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 Aquest és el diccionari de la llengua Pana:


prabout (pertaining to; on the topic of) miynal
prabove, over mifuypi
pracross (at / to the other side of) mikoef
prafter (later than; in the future of) mifyd
pr around, encircling, surrounding midoydo
prat (in the same location as) milil
pr because of, due to mitoefo
pr before, in front of, ahead of (spatially) mimiolu
prbefore, prior to, earlier than miyciz
pr behind, in back of, to the rear of mitieze
pr between, among, amidst, inter- mipida
pr beyond, farther than, exceeding mikuadi
pr by means of, via, per, with (using; through instrumentality of) miymuaf
pr during mipiol
pr except for, besides, apart from, other than, excluding mifal
pr for (to benefit; destined for; for the purpose of) mihoezu
pr for (in exchange for) midail
pr from, out of, away from mipuapa
pr in (located inside of) mifiel
pr instead of, rather than miymoz
pr like, similar to micuoz
pr near, close to miruz
pr of (owned by; belonging to; associated with; = genitive) miloefe
prof (containing the measured quantity: "two liters of water") miyraz
pr on (resting on; touching the top or other surface of) micufe
pr outside of, exterior to mipooli
pr/cj than, compared to miypuz
pr through mizipi
pr to, towards, at (moving toward) miludi
pr under, below, beneath miyraf
pr with (accompanied by) mimidu
prwithout, with no ..., lacking mipelu
vbe (intransitive predicative copula) jadx
vexist ifezx
vbecome (begin to be; acquire the quality...) haolix
vcause (induce something to be/happen) tuudx
vmake, render (impart quality X to Y; e.g. "I make you happy") zulx
vdo, perform, engage in (specified activity) izeulx
vhave (possess / be furnished with) xoydux
aux v prescan (is/are able to ...) fuypx
aux v presshould, ought to (is/are expected/advised to ...) nypux
aj/pnthis (demonstrative) ypiidx
aj/pnthat (demonstrative) yceulex
cjand, plus nupeip
cjbut, however nurape
cjif (on condition that...; supposing that...) nukaaza
cjor nudaza
cjthat (e.g. "I know that you are right") nuzulu
avalso, additionally, too xipment
avapart, separately ycaadment
avhere (in/to this place) deozument
avhow? (in what manner?) kuzument
avmaybe, perhaps, possibly rypment
avnot fufment
avonly, solely, exclusively ycipment
avthere (at/to that place) rupment
avtogether huazment
avwhen? (at what time?) muzment
avwhere? (at/to what place?) yreozment
avwhy? (for what reason?) koudment
ajany (no particular one of) ymuypuf
ajevery, each ymouduf
nperson, human beingriupity
nbaby, infanthaelty
nchildchildty
nboyymuyzuty
ngirliloyedty
nman (adult male person)ilipty
nwoman (adult female person)izozty
nfamilyveility
nfatheryridoty
nmotheryroulty
nmarriage (spousal relationship)ynuefty
nhusbandmafoty
nwifefaidaty
nsonpiafity
ndaughteripelety
nbrotheriduzety
nsistercaazuty
nchief, leaderynaipty
nkingcudety
nqueentudety
npresidentniapty
nprime ministeridaefty
ndictator, tyrantyroofty
nmaster, lordiliipoty
nslaverezaty
nsoldierbozty
nambassadorymizty
nmember (of group/organization)xaizaty
nfriendizuloty
nenemyjiofty
nMister, Mr.ipiufaty
nMs., Miss/Mrs.ipepty
nMissipedty
nMrs.xadaty
nclub, society (voluntary association re: a common interest)hifty
ncommittee (group appointed to do a task)lepaty
ncommunity (individuals sharing space / culture)pailaty
nculture (the customs and beliefs of a people)ileifty
nindividual (one considered separately from one's species)tidty
npeople (a people), folk, the members of an ethnic group / nationizizity
npublic, populace, the people (as in People's Republic)cydty
nrace (group of people with similar characteristics)ciadity
nteam, crew, squadmafty
nabdomeniladty
nanusizualty
narm (shoulder to hand)izaaputy
nback (dorsal area)ypydety
nbeardiziupty
nbloodycoepaty
nbodyynoodoty
nboneipaefity
nbrainifiefty
nbreast, mammaryjeefty
nbuttockypaydty
ncheek (side of face below eye)yrayfoty
nchest (upper front of torso)ifauzty
nchinmality
nearymuputy
neggjefaty
neyehiidty
nfaceiliydety
nfeatherypuefty
nfeces, dung, excrementipaalty
nfetus (foetus), embryoyriylty
nfingerypodty
nfistfypity
nfoot (on which something stands)roiduty
nforeheadzoifty
ngeneipylty
nhair (a strand of fibrous material growing from the body)niepoty
nhair (the hairs atop one's head thought of as a collective entity)laydty
nhandpepty
nheaddoopty
nheart (coronary muscle)ilealty
nheelipypoty
nhipizozity
nhorn (bone-like growth from animal's head)raloty
nintestines, gut(s), visceraycadaty
niris (of eye)izazuty
nkidneyziadety
nkneehezety
nlegtolaty
nlipbozaty
nliverlaopty
nlungipoizty
nmeat, fleshmazty
nmouthidiazty
nmusclepapty
nnail (fingernail)ilaputy
nnaveljipty
nneckymudoty
nnervekilty
nnosekuedty
norgan (of body)yruzty
npalm (of hand)iliofuty
npenisizafty
nshellxeupty
nshoulderipulty
nskeletonfiazety
nskiniduilety
nspine, backboneyrudty
nstomachnafty
nsweat, perspirationliupoty
ntailyriadty
ntear(drop(s))yriudty
ntesticletufty
nthroatcolity
nthumbycoupty
ntoeiliputy
ntongue (body-part)ipoputy
ntoothilepty
nurinevuudty
nvaginaidoudty
nvein, blood vesselynepty
nwaistypoydty
nwing (of bird etc.)ilyfoty
nwoundvufty
nwristxodty
nberry (small pulpy fruit)kiyfty
nbud (of flower/leaf)ynoapty
nflowerladity
nfruitxiidety
nleafxalty
nnut (hard-shelled fruit/seed with separable shell and kernel)keopaty
npod (seed pod)nofty
nroot (of a plant)yrolty
nseedfolaty
nsprout (young shoot of plant)pozity
ajalive pieluf
ajdead vapouf
nbirthdiezty
nmature, adulttiuzty
ajhealthy hualuf
ndisease, illness, sicknessjefity
ajfat, obese, plump idyfuf
nsex, genderifipi
ajfemale zealeuf
ajmale niofouf
ajneuter (neither male nor female) idozuuf
nsense (ability to perceive a given kind of stimuli)meofty
npainjaapoty
npleasureyraepety
ajtired, weary jyduf
ajrefreshed, zesty, perky vyfuuf
vsleep ipoulix
ajawake izedouf
nfeverynifuxty
vbite tudx
vbreathe refx
vcatch (stop the motion of and seize in the hands) ipoapix
vclimb duofx
vcopulate, have sex (with) hazx
vcrawl teodx
vcry out, shout, yell bupx
vcry, weep idoolax
vdance vylx
vdie boidux
vdrink ymapex
vdrown (die/kill via immersion) izefox
veat ypodex
vfeel (perceive with the tactile sense) ifazex
vgesture ypuelex
vhold, grasp ipiedx
vhunt, pursue (with intent to capture and/or devour) taalax
vjump, leap cadex
vkick xipix
vkill coufx
vkiss idifx
vlaugh ifodx
vlie (recline horizontally) cefex
vlive (be alive) ymelax
vrun ifuidx
vshave ypoyfx
vsit (be in a sitting position) ycedx
vsmile ifapex
vsneeze kopx
vspit ypualux
vsquat hayzx
vstand zizx
vswallow ypoypax
vswim dyfox
vtaste (perceive the flavor of) kyfax
vthrow, toss ymuulx
vtouch budax
vvomit izilex
vwalk meudux
vwrestle ilopox
nanimal (non-vegetable creature)ilyzoty
nant (insect of family Formicidae)izaelty
nbear (animal of Ursidae family)vaozty
nbee (member of genus Apis)ififty
nbird (egg-laying feathered animal with wings)iluafaty
nbutterflytayzty
ncat (Felis catus)yniydaty
nchickeniduzty
ncockroach (insect of order Blattaria)haupoty
ncow/bull, cattle (bovine animal of either sex)idodty
ndeer (animal of family Cervidae)vodty
ndog (Canis familiaris)laezty
ndonkey, ass (Equus asinus)koeputy
ndragon (winged serpent with crested head and large claws)zeduty
nfishypaofety
nfly (small winged insect)ipilety
nfox (member of genus Vulpes)bofety
nfrog (web-footed tailless leaping amphibian)ipoilty
ngoat (animal of genus Capra)juizaty
ngrasshopperypedty
nhorse (Equus caballus)pezty
ninsectdesoty
nlion (Felis leo)ymufty
nlizardpudty
nlobsterfalty
nmammalynoduty
nmantis (insect of order Manteodea)idufity
nmonkey, small primateneapty
nmosquitoypaduty
nmousebadaty
npig, swine (omnivorous mammal of family Suidae)ipyfty
nrabbit (animal of family Leporidae)biidty
nreptileyceedty
nsheep (Ovis aries)yraifty
nsnake, serpent (reptile of suborder Serpentes or Ophidia)ycoelty
nspider, arachnididyzty
nsquirrel (rodent of family Sciuridae)fipty
ntiger (Felis tigris)zozaty
nturkey (Meleagris gallopavo)hyluty
nturtle (reptile of order Testudinata)toedty
nvirushepty
nwhale (large marine mammal of order Cetacea)xufaty
nwolf (Canis lupus)kepty
nwormifoputy
napple (tree/fruit of genus Malus)fepety
nbamboo (plant/stem of genera Bambusa / Arundinaria / Dendrocalamus)kaidty
nbanana (plant/fruit of genus Musa)ynolty
nbean (lima/snap/etc.: plant/seed of genus Phaseolus or similar)idulaty
ncabbage (plant/leaves of sp. Brassica oleracea capitata)izadty
ncarrot (plant/root of sp. Daucus carota sativus)xudoty
ncoffee (plant/seeds of sp. Coffea arabica)yrozty
ncork (tree/elastic tissue of sp. Quercus suber)duedty
ncorn, maize (plant/seeds of sp. Zea mays)kalty
ncotton (plant/fibers of genus Gossypium)xopty
ncucumber (Cucumis sativus)hipaty
ndate (tree/fruit of sp. Phoenix dactylifera)befoty
nfig (tree/fruit of genus Ficus)tedaty
nflax (Linum usitatissimum)vezty
ngarlic (herb of sp. Allium sativum)padity
nginger (plant/rhizome of genus Zingiber)ifazity
nginseng (plant/root of genus Panax)ileafty
ngourd (plant/hard-rinded fruit of genera Lagenaria & Cucurbita)budty
ngrape (plant/fruit of genus Vitis)maalty
ngrass (monocotyledonous plant of family Gramineae)railty
nhemp, marijuana (plant/material of sp. Cannabis sativa)idoadety
nkelp (seaweed of orders Laminariales and Fucales)hipoty
nlentil (plant/seeds of sp. Lens culinaris)meazty
nlettuce (plant/leaves of genus Lactuca)xozoty
nmandarin, tangerine (tree/fruit of sp. Citrus reticulata)rafoty
nmint (plant of family Labiatae)ymupty
nmushroom (a complex aerial fleshy fruiting body of a fungus)huolety
nmustard (plant of sp. Brassica hirta / B. nigra / B. juncea)ynuadty
noak (tree of genus Quercus)ynyluty
noat (plant/seed of genus Avena)idepty
nolive (tree/fruit of sp. Olea europaea)xaylty
nonion (plant/bulb of sp. Allium sepa)huyzety
norange (tree/fruit of Citrus sinensis / related spp.)ipiedaty
npea (plant/seed of sp. Pisum sativum)bodty
npeanut (plant/seed/pod of sp. Arachis hypogaea)diidty
npepper (hot/sweet/bell pepper -- plant/pod of genus Capsicum)ycyduty
npepper (black -- plant/seed of sp. Piper nigrum)pelaty
npine (coniferous tree of genus Pinus)ymaaluty
nplum (certain trees/fruits of genus Prunus)muazty
npotato (plant/tuber of sp. Solanum tuberosum)lualaty
nrice (plant/seed of sp. Oryza sativa)ilayzaty
nrose (plant/flower of genus Rosa)ipupaty
nsafflower (Carthamus tinctorius)idaalty
nsesame (plant/seed of genus Sesamum)zifity
nsoya, soybean (plant/seed of sp. Glycine max)izouzaty
nspinach (plant/leaves of sp. Spinacia oleracea)cuzaty
nsquash, melon (plant/fruit of genus Cucurbita grown for edible fruit)ycoalty
nsunflower (plant/bloom of sp. Helianthus annuus)teputy
ntea (plant/leaves of sp. Camellia sinensis)ymaazuty
ntobacco (plant/leaves of sp. Nicotiana tabacum)ycuapoty
ntomato (plant/berry of genus Lycopersicon)kuizuty
nwheat (plant/seed of sp. Triticum aestivum)xelty
nbush, shrubheyfty
ngardenynydty
ngrain(s), cereal crop(s) and their seed(s)xidx
vharvest, reap ymeulity
nplant (a vegetable life-form)ilelity
ntreeifaezty
nbay (small body of water offset from lake or sea)ifepty
nbeach, shorezeapaty
ncaveidodety
ncliffymiydaty
ncloudralety
ndesertyrypty
nearth (terra firma contrasted with sea and heaven)xaaloty
nearthquakeipudty
neclipseraalty
nfield (unbroken expanse of land)ynofty
nflood, delugedoepty
nfogipolty
nforestvopty
nhaildefoty
nhill (smaller than a mountain)ifeyzuty
nislandvulaty
nlakehylaty
nlightningymyzaty
nmoon (natural satellite of a planet)ypoodty
nmountainpiezty
nnature (that which occurs spontaneously; the non-artificial world)tydoty
nplanetidalety
nrainmayzty
nrainbowymezety
nriveryciizty
nsea, oceantapty
nskyilefity
nsnowizoifety
nstarilafety
nstormpofaty
nsuncozty
nswamp, marshymylty
nthundermipty
ntideymoopety
ntornadoycufty
nuniverse, cosmosxeezty
nvalleyjiuduty
nvolcanoycudaty
nweatherymeilty
nwindipuzty
nworldrepty
narrow (sharp-tipped shaft shot from a bow)bydty
naxenudty
nballoonzeezoty
nbar, rodropty
nbarrel, caskmefity
nbasketynuopaty
nbedipeypty
nbellyryluty
nbladeifodoty
nblanket (large piece of soft material used as a cover)tuozoty
nboardynozuty
nbombfupaty
nbottlexeapty
nbow (for arrows)dailoty
nbowl (deep round dish)kolty
nbox (rigid rectangular receptacle)miyfoty
nbrakeypapty
nbrick (hard clay block)ipufty
nbroomfuozty
nbrushfiyzity
nbucket, pailzoduty
nbulletizyzty
nbutton (on a shirt etc.)zayzaty
ncagenedity
ncan (presealed metal container) {British: tin}beifty
ncandlejuduty
ncannonizuilty
nchain (connected series of rings or links)ymuuzuty
nchair (furniture for one person to sit on)ycizuty
ncigaretteizoapty
nclockciepty
nclub, cudgelymiypoty
ncoindauzty
ncomblepety
ncomputer (electronic instruction-obeying information-handler)ipaipety
ncontainerycaifety
ncord, cable (thicker than wire)kelety
ncover (thing put onto or extended over something else)yrizoty
ncup (small bowl with handle)jodty
ncurtainycoafty
ndial (circle marked with numbers/symbols)idiopty
ndish (any shallow concave container)ipidaty
ndoll, effigyilazty
ndome (anything shaped like an upside-down bowl)cozuty
ndrain (device that removes unwanted liquid)dozuty
ndrillmapoty
ndrum (hollow musical instrument beaten with sticks or hands)neizty
nenvelope (folded paper covering a letter)ymiduty
nfan (device to create air current)iliilaty
nfence (outdoor barrier supported by posts)idoapty
nfile (tool for abrading)mipity
nflag, bannertydty
nfork (instrument with >=2 prongs for picking up something)ypiidety
nframe (structure supporting or surrounding something)nauzty
nfurnituremuopty
ngear (toothed wheel)milaty
nguitar (stringed instrument played with the fingers)ycyzty
ngun (ballistic weapon)ypupty
nhammerifizty
nhandle (part of tool by which it is held)ifaifoty
nhingeymolaty
nhookfoefty
nhorn (makes noise when blown)yraazoty
nhourglassmielty
njar, jug (big wide-mouthed bottle)jadity
nkey (metal device for operating lock)ypylty
nkniferydty
nknobkiepty
nladderycoyfoty
nlampymodety
nlensroelty
nleverhiopty
nlock (device for securing doors)kaofity
nmachine (device with moving parts)ynupoty
nmatch (little fire-stick)mefty
nmicroscopeizulty
nmirrorypoluty
nmotor, engineymoiloty
nnail (pointy fastener)idiydoty
nneedleynyzty
nnettodity
novenvopity
npackage, packet, parcelmizty
npaddle, oar (stick with broad end)ypoyfety
npan (broad shallow cooking dish)melty
npatch (a piece used to cover/repair a flaw)ycepty
npedalymulty
npen (writing tool that uses ink)ilupty
npencil, crayon (writing tool that uses semi-solid substance)ilefty
npillow, cushionypaudety
npipe (a hard tube for transporting liquid)ipaduty
nplate (shallow dish, usually round)izoefty
nplow (plough)nifty
npocketlupty
npole, stick (long bar)bopty
npost (vertical pole anchored in ground)ymodity
npot (deep round vessel)ypapety
npulleymydty
npumpypelty
nrack (framework of bars for storage)zaepty
nradio apparatus, wireless setifuydity
nrail (usually horizontal bar for restraining/supporting things)cuilty
nrakekayfty
nrazoriluyzaty
nropekuuzty
nrug, matifaopty
nsack, bagcypty
nsailrufuty
nsaw (tool)nouzety
nscale (device to measure weight)xudty
nscissorsipealty
nscreen, meshipaelty
nscrew (threaded fastener)idizty
nsign (board with public notice written on it)zyfty
nshelfpuidity
nshield (a protective implement)ifoudity
nshovelymaylty
nspear, lanceipeloty
nsponge (real/synthetic corpse of animal of phylum Porifera)ilauzety
nspool, reel (cylinder onto which something is wound)ycoyfty
nspoonxeozity
nspring (metal helix)ciepety
nstaple (fastener)tuizty
nstrapizypty
nstring (thicker than thread and thinner than rope)typaty
nstylusypadty
nswordycyfuty
nsyringeifuuzty
ntable (piece of furniture with flat top)didty
ntelephoneyrifty
ntelescopeymuozty
ntelevision setbizoty
ntoilet, water closetyroezety
ntool, utensil, implementceylty
ntongsypepty
ntowelveipay
ntoy, playthingleyfty
ntrappeyzty
ntray (shallow rectangular dish)ypezuty
numbrellabyfity
nvalve (flow-controller)izefaty
nweaponxylty
nwheelmyfety
nwire (long thread-like piece of metal)izeazty
nwrench {British: spanner}hoefuty
napronpiipity
nbeltypypoty
ncoat (heavy outer garment with sleeves)iluipaty
ncollaripydety
neyeglassesluzty
ngarment (item of clothing)caizty
nglovexeofty
nharnessvoudoty
nhat, capizulity
nhelmetymioputy
njacket (a short and/or lightweight coat)nalty
nnecktiereypoty
npants, trousersidypty
nshirtzefty
nshorts, trunks (trousers extending no lower than knees)nopety
nshoeifapoty
nskirt, kilt, dress (any torso-garment open at the bottom)kiufoty
nsock, hose, stockingnylity
nuniform (special garments worn by members of a group)yneupaty
nveilvafuty
nbuilding, edifice (structure with walls and roof)ycopty
nattic, garrethizety
nceilingtiopity
ncellar, basementlulty
nchimneyzeolty
ndooripidty
nelevator {British: lift}moidty
nfireplace, hearthvyzty
nfloor (bottom of room)napoty
nroofmapety
nroom, chamberypiupety
nstair(s)tolty
nwallzuelty
nwindowipaapty
nchurch (building or institution of public worship)niefity
nfactoryymaifty
nhospitaljiedoty
nhotel, inncoezety
nhouse (a free-standing man-made dwelling-building)felty
nlibrarylaulety
nmill (place where raw materials are processed)nuzty
nprison, jaililylty
nschoolycidoty
nstore, shop, boutiqueipauputy
ntavern, bar, pubceifety
ntheaterxulty
nuniversityipoufty
nbridgeidupty
nfarmnuifty
npark (public outdoor area)kiafty
nmarket (place where goods are bought/sold/traded)ileufaty
ntoweripuyzty
nagency, bureaunolity
narmyruolty
nauthority (the right/power to command)kiopty
ncampaign (for political office)fouzty
nconstitution (charter of an organization)juilx
vcontrol miopty
ncourt (of law)ynaozty
ncrimeifyfix
velect (select by voting) ynypuf
ajfree (at liberty) ymepty
ngovernmentboluf
ajindependent myfuf
ajinternational ileapety
njuryifyfty
nlaw (a rule enforced by a government)xaezuf
ajmilitary ynizty
nnation, state (political entity)yneipax
vobey fuzuf
ajofficial (issued with authority) ynezux
vorganize (bring X's together to perform a task) vuedaty
nparliament, congress (legislative body of elected officers)ycapty
nparty (political), sect (religious)ipeupex
vpermit, allow, let naozuty
npolice (organization to enforce laws)ymazty
npoliticsynilx
vprohibit, forbid, contra-permit ifupity
nprovince (of Canada etc.), prefecture, state (of USA etc.)xyzx
vresign vyfty
nrule, regulationynoefety
nsubmission, surrenderizelaty
ntaxiziozuty
ntrial (in court)ilezx
vunite xupx
vvote idyzity
nwarfiypx
vaccept (willingly receive) mizuty
naccount (record of money received/paid/owed)coipaty
nbank (monetary institution)yrizty
nbill, invoice (statement of money owed)zaelox
vborrow izefty
nbusiness, commerceyroepx
vbuy, purchase neuzuf
ajcheap, inexpensive ilaypty
ncheck (written order directing a bank to pay from an account)ruupty
ncompany (a business organization), firmidylity
ncontract (agreement-document)toloty
ncredit (permission to borrow money)ycozty
ndebt, obligation to payifiulx
vexchange, trade, swap yceyzuf
ajexpensive, costly izeafuf
ajfrugal, thrifty cizuf
ajgenerous, charitable izoyfx
vtget, acquire, gain, obtain ymealix
vgive diipty
ninsurance (protective contractual arrangement)viidix
vinvest moazty
njob, employmentymefux
vkeep, retain, go on having (e.g. "you should keep this book") ynezx
vlack (be without) tidax
vlend ifiizox
vtlose (cease having; contra-acquire) xazity
nmerchandise, goods, waresjuizty
nmoneyifeifty
voffer (present for acceptance or rejection) ipaylx
vown (possess according to law or custom) ipupix
vpay izoepuf
ajpoor, impoverished raputy
nprice, costnazuf
ajprivate (contra-public) yrelety
nprize, awardyclauty
nprofit, gainzifax
vprovide, supply, furnish cufiuf
ajpublic (available to most or all persons) dedx
vpunish copx
vreceive izylax
vreject, refuse (contra-accept) idaodty
nresponsibility, liability, accountabilityympuix
vreward kiepeuf
ajrich, wealthy mizex
vsell bezx
vsteal (take in a criminal way) hopty
nstore, cache, reserve, reservoirynaopox
vtake (in the sense of E-o "preni", G "nehmen", Sp "tomar") zailty
nticket, couponxaafty
nvalue (the quality of being useful and/or desirable), worthrilety
nangel, fairy (supernatural flying humanoid)xeifix
vbless (wish good upon) hofex
vcurse, damn (wish evil upon) ynoylty
nghost (manifestation of dead person's soul)idypaty
ngod, dietyyneputy
nheaven, celestial realm, Valhala etc.maafuty
nhell, Hadesipipofu
ajholy, sacred ycodoty
nmagic, sorceryjeidx
vpray (communicate with god(s)) difety
npriest, clergymandoyzety
nreligionyruloty
nrevelation, mystical visionteozty
nritual, rite, ceremonyymypity
nsoul, spirit (believed to outlive the body)miepx
vadmire ycoluf
ajalert ypufuf
ajangry duipx
vapprove (of) dypty
nart (creative craft; productive use of talent)iliafty
nattention (active perception)feipaty
nbehavior, conductnepex
vbelieve (accept as true) ymedx
vblame idodauf
ajboring, tedious ycodx
vcalculate, reckon idafoty
ncare, concern (about someone / something)yruafity
ncaution, prudence, carefulnessleofex
vcelebrate, rejoice ilizix
vchoose, pick (out), select one of many possibilities ilufity
ncomfort (freedom from pain and/or worry)kepax
vcompare lopuf
ajconscious, aware iliozuty
ncourage, braverydialeuf
ajdear, precious, cherished ymafex
vdecide zulyety
ndisappointmentizypex
vdistinguish, differentiate, tell one from another vilix
vdoubt ipipty
ndreamycuyzty
nembarrassmentloloty
nenthusiasm, zealjilx
vexpect, anticipate (believe that X will come/happen) mipox
vexperience (consciously live through an event) ypypx
vfavor, prefer baopx
vfear (be afraid of) cezx
vfeel (experience an emotion/sentiment) muzeuf
ajfoolish ynuydux
vforget (contra-remember) yceepox
vforgive, pardon nezouf
ajfunny, comical duzuf
ajgrateful, thankful joidiuf
ajgreedy yryzx
vguard, monitor, watch over ycuudx
vguess, conjecture yceupx
vguide, lead yruaduf
ajguilty, blame-worthy lafty
nhabit, custom, routine practiceloeduf
ajhappy rouzx
vhate huafx
vhope voizeuf
ajhumble, modest jolty
nidea, concept (thought-bundle)iliapx
vimagine iladuf
ajimportant nipouf
ajinnocent, contra-guilty ifaduf
ajinsane, crazy, mad iluolauf
ajintelligent bazx
vintend, mean to, do deliberately, have as a purpose xulity
ninterest (desire to pay attention to something), fascinationjeezex
vinvent (plan something which has never been made before) xofty
njealousy, envyjapex
vjudge (compare something to criteria), form an opinion about lapx
vknow xeydty
nknowledgeizeezx
vlearn ypaopx
vlike, enjoy (derive pleasure from) dodty
nlogic (formalized process of reasoning)ycadiuf
ajlonely (feeling undesirable solitude) ymezx
vlove rudeuf
ajloyal ifofty
nmercykifty
nmindidaizoty
nmysteryynailaty
nneglect, negligence, apathyjioduf
ajnice, kind, affable ilozox
vnotice, observe jepoty
nopiniondaupety
npatienceizialaty
npeace (freedom from fighting or turmoil)ifofix
vperceive, detect keizx
vpity, feel compassion toward, feel sorry for ynaufty
nplan, designfuilty
nplay (performed by actors on stage), dramamalx
vpretend, act, feign cuafty
npride (proudness; self-respect)ifeuzty
nreason, explanation, justification, rationalelaifty
nreasoning, rational thoughtboifx
vrecognize nydx
vregret lelx
vremember yriilx
vrespect, venerate, esteem ipiudaty
nrevenge, vengeance, retribution, getting evenizapuf
ajsad, unhappy, melancholy celaty
nsatisfactionizopx
vseek, search (for), look for ymaulix
vseem, appear to be, give the impression of mepuf
ajserious, earnest, grave miuloty
nshameilolx
vstudy pypiuf
ajstupid zoypty
nsubject, topic of discussionfufax
vsuppose, presume hopix
vsurprise, startle ipoepoty
ntalent, skill, knackycyzex
vteach iledx
vtempt ifylty
ntheorykipx
vthink iliafax
vtrust duadix
vunderstand, comprehend ifaifx
vwant, wish, desire feyzty
nwhim, capricejufuf
ajwise izudty
nworry, anxietymoalety
naddress (postal co-ordinates)zadx
vadmit, confess jility
nadvertisementtiapty
nadvicerefity
nalphabetizaalox
vannounce, proclaim delaty
nanswer, reply to a question or argumentipaedety
narticle, essay (piece of text about one topic)haapux
vask, inquire ymeapty
nbookizoopox
vcall, summon miozty
nchapter (main division of book)couzaty
nchart, diagramlydaty
nclaim, assertion (statement of unknown accuracy)ycialty
ncode (cryptographic system)yrizaty
ncommand, order, directiveyruzity
ncommunication (exchange of information)ifiedty
nconsonant (non-vowel)zeozx
vcriticize tepx
vdeny (say that X is not true) ifulox
vdescribe pizity
ndictionaryceudx
vdiscuss, talk about violty
ndocumentifeudux
vemphasize, accentuate, stress ynedty
nfact (undisputed datum)ifulty
nfictionyrelaty
nfile (dossier; loose bundle of data)rozty
ngrammar (rules and structure of a language)ilizuty
nhistory (organized account of past events), chronicletudux
vindicate yciduty
ninformationbiudty
ninsultiduufex
vinvite ycupoty
nissue, edition (of periodical etc.)ymefty
nlabelifiepty
nlanguage (the verbal communication technique of a people)ifeopoty
nletter (a message written and mailed)daefix
vlie (utter a known falsehood) tozty
nlistynuozty
nmagazine (periodical publication)faapx
vmail (transmit postally) bylity
nmap (drawing of planet's surface)iduedty
nmeaning (semantic content of a word)ifuudaty
nmessage (batch of transmitted information)ileizty
nmovie, motion picturecafty
nnameifofaty
nnews, tidingsypaupoty 
nnewspaperkayzty
nnoise (confused/randomized sound/stimuli)zeadty
nnote, annotationzeilaty
npage (one side of a sheet of paper in a book)kaufoty
nphotographxoyzty
npoempepox
vpraise, compliment, laud kaodx
vprint (to copy marks by pressing inked objects on paper) tyfty
npromise (a claim about one's future actions), pledgenafuty
nprotest, objectioniliodety
nquestion, queryviidx
vquote, cite ifiypux
vread riylity
nrecord (a cache of information)xypx
vrequest, ask for ymopax
vsay, tell, express in words joileuf
ajsecret cilty
nsentence (of words)ififax
vsing niezox
vspeak, talk teylty
nstory, reportynaizx
vsuggest, propose (offer an idea) ycezty
nsyllableizupty
nsymbol, sign, tokenifyzux
vthank (express gratitude toward) ymalety
nvocabulary (sum of words available to a person/people)nepty
nvoicetoedety
nvowelypydx
vwarn ypiyduty
nwordzapx
vwrite fifety
ngame (a rule-governed system of competitive amusement)izaduty
ngame, match (one particular encounter between competitors)vuzty
nathletics (games involving physical skill), sportsbaafty
nscore (the tally of points in a competition)idufty
numpire, referee, officialyrolity
nball (spheroidal plaything)ynefty
nbat, stick, racket/racquet (any ball-hitting tool)liypty
nskiipuilty
nbaseballcaifaty
nbasketballraefty
nfootball (association f~), soccerpazaty
nfootball (American/tackle f~)idielty
ngymnasticsryzty
nhockeycyzty
npool, billiardsypezity
ntennishyfty
nchessynelox
vplay, recreate, frolic rioleuf
ajsame, identical ideiduf
ajsimilar iloleuf
ajdifferent ynepouf
aj/pnother, another xafx
vchange (become/make different), vary ifipx
vimitate, mimic ynaapuf
ajoriginal, non-imitative ipaloty
nprototype, exemplar, archetype, model (for all Xs)xiufity
ncopy (a duplicate)ypiif
numzero ifelu
numone ypudu
numtwo ipiif
numthree ynoul
numfour jeda
numfive kiif
numsix ynad
numseven ynofa
numeight miyf
numnine kuizo
numten doipe
numhundred ifiid
numthousand kapo
nummillion miuzi
numhalf (1/2) ynodty
nquantity (amount / number / magnitude)ymadty
nnumber, numeral (a word or symbol indicating quantity)ypuliv
vcount, enumerate izuelix
vmeasure fepty
nratio, rate, proportionilapix
vadd, append, join so as to cause an increase hifox
vremove, subtract, take away, delete fipux
vincrease (become or make greater in quantity) diapx
vdecrease (become or make lesser in quantity) ypyzix
vmultiply pypex
vdivide ideuloty
ntotal, sum, aggregateifedty
nrest (of ...), remainder, leftovers, remnanttuoziuf
ajwhole, entire, complete ypuuzuf
ajall (the whole number or entire sum of) niazfu
ajmany (a large number of) hudfu
ajfew (a small number of) ifaipouf
ajmuch (a large quantity of) iluafuuf
ajmore (a larger quantity of) ypoofeuf
ajmost (the largest quantity of) bofauf
ajlittle (a small quantity of) moleuf
ajless (a smaller quantity of) ynudjuf
ajleast (the smallest quantity of) yruzuuf
npartycodety
npiece (a part broken/cut/separated from something larger)ifoizty
nsection, segment (a part somehow different/separated from others)naizety
nallocation, allotment, portion (someone's share of X)ziylty
ngroupycoizety
nbatch (quantity of things done/produced at one time)ciafity
nbundle, bunch (group of things tied or grouped together)doafty
nmajorityzeypty
nminorityfoolty
ndensityipalouff
ajdense (of much density), concentrated, thick, intense yreedauf
ajrarefied, tenuous, diffuse, dilute, sparse, wispy ypapuf
ajfull, filled idepuuf
ajempty ymopty
ndegree (the extent/intensity/scope of an action/condition/relation)ypizment
avat least, not less than (>=) ypifment
avat most, only, just, merely, not more than (<=) ymuapiment
avmuch, very (to a large degree; with great intensity) fuizment
avmore (to a larger degree) ypoylument
avmost (to the largest degree) rafment
avlittle (to a small degree; with almost no intensity) ipailument
avless (to a smaller degree) dapment
avleast (to the smallest degree) ziziment
avenough, sufficiently kipoment
avalmost, nearly diozoment
avtoo much, excessively ypufument
avtoo little, insufficiently toapaty
nsize (degree of largeness or smallness)ifozauf
ajhuge, enormous, gigantic yroupuf
ajbig, large (of much size) ifeluf
ajsmall (of little size) vieluf
ajtiny, minuscule iziylax
vexpand, grow halux
vshrink, contract vaezaty
ndistance (amount of space from X to Y)dofuuf/dofument
aj/avfar (at / to a great distance) vialuuf/vialument
aj/avnear (at / to a little distance) iadauf
ajpresent (existing in the indicated place; contra-absent) dyfeuf
ajabsent hizty
nplace, locationilyputy
nlength (distance from one end to the other)ynafiuf
ajlong (of much length) reuluuf
ajshort (of little length) cefty
nwidth (degree of wideness or narrowness)ymedeuf
ajwide, broad (of space between objects) rudouf
ajnarrow, of little width (of space between objects) fapty
nthickness (of a solid object, etc.)feapuf
ajthick, fat (large from one surface to the opposite surface) dozuf
ajthin, slender (small from one surface to the opposite surface) heupty
nheight (distance from ground / baseline to top)ymuyluf
ajhigh, tall (of much height) ymoiduf
ajlow, short (not tall; of little height) loudty
ndepth (distance from ground / baseline down to bottom)luduf
ajdeep, profound (of much depth) faipuf
ajshallow (of little depth) yroylouf
ajhorizontal ynylouf
ajvertical noufauf
ajdiagonal, slanted kaeluf
ajsloped, inclined/declined (not horizontal) zyfety
nangle (the relation of two lines radiating from a point)baopaty
nposition (location relative to others)ipoydety
nregion, area (a quantity of space within boundaries)foedety
nspace, room, voidnilety
nconnection, joint, junctionycailty
nenvironment, surroundings, contextizuadty
nfrontypoylty
nrear, back part ofboizty
nside, flank, lateral areazuzty
nmiddle, centeripuizuty
ntop, peak, summitjuodty
nbottomidadty
nedgenepuuf
ajinner, internal, interior cyzeuf
ajouter, exterior, external zufoty
nlimit, boundaryizudux
vfind (discover the location of) ynopx
vmisplace (lose; become unable to find) ymoofuty
ndirection (orientation of motion)yneadauf
avup vufement
avdown zuypty
nnorthynuupty
nsouthilezoty
neastvufaty
nwesthyzouf
ajright(-hand) culuf
ajleft(-hand) kypment
avaway (from this or that place) kizament
avback (to previous place / condition) meizauf
ajinverted, upside-down mapiment
avbackward (in reverse order) zepuuf
ajdirect, immediate (with no intermediaries or obstacles) meipeuf
ajserpentine, meandering, convoluted ynapity
ncityymezuty
nvillageidafuty
nrural area, countrysideriozity
nsource, originjupty
nroute, path, courseifuputy
ndestinationyciuzax
vaim (to point/direct X toward Y) iziefx
vattract kidix
vavoid, evade, keep away from ypuydty
nbarrier, obstacletoifuty
nbase, node, station (point from which things go or are done)ypayzix
vbring (cause something to come along with one toward a place) idulx
vcapture, seize byzux
vcarry (move while supporting) ruyzx
vcome, arrive (at indicated place) ifafox
vdrift, wander bedex
vdrive, impel, propel keadx
vemit (to send out any form of matter/energy in any manner) ymapx
venter, go into ynipix
vescape, flee from liupix
vfly (move through the air) poudoment
avforward, ahead cuofox
vgather, collect (bring or come together) ifayfx
vgo (move from starting point to elsewhere) typty
njourney, trip, voyagevilux
vleave, depart, go away from ypuazty
nload, burdenpypux
vmeet, encounter, come across yriadix
vmiss, fail to hit/reach/see etc. ziadox
vmove (engage in motion / cause to engage in motion) ypoulx
vput, place, translocate maazx
vreach, extend as far as ilafx
vrelease (quit keeping/restraining) ynazx
vremain, stay ynaapux
vrepel ymiidex
vrestrain, inhibit, hold back ynoilx
vretrieve, fetch (go to X and bring it back) yrupx
vreturn (go or send back to previous place/condition) ymidx
vride (sit/perch in/on a vehicle/horse/etc. and travel) lyzix
vroll (move like a ball/cylinder by turning over and over) ynipax
vsend, dispatch, transmit ipodx
vslide, slip, glide tuifx
vstretch, extend ynelux
vturn, divert (send in a different direction) ifiozx
vturn, rotate, revolve baazx
vvisit tiolty
nairplane, aircraftyreifoty
nbicycleipadty
nboatyculty
nbusyreilty
ncanal, channel, ditchycelty
ncar, automobile (wheeled motor vehicle)haylty
ncart, carriage, wagon (wheeled vehicle; not self-propelled)ilapoty
nmotorcycleduefuty
nportymeyfty
nrailroadymelity
nroadizuizety
nrocketzialty
nshipipeozty
nstreetynudty
ntrain (of railroad)ifuzuty
ntruck {British: lorry} (motor vehicle for cargo-carrying)izaodty
nvehiclezadety
nage (degree of oldness / youngness)rezouf
ajyoung (of little age; having existed/lived for a brief time) heluf
ajold (of much age; having existed/lived for a long time) foepuf
ajnew, novel, recent (having been known for a brief time) ymaifeuf
ajold (of long standing; having been known for a long time) raopuf
ajpermanent, perpetual idyfeuf
ajconstant, invariant, stable dizuf
ajtemporary, transient pipety
ninterval (quantity of time between events X and Y)dayzuuf
ajirregular, sporadic, intermittent kazuuf
ajregular, periodic (at uniform intervals) ideezty
nrhythmnaupty
ntime (e.g. "do it 3 times"), occasion, instance, iterationdoylment
avagain, once more, re- ipeuzox
valternate, take turns (do X then Y then X then Y) ilalty
ncycle (one complete performance of a periodic process)ymydety
nfrequency (degree of oftenness or seldomness)yroudoment
avfrequently, often izouloment
avseldom, rarely jafty
nduration (amount of time consumed)izolouf
ajlong (of much duration) izezouf
ajshort, brief (of little duration) kiuduf
ajgradual ipyzuf
ajsudden, abrupt ifoufx
vbegin, commence, start typox
vcontinue, keep on doing/being dipx
vpause, hesitate, suspend action temporarily ycydx
vend, conclude, finish ymefox
vcease, stop doing, quit ynipx
vdelay, retard, tarry, postpone ifeyfix
vrush, hurry, hasten cadty
nperiod, era, epochteapity
nmoment, an instantmyzement
av always (at all times) yroazment
avever (at any time) buzment
avnever liazaty
ntime (the dimension/continuum of past-present-future)ilofety
npast (the p~), earlier timeizeyfuty
npresent (the present time; the now)vafty
nfuture (the f~)ycadment
avalready (prior to the time mentioned) ilufment
avstill, yet (even until the time mentioned) ypufament
avyesterday xealment
avtoday ynayzement
avtomorrow yruuziment
avlong ago (in the far past) keufument
avrecently (in the near past) ipauzment
avnow (at this time) idufument
avsoon (in the near future) izeylament
aveventually (in the far future) ypuluf/ypulment
aj/avearly, premature nezament/nezauf
av/ajtimely, prompt, on time idalauf/idalament
aj/avlate, tardy moufty
nspeed, velocity (degree of fastness or slowness)idepoment
avquickly, rapidly, swiftly (with much speed) ymoalment
avslowly (with little speed) judity
nseries (a number of similar things following one another)noudaty
nsequence, order (temporal arrangement of events in a series)ycuypuf
ajlast, final (after all others) ynydjuf
ajprior, preceding, previous, contra-next ifooduf
ajnext (coming immediately after; "tomorrow" = the next day) ymeyfoty
nseasoniziedty
nspring (the season)jilaty
nsummerdafty
nautumn, fallypoozty
nwinteridyputy
ncenturykizty
nyearbyputy
nmonthymeudty
nweekxuazty
nday (24-hour period)ilupoty
ndate (coordinates of a day given in some timekeeping system)bailty
nday (daytime -- as opposed to night), diurnal periodciputy
nnightizalety
nmorning (dawn to noon)poupaty
nnoonripty
nafternoon (noon to dusk)judty
nevening (dusk to midnight)ycopoty
nmidnightpyzty
ngraveyard shift, middle of the night (midnight to dawn)belity
nhour (60 minutes)pyfoty
nminute (60 seconds)ipefty
nsecond (1/60th of a minute)reiluty
nholidayypolty
nsabbath (day of week with religious significance)ymaudx
vwait (for), await izuazty
nairizoidety
nalcoholycypoty
nashiluydty
nbrass (copper-zinc alloy)hiefty
ncarbonidaylty
nchalkyraazty
nchemical (substance made by or used in chemistry)dudty
nclaymiupty
ncloth, fabric (material made of threads)nyzoty
ncoallazoty
ncopperynuodty
ndirt, earth (tangible), soilnapty
ndustxefty
nelement (substance of irreducible simplicity)ymeduty
nfat (oily/greasy material from animal adipose tissue or plant seeds)fiupty
nfuelidaypty
nglassideolty
ngold (the precious metal)kuapity
nicelaedty
ninkypadity
nironifefuty
njade (the tough green gemstone)iziidaty
njewel, gemypilty
nlead (the metal)lofty
nleather (prepared hide)taalty
nmedicine (substance that makes one healthy)deozaty
nmetalypoizty
nmineral, oreifeyloty
nmudliofty
nneonymuadty
nnitrogenipifety
noil (a combustible fatty liquid that will not mix with water)vefty
noil (crude oil), petroleumynoizty
noxygenipapity
npaintnuepty
npaperymudty
nplastic (synthetic/processed moldable material)izeaduty
npoison, toxinizyduty
npotassiumidufety
nquartzidapty
nrock, stonelalty
nrubberduyfty
nsaltdylty
nsandypeylety
nsilkyraulity
nsilver (the metal)vadoty
nsoapycoepty
nsodiumyroputy
nsteamifuzty
nsteelynaloty
nsulfuryceuzaty
ntar (dark viscous liquid obtained by destructive distillation)ycialuty
ntin (the metal)zoodty
nwaterymiyfty
nwaxilaozty
nwood (the substance)ycaylety
nwoolhayfty
nbeeridydty
ajbitter idifoty
nbreadifuylity
nbutternoufty
ncheeseyrayfty
nchocolateynodaty
nflavor, tastemiofty
nflour (grain-powder)idolety
nfoodhuyfty
nhoneyilaifty
nmilkiduafty
npasta, noodlesteloty
npizzaypoility
nsaladymoozety
nsandwichidyfuty
nsausagekyzty
nsoupmaluf
ajsour meputy
nspice, seasoningyrufty
nsugardyfuf
ajsweet ideudoty
nvinegaryraidty
nwineyrefty
narchyradety
nband, tape, flat stripdadty
nblock (solid flat-surfaced mass of material)ymuifty
nbranch (small part going out from main part)naifety
nbump, protrusionypyzty
ncard (stiff rectangle of material)iloadty
ncirclenolety
ncoilhapty
nconeymypaty
ncrack, fissurehuydty
ncross (perpendicular intersection of linear items)ifyzty
ncrystalmoduty
ncubenaefty
ncurvecuizty
ncylinderjeazity
ndent, nick, indentationkiolty
ndisk, discniaputy
ndrop (of liquid)izyloty
nfilm (very thin layer)fiizuf
ajflared (opening up or spreading out from axis) yrilaty
nfoam, frothiliopaty
nform, shapeifoozaty
nfurrow, rut, groovekuepty
ngarbage, trash, rubbishmolty
ngasnupty
nhelix (any corkscrew-shaped object)yriluty
nholeymuodty
njelly (gelatinous semi-solid material), gelluafuty
njuice (fluid extracted from something)ifaapty
nlayerlylty
nline (series of contiguous points)juzoty
nliquidhefty
nloop, circuit, closed curveymoazty
nlump, clod, blob, piece of no particular shapepydty
nmark (visible traces left behind)dafity
nmatter, material, substanceyniofty
nobject (concrete tangible thing)bialty
nopening, orificeididety
noval, ellipsecopuf
ajparallel ycodity
npaste (any thick soft dough-like material)lodty
npattern (apparent systematic interrelationship)liudty
npile, heap, stack of things or of a substanceipuofuty
nplane (flat surface)fylity
nplug, seal, stopperycylety
npowderipoozty
npyramidtuofty
nrayidoolity
nrectangleynoipty
nring, torusypipoty
nrust, corrosionmuodty
nscratchymaadty
nsheathxiyzty
nsheet (thin rectangle of paper/cloth/etc.)laeduty
nshower, sprinklepezity
nsmokecuzty
nsolid (not a gas or liquid)yculuty
nsphereipaudty
nspike, barb, cleat, thornynopoty
nspiral, whorlhoazoty
nsquareyrazity
nstripeynodity
nsurfaceruility
nswelling, inflationyciipuf
ajtapered (becoming narrower toward an end) ilypty
nthread, filamentidaopity
ntriangleypyputy
nwaveynafty
nwedgecifuty
nwrinkle, creaseiluluf
ajflat, planar ifeufuf
ajlevel, even (on the same level) lezuf
ajsmooth daduf
ajrough, coarse, contra-smooth ifipuf
ajstraight (not bent) yroyduf
ajbent xiyluf
ajpure, unadulterated, uncontaminated Iyduf
ajclean tiapuf
ajdirty, contra-clean buizuf
ajopen (not shut) jiizuf
ajclosed, shut idiiluf
ajwet ymazuf
ajdry riypuf
ajsharp, keen, pointy, acute kazety
ajdull, blunt (of little sharpness) baofuf
ajsoft, malleable, yielding to pressure ilieluf
ajhard, firm, resistant to pressure payzuf
ajflexible (easily able to bend) deepuf
ajstiff, rigid kaopuf
ajelastic (able to regain shape/size after deformation) yriduf
ajdurable, resilient, robust, strong (in this sense) fioduf
ajfragile, delicate ifolty
nweight (degree of heaviness or lightness)izazuf
ajheavy (of much weight) huipuf
ajlight (of little weight) xaizuf
ajsolid (contra-hollow) veepuf
ajhollow izyduf
ajsnug (just large enough to contain X), tight (in this sense) yrepuf
ajloose (contra-snug), baggy ymuf
ajtaut, tight, tense, strained keypuf
ajloose (contra-taut), slack jifuf
ajviscous, thick (of high viscosity) ifepuf
ajrunny, thin (of little viscosity) ruefuf
vabsorb kaypx
vadhere (hold tightly to / stick to something) fiuzix
vbeat (repeatedly hit), batter ymidix
vblow (move/cause to move as a current of gas) ipelx
vboil hyfux
vbounce, rebound kulx
vbreak (into pieces) mapax
vbuild (join materials to create), construct nodx
vburn ilofax
vburst idiufex
vconsume, deplete, expend, exhaust, use up lufx
vcontain ifuufx
vcrush (press on so as to break or re-shape) ciidx
vcut ifezex
vdig tietfux
vdissolve ynudex
vevaporate foudx
vexplode zuopx
vfloat nolx
vflow (travel in a current) kazx
vfold niapox
vfreeze ypelux
vgrind ifazx
vhang, suspend, dangle viefx
vhit, strike ifeyzix
vmelt jalx
vmix, blend iduazx
vpollute, contaminate ilulex
vpour (cause to flow) yceyfx
vpreserve, maintain (keep X in good condition) ipilx
vpress (do pressure to; push upon with weight or force) ileylx
vpry {British: prize} (raise/open/move with a lever) cepux
vpull (draw something toward oneself) zolx
vpush (press on something in order to move it) belux
vrot, decay zodax
vrub, abrade yreufax
vsew xozux
vshake ymofx
vshoot (cause to rapidly go forth) yniopex
vsink iludex
vspill (accidentally emit liquid) nuypx
vspread (begin to cover or cause X to cover more area) midix
vstab, jab tofex
vstir, agitate xilx
vsuck ciyfux
vsweep ypeafax
vtear, rip ipapex
vtie, bind pilax
vtrim, prune (cut off ragged edges) pedx
vwash ymiizx
vweave jiufix
vwrap ifouzuf
ajacid(ic) tuuluf
ajalkaline ipielty
natomxyfaty
nbalance, equilibriumhoduty
nbasis, foundation (part which supports the rest)hipety
nelectricitymedty
nenergyyraipty
nfirepyfty
nforceypaedty
ngravityycudty
nmagnetymuduty
nmoleculehezty
npoweridoafuty
nsmell, odor, aromaidoilty
nstrength (ability to exert physical power)ifelity
nstroke, jolt, blow of forcepufty
nvacuumraydty
nvapor, mistidopity
npolarity (electric, magnetic, etc.)yraupuf
ajpositive yneeduf
ajnegative koazuf
ajgentle, mild daizuf
ajviolent, harsh ipeudx
vsee fizoty
nlight (visible electro-magnetic radiation)iluupty
ncolorypafaty
nshadow, shadeypiefx
vshine (radiate light) viyzty
npicture, imagemuluf
ajbright (with much light present) idypuf
ajdark, dim (with little light present) voluf
ajblack tifuf
ajgray {British: grey} idaofuf
ajwhite ifioluf
ajred tiizuf
ajorange (having a hue between red and yellow) kuduf
ajyellow yreapuf
ajgreen depuf
ajblue ileuluf
ajpurple ymoyzuf
ajbrown reluf
ajbeautiful izoeluf
ajugly idiipty
nornament, decorationypiipty
nblemish, blotmofx
vhide, conceal ynufx
vreveal, disclose kefx
vexamine, inspect maofox
vshow, exhibit, display nuopty
nsound (audible waves in the air)hapuf
ajsilent ynafuf
ajquiet, soft, faint (of little sonic intensity) piiluf
ajloud (of much sonic intensity) idiizax
vhear ypadety
nmusicidoizty
ntone, pitch (frequency of sound waves)jalex
vwhistle ypodaty
ntemperature (relative amount of heat present)razity
nheat, warmthilifuf
ajcold, chilly, frigid ipizuf
ajcool hiaduf
ajwarm ziluf
ajhot ipuizox
vbake (cook or harden by means of dry heat) ymafax
vcook (prepare by applying heat) ruylix
vhappen, occur ropaty
naccident (unintentional and unexpected event)viufty
nmiracleziilty
ndisaster, catastrophenipty
nact, deedidefty
nactivity, bustle, ado ynifoty
nresult, consequenceypuolx
vagree bapx
vfight, combat nuopox
vprotect, defend zapax
vattack maozuf
ajgood cofuf
ajbad jefety
ncategory, classificationdelety
nkind, sort, type, variety (of...)ynazuf
ajcertain, sure ryluf
ajprobable (likely to happen/be) ycuedex
vcooperate, collaborate idailix
vcompete, strive, vie ynaopx
vhelp, assist, aid iluizux
vinterfere, hinder muyzx
vsucceed yciupx
vfail rapuf
ajsimple raduf
ajcomplex bepty
ncondition, state, statusjuodax
vcreate, make (bring into existence) ymidox
vdestroy (contra-create; cause to cease existing) zezty
nsafety, securityxoofty
ndanger (situation in which harm is probable)deupuf
ajeasy foduf
ajdifficult, hard ipupuf
ajtrue jaufuf
ajfalse, untrue dizuf
ajfamous koypuf
ajobscure, unheard of cepx
vinjure, damage, harm juapix
vrepair, fix ymyzuty
nflaw, defect, imperfectionhiluf
ajnative (naturally belonging to a given realm) ifeyluf
ajchief, main, primary, principal ciuluf
ajauxiliary idozuf
ajnormal, ordinary, usual ymaeduf
ajstrange, weird, unusual, peculiar ymeuzty
ntrouble, difficultyloyfuf
ajreal, actual ymiepty
ntrick, chicaneryipeuluf
ajright, correct daluf
ajwrong, incorrect lolux
vreside, dwell, live ymeozaty
ncamp, bivouac, temporary shelterilulty
nnest, den, lair (an animal's self-made house)yniopox
vrepresent (act as a substitute for) ipazety
nsubstitute, surrogate (temporary replacement)veofaty
nreplacement (permanent substitute/substitution)vifuf
ajcommon, general (shared by all members of a group) laluf
ajspecific, special, particular ymazuty
nability, capacity (to do something)idyduf
ajartificial (deliberately made by humans) xoupuf
ajautomatic tupty
nchance, randomicity, luckmypity
ncivilizationreyduf
ajclear, plain (easy to see/understand) izoezty
ncompromisexielux
vconsist of, be composed of ymoadix
vdepend on, rely on ilodex
vdeserve, merit, be worthy of yniupty
ndetailynuluf
ajequal moduf
ajevil caafuf
ajexact, precise zezty
nexample, sampleilaezity
nexercise, practice (effort made to improve skills/health)yrilty
nexperimentmauzuf
ajfertile rezty
nharmony (pleasing combination of stimuli)ycupuf
ajjust, fair, equitable buepty
nmatch (a thing suitably associated with another)jeepaty
nmethod, manner, way (of doing), techniqueilaapuf
ajmutual, reciprocal depuf
ajnaked, nude, exposed (without the usual cover) ileluf
ajnecessary, needed, required xidax
vneed, require lueduf
ajpossible (able to happen or be done) idazox
vprevent (keep from happening) ipeiputy
nprocess, procedureypyzoty
nprogramifaozty
nprogress, advancementkefity
nproject, undertaking, venturebalety
nproof, evidenceceypety
nquality, trait, attribute, characteristictyfuf
ajready, prepared for a task / event ypefaty
nrelationship, associationycidty
nright (a right to do/be ...)kiufty
nrole (an individual's function)ceulx
vsave, rescue jiazaty
nspeciesymeyzuf
ajsuitable, proper, fit(ting), appropriate vodaty
nsystemluizity
ntask, chore, job, assignmentizidoty
ntechnologyypyfoty
ntendency, propensity, inclinationileilax
vtry, attempt, endeavor ymedax
vuse, utilize idaefity
nvogue, trend, fad, fashionhypax
vwaste, misuse ymoofuf
ajwild, feral, untamed ypaaloty
nwork, effort, labor, toilkyzoty
nriotycudety
nsciencehaapox
vserve (provide service to) fyzty
nset (complete group of similar items)ymizaty
nstrike (work stoppage as protest)hiufx
vsupport tuzx
vtest, check pulix
vtorture, torment lidty
nconfidence, trustheluf
ajsecret, illicitzep
nfirstizol
n/ajsomezyd
vsettlecayf
nmortarmeole
vscatterveozi
nbegginingyriuz
nanythingloupa

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