Tirkunan: Lexicon

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a	[a]		n.	*ā	[letter] a, A, U+0041, U+0061 →be, sit
a-	[a]		pref.v.<v./n.	-(C) ad-	to, towards →acepu, acinra, aclar, acustumra, aiatiu, aiun, amalic, amrac, anort, apisat, apran, asist, atani, ateni, atisor, atrai, aveni, avreu, uv-
a	[a]		prep.	-(C) ad+	at, to, towards, it. a, ad, dt. zu, nach, bei →a bas, acas, a destra, afin, aiun, aiun, a mei camin, a nrat, a ou, a pru trar, a racu ur, a rispet di, ariva, a rivei, asist, a strur, avit, ciri, cudolu, cufrum, cusinec a grou, cuveni, da, deu, diman, di salut, dun, fi piveni, las, lega, man, ntres, ntres, pidun, piveni, pric, pric, prova, prumis, prumis, ricunus, rifri, rifri, riseu, risist, rispus, ritron, sucedi, sumis, va, veni, viac
a bas	[a bas]		adv.	a + bas	down, it. giù, a basso, sp. abajo, dt. unten, nach unten →a nrat, ios, suv
-abra	[ˈabrɐ]	a- drops after vowel	suff.adj.<v.	-b- -ābilem	-able {nominaliser: ability adjective} →flisibra, lavabra, ligabra, punibra, rispusabra, sulubra
ac	[ak]		n.	*acca	[letter] h, H, U+0048, U+0068 →ge, i
-ac	[ak]		suff.n./adj.<n./adj./v.	-āticum; {merged with} -āgō, -āginem, {merged with} -āx, -ācem	-age {nominaliser, makes adjectives and nouns}, using ... like/by ... {often concretization/manifestarion of abstractum}, much like ..., likely to ..., eager to ..., inclined to ... →frumac, mac, mirac, musac, silvac, spusac, tinuac, vriac, vurac, vusac
acas	[ɐˈkas]		prep.	a + cas	to, at (home, office, etc. of), it. a casa, cat. a ca'n, dt. bei (jmdm.)
			adv.		at my place, at our place, fr. chez nous, chez moi, it. a casa nostra, dt. bei uns
acepu	[ɐˈkepʊ]		v.t.	{calque} lat. accipiō, acceptō; a- + cepu	accept, it. accettare, sp. aceptar, port. aceitar, dt. annehmen
aciar	[ɐkˈjar]		n.	-(V) aciārium	steel, sp. acero, rom. oțel, dt. Stahl →aciarai, aciar crabuni
aciarai	[ɐkjɐˈra͡ɪ̯]		n.	aciar + -ai	steelworks, it. acciaieria, rom. oțelărie, dt. Stahlhütte
aciar crabuni	[ɐkˈjar krɐˈbunɪ]		n.	aciar + crabuni	carbon steel, rom. oțel carbon, dt. Karbonstahl
acinra	[ɐˈkindrɐ]		v.t.	a- + cinra	light (fire), ignite, switch on (light), it. accendere, dt. anzünden, enzünden, einschalten (Licht)
acit	[ɐˈkit]		n.	acētum	acid, vinagre →acit graci, acit sicra, acit uris, acitus, acit vin
			adj.		sour →acitidruc, mantic acit
acit graci	[ɐˈkit ˈɡrakɪ]		n.	acit + graci	anhydrous acetic acid, glacial acetic acid [chem], port. ácido acético glacial, dt. Eisessig, wasserfreie Essigsäure
acitidruc	[ɐkɪtɪˈdruk]		adj.	acit + i + druc	sweet and sour, it. agrodolce, dt. süßsauer →moli acitidruc
acit sicra	[ɐˈkit ˈsikrɐ]		n.	acit + sicra	cider vinegar
acit uris	[ɐˈki tʊˈris]		n.	acit + uris	rice vinagre
acitus	[ɐkɪˈtus]		adj.	acit + -us	quite sour; sour like vinegar
acit vin	[ɐˈkit vin]		n.	acit + vin	vinagre {also other than wine}
aclar	[ɐˈklar]		v.t.	a- + clar	clarify, clear, brighten, elucidate, sp. aclarar, dt. klären, aufklären, aufhellen, erklären
			v.i.		clear up, sp. aclarar, dt. aufhellen, aufheitern
-acra	[ˈakrɐ]	a- drops after vowel, n and multisyl. in -r	suff.n.<n./v.	+ra -āculum	{diminutive; nominaliser: tools, instruments, things} →iucacra, miracra, praticra, -ra
acrap	[ɐˈkrap]		v.t.	*ac'clapō, -āre < *adclapāre	catch →cati
acrul	[ɐˈkrul]		n.	*acruborə < acer, -um + arbōrem; {etym. unclear}	maple, it. acero, cat. auró, fr. érable, rom. arțar, dt. Ahorn →strup acrul
actini	[ɐkˈtinɪ]		n.	{loan}	actinium, Ac {element 89} [chem], cat. actini
acustumra	[ɐkʊsˈtumbrɐ]		v.refl.	a- + custumra	get accustomed (to: cun), familiarize (with: cun), sp. acostumbrarse, dt. sich gewöhnen an, sich vertraut machen, sich eingewöhnen
a destra	[a ˈdestrɐ]		adv.	a + destra	on the right, to the right
adron	[ɐˈdron]		n.	{loan} gr. ἁδρός; adr + -on	hadron [phys] [stdmodel]
afin	[ɐˈfin]		prep.	a + fin	until →afin aur, dis cunul afin murmen, dis dilun afin diven
afin aur	[ɐˈfi nɐˈur]		adv.	afin + aur	so far, up to now
afni	[ˈafnɪ]		n.	{loan}	hafnium, Ha {element 72} [chem], cat. hafni, friul. afni
agil	[ɐˈɡil]		adj.	{loan} lat. agilis, -em	agile
-ai	[a͡ɪ̯]		suff.n.<n./adj.	-āium < -ārium; {generalised, orig. dial. drop of -r-}	-ery, -eria, {place of selling/providing}, it. -eria, -aria, -aia, dt. -erei →aciarai, cafiai, casiai, crivisai, funuai, librai, munitai, ratai, ucrai, vinai
aiatiu	[ɐjɐˈti͡ʊ̯]		n.	{calque} lat. adjectīvus; a- + iat + -iu	adjective, fr. adjectif, it. aggettivo, dt. Adjektiv, Eigenschaftswort →avreu, cuniunti, sustantiu
ainstaini	[a͡ɪ̯nstɐˈinɪ]		n.	{loan}	einsteinium, Es {element 99} [chem], cat. einsteini
air	[ɐˈir]		adv.	*a ēri < ab herī	yesterday
airu	[ɐˈirʊ]		n.	{loan}	airplane, plane, aircraft, it. aeroplano, aereo, port. avião, fr. avion, dt. Flugzeug →airuplan, ar
airuplan	[a͡ɪ̯rʊˈplan]		n.	{loan} gr. ἀήρ + πλάνος; airu + plan	airplane, plane, aircraft, it. aeroplano, aereo, port. avião, fr. avion, dt. Flugzeug →ar
aiun	[ɐˈjun]		v.t.	a- + iun	add (to: a), adjoin, it. aggiungere, sp. adjuntar, dt. hinzufügen, anfügen, beifügen, dazugeben, dazulegen
			v.refl.		join (obj.: a), it. giungere, sp. allegarse, juntarse, dt. hinzukommen (zu: a), anschließen (dat.: a), versammeln
aiut	[ɐˈjut]		v.t.	*adiūtō, -āre < {freq.} adiuvāre, adiuvō, adiūtum	help, it. aiutare, cat. port. ajudar, sp. ayudar, rom. ajuta, dt. helfen →aiuti
aiuti	[ɐˈjutɪ]		n.	aiut + -i	help, it. aiuto, cat. port. ajuda, sp. ayuda, socorro, rom. ajutor, arom. agiutor, dt. Hilfe
al	[al]		n.	āla	wing {used only for wings, while rapen is used more for fins, but is not wrong for wings}, it. cat. occ. sp. rsch. ala, fr. aile, port. á, asa, ala, gal. á, rum. aripă, arom. arpã, dt. Flügel →alat, rapen
alat	[ɐˈlat]		adj.	al + -at	winged, sp. alado, it. alato, cat. penat, dt. geflügelt →mur alat
(alc)	[alk]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan} {derived from alcul}	alk- {substrance formative} [chem]; it. alc-, alch-, cat. alc-, alqu-, dt. Alk- →alcan, alcil
alcan	[ɐlˈkan]		n.	alc + -an	alkane [chem], it. alcano, dt. Alkan
alcil	[ɐlˈkil]		n.	alc + -il	alkyl [chem], it. alchile, dt. Alkyl
alcul	[ɐlˈkul]		n.	{loan} alcohol	alcohol →alc, sint' alcul, -ul
Alesi	[ɐˈlesɪ]		n.prop.	Aloysius, -um	Aloysius
ali	[ˈalɪ]		n.	alium	garlic →alioli, butir ali
alioli	[ɐlˈjolɪ]		n.	al(i) + i + oli	aioli
alt	[alt]		adj.	-(ra) alter, -ra, -rum	other, dt. ander
			precomp.	alt	another, dt. sonst, andern- →alt-cal, alt-calum, alt-can, alt-canum, alt-caur, alt-caurum, alt-ce, alt-cium, alt-com, alt-cumum, alt-ou, alt-uvum, n'alt-cavi
			pron.		another →tra alt
alt-cal	[alt kal]		pron.interr.	alt- + cal	whichelse?, whatelse?, what other kind?
			pron.rel.		whichelse, whatelse, what other kind
alt-calum	[alt kɐˈlum]		pron.indef.	alt- + calum	something else, someone else
			pron.rel.		whichever else, whoever else
alt-can	[alt kan]		adv.interr.	alt- + can	how much else?, how many else?
			adv.rel.		how much else, how many else
alt-canum	[alt kɐˈnum]		adv.indef.	alt- + canum	some other amount
			adv.rel.		however much else, however many else
alt-caur	[alt kɐˈur]		adv.interr.	alt- + caur	whenelse?
			adv.rel.		whenelse
alt-caurum	[alt ka͡ʊ̯ˈrum]		adv.indef.	alt- + caurum	sometime else, somewhen else, at some other time, dt. sonstwann
			adv.rel.		whenever else
alt-ce	[alt ke]		pron.interr.	alt- + ce	whoelse? whatelse? →p'alt-ce
			pron.rel.		whoelse, whatelse
alt-cium	[alt kjum]		pron.indef.	alt- + cium	someone else, something else →p'alt-cium
			pron.rel.		whoever else, whatever else
alt-com	[alt kom]		adv.interr.	alt- + com	howelse?
			adv.rel.		howelse
alt-cumum	[alt kʊˈmum]		adv.indef.	alt- + cumum	somehow else
			adv.rel.		however else
alt-ou	[al to͡ʊ̯]	-v only before vowel	adv.interr.	alt- + ou	whereelse?
			adv.rel.		whereelse
alt-uvum	[al tʊˈvum]		adv.indef.	alt- + uvum	somewhere else
			adv.rel.		whereever else
alumini	[ɐlʊˈminɪ]		n.	{loan}	aluminium, Al {element 13} [chem], cat. alumini
am	[am]		v.t.	*amō, -āre	love →amat, amatur, ami
amalic	[ɐmɐˈlik]		v.t.	a- + mal + -ic	make worse, worsen, it. aggravare, port. piorar, rom. înrăutăți, dt. verschlechtern
			v.refl.		get worse, worsen, it. peggiorare, port. agravar-se, rom. înrăutăți, dt. sich verschlechtern
Amason	[ɐmɐˈson]		n.prop.	{loan} sp. Amazonas	Amazon River; area around Amazon River →Flumra Amason, Selu Amason
amat	[ɐˈmat]		n.	am + -at	beloved, boyfriend, girlfriend, it. bello, bella, amato, amata, dt. Liebster, Liebste, Geliebter, Geliebte
amatur	[ɐmɐˈtur]		n.	am + -atur	lover
ambil	[ɐmˈbil]		n.	anguilla	eel, it. anguilla, sp. cat. anguila, port. enguia, rom. anghilă, sard. ambidda, dt. Aal →prin d'ambil
a mei camin	[a me͡ɪ̯ kɐˈmin]		adv.	a + mei camin	half way, fr. à mi-chemin, dt. auf halbem Wege, zur Hälfte
-amen	[ɐˈmen]		suff.n.	-amentum	{nominalizer} instrument, tool, result →anurtamen, crugumen, funamen, micamen, mumen, tratamen, vistimen
ami	[ˈamɪ]		n.	am + -i	love
amic	[ɐˈmik]		n.	amīcus, -um	friend, it. amico, amica, dt. Freund, Freundin →nimic
amin	[ɐˈmin]		interj.	{loan} hebr. אָמֵן	Amen
Amiric	[ɐmɪˈrik]		n.	{loan}	America →amirici
amirici	[ɐmɪˈrikɪ]		n.	{loan}; Amiric + i	americium, Am {element 95} [chem], cat. americi
amoni	[ɐˈmonɪ]		n.	{loan}	ammonia [chem], it. ammoniaco, rom. amoniac, dt. Ammoniak →sal amoni
amper	[ɐmˈper]		n.	{loan} ampere	ampere [phys] [unit] [SI], A, dt. Ampere →crugumen
amrac	[ɐmˈbrak]		v.t.	a- + mrac	make bitter, it. rendere amaro, sard. ammarigosàe, dt. bitter machen
an	[an]		n.	annum	year →an luc
-an	[an]		suff.adj.<n.	-ānus, -a, -um; {merged with} -ālis, -āris; {merged with} -ēns, entem, -āns, antem {this may also become -atur}	pertaining to, -ly, -ry, -y, -ian →ciutatan, crisian, Francian, gluban, istran, ivrupan, lian, lucan, maran, mian, mpirian, pulan, rian, rugan, sulican, talian, umrican, vitan
-an	[an]		suff.n.	{loan}	-ane {substance formative} [chem], it. -ano, dt. -an →alcan, butan, itan, mitan, prupan
anec	[ɐˈnek]		v.t.	**a'necō, -āre < *adnecāre, *adnecō, *adnecāvī, *adnecātum	to drown, it. annegare, sp. anegar, fr. noyer, rom. îneca, dt. ertränken
			v.refl.		to drown, it. annegare, sp. anegarse, fr. se noyer, dt. ertrinken
anel	[ɐˈnel]		n.	agnellum	lamb
anel	[ɐˈnel]		n.	ānellus, -um	ring
angel	[ɐˈŋel]		n.	angellum	angel
angra	[ˈaŋɡrɐ]		n.	angulus, -um	angle, corner, it. angolo, dt. Ecke, Winkel →angra drit, angrat
angra drit	[ˈaŋɡrɐ drit]		n.	angra + drit	right angle, it. angolo retto, dt. rechter Winkel
angrat	[ɐŋˈɡrat]		adj.	angulātus, -um; angr(a) + -at	angular, angled, cornered, it. angolare, dt. eckig, winklig →cimangrat, dritangrat, mrutangrat, patrangrat, sisangrat, triangrat
-ani	[ˈanɪ]		suff.n.<n.	-ānia	{generalises; makes collections/groups; makes countries} →munani
anis	[ɐˈnis]		n.	anīsum	anise, cat. anís, sard. ànas, it. anice
anit	[ɐˈnit]		n.	anēthum	dill, cat. anet, it. aneto
an luc	[an dluk]		n.	an + luc	light-year, it. anno luce, cat. any llum, dt. Lichtjahr
anort	[ɐˈnort]		v.t.	a- + nort	orient, put into northern direction, it. orientare, dt. orientieren, einnorden →anurtamen, anurtar
			v.refl.		orient oneself, realign, it. orientarsi, dt. sich orientieren
anra	[ˈandrɐ]		v.i.	*andilō, -āre < *anditāre < {influence} ad-īre; ambulāre	walk →anratur
a nrat	[an drat]		adv.	a + nrat	up, it. su, in alto, sp. alto, dt. oben, nach oben, hoch →a bas, spra, sus
anratur	[ɐndrɐˈtur]		n.	anr(a) + -atur	pedestrian
Anri	[ˈandrɪ]		n.prop.	*Andrīa < Andrēām	Andrew, it. Andrea, sp. Andrés, dt. Andreas
anurtamen	[ɐnʊrtɐˈmen]		n.	anort + -amen	orientation, it. orientamento, orientazione, dt. Orientierung
anurtar	[ɐnʊrˈtar]		n.	anort + -ar	orientation, it. orientamento, orientazione, dt. Orientierung
aoi	[ɐˈo͡ɪ̯]		adv.	-(d)i- *a hodie < ad hōdiē	today →aoi siran, aoi trar
aoi siran	[ɐˈo͡ɪ̯ sɪˈran]		adv.	aoi + siran	this evening, tonight, it. stasera, sp. esta tarde, port. hoje à tardinha, dt. heute Abend →aoi trar
aoi trar	[ɐˈo͡ɪ̯ trar]		adv.	aoi + trar	this evening, tonight, it. stasera, sp. esta tarde, port. hoje à tardinha, dt. heute Abend →aoi siran
a ou	[a o͡ʊ̯]	-v only before vowel	adv.interr.	a + ou	where to?
			adv.rel.		where to
ap	[ap]		n.	aqua	water, it. acqua, sard. abba, cat. aigua, friul. aghe, rsch. aua, rom. apă, dt. Wasser →apar, ap friben, ap pisat, apus, cumr' ap, pobra d'ap, prin d'ap, suv ap, vas ap
apar	[ɐˈpar]		n.	aquārius, -um; ap + -ar	tap (for water, also for beer), faucet, spigot, it. rubinetto, fr. robinet, cat. aixeta, dt. Wasserhahn, Zapfhahn, Hahn, Kran, cmp. it. acquaio, fr. évier, aiguière, port. agueiro, rom. apar
apest	[ɐˈpest]		v.i.	*appestō, -āre	stink →apistat, apistur
			v.t.		befoul, pollute (with odour), poison
ap friben	[ap frɪˈben]		n.	ap + friben	(boiling) hot water
Api	[ˈapɪ]		n.prop.	Appius, -um	Appius, Appio
api	[ˈapɪ]		n.	apium	celery
apisat	[ɐpɪˈsat]		v.t.	a- + pisat	weigh down, it. appesantire, dt. beschweren
apistat	[ɐpɪsˈtat]		adj.	apest + -at	spoiled, poisoned, polluted, foul
apistur	[ɐpɪsˈtur]		adj.	apest + -(at)ur	stinky, stinking, foul →apisturol
apisturol	[ɐpɪstʊˈrol]		n.	apistur + -ol	skunk. it. mofetta, sp. zorrillo, sci. Mephitis, dt. Stinktier
ap pisat	[ap̚ pɪˈsat]		n.	ap + pisat	heavy water
apra	[ˈaprɐ]		n.	aquila	eagle, it. aquila, sard. àbbila, cat. àguila, àliga, fr. aigle, rom. vultur, acvila, dt. Adler
apran	[ɐˈpran]		v.t.	a- + pran	flatten, smooth, pave (one's way), it. appiattire, cat. allanar, sp. aplanar, port. achatar, dt. plätten, planieren, ebnen, glätten
apri	[ˈaprɪ]		v.t.	*aperiō, -īre; apertum	open, it. aprire, fr. ouvrir, cat. obrir, dobrir, occ. durbir, sp. abrir, arom. apir, dt. öffnen →aprit, apriti
aprit	[ɐˈprit]		adj.	apri + -(a)t	open, sp. abierto, fr. ouvert, it. aperto, dischiuso, cat. obert, rom. deschis, dt. offen, geöffnet
apriti	[ɐˈpritɪ]		n.	apri + -(a)ti	opening, it. apertura, fr. ouverture, aperture, sp. aperture, abertura, dt. Öffnung
aprup	[ɐˈprup]		prep.	-(')- *a 'prope < *ad prope	near, close to, cat. prop, it. vicino, sard. proba, aproba, acanta, rom. aproape, dt. nahe
a pru trar	[a pru trar]		phr.	a + pru + trar	see you later
apui	[ɐˈpu͡ɪ̯]		prep.	*a'pos < ad post	after, behind, beyond, across, fr. après, it. dietro, alle spalle, sp. tras, sard. aisségus, cat. darerre, rom. după, dt. hinter, jenseits, durch; cmp. rom. apoi →apuiar, apui ci, apui mi dilui, avan, napui, tra
			adv.		afterwards, after, behind, beyond, across, fr. après, ensuite, it. là dietro, dopo, sp. después, cat. després, rom. apoi, dt. hinterher, nachher, danach →avan, rot apui
apuiar	[ɐpʊˈjar]		n.	apui + -ar	buttocks, bottom, it. didietro, podice, posteriore, cat. natja, dt. Hintern →nac
apui ci	[ɐˈpu͡ɪ̯ ki]		conj.	apui + ci	after, fr. après que, it. poi, dopo che, sp. después que, dt. nachdem →avan ci
apui mi dilui	[ɐˈpu͡ɪ̯ mi dɪˈlu͡ɪ̯]		phr.	apui + mi + dilui	after me the deluge
apus	[ɐˈpus]		adj.	ap + -us	watery, aqueous, it. acquoso, rom. apos, apătos, dt. wäßrig →niapus
ar	[ar]		n.	āerem < āēr	air, it. aria, cat. aire, port. ar, rsch. aria, leer, ajer, dt. Luft →airu, airuplan, nau cusin ar, vicla cusin ar
-ar	[ar]		suff.n.<n./adj.	-(V) -arius, -a, -um	-arian, -ary, -aire {who/which believes in, practises, provides, supports}, port. -eiro, -eira →apar, apuiar, baniar, camrar, casiar, cirisar, citrar, crarar, crivisar, cucinar, distrar, ficar, frunar, nucar, piprar, pirar, prunar, pumar, racimar, ratar, ruvar, strurar, tisurar, ulivar, uspitar, vacar, vinar
-ar	[ar]	a- drops after vowel	suff.n.<v.	-āre; -re	-ing, -ent, {nominaliser: process, event}, cmp. rom. -re →anurtar, bivur, calibrar, camir, cavur, cror stratar, cucirir, disir, divur, dulur, flarar, funur, furar, mangar, murir, pasar, pracur, puricar, putur, riculir, rigur, tanir, timur, tratir, uir, vinir, vir
a racu ur	[a ˈrakʊ ur]		adv.	a + racu + ur	at some time
argon	[ɐrˈɡon]		n.	{loan}	argon, Ar {element 18} [chem], cat. argó
arin	[ɐˈrin]		n.	argentum	silver, Ag {element 47} [chem], cat. argent, friul. arint, arom. asimi, rum. argint, port. prata, sp. plata, dt. Silber
aring	[ɐˈriŋ]		n.	**arinca < *harenga {germ.}	herring, it. aringa, cat. areng, fr. hareng, sp. arenque, dt. Hering
a rispet di	[a rɪsˈpet̚ di]		adv.	a + rispet + di	with respect to; concerning
arit	[ɐˈrit]		n.	ariēs, -etem	ram, it. ariete, dt. Widder →Arit Sulic
Arit Sulic	[ɐˈrit sʊˈlik]		n.	arit + sulic	Sun Ram {mythical creature in Northern Europe}
ariu	[ɐˈri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	-i/u- -V- āridus, -a, -um; {semi-learned; -eu>-iu influenced by -iu}	arid, dry, barren, parched →sicat
ariva	[ɐˈrivɐ]		v.i.	*arībō, -āre < adrīpāre	arrive (at: a) →arivi
			v.aux.		manage to do s.t.
a rivei	[a rɪˈve͡ɪ̯]		phr.	a + rivei	good bye, see you, so long
arivi	[ɐˈrivɪ]		n.	ariv(a) + -i	arrival
arm	[arm]		n.	anima	soul, it. anima, alma, oocc. arma, dt. Seele
arsen	[ɐrˈsen]		n.	{loan}	arsenic, As {element 33} [chem], cat. arsènic
asat	[ɐˈsat]		adj.	*a sātis < ad sātis	enough
			adv.		enough, suffiently
ascon	[ɐsˈkon]		v.t.	**abscondō, -ere; absconditum	hide, conceal, shroud, cover →rabul ascon furest
ascrut	[ɐsˈkrut]		v.t.	*ascultō, -āre < *auscultāre	listen to, listen in on, auscultate, it. ascoltare, sp. escuchar, fr. écouter, rom. asculta, friul. scoltâ, dt. horchen, abhorchen, belauschen →oi
asi	[ˈasɪ]		n.	{loan}	hassium, Hs {element 108} [chem], cat. hassi
asist	[ɐˈsist]		v.t.	a- + sist	assist, it. assistere, sp. assistir, dt. unterstützen, betreuen, beistehen, behilflich sein, versorgen
			v.i.		attend (obj.: a), take part, it. assistere, ascoltare, sp. assistir, dt. beiwohnen, teilnehmen, miterleben
asna	[ˈasnɐ]		n.	asinum	donkey
aspra	[ˈasprɐ]		adj.	asperum < asper	rough, coarse, unrefined, rude, harsh, cat. aspre, it. aspro, arom. ascuru, rom. sard. aspru, dt. grob, unausgegoren, ungehobelt
astat	[ɐsˈtat]		n.	{loan}	astatine, At {element 85} [chem], cat. àstat
astra	[ˈastrɐ]		adj.	-aster, -rum	step- [kin], not quite, -ish {may imply inferior and/or pejorative meaning}, it. sp. port. -astro, fr. -âtre, cat. -astre, dt. Möchtegern-, Stief- →avi astra, fili astra, griman astra, grimanol astra, grimanun astra, iou astra, mau astra, niput astra, pau astra, puit astra, rau astra, robi astra, surin astra, tiul astra
a strur	[as trur]		adv.	a + strur	on the left, to the left
asulot	[ɐsʊˈlot]		n.	{loan} nah. āxōlōtl	axolotl
asur	[ɐˈsur]		adj.	{loan} azur	skyblue, lightblue [colour]
-at	[at]	a- drops after vowel	suff.adj.<v.t.	-atus, -a, -um	-ee {nominaliser: patient maker} →amat, apistat, aprit, -at, -ati, atrait, avinit, balat, batut, Bindit, bivut, cansat, cidit, claricat, crusat, cuciput, cucirit, curicat, difrit, dimprit, dit, ditrimatiu, divut, fit, flisit, fratat, frigat, furat, furat, gilat, ginrat, iriut, isit, -iu, lavat, lit, mangat, mulit, murit, mvisat, nascut, nigat, nsalat, ntinit, pasat, pimisat, pisat, prumisat, prupusit, pruvat, pusit, pusivut, putut, riculit, riput, risultat, ruput, salvat, scrivut, sicat, sinicat, sintit, spusat, tisut, ufrit, uir, uligat, unricat, uricat, vinit, vistit, vusat
			suff.adj.<n.	-at (suff.adj.<v.t.)	-ed, equipped with, having →alat, angrat, bravut, cracit, crupat, dinat, filat, lamrat, mpret, patrut, upusit
-at	[at]		suff.n.<n.	{loan}	-ate [chem] {anion in higher oxidisation state}, it. -ato, dt. -at →citrat, clurat, sulfat
atani	[ɐˈtanɪ]		v.t.	a- + tani	get to, reach, fr. atteindre, ofr. ataindre, it. attingere, cat. atènyer, gal. atanguer, rom. atinge, dt. erreichen, erlangen, erzielen; cmp. sp. atañer, vlat. *attangere
ateni	[ɐˈtenɪ]		v.t.	a- + teni	pay attention to, deal with, attend to, serve (restaurant, shop), cat. atendre, port. atender, dt. bedienen, annehmen (Telefon), sich kümmern, versorgen, aufmerksam folgen, bedienen (Restaurant, Geschäft) →atiniti, atinitur
-ati	[ˈatɪ]	a- drops after vowels, n, and s	suff.n.<v.	*-atium; {combination of -at + -i}; {merged with} -atiōnem, -ūra, -entia	-ation {nominaliser, abstraction maker, perfective, resultative}, dt. -ung →apriti, atiniti, atraiti, camiti, cilibrati, crusti, cucrusti, cuduluti, culiti, cuminti, cumparati, cuniunti, curuiti, diclarati, dirivati, funti, ginrati, imanti, iunti, mfluiti, misti, misurati, mutati, muvuti, mvistiti, ncracati, niguticati, nruputi, pesti, pimisti, pingati, pratiti, priduti, prumisti, pruvati, puricati, pusiti, pusivuti, salutati, savrutati, scavati, sintiti, sivuti, spatiti, spusti, stiniti, suluti, sumisti, tiniti, tintati, tramisti, uligati, umisti, uprati, ustribati, viti
Atin	[ɐˈtin]		n.prop.	{loan} gr. Αθήνα, agr. Ἀθῆναι	Athens, it. Atene, sp. port. Atenas, cat. Atenes, rom. Atena, dt. Athen
atiniti	[ɐtɪˈnitɪ]		n.	ateni + -(a)ti	attention, rom. atenție, dt. Aufmerksamkeit
atinitur	[ɐtɪnɪˈtur]		adj.	ateni + -(a)tur	attentive, it. attento, rom. atent, dt. aufmerksam
atisor	[ɐtɪˈsor]		v.t.	a- + tisor	hoard, treasure, sp. atesorar, dt. horten, sammeln, anhäufen
Atlas	[ɐˈtlas]		n.prop.	{loan} Ἄτλας	Atlas {Greek mythology} →Mar Atlas
-atoi	[ɐˈto͡ɪ̯]		suff.n.<v.	-atōium < -atōrium; {generalised, orig. dialectal drop of -r-}	-tory, {makes places, often public or official, where the action/event/process/progress happens}, it. -torio, -toio, sp. -dero, rom. -tor, -toriu →cacatoi, ciditoi, lavatoi, pisitoi, ritraitoi, sicatoi
atom	[ɐˈtom]		n.	{loan} gr. ἄτομος	atom, it. atomo, sp. port. átomo, dt. Atom →ruloi atom
atrai	[ɐˈtra͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	a- + trai	attract, it. attrarre, rom. atrage, dt. anziehen →atrait, atraiti, atraitur
atrait	[ɐtrɐˈit]		adj.	atrai + -(a)t	attracted (to: pi), it. attratto, cat. atret, port. atraído, rom. atras, dt. angezogen, hingezogen
atraiti	[ɐtrɐˈitɪ]		n.	atrai + -(a)ti	attraction (to: pi), it. attrazione, rom. atragere, atracție, dt. Anziehung, Attraktion
atraitur	[ɐtra͡ɪ̯ˈtur]		adj.	atrai + -(a)tur	attractive, it. attraente, cat. atractiu, port. atraente, rom. atrăgător, dt. hinreißend, anziehend, attraktiv
atu-	[ˈatʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} atto {SI unit prefix}	atto-, 1e-18, dt. atto-
-atur	[ɐˈtur]	a- drops after vowel, -l, -n, -s; at- drops after -t	suff.n.<v.	-ātōr, -em	-er {nominaliser, agent maker: who/which does ...}, -ing {makes adjectives}; cmp. rom. uimitor →amatur, -an, anratur, apistur, atinitur, atraitur, baltur, crugutur, cuciritur, cucrugutur, cumantur, cunitur, cutinutur, difritur, diutur, fitur, fristur, ginratur, lavatur, mfriutur, mpiratur, muritur, nducatur, ntristur, pimistur, pingatur, pistur, prutur, rastur, ruputur, sasistur, scatur, scavatur, spastur, spustur, studitur, sulutur, trivaltur, uitur, upratur, viacatur, vigratur, vingatur, viutur
au-	[a͡ʊ̯]	-b before l,r; -v before vowel; -u before cons.	pref.v.<v./n.	ab-	ab-, off, away →ausen, ausolu
au	[a͡ʊ̯]		v.aux.	habeō, -ēre; {irr. short word; perf.part. cat. hagut, rom. avut, it. avuto; pres.3sg. cat. heu, ha, sp. ha, hay, it. ha}	have {past tense auxiliary}
aun	[ɐˈun]		v.i.	*abundō, -āre; abundātum	abound, be plentiful, have plenty (of:di), it. abbondare, sp. abundar, dt. reichlich vorhanden sein, reichlich haben (obj.:di), reich sein (an:di)
aur	[ɐˈur]		adv.dem.	ad hōra	now, it. adesso, ora, mo, sp. ahora, cat. ara, dt. jetzt →afin aur, dis aur
aur	[ɐˈur]		interj.	{loan} basq. agur	bye bye
ausen	[a͡ʊ̯ˈsen]		adj.	absēns, -tem; au- + sen	absent, it. assente, sp. ausente, dt. abwesend
ausolu	[a͡ʊ̯ˈsolʊ]		v.t.	au- + solu	absolve [rel], exonerate, discharge, settle, it. assolvere, dt. absolvieren, freisprechen, begleichen
autu	[ɐˈutʊ]		n.	{loan} gr. auto + (mobil)	car, automobile, vehicle, it. macchina, auto, automobile, sp. coche, dt. Auto
avacat	[ɐvɐˈkat]		n.	{loan} nah. ahuacatl	avocado
avan	[ɐˈvan]		prep.	*abante < ab + ante	before, in front of, ago (postp.), fr. avant, il i ya, it. davanti a, prima di, fa (postp.), dt. vor →apui, avan ci
			adv.		before, in front, fr. avant, it. davanti, prima, dt. vorher, davor →apui, rot avan
avan ci	[ɐˈvaŋ ki]		conj.	avan + ci	before, fr. avant que, it. prima che, dt. bevor, ehe →apui ci
aveni	[ɐˈvenɪ]		v.t.	a- + veni	happen, take place, it. avvenire, port. avir, fr. advenir, rom. întâmpla, petrece, dt. vonstattengehen, stattfinden, geschehen, erfolgen; cmp. sp. avenir →avinit, vinir
avi	[ˈavɪ]		n.	*avjus, -a < avus, avia	grandfather, grandmother [kin], cat. avi, àvia, dt. Großmutter, Oma, Großvater, Opa, Großelternteil →avi astra, mau mau, mau pau, pau mau, pau pau
avi astra	[ˈavɪ ˈastrɐ]		n.	avi + astra	stepgrandfather, stepgrandmother [kin], cat. aviastre
avin	[ɐˈvin]		n.	avēna	oat, it. avena, friul. vene, dt. Hafer →meli, rodi, sical, spret, tric
avinit	[ɐvɪˈnit]		n.	aveni + -(a)t	Advent, it. avvento, dt. Advent
avis	[ɐˈvis]		n.	abyssus, -um	abyss, deep →spra avis
avit	[ɐˈvit]		v.i.	*habītō, -āre < habitāre	inhabit (obj: a, ni), live, dwell (in: a, ni), it. abitare, sp. habitar, residir, morar, dt. wohnen, leben (in: a, ni) →riseu, vit
avreu	[ɐˈvre͡ʊ̯]		n.	a- + vreu	adverb, it. avverbio, dt. Adverb, Umstandswort →aiatiu, vreu
B
bal	[bal]		v.t.	*ballō, -āre	dance →balat, baltur
balat	[bɐˈlat]		n.	bal + -at	dance
balin	[bɐˈlin]		n.	*balēna < lat. balena	whale, sci. cetacea →balin brau, balin gris
balin brau	[bɐˈlim bra͡ʊ̯]		n.	balin + brau	blue whale, cat. balena blava, sp. ballena azul, sci. balaenoptera musculus
balin gris	[bɐˈliŋ ɡris]		n.	balin + gris	grey whale, cat. balena grisa, sci. eschrichtius robustus
Balteri	[bɐlˈterɪ]		n.prop.	*Gualteriə < Walter	Walter
Balti	[ˈbaltɪ]		adj.	{loan}	Baltic →Mar Balti
baltur	[bɐlˈtur]		n.	bal + -(a)tur	dancer
bani	[ˈbanɪ]		n.	*baneum < balneum	bath, bathroom, cat. bany, dt. Bad, Badezimmer →baniar, camra bani, ritraitoi
			v.t.		bathe, make wet, cat. banyar, dt. baden, befeuchten
bani	[ˈbanɪ]		v.refl.		bathe, take a bath, get wet, it. bagnarsi, cat. banyar-se, dt. baden
baniar	[bɐnˈjar]		n.	bani + -ar	bathtub, cat. banyera, it. vasco di bagno, dt. Badewanne
bari	[ˈbarɪ]		n.	{loan}	barium, Ba {element 56} [chem], cat. bari
barion	[bɐrˈjon]		n.	{loan} gr. βαρύς; bari + -on	baryon [phys] [stdmodel], it. barione, dt. Baryon
bas	[bas]		adj.	bassus, -a, -um	low, it. basso, sp. bajo, rom. jos, dt. unten, tief →a bas, nrat
bastun	[bɐsˈtun]		n.	*bastōne	stick
batu	[ˈbatʊ]		v.t.	*battuō, -ere; {-u: cat. batut, rom. bătut, it. batuto}	beat, whip, hit, slap, strike, it. battere, cat. batre, rom. bate, sp. batir, dt. schlagen →batut, cubatu
batut	[bɐˈtut]		adj.	batu + -(a)t	beaten, whipped →mantic batut
be	[be]		n.	*bē	[letter] b, B, U+0042, U+0062 →a, ce
bec	[bek]		n.	beccus, -um	beak, cat. bec, it. becco, dt. Schnabel
bel	[bel]		adj.	bellus, -a, -um	beautiful, it. bello, occ. bel, cat. bell, port. belo, dt. schön
beu	[be͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	*bibō, -ere; bibitum {-(i): it. cat. rom. -ut-}	drink, it. bere, cat. beure, rom. bea, dt. trinken →bivur, bivut
(bin)	[bin]	not used in isolation	adj.stem.	bēne	well; good →bindi
bindi	[ˈbindɪ]		v.t.	*benedīcō, -ere < benedīcere; bin + di	hallow, sanctify →Bindit
Bindit	[bɪnˈdit]		n.prop.	Benedictus {shortened from bindi + -at; infl. by dit}; bindi + -(a)t	Benedict
Biraldi	[bɪˈraldɪ]		n.prop.	*Gueraldiə < germ. Werhard	Werhard
birceli	[bɪrˈkelɪ]		n.	{loan}	berkelium, Bk {element 97} [chem], cat. berkeli
birili	[bɪˈrilɪ]		n.	{loan}	beryllium, Be {element 4} [chem], cat. beril·li
Birlin	[bɪrˈlin]		n.prop.	{loan}	Berlin
bismut	[bɪsˈmut]		n.	{loan}	bismuth, Bi {element 83} [chem], cat. bismut
bisti	[ˈbistɪ]		n.	bēstia	animal, wild animal, fr. bête, dt. Tier, wildes Tier, cmp. it. biscia, fr. biche, port. bicha
bitul	[bɪˈtul]		n.	*betulla	birch →bosc bitul
bivur	[bɪˈvur]		v.t.	beu + -ar	drinking, it. bere, rom. bere, dt. Trinken
bivut	[bɪˈvut]		adj.	beu + -at	drunken, it. bevuto, dt. getrunken
bon	[bon]		adj.	bonus, -um	good →bon vinit, irun bon, matin bon, mbunic, not bon, sa mang bon, siran bon
bon vinit	[boɱ vɪˈnit]		adj.	bon + vinit	welcome, cat. benvingut, it. benvenuto, dt. willkommen
bor	[bor]		n.	bor; {loan}	boron, B {element 5} [chem], cat. bor
bori	[ˈborɪ]		n.	{loan}	bohrium, Bh {element 107} [chem], cat. bohri
bosc	[bosk]		n.	boscus, -um	forest, small forest; types of forest, forests in general {environmental term} →bosc bitul, bosc bural, bosc ciutat, furest, nimal bosc, selu
bosc bitul	[bosk bɪˈtul]		n.	bosc + bitul	birch forest
bosc bural	[bosk bʊˈral]		n.	bosc + bural	boreal forest, taiga
bosc ciutat	[bosk̚ kjʊˈtat]		n.	bosc + ciutat	city forest, dt. Stadtwald
bou	[bo͡ʊ̯]		n.	bovem < bōs	ox, bull, beef, cattle, cat. bou, occ. bou, beu, it. bue, bovino, manzo, fr. bœuf, sp. buey, port. boi, friul. bo, rsch. bov, sard. boe, dt. Ochse, Rind →catrici bou, cou bou, frigat bou
brac	[brak]		n.	barca	boat, small ship, it. barca, cat. barca, vaixell, fr. vaisseau, dt. Boot →vascel
braci	[ˈbrakɪ]		n.	brachium	arm
brasma	[ˈbrasmɐ]		v.i.	**blastemō, -āre; *blastemātum < blasphemāre	blame, cat. blasmar, fr. blâmer, dt. Schuld geben, Vorwürfe machen, vorwerfen
brau	[bra͡ʊ̯]		adj.	{loan} franc. *blāo < germ. *blēwaz	blue [colour] →balin brau
brau	[bra͡ʊ̯]		n.	barba	beard, cat. occ. sp. port. it. rsch. sard. barba, fr. friul. barbe, rom. barbă, dt. Bart →bravut
bravut	[brɐˈvut]		adj.	brau + -at	bearded, it. barbuto, dt. bärtig →ultra bravut
brega	[ˈbreɡɐ]		n.	(V)- alberga < {loan} germ.	hotel, it. albergo, hotel, dt. Herberge, Hotel →spital
breu	[bre͡ʊ̯]		adj.	brevis, -em	brief, short, it. sp. breve, fr. bref, cat. breu, dt. kurz, knapp →briutat, crut
bril	[bril]		v.i.	*brillō, -āre	shine
Brinaldi	[brɪˈnaldɪ]		n.prop.	*Guernaldiə < germ. Wernhard	Wernhard
brit	[brit]		n.	blitum	Swiss chard, cat. bleda, occ. beleta, dt. Mangold →brit rap
brit rap	[brit rap]		n.	brit + rap	beetroot, dt. (rote) Beete, it. barbabietola →brit rap marel, brit rap robi
brit rap marel	[brit rap mɐˈrel]		n.	brit rap + marel	yellow beetroot
brit rap robi	[brit rap ˈrobɪ]		n.	brit rap + robi	red beetroot, dt. rote Beete, it. rapa rossa, bietola rossa →brit rap
briutat	[brjʊˈtat]		n.	breu + -(i)tat	brevity
brom	[brom]		n.	{loan}	bromine, Br {element 35} [chem], cat. brom
bron	[bron]		adj.	blondus, -a, -um	blonde, it. biondo, cat. blond, occ. blon, sp. blondo, sic. brunnu, dt. blond
brus	[brus]		n.	-rs- bursa < gr. βύρσα; {reborrowed after rs>ss}	bag, pouch, purse, handbag, stock exchange, it. borsa, tasca, cat. bossa, fr. bourse, sp. bolsa, dt. Tragetasche, Handtasche, Tüte, Börse (auch finanz.) →brusec
brusec	[brʊˈsek]		n.	brus + -ec	pocket, small bag, small pouch, sp. bolsillo, dt. Tasche (aufgesetzt am Kleidungsstück), Täschchen
brut	[brut]		adj.	brūtus, -um	unrefined, unpurified, raw, dirty, gross, cat. brut, fr. brut, dt. unraffiniert, unfertig, unfein, dreckig, widerlich
buc	[buk]		n.	*buca; *bucca	mouth
bural	[bʊˈral]		n.	boreālem < boreās	northern, north, icy north →bosc bural, Mar Bural, Mar Graci Bural
burata	[bʊˈratɐ]		n.	{loan} it. burrata	burrata
bus	[bus]		n.	{loan} lat. omnibus	bus, it. bus, autobus, corriera, dt. Bus →caril bus
buson	[bʊˈson]		n.	{loan} Bose; bus + -on	boson [phys] [stdmodel] →buson calibrar
buson calibrar	[bʊˈsoŋ kɐlɪˈbrar]		n.	buson + calibrar	gauge boson [phys] [stdmodel], it. bosone di gauge, dt. Eichboson
but	[but]		n.	buttis, -em	vat, barrel, it. botte, barile, sp. tonel, dt. Faß
(but)	[but]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan}	but- {substance formative for C4} [chem], it. but-, dt. But- →butan, butil, pint, prup
butan	[bʊˈtan]		n.	but + -an	butane [chem], it. butano, dt. Butan
butel	[bʊˈtel]		n.	butellus, -um	guts, cat. budell, occ. budèl, fr. boyau, it. bodello, dt. Eingeweide, Gedärme
butic	[bʊˈtik]		n.	*buticula	bottle
butil	[bʊˈtil]		n.	but + -il	butyl [chem], it. butile, dt. Butyl
butir	[bʊˈtir]		n.	*būtȳrum	butter, it. burro, sard. botírru, cat. mantega, sp. mantequilla, rom. unt →butir ali, butir claricat, butir minra, mantic, ungi
butir ali	[bʊˈti ˈralɪ]		n.	butir + ali	garlic butter, dt. Knoblauchbutter
butir claricat	[bʊˈtir klɐrɪˈkat]		n.	butir + claricat	clarified butter, port. manteiga clarificada, fr. beurre clair, dt. geklärte Butter
butir minra	[bʊˈtir ˈmindrɐ]		n.	butir + minra	almond butter
C
ca	[ka]		adv.dem.	*cā < eccum hāc	here →com ca, cul ca, dis ca, pi ca
ca	[ka]		n.	*cā	[letter] k, K, U+004B, U+006B →el, je
cabi	[ˈkabɪ]		n.	*cabea < cavea	cage, hutch, topsail, fr. cage, hunier, it. gabbia, cat. gàbia, dt. Käfig, Vogelbauer, Stall, Verschlag, Marssegel
cac	[kak]		v.i.	*cacō, -āre	shit, defecate, it. cacare, cat. cagar, dt. kacken, scheißen →cacatoi, caci
cacatoi	[kɐkɐˈto͡ɪ̯]		n.	cac + -atoi	shithouse, outside toilet, it. cacatoio, sp. cagadero, dt. Scheißhaus →ritraitoi
caci	[ˈkakɪ]		n.	cac + -i	{informal} poo, excrement, it. cacca, dt. Kot, Kacke →mrer
cadmi	[ˈkadmɪ]		n.	{loan}	cadmium, Cd {element 48} [chem], cat. cadmi
cafi	[ˈkafɪ]		n.	{loan}	coffee →cafiai, cafin
cafiai	[kɐfˈja͡ɪ̯]		n.	cafi + -ai	cafe
cafin	[kɐˈfin]		n.	caf(i) + -in	caffeine →cafinec, sinti cafin
cafinec	[kɐfɪˈnek]		n.	cafin + -ec	espresso, port. cafezinho, dt. Espresso
caiol	[kɐˈjol]		n.	caveola	cage, prison, sp. port. jaula, fr. cage, prison, geôle, it. gabbia, prigione, rom. cușcă, dt. Käfig, Gefängnis
Caiper	[ka͡ɪ̯ˈper]		n.prop.	{loan} nl. Kuiper	Kuiper →cintur Caiper
Cair	[kɐˈir]		n.prop.	{loan} ar. الْقَاهِرَة	Cairo, dt. Kairo
Caitan	[ka͡ɪ̯ˈtan]		n.prop.	Caietāna, -us	Caietana, Caietanus
cal	[kal]		pron.interr.	k- quālem	which?, what a?, what kind of? →alt-cal, cal cos, cal gen, caltat, calum
			pron.rel.		which, what a, what kind of
calci	[ˈkalkɪ]		n.	{loan}	calcium, Ca {element 20} [chem], cat. calci
cal cos	[kal kos]		pron.interr.	cal + cos	what? which kind of thing?
			pron.rel.		what, which kind of thing
cal gen	[kal ɡen]		pron.interr.	cal + gen	who? which kind of person?
			pron.rel.		who, which kind of person
calibra	[kɐˈlibrɐ]		v.t.	{loan}	calibrate, it. calibrare, dt. eichen, kalibrieren →calibrar, calibri
calibrar	[kɐlɪˈbrar]		n.	calibr(a) + -ar	calibrating, it. calibrature, dt. Eichung, Eich-, Kalibrierung →buson calibrar
calibri	[kɐˈlibrɪ]		n.	calibr(a) + -i	caliber, gauge, it. calibro, dt. Kaliber, Lehre, Eichmaß
Californi	[kɐlɪˈfornɪ]		n.	{loan}	California →californi
californi	[kɐlɪˈfornɪ]		n.	{loan}; Californi	californium, Cf {element 98} [chem], cat. californi
caltat	[kɐlˈtat]		n.	cal + -(i)tat	quality, it. qualità, dt. Qualität →canitat
calu	[ˈkalʊ]		adj.	calvus, -a, -um	bald, hairless, it. sp. port. calvo, cat. calb, fr. chauve, dt. kahl, glatzköpfig →calutat
calum	[kɐˈlum]		pron.indef.	cal + -um	some kind of thing/person, something, someone →alt-calum
			pron.rel.		whichever, whoever
calutat	[kɐlʊˈtat]		n.	calu + -(i)tat	baldness, hairlessness, bald head, skinhead, it. calvizie, dt. Glatze, Glatzköpfigkeit
cam	[kam]		n.	campus, -um	field, it. sp. port. campo, sard. sic. campu, friul. cjamp, cat. occ. camp, rom. câmp, fr. champ, dt. Feld →cam Ics, cam iman, mei-cam
camba	[ˈkambɐ]		n.	-b- *'cannabum < cannabis	hemp, it. canapa, fr. chamvre, occ. cambe, cat. cànem, rom. cânepă, sic. cànnavu, dt. Hanf
cami	[ˈkamɪ]		v.t.	*cambiō, -āre	change, modify, it. cambiare, dt. wechseln, ändern, wandeln, tauschen →camir, camiti, ricami
cam Ics	[ka miks]		n.	cam + Ics	Higgs field [phys] [stdmodel], sp. campo de Higgs, dt. Higgsfeld
cam iman	[ka mɪˈman]		n.	cam + iman	magnetic field [phys], it. campo magnetico, cat. camp magnètic, dt. Magnetfeld
camin	[kɐˈmin]		n.	cammīnus, -um	way, path, smaller road, it. via, cat. camí, dt. Weg →Camin Lat, camin mei, caminol, camin peu, caralin, mei camin
Camin Lat	[kɐˈmin dlat]		n.	camin + lat	Milky Way, it. Via Lattea, sic. Jolu di San Jàbbucu, sard. Camminu de paza, rom. Calea Lactee, nl. Melkweg, dt. Milchstraße
camin mei	[kɐˈmim me͡ɪ̯]		n.	camin + mei	middle course, middle ground, cat. mig camí, it. via di mezzo, dt. Mittelweg
caminol	[kɐmɪˈnol]		n.	camin + -ol	path, foot path, garden path, sp. senda, sendero, dt. Pfad, Fußweg →caralin
camin peu	[kɐˈmim pe͡ʊ̯]		n.	camin + peu	foot path, port. caminho a pé, dt. Fußweg
camir	[kɐˈmir]		n.	cami + -(a)r	change, changing, sp. cambiando, dt. Ändern, Änderung
camis	[kɐˈmis]		n.	-(V) *camisia	shirt, it. camicia, fr. chemise, cat. sp. camisa, dt. Hemd
camiti	[kɐˈmitɪ]		n.	cami + -(a)ti	change, it. cambio, cambiamento, dt. Wechsel, Änderung, Tausch, Umschwung, Wandlung
camra	[ˈkambrɐ]		n.	camera	room, chamber, cat. cambra, sala, dt. Zimmer, Kammer →camra bani, camrar
camra bani	[ˈkambrɐ ˈbanɪ]		n.	camra + bani	bathroom, cat. cambra de bany, it. stanza da bagno, sp. cuarto de baño, dt. Badezimmer
camrar	[kɐmˈbrar]		n.	camerārius, -um; camr(a) + -ar	waiter (restaurant), it. cameriere, sp. camarero, cat. cambrer, rom. ospătar, dt. Kellner →uspitar
can	[kan]		adv.interr.	k- quanto	how much?, how many? →alt-can, canitat, canum
			adv.rel.		how much, how many
			conj.		as much as
can	[kan]		n.	canem	dog
candela	[kɐnˈdelɐ]		n.	{loan} candela	candela [phys] [unit] [SI] →ntiniti luc
canel	[kɐˈnel]		n.	cannella	cinnamon, it. cannella, sp. canelo, cat. canyella, canyeller, dt. Zimt
canil	[kɐˈnil]		n.	candēla	candle, it. candela, dt. Kerze, cz. svíčka →lumra canil
canitat	[kɐnɪˈtat]		n.	can + -itat	quantity, amount, it. grandezza, quantità, dt. Quantität, Menge →caltat, canitat sustanti
canitat sustanti	[kɐnɪˈtat sʊsˈtantɪ]		n.	canitat + sustanti	amount of substance [chem], it. quantità di sostanza, dt. Stoffmenge →mol
cansa	[ˈkansɐ]		v.t.	*cantsō, -āre < campsāre	tire, wear out, exhaust s.t. →cansat
cansat	[kɐnˈsat]		adj.	cans(a) + -at	tired
canta	[ˈkantɐ]		v.t.	+V *cantō, -āre < {freq.} canēre	sing →cantic
cantic	[kɐnˈtik]		v.i.	cant(a) + -ic	hum, sing for oneself, sing silently, it. canticchiare, canterellare, port. trautear, cantarolar, sp. canturrear, tararear, fr. fredonner, dt. trällern, vor sich hinsingen, summen
canum	[kɐˈnum]		adv.indef.	can + -um	some amount →alt-canum
			adv.rel.		however much, however many
			conj.		although, however much
caos	[kɐˈos]		n.	{loan} gr. χάος	chaos
cap	[kap]		n.	*capus, -um < caput	head, it. testa, capo, sp. cabeza, cat. cap, testa, rom. cap, dt. Kopf →capil, cap latuc, capus, culicap, ultra gran cap marel, ultra nic cap marel
capil	[kɐˈpil]		n.	*capillus, -um < caput + pilus; ca(p) + pil	hair (head), it. capello, fr. cheveu, dt. Haar, Kopfhaar →capil unrus, rapen
capil unrus	[kɐˈpi lʊnˈdrus]		n.	capil + unrus	curly hair, it. capelli ondulati, capelli ricci, dt. wellige Haare, lockiges Haar
capit	[kɐˈpit]		n.	-(V) *capitia < capitium	halter, neck hole; apse, chevet; front side, it. cavezza, fr. chevet, cat. cabeç, dt. Halfter, Kopfausschnitt; Stirnseite, Kopfende, Apsis
cap latuc	[kap lɐˈtuk]		n.	cap + latuc	head of lettuce, it. ceppo di lattuga, dt. Salatkopf
capra	[ˈkaprɐ]		n.	capra	goat, it. capra, sard. craba, capra, sp. cabra, fr. chèvre, friul. cjavre, rom. capră, dt. Ziege →capr' om, casi capra, crivis capra
capr' om	[kap rom]		n.	capr(a) + om	he-goat, billy goat, buck, it. caprone, cat. boc, cabró, dt. Bock
caprul	[kɐˈprul]		n.	*capriōlus, -um < capreolus, -um	roe deer, it. capriolo, fr. chevreuil, cat. cabirol, friul. cjavrûl, rom. cãprior, sp. corzo, port. corço, dt. Reh
capus	[kɐˈpus]		adj.	cap + -us	stubborn, cat. caput, rom. căpos, fr. têtu, it. testardo, port. cabeça-dura, nl. koppig, dt. dickköpfig
(car)	[kar]	not used in isolation	adj.stem.	cārus, -um	dear, honoured; expensive →caris
(car)	[kar]	not used in isolation	n.stem.	carrus, -um	waggon, cart →carec
caral	[kɐˈral]		n.	-(V) *carrārius, -um	street, road, cat. carrer, sp. calle, fr. rue, rsch. via, strada, dt. Straße, Weg →caralin
caralin	[kɐrɐˈlin]		n.	caral + -in	small street, port. beco, viela, it. stradina, vicolo, dt. Gasse →camin, caminol
carec	[kɐˈrek]		n.	car + -ec	wagon, cart, it. carro, fr. charette, cat. carro, cotxe, carret, sp. carro, coche, rom. car, căruță, dt. Waggon, Wagen,
caril	[kɐˈril]		n.	*carrīlis, -em	rail, track, lane, cat. sp. carril, it. corsia, carregiata, rotaia, dt. Fahrspur, Bahn, Gleis, Fahrschiene →caril bus, caril fer, caril velu
caril bus	[kɐˈril bus]		n.	caril + bus	bus lane, dt. Busspur
caril fer	[kɐˈril fer]		n.	caril + fer	railroad, railway, it. ferrovia, sp. ferrocarril, fr. chemin de fer, voie ferrée, dt. Eisenbahn
caril velu	[kɐˈril ˈvelʊ]		n.	caril + velu	bike lane, dt. Fahrradspur
caris	[kɐˈris]		adj.	car + -is	dear, honoured; expensive, it. caro, carissimo, sp. caro, cat. car, sard. caru, rom. dragă, prețios, scump, dt. lieb, teuer
caruc	[kɐˈruk]		n.	car'ruca	train, fr. train, it. treno, rom. cat. occ. sp. tren, port. trem, comboio, dt. Zug →caruc fer
caruc fer	[kɐˈruk fer]		n.	caruc + fer	train, it. treno, sp. tren, dt. Zug
carut	[kɐˈrut]		n.	carōta	carrot
cas	[kas]		n.	casa	house, it. casa, cat. cas, dt. Haus →acas, casifit
casi	[ˈkasɪ]		n.	caseus, -um	cheese, sp. queso, port. queijo, sard. casu, cat. formatge, dt. Käse →casiai, casiar, casi capra, casius, casi uvel, casi vac
casiai	[kɐsˈja͡ɪ̯]		n.	casi + -ai	cheese store, it. formageria, formaggiaia, dt. Käserei, Käseladen
casiar	[kɐsˈjar]		n.	casi + -ar	cheese monger, cheese maker, it. formaggiaio, dt. Käseverkäufer, Käsemacher
casi capra	[ˈkasɪ ˈkaprɐ]		n.	casi + capra	goat cheese
casifit	[kɐsɪˈfit]		adj.	cas + -ifit	home-made →pan casifit
casius	[kɐsˈjus]		adj.	casi + -us	cheesy
casi uvel	[ˈkasɪ ʊˈvel]		n.	casi + uvel	sheep cheese
casi vac	[ˈkasɪ vak]		n.	casi + vac	cow cheese
castani	[kɐsˈtanɪ]		n.	castanea	chestnut
castel	[kɐsˈtel]		n.	castellum	castle
casuari	[kɐsʊˈarɪ]		n.	{loan} sci. casuarius	cassowary, it. casuario, dt. Kasuar →casuari elma
casuari elma	[kɐsʊˈarɪ ˈelmɐ]		n.	casuari + elma	southern cassowary, it. casuario australiano, port. casuar-do-sol, casuar-de-capacete, dt. Helmkasuar, sci. casuarius casuarius
cat	[kat]		n.	cattus, -um	cat, it. gatto, cat. gat, occ. cat, fr. chat, sp. port. gato, rom. pisică, dt. Katze →Nebr' Ocra Cat
cater	[kɐˈter]		n.	cathedra < {loan} gr. καθέδρα	chair, it. sedia, cadrega, fr. chaise, cat. cadira, port. cadeira, sp. silla, rom. scaun, dt. Stuhl →scam, sevi
cati	[ˈkatɪ]		v.t.	*captiō, -āre	hunt →acrap
catin	[kɐˈtin]		n.	catēna	chain, it. catena, fr. chaîne, cat. cadena, dt. Kette
catran	[kɐˈtran]		n.	*catrānus, -um < ar. قَطْرَان‎ qatrān	tar, it. catrame, port. alcatrão, rom. catran, dt. Teer
catric	[kɐˈtrik]		n.	-r*- cratīcula	grill, barbecue, cat. graella, occ. grasilha, it. griglia, fr. gril, sard. catrica, cardiga, cradiga, sp. asador, parrilla, port. braseiro, dt. Grill →catrici
			v.t.		grill, barbecue, roast
catrici	[kɐˈtrikɪ]		n.	catric + -i	steak, grilled steak, rom. friptură, it. bistecca, dt. Steak, Grillsteak →catrici bou, catrici caval
catrici bou	[kɐˈtrikɪ bo͡ʊ̯]		n.	catrici + bou	beef steak, it. bistecca di manzo, dt. Rindersteak
catrici caval	[kɐˈtrikɪ kɐˈval]		n.	catrici + caval	horse steak, dt. Pferdesteak
catu	[ˈkatʊ]		det.	-(C) *cata unum	each →catu tal, catu vic
			pron.		each one
catu tal	[ˈkatʊ tal]		det.	catu + tal	each such, all such, dt. jeder solcher, alle solchen
			pron.		each such, all such, dt. jeder solcher, alle solchen
catu vic	[ˈkatʊ vik]		adv.	catu + vic	each time →catu vic ci
catu vic ci	[ˈkatʊ vik̚ ki]		conj.	catu vic + ci	each time (that)
cau	[ka͡ʊ̯]		v.i.	*cadō, -ere; cecidī, cāsum {-d/r: less conflicts than -s-; chaos in Rom. verb vs. deriv.; compromise}	fall, it. cadere, sard. orrúe, sp. caer, cat. caure, occ. caire, fr. tomber, rom. cădea, dt. fallen →cavi, cavur
caur	[kɐˈur]		adv.interr.	k- quā hōra	when?, it. quando, rsch. cur, cura, dt. wann? →alt-caur, caurum
			adv.rel.		when
			conj.		when
caurum	[ka͡ʊ̯ˈrum]		adv.indef.	caur + -um	sometime, somewhen, at some time →alt-caurum
			adv.rel.		whenever
			conj.		whenever
(cava)	[ˈkavɐ]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*cavō, -āre	dig, it. scavare, sp. cavar, dt. graben →scava
caval	[kɐˈval]		n.	caballus, -um	horse, it. cavallo, fr. cheval, sp. caballo, dt. Pferd →catrici caval, caval rau, caval silvac, frigat caval, peu caval
caval rau	[kɐˈval ra͡ʊ̯]		n.	caval + rau	white horse, grey horse, dt. Schimmel
caval silvac	[kɐˈval sɪlˈvak]		n.	caval + silvac	mustang, wild horse, it. caballo selvaggio
cavan	[kɐˈvan]		n.	*cabanna	cabin, hut, it. capanna, cabina, cat. cabana, cabina, dt. Kabine, Hütte
cavi	[ˈkavɪ]		n.	cau + -i	case, circumstance, situation, it. sp. port. caso, fr. cat. occ. cas, rom. caz, dt. Fall →n'alt-cavi, ni cavi ci, ni cul cavi
cavur	[kɐˈvur]		n.	cau + -ar	fall, drop, it. caduta, fr. chute, rom. cădere, port. queda, sp. caída, cat. caiguda, dt. Fall, Fallen
ce	[ke]		n.	*cē	[letter] c, C, U+0043, U+0063 →be, de
ce	[ke]		pron.interr.	k- -(C) quid	who? what? →alt-ce, ce cos, ci
			pron.rel.		who, that, which →cium, cul ce, pi ce
cec	[kek]		adj.	caecus, -a, -um	blind, cat. cec, it. cieco, dt. blind
ce cos	[ke kos]		pron.interr.	ce + cos	what?
			pron.rel.		what
cecra	[ˈkekrɐ]		n.	cicere < cicer	chickpea, it. cece, cat. cigró, fr. pois chiche, rom. tseatsiri, dt. Kichererbse
cedi	[ˈkedɪ]		v.t.	-d- *cēdiō, -īre < cēdere, cēdō, cessī, cessum; {-d-: reborrowed like fr. rom. it. cat.}	give in, concede, withdraw, surrender, give up, cat. cedir, it. cedere, fr. céder, rom. ceda, dt. aufgeben, sich zurückziehen, nachgeben, sich ergeben →cidit, ciditoi, ricedi, scedi, sucedi
cel	[kel]		n.	caelum	sky; heaven →ciliu, crui cel
ceni	[ˈkenɪ]		n.	cygnus, -um	swan, it. cigno, cat. cigne, rom. lebădă, cz. labuť, dt. Schwan
(cent)	[kent]	not used in isolation	num.stem.	-nt centum	hundred, 100 →centi
centi	[ˈkentɪ]		num.	cent + i	hundred, 100, port. cento, sard. chéntu, céntu, dt. hundert →centu-
centra	[ˈkentrɐ]		n.	centrum	center, it. centro, fr. centre, dt. Mitte, Zentrum
centu-	[ˈkentʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} centi {SI unit prefix}; {-u: to avoid confusion with centi}	centi-, 1e-2, dt. centi- →centu-metra
centu-metra	[ˈkentʊ ˈmetrɐ]		n.	centu- + metra	centimetre, cm [phys] [unit] →lungitat
(cepu)	[ˈkepʊ]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*cipuō, -ere < -cipere, -cipiō, -cēpī, -ceptum < capere	take, catch, hold, contain, get, receive, -ceive, cat. -cebre, it. -cevere, -cepire, fr. -cevoir, sp. -cebir, rom. -cepe, dt. -zipieren →acepu, cucepu, repu
ceri	[ˈkerɪ]		n.	{loan}	cerium, Ce {element 58} [chem], cat. ceri, dt. Cer
cesi	[ˈkesɪ]		n.	{loan}	cesium, caesium, Cs {element 55} [chem], cat. cesi
cest	[kest]		n.	caespitem < caespes	lawn, it. cespo, cat. gespa, sp. césped, fr. pelouse, dt. Rasen
Cestra	[ˈkestrɐ]		n.prop.	Caesarem	Caesar, Kaiser
cetra	[ˈketrɐ]		n.	citrus, -um	citrus (fruit), it. citrus, rom. chitru, dt. Zitrusfrucht; cmp. it. cedro →citrar, citrat, citriu
ci	[ki]		conj.	k- -(C) quid+	that {complement clause conjunction}, it. che, sp. que, dt. daß →apui ci, avan ci, catu vic ci, ce, mitis ci, n'alt-cavi ci, ncui ci, ni cavi ci
			conj.		than, it. di, che, sp. que, dt. als, als daß →nu min ci, nu pru ci
Ciceli	[kɪˈkelɪ]		n.prop.	Cecilia	Cecily →Ciceli San
Ciceli San	[kɪˈkelɪ san]		n.prop.	Ciceli + san	Saint Cecily
ciconi	[kɪˈkonɪ]		n.	cicōniam	stork →ciconi nir
ciconi nir	[kɪˈkonɪ nir]		n.	ciconi + nir	black stork, sci. ciconia negra
cidit	[kɪˈdit]		adj.	cedi + -(a)t	withdrawn, surrendered, it. ceduto, dt. nachgegeben, zurückgezogen
			n.	{abbrev. of ciditoi}	toilet, loo, it. cesso, bagno, gabinetto, dt. Klo, Toilette →ritraitoi, vas cidit
ciditoi	[kɪdɪˈto͡ɪ̯]		n.	cedi + -(a)toi	toilet, loo, it. cesso, bagno, gabinetto, dt. Klo, Toilette →cidit, ritraitoi
Cijiu	[ki͡ʊ̯]		n.prop.	{loan} uk. Київ	Kyiv, dt. Kiew, Kyjiw
cilebra	[kɪˈlebrɐ]		v.t.	-V- *celebra < {loan} lat. celebrāre, celebrō, celebrāvī, celebrātum	celebrate →cilibrati
cilibrati	[kɪlɪˈbratɪ]		n.	cilebr(a) + -ati	celebration
ciliu	[kɪˈli͡ʊ̯]		adj.	cel + -iu	celestial, heavenly, divine, it. celeste, rom. ceresc, dt. himmlisch, Himmels-
cilu-	[ˈkilʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} kilo {SI unit prefix}	kilo, 1e3, 1000, k, it. chilo →cilu-gram, cilu-metra
cilu-gram	[ˈkilʊ ɡram]		n.	cilu- + gram	kilogram, kg [phys] [unit] [SI], it. chilogrammo, dt. Kilogramm →mas
cilu-metra	[ˈkilʊ ˈmetrɐ]		n.	cilu- + metra	kilometre, km [phys] [unit] [SI] →lungitat
cilvin	[kɪlˈvin]		n.	{loan} Kelvin	Kelvin [phys] [unit] [SI] →timpratur
cim	[kim]	-p drops except before vowel	num.	quīnque	five, 5, port. cinco, sard. chímbe, chimme, dt. fünf →cimangrat, ciminti, cintil
cimangrat	[kɪmɐŋˈɡrat]		n.	{calque} lat. quīnquangulum; cim + angrat	pentagon, it. pentagono, dt. Fünfeck
cimen	[kɪˈmen]		n.	caementum	cement
cimi	[ˈkimɪ]		n.	*chīmia < chēmia	chemistry [chem], it. chimica, cat. química, fr. chimie, rom. chimie, dt. Chemie →limen cimi
ciminti	[kɪˈmintɪ]		num.	quinquaginta; cim + -inti	fifty, 50, port. cinquenta, sard. chimbànta, dt. fünfzig
cin.	[kin]		n.abbrev.	cin(til)	Jul. [monthabbr3], dt. Jul.
cinema	[kɪˈnemɐ]		n.	{loan} gr. κῑ́νημᾰ	cinema, it. cinema, dt. Kino →cini-
cini-	[ˈkinɪ]		precomp.	cin(ema) + i	cine-, cinema-, it. cine-, dt. Kino- →cini-tiatra
cini-tiatra	[ˈkinɪ ˈtjatrɐ]		n.	cini- + tiatra	cinema, it. cineteatro, dt. Kino
cinra	[ˈkindrɐ]		n.	cinis, -erem	ash, it. cénere, cat. cendra, sard. chinísu, rom. cenușă, scrum, dt. Asche →acinra, ncinra, prui cinra
cintil	[kɪnˈtil]		n.	k- quintīlis, -em; {initial c- under infl. of cim}	July [month], dt. Juli →cin.
cintur	[kɪnˈtur]		n.	cīnctūra	belt (also [astron]), girdle, it. cintura, fr. ceinture, sp. cinturón, dt. Gürtel →cintur Caiper
cintur Caiper	[kɪnˈtur ka͡ɪ̯ˈper]		n.	cintur + Caiper	Kuiper belt [astron], cat. cinturó de Kuiper, lt. Koiperio juosta, dt. Kuiper-Gürtel
cipul	[kɪˈpul]		n.	cepulla	onion
cir	[kir]		n.	cēra	wax, beeswax, it. cat. occ. sp. port. cera, rom. ceară, fr. cire, dt. Wachs →cirus
circ	[kirk]		n.	{loan} circulus	circus, it. circo, fr. cirque, rom. circ, dt. Zirkus →cric
cires	[kɪˈres]		n.	-(V) *ceresia < *cerasium	cherry →cirisar
ciri	[ˈkirɪ]		v.t.	*quīriō, -īre < -quīrere, -quīrō, -quīsīvī, -quīsītum < quaerere {-ri: rom. cere, cerut; cuceri, cucerit; -i: lat. -īvī, -itum}	request (s.t: obj., from: a), ask (for: obj., s.o.: a), yearn (for: di), it. chiedere, sp. pedir, rom. cere, dt. bitten, beantragen, nach jdm. verlangen →cuciri
cirisar	[kɪrɪˈsar]		n.	cires + -ar	cherry tree
cirus	[kɪˈrus]		adj.	cir + -us	waxy, it. cereo, cat. cerós, dt. wächsern
citrar	[kɪˈtrar]		n.	cetr(a) + -ar	citrus (plant, shrub, tree), it. agrume, port. citro, dt. Zitruspflanze
citrat	[kɪˈtrat]		n.	cetr(a) + -at	citrate [chem], it. citrato, dt. Zitrat
citriu	[kɪˈtri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	cetr(a) + -iu	citric, citrusy, lemony, dt. zitrusartig, zitrus-, zitronen-
ciu	[ki͡ʊ̯]		interj.	(V)- -(')- +V -(C) ecce 'hōc	there, here it is, see, behold, it. ecco, port. eis, fr. voici, voilà, dt. da, hier ist es, sieh, tja; cmp. it. ciò
cium	[kjum]		pron.indef.	ce + -um	someone, something →alt-cium, pi cium
			pron.rel.		whoever, whatever
ciutat	[kjʊˈtat]		n.	civitās, -tem; ciu + -(i)tat	city, town →bosc ciutat, ciutatan
ciutatan	[kjʊtɐˈtan]		n.	ciutat + -an	citizen, it. cittadino, fr. citoyen, cat. ciutadà, rom. cetățean, dt. Bürger
Clar	[klar]		n.prop.	clar	Claire
clar	[klar]		adj.	clara, -us, -um	clear, bright, light, it. chiaro, sp. claro, dt. hell, klar →aclar, Clar, claric, diclar, robi clar
claric	[klɐˈrik]		v.t.	clar + -ic	clarify, sort out, port. clarificar, dt. klären →claricat
claricat	[klɐrɪˈkat]		adj.	claric + -at	clarified, port. clarificado, dt. geklärt →butir claricat
clor	[klor]		n.	{loan}	chlorine, Cl {element 17} [chem], cat. clor →clurat, clurida, clurit
clurat	[klʊˈrat]		n.	clor + -at	chlorate [chem], it. clorato, dt. Chlorat
clurida	[klʊˈridɐ]		n.	clor + -ida	chloride [chem], fr. chlorure, sp. it. cloruro, port. cloreto, dt. Chlorid
clurit	[klʊˈrit]		n.	clor + -it	chlorite [chem], it. clorito, dt. Chlorit
cobra	[ˈkobrɐ]		n.	*cubrum < cuprum {-p- was already -b- in vlat.}	copper, Cu {element 29} [chem], sp. cobre, cat. coure, fr. cuivre, sard. (ar)ràmene, it. rame, friul. ram, rom. aramă, cupru, dt. Kupfer →cubriu, ramla
coc	[kok]		v.t.	*cocō, -ere < coquere, coquō, coxī, coctum {-(i): no -itum in lat.; incons. perf.part. in Rom: cat. cuit, it. cotto, sp. cocido, rom. copt}	cook, bake, fry {prepare food, regardless of method}, cat. coure, cuinar, dt. kochen, backen, braten →coc trot, cucin
coc trot	[kok trot]		v.i.	coc + trot	make/bake a cake
cofra	[ˈkofrɐ]		n.	cophinus, -um	chest, coffer, it. cassa, cofano, baule, sp. arca, baúl, cat. cofre, fr. coffre, rom. cufăr, dt. Kiste, Truhe →cofra frot
cofra frot	[ˈkofrɐ frot]		n.	cofra + frot	safe (for storing valuable things), it. cassaforte, cat. caixa forta, sp. caja fuerte, cofre, rom. seif, dt. Tresor, Geldschrank, Safe
col	[kol]		n.	collus, -um	neck
(coli)	[ˈkolɪ]	not used in isolation	n.stem.	+V caulem	cabbage, cauli- →culicap, culicrisp, culiflur, culirap
com	[kom]		adv.interr.	*como < quōmōdo; {-o-: due to late drop of -u}	how? →alt-com, com ca, com is cos e, com is cos ti e, com la, cum, cumum
			adv.rel.		how, like, as
com ca	[kom ka]		adv.dem.	com + ca	like this, dt. wie dies, wie das hier
com is cos e	[ko mis ko se]		phr.	com + is + cos + e	how are you? it. Come stai? sp. ¿Qué tal?, ¿Cómo estás?, rom. Ce mai faci?, dt. Wie geht's? →com is cos ti e
com is cos ti e	[ko mis kos ti e]		phr.	com + is + cos + ti + e	how are you? it. Come stai? sp. ¿Qué tal?, ¿Cómo estás?, rom. Ce mai faci?, dt. Wie geht's? →com is cos e
com la	[kom bla]		adv.dem.	com + la	like that, dt. wie jenes, wie das da
compra	[ˈkomprɐ]		v.t.	*comparō, -āre; comparātum	buy, it. comprare, sp. comprar, rom. cumpăra, dt. kaufen →cumpar
conta	[ˈkontɐ]		v.t.	+V *computō, -āre < computāre	count, tell →conti
conti	[ˈkontɪ]		n.	cont(a) + -i	bill, check, sp. cuenta, it. conto, fr. addition, dt. Rechnung
copri	[ˈkoprɪ]		v.t.	*cooperiō, -īre; coopertum	cover, it. coprire, fr. couvrer, dt. verdecken
cor	[kor]		n.	*cor, -em < cor, cordis	heart, it. cuore, fr. cœur, friul. cûr, sp. corazón, cat. port. cor, rom. cord, inimă, dt. Herz →cor uman
cor uman	[ko rʊˈman]		n.	cor + uman	human heart
cos	[kos]		n.	causa	thing →cal cos, ce cos, com is cos e, com is cos ti e
cost	[kost]		n.	costa	coast, it. costa, dt. Küste
cosu	[ˈkosʊ]		v.t.	*cōnsuō, -ere; cōnsūtum; {-ut: rom., lat. have -ut}	sew, it. cucire, cat. cusir, rom. coase, dt. nähen
cou	[ko͡ʊ̯]		n.	cauda	tail, it. coda, cat. cua, occ. coa, fr. queue, rsch. cua, port. cola, rom. coadă, dt. Schwanz →cou bou
cou bou	[ko͡ʊ̯ bo͡ʊ̯]		n.	cou + bou	ox tail, it. coda di bue, dt. Ochsenschwanz →sup cou bou
crab-	[krab]		precomp.	crab(uni)	carb-, carbon- [chem], pertaining to carbon, dt. Karb- →crabusil
crabun	[krɐˈbun]		n.	carbōnem	coal, carbon, cat. carbó, dt. Kohle, Kohlen- →crabuni
crabuni	[krɐˈbunɪ]		n.	{loan}; crabun + i	carbon, C {element 6} [chem], cat. carboni →aciar crabuni, crab-
crabusil	[krɐbʊˈsil]		n.	crab- + os(i) + -il	carboxyl, carboxi- [chem], it. carbossile, carbossilico, dt. Karboxyl
craci	[ˈkrakɪ]		n.	*calcea	sock, stocking, it. calza, calzino, dt. Strumpf →craci cutun, craci lan, craci matas, craci nilun, craci rit, cracit
craci cutun	[ˈkrakɪ kʊˈtun]		n.	craci + cutun	cotton sock, it. calza/calzino di cotone, dt. Baumwollsocke
craci lan	[ˈkrakɪ lan]		n.	craci + lan	woolen sock, it. calza/calzino di lana, dt. Wollsocke
craci matas	[ˈkrakɪ mɐˈtas]		n.	craci + matas	silk stocking, it. calza di seta, dt. Seidenstrumpf
cracin	[krɐˈkin]		n.	calcīna	lime, dt. Kalk
craci nilun	[ˈkrakɪ nɪˈlun]		n.	craci + nilun	nylon stocking, it. calza di nylon, dt. Nylonstrumpf
craci rit	[ˈkrakɪ rit]		n.	craci + rit	fish net stocking, it. calza/calzino a rete, dt. Netzstrumpf
cracit	[krɐˈkit]		n.	-e>j- *calceātus, -um; craci + -(a)t	shoe, it. scarpa, calzatura, cat. calçat, port. calçado, dt. Schuh
cradun	[krɐˈdun]		n.	cardōnem	thistle, cat. cardon, fr. chardon, cardon, it. cardone, cardo, dt. Diestel
crafil	[krɐˈfil]		n.	caryophylla	carnation, pink, clove, it. garofano, fr. girofle, cat. clavell, dt. Nelke, Kartäusernelke →ros
			adj.		pink, rose [colour], it. rosa, dt. rosa →vin crafil
crai	[kra͡ɪ̯]		adv.	crās	tomorrow
Cral	[kral]		n.	Carolus, -um	Carl, sp. Carlos, dt. Karl →Cral Gran
Cral Gran	[kral ɡran]		n.prop.	Cral + gran	Charlemagne
cram	[kram]		v.t.	*clāmō, -āre	call, it. chiamare, sp. llamar, cat. clamar, fr. appeler, rom. chema, dt. nennen, rufen, anrufen, heißen
			v.refl.		be called, be named, it. chiamarsi, sp. llamarse, fr. s'appeler, dt. sich nennen, heißen
cran	[kran]		n.	carnis, -em	meat →cranus, fratat di cran
crang	[kraŋ]		n.	-*r- cancrum	crab, it. granchio, cat. cranc, dt. Krebs →Nebra Crang
crani	[ˈkranɪ]		n.	crānium	skull
cranus	[krɐˈnus]		adj.	*carnōsus, -a, -um; cran + -us	meaty
crar	[krar]		adj.	calidus, -a, -um	warm, it. caldo, cat. rom. cald, fr. chaud, dt. warm →crarar, ncrar, nimal sam crar, repu crar, tenu crar
crarar	[krɐˈrar]		n.	crar + -ar	boiler, it. calaia, port. caldeira, dt. Heizkessel, Boiler
crau	[kra͡ʊ̯]		n.	clāvis, -em	key, it. chiave, fr. clé, cat. clau, sp. llave, port. chave, rom. cheie, sard. crai, dt. Schlüssel →cravec, os crau, su crau
crau	[kra͡ʊ̯]		n.	clāvus, -um	nail (fastener), it. chiodo, fr. clou, cat. clau, sp. clavo, port. cravo, sard. crau, dt. Nagel (Befestigungsutensil)
cravec	[krɐˈvek]		n.	clāvicula; crau + -ec	bolt, peg, dowel, wall plug, small key, it. cavicchia, cat. clavilla, fr. cheville, dt. Bolzen, Stift, Stöpsel, Stecker, Schlüsselchen
crem	[krem]		v.t.	*cremō, -āre	burn, burn up, incinerate, cremate
cresi	[ˈkresɪ]		n.	ecclēsia	church →crisian
cret	[kret]		adj.	certum	certain, sure →crititat
creu	[kre͡ʊ̯]		n.	cervus, -um	deer, it. cervo, fr. cerf, rom. cerb, sard. cherbu, dt. Hirsch →dos creu
cribel	[krɪˈbel]		n.	cerebellum	brain
cric	[krik]		n.	-(ra) circulus, -um	circle, it. cerchio, fr. cercle, circolo, rom. cerc, dt. Kreis →circ, ser cric
cric	[krik]		v.t.	*circō, -āre	search, seek
Crimen	[krɪˈmen]		n.prop.	Clementem	Clemens
cripton	[krɪpˈton]		n.	{loan}	krypton, Kr {element 36} [chem], cat. criptó
crisian	[krɪsˈjan]		n.	cresi + -an	ecclesial, pertaining to church
crisp	[krisp]		adj.	crispus, -a, -um	frizzy, curly, cat. cresp, rom. creț, dt. kraus →culicrisp, latuc crisp
Crist	[krist]		n.prop.	Christus, -um	Christus
Cristin	[krɪsˈtin]		n.prop.	Christīna	Christina
(crit)	[krit]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*crētō, -āre; crētātum	-crete, it. -cretare, -cernere, fr. -créter, sp. -cretar, dt. -kret, scheiden →scrit, sicrit
crititat	[krɪtɪˈtat]		n.	*certi(tūdinem) + -tātem; cret + -itat	certainty
criu	[kri͡ʊ̯]		n.	*crībum < crībrum	sieve, it. crivo, crivello, fr. crible, cat. crivell, rom. ciur, arom. tsir, dt. Sieb →ncriu
crivis	[krɪˈvis]		n.	-(V) cerevisia	beer →crivisai, crivisar, crivis capra, crivis tric
crivisai	[krɪvɪˈsa͡ɪ̯]		n.	crivis + -ai	brewery, brewery bar
crivisar	[krɪvɪˈsar]		n.	crivis + -ar	brewer
crivis capra	[krɪˈvis ˈkaprɐ]		n.	{calque} dt. Bockbier; crivis + capra	bock beer, strong lager, strong ale, dt. Bockbeer, sp. bock
crivis tric	[krɪˈvis trik]		n.	crivis + tric	wheat beer, weizen
Croi	[kro͡ɪ̯]		n.prop.	Claudia, -us	Claudia, Claudius
crom	[krom]		n.	{loan}	cromium, Cr {element 24} [chem], cat. crom
cronu	[ˈkronʊ]		n.	cornū, -ūs	horn
crop	[krop]		v.t.	*colpō, -āre < {deriv.} colpus, -um	strike, beat, knock, punch, hit →cropi
cropi	[ˈkropɪ]		n.	colpus, -um; crop + -i	strike, beat, knock, punch, hit, shock →unra cropi
cror	[kror]		n.	chorda	rope →cror stratar, crurun
cror stratar	[kror strɐˈtar]		n.	cror + strat + -ar	skipping rope, fr. corde à sauter, it. corda per saltare, dt. Springseil
crou	[kro͡ʊ̯]		n.	corvus, -um	raven, it. port. corvo, cat. rom. corb, sp. cuervo, fr. corbeau, dt. Rabe →crou mar, cruviu
crou mar	[kro͡ʊ̯ mar]		n.	corvus marīnus; crou + mar	cormorant, cat. corb marí, sard. crovu e mari, corvu marinu, dt. Kormoran
cru	[kru]		adj.	crūdus, -um	raw, immature, unripe, bloody, crude, cat. fr. port. sard. cru, rom. crud, it. sp. crudo, dt. roh, unreif, blutig, schlicht
cruc	[kruk]		n.	crucem	cross, it. croce, sp. cruz, cat. creu, dt. Kreuz
crucol	[krʊˈkol]		n.	*colocolla < *colocea < cochlea; {etym. unclear}	snail, it. lumaca, chiocciola, sp. caragol, cat. caracol, fr. escargot, rom. melc, dt. Schnecke
crucut	[krʊˈkut]		n.	cucurbitam	pumpkin, squash, gourd, it. zucca, dt. Kürbis, sci. cucurbitaceae →crucutec, sup mantic crucut
crucutec	[krʊkʊˈtek]		n.	crucut + -ec	courgette, it. zucchina, sci. cucurbita pepo
crugu	[ˈkruɡʊ]		v.i.	-kw- *curguō, -ere < currere {-(u): cat. corregut, fr. couru, friul. corût, sic. currutu; -g-: rom. curge, cat. corregut, -(rs): not easily recognisable}	run, sprint, walk quickly, flow quickly, it. correre, sp. correr, fr. courir, rom. cure, curge, dt. laufen, rennen →crugumen, crugutur, cucrugu, ucrugu
crugumen	[krʊɡʊˈmen]		n.	{calque} lat. currēns, -tem; crugu + -(a)men	current (electric and river), it. corrente, sp. corriente, fr. courant, dt. Strom (elektrisch und Wasserlauf) →amper
crugutur	[krʊɡʊˈtur]		n.	crugu + -(a)tur	runner, sprinter, it. corridore, fr. coureur, dt. Läufer
crui	[kru͡ɪ̯]		n.	*corps < corpus; {from. orig. nom./acc. with -s like cat. and fr.}	body, it. corpo, sp. cuerpo, ofr. cors, fr. corps, cat. cos, rom. corp, dt. Körper →crui cel
crui cel	[kru͡ɪ̯ kel]		n.	crui + cel	celestial body, it. corpo celeste, cat. cos celeste, rom. corp ceresc, astru, dt. Himmelskörper
crup	[krup]		n.	culpa	guilt, it. colpa, sard. crupa, dt. Schuld →crupat
crupat	[krʊˈpat]		adj.	crup + -at	guilty, it. colpevole, sp. cat. culpable, port. culpado, rom. vinovat, dt. schuldig →nicrupat
crurun	[krʊˈrun]		n.	chordōnem; cror + -un	cord →crurun umrican
crurun umrican	[krʊˈru nʊmbrɪˈkan]		n.	crurun + umrican	umbilical cord
crus	[krus]		v.t.	*clūsō, -āre < *-clūdere, -clusum < claudere, clausum {-s(i): more recognisable derivatives; no consistent -d- in Rom.; cat. cloure, clos, it. chiuso}	close s.t., cause to close, it. chiudere, dt. schließen →crusat, cucrus, ncrus
			v.refl.		close {by itself}, be/get/become closed, it. chiudersi, dt. sich schließen →crusti
crusat	[krʊˈsat]		adj.	crus + -at	closed, it. chiuso, dt. geschlossen
crusti	[ˈkrustɪ]		n.	crus + -(a)ti	closure, closing, it. chiusure, fr. clôture, dt. Abschluß, Schließung
crut	[krut]		adj.	curtum	short, cut short, it. sp. corto, cat. curt, fr. court, dt. kurz, kurzgeschnitten →breu, crutic, unra crut
crut	[krut]		n.	cohors, -tem	court (residence, retinue), courtyard, it. sp. port. corte, cat. cort, fr. cour, dt. Hof (Residenz, Gefolge, Platz)
crutel	[krʊˈtel]		n.	cultellus, -um	knife →lamra crutel
crutic	[krʊˈtik]		v.t.	**curtificāre; crut + -ic	cut, cut off, shorten
cruviu	[krʊˈvi͡ʊ̯]		n.	crou + -iu	raven-black, it. corvino, rom. corbiu, rabenschwarz
cu	[ku]		n.	*cū	[letter] q, Q, U+0051, U+0071 →er, pe
cual	[kʊˈal]		v.i.	*coāgulō, -āre; coāgulātum	curdle, coagulate, it. cagliare, coagulare, cat. quallar, coagular, fr. cailler, coaguler, sp. cuajar, coagular, rom. închega, coagula, dt. gerinnen, koagulieren
cubalt	[kʊˈbalt]		n.	{loan}	cobalt, Co {element 27} [chem], cat. cobalt
cubatu	[kʊˈbatʊ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + batu	combat, fight (against:obj.), it. combattere, lottare, cat. combatre, dt. bekämpfen, kämpfen (gegen:obj.)
cubriu	[kʊˈbri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	cobr(a) + -iu	copper coloured, it. cupreo, dt. kupferfarben
cucepu	[kʊˈkepʊ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + cepu	conceive, come up with, contrive, devise, understand, it. concipire, cat. concebre, dt. entwerfen, ausdenken, ersinnen, konzipieren, verstehen, begreifen →cuciput
cucin	[kʊˈkin]		n.	coquina; coc + -in	kitchen →cucinar
cucinar	[kʊkɪˈnar]		n.	coquinarius; cucin + -ar	cook
cuciput	[kʊkɪˈput]		adj.	cucepu + -(a)t	conceived, it. concepito, cat. concebut, dt. ersonnen
			n.		concept, idea, it. concetto, cat. concepte, dt. Konzept, Idee, Begriff, Vorstellung
cuciri	[kʊˈkirɪ]		v.t.	conquīrere; cu(n)- + ciri	win, defeat, conquer, overpower, cat. guanyar, conquistar, conquerir, rom. cuceri, dt. gewinnen, erobern, überwältigen, besiegen →cucirir, cucirit, cuciritat, cuciritur
cucirir	[kʊkɪˈrir]		n.	cuciri + -(a)r	winning {process}, win {event}, conquering, dt. Gewinnen, Erobern
cucirit	[kʊkɪˈrit]		adj.	cuciri + -(a)t	won, conquered, rom. cucerit, dt. gewonnen
			n.		prize, yield, profit, what was won, it. guadagno, cat. guany, dt. Gewinn
cuciritat	[kʊkɪrɪˈtat]		n.	cuciri + -(i)tat	conquest, it. conquista, rom. cucerire, dt. Eroberung
cuciritur	[kʊkɪrɪˈtur]		n.	cuciri + -(a)tur	winner, conqueror, sp. conquistador, cat. guanyador, vencedor, dt. Gewinner
cuclar	[kʊˈklar]		n.	-(V) cochleārium	spoon, sp. cuchara, dt. Löffel →cuclarin
cuclarin	[kʊklɐˈrin]		n.	cuclar + -in	tea spoon
cucra	[ˈkukrɐ]		n.	(V)- *acūcla < acus + -cla	needle
cucrugu	[kʊˈkruɡʊ]		v.i.	cu(n)- + crugu	compete (with:cun, for:pi), fr. concourir, rivaliser, cat. port. sp. competir, rom. concura, dt. konkurrieren (mit:cun, um:pi), wetteifern →cucrugutat, cucrugutur
cucrugutat	[kʊkrʊɡʊˈtat]		n.	cucrugu + -(i)tat	competition, dt. Konkurrenz
cucrugutur	[kʊkrʊɡʊˈtur]		n.	cucrugu + -(a)tur	competitor, it. rivale, competitore, sp. contrincante, port. competidor, concorrente, dt. Konkurrent
cucrus	[kʊˈkrus]		v.t.	cu(n)- + crus	conclude, it. concludere, dt. schlußfolgern, folgern, schließen, beenden, abschließen →cucrusti
cucrusti	[kʊˈkrustɪ]		n.	cucrus + -(a)ti	conclusion, it. conclusione, dt. Schlußfolgerung, Beendigung, Abschluß
cucudril	[kʊkʊˈdril]		n.	{loan}	crocodile
cucul	[kʊˈkul]		n.	cucūlus, -um	cuckoo
cudolu	[kʊˈdolʊ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + dolu	feel sorry (for: obj.), sp. condoler, dt. mitfühlen (mit: obj.) →cuduluti
			v.refl.		condole (s.o.: a), sp. condolerse, dt. kondolieren, Beileid aussprechen (dat.: a)
cuduluti	[kʊdʊˈlutɪ]		n.	cudolu + -(a)ti	condolences, it. condoglianze, dt. Beileid
cufonu	[kʊˈfonʊ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + fonu	confuse (s.o. or s.t.), it. confondere, disorientare, dt. verwirren, verwechseln
cufrum	[kʊˈfrum]		adj.	cu(n) + frum	compliant (with: a), conforming (to: a), in accordance (with: a), it. conforme, sard. cuforma, cufromma, dt. konform, entsprechend (dat.: a)
cuit	[kʊˈit]		v.t.	*cō'gitō, -āre < cōgitāre, cōgitō, cōgitātum	think, believe, reason, sp. pensar, rom. cugeta, dt. meinen, denken, cmp. port. cuidar
			v.i.		think (of, about: di), sp. pensar, dt. denken
cul	[kul]		det.dem.	*ecculle < eccu ille	this; that; these; those, it. quello, questo, sard. cuddu, dt. dieser, jener →cul ca, cul la, cul siran, is cul e, is cul fu, ni cul cavi, nu pi cul
			pron.dem.		the one ... (who) →cul ce
cul ca	[kul ka]		pron.dem.	cul + ca	this
cul ce	[kul ke]		phr.	cul + ce	the one who
culega	[kʊˈleɡɐ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + lega	bind together, join, establish contact, it. collegare, dt. verbinden, zusammenschließen, in Verbindung bringen
			v.refl.		bind together, join, make contact, it. collegarsi, dt. verbinden, zusammenschließen, in Verbindung setzen
culei	[kʊˈle͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	{calque} colligere; cu(n)- + lei	collect, gather, it. fr. cueillir, cat. collir, sp. coger, dt. sammeln, zusammensuchen, auflesen →culiti, riculei
culicap	[kʊlɪˈkap]		n.	coli + cap	cabbage, it. cavolo, cat. col, rom. varză, dt. Kohl →vridi
culicrisp	[kʊlɪˈkrisp]		n.	coli + crisp	kale, sp. col crespa, cat. col verda, dt. Grünkohl →culicrisp nir
culicrisp nir	[kʊlɪˈkrisp nir]		n.	culicrisp + nir	Tuscan kale, black kale, it. cavolo nera, dt. Schwarzkohl
culiflur	[kʊlɪˈflur]		n.	coli + flur	cauliflower, cat. col-i-flor, it. cavolfiore, dt. Blumenkohl
culirap	[kʊlɪˈrap]		n.	coli + rap	cabbage turnip, it. cavolo rapa, sp. colirrábano, dt. Kohlrabi, sci. brassica oleracea
culiti	[kʊˈlitɪ]		n.	cule(i) + -(a)ti	collection, it. collezione, dt. Sammlung
cul la	[kul la]		pron.dem.	cul + la	that
culos	[kʊˈlos]		n.	colossus, -um	giant, colossus, it. gigante, colosso, dt. Riese, Gigant, Koloß →culos robi, Culos Rudui, lotri culos
culos robi	[kʊˈlos ˈrobɪ]		n.	culos + robi	red giant, it. gigante rossa, dt. roter Riese
Culos Rudui	[kʊˈlos rʊˈdu͡ɪ̯]		n.	culos + Rudui	Colossus of Rhodes, it. Colosso di Rodi, dt. Koloß von Rhodos
culou	[kʊˈlo͡ʊ̯]		n.	-(ra) *co'lobra < 'colubra	non-venomous snake, harmless snake, cat. colombra, fr. couleuvre, dt. Natter, ungiftige Schlange, harmlose Schlange
cul siran	[kul sɪˈran]		n.	cul + siran	that evening, dt. den Abend →ni cul siran
culum	[kʊˈlum]		n.	columna	column, it. colonna, fr. colonne, cat. columna, dt. Säule
culur	[kʊˈlur]		n.	colōr, -em	colour, it. colore, sp. cat. color, malt. kulur, fr. couleur, port. cor, lig. cô, nl. kleur, dt. Farbe →culur mel, culur Savel, culurus, niculur
culur mel	[kʊˈlur mel]		n.	culur + mel	colour of honey, it. colore di miele, dt. Farbe wie Honig
			adj.		honey-coloured, it. color miele, dt. honigfarben →miliu
culur Savel	[kʊˈlur sɐˈvel]		adj.	culur + Savel	isabelline, sp. isabelo, port. isabel, dt. isabellfarben
culurus	[kʊlʊˈrus]		adj.	culur + -us	colorful, coloured, it. colorato, dt. bunt, farbig
cum	[kum]		conj.	com	how
cuman	[kʊˈman]		v.t.	*commandō, -āre; commandātum	command →cumantur
cumantur	[kʊmɐnˈtur]		n.	cuman + -(a)tur	commander, it. comandante
cumin	[kʊˈmin]		v.t.	*comintō, -āre < *com+initiāre	begin, start, commence →cuminti
			v.i.		begin, start {by itself}, be started
cuminti	[kʊˈmintɪ]		n.	cumin + -(a)ti	beginning
cumpar	[kʊmˈpar]		v.t.	*compārō, -āre < comparāre	compare, it. comparare, dt. vergleichen; cmp. par, compra, sipar →cumparati
cumparati	[kʊmpɐˈratɪ]		n.	cumpar + -ati	comparison, it. comparazione, collazione, paragone, dt. Vergleich
cumpat	[kʊmˈpat]		adj.	compactus, -um	compact, dense, it. compatto, sp. compacto, dt. dicht, kompakt →disc cumpat
cumra	[ˈkumbrɐ]		n.	culmen, -inis	top, summit, peak, apex, it. colmo, cima, sp. cumbre, cima, dt. Gipfel, Wipfel, Spitze, Baumkrone, Höchststand, First, Kuppe →cumra mon, cumr' ap, cumra spraga, tracumra
cumra mon	[ˈkumbrɐ mon]		n.	cumra + mon	mountain peak, dt. Berggipfel
cumr' ap	[kumb rap]		n.	cumr(a) + ap	highest water, dt. Höchstwasserstand, Springflut
cumra spraga	[ˈkumbrɐs ˈpraɡɐ]		n.	cumra + spraga	asparagus spears, dt. Spargelspitzen
cumum	[kʊˈmum]		adv.indef.	com + -um	somehow →alt-cumum
			adv.rel.		however
			conj.		however, no matter how
cun-	[kun]	n- only before vowel	pref.v.<v./n.	*cōn- < con-, com-, cor-, col-, co-	con-, with →cubatu, cucepu, cuciri, cucrugu, cucrus, cudolu, cufonu, culega, culei, cunet, cuniun, cupas, cuprin, cuput, curic, curilati, cusist, custetu, cutenu, cuveni
cun	[kun]	n- only before vowel	prep.	cum	with →acustumra, cucrugu, cufrum, cuniun, cuniun, cuveni, lut, mitis cun, mpesi, ncrac, ncui cun, nspus, past cu mantic limun
cuncis	[kʊŋˈkis]		adj.	concīsus, -a, -um	concise, it. conciso, dt. bündig, knapp, prägnant, kurz und bündig
cunet	[kʊˈnet]		v.t.	cu(n)- + net	connect, link, it. connettere, sp. conectar, rom. conecta, dt. verbinden →cunitur, lega
cunic	[kʊˈnik]		n.	cunīculus, -um	rabbit, it. coniglio, port. coelho, sp. conejo, fr. lapin, cat. conill, rom. iepure, dt. Kaninchen, Kanickel, Karnickel
cunil	[kʊˈnil]		n.	cunēla	thyme, it. timo, fr. thym, sp. tomillo, cat. farigola, gal. tormentelo, rom. cimbru, dt. Thymian
cunitur	[kʊnɪˈtur]		n.	cunet + -(at)ur	connector, it. connettore, sp. conector, dt. Verbinder, Stecker, Anschluß →cunitur litriu
cunitur litriu	[kʊnɪˈtur lɪˈtri͡ʊ̯]		n.	cunitur + litriu	electric connector, it. connettore elettrico, ast. coneutor llétricu, rom. conector electric, dt. elektrischer Anschluß
cuniun	[kʊnˈjun]		v.t.	cun- + iun	join (with: cun), conjoin, it. congiungere, dt. verbinden, zusammenfügen, kuppeln, vereinen →cuniunti
			v.refl.		join (with: cun), conjoin, unite, it. collegarsi, bendarsi, coniugarsi, dt. verbinden, vereinen, zusammenfügen
cuniunti	[kʊnˈjuntɪ]		n.	cuniun + -(a)ti	conjunction, it. congiunzione, dt. Verbindung, Konjunktion, Bindewort →aiatiu
cuntra	[ˈkuntrɐ]		prep.	-(')- contra	against, fr. contre, it. contro, friul. cuintri, rsch. encunter, sard. còntra, cronta, sp., sic., ven., port., gal., ast., cat. contra, dt. gegen, cmp. rom. către →cuntra roi, cuntr' umanitat
cuntra roi	[ˈkuntrɐ ro͡ɪ̯]		adv.	cuntra + roi	unwillingly, against the will
cuntr' umanitat	[kunt rʊmɐnɪˈtat]		n.	cuntr(a) + umanitat	against humanity
cunul	[kʊˈnul]		n.	*cunūla < *cūnula/*cūnāvula < cūnae, cūnābula	cradle, it. culla, fr. berceau, cat. bressol, sp. cuna, dt. Wiege →cunul umanitat, dis cunul afin murmen
cunul umanitat	[kʊˈnu lʊmɐnɪˈtat]		n.	cunul + umanitat	cradle of humankind, it. culla dell'umanità, dt. Wiege der Menschheit
cunus	[kʊˈnus]		v.t.	*cōgnōsō, -āre < cōgnōscere {-(u): Rom. usually has -isc- + -ut; -(i): lat. -ō, -ōvī}	know, be acquainted with, sp. conocer, dt. kennen →ricunus
cup	[kup]		n.	*cuppa < cūpa	cup (drinking vessel), mug, it. tazza, coppa, cat. tassa, copa, fr. tasse, coupe, sp. taza, port. chávena, rom. ceașcă, dt. Tasse
(cup)	[kup]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*cupō, -āre	cut →ucup
cupas	[kʊˈpas]		v.t.	conquassō, -āre; cu(n)- + pas	crush, smash, it. pigiare, schiacchiare, sp. aplastar, dt. zerquetschen, zerschlagen
cupirnici	[kʊpɪrˈnikɪ]		n.	{loan}	copernicium, Cn {element 112} [chem], cat. copernici
cuprin	[kʊˈprin]		v.t.	comprehendere; cu(n)- + prin	understand
cuput	[kʊˈput]		v.t.	*compūtō, -āre; cu(n)- + put	compute
cur	[kur]		v.t.	*cūrō, -āre; cūrātum	cure, heal, tend to, care for, it. curare, cat. curar, rom. cura, dt. heilen, pflegen →curi
			v.refl.		heal up, recover (from: di), sp. curarse, dt. abheilen, zuheilen, genesen
curi	[ˈkurɪ]		n.	{loan}	curium, Cm {element 96} [chem], cat. curi
curi	[ˈkurɪ]		n.	cur + -i	cure, care, treatment, it. cat. sp. port. cura, rom. cură, fr. cure, dt. Heilung, Sorge, Versorgung, Behandlung
curic	[kʊˈrik]		v.t.	cu(n)- + ric	correct, fix →curicat, curit
curicat	[kʊrɪˈkat]		adj.	curic + -at	corrected, it. corretto, fr. corrigé, sp. corregido, cat. corregit, dt. bereinigt, verbessert, korrigiert →curit, nicuricat
curilati	[kʊrɪˈlatɪ]		n.	cu(n)- + rilati	correlation, it. correlazione, dt. Wechselbeziehung, Korrelation →curilatiu
curilatiu	[kʊrɪlɐˈti͡ʊ̯]		adj.	curilat(i) + -iu	correlative, it. correlativo, dt. wechselbezüglich, korrelierend, korrelativ
curit	[kʊˈrit]		adj.	**corrictus, -a, -um < correctus; {-i-: infl. from curic}	correct, it. corretto, fr. correct, sp. correcto, rom. corect, dt. korrekt, richtig, tadellos, genau →curicat, nicurit
curs	[kurs]		n.	{loan} lat. cursus, -um	course (edu.), it. corso, dt. Kurs
curui	[kʊˈru͡ɪ̯]		v.i.	*corruiō, -īre < corruere, corruō, corrutum	collapse, crash, it. crollare, collassare, accasciarsi, sp. desmoronar, fr. effondrer, dt. einstürzen, zusammenfallen, zusammenbrechen →curuin, curuiti
curuin	[kʊrʊˈin]		n.	curu(i) + -in	ruin, it. rovina, fr. ruine, sp. ruina, dt. Ruine
curuiti	[kʊrʊˈitɪ]		n.	curui + -(a)ti	collapse, it. collasso, dt. Kollaps, Zusammensturz, Einsturz
curun	[kʊˈrun]		n.	corōna	crown, it. sp. cat. occ. sard. corona, fr. couronne, port. coroa, rom. cunună, rsch. curuna, friul. corone, dt. Krone; cmp. it. sic. rsch. cruna
cus	[kus]		n.	*cōxa < *coxa	thigh, it. coscia, cat. cuixa, sp. cuja, fr. cuisse, rom. coapsă, dt. Schenkel →cus ran
cusedra	[kʊˈsedrɐ]		v.t.	-d- *cōnsiderō, -āre	consider
cusin	[kʊˈsin]		n.	*coxīnum	cushion, it. cuscino, fr. coussin, dt. Kissen, Polster →cusinec, nau cusin ar, vicla cusin ar
cusinec	[kʊsɪˈnek]		n.	cusin + -ec	bearing, cat. coixinet, it. cuscinetto, rom. rulment, dt. Lager →cusinec a grou
cusinec a grou	[kʊsɪˈne ka ɡro͡ʊ̯]		n.	cusinec + a + grou	ball bearling, sp. cojinete de bolas, rodamiento a bolas, it. cuscinetto a sfere, dt. Kugellager
cusist	[kʊˈsist]		v.i.	cu(n)- + sist	consist (of: ni), it. consistere, sp. consistir, dt. bestehen (aus: ni)
cus ran	[kus ran]		n.	cus + ran	frog's legs, fr. cuisse de grenouille, it. coscia di rana, rsch. comba rauna, rom. picioare de broască, dt. Froschschenkel
cust	[kust]		v.t.	*cōnstō, -āre; cōnstātum	cost, it. costare, dt. kosten
custan	[kʊsˈtan]		adj.	cōnstāns, -antem	constant
custat	[kʊsˈtat]		n.	costātus, -um	side, it. lato, sp. lado, costado, cat. lat, costat, fr. côté, dt. Seite
custetu	[kʊsˈtetʊ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + stetu	constitute, establish, compose, make up, it. costituire, sp. constituir, dt. gründen, einrichten, festsetzen
custra	[ˈkustrɐ]		n.	cōnsul, -em	consul
custrin	[kʊsˈtrin]		n.	-v- cōnsōbrīnus, -um	cousin, nephew or niece of parent [kin], fr. cousin, cousine, arom. cusurin, ver, rom. sp. primo, dt. Cousin, Cousine, Vetter, Base
custumra	[kʊsˈtumbrɐ]		n.	consuētūdō, -inem	custom, costume, it. costume, costudine, fr. coutume, dt. Gepflogenheit, Kostüm →acustumra
cut	[kut]		n.	cubitum	elbow, cubit, it. gomito, cubito (metr.), rom. cot, fr. coude, sp. codo, cat. colze, occ. coide, code, dt. Ellenbogen, Ellbogen, Elle (Maßeinheit)
cutegu	[kʊˈteɡʊ]		adj.	+V -g- *cōtiguus, -a, -um < contiguus	adjoining, adjacent, contiguous, cat. contigu, it. contiguo, dt. anhängend, angrenzend, anstoßend, zusammenhängend
cutenu	[kʊˈtenʊ]		v.t.	cu(n)- + tenu	contain, it. contenere, dt. enthalten, beinhalten, fassen, zurückdrängen, eindämmen →cutinutur
cutinutur	[kʊtɪnʊˈtur]		n.	cutenu + -(a)tur	container, vessel, it. contenitore, dt. Behälter, Gefäß, Container
cutoni	[kʊˈtonɪ]		n.	*cotōneum	quince
cutun	[kʊˈtun]		n.	{loan}	cotton, sp. algodón, cat. cotó, dt. Baumwolle →craci cutun
cuveni	[kʊˈvenɪ]		v.t.	con+venīre; cu(n)- + veni	agree on, dt. etw. verabreden
			v.i.		agree (with: cun, to (do): a); agree (with: cun, on: ni)
cvarc	[kvark]		n.	{loan}	quark [phys] [stdmodel]
D
da	[da]		v.t.	*da < dare	give (to: a), it. dare, sp. dar, cat. donar, fr. donner, friul. dâ, rom. da, dt. geben
darmstati	[dɐrˈmstatɪ]		n.	{loan}	darmstadtium, Ds {element 110} [chem], cat. darmstadti
dat	[dat]		n.	datum	dice, cube, it. dado, cubo, fr. dé, cat. dau, cub, occ. dat, rom. zar, cub, friul. dât, dt. Würfel →dat graci
dat graci	[dat ˈɡrakɪ]		n.	dat + graci	ice cube, cat. glaçó, cub de gel, it. cubetto di ghiaccio, dt. Eiswürfel
datra	[ˈdatrɐ]		n.	dactylus, -um	date {fruit}
de	[de]		n.	*dē	[letter] d, d, U+0044, U+0064 →ce, e
debra	[ˈdebrɐ]		adj.	dēbilis, -em	weak, it. debole, sp. débil, fr. faible, rom. slab, dt. schwach →letru-debra
(dec)	[dek]	not used in isolation	num.stem.	decem	ten, 10 →deci
deca-	[ˈdekɐ]		precomp.si.	{loan} deca {SI unit prefix}	deca, 10, da, dt. deka
deci	[ˈdekɪ]		num.	dec + i	ten, 10, port. dez, sard. deghe, dt. zehn →decu-, -inti
decu-	[ˈdekʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} deci {SI unit prefix}; {-u: to avoid confusion with deci}	deci-, 1e-1, dt. dezi →decu-metra
decu-metra	[ˈdekʊ ˈmetrɐ]		n.	decu- + metra	decimetre, dm [phys] [unit] →lungitat
den	[den]		n.	dēns, -entem	tooth, it. dente, cat. dent, dt. Zahn →dinat
destra	[ˈdestrɐ]		adj.	dextera	right, rightside, it. destra, dt. rechts →a destra, di destra, distrar, drit, strur
			n.		right side, right hand, right {pol.}
Deu	[de͡ʊ̯]		n.	+V Dēum	God
deu	[de͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	*debeō, -ēre < dēbēre; {-(i): cat. deure, degut, it. dovuto}	owe (to: a), be in debt, to have to, cat. deure, it. dovere, dt. müssen, schulden →diutur, divur, divut
			v.aux.		must
(di)	[di]	not used in isolation	n.stem.	dīēs, -em	day →dilava, mei-di
di-	[di]	-i drops before vowel	pref.v.<v./n.	de-	from, away, without, de-, un- →diclar, difri, dimis, dimpri, dirai, disuc, ditrimatiu, diveni, divor
di	[di]		prep.	dē+	of {often dropped}, from, by, it. di, da, dt. von. aus →a rispet di, aun, ciri, cuit, cur, diciu, di destra, dimis, dimis, di strur, d'ou, esi, flar, flar, frat, frat, fratat, fratat di cran, pobra d'ap, prati, prin, prin d'ambil, prin d'ap, priucup, risult, riu, sipar, tremla, ving, vot
di	[di]		v.t.	*dīə < *dīcāre, dīcō; {-(c): short common word; perf.part. works well: it. detto, cat. dit}	say →bindi, di salut, dit
dic.	[dik]		n.abbrev.	dic(emra)	Dec. [monthabbr3], dt. Dez.
dicemra	[dɪˈkembrɐ]		n.	December; dic + emra	December [month], dt. Dezember →dic.
diciu	[dɪˈki͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	*dēcīdō, -ere; dēcīsum; {loan; accidentally identical to inherited form}	decide, it. decidere, stabilire, dt. entscheiden, beschließen
			v.refl.		decide (to:di), choose (obj.:pi), it. decidersi, dt. sich entscheiden (für:pi), beschließen
diclar	[dɪˈklar]		v.t.	di- + clar	declare, state, it. dichiarare, sp. declarar, dt. aussagen, verkünden, bekunden, verlautbaren, angeben →diclarati
diclarati	[dɪklɐˈratɪ]		n.	diclar + -ati	declaration, statement, it. dichiarazione, dt. Erklärung, Aussage, Angabe, Äußerung
di destra	[di ˈdestrɐ]		adv.	di + destra	from the right
difri	[ˈdifrɪ]		v.t.	di- + fri	defer, it. differire, dt. aufschieben, verschieben →difrit
			v.i.		differ, it. differire, dt. sich unterscheiden, auseinandergehen (Meinung) →difritur
difrit	[dɪˈfrit]		adj.	difri + -(a)t	deferred, dt. verschoben
difritur	[dɪfrɪˈtur]		adj.	difri + -(a)tur	different, dt. verschieden
dilava	[dɪˈlavɐ]		n.	di + lava	Saturday [weekday], sp. sábado, it. sabato, cat. dissabte, dt. Samstag →dla.
dileci	[dɪˈlekɪ]		n.	dēlicia < dēliciae	delicacy, pleasure, delight, sp. delicia, dt. Hochgenuß, Köstlichkeit, Vergnügen, Gaumenfreude →dilicius
dilfin	[dɪlˈfin]		n.	delphīnus, -um	dolphin, it. delfino, fr. daufin, cat. dofí, port. golfinho, delfim, dt. Delphin
Dili	[ˈdilɪ]		n.prop.	{loan} hind. दिल्ली Dillī	Delhi →Dili Nou
dilicius	[dɪlɪkˈjus]		adj.	dileci + -us	delicious, sp. delicioso, dt. lecker
Dili Nou	[ˈdilɪ no͡ʊ̯]		n.prop.	Dili + nou	New Delhi
dilui	[dɪˈlu͡ɪ̯]		n.	dilūvium	deluge →apui mi dilui
dilun	[dɪˈlun]		n.	*dī lūnae < dīēs Lūnae	Monday [weekday], sp. lunes, it. lunedì, cat. dilluns, dt. Montag →dis dilun afin diven, dlu.
diman	[dɪˈman]		v.t.	*dēmandō, -āre	ask (s.o.: a, s.t.:obj.), inquire, it. domandare, sp. preguntar, dt. fragen →dimani
			v.refl.		wonder, it. domandarsi, sp. preguntarse, dt. sich fragen
dimani	[dɪˈmanɪ]		n.	diman + -i	question, it. domanda, questione, sp. pregunta, cuestión, dt. Frage
dimis	[dɪˈmis]		v.t.	di- + mis	dismiss (s.o.: obj, from: di), lay off, recall, it. dimettere, port. demitir, dt. entlassen, abberufen, kündigen, freisetzen
			v.refl.		resign (from: di), quit (s.t.: di), abdicate, it. dimettersi, sp. dimitirse, port. demitir-se, dt. kündigen, abdanken, zurücktreten
dimpri	[ˈdimprɪ]		v.t.	di- + mpre	empty, empty out, fr. désemplir, it. svuotare, cat. buidar, dt. leeren, ausleeren →dimprit
			v.refl.		get empty, fr. se désemplir, it. svuotarsi, dt. sich leeren, auslaufen
dimprit	[dɪmˈprit]		adj.	dimpri + -(a)t	emptied out
dimrat	[dɪmˈbrat]		n.	*dī mārtis < dīēs Mārtis	Tuesday [weekday], sp. martes, it. martedì, cat. dimarts, dt. Dienstag →dma.
dimrec	[dɪmˈbrek]		n.	*dī mercuri < dīēs Mercuriī	Wednesday [weekday], sp. miércoles, it. mercoledì, cat. dimecres, dt. Mittwoch →dme.
dinari	[dɪˈnarɪ]		n.	dēnārius, -um	Denarius (ancient coin), it. denario, dt. Denar, Dinar
dinat	[dɪˈnat]		adj.	den + -at	toothed, toothy, it. dentellata, cat. dentut, sp. dentado, dentellado, dt. gezahnt, gezackt, zackig →lamra dinat
dio.	[di͡ʊ̯]		n.abbrev.	dio(u)	Thu. [weekdayabbr3], dt. Do. →io.
diou	[djo͡ʊ̯]		n.	*dī 'jovis < dīēs Jovis	Tursday [weekday], sp. jueves, it. giovedì, cat. dijous, dt. Donnerstag →dio.
dirai	[dɪˈra͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	di- + rai	radiate, it. emenare, irraggiare, emettere, fr. rayonner, diffuser, émettre, dégager, rom. radia, dt. ausstrahlen, abstrahlen, abgeben (Wärme)
			v.i.		radiate, it. irradiare, brillare, fr. rayonner, briller, dt. strahlen
diriva	[dɪˈrivɐ]		v.t.	*dērīvō, -āre	derive, it. derivare, dt. ableiten, herleiten →dirivati
			v.i.		derive, it. derivare, dt. herkommen, herrühren
dirivati	[dɪrɪˈvatɪ]		n.	diriv(a) + -ati	derivation, it. derivazione, dt. Ableitung, Herleitung, Derivation
dis	[dis]		prep.	-(C) dē es dē+ < dē ex dē	starting from, from, since; fr. dès, depuis, sp. desde, it. da, dt. ab, von, seit →dis aur, dis ca, dis cunul afin murmen, dis dilun afin diven, dis laur, dis um
di salut	[di sɐˈlut]		v.i.	di + salut	greet, salute (obj.: a), cat. saludar
dis aur	[di sɐˈur]		adv.	dis + aur	from now on, starting now, sp. desde ahora, dt. ab jetzt
disc	[disk]		n.	discus, -um	disc, discus, puck, it. disco, cat. disc, dt. Scheibe, Schallplatte, Platte, Diskus, Puck →disc cumpat, disc vinil
dis ca	[dis ka]		adv.	dis + ca	from here, starting here, sp. desde aquí, dt. ab hier
disc cumpat	[disk̚ kʊmˈpat]		n.	disc + cumpat	compact disc, sp. disco compacto, dt. CD
dis cunul afin murmen	[dis kʊˈnu lɐˈfim mʊrˈmen]		adv.	dis + cunul + afin + murmen	from the cradle to the grave, it. dalla culla alla tomba, fr. du berceau jusqu'à la tombe, dt. von der Wiege bis zur Bahre
discus	[dɪsˈkus]		v.t.	*discussō, -āre < {freq.} discutere; {-s: 'discussion' should not be too weird}	discuss →discusi
discusi	[dɪsˈkusɪ]		n.	discus + -i	discussion
disc vinil	[disk vɪˈnil]		n.	disc + vinil	vinyl disc, record [music], sp. disco de vinilo, dt. Schallplatte
dis dilun afin diven	[dis dɪˈlu nɐˈfin dɪˈven]		adv.	dis + dilun + afin + diven	from Montag to Friday; sp. desde lunes hasta viernes, it. dal lunedì al venerdì, cat. de dilluns a divendres, dt. von Montag bis Freitag
disei	[dɪˈse͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	*dēsidium < dēsīderium; {denom.}	desire, wish, would like, sp. desear, fr. désirer, dt. wünschen, ersehnen, möchte →disir
disir	[dɪˈsir]		n.	dise(i) + -(a)r	wish, desire, it. desiderio, voto, cat. desig, sp. deseo, fr. désir, souhait, vœu, rom. dorință, dt. Wunsch, Verlangen →disir pi murit
disir pi murit	[dɪˈsir pi mʊˈrit]		n.	disir + pi + murit	death wish
dis laur	[dis lɐˈur]		adv.	dis + laur	since then, ever since, sp. desde entonces, dt. seit dann
disprosi	[dɪsˈprosɪ]		n.	{loan}	dysprosium, Dy {element 66} [chem], cat. disprosi
distrar	[dɪsˈtrar]		n.	destr(a) + -ar	right-hander, righty
di strur	[dis trur]		adv.	di + strur	from the left
disuc	[dɪˈsuk]		v.t.	di- + suc	juice, dry {remove outside wetness}
disul	[dɪˈsul]		n.	*dī sōlis < dīēs Sōlis	Sunday [weekday], sp. domingo, it. domenica, cat. diumenge, dt. Sonntag →dsu.
dis um	[di sum]		n.	dis + um	since always, sp. desde siempre, dt. seit jeher, schon immer
dit	[dit]		adj.	di + -(a)t	said →Bindit
dit	[dit]		n.	digitus, -um	finger, toe, cat. occ. dit, fr. doigt, it. dito, sp. dedo, friul. dêt, dt. Finger, Zeh →dital, dit peu, rag' un dit
dital	[dɪˈtal]		n.	digitāle	thimble, it. ditale, sp. dedal, dt. Fingerhut →dit
dit peu	[dit pe͡ʊ̯]		n.	dit + peu	toe
ditrimatiu	[dɪtrɪmɐˈti͡ʊ̯]		n.	{calque} lat. determinatīvus; di- + trem + -at + -iu	determiner, it. determinante, dt. Determinativ, Bestimmungswort
diutur	[djʊˈtur]		n.	deu + -(a)tur	debtor
diven	[dɪˈven]		n.	-(ra) *dī veneris < dīēs Veneris	Friday [weekday], sp. viernes, it. venerdì, cat. divendres, dt. Freitag →dis dilun afin diven, dve.
diveni	[dɪˈvenɪ]		v.cop.	devēnīre; di- + veni	become, it. farsi, divenire, dt. werden
divis	[dɪˈvis]		v.t.	*divīsō, -āre < {freq.} divīdere; {-s: 'division' should be recognisable}	divide, split →divisi
divisi	[dɪˈvisɪ]		n.	divis + -i	division
divor	[dɪˈvor]		v.t.	di- + vor	devour, eet greedily, it. divorare, cat. devorar, dt. verschlingen, fressen
divur	[dɪˈvur]		n.	deu + -ar	duty, task, it. dovere, sp. deber, cat. deure, dt. Pflicht
divut	[dɪˈvut]		n.	deu + -at	debt
dla.	[dla]		n.abbrev.	d(i)la(va)	Sat. [weekdayabbr3], dt. Sa. →la.
dlu.	[dlu]		n.abbrev.	d(i)lu(n)	Mon. [weekdayabbr3], dt. Mo. →lu.
dma.	[dma]		n.abbrev.	d(i)m(r)a(t)	Tue. [weekdayabbr3], dt. Di. →ma.
dme.	[dme]		n.abbrev.	d(i)m(r)e(c)	Wed. [weekdayabbr3], dt. Mi →me.
do	[do]		num.	-(s) duōs; {-s drops like for plural forms}	two, 2, port. dois, dt. zwei
doli	[ˈdolɪ]		n.	*dolium < dolus, -um	grief, sorrow, fr. deuil, it. duolo, sp. duelo, cat. dol, dt. Trauer, Kummer, cmp. rom. dor
dolu	[ˈdolʊ]		v.t.	*doluō, -ēre < dolēre, doleō, doluī, dolitum; {-u: it. cat. rom. -ut, also works with noun deriv.}	hurt, it. dolere, cat. doldre, doler, fr. douloir, dt. schmerzen →cudolu, dulur, valu
dom	[dom]		n.	*domnus, -um < dominus	Mr., Mrs., mister, sir, madam, gentleman, it. donno, donna, signore, signora, rom. domn, doamnă, fr. monsieur, madame, sic. gnuri, gnura, gna, dt. Herr, Frau, Dame, cmp. sp. dueño, port. dono →sinur
dos	[dos]		n.	dorsum	back (anat.) →dos creu
dos creu	[dos kre͡ʊ̯]		n.	dos + creu	saddle of deer venison, fr. dos de cerf, it. lombata di cervo, dt. Hirschrücken
d'ou	[do͡ʊ̯]	-v only before vowel	adv.interr.	d(i) + ou	from where?
			adv.rel.		from where
draisin	[dra͡ɪ̯ˈsin]		n.	{loan} Drais + in	draisine, dt. Draisine
Dran	[dran]		n.prop.	(V)- Hadriāna, -us	Hadriana, Hadrian
drap	[drap]		n.	drappus, -um	cloth, rag, cat. drap, dt. Tuch, Handtuch →drapin
drapin	[drɐˈpin]		n.	drap + -in	flag, banner, it. bandiera, cat. bandera, rom. drapel, fr. drapeau, dt. Flagge, Fahne
drit	[drit]		adj.	*drēctus, -um < dirēctus, -um	right (straight), straight on, straight ahead, direct, it. dritto, diritto, retto, cat. dret, rom. drept, fr. droit, dt. recht →angra drit, destra, dritangrat
			n.		right (law), dues, it. diritto, dritto, dt. Recht, Anrecht
dritangrat	[drɪtɐŋˈɡrat]		n.	{calque} lat. rectangulum; drit + angrat	rectangle, it. rettangolo, rom. dreptunghi, dt. Rechteck
dromi	[ˈdromɪ]		v.i.	*dormiō, -īre	sleep
druc	[druk]		adj.	dulcis, -em	sweet →acitidruc, drucitat
Druci	[ˈdrukɪ]		n.prop.	Dulcia	Dulcia
drucitat	[drʊkɪˈtat]		n.	*dulcitātem; druc + -itat	sweetness
drum	[drum]		n.	**drōmus, -um; {loan} gr. δρόμος	lane, -drome, rom. drum, dt. Straße, Bahn
dsu.	[dsu]		n.abbrev.	d(i)su(l)	Sun. [weekdayabbr3], dt. So. →su.
dubni	[ˈdubnɪ]		n.	{loan}	dubnium, Db {element 105} [chem], cat. dubni
(duc)	[duk]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*dūcō, -ere; {-c(i): 'i' typical only if -c palatalises/drops: cat. dur, dut; induir, induït; it: -dotto, rom. -dus; perf.part. lat. -ctum}	lead →nduc
dulur	[dʊˈlur]		n.	dolu + -(a)r	pain, hurt, it. dolore, fr. douleur, cat. sp. dolor, port. dor, rom. durere, dt. Schmerz
dum	[dum]		adv.dem.	*dunque < tum, dum, tunc	so, hence, thus, therefore; it. quindi, dunque, dt. deswegen, darum, deshalb, daher, also, aus diesem Grunde →pi ca, pi la, pi tal
dun	[dun]		v.t.	*dōnō, -āre	give as present (to: a), it. donare, sp. regalar, dt. schenken →pidun
dur	[dur]		adj.	dūrum	hard, difficult
dutur	[dʊˈtur]		n.	doctōrem	doctor (s.o. w/ doctorate), it. dottore, dt. Doktor
dve.	[dve]		n.abbrev.	d(i)ve(n)	Fri. [weekdayabbr3], dt. Fr. →ve.
E
e	[e]		n.	*ē	[letter] e, E, U+0045, U+0065 →de, ef
e	[e]		v.cop.	*es < est, esse	be →com is cos e, com is cos ti e, eri, eri, fu, fu, is cul e, sa, sa, sa
			v.aux.		{present passive marker}
			v.t.0s.		there is, there are, it. c'e, ci sono, sp. hay, cat. hi ha, occ. i a., fr. il y a, rom. este, dt. es gibt, da ist, da sind
-ec	[ek]		suff.n.<n.	-eculus, -a, -um; {merged with} -ettus, -a, -um	{diminutive; generic noun derivation} →brusec, cafinec, carec, cravec, crucutec, cusinec, larec, limunec
ef	[ef]		n.	*ef	[letter] f, F, U+0046, U+0066 →e, ge
el	[el]		n.	*el	[letter] l, L, U+004C, U+006C →ca, em
elma	[ˈelmɐ]		n.	helmus, -um	helmet, it. elmetto, casco, cat. elm, casc, sp. casco, dt. Helm →casuari elma
em	[em]		n.	+m *em	[letter] m, M, U+004D, U+006D →el, en
(emra)	[ˈembrɐ]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	-embrem	{ending used in month names} →dicemra, nuvemra, sitemra
en	[en]		n.	*en	[letter] n, N, U+004E, U+006E →em, o
eni	[ˈenɪ]		n.	ingven, -inis	groin, it. inguine, fr. aine, sp. ingle, sard. ímbana, ímmina, dt. Leiste, Leistengegend
er	[er]		n.	*er	[letter] r, R, U+0052, U+0072 →cu, es
erbi	[ˈerbɪ]		n.	{loan}	erbium, Er {element 68} [chem], cat. erbi
eri	[ˈerɪ]	future tense of e	v.cop.	*eriə < erit < {3sg.fut.} esse	will be
			v.aux.		{future passive marker}
			v.t.0s.		there will be, dt. es wird geben
erts	[erts]		n.	{loan} Hertz	Hertz, Hz [phys] [unit] →fripenti
es	[es]		n.	+s *es	[letter] s, S, U+0053, U+0073 →er, te
esa-	[ˈesɐ]		precomp.si.	{loan} exa {SI unit prefix}	exa, 1e18, E →is, isani
esi	[ˈesɪ]		v.i.	*exiō, -īre < exīre, exeō, exīvī, exitum; {-i; lat. -īvī; deriv. work well}	exit (obj.: di), go/come out (of: di), it. uscire, sp. salir, fr. sortir, dt. verlassen →isit
est	[est]		n.	{loan} fr. est < germ. *austan	east
etu-	[ˈetʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} hecto {SI unit prefix}	hecto, 1e2, 100, h, it. etto, dt. hekto
F
faci	[ˈfakɪ]		n.	faciēs, -em	face
faga	[ˈfaɡɐ]		n.	fāgus, -um	beech
famra	[ˈfambrɐ]		n.	*faminem < famēs	hunger, it. fame, cat. fam, sp. hambre, rom. foame, dt. Hunger
farin	[fɐˈrin]		n.	farīna	flour, meal →farin spret, farin tric, farinus
farin spret	[fɐˈrin spret]		n.	farin + spret	spelt flour
farin tric	[fɐˈrin trik]		n.	farin + tric	wheat four
farinus	[fɐrɪˈnus]		adj.	farin + -us	floury, mealy →pumber farinus
fasul	[fɐˈsul]		n.	*fasōlum < phaseolum	bean, it. fagiolo, cat. fesol, rom. fasola, port. feijão, dt. Bohne
fau	[fa͡ʊ̯]		n.	faba	fava bean
faur	[fɐˈur]		n.	favor, -ōrem	favour →pi faur
febra	[ˈfebrɐ]		n.	febris, -em	fever, it. febbre, dt. Fieber
fel	[fel]		n.	felle < {abl.} fel	gall, it. fiele, cat. fel, fr. fiel, sp. hiel, rom. fiere, arom. heari, sard. fele, dt. Galle
fen	[fen]		n.	*fenum < *fēnum, faenum; {probably long ē in vlat., but shortened later, or vowel from sp.}	hay, it. fieno, sp. heno, cat. fen, fr. foin, rom. fân, sard. fenu, dt. Heu →frucet fen
fentu-	[ˈfentʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} femto {SI unit prefix}	femto-, 1e-15, dt. femto-
fer	[fer]		n.	ferrum	iron, Fe {element 26} [chem], it., cat., port. ferro, sard. ferru, sp. hierro, fr. fer, friul., rsch., rom. fier, dt. Eisen →caril fer, caruc fer
fermi	[ˈfermɪ]		n.	{loan}	fermium, Fm {element 100} [chem], cat. fermi
fi	[fi]		v.t.	*fīə < -ficere < facere {-(c): cat. fer, fet, generally supine -ct- > -tt-}	make, create →fit, fitur, satisfi
			v.aux.		make s.t. happen, make s.o. do s.t. →fi nspus, fi piveni
fibra	[ˈfibrɐ]		n.	{loan} lat. fibra	fibre, thread, sp. fibra, hebra, dt. Faser, Faden
fic	[fik]		n.	*fīca	fig, it. fico, occ. cat. figa, sp. higo, rsch. fig, port. figo, dt. Feige →ficar, ficat
ficar	[fɪˈkar]		n.	fic + -ar	fig tree
ficat	[fɪˈkat]		n.	ficātum	liver, sp. higado, cat. fetge, it. fegato, ft. foie, rom. ficat, arom. hicat, dt. Leber →fic, ficat gras, ficat natri
ficat gras	[fɪˈkat ɡras]		n.	ficat + gras	foie gras, dt. Stopfleber →ficat gras natri
ficat gras natri	[fɪˈkat ɡras ˈnatrɪ]		n.	ficat gras + natri	duck foie gras, fr. foie gras de canard, dt. Entenstopfleber
ficat natri	[fɪˈkat ˈnatrɪ]		n.	ficat + natri	duck liver, fr. foie de canard, dt. Entenleber
fil	[fil]		n.	filum	wire, thread, it. filo, dt. Faden, Draht →filat
filat	[fɪˈlat]		adj.	fil + -at	wired, online →putic filat
fili	[ˈfilɪ]		n.	fīlius, -a	son, daughter, child [kin] →fili astra, filiol, filiun
fili astra	[ˈfilɪ ˈastrɐ]		n.	fili + astra	stepchild, stepson, stepdaughter [kin], sp. hijastro, ‎hijastra, dt. Stiefkind
Filic	[fɪˈlik]		n.prop.	filic	Felix
filic	[fɪˈlik]		adj.	fēlīx, -cem	happy →Filic
filiol	[fɪlˈjol]		n.	fili + -ol	small child/son/daughter [kin]
Filip	[fɪˈlip]		n.prop.	Philippa, -us	Philippa, Philip
filit	[fɪˈlit]		n.	filictum	fern, sp. helecho, it. felce, fr. fougère, rom. ferigă, friul. felet, dt. Farn
filiun	[fɪlˈjun]		n.	fili + -un	large child/son/daughter [kin]
fim	[fim]		adj.	fim(ra) | -(ra)	female →pul fim
fimra	[ˈfimbrɐ]		n.	fēmina	woman →fim
fin	[fin]		n.	fīnis, -em	end →afin
(fin)	[fin]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan}	phen- {substance formative} [chem], it. fen-, dt. Phen- →finul
fini	[ˈfinɪ]		v.t.	*fīniō, -īre	finish, complete, cat. it. finire, dt. fertigstellen, beenden
fi nspus	[fin spus]		v.t.	fi + nspus	marry off, it. accasare, fare sposare, dt. verheiraten
finuc	[fɪˈnuk]		n.	*fēnuculum < fēniculum	fennel
finul	[fɪˈnul]		n.	fin + -ul	phenol [chem], it. fenolo, dt. Phenol
fi piveni	[fi pɪˈvenɪ]		v.t.	fi + piveni	let have (s.o: a, s.t.: obj.)
firmion	[fɪrmˈjon]		n.	{loan} Fermi; firmi + -on	fermion [phys] [stdmodel]
fis	[fis]		adj.	fixus, -um	fixed, firm, permanent, steady
fit	[fit]		adj.	fi + -(a)t	made, it. fatto, cat. fet →-ifit
			n.		fact
fitur	[fɪˈtur]		n.	fi + -(a)tur	maker, creator, manufacturer, it. facitore, fabbricatore, fr. faiseur, sp. hacedor, rom. făcător, dt. Macher, Hersteller, Erzeuger
flam	[flam]		n.	flamma	flame, sp. llama, dt. Flamme
flar	[flar]		v.t.	*flārō, -āre < *flāgrāre < frāgrāre	smell, sense smell of, cat. flairar, port. cheirar, dt. riechen →flarar, flari
			v.cop.		smell, emit smell (of: di)
			v.i.		smell, emit smell (of: di)
flarar	[flɐˈrar]		n.	flar + -ar	sense of smell, olfaction, it. olfatto, dt. Geruchssinn
flari	[ˈflarɪ]		n.	flar + -i	smell, odor, it. odore, cat. olor, flaire, port. cheiro, dt. Geruch
flat	[flat]		v.i.	*flatō, -āre	fart, release disgusting smell →flati
flati	[ˈflatɪ]		n.	flat + -i	fart
flesi	[ˈflesɪ]		v.t.	*flexiō, -īre< {freq.} flectere, flectō, flexī, flexum {-si: 'flexible' should be recognisable}	bend, it. flettere, fr. fléchir, cat. corbar, dt. biegen →flisibra, flisit
			v.refl.		bend, give in, it. flettersi, sp. combarse, dt. sich biegen, sich krümmen, nachgeben
flirovi	[flɪˈrovɪ]		n.	{loan}	flerovium, Fl {element 114} [chem], cat. flerovi
flisibra	[flɪˈsibrɐ]		adj.	flesi + -(a)bra	flexible, bendable, pliable, rom. flexibil, dt. biegsam, flexibel
flisit	[flɪˈsit]		adj.	flesi + -(a)t	bent, it. flesso, sp. corvo, dt. gebogen
floc	[flok]		n.	floccum	flake, small tuft, small wisp (of wool) →flucun
flucun	[flʊˈkun]		n.	floc + -un	bush, sp. arbusto, dt. Busch →singlar robi flucun
flui	[flu͡ɪ̯]		v.i.	*fluiō, -īre < fluere, fluō, flūxī, flūxum; {-i-: like cat. and it.}	flow, it. fluire, cat. fluir, rom. curge, dt. fließen →fluiu, mflui
fluiu	[flʊˈi͡ʊ̯]		adj.	fluidus, -a, -um; flu(i) + -iu	fluid, liquid (also [chem]), it. fluido, dt. flüssig
			n.		fluid, it. fluido, dt. Flüssigkeit
flumra	[ˈflumbrɐ]		n.	flūmen, -inem	river, it. fiume, sic. ciumi, friul. flum, rom. flum, dt. Fluß →Flumra Amason, flumrol
Flumra Amason	[ˈflumbrɐ ɐmɐˈson]		n.prop.	flumra + Amason	Amazon River; usually just Amason
flumrol	[flʊmˈbrol]		n.	flumr(a) + -ol	creek, it. ruscello, fiumicello, cat. rierol, sp. arroyo, port. riachuelo, dt. Bach
fluor	[flʊˈor]		n.	{loan}	fluorine, F {element 9} [chem], cat. fluor
Flur	[flur]		n.prop.	Flōra	Flora
flur	[flur]		n.	flōs, -rem	flower →culiflur
flus	[flus]		n.	fluxus, -um	flux
foc	[fok]		n.	focus, -um	fire
foi	[fo͡ɪ̯]		n.	-e>j- *foveum < fovea	hole, pit, it. buca, sp. hoyo, rom. gaură, dt. Loch, Erdloch, Grube →foi nir
foi nir	[fo͡ɪ̯ nir]		n.	foi + nir	black hole, it. buco nero, fr. trou noir, sp. agujero negro, dt. schwarzes Loch
fol	[fol]		n.	follem	bellows, it. soffietto, mantice, sp. fuelle, rom. foale, dt. Balg
foli	[ˈfolɪ]		n.	fōlium	leaf, sheet (of paper), foil, it. foglia, fr. feuille, dt. Blatt, Folie
fonu	[ˈfonʊ]		v.t.	*funduō, -ere < fundere, fundō, fūsum; fūdī {-u: part. fr. -u, it. cat. -s, but it. also has 'fonduta'}	melt, smelt, thaw, merge, blend, it. fondere, cat. fondre, sp. hundir, dt. schmelzen, auftauen, vermengen →cufonu, funuai, funur
for	[for]		v.i.	*forō, -āre; forātum	bore, pierce, puncture, it. forare, port. furar, fr. forer, dt. bohren, durchstechen →furat
fosfu	[ˈfosfʊ]		n.	{loan}	phosphorus, P {element 15} [chem], cat. fòsfor
frac	[frak]		n.	falx, -cem	scythe, it. falce, cat. dalla, sard. friulana, rsch. fautsch, port. gadanha, rom. coasă, cz. kosa, dt. Sense; cmp. sp. hoz →fracol
fracol	[frɐˈkol]		n.	frac + -ol	sickle, it. falce, cat. falç, sard. falche, farche, sp. hoz, dt. Sichel →fracol i mratel
fracol i mratel	[frɐˈko lim brɐˈtel]		n.	fracol + i + mratel	hammer and sickle, it. falce e martello, dt. Hammer und Sichel
fraga	[ˈfraɡɐ]		n.	frāgum	strawberry →gilat fraga
Franci	[ˈfraŋkɪ]		n.	Francia	France →franci, Francian
franci	[ˈfraŋkɪ]		n.	{loan} fr. France; Franci	francium, Fr {element 87} [chem], cat. franci
Francian	[frɐŋkˈjan]		adj.	Franci + -an	French
Francisc	[frɐŋˈkisk]		n.prop.	Francisca, -us	Francisca, Frank
fras	[fras]		n.	phrasis, -im < {loan} gr. φράσις	phrase, sentence [ling.], it. frase, dt. Satz, Phrase →spluri fras
frasna	[ˈfrasnɐ]		n.	fraxinus, -um	ash tree, it. frassino, sp. fresna, cat. freixe, sard. fràssu, friul. frassin, dt. Esche
frat	[frat]		v.t.	*fartō, -āre < {freq.} farcīre, farciō, farsī, fartum	stuff, fill (with: di), it. farcire, sp. hartar, dt. füllen, stopfen →fratat, mpre
			v.refl.		fill up, fill oneself (with: di), it. riempirsi, sfamarsi, sp. llenarse, hartarse, dt. sich vollstopfen, sich satt essen →mpre
fratat	[frɐˈtat]		adj.	frat + -at	stuffed, filled (with: di), it. farcito, ripieno, sp. relleno, fr. farci, dt. gefüllt, gestopft →fratat di cran
fratat di cran	[frɐˈtat̚ di kran]		adj.	fratat + di + cran	stuffed with meat, it. ripieno con carne, sp. relleno con carne, fr. farci a la viande, dt. fleischgefüllt
frau	[fra͡ʊ̯]		n.	-*r- faber, -rum	smith, blacksmith, forger, it. fabbro, fucinatore, ferraio, sp. herrero, port. ferreiro, forjador, dt. Schmied →frauc
frauc	[frɐˈuk]		n.	fabrica	forge, cat. farga, fr. forge, sp. fragua, dt. Schmiede →frau
frestra	[ˈfrestrɐ]		n.	C(V)- fenestra	window
fretra	[ˈfretrɐ]		n.	'feretrum < φέρετρον	coffin, bier, it. feretro, cat. fèretre, taüt, sp. ataúd, féretro, dt. Sarg, Bahre
(fri)	[fri]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*=feriō, -īre < *ferīre, *feriō, *ferīvī, *fertum < ferre, ferō, tulī, lātum	bear, carry, propose, bring forth →difri, prifri, rifri, sufri, trafri, ufri
fri.	[fri]		n.abbrev.	fri(vali)	Feb. [monthabbr3]
friben	[frɪˈben]		adj.	ferventem	hot, boiling, fiery, it. bollente, cat. calent, rom. fierbinte, dt. heiß →ap friben
fric	[frik]		v.t.	*fricō, -āre; frictum	rub, chafe, it. fregare, dt. reiben, sich wärmen an
friga	[ˈfriɡɐ]		v.t.	*frīgō, -āre < frīgere, frīgō	roast, fry, pan-fry, it. friggere, sp. freir, dt. braten, frittieren →frigat
frigat	[frɪˈɡat]		adj.	frig(a) + -at	fried →natri frigat, oc frigat, pisc frigat, pul frigat
			n.		roast, it. arrosto, fr. rôti, dt. Braten →frigat bou, frigat caval
frigat bou	[frɪˈɡat bo͡ʊ̯]		n.	frigat + bou	beef roast, it. arrosto di manzo, fr. rôti de bœuf, sp. asado de vaca, dt. Rinderbraten
frigat caval	[frɪˈɡat kɐˈval]		n.	frigat + caval	horse roast, dt. Pferdebraten
frim	[frim]		adj.	*firmem < firmum	firm, stable, stiff, tight →pumber frim
fripent	[frɪˈpent]		adj.	{loan} lat. frequentem	frequent, it. frequente, rom. frecvent, dt. häufig →fripenti
fripenti	[frɪˈpentɪ]		n.	fripent + -i	frequency (also [phys]), it. frequenza, dt. Frequenz, Häufigkeit →erts
fris	[fris]		v.t.	*frēsō, -āre < {freq.} frendere, frendō, frenduī, frēsum; {-s: freq. is common: it. fresare, sp. fresar, fr. fraiser}	mortise, mill, cut, it. fresare, dt. fräsen →fristur
frisc	[frisk]		adj.	friscus, -a, -um	fresh, not preserved, recently obtained, not stale, sp. reciente, fresco, it. fresco, cat. fresc, nou, dt. frisch
fristur	[frɪsˈtur]		n.	fris + -(a)tur	milling machine, router, it. fresa, dt. Fräse
friu	[fri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	frīgidum	cold, it. freddo, cat. fred, fr. froid, sp. port. frio, sard. friru, fritu, frídu, dt. kalt →mfriu, repu friu, tenu friu
Friulter	[frjʊlˈter]		n.	Frigoriterra	Þrjótur/Iceland
frivali	[frɪˈvalɪ]		n.	-*r- februārius, -um	February [month] →fri.
froc	[frok]		n.	*forbicem < forficem	scissors
fron	[fron]		n.	frōns, -tem	forehead, front, it. fronte, fr. front, dt. Stirn, Front
frot	[frot]		adj.	fortis, -em	strong; loud →cofra frot, froti
froti	[ˈfrotɪ]		n.	frot + -i	strength, cat. força, it. forza, fr. force, rom. forță, dt. Stärke
frucet	[frʊˈket]		n.	*forcetta < forca	fork, fr. fourchette, it. forcetta, sp. tenedor, dt. Gabel →frucet fen, frucitun
frucet fen	[frʊˈket fen]		n.	frucet + fen	pitchfork, hay fork, it. forca, sp. huerca de heno, dt. Heugabel
frucitun	[frʊkɪˈtun]		n.	frucet + -un	pitchfork, hay fork, muckrake, dung fork, it. forcone, cat. forca, dt. Mistgabel, Heugabel
frum	[frum]		n.	fōrma	form, shape, it. forma, sard. folma, forma, fromma, dt. Gestalt, Form →cufrum, spluri frum
frumac	[frʊˈmak]		n.	*formāticum	yoghurt →-ac
frumic	[frʊˈmik]		n.	formīcam	ant
frun	[frun]		n.	furnus, -um	oven →frunar, gras frun, mfrun
frunar	[frʊˈnar]		n.	frun + -ar	baker
frut	[frut]		n.	fructus, -um	fruit
frutun	[frʊˈtun]		n.	fortūna	luck, fortune →pi frutun
fu	[fu]	past tense of e	v.cop.	*fūə < fuit < {3sg.perf.act.ind.} esse	was (past of 'to be') →is cul fu
			v.aux.		{past passive marker}
			v.t.0s.		there was, it. c'era, dt. es gab
fum	[fum]		n.	fūmus, -um	smoke
fun	[fun]		v.t.	*fundō, -āre; fundātum	found, establish, start, constitute, it. fondare, fr. fonder, cat. fundar, dt. gründen →funamen, funti
funamen	[fʊnɐˈmen]		n.	fun + -amen	groundwork, foundation, basis, it. fondamento, dt. Fundament, Grundlage
fung	[fuŋ]		n.	fungus, -um	mushroom, sp. hongo, it. fungo, cat. fong, bolet, dt. Pilz →fung stopra, fung tin
fung stopra	[fuŋ ˈstoprɐ]		n.	fung + stopra	wood hedgehog (mushroom), it. steccherino, sp. lengua de gato, cat. llengua de bou, rom. burete țepos, dt. Semmelstoppelpilz, sci. hydnum repandum
fung tin	[fuŋ tin]		n.	fung + tin	shaggy ink cap, it. fungo dell'inchiostro, cat. bolet de tinta, rom. burete de cerneală, dt. Schopftintling, sci. coprinus comatus
funitiu	[fʊnɪˈti͡ʊ̯]		adj.	{loan} gr. φωνητικός; funit + -iu	phonetic, sound [ling.], it. fonetico, dt. phonetisch, lautlich
			n.		phonetics, it. fonetica, dt. Phonetik, Lautlehre →spluri son
funti	[ˈfuntɪ]		n.	fun + -(a)ti	foundation, cat. fundació, dt. Gründung; Stiftung
funuai	[fʊnʊˈa͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	fonu + -ai	foundry, it. fonderia, dt Gießerei
funulogi	[fʊnʊˈloɡɪ]		n.	funu + -logi	phonology, it. fonologia, dt. Phonologie →sistim son, spluri sistim son
funur	[fʊˈnur]		n.	fonu + -(a)r	fusion, smelting, melting, it. fusione, dt. Verschmelzung, Schmelzung, Fusion
fur	[fur]		v.t.	*fūrō, -āre; fūrātum	steal, it. rubare, cat. robar, fr. voler, sp. robar, hurtar, port. robar, furtar, rom. fura, dt. stehlen →furar, furat, furol
furar	[fʊˈrar]		n.	fur + -ar	theft, it. port. furto, cat. rom. furt, sp. hurto, dt. Diebstahl
furat	[fʊˈrat]		adj.	fur + -at	stolen, it. rubato, dt. gestohlen →furatiu, mrec furat
furat	[fʊˈrat]		n.	for + -at	hole, puncture, it. buco, foro, cat. forat, sp. agujero, dt. Loch, Durchstich
furatiu	[fʊrɐˈti͡ʊ̯]		adj.	{calque} lat. fūrtīvo; furat + -iu	furtive, stealthy, poacher-like, it. sp. furtivo, cat. furtiu, dt. heimlich, klammheimlich, verstohlen
furest	[fʊˈrest]		n.	forestam	forest {default, concrete term}; cultivated/administered forest →bosc, Furest Nir, rabul ascon furest, selu
Furest Nir	[fʊˈrest nir]		n.prop.	furest + nir	Black Forest →trot Furest Nir
furi	[ˈfurɪ]		prep.	-(')- +V forīs	outside, except, out, it. fuori, sp. fuera, port. fora, afora, dt. außer, aus, außerhalb von, nach außerhalb
furol	[fʊˈrol]		n.	fur + -ol	ferret, it. furetto, cat. fura, fr. furet, sp. hurón, port. furão, rom. nevăstuică, dt. Frettchen
futon	[fʊˈton]		n.	{loan} gr. φῶς; fut + -on	photon [phys] [stdmodel]
G
gadulini	[ɡɐdʊˈlinɪ]		n.	{loan}	gadolinium, Gd {element 64} [chem], cat. gadolini
Gai	[ɡa͡ɪ̯]		n.prop.	Gaia, -us	Gaia, Gaius
galasi	[ɡɐˈlasɪ]		n.	{loan} gr. γᾰλᾰξῐ́ᾱς	galaxy
gali	[ˈɡalɪ]		n.	{loan}	gallium, Ga {element 31} [chem], cat. gal·li
gas	[ɡas]		n.	{loan} nl. gas	gas [chem], it. gas, dt. Gas
ge	[ɡe]		n.	*gē	[letter] g, G, U+0047, U+0067 →ac, ef
gel	[ɡel]		v.t.	*gelō, -āre	freeze, it. gelare, cat. gelar, dt. einfrieren, vereisen →geli, gilat
			v.i.0s.		freeze, sp. helar, dt. frieren
			v.refl.		freeze, it. gelare, gelarsi, sp. helarse, dt. gefrieren, erfrieren, zufrieren, vereisen
geli	[ˈɡelɪ]		n.	*gelum < gelū; gel + -i	frost, it. gelo, cat. gebra
gen	[ɡen]		n.	gentem	person, human, man/woman {genderless}, people →cal gen
genra	[ˈɡendrɐ]		v.t.	*generō, -āre; generātum	create, generate, it. generare, sp. generar, fr. générer, rom. genera, dt. erzeugen, schaffen, generieren →genri, ginrat, ginrati, ginratur, ngenra
genri	[ˈɡendrɪ]		n.	{calque} lat. genus, generis; genr(a) + -i	genre, type, kind, class, category, gender (of noun), voice (of verbs), it. genere, rom. gen, fr. genre, dt. Art, Kategorie, Typ, Genre, Geschlecht (von Substantiven), Aktionsart (von Verben)
giga-	[ˈɡiɡɐ]		precomp.si.	{loan} giga {SI unit prefix}	giga, 1e9, G →gigani
gigan	[ɡɪˈɡan]		n.	gigantem	giant, it. gigante, dt. Riese, Gigant, Koloß
gigani	[ɡɪˈɡanɪ]		num.	giga- + -ni	billion, milliard, 1e9
gilat	[ɡɪˈlat]		adj.	gel + -at	frozen, cat. gelat, dt. gefroren
			n.		ice cream, cat. gelat, dt. Speiseeis →gilat fraga
gilat fraga	[ɡɪˈlat ˈfraɡɐ]		n.	gilat + fraga	strawberry ice cream
gincu	[ˈɡiŋkʊ]		n.	+V *gincō < ginkiō < {loan} jp. 銀杏	ginkgo
gines	[ɡɪˈnes]		n.	{loan} gr. genesis	genesis
gingiu	[ɡɪˈŋi͡ʊ̯]		n.	gingīva	gum (of the teeth), it. occ. gengiva, cat. geniva, fr. gencive, dt. Zahnfleisch
ginrat	[ɡɪnˈdrat]		n.	genr(a) + -at	creature, creation (result of creating), generation (result of creating), it. creatura, creazione, dt. Geschöpf, Kreatur, Kreation
ginrati	[ɡɪnˈdratɪ]		n.	genr(a) + -ati	generation (process of generating), generation (step of generating), creation, it. creazione, creatura, produzione, generazione, dt. Erzeugung, Generierung, Kreation, Generation →ginrati litriutat
ginrati litriutat	[ɡɪnˈdratɪ lɪtrjʊˈtat]		n.	ginrati + litriutat	electric power generation, it. generazione di corrente, fr. production d'électricité, dt. Stromerzeugung
ginratur	[ɡɪndrɐˈtur]		n.	genr(a) + -atur	generator, creator, it. generatore, creatore, dt. Erzeuger, Generator
			adj.		generating, it. generatore, dt. erzeugend
ginuc	[ɡɪˈnuk]		n.	*genuculum < *geniculum < genū	knee
gir	[ɡir]		v.t.	*gīrō, -āre < gȳrāre	turn, spin, rotate →giri
			v.refl.		turn, spin, rotate {by itself}
giri	[ˈɡirɪ]		n.	gir + -i	turn, spin, rotation, twirl, it. giro, dt. Umdrehung, Drehung →ni giri
girmani	[ɡɪrˈmanɪ]		n.	{loan}	germanium, Ge {element 32} [chem], cat. germani
glanra	[ˈɡlandrɐ]		n.	*glandine < glāns, -dem	acorn, glans, it. ghianda, glande, cat. gla, gland, fr. gland, sp. bellota, glande, sard. grande, lande, lanne, dt. Eichel; cmp. sp. landre →glanra pin
glanra pin	[ˈɡlandrɐ pin]		n.	glanra + pin	glans penis, dt. Peniseichel
glir	[ɡlir]		n.	glīs, -rem	dormouse, it. ghiro, fr. loir, es. lirón, dt. Siebenschläfer
globa	[ˈɡlobɐ]		n.	{loan} lat. globus	globe, it. globo, cat. globus →globa ter, gluban
globa ter	[ˈɡlobɐ ter]		n.	globa + ter	terrestrial globe, it. globo terrestre, dt. Erdball, Erdkugel
glori	[ˈɡlorɪ]		n.	glōria	glory →glurius
gluban	[ɡlʊˈban]		adj.	glob(a) + -an	global, worldwide, comprehensive, overall, cat. global, dt. global, gesamt, weltweit, ganzheitlich, pauschal →suluti gluban
glurius	[ɡlʊrˈjus]		adj.	glori + -us	glorious
goi	[ɡo͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	*gaudiō, -īre < gaudīre < gaudēre, gaudeō, gāvīsum; {freq. in sp. port.; reborrow in cat.; part.perf. in -ut in it., -i in fr.}	enjoy, it. godere, sp. gozar, cat. gaudir, fr. jouir, dt. genießen
graci	[ˈɡrakɪ]		n.	*glacius, -um	ice. it. ghiaccio, cat. gel, dt. Eis →acit graci, dat graci, graci sicat, Mar Graci, Mar Graci Bural, Mar Graci Ustral
graci sicat	[ˈɡrakɪ sɪˈkat]		n.	graci + sicat	dry ice, it. ghiaccio secco, rom. gheață uscată, dt. Trockeneis
gradin	[ɡrɐˈdin]		n.	gardīnus, -um	garden
grai	[ɡra͡ɪ̯]		n.	-(d)i- gladius, -um	sword, ofr. glai, fr. épée, it. spada, sp. espada, dt. Schwert
gram	[ɡram]		n.	{loan} gramma	gram, g [phys] [unit], it. grammo, dt. Gramm →cilu-gram, mas
gran	[ɡran]		adj.	grandis, -em	large, big, grand →Cral Gran, granis, ultra gran cap marel
granis	[ɡrɐˈnis]		adj.	gran + -is	huge
gras	[ɡras]		adj.	*grassum < crassum	fatty, fat, thick {from fat}, greasy, it. grasso, dt. fett, fettleibig, dick, feist →ficat gras
			n.		fat →gras frun
gras frun	[ɡras frun]		n.	gras + frun	baking fat
grati	[ˈɡratɪ]		n.	grātiae	thanks, thank-you, it. grazie, port. graças, dt. Dank →gratitat, ni grati, rigratic
gratitat	[ɡrɐtɪˈtat]		n.	grati + -(i)tat	gratitude, thanksfullness, sp. gratitud, port. gratidão, dt. Dankbarkeit →piduni
gratoli	[ɡrɐˈtolɪ]		v.t.	*grātuliō, -āre < grātulāre, grātulō, grātulātum	congratulate, cat. gratulare, sp. felicitar, rom. felici, ura, dt. gratulieren, beglückwünschen
grau	[ɡra͡ʊ̯]		n.	gradus, -um	degree, level, cat. ast. port. grau, occ. gra, degrà, it. grado, fr. degré, grade, dt. Grad, Rang, Stufe
greu	[ɡre͡ʊ̯]		adj.	*grevis, -em < gravis, -em	serious, grave, cat. rom. greu, it. greve, grave, dt. schwer, schwerwiegend →griutat, pisat
gril	[ɡril]		n.	gryllum	cricket, cat. grill, dt. Grille
griman	[ɡrɪˈman]		n.	germānus, -a	sibling, brother, sister [kin] →griman astra, grimanol, griman socra, grimanun, tra griman
griman astra	[ɡrɪˈma ˈnastrɐ]		n.	griman + astra	step-sibling, step-sister, step-brother [kin], it. fratellastro, sorellastra, cat. germanastre, dt. Stiefschwester, Stiefbruder
Grimani	[ɡrɪˈmanɪ]		n.	Germania	Germania
grimanol	[ɡrɪmɐˈnol]		n.	griman + -ol	younger sibling, younger brother, younger sister [kin] →grimanol astra
grimanol astra	[ɡrɪmɐˈno ˈlastrɐ]		n.	grimanol + astra	younger step-sibling [kin]
griman socra	[ɡrɪˈman ˈsokrɐ]		n.	griman + socra	sibling-in-law, brother-in-law, sister-in-law [kin], it. cognato, cognata, fr. belle-soeur, beau-frère, cat. cunyat, cunyada, dt. Schwager, Schägerin
grimanun	[ɡrɪmɐˈnun]		n.	griman + -un	elder silbing, elder brother, elder sister [kin] →grimanun astra
grimanun astra	[ɡrɪmɐˈnu ˈnastrɐ]		n.	grimanun + astra	elder step-sibling [kin]
gris	[ɡris]		adj.	-(V) *grīseus, -um	grey, gray [colour] →balin gris
griutat	[ɡrjʊˈtat]		n.	greu + -(i)tat	seriousness, graveness, severity, earnest, gravity, it. gravità, rom. greutate, gravitate; gravitație, arom. griutati, cat. gravetat, dt. Schwere, Ernst, Ernsthaftigkeit, Schwerkraft →pesti
gro	[ɡro]		n.	-VV- gruem < grūs	crane {bird}, it. gru, fr. grue, cat. grua, sp. grulla, rom. grui, dt. Kranich
gros	[ɡros]		adj.	*grossus, -a, -um	thick, large, fat {shape}
grou	[ɡro͡ʊ̯]		n.	globus, -um	ball {shape}, sphere, dt. Kugel →cusinec a grou, gruviu
grumel	[ɡrʊˈmel]		n.	*glomellus, -um < glomus, -um	clew (of yarn), ravel, port. novelo, it. gomitolo, groviglio, ghiomo, occ. groumel, rom. ghem, dt. Knäuel →grumel lan
grumel lan	[ɡrʊˈmel lan]		n.	grumel + lan	clew of wool, sp. ovillo de lana, dt. Wollknäuel
grut	[ɡrut]		n.	*glūtə < *glūtis/glūs, glūtem < glūten, glūtenis	glue, goo, it. colla, fr. glu, port. grude, dt. Kleber, Kleister, Leim →grutin, gruton
grutin	[ɡrʊˈtin]		n.	{loan} lat. glūten, glūtinis; grut + -in	gluten, it. glutine, dt. Gluten, Weizenkleber
gruton	[ɡrʊˈton]		n.	{calque}; grut + -on	gluon [phys] [stdmodel]
gruviu	[ɡrʊˈvi͡ʊ̯]		adj.	grou + -iu	ball-shaped, round like a ball, it. sferico, dt. kugelrund
gul	[ɡul]		n.	gula	throat, gorge, it. gola, port. goela, comp. fr. gueule, rom. gora, dt. Rachen, Kehle
gut	[ɡut]		n.	gutta	drop (of fluid), it. goccia, sp. port. cat. gota, rom. gută, fr. goutte, dt. Tropfen
I
i	[i]		conj.	-(')- -(C) et	and →acitidruc, alioli, centi, deci, fracol i mratel, i mitis, i ncur, -inti, mac rau i nir, mili, miluni
i	[i]		n.	*ī	[letter] i, I, U+0049, U+0069 →ac, je
-i	[i]		suff.n.<n./v.	-ium; {merged with} -iōnem, -ūra, -entia	{nominaliser, makes events or objects or topics or underlying concepts from verbs} →aiuti, ami, arivi, -ati, caci, calibri, catrici, cavi, conti, cropi, curi, dimani, discusi, divisi, flari, flati, fripenti, froti, geli, genri, giri, ioci, iuni, lesi, -loga, mirbel, misuri, mosi, movi, mpiri, muci, nascui, ntiniti, ntresi, perni, pes, piduni, prapi, provi, prumisi, pungi, riligi, risisti, rispusi, ristrebi, rivesi, roi, rupui, scavi, scriti, sevi, sircit, spes, spluri, spusi, taci, trival, troni, ungi, valvi, viaci, vingi
Iacou	[jɐˈko͡ʊ̯]		n.prop.	Jacōbum	Jakob, Jake
iacu	[ˈjakʊ]	no passive	v.i.	-kw- *iacuō, -ēre < iacēre, iaceō, iacuī, iacitum; {-u: cat. it. rom. have part. in -ut}	lie, it. giacere, cat. jaure, jeure, rom. zăcea, dt. liegen
ian.	[jan]		n.abbrev.	ian(ari)	Jan. [monthabbr3]
ianari	[jɐˈnarɪ]		n.	-(w)a- januārius, -um	January [month], dt. Januar →ian.
iat	[jat]		v.t.	*jectō, -āre < {freq.} jacere, jaciō, jēcī, jactum; {-c(i): from freq. like fr. jeter, it. gettare; ja-: vowel dissimilation}	throw, it. gettare, fr. jeter, sp. lanzar, dt. werfen →aiatiu
-ic	[ik]		suff.v.<n./adj.	*-icə < -icāre; {merged with} -ificāre, -izāre, -ēscere, -idiāre	{generic denominaliser}, -ify, -ise, become {from adj. or n.}, make {from adj. and n.} →amalic, claric, crutic, -ic, imanic, mbunic, ni-, nidric, nigutic, nimurituric, nivic, paric, puric, rigratic, sinic, tacic, unic, unric, uric, utic
			suff.v.<v.	-ic (suff.v.<n./adj.)	{frequentative or verbal diminuitive} →cantic, mangic, music, rivic
Ics	[iks]		n.prop.	{loan} Higgs	Higgs →cam Ics
ics	[iks]		n.	+x *ix	[letter] x, X, U+0058, U+0078 →isilon, vu
-ida	[ˈidɐ]		suff.n.<n.	{loan}	-ide, -ido {anion suffix}, -ide {similarity/family suffix} [chem], it. -uro {suffisso d'anione}, -ide {suffisso di famiglia}, port. -eto, -ida, dt. -id →clurida, idrida, usida
idrida	[ɪˈdridɐ]		n.	idr(u) + -ida	hydride [chem], it. idruro, fr. hydrure, dt. Hydrid
idru	[ˈidrʊ]		n.	{loan}	hydrogen, H {element 1} [chem], cat. hidrogen, dt. Wasserstoff →idrida
			precomp.	idru	hydric, hydr- →idrusida
idrusida	[ɪdrʊˈsidɐ]		n.	idr(u)- + usida	hydroxide [chem], it. idrossido, dt. Hydroxid
-ifit	[ɪˈfit]		suff.adj.<n./adj.	-ficem; {with meaning of} -ficialis; i + fit	made with/at/in/by/according to ... →casifit, ratifit
Igit	[ɪˈɡit]		n.	V+ -gi- Aegyptus, -um	Egypt, it. Egitto, port. Egito, dt. Ägypten
-il	[il]		suff.n.	{loan} gr. ῡ̔́λη	-yl {substance formative} [chem], it. -ilo, -ile, dt. -yl →alcil, butil, crabusil, itil, mitil, prupil, vinil
ilion	[ɪlˈjon]		n.	{loan} {uses the same ending as all noble gases}	helium, He {element 2} [chem], cat. heli
iman	[ɪˈman]		n.	{loan} fr. aimant < lat. adamās < gr. ἀδᾰ́μᾱς; or possibly inherited from *adimantem	magnet, cat. imant, fr. aimant, sp. imán, port. íman, ímã, it. magnete, calamita, rom. magnet, dt. Magnet →imanic, imanisma, imanti, letr-iman
			adj.		magnetic, dt. magnetisch →cam iman
imanic	[ɪmɐˈnik]		v.t.	iman + -ic	magnetize, sp. port. cat. imantar, it. magnetizzare, dt. magnetisieren
imanisma	[ɪmɐˈnismɐ]		n.	iman + -isma	magnetism, dt. Magnetismus
imanti	[ɪˈmantɪ]		n.	iman + -(a)ti	magnetization, sp. imanación, dt. Magnetisierung
i mitis	[i mɪˈtis]		phr.	i + mitis	and yourself? how about yourself? dt. und selbst?
-in	[in]		suff.n.<n./adj./v.	-īna	{diminutive, variant, nominaliser} →cafin, caralin, cucin, cuclarin, curuin, drapin, grutin, natrin, niutrin
i ncur	[iŋ kur]		conj.	i + ncur	and yet, and still, it. eppure, fr. et encore, sp. aunque, empero, rom. totuși, dt. und doch, trotzdem
Indi	[ˈindɪ]		n.	-nd- India	India, dt. Indien →indiu, Mar Indi
indi	[ˈindɪ]		n.	{loan}	indium, In {element 49} [chem], cat. indi
indiu	[ɪnˈdi͡ʊ̯]		adj.	Ind(i) + -iu	indigo [colour], it. indaco, cat. indi, anyil, sp. índigo, añil, port. anil, índigo
inergi	[ɪˈnerɡɪ]		n.	{loan} lat. energīa < gr. ἐνέργειᾰ; {stress like in gr.}	energy [phys], it. energia, dt. Energie →inergi muvuti, inergi pusiti, tsul
inergi muvuti	[ɪˈnerɡɪ mʊˈvutɪ]		n.	inergi + muvuti	kinetic energy [phys], dt. Bewegungsenergie →inergi pusiti
inergi pusiti	[ɪˈnerɡɪ pʊˈsitɪ]		n.	inergi + pusiti	potential energy [phys], rom. energie potențială, dt. Lageenergie →inergi muvuti
(-int)	[int]	not used in isolation	suff.num.stem.	-nt *-inta < -ginta	{base for suffix for numbers 20,...,90} →-inti
-inti	[ˈintɪ]		suff.num.<num.	-int + i	{forms numbers 20,...,90} →ciminti, deci, nuvinti, patrinti, sisinti, sitinti, trinti, utinti, vinti
io.	[i͡ʊ̯]		n.abbrev.	(d)io.	Thu. [weekdayabbr2], dt. Do.
ioc	[jok]		v.t.	*jocō, -āre; jocātum	play, it. giocare, sp. jugar, port. jogar, fr. jouer, dt. spielen →ioci, iucacra
			v.i.		play, it. giocare, sp. jugar, port. jogar, fr. jouer, dt. spielen
ioci	[ˈjokɪ]		n.	jocus, -um; ioc + -i	game (play), friul. zûc, sp. juego, dt. Spiel →iucun
iodi	[ˈjodɪ]		n.	{loan}	iodine, I {element 53} [chem], cat. iode
ion.	[jon]		n.abbrev.	ion(i)	Jun. [monthabbr3]
ioni	[ˈjonɪ]		n.	junius, -a	June [month], dt. Juni →ion.
ios	[jos]		adv.	deorsum	down, it. giù, oit. giuso, rom. jos, cat. avall, occ. aval, dt. runter, hinunter, herunter →a bas, suv
iota-	[ˈjotɐ]		precomp.si.	{loan} yotta {SI unit prefix}	yotta, 1e24, Y →iutani
iotu-	[ˈjotʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} yocto {SI unit prefix}	yocto-, 1e-24, dt. yokto-
Iou	[jo͡ʊ̯]		n.	Jovem < {acc} Juppiter, Jūpiter	Jupiter [planet] [astron], it. Giove, cat. Júpiter, dt. Jupiter
iou	[jo͡ʊ̯]		adj.	-(C) *jubenis, -em < juvenis, -em	young, it. giovane, occ. cat. jove, sp. juven, fr. jeune, rom. tânăr, june, dt. jung →iou astra, iutat
iou astra	[jo͡ʊ̯ ˈastrɐ]		n.	iou + astra	youngster, yob, tyke, it. giovinastro, dt. Halbstarker, Lümmel, Bengel
(ipt)	[ipt]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan} gr. ἑπτά	hept- {substance formative for C7} [chem], it. ept-, dt. Hept- →is, ut
ireu	[ɪˈre͡ʊ̯]		n.	V+ hērēs, -dem	heir, heiress, it. erede, cat. hereu, dt. Erbe, Erbin, Thronfolger →iriutat
iridi	[ɪˈridɪ]		n.	{loan}	iridium, Ir {element 77} [chem], cat. iridi
iriut	[ɪrˈjut]		v.t.	{calque} lat. hērēditāre; {the lat. is itself shortened to avoid '-itātitāre'}; iriut(at) | -(at)	inherit, it. ereditare, fr. hériter, cat. heretar, sp. heredar, dt. erben →tramis
iriutat	[ɪrjʊˈtat]		n.	ireu + -(i)tat	heritage, inheritance, it. eredità, fr. héritage, hoirie, sp. herencia, dt. Erbschaft, Hinterlassenschaft →iriut
iroi	[ɪˈro͡ɪ̯]		n.	V+ *hērōjem < hērōs, hērōem	hero, cat. heroi, it. eroe, fr. héros, sp. héroe, rom. erou, sic. iroi, dt. Held →iruiu
Irom	[ɪˈrom]		n.prop.	*Hieromimə < Hieronyma, -us	Hieronyma, Hieronymo
iruiu	[ɪrʊˈi͡ʊ̯]		adj.	iro(i) + -iu	heroic, cat. heroic, dt. heldenhaft
irun	[ɪˈrun]		n.	diurnus, -um	day, it. giorno, cat. occ. jorn, fr. jour, sp. dia, dt. Tag →irun bon
irun bon	[ɪˈrum bon]		phr.	irun + bon	good afternoon
is	[is]		adv.	{?} **est eccu illu qui	{interrogative mood marker} →com is cos e, com is cos ti e, is cul e, is cul fu
(is)	[is]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan} gr. ἑξα-	hex- {substance formative for C6} [chem], it. es-, dt. Hex- →esa-, ipt, pint
-is	[is]		suff.adj.<adj.	-(C) -issimum	extremely, most, as ... as possible, super {absolute superlative} →caris, granis, rutis, uncis
isam	[ɪˈsam]		n.	{loan} lat. exāmen	exam, it. esame, cat. examen, port. exame, dt. Examen, Prüfung →samra
isani	[ɪˈsanɪ]		num.	esa- + -ni	quintillion, trillion, 1e18
is cul e	[is ku le]		phr.	is + cul + e	Is this ...?
is cul fu	[is kul fu]		phr.	is + cul + fu	Was this ...?
isilon	[ɪsɪˈlon]		n.	*ȳpsīlon	[letter] y, Y, U+0059, U+0079 →ics, sit
isit	[ɪˈsit]		adj.	esi + -(a)t	exited, gone/come out, it. uscito, dt. verlassen
			n.		exit, it. uscita, sp. salida, rom. ieșire, dt. Ausgang
-isma	[ˈismɐ]		suff.n.<n./adj.	-ismus, -um	-ism, it. -ismo, fr. -ism, dt. -ismus →imanisma, letr-imanisma
istitut	[ɪstɪˈtut]		n.	{loan} institūtem	institute
istra	[ˈistrɐ]		n.	īnsula	island →istran
			v.t.		isolate, insulate, dt. isolieren
istran	[ɪsˈtran]		adj.	istr(a) + -an	insular
Isu	[ˈisʊ]		n.prop.	Jēsus, -ūs	Jesus
(it)	[it]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan}	eth- {substance formative for C2} [chem], it. et-, dt. Eth-, Äth- →itan, itil, mit, prup
-it	[it]		suff.n.<n.	{loan}	-ite [chem] {anion in lower oxidisation state}, it. -ito, dt. -it →clurit, nitrit
itan	[ɪˈtan]		n.	it + -an	ethane [chem], it. etano, dt. Ethan, Äthan →itanul
itanul	[ɪtɐˈnul]		n.	itan + -ul	ethanol [chem], ethyl alcohol it. etanolo, alcol etilico, dt. Ethanol, Äthanol, Ethylalkohol, Äthylalkohol
itat	[ɪˈtat]		n.	V+ aetās, -tem	era, epoch, age, it. età, sp. edad, dt. Zeitalter, Ära →itat mian, itat petra, itat ramla
-itat	[ɪˈtat]	i- drops after vowel, r, l; it- sometime drops after t	suff.n.<adj.	V+ -itās, -tem; {merged with} -ītia	{abstraction suffix} →briutat, caltat, calutat, canitat, ciutat, crititat, cuciritat, cucrugutat, drucitat, gratitat, griutat, iriutat, iutat, litriutat, lucanitat, lungitat, maltat, mfriltat, mitat, mracitat, mrutitat, muriturtat, nirtat, nratitat, nutat, pimisturtat, purtat, putuiutat, sasisturtat, scurtat, sicurtat, supriltat, -tat, trinitat, umanitat, umiutat, umlitat, unitat, vilucitat
itat mian	[ɪˈtat mjan]		n.	itat + mian	middle ages, it. Medioevo, Evo Medio, cat. edat mitjana, fr. Moyen Âge, rom. Evul Mediu, dt. Mittelalter
itat petra	[ɪˈtat ˈpetrɐ]		n.	itat + petra	stone age, it. età della pietra, fr. âge de pierre, dt. Steinzeit
itat ramla	[ɪˈtat ˈramblɐ]		n.	itat + ramla	bronze age, it. età del bronzo, rsch. epoca bronzului, dt. Bronzezeit
iterbi	[ɪˈterbɪ]		n.	{loan}	ytterbium, Yb {element 70} [chem], cat. iterbi
itil	[ɪˈtil]		n.	it + -il	ethyl [chem], it. etilo, dt. Ethyl, Äthyl
			adj.		ethyl-, ethylic, it. etilico, dt. Ethyl-
itri	[ˈitrɪ]		n.	{loan}	yttrium, Y {element 39} [chem], cat. itri
-iu	[i͡ʊ̯]		suff.adj.<n./adj.	-īvus, -um; {merged with} -icus, -iscus, -idus	-ish, -ive, -ory, somewhat like, coloured like, {after -at, indicates durative or intensive}; also -ic, it. -ivo, -orio, -ico, rom. -iu, -ui, -iv, -ic, -oriu, -ed, -esc, dt. -ig, -iv, -isch, -id →aiatiu, ariu, ciliu, citriu, cruviu, cubriu, curilatiu, ditrimatiu, fluiu, funitiu, furatiu, gruviu, indiu, iruiu, litriu, litruniu, miliu, mraciu, nigatiu, niriu, paciu, pristuriu, pusitiu, pusivutiu, putuiu, rubiu, simantiu, sustantiu, tipiu, uligatiu, umriu, uriu, valiu
Iuan	[jʊˈan]		n.prop.	Jōhannēs, -em	John
iucacra	[jʊˈkakrɐ]		n.	ioc + -acra	toy, it. giocattolo, cat. joguina, fr. jouet, rom. jucărie, port. brinquedo, dt. Spielzeug
iucun	[jʊˈkun]		n.	jūcundus, -um; {under influence of ioci + -un)	sport, it. sport, sp. deporte, gal. deporte, xogo, cat. esport, dt. Sport
Iui	[ju͡ɪ̯]		n.prop.	Iūdia	Judy
Iuli	[ˈjulɪ]		n.prop.	Jūlia, -us	Julia, Julius
iun	[jun]		adj.	junctum	joint, combined, united, together →aiun, cuniun, iuni, iunti
iuni	[ˈjunɪ]		n.	iun + -i	link, joint, board, committee, it. giunto, sp. junta, dt. Verbindung, Gelenk, Naht, Gremium, Rat
iunti	[ˈjuntɪ]		n.	iun + -(a)ti	junction, it. giuntione, dt. Gelenk, Verbindungsstück, Anschluß, Abzweig, Naht
iur	[jur]		v.t.	*iūrō, -āre; iūrātum	swear, it. giurare, fr. jurer, cat. jurar, port. jurar, rom. jura, dt. schwören
iuru	[ˈjurʊ]		n.	{loan} Euro	euro
iutani	[jʊˈtanɪ]		num.	iota- + -ni	septillion, quadrillion, 1e24
iutat	[jʊˈtat]		n.	io(u) + -(i)tat	youth, cat. joventut, jovent, it. gioventù, giovinezza, sp. juventud, fr. jeunesse, rom. tinerețe, junime, dt. Jugend
ivren	[ɪˈvren]		n.	V+ hībernum	winter, it. inverno, cat. hivern, rom. iarnă, dt. Winter →privil
Ivrop	[ɪˈvrop]		n.	{loan} gr. Εὐρώπη	Europe, Europa, it. Europa, dt. Europa →ivropi, ivrupan
ivropi	[ɪˈvropɪ]		n.	{loan}; Ivrop + i	europium, Eu {element 63} [chem], cat. europi
ivrupan	[ɪvrʊˈpan]		adj.	Ivrop + -an	european, it. europeo, fr. européen, dt. europäisch
J
ja	[ˈiɐ]		adv.	-(C) iam	already, now, by now, yet, it. già, ormai, cat. ja, sp. ya, port. já, rom. acum, deja, dt. schon
je	[ˈiɪ]		n.	j- *jē	[letter] j, J, U+004A, U+006A →ca, i
L
la	[la]		adv.dem.	*il'lā < illac	there →com la, cul la, pi la
la.	[la]		n.abbrev.	(d)la.	Sat. [weekdayabbr2], dt. Sa.
labrin	[lɐˈbrin]		n.	labyrinthus, -um	labyrinth
lac	[lak]		n.	lacus, -um	lake →Lac Liman
Lac Liman	[lak lɪˈman]		n.	Lacus Lemānus; lac + Liman	Lake Geneva
lamra	[ˈlambrɐ]		n.	lāmina	blade, sheet (of material), layer, it. lama, dt. Klinge, Blatt, Lage (eines Materials) →lamra crutel, lamra dinat, lamra rastur, lamra ser, lamrat
lamra crutel	[ˈlambrɐ krʊˈtel]		n.	lamra + crutel	knife blade, it. lama di coltello, dt. Messerklinge
lamra dinat	[ˈlambrɐ dɪˈnat]		n.	lamra + dinat	toothed blade, it. lama dentellata, dt. gezahnte Klinge
lamra rastur	[ˈlambrɐ rɐsˈtur]		n.	lamra + rastur	razor blade, it. lama di rasoio, dt. Rasierklinge
lamra ser	[ˈlambrɐ ser]		n.	lamra + ser	saw blade, it. lama di sega, fr. lame de scie, hoja di sierra, dt. Sägeblatt
lamrat	[lɐmˈbrat]		n.	lamr(a) + -at	sheet metal, it. lamiera, fr. tôle, dt. Blech →lamrat unricat
lamrat unricat	[lɐmˈbra tʊndrɪˈkat]		n.	lamrat + unricat	corrugated steel, it. lamiera ondulata, fr. tôle ondulée, sp. chapa ondulada, dt. Wellblech
lan	[lan]		n.	lāna	wool →craci lan, grumel lan
lantan	[lɐnˈtan]		n.	{loan}	lantanium, La {element 57} [chem], cat. lantani
lar	[lar]		n.	lār	home, cat. llar, port. lar, dt. Zuhause →larec
larec	[lɐˈrek]		n.	lar + -ec	fireplace, chimney, it. camino, cat. xemeneia, rom. cămin, șemineu, dt. Kamin →lumra larec
larm	[larm]		n.	lacrima	tear, it. lacrima, sp. lágrima, fr. larme, dt. Träne
las	[las]		v.t.	*laxō, -āre; laxātum	leave (cause to remain available) (with:a), keep, let, it. lasciare, fr. laisser, cat. port. deixar, sp. dejar, rom. lăsa, dt. lassen (bei:a)
lat	[lat]		n.	lactem	milk, it. latte, fr. lait, sp. leche, dt. Milch →Camin Lat, lat minra
Latin	[lɐˈtin]		adj.	Latīnum	Latin →Latin Rugan
Latin Rugan	[lɐˈtin drʊˈɡan]		n.	Latin + rugan	Vulgar Latin
lat minra	[lat ˈmindrɐ]		n.	lat + minra	almond milk
latuc	[lɐˈtuk]		n.	lactūca	lettuce →cap latuc, latuc crisp, latuc maran
latuc crisp	[lɐˈtuk̚ krisp]		n.	latuc + crisp	frisee lettuce, sp. lechuga rizada, dt. Friseesalat
latuc maran	[lɐˈtuk mɐˈran]		n.	latuc + maran	sea lattuce, sp. lechuga de mar, dt. Meerlattich, sci. ulva lactuca
laur	[lɐˈur]		adv.dem.	*a illa hōra < ad illam hōram	then, thereupon, afterwards; it. dopo, quindi, allora, poi, dt. dann, danach →dis laur
			conj.		when, whereupon
laurensi	[la͡ʊ̯ˈrensɪ]		n.	{loan}	lawrencium, Lr {element 103} [chem], cat. laurenci
lava	[ˈlavɐ]		n.	{loan}	lava
lava	[ˈlavɐ]		v.t.	*lavō, -āre	wash →dilava, lavabra, lavat, lavatoi, lavatur
lavabra	[lɐˈvabrɐ]		n.	lav(a) + -abra	washable
lavat	[lɐˈvat]		n.	lav(a) + -at	laundry, it. bucato, cat. bugada, sp. lavado, rom. rufe, dt. Wäsche
lavatoi	[lɐvɐˈto͡ɪ̯]		n.	lav(a) + -atoi	wash house, washing room, it. lavatoio, lavanderia, dt. Wäscherei, Waschküche
lavatur	[lɐvɐˈtur]		n.	lav(a) + -atur	washer, it. lavatrice, lavandaio, sp. lavadora, lavandero, dt. Waschmaschine, Spülmaschine, Wäscher →lavatur vascel, lavatur vistit
lavatur vascel	[lɐvɐˈtur vɐsˈkel]		n.	lavatur + vascel	dishwasher, it. lavapiatti, fr. lave-vaisselle, sp. lavavajillas, cat. rentaplats, rom. spalator de vase, dt. Spülmaschine
lavatur vistit	[lɐvɐˈtur vɪsˈtit]		n.	lavatur + vistit	wasching machine, it. lavatrice, rom. mașină de spălat, dt. Waschmaschine
le	[le]		pron.pers.	*il'le < ille	he, she, it, him, her {3rd person sg.} →le mitis
lebra	[ˈlebrɐ]		n.	liber, -rum; {no reborrowing of 'i' vowel from lat.}	book, fr. livre, it. libro, sp. libro, cat. llibre, friul. libri, rom. carte, dt. Buch →libra, libra, librai
lega	[ˈleɡɐ]		v.t.	*ligō, -āre	bind, tie (to: a), connect, fasten, it. legare, sp. port. ligar, dt. binden →culega, cunet, ligabra, ulega
lei	[le͡ɪ̯]		n.	lēx, -gem	law, cat. llei, occ. port. lei, fr. loi, sp. ley, it. legge, rom. lege, dt. Gesetz →lian
lei	[le͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	*legiō, -īre < *legīre < legere, legō, lēgī, lēctum; {-i: cat. llegir, llegit (no -ut), friul: lei}	read, it. leggere, fr. lire, cat. llegir, occ. legir, sp. leer, port. ler, friul. lei, sard. leghere, rom. citi, lectura, dt. lesen →culei, lit
le mitis	[le mɪˈtis]		pron.	le + mitis	he himself, she herself, they themselves, cat. ell mateix, ella mateixa, dt. er selbst, sie selbst
leni	[ˈlenɪ]		n.	lignum	wood {material}
lepra	[ˈleprɐ]		n.	lepus, -orem	hare, it. lepre, fr. lièvre, sp. liebre, cat. llebre, dt. Hase
leri	[ˈlerɪ]		n.	lilium	lily, it. giglio, cat. lliri, sp. lirio, dt. Lilie
les	[les]		v.t.	*laesō, -āre < {freq.} laedere, laedō, laesī, laesus; {-s: 'lesion' should be recognisable}	injure →lesi
lesi	[ˈlesɪ]		n.	les + -i	injury
let	[let]		n.	lectus, -um	bed, it. letto, cat. llit, dt. Bed
letra	[ˈletrɐ]		n.	littera	letter (of an alphabet), letter (written text), it. lettera, fr. lettre, cat. letra, carta, port. letra, carta, dt. Buchstabe, Brief
letr-iman	[let rɪˈman]		adj.	letr(u)- + iman	electromagnetic, dt. elektromagnetisch →letr-imanisma
			n.		electromagnet, sp. electroimán, fr. électro-aimant, it. elettromagnete, elettrocalamita, dt. Elektromagnet
letr-imanisma	[let rɪmɐˈnismɐ]		n.	letr-iman + -isma	electromagnetism, dt. Elektromagnetismus
letru-	[ˈletrʊ]	-u drops before vowel	precomp.	e'lectro= < gr. ἤλεκτρον	electro-, it. elettro-, dt. elektro- →letr-iman, letru-debra, litriu, litron
letru-debra	[ˈletrʊ ˈdebrɐ]		adj.	letru- + debra	electroweak, it. elettrodebole, dt. elektroschwach
leva	[ˈlevɐ]		v.t.	*levō, -āre; levātum	raise, lift, it. levare, cat. llevar, dt. heben, hochheben, abschöpfen
			v.i.		rise, it. levare, cat. llevar, dt. hochkommen, aufsteigen, aufgehen, sich heben
			v.refl.		get up, stand up, it. levarsi, cat. llevar, dt. sich erheben, aufstehen (vom Stuhl; nach dem Schlafen)
li	[li]	before vowel: l', after vowel in monosyl. prep.: 'l	det.art.	ille+; illa; illum; illam	the (singular)
lian	[ljan]		adj.	leg(em) + -anum; {calque} lēgālis; le(i) + -an	legal, pertaining to law
libelu	[lɪˈbelʊ]		n.	{loan} nlat. *lībellula	dragonfly
libra	[ˈlibrɐ]		v.t.	*līberō, -āre < liberāre	liberate, free
			adj.		free, independent, fr. libre, it. libero, sp. libre, cat. lliure, friul. libar, rom. liber, dt. frei →lebra
libra	[ˈlibrɐ]		n.	lībra	pound, fr. livre, it. libbra, sp. libra, cat. lliura, friul. lire, rom. livră, dt. Pfund →lebra
librai	[lɪˈbra͡ɪ̯]		n.	lebr(a) + -ai	library, book store, it. dt. Bibliothek, Bücherei
lifan	[lɪˈfan]		n.	*lefantə < elephantus, -um	elephant
ligabra	[lɪˈɡabrɐ]		adj.	leg(a) + -abra	liable {jur.}; bindable, it. responsibile {jur.}; legabile, dt. haftbar {jur.}; anbindbar →punibra, rispusabra
lim	[lim]		n.	lingua	language, tongue, it. lingua, sard. limma, limba, dt. Sprache, Zunge →lim primeu
Liman	[lɪˈman]		adj.	(V)- *Allemānus, -a, -um	German
Liman	[lɪˈman]		n.	Lemānus, -a, -um	pertaining to the area around Geneva; usually misinterpreted as pertaining to Germany →Lac Liman
Limani	[lɪˈmanɪ]		n.	(V)- *Allemānia	Germany
limen	[lɪˈmen]		n.	elementum	element, it. elemento, dt. Element →limen cimi
limen cimi	[lɪˈmeŋ ˈkimɪ]		n.	limen + cimi	chemical element, it. elemento chimico, dt. chemisches Element
lim primeu	[lim prɪˈme͡ʊ̯]		n.	lim + primeu	proto-language, it. lingua originale, dt. Ursprache
limun	[lɪˈmun]		n.	*lemōn < {loan} arab. laymūn	lemon →limunec, naranc, past cu mantic limun, suc limun
limunec	[lɪmʊˈnek]		n.	limun + -ec	lime, dt. Limette, Limone, it. limetta, cat. llima
linti	[ˈlintɪ]		n.	linteum	canvas, linen, linen cloth, cat. llenç, sp. lienzo, dt. Leinwand, Leinen, Leintuch
lintic	[lɪnˈtik]		n.	lentīcula	lentil, it. lenticchia, fr. lentille, dt. Linse
lipton	[lɪpˈton]		n.	{loan} gr. λεπτός; lipt + -on	lepton [phys] [stdmodel]
Lisanra	[lɪˈsandrɐ]		n.prop.	*Lexandrə < Alexandra, Alexander	Alexandra, Alexander
lit	[lit]		adj.	le(i) + -(a)t	read, it. letto, cat. llegit, fr. lu, dt. gelesen
liti	[ˈlitɪ]		n.	{loan}	lithium, Li {element 3} [chem], cat. liti
litra	[ˈlitrɐ]		n.	{loan} lat. litra < gr. λίτρα	liter, litre, cat. litre, it. litro, ast. llitru, dt. Liter
litriu	[lɪˈtri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	letr(u)- + -iu	electric, it. elettrico, ast. llétricu, dt. elektrisch →cunitur litriu, litriutat, luc litriu
litriutat	[lɪtrjʊˈtat]		n.	litriu + -(i)tat	electricity, it. elettricità, cat. electricitat, ast. lletricidá, dt. Elektrizität →ginrati litriutat
litron	[lɪˈtron]		n.	{calque}; letr(u)- + -on	electron [phys] [stdmodel] →litruniu, niutrin litron
litruniu	[lɪtrʊˈni͡ʊ̯]		adj.	litron + -iu	electronic, it. elettronico, dt. elektronisch
liumra	[ˈljumbrɐ]		n.	legūmen, -inis	legume, it. legume, sp. legumbre, friul. liùm, lomb. lèmm, dt. Hülsenfrucht
liun	[ljun]		n.	leō, -nem	lion, it. leone, dt. Löwe
livirmori	[lɪvɪrˈmorɪ]		n.	{loan}	livermorium, Lv {element 116} [chem], cat. livermori
loc	[lok]		n.	locus, -um	place, location →lucan, mei-loc
-loga	[ˈloɡɐ]		suff.n.	-log(i) | -(i) | a	-logist, it. -logo, dt. -loge
-logi	[ˈloɡɪ]		suff.n.	{loan} gr. -λογία	-logy, lore, it. -logia, dt. -logie, Kunde, Lehre →funulogi, -loga, murfulogi
long	[loŋ]		adj.	longa, -us, -um	long →lungitat, unra long
Lor	[lor]		n.prop.	Laura	Laura
lotri	[ˈlotrɪ]		n.	*lutria < lutra	otter, it. lontra, cat. llúdria, occ. loira, fr. loutre, sp. lutria, nutria, dt. Otter →lotri culos
lotri culos	[ˈlotrɪ kʊˈlos]		n.	lotri + culos	giant otter, sci. pteronura brasiliensis, fr. loutre géante, port. ariranha, onça-d'água, lontra-gigante, lobo-do-rio, dt. Riesenotter
lu.	[lu]		n.abbrev.	(d)lu.	Mon. [weekdayabbr2], dt. Mo.
luc	[luk]		n.	lūx, -cem	light {concept} [phys], it. luce, dt. Licht →an luc, luc litriu, lumra, ntiniti luc, vilucitat luc
lucan	[lʊˈkan]		adj.	loc + -an	local →lucanitat
lucanitat	[lʊkɐnɪˈtat]		n.	lucan + -itat	location, locality
luci	[ˈlukɪ]		n.	lūcius, -um	pike, it. luccio, dt. Hecht, cmp. cat. lluç
luc litriu	[luk lɪˈtri͡ʊ̯]		n.	luc + litriu	electric light {concept}, it. luce elettrico, dt. elektrisches Licht
Luiu	[lʊˈi͡ʊ̯]		n.	{loan} uk. Львів	Lviv, it. Leopoli, scn. Liòpuli, dt. Lwiw, Lemberg
lum	[lum]		n.	lumbus, -um	loin, tenderloin, it. port. lombo, sp. lomo, cat. llom, ast. llombu, dt. Lende
lumra	[ˈlumbrɐ]		n.	lūmen, -inis	lamp, small fire, light source, it. lume, sp. lumbre, cat. llum, dt. Lampe, Kerzenlicht →luc, lumra canil, lumra larec, lumra lun, lumr' oli
lumra canil	[ˈlumbrɐ kɐˈnil]		n.	lumra + canil	candle light, it. lume di candela, dt. Kerzenschein
lumra larec	[ˈlumbrɐ lɐˈrek]		n.	lumra + larec	ingle, chimney fire, sp. lumbre de la chimenea, dt. Kaminfeuer
lumra lun	[ˈlumbrɐ lun]		n.	lumra + lun	moonshine, it. lume di luna, dt. Mondschein
lumric	[lʊmˈbrik]		n.	*lumbrīx, -cem < lumbrīcum	intestinal worm, roundword, cat. llombric, rom. limbric, dt. Bandwurm, Ringelwurm, Darmwurm
lumr' oli	[lumb ˈrolɪ]		n.	lumr(a) + oli	oil lamp, cat. llum d'oli, dt. Öllampe
lun	[lun]		n.	lūna	moon →lumra lun, lun prin
lungitat	[lʊŋɡɪˈtat]		n.	long + -itat	length, longitude →centu-metra, cilu-metra, decu-metra, metra, milu-metra
lun prin	[lum prin]		n.	lun + prin	full moon, sp. luna llena, dt. Vollmond
luntan	[lʊnˈtan]		adj.	*longitānus, -a, -um	far away, far, it. lontano, fr. lointain, rsch. lontan, dt. (weit) entfernt
lur	[lur]		det.art.	*illōrum	the (plural)
lur	[lur]		pron.pers.	*illōrum	they, them {3rd person pl.}
Lustani	[lʊsˈtanɪ]		n.	Lūsitānia	Lustany; Spain(?)
lut	[lut]		v.i.	*luctō, -āre < luctārī	fight (against:cun), cat. lluitar, it. lottare, combattere, fr. battre, occ. sp. luchar, port. lutar, rom. lupta, dt. kämpfen
luteti	[lʊˈtetɪ]		n.	{loan} lat. Lūtētia	lutetium, Lu {element 71} [chem], cat. luteci
M
ma.	[ma]		n.abbrev.	(d)ma.	Tue. [weekdayabbr2], dt. Di.
mac	[mak]		n.	imāginem	image →-ac, mac rau i nir
macra	[ˈmakrɐ]		adj.	macer, -ra, -rum	meagre, thin {w/ little fat}
mac rau i nir	[mak ra͡ʊ̯ i nir]		n.	mac + rau + i + nir	black and white image
Madrir	[mɐˈdrir]		n.	{loan}	Madrid
magnesi	[mɐɡˈnesɪ]		n.	{loan}	magnesium, Mg {element 12} [chem], cat. magnesi
mai	[ma͡ɪ̯]		adv.	magis	never, cat. mai, dt. nie
mai	[ma͡ɪ̯]		n.	maius, -um	May [month], dt. Mai
			n.abbrev.		May [monthabbr3], dt. Mai
maistra	[mɐˈistrɐ]		n.	magister, -rum	master, foreman, it. maestro, fr. maître, cat. mestre, dt. Meister, Lehrherr
maitneri	[ma͡ɪ̯tˈnerɪ]		n.	{loan}	meitnerium, Mt {element 109} [chem], cat. meitneri
mal	[mal]		adj.	malus, -um	bad →amalic, maltat
			adv.		badly
malat	[mɐˈlat]		adj.	*malabitus, -a, -um	ill, sick, it. malato, fr. malade, dt. krank
maltat	[mɐlˈtat]		n.	*malitās, -tem; mal + -(i)tat	badness, it. malizia, sp. maldad, port. maldade, dt. Schlechtheit →maltatus
maltatus	[mɐltɐˈtus]		adj.	maltat + -us	evil, bad, malitious, it. malizioso, malevole, rom. răutăcios, dt. bösartig
man	[man]		n.	*manus, -ī < manus, -ūs	hand
man	[man]		v.t.	*mandō, -āre	send (to: a)
mang	[maŋ]		v.t.	*manducō, -āre < *mandicāre	eat, it. mangiare, sard. mandhicàre, rom. mânca, dt. essen →mangar, mangat, mangic, sa mang bon
mangan	[mɐˈŋan]		n.	{loan}	manganese, Mn {element 25} [chem], cat. manganès, manganés, rom. mangan, dt. Mangan
mangar	[mɐˈŋar]		n.	mang + -ar	eating, rom. mâncat, alimentare, dt. Essen, Vorgang des Essens, Mahl
mangat	[mɐˈŋat]		n.	mang + -at	food, object of eating, rom. mâncare, dt. Essen, Lebensmittel
mangic	[mɐˈŋik]		v.i.	mang + -ic	nibble, it. rosicchiare, cat. rosegar, sp. comiscar, dt. knabbern
manir	[mɐˈnir]		n.	*manērə < manuāria	manner, way
mantic	[mɐnˈtik]		n.	*mantēca < mantica	cream {from milk}, cat. nata, it. panna, dt. Sahne, Rahm →butir, mantic acit, mantic batut, mantic ramlaci, past cu mantic limun, sup mantic crucut
mantic acit	[mɐnˈti kɐˈkit]		n.	mantic + acit	sour cream
mantic batut	[mɐnˈtik bɐˈtut]		n.	mantic + batut	whipped cream
mantic ramlaci	[mɐnˈtik rɐmˈblakɪ]		n.	mantic + ramlaci	whipped cream with horseraddish
mantil	[mɐnˈtil]		n.	mantēlum	cape, mantle, cloak
mar	[mar]		n.	mare	ocean, sea, it. oceano, mare, sp. mar, dt. Ozean, Meer, die See →crou mar, maran, Mar Atlas, Mar Balti, Mar Bural, Mar Graci, Mar Graci Bural, Mar Graci Ustral, Mar Indi, mar mun, Mar Nort, Mar Paciu, Mar Sur, Mar Ustral
maran	[mɐˈran]		adj.	*marānu < marīnus, -a, -um; mar + -an	marine →latuc maran
Mar Atlas	[ma rɐˈtlas]		n.	mar + Atlas	Atlantic ocean, it. atlantico, dt. Atlantischer Ozean
Mar Balti	[mar ˈbaltɪ]		n.	mar + Balti	Baltic Sea, it. mare baltico, ee. Läänemeri, dt. Ostsee
Mar Bural	[mar bʊˈral]		n.	mar + bural	Northern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Artico, Oceano Artico, cat. Oceà Àrtic, dt. Nördliches Eismeer, Arktischer Ozean
marel	[mɐˈrel]		adj.	(V)- *amarellum	yellow [colour] →brit rap marel, ultra gran cap marel, ultra nic cap marel
Mar Graci	[mar ˈɡrakɪ]		n.	mar + graci	Northern and Southern Ocean, it. Oceano Artico e Antartico, dt. Eismeer, Arktischer und Antarktischer Ozean
Mar Graci Bural	[mar ˈɡrakɪ bʊˈral]		n.	mar + graci + bural	Northern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Artico, Oceano Artico, cat. Oceà Àrtic, dt. Nördliches Eismeer, Arktischer Ozean
Mar Graci Ustral	[mar ˈɡrakɪ ʊsˈtral]		n.	mar + graci + ustral	Southern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Antartico, Oceano Australe, dt. Südliches Eismeer, Antarktischer Ozean
Mari	[ˈmarɪ]		n.prop.	Marīa; Marius	Mary, Marius
Mar Indi	[ma ˈrindɪ]		n.	mar + Indi	Indian Ocean, it. Oceano Indiano, dt. Indischer Ozean
mar mun	[mar mun]		n.	mar + mun	ocean, it. oceano, dt. Ozean, Weltmeer
Mar Nort	[mar nort]		n.	mar + nort	North Sea, it. Mare del Nord, dt. Nordsee
maron	[mɐˈron]		n.	{loan} gr. máraon	sweet chestnut, it. marrone, fr. marron
			adj.		brown [colour], it. marrone, fr. brun, marron, rom. maro, dt. braun →us maron
Mar Paciu	[mar pɐˈki͡ʊ̯]		n.	mar + paciu	Pacific Ocean, it. Pacifico, dt. Pazifik, Stiller Ozean
Mar Sur	[mar sur]		n.	mar + sur	Southern Seas, South Pacific, sp. mar del Sur, fr. Mers du Sud, dt. Südsee, Südpazifik
Mar Ustral	[ma rʊsˈtral]		n.	mar + ustral	Southern Ocean, it. Mar Glaciale Antartico, Oceano Australe, dt. Südliches Eismeer, Antarktischer Ozean
mas	[mas]		n.	massa	mass [phys], large amount, large number, crowd, it. port. cat. massa, sp. masa, dt. Masse →cilu-gram, gram
masapan	[mɐsɐˈpan]		n.	{loan}	marzipan
masma	[ˈmasmɐ]		adv.	maxime	most {superlative of pru} →Masmilan, mimra
Masmilan	[mɐsmɪˈlan]		n.prop.	*Maximīliān < Maximiliānus, -a, -um, -am {under influence of masma}	Maximilian
mat	[mat]		v.t.	*mactō, -ārea	kill
matas	[mɐˈtas]		n.	mataxa	silk, it. seta, rom. mătase, dt. Seide →craci matas
materi	[mɐˈterɪ]		n.	māteria	matter, material, substance, stuff, it. materia, dt. Substanz, Stoff, Materie →materi scur
materi scur	[mɐˈterɪs kur]		n.	materi + scur	dark matter [astron], it. materia oscura, cat. matèria fosca, rom. materie întunecată, dt. dunkle Materie
matin	[mɐˈtin]		n.	*matutīnum < *matūtus < māne	morning →matin bon
matin bon	[mɐˈtim bon]		phr.	matin + bon	good morning
mau	[ma͡ʊ̯]		n.	**mādə < māter, -rem; {influenced by similar shift in pau}	mother [kin], it. sp. madre, fr. mère, cat. mare, gal. mai, port. mãe, rom. mamă, maică, dt. Mutter, Mama →mau astra, mau mau, mau pau, mau socra, paren, pau mau
mau astra	[ma͡ʊ̯ ˈastrɐ]		n.	mau + astra	stepmother [kin]
mau mau	[ma͡ʊ̯ ma͡ʊ̯]		n.	mau + mau	mother's mother, maternal grandmother [kin], sw. mormor →avi
mau pau	[ma͡ʊ̯ pa͡ʊ̯]		n.	mau + pau	father's mother, paternal grandmother [kin], sw. farmor →avi
mau socra	[ma͡ʊ̯ ˈsokrɐ]		n.	mau + socra	mother-in-law [kin]
mbunic	[m̩bʊˈnik]		v.t.	n(i)- + bon + -ic	make better, it. migliorare, port. melhiorar, dt. verbessern
			v.refl.		get better, it. migliorarsi, port. melhiorar-se, dt. sich verbessern
me.	[me]		n.abbrev.	(d)me.	Wed. [weekdayabbr2], dt. Mi.
mec	[mek]		n.	medicus, -um	physician, medical doctor, it. medico, dottore, cat. metge, lig. mêgo, friul. miedi, dt. Arzt →micamen, micin
mega-	[ˈmeɡɐ]		precomp.si.	{loan} mega {SI unit prefix}	mega, 1e6, 1000000, M →migani
mei	[me͡ɪ̯]		adj.	-(d)i- medius, -a, -um	middle, it. mezzo, afr. mi, fr. mi-, cat. mig, occ. mièg, miei, sard. meiu, mesu, port. meio, rom. miez, dt. mittel, mittler →camin mei
			n.		middle, means, method, it. mezzo, sp. medio, cat. mig, mitjà, occ. miei, sard. meiu, mesu, fr. milieu, moyen, dt. Mitte, Mittel, Methode →mian, mitat, ni mei
			num.		half, ½, it. mezzo, fr. demi, cat. mig, dt. halb →mei camin
			precomp.	mei	middle, mid-, half-, it. mezzo-, cat. mig-, fr. mi-, dt. mittel-, halb- →mei-cam, mei-di, mei-loc, mei-not
mei-cam	[me͡ɪ̯ kam]		n.	mei- + cam	midfield, it. centrocampo, fr. milieu/centre de terrain, port. meio-campo, dt. Mittelfeld
mei camin	[me͡ɪ̯ kɐˈmin]		n.	mei + camin	half way, it. metà strada, fr. mi-chemin, dt. halber Weg →a mei camin
mei-di	[me͡ɪ̯ di]		n.	mei- + di	noon, midday, it. mezzogiorno, fr. midi, cat. migdia, dt. Mittag
mei-loc	[me͡ɪ̯ lok]		n.	mei- + loc	middle, center, place in the middle/center, fr. milieu, it. mezzo, centrocampo, dt. Mitte, Mittelfeld →reni mei-loc
mei-not	[me͡ɪ̯ not]		n.	mei- + not	midnight, fr. minuit, it. mezzanotte, dt. Mitternacht
mel	[mel]		n.	mel, -lis	honey, it. miele, cat. mel, rom. miere, dt. Honig →culur mel, miliu, vin mel
Meli	[ˈmelɪ]		n.prop.	Aemilius, -um	Emilio, Emily
meli	[ˈmelɪ]		n.	milium	millet, it. miglio, cat. mill, sp. mijo, dt. Hirse →avin, paneci, rodi, sical, spret, tric
metra	[ˈmetrɐ]		n.	{loan} metrum	metre, meter, m [phys] [unit] [SI], it. metro, dt. Meter →centu-metra, cilu-metra, decu-metra, lungitat, milu-metra
mfan	[ɱ̩fan]		n.	infāns, -antem	child
mflui	[ɱ̩flu͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	n(i)- + flui	influence, it. influire, influenzare, sp. influir, port. influenciar, rom. influența, înrâuri, dt. beeinflussen →mfluiti
mfluiti	[ɱ̩flʊˈitɪ]		n.	mflui + -(a)ti	influence, it. influenzia, dt. Einfluß
mfril	[ɱ̩fril]		adj.	*inferīrem < inferiōrem; {re-learned from lat.}	inferior →mfriltat
mfriltat	[ɱ̩frɪlˈtat]		n.	inferioritatem; mfril + -(i)tat	inferiority
mfriu	[ɱ̩fri͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	n(i)- + friu	chill, cool, refrigerate, cat. refredar, dt. kühlen →mfriutur
			v.refl.		become cold, get cold, sp. enfriarse, dt. abkühlen, kalt werden
mfriutur	[ɱ̩frjʊˈtur]		n.	mfriu + -(a)tur	refrigerator, cat. frigorific, it. frigorifero, rom. frigider, dt. Kühlschrank
mfrumatic	[ɱ̩frʊmɐˈtik]		n.	{loan} lat. *informatica	computer science
mfrun	[ɱ̩frun]		v.t.	n(i)- + frun	bake {in an oven} →mfrun trot
mfrun trot	[ɱ̩frun trot]		v.i.	mfrun + trot	bake a cake in the oven, put cake in the oven
mi	[mi]		pron.pers.	*mī < me, mihi	I, me {1st person sg.} →apui mi dilui
mian	[mjan]		adj.	mediānus, -a, -um; me(i) + -an	average, ordinary, medium, medium-sized, it. medio, mezzano, fr. moyen, cat. mitjà, occ. mejan, ast. mianu, gal. meán, port. meão, dt. durchschnittlich, gewöhnlich, mittel, mittelgroß →itat mian, unra mian
micamen	[mɪkɐˈmen]		n.	medicāmentum; mec + -amen	medicine, drug, it. medicamento, occ. metjament, dt. Arznei, Medikament →micin
Micil	[mɪˈkil]		n.prop.	Michaēla, -us	Michaela, Michael
micin	[mɪˈkin]		n.	medicīna	remedy, medicine, it. medicina, port. mezinha, sard. medichina, meighina, dt. Medizin, Heilmittel, Arzneimittel, Abhilfe; cmp. cat metzina →mec, micamen
micru-	[ˈmikrʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} micro {SI unit prefix}	micro-, 1e-6, dt. mikro- →micru-unra
micru-unra	[ˈmikrʊ ˈundrɐ]		n.	micru- + unra	microwave, it. microonda, cat. microona, dt. Mikrowelle
midali	[mɪˈdalɪ]		n.	-d- *medālia; {-d- semi-learned}	medal
migani	[mɪˈɡanɪ]		num.	mega- + -ni	million, 1e6, 1000000 →miluni
Milan	[mɪˈlan]		n.	-(d)i- Mediolānum	Milan
Mili	[ˈmilɪ]		n.prop.	Aemīlia	Emily
mili	[ˈmilɪ]		num.	mīlia < mille; {or maybe 'mille' + i}	thousand, 1000, port. mil, sard. mílli, míla, dt. tausend →milu-
miliu	[mɪˈli͡ʊ̯]		adj.	mel + -iu	honey-like, honey-sweet, honey-coloured, siruppy like honey, it. mellifluo, dolciastro, port. melado, dt. honigartig, zäh wie honig, honigsüß, honigfarben →culur mel
miltar	[mɪlˈtar]		n.	mīlitārem	soldier, it. soldato, cat. militar, soldat, dt. Soldat
milu-	[ˈmilʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} mili {SI unit prefix}; {-u: to avoid confusion with mili}	milli-, 1e-3, dt. milli- →milu-metra
milu-metra	[ˈmilʊ ˈmetrɐ]		n.	milu- + metra	millimetre, mm [phys] [unit] →lungitat
(milun)	[mɪˈlun]	not used in isolation	num.stem.	*milliōnem; {neologism}	million, 1000000 →miluni
miluni	[mɪˈlunɪ]		num.	milun + i	{obsolete} million, 1000000, 1e6, port. milhão, dt. Million →migani, -ni
mimra	[ˈmimbrɐ]		adv.	**mimine < minime	least {superlative of min} →masma
min	[min]		adv.	-(ra) minorem < minōrem {acc.} < minor, minus	less {comparative} →mimra, nu min ci, pru
mindilevi	[mɪndɪˈlevɪ]		n.	{loan}	mendelevium, Md {element 101} [chem], cat. mendelevi
minra	[ˈmindrɐ]		n.	(V)- *amindula < amygdala	almond, sard. méndula, sp. almendra →butir minra, lat minra, trot minra
minut	[mɪˈnut]		adj.	minūtus, -a, -um	thin, slim, slender, small, minute, it. minuto, dt. klein, zierlich, zart
			n.		minute, it. minuto, dt. Minute
mion	[mjon]		n.	{loan} µ < gr. μῦ; mi + -on	muon [phys] [stdmodel], it. muone, rom. miuon, port. muão, múon, dt. Myon →niutrin mion
mir	[mir]		v.t.	*mirō, -āre	look at, watch, marvel at →mirac, miracra, mirbeli
mirac	[mɪˈrak]		n.	*mirāginem; mir + -ac	mirage, illusion, Fata Morgana
miracra	[mɪˈrakrɐ]		n.	mirāculum; mir + -acra	miracle →miracrus
miracrus	[mɪrɐˈkrus]		adj.	miracr(a) + -us	miracle-like, miraculous
mirbel	[mɪrˈbel]		v.t.	mirbel(i) | -(i)	surprise, astonish (about: spra), it. meravigliare, sorprendere, sp. sorprender, dt. überraschen, verwundern
			v.refl.		be surprised, be astonish (about: spra), it. meravigliarsi, sorprendersi, sp. sorprenderse, dt. sich wundern, überrascht sein, staunen
mirbeli	[mɪrˈbelɪ]		n.	-Vr- mīrābelia < mīrābilis, -em; {no r metathesis under influence of mir}	surprise, astonishment, it. meraviglia, sorpresa, sp. sorpresa, dt. Überraschung, Verwunderung →mirbel
Mircur	[mɪrˈkur]		n.	{loan}	Mercury [planet] [astron], cat. Mercuri, rom. Mercur, dt. Merkur →mircuri
mircuri	[mɪrˈkurɪ]		n.	{loan}; Mircur + i	mercury, Hg {element 80} [chem], cat. mercuri
mis	[mis]		n.	mēnsis, -em	month
(mis)	[mis]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*missō, -āre < {freq.} mittere, mittō, mīsī, missum; {-s: works well in deriv.; perf.part. often in -s: cat. mes, it. messo}	put, stick, send, it. mettere, sp. meter, -mitir, dt. setzen, stellen, legen, stecken, schicken →dimis, misti, pimis, prumis, sumis, tramis, umis
mison	[mɪˈson]		n.	{loan} gr. μέσον; mis + -on	meson [phys] [stdmodel]
mister	[mɪsˈter]		n.	*mini'sterum < ministerium	craft, job, occupation, profession, trade, it. mestiere, fr. métier, port. mister, dt. Handwerk, Gewerbe, Beruf
misti	[ˈmistɪ]		n.	mis + -(a)ti	mission, it. missione, dt. Mission, Aufgabe, Einsatz, Unternehmung
misur	[mɪˈsur]		v.t.	*mēnsūrō, -āre; mēnsūrātum < {freq.} mētīrī, mētior, mēnsus	measure, it. misurare, sp. medir, rom. măsura, dt. messen →misurati, misuri
misurati	[mɪsʊˈratɪ]		n.	misur + -ati	measurement, it. misurazione, dt. Messung
misuri	[mɪˈsurɪ]		n.	misur + -i	measure, it. misura, rom. măsură, dt. Maß
(mit)	[mit]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan}	meth- {substance formative} [chem], it. met-, dt. Meth- →it, mitan, mitil
mitan	[mɪˈtan]		n.	mit + -an	methane [chem], it. metano, dt. Methan →mitanul
mitanul	[mɪtɐˈnul]		n.	mitan + -ul	methanol [chem], methyl alcohol, it. metanolo, alcol metilico, dt. Methanol, Metylalkohol
mitat	[mɪˈtat]		n.	medietās, -tem; me(i) + -(i)tat	half, it. metà, sp. mitad, cat. meitat, sard. meidàde, fr. moitié, port. meio, rom. jumătate, dt. Hälfte
mitil	[mɪˈtil]		n.	mit + -il	methyl [chem], it. metilo, dt. Methyl
			adj.		methylic, methyl-, it. metilico, dt. Methyl-
mitis	[mɪˈtis]		adv.	*metēpsə < *metipsimus	(by) oneself, (by) himself, (by) herself, by myself, (by) ourself, (by) yourself, self; even, port. mesmo, cat. mateix, dt. selbst, sogar →i mitis, le mitis, mitis ci, mitis cun, mitis si
			adj.		same, very same, -self, -selves, himself, herself, itself, themselves
mitis ci	[mɪˈtis ki]		conj.	mitis + ci	even though, although, port. mesmo que, dt. obwohl, selbst wenn
mitis cun	[mɪˈtis kun]	-n only before vowel	prep.	mitis + cun	despite, in spite of, even with, it. malgrado, cat. malgrat, dt. trotz, selbst mit
mitis si	[mɪˈtis si]		conj.	mitis + si	even if, port. mesmo que, dt. selbst wenn, sogar wenn, auch wenn
mo	[mo]		v.aux.	-(C) modo	{present tense marker}, cmp. it. nap. mo 'now'
mol	[mol]		n.	{loan} mole, mol	mole, mol [chem] [unit] [SI], it. mole, dt. Mol →canitat sustanti
mol	[mol]		v.t.	*molō, -ere; molitum; {-(i): cat. moldre, mòlt, fr. moulu}	grind, mill, cat. moldre, fr. moudre, sp. moler, molturar, port. moer, dt. mahlen
moli	[ˈmolɪ]		v.t.	*molliō, -āre < mollīre	make wet, moisten, soak, dip; celebrate with a drink, port. molhar, cat. mullar →mulit
			n.		dip, sauce, salsa, port. molho →moli acitidruc, moli mustaci
			v.refl.		get wet
moli acitidruc	[ˈmolɪ ɐkɪtɪˈdruk]		n.	moli + acitidruc	sweet-and-sour sauce, chutney
moli mustaci	[ˈmolɪ mʊsˈtakɪ]		n.	moli + mustaci	mustard sauce
mon	[mon]		n.	mōns, -ontem	mountain →cumra mon, munani, Munrian, mur mon
mon	[mon]		v.t.	*montō, -āre	mount; ride
mong	[moŋ]		n.	monachus, -um	monk, it. monaco, dt. Mönch
mori	[ˈmorɪ]		v.i.	*mōriō, -īre < mōrī	die, it. morire, cat. morir, dt. sterben →murir, murit, muritur
mos	[mos]		v.t.	*morsō, -āre < {freq.} mordëre, morsum	bite, it. mordere, cat. mossegar, dt. beißen →mosi, musac, music
Moscu	[ˈmoskʊ]		n.prop.	{loan} rus. Москва	Moscow
mosi	[ˈmosɪ]		n.	mos + -i	bite, it. morso, sard. mossu, dt. Biß
mou	[mo͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	*moveō, -ēre; mōtum; {-(i): no -it- in perf.part. in lat.; it. mosso, cat. mogut, fr. mû, freq.: rom. mutat}	move, it. muovere, cat. moure, fr. mouvoir, rom. muta, dt. bewegen →movi, mumen, mut, muvuti
			v.refl.		move {by itself}
movi	[ˈmovɪ]		n.	mou + -i	move, movement, it. mossa, dt. Zug (in Spiel/Strategie, z.B. Bewegung einer Spielfigur usw.)
mpac	[m̩pak]		v.t.	n(i)- + pac	switch off, it. spengere, sp. apagar, dt. ausschalten, abschalten
mpesi	[m̩ˈpesɪ]		v.t.	n(i)- + pesi	make heavy, burden (with:cun), it. gravare, appioppare, fr. grever, rom. îngreuna, dt. schwer machen, aufbürden (dat.:obj., acc:.cun), belasten (acc.:obj., mit:cun)
			v.i.		become heavy, burden, rom. îngreuna, dt. schwer werden
mpir	[m̩pir]		v.t.	*impērō, -āre < imperāre	rule, reign →mpiratur, mpiri
mpiratur	[m̩pɪrɐˈtur]		n.	mpir + -atur	emperor, it. imperatore, dt. Kaiser, Imperator
mpiri	[m̩ˈpirɪ]		n.	impērium; mpir + -i	empire →mpirian
mpirian	[m̩pɪrˈjan]		n.	mpiri + -an	imperial
mpre	[m̩pre]		v.t.	*im'pleō, -ēre < implēre, impleō, implēvī, implētum	fill, fill up, it. empire, sp. henchir, sard. umpíri, cat. omplir, rom. umple, dt. füllen, anfüllen →dimpri, frat, mpret
			v.refl.		get full, it. riempirsi, sp. llenarse, dt. sich füllen →frat
mpret	[m̩pret]		adj.	mpre + -(a)t	filled up
mpric	[m̩prik]		v.t.	n(i)- + pric	employ, use, it. empiegare, fr. employer, dt. einstellen, verwenden, einsetzen
mprui	[m̩pru͡ɪ̯]		v.i.0s.	{-i: incons. part.perf: cat. it. have part. -ut-, rom. has -at, sard. has proidu, piopidu; m-: denom. like arom.}; n(i)- + prui	rain, it piovere, cat. ploure, rom. ploua, arom. mplueadzã, sard. proere, pioere, dt. regnen
mprutan	[m̩prʊˈtan]		adj.	importantem	important
mra.	[m̩bra]		n.abbrev.	mra(ti)	Mar. [monthabbr3], dt. Mär.
Mrac	[m̩brak]		n.prop.	Marcus, -um	Mark
mrac	[m̩brak]		adj.	(V)- *amāricə < *amāricus, -um, < amārus, -um	bitter, cat. amarg, sard. maricósu →amrac, mracitat, mraciu, mracus
Mracel	[m̩brɐˈkel]		n.prop.	Marcella, -us	Marcella, Marcel
mracitat	[m̩brɐkɪˈtat]		n.	amāritātem; mrac + -itat	bitterness
mraciu	[m̩brɐˈki͡ʊ̯]		adj.	mrac + -iu	bitterish, it. amarognolo
mracus	[m̩brɐˈkus]		adj.	mrac + -us	bitter, sad
mran	[m̩bran]		n.	margō, -inem	border, margin, it. margine, cat. marge, port. margem, dt. Rand →rul
Mrat	[m̩brat]		n.	Mārs, -tem	Mars [planet] [astron], it. Marte, cat. Mart, fr. Mars, dt. Mars
mratel	[m̩brɐˈtel]		n.	martellus, -um	hammer, it. martello, cat. martell, rom. ciocan, dt. Hammer →fracol i mratel, mratel ruputur vetra
mratel ruputur vetra	[m̩brɐˈtel rʊpʊˈtur ˈvetrɐ]		n.	mratel + ruputur vetra	glass-breaking hammer, it. martello rompivetro, sp. martillo rompecristales, fr. marteau brise-vitre, dt. Nothammer, Glasbruchhammer
mrati	[m̩ˈbratɪ]		n.	martius, -um	March [month], dt. März →mra.
Mratin	[m̩brɐˈtin]		n.prop.	Martīna, -us	Martina, Martin
mrec	[m̩brek]		n.	merx, -cem	goods, product, it. merce, beni, cat. bens, sp. bienes, dt. Ware, Güter →mrec furat
mrec furat	[m̩brek fʊˈrat]		n.	mrec + furat	stolen goods, it. refurtiva, bottino, fr. produit du vol, sp. butin, hurto, dt. Diebesgut
mrel	[m̩brel]		n.	merula	blackbird, ouzel, cat. merla, dt. Amsel, Schwarzdrossel
mrer	[m̩brer]		n.	merda	{vulgar} shit, poo, it. merda, stronzo, sp. mierda, dt. Scheiße, Kacke →caci
mricat	[m̩brɪˈkat]		n.	mercātum	market →mricat pruc
mricat pruc	[m̩brɪˈkat pruk]		n.	mricat + pruc	flea market
Mricoli	[m̩brɪˈkolɪ]		n.	Mercurius, -um	Mercury [planet] [astron], it. Mercurio, cat. Mercuri, dt. Mercury
Mrosi	[m̩ˈbrosɪ]		n.prop.	(V)- Ambrosia, -us	Ambrosia, Ambrosius
mrus	[m̩brus]		n.	mulsa; {unclear semantics, but cat. seems to have got it the same way}	moss, it. muschio, sp. musgo, cat. molsa, fr. mousse, rom. mușchi, dt. Moos
mrut	[m̩brut]		adj.	multus, -a, -um	much, many →mrutangrat, mrutitat, mrut uligat
			adv.		very, very much
mrutangrat	[m̩brʊtɐŋˈɡrat]		n.	{calque} lat. multangulum; mrut + angrat	polygon, it. poligono, dt. Vieleck, Polygon
mrutitat	[m̩brʊtɪˈtat]		n.	*multitātem < multitūdinem; mrut + -itat	crowd, multitude
mrut uligat	[m̩bru tʊlɪˈɡat]		phr.	mrut + uligat	thank you very much
muc	[muk]		n.	mūcus, -um	slime, mucus, it. muco, cat. moc, sp. moco, dt. Schleim →muci
muci	[ˈmukɪ]		n.	*mucceum; {regularised derivation}; muc + -i	snot, it. mocchio, cat. moc, sp. moco, rom. moci, dt. Rotz, Schnotten
mulibden	[mʊlɪbˈden]		n.	{loan}	molibdenum, Mo {element 42} [chem], cat. molibdè
mulicul	[mʊlɪˈkul]		n.	{loan} nlat. mōlecula	molecule, it. molecola, dt. Molekül
mulit	[mʊˈlit]		adj.	moli + -(a)t	wet
mumen	[mʊˈmen]		n.	mōmentum; {accidentally like mou + -amen, like Latin structure}	moment →muvuti
mun	[mun]		n.	mundum	world →mar mun, mun sombi
munani	[mʊˈnanɪ]		n.	*montānia; mon + -ani	mountain, mountain range
munit	[mʊˈnit]		n.	monēta	money →munitai, papil munit, peti munit
munitai	[mʊnɪˈta͡ɪ̯]		n.	munit + -ai	mint, dt. Münzanstalt, it. zecca, rom. monetărie
Munrian	[mʊndrˈjan]		n.prop.	mon + rian	Montreal
mun sombi	[mun ˈsombɪ]		n.	mun + sombi	dream world, it. mondo dei sogni, dt.Traumwelt
mur	[mur]		n.	mūs, -rem	rat, fr. rat, it. ratto, sp., cat. rata, port. ratazana, friul. pantiane, rom. șobolan, dt. Ratte →mur alat, mur mon, struc
mur alat	[mu rɐˈlat]		n.	mur + alat	bat, cat. ratpenat, moricec, sp. murciélago, fr. chauve-souris, it. pipistrello, dt. Fledermaus
murfulogi	[mʊrfʊˈloɡɪ]		n.	murfu + -logi	morphology, it. morfologia, dt. Morphology, Formenlehre →spluri frum
murir	[mʊˈrir]		n.	mori + -(a)r	dying, it. moria, port. falecimento, rom. moarte, murire, dt. Sterben
murit	[mʊˈrit]		adj.	mori + -(a)t	dead, died, it. morto, dt. tot
			n.		death, it. morto, dt. Tod →disir pi murit
muritur	[mʊrɪˈtur]		adj.	mori + -(a)tur	mortal, it. mortale, dt. sterblich →muriturtat, nimuritur
			n.		mortal, it. mortale, rom. muritor, dt. Sterblicher
muriturtat	[mʊrɪtʊrˈtat]		n.	muritur + -(i)tat	mortality, it. mortalità, dt. Sterblichkeit →nimuriturtat
murmen	[mʊrˈmen]		n.	monumentum	tomb, grave, memorial, monument; it. tomba, pietra tombale, monumento, rom. mormânt, dt. Grab, Grabstätte, Gedenkstätte, Monument →dis cunul afin murmen
mur mon	[mur mon]		n.	mur + mon	groundhog, marmot, rsch. muntanella, dt. Murmeltier
musac	[mʊˈsak]		adj.	mos + -ac	eager to bite, corrosive, scathing, it. mordace, dt. bissig, ätzend, beißend
musc	[musk]		n.	musca	fly, it. musca, dt. Fliege
muscovi	[mʊsˈkovɪ]		n.	{loan}	moscovium, Mc {element 115} [chem], cat. moscovi
musi	[ˈmusɪ]		n.	-i(C) mūsicam	music
music	[mʊˈsik]		v.i.	mos + -ic	gnaw, chew, nibble, it. mordicchiare, sp. mordisquear, dt. knabbern
mustaci	[mʊsˈtakɪ]		n.	mustāceum	mustard, it. senape, sp. mostaza, dt. Senf →moli mustaci, mustaci nir, mustaci rau
mustaci nir	[mʊsˈtakɪ nir]		n.	mustaci + nir	black mustardseed, sci. brassica nigra
mustaci rau	[mʊsˈtakɪ ra͡ʊ̯]		n.	mustaci + rau	white mustardseed, sci. sinapis alba
musteri	[mʊsˈterɪ]		n.	monastērium	monastery, abbey, convent, cloister
mustra	[ˈmustrɐ]		n.	monstrum	monster
mut	[mut]		v.refl.	mutō, -āre; {freq. of mou}	change, mutate, it. mutare, sp. mutar, dt. sich ändern, mutieren, cmp. rom. muta →mutati
mutati	[mʊˈtatɪ]		n.	mut + -ati	change, mutation, it. mutazione, dt. Änderung, Wandlung, Veränderung, Mutation
muvuti	[mʊˈvutɪ]		n.	mou + -ati	movement, motion, cat. moviment, fr. mouvement, rom. mișcare, dt. Bewegung →inergi muvuti, mumen
mves	[ɱ̩ves]		v.t.	n(i)- + ves	invert, reverse, inverse, it. invertire, fr. renverser, inverser, rom. inversa, dt. umdrehen, umkehren, vertauschen, umpolen →mvisat
mvesti	[ɱ̩ˈvestɪ]		v.t.	n(i)- + vesti	enrobe, invest, it. investire, vestire, rom. înveșmânta, investesc, dt. einkleiden, investieren →mvistiti
mvisat	[ɱ̩vɪˈsat]		adj.	mves + -at	inverted, it. invertito, dt. umgekehrt, umgedreht
			n.		inverse, it. invertito, dt. Umkehrung [MATH], Inverses
mvistiti	[ɱ̩vɪsˈtitɪ]		n.	mvesti + -(a)ti	investment, it. investimento, dt. Investition
mvrot	[ɱ̩vrot]		v.t.	n(i)- + vrot	wrap (in: ni); involve (in: ni)
N
nac	[nak]		n.	*natica < natis	{vulgar} butt, arse, it. culo, cat. cul, dt. Arsch →apuiar
n'alt-cavi	[nalt ˈkavɪ]		adv.	n(i) + alt- + cavi	otherwise, else, it. altrimenti, fr. autrement, en. en otro caso, rom. altfel, dt. sonst, andernfalls →n'alt-cavi ci, upur n'alt-cavi
n'alt-cavi ci	[nalt ˈkavɪ ki]		conj.	n'alt-cavi + ci	in the other case that
nan	[nan]		n.	nānus, -um	dwarf →nan rau, nan robi
nan rau	[nan dra͡ʊ̯]		n.	nan + rau	white dwarf, it. nana bianca, cz. bilý trpaslík, dt. weißer Zwerg
nan robi	[nan ˈdrobɪ]		n.	nan + robi	red dwarf, it. nana rossa, cz. červený trpaslík, rom. pitică roșie, dt. roter Zwerg
nanu-	[ˈnanʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} nano {SI unit prefix}	nano-, 1e-9, dt. nano-
nap	[nap]		n.	nāpus, -um	oilseed rape, it. navone, fr. colza, dt. Raps, sci. brassica napa
napui	[nɐˈpu͡ɪ̯]		adv.	n(i)- + apui	back, backward(s), cat. enrere, it. indientro, a posto, port. de volta, para trás, sp. atrás, de vuelta, rom. înapoi, dt. zurück, rückwärts
naranc	[nɐˈraŋk]		n.	{loan} pers. narang	orange, it. arancia, sp. naranja, cat. taronja →limun, naranc sam, pel naranc, turunc
			adj.		orange [colour]
naranc sam	[nɐˈraŋk sam]		n.	naranc + sam	blood orange
nas	[nas]		n.	nāsus, -um	nose
nascu	[ˈnaskʊ]		v.i.	*nascuō, -ere < *nascō, -ere < nāscor; {-u: cat. rom. have -ut part.}	give birth to, bear, it. dare alla luce, rom. naște, dt. gebären →nascui, nascut
			v.refl.		be born, it. nascere, cat. néixer, dt. geboren werden
nascui	[nɐsˈku͡ɪ̯]		n.	nascu + -i	birth, it. nascita, sp. nacimiento, dt. Geburt
nascut	[nɐsˈkut]		adj.	nascu + -(a)t	born, it. nato, sp. nacido, fr. né, cat. occ. nascut, rom. născut, dt. geboren →nascut prim
nascut prim	[nɐsˈkut prim]		n.	nascut + prim	first-born, it. primogenito, rom. prim născut, dt. Erstgeborener
nat	[nat]		v.i.	*natō, -āre	swim
Natal	[nɐˈtal]		n.	Natālem	Christmas
natri	[ˈnatrɪ]		n.	(V)- *anatria < anas, anatem	duck, it. anatra, cat. ànec, occ. guit, rit, anet, sard. anàde, dt. Ente →ficat gras natri, ficat natri, natri frigat, natrin, natri silvac, natri spus, ou natri, pet natri
natri frigat	[ˈnatrɪ frɪˈɡat]		n.	natri + frigat	duck roast, roasted duck, grilled duck, it. arrosto d'anatra, fr. canard rôti, dt. Entenbraten, Grillente
natrin	[nɐˈtrin]		n.	natr(i) + -in	duckling, small duck, cat. aneguet, fr. caneton, it. anatrina, anatroccolo, dt. Entchen, Entenküken
natri silvac	[ˈnatrɪ sɪlˈvak]		n.	natri + silvac	mallard, wild duck, sp. pato salvaje, lavanco, rsch. anda selvadia
natri spus	[ˈnatrɪs pus]		n.	natri + spus	wood duck, it. anatra sposa, cat. ànec de Carolina, dt. Brautente, sci. aix sponsa
nau	[na͡ʊ̯]		n.	nāvis, -em	ship, it. nave, cat. nau, dt. Schiff →nau cusin ar
nau cusin ar	[na͡ʊ̯ kʊˈsi nar]		n.	nau + cusin + ar	{coll.} hovercraft, cat. aerolliscador, it. veicolo a cuscino di aria, dt. Luftkissenboot →vicla cusin ar
ncicrupedi	[ŋ̩kɪkrʊˈpedɪ]		n.	{loan} gr. encyclopedia	encyclopedia
ncinra	[ŋ̩ˈkindrɐ]		v.t.	n(i)- + cinra	incinerate, burn to ashes, dt. abbrennen, niederbrennen, abfackeln
ncrac	[ŋ̩krak]		v.t.	*incarricō, -āre < carricāre	charge, load, entrust (with:cun), fr. charger, cat. carregar, encarregar, it. incaricare, caricare, sp. cargar, encargar, port. carregar, encarregar, rom. încărca, arom. ncarcu, dt. laden, aufladen, beladen, beauftragen →ncracati
ncracati	[ŋ̩krɐˈkatɪ]		n.	ncrac + -ati	charge, load, cargo, burden, cat. càrrega, càrrec, it. carico, fr. fardeau, cargaison, sp. port. carga, rom. încărcătură, sarcină, arom. ncãrcãturã, dt. Ladung, Last, Belastung
ncrar	[ŋ̩krar]		v.t.	n(i)- + crar	warm, make warm, warm up, sp. calentar, dt. heizen, erwärmen
			v.refl.		warm up, become warm, make oneself warm, sp. calentarse, dt. warm werden, sich erwärmen, sich aufwärmen
ncriu	[ŋ̩kri͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	n(i)- + criu	sift, it. cernere, cat. cerndre, sp. cernir, rom. ciura, arom. ntsernu, dt. Sieb
ncrus	[ŋ̩krus]		v.t.	n(i)- + crus	lock in, lock up, incarcerate, confine, enclose, include, it. inchiudere, includere, rom. închide, încuia, dt. zuschließen, wegschließen, wegsperren, einschließen, umhüllen
ncui	[ŋ̩ku͡ɪ̯]		adv.	-(')- (V)- -(d)i- hanc hodie	also, too, it. anche, cat. també, sard. puru, dt. auch →ncui ci, ncui cun, ncui si, nu ncui, sinu ncui
ncui ci	[ŋ̩ku͡ɪ̯ ki]		conj.	ncui + ci	even though, although, port. mesmo que, dt. obwohl, selbst wenn
ncui cun	[ŋ̩ku͡ɪ̯ kun]	-n only before vowel	prep.	ncui + cun	despite, in spite of, even with, it. malgrado, cat. malgrat, dt. trotz, selbst mit
ncui si	[ŋ̩ku͡ɪ̯ si]		conj.	ncui + si	even if, port. mesmo que, it. anche se, dt. selbst wenn, sogar wenn, auch wenn
ncunra	[ŋ̩ˈkundrɐ]		n.	*incūdinə < incūdem < incūs	anvil, it. incude, incudine, sp. yunque, fr. enclume, cat. enclusa, port. bigorna, sard. incódina, rsch. mazza, friul. incuin, rom. nicovală, dt. Amboß
ncur	[ŋ̩kur]		adv.	(V)- hanc hōra	still, yet, it. ancora, fr. encore, cat. ancara, sp. aún, dt. noch, doch →i ncur
nduc	[n̩duk]		v.t.	indūcere; n(i)- + duc	lead (to, into: ni) →nducatur
nducatur	[n̩dʊkɐˈtur]		n.	nduc + -atur	leader, chief
nebra	[ˈnebrɐ]		n.	nebula	fog, mist; nebula →Nebra Crang, Nebr' Ocra Cat
Nebra Crang	[ˈnebrɐ kraŋ]		n.	nebra + crang	Crab Nebula, it. Nebulosa Granchio, fr. Nébuleuse du Crabe, cat. Nebulosa del Cranc, rom. Nebuloasa Crabului, dt. Krebsnebel
Nebr' Ocra Cat	[neb ˈrokrɐ kat]		n.	nebr(a) + ocra + cat	Cat's Eye Nebula, it. Nebulosa Occhio di Gatto, it. Katzenaugennebel
nega	[ˈneɡɐ]		v.t.	*negō, -āre; negātum	deny, say to be not true, negate, it. negare, sp. negar, rom. nega, dt. bestreiten, leugnen, verneinen →nigat
(net)	[net]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*nectō, -ere; nexī, nexum	tie, bind →cunet
neu	[ne͡ʊ̯]		n.	naevus, -um	birthmark, mole (skin), it. neo, voglia, sp. nevo, dt. Muttermal; cmp. rom. neg
ngeni	[ˈŋenɪ]		n.	ingenium	genius, cat. enginy, dt. Genie →nginius
ngenra	[ˈŋendrɐ]		v.t.	n(i)- + genra	procreate, it. ingenerare, sard. ingendrài, dt. zeugen
nginius	[ŋ̩ɡɪnˈjus]		adj.	ngeni + -us	ingenious, cat. enginyós, dt. genial
ngris	[ŋ̩ɡris]		adj.	(V)- *anglēnsis, -em	English
ni-	[ni]		pref.adj.<adj.	*ni- < in-, im-, il-, ir-	un-, non-, in-, im-, il-, ir-, not, no →niapus, nicrupat, niculur, nicuricat, nicurit, nimuritur, nimuriturtat, nipal, nipar
ni-	[ni]	i- only before m,n; m- before b,p,f,v	pref.v.<v./n.	*ni- < in- {aphaeresis + spontan. -i- before n,m}	in-, en-, into, inside; {also used as denominaliser, often with -ic for 'make/become more ...'} →mbunic, mflui, mfriu, mfrun, mpac, mpesi, mpric, mprui, mves, mvesti, mvrot, napui, ncinra, ncrar, ncriu, ncrus, nduc, ngenra, nrai, nropu, nsal, nseni, nsist, nspus, nteni
ni	[ni]	-i drops before vowel	prep.	*nī < in {irr. metathesis}	in, at, to, toward, during →avit, cusist, cuveni, mvrot, n'alt-cavi, nduc, ni cavi ci, ni cul cavi, ni cul siran, ni giri, ni grati, ni mei, ni pru, ni tabra, nropu, nsist, pisist, riseu, stric, sutenu, sutenu, tron
-ni	[ni]		suff.num.<pref.num.	(milu)ni	{makes numbers from SI prefixes} →gigani, isani, iutani, migani, ni, pitani, sitani, tirani
			n.abbrev.		count, pieces {used as a unit to indicate a number of things}, it. n
niapus	[njɐˈpus]		adj.	ni- + apus	anhydrous [chem], it. anidro, dt. wasserfrei →sulfat sodi niapus
nic	[nik]		adj.	*niccus, -um < {m->n?} *miccus < {gr.} mikros	small →nicol, ultra nic cap marel
ni cavi ci	[ni ˈkavɪ ki]		conj.	ni + cavi + ci	in case (that)
nicel	[nɪˈkel]		n.	{loan}	nickel, Ni {element 28} [chem], cat. níquel
nicol	[nɪˈkol]		n.	nic + -ol	boy, girl, boyfriend, girlfriend, it. ragazzo, ragazza, sp. chico, chica, cat. noi, noia, sard. piciócu, piciòca, fr. garçon, fille, rom. băiat, fetiță, rsch. mat, matta, friul. fantat, fantate, dt. Junge, Mädchen, fester Freund, feste Freundin
nicrupat	[nɪkrʊˈpat]		adj.	ni- + crupat	innocent, sp. port. inocente, rom. nevinovat, dt. unschuldig
ni cul cavi	[ni kul ˈkavɪ]		adv.dem.	ni + cul + cavi	in this/that case
ni cul siran	[ni kul sɪˈran]		adv.	ni + cul siran	that evening, dt. an dem Abend
niculur	[nɪkʊˈlur]		adj.	ni- + culur	colourless, it. incolore, dt. farblos
nicuricat	[nɪkʊrɪˈkat]		adj.	ni- + curicat	uncorrected, it. scorretto, sp. incorregido, dt. unberichtigt →nicurit
nicurit	[nɪkʊˈrit]		adj.	ni- + curit	incorrect, false, it. scorretto, sp. incorrecto, dt. falsch, inkorrekt →nicuricat
nidra	[ˈnidrɐ]		n.	nīdulus, -um < nīdus, -um	nest, it. nido, nidio, sp. nido, cat. niu, fr. nid, niche, rom. cuib, dt. Nest →nidric
nidric	[nɪˈdrik]		v.i.	nidr(a) + -ic	nest, it. annidarsi, nidificare, sp. anidar, port. ninhar, ft. nicher, dt. nisten
nigat	[nɪˈɡat]		adj.	neg(a) + -at	denied, rejected, it. negato, dt. abgelehnt, geleugnet, verneint, verweigert →nigatiu
nigatiu	[nɪɡɐˈti͡ʊ̯]		adj.	{also loan} lat. negātīvus, -a, -um; nigat + -iu	negative, it. negativo, dt. negativ
ni giri	[ni ˈɡirɪ]		prep.	ni + giri	around, it. attorno, port. em torno de, ao redor de, rom. în jurul, dt. um
nigoti	[nɪˈɡotɪ]		n.	-g- negōtium	business, trade, cat. negoci, it. negozio, sp. negocio, rom. negoț, dt. Geschäft, Handel →nigutic
ni grati	[ni ˈɡratɪ]		prep.	ni + grati	thanks to, sp. gracias a, dt. dank
nigutic	[nɪɡʊˈtik]		v.i.	nigot(i) + -ic	negotiate, do business, it. negoziare, cat. negociar, rom. neguța, dt. handeln, verhandeln →niguticati
niguticati	[nɪɡʊtɪˈkatɪ]		n.	nigutic + -ati	negotiation, it. negoziazione, dt. Verhandlung
nilun	[nɪˈlun]		n.	{loan}	nylon, sp. nailon, cat. niló, dt. Nylon →craci nilun
nimal	[nɪˈmal]		n.	(V)- animāl, -em	animal, live stock, friul. nemâl, rom. nămaie, dt. Tier, Vieh →nimal bosc, nimal sam crar
nimal bosc	[nɪˈmal bosk]		n.	nimal + bosc	forest animal
nimal sam crar	[nɪˈmal sam krar]		n.	nimal + sam + crar	warm blooded animal, sp. animal de sangre caliente, dt. Warmblüter
ni mei	[ni me͡ɪ̯]		prep.	ni + mei	among, amid, in the middle of, during, it. tra, in mezza a, cat. enmig, dt. inmitten, unter, während
nimic	[nɪˈmik]		n.	inimīcus, -um	enemy, it. nemico, sp. enemigo, cat. enemic, rom. inamic, dt. Feind →amic
nimra	[ˈnimbrɐ]		pron.	nēmō, -inem	{formal, archaic} no-one, nobody, nothing, none, it. nimo, sard. nemos, rom. nimeni, dt. niemand
nimuritur	[nɪmʊrɪˈtur]		adj.	ni- + muritur	immortal, deathless, undying, it. immortale, port. imortal, imorrivel, rom. nemuritor, dt. unsterblich →nimurituric
nimurituric	[nɪmʊrɪtʊˈrik]		v.t.	nimuritur + -ic	immortalize, make immortal, eternize, dt. unsterblich machen
nimuriturtat	[nɪmʊrɪtʊrˈtat]		n.	ni- + muriturtat	immortality, it. immortalità, rom. nemurire, dt. Unsterblichkeit
nin	[nin]		pron.	*nē gentem	{emphatic} nothing, no-one, nobody, sp. nada, nadie, it. niente, rom. nimic, nineni, dt. nichts, niemand
			det.		no, not any, it. niente, dt. kein, kein bißchen
niobi	[ˈnjobɪ]		n.	{loan}	niobium, Nb {element 41} [chem], cat. niobi
nion	[njon]		n.	{loan}	neon, Ne {element 10} [chem], cat. neó
nioni	[ˈnjonɪ]		n.	{loan}	nihonium, Nh {element 113} [chem], cat. nihoni
niotra	[ˈnjotrɐ]		adj.	neutrum	neutral, neuter, it. port. neutro, fr. cat. neutre, rom. neutru, dt. neutral, sächlich →niutrin, niutron
nipal	[nɪˈpal]		adj.	ni- + pal	unequal, different, cat. desigual, rom. inegal, dt. ungleich, unterschiedlich
nipar	[nɪˈpar]		adj.	ni- + par	odd, uneven, not divisible by two, not on a par, it. impari, dt. ungerade, nicht ebenbürtig
nipi	[ˈnipɪ]	-i drop before vowel	conj.	-(')- +V neque	neither, nor, it. né, fr.,sp. ni, port. nem, rom. nici, dt. weder, noch →nipi...nipi
nipi...nipi	[ˈnipɪ ˈnipɪ]	-i drops before vowel	conj.	nipi + nipi	neither...nor, it. né...né, fr.,sp. ni...ni, port. nem...nem, rom. nici...nici, dt. weder...noch
ni pru	[ni pru]		adv.	ni + pru	moreover, furthermore, it. inoltra, fr. de plus, sp. además, rom. în plus, dt. außerdem
niput	[nɪˈput]		n.	nepōs, -tem	grandchild [kin], grandson, granddaughter →niput astra
niput astra	[nɪˈpu ˈtastrɐ]		n.	niput + astra	stepgrandchild, stepgrandson, stepgranddaughter [kin]
nir	[nir]		adj.	niger, -rum	black [colour] →ciconi nir, culicrisp nir, foi nir, Furest Nir, mac rau i nir, mustaci nir, niriu, nirtat, pan nir, us nir, vin nir
niriu	[nɪˈri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	nir + -iu	blackish, somewhat black, it. nerastro, rom. negriu, dt. schwärzlich
nirtat	[nɪrˈtat]		n.	*nigr(ēdinem) + -itātem; nir + -(i)tat	blackness, it. nerezza, sp. negrura, cat. negror, rom. negreală, dt. Schwärze
nisu	[ˈnisʊ]		det.	-(C) *ni ipsu unu < ne ipsum unum	no, not a, not a single →nisu tal
			pron.		none, nobody, nothing, no-one, not a single one
nisu tal	[ˈnisʊ tal]		det.	nisu + tal	no such, dt. kein solcher
			pron.		none such, dt. kein solcher
nit	[nit]		adj.	nitidus, -a, -um	clear, clean, pure, net, it. netto, nitido, rom. neted, dt. klar, sauber, netto
ni tabra	[ni ˈtabrɐ]		adv.	ni + tabra	on the table, it. sul tavolo, port. na mesa, dt. auf dem Tisch
nitrit	[nɪˈtrit]		n.	nitr(u) + -it	nitrite [chem], it. nitrito, dt. Nitrit
nitru	[ˈnitrʊ]		n.	{loan}	nitrogen, N {element 7} [chem], cat. nitrogen →nitrit
			precomp.	nitru	nitric, nitr-
Nitun	[nɪˈtun]		n.	Neptūnus, -um	Neptune [planet] [astron], it. Nettune, cat. Neptú, dt. Neptun →nituni
nituni	[nɪˈtunɪ]		n.	{loan}; Nitun + i	neptunium, Np {element 93} [chem], cat. neptuni
niu	[ni͡ʊ̯]		n.	nix, -vem	snow, cat. neu, fr. neige, rom. nea, it. port. neve, sp. nieve, sic. nivi, sard. nive, ni, dt. Schnee →nivic
niudim	[njʊˈdim]		n.	{loan}	neodymium, Nd {element 60} [chem], cat. neodimi, rum. neodim
niutrin	[njʊˈtrin]		n.	{loan}; niotr(a) + -in	neutrino [phys] [stdmodel], rom. neutrin, sic. niutrìnu, dt. Neutrino →niutrin litron, niutrin mion, niutrin tauon
niutrin litron	[njʊˈtrin dlɪˈtron]		n.	niutrin + litron	electron neutrino [phys] [stdmodel], it. neutrino elettronico, rom. neutrin electronic, dt. Elektronneutrino
niutrin mion	[njʊˈtrim mjon]		n.	niutrin + mion	muon neutrino [phys] [stdmodel], it. neutrino muonico, rom. neutrin miuonic, dt. Myneutrino
niutrin tauon	[njʊˈtrin ta͡ʊ̯ˈon]		n.	niutrin + tauon	tau neutrino [phys] [stdmodel], it. neutrino tauonico, rom. neutrin taunic, dt. Tauneutrino
niutron	[njʊˈtron]		n.	{calque}; niotr(a) + -on	neutron [phys] [stdmodel]
nivel	[nɪˈvel]		n.	*nivellum	level
nivic	[nɪˈvik]		v.i.0s.	niu + -ic	snow
no	[no]		pron.pers.	-(s) nōs; {-s drops like for plural forms}	we, us, our {1st person pl.} →pau no
nobra	[ˈnobrɐ]		n.	*nuberus, -um < numerus, -um	number, it. numero, novero, fr. nombre, sard. númeru, númunu, lúmeru, dt. Zahl, Nummer →nobra nter
nobra nter	[ˈnobrɐn ter]		n.	nobra + nter	integer [math], it. numero intero, fr. nombre entier, dt. ganze Zahl
nort	[nort]		n.	{loan} fr. nord < germ. norþan	north, it. nord, settentrione, borea, dt. Nord-, Norden →anort, Mar Nort
not	[not]		n.	noctem	night →mei-not, not bon
not bon	[not bon]		phr.	not + bon	good night
nou	[no͡ʊ̯]		adj.	novum	new, cat. nou, fr. neuf, rsch. nov, it. port. novo, sp. nuevo, rom. nou, dt. neu →Dili Nou, nutat, Silanda Nou
nou	[no͡ʊ̯]		num.	novem	nine, 9, cat. nou, fr. neuf, rsch. nov, it. port. nove, nove, sp. nueve, rom. nouă, dt. neun →nuvemra, nuvinti
nrai	[n̩dra͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	n(i)- + rai	irradiate, illuminate, it. irradiare, dt. bestrahlen, anstrahlen
nrat	[n̩drat]		adj.	in alto < altus, -a, -um	high, tall; it. alto, occ. naut, rom. nalt, dt. hoch →a nrat, bas, nratitat
nratitat	[n̩drɐtɪˈtat]		n.	*altitātem < altitūdinem; nrat + -itat	height, altitude
nreu	[n̩dre͡ʊ̯]		n.	nervus, -um	nerve →nrivus
Nric	[n̩drik]		n.prop.	Henrīcus, -a	Henry
nrivus	[n̩drɪˈvus]		adj.	nreu + -us	nervous
nropu	[n̩ˈdropʊ]		v.i.	n(i)- + ropu	irrupt, break (into:ni), burst (into:ni), emerge suddenly, invade (obj.:ni), it. irrompere, sp. irrumpir, cat. irrompre, rom. irupe, dt. einbrechen, eindringen, aufkommen, hineinplatzen, einfallen [MILIT] →nruputi
nruputi	[n̩drʊˈputɪ]		n.	nropu + -(a)ti	irruption, break-in, invasion, bust, raid, it. irruzione, port. irrupção, dt. Überfall, Invasion, Razzia
nsal	[n̩sal]		v.t.	n(i)- + sal	salt, add salt →nsalat
nsalat	[n̩sɐˈlat]		adj.	nsal + -at	salted
			n.		salad, it. insalata, sp. ensalada, cat. amanida →nsalat pumber
nsalat pumber	[n̩sɐˈlat pʊmˈber]		n.	nsalat + pumber	potato salad
nseni	[n̩ˈsenɪ]		v.t.	*insignare; n(i)- + seni	teach, inform
nsist	[n̩sist]		v.i.	n(i)- + sist	insist (in: ni), it. insistere, sp. insistir, dt. beharren, drängen, bestehen (auf: ni)
nspus	[n̩spus]		v.i.	n(i)- + spus	marry (obj.: cun), it. sposarsi, dt. heiraten →fi nspus, rinspus
nstan	[n̩stan]		n.	instantem	instant, moment
nstitut	[n̩stɪˈtut]		n.	institūtum	institute, it. istituto, dt. Institut
nteni	[n̩ˈtenɪ]		v.t.	n(i)- + teni	stretch out, lengthen, spread out, widen, it. tendere, allungare, sgranchire, rom. întinde, dt. dehnen, strecken →ntinit
nter	[n̩ter]		adj.	integer, -rum	whole, entire, complete, integer [math], intact, it. intero, fr. entier, cat. enter, rom. întreg, arom. ntreg, dt. ganz →nobra nter
ntinit	[n̩tɪˈnit]		adj.	nteni + -(a)t	streched out, strained, intense, it. intenso, rom. întins, intens, dt. heftig, stark, intensiv, ausgedehnt →ntiniti
ntiniti	[n̩tɪˈnitɪ]		n.	ntinit + -i	intensity, dt. Stärke, Intensität →ntiniti luc
ntiniti luc	[n̩tɪˈnitɪ luk]		n.	ntiniti + luc	luminous intensity [phys], it. intensità luminosa, cat. intensitat lluminosa, dt. Lichtstärke →candela
Ntoni	[n̩ˈtonɪ]		n.prop.	(V)- Antōnia, -us	Antonia, Anton
ntregu	[n̩ˈtreɡʊ]		v.t.	*intelleguō, -ere < intellegere, intellegō, intellēxī, intellēctum	understand, grasp, it. capire, dt. verstehen, begreifen
ntren	[n̩tren]		adj.	interna, -us, -um	internal
			n.		interior
ntres	[n̩tres]		v.t.	*interessō, -āre	make s.o. interested (in: a) →ntresi, ntristur
			v.refl.		be interested (in: a)
ntresi	[n̩ˈtresɪ]		n.	ntres + -i	interest
ntristur	[n̩trɪsˈtur]		adj.	ntres + -(a)tur	interesting
nu	[nu]		interj.	nu(n)	no →nu ncui
nubeli	[nʊˈbelɪ]		n.	{loan}	nobelium, No {element 102} [chem], cat. nobeli
nubra	[ˈnubrɐ]		n.	nūbilum	cloud
nuc	[nuk]		n.	nucem	nut, walnut →nucar, spastur nuc
nucar	[nʊˈkar]		n.	nuc + -ar	nut tree, walnut tree, fr. noyer, cat. sp. noguera, dt. Nußbaum, Walnußbaum
nul	[nul]		num.	nūllus, -a, -um	zero, nothing, none, 0, port. zero, dt. null
nu min ci	[nu miŋ ki]		adv.	nu(n) + min + ci	not less than, minimally, at least
numra	[ˈnumbrɐ]		n.	nōmen, -inem	name, it. nome, cat. nom, sard. nòmene, sp. nombre, rom. nume, dt. Name →prunumra
nun	[nun]	-n only before vowel or plosive	adv.	nōn	not, don't →nu, nu min ci, nu pi cul, nu pru ci, nu sul
nu ncui	[nuŋ ku͡ɪ̯]		conj.	nu + ncui	not even, neither, it. neanche, neppure, dt. nicht mal, auch nicht
nu pi cul	[nu pi kul]		phr.	nu(n) + pi + cul	you're welcome {reply to uligat}, lit. 'not for that'
nu pru ci	[nu pru ki]		adv.	nu(n) + pru + ci	not more than, maximally, at most
nur	[nur]		v.t.	*ignōrō, -āre	ignore
nu sul	[nu sul]		conj.	nu(n) + sul	not only, it. non solo, port. não só, fr. non seulement, dt. nicht nur →nu sul...sinu ncui
nu sul...sinu ncui	[nu sul ˈsinʊŋ ku͡ɪ̯]		conj.	nu sul + sinu ncui	not only...but also, it. non solo..ma anche, port. não só...mas também, fr. non seulement...mais aussi, dt. nicht nur...sondern auch
nutat	[nʊˈtat]		n.	no(u) + -(i)tat	news, newness, novelty, rom. noutate, arom. nãutati, cat. novetat, dt. Neuheit, Neuigkeit
nuv.	[nuv]		n.abbrev.	nuv(emra)	Nov. [monthabbr3]
nuvemra	[nʊˈvembrɐ]		n.	November; nou + emra	November [month] →nuv.
nuvinti	[nʊˈvintɪ]		num.	nonaginta; nou + -inti	ninety, 90, port. noventa, dt. neunzig
O
o	[o]		interj.	{?}	oh, it. oh, dt. O, Oh
o	[o]		n.	*ō	[letter] o, O, U+004F, U+006F →en, pe
oc	[ok]		n.	*auca < avica	goose →oc frigat, oc silvac
oc frigat	[ok frɪˈɡat]		n.	oc + frigat	goose roast, roasted goose, grilled goose, it. oca arrosto, dt. Gänsebraten
ocra	[ˈokrɐ]		n.	oculus, -um	eye →Nebr' Ocra Cat, ucrai
oc silvac	[ok sɪlˈvak]		n.	oc + silvac	grey goose, cat. oca comuna/salvatge, it. oca selvatica, sci. anser anser
oi	[o͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	*audiō, -īre	hear, sense sound (of: obj.) →ascrut, uir, uitur
-ol	[ol]		suff.n.<n.	-olum; -olam	{(affectionate) diminutive} →apisturol, caminol, filiol, flumrol, fracol, furol, grimanol, nicol, pubrol, urutol
oli	[ˈolɪ]	-i drops before vowel	n.	oleum	oil →alioli, lumr' oli, ol' uliu
olmi	[ˈolmɪ]		n.	{loan}	holmium, Ho {element 67} [chem], cat. holmi, friul. olmi
ol' uliu	[o lʊˈli͡ʊ̯]		n.	ol(i) + uliu	olive oil
om	[om]		adj.	om(ra) | -(ra)	male →capr' om, pul om
om	[om]		n.	{loan} Ohm	ohm, Ω [phys] [unit], it. ohm, sp. ohmio →risisti
omra	[ˈombrɐ]		n.	homō, -inem	man, it. uomo, uomini, sard. ómine, cat. home, sp. hombre, rom. om, dt. Mann →om
-on	[on]		suff.n.	{loan} gr. -ον	-on {formative for particles, elements, units}, cat. -ó, it. -one, sp. -ón, port. -ão, -on, dt. -on →adron, barion, buson, firmion, futon, gruton, lipton, litron, mion, mison, niutron, pruton, tauon
opra	[ˈoprɐ]		v.t.	*operō, -āre	operate, handle, use →uprati, upratur
			v.i.		act; function
or	[or]		n.	*orum < {vowel from sp.?} aurum	gold, Au {element 79} [chem], cat. or →uric, uriu
os	[os]		n.	*ossem < os, ossis	bone →os crau
os crau	[os kra͡ʊ̯]		n.	{calque} lat. clāvicula; os + crau	collarbone, clavicle, it. clavicola, fr. clavicule, dt. Schlüsselbein
osi	[ˈosɪ]		n.	{loan}	oxygen, O {element 8} [chem], cat. oxigen →crabusil, usida
osmi	[ˈosmɪ]		n.	{loan}	osmium, Os {element 76} [chem], cat. osmi
ot	[ot]		num.	octō	eight, 8, port. oito, dt. acht →utinti, utobra
oti	[ˈotɪ]		n.	ōtium	leisure, spare time, sp. ocio, dt. Freizeit →utic
ou	[o͡ʊ̯]	-v only before vowel	adv.interr.	ubi	where? →alt-ou, a ou, d'ou, uv, uvum
			adv.rel.		where
ou	[o͡ʊ̯]		n.	ovum	egg →ou natri
ou natri	[o͡ʊ̯ ˈnatrɪ]		n.	ou + natri	duck egg, it. uovo d'anatra, dt. Entenei
P
pac	[pak]		n.	pāx, -cem	peace, it. pace, dt. Frieden →mpac, paciu, palum pac, pip pac
pac	[pak]		v.t.	*pacō, -āre	pay
paciu	[pɐˈki͡ʊ̯]		adj.	pac + -iu	peaceful, calm, it. pacifico, dt. friedlich →Mar Paciu
pagin	[pɐˈɡin]		n.	{loan} pāgina	page →pagin rit
pagin rit	[pɐˈɡin drit]		n.	pagin + rit	web page
pai	[pa͡ɪ̯]		v.t.	*padiō, -īre; padītum	digest, tackle, cope, it. padire, paidire, cat. pair, dt. verdauen, bewältigen, fertigwerden, zurechtkommen (mit: obj.)
pais	[pɐˈis]		n.	pagēnsis, -em	country, land
pal	[pal]		adj.	aequālis, -em	equal, same →nipal
paladi	[pɐˈladɪ]		n.	{loan}	palladium, Pd {element 46} [chem], cat. pal·ladi
palat	[pɐˈlat]		n.	-(V) palātium	palace, cat. palau, fr. palais, it. palazzo, rom. palat, port. paço, dt. Palast
palat	[pɐˈlat]		n.	palātum	palat, it. palato, rom. palat, dt. Gaumen
p'alt-ce	[palt ke]		adv.interr.	p(i) + alt-ce	whyelse?
p'alt-cium	[palt kjum]		adv.indef.	p(i) + alt-cium	somewhy else; for some other reason
			adv.rel.		whyever else
palum	[pɐˈlum]		n.	palumba	pigeon, dove, sp. paloma, cat. colom, it. colomba, palomba, piccione, fr. pigeon, dt. Taube →palum pac
palum pac	[pɐˈlum pak]		n.	palum + pac	dove of peace, it. colomba della pace, dt. Friedenstaube
pan	[pan]		n.	pānis, -em	bread →pan casifit, pan nir
pan casifit	[paŋ kɐsɪˈfit]		n.	pan + casifit	home-made bread, it. pane casareccio, dt. hausgemahtes Brot
paneci	[pɐˈnekɪ]		n.	pānicium	maize, corn, cat. panis, port. milho, it. granoturco, sard. trigumoriscu, rom. porumb, dt. Mais →meli
pang	[paŋ]		n.	pāntex, -icem	belly
pan nir	[pan nir]		n.	pan + nir	brown bread, sp. pan negro, dt. Schwarzbrot
pap	[pap]		n.	papa	pope
papil	[pɐˈpil]		n.	*papīlum< papȳrum	paper →papil munit
papil munit	[pɐˈpil mʊˈnit]		n.	papil + munit	bank note, sp. papel moneda
par	[par]		adj.	parem < pār	even, divisible by two, on a par, it. pari, fr. pair, dt. gerade, durch zwei teilbar, ebenbürtig →cumpar, nipar, paric
paren	[pɐˈren]		n.	parēns, -tem	parent [kin], dt. Elternteil →mau, pau
paric	[pɐˈrik]		n.	*pariculus, -um; par + -ic	pair, it. paio, coppia, cat. parella, rom. pereche, dt. Paar
Paris	[pɐˈris]		n.	{loan}	Paris, it. Parigi, cat. rom. sp. dt. Paris
parit	[pɐˈrit]		n.	parietem	wall, cat. paret, it. parete, rom. perete, dt. Wand
parol	[pɐˈrol]		n.	*parabola	word, words, phrase, expression →parol pasar, vreu
parol pasar	[pɐˈrol pɐˈsar]		n.	parol + pasar	password, it. parola d'accesso, fr. mot de passe, sp. contraseña, dt. Paßwort
(pas)	[pas]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*quassō, -āre < {freq.} quatere, quatiō, quassum	shake, shatter, break, disturb →cupas, spas
pas	[pas]		v.t.	*passō, -āre < {freq.} pandere, pandō, pandī, passum	pass, pass by, walk/drive/fly by, it. passare, dt. vorbeigehen, vorbeikommen, vorübergehen, durchqueren, verleben, strömen, zirkulieren →pasar, pasat, sprapas
pasar	[pɐˈsar]		n.	pas + -ar	passing, entering, dt. Vorbeigehen, Durchgehen →parol pasar
pasat	[pɐˈsat]		adj.	pas + -at	past, previous, last, it. scorso, sp. pasado, dt. letzt, vorig, vergangen
past	[past]		n.	pasta	dough, paste, pasta →past cu mantic limun
past cu mantic limun	[past ku mɐnˈtik lɪˈmun]		n.	past + cu(n) + mantic + limun	pasta with cream and lemon juice {a dish}
pastra	[ˈpastrɐ]		n.	passer, -rem	sparrow, it. passero, dt. Spatz, Sperling
patat	[pɐˈtat]		n.	{loan} sp. patata	sweet potato, boniato
patel	[pɐˈtel]		n.	patella	pan, frying pan, it. padella, tegame, sp. paila, fr. poêle, rom. tigaie, dt. Pfanne →ul
patrangrat	[pɐtrɐŋˈɡrat]		n.	{calque} lat. quadrangulum; patr(u) + angrat	quadrangle, it. quadrilatero, quadrangolo, rom. patrulater,dt. Viereck
patrinti	[pɐˈtrintɪ]		num.	quadraginta; patr(u) + -inti	fourty, 40, port. quarenta, sard. barànta, rom. patruzeci, dt. Vierzig
patru	[ˈpatrʊ]	when prefixed, -u drops before vowel	num.	+V *quattoru < quattuor	four, 4, port. quatro, sard. bàtero, rom. patru, dt. vier →patrangrat, patrinti, patrut
patrut	[pɐˈtrut]		adj.	patru + -(a)t	square, quadratic, it. quadrato, fr. carré, rom. pătrat, dt. quadratisch
			n.		square, it. quadrato, fr. carré, rom. pătrat, dt. Quadrat
pau	[pa͡ʊ̯]		n.	**padə < pater, -rem; {influenced by 'babbus' > 'bau'}	father [kin], it. sp. padre, fr. père, cat. pare, port. pai, rom. tată, sard. babbu, dt. Vater →mau, mau pau, paren, pau astra, pau mau, pau no, pau pau, pau socra
pau astra	[pa͡ʊ̯ ˈastrɐ]		n.	pau + astra	stepfather [kin]
paul	[pɐˈul]		n.	*padūle < palūs, -dem	swamp, marsh, bog, it. padule, palude, fr. palud, marais, port. paul, palude, dt. Sumpf, Moor, Marsch
pau mau	[pa͡ʊ̯ ma͡ʊ̯]		n.	pau + mau	mother's father, maternal grandfather [kin], sw. morfar →avi
paun	[pɐˈun]		n.	pavōnem	peacock, peafowl, it. pavone, rom. păun, dt. Pfau
pau no	[pa͡ʊ̯ no]		n.	pau + no	Lord's Prayer, Our Father, Pater Noster [rel], it. padrenostro, sard. Babbunóstru, fr. Notre Père, dt. Vaterunser
pau pau	[pa͡ʊ̯ pa͡ʊ̯]		n.	pau + pau	father's father, paternal grandfather [kin], sw. farfar →avi
paur	[pɐˈur]		n.	pavor, -ōrem	fear, angst, horror, it. paura, cat. por, friul. pôre, dt. Angst, Grauen, Grausen
pau socra	[pa͡ʊ̯ ˈsokrɐ]		n.	pau + socra	father-in-law [kin]
pe	[pe]		n.	*pē	[letter] p, P, U+0050, U+0070 →cu, o
pecra	[ˈpekrɐ]		n.	picula < pix, -cem + -ula	pitch (tar), it. pece, pegola, cat. pega, fr. poix, sp. pez, rom. păcură, dt. Pech (Teer)
pel	[pel]		n.	pellis, -em	skin, hide, peel, pelt, fur →pel naranc
pel naranc	[pel nɐˈraŋk]		n.	pel + naranc	orange peel
pen	[pen]		n.	penna	feather
pepra	[ˈpeprɐ]		n.	piper, -rum	pepper; chili →piprar, piprun
pern	[pern]		v.t.	*pectinō, -āre; pectinātum	comb, it. pettinare, dt. kämmen →perni
			v.refl.		comb, it. pettinarsi, dt. sich kämmen
perni	[ˈpernɪ]		n.	pern + -i	comb, it. pettine, cat. pinta, dt. Kamm
pes	[pes]		v.t.	*pēnsō, -āre; pēnsātum; pes(i) | -(i)	weigh (determine weight), weigh (have weight), it. pesare, cat. sp. pesar, dt. wägen, wiegen →pesti, pisat, pistur
			v.i.		be heavy, it. pesare, cat. sp. pesar, dt. schwer sein
pesc	[pesk]		n.	persicum	peach, it. pesca, cat. préssec, dt. Pfirsich
pesi	[ˈpesɪ]		n.	**pēnsium < pēnsum; {-i: nominaliser added to verb; -e-: orig. vowel from noun}	weight (inherent property of an object due to gravity), cat. pes, fr. poids, it. sp. port. peso, rom. greutate, dt. Gewicht (eines Objekts) →mpesi, pes, pesti, pistur, spesi
pesti	[ˈpestɪ]		n.	pes + -(a)ti	heaviness, it. pesantezza, sp. pesadez, rom. greutate, dt. Schwere →griutat, pesi, pistur
pestu	[ˈpestʊ]		n.	{loan} it. pesto	pesto
pet	[pet]		n.	*pectus, -um < pectus, -oris	breast, it. petto, cat. pit, fr. poitrine, sp. pecho, port. peito, rom. piept, dt. Brust →pet natri
peta-	[ˈpetɐ]		precomp.si.	{loan} peta {SI unit prefix}	peta, 1e15, P →pitani
peti	[ˈpetɪ]		n.	pettia	piece →peti munit
(peti)	[ˈpetɪ]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*petīō, -āre < {freq.} petere, petō, petītum	ask, request, seek, beg →ripeti
peti munit	[ˈpetɪ mʊˈnit]		n.	peti + munit	coin, it. moneta
pet natri	[pet ˈnatrɪ]		n.	pet + natri	duck breast, it. petto d'anatra, dt. Entenbrust
petra	[ˈpetrɐ]		n.	petra	stone, it. pietra, fr. pierre, dt. Stein →itat petra
peu	[pe͡ʊ̯]		n.	pēs, -edem	foot, hoof, it. piede, cat. peu, occ. pè, nap. puère, dt. Fuß, Huf →camin peu, dit peu, peu caval
peu caval	[pe͡ʊ̯ kɐˈval]		n.	peu + caval	hoof of a horse, it. piede di cavallo, rsch. pei-cavagl, dt. Huf eines Pferdes
pi-	[pi]	-i drops before vowel	pref.v.<v./n.	*pe- < per-	by; per; towards; to; for →pidun, pimis, pisist, piveni
pi	[pi]	-i drops before vowel	prep.	*pe+ < per	by (agent of passive verb), by (deadline of event), per, towards (terminal state, location), to (terminal state, location) →atrait, atraiti, cucrugu, diciu, disir pi murit, nu pi cul, p'alt-ce, p'alt-cium, pi ca, pi ce, pi cium, pi faur, pi frutun, pi la, pi pracur, pi tal, pric, pric, ving
pic	[pik]		n.	pīcus, -um	woodpecker
pi ca	[pi ka]		adv.dem.	pi + ca	therefore, for this reason, thus, so, it. quindi, perciò, pertanto, da ciò, dunque, dt. deswegen, darum, deshalb, also, aus diesem Grunde →dum
pi ce	[pi ke]		adv.interr.	pi + ce	why? →pi ci
			adv.rel.		why
pi ci	[pi ki]		conj.	pi ce	because
pi cium	[pi kjum]		adv.indef.	pi + cium	somewhy; for some reason
			adv.rel.		whyever
picra	[ˈpikrɐ]		n.	(V)- apīcula	bee →samra picra
picu-	[ˈpikʊ]		precomp.si.	{loan} pico {SI unit prefix}	pico-, 1e-12, dt. piko-
pidun	[pɪˈdun]		v.t.	per+donare; pi- + dun	forgive (s.o.: a, s.t: obj.), it. perdonare, dt. vergeben →piduni, prap
piduni	[pɪˈdunɪ]		n.	pidun + -i	forgiveness, pardon, it. perdono, remissione, dt. Vergebung →gratitat, prapi
pi faur	[pi fɐˈur]		interj.	pi + faur	please
pi frutun	[pi frʊˈtun]		adv.	pi + frutun	fortunately, luckily
pil	[pil]		n.	pilus, -um	hair (on body or brush), it. pelo, fr. poil, cat. pel, dt. Haar →capil
pi la	[pi la]		adv.dem.	pi + la	therefore, for that reason, so, it. quindi, perciò, pertanto, da ciò, dt. deswegen, darum, deshalb, aus jedem Grunde →dum
pim	[pim]		adj.	pinguis, -em	rich, fat, fertile, abundant, it. pingue, dt. fettleibig, reich, reichlich, fruchtbar
pimis	[pɪˈmis]		v.t.	pi- + mis	permit, allow, it. permettere, sp. permitir, dt. erlauben, zulassen, gestatten, legitimieren →pimisat, pimisti, pimistur
			v.refl.		claim (for oneself), it. permettersi, sp. permitirse, dt. erlauben, anmaßen, herausnehmen
pimisat	[pɪmɪˈsat]		adj.	pimis + -at	permitted, it. permesso, dt. erlaubt
pimisti	[pɪˈmistɪ]		n.	pimis + -(a)ti	permit, permission, it. permesso, dt. Erlaubnis, Zulassung
pimistur	[pɪmɪsˈtur]		adj.	pimis + -(a)tur	permissive, it. permissivo, dt. freizügig, lax →pimisturtat
pimisturtat	[pɪmɪstʊrˈtat]		n.	pimistur + -(i)tat	permissiveness, liberalness, it. permissività, dt. Freizügigkeit
pin	[pin]		n.	pēnis, -em	penis →glanra pin
pincil	[pɪŋˈkil]		n.	pēnicillum	paintbrush, it. pennello, dt. Pinsel
pincost	[pɪŋˈkost]		n.	pentēcostē < gr. πεντηκοστὴ '50th (day)'	pentecost, it. pentecoste, rom. Rusalii, Cinzecime, dt. Pfingsten
ping	[piŋ]		v.t.	*pingō, -ere; pīctum	paint, it. pingere, fr. peindre, cat. pintar, dt. malen →pingati, pingatur
pingati	[pɪˈŋatɪ]		n.	ping + -ati	painting, it. pitture, sp. pintura, rom. pictură, dt. Malerei, Gemälde
pingatur	[pɪŋɡɐˈtur]		n.	ping + -atur	painter, it. pittore, sp. pintor, dt. Maler
(pint)	[pint]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan} gr. πέντε	pent- {substance formative for C5} [chem]; it. pent-, dt. Pent- →but, is
pip	[pip]		n.	pīpa	pipe {for smoking}, cat. pipa, dt. Pfeife (zum Rauchen) →pip pac
pip pac	[pip̚ pak]		n.	pip + pac	pipe of peace, calumet, dt. Friedenspfeife
pi pracur	[pi prɐˈkur]		interj.	per placere; pi + pracur	please, it. per favore, per piacere, dt. bitte
piprar	[pɪˈprar]		n.	pepr(a) + -ar	pepper plant, cat. pebrer, fr. poivrier, sp. pimentero, dt. Pfeffer (Pflanze)
piprun	[pɪˈprun]		n.	pepr(a) + -un	bell pepper, sweet pepper, it. peperone, cat. pebrot, fr. poivron, sp. pimiento, dt. Paprika
pir	[pir]		n.	pirum	pear →pirar
pirar	[pɪˈrar]		n.	pir + -ar	pear tree
piric	[pɪˈrik]		n.	perīculum	danger →piricus
piricus	[pɪrɪˈkus]		adj.	perīculōsum; piric + -us	dangerous
pisat	[pɪˈsat]		adj.	pes + -at	heavy, cat. pesat, pesant, pesuc, feixuc, it. pesante, sp. port. pesado, rom. greu, dt. schwer →apisat, ap pisat, greu
pisc	[pisk]		n.	piscis, -em	fish, cat. peix, sard. pische →pisc frigat
pisc frigat	[pisk frɪˈɡat]		n.	pisc + frigat	fried fisch, dt. Bratfisch, sp. pescado frito
pisi	[ˈpisɪ]		v.i.	*pīssiō, -āre	piss, urinate, it. pisciare, fr. pisser, rom. pișa, cat. pixar, sp. mear, dt. pinkeln →pisitoi
pisist	[pɪˈsist]		v.i.	pi- + sist	persist; insist (on: ni), it. persistere, sp. persistir, dt. weiterbestehen; beharren (auf: ni)
pisitoi	[pɪsɪˈto͡ɪ̯]		n.	pisi + -(a)toi	urinal, fr. pissoir, it. orinatoio, vespasiano, port. mictório, dt. Pissoir, Urinal, Pinkelbecken →ritraitoi
pisp	[pisp]		n.	episcopus, -um	bishop [rel], it. vescovo, fr. évêque, cat. bisbe, sp. obispo, port. bispo, dt. Bischof
pistur	[pɪsˈtur]		n.	pes + -(a)tur	weight (to make things heavier), it. peso, cat. pes, fr. pesanteur, dt. Gewicht (zum Beschweren) →pesi, pesti
pisun	[pɪˈsun]		n.	persōna	person
pi tal	[pi tal]		adv.dem.	pi + tal	therefore, so, it. perciò, quindi, dt. deswegen, darum, deshalb, also →dum
pitani	[pɪˈtanɪ]		num.	peta- + -ni	quadrillion, billiard, 1e15
piuc	[pjuk]		n.	*pēduculum < pēdiculus, -um	louse, cat. poll, it. pidocchio, fr. pou, sard. piogu, sp. piojo, port. piolho, dt. Laus
piumen	[pjʊˈmen]		n.	pigmentum	allspice, it. pimento, dt. Piment
piur	[pjur]		adj.	**pe hōra < per hōra	for now, it. per ora, cat. per ara, sp. por ahora, port. por ora, dt. vorerst
piveni	[pɪˈvenɪ]		v.i.	pervenīre; pi- + veni	reach, attain (obj: a), arrive (at s.o.: a) →fi piveni
platin	[plɐˈtin]		n.	{loan}	platinum, Pt {element 78} [chem], cat. platí
plur	[plur]		v.i.	*plōrō, -āre	cry
Pluton	[plʊˈton]		n.	{loan} gr. Πλούτων	Pluto [astron], it. Plutone, cat. Plutó, rom. Pluton, dt. Pluto →plutoni
plutoni	[plʊˈtonɪ]		n.	{loan}; Pluton + i	plutonium, Pu {element 94} [chem], cat. plutoni
pobra	[ˈpobrɐ]		adj.	*pauberem < pauper, -em; {-b- already in vlat.}	poor, it. povero, sp. pobre, dt. arm →pobra d'ap, pubrol
pobra d'ap	[ˈpobrɐ dap]		adj.	pobra + d(i) + ap	lacking water, arid, low-moisture
poc	[pok]		adv.	paucus, -a, -um	little, not very, few, a bit
			adj.		little {amount}, few
poi	[po͡ɪ̯]		n.	podium	hill, it. poggio, cat. puig, dt. Hügel, Anhöhe
Pol	[pol]		n.prop.	Paula, -us	Paula, Paul
pol	[pol]		n.	polus, -um	pole, axis of rotation, it. polo, cat. pol, dt. Pol →pulan
popra	[ˈpoprɐ]		n.	populum	people, public, nation, folk
por	[por]		n.	porrum	leek
posi	[ˈposɪ]		v.t.	*posiō, -īre < pōnere, pōnō, posuī, positum {-si: 'posit-' should be recognisable; rom. pune, pus}	put, place, lay, stand, it. porre, sp. poner, rom. pune, dt. setzen, stellen, legen, stecken →prupusit, pusit, pusiti, uposi
potu	[ˈpotʊ]		v.aux.	*potuō, -ēre < potēre, possō, *potūtum < *possum < posse	be able to, can, be allowed to, may, it. potere, sp. cat. port. poder, it. potere, rom. putea, arom. pot, dt. können, dürfen →putuiu, putur, putut
pracu	[ˈprakʊ]		v.t.	-kw- *placuō, -ēre < placēre, placeō, placuī, placitum; {-u: it. cat. rom. -ut-}	please, it. piacere, sp. placer, dt. gefallen →pracur
			v.refl.		be glad, be happy, like, it. fare piacere, dt. sich freuen
pracur	[prɐˈkur]		n.	pracu + -(a)r	pleasure, delight, it. piacere, dt. Gefallen, Vergnügen →pi pracur
Praga	[ˈpraɡɐ]		n.prop.	{loan}	Prague, it. cat. sp. port. rom. Praga, cz. Praha, dt. Prag
prai	[pra͡ɪ̯]		n.	*plagia	beach, cat. platje, dt. Strand
pral	[pral]		v.t.	*paralō, -āre < *parabolə < parabolāre	speak, talk
pran	[pran]		adj.	plānus, -a, -um	level, flat, just, it. piano, fr. plain, sp. llano, dt. eben, flach →apran
pran	[pran]		n.	planta	plant, it. pianta, dt. Pflanze, Gewächs
prani	[ˈpranɪ]		n.	prandium	meal
prap	[prap]		v.t.	palpō, -āre	spare, amnesty, pardon, it. graziare, risparmiare, sp. ahorrar, port. poupar, dt. verschonen, begnadigen →pidun, prapi, rigratic
prapi	[ˈprapɪ]		n.	prap + -i	grace, pardon, amnesty, it. grazia, sp. indulto, perdón, piedad, merced, dt. Begnadigung, Verschonung, Gnade →piduni
prasiudim	[prɐsjʊˈdim]		n.	{loan}	praseodymium, Pr {element 59} [chem], cat. praseodimi, rum. praseodim
prat	[prat]		n.	*plattus, -um	dish; plate, it. piatto, dt. Teller, Gericht →vascel
prates	[prɐˈtes]		n.	platessa	plaice, it. platessa, fr. plie, sp. platija, solla, dt. Scholle
prati	[ˈpratɪ]		n.	platea	square, place
prati	[ˈpratɪ]		v.t.	*partiō, -īre	split, share, divide, it. partire, dt. teilen →praticra, pratiti
			v.i.		leave (obj./from: di), it. partire, dt. abreisen, weggehen
praticra	[prɐˈtikrɐ]		n.	prati + -(a)cra	particle, dt. Teilchen
pratiti	[prɐˈtitɪ]		n.	prati + -(a)ti	partition, departure, dt. Einteilung, Partition, Abreise
predu	[ˈpredʊ]		v.t.	*perduō, -ere < perdere, perdō, perdīvī, perditum; {-u: it. cat. rom. -ut-}	lose, cat. fr. perdre, it. perdere, rom. pierde, dt. verlieren →priduti
premi	[ˈpremɪ]		n.	praemium	prize, cat. premi, rom. premiu, dt. Gewinn, Preis, Prämie
pren	[pren]		n.	perna	leg, it. gamba, pierna, cat. cama, rom. picior, rsch. comba, chomma, dt. Bein
pres	[pres]		adv.	pressum	close to, near, almost, fr. près, près de, it. quasi, pressoché, rom. aproape, dt. nah, fast
presi	[ˈpresɪ]		n.	prehensiō, -nem	prison, jail, it. prigione, cat. presó, presidi, sp. presidio, prisión, fr. prison, geôle, port. prisão, dt. Gefängnis, Zuchthaus
pret	[pret]		n.	*prebyter < presbyter; {derived from nom.sg.}	priest, clergyman, it. prete, rom. priot, arom. preftu, sp. preste, fr. prêtre, dt. Priester, Pfarrer
preti	[ˈpretɪ]		n.	prētium	price, cost, it. prezzo, cat. preu, dt. Preis
preu	[pre͡ʊ̯]		adj.	praevius, -a, -um	previous, prior
pri-	[pri]		pref.	prae-	pre-, before, fore-, dt. Prä-, Vor- →prifri, pripusiti, priscava, prisen, pristuriu, priucup, priveni
pri.	[pri]		n.abbrev.	pri(l)	Apr. [monthabbr3]
pric	[prik]		v.t.	*plicō, -āre; plicuī, plicātum	fold, bend (to: pi (location) or a (left/right/up/down)), it. piegare, cat. plegar, rom. pleca, dt. falten, biegen, knicken →mpric
			v.i.		turn (to: pi (location) or a (left/right/up/down)), angle, deflect, it. piegare, cat. plegar, rom. pleca, dt. abbiegen
			v.refl.		fold, bend, give in, buckle, it. piegarsi, sp. plegarse, dt. nachgeben, sich beugen, einknicken
pricis	[prɪˈkis]		adj.	praecīsus, -um	precise, it. preciso, dt. genau, präzise
priduti	[prɪˈdutɪ]		n.	predu + -(a)ti	perdition, damnation, it. perditione, dt. Verderben, Verdammnis
prifri	[ˈprifrɪ]		v.t.	pri- + fri	prefer, it. preferire, dt. bevorzugen, vorziehen
pril	[pril]		n.	(V)- aprīlis, -em	April [month] →pri.
prim	[prim]		adj.num.	prīmus, -a, -um	first, 1st, port. primeiro, dt. erster
			adv.		first, port. primeiro, dt. zuerst →nascut prim
primeu	[prɪˈme͡ʊ̯]		adj.	prīmaevus, -um	primordial, primeval, it. primevo, dt. urzeitlich, ur- →lim primeu, selu primeu, Stron Primeu, sup primeu, tem primeu
prin	[prin]		adj.	plēnus, -a, -um	full (of: di), complete, rich, mature, abundant, filled (with: di), it. pieno, sard. prenu, sp. lleno, cat. ple, rom. plin, dt. voll, gefüllt →lun prin, prin d'ambil, prin d'ap
prin	[prin]		v.t.	*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}	take, grab, fr. prendre, it. prendere, sp. prender, rom. prinde, dt. nehmen, greifen, ergreifen →cuprin
princepi	[prɪŋˈkepɪ]		n.	prīncipium	principle; beginning
prin d'ambil	[prin dɐmˈbil]		adj.	prin + d(i) + ambil	full of eels, dt. voller Aale
prin d'ap	[prin dap]		adj.	prin + d(i) + ap	abounding in water, watery, dt. voller Wasser
pripusiti	[prɪpʊˈsitɪ]		n.	pri- + pusiti	preposition, it. preposizione, dt. Präposition
priscava	[prɪsˈkavɐ]		v.t.	pri- + scava	pre-dig
prisen	[prɪˈsen]		adj.	praesēns, -tem; pri- + sen	present, it. presente, dt. anwesend
			v.t.	praesentāre	present, show, introduce (person), it. presentare, dt. vorstellen, zeigen, präsentieren
pristuriu	[prɪstʊˈri͡ʊ̯]		adj.	pri- + stor(i) + -iu	prehistoric, it. preistorico, dt. vorgeschichtlich
priucup	[prjʊˈkup]		v.refl.	praeoccupāre; pri- + ucup	worry, be concerned (about: di)
priveni	[prɪˈvenɪ]		v.t.	pri- + veni	prevent, guard against, avert, it. prevenire, sp. prevenir, dt. vorbeugen, zuvorkommen, abwenden, verhüten
privil	[prɪˈvil]		n.	*prīmavēra	spring →ivren, stiu, utum
proc	[prok]		n.	porcus, -um	pig, pork, it. maiale, porco, suino, sp. cerdo, cat. rom. porc, fr. cochon, porc, dt. Schwein →proc silvac
proc silvac	[prok sɪlˈvak]		n.	proc + silvac	wild boar, wild sow, it. cinghiale, fr. sanglier, cat. senglar, occ. singlar, rom. mistreț, lat. aper, dt. Wildschwein →singlar
prosma	[ˈprosmɐ]		adj.	proximus, -a, -um	next, nearest, closest
prot	[prot]		n.	porta	door, it. porta, sp. puerta, rom. poartă, sard. giànna, polta, dt. Tür
prot	[prot]		v.t.	*portō, -āre; portātum	carry, wear, it. portare, fr. porter, dt. tragen →prutur
protu	[ˈprotʊ]		n.	*portuə < portus, -um	harbour
prova	[ˈprovɐ]		v.t.	*probō, -āre	try (to: a), probe, test, attempt, prove, it. probare, cat. provar, dt. versuchen, ausprobieren, testen, erproben, beweisen →provi, pruvat, pruvati
provi	[ˈprovɪ]		n.	prov(a) + -i	proof, it. prova, dt. Beweis, Nachweis
pru	[pru]		adv.	-(s) *plūs	more {comparative} →a pru trar, masma, min, ni pru, nu pru ci, pru ... pru ...
pru-	[pru]		pref.v.<v./n.	pro-	pro-, for →prumis, prunumra, prupusit
pruc	[pruk]		n.	pūlex, -icem	flea →mricat pruc
prui	[pru͡ɪ̯]		n.	*pluja < pluvia	rain, it. pioggia, sp. lluvia, port. chuva, cat. pluja, fr. pluie, sard. proja, dt. Regen →mprui, prui cinra, selu prui
prui cinra	[pru͡ɪ̯ ˈkindrɐ]		n.	prui + cinra	rain of ashes
prum	[prum]		n.	plumbum	lead, Pb {element 82} [chem], cat. plom, it. piombo, rom. plumb, dt. Blei
prumeti	[prʊˈmetɪ]		n.	{loan}	promethium, Pm {element 61} [chem], cat. prometi
prumis	[prʊˈmis]		v.t.	*prōmissō, -āre < {freq.} prōmittere, prōmittō, prōmīsī, prōmissum; pru- + mis	promise (to: a) →prumisat, prumisi, prumisti
			v.refl.		betroth, affiance, get engaged (with: a), it. fidanzarsi, sp. prometerse, dt. verloben
prumisat	[prʊmɪˈsat]		adj.	prumis + -at	engaged, it. fidanzato, sp. comprometido, cat. promès, dt. versprochen, fr. fiancé, rom. logodit, verlobt
			n.		fiance, fiancee [kin], it. fidanzato, fidanzata, dt. Verlobter, Verlobte
prumisi	[prʊˈmisɪ]		n.	prumis + -i	promise, it. port. promessa, sp. cat. promesa, rom. prumisiune, dt. Versprechen
prumisti	[prʊˈmistɪ]		n.	prumis + -(a)ti	engagement, betrothal, it. fidanzamento, sp. compromiso, dt. Verlobung
prumun	[prʊˈmun]		n.	-l>r- pulmō, -nem	lung, it. polmone, cat. pulmó, sard. prummone, pimone, dt. Lunge
prun	[prun]		adj.	prōmptus, -a, -um	prompt, immediate, quick, speedy, fast, it. sp. pronto, dt. schnell, sofort →viluc
prun	[prun]		n.	*prūna < prūnum	plum, prune →prunar
prunar	[prʊˈnar]		n.	prun + -ar	plum tree
prunumra	[prʊˈnumbrɐ]		n.	pru- + numra	pronoun, it. pronome, dt. Pronomen, Fürwort →sustantiu
prununti	[prʊˈnuntɪ]		v.t.	*prōnūntiō, -āre	pronounce, sp. pronunciar, dt. aussprechen
(prup)	[prup]	not used in isolation	n.stem.fragm.	{loan}	prop- {substance formative for C3} [chem], it. prop-, dt. Prop- →but, it, prupan, prupil
prupan	[prʊˈpan]		n.	prup + -an	propane [chem], it. propano, dt. Propan →prupanul
prupanul	[prʊpɐˈnul]		n.	prupan + -ul	propanol [chem], propyl alcohol, it. propanolo, alcol propilico, dt. Propanol, Propylalkohol
prupil	[prʊˈpil]		n.	prup + -il	propyl [chem], it. propile, dt. Propyl
pru ... pru ...	[pru pru]		phr.	pru + pru	the ... the ...
prupusit	[prʊpʊˈsit]		n.	propositum; pru- + posi + -(a)t	purpose, goal, aim
pruspla	[ˈprusplɐ]		adj.	prōsperus, -a, -um	prosperous, flourishing, thriving, auspicious
prutactini	[prʊtɐkˈtinɪ]		n.	{loan}	protactinium, Pa {element 91} [chem], cat. protactini
pruton	[prʊˈton]		n.	{loan} gr. πρῶτος; prut + -on	proton [phys] [stdmodel]
prutur	[prʊˈtur]		n.	prot + -(at)ur	carrier, it. portatore, portatrice, dt. Träger, Lastenträger, Überbringer →unra prutur
pruvat	[prʊˈvat]		adj.	prov(a) + -at	proven, tested, tried, it. provato, cat. provat, dt. erprobt, bewährt
pruvati	[prʊˈvatɪ]		n.	prov(a) + -ati	test, probing, attempt, exam, it. prova, esperimento, dt. Versuch, Prüfung
pubrol	[pʊˈbrol]		n.	pobr(a) + -ol	poor/unfortunate person, poor little guy/person/lady, it. poveretto, dt. armer Mensch, arme Sau
puit	[pʊˈit]		n.	poēta	poet, it. poeta, arom. puet, rom. poet, dt. Dichter, Poet →puit astra
puit astra	[pʊˈi ˈtastrɐ]		n.	puit + astra	poetaster, it. poetastro, dt. Poetaster
pul	[pul]		n.	pullus, -um	chicken, it. pollo, rom. pui, cat. pollastre, dt. Huhn →pul fim, pul frigat, pul om, sup pul
pulan	[pʊˈlan]		adj.	pol + -an	polar, it. polare, cat. polar, dt. polar, entgegengesetzt
puldra	[ˈpuldrɐ]		n.	pulvis, -erem; {or from vlat. (Rom. gender is usually femine)} *pulvera < pulvis	dust, powder, it. polvere, rom. pulbere, fr. poudre, prov. poldra, sp. polvo, pólvora, port. pó, pólvora, sard. pruere, pruini, dt. Pulver, Puder, Staub
pul fim	[pul fim]		n.	pul + fim	hen, il. gallina, dt. Henne
pul frigat	[pul frɪˈɡat]		n.	pul + frigat	roasted chicken, grilled chicken, it. pollo arrosto, dt. Brathähnchen
pul om	[pu lom]		n.	pul + om	rooster, cock, it. gallo, dt. Hahn
puloni	[pʊˈlonɪ]		n.	{loan}	polonium, Po {element 84} [chem], cat. poloni
pum	[pum]		n.	pōmum	apple →pumar, pumber, suc pum, trot pum
pumar	[pʊˈmar]		n.	pum + -ar	apple tree
pumber	[pʊmˈber]		n.	{?} probably pum + ter	potato, it. patata, fr. pomme de terre, dt.dial. Grumbeer →nsalat pumber, pumber farinus, pumber frim
pumber farinus	[pʊmˈber fɐrɪˈnus]		n.	pumber + farinus	floury potato, starchy potato
pumber frim	[pʊmˈber frim]		n.	pumber + frim	waxy potato
punal	[pʊˈnal]		n.	pūgnālis, -em	dagger, rom. pumnal, it. pugnale, cat. punyal, dt. Dolch
punal	[pʊˈnal]		v.t.	*pungiālō, -āre < *pungiliāre < pungere	stab, it. pugnalare, dt. erstechen, einen Stich versetzen
pung	[puŋ]		v.t.	*puncō, -āre < *punctāre < {freq.} pungo, punctum	prick, puncture, place a point/spot →pungi
pungi	[ˈpuŋɡɪ]		n.	*punctāre + -ium; pung + -i	point, spot, speck
puni	[ˈpunɪ]		v.t.	*pūniō, -īre	punish, it. punire, dt. bestrafen →punibra
punibra	[pʊˈnibrɐ]		adj.	puni + -(a)bra	punishable, it. punibile, cat. sancionable, rom. pedepsit, dt. strafbar →ligabra
pup	[pup]		n.	puppa	nipple, teat, it. capezzolo, sp. pezón, teta, dt. Brustwarze; cmp. it. poppa
pur	[pur]		adj.	pūrus, -um	pure, clean, it. puro, dt. rein, sauber, pur →puric, purtat
pur	[pur]		prep.	-(')- *por < prō	through, by means of, by, via, it. per, per mezzo di, dt. durch, von, mittels, via
puric	[pʊˈrik]		v.t.	pur + -ic	purify, clean, filter, it. purificare, dt. reinigen, läutern, aufbereiten, klären →puricar, puricati
puricar	[pʊrɪˈkar]		n.	puric + -ar	purifying, purification, dt. Reinigen, Reinigung
puricati	[pʊrɪˈkatɪ]		n.	puric + -ati	purification. it. purificazione, dt. Klärung, Reinigun, Aufbereitung, Läuterung
purtat	[pʊrˈtat]		n.	pur + -(i)tat	purily, it. purezza, dt. Reinheit
pus-	[pus]		pref.	-(C) post-	post-, it. post-, pos-, po-, port. pós-, sp. pos-, post-, back-, dt. Post-, Nach-, Zurück-, Rück- →puscrivut, puseu
puscrivut	[pʊskrɪˈvut]		n.	pu(s)- + scrivut	postscriptum, epilogue, it. epilogo, poscritto, dt. Epilog, Nachwort, Postscriptum
puseu	[pʊˈse͡ʊ̯]		v.t.	possidēre, possēdī, possessum; {the prefix is reanalysed, it was originally 'potis', not 'post'}; pu(s)- + seu	possess, own, it. possedere, cat. posseir, sp. poseer, rom. poseda, dt. besitzen →pusivut, pusivuti
pusit	[pʊˈsit]		adj.	posi + -(a)t	put, placed, it. posto, dt. gestellt, gelegt, gesetzt →pusitiu
pusiti	[pʊˈsitɪ]		n.	posi + -(a)ti	position, it. posizione, dt. Position, Stellung, Lage, Stelle →inergi pusiti, pripusiti
pusitiu	[pʊsɪˈti͡ʊ̯]		adj.	{loan} lat. positīvus, -a, -um; pusit + -iu	positive, it. positivo, dt. positiv
pusivut	[pʊsɪˈvut]		adj.	puseu + -at	possessed, own, it. posseduto, cat. posseït, rom. posedat, lat. possessum, dt. besessen →pusivutiu
pusivuti	[pʊsɪˈvutɪ]		n.	puseu + -ati	possession, it. possesso, dt. Besitz
pusivutiu	[pʊsɪvʊˈti͡ʊ̯]		adj.	pusivut + -iu	possessive, it. possessivo, dt. Possessiv-, Besitz-, besitzergreifend
(put)	[put]	not used in isolation	v.stem.	*pūtō, -āre	{originally} clean; order; estimate; consider →cuput
putasi	[pʊˈtasɪ]		n.	{loan}	potassium, K {element 19} [chem], cat. potassi, dt. Kalium
putic	[pʊˈtik]		n.	(V)- apothēca	shop, store →putic filat
putic filat	[pʊˈtik fɪˈlat]		n.	putic + filat	webshop
putuiu	[pʊtʊˈi͡ʊ̯]		adj.	potu + -iu	possible →putuiutat
putuiutat	[pʊtʊjʊˈtat]		n.	putuiu + -(i)tat	possibility
putur	[pʊˈtur]		n.	potu + -(a)r	strength, might, power, ability, cat. sp. port. poder, it. potere, rom. putere, dt. Kraft, Macht, Können, Vermögen, Fähigkeit
putut	[pʊˈtut]		adj.	potu + -(a)t	able, strong, capable, it. potente, capace, arom. putut, dt. fähig, stark
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(-ra)	[ra]	not used in isolation	suff.stem.	ra; -(ac)ra	{suffix typically derived from -ula, -ulum, -ella, -ellum, etc.} →fim, om
rabul	[rɐˈbul]		n.	arbōs, -rem	tree →rabul ascon furest
rabul ascon furest	[rɐˈbu lɐsˈkoɱ fʊˈrest]		phr.	rabul + ascon + furest	not to see the wood for the trees
rac	[rak]		n.	larix, -cem	larch
racim	[rɐˈkim]		n.	*racīmus, -um < racēmus, -um	grape →racimar, racim sicat
racimar	[rɐkɪˈmar]		n.</