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All 483 Terms

Term Definition
la the (indefinite article: sing. and pl)
labor' to work
lac' tired
lacert' lizard
lach' "lace, thong, cord, string"
lad' sheet-metal
laf' lava
lag' lake
lak' "varnish, lacquer"
lake' "lackey, flunky"
laks' diarrhea
lakt' milk
lam' lame; to limp
lamp' lamp
lan' wool ...
land' "land, country"
lang' tongue
lantern' lantern
lanug' "down, soft hair, fluff"
lard' bacon
largh' "wide, broad"
laring' larynx
larm' tear
las' "to let, allow, leave"
last' "last, latest, most recent"
lau "according to, along"
laub' "arbour, bower"
laud' to praise
laut' "loud, audible"
lav' to wash (tr.)
lecion' lesson
led' leather
leg' to read
legom' vegetable
legh' law
lek' lick
lent' lentil
lentug' freckle
leon' lion
lepor' hare
lern' to learn
lert' "skilled, good at, clever ..."
leter' "letter, epistle"
lev' "to lift, raise (up)"
li he
liber' free ...
libr' book
lien' spleen
lig' "to bind, tie"
lign' wood
lim' "boundary, limit, border ..."
limak' slug (shell-less snail)
lin' "flax, lint"
lingv' language
lini' line
lip' lip
list' list
lit' bed
liter' "letter (alphabet), character"
literatur' literature
liver' "to deliver, supply"
log' "to lure, entice, attract ..."
logh' "to live, dwell, reside (in)"
lok' "place, location"
long' long
lorn' telescope
lot' to draw lots
lu' to rent
lud' to play
lul' "to lull, rock to sleep"
lum' "to shime, gleam ..."
lumb' "loin(s), waist"
lun' moon
lund' Monday
lup' wolf
lupol' hops (beer ...)
lustr' "a lustre, chandelier with cut-glass ornaments"
lut' to solder
lutr' otter
mac' "unleavened bread, cake"
mach' to chew
magazen' "store, merchant's shop"
maj' May
majest' majestic
majstr' master (of an art or trade ...)
maklerist' "broker, middle man"
makul' "spot, stain"
makzel' jaw(bone)
malgrau "in spite of, notwithstanding"
man' hand
mangh' to eat
manier' "manner, fashion ..."
manik' sleeve
mank' "to lack (intr.), be lacking ..."
mantel' cloak
mar' sea
march' "swamp, marsh"
marchand' "to bargain (for), haggle (over)"
mard' Tuesday
mark' "mark, label, brand ..."
marmor' marble
marsh' "to walk, march"
mart' March
martel' hammer
mason' to build with stone or brick
mast' mast
mastr' "master, owner, proprietor ..."
mash' "loop, noose, mesh"
mashin' "machine, engine"
maten' morning
material' "stuff, material ..."
matrac' mattress
matur' "ripe, mature, mellow"
mebl' (piece of) furniture
mech' wick
medi' "milieu, environment, circle"
mejl' mile
mel' badger
meleagr' turkey
melk' to milk
mem "self, selves"
membr' "limb, member"
memor' "to remember, bear in mind"
mend' "to order, make an order (goods ...)"
mensog' "to lie, fib"
menton' chin
merit' "to merit, deserve"
merkred' Wednesday
met' "to place, put, set"
meti' "trade, handicraft"
metal' metal
metod' "method, system"
metr' metre
mev' seagull
mez' middle
mezur' to measure
mi I
miel' honey
mien' "mien, air, bearing ..."
migdal' almond
migr' "to migrate, wander, roam, tour ..."
miks' to mix
mil thousand
milion' million
milit' "to make war, to war ..."
minac' "to menace, threaten"
minus "minus, less"
minut' minute
miop' near-sighted
miozot' forget-me-not
mir' "to wonder (at), be surprised at ..."
mister' mystery
mizer' "misery, distress"
modem' modem
moder' moderate
modern' modern
modest' "modest, plain, unpretentious"
mok' "to mock (at), scorn, ridicule ..."
mol' soft ...
moment' moment
mon' "money, currency"
monahh' monk
monarhh' monarch
monat' month
mond' world
mont' mountain
montr' "to show, present ..."
mor' "custom, habit, mores"
morbil' measles
mord' to bite
morgau tomorrow
mort' to die
morter' mortar
mosht' "(""via moshto"" = your honour, worship), title ..."
mov' to move (tr.)
muel' "to mill, grind"
mugh' "to rage, roar"
muk' mucus
mult' much
mur' wall
mus' mouse
musk' moss
muskol' muscle
mustard' mustard
mush' fly
mut' "dumb, mute"
muze' museum
muzik' music
naci' nation
nagh' to swim
najbar' neighbour
najl' nail
najtingal' nightingale
nap' turnip
nask' "to bear, give birth ..."
natur' nature
nau nine
nauz' to nauseate
naz' nose
ne "no, not"
nebul' "fog, mist"
neces' necessary
negoc' business
negh' snow
nek "neither, not (""nek ... nek"" = neither ... nor)"
nep' "grandson (""nepino"" = granddaughter)"
nepr' "absolutely, without fail, come what may ..."
nest' nest
net' "a final copy (""malneto"" = rough copy)"
neutr' neutral
nev' "nephew (""nevino"" = niece)"
ni we
nich' niche
nigr' black
nivel' level
nobel' "a noble(man ...), lord, patrician ..."
nobl' "noble (of character ...), elevated"
nokt' night
nom' name
nombr' "number, quantity"
nord' north
normal' normal
not' "to note, make note of ..."
nov' new
novembr' November
nu "Well (now)!, Come on! ..."
nuanc' "nuance, tinge, shade, hue ..."
nub' cloud
nud' "naked, nude"
nuk' nape of the neck
nuks' nut
nul' zero
numer' number (identity); to number
nun now
nur "only, but"
nutr' "to feed, nourish, cherish"
obe' to obey
objekt' "object, thing ..."
obstin' obstinate
odor' to smell (of) ...
ofend' "to offend, give offence, insult"
ofic' "office, employment, function, duty ..."
oft' often
ok eight
okaz' "to happen, occur"
okcident' "West, Occident"
oktobr' October
okul' eye
okup' "to occupy, absorb, engage"
ol (comparative) ... than
ole' oil
omar' lobster
ombr' "shadow, shade"
ombrel' umbrella
oni "one, we, they, people, folks ... (pronoun)"
ond' wave
onkl' "uncle (""onklino"" = aunt)"
opini' "to think, be of the opinion, deem ..."
oportun' "opportune, convenient"
or' gold
ord' order
orden' "an order (chivalric, religious ...)"
ordinar' "ordinary, usual"
ordon' "to order, command"
orel' ear
orf' orphan
organiz' to organize
orgen' organ (musical)
orient' "east, orient"
original' original (work)
ornam' "to adorn, ornament"
osced' to yawn
ost' bone
ostr' oyster
ov' egg
pac' peace
pacienc' patience
paf' "to shoot, fire"
pag' to pay (for)
pagh' page
pajl' straw
pak' to pack
pal' "pale, pallid, faint"
palac' palace
palis' "stake, pile"
palp' "to feel, handle (sense of touch)"
palpebr' eyelid
pan' bread
pantalon' trousers
pantofl' slipper
pap' pope
papag' parrot
papav' poppy
paper' paper
papili' butterfly
par' "pair, couple ..."
pardon' "to pardon, forgive"
park' park
parenc' "relative, kin"
parker' "by heart, by rote"
parol' "to speak (to), talk (to)"
part' "part, share"
parti' "party, faction"
pas' "to pass (intr.) (""la tempo pasas"")"
paser' sparrow
pasi' passion
pask' "Easter, Passover"
past' paste
pastech' "pie, pastry (not sweet)"
pastr' "priest, minister ..."
pash' to step
pasht' "to pasture, graze, lead to pasture ..."
pat' frying pan
patr' "father (""patrino"" = mother)"
pauz' pause
pav' peacock
pavim' pavement
pec' "piece, bit"
pech' "pitch, pitchy"
peg' woodpecker
pejzajh' landscape
pek' to sin ...
pekl' "to salt, pickle ..."
pel' "to impel, drive, harry, compel, push ..."
pelt' "pelt, fur"
pelv' "bowl, basin"
pen' "to endeavour, strive (to), make an effort to"
pend' "to hang, dangle"
penik' paint-brush
pens' "to think, reason"
pent' "to repent, be sorry for ..."
pentr' "to paint, depict ..."
pep' "to chirp, peep ..."
per "by, through, with (instrument, means, NOT AGENT)"
perd' to lose
perdrik' partridge
pere' to perish
perfekt' perfect
perfid' to betray
pergamen' parchment
period' period
perk' perch
perl' pearl
permes' "to allow, permit"
persik' peach
person' "person, individual"
pes' to weigh (tr.)
pest' plague
pet' "to ask, beg, request, plead ..."
petol' "to be petulant, naughty, wanton, childish ..."
petrol' petroleum
petrosel' parsley
pez' to weigh (intr.)
pi' "religious, pious"
pied' foot (body)
pig' magpie
pik' "to prick, sting"
pilk' ball (for sports ...)
pin' pine-tree
pinch' "to pinch, squeeze"
pingl' pin
pint' "point, top, peak ..."
pip' pipe (tobacco)
pipr' pepper (spice)
pir' pear
pist' "to pound, beat, break up (pestle ...)"
piz' pea
plach' "to be pleasing (to), to please"
plad' "dish, platter, course (meal)"
plafon' ceiling
pland' "sole (foot, shoe)"
plank' floor (room)
plant' to plant
plast' plastic
plat' "flat, plane"
plaud' to splash
plej most (superlative)
plekt' "to plait, braid, twist ..."
plen' full (of) ...
plend' to complain (of)
plet' tray
plezur' "pleasure, amusement"
pli more (comparative)
plor' "to weep, cry"
plu "(any) more, further ..."
plug' to plough
plum' "feather, plume"
plumb' lead (metal)
plur' pluraj = many
plus "plus, "" + """
pluv' to rain
po "at the rate of, @, apiece ..."
poem' poem
poent' "point, mark, score"
poet' poet