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| | ''(1) pipe (from Igmerind djauda); (2) chintzy, cheap (from Igmerind djaute)'' | | | ''(1) pipe (from Igmerind djauda); <br>(2) chintzy, cheap (from Igmerind djaute)'' |
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| | '''dixautal-ua''' | | | '''dixautal-ua''' |
Revision as of 20:20, 26 December 2012
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A
Arangothek
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Definition
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abrat
|
road, street
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abor
|
cart
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aboral-ua
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to move something in a cart; to cart something
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aborod
|
carter
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ad
|
wheat
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ai
|
(preposition marking the direct object of a sentence)
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aladar, alathar
|
a rock, a stone
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aladarigi
|
a pebble
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alfri
|
tree
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alfrigi
|
a bush or shrub
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alfrinair
|
forest
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alfrinairod
|
forester
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alp-
|
upwards
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alpett-ua
|
to come upwards, ascend
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alpiss-ua
|
to go upwards, ascend
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alpsa
|
up
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an
|
be! (imperative)
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angi
|
mother
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angil-ua
|
to bear (a child)
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ank
|
wood
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ankaxod
|
a carpenter
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ankax-ua
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to work with wood, to make something out of wood
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anketi
|
wooden, made of wood
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anquod
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barrel, keg; also a unit of measure
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anquodigi
|
wooden cup
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ap
|
"over" (preposition); before an adjective, "too much," in excess
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ap(a)-
|
prefix meaning "over"
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apat
|
the top of something
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apbalthessa
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fascinating, riveting, very very interesting
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apbalthix
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"nosy," overly inquisitive
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apettire
|
commander
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appettod
|
master (of a craft or skill)
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apett-ua
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to outrank, to be in charge of someone or something, to be "behind" something
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Arangothek
|
Definition
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apkelet
|
a helmet
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aplallat
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a scab or scar (ap-lall-ua)
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aplallatigi
|
a birthmark
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aplallax-ua
|
to leave a scar
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appia
|
sky
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appodar
|
roof
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appodarod
|
roofer
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aptentr-
|
to watch over, guard
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aptentrixair
|
guard (collective noun)
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aptentrod
|
guard (noun)
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aptix
|
lid
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apsi
|
father
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apsil-ua
|
to father (a child)
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apsir-ua
|
to put something over something else
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apsordovath
|
domination
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apsord-ua
|
to dominate
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apturre
|
grandfather
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arang
|
realm
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arangair
|
empire
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arangairek
|
imperial
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arangigi
|
a province, county
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arangigire
|
count/countess
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ard-ua
|
to receive, to get
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arlo
|
plain (land)
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arna
|
land, homeland (related to *arang}
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arrovath
|
an attempt
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arr-ua
|
to try, to attempt
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aspro
|
raven
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asprolta
|
raven-hued, dark black (poetic)
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atnerre
|
grandmother (*ap + *nerre)
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avot
|
four
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avottax
|
a quarter
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B
Arangothek
|
Definition
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b'
|
(see ben)
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bak
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rye
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bain
|
wall
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bainair
|
fortification
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bainkrinx
|
window (*bain(ek)-*rinx, "eye of the wall")
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bak-ua
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to fall down
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balb-ua
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to close
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balthessa
|
interesting, peculiar, strange
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balthix
|
interested, curious
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balth-ua
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to be interested in something, curious about something
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ban
|
every
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banhestek
|
ordinary, everyday, usual
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barra
|
a cow
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barrad
|
a bull
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barradonda
|
beef
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bathrad
|
acolyte (Templar rank)
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bed
|
one
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bedelta
|
only
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benkronth
|
a doorhandle
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benkr-ua
|
to push
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ben
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by, at (locative preposition - French chez, German bei), during (with times)
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bibovath
|
motion
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bib-ua
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to move
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biden
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a fur, piece of fur
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bideneti
|
made of fur
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bitrat
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a spar, a competition, a tournament
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bitr-ua
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to spar, to compete
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blan
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a garden
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blanire
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a gardener
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blax
|
dull (not sharp)
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blaxadossa
|
dullness
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bobalovath
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guarding, guard duty
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bobal-ua
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to guard
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bobirair: Gossak Bobirairoth
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the Royal Guard
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bobire
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a guard
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bontrarna
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a battlefield
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bontr-ua
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to lunge or leap forward
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bortat
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a grave
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bortatarna
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graveyard
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bortovath
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a burial, a funeral
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bort-ua
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to bury
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bra(n)-
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prefix meaning "forth," eg bibua = to move, brabibua = to move forth ettua = to come,
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branettua
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to come forward, to come forth
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bradraps-ua
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to dismiss scornfully
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bragalbovath
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departure
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bragalb-ua
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to depart (a ship or boat), to set sail
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Arangothek
|
Definition
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brakak-ua
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to prosper, flourish
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bralk
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high
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bralkadossa
|
height
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branorgat
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a letter, missive, notice
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branorg-ua
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to send forth, to dispatch
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branissat
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a journey
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branissatgi
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an excursion
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branisserpe
|
hardtack
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braniss-ua
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to journey, to travel
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branth
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a path; a way, a direction
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branthal-ua
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to guide
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branthire
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a guide
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branuntalessa
|
aforesaid, aforementioned
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branuntalovath
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a reference to something
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branuntal-ua
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to mention, to refer to something
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brapemm-ua
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to spurt forth
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brased-ua
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to kneel
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brasord-ua
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to volunteer
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brasothat
|
a hilt
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brasoth-ua
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to draw (a sword, etc), to pull forth
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brastovath
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spite
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brast-ua
|
to spite
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bratapovath
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a posse, a search party
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bratap-ua
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to go out looking for
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bratertat
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a saucer
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bratert-ua
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to spill
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bratherpovath
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an offer
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brathrep-ua
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to offer
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bravalponthel
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mourning attire
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bravalpovath
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mourning
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bravalp-ua
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to mourn
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brog
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inn
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brogal-ua
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to go drinking at an inn
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brogetto
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bar
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brogod
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barkeeper, barmaid
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bronix
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nail, spike
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broppi
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stupid, silly, annoying, "bloody"
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brox
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last, final
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broxa
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beforehand Broxa kar before (conjunction)
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broxhest
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yesterday
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broxmink
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last night
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broxo
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the front of something
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bundat
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a sound beating
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bundax-ua
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to beat soundly with a cudgel or club; to trounce
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bundonth
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a club, a cudgel
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bund-ua
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to beat
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D
Arangothek
|
Definition
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da(n)-
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prefix meaning "away," "hence," eg sletua = to cut, dasletua = to cut away/off
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dabalbovath
|
imprisonment
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dabalbat
|
prison
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dabalbire
|
gaoler
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dabalb-ua
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to close away, to put in prison
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dalimb-ua
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to run away, to bolt, to flee
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damba
|
tea
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dament-ua
|
to fly away
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dan
|
he, she, it
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danissovath
|
departure
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daniss-ua
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to depart, to go away
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dapet-ua
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to take away, to snatch, to clinch [a victory]
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dara
|
against
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Daran
|
the Darian (river)
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darmat
|
a possession
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darmonth
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a purse
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darmovath
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possession (abstract noun), ownership
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darm-ua
|
to have
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darpat
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a building, a built structure
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dasarnat
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wasteland
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dasarnovath
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destruction, obliteration
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dasarn-ua
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to wipe out, destroy, obliterate
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dasart-ua
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to drink up, drink till something is empty
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daslek-ua
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to eat up, eat till something is gone
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daxkelta
|
dragon-like
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daxk
|
dragon (from Igmerind dashkon)
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debrak
|
familial
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debra
|
family
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deg
|
other, another
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degdrelth
|
other-world, afterlife, heaven/hell
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degelta
|
different
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dekr-ua
|
to touch
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delin
|
they
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delvi
|
a swan
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dendre
|
girl
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derse
|
wine
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derseblan
|
a vineyard
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derseblanire
|
a vintner
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di
|
will be
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dibe
|
cold
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dibepir
|
winter
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dibepirolta
|
wintry
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diggo
|
hundred
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dinerrek
|
pregnant
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dinerria
|
pregnancy
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dinth
|
an eye
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Arangothek
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Definition
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dinthal-ua
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to stare at something; to eye; to leer at
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dinxo
|
the waist
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dirgat
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a bath
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dirgonth
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a bathtub
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dirg-ua
|
to bathe
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diskaxke
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dagger (from Igmerind djashkee)
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dist
|
a board
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dittovath
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belief, faith
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ditt-ua
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to believe, to think (something) to be true
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dixannote
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carpet (from Igmerind djaundee)
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dixaut
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(1) pipe (from Igmerind djauda); (2) chintzy, cheap (from Igmerind djaute)
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dixautal-ua
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to play (music) upon the pipe
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dixer
|
music (from Igmerind djeera)
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dixeralad
|
a musician
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dixeral-ua
|
to play music
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dixit
|
soup (from Igmerind djida)
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dixim
|
plum (from Igmerind djima)
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dixinne
|
garlic (from Igmerind djinga)
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dixtis
|
sword (from Igmerind djattis)
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dixtisod
|
swordsman
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dixtisua-
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to fight with swords
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dondair
|
philosophy
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dondire
|
philosopher
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dondovath
|
wisdom
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dondovathek
|
wise
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dond-ua
|
to think (about something), to ponder
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donka
|
meat
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donnovath
|
hope (noun)
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donn-ua
|
to hope
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dorn
|
a rooster
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dossa
|
state, condition; sort, type, kind
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draps-ua
|
to swat
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dreki
|
port
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drekod
|
an import/export merchant
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drele
|
a brick
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drelire
|
a mason, bricklayer
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drelth
|
world
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drelthair
|
universe, cosmos
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dret-ua
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to scratch, to write (see also stet-ua)
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dretessast
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something written, a piece of writing, a letter, a broadside
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dretod
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a scribe
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dretto
|
shoulder
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dropessa
|
worn out, tired, exhausted
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dropnith
|
dodo-like bird
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drop-ua
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to wear against, to exhaust
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E
Arangothek
|
Definition
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ekro
|
happy, glad
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ekrodossa
|
happiness, pleasure
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elgar
|
wretched, miserable
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elgarathr-ua
|
to make someone miserable
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elgaria
|
wretchedness, misery
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emblovath
|
forgiveness
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embl-ua
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to forgive
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engat
|
a purchase
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engovath
|
shopping (abstract noun)
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eng-ua
|
to buy
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enxe
|
hand
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enxel-ua
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to slap, strike with the hand
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Arangothek
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Definition
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enxenimmo
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wrist
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enxetto
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a mitten, glove
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ens-ua
|
take along, bring
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er
|
after being; after having been
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erath
|
a hammer
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erath-ua
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to hammer, to pound, to flatten
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erixk
|
general (archaic, from Igmerind erishkon)
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erpe
|
a cake
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etrovath
|
greetings, welcome
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etr-ua
|
to greet, to welcome
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ett-ua
|
to come
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F
Arangothek
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Definition
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feb
|
sausage (from Igmerind pheeba)
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fendu
|
a goose
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fenex
|
a weapon
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fenexad
|
a weapon-maker
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fenexessa
|
armed (adj), in arms
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fenexessair
|
a militia
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fenex-ua
|
to arm (someone)
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flar
|
language, tongue (see also holk)
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flaral-ua
|
to speak
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flar-ua
|
to say
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flardossa
|
speech, speaking
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flenth
|
fine, delicate, careful, minute, dainty
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flenthedossa
|
detail, fine point
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flin
|
beer (from Igmerind phlina)
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flin-ua
|
to drink beer
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flis
|
hair
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flox
|
land, property
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Arangothek
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Definition
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floxod
|
baron/baroness
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flun
|
morning
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flunbranth
|
east
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folva
|
iron (from Igmerind pholpha)
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folvad
|
a blacksmith
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folvadolt-ua
|
to forge something (as a blacksmith)
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folvati
|
made of iron
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folvonth
|
a forge
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for-ua
|
to learn, to study
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forod
|
a student
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foronth
|
a school
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fost
|
honor
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fostak
|
honorable
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fost-ua
|
to honor
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frath
|
tall
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frinth
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a tower
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