grat Usral	[mar ɡra tʊsˈtral]		mar + grat + usral	n.prop.	Southern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Antartico, Oceano Australe, de. Südliches Eismeer, Antarktischer Ozean
Mari	[ˈmarɪ]		-j- Marīa; Marius	n.prop.	Mary, Marius
Maril	[mɐˈril]		Ma'drid; {loan, but with normal sound shifts}	n.prop.	Madrid, es. Madrid, ast. Madrid, Madril, an. Madrit, ext. Mairil, pt. Madrid, Madri, ro. Madrid, de. Madrid
Mar Indi	[ma ˈrindɪ]		mar + Indi	n.prop.	Indian Ocean, it. Oceano Indiano, de. Indischer Ozean
mar mun	[mar mun]		mar + mun	n.	ocean, it. oceano, de. Ozean, Weltmeer
Mar Nort	[mar norə̆t]		mar + nort	n.prop.	North Sea, it. Mare del Nord, de. Nordsee
maron	[mɐˈron]		{loan} #el máraon	n.	sweet chestnut, it. marrone, fr. marron
				adj.	(colour) brown, it. marrone, fr. brun, marron, ro. maro, de. braun →amaron, us maron
Mar Paciu	[mar pɐˈkiʊ], [mar pɐˈkiw]		mar + paciu	n.prop.	Pacific Ocean, it. Pacifico, de. Pazifik, Stiller Ozean
Mar Robi	[mar ˈrobɪ]		mar + robi	n.prop.	Red Sea, ca. Mar Roig, it. Mare Rosso, ro. Marea Roșie, de. Rotes Meer
Mar Sur	[mar sur]		mar + sur	n.prop.	Southern Seas, South Pacific, es. mar del Sur, fr. Mers du Sud, de. Südsee, Südpazifik
Mar Usral	[ma rʊsˈtral]		mar + usral	n.prop.	Southern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Antartico, Oceano Australe, de. Südliches Eismeer, Antarktischer Ozean
mas	[mas]		massa	n.	(phys.) mass , large amount, large number, crowd, ca. it. pt. massa, es. masa, de. Masse →cilu-gram, gram
masapan	[mɐsɐˈpan]		{loan}	n.	marzipan
masc	[mask]		-(ra) masculus, -um	n.	man (assigned), male, with male sexual organs, {used if genital difference matters; prefer gen}, it. uomo, sc. ómine, mascu, mascru, maschiu, ca. home, es. hombre, ro. om, de. Mann, Männchen →crap masc, fim, gen, masciu, pul masc
masciu	[mɐsˈkiʊ], [mɐsˈkiw]		masc + -iu	n.	man (identifying), male, masculine (also linguistic), manly, pertaining to masculine gender, {used if ident matters; prefer gen}, ca. masculí, it. mascolino, maschile, ro. masculin, bărbătesc, de. maskulin, männlich →fimiu, masc
masil	[mɐˈsil]		māxilla	n.	(anat.) jaw, ca. maixella, it. mascella, de. Kiefer →os masil
mat	[mat]		*mactō, -āre	v.t.	kill, ca. matar, de. töten →mori, uciu
matas	[mɐˈtas]		mataxa	n.	silk, it. seta, ro. mătase, de. Seide →crat matas
mater	[mɐˈter]		māteria	n.	matter, material, substance, stuff, it. materia, de. Substanz, Stoff, Materie →mater scur
mater scur	[mɐˈter skur]		mater + scur	n.	(astron.) dark matter, it. materia oscura, ca. matèria fosca, ro. materie întunecată, de. dunkle Materie
matin	[mɐˈtin]		*matutīnum < *matūtus < māne	n.	morning →matin bon
matin bon	[mɐˈtim bon]		matin + bon	phr.	good morning
matriu	[mɐˈtriʊ], [mɐˈtriw]		*matrīva < **matrica < matrīx, -cem; {remodelled with -īvus instead of -īx like frequently from -icus}	n.	(anat.) womb, uterus, ca. úter, matriu, it. utero, es. útero, matriz, rm. madra, sc. madre, de. Gebährmutter, Uterus →buc matriu, buc nruiu matriu, buc sraiu matriu, col matriu, cudut ou, uai, vain
mau	[ˈmaʊ], [maw]		**mādə < māter, -rem; {influenced by similar shift in pau}	n.	(kin) mother, es. it. madre, fr. mère, ca. mare, gl. nai, pt. mãe, ext. mairi, ro. mamă, maică, de. Mutter, Mama →mau ast, mau mau, mau pau, mau sroc, pau mau, pren
mau ast	[ˈmaʊ ast], [maw ast]		mau + ast	n.	(kin) stepmother
mau mau	[ˈmaʊ ˈmaʊ], [maw maw]		mau + mau	n.	(kin) mother's mother, maternal grandmother, sv. mormor →ai
mau pau	[ˈmaʊ ˈpaʊ], [maw paw]		mau + pau	n.	(kin) father's mother, paternal grandmother, sv. farmor →ai
mau sroc	[ˈmaʊs trok], [maw strok]		mau + sroc	n.	(kin) mother-in-law
mbeu	[m̩ˈbeʊ], [m̩ˈbew]		n(e)- + beu	v.t.	intoxicate, it. ubriacare, fr. enivrer, ro. îmbăta, ca. es. pt. embriagar, de. betrunken machen, abfüllen →mbiut
				v.refl.	get drunk, it. ubriacarsi, fr. s'enivrer, ro. se îmbăta, de. sich betrinken
mbiut	[m̩bɪˈut], [m̩ˈbjut]		mbeu + -(a)t	adj.	drunk, drunken, intoxicated, fr. ivre, ca. ebri, it. ebbro, ubriaco, ro. îmbătat, beat, băut, de. betrunken →mbiuti
mbiuti	[m̩bɪˈutɪ], [m̩ˈbjutɪ]		mbiut + -i	n.	drunkenness, it. ubriachezza, ubriacatura, ro. beție, de. Trunkenheit
mbrat	[m̩ˈbrat]		n(e)- + brat	v.t.	embrace, ca. abraçar, it. abbracciare, es. abrazar, ro. îmbrățișa, rup. ambrats, de. umarmen
mbunic	[m̩bʊˈnik]		n(e)- + bon + -ic	v.t.	make better, it. migliorare, pt. melhiorar, de. verbessern
				v.refl.	get better, it. migliorarsi, pt. melhiorar-se, de. sich verbessern
mbut	[m̩ˈbut]		-mb- imbūtus, -a, -um	n.	funnel, fr. entonnoir, ca. embut, it. imbuto, es. embudo, pt. funil, ro. pâlnie, de. Trichter →funebe
me.	[me]		(d)me.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Wed., de. Mi.
mec	[mek]		medicus, -um	n.	physician, medical doctor, it. medico, dottore, ca. metge, lij. mêgo, fur. miedi, de. Arzt →micin
mega-	[ˈmeɡɐ]		{loan} mega {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	mega, 1e6, 1000000, M →mega
				num.	million, 1e6, 1000000 →miluni, pi mega
mei	[ˈmeɪ], [mej]		-(d)i- medius, -a, -um	adj.	middle, it. mezzo, fro. mi, fr. mi-, ca. mig, oc. mièg, miei, sc. meiu, mesu, pt. meio, ro. miez, de. mittel, mittler →camin mei
				n.	middle, means, method, it. mezzo, es. medio, ca. mig, mitjà, oc. miei, sc. meiu, mesu, fr. milieu, moyen, de. Mitte, Mittel, Methode →mian, mitat, ni mei, rimei
				num.	half, ½, it. mezzo, fr. demi, ca. mig, de. halb →mei camin
				precomp.	middle, mid-, half-, it. mezzo-, ca. mig-, fr. mi-, de. mittel-, halb- →mei-cam, mei-di, mei-loc, mei-not
mei-cam	[ˈmeɪ kam], [mej kam]		mei- + cam	n.	midfield, it. centrocampo, fr. milieu/centre de terrain, pt. meio-campo, de. Mittelfeld
mei camin	[ˈmeɪ kɐˈmin], [mej kɐˈmin]		mei + camin	n.	half way, it. metà strada, fr. mi-chemin, de. halber Weg →a mei camin
mei-di	[ˈmeɪ di], [mej di]		mei- + di	n.	noon, midday, it. mezzogiorno, fr. midi, ca. migdia, de. Mittag
mei-loc	[ˈmeɪ lok], [mej lok]		mei- + loc	n.	middle, center, place in the middle/center, fr. milieu, it. mezzo, centrocampo, de. Mitte, Mittelfeld →ring mei-loc
mei-not	[ˈmeɪ not], [mej not]		mei- + not	n.	midnight, fr. minuit, it. mezzanotte, de. Mitternacht
mel	[mel]		mel, -lis	n.	honey, it. miele, ca. mel, ro. miere, de. Honig →ap mel, culur mel, miliu, vin mel
melde	[ˈmeldə]		-Vr- merula	n.	blackbird, ouzel, ca. merla, ext. mielru, pt. melro, it. merlo, de. Amsel, Schwarzdrossel
menti	[ˈmentɪ]		*mentiō, -īre; mentītum < mentior	v.i.	tell lies, lie, it. mentire, sc. faulare, faulai, de. lügen
(meri)	[ˈmerɪ]	not used in isolation	*mergiō, -īre < mergere, mergō, mersum	v.stem.	dip, immerse, drown, overwhelm, cover, bury, sink down, engulf, hide →nemeri, smeri, sumeri
met	[met]		metrum; {loan, but like inherited} #la metrum	n.	(SI, phys., unit) metre, meter, m, it. metro, de. Meter →centi-met, cilu-met, deci-met, lungitat, mili-met
mfan	[ɱ̩ˈfan]		infāns, -antem	n.	child
mflui	[ɱ̩ˈfluɪ], [ɱ̩ˈfluj]		n(e)- + flui	v.t.	influence, it. influire, influenzare, es. influir, pt. influenciar, ro. influența, înrâuri, de. beeinflussen →mfluir, mfluit
mfluir	[ɱ̩flʊˈir], [ɱ̩ˈflwir]		mflui + -(a)r	n.	influence (act), it. influenzia, de. Beeinflussung
mfluit	[ɱ̩flʊˈit], [ɱ̩ˈflwit]		mflui + -(a)t	n.	influence, it. influenzia, de. Einfluß
mfluri	[ɱ̩ˈflurɪ]		n(e)- + flur + -i	v.i.	bloom, blossom, flower, ca. florir, it. fiorire, es. florear, florecer, ro. înflori, rup. nflorescu, de. blühen →mfluritur
mfluritur	[ɱ̩flʊrɪˈtur]		mfluri + -(a)tur	adj.	bloomish, flourishing, it. florido, fiorente, de. blühend
mfril	[ɱ̩ˈfril]		*inferīrem < inferiōrem; {re-learned from lat.}	adj.	inferior
				n.	inferiority
mfriu	[ɱ̩ˈfriʊ], [ɱ̩ˈfriw]		n(e)- + friu	v.t.	chill, cool, refrigerate, ca. refredar, de. kühlen →mfriutur
				v.refl.	become cold, get cold, es. enfriarse, de. abkühlen, kalt werden
mfriutur	[ɱ̩frɪʊˈtur], [ɱ̩frjʊˈtur]		mfriu + -(a)tur	n.	refrigerator, ca. frigorific, it. frigorifero, ro. frigider, de. Kühlschrank
mfrumatic	[ɱ̩frʊmɐˈtik]		{loan} #la *informatica	n.	computer science
mfur	[ɱ̩ˈfur]		n(e)- + fur	v.t.	bake (in an oven) →mfur pastit
mfur pastit	[ɱ̩ˈfur pɐsˈtit]		mfur + pastit	v.i.	bake a cake in the oven, put cake in the oven
mi	[mi]		*mī < me, mihi	pron.pers.	I, me {1st person sg.} →pui mi dilui
mian	[mɪˈan], [mjan]		mediānus, -a, -um; me(i) + -an	adj.	average, ordinary, medium, medium-sized, it. medio, mezzano, fr. moyen, ca. mitjà, oc. mejan, ast. mianu, gl. meán, pt. meão, de. durchschnittlich, gewöhnlich, mittel, mittelgroß →itat mian, unde mian
Micil	[mɪˈkil]		Michaēla, -us	n.prop.	Michaela, Michael
micin	[mɪˈkin]		medicīna; mec + -in	n.	remedy, medicine, drug, it. medicina, pt. mezinha, sc. medichina, meighina, de. Medizin, Heilmittel, Arzneimittel, Abhilfe, Medikament; cmp. cat metzina →rimei
micru-	[ˈmikrʊ]		{loan} micro {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	micro-, 1e-6, de. mikro- →micru, micr-unde
				num.	ppm, pieces per million, 10e-6 →pi mega
micr-unde	[mi ˈkrundə]		micr(u)- + unde	n.	microwave, it. microonda, ca. microona, de. Mikrowelle →dirair micr-unde
midal	[mɪˈdal]		-d- *medālia; {-d- semi-learned}	n.	medal
Mil	[mil]		Aemilius, -um	n.prop.	Emilio, Emily
mil	[mil]		milium	n.	millet, it. miglio, ca. mill, es. mijo, de. Hirse →avin, ori, panit, sec, spret, tric
Milan	[mɪˈlan]		-(d)i- Mediolānum	n.prop.	Milan
Mili	[ˈmilɪ]		-j- Aemīlia	n.prop.	Emily
mili-	[ˈmilɪ]		{loan} milli {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	milli-, 1e-3, de. milli- →mili, mili-met
				num.	per mille, 10e-3, es. por mil, de. Promille, hu. ezrelék →pi cilu
mili	[ˈmilɪ]		-j- mīlia < mille; {or maybe 'mille' + i}	num.	{obsolete} thousand, 1000, pt. mil, sc. mílli, míla, de. tausend →cilu
mili-met	[ˈmilɪ met]		mili- + met	n.	(phys., unit) millimetre, mm →lungitat
miliu	[mɪˈliʊ], [mɪˈliw]		mel + -iu	adj.	honey-like, honey-sweet, honey-coloured, siruppy like honey, it. mellifluo, dolciastro, pt. melado, de. honigartig, zäh wie honig, honigsüß, honigfarben →culur mel
miltar	[mɪlˈtar]		mīlitārem	n.	soldier, it. soldato, ca. militar, soldat, de. Soldat
(milun)	[mɪˈlun]	not used in isolation	*milliōnem; {neologism}	num.stem.	{obsolete} million, 1000000 →miluni
miluni	[mɪˈlunɪ]		milun + i	num.	{obsolete} million, 1000000, 1e6, pt. milhão, de. Million →mega
mimbe	[ˈmimbə]		**mimine < minime	adv.indef.	(degree) least, fewest {superlative of poc, min} →apoc, mans, prau
				pron.indef.	(degree) least, fewest {superlative of poc, min} →mans, prau
min	[min]		-(ra) minorem < minōrem {acc.} < minor, minus	adv.indef.	(degree) less, fewer {comparative of poc} →mimbe, nu min ca, prau, pru
				pron.indef.	(degree) less, fewer {comparative of poc} →mimbe, prau, pru
minde	[ˈmində]		(V)- *amindula < amygdala	n.	almond, fr. amande, ca. ametlla, it. mandorla, sc. méndula, es. almendra, pt. amêndoa, scn. mènnula, fur. mandule, de. Mandel →biscot minde, butir minde, lat minde, pastit minde
minde	[ˈmində]		*m interim < dum interim	adv.	meanwhile, it. mentre, es. mientres, ro. între timp, de. währendessen, unterdessen, inzwischen →biscot minde, inde, minde tan
				conj.	while, it. mentre, es. mientres, sc. debotantis, trassintru, ro. în timp ce, de. während
				prep.	for (an amount of time), during, thoughout, fr. pendant, durant, it. durante, ro. timp de, sc. trassíntru, intere, impeltantu, de. für (eine Zeit), während →pur
minde tan	[ˈmində tan]		minde + tan	adv.	during that time, meanwhile, fr. entretemps, pendant ce temps-là, ca. mentrestant, it. intanto, nel frattempo, es. mientras tanto, ro. între timp, de. währenddessen
mindilevi	[mɪndɪˈlevɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) mendelevium, Md {element 101}, ca. mendelevi
minge	[ˈmiŋɡə]		*mintula	n.	(anat.) {colloquial} dick, cock, penis, it. minchia, sc. mincra, de. Schwanz, Pillermann, Penis →fal
minut	[mɪˈnut]		minūtus, -a, -um	adj.	thin, slim, slender, small, minute, it. minuto, de. klein, zierlich, zart
				n.	minute, it. minuto, de. Minute
mion	[mɪˈon], [mjon]		{loan} µ < #el μῦ; mi + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) muon, it. muone, ro. miuon, pt. muão, múon, de. Myon →niutin mion
mir	[mir]		*mirō, -āre	v.t.	look at, watch, marvel at →mirac, mirbeli
mirac	[mɪˈrak]		mirāculum; mir + -ac	n.	miracle, it. miracolo, es. milagro, pt. milagre, ro. minune, miracol, sq. mrekulli, de. Wunder →miracus
miracus	[mɪrɐˈkus]		mirac + -us	adj.	miracle-like, miraculous
mirbel	[mɪrə̆ˈbel]		mirbel(i) | -(i)	v.t.	surprise, astonish (about: sra), it. meravigliare, sorprendere, es. sorprender, de. überraschen, verwundern
				v.refl.	be surprised, be astonish (about: sra), it. meravigliarsi, sorprendersi, es. sorprenderse, de. sich wundern, überrascht sein, staunen
mirbeli	[mɪrə̆ˈbelɪ]		-j- -Vr- mīrābelia < mīrābilis, -em; {no r metathesis under influence of mir}	n.	surprise, astonishment, it. meraviglia, sorpresa, es. sorpresa, de. Überraschung, Verwunderung →mirbel
mis	[mis]		mēnsis, -em	n.	month →casci mis, misiu
miscu	[ˈmiskʊ]		*miscuō, -ēre < miscēre, misceō, mistum; {-u- from supine in *-ut}	v.t.	mix, blend, stir in, it. mescolare, es. mecer, mezclar, ro. amesteca, de. mischen, verrühren; cmp, it. mèscere (>-iuto), ro. mește (>mescut), rup. mescu (>miscutã) →miscut
miscut	[mɪsˈkut]		miscu + -(a)t	adj.	mixed, it. misto, de. gemischt →miscut ses
miscut ses	[mɪsˈkut ses]		miscut + ses	adj.	mixed-sex, de. gemischtgeschlechtlich
misi	[ˈmisɪ]		{loan} missiō, -ōnem	n.	mission, it. missione, de. Mission, Aufgabe, Einsatz, Unternehmung
misiu	[mɪˈsiʊ], [mɪˈsiw]		mis + -iu	adj.	monthly, ca. mensual, it. mensile, mensilmente, pt. mensal, de. monatlich
mison	[mɪˈson]		{loan} #el μέσον; mis + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) meson
mister	[mɪsˈter]		*mini'sterum < ministerium	n.	craft, job, occupation, profession, trade, it. mestiere, fr. métier, pt. mister, de. Handwerk, Gewerbe, Beruf
mistu	[ˈmistʊ]		*mēnstruiō, -ere < *mēnstruitāre < mēnstruāre, mēnstruō, mēnstruātum	v.i.	menstruate, it. mestruare, es. pt. menstruar, de. menstruieren, die Regel haben, die Periode haben, die Tage haben →mistur
mistur	[mɪsˈtur]		mistu + -(a)r	v.i.	menstruation, period, it. mestruazione, de. Regelblutung, Regel, Periode, Tage, Menstruation →bulit mistur
misur	[mɪˈsur]		*mēnsūrō, -āre; mēnsūrātum < {freq.} mētīrī, mētior, mēnsus	v.t.	measure, it. misurare, es. medir, ro. măsura, de. messen →misurar, misurat, misuratur, misuri
misurar	[mɪsʊˈrar]		misur + -ar	n.	measurement (process), ca. mesurament, it. misurazione, es. medición, ro. măsurare, de. Messung (Vorgang)
misurat	[mɪsʊˈrat]		misur + -at	n.	measurement (result), ca. mesura, it. misura, es. medida, ro. măsură, de. Messung (Ergebnis)
misuratur	[mɪsʊrɐˈtur]		misur + -atur	adj.	measuring, de. messend
misuri	[mɪˈsurɪ]		misur + -i	n.	measure, it. misura, ro. măsură, de. Maß →misuri mpirian
misuri mpirian	[mɪˈsurɪm pɪrɪˈan], [mɪˈsurɪm pɪˈrjan]		misuri + mpirian	n.	imperial measure
(mit)	[mit]	not used in isolation	*mittō, -ere; missum; {perf.part. often in -s: cat. mes, it. messo; -at exists}	v.stem.	put, stick, send, it. mettere, es. meter, -mitir, vec. métar, rgn. mètar, de. setzen, stellen, legen, stecken, schicken →dimit, pimit, ponu, posi, prumit, sumit, tramit, umit
(mit)	[mit]	not used in isolation	{loan}	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) meth- {substance formative}, it. met-, de. Meth- →it, mitan, mitil
mital	[mɪˈtal]		metallum	n.	metal →camis mital, munit mital, rit mital
mitan	[mɪˈtan]		mit + -an	n.	(chem) methane, it. metano, de. Methan →mitanul
mitanul	[mɪtɐˈnul]		mitan + -ul	n.	(chem) methanol , methyl alcohol, it. metanolo, alcol metilico, de. Methanol, Metylalkohol
mitat	[mɪˈtat]		medietās, -tem; me(i) + -(i)tat	n.	half, it. metà, es. mitad, ca. meitat, mitat, sc. meidàde, fr. moitié, pt. meio, ro. jumătate, de. Hälfte
mitil	[mɪˈtil]		mit + -il	n.	(chem) methyl, -CH₃, it. metilo, de. Methyl →mitilen, USDM, uside sulf dui-mitil
				adj.	methylic, methyl-, it. metilico, de. Methyl-
mitilen	[mɪtɪˈlen]		mitil + -en	n.	(chem) methylene, it. metilene, de. Methylen →DCM, dui cluride mitilen, uside patu mitilen
mitis	[mɪˈtis]		*me'tipsə < *metipsimus	adv.	(by) oneself, (by) himself, (by) herself, by myself, (by) ourself, (by) yourself, self, same (identical); even, pt. mesmo, ca. mateix, de. selbst, sogar →i mitis, le mitis, mitis ci, mitis cu, mitis si, pal, sisiu mitis
				adj.	same (identical), very same, -self, -selves, himself, herself, itself, themselves, de. selb, derselbe
mitis ci	[mɪˈtis ki]		mitis + ci	conj.	even though, although, pt. mesmo que, de. obwohl, selbst wenn
mitis cu	[mɪˈtis ku]		mitis + cu	prep.	despite, in spite of, even with, it. malgrado, ca. malgrat, de. trotz, selbst mit
mitis si	[mɪˈtis si]		mitis + si	conj.	even if, pt. mesmo que, de. selbst wenn, sogar wenn, auch wenn
miul	[mɪˈul], [mjul]		*medullum	n.	(anat.) marrow, soft part (of bread), core, ca. moll, it. midollo, es. meollo, rup. mãduã, pt. miolo, de. Mark, Knochenmark, Weiches (vom Brot), Inneres →miulac
miulac	[mɪʊˈlak], [mjʊˈlak]		miul + -ac	n.	(anat.) some soft gland for food (particularly thymus or pancreas), sweetbread, fr. ris, it. animelle, es. molleja, de. Bries →glanul, glanul pang, glanul tim, miulac ngel, miulac vitel
miulac ngel	[mɪʊˈlak ŋ̩ˈɡel], [mjʊˈlak ŋ̩ˈɡel]		miulac + ngel	n.	lamb sweetbread, fr. ris d'agneau, de. Lammbries
miulac vitel	[mɪʊˈlak vɪˈtel], [mjʊˈlak vɪˈtel]		miulac + vitel	n.	veal sweetbread, fr. ris de veau, de. Kalsbries
mo	[mo]		-(C) modo	v.aux.	{present tense marker}; cmp. it. nap. mo 'now' →amou
mobe	[ˈmobə]		mōbilis, -em; mo(u) + -(a)be	adj.	movable, mobile, ca. mòbil, fr. mobile, it. mobile, es. móvil, pt. móvel, de. beweglich, mobil →nimobe
				n.	piece of furniture, ca. moble, fr. meuble, it. mobile, es. mueble, pt. móvel, de. Möbel →mubai, mubar
mode	[ˈmodə]		modulus, -um	n.	mold (hollow form), module, ca. motlle, mòdul, it. stampo, modolo, de. Form (Backform usw.), Förmchen, Model, Modul
moi	[ˈmoɪ], [moj]		mo(u) + -i	n.	move, movement, it. mossa, de. Zug (in Spiel/Strategie, z.B. Bewegung einer Spielfigur usw.)
mol	[mol]		*molō, -ere; molitum; {-(i): cat. moldre, mòlt, fr. moulu}	v.t.	grind, mill, ca. moldre, molinar, fr. moudre, it. molare, es. moler, molturar, pt. moer, de. mahlen
mol	[mol]		{loan} mole, mol	n.	(SI, chem, unit) mole, mol, it. mole, de. Mol →cantat sustanti
mol	[mol]		mollis, -em	adj.	soft, flabby, flexible, pliable, ca. moll, it. molle, es. muelle, ro. moale, de. weich, schwabbelig, biegsam, geschmeidig
moli	[ˈmolɪ]		*molliō, -āre < mollīre	v.t.	make wet, moisten, soak, dip; celebrate with a drink, it. bagnare, pt. molhar, ca. mullar, de. benässen, naßmachen →aumiu, mulit, rimoli
				n.	dip, sauce, salsa, pt. molho →moli acidruc, moli mustat
				v.refl.	get wet
moli acidruc	[ˈmolɪ ɐkɪˈdruk]		moli + acidruc	n.	sweet-and-sour sauce, chutney
moli mustat	[ˈmolɪ mʊsˈtat]		moli + mustat	n.	mustard sauce
mon	[mon]		*montō, -āre; {related to mon}	v.t.	mount; ride
mon	[mon]		mōns, -ontem	n.	mountain →cumbe mon, mon pu, munan, munani, Munrian, mur mon
mong	[moŋ]		monachus, -um	n.	monk, it. monaco, de. Mönch
mon pu	[mom pu]		mon + pu	n.	(anat.) pube, mons pubis, pubic mound, fr. mont de pubis, mont de Vénus, ca. mont de Venus, it. monte del pube, monte di Venere, pt. monte púbico, ro. Muntele lui Venus, de. Venushügel, Schamhügel
mori	[ˈmorɪ]		*mōriō, -īre < mōrī	v.i.	die, it. morire, ca. morir, sc. mòrre, mòrrere, de. sterben →murir, murit, muritur
				v.t.	kill, fr. tuer, it. uccidere (>ucciso), ca. matar, sc. mòrre, mòrrere, bochire, de. töten →mat, uciu
mos	[mos]		*morsō, -āre < {freq.} mordëre, morsum	v.t.	bite, it. mordere, ca. mossegar, de. beißen →mosi, musit, mustur
Moscu	[ˈmoskʊ]		{loan} #ru Москва	n.prop.	Moscow
mosi	[ˈmosɪ]		mos + -i	n.	bite, it. morso, sc. mossu, de. Biß
mou	[ˈmoʊ], [mow]		*moveō, -ēre; mōtum; {-(i): no -it- in perf.part. in lat.; it. mosso, cat. mogut, fr. mû, freq.: rom. mutat}	v.t.	move, it. muovere, ca. moure, fr. mouvoir, ro. muta, de. bewegen →cumou, mobe, moi, mumen, mur, mut, mut
				v.refl.	move (by itself)
mpac	[m̩ˈpak]		n(e)- + pac	v.t.	switch off, it. spengere, es. apagar, de. ausschalten, abschalten
mpesi	[m̩ˈpesɪ]		n(e)- + pesi	v.t.	make heavy, burden (with:cu), it. gravare, appioppare, fr. grever, ro. îngreuna, de. schwer machen, aufbürden (dat.:obj., acc:.cu), belasten (acc.:obj., mit:cu)
				v.i.	become heavy, burden, ro. îngreuna, de. schwer werden
mpir	[m̩ˈpir]		*impērō, -āre < imperāre	v.t.	rule, reign →mpiratur, mpiri
mpiratur	[m̩pɪrɐˈtur]		mpir + -atur	n.	emperor, it. imperatore, de. Kaiser, Imperator
mpiri	[m̩ˈpirɪ]		{calque} impērium; mpir + -i	n.	empire →mpirian
mpirian	[m̩pɪrɪˈan], [m̩pɪˈrjan]		mpiri + -an	n.	imperial, typical/from/for the/an empire →misuri mpirian
mpric	[m̩ˈprik]		n(e)- + pric	v.t.	employ, use, it. empiegare, fr. employer, de. einstellen, verwenden, einsetzen
mpringat	[m̩prɪŋˈɡat]		n(e)- + pringat	v.t.	impregnate, make pregnant, it. mettere incinta, impregnare, es. preñar, pt. emprenhar, de. schwängern →nsim
mprot	[m̩ˈprot]		n(e)- + prot	v.t.	import
mpurtan	[m̩pʊrə̆ˈtan]		-Vr- importantem	adj.	important
mra.	[m̩ˈbra]		mra(t)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Mar., de. Mär.
Mrac	[m̩ˈbrak]		Marcus, -um	n.prop.	Mark
mrac	[m̩ˈbrak]		(V)- *amāricə < *amāricus, -um, < amārus, -um	adj.	bitter, ca. amarg, sc. maricósu →amrac, mraciu, mracus
				n.	bitterness
Mracel	[m̩brɐˈkel]		Marcella, -us	n.prop.	Marcella, Marcel
mraciu	[m̩brɐˈkiʊ], [m̩brɐˈkiw]		mrac + -iu	adj.	bitterish, it. amarognolo
mracus	[m̩brɐˈkus]		mrac + -us	adj.	bitter, sad
mrag	[m̩ˈbraŋ]		margə < margō, -inem	n.	border, margin, it. margine, ca. fr. marge, pt. margem, sc. margine, de. Rand →rul
Mrat	[m̩ˈbrat]		Mārs, -tem	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Mars, it. Marte, ca. Mart, fr. Mars, de. Mars
mrat	[m̩ˈbrat]		martius, -um	n.	(month) March, fr. mars, it. marzo, sc. maltzu, martu, de. März →mra.
mratel	[m̩brɐˈtel]		martellus, -um	n.	hammer, it. martello, ca. martell, ro. ciocan, de. Hammer →fracel i mratel, mratel ruputur vet
mratel ruputur vet	[m̩brɐˈtel drʊpʊˈtur vet]		mratel + ruputur vet	n.	glass-breaking hammer, it. martello rompivetro, es. martillo rompecristales, fr. marteau brise-vitre, de. Nothammer, Glasbruchhammer
Mratin	[m̩brɐˈtin]		Martīna, -us	n.prop.	Martina, Martin
mre	[m̩ˈbre]		*im'pleō, -ēre < implēre, impleō, implēvī, implētum	v.t.	fill, fill up, it. empire, es. henchir, sc. umpíri, ca. omplir, ro. umple, de. füllen, anfüllen →dimri, frat, mret
				v.refl.	get full, it. riempirsi, es. llenarse, de. sich füllen →frat
mrec	[m̩ˈbrek]		merx, -cem	n.	goods, product, it. merce, beni, ca. bens, es. bienes, de. Ware, Güter →mrec furat, mricat
mrec furat	[m̩ˈbrek fʊˈrat]		mrec + furat	n.	stolen goods, it. refurtiva, bottino, fr. produit du vol, es. butin, hurto, de. Diebesgut
mrel	[m̩ˈbrel]		merda	n.	{vulgar} shit, poo, it. merda, stronzo, es. mierda, de. Scheiße, Kacke →atuldatur mrel, cac, cacat
mret	[m̩ˈbret]		mre + -(a)t	adj.	filled up
mricat	[m̩brɪˈkat]		mercātum; mrec + -at	n.	market →mricat pruc
mricat pruc	[m̩brɪˈkat pruk]		mricat + pruc	n.	flea market
Mricul	[m̩brɪˈkul]		Mercurius, -um	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Mercury, it. Mercurio, ca. Mercuri, ro. Mercur, de. Merkur →mriculi
mriculi	[m̩brɪˈkulɪ]		{loan}; Mricul + i	n.	(chem) mercury, Hg {element 80}, ca. mercuri, de. Quecksilber
Mrosi	[m̩ˈbrosɪ]		(V)- Ambrosia, -us	n.prop.	Ambrosia, Ambrosius
mrus	[m̩ˈbrus]		mulsa; {unclear semantics, but cat. seems to have got it the same way}	n.	moss, it. muschio, es. musgo, ca. molsa, fr. mousse, ro. mușchi, de. Moos
mrut	[m̩ˈbrut]		multus, -a, -um	adv.indef.	(degree) much, many →mans, mrut-amarus, mrutis, mrut-spusat, mrut uligat, poc, pru, trop
				precomp.	(degree) multi-, poly- →mrut-angat
				pron.indef.	(degree) a lot, much, many →mans, mrutumbe, poc, pru, trop
mrut-amarus	[m̩ˈbru tɐmɐˈrus]		mrut + amarus	adj.	polyamorous, de. polyamor, polyamorös →mrut-spusat, sul-amarus
mrut-angat	[m̩ˈbru tɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} multangulum; mrut- + angat	n.	polygon, it. poligono, de. Vieleck, Polygon
mrutis	[m̩brʊˈtis]		mrut + -is	adv.indef.	(degree) very much, very many, very very, hugely
				pron.indef.	(degree) very much, very many, very very, hugely
mrut-spusat	[m̩ˈbrut spʊˈsat]		mrut + spusat	adj.	polygamous, de. polygam →mrut-amarus, sul-spusat
mrut uligat	[m̩ˈbru tʊlɪˈɡat]		mrut + uligat	phr.	thank you very much
mrutumbe	[m̩brʊˈtumbə]		mrut + -umbe	n.	crowd, multitude, fr. foule, ca. multitud, gentada, it. folla, turba, torma, es. muchedumbre, multitud, turba, de. Menge, Menschenmenge, Ansammlung →trou, trupel
mubai	[mʊˈbaɪ], [mʊˈbaj]		mob(e) + -ai	n.	joinery, carpentry, furniture shop, fr. menuiserie, de. Tischlerei, Schreinerei, Möbelhaus
mubar	[mʊˈbar]		mob(e) + -ar	n.	joiner, carpenter, wood worker, ca. fustar, fr. menuisier, it. falegname, carpentiere, pt. marceneiro, es. carpentero, ebanista, ro. tâmplar, lemnar, dulgher, de. Tischler, Schreiner, Zimmermann
muc	[muk]		mūcus, -um	n.	slime, mucus, it. muco, ca. moc, es. moco, de. Schleim →muci
muci	[ˈmukɪ]		{calque} *mucceum; muc + -i	n.	snot, it. mocchio, ca. moc, es. moco, ro. moci, de. Rotz, Schnotten
mul	[mul]		mūlus, -um	n.	mule (pack animal), ca. oc. ro. mul, es. it. mulo, pt. mu, de. Maulesel
muleu	[mʊˈleʊ], [mʊˈlew]		-(ra) muliebrem < vās muliebre	n.	(anat.) vagina, ca. es. it. pt. vagina, fr. vagine, de. Scheide, Vagina →col matriu, natur, rim, ses, vain
mulibden	[mʊlɪbˈden]		{loan}	n.	(chem) molibdenum, Mo {element 42}, ca. molibdè
mulicul	[mʊlɪˈkul]		{loan} #la {late} mōlecula	n.	molecule, it. molecola, de. Molekül
mulin	[mʊˈlin]		molīnum	n.	mill, ca. molí, oc. molin, fr. moulin, es. it. molino, fur. rm. vec. mulin, pt. moinho, ro. moară, de. Mühle
mulit	[mʊˈlit]		moli + -(a)t	adj.	wet, ca. moll, mullat, xop, it. umido, bagnato, es. mojado, ro. ud, umed, de. naß →umiu
mumen	[mʊˈmen]		mōmentum; {accidentally like mou + -amen, like Latin structure}	n.	moment →mur
mun	[mun]		mundum	n.	world →mar mun, mun sombi
munan	[mʊˈnan]		mon + -an	n.	mountain dweller →munani
munani	[mʊˈnanɪ]		{calque} *montānia; mon + -ani	n.	mountain, mountain range →munan
Munic	[mʊˈnik]		{loan}	n.prop.	Munich, ca. Munic, pt. Munique, fr. Munich, it. Monaco (di Baviera), de. München
munit	[mʊˈnit]		monēta	n.	money →munitai, munit mital, munit papil
munitai	[mʊnɪˈtaɪ], [mʊnɪˈtaj]		munit + -ai	n.	mint, de. Münzanstalt, it. zecca, ro. monetărie
munit mital	[mʊˈnit mɪˈtal]		munit + mital	n.	coin, it. moneta
munit papil	[mʊˈnit pɐˈpil]		munit + papil	n.	bank note, es. papel moneda
Munrian	[mʊndrɪˈan], [mʊnˈdrjan]		mon + rian	n.prop.	Montreal
mun sombi	[mun ˈtsombɪ]		mun + sombi	n.	dream world, it. mondo dei sogni, de. Traumwelt
mur	[mur]		mo(u) + -(a)r	n.	movement (action), motion, ca. moviment, fr. mouvement, ro. mișcare, de. Bewegung →inergi mur, mumen
mur	[mur]		mūs, -rem	n.	rat, fr. rat, it. ratto, ca. es. rata, pt. ratazana, fur. pantiane, ro. șobolan, de. Ratte →cunic mur, mur alat, mur mon, suric
mur alat	[mu rɐˈlat]		mur + alat	n.	bat, ca. ratpenat, moricec, es. murciélago, fr. chauve-souris, it. pipistrello, de. Fledermaus
murat	[mʊˈrat]		*muriātum < muria	n.	brine, salt brine, sc. muglia, salamuja, es. salmuera, de. Lake, Salzlake →ac murat, sal
murfulogi	[mʊrə̆fʊˈloɡɪ]		murfu + -(u)logi	n.	morphology, it. morfologia, de. Morphology, Formenlehre →spluri frum
murir	[mʊˈrir]		mori + -(a)r	n.	dying, it. moria, pt. falecimento, ro. moarte, murire, de. Sterben
murit	[mʊˈrit]		mori + -(a)t	adj.	dead, died, it. morto, de. tot
				n.	death, it. morto, de. Tod →disir pi murit
muritur	[mʊrɪˈtur]		mori + -(a)tur	adj.	mortal, it. mortale, de. sterblich →murituri, nimuritur
				n.	mortal, it. mortale, ro. muritor, de. Sterblicher
murituri	[mʊrɪˈturɪ]		muritur + -i	n.	mortality, it. mortalità, de. Sterblichkeit
murmen	[mʊrə̆ˈmen]		monumentum	n.	tomb, grave, memorial, monument, it. tomba, pietra tombale, monumento, ro. mormânt, de. Grab, Grabstätte, Gedenkstätte, Monument →dis cunul fin murmen, nemurmen
mur mon	[mur mon]		mur + mon	n.	groundhog, marmot, rm. muntanella, de. Murmeltier
musc	[musk]		mūsculus, -a, -um	n.	(anat., culin.) muscle, mussel, fr. muscle, moule, ca. múscul, musclo, it. muscolo (anat.), muscolo (cozza), de. Muskel, Muschel
muscat	[mʊsˈkat]		muscātus, -a, -um < muscum	n.	musk, oc. muscat, fr. mugue, de. Moschus
muscel	[mʊsˈkel]		*muscella < musca	n.	fly, fr. mouche, ca. mosca, moixó, es. it. pt. mosca, ro. muscă, de. Fliege
muscovi	[mʊsˈkovɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) moscovium, Mc {element 115}, ca. moscovi
museu	[mʊˈseʊ], [mʊˈsew]		{loan} mūsēum	n.	museum, es. it. museo, fr. musée, ca. pt. museu, ro. muzeu, de. Museum
musi	[ˈmusɪ]		-i(C) mūsicam	n.	music
musit	[mʊˈsit]		mos + -it	v.i.	gnaw, chew, nibble, it. mordicchiare, es. mordisquear, de. knabbern
must	[must]		monstrum	n.	monster, ca. fr. monstre, it. mostro, de. Monster
mustat	[mʊsˈtat]		mustāceum	n.	mustard, it. senape, es. mostaza, de. Senf →moli mustat, mustat nir, mustat rau
mustat nir	[mʊsˈtat nir]		mustat + nir	n.	black mustardseed, qtax. brassica nigra
mustat rau	[mʊsˈtat ˈraʊ], [mʊsˈtat raw]		mustat + rau	n.	white mustardseed, qtax. sinapis alba
mustir	[mʊsˈtir]		monastērium	n.	monastery, abbey, convent, cloister
mustur	[mʊsˈtur]		mos + -(a)tur	adj.	biting, stinging, eager to bite, corrosive, scathing, pungent, it. mordace, ro. pișcător, tăios, de. bissig, stechend, ätzend, beißend
mut	[mut]		mutō, -āre; {freq. of mou}	v.refl.	change, mutate, it. mutare, es. mutar, de. sich ändern, mutieren; cmp. ro. muta →mutamen, mutar
mut	[mut]		mo(u) + -(a)t	adj.	moved, movement (event)
mutamen	[mʊtɐˈmen]		mut + -amen	n.	change, mutation (result), it. mutazione, de. Änderung, Wandlung, Veränderung, Mutation
mutar	[mʊˈtar]		mut + -ar	n.	change, mutation (process), it. mutazione, de. Änderung, Wandlung, Veränderung, Mutation
mutiu	[mʊˈtiʊ], [mʊˈtiw]		mōtīvus, -a, -um	n.	motive, reason, motif, ca. motiu, it. motivo, de. Motiv, Grund, Beweggrund →mutiva
mutiva	[mʊˈtivɐ]		mutiu + -a	v.t.	motivate, encourage, it. motivare, de. motivieren, ermuntern →mutivat
mutivat	[mʊtɪˈvat]		mutiv(a) + -at	adj.	motivated
mvei	[ɱ̩ˈveɪ], [ɱ̩ˈvej]		invidiam; n(e)- + vei	v.t.	envy, fr. envier, ca. envejar, it. invidiare, es. envidiar, pt. invejar, ro. invidia, de. beneiden
mveni	[ɱ̩ˈvenɪ]		n(e)- + veni	v.t.	invent, it. inventare, de. erfinden →mvinitur
mves	[ɱ̩ˈves]		n(e)- + ves	v.t.	invert, reverse, inverse, it. invertire, fr. renverser, inverser, ro. inversa, de. umdrehen, umkehren, vertauschen, umpolen →mvisat
mvesti	[ɱ̩ˈvestɪ]		n(e)- + vesti	v.t.	enrobe, invest, it. investire, vestire, ro. înveșmânta, investesc, de. einkleiden, investieren →mvistimen
mvinitur	[ɱ̩vɪnɪˈtur]		mveni + -(a)tur	n.	inventor, it. inventore, ro. inventator, de. Erfinder
mvisat	[ɱ̩vɪˈsat]		mves + -at	adj.	inverted, it. invertito, de. umgekehrt, umgedreht
				n.	(math) inverse, it. invertito, de. Umkehrung , Inverses
mvistimen	[ɱ̩vɪstɪˈmen]		mvesti + -(a)men	n.	investment, it. investimento, de. Investition
mvolu	[ɱ̩ˈvolʊ]		n(e)- + volu	v.t.	wrap (in: ni); involve (in: ni) →dimvolu
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nac	[nak]		*natica < natis	n.	{colloquial} butt, bottom, arse, ass, it. culo, ca. cul, ro. cur, de. Arsch, Hintern →apuiar, buc nac, cul
n'alt cavi	[nalt ˈkavɪ]		n(i) + alt + cavi	adv.	otherwise, else, it. altrimenti, fr. autrement, es. en otro caso, ro. altfel, de. sonst, andernfalls →n'alt cavi ci, u n'alt cavi
n'alt cavi ci	[nalt ˈkavɪ ki]		n'alt cavi + ci	conj.	in the other case that
namar	[nɐˈmar]		n(e)- + amar	v.t.	make s.o. fall in love (with:di), it. innamorare (di:di), de. jemanden verliebt machen (in:di) →namarat
				v.refl.	fall in love, fr. tomber amoureux, it. innamorarsi, es. enamorarse, ro. înamora, de. sicher verlieben
namarat	[nɐmɐˈrat]		namar + -at	adj.	in love (with:di), infatuated, it. innamorato, ro. înamorat, amorezat, îndragostit, de. verliebt (in:di)
nan	[nan]		nānus, -um	n.	dwarf →nan rau, nan robi
nan rau	[nan ˈdraʊ], [nan draw]		nan + rau	n.	white dwarf, it. nana bianca, cs. bilý trpaslík, de. weißer Zwerg
nan robi	[nan ˈdrobɪ]		nan + robi	n.	red dwarf, it. nana rossa, cs. červený trpaslík, ro. pitică roșie, de. roter Zwerg
nanu-	[ˈnanʊ]		{loan} nano {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	nano-, 1e-9, de. nano-
nap	[nap]		nāpus, -um	n.	oilseed rape, it. navone, fr. colza, de. Raps, qtax. brassica napa
napui	[nɐˈpuɪ], [nɐˈpuj]		n(e)- + a pui	adv.	back, backward(s), ca. enrere, it. indientro, a posto, pt. de volta, para trás, es. atrás, de vuelta, ro. înapoi, de. zurück, rückwärts →a ri
nar	[nar]		*narrō, -āre; narrātum	v.t.	talk, speak, tell, fr. parler, ca. parlar, it. parlare, raccontare, es. hablar, pt. falar, sc. faedhare, narrare, de. reden, sprechen, erzählen →di, naratur
narang	[nɐˈraŋ]		{loan} #fa نارنگ‎ (nârang)	n.	orange, it. arancia, es. naranja, ca. taronja →limun, narang sambe, pel narang, turung
				adj.	(colour) orange
narang sambe	[nɐˈraŋ ˈsambə]		narang + sambe	n.	blood orange
naratur	[nɐrɐˈtur]		nar + -atur	n.	speaker, fr. parleur, ca. parlant, it. parlante, es. hablante, pt. falante, ro. vorbitor, de. Sprecher
nas	[nas]		nāsus, -um	n.	(anat.) nose, ca. ro. nas, it. naso, de. Nase
nascu	[ˈnaskʊ]		*nascuō, -ere < *nascō, -ere < nāscor	v.i.	give birth to, bear, ca. parir, donar al llum, it. dare alla luce, partorire, ro. naște (>născut), de. gebären →nascui, nascur, nascut
				v.refl.	be born, it. nascere (>nato), ca. néixer (>nascut), ro. naște (refl.), de. geboren werden
nascui	[nɐsˈkuɪ], [nɐsˈkuj]		nascu + -i	n.	birth, it. nascita, es. nacimiento, ro. naștere, de. Geburt →iur nascui
nascur	[nɐsˈkur]		nascu + -(a)r	n.	birthing, birth (act), ro. naștere, de. Geburt
nascut	[nɐsˈkut]		nascu + -(a)t	adj.	born, it. nato, es. nacido, fr. né, ca. oc. nascut, ro. născut, de. geboren →nascutiu, prim nascut
nascutiu	[nɐskʊˈtiʊ], [nɐskʊˈtiw]		nascut + -iu	adj.	native, ca. nadiu, natiu, it. nativo, natio, ro. nativ, de la naștere, de. gebürtig
nat	[nat]		*natō, -āre	v.i.	swim
Natal	[nɐˈtal]		Natālem	n.prop.	Christmas
nati	[ˈnatɪ]		(V)- *anatria < anas, anatem	n.	duck, it. anatra, ca. ànec, oc. guit, rit, anet, sc. anàde, de. Ente →ficat gras nati, ficat nati, nati frit, natin, nati silvac, nati spus, ou nati, pet nati
nati frit	[ˈnatɪ frit]		nati + frit	n.	duck roast, roasted duck, grilled duck, it. arrosto d'anatra, fr. canard rôti, de. Entenbraten, Grillente
natin	[nɐˈtin]		nat(i) + -in	n.	duckling, small duck, ca. aneguet, fr. caneton, it. anatrina, anatroccolo, de. Entchen, Entenküken
nati silvac	[ˈnatɪ sɪlˈvak]		nati + silvac	n.	mallard, wild duck, es. pato salvaje, lavanco, rm. anda selvadia
nati spus	[ˈnatɪs pus]		nati + spus	n.	wood duck, it. anatra sposa, ca. ànec de Carolina, de. Brautente, qtax. aix sponsa
natral	[nɐˈtral]		nātūrālis, -em	n.	nature, fr. nature, ca. it. natura, es. naturaleza, pt. natureza, gl. naturanza, ro. natură, de. Natur →natur
natur	[nɐˈtur]		nātūra	n.	(anat.) genitals, sex organ, it. genitali, parti intimi, de. Geschlechtsorgan, Genitalien →fal, lanic, muleu, natral, pin, prinei, sac culut, ses, urgan ses, vain
nau	[ˈnaʊ], [naw]		nāvis, -em	n.	ship, it. nave, ca. nau, de. Schiff →nau cusin ar
nau cusin ar	[ˈnaʊ kʊˈsi nar], [naw kʊˈsi nar]		nau + cusin + ar	n.	hovercraft, ca. aerolliscador, it. veicolo a cuscino di aria, de. Luftkissenboot →vicr cusin ar
ncantat	[ŋ̩kɐnˈtat]		ncant(e) + -at	adj.	enchanted, charmed, es. encantado, de. entzückt, verzaubert →cvarc ncantat
ncantatur	[ŋ̩kɐntɐˈtur]		ncant(e) + -atur	adj.	enchanting, it. incantatore, incantatrice, es. encantador, encantadora, de. bezaubernd, entzückend
ncante	[ŋ̩ˈkantə]		n(e)- + cante	v.t.	enchant, es. encantar, de. bezaubern, verzücken, entzücken →ncantat, ncantatur
ncavalic	[ŋ̩kɐvɐˈlik]		n(e)- + caval + -ic	v.t.	mount (horse), it. incavalcare, es. encabalgar, ro. încăleca, rup. ncalic, de. besteigen (Pferd)
ncepu	[ŋ̩ˈkepʊ]		n(e)- + cepu	v.t.	begin, start, ca. començar, iniciar, it. cominciare, iniziare, es. empezar, comenzar, rm. entschaiver, ro. începe, rup. ntsep, ãnchisescu, de. anfangen, beginnen, starten →ncipur
ncicrupedi	[ŋ̩kɪkrʊˈpedɪ]		{loan} #el encyclopedia	n.	encyclopedia
ncipur	[ŋ̩kɪˈpur]		ncepu + -(a)r	n.	beginning, start →cuminar
ncral	[ŋ̩ˈkral]		n(e)- + cral	v.t.	warm, make warm, warm up, es. calentar, de. heizen, erwärmen
				v.refl.	warm up, become warm, make oneself warm, es. calentarse, de. warm werden, sich erwärmen, sich aufwärmen
ncrau	[ŋ̩ˈkraʊ], [ŋ̩ˈkraw]		n(e)- + crau	v.t.	lock in, lock up, incarcerate, confine, enclose, include, it. inchiudere, includere, ro. închide, încuia, de. zuschließen, wegschließen, wegsperren, einschließen, umhüllen
ncric	[ŋ̩ˈkrik]		n(e)- + cric	v.t.	circumscribe, encircle, fr. circonscrire, ca. circumsciure, it. circoscrivere, es. circunscribir, ro. circumscrie, de. einkreisen, eine Kreis drumzeichnen, eingrenzen, nl. omcirkelen
ncrin	[ŋ̩ˈkrin]		n(e)- + crin	v.t.	incinerate, burn to ashes, de. abbrennen, niederbrennen, abfackeln →crem, radu
ncriu	[ŋ̩ˈkriʊ], [ŋ̩ˈkriw]		n(e)- + criu	v.t.	sift, it. cernere, ca. cerndre, es. cernir, ro. ciura, rup. ntsernu, de. sieben, durchsieben
ncui	[ŋ̩ˈkuɪ], [ŋ̩ˈkuj]		-(')- (V)- -(d)i- hanc hodie	adv.	also, too, it. anche, ca. també, sc. puru, de. auch →a cu, a ncui, ncui ci, ncui cu, ncui si, nu ncui
ncui ci	[ŋ̩ˈkuɪ ki], [ŋ̩ˈkuj ki]		ncui + ci	conj.	even though, although, pt. mesmo que, de. obwohl, selbst wenn
ncui cu	[ŋ̩ˈkuɪ ku], [ŋ̩ˈkuj ku]		ncui + cu	prep.	despite, in spite of, even with, it. malgrado, ca. malgrat, de. trotz, selbst mit
ncui si	[ŋ̩ˈkuɪ si], [ŋ̩ˈkuj si]		ncui + si	conj.	even if, pt. mesmo que, it. anche se, de. selbst wenn, sogar wenn, auch wenn
ncunde	[ŋ̩ˈkundə]		*incūdinə < incūdem < incūs	n.	anvil, it. incude, incudine, es. yunque, fr. enclume, ca. enclusa, pt. bigorna, sc. incódina, rm. mazza, fur. incuin, ro. nicovală, de. Amboß
ncur	[ŋ̩ˈkur]		(V)- hanc hōra	adv.	still, yet, it. ancora, fr. encore, ca. ancara, es. aún, de. noch, doch →a nou, a ri, i ncur
ndu	[n̩ˈdu]		{calque} indūcere; n(e)- + du	v.t.	lead (to, into: ni) →ndutur
ndutur	[n̩dʊˈtur]		ndu + -(a)tur	n.	leader, chief
ne-	[ne]	i- only before m,n; m- before b,p,f,v	*inə- < in-	pref.v.<v./n.	in-, en-, into, inside; {also used as denominaliser, often with -ic for 'make/become more ...'} →mbeu, mbrat, mbunic, mflui, mfluri, mfriu, mfur, mpac, mpesi, mpric, mpringat, mprot, mvei, mveni, mves, mvesti, mvolu, namar, napui, ncante, ncavalic, ncepu, ncral, ncrau, ncric, ncrin, ncriu, ndu, nemeri, nemurmen, ngende, ngis, nrai, nropu, nsal, nscriu, nsim, nsing, nsist, nspus, nsrui, nteni
nebe	[ˈnebə]		-b- nebula; {syncope, not b>w}	n.	fog, mist; nebula, ca. neula, it. nebbia, scn. negghia, sc. nebida, neula, de. Nebel →Nebe Crang, Neb' Oc Cat
Nebe Crang	[ˈnebə kraŋ]		nebe + crang	n.prop.	Crab Nebula, it. Nebulosa Granchio, fr. Nébuleuse du Crabe, ca. Nebulosa del Cranc, ro. Nebuloasa Crabului, de. Krebsnebel
Neb' Oc Cat	[ne bok̚ kat]		neb(e) + oc + cat	n.prop.	Cat's Eye Nebula, it. Nebulosa Occhio di Gatto, it. Katzenaugennebel
neg	[neŋ]		*negō, -āre; negātum	v.t.	deny, say to be not true, negate, ca. negar, it. negare, es. negar, ro. nega, de. abstreiten, bestreiten, leugnen, verneinen →dineg, nigat
nel	[nel]		(V)- ānellus, -um	n.	ring, link (of a chain), ca. anell, it. anello, rup. nel, ro. inel, de. Ring, Kettenglied
nemeri	[nəˈmerɪ]		ne- + meri	v.t.	immerse, dip, place in water/liquid, fr. inmerger, it. immergere, es. sumergir, sumir, de. eintauchen
nemurmen	[nəmʊrə̆ˈmen]		ne- + murmen	v.t.	bury, ca. es. pt. enterrar, fr. enterrer, it. seppellire, inumare, ro. înmormânta, de. begraben
(net)	[net]	not used in isolation	*nectō, -ere; nexī, nexum	v.stem.	tie, bind →cunet
neu	[ˈneʊ], [new]		naevus, -um	n.	(anat.) birthmark, mole (skin), it. neo, voglia, es. nevo, de. Muttermal; cmp. ro. neg
ngel	[ŋ̩ˈɡel]		(V)- agnellus, -um	n.	lamb, fr. agneau, it. agnello, rup. njel, ro. miel, de. Lamm →miulac ngel
ngen	[ŋ̩ˈɡen]		ingenium	n.	genius (person and property), talent, ca. enginy, it. ingegno, sc. ingeniu, inginnu, de. Genie, Talent →nginus
ngende	[ŋ̩ˈɡendə]		n(e)- + gende	v.t.	procreate, it. ingenerare, sc. ingendrài, de. zeugen
nginus	[ŋ̩ɡɪˈnus]		ngen + -us	adj.	ingenious, ca. enginyós, de. genial
ngis	[ŋ̩ˈɡis]		n(e)- + gis	v.t.	plaster, ca. enguixar, de. verputzen →ngisat
ngisat	[ŋ̩ɡɪˈsat]		ngis + -at	n.	plastering, stucco, ca. enguixat, fr. enduit, it. intonaco, es. enfoscado, de. Putz
ngrac	[ŋ̩ˈɡrak]		*incarricō, -āre < carricāre	v.t.	charge, load, entrust (with:cu), fr. charger, ca. carregar, encarregar, it. incaricare, caricare, es. cargar, encargar, pt. carregar, encarregar, ro. încărca, rup. ncarcu, de. laden, aufladen, beladen, beauftragen →ngracamen, ngracar
ngracamen	[ŋ̩ɡrɐkɐˈmen]		ngrac + -amen	n.	charge, load, cargo, burden (result, manifestation), ca. càrrega, càrrec, it. carico, fr. fardeau, cargaison, es. pt. carga, ro. încărcătură, sarcină, rup. ncãrcãturã, de. Ladung, Last, Belastung (Sache)
ngracar	[ŋ̩ɡrɐˈkar]		ngrac + -ar	n.	charge, load (process), ca. càrrega, càrrec, it. carico, fr. fardeau, cargaison, es. pt. carga, ro. încărcătură, sarcină, rup. ncãrcãturã, de. Ladung, Last, Belastung (Vorgang)
ngris	[ŋ̩ˈɡris]		(V)- *anglēnsis, -em	adj.	English
ngur	[ŋ̩ˈɡur]		*ignōrō, -āre	v.t.	miss, not know, be ignorant of, ignore, ca. enyorar, ignorar, de. vermissen, nicht wissen, nicht kennen, ignorieren →nguratur
nguratur	[ŋ̩ɡʊrɐˈtur]		ngur + -atur	adj.	ignorant, knowing nothing, de. ignorant
ni	[ni]	-i drops before vowel	*nī < in {irregular metathesis (by influence of 'in ille')}	prep.	in, at, to, toward, during →avit, cusist, cuveni, difri, mvolu, n'alt cavi, ndu, ni casci an, ni cavi ci, ni cil cavi, ni cil siran, ni dui iur, ni giri, ni grati, ni mei, ni peu, ni pru, ni tabe, ni tri iur, n'iur aoi, nropu, nsist, pisist, riseu, sregu, sutenu, sutenu, tor
ni-	[ni]		*ni- < in-, im-, il-, ir-	pref.adj.<adj.	un-, non-, in-, im-, il-, ir-, not, no →niacustumbat, niapus, nicrebe, nicrupat, niculur, nicumun, nicumut, nicuricat, nicurit, nicuscut, nidistimabe, nifilat, nimobe, nimuritur, nipal, nipar, niratibe, nirial, nisintitur, nisisiu
niacustumbat	[nɪɐkʊstʊmˈbat], [njɐkʊstʊmˈbat]		ni- + acustumbat	adj.	uncommon, unaccustomed, unfamiliar, ro. neobișnuit, de. ungewohnt, ungewöhnlich
niapus	[nɪɐˈpus], [njɐˈpus]		ni- + apus	adj.	(chem) anhydrous, it. anidro, de. wasserfrei →sulfat sodi niapus
nic	[nik]		*niccus, -um < {m->n?} *miccus < {gr.} mikros	adj.	small →nicel, ult nic cap marel
nic-	[nik]		*nēcə < nēcubi, nēcunde, nēquāquam	pref.	no-, de. nirgend- →nical, nican, nicar, nici, nicom, nicou, nicur
nical	[nɪˈkal]		ni(c)- + cal	det.	no such, de. kein solcher, keinerlei
				pron.indef.	none such, de. kein solcher, keinerlei
nican	[nɪˈkan]		ni(c)- + can	det.	no, no amount of, de. kein
				pron.indef.	nothing, no amount, de. nichts, keine Menge
nicar	[nɪˈkar]		ni(c)- + car	adv.indef.	for no reason, de. aus keinem Grund
ni casci an	[ni ˈkaskɪ an]		ni + casci an	adv.	anually, ca. anualment, anyalment, de. jährlich, jedes Jahr
ni cavi ci	[ni ˈkavɪ ki]		ni + cavi + ci	conj.	in case (that)
nicel	[nɪˈkel]		nic + -el	n.	boy, girl, boyfriend, girlfriend, it. ragazzo, ragazza, es. chico, chica, ca. noi, noia, sc. piciócu, piciòca, fr. garçon, fille, ro. băiat, fetiță, rm. mat, matta, fur. fantat, fantate, de. Junge, Mädchen, fester Freund, feste Freundin
nicel	[nɪˈkel]		{loan}	n.	(chem) nickel, Ni {element 28}, ca. níquel
nici	[ˈnikɪ]		ni(c)- + ce	det.	no, not a, not a single
				pron.indef.	none, nobody, nothing, no-one, not a single one
ni cil cavi	[ni kil ˈkavɪ]		ni + cil + cavi	adv.dem.	in this/that case
ni cil siran	[ni kil sɪˈran]		ni + cil siran	adv.	that evening, de. an dem Abend
nicom	[nɪˈkom]		ni(c)- + com	adv.indef.	in no way, nohow, de. auf keine Art und Weise
nicou	[nɪˈkoʊ], [nɪˈkow]		nic- + ou	adv.indef.	nowhere, ca. enlloc, ro. niciunde, de. nirgends, nirgendwo
nicrebe	[nɪˈkrebə]		ni- + crebe	adj.	unbelievable, fr. incroyable, es. increíble, pt. incrível, de. unglaublich
nicrupat	[nɪkrʊˈpat]		ni- + crupat	adj.	innocent, es. pt. inocente, ro. nevinovat, de. unschuldig
niculur	[nɪkʊˈlur]		ni- + culur	adj.	colourless, it. incolore, de. farblos
nicumun	[nɪkʊˈmun]		ni- + cumun	adj.	uncommon, unusual, exceptional, extraordinary, es. descomunal, insólito, pt. incomum, exceptional, de. ungewöhnlich, außergewöhnlich
nicumut	[nɪkʊˈmut]		ni- + cumut	adj.	emotionless, unfeeling, cold-blooded, fr. impitoyable, es. sin emoción, desalmado, inconmovible, ro. insensibil, nepăsător, de. ungerührt, gefühllos, kaltblütig →nisintitur
nicur	[nɪˈkur]		ni(c)- + cur	adv.indef.	never, at no time, de. nie, zu keiner Zeit
nicuricat	[nɪkʊrɪˈkat]		ni- + curicat	adj.	uncorrected, it. scorretto, es. incorregido, de. unberichtigt →nicurit
nicurit	[nɪkʊˈrit]		ni- + curit	adj.	incorrect, false, it. scorretto, es. incorrecto, de. falsch, inkorrekt →nicuricat
nicuscut	[nɪkʊsˈkut]		ni- + cuscut	adj.	unknown, ca. desconegut, fr. inconnu, it. sconosciuto, ignoto, es. desconocido, ro. necunoscut, de. unbekannt →sran
nide	[ˈnidə]		nīdulus, -um < nīdus, -um	n.	nest, it. nido, nidio, es. nido, ca. niu, fr. nid, niche, ro. cuib, de. Nest →nidic
nidic	[nɪˈdik]		nid(e) + -ic	v.i.	nest, it. annidarsi, nidificare, es. anidar, pt. ninhar, fr. nicher, de. nisten
nidistimabe	[nɪdɪstɪˈmabə]		ni- + distimabe	adj.	indistinguishable, it. indistinguibile, de. ununterscheidbar
ni dui iur	[ni ˈduɪ ɪˈur], [ni duj jur]		ni + dui + iur	adv.	in two days, day after tomorrow, fr. après-demain, ca. passat demà, it. dopodomani, pt. depois de amanhã, es. pasado mañana, ro. poimâine, sc. pusticràs, barigàdu, de. übermorgen
nifilat	[nɪfɪˈlat]		ni- + filat	adj.	cableless, wireless, de. kabellos →furatur nifilat, giratur nifilat, giratur rec nifilat
nigat	[nɪˈɡat]		neg + -at	adj.	denied, rejected, it. negato, de. abgelehnt, geleugnet, verneint, verweigert →nigatiu
nigatiu	[nɪɡɐˈtiʊ], [nɪɡɐˈtiw]		{also loan} #la negātīvus, -a, -um; nigat + -iu	adj.	negative, it. negativo, de. negativ
ni giri	[ni ˈɡirɪ]		ni + giri	prep.	around, it. attorno, pt. em torno de, ao redor de, ro. în jurul, de. um →nigiri
nigiri	[nɪˈɡirɪ]		ni giri	n.	environment, ca. medi, ambient, entorn, it. ambiente, de. Umgebung, Umwelt →cugiratur, puluar nigiri
ni grati	[ni ˈɡratɪ]		ni + grati	prep.	thanks to, es. gracias a, de. dank
nigut	[nɪˈɡut]		-g- negōtium	n.	business, trade, ca. negoci, it. negozio, es. negocio, ro. negoț, de. Geschäft, Handel →nigutic
nigutic	[nɪɡʊˈtik]		nigut + -ic	v.i.	negotiate, do business, it. negoziare, ca. negociar, ro. neguța, de. handeln, verhandeln →niguticar
niguticar	[nɪɡʊtɪˈkar]		nigutic + -ar	n.	negotiation, it. negoziazione, de. Verhandlung
nilun	[nɪˈlun]		{loan}	n.	nylon, es. nailon, ca. niló, de. Nylon →crat nilun
nimal	[nɪˈmal]		(V)- animāl, -em	n.	animal, live stock, fur. nemâl, ro. nămaie, de. Tier, Vieh →nimal bosc, nimal sambe cral
nimal bosc	[nɪˈmal bosk]		nimal + bosc	n.	forest animal
nimal sambe cral	[nɪˈmal ˈsambə kral]		nimal + sambe cral	n.	warm blooded animal, es. animal de sangre caliente, de. Warmblüter
nimbe	[ˈnimbə]		nēmō, -inem	pron.indef.	{formal, archaic} no-one, nobody, nothing, none, it. nimo, sc. nemmos, nemus, ro. nimeni, de. niemand
ni mei	[ni ˈmeɪ], [ni mej]		ni + mei	prep.	among, amid, in the middle of, during, it. tra, in mezza a, ca. enmig, de. inmitten, unter, während
nimic	[nɪˈmik]		inimīcus, -um	n.	enemy, it. nemico, es. enemigo, ca. enemic, ro. inamic, de. Feind →amic
nimobe	[nɪˈmobə]		ni- + mobe	adj.	immobile, unmovable, ca. immòbil, fr. immobile, it. immobile, es. inmóvil, pt. imóvel, de. unbeweglich
				n.	building, property, estate, fr. immeuble, ca. immoble, edifici, it. immobile, es. inmueble, pt. imóvel, de. Gebäude, Immobilie
nimuritur	[nɪmʊrɪˈtur]		ni- + muritur	adj.	immortal, deathless, undying, it. immortale, pt. imortal, imorrivel, ro. nemuritor, de. unsterblich →nimurituri, nimurituric
nimurituri	[nɪmʊrɪˈturɪ]		nimuritur + -i	n.	immortality, it. immortalità, ro. nemurire, de. Unsterblichkeit
nimurituric	[nɪmʊrɪtʊˈrik]		nimuritur + -ic	v.t.	immortalize, make immortal, eternize, de. unsterblich machen
nin	[nin]		*nē gentem	pron.indef.	{emphatic} nothing, no-one, nobody, none, es. nada, nadie, it. niente, ro. nimic, nineni, de. nichts, niemand
				det.	no, not any, it. niente, de. kein, kein bißchen
niobi	[nɪˈobɪ], [ˈnjobɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) niobium, Nb {element 41}, ca. niobi
nion	[nɪˈon], [njon]		{loan}	n.	(chem) neon, Ne {element 10}, ca. neó
nioni	[nɪˈonɪ], [ˈnjonɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) nihonium, Nh {element 113}, ca. nihoni
nip	[nip]		-(')- neque	conj.	neither, nor, it. né, es. fr. ni, pt. nem, ro. nici, de. weder, noch →nip ... nip
nipal	[nɪˈpal]		ni- + pal	adj.	unequal, different, ca. desigual, ro. inegal, de. ungleich, unterschiedlich
nipar	[nɪˈpar]		ni- + par	adj.	odd, uneven, not divisible by two, not on a par, it. impari, de. ungerade, nicht ebenbürtig
ni peu	[ni ˈpeʊ], [ni pew]		ni + peu	adv.	on one's feet, standing, fr. debout, ca. de peus, dempeus, it. in piedi, pt. de pé, es. en pie, de pie, de. aufrecht, stehend
nip ... nip	[nip nip]	-i drops before vowel	nip + nip	conj.2adv.	neither ... nor, it. né ... né, es. fr. ni ... ni, pt. nem ... nem, ro. nici ... nici, de. weder ... noch
ni pru	[ni pru]		ni + pru	adv.	moreover, furthermore, it. inoltra, fr. de plus, es. además, ro. în plus, de. außerdem
niput	[nɪˈput]		nepōs, -tem	n.	(kin) grandchild , grandson, granddaughter, fr. petis-fil, ca. nét, it. nipote, ro. nepot, es. nieto, pt. neto, de. Enkel →fil fil, niput ast
niput ast	[nɪˈpu tast]		niput + ast	n.	(kin) stepgrandchild, stepgrandson, stepgranddaughter
nir	[nir]		niger, -rum	adj.	(colour) black →cicun nir, culicrisp nir, foi nir, Furest Nir, mac rau i nir, mustat nir, niriu, pan nir, us nir, vin nir
				n.	blackness, it. nerezza, es. negrura, ca. negror, ro. negreală, de. Schwärze, Schwarz
niratibe	[nɪrɐˈtibə]		ni- + ratibe	adj.	irrational, unreasonable, it. irrazionale, irragionevole, es. irrazonable, irracional, ro. irațional, nerațional, nerezonabil, de. unvernünftig, irrational →nobe niratibe
nirial	[nɪrɪˈal], [nɪˈrjal]		ni- + rial	adj.	unreal, fr. irréel, it. irreale, es. pt. irreal, ro. nereal, ireal, de. unwirklich, irreal
niriu	[nɪˈriʊ], [nɪˈriw]		nir + -iu	adj.	blackish, somewhat black, it. nerastro, ro. negriu, de. schwärzlich
nisintitur	[nɪsɪntɪˈtur]		ni- + sintitur	adj.	emotionless, apathetic, cold-blooded, de. gefühllos, kaltblütig →nicumut
nisisiu	[nɪsɪˈsiʊ], [nɪsɪˈsiw]		ni- + sisiu	adj.	asexual, without sex, without a sex, it. asessuale, de. asexuell, ohne Sex, ohne Geschlecht
nit	[nit]		-(V)- nitidus, -a, -um	adj.	clear, clean, pure, net, it. netto, nitido, ro. neted, de. klar, sauber, netto
ni tabe	[ni ˈtabə]		ni + tabe	adv.	on the table, it. sul tavolo, pt. na mesa, de. auf dem Tisch
ni tri iur	[ni tri ɪˈur], [ni tri jur]		ni + tri + iur	adv.	in three days, day after day after tomorrow, fr. dans trois jours, ca. en tres dies, it. tra tre giorni, pt. em três dias, es. en tres días, ro. în trei zile, răspoimâine, sc. barigàdu, de. überübermorgen, in drei Tagen
nitrit	[nɪˈtrit]		nitr(u) + -it	n.	(chem) nitrite, it. nitrito, de. Nitrit
nitru	[ˈnitrʊ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) nitrogen, N {element 7}, ca. nitrogen →nitrit
				precomp.	nitric, nitr-
Nitun	[nɪˈtun]		Neptūnus, -um	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Neptune, it. Nettune, ca. Neptú, de. Neptun →nituni
nituni	[nɪˈtunɪ]		{loan}; Nitun + i	n.	(chem) neptunium, Np {element 93}, ca. neptuni
niu	[ˈniʊ], [niw]		nix, -vem	n.	snow, ca. neu, fr. neige, ro. nea, it. pt. neve, es. nieve, scn. nivi, sc. nive, ni, de. Schnee →niva
niudim	[nɪʊˈdim], [njʊˈdim]		{loan}	n.	(chem) neodymium, Nd {element 60}, ca. neodimi, ro. neodim
n'iur aoi	[nɪˈu rɐˈoɪ], [n ju rɐˈoj]		n(i) + iur + aoi	adv.	nowadays, fr. de nos jours, it. oggigiorno, oggidì, ca. avui dia, avui en dia, es. hoy en día, hoy día, hogaño, ro. în ziua de azi, de. heutzutage
niut	[nɪˈut], [njut]		**neūtrum; {loan, but similar to inherited} #la neutrum	adj.	neutral, neuter, it. pt. neutro, ca. fr. neutre, ro. neutru, de. neutral, sächlich →niutin, niuton
niutin	[nɪʊˈtin], [njʊˈtin]		{loan}; niut + -in	n.	(phys., stdmodel) neutrino, ro. neutrin, scn. niutrìnu, de. Neutrino →niutin litron, niutin mion, niutin tavon
niutin litron	[nɪʊˈtin dlɪˈtron], [njʊˈtin dlɪˈtron]		niutin + litron	n.	(phys., stdmodel) electron neutrino, it. neutrino elettronico, ro. neutrin electronic, de. Elektronneutrino
niutin mion	[nɪʊˈtim mɪˈon], [njʊˈtim mjon]		niutin + mion	n.	(phys., stdmodel) muon neutrino, it. neutrino muonico, ro. neutrin miuonic, de. Myneutrino
niutin tavon	[nɪʊˈtin tɐˈvon], [njʊˈtin tɐˈvon]		niutin + tavon	n.	(phys., stdmodel) tau neutrino, it. neutrino tauonico, ro. neutrin taunic, de. Tauneutrino
niuton	[nɪʊˈton], [njʊˈton]		{calque}; niut + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) neutron
niva	[ˈnivɐ]		niu + -a	v.i.0s.	snow, fr. neiger, ca. es. oc. pt. nevar, it. nevicare, ro. ninge, la. ningit, sc. niai, nivare, de. schneien
nivel	[nɪˈvel]		*nivellum	n.	level
nobe	[ˈnobə]		*nuberus, -um < numerus, -um	n.	number, it. numero, novero, fr. nombre, sc. númeru, númunu, lúmeru, de. Zahl, Nummer →nobe cupricat, nobe niratibe, nobe nter, nobe ratibe, nobe rial
nobe cupricat	[ˈnobə kʊprɪˈkat]		nobe + cupricat	n.	(math) complex number, it. numero complesso, de. komplexe Zahl
nobe niratibe	[ˈnobə nɪrɐˈtibə]		nobe + niratibe	n.	(math) irrational number, it. numero irrazionale, ro. număr irațional, de. irrationale Zahl
nobe nter	[ˈnobən ˈter]		nobe + nter	n.	(math) integer, it. numero intero, fr. nombre entier, de. ganze Zahl
nobe ratibe	[ˈnobə rɐˈtibə]		nobe + ratibe	n.	(math) rational number, it. numero razionale, de. rationale Zahl
nobe rial	[ˈnobə rɪˈal], [ˈnobə rjal]		nobe + rial	n.	(math) real number, fr. nombre réel, ca. nombre real, it. numero reale, ro. număr real, de. reelle Zahl
nort	[norə̆t]		{loan} #fr nord < #pgmc norþan	n.	(compass) north , northern, it. nord, settentrione, borea, de. Nord-, Norden →anort, Mar Nort
not	[not]		noctem	n.	night →mei-not, not bon
not bon	[not bon]		not + bon	phr.	good night
nou	[ˈnoʊ], [now]		novem	num.	nine, 9, ca. nou, fr. neuf, rm. nov, it. pt. nove, nove, es. nueve, ro. nouă, de. neun →nou deca, nuembe, nuinti
nou	[ˈnoʊ], [now]		novum	adj.	new, ca. nou, fr. neuf, rm. nov, it. pt. novo, es. nuevo, ro. nou, de. neu →a nou, Dili Nou, Iorc Nou, nuac, nuvumbe, Silande Nou
nou deca	[ˈnoʊ ˈdekɐ], [now ˈdekɐ]		nou + deca	num.	ninety, 90, pt. noventa, ro. nouăzeci, la. nōnāgintā, de. neunzig →nuinti
nrai	[n̩ˈdraɪ], [n̩ˈdraj]		n(e)- + rai	v.t.	irradiate, illuminate, it. irradiare, de. bestrahlen, anstrahlen
nrat	[n̩ˈdrat]		in alto < altus, -a, -um	adj.	high, tall, it. alto, oc. naut, ro. nalt, de. hoch →abas, cvarc nrat, nratitat
				adv.	up, it. su, in alto, es. alto, de. oben, nach oben, hoch →abas, a sra, sra, sus
nratitat	[n̩drɐtɪˈtat]		{calque} *altitātem < altitūdinem; nrat + -itat	n.	height, altitude
nres	[n̩ˈdres]		*interessō, -āre	v.t.	make s.o. interested (in: a) →nresi, nristur
				v.refl.	be interested (in: a)
nresi	[n̩ˈdresɪ]		nres + -i	n.	interest
nreu	[n̩ˈdreʊ], [n̩ˈdrew]		nervus, -um	n.	(anat.) nerve, ca. nervi, it. nervo, ro. nerv, de. Nerv →nrivus
Nric	[n̩ˈdrik]		Henrīcus, -a	n.prop.	Henry
nristur	[n̩drɪsˈtur]		nres + -(a)tur	adj.	interesting
nrivus	[n̩drɪˈvus]		nreu + -us	adj.	nervous
nropu	[n̩ˈdropʊ]		n(e)- + ropu	v.i.	(milit.) irrupt, break (into:ni), burst (into:ni), emerge suddenly, invade (obj.:ni), it. irrompere, es. irrumpir, ca. irrompre, ro. irupe, de. einbrechen, eindringen, aufkommen, hineinplatzen, einfallen →nrupur
nru-	[n̩ˈdru]		intrō-	pref.adj.<adj.	intro-, it. intro-, de. hinein-, ein- →a nru, nru, nrudu, nruiu
				prep.	inside of, into, ca. dins, dintre, it. dentro, de. hinein, innerhalb
nrudu	[n̩ˈdrudʊ]		nru- + du	v.t.	insert, introduce, ca. introduir, it. introdurre, es. introducir, ro. introduce, de. einführen →nrudur
nrudur	[n̩drʊˈdur]		nrudu + -(a)r	n.	introduction, it. introduzione, ro. introducere, de. Einführung
nruiu	[n̩drʊˈiʊ], [n̩ˈdrwiw], [n̩ˈdrujʊ]		nru- + -iu	adj.	internal, inner, it. interno, de. inner →buc nruiu matriu, labi nruiu
				n.	interior
nrupur	[n̩drʊˈpur]		nropu + -(a)r	n.	irruption, break-in, invasion, bust, raid, it. irruzione, pt. irrupção, de. Überfall, Invasion, Razzia
nsal	[n̩ˈtsal]		n(e)- + sal	v.t.	salt, add salt →nsalat
nsalat	[n̩tsɐˈlat]		nsal + -at	adj.	salted
				n.	salad, it. insalata, es. ensalada, ca. amanida →nsalat pumber
nsalat pumber	[n̩tsɐˈlat pʊmˈber]		nsalat + pumber	n.	potato salad
nsambe	[n̩ˈtsambə]		(V)- *enxāmen, -inis < exāmen, -inis	n.	swarm (bees), crowd, it. sciame, fr. essaim, ca. eixam, es. enjambre, pt. enxame, de. Schwarm, Menge
nscriu	[n̩ˈtskriʊ], [n̩ˈtskriw]		n(e)- + scriu	v.t.	inscribe, engrave, enlist, enroll, sign up, ca. inscriure, it. inscrivere, iscrivere, ro. înscrie, de. einschreiben, anmelden, gravieren, beschriften
nsim	[n̩ˈtsim]		n(e)- + sim	v.t.	inseminate, it. inseminare, ro. însămânța, de. besamen, befruchten →afrutiu, mpringat
nsing	[n̩ˈtsiŋ]		{calque} *insignare; n(e)- + sing	v.t.	teach, inform
nsist	[n̩ˈtsist]		n(e)- + sist	v.i.	insist (in: ni), it. insistere, es. insistir, de. beharren, drängen, bestehen (auf: ni)
nspus	[n̩ˈtspus]		n(e)- + spus	v.t.	marry, it. sposare, es. casarse, de. heiraten
				v.i.	marry (obj.: cu), it. sposarsi, de. heiraten →fe nspus, rinspus
nsrui	[n̩ˈtstruɪ], [n̩ˈtstruj]		n(e)- + srui	v.t.	instruct, teach, it. istruire, ro. instrui, de. anweisen, unterweisen, lehren →nsruimen, nsruitur
nsruimen	[n̩tstrʊɪˈmen], [n̩tstrujˈmen]		nsrui + -(a)men	n.	instrument
nsruitur	[n̩tstrʊɪˈtur], [n̩tstrujˈtur]		nsrui + -(a)tur	n.	instructor, teacher
nstan	[n̩ˈtstan]		instantem	n.	instant, moment
nteni	[n̩ˈtenɪ]		n(e)- + teni	v.t.	stretch out, lengthen, spread out, widen, it. tendere, allungare, sgranchire, ro. întinde, de. dehnen, strecken →ntinit
nter	[n̩ˈter]		integer, -rum	adj.	(math) whole, entire, complete, integer , intact, it. intero, fr. entier, ca. enter, ro. întreg, rup. ntreg, de. ganz →nobe nter
ntinit	[n̩tɪˈnit]		nteni + -(a)t	adj.	streched out, strained, intense, it. intenso, ro. întins, intens, de. heftig, stark, intensiv, ausgedehnt →ntinititat
ntinititat	[n̩tɪnɪtɪˈtat]		ntinit + -itat	n.	intensity, de. Stärke, Intensität →ntinititat luc
ntinititat luc	[n̩tɪnɪtɪˈtat luk]		ntinititat + luc	n.	(phys.) luminous intensity, it. intensità luminosa, ca. intensitat lluminosa, de. Lichtstärke →candela
nu	[nu]		-(C) -(')- nōn	adv.	not, don't →nu min ca, nu pi cil, nu pru ca, nu sul
				interj.	no →nu ncui
nuac	[nʊˈak], [nwak]		no(u) + -ac	n.	news, newness, novelty, ro. noutate, rup. nãutati, ca. novetat, de. Neuheit, Neuigkeit
nube	[ˈnubə]		*nūbolum < nūbilum	n.	cloud, swarm (of airborne animals, e.g., insects), ca. núvol, eixam, it. nube, nugolo, sciame, es. nublo, ro. nor, roi, sc. nue, nughe, fur. nûl, de. Wolke, Schwarm →nube pic
nubeli	[nʊˈbelɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) nobelium, No {element 102}, ca. nobeli
nube pic	[ˈnubə pik]		nube + pic	n.	swarm of bees, de. Bienenschwarm
nuc	[nuk]		nucem	n.	nut, walnut →nucar, spastur nuc
nucar	[nʊˈkar]		nuc + -ar	n.	nut tree, walnut tree, fr. noyer, ca. es. noguera, de. Nußbaum, Walnußbaum
nue.	[ˈnuə]		nue(mbe)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Nov.
nuembe	[nʊˈembə], [ˈnwembə]		november; no(u) + embe	n.	(month) November, ca. fr. it. novembre, es. noviembre, pt. novembro, rup. nuembru, ro. noiembrie, de. November →nue.
nui	[ˈnuɪ], [nuj]		nōs	pron.pers.	we, us, our {1st person pl.}, fr. nous, ca. nosaltres, it. noi, es. nosotros, pt. nós, ro. noi, rm. nus, nusoters, fur. nô, nap. nuje, scn. nui, nuàutri, de. wir, uns, unser →acas nui, pau nui
nuinti	[nʊˈintɪ], [ˈnwintɪ]		no(u) + -inti	num.	{obsolete} ninety, 90, de. neunzig →nou deca
nul	[nul]		nūllus, -a, -um	num.	zero, nothing, none, 0, pt. zero, de. null
numbe	[ˈnumbə]		nōmen, -inem	n.	name, it. nome, ca. nom, sc. nòmene, es. nombre, ro. nume, de. Name →prunumbe
nu min ca	[nu miŋ ka]		nu + min + ca	adv.	not less than, minimally, at least
nu ncui	[nuŋ ˈkuɪ], [nuŋ ˈkuj]		nu + ncui	conj.	not even, neither, it. neanche, neppure, de. nicht mal, auch nicht
nu pi cil	[nu pi kil]		nu + pi + cil	phr.	you're welcome {reply to uligat}, 'not for that'
nu pru ca	[nu pru ka]		nu + pru + ca	adv.	not more than, maximally, at most
nu sul	[nu sul]		nu + sul	conj.	not only, it. non solo, pt. não só, fr. non seulement, de. nicht nur →nu sul ... a ncui
nu sul ... a ncui	[nu sul aŋ ˈkuɪ], [nu sul aŋ ˈkuj]		nu sul + a ncui	conj.2adv.	not only ... but also, it. non solo ... ma anche, pt. não só ... mas também, fr. non seulement ... mais aussi, de. nicht nur ... sondern auch
nuti	[ˈnutɪ]		*nūtriō, -īre; nūtrītum	v.t.	nourish, feed, breastfeed, it. nutrire, fr. nourrir, es. nudrir, de. füttern, nähren
nuvumbe	[nʊˈvumbə]		nou + -umbe	n.	new stuff, novelty, de. Neuheit, neues Zeug
O
o	[o]		{?}	interj.	oh, it. oh, de. O, Oh
o	[o]		*ō	n.	(letter) o, O, U+004F, U+006F →en, pe
o	[o]		-(C) hōc	adj.	obviously, as you know, of course, {marking adverb for appositve relative clauses, or for previously known facts to establish context}, fr. évidemment, de. ja
oc	[ok]		oculus, -um	n.	(anat.) eye, ca. ull, it. occhio, es. ojo, pt. olho, ro. ochi, rup. oclju, rm. egl, sc. ocru, ociu, ogu, oglu, de. Auge →Neb' Oc Cat, pen oc, ucai
oi	[ˈoɪ], [oj]		*audiō, -īre	v.t.	hear, sense sound (of: obj.) →ascrut, uir, uitur
-oi	[ˈoɪ], [oj]		-(C) *-ōneus, -a, -um < -ō, -ōnem; {-n- dropped irregularly/dialectally}	suff.n.<n.	{augmentative, makes larger things}, it. one, es. -ón, pt. -ão, ro. -oi, -oni, rup. -onj, -onjiu →buvoi, craloi, criboi, cruloi, filoi, flucoi, frucitoi, grimanoi, pripoi, saboi
ol	[ol]		oleum	n.	oil, fr. huile, ca. oli, it. olio, es. aceite, sc. ociu, ogiu, ogliu, ollu, otzu, de. Öl →aliol, lumb' ol, ol uliu
olmi	[ˈolmɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) holmium, Ho {element 67}, ca. holmi, fur. olmi
ol uliu	[o lʊˈliʊ], [o lʊˈliw]		ol + uliu	n.	olive oil
om	[om]		{loan} Ohm	n.	(phys., unit) ohm, Ω, it. ohm, es. ohmio →risisti
ombe	[ˈombə]		homō, -inem	n.	human, human being, {this is neutral of gender}, ca. humà, it. umano, es. humano, ro. uman, de. Mensch →cor ombe, cund' ombe, gen, tra ombe, umbumbe
-on	[on]		{loan} #el -ον	suff.n.	(phys.) -on {formative for particles, elements, units}, ca. -ó, it. -one, es. -ón, pt. -ão, -on, de. -on →adron, barion, buson, firmion, futon, gruton, lipton, litron, mion, mison, niuton, pruton, tavon
-on	[on]		{loan}	suff.n.	(chem) -one {substance formative} , ketone, it. -one, de. -on →aciton
op	[op]		*operō, -āre	v.t.	operate, handle, use →upar, upat, upatur
				v.i.	act; function
or	[or]		*orum < {vowel from sp.?} aurum	n.	(chem) gold, Au {element 79}, ca. or →uric, uriu
(orga)	[ˈorə̆ɡɐ]	not used in isolation	{loan} #gr ὀργή	n.stem.	orga →urgasme
orge	[ˈorə̆ɡə]		-Vr- organum; {semi-learned}	n.	organ (instrument), fr. orgue, ca. orgue, it. organo, pt. órgão, ro. orgă, de. Orgel
ori	[ˈorɪ]		-j- *horjum < hordeum; {early -dj- > -j- (even in Sard.)}	n.	barley, it. orzo, ro. orz, sc. ogliu, olzu, orju, de. Gerste →avin, mil, sec, spret, tric
(ori)	[ˈorɪ]	not used in isolation	*horriō, -īre < horrēre, horreō, horritum; {-i- from 3sg}	v.stem.	tremble, shiver; cmp. ro. urî →avori, uribe
os	[os]		*ossem < os, ossis	n.	(anat.) bone, it. osso, es. hueso, ca. ro. rup. os, de. Knochen, Gebein →os crau, os masil, os pu, os spac
-os	[os]		(gluc)os	suff.n.	(chem) -ose {suffix for sugars} →asucos, cilulos, distos, frutos, latos
os crau	[os ˈkraʊ], [os kraw]		{calque} clāvicula; os + crau	n.	(anat.) collarbone, clavicle, it. clavicola, fr. clavicule, de. Schlüsselbein
osi	[ˈosɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) oxygen, O {element 8}, ca. oxigen →crab-usil, idr-osi, uside
os masil	[os mɐˈsil]		os + masil	n.	(anat.) jaw bone, de. Kieferknochen
osmi	[ˈosmɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) osmium, Os {element 76}, ca. osmi
os pu	[os pu]		os + pu	n.	(anat.) pubic bone, it. osso del pube
os spac	[os spak]		os + spac	n.	(anat.) shoulder blade, ca. omòplat, escàpula, it. scapola, de. Schulterblatt
ost	[ost]		hospitis, -em	n.	guest, fr. hôte, ca. hoste, it. ospite, es. huésped, ro. oaspete, de. Gast
ot	[ot]		octō	num.	eight, 8, pt. oito, de. acht →deca ot, ot deca, utinti
ot deca	[ot̚ ˈdekɐ]		ot + deca	num.	eighty, 80, pt. oitenta, ro. optzeci, la. octōgintā, de. achtzig →utinti
ou	[ˈoʊ], [ow]		*ovum < ōvum	n.	egg, ca. ou, fr. œuf, it. uovo, ast. güevu, es. huevo, ro. ou, fur. ûf, de. Ei →au, clar ou, cudut ou, licur ou, ou nati, uai
ou	[ˈoʊ], [ow]		ubi	adv.interr.	where? →alt ou, a ou, cascou, d'ou, nicou, ou's ti e pi futur, racou, u, uvum
				adv.rel.	where
ou nati	[ˈoʊ ˈnatɪ], [ow ˈnatɪ]		ou + nati	n.	duck egg, it. uovo d'anatra, de. Entenei
ou's ti e pi futur	[ˈoʊs ti e pi fʊˈtur], [ows ti e pi fʊˈtur]		ou + 's + ti + e + pi futur	phr.	{vulgar} Where the fuck are you?, es. ¿Dónde coño estás?, de. Verdammte Scheiße, wo bist du?
P
pac	[pak]		pāx, -cem	n.	peace, it. pace, de. Frieden →mpac, pacic, paciu, palum pac, pip pac
pac	[pak]		*pacō, -āre; {related to pac}	v.t.	pay, fr. payer, it. pagare, ca. es. oc. pt. pagar, de. bezahlen →pacamen, pacatur
pacamen	[pɐkɐˈmen]		pac + -amen	n.	payment, pay, ca. pagament, fr. payement, it. pt. pagamento, es. pago, ro. plată, de. Zahlung, Bezahlung
pacatur	[pɐkɐˈtur]		pac + -atur	n.	payer, it. pagatore, de. Zahler
pacic	[pɐˈkik]		pac + -ic	v.t.	pacify, it. pacificare, de. befrieden
paciu	[pɐˈkiʊ], [pɐˈkiw]		pac + -iu	adj.	peaceful, calm, it. pacifico, de. friedlich →Mar Paciu
pagin	[pɐˈɡin]		{loan} pāgina	n.	page, leaf, sheet, fr. page, it. pagina, de. Blatt, Seite, Buchseite →pagin rit
pagin rit	[pɐˈɡin drit]		pagin + rit	n.	web page
pai	[ˈpaɪ], [paj]		*padiō, -īre; padītum	v.t.	digest, tackle, cope, it. padire, paidire, ca. pair, de. verdauen, bewältigen, fertigwerden, zurechtkommen (mit: obj.)
pais	[pɐˈis], [pajs]		pagēnsis, -em	n.	country, land →Pais Abas
Pais Abas	[pɐˈi sɐˈbas], [paj sɐˈbas]		pais + abas	n.prop.	Netherlands →paisabasan
paisabasan	[pɐɪsɐbɐˈsan], [pajsɐbɐˈsan]		Pais Abas + -an	n.prop.	Netherlander, Dutch
pal	[pal]		aequālis, -em	adj.	equal, same (similar), equal kinded, de. gleich, dergleiche →mitis, nipal, ses pal, sisiu pal
pal	[pal]		pālus, -um	n.	stake, pale, pole, stick, ca. pal, fr. pieu, es. it. palo, pt. pau, ro. par, de. Pfahl, Latte →pal tis
paladi	[pɐˈladɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) palladium, Pd {element 46}, ca. pal·ladi
palat	[pɐˈlat]		-V- palātium	n.	palace, ca. palau, fr. palais, it. palazzo, ro. palat, pt. paço, sc. palassu, palatu, palatzu, polatu, de. Palast
palat	[pɐˈlat]		-V- palātum	n.	palat, fr. palais, it. palato, ro. palat, sc. paladru, paladu, palau, paladi, de. Gaumen
palbe	[ˈpalbə]		'palpebra	n.	(anat.) eyelid, it. palpebra, es. párpado, ro. pleoapă, de. Augenlid
pal tis	[pal tis]		pal + tis	n.	boner, hard-on, ca. trempera, pt. pau duro, de. Ständer →fal, ses
palum	[pɐˈlum]		palumba	n.	pigeon, dove, es. paloma, ca. colom, it. colomba, palomba, piccione, fr. pigeon, de. Taube →palum pac
palum pac	[pɐˈlum pak]		palum + pac	n.	dove of peace, it. colomba della pace, de. Friedenstaube
pan	[pan]		pānis, -em	n.	bread →cupan, panar, pan casifet, pan nir, pan spon
panar	[pɐˈnar]		pan + -ar	n.	baker
pan casifet	[paŋ kɐsɪˈfet]		pan + casifet	n.	home-made bread, it. pane casareccio, de. hausgemahtes Brot
pang	[paŋ]		pāntex, -icem	n.	(anat.) belly, it. pancia, ventre, de. Bauch →glanul pang, stong
panit	[pɐˈnit]		pānicium	n.	maize, corn, ca. panis, pt. milho, it. granoturco, sc. trigumoriscu, ro. porumb, de. Mais →mil
pan nir	[pan nir]		pan + nir	n.	brown bread, es. pan negro, de. Schwarzbrot
pan spon	[pan tspon]		pan + spon	n.	sponge cake, ca. pa de pessic, it. pan di spagna, es. bizcocho, pt. pão de ló, ro. pandișpan, de. Biskuit
pap	[pap]		papa	n.	pope
papil	[pɐˈpil]		*papīlum< papȳrum	n.	paper →munit papil
par	[par]		parem < pār	adj.	even, divisible by two, on a par, it. pari, fr. pair, de. gerade, durch zwei teilbar, ebenbürtig →cupar, nipar, parec
(par)	[par]	not used in isolation	*parō, -āre; parātum	v.stem.	arrange, order, provide, resolve, acquire, procure →cupar, pripar, ripar, sipar
parec	[pɐˈrek]		**pareculus, -um < *pariculus, -um; par + -ec	n.	pair, unit of two things, it. paio, coppia, ca. parella, ro. pereche, de. Paar, zwei Stück →copi
Paris	[pɐˈris]		{loan}	n.prop.	Paris, it. Parigi, ca. de. es. ro. Paris
parit	[pɐˈrit]		parietem	n.	wall, ca. paret, it. parete, ro. perete, de. Wand
parol	[pɐˈrol]		-b>v- *parabola	n.	word, words, phrase, expression →parol pasar, vreu
parol pasar	[pɐˈrol pɐˈsar]		parol + pasar	n.	password, it. parola d'accesso, fr. mot de passe, es. contraseña, de. Paßwort
pas	[pas]		*passō, -āre < {freq.} pandere, pandō, pandī, passum	v.t.	pass, pass by, walk/drive/fly by, it. passare, de. vorbeigehen, vorbeikommen, vorübergehen, durchqueren, verleben, strömen, zirkulieren →pasar, pasat, srapas
(pas)	[pas]	not used in isolation	*quassō, -āre < {freq.} quatere, quatiō, quassum	v.stem.	shake, shatter, break, disturb →cupas, spas
pasar	[pɐˈsar]		pas + -ar	n.	passing, entering, de. Vorbeigehen, Durchgehen →parol pasar
pasat	[pɐˈsat]		pas + -at	adj.	past, previous, last, it. scorso, es. pasado, de. letzt, vorig, vergangen
past	[past]		pasta	n.	dough, paste, pasta →past cu mantic limun
past cu mantic limun	[past ku mɐnˈtik lɪˈmun]		past + cu + mantic + limun	n.	pasta with cream and lemon juice (a dish)
pastit	[pɐsˈtit]		pasticius, -um	n.	cake, tart →coi pastit, mfur pastit, pastit Furest Nir, pastit griliac, pastit minde, pastit pum
pastit Furest Nir	[pɐsˈtit fʊˈrest nir]		pastit + Furest Nir	n.	Black Forest cake
pastit griliac	[pɐsˈtit ɡrɪlɪˈak], [pɐsˈtit ɡrɪˈljak]		pastit + griliac	n.	cake with brittle, es. torta crocante, de. Torte mit Krokant
pastit minde	[pɐsˈtit ˈmində]		pastit + minde	n.	almond cake
pastit pum	[pɐsˈtit pum]		pastit + pum	n.	apple pie
pastur	[pɐsˈtur]		pāstōrem	n.	(rel.) pastor , shepherd (dog), it. pastore, de. Pastor, Schäferhund →pastur liman, uilar
pastur liman	[pɐsˈtur lɪˈman]		pastur + Liman	n.	German shepherd (dog), Alsatian (dog), it. pastore tedesco, fr. berger allemand, ro. ciobănesc german, pt. pastor alemão, de. deutscher Schäferhund
pat-angat	[pa tɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} quadrangulum; pat(u) + angat	n.	quadrangle, it. quadrilatero, quadrangolo, ro. patrulater, de. Viereck
patat	[pɐˈtat]		{loan} #es patata	n.	sweet potato, boniato
patel	[pɐˈtel]		patella	n.	pan, frying pan, it. padella, tegame, es. paila, fr. poêle, ro. tigaie, de. Pfanne →ul
pat-idru-furan	[pa ˈtidrʊ fʊˈran]		pat(u) + idru- + furan	n.	(chem) tetrahydrofuran, THF, it. tetraidrofurano, de. Tetrahydrofuran →uside patu mitilen
patinti	[pɐˈtintɪ]	when prefixed, -u drops before vowel	pat(u) + -inti	num.	{obsolete} forty, 40, de. vierzig →patu deca
patu	[ˈpatʊ]	when prefixed, -u drops before vowel	quattuor	num.	four, 4, pt. quatro, sc. bàttoro, ro. patru, de. vier →pat-angat, pat-idru-furan, patinti, patu deca, patut, PIF, uside patu mitilen
patu deca	[ˈpatʊ ˈdekɐ]		patu + deca	num.	fourty, 40, pt. quarenta, sc. barànta, ro. patruzeci, la. quadrāgintā, de. vierzig →patinti
patut	[pɐˈtut]		patu + -(a)t	adj.	square, quadratic, it. quadrato, fr. carré, ro. pătrat, de. quadratisch
				n.	square, it. quadrato, fr. carré, ro. pătrat, de. Quadrat
pau	[ˈpaʊ], [paw]		**padə < pater, -rem; {irregular/dialectal t > d; influenced by 'babbus' > 'bau'}	n.	(kin) father, es. it. padre, fr. père, ca. pare, pt. pai, ro. tată, sc. babbu, de. Vater →mau, mau pau, pau ast, pau mau, pau nui, pau pau, pau sroc, pren
pau ast	[ˈpaʊ ast], [paw ast]		pau + ast	n.	(kin) stepfather
paul	[pɐˈul], [pawl]		*padūle < palūs, -dem	n.	swamp, marsh, bog, it. padule, palude, fr. palud, marais, pt. paul, palude, de. Sumpf, Moor, Marsch
pau mau	[ˈpaʊ ˈmaʊ], [paw maw]		pau + mau	n.	(kin) mother's father, maternal grandfather, sv. morfar →ai
paumen	[pɐʊˈmen], [pawˈmen]		pavīmentum	n.	floor, flooring, ca. paviment, de. Boden →ter
paun	[pɐˈun], [pawn]		pavōnem	n.	peacock, peafowl, it. pavone, ro. păun, de. Pfau
pau nui	[ˈpaʊ ˈnuɪ], [paw nuj]		pau + nui	n.	(rel.) Lord's Prayer, Our Father, Pater Noster, it. padrenostro, sc. Babbunóstru, fr. Notre Père, de. Vaterunser
pau pau	[ˈpaʊ ˈpaʊ], [paw paw]		pau + pau	n.	(kin) father's father, paternal grandfather, sv. farfar →ai
paur	[pɐˈur], [pawr]		pavor, -ōrem	n.	fear, angst, horror, it. paura, ca. por, fur. pôre, de. Angst, Grauen, Grausen →spaur
pau sroc	[ˈpaʊs trok], [paw strok]		pau + sroc	n.	(kin) father-in-law
pe	[pe]		*pē	n.	(letter) p, P, U+0050, U+0070 →cu, o
pec	[pek]		picula < pix, -cem + -ula	n.	pitch (tar), it. pece, pegola, ca. pega, fr. poix, es. pez, ro. păcură, de. Pech (Teer)
pel	[pel]		pellis, -em	n.	(anat.) skin, hide, peel, pelt, fur, it. pelle, de. Haut, Fell →dipel, pel narang
pel narang	[pel nɐˈraŋ]		pel + narang	n.	orange peel
pen	[pen]		penna	n.	(anat.) feather, eyelash, rup. peanã, de. Feder, Wimpern →pen oc, srapen
pen oc	[pe nok]		pen + oc	n.	(anat.) eyelash, it. ciglio, rup. peanã di oclju, de. Wimpern
per	[per]		perna	n.	(anat.) leg, it. gamba, pierna, ca. cama, es. pierna, gl. pt. perna, ro. picior, rm. comba, chomma, sc. camba, camma, de. Bein →brat, ginuc, peu
pern	[perə̆n]		*pectinō, -āre; pectinātum	v.t.	comb, it. pettinare, de. kämmen →perni, pirnat
				v.refl.	comb, it. pettinarsi, de. sich kämmen
perni	[ˈperə̆nɪ]		pern + -i	n.	comb, it. pettine, ca. pinta, de. Kamm
pes	[pes]		{calque} *pēnsō, -āre; pēnsātum; {back-formation from verb, hence vowel change}; pes(i) | -(i)	v.t.	weigh (determine weight), weigh (have weight), it. pesare, ca. es. pesar, de. wägen, wiegen →pisat, pistur
				v.i.	be heavy, it. pesare, ca. es. pesar, de. schwer sein
pesc	[pesk]		persicum	n.	peach, it. pesca, ca. préssec, de. Pfirsich
pesi	[ˈpesɪ]		**pēnsium < pēnsum; {-i: nominaliser added to verb; -e-: orig. vowel from noun}	n.	weight (inherent property of an object due to gravity), heaviness, ca. pes, pesadesa, fr. poids, lourdeur, it. peso, pesantezza, es. peso, pesadez, pt. peso, ro. greutate, de. Gewicht (eines Objekts), Schwere →griutat, mpesi, pes, pistur, spesi
pestu	[ˈpestʊ]		{loan} #it pesto	n.	pesto
pet	[pet]		*pectus, -um < pectus, -oris	n.	(anat.) breast, it. petto, ca. pit, fr. poitrine, es. pecho, pt. peito, ro. piept, de. Brust →pet nati
peta-	[ˈpetɐ]		{loan} peta {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	peta, 1e15, P →peta
				num.	quadrillion, billiard, 1e15
(peti)	[ˈpetɪ]	not used in isolation	*petīō, -āre < {freq.} petere, petō, petītum	v.stem.	ask, request, seek, beg →ripeti
pet nati	[pet ˈnatɪ]		pet + nati	n.	duck breast, it. petto d'anatra, de. Entenbrust
peu	[ˈpeʊ], [pew]		pēs, -edem	n.	(anat.) foot, hoof, it. piede, ca. peu, oc. pè, nap. puère, de. Fuß, Huf →camin peu, dit peu, ginuc, man, ni peu, per, peu caval, pulcar peu, pur peu
peu caval	[ˈpeʊ kɐˈval], [pew kɐˈval]		peu + caval	n.	(anat.) hoof of a horse, it. piede di cavallo, rm. pei-cavagl, de. Huf eines Pferdes
pi	[pi]		*pe+ < per	prep.	by (agent of passive verb), by (deadline of event), per, towards (terminal state, location), to (terminal state, location) →atrair, atrait, cucrugu, diciu, disir pi murit, nu pi cil, pi cilu, pi etu, pi faur, pi frutun, pi futur, pi'l, pi mega, pi pracur, pi un, pi ur, pric, pric, ving
pi-	[pi]		*pe- < per-	pref.v.<v./n.	by; per; towards; to; for →cricu-, piambe, picepu, piciu, pidun, pifumi, pimit, piscriu, pisist, piveni
piambe	[pɪˈambə], [ˈpjambə]		pi- + ambe	v.i.	stroll, wander, talk a walk, it. passeggiare, andare a spasso, sp. pasearse, ro. pimbla, rup. piimnu, de. spazieren
pic	[pik]		(V)- apīcula	n.	bee, it. ape, pecchia, lld. eva, vec. ava, fur. âf, ro. albină, de. Biene →mangatur pic, nube pic, picai, picar
pic	[pik]		*pīccō, -āre; pīccatum	v.t.	peck, knock, sting, bite (insect), prick, stab, pick (ice), mince, fr. piquer, hacher, ca. es. oc. pt. picar, ro. pișca, de. picken, klopfen, stechen, wolfen →bec, picatur, picatur
				v.i.	itch, sting
picai	[pɪˈkaɪ], [pɪˈkaj]		pic + -ai	n.	beehive, ca. arna, abeller, it. alveare, arnia, es. colmena, ro. stup, de. Bienenstock
picar	[pɪˈkar]		pic + -ar	n.	beekeeper, aparist, ca. abeller, it. apicoltore, de. Bienenzüchter, Imker
picatur	[pɪkɐˈtur]		pic + -atur	n.	pecker, stinger, biter, icepick, woodpecker →picatur grat, picatur ling
picatur	[pɪkɐˈtur]		pic + -atur	adj.	stingy, spicy, piquant, ca. picant, it. piccante, de. stechend, scharf
picatur grat	[pɪkɐˈtur ɡrat]		picatur + grat	n.	icepick, fr. pic à glace, it. punteruolo da ghiaccio, es. punzón de hielo, pt. picador de gelo, quebrador de gelo, de. Eispickel (Barbedarf)
picatur ling	[pɪkɐˈtur liŋ]		picatur + ling	n.	woodpecker, fr. pic, it. picchio, pt. pica-pau, es. picatroncos, sc. atacadòlza, picamàta, picalinna, pertunghevústes, de. Specht, la. pīcus, -um
picepu	[pɪˈkepʊ]		pi- + cepu	v.t.	perceive, understand (perceive audio), fr. percevoir, ca. percebre, it. percepire, percevere, es. percibir, de. wahrnehmen, verstehen (hören) →picipube
pi cilu	[pi ˈkilʊ]		pi + cilu	num.	per mille, 10e-3, es. por mil, de. Promille, hu. ezrelék →mili
picipube	[pɪkɪˈpubə]		picepu + -(a)be	adj.	perceptibel, it. percepibile, de. wahrnehmbar, spürbar
piciu	[pɪˈkiʊ], [pɪˈkiw]		pi- + ciu	v.t.	circumcise, fr. circoncire, ca. circumcidar, it. circoncidere, ro. circumcide, de. beschneiden, sv. omskära, is. umskera
picu-	[ˈpikʊ]		{loan} pico {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	pico-, 1e-12, de. piko-
pidun	[pɪˈdun]		{calque} per-dōnō, -āre; pi- + dun	v.t.	forgive (s.o.: a, s.t: obj.), it. perdonare, de. vergeben →piduni, prap
piduni	[pɪˈdunɪ]		pidun + -i	n.	forgiveness, pardon, it. perdono, remissione, de. Vergebung →prapi, rigratituri
pi etu	[pi ˈetʊ]		pi + etu	num.	percent, 10e-2, it. per cento, de. Prozent, auf hundert →centi
PIF	[pe i ef]		p(atu) + i(dru)- + f(uran)	n.abbrev.	(chem) tetrahydrofuran, THF, it. tetraidrofurano, de. Tetrahydrofuran
pi faur	[pi fɐˈur], [pi fawr]		pi + faur	interj.	please →pi futur, pi pracur
pi frutun	[pi frʊˈtun]		pi + frutun	adv.	fortunately, luckily
pifumi	[pɪˈfumɪ]		pi- + fumi	n.	perfume, ca. perfum, it. profumo, ext. prehumi, de. Parfüm
pi futur	[pi fʊˈtur]		pi + futur	adv.	{vulgar} the fuck, fucking, fuck you very much, {intensifier to make any phrase vulgar}, ca. collons, it. cazzo, es. coño, ro. în futere, de. zum Teufel →ce's cil e pi futur, ce's ro pi futur, ou's ti e pi futur, pi faur, pi pracur, va tacu pi futur
pi'l	[pil]	special elision	pi + l(i)	prep.	for the
pil	[pil]		pilus, -um	n.	(anat.) hair (on body or brush), it. pelo, fr. poil, ca. pel, de. Haar →capil, pil pu
pilic	[pɪˈlik]		pellicula	n.	film, movie, motion picture, it. pellicola, film, es. pelicula, pt. filme, de. Film
pil pu	[pil pu]		pil + pu	n.	(anat.) pubic hair, ca. pentenill, it. peli del pube, es. pendejo, de. Schamhaar, Pubes, Intimhaar
pim	[pim]		pinguis, -em	adj.	rich, fat, fertile, abundant, it. pingue, de. fettleibig, reich, reichlich, fruchtbar
pi mega	[pi ˈmeɡɐ]		pi + mega	num.	ppm, pieces per million, 10e-6 →micru
pimit	[pɪˈmit]		pi- + mit	v.t.	permit, allow, it. permettere, es. permitir, de. erlauben, zulassen, gestatten, legitimieren →pimitat, pimitur
				v.refl.	claim (for oneself), it. permettersi, es. permitirse, de. erlauben, anmaßen, herausnehmen
pimitat	[pɪmɪˈtat]		pimit + -at	adj.	permitted, it. permesso, de. erlaubt
				n.	permit, permission, it. permesso, de. Erlaubnis, Zulassung
pimitur	[pɪmɪˈtur]		pimit + -(at)ur	adj.	permissive, it. permissivo, de. freizügig, lax →pimituri
pimituri	[pɪmɪˈturɪ]		pimitur + -i	n.	permissiveness, liberalness, it. permissività, de. Freizügigkeit
pin	[pin]		pēnis, -em	n.	(anat.) penis, es. it. pene, de. Penis →fal, lanic, natur, pinra, pin ratifet, ses
pincel	[pɪŋˈkel]		pēnicillum	n.	paintbrush, it. pennello, sc. pignéllu, pingéllu, pintzéllu, de. Pinsel
pincost	[pɪŋˈkost]		pentēcostē < #el πεντηκοστὴ '50th (day)'	n.	pentecost, it. pentecoste, ro. Rusalii, Cinzecime, de. Pfingsten
ping	[piŋ]		*pingō, -ere; pīctum	v.t.	paint, it. pingere, fr. peindre, ca. pintar, de. malen →pingat, pingatur
pingat	[pɪŋˈɡat]		ping + -at	n.	painting, it. pittura, es. pintura, ro. pictură, de. Malerei, Gemälde
pingatur	[pɪŋɡɐˈtur]		ping + -atur	n.	painter, it. pittore, es. pintor, de. Maler
pinra	[ˈpindrɐ]		pin + ra(tifet)	n.	dildo, artificial penis →dildu, pin ratifet, ses
pin ratifet	[pin drɐtɪˈfet]		pin + ratifet	n.	dildo, artificial penis →dildu, pinra, ses
(pint)	[pint]	not used in isolation	{loan} #el πέντε	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) pent- {substance formative for C5}, it. pent-, de. Pent- →but, is, pintan
pintan	[pɪnˈtan]		pint + -an	n.	(chem) pentane, C5H12, it. pentano, de. Pentan
pip	[pip]		pīpa	n.	pipe (for smoking), ca. pipa, de. Pfeife (zum Rauchen) →pip pac, tou
pip pac	[pip̚ pak]		pip + pac	n.	pipe of peace, calumet, de. Friedenspfeife
pi pracur	[pi prɐˈkur]		pi + pracur	interj.	please, it. per favore, per piacere, de. bitte →pi faur, pi futur
pir	[pir]		pirum	n.	pear →pirar
pirar	[pɪˈrar]		pir + -ar	n.	pear tree
piri	[ˈpirɪ]		*-quīriō, -īre < -quīrere, -quīrō, -quīsīvī, -quīsītum < quaerere, quaesītum{-ri: #ro cuceri, cucerit; -i: #la -ītum}	v.t.	request (s.t: obj., from: a), ask (for: obj., s.o.: a), yearn (for: di), it. chiedere (>chiesto), es. pedir, ro. cere (>-ut), de. bitten, beantragen, (nach jdm.) verlangen →cupiri, ripiri
piric	[pɪˈrik]		-PVL- perīculum	n.	danger, fr. péril, ca. perill, oc. perilh, de. Gefahr →piricus
piricus	[pɪrɪˈkus]		{calque} perīculōsum; piric + -us	adj.	dangerous
pirnat	[pɪrə̆ˈnat]		pern + -at	n.	hairstyle, ca. pentinat, it. pettinatura, taglio di capelli, ro. frizură, tunsoare, de. Frisur →tunut
Pirui	[pɪˈruɪ], [pɪˈruj]		Perūvia	n.prop.	Peru →piruian
piruian	[pɪrʊɪˈan], [pɪrʊˈjan]		Pirui + -an	adj.prop.	Peruvian, ca. peruà, it. peruviano, de. Peruanisch
				n.prop.	Peruvian, ca. peruà, it. peruviano, de. Peruaner, Peruanerin
pisat	[pɪˈsat]		pes + -at	adj.	heavy, ca. pesat, pesant, pesuc, feixuc, it. pesante, es. pt. pesado, ro. greu, de. schwer →apisat, ap pisat, greu
pisc	[pisk]		piscis, -em	n.	fish, ca. peix, sc. pische →pisc frit
pisc frit	[pisk frit]		pisc + frit	n.	fried fisch, de. Bratfisch, es. pescado frito
piscriu	[pɪsˈkriʊ], [pɪsˈkriw]		pi- + scriu	v.t.	paraphrase, it. parafrasare, ro. parafraza, perifraza, de. umschreiben (umschreibt)
pisi	[ˈpisɪ]		*pīssiō, -āre	v.i.	piss, urinate, it. pisciare, fr. pisser, ro. pișa, ca. pixar, es. mear, de. pinkeln →pisitai
pisist	[pɪˈsist]		pi- + sist	v.i.	persist; insist (on: ni), it. persistere, es. persistir, de. weiterbestehen; beharren (auf: ni)
pisitai	[pɪsɪˈtaɪ], [pɪsɪˈtaj]		pisi + -(a)tai	n.	urinal, fr. pissoir, it. orinatoio, vespasiano, pt. mictório, de. Pissoir, Urinal, Pinkelbecken →ritraitai
pisp	[pisp]		episcopus, -um	n.	(rel.) bishop, it. vescovo, fr. évêque, ca. bisbe, es. obispo, pt. bispo, de. Bischof
pistol	[pɪsˈtol]		{loan}	n.	gun, pistol, de. Pistole
pistur	[pɪsˈtur]		pes + -(a)tur	n.	weight (to make things heavier), it. peso, ca. pes, fr. pesanteur, de. Gewicht (zum Beschweren) →pesi
pisun	[pɪˈsun]		persōna	n.	person
pit	[pit]		*quētus, -a, -um < quiētus, -a, -um	adv.	quiet, calm, fr. coi, it. cheto, ro. încet, de. ruhig, leise →sun pit, tac
piu	[ˈpiʊ], [piw]		{loan} {unknown origin}	n.	(anat.) peg, pivot, tenon; {colloquial} penis, clitoris, fr. pivot, cheville, ca. piu, de. Pflock, Stift, Zapfen; Penis, Klitoris →fal
piuc	[pɪˈuk], [pjuk]		*pēduculum < pēdiculus, -um	n.	louse, ca. poll, it. pidocchio, fr. pou, sc. piogu, es. piojo, pt. piolho, de. Laus
piumen	[pɪʊˈmen], [pjʊˈmen]		pigmentum	n.	allspice, it. pimento, de. Piment
pi un	[pi un]		pi + un	prep.	for a
pi ur	[pi ur]		{calque} per hōra; pi + ur	adj.	for now, it. per ora, ca. per ara, es. por ahora, pt. por ora, de. vorerst
piveni	[pɪˈvenɪ]		{calque} per-veniō, -īre; pi- + veni	v.i.	reach, attain (obj: a), arrive (at s.o.: a) →fe piveni
platin	[plɐˈtin]		{loan}	n.	(chem) platinum, Pt {element 78}, ca. platí
plirin	[plɪˈrin]		*pelegrīnum < peregrīnum	n.	pilgrim, fr. pèlerin, ca. pelegrí, it. pellegrino, de. Pilger, Wallfahrer
plur	[plur]		*plōrō, -āre	v.i.	cry
Pluton	[plʊˈton]		{loan} #el Πλούτων	n.prop.	(astron.) Pluto, it. Plutone, ca. Plutó, ro. Pluton, de. Pluto →plutoni
plutoni	[plʊˈtonɪ]		{loan}; Pluton + i	n.	(chem) plutonium, Pu {element 94}, ca. plutoni
po	[po]		*po < *potet < *potēre, possō, *potūtum < *possum < posse; {irregular/dialectal double deletion of final -t}}	v.aux.	be able to, can, be allowed to, may, it. potere, ca. es. pt. poder, ast. poder (>pue, podíu), it. potere (>può, potùto), lij. poéi (>peu), rm. pudair (>po, pudì), ro. putea, rup. pot (>poate, pututã), de. können, dürfen →por, pot, puec, putur
pobe	[ˈpobə]		*pauberem < pauper, -em; {-b- already in late lat.}	adj.	poor, it. povero, es. pobre, de. arm →pobe d'ap, pobi, pubel
pobe d'ap	[ˈpobə dap]		pobe + d(i) + ap	adj.	lacking water, arid, low-moisture
pobi	[ˈpobɪ]		pob(e) + -i	n.	poverty, fr. pauvreté, oc. pauretat, ca. pobresa, it. povertà, es. pobredad, ro. sărăcie, de. Armut
poc	[pok]		paucus, -a, -um	adv.indef.	(degree) little, not very, few, a bit →apoc, mimbe, min, mrut, prau, pucis
				pron.indef.	(degree) little, few, a bit (small amount), few →mimbe, min, mrut, prau
poi	[ˈpoɪ], [poj]		podium	n.	hill, it. poggio, ca. puig, de. Hügel, Anhöhe
Pol	[pol]		Paula, -us	n.prop.	Paula, Paul
pol	[pol]		polus, -um	n.	pole, axis of rotation, it. polo, ca. pol, de. Pol →pulan, puliu
ponde	[ˈpondə]		*ponderō, -āre; ponderātum	v.t.	ponder, ca. ponderar, it. ponderare, de. grübeln (über:obj.), tiefgehend nachdenken (über:obj.)
ponu	[ˈponʊ]		*pōnūō, -ere < pōnere, pōnō, positum; {-ū- from supine in *-ūt}	v.t.	lay (eggs, foundation, etc.), lay down, put down, place, ca. fr. pondre, it. porre, de. hinlegen, ablegen, legen (Eier, Grundstein, usw.) →mit, posi, punun
pop	[pop]		populum	n.	people, public, nation, folk →gen
por	[por]		porrum	n.	leek
por	[por]		po + -(a)r	n.	{obsolete} being able, capability, skill, de. Können
posi	[ˈposɪ]		*posiō, -īre < pōnere, pōnō, posuī, positum {-si: 'posit-' should be recognisable; rom. pune, pus}	v.t.	put, place, lay, stand, it. porre, es. poner, ro. pune, de. setzen, stellen, legen, stecken →mit, ponu, prupusit, pusit, uposi
pot	[pot]		po + -(a)t	adj.	skillful, masterful, ro. priceput, de. gekonnt →putabe
pracu	[ˈprakʊ]		-kw- *placuō, -ēre < placēre, placeō, placuī, placitum	v.t.	please, ca. plaure (>plagut), it. piacere (-iuto), es. placer, ro. plăcea (>plăcut), de. gefallen →pracur
				v.refl.	be glad, be happy, like, it. fare piacere, de. sich freuen
pracur	[prɐˈkur]		pracu + -(a)r	n.	pleasure, delight, it. piacere, de. Gefallen, Vergnügen →pi pracur
prag	[praŋ]		plāga	n.	sore, wound, it. piaga, ca. plaga, fr. plaie, es. llaga, pt. chaga, ro. plagă, de. Wunde
Prage	[ˈpraɡə]		{loan}	n.prop.	Prague, ca. es. it. pt. ro. Praga, cs. Praha, de. Prag
prai	[ˈpraɪ], [praj]		*plagia	n.	beach, ca. platje, it. spiaggia, es. playa, sc. plaja, praja, de. Strand
pran	[pran]		plānus, -a, -um	adj.	level, flat, just, it. piano, fr. plain, es. llano, de. eben, flach →apran
pran	[pran]		planta	n.	plant, it. pianta, de. Pflanze, Gewächs →pranac
pranac	[prɐˈnak]		pran + -ac	n.	plantation (field of plants), plantain (type of plant), fr. plantage, plantation, plantain, ca. plantatge, plantació, it. piantaggine, piantagione, es. llantén, plantación, ro. pătlagină, plantație, de. Plantage, Plantane
pranit	[prɐˈnit]		planēta	n.	(astron.) planet, ast. ca. es. oc. pt. planeta, it. pianeta, ro. planetă, ext. praneta, de. Planet →pranitai
pranitai	[prɐnɪˈtaɪ], [prɐnɪˈtaj]		{calque} planetarium; pranit + -ai	n.	planetarium
prap	[prap]		palpō, -āre	v.t.	spare, amnesty, pardon, it. graziare, risparmiare, es. ahorrar, pt. poupar, de. verschonen, begnadigen →pidun, prapi, rigrati
prapal	[prɐˈpal]		*pāre pāre < di pārem ad pārem	pron.recip.	one another, fr. l'un l'autre, les uns les autres, it. a vicenda, vicendevolmente, ro. unul pe altul, pt. um ao outro, se, sc. apàre, debarapai, parebare, de. einander →se
prapi	[ˈprapɪ]		prap + -i	n.	grace, pardon, amnesty, it. grazia, es. indulto, perdón, piedad, merced, de. Begnadigung, Verschonung, Gnade →piduni
pras	[pras]		-*r- passer, -rem	n.	sparrow, it. passero, de. Spatz, Sperling
prasiudim	[prɐsɪʊˈdim], [prɐsjʊˈdim]		{loan}	n.	(chem) praseodymium, Pr {element 59}, ca. praseodimi, ro. praseodim
prat	[prat]		*plattus, -um	n.	dish; plate, it. piatto, de. Teller, Gericht →vascel
prat	[prat]		platea	n.	square, place, ca. oc. plaça, fr. place, it. piazza, es. plaza, pt. praça, sc. paltza, parta, platza, prata, de. Platz
prates	[prɐˈtes]		platessa	n.	plaice, it. platessa, fr. plie, es. platija, solla, de. Scholle
prati	[ˈpratɪ]		*partiō, -īre	v.t.	split off, divide, it. partire, de. teilen, trennen →cuprati, diprati, pratic, pratir, pratit
				v.i.	leave (obj./from: di), it. partire, de. abreisen, weggehen
pratic	[prɐˈtik]		prati + -(a)c	n.	particle, de. Teilchen
pratir	[prɐˈtir]		prati + -(a)r	n.	departure, de. Abreise
pratit	[prɐˈtit]		prati + -(a)t	n.	partition, part, party (political), ca. part, partit, it. partizione, parte, partito, de. Einteilung, Partition, Teil, Partei
prau	[ˈpraʊ], [praw]		parvus, -um	adv.indef.	(degree) too little, not enough, ca. massa poc, it. troppo poco, fr. trop peu, es. muy poco, ro. prea puțină, de. zu wenig →mimbe, min, poc, pravis, pravis, trop
				pron.indef.	(degree) too little, not enough, ca. massa poc, it. troppo poco, fr. trop peu, es. muy poco, ro. prea puțină, de. zu wenig →mimbe, min, poc, trop
pravis	[prɐˈvis]		prau + -is	adv.indef.	(degree) way too little, not enough by far, it. troppissimo poco, de. viel zu wenig →trupis
pravis	[prɐˈvis]		prau + -is	pron.indef.	(degree) way too little, not enough by far, it. troppissimo poco, de. viel zu wenig →trupis
predu	[ˈpredʊ]		*perduō, -ere < perdere, perdō, perdīvī, perditum	v.t.	lose, fr. perdre (>-u), ca. perdre (>-ut), it. perdere (>-uto, perso), ro. pierde (>-ut), de. verlieren →pridur, pridut
premi	[ˈpremɪ]		praemium	n.	prize, ca. premi, ro. premiu, de. Gewinn, Preis, Prämie
pren	[pren]		C(V)- parēns, -tem	n.	(kin) parent, ca. fr. parent, it. pt. parente, es. pariente, ro. părinte, rup. printi, de. Elternteil →griman pren, mau, pau, pren pren
pren pren	[prem pren]		pren + pren	n.	(kin) grandparent, fr. grand-parent, aïeul, aïeule, it. nonno, nonna, es. abuelo, abuela, pt. avô, avó, de. Großelternteil, Großeltern →ai
pres	[pres]		pressum	adv.	close to, near, almost, fr. près, près de, it. quasi, pressoché, ro. aproape, de. nah, fast
presi	[ˈpresɪ]		prehensiō, -nem	n.	prison, jail, it. prigione, ca. presó, presidi, es. presidio, prisión, fr. prison, geôle, pt. prisão, de. Gefängnis, Zuchthaus
pret	[pret]		-*r- petra	n.	stone, ca. pedra, oc. peira, it. pietra, fr. pierre, es. piedra, pt. pedra, fur. piere, lij. pria, nap. preta, sc. pedra, perda, preda, preta, ro. piatră, rup. cheatrã, de. Stein →itat pret, prisin, pritic, roc
preu	[ˈpreʊ], [prew]		praeda	n.	prey (of animals and burglars), booty, fr. proie, ca. presa, it. preda, es. prea, preda, pt. preia, ro. pradă, de. Beute →ult preu
pri-	[pri]		prae-	pref.	pre-, before, fore-, de. Prä-, Vor- →prifri, pripar, pripusit, priscava, priscriu, prisen, priseu, pristuriu, priu, priucup, priveni
pri.	[pri]		pri(l)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Apr.
pric	[prik]		*plicō, -āre; plicuī, plicātum	v.t.	fold, bend (to: pi (location) or a (left/right/up/down)), it. piegare, ca. plegar, ro. pleca, de. falten, biegen, knicken →cupric, mpric
				v.i.	turn (to: pi (location) or a (left/right/up/down)), angle, deflect, it. piegare, ca. plegar, ro. pleca, de. abbiegen
				v.refl.	fold, bend, give in, buckle, it. piegarsi, es. plegarse, de. nachgeben, sich beugen, einknicken
pricis	[prɪˈkis]		praecīsus, -um	adj.	precise, it. preciso, de. genau, präzise
pridur	[prɪˈdur]		predu + -(a)r	n.	perdition, damnation, it. perditione, de. Verderben, Verdammnis
pridut	[prɪˈdut]		predu + -(a)t	adj.	lost, fr. perdut, de. verloren
prifri	[ˈprifrɪ]		pri- + fri	v.t.	prefer, it. preferire, de. bevorzugen, vorziehen
pril	[pril]		(V)- aprīlis, -em	n.	(month) April →pri.
prim	[prim]		prīmus, -a, -um	det.	first, 1st, pt. primeiro, de. erster →di dui, prim nascut, rutis, un
				adv.	first, pt. primeiro, de. zuerst →lim prim
primeu	[prɪˈmeʊ], [prɪˈmew]		prīmaevus, -um	adj.	primordial, primeval, it. primevo, de. urzeitlich, ur- →lim primeu, selu primeu, Sron Primeu, sup primeu, tem primeu
primitiu	[prɪmɪˈtiʊ], [prɪmɪˈtiw]		-V- prīmitīvum	adj.	primitive, ca. primitiu, de. primitiv
prim nascut	[prim nɐsˈkut]		prim + nascut	n.	first-born, it. primogenito, ro. prim născut, de. Erstgeborener
prin	[prin]		*prehendō, -ere; prehēnsum; {-n: more recognisable than -s; no trace of freq. in Rom.; regular perf.part. like arom. prindu, primtã, but it. preso, cat. pres, rom. prins, fr. pris}	v.t.	take, grab, fr. prendre, it. prendere, es. prender, ro. prinde, de. nehmen, greifen, ergreifen →aprin, cuprin, riprin
prin	[prin]		plēnus, -a, -um	adj.	full (of: di), complete, rich, mature, abundant, filled (with: di), it. pieno, sc. prenu, es. lleno, ca. ple, ro. plin, de. voll, gefüllt →lun prin, prin d'ambil, prin d'ap
princepi	[prɪŋˈkepɪ]		prīncepium; {semi-borrowed}	n.	principle, ca. principi, it. principie, ro. principiu, de. Prinzip
prin d'ambil	[prin dɐmˈbil]		prin + d(i) + ambil	adj.	full of eels, de. voller Aale
prin d'ap	[prin dap]		prin + d(i) + ap	adj.	abounding in water, watery, de. voller Wasser
prinei	[prɪˈneɪ], [prɪˈnej]		perinaeum < #el περίναιον; {late loan}	n.	(anat.) perinaeum, fr. périnée, it. períneo, de. Damm, Perineum, Perinäum →natur
pringat	[prɪŋˈɡat]		praegnās, -tem	adj.	pregnant, fr. enceinte, ca. prenyat, it. incinta, pregna, es. preñado, encinto, de. schwanger →mpringat
prip	[prip]		-*r- piper, -rum	n.	pepper; chili →pripar, pripel, pripoi
pripar	[prɪˈpar]		prip + -ar	n.	pepper plant, ca. pebrer, fr. poivrier, es. pimentero, de. Pfeffer (Pflanze)
pripar	[prɪˈpar]		pri- + par	v.t.	prepare, it. preparare, de. vorbereiten
pripel	[prɪˈpel]		prip + -el	n.	chili pepper, ca. pebrina, it. peperoncino, es. chili, ro. ardei iute, de. Chili, Peperoni
pripoi	[prɪˈpoɪ], [prɪˈpoj]		prip + -oi	n.	bell pepper, sweet pepper, it. peperone, ca. pebrot, fr. poivron, es. pimiento, de. Paprika →pripoi afumat
pripoi afumat	[prɪˈpoɪ ɐfʊˈmat], [prɪˈpoj ɐfʊˈmat]		pripoi + afumat	n.	smoked paprika, smoked peppers (seldom), it. paprika affumicata, peperone affumicato, es. pimentón ahumado, de. geräucherte Paprika →frut pripoi afumat, pulde pripoi afumat
pripusit	[prɪpʊˈsit]		pri- + pusit	n.	preposition, it. preposizione, de. Präposition
priscava	[prɪsˈkavɐ]		pri- + scava	v.t.	pre-dig
priscriu	[prɪsˈkriʊ], [prɪsˈkriw]		pri- + scriu	v.t.	prescribe, ca. prescriure, receptar, it. prescrìvere, ordinare, de. vorschreiben, verordnen, verschreiben (Arzt) →priscriut
priscriut	[prɪskrɪˈut], [prɪsˈkrjut]		priscriu + -(a)t	adj.	prescription, recipe, it. ricetta, prescrizione, de. Vorschrift, Rezept
prisen	[prɪˈsen]		praesēns, -tem; pri- + sen	adj.	present, it. presente, de. anwesend
				v.t.	present, show, introduce (person), it. presentare, de. vorstellen, zeigen, präsentieren
priseu	[prɪˈseʊ], [prɪˈsew]		pri- + seu	v.i.	chair, lead, ca. presidir, it. presiedere, pt. comandar, dirigir, ro. președea, de. vorsitzen →prisiutur
prisin	[prɪˈsin]		-*r- *petrosīnum < petroselinum < πετροσέλῑνον; {-a- by influence of pret}	n.	parsley, fr. persil, it. prezzemolo, ca. julivert, es. perejil, pt. salsa, perrexil, pt. pătrunjel, sc. pedrusèmini, padrusímula, scn. pitrusinu, de. Petersilie →prisin raic
prisin raic	[prɪˈsin drɐˈik], [prɪˈsin drajk]		prisin + raic	n.	parsley root, it. radice del prezzemolo, es. raíz del perejil, de. Wurzelpetersilie, Petersilienwurzel, qtax. petroselinum crispum subsp. tuberosum
prisiutur	[prɪsɪʊˈtur], [prɪsjʊˈtur]		priseu + -(a)tur	n.	president, chairperson, chairman, chairwoman, it. presidente, dirigente, de. Präsident, Vorsitzender →prisiuturi
prisiuturi	[prɪsɪʊˈturɪ], [prɪsjʊˈturɪ]		prisiutur + -i	n.	presidency, it. presidenza, de. Präsidentschaft
pristuriu	[prɪstʊˈriʊ], [prɪstʊˈriw]		pri- + stor(i) + -iu	adj.	prehistoric, it. preistorico, de. vorgeschichtlich
prit	[prit]		prētium	n.	price, cost, it. prezzo, ca. preu, de. Preis
pritic	[prɪˈtik]		pret + -ic	v.t.	petrify, ast. ca. es. gl. pt. petrificar, it. pietrificare, ro. petrifica, de. versteinern →priticar, priticat
priticar	[prɪtɪˈkar]		pritic + -ar	n.	petrification (process), de. Versteinerung (Vorgang)
priticat	[prɪtɪˈkat]		pritic + -at	n.	petrification (object, result), de. Versteinerung (Gegenstand, Ergebnis)
priu	[ˈpriʊ], [priw]		{calque} prae-vius, -a, -um; {with -i- instead of -e- from the unstressed prefix}; pr(i)- + -iu	adj.	previous, prior
priucup	[prɪʊˈkup], [prjʊˈkup]		{calque} prae-oc'cupō, -āre; pri- + ucup	v.refl.	worry, be concerned (about: di)
priut	[prɪˈut], [prjut]		*prebyter < presbyter; {derived from nom.sg.}	n.	priest, clergyman, it. prete, ro. priot, preot, rup. preftu, es. preste, fr. prêtre, de. Priester, Pfarrer
priveni	[prɪˈvenɪ]		pri- + veni	v.t.	prevent, guard against, avert, it. prevenire, es. prevenir, de. vorbeugen, zuvorkommen, abwenden, verhüten
privil	[prɪˈvil]		*prīmavēra	n.	spring →iver, stiu, utum
proa	[ˈproɐ]		*probō, -āre	v.t.	try (to: a), probe, test, attempt, prove, it. provare, ca. provar, de. versuchen, ausprobieren, testen, erproben, beweisen →cuproa, pruabe, pruamen, pruar, pruat
proc	[prok]		porcus, -um	n.	pig, pork, it. maiale, porco, suino, es. cerdo, ca. ro. porc, fr. cochon, porc, de. Schwein →proc frumic, proc silvac
proc frumic	[prok frʊˈmik]		proc + frumic	n.	aardvark, ca. porc formiguer, it. oritteropo, es. cerdo hormiguero
proc silvac	[prok sɪlˈvak]		proc + silvac	n.	wild boar, wild sow, it. cinghiale, fr. sanglier, ca. senglar, oc. singlar, ro. mistreț, la. aper, de. Wildschwein →singlar
proi	[ˈproɪ], [proj]		pro(u) + -i	n.	rain, it. pioggia, es. lluvia, pt. chuva, ca. pluja, fr. pluie, sc. proja, de. Regen →proi crin, pruius, selu proi
proi crin	[ˈproɪ krin], [proj krin]		proi + crin	n.	rain of ashes
prons	[pronts]		proximus, -a, -um	adj.	next, nearest, closest →pruns
prot	[prot]		porta	n.	door, it. porta, es. puerta, ro. poartă, sc. giànna, polta, de. Tür
prot	[prot]		*portō, -āre; portātum	v.t.	carry, wear, it. portare, fr. porter, de. tragen →mprot, prutur
protu	[ˈprotʊ]		*portuə < portus, -um	n.	harbour
prou	[ˈproʊ], [prow]		*plovō, -ere < plūere	v.i.0s.	rain, it piovere (>-uto), ca. ploure (>plogut), ro. ploua (-at), rup. mplueadzã, sc. proere (>próghiu, protu), pioere (>piotu, piópidu), de. regnen →proi, pruit
pru	[pru]		-(s) *plūs	adv.indef.	(degree) more {comparative of mrut}, it. più, scn. chiù, fur. plui, sc. prus, gl. máis, {dated} chus, de. mehr →a pru tral, mans, min, ni pru, nu pru ca
				pron.indef.	(degree) more {comparative of mrut} →mans, min
pru-	[pru]		pro-	pref.v.<v./n.	pro-, for →prucedi, prudu, prugres, prumit, prunumbe, prupusit
pruabe	[prʊˈabə], [ˈprwabə]		pro(a) + -abe	adj.	probable, provable, verifiable, (adv.) likely, fr. probable, prouvable, it. probabile, provabile, es. probabil, pt. provável, de. wahrscheinlich, beweisbar, nachweislich
pruamen	[prʊɐˈmen], [prwɐˈmen]		pro(a) + -amen	n.	proof, fr. preuve, ca. it. pt. prova, es. prueva, ro. probă, lld. proa, sc. proa, proba, prova, de. Beweis, Nachweis
pruar	[prʊˈar], [prwar]		pro(a) + -ar	n.	test, probing, attempt, exam, it. prova, esperimento, de. Versuch, Prüfung
pruat	[prʊˈat], [prwat]		pro(a) + -at	adj.	proven, tested, tried, it. provato, ca. provat, de. erprobt, bewährt
pruc	[pruk]		pūlex, -icem	n.	flea →mricat pruc
prucedi	[prʊˈkedɪ]		{calque}; pru- + cedi	v.i.	proceed, de. verfahren, fortfahren, vorgehen →prucidir
prucidir	[prʊkɪˈdir]		prucedi + -(a)r	n.	(med.) procedure, operation, de. Prozedur, Verfahren, Operation →upar
prudu	[ˈprudʊ]		pru- + du	v.t.	produce, it. produrre, de. herstellen, produzieren →prudut
prudut	[prʊˈdut]		prudu + -(a)t	adj.	produced, it. prodotto, de. hergestellt
				n.	product, it. prodotto, de. Produkt
prug	[pruŋ]		*pūrgō, -āre; pūrgātum	v.t.	clean thoroughly, cleanse, purge, exonerate, it. purgare, es. pt. purgar, de. säubern, reinigen, läutern, spülen, durchspülen, ausspülen, reinwaschen
prugres	[prʊˈɡres]		pru- + gres	v.t.	progress, fr. progresser, it. progredire, de. vorankommen, Fortschritt machen
pruit	[prʊˈit], [prwit]		pro(u) + -it	v.i.0s.	drizzle, fr. pleuvioter, ca. plovisquejar, it. piovigginare, es. lloviznar, pt. chuviscar, ro. bura, sc. proighinài, de. nieseln
pruius	[prʊɪˈus], [prʊˈjus]		proi + -us	adj.	rainy, ca. plujós, it. piovoso, pt. chuvoso, ro. ploios, de. regnerisch
prum	[prum]		plumbum	n.	(chem) lead, Pb {element 82}, ca. plom, it. piombo, ro. plumb, de. Blei
prumeti	[prʊˈmetɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) promethium, Pm {element 61}, ca. prometi
prumit	[prʊˈmit]		pru- + mit	v.t.	promise (to: a), ca. prometre, it. promettere, es. prometer, ro. promite, de. versprechen →prumitat
				v.refl.	betroth, affiance, get engaged (with: a), it. fidanzarsi, es. prometerse, de. verloben →prumitamen
prumitamen	[prʊmɪtɐˈmen]		prumit + -amen	n.	engagement, betrothal, it. fidanzamento, es. noviazgo, pt. noivado, ro. logodire, logodnă, de. Verlobung
prumitat	[prʊmɪˈtat]		prumit + -at	adj.	engaged, it. fidanzato, es. comprometido, ca. promès, de. versprochen, fr. fiancé, ro. logodit, verlobt
				n.	(kin) promise, fiance, fiancee, it. promessa, fidanzato, fidanzata, es. promesa, prometido, ro. promisiuno, logodnic, de. Versprechen, Verlobter, Verlobte
prumun	[prʊˈmun]		-l>r- pulmō, -nem	n.	(anat.) lung, it. polmone, ca. pulmó, sc. prumone, pimone, de. Lunge
prun	[prun]		prōmptus, -a, -um	adj.	prompt, immediate, quick, speedy, fast, very soon, es. it. pronto, de. schnell, sofort, sehr bald →viluc
prun	[prun]		*prūna < prūnum	n.	plum, prune →prunar
prunar	[prʊˈnar]		prun + -ar	n.	plum tree
pruns	[prunts]		prons	prep.	next to, very close to, it. vicino a, es. junto a, al lado de, pt. ao lado de, próximo de, ro. lângă, de. nah bei, in der Nähe von, neben →prup
prunumbe	[prʊˈnumbə]		pru- + numbe	n.	pronoun, it. pronome, de. Pronomen, Fürwort →sustantiu
prununti	[prʊˈnuntɪ]		*prōnūntiō, -āre	v.t.	pronounce, es. pronunciar, de. aussprechen
(prup)	[prup]	not used in isolation	{loan}	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) prop- {substance formative for C3}, it. prop-, de. Prop- →but, it, prupan, prupil
prup	[prup]		-(')- *prope	prep.	near, close to, ca. prop, it. vicino a, ro. aproape de, es. cerca de, pt. perto de, sc. proba, aproba, acanta, de. nahe →pruns
prup	[prup]		pōlypum < {acc} pōlypūs	n.	(culin.) octopus, fr. pieuvre, poulpe, ca. pop, it. polpo, es. pulpo, ro. caracatiță, sc. pruppu, de. Tintenfisch, Krake, Oktopus
(prup)	[prup]	not used in isolation	-*r- pōpulus, -um	n.stem.	poplar →prupar
prupan	[prʊˈpan]		prup + -an	n.	(chem) propane, C3H8, it. propano, de. Propan →prupanul
prupanul	[prʊpɐˈnul]		prupan + -ul	n.	(chem) propanol , propyl alcohol, it. propanolo, alcol propilico, de. Propanol, Propylalkohol →isuprupanul
prupar	[prʊˈpar]		prup + -ar	n.	poplar (tree), fr. peuplier, ca. poll, it. pioppo, ro. plop, fur. pôl, de. Pappel
prupil	[prʊˈpil]		prup + -il	n.	(chem) propyl, it. propile, de. Propyl
prupusit	[prʊpʊˈsit]		{calque} propositum; pru- + posi + -(a)t	n.	purpose, goal, aim
prusp	[prusp]		prōsperus, -a, -um	adj.	prosperous, flourishing, thriving, auspicious
prutactini	[prʊtɐkˈtinɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) protactinium, Pa {element 91}, ca. protactini
pruton	[prʊˈton]		{loan} #el πρῶτος; prut + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) proton
prutur	[prʊˈtur]		prot + -(at)ur	n.	carrier, wearer, s.o. who carries or wears, it. portatore, portatrice, de. Träger, Lastenträger, Überbringer →unde prutur
psic	[psik]		{loan} ψυχή	n.	psyche, it. psiche, es. psique, de. Psyche →psiciu, psiculogi
psiciu	[psɪˈkiʊ], [psɪˈkiw]		psic + -iu	adj.	psycological, mental, psycical, it. psichico, de. psychisch, mental
psiculogi	[psɪkʊˈloɡɪ]		psic + -ulogi	n.	psychology
pu	[pu]		pūbēs, -em	n.	(anat.) pubis, pubic area, it. pube, de. Intimhügel, Venushügel, Schamhügel →mon pu, os pu, pil pu
pu-	[pu]		po- < post-; {also from 'por-'}	pref.	post-, potis- {rare variant of pui- before 's'}, por-, pol-, it. post-, pos-, po-, por-, pol-, pt. pós-, es. pos-, post-, back-, de. Post-, Nach-, Zurück-, Rück-, Vor- →pulua, puseu
pubel	[pʊˈbel]		pob(e) + -el	n.	poor/unfortunate person, poor little guy/person/lady, it. poveretto, de. armer Mensch, arme Sau
pucis	[pʊˈkis]		poc + -is	adv.indef.	(degree) very little, very few, a wee bit
				pron.indef.	(degree) very little, very few, a wee bit
puec	[pʊˈek], [pwek]		{contracted from po + e + ci; reinterpreted as '+eculum'}; po + -ec	adv.	maybe, possibly, fr. peut-être, ca. potser, it. possibilmente, de. möglicherweise, vielleicht →putabe
				adj.	possible, ca. possible, de. möglich →putabe
				n.	possibility, de. Möglichkeit →putabe
pui	[ˈpuɪ], [puj]		*pos < post	prep.	after, behind, beyond, across, fr. après, it. dietro, alle spalle, es. tras, sc. aisségus, ca. darerre, ro. după, de. hinter, jenseits, durch; cmp. ro. apoi →a pui, avan, pui ci, pui mi dilui, tra
pui-	[ˈpuɪ], [puj]		-(C) pos < post-	pref.	post-, potis,-, it. post-, pos-, po-, pt. pós-, es. pos-, post-, back-, de. Post-, Nach-, Zurück-, Rück- →a pui, pu-, pui, puiscriut
pui ci	[ˈpuɪ ki], [puj ki]		pui + ci	conj.	after, fr. après que, it. poi, dopo che, es. después que, de. nachdem →avan ci
pui mi dilui	[ˈpuɪ mi dɪˈluɪ], [puj mi dɪˈluj]		pui + mi + dilui	phr.	after me the deluge
puiscriut	[pʊɪskrɪˈut], [pujsˈkrjut]		pui- + scriut	n.	postscriptum, epilogue, it. epilogo, poscritto, de. Epilog, Nachwort, Postscriptum
puit	[pʊˈit], [pwit]		poēta	n.	poet, it. poeta, rup. puet, ro. poet, de. Dichter, Poet →puit ast
puit ast	[pʊˈi tast], [pwi tast]		puit + ast	n.	poetaster, it. poetastro, de. Poetaster
pul	[pul]		pullus, -um	n.	(culin.) chicken, it. pollo, ro. pui, ca. pollastre, poll, de. Huhn →pul fim, pul frit, pul masc, sup pul
pulan	[pʊˈlan]		pol + -an	adj.	polar, from/at the pole, it. polare, ca. polar, de. polar, Pol-
pulcar	[pʊlˈkar]		pollicāris, -em < pollex, -icem	n.	(anat.) thumb, {rarely} big toe, it. pollice, es. pulegar, de. Daumen, {selten} großer Zeh →pulcar man, pulcar peu
pulcar man	[pʊlˈkar man]		pulcar + man	n.	(anat.) thumb, de. Daumen
pulcar peu	[pʊlˈkar ˈpeʊ], [pʊlˈkar pew]		pulcar + peu	n.	(anat.) big toe, de. großer Zeh
pulde	[ˈpuldə]		pulvis, -erem; {or from late lat. (Rom. gender is usually femine)} *pulvera < pulvis	n.	dust, powder, it. polvere, ro. pulbere, fr. poudre, es. polvo, pólvora, pt. pó, pólvora, sc. pruere, pruini, de. Pulver, Puder, Staub →pulde pripoi afumat
pulde pripoi afumat	[ˈpuldə prɪˈpoɪ ɐfʊˈmat], [ˈpuldə prɪˈpoj ɐfʊˈmat]		pulde + pripoi afumat	n.	smoked paprika powder, de. geräuchertes Paprikapulver
pul fim	[pul fim]		pul + fim	n.	hen, it. gallina, de. Henne
pul frit	[pul frit]		pul + frit	n.	roasted chicken, grilled chicken, it. pollo arrosto, de. Brathähnchen
pulit	[pʊˈlit]		polītia < polītīa	n.	police
puliu	[pʊˈliʊ], [pʊˈliw]		pol + -iu	adj.	polar, opposite, opposing, being devided into two poles, de. entgegengesetzt
pul masc	[pul mask]		pul + masc	n.	rooster, cock, it. gallo, de. Hahn
puloni	[pʊˈlonɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) polonium, Po {element 84}, ca. poloni
pulua	[pʊˈluɐ]		pu- + lua	v.t.	pollute, fr. polluer, it. polluire, ro. polua, de. verschmutzen →puluar, puluat
puluar	[pʊlʊˈar], [pʊˈlwar]		pulu(a) + -ar	n.	pollution (process) →puluar nigiri
puluar nigiri	[pʊlʊˈar nɪˈɡirɪ], [pʊˈlwar nɪˈɡirɪ]		puluar + nigiri	n.	pollution (of the environment), it. inquinamento, pt. poluição, ro. poluare, de. Umweltverschmutzung
puluat	[pʊlʊˈat], [pʊˈlwat]		pulu(a) + -at	n.	pollution (result)
pum	[pum]		pōmum	n.	apple →pastit pum, pumar, pumber, suc pum
pumar	[pʊˈmar]		pum + -ar	n.	apple tree
pumber	[pʊmˈber]		{?} probably pum + ter	n.	potato, it. patata, fr. pomme de terre, de. {dialect} Grumbeer →nsalat pumber, pumber farinus, pumber frim, scrabei pumber
pumber farinus	[pʊmˈber fɐrɪˈnus]		pumber + farinus	n.	floury potato, starchy potato
pumber frim	[pʊmˈber frim]		pumber + frim	n.	waxy potato
pung	[puŋ]		*puncō, -āre < *punctāre < {freq.} pungo, punctum	v.t.	prick, puncture, place a point/spot →pungi
pungal	[pʊŋˈɡal]		pūgnālis, -em	n.	dagger, ro. pumnal, it. pugnale, ca. punyal, de. Dolch
				v.t.	stab, it. pugnalare, de. erstechen, einen Stich versetzen
pungi	[ˈpuŋɡɪ]		{calque} *punctāre + -ium; pung + -i	n.	point, spot, speck
puni	[ˈpunɪ]		*pūniō, -īre	v.t.	punish, it. punire, de. bestrafen →punibe
punibe	[pʊˈnibə]		puni + -(a)be	adj.	punishable, it. punibile, ca. sancionable, ro. pedepsit, de. strafbar →ligabe
punun	[pʊˈnun]		ponu + -(a)n	n.	(compass) west , western, fr. ouest, ca. oest, ponent, occident, it. ovest, ponente, ro. vest, apus, de. West-, Westen →vest
pup	[pup]		puppa	n.	(anat.) nipple, teat, it. capezzolo, es. pezón, teta, de. Brustwarze; cmp. it. poppa
pur	[pur]		pūrus, -um	adj.	pure, clean, it. puro, de. rein, sauber, pur →puri, puric, purtat
				n.	purity (state), it. purezza, de. Reinheit
pur	[pur]		-(')- *por < prō	prep.	through (space), for (time), by means of, by (agent), via (location, tool, means), it. per, per mezzo di, attraverso, es. a través de, por, ro. prin, de. durch, für (Zeit), von, mittels, via →minde, pur peu
puri	[ˈpurɪ]		pur + -i	n.	purity (state), it. purezza, de. Reinheit
puric	[pʊˈrik]		pur + -ic	v.t.	purify, clean, filter, it. purificare, de. reinigen, läutern, aufbereiten, klären →puricar
puricar	[pʊrɪˈkar]		puric + -ar	n.	purification, it. purificazione, de. Klärung, Reinigung, Aufbereitung, Läuterung
pur peu	[pur ˈpeʊ], [pur pew]		pur + peu	adv.	afoot, walking, fr. à pied, ca. a peu, pt. a pé, es. a pie, de. zu Fuß
purtat	[pʊrə̆ˈtat]		pur + -(i)tat	n.	purity (measure), it. purezza, de. Reinheit
puseu	[pʊˈseʊ], [pʊˈsew]		{calque} possidēre, possēdī, possessum; {the prefix is reanalysed, it was originally 'potis', not 'post'}; pu- + seu	v.t.	possess, own, it. possedere, ca. posseir, es. poseer, ro. poseda, de. besitzen →pusiut, pusiviu
pusit	[pʊˈsit]		posi + -(a)t	adj.	put, placed, it. posto, de. gestellt, gelegt, gesetzt →pripusit, pusitiu
				n.	position, it. posizione, de. Position, Stellung, Lage, Stelle →inergi pusit
pusitiu	[pʊsɪˈtiʊ], [pʊsɪˈtiw]		{loan} #la positīvus, -a, -um; pusit + -iu	adj.	positive, it. positivo, de. positiv
pusiut	[pʊsɪˈut], [pʊˈsjut]		puseu + -(a)t	adj.	possessed, own, it. posseduto, ca. posseït, ro. posedat, la. possessum, de. besessen
				n.	possession, it. possesso, de. Besitz
pusiviu	[pʊsɪˈviʊ], [pʊsɪˈviw]		puseu + -iu	adj.	possessive, it. possessivo, de. Possessiv-, Besitz-, besitzergreifend
put	[put]		puteus, -um	n.	well, ca. pou, oc. potz, fr. puits, it. pozzo, es. pozo, pt. poço, sard, putu, pussu, putzu, rup. puts, ro. puț, de. Brunnen
putabe	[pʊˈtabə]		{calque of poss + -ibilis}; pot + -abe	adj.	possible, it. possibile, de. möglich →puec
				adv.	possibly, maybe, perhaps, fr. peut-être, possiblement, ca. potser, possiblement, it. possibilmente, ferse, chissà, ro. poate, posibil, de. möglicherweise, vielleicht →puec
				n.	possibility →puec
putasi	[pʊˈtasɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) potassium, K {element 19}, ca. potassi, de. Kalium →idru-tartat putasi
putic	[pʊˈtik]		(V)- apothēca	n.	shop, store, fr. boutique, ca. butiga, it. bottega, nap. puteca, sc. buteca, butega, es. bodega, pt. adega, de. Laden, Geschäft →puticar, putic filat
puticar	[pʊtɪˈkar]		putic + -ar	n.	shopkeeper, storekeeper, fr. boutiquier, de. Ladenhalter, Ladeninhaber, Händler, Krämer
putic filat	[pʊˈtik fɪˈlat]		putic + filat	n.	webshop
putur	[pʊˈtur]		po + -(a)tur	adj.	able, strong, capable, it. potente, capace, rup. putut, de. fähig, stark →abe
				conj.	(math) to the power of, fr. puissance, ro. la puterea, pt. elevado a, de. hoch
				n.	strength, might, power, ability, ca. es. pt. poder, it. potere, ro. putere, de. Kraft, Macht, Können, Vermögen, Fähigkeit →puturus
puturus	[pʊtʊˈrus]		putur + -us	adj.	mighty, powerful, it. poderoso, de. mächtig, stark, kräftig
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rab' ascon furest	[ra bɐsˈkoɱ fʊˈrest]		rab(e) + ascon + furest	phr.	not to see the wood for the trees
rabe	[ˈrabə]		arbor, -em < arbōs, -rem	n.	tree, ca. fr. oc. arbre, it. albero, es. árbol, pt. árvore, ro. arbore, fur. arbul, de. Baum →rab' ascon furest
rac	[rak]		larix, -cem	n.	larch
rac-	[rak]		*alicə < aliqui, aliquis, aliquem	pref.	some-, ca. qual-, alg-, it. qual-, alc-, es. alg-, ro. -va, de. et-, irgend- →racal, racan, racar, raci, racom, racou, racur
racal	[rɐˈkal]		ra(c)- + cal	det.	some such, de. manch solcher, irgend so ein, mancherlei
				pron.indef.	some such, de. manch solcher, mancherlei →alt racal
racan	[rɐˈkan]		ra(c)- + can	adv.	somewhat, reasonably, an amount of, it. alquanto, ro. câtva, de. ziemlich, etwas
				det.	some, a little, a few, it. qualcosa, alquanti, ro. câtva, de. ein bißchen, einige, ein paar
				pron.indef.	some, some of it, some of them, it. qualcosa, alquanti, de. einiges, einige, ein bißchen
racar	[rɐˈkar]		ra(c)- + car	adv.indef.	for some reason, de. aus irgendeinem Grund
raci	[ˈrakɪ]		ra(c)- + ce	det.	some, es. alguno, alguien, it. qualcuno, ro. ceva, cineva, de. jemand, irgendein →alt raci, a raci tem, a raci ur, raci vic
		before cons.: raku'		pron.indef.	someone, something, es. algún, ro. cineva, de. jemand, etwas
racim	[rɐˈkim]		*racīmus, -um < racēmus, -um	n.	grape →racimar, racim sicat
racimar	[rɐkɪˈmar]		racim + -ar	n.	vine, grapevine
racim sicat	[rɐˈkim sɪˈkat]		racim + sicat	n.	raisin
raci vic	[ˈrakɪ vik]		raci + vic	adv.	ever, sometimes
racom	[rɐˈkom]		ra(c)- + com	adv.indef.	some way, somehow, ro. cumva, de. irgendwie →alt racom
racou	[rɐˈkoʊ], [rɐˈkow]		rac- + ou	adv.indef.	somewhere, ro. undeva, de. irgendwo →alt racou
racur	[rɐˈkur]		ra(c)- + cur	adv.indef.	at some time, once, ro. cândva, de. irgendwann, einst, zu irgendeiner Zeit →alt racur
radi	[ˈradɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) radium, Ra {element 88}, ca. radi →rai
radi	[ˈradɪ]		{loan} #la radiō	n.	(tech.) radio, es. fr. it. ro. radio, de. Funk, Hörfunk, Rundfunktechnik, Radio →unde radi
radon	[rɐˈdon]		{loan}	n.	(chem) radon, Rn {element 86}, ca. radó
radu	[ˈradʊ]		*ārduō, -ēre < ārdēre, ārdeō, ārsum	v.i.	burn, be fiery hot, fr. ardre (>-u), it. ardere (>arso), ro. arde (>ars), de. brennen, flammend heiß sein →crem, ncrin, radur, radutur
radur	[rɐˈdur]		radu + -(a)r	n.	ardour, flame, fire, ardent desire, object of ardent affection, it. ardore, fervore, de. Feuer, Feuereifer, Flamme, Objekt der Begierde →radurus
radurus	[rɐdʊˈrus]		radur + -us	adj.	on fire, full of fire, horny, sexually aroused, lustful, fr. chaud, ca. calent, it. eccitato, infoiato, arrapato, de. geil, erregt, rollig →radutur, scitat
radutur	[rɐdʊˈtur]		radu + -(a)tur	adj.	salacious, lust-provoking, fr. it. salace, pt. fogoso, ro. înflăcărat, de. geil (Objekt der Begierde), aufreizend, heiß →gustus, radurus, scitur
raf	[raf]		-(ra) rafanum	n.	radish, it. rafano, ca. rave, ro. ridiche, de. Rettich, qtax. raphanus
rag	[raŋ]		largus, -a, -um	adj.	wide, large, it. largo, ca. llarg, ro. larg, de. weit, groß →rag un dit
rag un dit	[ra ɡun dit]		rag + un + dit	adj.	as wide as a finger, it. largo un dito, de. fingerbreit
rai	[ˈraɪ], [raj]		radius, -um	n.	ray, it. raggio, fr. oc. rai, ca. raig, es. rayo, ro. rază, de. Strahl →dirai, nrai
				n.	radius, it. raggio, ca. radi, de. Radius →radi
raic	[rɐˈik], [rajk]		rādīx, -cem	n.	root, it. radice, oc. raiç, ca. arrel, es. raíz, de. Wurzel →api raic, prisin raic
ral	[ral]		rārus, -a, -um	adj.	rare
ram	[ram]		arma	n.	weapon, ca. it. arma, de. Waffen →ramat, ram foc
ramat	[rɐˈmat]		ram + -at	adj.	armoured, it. armato, de. gepanzert →carec ramat
rambe	[ˈrambə]		aerāmen, -inis	n.	bronze, it. bronzo, sc. brúnzu, ca. bronze, ro. bronz, de. Bronze →cobe, itat rambe
ramel	[rɐˈmel]		rāmellus, -um	n.	branch, fork, fr. branche, rameau, ca. branca, oc. ram, ramel, branca, it. ramo, es. rama, ro. ram, ramură, de. Ast →ramilic
ram foc	[raɱ fok]		ram + foc	n.	firearm, ca. arma de foc, it. arma da fuoco, de. Schußwaffe
ramilic	[rɐmɪˈlik]		ramel + -ic	v.i.	put out branches, branch, fork, it. ramificare, es. ramificar, de. Zweige bekommen, sich verzweigen, sich verästeln
ramlat	[rɐmˈblat]		armoracia	n.	horseradish, it. ramolaccio, sc. almuranta, qtax. armoracia rusticana →mantic ramlat
ran	[ran]		rana	n.	frog, ca. granota, es. rana, it. rana, sc. ràna, fur. crot, fr. grenouille, ro. broască, de. Frosch →cus ran
rande	[ˈrandə]		(V)- arāneola	n.	spider, it. ragno, fur. ragn, es. araña, sc. aragnolu, ranzolu, de. Spinne
rap	[rap]		rapa	n.	turnip →brit rap , culirap
rapen	[rɐˈpen]		āla penna	n.	(anat.) wing (bird, plane), fin (fish), it. ala, pinna, ca. ala, aleta, pt. asa, nadadeira, de. Flügel, Flosse →al, capil, rapen spal
rapen spal	[rɐˈpen tspal]		rapen + spal	n.	(anat., culin.) shark's fin, de. Haifischflosse →sup rapen spal
rapi	[ˈrapɪ]		*rapiō, -īre < rapere, rapiō, raptum	v.t.	snatch, grab, ravish, abduct, it. rapire, ro. răpi, de. entführen, rauben →rapimen, rapit, rapitur
rapimen	[rɐpɪˈmen]		rapi + -(a)men	n.	kidnapping, abduction, ravishment, it. rapimento, de. Entführung, Raub
rapit	[rɐˈpit]		rapi + -(a)t	adj.	kidnapped, enchanted, rapt, it. rapito, de. entführt, verführt, hingerissen
rapitur	[rɐpɪˈtur]		rapi + -(a)tur	adj.	predatory, rapacious, greedy, it. rapace, de. räuberisch, gierig, habsüchtig
				n.	kidnapper, robber, it. rapitore, de. Entführer, Räuber
ras	[ras]		*rāsō, -āre < {freq.} rādere, rādō, rāsī, rāsum	v.t.	scrape, shave, scratch, it. radere, rasare, ca. raure, es. rasar, ro. rade, de. schaben, rasieren, kratzen, abkratzen →rastur
rast	[rast]		rāstrum	n.	rake, it. rastrello, es. rastra, de. Harke, Rechen
rastur	[rɐsˈtur]		ras + -(a)tur	n.	razor, fr. rasoir, it. rasoio, ca. raor, es. navaja, ro. brici, de. Rasierer →lambe rastur
rat	[rat]		ars, -tem	n.	art →ratai, ratar, ratifet
ratai	[rɐˈtaɪ], [rɐˈtaj]		rat + -ai	n.	art gallery
ratar	[rɐˈtar]		rat + -ar	n.	artist
rati	[ˈratɪ]		-j- *ratium < ratiōnem	n.	reason, cause, it. ragione, causa, origine, es. razón, causa, origen, sc. arraxoni, rajone, de. Grund, Ursache →ratibe
ratibe	[rɐˈtibə]		rati + -(a)be	adj.	rational, reasonable, sensible, it. ragionevole, es. razonable, rational, de. vernünftig, rational, sinnvoll →niratibe, nobe ratibe
ratic	[rɐˈtik]		articulum	n.	(anat.) joint, knuckle, hinge →iumbit
ratifet	[rɐtɪˈfet]		rat + -ifet	adj.	artificial →pinra, pin ratifet
Ratul	[rɐˈtul]		Artūrus, -um; Artūrius, -um	n.prop.	Arthur
rau	[ˈraʊ], [raw]		albus, -a, -um	adj.	(colour) white, it. bianco, ro. alb, rm. alv, de. weiß →caval rau, mac rau i nir, mustat rau, nan rau, rau ast, spal rau, us rau, vin rau
rau ast	[ˈraʊ ast], [raw ast]		rau + ast	adj.	whitish, it. biancastro, de. weißlich
raverfordi	[rɐvərə̆ˈforə̆dɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) rutherfordium, Rf {element 104}, ca. rutherfordi
rec	[rek]		helica	n.	screw, helix →giratur rec
rege	[ˈreɡə]		-g- rēgula; {loan} #la rēgula	n.	rule, it. regola, de. Regel
rei	[ˈreɪ], [rej]		rēx, -gem	n.	king, queen, es. rey, reina, de. König, Königin →rian
rei	[ˈreɪ], [rej]		*regō, -ere; rēctum; {related to rei}	v.t.	govern, rule, ca. regir, it. reggere, de. herrschen, regieren →direi, irei
rem	[rem]		*'eremus, -a, -um < herēmus, -a, -um	adj.	desolate, deserted, waste, abandoned, ca. erm, it. eremo, es. yermo, rup. ermu, de. wüst, leer, verlassen
				n.	wasteland, wilderness, es. yermo, de. Einöde, Ödland, Wüstenei
reni	[ˈrenɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) rhenium, Re {element 75}, ca. reni
rentgeni	[rənˈtɡenɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) roentgenium, Rg {element 111}, ca. roentgeni
repu	[ˈrepʊ]		*'recipuō, -ere < 'recipit < recipere, recipiō, recēpī, receptum; {frequent word, not analysed as re+capere, like cat.}	v.t.	get, receive, ca. rebre (-ut), it. ricevere (>-uto), ro. recepe (>receput), de. kriegen, bekommen →cepu, repu cral, repu friu, riput
repu cral	[ˈrepʊ kral]		repu + cral	v.i.	get warm, feel more and more warm, de. warm werden (subj.=dat.) →tenu cral
repu friu	[ˈrepʊ ˈfriʊ], [ˈrepʊ friw]		repu + friu	v.i.	get cold, feel more and more cold, de. kalt werden (subj.=dat.), de. {dialect} kalt kriegen →tenu friu
rest	[rest]		*restō, -āre	v.cop.	stay, remain →resti
				v.i.	stay, remain, stay behind
resti	[ˈrestɪ]		rest + -i	n.	rest, remains, fr. reste, ca. oc. resta, es. it. pt. resto, de. Rest, Überbleibsel
reu	[ˈreʊ], [rew]		herba	n.	grass, herbs →vril reu
ri-	[ri]	-i drops before vowel	rē-	pref.v.<v./n.	re-, again, back, {intensifier} →a ri, ricami, ricedi, riculei, ricuscu, ridu, rifri, rigrati, rimei, rimoli, rinspus, ripar, ripeti, ripiri, riprin, riscriu, riseu, rising, risist, rispir, risrebe, risrui, ritenu, ritor, ritrai, rivei, rives
rial	[rɪˈal], [rjal]		reālis, -em	adj.	real, actual, fr. réel, it. reale, ca. es. pt. ro. real, de. wirklich, real, tatsächlich, reell →nirial, nobe rial
				n.	reality, it. realtà, es. realidad, de. Realität, Wirklichheit
rian	[rɪˈan], [rjan]		re(i) + -an	adj.	royal, ca. reial, de. königlich →Munrian
ribil	[rɪˈbil]		V+ erviliam	n.	(culin.) pea, it. pisello, es. guisante, arveja, pt. ervilha, ro. mazăre, de. Erbse →ribil cec, sup ribil
ribil cec	[rɪˈbil kek]		ribil + cec	n.	chickpea, it. cece, ca. cigró, fr. pois chiche, ro. tseatsiri, de. Kichererbse →cec
(ric)	[rik]	not used in isolation	*rēcō, -āre < *rēctare < {freq.} *rigere/*regere	v.stem.	straighten, rect- →curic
Ricalde	[rɪˈkaldə]		Richarda, -us	n.prop.	Richarda, Richard
ricami	[rɪˈkamɪ]		ri- + cami	v.t.	exchange, swap, it. ricambiare, de. auswechseln, austauschen
ricedi	[rɪˈkedɪ]		ri- + cedi	v.i.	recede, it. recedere, de. zurückweichen, zurücktreten, schwinden
riculei	[rɪkʊˈleɪ], [rɪkʊˈlej]		ri- + culei	v.t.	harvest, gather, it. raccogliere, vendemmiare, fr. cueillir, récolter, recueillir, vendanger, de. ernten, lesen (Wein, Obst), zusammentragen →riculir, riculit
riculir	[rɪkʊˈlir]		ricule(i) + -(a)r	n.	harvest (process), it. raccolta, de. Ernte (Vorgang)
riculit	[rɪkʊˈlit]		ricule(i) + -(a)t	n.	harvest, crop, it. raccolto, de. Ernte, Ertrag
ricuscu	[rɪˈkuskʊ]		{calque} rē-cōgnōscere; ri- + cuscu	v.t.	recognise, admit, confess (to: a)
ridu	[ˈridʊ]		ri- + du	v.t.	reduce, ca. reduir, it. ridurre, es. reducir, de. verringern, herabsetzen, vermindern
rifri	[ˈrifrɪ]		ri- + fri	v.t.	report (s.t.: obj., to: a), es. referir, de. berichten
				v.refl.	relate (to: a), refer (to: a), es. referir, de. meinen (etw.: a), anspielen (auf: a), sich beziehen (auf: a)
rifut	[rɪˈfut]		*refūtō, -āre; refūtātum	v.t.	decline (a request), refuse, fr. refuser, ca. refusar, rebutjar, it. rifiutare, pt. recusar, es. rehusar, de. ablehnen →dineg
				v.i.	refuse (to do s.t.), fr. refuser, ca. refusar, it. rifiutarsi, de. weigern (sich) →dineg
rigrati	[rɪˈɡratɪ]		ri- + grati	v.t.	thank, it. ringraziare, fr. remercier, es. agradecer, ca. agrair, ro. mulțumi, de. danken →prap, rigratitur
rigratitur	[rɪɡrɐtɪˈtur]		rigrati + -(a)tur	adj.	grateful, thanksful, fr. reconnaissant, ca. agraït, it. grato, es. agradecido, ro. recunoscător, de. dankbar →rigratituri
rigratituri	[rɪɡrɐtɪˈturɪ]		rigratitur + -i	n.	gratitude, thanksfullness, es. gratitud, pt. gratidão, de. Dankbarkeit →piduni
rilati	[rɪˈlatɪ]		-j- *relātium < relātiōnem	n.	relation, it. relazione, de. Beziehung, Relation →curilati
riligi	[rɪˈliɡɪ]		rilig + -i	n.	religion
rim	[rim]		rīma	n.	(anat.) vulva, ca. es. it. pt. vulva, fr. vulve, de. Vulva, Scheide →muleu, ses, vain
rimei	[rɪˈmeɪ], [rɪˈmej]		remedium; ri- + mei	n.	remedy, antidote, ca. remei, it. rimedio, de. Gegenmittel, Abhilfe, Antiserum →micin
rimoli	[rɪˈmolɪ]		ri- + moli	v.t.	soak, steep, it. imbever, mettere a bagno, es. remojar, de. tränken, einweichen, quellen lassen, durchnässen
Rin	[rin]		{loan}	n.prop.	Rhine, it. pt. Reno, ca. es. Rin, fr. Rhin, oc. Ren, cs. sk. Rýn, hu. Rajna, la. Rhēnus, nl. Rijn, de. Rhein
ring	[riŋ]		rēgnum	n.	kingdom, reign, ca. regne, it. regno, es. reino, sc. arregnu, rennu, ro. regn, de. Reich →ring mei-loc
ring mei-loc	[riŋ ˈmeɪ lok], [riŋ mej lok]		ring + mei-loc	n.prop.	middle empire (China), fr. empire du Milieu, it. regno di mezzo, de. Reich der Mitte
rinit	[rɪˈnit]		**rehinnīturō, -āre < {freq.} hinnīre	v.i.	whinny, neigh (make horse noises), de. wiehern
rinspus	[rɪnˈtspus]		ri- + nspus	v.i.	remarry, it. risposarsi, de. wieder heiraten
rinun	[rɪˈnun]		*reniōne < rēn, rēnem	n.	(anat.) kidney, it. rene, rognone, fr. rein, rognon, ca. ronyó, es. riñón, pt. rim, ro. rinichi, de. Niere
rip	[rip]		rīpam	n.	shore, bank, coast, it. riva, de. Ufer
ripar	[rɪˈpar]		ri- + par	v.t.	repair, fix, mend, fr. réparer, it. riparare, ca. es. gl. oc. pt. reparar, ro. repara, de. reparieren, gutmachen, wiedergutmachen, wiederherstellen →riparar, riparat
riparar	[rɪpɐˈrar]		ripar + -ar	n.	repair, reparing, mending, fixing, de. Reparatur
riparat	[rɪpɐˈrat]		ripar + -at	n.	reparation (that which was given to repair), es. reparación, de. Reparation, Entschädigung, Wiedergutmachung
ripeti	[rɪˈpetɪ]		ri- + peti	v.t.	repeat, ca. es. repetir, it. repetere, ro. repeta, de. wiederholen
ripiri	[rɪˈpirɪ]		ri- + piri	v.t.	require, need, de. brauchen →ripirit
ripirit	[rɪpɪˈrit]		ripiri + -(a)t	adj.	needed, necessary
riprin	[rɪˈprin]		ri- + prin	v.t.	retake, take back, take again, grab again, ca. reprendre, it. riprendere, de. zurücknehmen
riput	[rɪˈput]		repu + -(a)t	adj.	received, got, gotten, it. ricevuto, -a, fr. reçu, de. empfangen, bekommen, gekriegt, erhalten
				n.	receipt, it. ricevuta, es. recibo, fr. reçu, de. Beleg, Quittung
riscriu	[rɪsˈkriʊ], [rɪsˈkriw]		ri- + scriu	v.t.	rewrite, rephrase, write back, fr. réécrire, récrire, ca. reescriure, it. riscrivere, es. reescribir, de. neuschreiben, zurückschreiben, umschreiben (schreibt um)
riseu	[rɪˈseʊ], [rɪˈsew]		ri- + seu	v.i.	reside, dwell, life (at, in: a, ni), es. residir, it. allogiare, ro. locui, de. wohnen, residieren →avit
risin	[rɪˈsin]		rēsīna	n.	resin, ca. it. resina, fr. résine, ro. rășină, de. Harz
rising	[rɪˈsiŋ]		ri- + sing	v.t.	give up, resign (from: obj.)
risist	[rɪˈsist]		ri- + sist	v.i.	resist (obj: a), fight back (against: a), it. resistere, es. resistir, de. widerstehen, standhalten, wehren, aushalten, durchhalten →risisti
risisti	[rɪˈsistɪ]		risist + -i	n.	resistance (also [phys.]), it. resistenza, de. Widerstand →om
rispet	[rɪsˈpet]		respectum	n.	respect →di rispet a
rispir	[rɪsˈpir]		{calque} re-spīrāre; ri- + spir	v.t.	breathe, de. atmen →rispiric, rispirin
rispiric	[rɪspɪˈrik]		rispir + -ic	v.t.	ventilate (provide breathing), pt. fazer respiração (em:obj.), de. beatmen →rispiricatur
rispiricatur	[rɪspɪrɪkɐˈtur]		rispiric + -atur	n.	lung ventilator, it. respiratore, pt. respirador, ventilador, de. Beatmungsgerät
rispirin	[rɪspɪˈrin]		rispir + -in	n.	(anat., culin.) diaphragm, midriff, phrenic, fr. diaphragme, hampe, it. diaframma, frenico, de. Zwerchfell
rispus	[rɪsˈpus]		*respōnsō, -āre < {freq.} respondēre, respondeō, respondī, respōnsum	v.i.	answer (obj.: a, to: a), respond (to: a), reply, it. rispondere, de. antworten (auf: a, dat.: a) →rispusabe, rispusi
rispusabe	[rɪspʊˈsabə]		rispus + -abe	adj.	responsible, it. responsabile, ca. responsable, ro. responsabil, de. verantwortlich →ligabe
rispusi	[rɪsˈpusɪ]		rispus + -i	n.	answer, response, reply, it. risposta, responso, de. Antwort
risrebe	[rɪsˈtrebə]		ri- + srebe	v.t.	reserve, it. riservare, de. reservieren, aufsparen →risrebi
risrebi	[rɪsˈtrebɪ]		risreb(e) + -i	n.	reserve, it. riserva, de. Reserve →rot risrebi
risrui	[rɪsˈtruɪ], [rɪsˈtruj]		ri- + srui	v.t.	restore, renovate, it. restaurare, de. wiederherstellen, restaurieren, erneuern
risturan	[rɪstʊˈran]		{loan} #la restaurans, -tem	n.	restaurant, it. ristorante, fr. restaurant, de. Gaststätte
risult	[rɪˈsult]		*resultō, -āre; resultātum	v.cop.	turn out, prove to be, emerge as, it. risultare, de. sich erweisen als, sich ergeben als →risultat
				v.i.	result (from:di), emerge (from:di), emerge as, it. risultare, de. sich ergeben (aus:di), hervorgehen (aus:di)
risultat	[rɪsʊlˈtat]		risult + -at	n.	result, it. risultato, de. Ergebnis
rit	[rit]		rēte	n.	net, web (also WWW) →crat rit, pagin rit, ritec, rit mital
rit	[rit]		ēricius, -um	n.	hedgehog, it. riccio, es. erizo, ro. arici, sc. arrescioni, ritzone, erito, eritzu, ritu, de. Igel →rit mar
ritec	[rɪˈtek]		rit + -ec	n.	stitch, mesh, fr. point, maille, it. punto, maglia, es. puntada, punto, de. Masche
ritenu	[rɪˈtenʊ]		ri- + tenu	v.t.	retain, withhold, keep, hold back, ca. retenir, it. ritenere, pt. reter, es. retener, ro. reține, de. zurückhalten, zurückbehalten, behalten
				v.refl.	restrain oneself, control oneself, hold back, ca. retenir, de. sich zurückhalten
rit mar	[rit mar]		rit + mar	n.	urchin, it. riccio di mare, de. Seeigel
rit mital	[rit mɪˈtal]		rit + mital	n.	wire mesh, fr. grillage de fils métalliques, it. rete metallica, es. malla de alambre, tela metalica, de. Maschendraht
ritor	[rɪˈtor]		ri- + tor	v.t.	return (to: a), give back, it. ritornare, de. zurückgeben
ritrai	[rɪˈtraɪ], [rɪˈtraj]		ri- + trai	v.t.	retract, withdraw, it. ritirare, ritrarre, de. zurückziehen →ritraitai
				v.refl.	retreat, it. ritirarsi, ritrarsi, de. sich zurückziehen
ritraitai	[rɪtrɐɪˈtaɪ], [rɪtrajˈtaj]		ritrai + -(a)tai	n.	toilet, loo, bathroom, retreat, it. cesso, bagno, gabinetto, rifugio, de. Klo, Toilette, Rückzugsort →ban, cacatai, cidit, ciditai, pisitai
ritun	[rɪˈtun]		*retundus, -a, -um	adj.	round, circular, spherical
riu	[ˈriʊ], [riw]		*rīdeō, -ēre; rīsum; {-u: part.: it. riso, cat. rigut, rom. râs, fr. ri, ast. ríu}	v.i.	laugh (about: di), it. ridere, es. reír, ca. riure, fr. rire, ro. râde, rm. rir, de. lachen →riur, rivit, suriu
riur	[rɪˈur], [rjur]		riu + -(a)r	n.	laughter, fr. rire, it. risata, ro. râs, de. Lachen →crep di riur
rivei	[rɪˈveɪ], [rɪˈvej]		{calque} re-videre; ri- + vei	v.t.	see again, revisit →a rivei
rives	[rɪˈves]		ri- + ves	v.t.	reverse, turn over, turn upside down, pour out, overthrow, knock over, fr. renverser, it. rovesciàre, riversare, es. rebosar, reversar, ro. revărsa, de. umdrehen, ausschütten, umwerfen →rivesi
				v.refl.	reverse (flow), de. sich umkehren (Fluß)
rivesi	[rɪˈvesɪ]		rives + -i	n.	back side, back, reverse, it. verso, rovescio, dietro, retro, de. Rückseite, Kehrseite
rivit	[rɪˈvit]		riu + -it	v.i.	giggle, it. ridacchiàre, fr. glousser, de. kichern
ro	[ro]		-(C) vult < {3sg.} velle	v.t.	want →ce's ro pi futur, roi
				v.aux.	want
robe	[ˈrobə]		-b- rōbur, -em	n.	oak, fr. rouvre, ca. roure, it. rovere, es. pt. roble, ast. robre, pms. rol, scn. rùvulu, de. Eiche
robi	[ˈrobɪ]		rubeus, -a, -um	adj.	(colour) red, it. rosso, fr. rouge, es. rojo, ca. roig, sc. arrúbiu, rúbiu, de. rot →brit rap robi, Cruc Robi, culos robi, Mar Robi, nan robi, robi ast, robi clar, robi scur, rubiu, singlar robi flucoi, su-robi
robi	[ˈrobɪ]		rob(i) + -i	n.	redness, de. Röte
robi ast	[ˈrobɪ ast]		robi + ast	adj.	reddish →rubiu
robi clar	[ˈrobɪ klar]		robi + clar	adj.	light red, it. rosso chiaro, de. hellrot
robi scur	[ˈrobɪs kur]		robi + scur	adj.	dark red, crimson, it. rosso scuro, es. rojo oscuro, de. dunkelrot
roc	[rok]		**rocca < rūpēs	n.	rock →pret
rodi	[ˈrodɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) rhodium, Rh {element 45}, ca. rodi
roi	[ˈroɪ], [roj]		ro + -i	n.	will, it. voglia, volontà, es. voluntad, querer, de. Wille →cunde roi
ropu	[ˈropʊ]		*rupuō, -ere < rumpere, rumpō, rūpī, ruptum; {-u like cat. 'romput'; it. 'rotto', rom. 'rupt' are the orig. lat., drop of nasal infix like rom. 'rupe'}	v.t.	tear, break, rupture, it. rompere, ca. rompre, es. romper, ro. rupe, de. zerreißen, zerbrechen, aufbrechen →crep, frai, nropu, rupui, ruput, ruputur
ros	[ros]		rosa	n.	rose, it. rosa, fur. garuful, de. Rose →crafil
rot	[rot]		rota	n.	wheel, it. ruota, es. rueda, ca. roda, oc. ròda, ro. roată, de. Rad →arot, rot a pui, rot avan, rot risrebi, tolde
rot a pui	[ro ta ˈpuɪ], [ro ta puj]		rot + a pui	n.	back wheel, it. ruota posteriore, fr. roue arrière, es. rueda de atrás, rueda trasera, de. Hinterrad →rot avan
rot avan	[ro tɐˈvan]		rot + avan	n.	front wheel, it. ruota anteriore, fr. roue avant, es. rueda delantera, de. Vorderrad →rot a pui, rot risrebi
rot risrebi	[rot rɪsˈtrebɪ]		rot + risrebi	n.	spare wheel, it. ruota di ricambio, ruota scorta, fr. roue de secours, de. Reserverad, Ersatzrad →rot avan
rou	[ˈroʊ], [row]		rubus, -um	n.	blackberry (fruit), bramble (fruit), mulberry (fruit), it. mora di rovo, fr. mûre, ro. mură, ca. móra, es. mora, zarzamora, oc. pt. amora, de. Brombeere →ruar
ruar	[rʊˈar], [rwar]		ro(u) + -ar	n.	blackberry (bush), bramble (bush), mulberry (tree), it. rovo, fr. mûrier, ro. rug, ca. esbarzer, es. mora, zarzamora, oc. pt. amora, de. Brombeerbusch
rubidi	[rʊˈbidɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) rubidium, Rb {element 37}, ca. rubidi
rubiu	[rʊˈbiʊ], [rʊˈbiw]		rob(i) + -iu	adj.	reddish, it. rossastro, de. rötlich →robi ast
Rudui	[rʊˈduɪ], [rʊˈduj]		-d- Rhodos; {-du- is semi-learned}	n.prop.	Rhodes, it. Rodi, ca. Rodes, es. Rodos, de. Rhodos →Culos Rudui
rug	[ruŋ]		vulgus, -um	n.	people, folk {pej.} →rugiu
rugiu	[rʊˈɡiʊ], [rʊˈɡiw]		rug + -iu	adj.	vulgar, ordinary →Latin Rugiu
rugol	[rʊˈɡol]		orgollium	n.	pride, ca. orgull, fr. orgueil, it. orgoglio, es. orgullo, pt. orgulhu, ro. mândrie, de. Stolz →rugulus
rugulus	[rʊɡʊˈlus]		rugol + -us	adj.	proud, ca. orgullós, fr. fier, de. stolz
rui	[ˈruɪ], [ruj]		*ruō, -ere; rutum	v.i.	collapse, fall over, crash, it. crollare, collassare, accasciarsi, es. desmoronar, fr. effondrer, sc. ruere, rughere, de. einstürzen, zusammenfallen, zusammenbrechen →ruin, ruir
ruin	[rʊˈin], [rwin]		ru(i) + -in	n.	ruin, it. rovina, fr. ruine, es. ruina, de. Ruine
ruir	[rʊˈir], [rwir]		rui + -(a)r	n.	collapse, it. collasso, de. Kollaps, Zusammensturz, Einsturz
rul	[rul]		*ōrula < ōra	n.	edge, brink, verge, border, rim, it. orlo, fr. orle, ca. vora, es. orilla, ro. margine, de. Kante, Rand, Grenze →mrag
ruloi	[rʊˈloɪ], [rʊˈloj]		hōrologium	n.	clock, watch, ca. rellotje, es. reloj, fur. orloi, fr. horloge, it. orologio, scn. ralogiu, pt. relógio, ro. ceas, sc. arrellogiu, relozu, de. Uhr →ruloi atom
ruloi atom	[rʊˈloɪ ɐˈtom], [rʊˈloj ɐˈtom]		ruloi + atom	n.	atomic clock, it. orologio atomico, ca. rellotge atòmic, ro. ceas atomic, de. Atomuhr
Rum	[rum]		Rōma	n.prop.	Rome, it. Roma, de. Rom →ruman
rumalin	[rʊmɐˈlin]		-V- *rō marīn < rōs marīnum	n.	rosemary, it. rosmarino, ca. romaní, ro. rozmarin, de. Rosmarin
ruman	[rʊˈman]		Rum + -an	adj.	Roman, roman, it. romano, de. römisch →rumaniu
rumaniu	[rʊmɐˈniʊ], [rʊmɐˈniw]		ruman + -iu	adj.	Romance (language), ca. romànic, it. romanico, romanzo, de. romanisch →lim rumaniu
rumul	[rʊˈmul]		rūmōrem	n.	rumor, hearsay, gossip, murmur, noise →rumulus, soni
rumulus	[rʊmʊˈlus]		rumul + -us	adj.	noisy, rumorous, murmuring, loud →sunius, suntur
rup	[rup]		vulpēs, -em	n.	fox, it. ro. volpe, fr. renard, es. zorro, raposo, scn. vurpi, sc. mrexani, de. Fuchs
rupui	[rʊˈpuɪ], [rʊˈpuj]		ropu + -i	n.	rupture, breaking, it. rottura, de. Bruch, Durchbruch
ruput	[rʊˈput]		ropu + -(a)t	adj.	broken, ruptured, torn, it. rotto, es. roto, ro. rupt, fr. rompu, cassé, brisé, ca. trencat, de. kaputt, zerbrochen, zersprungen, aufgebrochen; cmp. ca. romput
ruputur	[rʊpʊˈtur]		ropu + -(a)tur	adj.	breaking, de. brechend →ruputur vet
ruputur vet	[rʊpʊˈtur vet]		ruputur + vet	adj.	glass breaking, it. rompivetro, es. rompecristales, fr. brise-vitre, de. glasbrechend →mratel ruputur vet
rusat	[rʊˈsat]		*rōsāta < rōs, rōrem	n.	dew, it. rugiada, fr. rosée, ca. rou, rosada, es. rocío, ro. rouă, de. Tau
rusc	[rusk]		*rōsicō, -āre; rōsicātum < rōdō, -ere; rōsum	v.i.	nibble, gnaw, it. rosicare, rodere, ca. rosegar, es. roer, ro. roade, de. nagen, knabbern →ruscatur
ruscatur	[rʊskɐˈtur]		rusc + -atur	n.	rodent, it. roditore, ca. rosegador, es. roedor, ro. rozător, fr. rongeur, de. Nagetier
ruteni	[rʊˈtenɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) ruthenium, Ru {element 44}, ca. ruteni
rutis	[rʊˈtis]		{calque} *ultissimum < ultimum; rut + -is	det.	last, ultimate →prim
S
's	[s]		(i)s	adv.	{interrogative mood marker, colloquial elided version} →ce's cil e pi futur, ce's ro pi futur, ou's ti e pi futur
sa	[sa]	optative of e	**sja < *sjat < *siat < sit < {3sg.pres.subj.act.} esse	v.cop.	let be, it. sia, lld. sie, fur. sedi, rm. saja, seigi, lij. ségge, ca. sigui, oc. siá, fr. soit, es. sea, ast. seya, pt. seja, sc. siat, siet, ro. să, fie, de. sei, möge sein →sa tenu
				v.aux.	{optative marker} →sa mang bon
				v.t.0s.	to let there be, de. es möge geben
sabe	[ˈsabə]		-b- sabulum; {syncope, not b>w}	n.	sand, it. sabbia, es. sable, arena, de. Sand →saboi
saboi	[sɐˈboɪ], [sɐˈboj]		{calque} sabulō, -ōnem; sab(e) + -oi	n.	coarse sand, gravel, ca. sauló, it. sabbione, de. Kies
sac	[sak]		saccus, -um	n.	bag, pouch, sack, it. sacco, fr. sac, es. saco, ro. sac, sc. sacu, de. Sack, Beutel →sac culut
sac culut	[sak̚ kʊˈlut]		sac + culut	n.	(anat.) scrotum, ball bag, ball sack, bag of skin containing the testicles, fr. scrotum, bourses, ca. escrot, it. scroto, coglia, de. Hodensack, Skrotum →natur
sal	[sal]		salem < sāl	n.	salt →murat, nsal, sal amoni
sal amoni	[sa lɐˈmonɪ]		sal + amoni	n.	(chem) ammonium chloride, it. cloruro d'ammonio, fr. sel ammoniac, fi. salmiakki, de. Salmiak, Ammoniumchlorid
sali	[ˈsalɪ]		*saliō, -īre; saltum	v.i.	hop, skip, it. saltellare, es. saltar, de. hüpfen, überspringen
				v.t.	mount (a horse), ride, it. salire, de. besteigen, reiten
salmun	[sɐlˈmun]		salmō, -nem	n.	salmon, it. salmone, fr. saumon, ca. salmó, es. salmón, pt. salmão, ro. somon, cs. losos, nl. zalm, de. Lachs
Salur Vec	[sɐˈlur vek]		{name} #el Salauris; Salur + vec	n.prop.	Salur Vekra (city 16km from Tracunis)
salut	[sɐˈlut]		salūs, -tem	n.	health, wellbeing, ca. salut, it. salute, de. Wohlbefinden →di salut, salutamen
				interj.	hello, hi, greetings, fr. salut, it. ciao, salve, de. hallo, moin →san
salutamen	[sɐlʊtɐˈmen]		salut + -amen	n.	greeting, salutation
salva	[ˈsalvɐ]		*salvō, -āre	v.t.	save, store, rescue, it. salvare, fr. sauver, ca. salvar, ro. salva, de. speichern, sichern, retten →salvat, salvatur
salvat	[sɐlˈvat]		salv(a) + -at	adj.	saved, rescued
salvatur	[sɐlvɐˈtur]		salv(a) + -atur	n.	savior →Li Salvatur
salvi	[ˈsalvɪ]		-v- salvia	n.	sage, it. salvia, fr. sauge, de. Salbei
sa mang bon	[sa maŋ bon]		sa + mang + bon	phr.	enjoy your meal
samari	[sɐˈmarɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) samarium, Sm {element 62}, ca. samari
sambe	[ˈsambə]		sangwis, -inem	n.	(anat.) blood, ca. sang, es. sangre, ro. sânge, sc. sàmmene, sàmbani, de. Blut →cilul sambe, gendi sambe, narang sambe, sambe cral, suc sambe, vas sambe
				v.i.	bleed, ca. sagnar, it. sanguinare, ro. sângera, sc. sambenare, de. bluten →sambe friu
sambe cral	[ˈsambə kral]		sambe + cral	adj.	warm-blooded, de. warmblütig →nimal sambe cral
sambe friu	[ˈsambə ˈfriʊ], [ˈsambə friw]		sambe + friu	adj.	cold-blooded, de. kaltblütig →cu sambe friu
san	[san]		sānus, -a, -um	adj.	healthy, in good health, sound, fr. sain, ca. sa, it. sano, de. gesund
				interj.	cheers, santé, ca. salut, fr. santé, it. cin cin, salute, prosit, ro. naroc, sănătate, de. prost, zum Wohl →salut
				n.	health, fr. santé, oc. santat, it. sanità, de. Gesundheit
sanal	[sɐˈnal]		*san'dalum < sandalium	n.	sandal (shoe), it. sandalo, es. sandalia, de. Sandale
santus	[sɐnˈtus]		*sanctōsus, -a, -um < sanctus, -a, -um	adj.	saint, holy →Cicil Santus, Sevi Santus
sapun	[sɐˈpun]		sāpō, -nem	n.	soap, ca. sabó, fr. savon, it. sapone, pt. sabão, es. jabón, ro. săpun, rm. savun, de. Seife →cinrat, lisiu
sa tenu	[sa ˈtenʊ]		sa + tenu	interj.	here you are (when handing something over), it. prego, ecco, ca. aqui tens, de. bitte sehr (beim Überreichen)
satisfi	[sɐˈtisfɪ]		{calque} satis + facere; satis + fe	v.t.	satisfy, it. sodisfare, ca. satisfer, de. befriedigen, zufriedenstellen, genügen
Saturn	[sɐˈturə̆n]		{loan} #la Sāturnus, -um	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Saturn, it. Saturno, de. Saturn
Savel	[sɐˈvel]		Isabella	n.prop.	Isabel →culur Savel
sbar	[sbar]		s(e)- + bar	v.t.	bar, barricate, block/obstruct the passage, fr. bloquer, barrer, boucher, ca. es. oc. pt. barrar, ro. bara, de. sperren, versperren, absperren →sbarat
sbarat	[sbɐˈrat]		sbar + -at	n.	dam, block, bar, barrier, ca. es. presa, fr. barrage, it. argine, diga, pt. represa, barragem, ro. baraj, de. Damm, Sperre
scac	[skak]		*scaccus, -um	n.	chess, it. scacchi, ca. escacs, fr. échecs, ro. șah, de. Schach
scal	[skal]		scāla	n.	ladder, scale (size), it. scala, fr. échelle, ca. escala, es. escalera, ro. scară, de. Leiter, Ausmaß, Maßstab
scam	[skam]		scamnum	n.	stool, small bench, ro. scaun, de. Hocker, Bänkchen →cater
scandi	[ˈskandɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) scandium, Sc {element 21}, ca. escandi
scap	[skap]		*excappō, -āre; excappātum	v.i.	escape, exhaust, fr. échapper, éviter, ca. es. pt. escapar, it. scappare, ro. scăpa, de. entkommen, entgehen, entweichen, davonkommen →scapar
scapar	[skɐˈpar]		scap + -ar	n.	escape, exhaust, fr. évasion, échappatoire, échappement, it. evasione, fuga, scappamento, es. escapada, pt. escape, escapamento, de. Entkommen, Flucht, Ablüftung →gas scapar, tou scapar
scat	[skat]		*excaptō, -āre	v.t.	to startle, to rouse, it. sobbalzare scattare, sussultare, de. aufschrecken, erschrecken →scatur
				v.i.	to startle, it. sobbalzare scattare, sussultare, de. aufschrecken, erschrecken, hochfahren
scatur	[skɐˈtur]		scat + -(at)ur	adj.	sudden
scava	[ˈskavɐ]		{calque} *ex-cavāre; s(e)- + cava	v.t.	dig up, excavate, es. excavar, de. ausgraben →priscava, scavar, scavatur, scavi
scavar	[skɐˈvar]		scav(a) + -ar	n.	excavation (process), de. Grabung, Ausgrabung (Vorgang)
scavatur	[skɐvɐˈtur]		scav(a) + -atur	n.	excavator, it. scavatore, de. Bagger
scavi	[ˈskavɪ]		scav(a) + -i	n.	cave, mine, it. cava, grotta, de. Höhle, Mine
scedi	[ˈskedɪ]		s(e)- + cedi	v.t.	exceed, overstep, it. eccedere, de. überschreiten, übertreiben, überziehen
scet	[sket]		scēptrum	n.	scepter, fr. sceptre, ca. ceptre, it. scettro, es. pt. cetro, ro. sceptru, de. Zepter
sci	[ski]		*sciō, -īre; scītum	v.t.	know, be able to, it. sapere, fr. savoir, es. saber, ro. ști, rup. shciu, sc. ischire, de. wissen, fähig sein →scimen, scir
				v.aux.	be able to, it. sapere, fr. savoir, es. saber, de. können, fähig sein
scimen	[skɪˈmen]		sci + -(a)men	n.	knowledge, familiarity, it. conoscenza, sapere, es. conocimiento, ro. știre, de. Wissen
scir	[skir]		sci + -(a)r	n.	knowing, de. Wissen →scirumbe
scirumbe	[skɪˈrumbə]		scir + -umbe	n.	science, it. scienza, ro. știință, de. Wissenschaft
scit	[skit]		*excititō, -āre < {freq.} excitāre, excitō, excitātum	v.t.	excite (sexually), es. excitar, de. erregen (sexuell) →scitat, scitur
scitat	[skɪˈtat]		scit + -at	adj.	excited (sexually), horny, arroused, it. eccitato, infoiato, arrapato, es. excitato, de. erregt, geil →radurus, scitur
scitur	[skɪˈtur]		scit + -(at)ur	adj.	sexy, hot, es. candente, sabroso, pt. gustoso, de. geil, erregend →gustus, radutur, scitat
scol	[skol]		schola	n.	school
scop	[skop]		scopa	n.	broom, it. scopa, es. escoba, pt. escova, scn. scupa, de. Besen
				v.t.	sweep (with a broom), it. scopare, de. fegen, kehren →scupat
scopi	[ˈskopɪ]		s(e)- + copi	v.t.	discover, it. scoprire, es. descubrir, de. entdecken, herausfinden →scupitur
scrabei	[skrɐˈbeɪ], [skrɐˈbej]		scarabaeum	n.	beetle, fr. scarabée, ca. escarabat, it. scarabeo, ro. gândac, de. Käfer →scrabei mai, scrabei pumber, scrabei srec
scrabei mai	[skrɐˈbeɪ ˈmaɪ], [skrɐˈbej maj]		scrabei + mai	n.	cockchafer, May bug, June bug, fr. hanneton, ca. escarabat de Sant Joan, escarabat de maig, escarabat ratllat, es. escarabajo sanjuanero, pt. besouro, melolonta, it. maggiolino, de. Maikäfer
scrabei pumber	[skrɐˈbeɪ pʊmˈber], [skrɐˈbej pʊmˈber]		scrabei + pumber	n.	potato beetle, es. escarabajo de la patata, de. Kartoffelkäfer
scrabei srec	[skrɐˈbeɪs trek], [skrɐˈbej strek]		scrabei + srec	n.	dung beetle, fr. bousier, it. stercorario, es. ruedamierda, de. Mistkäfer →atuldatur mrel
scrau	[ˈskraʊ], [skraw]		sclavum	n.	slave, it. schiavo, ro. șcheau, rup. shcljau, de. Sklave
scrit	[skrit]		s(e)- + crit	v.t.	excrete, it. secernere, espellere, fr. excréter, sécréter, es. secretar, de. abscheiden, absondern, ausscheiden →scriti
scriti	[ˈskritɪ]		scrit + -i	n.	excretion, secretion, it. escrezione, secrezione, fr. excrétion, sécrétion, de. Ausscheidung, Absonderung, Sekret
scriu	[ˈskriʊ], [skriw]		*scrībō, -ere < scrībere, scrībō, scrīpsī, scrīptum/**scrībtum; {-(i): no -it- perf. in Rom.}	v.t.	write, it. scrivere (>scritto), ca. escriure (>escrit), es. escribir, ro. scrie (>scis), rup. scriu (>scriatã), de. schreiben →discriu, nscriu, piscriu, priscriu, riscriu, scriur, scriut, scrivit, suscriu, trascriu
scriur	[skrɪˈur], [skrjur]		scriu + -(a)r	n.	writing, it. scrittura, pt. escrita, escritura, ro. scriere, de. Schrift →scriur man
scriur man	[skrɪˈur man], [skrjur man]		scriur + man	n.	handwriting, it. scrittura, pt. manuscritura, ro. scriere de mână, de. Handschrift
scriut	[skrɪˈut], [skrjut]		scriu + -(a)t	adj.	written, it. scritto, ro. scris, de. geschrieben →manscriut, puiscriut
				n.	writing, letter, piece of written text, pt. escrita, it. scritto, ro. scris, de. Schreiben, Schrift →dinigat scriut
scrivit	[skrɪˈvit]		scriu + -it	v.t.	scribble, fr. griffonner, it. scarabocchiare, es. garabatear, de. kritzeln
scrot	[skrot]		*scorteus, -a, -um	n.	bark, it. scorza, es. corteza, fr. écorce, de. Rinde, Borke
scrupet	[skrʊˈpet]		**scloppetium < scloppum	n.	rifle, shotgun, it. fucile, schioppo, ca. fusell, escopeta, es. fusil, escopeta, ro. flintă, pușcă, lij. sccéuppo, de. Gewehr →ascrupet
scup	[skup]		*escōpə < *esconspuere < ex + con + spūere; {also onom.}	v.t.	spit
scupat	[skʊˈpat]		scop + -at	n.	waste, garbage, rubbish, sweepings, it. spazzatura, scopatura, rifiuti, de. Müll, Kehricht →scupatai
scupatai	[skʊpɐˈtaɪ], [skʊpɐˈtaj]		scupat + -ai	n.	dust bin, garbage can, it. bidone della spazzatura, es. cesto de la basura, basurero, pt. lixeira, caixote do lixo, de. Mülleimer, Mülltonne
scupil	[skʊˈpil]		*scōpilla < scōpa	n.	brush, it. spazzola, es. escobilla, pt. escova, de. Bürste
scupitur	[skʊpɪˈtur]		scopi + -(a)tur	n.	discoverer, it. scopritore, ro. descoperitor, de. Entdecker
scur	[skur]		(V)- obscūrus, -a, -um	adj.	dark, gloomy, obscure, it. scuro, es. oscuro, fr. foncé, de. dunkel, obskur →brou scur, mater scur, robi scur
				n.	darkness, obscurity, it. oscurità, pt. escuridão, de. Dunkelheit
scutel	[skʊˈtel]		scutella	n.	bowl, dish, soup dish, it. scodella, es. escudella, fr. écuelle, de. Schüssel, Schale, Suppenschale
se	[se]	not as subject	se	pron.refl.	oneself, himself, herself, itself, themselves {only used for 3rd person reflexive} →prapal
		subject only		pron.impers.	you, one {impersonal pronoun}, de. man, fr. on
se-	[se]	-a drops before vowel, n,m,p,t,c,b,d,g,r,l,f,v	exə-; {epenthetic -a to break up -ss-}	pref.v.<v./n.	out, up, dis-, ex-, {intensifier prefix}, it. dis-, s- →sbar, scava, scedi, scopi, scrit, sesist, sfonu, smeri, spas, spaur, spesi, steni, svol
sec	[sek]		sēcale	n.	rye, fr. seigle, it. ségale, ca. sègol, de. Roggen →avin, mil, ori, spret, tric
sel	[sel]		sella	n.	saddle, ca. it. rm. sella, fr. selle, pt. sela, es. silla, fur. siele, sc. sedda, ro. șa, de. Sattel
selu	[ˈselʊ]		silva	n.	jungle, wild forest, untouched forest →bosc, furest, Selu Amason, selu primeu, selu proi, silvac
Selu Amason	[ˈselʊ ɐmɐˈson]		selu + Amason	n.prop.	Amazon Rain Forest
selu primeu	[ˈselʊ prɪˈmeʊ], [ˈselʊ prɪˈmew]		selu + primeu	n.	virgin forest, primeval forest, jungle, de. Urwald
selu proi	[ˈselʊ ˈproɪ], [ˈselʊ proj]		selu + proi	n.	rain forest
sem	[sem]		-(ra) semper	adv.	always, fr. toujours, oc. sempre, totjorn, tostemps, ca. it. pt. sempre, es. siempre, ro. totdeauna, mereu, întotdeauna, rup. totãnã, tutdiunã, tutauna, rm. adina, adüna, adegna, sc. sèmper, sempiri, de. immer →tutur
sembe	[ˈsembə]		exemplum	n.	example
(sen)	[sen]	not used in isolation	*sentə < -sentem < sēns < esse, sum	adj.stem.	-sent →ausen, prisen
senti	[ˈsentɪ]		*sentiō, -īre; sēnsum; {-ti: cat. sentir, sentit, sp. sentido, it. sentito}	v.t.	feel, sense, es. sentir, de. fühlen, merken →sintit, sintitur
				v.refl.cop.	feel, es. sentirse, de. fühlen
sepi	[ˈsepɪ]		*sequiō, -īre < sequī, sequor, secūtus	v.t.	follow, continue, it. seguire, continuare, es. seguir, fr. suivre, continuer, de. folgen, fortsetzen, weitermachen (mit:obj.)
				v.i.	continue, it. continua, es. seguir, fr. suivre, de. folgen
ser	[ser]		serra	n.	saw, es. sierra, ca. serra, sc. sera, ro. ferăstrău, fr. scie, fur. see, it. sega, de. Säge →lambe ser, ser cric
ser cric	[ser krik]		ser + cric	n.	circular saw, it. sega circolare, de. Kreissäge →ser cric tabe
ser cric tabe	[ser krik ˈtabə]		ser cric + tabe	n.	table saw, es. sierra circular de mesa, it. sega circolare a tavolo, sega da banco, ro. ferăstrău circular de masă, de. Tischkreissäge
ses	[ses]		sexus, -um	n.	sex, sexual intercourse, ca. sexe, it. sesso, de. Geschlecht, Sex, Geschlechtsverkehr →copi, cucop, dildu, fal, fotu, lanic, miscut ses, muleu, natur, pal tis, pin, pinra, pin ratifet, rim, ses pal, ses upusit, sisat, sisiu, urgan ses, urgasme, vain, vibatur
sesist	[səˈsist]		se- + sist	v.i.	exist, be, it. esistere, es. existir, de. bestehen, existieren, vorhanden sein, sein →sesistur
sesistur	[səsɪsˈtur]		sesist + -(at)ur	adj.	extant, existing, being, it. esistente, de. existierend, bestehend, vorhanden →sesisturi
				n.	being, it. essenza, essere, ente, es. ser, ente, entidad, de. Wesen, Entität
sesisturi	[səsɪsˈturɪ]		sesistur + -i	n.	existence, it. esistenza, es. existencia, de. Dasein, Existenz
ses pal	[ses pal]		ses + pal	adj.	same-sex, it. dello stesso sesso, es. del mismo sexo, de. gleichgeschlechtlich
ses upusit	[se sʊpʊˈsit]		ses + upusit	adj.	other-sex, de. unterschiedlichen Geschlechts
set	[set]		septem	num.	seven, 7, pt. sete, de. sieben →set deca, sitembe, sitinti
seta-	[ˈsetɐ]		{loan} zetta {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	zetta, 1e21, Z →seta
				num.	sextillion, trilliard, 1e21
set deca	[set̚ ˈdekɐ]		set + deca	num.	seventy, 70, pt. setenta, ro. șaptezeci, la. septuāgintā, de. siebzig →sitinti
setu-	[ˈsetʊ]		{loan} zepto {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	zepto-, 1e-21, de. zepto-
seu	[ˈseʊ], [sew]		*sedeō, -ēre; sessum; {-u,-vat: no freq., perf.part.: cat: segut, it. seduto, rom. șezut}	v.i.	sit, it. sedere, ca. seure, oc. sèire, de. sitzen →aseu, priseu, puseu, riseu, sevi, siur
seu	[ˈseʊ], [sew]		sēbum	n.	tallow, suet, hard animal fat, ca. oc. seu, fr. suif, it. sego, pt. sebo, de. Talg, Schmalz, hartes Tierfett
sevi	[ˈsevɪ]		seu + -i	n.	seat, it. sedia, sede, ca. seient, pt. sede, assento, es. assiento, ro. scaun, de. Sitz →cater, Sevi Santus
Sevi Santus	[ˈsevɪ sɐnˈtus]		sevi + santus	n.prop.	Holy See, it. Santa Sede, de. Heiliger Stuhl
sfonu	[ˈsfonʊ]		s(e)- + fonu	v.t.	render (fat), it. scioglere, de. auslassen (Fett)
si	[si]		sī	conj.	if →mitis si, ncui si
si	[si]		*sī < sīc	adv.	yes, {emphasizing adverb}
si-	[si]		-(')- sē-	pref.v.<v./n.	self-, apart, it. se-, de. selbst-, auseinander- →sicrit, sidu, sigreg, silei, sipar, sisprus
siborgi	[sɪˈborə̆ɡɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) seaborgium, Sg {element 106}, ca. seaborgi
sic	[sik]		*sīcera	n.	cider, apple wine →acit sic
sic	[sik]		*siccō, -āre	v.t.	dry, desiccate →sicat, sicatai, ui sic
sicat	[sɪˈkat]		sic + -at	adj.	dry, dried; sober →ariu, grat sicat, racim sicat
sicatai	[sɪkɐˈtaɪ], [sɪkɐˈtaj]		sic + -atai	n.	drying room, it. essiccatoio {luogo}, de. Trockenraum
sicrit	[sɪˈkrit]		sēcrētum; si- + crit	n.	secret, it. segreto, de. Geheimnis
sicun	[sɪˈkun]		{loan} secunda	n.	(SI, phys., unit) second, s, it. secondo, ca. segon, de. Sekunde →tem
sicur	[sɪˈkur]		sēcūrum	adj.	secure, safe, (adv.) probably, es. seguro, de. sicher, (adv.) sicherlich
				n.	security, safety
sidu	[ˈsidʊ]		si- + du	v.t.	seduce, ca. seduir, it. sedurre, es. seducir, ro. seduce, de. verführen
sigreg	[sɪˈɡreŋ]		si- + greg	v.t.	segregate, separate, it. segregare, ca. es. pt. segrgar, ro. segrega, de. trennen, isolieren
Silande	[sɪˈlandə]		{loan} #nl Zeeland	n.prop.	Zeeland →Silande Nou
Silande Nou	[sɪˈlandə ˈnoʊ], [sɪˈlandə now]		Silande + nou	n.prop.	New Zealand, ro. Noua Zeelandă, nl. Nieuw-Zeeland, de. Neuseeland
silei	[sɪˈleɪ], [sɪˈlej]		si- + lei	v.t.	select, choose, fr. choisir, ca. escollar, elegir, it. scegliere, selezionare, ca. es. seleccionar, ro. alege, de. wählen, auswählen →silir, silit
silen	[sɪˈlen]		{loan}	n.	(chem) selenium, Se {element 34}, ca. seleni
silici	[sɪˈlikɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) silicon, Si {element 14}, ca. silici
silir	[sɪˈlir]		sile(i) + -(a)r	n.	selection (process), selecting, choice, chosing, it. selezione, de. Auswahlprozeß, Auswählen, Wahl, Wählen
silit	[sɪˈlit]		sile(i) + -(a)t	adj.	picked, selected, chosen, de. ausgewählt
				n.	selection (that which is/was selected), choice, chosen, ca. tria, it. selezione, scelta, pt. escolha, seleção, ro. alegere, selectare, selecție, de. Ausgewähltes, Auswahl, Wahl, Gewähltes
silvac	[sɪlˈvak]		silvāticum; selu + -ac	adj.	savage, wild →aviu silvac, caval silvac, nati silvac, proc silvac
sim	[sim]		sēmen-en; {from orig. neuter accusative}	n.	seed, semen, it. seme, de. Samen →nsim
simantiu	[sɪmɐnˈtiʊ], [sɪmɐnˈtiw]		{loan} #la *semanticus < {loan} #el σημαντικός; simant + -iu	adj.	semantic, it. semantico, de. semantisch →spluri singicat
				n.	semantics, it. semantica, de. Semantik, Bedeutungslehre
simi	[ˈsimɪ]		sīmia	n.	monkey, ape
simol	[sɪˈmol]		-V- symbolum	n.	symbol, sign, mark, fr. symbole, ca. símbol, it. simbolo, ro. simbol, scn. sìmmulu, de. Symbol
sin	[sin]		sine	prep.	without →sin alcul, sin cafin
sin alcul	[si nɐlˈkul]		sin + alcul	adv.	non-alcoholic, without alcohol, alcohol-free
sinc	[siŋk]		{loan}	n.	(chem) zinc, Zn {element 30}, ca. zinc
sin cafin	[siŋ kɐˈfin]		sin + cafin	adv.	decaffeinated, decaf, without caffeine
sing	[siŋ]		*signō, -āre	v.t.	mark, sign, stamp, seal, it. segnare, es. señar, de. markieren, unterzeichnen, abstempeln →nsing, rising, singi
singe	[ˈsiŋɡə]		-*s singulōs, -ās; {-s drops like all pl. forms}	det.	one each, ca. sengles, es. sendos, gl. senllos, de. je ein, einer für jeden, einzelne
singi	[ˈsiŋɡɪ]		sing + -i	n.	sign, mark, tag, symbol, it. segno, sc. sinnu, sembu, semmu, de. Zeichen, Marke →singic
singic	[sɪŋˈɡik]		{calque} significare; sing(i) + -ic	v.t.	signify, mean, it. significare, de. bedeuten, heißen →singicat
singicat	[sɪŋɡɪˈkat]		singic + -at	n.	meaning, sense, it. significato, senso, accezione, de. Sinn, Bedeutung →spluri singicat
singlar	[sɪŋˈɡlar]		singulāris, -em	n.	wild boar, wild sow, it. cinghiale, fr. sanglier, ca. senglar, oc. singlar, ro. mistreț, la. aper, de. Wildschwein →proc silvac, singlar robi flucoi
singlar robi flucoi	[sɪŋˈɡlar ˈrobɪ flʊˈkoɪ], [sɪŋˈɡlar ˈrobɪ flʊˈkoj]		singlar + robi + flucoi	n.	red river hog, ca. porc senglar de riu, it. potamochero rosso, potamochero dai ciuffetti, pt. porco-vermelho-africano, porco-vermelho-do-rio, de. Pinselohrschwein, qtax. potamochoerus porcus
sinon	[sɪˈnon]		{loan}	n.	(chem) xenon, Xe {element 54}, ca. xenó
sintasi	[sɪnˈtasɪ]		{loan} #la syntaxis < {loan} #el σῠ́ντᾰξῐς	n.	syntax, it. sintassi, ca. sintaxi, es. sintaxis, ro. sintaxă, de. Syntax, Satzlehre →spluri fras
sintit	[sɪnˈtit]		senti + -(a)t	adj.	heartfelt, sincere, es. sentido, it. sincero, sentito, de. herzlich, aufrecht, von ganzem Herzen
				n.	sensation, feeling (which is felt), de. Gefühl, Gefühltes →cumur
sintitur	[sɪntɪˈtur]		senti + -(a)tur	adj.	empathetic, empathic, feeling, emotionally sensitive, pt. emotivo, sentimental, sensivel, de. einfühlsam, gefühlvoll →nisintitur
sinu	[ˈsinʊ]		-(C) *sī 'nōn	conj.	but {after negative, for stressing the opposite}, but rather, ca. sinó, es. sino, it. ma, bensì, de. sondern; cmp. fr. sinon, pt. senão, it. persino →a
sinur	[sɪˈnur]		senior, -ōrem	n.	Father (title of priest), lord, lady, milady, Lord (God {when capitalised}), it. don, padre, fr. seigneur, de. Pater, Vater, Herr (Gott), Adliger, Adlige →dom, gen
sipar	[sɪˈpar]		*sepārō, -āre < separāre; si- + par	v.t.	separate (from: di), de. trennen, vereinzeln →cupar, siparat
siparat	[sɪpɐˈrat]		sipar + -at	adj.	separate, apart from, not together, it. separato, de. getrennt, vereinzelt, einzeln
sipoli	[sɪˈpolɪ]		*sepulliō, -īre; sepultum < sepeliō, -īre; sepultum	v.t.	bury, inter, entomb, ca. sebollir, oc. sebelir, it. seppellire, fr. ensevelir, de. bestatten, begraben
siran	[sɪˈran]		*sērānus, -a, -um < *sērus, -a, -um	n.	evening, it. sera, ca. vespre, pt. serão, de. Abend →aoi siran, cil siran, siran bon
siran bon	[sɪˈram bon]		siran + bon	phr.	good evening
sircit	[sɪrə̆ˈkit]		sircit(i) | -(i)	v.i.	exercise, de. üben
sirciti	[sɪrə̆ˈkitɪ]		{loan} #la exercitium	n.	exercise, it. esercizio, ca. exercici, ro. exercițiu, de. Übung →sircit
sirconi	[sɪrə̆ˈkonɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) zirconium, Zr {element 40}, ca. zirconi
sirman	[sɪrə̆ˈman]		septimāna	n.	week, it. settimana, ca. oc. setmana, ro. săptămână, ast. selmana, es. semana, de. Woche →casci sirman, fin sirman, sirmaniu
sirmaniu	[sɪrə̆mɐˈniʊ], [sɪrə̆mɐˈniw]		sirman + -iu	adj.	weekly, ca. setmanal, cada setmana, setmanari, it. settimanal, ro. săptămânal, de. wöchentlich
sis	[sis]		*sisə < sex; {-i- and -s probably to dissimilate from 7; cmp. rom. (for -s) and cat. friul. rsch. (for -i-)}	num.	six, 6, fr. six, ca. sis, it. scn. vec. sei, pt. seis, ro. șase, rup. shasi, fur. sîs, lij. sêi, sc. ses, rm. sis, seis, ses, de. sechs →sis-angat, sis deca, sisinti, sistil
sis.	[sis]		sis(til)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Aug.
sis-angat	[si sɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} sexangulum; sis + angat	n.	hexagon, it. esagono, de. Sechseck
sisat	[sɪˈsat]		ses + -at	adj.	sexed, having a sex, it. sessuato, de. mit einem Geschlecht, ein Geschlecht habend
sis deca	[sis ˈdekɐ]		sis + deca	num.	sixty, 60, pt. sessenta, ro. șaizeci, la. sexāgintā, de. sechzig →sisinti
sisinti	[sɪˈsintɪ]		sis + -inti	num.	{obsolete} sixty, 60, de. sechzig →sis deca
sisiu	[sɪˈsiʊ], [sɪˈsiw]		ses + -iu	adj.	sexually interested, with sex, it. sessuale, de. sexuell interessiert, mit Sex, geschlechtlich →nisisiu, sisiu mitis, sisiu pal, sisiu upusit
sisiu mitis	[sɪˈsiʊ mɪˈtis], [sɪˈsiw mɪˈtis]		sisiu + mitis	adj.	autosexual, de. autosexuell
sisiu pal	[sɪˈsiʊ pal], [sɪˈsiw pal]		sisiu + pal	adj.	homosexual, de. homosexuell
sisiu upusit	[sɪˈsiʊ ʊpʊˈsit], [sɪˈsiw ʊpʊˈsit]		sisiu + upusit	adj.	heterosexual, de. heterosexuell
sisprus	[sɪsˈprus]		si- + sprus	v.t.	detonate, explode, fr. faire exploser, arroser, it. fare esplodere, fare saltare, de. sprengen
(sist)	[sist]	not used in isolation	*sistō, -ere; *sistitum < sistere, sistō, stitī, statum	v.stem.	-sist, halt, stop, stand, place →asist, cusist, nsist, pisist, risist, sesist
sistil	[sɪsˈtil]		sextīlis, -em; sis + til	n.	(month) August →sis.
sistim	[sɪsˈtim]		systēma	n.	system, it. sistema, nl. stelsel, de. System →sistim soni, sistim sulic
sistim soni	[sɪsˈtim ˈsonɪ]		sistim + soni	n.	phonology (of a language) →funulogi, spluri sistim soni
sistim sulic	[sɪsˈtim sʊˈlik]		sistim + sulic	n.	solar system, it. sistema solar, de. Sonnensystem
sit	[sit]		*sēta < zēta	n.	(letter) z, Z, U+005A, U+007A →a, isilon
sit.	[sit]		sit(embe)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Sep.
sitembe	[sɪˈtembə]		september; set + embe	n.	(month) September →sit.
sitinti	[sɪˈtintɪ]		set + -inti	num.	{obsolete} seventy, 70, de. siebzig →set deca
siur	[sɪˈur], [sjur]		seu + -(a)r	n.	meeting, session, it. riunione, seduta, sessione, de. Sitzung, Tagung, Treffen, Besprechung, Versammlung, Zusammenkunft
Sivil	[sɪˈvil]		Sibylla	n.prop.	Sibyl
smeri	[ˈsmerɪ]		s(e)- + meri	v.i.	emerge, ca. emergir, it. emergere, es. emerger, aparacer, de. auftauchen, erscheinen
smrat	[sm̩ˈbrat]		smaltum	n.	enamel, fr. émail, ca. esmalt, it. smalto, ro. smalț, scn. smartu, de. Emaille
sobi	[ˈsobɪ]		sōbrius, -a, -um	adj.	sober (not drunk), moderate, serius, it. sobrio, ca. sobri, de. nüchtern
soci	[ˈsokɪ]		*suciō, -īre < *suctiāre < sūgere, suctum; {freq. in cat., it. sp., regular -ar in port.}	v.t.	suck, it. succhiare, suggere, ca. xuclar, es. succhionar, ro. suge, de. saugen, nuckeln, lutschen
sodi	[ˈsodɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) sodium, Na {element 11}, ca. sodi, de. Natrium →idru-crabunat sodi, sulfat sodi niapus
sof	[sof]		sufflō, -āre	v.t.	blow
sol	[sol]		solum	n.	soil, fr. seuil, ca. sòl, it. suolo, es. suelo, pt. solo, solho, ro. sol, de. Erde, Boden, Mutterboden
sol	[sol]		solea	n.	sole (of a shoe), it. suola, fr. seuil, es. suela, de. Schuhsohle
				n.	sole (fish), fr. sole, it. sogliola, es. lenguado, pt. solha, ro. limbă-de-mare, de. Seezunge
solu	[ˈsolʊ]		*soluō, -ere; solūtum	v.t.	solve →ausolu, sulube, sulumen, sulut, sulutur
sombi	[ˈsombɪ]		somnium	n.	dream, it. sogno, es. sueño, fur. sium, rm. sömmi, ro. (sleep) somn, de. Traum →mal-sombi, mun sombi
				v.t.	dream
son	[son]		*sonō, -āre; sonitum	v.t.	sound, make a sound, ring, fr. sonner, it. suonare, es. sonar, de. klingen, einen Ton/ein Geräusch machen, klingeln →soni, suntur
soni	[ˈsonɪ]		{calque} sonus, -um; son + -i	n.	sound, fr. son, it. suono, es. sueno, sonido, pt. som, ro. sun, sunet, de. Klang, Laut →rumul, sistim soni, spluri soni, sunius
spac	[spak]		-(ra) spatula	n.	(anat.) shoulder, it. spalla, fr. épaule, ca. espatlla, de. Schulter →os spac
spal	[spal]		squālus, -um	n.	shark, it. pescecane, squalo, fur. pes cjan, scuâl, rm. squagl, es. tiburón, ca. tauró, ro. rechin, de. Hai →rapen spal, spal rau
spal rau	[spal ˈdraʊ], [spal draw]		spal + rau	n.	great white shark, es. tiburón blanco, fr. grand requin blanc, de. weißer Hai
Spani	[ˈspanɪ]		{loan}	n.	Spain
spas	[spas]		s(e)- + pas	v.t.	crack, break, it. schiacchiare, es. cascar, ro. sparge, de. knacken →spastur
spastur	[spɐsˈtur]		spas + -(a)tur	n.	cracker, breaker, ro. spărgător, de. Knacker, Brecher →spastur nuc
spastur nuc	[spɐsˈtur nuk]		spastur + nuc	n.	nutcracker, it. schiaccianoci, es. cascarnueces, fr. casse-noisettes, pt. quebra-nozes, ro. spărgător de nuci, de. Nußknacker
spat	[spat]		spatha < σπάθη (spáthē)	n.	sword, fr. épée, ca. espasa, it. spada, es. espada, de. Schwert
(spati)	[ˈspatɪ]	not used in isolation	-j- spatium	n.stem.	space, it. spazio, ca. espai, oc. espaci, fr. espace, es. espacio, ro. spațiu, de. Platz, Raum →spatimen
spatimen	[spɐtɪˈmen]		spati + -(a)men	n.	whitespace, space, blank, spacing, it. spaziatura, de. Leerstelle, Spationierung
spaur	[spɐˈur], [spawr]		s(e)- + paur	v.t.	scare, frighten, it. spaventare, spaurire, spaurare, fur. spaurî, fâ pôre, ro. speria, rup. aspar, de. erschrecken, aufscheuchen →spauratur
				v.refl.	be scared, get frightened, it. spaventarsi, ro. se speria, de. sich erschrecken
spauratur	[spɐʊrɐˈtur], [spawrɐˈtur]		spaur + -atur	adj.	scaring →spauratur au
spauratur au	[spɐʊrɐˈtu ˈraʊ], [spawrɐˈtu raw]		spauratur + au	n.	scarecrow, ca. espantaocells, it. spaventapasseri, spauracchio, es. espantapájaros, pt. espantalho, ro. momâie, sperietoare, de. Vogelscheuche
spec	[spek]		-(ra) speculum	n.	mirror, it. specchio, ca. espill, de. Spiegel
spes	[spes]		spes(i) | -(i)	v.t.	spend (money), dedicate (time, effort), it. spendere, de. ausgeben, aufwenden
spesi	[ˈspesɪ]		s(e)- + pesi	n.	expense, it. spesa, dispendio, fr. dépense, ca. pt. despesa, de. Spesen, Ausgaben, Aufwendungen, Aufwand, Unkosten →spes
spet	[spet]		-(j)- species, -em	n.	species, it. spezie, ca. espècie, de. Art, Spezies
spinac	[spɪˈnak]		{loan} #ar < #fa اسفناج (esfenâj)	n.	spinach, ca. oc. espinac, it. spinacio, es. espinaca, ro. spanac, de. Spinat
spir	[spir]		spīrō, -āre	v.i.	blow lightly, de. pusten →rispir
spis	[spis]		spissus, -a, -um	adj.	dense, viscous, thick (air)
spital	[spɪˈtal]		(V)- hospitālis, -em	n.	hospital, it. ospedale, ro. spital, de. Krankenhaus →brege, ustal
splur	[splur]		*explōrō, -āre; explōrātum	v.t.	explore, it. esplorare, de. erkunden, erforschen →spluri
spluri	[ˈsplurɪ]		splur + -i	n.	lore, doctrine, exploration, teachings, de. Kunde, Lehre →spluri fras, spluri frum, spluri iriutar, spluri singicat, spluri sistim soni, spluri soni
spluri fras	[ˈsplurɪ fras]		{calque based on sintasi}; spluri + fras	n.	syntax
spluri frum	[ˈsplurɪ frum]		{calque based on murfulogi}; spluri + frum	n.	morphology
spluri iriutar	[ˈsplurɪ ɪrɪʊˈtar], [ˈsplurɪ ɪrjʊˈtar]		spluri + iriutar	n.	genetics, it. genetica, de. Genetik, Vererbungslehre →ginilogi
spluri singicat	[ˈsplurɪ sɪŋɡɪˈkat]		{calque based on simantiu}; spluri + singicat	n.	semantics
spluri sistim soni	[ˈsplurɪ sɪsˈtim ˈsonɪ]		spluri + sistim soni	n.	phonology (the lore), de. Phonologie →funulogi
spluri soni	[ˈsplurɪ ˈsonɪ]		{calque based on funitiu}; spluri + soni	n.	phonetics
spon	[spon]		spongia	n.	sponge, fr. éponge, it. spugna, ca. es. oc. pt. esponja, ro. burete, de. Schwamm →pan spon
sprag	[spraŋ]		(V)- asparagus, -um	n.	asparagus, es. espárrago, de. Spargel →cumbe sprag
spragu	[ˈspraɡʊ]		*sparguō, -ere < spargere, spargō, sparsum	v.t.	sprinkle, scatter, disperse, shed, ca. espargir, it. spargere (>sparso), spergere (>sperso), ro. sparge (>spart), de. verteilen, versprühen, verbreiten →aspragu, dispragu
spret	[spret]		spelta	n.	spelt (type of grain), de. Dinkel, it. spelta, farro, fr. épeautre →avin, farin spret, mil, ori, sec, tric
sprin	[sprin]		splēnem	n.	(anat.) spleen, ca. melsa, it. milza, pt. baço, ro. splină, de. Milz
sprit	[sprit]		spiritus, -um	n.	spirit, ghost, fr. esprit, ca. oc. esperit, it. spirito, fur. lld. spirt, de. Geist
sprus	[sprus]		*explōsō, -āre < {freq.} explōdere, explōdō, explōsum	v.i.	explode, fr. exploser, ca. esplotar, esclatar, es. esplotar, it. esplodere, pt. explodir, de. explodieren →fe sprus, sisprus, sprusar, sprusiu
sprusar	[sprʊˈsar]		sprus + -ar	n.	explosion, ca. explosió, it. esplosione, scoppio, ro. explozie, de. Sprengung, Explosion
sprusiu	[sprʊˈsiʊ], [sprʊˈsiw]		sprus + -iu	adj.	explosive, ca. explosiu, de. explosiv
				n.	explosive, ca. esplosiu, de. Sprengstoff
spur	[spur]		spurius, -a, -um	adj.	spurious, illegitimate, false, it. spurio, ca. espuri, es. espurio, ro. șpur, de. gefälscht, falsch, unecht
spus	[spus]		spōnsus, -a	n.	(kin) partner, husband, wife, spouse, (officially, legally), it. sposa, sposo, rm. cunsort, de. Ehepartner, Ehemann, Ehefrau (offiziell, verbrieft) →copi, cusrot, nati spus, spusac
				v.stem.	marry, it. sposare, es. casarse, de. heiraten →nspus, spusar, spusat, spusi, spustur
spusac	[spʊˈsak]		spus + -ac	n.	marriage, matrimony, it. coniugio, matrimonio, de. Ehe
spusar	[spʊˈsar]		spus + -ar	n.	wedding, it. nozze, sposalizio, es. nupcias, casamiento, de. Hochzeit, Trauung
spusat	[spʊˈsat]		spus + -at	adj.	married, it. sposato, es. casado, fr. marié, ro. căsătorit, de. verheiratet →mrut-spusat, sul-spusat
spusi	[ˈspusɪ]		spus + -i	n.	marriage, alliance, it. matrimonio, sposalizio, de. Heirat
spustur	[spʊsˈtur]		spus + -(a)tur	n.	bride, groom, it. sposo, sposa, es. novia, novio, de. Braut, Bräutigam
sra-	[stra]		extra-; {merged with 'supra-'}	pref.	extra-, over-, it. extra-, stra-, sor-, sopra-, sovra-, de. außer-, über- →sra, sracoi, srafal, srafat, sraiu, srapas, srapen, sraurdinar
				prep.	over, about, it. sopra, es. sobre, ro. asupra, sc. assúa, assupra, suba, de. über; cmp. ro. spre →a sra, mirbel, mirbel, nrat, sra avis, sra-vilet, sus
sra avis	[stra ɐˈvis]		sra + avis	adv.	above the abyss, de. über dem Abgrund
sracoi	[strɐˈkoɪ], [strɐˈkoj]		sra- + coi	v.t.	braise (meat), fr. braiser, it. brasare, stracuocere, es. estofar, de. schmoren →sracuit
sracuit	[strɐkʊˈit], [strɐˈkwit]		sracoi + -(a)t	adj.	braised {meat}
				n.	stew, braised dish, ragu, fr. ragoût, ca. guisat, estofat, it. stufato, stracotto, ragù, de. Eintopf, Schmorgericht, Ragout
sradin	[strɐˈdin]		*sardinia < Sardinia	adj.prop.	Sardinian →Sradini
Sradini	[strɐˈdinɪ]		sradin + -i	n.prop.	Sardinia
srafal	[strɐˈfal]		sra- + fal	n.	(anat.) foreskin (of penis or clitoris), preputium, ca. prepuci, it. prepuzio, es. prepucio, ro. prepuț, de. Vorhaut, Präputium
srafat	[strɐˈfat]		sra- + fat	n.	surface, area, it. superficie, ro. suprafață, de. Oberfläche
sraiu	[strɐˈiʊ], [strɐˈiw], [ˈstrajʊ]		sra- + -iu	adj.	external →buc sraiu matriu, labi sraiu
				n.	exterior
sran	[stran]		extrāneus, -a, -um	adj.	strange, odd, weird, not normal, unknown, not familiar, fr. étrange, ca. estrany, it. strano, es. extraño, pt. estranho, ro. ciudat, straniu, străin, de. seltsam, unnormal, unbekannt, komisch, verwunderlich →cvarc sran, nicuscut
srapas	[strɐˈpas]		{calque} *super-passāre; sra- + pas	v.t.	surpass, de. übertreffen
srapen	[strɐˈpen]		sra- + pen	n.	(anat.) eyebrow, fr. sourcil, ca. sobrecella, it. sopracciglio, fur. sorecee, es. sobrecejo, pt. sobrancelha, ro. sprânceană, rup. sprindzeanã, de. Augenbraue
srasit	[strɐˈsit]		*salsīcia	n.	sausage, fr. saucisse, it. salsiccia, es. salsicha, sc. saltitza, saltzita, sartissu, sartrita, de. Wurst
srat	[strat]		*saltō, -āre < {freq.} saliō, salīre, saluī, saltum	v.i.	jump →asrat, crol sratar
sratei	[strɐˈteɪ], [strɐˈtej]		-*r- saturēja	n.	savory {herb}, it. santoreggia, gl. segorella, es. saldorija, sarilla, ca. sajolida, fr. sarriette, ro. cimbru, de. Bohnenkraut
sraurdinar	[strɐʊrə̆dɪˈnar], [strawrə̆dɪˈnar]		sra- + urdinar	adj.	extraordinary, it. straordinario, ro. neobișnuit, de. außergewöhnlich
sra-vilet	[stra vɪˈlet]		sra + vilet	adj.	ultraviolet, it. ultravioletto, de. ultraviolett →dirair sra-vilet, su-robi
srebe	[ˈstrebə]		servō, -āre	v.t.	maintain, keep, it. servare, de. behalten, beibehalten, sparen →risrebe, usrebe
srebi	[ˈstrebɪ]		*serviō, -īre; servītum	v.t.	serve, it. servire, de. dienen, servieren →sribitur
srec	[strek]		*stercum < stercus	n.	dung, manure, it. sterco, fimo, es. estiércol, pt. esterco, ro. șterc, ca. fem, de. Mist, Gülle →culm srec, fos srec, scrabei srec, sricai
sregu	[ˈstreɡʊ]		*striguō, -ere < stringere, stringō, strictum; {nasal infix lost}; {-u- from supine in *-ut}	v.t.	tighten, bind, embrace, fr. étreindre (>étreint), ca. estrènyer (>estret), it. stringere (>stretto), ro. strânge (>strâns), rup. stringu (>strimtã), sc. istrínghere (>istrintu), fur. strenzi (>strent, strenzût), de. festziehen, schnüren, umarmen →srigut
				v.refl.	nuzzle (into: ni), it. stringersi, de. sich schmiegen (an: ni), sich kuscheln (in: ni)
srep	[strep]		*serpə < *serpentem, serpens	n.	snake, it. serpe, de. Schlange
sribitur	[strɪbɪˈtur]		srebi + -(a)tur	n.	servant, it. servo, servitore, domestico, es. criado, sirviente, ro. servitor, de. Diener
sricai	[strɪˈkaɪ], [strɪˈkaj]		srec + -ai	n.	dung heap, slurry pit, it. letamaio, bottino, pt. esterqueira, de. Misthaufen, Jauchegrube →culm srec, fos srec
srigut	[strɪˈɡut]		sregu + -(a)t	adj.	narrow, tight, constricted, strict, it. stretto, angosto, es. estrecho, ro. strâns, strâmt, îngust, la. strictus, de. eng, schmal, streng, strikt
srobi	[ˈstrobɪ]		*sorbiō, -īre < sorbēre, sorbeō, sorbuī, sorbitum; {-i: it. rom. -it}	v.t.	slurp, suck in, it. sorbire, es. sorber, ro. sorbi, de. schlürfen, einsaugen
sroc	[strok]		-*r- socer, -rum	adj.	(kin) in-law, affine →griman sroc, mau sroc, pau sroc
srol	[strol]		-(V)- solidus, -a, -um	adj.	solid (also [chem]), strong, hard, firm, reliable, it. sodo, saldo, solido, de. hart, fest
sron	[stron]		*extronitum < tonitrus, -um	n.	bang, boom, it. schianto, scoppio, es. estruendo, de. Knall →Sron Primeu
Sron Primeu	[strom prɪˈmeʊ], [strom prɪˈmew]		sron + primeu	n.prop.	(phys.) big bang, de. Urknall
sronti	[ˈstrontɪ]		{loan} #gd Sròn an t-Sìthein	n.	(chem) strontium, Sr {element 38}, ca. estronci
srot	[strot]		sors, -tem	n.	fate, destiny, fr. sorte, ca. sort, it. sorte, es. suerte, ro. soartă, sc. solte, de. Schicksal →cusrot
srugi	[ˈstruɡɪ]		-gi- *surgiō, -īre < surgere, surgō, surrēxī, surrēctum; {-gi- is kept like in other Rom. languages}	v.i.	emerge, appear, arise, ca. sorgir, it. sorgere, es. surdir, surgir, de. auftauchen, aufkommen, erscheinen, hervorkommen, sich zeigen
(srui)	[ˈstruɪ], [struj]	not used in isolation	*strūgō, -ere < struere, struō, strūctum	v.stem.	stack, pile up, put together, compose, build, arrange →cusrui, disrui, nsrui, risrui, usrui
srul	[strul]		**sūrdu; pre-roman?	adj.	left, leftside →a srul, dest, di srul, srular
				n.	(pol.) left side, left hand, left
srular	[strʊˈlar]		srul + -ar	n.	left-hander, lefty
srumen	[strʊˈmen]		īnstrūmentum	n.	instrument, tool, means, it. strumento, de. Instrument
srup	[strup]		C(V)r- *siruppus, -um	n.	syrup, es. sirope, jarabe, it. sciroppo, nl. stroop, de. Sirup →srup acrul
srup acrul	[stru pɐˈkrul]		srup + acrul	n.	maple syrup, it. sciroppo d'acero, de. Ahornsirup
sta	[sta]		*stō, -āre	v.aux.	{progressive marker}
stabe	[ˈstabə]		-b- stabulum; {syncope, not b>w}	n.	stable, it. stabbio, fr. étable, ca. estable, es. establo, ro. staul, de. Stall
stang	[staŋ]		stagnum < stannum	n.	(chem) tin, Sn {element 50}, ca. estany, it. stagno, ro. staniu, de. Zinn
stang	[staŋ]		*stāgnum	n.	pond, ca. estany, it. stagno, es. charca, estanque, ro. baltă, de. Teich
stat	[stat]		*status, -ī < status, -ūs	n.	state, status, it. stato, ca. estat, es. estado, ro. stat, fr. état, de. Zustand, Status →Stat Unit
Stat Unit	[sta tʊˈnit]		stat + unit	n.	United States, ca. Estats Units, de. Vereinigte Staaten
Stef	[stef]		Stephana, -us	n.prop.	Stephan, Steven
steni	[ˈstenɪ]		s(e)- + teni	v.t.	extend, enlarge, spread, stretch out, it. stendere, estendere, fr. étendre, ca. estendre, de. ausbreiten, auseinanderziehen, vergrößern, strecken, dehnen, erweitern →stinimen
(stetu)	[ˈstetʊ]	not used in isolation	*stituō, -ere; stitūtum < statuere	v.stem.	set up, erect, estabish, fix, -stitute, it. -stituere, de. -stituieren →custetu
stibi	[ˈstibɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) antimony, Sb {element 51}, ca. antimoni, ro. antimoniu, stibiu
stil	[stil]		stylum	n.	style
stil	[stil]		stēlla	n.	star
stim	[stim]		*extinguō, -ere; extīnxī, extīnctum	v.t.	extinguish, put out, quench, it. spegnere, estinguere, fr. éteindre, ro. stinge, de. löschen, auslöschen, ablöschen, ausmachen →distim, stimar, stimat
stimar	[stɪˈmar]		stim + -ar	n.	extinction, pt. extinção, de. Aussterben
stimat	[stɪˈmat]		stim + -at	adj.	extinguished, extinct, fr. éteint, ca. extint, it. estinto, stinto, es. extinto, pt. extinguido, extinto, ro. stins, de. gelöscht, ausgelöscht, erloschen, ausgestorben
stinimen	[stɪnɪˈmen]		steni + -(a)men	n.	extension, it. estensione, de. Erweiterung, Ausdehnung, Ausbreitung
stiu	[ˈstiʊ], [stiw]		*aestīvum	n.	summer, ca. estiu, pt. verão, estio, es. verano, sc. istiu, istade, it. estate, fr. été, ro. vară, rm. stad, de. Sommer →privil
stong	[stoŋ]		stomachus, -um	n.	(anat.) stomach, ca. estómac, it. stomaco, es. estómago, ro. stomac, sc. istàmaco, istòcomo, stòmagu, de. Magen →pang
stop	[stop]		*stupulam < stipulam	n.	stubble, it. stoppia, pt. restrolho, de. Stoppel →fung stop
stori	[ˈstorɪ]		-j- historia	n.	story, history, it. storia, ro. istorie, de. Geschichte →pristuriu
studi	[ˈstudɪ]		{loan} studium	v.t.	study, it. studiare, de. studieren, üben, erforschen, untersuchen →studitur
studitur	[stʊdɪˈtur]		studi + -(a)tur	n.	student
stur	[stur]		sciūrus, -um	n.	squirrel, it. scoiattolo, ca. esquirol, es. ardilla, fr. écureuil, ro. știur, veveriță, de. Eichhörnchen
su	[su]		-(C) sub+	prep.	under, it. sotto, ca. oc. sota, fur. sot, rm. sut, ro. subt, sub, pt. sob, fr. sous, es. debajo, de. unter →abas, ios, su ap, su crau, su-robi, su vot
su-	[su]		-(C) sub-	pref.v.<v./n.	under →a su, sucedi, sufri, sumeri, sumit, suriu, suscriu, sutenu
su.	[su]		(d)su.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Sun., de. So.
su ap	[su ap]		su + ap	adv.	subaqueous(ly), underwater
suc	[suk]		sūcus, -um	n.	juice, jus, serum, aquous medium, de. Saft, Sud, Serum, wäßriges Medium, es. zumo, it. succo, sugo, ca. ro. suc →asuc, disuc, suc butir, suc lat, suc limun, suc pum, suc sambe
suc butir	[suk bʊˈtir]		suc + butir	n.	buttermilk, fr. babeurre, it. latticello, pt. soro de manteigo, leitelho, ro. zară, nl. karnemelk, de. Buttermilch
sucedi	[sʊˈkedɪ]		su- + cedi	v.i.	succeed (obj.: a), follow (obj.: a), it. succedere, seguire, de. folgen (dat.: a), nachfolgen (dat.: a)
suc lat	[suk lat]		suc + lat	n.	whey, ca. xerigot, fr. petit-lait, it. siero di latte, es. suero, suero de la leche, ro. zer, de. Molke
suclat	[sʊˈklat]		{loan} #es chocolate(?), #nci chocolātl(?)	n.	chocolate, es. chocolate, de. Schokolade
suc limun	[suk lɪˈmun]		suc + limun	n.	lemon juice
suc pum	[suk pum]		suc + pum	n.	apple juice
su crau	[su ˈkraʊ], [su kraw]		su + crau	adv.	locked away, de. unter Verschluß
suc sambe	[suk ˈsambə]		suc + sambe	n.	blood serum, it. siero sanguigno, de. Blutserum
sufri	[ˈsufrɪ]		su- + fri	v.t.	suffer, it. soffrire, de. erleiden, leiden (an: obj.)
				v.i.	suffer, it. soffrire, de. leiden
suil	[sʊˈil], [swil]		*sūgillum < sigillum	n.	seal (mark), sigil, it. sugello, ca. segell, fr. sceau, es. sello, ro. sugel, de. Siegel
suin	[sʊˈin], [swin]		*subinde	adv.	often, many times
sul	[sul]		sōlum	adj.	single, alone, ca. sol →sul-amarus, sul-spusat
				adv.	only, alone, fr. seulement, ca. només, solament, sols, it. solo, soltanto, solamente, es. nomás, ro. numai, de. nur, ausschließlich →nu sul, uniu
sul-amarus	[su lɐmɐˈrus]		sul + amarus	adj.	monoamorous, de. monoamor, monoamorös →mrut-amarus, sul-spusat
sulf	[sulf]		-(r) sulphur; {acc/nom. in -r, not using abl. form}	n.	(chem) sulphur, S {element 16}, it. zolfo, ro. sulf, ca. sofre, de. Schwefel →dui-uside sulf, sulfat, USDM, uside sulf
sulfat	[sʊlˈfat]		sulf + -at	n.	(chem) sulphate, it. solfato, de. Sulfat →sulfat sodi niapus
sulfat sodi niapus	[sʊlˈfat ˈsodɪ nɪɐˈpus], [sʊlˈfat ˈsodɪ njɐˈpus]		sulfat + sodi + niapus	n.	(chem) anhydrous sodium sulphate, de. wasserfreies Natriumsulfat
sulic	[sʊˈlik]		* sōliculus, -um < sōl, -em	n.	sun, ca. sol →Arit Sulic, inergi sulic, sistim sulic, sulicus, ungi sulic
sulicus	[sʊlɪˈkus]		sulic + -us	adj.	sunny
sul-spusat	[sul spʊˈsat]		sul + spusat	adj.	monogam, de. monogam →mrut-spusat, sul-amarus
sulube	[sʊˈlubə]		solu + -(a)be	adj.	soluble, solvable
sulumen	[sʊlʊˈmen]		solu + -(a)men	n.	solution →sulumen globe
sulumen globe	[sʊlʊˈmeŋ ˈɡlobə]		sulumen + globe	n.	comprehensive solution, global solution, it. soluzione globale, de. Gesamtlösung
sulut	[sʊˈlut]		solūtus, -a, -um; solu + -(a)t	adj.	loose, free
sulutur	[sʊlʊˈtur]		solu + -(a)tur	n.	solver, solvent
				adj.	solvent
sumeri	[sʊˈmerɪ]		su- + meri	v.t.	submerge, dive, ca. somorgollar, cabussar, submergir, it. sommergere, de. untertauchen, tauchen, abtauchen
				v.refl.	swim underwater, dive, ca. capbussar-se, it. immergersi, es. bucear, de. tauchen
sumit	[sʊˈmit]		su- + mit	v.t.	submit (s.o.: obj., to: a), subjugate, subdue, subordinate, it. sottomettere, fr. soumettre, es. entregar, presentar, pt. submeter, de. einreichen, unterwerfen, unterziehen, unterbreiten, unterordnen →sumitar
sumitar	[sʊmɪˈtar]		sumit + -ar	n.	submission, subjugation, it. sottomissione, fr. soumission, de. Unterwerfung, Unterjochung, Einreichung
sun	[sun]		zōna	n.	zone, area, region, ca. it. zona, de. Bereich, Zone →sun pit
sunius	[sʊnɪˈus], [sʊˈnjus]		soni + -us	adj.	noisy, loud, fr. bruyant, ca. sorollós, it. rumoroso, es. ruidoso, ro. gălăgios, de. laut →rumulus, suntur
sun pit	[sum pit]		sun + pit	n.	quiet zone, de. Ruhebereich
suntur	[sʊnˈtur]		son + -(a)tur	adj.	loud, making sounds/noises, ringy, noisy →rumulus, sunius
sup	[sup]		*suppa < #pgmc supo	n.	(culin.) soup →sup cou bou, sup mantic crucut, sup primeu, sup pul, sup rapen spal, sup ribil
sup cou bou	[sup ˈkoʊ ˈboʊ], [sup kow bow]		sup + cou bou	n.	(culin.) oxtail soup
sup mantic crucut	[sup mɐnˈtik̚ krʊˈkut]		sup + mantic + crucut	n.	(culin.) creamy pumpkin soup
sup primeu	[sup̚ prɪˈmeʊ], [sup̚ prɪˈmew]		sup + primeu	n.	primordial soup, it. brodo primordiale, de. Ursuppe
sup pul	[sup̚ pul]		sup + pul	n.	(culin.) chicken soup
sup rapen spal	[sup rɐˈpen tspal]		sup + rapen spal	n.	(culin.) shark's fin soup, de. Haifischflossensuppe
sup ribil	[sup rɪˈbil]		sup + ribil	n.	(culin.) pea soup, it. zuppa di piselli, pt. sopa de ervilhas, de. Erbsensuppe
supril	[sʊˈpril]		*superīrem < superiōrem; {re-learned from lat.}	adj.	superior →suprili
				n.	superiority
suprili	[sʊˈprilɪ]		supril + -i	n.	superiority
sur	[sur]		{loan} #fr sud < #pgmc suþan	n.	(compass) south , southern, fr. sud, midi, it. sud, mezzogiorno, meridione, ro. sud, miazăzi, rup. njadzã-dzuã, de. Süd-, Süden →Mar Sur
suric	[sʊˈrik]		sōrīcem < sōrex, -icem	n.	mouse, it. topo, sorcio, fr. souris, es. ratón, ca. ratoli, ro. șoarece, de. Maus →mur
surin	[sʊˈrin]		-v- sobrīnus, -a	n.	(kin) nephew, niece, sibling's child, spouse's sibling's child, ca. nebot, neboda, it. nipote, es. sobrino, pt. sobrinho, ro. nepot, nepoată, rm. nev, nezza, de. Nichte, Neffe →surin ast
surin ast	[sʊˈri nast]		surin + ast	n.	(kin) stepnephew, stepniece, es. sobrinastro
suriu	[sʊˈriʊ], [sʊˈriw]		su- + riu	v.i.	smile, it. sorridere, fr. sourire, ca. somriure, oc. sorire, es. sonreír, ro. surâde, rm. surrir, de. lächeln
su-robi	[su ˈrobɪ]		su + robi	adj.	infrared, ca. infraroig, it. infrarosso, ro. infraroșu, de. infrarot →sra-vilet
sus	[sus]		sursum	adv.	up, it. su, fr. en haut, ca. amunt, oc. amont, ro. sus, es. arriba, pt. acima, cima, de. hoch →a sra, nrat, sra
suscriu	[sʊsˈkriʊ], [sʊsˈkriw]		su- + scriu	v.t.	subscribe, fr. souscrire, ca. subscriure, it. soscrivere, ro. subscrie, es. subscribir, de. abonnieren
sustanti	[sʊsˈtantɪ]		substantia	n.	substance, it. sostanza, de. Substanz, Stoff, Wesentliches →cantat sustanti, sustantiu
sustantiu	[sʊstɐnˈtiʊ], [sʊstɐnˈtiw]		{calque} substantīvus; sustant(i) + -iu	n.	noun, substantive, it. sostantivo, nome, de. Substantiv, Nomen, Hauptwort →aiatiu, prunumbe, vreu
sutenu	[sʊˈtenʊ]		su- + tenu	v.t.	support (in:ni), aid, give support, sustain, be with, it. sostenere, ca. sustener, fr. soutenir, es. respaldar, gl. soster, pt. apoiar, ro. susține, de. unterstützen, stützen, bestärken, helfen →sutinube
				v.refl.	support oneself (by,with:ni), stand (on:ni), be based (on:ni), it. sostenersi, de. sich stürzen (auf:ni)
sutil	[sʊˈtil]		subtīlem	adj.	thin, slim, slender, fine (in small pieces), it. sottile, fino, de. dünn, fein (in kleinen Stücken) →butel sutil, gros
sutinube	[sʊtɪˈnubə]		sutenu + -(a)be	adj.	sustainable, it. sostenibile, es. sostenible, pt. sustentável, de. nachhaltig
				n.	sustainability, ca. sostenibilitat, fr. soutenabilité, it. sostenibilità, es. sostenibilidad, pt. sustentabilidade, de. Nachhaltigkeit
su vot	[su vot]		su + vot	adv.	under vacuum, in vacuo, vacuum-packed, fr. sous vide, it. sotto vuoto, de. im luftleeren Raum, im Vakkum, vakuumiert, eingeschweißt
svau	[ˈsvaʊ], [svaw]		suāvis, -em	adj.	soft, mild, gentle, smooth, ca. suau
Sviton	[svɪˈton]		Suetonia, -us	n.prop.	Suetonia, Suetonius
svol	[svol]		{calque} *ex-volō, -āre; s(e)- + vol	v.i.	fly, ca. es. volar, it. volare, es. ro. zbura, rm. sgular, fur. svolâ, de. fliegen
T
tabe	[ˈtabə]		tabula	n.	table, desk, it. tavolo, tavola, es. tabla, fr. table, oc. taula, fur. taule, de. Tisch, Tafel; cmp. fr. tôle →ni tabe, ser cric tabe, vin tabe
tac	[tak]		*tacə < tacitum	adj.	silent, quiet, still, it. tacito, quieto, calmo, silenzioso, de. still, leise →pit, tacu
				n.	silence, quietness, de. Stille
tacsi	[ˈtaksɪ]		{loan} #la {modern} taxi+metrum	n.	taxi, it. taxi, de. Taxi
tacu	[ˈtakʊ]		tac + -u	v.t.	be silent, be quiet, fr. taire (>ty), it. tacere (>taciuto), ro. tăcea (>tăcut), de. schweigen, still sein →fe tacu, va tacu pi futur
tal	[tal]		tālem	det.dem.	such a, ca. tal, it. tale, es. tal, gl. tal, de. solch ein, so ein
				pron.dem.	such one, es. tal, gl. tal, de. so einer
Tali	[ˈtalɪ]		-j- Itālia	n.prop.	Italy →talian
tali	[ˈtalɪ]		*taliō, -āre	v.t.	cut, cut through, cut into pieces, slice
tali	[ˈtalɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) thallium, Tl {element 81}, ca. tal·li
talian	[tɐlɪˈan], [tɐˈljan]		{calque} italiānus, -a, -um; Tali + -an	adj.	Italian
talun	[tɐˈlun]		tālōnem	n.	heel
tan	[tan]		tanto; tam	adv.dem.	so, so much, so many, likewise, such, ca. tant, tan, es. it. tanto, de. so, soviel, so sehr →futur, e tan gustus, minde tan, tan can
tan can	[taŋ kan]		tan + can	conj.	as much as {to distinguish from can, or for emphasis}, fr. autant que, es. tanto como, de. soviel wie
tantal	[tɐnˈtal]		{loan}	n.	(chem) tantalum, Ta {element 73}, ca. tàntal
tart	[tarə̆t]		-Vr- tartarum	n.	(chem.) tartar, cream of tartar, fr. tartre, ca. tàrtar, it. tartaro, de. Weinstein →ac tart, idru-tartat putasi, tartat
tartat	[tɐrə̆ˈtat]		tart + -at	n.	(chem.) tartrate, it. tartrato, tartaro, de. Tartrat →idru-tartat putasi
tasun	[tɐˈsun]		*taxō, -nem; {acc. has long -o- as sp., cat., ofr.}	n.	badger, it. tasso, es. tejón, ca. teixó, toixó, de. Dachs
(-tat)	[tat]	not used in isolation	-(i)tat	suff.stem.	{part of abstraction suffix} →vri
tau	[ˈtaʊ], [taw]		{loan} τ	n.	tau {Greek letter} →tavon
tavon	[tɐˈvon]		{loan} τ < #el τρίτος; tau + -on	n.	(phys., stdmodel) tau particle, it. tauone, de. Tauon →niutin tavon
te	[te]		{loan}	n.	tea, it. tè, es. té, ca. te, fr. thé, pt. chá, ro. ceai, de. Tee
te	[te]		*tē	n.	(letter) t, T, U+0054, U+0074 →es, u
tel	[tel]		tegula	n.	tile, roof tile, es. teja, ca. teula, sc. tèba, tébia, téura, fr. tuile, it. tegola, ro. țiglă, de. Ziegel, Dachziegel
tem	[tem]		*tempus, -um < tempus, -orem	n.	time (also [phys.]), age, epoche, era, it. tempo, età, epocha, era, de. Zeit, Zeitalter, Epoche, Ära →a raci tem, sicun, tem primeu
tembe	[ˈtembə]		*temperō, -āre; temperātum	v.t.	temper, moderate, regulate, arrange, order, cool down, warm up, dress, season, ca. temprar, trempar, es. templar, ro. astâmpăra, de. mäßigen, anpassen, ordnen, regeln, einregeln, abschmecken →coni, tembi, timbat
tembi	[ˈtembɪ]		temb(e) + -i	n.	(phys.) temperature, it. temperatura →cilvin
tem primeu	[tem prɪˈmeʊ], [tem prɪˈmew]		tem + primeu	n.	prehistoric times, primeval times, a time very long ago, it. tempi preistorici, es. tiempo primitivo, de. Urzeit
temu	[ˈtemʊ]		*timuō, -ere < timēre, timeō, timuī, *timitum; {-u: supine in -ut; also works well with noun deriv.}	v.t.	fear, it. temere (>-uto), ca. témer (>-ut), ro. teme (-ut), dt fürchten →timur
tende	[ˈtendə]		tenerus, -a, -um	adj.	tender, soft, delicate, cute, ca. tendre, it. tenero, de. weich
teni	[ˈtenɪ]		*tendiō, -īre < tendere, tendō, tentum; {part.: it. teso, cat. tendit, rom. tins, fr. tendu}	v.t.	stretch, tighten, it. tendere, fr. tendre, ca. tendir, es. tender, ro. tinde, de. strecken, festziehen, spannen →ateni, nteni, steni, tinir, tinit
tente	[ˈtentə]		+ə *temptō, -āre	v.t.	tempt, entice, lure; attempt, try, it. tentare, es. tentar, ro. tenta, de. versuchen, in Versuchung führen, ausprobieren →tintar
tenu	[ˈtenʊ]		*tenuō, -ere < tenēre, teneō, tenuī, tentum	v.t.	hold, keep, {dialect} have, fr. tenir (>tenu), ca. tenir (>tingut), it. tenére (>-uto), ro. ține (>ținut), sc. tènnere (>tentu, ténnidu), de. haben, halten →au, autenu, cutenu, ditenu, ritenu, sa tenu, sutenu, tenu cral, tenu friu, tinutur
tenu cral	[ˈtenʊ kral]		tenu + cral	v.i.	{dialect} be warm, it. avere caldo, de. warm sein (subj.: dat.) →au cral, repu cral
				v.t.	keep warm, it. (man)tenere caldo, de. warm halten
tenu friu	[ˈtenʊ ˈfriʊ], [ˈtenʊ friw]		tenu + friu	v.i.	{dialect} be cold, it. avere freddo, de. kalt sein (subj.: dat.) →au friu, repu friu
				v.t.	keep cold, it. (man)tenere freddo, de. kalt halten
ter	[ter]		terra	n.	earth, fr. terre, ca. it. pt. terra, es. tierra, ro. pământ, de. Erde →globe ter, paumen, pumber, Tircunan, trimbar ter
tera-	[ˈterɐ]		{loan} tera {SI unit prefix}	precomp.si.	tera, 1e12, T →tera
				num.	trillion, billion, 1e12
terbi	[ˈterə̆bɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) terbium, Tb {element 65}, ca. terbi
test	[test]		textus, -um	n.	text, written passage, it. testo, de. Text
tesu	[ˈtesʊ]		*texuō, -ere < texere, texō, textum; {-u-: part. it. tessuto, rom. țesut, cat. teixit}	v.t.	weave, it. tessere, ca. teixir, ro. țese, de. weben →tisut
teu	[ˈteʊ], [tew]		*tiguə < *tiguō, -ere < (con)tiguus, -a, um; -tingere, -tingō, -tāctum < tangere	v.t.	touch, it. toccare, tangere, fr. toucher, pt. tocar, tanger, ro. atinge, de. berühren, betreffen →ateu, cuteu, tiur
ti	[ti]		*tī < tē; tibi; tū, tūa, -us, -um	pron.pers.	thou, thee, thy, thine, you, your (sg.), fr. tu, de. Du →com is cos ti e, ou's ti e pi futur
tiat	[tɪˈat], [tjat]		theātrum	n.	theatre, it. teatro, de. Theater, Schauspielhaus →cinu-tiat
tic	[tik]		thēca < #el θήκη	n.	scabbard, sheath (of a sword), pod (of plants), fr. gaine, it. fodero, guaina, tega, ro. teacă, es. vaina, pt. bainha, sc. tega, teca, bàina, de. Schwertscheide, Kapsel, Schote →vain
ticneci	[tɪkˈnekɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) technetium, Tc {element 43}, ca. tecneci
tige	[ˈtiɡə]		-gr- tīgris, -em	n.	tiger, it. tigre, de. Tiger
tiluri	[tɪˈlurɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) tellurium, Te {element 52}, ca. tel·luri
tim	[tim]		thymus, -um	n.	thyme, thymus, ca. timó, tomello, timonet, tomell, tim, timus, it. timo, de. Thymian, Thymusdrüse →glanul tim
timbat	[tɪmˈbat]		temb(e) + -at	adj.	tempered, adjusted, regulated, balanced, sugared, seasoned, es. templado, de. gut eingeregelt, abgeschmeckt, eingestellt, ausgeglichen
timun	[tɪˈmun]		tēmō, -nem	n.	rudder, helm, drawbar, it. timone, de. Ruder, Steuer, Deichsel
timur	[tɪˈmur]		timor, -ōrem; temu + -(a)r	n.	fear, dread, respect, apprehension, it. timore, es. temor, de. Angst, Scheu, Furcht, Ehrfurcht
tin	[tin]		tīncta	n.	ink, it. inchiostro, es. tinta, ca. tint, ro. cerneală, de. Tinte →fung tin
tines	[tɪˈnes]		{loan}	n.	(chem) tennessine, Ts {element 117}, ca. tennes
tinir	[tɪˈnir]		{calque} tēnsiō; teni + -(a)r	n.	tension, it. tensione, es. tensión, ro. tensiune, de. Spannung →volt
tinit	[tɪˈnit]		teni + -(a)t	adj.	tense, taut, tight, ca. tes, tens, it. teso, tirato, pt. teso, de. gespannt, angespannt →tis
tintac	[tɪnˈtak]		tentāculum; {loan}	n.	tentacle, it. tentacolo
tintar	[tɪnˈtar]		tent(e) + -ar	n.	temptation
tinun	[tɪˈnun]		tendōnem	n.	sinew, tendon →tinunus
tinunus	[tɪnʊˈnus]		tinun + -us	adj.	sinewy
tinutur	[tɪnʊˈtur]		tenu + -(a)tur	adj.	lasting, tenacious, it. tenace, es. tenaz, de. zäh, hartnäckig, beharrlich, klebrig, fest haftend
tip	[tip]		typus, -um	n.	type, kind, class, it. tipo, ca. tipus, classe, mena, gens, ro. fel, gen, fr. type, genre, de. Art, Typ, Klasse
tipiu	[tɪˈpiʊ], [tɪˈpiw]		tepidus, -a, -um	adj.	lukewarm, tepid, it. tiepido, fr. tiède, es. tibio, de. lau, lauwarm
Tircunan	[tɪrə̆kʊˈnan]		{base 'ter' is folk etymology, -ēnsis replaced by -ānus}; ter + cunan	n.prop.	Tircunan, Tirkunan, Tarragonese {language name}
tis	[tis]		tēnsus, -a, -um	adj.	stiff, rigid, es. tieso, de. steif, starr →pal tis, tinit
tisor	[tɪˈsor]		thesaurus, -um	n.	treasure, es. it. tesoro, pt. tesouro, ca. tresor, ro. tezaur, de. Schatz, Hort →atisor, tisurar
tistumbe	[tɪsˈtumbə]		testūdinem < testūdō	n.	turtle, it. tartaruga, es. tartuga, ro. țestoasă, sc. testaínu, toltoinu, tortuine, testúghine, de. Schildkröte
tisurar	[tɪsʊˈrar]		tisor + -ar	n.	treasurer, it. tesoriere, de. Schatzmeister, Kassenwart, Kassierer
tisut	[tɪˈsut]		tesu + -(a)t	adj.	woven, textile, it. tessuto, ro. țesut, de. gewebt
				n.	(biol.) fabric, cloth, tissue, textile, it. tessuto, ro. țesut, de. Stoff, Tuch, Textil, Gewebe
titan	[tɪˈtan]		{loan}	n.	(chem) titanium, Ti {element 22}, ca. titani, ro. titan, fr. titane, de. Titan
tiul	[tɪˈul], [tjul]		*thīōlus, -a < thīa, thīus	n.	(kin) uncle, aunt, it. zio, zia, fr. oncle, tante, es. tio, de. Onkel, Tante →griman pren, tiul ast
tiul ast	[tɪˈu last], [tju last]		tiul + ast	n.	(kin) stepuncle, stepaunt
tiur	[tɪˈur], [tjur]		teu + -(a)r	n.	touch, contact, it. tocco, contatto, de. Kontakt, Berührung
Tiver	[tɪˈver]		Tiberius, -um	n.prop.	Tiberius, Tiberio
tolde	[ˈtoldə]		-Vr- *torulum < rotulus, -a, -um	n.	roll, coil, scroll, reel, small wheel, ca. rotlla, it. rotolo, es. rollo, pt. rolo, sc. rotulu, torulu, de. Rolle, Spule →atolde, rot
ton	[ton]		*tonō, -āre; tonitum	v.i.	thunder, ca. es. tronar, it. tuonare, oc. tonar, fr. tonner, pt. tronar, troar, toar, rup. tun, ro. tuna, de. donnern →diton, tunar, tunat
tonu	[ˈtonʊ]		*tonduō, -ēre < tondēre, tondeō, tōnsum; {-u- from supine in *-ut}	v.t.	shave, shear, clip, trim, crop, prune, mow, ca. fr. oc. tondre, it. tosare, ro. tunde, rup. tundu, de. scheren, rasieren, stutzen, abschneiden, zurückschneiden, zurechtschneiden, kürzen →tunur, tunut
tor	[tor]		*tornō, -āre	v.i.	turn back, return, ca. tornar, it. tornare, pt. retornar, voltar, regressar, es. volver, regresar, ro. întoarce, rup. tornu, sc. torrare, torrai, de. umdrehen, umkehren →ritor, tori
				v.refl.	turn into, change into, become (obj.: ni)
tori	[ˈtorɪ]		tor + -i	n.	turn, round, it. giro, de. Runde, Wende
tori	[ˈtorɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) thorium, Th {element 90}, ca. tori
tost	[tost]		tostum	adv.	bald, ca. aviat, {dated} tost, fro. tost, fr. bientôt, it. a breve, avaccio, pt. logo, em breve, ro. curând, de. bald
tou	[ˈtoʊ], [tow]		tubus, -um	n.	tube, pipe, fr. tube, ca. ro. tub, es. it. pt. tubo, de. Rohr, Röhre, Rohrleitung →pip, tou scapar
tou scapar	[ˈtoʊs kɐˈpar], [tow skɐˈpar]		tou + scapar	n.	exhaust pipe, fr. échappement, it. tubo di scappamento, es. tubo de escape, pt. escapamento, ro. eșapament, țeavă de eșapament, de. Auspuff, Auspuffrohr
tra	[tra]		trā+; *ntra < intra; {'trans' merged with 'inter' and 'intrā'}	prep.	between, inside of, within, among →pui, tra alt, tra griman, tra'l, tra ombe, tra un
tra-	[tra]		trā- < trāns-; {merged with 'inter-' and 'intrā-'}	pref.	trans-, over-, through, across, beyond, between, among →tracumbe, tradi, tradu, trafri, tralei, tramit, trascriu
tra alt	[tra alt]		tra + alt	adv.	among other things, it. fra l'altro, es. entre otros, de. unter anderem
traci	[ˈtrakɪ]		*tracciō, -āre < *tractiāre, *tractiō, *tractiāvī, *tractiātum < tractum {supine} < trahere; {-i- ext. of trat, freq. of trai} {-cci-, not -cti-: it. has -cci-, not -(z)zi-, indicating -ci-, not -ti-}	v.t.	trace, mark, it. tracciare, ca. traçar, ro. urmări, trasa, de. markieren, abstecken, vorzeichnen, umreißen, anreißen, verfolgen
				n.	trace, it. traccia, orma, pista, es. huella, pista, rastro, traza, fr. trace, de. Spur
tracumbe	[trɐˈkumbə]		tra- + cumbe	v.i.	overflow, it. tracimare, traboccare, de. überlaufen (Flüssigkeit), überkochen
Tracunis	[trɐkʊˈnis]		-PVL- *Taracōnēnsis, -em	n.prop.	Tarragona (city name) →Salur Vec
tradi	[ˈtradɪ]		tra- + di	v.t.	forbid, prohibit, fr. interdire, ca. denegar, prohibir, vetar, it. vietare, proibire, ro. interzice, nega, de. verbieten
tradu	[ˈtradʊ]		tra- + du	v.t.	translate, ca. traduir, it. tradurre, es. traducir, ro. traduce, de. übersetzen
trafri	[ˈtrafrɪ]		tra- + fri	v.t.	transfer, it. trasferire, de. übertragen, verlagern, überführen, überweisen
tra griman	[tra ɡrɪˈman]		tra + griman	adv.	among siblings
trai	[ˈtraɪ], [traj]		*tragō, -ere; *tractum < trahere, trahō, trāxī, tractum {-i: #ro #ca #it have no '-ut'}	v.t.	pull, take off, tap, ca. traure, treure (>tret), es. tirar, traer, pt. tirar, traer, it. trarre (>tratto), tirare, fr. tirer, ro. trage (>tras), scoate, de. ziehen, ausziehen, zapfen →atrai, ritrai, traci, trat, trati
Traian	[trɐɪˈan], [trɐˈjan]		Trāiānus, -um	n.prop.	Trajan, it. Traiano, ca. Trajà, ro. Traian, de. Trajan
tra'l	[tral]	special elision	tra + l(i)	prep.	among the
tral	[tral]		tardus, -a, -um	adj.	late →aoi tral, a pru tral
tralei	[trɐˈleɪ], [trɐˈlej]		{remodelled after 'interlego' where 'trans-' merged with 'inter-'}; tra- + lei	v.t.	understand, grasp, fr. comprendre, ca. entendre, comprendre, it. capire, pt. compreender, entender, perceber, ro. înțelege, de. verstehen, begreifen →tralitur
tralitur	[trɐlɪˈtur]		trale(i) + -(a)tur	adj.	clever, intelligent, understanding a lot, it. intelligente, de. intelligent, schlau, pfiffig
tramit	[trɐˈmit]		tra- + mit	v.t.	transmit, bequeath, send, it. trasmettere, lasciare in eredità, ro. trimite, de. übertragen, übermitteln, weitergeben, ausstrahlen, schicken, vererben →iriut, tramitar, tramitat
tramitar	[trɐmɪˈtar]		tramit + -ar	n.	transmission (process), de. Übertragung
tramitat	[trɐmɪˈtat]		tramit + -at	n.	transmission (object), message, de. Sendung, Nachricht
tra ombe	[tra ˈombə]		tra + ombe	adv.	among humans, among people, between people, interpersonal
trascriu	[trɐsˈkriʊ], [trɐsˈkriw]		tra- + scriu	v.t.	transcribe, transliterate, fr. transcrire, ca. transcriure, it. trascrivere, ro. transcrie, de. umschreiben (schreibt um), nachschreiben, transkribieren
trat	[trat]		*tractō, -āre < {freq.} trahere, trāhō, traxī, tractum; {same origin as trai}	v.t.	treat, deal with, it. trattare, ro. trata, de. behandeln, sich beschäftigen mit →traci, tratamen
tratamen	[trɐtɐˈmen]		trat + -amen	n.	treatment, it. trattamento, gl. pt. tratamento, es. trato, de. Behandlung
trati	[ˈtratɪ]		*trāditiō, -īre < trādere, trādō, trādidī, trāditum; {-t-: extended after collapse with trai; -i: perf.part. in Rom. in -it-, except rom., where it is -at-}	v.t.	betray, cheat on, it. tradire, ca. pt. trair, fr. trahir, osp. traer, es. traicionar, ro. trăda, de. betrügen, verraten, hintergehen →tratir
tratir	[trɐˈtir]		trati + -(a)r	n.	treason, betrayal, it. tradimento, fr. trahison, ca. traïció, es. traición, pt. traição, ro. trădare, de. Verrat, Betrug
tra un	[tra un]		tra + un	prep.	among a
trem	[trem]		termen, -inis; terminus, -um	n.	edge, scarp, end, it. scarpata, balza, termine, sc. tèrema, tremma, trèmena, de. Kante, Rand, Abhang, Böschung, Ende →ditrimatiu
trembe	[ˈtrembə]		*tremulō, -āre; tremulātum	v.i.	temble (with (fear):di), shiver, quiver, it. tremare, tremolare, ca. tremolar, de. zittern (vor:di), zucken, flattern →trimbar
treu	[ˈtreʊ], [trew]		-(ra) C(V)- te'nebrae	n.	darkness, gloominess, shadows, it. tenebra, tenebre, es. tiniebla, pt. treva, gl. tebras, de. Dunkelheit, Dunkel, Finsternis, Düsternis →trivus
tri	[tri]		trēs	num.	three, 3, fr. trois, ca. es. sc. tres, it. vec. tri, tre, pt. três, ro. rup. trei, scn. tri, rm. trais, treis, tres, pms. trei, lmo. tri, tre, de. drei →di tri, fi tri iur, ni tri iur, tri-angat, tri deca, trinti
tri-angat	[tri ɐŋˈɡat]		{calque} triangulum; tri + angat	n.	triangle, it. trilatero, triangolo, ro. triunghi, de. Dreieck
tribe	[ˈtribə]		trībulō-āre	v.t.	thresh, fr. battre, fouler, ca. trillar, it. trebbiare, sp. trillar, desgranar, apalear, pt. malhar, ro. treiera, rup. triyir, de. dreschen
tric	[trik]		trīticum	n.	wheat, es. trigo, sc. tricu, ca. blat, ro. grâu, it. grano, de. Weizen →avin, crivis tric, farin tric, mil, ori, sec, spret
tri deca	[tri ˈdekɐ]		tri + deca	num.	thirty, 30, pt. trinta, ro. treizeci, la. trīgintā, de. dreißig →trinti
trimbar	[trɪmˈbar]		tremb(e) + -ar	n.	tremor, quake, quaking, trembling, ca. tremolor, it. tremore, de. Zittern, Beben →trimbar ter
trimbar ter	[trɪmˈbar ter]		trimbar + ter	n.	earthquake, ca. terratrèmol, it. terremoto, sisma, tremuoto, pt. tremor de terra, ro. cutremur, de. Erdbeben
trinti	[ˈtrintɪ]		tr(i) + -inti	num.	{obsolete} thirty, 30, de. dreißig →tri deca
trivus	[trɪˈvus]		treu + -us	adj.	dark, gloomy, shadowy, it. tenebroso, de. dunkel, finster, düster, schattenhaft
tro	[tro]		*tro < *trodə < *tordə < tua horda	pron.pers.	thou, thee, thy, thine {representative 2nd person sg. and pl.}
troa	[ˈtroɐ]		*trovō, -āre < #pro trovar < *tropāre	v.t.	find
tron	[tron]		thronus, -um	n.	throne, it. trono, de. Thron
trop	[trop]		troppus, -a, -um	adv.indef.	(degree) too, too much, too many, ca. massa, it. troppo, fr. trop, es. demasiado, ro. prea, de. zu, nl. te →mrut, prau, trupis, trupis
				pron.indef.	(degree) too much, too many, ca. massa, it. troppo, fr. trop, es. demasiado, ro. prea, de. zuviel →mrut, prau
trou	[ˈtroʊ], [trow]		turba	n.	group, crowd, swarm, fr. groupe, foule, ca. grup, it. grupo, formazione, torma, sciame, ro. grup, mulțime, turmă, de. Gruppe, Menge, Menschenmenge, Schwarm →mrutumbe, trou loc, trupel
trou loc	[ˈtroʊ lok], [trow lok]		trou + loc	n.	(astron.) Local Group, es. Grupo Local, de. lokale Gruppe
trung	[truŋ]		truncus, -um	n.	(anat.) trunc, stem, torso, ca. tija, tronc, tors, it. tronco, torso, es. tallo, pt. tronco, caule, talo, de. Stamm, Oberkörper, Torso →cilul trung
trupel	[trʊˈpel]		tropellus, -um	n.	mob, crowd, herd, swarm, fr. troupeau, es. pt. tropel, de. Mob, Herde, Schwarm, Menschenmenge, Menge →mrutumbe, trou
trupis	[trʊˈpis]		trop + -is	adv.indef.	(degree) far too, way too much, far too many, it. troppissimo, de. viel zu →pravis
trupis	[trʊˈpis]		trop + -is	pron.indef.	(degree) way too much, far too many, it. troppissimo, de. viel zu viel(e) →pravis
trut	[trut]		trūcta	n.	trout, it. trota, ca. truita, fr. truite, es. trucha, pt. truta, sc. trota, de. Forelle
tsul	[tsul]		{loan} #en James Prescott Joule /dʒuːl/	n.	(phys., unit) joule, lt. džaulis, de. Joule →inergi
Tul	[tul]		Tulia, -us	n.prop.	Tulia, Tulius
tuli	[ˈtulɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) thulium, Tm {element 69}, ca. tuli
tumat	[tʊˈmat]		{loan} #nci xitomātl	n.	tomato
tunar	[tʊˈnar]		ton + -ar	n.	thunder, fr. tonnerre, ca. tro, it. tuono, es. trueno, rm. tun, ro. tunet, de. Donner
tunat	[tʊˈnat]		ton + -at	adj.	with tuna, tunaed, it. tonnato, de. mit Thunfisch, thuniert →vitel tunat
tunur	[tʊˈnur]		tonu + -(a)r	n.	haircut (act, process), ro. tuns, de. Haareschneiden
tunut	[tʊˈnut]		tonu + -(a)t	n.	haircut (result), hairstyle, ca. pentinat, it. pettinatura, taglio di capelli, ro. frizură, tunsoare, de. Frisur →pirnat
tur	[tur]		*turris, -em	n.	tower
Turc	[turə̆k]		{loan} #fa ترک	n.	turk, it. turco, de. Türke →Turci, turciu
Turci	[ˈturə̆kɪ]		Turc + -i	n.prop.	Turkey, it. Turchia, de. Türkei
turciu	[tʊrə̆ˈkiʊ], [tʊrə̆ˈkiw]		Turc + -iu	n.	turquoise, fr. turquoise, it. turchese, ca. turquesa, de. Türkis
				adj.	(colour) cyan, it. ciano, pt. turquesa, ciano, de. türkis
turung	[tʊˈruŋ]		{loan} #ar تُرُنْج (turunj)	n.	grapefruit, ca. aranja, es. toronja →narang
tus	[tus]		tussis, -em	n.	cough, ca. tos, it. tosse, ro. tuse, de. Husten
				v.i.	cough, fr. tousser, ca. tossir, it. tossire, ro. tuși, de. husten
tut	[tut]		tōtus, -um	det.	every, all →casci, tut cil, tutur
				pron.indef.	everyone, all, everything, it. tutti, de. jeder, alle →casci un
tut cil	[tut kil]		tut + cil	pron.dem.	they all, ca. tots aquests, it. tutti questi, es. todos estos, ro. toate acestea, de. all diese, all jene
tutur	[tʊˈtur]		tut + ur	adv.	always, fr. toujours, oc. sempre, totjorn, tostemps, ca. it. pt. sempre, es. siempre, ro. totdeauna, mereu, întotdeauna, rup. totãnã, tutdiunã, tutauna, rm. adina, adüna, adegna, sc. sèmper, sempiri, de. immer →sem
U
u-	[u]		-(C) ob-; {not used in new formations; sometimes replaced by a-}	pref.v.<v./n.	ob- →uciu, ucrugu, ucup, ufri, ulig, umit, uposi, usrebe, usrui
u	[u]		o(u)	conj.	where →la u
u	[u]		-(')- -(C) *aut	conj.	or, it. o, od, oppure, es. o, u, pt. ou, fr. ou, ro. sau, de. oder →la u, u n'alt cavi, u ... u
u	[u]		ū	n.	(letter) u, U, U+0055, U+0075 →te, ve
-u	[u]		-(')- -ū; {from -it, -ūre, -ūtus verb endings}	suff.v.<n./adj.	{denominalizer for some stems with inherited supine in '-ūtum'} →tacu
uai	[ʊˈaɪ], [waj]		o(u) + -ai	n.	(anat.) ovary, fr. ovaire, it. ovaia, ovaio, es. ovario, ro. ovar, de. Eierstock →cudut ou, matriu, vain
ube	[ˈubə]		ūber, -eris	n.	udder, ca. it. mamella, es. gl. ubre, pt. úbere, ro. uger, fur. luvri, de. Euter
ucai	[ʊˈkaɪ], [ʊˈkaj]		oc + -ai	n.	glasses, it. occhiali, ca. ullera, ro. ochelari, de. Brille
uciu	[ʊˈkiʊ], [ʊˈkiw]		*occīdō, -ere; occīsum; {whether calque or inherited: same result}; u- + ciu	v.t.	butcher, slaughter, slay, kill, it. uccidere, ca. occir, oc. auccir, ro. ucide, sc. occhidere, bocchiere, de. schlachten, abschlachten, umbringen, töten →mat, mori
Ucrain	[ʊkrɐˈin], [ʊˈkrajn]		{loan}	n.	Ukraine
ucrugu	[ʊˈkruɡʊ]		u- + crugu	v.t.	occur, happen, it. accadere, es. ocurrir, de. geschehen, vorkommen
ucrut	[ʊˈkrut]		*occultō, -āre; occultātum	v.t.	keep as secret, hide, conceal
ucup	[ʊˈkup]		oc-'cupō, -āre; u- + cup	v.t.	occupy →priucup
uel	[ʊˈel], [wel]		*ovella < ovicula < ovis	n.	sheep, ca. ovella, pro. oelha, es. oveja, pt. ovelha, it. pecora, ro. oaie, rup. oai, de. Schaf →casi uel, uilar
ufri	[ˈufrɪ]		u- + fri	v.t.	offer, it. offrire, de. anbieten →ufrit
ufrit	[ʊˈfrit]		ufri + -(a)t	adj.	offered, it. offerto, de. angeboten
				n.	offer, it. offerta, de. Angebot
uganison	[ʊɡɐnɪˈson]		{loan}	n.	(chem) oganesson, Og {element 118}, ca. oganessó
ui	[ˈuɪ], [uj]		*ūvia < ūva	n.	grape, es. it. pt. uva, ro. auă, sc. úa, rm. iva, uia, iua, üja, ieuva, de. Weinbeere, Traube →uiar, ui sic
uiar	[ʊɪˈar], [ʊˈjar]		ui + -ar	n.	vine, fr. fur. vigne, ca. vinya, oc. pt. vinha, it. vigna, es. viña, parra, pt. uveira, videira, ro. viță de vie, de. Rebe, Weinstock →vinar
uilar	[ʊɪˈlar], [ujˈlar]		uel + -ar	n.	shepherd, sheepherder, ca. pastor, oc. oelhièr, fr. berger, pasteur, pâtre, it. pastore, pecoraio, ro. oier, păcurar, cioban, păstor, rup. picurar, uiar, sc. pastori, berbegarzu, de. Hirte, Schäfer →pastur
uir	[ʊˈir], [wir]		{-ar instead of former -at formative, as this is not passive}; oi + -(a)r	n.	ear, hearing, sense of hearing, it. udito, es. oído, pt. oivido, fr. ouïe, ro. udida, de. Gehör
ui sic	[ˈuɪ sik], [uj sik]		ui + sic	n.	raisin, dried grape, ca. pansa, it. uvetta, uva passa, ro. stafidă, scn. pàssula, de. Rosine
uitur	[ʊɪˈtur], [ujˈtur]		oi + -(a)tur	n.	hearer, auditor, it. uditore, ca. oïdor, de. Hörer
-ul	[ul]		(alc)ul	suff.n.	(chem) -ol {substance formative}, it. -olo, de. -ol →finul, itanul, mitanul, prupanul
ul	[ul]		ōlla	n.	pot, es. olla, ca. olla, ro. oală, de. Topf →patel
-ul	[ul]		-ullus, -a, -um	suff.n.<n.	{special case derivational suffix, perceived more 'Latin', more 'scientific', more 'recent loan' than the regular -el} →glanul
ulig	[ʊˈliŋ]		ob-'ligō, -āre; u- + lig	v.t.	oblige, compel, coerce →uligamen, uligat
uligamen	[ʊlɪɡɐˈmen]		ulig + -amen	n.	obligation, duty, de. Verpflichtung, Pflicht →diur
uligat	[ʊlɪˈɡat]		{calque} ob-ligātum; ulig + -at	interj.	thanks, obliged →mrut uligat, nu pi cil, uligatiu
uligatiu	[ʊlɪɡɐˈtiʊ], [ʊlɪɡɐˈtiw]		uligat + -iu	adj.	compulsory, mandatory, obligatory, it. obbligativo, obbligatorio, de. verpflichtend
uliu	[ʊˈliʊ], [ʊˈliw]		olīva	n.	olive →ol uliu, ulivar
ulivar	[ʊlɪˈvar]		uliu + -ar	n.	olive tree
-uloge	[ʊˈloɡə]		-ulog(i) | -(i) | e	suff.n.	-logist, it. -logo, de. -loge
-ulogi	[ʊˈloɡɪ]		{loan} #el -ολογία	suff.n.	-logy, lore, it. -logia, de. -logie, Kunde, Lehre →funulogi, ginilogi, iculogi, murfulogi, psiculogi, -uloge
ult	[ult]		vultur, -em	n.	vulture, eagle, it. avvoltoio, aquila, es. buitre, águila, pt. abutre, águia, fr. vautour, aigle, ca. voltor, àguila, ro. vultur, aceră, sc. ultúrzu, àbbila, de. Adler, Geier →ult braut, ult carit, ult gran cap marel, ult nic cap marel, ult preu
ult braut	[ult brɐˈut], [ult brawt]		ult + braut	n.	bearded vulture, lammergeier, ossifrage, ca. trencalòs, it. avvoltoio barbuto, avvoltoio degli agnelli, es. quebrantahuesos, de. Bartgeier, Lämmergeier, qtax. gypaetus barbatus
ult carit	[ult kɐˈrit]		ult + carit	n.	vulture, it. avvoltoio, es. buitre, pt. abutre, fr. vautour, ca. voltor, ro. vultur, sc. ultúrzu, de. Geier
ult gran cap marel	[ult ɡraŋ kap mɐˈrel]		ult + gran + cap + marel	n.	greater yellow-headed vulture (Cathartes melambrotus)
ult nic cap marel	[ult nik̚ kap mɐˈrel]		ult + nic + cap + marel	n.	lesser yellow-headed vulture (Cathartes burrovianus)
ult preu	[ult ˈpreʊ], [ult prew]		ult + preu	n.	eagle, it. aquila, sc. àbbila, ca. àguila, àliga, fr. aigle, ro. aceră, acvila, vultur, de. Adler
um	[um]		unquam	adv.indef.	ever →dis um
-um	[um]		unque < unquam / -cumque	suff.indef.<inter.	-ever {indef.rel}, any- {indef.dem.}, ca. -sevol, it. -unque, ro. ori- →calum, canum, carum, cium, cumum, curum, uvum
umbe	[ˈumbə]		humilis, -em	adj.	humble, modest
				n.	humility
umbe	[ˈumbə]		umbra	n.	shadow, ca. it. ombra, fr. sombre, es. pt. sombra, ro. umbră, de. Schatten →umbiu
-umbe	[ˈumbə]		-umen, -inis	suff.n.<n./adj.	-ity, -ty, -tude, stuff {manifestation or result, more fuzzy manifestation than -ac, set/group/some amount of}, it. -ume, de. -heit, -keit →acumbe, iriutumbe, mrutumbe, nuvumbe, scirumbe, umbumbe, vanumbe
umbiu	[ʊmˈbiʊ], [ʊmˈbiw]		umb(e) + -iu	adj.	shady, ca. ombriu, de. schattig
umbumbe	[ʊmˈbumbə]		omb(e) + -umbe	n.	humanity →cund' umbumbe, cunul umbumbe
umen	[ʊˈmen]		*augmentō, -āre	v.t.	raise, augment, increase, enlarge, ca. augmentar, it. aumentare, ingrossare, crescere, es. aumentar, acrecentar, ro. crește, mări, de. vergrößern →apoc
				v.refl.	rise, become more
umit	[ʊˈmit]		u- + mit	v.t.	omit, refrain, it. omettere, tralasciare, fr. omettre, de. auslassen, weglassen, unterlassen →umitar, umitat
umitar	[ʊmɪˈtar]		umit + -ar	n.	omission (act), it. omissione, de. Unterlassung, Wegfall
umitat	[ʊmɪˈtat]		umit + -at	n.	omission (object), it. omissione, de. Auslassung
umiu	[ʊˈmiʊ], [ʊˈmiw]		ūmidus, -a, -um	adj.	humid, damp, moist, ca. umit, it. umido, ro. umed, de. feucht, klamm →aumiu, mulit, umiutat
				n.	humidity (state), dampness, moisture, ca. humitat, it. umidità, es. humedad, ro. umezeală, umiditate, de. Feuchtheit, Feuchte
umiutat	[ʊmɪʊˈtat], [ʊmjʊˈtat]		{calque} ūmiditātem; umiu + -(i)tat	n.	humidity (measure), ca. humitat, it. umidità, es. humedad, ro. umezeală, umiditate, de. Feuchtigkeit (Maß)
umrac	[ʊmˈbrak]		umbrāticus, -um	n.	shady spot, fr. ombrage, ca. ombratge, de. schattiges Plätzchen
umric	[ʊmˈbrik]		umbilīcus, -um	n.	navel, belly button →cruloi umric
un	[un]		ūna, -us, -um	det.art.	a, an →casci un, fin un, rag un dit, un-acitat alumbi, uniu
				num.	one, 1, pt. um, de. eins, ein →a un, cund' un, dui, d'un, pi un, prim, tra un, uni, unic, untat, un vic
un-acitat alumbi	[u nɐkɪˈta tɐˈlumbɪ]		un + acitat + alumbi	n.	(chem) aluminium monoacetate, dihydroxy aluminium acetate, Al(OH)2(CH3COO) →acitat alumbi dui-idr-osi
u n'alt cavi	[u nalt ˈkavɪ]		u + n'alt cavi	conj.	or else, or otherwise, de. ansonsten, sonst, andernfalls
undat	[ʊnˈdat]		und(e) + -at	adj.	wavy, corrugated, rippled, it. ondulato, de. gewellt, wellig, wellenförmig →lambat undat, undus
unde	[ˈundə]		undula < unda	n.	wave, fr. onde, ca. ona, es. it. oc. pt. onda, rm. sc. unda, ro. undă, de. Welle →micr-unde, undat, unde cropi, unde crut, unde long, unde mian, unde prutur, unde radi, undic, undus
unde cropi	[ˈundə ˈkropɪ]		unde + cropi	n.	shock wave, fr. onde de choc, de. Schockwelle
unde crut	[ˈundə krut]		unde + crut	n.	(tech.) short wave, it. onda corta, ca. ona curta, de. Kurzwelle
unde long	[ˈundə loŋ]		unde + long	n.	(tech.) long wave, it. onda lunga, ca. ona llarga, ro. undă lungă, de. Langwelle
unde mian	[ˈundə mɪˈan], [ˈundə mjan]		unde + mian	n.	(tech.) medium wave, it. onda media, fr. onde moyenne, ca. ona mitjana, de. Mittelwelle
unde prutur	[ˈundə prʊˈtur]		unde + prutur	n.	carrier wave, ca. ona portadora, de. Trägerwelle
unde radi	[ˈundə ˈradɪ]		unde + radi	n.	radio wave, it. onda di radio, ro. undă radio, de. Radiowelle
undic	[ʊnˈdik]		{calque} *undidiō, -āre; undidiātum; und(e) + -ic	v.i.	make waves, sway, ripple, undulate, it. ondeggiare, fr. ondoyer, ca. onejar, es. ondear, de. Wellen schlagen, sich wellen, schwanken, wallen, sich kräuseln
undus	[ʊnˈdus]		und(e) + -us	adj.	wavy, curly, ripply, undulating, it. ondoso, de. wellig, gewellt, wellenförmig, wogend →capil undus, undat
unest	[ʊˈnest]		honestus, -a, -um	adj.	honest
ung	[uŋ]		*ūncō, -āre < ungere, ungō, ūnctum	v.t.	anoint, grease, smear with oil, it. ungere, fr. oindre, ro. unge, pt. ungir, untar, de. salben, einschmieren, einölen, einfetten →ungi
unge	[ˈuŋɡə]		*ungula < unguis	n.	(anat.) fingernail, toenail, ca. ungla, it. unghia, de. Fingernagel, Zehnagel
ungi	[ˈuŋɡɪ]		ung + -i	n.	ointment, unction, grease, it. unto, ca. ungüent →butir, ungi sulic
ungi sulic	[ˈuŋɡɪ sʊˈlik]		ungi + sulic	n.	sunblock, sunscreen, it. crema solare, de. Sonnencreme
uni	[ˈunɪ]		un + -i	v.t.	unite, ca. unir, it. unire, ro. uni, rup. unescu, de. vereinen, vereinigen →iumbi, unic, unit
unic	[ʊˈnik]		un + -ic	v.t.	unify, unite, it. unificare, de. vereinheitlichen, unifizieren →iumbi, uni
unit	[ʊˈnit]		uni + -(a)t	adj.	united, ca. unit, it. unito, ro. unit, de. vereinigt, vereint →iumbit, Stat Unit
uniu	[ʊˈniʊ], [ʊˈniw]		un + -iu	adj.	unique, it. unico, de. einzig
				adv.	uniquely, exclusively, it. soltanto, unicamente, de. nur, ausschließlich →sul
univisitat	[ʊnɪvɪsɪˈtat]		{loan} universitātis, -em	n.	university, it. università, de. Hochschule, Universität
untat	[ʊnˈtat]		un + -(i)tat	n.	unit, it. unità, de. Einheit
unur	[ʊˈnur]		honōrem	n.	honor, it. onore, ro. onoare, de. Ehre
un vic	[uɱ vik]		un + vic	adv.	once, it. una volta, es. una vez, fr. une fois, de. einmal
upar	[ʊˈpar]		op + -ar	n.	operation (act), de. Betrieb →prucidir
upat	[ʊˈpat]		op + -at	n.	work (piece or result), ca. obra, it. opera, de. Werk
upatur	[ʊpɐˈtur]		op + -atur	n.	operator
uposi	[ʊˈposɪ]		u- + posi	v.t.	oppose, it. opporre, fr. opposer, ca. oposar, es. oponer, pt. opor, ro. opune, de. entgegenstellen, entgegensetzen, entgegenhalten, einwenden →upusit
				v.refl.	oppose, it. opporsi, fr. s'opposer, de. sich widersetzen, sich sträuben, sich querstellen
upusit	[ʊpʊˈsit]		uposi + -(a)t	adj.	opposite, it. opposto, es. opuesto, de. entgegengesetzt, gegenteilig →ses upusit, sisiu upusit
				n.	opposite, counterpart, es. opuesto, de. Gegenstück, Gegenteil
ur	[ur]		hōra	n.	hour, time →a raci ur, tutur
		usually after prepositions		adv.dem.	now, it. ora, de. jetzt →amou, dis ur, fin ur, pi ur
Uran	[ʊˈran]		{loan}	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Uranus, it. Urano, ca. Urà, de. Uranus →urani
urani	[ʊˈranɪ]		{loan}; Uran + i	n.	(chem) uranium, U {element 92}, ca. urani
urdinar	[ʊrə̆dɪˈnar]		-Vr- -V- ordinārius, -a, -um; {semi-borrowed}	adj.	ordinary →sraurdinar
urgan	[ʊrə̆ˈɡan]		{loan} #la organum	n.	(anat.) organ (part of an orgnanism), fr. organe, ca. òrgan, it. organo, pt. órgão, ro. organ, de. Organ, Körperteil →urganic, urganisme, urgan ses
urganic	[ʊrə̆ɡɐˈnik]		urgan + -ic	v.t.	organize, fr. organiser, ca. organitzar, it. organizzare, es. pt. organizar, ro. organiza, de. organisieren
urganisme	[ʊrə̆ɡɐˈnismə]		urgan + -isme	n.	organism, ca. fr. organisme, es. it. pt. organismo, ro. organism, de. Organismus
urgan ses	[ʊrə̆ˈɡan tses]		urgan + ses	n.	(anat.) genitals, genitalia, sex organs, it. genitali, ro. organ sexual, de. Genitalien, Geschlechtsorgan →natur
urgasme	[ʊrə̆ˈɡasmə]		orga + -(i)sme	n.	orgasm, ca. fr. orgasme, es. it. pt. orgasmo, ro. orgasm, de. Orgasmus →ses
uribe	[ʊˈribə]		ori + -(a)be	adj.	horrible, ugly, it. ordo, orribile, de. schrecklich, häßlich, entstellt
uric	[ʊˈrik]		auricula	n.	(anat.) ear, it. orecchio, ast. oyíu, oc. aurelha, pt. orelha, ro. ureche, vec. récia, de. Ohr
uric	[ʊˈrik]		or + -ic	v.t.	(culin.) gild, gold-plate, brown, it. dorare, ro. auri, de. vergolden →uricat
				v.refl.	(culin.) become golden, become brown, es. dorarse, de. golden werden, braun werden
uricat	[ʊrɪˈkat]		uric + -at	adj.	gold-plated, gilded, golden, it. dorato, ca. daurat, ro. aurit, de. vergoldet, golden
urig	[ʊˈriŋ]		orīgə < orīgō, -inem; {-g- is kept, probably semi-learned and to dissimilate from urin}	n.	heritage, origin, reason, fro. orine, it. eredità, origine, pt. origem, ca. origen, de. (das) Erbe, Ursprung, Ursache
urin	[ʊˈrin]		urīna	n.	urine, it. urina, orina, fr. urine, pisse, es. orina, ro. urină, de. Urin →cudut urin, urig
uris	[ʊˈris]		*orȳsa < #el ὄρυζα	n.	rice →acit uris
uriu	[ʊˈriʊ], [ʊˈriw]		or + -iu	adj.	(colour) golden, it. dorato, ro. auriu, de. golden
urut	[ʊˈrut]		*oblitō, -āre; oblitātum < *oblītō, -āre; oblītātum < oblīvīscor, oblītus sum	v.t.	forget, it. scordare, ca. oc. oblidar, es. pt. olvidar, fr. oublier, ro. uita, rup. ultu, de. vergessen →urutel
urutel	[ʊrʊˈtel]		urut + -el	n.	dungeon, prison, fr. oubliette, cachot, it. carcere, segreta, burella, es. calabozo, mazmorra, cárcel, de. Verlies, Kerker
us	[us]		ursus, -um	n.	bear, it. orso, ca. ós, es. oso, de. Bär →us frumic, us maron, us nir, us rau
-us	[us]		-ōsum; {merged with -ūtum}	suff.adj.<n.	-ous, being _, having _, equipped with a large/much/a lot of _ →acitus, amarus, apus, capus, carus, casius, cirus, culurus, dilitus, farinus, frutus, glurus, gustus, malus, miracus, mracus, nginus, nrivus, piricus, pruius, puturus, radurus, rugulus, rumulus, sulicus, sunius, tinunus, trivus, undus, vrius
uscil	[ʊsˈkil]		*ōscillō, -āre; ōscillātum	v.i.	swing, oscillate, it. oscillare, de. schwingen
USDM	[u es de em]		u(side) + s(ulf) + d(ui) + m(itil)	n.abbrev.	DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide), it. dimetilsolfossido, de. Dimethylsulfoxid →uside sulf dui-mitil
us frumic	[us frʊˈmik]		us + frumic	n.	anteater, fr. fourmilier, ca. ós formiguer, it. formichiere, pt. tamanduá, ro. furnicar, de. Ameisenbär
uside	[ʊˈsidə]		os(i) + -ide	n.	(chem) oxide, fr. oxyde, it. ossido, de. Oxid →dui-uside sulf, idr-uside, USDM, uside patu mitilen, uside sulf
uside patu mitilen	[ʊˈsidə ˈpatʊ mɪtɪˈlen]		uside + patu + mitilen	n.	(chem) ossido di tetrametilene, tetraidrofurano, THF →pat-idru-furan
uside sulf	[ʊˈsidə sulf]		uside + sulf	n.	sulfur oxide, it. ossido di zolfo, de. Schwefeloxid →uside sulf dui-mitil
uside sulf dui-mitil	[ʊˈsidə sulf ˈduɪ mɪˈtil], [ʊˈsidə sulf duj mɪˈtil]		uside sulf + dui + mitil	n.	(chem) dimethyl sulfoxide, (CH₃)₂SO, it. dimetilsolfossido, pt. dimetilsulfóxido, sulfóxido de dimetilo, de. Dimethylsulfoxid →USDM
us maron	[us mɐˈron]		us + maron	n.	brown bear, ca. os bru, de. Braunbär
us nir	[us nir]		us + nir	n.	black bear, it. orso nero, de. Schwarzbär
uspit	[ʊsˈpit]		*hos'pitō, -āre < hospitāre, hospitō, hospitāvī, hospitātum	v.t.	act as host (for: obj.), entertain, offer hospitality (to: obj.), it. ospitare, es. hospedar, de. bewirten, beherbergen, Wirt sein →uspitur
				v.i.	act as host, offer hospitality, it. ospitare, es. hospedar, de. Wirt sein
uspitur	[ʊspɪˈtur]		uspit + -(at)ur	n.	landlord, innkeeper, host, it. oste, de. Wirt →cambar
usral	[ʊsˈtral]		austrālis, -em	n.	(compass) south , southern, icy south, it. australe, de. eisiger Süden →Mar Grat Usral, Mar Usral, Usrali
Usrali	[ʊsˈtralɪ]		usral + -i	n.	Australia →usralian
usralian	[ʊstrɐlɪˈan], [ʊstrɐˈljan]		Usrali + -an	n.	Australian
us rau	[us ˈtraʊ], [us traw]		us + rau	n.	polar bear, it. orso bianco, orso polare, de. Eisbär
usrebe	[ʊsˈtrebə]		{calque} ob-servō, -āre; u- + srebe	v.t.	observe →usribar, usribat
usribar	[ʊstrɪˈbar]		usreb(e) + -ar	n.	observation (process), ro. observare, de. Beobachtung (Vorgang)
usribat	[ʊstrɪˈbat]		usreb(e) + -at	n.	observation (object), ro. observație, de. Beobachtung (Objekt), Bemerkung
usrui	[ʊsˈtruɪ], [ʊsˈtruj]		u- + srui	v.t.	obstruct, clog, block, it. ostruire, de. versperren, blockieren, verstopfen
ustal	[ʊsˈtal]		hospitālis, -em	n.	small hotel, hostel, it. ostello, pro. ostal, de. Pension (Hotel) →spital
(ut)	[ut]	not used in isolation	{loan} #el ὀκτώ	n.stem.fragm.	(chem) oct- {substance formative for C8}, it. ott-, de. Okt- →ipt, utan
utan	[ʊˈtan]		ut + -an	n.	(chem) octane, C8H18, it. ottano, de. Oktan
utinti	[ʊˈtintɪ]		ot + -inti	num.	{obsolete} eighty, 80, de. achzig →ot deca
uto.	[ˈutʊ]		uto(be)	n.abbrev.	(monthabbr3) Oct., de. Okt.
utobe	[ʊˈtobə]		octōbrem	n.	(month) October, de. Oktober →uto.
utum	[ʊˈtum]		autumnus, -um	n.	autumn, fall, es. otoño, ro. toamnă, fur. atom, rm. utoun, de. Herbst →privil
u ... u	[u u]		u + u	conj.2adv.	either ... or, fr. ou ... ou, es. it. o ... o, pt. ou ... ou, ro. sau ... sau, de. entweder ... oder
uvi	[ˈuvɪ]		obvius, -a, -um	adj.	obvious, ca. obvi, it. ovvio, ro. evident, de. offensichtlich, deutlich, selbstverständlich
uvum	[ʊˈvum]		ou + -um	adv.indef.	anywhere, ca. a qualsevol lloc, it. ovunque, ro. oriunde, de. egal wo, an jedem beliebigen Ort →alt uvum
				adv.rel.	whereever, it. ovunque, ro. oriunde, de. wo auch immer
				conj.	whereever, it. ovunque, ro. oriunde, de. wo auch immer
V
va	[va]		*va < *vat < vādere, vādo, vāsi, vāsum; {-(d): common word with short stem, often irr. in Rom.}	v.i.	go (to: a), travel, it. andare, pt. ir, fr. aller, ro. merge, duce, de. gehen, reisen →ambe
				v.aux.	{imperative marker} →va tacu pi futur
vac	[vak]		vacca	n.	cow →casi vac, vacar
vacar	[vɐˈkar]		vac + -ar	n.	cowboy, cowherd, it. vaccaio, ro. văcar, pt. vaqueiro, es. vaquero, gaucho, de. Kuhhirte, Cowboy
vai	[ˈvaɪ], [vaj]		{loan} vae; {or maybe onom.}	interj.	woe, alas, fr. hélas, ca. a las, it. ahimè, pt. ai de mim, es. ay, vay, heu, ro. vai, de. ach, weh
vain	[vɐˈin], [vajn]		vagina	n.	(anat.) vulva, vagina, female sex organs, es. it. pt. vulva, vagina, fr. vulve, vagine, de. Scheide, Vulva, Vagina →col matriu, cun, fal, labi nruiu, labi sraiu, labi vain, lanic, matriu, muleu, natur, rim, ses, tic, uai
valiu	[vɐˈliʊ], [vɐˈliw]		validus, -a, -um	adj.	valid
valu	[ˈvalʊ]		*valuō, -ēre < valēre, valeō, valuī, valitum; {-u: supine in -ut, also works with noun deriv., similar to dolu}	v.t.	be worth, cost, it. valere (>valso), ca. valdre, valer (>valgut), fr. valoir (>valu), de. wert sein →valvi
valvi	[ˈvalvɪ]		valu + -i	n.	worth, value, it. valore, de. Wert
van	[van]		vānus, -a, -um	adj.	useless, pointless, vain, fr. vain, futile, es. it. vano, ca. va, pt. vão, de. ro. unnütz, wertlos, vergebens →vanumbe
vanadi	[vɐˈnadɪ]		{loan}	n.	(chem) vanadium, V {element 23}, ca. vanadi
vanumbe	[vɐˈnumbə]		van + -umbe	n.	pointless/useless thing, pointlessness, uselessness, vanity, de. Nutzlosigkeit, Vergeblichkeit, Nichtigkeit
vas	[vas]		vāsum	n.	vessel, beaker, vase, receptacle, es. vaso, ca. vas, de. Gefäß, Becher, Glas, Vase, Schüssel →vas ap, vascel, vas cidit, vas sambe
vas ap	[va sap]		vas + ap	n.	glass of water, es. vaso de agua, de. Glas Wasser
vascel	[vɐsˈkel]		*vāscella < vāscellum	n.	dishes, ca. vaixella, es. vajilla, fr. vaisselle, de. Geschirr →brac, luatur vascel, prat, vas
vas cidit	[vas kɪˈdit]		vas + cidit	n.	toilet bowl, it. vaso del gabinetto, fr. cuvette de WC, pt. vaso sanitário, de. Kloschüssel
vas sambe	[vas ˈsambə]		vas + sambe	n.	(anat.) blood vessel, es. vaso sanguíneo, de. Blutgefäß
va tacu pi futur	[va ˈtakʊ pi fʊˈtur]		va + tacu + pi futur	phr.	{vulgar} shut the fuck up, ro. taci în futere, de. halt's Maul, halt die Fresse
ve	[ve]		*vē	n.	(letter) v, V, U+0056, U+0076 →u, vu
ve.	[ve]		(d)ve.	n.abbrev.	(weekdayabbr2) Fri., de. Fr.
vebe	[ˈvebə]		*vibrō, -āre; vibrātum	v.i.	vibrate, quiver, it. vibrare, de. zittern, vibrieren →vibatur
vec	[vek]		-(ra) vetulus, -a, -um	adj.	old, it. vecchio, es. viejo, pt. velho, fr. vieux, vielle, ca. vell, oc. vièlh, ro. vechi, sc. béciu, bécru, rm. vegl, de. alt →Salur Vec
vege	[ˈveɡə]		*viglō, -āre; viglātum < vigilō, -āre; vigilātum	v.t.	watch over, be awake, guard, fr. veiller, garder, es. velar, vigilar, guardar, de. bewachen →vigatur
				v.i.	be awake, stay awake, keep watch, fur. veglâ, ro. veghea, ca. vetllar, de. wachen
vei	[ˈveɪ], [vej]		*vidiō, -īre < vidēre, videō, visus; {-i: best result for part. and inf., occ. has 'veire'; perf.part often in -st, cannot be done here; freq. is rare Rom.}	v.t.	see, it. vedere, ca. veure, oc. veire, fr. voir, es. pt. ver, ro. vedea, de. sehen →mvei, rivei, vimen, vir
velu	[ˈvelʊ]		{loan} velociped	n.	bicycle, bike, it. bicicletta, de. Fahrrad →caril velu
ven	[ven]		ventus, -um	n.	wind
Vende	[ˈvendə]		Venerem < {acc} Venus	n.prop.	(astron., planet) Venus, it. Venere, ca. Venus, de. Venus
veni	[ˈvenɪ]		*veniō, -īre	v.i.	come (to: a) →aveni, cuveni, diveni, mveni, piveni, priveni, vinit
				v.aux.	will {future auxiliary} →vinir
ves	[ves]		*versō, -āre; versātum	v.t.	pour, spill, it. versare, rovesciare, fr. déverser, répandre, renverser, ca. vessar, ro. vărsa, de. schütten, verschütten →mves, rives
				v.refl.	vomit, ro. vărsa, rup. versu, de. sich übergeben, brechen →vomi
vesp	[vesp]		vespa	n.	wasp, fr. guêpe, ca. it. pt. vespa, es. avispa, ro. viespe, sc. espa, vespa, ghespe, de. Wespe →vispai
vest	[vest]		{loan} #fr ouest < #pgmc *westan	n.	(compass) {rare} west , western, fr. ouest, ca. oest, ponent, occident, it. ovest, ponente, ro. vest, apus, de. West-, Westen →punun
vesti	[ˈvestɪ]		*vestiō, -īre; vestītum	v.t.	don, dress, clothe, it. vestire, es. vestir, de. anziehen →mvesti, vistimen, vistit
				v.refl.	dress, it. vestirsi, es. vestirse, de. sich anziehen
vet	[vet]		vitrum	n.	glass, it. vetro, es. cristal, vitrio, ca. vidre, de. Glas →ruputur vet
vi	[vi]		*vīō, -ere; vīxī, vīctum; {-(u) based on supine '**vīttum'; perf.part. divers: it. vissuto, cat. viscut, rom. viat, port. vivido}	v.i.	live, exist, dwell, it. vivere, ca. viure, sp vivir, fr. vivre, ro. vie, via, de. leben →vit, vitur, viu
viac	[vɪˈak], [vjak]		*viaticō, -āre	v.i.	travel (to: a) →viacatur, viaci
viacatur	[vɪɐkɐˈtur], [vjɐkɐˈtur]		viac + -atur	n.	traveller
viaci	[vɪˈakɪ], [ˈvjakɪ]		viac + -i	n.	journey
vibatur	[vɪbɐˈtur]		veb(e) + -atur	n.	vibrator, it. vibratore, es. pt. vibrador, de. Vibrator →ses
vic	[vik]		*vicem < vicēs	n.	time, turn, occasion →casci vic, raci vic, un vic
				conj.	times, multiplied by, by, fr. sur, it. per, es. por, de. mal, auf
vicin	[vɪˈkin]		vīcīnus, -um	n.	neighbour
vicr	[vikə̆r]		{loan} #la vehiculum	n.	vehicle, it. veicolo, de. Fahrzeug, Gefährt →vicr cusin ar
vicr cusin ar	[vikə̆r kʊˈsi nar]		vicr + cusin + ar	n.	hovercraft, ca. aerolliscador, it. veicolo a cuscino di aria, de. Luftkissenfahrzeug →nau cusin ar
Vien	[vɪˈen], [vjen]		{loan} Vienna	n.prop.	Vienna, it. Vienna, fr. Vienne, ca. es. pt. ro. Viena, cs. Vídeň, sk. Viedeň, hu. Bécs, hr. Bȇč, nl. Wenen, la. Vindobona, et. Viin, de. Wien
vigatur	[vɪɡɐˈtur]		veg(e) + -atur	n.	guard, sentinel, watch, it. guardia, veglia, de. Bewacher, Wache, Wächter
vil	[vil]		vēlum	n.	veil, ca. vel, de. Schleier
vilet	[vɪˈlet]		*violetta < viola	n.	violet, viola, it. viola, violetta
				adj.	(colour) violet →sra-vilet
viluc	[vɪˈluk]		vēlōx, -cem	adj.	fast, quick, swift, rapid, speedy, it. veloce, es. veloz, de. schnell →prun, vilucitat
vilucitat	[vɪlʊkɪˈtat]		viluc + -itat	n.	speed, velocity, it. velocità, celerità, de. Geschwindigkeit →vilucitat luc
vilucitat luc	[vɪlʊkɪˈtat luk]		vilucitat + luc	n.	speed of light, it. velocità della luce, pt. velocidade da luz, ca. velocitat de la llum, ro. viteza luminii, de. Lichtgeschwindigkeit
vimen	[vɪˈmen]		{calque} vision; ve(i) + -(a)men	n.	vision, ideal, goal, it. visione, ro. viziune, de. Vision, Traumbild, Trugbild
vin	[vin]		vīnum	n.	wine, fr. fur. oc. ro. vin, es. it. vino, pt. vinho, de. Wein →acit vin, vinai, vinar, vin crafil, vinil, vin mel, vin nir, vin rau, vin tabe
vinai	[vɪˈnaɪ], [vɪˈnaj]		vin + -ai	n.	vinyard
vinar	[vɪˈnar]		vin + -ar	n.	winemaker, vintner →uiar
Vincenti	[vɪŋˈkentɪ]		Vincentius, -um	n.prop.	Vincent
vin crafil	[viŋ krɐˈfil]		vin + crafil	n.	rosé (wine), es. vino rosado, ca. vi rosat, eu. ardo gorri, de. Rosé, Roséwein
vincu	[ˈviŋkʊ]		*vincūō, -ere < vincere, vincō, victum; {-ū- from supine in *-ūt}	v.t.	win (a competition), fr. vaincre (>vaincu), ca. vèncer (>vençut), it. vincere (>vinto), ro. învinge (>învins), rup. azvingu (>azvimtu), sc. bínchere (>bínchidu, >binsu, >bintu, >bissu), vec. vìnsar (>vinsato), pt. vencer (>vencido), de. gewinnen →cupiri, vincutur
vincutur	[vɪŋkʊˈtur]		vincu + -(a)tur	n.	winner (of a competition), fr. vainqueur, ca. guanyador, it. vincitore, pt. vencedor, ganhador, ro. câștigător, de. Gewinner →cupiritur
Vinet	[vɪˈnet]		Venetia	n.	Venice →Vinitel
ving	[viŋ]		vindicō, -āre	v.t.	avenge →vingar, vingatur
				v.refl.	take vengeance (on: di, for: pi)
vingar	[vɪŋˈɡar]		ving + -ar	n.	vengeance, it. vendetta, es. venganza, ro. răzbunare, de. Rache
vingatur	[vɪŋɡɐˈtur]		ving + -atur	n.	avenger
vinil	[vɪˈnil]		vin + -il	n.	(chem) vinyl, it. vinile, de. Vinyl →disc vinil
vinir	[vɪˈnir]		veni + -(a)r	n.	future, it. avvenire, futuro, fr. avenir, de. Zukunft →aveni
vinit	[vɪˈnit]		veni + -(a)t	adj.	come, arrived →bon vinit
Vinitel	[vɪnɪˈtel]		Vinet + -el	n.	Venezuela
vin mel	[vim mel]		vin + mel	n.	mead, it. idromele, de. Met, cs. medovina
vin nir	[vin nir]		vin + nir	n.	red wine, ca. vi negre, eu. ardo beltz, es. vino tinto, it. vino rosso, de. Rotwein
vin rau	[vin ˈdraʊ], [vin draw]		vin + rau	n.	white wine, es. vino blanco, de. Weißwein
vin tabe	[vin ˈtabə]		vin + tabe	n.	table wine
vinti	[ˈvintɪ]		+V viginti; v + -inti	num.	{obsolete} twenty, 20, pt. vinte, de. zwanzig →dui deca
vip	[vip]		vīpera	n.	viper, adder, venomous snake, it. vipera, de. Otter, Giftschlange
vir	[vir]		ve(i) + -(a)r	n.	vision, sense/ability of sight, sight, it. vista, ro. vedere, de. Sehsinn, Sicht
viril	[vɪˈril]		*virgella < virgula	n.	comma, decimal point, it. virgola, comma, fr. virgule, de. Komma
vis	[vis]		-(')- verso	prep.	towards, versus, facing, in the direction of, at around (time), it. verso, ca. vers, de. nach, Richtung, auf ... zu, gen, gegen (Zeit)
visic	[vɪˈsik]		vessīca < vēsīca	n.	(anat.) bladder, fr. vésicule, ca. veixiga, bufeta, it. vescica, pms. psia, es. vejiga, pt. bexiga, ro. vezică, bășică, fur. vissie, de. Blase →cudut urin
vispai	[vɪsˈpaɪ], [vɪsˈpaj]		vesp + -ai	n.	wasp's nest, fr. guêpier, ca. vesper, it. vespaio, es. avispero, pt. vespeiro, ro. viespar, de. Wespennest
vistimen	[vɪstɪˈmen]		{calque} vestīmentum; vesti + -(a)men	n.	garment, item of clothing, clothes, clothing, vestment, dress, fr. vêtement, de. Kleid, Kleidung, Kleidungsstück
vistit	[vɪsˈtit]		vesti + -(a)t	n.	clothing, it. vestito, de. Kleidung →luatur vistit
vit	[vit]		vicia	n.	vetch, it. veccia, fr. vesce, es. veza, de. Wicke
(vit)	[vit]	not used in isolation	*vītō, -āre; vītātum	v.stem.	invite, fr. -vier, ca. -vidar, it. -vitare, ro. -vita →cuvit
vit	[vit]		vi + -(a)t	adj.	lived, fr. vécu, ca. oc. viscut, it. vissuto, es. pt. vivido, ro. vis, viat, trăit, de. gelebt
				n.	life →avit, vitiu
vitel	[vɪˈtel]		vitellus, -um	n.	calf, veal, fr. veau, ca. vedell, it. vitello, ro. vițel, rup. yitsãl, es. ternero, becerro, de. Kalb →miulac vitel, vitel tunat
vitel tunat	[vɪˈtel tʊˈnat]		vitel + tunat	n.	vitello tonnato
vitiu	[vɪˈtiʊ], [vɪˈtiw]		vit + -iu	adj.	lively, agile →viu
Vitur	[vɪˈtur]		Victōria, -us	n.prop.	Victoria, Victor
vitur	[vɪˈtur]		vi + -(a)tur	adj.	living, alive, ca. vivent, fr. vivant, it. pt. vivente, de. lebend →viu
				n.	living person, living being, it. vivente, essere vivente, de. Lebender
viu	[ˈviʊ], [viw]		vīvus, -um; v(i) + -iu	adj.	alive, ca. ro. viu, es. it. pt. vivo, fr. vivant, de. lebendig →vitiu, vitur
viulen	[vɪʊˈlen], [vjʊˈlen]		-V- violēns, -entem	adj.	violent, es. gl. it. pt. violento, ca. fr. oc. ro. violent, de. gewalttätig, heftig
(vol)	[vol]	not used in isolation	*volō, -āre	v.stem.	fly, de. fliegen →svol
volt	[volt]		{loan} Volta	n.	(SI, phys., unit) volt, V, it. volt, es. voltio, de. Volt →tinir
volu	[ˈvolʊ]		*volvō, -ere; volūtum	v.t.	turn, turn around, change, direct, it. volgere, de. wenden, angehen, ändern →mvolu
vomi	[ˈvomɪ]		*vomiō, -īre < vomere, vomō, vomuī, vomitum {-i: freq. in vomit-; fr. vomir, vomi}	v.i.	vomit, puke, throw up, fr. vomir, it. vomitare, ro. voame, de. sich übergeben, erbrechen, kotzen →ves
(vor)	[vor]	not used in isolation	*vorō, -āre; vorātum	v.stem.	devour, eet greedily, it. vorare, de. schlingen, verschlingen, auffressen →divor, vuratur
vot	[vot]		*vocitus, -a, -um	adj.	void, empty, devoid (of: di), it. vuoto, sc. bodiu, boitu, de. leer
				n.	void, emptiness, vacuum, fr. vide, it. vuoto, de. Vakuum, Leere →su vot
vranic	[vrɐˈnik]		-rn- *varnīx, -cem< vernīx, -cem	n.	varnish, lacquer, ca. vernís, fr. vernis, it. vernice, sc. branitza, vernissu, es. barniz, pt. verniz, ro. vernis, de. Firnis, Lack
vrem	[vrem]		vermis, -em	n.	worm, pt. verme, de. Wurm
vreu	[ˈvreʊ], [vrew]		verbum	n.	verb, word, it. verbo, de. Wort, Verb, Tätigkeitswort →avreu, parol, sustantiu
vri	[vri]		{calque} *vērus, -a, -um; {backformation from 'truth'}; vri(tat) | -(tat)	adj.	true →vrius
vridi	[ˈvridɪ]		*virdia < viridium	n.	savoy cabbage, es. col rizada, it. (cavolo) verza, ro. varză creață, de. Wirsing →culicap
vrig	[vriŋ]		-gi- virgō, -inem; {-gi- kept due re-borrowing}	n.	virgin, fr. vierge, ca. oc. verge, it. vergine, sc. verzine, vilzine, virgini, es. virgen, pt. virgem, ro. virgin, rup. virghirã, de. Jungfrau
				adj.	virgin
vril	[vril]		viridis, -em	adj.	(colour) green →vril reu
vril reu	[vril ˈdreʊ], [vril drew]		vril + reu	adj.	green as grass, it. verde erba, de. grasgrün
vritat	[vrɪˈtat]		vēritās, -tem	n.	truth →vri
vrius	[vrɪˈus], [vrjus]		vri + -us	adj.	true, truthful, it. verace, sincero, veritiero, es. veraz, ro. adevărat, de. wahr, wahrheitsgemäß, wahrheitsliebend, ehrlich
vrucan	[vrʊˈkan]		*volcānum < vulcānum	n.	volcano
vu	[vu]		v- *vū	n.	(letter) w, W, U+0057, U+0077 →ics, ve
vuc	[vuk]		vōx, -cem	n.	voice
vui	[ˈvuɪ], [vuj]		vōs	pron.pers.	you {pl.}, fr. vous, votre, it. voi, es. vosotros, ro. voi, rm. vus, vusoters, de. Sie, Ihnen, Ihr
vulfram	[vʊlˈfram]		{loan}	n.	(chem) tungsten, W {element 74}, ca. tungstè, fur. tungsten, volframi, de. Wolfram
vuratur	[vʊrɐˈtur]		vor + -atur	adj.	voracious, fr. vorace, ca. voraç, de. gefräßig
vus	[vus]		*v ōsō, -āre < (nō) + w + *ausāre < audēre, audeō, ausī, ausum; {v-: epenthesis from 'nō(n)' like cat. -g-; -s: consistenly freq. in Rom.}	v.t.	to dare, ca. gosar, fr. ozer, it. osare, es. osar, de. wagen →vusat, vustur
vusat	[vʊˈsat]		vus + -at	adj.	audacious, daring, it. audace, ardito, ca. atrivat, de. gewagt
vustur	[vʊsˈtur]		vus + -(a)tur	adj.	bold, daring, it. audace, ardito, ca. agosarat, audaç, es. osado, audaz, de. kühn, wagemutig