- fab': "bean (green, yellow)"
- fabel': "tale, story"
- fabl': "fable, myth"
- fabrik': "to make (in a factory), manufacture"
- facil': easy
- faden': thread
- fag': beech (tree)
- fajf': "to whistle, to pipe"
- fajr': fire
- fak': "compartment, division, section, department ..."
- fakt': fact
- faktur': "bill, invoice"
- fal': to fall
- falch': "to mow, cut ..."
- fald': to fold
- falk': falcon
- fals': "to falsify, forge ..."
- fam': "fame, rumour, report, hearsay"
- famili': family
- fand': "to melt, smelt, fuse, cast ..."
- fantom': "phantom, ghost"
- far': "to make, to do"
- faring': pharynx
- farm': "to farm, to be a tenant farmer"
- fart': "to do (health), to fare ..."
- farun': "flour, meal ..."
- fask': "bundle, sheaf ..."
- fast': to fast
- fauk': "jaws (of an animal), abyss, gorge ..."
- favor': "to be favourable (to), propitious, auspicious"
- fazan': pheasant
- fe': fairy
- febr': fever
- februar': February
- fech': "dregs, sediment"
- fel': "hide, skin"
- felich': "happy, lucky, fortunate"
- felt': felt
- femur': thigh
- fenestr': window
- fer': iron
- feri': "holiday, vacation"
- ferm': "to close, shut"
- fervor': "fervour, zeal"
- fest': "to celebrate, observe a special day ..."
- festen': "to feast, dine; banquet"
- fianch': fiancé
- fibr': fibre; fibrous
- fid': "to trust, have faith in"
- fidel': faithful
- fier': proud
- fig': fig
- figur': "figure, outline, image, figure of speech"
- fiks': "to fix, fasten"
- fil': "son (""filino"" = daughter)"
- filik': fern
- film': film
- fin': "to finish, conclude"
- fingr': finger
- firm': "a firm, house of business, trade name"
- fish': fish
- flag': flage
- flam': "flame, blaze"
- flank': side
- flar': to smell (tr.)
- flat': to flatter
- flav': yellow
- fleg': "to look after, to tend to, to nurse"
- fleks': "to bend (tr.), flex, curve"
- flik': "to patch, mend"
- flirt': "to flutter, float"
- flok': "flake, lock (hair)"
- flor': flower
- flu': to flow
- flug': to fly
- fluid': fluid
- flut': flute; to play the flute
- foir': "fair, fair-ground"
- foj': "time, occasion"
- fojn': hay
- fok': seal
- foli': "leaf, sheet (of paper, tin ...)"
- fond': "to found, establish"
- font': "spring, source"
- fontan': fountain
- for: away
- forges': to forget
- forgh': to forge
- fork': fork
- form': "form, shape"
- formik': ant
- forn': "stove, oven"
- fort': "strong, forcible; strength, vigour, might"
- fortik': "strong, (resistant), robust, solid, tough"
- fos': to dig
- fost': "post, jamb, stake, upright support"
- fot': photograph
- frag': strawberry
- fraj': "spawn, fry, roe"
- frak': "dress-coat, evening jacket…"
- frakas': "to smash, shatter"
- fraksen': ash tree
- framb': raspberry
- frand': to enjoy (eating) sweets
- frangh': fringe
- frap': "to knock, rap, strike"
- frat': "brother (""fratino"" = sister)"
- fraul': "bachelor, single man (""fraulino"" =single woman)"
- fremd': "foreign, strange, extraneous"
- frenez': "insane, crazy, mad"
- fresh': fresh
- fripon': "rogue, rascal, swindler ..."
- friz': to dress the hair
- fromagh': cheese
- frost': "frost, severe cold"
- frot': to rub
- fru': early
- frugileg': "crow, rook"
- frukt': fruit
- frunt': "forehead, brow"
- ftiz': "phthisis, consumption (sickness)"
- fulg': soot
- fulm': lightning
- fum': smoke
- fund': bottom
- fundament': "foundation, basis"
- funebr': mourning
- funel': funnel
- fung': "mushroom, fungus"
- funkci': "function, operation, activity"
- funt': pound
- furagh': "forage, fodder"
- furioz': "furious, raging"
- fush': "to bungle, do badly, blunder, botch"
- fut': foot (measure)
- gaj': "glad, cheerful, lively, merry ..."
- gajn': "gain, earn, win"
- gal': "gall, bile"
- galosh': galosh
- gant': glove
- garanti': guarantee
- garb': sheaf
- gard': "to guard, watch over, protect ..."
- gargar': to gargle; to rinse
- gas': gas (element)
- gast': "guest, boarder ..."
- gazet': "gazette, periodical"
- general': general (military)
- gent': "tribe, people, clan, race ..."
- genu': knee
- gest': gesture
- gharden': garden
- ghem': "to graon, moan"
- ghen': "to inconvenience, make uncomfortable, restrain"
- gheneral': general; in general ...
- ghentil': "polite, courteous, civil"
- gherm': "germ, sprout"
- ghi: it
- ghib': hump
- ghiraf': giraffe
- ghis: "until, up to, as far as ..."
- ghoj': "to be glad, rejoice"
- ghu': "to enjoy, relish"
- ghust': "correct, right, just, exact"
- glaci': ice
- glad': "to iron (clothes), to smooth"
- glan': acorn
- glas': (drinking)glass
- glat': "smooth, even, plain"
- glav': sword
- glit': "to glide, slip, slide"
- glob': "globe, ball, sphere"
- globus': (geographical) globe
- glor': "to glorify, extol"
- glu': "to glue, fasten, stick"
- glut': "to swallow, absorb"
- gorgh': throat
- graci': "graceful, pretty, slim"
- grad': "grade, degree"
- graf': "earl, count"
- grajn': "grain, seed"
- grand': "great, large, grand, big"
- gras': "grease, fat"
- grat': to scratch
- gratul': to congratulate
- grav': "important, serious"
- graved': pregnant
- gravur': to engrave
- gren': "corn, grain; (""la grenoj"" = cereals)"
- gri': "groats, coarse meal"
- grifel': slate pencil
- gril': cricket
- grinc': "to grind, crunch, grate (sound)"
- griz': grey
- gros': gooseberry
- gru': crane
- grup': group
- gudr': tar
- gum': gum
- gurd': "street-organ, barrell-organ"
- gust': "taste, flavour"
- gut': to drip
- guvern': "to educate children in their home, tutor ..."
- gvardi': the guard(s)
- gvid': "to guide, lead"
- ha: ha! aha!
- hajl': hail; to hail (meteorology)
- hak': "to chop, hack"
- hal': "hall, covered market-place"
- haladz': fume(s)
- halt': "to come to a stop, stop (intr.), halt, pause"
- har': hair
- hard': "to harden,, steel (against)"
- haring': herring
- harp': harp
- haut': skin
- hav': to have
- haven': "port, harbour"
- heder': ivy
- hejm': home
- hejt': "to heat, stoke, feed (a fire)"
- hel': "bright, clear, light (colour)"
- help': to help
- hepat': liver
- herb': "grass, herb"
- hered': to inherit
- hero': hero
- hhaos': chaos
- hhimer': chimera ...
- hholer': cholera
- hhor': "choir, chorus"
- hierau: yesterday
- hirt': "(hair) scrubby, rough"
- hirud': leech
- histori': history
- histrik': porcupine
- ho: oh!
- hodiau: today
- hok': hook
- hom': "man, human being"
- honest': "honest, respectable"
- honor': to honour
- hont': to be (feel) ashamed
- hor': hour
- horde': barley
- horlogh': clock
- hotel': hotel
- huf': hoof
- humil': "humble, lowly"
- humor': humour
- hund': dog
- ide': "idea, notion"
- ideal': an ideal
- ili: they
- ilumin': to illuminate
- imag': to imagine
- imit': to imitate
- imperi': empire
- implik': "to involve, implicate"
- impres': impression
- incit': "to incite, provoke, irritate"
- indign': "to resent, to be indignant with"
- indulg': "to have mercy on, be lenient"
- industri: industry
- infan': child
- infekt': to infect
- infer': hell
- influ': "to influence, have influence or an effect on"
- inform': "to inform, give information"
- iniciat': "to initiate, originate, introduce"
- ink': ink
- inklin': "inclined, disposed, apt"
- insekt': insect
- insid': "(intr.) to set traps, ensnare, plot"
- insign': "badge of office/dignity, mark of distinction"
- instig': "to urge on, incite, impel"
- instru': "to teach, instruct"
- insul': island
- insult': to insult
- inteligent': intelligent
- intenc': "to intend, propose"
- inter: "among, between"
- interes': to interest (tr.)
- intern': "internal, inner"
- intest': intestine
- intrig': "to intrigue, sheme, plot"
- invit': to invite
- ir': "to go, be going"
- izol': to isolate
- ja: "indeed, assuredly ..."
- jak': "jacket, coat"
- jam: "already, now, by now, then"
- januar': January
- jar': year
- je: (generic preposition- no definite meaning)
- jen: "behold!, here"
- jes: yes
- jhaluz': jealous
- jhaud': Thursday
- jhet': to throw ...
- jhongl': to juggle
- jhur': "to swear (by), vow"
- jhus: "just (now), now"
- jug': yoke
- jugh': "to judge, to try (in court)"
- jugland': walnut
- juk': to itch
- juli': July
- jun': young
- jung': "to harness, to yoke to"
- juni': June
- jup': skirt
- just': "just, righteous, fair, equitable"
- juvel': jewel
- kach': "gruel, mash"
- kadr': "frame, framework, setting"
- kaduk': "rickety, ramshackle, dilapidated"
- kaf': coffee
- kagh': cage
- kahel': (glazed) tile
- kaj: "and (""kaj ... kaj"" = both ... and)"
- kajer': exercise book
- kajut': cabin (ship)
- kal': "corn, callous"
- kaldron': "cauldron, kettle"
- kalendar': calendar
- kalesh': carriage (horse)
- kalik': "cup, chalice"
- kalk': lime
- kalkan': heel (foot)
- kalkul': "to count, calculate"
- kalson': drawers (pair of)
- kalumni': "to slander, malign, vilify, falsely accuse"
- kamarad': "comrade, companion"
- kambi': bill of exchange
- kamel': camel
- kamen': "hearth, fireplace"
- kamp': field
- kan': "cane, reed"
- kanab': hemp
- kanajl': "cad, rascal, scoundrel"
- kanap': "sofa, couch"
- kanari': canary
- kandel': candle
- kankr': crayfish ...
- kant': to sing
- kap': head (of body)
- kapabl': "to be (cap)able of, to be efficient"
- kapel': chapel
- kapr': goat
- kapric': "whim, caprice"
- kapt': "to catch, capture"
- kar': "dear, precious, expensive"
- karaf': "carafe, decanter"
- karb': (char)coal
- kard': thistle
- kares': "to caress, fondle, embrace, hug ..."
- kariofil': clove (spice)
- karn': flesh
- karot': carrot
- karp': carp (fish)
- kart': card
- kartoch': cartridge
- karton': card(board)
- kas': "till, money-chest"
- kased': cassette
- kaserol': saucepan
- kash': hide
- kash': "to hide, conceal"
- kashtan': chestnut
- kask': helmet
- kastel': castle
- kastor': beaver
- kat': cat
- katar': catarrh (runny nose- head cold)
- katen': chain(s)
- kauz': "to cause, bring about, provoke"
- kav': "cavity, hole, pit ..."
- kavern': "cavern, cave"
- kaz': case (grammar)
- ke: that (conj.)
- kel': cellar
- kelk': "some, a little; (pl.) several"
- kelner': waiter
- kern': "kernel; essence, nucleus"
- kest': "case, chest"
- kil(ogram)': kilogram
- kilometr': kilometre
- kis': to kiss
- klaft': fathom (measure)
- klar': "clear, lucid, explicit ..."
- klas': class (school)
- klav': "key (piano, computer ...), note"
- kler': "educated, enlightened"
- klin': "to incline, bend, bow"
- klopod': "to busy (trouble, bother) oneself with ..."
- klub': club (social)
- kluz': "lock, sluice"
- knab': "boy (""knabino"" = girl)"
- kned': to knead
- kobold': goblin
- kojn': wedge
- kok': "cock (""kokino"" = hen), fowl, poultry"
- koks': hip
- kol': neck
- kolbas': sausage
- koleg': "collegue, partner"
- kolekt': "to collect, gather"
- koler': to be angry with
- kolomb': "dove, pigeon"
- kolon': "pillar, column"
- kolor': colour
- kolum': collar
- kom': comma
- komb': to comb
- komenc': "to begin, start (tr.)"
- komerc': "to trade, deal, do business"
- komfort': "comfort, ease"
- komisi': "to commision, entrust, put in the hands of"
- komitat': committee
- komod': chest of drawers
- kompar': to compare
- kompat': "to pity, have pity (compassion) on, bear with"
- komplez': "favour, kindness"
- kompost': "to compost, set type"
- kompren': "to understand, comprehend"
- komput': to compute
- komputil': "computer, machine for doing calculations"
- komputor': computer
- komun': "common, mutual, joint, public"
- komunik': to communicate
- kon': "to know, be acquainted with"
- koncern': "to concern, affect, touch"
- kondamn': "to condemn, sentence, convict"
- kondich': "condition, stipulation"
- konduk': "to lead, conduct, drive"
- kondut': "to behave, conduct oneself"
- konfes': to confess
- konfid': "to confide in, to, to entrust to"
- konfuz': to confuse
- kongres': "congress, convention"
- konjak': cognac
- konklud': "to conclude, infer"
- konkret': concrete (not abstract)
- konkur': "to compete against, with, cope with, rival"
- konkurs': competition
- konsci': to be conscious of
- konsent': "to agree to, to assent, consent"
- konserv': "to keep, conserve, preserve"
- konsider': "to think (over), reflect (upon)"
- konsil': to advise
- konsist': "to consist of, made (up) of"
- konsol': to console
- konstant': "constant, fixed"
- konstat': "to prove, ascertain, certify"
- konstern': to dismay
- konstru': "to build, construct"
- kontakt': contact
- kontant': "ready money, cash"
- kontent': "glad, gratified, content"
- kontor': "office, bureau (business)"
- kontrau': "against, opposite, facing, contrary to"
- kontrol': "to check, verify"
- konven': "to suit, be right, be fitting ..."
- konvink': "to convince, persuade"
- kopi': to copy
- kor': heart
- korb': basket
- kord': "string, chord"
- korekt': "to amend, rectify, correct"
- korespond': to correspond (letter)
- kork': cork
- korn': horn
- korp': body
- kort': (court)yard
- korv': raven
- kost': cost
- kostum': costume
- kot': "mud, dirt"
- koton': cotton
- koturn': quail
- kov': "to brood, hatch"
- kovert': envelope (letter)
- kovr': to cover (with)
- krach': to spit
- krad': "grate, grating, grille"
- krajon': pencil
- kramp': "bracket, brace"
- kran': "tap, spigot"
- krani': skull
- kravat': necktie
- kre': to create
- kred': to believe
- krem': cream
- kresk': "to grow (intr.), to wax (moon)"
- kret': "chalk, a crayon"
- krev': "to burst, split, crack"
- kri': "to cry, (loud)"
- kribr': "to sift, strain, screen"
- krim': crime
- kripl': crippled
- kroch': "to hook on, stitch, fasten to"
- krom: "besides, except, save"
- kron': crown
- kroz': to cruise
- kruc': cross
- kruch': "jug, pitcher"
- krud': "coarse, rough, raw"
- kruel': "cruel, brutal"
- krur': leg
- krut': steep
- kubut': elbow
- kudr': to sew
- kufo': woman's bonnet
- kugl': "bullet, ball, shot"
- kuir': to cook
- kuk': cake
- kukol': cuckoo
- kukum': cucumber
- kukurb': pumpkin
- kul': gnat
- kuler': spoon
- kulp': "guilty (of), blamable ..."
- kultur': "culture (lit. and fig.), cultivation"
- kun: with
- kunikl': rabbit
- kupon': coupon
- kupr': copper
- kur': to run
- kurac': "to treat (disease), attend a patient"
- kuragh': "courageous, brave"
- kurb': "curved, crooked"
- kurs': course (lessons)
- kurten': curtain
- kush': "to lie, rest, lying on"
- kutim': "to be used to, be accustomed to"
- kuv': tub
- kuz': cousin
- kvadrat': "square, rectangle"
- kvalit': "quality, grade"
- kvankam: "although, though"
- kvant': quantity
- kvar: four
- kvartal': "quarter (city), section"
- kvazau: "apparently, as if, like, as, as it were ..."
- kverk': oak tree
- kviet': "quiet, placid ..."
- kvin: five
- kvitanc': receipt