The
INTERNATIONAL
TERMINOLOGICAL
KEY
for sciences and technology
by
Manuel Halvelik
Version 3
2005
Manuel Halvelik
The International Terminological Key
for Sciences and Technology
Editorial Assistant: Derek Casselle, Newcastle, GB
© Manuel Halvelik
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INDEX
ONE
TWO
THREE
1.
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
Introduction
World crisis
Overabundance of Technical Terms
Obstacles to Treatment by Computer
The Obstacle of Human Language
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2.
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
2.8
Analysis of the Problem
The Planification Idea
The Three Sociological Levels
Planification of Professional Terms
Two Pioneers
Two Approaches
The Golden Axiom
Why the Stalemate?
Why not a Natural Language?
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3.
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
About Planned Languages
General Principles
Fortunes and Misfortunes of Esperanto
The Great Weakness of Traditional Esperanto
The Fifteenth Rule of Esperanto
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4.
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
Solution to the Problems
The Fusion Axiom
What's Old in Uniespo?
What's New in Uniespo?
The Apartheid Axiom
Planning Nomenclatures
Language Evolution
Non-Latinistic Terms
Perspectives for the ITK
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5.
5.1.
5.2.
5.3.
The Rules of the Game
Harvesting and Treating Stems
Making Compounds
Making Derivations
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6.
Composition of the ITK
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7.
Epilogue
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8.1
8.2
8.3
8.4
Special Normoglot Affixes in Uniespo
Standardised Numerals
Chemical Elements and Radicals
Some Fancy Models from Organic Chemistry
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9.
THE T ABLES
9.1 Lemmas - Etymons - Meanings
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9.2 Etymons - Lemmas - Meanings
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9.3 Meanings - Lemmas - Etymons
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Glossary
ITK = The International Terminological Key, made up of purely normoglot word stems
(prototypes); the central pillar that makes Uniespo clearly superior to traditional
Esperanto.
normoglot = The particular vocabulary of sciences and technology.
socioglot = The common everyday vocabulary
Uniespo = Short for "Universal Esperanto"; a further development of traditional Esperanto
— the supranational constructed language — making it especially adapted to the
particular needs of sciences and technology, while retaining all its excellent qualities
for literary creations.
"If it cannot be accomplished in the coming decades that the tools of
terminology (terminological principles, methods and formats) are fully
applied on both national and international levels, so that terminologies
become reliable, then serious difficulties in regard to subject
communication can occur, and even a complete breakdown can be
expected. This situation is mainly due to the rapid progress achieved in
all areas of human activity, which caused an abundance of new
concepts. These concepts, however, have to be expressed by a very
limited number of terms and possible combinations of term elements in
the various languages. These tremendous dynamics within term
formation and evolution stand in contrast to a static stock of word
elements from which terms can actually be formed. The stems that are
available in the various languages amount to a few thousand, while the
number of concepts known can only be expressed in millions. The limits
of assigning terms to concepts in an unambiguous way will be reached
very quickly if this development proceeds further at such a rate."
[Professor H. Felber, former director of UNESCO's INFOTERM, in:
Infoterm; Ten years of activities – Vienna 1982]
Dedicated especially to scientists
of non-Western cultures.
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PART ONE
The Problem
E. K. Drezen (
L.L. Zamenhof (1859-1917)
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1. Introduction
1.1 Worldwide Crisis
Few people will contest the vastness of the crisis which nowadays ravages all
five continents. The phenomenon is complex and labyrinthine, because it
causes and often opposes a diversity of factors and aspects in social,
ecological, economic, political, technical and religious contexts. One can't
help likening this to the ever accelerating rotation of a centrifuge,
approaching a rupturing limit that might bring about a complete selfdestruction of the machine. Some philosophers and present-day historians
don't hesitate to declare that we are living a sort of transition period between
an agonizing epoch and a new one which is making its first uncertain steps
forward. But, contrary to previous such transitions in cultural history, the
phenomenon now encompasses any and all peoples and nations of our
planet, whether they themselves are the cause of conflicts or are just
undergoing and suffering them.
First there is the quite tell-tale sign that up to 1995 some 150 (!) major
armed clashes have have occurred since the Second World War, causing
millions of casualties and driving many more millions from their homelands.
Many more followed since, up to the present day, including the ever growing
international terrorism.
Then there is the topsy-turvy situation in economics and ecology, with its
overconcentration of people in megacities and over-exploitation of natural
resources, bringing about worldwide imbalances and entan-glements in
which Mother Nature herself seems inclined to take part with ravaging
disease and destruction.
And thirdly we have the spiritual alienation besieging all cultures, to which
we may add – and this is the point we want to reach – the so-called
“fragmentation” of knowledge, expressed very well by the saying that
scientists “know ever more and more about ever less and less”. A “great
unifying idea” is painfully missing, while we seem adrift in an unfathomable,
senseless Universe, not knowing why or whereto. It is a standing cliché‚ to
call the European Middle Ages “dark”, but the people of that time had at
least an overwhelming advantage over us: the priceless possession of an
overall and unifying Worldview – even if it was wrong in several respects – in
which everybody and everything had a firm place in a firm spiritual
framework.
On the other hand, in this our heavy laden atmosphere of turmoil,
insecurity, uncertainty, it is almost a paradox to find a sort of under-current
at work, striving to create a vast and all-pervading unification, perhaps best
illustrated by the explosively growing world-wide telecommunication network
INTERNET.
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So, in our opinion, our present times may be compared to the phenomenon –
well-known in thermodynamics – in which a given phase of a fluid
compound, by continual addition of energy to the system – suddenly and
explosively transits from an inferior level to a superior level. For example, for
a laser “gun” to produce a highly concentrated, directed and powerful beam,
it is first necessary for the electrons at hand to enter into a whirling battle
phase until the mêlée reaches a certain threshold of energy which will quite
suddenly recreate law and order, forcing all electrons present to act
collectively and in unison the Law of Chaos.
Importing this principle onto the cultural scene, one might speak of collapse
of the old, traditional paradigms and of a revolutionary agitation in these
ideas, which should and will finally bring about a completely new and
(re)unifying paradigm, in the sense given to this concept by the milestone
work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, written by T.S. KUHN.1
It is our intention to show that such a turnover can and will take place also
in the domain of language; and, more particularly, in terminology. But before
getting acquainted with this matter and the role played in it by our
International Terminological Key, it is perhaps advisable to take a closer look
at the problem which gave rise to its creation and the ways which led to it.
1.2 Over-abundance of Technical Terms
In this respect we see before our eyes how natural and artificial barriers,
which during ages kept peoples and nations more or less distinct and apart,
today give way to the incessant blows of technological progress, especially in
the domain of communications and information. With power and rapidity,
press agencies and recently the overwhelming INTERNET, cover the whole of
the globe, penetrating through their manifold tentacles into even the
remotest and most isolated homes and moulding the opinions of their
inhabitants. In scientific circles this brings about such a quantity of new
concepts and words, that one may rightfully speak about an explosion – the
“information explosion”.
Those who want to keep abreast of the revolution in their professional
domain, see themselves forced to subscribe to not just one or two
professional periodicals, but to many, coming preferentially from the USA.
That is: if one ever gets around to actually absorbing all those interesting
articles and news items. Summaries and abstracts therefore enjoy great
popularity, but even so it is no secret that specialists rely more and more on
general news media, to be informed of yet another breakthrough in their
domain, and that they only afterwards get around to searching more
1. The University of Chicago Press, USA 1982.
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particulars where they should have looked in the first place: professional
literature.
This brings about also an avalanche of new technical and scientific words, in
the wake of new and newer notions, till then unknown or never imagined,
exasperating lexicographers and terminologists alike. Barely have they been
registered in some dictionary or encyclopedia – after their appearance in
specialized magazines or on the INTERNET – than they are already outmoded,
irrelevant, used no more! No small number of publishers are faced with the
painful dilemma whether to continue publishing reference books the old way
on paper, or to pour them into an electronic mould; especially since the
advent of high capacity media such as the compact disk, capable of storing
not only text but also colour and 3D-images, even sounds and speech. And
all that with nearly unbelievable facilities for the user: find or retrieve almost
instantaneously whatever information is wanted and the ability to
manipulate it at will. And through INTERNET the knowledge of the whole world
theoretically lies at each individual's feet.
And yet, and yet, when it comes to terminology, making access and
manipulation of knowledge ever more efficient does not (yet) solve the
inherent problems of this subject.
1.3 Obstacles to Treatment by Computer
First, in order to make such treatment really efficient, it would be necessary
to internationally associate all databanks, linking them regardless of
political, cultural, economical, linguistic barriers; so that every Tom, Dick
and Harry may consult this world memory bank at will, or contribute to it
(Wikipedia). INTERNET is surely growing rapidly in that direction, but real
unification is still around the corner. Military centres, as well as totalitarian
regimes and government administrations, try their best to keep the lid on as
tight as possible, while numerous hackers try to lift it again, making the goal
of universalism utopian in the present context.
Second, the continuous fragmentation of knowledge and know-how,
mentioned before, separates specialists and technicians ever more from each
other, keeping them from utilizing a completely adequate, standardized, and
universal terminology, which would be at once comprehensible to colleagues
in other parts of the world, in other cultures and societies. We see in fact a
host of new notions, freshly defined, flowing in from all directions
simultaneously, but over-whelmingly from highly industrialized countries,
and originated by the so-called “spearpoint technology”, which creates a
great number of overlapping words and even superfluous synonyms, a real
jungle.
Third, but not the least, such a lightning evolution does not permit control –
with sufficient wisdom – of the internal coherence of the conceptual
diagrams (flow charts), even supposing that the coiners of those hundreds or
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even thousands of new technical terms would be so kind as to pay attention
to the way their ad hoc “creations” fit into the given nomenclatural frame or
even into the grammar of the language as a whole. Their linguistic inventions
are more often than not confusing and capricious, affiliated more to slang
than to correct usage. In this respect even highly respected scientific
journals have no scruples in borrowing every now and then from the often
mind-boggling jargon of sports, pop-culture, computer magazines. Take for
example the absurdity which until recently reigned around the capacity of
pro-cessing units (“chips”), possessing an ever increasing quantity of
electronic components: small scale integration (101 – 102), medium scale
integration (102 – 103), large scale integration (103 – 105), very large scale
integration (105 – 106), ultra large scale integration (106 – 107), hyper large
scale integration (107 – 108). A really beautiful model of modern planning!?
Along that road one would expect next some “very hyper super extra large...”
labels, or equally inconsistent coinings. This testifies to a baffling lack of
vision, hence of planning. No wonder, manufacturers have finally turned to
just listing the distance in nano-meters between individual elements, for
advertising their chips.
1.4 The Obstacle of Human Language
Finally we confront the fact, and this is very important, that on the
particular terrain of scientific/technical terminology, all national languages
lack sufficient linguistic material to counter the brutal and massive invasion
of new and newer concepts. Few lexicographers and even terminologists
seem aware of this inherent linguistic weakness, and consequently are not
troubled by it, although signs of collapse are present everywhere and crying
out against the terrible jargonization just mentioned.
Since the time-lapse (relaxation time), necessary for pondering over
grammatical, stylistic, or semantical correctness grows shorter and shorter,
as we have seen, they readily accept and adopt a myriad of incoherent and
bizarre terms, turning especially English and scientific language in general
into an ever more complex and chaotic code; not far from cryptography. Even
worse, through the channels of international trade and mass media, other
ethnic languages get infected by the same disrupting disease and become
larded with English (American) pidgin. So, even the human language itself
gets to be a mirror of the overall spiritual and factual alienation, confusion,
fragmentation. It is no wonder the “great” languages sometimes are called
mockingly franglais, Denglisch, espinglés, ingliano etc. by their speakers. But
English itself is surely suffering the most from this enormous lack of Law
and Order. In this perspective one cannot speak anymore about a “natural
and healthy” evolution of language. Long live Anarchy!
A now already outdated compilation of initial words – Acronyms, initialisms
and abbreviations dictionary by ROWLEY & SHEPPARD 2 – presents us with a
2. Gale Research Cy, Detroit, USA 1984.
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striking model of this crippling disease, listing no less than 300,000
abbreviations of the kind AIDS, ADN, LSO, FBI, ASCII, VHS, DOS etc. And the
compilers explicitly admit not having had the ambition of being
comprehensive! Thus, it becomes understandable that specialists (again) try
to row counter-current, forcing at least some meaning into their labels, even
if purely artificially, so they can be more easily remembered. A good example,
familiar to just about everyone nowadays, is the code-word BASIC from
informatics, imagined to be short for “Beginners All-purpose Symbolic
Instruction Code”. Another is WORM, forcefully invented for “write once, read
many”. Other examples can be found in the names given to satellites and
space probes, representing at the same time a meaningful (or well known)
name and an acronym – perhaps an unconscious reaction to the onslaught
of anarchy.
A significant citation – illustrative of this internal weakness of all languages
in general and English in particular – with regard to the information
explosion, is the opinion of Professor H. FELBER,3 former director of the
international centre for terminology INFOTERM in Vienna, founded by
UNESCO, which we shall come back to later: 4
“If it cannot be accomplished in the coming decades that the tools of terminology
(terminological principles, methods and formats) are fully applied on both
national and international levels, so that terminologies become reliable, then
serious difficulties in regard to subject com-munication can occur, and even a
complete breakdown of it can be expected. This situation is mainly due to the
rapid progress achieved in all areas of human activity which caused an
abundance of new concepts. These concepts, however, have to be expressed by a
very limited number of terms and possible combinations of term elements in the
various languages. These tremendous dynamics within term formation and
evolution are in contrast to a static stock of word elements from which terms can
actually be formed. The roots that are available in the various languages amount
to a few thousand, while the number of concepts known can only be expressed in
millions. The limits of assigning terms to concepts in an unambiguous way are
reached very quickly if the development proceeds further at such a rate.”
Who will contest this gloomy diagnosis, coming from such a renowned
expert? The consequences are serious, as much for the international
academic community as for the ethnic languages taken separately, and even
for... the so-called artificial languages studied by interlinguistics. (As a
matter of fact, terminology and interlinguistics have much in common; but
let this topic rest for the moment.)
Therefore we assert that information and mutual comprehension on the
highest intellectual level – say: university status – will become impossible to
realize in the near (?) future, if this level keeps making use of “natural”
tongues, especially of English, already in free fall towards complete chaos. In
Author of, among others,
Terminology, Paris 1984.
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the Terminology Manual
– International Information Centre for
4. In his introduction to a brochure about the activities and aims of said organization: Infoterm – Ten
years of activities – Austrian Standards Institute, Vienna 1982.
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the end, it will be pretty uncertain what this or that colleague is trying to
convey, because he or she will be using terms/concepts too new or too
individual to be of common use, in a form totally alien to known technical
words, or simply having a sense completely aberrant.
In this domain there no longer seems to exist any rule of conduct; and
trustworthy up-to-date reference works – as we have seen – are painfully
absent. There comes to mind a striking analogy with the automobile traffic of
our time. The incessant increase in cars of all sizes and purposes already
produces, not only a degree of pollution simply unbearable in great cities,
but also ever more frequent bottlenecks and jams, which are sooner or later
bound to reach a complete paralysis of surface circulation. Let's substitute
cars by technical words and the cities by languages, and we see the same
quick march towards suffocation.
It is the non-European languages above all that feel the impact of foreign
words and expressions from Anglo-Saxon origin – alien to their cultures –
because they cannot draw from a homemade technico-scientific thesaurus
comparable to the graeco-latin vocabulary of most European languages. For
example: Chinese, greatly important though it may be to a billion users, is
obliged to name everything only with the help of its “basic” vocabulary, if not
by a very approximative trans-cription of the foreign (read “English”)
pronunciation. Result: a mountain of homonyms and word groupings, which
make the modern scientific and technological intercommunication in this
vast domain difficult to manipulate.
Thus a dead-end lies waiting. All efforts and tricks of the trade to avoid this
final stalemate – above all simultaneous translation and automatic
treatment by computer – are just palliatives and temporary reliefs. If
electronic brains are not in danger of collapsing under the linguistic weight,
human brains certainly are; just as even the most ingenious and moneyconsuming remedies, to make the urban traffic easy-flowing (again), remain
without noticeable effect in practice.
Many times already, since the Second World War, engineers have nurtured
the hope of vanquishing this worldwide Tower of Babel by means of
computers and programmes – artificial intelligence. But each time, when a
hopeful door seemed to open up, it closed shut again. Truly, there is some
progress and there are some advances. but the beautiful promises of
“spearpoint” enterprises and research groups in institutions cannot hide the
crude fact that the only items which grow and expand continually are...
translation services, language courses, and the staffs of interpreters at
countless Councils and Assemblies. Indeed human language is so intricate
and unpredictable that, up to now, the only success in the field are
electronic pocket translators, which work necessarily at the elementary level
of word-to-word or, at best, expression-to-expression.
So, what are we to do??
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The obvious solution would be to try to control the traffic flow, by force if
need be. But is such a measure possible in the matter of language, if even
real traffic is so hard to turn into appropriate channels? Technico-scientific
vocabulary, being only one aspect and part of language, necessarily has to
obey the overall laws of grammar. So, if we are to bring law and order into
this domain, we must of necessity consider also the possibility or
impossibility of planification of human language, the way it is done for
example in economy.
“For some time ISO/TC 37 has been studying an <International key to
terminology>, which consists of international word elements, having the same or
nearly the same meaning in many languages, and rules for the correct
construction of international terms. It is expected that such a key will play an
important role in the future.”
[Professor FELBER in Terminology Manual, p.25 – Paris 1984]
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2. Analysis of the Problem
2.1 The Planification Idea
“Planification” here means “standardization, normalization, regular-ization”,
or even “rational (re)organization” of the linguistic material at our disposal.
It is strange to find that still at the present day, in the software area, one can
meet linguists, and not unimportant ones, manifesting strong hostility
against any controlled terminology – almost as strange as their emotional
opposition to the idea of planned languages, obstinately stigmatized by them
as “artificial”. This in spite of the fact that these have become the object of a
complete new branch of linguistics, i.e. interlinguistics.5 These two
particular facets of linguistics, terminology and constructed language,
working on the principle of controlled evolution, cannot be anything else to
their eyes but an abominable monstrosity, diametrically opposed to the idea
of natural evolution, considered – without any really rational argument – to
be the only valid form of language, capricious and chaotic though this
natural form may be.
Professor Claude PIRON, polyglot, psychologist and a former official
interpreter at Geneva, has made a professional analysis of this illogical
attitude, widespread among even eminent scientists in the manifold
disciplines of human language.6 His final diagnosis is as simple as it is
unexpected: Any human being acquires his/her mother tongue in a
haphazard fashion, by passively registering from earliest youth bits and
pieces of conversation, and unwittingly ordering and linking these scraps
together little by little, until the internal structure, alias grammar, of this
communication code (syntax and morphology) becomes sufficiently complete
and firm to start using it actively within the social circle. This acquisition
process occurs unconsciously and stays intimately linked to all other
acquisition items of the infant brain in full development: sounds, faces,
objects, conducts, reflexes. That way, the native language comes to form and
integral and inseparable part of the personality of the youngster and finally
the adult. So, because this process develops all along in a way called
“natural”, the adult is absolutely convinced, without even pondering over the
matter, that such is the only possible and admissible means for a language
to take form. Thus the adult will instinctively experience, nay will feel, any
language originated in any other way as a threat to and an undermining of
his/her own personality! Just pay a closer scrutiny to diatribes about such
5. Interlinguistics: = Branch of linguistics, dealing with languages “artificially” constructed to serve as
a code for international communication, i.e. not born out of evolution within an ethnic group, but
planned by a single initiator or a group of linguists. A good overview of the characteristics and
problems encountered in this discipline is given by Interlinguistics, Aspects in the Science of Planned
Languages – issued as Volume 42 in the series of monographs «Trends in Linguistics», published by
MOUTON DE GRUYTER, Berlin-New York, 1989.
6. Claude Piron – Psychological reactions to Esperanto – Flandra Esperanto Ligo, Antwerp 1992; and
Claude Piron – Le problème de la communication et des langues de la Communauté européenne,
Parlement européen, Bruxelles 1993.
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“invented, concocted, artificial, pseudo” languages, and especially the lyrical
style of the so-called rational argumentation of even established linguists,
and you will be struck by the amount of their subjectivity and the
vehemence of their emotionality – constituting a far cry from the cool
detachment which these professionals are supposed to have acquired during
their academic formation. In the words of Professor PIRON, also an advocate
of the constructed language Esperanto, which we will have to deal with later:
“We thus have on the one side observable facts, susceptible to be the
object of scientific evaluation, and on the other side numerous authors
who, up to a proportion of 85%, are unaware that such a reality exists
and are unaware that they are unaware. – No one would dare publish five
pages on Bulgarian or Swahili without knowing at least something about
these languages. But my research shows that, in the case [...] of
Esperanto, this is common practice.”
This fierce emotional rejection is all the more surprising in view of the crude
fact that quite a number of languages are (still) floundering to get themselves
organized and adapted to the exacting requirements of modern technological
society. A good overview of each of these (mostly non-European) languages
and their specific problems can be found e.g. in the comprehensive threevolume compilation work Language Reform, by István FÖDOR & Claude
HAGÈGE (editors).7 And we don't even elaborate on the ever recurring and
ever heated discussions on spelling reform, equally considered untouchable
and equally so for mainly subjective reasons !
It is only in recent years that this seemingly impregnable wall of prejudice
has begun to crumble, supposedly in the wake of machine translation and
artificial intelligence.
Moreover, planification (or even reform) of ethnic languages is not at all a
recent phenomenon; neither from the viewpoint of lexicology, nor of
grammar. Interlinguists are well aware of this fact: even the most “natural”
languages – which like to pride themselves on the structuring and
transformation of their constituent elements by fortuitous and unpredictable
ways, controlled only by the “law” of analogy – are always the result of
incessant stirring between constructive and destructive forces. At some
moment in their history these same languages, possessing a rich literary
past, were forged by this or that pioneer, who succeeded in harmoniously
combining and integrating quite divergent elements, selected from among
several mutually rival dialects, and thus establishing “the glorious national
lingua franca” overriding all its competitors. Such were the function and
decisive influence of PUSHKIN for Russian, of LUTHER for German, of ALFONSOX for Spanish, of SHAKESPEARE for English, of DANTE for Italian, and so on.
So, there is no denying that even a “great” and “natural” language has its
part of artificiality – which in no way hampers its functionality, even (and
above all) on the Celestial Heights of Refined Literature. The misbegotten
7. Brandstetter Verlag, Hamburg-New York 1978.
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judgement of inflexible “naturalists” is thus finally nothing but an illconsidered prejudice.
However, we mustn't forget that such a penetrating linguistic remoulding
can take place only in a propitious growing period of the language's history.
For most established tongues this phase occurred long ago. In the present
epoch, it seems very unlikely that a similar operation could take place again.
At the most, we can expect only a small re-organization, not a complete
reconstruction, given the high degree of development – laid down in masses
of writing – and the vast territory covered by the “official” language of a
nation. What it really takes is a complete change of outlook, as with the
switch to Western culture, brought about by Kemal ATATÜRK, the strong man
of Turkey. And even then success is not assured, for the Nazi regime with its
absolute control over cultural and social life, finally failed in its puristic
policy of eradicating all non-German vocabulary, even the graeco-latin
technical words, substituting them with homemade inventions, like trading
Kraftwagen for Automobil, or Fernsprecher for Telephone, or Lichtspielhaus
for Kino (“cinema”). Decades of indoctrination in this domain left only very
partial permanent results.
But there is even more to consider.
2.2 The Three Sociological Levels
Every well developed and organized human community, – and this probably
constitutes a new point of view in the matter of language planification –
shows the existence and the natural necessity of three sociological strata
which each contributes in its own way to the efficient functioning of the
whole and is characterized by a particular language form: the low level of the
“working class” or “proletariat” with its argot and/or dialect, the medium
level of the “establishment“ or "com-monalty“ with its general and official
language form, and the high level of the "aristocracy“ or "elite“ with its
sophisticated parlance.
It is to this last one we are referring to when speaking about technoscientific language; although evidently those three levels of a fully fledged
language continually interpenetrate each other, so that sharp limits cannot
be drawn; just as the citizens from all walks of life intermingle in the street.
The medium level undoubtedly constitutes the main component and
foundation, on which the other levels take hold; it is the general framework
in which everything works together and becomes differentiated.8
8. In order to clearly distinguish between the mainstream of language and the upper level – leaving
dialect and slang out of the picture – we propose to use sometimes the term socioglot for the former
and normoglot for the latter. These coinages have however to be placed in an international context,
as their connotations may evoke misunderstanding among English speakers. So it is best to make a
note of the fact, that the first explicitly refers to "everyday and common parlance”, while the second to
“technical usage”, nowadays also referred to as “language for special purposes” by linguists.
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It is for that reason that we also estimate that one should not try – as purists
do – to position the function of technical or scientific terminology exclusively
on the medium level, i.e. everyday language, giving it a task involving
stringent exigencies for which it is not really adaptable and would therefore
become totally overloaded. Let's remind ourselves of Professor FELBER's
remark, that the usual language, the socioglot, contains only some
thousands of word elements – of which a good part is used up by purely
grammatical elements (pronouns, prepositions, case endings) – while the
normoglot, used by scientists and engineers, demands several millions of
words for its exacting purposes. And that is not just a simple rhetorical or
academic expression of opinion, but a very important assessment, having
hard practical and cogent consequences for modern national and international communication, for the exchange of knowledge and know-how.
Some people will object that non-Western nations like Indonesia or Japan
are doing quite well, in spite of their lacking a special thesaurus to draw
from, comparable to our Greek and Latin. Sure, they are getting along in our
technological age, but not quite well ! They are constantly troubled by many
linguistic ailments in trying to keep up with Western progress. To cite just
two: long word chains and masses of homonyms. Whoever doubts the
inherent necessity of a separate normoglot for sciences and technology
should read at least some of the enlightening monographs by nonWesterners, referred to in footnote 7.
To give a more precise idea, if we take the well known French encyclopedia
LAROUSSE from the seventies, in 10 volumes – already a good thirty years
back! – it lists about 160.000 articles, in effect just as many key concepts.
But apart from this “bird's eye view” there existed in France during the same
epoch at least two specialized comprehensive dictionaries, one about
medicine and biology, the other about industrial techniques, which each
numbered 150.000 terms. A German estimate at that time reached 4½
million terms for chemical substances alone! These numbers never ceased to
increase, ever more rapidly. On the other hand one enumerates the
individual disciplines (sciences, crafts, arts, professions) at several hundred.
Let us attribute to most of them a relatively modest amount of some hundred
concepts/terms, admitting that a certain percentage of terms overlap. Well,
even then we are confronted, in any given “important” language, by a total
going into several millions...9 In comparison, a fairly recent version of the
otherwise colossal Oxford English Dictionary listed "only“ 171,000 definite
articles...
So, how would one go about using only common wording to name all and
every chemical substance, all and every species of insect as well as their
countless taxons, all and every anatomical constituent of the human body,
all and every piece of a colossal particle accelerator, all and every notion
9. According to R. Kocourek in La langue française de la technique et de la science – Brandstetter
Verlag, Wiesbaden 1982.
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formulated by philosophy or jurisdiction, all and every method and tool
needed for the construction of an aircraft carrier; and so on and so on –
without inevitably losing precision and individuality? As F.A. SCHILDER, a
renowned biologist, once said:
“If we could choose only among molluscs, as a criterion [for evaluating
the totality of animals on Earth], then we should estimate the number of
still living species to be at least 3 million, and we might postulate at
least... 50 million, calculating them from the beginning of life on Earth.”
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Fancy gluing a particular name label to these millions of individual objects,
using only ordinary words and without a guiding scheme ! Moreover, can you
imagine the abundance which will eventually result from the genetic
engineering now in full swing? So, don't accuse us of exaggeration but shed
all hope of ever being able to vanquish this imposing techno-scientific
mountain with only everyday wording as a tool. This will never succeed, not
with the traditional Chinese model, nor with the drastic Nazi model
mentioned.
2.3 Planification of Professional Terms
This impossibility and impracticability of the traditional language tool and
the fact that the fortress of techno-scientific concepts demands a totally new
approach, was first recognized by at least two researchers at the dawn of the
20th Century – that is to say at a time when the industrial society was
beginning to feel the full weight and extent of the problem. Let us sketch the
general outlines of planification history in this respect.
In this sketch we shall omit the many isolated or haphazard trials of past
centuries, which had no follow-up or were forgotten – namegiving is a
custom as old as human language itself – and consider only the efforts
undertaken in a more concerted and purposeful way in our own agonizing
epoch. Already during the First World War, as well as making the
manifacture and utilisation of weaponry more efficient, German
industrialists and their allies agreed upon standardizing/unifying as much
as possible in calibres, machine tools, processes, spare parts etc. and their
respective nomenclatures – whereas, up to then, every manufacturer had
been proceeding according only to his own ideas and practices, without
caring much about what his competitors were doing elsewhere. Only the
end-products as such, and their prices, were worth considering. So, instead
of disunity and local individualism, nationwide ordering began to take shape
in the framework of the war effort.
The results of this rationalization were so encouraging in many respects,
that the development continued after the end of hostilities. Now it became
10. Cited by Werner – see footnote 17.
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necessary, even beyond the state's borders, to ensure that spare parts were
compatible with officially specified models, as well as with the machine tools
to make them, up to consistency and weight of the materials needed. Alas,
also the pitiless competition and the desire to monopolize markets grew
alongside, every now and then putting obstacles on the road to harmonious
unification. So standardization continued but in an atmosphere of rivalry, to
the despair of customers. Today this battle has become an international and
worldwide problem.
With all that, we mustn't forget that the standardization of processes and
products is always preceded by an abstract phase – the one of reflexion and
reckoning by someone or a group of people. And in that phase, the planner(s)
are forced to think up names for the items on their mind, which is no other
than the practice of terminology.
Unluckily, neither manufacturers nor engineers are supposed also to
possess an adequate knowledge of linguistics, in order to accomplish this
task effectually; and usually they won't even think of consulting linguists, let
alone terminologists, on the matter. So, once again we have to put up with
chance and caprice. That which should precede, only follows, and that which
should only result, wants to precede.
Moreover, a name which “sounds well” has a better chance of being
remembered than a “pale” one. This pushes businessmen, entertainers,
journalists and the like into inventing playful coinings by the dozen, coinings
which are more often than not grotesque capers, and become detrimental to
the language. The modern computer furore constitutes a most eloquent proof
of that phenomenon. Such a wild proliferation cannot but make any
dictionary start to read like a telephone book. Think for instance about the
already innumerable constructions with euro- where the original ending -pa
or -pe has simply vaporized. Today the chaos, intensified by intentional
labelling of lies as truth and truth as lies (desinformation) and producing
masses of double talk, has become so great that one cannot help thinking of
George ORWELL's futuristic Newspeak...
 The first and foremost rule of terminology is and should always be the one
of transparency, i.e define as clearly as possible the concept denoted by
the term itself.
 And in order to realize such a principle, one must situate a given notion as
precisely as possible within its hierarchical context – which is a matter of
nomenclature.
It is only after this determination of the part and the whole, that the name
under consideration justly merits the label of “term“ – thus "technical word“
– instead of merely commercial, fancy, slangy coinage. Paraphrasing a fairly
well known aphorism, we might say that: “Terminology is much too serious a
matter to leave it in the mouths of comedians and businessmen.”
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It will be only after such an objective analysis of a given concept, and after it
has acquired all the required linguistic and cognitive quali-fications, that the
term will cease to be a chance product from nowhere, and become a firmly
integrated and disciplined element. In this manner it will fully comply with
its task as a cog in the wheels of techno-scientific communication, on the
national and (especially) on the international level. But let's go back to our
sketchy overview of the history of standardization.
In the roaring twenties, in spite of the disastrous economic situation in
Germany, with government guidance a ruin, a multitude of manu-facturers
realized on second thoughts that it was contrary to their own interests (and
to “public interest”), to let standardization come about by chance initiatives
in this or that sector. So, they set out to interest government officials in
founding a nationwide normalization bureau. When this came into existence
in Germany, the example was soon followed by other industrialized
countries. Technical or scientific progress never respects linguistic or
political barriers.
As a result of these multiple and repeated efforts, within and beyond
national borders, there appeared in 1928 the International Federation of
National Standardizing Associations (ISA). Its aim was not only
rationalization of tools, machines, and working procedures, but also of
precise definitions and... names. Its motto was: first standardize at the
national level, then at the international level, congruent with the principle
that one should first bring order in one's own house and then clean up the
street.11
2.4 Two Pioneers
In 1931, in such a situation there appeared a doctor's thesis, decisive in
relation to the question of normalization in terminology: Sprachnormung in
der Technik (Linguistic Standardization in Technics). Its author was an
Austrian engineer till then unknown: Eugen WÜSTER (1898-1977). This work
became the gospel for all ensuing experimentation in terminology. Today the
principles, which were developed in it, still constitute the theoretical basis of
all work in terminology, although more recent and up-to-date handbooks
such as the one by FELBER [see note 3] surpass it in scope and detail.
A translation into Russian made WÜSTER's book and ideas known in the
Soviet Union of 1935. One of its five (!) translators was Ernest Carlovitch
DREZEN (1892-1937), initiator of Soviet interlinguistics and himself the
author of a number of articles about oral and written communication in
general, as well as the first comprehensive compilation of constructed
languages through the ages – which run into the hundreds (!). Almost
11. We limit ourselves to strictly European history. A more or less comparable and parallel evolution
took place in the United States of America, this giant of industry and enterprise, finally giving form to
the famous National Bureau of Standards.
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completely unaided he had founded in 1934 a special commission for the
standardization of terms and expressions in the realm of science and
technology, highly needed and being de-manded in the immense
multilanguage Bolshevik society in full organizational development. His
report “On the problem of inter-nationalizing a techno-scientific dictionary“
was therefore very welcome, not only with the Soviet Academy of Sciences –
inevitably so in the all-encompassing perspective of the Marxist “World
Revolution“ – but equally well-received at an International Conference on the
subject, which took place the same year in Stockholm, initiated by the
standardization committees of several countries. As a result an International
Committee was founded soon after in 1936, occupying itself with “language
for special purposes”, and commonly named Technical Committee 37 (TC37).
From then on this committee began publishing recommendation after
recommendation relating to termi-nological lexicography – the planning of
technical dictionaries – in numerous sectors and several important
languages. At the present moment dozens of countries and international
institutions are affiliated to it.
In 1946, at the end of World War II, the former ISA changed its logo
somewhat to ISO – for “International Standardization Organization“ –
because it wanted to enlarge its scope of activities to include standards
applying to weights and measures (the SI-system), time indication (the UTCsystem), postal codification (the ZIP-code), transcription of non-Latin
alphabets, numbering of chapters in official papers, dimensions of stationary
(the DIN-format), etc. etc. Note that this institute worked inversely to the
former policy: first work out international standards and only afterwards try
to adapt the general directives to the peculiarities of each participating
nation. That's what the title's changeover meant to imply. The idea is not
unimportant, for an international perspective allows things to be seen
independently and rationally, without being hampered by ethnic grammars,
idioms, ways of making sentences, or other traditional conditionings of the
mind. How these international findings and recommendations are actually to
be implemented in each ethnic context is of course each people's burden.
(We intend to come back to this matter later.)
Finally, in 1949 and after the founding of several more organisms in
between, the highest and most prestigious cultural body in the world,
UNESCO, having become fully aware of the problem and its impact, created
a really worldwide and apparently definitive organization far exceeding the
European or North-American encompassment. To this end, responsible
officials contacted the Austrian Normalization Institute in Vienna, where all
European efforts had come to be centred – not least through the influence of
WÜSTER – officially recognizing its value and importance for humanity. That
is how the universal centre for terminology INFOTERM came into existence and
was equipped with the steadily growing specialized communication network
TERMNET, a sort of blueprint for our present day INTERNET.
It would be difficult to evaluate the contribution of each of our two pioneers
to this great leap forward in the matter of terminology; especially since they
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used to correspond with each other and could enlist the help of noted
assistants and supporters. And while the Austrian engineer WÜSTER received
in 1949 the honorary task of actually directing this great institute and
defining its objectives, as a token of general esteem and recognition – a part
which he played until his death – the poor DREZEN for his part could not
enjoy such a success, for he was executed long before by stalinists under the
charge of promoting “dangerous cosmopolitism“, during the bloodthirsty
Great Purge of 1937, ordered by STALIN.12
2.5 Two Approaches
Our two pioneering terminologists, either by mutual agreement or
coincidence, envisaged their goals being achieved through a sort of
terminological codification, in other words a certain “Terminological Key”.
What was this to consist of ? Well, according to both of these researchers,
essentially of:
a) A list of word stems and affixes of a scientific nature, internationally used
and usable.
b) Grammatical rules for making compounds and derivations with these
elements.
By means of such an International Terminological Key – which should
moreover be adaptable to separate usages in ethnic tongues – a practical and
“easily applicable terminological language” was to be fabricated which every
intellectual would be able to use, passively or actively, regardless of his or
her origin or cultural background. The adoption of such a universal
linguistic tool would make any foregoing study of the classical European
languages, Greek and Latin, super-fluous, unlike the situation today where
they are still a prerequisite in many scientific disciplines, regardless of
whether those disciplines really have anything to do with philology or not. It
is often the case that a combination of Greek and Latin and Mathematics is
considered a prestigious study, which youngsters undertake simply as a
status symbol, or are prodded into by their parents. Likewise in Japan the
usage and study of classical Chinese is practised even though this is of
relatively little practical use today. But if our two initiators agreed quite well
on the principles listed, they profoundly diverged as to the way to implement
them. Sometimes there yawns a great chasm between saying and doing...
***
12. We mustn't forget to mention that DREZEN was also a convinced and agitating communist, which
(partly) explains his great personal prestige in both the Red Party and State. But, along with many
colleagues linguists, he had the misfortune to bet on the wrong horse: Inter-nationalism. When
STALIN's policy suddenly turned away from (proclaimed) internationalism to (factual) soviet imperialism,
the whole gamut of revolutionary “internationalists”, regardless of their former prestige or occupation,
became suspect overnight. Readers who master German can read full details of this tragic history in
Dr. Ulrich LINS: Die gefährliche Sprache (The Dangerous Language) – Gerlingen, Bleicher Verlag,
1988.
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At this point, we can no longer keep silent about a very important factor:
DREZEN as well as WÜSTER happened to be esperantists, i.e. speakers of
Esperanto, each independently of the other but both from their schooldays !
So we should not be surprised that this international language, Esperanto,
constructed by the Jewish oculist L.M. SAMENHOFF 13, and which they
mastered extremely well, had a strong influence on their researches, leading
them to use it also as an international code for sciences and technology.
DREZEN was the first to present an official paper on this “International Code,
written and spoken” to the international conference at Stockholm.14 His
proposal for the thesaurus of this Code was an Esperanto more or less
modified after the model of Ido15 and which should be used more or less
parallel to “fundamental” Esperanto,16 as the socioglot, but without however
going beyond “the translation of titles and nomenclatures, not of complete
sentences”. In a somewhat schematic way, this approach should make
possible the “splitting” of the Esperanto grammar and everyday vocabulary
into a form for general usage and one for purely technical usage. He sent a
copy of this draft to his pen-friend WÜSTER, asking his opinion on the new
approach.
From the extensive reply, in Esperanto of course , we quote the following
passage, pertinent to our present subject:
13 . We prefer to employ the original German spelling of his name, the only one using the Latin
alphabet in his region at that time. In Esperanto – and through translations from this into ethnic
tongues – it is the more phonetic form ZAMENHOF which has generally come into usage. More-over, the
inventor himself later on substituted his real Jewish forenames, Lejzer Motel, by the “christianized”
Ludoviko Lazaro (Louis Lazarus), very probably because of the vehement antisemitic atmosphere,
reigning in those days as strongly as in our own time. The generalized prejudice against “artificial”
languages was (and is) already strong enough by itself, not to reinforce it by a Jewish origin for
Esperanto.
As a matter of fact, the historical study mentioned in footnote 12 pertains precisely to the bloody
persecutions suffered by esperantists under totalitarian regimes. In the same perspective most authors
prefer to give him the Polish nationality, since he lived in Byalistock; but at that epoch this city was
Russian tzarist territory. A fairly entwined imbroglio. Only this covering up of historical facts can
explain the fairly recent luxurious edition in Esperanto of “The Holy Koran”, sponsored by islamic
states...
14. A small account of this event, titled “Wüster and Drezen” by Delcourt & Amouroux, appeared in the
magazine «Esperanto»
1978, p.187.
published by the Universal Esperanto-Association, Rotterdam, November
15. Ido = A rival constructed language, which set out to render Esperanto (even) more logical, but
which succeeded only in provoking a painful schism in the esperantist movement of that time, before
lapsing into oblivion as it brought no really new insight. Its name today lives on as a welcome riddle
in... crossword puzzles. Around 1980 the number of still living adepts was estimated at about 200. If
any are left today, they will have to be sought in homes for the aged, except for some interested
linguists.
16. One should know that Esperanto rests on a kind of untouchable Bible, called “The Fundament”,
which every esperantist is supposed to obey to the letter, and which contains the official grammar and
vocabulary. This in order to prevent fragmentation by an endless series of reforms, since many a
newcomer thinks he can do better on preposterous grounds, but actually only expresses his own
subjective likes or dislikes.
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“On the other hand I don't think that the standardizers will see their
creative work in such a way that they will modify [only] some common
word stems; for example doubling kaj (“and”) with ed, or baldaù [“soon”]
with bald. On the contrary, at discussions [with my colleagues] I have
always observed that among non-esperantists virtually only the
normalizers fully comprehend the principle that one should not sacrifice
unity for trivial variations. Through changes or parallelisms like ed we
would moreover cause confusion and conflict among the esperantists,
jeopardizing not only the [terminological] Code, but even Esperanto.”
Indeed, the proposal by DREZEN proved stillborn, because of his absolute
neglect for the already existing and functioning Greek-Latin heritage, which
scientists undoubtedly don't want to obliterate at a stroke, and which is of a
quite different nature than the common language.
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By this we learn that the two pioneers agreed on the principle that the Codeto-be must be something different from everyday language –– i.e. from the
international Esperanto for both ― yet somehow staying parallel to it like
confluent rivers. For the Latvian-born Russian this meant a vocabulary and
grammar quite close to Esperanto, for the German-speaking Austrian it
meant a vocabulary and grammar quite close to the graeco-latin thesaurus.
Let's once more cite WÜSTER:
“It is essential to establish uniform rules for creating codified words.
These rules will offer a kind of key for editing professional dictionaries
already in use. They must not result in a forceful mixture of languages
nor in the crippling of already nearly inter-national word forms .”
2.6 The Golden Axiom
We have no hesitation in naming as the “Golden Axiom” this other
declaration by the Austrian terminologist, which is going to be our Rule
number one:

“The only solution is to isolate standardized stems from the
ethnic languages and to combine them by a particular sentencemaking system. The new normalized word compounds must as
far as possible be constructed from word elements familiar to all
technicians of each nation; the procedure for combining these
word stems must [also] be standardized. Then these word
compounds will present – contrary to the old, only etymologically
restructurable, loanwords – an autonomous mnemonic help.
Yet, after years of struggling with the problem of how to bring this Key to life,
WÜSTER started having doubts about the feasibility of planting it in the soil of
Esperanto, misled by the fixed idea that it must of necessity have a
derivation system modelled on Latin. Therefore, and quite understandably,
he shifted his attention to a so-called naturalistic planned language (a
concept which we shall explain further on) and which uses a grammar quite
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close to Latin: Occidental. He leaned in that direction also because he never
succeeded in overcoming the innate prejudice of his colleagues against
Esperanto, which was much too autonomous for their liking.
Near the end of his career as a terminologist, he even came to believe in the
possibility of having two types of planned languages co-exist in the world of
the future: a so-called schematic project (Esperanto) for ordinary
communication and a naturalistic project (Occidental) for communication
among scientists. Which would boil down to a utopian modus vivendi
between “artificial” languages !
By contrast with his Russian counterpart, he did not remain at the purely
theoretical stage, but energetically began to gather elements to that end,
leaving at his death 20 maps of language material: his Radicarium and
Affixarium. One of the chief projects still under way at INFOTERM is the
preparation of such a highly promising “Key” based on that material. But, as
the initiator himself later realized, and as the present workers also
appreciate, this task proved much more difficult than expected. Otherwise
our world would already since decades have received from the hands of
WÜSTER or even of DREZEN, an acceptable language tool specific to sciences
and technology – perhaps not yet entirely complete and refined, but at least
rudimentally in operation.17
It is quite remarkable that the two foremost pioneers of terminology sought a
solution to the problems of this discipline in the framework only of a planned
language, in casu Esperanto, as if the realization within some natural
language deserved no consideration ! One may argue that their esperantist
background pushed them automatically in that direction. This may be true
to some extent, but is not sufficient an explanation, for both were also tried
and true scientists, objectively seeking progress in the field, regardless of
Esperanto. In other words: they worked primarily for terminology's sake, and
only co-incidentally in the cause of Esperanto. Besides, if they were
esperantists, INFOTERM surely is not, and this institution – despite all its
resources and know-how and after half a century of endeavour – has not
been able to reach the objective of an ITK either. So, there must be more to
the question than is apparent on the surface.
2.7 Why the Stalemate?
17. Treating only W ÜSTER and DREZEN in this short overview, does not imply that there have not been
some other worthwile standardization trials and studies by other researchers into this particular
language field, nor that there have not been many more who did not so radically search for a solution
through the introduction of a new form of language. Personally, we feel much indebted to the erudite
analyses of F.Cl. W ERNER, especially in his Die Benennung der Organismen und Organe – VEB, Max
Niemeyer Verlag, Halle (Saale), in the former DDR, 1970. This thoroughgoing work (at times even
prophetic), on namegiving in the realm of biology, should enjoy a much wider acclaim than it has – no
doubt because it never went outside German-speaking academic circles.
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Why is it so unexpectedly difficult to establish such a well determined
principle? In our opinion it is because our two pioneers and their alumni did
perhaps not clearly enough penetrate the nature of Language for Special
Purposes, as opposed to everyday language, a failure which held them
chained to the idea of a complete language instead of only a thesaurus.
No doubt the scientific word material itself is a source of difficulties. Latin,
as the model type of a flexion language, underwent so many changes and
entwinings in its grammatical and orthographic system ― through centuries
of uncontrolled evolution throughout the vast Roman Empire, with its many
different peoples, on through the European Middle Ages and the Renaissance
as Neo-Latin (through the mouths and pens of erudite non-native speakers)
― that it finally left us stuck with masses of chaotically structured words.
Especially because of phonological (articulatory) evolution processes, we now
stand before several possible forms of one and the same morpheme or affix.
Just one demonstrative example: For the meaning “with” we now have as
prefixes cum, con, comm, corr, caused by the given assimilation between
foregoing and following speech sounds. And, if considering in Latin ―
traditionally the chief source of scientific words ― the grammatical endings
of adjectives: -aceus, -alis, -arius, -atus, -ias, -itus, -ius, -osus, all with the
same general meaning, we are faced with “l'embarras du choix”. Classic
Greek suffers from the same ailment (syn-, sym-, syll-), although in a
somewhat milder way, but since it comes to us through the channel of Latin,
it is in no better position for handing down an organized thesaurus.
Thus it is very difficult to select among such variations a single basic form,
the future standardized element for the Key, since every isolating selection of
just one will produce a modification in other candidates. To a reformer like
WÜSTER this seemed somehow unacceptably drastic. Indeed, any
standardization wanting to be rational and efficient demands that the
linguistic material ― word stems and basic affixes ― be organized as
rigorously as possible, in their appearance as well as in their manner of
application. Every possibility of error should be avoided, by limiting or even
eliminating deviations and misinterpretations. All the more so since one
must also take into account the semantic value of the word elements to
apply: which of the possible meanings (often numerous too) attribute to this
or that selected morpheme?
This way, if one does not dare to apply the weeding hook and then deepfreeze the remaining constituents of graeco-latin terms, in their meaning as
well as their form, the task is never going to end. For, even if I NFOTERM or
some other body should succeed in creating the Key, by maintaining the
(near) totality of traditional forms and their (customary) meanings and
making only superficial adaptations, all specialists and scientists,
regardless of their fields, would still be obliged to acquire a preliminary
working knowledge of Latin and Greek, in order to use this international
language tool.
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This is particularly true for the domains of zoology and botany, in which
graeco-latin names play a central part, but where these names are so
incredibly chaotic and their taxonomic framework anything but stable and
uniform, that they only succeed in producing endless discussions and
headaches. The problem of linguistic standardization is thus about the most
poignant in the biological science fields, and there also the most clearly
recognizable.
The wisdom of Prof. WERNER clearly penetrates the root of this matter,
where he states in the Introduction to his Die Benennung [see note 17]:
“One should as far as possible make the presently available names [of
living creatures and their organs] more understandable without putting
their taxonomic coherence in danger and at the same time create a basis
for precisely formulating new meaningful names. No one has the right to
demand from experts and other users of these names a complete study of
ancient or foreign languages. Instead of referring them to voluminous
dictionaries and grammars, one would do better to create new handbooks
and dictionaries reduced to the language material really needed [in their
disciplines]. The linguistic competence acquired in this manner would in
no way be detrimental to the taxonomist, while being actually very useful
to non-specialists. That linguistic basis should not of course be limited to
a mere list of names ! What we need is a coherent scientific system, in
which the individual terms can [clearly] relate to each other.”
Unwittingly this German biologist well rephrases the solution eagerly sought
by our pioneers. What they were dealing with is in essence the old problem,
known to every living language, of the assimilation of names and words
imported from an outside culture ― loanwords. Such an imported product
carries with it not only its meaning but also its appearance, modelled after
the specific criteria of the source language, i.e. according to a spelling
(usually) reflecting neither the pronunciation rules nor the morphology
(structure) of the target language. This awkward situation is even more
striking when the source language is of the inflexional type and the target
one of the agglutinative type, or vice versa; not to mention non-alphabetic
languages.
What, for instance, to do in French or Dutch or Italian or Polish or ... with
the inevitable word-flow from the modern computing business? Many will
find homemade transformations for “data” like Daten in German, or données
in French. For others will be found a home-made equivalent like estampador
in Spanish for printer. But how many foreigners let themselves be nicely
naturalized in this way? The famous word pipeline of the oil industry in
France, well structured inside, never got around to become oléoduct, despite
French government (!) efforts, but remained pipe-line, while the sound
bouteur never got around to replace the omnipresent bulldozer. Now, since
we have to deal here especially with Latin (or latinized) word stems, let's take
the example of Dutch, which never got around to choose among plurals for
loans like sacralia, catalogi, hominidae, coronae, ...
and also uses
indifferently sacraliën, catalogussen, hominiden, corona's. All the great
languages surely have some of those Latin lice on their furs.
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DREZEN, as we have seen, tried to solve the dilemma by a derivation system
for the Key, modelled after Ido, while WÜSTER on the other hand chose a
certain rationalization of the pure Latin derivation system as found in
Occidental. But both of them ― and this must be emphasized ― erroneously
believed in the absolute necessity of also equipping their new scientific
lexicon with a grammar completely different from everyday language,
although rationalized and simplified. Consequently, what they proffered
could not in fact be anything else than yet another new language instead of a
new vocabulary. And since they both propounded Esperanto as the
“international second language for everyone”, they now had two such
languages on their hands, one on top of the other: one for the scientist and
one for the man-in-the-street. A dead alley which they apparently did not
quite recognize, for, if it has proved to be impossible to this day, after more
than a century of usage by generations of adepts, to induce official
acceptance of Esperanto alone, how on earth could one expect acceptance of
two such projects ?!
As we saw, DREZEN's baby was stillborn; and to our knowledge no one ever
reconsidered this approach. WÜSTER, to the contrary, went on to be fostered
by INFOTERM, but couldn't reach adolescence. Esperanto even proved (or
appeared) to be a technical handicap in itself, for the conflict between this
constructed language and the graeco-latin lingo seemes irresolvable. A
favourite argument and a pain in the neck to WÜSTER was the apparent
difficulty of reconciling the adjectival forms konus a and konus eco of
traditional Esperanto, which no other language uses, with the equivalent
and in the outside world widely used latinisms con ic and con ic itat. The
first forms, in the completely autonomous Esperanto system, are absolutely
regular compared to other adjectival forms and utterly without exceptions to
this rule, but they are also absolutely contrary to the capricious
morphological traditions in the great European languages.
This incompatibility, seemingly of an absolute nature, weighed so strongly on
his mind, that the former zealot for Esperanto, as we saw, began little by
little to flirt with the rival constructed language Occidental (later rebaptized
Interlingue), published 1909 by Ergo DE WAHL (1867-1948), and which was
of the so-called naturalistic type and thus much closer to the Latin
(romance) scientific vocabulary.
Quite independently, and apparently unaware of the foregoing historic
development, Ron CLARK and Wendy ASHBY published in 1984 a language
project named Glosa,18 invented for the same purpose: international
communication among scientists. They, too, refined up to 5000 graeco-latin
word elements and gave them an embodying grammar (“Glosa mechanics”)
with word stems generally reduced to only one syllable and utterly without
any inflexional forms. No wonder the look of this newest proposal ― apart
from its really scientific terms ― is strangely reminiscent of SCHLEYER's old
Volapük: Fe pa gene u grama (“She got the letter”), Mo bibli ma de pre (“One
18. Glosa, POB 18, Richmond, Surrey TW9 2AU, England.
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book more than before”). If “ordinary folk” are supposed to use this language
too, it will force a peasant to talk like a university professor...
Striking in these three exemplary cases, is that the authors had in mind the
notion that it is absolutely necessary to go all the way and turn the
scientific thesaurus into a fully fledged language of its own, instead of trying
to integrate the scientific word elements in some already existing language ―
an idea which wasn't even considered, but which we are going to consider
now.
Yes, why not use an existing natural language as the soil for planting the
Key's thesaurus ??
2.8 Why not a Natural Language?
On purely speculative grounds it is fairly easy to trim the hedges, i.e. cut the
vocabulary back to the nude scientific word stems, collectable from the main
European languages. All one has to do is to modify these specifically
scientific elements in the same way as the inventor of Esperanto treated the
common words: enough to make them compatible with a stringently logical
building system, but so that the originals remain still recognizable. This
works fine with typically Greek elements, but is rather difficult with pure
bred Latin ones, although not impossible.
But we must realize that creation of such a vocabulary on a supranational
level is only the first part of the job. As a second part, the standardized word
elements have to be made integratable and integrated in some fully fledged
language, meaning that the gram-matically nude and neutral normoglot
stems of this Key have to be turned into real-life substantives, adjectives,
verbs. Are they to draw these characteristics from their own ancient
resources, or do they have to acquire them from the guest language ?
Rationalization of the mere usage of already complete terms, in the
diverse languages, is not such a great problem. Example: In molecular
biology one has four elementary bases, from which the now famous DNAmolecule of heredity is constructed: adenine, guanine, cytosine, and
thymine. The fourth one however has a companion ― uracil ― with which it
often changes places. The names of the foursome clearly show group
belonging through the common ending -INE, but the fifth jumps out of the
word picture. This happens, because uracil was known to organic chemistry
long before the cell's nucleus started to reveal its secrets. Now, to make the
last term also fit into the terminological picture, all one has to do is to give it
an appropriate new name, which will show its true nature as a base as well
as its role as a stand-in for thymine; e.g. parathymine against euthymine, or
alpha-thymine against beta-thymine. The name “uracil” then would go to
the archives and the operation would leave the common language as
untouched as before.
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But when it comes to making derivations of the sort convex-convexity,
mentioned before, the ending may eventually enter into conflict with a proper
common ending, hence with the host language's grammar. Let's say that
common English should imperatively demand here the form convexness. In
that case the Key's supposed prescription of -ity would fall into the water,
and be unable to claim absolute universality.
Also, there is the matter of integrating the normoglot stems themselves. This
may mean, for instance, that the graeco-latin word stem pharmac-, present
in so many languages, including English, will have to be changed ― if
referring to the International Terminological Key advanced by this work ―
to the Key's stem farmak- ; but the particular substantive ending for this
basic word (if any) with the meaning “pharmacy” would remain what it is in
each language: farmaky, farmakie, farmakia, farmaket, etc.
If this were only a matter of spelling, of the written language, there might be
a real possibility that such a step could be taken in practice. But in
many cases, as in the above, the pronunciation would have to change too ―
k instead of c ― which directly cuts into the flesh of the spoken language.
That is another matter altogether, which no one in his right mind would
expect to come about, short of some French or Bolshevik Revolution;
certainly not in the short run.
And what with out-and-out Latin words like firmament, the basic elements
of which are so strongly welded together that they cannot be separated
clearly enough for placing in the International Terminological Key? Here we
have no alternative ― if rationalization must take place ― than to completely
substitute them by compounds (or derivatives) constructed with true and
sound elements of the ITK, which will produce hitherto unseen words. The
above example in that case would eventually be substituted by siderokranj(from “heaven” plus “dome”); a well structured and comprehensible term for
a happy possessor of the Key, yes, but totally alien and thus abhorrent to
any speaking community of the Western World. All the more so, since many
latinisms, in ancient times considered as professional terms, especially in
Church and universities, have since long penetrated the common language
layer, rendering the scientific vocabulary not only latinistic but by the same
token Eurocentric. Changing these would be equivalent to changing the
natural languages !
The principle is quite simple and logical in itself, though: the specifically
scientific word(stem)s must all be modified in the same way as the inventor
of Esperanto treated the common words: enough to become compatible with
a stringently logical system, but so that the originals remain sufficiently
recognizable. As we have seen, this works fine with typically Greek elements,
but is rather difficult with purely Latin ones. Therefore, the procedure
collides with a formidable obstacle, not of a linguistic or practical nature, but
of a purely psychological one: the idea of having to say a definitive
goodbye to Eurocentrism, or rather to eurocentristic capriciousness!
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This operation can be compared, for example, to worldwide application of the
DIN-sizes for paper sheets. Once a given country accepts these new
international measures, expecting a much vaster market, all its machines for
cutting, folding, assembling, or packing paper have to be either modified or
replaced, which may be no small matter, demanding extra investments and
incurring delay for the change-over. The same principle holds for the import
of standardized terminology in ethnic languages; but in such a highly
personalized and psychologically sensitive medium a much stronger
incentive will be necessary to breach the barrier. This goes certainly for
English, since the world's leading nations, especially the USA, rest their
political and economic weight to a considerable extent on the language
factor, though this is seldom openly recognized and understood ― Language
is Power!
All these considerations leave us no alternative but to implement the Key in
a planned language. Indeed, since absolutely no living natural language
is going to tolerate such a treatment, we forcibly have to turn our attention
to a planned language which can still be moulded to fit the requirements of
the new thesaurus, like it or not. But in that case: which one and how? And
is there any tangible prospect for such a language being accepted as a
medium for worldwide communication?
To answer these questions, we have to make a temporary sidestep – long
overdue – and take a closer look at artificial, constructed, planned
languages.
The epithet “artificial” merely expresses disparagement and so is not a very
appropriate descriptor. “Constructed” is a lot better in this respect, but does
not completely convey the meaning of supranationality, since “natural”
languages, as we have seen, were also constructed at some turning-point in
their history, and after that little by little and anon-ymously, within their
speaking communities. Only “planned” clearly shows the willingness of a
particular creator or group of creators and their purposefulness, and should
therefore be preferred. Modern Hebrew is a brilliant example of this
possibility, a completely “dead“ language having become "alive” through
motivated planning by an enthusiastic committee.
3. About Planned Languages
3.1 General Principles
The idea of a supranational language for Mankind, based solely on logic and
rationality, for easy and unequivocal communication, rather than on
evolutionary complexity and capriciousness, is not at all new. Eminent
scientists like DESCARTES and LEIBNIZ seriously occupied themselves with the
topic. Throughout the centuries philosophers, lin-guists, and amateur
academics not only thought or wrote about the need and feasibility of a
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planned language, but often tried their hand at turning their ideas into
reality. As a result literally hundreds of projects saw the light of day, in all
stages of development, from (mostly) a mere outline sketch to (seldom) a fully
developed system. Even today the trend continues, given the extra incentive
of formulating a rational language treatable by man and machine alike, such
as Loglan for instance.
Now, in interlinguistics, the special branch of linguistics which occupies
itself with this subject, planned languages are divided into two main
categories: the a priori type and the a posteriori type.
The first category usually starts from a hierarchical set of general and
abstract notions. To each of these notions an arbitrarily intended letter or
syllable is then attributed. The combination of notions ― e.g. living being +
animal + horse ― thus automatically produces a unique string of syllables,
ergo a “word”. It goes without saying that this sort of vocabulary looks alien
to a normal language. A fair example of that type is Solresol, published in
1866 by a certain J.F. SUDRE, based on the musical notes as syllables, so
that it could be played as well as spoken and written !
The second category starts from a thesaurus of existing words, selected
(usually) at random from a given set of languages, mainly Western. These
words are treated in such a way that they can be used as stems, obeying a
newly invented rationalized grammar. This category, however, needs to be
divided again into, on the one hand, schematic languages and, on the other,
naturalistic languages, as we mentioned in the preceding chapter.
A naturalistic project tries to mould its vocabulary as little as possible and
leaves it close to the original forms; as a result the grammar for actually
making sentences with the chosen morphemes is bound to be relatively
complicated, though less so than what the original languages prescribe. A
good example of this subtype, which enjoyed some success for giving
summaries of scientific articles in multi-language journals, is Interlingua,
thought up by a team of specialists from 1924 till 1953 grouped in the
International Auxiliary Language Association (IALA) and published in 1951.
It did not however outlive its main promoter, Dr. Alexander GODE, who died
in 1971. Today a couple hundred of adherents may still be around, though.
On the other hand, a schematic subtype pays particular attention to the
logic and simplicity of its grammar and only afterward really begins to build
up its vocabulary on and around this harmonious scaffolding. An example of
this was the Volapük by J.M. SCHLEYER (1879), already mentioned, who put
his borrowed word elements in such a bed of PROCRUSTES, that the language
was very hard to learn (remember) and even harder to pronounce: vol is a
leftover of “world” and pük a leftover of “speak” = “Worldspeak”. In spite of
this relative intricacy it succeeded in recruiting some thousands of
“speakers”, but finally gave way, almost overnight, to a powerful newcomer ―
the Esperanto of Dr. SAMENHOFF, published in 1887.
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The big and decisive difference between these two subcategories is that
naturalistic projects are easy to read at first sight (passive character) ― at
least for people knowing the original source languages ― but hard to learn
and use actively, while schematic ones are easy to learn and use (active
character) ― even for non-European people19 ― though unfamiliar looking at
first glance. As a result the former (especially those based on EnglishFrench-Spanish) will easily recruit sym-pathisers among the academic
circles, but few real active users, while the latter will find relatively few
sympathisers among the (often polyglot) academicians, but a great number
of (monoglot) “simple folk” from all civilizations, willing to rapidly acquire
mastery of an international language.20
Of course, there are also systems on the market which only simplify and
abridge a given natural language, in order to make it easily digestible for
foreigners, the best known example being perhaps C.K. OGDEN's Basic
English; but this category cannot be really considered as being constructed ―
rather: “deconstructed” ― and thus least of all apt for embedding the ITK.
Only candidate left: the schematic Esperanto.
3.2 Fortunes and Misfortunes of Esperanto
Why concentrate on Esperanto and give only scant regard to any of the other
constructed candidates, like perhaps WÜSTER's pet Occidental? Simply
because to date it is the only project which has grown into a real and
interactively spoken language, so that in fact it can no longer be classified as
a mere “project”. So let us get better acquainted with this language and its
adherents.
1. The first question which invariably pops up, when someone is confronted
with a propagandist for Esperanto and has been assured that, yes, it still
exists, is: How many people speak it?
– The answer to this question, invariably of great importance to the layman,
is nearly impossible to give in exact numbers. First, because already four or
19. We use the name Western or European in a very large sense, since of course non-Indo-European
languages like Basque, Finnish, Maltese etc. belong to the same geographical realm.
20. More details and aspects of this subject can be found in, among others:
Mario Pei – One Language for the World – Biblio & Tannen, New York 1968
and Andrew Large – The Artificial Language Movement – Blackwell, New York 1985.
It must be considered a great pity, that most studies about and compilations of planned languages – a
whole library – have only been published in... Esperanto. A specialized centre, CDLI, collecting and
cataloguing anything on the vast subject and in any language, operates in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Rue
du Progrès 33, CH-2300 Switzerland.
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five generations have passed the torch on. Are these to be added together?
Second, one has to determine what the name “esperantist” implies. A great
number of recruits take an elementary course, but then drop out completely.
Others do take part in the Movement's activities, but somehow never rise
above the level of mundane remarks about the weather. Only a hard core
takes the matter serious enough to become so proficient that they will haul
each other over the coals about steps to take or not to take for the promotion
of their dear language. Some spend part of their working life, or even all of it,
employed professionally in the Movement's Central Office.21 Only a very few
learn it from the cradle and thus can be called native speakers.22
Then there is the fact that for many, or even most, of the adepts it is mainly
a written language. Many people learn it by themselves in isolation, out
of a handbook ― which is perfectly feasible ― but never get around to talking
with other adepts, unless they step out of their cultural isolation. A situation
which typically applies and actually happened to a Cherokee Indian in his
reservation, a schoolteacher in Siberia, a Nepalese merchant, a Congolese
copper worker.
Consequently it is no wonder estimates range from about a hundred
thousand (surely too small a figure) to ten million (surely an exag-geration).
An educated guess therefore is something like a million. This population
may not seem much on world scale, but it is definitely more than many
recognized ethnic tongues can boast about. In any case it is a highly
diasporic language community, which only in bigger cities finds opportunity
for regular meetings and associations.
2. Are there any books in Esperanto?
– More than you will be able to read and digest in your lifetime. Actually, the
flood of new publications about every conceivable subject is so great and
incessant ― several hundreds per year ― that no one can hope to acquire
them all, let alone read them. They are issued in many different countries ―
Japan, Vietnam and China included. Since the former Soviet Union fell
apart, inflow from her republics just cannot be controlled. Of course here, as
elsewhere, there is much chaff among the wheat; young newcomers
especially will start translating without having received any commission to
that end ― so that stacks of manuscripts pile up with publishers, without
ever seeing the light of day. A well provisioned library, like the one in the
London Club, lists about 10,000 titles.
3.
Surely, there can exist no real literature in such a conglomeration!
21. Since 1955 the Universala Esperanto Asocio, at Nieuwe Binnenweg 176, NL-3015 BJ Rotterdam.
22. International contacts now and then lead to a marriage – French-Polish, British-Hindu, DutchJapanese, a.s.o. – in which the household language normally is Esperanto, later being picked up by
the children.
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– Granted, the lion's share goes to instruction books, dictionaries, and
propaganda material. But high-brow classical literature is well represented
too: SHAKESPEARE, PROUST, GOETHE, CERVANTES, TOLKIEN, Omar KHAYYAM,
GOGOL, TAGORE, KAWABATA, LUSIN etc. etc. Even a special liking for ancient
authors seems to have taken hold lately: CHAUCER (Canterbury Tales), VILLON
(Ballades), RACINE (Andromaque), SENECA (Octavia), SOPHOCLES (Antigone) ...
The truth is, that hardly any great author remains untranslated into
Esperanto, because every nation, and especially ethnic minorities, grasp this
opportunity for proudly displaying their cultural worth to the outside world.
So, in Esperanto you will find works which never even appeared in English !
And the quality is usually high, not just low or mediocre !
Original prose and poetry are not at all rare, either, though naturally little
known outside the Movement itself. There is even the em-barrassment that
mere beginners try their hand at writing poems, thinking themselves divinely
inspired, just because the language is so easy to manipulate and so
expressive that it quite naturally lends itself for poetry ― good or bad.
Interesting to note, comparative analyses have been made of translations
into several languages, for example of VERLAINE's “Feuilles mortes”. The
Esperanto version, if done by a competent poet, invariably turns out superior
(sic) to other versions in fidelity to the original, in form as well as
expressiveness. Strange and hard to credit about a planned language, but
nevertheless simply true.
4. I have never come across an esperantist before, and yet I travel quite a lot
!
– You may be right at that, but how are you going to distinguish an
esperantist? The Movement admittedly has an emblem ― a fivepointed green
star (symbol of the five continents) on a green background (symbol of the
hope for mutual understanding) ― but if you don't know this, you are not
going to recognise it. Moreover, only inveterate zealots care to advertise
themselves that way. Don't forget that theirs is a diasporic community and
that to see (and hear) them in action, you will have to attend the local club
or go to an occasional meeting, which are to be found in nearly every great
city, sometimes even diversified as these people tend to group themselves
together according to religious beliefs, hobbies, or political convictions.
5. How can you go on the international tour you claim, if everything is going
on only in local club s?
– That is what esperantists realized themselves from the very beginning. So
they started out worldwide correspondence, a very intense and lively mail
indeed, which is still alive and kicking, today in the form of user groups on
the INTERNET. Then they issued news and information periodicals on the
national and international level, too numerous to list. And last but not least,
they organized and still organize gatherings on the national and
international scale, also too numerous to list, which are announced and
advertised also to the outside world but invariably meet only a deaf ear.
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They have an annual mass meeting in July-August,
their Universal
Congress, which always takes place in a different location; up to now of
course mainly in European countries, but also the other continents
occasionally have their turn. These mass-meetings have an average
attendance of about 1500 (!) and customarily last a whole week, with a
kaleidoscopic range of events ― endless platform discussions about next
year's policy, forum discussions on language topics, the history and folklore
of the host town and nation, individual hobby meetings (vege-tarianism,
postal stamps, chess, amateur radio, religion etc.), “summer university”
lectures, theatre and film presentations, apart from the usual excursions,
ball, banquet, and oratorical opening/closing ceremonies – all compressed
into that small period. To outsiders (local journalists) it is a baffling
experience to observe and hear this con-centration, from all walks of life,
countries, races, background, chattering like magpies in one and the same
language, though with a multitude of different accents. The Congress
members themselves think nothing of that fact; to them it is a very normal
and natural phenomenon.
Since the first such Congress at Boulogne-sur-mer (France 1905) the
tradition has been interrupted only by the war years ― 1965 was held in
Tokyo, 1972 in Portland (USA), 1977 in Reykyavik, 1981 in Brasilia, 1986 in
Peking, 1993 in Seoul; 1996 saw the 81st in Prague, and 1997 the 82nd in
Adelaide (Australia); and so on. Mind you: “average attendance” does not
imply that it is always the same people who flock to it ! The diversity of
locations is precisely intended to give everybody a chance to take part,
though of course only the relatively well-to-do can afford the expenditure. A
grant exists however, for enabling each year a handful of “worthy” but poor
members to take part in the event, coming mostly from underdeveloped
countries. Imagine the amount of efforts, talent, and energy by the host city
and regional clubs to voluntarily organize such a mass event and take care
of board and lodging plus catering for that many people, usually without
substantial aid from their governments. This should give a good idea of the
reality, vivacity, and efficiency of Esperanto.
Also noteworthy is the fact that, though both World Wars literally decimated
its ranks, each time the Movement rose from its ashes with a younger
generation at the helm. The dictatorial regimes of Germany, Japan, and
Soviet Russia relentlessly persecuted esperantists as mortal state enemies
[see note 12]. So, it is almost a freak of history that Communist China now
actively promotes and sustains Esperanto, up to university level ― no doubt
as an extra means of countering the cultural influence of the USA, though
with only minor success.
6. If all this is really true, then why hasn't any international body, like the
United Nations, cared to put it on its list of working languages ?
– That is a very pertinent question, indeed. There are two main answers:
• One is the seldom realized fact that language represents power, political
and economic power. Imagine what would happen if all nations of the UN
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agreed on using Esperanto as their common and neutral denominator.
Would not the influence of the chief member states start dwindling
overnight? In 1950 an official petition to that end, carrying over 15 million
signatures from sympathizers all over the world, among which were quite a
number from prominent figures, was presented to the New York Secretariat.
This stack of documents became a sort of horrifying object, tossed by one
responsible official to another, as if it were a ticking time-bomb ― which
perhaps it is ― and from one office to another, until after some years the
petition landed somewhere in a Paris drawer, where it has been gathering
dust ever since.
Why? Because the responsible politicians and officials largely owed their
high positions not in the least to their mastery of English and/or another of
the official languages of the UNO. No politician of any rank is going to
jeopardize his position for the sake of an international neutral language,
without any political power to back it up. One should have known the
outcome of this campaign, for there was a precedent. The late League of
Nations at some point, after many preliminary talks and debates, was on the
verge of actually admitting Esperanto, when all of a sudden the French
Delegate ― having received explicit orders from his Government ― went into
a virulent diatribe and vetoed the proposal. France was not likely to
endanger its great political influence of that time, by letting the French
language be reduced to just one among the others. And that was that.
Imagine too what would happen to the regiment of highly skilled and highly
salaried translators and interpreters of the European Community, if their
important work would relatively suddenly be reduced to translating from or
to just a single language, Esperanto. And what about the thousands of
teachers and handbooks, sustained by the British Council, the GoetheInstitut, the Académie Française, for promoting English or German or
French in the wide wide world?
Again, language is power, and all those possessing power through, or having
built their position on, a given language, are not readily going to give that up
― short of a religious or semi-religious upheaval. All despite however
beneficial “a single secondary language for all” would be to the World at
large.
Therefore it is only within or through the influence of purely cultural circles
that Esperanto can ever hope to gain the recognition it needs, as with
UNESCO where the Esperanto-Movement (not the language as such!) is
accepted and registered under Category B (consulting associations) along
with institutes like the Red Cross.
• The second answer to that question is to be found with the inventors of
rival language projects: Esperanto itself is not (yet) absolutely perfect. So
they all set out to make something more perfect still, each one in a different
direction, of course. Nevertheless, the criticism is true, as leading
esperantists will readily admit. There are a certain number of inconsistencies
and illogical forms, which luckily do not really hamper the usage of
Esperanto ― otherwise national languages, having many more
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inconsistencies and illogical exceptions, would not be workable either. Yet
these black spots, so to speak, prevent it from reaching a position of such
internal and practical efficiency ― integration of the ITK in particular ― that
no other language would be able to challenge it.
Ever since its appearance, Esperanto has striven to be recognized as
equal to any natural language, but never even thought of becoming
technically superior ! So, there is no stringent technical reason why it
should be admitted onto the world scene. In fact, in our age of sciences and
technology, it undoubtedly comes a day after the fair.
3.3 The Great Weakness of Traditional Esperanto
Indeed, the spiritual baby of SAMENHOFF takes special pride in pro-ducing
high quality prose and poetry, original as well as translated, and the
oratorical art stands in high esteem, as we have seen. In fact these aims
stand so high on its priority list ― only next to teaching and making
propaganda ― that esperantists seem to be fascinated by it, as if this were
the only or the only worthwhile prerequisite for a language. Only a very small
minority of academically versed people try time and again to bring Esperanto
closer to the real world of commerce and technology. But their efforts do not
go much further than the production of technical and scientific word lists,
some articles and an occasional handbook, which are all so far from the
general interest for Esperanto that they find little or no response, even
among colleagues. Showing off, to the outside world, a treatise on nonEuclidian geometry, is one thing ― actually using and studying it, is another.
At the heart of the matter there is again that problem of Eurocentrism and
thus of terminology, which dare in no way deviate from the sacrosanct
Esperanto Fundament [re. Note 16]!
So, also from this most important aspect of international (tele)communication ― certainly in the future if not yet to-day ― which is the
“Language for Special Purposes” alias technical vocabulary, Esperanto
languishes at the foot of the hierarchy of internationally accepted languages.
Considering the fact that its creator had already inserted some scientifically
oriented articles into his Fundamenta Krestomatio, that already in 1904 the
first scientific journal in Esperanto was born, that already in 1908 an
association of professional scientists was founded, it may seem astonishing
that literature of a technical or scientific character nevertheless stayed an
impoverished and marginal activity of the “green movement” ― and thus also
techno-scientific terminology in this neutral language. Admittedly, thanks to
DREZEN and WÜSTER, the Movement does now feel and recognize the
necessity of a solution to this tenacious terminology problem ― even a
special (vegetating) committee was founded to that effect ― but results stay
permanently out of reach, today as yesterday.
In view of what we revealed in the foregoing chapters, this stalemate was to
be expected. Responsible people in the Movement generally display great
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incomprehension of the autonomous character of a normoglot (with a
morphological system quite its own) and for its opposition to, or interplay
with, the socioglot (also with a proper word making system), trying to throw
everything into one and the same basket — a labyrinth without issue. All the
efforts of the scientifically oriented minority therefore go in the direction of
(and are reduced to) pure and simple compilation of terms without any
structural relation to each other, by borrowing them lock, stock, and barrel
from national languages; nowadays of course chiefly from American jargon,
already chaotic from the start.
Nothing could be further from the idea of a standardized International Key,
for in this manner the loanwords are “assimilated” into Esperanto as if they
were just opaque monoliths, thus losing even the etymological transparency
and mnemonic aid which they may have had in the source language. Here
are some random examples of the procedure: shutro from English shutter,
saùrkraùto from German Sauerkraut (“acid-weed”), bareliefo from French
bas-relief (“low relief”), eskalo from Italian scala (“ladder”), konjugacio
from Latin conjugatio (“putting-together”), plus thousands of graeco-latin
compounds ― biologio, metempsikozo, antagonisma, elektrokardiogramo,
heliocentrismo ― in which the constituent word elements (stems, affixes)
have become non-existent for the Esperanto grammar.
True, as we mentioned before, national languages are also larded with such
combinations and derivations “imported from abroad”, and thus impossible
to dismantle and recombine by only the tools at hand. But then, these
languages do not pretend to be absolutely rational, regular, and utterly
simple to learn ― the very arguments and virtues by which Esperanto
aspires to recruit the whole of humanity. And above all, it is not this or that
ethnic language which is at stake here, for resolving the big problem of
international terminology, but explicitly Esperanto...
So, an avalanche of opaque technical terms has been raining down on the
linguistic prefab home of SAMENHOFF, ever since its building, covering it little
by little with a thick blanket, impervious to the grammatical devices
available.
Mr. KIDO M., a Japanese esperantist (not so blinded by Eurocentrism as
Westerners) described the awkward situation very well in one of the issues of
the official Esperanto-monthly:
“How can one proudly advocate Esperanto as being many times easier [to
learn] than French, English, or German, when its [naturalistic]
metamorphosis nowadays is progressing so strongly back to Latin,
synonymous with tediousness, or to English and other languages,
presenting mindracking disorder? The Japanese people, lured by
propaganda about its facility, was and is being [again] pushed away by
the growing difficulty of Esperanto. The only way out, I'm beginning to
think, is to regain control over Esperanto in ZAMENHOF's way”.
This complaint does not constitute an isolated case, but has been raised by
similar voices stemming from non-Western cultures. Maybe this process of
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creeping alienation in Esperanto, is best illustrated by the consecutive
official (explanatory) dictionaries of Esperanto. In the version of the thirties,
called Plena Vortaro (“full dictionary”) one can count about 8000 entries
(including a last minute supplement); that is: almost a thousand “ordinary”
words and 7000 of a “technical” nature, having been borrowed and accepted.
In comparison, the second version, published in the seventies, and now
called Plena Ilustrita Vortaro (“full illustrated dictionary”) ― similar in its
aspect to the Petit Larousse Illustré ― contains more than 15,000 entries.
And a recent revision approaches 17,000. This enormous increase is less
due to literary neologisms, collected from volumes of verse and prose, than
over-whelmingly to new technical and scientific terms, concomitant to the
Technological Age. In other words: some hundreds of basic words are
sufficient to cover all the necessities of “ordinary life” or of belles-lettres ―
such is the inherent power of Esperanto ― but for the necessities of
professional (thus factual) life at least as many thousands are needed. And
these additions to the vocabulary constitute only the visible tip of an iceberg
!
A very interesting and even ironical finding is the following one: in this,
comprehensive version23 one of the lexicographers (Dr. ALBAULT) quasistealthily introduced a class of new “naked” morphemes, taking from the
classical Greek word stock a collection of some dozen, selected at random
from the thousand possible ones. We cite: pseùd-, kardi-, mega-, neùr-,
gastr-, mikr-. Although this unannounced import represents by itself an
heretical manuvre against Holy Tradition, as laid down in the Fundamento
[see Note 16], it makes quite clear that Esperanto can no longer resist the
pounding of modern sciences and technology, expressed through these
stems of Greek origin.
Willy-nilly, the compilers of this reference book for esperantists, and all the
many adepts who seek counsel from it, are now at liberty to construct or to
separate words also by means of these alien elements; the Trojan Horse is
within the walls and the renowned rationality is beginning to crumble. A telltale sign is the appearance of many hybrid words, formed with a common
word stem plus -ologio, becoming in Esperanto media comparable to
chimeric words like babyphone, washo-matic, cheeseburger, mobocracy in
English. How are the esperantists going to decide in future editions which of
these innumerable foreign word elements are worthy of incorporation and
which must (still) be rejected? Apparently the initiator of this subreptitious
introduction (Albault) foresaw the danger, since he did not include for
example kata- (“down, below”) or lito- (“stone”), although these elements are
very frequent in scientific words; no doubt because they would at once have
caused confusion with the fundamental word stems kat' (“cat”) and lit'
(“bed”)...
Another eloquent illustration of the uncertainty of the innovator and his
consenting colleagues — caused by lack of a sound preliminary study of the
new word category and also by the lack of sufficient “digestion time” — is
23. The third version, fully revised, is now on the market.
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given by the many different labels attached to it in the dictionary: “technical
suffix, suffix element, scientific prefix, international scientific prefix, word
element used in..., technical word element, word part of Greek origin,
chemical abbreviation, international radical”, and others besides. And that,
when all these labels might simply be reduced to “normoglot radical” or "ITKstem”! But then, no one seems to know how to gain control over this
incongruous, undisciplined, strange, confusing, overflowing language
material. Mind you, this damburst occurred as it were “naturally”, by giving
way to the unbearable pressure from outside, without any known influence
of the antedating works by WÜSTER or any other terminologist !
Another pertinent question to ask is: by what rule or path, and with what
justification, does Esperanto admit importation of foreign elements into its
body and soul? That is made possible by a very particular rule of the green
grammar, especially inserted by SAMENHOFF himself.
3.4 The 15th Rule of Esperanto
It is necessary to fully appreciate the portent of this special rule, for it
constitutes the second milestone, the second axiom, on our road to realizing
the ITK. So, let's cite it in a translation from the original:
“The so-called loanwords, i.e. those which most of the [natural]
languages took from one source, are used in Esperanto without
change, receiving only the spelling of this language; but with
several [such] words around one stem it is better to use only the
fundamental word [stem]24 without change and form the other
ones parting from it according to the [other] rules of the
language Esperanto.”
This anomalous rule — which is to be our Second Axiom — stands in sharp
contrast to the other rules of the Esperanto grammar, sixteen in all,25
because of its formulation and its character. A percipient eye will detect in it
the perplexity and uncertainty of SAMENHOFF, confronted with this mountain
of alien words, which he didn't really know how to integrate into his system,
otherwise so fruitful in the field of “everyday life”. Indeed, this whole
prescription can be summarized as follows: “Do with the technical words as I
have done with the common words.”
Seen in that light, the prescription inflates itself to a whole programme,
parallel to but separate from the basic system. No one seems to have become
24. In this citation one should substitute the ambiguous “fundamental word” by “graeco-latin
morpheme”; SAMENHOFF was an inspired amateur but not a professional linguist !

25. This reduction of the Esperanto grammar to just 16 rules – a promotion banner for the Movement
– constitutes only a schematization. In practice most of them must be amplified by supplementary
prescriptions: on the usage of the article, aspects of the participle, reciprocal pronoun, use of the
accusative, etc.
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aware of this unpleasant reality, let alone accept it, before the advent of our
two terminologists. Undoubtedly this hidden handicap was and is the reason
behind the failure of so many efforts by so many leaders and propagandists
of the Movement, to introduce their favourite language into scientific circles.
They had no real programme for the mass of terms which had increased a
hundredfold since the 19th Century. But let us go back to our flock of
sheep.
This 15th rule could not help producing now and then ambiguities between
traditional words and new ones, the meanings of which seldom overlap —
homonyms. For example, the traditional radaro (“wheel-work”) collides with
the English loanword radaro (“radar”). This is intolerable in a language
abhorring confusion and even taking pains to have only one letter for each
phoneme and only one pronunciation for each letter; all the more so for
attributing only one meaning to each word, and vice versa. Which is just a
beautiful dream. But SAMENHOFF was an idealist, who firmly but naively
believed — as did many disciples after him — that “natural evolution” would
finally do away with these bumps in the road, without any need to interfere,
little by little, all by itself: “With time the new [and better] word form will
push the old form away, which will become obsolete.” He certainly never
realized, that adopting the technical thesaurus, so immensely more rich and
abundant, would in this vague way — and by its sheer quantitative
superiority — induce only an ever sharper “naturalism” into the Esperanto
vocabulary; precisely the contrary of what he wished and tried to simplify by
an extreme rationalization.
Practical usage clearly shows that in this manner one gives way to a mass of
monolithic words of the kind observatorio - rezistanco - akumulatoro, which
can never be brought into direct and structural relationship with the
traditional verbs observi - rezisti - akumuli, since the traditional grammar
does not possess appropriate rules for that goal, and only allows for word
forms like respectively observejo - rezistaĵo - akumulilo, which are hardly
ever used. Who cares?! Only non-Europeans. And if these examples may
seem relatively harmless and tolerable to adherents from the Western World,
consider mor-phological monstrosities of the type hamiltoniano - enumeracio pluskvamperfekto, which find no nail to get hooked on. One may rightly ask
how Chinese, Arabs, Turks and other non-European civilizations, on
learning that “second language for everyone”, will set about un-ravelling all
these strange concoctions without having preliminarily acquainted
themselves with (at least) one Western language, or without having a good
etymological dictionary at their disposal? Yet, traditional Esperanto still
boasts of being the international logical language. It is not ... yet.
Of course, every living language is modelled by centrifugal and centripetal
forces, one trying to shatter and dislocate elements (by in-competence of the
speaker or by foreign import), the other to order and reorganize elements
(through the law of analogy). Between these opposing poles it searches and
regains always a new dynamic equilibrium, a new harmony. But every one of
these natural re-alignments in the course of time cannot take place without
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also leaving ugly scars, making the language in fact ever more irregular and
difficult to learn than before — at least at the level of essential vocabulary. In
a constructed language, being (at least in principle) completely “logical”, like
Esperanto, Mother Nature will thus never succeed in taming the immense
horde of loanwords, which form a party of their own, but only in disrupting
the “fundamental logic” of its grammar — that is to say of its morphology. If
one really wants to (re)create basic law and order, a deeply considered and
all-engulfing operation is necessary, entrusted either to an individual
planner or a limited commission of experts, but above all governed by
rigorously defined criteria.
That's what WÜSTER clearly recognized in his now famous dissertation26
Internationale Sprachnormung in der Technik on the principles needed for
such an undertaking; already fully embedded in the framework of Esperanto:
“It is evident that the method of haphazard word formations and their
random selection assails the perfection of the language (coherence of its
system and lexical unity) as well as the efficiency of its evolution. The
initiative of this or that individual [to regulate] cannot be and must not
be entirely rejected. But then at least the [final] decision [about such
initiative] should be put in the hands of commissioned linguists. They
won't let themselves be so easily repulsed by [unusual] initiatives as
laymen would, because of their innate fear for everything uncommon.
Thanks to their experience, they will be able in advance to give a sound
estimate of how a hitherto unknown word will gain recognition in
practice. [...] The structural efficiency of a given expression depends not
only on the professional know-how of its coiner, but also on his
authority. [...] Know-how and authority can be combined most effectively
in a committee. But, there as well, an individual person must be the
fundamental initiator. The other committee members will later render a
judgment on the essential part of this project and on the material
selected. Moreover, it would be advisable, before final acceptance of the
whole, to let the thus prepared project be submitted to the general
public, with the right of proposing amend-ments up to a given deadline.”
This scientist of blessed memory thereby proposes a tactic precisely inverse
to that which is factually the custom in the “international second language”.
Indeed, we must repeat that what it does today is nothing else but imitate
ethnic languages in their irrational aspects, instead of demonstrating to
them, on this highly important terrain, what a language consciously and
wittingly planned is capable of...
INFOTERM, having taken over the work of WÜSTER, today is still struggling
with the inconsistencies between the normoglot ITK and the socioglot
languages (= English) or, rather, leaves them suddering in the back-ground
and occupies itself preferentially with bringing order in the general usage of
existing terms after the model shown earlier — a short-term instead of a
long-term policy. All the more so, since the “latinistic world” of theoretical
science is not the only one; there is also the “jargonized world” of technology
— which we will consider later and separately. This short-term policy also
26. Republished by Bouvier, Bonn 1970.
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permits responsible people to avoid the dangerous step of letting themselves
get involved with constructed languages, though that admittedly is the only
true way out. Clearly such an ostrich-attitude is never going to bring a
breakthrough in the matter ! That is why we dared pick up the fallen thread
and start from fresh.
For there is yet another theoretical possibility; the one we have implemented
in our ITK: find a language (or language system) in which no adaptation
conflict will occur, because the derivation systems of socioglot and normoglot
happen to live harmoniously together, forming just one linguistic whole.
Since to our knowledge no living ethnic tongue is likely to conform to this
characteristic, we picked Esperanto for the purpose, because only a planned
language can still be reformed, whereas a natural language cannot. Neither
DREZEN nor WÜSTER saw or considered this possibility, but we ventured to do
so, altering Esperanto's traditional form in such a way that the ITK becomes
a functional and inherent part of it. The result we named Universal
Esperanto, or Uniespo for short.
******
Dear reader, here we have come to a road junction. If you are interested in
learning more about Esperanto and its enlargement Uniespo, but without
losing sight of terminology, this is what we shall be dealing with next. If you
are not, just skip the following musings and go straight to Part Two, which
will give you full particulars on how to use the International Terminological
Key.
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PART TWO
The Solution
E.K. Drezen (1892-1937)
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4. Solution to the Problems
4.1 The Fusion Axiom
The deplorable consequences for Esperanto of opening an unguarded door to
the outside world, the Fifteenth Rule, should not make us overlook that its
basic concept is well in keeping with the Golden Axiom, our first rule.
Both repose on logic and system in the art of combining and deriving word
elements. With this basic accord in mind, we venture to propose a further
Rule, the Fusion Axiom, linking the former ones together :

Joining the first two axioms together, allows us to rationalize the
graeco-latin morphemes (stems and affixes) according to the
principle of WÜSTER, while the principle of SAMENHOFF makes
them applicable as compounds and derivations in actual
language.
As we argued in Chapter 2.8 it is utterly unlikely that such a step can and
will be taken in English or any other Western tongue. Only a planned
language, Esperanto, is still in a phase where it may be made compatible
with this axiom, ergo with the exigencies of the ITK. But that means
breaking eggs in order to make the omelette. Nobody would be able to mount
a totally new type of carriage onto a traditional underframe, without making
at least some adjustments. But that's precisely where the shoe pinches and
where DREZEN sought refuge with Ido, while WÜSTER with Occidental,
thinking it impossible to operate on Esperanto itself — the Holy Fundament
implacably standing guard.
The obvious solution for both would have been to simply ignore this absolute
barrier and start making all the necessary adjustments in the language, so
that the Key might become an integral part of its organism. We do not know
whether such a thought ever occurred to them, but it is certainly what we
endeavoured to bring about. The result is something like a wholly new
version of Esperanto which cannot be said to con-stitute a new planned
language altogether, but which differs from it sufficiently to be considered a
rival project. It is either that, or no Key at all; full stop!
Indeed, we took this opportunity (while redesigning the old garden) to tear
out whatever weeds were overlooked by SAMENHOFF and his followers and to
bring in new flowers, hitherto forgotten or ignored. So Uniespo is still the
same garden, but it looks different and now also shows a normoglot fountain
in its centre, the ITK.
Let's put this metaphor into plain English, to the delight of language lovers
or the dismay of traditional esperantists, taking a bird's eye view, first of the
old aspects retained, then the newly added or changed ones.
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4.2 What's Traditional in Uniespo?
1. The definite article is and remains la in all circumstances.
the woman, the picture, the flowers  la virino, la bildo, la floroj
2. All substantives invariably end in -O , adjectives end in -A, adverbs end
in -E, infinitive verbs end in -I.
The newly painted house, so to speak  la nove farbita domo , se tiel diri
3. The plural for adjectives and substantives is -J.
three young men  tri junaj viroj
4. The ending for an accusative case is -N.
beat those eggs with a fork  kirlu tiujn ovojn per forko
5. The tenses, for all personal pronouns and for all verbs, are marked by -IS
for the past, -AS for the present, -OS for the future.
he said, she says, we will say  li diris, shi diras, ni diros
6. Subjunctives end in -US, imperatives end in -U.
I would go  mi irus
leave that!  lasu tion!
7. Participles follow the scheme of (5) and (6), distinguishing between:
ACTIVE:
-INTA, -ANTA, -ONTA
boiling eggs  bojlantaj ovoj
PASSIVE:
-ITA, -ATA, -OTA
boiled eggs  bojlitaj ovoj
So, a very ordinary text will be hardly any different from before, except for
small changes in the spelling.
4.3 What's New in Uniespo?
Apart from the standardized scientific vocabulary, presented as the second
part of this handbook, and the drastic metamorphosis of pure latinisms, we
undertook :
1. To make the alphabet — and thus the spelling — conform much more to
the one used in most Western languages. In particular the so-called
hooded letters of Esperanto, like ĥ and ĝ with circumflex — an old sore
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for the printing business — all disappear and are substituted either by
typable symbols from the International Phonetic Alphabet or from Central
European alphabets or by combinations like ts and kw instead of
tongue-twisting tz and kv. A couple of new ones had to be introduced —
š as in English shoe, and ž as in French journal — which may be freely
substituted by sh and zh, if technically not reproducible. In fact, this
operation is only cosmetic, since it changes (almost) nothing in the spoken
language, but paradoxically and invariably spelling is foremost in people's
minds. Added is the sound y [as in IPA], used in normoglot words.
ĥaoso  xaoso
kvalito  kfalito
morgaŭ  morgaw
ŝanco  šantso
ciklono  tsiklono
baraĵo  baražo
2. To rationalize word groups belonging together on a structural
(morphological) basis, but traditionally left unstructured. This permits a
considerable remoulding and reordering, very unusual but very efficient in
the nomenclatures of many scientific disciplines: chemistry, astronomy,
botany, zoology, linguistics, etc.
atribui kontribui distribui

altributi kuntributi distributi from tribut’o
3. To give the directive case (actually a dative), which hitherto is ambiguously charged on the accusative ending, a proper ending, namely -D.
pour the wine in the glass  vershu la vinon en la glasod
4. To give the passive gerundive participle an ending of its own, -AT, when
there is no intention at all of denoting a “time aspect”.
his legs were torn off by a bomb  liaj kruroj forshiratis far-de bombo
5. Where substantives are to be turned into verbs, to differentiate between
the meanings of the all too general traditional transitive ending -IG by
more specific endings: -I (act like), -IG (make so), -IF (act by means of),
-IZ (apply to), and -UM (all other kinds of action).
from the substantive pivoto (“pivot”):
pivoti
(“turn like a pivot”)
pivotigi
(“make it like a pivot”)
pivotifi
(“act by means of a pivot”)
pivotizi
(“provide with a pivot”)
pivotumi
(“act around or about a pivot”)
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6. To apply a guiding principle, based on the number of syllables in the stem,
for moulding geographical names.
Francio, Japanio 
Frantslando, Japanujo
7. To distinguish between a cultural or geographical connotation and a
political connotation in geographical names.
Germanujo (country)
Germanijo (state)
8. To consistently differentiate further among some all-too-general
suffixes, according to factual industrial needs.
accelerator
aktselilo
aktseloro
aktselatoro
(mechanical driving device)
(electrical driving device)
(electronic driving installation)
9. To incorporate the linguistic registers normally expected to exist only in
natural languages.27
STANDARD:
ARCHAIC:
DIALECT:
SLANG:
give that man his pistol back  redonu al tiu viro sian pistolon
?
?
? ?  redonu ityud Wirod Pistolon sihan
?
?
? ?  redonu al tu vir sa pistol
give that bloke his rod back  redonu al tiu menšo sian koburon
Given these modifications and some more, any text in Uniespo will be
markedly more detailed and exact than in traditional Esperanto, which of
course makes learning it (somewhat) more difficult — although definitely
much less so than learning another natural language — but which should
be extremely beneficial for scientific and technical applications in real life
society.
4.4 The Apartheid Axiom
In order to secure the workability and efficiency of the normoglot at all times,
it is paramount to keep it well separated (or distinguishable) from the
socioglot, and vice versa. Passengers must not be identified with the carriage
in which they are travelling, but the carriage is absolutely needed if the
27. The archaic form (“Arcaicam Esperantom”) is specially intended to give a useful and practical tool
for the unified rendering of maxims and sentences from all natural languages (Time is money - Qui va
piano va sano - Cherchez la femme), as well as of fixed Latin expressions found in several disciplines
(Corpus delicti, Mare Imbrium, Contradictio in terminis). Slang (“Gavaro”) provides technical jargon as
well as cant in Literature. Dialect (“Popido”) only enlarges the possibilities of Literature.
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passengers are to be transported. That is why DREZEN and WÜSTER at first
kept to Esperanto, as a general infrastructure (the socioglot) and reference
for carrying the academic overlayer.
Since we have here only one and the same (planned) language, Universal
Esperanto, it becomes absolutely necessary to implement a sort of taboo
between normoglot and socioglot, which will be the fourth and last of our
axioms :

A normoglot word element shall not be mixed with a socioglot
word element. Each lexical species will stay — as strictly as
possible – within its own category, functioning parallel to the
other category, but without morphological interlinking.
A
normoglot morpheme shall be integratable into the common
language, i.e. be treatable by the usual syntax, only after having
received a finished stem structure of its own.
What does this mean in practice?
As an example, let's take the classic Esperanto term infraruĝa, a slavish
imitation of the usage in many natural languages: infrared, infrarouge,
infraroja, infravörös, infrarot, etc. Everywhere we encounter this combination
of a scientific element infra-, with an ordinary element equivalent to “red”.
Such a liberty in linking cannot be tolerated under the Apartheid Axiom, and
will have to be — at least in Uniespo and in accordance with the ITK —
either infrarubra (structurally homogenous from the normoglot point of view)
or antawrudža (structurally homo-genous from the socioglot point of view) — in
accordance with the common Uniespo vocabulary, just as in biology many
plants and animals have a common name (rather inaccurate as to the
species) doubled by a scientific name (very precise as to the species). Which
does not imply that now we will have to assign two forms to each and every
notion; far from it ! But it does imply that Traditional Esperanto will have to
reorganize its latinistic thesaurus from top to bottom. Anyway, this would be
a one way ticket: the supranational planned language determining in future
all scientific vocabulary and acting as a universal model, in stead of always
importing (in this context) from the natural ethnic languages. If and when ...
Alas, a real pain in the neck are the so-called hybrid stems, which endanger
the integrity of this important rule, since they sit astride normoglot and
socioglot. A wise policy here will be to restrain from creating new terms
with them, and stick only to the old ones. A good example can be found in
the very title of this work: terminological key. It would be easy to coin a single
term with that meaning, but something like terminoklavjo must be absolutely
avoided because of the hybrid stem termin’. If need is felt for a new coinage,
then rather pick out something like leksoklavjo, which is pure-bred on all
accounts. It is only by complying with this strict condition, that our
International Terminological Key will be able to function in an orderly and
regular fashion, even if it may not be absolutely perfect in each and every
detail — without jeopardizing the overall sentence structure and the
comprehensibility of Uniespo. There is simply no other way!
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Indeed, to conform to the views of WÜSTER one might of course provide the
Key with autonomous syntactic elements (affixes, con-junctions,
prepositions, interjections) and thus transform the scientific thesaurus into
a fully fledged language; which would again produce some kind of Occidental
or Interlingua or even Glosa. But then one would be forced to (re)invent an
ordinary infrastructure, a socioglot devoid of scientific vocabulary, or
completely mutilate an existing international language (Esperanto) in that
way. And again we would end up with two artificial languages — the WÜSTER
utopia...
So, the role of the Axiom of Apartheid is precisely to prevent such a
disastrous evolution: scientific word elements are potentially able to take on
full form through their own autonomous modelling mech-anisms, but have
no possibility whatsoever of (gradually) growing into a complete new
language. By the same token, the “everyday” language is freed from those
indigestible foreign loanwords, since they will have become very regular and
compatible elements of the traditional grammar.
It is precisely that perspective which Professor WERNER points to in his
already cited work Benennungen:
“If you devalue professional terms [...] to meaningless codes, then you
destroy all factual and linguistic interrelations [among them], leaving
only a great mass of isolated word elements. At the opposite end stands
the [...] opinion, that terminology is a [complete] <language>. Both
extremes are wrong. The voluminous [scientific] word system contains
the traditions of the Greek, Latin, and other languages, and at the same
occasion the core of a new, modern language. Therefore it is right and
necessary to examine up to what degree [scientific] names are capable of
forming their own modern language. We should neither refute nor
maintain the tradition, but place it in an adequate perspective, regarding
progress.”
This distinction is not so evident as it may seem at first glance. None other
than WÜSTER himself confessed in 1956, that it took him 25 years to realize
that “it is necessary to establish a similarity in the exterior form of national
technical words, without at the same time creating an international language
for communication man-to-man.” Formulated otherwise: the standardization
of scientific words is independent from the creation of a common language.
Or even more delimited: normoglot and socioglot are concepts which must be
treated separately.
All right, but assigning to each concept its own particular territory, entails
making a total revision of the current vocabulary! All the radicals and
endings will have to be marked, in some way or other, as belonging either to
the normoglot or the socioglot; the consequences of which are numerous and
varied, because from there on there will be no more hybrid compounds — at
least in so far as the principle can be obeyed in practice.
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Such an all-out revision cannot and should not be made without also
considering, even first of all, the hierarchical structure of concepts.
4.5 Planning Nomenclatures
Let us repeat that, for constructing valid terms, one must first of all get the
concepts well ordered and organized. And that is a matter for nomenclatural
systematics, usually called “knowledge engineering” or “ontological
classification”. Professor FELBER formulates this most important principle
about as follows:
“The initial task of an organized terminology is to discover [on the one
hand] the links existing between concepts and professional words in the
different disciplines, and [on the other hand] to explore the affinities
existing between the concepts themselves. Every descriptive work thus
constitutes an important prelude to the pre-scriptive work. Given that an
unbridled development causes con-tradictions and inconsistencies
among the terms, leading in this way to a chaotic situation in the
[international] communication, the creation of normative laws has
become extremely urgent in terminology.”
When one wants to classify notions/concepts, they usually can be grouped
“horizontally” and “vertically”. On the vertical branch a given notion seems to
stem from a more general one, and has more specialized notions under it.
Thus an automobile can be seen as belonging to the general idea of
“transportation means” and can vertically be subdivided by all sorts of
makes and models. On the horizontal branch we have related machines,
such as a motor cycle or a tractor. This hierarchical structuring seems to be
a property inherent in our Universe; even the thinking ability of our brain
works on the basis of this fundamental principle, for bringing order in the
manifold impressions that reach our consciousness, so that we can identify
anything and act accordingly. In linguistics these axes are called
“diachronic” and “synchronic” respectively.
This is of great importance for terminology too, for situating a given concept
as precisely as possible in its surroundings. If its place is well determined we
can label it in such a way that its word form expresses (also) its group
belonging and/or its descent. Related concepts then also receive a related
word form. Knowing a concept's “whereabouts” there-fore makes namegiving
a lot easier and relevant, and is not left to the momentary whim of some
casual contributor. And this applies not only to namegiving itself, but also to
giving a pertinent description, ergo definition of the term, as well. That's
what planning is all about in nomenclatures.
Concerning traditional Esperanto, one must honestly say and objectively
admit that the definitions for scientific notions — as given in its “Plena
Ilustrita Vortaro” — are far from being coherent and systematic in this
respect. The compilers of this work, although highly laudable for their
benedictine patience and unsalaried dedication, could alas do no better than
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to register technical words as they found them in the available “national”
documentation. But it's precisely the disparity and the “local colour” of this
multicultural documentation, which provokes collisions among the contents
of the terms. In this manner, the standard Esperanto dictionary came to be a
melting pot for all kinds of meanings, harvested in a number of national
languages, thus accumulating even double and triple meanings.28 Its
lexicographers (some 80% having been contributed by a single person, i.e.
Professor Gaston WARINGHIEN), did their utmost best to bring law and order
into this junk-yard, but it was naturally impossible for them to coalesce all
those sources and at the same time avoid numerous homonyms and
polysemies; all the more so since they were vouched describers, not
prescribers. The main compiler, being a fine Frenchman, could not even take
heart enough to curtail the French contributions to more modest proportions
— a culture to which this grand erudite had otherwise brought great honour.
So, a real lion's share was devoted to purely French words and meanings, as
if they constituted a world-encom-passing treasury. And last but not least,
not yet possessing the help of a database programme, he/they were unable
to keep a tight control over cross-references. The lexicographers of the
newest PIV edition were on easier grounds, but still the semantic dust cloud
has not yet lifted since they should have been following the lead of... Uniespo
and have operated under supervision of an official body like INFOTERM!
Since we did not want to stay with pure theory alone, however coherent or
self-evident, we tried out the Axioms “in the field” on two scientific
disciplines particularly dependent on a graeco-latin vocabulary and equally
in a terrible state of chaos as regards nomenclature. One was linguistics,
which led us to a wholly new approach in which not just two but even three
branching axes showed up among the concepts, finally making human
thinking a three-dimensional phenomenon: Nova Nom-sistemo por Lingviko
(“A new nomenclature for linguistics”).29 The other one was biology, or more
generally biontology, which also led to a totally new approach: The Trimeral
System in Biological Nomenclature. Both can be opened or downloaded from
this website. An interesting bonus goes with the latter: biologists who wish
to apply the new system, are under no obligation to learn Uniespo, although
this comes in handy. Indeed, the scientific names for plants and animals
constitute a world in themselves, so that possession of the ITK, a small
Esperanto dictionary, and knowing how to use it are sufficient — a lot easier
anyway than having to struggle with the enormous intricacies of Latin and
Greek!
Both these tentative works should prove the applicability of our ITK and
illustrate the saying by A.N. WHITEHEAD, that a preliminary reordering of the
concepts of a given science inevitably permits this science itself to make a
great leap forward.
A pertinent example is “billion”, defined as having either the European value of 10
7
American value of 10 .
28.
12
or the
29. Kariljono Publications, respectively 1992 and 1996. The first work published only in Esperanto as
translation is nearly impossible.
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4.6 Language Evolution
However, the absolute necessity for keeping normoglot and socioglot well
apart, should not close our eyes to the phenomenon that, in any living (=
evolving) language, the sociological layers are always busy penetrating each
other's domain. We said so before. A certain number of high-flown
expressions will become common parlance, while a certain amount of
popular idiom will be adopted by academic circles. Every true linguist knows
that. He also knows that the transitional plane between sociolinguistic levels
is not, and never will be, exactly determinable. (And we won't expand on the
modern imposition of American slang !)
This means that our last axiom, categorical though it is in theory, will be
unable to indefinitely forestall the appearance in practice of all sorts of
cracks and wrinkles in its absolutism. As a matter of fact, even in Uniespo
not everything is absolutely perfect — though it is markedly more so than
the traditional version. What can be absolutely perfect in our world? The
presence of a small margin of unavoidable little deviations therefore cannot
constitute an argument for abolishing the Apartheid Axiom, and even less
Uniespo.
Indeed, we must not overlook a very important principle, lying at the basis of
all exact thinking, namely the law of “necessity and sufficiency”. If it is
sufficient to use the Key's thesaurus for acquiring a correct term, it is not
always and absolutely necessary to do so ! If a given term is being used,
without any significant difference in structure, in a great many languages,
then it may be pedantic and fanatical to thrust upon it a deviating
morphology on account of the ITK's prescriptions. A good example is the
word “atom”, present in countless languages. Since its Greek etymology
splits this word into the meanings “not” and “partition”, the normoglot stems
should be ae and tom, turning it into aetomo. Surely, this bookkeeper's
mentality is utterly misplaced here. All the more so since the original
meaning of this term — “ultimate and unsplittable particle” — coined in the
19th Century, has become totally negated in our age of nuclear fission and
nuclear fusion. In such evident cases it is wise and equitable to leave
tradition as it is, even if this brings in a small percentage of “impurities” in
our standardized universal language. Apparently this is an expression of the
profound biblical principle of “tithing”, applied to Nature. Admission of a
certain (small) amount of exceptions thus will not prevent scientific Uniespo
from functioning fluently...
Besides, if one could indeed start out with an absolutely perfect product —
which one cannot — then the normal language evolution would gradually
produce more and more deviations from the rules of the language anyway.
As the famous linguist MEILLET has shown, and as we mentioned before,
even the most stringently formed language will little by little give way to
inconsistencies, put there by people who don't give a damn about the
inherent properties and demandis of their language, but are interested only
in using it for their personal purposes. But does it matter? The importance of
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a ship is not that it is well constructed, but that it will keep sailing. So,
future defects should in no way keep us from launching the new ship !
Especially not since the world has not yet succeeded in reaching consensus
on one unified “second language for everybody”.30
So, we dare hope that the new supranational language Uniespo will become
a solid stepping stone to a new unified Worldview, or inversely that the
coming of such a spiritual unification (The Theory of Everything) after all of
today's turmoils, will bring it into general application. In this respect it is
worth remembering that GALILEO intentionally wrote some of his works in his
native Florentine dialect, instead of Latin, mainly because he deemed this
necessary to free himself of the apodictic “evidences” of his time, as laid
down in and sanctified by Latin, then the communication medium of all
learned people. A new means of expression for a new way of thinking. This
step might be repeated today, or tomorrow, by switching to Universal
Esperanto, the supranational language for sciences and technology, and its
kernel the International Terminological Key…
4.7 Non-Latinistic Terms
Alas, the graeco-latin thesaurus, ubiquitous in sciences, is almost absent in
the technological realm of Industry and Commerce, where millions of names
for machines, tools, and components are created by pure capriciousness and
out of the vocabularies of ethnic languages, if not borrowed from slang or
even dialect. Here the ITK will surely be inapplicable, as it would in dealing
with Proper Names.
The only way to control this ever-flowing mass of words for things is by
compiling and consulting so-called pictorial dictionaries. Only, as every
user knows from experience, more often than not the particular information
needed from this source is nowhere to be found, however encompassing this
kind of reference work may be. Every particular niche of human
occupations, as it were, lives its own life and therefore makes it necessary to
create and consult a very specific vocabulary — if available. Think, for
instance, about the world of sports — extremely diversified — or about the
world of music (pop-culture), or film-making, or ship-building. Here ethnic
languages, and primarily English, reign supreme.
If universal standardization is ever to be achieved in this domain too, then
we think there is no option but to launch a concerted effort by all
terminological bodies the world over, and to do so through the facilities of
Internet as well as on the basis of the principles laid down by I NFOTERM [See
footnote 3].
30. A self-study handbook for Uniespo is forthcoming and will eventually appear also on the Internet.
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Regarding the form and structure of hypertext databases, it is already
perfectly well possible to encompass the whole span of human activity, and
to find (or add) definitive names for narrowly specific objects or concepts.
However, all these eggs would have to be put into a single inter-nationally
accepted basket, a «Central Reference Catalogue», like the one we prescribe
for Biological Nomenclature [Footnote 28]. Already, as an electronic
dictionary, such a compilation is in full swing in the form of EURODICATOM,
operated by the translation services of the European Community. This body
of knowledge and reference need only be expanded and officialized worldwide.
The only question remaining at that point is again: which is going to be its
operating language — English or Uniespo??
Undoubtedly English possesses the most comprehensive, detailed, and upto-date vocabulary in the world, while Esperanto is miserably lag-ging far
behind.
But, once more, a really concerted and motivated effort could reverse this
situation in a very short time, say a couple of years. One of the reasons, that
the Esperanto-Movement never got around to producing a sound practical
thesaurus of technical (non-latinistic) terms, is/was the diasporic
distribution of its professional practitioners and specialists, and their lack of
consent over common rules to obey in creating technical terms. All this could
and would change almost overnight, in the perspective of Uniespo... if this
planned language came to be officially accepted world-wide.
Thus, if the International Terminological Key offers no direct solution to the
question of non-latinistic terms, its infrastructure – Uniespo – should do so
indirectly.
On this sound supranational foundation, any accredited specialist — from
East or West, North or South — could contribute his/her proposal list of
technical terms, taken and adapted from the ethnic language stock. These
proposals then could simply be sifted and the “winning ones” selected by
“majority vote” — a procedure easily left to a fully automated computer
programme ! The only requirements, for con-tributors and programme alike,
would be, on the one hand, conformity with the logical grammar of Uniespo;
and on the other hand avoidance of homonymy, beyond a certain limited
number — not forgetting to pay due attention to the context (taxonomy), i.e.
the hierarchy of concepts concerned.
Of course, these terms would have to receive a cataloguing number linking
each one of them to a particular catalogue drawing or picture of the object
concerned. Such a Central Reference Catalogue – a super-lative pictorial
dictionary — easily equipped with colour and sound, as well as text and
pictures, would thus never fall behind and keep pace with progress in the
many diversified fields, growing as they grow – a situation hitherto
unattainable.
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The advantages of a planned language over English for this task should leap
to the eye of any unbiased observer. It might moreover provide a great
opportunity for taming even the wild horses of Commerce, hitherto escaping
the Law everywhere and promoting the art of word-play to a national sport,
thus disregarding the havoc they create in grammar and idioms. It appears,
for instance, there exist more than 100 different trade names of the common
aspirin, in the USA alone, implying of course that they all have special and
unique qualities !! Why not name and specify all pharmaceutical and
nutritional products after the biontological Linnaean system? Clean and
clear. Besides, the rudiment for such a “living” Catalogue is already present
in the form of PEKOTEKO, an Esperanto-database for technical terms,
compiled over many years by the German-Canadian Rudiger EICHHOLZ31, as
shown by the following small excerpt, about the term “printer”::
 (First) proposal for Esperanto
 ** “Not (yet) in Plena Ilustrita Vortaro”
 / Morphemic junction
U1; 681.327
Universal Decimal Code
T1; KDE
Classification in Canada's databank TERMIUM
A1; printer
English equivalent
F1; imprimante
French equivalent
G1; Drucker
German equivalent
Aparato, kiu konvertas diĝitajn ( 85/382) fare de procesoro ( 85/457)
ricevitajn signalojn al legebla teksto sur papero. Ekzistas multaj tipoj laŭ
metodo, rapido kaj kvalito de la print-produkto, i.a. linio-printatoro, paĝoprintatoro, petalrada printatoro, matrica printatoro, lasera printatoro.
RIM:
Alternatives and justification of choice
Fon: ei; GS1
Source(s) and initiator(s) of proposal
85/003
Index number in PEKOTEKO
Rim :
Comments by administrator of PEKOTEKO
E1; print **/ator/o
Definition of
the term
Esperanto — and certainly its expansion Uniespo — additionally has the
distinct advantage of being able to provide the most appropriate name for a
consumer product from any one ethnic tongue, and to integrate it into the
Central Reference Catalogue, although this un-doubtedly will mean
borrowing mainly from English. The obstacles to computerization, mentioned
in Chapter 1.3 – disparateness of data-banks, fragmentation of knowledge,
incoherence in usage — would disappear as snow before the sun, once
humanity has learned to speak a single “second language for everybody”,
neutral and unbiassed in every respect, because this acceptance by itself
would be the surest practical way for obtaining the new and unifying
Worldview, so many futurists and philosophers are dreaming about...
These thoughts, so dear to Teilhard DE CHARDIN, may seem pretty utopian in
the present context, but even so the idea(l) is worthwhile striving for, here
and now, wittingly and willingly. So that, when the time finally comes, the
necessary tools will be ready for deployment.
31. Esperanto Press, Bailieboro, Ontario, Canada K0L 1B0.
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4.8 Perspectives for the ITK
Our inevitable conclusion that the International Terminological Key has no
future at all unless it is implemented in a planned language — in casu
Uniespo — is bound to provoke strong resistance from the established
scientific community, above all from the Anglo-Saxon side, since it directly
threatens the preponderance and hegemony of English. WÜSTER’s bad
experiences are to be expected again.
For there's no denying that English is today the dominant language in all
human activities around the globe, under the irresistible impetus of
international trade, pop-culture, show-business, and the computer industry,
if not politics. No message, discovery, or proposal can escape the necessity of
being (also) presented in that incomparably powerful language, on penalty of
staying unnoticed. Isn't this very paper drafted in English? No wonder the
British Prince CHARLES did not hesitate to declare on TV that English is going
to be the universal language of the 21st Century. Thus, because it stands so
immensely far from structural regularity and rationality, English certainly is
not going to invite at its dinner table an ITK-thesaurus, consisting of
“artificially” rationalized terms. The same can be said in lesser degree, but
still strongly, about other important Western languages, like Spanish,
French, or German.
But, but, but: what guarantee is there, that English will remain the
World's leading language forever and a day?
The idea that the overriding and overwhelming position, indeed the unique
position, which the English language occupies nowadays cannot be held
forever, may seem preposterous to most present-day people, experiencing
continuously its colossal impact through worldwide business, mass media,
the military and technology. Yet, the self-assured statement by the British
Prince, naturally based on the present-day situation, totally overlooks
the relentless power and changeability of cultural history.
Indeed, in historic perspective the fortunes of languages have always been
waxing and waning with the economic-politic-military power of the nations
imposing them. Going back to Mesopotamian times, Akkadian came to be
accepted as lingua franca for the whole of the Middle East. But when
Alexander the Great came along, Greek took over for centuries. This
imperium in turn finally crumbled, giving way to the Roman reign, with Latin
as international communication tool, also for centuries. But nay, along came
the French Revolution and Napoleon, who put the final touch on making
French the common language for Europe and beyond. And now, “thanks” to
World War II and the soaring power of the USA, herself in the wake of the
mighty British Empire and its Commonwealth, the banner has passed into
English custody — in its several varieties. So, the only thing one is factually
entitled to say, in view of these ever reoccurring ups and downs of history's
fortunes, is that only the scope and range of influence of the successive
inter-national languages has grown constantly.
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Now, let the economy of the United States of North America finally collapse,
and that of the whole world along with it — there are many signs and
predictions in that direction! — and the whole Far East along with all the
islamic countries are bound to shed the imposing weight of English, as a
despised symbol of Western culture. Then, in the ensuing clash of interests
and political powers, it is hard to see — not forgetting religious upheavals —
which language is going to impose its will on the rest of the globe: Arabic,
Chinese, Russian...? Thus only one thing is pretty certain: the chances for a
planned language, as a common mediator for all the competitors, will be
greater and stronger than ever before! All the more so if this language can
prove itself superior in every respect to whatever natural language...
But even now, to such languages, farther away from the Western stock, like
the Slavic family, or completely foreign to it, like Vietnamese, Korean, Hindi,
the link with the graeco-latin thesaurus grows looser and looser
proportionately to the distance on the genealogical linguistic tree, which
separates these languages from Indo-European.
Therefore — if this approach ever gets around to reaching public attention —
we put our faith specifically in the non-Western part of Humanity, on
scientists and intellectuals of non-Indo-European stock, who herewith are
called up to join forces, as if rallying to the historic Marxist war cry “Workers
of all countries, unite!”
Indeed, to all those countries and civilizations it would be a matter of utter
indifference whether they have to import into their languages e.g. our new
ITK-conform siderokranjo or the old Eurocentric firmament. All the more so
since the new terminology is logically = universally structured and thus
easily dismembered and recombined, taking all strain off the memory of its
users. This should be a powerful trump card with non-European
intellectuals, who would not be forced anymore to express themselves in a
language extremely difficult to master on their high technical level —
English. Instead they could change-over to a language extremely easy and
fast to learn, and which furthermore would be everybody's second
language, putting them on the same footing as their Western colleagues
without fear of making fools of themselves at seminars and the like.
Therefore, inasmuch as their work and position do not physically depend on
Western industry and organizations, or what eventually may be left of those,
to them it would mean no less than intellectual and cultural liberation!
Of course — and we are well aware of the fact — Uniespo and the ITK still
are purebred children of the European culture(s), carrying with them
the linguistic form and background of this particular origin, which thus can
hardly be marked as worldwide. Perhaps the most striking example here is
the usage of the Latin alphabet. In comparison with the set of writing
symbols used by Arabs, it surely is much less elegant; and compared to the
rationally arranged Sanskrit family of symbols, it is just a disorderly bunch
of haphazard little drawings. But... it is well known and literally applied the
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world over, to such an extent that it would be foolish to try advancing any
other writing tool for inter-national communication.
The same consideration goes for Uniespo as best and really neutral
candidate for interrelation amongst all cultures and ethnic groups.
Therefore the remaining and unavoidable eurocentricity of
Universal Esperanto is not really a point in the debate —
imperative and decisive are its uncomparable rationality and
versatility, making it superbly apt for usage on the supranational
scale.
So, if the dominant language(s) of today are unlikely to accept the ITK —
or more precisely the terms created by it — in their homelands, then FarEastern and similar languages should be, especially in view of their struggles
to keep up with progress [Footnote 7], natural born candidate hosts. Thus,
chances are that one or more of these language communities will put the
torch to the powder-keg, especially if they would take the initiative of using
Uniespo and its Key among themselves, independently of what goes
on in the Western World !
Naturally, even such strong motives are not going to convince the Western
language communities to follow suit; that would feel something like suicide.
Anyhow, and last but not least, it is about sure we are nearing a crucial
point in history, where some “big bang” is going to occur — a point which
scientists and futurologists like to call “a singularity” — out of which a
totally new World and Worldview will emerge, be it after a terrible cataclysm,
comparable to a geological upheaval. In that new world a really common
international “language for all”, without preponderance of a given particular
nation, will have all the chances.
***
Having reached this final conclusion, it is time for us to look at the practical
and concrete Rules of our ITK, which are few and simple, and which are
listed in Part Three, containing also the actual Tables of word elements.
Let us emphasize already that the Key can be used in two ways:
passively by people wanting only to know the meaning of the
constituents of a scientific word, or actively by people wanting to apply
the standardised stems for giving a justified name to a new concept. As time
passes — and if this ITK ever gets accepted! — it is to be expected, that the
two approaches will tend to merge together by sheer usage, as happened to
the traditional graeco-latin word stock, but from then onward will do so in a
conscious and controlled manner !
How the terms, formed by means of this supranational tool, must (or
can) actually be incorporated into a given national language, is
something for the ethnic users concerned to decide for themselves. Here
can be demonstrated only the incorporation into Universal Esperanto
itself.
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New ideas are like the morning sunrise.
They find most people asleep.
[C. VERSCHAEVE]
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PART THREE
The Key
E. Wüster (1898-1977)
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5. The Rules of the Game
5.1 Harvesting and Treating Stems
1. In the græco-latin word stock, let’s start by separating meaningful
(semantic) elements, stems and affixes, from purely grammatical ones.
These will be the basic word stems of the normoglot.
tele •
-ator
makr •
-os
krypt •
-yn
2. These crude word elements are then structurally modelled, so as to:
- not create awkward synonyms, either among the stems of the normoglot
itself, or between these and stems of the socioglot;
- reduce them to only a few syllables, preferentially only a single one, in
order to avoid creating afterwards centipedal terms;
- eliminate all endings without real function.
The etymons scapul, prægna, leve, delphy, cyt etc. (respectively meaning
“shoulder, pregnant, white, womb, cell”) receive the rationalised forms skapl •
pregn • lewk • delf • tsyt •
3. The spelling and pronunciation are completely phonological, according to
the one-to-one rules of Uniespo; especially avoiding digraphs.
ch, sch, sh,
etc.
→
š
4. In order to clearly distinguish normoglot word stems they are marked with
a midway “bullet” (equal to the multiplication symbol used in modern
mathematics). Ordinary socioglot stems in Uniespo are distinguished by
an apostrophe.
NORMOGLOT:
SOCIOGLOT:
MEANING:
ort •
rekt’
"right"
petr •
šton’
"stone"
rapt •
kapt’
"capture"
stsis •
trantš’
"cut"
5. A special mark however is reserved for stems which are to be glued to
others without any transition [see Rule 5.2.5], namely a little plus sign, or
which are truncated chemical word stems, denoted by a minus sign.
pan +
fosf –
“all encompassing”
from “phosphor”
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6. The semantic value of the Key’s prototype elements remains intentionally
vague, though always linked to a well-determined notional field. The high
precision and specificity of meaning, as required by scientific and
technical usage, (re)appears only at the moment when the basic element(s)
receive their complete lexical form.32
The nude and isolated normoglot stem aleks • has the general meaning of
“defend, protect, reject, push away, ward off”, in the same way that the normoglot suffix -EN has the very general meaning “chemical substance, characterised
by”. But if we put these two together and turn them into a full (Uniespo) word,
we get aleks en o (“alexine”), which is a very specific bactericide found in the
blood serum.33
7. However, given the excessive abundance of possible concepts and the
relative scarceness of appropriate græco-latin morphemes — as well as the
confuse polysemy reigning in the thesaurus of these ancient languages
(spanning thousands of years!) — we were obliged to implement the
possibility of splitting the notional field of the Key’s elements.34 In
practice, and on condition of observing a marked separation between such
two notional fields, the ensuing technical words will hardly lead to real
ambiguities, because they will appear in totally different contexts. In that
same framework it is of little importance whether the meanings are all of
the same grammatical nature (adjectives, nouns, verbs) or of a mixed
character.
Thus labr • 1 drawn from the originals labr, labeo, labell, means generally
“lip”, while labr• 2 covers the meanings “avidity, aspiration, desire” also
present in these originals.
8. Also introduced into the system are three series of standardised numerals;
each constituting a separate category and each destined for a particular
field of application — especially in the domain of chemistry:
GREEK NUMERALS:
LATIN NUMERALS:
SLAVIC NUMERALS:
mona • bina •
prim • duw •
odn–
dven–
terna • tetra • penta •
terts • kwart • kwint •
trjox– tšetr– pjatš–
etc.
etc.
etc.
9. The Key’s list considers all normoglot stems to be of the same nature and
thus makes no formal distinction between them: real stems, truncated
stems, and grammatical stems.
REAL:
TRUNCATED:
GRAMMATICAL:
bibl • “book”
natr– “sodium”
hiper+ “excess”
agla •
kupr–
ana •
“lovely”
“copper”
“forward”
32
. Penetrating to the core of the matter, one might say that these "nude" elements have about the
same function as ideograms (Chinese or similar). There's nothing new under the sun, as Solomon
said…
33
. A finished ethnic equivalent — as copied from the international model — thus may become for
example: aleksen, aleksene, aleksena…
34
. Splitting here implies creating just two groups of meanings, but never three or more!
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10. Every user of the Key is allowed to expand the list with as yet missing
concepts or stems, or to make minor adjustments, on the stringent
condition the new elements are taken from a classical “dead” language
(e.g. Old Slavonic), from the still used Hebrew and Arabic (for modern
concepts like "train, rubber, potato, matches a.s.o.) or even from
Japanese (as a linguistic gateway out of the sole European realm), and
that the preceding rules are well obeyed:35 But lo and alas: making a
judicious choice demands comparison with the common vocabulary too.
So it remains necessary to consult a traditional Esperanto dictionary…
until the Uniespo one becomes available.
ahins • “soft, mild, tender”
batn • “steepness”
mazb • "battery"
taken from Sanskrit
taken from Classical Arabic
taken from Hebrew
11. It should be clear that a double entry must not consist of mutually
opposite or conflicting concepts.
So, if "truth" is to be rendered by hetj•1, then "false" cannot be
rendered by hetj•2; and if "love" is to be fil•1, then "hatred" cannot
become fil•2.
12. According to the Apartheid Axiom, a normoglot element must be linked
to an element of the same nature, and cannot be linked to a socioglot
stem; or vice versa. It is only after observance of this rule, that the
necessary syntactic moulding is allowed to take place.
The Uniespo term gastro pod ul oj, pertaining to the taxon of gastropods in
zoology, is made up of the normoglot stems gastr • (“stomach”) and pod •
(“foot”). This potentially new compound stem is adapted to actual language by
adding of the Uniespo socioglot elements -UL (“a being”) and -OJ (substantive
plural). But neither gastropieduloj (pied’ = Uniespo for “foot”) nor ventropoduloj
(ventr’ = Uniespo for “belly”) are permitted, as being combinations of elements
of a different nature.
13. However, since the common vocabulary of Uniespo contains also a
certain amount of technical terms, these too are allowed in combination
with the strictly normoglot elements:
din• plus sawr' (= "gigantic lizard") = dinosawro
14. According to the above, and the general method of Uniespo, the ITK
stems possess no grammatical character of their own, such as adjective,
substantive, verb, preposition. This character is acquired only, and then
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. Official approval of additions or changes should lay with some future Commission in the heart of
INFOTERM, controlling usage and further development of the ITK — not with its author, who only
wanted to initiate.
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automatically, by adjunctive use of an appropriate ordinary language
ending or similar.
filolog becomes a real and usable term only after having been turned into
a substantive by addition of an appropriate ending for such: filologIKO
(English = “philologY”).
5.2 Making Compounds
1. By insertion of the transition vowel -O- between consonants:
astr o fizik o
“astrophysics”
2. Without any insertion if the leading stem ends on a vowel:
tele graf i
“to telegraph”
3. or if the trailing stems begins with a vowel:
newr algi o
“neuralgia”
4. If leader and trailer meet each other with a vowel:
1. they are simply linked together, when the vowels are different:
para onim o
“paronym”
2. but the vowels are merged, if they are the same in leader and trailer:
paramyl o
“reserve food” from para• and amyl •
3. a remarkable exception to this rule is the application of Greek
numerals:
bina aria
“binary”
mona awra
“monaural”
5. A few stems are linked without any transition, because of their all too
numerous occurrences in traditional terms:
hiper tensi o
“hypertension”
In the ITK list these are marked by a plus sign, instead of a bullet.
syn+
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“with”
pan+
“all”
5.3 Making Derivations
1. The grammatical suffixes of socioglot Uniespo are directly linkable to a
normoglot COMPOUND, and by the same token give it the function and
applicability of a common socioglot word:
para bol o
“parabole”
ort o gon a
SUBSTANTIVE
sten o graf i
“orthogonal”
ADJECTIVE
“to stenograph”
INFINITIVE VERB
2. The usual socioglot suffixes with a semantic character are supplemented
by purely scientific affixes, also listed in the Key [see Table on page #], as
for example:
-OS
for sugars
saxar os o
“saccharose”
-AJT for infectious diseases
nefr ajt o
“nephritis”
-IT
xlor it o
“chlorite”
for a salt with less oxygen
3. Contrary to Rule 5.2.4, about combining stems, the linking of a suffix to a
stem does not induce any elision:
bina aria “binary” from
bina • “two” and -ARI “reckoning method”
Individual terminological standardization of terms leads to defective results, as long as it is
not guided by unified basic rules. It is understandable, that this important insight could not
make its way to the surface until individual standardization had been going on for 10 to 20
years, without any such codified set of rules.
[H.R. Spiegel in "Aufgaben, Probleme und Organisation der Terminologienormung".]
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6. Composition of the ITK
1. The first sheaf of tables shows the original (græco-latin or other) word
stems or ETYMONS, their standardised equivalents, and their meanings in
English; intended for people interested in the etymology of scientific terms.
2. The second sheaf of tables shows the standardised word stems alias
prototypes or LEMMAS, their original forms, and their meanings in
English;
intended especially for passive users merely wanting to
understand the structure of a scientific term in Uniespo.
3. The third sheaf of tables gives a considerable number of concept words or
MEANINGS in English, the original stems, and a choice of equivalent
normoglot stems; intended especially for active users wanting to coin a
new technical term in Uniespo.
4. Where a very specific idea should be missing, look up a more elementary
one; for instance “teacher, tutor” instead of “professor”, or “(to) drill, (to)
bore” instead of “(to) mill”. [See Rule 5.1.6] Only if the notional field itself
is completely absent, a new entry can be proposed, as stipulated by Rule
5.11.
5. Active users should always keep in mind the particular exigencies reigning
in the nomenclature of their fields; geologists for instance. In several cases
the ITK may even lead to a complete reorganisation of the nomenclatures
at stake !36
6. Let it be understood that the present list of lemmas was compiled, not
only on the basis of already existing scientific words, but with future
needs in mind.
7. A small number of stems has intentionally not been incorporated — as for
instance askar, atav — on account of their already being present in the
common Uniespo vocabulary, either as common words or as technical
terms.
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. Compare the new systems proposed by the author in biology (The Trimeral System in Biological
Nomenclature) and in linguistics (Nova Lingvika Nomsistemo) — Kariljono Publications.
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Common words
articul
artiko
joint
bulbus
bulbo
bulb
dent
dento
tooth
fibr
fibro
fiber
genu
genuo
knee
macul
makulo stain
niger
nigra
black
obliquus oblikfa
slanted
palpus
palpi
feel
sangui
sango
blood
Technical terms
abdomen
abdomeno abdomen
cartilago
kartilago
cartilage
ductus
dukto
duct
foramen
foramno
foramen
ganglion
gangliono
ganglion
ischi
iskio
ischium
mandibula mandiblo
mandible
occiput
oktsipo
occiput
phalang
falanko
phalanx
umbilic
umbiliko
navel
8. Over 4000 entries enable in principle some 10,000,000 combinations with
normoglot word stems, if considering compounds or derivations with only
two elements (stem plus stem, or stem plus affix) — while billions with
three elements. Nevertheless, in practice one has also to consider the
opportunity of a given coinage, and even its euphony. It goes without
saying that, for example, linking a stem ending in -KS to one starting with
KS- must be avoided; the word would be almost unpronounceable.
9. Once in a while the rigorous combination rules of the new system may
give rise to an unwanted homonymy, as would be the case with tachometer
vs. tachymeter, since the ITK knows only taxy • and no taxo • In such a
rare case one is obliged to choose another lemma from the stock
altogether, having the same meaning; for instance oky • or velots • or
ksut • = "rapid". Still, such occasional gravel grains cannot keep the ITKmachine from turning out as many terms as wanted. Moreover, the
change-over to Uniespo offers a welcome opportunity to rationalise some
popular, but excessive or even erroneous, coinages, like the American
astronaut vs. its Russian counterpart cosmonaut — both products of
boisterous political propaganda. A more factual coinage in this case would
be, for instance, evrynawto
("space-traveller"); a total change in
terminology as the expression of a total change in thinking…
10. A certain amount of traditionally used terms cannot be allowed under
the rules of Uniespo, because they sharply conflict with the adamant Rule
5.1.11.
However, this is arguable matter, in which the proposed
Commission may have to make the final decision. Thus the originally
French contraction parachute, consisting of græcoid para
("guard
against") plus chute (French for "(a) fall"), should be sub-stituted in
Uniespo by the socioglot kontrawfalo and/or a normoglot term like
parakado, since chute is in no way an international word element. A
term like permafrost, on the other hand, consisting of perma(nent) and
frost, does not necessarily have to be substituted by the eventual socioglot
tšiamfrosto and/or a normoglot coining like semprokryo ; all the more not
so since Uniespo allows for occasional jargon and slang — through its
supplementary project Gavaro — but even then, word formation is
controlled by stricter rules than is customary in the whimsical natural
languages.
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11. However, if a hybrid compound cannot be avoided, because Tradition is
too widespread and most languages sing unisono, then at least a hyphen
should be inserted to keep the conflicting elements apart, even if such a
measure is only an orthographic artifice:
anti-korpo
tele-komunikado
"antibody"
"telecommunication"
Manuel Halvelik (1925-2012)
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7. Epilogue
 Having been compiled and organised by only one individual, the following
lists of word stems are bound to be imperfect and incomplete, although
they are already quite capable of rendering service.
 Therefore it is highly advisable that this “beta-version" of the ITK should
be checked in detail by a small Commission of linguists and philologists,
appointed by and under the supervision of INFOTERM , before being
rendered official. The existence of INTERNET today makes such an
undertaking well feasible.
 This controlling body could furthermore examine all future additions or
amendments to the ITK, as stipulated by Rules 5.1.2 and 5.1.10. The
author himself does not wish to partake in this task and is perfectly
satisfied with his rôle as initiator.
 Of course, everything depends on the thorniest of questions, treated in
Part One: “Wich language is going to be the Pied Piper; English or
Uniespo…?”
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8.1
Special Normoglot Affixes in Uniespo
–ewn
MEANING
Aliphatic hydrocarbon
Inflammation or illness of… characterised by…
Adjectival suffix for prototypes or technical terms
Aldehyde
That which is undergoing or underwent a process
Physical value, measure, effect of…
Who or that which carries out an act
Substance or mateial which is –ata or –ita
Magnitude, quantity, numbering system [+LN]
Scalar magnitude, series number [+LN]
Receptacle, recipient, containing utensil
Who does, makes, occupies with
A salt with more oxygen [ -it]
Gigantic apparatus or machine, esp. electronic
Chemical K-K-group (from acetylene)
Esther
Automatic process, natural effect, phenomenon
Fermentative substance, enzyme
Shaping of… manifestation of…
Substance resulting from… characterised by…
Without some factor, esp. in chemistry
Against, counterEthnic particularity, folkloric term [ vwe-]
Small, little, tiny [ -isk]
Protein derivative
Functional unit of…, component of…
Amine, azine, protein
Oily or greasy substance (from elaj• = oil)
Addiction to
Gamut distance between notes, interval
Any chemical substance, otherwise not specified
Program, application for the computer
Substance, which does something or helps therewith
Fraction of, part of (plus numeral)
In front of, before (in space) [ -opr ]
Related to a biontological or chemophysical type
Producing an effect similar to…
Group, ensemble, series, esp. in music
Technical element, relatively simple, pertaining to…
Aromatic, hydrocarbon
–ez
Mechanical machine, which does / makes / is used for…
tondezo
–ezeg
Same as -ez, but big and heavy
Descendant of ancestor or pioneer, etc.
fosezego
excavator
Xamidoj
Chamids
AFFIX
–ajn
–ajt
–AL
–ald
–andz
–ants
–ant
-anz
–ari
1
–ari
2
–arj
–arž
–at
–ator
atse–
–atyd
–awz
–az
–až
1
–až
2
dez+
dre–
dwa–
–edj
–ejd
–ejm
–ejn
–el
–em
2
–em
3
–en
–ent
1
–ent
2
–ent
3
epre–
–esk
1
–esk
2
–et
–etr
–id
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1
EXAMPLES
alxajno
alkene
adenajto
adenitis
maksimala
maximum
atsetaldo
acetal
suspensandzo
suspension
induktantso
inductance
supinanto
supinator
suspensanzo
suspension
duwaria
binary
sekondaria
secondary
akwarjo
aquarium
Akwaržo
Acquarian
silikato
silicate
aktselatoro
accelerator
atsenaftejno
acenaphthene
nukleatydo
nucleotide
metamorfawzo
metamorphosis
laktazo
lactase
duplikažo
duplicate
sakxaražo
saccharine
dezhydrogenigi
dehydrogenize
dreaktso
reaction
dwatšatšo
chacho
sporedjo
sporidium
pepsejdo
peptide
morfejmo
morpheme
albumejno
albumin
karbadzelo
carbazole
alkoholemo
alcoholism
septemo
septime
glitsereno
glycerin
tekstento
text editor
detergento
detergent
duwenteprepylo
propyleum
Aspargeskoj
Asparagacea
lumeski
luminescent
kwarteto
quartet
kondensetro
condenser
benzewno
benzene
elaborate razor
–id
2
–ien
–IF
–ij
–ik
–ikš
–in
–inj
–isk
1
–ism
Chemical compound of A and B without oxygen
Geological layer of type…, characterised by…
Transitive verb ending for normoglot stem
State, political regime, controlling body [ -uj]
Scientific discipline, method, craft… about or by…
Female, doing or making…
Female being [ –ots]
Female caressing diminutive
karbido
carbide
Permieno
Permian
turbifi
turn / propel
hierarxijo
hierarchy
ekonomiko
economics
meretrikša
meretricious
šoforino
female driver
onklinjo
auntie
Small, little; particularly for living things [ -edj; -ugr]
astriško
finalismo
asterisk
finalism
Impresismo
impressionism
gobernisto
governor
kobaltito
cobaltite ?
magnetito
magnetite
dewteriumo
deuterium
alterniva
alternating
najlizi
nail (to)
aforizmo
aphorism
abrikotjero
apricot tree
kwotševalo
steed
antropojdo
anthropoid
Neolitojko
Neolithic
atsetojno
acetone
mentolo
menthol
indigoljo
indole
sarxomo
sarcoma
elektrono
electron
sterono
sterone
fosfonio
phosphonium
glykuronia
glucuronic
oprodromo
prodrome
opro–
Movement, doctrine, faith, philosophical system
Tradition, custom, folkloric usage, style
Person who, officially or professionally, paid or not…
A salt with less oxygen [ -at]
Mineral or similar substance
Isotope of some chemical element
Non transitive verb ending for prototype stems
Provide with…, cover with…
Word, expression, saying, idiom, gesture about…
Plant (tree, shrub) which produces…
Nobel, solemn, qualified; opposite of fiMorphologically similar, looking like
Era, epoch, esp. geological
Ketonic alcohol and similar substances
Alcoholic hydrocarbon or phenol
Chemical wich is neither oil, nor phenol, nor alcohol
Tuber, tumour, swelling
Corpuscle in nuclear physics
Hormone
Atom ion or particle system
Monoacid derived from a sugar
Before in time [ epre-]
–or
Relatively complex appliance, esp. electronic [ -ator]
komputoro
computer
ortu–
With lots of water
Monosaccharide
Electromagnetic appliance or valve, usually enormous
Male being (only for plants, animals, and professions)
Non-infectious disease, caused by…, relative to…
Castrated being
Fraction of…, in standardised numerals
ortufosfora
orthophosphoric
albumoso
albumose
tsiklotrono
cyclotron
šoforotso
male driver
newrozo
neurosis
slukokotso
capon
Big, enormous, relative to living beings [ -isk, -edj]
Country in strictly cultural or geographical sence [ -ij]
askugro
big ascus
Sibirujo
Siberia
Personification, esp. in biontology
Object in which…, receptacle used for…
Karinuloj
Carinates
kafunjo
coffee pot
–UR
2
–UR
Substantivating suffix for prototypes or technical terms
Infix for differentiating between scientific homonyms
protseduro
nafturejno
procedure
naphthalene
vwe–
Folkloric word relating to history or religion [ dwa-]
vwetrolo
troll
–yd
Chemical with acid properties [ -yn]
Pure chemical radical
ftalamydo
phthalamide
glitserylo
glyceryl
–ism
2
–ist
–it
1
–it
2
–ium
–IV
–iz
–izm
–jer
kwo–ojd
–ojk
–ojn
–ol
–olj
–om
–on
1
–on
2
–oni
1
–oni
2
–os
–(o)tron
–ots
–oz
slu–
–te
–ugr
–uj
–ul
2
–unj
1
–yl
megate-
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–yn
1
–yn
2
–ALL
Chemical with basic or alkyne properties
Chemical containing nitrogen
One of a host of suffixes, consisting of a vowel plus a double
consonant, with as general meaning: “being, entity”, and applied
exclusively to scientific names for plants and animals.
morfeyno
morphine
ardžyno
arginine
Digitallo
Digitalis
Purely socioglot (common language) affixes — such as -OT for "future tense", -EJ for "locale", AN for "member of" etc. — are omitted from this list, since they have no direct function in
scientific terminology.
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8.2 Standardised Numerals
Numerals
GREEK
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
medna
11
12
13
dexamona
mona
bina
dy+
dias
terna try+
RUSSIAN
rjem
nitšt
enka
prim
odn
dipl dewter
duw
sekond
dven
trias
terts
trit
trjox
tetra
kwart
tšetr
penta
kwint
pjatš
heksa
sikst
šešt
hepta
sept
sjemj
oxta
okt
vosm
nonj
devj
disksoprim
dešodn
diksoduw
dešodven
diksoterts
dešotrjox
nona
enea
dexabina
dodeka
dexaterna
and so on
20
30
40
binaxonta
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monapentaxonta
and so on
ejkosa
and so on
duwodiks
dvenodeš
ternaxonta
tertsodiks
trjoxodeš
tetraxonta
kwartodiks
tšetrodeš
and so on
1
LATIN
10
2
10
3
10
4
10
5
10
6
10
9
10
18
10
dexa
1/2
1/3
1/4
dix
and so on
odnopjatšodeš
diks
deš
tšent
sotnj
xili
mily
tiš
hemi
duw ento
xonta
hekta
kila
and so on
primokwintodikso
mirja
makra
mega
tera
panta
dyte
tryte
semi
terts ento
tetrate
and so on
3/2
tryhemi
tertsoduw ento
and so on
–1
10
–2
10
–3
10
–4
10
–5
10
–6
10
–9
10
–12
10
–15
10
–18
10
seskw
and so on
dexate
detsi
hektate
tsenti
kilate
mili
mirjate
makrate
megate
mikra
gigate
nana
mahate
pika
femta
eksate
hata
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Note: Russian numerals may have an important differentiating
chemophysics.
function in
8.3 Chemical Elements and Radicals
Uniespo
Name
adzoto
alanejno
almino
alxylo
amonjo
amritso
anisolo
aromažo
ardžento
argjono
arseno
aspartejno
astato
aštino
atsetato
atsetyleno
avrumo
barbitalo
barjumo
benzylo
berjilo
berkelo
bismuto
bovrono
bromino
bytrajno
dysprozo
eitero
enstenjo
erbjumo
evropjo
exnola
fermjumo
ferumo
fluworo
fosforo
fransumo
gadlino
galjumo
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Stem
adz–
alan=
alm–
alx=
am=
amr–
anis=
ar=
ardž–
argj–
ars–
aspart=
ast–
ašt–
atset=
atse=
avr–
barbit=
barj–
benz=
berj–
berk–
bism–
bovr–
brom–
bytr=
dyspr–
eit=
enst–
erbj–
evr–
exn=
fermj–
fer–
fluw–
fosf–
frans–
gadl–
galj–
New
Symbol
Atom
Nr.
Aln
Al
13
Alx
Amn
Am
95
Ans
Arm
Ad
47
Ar
18
As
33
Asp
At
85
Aš
89
Att
Ats
Av
79
Bbt
Ba
56
Bnz
Be
4
Bk
97
Bi
83
B
5
Br
35
Btr
Dy
66
Eit
Es
99
Er
68
Ev
63
Exn
Fm
100
Fe
26
Fl
9
Fs
15
Fr
87
Gd
64
Ga
31
English Name
→ nitrogen
alanine
aluminum
alkyl
ammonium
americium
anisole
aromatic
silver
argon
arsenic
aspartine
astatium
actinium
acetate
acetylene
gold
barbiturate
barium
benzyl
beryllium
berkelium
bismuth
boron
bromine
butane
dysprosium
ether
einsteinium
erbium
europium
enolic
fermium
iron
fluorine
phosphorus
francium
gadolinium
gallium
Old
Symbol
Al
Am
Ag
Ar
As
At
Ac
Au
Ba
Be
Bk
Bi
B
Br
Dy
Es
Er
Eu
Fm
Fe
F
P
Fr
Gd
Ga
germanjo
glitsereno
hafnumo
heljumo
holmumo
hydrogeno
imedo
indjumo
irlidjo
isatejno
jodumo
kadmumo
kalforno
kaljumo
kaltsumo
kamforo
karbono
ketojno
klorino
kobalto
krešolo
kriptsono
ksejnono
kumino
kuprumo
kurjumo
lantano
lavrentso
litjumo
lixreno
ljutestso
mantlyro
manxano
masrio
maxneso
mendlevo
merkuro
metxajno
moljibdo
naftejno
natrumo
nejdimo
neptsuno
nexono
nikelo
nitrogeno
nixobo
nobeljo
germ–
glits=
hafn–
helj–
holm–
hydr–
imed=
indj–
irl–
isat=
jod–
kadm–
kalf–
kalj–
kalts–
kamf=
karb–
ket=
klor–
kob–
kreš=
kripts–
ksejn–
kum=
kupr–
kurj–
lant–
lavr–
litj–
lixr=
ljut–
mantl=
manxmasr–
maxn–
mendl–
merk–
metx=
molj–
naft=
natr–
nejd–
nepts–
nex–
nik–
nitr–
nix–
nob–
Ge
32
Gls
Hf
72
He
2
Ho
67
H
1
Imd
In
49
Ir
77
Ist
J
53
Kd
48
Kf
98
Kl
19
Ka
20
Kmf
K
6
Ket
Kl
17
Ko
27
Krš
Kr
36
Ks
54
Kum
Ku
29
Km
96
La
57
Lv
103
Li
3
Lxr
Lu
71
Mnt
Mn
25
Ma
98
Mx
12
Md
101
Mk
80
Mtx
Mo
42
Nft
Na
11
Nd
60
Np
93
Ne
10
Ni
28
N
7
Nb
41
No
102
germanium
glycerin
hafnium
helium
holmium
hydrogen
imide
indium
iridium
isatine
iodine
cadmium
californium
potassium
calcium
camphor
carbon
ketone
chlorine
cobalt
cresol
krypton
xenon
cumin
copper
curium
lanthanum
lawrencium
lithium
ligroin
lutetium
mannitol
manganese
masurium
magnesium
mendelevium
quicksilver
methane
molybdenum
naphthene
sodium
neodymium
neptunium
neon
nickel
nitrogen
niobium
nobelium
Ge
Hf
He
Ho
H
In
Ir
I
Cd
Cf
K
Ca
C
Cl
Co
Kr
Xe
Cu
Cm
La
Lw
Li
Lu
Ma
Mg
Md
Hg
Mo
Na
Nd
Np
Ne
Ni
N
Nb
No
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oksogeno
ošmumo
palado
pfenolo
pformolo
pinatseno
pjurejno
platjino
pludono
plumbumo
poljono
praktino
prazedo
prometo
propylo
provlajno
radzono
radžumo
renjumo
rodanato
rodjumo
rubvidjo
rutenjo
ryboflaveno
samxarjo
seldeno
silitso
skandjumo
stanumo
stibjumo
strontjumo
sulfuro
taljumo
tantaljo
tejluro
terbjumo
texnetšo
titanjo
tixono
torjumo
tserjumo
tsezumo
tsisteno
tuljumo
urjano
usn===
vamadjo
witr===
78
oks–
ošm–
pal–
pfen=
pform=
pinats=
pjur=
platj–
plud–
plumb–
polj–
prakt–
praz–
prom–
prop=
provl=
radz–
radž–
renj–
rodan=
rodj–
rubv–
rut–
ryb=
samx–
seld–
sil–
skandj–
stan–
stibj–
strontj–
sulf–
talj–
tant–
tejl–
terbj–
texn–
tit–
tix=
torj–
tserj–
tsez–
tsist–
tulj–
urj–
usn=
vam–
witr=
O
8
Os
76
Pd
46
Pfn
Pfr
Pnt
Pjr
Pt
78
Pu
94
Pb
82
Po
84
Pa
91
Pr
59
Pm
61
Prp
Prv
Rn
86
Rm
88
Re
75
Rdn
Rh
45
Rb
37
Ru
44
Ryb
Sm
62
Se
34
Si
14
Sk
21
Sn
50
Sb
51
Sr
38
S
16
Tl
81
Ta
73
Te
52
Tb
65
Tx
43
Ti
22
Tix
Tr
90
Ts
58
Tz
55
Tm
69
U
92
Usn
V
Wtr
23
oxygen
osmium
palladium
phenol
formol
pinacol
purine
platinum
plutonium
lead
polonium
protactinium
praseodymium
promethium
propyl
prolan
radon
radium
rhenium
rhodan-rhodium
rubidium
ruthenium
riboflavin
samarium
selenium
silicium
scandium
tin
antimony
strontium
sulphur
thallium
tantalum
tellurium
terbium
technetium
titanium
→ sulphur
thorium
cerium
cesium
cystine
thulium
uranium
usne-vanadium
O
Os
Pd
Pt
Pu
Pb
Po
Pa
Pr
Pm
Rn
Ra
Re
Rd
Rb
Ru
Sm
Se
Si
Sc
Sn
Sb
Sr
S
Tl
Ta
Te
Tb
Tc
Ti
Th
Ce
Cs
Tm
U
V
wolframo
xromumo
ymn==
ytrumo
ytserbo
zinkumo
zirkonjo
wolfr–
xrom–
ymn=
ytr–
yts–
zink–
zirk–
W
74
Xr
24
tungsten
chromium
W
Cr
yttrium
ytterbium
zink
zirconium
Y
Yb
Zn
Zr
Ymn
Y
39
Yb
70
Zn
30
Zr
40
This list may be lengthened.
79
8.4 Some Fancy Models from Organic Chemistry
ORIGINAL JARGON
ajoene
alohaopsin
apollane
azulene
bamflalactone
barettane
basketene
beltenes
betweenanene
bolaamphiphiles
bottomonium
bucky balls
chochins
comicellar
filifolone
Fred
fullerenes
gaylussite
hooplane
housane
liebigite
Mogen Davidene
munchnones
octopus molecules
protorooter
snoutene
vespirene
wyerone
SOURCE
Sp: ajo (= garlic)
hula twist (aloha greeting)
Apollo rocket
Sp: azul (= blue)
F: flamber (= to flame)
Sp: baretta (= cap)
basket
belt
between ane and ene
Sp: bola (= lasso)
bottom
Buckminster (Fuller)
Jap: “lantern”
cooperative micellar
Artemisia fillifolia
R C Co3 (CO)9
(Buckminster) Fuller
Gay-Lussac
houpla (ring toss)
house
von Liebig
“Star of David”
München
L: Octopus
root
(animal) snout
D: Viererpunktsymmetrie
Wye College
TRANSFORMATION
skordeno
vwehulopseno
rokedajno
tsesieno
flogolaktojno
kuklajno
kalatejno
torusenoj
intraajnejno
dwabolamfifiloj
terlonio
retpilketoj
deltrenoj
kowmykella
filofylojno
rokokobylo
karbofysenoj
vwegelysito
kritsemblajno
efesajno
vwelibigito
hieroxlenajno
vwemynxovnoj
heksapoduloj
protoridzento
mastakeno
tšetroptreno
vwewajovno
Many such whimsical names demand complete reconsideration: kammogenin,
louisfieserone, riolozatrione, netzahualcoyone, cuauthemone, ixtlixochilene, etc.
Apparently, some chauvinistic chemists don’t give a damn about the impact of their
home-made jargon on foreign colleagues, as long as they can amuse themselves
with the naming game… The only rational way to get out of this predicament is to
trace back the terms’ etymology and “translate” the constituent word elements into
ITK-elements; or, if proper names are involved, rather to find concrete properties or
characteristics of the substance and use those instead.
kaolin
Chinese kao (“high”) + ling (“hill”)
mekso(bun)ito
kieselguhr
German Kiesel (“gravel”) + Guhr (“ferment”)
glarezymo
litmus
Dutch lak (“lacquer”) + moes (“pulp”)
glojeledno
80
9. THE TABLES OF ROOTS
A
Hb
Jp
S
Sl
Arab
Hebrew
Japanese
Sanskrit
Slavonic
9.1
LEMMAS
abakt•
abakt•
abakt•
abats•
abats•
abelt•
abelt•
abelt•
abelt•
abhi•
abhi•
abhi•
abit•
abit•
ablut•
ablut•
abrot•
abrot•
abrot•
abu•
abu•
abu•
adelf•
adelf•
adelf•
aden•
adet•
adet•
adi•
adi•
adin•
adin•
adip•
Greek numeral
Latin numeral
Russian numeral
###
equivalent unknown
Lemmas – Etymons - Meanings
ETYMONS
abact
abact
abact
abact
abac
abac
abelter
abelter
abelter
abelter
abhi [S]
abhi [S]
abhi [S]
abit
abit
ablu(t)
ablu(t)
abrot
abrot
abrot
ab
ab
ab
adelph
adelph
adelph
aden
adaet
adaet
ad
ad
adin
adin
adip
GN
LN
RN
MEANINGS
do away
discard
exile
remove
dust
powder
comic(al)
foolish
idiotic
silly
eminent
noble(man)
superior
go away
leave (go)
clean(ing)
wash(ing)
beautiful
magnificent
splendid
away from
coming from
from
parent(s)
relation (kin)
relative (kin)
gland (anat.)
ignore
neglect
to
towards
compact(ness)
dense
fat (grease)
adip•
adip
grease
adip•
adja•
adja•
adja•
adja•
admant•
admat•
admat•
admet•
adn•
adok•
adok•
adol•
adol•
adr•
adr•
adr•
adr•
adrix•
adw•
adw•
adw•
adzae•
ae•
ae•
ae•
1
aen•
1
aen•
1
aen•
1
aen•
2
aen•
1
aer•
2
aer•
2
aer•
adip
adya [S]
adya [S]
adya [S]
adya [S]
adamas
adama(s)t
adama(s)t
admet
adee(n)
adox
adox
adol
adol
adr
adr
adr
adr
adrichal [Hb]
ado
aed
aoed
az
a
a
a
a
aen
aen
aen
aen
aen(e)
aer
aer
aer
tallow
current (time)
now(adays)
present (time)
topical
diamond
savage(ly)
wild
virgin(al)
sufficient(ly)
modest(y)
simple /ly
honest
sincere
bold
fat (grease)
stout
thick
architect
sing
sing
sing
chemical element N
depreaved of
not
unwithout
brass
bronze
copper
ore
trumpet (etc.)
air
brass
bronze
81
2
aer•
2
aer•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
2
aest•
1
aet•
1
aet•
1
aet•
2
aet•
aet •
aet •
afel•
afel•
afel•
afod•
afod•
afor•
afor•
afr•
afr•
afr•
afr•
agalm•
agalm•
agan•
agan•
agan•
agap•
agap•
agap•
agap•
1
agast•
1
agast•
1
agast•
2
agast•
2
agast•
agel•
agel•
agel•
agel•
agel•
agel•
82
aer
aer
aest
aest
aest
aest
aest
eth
eth
eth
eth
eth
aest
e(e)th
e(e)th
e(e)th
aet
aeci
aeci
aphel
aphel
aphel
aphod
aphod
aphor(idz)
aphor(idz)
aphr
aphr
aphr
aphr
agalm
agalm
agan
agan
agan
agap
agap
agap
agap
agath
agath
agath
agath
agath
agel
agel
agel
agel
agel
agel
copper
ore
ardent
burn
flame
heat (temperature)
hot
ardent
burn
flame
heat (temperature)
hot
surf
custom(ary)
habit(s)
moral(s)
eagle
insult
offend /se
easy/ iness
light (easy)
simple /ly
droppings
dung
concise
summarize
foam
froth
lather
saliva
gem
jewel
charm(ing)
lure
please(d)
charity
inclined to
love
sympathy
delight
enjoy
pleasure
ball (clew)
clew
flock (herd)
group (bunch)
herd (group)
kin
people
suite
ages•
ages•
ages•
ages•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglop•
aglop•
aglop•
aglop•
agm•
agm•
agm•
agm•
agm•
1
agn•
1
agn•
1
agn•
1
agn•
2
agn•
agog•
agog•
agog•
agog•
agog•
agon•
agon•
agon•
agon•
agon•
agor•
agor•
agor•
agor•
agor•
agost•
agost•
1
agr•
1
agr•
1
agr•
1
agr•
2
agr•
2
agr•
agra•
agra•
agrem•
agrem•
agees
agees
agees
agees
agla
agla
agla
agla
agla
aegilop
aegilop
aegilop
aegilop
agm
agm
agm
agm
agm
agn
agn
agn
agn
agn(in)
agog
agog
agog
agog
agog
agon
agon
agon
agon
agon
agor(a)
agor(a)
agor(a)
agor(a)
agor(a)
agost
agost
agro
agro
agro
agro
agri
agri
agra
agra
agr(em)
agr(em)
break(ing)
destroy
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
brilliant
great
magnificent
marvel(ous)
splendid
boil (nn)
fistula
sore
ulcer
degree
gradient
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
steep
clean (pure)
clear
flawless
pure
lamb
conductor
guide (nn)
leader
teacher
tutor
battle
clash
fight(ing)
struggle /ing
wrestle
locale
market
piazza
place (locale)
square
palm (hand)
sole (foot)
area
field(s)
region
territory
impetuous
intens(iv)e
capture (nn)
prey (victim)
catch (nn)
snare (trap)
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agrob•
agrost•
agrost•
agrost•
agv•
agv•
agyrt•
agyrt•
ahins•
ahins•
ahins•
1
aig•
1
aig•
1
aig•
1
aig•
2
aig•
2
aig•
2
aig•
ailur•
ailur•
ajdi•
ajdi•
ajgi•
aji•
aji•
aji•
aji•
aji•
1
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
2
ajmid•
2
ajmid•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
1
ajol•
1
ajol•
1
ajol•
1
ajol•
agr(em)
agr(em)
agren
agren
agren
agren
agrobot
agrost(id)
agrost(id)
agrost(id)
ag(o)
ag(o)
agyrt
agyrt
ahinsa [S]
ahinsa [S]
ahinsa [S]
aeg
aeg
(eg(o)
eg(o)
aegi
aegi
aegi
aelur
aelur
aeidi
aeidi
aegi
aichm
aichm
aichm
aichm
aichm
aem(at)
aem(at)
aemid
aemid
aem(at)
aem(at)
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
aioll
aioll
aioll
aioll
springe (trap)
trap (tool)
catch (nn)
snare (trap)
springe (trap)
trap (tool)
shepherd
cereal
herb
plant (herb)
condition(ed)
fare (vb)
beg (charity)
plead
gentle
mild
tender(ly)
billy goat
goat
billy goat
goat
protect
screen(ed)
shelter(ed)
cat
feline
cripple(d)
disabled
coat-of-arms
always
continuous
eternal
forever
permanent
breathe
respire /ation
breathe
respire /ation
blow up
swell(ing)
highway
itinerary
passage
road(way)
trajectory
way (road)
alert
brisk
energy
impetuous
2
ajol•
2
ajol•
2
ajol•
1
ajpy•
1
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
ajr•
ajr•
ajs•
ajsxyn•
ajsxyn•
ajsxyn•
ajtal•
ajtal•
ajtal•
ajte•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajtr•
ajtr•
ajtr•
ajv•
ajv•
ajv•
ajxm•
ajxm•
ajxm•
ajxm•
ajyl•
ajyl•
ajyl•
ak•
ak•
akal•
1
akant•
1
akant•
aidl
aidl
aidl
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aeor
aeor
eis
aeschyn
aeschyn
aeschyn
aethal
aethal
aethal
aethe
aiti
aiti
aiti
aiti
eth
eth
eth
eth
eti
eti
eti
eti
aithr
aithr
aithr
a(e)v
a(e)v
a(e)v
aechme
aechme
aichm
aichm
ayl
ayl
ayl
aco
aco
acalyph
acanth
acanth
massive
prolific
swarm(ing)
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
incline(d)
perpendicular
sheer
slope (cliff)
steep
hang (up)
hook up
close(by)
bashful(ness)
modest(y)
shame(ful)
coal
smoke
soot
dry(ing)
cause (nn)
motive
pretext
why
cause (nn)
motive
pretext
why
cause (nn)
motive
pretext
why
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
epoch
era
time
arrow(point)
spear(point)
arrow(point)
spear(point)
domain
estate
farm (nn)
dart
javelin
nettle
sting (needle)
thorn(y)
83
2
akant•
2
akant•
2
akant•
2
akant•
akerv•
akerv•
akerv•
akl•
akl•
akl•
aklut•
aklys•
aklys•
akm•
akmon•
aknest•
aknest•
akon•
akon•
akon•
akon•
akon•
akon•
akot•
1
aksi•
1
aksi•
1
aksi•
1
aksi•
2
aksi•
2
aksi•
2
aksi•
akter•
akter•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
2
aktin•
2
aktin•
aktu•
aktu•
aktu•
aktu•
akule•
akule•
akule•
akule•
akule•
84
acanth
acanth
acanth
acanth
acerv
acerv
acerv
acol
acol
acol
acolyt
aclis
aklyd
acmee
acmon
acnest
acnest
ac(on)
ac(on)
ac(on)
acos
acos
acos
acoet
axi
axi
axi
axi
axi
axi
axi
aicter
aicter
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
######
######
######
######
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
brush (vb)
rub
scrape
sweep
group (bunch)
horde
mass (heap)
bit
particle
piece
accompany
lance
lance
top
anvil
backbone
spine
cure (therapy)
medicament
medicine
cure (therapy)
medicament
medicine
husband
cost(ly)
price
value (worth)
worth (value)
honor(able)
merit(orious)
worthy
aggress(ion)
attack
bright
brilliant
luminous
radiant
ray
shine /ing
needle
pin (stylus)
current (time)
now
present (time)
today
ardent
poignant
prick(ing)
sarcastic
sharp
akule•
akule•
akw•
akw•
akw•
akx•
akx•
1
aky•
1
aky•
1
aky•
1
aky•
2
aky•
2
aky•
2
aky•
alaks•
alaks•
alaks•
alaks•
alaks•
alal•
alal•
alal•
alanalant•
alb•
alb•
alb•
album•
album•
aldž•
aldž
aleks•
aleks•
aleks•
alektr•
alektr•
alektr•
alel•
alel•
alemt•
alemt•
alemt•
alemt•
ales•
ales•
ales•
ales•
ales•
alesm•
alesm•
acu(le)
acu(le)
aqua
aqua
aqua
acho
acho
aci(d)
aci(d)
aci(d)
aci(d)
acid
acid
acid
allax
allax
allax
allax
allax
al
al
al
alan
allant
alb
alb
alb
albumen
albumen
algi(a)
algi(a)
alex
alex
alex
alector
alector
alector
allel
allel
alem(at)
alem(at)
alem(at)
alem(at)
alees
alees
alees
alees
alees
alesm(at)
alesm(at)
spinous
thorn(y)
fluid (nn)
liquid (nn)
water
ear
hear(ing)
needle
peg
pin (stylus)
quill
acute
point(ed)
sharp
change
interchange
swap
switch (change)
transform
dial (nn)
disk
saucer
chemical word stem
sausage
blonde
pure
white
glair
protein
cold
frost
defend
protect
push away
chicken
hen
rooster
mutual
reciprocal
rover
tramp
vagabond
wanderer
ardent
boiling
burning
heat(ed)
hot
fodder
food
alesm•
alet•
alet•
aletr•
aletr•
aletr•
aletr•
aletr•
alevr•
alevr•
algi•
algi•
algi•
algi•
algi•
alif•
alim•
alim•
alim•
alim•
alind•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alits•
1
alj•
1
alj•
1
alj•
1
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
aljen•
aljen•
aljen•
aljen•
alesm(at)
aleth
aleth
aleth
aleth
aleth
aleth
aleth
aleur
aleur
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
aliph(at)
alimm(at)
alimm(at)
alimm(at)
alimm(at)
alind
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
all
allex
allex
allic
allic
oll
oll
oll
all
all
all
oll
all
all
all
all
all
all
alien
alien
alien
alien
nutrition
reality
truth(ful)
chew
grind
mash(ed)
mince
ruminate
flour
powder
disturb(ance)
impediment
inconvenience
pain
trouble (pain)
fat(ty)
balm
balsam
ointment
unguent
roll(ing)
crime
culpability
fault(y)
guilt(y)
misdeed
misdemeanour
sin
other
thumb
toe (big)
thumb
toe (big)
another
different
other
another
different
else
else
besides
however
moreover
nevertheless
still (adv)
yet
crazy
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
aljen•
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alov•
alov•
alov•
alox•
alox•
alox•
alox•
alox•
alpek•
als•
als•
als•
alts•
alts•
alts•
altse•
altse•
altse•
altse•
alxalyt•
alyt•
alyt•
alzur•
alž•
alien
alien
alieus
alieus
alieus
alieus
alieut
alieut
alieut
alieut
halieus
halieus
halieus
halieus
halieut
halieut
halieut
halieut
alco
alum(in)
alops
allotri
allotri
allotri
allotri
alo
alo
alo
aloch
aloch
aloch
aloch
aloch
alopec
als
als
als
alce
alce
alce
alth(ae)
alth(ae)
alth(ae)
alth(ae)
alkan
alyte
alyte
alyte
al-zuhr [A]
ali
nuts (adv)
silly
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
chemical word stem
chemical element Al
blind(ness)
exotic
foreign
outlandish
strange
area
surface
terrain
lady
madam
spouse
wife
woman
fox
bush
copse
grove
obstinate
resistant
strong
cure(d)
heal
repair
restore(d)
chemical word stem
examine
explore
inspect
afternoon
retire(d)
85
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amaks•
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amart•
amart•
amart•
amart•
amart•
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amavr•
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ambat•
ambat•
ambat•
ambat•
ambed•
ambed•
ambed•
ambed•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
1
ambly•
1
ambly•
1
ambly•
1
ambly•
2
ambly•
2
ambly•
2
ambly•
2
ambly•
ambul•
ambul•
ambul•
ambul•
amby•
amby•
amby•
amby•
amby•
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ali
am
amax
amax
amax
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amaur
amaur
ambat
ambat
ambat
ambat
ambat
ambed
ambed
ambes
ambes
amb(it)
amb(it)
amb(it)
amb(it)
amb(it)
ambon
ambon
ambon
ambon
ambon
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambula
ambula
ambula
ambula
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
retreat(ed)
chemical word stem
because (of)
for (conj)
since
crime
culpability
fault(y)
guilt(y)
misdeed
misdemeanour
sin
dark
obscure /ity
ascend
climb
go up
mount(ed)
rise (stand up)
gnaw
nibble
gnaw
nibble
bank
border (rim)
edge
rim
shore
bank
border (rim)
edge
rim
shore
blunt
dull
obtuse
vague(ly)
delicate
feeble(ness)
slender
weak(ness)
journey(ing)
roam(ing)
travel(ling)
wander
can (box)
jug
mug
pitcher (recipient)
pot
amby•
ame•
ame•
ame•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
1
amn•
1
amn•
1
amn•
1
amn•
1
amn•
2
amn•
amnj•
amnj•
amorb•
amorb•
amorb•
amped•
amped•
amped•
amped•
amped•
ampel•
ampel•
amramur•
amur•
amur•
amur•
amyk•
amyk•
amyk•
amyk•
amyn•
amyn•
amyn•
an•
an•
an•
an•
an•
amby(c)
ame
ame
ame
ambi
ambi
ambi
ambi
amphi
amphi
amphi
amphi
amphi
ampho
ampho
amm
amm
hamm
hamm
hirguin
amni
amni
amni
amorb
amorb
amorb
amped
amped
amped
amped
amped
ampel
ampel
americi
amaur
amaur
amaur
amaur
amych
amych
amyct
amyct
amyn
amyn
amyn
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
tankard
pick-ax
shovel
spade
about
around
round
surrounding
about
round
surrounding
at each side
both (ways)
at each side
both (ways)
dust
sand
dust
sand
he-goat
lamb
river
stream (river)
companion(ship)
mate (companion)
partner
depart(ure)
go off
leave (go)
start
trigger/ing
grape
vine(yard)
chemical element Am
confusion
insecurity
uncertain(ty)
unclear
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
defend
guard(ing)
protect
absent
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
not
un-
an•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anank•
anank•
anank•
anank•
anank•
ana •
ana •
anbat•
anbat•
anbat•
1
andr•
1
andr•
1
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
a(n)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
anax
anax
anax
anax
anax
onax
onax
onax
onax
onax
anact
anact
anact
anact
anax
anax
anax
anax
ananc
ananc
ananc
para
ananc
anass
anass
anabath
anabath
anabath
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
without
above
across
add(ed)
again
also
at
beyond
on
up(ward)
away from
from
inverse
misunboss (master)
chief (master)
head (figure)
leader
manager
boss (master)
chief (master)
head (figure)
leader
manager
king
monarch
president (country)
prince
king
monarch
president (country)
prince
compell
compulsory
necessary
compulsory
require(d)
princess
queen
ladder
staircase
stairs
husband
male
man
brave (warrior)
fighter
military man
warrior
2
andr•
anekt•
anekt•
anekt•
anekt•
anelm•
anelm•
anelm•
anem•
anem•
anem•
aneps•
aneps•
aneps•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
ange•
angel•
angel•
angel•
angel•
angel•
angog•
angog•
angog•
angog•
angust•
angust•
angust•
angust•
angust•
angw•
angw•
anil•
anil•
anil•
anir•
anir•
anir•
ank•
ank•
ank•
ankyl•
ankyl•
anpir•
andr
anect
anect
anect
anect
aneilem
aneilem
aneilem
anem
anem
anem
anepsi
anepsi
anepsi
anfract
anfract
anfract
anfract
anfract
angei
angei
angei
angeli
angeli
angeli
angeli
angeli
agog
agog
agog
agog
angust
angust
angust
angust
angust
angui
angui
anill
anill
anill
anir
anir
anir
angc
angc
angc
ancyl
ancyl
anap(e)ir
wrestler
admissible
bearable
endure/ able
tolerable
torsion
twist
wring
draught
gale
wind (air)
cousin
nephew
niece
deformed
irregular
lopsided
misshapen
skewed
receptacle
recipient
container
announce(ment)
communicate
inform(ation)
message
report
behavior
conduct(ing)
guide (vb)
lead(ing)
hardly
narrow
scarce(ly)
strict(ly)
tight
serpent
snake
blue
indigo
purple
human being
individual (nn)
person
elbow
joint
knee
curve(d)
round
bore (through)
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anpir•
anpir•
anpir•
anpir•
1
ant•
1
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
1
antem•
2
antem•
anti•
anti•
anti•
antj•
antj•
antj•
antomb•
antomb•
antr•
antr•
antr•
antrats•
antrats•
antrats•
antrop•
antrop•
antser•
antser•
antsistr•
antsistr•
antši•
antši•
antši•
antši•
antšil•
antšil•
anuš•
88
anap(e)ir
anap(e)ir
anap(e)ir
anap(e)ir
anth
anth
anth
anth
anth
anth
anth
ante
ante
ante
ante
ante
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anthem
anthem
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
antoma
antoma
antr
antr
antr
anthrax
anthrax
anthrax
anthrop
anthrop
anther
anther
ancistr
ancistr
anch(i)
anch(i)
anch(i)
anch(i)
ancill
ancill
anus
perforate(d)
pierce(d)
run through
stab
flora
flower
decoration
garnishing (nn)
ornament
outfit
trimming (nn)
early
origin(al)
primeval
primitive
pristine
early
origin(al)
primeval
primitive
pristine
flower
skin disease
against
counter (adv)
oppose(d)
analogous
conform
similar(ly)
collide
conflict
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
grotto
charcoal
coal
cokes
human being
man
multi-colored
varie(gat)ed
hook (nn)
picklock
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
speed(y)
maiden
servant (female)
grandmother
anuš•
1
anx•
1
anx•
1
anx•
2
anx•
2
anx•
2
anx•
2
anx•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
1
ap•
1
ap•
1
ap•
1
ap•
2
ap•
2
ap•
2
ap•
apag•
apag•
apag•
apag•
apag•
apag•
apag•
apag•
apant•
apant•
apant•
anus
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anchi
anchi
anchi
anchi
anchi
anchi
angy
angy
angy
angy
angy
angy
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
apo
apo
apo
apo
apo
apo
apo
apa
apa
apax
apax
hapa
hapa
hapax
hapax
apantes
apantes
apantes
old woman
compress(ed)
strangle
suffocate
crack (split)
fissure
furrow
split(ting)
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next (to)
with
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next (to)
with
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next (to)
with
irritate
plague(d)
torment
torture
trouble (pain)
vex(ing)
away
disout(side)
unextremity
finish
top (tip)
occasional
sometimes
occasional
sometimes
occasional
sometimes
occasional
sometimes
answer
react(ion)
respond(ing)
apat•
apat•
apat•
apat•
apedr•
apedr•
apedr•
apen•
apen•
apen•
apen•
apen•
api•
api•
apj•
aplud•
aplym•
aplym•
aplym•
aplym•
aplys•
aplys•
aplys•
aplys•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
1
apor•
1
apor•
1
apor•
1
apor•
1
apor•
2
apor•
2
apor•
apoš•
aps+
1
apš•
2
apš•
2
apš•
2
apš•
2
apš•
1
apt•
2
apt•
2
apt•
2
apt•
ar-
apat
apat
apat
apat
aphedr
aphedr
aphedr
apen
apen
apen
apen
apen
api
api
apis
aplud
apollym
apollym
apollym
apollym
aplys
aplys
aplys
aplys
apon
apon
apon
apon
apon
apon
apon
apor
apor
apor
apor
apor
apore
apore
aphosi
abs
aps(is)
apsid
apsid
apsis
apsis
apt
apt
apt
apt
ar
cheat
deceive(d)
lie (tell a)
mystify
lavatory
toilet
water-closet
cruel(ty)
ferocious
fierce
grim
savage(ly)
berry
pear
bee
bran
deprive(d)
lose /lost
loss
perish(ed)
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
refuse(d)
rubbish
allay
alleviate
mitigate
palliate
relieve(d)
soften
soothe
be absent
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
embarrass(ing)
jeopardize
repent(ing)
absolute value
bow (shooting)
knot (node)
node
knot (node)
node
capable /ity
defeat
overcome
win
chemical word stem
aragm•
aragm•
araj•
araj•
araj•
araks•
araks•
araks•
araks•
arar•
arar•
arar•
araw•
araxn•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardžared•
ared•
ared•
ared•
ared•
ared•
ared•
1
arg•
1
arg•
1
arg•
2
arg•
2
arg•
2
arg•
2
arg•
argal•
argal•
argal•
argal•
argal•
argim•
argim•
argim•
argim•
arginargj-
aragm
aragm
arae
arae
arae
arax
arax
arax
arax
ara
ara
ara
ara
arachn
ard(m)
ard(m)
ard(m)
ard(m)
ard(m)
arth
arth
arth
arth
arth
argent
aret
aret
aret
aret
aret
aret
aret
arg
arg
arg
arg
arg
arg
arg
argal
argal
argal
argal
argal
argemon
argemon
argimon
argimon
argin
argon
shake(n)
shuffle
compact(ness)
dense
resistant
beat(ing)
hit(ting)
knock
strike
blaspheme
curse
swear
altar
spider
baptize
irrigate
sprinkle
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
baptize
irrigate
sprinkle
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
chemical element Ag
chaste /ity
decent
fitting (adj)
proper(ly)
pure
seemly
virtuous
indolent
lazy(ness)
slothful
blank
bright
clear
white
awkward
difficult
exacting
hard
trouble(some)
boil (nn)
sore
fistula
ulcer
chemical word stem
chemical element Ar
89
1
argyr•
2
argyr•
1
arhen•
1
arhen•
1
arhen•
1
arhen•
2
arhen•
2
arhen•
arik•
1
aris•
2
aris•
2
aris•
2
aris•
2
aris•
1
arist•
1
arist•
1
arist•
2
arist•
2
arist•
arists•
aritm•
aritm•
aritm•
aritm•
arjen•
arjen•
arkn•
arkn•
arkn•
1
arkt•
2
arkt•
1
arky•
2
arky•
2
arky•
armilj•
armilj•
armilj•
armost•
armost•
armost•
armost•
armost•
1
arn•
1
arn•
1
arn•
1
arn•
2
arn•
arpe•
arpe•
ars90
argyr
argyr
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arika [A]
aris
aris
aris
aris
aris
arist
arist
arist
arist
arist
arister
arithm
arithm
arithm
arithm
arre(t)
arre(t)
arcon
arcon
arcon
arct
arct
arcy
arcy
arcy
armill
armill
armill
armost
armost
armost
armost
armost
aren
aren
aren
aren
arn
arpe
arpe
arseno
silver
money
mighty
muscular
powerful
strong
macho
male
sofa
wise
begin(ning)
onset
origin
start (departure)
elite
eminence
noble(man)
beard
ear (of corn)
left (side)
calculate
count(ing)
number(ed)
reckon
secret
unknown
hide/ ing
secret
unknown
bear
north(wind)
lace (binding)
mesh
net(work)
arm-ring
bracelet
foot-ring
adequate
convenient
suitable
appropriate
fitting (adj)
beach
sand
seashore
strand
lamb
hook (nn)
peg
chemical element As
arst•
arst•
arst•
arst•
arta•
arta•
artam•
artam•
1
arti•
1
arti•
1
arti•
2
arti•
2
arti•
2
arti•
2
arti•
artm•
artm•
artok•
artop•
artop•
artr•
artse•
artsi•
artsi•
artsi•
artsi•
arv•
arv•
arx•
arx•
arx•
1
arxe•
1
arxe•
1
arxe•
1
arxe•
2
arxe•
2
arxe•
aryst•
aryst•
aryst•
arzel•
arzel•
asekl•
asekl•
asekl•
asekl•
asja•
asja•
asja•
aski•
arest
arest
arest
arest
art(a)
art(a)
artam
artam
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
artam
artam
artokopos
artop
artop
arthr(o)
arce
arci
arci
arci
arci
arv
arv
arch(i)
arch(i)
arch(i)
arch
arch
arch
arch
arche
arche
ary(s)t
ary(s)t
ary(s)t
arizel
arizel
assec(u)l
assec(u)l
assect
assect
asuya [S]
asuya [S]
asuya [S]
asci
agreeable
enjoyable
pleasant
pleasing
bread
loaf
slaughterer
butcher
equal in number
even (number)
pair
correct(ly)
flawless
precise
right (correct)
chef
cook (chef)
baker
bake
cook(ed)
joint
resist(ing)
certain
safe(ty)
secure(ly)
sure
field(s)
land (field)
chief (master)
master (boss)
ruler (king)
ancient
antique
once
origin(al)
behind
tail (end)
ladle (nn)
spoon
trowel
discriminate
distinguish
accompany
follow(ing)
accompany
follow(ing)
emulation
envy
jealous(y)
exercise
aski•
aspam•
aspam•
aspartaspas•
aspas•
aspas•
aspas•
asper•
asper•
asper•
asper•
aspid•
aspid•
aspis•
aspis•
aspis•
aspr•
aspr•
astastak•
astak•
asti•
asti•
asti•
asti•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astr•
astrab•
astrag•
astrag•
astrap•
astrap•
asts•
astut•
astut•
astut•
astut•
astut•
asty•
asty•
asci
aspasm
aspasm
aspart
aspasm
aspasm
aspasm
aspasm
asper
asper
asper
asper
aspid
aspis
aspid
aspid
aspid
aspir
aspir
ast
astac
astac
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
asti(c)
asti(c)
asti(c)
asti(c)
asti(c)
aster
astrab
astragal
astragal
astrap
astrap
asc
astu(t)
astu(t)
astu(t)
astu(t)
astu(t)
asty
asty
practice
greet
salute
chemical word stem
fortunate
happy/ ness
please(d)
satisfy /ied
crude
raw
rough
shaggy
shield (protection)
shield (protection)
adder
snake
viper
inhale
suck(ing)
chemical element At
crayfish
crustacean
affable
courteous
kind(ness)
polite(ly)
bourgeois
burgess
burgher
middle-class
urban
bourgeois
burgess
burgher
middle-class
urban
star
saddle
bone (small)
vertebra
flash
lightning
hose(pipe)
cunning
ruse
sly(ness)
subterfuge
trick(y)
city
town
ašad•
ašfin•
aši•
ašn•
ašn•
aštata•
atart•
atart•
1
ater•
1
ater•
1
ater•
1
ater•
2
ater•
2
ater•
2
ater•
2
ater•
atlon•
atlon•
atlon•
atlon•
atlon•
atm•
atm•
atm•
atm•
atmen•
atmen•
atmen•
atmol•
atmol•
atmol•
atmol•
1
atr•
1
atr•
1
atr•
1
atr•
1
atr•
2
atr•
2
atr•
2
atr•
atrakt•
atrakt•
atram•
atram•
atrats•
atrats•
atrats•
atsa• [GN]
atsak•
ashadhah [S]
ashvinah [S]
asio
achn
achn
actini
ata
atarter
atarter
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
athlon
athlon
athlon
athlon
athlon
atm
atm
atm
atm
atmen
atmen
atmen
automol
automol
automol
automol
atr
atr
atr
atr
atr
athr
athr
athr
atract
atract
atrament
atrament
atrax
atrax
atrax
atto
attak
June
September
owl (etc)
down (fluff)
fluff
chemical element Ac
father
aggress(ion)
violence
mess (mush)
mush
porridge
puree
brush (nn)
ear (of corn)
tuft
whisker(s)
competition
contest (match)
game (play)
match (game)
sport(s)
fume (smoke)
gas
smoke
vapor
bond servant
slave (servant)
thrall
desert(ed)
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
black
dark
dim
gloomy/ ness
obscure /ity
concise
short
succinct
arrow
spindle
ink
paint (nn)
nettle
thistle
weed (herb)
trillionth (10-18)
cricket
91
atsak•
atseatses•
atses•
atses•
atses•
atsetatsin•
atsin•
atsin•
atsin•
atstr•
atstr•
atstr•
atsw•
atsw•
atšer•
atšer•
atšer•
atšn•
atšran•
atšt•
atšt•
1
atyr•
1
atyr•
1
atyr•
2
atyr•
2
atyr•
2
atyr•
avit•
avit•
avj•
avj•
avod•
avod•
avod•
avod•
avravrig•
avrig•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awks•
awks•
awks•
awks•
92
attak
ace
aces(m)
aces(m)
acest
acest
acetat
acin
acin
acin
acin
atr
atr
atr
aco
aco
acer
acer
acer
achn
achoranit [Hb]
act
act
athyr
athyr
athyr
athyr
athyr
athyr
avit
avit
avi
avi
#####
#####
#####
#####
aur(i)
aurig(a)
aurig(a)
aug
aug
aug
aug
aug
aug
aux
aux
aux
aux
grasshopper
chemical word stem
cure(d)
restore(d)
cure(d)
restore(d)
chemical word stem
bunch
cluster
grape
raisin
no good
ugly
wretched
means
remedy
bobbin
cylinder
shuttle
chaff
backward
food
nourishment
change
modify
transform
gamble (vb)
play(ing)
romp(ing)
ancestor
forefather
bird
fowl
procedure
program
protocol
ritual
chemical element Au
coachman
driver
glimmer (nn)
glitter(ing)
glow(ing)
light (shine)
radiation
shine (polish)
augment
enlarge
grow
increase
awks•
awks•
awks•
awks•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
2
awl•
2
awl•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlits•
awlits•
awlits•
1
awr•
1
awr•
2
awr•
awstr•
awt•
awt•
awtik•
awtik•
awtik•
awxen•
awxen•
awxen•
axen•
axen•
axen•
axn•
axonta•
axor•
axor•
axor•
axot•
1
axr•
1
axr•
1
axr•
1
axr•
ux
ux
ux
ux
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloc
aulac
aulac
aulac
aulac
aulic
aulic
aulic
auri
auri
auri
austr
aut
aut
autic
autic
autic
auchen
auchen
auchen
achaen
achaen
achaen
achne
achonta
achor
achor
achor
achot [Hb]
acr
acr
acr
acr
augment
enlarge
grow
increase
cylinder
holder
scabbard
sheath
socket
tube
camp(ing)
tent
camp(ing)
fold
furrow
split(ting)
tent
wrinkle (furrow)
fold
furrow
split(ting)
wrinkle (furrow)
court (royal)
institute (foundation)
palace
hear(ing)
listen
ear
south(wind)
independent
selfat once
immediate
soon
nape (neck)
neck
throat
deer
ruminant (animal)
stag
ear (of corn)
ten(fold) [GN]
mucus
phlegm
viscosity
nurse (woman)
altitude
culmination
end (finish)
extremity
2
axr•
2
axr•
axrak•
axs•
axs•
axs•
1
axt•
1
axt•
1
axt•
1
axt•
2
axt•
2
axt•
2
axt•
2
axt•
axyr•
axyr•
ay•
ay•
ay•
azbol•
azbol•
azbol•
azbol•
azl•
azl•
azl•
LEMMAS
babur•
babur•
babur•
babur•
bad•
bad•
badj•
badj•
badj•
badj•
badrapt•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badžir•
bagen•
baj•
acr
acr
achraq [A]
axos
axos
axos
achter
achter
achter
achter
achter
achter
achthin
achthin
achyr
achyr
au
au
au
asbol
asbol
asbol
asbol
aza(le)
aza(le)
aza(le)
ETYMONS
cut(ting)
sharp
noodles
distress
pain
suffer(ing)
cargo
charge (weight)
heavy
load
afflict(ion)
distress
afflict(ion)
distress
chaff
straw
dry (adj)
meager
shriveled
deposit
fall-out
sediment
soot
arid
dry (adj)
parch(ed)
MEANINGS
clown
fool (nn)
lunatic
madman
city
town
brown
ochre (etc.)
tanned
umber
bhadrapada [S] August
badi
go
badi
march
badi
pace
badi
step(ping)
badi
walk(ing)
bas(i)
go
bas(i)
march(ing)
bas(i)
pace
bas(i)
step(ping)
bas(i)
walk(ing)
badhirah [S] deaf
bhagini [S]
sister
bai
palm(product)
baburr
baburr
baburr
baburr
bad [A]
bad [A]
badi
badi
badi
badi
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
bajam•
baje•
baje•
bajn•
1
bajn•
1
bajn•
bakr•
1
bakt•
1
bakt•
1
bakt•
2
bakt•
2
bakt•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
1
balan•
1
balan•
1
balan•
1
balan•
1
balan•
2
balan•
2
balan•
balant•
balant•
balant•
balb•
balb•
balb•
balb•
balb•
balte•
balte•
balte•
bangr•
banu•
bapts•
bapts•
bapts•
baratr•
baratr•
baratr•
baratr•
barbitbarbl•
barbyt•
bashful(ness)
commotion
coy(ness)
disquiet
restlessness
shy(ness)
timid(ity)
timourous(ness)
unrest
humility
modest(y)
go
pace
walk(ing)
besar bakar [Hb] beef
bacc
berry
bacc
globule
bacc
pearl
bhakti [S]
like /ing
bhakti [S]
love
bacl
club (stick)
bacl
mace
bacl
scepter
bacter
club (stick)
bacter
mace
bacter
scepter
balan
acorn
balan
bun
balan
nut (kernel)
balan
pill
balan
roll (bread)
bal(a)ne
bath(room)
bal(a)ne
spa
balant
handbag
balant
purse
balant
sack (bag)
balbid
degree
balbid
echelon
balbid
gradient
balbid
level (layer)
balbid
step (ladder)
balte
belt
balte
girdle
balte
zone
bangar [A]
beet-root
bhanuvasara [S] Sunday
baptist
drown
baptist
immerse(d)
baptist
merge
barater
cheat
barater
deceive(d)
barater
fraud
barater
hoax
barbit
chemical word stem
barbyl
plum
barbit
harp
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
bhayam [S]
baeo
baeo
baen
baen
baen
93
barbyt•
barbyt•
barjbary•
bary•
bary•
basil•
basil•
basil•
basil•
basil•
baskan•
baskan•
baskan•
baskan•
basr•
basr•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
1
batj•
2
batj•
2
batj•
batn•
batn•
batn•
batn•
batrax•
1
bats•
1
bats•
1
bats•
2
bats•
2
bats•
2
bats•
2
bats•
baty•
baty•
baty•
bavm•
bavn•
bavn•
bebel•
bebel•
bebel•
bebel•
bedel•
bedel•
bedel•
bejl•
94
barbit
barbit
bari
bar(y)
bar(y)
bar(y)
basil
basil
basil
basil
basil
bascan
bascan
bascan
bascan
bassar(ic)
bassar(ic)
bas
bas
bas
bas
bas
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
batia
bath
bath
baten
baten
baten
baten
batrach
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bath(y)
bath(y)
bath(y)
bhaumavasara [S]
baun
baun
bebel
bebel
bebel
bebel
bdell
bdell
bdell
bel
lyre
zither
chemical element Ba
heavy
press (together)
weigh
emperor
king
monarch
prince
sovereign
destiny
fate
omen
talisman
actor
comedian
base (fundament)
basis
foot
pedestal
plinth
base (fundament)
basis
foot
pedestal
plinth
fruit
ray
skate (fish)
hillside
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
steep
frog
dwell
lodge (live)
reside /ing
hawthorn
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thicket
deep
profound(ly)
unfathomable
Tuesday
forge/ ing
smithy
amateur
layman
novice
profane
leech
nipple (sucker)
teat
arrow
bejl•
bejl•
bejl•
bejn•
2
bajn•
belb•
belb•
belemn•
belemn•
belemn•
belemn•
belti•
belti•
belti•
belti•
bents•
bents•
bents•
benzberjberkbe •
be •
be •
be •
bets•
betši•
bi•
bi•
bi•
bia•
bibl•
bibl•
bili•
bina• [GN]
bina• [GN]
binj•
birj•
birt•
bism1
bist•
2
bist•
2
bist•
bjas•
bjus•
blant•
blant•
blant•
blast•
blast•
blast•
blast•
blast•
blats•
blats•
blats•
bel
bel
bel
baen
baen
belb
belb
belemn
belemn
belemn
belemn
belti(st)
belti(st)
belti(st)
belti(st)
benth
benth
benth
benz(o)
berill
berkeli
bess
bess
bess
bess
bec
bechi
bio
bio
bio
bia
bibli
bibli
bil(i)
bi(n)
bi(n)
binian [Hb]
bir [A]
birit [Hb]
bismuth
pist
pist
pist
byas
bius
balanat
balanat
balanat
blast
blast
blast
blast
blast
blac
blac
blac
needle
pin (stylus)
sting (needle)
be (at)
stand
animal
beast
arrow
javelin
lance (nn)
missile
best
excellent
perfect(ly)
utmost
deep
profound(ly)
unfathomable
chemical word stem
chemical element Be
chemical element Bk
dell
dingle
vale
valley
bread
cough
alive
life
living
strong
book
work (literary)
gall
double
two
building
well (fountain)
garter
chemical element Bi
drinkable
reliable
trust(worthy)
owl (etc)
bow (shooting)
aroma
perfume
smell (aroma)
bud
germ (nn)
seed(ling)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
caress
cuddle
fondle
blats•
bled•
bled•
bled•
blefar•
blefar•
1
blem•
1
blem•
1
blem•
1
blem•
1
blem•
2
blem•
2
blem•
blen•
blen•
blen•
bleps•
bleps•
bleps•
bleps•
bly•
bly•
bodi•
bodi•
boet•
boet•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
2
bol•
2
bol•
2
bol•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
2
bole•
2
bole•
2
bole•
1
bolj•
1
bolj•
1
bolj•
1
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bolj•
bolm•
blac
bled [A]
bled [A]
bled [A]
blephar
blephar
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blenn
blenn
blenn
blep
blep
blep
blep
bly(sm)
bly(sm)
bodhi [S]
bodhi [S]
boeth
boeth
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
boul
boul
boul
boul
bol(i)
bol(i)
bol(i)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
boulee
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
boulim
stupid(ity)
local
place (locale)
where(abouts)
eyelash
eyelid
hit(ting)
launch
pitch (throw)
shoot (missile)
throw
scar
wound (injury)
glanders
mucus
phlegm
look
observe /ation
regard (look)
see
spring (jump)
sprout(ing)
comprehend
understand(able)
assist
help
drive /ing
hit(ting)
launch
pitch (throw)
shoot (missile)
throw
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream (current)
goal
intention
objective
will(ing)
goal
intention
objective
will(ing)
mean(ing)
sense
significance
advise
consult
counsel
advice
organize
plan
scheme /ing
sketch(ing)
hunger
bom•
bom•
bom•
bombik•
bombik•
bomd•
bomd•
bomd•
bomd•
bomp•
bomp•
boras•
borbor•
borbor•
borbor•
borbor•
borbor•
bore•
borgam•
borj•
borj•
borj•
borj•
borj•
borj•
bostrix•
bosx•
bosx•
bosx•
botan•
botan•
1
botr•
1
botr•
2
botr•
botul•
botul•
botul•
bovrbrabj•
brabj•
brabj•
brabj•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brakt•
brakt•
brakt•
brakt•
brata•
brata•
braxi•
pedestal
platform
socle
satin
silk
buzz
hum
resound
sound(ing)
accompany
go along
date (fruit)
garbage
refuse(d)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
north(wind)
boorugami [Jp] cardboard
bor
eat(ing)
bor
feed
bor
gobble
bor
guzzle
bor
prey(ing)
bor
swallow
bostrych
curl (hair)
bosc
eat(ing)
bosc
feed
bosc
graze (feed)
botan
plant (herb)
botan
vegetation
bothr(i)
cave(rn)
bothr(i)
hole
botry
cluster
botul
bowel(s)
botul
intestine
botul
sausage
bor
chemical element B
brabei
bonus
brabei
compensation
brabei
premium
brabei
reward(ing)
brady
indolent
brady
inert
brady
lazy(ness)
brady
slothful
brady
slow(ly)
brady
sluggish
brady
tardy
brac(cat)
breeches
brac(cat)
pants
brac(cat)
shorts
brac(cat)
trousers
bhrata [S]
brother
bhrata [S]
friar
brachi
arm (limb)
bom
bom
bom
bombyx
bombyx
bomb
bomb
bomb
bomb
pomp
pomp
borass
borbor
borbor
borbor
borbor
borbor
bore
95
braxi•
braxy•
braxy•
brep•
brep•
brep•
brevj•
brevj•
brevj•
brexm•
brexm•
brext•
brext•
brext•
brext•
brext•
brits•
brombromn•
bromn•
bromn•
bromn•
bront•
1
brot•
2
brot•
2
brot•
2
brot•
1
brox•
1
brox•
1
brox•
2
brox•
brum•
1
bry•
2
bry•
2
bry•
2
bry•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
bubon•
budj•
bukš•
1
bukts•
2
bukts•
bun•
bun•
96
brachi
brachy
brachy
breph
breph
breph
brevi
brevi
brevi
brechm
brechm
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brith
brom
brom
brom
bros
bros
bront
brot
brot
brot
brot
broch
broch
broch
broch
brum
bry
bry
bry
bry
brych
brych
brych
brych
brych
brych
bryx
bryx
bryx
bryx
bryx
bryx
bubon
Budhah [S]
bucc(in)
bucc
bucc
bun
bun
branch (ramification)
short
small
baby
fetus
newborn
narrow
short
tight
crown (head)
ridge (roof)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
irrigate
moisten
wet (moisten)
heavy
chemical element Br
eat(ing)
feed (oneself)
eat(ing)
feed (oneself)
thunder
blood
dead
die
mortal
noose
strap
tag
swallow
winter
moss
flower(ing)
mature (grow)
revive
chew
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
mince
ruminate
bellow
boom (bellow)
growl
grumble
roar(ing)
rumble
groin
Mercury
trumpet
cheek
mouth
altitude
highland
bun•
bun•
bun•
bušt•
bušt•
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buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
bwe•
bwe•
bwe•
bwot•
bysn•
bysn•
bystr•
bystr•
bystr•
bystr•
bytr•
byts•
byts•
byts•
byzn•
byzn•
byzn•
byzn•
LEMMAS
bun
bun
bun
bust
bust
byt
bo
bo
bo
bo
bu
bu
bu
bu
bo
bo
bo
bu
bu
bu
boe
boe
boe
boot
byss(in)
byss(in)
bystr
bystr
bystr
bystr
butyr
byth(i)
byth(i)
byth(i)
byzen
byzen
byzen
byzen
ETYMONS
hill
plateau
table-land
grave (tomb)
tomb
chemical word stem
bovine
bull
cow
ox
bovine
bull
cow
ox
big
mighty
stout
big
mighty
stout
cry (scream)
shout
squeal
herdsman
flax
linen
cork
darn
plug (stopper)
stopper
butter
abyss
deep
depth
crowd (bunch)
heap(ed)
mass (crowd)
pile (stack)
MEANINGS
dad•
dad•
dad
dad
gum
mucilage
dad•
dafs•
dagyd•
dagyd•
dagyd•
dahitr•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
dad
dafas [Hb]
dagyd
dagyd
dagyd
dauhitri [S]
dae
dae
dae
dae
dae
dae
resin
print(ed)
doll
dummy
mannequin
grandchild
fragment(ation)
part (piece)
piece
portion
section (nn)
share (part)
2
daj•
2
daj•
2
daj•
2
daj•
daja•
daja•
daja•
daja•
dajd•
dajd•
dajd•
dajd•
dajk•
dajk•
dajr•
dajr•
dajr•
dajr•
dajr•
dajr•
dajt•
dajt•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dakik•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakri•
dakri•
daktl•
1
daktyl•
2
daktyl•
dal•
dal•
dalaj•
dalaj•
dalaj•
damal•
damts•
damts•
damts•
damts•
dapan•
da(e)
da(e)
dai
dai
daya [S]
daya [S]
daya [S]
daya [S]
da(id)
da(id)
da(is)
da(is)
daict
daict
dair
dair
dair
dart
dart
dart
daet
daet
dac(n)
dac(n)
dak
dak
dect(ic)
dect(ic)
edac
edac
odax
odax
daqiqa [A]
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacry
dacry
dactyl
dactyl
dactyl
dal(os)
dal(os)
dalai [S]
dalai [S]
dalai [S]
damal
damast
damast
damn
damn
dapan
enemy
opponent
enemy
opponent
compassion
emotion
pity /ful
sympathy
flare (torch)
torch
flare (torch)
torch
shear
tear off
peel(ed)
poach(ed)
skin(ned)
peel(ed)
poach(ed)
skin(ned)
banquet
feast (nn)
bite
eat(ing)
bite
eat(ing)
bite
eat(ing)
bite
eat(ing)
bite
eat(ing)
minute (timelapse)
afflict(ion)
annoy(ing)
distress
griev(ance)
languish
mourn(ful)
vex(ing)
tear(drop)
weep(ing)
toe
finger
date (fruit)
fire-steel
poker (fire)
comprehensive
general(ly)
universal
calf
tame(d)
train(ing)
tame(d)
train(ing)
expense(s)
daped•
daped•
daped•
dapn•
dapn•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
darg•
dasm•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dav•
dav•
dav•
dawm•
dawm•
dawm•
dawm•
daxr•
dedl•
dedl•
dedl•
dedl•
degm•
degm•
1
deil•
1
deil•
1
deil•
1
deil•
1
deil•
1
deil•
1
deil•
1
deil•
2
deil•
2
deil•
2
deil•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
daped
daped
daped
dapan
dapan
dapsil
dapsil
dapsil
dapsil
dapsil
daps
daps
daps
daps
dapt(r)
dapt(r)
dapt(r)
dapt(r)
darragar [A]
dasm
dasy(t)
dasy(t)
dasy(t)
dasy(t)
daul
daul
daul
daul
dau
dau
dau
dom
dom
dom
dom
dahar [A]
daedal
daedal
daedal
daedal
degm(at)
degm(at)
deil
deil
deil
deil
diel(in)
diel(in)
diel(in)
diel(in)
deil
deil
deil
deim
deim
deim
echelon
level (layer)
plain (nn)
lavish
squander
abundant
copious
galore
plenti(ful)
profuse(ly)
carouse
quaff
swallow
swill
carouse
quaff
swallow
swill
bicycle
debt
bristling
dense
hairy
shaggy
bristling
dense
hairy
shaggy
burn
cremate
incinerate
dwelling-place
lodging (nn)
nest
stay (place)
back(side)
gem
jewel
ornament
piece of art
injury
wound(ed)
curfew
half-light
nightfall
twilight
curfew
half-light
nightfall
twilight
anxiety
timid(ity)
timourous(ness)
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
97
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
2
dejm•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejn•
dejpn•
dejpn•
dejpn•
dejpn•
dejpn•
1
dejr•
1
dejr•
2
dejr•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
deksi•
dekš•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
98
dim(al)
dim(al)
dim(al)
dim(at)
dim(at)
dim(at)
dem
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
den
den
den
den
den
den
deipn
deipn
deipn
deipn
deipn
deir
deir
deer
dai
dai
dai
dai
dai
dat
dat
dat
dat
dat
de
de
de
de
de
dexi
dexi
dexi
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
body
draconian
inexorable
rigorous
severe
stern
strict(ly)
draconian
inexorable
rigorous
severe
stern
strict(ly)
course (food)
dish (food)
food
meal
supper
mount(ain)
mountain chain
lasting
distribute
divide
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
split(ting)
distribute
divide
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
split(ting)
distribute
divide
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
split(ting)
right (side)
hope(ful)
promise/ing
acetous
acid
biting
caustic
corrosive
cut(ting)
mordant
pungent
sour
tart
2
dekt•
2
dekt•
2
dekt•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
2
del•
delf•
delm•
delm•
delm•
dels•
dels•
deltr•
deltr•
1
dem•
1
dem•
1
dem•
1
dem•
2
dem•
2
dem•
2
dem•
2
dem•
demd•
demd•
demd•
demd•
demd•
demd•
demj•
demj•
demj•
demn•
demn•
demn•
denaj•
denaj•
denaj•
denaj•
dect
dect
dect
dail
dail
dail
dail
dail
del
del
del
del
del
dele
dele
dele
dele
dele
dele
dele
dele
dele
dele
delphy
delem(at)
delem(at)
delem(at)
dellis
dellith
deletr
deletr
dem
dem
dem
dem
dem
dem
dem
dem
demod
demod
demod
demod
demod
demod
dem
dem
dem
demn
demn
demn
denae
denae
denae
denae
acquire
get
receive (get)
apparent(ly)
clear-cut
evident
neat
overt
apparent(ly)
clear-cut
evident
neat
overt
allure
bewitch
charm(ing)
enchant
enchant
entice
fascinate
lure
seduce
tempt(ing)
womb
damag(ing)
harm
spoil(ed)
wasp
wasp
lamp
lantern
group (ethnic)
people
population
society
built (nn)
construct(ion)
stature
structure
bad taste
inferior
ordinary
tasteless
trivial
vulgar
fat(ty)
greasy
heavy (type)
bed
bedside
couch
lasting
long (time)
prolong(ed)
protract(ed)
dendr•
dendr•
depf•
depf•
depf•
depf•
1
deps•
1
deps•
1
deps•
1
deps•
2
deps•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
2
der•
2
der•
derj•
derj•
derj•
derk•
derk•
derk•
derk•
derk•
derk•
derm•
derm•
derm•
derm•
derm•
derm•
derm•
derm•
dermat•
dermat•
dermat•
dermat•
ders•
ders•
ders•
dertr•
dertr•
desj•
desj•
desj•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
dendr(it)
dendro
deph
deph
deps
deps
depas
depas
depas
depas
deps
d(e)ir
d(e)ir
der(ae)
der(ae)
dere
dere
deris
deris
der
der
derr
derr
derr
derc
derc
derc
derx
derx
derx
der(m)
der(m)
der(m)
der(m)
derr
derr
derr
derr
dermat
dermat
dermat
dermat
deors
deors
deors
dertr
dertr
desi
desi
desi
dem
dem
dem
dem
dem
demat
tree(s)
tree(s)
knead
massage
knead
massage
chalice
cup
goblet
rummer
tan(ned)
neck
throat
neck
throat
neck
throat
neck
throat
affix
appendix
holder
sheath
socket
contemplate
observe /ation
study
contemplate
observe /ation
study
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
descend
go down
undergo
beak
bill (bird)
classify
cut up
parcel(ed)
bow (ornament)
chain (string)
link (connection)
noose
pompom
bow (ornament)
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
desm•
despek•
despek•
despek•
de • [RN]
de n•
de n•
de n•
1
det•
1
det•
2
det•
2
det•
2
det•
2
det•
detsi• [LN]
devj• [RN]
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dewter•
dexa• [GN]
dexate• [GN]
1
dexs•
1
dexs•
2
dexs•
2
dexs•
2
dexs•
2
dexs•
dez+
dez+
dez+
dez+
dez+
1
dia•
2
dia•
2
dia•
2
dia•
dias•
dias•
didakt•
didakt•
didakt•
demat
demat
demat
demat
desm
desm
desm
desm
desm
despect
despect
despect
djesh [R]
desinen
desinen
desinen
de(si)
de(si)
det
det
det
det
deci
dyevyaty
deu
deu
deu
deu
deu
deuter
deuter
deuter
deuter
deuter
deca
decate
dex
dex
dex
dex
dex
dex
de(s)
de(s)
de(s)
de(s)
de(s)
dia
dia
dia
dia
dis
dis
didact
didact
didact
chain (string)
link (connection)
noose
pompom
bow (ornament)
chain (string)
link (connection)
noose
pompom
contempt (vb)
despise
scorn
ten
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
measure(d)
size
approve
confirm
consent
yes
tenth
nine
after (time)
ensuing
follow(ing)
next
second(ary)
after (time)
ensuing
follow(ing)
next
second(ary)
ten
tenth
larva
worm
gnaw off
munch
nibble
pick (off)
deprive(d)
rob (steal)
take away
take from
without
through
apart from
away from
separate(d)
double
twice
inform(ation)
instruct
teach
99
1
didm•
1
didm•
1
didm•
1
didm•
2
didm•
didžit•
didžit•
didžit•
didžit•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difter•
difter•
difter•
digit•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
digm•
dikaj•
dikaj•
dikaj•
dikaj•
dikaj•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikrum•
diks• [LN]
diktits•
diktits•
diktits•
diktits•
dikty•
dikty•
1
din•
1
din•
100
didym
didym
didym
didym
didym
digit
digit
digit
digit
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphter
diphter
diphter
digit
deigm
deigm
deigm
deigm
deigm
digm
digm
digm
digm
digm
dice
dice
dice
dice
dice
dicr
dicr
dicr
dicral
dicral
dicral
dicran
dicran
dicran
dicro
dicro
dicro
dikroumi [A]
dec
dictic
dictic
dictic
dictic
dicty
dicty
dein
dein
couple
pair
twin(s)
twosome
testicle(s)
count(ing)
digit
figure (number)
number
arm-chair
bench
canapé
couch
divan
easy-chair
film
membrane
pellicle
finger
example
model
proof
sample
specimen
example
model
proof
sample
specimen
equitable
jury
just
justice
law-abiding
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
turkey
ten
demonstrate
illustrate
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
net(work)
web
frightening
horrible
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
2
din•
2
din•
2
din•
2
din•
2
din•
dipf•
dipf•
dipf•
dipf•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dips•
diš•
diš•
diš•
1
div•
1
div•
1
div•
2
div•
divits•
dix•
dix•
dix•
dix•
dja•
dja•
dein
dein
den
den
den
den
din
din
din
din
din
din
din
din
din
diph
diph
diph
diph
dipl(o)
dipl(o)
dipl(o)
dipl(o)
diplac
diplac
diplac
diplac
diplasi
diplasi
diplasi
diplasi
diplax
diplax
diplax
diplax
diplaz
diplaz
diplaz
diplaz
duplic
duplex
dips
dis
dis
dis
div [S]
div [S]
div [S]
div [S]
divit
dicho
dicho
dicho
dicho
dia
dia
terrible
terrify(ing)
frightening
horrible
terrible
terrify(ing)
frightening
horrible
terrible
terrify(ing)
roll(ing)
stir
turn over
whirl(ing)
whirlpool
examine
explore
research
search
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
twice
double
thirst
silt
slime
sludge
Eden
heaven
paradise
day(light)
well to-do
divide
halve
separate(d)
split(ting)
because (of)
for
dia
diad(em)
diad(em)
diad(em)
diad(em)
dial
dial
dial
dial
dial
dial
dial
diastem
diastem
diastem
dier
dier
dieram
deo
deo
deo
des
des
des
diid
diid
diid
diogm(at)
diogm(at)
diogm(at)
diogm(at)
deon
deon
deon
deon
deon
deon
deon
dier
dier
dior
dior
deos
dios
dios
diut(in)
diut(in)
diut(in)
diut(in)
diuturn
diuturn
diuturn
diuturn
dodeka• [GN] dodeca
dodeka• [GN] dodeca
doe
doj•
dja•
djad•
djad•
djad•
djad•
djal•
djal•
djal•
djal•
djal•
djal•
djal•
djast•
djast•
djast•
djer•
djer•
djeram•
djes•
djes•
djes•
djes•
djes•
djes•
djid•
djid•
djid•
djogm•
djogm•
djogm•
djogm•
djon•
djon•
djon•
djon•
djon•
djon•
djon•
djor•
djor•
djor•
djor•
1
djos•
2
djos•
2
djos•
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
owing to
envelop
swath
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
ephemere
passing
provisional
temporal
temporary
transient
transitory
intermission
interval
pause
fresh
new
funnel
bind
link (connection)
tie(d)
bind
link (connection)
tie(d)
bright
clear
plain(ly)
chase
hunt
persecute(d)
run down
adequate
decent
fitting (adj)
necessary
proper(ly)
seemly
suitable
discriminate
distinguish
discriminate
distinguish
fear(ful)
divinity
God
long (time)
prolix
prolong(ed)
protract(ed)
long (time)
prolix
prolong(ed)
protract(ed)
dozen
twelve
doubtful
doj•
doj•
dokim•
dokim•
dokim•
dokim•
dokm•
dokm•
dokm•
1
doks•
1
doks•
2
doks•
2
doks•
2
doks•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
2
dokt•
2
dokt•
2
dokt•
2
dokt•
2
dokt•
dokw•
dokw•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
doe
doe
docima
docima
docima
docima
dochm
dochm
dochm
dox
dox
dox
dox
dox
dokem
dokem
dokem
dokem
dokes
dokes
dokes
dokes
doke
doke
doke
doke
doke
docu
docu
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
dolium
dolium
dolium
dolium
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
dolon
dolon
dolon
dolon
dolon
dolop
dolop
dolop
dolop
dolos
dolos
dolos
dubious
questionable
experiment
explore
test(ing)
try (out)
lopsided
oblique
slanting
belief
opinion
famous
notorious
renowned
cultured
educate(d)
erudite
learned
cultured
educated
erudite
learned
apparent
illusion
imagine
quasi
seeming
contents
purport (nn)
barrel
butt
cask
vat
barrel
butt
cask
vat
cheat
crafty
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
cheat
crafty
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
cheat
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
cheat
crafty
cunning
101
2
doli•
2
doli•
dolix•
dolix•
dolix•
dolix•
dolix•
dolix•
domn•
domn•
domn•
1
donak•
1
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
donet•
1
dor•
1
dor•
1
dor•
2
dor•
2
dor•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
1
dory•
1
dory•
2
dory•
102
dolos
dolos
dolich
dolich
dolych
dolych
dulich
dulich
domin
domin
domin
donax
donax
donac
donac
donac
donac
donac
donax
donax
donax
donax
donax
donax
donet
dor
dor
dor
dor(em)
dor(em)
dor
dor
dor
dor
dor
dor
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dorco
dorco
dorco
dorco
dorco
dorx
dorx
dorx
dorx
dorx
dory
dory
dory
dishonest
sly(ness)
extend(ing)
long (distance)
extend(ing)
long (distance)
extend(ing)
long (distance)
boss (master)
leader
master (boss)
cane
reed
canal
channel
drain (nn)
pipe(line)
sewers
canal
channel
drain (nn)
pipe(line)
reed
sewers
shake(n)
cylinder
pipe(line)
tube
donate
give
asylum
hide-out
hiding-place
recourse
refuge (safety)
shelter (protection)
asylum
hide-out
hiding-place
recourse
refuge (safety)
shelter (protection)
buck (goat etc)
deer
goat
roebuck
stag
buck (goat etc)
deer
goat
roebuck
stag
harpoon
lance (nn)
band (nn)
2
dory•
2
dory•
2
dory•
dost •
dots•
dots•
1
dotsi•
1
dotsi•
2
dotsi•
2
dotsi•
2
dotsi•
dowr•
dra•
dra•
dra•
dra•
dragm•
dragm•
dragm•
dramat•
dramat•
dramat•
dramat•
dranx•
dranx•
drasm•
drasm•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drax•
drepan•
drepan•
drepan•
drepan•
drept•
drept•
drilus•
drilus•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
dris•
dris•
drod•
drod•
drod•
dory
dory
dory
tussi
doc
doc
dothi
dothi
dothi
dothi
dothi
dooron
dora
dora
dora
dora
dragm(at)
dragm(at)
dragm(at)
drama
drama
drama
drama
deranch
deranch
drasm
drasm
draster
draster
draster
draster
draster
draster
draster
draa [A]
drep(an)
drep(an)
drep(an)
drep(an)
drept
drept
dril
dril
drimi
drimi
drimi
drimi
drimy
drimy
drimy
drimy
deris
deris
dri(od)
dri(od)
dri(od)
strip (ribbon)
stripe
tape (ribbon)
cough
beam (wood etc)
girder
nail
stud
boil (nn)
pustule
tumor
gift
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
bundle
handful
sheaf
presentation
show (spectacle)
spectacle
theater
strangle
suffocate
flee(ing)
run away
active
alert
brisk
diligent
hard-working
laborious
vigorous
arm (limb)
billhook
reaping hook
scythe (etc)
sickle
pick(ed)
pluck(ing)
earthworm
worm
biting
corrosive
cut(ting)
sharp
biting
corrosive
cut(ting)
sharp
quarrel(ing)
wrangle
copse
grove
shrubbery
drod•
drod•
1
drom•
1
drom•
2
drom•
2
drom•
2
drom•
2
drom•
droz•
droz•
droz•
droz•
droz•
dry•
dry•
dry•
dry•
dryf•
dryf•
drym•
drym•
dryp•
dryp•
dukam•
dukam•
dulk•
dulk•
dulk•
dum•
dundub•
durg•
durj•
dut an•
duw• [LN]
duwento
dven• [RN]
dwar•
dy• [GN]
dym•
dym•
dym•
dys+
dys+
dys+
dys+
dys+
dysm•
dysm•
dysp•
dysp•
dysp•
dysp•
dysp•
dysp•
dysprdyš•
dri(od)
dri(od)
drom
drom
dram
dram
drom
drom
dros
dros
dros
dros
dros
dry(o)
dry(o)
dryin
dryin
dryph
dryph
drym
drym
dryp
dryp
dhukham [S]
dukham [S]
duli(c)
duli(c)
duli(c)
dum(al)
dundub
durgand
duri
duchan [Hb]
du(x)
####
dven
doar [Hb]
di
dym
dym
dym
dys
dys
dys
dys
dys
dysmic
dysmic
disop
disop
disop
dysop
dysop
dysop
dyspr
dys
thicket
tree(s)
arena
race-course
harbour (port)
port (naval)
harbour (port)
port (naval)
damp(ness)
dew
humid(ity)
moistness
wet(ness)
oak(tree)
tree(s)
oak(tree)
tree(s)
injury
wound(ed)
forest
woods
scratch
scrub(bing)
mourn(ful)
funerary
bond servant
serf
slave (servant)
bush
drum
stench
wood
platform (railway)
two
half
two
mail
two
many
multiple
times (many)
bad
dirty
disgusting
negative
shame(ful)
occident(al)
west(ern)
confuse(d)
jumble(d)
shame(ful)
confuse(d)
jumble(d)
shame(ful)
chemical element Dy
evening
dyš•
dyš•
dy •
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyte• [GN]
dza•
dza•
dza•
dza•
dza•
dza•
dze•
dzejr•
dzejr•
dzejr•
dzejr•
dzem•
dzem•
dzem•
dzen•
dzen•
dzen•
dzen•
dzetes•
dzetes•
dzetes•
dzetes•
dzo•
džajb•
džajb•
džajb•
džajn•
džajn•
džal•
džery•
džery•
džest•
džoml•
džuf•
džuf•
džun•
džun•
džun•
džun•
LEMMAS
ebaj•
ebaj•
sundown
sunset
twilight
dive
enter
immerse(d)
plunge
dive
enter
immerse(d)
plunge
half
extreme(ly)
much
very
extreme(ly)
much
very
rye
dress (clothing)
garment
gown
robe
infuse (nn)
juice
sap (fluid)
guest
host (guest)
guest
host (guest)
effort
endeavour
exert(ion)
trial
lizard
chord
cord
string (cord)
meditate
muse
milk (nn)
chant
sing
old
jomhuledet [Hb] birthday
djuf [A]
abdomen
djuf [A]
belly
gun
camp
gun
domain
gun
field(s)
gun
land (field)
dys
dys
dys
dypt
dypt
dypt
dypt
dyt(ic)
dyt(ic)
dyt(ic)
dyt(ic)
dyte
da
da
da
za
za
za
dzea
zeir
zeir
zeir
zeir
zem
zem
zem
xen
xen
zen
zen
zetes
zetes
zetes
zetes
zo(on)
djaib [A]
djaib [A]
djaib [A]
jain [S]
jain [S]
gal(act)
gery
gery
jyestha [S]
ETYMONS
ebae
ebae
MEANINGS
bit (a)
little (a)
103
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
1
edaf•
1
edaf•
1
edaf•
2
edaf•
edan•
edan•
edan•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edits•
edits•
edl•
edraj•
edraj•
edraj•
edu•
edu•
edu•
edu•
efeb•
efeb•
efeb•
efeb•
efeb•
efeb•
efel•
efel•
efest•
efest•
efest•
efjalt•
efjalt•
efjalt•
eft•
eft•
egbas•
egon•
egor•
egor•
egor•
egyr•
egyr•
egyr•
egyr•
104
ebae
ebae
ebh
ebh
ebh
ebh
edaph
edaph
edaph
edaph
edan
edan
edan
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
edit
edit
edul
edrai
edrai
edrai
aedoe
aedoe
edo
edo
epheb
epheb
epheb
hepheb
hepheb
hepheb
ephel
ephel
ephest
ephest
ephest
ephialt
ephialt
ephialt
eff(o)et
eff(o)et
ekbas
ecgon(on)
egorik
egorik
egorik
egyr
egyr
egyr
egyr
rather
some
bit (a)
little (a)
rather
some
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
floor
gentle
mild
tender(ly)
bashful(ness)
chaste /ity
coy(ness)
modest(y)
pure (morally)
shame(ful)
shy
timid(ity)
high
tall
edible
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
stable (adj)
genital organ
sex organ
genital organ
sex organ
adolescent
teen-ager
young(ster)
adolescent
teen-ager
young(ster)
freckle
pimple
dwelling-place
home
house
dream
incubus
nightmare
exhausted
tire(d)
exit
son
comfort (ease)
console (vb)
encourage
collective
mass (crowd)
public(ly)
social
eid•
eid•
eid•
eil•
eil•
eil•
eil•
eis•
eis•
eis•
eis•
ejdl•
ejdl•
ejdl•
ejkosa• [GN]
ejs•
ejs•
ejs•
ejs•
ejs•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejst•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eid(i)
eid(i)
eid(i)
eil
eil
eil
eil
eiso
eiso
eiso
eiso
eidol
eidol
eidol
eikos
eis
eis
eis
eis
eis
aesi
aesi
aesi
aesi
aesi
aest
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aescn
aescn
aescn
aescn
aescn
aescn
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
oeo
oeo
oeo
oeo
oeus
oeus
oeus
oeus
oio
oio
oio
figure (picture)
form
picture
disturb(ance)
hindrance
inconvenience
obstacle
in(side)
inside
interior(ity)
internal
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
twenty
near(by)
till
towards
until
up to
advantage(ous)
convenient
favour(able)
handy
opportune
summer(time)
dirty (morally)
disgraceful
ignominious
infamous
outrage(ous)
shame(ful)
dirty (morally)
disgraceful
ignominious
infamous
outrage(ous)
shame(ful)
common(ly)
every day
ordinary
popular
trivial
vernacular
vulgar
exclusive
only
sole (only)
unique
exclusive
only
sole (only)
unique
exclusive
only
sole (only)
eju•
ejur•
ejur•
ejus•
ejus•
ejus•
ejus•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekel•
ekel•
ekel•
ekel•
ekel•
ekel•
eklemt•
eklemt•
eklemt•
eklemt•
eklemt•
ekpl•
ekpl•
ekpl•
ekrem•
ekrem•
eksa• [GN]
eksip•
eksip•
eksip•
eksom•
ekso •
ekso •
ekso •
ekso •
ekt•
ekt•
ekt•
ektas•
ektas•
ektas•
1
ekw•
2
ekw•
oio
eur
eur
eus
eus
eus
eus
ecast
ecast
ecast
ecast
hecast
hecast
hecast
hecast
ecce
ecce
ecce
ecce
ecci
ecci
ecci
ecci
ecel
ecel
ecel
icel
icel
icel
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
ecpleo
ecpleo
ecpleo
eccrem
eccrem
exa
exip(ul)
exip(ul)
exip(ul)
exom
exos(s)
exos(s)
exos(s)
exos(s)
ec(to)
ec(to)
ec(to)
ectas
ectas
ectas
equ
equ
unique
east
orient
form (health)
health
sanity
well-being
all
each
every(one)
general(ly)
all
each
every(one)
general(ly)
here are
see here
that
this
here are
see here
that
this
analogous
like (adv)
similar(ly)
analogous
like (adv)
similar(ly)
bark (inner)
bast
integument
peel (nn)
shell (cover)
complete(ly)
full
plenary
hang (down)
hang (down)
number value 1018
accept
get
receive (get)
shirt
elastic
flexible
pliant
supple
exterior
external
out(side)
extend(ing)
spread
stretch(ing)
horse
cowboy
2
ekw•
2
ekw•
2
ekw•
1
ekwor•
1
ekwor•
1
ekwor•
2
ekwor•
2
ekwor•
ekx•
ekx•
ekx•
eky•
eky•
eky•
eky•
elaf•
elaf•
elaf•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elaj•
elaj•
elaj•
elaj•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
2
elat•
2
elat•
2
elat•
2
elat•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
equ
equ
equ
aequor
aequor
aequor
aequor
aequor
ech
ech
ech
aequ
equi
equi
equi
elaph
elaph
elaph
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elae(o)
elae(o)
elai(n)
elai(n)
elasm
elasm
elasm
lasm
lasm
lasm
elasm
elasm
elasm
lasm
lasm
lasm
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elle
elle
elle
elle
enelle
horseman
knight
rider
lake
ocean
sea
area
surface
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
equal
equal
identical
same
deer
reindeer
stag
diligent
experience(d)
expert(ly)
handy
season(ed)
skillful
oil
olive
oil
olive
lamina
plate (thin)
slat
lamina
plate (thin)
slat
bulkhead
partition
septum
bulkhead
partition
septum
behavior
bring
conduct(ing)
drive /ing
lead(ing)
propel(ling)
conifer
fir (etc)
pine(tree)
spruce
envelop
swathe
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
envelop
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ele•
1
ele•
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ele•
2
ele•
2
ele•
2
ele•
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eledž•
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elemt•
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elemt•
elemt•
elemt•
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eletr•
elewtr•
elewtr•
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eli•
eli•
elin•
elin•
elin•
elin•
elin•
elin•
elinx•
elinx•
elinx•
elinx•
elitš•
elitš
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enelle
enelle
enelle
eleo
eleo
eleo
eleo
eledon
elegei
elegei
elemat
elemat
elemat
elemat
elemat
elemat
elench
elench
electr
eleuther
eleuther
eleuther
eleuther
eleuther
eli
eli
aelin
aelin
aelin
ejula
ejula
ejula
elingu
elingu
elingu
elingu
elic
elic
helic
helic
elp
elp
elp
elp
elp
elp
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpis
elpis
elpis
elpis
swathe
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
begrudge
regret(table)
repent(ing)
sorry (be)
pulp
complain
lament(able)
fruitless
futile
senseless
sterile
useless
vain (useless)
argument (issue)
proof
amber
free(ly)
unceremonious
unconstrained
unforced
unrestrained
guinea-pig
marmot
complain
groan
moan
complain
groan
moan
dumb
mute(ly)
speechless
voiceless
age (timelapse)
time lapse
age (timelapse)
time lapse
aspire /ation
await
expect
long(ing)
wait
yearn(ing)
aspire /ation
await
expect
long(ing)
wait
yearn(ing)
aspire /ation
await
expect
long(ing)
elp•
elp•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
elyt•
elyt•
elyt•
elyt•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
1
embal•
1
embal•
1
embal•
2
embal•
2
embal•
embi•
embi•
embi•
1
embl•
1
embl•
1
embl•
1
embl•
1
embl•
2
embl•
2
embl•
2
embl•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
2
emble•
2
emble•
2
emble•
embrok•
embrok•
embrok•
elpis
elpis
elaut
elaut
elaut
elutor
elutor
elutor
laut
laut
laut
elysis
elysis
elytos
elytos
emacera
emacera
emacera
emacera
emacera
emaci
emaci
emaci
emaci
emaci
emball
emball
emball
emball
emball
embi
embi
embi
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
emblem(at)
emblem(at)
emblem(at)
emblem(at)
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embroc
embroc
embroc
wait
yearn(ing)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
arrive
come
arrive
come
lean (thin)
meager
scanty
skinny
thin(ly)
lean (thin)
meager
scanty
skinny
thin(ly)
place(d)
put(ting)
set(ting)
push
shove
inside
interior(ity)
internal
beam (wood etc)
bolt (key)
chock
girder
wedge
launch
shoot (missile)
throw
aggress(ion)
attack
penetrate(d)
push through
aggress(ion)
attack
penetrate(d)
push through
door
entrance
gate
irrigate
sprinkle
water(ed)
embrok•
emet•
emet•
emped•
emped•
emped•
emped•
empj•
1
empor•
1
empor•
1
empor•
1
empor•
1
empor•
2
empor•
emunt•
emunt•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
end•
end•
end•
end•
end•
end•
endje•
endje•
endje•
endje•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
ene•
ene•
ene•
ene•
embroc
eme(t)
eme(t)
emped
emped
emped
emped
empi(d)
empor
empor
empor
empor
empor
empor
emunct
emunct
emus
emus
emyd
emyd
emys
emys
hemyd
hemyd
hemys
hemys
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
endo
endo
endo
ento
ento
ento
endae
endae
endae
endae
endym
endym
endym
endym
endys
endys
endys
endys
en
en
en
en
wet (moisten)
throw up
vomit
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
stable (adj)
sturdy
fly (nn)
affair
business
commerce
deal (nn)
trade (commerce)
merchant
excrete
purify(ing)
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
denizen
guest
inhabitant
inmate
lodger
occupier
resident (nn)
tenant
in(side)
inside
internal
in(side)
inside
internal
empty/ ness
incomplete
vacant /cy
void
clothing
cover(age)
cover(age)
garment
clothing
cover(age)
cover(age)
garment
against
anti
counter
oppose(d)
ene•
ene•
enea• [GN]
eniks•
eniks•
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enits•
1
enits•
2
enits•
2
enits•
2
enits•
enka• [GN]
enkr•
enky•
enl•
enop•
enot•
enot•
enot•
ens•
enstentel•
entel•
entel•
enter•
enter•
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entol•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entom•
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entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
enty•
enty•
enty•
enx•
enx•
enxel•
enxn•
enxn•
eol•
eol•
eos•
eos•
eos•
epakt•
epakt•
en
en
enne
enix
enix
enic
enic
enic
enic
enic
enca
encar
enki
enul
enop
enot
enot
enot
ens(i)
einsteini
entele(ch)
entele(ch)
entele(ch)
enter
enter
entell
entell
entell
entell
entole
entole
entole
entole
entom
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
enty
enty
enty
ench
ench
enchely
enchn
enchn
eol
eol
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
epact
epact
reverse(d)
unnine
generate
give birth
right (correct)
straight(en)
only
sole (only)
unique
first
brain
pregnant
curl(ed)
voice
unification
union
unity
sword
chemical element Es
complete(ly)
flawless
perfect(ly)
bowel(s)
intestine
command
dictate
instruct
order(ed)
command
dictate
instruct
order(ed)
insect
all
comprehensive
embracing
encompassing
every(thing)
extensive
vast
equip(ment)
outfit
provisions
rapier
sword
eel
down (fluff)
fluff
breeze
wind (air)
aurora
daybreak
morning
import
introduce
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eparts•
eparts•
epedr•
epejr•
epejr•
epejr•
epejr•
epetj•
epetj•
epfr•
epfr•
epfr•
epfr•
1
epi•
1
epi•
1
epi•
1
epi•
2
epi•
2
epi•
epiš•
epišk•
epl•
epl•
epl•
epod•
epodz•
epodz•
epol•
epol•
epoš•
epoš•
epre•
epre•
epre•
epre•
epre•
epre•
epre•
epsed•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
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eparc
eparc
ephedr
epeir
epeir
epeir
epeir
epetes
epeti
ephor
ephor
ephor
ephor
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
episi
episkept
epel
epel
epel
epod
epozo
epozo
aepol
aepol
posi
posi
pra(e)
pra(e)
pra(e)
pra(e)
proe
proe
proe
epset
eras
eras
eras
eras
erasm
erasm
erasm
erasm
erast
erast
erast
erast
erastri
erastri
erastri
erastri
eras
enough
sufficient
sit
continent
country
Earth
land (country)
year
year
border (rim)
boundary
frontier
limit (border)
add(ed)
join(ed)
on
supplement(ary)
eminent
high-ranking
groin
visit
blanket
cover(age)
lid (cover)
stench
brood (vb)
incubate
flock (herd)
herd (group)
bridegroom
fiancée
backward
comeback
go back
return
comeback
go back
return
cook(ed)
betrothe(d)
darling
lover
sweetheart
betrothe(d)
darling
lover
sweetheart
betrothe(d)
darling
lover
sweetheart
bethroded
darling
lover
sweetheart
rake(d)
erat•
erat•
erat•
erbjereb•
ereb•
ereb•
ereb•
ereg•
ereg•
ereg•
erens•
erens•
erens•
erens•
erens•
erens•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
2
ereps•
1
eres•
1
eres•
1
eres•
1
eres•
1
eres•
2
eres•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
1
eret•
1
eret•
1
eret•
1
eret•
1
eret•
1
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
errant
errant
errant
erbi
ereb
ereb
eremn
eremn
reg(o)
reg(o)
reg(o)
renit
renit
renit
renix
renix
renix
eremot
eremot
eremot
eremot
eremot
ereps
ereps
ereps
ereps
ereps
erep(s)
aeres
aeres
aeres
aeres
aeres
aireses
ereid
ereid
ereid
ereid
ereis(m)
ereis(m)
ereis(m)
ereis(m)
eres
eres
eret(m)
eret(m)
erett
erett
eret(h)
eret(h)
eret(h)
eret(h)
erethiz
erethiz
erethiz
migrate
roam(ing)
wander
chemical element Er
dark(ness)
obscure /ity
dark(ness)
obscure /ity
carpet
rug
tapestry
oppose(d)
resist(ing)
withstand
oppose(d)
resist(ing)
withstand
annihilate(d)
destroy
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
wreck
annihilate(d)
destroy
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
wreck
roof
convenient
excellent
fine (nice)
good
well (good)
split(ting)
lean(ing)
rest (against)
support(ing)
sustain
lean(ing)
rest (against)
support(ing)
sustain
paddle /ing
row(ing)
paddle /ing
row(ing)
paddle /ing
row(ing)
excite(d)
incite
irritate
nervous
excite(d)
incite
irritate
2
eret•
eretm•
eretm•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
ergats•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
2
eri•
2
eri•
erif•
erikt•
erikt•
erikt•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
1
erj•
erethiz
eretm
eretm
erg
erg
erg
erg
erg
erg
erga
erga
erga
erga
erg
erge
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergi
erg
ergi
ergum
ergum
ergum
ergum
erg
ergum
urg(a)
urg(a)
urg(a)
urg(a)
erg
urg(a)
ergates
eri
eri
eri
erin
erin
erin
erio
erio
erio
eri
eri
eriph
erict
erict
erict
ereuth
ereuth
eryth(em)
eryth(em)
eryth(r)
eryth(r)
eri
nervous
oar
paddle (oar)
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
make /ing
manipulate
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
work(ing)
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
work(ing)
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
work(ing)
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
work(ing)
peasant
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
at once
soon
goat
pulverize(d)
shiver(ing)
splinter(ed)
ginger
red
ginger
red
ginger
red
extreme(ly)
1
erj•
1
erj•
2
erj•
2
erj•
erjol•
erjol•
1
erm•
1
erm•
1
erm•
2
erm•
2
erm•
2
erm•
erodj•
erodj•
erots•
erots•
erots•
erots•
erpert•
erpert•
erpert•
erpert•
erpert•
1
ers•
2
ers•
2
ers•
ersm•
ersm•
ersm•
ersm•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erš•
ertus•
ertus•
ertus•
erumn•
erumn•
erumn•
erumn•
eruts•
erv•
erx•
erx•
ery•
ery•
eryk•
eryk•
eryk•
erym•
erym•
erym•
erym•
eri
eri
ery
ery
eriol
eriol
erem
erem
erem
erem(io)
erem(io)
erem(io)
erodi
erodi
erot(em)
erot(em)
erot(em)
erot(em)
repert
repert
repert
repert
repert
eris
ers
hers
erism
erism
erist
erist
aers(i)
aers(i)
aers(i)
aert
aert
aert
retu(n)s
retu(n)s
retu(n)s
aerumn
aerumn
aerumn
aerumn
eruc
erv
erg [A]
erg [A]
ery(o)
ery(o)
eryc
eryc
eryc
erym(at)
erym(at)
erymn
erymn
much
very
save
spare (save)
hurricane
storm(y)
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
desert
waste(land)
wilderness
crane
heron
ask
demand
question
request
detect
discover
find out
invent(ion)
uncover
take(n)
dew
dew
quarrel(ing)
wrangle
quarrel(ing)
wrangle
hoist
lift(ed)
raise(d)
hoist
lift(ed)
raise(d)
blunt
dull
obtuse
drudge
labour(ing)
slave (toil)
toil(ing)
caterpillar
lens
dune
hill
pull
tear off
hold(ing)
keep
stick to
barricade(d)
defend
barricade(d)
defend
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esi •
esi •
esi •
esi •
esi •
esi •
esi •
esi •
eskr•
estez•
estez•
estez•
estez•
estez•
estez•
estl•
estl•
estl•
estra•
estra•
estra•
estra•
1
ests•
1
ests•
1
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
esxar•
esxar•
esxat•
esxat•
esxat•
esxat•
ešk•
ešk•
ešpu•
ešpu•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etjetj1
etm•
1
etm•
1
etm•
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ese
ese
ese
ese
esis
esis
esis
esis
eschar
aesthe
aesthe
aesthe
esthet
esthet
esthet
esthl
esthl
esthl
extra
extra
extra
extra
esth(i)
esth(i)
esth(i)
esth(em)
esth(em)
esth(em)
esthes
esthes
esthes
esthet
esthet
esthet
eschar
eschar
eschat
eschat
eschat
eschat
esca
esca
expui
expui
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
aeth
eth
ethm
ethm
ethm
desire
inclination
propensity
tendency
desire
inclination
propensity
tendency
crust
feeling
perception
sense
feeling
perception
sense
fair(ness)
honesty
probity
exterior
external
out(side)
out(side)
banquet
feast (nn)
festival
clothing
dress (clothing)
garment
clothing
dress (clothing)
garment
clothing
dress (clothing)
garment
altar
mantelpiece
conclusion
end (finish)
final(e)
last
food
nutrition
spit up
spit(tle)
associate
companion(ship)
comrade
concubine
friend
mate (companion)
pal
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
riddle
screen (sifting)
sieve (tool)
1
etm•
2
etm•
2
etm•
2
etm•
2
etm•
etn•
etn•
etn•
etn•
etojm•
etojm•
etojm•
etojm•
etri•
etšes•
etšes•
etsl•
etsl•
etsl•
etšopt•
etšopt•
etx•
etx•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eun•
eun•
eur•
eur•
eur•
eur•
eur•
eur•
evrevres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evry•
evry•
evry•
ew•
ew•
ew•
ew•
ew•
ew•
ewdi•
ethm
etm
etm
temn
temn
ethn
ethn
ethn
ethn
etoem
etoem
etoem
etoem
ethri
eces
eces
ethel
ethel
ethel
eccopt
eccopt
eth(eo)
eth(eo)
eu
eu
eu
eu
eu
eu
eun
eun
eur
eur
euros
euros
eurot
eurot
europi
eurem
eurem
eures
eures
heurem
heurem
heures
heures
eury
eury
eury
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eudi
strainer
cut(ting)
slice(d)
cut(ting)
slice(d)
clan
people
race (species)
tribe
available
in stock
obtainable
ready
heaven
angle
corner
goodwill
please (if you)
voluntary
amputate
cut off
bachelor
spinster
correct(ly)
good
normal
proper(ly)
right (correct)
true
bed
couch
mildew
mould (mildew)
mildew
mould (mildew)
mildew
mould (mildew)
chemical element Eu
discover
invent(ion)
discover
invent(ion)
discover
invent(ion)
discover
invent(ion)
large
spacious
vast
begin(ning)
early
primeval
primitive
pristine
remote
fume (smoke)
ewdi•
ewdi•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
exin•
exis•
exis•
exis•
exis•
exs•
1
ext•
1
ext•
2
ext•
2
ext•
2
ext•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
eudi
eudi
eces
eces
eces
eces
eci
eci
eci
eci(e)
ecie
ecie
ecie
eco
eco
eco
eco
ecs
ecs
ecs
ecs
oec(et)
oec(et)
oec(et)
oec(et)
oeci(e)
oeci(e)
oeci(e)
oeci(e)
oic
oic
oic
oic
echin
echi(on)
echi(on)
echis
echis
ex(o)
echet
echet
egetst
egetst
egetst
echth
echth
echth
echth
echth
echthodop
echthodop
echthodop
echthodop
echthodop
gas
smoke
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
hedgehog
adder
viper
adder
viper
out(side)
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
director
guide (nn)
leader
contestant
enemy
fiend
opponent
rival (competitor)
contestant
enemy
fiend
opponent
rival (competitor)
LEMMAS
1
fag•
2
fag•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
2
faj•
2
faj•
2
faj•
fajt•
fajt•
fajt•
fajt•
fakl•
fakl•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
1
falar•
1
falar•
2
falar•
2
falar•
2
falar•
1
falax•
1
falax•
1
falax•
2
falax•
2
falax•
2
falax•
faml•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
2
fan•
2
fan•
ETYMONS
phag
fagus
phae
phae
phae
phoe
phoe
phoe
phae
phae
phae
phaet
phaet
phaet
phaet
faecul
fecul
falagr
falagr
falagr
falagr
phalacr
phalacr
phalacr
phalacr
phalar
phalar
phalar
phalar
phalar
fala
fala
fala
falla(c)
falla(c)
falla(c)
famul
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phaec
phaec
MEANINGS
eat(ing)
beech
brown
coloured
darkish
brown
coloured
darkish
fortunate
happy/ ness
merry
bright
brilliant
luminous
shine /ing
flour
flour
bald
barren
callow
hairless
bald
barren
callow
hairless
comb (cock)
crest
bright
brilliant
shine /ing
scaffold
skeleton
stage (scaffolding)
ruse
subterfuge
trick (artifice)
servant
appear(ance)
aspect
manifest
outlook
prospect
seeming
view
appearance
aspect
outlook
prospect
seeming
view
enlighten
illuminate
111
2
fan•
2
fan•
2
fan•
2
fan•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faretr•
faretr•
fark•
fark•
farmats•
farmats•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
1
fas•
1
fas•
1
fas•
2
fas•
faskl•
faskl•
faskl•
faskl•
fasm•
fasm•
fasm•
1
fasts•
1
fasts•
2
fasts•
2
fasts•
2
fasts•
fatn•
fatn•
fatsel•
fatsel•
fatš•
fatš•
fav•
fazgan•
fazgan•
fazgan•
fazgan•
fazgan•
112
phaec
phan
phan
phan
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaner
pharetr
pharetr
pharc(id)
pharc(id)
pharmac
pharmac
farct
farct
farct
farct
fars
fars
fars
fars
fart
fart
fart
fart
phas
phas
phas
fas [A]
phascul
phascul
phascul
phascul
phasm(at)
phasm(at)
phasm(at)
phass
phass
fast
fast
fast
phatn
phatn
phacel
phacel
fac
fax
favus
phasgan
phasgan
phasgan
phasgan
phasgan
light up
enlighten
illuminate
light up
display (vb)
exhibit(ed)
present(ed)
produce(d)
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
quiver(ing)
sheath
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
drug
medicament
clog (vb)
plug(ged)
stop up
stuff(ed)
clog (vb)
plug(ged)
stop up
stuff(ed)
clog (vb)
plug(ged)
stop up
stuff(ed)
speak
speech (language)
talk
pick-ax
bag
pocket
pouch
sack (bag)
phantom
spirit (ghost)
spook
dove
pigeon
contempt
haughtiness
pride
manger
trough
bundle
sheaf
torch
torch
honeycomb
dagger
dirk
knife (etc.)
poniard
stiletto
fedr•
feg•
1
felj•
2
felj•
fem•
femta• [GN]
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenits•
fenits•
fenits•
ferferb•
fere•
fere•
fere•
fermjfern•
fert•
fert•
feru•
feru•
ferv•
ferv•
1
fests•
1
fests•
2
fests•
2
fests•
fibr•
fibr•
fibr•
fidits•
fidits•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
phaedr
pheg
fel(l)
fell
phem
phemta
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phoenic
phoenic
phoenic
ferr
pherb
pheri
pheri
pheri
fermi
pherni
phert
phert
fer
fer
conferv
conferv
fess
fess
feshfesh [A]
feshfesh [A]
fiber
fiber
fiber
fidicul
fidicul
phil
phil
phil
phil
phil
phil
phil
fil
fil
fil
filar
filar
filar
fili
shine /ing
tree(s)
bile
suck(ing)
word
number value 10-15
cheating
counterfeit
deceive(d)
fake (adj)
false
forged (false)
insidious
perfidious
traitorous
treacherous
magenta
purple
red
chemical element Fe
graze/ing
contour
outline
silhouette
chemical element Fm
basket (etc)
brave(ly)
courageous
untamed
wild
solder
weld
exhausted
tire(d)
waste(land)
wilderness
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
harp
lyre
adept
appreciate
fan(atic)
friend
like /ing
love
sympathizer
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
filakt•
filakt•
filakt•
filf•
filofr•
filofr•
filofr•
filofr•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fimt•
fimt•
fimt•
fisj•
fisj•
fisj•
1
fiz•
1
fiz•
1
fiz•
2
fiz•
2
fiz•
2
fiz•
fizl•
fizl•
fjurflabel•
flabel•
flabel•
fladž•
flaj•
flaj•
flat •
flat •
flat •
flav•
1
fleb•
1
fleb•
2
fleb•
2
fleb•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fili
fili
filo
filo
filo
filum
filum
filum
phylac(t)
phylac(t)
phylac(t)
filfil [A]
philophr
philophr
philophr
philophr
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
fimet
fimet
fimet
physi
physi
physi
phys
phys
phys
phys(i)
phys(i)
phys(i)
phyzel
phyzel
fur
flabell
flabell
flabell
flagell
phla(o)
phla(o)
flacc(id)
flacc(id)
flacc(id)
flav
phleb
phleb
fleb
phleb
flen
flen
flen
flen
flen
flet
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
protect
screen(ed)
shelter(ed)
pepper
affable
favour(able)
kind(ness)
will(ing)
bump (lump)
knob
knot (node)
lump
tuber
dung(hill)
fertilizer
manure
life
living being
nature
create(d)
make /ing
produce(d)
material
matter (substance)
substance
cowardice
insipid(ity)
chemical word stem
fan (ventilator)
feather-brush
feather-duster
whip(ping)
crease
crumple
droop
fade
wither
yellow
artery
vein
draw (line)
streak (line)
blubber
cry (weep)
snivel
weep(ing)
whimper
blubber
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
flib•
flib•
flib•
flib•
flib•
flib•
flid•
flid•
flid•
flikt•
flikt•
flikt•
flikt•
flog•
flog•
flog•
floj•
floj•
floj•
floj•
floj•
fluj•
flur•
flur•
fluvj•
fluw1
fly•
1
fly•
1
fly•
2
fly•
2
fly•
2
fly•
2
fly•
fogr•
fogr•
1
fojb•
1
fojb•
2
fojb•
fojd•
fojd•
fojd•
fojd•
fojt•
fojt•
fojt•
fojt•
fojt•
foks•
foks•
foks•
fole•
fole•
flet
flet
flet
flet
phlib
phlib
phlib
phlips
phlips
phlips
phlyd
phlyd
phlyd
phlict
phlict
phlyct
phlyct
phlog
phlog
phlog
phloe
phloe
phloe
phloe
phloe
fluit
phlaur
phlaur
fluvi
fluo
phli
phli
phli
phly(ct)
phly(ct)
phly(ct)
phly(ct)
foggara [A]
foggara [A]
phoeb
phoeb
phoebe
fodi
fodi
foed(at)
foed(at)
phoet
phoet
phoet
phoet
phoet
phox
phox
phox
phole
phole
cry (weep)
snivel
weep(ing)
whimper
compress(ed)
crush
press (together)
compress(ed)
crush
press (together)
humid(ity)
moist
wet (moisten)
pimple
pustule
pimple
pustule
burn
fire
flame
bark (inner)
bast
cork
integument
peel (nn)
wave
conceited
vain(glorious)
river
chemical element F
post (stake)
prop
support (upright)
bladder
blister
bubble
vesicle
canal
channel
clear (adj)
plain(ly)
hunter
abhor
loathe
abhor
loathe
oscillate /ing
totter(ing)
unsettle(d)
unstable
waver(ing)
point (tip)
summit
top (tip)
cave(rn)
hole
113
fole•
fole•
folits•
folits•
folits•
folits•
folj•
folj•
folts•
folts•
folts•
folts•
fom•
fomn•
fon•
fon•
for•
for•
for•
for•
for•
for•
for•
forb•
forb•
forfik•
forfik•
foron•
foron•
foron•
foron•
foron•
fosffosol•
fosol•
fot•
frad•
fradz•
fradz•
1
fragm•
2
fragm•
2
fragm•
frakt•
frakt•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frans1
fras•
1
fras•
2
fras•
2
fras•
2
fras•
114
phole
phole
phol(l)ic
phol(l)ic
phol(l)ic
phol(l)ic
folli(cul)
folli(cul)
pholc
pholc
pholc
pholc
phom
fomm [A]
phon(a)
phon(a)
fer/pher
phor(a)
phor(a)
phor(a)
phores
phores
phoret
phorb
phorb
forfex
forfic
foron
foron
foron
foron
foron
phospho
fossul
fossul
phot
phras
phradz
phradz
fragm
phragm
phragm
phract
phract
pharang
pharang
pharang
pharanx
pharanx
pharanx
franci
phras
phras
phras
phras
phras
hollow
niche
eczema
scab
scabies
scale (fish &)
balloon
bladder
doubtful
dubious
questionable
unreliable
swell(ing)
throat
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
carry(ing)
carry(ing)
move(ment)
transport(ing)
move(ment)
transport(ing)
portable
food
nutrition
scissors
scissors
container
holder
receptacle
sheath
socket
chemical element P
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
light (shine)
wise
declare
proclaim
break(ing)
barrier
wall
armour (nn)
cuirass
abyss
chasm
cleft
abyss
chasm
cleft
chemical element Fr
feel
sense (feel)
emotion
feeling
humour
frast•
frast•
frast•
fraš•
fra •
fra •
fra •
fra •
fra •
fred•
fred•
fremt•
fremt•
fremt•
fremt•
fren•
frikt•
frikt•
fritl•
fritl•
1
fron•
1
fron•
1
fron•
2
fron•
2
fron•
frud•
frug•
frug•
frure•
frust•
frust•
frust•
frust•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fryg•
frygan•
frygan•
frygan•
fryk•
fryk•
fryn•
fryn•
ftalftan•
1
ftegm•
1
ftegm•
2
ftegm•
2
ftegm•
2
ftegm•
fter•
fter•
phrase
phrase
phrase
frace
frace
frace
fraci
fraci
fraci
fret
fret
fremen
fremen
fremit
fremit
phren
phrict
phrict
fritill
fritill
phron(t)
phron(t)
phron(t)
phron(im)
phron(im)
phrud
ferrug
ferrug
phrur
frust(r)
frust(r)
frust(r)
frust(r)
frutec
frutec
frutex
frutex
frutic
frutic
phryg
phrygan
phrygan
phrygan
phryct
phryct
phryn
phryn
phtal
phtan
phthegma
phthegma
phtegm
phtegm
phtegm
phtart
phtart
expression
phrase
sentence
bribe (vb)
buy (someone)
corrupt(ed)
bribe (vb)
buy (someone)
corrupt(ed)
corridor
street
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
mind
shiver(ing)
tremble
beaker
dice-box
know(ledge)
think(ing)
understand(able)
proud(ly)
vain(glorious)
leave (go)
corrosion
rust(ed)
keep
fraction
fragment(ation)
part (piece)
piece
bush
shrub (plant)
bush
shrub (plant)
bush
shrub (plant)
dry (adj)
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thorn-hedge
corrode(d)
rust(ed)
frog
toad
chemical word stem
first
call (nn)
voice
aria
melody
tone
damag(ing)
impair
fter•
fter•
fter•
fter•
fter•
fter•
1
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
fton•
fton•
ftong•
ftor•
ftor•
ftor•
1
fuldž•
1
fuldž•
1
fuldž•
2
fuldž•
2
fuldž•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fuln•
fun•
fun•
fun•
fun•
fun•
fun•
fundj•
fundj•
fundj•
fundl•
furf•
fusk•
fusk•
fustj•
fustj•
fustj•
fustj•
1
fuž•
2
fuž•
2
fuž•
fy•
fy•
fy•
fyk•
fyk•
phtart
phteir
phteir
phteir
phter
phter
phthir
phthir
phthir
phthir
phtin
phtin
phtin
phton
phton
phtong
phthor
phthor
phthor
fulg
fulg
fulg
fulg
fulg
fulci(men)
fulci(men)
fulci(men)
fulcr
fulcr
fulcr
vuln(er)
fun(al)
fun(al)
fun(al)
funi(s)
funi(s)
funi(s)
fundi
fundi
fundi
fundul
furfur
fusc
fusc
fusti
fusti
fusti
fusti
fus(i)
fus(i)
fus(i)
phy
phy
phy
fuc
fuc
system
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
damag(ing)
impair
flea
corruption
iniquity
vice
corruption
iniquity
vice
envy
jealous(y)
speech sound
damage (nn)
defect (nn)
harm
light
lightning
shine /ing
lamp
lantern
prop
stay (place)
support (base)
prop
stay (place)
support (base)
wound(ed)
cable (rope)
line (rope)
rope (cord)
line (rope)
rope (cord)
string (cord)
basis
construct(ion)
fundament
sausage
bran
black
dark
baton
cane
club (stick)
stick (club)
pour
melt(ed)
smelt
create(d)
make /ing
produce(d)
alga
seaweed
fyk•
fyk•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
2
fyl•
fyl•2
fyr•
1
fys•
1
fys•
1
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
1
fysts•
1
fysts•
1
fysts•
2
fysts•
fyt•
fyt•
fyt•
LEMMAS
gadlgadža•
galakt•
galb•
galb•
gale•
gale•
gale•
galer•
galer•
galer•
galer•
galg•
galg•
galg•
galg•
galjgalm•
galm•
1
galn•
1
galn•
1
galn•
2
galn•
gam•
gam•
gam•
gambr•
fyc
fyc
phyl
phyl
phyl
phyl
phyl
phyll
phyll
phyr
phys
phys
win
phys
phys(al)
phys(al)
phys(al)
phys(al)
physc
physc
physc
physc
phyto
phyto
phyto
ETYMONS
gadol
gajah [S]
galact
galbul
galbul
gale
gale
gale
gale(at)
gale(at)
gale(at)
gale(at)
gall
gall
gall
gall
galli
gallum
gallum
galen
galen
galen
galen
gam
gam
gam
gambr
alga
seaweed
clan
family
people
race (species)
tribe
herb
leaf
crystal
balloon
bellows
bladder
inflation
blow (air)
breathe
snuff
wind (air)
big-bellied
corpulent
fat(ty)
sausage
plant (herb)
vegetable
weed (herb)
MEANINGS
chemical element Gd
elephant
milk (nn)
big-bellied
corpulent
ferret
marten
weasel
cap (hat)
coif
helmet
wig
chicken
cock (fowl)
hen
rooster
chemical element Ga
curtain
veil
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
lead (metal)
marriage
wedding
wedlock
kin
115
gambr•
gambr•
gaml•
gaml•
1
gan•
1
gan•
1
gan•
2
gan•
gani•
gani•
gani•
gani•
gar•
gar•
gar•
garask•
gargl•
1
gargr•
1
gargr•
1
gargr•
2
gargr•
garva•
garva•
garva•
garva•
gasi•
gasi•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gavr•
gavr•
gavr•
gavr•
gazr•
ge•
ge•
ge•
gefr•
gefr•
gefr•
gefr•
gefr•
gefyr•
gelat•
gelat•
gelat•
gelat•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
116
gambr
gambr
gamel
gamel
gan
gan
gan
gan
gan
gan
ganni
ganni
garr(i)
garr(i)
garr(i)
Jp: garasu-kiri
gargal
gargar
gargar
gargar
gargar
garvah [S]
garvah [S]
garvah [S]
garvah [S]
gassi [A]
gassi [A]
gaster
gaster
gaster
gastr(o)
gastr(o)
gastr(o)
gaur
gaur
gavis
gavis
gazar [A]
gae
gai
ge(o)
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr(e)
gel
gel
gelat
gelat
gel
gel
gel
gel
gel
parent(s)
relation (human)
donate
give
adorn(ment)
decoration
ornament
smelt
happy/ ness
joy
happy/ ness
joy
babble
chatter
gossip
diamond
tickle
audience
mass (crowd)
public(ly)
uvula
dignity
self-assurance
self-confidence
self-reliance
hard
tough
abdomen
belly
stomach
abdomen
belly
stomach
happy/ ness
joy
happy/ ness
joy
carrot
Earth
Earth
Earth
highway
road(way)
road(way)
route
way (road)
bridge
frost
ice
frost
ice
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
facetious
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gemn•
gemn•
gemn•
1
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
gene•
gene•
gene•
gene•
genit•
genj•
geny•
geny•
geny•
1
ger•
1
ger•
2
ger•
2
ger•
geran•
gerat•
germgeront•
geront•
gerv•
ge •
ge •
ge •
gešt•
geton•
gel
gel
geloe
geloe
geloe
gelos
gelos
gelos
gelot
gelot
gelot
genn
gennad
gennae
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gen
gen
gen
gen
gen
gen
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
genit
geni
geny
geny
geny
ger
ger
ger
grai
geran
gerat
germani
gerat
geront
gerev [Hb]
geiss
geiss
geiss
gestatio
geit
laugh(ing)
witty
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
noble(hearted)
noble(hearted)
noble(hearted)
bring about
cause (vb)
create(d)
make /ing
produce(d)
descent
extract(ion)
inherit(ance)
issue (produce)
offspring
origin
descent
extract(ion)
inherit(ance)
issue (produce)
offspring
origin
family
gentry
people
tribe
sex organ
beard
cheek
chin
jaw(bone)
carry
wear
old
old
crane
age (timelapse)
chemical element Ge
old (wo)man
old (wo)man
socks
battlement
breach
gap
pregnant /cy
neighbour
geton•
geton•
giga• [GN]
gigart•
gigart•
gigart•
gigart•
1
gignosx•
2
gignosx•
gingl•
gingl•
gingr•
1
gjest•
2
gjest•
glabr•
gladi•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
2
glaf•
1
glak•
1
glak•
1
glak•
2
glak•
glak•2
glare•
glare•
glare•
glars•
glars•
gla •
gla •
gla •
gla •
gleb•
gleb•
gleb•
gleb•
glek•
1
glen•
1
glen•
2
glen•
2
glen•
gli•
gli•
gli•
glipt•
glipt•
glipt•
glipt•
glitsglitser•
gloj•
geiton
giton
giga
gigart
gigart
gigart
gigart
gignoscho
gignoscho
ginglym
ginglym
gingras
geus
geus
glaber
gladi
glaph
glaph
glaph
glaphyr
glaphyr
glaphyr
glaph(yr)
glauc
glauc
glauc
glauc
glauc
glare
glare
glare
glaris
glaris
gelas(im)
gelas(im)
gelas(im)
gelas(im)
glaeb
glaeb
glaeb
glaeb
gleuc
glen
glen
glen
glen
gli
gli
gli
glyph
glyph
glypt
glypt
glycerin
glycer
glea
neighbour
neighbour
billion 109
grain
granule
pip
seed
read(ing)
understand(able)
hinge
joint
whistle
experience (feel)
taste (sense)
bald
sword
chase (metal)
emboss
tool (leather)
chase (metal)
emboss
tool (leather)
delicate
brilliant
light (shine)
shine /ing
blue
green
gravel
grit
slack
chisel
graver
odd
peculiar
queer
strange
chunk
clod
hump
lump
wine
cave / ity
hollow
lens
pupil (eye)
bond (tie)
cement
glue
engraving
plate (chiseled)
engraving
plate (chiseled)
chemical word stem
sweet (sense)
glue
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
glom•
glom•
glos•
glos•
glots•
glots•
glot•
glotš•
glotš•
glox•
gluts•
gluts•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyt•
glyt•
glyt•
gnaf•
gnapt•
gnapt•
gnat•
gnat•
gnes•
gnes•
gnes•
gnes•
gnof•
gnof•
1
gnom•
1
gnom•
2
gnom•
2
gnom•
gojs•
gojs•
glea
glea
glea
glio
glio
glio
glio
gloe
gloe
gloe
gloe
gloi
gloi
gloi
gloi
glomer
glomer
gloss
glott
gloss
glott
glott
gloch(id)
glochin
gloch
glauc
glauc
gluci
gluci
gluci
gluco
gluco
gluco
glyc
glyc
glyc
glut
glut
glut
gnaph
gnapt
gnapt
gnath
gnath
gnesi
gnesi
gnesi
gnesi
gnoph
gnoph
gnome
gnome
gnome
gnome
go
go
lacquer
resin
varnish
glue
lacquer
resin
varnish
glue
lacquer
resin
varnish
glue
lacquer
resin
varnish
ball (clew)
clew
word
word
tongue (organ)
tongue (organ)
language
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
angle
gray
pale(ness)
mild
sugar
sweet (sense)
mild
sugar
sweet (sense)
mild
sugar
sweet (sense)
bond (tie)
cement
glue
felt (fabric)
crush
full (cloth)
jaw(bone)
teeth
law(ful)
legal
legitimate
statutory
dark
obscure /ity
announce(ment)
inform(ation)
clarify
explain
groan
moan
117
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
gole•
gole•
gole•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
2
gomf•
2
gomf•
1
gon•
1
gon•
1
gon•
2
gon•
2
gon•
2
gon•
gongr•
gosyp•
gradz•
gradz•
gradz•
gradz•
1
graf•
1
graf•
1
graf•
1
graf•
2
graf•
2
graf•
gram•
gram•
1
gramat•
1
gramat•
1
gramat•
2
gramat•
2
gramat•
2
gramat•
grandin•
grapt•
grapt•
grapt•
grar•
grar•
graš•
graš•
graš•
1
gres•
2
gres•
2
gres•
gripf•
118
goes
goes
goet
goet
gole
gole
gole
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gone
gone
gone
gone
gone
gone
gongron
gossyp
grad
grad
grad
grad
graph
graph
graph
graph
graph
graph
gramm
gramm
grammat
grammat
grammat
grammat
grammat
grammat
grandin
grapt
grapt
grapt
grara [A]
grara [A]
grassa
grassa
grassa
gres
gress
gress
griph
groan
moan
groan
moan
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
grotto
chock
nail
post (stake)
prop
stud
support (base)
wedge
button (push)
key (button)
angle
knee
knot(ted)
germ (nn)
semen
sex organ
tumor
cotton
go
march(ing)
step(ping)
walk(ing)
design
draw(ing)
sketch(ing)
write
pen(cil)
stylus
draw(ing)
writing
character (letter)
spelling
symbol
codex
laws
rule(s)
hail (ice)
indication
mark (sign)
sign
tub
vat
migrate
roam(ing)
wander
run (speed)
stage (phase)
step (pace)
enigma
gripf•
gripf•
grod•
grod•
grod•
grom•
grom•
gron•
gron•
grun•
grun•
gry•
gry•
gry•
gui•
gui•
gumr•
gurdr•
gurv•
gurx•
gvaj•
gvaj•
gyj•
gymn•
gymn•
gyn•
gyn•
gyp•
gyps•
gyr•
gyr•
gyr•
LEMMAS
haben•
haben•
haben•
haben•
habits•
habits•
habits•
1
habr•
1
habr•
1
habr•
2
habr•
2
habr•
2
habr•
2
habr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
griph
griph
orrhod
orrhod
orrhod
grom
grom
gron
gron
gryn
gryn
gry(on)
gry(on)
gry(on)
gui
gui
goumruk [A]
grdhrah [S]
Guruvasarah [S]
Guruh [S]
guai
guai
gyi
gymn(o)
gymn(o)
gyn
gyn
gyp
gyps
gyrus
gyrus
gyrus
ETYMONS
haben
haben
haben
haben
habitus
habitus
habitus
habr
habr
habr
habr(o)
habr(o)
habr(o)
habr(o)
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
puzzle
riddle
fear(ful)
horror
terror(ize)
measure (land)
survey
deep
profound(ly)
bundle
sheaf
none
nothing
nought
cripple(d)
disabled
custom (taxes)
vulture
Thursday
Jupiter
anchor
cable (rope)
body
naked
nude
spouse
wife
vulture
chalk
meander
undulate
wave
MEANINGS
bridle
girdle
restrain(t)
strap
custom(ary)
habit(s)
usage
abundant
affluent/ce
luxury
delicate
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
encompassing
extensive
huge
spacious
tall
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
2
hadr•
2
hadr•
2
hadr•
hafax•
hafnhaga•
haga•
haga•
haga•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hajm•
hajm•
hajm•
hajm•
hajm•
hajm•
hajml•
hajml•
hajn•
hajn•
1
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
halts•
2
halts•
2
halts•
2
halts•
2
halts•
haly •
halz•
halz•
1
ham•
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hafach [Hb]
haffni
aga [S]
aga [S]
aga [S]
aga [S]
hagi
hagi
hagi
hagni
hagni
hagni
aim
aim
aim
hem
hem
hem
haemil
haemil
aen(o)
aen(o)
hal
hal
hal
halas
halas
halat
halat
hali
hali
halec
halec
halec
hallec
hallec
hallec
halmat
halmat
haltic
haltic
halysi
######
######
ham
vast
wide
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
sturdy
capsize
chemical element Hf
admirable
eminent
grand
great
divine
holy
saint
divine
holy
saint
bravery
courage
hero(ism)
bravery
courage
hero(ism)
perfidious
snare (malice)
terrify(ing)
terror(ize)
salt
ocean
sea
ocean
sea
ocean
sea
sea
ocean
gravy
juice
sauce
gravy
juice
sauce
jump
leap
jump
leap
chain (string)
halo
ring (circle)
hook (nn)
1
ham•
2
ham•
hama•
hama•
hama•
hamar•
hamar•
hamd•
hamd•
hamk•
haml•
haml•
haml•
hamn•
hamn•
hamt•
hamt•
hamt•
hamt•
hapak•
hapak•
hapal•
hapal•
hapf•
hapf•
hapf•
hapf•
hapl•
hapl•
hapl•
hapl•
hapl•
hapl•
haps•
haps•
haps•
haps•
hapt•
hapt•
hapt•
haptr•
haptr•
haptr•
1
hara•
2
hara•
2
hara•
2
hara•
2
hara•
hare•
hare•
hamat
hem(o)
hama
hama
hama
amar
amar
hamada [A]
hamada [A]
hamaki [Jp]
haemil
haemil
haemil
hiamen
hiamen
hamm(at)
hamm(at)
hamm(at)
hamm(at)
hapax
hapax
hapal
hapal
haph
haph
haps
haps
apl
apl
apl
hapl
hapl
hapl
haps(id)
haps(id)
hapt
hapt
hapt
hapt
hapt
haptr
haptr
haptr
ara
hara
hara
hara
hara
areo
areo
hook (nn)
red
accompany
synchronous
with
canal
channel
surface
upper
cigar
attract
charm(ing)
lure
meadow
pasture
bond (tie)
knot (node)
link (connection)
tie (knot)
only
unique
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
feel
touch
feel
touch
clear-cut
neat
simple /ly
clear-cut
neat
simple /ly
arch
vault
arch
vault
bind
fix(ed)
link(ed)
fuse (nn)
tinder
wick
pray
asylum
hide-out
refuge
shelter (protection)
clever
skillful
119
harg•
harg•
1
harm•
1
harm•
1
harm•
2
harm•
2
harm•
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
2
harpf•
2
harpf•
2
harpf•
2
harpf•
harti•
harti•
harti•
hasj•
hasts•
1
hašt•
1
hašt•
2
hašt•
hat•
hata• [GN]
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatr•
hatr•
hatr•
hebdom•
hebe•
hebe•
hebe•
hebe•
hed•
hed•
hed•
hed•
120
arg
arg
arm
arm
arm
harmo(n)
harmo(n)
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
arti
arti
arti
hasi [A]
hast(at)
haust
haust
haust
hatha [S]
hata
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatl
hatl
hatl
hatl
hatl
hatl
hathro
hathro
hathro
hebdom
heb
heb
hebe
hebe
ed
ed
ed
eeth
clever
skillful
cargo
charge (weight)
load
adapt
assimilate
claw
nail (finger)
scythe (etc)
sickle (etc.)
talon
catch (get)
chase
hunt
rob (steal)
absolute(ly)
impeccable
perfect(ly)
well (fountain)
spear(point)
shovel
spoon
sucker
body
number value 10-18
defect(ive)
deficient
erroneous
fault(y)
imperfect
wrong
defect(ive)
deficient
erroneous
fault(y)
imperfect
wrong
compact(ness)
condensed
dense
week(ly)
mature /ity
ripe
mature /ity
ripe
mild
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
mild
eeth
eeth
edos
edos
edos
hedon
hedon
hedon
hedr
hedr
hedr
edra
edra
edra
hed(r)
hed(r)
hed(r)
hedy
hedy
hedy
hedy
hedy
hephth
hephth
hephth
hephth
hepset
hepset
hepset
hepset
hex(e)
hex(e)
eiletic
eilic
eir
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hexa
hect(o)
hektate• [GN] hektate
heljon [Hb]
heldž•
1
ele
hele•
1
ele
hele•
hed•
hed•
hedon•
hedon•
hedon•
hedon•
hedon•
hedon•
1
hedr•
1
hedr•
1
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
hedy•
hedy•
hedy•
hedy•
hedy•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
hegz•
hegz•
hejl•
hejl•
hejr•
1
heks•
1
heks•
1
heks•
1
heks•
1
heks•
2
heks•
2
heks•
2
heks•
2
heks•
heksa• [GN]
hekta• [GN]
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
enjoy
pleasure
relish (pleasure)
enjoy
pleasure
relish (pleasure)
basis
found(ation)
fundament
chair
seat(ed)
sit
chair
seat(ed)
sit
enjoyable
gentle
pleasant
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
boil(ed)
parch(ed)
scorch(ed)
singe
boil
parch(ed)
scorch(ed)
singe
rank (nn)
row (series)
roll(ing)
roll(ing)
knot(ted)
attitude
condition
pose
posture
state
have
hold(ing)
keep
possess
six
hundred
hundredth
asparagus
compassion
pity /ful
1
hele•
2
hele•
2
hele•
2
hele•
heli•
heli•
heli•
heljhelmint•
heln•
helr•
helr•
helst•
helst•
helts•
1
helv•
1
helv•
1
helv•
1
helv•
2
helv•
helyg•
helyg•
1
hem•
1
hem•
2
hem•
2
hem•
1
hemat•
2
hemat•
1
hemer•
1
hemer•
1
hemer•
2
hemer•
2
hemer•
2
hemer•
2
hemer•
hemi• [GN]
hemi•
heml•
heml•
heml•
heml•
heml•
heml•
hemr•
hemr•
hemr•
hemr•
hemt•
hemt•
hemt•
ele
hele
hele
hele
heli(o)
heli(o)
heli(o)
heli
helmint(h)
elen
helor
helor
helc(t)
helc(t)
helc
hellup
hellup
hellup
hellup
helo
elyg
helyg
haem
hem(o)
haem
haem
hemat(o)
haemat
emer
hemar
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemi
hemi
emmel
emmel
emmel
hemmel
hemmel
hemmel
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hem
hem
hem
sympathy
frenzy
insane /ity
mad(ness)
day(light)
sun
sunshine
chemical element He
worm
torch
plunder
prey (victim)
draw (pull)
pull
ulcer
debauch
revel
squander
waste(d)
nail
shadow(y)
shadow(y)
blood
blood
descent
origin
blood
iron
day(light)
day(light)
day(light)
civilized
cultivate(d)
domestic(ated)
tame(d)
half
part (piece)
elegant
fashion(able)
graceful
elegant
fashion(able)
graceful
daily
journal
newspaper
periodical
javelin
lance
spear
hemt•
hemt•
hemt•
hene•
henj•
henj•
henj•
henjok•
henjok•
henjok•
hepat•
hepj•
hepj•
hepj•
hepj•
hepjol•
hepjol•
hepjol•
hepjol•
heps•
heps•
heps•
heps•
heps•
heps•
hepta• [GN]
her•
her•
her•
her•
herak•
herak•
herak•
heri•
heri•
hermen•
hermen•
hermen•
hermin•
hermin•
hermin•
hermin•
hermt•
hern•
ern•
ern•
ern•
ern•
ern•
herp•
herpet•
hemat
hemat
hemat
ene(o)
ene(o)
ene(o)
ene(o)
henioch
henioch
henioch
hepat
epi
epi
epi
epi
hepial
hepial
hepiol
hepiol
hebes
hebes
hebes
hebet
hebet
hebet
hepta
earin
earo
er(i)
her(i)
hierax
hierax
hierax
eeri
eeri
hermen
hermen
hermen
hermin
hermin
hermin
hermin
hermat
ern
ern
ern
ern
ern
ern
herp
erpet
javelin
lance
spear
mute(ly)
absurd
idiotic
unwise
coachman
driver
wagoner
liver
affable
courteous
kind(ness)
polite(ly)
butterfly
moth
butterfly
moth
dull
muffled
obtuse
dull
muffled
obtuse
seven
spring(time)
spring(time)
spring(time)
spring(time)
bird of prey
goshawk
hawk
dawn(ing)
morning
explain
interpret
translate
post (prop)
prop
stay (place)
support (base)
stumble
bough (tree)
branch (ramification)
shoot (twig)
sprig
sprout (twig)
twig
crawl(ing)
snake
121
herpet•
herpet•
herpet•
hesn•
hesn•
1
hespr•
hespr•1
2
hespr•
hespr•2
1
hest•
hest•1
hest•1
hest•1
hest•1
hest•1
2
hest•
hest•2
hestr•
hestr•
hestr•
hestr•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
het•
heter•
heter•
heter•
heter•
heter•
heter•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
1
hetj•
hetj•1
hetj•1
hetj•1
hetj•1
2
hetj•
hetm•
hetm•
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herpes
herpes
herpet
hesson
hesson
hesper
hesper
hesper
hesper
est
est
est
hest
hest
hest
hest
hest
estr
estr
oestr
oestr
hesyc
hesyc
hesyc
hesygu
hesygu
hesygu
et(i)
hetero
hetero
hetero
oter
oter
oter
etes
etes
etes
etes
hetes
hetes
hetes
hetes
ete(o)
ete(o)
ete(o)
ete(o)
ete(o)
aeti
hetaem
hetoem
serpent
snake
snake
few(er)
less
evening
sunset
occident(al)
west(ern)
lay (put)
place(d)
put(ting)
lay (put)
place(d)
put(ting)
gratifying
welcome
furious
rage(ing)
furious
rage(ing)
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
year
different
other
unlike(ly)
different
other
unlike(ly)
burgess
burgher
citizen
middle-class
burgess
burgher
citizen
middle-class
correct(ly)
justified
right (correct)
true
truth(ful)
straw
ready
ready
hetr•
hetr•
hetšt•
hetšt•
het t•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
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1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
2
hevl•
hexm•
hexm•
hexm•
hexm•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
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2
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2
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2
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2
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2
hidr•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
hiem•
hiem•
hiem•
hiem•
etr(i)
etr(i)
hectic
hectic
hectic
el
el
el
el
el
elei
elei
elei
elei
elei
hel
hel
hel
hel
hel
helei
helei
helei
helei
helei
hel
echm(at)
echm(at)
echm(at)
echm(at)
hidr(os)
hidr(os)
hydar
hydar
hyder
hyder
hydor
hydor
hidr
hidr
hidros
hidros
hidrot
hidrot
hydr
hydr
hiem
hiema
hiemal
hiems
abdomen
pubis
constant(ly)
lasting
permanent
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
wart
handicap(ped)
hindrance
impediment
obstacle
rain(fall)
water
rain(fall)
water
rain(fall)
water
rain(fall)
water
sweat
transpiration
sweat
transpiration
sweat
transpiration
sweat
transpiration
winter
winter
winter
winter
1
hier•
1
hier•
1
hier•
1
hier•
2
hier•
2
hier•
2
hier•
2
hier•
higr•
higr•
higr•
hikn•
hikn•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
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hilak•
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hils•
hils•
hils•
hils•
him•
him•
him•
him•
him•
him•
1
himant•
1
himant•
2
himant•
himant•2
hina•
hina•
hina• [S]
hini•
hion•
hier(o)
hier(o)
hier(o)
hier(o)
hiere
hiere
hiere
hiere
hygro
hygro
hygro
hican
ican
hylac(t)
hylac(t)
hylac(t)
hylac(t)
hylagm
hylagm
hylagm
hylagm
hill
hill
illin
illin
illin
illin
hiles
hiles
hiles
hiles
hilether
hilether
hilether
hilether
eimat
eimat
him
him
himat
himat
himant
himant
himas
himas
hina [S]
hina [S]
hina
ini
eion
holy
official
sanctified
solemn
clergy(man)
minister
monk
priest(ly)
humid(ity)
water
wet(ness)
enough
sufficient
bark(ing)
bray
cry (animal)
neigh
bark(ing)
bray
cry (animal)
neigh
bowel(s)
intestine
cream
grease
oil
smear(ed)
ardent
glow(ing)
heat (temperature)
hot
ardent
glow(ing)
heat (temperature)
hot
clothing
costume
clothing
costume
clothing
costume
strap
whip (strap)
leg
stilt
little (small)
small
tiny
neck
bank (shore)
hion•
hion•
1
hip•
2
hip•
hiper+
hiper+
hiper+
hiper+
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
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2
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2
hipn•
2
hipn•
2
hipn•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hips•
hips•
hips•
hips•
hipt•
hiptš•
hiptš•
hiptš•
hirak•
hirak•
hirak•
hirak•
hirak•
hirak•
1
hires•
2
hires•
2
hires•
eion
eion
hipp
hippeo
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hipn
hipn
hipn
hipn
hipn
hipn
hipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
hypen
hypen
upen
upen
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyps(i)
hyps(i)
hyps(i)
hyps(i)
hypti
hiptiot
hiptiot
hiptiot
hyrac
hyrax
hyrac
hyrax
hyrac
hyrax
hires
hirri
hirri
beach
seaside
horse
ride
across
excessive
extreme(ly)
superboiler
fireside
furnace
hearth
kiln
oven
stove
boiler
fireside
furnace
hearth
kiln
oven
stove
mustache
whisker(s)
mustache
whisker(s)
masher
pestle
piston
plunger
pound(ing)
rammer
stamper
culmination
high
soar(ing)
tall
slow(ly)
knock down
overthrow
upset
mouse
mouse
rat
rat
rodent
rodent
falcon
squeal
whine
123
2
hires•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirm•
hirm•
hirm•
hirm•
hirm•
hirm•
hirn•
hirn•
hisk•
hisk•
hisp•
hisp•
hisp•
1
histor•
1
histor•
1
histor•
1
histor•
2
histor•
2
histor•
histr•
histr•
histr•
hi t•
hity•
hity•
hity•
hity•
hizb•
hjet•
hjet•
hodg•
hodg•
hodg•
hodr•
hodr•
hodr•
hodr•
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hojt•
hojt•
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hirri
hirc(in)
hirc(in)
hirc(in)
hirc(in)
hirguin
hirguin
hirguin
hirguin
hirm
hirm
hirm
horm(ath)
horm(ath)
horm(ath)
hirn
hirn
hiscen
hiscen
hisp(id)
hisp(id)
hisp(id)
histor
histor
histor
histor
histor
histor
histrio
histrio
histrio
histos
ity
ity
ity
ity
hisab [A]
hieta
hieta
hodeg
hodeg
hodeg
hodur
hodur
odur
odur
oet
oet
oet
hol(o)
yelp
buck (goat etc)
he-goat
ram (sheep etc)
tup
buck (goat etc)
he-goat
ram (sheep etc)
tup
chain(ed)
enchain
shackle(d)
chain(ed)
enchain
shackle(d)
jug
pot
close(d)
shut (close)
bristling
hairy
shaggy
event
happening
know(ledge)
occurrence
know(ledge)
wisdom
actor
mime
performer
loom (nn)
circle (nn)
hoop (nn)
ring (circle)
round
account
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
conductor
guide (nn)
leader
ambush
waylay
ambush
waylay
destiny
fate
lot (fate)
all
hol•
hol•
hol•
hol•
hol•
hol•
hol•
holits•
holits•
holk•
holk•
holk•
holk•
holmholp•
holp•
holp•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homd•
homd•
homd•
homd•
home•
home•
home•
home•
home•
home•
home•
home•
homoj•
homoj•
homoj•
1
homr•
1
homr•
2
homr•
2
homr•
2
homr•
hon•
hon•
hon•
honj•
hopid•
hol(o)
hol(o)
hol(o)
ol(o)
ol(o)
ol(o)
ol(o)
olic
olic
holc
holc
olc
olc
holmi
olp
olp
olp
homal
homal
homal
homal
omal
omal
omal
omal
homad
homad
homil
homil
hom
hom
hom
hom
homeo
homeo
homeo
homeo
homo(i)
homo(i)
homo(i)
homer
homer
homer
homer
homer
o
oari
oo(n)
oni(o)
oppid
complete(ly)
every
total(ly)
all
complete(ly)
every
total(ly)
general(ly)
universal
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
chemical element Ho
bag
pouch
sack (bag)
even(ly)
flat
level
smooth
even(ly)
flat
level
smooth
riot
tumult
riot
tumult
aggregate(d)
assemble(d)
common(ly)
unite(d)
aggregate(d)
assembled
common(ly)
unite(d)
copy
imitate
simulate(d)
accord
agreement
guarantee
pledge
warranty
egg
egg
egg
buy (something)
fortress
hopid•
1
hopl•
1
hopl•
1
hopl•
1
hopl•
1
hopl•
2
hopl•
2
hopl•
hopot•
hopr•
hopt•
hopt•
horg•
1
horj•
1
horj•
1
horj•
1
horj•
2
horj•
2
horj•
hork•
hork•
hork•
1
horm•
1
horm•
1
horm•
2
horm•
2
horm•
2
horm•
2
horm•
hormn•
hormn•
hormn•
hormn•
hormn•
hormn•
horn•
horn•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horpn•
hors•
hors•
hort•
oppid
hopl(it)
opl(e)
opl(it)
oplism
oplon
hopl(e)
opl(e)
hopot
hopor
opt(a)
opt(a)
org
hori(o)
hori(o)
horiz
horiz
hori(a)
hori(a)
horcan
horcan
horcan
horm
horm
horm
horme
horme
horme
horme
horm(et)
horm(et)
horm(et)
hormon
hormon
hormon
hori
horn(ot)
horp(ec)
horp(ec)
horp(ec)
horpex
horpex
horpex
orp(ec)
orp(ec)
orp(ec)
orpn
ors(o)
osch
hort(ens)
stronghold
weapon(ry)
weapon(ry)
weapon(ry)
weapon(ry)
weapon(ry)
hoof
hoof
then
autumn
congratulate
well-wishing
humid(ity)
boundary
limit (border)
boundary
limit (border)
boat
ship (boat)
jail
lock-up
prison
neck-chain
necklace
necklet
begin(ning)
go away
initiate
start
excite(d)
nervous
shock (offend)
excite(d)
nervous
shock (offend)
season (time)
season (time)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
dark(ness)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
garden
hort•
1
horx•
2
horx•
hosf•
hosm•
hosp•
hosp•
hosp•
hotj•
hotj•
hotj•
hotj•
hotl•
hotl•
hotr•
hotr•
hotr•
hotr•
hovl•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
2
hubr•
2
hubr•
hudn•
hujs•
hujs•
hujs•
hujs•
hukr•
hukr•
hulj•
hulj•
hulj•
hulj•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
2
hultr•
2
hultr•
2
hultr•
hulw•
huml•
hunj•
hort(ens)
orrh
orrh
osph(y)
osm(er)
hosp(it)
hosp(it)
hosp(it)
oti(os)
oti(os)
oti(os)
oti(os)
otil
otl
otrer
otrer
otrer
otrer
oul
uber
uber
uber
uthar
uthar
uthar
uber(t)
uthat
ouden
hyi
hyios
yi
yios
uxor
uxor
uli
uli
uli
uli
ultor
ultor
ultor
ultri
ultri
ultri
ultrone
ultrone
ultrone
houlwe [A]
humul
unio
park (garden)
back(side)
serum
kidney
metal
guest
stranger
visitor
amuse/ing
divert
entertain(ing)
pass-time
suffer(ing)
suffer(ing)
alert
brisk
vigorous
wide-awake
scar
breast (woman)
tit
udder
breast (woman)
tit
udder
fertile
fertile
no(ne)
son
son
son
son
spouse
wife
damag(ing)
danger(ous)
harmful
injure /ious
punishment
revenge
vengeance
punishment
revenge
vengeance
glad(ly)
voluntary
will(ing)
dessert
beer
pearl
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huwt•
1
hy•
hy•
2
hy•
hyal•
hyal•
hyal•
hyal•
hyb•
hyb•
1
hybr•
1
hybr•
1
hybr•
1
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
126
rhum
rhum
rhum
usn
usn
haur
haur
haur
haust
haust
haust
us
us
us
uv(en)
uv(en)
uv(en)
uv(en)
uvesc
uvesc
uvesc
uvesc
uvid
uvid
uvid
uvid
uvor
uvor
uvor
uvor
hout [A]
hy(o)
hy(o)
hy(o)
hyal
hyal
yal
yal
hyb
hyb
hibri
hibri
hybri
hybri
hibri
hibri
hybri
hybri
ibri
ibri
flow(ing)
fluent
run (flow)
foam
lather
draw (fluid)
excerpt
extract(ion)
draw (fluid)
excerpt
extract(ion)
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
kernel (essence)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
codfish
epsilon
letter Y
lettuce
crystal
glass (material)
crystal
glass (material)
hump
hunchback
impetuous
spontaneous
impetuous
spontaneous
assault (sexual)
violation
assault (sexual)
violation
assault (sexual)
violation
hydž•
hydn•
hydrhyet•
hyf•
hyf•
hyf•
hyft•
hyft•
1
hyl•
1
hyl•
1
hyl•
1
hyl•
2
hyl•
2
hyl•
2
hyl•
2
hyl•
1
hylj•
2
hylj•
2
hylj•
hymn•
hymn•
hymn•
hyn•
hyn•
hyp•
hyp•
hyp•
hyp•
hyp•
hyp•
1
hypn•
2
hypn•
hypr•
hys•
hys•
hys•
1
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
LEMMAS
iatr•
iatr•
iatr•
iatr•
hygi
hydn
hydr(o)
hyet
hyph
hyph
hyph
yphth
yphth
hyl
hyl
hylae
hylae
hyl
hyl
hyl
hyl
hyli
hylist
hyliz
hymen
hymen
hymen
hyn(n)
hyn(n)
hipo
hipo
hipo
hyp(o)
hyp(o)
hyp(o)
hypn
hypn
hyper
hyss
hyss
hyss
hyster
hystat
hystat
hystat
hyster
hyster
hyster
ETYMONS
iatr
iatr
iatr
iatr
health
truffle
chemical element H
rain(fall)
filament(s)
texture
thread(s)
brave(ly)
courageous
tree(s)
wood
tree(s)
wood
consistency
essence (gist)
material
matter (substance)
sole (shoe)
filter
filter
matrimony
wedding
wedlock
blade
ploughshare
below
less
under(neath)
below
less
under(neath)
sleep
moss
palate
javelin
lance
spear
womb
last (item)
recent(ly)
up-to-date
last (item)
recent(ly)
up-to-date
MEANINGS
doctor
healer
medicine-man
physician
iatr•
iatr•
iatr•
iatr•
ibyk•
ibyk•
idi•
idi•
idi•
idi•
idits•
idits•
idits•
idits•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
ift•
ift•
ift•
ift•
ift•
ift•
ift•
ift•
iftr•
igar•
igd•
igd•
igd•
igd•
ign•
ign•
ign•
ignod•
igny•
igny•
igny•
igos•
igos•
ikan•
ikan•
ikan•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikot•
ikot•
jat
jat
jat
jat
ibyc
ibyc
idi
idi
idi
idi
idic
idic
idic
idic
idemon
idemon
idemon
idemon
idmon
idmon
idmon
idmon
iphi
iphi
iphi
iphi
iphthim
iphthim
iphthim
iphthim
iftar [A]
igar [A]
igd
igd
igd
igd
ign
igne
igni
ignot
igny
igny
igny
igos
igos
ican
ican
ican
icm(ad)
icm(ad)
icm(ad)
icmal
icmal
icmal
icot
icot
doctor
healer
medicine-man
physician
cry (out)
scream
individual (nn)
own (self)
personal(ity)
self
apart from
especially
exclusive
special
cultured
educate(d)
experience(d)
expert(ly)
cultured
educated
experience(d)
expert(ly)
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
strong
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
strong
breakfast
rent (payment)
asphalt
cement
concrete (cement)
mortar
burn
burn
burn
unknown
armpit
hough
kneepit
close(d)
shut (close)
ability
capability
possibility
fluid(ity)
humid(ity)
liquid(ity)
fluid(ity)
humid(ity)
liquid(ity)
maybe
perhaps
ikot•
ikot•
ikot•
ikot•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
2
iksal•
2
iksal•
2
iksal•
iksy•
ikš•
ikt•
ikt•
ikx•
iledž•
iledž•
iledž•
iledž•
1
ilemt•
1
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
ilen•
ilen•
ilen•
ilen•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilkr•
ily•
ily•
ily•
ilym•
ilym•
imimatj•
imatj•
imbr•
imedimper•
imper•
imper•
imper•
icot
oecot
oecot
oecot
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixy
ix
ictu
ictu
icho
leg(i)
leg(i)
leg(i)
leg(i)
ilem(at)
ilet
ilem(at)
ilem(at)
ilet
ilet
illaen
illaen
illod
illod
illect
illect
illect
illex
illex
illex
illic(i)
illic(i)
illic(i)
ilcharig [A]
ily
ily
ily
ilym
ilym
imide
imati
imati
imbri
imed
imperator
imperator
imperator
imperator
probably
maybe
perhaps
probably
at once
hasty
hurried
now
quick(ly)
urgent(ly)
dance
jump
leap
waist(line)
female performer
beat(ing)
strike
blood
hurt (feelings)
insult
offend /se
shock (offend)
dome
dome
entangle
implicate
entangle
implicate
look askance
squint
look askance
squint
allure
seduce
tempt(ing)
allure
seduce
tempt(ing)
allure
seduce
tempt(ing)
abroad
silt
slime
smudge
clothing
garment
chemical word stem
cloak
mantle
rain(fall)
chemical word stem
captain
commander
emperor
general (nn)
127
inan•
inan•
indjindu•
induš•
induš•
induš•
induš•
ineks•
ineks•
ineks•
ineks•
infol•
1
infra•
1
infra•
2
infra•
2
infra•
injinkol•
inkol•
inkol•
inkud•
inkud•
inos•
inos•
inos•
inos•
inos•
inos•
insits•
insits•
intra•
intra•
intra•
intra•
intra•
intra•
inust•
inust•
inust•
inust•
inxot•
inxot•
ion•
ion•
ips•
irats•
irats•
irats•
iren•
iren•
iren•
iren•
iren•
iren•
iren•
128
empty/ ness
void
chemical element In
induvasarah [S] Monday
indusi
cover(age)
indusi
garment
indut
cover(age)
indut
garment
inex
cheat
inex
deceive(d)
inex
fool(ing)
inex
mystify
inful
ribbon
infra
under(neath)
infre
under(neath)
infra
left (side)
infre
left (side)
ioni
chemical element In
incol
denizen
incol
inhabitant
incol
native (indigenous)
incud
anvil
incus
anvil
in(od)
fiber
in(od)
filament
in(od)
nerve (anat.)
inos
fiber
inos
filament
inos
nerve (anat.)
insit
engraft
insit
graft
in
between
in
in(side)
in
internal
intra
between
intra
in(side)
intra
internal
inust
brand (mark)
inust
mark (sign)
inust
stamp(ed)
inust
stigma
inchoat
begin(ning)
inchoat
start
ion
purple
ion
violet (color)
ips
worm
ira(cund)
anger
ira(cund)
fury
ira(cund)
rage(ing)
eiren
agree(d)
eiren
concord
eiren
harmony
eiren
peace(ful)
iren
agree(d)
iren
concord
iren
harmony
inan
inan
indi
iren•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irlirop•
isal•
isatisatj•
isatj•
isir•
iskr•
iskr•
iskr•
isti•
isti•
isti•
isti•
isti•
isti•
isx•
isx•
isx•
isxy•
isxy•
isxy•
1
išn•
2
išn•
2
išn•
2
išn•
2
išn•
itar•
iter•
itn•
itn•
itsin•
itsin•
itsin•
itsin•
itša•
itša•
itša•
1
ity•
1
ity•
1
ity•
1
ity•
2
ity•
iren
irid
irid
irid
irid
iris
iris
iris
iris
irit
irit
irit
irit
iridi
iro(poc)
isal [A]
isati
isati
isati
sir
ischor
ischor
ischor
histi(o)
histi(o)
histi(o)
isti(o)
isti(o)
isti(o)
isch
isch
isch
ischy(r)
ischy(r)
ischy(r)
ischn
ischn
ischn
ischn
ischn
itar [A]
iter(a)
itn
itn
tin
tin
tin
tin
iccha [S]
iccha [S]
iccha [S]
ity
ity
ity
ity
ity
peace(ful)
colour
paint(ed)
palette
rainbow
colour
paint(ed)
palette
rainbow
colour
paint(ed)
palette
rainbow
chemical element Ir
wool(en)
receipt
chemical word stem
crayon
pen(cil)
chain (string)
enter
go in
penetrate(d)
canvas
cloth
sail (canvas)
canvas
cloth
sail (canvas)
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
mighty
powerful
strong
dry (adj)
emaciated
slender
thin (weak)
weak(ness)
tire (wheel)
repeat(ed)
extend(ing)
spread
buy off
pay back
ransom
redeem
aspire /ation
strive /ing
yearn(ing)
perpendicular
standing up
straight up
vertical(ly)
edge
2
ity•
1
ixn•
1
ixn•
1
ixn•
1
ixn•
2
ixn•
2
ixn•
2
ixn•
2
ixn•
ixr•
ixr•
ixr•
1
ixs•
2
ixs•
ixt•
ixt•
ixt•
ixtj•
iz•
iz•
iz•
LEMMAS
jadžur•
jadžur•
jadžur•
jag•
jag•
jag•
jag•
jag•
jag•
jakl•
jakl•
jakl•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakw•
jamt•
jamt•
jan•
jan•
jan•
janits•
janits•
janits•
ity
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichor
ichor
ichor
ix
ix
ict
ict
ict
ichty
is(o)
is(o)
is(o)
ETYMONS
jadjur [S]
jadjur [S]
jadjur [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jacul
jacul
jacul
jaci
jaci
jact(it)
jact(it)
jalt
jalt
ject
ject
yakwi [A]
iam(at)
iam(at)
jan [S]
jan [S]
jan [S]
janit
janit
janit
rim
ambush
snare (malice)
stalk
steal upon
foot-mark
trace
track
trail (sign)
matter (pus)
pus
serum
mistletoe
glue
marten
stone-marten
weasel
fish
equal
identical
same
MEANINGS
expression
formula
idiom (saying)
ceremony
protocol
rite
ritual
sacrifice (ritual)
service (divine)
dart
javelin
spear
launch
throw
launch
throw
launch
throw
launch
throw
ironing
medicament
medicine
cab
carriage
coach (carriage)
door-keeper
guard(ian)
sentinel
janits•
janits•
jans•
jans•
jans•
jans•
1
jats•
1
jats•
2
jats•
2
jats•
jax•
jax•
jekr•
jekr•
jekr•
ježn•
ježn•
ježn•
jits•
jodjoj•
jomn•
jonts•
jonts•
jor•
jor•
jor•
josi•
jubaž•
jubr•
jubr•
jubr•
jubr•
jugl•
jukt•
jukt•
jukt•
jukt•
jukt•
julj•
jurg•
jurg•
jurg•
juskl•
juskl•
juš•
jutm•
juzg•
jygm•
jygm•
janit
janit
ianth
ianth
janthin
janthin
oiac
oiac
jac
jac
iach
iach
jecor
jecur
jocinor
jejun
jejun
jejun
yitsu [Hb]
iodi
ioe
ion
ionth
ionth
ior
ior
ior
josei [J]
yubayyid [A]
juber
juber
juber
juber
jugul
juxt
juxt
juxt
juxt
juxt
iul
jurg
jurg
jurg
juscul
juscul
ius
iauthm
yousagil [A]
iyg(m)
iyg(m)
sentry
watch (guard)
purple
violet (color)
purple
violet (color)
rudder
steering-wheel (&)
lie (recline)
recline /ing
noise / noisy
tumult
liver
liver
liver
austerity
sober
sobriety
export(ing)
chemical element I
voice
violet (flower)
down (fluff)
fluff
door-keeper
guard(ed)
waiter
fairy
bleach
beam (light)
radius
ray
spoke (nn)
throat
beside
besides
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
hair (head of)
argument(ing)
plead
proud(ly)
broth
soup
venom
resting-place
register
bray
cry (animal)
129
jygm•
LEMMAS
kad•
kadmkain•
kain•
kain•
kain•
kain•
kain•
kajn1
kajr•
1
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
kak•
kak•
kakm•
kakm•
kakm•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kalat•
kalat•
kale•
kale•
kalfkalg•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
130
iyg(m)
ETYMONS
cad(uc)
cadmi
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kainit
kairos
kairos
kair
kair
kair
kair
kair
kair
cac(od)
cac(od)
cacumin
cacumin
cacumin
cal
cal
cal
cal
cal
cale
cale
cale
cale
cale
call
call
call
call
call
kali
kali
kali
kali
kali
calad
calath
cale
cale
californium
caliga
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
neigh
MEANINGS
fall(en)
chemical element Cd
eccentric
funny (strange)
odd
peculiar
queer
strange
chemical word stem
moment
time lapse
adequate
fitting (adj)
manner
means (by)
suitable
way (manner)
bad
ugly
point (tip)
summit
tip
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
ask
invite
chemical element Cf
boot (shoe)
adornment
beautiful
fine (nice)
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
2
kali•
2
kali•
2
kali•
2
kali•
kalipt•
kalipt•
kaliptr•
kaliptr•
kaliptr•
kaljkalkar•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kaltskaltse•
kaltse•
kaltse•
kaltse•
kaltsi•
kaltsi•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyks•
kalyks•
kalyks•
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
callim
callim
callim
callim
callon
callon
callon
callon
callon
kall(i)
kall(i)
kall(i)
kall(i)
kall(i)
cal
cal
cal
cal
calypn
calypn
calyptr
calyptr
calyptr
kalium
calcar
calid
calid
calid
calid
calor(i)
calor(i)
calor(i)
calor(i)
calcium
calcan
calcan
calce(ol)
calce(ol)
calcan
calci
calia
calia
calia
calia
calia
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
kalyx
kalyx
kalyx
lovely
ornament
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
ornament
adornment
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
ornament
adornment
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
ornament
advantage(ous)
favour(able)
kind(ness)
useful(ness)
curtain
veil
beret
cap (hat)
hat
chemical element K
spur
ardent
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
ardent
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
chemical element Ca
shoe
slipper
shoe
slipper
heel (foot)
heel (foot)
cabin
hut
shack
shanty
shelter (protection)
cabin
hut
shack
shanty
shelter (protection)
calyx
chalice
cup
kalypt•
kalypt•
kalypt•
kalypt•
1
kalž•
1
kalž•
2
kalž•
kama•
kama•
kamat•
kamat•
kamat•
kamfkamin•
kamin•
kamin•
kamin•
kampan•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
2
kandid•
2
kandid•
kanduk•
kanduk•
kanduk•
kanduk•
kaništ•
kaništ•
kaništ•
kantr•
kantr•
1
kants•
1
kants•
2
kants•
kantsar•
kantsar•
calypt
calypt
calypt
calypt
kal
kalia
kalia
kamah [S]
kamah [S]
camat
camat
camat
camfor
camin
camin
camin
camin
campan
cam(at)
cam(at)
cam(at)
cam(at)
cam(at)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(t)
camp(t)
canast
canast
canast
cand
cand
cand
candid
candid
candid
candor
candor
candor
cand
cand
kandukah [S]
kandukah [S]
kandukah [S]
kandukah [S]
kanistha [S]
kanistha [S]
kanistha [S]
canthar
canthar
canthon
canthon
canthus
canthar
canthar
conceal(ed)
cover (up)
hide/ ing
hush
wood
wood
barn
lust
passion(ate)
emaciated
exhausted
wasted
chemical word stem
highway
path
road(way)
way (road)
bell
effort
endeavour
set about
strive /ing
try(ing)
arc
curve(d)
arc
curve(d)
blank
pure
white
blank
pure
white
blank
pure
white
blank
pure
white
light (shine)
shine /ing
ball (globe)
bullet
globe
marble (ball)
juvenile
young
youth
beetle
scarab
ass (donkey)
mule
angle
cup (trophy)
goblet
kantsar•
kantsar•
kantsl•
kantsl•
kantsl•
kantsl•
kapil•
1
kapre•
2
kapre•
2
kapre•
2
kapre•
kaps•
kaps•
kaps•
karbkardam•
kardam•
kardi•
karid•
karid•
karid•
karik•
karj•
karj•
karj•
karnik•
1
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
karpeš•
karpeš•
kartik•
1
kartsin•
1
kartsin•
2
kartsin•
2
kartsin•
kartš•
karun•
karun•
1
karxar•
1
karxar•
2
karxar•
1
karxes•
1
karxes•
1
karxes•
1
karxes•
2
karxes•
2
karxes•
karz•
kasaj•
kasaj•
kasaj•
canthar
canthar
cancel(l)
cancel(l)
cancel(l)
cancel(l)
capill
capre
capre
capre
capre
caps
caps
caps
carbon
cardam
cardam
cardi(o)
carid
carid
carid
caric
cary(o)
cary(o)
cary(o)
karnik
carp
carp
carp
carp
carp
carp
carpesi
karph
kartikan [S]
carcin
carcin
carcin
carcin
karkis [Hb]
karuna [S]
karuna [S]
carchar
carchar
carchar
carches
carches
carches
carches
carches
carches
karaz [A]
kashayah [S]
kashayah [S]
kashayah [S]
vase
vessel (container)
baluster
banister
column
pillar
hair
deer
spirit (ghost)
tendril
wind(ing)
box
case (box)
chest (box)
chemical element C
cress
vegetable
heart
crab
prawn
shrimp
fig
kernel (nut)
nucleus
nut (kernel)
lobster
fruit
consequence
effect
harvest (nn)
result
sequel
straw
straw
October
cancer
tumor
crayfish
crustacean
ticket
compassion
sympathy
cut(ting)
sharp
shark (etc.)
cup (trophy)
goblet
vase
vessel (container)
platform
podium
cherry
astringent
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
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kasaj•
kasign•
kasitr•
kasitr•
kasitr•
kasitr•
kaštr•
kaštr•
kata•
kata•
kata•
kata•
kata•
1
katajg•
1
katajg•
1
katajg•
1
katajg•
2
katajg•
2
katajg•
2
katajg•
1
katar•
1
katar•
1
katar•
2
katar•
2
katar•
katem•
katem•
katem•
katem•
katex•
katex•
katex•
katex•
katl•
katsab•
katsab•
katsab•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katu•
katu•
katu•
katu•
kawd•
kawk•
kawk•
1
kawl•
1
kawl•
2
kawl•
kaws•
kaws•
kaws•
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kashayah [S]
kasignet [S]
cassiter
cassiter
cattiter
cattiter
castr
castr
cata
cata
cata
cata
cata
cataegi
cataegi
cataegi
cataegi
catagi
catagi
catagi
cathart
cathart
cathart
cathart
cathart
cathem
cathem
cathes
cathes
catech
catech
catech
catech
catill
cacab
cacab
cacab
cachasm
cachasm
cachasm
cachinn
cachinn
cachinn
katuh [S]
katuh [S]
katuh [S]
katuh [S]
caud
caucal
caucal
caul
caul
caul
causc
causc
causc
pull together
sister
sheet-metal
tin
sheet-metal
tin
fortress
stronghold
descend
down(ward)
go down
low(er)
under(neath)
gale
hurricane
storm(y)
tempest
subway
tunnel
underground
clean(ing)
immaculate
purify(ing)
true
truth(ful)
seat(ed)
sit
seat(ed)
sit
creed
doctrine
ideology
religion
plate (dish)
boiler
cauldron
melting pot
jeer
mock
sneer(ing)
jeer
mock
sneer(ing)
piquant
pungent
season(ed)
spicy
tail (end)
basin
bowl
stalk
stem (sprout)
cabbage
highway
path
road(way)
kaws•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
1
kawt•
1
kawt•
2
kawt•
kaxw•
kaxw•
kefaf•
1
kej•
1
kej•
2
kaj•
2
kaj•
kejr•
kejr•
kejr•
kele•
kele•
kele•
kele•
keln•
kent•
kent•
kent•
1
kentr•
1
kentr•
2
kentr•
2
kentr•
keram•
keram•
kerat•
kerat•
kerat•
kerat•
kerat•
kerat•
kerj•
1
kerk•
2
kerk•
1
kermat•
1
kermat•
1
kermat•
causc
causim
causim
causim
causim
causis
causis
causis
causis
caust
caust
caust
caust
caut
caut
caut
caut
caut
cauti
caut(i)
qahwa [A]
qahwa [A]
kefafah [Hb]
kei
kei
kei
kei
keir
keir
keir
cel
cel
cele
cele
kelaen
cent
cent
cent
cent
centr
cent(r)
kent
melichr
melle
cer
cer
cerat
cerat
cerat
melicer
keri(on)
cerc
cerc
cermat
cermat
cermat
way (road)
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
safe(ty)
secure(ly)
chain (string)
café
coffee
glove
rest (repose)
sleep
fissure
split(ting)
clip
cut(ting)
shear
fire
flame
fire
flame
black
rag
scrap
shred
center
middle
needle
needle
mortar (building)
clay
aerial
horn
aerial
antenna
horn
antenna
honeycomb
tail (end)
shuttle
change (money)
coin
small money
2
kermat•
2
kermat•
2
kermat•
keros•
kespit•
kestr•
kests•
ketketef•
kexn•
kexn•
kexn•
kfer•
kfer•
kibiš•
kibiš•
kibiš•
kibot•
kibot•
kibot•
kibot•
kikaj•
kila• [GN]
kilate• [GN]
kimbits•
kimbits•
kimbits•
kimbits•
kindyn•
kindyn•
kindyn•
kintskirom•
kirs•
kirs•
kits•
kits•
kits•
kits•
kits•
kits•
kixl•
kixl•
kjam•
kjes•
klad•
klad•
klad•
kladz•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klast•
cermat
cermat
cermat
cer(os)
caespit
cestr
cessat
cet
ketefot [Hb]
cechen
cechen
cechen
quer
quer
kibis
kibis
kibis
cibot
cibot
cibot
cibot
kikai [Jp]
kilo
kilate
cimbex
cimbex
cimbic
cimbic
cindyn
cindyn
cindyn
cinchon
ceirom
cirs
cirs
cittes
cittes
cittes
cittos
cittos
cittos
cichle
cichle
kyam
ky(es)
clad
clad
clad
kladz
clang
clang
clang
clang
clang
clang
clast
button (push)
knob
stud
wax (cream)
lawn
hammer
late
chemical word stem
suspenders
gape/ ing
open
yawn(ing)
perpendicular
transverse
bag
pocket
sack (bag)
box
coffer
cupboard
trunk
machine
thousand
thousandth
mean (miserly)
miserly
mean (miserly)
miserly
danger(ous)
peril(ous)
risk(y)
chemical word stem
shave
varicosity
varix
avidity
languishing
yearn(ing)
avidity
languishing
yearn(ing)
blackbird
thrush (bird)
bean
pregnant
branch (ramification)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
ring(ing)
bray
call(ing)
cry (call)
howl
low (vb)
neigh
break(ing)
klast•
klast•
klat•
klat•
klatr•
klatr•
klatr•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
2
klavj•
klavj•2
klawstr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
klaz•
klaz•
klaz•
klaz•
kle•
kle•
kle•
kleb•
kleb•
kledn•
kledn•
kledn•
kledn•
kledn•
1
klej•
1
klej•
1
klej•
1
klej•
2
klej•
2
klej•
2
klej•
2
klej•
klejr•
klejst•
klejst•
klemat•
klemat•
klemat•
klemy•
klemy•
klens•
klens•
klens•
klens•
klens•
clast
clast
calar
calat
clathr
clathr
clathr
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clavi
clavi
claustr
claustr
claustr
claustr
claustr
clas
clas
clas
clas
cle
cle
cle
caeleb
coeleb
cledon
cledon
cledon
cledon
cledon
cle(id)
cle(id)
cleist
cleist
cleo
cleo
cleo
cleo
kleronom
cleis(t)
cleis(t)
clemat
clemat
clemat
clemmy
clemmy
colens
colens
colens
colent
colent
shiver(ing)
splinter(ed)
call(ing)
call(ing)
grating
grid
grille
bludgeon
chock
club (stick)
mace
nail
peg
wedge
bolt (key)
key
cell
cloister
compartment
jail
room
bit
lump
morsel
piece
fame
glory
praise
bachelor
bachelor
advertise(ment)
announce(ment)
augur(y)
message
omen
close(d)
shut (close)
close(d)
shut (close)
celebrate
commemorate
feast
party (feast)
inherit(ance)
bolt (key)
key
bough
tine
twig
tortoise
turtle
cultivate(d)
grow (something)
till
cultivate(d)
grow (something)
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klens•
klept•
klept•
klept•
klept•
klept•
klept•
kletr•
klibn•
klid•
klid•
klid•
kline•
kline•
kline•
klis•
klis•
klis•
klism•
klism•
klism•
klistr•
klistr•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitl•
klitl•
klitl•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klorklot•
klot•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
1
klun•
1
klun•
2
klun•
134
colent
klept
klept
klept
klop
klop
klop
kleetr
cliban
callid
callid
callid
klin
klin
klin
clis
clis
clis
klysm
klysm
klysm
clistr
clistr
clity
clity
clity
clity
clity
cliv
cliv
cliv
cliv
cliv
clitell
clitell
clitell
clob
clob
clob
clob
clob
clob
chlor(o)
clost
cloth
clud
clud
clud
clud
clus
clus
clus
clus
clun(icul)
clun(icul)
callun
till
plunder
rob (steal)
steal
plunder
rob (steal)
steal
lock (nn)
oven
experience(d)
habit(s)
routine
bed
couch
resting-place
hatch
panel
shutter
flow(ing)
inundate
surf
cuff
padlock
degree
gradient
hillside
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
degree
gradient
hillside
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
belt
harness
saddle
cage
fold
hutch
kennel
pen (cage)
sty
chemical element Cl
spin (thread)
spin (thread)
clog
close(d)
plug (stopper)
shut (close)
clog
close(d)
plug (stopper)
shut (close)
buttock
rump
clean/ing
2
klun•
klyd•
klyf•
klyj•
klym•
klym•
klype•
klyt•
klyt•
klyt•
klyt•
kmaz•
kmaz•
knat•
knebr•
knebr•
knef•
knef•
1
knem•
1
knem•
1
knem•
1
knem•
2
knem•
2
knem•
2
knem•
2
knem•
knet•
knet•
knet•
knet•
knet•
knet•
knik•
knik•
knik•
knops•
knor•
knor•
knor•
knots•
knots•
knots•
kobkodi•
kodi•
kodon•
koel•
koel•
koft•
1
kogn•
2
kogn•
2
kogn•
2
kogn•
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
callun
clyd
celyph
cly(o)
kalymm
kalymm
clype
clyt
clyt
clyt
clyt
comaz
comaz
connat
cenebr
cenebr
kneph
kneph
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cne(o)
cne(o)
cnesm
cnesm
cneth
cneth
cnicus
cnicus
cnicus
konops
canor
canor
canor
cnodac
cnodac
cnodac
####
codi
codi
codon
coel
coel
ktoved [Hb]
cognit
cognat
cognat
cognat
coet
coet
coet
wipe
wave
shell (cover)
listen
filler
wrapper
shield (protection)
aristocratic
elitary
eminent
noble(man)
celebrate
feast
crooked
carcase
corpse
dark
obscure /ity
leg
leg
shank
shank
dale
dell
dingle
valley
itch
tickle
itch
tickle
itch
tickle
scrape
scratch
scrub(bing)
mosquito
air (tune)
melody
tune
axis
axle
pivot
chemical element Co
bulb
head
bell
cave / ity
hole
address
know(ledge)
akin
kindred
related
abode
accommodation
apartment
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
2
kojt•
2
kojt•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
koktsin•
koktsyk•
kolapt•
kolapt•
kolapt•
1
kole•
1
kole•
1
kole•
1
kole•
1
kole•
2
kole•
2
kole•
kolf•
1
kolj•
1
kolj•
1
kolj•
1
kolj•
2
kolj•
2
kolj•
2
kolj•
kolm•
kolm•
kolm•
kolm•
1
koln•
1
koln•
1
koln•
1
koln•
2
koln•
kolna•
kolna•
kolob•
kolob•
kolob•
kolob•
1
kolp•
1
kolp•
1
kolp•
2
kolp•
kolps•
kolut•
kolut•
kolut•
coet
coet
coit
coit
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
coccin
coccyg
colapt
colapt
colapt
cole
cole
cole
cole
cole
col
col
colloph
coll(a)
coll(a)
coll(a)
coll(a)
col
col
col
kolym
kolym
kolym
kolym
collin(it)
collin(it)
collin(it)
collin(it)
colon
kolnoa [Hb]
kolnoa [Hb]
colob
colob
colob
colob
colp(od)
colp(od)
colp(od)
colpos
colep(s)
collut
collut
collut
residence
stay (place)
repose
sleep
berry
bolus
bulb
core
globule
kernel (nut)
pit (kernel)
spherule
purple
cuckoo
carve
chisel
grave (vb)
case (sheath)
holder
holster
sheath
socket
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
refer(ence)
bind
glue
paste(d)
stick to
limb (part)
part (piece)
side
forbid(den)
interdict
prohibit
veto(ed)
anoint(ed)
grease
smear(ed)
spread
rectum
movie
film (movie)
cripple(d)
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
curve(d)
meander
wriggle
vagina
joint
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
kolymb•
kolymb•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
2
komj•
2
komj•
2
komj•
1
komn•
1
komn•
1
komn•
1
komn•
2
komn•
2
komn•
2
komn•
komna•
komna•
komps•
komps•
kondl•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konter•
konter•
konter•
kontš•
kontš•
1
kop•
1
kop•
1
kop•
1
kop•
1
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
kope•
kope•
kope•
colymb
colymb
coma
coma
coma
coma
come
come
come
come
commi
commi
commi
comm(at)
comm(at)
comm(at)
comm(at)
comm
comm
comm
commina
commina
comps
comps
kondyl
coni(t)
coni(t)
coni(t)
conid
conid
conid
conio
conio
conio
conis
conis
conis
contra
contra
contra
conch
conch
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(eo)
cop(eo)
cop(eo)
plunge
swim
hair
hank
tuft
wisp
hair
hank
tuft
wisp
glue
gum
resin
part (piece)
piece
segment
spare part
oppress
press (together)
stamp(ed)
defy
menace
elegant
gracious
fist
ash(es)
dust
speck
ash(es)
dust
speck
ash(es)
dust
speck
ash(es)
dust
speck
against
counter
opposed
mollusc
shell (sea)
beat(ing)
chop(ped)
hew
injure /ious
wound(ed)
drudge
labour(ing)
slave (toil)
toil(ing)
work(ing)
haft
handle
hilt
135
kope•
kope•
kopf•
kopf•
kopf•
kopr•
kopr•
kopr•
kopr•
kora•
kora•
kora•
kora•
kora•
kora•
kordyl•
kordyl•
kordyl•
kordyl•
1
kore•
1
kore•
1
kore•
1
kore•
2
kore•
2
kore•
kores•
kores•
korimb•
korimb•
korimb•
koris•
korj•
korj•
koryd•
koryd•
koryf•
koryf•
koryf•
koryn•
koryn•
koryn•
koryn•
koryt•
kos•
kos•
kos•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kosmed•
košt•
kotne•
1
kotyl•
1
kotyl•
1
kotyl•
136
cop(eo)
cop(eo)
coph
coph
coph
copr
copr
copr
copr
cora
cora
core
core
cori
cori
cordy(l)
cordy(l)
cordy(l)
cordy(l)
core
core
core
core
core
core
cores
cores
corymb
corymb
corymb
core
cori
cori
coryd
coryd
corryph
corryph
corryph
coryn
coryn
coryn
coryn
coryth
coss
coss
coss
cosme
cosme
cosme
cosme
cosme
cost(al)
cotone
cotyl
cotyl
cotyl
oar
scull
mute(ly)
silent
voiceless
droppings
dung
excrement
manure
doll
puppet
doll
puppet
doll
puppet
bump (lump)
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
bride
fiancée
maiden
virgin(al)
lens
pupil (eye)
boy
youngster
agglomeration
bunch
cluster
bug (bed-)
leather
skin (animal)
lark
skylark
cranium
crown (head)
skull
baton
bludgeon
club (stick)
stick (club)
helmet
capsule
husk
pod
adorn
beautify
decorate
embellish
ornament
rib
quince
basin
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
1
kotyl•
2
kotyl•
2
kotyl•
kow+
kow+
1
koxl•
1
koxl•
2
koxl•
kramn•
kramn•
kranj•
kranj•
kranj•
krar•
kras•
kras•
krasts•
krasts•
krasts•
1
krat•
1
krat•
2
krat•
2
krat•
2
krat•
2
krat•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
2
kraz•
2
kraz•
2
kraz•
kredž•
kredž•
krejt•
krejt•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kren•
kren•
kreps•
kreps•
kreškrez•
krez•
krez•
krez•
krimn•
1
krin•
1
krin•
cotyl
cotyl
cotyl
co
cum
cochl
cochl
cochl
kramenah [S]
kramenah [S]
cran
cran
cran
kraur
cras
cras
crass
crass
crass
crat
crat
crat
crat
crat
crat
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cregy
cregy
cre(at)
cre(at)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
creni
creni
crepis
crepis
creso
cret
cret
cret
cret
krimn
crin
crin
saucer
cupping-glass
sucker
with
with
mussel
slug (animal)
spoon
evolution
progress(ing)
cupola
dome
helmet
dry (adj)
character (nature)
nature
compact(ness)
dense
thick
government
ruler (king)
energy
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
aggregate(d)
assemble(d)
melt together
merge
unite(d)
atmosphere
climate
weather
good
well (good)
flesh
meat
attach
fasten(ing)
fix(ed)
hang (up)
hook on
suspend
fountain
well (fountain)
sandal
shoe
chemical word stem
diverse
mixe(d)
multiple
varie(gat)ed
flour
excrete
perspire
1
krin•
1
krin•
1
krin•
2
krin•
kripskrists•
krists•
krists•
1
krit•
1
krit•
1
krit•
1
krit•
2
krit•
2
krit•
krits•
krits•
1
krok•
1
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
kromy•
kromy•
krosts•
krosts•
krotaf•
krotal•
krov•
krov•
krov•
krun•
krutši•
kruz•
kruz•
kruz•
kry•
kry•
kry•
kry•
kryk•
kryk•
kryks•
kryks•
kryks•
kryks•
1
krypt•
1
krypt•
1
krypt•
1
krypt•
2
krypt•
2
krypt•
ksan•
ksan•
crin
crin
crin
crin
krypt
cris
cris
cris
crit
crit
crit
crit
crit
crit
cric
cric
croc
croc
croc
croc
croc
croc
croc
crom(m)y
crom(m)y
cross
cross
crotaph
crotal
krou(o)
krou(o)
krou(o)
ceraun
cruci
crus
crus
crus
cry(o)
cry(o)
cry(o)
cry(o)
coryc
coryc
ceryx
ceryx
ceryx
ceryx
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
xani
xani
secrete (exhale)
separate(d)
sweat
lily
chemical element Kr
condemn
damn(ed)
verdict
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
sieve(d)
sift
decide
judge(d)
bracelet
ring (circle)
saffron
yellow
flake
flock (wool etc.)
hank
tuft
wisp
garlic
onion
fringe
tassel
temple (cheek)
rattle /ing
clash
collision, collide
conflict
melt(ed)
cross (nn)
beat(ing)
knock
strike
freeze
frost
ice
refrigerate
peer (peep)
spy
ambassador
delegate
herald (messenger)
messenger
bury
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
secrecy
cover(age)
protect
card (wool etc)
comb(ed)
ksant•
ksant•
ksant•
ksant•
ksejnksen•
ksen•
ksen•
kser•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksif•
ksif•
ksif•
ksotšit•
ksut•
ksut•
ksut•
ksut•
ksyl•
ksyl•
ksyl•
ksyr•
ksyst•
kšan•
kšant•
kšant•
kšant•
kšant•
kšel•
kšel•
ktam•
ktam•
ktem•
ktem•
ktem•
1
kten•
1
kten•
2
kten•
2
kten•
ktil•
ktil•
ktil•
kudj•
kudj•
kudž•
kukl•
kukl•
kukl•
kukl•
kukut•
kukut•
xanth
xanth
xuth
xuth
xen
xen
xen
xen
xer
xes(m)
xes(m)
xes(m)
xest
xest
xest
xiph
xiph
xiph
[aztec]
xuth
xuth
xuth
xuth
xyl
xyl
xyl
xyr
xyst
kshanah [S]
kshantih [S]
kshantih [S]
kshantih [S]
kshantih [S]
xy(el)
xyal
ktaomai
ktaomai
ctem
ctem
ctem
cten
cten
cten
cten
ctil
ctil
ctil
kudya [A]
kudya [A]
Kujah [S]
cucull
cucull
cucull
cucull
kukkutah [S]
kukkutah [S]
blonde
yellow
blonde
yellow
chemical element Xe
alien
foreign
strange
dry (adj)
lustre
polish(ing)
shine (polish)
lustre
polish(ing)
shine (polish)
dagger
knife (etc.)
sword
flower
expedient
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
chopping-block
log (block)
wood
razor
rub
second (timelapse)
indulge
pardon
permit
tolerate
rake(d)
rake(d)
recruit
woo
belong
have
possess
card (wool etc)
comb (nn)
cattle
livestock
humility
obedient /ence
submissive
nipple (breast)
teat
Mars
beret
cap (hat)
cowl
hood
chicken
hen
137
kukut•
kultr•
kum1
kumb•
1
kumb•
1
kumb•
2
kumb•
kupf•
kuprkuprkurjkurk•
kurkul•
kurkul•
kwakw•
kwakw•
kwart• [LN]
kwart• [LN]
kwas•
kwas•
kwaš•
kwaš•
kwaš•
kwer•
kwer•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwers•
kwint• [LN]
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
kyan•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyf•
kyf•
kykl•
kykl•
kykn•
kyl•
138
kukkutah [S]
cultr
cum
cumb
cumb
cumb
kumb
couph
cupri
cupro
curi
kurkum [A]
curculi
curculi
quaqua
quaqua
quadr
quart
quasi
quasi
quass
quass
quass
quer
quer
querel
querel
querel
queren
queren
queren
quaerens
quinque
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor
chor
chor
chor
chor
cyan
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyath
kyph
kyph
cicl
kykl
cycn
kyll
rooster
knife (etc.)
chemical word stem
lie (recline)
recline /ing
supine
gondola
light (weight)
chemical element Cu
chemical element Cu
chemical element Cm
saffron
pecker (penis)
penis
ever (who,what,where)
every way (in)
four
four
as if / though
as if / though
quake
shake(n)
shock (blow)
perpendicular
transverse
complain
protest
quarrel(ing)
complain
protest
quarrel(ing)
search
five
district
place (locale)
province
region
spot (place)
alone
apart from
isolate(d)
lone(ly)
separate(d)
blue
container
cup (trophy)
goblet
receptacle
vase
vessel (container)
button (push)
knob
disk
wheel
swan
lame
kyl•
1
kym•
1
kym•
2
kym•
2
kym•
kyn•
kyn•
kyn•
kyndal•
kynt•
kynt•
kynt•
kypr•
kypsl•
1
kyr•
1
kyr•
1
kyr•
1
kyr•
2
kyr•
2
kyr•
2
kyr•
2
kyr•
LEMMAS
labd•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labl•
labl•
labl•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
2
labr•
1
labz•
1
labz•
2
labz•
2
labz•
2
labz•
2
labz•
1
ladr•
2
ladr•
ladz•
lafr•
lafr•
lafr•
kyll
kym
kym
kym(o)
kym(o)
canin
canis
cyn
cyndal
cynth
cynth
cynth
cypr
cypsel
cur(i)
cur(i)
cur(i)
cur(i)
curi(o)
curi(o)
curi(o)
curi(o)
ETYMONS
labid
labid
labid
labis
labis
labis
labell
labeo
labr
labell
labell
labell
labell
labr
labr
labr
labr
labr
lab(es)
lab(es)
labecul
labecul
labecul
labecul
latr(a)
latr(o)
lath
laphyr
laphyr
laphyr
paralyze(d)
surf
wave
bud
burgeon
dog
dog
dog
ankle
cucumber
gourd
pumpkin
beauty (woman)
beehive
care for
look after
nurse /ing
provide for
boss (master)
chief (master)
lord
master (boss)
MEANINGS
pincers
pliers
tongs
pincers
pliers
tongs
lip
lip
lip
avidity
eagerness
greediness
passion(ate)
avidity
eagerness
greediness
passion(ate)
liqueur
handle (lever)
pliers
point (dot)
speck
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
bark(ing)
thief
forget
left-over
relic
remainder
lafr•
lafr•
lafr•
laft•
laft•
lagd•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
lagw•
lagw•
laje•
lajm•
lajm•
lajm•
lajm•
lajm•
lajm•
lajr•
lajr•
lajr•
lajr•
lajtm•
lajž•
lajž•
lajž•
lajž•
lakp•
lakp•
lakp•
1
lakr•
2
lakr•
2
lakr•
2
lakr•
lakrim•
lakrim•
lakrim•
1
laks•
1
laks•
2
laks•
lakt•
lakt•
1
lakts•
1
lakts•
1
lakts•
1
lakts•
2
lakts•
2
lakts•
laphyr
laphyr
laphyr
laut
laut
lagod
lagen
lagen
lagyn
lagyn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lag
lagos
lae
laem
laem
laem
laim
laim
laim
laur
laur
laur
laur
laitmat
lajja [S]
lajja [S]
lajja [S]
lajja [S]
lacpat
lacpat
lacpat
lacert
lacery
lacery
lacery
lachrym
lacrim
lacrum
lax(a)
lax(a)
lax
galact
lact
lac(c)
lac(c)
lac(c)
lac(c)
lacess
lacess
remains
remnant
rest (remainder)
elegant
stylish
owl (etc)
bottle
flask
bottle
flask
immoral
impure
lewd(ness)
sensual
unchaste /ity
voluptuous
hare
hare
left(side)
neck
pharynx
throat
neck
pharynx
throat
alley
avenue
garden walk
street
abyss
disgrace
dishonour
scandal
shame(ful)
step (on)
trample
tread (on)
muscle
cry (scream)
howl
scream
tear(drop)
tear(drop)
tear(drop)
defecate
shit
foot (limb)
milk (nn)
milk (nn)
pond
pool (pond)
puddle
well (fountain)
excite(d)
incite
2
lakts•
2
lakts•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
2
lamb•
2
lamb•
1
lamban•
1
lamban•
2
lamban•
2
lamban•
2
lamban•
lamn•
lamn•
1
lampr•
1
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
langr•
lani•
lani•
lani•
lani•
lantlantsan•
lantsan•
lantsan•
1
lape•
1
lape•
2
lape•
2
lape•
2
lape•
2
lape•
1
lapf•
1
lapf•
1
lapf•
2
lapf•
lacess
lacess
lal(l)
lal(l)
lal(l)
lalag
lalag
lalag
lalax
lalax
lalax
lab
lab
lab
lab
lamb
lamb
lamb
lamb
lamb
lapt
lamban
lamban
hypolamban
hypolamban
hypolamban
lami
lamn
lamp
lamp
lamper
lamper
lamper
lampi
lampi
lampi
langur
lani
lani
lani
lani
lantan
lanthan
lanthan
lanthan
lape
lape
lape
lape
lippul
lippul
laeph
laeph
laeph
laphyc
nervous
spur (on)
babble
chat
chatter
babble
chat
chatter
babble
chat
chatter
analyze
examine
explore
observe /ation
analyze
examine
explore
observe /ation
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
accept (people)
receive (guests)
conjecture
guess
suppose
shark (etc.)
shark (etc.)
light (shine)
shine /ing
foam
froth
lather
foam
froth
lather
lizard
butcher(ing)
execute (kill)
kill(ing)
slaughter
chemical element La
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
secret
gland (anat.)
pituitary
mucus
phlegm
mucus
phlegm
rag
scrap
shred
devour
139
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
2
lapr•
2
lapr•
2
lapr•
laps•
laps•
1
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
1
larf•
2
larf•
2
larf•
2
larf•
lark•
lark•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
2
larn•
lart•
lasi•
lasi•
lasi•
lasi•
lasn•
lasn•
lasts•
lasts•
lašt•
latebr•
140
laphyc
laphyc
laphyg
laphyg
laphyg
laphys
laphys
laphys
lem
lem
lem
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
labes
laps
lar(us)
lar
lar
lar
lar
lar
larv
larv
larv
larv
larc
larc
larnac
larnac
larnac
larnac
larnax
larnax
larnax
larnax
laryn
laert
lasi
lasi
lasi
lasi
lasan
lasan
lati(o)
lati(o)
lacti
latebr
gorge
stuff(ed)
devour
gorge
stuff(ed)
devour
gorge
stuff(ed)
devour
gorge
stuff(ed)
detached
loose
stray
uncertain(ty)
unsettle(d)
unstable
unsteady
abdomen
belly
loins
fall(en)
fall(en)
gull
agreeable
enjoyable
jolly
nice
pleasant
mask
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
coal-box
coal-scuttle
box
chest (box)
coffer
trunk
box
chest (box)
coffer
trunk
coo
ant
bristling
hairy
shaggy
untidy
chair
stool
push
shove
kick
depository
latebr•
latebr•
latebr•
lati•
lati•
lati•
1
latm•
2
latm•
2
latm•
1
latr•
1
latr•
1
latr•
1
latr•
2
latr•
2
latr•
2
latr•
2
latr•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
2
latri•
2
latri•
2
latri•
latsm•
latsm•
latšer•
latšer•
latšer•
latšer•
latšer•
latšer•
lavj•
lavj•
lavj•
lavrlax•
lax•
lax•
1
laxn•
1
laxn•
1
laxn•
2
laxn•
2
laxn•
laxr•
laxr•
lazar•
lazar•
1
lebr•
2
lebr•
2
lebr•
latebr
latebr
latebr
lati
lati
lati
laetamen
laetm
laetm
lathr
lathr
latit
latit
later
later
later
later
latrei
latrei
latrei
latrei
latreu
latreu
latreu
latreu
latr(eu)
latr(eu)
latr(eu)
latom
latom
lacer
lacer
lacid
lacid
lacis
lacis
laev(i)
laev(i)
lejo
lawrenci
lag
lag
lag
lac(h)n
lac(h)n
lac(h)n
lachaen
lachaen
lag(a)r
lag(a)r
lazar
lazar
leber(is)
librium
librium
hiding-place
safe(ty)
shelter (protection)
large
spacious
vast
dung(hill)
ocean
sea
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
conceal(ed)
hide (vb)
brick
paving (tiles)
slab
tile (plate)
adore
honor(able)
venerate
worship
adore
honor(able)
venerate
worship
payment
salary
wages
cut out
cut(ting)
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
bald
smooth
bald
chemical element Lw
chase
hunt
pursue
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
burrow
dig
elastic
flexible
disease (infectious)
leprosy
instead
balance (nn)
scales
2
lebr•
legd•
legd•
legd•
legd•
legd•
legd•
legn•
lei•
lei•
lei•
lei•
lei•
lei•
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
lejk•
lejk•
lejk•
lejk•
lejmn•
lejmn•
lejmn•
lejmn•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
lejt•
lejt•
lejx•
lekan•
lekan•
lekan•
lekan•
lekan•
librium
lect
lect
lect
legul
legul
legul
legn
leaen
leaen
lei
lei
leot
leot
leja
leja
leja
leja
lia
lia
lia
lia
leuc(o)
leuc(o)
leuk
leuk
lemon
lemon
limon
limon
leip
leip
lip
lip
leip
leip
leip
leip
leip
leip
leip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
laet
laet
leich
lanx
lanx
lec
lec
lecane
swing (tool)
assemble(d)
collect
gather
assemble
collect
gather
fringe
slippery
smooth
slippery
smooth
slippery
smooth
booty
loot
plunder (nn)
spoils
booty
loot
plunder (nn)
spoils
pale(ness)
white
pale(ness)
white
meadow
pasture
meadow
pasture
leave (let)
let
leave (let)
let
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
missing
want (in)
without
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
missing
want (in)
without
glad(ly)
rejoice
lick (tongue)
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
dish (plate)
lekan•
lekm•
leks•
leks•
lekš•
lek •
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
lekyt•
lekyt•
lekyt•
lekyt•
lelp•
lelp•
lelp•
lemf•
lemj•
lemj•
lemj•
1
lemn•
1
lemn•
2
lemn•
lemp•
lemp•
1
len•
1
len•
1
len•
1
len•
1
len•
2
len•
2
len•
2
len•
lend•
lend•
lend•
lend•
lengw•
lenj•
lenj•
lenj•
lenj•
1
lep•
1
lep•
lecane
lekmen [A]
lex(ic)
lex(ic)
lect
lexi
lech
lech
lect(r)
lect(r)
lectul
lectul
lect
lect
lect
lect
lex
lex
lex
lex
lecyth
lecyth
lecyth
lecyth
laelap
laelap
laelap
lemph
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemb
lemb
len
len
len
len
len
len
len
len
lend
lend
lens
lens
lingu
leni(t)
leni(t)
leni(t)
leni(t)
lap
lap
plate (dish)
sleeve
term (word)
word
read(ing)
read(ing)
bed
couch
bed
couch
bed
couch
idiom (language)
language
parlance
tongue (language)
idiom (saying)
language
parlance
tongue (language)
container
receptacle
recipient
vase
gale
storm(y)
waterspout
glanders
integument
peel (nn)
shell (cover)
bundle
sheaf
lentil
barque (etc.)
boat
basin
manger
trough
tub
vat
go-between
intercessor
mediator
grub (larva)
larva
grub (larva)
larva
tongue (organ)
gentle
soft(ness)
sweet (tender)
tender(ly)
rock (stone)
stone
141
1
lep•
1
lep•
2
lep•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
1
leps•
1
leps•
1
leps•
1
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
1
lepsi•
1
lepsi•
1
lepsi•
1
lepsi•
2
lepsi•
2
lepsi•
1
lepš•
1
lepš•
1
lepš•
1
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
142
lep(a)
lep(a)
lep
lepi(s)
lepi(s)
lepi(s)
lepi(s)
lepil
lepil
lepil
lepil
lepyr
lepyr
lepyr
lepyr
laepser
laepser
laepser
laepser
leb(es)
leb(es)
leb(es)
lebet
lebet
lebet
lepsi
lepsi
leptes
leptes
lepsi
lepsi
lepad
lepad
lepas
lepas
lepid
lepid
lepid
lepid
lepos
lepos
lepos
lepos
lept(al)
lept(al)
lept(al)
leptec
leptec
leptec
leptyn
leptyn
leptyn
leptyn
leptysm
rock (stone)
stone
mount(ain)
bark (nn)
bast
scale (fish &)
shield (protection)
bark (nn)
bast
scale (fish &)
shield (protection)
bark (nn)
bast
scale (fish &)
shield (protection)
easy-going
flexible
fluent
skillful
casserole
mug
pot
casserole
mug
pot
catch (get)
surprise(d)
catch (get)
surprise(d)
lift(ed)
pick (up)
knee-cap
patella
knee-cap
patella
charm(ing)
lovely
nice
pretty (nice)
charm(ing)
lovely
nice
pretty (nice)
emaciated
slender
thin(ly)
emaciated
slender
thin(ly)
bagatelle
insignificant
trifle
unimportant
bagatelle
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
1
lepts•
1
lepts•
1
lepts•
2
lepts•
lepyr•
lepyr•
lepyr•
lerm•
lerm•
lerm•
lerm•
1
lest•
1
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
let•
let•
let•
let•
let•
let•
letsit•
letsyt•
letsyt•
levg•
levg•
levg•
levg•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
1
lez•
1
lez•
1
lez•
1
lez•
2
lez•
leptysm
leptysm
leptysm
lepist
lepist
lepist
leptic
lepad
lepir
lepyr
lerem
lerem
lerem
lerod
lesti
leth
leist(es)
leist(es)
leist(es)
leist(es)
leister
leister
leister
leister
lester
lester
lester
lester
letal
letal
letal
lethal
lethal
lethal
lecith
lecyth
lecyth
levgat
levgat
levigat
levigat
leum
leum
leum
leus
leus
leus
levi
levi
levi
laes
laes
laes
laes
laes
insignificant
trifle
unimportant
beaker
cup
goblet
accept
shell (cover)
shell (cover)
shell (cover)
babble
chatter
gossip
babble
forget
forget
brigand
gangster
robber
thief
brigand
gangster
robber
thief
brigand
gangster
robber
thief
deadly
kill(ing)
mortal
deadly
kill(ing)
mortal
yolk
flask
scent-bottle
light (weight)
slight
light (weight)
slight
even(ly)
flat
level
even(ly)
flat
level
even(ly)
flat
level
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
wound(ed)
aim (goal)
2
lez•
2
lez•
2
lez•
1
lib•
1
lib•
2
lib•
2
lib•
2
lib•
2
lib•
liban•
1
libd•
1
libd•
1
libd•
1
libd•
1
libd•
1
libd•
2
libd•
libel•
libel•
lign•
ligny•
ligon•
ligr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligy•
ligy•
likj•
likj•
likm•
likm•
likn•
liks•
liks•
1
limen•
1
limen•
2
limen•
2
limen•
2
limen•
2
limen•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
laes
laes
laes
lib(r)
lib(r)
lib
lib
lib
lib
liban
libad
libad
libad
libas
libas
libas
libitin
libell
libell
lign
ligny(od)
ligo(n)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligi
ligy
liciat
liciat
licm
licn
likn
lix(iv)
lix(iv)
limen
limen
limen
limen
limin
limin
lam
lam
lam
lam
lam
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lymn
lymn
lymn
goal
mark (target)
target
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
cake
cookie
pastry
pie
incense
source
spring (well)
well (fountain)
source
spring (well)
well (fountain)
mourn(ful)
level (tool)
water-level
wood
smoke
pick-ax
amuse/ing
entertain(ing)
facetious
funny (amusing)
witty
sound (noise)
sound (noise)
scheme /ing
sketch(ing)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
crib
linen
lingerie
harbour (port)
port (naval)
sill
threshold
sill
threshold
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
pond
pool (pond)
puddle
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
pond
pool (pond)
puddle
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
pond
1
limn•
1
limn•
2
limn•
2
limn•
2
limn•
2
limn•
limt•
limt•
limt•
lingr•
lingr•
lingr•
linim•
linim•
linim•
linim•
linim•
lint•
lint•
lint•
lint•
lint•
lintr•
lintr•
lintr•
lintr•
1
lipr•
1
lipr•
2
lipr•
2
lipr•
2
lipr•
2
lipr•
lips•
lips•
lips•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
1
lirj•
1
lirj•
2
lirj•
liš•
listr•
listr•
listr•
listr•
listr•
listr•
lit•
lit•
lit•
lymn
lymn
lim(er)
lim(er)
lim(er)
lim(er)
limm(at)
limm(at)
limm(at)
ligur
linct
ling
lini(men)
lini(men)
linit
linit
linit
linte
linte
linte
linte
linte
linter
linter
lintr
lintr
libr(a)
libr(a)
lipar
lipar
lipar
lipar
lips
lips
lips
lip(o)
lip(o)
lip(o)
lip(o)
lipid
lipid
lipid
lipid
lir(i)
lir(i)
liri
lis
lisg
lisg
lisg
listr(i)
listr(i)
listr(i)
lithi
lithi
liti
pool (pond)
puddle
avidity
desire
hunger
long(ing)
remainder
remains
rest (remainder)
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
oil(ed)
smear(ed)
oil(ed)
smear(ed)
unction
canvas
cloth
linen
napkin
sail (canvas)
boat
canoe
boat
canoe
balance (nn)
scales
obstinate
persist(ent)
relentless
stubborn
relic
remains
ruin (remains)
cream
fat (grease)
grease
oil
cream
fat (grease)
grease
oil
colourless
pale(ness)
lily
lion
scoop
shovel
spade
scoop
shovel
spade
rock (stone)
stone
rock (stone)
143
lit•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litits•
litits•
litjlitot•
litot•
litot•
litot•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
1
litu•
1
litu•
1
litu•
1
litu•
2
litu•
2
litu•
lix•
lix•
lix•
lix•
lix•
lixrliz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
144
liti
litarg
litarg
litarg
litharg
litharg
litharg
liticen
liticen
lithi
litot
litot
litot
litot
litor
litor
litor
litor
littor
littor
littor
littor
littu
littu
littu
littu
litu(i)
litu(i)
litu(i)
litu(i)
litur
litur
lich
lich
lich
lich
lich
ligroin
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
stone
clay
loam
mud
clay
loam
mud
bugle
trumpet (etc.)
chemical element Li
accessory
small
tiny
unimportant
beach
seaside
shore
strand
beach
seaside
shore
strand
beach
seaside
shore
strand
bludgeon
butt (firearm)
club (stick)
stick (club)
rub
wipe
candy
delicacy
goodies
relish (pleasure)
sweets
chemical word stem
decompose
disband
dissolve
resolve
separate(d)
solution
solve
undo
untie
decompose
disband
dissolve
resolve
separate(d)
solution
solve
undo
untie
lizb•
lizb•
lizb•
ljan•
ljan•
ljent•
ljent•
ljent•
1
ljim•
1
ljim•
1
ljim•
1
ljim•
2
ljim•
ljutlobe•
lobe•
lobe•
lobj•
lobj•
lobj•
lobj•
lodiks•
lodiks•
lodiks•
lodiks•
lofr•
lofr•
lofr•
lofr•
1
log•
1
log•
1
log•
1
log•
1
log•
1
log•
2
log•
2
log•
2
log•
2
log•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojg•
lojg•
lojg•
lojg•
lojg•
lojg•
lojm•
lojm•
olisb
olisb
olisb
lian
lian
lent
lent
lent
lim
lim
lim
lim
lim
luteci
lobe
lobe
lobe
lob(i)
lob(i)
lob(i)
lob(i)
lodic
lodic
lodix
lodix
olophr
olophr
olophr
olophr
log
log
log
olog
olog
olog
log
log
log
log
laedor
laedor
laedor
loedor
loedor
loedor
loidor
loidor
loidor
loeg
loeg
loeg
loig
loig
loig
lem
lem
cock (penis)
pecker (penis)
penis
superfluous
too (much/many)
mastic
putty
resin
file (rasp)
grate (rasp)
rasp
scrub (thorns)
mud
chemical element Lu
offend /se
shock (offend)
unsettle (offend)
capsule
holster
recipient
shell (peel)
blanket
cover(age)
blanket
cover(age)
crime
misstep
sin
slip (error)
expression
text
word
expression
text
word
analysis
proportion
relation (system)
system
indignation
offend /se
scandal
indignation
offend /se
scandal
indignation
offend /se
scandal
remains
rubble
ruin (remains)
remains
rubble
ruin (remains)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
1
lokj•
1
lokj•
1
lokj•
1
lokj•
2
lokj•
lokl•
lokl•
lokl•
lokl•
loks•
loks•
loks•
loks•
lokw•
lokw•
lokw•
lokw•
lokw•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
2
lokx•
2
lokx•
2
lokx•
lom•
lom•
lom•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lonk•
lonk•
lonk•
lonk•
lonk•
lonk•
lopf•
lopf•
lem
loem
loem
loem
loim
loim
loim
lym
lym
lym
loco
loco
loco
loco
lokya [S]
loculus
loculus
loculus
loculus
liquis
liquis
lox
lox
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
lom(at)
lom(at)
lom(at)
oleth
oleth
oleth
oleth
olonth
olonth
olonth
olonth
lonch
lonch
lonch
lunch
lunch
lunch
loph(i)
loph(i)
plague (disease)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
chase
drive /ing
move(ment)
propel(ling)
world(ly)
cell
chamber
compartment
room
oblique
slanting
oblique
slanting
say(ing)
speak
story
tale
word (spoken)
army
corps (army)
detachment (army)
platoon
regiment
troop
aggress(ion)
assail
attack
border (hem)
fringe
hem
damag(ing)
defect
destroy
spoil(ed)
damag(ing)
destroy
impair
spoil(ed)
arrow(point)
point (spear)
spear(point)
arrow(point)
point (spear)
spear(point)
comb (cock)
crest
lopf•
lopf•
lops•
lops•
lor•
lor•
lor•
lor•
lord•
lord•
lord•
lorits•
lorits•
loru•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
2
lows•
2
lows•
2
lows•
1
lox•
1
lox•
1
lox•
1
lox•
2
lox•
2
lox•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
2
loxm•
2
loxm•
lubr•
lubr•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
2
lukts•
2
lukts•
2
lukts•
lunt•
lunt•
lupl•
lupl•
lupl•
loph(i)
loph(i)
lop(ad)
lopas
lor(u)
lor(u)
lor(u)
lor(u)
lord
lord
lord
loric(a)
loric(a)
olor
lot
lot
lot
lous
lous
lous
lust
lust
lust
olous
olous
olous
loch(i)
loch(i)
loch(i)
loch(i)
loch
loch
lochme
lochme
lochme
lochme
lochme
lochm(e)
lochm(e)
lubr(ic)
lubr(ic)
luct
luct
luct
lug(ubr)
lug(ubr)
lug(ubr)
luxa
luxa
luxa
lunat
lunat
lupulin
lupulin
lupulin
crown (head)
pinnacle
oyster
oyster
bridle
restrain(t)
strap
whip (strap)
bow(ing)
incline(d)
tilt
armour (nn)
cuirass
swan
bathe
rinse
wash(ing)
bathe
rinse
wash(ing)
bathe
rinse
wash(ing)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
bear (infant)
beget
generate
produce(d)
syrup
treacle
asylum
hide-out
hiding-place
refuge
shelter (protection)
bush
shrub (plant)
slippery
smooth
commemorate
deplore
mourn(ful)
commemorate
deplore
mourn(ful)
disjoint
dislocate
disrupt
arc
crescent
sorcerer
sorceress
warlock
145
lupl•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
lurk•
lurk•
lurk•
lus•
lus•
lus•
lus•
lus•
lus•
1
lusk•
1
lusk•
2
lusk•
lustr•
lustr•
lute•
lute•
lute•
lute•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutr•
lutr•
lutsi•
lut i•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
ly•
ly•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
146
lupulin
luper
luper
lype
lype
lypr
lypr
lurco
lurco
lurco
laus
laus
laus
laus
laus
laus
lusc
lusc
lusc
lustr
lustr
lute(ol)
lute(ol)
lute(ol)
lute(ol)
lutan
lutan
lutan
lutar
lutar
lutar
lutit
lutit
lutit
lutor
lutr
luc(i)
luc(i)
lues
lues
lues
luet
luet
luet
luet
luet
luet
ly
ly
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
lygin
lygin
witch
afflict(ion)
distress
afflict(ion)
distress
afflict(ion)
distress
devour
feed
glutton(y)
clan
family
kin
people
race
tribe
myopic
short-sighted
one-eyed
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
ginger
gold(en)
red-haired
yellow
mire
mud
ooze
mire
mud
ooze
mire
mud
ooze
bath(tub)
bath(tub)
light (shine)
shine /ing
infect(ion)
pestilence
plague (disease)
infect(ion)
infect(ion)
pestilence
pestilence
plague (disease)
plague (disease)
fluid (nn)
liquid (nn)
cane
reed
rod
twig
wand
cane
reed
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
2
lyg•
2
lyg•
2
lyg•
2
lyg•
lygd•
lygm•
lygm•
lygm•
lygm•
lygr•
lygr•
lygr•
lygr•
lyk•
1
lym•
1
lym•
2
lym•
2
lym•
lysts•
lysts•
lysts•
lysts•
lysts•
lysts•
lytr•
lyxn•
lyxn•
lyxn•
lyxn•
lyxn•
lyxn•
LEMMAS
madr•
madr•
madras•
madž•
1
magd•
1
magd•
2
magd•
2
magd•
lygin
lygin
lygin
lygod
lygod
lygod
lygod
lygod
lygos
lygos
lygos
lygos
lygos
lyg
lyg
lyg
lyg
lygd(in)
lygm
lygm
lyng
lyng
lygr
lygr
lygr
lygr
lyc
lym
lym
lym
lym
lyss
lyss
lyss
lytt
lytt
lytt
lythr
lucern
lucern
lucern
lychn
lychn
lychn
ETYMONS
madar
madar
madrasa [A]
maghan [S]
magid
magis
magdal
magdal
rod
twig
wand
cane
reed
rod
twig
wand
cane
reed
rod
twig
wand
dark(ness)
evening
obscure /ity
twilight
marble (stone)
hiccup
sob
hiccup
sob
bashful(ness)
coy(ness)
shy(ness)
timid(ity)
wolf
damage (nn)
defect
flail
whip (strap)
punish(ing)
revenge
wrath
punish(ing)
revenge
wrath
blood
lamp
lantern
light (lamp)
lamp
lantern
light (lamp)
MEANINGS
bald
hairless
school
January
knead
knead
dough
paste (plaster)
2
magd•
magev•
magn•
magn•
magn•
magn•
maha•
maha•
maha•
maha•
maje•
maje•
maje•
maje•
majm•
majm•
majm•
majm•
majtr•
majtr•
1
makar•
1
makar•
1
makar•
1
makar•
1
makar•
1
makar•
2
makar•
2
makar•
2
makar•
1
makl•
2
makl•
2
makl•
1
makr•
1
makr•
1
makr•
2
makr•
2
makr•
makra• [GN]
makri•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makš•
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
makš•
1
makt•
1
makt•
1
makt•
2
makt•
2
makt•
magdal
magevet [Hb]
magn
magn
magn
magn
maha [S]
maha [S]
maha [S]
maha [S]
maieu
maieu
maieu
maieu
maesmact
maesmact
maesmact
maesmact
maitri [S]
maitri [S]
machaer
machaer
machair
machair
macher
macher
makarah [S]
makarah [S]
makarah [S]
macel(l)
machl
machl
macr(o)
macr(o)
macr(o)
macar
macar
macro
maceria
macc
macc
macc
macc
macc
macesc
macesc
macesc
macil
macil
macil
macta
macta
macta
makta [A]
makta [A]
plaster
towel
big
great
tall
vast
eminent
grand
great
superior
beget
bring forth
generate
produce(d)
jump
leap
shoot forward
spring (jump)
like /ing
love
rapier
sword
rapier
sword
rapier
sword
alligator
crocodile (etc)
gavial
pick-ax
pleasure (carnal)
voluptuous
big
great
immense
happy/ ness
merry
hundred thousand
wall
buffoon
clown
comedian
fool (nn)
harlequin
gaunt
lean (thin)
meager
gaunt
lean (thin)
meager
offer(ing)
sacrifice
victim (sacrifice)
defile (passage)
passage
2
makt•
maktr•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
2
malak•
malj•
malj•
malj•
maln•
malst•
malst•
malst•
malts•
malts•
malx•
malx•
1
mamn•
1
mamn•
1
mamn•
1
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
mandl•
1
mandr•
2
mandr•
2
mandr•
2
mandr•
2
mandr•
mantlmants•
mants•
mants•
mants•
mants•
mants•
mantsan•
mantsan•
mantsan•
mantš•
mantš•
manv•
makta [A]
mactr
malac
malac
malac
malac
malagm
malagm
malagm
malagm
malax
malax
malax
malax
malac
mall(ot)
mall(ot)
mall(ot)
malon [Hb]
malista
malista
malista
malth
malth
malach
malach
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
mandal
mandrit
mandr(a)
mandr(a)
mandr(a)
mandr(a)
mandel
manci
manci
manci
mant(i)
mant(i)
mant(i)
manthan
manthan
manthan
manc
manc
mano
thoroughfare
mortar (vessel)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
mollusk
felt (fabric)
fur
wool(en)
hotel
chief(ly)
main(ly)
principal
polish(ing)
wax (cream)
purple
violet (color)
scarce(ly)
seldom
sparse
thin(ly)
crowd(ed)
oppress
press (together)
push
squeeze
throng (vb)
bolt (key)
abbot
cow-shed
mews
stable (shed)
sty
chemical word stem
augur(y)
omen
prophesy
augur(y)
omen
prophesy
learn
memorize
study
cripple(d)
disabled
rare
147
manv•
manxmaps•
maps•
maputš•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
marg•
marg•
marg•
marg•
margar•
margar•
margasr•
marit•
marit•
marit•
1
marl•
2
marl•
marp•
marp•
martef•
marts•
masa•
masn•
masrmastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
masts•
masts•
148
seldom
chemical element Mn
handkerchief
napkin
mapuchon [Hb] accordion
marai
droop
marai
fade
marai
marasmus
marai
stagnation
marai
wasting
marai
wither
marcesc
droop
marcesc
fade
marcesc
marasmus
marcesc
stagnation
marcesc
wasting
marcesc
wither
marcid
droop
marcid
fade
marcid
marasmus
marcid
stagnation
marcid
wasting
marcid
wither
marg
disarrange
marg
disorder
marg
interfere
marg
perturb
margar
pearl
margeli
pearl
margasirsah [S] November
marit
betrothal
marit
matrimony
marit
wedding
maril
coal
marra
hook (nn)
marpt
capture(d)
marpt
catch (get)
martef [Hb]
cellar
marti
iron
masah
month
masnaa [A]
factory
masuri
chemical element Ma
mastac
beak
mastac
mouth
mastac
snout
mastax
beak
mastax
mouth
mastax
snout
mastic
scourge (whip)
mastic
whip(ping)
mastig
scourge (whip)
mastig
whip(ping)
mastix
scourge (whip)
mastix
whip(ping)
mas
biscuit (etc)
mas
cake
mano
mangan
mapp
mapp
masts•
mašk•
mašl•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
mataj•
mataj•
mataj•
matar•
mated•
mated•
mated•
mated•
mated•
1
matj•
1
matj•
1
matj•
2
matj•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matlan•
matm•
matm•
matm•
matm•
matm•
matma•
matok•
matok•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
2
matr•
2
matr•
2
matr•
2
matr•
matsed•
matsed•
mas
maschke [Hb]
maschal
mast
mast
mast
maz
maz
maz
mast
mast
mast
mast
mast
matae
matae
matae
mataar [A]
mathet
mathet
mathet
mathet
mathet
mathi
mathi
mathi
mathei
matul
matul
matul
matul
matul
matul
matulani [S]
mat
mat
mat
mat
mat
matamahi [S]
matok [Hb]
matok [Hb]
mat(e)r
metr(i)
metr(i)
metr(i)
metro
metro
metro
metr
metr
metr
metr
mathet
mathet
cookie
liqueur
armpit
breast (woman)
nipple (breast)
teat
breast (woman)
nipple (breast)
teat
altitude
dune
elevation
height
hill
adrift
aimless
vain (useless)
airport
adept
adhere(nt)
disciple
follower
member (part)
inform(ation)
know(ledge)
know-how
learn
can (box)
mug
pot
recipient
tankard
vase
aunt
analyze
explore
research
search
study
grandmother
candy
sweets
mother
mother
nanny
womb
mother
nanny
womb
core
kernel (essence)
marrow
pith
brief (vb)
instruct
mathet
machem
machem
machem
machem
machem
machet
machet
machet
machet
machet
magnesi
maghsal [A]
matsber [Hb]
mediol
meeden
meeden
medeter
medeter
medeter
medi
medi
medi
meso
meso
meso
mephit
mephit
mephit
meg(a)
meg(a)
meg(a)
meg(a)
meg(a)
megeth
megeth
megeth
megeth
megeth
mega
mega
mega
mega
megal(i)
megal(i)
megal(i)
megate• [GN] megate
mei(on)
mej•
mei(on)
mej•
mei(on)
mej•
meios
mej•
meios
mej•
meios
mej•
meot
mej•
meot
mej•
meot
mej•
matsed•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
maxnmaxs•
mazb•
medl•
medna• [GN]
medna• [GN]
medr•
medr•
medr•
medz•
medz•
medz•
medz•
medz•
medz•
meft•
meft•
meft•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
2
meg•
2
meg•
2
meg•
mega• [GN]
megal•
megal•
megal•
teach
battle
campaign (vb)
fight(ing)
wage war
wrestle
battle
campaign (vb)
fight(ing)
wage war
wrestle
chemical element Mg
laundry
battery
yolk
null
zero
impartial
indifferent
neutral
between
halfway
middle
between
halfway
middle
fume(d)
reek
stench
colossal
gigantic
huge
immense
overwhelming
colossal
gigantic
huge
immense
overwhelming
emphasis
intensity
loud(ness)
million
excessive
extravagant
too (much/many)
millionth
few(er)
less
minus
few(er)
less
minus
few(er)
less
minus
mejnt•
mejnt•
mejtr•
1
mekn•
2
mekn•
meks•
meks•
meks•
meks•
meks•
meks•
mekš•
mekš•
mekš•
mekš•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
melan•
melan•
melan•
melan•
melan•
melan•
1
meled•
1
meled•
1
meled•
1
meled•
2
meled•
2
meled•
melin•
melis•
mels•
mels•
mels•
mely•
mely•
mely•
meant
meat
metr
mecon(i)
mecon(i)
mec(yn)
mec(yn)
mec(yn)
mecysm
mecysm
mecysm
mechi
mechi
moech
moech
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(es)
melict
melict
melict
melict
melict
meliz
meliz
meliz
meliz
meliz
melyr
melyr
melyr
melyr
melyr
mel(as)
mel(as)
melan
melan
melen
melen
meledon
meledon
meleth
meleth
melletes
melletes
melin
meliss
mela(s)
mela(s)
mela(s)
mel(li)
melicer
melichr
pass(ed)
pass(ed)
measure(ment)
juice
poppy
high
long (distance)
tall
high
long (distance)
tall
adult
grown-up
adult
grown-up
aria
melody
music
song
tune
aria
melody
music
song
tune
aria
melody
music
song
tune
aria
melody
music
song
tune
black
dark
black
dark
black
dark
look after
nurse /ing
look after
nurse /ing
delay
put off
apple
bee
feed (flocks)
graze (feed)
tend (flocks)
honey
honey
honey
149
mely•
memt•
memt•
1
men•
1
men•
1
men•
2
men•
2
men•
2
men•
2
men•
2
men•
mendl1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
2
mendz•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
2
menj•
2
menj•
menjaz•
mentl•
mentl•
meny•
meny•
mept•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
2
mer•
2
mer•
2
mer•
2
mer•
150
honey
desire
wish
menstruation
month
moon
anger
excitement
fury
rage(ing)
wrath
chemical element Md
alms
beg (charity)
charity
lack(ing)
poverty
shortage
want (in)
table (furniture)
await
obstinate
persist(ent)
remain
stay(ing)
wait
arc
crescent
meniaazmo [Hb] automatic
mentul
pecker (penis)
mentul
penis
meny
betray
meny
treachery
mepote
never
mer(id)
division
mer(id)
part (piece)
mer(id)
piece
mer(id)
segment
meres
division
meres
part (piece)
meres
piece
meres
segment
merism
division
merism
part (piece)
merism
piece
merism
segment
moer
division
moer
part (piece)
moer
piece
moer
segment
mel(o)
limb (part)
mer(a)
femur
mer(a)
shin-bone
mer(a)
thigh
melle
memat
memat
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
mendeliev
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mens(a)
men
men
men
men
men
men
men(i)
men(i)
2
mer•
merak•
merak•
merdž•
merid•
merimn•
merimn•
merimn•
merimn•
merint•
merint•
merint•
merint•
merkmerm•
merm•
mertr•
mertr•
mertr•
mertr•
mertr•
mery•
mery•
meryk•
meryk•
meryk•
meryk•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
2
mest•
2
mest•
2
mest•
meš•
meš•
meš•
meš•
meš•
meš•
1
meta•
1
meta•
1
meta•
1
meta•
2
meta•
metak•
1
mete•
1
mete•
1
mete•
2
mete•
mer(a)
merac
meral
merdja [A]
meridi
merimn
merimn
merimn
merimn
merinth
merinth
merinth
merinth
mercur
merm(ith)
merm(ith)
meretri
meretri
meretri
meretri
meretri
mery
mery
meryc
meryc
meryx
meryx
maer
maest
maest
maest
maest
moest
moest
moest
moest
mest
mest
mest
messi
messi
messi
messor
messor
messor
meta
meta
meta
meta
meta
metax
meteor
meteor
meteor
meteor
tibia
pure
pure
pond
noon
attend to
care
nurse /ing
provide for
cable (rope)
cord
line (rope)
rope (cord)
chemical element Hg
fiber
thread (fiber)
fornicate /ation
impurity (moral)
lewd(ness)
prostitution
unchaste /ity
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
ruminant (animal)
ruminate
ruminant (animal)
ruminate
afflict(ion)
distress
gloomy/ ness
griev(ance)
sorrow(ful)
distress
gloomy/ ness
griev(ance)
sorrow(ful)
full
plenary
plenti(ful)
garner
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
garner
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
across
behind
transunder(neath)
less water (chem.)
silk
climate
season (time)
weather
phenomenon
metes•
metes•
metj•
metl•
metl•
metn•
metn•
metop•
metox•
metox•
metr•
metr•
metu•
metu•
metu•
metx•
metx•
metxmetx•
metx•
metys•
metys•
1
mevl•
1
mevl•
2
mevl•
2
mevl•
mid•
midz•
midz•
midz•
midz•
miglaš•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
mikl•
mikl•
mikl•
mikn•
mikn•
mikn•
mikn•
mikr•
mikr•
mikr•
mikr•
mikr•
mikr•
mikra• [GN]
mikt•
methes
methes
meti
metul
metul
meten
meten
metop(id)
metoch
metoch
metr
metr
metu
metu
metu
meth(y)
meth(y)
meth(y)
meth(y)
meth(y)
methyst
methyst
mel(ot)
mel(ot)
mel(in)
mel(in)
mid
mizon
mizzon
mizon
mizzon
miglasch [Hb]
mycem
mycem
mycem
mycet
mycet
mycet
mygm
mygm
mygm
micul
micul
micul
mic(an)
mic(an)
mic(an)
mic(an)
michr
michr
michr
micr(o)
micr(o)
micr(o)
micr(o)
mict
no(ne)
unwisdom
cone
wedge
cut (mow)
mow
forehead
contribute
take part
measuring tool
apparatus
afraid
fear(ful)
fright(en)
alcoholic drink
brandy
chemical word stem
gin (drink)
strong drink
drunken
intoxicate(d)
cattle
goat
apple
quince
smile /ing
more
more
plus
plus
ski
bellow
boom (bellow)
roar(ing)
bellow
boom (bellow)
roar(ing)
bellow
boom (bellow)
roar(ing)
part (little)
piece
smattering
gleam
gloss
glow(ing)
lustre
little (small)
small
tiny
little (small)
small
tiny
millionth
piss
mikt•
mikt•
mikt•
milax•
milax•
milax•
mili• [LN]
milix•
milix•
mils•
mils•
mils•
mily• [LN]
minj•
minyr•
minyr•
minyr•
minyr•
mirabl•
mirabl•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirj•
mirja• [GN]
mirja• [GN]
mirjate•[GN]
mirmek•
mirmek•
misad•
mistak•
mists•
mists•
1
mistš•
1
mistš•
1
mistš•
1
mistš•
2
mistš•
2
mistš•
2
mistš•
mišl•
mišm•
mit•
mit•
mit•
mit•
mitj•
mitj•
mitl•
mitl•
mitod•
urine
piss
urine
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
thousandth
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
military
soldier
warrior
thousand
appointment
buzz
hum
buzz
hum
admirable
wonderful
adolescent
boy
kid (boy)
young(ster)
adolescent
boy
kid (boy)
young(ster)
multitude
tenthousand
multitude
tenthousandth
ant
ant
restaurant
mustache
forward
send
pay(ed)
reward(ing)
salary
wages
pole (stake)
rod
spar
mischeleth [Hb] sled
mishmish [A] apricot
mit
loop (mesh)
mit
mesh
mit
noose
mit
thread (fiber)
miti
sweet (tender)
miti
tender(ly)
mitell
head-band
mitell
turban
mitod [Hb]
bedroom
mict
ming
ming
mylac(h)
mylacr
myliax
milli
milich
milich
mil(es)
mil(es)
mil(es)
mill
minuie [Hb]
minur
minur
minyr
minyr
mir(abil)
mir(abil)
mirac(i)
mirac(i)
mirac(i)
mirac(i)
mirax
mirax
mirax
mirax
myri(a)
myri(a)
myrio
myrio(stos)
murm
myrm(ec)
missadah [Hb]
mystac
miss
miss
misth
misth
misth
misth
misch
misch
misch
151
mitrak•
mitrak•
mitrak•
mitrak•
mits•
mits•
mits•
mitsid•
mitsid•
mitsid•
mixs•
mixs•
miz•
miz•
miz•
miz•
miz•
miz•
mjaj•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
2
mjant•
2
mjant•
mjel•
mjel•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
2
mlax•
mnah•
mnah•
mnah•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
1
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
152
mithrac
mithrac
mithrax
mithrax
mit
mit
remit
micit
micit
micit
mix
mix
misat
misat
misat
misemat
misemat
misemat
miayar [A]
miae
miae
miae
miae
miant
miant
miant
miant
miar
miar
miar
miar
miant
miant
myel
myel
mala
mala
mala
malist
malist
malist
mala
mana
mana
mana
mnemo
mnemo
mneo
mneo
mnest
mnest
man(us)
mnious
mnious
mnious
gem
jewel
gem
jewel
place(d)
put(ting)
place(d)
emaciated
slender
weak(ness)
fertilize
impregnate
abhor
hate
loathe
abhor
hate
loathe
gauge
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
colour
paint(ed)
marrow
pith
abundant
many
numerous
abundant
many
numerous
jaw(bone)
penetrating
permeating
piercing
memory
remember
memory
remember
memory
remember
hand (nn)
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
modjol•
modjol•
mofs•
mojr•
mojr•
mojr•
mojs•
mojs•
moks•
moks•
moks•
molg•
molg•
molit•
molit•
moljmoln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
molobr•
molobr•
molobr•
molobr•
molobr•
molobr•
molops•
molops•
molops•
molp•
molp•
molp•
molp•
molp•
mols•
moltš•
molybr•
molybr•
molyk•
molyk•
molyk•
momf•
momf•
momf•
momf•
mona• [GN]
mona• [GN]
mona• [GN]
1
monats•
mnous
mnous
mnous
modiol
modiol
mausa
moira
moira
moira
myi
myo
mox
mox
mox
molg
molg
molitor
molitor
molybden
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molobr
molobr
molobr
molothr
molothr
molothr
molop(s)
molop(s)
molop(s)
molp
molp
molp
molp
molp
moles
molch
molybd
molybr
molyc
molyt
molyx
mom(ph)
mom(ph)
mom(ph)
mom(ph)
mono
mono
mono
monaz
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
boss (hub)
hub
art
destiny
fatal(ity)
fate
mouse
mouse
at once
right away
soon
money-bag
purse
builder
constructor
chemical element Mo
defile (vb)
dirty (spoil)
foul(ed)
pollute
soil(ed)
spoil(ed)
spot (stain)
stain(ed)
feast on
feed on
glutton(y)
feast on
feed on
glutton(y)
scratch
scrub (thorns)
scrub(bing)
aria
melody
sing
song
tune
mass (heap)
salamander
lead (metal)
lead (metal)
exhausted
exhausted
exhausted
blame(d)
reprimand
reproach(able)
reprove
one
only
unique
isolation
1
monats•
2
monats•
2
monats•
2
monats•
mone•
mone•
mone•
1
monel•
1
monel•
1
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
monit•
monit•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
mordj•
mord•
mord•
mord•
mord•
morf•
morf•
morf•
1
morh•
1
morh•
2
morh•
morix•
morix•
morix•
morix•
morix•
morix•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
2
morj•
2
morj•
monaz
monaz
monaz
monaz
mone
mone
mone
monil
monil
monil
monel
monel
monel
monil
monil
monil
monit
monit
morb(id)
morb(id)
morb(id)
morb(id)
morbos
morbos
morbos
morbos
mord
mord
mord
mord
mord
morph
morph
morph
moro
moro
mor
morich
morich
morich
morych
morych
morych
mori(o)
mori(o)
mori(o)
mori(o)
mori(o)
moron
moron
moron
moron
moron
mori
mori
loneliness
hermit
recluse
solitary (nn)
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
necklace
necklet
rosary
caution (vb)
inform(ation)
warn
caution (vb)
inform(ation)
warn
advise
counsel
ailment
disease
ill(ness)
sick(ness)
ailment
disease
ill(ness)
sick(ness)
aggravate
irritate
provoke
torment
torture
appearance
aspect
form
confuse(d)
consternate(d)
mulberry
endeavour
set about
try(ing)
endeavour
set about
try(ing)
cracked (crazy)
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
silly
cracked (crazy)
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
silly
limb (part)
member (part)
2
morj•
morm•
morm•
morm•
morm•
morp•
morsm•
morsm•
morsm•
mostaš•
moxl•
moxl•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
msad•
muham•
muhurt•
mukr•
mukr•
mukr•
mulg•
mulg•
mulg•
muljer•
muljer•
mulk•
mulk•
mulk•
mulk•
mulž•
1
muni•
1
muni•
1
muni•
1
muni•
2
muni•
2
muni•
muri•
muri•
muri•
murits•
murj•
murj•
murj•
part (piece)
ghost
monster
ogre
phantom
black
fatal(ity)
misfortune
mishap
moustashfa [A] hospital
mochl
lever
mochl
lift (elevator)
mochth
drudge
mochth
effort
mochth
endeavour
mochth
labour(ing)
mochth
toil(ing)
mogi
drudge
mogi
effort
mogi
endeavour
mogi
labour(ing)
mogi
toil(ing)
mogus
drudge
mogus
effort
mogus
endeavour
mogus
labour(ing)
mogus
toil(ing)
misaad [A]
elevator
mouhami
lawyer
muhurtah [S] hour
mucr(onat)
point (tip)
mucr(onat)
summit
mucr(onat)
tip
amolg
milk (nn)
mulct
milk (nn)
mulg(en)
milk (nn)
muliebr
woman
mulier
woman
mulc
caress
mulc
pat(ting)
mulc
stroke (caress)
mulc
touch
mull
red
muni [S]
philosopher
muni [S]
sage (man)
muni [S]
thinker
muni [S]
wise man
muni
defend
muni
protect
muri
brine
muri
pickle(d)
muri
salt(ed)
muric(at)
pin (stylus)
murri
chirp
murri
peep(ing)
murri
squeak
mori
morm
morm
morm
morm
morphn
morsim
morsim
morsim
153
murn•
murn•
murt•
musa•
musad•
musx•
musx•
mušt•
mutits•
mutl•
1
mutu•
1
mutu•
1
mutu•
2
mutu•
2
mutu•
muxad•
muxs•
mwalf•
mwand•
1
my•
1
my•
2
my•
myd•
myd•
1
mydr•
1
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
myk•
myk•
myks•
myks•
myks•
myks•
myks•
myktr•
myktr•
1
myl•
1
myl•
2
myl•
2
myl•
myln•
myln•
mylti• [LN]
mylti• [LN]
myn•
myn•
myn•
myn•
myr•
myr•
myr•
154
mouse
rat
form
banana
gun
fly (nn)
fly (nn)
fresh
stump
collar
mutual
one another
reciprocal
borrow
loan
mouhadatsa [A] conversation
mukshar [Hb] able
moualif [A]
author
mouhandis [A] engineer
my(os)
muscle
myot
muscle
my(ac)
mussel
myd
mildew
myd
mold
mydr
heap(ed)
mydr
mass (heap)
mydr
dilate
mydr
expand
mydr
extend(ing)
mydr
spread
mydr
stretch(ing)
myc(et)
fungus
myc(et)
mushroom
myx
mucus
myx
phlegm
myx
silt
myx
slime
myx
sludge
myct(er)
nose
myct(er)
nostril
myl
mill(stone)
myl
mill(stone)
myl
jaw(bone)
myl
tooth
myllaen
grimace
myllen
grimace
multi
many
multi
numerous
amyn
penalize
amyn
punish(ing)
amyn
repay
amyn
revenge
myr(o)
aroma
myr(o)
perfume
myrism
aroma
murin
murin
murti [S]
musa
mousadas [A]
musc
myi
must
mutic
mutulus
mutu
mutu
mutu
mutu
mutu
myr•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
2
myst•
2
myst•
2
myst•
2
myst•
mystr•
myš•
myš•
myš•
myt•
myt•
myt•
myx•
myz•
LEMMAS
nabl•
nabl•
nagd•
nagm•
nagm•
nagm•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
najn•
najv•
najv•
najv•
najv•
najv•
nak•
nak•
nak•
nakt•
myrism
myrism
myrism
myrism
myrism
myst
myst
myst
myst
mysti
mysti
mysti
mysti
mystr(i)
mysi
mysi
mysi
myth
myth
myth
mych
myz
ETYMONS
nabl
nabl
naqd [A]
nagm(at)
nagm(at)
nagm(at)
nae
nae
nae
nae
nae
nai
nai
nai
nai
nai
nee
nee
nee
nee
nee
naeni
naev
naev
naev
naev
naev
nac
nac
nac
nact
perfume
enigma
mystery
riddle
secret
enigma
mystery
riddle
secret
comb(ed)
sieve(d)
strainer
whalebone
spoon
close(d)
lid (cover)
shutter
fairy tale
legend
story
intimate
suck(ing)
MEANINGS
harp
lyre
cash money
accumulate
heap(ed)
stack(ed)
be (at)
dwell
live (at)
lodge (live)
stay(ing)
be (at)
dwell
live (at)
lodge (live)
stay(ing)
be (at)
dwell
live (at)
lodge (live)
stay(ing)
mourn(ful)
indication
mark (sign)
sign
spot (stain)
symbol
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
compact(ness)
nakt•
nakt•
nakt•
nakt•
nakt•
namt•
namt•
nana• [GN]
naprav•
naprav•
naprav•
naprav•
naptnar•
nar•
nasm•
nasm•
nasm•
nast•
nast•
nast•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nat•
nat•
nat•
nata•
nata•
nata•
nata•
natits•
natits•
natrnatserd•
natserd•
natserd•
natserd•
nav•
nav•
1
nawm•
1
nawm•
1
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
nact
nact
nast
nast
nast
nam(at)
nam(at)
nano
napravith [Sl]
napravith [Sl]
napravith [Sl]
napravith [Sl]
napht
nar
nar
nasm
nasm
nasm
nast
nast
nast
naster
naster
naster
naster
naster
naster
nastes
nastes
nastes
nastes
nastes
nastes
nat
nat
nat
natah [S]
natah [S]
natah [S]
natah [S]
nat(ic)
nat(ic)
natri
nacerd
nacerd
necerd
necerd
nau
nau
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
density
solid(ity)
compact(ness)
density
solid(ity)
current (flow)
watercourse
billionth 10--9
adjust
correct(ly)
rectify
straight(en)
chemical word stem
fluid(ity)
liquid(ity)
carry off
flow away
leak
effect
react(ion)
result
denizen
inhabitant
inmate
occupant
resident
tenant
denizen
inhabitant
inmate
occupant
resident
tenant
beget
birth
produce(d)
actor
buffoon
comedian
performer
buttock
rump
chemical element Na
free(ly)
gratuitous
free(ly)
gratuitous
boat
ship (boat)
divide
separate(ly)
split(ting)
feed
fodder
forage(d)
graze (feed)
2
nawm•
naws•
naws•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nax•
nax•
nax•
nax•
1
ne•
1
ne•
1
ne•
2
ne•
2
ne•
2
ne•
nebrak•
nebrak•
nedy•
nedym•
nedym•
nedym•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
1
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
negar•
negar•
negar•
nejdnejk•
nejk•
nejk•
nejk•
nejk•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nom
nau(s)
nau(s)
nao
nao
nao
nao
naut(il)
naut(il)
naut(il)
naut(il)
nao
nao
nao
nao
neo(n)
neo(n)
neo(n)
ne(op)
ne(op)
ne(op)
nebr(ac)
nebrax
nedy
nedym
nedym
nedym
neph(el)
neph(el)
neph(el)
neph(el)
nephod
nephod
nephod
nephod
nephr(o)
nefari
nefari
nefari
nefari
nefari
neg
neg
neg
nedimi
neic
neic
neic
neic
neic
oneis
oneis
oneis
oneist
oneist
oneist
pasture
navigate
sail(ing)
boatman
mariner
sailor
seaman
boatman
mariner
sailor
seaman
chapel
church
oratory
temple
new
uncommon
unusual
young
young(ster)
youth
yearling
yearling
stomach
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
cloud
fog
mist
nebulous
cloud
fog
mist
nebulous
kidney
abomination
disgusting
horrid
loathsome
nauseating
oppose(d)
resist(ing)
withstand
chemical element Nd
disagreement
discord
dispute
dissension
quarrel(ing)
facility
useful(ness)
utility
facility
useful(ness)
utility
155
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nek•
nek•
nek•
nek•
nekr•
nekr•
nekr•
nekr•
nekr•
nekr•
1
neks•
1
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
nekt•
nekt•
nekt•
nekt•
1
nem•
1
nem•
1
nem•
1
nem•
1
nem•
2
nem•
2
nem•
nemi•
nemi•
nemt•
nemt•
nemt•
nenj•
nenj•
nenj•
nenj•
nepj•
nepj•
nepj•
nepj•
nepot•
nepot•
nepot•
nepot•
156
ones
ones
ones
onest
onest
onest
nec(at)
nec(at)
nec(at)
nec(at)
necr(o)
necr(o)
necr(o)
necy
necy
necy
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nect(o)
nect(o)
nectri
nectri
nem
nem
nem
nem
nem
nem(or)
nem(or)
mnemeion
mnemeion
nem(at)
nem(at)
nem(at)
neni
neni
neni
neni
nepi
nepi
neputi
neputi
nepot
nepot
nepot
nepot
facility
useful(ness)
utility
facility
useful(ness)
utility
assassinate
kill(ing)
murder
ruin(ed)
carcase
corpse
deceased (nn)
carcase
corpse
deceased (nn)
proportion
relation (kin)
braid
button(ed)
knot(ted)
net (vb)
plait
tie(d)
twine(d)
wattle
weave /ing
wreathe
float
swim
float
swim
greensward
lawn
meadow
pasture
prairie
forest
woods
memorial
monument
fibril
filament
thread (fiber)
complain
dirge
elegy
lament(able)
baby
newborn
baby
newborn
family
kin
parent(s)
relation (kin)
nepot•
neps•
nepts1
ner•
1
ner•
2
ner•
nertr•
nertr•
neš•
neš•
nešt•
nešt•
nesx•
netr•
nevr•
nevr•
newr•
newr•
newt•
nexnez•
nez•
nid•
nidr•
nif•
nif•
nigl•
nihil•
nihil•
nihil•
nihil•
nihil•
nihil•
niknike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
niks•
niks•
niks•
niks•
nikt•
nimj•
nimj•
nimj•
nipt•
nipt•
nists•
nists•
nepot
nep
neptuni
neo
neo
ner(os)
nerth(er)
nerth(er)
nes(s)
nett
nesti
nesti
neschef [Hb]
netr
neur(o)
neur(o)
neuro
nevr
net(h)
neon
nes
nes
nid
nidor
niph
niv
niglar
nihil
nihil
nihil
nil
nil
nil
nickel
nice
nice
nice
nice
nice
nike
nike
nike
nike
nike
nix
nix
nix
nix
nict
nimi
nimi
nimi
nipt(er)
nipt(er)
nis(us)
nis(us)
relative (kin)
scorpion
chemical element Np
fluid (nn)
liquid (nn)
fresh
below
under(neath)
duck (fowl)
duck (fowl)
sober
sobriety
concert
spindle
sinew
tendon
nerve (anat.)
nerve (anat.)
spin (thread)
chemical element Ne
island
isle
nest
cook(ed)
snow
snow
whistle
none
nothing
null
none
nothing
null
chemical element Ni
benefit
gain
success
victory
win
benefit
gain
success
victory
win
lean (upon)
lean(ing)
support(ing)
uphold
eyelid
exceed
excessive
too (much/many)
wash(ing)
washbasin
drudge
endeavour
nists•
nists•
nists•
nists•
nitrnixnjanj•
1
njas•
1
njas•
1
njas•
1
njas•
2
njas•
2
njas•
2
njas•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njot•
nobnoj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
nokr•
nokr•
nokr•
nokr•
nokr•
nokr•
nol•
nol•
noms•
noms•
noms•
noms•
noms•
nona• [GN]
nona• [GN]
nonj• [LN]
nos•
nos•
nos•
nos•
nosk•
1
nost•
nis(us)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nitro
niobi
nyanya [Jp]
neal
nean
near
neas
neat
neat
neat
nit(id)
nit(id)
nitel
nitel
niten
niten
neoss
nobeli
noo
noo
noo
noo
nous
nous
nous
nous
nus
nus
nus
nus
nocar
nocar
nocar
nocar
nocar
nocar
nol(a)
nol(a)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
non(a)
novem
nonus
nos
nos
nos
nos
nossac
nost
exert(ion)
labour(ing)
strain(ed)
toil(ing)
chemical element N
chemical element Nb
tomato
young
young
young
young
just (now)
present (time)
recent(ly)
glitter(ing)
shine /ing
glitter(ing)
shine /ing
glitter(ing)
shine /ing
nest
chemical element No
intelligent
mind
reason (think)
think(ing)
intelligent
mind
reason (think)
think(ing)
intelligent
mind
reason (think)
think(ing)
dull
idle
languid
lazy(ness)
slack
slothful
bell (small)
rattle (instrument)
abode
quarters
region
residence
where(abouts)
nine
nine
nine
ill(ness)
sick(ness)
suffer(ing)
unhappiness
rooster
comeback
1
nost•
2
nost•
2
nost•
2
nost•
1
noth•
2
noth•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
1
notj•
notj•1
notj•1
2
notj•
notj•2
notj•2
notj•2
nots•
nots•
nots•
nots•
nots•
nots•
nots•
nots•
nots•
novr•
novr•
novr•
nukt•
nukt•
nukt•
1
num•
num•1
num•1
num•1
num•1
num•1
2
num•
num•2
1
numn•
numn•1
2
numn•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nost
noth
noth
noth
not
not
noti(d)
noti(d)
noti(d)
noti(d)
notis
notis
notis
notis
not(i)
not(i)
not(i)
noten
noti(al)
notos
notus
noc(i)
noc(i)
noc(i)
nocu
nocu
nocu
noxi
noxi
noxi
noar
noar
noar
nugat
nugat
nugat
num(mul)
num(mul)
num(mul)
numism
numism
numism
numen
numen
numin
numin
numen
nunci
nunci
nunci
nunci
nunti
nunti
nunti
nunti
nuthete
return
false
lie (tell a)
untrue
convex
shell (cover)
humid(ity)
rain(fall)
water
wet(ness)
humid(ity)
rain(fall)
water
wet(ness)
back(side)
reverse(d)
surface
south
south
south
south
break(ing)
damag(ing)
smash(ed)
break(ing)
damag(ing)
smash(ed)
break(ing)
damag(ing)
smash(ed)
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
babble
chatter
gossip
coin
medal
medallion
coin
medal
medallion
arc
crescent
gesture
nod (yes)
God
announce(ment)
herald(ing)
message
notify
announce(ment)
herald(ing)
message
notify
announce(ment)
157
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunx•
nunx•
nunx•
nupt•
nupt•
nupt•
nupt•
1
nust•
2
nust•
nutsi•
nygm•
nygm•
nygm•
nygm•
nykti•
nykti•
nyktr•
nymf•
nymf•
1
nys•
nys•1
2
nys•
nys•2
nys•2
LEMMAS
obd•
obd•
obd•
obd•
obek•
obek•
obel•
obel•
obel•
obes•
obes•
obes•
obes•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obit•
obit•
obit•
obit•
1
obr•
1
obr•
2
obr•
158
nuthete
nuthete
nuthete
nunech
nunech
nunech
nubil
nubil
nuptial
nuptial
neus(t)
neus(t)
nuc
nyg(m)
nyg(m)
nyss
nyss
ny(ct)
nych
nycter
nymph
nymph
nyss
nyss
ny
ny
ny
ETYMONS
obba
obba
obba
obba
obex
obex
obel
obel
obel
obes
obes
obes
obes
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
obi(t)
obi(t)
obi(t)
obi(t)
ober
ober
obri
herald(ing)
message
notify
evident
logic(al)
rational(ly)
matrimony
wedding
matrimony
wedding
swim
fold
nut (kernel)
prick(ing)
sting (needle)
prick(ing)
sting (needle)
night
night
bat (mammal)
bride
fiancée
injure /ious
wound(ed)
approve
nod (yes)
yes
MEANINGS
basin
bowl
tub
vat
hindrance
obstacle
pole (stake)
rod
spar
corpulent
fat-bellied
fatty
obese
against
contrary
counter
opponent
oppose(d)
opposing
decease
demise
die
pass away
roam(ing)
wander
descendant
2
obr•
2
obr•
2
obr•
obrud•
obrud•
obrud•
obruš•
obruš•
obruš•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
odits•
odits•
odits•
odits•
odn• [RN]
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odont•
odont•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyr•
odyr•
obri
obri
obri
obrut
obrut
obrut
obruss
obruss
obruss
hod(o)
hod(o)
hod(o)
hod(o)
hodi
hodi
hodi
hodi
hodoi
hodoi
hodoi
hodoi
od(o)
od(o)
od(o)
od(o)
ud
ud
ud
ud
od(ic)
od(ic)
od(ic)
od(ic)
odin
odon
odon
odon
odon
odon
odus
odus
odus
odus
odon(t)
odus
odin
odin
odin
odyn(er)
odyn(er)
odyn(er)
odyn(o)
odyn(o)
odyn(o)
odyr(m)
odyr(m)
issue (result)
offspring
result
knock down
overthrow
upset
experiment
test(ing)
try (out)
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
melody
melody
music
tune
one
attachment
claw
hook (nn)
horn
nail (finger)
attachment
claw
hook (nn)
nail (finger)
tooth
tooth
endure/ able
pain
suffer(ing)
endure/ able
pain
suffer(ing)
endure/ able
pain
suffer(ing)
complain
lament(able)
odyr•
odyr•
1
odz•
1
odz•
1
odz•
1
odz•
1
odz•
1
odz•
1
odz•
1
odz•
2
odz•
2
odz•
2
odz•
ofel•
ofel•
ofel•
ofel•
ofi•
ofi•
ofi•
ofi•
ofry•
ofry•
ofry•
oftalm•
1
ogm•
1
ogm•
1
ogm•
2
ogm•
2
ogm•
ogyg•
ogyg•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojgon•
ojgon•
ojked•
ojked•
ojked•
ojked•
ojked•
1
ojkt•
odyrt
odyrt
odes
odes
odm(al)
odm(al)
odyl
odyl
oz
oz
odus
odus
odus
ophel(im)
ophel(im)
ophel(im)
ophel(im)
ophi(s)
ophi(s)
ophid
ophid
ophry(s)
ophry(s)
ophry(s)
ophthalm
ogm
ogm
ogm
ogm
ogm
ogyg
ogyg
oed(al)
oed(al)
oed(al)
oed(al)
oedan
oedan
oedan
oedan
oedem
oedem
oedem
oedem
oedo
oedo
oedo
oedo
oeg(on)
oigo
oecet
oecet
oecet
oecet
oecet
oect
complain
lament(able)
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
linger(ing)
slow(ly)
tardy
benefit
gain
profit (gain)
utility
serpent
snake
serpent
snake
brow
eyebrow
eyelid
eye
line (drawing)
streak (line)
stroke (streak)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
primeval
remote
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
open (up)
open (up)
aid (person)
assistant
helper
servant
slave (servant)
alas
1
ojkt•
1
ojkt•
1
ojkt•
2
ojkt•
2
ojkt•
2
ojkt•
1
ojs•
1
ojs•
1
ojs•
2
ojs•
2
ojs•
ojst•
ojst•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojš•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okla•
okla•
okn•
okn•
okn•
okont•
okont•
okont•
okont•
okont•
oks1
oksy•
1
oksy•
2
oksy•
2
oksy•
2
oksy•
okšaokt• [LN]
1
okts•
1
okts•
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oect
oect
oect
oect
oect
oes(o)
oes(o)
oes(o)
oes
oes
oest
oist
estr
estr
estr
oestr
oestr
oestr
oestr
ois
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
oclao
oclao
ocn(er)
ocn(er)
ocn(er)
cont
cont
cont
cont
cont
oxy
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
oxa
oct(o)
occ
occ
occ
onc
onc
onc
oxy
oxy
oxy
complain
lament(able)
woe
bolt(ed)
close(d)
shut (close)
carry
move(ment)
transport(ing)
osier
straw
arrow
arrow
ardent
lust
passion(ate)
ardent
lust
passion(ate)
rut
sheep
band (people)
crowd (bunch)
group (bunch)
heap(ed)
horde
mass (crowd)
pile (stack)
crouch
squat
idle
lazy(ness)
slothful
pale (stake)
pole (stake)
rod
spar
stake (pale)
chemical element O
acid
vinegar
acute
point(ed)
sharp
chemical word stem
eight
charge(d)
heavy
load
charge(d)
heavy
load
excite(d)
irritate
nervous
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oci
oci
oci
oci
oci
oci
ocy
ocy
ocy
ocy
ocy
ocy
olb(i)
olb(i)
oll
oll
hol(er)
hol(er)
ol(er)
ol(er)
olac
olac
ole(ns)
ole(ns)
olent
olent
olero
olero
holig(o)
holig(o)
holig(o)
holig(o)
holig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
oligor
oligor
car
carriage
cart
chariot
trolley
waggon
guard(ed)
protect
shield(ed)
alert
brisk
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
vigilant
alert
brisk
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
vigilant
alert
brisk
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
vigilant
fortunate
happy/ ness
boiler
cauldron
cabbage
vegetable
cabbage
vegetable
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
few
rare
seldom
some
sparse
few
rare
seldom
some
sparse
neglect
omit
oligr•
olists•
olists•
olists•
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2
omj•
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omni•
omni•
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oligor
liss
liss
liss
olibr
olibr
olibr
oliss
oliss
oliss
olist(h)
olist(h)
olist(h)
holm
holm
ole(n)
log
log
olog
olog
logistikon
logistikon
logistikon
oler
oler
oler
oler
olesth
olesth
olesth
olesth
olet(hr)
olet(hr)
olet(hr)
olet(hr)
oleti
oleti
oleti
oleti
omma(t)
ombr(a)
omphal
om(o)
omio
oom
oom
oom
omn
omn
omn
onar
onar
onar
oneir
oneir
oneir
overlook
sliding
slippery
smooth
sliding
slippery
smooth
sliding
slippery
smooth
sliding
slippery
smooth
oval
round
elbow
phenomenon
rule(s)
phenomenon
rule(s)
intelligence
reason (think)
think(ing)
disturb(ance)
hamper
inconvenience
unsettle(d)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
perish(ed)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
perish(ed)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
perish(ed)
eye
rain(fall)
navel
shoulder
shoulder
crude
raw
unripe
all
every
every(thing)
dream
fantasy
illusion
dream
fantasy
illusion
oner•
oner•
oner•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onh•
onim•
onim•
onim•
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1
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1
onin•
1
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2
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
1
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1
onk•
1
onk•
1
onk•
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onk•
2
onk•
2
onk•
2
onk•
2
onk•
onmast•
onmast•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onost•
onost•
onost•
onost•
ontj•
ontj•
ontj•
ontj•
onir
onir
onir
oen
oen
oen
on
on
on
onus
onus
onus
onim
onim
onym
onym
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
occe
ogc
onc(e)
onch
unc
onc(od)
onc(od)
onc(od)
onc(od)
onom(ast)
onomat
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
onom
onom
onom
onom
onom
onom
onost
onost
onost
onost
ent
ent
ent
ent
dream
fantasy
illusion
ass (donkey)
donkey
mule
ass (donkey)
donkey
mule
ass (donkey)
donkey
mule
name
word
name
word
help
humour (vb)
serve
advantage(ous)
benefit
blessing
gain
profit (gain)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
bump (lump)
hump
hunchback
tuber
name
name
custom(ary)
habit(s)
law(ful)
precept
regulate /tion
rule(s)
custom(ary)
habit(s)
law(ful)
precept
regulate /tion
rule(s)
bad mark
criticism
observe /ation
remark(able)
are
be(ing)
entity
exist(ence)
ontj•
ontj•
ontj•
ontj•
onts•
onts•
onts•
onyx•
onyx•
onyx•
ope•
ope•
ope•
opf•
opf•
1
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1
opid•
2
opid•
2
opid•
2
opid•
opits•
opr•
opr•
opr•
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opr•
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1
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1
opsid•
2
opsid•
opsol•
opsol•
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opsol•
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opstetr•
opstetr•
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opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
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1
opš•
ont(o)
ont(o)
ont(o)
ont(o)
onth
onth
onth
onych
onych
onyx
ope(as)
ope(as)
opeat
opeat
off
off
opid(n)
opid(n)
opid
opid
opid
opisth
prae
prae
proe
proe
prora
op(s)
opseilem
obsidio
obsidio
obsit
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolet
obsolet
obsolet
obsolet
obsolet
obstetr
obstetr
obstetr
obstetr
opic
opic
opic
opic
opiqu
opiqu
opiqu
opiqu
ops
are
be(ing)
entity
exist(ence)
dung
manure
night-soil
claw
talon
nail (finger)
awl
needle
awl
needle
burn
scorch(ed)
esteem
respect(able)
punishment
retaliate
revenge
after (time)
before (time)
ere
before (time)
ere
before (time)
eye
debt
besiege
chair
plant(ed)
ancient
antique
exobsolete
old
ancient
antique
exobsolete
old
beget
generate
give birth
labour (in)
appearance
aspect
face (nn)
look (aspect)
appearance
aspect
face (nn)
look (aspect)
appearance
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opt•
opt•
opt•
optan•
1
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2
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2
optr•
2
optr•
opu•
opu•
opy•
opy•
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opy•
opy•
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oram•
oram•
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oram•
oram•
oram•
oram•
1
orb•
1
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2
orb•
2
orb•
2
orb•
2
orb•
ore•
ore•
ore•
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orekt•
orgy•
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orikt•
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ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
opi
opi
opti
opti
optanion
opter
opter
opter
opter
opter
opter
opter
opo
opo
opi
opi
opi
opi
opi
horam(at)
horam(at)
horam(at)
horam(at)
oram(at)
oram(at)
oram(at)
oram(at)
orb(ic)
orb(ic)
orb
orb
orb
orb
or(es)
oreo
orim
orin
orect
orect
orect
oregm
oregm
oregm
orgy(i)
orgy(i)
orgy(i)
oryct
oryct
aspect
face (nn)
look (aspect)
analyze
examine
explore
observe /ation
look
see
look
see
kitchen
lens
looking-glass
mirror
looker-on
observer
public (audience)
spectator
juice
sap (fluid)
creation (art)
produce (product)
product
task
work (literary)
apparition
aspect
hallucination
vision
apparition
aspect
hallucination
vision
circle
ring (circle)
ball (globe)
bullet
globe
sphere
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
extend(ing)
layout
spread
extend(ing)
layout
spread
depth
distance
fathom
mineral
ore
ornit•
ornit•
ornit•
ornit•
orob•
orob•
orp•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
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orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
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orš•
orš•
1
ort•
1
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1
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2
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2
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2
ort•
2
ort•
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orts•
ortuorx•
orx•
orxes•
orxes•
orxes•
1
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1
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1
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1
orykt•
2
orykt•
oryz•
oryz•
osfr•
1
oskl•
2
oskl•
ornis
ornis
ornith
ornith
orob
orob
####
orge
orge
orge
orge
orge
orge
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsum
orsum
orsum
orsum
orsum
orsum
orsus
orsus
orsus
orsus
orsus
orsus
orth(o)
orth(o)
orth(o)
orth
orth
orth
orth
orthr
orc
orth(o)
orch(eo)
orchid
orches(t)
orches(t)
orches(t)
orych
orych
oryct
oryct
oryct
oryz
oscul(a)
osphr
oscul
oscul
bird
fowl
bird
fowl
pea
vetch
leg
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
right-angled
square
straight
correct(ly)
right (correct)
true
well (good)
early
barrel
chemical word stem
testicle(s)
testicle(s)
ball (dance)
ballet
dance
dig
plough(ing)
dig
plough(ing)
fossil
rice
kiss
smell(ing)
mouth
kiss
1
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
oste•
oste•
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostl•
ostl•
ostrats•
ostrats•
ostrats•
ošmot•
ot•
1
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1
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2
otn•
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otst•
otst•
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otšm•
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otšm•
otšm•
otšm•
otšm•
ovn•
ojn•
1
ovr•
2
ovr•
owš•
owš•
oxed•
oxed•
oxed•
oxed•
1
oxes•
osm
osm(o)
osm(o)
osm(o)
oste
oste
oste
osteo
osto
osti(a)
osti(a)
osti(a)
ostium
ostium
ostium
ostling
ostlinx
ostrac
ostrac
ostrac
osmi
ot(ar)
otis
othon
othon
othon
othn
othn
othn
ozot
ozot
ozot
occis
occis
occis
occis
ocha
ocha
ocha
ochem
ochem
ochem
ochm
ochm
ochm
oen
oin
or(al)
ora
ousia
ousia
ochet
ochet
ochet
ochet
ochem
smell(ing)
drive /ing
propel(ling)
push
drive /ing
propel(ling)
push
bone
bone
door
entrance
gate
door
entrance
gate
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
armour (nn)
carapace
shell (cover)
chemical element Os
hear(ing)
hear(ing)
cloth
linen
sheeting (cloth)
alien
foreign
strange
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
assassinate
execute (kill)
kill(ing)
murder
hold(ing)
support(ing)
sustain
hold(ing)
support(ing)
sustain
hold(ing)
support(ing)
sustain
vine
wine
mouth
pray
ownership
property
canal
channel
drain (nn)
sewer
capacity
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
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oxes•
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oxn•
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oxr•
oxr•
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oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxta• [GN]
ochem
ochem
oches
oches
oches
ocheus
ocheus
ochl
ochl
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochn
ochyr
ochyr
ochyr
ocht(er)
ocht(er)
ocht(er)
ocht(er)
ochthod
ochthod
ochthod
ochthod
oia
oia
oia
oia
octo
LEMMAS
ETYMONS
pabl•
pabl•
pafj•
pagj•
pagj•
pagj•
pagj•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
1
pagn•
1
pagn•
1
pagn•
2
pagn•
2
pagn•
2
pagn•
pabul
pabul
paphia
pagi
pagi
pagi
pagi
paegm
paegm
paegm
paegm
paegni
paegni
paegni
paegni
pagin
pagin
pagin
pagan
pagan
pagan
contents
purport(ed)
capacity
contents
purport(ed)
bolt (buckle)
buckle
opportune
welcome
eddy
mingle
mixe(d)
swirl
whirl(ing)
pear
obstinate
persist(ent)
relentless
bank (shore)
border (rim)
brim
edge
bank (shore)
border (rim)
brim
edge
bank (shore)
border (rim)
brim
edge
eight
MEANINGS
fodder
forage (nn)
beauty (woman)
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
steady
sturdy
game (play)
match (game)
play(ing)
sport(s)
game (play)
match (game)
play(ing)
sport(s)
leaf
page
paper
farmer
field(s)
tiller (field)
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paj•
paj•
paj•
pajd•
pajd•
1
pajdr•
1
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2
pajdr•
2
pajdr•
2
pajdr•
2
pajdr•
pajgn•
pajpl•
pajpl•
pajst•
pakn•
pakn•
pak •
paktr•
paktr•
palpalaj•
palaj•
palaj•
palaj•
palak•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
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pag(et)
pag(et)
pag(et)
pegad
pegad
pegad
pag
paepal
paepal
pae
pae
pae
pae
pae
paet
paet
paeder
paeder
paed(or)
paed(or)
paedid
paedid
paigni
paepal
pale
paec(t)
pachn
pachn
pakshah [S]
epactr
epactr
palladi
pala(e)
pala(e)
palai
palai
pallac
pall
pall
pall
pall
palm
palm
palm
palm
palag
palag
palag
palan
palan
palan
parag
parag
parag
phel(et)
phel(et)
freeze
frost
ice
freeze
frost
ice
hill
rock (stone)
stone
blow (hit)
hit(ting)
punch (blow)
push
strike
askance (look)
squint
ink
paint (nn)
stench
stink
stench
stink
toy
flour
flour
dancer
hoar-frost
rime
week(ly)
beast (of prey)
hunter
chemical element Pd
ancient
old
ancient
old
concubine
quake
quiver(ing)
shiver(ing)
tremble
quake
quiver(ing)
shiver(ing)
tremble
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
cheat
deceive(d)
palg•
palgun•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palj•
palj•
palj•
palj•
pals•
pals•
pals•
pals•
pals•
pals•
palud•
palud•
palud•
palud•
1
pamn•
1
pamn•
1
pamn•
2
pamn•
2
pamn•
2
pamn•
pan+
pan+
pan+
pan+
pan+
pandr•
pandr•
pandžar•
pandžar•
pandžar•
pant•
pant•
pant•
pant•
pant•
pant•
pants•
pants•
papl•
papl•
papl•
papl•
1
papt•
1
papt•
phel(et)
phalguna [S]
palim
palim
palim
palim
palim
palin
palin
palin
palin
palin
palli
palli
palli
palli
pals
pals
pals
palt
palt
palt
palud
palud
palustr
palustr
paemin
paemin
paemin
pann
pann
pann
pan
pan
pan
pan
pan
pandur
pandur
panjarah [S]
panjarah [S]
panjarah [S]
panden
panden
panden
pant
pant
pant
pantic
pantic
papula
papula
papula
papula
papp
papp
mystify
February
again
comeback
inverse
reverse(d)
undo
again
comeback
inverse
reverse(d)
undo
cloak
coat (mantle)
mantle
toga
dart
javelin
projectile
dart
javelin
projectile
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
cleave
fission
split(ting)
rag
tatter
tissue
all
encompassing
every(thing)
total(ly)
very
fiddle
violin
cage
cell
jail
great
long (distance)
tall
great
long (distance)
tall
bowel(s)
intestine
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
hank
tuft
1
papt•
2
papt•
2
papt•
2
papt•
2
papt•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
2
para•
2
para•
2
para•
2
para•
paraj•
paraj•
pardak•
pardak•
pardal•
pardal•
parim•
parim•
parim•
parim•
parim•
1
parl•
2
parl•
2
parl•
2
parl•
2
parl•
1
parm•
2
parm•
2
parm•
parmj•
parmj•
parmj•
parmj•
parmj•
pars•
pars•
pars•
pars•
pars•
parten•
partr•
partr•
partš•
partš•
1
parv•
1
parv•
1
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
papp
papp
papp
papp
papp
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
parei
pari
pardac
pardac
pard(al)
pard(al)
pariem
pariem
pariem
pariem
pariem
parul
parul
parul
parul
parul
parm
parmen
parmen
paroimi
paroimi
paroimi
paroimi
paroimi
pares
pares
pares
pares
pares
parthen
part(ur)
part(ur)
parc
parc
parv
parv
parv
parv
parv
parv
wisp
dad
father
grandfather
papa
apart from
besides
during
however
next (to)
while
adamant
compulsory
oblige /atory
official
cheek
cheek
humid(ity)
wet(ness)
leopard
panther
let be
permit(ted)
privilege
right (law)
tolerate
curl (hair)
abscess
boil(ed)
sore (wound)
ulcer
shield (protection)
remain
stay(ing)
idiom (saying)
maxim
proverb
say(ing)
sentence
forgo
give up
renounce
resign(ation)
weaken
virgin(al)
beget
give birth
save
spare (save)
little (small)
small
tiny
few
rare
scarce(ly)
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
pasl•
1
pat•
1
pat•
1
pat•
1
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
1
patak•
1
patak•
1
patak•
1
patak•
1
patak•
2
patak•
2
patak•
2
patak•
patal•
patih•
patih•
1
patl•
1
patl•
1
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
patra•
patra•
patra•
patri•
patri•
patsin•
patsin•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
2
pavl•
2
pavl•
parv
pauc
pauc
pauc
pauc
paur
paur
paur
paur
passal
path
path
path
path
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patalah [S]
pao [S]
patih [S]
pactil
pactil
pactil
pattal
pattal
pattal
pattal
pattal
pater(a)
pater(a)
pater(a)
pater(n)
patrid
pastin
pastin
paul
paul
paul
paus
paus
paus
paulul
paulul
seldom
few
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
few
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
ankle
adventure
event
happening
occurrence
ailment
disease
ill(ness)
pain
sick(ness)
suffer(ing)
bedlam
riot
rising (riot)
tumult
turmoil
border (hem)
fringe
hem
rose (flower)
husband
husband
plait
twine(d)
wreathe
chock
peg
plug (stopper)
spigot
wedge
chalice
cup (trophy)
goblet
father
papa
dig
plough(ing)
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
few
little (few)
165
2
pavl•
2
pavl•
pawl•
pawl•
pawl•
pawl•
pawr•
pawr•
pawš•
pawtr•
paxy•
paxy•
paxy•
paxy•
paxy•
pazi•
pazi•
pazi•
pazi•
1
ped•
1
ped•
1
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedl•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
166
polul
polul
pol(i)
pol(i)
pol(i)
pol(i)
pora
pora
Paushah [S]
pautrah [S]
pach(y)
pach(y)
pach(y)
pach(y)
pach(y)
pasi
pasi
pasi
pasi
paed
paed
paed
paed
paed
paed
pais
pais
pais
ped(i)
ped(i)
ped(i)
pedes
pedes
pedes
pedet
pedet
pedet
pedil
pedamen
pedamen
pedamen
pedamen
pedamin
pedamin
pedamin
pedamin
pedan
pedan
pedan
pedan
pedan
pedon
pedon
pedon
pedon
pedon
few
little (few)
city
municipal(ity)
town
village
coral
jewel
December
grandchild
bulky
burly
fat (thick)
stout
thick
all
every(thing)
sum
total(ly)
educate
instruct
teach
child
offspring
young(ster)
child
offspring
young(ster)
child
offspring
young(ster)
hop
jump
leap
hop
jump
leap
shoe
pale (stake)
post (prop)
prop
stake (pale)
pale (stake)
post (prop)
prop
stake (pale)
earth (ground)
echelon
flatland
level (layer)
plain (nn)
earth (ground)
echelon
flatland
level (layer)
plain (nn)
1
pedz•
1
pedz•
1
pedz•
1
pedz•
2
pedz•
2
pedz•
pedž•
pedž•
pedž•
pefr•
pefr•
pefr•
pefr•
pegm•
pegm•
1
peir•
1
peir•
1
peir•
1
peir•
1
peir•
1
peir•
2
peir•
2
peir•
pejon•
pejon•
pejon•
1
pejr•
1
pejr•
1
pejr•
1
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
pekr•
pekr•
pekr•
pekr•
1
peks•
2
peks•
2
peks•
2
peks•
2
peks•
1
pekt•
1
pekt•
2
pekt•
2
pekt•
pektr•
pektr•
pekun•
pekun•
pekun•
pekun•
pekun•
pez
pez
pez
pez
pez
pez
peg
peg
peg
pephri
pephri
pephri
pephri
pegm(at)
pegm(at)
peir
peir
peir
pir
pir
pir
peir
peir
paeon
paeon
paeon
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
pecor
pecor
pecu(n)
pecu(n)
pex(i)
pex(i)
pex(i)
pex(i)
pex(i)
pect(en)
psectr
pectin
pectin
pector
pector
pecun
pecun
pecun
pecun
pecun
go
march(ing)
step(ping)
walk(ing)
leg
shank
fountain
spring (well)
well (fountain)
bristling
hairy
shaggy
untidy
concrete(ness)
solid(ity)
experiment
test(ing)
trial
experiment
test(ing)
trial
bore (through)
penetrate(d)
doctor
helper
physician
border (rim)
end (finish)
finish
limit (border)
bow(tie)
cord (rope)
pompom
ribbon
rope (cord)
flock (herd)
herd (group)
flock (herd)
herd (group)
wool(en)
attachment
fasten(ing)
fixing (tool)
link (connection)
comb (nn)
comb (nn)
gelatin
jelly
breast (chest)
chest (breast)
affluent/ce
fortune (money)
money
rich(ness)
wealth(y)
peky•
peky•
peky•
peky•
peky•
peky•
pelag•
pelak•
pelak•
pelak•
pelak•
pelarg•
pele•
pele•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
2
pelek•
1
pelj•
1
pelj•
1
pelj•
1
pelj•
2
pelj•
2
pelj•
pelm•
peln•
peln•
peln•
pelts•
peluk•
pelyk•
pelyk•
pelyk•
pelyk•
pemf•
pemf•
pemf•
pemf•
pemf•
pemf•
1
pemt•
1
pemt•
1
pemt•
2
pemt•
2
pemt•
2
pemt•
2
pemt•
1
pene•
1
pene•
1
pene•
1
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
pechy
pechy
pechy
pich
pich
pich
pelag
pellac
pellac
pellic(i)
pellic(i)
pelarg(on)
pelei
pelei
pelec(e)
pelec(e)
pelecy
pelecy
pelec
pell
pell
pell
pell
pel(l)
pel(l)
pelm(at)
pelen
pelen
pelen
pelt
pelluc
pelic
pelic
pelyc
pelyc
pemph(ix)
pemph(ix)
pemph(ix)
pomphol
pomphol
pomphol
pem(at)
pem(at)
pem(at)
pemot
pemot
pemot
pemot
pene
pene
pene
pene
paen
paen
paen
cubit
elbow
ell
cubit
elbow
ell
sea
seducer
tempter
seducer
tempter
stork
dove
pigeon
ax
hatchet
ax
hatchet
helmet
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (plant)
clay
mud
sole (foot)
biscuit (etc)
cake
cookie
shield (protection)
transparent
basin
pelvis
basin
pelvis
bladder
blister
vesicle
bladder
blister
vesicle
pity (a)
spiteful
too bad
ambassador
delegate
messenger
representative (nn)
plait
twine (nn)
weave /ing
wreathe
almost
hardly
nearly
2
paen
pen(e)
pen(e)
pen(e)
pen(e)
penia
penia
penia
penichr
penichr
penichr
penit
penit
penit
penn(i)
penn(i)
penn(i)
penn(i)
pinn
pinn
pinn
pinn
pensil
pensil
pemp
penta
pentate• [GN] pentat
penth
penth•
penth
penth•
penth
penth•
penth
penth•
penth
penth•
penicill
pentsil•
penicill
pentsil•
pepl
pepl•
pepl
pepl•
pepl
pepl•
pepl
pepl•
1
pep(on)
pepn•
1
pep(on)
pepn•
1
pep(on)
pepn•
1
pep(on)
pepn•
1
pep(on)
pepn•
2
pep(on)
pepn•
2
pep(on)
pepn•
2
pep(on)
pepn•
pepir
pepr•
pepir
pepr•
pepasm
peps•
peps
peps•
peps
pept•
peps
pept•
pept
pept•
pept
pept•
1
per
per•
2
per
per•
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
penikr•
penikr•
penikr•
penikr•
penikr•
penikr•
1
penit•
1
penit•
2
penit•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
pensl•
pensl•
penta• [GN]
penta• [GN]
scarce(ly)
almost
hardly
nearly
scarce(ly)
deprive(d)
needy
poor(ly)
deprived
needy
poor(ly)
in(side)
internal
tail (end)
feather
pen (feather)
plumage
plume
feather
pen (feather)
plumage
plume
depend
hang (down)
five
five
one fifth
afflict(ion)
griev(ance)
sadness
sorrow(ful)
tragedy
broom
brush (nn)
dress (clothing)
gown
robe
veil
chubby
mellow
mild
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
cucumber
melon
pumpkin
mature /ity
ripe
cook(ed)
cook(ed)
digest(ion)
digest(ion)
digest
digestion
bag
cripple(d)
167
per•2
1
pera•
1
pera•
1
pera•
1
pera•
2
pera•
2
pera•
peras•
peras•
peras•
peras•
peras•
peras•
1
perdn•
1
perdn•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
2
peregr•
2
peregr•
2
peregr•
1
pergl•
2
pergl•
2
pergl•
2
pergl•
peri•
peri•
peristr•
peristr•
perits•
perits•
perits•
perkn•
1
pern•
1
pern•
2
pern•
pernitš•
pernitš•
pernitš•
perpr•
perpr•
persn•
persn•
perst•
perst•
perst•
168
per
pera
pera
periss
periss
per(a)
perul
peras
peras
peras
perat
perat
perat
perdon
perdon
perdon
perdon
pord(e)
pord(e)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregrin
peregrin
peregrin
pergul
pergul
pergul
pergul
peri
peri
perister
perister
perit
perit
perit
percn
pern
pern
peron
pernic(i)
pernic(i)
pernic(i)
perper
perper
person
person
percit
percit
percit
lame
excessive
too (much/many)
excessive
too (much/many)
pocket
pocket
border (rim)
extremity
limit (border)
border (rim)
extremity
limit (border)
bladder
bubble
fart
turd
fart
turd
loaf (lump)
loaf(ing)
migrate
migrate
pilgrimage
pilgrimage
wander
wander
alien
foreigner
stranger
balcony
office (enterprise)
shop
store (shop)
about
around
dove
pigeon
expert (specialist)
professional (nn)
specialist
black
ham
thigh
nail
damage (nn)
defect
destroy
frivolous
vain (frivolous)
face (nn)
mask
hesitate
totter(ing)
unsettle(d)
perst•
pertits•
pertits•
pertits•
1
perts•
1
perts•
1
perts•
1
perts•
2
perts•
2
perts•
2
perts•
2
perts•
1
pesk•
1
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
pesl•
1
pešt•
1
pešt•
1
pešt•
2
pešt•
2
pešt•
2
pešt•
peta• [GN]
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
2
petas•
petes•
petes•
petm•
petm•
petm•
petm•
1
petr•
1
petr•
2
petr•
2
petr•
2
petr•
petst•
pevl•
pevl•
pevl•
pevl•
percit
pertic
pertic
pertic
perth
perth
porth(e)
porth(e)
pertus
pertus
pertus
pertus
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pessul
pest
pest
pest
paest
paest
paest
peta
petas
petas
petas
petas
ptas
ptas
ptas
ptas
petas
petes
petes
petom
petom
petom
petom
petr(a)
petr(a)
petaur
petaur
petaur
petsatsah [Hb]
pel(in)
pel(in)
pel(in)
pel(in)
waver(ing)
pole (stake)
rod
spar
damag(ing)
destroy
damag(ing)
destroy
perforate(d)
pierce(d)
stab
transfix
badge
penny
bung
cork
gag
lump
plug (stopper)
stopper
stopple
wad
bolt (key)
accentuate
emphasis
expressive
rhyme
syllable
verse (syllable)
number value 1015
distribute
extend(ing)
layout
spread
distribute
extend(ing)
layout
spread
umbrella
drop(ped)
fall(en)
float
fly(ing)
glide
hover
rock (stone)
stone
balance(d)
lull (vb)
rock (balance)
bomb
marsh (moor)
marsh (moor)
silt
slime
pevl•
pevr•
pevr•
pew•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pfab•
pfab•
pfab•
pfab•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
pfak•
pfak•
pfakt•
pfal•
pfar•
pfar•
pfar•
pfax•
pfax•
pfax•
pfed•
pfed•
pfed•
pfeg•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
2
pfel•
pfen1
pfer•
1
pfer•
1
pfer•
1
pfer•
2
pfer•
2
pfer•
pel(in)
pero(m)
pero(m)
peo
pejor
pejor
pejor
pejor
pejus
pejus
pejus
pejus
phab
phab
phaps
phaps
pag
pag
pag
pag
pang
pang
pang
pang
pag
pag
pag
pag
pag
phac
phac
fact(it)
phall
phar
phar
phar
phag
phag
phag
pheid
pheid
pheid
phegg
phell
phell
phell
phell
phell
phenol
ferul
ferul
ferul
ferul
ferul
ferul
sludge
cripple(d)
disabled
penis
bad
foul (adj)
miswrong
bad
foul (adj)
miswrong
dove
pigeon
dove
pigeon
bind
fasten(ing)
fix(ed)
insert
bind
fasten(ing)
fix(ed)
insert
catch (nn)
gin (trap)
snare (trap)
springe (trap)
trap(ped)
freckle
lentil
create(d)
penis
cloth
dress (clothing)
linen
hang (up)
hook(ed)
suspend
administer
housekeeping
manage
light (shine)
bark (nn)
bast
cork
shell (cover)
sponge
chemical word stem
rod
switch (tool)
twig
wand
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
pfest•
pfest•
pfest•
pfim•
pfim•
pfim•
pfim•
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pflat•
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pfol•
pfol•
pfol•
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1
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pfor•
pfor•
pformpfos•
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pfres•
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pfuk•
pfuk•
pfuk•
pfuk•
pfuk•
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pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pika• [GN]
1
pikr•
2
pikr•
2
pikr•
2
pikr•
2
pikr•
pikt•
pikt•
1
pile•
festuc
festuc
festuc
phim
phim
phim
phim
flat(u)
flat(u)
phola
phola
pholet
pholet
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phor
phor
phor
phorm
phos
phos
fraen
fren
phren
fres
fres
fres
pheuc
pheuc
pheuc
phygas
phygas
phygas
pidac
pidac
pidac
pidax
pidax
pidax
pico
picr
picr
picr
picr
picr
pict
pict
pilat
branch (ramification)
stalk (twig)
stem (sprout)
bound (nn)
connect(ion)
junction
link (connection)
blow (air)
breathe
bore (through)
perforate(d)
bore (through)
perforate(d)
assassinate
bloodthirsty
execute (kill)
kill(ing)
murder
danger(ous)
hazard(ous)
menace
risk(y)
uncertain(ty)
rob (steal)
steal
thief
chemical word stem
brave (warrior)
hero(ism)
brake (nn)
brake (nn)
intestine
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
fountain
spring (well)
well (fountain)
fountain
spring (well)
well (fountain)
billionth --12
bitter
point(ed)
sharp
summit
tip
paint(ed)
painting
felt (fabric)
169
1
pile•
1
pile•
1
pile•
1
pile•
1
pile•
2
pile•
2
pile•
pilj•
pilj•
pilu•
pilu•
pilu•
pilu•
piml•
piml•
pimn•
pimpl•
pimpl•
pimpl•
pimpl•
1
pinak•
1
pinak•
1
pinak•
1
pinak•
2
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2
pinak•
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pindr•
pindr•
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pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pine•
pine•
pine•
pingv•
pingv•
pingv•
pingv•
pingv•
pini•
pini•
pinl•nl•
pinu•
pinu•
pinyt•
pinyt•
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pilat
pilemat
pilemat
pilot
pilot
pile(ol)
pile(ol)
pila
pila
pil(i)
pil(i)
pilos
pilos
pimel
pimel
pinn
pimpl
pimpl
pimpl
pimpl
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinaco
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinea
pinea
pinea
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pinn
pinn
pin(al)
pin(o)
pin(o)
pinyt
pinyt
pinyt
velvet
felt (fabric)
velvet
felt (fabric)
velvet
cap (hat)
hat
column
pillar
hair
wig
hair
wig
fat (grease)
grease
shell (sea)
full
satiate(d)
satisfy /ied
sufficient
board (plank)
plank
shelf
table (furniture)
image
painting
picture
chemical word stem
dirty
filth(y)
grimy
grubby
nasty
smutty
dirty
filth(y)
grimy
grubby
nasty
smutty
cone (fir)
fir-cone
strobilus
balm
balsam
cream
fat (grease)
grease
fin (fish)
flipper
hunger
drink(ing)
suck(ing)
careful(ly)
cautious
prudent(ly)
pinz•
pinz•
pinz•
pinz•
pipt•
pipt•
pirh•
pirh•
pirh•
pirj•
pirj•
pirj•
pirn•
pirn•
pirn•
pirn•
pirs•
pisk•
pistot•
pistot•
pistot•
pistot•
pistot•
pistr•
pistr•
pistr•
pišm•
pišm•
1
pit•
1
pit•
1
pit•
1
pit•
2
pit•
2
pit•
pitak•
pitak•
pitek•
pitek•
pitek•
pitek•
pitl•
pitl•
pitl•
pitma•
pitn•
pitn•
pitn•
pitrev•
1
pits•
1
pits•
2
pits•
2
pits•
pitus•
pitus•
pitus•
pity•
pins
pins
pins
pins
pipt
pipt
pir
pir
pir
pirh
pirh
pirh
pyren
pyren
pyren
pyren
pyrs
pisc(i)
pistot
pistot
pistot
pistot
pistot
pistr
pistr
pistr
opism(at)
opism(at)
piss
piss
pitt
pitt
piti
piti
pitak [S]
pitak [S]
pithec
pithec
pithon
pithon
pityl
pityl
pityl
pitamahah [S]
pith(ia)
pith(ia)
pith(ia)
pitrvyah [S]
pith(od)
pith(od)
pith(ia)
pith(ia)
pithus
pithus
pithus
pity
crush
pound(ing)
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
drop(ped)
fall(en)
go through
passage
through
balance(d)
medium
sufficient
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
kernel (nut)
nut (kernel)
torch
fish
belief
confide
confession
faith
trust(worthy)
manger
rack
trough
juice
sap (fluid)
pitch (tar)
tar
pitch (tar)
tar
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
basket (etc)
hamper
ape
monkey
ape
monkey
blunt
brusque
brutal
grandfather
humble
obedient /ence
submissive
uncle
barrel
vat
convince /ing
persuade /ing
jar (pot)
jug
pot
conifer
pityr•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
pjatš• [RN]
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjurplad •
plad •
plad •
plad •
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
2
pladz•
2
pladz•
2
pladz•
pladž•
1
plagj•
1
plagj•
1
plagj•
2
plagj•
2
plagj•
plaks•
plaks•
plaks•
plaks•
plaks•
plaks•
1
plam•
1
plam•
pityr
pi(on)
pi(on)
pi(on)
pial
pial
pial
piot
piot
piot
pjatj
piaz
pies(m)
pies(m)
pies(m)
pies(m)
piez
piez
piez
piez
pur
plaga
plaga
plaga
plaga
plad(ar)
plad(ar)
plad(ar)
plad(ar)
pladasm
pladasm
pladasm
pladasm
plan(ct)
plan(ct)
plan(ct)
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaga
plagi
plagi
plagi
plagi(a)
plagi(a)
placni
placni
placni
plax
plax
plax
palaest
palam
bran
fat(ty)
greasy
thick
fat(ty)
greasy
thick
fat(ty)
greasy
thick
five
compress(ed)
pinch(ing)
press (together)
trample
tread (on)
pinch(ing)
press (together)
trample
tread (on)
chemical word stem
domain
realm
region
territory
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
ramble /ing
rove
wander
ramble /ing
rove
wander
prolific
rampant
swarm(ing)
area
oblique
slanting
transverse
rob (steal)
steal
board
plank
plate (dish)
board
plank
plate (dish)
palm (hand)
palm (hand)
2
plam•
2
plam•
2
plam•
plang•
plang•
1
plani•
1
plani•
1
plani•
1
plani•
2
plani•
2
plani•
plast•
plast•
plast•
plast•
plast•
1
plaš•
1
plaš•
1
plaš•
1
plaš•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
plate•
plate•
plate•
platjplaty•
platy•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
1
pledž•
1
pledž•
1
pledž•
1
pledž•
2
pledž•
2
pledž•
2
pledž•
plegad•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
2
plegm•
2
plegm•
2
plegm•
palm
palm
palm
plangon
plangon
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plag
plag
plast
plast
plast
plaesi
plaesi
plesi
plesi
plass
plass
plast
plast
plate
plate
plate
platin
plat(y)
plat(y)
plebei
plebei
plebei
plebei
plebei
plebi
plebi
plebi
plebi
plebi
plag
plag
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegad
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegmon
phlegmon
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
pulsate
quaver
shake(n)
doll
puppet
even(ly)
flat
level
plane
roam(ing)
wander
form
mould (form)
form
mould (form)
structure
rectangle
square
rectangle
square
feign
pretend(ing)
feign
pretend(ing)
rudder
spatula
trowel
chemical element Pt
flat
large
people
population
rabble
riff-raff
society
people
population
rabble
riff-raff
society
bruise
wound(ed)
bruise
wound(ed)
immobile
motionless
paralyze(d)
sickle
infect(ion)
inflame
infect(ion)
inflame
fabric (tissue)
textile
texture
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2
plegm•
2
plegm•
plegn•
plegn•
plei•
plei•
plei•
plei•
plei•
plei•
plejst•
1
pleks•
1
pleks•
1
pleks•
1
pleks•
2
pleks•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
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plemr•
plemr•
plent•
plent•
plent•
pleon•
pleon•
pler•
pler•
pler•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
2
plesj•
2
plesj•
2
plesj•
plestr•
plestr•
plestr•
plestr•
plestr•
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phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
plegan
plegan
plei
plei
plei
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleist
plex
plex
plex
plex
plect
plec(tes)
plec(tes)
plec(tes)
plec(tes)
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plemyr
plemyr
plemyr
pollent
pollent
pollent
pleon
pleon
pler(om)
pler(om)
pler(om)
pel(at)
pela(t)
pela(t)
pela(t)
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
palaestr
palaestr
palaestr
palaestr
palaestr
pleth(or)
pleth(or)
pleth(or)
pleth(or)
pleth
tissue
weave (textile)
club (stick)
stick (club)
augment
enlarge
increase
augment
enlarge
increase
most
net(work)
net(work)
tissue
weave (textile)
basket (etc)
beat(ing)
blow (hit)
punish(ing)
strike
beat(ing)
blow (hit)
punish(ing)
strike
affluent/ce
flood-tide
flow(ing)
force (nn)
might (strength)
power (strength)
abdomen
belly
concrete(ness)
full
solid(ity)
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
next
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
next
member (part)
relation (kin)
relative (kin)
battle
fight(ing)
match (game)
struggle /ing
wrestle
excessive
overabundant
superfluous
too (much/many)
amount
plets•
plets•
plets•
plets•
plets•
1
plewr•
1
plewr•
2
plewr•
plews•
plews•
plews•
plews•
plews•
plews•
plidn•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
2
plim•
plit•
plit•
plit•
plit•
plit•
ploj•
ploj•
ploj•
plojn•
plojn•
plojn•
plojn•
plok•
plok•
plok•
plok•
plokm•
plokm•
plokm•
plos•
ploš•
ploš•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleur
pleur
pleur
pleus(t)
pleus(t)
pleus(t)
plous
plous
plous
pelid(n)
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimin
palita
palita
palita
palita
palita
ploe
ploi
ploi
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
ploc
ploc
ploc
ploc
ploc(am)
ploc(am)
ploc(am)
plous
plos
plos
plaut
plaut
plaut
plaut
pleo
pleo
pleo
pleo
plo
plo
plo
plo
collection
group (bunch)
mass (crowd)
quantity
set (group)
flank
side
rib
drift
float
swim
drift
float
swim
gray
adorn
beautify
deck (vb)
decorate
embellish
ornate
testicle(s)
rambler
rover
tramp
vagabond
wanderer
boat
ship (boat)
vessel (ship)
excessive
overabundant
superfluous
too (much/many)
launch
swing (oscillate)
throw hither-tither
toggle /ing
curl (hair)
hair(do)
wig
fold
beat(ing)
strike
float
navigate
sail(ing)
swim
float
navigate
sail(ing)
swim
float
navigate
sail(ing)
swim
plox•
plox•
plox•
pludplumbplut•
plut•
plut•
plut•
plut•
plut•
plute•
plute•
plute•
pnemon•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
2
pnewm•
2
pnewm•
2
pnewm•
2
pnewm•
pnigl•
pnigl•
pnigl•
pnigl•
pnits•
pnits•
pnust•
pod•
pod•
pod•
pod•
pod•
pod•
podits•
podits•
podits•
podits•
pogn•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
ploc(h)
ploc(h)
ploc(h)
plutoni
plumb
plout
plout
plout
plusi
plusi
plusi
plute
plute
plute
pneumon
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pno
pno
pno
pno
pno
pnes
pnes
pneus
pneus
pnig(al)
pnig(al)
pnigot
pnigot
penic
penic
pneust
ped
ped
pez/pes
pez/pes
pod(es)
pod(es)
podex
podex
podic
podic
pog(on)
poies
poies
poies
poies
poiet
poiet
poiet
poiet
neck-chain
necklace
necklet
chemical element Pu
chemical element Pb
abundant
affluent/ce
rich(ness)
abundant
affluent/ce
rich(ness)
roof
shelter (protection)
umbrella
lung
aroma
gas
respire /ation
smell (aroma)
wind (air)
aroma
gas
respire /ation
smell (aroma)
wind (air)
life
live(ly)
life
live(ly)
strangle
suffocate
strangle
suffocate
coif
wig
breathe
foot
leg
foot
leg
foot
leg
arse(hole)
behind (rump)
arse
rump
beard
bring about
do
make /ing
realize
bring about
do
make /ing
realize
2
poj•
2
poj•
1
pokl•
1
pokl•
1
pokl•
2
pokl•
2
pokl•
polak•
polak•
polak•
polak•
polem•
polem•
polem•
polem•
polem•
1
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
1
polit•
1
polit•
1
polit•
1
polit•
2
polit•
poljpolp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polt•
poly•
poly•
pomast•
pomast•
pomast•
pomat•
pomat•
pomj•
1
pomt•
1
pomt•
1
pomt•
1
pomt•
2
pomt•
2
pomt•
1
pondr•
1
pondr•
po(a)
po(a)
poecil
poecil
poecil
poecil
poecil
pollach
pollach
pollaci
pollaci
polem
polem
polem
polem
polem
poli
pol
pol
pol
pol
pol
polit
polit
polit
polit
polit
poloni
polph
polph
polph
polph
polph
polt
polt
polt
polt
polt
phole(t)
poly
poly
pomast
pomast
pomast
pomat
pomat
pom
pom(at)
pom(at)
pom(at)
pom(at)
pom
pot
ponder
ponder
fodder
grass
multi-colored
varie(gat)ed
various
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
often
repeat(ed)
often
repeat(ed)
battle
clash
fight(ing)
struggle /ing
war
gray
affair
business
commerce
trade (commerce)
transaction
administer
direct (manage)
manage
organize
citizen
chemical element Po
mess (mush)
mush
porridge
pudding
puree
mess (mush)
mush
porridge
pudding
puree
hole
many
plural
blanket
cover(age)
lid (cover)
glass (cup)
vase
fruit
clog
fill
plug (stopper)
stop up
drink(ing)
drink(ing)
weigh
weight
173
2
pondr•
2
pondr•
ponents•
ponr•
1
ponts•
2
ponts•
ponts•2
ponts•2
ponts•2
popn•
porfyr•
porg•
porg•
1
porj•
1
porj•
1
porj•
1
porj•
2
porj•
2
porj•
2
porj•
2
porj•
1
porm•
1
porm•
1
porm•
1
porm•
2
porm•
2
porm•
2
porm•
porn•
porn•
porn•
porp•
porp•
porp•
porp•
pors•
portak•
ports•
porx•
porx•
posts•
potam•
potam•
potan•
potan•
pote•
pote•
pote•
1
potn•
2
potn•
1
potr•
2
potr•
2
potr•
2
potr•
1
powr•
174
poner
poner
ponent
poneros
pont(i)
pon(ic)
pon(ic)
pon(ic)
pon(ic)
popan
porphyr
porrig
porrig
perio
perio
pore
pore
pora
pora
pori(z)
pori(z)
porem
porem
poret
poret
phorm
phorm
phorm
porn
porn
porn
porp(ac)
porp(ac)
porpem
porpem
poros
port(ac)
phorc
porrh
porrh
posth
potam
potam
potan
potet
pothe
pothe
pothe
potaen
pothin
poter(i)
potor
potor
potor
por
misery
want (in)
west(ern)
malignant
sea
fatiguing
strain(ed)
tiring
try(ing)
sacrifice
purple
moth
tinea
move(ment)
transport(ing)
move(ment)
transport(ing)
enter
penetrate(d)
enter
penetrate(d)
certain
sure
certain
sure
carpet
rug
tapestry
debauch
fornicate /ation
lewd(ness)
buckle
handle
buckle
handle(d)
ferry
calf
white
distant
far
foreskin
river
stream (river)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
desire
need(ed)
want (in)
fresh
armed
glass (cup)
booze
swig
tipple
journey(ing)
1
powr•
1
powr•
2
powr•
2
powr•
2
powr•
2
powr•
poxl•
prad•
pradan•
pradan•
pradan•
pradan•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
prajk•
prajk•
prajk•
prajk•
prakt1
pran•
1
pran•
1
pran•
2
pran•
2
pran•
2
pran•
1
pras•
1
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
prask•
prast•
prast•
prast•
prast•
prasts•
prasts•
prasts•
prasts•
prasts•
prasts•
prat•
prat•
prat•
prata•
prata•
pratitš•
pratitš•
por
por
por
por
por
por
epochle
paradah [S]
pradhanah [S]
pradhanah [S]
pradhanah [S]
pradhanah [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
praec
praec
proecox
proecox
practini
paran
paran
paran
peran
peran
peran
pras
pras
prase
prase
prase
prasi
prasi
prasi
piprasc
phrast
phrast
phrast
phrast
prass
prass
prass
pratt
pratt
pratt
prat
prat
prat
pratah [S]
pratah [S]
pratichi [S]
pratichi [S]
pass(ed)
travel(ling)
apartment
dwelling-place
home
residence
tedious
mercury
axiom
basis
fundament
principle
answer
challenge
contest(ing)
deny
dispute
refute
early
soon
early
soon
chemical element Pa
competition
rival (competing)
similar(ly)
conclude
finish
terminate
garlic
leek
bluish
greenish
purple
bluish
greenish
purple
sell(ing)
demonstrate
indication
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
accomplish
carry out
fulfill
accomplish
carry out
fulfill
green (village)
lawn
meadow
dawn(ing)
morning
occident(al)
sunrise
pratitš•
praw•
praw•
praw•
praw•
praw•
praw•
prawv•
prawv•
prawv•
prawv•
prawv•
prazpregn•
pregn•
prei•
prein•
prein•
prekl•
prekl•
prekl•
premn•
premn•
premn•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
prep•
prep•
prep•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prert•
prert•
prest•
prest•
prest•
prest•
pretš•
pretš•
pretš•
1
prezby•
1
prezby•
pratichi [S]
prao
prao
prau
prau
pray
pray
prav
prav
prav
prav
prav
prazeo
praegn(a)
praegn(a)
pro
pren
pren
praecell
praecell
praecell
premn
premn
premn
preon
preon
preon
preon
preon
proal
proal
proal
proal
proal
prep
prep
prep
prepod
prepod
prepod
prepod
prept
prept
prept
prept
phreart
phret
prest
prest
prest
prest
pretios
pretios
pretios
presby
presby
west(ern)
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
cripple(d)
disfigured
handicap(ped)
invalid
misshapen
chemical element Pr
fruitful
pregnant
instead
bow(ing)
incline(d)
excellent
perfect(ly)
very well
stalk
stem (sprout)
twig
degree
gradient
incline (slope)
slope /ing
steep
degree
gradient
incline (slope)
slope /ing
steep
evident
logic(al)
rational(ly)
dignified
respect(able)
respectful
venerable
dignified
respect(able)
respectful
venerable
well (fountain)
well (fountain)
excite(d)
incite
irritate
nervous
precious
value (worth)
worth (value)
elder
forefather
1
prezby•
2
prezby•
2
prezby•
2
prezby•
2
prezby•
prikl•
prikl•
prikl•
prikl•
priks•
priks•
prim+
prim+
prin•
prion•
prior•
prior•
prior•
prior•
prior•
prior•
pris•
pris•
1
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
2
prišt•
prodž•
prodž•
prodž•
prodits•
prodn•
prodn•
prodn•
prodod•
prodod•
prodod•
prodod•
proft•
progn•
progn•
progn•
progn•
proi•
proj•
proj•
presby
presby
presby
presby
presby
pericul
pericul
pericul
pericul
phrix
phrix
prim
prim
prin
pri(on)
pri(or)
pri(or)
prius
prius
pror
pror
periss
periss
prist(er)
prisc
prisc
prisc
pristin
pristin
pristin
pristh
pristh
pristin
pristin
pristn
pristn
pristh
prodi
prodi
prodi
prodic
protin
protin
protin
prodit
prodit
prodot
prodot
prophad
progana
progana
progana
progana
pro
pra(e)
proe
old (wo)man
eminent
esteemed
honor(able)
venerable
danger(ous)
hazard(ous)
peril(ous)
risk(y)
bristling
rough
first
one
oak(tree)
saw (tool)
favoured
privilege(d)
favoured
privilege(d)
favoured
privilege(d)
odd
uneven
saw (tool)
ancient
antique
primeval
ancient
antique
primeval
cetacean
whale
cetacean
whale
cetacean
whale
back(side)
disclose
make known
publish
judge(d)
demonstrate
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
betrayal
treachery
betrayal
treachery
excuse
amuse/ing
distract
divert
entertain(ing)
for
in front
in front
175
proj•
projt•
projt•
projt•
projt•
projts•
projts•
prok•
prokn•
1
proks•
1
proks•
1
proks•
1
proks•
2
proks•
2
proks•
prokt•
prokt•
prol•
prol•
prol•
prompromin•
promin•
promin•
promin•
promtš•
1
prone•
1
prone•
2
prone•
2
prone•
proppropjpropsk•
propsk•
propt•
prors•
prors•
prosn•
prosn•
prosn•
prosn•
1
prosop•
1
prosop•
2
prosop•
2
prosop•
prostr•
1
prost•
1
prost•
1
prost•
1
prost•
2
prost•
2
prost•
prostr•
prosx•
prosx•
proš•
176
prora
proec
proec
proec
proec
proict
proict
parokhee
prochny
proc
proc
prox
prox
procax
procax
proct
proct
prol
prol
prol
promethe
promin
promin
promin
promin
promec(h)
peron
peron
peron
peron
prop
propi
probosc(i)
probosc(i)
probat
prors
prors
prosen
prosen
prosen
prosen
prosop(is)
prosop(is)
prosopon
prosopon
prostrat
prosthos
prosthos
prosthos
prosthos
prora
prosth
prostrat
prosag
prosag
pros
in front
add
give
present (give)
treat (donate)
beggar
mendicant
deliver (provide)
kneel
deer
yearling
deer
yearling
demand
require(d)
anus
arse(hole)
offspring
posterity
progeny
chemical element Pm
eminent
project (vb)
protrude
stick out
oblong
needle
pin (stylus)
brooch
buckle
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
snout
trunk
cattle
direct(ly)
straight(en)
good-natured
goodwill
kind(ness)
will(ing)
face (nn)
mask
individual (nn)
person
recline /ing
add(ed)
adhere(nt)
attach
supplement(ary)
fore
front
lie (recline)
goodby
greet
at
proš•
proš•
proš•
proš•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prots•
prots•
prots•
protsel•
protsel•
protsel•
1
protšer•
1
protšer•
1
protšer•
2
protšer•
2
protšer•
provlprox•
prox•
prox•
prurg•
prurg•
prym•
prym•
pryt•
pryt•
pryt•
pryt•
pryt•
psajr•
psajr•
psajr•
psajr•
psak•
psak•
psal•
psal•
psalf•
psalf•
psalf•
psalf•
psalj•
psalj•
psalj•
psalt•
psalt•
psam•
psand•
psand•
pros
pros
pros
pros
prot(er)
prot(er)
prot(er)
prot(er)
proto
proto
proto
proto
protois
protois
protois
procell
procell
procell
procer
procer
procer
procer
procer
prolan
proch
proch
proch
prurig
prurit
prymn
prymn
prytan
prytan
prytan
prytan
prytan
psaer
psaer
psair
psair
psac(a)
psias
psal(id)
psal(id)
psau(s)
psau(s)
pselaph
pselaph
psall(i)
psall(i)
psall(i)
psalt(er)
psalt(er)
psamm(ath)
psand(a)
psand(a)
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next
first
origin(al)
primeval
pristine
first
origin(al)
primeval
pristine
chief(ly)
main(ly)
principal
gale
hurricane
storm(y)
slender
slim
tall
lord
noble(man)
chemical word stem
jug
pot
vase
itch
itch
hind (butt)
stern
boss (master)
director
head (in charge)
manager
master (boss)
shiver(ing)
tremble
shiver(ing)
tremble
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
scissors
shears
antenna
feeler
antenna
feeler
archway
dome
vault
harp
lyre
sand
bend
bow(ing)
psanš•
psanš•
psanš•
psant•
psar•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psedn•
1
psef•
1
psef•
1
psef•
2
psef•
2
psef•
2
psef•
psekr•
psekr•
1
psel•
1
psel•
2
psel•
2
psel•
2
psel•
2
psel•
pselaf•
psep•
psep•
psest•
psest•
psest•
psest•
psest•
psest•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psex•
psex•
psex•
psex•
psex•
psex•
psigm•
psigm•
1
psikr•
1
psikr•
2
psikr•
psaimyth
psaimyth
psaimyth
psanter [Hb]
psar
psadar
psadar
psadar
psadar
psathyr
psathyr
psathyr
psathyr
psedn
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph
psechr
psechr
pseli
pselli
psell
psell
psell
psell
pselaph
pseph(en)
pseph(en)
psecho
psecho
psecho
psest
psest
psest
pseud
pseud
pseud
pseud
pseust
pseust
pseust
pseust
pseg(m)
pseg(m)
pseg(m)
psich
psich
psich
psygm
psygm
psychr
psychr
psych(r)
arrogant
conceited
vain (useless)
piano
starling (a.o.)
breakable
brittle
fragile
weak(ness)
breakable
brittle
fragile
weak(ness)
bald
gravel
grit
slack
elect
select
vote
skinny
thin(ly)
ring (circle)
ring (circle)
burr
lisp
stammer
stutter
feeler
dark(ness)
obscure /ity
grate (rasp)
rasp
scrape
grate (rasp)
rasp
scrape
apparent
as if / though
as if / though
seeming
apparent
as if / though
as if / though
seeming
element
particle
piece
element
particle
piece
fan (ventilator)
ventilator
blow (air)
breathe
cold
2
psikr•
2
psikr•
psikt•
1
psil•
1
psil•
1
psil•
2
psil•
2
psil•
2
psil•
psim•
psitr•
psix•
psoas•
psoas•
psof•
psof•
psof•
psof•
psof•
psof•
psok•
psok•
psok•
psok•
psol•
psom•
psom•
psom•
pson•
pson•
psop•
psop•
psop•
psor•
psor•
psot•
psot•
psot•
psot•
psot•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
2
psydr•
2
psydr•
psyl•
psyl•
pšats•
pšats•
pšats•
ptarm•
ptarm•
psych(r)
psych(r)
psyct
psil
psil
psil
psil
psil
psil
ops(im)
psithyr
psych
pso(as)
pso(as)
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoch
psoch
psoct
psoct
psol
psom
psom
psom
opson
opson
psoph
psoph
psoph
psor(om)
psor(om)
psoth
psoth
psoth
psoth
psoth
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydrac
psydrac
psyll
psyll
psiath
psiath
psiath
armica
ptarmica
freeze
frost
refresh(ing)
bald
naked
nude
but
only
simple /ly
late
whisper
butterfly
loins
lumbar
bang
crack(ed)
din
hubbub
noise / noisy
uproar
ax
hatchet
ax
hatchet
soot
fragment(ation)
particle
piece
dish (food)
food
trifle
unimportant
vanity
eczema
scabies
garbage
refuse(d)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
crook
deceiver
fraud
impostor
rascal
rogue
scoundrel
pimple
pustule
louse
vermin
carpet
mat (carpet)
rug
sneeze
sneeze
177
ptasm•
ptasm•
ptasm•
ptasm•
1
ptel•
2
ptel•
2
ptel•
ptem•
pten•
pten•
pter•
1
pterg•
1
pterg•
2
pterg•
2
pterg•
2
pterg•
2
pterg•
pteriks•
ptern•
pters•
ptes•
ptes•
ptes•
ptes•
ptes•
ptes•
ptial•
ptial•
ptial•
ptial•
ptial•
ptial•
ptil•
ptil•
ptil•
ptis•
ptis•
ptis•
1
ptix•
1
ptix•
1
ptix•
1
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
ptok•
ptok•
ptoma•
ptoma•
ptoma•
178
ptaesm
ptaesm
ptaesm
ptaesm
ptela
patell
patell
pten
pten
pten
pter
pteryg
pteryg
pteryx
pteryx
pteryx
pteryx
pteryx
ptern
pter(is)
pet(aer)
pet(aer)
pet(aer)
ptes
ptes
ptes
pty(al)
pty(al)
pty(al)
ptyel
ptyel
ptyel
ptil
ptil
ptil
ptis(t)
ptis(t)
ptis(t)
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptyct
ptyct
ptyct
ptygm(at)
ptygm(at)
ptygm(at)
ptoa
ptoc(h)
ptom
ptom
ptom
error
fault(y)
misser
mistake
boar (wild)
basin
dish
fin (fish)
feather
plume
wing
fin (fish)
flipper
ensign (flag)
flag
pennant
streamer (pennant)
bird
heel (foot)
fern (etc.)
fly(ing)
hover
soar(ing)
fly(ing)
hover
soar(ing)
dribble (slobber)
saliva
slobber
dribble (slobber)
saliva
slobber
down (fluff)
fluff
plumage
crush
pound(ing)
smash(ed)
board (plate)
panel
plate (dish)
wainscot
fold
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
fold
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
fold
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
carcase
carrion
corpse
ptoma•
ptor•
ptor•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
pudž•
pudž•
puja•
pty•
puja•
puja•
puja•
pub•
puk•
puk•
puk•
pukad•
pukad•
pukad•
pukad•
pulj•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pult•
pult•
pult•
pult•
pulvin•
pulvin•
pulvin•
pulvin•
pumel•
pung•
pung•
pung•
punjak•
punjak•
punjak•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
ptom
pator
pator
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
pugio(n)
pugio(n)
phya
pty
phya
phya
phya
pubis
peuc
peuc
peuc
poc(ad)
poc(ad)
poc(ad)
poc(ad)
pull
pulchell
pulchell
pulchell
pulcher
pulcher
pulcher
pulchr
pulchr
pulchr
pult
pult
pult
pult
pulvill
pulvill
pulvin
pulvin
pumil
pung
pung
pung
pugn(ac)
pugn(ac)
pugn(ac)
purgan
purgan
purgan
purgan
purgat
purgat
purgat
prey (victim)
open (up)
unlike(ly)
deplorable
deprive(d)
lament(able)
needy
pitiable
poor(ly)
dagger
knife (etc.)
offspring
spit(ting)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
pubis
conifer
fir (etc)
pine(tree)
fleece (hide)
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
wool(en)
germ (nn)
beautiful
beauty
lovely
beautiful
beauty
lovely
beautiful
beauty
lovely
dough
mush
paste (plaster)
porridge
cushion
upholstery
cushion
upholstery
dwarf
point(ed)
prick(ing)
sharp
battling
fight(ing)
struggle /ing
atonement
expiation
penance
penitence
atonement
expiation
penance
purg•
purm•
purm•
purv•
purv•
pust•
pust•
pust•
pust•
pust•
pust•
putam•
putam•
putam•
putats•
putats•
putats•
puter•
putl•
putl•
putl•
putl•
pwel•
pwer•
pwer•
pwerp•
pwerp•
pwest•
py•
py•
py•
pyg•
pyg•
pyg•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
1
pyks•
1
pyks•
1
pyks•
1
pyks•
2
pyks•
pyl•
pyl•
pyl•
pyl•
pymt•
purgat
por(om)
por(om)
purva [S]
purva [S]
peustic
peustic
peustic
pysmat
pysmat
pysmat
puta(m)
puta(m)
puta(m)
puta(t)
puta(t)
puta(t)
putri [S]
putill
putill
putill
putill
puell
puer
puer
puerper
puerper
poster
py
py
py
pyg
pyg
pyg
pychn
pychn
pychn
pychn
pycin
pycin
pycin
pycin
pycn
pycn
pycn
pycn
pyx(i)
pyx(i)
pyx(i)
pyx(i)
pyx
pyl(ae)
pyl(ae)
pyl(ae)
pyl(ae)
pymat
penitence
callus
corn (callus)
east
orient
issue (problem)
problem
question
issue (problem)
problem
question
integument
peel(ed)
skin (plant)
muse
think(ing)
thought
daughter
boy
kid (boy)
lad
young(ster)
girl
baby
infant
generate
give birth
behind
matter (pus)
pus
suppurate
arse(hole)
behind (rump)
bottom (rump)
compact(ness)
dense
solid(ity)
tight
compact(ness)
dense
solid(ity)
tight
compact(ness)
dense
solid(ity)
tight
box
can (box)
case (box)
tin (box)
compass
door
entrance
entry
gangway
last (item)
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
2
pyr•
2
pyr•
2
pyr•
pyred•
pyred•
pyrg•
pyrj•
pyrj•
pyt•
pyt•
pytm•
pytm•
pytm•
LEMMAS
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
radl•
radl•
radl•
radn•
radn•
radn•
radn•
radn•
radn•
radol•
radž1
rafj•
1
rafj•
2
rafj•
2
rafj•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
pyro
pyro
pyro
pyro
pyrrho
pyrrho
pyrrho
pyrrho
pyr
pyr
pyr
pyret
pyret
pyrg
pyrrh
pyrrh
pyt
pyt
pythmen
pythmen
pythmen
ETYMONS
rhabd
rhabd
rhabd
rhadic
rhadic
rhadic
rhap
rhap
rhap
radul
radul
radul
radin
radin
radin
rhadin
rhadin
rhadin
radul
radium
rhaph(is)
rhaph(is)
rhaphe
rhaphe
regm
regm
regm
regm
fire
flame
heat (temperature)
incendiary
fire
flame
heat (temperature)
incendiary
cereal
grain
wheat (etc.)
fever
temperature (body)
tower
ginger
red
spit(tle)
vomit
basis
found(ation)
fundament
MEANINGS
rod
stick (club)
wand
rod
stick (club)
wand
rod
stick (club)
wand
scrape
scratch
scrub(bing)
flexible
pliable
pliant
flexible
pliable
pliant
plane (iron)
chemical element Ra
needle
pin (stylus)
seam
suture
cleave
divide
separate(d)
split(ting)
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1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
2
rag•
ragi•
ragi•
ragi•
ragi•
ragi•
rajb•
rakev•
rakm•
rakm•
raks•
raks•
raks•
raks•
rakt•
rakt•
ralb•
ralb•
ralb•
ralj•
ramek•
ramek•
ramek•
ramf•
raml•
1
ramn•
1
ramn•
1
ramn•
2
ramn•
2
ramn•
2
ramn•
2
ramn•
rangi•
rangi•
rangi•
ranos•
rans•
rapt•
rapt•
rapt•
rapt•
rari•
180
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhag
rhag
rhag
rhag
rhag
ragia
ragia
ragia
ragia
ragia
raeb
rakevet [Hb]
racem
racem
rachist
rachist
raco
raco
ract
ract
rabul
rabul
rabul
rall
ramex
ramex
ramex
rhamph
ramla [A]
oramn
ram(n)
ramal
rhamm(at)
rhamm(at)
rhamm(at)
rhamm(at)
rangi
rangi
rangi
ouranos
rhanis
rap(t)
rap(t)
rap(t)
rap(t)
orari
cleave
divide
separate(d)
split(ting)
cleave
divide
separate(d)
split(ting)
berry
erupt(ion)
gush out
spit(ting)
sprout(ing)
squirt
curve(d)
train (railway)
berry
grape
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
avalanche
waterfall
cry (scream)
scream
yell
shave
erupt(ion)
hernia
rupture
beak
sand
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
seam
sew
stitch
suture
antlers
branching
ramification
sky
drop (liquid)
capture(d)
catch (get)
overpower
steal
beach
rari•
rari•
rari•
rari•
rari•
ratj•
ratj•
ratm•
ratr•
rats•
ravd•
rawdrax•
rax•
rax•
rax•
rax•
rax•
raxi•
raxi•
rebj•
rebj•
rede•
rede•
rede•
rede•
rede•
redj•
redj•
redj•
reduv•
reduv•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
2
rej•
2
rej•
1
reks•
1
reks•
2
reks•
2
reks•
rektr•
rektr•
rektr•
orari
orari
rhio
rhio
rhio
rati(s)
rati(s)
rathym
ratrih [S]
rati(s)
rav(id)
radon
rach
rach
rach
rhach
rhach
rhach
rhach(i)
rhach(i)
rebbia [A]
rebbia [A]
rhed
rhed
rhed
rhed
rhed
radio
radio
radio
reduv
reduv
rhe
rhe
rhe
rho
rho
rho
rhy
rhy
rhy
rhe
rhe
erechth
rhex
orex
orex
rectr
rectr
rectr
cape (headland)
shore
beach
cape (headland)
shore
drift
float
lazy(ness)
night
raft
gray
chemical element Rn
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thorn-hedge
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thorn-hedge
backbone
spine
plant (herb)
vegetation
carriage
cart
chariot
coach (carriage)
trolley
disseminate
distribute
scatter
carcase
corpse
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream(ing)
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream(ing)
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream(ing)
juice
sap (fluid)
break(ing)
break(ing)
appetite
hunger
behavior
conduct(ing)
direct (manage)
rektr•
rektr•
reman•
reman•
reman•
remp•
remp•
remp•
remp•
remt•
remt•
remt•
reng•
reng•
renjrep•
rep•
rep•
rep•
rep•
rep•
1
rept•
1
rept•
1
rept•
1
rept•
2
rept•
rešt•
rešt•
rešt•
retsin•
retsin•
retsin•
retšt•
retšt•
retšt•
retšt•
retu•
rewm•
rewm•
rewm•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
ribax•
ridz•
rectr
rectr
reman
reman
reman
remb
remb
remb
remb
rempt
rempt
rempt
ring(ent)
ring(ent)
rheni
reo
reo
reo
rhop
rhop
rhop
repens
repens
repentin
repentin
rept
resti
resti
resti
retin
retin
retin
recut
recut
recut
recut
rtuh [S]
rheum
rheum
rheum
rech
rech
rech
rech
rug(at)
rug(at)
rug(at)
rug(at)
ribah [Hb]
rhiz
guide (vb)
lead(ing)
persist(ent)
remain
stay(ing)
migrate
ramble /ing
rover
wander
away
distant
far
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
chemical element Re
bow(ing)
incline(d)
tilt
bow (vb)
incline(d)
tilt
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
crawl(ing)
cord (rope)
line (rope)
rope (cord)
hold(ing)
keep
retain
flay(ing)
fleece(d)
skin(ned)
strip(ped)
season (time)
fluent
fluid(ity)
liquid(ity)
bumpy
rough
rugged
uneven
bumpy
rough
rugged
uneven
marmalade
root
ridz•
rik•
rik•
rik•
rik•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
2
rikn•
2
rikn•
riml•
riml•
riml•
riml•
riml•
riml•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
1
rin•
2
rin•
2
rin•
ripe•
ripe•
ripid•
1
rips•
1
rips•
1
rips•
1
rips•
1
rips•
2
rips•
2
rips•
2
rips•
2
rips•
ript•
ript•
ript•
ript•
ript•
ript•
riš•
riš•
rhiz
rig [S]
rig [S]
rig [S]
rig [S]
rhicn
rhicn
rhicn
ricn
ricn
ricn
rhicn
rhig
rim(ul)
rim(ul)
rim(ul)
rima
rima
rima
rhimph(al)
rhimph(al)
rhimph(al)
rhimph(al)
rhyph
rhyph
rhyph
rhyph
rhin
rhin
rhin
rip(ar)
rip(ar)
rhipi(d)
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhipt
rhipt
rhipt
rhisc
rhisc
stem (sprout)
canticle
chant
hymn
psalm
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
gather
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
gather
cold
cold
crack (split)
fissure
split(ting)
crack (split)
fissure
split(ting)
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
velocity
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
velocity
nose
leather
skin (animal)
bank (shore)
shore
fan (ventilator)
branch (ramification)
rod
stalk
stem (sprout)
wand
plait(ed)
twine(d)
weave /ing
wreathe
launch
pitch (throw)
throw
launch
pitch (throw)
throw
coffer
luggage
181
riš•
riš•
1
ritr•
2
ritr•
ritsm•
ritsm•
ritsm•
ritsn•
rixn•
rjak•
rjak•
rjak•
rjem• [LN]
rjem• [LN]
1
rjod•
1
rjod•
2
rjod•
2
rjod•
2
rjod•
robix•
robix•
robix•
robix•
rodanrodjrodnam•
rogm•
rogm•
rogm•
rogm•
1
rojk•
2
rojk•
2
rojk•
2
rojk•
rojz•
romb•
romb•
1
romf•
2
romf•
roml•
roml•
roml•
rontš•
rontš•
1
ropf•
1
ropf•
2
ropf•
2
ropf•
ropl•
ropl•
182
rhisc
rhisc
rheithr
rhithr
rhytism
rhytism
rhytism
ric(in)
rihan [A]
rhac
rhac
rhac
rem
rem
rhod
rhod
rhoth
rhoth
rhoth
robig
robig
rubi
rubi
rhodani
rhodi
rodanam [S]
rhog(m)
rhog(m)
rhog(m)
rhog(m)
rhoec
rhoec
rhoec
rhoec
hoez
rhomb
rhomb
rhomph
rhomph
rhom(al)
rhom(al)
rhom(al)
roncin
roncin
oroph
oroph
rhoph
rhoph
rhopal
rhopal
suitcase
trunk
run (speed)
river
mend (patch)
patch(ed)
repair
sail
bet
rag
scrap
shred
nothing
zero
pink (color)
rose (color)
lap (plash)
plash
splash
corrosion
rust(ed)
corrosion
rust(ed)
chemical word stem
chemical element Rh
weep(ing)
rent (slit)
slit (tear)
split (rent)
tear (split)
hook (nn)
feeble(ness)
soft(ness)
weak(ness)
whistle
diamond (shape)
lozenge
sand
javelin
mighty
powerful
strong
plane (vb)
smoothen
cane
reed
engulf
swallow
bludgeon
club (stick)
ropl•
1
ropr•
1
ropr•
2
ropr•
2
ropr•
2
ropr•
2
ropr•
1
rops•
1
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
ropt•
ropt•
roptr•
roptr•
roptr•
roti•
rotn•
rotš•
rotš•
rotš•
roxm•
roxm•
roxm•
roxm•
ruber•
ruber•
rubn•
rubv1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
2
rudz•
2
rudz•
rugj•
rugj•
ruks•
ruks•
rumn•
runk•
runk•
runk•
runk•
rhopal
robor
robur
robur
robur
robust
robust
rhop(i)
rhops
rhop(i)
rhop(i)
rhop(i)
rhops
rhops
rhops
rhopt
rhopt
rhoptr
rhoptr
rhoptr
rot(al)
rhothon
roth
roth
roth
rhochm
rhochm
rhochm
rhochm
rub(er)
rubell
roubban [A]
rubidi
rudens
rudens
rudens
rudent
rudent
rudent
rud
rud
rugi
rugi
rhous
rhucac
rum
runca
runca
runc(in)
runc(in)
mace
oak(tree)
oak(tree)
robust
sturdy
robust
sturdy
bush
bush
item
object
thing
item
object
thing
absorb
sip
stick (club)
twig
wand
wheel
nose
hubbub
tumult
uproar
abyss
chasm
cleft
gap
red
red
pilot
chemical element Rb
cordage
rigging
ropes (cablework)
cordage
rigging
ropes (cablework)
spatula
trowel
rasp
scrape
torrent
torrent
nipple (breast)
hoe
weed
hoe
weed
rup•
rupj•
rupj•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rutrutab•
1
rutl•
2
rutl•
2
rutl•
2
rutl•
rutr•
ruts•
ruts•
rybrybrygm•
rygm•
rygm•
rygm•
ryks•
ryks•
rym•
rym•
rym•
rymp•
rymp•
rynx•
rynx•
rypt•
rypt•
ryš•
ryš•
ryt•
ryt•
ryt•
ryt•
ryt•
ryt•
ryts•
ryz•
ryz•
ryz•
ryz•
rup(ex)
rupi(a)
rupi(a)
rur
rur
rur
rur
rust
rust
rust
rust
rutheni
rutabul
rutil
rutela
rutela
rutela
rutr
rudit
rudit
rhyb
rub
rhygm(at)
rhygm(at)
rictu
rictu
oryx
oryx
rhym
rhym
rhym
rhymb
rhymb
rhynch
rhynch
rhypt
rhypt
rhysi
rhysi
rhys(od)
rhys(od)
rhytid
rhytid
rhyz
rhyz
rhyto
rhyz
rhyz
ryz
ryz
rock (stone)
dirt (rubbish)
rubbish
country(side)
domain
field(s)
territory
country(side)
domain
field(s)
territory
chemical element Ru
spoon
red
grub (larva)
larva
worm
spade
bawl
bray
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
fissure
split(ting)
fissure
split(ting)
mattock
pick-ax
drag
tow
trail(ing)
top (spinning)
tumble
nose
snout
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
free(d)
unleash
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
funnel
bark(ing)
growl
bark(ing)
growl
LEMMAS
sabal•
sabg•
sadv•
sadv•
sadv•
sadv•
sadv•
safn•
safn•
safn•
sagin•
sagin•
sagit•
sagm•
sagn•
sagr•
sajam•
sajam•
sajam•
sajam•
sajam•
sajr•
sakr•
sakr•
sakr•
sakt•
sakt•
sakt•
sakt•
sakts•
sakts•
sakts•
sakts•
sakts•
saktš•
saktš•
salak•
salak•
salak•
salak•
salebr•
salebr•
salep•
1
salmak•
2
salmak•
2
salmak•
2
salmak•
salpj•
salpj•
salpj•
salts•
salts•
saly•
saly•
ETYMONS
sabal [Hb]
sabha [A]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
saph(en)
saph(en)
saph(en)
sagin
sagin
sagitt
sagm(at)
sagen
sagar
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sair
sacr
seacr
sacr
sact
sact
sact
sact
sacc
sacc
sacc
sacc
sacc
sax(at)
sax(at)
salax
salax
salax
salax
salebr
salebr
salep [A]
salmac
salmac
salmac
salmac
salpi(nx)
salpi(nx)
salpi(nx)
saltu
saltu
salj [S]
salj [S]
MEANINGS
porter
shallow
bent (inclination)
inclination
lean(ing)
propensity
tendency
evident
logic(al)
rational(ly)
fatten
feed
arrow
saddle
net(work)
ax (battle)
evening
eventide
sundown
sunset
twilight
clean(ing)
holy
sacred
saint
complete(ly)
filled
full
total(ly)
bag
pocket
pouch
sack (bag)
satchel
rock (stone)
stone
filter
screen (sifting)
sieve(d)
strainer
collision, collide
impact
starch
fountain
coitus
intercourse (sex)
mate /ing
horn (trumpet)
trombone
trumpet (etc.)
forest
woods
hedgehog
porcupine
183
samn•
samn•
samtš•
samxsandj•
sandj•
sandj•
sandj•
sandr•
sandyk•
sanj•
sanj•
sanst•
sanst•
sanst•
sanst•
sanz•
sanz•
sanz•
sanz•
sapj•
sapj•
sapj•
sapn•
sapr•
sapr•
sapr•
sapr•
sapt•
sapt•
sapt•
sargn•
sari•
sarkn•
sarkn•
sarp•
sarp•
sarp•
sarp•
sars•
1
sartr•
1
sartr•
1
sartr•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
sarts•
sarts•
sarts•
sartš•
sartš•
sarx•
sarx•
sarx•
sarx•
184
samnio
samnio
samchut [Hb]
samari
sandhi [S]
sandhi [S]
sandhi [S]
sandhi [S]
sandarah [A]
sandyx
sani
sani
santhushta [S]
santhushta [S]
santhushta [S]
santhushta [S]
sanid
sanid
sanis
sanis
sapiens
sapiens
sapiens
sapin
sapr
sapr
sathr
sathr
sapid
sapid
sapid
sargan
sari
sarcin
sarcin
sarp
sarp
sarp
sarp
saris(s)
sartor
sartor
sartor
saron
saron
sarot(r)
sarot(r)
sarc
sarc
sarc
sarcim
sarcim
sarc(in)
sarc(in)
sarqu
sarqu
clown
harlequin
authority
chemical element Sm
bind
connect(ion)
junction
link (connection)
attic
red
matter (pus)
pus
contest(ing)
debate
discuss
talk
board (plank)
plank
board (plank)
plank
clever
intelligent
wise
fir (etc.)
putrefy
rot(ting)
putrefy
rot(ting)
flavour
season(ed)
taste (sense)
basket (etc)
cube
package
parcel (package)
clip
cut short
prune(d)
shear
lance
needlewoman
seamstress
tailor
broom
sweep
broom
sweep
mend (patch)
patch(ed)
repair
sew
stitch
flesh
meat
flesh
meat
satf•
satf•
satl•
satl•
satl•
satl•
sats•
savl•
savl•
savl•
savl•
sawmj•
sativ
sativ
satell
satell
satell
satell
sac(es)
saul
saul
saul
saul
saxar•
seb•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sedat•
sedat•
sedim•
sedim•
sedim•
sedl•
sedl•
seged•
sejr•
sejr•
sejr•
1
sekl•
2
sekl•
sekod•
sekod•
sekod•
sekond• [LN]
sekut•
sekut•
selax•
seldselg•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selin•
selin•
1
selm•
2
selm•
semi• [LN]
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
sacchar
sebum
sebas(t)
sebas(t)
sebas(t)
sebasm
sebasm
sebasm
sed(a)
sed(a)
sedim(en)
sedim(en)
sedim(en)
sedul
sedul
seget
seir
seir
seir
secul
secul(ar)
secod
secod
secod
secund(a)
secut
secut
selac(h)
selen
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
selin
selin
selm
selm
semi
semei
semei
semei
semei
Saumyavasarah
[S]
breed
cultivate(d)
guard(ian)
keeper
sentinel
watcher
shield (protection)
shake(n)
totter(ing)
unsettle(d)
waver(ing)
Wednesday
sugar
tallow
glory
honor(able)
praise
glory
honor(able)
praise
peace(ful)
quiet(ly)
deposit
precipitate
sediment
careful(ly)
tender(ly)
harvest(ing)
cord
line (rope)
rope (cord)
century
world(ly)
chapel
church
temple
second(ary)
according to
along(side)
shark (etc.)
chemical element Se
brighten
burnish
glaze
gloss
polish(ing)
rub up
celery
parsley
bench
bridge
half
flag
mark (sign)
sign
signal
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semn•
semn•
semn•
semn•
semn•
semn•
sempr•
sempr•
sempr•
1
semt•
2
semt•
2
semt•
sensm•
sensm•
sepj•
sepj•
sept• [LN]
serank•
serank•
serank•
serf•
serf•
serh•
seris•
seris•
serits•
serpix•
sers•
sers•
1
sert•
2
sert•
sertl•
sertl•
sertl•
seskw• [LN]
sestr•
sestr•
sestr•
sestr•
seš•
setj•
setj•
setj•
setj•
1
sfag•
1
sfag•
2
sfag•
2
sfag•
semei
semei
semi(at)
semi(at)
semi(at)
semi(at)
semi(at)
semi(at)
semn
semn
semn
semn
semn
semn
semper
semper
semper
semit
semot
semot
sensim
sensim
sepi(a)
sepi(a)
septem
seranx
seranx
seranx
serph
serph
serr(a)
seris
seris
ser(ic)
serpig
seors
seors
sert
serotin
sert(ul)
sert(ul)
sert(ul)
sesqui
sest(r)
sest(r)
setn
setn
ses
seo
seo
seth
seth
sphagi
sphagi
sphagi
sphagi
symbol
symptom
flag
mark (sign)
sign
signal
symbol
symptom
impose
impress
pomp
resplendent
solemn
strike (impose)
always
constant(ly)
ever (always)
path
isolate(d)
separate(d)
gradually
little by little
foam
lather
seven
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
grotto
fly (nn)
insect
saw (tool)
lettuce
salad
silk
crawl(ing)
apart from
separate(ly)
ribbon
late
crown (flowers)
garland
wreath
one-and-a-half
filter
sieve(d)
filter
sieve(d)
worm
moth
tinea
moth
tinea
consecrate
dedicate
offer(ing)
sacrifice
2
sfag•
sfak•
sfak•
sfakl•
sfakl•
sfakl•
sfakl•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfarg•
sfarg•
sfarg•
sfarg•
sfel•
sfen•
sfen•
sfen•
sfen•
sfigm•
sfigm•
sfigm•
sfigm•
sfint•
sfint•
sfint•
sfint•
sfint•
sfint•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
1
sfyr•
2
sfyr•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibn•
sibn•
sibn•
sphagi
sphag
sphax
sphac(el)
sphac(el)
sphac(el)
sphac(el)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sphaler
sphaler
sphaler
sphaler
sphaler
spharag
spharag
spharg
spharg
sphela
sphaen
sphaen
sphen
sphen
sphigm
sphigm
sphigm
sphigm
sphigg
sphigg
sphigg
sphinct
sphinct
sphinct
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
sphyr
sphyr
sibin
sibin
sibin
sibyn
sibyn
sibyn
sigyn
sigyn
sigyn
syben
syben
syben
victim
throat
throat
degenerate
gangrene
putrefy
rot(ting)
deceive(d)
error
misser
mistake
wrong
deceive(d)
error
misser
mistake
wrong
blow up
explode
blow up
explode
bench
chock
wedge
chock
wedge
beat(ing)
pulsate
strike
throb
compress(ed)
contract(ed)
press (together)
compress(ed)
contract(ed)
press (together)
active
alert
ardent
diligent
fervour
zealous
hammer
ankle
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
holder
recipient
socket
185
1
sider•
2
sider•
sifl•
sifl•
sifn•
sifr•
sifr•
sifr•
sifr•
sig•
sig•
sig•
sig•
sigri•
sikr•
sikr•
sikst• [LN]
siky•
siky•
silsilak•
silog•
silog•
silog•
silog•
silog•
silv•
silv•
silv•
silv•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simba•
simbl•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
sinap•
sinap•
sinap•
sinap•
sinax•
sinax•
sinax•
sinax•
sind•
sindon•
sindon•
sindon•
186
sider
sider
sipal
siphl
siphn
sifir [A]
sifir [A]
sifir [A]
sifir [A]
sig(a)
sig(a)
sig(a)
sig(a)
sigriyah [Hb]
sicari
sicari
sex(t)
sicy
sicy
silici
sil(ac)
syllog
syllog
syllog
syllog
syllog
silv
silv
sylv
sylv
sema(nt)
sema(nt)
sema(nt)
semas
semas
semas
simhah [S]
simbl
symphor
symphor
symphor
symphor
symphor
symphor
senev
senev
sinapi
sinapi
sina
sina
sina
sina
sindhu [S]
syndon
syndon
syndon
iron
star
hunger
hunger
mole (animal)
empty/ ness
nought
vacant /cy
void
calm
quiet(ly)
silent
tranquil(ity)
cigarette
assassinate
murder
six
cucumber
gherkin
chemical element Si
ochre (etc.)
accord
agreement
arrange(ment)
coherent
order (arrangement)
forest
woods
forest
woods
mean(ing)
sense
significance
mean(ing)
sense
significance
lion
beehive
assembly
association
collection
group (bunch)
set (group)
society
mustard
spice
mustard
spice
batter(ed)
damage (nn)
harm
ill-treat
river
cloth
sheet (cloth)
shroud
sinek•
sinek•
sinek•
sinex•
sinex•
sinja•
sint•
sint•
sint•
sintsip•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirj•
sirm•
sirm•
sirm•
sirsir•
sirt•
sirt•
sirt•
sirt•
sisam•
sism•
sisyr•
sišu•
sišu•
sišu•
sišu•
sitj•
sitj•
sitš•
sitš•
sitšn•
sixn•
sixn•
sixn•
sixn•
sjal•
sjal•
sjal•
sjemj• [RN]
skabr•
skabr•
1
skaf•
1
skaf•
1
skaf•
2
skaf•
2
skaf•
skalm•
1
skaln•
1
skaln•
synech
synech
synech
synech
synech
siani [A]
sinto
sinto
sinto
sincip
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
siri
syrm(at)
syrm(at)
syrm(at)
sirsir [A]
syrt
syrt
syrt
syrt
sisam [S]
seism
seism
sisyr
sishu [S]
sishu [S]
sishu [S]
sishu [S]
siti(o)
siti(o)
sic
sic
siti(en)
sychn
sychn
synech
synech
sial
sial
sial
sjemj
scab(er)
scabi(os)
scaph
scaph
scaph
scaph
scaph
scalm
scalen
scalen
easy/ iness
gentle
light (easy)
faithful
fidelity
artificial
brigand
predator
robber
forehead
dregs
garbage
junk
lees
rubble
sludge
cube
dress (clothing)
gown
robe
cockroach
bay
bight
creek
golf (bay)
lead (metal)
shake
tremble
fur (coat)
child
descendant
offspring
young(ster)
fodder
food
cupping-glass
sucker
thirst
continually
often
continually
often
saliva
spit(tle)
sputum
seven
rasp(ing)
rasp(ing)
barque (etc.)
boat
ship (boat)
manger
trough
knife (etc.)
oblique
slanting
2
skaln•
2
skaln•
skamn•
skamn•
skamt•
skamt•
skamt•
skandjskandl•
skandl•
skans•
skans•
skapl•
skapn•
skapt•
skapt•
skapt•
skapt•
skard•
skat•
skat•
skat•
skatr•
skatr•
skav•
skav•
skel•
skel•
skendl•
skendl•
skendl•
skep•
skep•
skert•
skert•
skert•
skert•
skert•
skert•
skidm•
skidm•
skil•
skil•
skil•
skilm•
skilm•
skilm•
skilm•
skimn•
skimn•
skimn•
skipn•
skipn•
skipn•
skir•
skir•
scalen
scalen
scamn
scamn
scammat
scammat
scammat
scandi
scandul
scindul
sacand
scans
scapul
scapan
scaph(is)
scaph(is)
scapt(er)
scapt(er)
scardamy
scat
scat
scat
scatur(ig)
scatur(ig)
scaev(it)
scaevol
scel(id)
scelis
schendyl
schendyl
schendyl
scepe
scepe
scaer
scaer
scart(hm)
scart(hm)
scirtes
scirtes
scydmaen
scydmaen
scyl
scyl
scyl
scylm
scylm
scylm
scylm
scymn
scymn
scymn
scipon
scipon
scipon
scir(rh)
scir(rh)
lame
limp
level (step)
step (ladder)
ditch
hole
pit (hole)
chemical element Sc
tile (roofing)
tile (roofing)
climb
climb
shoulder
plough (nn)
dig
plough(ing)
dig
plough(ing)
eyelid
droppings
dung
faeces
fountain
well (fountain)
left (side)
left (side)
leg
leg
pincers
pliers
tongs
cover(age)
envelope
jump
leap
jump
leap
jump
leap
irritate
set on edge
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
ardent
impetuous
impulse
lust
child
offspring
young(ster)
baton
cudgel
stick (club)
bulb
tumor
skirj•
skirj•
skirj•
skiš•
skiš•
skiš•
skitm•
skitm•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
sklak•
sklak•
sklefr•
sklefr•
sklefr•
skler•
skler•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
sklif•
sklitr•
sklitr•
sklitr•
sklop•
skob•
skob•
skob•
skob•
skolipt•
squirrh
squirrh
squirrh
scisc
scisc
scisc
I: scitamenta
I: scitamenta
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sciasm
sciasm
sciasm
sciasm
sciasm
scylax
scylax
sclephr
sclephr
sclephr
scler(o)
scler(o)
scel(est)
scel(est)
scel(est)
scel(est)
sceler
sceler
sceler
sceler
scelipher
scolythr
scolythr
scolythr
scalop
scob(in)
scob(in)
scob(in)
scob(in)
scolypt
hard
solid(ity)
tough
analyze
examine
explore
delicacy
relish
bleak
dark
dismal
gloomy/ ness
shadow(y)
somber
bleak
dark
dismal
gloomy
shadow(y)
somber
awning
penthouse
screen (sifting)
tent
umbrella
awning
penthouse
screen (sifting)
tent
umbrella
dog(gy)
pup
meager
skinny
thin(ly)
hard
tough
crime
delict
misstep
slip (error)
crime
delict
misstep
slip (error)
wet(ness)
bench
seat(ed)
stool
mole (animal)
grate (rasp)
rasp
scratch
scrub(bing)
chop(ped)
187
skolipt•
1
skolj•
1
skolj•
1
skolj•
1
skolj•
2
skolj•
skolk•
skolp•
skolp•
skolp•
skomt•
1
skop•
1
skop•
1
skop•
1
skop•
1
skop•
2
skop•
skopa•
skopa•
skopa•
skopl•
skopl•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skord•
skord•
skord•
skord•
skors•
skors•
skors•
skors•
skors•
skors•
1
skort•
1
skort•
2
skort•
2
skort•
2
skort•
1
skot•
1
skot•
2
skot•
skrin•
skrin•
skrin•
skrin•
skrin•
skrob•
188
scolypt
scoli
scoli
scoli
scoli
scoli
scolex
scolop
scolop
scolop
skommat
scop
scop
scop
scop
scop
scop
scopae
scopae
scopae
scopel
scopel
scomn
scomn
scomn
scomn
scomn
scopt
scopt
scopt
scopt
scopt
scord
scord
scorod
scorod
socors
socors
socors
socors
socors
socors
scort
scut
scort
scort
scort
scot(i)
scot(i)
scot
scrini
scrini
scrini
scrini
scrini
scrob(i)
hew
explanation
note
observe /ation
remark(able)
twist
worm
post (prop)
prop
support (base)
joke
consider
deem
examine
look at
observe /ation
broom
little (small)
small
tiny
crest
reef
deride
jeer
laugh at
mock
ridicule(d)
deride
jeer
laugh at
mock
ridicule
garlic
onion
garlic
onion
dull (stupid)
foolish
insipid(ity)
moron
silly
stupid(ity)
leather
leather
concubine
prostitute
whore
dark(ness)
night
blind(ness)
cabinet
capsule
case (box)
jewel-box
shrine
dig
skrof•
skrof•
skrup•
skrup•
skrup•
skrup•
skund•
skund•
skurj•
skurj•
skurj•
skutl•
skutl•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
2
skwal•
skwar•
skybl•
skybl•
skybl•
skyf•
skyf•
skyf•
skyr•
skyr•
skyr•
skyr•
skyt•
skyt•
skyt•
skyt•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
slak•
slak•
slam•
scrof
scrof
scrupe
scrupe
scrupe
scrupe
secund(a)
secund(a)
scurr
scurr
scurr
scutul
scutul
scuthr
scuthr
scuthr
scuthr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
squal
squal
squal
squal
squal
squal
squalus
squarr
scybal
scybal
scybal
scyph
scyph
scyph
scyr
scyr
scyr
scyr
scutic
scutic
scyt(h)
scyt(h)
scydm
scydm
scydm
scydm
scydm
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
salacit
salacit
salaam [A]
female (animal)
sow (pig)
bumpy
rocky
rugged
stony
follow(ing)
less
clown
comedian
harlequin
diamond (shape)
lozenge
mourn(ful)
pity /ful
sad(ness)
sorrow(ful)
mourn(ful)
pity /ful
sad(ness)
sorrow(ful)
crude
dirty
filth(y)
grimy
rough
smutty
shark
crust
excrement
garbage
junk
cup (trophy)
goblet
vase
gravel
rocky
rubble
stony
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
angry
furious
indignation
mad(ness)
raving
angry
furious
indignation
mad(ness)
raving
sensual
voluptuous
greet
slam•
slar•
slek•
slek•
slek•
slut•
slut•
smed•
smed•
smed•
smed•
smekt•
smekt•
smen•
smerd•
smerd•
smerd•
smidl•
smidl•
smil•
smint•
smint•
sminy•
smodz•
smodz•
smodz•
smodz•
snar•
snek•
snek•
snestr•
sob•
sodl•
sodl•
sodl•
sodl•
1
sofr•
1
sofr•
1
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
sokts•
1
solj•
2
solj•
2
solj•
solm•
sols•
sols•
solt•
solt•
solt•
solts•
salaam [A]
salar
syllex
syllex
syllex
salu(t)
salu(t)
smet
smet
smet
smet
smect
smeg(m)
smen
smerd(al)
smerd(al)
smerd(al)
semidal
semidal
smil
sminth
sminth
sminy
smodic
smodic
smoding
smoding
sen(ar)
senec
senec
senestr
sob
sodal
sodal
sodal
sodal
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
socc
sol(i)
solea
solea
solium
solos
solos
solit
solit
solit
solaci
salute
salmon (etc.)
assemble(d)
collect
gather
health
welfare
balm
balsam
cream
unguent
soap
soap
swarm(ing)
terrible
terrify(ing)
terror(ize)
flour
powder
knife (etc.)
mouse
rat
plough (nn)
bruise
contusion
bruise
contusion
six
age(d)
grow old
left (side)
tail (end)
colleague
companion(ship)
fellow (mate)
mate (companion)
chaste /ity
prudence
prudish
disciplined
intelligent
rational(ly)
reasonable
sensible
wise
shoe
sun
sandal
sole (shoe)
throne
disk
saucer
custom(ary)
fashion(able)
habit(s)
allay
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
som•
som•
som•
som•
somf•
somn•
somn•
somn•
somn•
sork•
sork•
sork•
sork•
sork•
soror•
sotnj• [RN]
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
1
spadn•
2
spadn•
2
spadn•
spadž•
spadž•
spag•
spag•
spak•
spak•
spakt•
spakt•
spakt•
spalt•
spalt•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
som(at)
som(at)
som(at)
som(at)
somph
somn(i)
somn(i)
somn(i)
somn(i)
sorac
sorac
sorac
sorac
sorac
soror
sotnj
saot
saot
saot
saot
sosi
sosi
sosi
sosi
soter
soter
soter
soter
spadon
spadon
spadon
spatiat
spatiat
spag
spag
sabac
sabac
sphact
sphact
sphact
spatil
spatil
sparass
sparass
sparass
sparaz
sparaz
sparaz
alleviate
assuage
ease
lighten (soften)
mitigate
palliate
relieve(d)
soothe
body
corpus
corpuscle
frame
sponge
doze
dream
reverie
sleep
baggage
coffer
luggage
suitcase
trunk
sister
hundred
free(d)
liberate /tion
save
secure(d)
free(d)
liberate /tion
save
secure(d)
free(d)
liberate /tion
save
secure(d)
tear off
castrate(d)
geld
promenade
stroll
separate(d)
split(ting)
broken
fractured
assassin
killer
murderer
excrement
faeces
lacerate
mangle
tear apart
lacerate
mangle
tear apart
189
1
sparg•
sparg•1
sparg•1
sparg•1
sparg•1
sparg•1
sparg•1
2
sparg•
spargan•
spargan•
spargan•
spargan•
spars•
spars•
spast•
spast•
spast•
spedn•
spedn•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
sperg•
sperg•
sperm•
spertš•
spertš•
spertš•
spertš•
spertš•
spertš•
spetr•
spetr•
spetr•
spetš•
spetš•
spetš•
spetš•
spidz•
spild•
spindz•
spindz•
spindz•
spindz•
spintr•
spintr•
spintr•
spintr•
spird•
spird•
spird•
190
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
spargan
spargan
spargan
spargan
spars
spars
spast
spast
spast
sphedan
sphedan
specu
specu
spelae
spelae
spelunc
spelunc
splae
splae
asperg
asperg
sperm(at)
sperch
sperch
sperch
speus
speus
speus
spectr
spectr
spectr
specios
specios
specios
specios
spiz
spilad
spin(a)
spin(a)
spini
spini
sphinther
sphinther
spinther
spinther
spyred
spyred
spyred
diffuse
disperse
disseminate
distribute
propagate
scatter(ed)
spread
swell(ing)
bandage
ribbon
swathe
wrapper
pour
shake out
attract(ion)
draw (pull)
pull
brutal
violent
cave(rn)
grotto
cave(rn)
grotto
cave(rn)
grotto
cave(rn)
grotto
brush
paint-brush
seed
hasty
hurried
urgent(ly)
hasty
hurried
urgent(ly)
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
beautiful
handsome
lovely
pretty (nice)
sparrow (etc.)
clay
spur
thorn(y)
spur
thorn(y)
flash
spark
flash
spark
droppings
dung
faeces
spiš•
spiš•
spiš•
spitš•
spitš•
spitš•
spitš•
spitš•
spitš•
splakn•
splakn•
splend•
splend•
splend•
splend•
splend•
splenj•
splenj•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
1
spod•
2
spod•
spolj•
spolj•
spon•
spon•
spon•
spond•
sponde•
sponde•
spons•
sprag•
sprag•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprig•sprig•
sprig•
sprig•
sprig•
spum•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
spiss
spiss
spiss
spex
spex
spex
spic(i)
spic(i)
spic(i)
splachn
splanchn
splend
splend
splend
splend
splend
spleni
spleni
supolic
supolic
supolic
supolic
supplex
supplex
supplex
supplex
spod
spod
spoliat
spoliat
pon(er)
pon(er)
pon(er)
spondyl
spond(e)
spond(e)
spons
sphrag(i)
sphrag(i)
sparac
sparac
sparac
sparac
sparagm
sparagm
sparagm
sparagm
sphrig
sphrig
sphrig
sphrig
spum
syring
syring
syring
syring
compact(ness)
concentrate(d)
dense
analyze
examine
explore
analyze
examine
explore
intestine
intestine
gorgeous
magnificent
splendid
sumptuous
superb
plaster
stucco
beseech
entreat
implore
supplicate
beseech
entreat
implore
supplicate
ash(es)
sweep
naked
nude
place(d)
put(ting)
situate
vertebra
consecrate
dedicate
promise
seal (stamp)
stamp (seal)
lumber (nn)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
lumber (nn)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
fruity
juicy
sappy
succulent
foam
canal
channel
nozzle
pipe (tube)
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
stafl•
stafl•
stajt•
stajt•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
2
stalt•
2
stalt•
2
stalt•
2
stalt•
stalts•
stalts•
stamn•
stamn•
stanstaped•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
2
stast•
2
stast•
2
stast•
staš•
staš•
staš•
staš•
1
statm•
1
statm•
1
statm•
2
statm•
2
statm•
syring
syring
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
staphyl
staphyl
stas
steas
stalagm
stalagm
stalagm
stalagm
stalagm
stalact
stalact
stalact
stalact
stalact
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
stalix
stalix
stamn
stamn
stanum
stapes
static
static
static
statist
statist
statist
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stathm
stathm
stathm
statumen
statumen
spout (nozzle)
tube
canal
channel
nozzle
pipe (tube)
spout (nozzle)
tube
bunch
cluster
paste (plaster)
paste (plaster)
drip
droop
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
weep(ing)
drip
droop
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
weep(ing)
compress(ed)
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
press (together)
together
brake (nn)
bridle
hold(ing)
restrain(t)
chopping-block
log (block)
jug
pot (tea)
chemical element Sn
stirrup
table (frame)
tablet
tabulation
table (frame)
tablet
tabulation
adept
disciple
member (part)
mutiny
rebel
revolution
uprising
halt (nn)
resting-place
stop (station)
pedestal
prop (plug)
2
statm•
2
statm•
2
statm•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
2
stavr•
2
stavr•
stax•
1
staxt•
1
staxt•
1
staxt•
1
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
stear•
stear•
stear•
stear•
stear•
stear•
steg•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stejr•
statumen
statumen
statumen
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasim
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
staur
staur
staur
staur
staur
staur
staur
stachy
stagon
stagon
stax
stax
stac(t)
stac(t)
stac(t)
stac(t)
stagm
stagm
stagm
stagm
stear
stear
stear
steat
steat
steat
steg
stegan
stegan
stegan
stegan
stegm(en)
stegm(en)
stegm(en)
stegm(en)
stegnos
stegnos
stegnos
stegnos
steir
socle
stay (place)
support (base)
halt(ing)
immobile
repose
stable (adj)
stand
stop(ping)
halt(ing)
immobile
repose
stable (adj)
stand
stop(ping)
fence
pale (stake)
post (stake)
prop (plug)
stake (pale)
cross (nn)
crucifix
ear (of corn)
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
shake(n)
totter(ing)
tremble
waver(ing)
shake(n)
totter(ing)
tremble
waver
fat (grease)
sebum
tallow
fat (grease)
sebum
tallow
roof
coat(ed)
cover(ed)
hide/ ing
protect
coat(ed)
cover(ed)
hide/ ing
protect
coat(ed)
cover(ed)
hide/ ing
protect
barren
191
stejr•
stejr•
steld•
steld•
steld•
stelg•
stelg•
1
stelj•
1
stelj•
1
stelj•
1
stelj•
2
stelj•
stelm•
stelm•
stelm•
stelš•
stelx•
stelx•
stelx•
stelx•
1
stem•
1
stem•
2
stem•
2
stem•
stemb•
stemn•
stemn•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
stens•
stens•
stens•
stens•
1
stere•
1
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
192
steir
steir
stelidi
stelidi
stelidi
stelgid
stlengid
stell
stell
stell
stell
stello
stelm
stelm
stelm
stelis
stelech
stelech
stelech
stelech
stemm
stemm
steme
steme
stemb
syntemn
syntemn
sten
sten
sten
sten
stin
stin
stin
stin
sthen
sthen
sthen
sthen
sthen
ostens
ostens
ostent
ostent
stere(o)
stere(o)
stere
stere
stere
sterr
sterr
sterr
sterg
sterg
sterg
sterile
unfruitful
haft
handle (lever)
hilt
brush
brush
equip(ment)
fit out
furnish
purvey
dress(ed)
belt
girdle
zone
mistletoe
bole
stem (sprout)
stump
trunk
crown (head)
ornament
know(ledge)
science
shake(n)
reduce
shrink
brief
narrow
short
tight
brief
narrow
short
tight
energy
intensity
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
demonstrate
show (spectacle)
demonstrate
show (spectacle)
space (room)
spatial
fix(ed)
rigid(ly)
solid(ity)
fix(ed)
rigid(ly)
solid(ity)
court(ing)
love
woo
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
2
sterg•
2
sterg•
sterp•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
stet•
stet•
1
stib•
1
stib•
2
stib•
2
stib•
2
stib•
sitbd•
stibjstibr•
stibr•
stibr•
stibr•
stikt•
stikt•
stilb•
stilb•
stilb•
stilb•
stilb•
stilb•
stilj•
stilp•
stips•
stips•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
2
stipt•
2
stipt•
stirp•
stirp•
storg
storg
storg
sterg
sters
sterph
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
stet
steth
stib
stib
stib
stib
stib
stibad
stibi
stibar
stibar
stibar
stibar
stictis
stictis
silb
silb
silb
stilb
stilb
stilb
still(a)
stilpon
stipes
stipes
stipat
stipat
stipat
stipat
stiphr
stiphr
stiphr
stiphr
stipt(it)
stipt(it)
stipt(it)
stipt(it)
stipit
stipit
stirp
stirp
court(ing)
love
woo
intimate
intimate
leather
absent
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
shortcoming
want(ed)
without
chest (breast)
breast (chest)
defile (passage)
march(ing)
highway
road(way)
way (road)
bedroom
chemical element Sb
great
imposing
mighty
striking
dot
point (dot)
bright
brilliant
shine /ing
bright
brilliant
shine /ing
drop (liquid)
dwarf
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
dense
firm(ly)
heavy
solid(ity)
dense
firm(ly)
heavy
solid(ity)
dense
firm(ly)
heavy
solid(ity)
beam (wood etc.)
trunk
stub
stump
stits•
stits•
stits•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
stoj•
stoj•
stojb•
stojb•
stojb•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
1
stol•
1
stol•
2
stol•
2
stol•
2
stol•
stoln•
stoln•
stoln•
stom•
stom•
stom•
stom•
stomf•
stomf•
ston•
ston•
stonyk•
stonyk•
stik
stik
stik
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stich(i)
stich(i)
stich(i)
stich(i)
stich(i)
sticher
sticher
sticher
sticher
sticher
stech
stech
stech
stich(er)
stich(er)
stich(er)
stoa
stoa
stoeb
stoeb
stoeb
stech
stech
stech
stech
stoichei
stoichei
stoichei
stoichei
stol(is)
stol(is)
stol
stol
stol
stol(on)
stol(on)
stol(on)
stom(at)
stom(at)
stom(at)
stom(at)
stomph(ax)
stomph(ax)
ston
ston
stonyx
stonyx
hold(ing)
obstinate
persist(ent)
list
rank (nn)
row (series)
serial
series
list
rank (nn)
row (series)
serial
series
list
rank (nn)
row (series)
serial
series
rhyme
text-line
verse (line)
rhyme
text-line
verse (line)
gallery
pillars (row)
pad
stuff (upholstery)
upholstery
elementary
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
rudiment
elementary
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
rudiment
gown
robe
journey(ing)
move(ment)
travel(ling)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
hole
mouth
opening
orifice
emphasis
stress (emphasize)
hiccup
sob
blade
lamina
stonyk•
stonyk•
stor•
stor•
stor•
stor•
stort•
stort•
stort•
stort•
strabl•
strabl•
strabl•
strabl•
stragl•
stragl•
stragl•
stramn•
stramn•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
1
strats•
1
strats•
1
strats•
2
strats•
2
strats•
2
strats•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strebl•
strebl•
strebl•
stref•
stref•
stref•
stref•
stref•
stref•
stremn•
stremn•
stremn•
stremn•
stonyx
stonyx
stor
stor
stor
stor
storth(ing)
storth(ing)
storth(ing)
storth(ing)
strabal
strabal
strebl
strebl
stragul
stragul
stragul
stramen
stramen
stratiom
stratiom
stratiom
stratiom
stratiot
stratiot
stratiot
stratiot
strat
strat
strat
strat(i)
strat(i)
strat(i)
strach
strach
strach
strach
strach
strang
strang
strang
strang
strang
strebl
strebl
strebl
stephan
stephan
streph
streph
strept
strept
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
plate (thin)
slat
knock down
lay down
overthrow
upset
point (tip)
summit
tip
top (tip)
turn(ing)
twist
turn(ing)
twist
carpet
mat (carpet)
tapestry
hay
straw
gladiator
military
soldier
warrior
gladiator
military
soldier
warrior
echelon
layer
level (layer)
army
host (army)
regiment
around
circuit
divert
outflank
tour
around
circuit
divert
outflank
tour
pain
suffer(ing)
torment
crown (head)
diadem
crown (head)
diadem
crown (head)
diadem
crush
dash (crush)
dismantle
disrupt
193
stremn•
stremn•
1
stren•
1
stren•
1
stren•
2
stren•
2
stren•
2
stren•
2
stren•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
2
strept•
2
strept•
2
strept•
striks•
striks•
string•
string•
string•
string•
string•
string•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stris•
stris•
stris•
stris•
stris•
stris•
strob•
strob•
strob•
strob•
stromb•
strong•
strong•
strong•
strontj1
stropf•
1
stropf•
1
stropf•
194
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stren
stren
stren
strenu
strenu
strenu
strenu
streph
streph
streph
streps
streps
streps
strept
strept
strept
strep
strep
strep
strig(os)
strig(os)
string
string
string
string
string
string
striphn
striphn
striphn
striphn
stryphn
stryphn
stryphn
stryphn
stridis
stridis
stridis
stris
stris
stris
strob(il)
strob(il)
strob(il)
strob(il)
stromb
strong
strong
strong
stronti
stroph(al)
stroph(al)
stroph(al)
smash(ed)
trample
cry (animal)
howl
scream
active
alert
brisk
live(ly)
adapt
alter
change
adapt
alter
change
adapt
alter
change
boisterous
loud(ness)
noise / noisy
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
compress(ed)
concentrate(d)
press (together)
strangle
suffocate
together
clinging
obstinate
stubborn
tenacious
clinging
obstinate
stubborn
tenacious
buzz
hiss
hum
buzz
hiss
hum
eddy
stir
turn(ing)
whirl(ing)
top (spinning)
cylinder
pipe (tube)
tube
chemical element Sr
bend
curve(d)
flexible
1
stropf•
2
stropf•
2
stropf•
2
stropf•
2
stropf•
1
strops•
2
strops•
2
strops•
2
strops•
strot•
strot•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strup•
strup•
strup•
stsel•
stsel•
stsel•
stsel•
stsep•
stsis•
stsis•
stupr•
stupr•
stupr•
styfel•
styfel•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
1
stypn•
1
stypn•
1
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
styr•
styt•
styt•
styt•
stroph(al)
stroph
stroph
stroph
stroph
stropheus
strophinx
strophinx
strophinx
strot
strot
stru(ic)
stru(ic)
stru(ic)
stru(ic)
strues
strues
strues
strues
strupp
strupp
strupp
cel
cel
cel
cel
scep(a)
cisi
cisi
stupr
stupr
stupr
styphel
styphel
styget
styget
styget
styget
styget
stygn
stygn
stygn
stygn
stygn
styph(n)
styph(n)
styph(n)
styphr
styphr
styphr
stypt
stypt
styr
stym
stym
stym
put about
belt
sling
strap
zone
vertebra
axis
axle
pivot
layout
spread
crowd (bunch)
heap(ed)
pile (stack)
stack(ed)
crowd (bunch)
heap(ed)
pile (stack)
stack(ed)
reel (strip)
ribbon
tape (ribbon)
bulge
hernia
protrude
rupture
cover (up)
cut(ting)
slice(d)
debauch
revel
violate
hard
tough
abhor
abominable
disgusting
hate
loathe
abhor
abominable
disgusting
hate
loathe
collect
concentrate(d)
gather
bitter
dry (bitter)
sharp (taste)
bitter
sharp (taste)
spear(point)
get up
rise (stand up)
stand (up)
styt•
styt•
styt•
styt•
styt•
styt•
subr•
sudr•
sudr•
sudr•
sudr•
1
sudz•
2
sudz•
2
sudz•
sukla•
sukla•
sulf1
sumn•
2
sumn•
2
sumn•
sundž•
sundž•
sundž•
sundž•
sundž•
surg•
surg•
surkl•
surkl•
suš•
suš•
suš•
suš•
suš•
suš•
suš•
suš•
suš•
sutsi•
sutsi•
sutšept•
sutšept•
sutšept•
sutšept•
sux•
suxam•
suxam•
suxam•
suxam•
sxad•
sxad•
sxad•
sxan•
sxap•
sxar•
sxasm•
stys
stys
stys
styt
styt
styt
suber
sud(or)
sud(or)
suda
suda
sudis
sudis
sudis
sukla [S]
sukla [S]
sulph
summ
sumen
sumin
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
surg
surrect
surcul
surcul
sus
sus
sus
sy(i)
sy(i)
sy(i)
syph
syph
syph
sauci
sauci
suscept
suscept
suscept
suscept
such
sukham [S]
sukham [S]
sukham [S]
sukham [S]
schadon
schadon
schadon
schaon [Hb]
scapus
scaur
schiasm
get up
rise (stand up)
stand (up)
get up
rise (stand up)
stand (up)
cork
perspire
sweat
perspire
sweat
thorn(y)
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
bright
clear
chemical element S
crown (head)
retina
retina
empty/ ness
none
nothing
null
void
get up
rise (stand up)
child(ren)
offspring
pig
pork
swine
pig
pork
swine
pig
pork
swine
injury
wound(ed)
accept
let be
permit/issive
tolerate
crocodile (etc)
comfort
easy/ iness
facility
utility
grub
larva
maggot
clock
shaft
heel (foot)
cross-breed(ing)
sxasm•
sxats•
sxats•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
2
sxed•
sxedj•
sxedj•
sxedj•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
1
sxept•
2
sxept•
sxes•
sxes•
sxestr•
sxestr•
sxestr•
sxiz•
sxiz•
sxiz•
sxiz•
sxol•
sxol•
sxol•
sxol•
sxulp•
sxut•
sxut•
sxut•
sxut•
1
syk•
2
syk•
sympl•
sympl•
schiasm
schas
schat
scedasm
scedasm
scedasm
scedasm
scedasm
scedast
scedast
scedast
scedast
scedast
sched
schedi
schedi
schedi
schoen
schoen
schoin
schoin
scen(it)
scen(it)
scen(it)
scen(it)
scen(it)
sken
sken
sken
sken
sken
skepto
skepto
sches
sches
segestr
segestr
segestr
schid(ac)
schist
scind
sciss
schol(e)
schol(e)
schol(e)
schol(e)
sculpon
scut(ell)
scut(ell)
scut(ell)
scut(ell)
syk
syk(on)
sympl
sympl
crossroad
open (up)
open (up)
broadcast
circulate
disperse
distribute
scatter(ed)
broadcast
circulate
disperse
distribute
scatter(ed)
paper
make ready
prepare(d)
ready
cane
rush (cane)
cane
rush (cane)
cabin
cot(tage)
hovel
hut
tent
cabin
cot(tage)
hovel
hut
tent
lightning
meteorite
be
exist(ence)
fabric (tissue)
texture
tissue
split(ting)
split(ting)
split(ting)
split(ting)
comfort(able)
easy/ iness
opportune
repose
hoof
blazon
coat-of-arms
logo
sign-board
false(ly)
fig
knot(ted)
plait
195
sympl•
sympl•
syn+
syn+
syn+
syn+
syn+
syn+
syn+
syn+
syn+
synt•
synt•
synt•
1
syr•
1
syr•
1
syr•
1
syr•
2
syr•
2
syr•
2
syr•
2
syr•
syrd•
syrd•
syrd•
syrd•
syrt•
syrt•
syrt•
sympl
sympl
syll
syll
syll
sym
sym
sym
syn
syn
syn
synet
synet
synet
sar
sar
syr
syr
syr
syr
syr
syr
syrden
syrden
syrden
syrden
syrt
syrt
syrt
LEMMAS ETYMONS
šabr•
šag•
šag•
šag•
šage•
šage•
šagn•
šajr•
šalv•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
196
saburr
sag
sag
sag
sage
sage
siag(on)
shair [A]
salu
saen
sain
saen
sain
saen
saen
saen
sain
sain
sain
saen
saen
saen
sain
sain
twine(d)
wreathe
same
together
with
same
together
with
same
together
with
intelligent
perspicacious
wise
broom
brush
broom
brush
drag
pull
tow
trail(ing)
army
horde
host (army)
troop
desert
sandy plain
shoal
MEANINGS
ballast
omen
prophecy
augur(y)
weapon(ry)
arsenal
jaw(bone)
barley
wave
wave
wave
brandish
brandish
flirt (flutter)
flit
flutter
flirt (flutter)
flit
flutter
stream (air)
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
stream (air)
swing (oscillate)
šan•
1
šanj•
2
šanj•
1
šap•
1
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
šarat•
šaša•
šatr•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šedl•
šedl•
šeged•
šeged•
šekr•
šekr•
šeld•
šeld•
šeld•
šemj•
šemj•
šemj•
šend•
š
šeps•
šeps•
šept•
šept•
šeri•
šeri•
šešt• [RN]
šfax•
šfax•
šin•
šin•
šin•
1
škal•
2
škal•
škal•2
škal•2
škal•2
škan•
toggle /ing
Saturday
Shanih [S]
Saturn
saep
many times
saep
often
saep
hamper
saep
handicap(ped)
saep
hedge
saep
hindrance
saep
obstacle
sep
hamper
sep
handicap(ped)
sep
hedge
sep
hindrance
sep
obstacle
sharat [S]
autumn
shasha [S]
rabbit (etc)
shatarang [A] chess
saev
cruel(ty)
saev
ferocious
saev
grim
saev
merciless
saev
pitiless
saev
relentless
sedil
chair
sedil
seat(ed)
seget
seed
seget
sow(ing)
secur
hatchet
secur
ax
seli(d)
cut short
seli(d)
interrupt
seli(d)
intervene
semi
mean(ing)
semi
sense
semi
signify
sent
thorn-hedge
sent
hawthorn
seps
ferment(ing)
sept
ferment(ing)
sept(a)
wall (dividing)
sept(a)
partition
seri(ol)
jar (pot)
seri(ol)
jug
shest
six
shvah [S]
tomorrow
shvah [S]
future
sin
damag(ing)
sin
impair
sin
spoil(ed)
scal
weed(ing)
scall
vase
scall
bowl
scall
cup
scall
jar (pot)
scan
corpse
sain
shanivasaran [S]
škand•
škand•
škand•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
šked•
2
šked•
2
šked•
škepr•
škepr•
škev•
škev•
škev•
škit•
škit•
škit•
škol•
škol•
škut•
šnak•
šnak•
šnak•
šnak•
šnak•
1
šobr•
1
šobr•
1
šobr•
2
šobr•
šoln•
šoln•
šopl•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šparn•
š
špšarn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
scandal
scandal
scandal
schedi
schedo
schedi
schedo
schedi
schedo
schedi
schedi
sceparn
sceparn
sceu
sceu
sceu
scit
scit
scit
scol
scol
scut
scinac
scinac
scinac
scinac
scinac
sobar
sobar
sobar
sobrin
solen
solen
siopel
sor(ed)
sor(ed)
sur
sur
sor(ed)
sur
sor(ed)
sur
sor(ed)
sur
span
sparn
spars
span
span
span
sparn
sparn
sparn
spars
spars
spars
intrigue
plot (intrigue)
snare (malice)
close(by)
close(by)
soon
soon
near(by)
near(by)
improvise
invent(ion)
hatchet
ax
outfit
provide
equip(ment)
routine
experience(d)
expert(ly)
thorn(y)
prick(ing)
shield (protection)
clever
lithe
pliant
skillful
supple
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
cousin
tube
cylinder
silent
bunch
bundle
bunch
bundle
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
mass (heap)
mass (heap)
pile (stack)
pile (stack)
rare
rare
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
sporadic
scarce(ly)
seldom
sporadic
scarce(ly)
seldom
sporadic
špart•
špart•
špart•
špart•
špast•
šped•
šed•
šper•
1
špers•
1
špers•
1
špers•
1
špers•
2
špers•
1
špil•
1
špil•
2
špil•
2
špil•
1
špir•
1
špir•
1
špir•
1
špir•
2
špir•
2
špir•
šplen•
1
špod•
1
špod•
1
špod•
2
špod•
2
špod•
2
špod•
2
špod•
špord•
šravn•
štad•
šad•
štan•
štan•
štan•
1
štatm•
1
štatm•
1
štatm•
1
štatm•
2
štatm•
2
štatm•
šten•
šten•
šten•
šten•
šten•
štern•
štern•
štib•
š ti b •
1
štil•
1
štil•
sparti
sparti
sparti
sparti
spastic
seped(on)
seped(on)
spaer
superst
superst
superst
superst
superst
spil
spil
spil(as)
spil(as)
speir
spir
speir
spir
speir
spir
splen
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
sport
shravanah [S]
stad
stad
stan
stan
stan
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stein
stein
stein
stein
stein
stern
stern
stib
stib
stele
stele
bow (ornament)
pompom
ribbon
rope (cord)
absorb
mildew
mould (mildew)
agony
testify
witness
certify
attest
survivor
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
cape (headland)
headland
propeller
propeller
screw
screw
wrapper
wrapper
spleen
torment
torture
stress (tension)
clinker
dross
junk
slag
basket (etc)
July
erect
stand (up)
country
land (country)
state
mews
shed (cabin)
stable (shed)
sty
balance (nn)
scales
unrest
restlessness
agony
anguish
stress (tension)
breast (chest)
chest (breast)
hoar-frost
rime
column
pilaster
197
1
š
1
š
štil•1
1
štil•
1
štil•
1
štil•
2
štil•
2
š
2
štil•
štir•
štol•
štum•
štum•
štum•
šturn•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
2
šubl•
šuf•
šuka•
šukr•
šukrav•
1
šukts•
2
šukts•
2
šukts•
2
šukts•
2
šukts•
šur•
šur•
šur•
šxed•
šxed•
LEMMAS
tabz•
tabz•
tabz•
1
taf•
2
taf•
tafr•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
1
tagm•
1
tagm•
1
tagm•
198
stele
stele
styl
styl
styl
styl
styl
styl
styl
sti(r)
stolis
stumul
stumul
stumul
saturn
sobol
subol
sobol
sobol
subol
subol
subul
shoufan [A]
shukah [S]
Shukrah [S]
Shukravasarah [S]
succinct
succinct
succinct
succinct
succinct
sur
sur
sur
schedi
schedi
ETYMONS
tabes
tabes
tabes
taph
taph
taphr
tagi
tagi
tagi
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
pillar
prop
column
pilaster
pillar
prop
pin (stylus)
slate-pencil
stylus
hull
wrinkle (furrow)
thrust
stab
sting (needle)
lead (metal)
jet (sprout)
jet (sprout)
shoot (sprout)
sprout (twig)
shoot (sprout)
sprout
awl
oats
parrot
Venus
Friday
ready
thong
belt
girdle
strap
branch (ramification)
post (prop)
prop
drift
float
MEANINGS
droop (wither)
fade
wither
grave (tomb)
cemetery
furrow
command
dictate
order (command)
dictate
ordering
prescription
recipe
arrange(ment)
install(ation)
order (arrangement)
1
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tagm•
tagn•
1
tajr•
2
tajr•
takr•
1
takts•
1
takts•
1
takts•
1
takts•
2
takts•
2
takts•
2
takts•
2
takts•
2
takts•
talas•
talas•
talitr•
talitr•
talitr•
talitr•
talitr•
taljtalm•
talm•
talm•
tals•
tamar•
tamar•
1
tamj•
1
tamj•
1
tamj•
1
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
tamn•
tanas•
tandl•
tanek•
tanek•
tanek•
tanek•
tanek•
tanek•
1
tanj•
1
tanj•
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagen
thaer
taira [A]
tac(er)
thass
thass
thass
thass
tax
tax
tax
tax
tax
thalass
thalatt
talitr
talitr
talitr
talitr
talitr
thalli
thalam
thalam
thalam
thalusi
tamaris
tamaris
tami
tami
tami
tami
tamia
tamia
tamia
tamia
thami
thami
thami
thami
thamn
than(at)
tandulam [S]
tan(aec)
tan(aec)
tan(aec)
tanao
tanao
tanao
taen(i)
taen(i)
system
army group
company (army)
platoon
regiment
frying pan
handle (lever)
airplane
soft(ness)
assiduous
diligent
industrious
lively
arrange(ment)
behavior
conduct(ing)
layout
order (arrangement)
sea
sea
clatter
click
flick
flip
pinch(ing)
chemical element Tl
chamber
compartment
room
harvest(ing)
ambrosia
manna
administer
keep house
manage
organize
abundant
affluent/ce
spend(thrift)
squander
abundant
affluent/ce
spend(thrift)
squander
bush
death
rice
extensive
long (distance)
stretch(ing)
extensive
long (distance)
stretch(ing)
bond (tie)
ribbon
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
tanttape•
tape•
tapn•
tapn•
taps•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
2
tapt•
2
tapt•
2
tapt•
2
tapt•
tapus•
1
tarb•
1
tarb•
1
tarb•
1
tarb•
2
tarb•
tard•
tard•
tarf•
tarf•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
taen
taen
tan(ys)
tan(ys)
tein
tein
ten
ten
titaen
titaen
tantali
tape
tape
tapein
tapein
thapsin
tabc
tabc
tabc
tabc
tabc
tabesc
tabesc
tabesc
tabesc
tabesc
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabid
tabid
tabid
tabid
tabid
tabet
tabet
thapt
thapt
tapus [Hb]
tarb(al)
tarb(al)
tarb(al)
tarb(al)
tarp
tard
tard
tarph(y)
tarph(y)
tarach
tarach
tarach
tarass
tarass
extend(ing)
spread
extend(ing)
spread
extend(ing)
spread
extend(ing)
spread
extend(ing)
spread
chemical element Ta
reduce
shrink
humility
modest(y)
yellow
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
die
perish(ed)
die
perish(ed)
orange (fruit)
fear(ful)
fright(en)
horror
panic
basket (etc)
late
slow(ly)
compact(ness)
density
appall
confuse(d)
disconcert
appall
confuse(d)
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
1
tartš•
1
tartš•
2
tartš•
tarx•
tarx•
tarx•
tasj•
1
tasts•
1
tasts•
2
tasts•
tasw•
tatm•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tav•
tawt•
tawt•
tawt•
taxr•
taxt•
taxy•
taxy•
taxy•
taxy•
taxy•
te•
te•
te•
te•
tebn•
disconcert
appall
confuse(d)
disconcert
corn (provisions)
salt(ed)
mummy
bury
entomb
inhume
industry
inclination
like /ing
sit
salat taswir [A] camera
tattaim [A]
vaccinate /tion
taeter
bogey
taeter
bugaboo
taeter
monster
taeter
ogre
taetr
bogey
taetr
bugaboo
taetr
monster
taetr
ogre
terat
bogey
terat
bugaboo
terat
monster
terat
ogre
teter
bogey
teter
bugaboo
teter
monster
teter
ogre
tass
ascertain
tass
determine
tass
diagnose
tass
establish(ed)
tatt
ascertain
tatt
determine
tatt
diagnose
tatt
establish(ed)
tas
peacock (etc)
taut
equal
taut
identical
taut
same
tachrim [Hb] lace (texture)
tact
touch
tach(y)
fast
tach(y)
hasty
tach(y)
quick(ly)
tach(y)
rapidity
tach(y)
urgent(ly)
dio(s)
divinity
dio(s)
God
the(o)
divinity
the(o)
God
tebenn
cloak
tarass
tarax
tarax
tarax
tarich
tarich
tarich
tarchon
tarchon
tarchon
taasiah [Hb]
tas
tas
thass
199
tebn•
tebn•
tefr•
1
tei•
2
tei•
tejltejm•
tejm•
tejm•
tejm•
1
tejr•
2
tejr•
2
tejr•
2
tejr•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
1
tekt•
1
tekt•
1
tekt•
1
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
tektn•
tekton•
tekton•
tekton•
tekuf•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
200
tebenn
tebenn
tephr
thei
thei
telluri
them
them
them
them
ther
ter
ter
ter
teich
teich
teich
tich
tich
tich
toich
toich
toich
tect(r)
tect(r)
toech
toech
tect
tect
tect
tect
tex
tex
tex
tex
tekton
tecton
tecton
tecton
tekufon [Hb]
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tels
tels
tels
tels
tels
tels
tels
gown (ceremonial)
robe (official)
ash(es)
yellow
sulfur
chemical element Te
erect
establish(ed)
put(ting)
set up
summer(time)
attentive
notice (vb)
remark(able)
bulwark
rampart
wall
bulwark
rampart
wall
bulwark
rampart
wall
cover(age)
roof
cover(age)
roof
cast (vb)
fuse(d)
melt(ed)
mould (form)
cast (vb)
fuse(d)
melt(ed)
mould (form)
carpenter
build
constitute
construct(ion)
magazine (review)
aim (goal)
destination
end (finish)
extremity
goal
intention
limit (border)
purpose
aim (goal)
destination
end (finish)
extremity
goal
intention
limit (border)
1
tel•
2
tel•
2
tel•
1
tela•
1
tela•
1
tela•
2
tela•
2
tela•
1
tele•
1
tele•
1
tele•
1
tele•
1
tele•
2
tele•
2
tele•
2
tele•
2
tele•
telg•
telg•
telg•
telg•
telg•
telg•
1
telj•
2
telj•
2
telj•
telm•
telm•
tels•
telt•
telt•
telt•
teltš•
telur•
telur•
1
tely•
1
tely•
1
tely•
1
tely•
2
tely•
telz•
telz•
telz•
teml•
teml•
teml•
1
temn•
1
temn•
1
temn•
2
temn•
2
temn•
2
temn•
2
temn•
temt•
1
teng•
tels
thel
thel
tela
tela
tela
tel
tel
tele
tele
tele
tele
tele
atel
atel
tel
tel
thelct
thelct
thelg(etr)
thelg(etr)
thelx
thelx
thel
thel
thel
thelm(at)
thelm(at)
teless
teleut
teleut
teleut
telchin
tellur
tellur
theel
theel
thel(y)
thel(y)
thel(y)
thelaz
thelaz
thelaz
temulenc
temulenc
temulenc
temn(i)
temn(i)
temn(i)
temo
temo
temo
temo
tem(et)
teges
purpose
prosperity
success
fabric (tissue)
spun yarn
weave /ing
javelin
lance (nn)
away
distance
distant
far
off
duty (tax)
stamp (seal)
duty (tax)
stamp (seal)
magic
sorcery
magic
sorcery
magic
sorcery
nipple (breast)
membrane
skin (animal)
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
expire
dead
repose
rest (repose)
jealous(y)
Earth
planet
female
woman
female
woman
wean
milk(ing)
nurse (suckle)
suckle
drugged
drunken
intoxicate(d)
contempt
despise
scorn
drive (apparatus)
helm
rudder
steering-wheel (&)
wine
cover(ed)
1
teng•
1
teng•
1
teng•
1
teng•
1
teng•
2
teng•
2
teng•
tensm•
tensm•
tensm•
tensm•
tenst•
tenst•
tenst•
tenst•
tenš•
tentak•
tentak•
tentitš•
tentitš•
tentitš•
tentitš•
teny•
teny•
teny•
tera• [GN]
terbjterd •
terd •
terd •
terd •
tere•
tere•
tere•
tere•
tere•
tere•
terebr•
terebr•
terf•
1
terg•
2
terg•
2
terg•
1
terj•
1
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
terl•
terl•
terl•
terl•
terl•
terl•
teges
teges
tegm(en)
tegm(en)
tegm(en)
teges
tegm(en)
tenesm
tenesm
tenesm
tenesm
thnet
thnet
thnet
thnet
tenshi [J]
tentac
tentac
tentigin
tentigin
tentigin
tentigin
tenu(i)
tenu(i)
tenu(i)
tera
terbi
tergen
tergen
ters
ters
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
terebr
terebr
terph
terg(al)
tergen
tergen
ther
ther
teri
teri
teri
teri
teri
tell
tell
tell
tell
terr(a)
terr(a)
protect
shield(ed)
cover(ed)
protect
shield(ed)
net(work)
net(work)
spasm
strain(ed)
stress (tension)
suspense
ephemere
fleeting
mortal
perishable
angel
feel
grope
ardent
fervent
libido
rut
considerate
delicate
sensitive
number value 1012
chemical element Tb
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
kind (of)
manner
sort (of)
species
variation
way (manner)
bore (through)
perforate(d)
scale (fish &)
back(side)
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
animal
beast (of prey)
compartment
hall
locale
place (locale)
room
bottom
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
bottom
earth (ground)
terl•
terl•
1
term•
1
term•
2
term•
terna• [GN]
terpterps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
tersm•
tersm•
tersm•
tersm•
tertr•
tertr•
terts• [LN]
tertsent•
tery•
tery•
tesawr•
tesel•
tesel•
tesm•
tesm•
tesm•
tesp•
tesp•
tesr•
tesr•
tests•
tests•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešt•
tetan•
tetan•
tetan•
tetan•
tetiks•
terr(a)
terr(a)
therm
therm
therm
tri
terp
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
therism
therism
therist
therist
teretr
teretr
terti
####
thry(on)
thry(on)
thesaur
tessel(l)
tessel(l)
tethm
thesm
thesm
thesp(es)
thesp(es)
tesser
tesser
testu
testu
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
test(a)
tetan
tetan
tetan
tetan
tetix
ground
soil (earth)
heat (temperature)
warm(th)
vegetable
three
chemical word stem
amuse/ing
gay
happy
jolly
joy
merry
pleasure
amuse/ing
gay
happy/ ness
jolly
joy
merry
pleasure
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
drill (nn)
perforator
three
one third
cane
rush (cane)
wealth(y)
rectangle
square
law(ful)
law(ful)
paradigm
oracle
prophet
block
cube
can (box)
pot
ill-bred
uncivilized
uneducated
unmannerly
unrefined
unruly
wild
shell (cover)
tight(en)
rigid(ly)
spastic
stiff
chirp
201
tetiks•
tetiks•
tetiks•
1
tetj•
1
tetj•
1
tetj•
1
tetj•
2
tetj•
2
tetj•
2
tetj•
2
tetj•
tetr•
tetra• [GN]
tetra• [GN]
tetrate• [GN]
tetrate• [GN]
tetritš•
tetritš•
tetritš•
tetritš•
tetsis•
tetsis•
tetšn•
tetšn•
tewd•
tewt•
tewt•
tewt•
texntigl•
tigl•
tigl•
tigl•
tiks•
tiks•
tiks•
tiks•
1
tikt•
1
tikt•
1
tikt•
2
tikt•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
2
tilm•
1
timj•
1
timj•
1
timj•
202
tetix
tetix
tetix
thet(es)
thet(es)
thet(es)
thet(es)
teth(el)
teth(el)
teth(el)
teth(el)
tetra
tetart
tetra
####
####
tetric
tetric
tetric
tetric
tethid
tethis
tecne
tecne
teudah [Hb]
teud
teut
teut
techneci
tigill
tigill
tign
tign
thyg(m)
tix
tix
tix
tict
tict
tict
tiktah [S]
till
till
till
till
till
tilm
tilm
tilm
tilm
tilm
tilmas [A]
timi
timi
timi
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
place(d)
put(ting)
situate
station(ed)
breed
cultivate(d)
grow (something)
raise(d)
cluck (etc)
four
four
one fourth
quarter (1/4)
rigorous
severe
stern
strict(ly)
aunt
aunt
art
esthetics
document
cephalopod
cephalopod
squid
chemical element Tc
beam (wood etc)
girder
beam (wood etc)
girder
itch
itch
tickle
touch
generate
make /ing
produce(d)
bitter
flay(ing)
fleece(d)
peel(ed)
plume(d)
skin(ned)
flay(ing)
fleece(d)
peel(ed)
plume(d)
skin(ned)
well (fountain)
cost(ly)
dear (costly)
expensive
1
timj•
1
timj•
2
timj•
2
timj•
2
timj•
2
timj•
timl•
timl•
timl•
timl•
timl•
timr•
timr•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
ting•
ting•
ting•
tipf•
tipf•
tipf•
tipf•
tipts•
tirb•
tirb•
tird•
tird•
tisn•
tiš• [RN]
tittitj•
titj•
titj•
1
titn•
1
titn•
1
titn•
1
titn•
2
titn•
2
titn•
2
titn•
2
titn•
titub•
titub•
titub•
titub•
tityr•
tixtixis•
tjad•
tjad•
tjad•
tjad•
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
thymelic
thymelic
thymelic
thymelic
thymelic
timor
timor
tinact
tinact
tinact
tinagm
tinagm
tinagm
ting
ting
ting
tiph
tiph
tiph
tiph
tibi(cen)
tirb
tirb
thrid
thrid
thysan
tiysatsya
titani
titio
titio
titio
titan
titan
titan
titan
tith(as)
tith(as)
tithen
tithen
titub
titub
titub
titub
tityr
thio
teicht
thur
thur
thur
thyas
price
valuable
estimate
evaluate
rate (estimate)
weigh
cast (troupe)
chorus
staff (people)
theater
troupe
assist
help
overthrow
overturn
upset
overthrow
overturn
upset
humid(ity)
immerse(d)
wet (moisten)
go
march(ing)
marsh (moor)
parade
flute
flow(ing)
run (flow)
lettuce
salad
fringe
thousand
chemical element Ti
charcoal
coal
cokes
chalk
gypsum
lime
plaster
tame(d)
train(ing)
tame(d)
train(ing)
stagger
totter(ing)
vacillate
waver(ing)
flute
sulfur
strengthen
ardent
fiery
passion(ate)
ardent
tjad•
tjad•
tjas•
tjas•
tjas•
1
tjekn•
1
tjekn•
1
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
tjel•
tjel•
tjel•
tjen•
tjen•
tjen•
tjen•
tjer•
tjer•
tjer•
tlad•
tlad•
1
tlam•
1
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
thyas
thyas
thias(ot)
thias(ot)
thias(ot)
techn
techn
techn
tachn
tachn
tachn
tachn
tachn
thyell
thyell
thyell
then(ar)
then(ar)
thenal
thenal
thera [S]
thera [S]
thera [S]
thlad
thlad
telam
telam
tlam(on)
tlam(on)
tlam(on)
tlas
tlas
tlas
thladi
thladi
thladi
thlast
thlast
thlast
thlips
thlips
thlips
thlips
thlyp
thlyp
thlyp
thlyp
thol(od)
thol(od)
thol(od)
thol(od)
thol(od)
tholom
tholom
tholom
tholom
fiery
passion(ate)
cloister
convent
order (monks etc)
means
method
procedure
branch (department)
craft (profession)
job
occupy /ation
profession
gale
hurricane
storm(y)
palm (hand)
sole (foot)
palm (hand)
sole (foot)
disciple
pupil
student
castrate (nn)
eunuch
belt
strap
patient(ly)
permissive
tolerant
patient(ly)
permissive
tolerant
bruise
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
bruise
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
crush
dash (crush)
pulverize(d)
smash(ed)
crush
dash (crush)
pulverize(d)
smash(ed)
filth(y)
mud
silt
slime
sludge
mud
silt
slime
sludge
tmes•
tmes•
tmes•
todž•
tojl•
tojl•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojn•
tojr•
tojr•
tojr•
tojs•
1
tok•
1
tok•
1
tok•
1
tok•
2
tok•
toks•
tokts•
tolip•
tolip•
tolip•
tolip•
tolj•
tolm•
tolm•
tolm•
tolm•
tolt•
tolt•
tolt•
tolt•
tolt•
tom•
tom•
tom•
tom•
tom•
tom•
toms•
tomt•
tomt•
tomt•
top•
top•
tmeg
tmes
tmet
tog(a)
thol
thol
them
them
them
them
them
them
thom
thom
thom
thom
thom
thom
teunah [Hb]
theor
theor
theor
thoys
toc
toc
toque
toque
tok
tox
tox(a)
tolyp
tolyp
tolyp
tolyp
thol
tolm(er)
tolm(er)
tolm(er)
tolm(er)
tolut
tolut
tolut
tolut
tolut
tamn
tamn
tamn
tom
tom
tom
thomis
toment
toment
toment
top
top
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
roof
dome
vault
crowd (bunch)
heap (quantity)
mass (heap)
pile (stack)
quantity
stack(ed)
crowd (bunch)
heap (quantity)
mass (heap)
pile (stack)
quantity
stack(ed)
accident
contemplate
meditate
muse
bark(ing)
beget
produce(d)
beget
produce(d)
mother
venom
arrow
ball (clew)
clew
packing (nn)
wrapper
punish(ing)
brave(ly)
courageous
fearless
undaunted
pace
pass(ed)
step(ping)
stride
tread
part (piece)
piece
slice (piece)
part (piece)
piece
slice (piece)
whip (strap)
down (fluff)
felt (fabric)
fluff
place (locale)
space (room)
203
top•
tor•
tor•
tor•
tor•
tor•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
2
torb•
2
torb•
1
tored•
2
tored•
2
tored•
2
tored•
torg•
torj1
tork•
2
tork•
torkl•
1
torm•
1
torm•
2
torm•
2
torm•
torp•
torp•
torp•
torp•
torp•
torsi•
torsi•
torsi•
torsi•
torsi•
torsi•
1
torš•
1
torš•
2
torš•
torv•
torš•
torš•
torš•
tosm•
tosm•
tosm•
tosm•
tot•
tot•
tot•
tot•
204
top
thor
thor
thor
thor
thor
turb
turb
turb
turb
tyrb
tyrb
tyrb
tyrb
thoryb
thoryb
toret
toreut
toreut
toreut
torg
thori
torcul
torqu(at)
torcul
torm
torm
torm(in)
torm(in)
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torqu
torqu
torqu
torsi
torsi
torsi
ptorth
ptorth
toros
torv
torr(en)
torr(en)
torr(en)
ptos(im)
ptos(im)
ptot
ptot
tot(i)
tot(i)
tot(i)
tot(i)
spot (place)
grain
granule
kernel (nut)
pip
seed
chaos
disorder
disturb
perturb
chaos
disorder
disturb(ance)
perturb
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
vulnerable
carve
chisel
grave (vb)
vulture
chemical element Th
press (pusher)
necklace
balance (nn)
hub
nave
colic
spasm
languid
lassitude
lazy(ness)
motionless
slack
turn(ing)
twist
wrap(ped)
turn(ing)
twist
wrap(ped)
shoot (twig)
twig
muscle
menace
burn
fire
heat (temperature)
drop(ped)
fall(en)
drop(ped)
fall(en)
all
every
sum
total(ly)
tot•
1
totš•
totš•
totš•
totš•
totš•
2
totš•
tov•
toxs•
trab•
trab•
trabe•
trabe•
trag•
trag•
trakts•
trakts•
trakts•
1
tramn•
1
tramn•
1
tramn•
2
tramn•
2
tramn•
2
tramn•
tranj•
tranj•
tranj•
tranj•
trap•
1
trapf•
1
trapf•
1
trapf•
2
trapf•
2
trapf•
2
trapf•
tras•
tras•
tras•
tras•
tras•
tras•
trast•
trast•
traš•
traš•
traš•
traš•
travl•
travl•
trawm•
trawm•
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
tot(i)
tothas
tothas
tothas
tothas
tothas
tothas
tho
tox
trab(s)
trabal
trabe(a)
trabe(a)
trag
trag
tract(u)
tract(u)
tract(u)
teram(n)
teram(n)
teram(n)
thran
thran
thran
tran
tran
tran
tran
trapel
traph(ec)
traph(ec)
traph(ec)
traphec
traphec
traphec
thar(sal)
thar(sal)
thar(sal)
thrass
thrass
thrass
thraust
thraust
thrass
thrass
thrass
thrass
traul(ism)
traul(ism)
traumat
traumat
trach(y)
trach(y)
trach(y)
trach(y)
trach(y)
whole
jeer
laugh at
ludicrous
mock
ridiculous
luggage
soon
bow (shooting)
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
cloak
mantle
buck (goat etc)
male
draw (pull)
pull
trail(ing)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
chair
seat (chair)
stool
clear (adj)
comprehensible
plain(ly)
understand(able)
change
scoop
shovel
spoon
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
brave(ly)
courageous
fearless
brave(ly)
courageous
fearless
break(ing)
shatter(ed)
confuse(d)
dishevel
jostle
tousle
stammer
stutter
injury
wound(ed)
crude
grate (rasp)
hoarse
rasp
rough
2
traxl•
tremn•
tremn•
tremt•
tremt•
trend•
trend•
trepk•
trepk•
trepk•
trepk•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
2
trer•
tre •
tre •
1
trest•
1
trest•
1
trest•
1
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
treš•
trets•
trets•
1
trex•
1
trex•
1
trex•
1
trex•
1
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
trachel
thremm
thremm
trem(at)
trem(at)
threnod
threnod
trebac
trebac
trebac
trebac
threps
threps
threps
threps
thrept
thrept
thrept
thrept
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer
teres
teres
tres
tres
tret
tret
treo
treo
treo
tres
tres
tres
tret
tret
tret
teres
tres
tret
trech
trech
trech
trech
trech
threctic
threctic
threctic
threctic
trech
neck
baby
infant
hole
perforation
complain
lament(able)
cunning
ruse
stratagem
trick(y)
care
feed
nurse /ing
provide for
care
feed
nurse /ing
provide for
afraid
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
coy(ness)
shy
timid(ity)
timourous(ness)
pigeon
polish(ing)
smoothen
shiver(ing)
tremble
shiver(ing)
tremble
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
flatten
hole
hole
barren
desert(ed)
isolate(d)
lifeless
lone(ly)
gallop(ing)
race /ing
run (speed)
trot
gallop(ing)
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
trexn•
trias• [GN]
tribd•
tribd•
1
tribl•
1
tribl•
1
tribl•
2
tribl•
tribn•
tribn•
tribn•
tribn•
tribn•
tribn•
trikf•
trikf•
trikf•
trints•
trints•
trints•
trints•
tript•
tript•
tris•
tris•
trit• [LN]
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
2
tritš•
2
tritš•
2
tritš•
trivi•
trivi•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
trix•
2
trix•
trixl•
trixl•
trixl•
trixn•
trjox• [RN]
1
trof•
2
trof•
2
trof•
trech
trech
trech
trechn
tri(as)
tribad
tribad
tribul
tribul
tribul
trybli
tribon
tribon
tribon
trimm
trimm
trimm
trico
trico
trico
thrinc
thrinc
thring
thring
tripudi
tripudi
thriss
thriss
trit
tero
tero
tero
triti
triti
triti
tric
tric
tric
trivi
trivi
thrich(i)
thrich(i)
thrich(i)
thrix
thrix
thrix
trich(in)
trichil
trichil
trichil
trich(in)
trioch
troph
troph
troph
race /ing
run (speed)
trot
branch (ramification)
third
fornicate /ation
homosexual
card (wool etc)
harrow
scrape
pan (frying)
second-hand
second-rate
use(d)
second-hand
second-rate
use(d)
cavil at
criticize
quibble
coping
ridge (roof)
coping
ridge (roof)
ballet
dance
clupeoid (etc)
herring
three
regret(table)
sorry (be)
unfortunately
regret(table)
sorry (be)
unfortunately
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
vernacular
vulgar
filament
hair
thread (fiber)
filament
hair
thread (fiber)
cotton
bower
harbour (bower)
summerhouse
brush
three
feed(er)
develop
grow
205
trogl•
trogl•
trokt•
trokt•
trokt•
trokt•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
2
tromb•
2
tromb•
trong1
trop•
1
trop•
1
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
tropftropt•
tropt•
tros•
tros•
tros•
tros•
tros•
trosk•
trots•
trots•
trots•
trots•
trox•
trox•
1
troxl•
2
troxl•
truš•
trutn•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
2
trutš•
2
trutš•
truv•
trux•
trux•
206
trogl
trogl
troct
troct
trog
trog
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb(id)
thromb(id)
threon
trop(ae)
trop(ae)
trop(ae)
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop(id)
tropis
toros
toros
toros
toros
toros
throsc
tros
tros
trot
trot
troch(al)
troch(al)
trochl
trochl
trus
trutin
trych(er)
trych(er)
trych(er)
trychn
trychn
trychn
truci
truci
thrau
taarucha [Hb]
taarucha [Hb]
cave(rn)
grotto
gnaw
nibble
gnaw
nibble
ball (lump)
chunk
clot
hunk
lump
tumor
shiver(ing)
tremble
chemical word stem
return
swivel
turn about
character (nature)
custom(ary)
inclination
manner
tendency
trend
usage
chemical word stem
keel
keel
bump (lump)
hump
hunchback
lump
tuber
jump
injure /ious
wound(ed)
injure /ious
wound(ed)
disk
wheel
wind (air)
turn(ing)
push
balance(d)
rag
scrap
shred
rag
scrap
shred
holocaust
massacre
break(ing)
exhibit(ion)
exposition
tri
trib
trib
trib
trib
trib
trib
trib
trybli
trybli
trient
tryg
tryg
tryg
tryg
trygn•
trygon
tryhemi• [GN] try + hemi
trux
tryks•
trux
tryks•
trux
tryks•
trux
tryks•
thryl
trylm•
thryl
trylm•
tryil
trylm•
tryil
trylm•
trysm
trylm•
trysm
trylm•
tryz
trylm•
tryz
trylm•
toryn
tryn•
trua
tryn•
otrynt
trynt•
otrynt
trynt•
otrynt
trynt•
trep
tryp•
trep
tryp•
trym
tryp•
trym
tryp•
tryp
tryp•
tryp
tryp•
tryph(er)
trypf•
tryphos
trypf•
1
trips
tryps•
1
trypt
tryps•
2
tryps
tryps•
2
tryps
tryps•
2
tryps
tryps•
2
trypt
tryps•
2
trypt
tryps•
2
trypt
tryps•
try(os)
tryš•
try(os)
tryš•
try(os)
tryš•
trys
tryš•
trys
tryš•
trys
tryš•
try• [GN]
1
tryb•
1
tryb•
1
tryb•
1
tryb•
2
tryb•
2
tryb•
2
tryb•
trybl•
trybl•
tryent• [LN]
tryg•
tryg•
tryg•
tryg•
three
crush
pound(ing)
pulverize(d)
rub
gangway
path
walk (path)
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
one third
benefit
gain
harvest(ing)
revenue
pigeon
one-and-a-half
brutal
impertinent
impudent
pert
murmur
whisper
murmur
whisper
murmur
whisper
murmur
whisper
spoon
spoon
excite(d)
incite
nervous
bore (through)
perforate(d)
bore
perforate(d)
bore
perforate(d)
delicate
delicate
mill(ing)
mill(ing)
demolish
destroy
separate(d)
demolish
destroy
separate(d)
drudge
labour (hard)
toil(ing)
drudge
labour (hard)
toil(ing)
tryte• [GN]
tsajr•
tsajr•
tsajr•
tsak•
tsaks•
tsaks•
tsaks•
tsaks•
tsaks•
tsaks•
1
tsalj•
1
tsalj•
2
tsalj•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsamb•
tsamb•
tsamb•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
####
cae
caj
seir
thac
cacc
cacc
cacc
caco(d)
caco(d)
caco(d)
thal(e)i
thal(e)i
tall
thalp(or)
thalp(or)
thalp(or)
thalp(or)
thalyer
thalyer
thalyer
thalyer
thamb
thamb
thamb
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
campil
campil
campil
campil
campil
campil
campyl
campyl
campyl
campyl
campyl
campyl
one third
burn
burn
burn
chair
droppings
dung
faeces
droppings
dung
faeces
blossoming
flower(ing)
onion
ardour
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
ardour
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
consternation
fear(ful)
fright(en)
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
tsanel•
tsap•
tsapr•
tsapr•
tsapr•
tsapr•
1
tsaps•
1
tsaps•
2
tsaps•
2
tsaps•
2
tsaps•
tsapyr•
tsapyr•
tsapyr•
tsarp•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastr•
tsatl•
tsatl•
tsatl•
tsatl•
tsav•
tsawt•
tsawt•
tsawt•
tseb•
tseb•
tsefal•
tsefal•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
2
tsek•
2
tsek•
2
tsek•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
camur
camur
camur
camur
camp
camp
camp
kamp
kamp
kamp
canell
cap
capr
capr
capr
capr
caps
caps
caps
caps
caps
capyr
capyr
capyr
carp
castig
castig
castig
castig
castig
castr
catul
catul
catul
catul
tsavaron [Hb]
caut
caut
caut
ceb
ceb
cebl
cephal
caec
caec
coec
coec
caec
caec
caec
thect
thect
thect
thect
thect
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
zigzag
caterpillar
grub
larva
caterpillar
grub
larva
cinnamon
cradle
boar (wild)
pig
pork
swine
capture(d)
catch (get)
eat(ing)
engulf
swallow
fry
roast(ed)
toast(ing)
wrist
admonish
blame(d)
exhort
reproach(able)
tell off
camp(ing)
descendant
offspring
son
young(ster)
collar
careful(ly)
cautious
prudent(ly)
ape
monkey
head
head
blind(ness)
invisible
blind(ness)
invisible
darken
hide/ ing
obscure(d)
egg on
excite(d)
incite
instigate
nervous
207
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tselest•
tselest•
tselest•
tselis•
tselis•
tselis•
tselis•
tselj•
tselj•
tselj•
tsemg•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsenti• [LN]
tsepr•
tseps•
tseras•
tsere•
tserjtsesi•
tsesi•
tsesi•
tsest•
208
thect
thect
thect
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
celest
celest
celest
celid
celid
celis
celis
celi
celi
celi
tsemeg [Hb]
caen
caen
caen
kain
kain
kain
caen
caen
caen
caen
caen
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
(s)cend
(s)cend
(s)cend
(s)cend
cens
cens
cens
cens
centi
caepor
ceps
ceras
cere
cericaesi
caesi
caesi
cest
rouse
set on
stimulate
egg on
excite(d)
incite
instigate
nervous
rouse
set on
stimulate
Eden
heaven
paradise
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
instigate
spur (on)
urge on
rubber
devoid
empty/ ness
vacant /cy
devoid
empty/ ness
vacant /cy
fresh
modern
new
novel
recent(ly)
fresh
modern
new
novel
recent(ly)
advance (vb)
go
progress(ing)
walk(ing)
advance (vb)
go
progress(ing)
walk(ing)
hundredth
garden
head
cherry(tree)
candle(stick)
chemical element Ce
blue
bright
clear
band
tsest•
tsest•
tsest•
tsest•
tset•
tseztsiantsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsid•
tsid•
tsid•
tsikl•
tsikl•
tsikur•
tsikur•
tsikur•
tsiml•
tsin•
tsin•
tsinam•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsinifl•
tsinifl•
tsinyr•
tsinyr•
tsipt•
1
tsirj•
1
tsirj•
2
tsirj•
2
tsirj•
tsisttsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsitj•
tsitj•
tsitj•
tsitr•
tsitr•
tsjar•
cest
cest
cest
cest
c(a)et
caesciancibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
(i)cid
(i)cid
(i)cid
cycle
cycle
cicur
cicur
cicur
cimel
cin
cin
cinnam
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinifl(o)
cinifl(o)
cinyr
cinyr
cipit
cirr
cirr
cirr
cirr
cist
thin
thin
thin
this
this
this
this
cit
cit
cit
citr
citr
cear
belt
strip (ribbon)
tape (ribbon)
zone
whale
chemical element Cs
chemical word stem
control (vb)
direct (manage)
govern
guide (vb)
lead(ing)
manage
rule (control)
steer(ing)
annihilate(d)
exterminate
kill(ing)
ring (circle)
wheel
civilized
disciplined
tame(d)
treasure
displace
move(ment)
cinnamon
fornicatious
impure
indecent
lewd(ness)
obscene
unchaste /ity
curl(ed)
do hair
groan
moan
take(n)
curl (hair)
fringe
ginger
yellow
chemical word stem
hill
mound
sandhill
dune
hill
mound
sandhill
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
citrus fruit
lemon
heart
tsobl•
tsobl•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsola•
tsorj•
tsorj•
tsoron•
tsukm•
tsukm•
tsukm•
tsulk•
tsulk•
tsurm•
tsurm•
tsusi•
tsut•
tsyb•
tsyf•
tsyf•
1
tsym•
1
tsym•
1
tsym•
2
tsym•
2
tsym•
2
tsym•
tsymb•
tsymb•
tsymb•
tsyrt•
tsyrt•
tsyst•
tsyst•
tsyst•
tsyt•
tšajtr•
tšalk•
tšandz•
tšanj•
tšardi•
tšene•
tšene•
tšent• [LN]
tšer•
tšer•
tšer•
tšer•
tšerl•
tšerl•
tšern•
cobal
cobal
coen
coen
coen
coen
xyn
xyn
xyn
xyn
col(a)
corrh
cors
coron
cucum(a)
cucum(a)
cucum(a)
culcit
culcit
turm(a)
turm(a)
tsusi [S]
cut(is)
cyb
cyph
cyph
cym
cym
cym
thym
thym
thym
cymb
cymb
cymb
cyrt
cyrt
cyst
cyst
cyst
cyt
chaitrah [S]
chalikah [Hb]
chanzir [A]
chanuyah [Hb]
cardi
ceneon
ceneon
centi
cer
cer
cer
cer
coerule
coerule
chern(et)
naughty /ness
prank
common(ly)
general(ly)
neuter
neutral
common(ly)
general(ly)
neuter
neutral
apartment
temple (cheek)
temple (cheek)
crow
boiler
cauldron
kettle
mattress
pillow
squadron
team (nn)
flower
skin
head
hump
hunchback
germ (nn)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
ghost
soul
spirit (ghost)
boat
canoe
ship (boat)
bend/bent
curve(d)
bladder
blister
bubble
cell
March
blouse
bacon
park(ing)
stomach
flank
side
hundred
balm
cream
polish (cream)
wax (cream)
blue
purple
deprive(d)
tšern•
tšern•
tšern•
tšers•
tšers•
tšert•
tšert•
tšert•
tšert•
tšert•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
tšet•
tšet•
tšet•
tšetr• [RN]
tšetšid•
tš
tšiner•
tšiner•
tšint•
tšint•
tšis•
tšis•
tšist•
tšitšin•
tšod•
tšod•
tšod•
1
tšol•
1
tšol•
1
tšol•
1
tšol•
2
tšol•
2
tšol•
tšon•
tšon•
tšon•
tšon•
tšort•
tšort•
tšort•
tšots•
tšots•
tšots•
tšurs•
tšurs•
tšurs•
tud•
tud•
tudikl•
tudikl•
tudikl•
chern(et)
chern(et)
chern(et)
chers
chers
cerrit
cerrit
cerrit
cerrit
cerrit
cerchal
cerchal
cerchn(ei)
cerchn(ei)
chaet
chaet
chaet
chetirij
cecidi
cecidi
ciner
ciner
chinta [S]
chinta [S]
chinta [S]
ciss
kiss
cist
cicin
ceod
ceod
ceod
col(a)
col(a)
col(a)
col(a)
coll(i)
coll(i)
cio(n)
kio(n)
kio(n)
kio(n)
choret
choret
choret
chott [A]
chott [A]
chott [A]
curs
curs
curs
tut(a)
tut(a)
tudicl
tudicl
tudicul
indigent
needy
poor(ly)
continent
land (country)
crazy
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
nuts (adv)
hoarse
husky
hoarse
husky
brush
hair(do)
mane
four
gall(nut)
oak-apple
ashy
gray
concerned
uneasy
worried
ivy
ivy
trunk
curl (hair)
odour
perfume
smell (aroma)
dwell
lodge (live)
reside /ing
stay(ing)
hill
mount(ain)
post (prop)
column
pillar
post (prop)
country(side)
field(s)
land (nature)
grass-land
meadow
pasture
gallop(ing)
race /ing
run (speed)
certain
sure
crusher
press (pusher)
crusher
209
tudikl•
tugr•
tugr•
tujt•
tujt•
tujt•
tuljtumf•
tumf•
tumn•
tumn•
tumt•
tumt•
tumt•
tumt•
tuns•
tuns•
tuns•
tupf•
tupf•
tupf•
tupf•
tups•
tups•
1
turg•
2
turg•
turj•
turj•
turj•
turj•
turš•
tur
1
tux•
1
tux•
2
tux•
1
tyf•
1
tyf•
1
tyf•
1
tyf•
2
tyf•
2
tyf•
2
tyf•
2
tyf•
1
tyfl•
1
tyfl•
1
tyfl•
2
tyfl•
tygatr•
tygn•
tyk•
tyk•
tyk•
tyk•
tyl•
tyl•
210
tudicul
tuguri
tuguri
tuit(a)
tuit(a)
tuit(a)
tulli
tum(efac)
tumesc
tymm
tymm
thaum(at)
thaum(at)
thaum(at)
thaum(at)
tuens
tuens
tuens
tuph
tuph
typh
typh
tude
typis
turg(or)
turgeman [Hb]
thur
thur
thur
thur
tursi
turi(on)
turi(on)
teuch
teuch
teuch
typh
typh
typh
typh
typh
typh
typh
typh
typhl
typhl
typhl
typhl
thygater
tygchan
tych
tych
tych
tych
tyle
tyle
press (pusher)
cabin
shed (cabin)
defend
guard(ed)
protect
chemical element Tm
swell(ing)
swell(ing)
beat(ing)
strike
marvel(ous)
miracle
prodigy
wonder (miracle)
glance
look
stare
appall
disconcert
appall
disconcert
hammer
hammer
swell(ing)
interpreter
he-man
macho
male
virile
shuttle
sprout (twig)
twig
book
work (book)
weapon(ry)
fume (smoke)
gas
smoke
vapor
conceited
pride
proud(ly)
vain(glorious)
assemble
bind (book)
gather
intestine
daughter
find
chance
destiny
fate
hazard(ous)
cushion
mattress
tyl•
tyl•
tylak•
tylak•
tylt•
tylt•
tylt•
tylt•
tylt•
tylt•
1
tym•
1
tym•
1
tym•
1
tym•
2
tym•
tymj•
tymj•
tyml•
tynk•
tynt•
1
typ•
2
typ•
typl•
1
typt•
1
typt•
2
typt•
2
typt•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
2
tyr•
tyrd•
tyrd•
tyrd•
1
tyrs•
2
tyrs•
tysm•
tysn•
1
tyš•
1
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
1
tyts•
1
tyts•
2
tyts•
tyx•
tyx•
tyle
tyle
thylac
thylac
thyl
thyl
thyl
tyl(l)
tyl(l)
tyl(l)
thym
thym
thym
thym
thym
thymia
thymia
thymel
tygkhan
tyntl(ast)
typ
typ
typhl
typ(e)
typ(e)
typot
typot
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
tyr
ptyr(t)
ptyr(t)
ptyr(t)
thyrs
thyri(s)
ptys(m)
thysan
thur
thy(o)
thyo
thyo
thyo
thyo
thysi
thysi
thysi
thysi
tytt(h)
tytt(h)
tytt(h)
tych
tych
pillow
upholstery
bag
pocket
bulb
callus
corn (callus)
bulb
callus
corn (callus)
character (nature)
emotion
spunk
temperament
thyme
odour
perfume
altar
meet
mud
press (printing)
represent
blind(ness)
sign
signal
model(led)
mould (form)
door
flap
panel
shield (protection)
valve
cheese
cowardice
insipid(ity)
shy(ness)
bush
window
spit(tle)
tassel
incense
incense
offer(ing)
rite
ritual
sacrifice
offer(ing)
rite
ritual
sacrifice
small
tiny
young
adventure
event
tyx•
tyx•
LEMMAS
ubi•
ubi•
ubi•
ubikw•
ubikw•
1
udam•
2
udam•
udj•
udj•
udj•
udud•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ulam•
ulam•
1
ulgin•
1
ulgin•
2
ulgin•
2
ulgin•
ulis•
ulis•
ulis•
ultra•
ultra•
ultra•
ultra•
ultra•
ultš•
ultš•
ultš•
ultš•
ultš•
ultš•
uluk•
1
umb•
1
umb•
1
umb•
1
umb•
2
umb•
uned•
uned•
uned•
ungl•
upad•
tych
tych
ETYMONS
ob
ob
ob
ubiqu
ubiqu
udam
udamin
ud(eo)
ud(eo)
ud(eo)
ud
ongu
ongu
ongu
ongu
ungu
ungu
ungu
ungu
ulam
ulam
ulig(in)
ulig(in)
ulig(in)
ulig(in)
ulis
ulis
ulis
ultra
ultra
ultra
ultra
ultra
ulc
ulc
ulc
ulqu
ulqu
ulqu
ulukah [S]
omb
omb
umb
umb
umb(on)
uned
uned
uned
ung(ul)
opad
experience (event)
happening
MEANINGS
above
soar(ing)
up(stairs)
everywhere
wherever
no(ne)
worthless
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
threshold
anoint(ed)
lubricate
smear(ed)
spread
anoint(ed)
lubricate
smear(ed)
spread
troop
unit (troop)
humid(ity)
wet(ness)
meadow
pasture
gums
membrane
mucous
across
beyond
extreme(ly)
overtransdraw (pull)
pull
trail (pull)
draw (pull)
pull
trail(ing)
owl (etc)
button (push)
lump
button (push)
lump
shield (protection)
arbutus
raspberry (etc)
strawberry
hoof
accompany
upad•
upad•
upad•
upaj•
upan•
upan•
upar•
upar•
upar•
upar•
upim•
upim•
upl•
upl•
upr•
uran•
uran•
uran•
uran•
ure•
ure•
1
ured•
1
ured•
1
ured•
1
ured•
2
ured•
1
urign•
2
urign•
2
urign•
urints•
urints•
urix•
urix•
urjurke•
urke•
urke•
urke•
urke•
urke•
usnustil•
usx•
uša•
uša•
uštra•
uštra•
utob•
utob•
utr•
utr•
utr•
utr•
utr•
uv•
1
uvl•
opad
opad
opad
opae
pan
pan
upaharah [S]
upaharah [S]
upaharah [S]
upaharah [S]
opim
opim
opil(io)
opil(io)
opor
ouran
ouran
uran
uran
ure
ure
ured
ured
urens
urens
ured
urigin
urigin
urigin
urin(at)
urin(at)
arrhich
urich
urani
orcul
orcul
orcul
urce
urce
urce
usn(e)
ust(il)
osch
ushah [S]
ushah [S]
ushtrah [S]
ushtrah [S]
otob
otob
utr
utr
utr
utr
utr
uv
(o)ul
consequence
follow(ing)
sequel
open
flare (torch)
torch
bid
offer (bid)
present(ed)
propose(d)
fertile
fruitful
herdsman
shepherd
summer(time)
firmament
heaven
firmament
heaven
urinate
urine
burn (nn)
scald(ing)
burn (nn)
scald(ing)
coal
rut
erupt(ion)
skin disease
dive
plunge
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
chemical element U
jar (pot)
jug
vase
jar (pot)
jug
vase
chemical word stem
rust(ed)
scrotum
dawn(ing)
daybreak
camel
dromedary
loud(ness)
noise / noisy
container
holder
receptacle
socket
tube
grape
crimped
211
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
uvr•
uvr•
uvr•
LEMMAS
vada•
vada•
vada•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vajsax•
vakr•
vakr•
vakts•
valr•
valt•
valt•
vamvanm•
vans•
vans•
vans•
vanx•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varts•
varts•
212
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
ur
ur
ur
ETYMONS
vada [S]
vada [S]
vada [S]
vafer
vafr
vafer
vafer
vafr
vafr
vafer
vafer
vafr
vafr
Vaisakhah [S]
vacerr
vacerr
vacc
valer
valetud
valetud
vanadi
vann
vanesc
vanesc
vanesc
vang
var(ic)
variol
var(ic)
variol
var(ic)
var(ic)
variol
variol
varic
varic
curl(ed)
frill
ruche
ruff(le)
all
complete(ly)
detailed
encompassing
extensive
full
back(side)
behind (rump)
tail (end)
MEANINGS
inform(ation)
instruct
teach
wily
wily
crafty
cunning
crafty
cunning
scheme /ing
subtle
scheme /ing
subtle
April
chopping-block
log (block)
cow
eagle
well-being
health
chemical element V
winnow
vanish
disappear
fade
hoe (etc)
vesicle
vesicle
bleb
bleb
pimple
pustule
pimple
pustule
asunder
disparate
varts•
varts•
vastr•
vastr•
vastr•
vatits•
vatits•
vatsar•
vejd•
vejd•
vejd•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
veksl•
veksl•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
velj•
velj•
velots•
velots•
velots•
velots•
vened•
venj•
venj•
venr•
venr•
venst•
venst•
verbr•
verbr•
verdž•
vargž
varic
varic
vastram [S]
vastram [S]
vastram [S]
vaticin
vaticin
vatsarah [S]
vedd [S]
vedd [S]
vedd [S]
vecord
vecors
vecord
vecors
vecord
vecord
vecord
vecors
vecors
vecors
vexill
vexill
veles
velet
veles
veles
veles
veles
velet
velet
veles
velet
vell
vell
veloc
veloc
veloc
veloc
venet
veni
veni
ven(at)
ven(at)
venust
venust
verber
verber
valgus
valgus
disperse
separate(d)
cloth
sheet
tissue
prophet
soothsayer
year
wisdom
know(ledge)
know-how
absurd
absurd
foolish
foolish
senseless
silly
stupid
senseless
silly
stupid
flag
standard (flag)
warrior
warrior
knight
knight
military
militiaman
military
militiaman
soldier
soldier
pluck(ing)
tear off
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
speed(y)
blue
favour(able)
grace
chase
hunt
amiable
lovable
whip(ping)
scourge (whip)
deflect
deviate
va vargž rgž
v vargž argž
v vargž argž
v vargž argž
v vargž argž
v vargž argž
vargž
vargž
vargž
vargž
vered•
1
vern•
1
vern•
2
vern•
vernak•
verp•
verp•
vertitš•
vertitš•
vertitš•
vertitš•
verw•
verw•
verw•
1
verz•
1
verz•
2
verz•
vesn•
vesn•
vesn•
vesn•
1
vests•
1
vests•
1
vests•
1
vests•
1
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
vetr•
vetr•
vetr•
vetr•
vetr•
vetr•
vetrin•
vetrin•
vetrin•
valgus
valgus
var(us)
var(us)
var(us)
var(us)
verg
verg
verg
verg
vered
vernan
vernat
vern
vernacul
verp
verp
vertic
vertic
vertic
vertic
veru
veru
veru
vers(i)
vers(i)
verr
vesan
vesan
vesan
vesan
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
veter(n)
vetus
veter(n)
vetus
veter(n)
vetus
veterin
veterin
veterin
differ
diverge
deflect
deviate
differ
diverge
deflect
deviate
differ
diverge
horse
spring(time)
spring(time)
slave (servant)
native (indigenous)
pecker (penis)
penis
whirl(ing)
hinge
swivel
turning-point
pin (stylus)
prick(ing)
sting (needle)
change
modify
boar (tame)
frenzy
insane /ity
mad(ness)
mania
dish (food)
eat(ing)
food
meal
supper
emaciated
gaunt
lean (thin)
skinny
thin(ly)
exexformer
former
late (former)
late (former)
cattle
flock (herd)
herd (group)
vetrin•
vex•
vex•
vex•
vex•
vexs•
vexs•
vexs•
vexs•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
2
viat•
2
viat•
2
viat•
vibek•
vibek•
vibek•
vibek•
vide•
vide•
vigel•
vigel•
vigel•
vigel•
vihar•
vihar•
vihar•
vikn•
viks•
viks•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
1
vinl•
1
vinl•
veterin
veh
veh
veh
veh
vex(a)
vex(a)
vex(a)
vex(a)
viatic
viator
viatic
viatic
viator
viator
via
via
via
vibex
vibic
vibex
vibic
viden
video
vigil
vigil
vigil
vigil
vihar [S]
vihar [S]
vihar [S]
vican
vix
vix
vict
vict
vict
vinc
vinc
vinc
vict
vict
vinc
vinc
vict
vict
vinc
vinc
vinnul
vinnul
stock (cattle)
behavior
conduct(ing)
drive /ing
steer(ing)
affront
insult
offend /se
outrage(ous)
journey(ing)
journey(ing)
travel(ling)
trip (journey)
travel(ling)
trip (journey)
way (road)
highway
road(way)
wound(ed)
wound(ed)
injury
injury
television
television
alert
attentive
awake
keen
apartment
dwelling-place
home
village
hardly
scarce(ly)
vanquish
vanquish
victory
vanquish
vanquish
victory
win
win
win
win
defeat (loss)
defeat(ing)
defeat (loss)
defeat(ing)
attract(ion)
charm(ing)
213
2
vinl•
2
vinl•
2
vinl•
viol•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
1
virs•
1
virs•
2
virs•
2
virs•
2
virs•
2
virs•
virtu•
virtu•
virtu•
virul•
virul•
virul•
višesn•
višesn•
višesn•
višesn•
višesn•
vit•
vitiš•
vitiš•
vitiš•
vitj•
vitj•
1
vitl•
2
vitl•
2
vitl•
2
vitl•
vitsa•
vitsa•
vitsa•
214
vinolent
vinolent
vinolent
viol
virgat
virgat
virgat
virgulat
virgulat
virgulat
virios
vis
virios
vis
virios
vis
virios
vis
virios
vis
viros
viros
viros
virus
viros
virus
virt(u)
virt(u)
virt(u)
virulent
virulent
virulent
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
viti
vitios
vitios
vitios
viti
viti
vitell
vitil
vitil
vitil
vitt(a)
vitt(a)
vitt(a)
Bordeaux (color)
deep-red
red
purple
striation
strip (ribbon)
stripe
striation
strip (ribbon)
stripe
capacity
capacity
energy
energy
might (strength)
might (strength)
power (strength)
power (strength)
strength
strength
stench
stink
venom
venom
poison
poison
possibility
principle
theory
virulent
contagious
infectious
apart (rare)
exceptional
rare
seldom
special
grape
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
vice
naughty /ness
yolk
wreathe
plait
twine(d)
band (tape)
reel (strip)
strip (ribbon)
vitsa•
vitsl•
vitsl•
vitšn•
vjagr•
vjen•
vjen•
vjen•
vjen•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vlat•
vlat•
vlat•
vlat•
vler•
1
vlukr•
1
vlukr•
2
vlukr•
2
vlukr•
vlus•
vola•
voln•
voln•
volš•
volš•
volut•
vomits•
vomr•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vors•
vors•
vosm• [RN]
vrest•
vrest•
vrest•
vrest•
1
vrus•
2
vrus•
vitt(a)
vitul
vitul
vicin
vyaghrah [S]
vien
viet
vien
viet
viesc
viesc
viet
viet
viesc
viet
viesc
viet
vallar
vallat
vallar
vallat
veller
volucer
volucr
volucer
volucr
vallus
vola
vol(an)
volat
volsell
volsell
volut
vomic
vomer
vor
vor
vor
vor
vor
vor
vers
vors
vosjem
vir(ens)
virec
viresc
virid
virus
virus
tape (ribbon)
cow
heifer
neighbour
tiger
knot(ted)
knot(ted)
node
node
wane
wither
wane
wither
droop
droop
fade
fade
bulwark
bulwark
rampart
rampart
wool(en)
bird
bird
wing
wing
fence
sole (foot)
fly (vb)
fly (vb)
pincers
tongs
roll(ing)
abscess
ploughshare
carouse
glutton(y)
gorge
quaff
stuff(ed)
swill
turn(ing)
turn(ing)
eight
green
green
green
green
juice
bitter
2
vrus•
1
vuls•
1
vuls•
2
vuls•
vults•
vults•
vults•
vults•
vwan•
virus
vuls
vuls
vuls
vult(u)
vult(u)
vult(u)
vult(u)
vuan
LEMMAS ETYMONS
witrwolfrwolfrwulk•
wut•
wut•
wut•
wut•
LEMMAS
xadr•
xadr•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xajr•
xajr•
xajr•
xajr•
xajr•
xal•
xal•
xal•
xal•
xal•
xal•
xaladz•
xalb•
xalep•
xalep•
xalep•
xalep•
xalep•
xalits•
xalits•
xalits•
xalits•
####
tungsten
wolfr
oullaiq [A]
outo
outo
outo
outo
ETYMONS
hadr(yn)
hadr(yn)
chaen
chaen
hian
hian
hiasc
hiasc
hiat
hiat
chaer
chaer
chaer
chaer
chaer
chal
chal
chalar
chalar
chalast
chalast
chalaz
galb [A]
chalep
chalep
chalep
chalep
chalep
calcar
calcin
calco
chalic
sour
break away
tear off
bald
expression (look)
face (nn)
look (expression)
mien
ventilator
MEANINGS
chemical word stem
chemical element W
chemical element W
blueberry
according to
so
such
thus
MEANINGS
mature /ity
ripe
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
fortunate
happy/ ness
joy
pleasure
rejoice
leave (let)
let
leave (let)
let
leave (let)
let
hail (ice)
heart
disgusting
malicious
perverse
shame(ful)
snare (malice)
lime
lime
lime
lime
xalits•
xalits•
xalits•
xalits•
1
xalj•
2
xalj•
2
xalj•
1
xalk•
1
xalk•
2
xalk•
xalt•
xalt•
xalt•
xalt•
xame•
xame•
xame•
1
xar•
1
xar•
2
xar•
2
xar•
xaradr•
xaradr•
xaradr•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
2
xarak•
2
xarak•
2
xarak•
xarn•
xart•
xart•
xart•
xartats•
xaru•
xaru•
xasa•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xedrop•
xedrop•
1
xeim•
2
xeim•
xekt•
xekt•
calcar
calcin
calco
chalic
hali
halia
halia
chalc
chalc
chalc
halit
halit
halit
halit
chamae
chamae
chamae
char
char
ghar [A]
ghar [A]
charadr
charadr
charadr
charac
herco
charac
herco
charac
herco
charac
herco
charac
charac
charac
charin
cart
cart
cart
chartac
haru
haru
hasah [S]
chasm
chasm
chasm
chasm
chasm
chasm
chedrop
chedrop
cheim(at)
cheim(at)
hecat
hecat
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
abundant
boat
ship (boat)
metal
ore
forge/ ing
fog
mist
steam
vapor
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
benevolence
grace
cave(rn)
grotto
abyss
canyon
ravine
barrier
barrier
corral
corral
enclosure
enclosure
fence
fence
engrave
scratch
scrub(bing)
thank(s)
layout
map
plan
paper
inner
internal
laugh(ing)
abyss
breach
canyon
crack (split)
fissure
split(ting)
husk
pod
frost
winter
distant
far
215
1
xel•
1
xel•
2
xel•
2
xel•
xeld•
xely•
xely•
xely•
xely•
xely•
xely•
xelys•
xelys•
xelys•
xelys•
xem•
xem•
xem•
1
xen•
1
xen•
2
xen•
xenits•
xenits•
xenits•
xer•
xer•
xerm•
xerm•
xers•
1
xers•
1
xers•
1
xers•
xežb•
xežb•
xidr•
xidr•
xidr•
xidr•
xidr•
xidr•
1
xil•
2
xil•
2
xil•
2
xil•
2
xil•
xili• [GN]
xion•
xir•
xit•
xit•
xit•
xlamyd•
xlamyd•
xlamyd•
xlast•
xlast•
216
claw
talon
pincers
pinch(ing)
swallow (bird)
carapace
crust
carapace
crust
shell (cover)
shell (cover)
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
material
matter (substance)
substance
duck (fowl)
goose
just (now)
handicap(ped)
hindrance
obstacle
widow(er)
orphan
rock (stone)
stone
desert
isolation
loneliness
waste(land)
cheschbon [Hb] bill (invoice)
cheschbon [Hb] invoice
hidrys
establish(ed)
hidryt
establish(ed)
hidrys
found(ation)
hidryt
found(ation)
hidrys
institute(d)
hidryt
institute(d)
chil
lip
chil
border (rim)
chil
edge
chil
hem
chil
ridge (brim)
chilio
thousand
chion
snow
chir
hand (nn)
chit(on)
carapace
chit(on)
shell (cover)
chit(on)
tunic
chlamyd
cloak
chlamyd
coat (mantle)
chlamyd
mantle
chalasm
elastic
chalast
elastic
chel
chely
chely
chely
chelid
cheli
cheli
chely
chely
cheli
chely
chelon
chelon
chelyd
chelyd
chem(o)
chem(o)
chem(o)
chen
chen
hen
choenic
choenic
choenic
cher
cher
cherm
cherm
chers
chers
chers
chers
xlast•
xlast•
xlast•
xlast•
xled•
xled•
xled•
xled•
xled•
xled•
xled•
1
xlen•
2
xlen•
2
xlen•
2
xlen•
1
xler•
1
xler•
1
xler•
1
xler•
2
xler•
2
xler•
2
xler•
2
xler•
xlid•
xlid•
xlid•
xlid•
xlin•
xlin•
xlin•
xlint•
xlint•
1
xloj•
1
xloj•
1
xloj•
1
xloj•
2
xloj•
2
xloj•
xlom•
xlom•
xlom•
xlomt•
xlont•
1
xlor•
1
xlor•
2
xlor•
xlyb•
xmart•
xmart•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
chalasm
chalasm
chalast
chalast
chled
chled
chled
chled
chled
chled
chled
glen
chlaen
chlaen
chlaen
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
chlid
chlid
chlid
chlid
clin
clin
clin
clin
clin
chloe
chloe
chloe
chloe
chloe
chloe
chelom(at)
chelom(at)
chelom(at)
chelom(at)
clont
chlor
chlor
chlor
chalyb
hamart
hamart
chnaum
chnaur
chnaum
chnaur
chnaum
chnaum
pliable
pliant
pliable
pliant
left-over
relic
remainder
remains
remnant
rest (remainder)
ruin (remains)
star
clothing
garment
mantle
chance
hazard(ous)
luck
probability
duty (obligation)
function
office (function)
post (function)
imposing
luxury
pomp
solemn
where(abouts)
direction
position
disposition
inclination
foliage
herb
leaves
vegetable
impulse
instinct
bifurcation
splicing
split(ting)
fork
fruit
green
pale(ness)
fresh
steel
error
mistake
dainty
dainty
goodies
goodies
sweets
sweets
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojr•
xojr•
1
xol•
1
xol•
2
xol•
2
xol•
xom•
xom•
xom•
xom•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xomr•
xomr•
xomr•
xomr•
1
xondr•
2
xondr•
2
xondr•
xorj•
xorj•
xorj•
xorj•
xort•
xort•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
1
xremat•
1
xremat•
1
xremat•
2
xremat•
2
xremat•
2
xremat•
chnaur
chnaur
chnaum
chnaur
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choer
choer
chol
chol
chol
chol
hom(o)
hom(o)
hom(o)
hom(o)
choma
choma
choma
choma
choma
choma
homor
homor
homor
homor
chondr
chondr
chondr
chori
chori
chori
chori
chort
chort
rhaen
rhaen
rhant
rhant
rhaen
rhant
rhaen
rhaen
rhaen
rhant
rhant
rhant
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
sweets
sweets
tidbit
tidbit
amount
measure(ment)
portion
quantity
ration (measure)
pork
swine
gall
venom
lame
paralyze(d)
equal
resembling
same
similar(ly)
wharf
breakwater
dike
embankment
landing-stage
mole (wharf)
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
next (to)
cartilage
grain
granule
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
leather
grass
hay
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
irrigate
irrigate
spray
sprinkle
squirt
spray
sprinkle
squirt
bazaar
fair (nn)
market
abundant
affluent/ce
comfort
xremat•
xres•
xrest•
xrest•
xrest•
xrest•
xrest•
xret•
xri•
xri•
xri•
1
xrin•
1
xrin•
2
xrin•
xrism•
xrism•
xrism•
xromxromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xron•
xron•
xron•
xron•
xron•
xros•
xros•
xrov•
xrys•
xtes•
xtes•
xtes•
xtes•
xton•
xton•
xun•
xuzm•
xy•
xy•
xyd•
xyd•
xym•
xym•
xym•
xym•
xys•
xytr•
xytr•
xytr•
xytr•
xwan•
2
chremat
rhes
chrest
chrest
chrest
chrest
chrest
rhet
cri
cri
cri
rhin
rhin
crin
chrisma
chrisma
chrisma
chromo
chrom(at)
chrom(at)
chrom(at)
chro(n)
chro(n)
chro(n)
chron
chron
chron
chron
chron
chros
chros
chro
chrys
chtes
chtiz
chtes
chtiz
chthon
chthon
chaun
chouzama [A]
hyo(s)
hyo(s)
hydat
hydat
chyl
chym
chyl
chym
chys
chytr
chytr
chytr
chytr
choan
fortune (good)
name
worthy
bonus
merit(orious)
premium
prize
resin
ram (sheep etc)
sheep
tup
file (rasp)
rasp
hair (head of)
balm
balsam
ointment
chemical element Cr
colour
paint(ed)
pigment
colour
paint(ed)
pigment
age (timelapse)
epoch
era
lifetime
time
flesh
meat
surface
gold(en)
yesterday
yesterday
past (time)
past (time)
earth (ground)
land (field)
light (weight)
tulip
pork
swine
ampoule
flask
fluid (nn)
fluid (nn)
juice
juice
melt(ed)
can (box)
jar (pot)
jug
pot
funnel
217
LEMMAS
ymyper•
yper•
yper•
ysm•
ytryts-
LEMMAS
zabr•
zabr•
zabr•
zabr•
zajs•
zale•
zale•
zale•
zale•
zamj•
zamj•
zamr•
zankl•
zankl•
1
ze•
2
ze•
zegm•
zegm•
zetes•
zetes•
zetes•
zetes•
zinkzirk1
zit•
2
zit•
zo•
zod•
zod•
zod•
zod•
zod•
zod•
zof•
zofr•
zogr•
zogr•
zoms•
218
ETYMONS
###
yper
yper
yper
hysm(at)
yttri
ytterbi
ETYMONS
zabr
zabr
zabr
zabr
zaith [Hb]
zal(e)
zal(e)
zal(e)
zal(e)
zami
zemi
zammar
zancl
zancl
ze(st)
zea
zeuct
zeugm(at)
zetes
zetes
zetet
zetet
zinc
zirconi
sit
sit
zo(on)
ozod
ozod
ozod
ozot
ozot
ozot
soph(od)
zoph(er)
zogr
zogr
zom
MEANINGS
chemical word stem
profitable
serviceable
useful(ness)
rain(fall)
chemical element Y
chemical element Yb
MEANINGS
carouse
quaff
swallow
swill
olive
surge
swell
tide
wave
lose/ing
lose/ing
singer
scythe (etc)
sickle (etc.)
boil(ed)
maize
bind
bind
look for
search
look for
search
chemical element Zn
chemical element Zr
grain
eat(ing)
animal
joint
knot (node)
node
joint
knot (node)
node
educate(d)
dark(ness)
capture(d)
catch (get)
grill(ed)
zoms•
1
zomt•
1
zomt•
2
zomt•
zora•
zora•
zostr•
zostr•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zygn•
zym•
zyts•
LEMMAS
žanu•
žat•
žat•
žat•
žest•
žokl•
žokl•
žokl•
žokl•
žokl•
žokl•
žug•
žug•
žuv•
žuv•
zom
zom
zom
zom(at)
zor(a)
zor(a)
zoster
zoster
zyx
zyx
zyx
zyx
zyx
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeug(l)
zyg
zygaen
zym
zyth
ETYMONS
janu
zhati [S]
zhati [S]
zhati [S]
Jyesthah [S]
jocos
jocos
jocos
jocul
jocul
jocul
jug
jug
juv
juv
roast(ed)
broth
soup
skirt (dress)
clean (pure)
pure
belt
girdle
binder
cement
glue
junction
link (connection)
combine
connect(ion)
join(ed)
link(ed)
string together
tie (knot)
yoke
yoke
yoke
hammer
ferment(ing)
beer
MEANINGS
gate(way)
beget
birth
generate
May
amuse/ing
comic(al)
entertain(ing)
amuse/ing
comic(al)
entertain(ing)
couple
pair
assist
help
9.2
ETYMON
a
a
Etymons – Lemmas - Meanings
LEMMA
ae•
ae•
MEANING
depreaved of
not
a
a
a(e)v
a(e)v
ae•
ae•
ajv•
ajv•
unwithout
epoch
era
219
a(e)v
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
a(n)
ab
ab
ab
ab
abac
abac
abact
abact
abact
abelter
abelter
abelter
abelter
abhi [S]
abhi [S]
abhi [S]
abit
abit
ablu(t)
ablu(t)
abrot1
abrot
abrot
abrot2
abs
ac(on)
ac(on)
ac(on)
acalyph
acanth
acanth
acanth
acanth
acanth
acanth
ace
acer
acer
acer
acerv
acerv
acerv
aces(m)
aces(m)
acest
acest
acetat
220
ajv•
an•
an•
an•
an•
an•
an•
abu•
abu•
abu•
abu•
abats•
abats•
abakt•
abakt•
abakt•
abakt•
abelt•
abelt•
abelt•
abelt•
abhi•
abhi•
abhi•
abit•
abit•
ablut•
ablut•
abrot•
abrot•
abrot•
abrot•
abrot•
aps+
akon•
akon•
akon•
akal•
1
akant•
1
akant•
2
akant•
2
akant•
2
akant•
2
akant•
atseatšer•
atšer•
atšer•
akerv•
akerv•
akerv•
atses•
atses•
atses•
atses•
atset-
time
absent
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
not
unwithout
away from
coming from
from
since
dust
powder
do away
discard
exile
remove
comic(al)
foolish
idiotic
silly
eminent
noble(man)
superior
go away
leave (go)
clean(ing)
wash(ing)
beautiful
magnificent
splendid
eternal
immortal
absolute value
cure (therapy)
medicament
medicine
nettle
sting (needle)
thorn(y)
brush (vb)
rub
scrape
sweep
chemical word stem
bobbin
cylinder
shuttle
group (bunch)
horde
mass (heap)
cure(d)
restore(d)
cure(d)
restore(d)
chemical word stem
achaen
achaen
achaen
achn
achn
achn
achne
acho
acho
achonta
achor
achor
achor
achoranit [Hb]
achot [Hb]
achraq [A]
achter
achter
achter
achter
achter
achter
achthin
achthin
achyr
achyr
aci(d)
aci(d)
aci(d)
aci(d)
acid
acid
acid
acin
acin
acin
acin
aclis
acmee
acmon
acnest
acnest
aco
aco
aco
aco
acoet
acol
acol
acol
acolyt
acos
acos
acos
acr
axen•
axen•
axen•
ašn•
ašn•
atšn•
axn•
akx•
akx•
axonta•
axor•
axor•
axor•
atšran•
axot•
axrak•
1
axt•
1
axt•
1
axt•
1
axt•
2
axt•
2
axt•
2
axt•
2
axt•
axyr•
axyr•
1
aky•
1
aky•
1
aky•
1
aky•
2
aky•
2
aky•
2
aky•
atsin•
atsin•
atsin•
atsin•
aklys•
akm•
akmon•
aknest•
aknest•
ak•
ak•
atsw•
atsw•
akot•
akl•
akl•
akl•
aklut•
akon•
akon•
akon•
1
axr•
deer
ruminant (animal)
stag
down (fluff)
fluff
chaff
ear (of corn)
ear
hear(ing)
ten(fold) [GN]
mucus
phlegm
viscosity
backward
nurse (woman)
noodles
cargo
charge (weight)
heavy
load
afflict(ion)
distress
afflict(ion)
distress
chaff
straw
needle
peg
pin (stylus)
quill
acute
point(ed)
sharp
bunch
cluster
grape
raisin
lance
top
anvil
backbone
spine
dart
javelin
means
remedy
husband
bit
particle
piece
accompany
cure (therapy)
medicament
medicine
altitude
acr
acr
acr
acr
acr
act
act
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actin
actini
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
acu(le)
ad
ad
adaet
adaet
adamas
adama(s)t
adama(s)t
adee(n)
adelph
adelph
adelph
aden
adin
adin
adip
adip
adip
admet
ado
adol
adol
adox
adox
adr
adr
adr
adr
adrichal [Hb]
adya [S]
adya [S]
adya [S]
adya [S]
aechme
1
axr•
1
axr•
1
axr•
2
axr•
2
axr•
atšt•
atšt•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
1
aktin•
2
aktin•
2
aktin•
aštakule•
akule•
akule•
akule•
akule•
akule•
akule•
adi•
adi•
adet•
adet•
admant•
admat•
admat•
adn•
adelf•
adelf•
adelf•
aden•
adin•
adin•
adip•
adip•
adip•
admet•
adw•
adol•
adol•
adok•
adok•
adr•
adr•
adr•
adr•
adrix•
adja•
adja•
adja•
adja•
ajxm•
culmination
end (finish)
extremity
cut(ting)
sharp
food
nourishment
bright
brilliant
luminous
radiant
ray
shine /ing
needle
pin (stylus)
chemical element Ac
ardent
poignant
prick(ing)
sarcastic
sharp
spinous
thorn(y)
to
towards
ignore
neglect
diamond
savage(ly)
wild
sufficient(ly)
parent(s)
relation (kin)
relative (kin)
gland (anat.)
compact(ness)
dense
fat (grease)
grease
tallow
virgin(al)
sing
honest
sincere
modest(y)
simple /ly
bold
fat (grease)
stout
thick
architect
current (time)
now(adays)
present (time)
topical
arrow(point)
aechme
aeci
aeci
aed
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedem(on)
aedoe
aedoe
aeg
aeg
aegi
aegi
aegi
aegi
aegilop
aegilop
aegilop
aegilop
aeidi
aeidi
aelin
aelin
aelin
aelur
aelur
aem(at)
aem(at)
aem(at)
aem(at)
aemid
aemid
aen
aen
aen
aen
aen(e)
aen(o)
aen(o)
aeor
aeor
aepol
aepol
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
aepy
ajxm•
aetš•
aetš•
adw•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edem•
edu•
edu•
1
aig•
1
aig•
2
aig•
2
aig•
2
aig•
ajgi•
aglop•
aglop•
aglop•
aglop•
ajdi•
ajdi•
elin•
elin•
elin•
ailur•
ailur•
1
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
2
ajmid•
2
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
1
aen•
1
aen•
1
aen•
1
aen•
2
aen•
hajn•
hajn•
ajr•
ajr•
epol•
epol•
1
ajpy•
1
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
2
ajpy•
spear(point)
insult
offend /se
sing
bashful(ness)
chaste /ity
coy(ness)
modest(y)
pure (morally)
shame(ful)
shy
timid(ity)
genital organ
sex organ
billy goat
goat
protect
screen(ed)
shelter(ed)
coat-of-arms
boil (nn)
fistula
sore
ulcer
cripple(d)
disabled
complain
groan
moan
cat
feline
breathe
respire /ation
blow up
swell(ing)
breathe
respire /ation
brass
bronze
copper
ore
trumpet (etc.)
terrify(ing)
terror(ize)
hang (up)
hook up
flock (herd)
herd (group)
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
incline(d)
perpendicular
sheer
slope (cliff)
steep
221
aequ
aequor
aequor
aequor
aequor
aequor
aer
aer
aer
aer
aer
aeres
aeres
aeres
aeres
aeres
aers(i)
aers(i)
aers(i)
aert
aert
aert
aerumn
aerumn
aerumn
aerumn
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschr
aeschyn
aeschyn
aeschyn
aescn
aescn
aescn
aescn
aescn
aescn
aesi
aesi
aesi
aesi
aesi
aest
aest
aest
aest
aest
aest
aest
aesthe
aesthe
222
eky•
1
ekwor•
1
ekwor•
1
ekwor•
2
ekwor•
2
ekwor•
1
aer•
2
aer•
2
aer•
2
aer•
2
aer•
1
eres•
1
eres•
1
eres•
1
eres•
1
eres•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erš•
erumn•
erumn•
erumn•
erumn•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ajsxyn•
ajsxyn•
ajsxyn•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejsi•
ejsi•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
2
aest•
ejst•
estez•
estez•
equal
lamb
ocean
sea
area
surface
air
brass
bronze
copper
ore
convenient
excellent
fine (nice)
good
well (good)
hoist
lift(ed)
raise(d)
hoist
lift(ed)
raise(d)
drudge
labour(ing)
slave (toil)
toil(ing)
dirty (morally)
disgraceful
ignominious
infamous
outrage(ous)
shame(ful)
bashful(ness)
modest(y)
shame(ful)
dirty (morally)
disgraceful
ignominious
infamous
outrage(ous)
shame(ful)
advantage(ous)
convenient
favour(able)
handy
opportune
ardent
burn
flame
heat (temperature)
hot
surf
summer(time)
feeling
perception
aesthe
aet
aeth
aethal
aethal
aethal
aethe
aeti
ag(o)
ag(o)
aga
aga
aga
aga
aga [S]
aga [S]
aga [S]
aga [S]
agalm
agalm
agan
agan
agan
agap
agap
agap
agap
agath
agath
agath
agath
agath
agees
agees
agees
agees
agel
agel
agel
agel
agel
agel
agla
agla
agla
agla
agla
agm
agm
agm
agm
agm
agn
agn
agn
agn
estez•
2
aet•
etjajtal•
ajtal•
ajtal•
ajte•
2
hetj•
agv•
agv•
aga•
aga•
aga•
aga•
haga•
haga•
haga•
haga•
agalm•
agalm•
agan•
agan•
agan•
agap•
agap•
agap•
agap•
1
agast•
1
agast•
1
agast•
2
agast•
2
agast•
ages•
ages•
ages•
ages•
agel•
agel•
agel•
agel•
agel•
agel•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglaj•
aglaj•
agm•
agm•
agm•
agm•
agm•
1
agn•
1
agn•
1
agn•
1
agn•
sense
eagle
chemical word stem
coal
smoke
soot
dry(ing)
straw
condition(ed)
fare (vb)
admirable
eminent
grand
great
admirable
eminent
grand
great
gem
jewel
charm(ing)
lure
please(d)
charity
inclined to
love
sympathy
delight
enjoy
pleasure
ball (clew)
clew
break(ing)
destroy
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
flock (herd)
group (bunch)
herd (group)
kin
people
suite
brilliant
great
magnificent
marvel(ous)
splendid
degree
gradient
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
steep
clean (pure)
clear
flawless
pure
agn(in)
agog
agog
agog
agog
agog
agog
agog
agog
agog
agon
agon
agon
agon
agon
agor(a)
agor(a)
agor(a)
agor(a)
agor(a)
agost
agost
agr(em)
agr(em)
agr(em)
agr(em)
agra
agra
agren
agren
agren
agren
agri
agri
agri
agro
agro
agro
agro
agrobot
agrost(id)
agrost(id)
agrost(id)
agyrt
agyrt
ahinsa [S]
ahinsa [S]
ahinsa [S]
ai
ai
ai
ai
ai
aichm
aichm
aicter
2
agn•
agog•
agog•
agog•
agog•
agog•
angog•
angog•
angog•
angog•
agon•
agon•
agon•
agon•
agon•
agor•
agor•
agor•
agor•
agor•
agost•
agost•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agra•
agra•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
agrem•
2
agr•
2
agr•
2
agr•
1
agr•
1
agr•
1
agr•
1
agr•
agrob•
agrost•
agrost•
agrost•
agyrt•
agyrt•
ahins•
ahins•
ahins•
aji•
aji•
aji•
aji•
aji•
ajxm•
ajxm•
akter•
lamb
conductor
guide (nn)
leader
teacher
tutor
behavior
conduct(ing)
guide (vb)
lead(ing)
battle
clash
fight(ing)
struggle /ing
wrestle
locale
market
piazza
place (locale)
square
palm (hand)
sole (foot)
catch (nn)
snare (trap)
springe (trap)
trap (tool)
capture (nn)
prey (victim)
catch (nn)
snare (trap)
springe (trap)
trap (tool)
impetuous
intens(iv)e
wild
area
field(s)
region
territory
shepherd
cereal
herb
plant (herb)
beg (charity)
plead
gentle
mild
tender(ly)
always
continuous
eternal
forever
permanent
arrow(point)
spear(point)
aggress(ion)
aicter
aidl
aidl
aidl
aim
aim
aim
aioll
aioll
aioll
aioll
aireses
aithr
aithr
aithr
aiti
aiti
aiti
aiti
aklyd
al
al
al
al-zuhr [A]
alan
alb
alb
alb
albumen
albumen
alce
alce
alce
alco
alector
alector
alector
alees
alees
alees
alees
alees
alem(at)
alem(at)
alem(at)
alem(at)
alesm(at)
alesm(at)
alesm(at)
alet(r)
alet(r)
alet(r)
alet(r)
alet(r)
aleth
aleth
akter•
2
ajol•
2
ajol•
2
ajol•
hajm•
hajm•
hajm•
1
ajol•
1
ajol•
1
ajol•
1
ajol•
2
eres•
ajtr•
ajtr•
ajtr•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
aklys•
alal•
alal•
alal•
alzur•
alanalb•
alb•
alb•
album•
album•
alts•
alts•
alts•
alkalektr•
alektr•
alektr•
ales•
ales•
ales•
ales•
ales•
alemt•
alemt•
alemt•
alemt•
alesm•
alesm•
alesm•
aletr•
aletr•
aletr•
aletr•
aletr•
alet•
alet•
attack
massive
prolific
swarm(ing)
bravery
courage
hero(ism)
alert
brisk
energy
impetuous
split(ting)
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
cause (nn)
motive
pretext
why
lance
dial (nn)
disk
saucer
afternoon
chemical word stem
blonde
pure
white
glair
protein
obstinate
resistant
strong
chemical word stem
chicken
hen
rooster
ardent
boiling
burning
heat(ed)
hot
rover
tramp
vagabond
wanderer
fodder
food
nutrition
chew
grind
mash(ed)
mince
ruminate
reality
truth(ful)
223
aleur
aleur
alex
alex
alex
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
algi(a)
ali
ali
alien
alien
alien
alien
alien
alien
alieus
alieus
alieus
alieus
alieut
alieut
alieut
alieut
alimm(at)
alimm(at)
alimm(at)
alimm(at)
alind
aliph(at)
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
aliter
alkan
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
allant
allax
allax
allax
224
alevr•
alevr•
aleks•
aleks•
aleks•
aldž•
aldž•
algi•
algi•
algi•
algi•
algi•
alž•
alž•
aljen•
aljen•
aljen•
aljen•
aljen•
aljen•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
alim•
alim•
alim•
alim•
alind•
alif•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alitr•
alxalits•
1
alj•
1
alj•
1
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
2
alj•
alant•
alaks•
alaks•
alaks•
flour
powder
defend
protect
push away
cold
frost
disturb(ance)
impediment
inconvenience
pain
trouble (pain)
retire(d)
retreat(ed)
crazy
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
nuts (adv)
silly
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
balm
balsam
ointment
unguent
roll(ing)
fat(ty)
crime
culpability
fault(y)
guilt(y)
misdeed
misdemeanour
sin
chemical word stem
other
another
different
else
moreover
nevertheless
still (adv)
yet
besides
however
sausage
change
interchange
swap
allax
allax
allel
allel
allex
allex
allic
allic
allotri
allotri
allotri
allotri
alo
alo
alo
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloc
aloch
aloch
aloch
aloch
aloch
alopec
alops
als
als
als
alth(ae)
alth(ae)
alth(ae)
alth(ae)
alum(in)
alyte
alyte
alyte
am
amar
amar
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amartem
amaur
amaur
amaur
amaur
amaur
amaur
amax
alaks•
alaks•
alel•
alel•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alits•
alotr•
alotr•
alotr•
alotr•
alov•
alov•
alov•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
alox•
alox•
alox•
alox•
alox•
alpek•
alop•
als•
als•
als•
altse•
altse•
altse•
altse•
almalyt•
alyt•
alyt•
amhamar•
hamar•
amart•
amart•
amart•
amart•
amart•
amart•
amart•
amavr•
amavr•
amur•
amur•
amur•
amur•
amaks•
switch (change)
transform
mutual
reciprocal
thumb
toe (big)
thumb
toe (big)
exotic
foreign
outlandish
strange
area
surface
terrain
camp(ing)
fold
furrow
split(ting)
tent
wrinkle (furrow)
lake
madam
spouse
wife
woman
fox
blind(ness)
bush
copse
grove
cure(d)
heal
repair
restore(d)
chemical element Al
examine
explore
inspect
chemical word stem
canal
channel
crime
culpability
fault(y)
guilt(y)
misdeed
misdemeanour
sin
dark
obscure /ity
confusion
insecurity
uncertain(ty)
unclear
because (of)
amax
amax
amb(it)
amb(it)
amb(it)
amb(it)
amb(it)
ambat
ambat
ambat
ambat
ambat
ambed
ambed
ambes
ambes
ambi
ambi
ambi
ambi
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambly
ambon
ambon
ambon
ambon
ambula
ambula
ambula
ambula
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
amby(c)
ame
ame
ame
americi
amm
amm
amni
amni
amni
amolg
amorb
amorb
amaks•
amaks•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambat•
ambat•
ambat•
ambat•
ambat•
ambed•
ambed•
ambed•
ambed•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
ambly•
1
ambly•
1
ambly•
1
ambly•
2
ambly•
2
ambly•
2
ambly•
2
ambly•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambit•
ambul•
ambul•
ambul•
ambul•
amby•
amby•
amby•
amby•
amby•
amby•
ame•
ame•
ame•
amr1
amn•
1
amn•
2
amn•
amnj•
amnj•
mulg•
amorb•
amorb•
for (conj)
since
bank
border (rim)
edge
rim
shore
ascend
climb
go up
mount(ed)
rise (stand up)
gnaw
nibble
gnaw
nibble
about
around
round
surrounding
blunt
dull
obtuse
vague(ly)
delicate
feeble(ness)
slender
weak(ness)
bank
border (rim)
edge
rim
shore
journey(ing)
roam(ing)
travel(ling)
wander
can (box)
jug
mug
pitcher (recipient)
pot
tankard
pick-ax
shovel
spade
chemical element Am
dust
sand
lamb
river
stream (river)
milk (nn)
companion(ship)
mate (companion)
amorb
amped
amped
amped
amped
amped
ampel
ampel
amphi
amphi
amphi
amphi
ampho
ampho
amych
amych
amyct
amyct
amyn
amyn
amyn
amyn
amyn
amyn
amyn
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
an(a)
anabath
anabath
anabath
anact
anact
anact
anact
ananc
ananc
ananc
ananc
ananc
anap(e)ir
anap(e)ir
anap(e)ir
anap(e)ir
amorb•
amped•
amped•
amped•
amped•
amped•
ampel•
ampel•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
amyk•
amyk•
amyk•
amyk•
amyn•
amyn•
amyn•
myn•
myn•
myn•
myn•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
1
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
2
ana•
anbat•
anbat•
anbat•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anank•
anank•
anank•
anank•
anank•
anpir•
anpir•
anpir•
anpir•
partner
depart(ure)
go off
leave (go)
start
trigger/ing
grape
vine(yard)
about
round
surrounding
at each side
at each side
both (ways)
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
defend
guard(ing)
protect
penalize
punish(ing)
repay
revenge
above
across
add(ed)
again
also
at
beyond
on
up(ward)
away from
from
inverse
misunladder
staircase
stairs
king
monarch
president (country)
prince
compell
compulsory
necessary
need(ed)
require(d)
bore (through)
perforate(d)
pierce(d)
run through
225
anap(e)ir
anass
anass
anax
anax
anax
anax
anax
anax
anax
anax
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch
anch(i)
anch(i)
anch(i)
anch(i)
anchi
anchi
anchi
anchi
anchi
anchi
ancill
ancill
ancistr
ancistr
ancyl
ancyl
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
andr
anect
anect
anect
anect
aneilem
aneilem
226
anpir•
anaš•
anaš•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
anakt•
1
anx•
1
anx•
1
anx•
2
anx•
2
anx•
2
anx•
2
anx•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
2
anxi•
antši•
antši•
antši•
antši•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
antšil•
antšil•
antsistr•
antsistr•
ankyl•
ankyl•
1
andr•
1
andr•
1
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
2
andr•
anekt•
anekt•
anekt•
anekt•
anelm•
anelm•
stab
princess
queen
boss (master)
chief (master)
head (figure)
leader
manager
king
monarch
president (country)
prince
compress(ed)
strangle
suffocate
crack (split)
fissure
furrow
split(ting)
irritate
plague(d)
torment
torture
trouble (pain)
vex(ing)
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
speed(y)
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next (to)
with
maiden
servant (female)
hook (nn)
picklock
curve(d)
round
husband
male
man
brave (warrior)
fighter
military man
warrior
wrestler
admissible
bearable
endure/ able
tolerable
torsion
twist
aneilem
anem
anem
anem
anepsi
anepsi
anepsi
anfract
anfract
anfract
anfract
anfract
angc
angc
angc
angei
angei
angei
angeli
angeli
angeli
angeli
angeli
angui
angui
angust
angust
angust
angust
angust
angy
angy
angy
angy
angy
angy
anill
anill
anill
anir
anir
anir
ante
ante
ante
ante
ante
anth
anth
anth
anth
anth
anth
anth
anthem
anelm•
anem•
anem•
anem•
aneps•
aneps•
aneps•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
anfrakt•
ank•
ank•
ank•
ange•
ange•
ange•
angel•
angel•
angel•
angel•
angel•
angw•
angw•
angust•
angust•
angust•
angust•
angust•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
anil•
anil•
anil•
anir•
anir•
anir•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
1
ant•
1
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
2
ant•
1
antem•
wring
draught
gale
wind (air)
cousin
nephew
niece
deformed
irregular
lopsided
misshapen
skewed
elbow
joint
knee
container
receptacle
recipient
announce(ment)
communicate
inform(ation)
message
report
serpent
snake
hardly
narrow
scarce(ly)
strict(ly)
tight
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next (to)
with
blue
indigo
purple
human being
individual (nn)
person
early
origin(al)
primeval
primitive
pristine
flora
flower
decoration
garnishing (nn)
ornament
outfit
trimming (nn)
flower
anthem
anther
anther
anther
anthrax
anthrax
anthrax
anthrop
anthrop
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
anti
antoma
antoma
antr
antr
antr
anus
anus
aoed
apa
apa
apantes
apantes
apantes
apat
apat
apat
apat
apax
apax
apen
apen
apen
apen
apen
aphedr
aphedr
aphedr
aphel
aphel
aphel
aphod
aphod
aphor(idz)
aphor(idz)
aphosi
aphr
2
antem•
antser•
antser•
antser•
antrats•
antrats•
antrats•
antrop•
antrop•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
ante•
anti•
anti•
anti•
antj•
antj•
antj•
antomb•
antomb•
antr•
antr•
antr•
anuš•
anuš•
adw•
apag•
apag•
apant•
apant•
apant•
apat•
apat•
apat•
apat•
apag•
apag•
apen•
apen•
apen•
apen•
apen•
apedr•
apedr•
apedr•
afel•
afel•
afel•
afod•
afod•
afor•
afor•
apoš•
afr•
skin disease
multi-colored
varie(gat)ed
various
charcoal
coal
cokes
human being
man
early
origin(al)
primeval
primitive
pristine
against
counter (adv)
oppose(d)
analogous
conform
similar(ly)
collide /ision
conflict
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
grotto
grandmother
old woman
sing
occasional
sometimes
answer
react(ion)
respond(ing)
cheat
deceive(d)
lie (tell a)
mystify
occasional
sometimes
cruel(ty)
ferocious
fierce
grim
savage(ly)
lavish
toilet
water-closet
easy/ iness
light
simple /ly
droppings
dung
concise
summarize
repent(ing)
foam
aphr
aphr
aphr
api
api
apis
apl
apl
apl
aplud
aplys
aplys
aplys
aplys
apo
apo
apo
apo
apo
apo
apo
apollym
apollym
apollym
apollym
apon
apon
apon
apon
apon
apon
apon
apor
apor
apor
apor
apor
apore
apore
aps(is)
apsid
apsid
apsis
apsis
apt
apt
apt
apt
aqua
aqua
aqua
ar
ara
ara
ara
afr•
afr•
afr•
api•
api•
apj•
hapl•
hapl•
hapl•
aplud•
aplys•
aplys•
aplys•
aplys•
1
ap•
1
ap•
1
ap•
1
ap•
2
ap•
2
ap•
2
ap•
aplym•
aplym•
aplym•
aplym•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
apon•
1
apor•
1
apor•
1
apor•
1
apor•
1
apor•
2
apor•
2
apor•
1
apš•
2
apš•
2
apš•
2
apš•
2
apš•
1
apt•
2
apt•
2
apt•
2
apt•
akw•
akw•
akw•
ararar•
arar•
arar•
froth
lather
saliva
berry
pear
bee
clear-cut
neat
simple /ly
bran
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
refuse(d)
rubbish
away
disout(side)
unextremity
finish
top (tip)
deprive(d)
lose /lost
loss
perish(ed)
allay
alleviate
mitigate
palliate
relieve(d)
soften
soothe
be absent
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
embarrass(ing)
jeopardize
bow (shooting)
knot (node)
node
knot (node)
node
capable /ity
defeat
overcome
win
fluid (nn)
liquid (nn)
water
chemical word stem
blaspheme
curse
swear
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ara
ara
arachn
arae
arae
arae
aragm
aragm
arax
arax
arax
arax
arce
arch
arch
arch
arch
arch(i)
arch(i)
arch(i)
arche
arche
arci
arci
arci
arci
arcon
arcon
arcon
arct
arct
arcy
arcy
arcy
arcy
arcy
ard(m)
ard(m)
ard(m)
ard(m)
aren
aren
aren
aren
areo
areo
arest
arest
arest
arest
aret
aret
aret
aret
aret
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araw•
1
hara•
araxn•
araj•
araj•
araj•
aragm•
aragm•
araks•
araks•
araks•
araks•
artse•
1
arxe•
1
arxe•
1
arxe•
1
arxe•
arx•
arx•
arx•
2
arxe•
2
arxe•
artsi•
artsi•
artsi•
artsi•
arkn•
arkn•
arkn•
1
arkt•
2
arkt•
1
arky•
1
arky•
2
arky•
2
arky•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
1
arn•
1
arn•
1
arn•
1
arn•
harg•
harg•
arst•
arst•
arst•
arst•
ared•
ared•
ared•
ared•
ared•
altar
pray
spider
compact(ness)
dense
resistant
shake(n)
shuffle
beat(ing)
hit(ting)
knock
strike
resist(ing)
ancient
antique
once
origin(al)
chief (master)
master (boss)
ruler (king)
behind
tail (end)
certain
safe(ty)
secure(ly)
sure
hide/ ing
secret
unknown
bear
north(wind)
lace (binding)
lace (texture)
mesh
net(work)
baptize
irrigate
sprinkle
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
beach
sand
seashore
strand
clever
skillful
agreeable
enjoyable
pleasant
pleasing
chaste /ity
decent
fitting (adj)
proper(ly)
pure
aret
aret
arg
arg
arg
arg
arg
arg
arg
areo
areo
arg
arg
argal
argal
argal
argal
argal
argemon
argent
argimon
argimon
argimon
argon
argin
argyr
argyr
arika [A]
aris
aris
aris
aris
aris
arist
arist
arist
arist
arist
arister
arithm
arithm
arithm
arithm
arizel
arizel
arm
arm
arm
armill
armill
armill
armost
armost
armost
armost
ared•
ared•
1
arg•
1
arg•
1
arg•
2
arg•
2
arg•
2
arg•
2
arg•
harg•
harg•
harg•
harg•
argal•
argal•
argal•
argal•
argal•
argim•
ard argim•
argim•
argim•
argjargin1
argyr•
2
argyr•
arik•
1
aris•
2
aris•
2
aris•
2
aris•
2
aris•
1
arist•
1
arist•
1
arist•
2
arist•
2
arist•
arists•
aritm•
aritm•
aritm•
aritm•
arzel•
arzel•
1
harm•
1
harm•
1
harm•
armilj•
armilj•
armilj•
armost•
armost•
armost•
armost•
seemly
virtuous
indolent
lazy(ness)
slothful
blank
bright
clear
white
clever
skillful
clever
skillful
awkward
difficult
exacting
hard
trouble(some)
boil (nn)
chemical element Ag
sore
fistula
ulcer
chemical element Ar
chemical word stem
silver
money
sofa
wise
begin(ning)
onset
origin
start (departure)
elite
eminence
noble(man)
beard
ear (of corn)
left (side)
calculate
count(ing)
number(ed)
reckon
discriminate
distinguish
cargo
charge (weight)
load
arm-ring
bracelet
foot-ring
adequate
convenient
suitable
appropriate
armost
arn
arpe
arpe
arre(t)
arre(t)
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arrhen
arrhich
arrhich
arseno
art(a)
artam
artam
artam
artam
artam
arth
arth
arth
arth
arth
arthr(o)
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
arti
artokopos
artop
artop
arv
arv
ary(s)t
ary(s)t
ary(s)t
asbol
asbol
asbol
asbol
asc
asci
asci
Ashadhah [S]
Ashvinah [S]
asio
aspart
aspasm
armost•
2
ar n •
arpe•
arpe•
arjen•
arjen•
1
arhen•
1
arhen•
1
arhen•
1
arhen•
2
arhen•
2
arhen•
urix•
arsarta•
arta•
artam•
artam•
artm•
artm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
ardm•
artr•
1
arti•
1
arti•
1
arti•
2
arti•
2
arti•
2
arti•
2
arti•
harti•
harti•
harti•
artok•
artop•
artop•
arv•
arv•
aryst•
aryst•
aryst•
azbol•
azbol•
azbol•
azbol•
asts•
aski•
aski•
ašad•
ašfin•
aši•
aspartaspam•
fitting (adj)
lame
hook (nn)
peg
secret
unknown
mighty
muscular
powerful
strong
macho
male
basket (etc)
chemical element As
bread
loaf (lump)
slaughterer
butcher
chef
cook (chef)
baptize
irrigate
sprinkle
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
joint
equal in number
even (number)
pair
correct(ly)
flawless
precise
right (correct)
absolute(ly)
impeccable
perfect(ly)
baker
bake
cook(ed)
field(s)
land (field)
ladle
spoon
trowel
deposit
fall-out
sediment
soot
hose(pipe)
exercise
practice
June
September
owl (etc)
chemical word stem
greet
aspasm
aspasm
aspasm
aspasm
asper
asper
asper
asper
asper
asperg
asperg
aspid
aspir
aspir
aspis
aspis
aspis
assec(u)l
assec(u)l
assect
assect
astati
astac
astac
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
astei
aster
asti(c)
asti(c)
asti(c)
asti(c)
asti(c)
astrab
astragal
astragal
astrap
astrap
astu(t)
astu(t)
astu(t)
astu(t)
astu(t)
asty
asty
asuya [S]
asuya [S]
asuya [S]
ata
atarter
aspam•
aspas•
aspas•
aspas•
aspas•
asper•
asper•
asper•
asper•
sperg•
sperg•
aspid•
aspr•
aspr•
aspis•
aspis•
aspis•
asekl•
asekl•
asekl•
asekl•
astastak•
astak•
asti•
asti•
asti•
asti•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astr•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astits•
astrab•
astrag•
astrag•
astrap•
astrap•
astut•
astut•
astut•
astut•
astut•
asty•
asty•
asja•
asja•
asja•
ata•
atart•
salute
fortunate
happy/ ness
please(d)
satisfy /ied
crude
raw
rough
shaggy
brush
paint-brush
shield (protection)
inhale
suck(ing)
adder
snake
viper
accompany
follow(ing)
accompany
follow(ing)
chemical element At
crayfish
crustacean
affable
courteous
kind(ness)
polite(ly)
bourgeois
burgess
burgher
middle-class
urban
star
bourgeois
burgess
burgher
middle-class
urban
saddle
bone (small)
vertebra
flash
lightning
cunning
ruse
sly(ness)
subterfuge
trick(y)
city
town
emulation
envy
jealous(y)
father
aggress(ion)
229
atarter
atel
atel
atel
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
ather
athlon
athlon
athlon
athlon
athlon
athr
athr
athr
athyr
athyr
athyr
athyr
athyr
athyr
atm
atm
atm
atm
atmen
atmen
atmen
atr
atr
atr
atr
atr
atr
atr
atr
atract
atract
atrament
atrament
atrax
atrax
atrax
attak
attak
atto
au
au
au
auchen
230
atart•
2
tele•
2
tele•
2
tele•
1
ater•
1
ater•
1
ater•
1
ater•
2
ater•
2
ater•
2
ater•
2
ater•
atlon•
atlon•
atlon•
atlon•
atlon•
2
atr•
2
atr•
2
atr•
1
atyr•
1
atyr•
1
atyr•
2
atyr•
2
atyr•
2
atyr•
atm•
atm•
atm•
atm•
atmen•
atmen•
atmen•
1
atr•
1
atr•
1
atr•
1
atr•
1
atr•
atstr•
atstr•
atstr•
atrakt•
atrakt•
atram•
atram•
atrats•
atrats•
atrats•
atsak•
atsak•
atsa• [GN]
ay•
ay•
ay•
awxen•
violence
duty (tax)
stamp (seal)
tax
mess (mush)
mush
porridge
puree
brush (nn)
ear (of corn)
tuft
whisker(s)
competition
contest (match)
game (play)
match (game)
sport(s)
concise
short
succinct
change
modify
transform
gamble (vb)
play(ing)
romp(ing)
fume (smoke)
gas
smoke
vapor
bond servant
slave (servant)
thrall
black
dark
dim
gloomy/ ness
obscure /ity
no good
ugly
wretched
arrow
spindle
ink
paint (nn)
nettle
thistle
weed (herb)
cricket
grasshopper
trillionth (10-18)
dry (adj)
meager
shriveled
nape (neck)
auchen
auchen
aug
aug
aug
aug
aug
aug
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aul
aulac
aulac
aulac
aulac
aulic
aulic
aulic
auri
aur(i)
aur(i)
aur(i)
aurig(a)
aurig(a)
austr
aut
aut
autic
autic
autic
automol
automol
automol
automol
aux
avi
avi
avit
avit
axi
axi
axi
axi
axi
axi
axi
axos
axos
axos
ayanam [S]
awxen•
awxen•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awg•
awg•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
1
awl•
2
awl•
2
awl•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlak•
awlits•
awlits•
awlits•
avr1
awr•
1
awr•
2
awr•
avrig•
avrig•
awstr•
awt•
awt•
awtik•
awtik•
awtik•
atmol•
atmol•
atmol•
atmol•
awks•
avj•
avj•
avit•
avit•
1
aksi•
1
aksi•
1
aksi•
1
aksi•
2
aksi•
2
aksi•
2
aksi•
axs•
axs•
axs•
ajnam•
neck
throat
glimmer (nn)
glitter(ing)
glow(ing)
light (shine)
radiation
shine (polish)
cylinder
holder
scabbard
sheath
socket
tube
camp(ing)
tent
fold
furrow
split(ting)
wrinkle (furrow)
court (royal)
institute (foundation)
palace
chemical element Au
hear(ing)
listen
ear
coachman
driver
south(wind)
independent
selfat once
immediate
soon
desert(ed)
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
augment
bird
fowl
ancestor
forefather
cost(ly)
price
value (worth)
worth (value)
honor(able)
merit(orious)
worthy
distress
pain
suffer(ing)
highway
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayanam [S]
ayl
ayl
ayl
az
aza(le)
aza(le)
aza(le)
[aztec]
ETYMON
baburr
baburr
baburr
bacc
bacc
bacc
bacl
bacl
bacl
bacter
bacter
bacter
bad [A]
bad [A]
badhirah [S]
badi
badi
badi
badi
badi
badi
badi
badi
badi
baen
baen
baen
baen
baen
baeo
baeo
bai
bal(a)ne
bal(a)ne
balan
balan
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajnam•
ajyl•
ajyl•
ajyl•
adzazl•
azl•
azl•
ksotšit•
itinerary
passage
road(way)
trajectory
way (road)
domain
estate
farm (nn)
chemical element N
arid
dry (adj)
parch(ed)
flower
MEANING
LEMMA
babur•
babur•
babur•
1
bakt•
1
bakt•
1
bakt•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
baktr•
bad•
bad•
badžir•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badj•
badj•
badj•
badj•
bajn•
bajn•
bajn•
bejn•
bejn•
baje•
baje•
baj•
2
balan•
2
balan•
1
balan•
1
balan•
clown
fool (nn)
madman
berry
globule
pearl
club (stick)
mace
scepter
club (stick)
mace
scepter
city
town
deaf
go
march
pace
step(ping)
walk(ing)
brown
ochre (etc.)
tanned
umber
go
pace
walk(ing)
be (at)
stand
humility
modest(y)
palm(product)
bath(room)
spa
acorn
bun
balan
balan
balan
balanat
balanat
balanat
balant
balant
balant
balbid
balbid
balbid
balbid
balbid
balte
balte
balte
bangar [A]
baptist
baptist
baptist
bar(y)
bar(y)
bar(y)
barater
barater
barater
barater
barbit
barbit
barbit
barbit
barbyl
bari
bas
bas
bas
bas
bas
bas(i)
bas(i)
bas(i)
bas(i)
bas(i)
bascan
bascan
bascan
bascan
basil
basil
1
balan•
1
balan•
1
balan•
blant•
blant•
blant•
balant•
balant•
balant•
balb•
balb•
balb•
balb•
balb•
balte•
balte•
balte•
bangr•
bapts•
bapts•
bapts•
bary•
bary•
bary•
baratr•
baratr•
baratr•
baratr•
barbitbarbyt•
barbyt•
barbyt•
barbl•
barjbaš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
badž•
baskan•
baskan•
baskan•
baskan•
basil•
basil•
nut (kernel)
pill
roll (bread)
aroma
perfume
smell (aroma)
handbag
purse
sack (bag)
degree
echelon
gradient
level (layer)
step (ladder)
belt
girdle
zone
beet-root
drown
immerse(d)
merge
heavy
press (together)
weigh
cheat
deceive(d)
fraud
hoax
chemical word stem
harp
lyre
zither
plum
chemical element Ba
base (fundament)
basis
foot
pedestal
plinth
go
march(ing)
pace
step(ping)
walk(ing)
destiny
fate
omen
talisman
emperor
king
231
basil
basil
basil
bassar(ic)
bassar(ic)
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
bat
baten
baten
baten
baten
bath
bath
bath(y)
bath(y)
bath(y)
batia
batrach
baun
baun
bdell
bdell
bdell
bebel
bebel
bebel
bebel
bec
bechi
bel
bel
bel
bel
belb
belb
belemn
belemn
belemn
belemn
belti(st)
232
basil•
basil•
basil•
basr•
basr•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
baš•
2
bats•
1
bats•
1
bats•
1
bats•
2
bats•
2
bats•
2
bats•
batn•
batn•
batn•
batn•
2
batj•
2
batj•
baty•
baty•
baty•
1
batj•
batrax•
bavn•
bavn•
bedel•
bedel•
bedel•
bebel•
bebel•
bebel•
bebel•
bets•
betši•
bejl•
bejl•
bejl•
bejl•
belb•
belb•
belemn•
belemn•
belemn•
belemn•
belti•
monarch
prince
sovereign
actor
comedian
base (fundament)
basis
foot
pedestal
plinth
brushwood
dwell
lodge (live)
reside /ing
hawthorn
scrub (thorns)
thicket
hillside
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
steep
ray
skate (fish)
deep
profound(ly)
unfathomable
fruit
frog
forge/ ing
smithy
leek
nipple (sucker)
teat
amateur
layout
novice
profane
bread
cough
arrow
needle
pin (stylus)
sting (needle)
animal
beast
arrow
javelin
lance (nn)
missile
best
belti(st)
belti(st)
belti(st)
benth
benth
benth
benz(o)
berill
berkeli
belti•
belti•
belti•
bents•
bents•
bents•
benzberjberkbesar bakar [Hb] bakr•
bess
beš•
bess
beš•
bess
beš•
bess
beš•
bhadrapada [S]
badrapt•
bhagini [S]
bagen•
2
bhakti [S]
bakt•
2
bhakti [S]
bakt•
bhanuvasara [S] banu•
bhaumavasara [S] bavm•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
bhrata [S]
brata•
bhrata [S]
brata•
bi(n)
bina• [GN]
bi(n)
bina• [GN]
bia
bia•
bibli
bibl•
bibli
bibl•
bil(i)
bili•
binian [Hb]
binj•
bio
bi•
bio
bi•
bio
bi•
bir [A]
birj•
birit [Hb]
birt•
bismuth
bismbius
bjus•
blac
blats•
blac
blats•
blac
blats•
blac
blats•
blas
blas•
excellent
perfect(ly)
utmost
deep
profound(ly)
unfathomable
chemical word stem
chemical element Be
chemical element Bk
beef
dell
dingle
vale
valley
August
sister
like /ing
love
Sunday
Tuesday
bashful(ness)
commotion
coy(ness)
disquiet
restlessness
shy(ness)
timid(ity)
timourous(ness)
unrest
brother
friar
double
two
strong
book
work (literary)
gall
building
alive
life
living being
well (fountain)
garter
chemical element Bi
bow (shooting)
caress
cuddle
fondle
stupid(ity)
bad
blast
blast
blast
blast
blast
bled [A]
bled [A]
bled [A]
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blem(at)
blenn
blenn
blenn
blep
blep
blep
blep
blephar
blephar
bly(sm)
bly(sm)
bo
bo
bo
bo
bo
bo
bo
bodhi [S]
bodhi [S]
boe
boe
boe
boeth
boeth
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
bol
blas•
blast•
blast•
blast•
blast•
blast•
bled•
bled•
bled•
1
blem•
1
blem•
1
blem•
1
blem•
1
blem•
2
blem•
2
blem•
blen•
blen•
blen•
bleps•
bleps•
bleps•
bleps•
blefar•
blefar•
bly•
bly•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
bodi•
bodi•
bwe•
bwe•
bwe•
boet•
boet•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
1
bol•
2
bol•
2
bol•
2
bol•
see
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(e)
bol(i)
bol(i)
bol(i)
bom
bom
bom
bomb
bomb
bomb
bomb
bombyx
bombyx
eyelash
boorugami [Jp]
eyelid
boot
bor
bor
bor
bor
bor
bor
bor
borass
borbor
borbor
borbor
borbor
borbor
bore
bosc
bosc
bosc
bostrych
botan
botan
bothr(i)
bothr(i)
bothr(i)
botry
botul
ugly
bud
germ (nn)
seed(ling)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
locale
place (locale)
where(abouts)
hit(ting)
launch
pitch (throw)
shoot (missile)
throw
scar
wound (injury)
glanders
mucus
phlegm
look
observe /ation
regard (look)
spring (jump)
sprout(ing)
bovine
bull
cow
ox
big
mighty
stout
comprehend
understand(able)
cry (scream)
shout
squeal
assist
help
drive /ing
hit(ting)
launch
pitch (throw)
shoot (missile)
throw
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream (current)
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bolj•
1
bolj•
1
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bolj•
2
bole•
2
bole•
2
bole•
bom•
bom•
bom•
bomd•
bomd•
bomd•
bomd•
bombik•
bombik•
borgam•
bwot•
borj•
borj•
borj•
borj•
borj•
borj•
bovrboras•
borbor•
borbor•
borbor•
borbor•
borbor•
bore•
bosx•
bosx•
bosx•
bostrix•
botan•
botan•
1
botr•
1
botr•
1
botr•
2
botr•
botul•
goal
intention
objective
will(ing)
advise
consult
counsel
organize
plan
scheme /ing
sketch(ing)
mean(ing)
sense
significance
pedestal
platform
socle
buzz
hum
resound
sound(ing)
satin
silk
cardboard
herdsman
eat(ing)
feed
gobble
guzzle
prey(ing)
swallow
chemical element B
date (fruit)
garbage
refuse(d)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
north(wind)
eat(ing)
feed
graze (feed)
curl (hair)
plant (herb)
vegetation
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
hole
cluster
bowel(s)
233
botul
botul
boul
boul
boul
boul
boulee
boulim
brabei
brabei
brabei
brabei
brac(cat)
brac(cat)
brac(cat)
brac(cat)
brachi
brachi
brachy
brachy
brady
brady
brady
brady
brady
brady
brady
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brec(h)t
brechm
brechm
breph
breph
breph
brevi
brevi
brevi
brith
broch
broch
broch
broch
brom
brom
brom
bront
bros
234
botul•
botul•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
bolj•
bolm•
brabj•
brabj•
brabj•
brabj•
brakt•
brakt•
brakt•
brakt•
braxi•
braxi•
braxy•
braxy•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brady•
brext•
brext•
brext•
brext•
brext•
brexm•
brexm•
brep•
brep•
brep•
brevj•
brevj•
brevj•
brits•
1
brox•
1
brox•
1
brox•
2
brox•
brombromn•
bromn•
bront•
bromn•
intestine
sausage
goal
intention
objective
will(ing)
advice
hunger
bonus
compensation
premium
reward(ing)
breeches
pants
shorts
trousers
arm (limb)
branch (ramification)
short
small
indolent
inert
lazy(ness)
slothful
slow(ly)
sluggish
tardy
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
irrigate
moisten
wet (moisten)
crown (head)
ridge (roof)
baby
fetus
newborn
narrow
short
tight
heavy
noose
strap
tag
swallow
chemical element Br
eat(ing)
feed (oneself)
thunder
eat(ing)
bros
brot
brot
brot
brot
brum
bry
bry
bry
bry
brych
brych
brych
brych
brych
brych
bryx
bryx
bryx
bryx
bryx
bryx
bu
bu
bu
bu
bu
bu
bu
bubon
bucc
bucc
bucc(in)
Budhah [S]
bun
bun
bun
bun
bun
bust
bust
butyr
byas
byss(in)
byss(in)
bystr
bystr
bystr
bystr
byt
bromn•
1
brot•
2
brot•
2
brot•
2
brot•
brum•
1
bry•
2
bry•
2
bry•
2
bry•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
1
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
2
bryx•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
1
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
2
buw•
bubon•
1
bukts•
2
bukts•
bukš•
budj•
bun•
bun•
bun•
bun•
bun•
bušt•
bušt•
bytr•
bjas•
bysn•
bysn•
bystr•
bystr•
bystr•
bystr•
but-
feed (oneself)
blood
dead
die
mortal
winter
moss
flower(ing)
mature (grow)
revive
chew
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
mince
ruminate
bellow
boom (bellow)
growl
grumble
roar(ing)
rumble
bovine
bull
cow
ox
big
mighty
stout
groin
cheek
mouth
trumpet
Mercury
altitude
highland
hill
plateau
table-land
grave (tomb)
tomb
butter
owl (etc)
flax
linen
cork
darn
plug (stopper)
stopper
chemical word stem
byth(i)
byth(i)
byth(i)
byzen
byzen
byzen
byzen
ETYMON
c(a)et
cac(od)
cac(od)
cacab
cacab
cacab
cacc
cacc
cacc
cachasm
cachasm
cachasm
cachinn
cachinn
cachinn
caco(d)
caco(d)
caco(d)
cacumin
cacumin
cacumin
cad(uc)
cadmi
cae
caec
caec
caec
caec
caec
caeleb
caen
caen
caen
caen
caen
caen
caen
caen
caepor
caescaesi
byts•
byts•
byts•
byzn•
byzn•
byzn•
byzn•
abyss
deep
depth
crowd (bunch)
heap(ed)
mass (crowd)
pile (stack)
MEANING
LEMMA
tset•
kak•
kak•
katsab•
katsab•
katsab•
tsaks•
tsaks•
tsaks•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
katšn•
tsaks•
tsaks•
tsaks•
kakm•
kakm•
kakm•
kad•
kadmtsajr•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
2
tsek•
2
tsek•
2
tsek•
kleb•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
tsepr•
tseztsesi•
whale
bad
ugly
boiler
cauldron
melting pot
droppings
dung
faeces
jeer
mock
sneer(ing)
jeer
mock
sneer(ing)
droppings
dung
faeces
point (tip)
summit
tip
fall(en)
chemical element Cd
burn
blind(ness)
invisible
darken
hide/ ing
obscure(d)
bachelor
devoid
empty/ ness
vacant /cy
fresh
modern
new
novel
recent(ly)
garden
chemical element Cs
blue
caesi
caesi
caespit
caj
cal
cal
cal
cal
cal
cal
cal
cal
cal
calad
calar
calat
calath
calcan
calcan
calcan
calcar
calcar
calcar
calce(ol)
calce(ol)
calci
calcin
calcin
calcium
calco
calco
cale
cale
cale
cale
cale
cale
cale
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
cal(eid)
calia
calia
calia
calia
calia
calid
calid
tsesi•
tsesi•
kespit•
tsajr•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
2
kali•
2
kali•
2
kali•
2
kali•
kalat•
klat•
klat•
kalat•
kaltse•
kaltse•
kaltsi•
kalkar•
xalits•
xalits•
kaltse•
kaltse•
kaltsi•
xalits•
xalits•
kaltsxalits•
xalits•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kale•
kale•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalor•
kalor•
bright
clear
lawn
burn
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
advantage(ous)
favour(able)
kind(ness)
useful(ness)
basket (etc)
call(ing)
call(ing)
basket (etc)
shoe
slipper
heel (foot)
spur
lime
mortar (building)
shoe
slipper
heel (foot)
lime
mortar (building)
chemical element Ca
lime
mortar (building)
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
ask
invite
adornment
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
ornament
cabin
hut
shack
shanty
shelter (protection)
ardent
heat (temperature)
235
calid
calid
californium
caliga
call
call
call
call
call
callid
callid
callid
callim
callim
callim
callim
callim
callon
callon
callon
callon
callon
callun
caluon
calor(i)
calor(i)
calor(i)
calor(i)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calyb(e)
calypn
calypn
calypt
calypt
calypt
calypt
calyptr
calyptr
calyptr
cam(at)
cam(at)
cam(at)
cam(at)
cam(at)
camat
camat
camat
236
kalor•
kalor•
kalfkalg•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
klid•
klid•
klid•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
2
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
2
klun•
2
klun•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalor•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalyb•
kalipt•
kalipt•
kalypt•
kalypt•
kalypt•
kalypt•
kaliptr•
kaliptr•
kaliptr•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
1
kamt•
kamat•
kamat•
kamat•
temperature
warm(th)
chemical element Cf
boot (shoe)
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
experience(d)
habit(s)
routine
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
ornament
adornment
adornment
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
ornament
clean/ing
wipe
ardent
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
cabin
hut
shack
shanty
shelter (protection)
curtain
veil
conceal(ed)
cover (up)
hide/ ing
hush
beret
cap (hat)
hat
effort
endeavour
set about
strive /ing
try(ing)
emaciated
exhausted
wasted
camfor
camin
camin
camin
camin
camp
camp
camp
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(al)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(im)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(s)
camp(t)
camp(t)
campan
campil
campil
campil
campil
campil
campil
campyl
campyl
campyl
campyl
campyl
campyl
camur
camur
camur
camur
canast
canast
canast
kamfkamin•
kamin•
kamin•
kamin•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
kampan•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
chemical word stem
highway
path
road(way)
way (road)
caterpillar
grub
larva
arc
curve(d)
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
arc
curve(d)
bell
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
swing (oscillate)
toggle /ing
zigzag
dangle
meander
oscillate /ing
zigzag
blank
pure
white
cancel(l)
cancel(l)
cancel(l)
cancel(l)
cand
cand
cand
cand
cand
candid
candid
candid
candor
candor
candor
canell
canin
canis
canor
canor
canor
canthar
canthar
canthar
canthar
canthar
canthar
canthon
canthon
canthus
cap
capill
capr
capr
capr
capr
capre
capre
capre
capre
caps
caps
caps
caps
caps
caps
caps
caps
capyr
capyr
kantsl•
kantsl•
kantsl•
kantsl•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
2
kandid•
2
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
tsanel•
kyn•
kyn•
knor•
knor•
knor•
kantr•
kantr•
kantsar•
kantsar•
kantsar•
kantsar•
1
kants•
1
kants•
2
kants•
tsap•
kapil•
tsapr•
tsapr•
tsapr•
tsapr•
1
kapre•
2
kapre•
2
kapre•
2
kapre•
kaps•
kaps•
kaps•
1
tsaps•
1
tsaps•
2
tsaps•
2
tsaps•
2
tsaps•
tsapyr•
tsapyr•
baluster
banister
column
pillar
blank
pure
white
light (shine)
shine /ing
blank
pure
white
blank
pure
white
cinnamon
dog
dog
air (tune)
melody
tune
beetle
scarab
cup (trophy)
goblet
vase
vessel (container)
ass (donkey)
mule
angle
cradle
hair
boar (wild)
pig
pork
swine
deer
spirit (ghost)
tendril
wind(ing)
box
case (box)
chest (box)
capture(d)
catch (get)
eat(ing)
engulf
swallow
fry
roast(ed)
capyr
carbon
carchar
carchar
carchar
carches
carches
carches
carches
carches
carches
carcin
carcin
carcin
carcin
cardam
cardam
cardi(o)
cardi`
caric
carid
carid
carid
carp
carp
carp
carp
carp
carp
carp
carpesi
cart
cart
cart
cary(o)
cary(o)
cary(o)
cassiter
cassiter
castig
castig
castig
castig
castig
castr
castr
castr
cata
cata
cata
tsapyr•
karb1
karxar•
1
karxar•
2
karxar•
1
karxes•
1
karxes•
1
karxes•
1
karxes•
2
karxes•
2
karxes•
1
kartsin•
1
kartsin•
2
kartsin•
2
kartsin•
kardam•
kardam•
kardi•
tšardi•
karik•
karid•
karid•
karid•
1
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
2
karp•
tsarp•
karpeš•
xart•
xart•
xart•
karj•
karj•
karj•
kasitr•
kasitr•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastig•
tsastig•
kaštr•
kaštr•
tsastr•
kata•
kata•
kata•
toast(ing)
chemical element C
cut(ting)
sharp
shark (etc.)
cup (trophy)
goblet
vase
vessel (container)
platform
podium
cancer
tumor
crayfish
crustacean
cress
vegetable
heart
stomach
fig
crab
prawn
shrimp
fruit
consequence
effect
harvest (nn)
result
sequel
wrist
straw
layout
map
plan
kernel (nut)
nucleus
nut (kernel)
sheet-metal
tin
admonish
blame(d)
exhort
reproach(able)
tell off
fortress
stronghold
camp(ing)
descend
down(ward)
go down
237
cata
cata
cataegi
cataegi
cataegi
cataegi
catagi
catagi
catagi
catech
catech
catech
catech
cathart
cathart
cathart
cathart
cathart
cathem
cathem
cathes
cathes
catill
cattiter
cattiter
catul
catul
catul
catul
caucal
caucal
caud
caul
caul
caul
causc
causc
causc
causc
causim
causim
causim
causim
causis
causis
causis
causis
caust
caust
caust
238
kata•
kata•
1
katagj•
1
katagj•
1
katagj•
1
katagj•
2
katagj•
2
katagj•
2
katagj•
katex•
katex•
katex•
katex•
1
katar•
1
katar•
1
katar•
2
katar•
2
katar•
katem•
katem•
katem•
katem•
katl•
kasitr•
kasitr•
tsatl•
tsatl•
tsatl•
tsatl•
kawk•
kawk•
kawd•
1
kawl•
1
kawl•
2
kawl•
kaws•
kaws•
kaws•
kaws•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
go down
low(er)
gale
hurricane
storm(y)
tempest
subway
tunnel
underground
creed
doctrine
ideology
religion
clean(ing)
immaculate
purify(ing)
true
truth(ful)
seat(ed)
sit
seat(ed)
sit
plate (dish)
sheet-metal
tin
descendant
offspring
son
young(ster)
basin
bowl
tail (end)
stalk
stem (sprout)
cabbage
highway
path
road(way)
way (road)
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
caust
caut
caut
caut
caut
caut
caut
caut
caut
caut(i)
cauti
cear
ceb
ceb
cebl
cechen
cechen
cechen
cecidi
cecidi
ceirom
cel
cel
cel
cel
cel
cel
cele
cele
celest
celest
celest
celi
celi
celi
celid
celid
celis
celis
celyph
cenebr
cenebr
ceneon
ceneon
cens
cens
cens
cens
cent
cent
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
1
kawt•
tsawt•
tsawt•
tsawt•
2
kawt•
1
kawt•
tsjar•
tseb•
tseb•
tsefal•
kexn•
kexn•
kexn•
tšetšid•
tšetšid•
kirom•
kele•
kele•
stsel•
stsel•
stsel•
stsel•
kele•
kele•
tselest•
tselest•
tselest•
tselj•
tselj•
tselj•
tselis•
tselis•
tselis•
tselis•
klyf•
knebr•
knebr•
tšene•
tšene•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
kent•
kent•
hot
ardent
burning
heat(ed)
hot
safe(ty)
careful(ly)
cautious
prudent(ly)
chain (string)
secure(ly)
heart
ape
monkey
head
gape/ ing
open
yawn(ing)
gall(nut)
oak-apple
shave
fire
flame
bulge
hernia
protrude
rupture
fire
flame
Eden
heaven
paradise
instigate
spur (on)
urge on
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
shell (cover)
carcase
corpse
flank
side
advance (vb)
go
progress(ing)
walk(ing)
rag
scrap
cent
cent
cent(r)
centi
centi
centr
ceod
ceod
ceod
cephal
ceps
cer
cer
cer
cer
cer
cer
cer(os)
ceras
cerat
cerat
cerat
ceraun
cerc
cerc
cerchal
cerchal
cerchn(ei)
cerchn(ei)
cere
cericermat
cermat
cermat
cermat
cermat
cermat
cerrit
cerrit
cerrit
cerrit
cerrit
ceryx
ceryx
ceryx
ceryx
cessat
cest
cest
cest
kent•
1
kentr•
2
kentr•
tšent• [LN]
tsenti• [LN]
1
kentr•
tšod•
tšod•
tšod•
tsefal•
tseps•
kerat•
kerat•
tšer•
tšer•
tšer•
tšer•
keros•
tseras•
kerat•
kerat•
kerat•
krun•
1
kerk•
2
kerk•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
tsere•
tserj1
kermat•
1
kermat•
1
kermat•
2
kermat•
2
kermat•
2
kermat•
tšert•
tšert•
tšert•
tšert•
tšert•
kryks•
kryks•
kryks•
kryks•
kests•
tsest•
tsest•
tsest•
shred
center
needle
hundred
hundredth
middle
odour
perfume
smell (aroma)
head
head
aerial
horn
balm
cream
polish (cream)
wax (cream)
wax (cream)
cherry(tree)
aerial
antenna
horn
melt(ed)
tail (end)
shuttle
hoarse
husky
hoarse
husky
candle(stick)
chemical element Ce
change (money)
coin
small money
button (push)
knob
stud
crazy
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
nuts (adv)
ambassador
delegate
herald (messenger)
messenger
late
band
belt
strip (ribbon)
cest
cest
cestr
cet
chaen
chaen
chaer
chaer
chaer
chaer
chaer
chaet
chaet
chaet
chaitrah [S]
chal
chal
chalar
chalar
chalasm
chalasm
chalasm
chalast
chalast
chalast
chalast
chalast
chalaz
chalc
chalc
chalc
chalep
chalep
chalep
chalep
chalep
chalic
chalic
chalikah [Hb]
chalyb
chamae
chamae
chamae
chanuyah [Hb]
chanzir [A]
char
char
charac
charac
charac
tsest•
tsest•
kestr•
ketxaen•
xaen•
xajr•
xajr•
xajr•
xajr•
xajr•
tšet•
tšet•
tšet•
tšajtr•
xal•
xal•
xal•
xal•
xlast•
xlast•
xlast•
xal•
xal•
xlast•
xlast•
xlast•
xaladz•
1
xalk•
1
xalk•
2
xalk•
xalep•
xalep•
xalep•
xalep•
xalep•
xalits•
xalits•
tšalk•
xlyb•
xame•
xame•
xame•
tšanj•
tšandz•
1
xar•
1
xar•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
tape (ribbon)
zone
hammer
chemical word stem
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
fortunate
happy/ ness
joy
pleasure
rejoice
brush
hair(do)
mane
March
leave (let)
let
leave (let)
let
elastic
pliable
pliant
leave (let)
let
elastic
pliable
pliant
hail (ice)
metal
ore
forge/ ing
disgusting
malicious
perverse
shame(ful)
snare (malice)
lime
mortar (building)
blouse
steel
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
park(ing)
bacon
benevolence
grace
barrier
corral
enclosure
239
charac
charac
charac
charac
charadr
charadr
charadr
charin
chartac
chasm
chasm
chasm
chasm
chasm
chasm
chaun
chedrop
chedrop
cheim(at)
cheim(at)
chel
cheli
cheli
cheli
chelid
chelom(at)
chelom(at)
chelom(at)
chelom(at)
chelon
chelon
chely
chely
chely
chely
chely
chely
chelyd
chelyd
chem(o)
chem(o)
chem(o)
chen
chen
cher
cher
cherm
cherm
chern(et)
chern(et)
240
1
xarak•
2
xarak•
2
xarak•
2
xarak•
xaradr•
xaradr•
xaradr•
x ar n •
xartats•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xasm•
xun•
xedrop•
xedrop•
1
xeim•
2
xeim•
1
xel•
xely•
xely•
xely•
xeld•
xlom•
xlom•
xlom•
xlomt•
xelys•
xelys•
1
xel•
2
xel•
2
xel•
xely•
xely•
xely•
xelys•
xelys•
xem•
xem•
xem•
1
xen•
1
xen•
xer•
xer•
xerm•
xerm•
tšern•
tšern•
fence
engrave
scratch
scrub(bing)
abyss
canyon
ravine
thank(s)
paper
abyss
breach
canyon
crack (split)
fissure
split(ting)
light (weight)
husk
pod
frost
winter
claw
carapace
crust
shell (cover)
swallow (bird)
bifurcation
splicing
split(ting)
fork
tortoise
turtle
talon
pincers
pinch(ing)
carapace
crust
shell (cover)
tortoise
turtle
material
matter (substance)
substance
duck (fowl)
goose
orphan
widow(er)
rock (stone)
stone
deprive(d)
indigent
chern(et)
chern(et)
chers
chers
chers
chers
chers
chers
tšern•
tšern•
tšers•
tšers•
xers•
xers•
xers•
xers•
cheschbon [Hb] xežb•
cheschbon [Hb] xežb•
chetirij
tšetr• [RN]
1
chil
xil•
2
chil
xil•
2
chil
xil•
2
chil
xil•
2
chil
xil•
chilio
xili• [GN]
chinta [S]
tšint•
chinta [S]
tšint•
chinta [S]
tšint•
chion
xion•
chir
xir•
chit(on)
xit•
chit(on)
xit•
chit(on)
xit•
2
chlaen
xlen•
2
chlaen
xlen•
2
chlaen
xlen•
chlamyd
xlamyd•
chlamyd
xlamyd•
chlamyd
xlamyd•
chled
xled•
chled
xled•
chled
xled•
chled
xled•
chled
xled•
chled
xled•
chled
xled•
chlid
xlid•
chlid
xlid•
chlid
xlid•
chlid
xlid•
1
chloe
xloj•
1
chloe
xloj•
1
chloe
xloj•
1
chloe
xloj•
2
chloe
xloj•
2
chloe
xloj•
1
chlor
xlor•
1
chlor
xlor•
needy
poor(ly)
continent
land (country)
desert
isolation
loneliness
waste(land)
bill (invoice)
invoice
four
lip
border (rim)
edge
hem
ridge (brim)
thousand
concerned
uneasy
worried
snow
hand (nn)
carapace
shell (cover)
tunic
clothing
garment
mantle
cloak
coat (mantle)
mantle
left-over
relic
remainder
remains
remnant
rest (remainder)
ruin (remains)
imposing
luxury
pomp
solemn
foliage
herb
leech
vegetable
impulse
instinct
green
pale(ness)
chlor
chlor(o)
chnaum
chnaum
chnaum
chnaum
chnaum
chnaur
chnaur
chnaur
chnaur
chnaur
choan
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choenic
choer
choer
chol
chol
chol
chol
choma
choma
choma
choma
choma
choma
chondr
chondr
chondr
chor
chor
chor
chor
chor
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor(i)
chor(i)
choret
choret
choret
chori
2
xlor•
klorxnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xnam•
xwan•
xenits•
xenits•
xenits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojnits•
xojr•
xojr•
1
xol•
1
xol•
2
xol•
2
xol•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
xoma•
1
xondr•
2
xondr•
2
xondr•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
2
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
1
kxor•
tšort•
tšort•
tšort•
xorj•
fresh
chemical element Cl
dainty
goodies
sweets
sweets
tidbit
dainty
goodies
sweets
sweets
tidbit
funnel
handicap(ped)
hindrance
obstacle
amount
measure(ment)
portion
quantity
ration (measure)
pork
swine
gall
venom
lame
paralyze(d)
breakwater
dike
embankment
language
mole (wharf)
wharf
cartilage
grain
granule
alone
apart from
isolate(d)
lone(ly)
separate(d)
district
place (locale)
province
region
spot (place)
country(side)
field(s)
landing-stage
fleece (hide)
chori
chori
chori
chort
chort
chott [A]
chott [A]
chott [A]
chouzama [A]
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
chremat
chrest
chrest
chrest
chrest
chrest
chrisma
chrisma
chrisma
chro
chrom(at)
chrom(at)
chrom(at)
chro(an)
chro(n)
chro(n)
chromo
chron
chron
chron
chron
chron
chros
chros
chrys
chtes
chtes
chthon
chthon
chtiz
chtiz
chyl
chyl
chym
chym
xorj•
xorj•
xorj•
xort•
xort•
tšots•
tšots•
tšots•
xuzm•
1
xremat•
1
xremat•
1
xremat•
2
xremat•
2
xremat•
2
xremat•
2
xremat•
xrest•
xrest•
xrest•
xrest•
xrest•
xrism•
xrism•
xrism•
xrov•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromn•
xromxron•
xron•
xron•
xron•
xron•
xros•
xros•
xrys•
xtes•
xtes•
xton•
xton•
xtes•
xtes•
xym•
xym•
xym•
xym•
fur
hide (skin)
leather
grass
hay
grass-land
meadow
pasture
tulip
bazaar
fair (nn)
market
abundant
affluent/ce
comfort
fortune (good)
bonus
merit(orious)
premium
prize
worthy
balm
balsam
ointment
surface
colour
paint(ed)
pigment
colour
paint(ed)
pigment
chemical element Cr
age (timelapse)
epoch
era
lifetime
time
flesh
meat
gold(en)
past (time)
yesterday
earth (ground)
land (field)
past (time)
yesterday
fluid (nn)
juice
fluid (nn)
juice
241
chys
chytr
chytr
chytr
chytr
ciancibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibernet
cibot
cibot
cibot
cibot
cichle
cichle
cicin
cicl
cicur
cicur
cicur
cimbex
cimbex
cimbic
cimbic
cimel
cin
cin
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinaed
cinchon
cindyn
cindyn
cindyn
ciner
ciner
cinifl(o)
cinifl(o)
cinnam
cinyr
cinyr
cio(n)
242
xys•
xytr•
xytr•
xytr•
xytr•
tsiantsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
tsibern•
kibot•
kibot•
kibot•
kibot•
kixl•
kixl•
tšitšin•
kykl•
tsikur•
tsikur•
tsikur•
kimbits•
kimbits•
kimbits•
kimbits•
tsiml•
tsin•
tsin•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
tsined•
kintskindyn•
kindyn•
kindyn•
tšiner•
tšiner•
tsinifl•
tsinifl•
tsinam•
tsinyr•
tsinyr•
tšon•
melt(ed)
can (box)
jar (pot)
jug
pot
chemical word stem
control (vb)
direct (manage)
govern
guide(d)
lead(ing)
manage
rule (control)
steer(ing)
box
coffer
cupboard
trunk
blackbird
thrush (bird)
curl (hair)
disk
civilized
disciplined
tame(d)
mean (miserly)
miserly
mean (miserly)
miserly
treasure
displace
move(ment)
fornicatious
impure
indecent
lewd(ness)
obscene
unchaste /ity
chemical word stem
danger(ous)
peril(ous)
risk(y)
ashy
gray
curl(ed)
do hair
cinnamon
groan
moan
post (prop)
cipit
cirr
cirr
cirr
cirr
cirs
cirs
cisi
cisi
ciss
cist
cist
cit
cit
cit
citr
citr
cittes
cittes
cittes
cittos
cittos
clad
clad
clad
clang
clang
clang
clang
clang
clang
clas
clas
clas
clas
clast
clast
clast
clathr
clathr
clathr
claustr
claustr
claustr
claustr
claustr
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
tsipt•
1
tsirj•
1
tsirj•
2
tsirj•
2
tsirj•
kirs•
kirs•
stsis•
stsis•
tšis•
tsisttšist•
tsitj•
tsitj•
tsitj•
tsitr•
tsitr•
kits•
kits•
kits•
kits•
kits•
klad•
klad•
klad•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klang•
klaz•
klaz•
klaz•
klaz•
klast•
klast•
klast•
klatr•
klatr•
klatr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
klawstr•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
take(n)
curl (hair)
fringe
ginger
yellow
varicosity
varix
cut(ting)
slice(d)
ivy
chemical word stem
trunk
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
citrus fruit
lens
avidity
languishing
yearn(ing)
avidity
yearn(ing)
branch (ramification)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
bray
call(ing)
cry (call)
howl
lozenge
neigh
bit
lump
morsel
piece
break(ing)
shiver(ing)
splinter(ed)
grating
grid
grille
cell
cloister
compartment
jail
room
bludgeon
chock
club (stick)
mace
clav(i)
clav(i)
clav(i)
clavi
clavi
cle
cle
cle
cle(id)
cle(id)
cledon
cledon
cledon
cledon
cledon
cleis(t)
cleis(t)
cleist
cleist
clemat
clemat
clemat
clemmy
clemmy
cleo
cleo
cleo
cleo
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cler
cliban
clin
clin
clin
clin
clin
clis
clis
clis
clistr
clistr
clitell
clitell
clitell
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
1
klavj•
2
klavj•
2
klavj•
kle•
kle•
kle•
1
klej•
1
klej•
kledn•
kledn•
kledn•
kledn•
kledn•
klejst•
klejst•
1
klej•
1
klej•
klemat•
klemat•
klemat•
klemy•
klemy•
2
klej•
2
klej•
2
klej•
2
klej•
1
xler•
1
xler•
1
xler•
1
xler•
2
xler•
2
xler•
2
xler•
2
xler•
klibn•
xlin•
xlin•
xlin•
xlint•
xlint•
klis•
klis•
klis•
klistr•
klistr•
klitl•
klitl•
klitl•
nail
peg
wedge
bolt (key)
key
fame
glory
praise
close(d)
shut (close)
advertise(ment)
announce(ment)
augur(y)
message
omen
bolt (key)
key
close(d)
shut (close)
bough
tine
twig
tortoise
turtle
celebrate
commemorate
feast
party (feast)
chance
hazard(ous)
ludicrous
probability
duty (obligation)
function
office (function)
post (function)
oven
direction
position
where(abouts)
disposition
inclination
hatch
panel
shutter
cuff
padlock
belt
harness
saddle
clity
clity
clity
clity
clity
cliv
cliv
cliv
cliv
cliv
clob
clob
clob
clob
clob
clob
clont
clost
cloth
clud
clud
clud
clud
clun(icul)
clun(icul)
clus
clus
clus
clus
cly(o)
clyd
clype
clyt
clyt
clyt
clyt
cne(o)
cne(o)
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnem
cnesm
cnesm
cneth
cneth
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klitf•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klob•
klob•
xlont•
klot•
klot•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
1
klun•
1
klun•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klud•
klyj•
klyd•
klype•
klyt•
klyt•
klyt•
klyt•
knet•
knet•
1
knem•
1
knem•
1
knem•
1
knem•
2
knem•
2
knem•
2
knem•
2
knem•
knet•
knet•
knet•
knet•
degree
gradient
hillside
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
degree
gradient
hillside
incline(d)
slope (cliff)
cage
fold
hutch
kennel
pen (cage)
sty
fruit
spin (thread)
spin (thread)
clog
close(d)
plug (stopper)
shut (close)
buttock
rump
clog
close(d)
plug (stopper)
shut (close)
lithe
wave
shield (protection)
aristocratic
elitary
eminent
noble(man)
itch
tickle
leg
leg
shank
shank
dale
dell
dingle
valley
itch
tickle
itch
tickle
243
cnicus
cnicus
cnicus
cnodac
cnodac
cnodac
co
cobal
cobal
cobalt
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
cocc
coccin
coccyg
cochl
cochl
cochl
codi
codi
codon
coec
coel
coel
coeleb
coen
coen
coen
coen
coerule
coerule
coet
coet
coet
coet
coet
cognat
cognat
cognat
cognit
coit
coit
col
col
244
knik•
knik•
knik•
knots•
knots•
knots•
kow+
tsobl•
tsobl•
kobkokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
kokts•
koktsin•
koktsyk•
1
koxl•
1
koxl•
2
koxl•
kodi•
kodi•
kodon•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
koel•
koel•
kleb•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tšerl•
tšerl•
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
1
kojt•
2
kogn•
2
kogn•
2
kogn•
1
kogn•
2
kojt•
2
kojt•
2
kole•
2
kole•
scrape
scratch
scrub(bing)
axis
axle
pivot
with
naughty /ness
prank
chemical element Co
berry
bolus
bulb
core
globule
kernel (nut)
pit (kernel)
spherule
purple
cuckoo
mussel
slug (animal)
spoon
bulb
head
bell
blind(ness)
invisible
cave / ity
hole
bachelor
common(ly)
general(ly)
neuter
neutral
blue
purple
abode
accommodation
apartment
residence
stay (place)
akin
kindred
related
know(ledge)
repose
sleep
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
col
col
col
col(a)
col(a)
col(a)
col(a)
col(a)
colapt
colapt
colapt
cole
cole
cole
cole
cole
colens
colens
colens
colent
colent
colent
colep(s)
coll(a)
coll(a)
coll(a)
coll(a)
coll(i)
coll(i)
collin(it)
collin(it)
collin(it)
collin(it)
colloph
collut
collut
collut
colob
colob
colob
colob
colon
colp(od)
colp(od)
colp(od)
colpos
colymb
colymb
coma
coma
2
kolj•
2
kolj•
2
kolj•
1
tšol•
1
tšol•
1
tšol•
1
tšol•
tsola•
kolapt•
kolapt•
kolapt•
1
kole•
1
kole•
1
kole•
1
kole•
1
kole•
klens•
klens•
klens•
klens•
klens•
klens•
kolps•
1
kolj•
1
kolj•
1
kolj•
1
kolj•
2
tšol•
2
tšol•
1
koln•
1
koln•
1
koln•
1
koln•
kolf•
kolut•
kolut•
kolut•
kolob•
kolob•
kolob•
kolob•
2
koln•
1
kolp•
1
kolp•
1
kolp•
2
kolp•
kolymb•
kolymb•
1
komj•
1
komj•
limb (part)
part (piece)
side
dwell
lodge (live)
reside /ing
stay(ing)
apartment
carve
chisel
grave(d)
case (sheath)
holder
holster
sheath
socket
cultivate(d)
grow (something)
till
cultivate(d)
grow (something)
till
joint
bind
glue
paste(d)
stick to
hill
mount(ain)
anoint(ed)
grease
smear(ed)
spread
refer(ence)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
cripple(d)
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
rectum
curve(d)
meander
wriggle
vagina
plunge
swim
hair
hank
coma
coma
comaz
comaz
come
come
come
come
comm(at)
comm(at)
comm(at)
comm(at)
comm
comm
comm
commi
commi
commi
commina
commina
comps
comps
conch
conch
conferv
conferv
coni(t)
coni(t)
coni(t)
conid
conid
conid
conio
conio
conio
conis
conis
conis
connat
cont
cont
cont
cont
cont
contra
contra
contra
cop(eo)
cop(eo)
cop(eo)
1
komj•
1
komj•
kmaz•
kmaz•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komj•
1
komn•
1
komn•
1
komn•
1
komn•
2
komn•
2
komn•
2
komn•
2
komj•
2
komj•
2
komj•
komna•
komna•
komps•
komps•
kontš•
kontš•
ferv•
ferv•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
knat•
okont•
okont•
okont•
okont•
okont•
konter•
konter•
konter•
kope•
kope•
kope•
tuft
wisp
celebrate
feast
hair
hank
tuft
wisp
part (piece)
piece
segment
spare part
oppress
press (together)
stamp(ed)
glue
gum
resin
defy
menace
elegant
gracious
mollusc
shell (sea)
solder
weld
ash(es)
dust
speck
ash(es)
dust
speck
ash(es)
dust
speck
ash(es)
dust
speck
crooked
pale (stake)
pole (stake)
rod
spar
stake (pale)
against
counter
opposed
haft
handle(d)
hilt
cop(eo)
cop(eo)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
cop(t)
coph
coph
coph
copr
copr
copr
copr
cora
cora
cordy(l)
cordy(l)
cordy(l)
cordy(l)
core
core
core
core
core
core
core
core
core
cores
cores
cori
cori
cori
cori
coron
corrh
corryph
corryph
corryph
cors
coryc
coryc
coryd
coryd
kope•
kope•
1
kop•
1
kop•
1
kop•
1
kop•
1
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
2
kop•
kopf•
kopf•
kopf•
kopr•
kopr•
kopr•
kopr•
kora•
kora•
kordyl•
kordyl•
kordyl•
kordyl•
kora•
kora•
1
kore•
1
kore•
1
kore•
1
kore•
2
kore•
2
kore•
koris•
kores•
kores•
kora•
kora•
korj•
korj•
tsoron•
tsorj•
koryf•
koryf•
koryf•
tsorj•
kryk•
kryk•
koryd•
koryd•
oar
scull
beat(ing)
chop(ped)
hew
injure /ious
wound(ed)
drudge
labour(ing)
slave (toil)
toil(ing)
work(ing)
mute(ly)
silent
voiceless
droppings
dung
excrement
manure
doll
puppet
bump (lump)
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
doll
puppet
bride
fiancée
maiden
virgin(al)
lens
pupil (eye)
bug (bed-)
boy
youngster
doll
puppet
leather
skin (animal)
crow
temple (cheek)
cranium
crown (head)
skull
temple (cheek)
peer (peep)
spy
larva
skylark
245
corymb
corymb
corymb
coryn
coryn
coryn
coryn
coryth
cosme
cosme
cosme
cosme
cosme
coss
coss
coss
cost(al)
cotone
cotyl
cotyl
cotyl
cotyl
cotyl
cotyl
couph
cran
cran
cran
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
cras
crass
crass
crass
crat
crat
crat
crat
crat
crat
cre(at)
cre(at)
cregy
246
korimb•
korimb•
korimb•
koryn•
koryn•
koryn•
koryn•
koryt•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kosmed•
kos•
kos•
kos•
košt•
kotne•
1
kotyl•
1
kotyl•
1
kotyl•
1
kotyl•
2
kotyl•
2
kotyl•
kupf•
kranj•
kranj•
kranj•
kras•
kras•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
1
kraz•
2
kraz•
2
kraz•
2
kraz•
krasts•
krasts•
krasts•
1
krat•
1
krat•
2
krat•
2
krat•
2
krat•
2
krat•
krejt•
krejt•
kredž•
agglomeration
bunch
cluster
baton
bludgeon
club (stick)
stick (club)
helmet
adorn
beautify
decorate
embellish
ornament
capsule
husk
pod
rib
quince
basin
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
saucer
cupping-glass
sucker
light (weight)
cupola
dome
helmet
character (nature)
nature
aggregate(d)
assemble(d)
melt together
merge
unite(d)
atmosphere
climate
weather
compact(ness)
dense
thick
government
ruler (king)
energy
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
flesh
meat
good
cregy
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
crem(a)
creni
creni
crepis
crepis
creso
cret
cret
cret
cret
cret
cri
cri
cri
cric
cric
crin
crin
crin
crin
crin
crin
crin
cris
cris
cris
crit
crit
crit
crit
crit
crit
croc
croc
croc
croc
croc
croc
croc
crom(m)y
crom(m)y
cross
cross
crotal
kredž•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kremast•
kren•
kren•
kreps•
kreps•
kreškrez•
krez•
krez•
krez•
krez•
kri•
kri•
kri•
krits•
krits•
1
krin•
1
krin•
1
krin•
1
krin•
1
krin•
2
krin•
2
xrin•
krists•
krists•
krists•
1
krit•
1
krit•
1
krit•
1
krit•
2
krit•
2
krit•
1
krok•
1
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
2
krok•
kromy•
kromy•
krosts•
krosts•
krotal•
well (good)
attach
fasten(ing)
fix(ed)
hang (up)
hook on
suspend
fountain
well (fountain)
sandal
shoe
chemical word stem
diverse
mixe(d)
multiple
varie(gat)ed
various
ram (sheep etc)
sheep
tup
bracelet
ring (circle)
excrete
perspire
secrete (exhale)
separate(d)
sweat
lily
hair (head of)
condemn
damn(ed)
verdict
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
sieve(d)
sift
decide
judge(d)
saffron
yellow
flake
flock (wool etc.)
hank
tuft
wisp
garlic
onion
fringe
tassel
rattle /ing
crotaph
cruci
crus
crus
crus
cry(o)
cry(o)
cry(o)
cry(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
crypt(o)
ctem
ctem
ctem
cten
cten
cten
cten
ctil
ctil
ctil
cucull
cucull
cucull
cucull
cucum(a)
cucum(a)
cucum(a)
culcit
culcit
cultr
cum
cum
cumb
cumb
cumb
cupri
cupro
cur(i)
cur(i)
cur(i)
cur(i)
curculi
curculi
curi
curi(o)
krotaf•
krutši•
kruz•
kruz•
kruz•
kry•
kry•
kry•
kry•
1
krypt•
1
krypt•
1
krypt•
1
krypt•
2
krypt•
2
krypt•
ktem•
ktem•
ktem•
1
kten•
1
kten•
2
kten•
2
kten•
ktil•
ktil•
ktil•
kukl•
kukl•
kukl•
kukl•
tsukm•
tsukm•
tsukm•
tsulk•
tsulk•
kultr•
kow+
kum1
kumb•
1
kumb•
1
kumb•
kuprkupr1
kyr•
1
kyr•
1
kyr•
1
kyr•
kurkul•
kurkul•
kurj2
kyr•
temple (cheek)
cross (nn)
beat(ing)
knock
strike
freeze
frost
ice
refrigerate
bury
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
secrecy
cover(age)
protect
belong
have
possess
card (wool etc)
comb (nn)
cattle
living
humility
obedient /ence
submissive
beret
cap (hat)
cowl
hood
boiler
cauldron
kettle
mattress
pillow
knife (etc.)
with
chemical word stem
lie (recline)
recline /ing
supine
curi(o)
curi(o)
curi(o)
curs
curs
curs
cut(is)
cyan
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyath
cyb
cycle
cycle
cycn
cym
cym
cym
cymb
cymb
cymb
cyn
cyndal
cynth
cynth
cynth
cyph
cyph
cypr
cypsel
cyrt
cyrt
cyst
cyst
cyst
cystine
cyt
2
kyr•
2
kyr•
2
kyr•
tšurs•
tšurs•
tšurs•
tsut•
kyan•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
kyat•
tsyb•
tsikl•
tsikl•
kykn•
1
tsym•
1
tsym•
1
tsym•
tsymb•
tsymb•
tsymb•
kyn•
kyndal•
kynt•
kynt•
kynt•
tsyf•
tsyf•
kypr•
kypsl•
tsyrt•
tsyrt•
tsyst•
tsyst•
tsyst•
tsisttsyt•
chief (master)
lord
master (boss)
gallop(ing)
race /ing
run (speed)
skin
blue
container
cup (trophy)
goblet
receptacle
vase
vessel (container)
head
ring (circle)
wheel
swan
germ (nn)
sprout (twig)
sprout (nn)
boat
canoe
ship (boat)
dog
ankle
cucumber
gourd
pumpkin
hump
hunchback
beauty (woman)
beehive
bend/bent
curve(d)
bladder
blister
bubble
chemical word stem
cell
chemical element Cu
chemical element Cu
care for
look after
nurse /ing
provide for
pecker (penis)
penis
chemical element Cm
boss (master)
ETYMON
da
da
da
da(e)
da(e)
da(id)
da(id)
da(is)
MEANING
LEMMA
dza•
dza•
dza•
2
daj•
2
daj•
dajd•
dajd•
dajd•
extreme(ly)
much
very
enemy
opponent
flare (torch)
torch
flare (torch)
247
da(is)
dac(n)
dac(n)
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacn
dacry
dacry
dactyl
dactyl
dactyl
dad
dad
dad
dae
dae
dae
dae
dae
dae
daedal
daedal
daedal
daedal
daet
daet
dafas [Hb]
dagyd
dagyd
dagyd
dahar [A]
dai
dai
dai
dai
dai
dai
dai
daict
daict
dail
dail
dail
dail
dail
dair
248
dajd•
dak•
dak•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakn•
dakri•
dakri•
daktl•
1
daktyl•
2
daktyl•
dad•
dad•
dad•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
1
daj•
dedl•
dedl•
dedl•
dedl•
dajt•
dajt•
dafs•
dagyd•
dagyd•
dagyd•
daxr•
2
daj•
2
daj•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dajk•
dajk•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
1
del•
dajr•
torch
bite
eat(ing)
afflict(ion)
annoy(ing)
distress
griev(ance)
languishing
mourn(ful)
vex(ing)
tear(drop)
weep(ing)
toe
finger
date (fruit)
gum
mucilage
resin
fragment(ation)
part (piece)
piece
portion
section (nn)
share (part)
gem
jewel
ornament
piece of art
banquet
feast (nn)
print(ed)
doll
dummy
mannequin
back(side)
enemy
opponent
distribute
divide
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
split(ting)
shear
tear off
apparent(ly)
clear-cut
evident
neat
overt
peel(ed)
dair
dair
dak
dak
dal(os)
dal(os)
dalai [S]
dalai [S]
dalai [S]
damal
damast
damast
damn
damn
dapan
dapan
dapan
daped
daped
daped
daps
daps
daps
daps
dapsil
dapsil
dapsil
dapsil
dapsil
dapt(r)
dapt(r)
dapt(r)
dapt(r)
daqiqa [A]
darragar [A]
dart
dart
dart
dasm
dasy(t)
dasy(t)
dasy(t)
dasy(t)
dat
dat
dat
dat
dat
dau
dau
dajr•
dajr•
dak•
dak•
dal•
dal•
dalaj•
dalaj•
dalaj•
damal•
damts•
damts•
damts•
damts•
dapan•
dapn•
dapn•
daped•
daped•
daped•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapsl•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dapt•
dakik•
darg•
dajr•
dajr•
dajr•
dasm•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dav•
dav•
poach(ed)
skin(ned)
bite
eat(ing)
fire-steel
poker (fire)
comprehensive
general(ly)
universal
calf
tame(d)
train(ing)
tame(d)
train(ing)
expense(s)
law(ful)
squander
echelon
level (layer)
plain (nn)
carouse
quaff
swallow
swill
abundant
copious
galore
plenti(ful)
profuse(ly)
carouse
quaff
swallow
swill
minute (timelapse)
bicycle
peel(ed)
poach(ed)
skin(ned)
debt
bristling
dense
hairy
shaggy
distribute
divide
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
split(ting)
burn
cremate
dau
dauhitri [S]
daul
daul
daul
daul
daya [S]
daya [S]
daya [S]
daya [S]
de
de
de
de
de
de(si)
de(si)
dec
deca
decate
deci
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect
dect(ic)
dect(ic)
deer
degm(at)
degm(at)
deigm
deigm
deigm
deigm
deigm
deil
deil
deil
deil
deil
deil
dav•
dahitr•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
dasy•
daja•
daja•
daja•
daja•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
1
det•
1
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dexa• [GN]
incinerate
grandchild
bristling
dense
hairy
shaggy
compassion
emotion
pity /ful
sympathy
distribute
divide
scatter(ed)
separate(d)
split(ting)
measure(d)
size
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ten
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cut(ting)
mordant
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sour
tart
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get
receive (get)
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eat(ing)
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injury
wound(ed)
example
model
proof
sample
specimen
curfew
half-light
nightfall
twilight
anxiety
timid(ity)
deil
deim
deim
deim
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
dein
deipn
deipn
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deir
d(e)ir
d(e)ir
del
del
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dele
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dele
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delem(at)
delem(at)
delem(at)
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dellith
delphy
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timourous(ness)
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
draconian
inexorable
rigorous
severe
stern
strict(ly)
frightening
horrible
terrible
terrify(ing)
course (food)
dish (food)
food
meal
supper
mount(ain)
mountain chain
neck
throat
apparent(ly)
clear-cut
evident
neat
overt
allure
bewitch
charm(ing)
enchant
enchant
entice
fascinate
lure
seduce
tempt(ing)
damag(ing)
harm
spoil(ed)
lamp
lantern
wasp
wasp
womb
body
group (ethnic)
people
population
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dem
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dem
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dem
dem
demat
demat
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demat
demn
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demod
demod
demod
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den
den
den
den
den
den
den
den
den
denae
denae
denae
denae
dendr(it)
dendro
deo
deo
deo
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deon
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society
built (nn)
construct(ion)
stature
structure
fat(ty)
greasy
heavy (type)
bow (ornament)
chain (string)
link (connection)
noose
pompom
bow (ornament)
chain (string)
link (connection)
noose
pompom
bed
bedside
couch
bad taste
inferior
ordinary
tasteless
trivial
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draconian
inexorable
rigorous
severe
stern
strict(ly)
frightening
horrible
terrible
terrify(ing)
lasting
long (time)
prolong(ed)
protract(ed)
tree(s)
tree(s)
bind
link (connection)
tie(d)
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decent
fitting (adj)
necessary
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deon
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deors
deors
deos
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deps
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deps
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der(ae)
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der(m)
der(m)
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deris
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dermat
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derm•
derm•
derm•
dertr•
dertr•
derk•
derk•
proper(ly)
seemly
suitable
descend
go down
undergo
fear(ful)
chalice
cup
goblet
rummer
knead
massage
knead
massage
tan(ned)
affix
appendix
neck
throat
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
strangle
suffocate
contemplate
observe /ation
study
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throat
neck
throat
quarrel(ing)
wrangle
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
holder
sheath
socket
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
beak
bill (bird)
contemplate
observe /ation
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de(s)
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des
des
des
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despect
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dex
dex
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dexi
dexi
dexi
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dia
dia
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dekš•
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dukam•
dy• [GN]
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study
deprive(d)
rob (steal)
take away
take from
without
bind
link (connection)
tie(d)
classify
cut up
parcel(ed)
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halt(ing)
stop(ping)
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chain (string)
link (connection)
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pompom
contempt (vb)
despise
scorn
approve
confirm
consent
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next
second(ary)
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worm
gnaw off
munch
nibble
pick (off)
right (side)
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promise/ing
mourn(ful)
two
through
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diad(em)
diad(em)
diad(em)
diad(em)
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diastem
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dice
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dicral
dicral
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dicran
dicran
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dicro
dicro
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dictic
dictic
dictic
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dicty
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didact
didact
didym
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diktits•
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dikty•
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didakt•
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away from
separate(d)
because (of)
for
owing to
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swath
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
ephemere
passing
provisional
temporal
temporary
transient
transitory
intermission
interval
pause
equitable
jury
just
justice
lawn
divide
halve
separate(d)
split(ting)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
fork
pitchfork
rake (fork)
demonstrate
illustrate
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
net(work)
web
inform(ation)
instruct
teach
couple
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didym
didym
didym
didym
diel(in)
diel(in)
diel(in)
diel(in)
dier
dier
dier
dier
dieram
digit
digit
digit
digit
digit
digm
digm
digm
digm
digm
diid
diid
diid
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dim(al)
dim(al)
dim(at)
dim(at)
dim(at)
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din
din
din
din
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din
din
din
din
din
din
dio(s)
dio(s)
dio(s)
dio(s)
diogm(at)
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djer•
djor•
djor•
djeram•
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didžit•
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djid•
dikrum•
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din•
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2
djos•
te•
te•
djogm•
pair
twin(s)
twosome
testicle(s)
curfew
half-light
nightfall
twilight
fresh
new
discriminate
distinguish
funnel
count(ing)
digit
figure (number)
number
finger
example
model
proof
sample
specimen
bright
clear
plain(ly)
turkey
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
fear(ful)
fright(en)
terror(ize)
frightening
horrible
terrible
terrify(ing)
roll(ing)
stir
turn over
whirl(ing)
whirlpool
divinity
God
divinity
God
chase
diogm(at)
diogm(at)
diogm(at)
dior
dior
diph
diph
diph
diph
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphr
diphter
diphter
diphter
dipl(o)
dipl(o)
dipl(o)
dipl(o)
diplac
diplac
diplac
diplac
diplasi
diplasi
diplasi
diplasi
diplax
diplax
diplax
diplax
diplaz
diplaz
diplaz
diplaz
dips
dis
dis
dis
dis
dis
disop
disop
disop
diut(in)
diut(in)
diut(in)
djogm•
djogm•
djogm•
djor•
djor•
dipf•
dipf•
dipf•
dipf•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difr•
difter•
difter•
difter•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
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dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dips•
dias•
dias•
diš•
diš•
diš•
dysp•
dysp•
dysp•
djut•
djut•
djut•
hunt
persecute(d)
run down
discriminate
distinguish
examine
explore
research
search
arm-chair
bench
canapé
couch
divan
easy-chair
film
membrane
pellicle
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
double
mutual
reciprocal
twice
thirst
double
twice
silt
slime
sludge
confuse(d)
jumble(d)
shame(ful)
long (time)
prolix
prolong(ed)
diut(in)
diuturn
diuturn
diuturn
diuturn
div [S]
div [S]
div [S]
div [S]
divit
djaib [A]
djaib [A]
djaib [A]
djesh [R]
djuf [A]
djuf [A]
doar [Hb]
doc
doc
dochm
dochm
dochm
docima
docima
docima
docima
docu
docu
dodeca
dodeca
doe
doe
doe
doke
doke
doke
doke
doke
dokem
dokem
dokem
dokem
dokes
dokes
dokes
dokes
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
djut•
1
div•
1
div•
1
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2
div•
divits•
džajb•
džajb•
džajb•
deš• [RN]
džuf•
džuf•
dwar•
dots•
dots•
dokm•
dokm•
dokm•
dokim•
dokim•
dokim•
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doj•
doj•
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dokt•
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dokt•
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dokt•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
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1
doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
protract(ed)
long(ing)
prolix
prolong(ed)
protract(ed)
Eden
heaven
paradise
day(light)
well to-do
chord
cord
string (cord)
ten
abdomen
belly
mail
beam (wood etc)
girder
lord
oblique
slanting
experiment
explore
test(ing)
try (out)
contents
purport (nn)
dozen
twelve
doubtful
dubious
questionable
apparent
illusion
imagine
quasi
seeming
cultured
educate(d)
erudite
learned
cultured
educate(d)
erudite
leather
barrel
butt
cask
vat
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
doli(o)
dolich
dolich
dolium
dolium
dolium
dolium
dolon
dolon
dolon
dolon
dolon
dolop
dolop
dolop
dolop
dolos
dolos
dolos
dolos
dolos
dolych
dolych
dom
dom
dom
dom
domin
domin
domin
donac
donac
donac
donac
donac
donax
donax
donax
donax
donax
donax
donax
donax
donet
dooron
dor
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doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
dolix•
dolix•
1
doli•
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doli•
1
doli•
1
doli•
2
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2
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2
doli•
2
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2
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2
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2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
dolix•
dolix•
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dawm•
dawm•
dawm•
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domn•
domn•
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2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
1
donak•
1
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
2
donak•
donet•
dowr•
1
dor•
cheat
crafty
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
extend(ing)
long (distance)
barrel
butt
cask
vat
cheat
crafty
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
cheat
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
cheat
crafty
cunning
dishonest
sly(ness)
extend(ing)
long (distance)
dwelling-place
log (block)
nest
stay (place)
boss (master)
leader
master (boss)
canal
channel
drain (nn)
pipe(line)
sewers
cane
reed
canal
channel
drain (nn)
pipe(line)
reed
sewers
shake(n)
gift
cylinder
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dor
dor
dor
dor
dor
dor
dor
dor
dor(em)
dor(em)
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dora
dorco
dorco
dorco
dorco
dorco
dorx
dorx
dorx
dorx
dorx
dory
dory
dory
dory
dory
dory
dothi
dothi
dothi
dothi
dothi
dox
dox
dox
dox
dox
draa [A]
dragm(at)
dragm(at)
dragm(at)
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dor•
1
dor•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
2
dor•
2
dor•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dora•
dra•
dra•
dra•
dra•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
dork•
1
dory•
1
dory•
2
dory•
2
dory•
2
dory•
2
dory•
1
dotsi•
1
dotsi•
2
dotsi•
2
dotsi•
2
dotsi•
1
doks•
1
doks•
2
doks•
2
doks•
2
doks•
drax•
dragm•
dragm•
dragm•
pipe(line)
tube
asylum
hide-out
hiding-place
recourse
refuge (safety)
shelter (protection)
donate
give
asylum
hide-out
hiding-place
recourse
refuge (safety)
shelter (protection)
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
buck (goat etc)
deer
goat
roebuck
stag
buck (goat etc)
deer
goat
roebuck
stag
harpoon
lance (nn)
band (nn)
strip (ribbon)
stripe
tape (ribbon)
nail
stud
boil (nn)
pustule
tumor
belief
opinion
famous
notorious
renowned
arm (limb)
bundle
handful
sheaf
dram
dram
drama
drama
drama
drama
drasm
drasm
draster
draster
draster
draster
draster
draster
draster
drep(an)
drep(an)
drep(an)
drep(an)
drept
drept
dri(od)
dri(od)
dri(od)
dri(od)
dri(od)
dril
dril
drimi
drimi
drimi
drimi
drimy
drimy
drimy
drimy
drom
drom
drom
drom
dros
dros
dros
dros
dros
dry(o)
dry(o)
dryin
dryin
drym
2
drom•
2
drom•
dramat•
dramat•
dramat•
dramat•
drasm•
drasm•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drasr•
drepan•
drepan•
drepan•
drepan•
drept•
drept•
drod•
drod•
drod•
drod•
drod•
drilus•
drilus•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
drimj•
1
drom•
1
drom•
2
drom•
2
drom•
droz•
droz•
droz•
droz•
droz•
dry•
dry•
dry•
dry•
drym•
harbour (port)
port (naval)
presentation
show (spectacle)
spectacle
theater
flee(ing)
run away
active
alert
brisk
diligent
hard-working
labour (hard)
vigorous
billhook
reaping hook
scythe (etc)
sickle
pick(ed)
pluck(ing)
copse
grove
shrubbery
thicket
tree(s)
earthworm
worm
biting
corrosive
cut(ting)
sharp
biting
corrosive
cut(ting)
sharp
arena
race-course
harbour (port)
port (naval)
damp(ness)
dew
humid(ity)
moistness
wet(ness)
oak(tree)
tree(s)
oak(tree)
tree(s)
forest
drym
dryp
dryp
dryph
dryph
du(x)
duchan [Hb]
dukham [S]
duli(c)
duli(c)
duli(c)
dulich
dulich
dum(al)
dundub
duplic
duplex
durgand
duri
dven
dyevyaty
dym
dym
dym
dypt
dypt
dypt
dypt
dys
dys
dys
dys
dys
dys
dys
dys
dys
dysmic
dysmic
dysop
dysop
dysop
dyspr
dyt(ic)
dyt(ic)
dyt(ic)
dyt(ic)
dyte
dzea
drym•
dryp•
dryp•
dryf•
dryf•
duw• [LN]
dutšan•
dukam•
dulk•
dulk•
dulk•
dolix•
dolix•
dum•
dundub•
dipl•
dipl•
durg•
durj•
dven• [RN]
devj• [RN]
dym•
dym•
dym•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dys+
dys+
dys+
dys+
dys+
dyš•
dyš•
dyš•
dyš•
dysm•
dysm•
dysp•
dysp•
dysp•
dysprdyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyt•
dyte• [GN]
dze•
woods
scratch
scrub(bing)
injury
wound(ed)
two
platform (railway)
funerary
bond servant
serf
slave (servant)
extend(ing)
long (distance)
bush
drum
double
twice
stench
wood
two
nine
many
multiple
times (many)
dive
enter
immerse(d)
plunge
bad
dirty
disgusting
negative
shame(ful)
evening
sundown
sunset
twilight
occident(al)
west(ern)
confuse(d)
jumble(d)
shame(ful)
chemical element Dy
dive
enter
immerse(d)
plunge
half
rye
ETYMON
e(e)th
e(e)th
e(e)th
earin
earo
ebae
ebae
ebae
ebae
ebh
ebh
ebh
ebh
ecast
ecast
ecast
ecast
ecce
ecce
ecce
ecce
ecci
ecci
ecci
ecci
eccopt
eccopt
eccrem
eccrem
ecel
ecel
ecel
eces
eces
eces
eces
eces
eces
ecgon(on)
ech
ech
ech
echet
echet
echi(on)
echi(on)
echin
echis
echis
echm(at)
echm(at)
echm(at)
echm(at)
echth(r)
echth(r)
LEMMA
1
aet•
1
aet•
1
aet•
her•
her•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ebaj•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekast•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
ekei•
etšopt•
etšopt•
ekrem•
ekrem•
ekel•
ekel•
ekel•
etšes•
etšes•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
egon•
ekx•
ekx•
ekx•
1
ext•
1
ext•
exis•
exis•
exin•
exis•
exis•
hexm•
hexm•
hexm•
hexm•
extr•
extr•
MEANING
custom(ary)
habit(s)
moral(s)
spring(time)
spring(time)
bit (a)
little (a)
rather
some
bit (a)
little (few)
rather
some
all
each
every(one)
general(ly)
here are
see here
that
this
here are
see here
that
this
amputate
cut off
hang (down)
hang (down)
analogous
like (adv)
similar(ly)
angle
corner
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
son
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
adder
viper
hedgehog
adder
viper
handicap(ped)
hindrance
impediment
obstacle
contestant
enemy
255
echth(r)
echth(r)
echth(r)
echthodop
echthodop
echthodop
echthodop
echthodop
eci
eci
eci
eci(e)
ecie
ecie
ecie
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eclemm(at)
eco
eco
eco
eco
ecpleo
ecpleo
ecpleo
ecs
ecs
ecs
ecs
ectas
ectas
ectas
ec(to)
ec(to)
ec(to)
ed
ed
ed
edac
edac
edan
edan
edan
edaph
edaph
edaph
edaph
edit
edit
edo
edo
edos
edos
edos
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extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
extr•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
eklemt•
eklemt•
eklemt•
eklemt•
eklemt•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ekpl•
ekpl•
ekpl•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ektas•
ektas•
ektas•
ekt•
ekt•
ekt•
hed•
hed•
hed•
dak•
dak•
edan•
edan•
edan•
1
edaf•
1
edaf•
1
edaf•
2
edaf•
edits•
edits•
edu•
edu•
hedon•
hedon•
hedon•
fiend
opponent
rival (competitor)
contestant
enemy
fiend
opponent
rival (competitor)
dwelling-place
home
house
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
bark (inner)
bast
integument
peel (nn)
shell (cover)
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
complete(ly)
full
plenary
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
extend(ing)
spread
stretch(ing)
exterior
external
out(side)
mild
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
bite
eat(ing)
gentle
mild
tender(ly)
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
floor
high
tall
genital organ
sex organ
enjoy
pleasure
relish (pleasure)
edra
edra
edra
edrai
edrai
edrai
edul
eeri
eeri
eeth
eeth
eeth
eff(o)et
eff(o)et
eg(o)
eg(o)
egetst
egetst
egetst
egorik
egorik
egorik
egyr
egyr
egyr
egyr
eid(i)
eid(i)
eid(i)
eidol
eidol
eidol
eikos
eil
eil
eil
eil
eiletic
eilic
eimat
eimat
einsteini
eion
eion
eion
eir
eiren
eiren
eiren
eiren
eis
eis
eis
eis
eis
eis
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
edraj•
edraj•
edraj•
edl•
heri•
heri•
hed•
hed•
hed•
eft•
eft•
1
aig•
1
aig•
2
ext•
2
ext•
2
ext•
egor•
egor•
egor•
egyr•
egyr•
egyr•
egyr•
eid•
eid•
eid•
ejdl•
ejdl•
ejdl•
ejkosa• [GN]
eil•
eil•
eil•
eil•
hejl•
hejl•
him•
him•
ensthion•
hion•
hion•
hejr•
iren•
iren•
iren•
iren•
ajs•
ejs•
ejs•
ejs•
ejs•
ejs•
chair
seat(ed)
sit
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
stable (adj)
edible
dawn(ing)
morning
mild
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
exhausted
tire(d)
billy goat
goat
director
guide (nn)
leader
comfort (ease)
console (vb)
encourage
collective
mass (crowd)
public(ly)
social
figure (picture)
form
picture
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
twenty
disturb(ance)
hindrance
inconvenience
obstacle
roll(ing)
roll(ing)
clothing
costume
chemical element Es
bank (shore)
beach
seaside
knot(ted)
agree(d)
concord
harmony
peace(ful)
close(by)
near(by)
till
towards
until
up to
eiso
eiso
eiso
eiso
ejula
ejula
ejula
ekbas
el
el
el
el
el
elae(o)
elae(o)
elai(n)
elai(n)
elaph
elaph
elaph
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elaphr
elasm
elasm
elasm
elasm
elasm
elasm
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elat
elaut
elaut
elaut
ele
ele
ele
electr
eledon
elegei
elegei
elei
elei
elei
eis•
eis•
eis•
eis•
elin•
elin•
elin•
egbas•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
elaj•
elaj•
elaj•
elaj•
elaf•
elaf•
elaf•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
elafr•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
1
elat•
2
elat•
2
elat•
2
elat•
2
elat•
elut•
elut•
elut•
1
hele•
1
hele•
1
hele•
eletr•
eledn•
eledž•
eledž•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
in(side)
inside
interior(ity)
internal
complain
groan
moan
exit
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
oil
olive
oil
olive
deer
reindeer
stag
diligent
experience(d)
expert(ly)
handy
season(ed)
skillful
lamina
plate (thin)
slat
bulkhead
partition
septum
behavior
bring
conduct(ing)
drive /ing
lead(ing)
propel(ling)
conifer
fir (etc)
pine(tree)
spruce
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
compassion
pity /ful
sympathy
amber
pulp
complain
lament(able)
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
elei
elei
elemat
elemat
elemat
elemat
elemat
elemat
elen
elench
elench
eleo
eleo
eleo
eleo
eleuther
eleuther
eleuther
eleuther
eleuther
eli
eli
elic
elic
elingu
elingu
elingu
elingu
elle
elle
elle
elle
elp
elp
elp
elp
elp
elp
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpid
elpis
elpis
elpis
elpis
elpis
elpis
elutor
elutor
elutor
elyg
elysis
elysis
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
elemt•
elemt•
elemt•
elemt•
elemt•
elemt•
heln•
elentš•
elentš•
2
ele•
2
ele•
2
ele•
2
ele•
elewtr•
elewtr•
elewtr•
elewtr•
elewtr•
eli•
eli•
elitš•
elitš•
elinx•
elinx•
elinx•
elinx•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elp•
elut•
elut•
elut•
helyg•
elyt•
elyt•
morass
swamp
fruitless
futile
senseless
sterile
useless
vain (useless)
torch
argument (issue)
proof
begrudge
regret(table)
repent(ing)
sorry (be)
free(ly)
unceremonious
unconstrained
unforced
unrestrained
guinea-pig
marmot
age (timelapse)
time lapse
dumb
mute(ly)
speechless
voiceless
envelop
swathe
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
aspire /ation
await
expect
long(ing)
wait
yearn(ing)
aspire /ation
await
expect
long(ing)
wait
yearn(ing)
aspire /ation
await
expect
long(ing)
wait
yearn(ing)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
shadow(y)
arrive
come
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elytos
elytos
emacera
emacera
emacera
emacera
emacera
emaci
emaci
emaci
emaci
emaci
emball
emball
emball
emball
emball
embi
embi
embi
emblem(at)
emblem(at)
emblem(at)
emblem(at)
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embol
embroc
embroc
embroc
embroc
eme(t)
eme(t)
emer
emmel
emmel
emmel
emped
emped
emped
emped
empi(d)
empor
258
elyt•
elyt•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
emats•
1
embal•
1
embal•
1
embal•
2
embal•
2
embal•
embi•
embi•
embi•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
embl•
1
embl•
1
embl•
1
embl•
1
embl•
2
embl•
2
embl•
2
embl•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
1
emble•
2
emble•
2
emble•
2
emble•
embrok•
embrok•
embrok•
embrok•
emet•
emet•
1
hemer•
heml•
heml•
heml•
emped•
emped•
emped•
emped•
empj•
1
empor•
arrive
come
lean (thin)
meager
scanty
skinny
thin(ly)
lean (thin)
meager
scanty
skinny
thin(ly)
place(d)
put(ting)
set(ting)
push
shove
inside
interior(ity)
internal
aggress(ion)
attack
penetrate(d)
push through
beam (wood etc)
bolt (key)
chock
girder
wedge
launch
shoot (missile)
throw
aggress(ion)
attack
penetrate(d)
push through
door
entrance
gate
irrigate
sprinkle
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
throw up
vomit
day(light)
elegant
fashion(able)
graceful
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
stable (adj)
sturdy
fly (insect)
affair
empor
empor
empor
empor
empor
emunct
emunct
emus
emus
emyd
emyd
emys
emys
en
en
en
en
en
en
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enaul
enca
encar
ench
ench
enchely
enchn
enchn
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
encycl
endae
endae
endae
endae
endo
endo
endo
endym
endym
endym
endym
endys
endys
endys
endys
1
empor•
1
empor•
1
empor•
1
empor•
2
empor•
emunt•
emunt•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
ene•
ene•
ene•
ene•
ene•
ene•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enal•
enka• [GN]
enkr•
enx•
enx•
enxel•
enxn•
enxn•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
entsikl•
endje•
endje•
endje•
endje•
end•
end•
end•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
business
commerce
deal (nn)
trade (commerce)
merchant
excrete
purify(ing)
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
against
anti
counter
oppose(d)
reverse(d)
undenizen
guest
inhabitant
inmate
lodging (nn)
occupier
resident (nn)
tenant
first
brain
rapier
sword
eel
down (fluff)
fluff
all
comprehensive
embracing
encompassing
every(thing)
extensive
vast
empty/ ness
incomplete
vacant /cy
void
in(side)
inside
internal
clothing
cover(age)
cover(age)
garment
clothing
cover(age)
cover(age)
garment
ene(o)
ene(o)
ene(o)
ene(o)
enelle
enelle
enelle
enelle
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
engi(on)
enic
enic
enic
enic
enic
enix
enix
enki
enne
enop
enot
enot
enot
ens(i)
ent
ent
ent
ent
ent
entele(ch)
entele(ch)
entele(ch)
entell
entell
entell
entell
enter
enter
ento
ento
ento
entole
entole
entole
entole
entom
enty
enty
enty
enul
eo(s)
hene•
henj•
henj•
henj•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
ele•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
enits•
1
enits•
2
enits•
2
enits•
2
enits•
eniks•
eniks•
enky•
enea• [GN]
enop•
enot•
enot•
enot•
ens•
1
onts•
1
onts•
1
onts•
1
onts•
1
onts•
entel•
entel•
entel•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entol•
enter•
enter•
end•
end•
end•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entol•
entom•
enty•
enty•
enty•
enl•
eo•
mute(ly)
absurd
idiotic
unwise
envelop
swathe
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next (to)
with
right (correct)
straight(en)
only
sole (only)
unique
generate
give birth
pregnant
nine
voice
unification
union
unity
sword
are
be
being (nn)
entity
exist(ence)
complete(ly)
flawless
perfect(ly)
command
dictate
instruct
order(ed)
bowel(s)
intestine
in(side)
inside
internal
command
dictate
instruct
order(ed)
insect
equip(ment)
outfit
provisions
curl(ed)
begin(ning)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eo(s)
eol
eol
epact
epact
epactr
epactr
eparc
eparc
epeir
epeir
epeir
epeir
epel
epel
epel
epetes
epeti
epheb
epheb
epheb
ephedr
ephel
ephel
ephest
ephest
ephest
ephialt
ephialt
ephialt
ephor
ephor
ephor
ephor
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
epi
episi
episkept
epochle
epod
epozo
epozo
eo•
eo•
eo•
eo•
eos•
eos•
eos•
eol•
eol•
epakt•
epakt•
paktr•
paktr•
eparts•
eparts•
epejr•
epejr•
epejr•
epejr•
epl•
epl•
epl•
epetj•
epetj•
efeb•
efeb•
efeb•
epedr•
efel•
efel•
efest•
efest•
efest•
efjalt•
efjalt•
efjalt•
epfr•
epfr•
epfr•
epfr•
1
epi•
1
epi•
1
epi•
1
epi•
2
epi•
2
epi•
hepj•
hepj•
hepj•
hepj•
epiš•
epišk•
poxl•
epod•
epodz•
epodz•
early
primitive
pristine
remote
aurora
daybreak
morning
breeze
wind (air)
import
introduce
beast (of prey)
hunter
enough
sufficient
continent
country
Earth
land (country)
blanket
cover(age)
lid (cover)
year
year
adolescent
teen-ager
young(ster)
sit
freckle
pimple
dwelling-place
home
house
dream
incubus
nightmare
border (rim)
boundary
frontier
limit (border)
add(ed)
join(ed)
on
supplement(ary)
eminent
high-ranking
affable
courteous
kind(ness)
polite(ly)
groin
visit
tedious
stench
brood (vb)
incubate
259
epset
equ
equ
equ
equ
equ
equi
equi
equi
er(i)
eras
eras
eras
eras
eras
erasm
erasm
erasm
erasm
erast
erast
erast
erast
erastri
erastri
erastri
erastri
erbi
ereb
ereb
erechth
ereid
ereid
ereid
ereid
ereis(m)
ereis(m)
ereis(m)
ereis(m)
erem
erem
erem
erem(io)
erem(io)
erem(io)
eremn
eremn
eremot
eremot
eremot
eremot
eremot
erep(s)
ereps
ereps
260
epsed•
1
ekw•
2
ekw•
2
ekw•
2
ekw•
2
ekw•
eky•
eky•
eky•
her•
eraš•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erbjereb•
ereb•
1
reks•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
eresm•
1
erm•
1
erm•
1
erm•
2
erm•
2
erm•
2
erm•
ereb•
ereb•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
2
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
cook(ed)
horse
cowboy
horseman
knight
rider
equal
identical
same
spring(time)
rake(d)
betrothe(d)
darling
lover
sweetheart
betrothe(d)
darling
lover
sweetheart
betrothe(d)
darling
lover
sweetheart
bethroded
darling
low (vb)
sweetheart
chemical element Er
dark(ness)
obscure /ity
break(ing)
lean(ing)
rest (against)
support(ing)
sustain
lean(ing)
rest (against)
support(ing)
sustain
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
desert
waste(land)
wilderness
dark(ness)
obscure /ity
annihilate(d)
destroy
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
wreck
roof
annihilate(d)
destroy
ereps
ereps
ereps
eres
eres
eret(h)
eret(h)
eret(h)
eret(h)
eret(m)
eret(m)
erethiz
erethiz
erethiz
erethiz
eretm
eretm
erett
erett
ereuth
ereuth
erg
erg
erg
erg
erg
erg [A]
erg [A]
erga
erga
erga
erga
ergates
erge
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergi
ergum
ergum
ergum
ergum
ergi
ergum
eri
eri
eri
eri
eri
eri
eri
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
1
eret•
1
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
1
eret•
1
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
eret•
eretm•
eretm•
1
eret•
1
eret•
eritr•
eritr•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erx•
erx•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
ergats•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
2
eri•
2
eri•
1
erj•
1
erj•
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
wreck
paddle /ing
row(ing)
excite(d)
incite
irritate
nervous
paddle /ing
row(ing)
excite(d)
incite
irritate
nervous
oar
paddle (oar)
paddle /ing
row(ing)
ginger
red
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
work(ing)
dune
hill
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
peasant
work(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
work(ing)
act (vb)
do
labour(ing)
make /ing
manipulate
work(ing)
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
at once
soon
extreme(ly)
much
eri
erict
erict
erict
erin
erin
erin
erio
erio
erio
eriol
eriol
eriph
eris
erism
erism
erist
erist
ern
ern
ern
ern
ern
ern
erodi
erodi
erot(em)
erot(em)
erot(em)
erot(em)
erpet
errant
errant
errant
ers
eruc
erv
ery
ery
ery(o)
ery(o)
eryc
eryc
eryc
erym(at)
erym(at)
erymn
erymn
eryth(em)
eryth(em)
eryth(r)
eryth(r)
esca
esca
eschar
eschar
1
erj•
erikt•
erikt•
erikt•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
erjol•
erjol•
erif•
1
ers•
ersm•
ersm•
ersm•
ersm•
hern•
hern•
hern•
hern•
hern•
hern•
erodj•
erodj•
erots•
erots•
erots•
erots•
herpet•
erat•
erat•
erat•
2
ers•
eruts•
erv•
2
erj•
2
erj•
ery•
ery•
eryk•
eryk•
eryk•
erym•
erym•
erym•
erym•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
ešk•
ešk•
eskr•
esxar•
very
pulverize(d)
shiver(ing)
splinter(ed)
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
hurricane
storm(y)
goat
take(n)
quarrel(ing)
wrangle
quarrel(ing)
wrangle
bough (tree)
branch (ramification)
shoot (twig)
sprig
sprout (twig)
twig
crane
heron
ask
demand
question
request
snake
migrate
roam(ing)
wander
dew
caterpillar
lens
save
spare (save)
pull
tear off
hold(ing)
keep
stick to
barricade(d)
defend
barricade(d)
defend
ginger
red
ginger
red
food
nutrition
crust
altar
eschar
eschat
eschat
eschat
eschat
ese
ese
ese
ese
esis
esis
esis
esis
est
est
est
esth(em)
esth(em)
esth(em)
esth(i)
esth(i)
esth(i)
esthes
esthes
esthes
esthet
esthet
esthet
esthet
esthet
esthet
esthl
esthl
esthl
estr
estr
estr
estr
estr
et(i)
ete(o)
ete(o)
ete(o)
ete(o)
ete(o)
etes
etes
etes
etes
eth
eth
eth
eth
eth
eth
esxar•
esxat•
esxat•
esxat•
esxat•
esiš•
esiš•
esiš•
esiš•
esiš•
esiš•
esiš•
esiš•
1
hest•
1
hest•
1
hest•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
1
ests•
1
ests•
1
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
estez•
estez•
estez•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
estl•
estl•
estl•
hestr•
hestr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
het•
1
hetj•
1
hetj•
1
hetj•
1
hetj•
1
hetj•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
1
aest•
ajti•
mantelpiece
conclusion
end (finish)
final(e)
last (item)
desire
inclination
propensity
tendency
desire
inclination
propensity
tendency
lay (put)
place(d)
put(ting)
clothing
dress (clothing)
garment
banquet
feast (nn)
festival
clothing
dress (clothing)
garment
feeling
perception
sense
clothing
dress (clothing)
garment
fair(ness)
honesty
probity
furious
rage(ing)
ardent
lust
passion(ate)
year
correct(ly)
justified
right (correct)
true
truth(ful)
burgess
burgher
citizen
middle-class
ardent
burn
flame
heat (temperature)
hot
cause (nn)
261
eth
eth
eth
eth
eth(eo)
eth(eo)
ethel
ethel
ethel
ethm
ethm
ethm
ethm
ethn
ethn
ethn
ethn
ethri
eti
eti
eti
eti
etm
etm
etoem
etoem
etoem
etoem
etr(i)
etr(i)
eu
eu
eu
eu
eu
eu
eudi
eudi
eudi
eun
eun
eur
eur
eur
eur
eurem
eurem
eures
eures
europi
euros
euros
eurot
eurot
eury
eury
262
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
etjetx•
etx•
etsl•
etsl•
etsl•
1
etm•
1
etm•
1
etm•
1
etm•
etn•
etn•
etn•
etn•
etri•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
2
etm•
2
etm•
etojm•
etojm•
etojm•
etojm•
hetr•
hetr•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eu•
eu•
ewdi•
ewdi•
ewdi•
eun•
eun•
ejur•
ejur•
eur•
eur•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evreur•
eur•
eur•
eur•
evry•
evry•
motive
pretext
why
chemical word stem
bachelor
spinster
goodwill
please (if you)
voluntary
riddle
screen (sifting)
sieve (tool)
strainer
clan
people
race (species)
tribe
heaven
cause (nn)
motive
pretext
why
cut(ting)
slice(d)
available
in stock
obtainable
ready
abdomen
pubis
correct(ly)
good
normal
proper(ly)
right (correct)
true
fume (smoke)
gas
smoke
bed
couch
east
orient
mildew
mould (mildew)
discover
invent(ion)
discover
invent(ion)
chemical element Eu
mildew
mould (mildew)
mildew
mould (mildew)
large
spacious
eury
eus
eus
eus
eus
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
eutel
ex(o)
exa
exate
exip(ul)
exip(ul)
exip(ul)
exom
exos(s)
exos(s)
exos(s)
exos(s)
expui
expui
extra
extra
extra
extra
ETYMON
fac
fact(it)
faecul
fagus
fala
fala
fala
falagr
falagr
falagr
falagr
falla(c)
falla(c)
falla(c)
famul
farct
farct
farct
farct
fars
fars
fars
evry•
ejus•
ejus•
ejus•
ejus•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
ejtl•
exs•
eksa• [GN]
eksate• [GN]
eksip•
eksip•
eksip•
eksom•
eksoš•
eksoš•
eksoš•
eksoš•
ešpu•
ešpu•
estra•
estra•
estra•
estra•
vast
form (health)
health
sanity
well-being
common(ly)
every day
ordinary
popular
trivial
vernacular
vulgar
out(side)
number value 1018
number value 10–18
accept
get
receive (get)
shirt
elastic
flexible
pliant
supple
spit up
spit(tle)
exterior
external
out(side)
out(side)
MEANING
LEMMA
fatš•
pfakt•
fakl•
2
fag•
1
falax•
1
falax•
1
falax•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
2
falax•
2
falax•
2
falax•
faml•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
torch
create(d)
flour
beech
scaffold
skeleton
stage (scaffolding)
bald
barren
callow
hairless
ruse
subterfuge
trick (artifice)
servant
clog (vb)
plug(ged)
stop up
stuff(ed)
clog (vb)
plug(ged)
stop up
fars
fart
fart
fart
fart
fas [A]
fast
fast
fast
favus
fax
fecul
fel(l)
fel(l)
fell
femto
fer
fer
fer
ferali
fermi
ferr
ferrug
ferrug
ferul
ferul
ferul
ferul
ferul
ferul
feshfesh [A]
feshfesh [A]
fess
fess
festuc
festuc
festuc
fiber
fiber
fiber
fidicul
fidicul
fil
fil
fil
filar
filar
filar
filfil [A]
fili
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
farst•
2
fas•
2
fasts•
2
fasts•
2
fasts•
fav•
fatš•
fakl•
1
felj•
1
felj•
2
felj•
femta• [GN]
for•
feru•
feru•
fralj•
fermjferfrug•
frug•
1
pfer•
1
pfer•
1
pfer•
1
pfer•
2
pfer•
2
pfer•
2
fests•
2
fests•
1
fests•
1
fests•
pfest•
pfest•
pfest•
fibr•
fibr•
fibr•
fidits•
fidits•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
filf•
2
fil•
stuff(ed)
clog (vb)
plug(ged)
stop up
stuff(ed)
pick-ax
contempt
haughtiness
pride
honeycomb
torch
flour
bile
gall
suck(ing)
number value 10-15
carry(ing)
untamed
wild
wild
chemical element Fm
chemical element Fe
corrosion
rust(ed)
rod
switch (tool)
twig
wand
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
waste(land)
wilderness
exhausted
tire(d)
branch (ramification)
stalk (twig)
stem (sprout)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
harp
lyre
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
pepper
fiber
fili
fili
filo
filo
filo
filum
filum
filum
fimet
fimet
fimet
fiss
flabell
flabell
flabell
flagell
flacc(id)
flacc(id)
flacc(id)
flat(u)
flat(u)
flav
fleb
flen
flen
flen
flen
flen
flet
flet
flet
flet
flet
fluit
fluo
fluvi
fodi
fodi
foed(at)
foed(at)
foggara [A]
foggara [A]
folli(cul)
folli(cul)
fomm [A]
forfex
forfic
foron
foron
foron
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
fimt•
fimt•
fimt•
fits•
flabel•
flabel•
flabel•
fladž•
flatš•
flatš•
flatš•
pflat•
pflat•
flav•
2
fleb•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fletn•
fluj•
fluwfluvj•
fojd•
fojd•
fojd•
fojd•
fogr•
fogr•
folj•
folj•
fomn•
forfik•
forfik•
foron•
foron•
foron•
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
fiber
filament
thread (fiber)
dung(hill)
fertilizer
manure
split(ting)
fan (ventilator)
feather-brush
feather-duster
whip(ping)
droop
fade
wither
blow (air)
breathe
yellow
draw (line)
blubber
cry (weep)
snivel
weep(ing)
whimper
blubber
cry (weep)
snivel
weep(ing)
whimper
wave
chemical element F
river
abhor
loathe
abhor
loathe
canal
channel
balloon
bladder
throat
scissors
scissors
container
holder
receptacle
263
foron
foron
fossul
fossul
frace
frace
frace
fraci
fraci
fraci
fraen
fragm
franci
fremen
fremen
fremit
fremit
fren
fres
fres
fres
fret
fret
fret
fritill
fritill
fritill
frust(r)
frust(r)
frust(r)
frust(r)
frutec
frutec
frutex
frutex
frutic
frutic
fuc
fuc
fulci(men)
fulci(men)
fulci(men)
fulcr
fulcr
fulcr
fulg
fulg
fulg
fulg
fulg
264
foron•
foron•
fosol•
fosol•
fraš•
fraš•
fraš•
fraš•
fraš•
fraš•
1
pfren•
1
fragm•
fransfremt•
fremt•
fremt•
fremt•
1
pfren•
pfres•
pfres•
pfres•
fred•
fred•
fred•
fritl•
fritl•
fritl•
frust•
frust•
frust•
frust•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
fyk•
fyk•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
fulkr•
1
fuldž•
1
fuldž•
1
fuldž•
2
fuldž•
2
fuldž•
sheath
socket
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
bribe (vb)
buy (someone)
corrupt(ed)
bribe (vb)
buy (someone)
corrupt(ed)
brake (nn)
break(ing)
chemical element Fr
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
brake (nn)
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
corridor
gangway
fun(al)
fun(al)
fun(al)
fundi
fundi
fundi
fundul
funi(s)
funi(s)
funi(s)
fur
furfur
fus(i)
fus(i)
fus(i)
fusc
fusc
fusti
fusti
fusti
fusti
fyc
fyc
fun•
fun•
fun•
fundj•
fundj•
fundj•
fundl•
fun•
fun•
fun•
fjurfurf•
1
fuž•
2
fuž•
2
fuž•
fusk•
fusk•
fustj•
fustj•
fustj•
fustj•
fyk•
fyk•
cable (rope)
line (rope)
rope (cord)
basis
construct(ion)
fundament
sausage
line (rope)
rope (cord)
string (cord)
chemical word stem
bran
pour
melt(ed)
smelt
black
dark
baton
cane
club (stick)
stick (club)
alga
seaweed
street
beaker
dice-box
goblet
fraction
fragment(ation)
part (piece)
piece
bush
shrub (plant)
bush
shrub (plant)
bush
shrub (plant)
alga
seaweed
prop
stay (place)
support (base)
prop
stay (place)
support (base)
light (shine)
lightning
shine /ing
lamp
lantern
ETYMON
gadol
gae
gai
gajah [S]
gal(act)
galact
galact
galb [A]
galbul
galbul
gale
gale
gale
gale(at)
gale(at)
gale(at)
gale(at)
galen
galen
galen
galen
gall
gall
gall
gall
MEANING
LEMMA
gadlge•
ge•
gadža•
džal•
galakt•
lakt•
xalb•
galb•
galb•
gale•
gale•
gale•
galer•
galer•
galer•
galer•
1
galn•
1
galn•
1
galn•
2
galn•
galg•
galg•
galg•
galg•
chemical element Gd
Earth
Earth
elephant
milk (nn)
milk (nn)
milk (nn)
heart
big-bellied
corpulent
ferret
marten
weasel
cap (hat)
coif
helmet
wig
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
lead (metal)
chicken
cock (fowl)
hen
rooster
galli
gallum
gallum
gam
gam
gam
gambr
gambr
gambr
gamel
gamel
gan
gan
gan
gan
gan
gan
ganni
ganni
garasu-kiri
gargal
gargar
gargar
gargar
gargar
garr(i)
garr(i)
garr(i)
garvah [S]
garvah [S]
garvah [S]
garvah [S]
gassi [A]
gassi [A]
gaster
gaster
gaster
gastr(o)
gastr(o)
gastr(o)
gaur
gaur
gavis
gavis
gazar [A]
ge(o)
geiss
geiss
geiss
geit
galjgalm•
galm•
gam•
gam•
gam•
gambr•
gambr•
gambr•
gaml•
gaml•
1
gan•
1
gan•
1
gan•
2
gan•
gani•
gani•
gani•
gani•
garask•
gargl•
1
gargr•
1
gargr•
1
gargr•
2
gargr•
gar•
gar•
gar•
garva•
garva•
garva•
garva•
gasi•
gasi•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gastr•
gavr•
gavr•
gavr•
gavr•
gazr•
ge•
geš•
geš•
geš•
geton•
chemical element Ga
curtain
veil
marriage
wedding
wedlock
kin
parent(s)
relation (human)
donate
give
adorn(ment)
decoration
ornament
smelt
happy/ ness
joy
happy/ ness
joy
diamond
tickle
audience
mass (crowd)
public(ly)
uvula
babble
chatter
gossip
dignity
self-assurance
self-confidence
self-reliance
hard
tough
abdomen
belly
stomach
abdomen
belly
stomach
happy/ ness
joy
happy/ ness
joy
carrot
Earth
battlement
breach
gap
neighbour
geiton
gel
gel
gel
gel
gel
gel
gel
gel
gel
gelas(im)
gelas(im)
gelas(im)
gelas(im)
gelat
gelat
geloe
geloe
geloe
gelos
gelos
gelos
gelot
gelot
gelot
gen
gen
gen
gen
gen
gen
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
gene
geni
genit
genn
gennad
geton•
gelat•
gelat•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
glaš•
glaš•
glaš•
glaš•
gelat•
gelat•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
1
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
2
gen•
gene•
gene•
gene•
gene•
genj•
genit•
gemn•
gemn•
neighbour
frost
ice
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
odd
peculiar
queer
strange
frost
ice
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
facetious
laugh(ing)
witty
descent
extract(ion)
inherit(ance)
issue (produce)
offspring
origin
bring about
cause (vb)
create(d)
make /ing
produce(d)
descent
extract(ion)
inherit(ance)
issue (produce)
offspring
origin
family
gentry
people
tribe
beard
sex organ
noble(hearted)
noble(hearted)
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gennae
geny
geny
geny
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr
gephyr(e)
ger
ger
ger
geran
gerat
gerat
gerev [Hb]
germani
geront
gery
gery
gestatio
geus
geus
ghar [A]
ghar [A]
giga
gigart
gigart
gigart
gigart
gignoscho
gignoscho
ginglym
ginglym
gingras
giton
glaber
gladi
glaeb
glaeb
glaeb
glaeb
glaph
glaph
glaph
glaph(yr)
glaphyr
glaphyr
glaphyr
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gemn•
geny•
geny•
geny•
gefr•
gefr•
gefr•
gefr•
gefr•
gefyr•
1
ger•
1
ger•
2
ger•
geran•
gerat•
geront•
gerv•
germgeront•
džery•
džery•
gešt•
1
gjest•
2
gjest•
2
xar•
2
xar•
giga• [GN]
gigart•
gigart•
gigart•
gigart•
1
gignosx•
2
gignosx•
gingl•
gingl•
gingr•
geton•
glabr•
gladi•
gleb•
gleb•
gleb•
gleb•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
2
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
noble(hearted)
cheek
chin
jaw(bone)
highway
road(way)
road(way)
route
way (road)
bridge
carry
wear
old
crane
age (timelapse)
old (wo)man
socks
chemical element Ge
old (wo)man
chant
sing
pregnant
experience (feel)
taste (sense)
cave(rn)
grotto
billion 10
9
grain
granule
pip
seed
read(ing)
understand(able)
hinge
joint
whistle
neighbour
bald
sword
chunk
clod
hump
lump
chase (metal)
emboss
tool (leather)
glare
glare
glare
glaris
glaris
glauc
glauc
glauc
glauc
glauc
glauc
glauc
glea
glea
glea
glea
glen
glen
glen
glen
glen
gleuc
gli
gli
gli
glio
glio
glio
glio
gloch
gloch(id)
glochin
gloe
gloe
gloe
gloe
gloi
gloi
gloi
gloi
glomer
glomer
gloss
gloss
glossa
glott
delicate
chase (metal)
emboss
tool (leather)
glott
gluci
gluci
glare•
glare•
glare•
glars•
glars•
1
glak•
1
glak•
1
glak•
2
glak•
2
glak•
gluts•
gluts•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
1
glen•
1
glen•
2
glen•
2
glen•
1
xlen•
glek•
gli•
gli•
gli•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
glox•
glot •
glot •
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
glom•
glom•
glos•
glots•
glot•
glos•
glot•
glots•
glyk•
glyk•
gravel
grit
slack
chisel
graver
brilliant
light (shine)
shine /ing
blue
green
gray
pale(ness)
glue
lacquer
resin
varnish
cave / ity
hollow
lens
pupil (eye)
star
wine
bond (tie)
cement
glue
glue
lacquer
resin
varnish
angle
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
glue
lacquer
resin
varnish
glue
lad
resin
varnish
ball (clew)
clew
word
tongue (organ)
language
word
languaage
tongue (organ)
mild
sugar
gluci
gluco
gluco
gluco
glut
glut
glut
glyc
glyc
glyc
glycer
glycerin
glyph
glyph
glypt
glypt
gnaph
gnapt
gnapt
gnath
gnath
gnesi
gnesi
gnesi
gnesi
gnome
gnome
gnome
gnome
gnoph
gnoph
go
go
goes
goes
goet
goet
gole
gole
gole
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gomph
gone
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glyt•
glyt•
glyt•
glyk•
glyk•
glyk•
glitser•
glitsglipt•
glipt•
glipt•
glipt•
gnaf•
gnapt•
gnapt•
gnat•
gnat•
gnes•
gnes•
gnes•
gnes•
1
gnom•
1
gnom•
2
gnom•
2
gnom•
gnof•
gnof•
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
gole•
gole•
gole•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
1
gomf•
2
gomf•
2
gomf•
1
gon•
sweet (sense)
mild
sugar
sweet (sense)
bond (tie)
cement
glue
mild
sugar
sweet (sense)
sweet (sense)
chemical word stem
engraving
plate (chiseled)
engraving
plate (chiseled)
felt (fabric)
crush
full (cloth)
jaw(bone)
teeth
law(ful)
legend
lemon
statutory
announce(ment)
inform(ation)
clarify
explain
dark
obscure /ity
groan
moan
groan
moan
groan
moan
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
grotto
chock
nail
post (stake)
prop
stud
support (base)
wedge
button (push)
key (button)
angle
gone
gone
gone
gone
gone
gongron
gossyp
goumruk [A]
grad
grad
grad
grad
grai
gramm
gramm
grammat
grammat
grammat
grammat
grammat
grammat
grandin
graph
graph
graph
graph
grapt
grapt
grapt
grara [A]
grara [A]
grassa
grassa
grassa
grdhrah [S]
gres
gress
gress
griph
griph
griph
grom
grom
gron
gron
gry(on)
gry(on)
gry(on)
gryn
gryn
1
gon•
1
gon•
2
gon•
2
gon•
2
gon•
gongr•
gosyp•
gumr•
gradz•
gradz•
gradz•
gradz•
2
ger•
gram•
gram•
1
gramat•
1
gramat•
1
gramat•
2
gramat•
2
gramat•
2
gramat•
grandin•
graf•
graf•
graf•
graf•
grapt•
grapt•
grapt•
grar•
grar•
graš•
graš•
graš•
gurdr•
1
gres•
2
gres•
2
gres•
gripf•
gripf•
gripf•
grom•
grom•
gron•
gron•
gry•
gry•
gry•
grun•
grun•
knee
knot(ted)
germ (nn)
semen
sex organ
tumor
cotton
custom (taxes)
go
march(ing)
step(ping)
walk(ing)
old
draw(ing)
writing
character (letter)
spelling
symbol
codex
lawyer
rule(s)
hail (ice)
design
draw(ing)
sketch(ing)
write
indication
mark (sign)
sign
tub
vat
migrate
roam(ing)
wander
vulture
run (speed)
stage (phase)
step (pace)
enigma
puzzle
riddle
measure (land)
survey
deep
profound(ly)
no(ne)
nothing
nought
bundle
sheaf
267
guai
guai
gui
gui
gun
gun
gun
gun
Guruh
gvaj•
gvaj•
gui•
gui•
džun•
džun•
džun•
džun•
gurx•
Guruvasarah[S] gurv•
gyi
gyj•
gymn(o)
gymn•
gymn(o)
gymn•
gyn
gyn•
gyn
gyn•
gyp
gyp•
gyps
gyps•
gyrus
gyr•
gyrus
gyr•
gyrus
gyr•
ETYMON
haben
haben
haben
haben
habitus
habitus
habitus
habr
habr
habr
habr(o)
habr(o)
habr(o)
habr(o)
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr
hadr(yn)
hadr(yn)
haem
haem
268
anchor
cable (rope)
cripple(d)
disabled
camp
domain
field(s)
land (nature)
Jupiter
Thursday
body
naked
nude
spouse
wife
vulture
chalk
meander
undulate
wave
MEANING
LEMMA
haben•
haben•
haben•
haben•
habits•
habits•
habits•
1
habr•
1
habr•
1
habr•
2
habr•
2
habr•
2
habr•
2
habr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
1
hadr•
2
hadr•
2
hadr•
2
hadr•
xadr•
xadr•
1
hem•
2
hem•
bridle
girdle
restrain(t)
strap
custom(ary)
habit(s)
usage
abundant
affluent/ce
lyre
delicate
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
encompassing
extensive
huge
spacious
tall
vast
wide
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
sturdy
mature /ity
ripe
blood
descent
haem
haemat
haemil
haemil
haemil
haemil
haemil
hafach [Hb]
haffni
hagi
hagi
hagi
hagni
hagni
hagni
hal
hal
hal
halas
halas
halat
halat
halec
halec
halec
hali
hali
hali
halia
halia
halieus
halieus
halieus
halieus
halieut
halieut
halieut
halieut
halit
halit
halit
halit
hallec
hallec
hallec
halmat
halmat
haltic
haltic
halysi
2
hem•
2
hemat•
hajml•
hajml•
haml•
haml•
haml•
hafax•
hafnhagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
hagi•
1
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
2
hali•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
halts•
2
hali•
2
hali•
1
xalj•
2
xalj•
2
xalj•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
xalt•
xalt•
xalt•
xalt•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
halts•
2
halts•
2
halts•
2
halts•
2
halts•
halyš•
origin
iron
perfidious
snare (malice)
attract
charm(ing)
lust
capsize
chemical element Hf
divine
holy
saint
divine
holy
saint
salt
ocean
sea
ocean
sea
ocean
sea
gravy
juice
sauce
ocean
sea
abundant
boat
ship (boat)
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
fisherman
mariner
sailor
seaman
fog
mist
steam
vapor
gravy
juice
sauce
jump
leap
jump
leap
chain (string)
ham
hama
hama
hama
hamada [A]
hamada [A]
hamaki [Jp]
hamart
hamart
hamat
hamm
hamm
hamm(at)
hamm(at)
hamm(at)
hamm(at)
hapa
hapa
hapal
hapal
hapax
hapax
hapax
hapax
haph
haph
hapl
hapl
hapl
haps
haps
haps(id)
haps(id)
hapt
hapt
hapt
hapt
hapt
haptr
haptr
haptr
hara
hara
hara
hara
harmo(n)
harmo(n)
harp
harp
harp
1
ham•
hama•
hama•
hama•
hamd•
hamd•
hamk•
xmart•
xmart•
1
ham•
1
amn•
1
amn•
hamt•
hamt•
hamt•
hamt•
apag•
apag•
hapal•
hapal•
apag•
apag•
hapak•
hapak•
hapf•
hapf•
hapl•
hapl•
hapl•
hapf•
hapf•
haps•
haps•
haps•
haps•
hapt•
hapt•
hapt•
haptr•
haptr•
haptr•
2
hara•
2
hara•
2
hara•
2
hara•
2
harm•
2
harm•
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
hook (nn)
accompany
synchronous
with
surface
upper
cigar
error
mistake
hook (nn)
dust
sand
bond (tie)
knot (node)
link (connection)
tie (knot)
occasional
sometimes
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
occasional
sometimes
only
unique
feel
touch
clear-cut
neat
simple /ly
feel
touch
arch
vault
arch
vault
bind
fix(ed)
link(ed)
fuse (nn)
tinder
wick
asylum
hide-out
refuge
shelter (protection)
adapt
assimilate
claw
nail (finger)
scythe (etc)
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
harp
haru
haru
hasah [S]
hasi [A]
hast(at)
hata
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatel
hatha [S]
hathro
hathro
hathro
hatl
hatl
hatl
hatl
hatl
hatl
haur
haur
haur
haust
haust
haust
haust
haust
haust
heb
heb
hebdom
hebe
hebe
hebes
hebes
hebes
hebet
hebet
hebet
hecast
hecast
1
harpf•
1
harpf•
2
harpf•
2
harpf•
2
harpf•
2
harpf•
xaru•
xaru•
xasa•
hasj•
hasts•
hata• [GN]
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hat•
hatr•
hatr•
hatr•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hatl•
hust•
hust•
hust•
1
hašt•
1
hašt•
2
hašt•
hust•
hust•
hust•
hebe•
hebe•
hebdom•
hebe•
hebe•
heps•
heps•
heps•
heps•
heps•
heps•
ekast•
ekast•
sickle
talon
catch (get)
chase
hunt
rob (steal)
inner
internal
launch
well (fountain)
spear(point)
number value 10-18
defect(ive)
deficient
erroneous
fault(y)
imperfect
wrong
body
compact(ness)
condensed
dense
defect(ive)
deficient
erroneous
fault(y)
imperfect
wrong
draw (fluid)
excerpt
extract(ion)
shovel
spoon
sucker
draw (fluid)
excerpt
extract(ion)
mature /ity
ripe
week(ly)
mature /ity
ripe
dull
muffled
obtuse
dull
muffled
obtuse
all
each
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hecast
hecast
hecat
hecat
hect(o)
hectic
hectic
hectic
hed(r)
hed(r)
hed(r)
hedon
hedon
hedon
hedr
hedr
hedr
hedy
hedy
hedy
hedy
hedy
hektate
hel
hel
hel
hel
hel
hel
helc
helc(t)
helc(t)
hele
hele
hele
helei
helei
helei
helei
helei
heli
heli(o)
heli(o)
heli(o)
helic
helic
heljon [Hb]
hellup
hellup
hellup
270
ekast•
ekast•
xekt•
xekt•
hekta• [GN]
hetšt•
hetšt•
hetšt•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
hedon•
hedon•
hedon•
1
hedr•
1
hedr•
1
hedr•
hedy•
hedy•
hedy•
hedy•
hedy•
every(one)
general(ly)
distant
far
hundred
constant(ly)
late
permanent
chair
seat(ed)
sit
enjoy
pleasure
relish (pleasure)
basis
found(ation)
fundament
enjoyable
gentle
pleasant
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
hektate• [GN] hundredth
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
2
hevl•
helts•
helst•
helst•
2
hele•
2
hele•
2
hele•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
heljheli•
heli•
heli•
elitš•
elitš•
heldž•
1
helv•
1
helv•
1
helv•
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
wart
ulcer
draw (pull)
pull
frenzy
insane /ity
mad(ness)
bog
fen
marsh (moor)
morass
swamp
chemical element He
sun
sunshine
day(light)
age (timelapse)
time lapse
asparagus
debauch
revel
squander
hellup
helmint(h)
helo
helor
helor
helyg
hem
hem
hem
hem
hem
hem
hem(o)
hem(o)
hemar
hemat
hemat
hemat
hemat(o)
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemer
hemi
hemi
hemmel
hemmel
hemmel
hemyd
hemyd
hemys
hemys
hen
henioch
henioch
henioch
hepat
hepheb
hepheb
hepheb
hephth
hephth
hephth
hephth
hepial
1
helv•
helmint•
2
helv•
helr•
helr•
helyg•
hajm•
hajm•
hajm•
hemt•
hemt•
hemt•
2
ham•
1
hem•
1
hemer•
hemt•
hemt•
hemt•
1
hemat•
1
hemer•
2
hemer•
2
hemer•
2
hemer•
2
hemer•
hemr•
hemr•
hemr•
hemr•
hemi• [GN]
hemi•
heml•
heml•
heml•
emys•
emys•
emys•
emys•
2
xen•
henjok•
henjok•
henjok•
hepat•
efeb•
efeb•
efeb•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
hepjol•
waste(d)
worm
nail
plunder
prey (victim)
shadow(y)
bravery
courage
hero(ism)
javelin
lance
spear
red
blood
day(light)
javelin
lance
spear
blood
day(light)
civilized
cultivate(d)
domestic(ated)
tame(d)
daily
journal
newspaper
periodical
half
part (piece)
elegant
fashion(able)
graceful
tortoise
turtle
tortoise
turtle
just (now)
coachman
driver
wagoner
liver
adolescent
teen-ager
young(ster)
boil(ed)
parch(ed)
scorch(ed)
singe
butterfly
hepial
hepiol
hepiol
hepset
hepset
hepset
hepset
hepta
her(i)
herco
herco
herco
herco
hermat
hermen
hermen
hermen
hermin
hermin
hermin
hermin
hern
hern
herp
herpes
herpet
hers
hesper
hesper
hesper
hesper
hesson
hesson
hest
hest
hest
hest
hest
hesyc
hesyc
hesyc
hesygu
hesygu
hesygu
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
heta(e)r
hepjol•
hepjol•
hepjol•
heft•
heft•
heft•
heft•
hepta• [GN]
her•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
hermt•
hermen•
hermen•
hermen•
hermin•
hermin•
hermin•
hermin•
hern•
hern•
herp•
herpet•
herpet•
2
ers•
1
hespr•
1
hespr•
2
hespr•
2
hespr•
hesn•
hesn•
1
hest•
1
hest•
1
hest•
2
hest•
2
hest•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
hesyts•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
etarj•
moth
butterfly
moth
boil(ed)
parch(ed)
scorch(ed)
singe
seven
spring(time)
barrier
corral
enclosure
fence
stumble
explain
interpret
translate
post (prop)
prop
stay (place)
support (base)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
crawl(ing)
snake
snake
dew
evening
sunset
occident(al)
west(ern)
few(er)
less
lay down
place(d)
put(ting)
gratifying
welcome
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
calm
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
associate
companion(ship)
comrade
concubine
friend
mate (companion)
heta(e)r
hetaem
hetero
hetero
hetero
hetes
hetes
hetes
hetes
hetoem
heurem
heurem
heures
heures
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex
hex(e)
hex(e)
hexa
hiamen
hiamen
hian
hian
hiasc
hiasc
hiat
hiat
hibri
hibri
hibri
hibri
hican
hidr
hidr
hidr(os)
hidr(os)
hidros
hidros
hidrot
hidrot
hidrys
hidrys
hidrys
etarj•
hetm•
heter•
heter•
heter•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetes•
hetm•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
1
heks•
1
heks•
1
heks•
1
heks•
1
heks•
2
heks•
2
heks•
2
heks•
2
heks•
hegz•
hegz•
heksa• [GN]
hamn•
hamn•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
1
hybr•
1
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
hikn•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
xidr•
xidr•
xidr•
pal
ready
different
other
unlike(ly)
burgess
burgher
citizen
middle-class
ready
discover
invent(ion)
discover
invent(ion)
attitude
condition
pose
posture
state
have
hold(ing)
keep
possess
rank (nn)
row (series)
six
meadow
pasture
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
impetuous
spontaneous
assault (sexual)
violation
enough
sweat
transpiration
rain(fall)
water
sweat
transpiration
sweat
transpiration
establish(ed)
found(ation)
institute(d)
271
hidryt
hidryt
hidryt
hiem
hiema
hiemal
hiems
hier(o)
hier(o)
hier(o)
hier(o)
hierax
hierax
hierax
hiere
hiere
hiere
hiere
hieta
hieta
hiles
hiles
hiles
hiles
hilether
hilether
hilether
hilether
hill
hill
him
him
himant
himant
himas
himas
himat
himat
hina
hina [S]
hina [S]
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hipn
hipn
hipn
hipn
hipn
272
xidr•
xidr•
xidr•
hiem•
hiem•
hiem•
hiem•
1
hier•
1
hier•
1
hier•
1
hier•
herak•
herak•
herak•
2
hier•
2
hier•
2
hier•
2
hier•
hjet•
hjet•
hils•
hils•
hils•
hils•
hils•
hils•
hils•
hils•
hilj•
hilj•
him•
him•
1
himant•
1
himant•
2
himant•
2
himant•
him•
him•
hina• [S]
hina•
hina•
hiper+
hiper+
hiper+
hiper+
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
establish(ed)
found(ation)
institute(d)
winter
winter
winter
winter
holy
official
sanctified
solemn
bird of prey
goshawk
hawk
clergy(man)
minister
monk
priest(ly)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
ardent
glow(ing)
heat (temperature)
hot
ardent
glow(ing)
heat (temperature)
hot
bowel(s)
intestine
clothing
costume
strap
whip (strap)
leg
stilt
clothing
costume
tiny
little (small)
small
across
excessive
extreme(ly)
superboiler
fireside
furnace
hearth
kiln
hipn
hipn
hipo
hipo
hipo
hipp
hippeo
hiptiot
hiptiot
hiptiot
hirc(in)
hirc(in)
hirc(in)
hirc(in)
hires
hirguin
hirguin
hirguin
hirguin
hirm
hirm
hirm
hirn
hirn
hirri
hirri
hirri
hisab [A]
hiscen
hiscen
hisp(id)
hisp(id)
hisp(id)
histi(o)
histi(o)
histi(o)
histor
histor
histor
histor
histor
histor
histos
histrio
histrio
histrio
hod(o)
hod(o)
hod(o)
hod(o)
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
hyp•
hyp•
hyp•
1
hip•
2
hip•
hiptš•
hiptš•
hiptš•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
1
hires•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirk•
hirm•
hirm•
hirm•
hirn•
hirn•
2
hires•
2
hires•
2
hires•
hizb•
hisk•
hisk•
hisp•
hisp•
hisp•
isti•
isti•
isti•
1
histor•
1
histor•
1
histor•
1
histor•
2
histor•
2
histor•
hišt•
histr•
histr•
histr•
od•
od•
od•
od•
oven
stove
below
less
under(neath)
horse
ride
knock down
overthrow
upset
buck (goat etc)
he-goat
ram (sheep etc)
tup
falcon
buck (goat etc)
he-goat
ram (sheep etc)
tup
chain(ed)
enchain
shackle(d)
jug
pot
squeal
whine
yelp
account
close(d)
shut (close)
bristling
hairy
shaggy
canvas
cloth
sail (canvas)
event
happening
know(ledge)
occurrence
knowledge
wisdom
loop (mesh)
actor
mime
performer
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
hodeg
hodeg
hodeg
hodi
hodi
hodi
hodi
hodoi
hodoi
hodoi
hodoi
hodur
hodur
hoez
hol(er)
hol(er)
hol(o)
hol(o)
hol(o)
hol(o)
holc
holc
holig(o)
holig(o)
holig(o)
holig(o)
holig(o)
holm
holm
holmi
hom
hom
hom
hom
hom(o)
hom(o)
hom(o)
hom(o)
homad
homad
homal
homal
homal
homal
homeo
homeo
homeo
homeo
homer
homer
hodg•
hodg•
hodg•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
hodr•
hodr•
rojz•
1
oler•
1
oler•
hol•
hol•
hol•
hol•
holk•
holk•
olig•
olig•
olig•
olig•
olig•
olm•
olm•
holmhome•
home•
home•
home•
xom•
xom•
xom•
xom•
homd•
homd•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
home•
home•
home•
home•
1
homr•
1
homr•
conductor
guide (nn)
leader
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
ambush
waylay
whistle
cabbage
vegetable
all
complete(ly)
every
total(ly)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
few
rare
seldom
some
sparse
oval
round
chemical element Ho
aggregate(d)
assemble(d)
common(ly)
unite(d)
equal
resembling
same
similar(ly)
riot
tumult
even(ly)
flat
level
smooth
aggregate(d)
assemble(d)
common(ly)
unite(d)
accord
agreement
homer
homer
homer
homil
homil
homo(i)
homo(i)
homo(i)
homor
homor
homor
homor
hopl(e)
hopl(it)
hopor
hopot
horam(at)
horam(at)
horam(at)
horam(at)
horcan
horcan
horcan
hori
hori(a)
hori(a)
hori(o)
hori(o)
horiz
horiz
horm
horm
horm
horm(ath)
horm(ath)
horm(ath)
horm(et)
horm(et)
horm(et)
horme
horme
horme
horme
hormon
hormon
hormon
horn(ot)
horp(ec)
horp(ec)
horp(ec)
2
homr•
2
homr•
2
homr•
homd•
homd•
homoj•
homoj•
homoj•
xomr•
xomr•
xomr•
xomr•
2
hopl•
1
hopl•
hopr•
hopot•
oram•
oram•
oram•
oram•
hork•
hork•
hork•
2
horn•
2
horj•
2
horj•
1
horj•
1
horj•
1
horj•
1
horj•
1
horm•
1
horm•
1
horm•
hirm•
hirm•
hirm•
hormn•
hormn•
hormn•
2
horm•
2
horm•
2
horm•
2
horm•
hormn•
hormn•
hormn•
2
horn•
horp•
horp•
horp•
guarantee
pledge
warranty
riot
tumult
copy
imitate
simulate(d)
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
next (to)
hoof
weapon(ry)
autumn
then
apparition
aspect
hallucination
vision
jail
lock (nn)
prison
season (time)
boat
ship (boat)
boundary
limit (border)
boundary
limit (border)
neck-chain
necklace
necklet
chain(ed)
enchain
shackle(d)
excite(d)
nervous
shock (offend)
begin(ning)
go away
initiate
start
excite(d)
nervous
shock (offend)
season (time)
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
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horpex
horpex
horpex
hort(ens)
hort(ens)
hosp(it)
hosp(it)
hosp(it)
houlwe [A]
hout [A]
humul
hy(o)
hy(o)
hyal
hyal
hyb
hyb
hybri
hybri
hybri
hybri
hydar
hydar
hydat
hydat
hyder
hyder
hydn
hydor
hydor
hydr
hydr
hydr(o)
hyet
hygi
hygro
hygro
hygro
hyi
hyios
hyl
hyl
hyl
hyl
hyl
hyl
hylac(t)
hylac(t)
hylac(t)
hylac(t)
274
horp•
horp•
horp•
hort•
hort•
hosp•
hosp•
hosp•
hulw•
huwt•
huml•
1
hy•
2
hy•
hyal•
hyal•
hyb•
hyb•
1
hybr•
1
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
xyd•
xyd•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
hydn•
1
hidr•
1
hidr•
2
hidr•
2
hidr•
hydrhyet•
hydž•
higr•
higr•
higr•
hujs•
hujs•
1
hyl•
1
hyl•
2
hyl•
2
hyl•
2
hyl•
2
hyl•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
garden
park (garden)
guest
stranger
visitor
dessert
codfish
beer
epsilon
lettuce
crystal
glass (material)
hump
hunchback
impetuous
spontaneous
assault (sexual)
violation
rain(fall)
water
ampoule
flask
rain(fall)
water
truffle
rain(fall)
water
sweat
transpiration
chemical element H
rain(fall)
health
humid(ity)
water
wet(ness)
son
son
tree(s)
wood
consistency
essence (gist)
material
matter (substance)
bark(ing)
bray
cry (animal)
neigh
hylae
hylae
hylagm
hylagm
hylagm
hylagm
hyli
hylist
hyliz
hymen
hymen
hymen
hyn(n)
hyn(n)
hyo(s)
hyo(s)
hypen
hypen
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyper
hyph
hyph
hyph
hyp(o)
hyp(o)
hyp(o)
hypn
hypn
hypolamban
hypolamban
hypolamban
hyps(i)
hyps(i)
hyps(i)
hyps(i)
hypti
hypti
hyrac
hyrac
hyrac
1
hyl•
1
hyl•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
hilak•
1
hylj•
2
hylj•
2
hylj•
hymn•
hymn•
hymn•
hyn•
hyn•
xy•
xy•
2
hipn•
2
hipn•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hipr•
hypr•
hiper+
hiper+
hiper+
hiper+
hyf•
hyf•
hyf•
hyp•
hyp•
hyp•
1
hypn•
2
hypn•
2
lamban•
2
lamban•
2
lamban•
hips•
hips•
hips•
hips•
hipt•
hipt•
hirak•
hirak•
hirak•
tree(s)
wood
bark(ing)
bray
cry (animal)
neigh
sole (shoe)
filter
filter
matrimony
wedding
wedlock
blade
ploughshare
pork
swine
mustache
whisker(s)
masher
pestle
piston
plunger
pound(ing)
rammer
stamper
palate
across
excessive
extreme(ly)
superfilament(s)
texture
thread(s)
below
less
under(neath)
sleep
moss
conjecture
guess
suppose
culmination
high
soar(ing)
tall
lazy(ness)
slow(ly)
mouse
rat
rodent
hyrax
hyrax
hyrax
hysm(at)
hyss
hyss
hyss
hystat
hystat
hystat
hyster
hyster
hyster
hyster
ETYMON
iach
iach
iam(at)
iam(at)
ianth
ianth
iatr
iatr
iatr
iatr
iauthm
ibri
ibri
ibyc
ibyc
ican
ican
ican
ican
iccha [S]
iccha [S]
iccha [S]
icel
icel
icel
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
ichn
icho
hirak•
hirak•
hirak•
ysm•
hys•
hys•
hys•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
1
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
mouse
rat
rodent
rain(fall)
javelin
lance
spear
last (item)
recent(ly)
up-to-date
womb
last (item)
recent(ly)
up-to-date
MEANING
LEMMA
jax•
jax•
jamt•
jamt•
jans•
jans•
iatr•
iatr•
iatr•
iatr•
jutm•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
ibyk•
ibyk•
hikn•
ikan•
ikan•
ikan•
itša•
itša•
itša•
ekel•
ekel•
ekel•
1
ixn•
1
ixn•
1
ixn•
1
ixn•
2
ixn•
2
ixn•
2
ixn•
2
ixn•
ikx•
noise / noisy
tumult
medicament
medicine
purple
violet (color)
doctor
healer
medicine-man
physician
resting-place
assault (sexual)
violation
cry (out)
scream
sufficient
ability
capability
possibility
aspire /ation
strive /ing
yearn(ing)
analogous
like /ing
similar(ly)
ambush
snare (malice)
stalk
steal upon
foot-mark
trace
track
trail (sign)
blood
ichor
ichor
ichor
ichty
icm(ad)
icm(ad)
icm(ad)
icmal
icmal
icmal
icot
icot
icot
ict
ict
ict
ictu
ictu
idemon
idemon
idemon
idemon
idi
idi
idi
idi
idic
idic
idic
idic
idmon
idmon
idmon
idmon
iftar [A]
igar [A]
igd
igd
igd
igd
ign
igne
igni
ignot
igny
igny
igny
igos
igos
ilcharig [A]
ixr•
ixr•
ixr•
ixtj•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikm•
ikot•
ikot•
ikot•
ixt•
ixt•
ixt•
ikt•
ikt•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idi•
idi•
idi•
idi•
idits•
idits•
idits•
idits•
idm•
idm•
idm•
idm•
iftr•
igar•
igd•
igd•
igd•
igd•
ign•
ign•
ign•
ignod•
igny•
igny•
igny•
igos•
igos•
ilkr•
matter (pus)
pus
serum
fish
fluid(ity)
humid(ity)
liquid(ity)
fluid(ity)
humid(ity)
liquid(ity)
maybe
perhaps
probably
marten
stone-marten
weasel
beat(ing)
strike
cultured
educate(d)
experience(d)
expert(ly)
individual (nn)
own (self)
personal(ity)
self
apart from
especially
exclusive
special
cultured
educate(d)
experience(d)
expert(ly)
breakfast
rent (payment)
asphalt
cement
concrete (cement)
mortar
burn
burn
burn
unknown
armpit
hough
kneepit
close(d)
shut (close)
abroad
275
ilem(at)
ilem(at)
ilem(at)
ilet
ilet
ilet
illaen
illaen
illect
illect
illect
illex
illex
illex
illic(i)
illic(i)
illic(i)
illin
illin
illin
illin
illod
illod
ily
ily
ily
ilym
ilym
imati
imati
imbri
imed
imide
imperator
imperator
imperator
imperator
in
in
in
in
in(od)
in(od)
in(od)
inan
inan
inchoat
inchoat
incol
incol
276
1
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
1
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
ilen•
ilen•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
hiln•
hiln•
hiln•
hiln•
ilen•
ilen•
ily•
ily•
ily•
ilym•
ilym•
imatj•
imatj•
imbr•
imedimimper•
imper•
imper•
imper•
intra•
intra•
intra•
intra•
inos•
inos•
inos•
inan•
inan•
inxot•
inxot•
inkol•
inkol•
dome
entangle
implicate
dome
entangle
implicate
look askance
squint
allure
seduce
tempt(ing)
allure
seduce
tempt(ing)
allure
seduce
tempt(ing)
cream
grease
oil
smear(ed)
look at
squint
silt
slime
smudge
clothing
garment
cloak
mantle
rain(fall)
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
captain
commander
emperor
general (nn)
between
in(side)
inside
internal
fiber
filament
nerve (anat.)
empty/ ness
void
begin(ning)
start
denizen
inhabitant
incol
incud
incus
indi
indusi
indusi
indut
indut
inkol•
inkud•
inkud•
indjinduš•
induš•
induš•
induš•
induvasarah [S] indu•
inex
ineks•
inex
ineks•
inex
ineks•
inex
ineks•
1
infra
infra•
2
infra
infra•
1
infre
infra•
2
infre
infra•
inful
infol•
ini
hini•
inos
inos•
inos
inos•
inos
inos•
insit
insits•
insit
insits•
intra
intra•
intra
intra•
intra
intra•
intra
intra•
inust
inust•
inust
inust•
inust
inust•
inust
inust•
iodi
jodioe
joj•
ion
ion•
ion
ion•
ion
jomn•
ioni
injionth
jonts•
ionth
jonts•
ior
jor•
ior
jor•
ior
jor•
iphi
ift•
iphi
ift•
iphi
ift•
iphi
ift•
iphthim
ift•
iphthim
ift•
iphthim
ift•
native (indigenous)
anvil
anvil
chemical element In
cover(age)
garment
cover(age)
garment
Monday
cheat
deceive(d)
fool(ing)
mystify
under(neath)
left (side)
under(neath)
left (side)
ribbon
neck
fiber
filament
nerve (anat.)
engraft
graft
between
in(side)
inside
internal
brand (mark)
mark (sign)
stamp(ed)
stigma
chemical element I
voice
purple
violet (color)
violet (flower)
chemical element In
down (fluff)
fluff
door-keeper
guard(ed)
waiter
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
strong
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
iphthim
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ipn
ips
ira(cund)
ira(cund)
ira(cund)
iren
iren
iren
iren
irid
irid
irid
irid
iridi
iris
iris
iris
iris
irit
irit
irit
irit
iro(poc)
is(o)
is(o)
is(o)
isal [A]
isati
isati
isati
isch
isch
isch
ischn
ischn
ischn
ischn
ischn
ischor
ischor
ischor
ischy(r)
ischy(r)
ift•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
ips•
irats•
irats•
irats•
iren•
iren•
iren•
iren•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irlirid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irid•
irop•
iz•
iz•
iz•
isal•
isatisatj•
isatj•
isx•
isx•
isx•
1
išn•
2
išn•
2
išn•
2
išn•
2
išn•
iskr•
iskr•
iskr•
isxy•
isxy•
strong
boiler
fireside
furnace
hearth
kiln
oven
stove
worm
anger
fury
rage(ing)
ischy(r)
isti(o)
isti(o)
isti(o)
itar [A]
iter(a)
itn
itn
ity
ity
ity
ity
agree(d)
concord
harmony
peace(ful)
colour
paint(ed)
palette
rainbow
chemical element Ir
colour
paint(ed)
palette
rainbow
colour
paint(ed)
palette
rainbow
wool(en)
equal
identical
same
receipt
chemical word stem
crayon
ity
ity
iul
ius
ix
ix
ix
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixal
ixy
iyg(m)
iyg(m)
iyg(m)
isxy•
isti•
isti•
isti•
itar•
iter•
itn•
itn•
hity•
hity•
hity•
hity•
1
ity•
1
ity•
1
ity•
1
ity•
2
ity•
2
ity•
julj•
juš•
1
ixs•
2
ixs•
ikš•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
1
iksal•
2
iksal•
2
iksal•
2
iksal•
iksy•
jygm•
jygm•
jygm•
strong
canvas
cloth
sail (canvas)
tire (wheel)
repeat(ed)
extend(ing)
spread
circle (nn)
hoop (nn)
ring (circle)
round
perpendicular
standing up
straight up
vertical(ly)
edge
rim
hair (head of)
venom
mistletoe
glue
female performer
at once
hasty
hurried
now
quick(ly)
urgent(ly)
dance
jump
leap
waist(line)
bray
cry (animal)
neigh
pen(cil)
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
dry (adj)
emaciated
slender
thin (weak)
weak(ness)
enter
go in
penetrate(d)
mighty
powerful
ETYMON
jac
jac
jaci
jaci
jact(it)
jact(it)
jacul
jacul
jacul
jadjur [S]
jadjur [S]
jadjur [S]
LEMMA
2
jats•
2
MEANING
lie (recline)
jats•
recline /ing
jakt•
launch
jakt•
throw
jakt•
launch
jakt•
throw
jakl•
dart
jakl•
javelin
jakl•
spear
jadžur•
expression
jadžur•
formula
jadžur•
idiom (saying)
277
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jag [S]
jain [S]
jain [S]
jalt
jalt
jan [S]
jan [S]
jan [S]
janit
janit
janit
janit
janit
janthin
janthin
janu
jat
jat
jat
jat
jecor
ject
ject
jecur
jejun
jejun
jejun
jocinor
jocos
jocos
jocos
jocul
jocul
jocul
jag•
ceremony
jag•
protocol
jag•
rite
jag•
ritual
jag•
sacrifice (ritual)
jag•
service (divine)
džajn•
meditate
džajn•
muse
jakt•
launch
jakt•
throw
jan•
cab
jan•
carriage
jan•
coach (carriage)
janits•
door-keeper
janits•
guard(ian)
janits•
sentinel
janits•
sentry
janits•
watch (guard)
jans•
purple
jans•
violet (color)
žanu•
gate(way)
iatr•
doctor
iatr•
healer
iatr•
medicine-man
iatr•
physician
jekr•
liver
jakt•
launch
jakt•
throw
jekr•
liver
ježn•
austerity
ježn•
sober
ježn•
sobriety
jekr•
livestock
žokl•
amuse/ing
žokl•
comic(al)
žokl•
entertain(ing)
žokl•
amuse/ing
žokl•
comic(al)
žokl•
entertain(ing)
jomhuledet [Hb] džoml•
birthday
josei [J]
juber
juber
juber
juber
jug
jug
jugul
jurg
jurg
josi•
fairy
jubr•
beam (light)
jubr•
radius
jubr•
ray
jubr•
spoke (nn)
žug•
couple
žug•
pair
jugl•
throat
jurg•
argument(ing)
jurg•
plead
278
jurg
juscul
juscul
juv
juv
juxt
juxt
juxt
juxt
juxt
jyestha [S]
Jyesthah [S]
ETYMON
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kain
kainit
kair
kair
kair
kair
kair
kair
kairos
kairos
kal
kali
kali
kali
kali
kali
kalia
kalia
kalium
kall(i)
kall(i)
kall(i)
kall(i)
jurg•
proud(ly)
juskl•
broth
juskl•
soup
žuv•
assist
žuv•
help
jukt•
beside
jukt•
besides
jukt•
close(by)
jukt•
near(by)
jukt•
neighbouring
džest•
old
žest•
May
MEANING
LEMMA
kain•
kain•
kain•
kain•
kain•
kain•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
2
tsen•
kajn2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
2
kajr•
1
kajr•
1
kajr•
1
kalž•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kal•
1
kalž•
2
kalž•
kalj1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
eccentric
funny (strange)
odd
peculiar
queer
strange
devoid
empty/ ness
vacant /cy
fresh
modern
new
novel
recent(ly)
chemical word stem
adequate
fitting (adj)
manner
means (by)
suitable
way (manner)
moment
time lapse
wood
bump (lump)
knob
lump
swell(ing)
tuber
wood
barn
chemical element K
adornment
beautiful
fine (nice)
lovely
kall(i)
kalymm
kalymm
kalyx
kalyx
kalyx
kamah [S]
kamah [S]
kamp
kamp
kamp
kandukah [S]
kandukah [S]
kandukah [S]
kandukah [S]
kanistha [S]
kanistha [S]
kanistha [S]
karaz [A]
karkis [Hb]
karnik
karph
kartikan [S]
karuna [S]
karuna [S]
kashayah [S]
kashayah [S]
kashayah [S]
kashayah [S]
kasignet [S]
katuh [S]
katuh [S]
katuh [S]
katuh [S]
kefafah [Hb]
kei
kei
kei
kei
keir
keir
keir
kelaen
kent
keri(on)
ketefot [Hb]
kibis
kibis
kibis
kikai [Jp]
1
kali•
klym•
klym•
kalyks•
kalyks•
kalyks•
kama•
kama•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
kanduk•
kanduk•
kanduk•
kanduk•
kaništ•
kaništ•
kaništ•
karz•
kartš•
karnik•
karpeš•
kartik•
karun•
karun•
kasaj•
kasaj•
kasaj•
kasaj•
kasign•
katu•
katu•
katu•
katu•
kefaf•
1
kej•
1
kej•
2
kej•
2
kej•
kejr•
kejr•
kejr•
keln•
2
kentr•
kerj•
ketef•
kibiš•
kibiš•
kibiš•
kikaj•
ornament
filler
wrapper
calyx
chalice
cup
lust
passion(ate)
caterpillar
grub
larva
ball (globe)
bullet
globe
marble (ball)
juvenile
young
youth
cherry
ticket
local
straw
October
compassion
sympathy
astringent
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
pull together
sister
piquant
pungent
season(ed)
spicy
glove
rest (repose)
sleep
fissure
split(ting)
clip
cut(ting)
shear
black
needle
honeycomb
suspenders
bag
pocket
sack (bag)
machine
kilate
kilo
kio(n)
kio(n)
kio(n)
kiss
kladz
kleetr
klept
klept
klept
kleronom
klin
klin
klin
klop
klop
klop
klydon
klysm
klysm
klysm
kneph
kneph
kolnoa [Hb]
kolnoa [Hb]
kolym
kolym
kolym
kolym
kondyl
konops
kramenah [S]
kramenah [S]
kraur
krimn
krou(o)
krou(o)
krou(o)
krypt
kshanah [S]
kshanah [S]
kshantih [S]
kshantih [S]
kshantih [S]
ktaomai
ktaomai
ktoved [Hb]
kudya [A]
kudya [A]
kilate• [GN]
kila• [GN]
tšon•
tšon•
tšon•
tšis•
kladz•
kletr•
klept•
klept•
klept•
klejr•
kline•
kline•
kline•
klept•
klept•
klept•
klyd•
klism•
klism•
klism•
knef•
knef•
kolna•
kolna•
kolm•
kolm•
kolm•
kolm•
kondl•
knops•
kramn•
kramn•
krar•
krimn•
krov•
krov•
krov•
kripskšan•
kšan•
kšant•
kšant•
kšant•
ktam•
ktam•
koft•
kudj•
kudj•
thousandth
thousand
column
pillar
post (prop)
ivy
ring(ing)
lodge (live)
plunder
rob (steal)
steal
inherit(ance)
bed
couch
resting-place
plunder
rob (steal)
steal
wav(ing)
flow(ing)
inundate
surf
dark
obscure /ity
movie
film (movie)
forbid(den)
interdict
prohibit
veto(ed)
fist
mosquito
evolution
progress(ing)
dry (adj)
flour
clash
collision
conflict
chemical element Kr
second (timelapse)
second (timelapse)
indulge
pardon
tolerate
recruit
woo
address
nipple (breast)
teat
279
Kujah [S]
kukkutah [S]
kukkutah [S]
kukkutah [S]
kumb
kurkum [A]
ky(es)
kyam
kykl
kyll
kyll
kym
kym
kym(o)
kym(o)
kyph
kyph
ETYMON
lab
lab
lab
lab
lab(es)
lab(es)
labecul
labecul
labecul
labecul
labell
labell
labell
labell
labell
labeo
labes
labid
labid
labid
labis
labis
labis
labr
labr
labr
labr
labr
labr
lac(c)
lac(c)
280
kudž•
kukut•
kukut•
kukut•
2
kumb•
kurk•
kjes•
kjam•
kykl•
kyl•
kyl•
1
kym•
1
kym•
2
kym•
2
kym•
kyf•
kyf•
Mars
chicken
hen
rooster
gondola
saffron
pregnant
bean
wheel
lame
paralyze(d)
surf
wave
bud
burgeon
button (push)
knob
MEANING
LEMMA
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
labz•
1
labz•
2
labz•
2
labz•
2
labz•
2
labz•
labl•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
labl•
laps•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labd•
labl•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
2
labr•
1
lakts•
1
lakts•
analyze
examine
explore
observe /ation
handle (lever)
pliers
point (dot)
speck
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
lip
avidity
eagerness
greediness
passion(ate)
lip
fall(en)
pincers
pliers
tongs
pincers
pliers
tongs
lip
avidity
eagerness
greediness
passion(ate)
liqueur
pond
pool (pond)
lac(c)
lac(c)
lac(h)n
lac(h)n
lac(h)n
lacer
lacer
lacert
lacery
lacery
lacery
lacess
lacess
lacess
lacess
lachaen
lachaen
lachrym
lacid
lacid
lacis
lacis
lacpat
lacpat
lacpat
lacrim
lacrum
lact
lacti
lae
laedor
laedor
laedor
laelap
laelap
laelap
laem
laem
laem
laeph
laeph
laeph
laepser
laepser
laepser
laepser
laert
laes
laes
laes
1
lakts•
1
lakts•
1
laxn•
1
laxn•
1
laxn•
latšer•
latšer•
1
lakr•
2
lakr•
2
lakr•
2
lakr•
2
lakts•
2
lakts•
2
lakts•
2
lakts•
2
laxn•
2
laxn•
lakrim•
latšer•
latšer•
latšer•
latšer•
lakp•
lakp•
lakp•
lakrim•
lakrim•
lakt•
lašt•
laje•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lelp•
lelp•
lelp•
lajm•
lajm•
lajm•
1
lapf•
1
lapf•
1
lapf•
1
leps•
1
leps•
1
leps•
1
leps•
lart•
1
lez•
1
lez•
1
lez•
puddle
well (fountain)
down (fluff)
fluff
wool(en)
rip(ping)
tear off
muscle
cry (scream)
howl
scream
excite(d)
incite
nervous
spur (on)
burrow
dig
tear(drop)
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
step (on)
trample
tread (on)
tear(drop)
tear(drop)
milk (nn)
kick
left(side)
indignation
offend /se
scandal
gale
storm(y)
waterspout
neck
pharynx
throat
rag
scrap
shred
easy-going
flexible
fluent
skillful
ant
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
laes
laes
laes
laes
laes
laet
laet
laetamen
laetm
laetm
laev(i)
laev(i)
lag
lag
lag
lag
lag(a)r
lag(a)r
lagen
lagen
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagn
lagod
lagos
lagyn
lagyn
laim
laim
laim
laitmat
lajja [S]
lajja [S]
lajja [S]
lajja [S]
lal(l)
lal(l)
lal(l)
lalag
lalag
lalag
lalax
lalax
lalax
lam
lam
lam
1
lez•
2
lez•
2
lez•
2
lez•
2
lez•
lejt•
lejt•
1
latm•
2
latm•
2
latm•
lavj•
lavj•
lagw•
lax•
lax•
lax•
laxr•
laxr•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
2
lagn•
lagd•
lagw•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
lajm•
lajm•
lajm•
lajtm•
lajž•
lajž•
lajž•
lajž•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
wound(ed)
aim (goal)
goal
mark (target)
target
glad(ly)
rejoice
dung(hill)
ocean
sea
bald
smooth
hare
chase
hunt
pursue
elastic
flexible
bottle
flask
immoral
impure
lewd(ness)
sensual
unchaste /ity
voluptuous
owl (etc)
hare
bottle
flask
neck
pharynx
throat
abyss
disgrace
dishonour
scandal
shame(ful)
babble
chat
chatter
babble
chat
chatter
babble
chat
chatter
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
pond
lam
lam
lamb
lamb
lamb
lamb
lamb
lamban
lamban
lami
lamn
lamp
lamp
lamper
lamper
lamper
lampi
lampi
lampi
langur
lani
lani
lani
lani
lantan
lanthan
lanthan
lanthan
lanx
lanx
lap
lap
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lapar
lape
lape
lape
lape
laphyc
laphyc
laphyc
laphyg
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
2
lamb•
1
lamban•
1
lamban•
lamn•
lamn•
1
lampr•
1
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
langr•
lani•
lani•
lani•
lani•
lantlantsan•
lantsan•
lantsan•
lekan•
lekan•
1
lep•
1
lep•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
1
lapr•
2
lapr•
2
lapr•
2
lapr•
1
lape•
1
lape•
2
lape•
2
lape•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
pool (pond)
puddle
analyze
examine
explore
observe /ation
lick (tongue)
accept (people)
receive (guests)
shark (etc.)
shark (etc.)
light (shine)
shine /ing
foam
froth
lather
foam
froth
lather
load
butcher(ing)
execute (kill)
kill(ing)
slaughter
chemical element La
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
secret
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
rock (stone)
stone
detached
loot
stray
uncertain(ty)
unsettle(d)
unstable
unsteady
abdomen
belly
loins
gland (anat.)
pituitary
mucus
phlegm
devour
gorge
stuff(ed)
devour
281
laphyg
laphyg
laphyr
laphyr
laphyr
laphyr
laphyr
laphyr
laphys
laphys
laphys
laps
lapt
lar
lar
lar
lar
lar
lar(us)
larc
larc
larnac
larnac
larnac
larnac
larnax
larnax
larnax
larnax
larv
larv
larv
larv
laryn
lasan
lasan
lasi
lasi
lasi
lasi
lasm
lasm
lasm
lasm
lasm
lasm
latebr
latebr
latebr
latebr
282
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
lafr•
lafr•
lafr•
lafr•
lafr•
lafr•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
laps•
2
lamb•
2
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
2
lar•
1
lar•
lark•
lark•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
larf•
2
larf•
2
larf•
2
larf•
2
larn•
lasn•
lasn•
lasi•
lasi•
lasi•
lasi•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
latebr•
latebr•
latebr•
latebr•
gorge
stuff(ed)
left (side)
relic
remainder
remains
remnant
rest (remainder)
devour
gorge
stuff(ed)
fall(en)
lick (tongue)
agreeable
enjoyable
jolly
nice
pleasant
gull
coal-box
coal-scuttle
box
chest (box)
coffer
trunk
box
chest (box)
coffer
trunk
mask
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
coo
chair
stool
bristling
hairy
shaggy
untidy
lamina
plate (thin)
slat
bulkhead
partition
septum
depository
hiding-place
safe(ty)
shelter (protection)
later
later
later
later
lath
lathr
lathr
lati
lati
lati
lati(o)
lati(o)
latit
latit
latom
latom
latr(a)
latr(eu)
latr(eu)
latr(eu)
latr(o)
latrei
latrei
latrei
latrei
latreu
latreu
latreu
latreu
laur
laur
laur
laur
laus
laus
laus
laus
laus
laus
laut
laut
laut
laut
laut
lawrenci
lax
lax(a)
lax(a)
lazar
lazar
2
latr•
2
latr•
2
latr•
2
latr•
ladz•
1
latr•
1
latr•
lati•
lati•
lati•
lasts•
lasts•
1
latr•
1
latr•
latsm•
latsm•
1
ladr•
2
latri•
2
latri•
2
latri•
2
ladr•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
1
latri•
lajr•
lajr•
lajr•
lajr•
lus•
lus•
lus•
lus•
lus•
lus•
elut•
elut•
elut•
laft•
laft•
lavr2
laks•
1
laks•
1
laks•
lazar•
lazar•
brick
paving (tiles)
slab
tile (plate)
forget
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
large
spacious
vast
push
shove
conceal(ed)
hide/ ing
cut out
cut(ting)
bark(ing)
payment
salary
wages
thief
adore
honor(able)
venerate
worship
adore
honor(able)
venerate
worship
alley
avenue
garden walk
street
clan
family
kin
people
race
tribe
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
wash(ing)
elegant
stylish
chemical element Lw
foot (limb)
defecate
shit
disease (infectious)
less
leaen
leaen
leb(es)
leb(es)
leb(es)
leber(is)
lebet
lebet
lebet
lec
lec
lecane
lecane
lech
lech
lecith
lect
lect
lect
lect
lect
lect
lect
lect
lect(r)
lect(r)
lectul
lectul
lecyth
lecyth
lecyth
lecyth
lecyth
lecyth
leg(i)
leg(i)
leg(i)
leg(i)
legn
legul
legul
legul
lei
lei
leich
leip
leip
leip
leip
leip
lei•
lei•
2
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
1
lebr•
2
leps•
2
leps•
2
leps•
lekan•
lekan•
lekan•
lekan•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
letsit•
legd•
legd•
legd•
lek •
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
lekyt•
lekyt•
lekyt•
lekyt•
letsyt•
letsyt•
iledž•
iledž•
iledž•
iledž•
legn•
legd•
legd•
legd•
lei•
lei•
lejx•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
slippery
smooth
casserole
mug
pot
instead
casserole
mug
pot
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
bed
couch
yolk
assemble(d)
collect
gather
read(ing)
idiom (language)
language
parlance
tongue (language)
bed
couch
bed
couch
container
receptacle
recipient
vase
flask
scent-bottle
hurt (feelings)
insult
offend /se
shock (offend)
fringe
assemble(d)
collect
gather
slippery
smooth
lick (tongue)
leave (let)
let
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
leip
leip
leip
leip
leist(es)
leist(es)
leist(es)
leist(es)
leister
leister
leister
leister
leja
leja
leja
leja
lejo
lekmen [A]
lem
lem
lem
lem
lem
lem
lemb
lemb
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemm
lemon
lemon
lemph
len
len
len
len
len
len
len
len
lend
lend
leni(t)
leni(t)
leni(t)
leni(t)
lens
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
lavj•
lekm•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lemp•
lemp•
lemj•
lemj•
lemj•
1
lemn•
1
lemn•
2
lemn•
lejmn•
lejmn•
lemf•
1
len•
1
len•
1
len•
1
len•
1
len•
2
len•
2
len•
2
len•
lend•
lend•
lenj•
lenj•
lenj•
lenj•
lend•
lack(ing)
missing
want (in)
without
brigand
gangster
robber
thief
brigand
gangster
robber
thief
booty
loot
plunder (nn)
spoils
bald
sleeve
devour
gorge
stuff(ed)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
barque (etc.)
boat
integument
peel (nn)
shell (cover)
bundle
sheaf
lentil
meadow
pasture
glanders
basin
manger
trough
tub
vat
go-between
intercessor
mediator
grub (larva)
larva
gentle
soft(ness)
sweet (tender)
tender(ly)
grub (larva)
283
lens
lent
lent
lent
leot
leot
lep
lep(a)
lep(a)
lepad
lepad
lepad
lepas
lepas
lepi(s)
lepi(s)
lepi(s)
lepi(s)
lepid
lepid
lepid
lepid
lepil
lepil
lepil
lepil
lepir
lepist
lepist
lepist
lepos
lepos
lepos
lepos
lepsi
lepsi
lepsi
lepsi
lept(al)
lept(al)
lept(al)
leptec
leptec
leptec
leptes
leptes
leptic
leptyn
leptyn
leptyn
284
lend•
ljent•
ljent•
ljent•
lei•
lei•
2
lep•
1
lep•
1
lep•
1
lepš•
1
lepš•
lepyr•
1
lepš•
1
lepš•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepyr•
1
lepts•
1
lepts•
1
lepts•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
1
lepsi•
1
lepsi•
2
lepsi•
2
lepsi•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lept•
1
lepsi•
1
lepsi•
2
lepts•
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
larva
mastic
putty
resin
slippery
smooth
mount(ain)
rock (stone)
stone
knee-cap
patella
shell (cover)
knee-cap
patella
bark (nn)
bast
scale (fish &)
shield (protection)
charm(ing)
lovely
nice
pretty (nice)
bark (nn)
bast
scale (fish &)
shield (protection)
shell (cover)
beaker
cup
goblet
charm(ing)
lovely
nice
pretty (nice)
catch (get)
surprise(d)
lift(ed)
pick (up)
emaciated
slender
thin(ly)
emaciated
slender
thin(ly)
catch (get)
surprise(d)
accept
bagatelle
insignificant
trifle
leptyn
leptysm
leptysm
leptysm
leptysm
lepyr
lepyr
lepyr
lepyr
lepyr
lerem
lerem
lerem
lerod
lester
lester
lester
lester
lesti
letal
letal
letal
leth
lethal
lethal
lethal
leuc(o)
leuc(o)
leuk
leuk
leum
leum
leum
leus
leus
leus
levgat
levgat
levi
levi
levi
levigat
levigat
lex
lex
lex
lex
lex(ic)
lex(ic)
lexi
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
2
lept•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
lepyr•
lerm•
lerm•
lerm•
lerm•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
1
lest•
let•
let•
let•
1
lest•
let•
let•
let•
lejk•
lejk•
lejk•
lejk•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
lews•
levg•
levg•
lews•
lews•
lews•
levg•
levg•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
2
lekt•
leks•
leks•
lekš•
unimportant
bagatelle
insignificant
trifle
unimportant
bark (nn)
bast
scale (fish &)
shield (protection)
shell (cover)
babble
chatter
gossip
babble
brigand
gangster
robber
thief
forget
deadly
kill(ing)
mortal
forget
deadly
kill(ing)
mortal
pale(ness)
white
pale(ness)
white
even(ly)
flat
level
even(ly)
flat
level
light (weight)
slight
even(ly)
flat
level
light up
slight
idiom (saying)
languid
parlance
tongue (language)
term (word)
word
read(ing)
lia
lia
lia
lia
lian
lian
lib
lib
lib
lib
lib(r)
lib(r)
libad
libad
libad
liban
libas
libas
libas
libell
libell
libitin
libr(a)
libr(a)
librium
librium
librium
lich
lich
lich
lich
lich
liciat
liciat
licm
licn
ligi
lign
ligny(od)
ligo(n)
ligroin
ligur
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligur(in)
ligy
likn
lim
leja•
leja•
leja•
leja•
ljan•
ljan•
2
lib•
2
lib•
2
lib•
2
lib•
1
lib•
1
lib•
1
libd•
1
libd•
1
libd•
liban•
1
libd•
1
libd•
1
libd•
libel•
libel•
2
libd•
1
lipr•
1
lipr•
2
lebr•
2
lebr•
2
lebr•
lix•
lix•
lix•
lix•
lix•
likj•
likj•
likm•
likm•
ligy•
lign•
ligny•
ligon•
lixrlingr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligr•
ligy•
likn•
1
ljim•
booty
lopsided
plunder (nn)
spoils
superfluous
too (much/many)
cake
cookie
pastry
pie
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
source
spring (well)
well (fountain)
incense
source
spring (well)
well (fountain)
lever
water-level
mourn(ful)
balance (nn)
scales
balance (nn)
scales
swing (tool)
candy
delicacy
goodies
relish (pleasure)
sweets
scheme /ing
sketch(ing)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
sound (noise)
wood
smoke
pick-ax
chemical word stem
lick (tongue)
amuse/ing
entertain(ing)
facetious
funny (amusing)
witty
sound (noise)
crib
file (rasp)
lim
lim
lim
lim
lim(er)
lim(er)
lim(er)
lim(er)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
lim(nat)
limen
limen
limen
limen
limin
limin
limm(at)
limm(at)
limm(at)
limon
limon
linct
ling
lingu
lini(men)
lini(men)
linit
linit
linit
linte
linte
linte
linte
linte
linter
linter
lintr
lintr
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
1
ljim•
1
ljim•
1
ljim•
2
ljim•
2
limn•
2
limn•
2
limn•
2
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limen•
1
limen•
2
limen•
2
limen•
2
limen•
2
limen•
limt•
limt•
limt•
lejmn•
lejmn•
lingr•
lingr•
lengw•
linim•
linim•
linim•
linim•
linim•
lint•
lint•
lint•
lint•
lint•
lintr•
lintr•
lintr•
lintr•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
grate (rasp)
rasp
scrub (thorns)
mud
avidity
desire
hunger
look
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
pond
pool (pond)
puddle
harbour (port)
port (naval)
sill
threshold
sill
threshold
remainder
remains
rest (remainder)
meadow
pasture
lick (tongue)
lid (cover)
tongue (organ)
oil(ed)
smear(ed)
oil(ed)
smear(ed)
unction
canvas
cloth
linen
napkin
sail (canvas)
boat
canoe
boat
canoe
leave (let)
let be
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lack(ing)
missing
want (in)
without
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lip(o)
lip(o)
lip(o)
lip(o)
lipar
lipar
lipar
lipar
lipid
lipid
lipid
lipid
lippul
lippul
lips
lips
lips
liquis
liquis
lir(i)
lir(i)
liri
lis
lisg
lisg
lisg
liss
liss
liss
listr(i)
listr(i)
listr(i)
litarg
litarg
litarg
litharg
litharg
litharg
lithi
lithi
lithi
liti
liti
liticen
liticen
litor
litor
litor
litor
litot
286
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
2
lipr•
2
lipr•
2
lipr•
2
lipr•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
lipt•
2
lape•
2
lape•
lips•
lips•
lips•
loks•
loks•
1
lirj•
1
lirj•
2
lirj•
liš•
listr•
listr•
listr•
olists•
olists•
olists•
listr•
listr•
listr•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
litarg•
lit•
lit•
litjlit•
lit•
litits•
litits•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litot•
cream
fat (grease)
grease
oil
obstinate
persist(ent)
relentless
stubborn
cream
fat (grease)
grease
oil
mucus
phlegm
relic
remains
ruin (remains)
oblique
slanting
colourless
pale(ness)
limb (part)
lion
scoop
shovel
spade
sliding
slippery
smooth
scoop
shovel
spade
clay
loam
mud
clay
loan
mud
rock (stone)
stone
chemical element Li
rock (stone)
stone
bugle
trumpet (etc.)
beach
seaside
shore
strand
accessory
litot
litot
litot
littor
littor
littor
littor
littu
littu
littu
littu
litu(i)
litu(i)
litu(i)
litu(i)
litur
litur
lix(iv)
lix(iv)
lob(i)
lob(i)
lob(i)
lob(i)
lobe
lobe
lobe
loch
loch
loch(i)
loch(i)
loch(i)
loch(i)
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
loche
lochm(e)
lochm(e)
lochme
lochme
lochme
lochme
lochme
loco
loco
litot•
litot•
litot•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
litr•
1
litu•
1
litu•
1
litu•
1
litu•
2
litu•
2
litu•
liks•
liks•
lobj•
lobj•
lobj•
lobj•
lobe•
lobe•
lobe•
2
lox•
2
lox•
1
lox•
1
lox•
1
lox•
1
lox•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
1
lokx•
2
lokx•
2
lokx•
2
lokx•
2
loxm•
2
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
loxm•
1
lokj•
1
lokj•
small
tiny
unimportant
beach
seaside
shore
strand
beach
seaside
shore
strand
bludgeon
butt (firearm)
club (stick)
stick (club)
rub
wipe
linen
link (connection)
capsule
holster
recipient
shell (peel)
offend /se
shock (offend)
unsettle (offend)
syrup
treacle
bear (infant)
beget
generate
produce(d)
army
corps (army)
detachment (army)
platoon
regiment
troop
aggress(ion)
assail
attack
bush
shrub (plant)
asylum
hide-out
hiding-place
refuge
shelter (protection)
chase
drive /ing
loco
loco
loculus
loculus
loculus
loculus
lodic
lodic
lodix
lodix
loedor
loedor
loedor
loeg
loeg
loeg
loem
loem
loem
log
log
log
log
log
log
log
log
log
logistikon
logistikon
logistikon
loidor
loidor
loidor
loig
loig
loig
loim
loim
loim
lokya [S]
lom(at)
lom(at)
lom(at)
lonch
lonch
lonch
lop(ad)
lopas
loph(i)
1
lokj•
1
lokj•
lokl•
lokl•
lokl•
lokl•
lodiks•
lodiks•
lodiks•
lodiks•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojg•
lojg•
lojg•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
1
log•
1
log•
1
log•
2
log•
2
log•
2
log•
2
log•
1
olog•
1
olog•
2
olog•
2
olog•
2
olog•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojg•
lojg•
lojg•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
2
lokj•
lom•
lom•
lom•
lonk•
lonk•
lonk•
lops•
lops•
lopf•
move(ment)
propel(ling)
cell
chamber
compartment
room
blanket
cover(age)
blanket
cover(age)
indignation
offend /se
scandal
remains
rubble
ruin (remains)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
expression
text
word
analysis
proportion
relation (system)
system
phenomenon
rule(s)
knowledge
reason (think)
think(ing)
indignation
offend /se
scandal
remains
rubble
ruin (remains)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
world(ly)
border (hem)
fringe
hem
arrow(point)
point (spear)
spear(point)
oyster
oyster
comb (cock)
loph(i)
loph(i)
loph(i)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
loqu(e)
lor(u)
lor(u)
lor(u)
lor(u)
lord
lord
lord
loric(a)
loric(a)
lot
lot
lot
lous
lous
lous
lox
lox
lubr(ic)
lubr(ic)
luc(i)
luc(i)
lucern
lucern
lucern
luct
luct
luct
lues
lues
lues
luet
luet
luet
luet
luet
luet
lug(ubr)
lug(ubr)
lug(ubr)
lunat
lunat
lunch
lopf•
lopf•
lopf•
lokw•
lokw•
lokw•
lokw•
lokw•
lor•
lor•
lor•
lor•
lord•
lord•
lord•
lorits•
lorits•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
loks•
loks•
lubr•
lubr•
lutsi•
lutsi•
lyxn•
lyxn•
lyxn•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
lunt•
lunt•
lonk•
crest
crown (head)
pinnacle
say(ing)
speak
story
tale
word (spoken)
bridle
restrain(t)
strap
whip (strap)
bow(ing)
incline(d)
tilt
armour (nn)
cuirass
bathe
rinse
wash(ing)
bathe
rinse
wash(ing)
oblique
slanting
slippery
smooth
light (shine)
shine /ing
lamp
lantern
light (lamp)
commemorate
deplore
mourn(ful)
infect(ion)
pestilence
plague (disease)
infect(ion)
infect(ion)
pestilence
pestilence
plague (disease)
plague (disease)
commemorate
deplore
mourn(ful)
arc
crescent
arrow(point)
287
lunch
lunch
luper
luper
lupulin
lupulin
lupulin
lupulin
lurco
lurco
lurco
lusc
lusc
lusc
lust
lust
lust
lustr
lustr
lutan
lutan
lutan
lutar
lutar
lutar
lute(ol)
lute(ol)
lute(ol)
lute(ol)
luteci
lutit
lutit
lutit
lutor
lutr
luxa
luxa
luxa
ly
ly
lyc
lychn
lychn
lyg
lyg
lyg
lyg
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
288
lonk•
lonk•
lupr•
lupr•
lupl•
lupl•
lupl•
lupl•
lurk•
lurk•
lurk•
1
lusk•
1
lusk•
2
lusk•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
lustr•
lustr•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lute•
lute•
lute•
lute•
ljutlutn•
lutn•
lutn•
lutr•
lutr•
2
lukts•
2
lukts•
2
lukts•
ly•
ly•
lyk•
lyxn•
lyxn•
2
lyg•
2
lyg•
2
lyg•
2
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
point (spear)
spear(point)
afflict(ion)
distress
sorcerer
sorceress
warlock
witch
devour
feed
glutton(y)
myopic
short-sighted
one-eyed
bathe
rinse
wash(ing)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
mire
mud
ooze
mire
mud
ooze
ginger
gold(en)
red-haired
yellow
chemical element Lu
mire
mud
ooze
bath(tub)
bath(tub)
disjoint
dislocate
disrupt
fluid (nn)
liquid (nn)
wolf
lance
light (shine)
dark(ness)
evening
obscure /ity
twilight
cane
reed
rod
lyg(er)
lyg(er)
lygd(in)
lygin
lygin
lygin
lygin
lygin
lygm
lygm
lygod
lygod
lygod
lygod
lygod
lygos
lygos
lygos
lygos
lygos
lygr
lygr
lygr
lygr
lym
lym
lym
lym
lym
lym
lym
lymn
lymn
lymn
lymn
lymn
lyng
lyng
lype
lype
lypr
lypr
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
lys
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
lygd•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
lygm•
lygm•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
lygr•
lygr•
lygr•
lygr•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
1
lym•
1
lym•
2
lym•
2
lym•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
1
limn•
lygm•
lygm•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
twig
wand
marble (stone)
cane
reed
rod
twig
wand
hiccup
sob
cane
reed
rod
twig
wand
cane
reed
rod
twig
wand
bashful(ness)
coy(ness)
shy(ness)
timid(ity)
disease (infectious)
pestilence
plague (disease)
damage (nn)
defect
flail
whip (strap)
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
pond
pool (pond)
puddle
hiccup
sob
afflict(ion)
distress
afflict(ion)
distress
decompose
disband
dissolve
resolve
separate(d)
solution
solve
undo
lys
lyss
lyss
lyss
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lyt
lythr
lytt
lytt
lytt
ETYMON
macar
macar
macc
macc
macc
macc
macc
macel(l)
maceria
macesc
macesc
macesc
machaer
machaer
machair
machair
machem
machem
machem
machem
machem
macher
macher
machet
machet
machet
machet
machet
machl
machl
macil
untie
liz•
lysts•
lysts•
lysts•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
liz•
lytr•
lysts•
lysts•
lysts•
punish(ing)
revenge
wrath
decompose
disband
dissolve
resolve
separate(d)
solution
solve
undo
untie
blood
punish(ing)
revenge
wrath
MEANING
LEMMA
2
makr•
2
makr•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makš•
1
makl•
makri•
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
makš•
1
makar•
1
makar•
1
makar•
1
makar•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
1
makar•
1
makar•
max•
max•
max•
max•
max•
2
makl•
2
makl•
2
makš•
happy/ ness
merry
buffoon
clown
comedian
fool (nn)
harlequin
pick-ax
wall
gaunt
lean (thin)
meager
rapier
sword
rapier
sword
battle
campaign (vb)
fight(ing)
wage war
wrestle
rapier
sword
battle
campaign (vb)
fight(ing)
wage war
wrestle
pleasure (carnal)
voluptuous
gaunt
macil
macil
macr(o)
macr(o)
macr(o)
macro
macta
macta
macta
mactr
madar
madar
madrasa [A]
maer
maesmact
maesmact
maesmact
maesmact
maest
maest
maest
maest
magdal
magdal
magdal
magevet [Hb]
maghan [S]
maghsal [A]
magid
magis
magn
magn
magn
magn
magnesi
maha [S]
maha [S]
maha [S]
maha [S]
maieu
maieu
maieu
maieu
maitri [S]
maitri [S]
makarah [S]
makarah [S]
makarah [S]
makta [A]
makta [A]
2
makš•
2
makš•
1
makr•
1
makr•
1
makr•
makra• [GN]
1
makt•
1
makt•
1
makt•
maktr•
madr•
madr•
madras•
1
mest•
majm•
majm•
majm•
majm•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
2
magd•
2
magd•
2
magd•
magev•
magj•
maxs•
1
magd•
1
magd•
magn•
magn•
magn•
magn•
maxnmaha•
maha•
maha•
maha•
maje•
maje•
maje•
maje•
majtr•
majtr•
2
makar•
2
makar•
2
makar•
2
makt•
2
makt•
lean (thin)
meager
big
great
immense
hundred thousand
offer(ing)
sacrifice
victim (sacrifice)
mortar (vessel)
bald
hairless
school
afflict(ion)
jump
leap
shoot forward
spring (jump)
distress
gloomy/ ness
griev(ance)
sorrow(ful)
dough
paste (plaster)
plaster
towel
January
lavatory
knead
knead
big
great
tall
vast
chemical element Mg
eminent
grand
great
superior
beget
bring forth
generate
produce(d)
like /ing
love
alligator
crocodile (etc)
gavial
defile (passage)
passage
289
makta [A]
mala
mala
mala
mala
malac
malac
malac
malac
malac
malach
malach
malagm
malagm
malagm
malagm
malax
malax
malax
malax
malist
malist
malist
malista
malista
malista
mall(ot)
mall(ot)
mall(ot)
malon [Hb]
malth
malth
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man
man(us)
mana
mana
mana
manc
manc
manci
manci
290
2
makt•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
2
mlax•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
2
malak•
malx•
malx•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
malak•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
malst•
malst•
malst•
malj•
malj•
malj•
maln•
malts•
malts•
1
mamn•
1
mamn•
1
mamn•
1
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
2
mamn•
1
mnus•
mnah•
mnah•
mnah•
mantš•
mantš•
mants•
mants•
thoroughfare
abundant
many
numerous
jaw(bone)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
mollusk
purple
violet (color)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
abundant
many
numerous
chief(ly)
main(ly)
principal
felt (fabric)
fur
wool(en)
hotel
polish(ing)
wax (cream)
scarce(ly)
seldom
sparse
thin(ly)
crowd(ed)
oppress
press (together)
push
squeeze
throng (vb)
hand (nn)
penetrating
permeating
piercing
cripple(d)
disabled
augur(y)
omen
manci
mandal
mandel
mandr(a)
mandr(a)
mandr(a)
mandr(a)
mandrit
mangan
mano
mano
mant(i)
mant(i)
mant(i)
manthan
manthan
manthan
mapp
mapp
mants•
mandl•
mantl2
mandr•
2
mandr•
2
mandr•
2
mandr•
1
mandr•
manxmanv•
manv•
mants•
mants•
mants•
mantsan•
mantsan•
mantsan•
maps•
maps•
mapuchon [Hb] maputš•
marai
maraj•
marai
maraj•
marai
maraj•
marai
maraj•
marai
maraj•
marai
maraj•
marcesc
maraj•
marcesc
maraj•
marcesc
maraj•
marcesc
maraj•
marcesc
maraj•
marcesc
maraj•
marcid
maraj•
marcid
maraj•
marcid
maraj•
marcid
maraj•
marcid
maraj•
marcid
maraj•
marg
marg•
marg
marg•
marg
marg•
marg
marg•
margar
margar•
margasirsah [S] margasr•
margeli
margar•
1
maril
marl•
marit
marit•
marit
marit•
marit
marit•
marpt
marp•
prophesy
bolt (key)
chemical word stem
cow-shed
mews
stable (shed)
sty
abbot
chemical element Mn
rare
seldom
augur(y)
omen
prophesy
learn
memorize
study
handkerchief
napkin
accordion
droop
fade
marasmus
stagnation
wasting
wither
droop
fade
marasmus
stagnation
wasting
wither
droop
fade
marasmus
stagnation
wasting
wither
disarrange
disorder
interfere
perturb
pearl
November
pearl
coal
betrothal
matrimony
wedding
capture(d)
marpt
marra
marsupi
marp•
2
marl•
marsp•
catch (get)
hook (nn)
bag
pouch
martef [Hb]
marti
mas
mas
mas
masah
maschal
maschke [Hb]
masnaa [A]
mast
mast
mast
mast
mast
mast
mast
mast
mastac
mastac
mastac
mastax
mastax
mastax
mastic
mastic
mastig
mastig
mastix
mastix
masuri
mat
mat
mat
mat
mat
mataar [A]
matae
matae
matae
matamahi [S]
mat(e)r
mathei
mathet
mathet
mathet
martef•
marts•
masts•
masts•
masts•
masa•
mašl•
mašk•
masn•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
2
mašt•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastak•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
mastig•
masrmatm•
matm•
matm•
matm•
matm•
matar•
mataj•
mataj•
mataj•
matma•
1
matr•
2
matr•
2
matj•
mated•
mated•
mated•
cellar
iron
biscuit (etc)
cake
cookie
month
armpit
liquid (nn)
factory
breast (woman)
nipple (breast)
teat
altitude
dune
elevation
height
hill
beak
mouth
snout
beak
mouth
snout
scourge (whip)
whip(ping)
scourge (whip)
whip(ping)
scourge (whip)
whip(ping)
chemical element Ma
analyze
explore
research
search
study
airport
adrift
aimless
vain (useless)
grandmother
mother
kernel
learned
adept
adhere(nt)
disciple
mathet
mathet
mathet
mathet
mathet
mathi
mathi
mathi
matok [Hb]
matok [Hb]
matsber [Hb]
matul
matul
matul
matul
matul
matul
matulani [S]
mausa
maz
maz
maz
meant
meat
mec(yn)
mec(yn)
mec(yn)
mechi
mechi
mecon(i)
mecon(i)
mecysm
mecysm
mecysm
medeter
medeter
medeter
medi
medi
medi
mediol
meeden
meeden
meg(a)
meg(a)
meg(a)
meg(a)
meg(a)
mega
mega
mated•
mated•
matsed•
matsed•
matsed•
1
matj•
1
matj•
1
matj•
matok•
matok•
mazb•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matl•
matlan•
mofs•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
mejnt•
mejnt•
meks•
meks•
meks•
mekš•
mekš•
1
mekn•
2
mekn•
meks•
meks•
meks•
medr•
medr•
medr•
medz•
medz•
medz•
medl•
follower
member (part)
brief (vb)
instruct
teach
inform(ation)
know(ledge)
know-how
candy
sweets
battery
can (box)
mug
pot
recipient
tankard
vase
aunt
art
breast (woman)
nipple (breast)
teat
pass(ed)
pass(ed)
high
long (distance)
tall
adult
grown-up
juice
poppy
high
long (distance)
tall
impartial
indifferent
neutral
between
halfway
middle
yolk
medna• [GN] null
medna• [GN] zero
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
2
meg•
2
meg•
colossal
gigantic
huge
immense
overwhelming
emphasis
intensity
291
mega
mega
megal(i)
megal(i)
megal(i)
megate
megeth
megeth
megeth
megeth
megeth
mei(on)
mei(on)
mei(on)
meios
meios
meios
mel(as)
mel(as)
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(es)
mel(in)
mel(in)
mel(li)
mel(o)
mel(ot)
mel(ot)
mela(s)
mela(s)
mela(s)
melan
melan
meledon
meledon
melen
melen
meleth
meleth
melicer
melicer
melichr
melichr
melict
melict
melict
melict
melict
292
2
meg•
mega• [GN]
megal•
megal•
megal•
megate•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
1
meg•
mej•
mej•
mej•
mej•
mej•
mej•
melan•
melan•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
2
mevl•
2
mevl•
mely•
2
mer•
1
mevl•
1
mevl•
mels•
mels•
mels•
melan•
melan•
1
meled•
1
meled•
melan•
melan•
1
meled•
1
meled•
kerat•
mely•
keram•
mely•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
loud(ness)
million
excessive
extravagant
too (much/many)
millionth
colossal
gigantic
huge
immense
overwhelming
few(er)
less
minus
few(er)
less
minus
black
dark
aria
melody
music
song
tune
apple
quince
honey
limb (part)
cattle
goat
feed (flocks)
graze (feed)
tend (flocks)
black
dark
look after
nurse /ing
black
dark
look askance
nurse /ing
antenna
honey
mortar (building)
honey
aria
melody
music
song
tune
melin
meliss
meliz
meliz
meliz
meliz
meliz
melle
melle
melletes
melletes
melyr
melyr
melyr
melyr
melyr
memat
memat
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men
men(i)
men(i)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mend(os)
mendeliev
melin•
melis•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
keram•
mely•
2
meled•
2
meled•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
memt•
memt•
1
men•
1
men•
1
men•
2
men•
2
men•
2
men•
2
men•
2
men•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
1
menj•
2
menj•
2
menj•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
1
mendz•
mendlmeniaazmo [Hb] menjaz•
2
mens(a)
mendz•
mentul
mentl•
mentul
mentl•
meny
meny•
meny
meny•
meot
mej•
meot
mej•
apple
bee
aria
melody
music
song
tune
clay
honey
delay
put off
aria
melody
music
song
tune
desire
wish
menstruation
month
moon
anger
excitement
fury
rage(ing)
wrath
await
obstinate
persist(ent)
remain
stay(ing)
wait
arc
crescent
alms
beg (charity)
charity
lack(ing)
poverty
shortage
want (in)
chemical element Md
automatic
table (furniture)
pecker (penis)
penis
betray
treachery
few(er)
less
meot
mephit
mephit
mephit
mepote
mer(a)
mer(a)
mer(a)
mer(a)
mer(id)
mer(id)
mer(id)
mer(id)
merac
meral
mercur
merdja [A]
meres
meres
meres
meres
meretri
meretri
meretri
meretri
meretri
meridi
merimn
merimn
merimn
merimn
merinth
merinth
merinth
merinth
merism
merism
merism
merism
merm(ith)
merm(ith)
mery
mery
meryc
meryc
meryx
meryx
meso
meso
meso
mej•
meft•
meft•
meft•
mept•
2
mer•
2
mer•
2
mer•
2
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
merak•
merak•
merkmerdž•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
mertr•
mertr•
mertr•
mertr•
mertr•
merid•
merimn•
merimn•
merimn•
merimn•
merint•
merint•
merint•
merint•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
merm•
merm•
mery•
mery•
meryk•
meryk•
meryk•
meryk•
medz•
medz•
medz•
minus
fume(d)
reek
stench
never
femur
shin-bone
thigh
tibia
division
part (piece)
piece
segment
pure
pure
chemical element Hg
pond
division
part (piece)
piece
segment
fornicate /ation
impurity (moral)
lewd(ness)
prostitution
unchaste /ity
noon
attend to
care
nurse /ing
provide for
cable (rope)
cord
line (rope)
rope (cord)
division
part (piece)
piece
segment
fiber
thread (fiber)
wind(ing)
wrap(ped)
ruminant (animal)
ruminate
ruminant (animal)
ruminate
between
halfway
middle
messi
messi
messi
messor
messor
messor
mest
mest
mest
meta
meta
meta
meta
meta
metax
meten
meten
meteor
meteor
meteor
meteor
meth(y)
meth(y)
meth(y)
meth(y)
meth(y)
methes
methes
methyst
methyst
meti
metoch
metoch
metop(id)
metr
metr
metr
metr
metr
metr
metr
metr(i)
metr(i)
metr(i)
metro
metro
metro
metu
metu
metu
meš•
meš•
meš•
meš•
meš•
meš•
2
mest•
2
mest•
2
mest•
1
meta•
1
meta•
1
meta•
1
meta•
2
meta•
metak•
metn•
metn•
1
mete•
1
mete•
1
mete•
2
mete•
metx•
metx•
metxmetx•
metx•
metes•
metes•
metys•
metys•
metj•
metox•
metox•
metop•
2
matr•
2
matr•
2
matr•
2
matr•
metr•
metr•
mejtr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
metu•
metu•
metu•
garner
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
garner
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
full
plenary
plenti(ful)
across
behind
transunder(neath)
let
silk
cut (mow)
mow
climate
season (time)
weather
phenomenon
alcoholic drink
brandy
chemical word stem
gin (drink)
strong drink
no(ne)
undrunken
intoxicate(d)
wisdom
contribute
take part
forehead
core
kernel (essence)
marrow
pith
apparatus
tool
measure(ment)
mother
nanny
womb
mother
nanny
womb
afraid
fear(ful)
fright(en)
293
metul
metul
miae
miae
miae
miae
miant
miant
miant
miant
miant
miant
miar
miar
miar
miar
miayar [A]
mic(an)
mic(an)
mic(an)
mic(an)
michr
michr
michr
micit
micit
micit
micr(o)
micr(o)
micr(o)
micr(o)
mict
mict
micul
micul
micul
mid
miglasch [Hb]
mil(es)
mil(es)
mil(es)
milich
milich
mill
milli
ming
ming
minuie [Hb]
minur
minur
294
metl•
metl•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
2
mjant•
2
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
mjaj•
mikn•
mikn•
mikn•
mikn•
mikr•
mikr•
mikr•
mitsid•
mitsid•
mitsid•
mikr•
mikr•
mikr•
mikra• [GN]
mikt•
mikt•
mikl•
mikl•
mikl•
mid•
miglaš•
mils•
mils•
mils•
milix•
milix•
mily• [LN]
mili• [LN]
mikt•
mikt•
minj•
minyr•
minyr•
cone
wedge
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
colour
paint(ed)
dirt (rubbish)
filth(y)
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
gauge
gleam
gloss
glow(ing)
lustre
little (small)
small
tiny
emaciated
slender
weak(ness)
little (small)
small
tiny
millionth
piss
urine
part (little)
piece
smattering
smile /ing
ski
military
soldier
warrior
quiet(ly)
tranquil(ity)
thousand
thousandth
piss
urine
appointment
buzz
hum
minyr
minyr
mir(abil)
mir(abil)
mirac(i)
mirac(i)
mirac(i)
mirac(i)
mirax
mirax
mirax
mirax
misaad [A]
misat
misat
misat
misch
misch
misch
minyr•
minyr•
mirabl•
mirabl•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
mirak•
msad•
miz•
miz•
miz•
2
mistš•
2
mistš•
2
mistš•
mischeleth [Hb] mišl•
misemat
miz•
misemat
miz•
misemat
miz•
mishmish [A] mišm•
miss
mists•
miss
mists•
missadah [Hb] misad•
1
misth
mistš•
1
misth
mistš•
1
misth
mistš•
1
misth
mistš•
mit
mit•
mit
mit•
mit
mit•
mit
mit•
mit
mits•
mit
mits•
mitell
mitl•
mitell
mitl•
mithrac
mitrak•
mithrac
mitrak•
mithrax
mitrak•
mithrax
mitrak•
miti
mitj•
miti
mitj•
mitod [Hb]
mitod•
mix
mixs•
mix
mixs•
mizon
midz•
mizon
midz•
buzz
hum
admirable
wonderful
adolescent
boy
kid (boy)
young(ster)
adolescent
boy
kid (boy)
young(ster)
elevator
abhor
hate
loathe
pole (stake)
rod
spar
sled
abhor
hate
loathe
apricot
forward
send
restaurant
pay(ed)
reward(ing)
salary
wages
loose
mesh
noose
thread (fiber)
place(d)
put(ting)
head-band
turban
gem
jewel
gem
jewel
sweet (tender)
tender(ly)
bedroom
fertilize
impregnate
more
plus
mizzon
mizzon
mnemeion
mnemeion
mnemo
mnemo
mneo
mneo
mnest
mnest
mnious
mnious
mnious
mnous
mnous
mnous
mochl
mochl
mochth
mochth
mochth
mochth
mochth
modiol
modiol
moech
moech
moer
moer
moer
moer
moest
moest
moest
moest
mogi
mogi
mogi
mogi
mogi
mogus
mogus
mogus
mogus
mogus
moira
moira
moira
molch
moles
midz•
midz•
nemi•
nemi•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
mnem•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
2
mnus•
moxl•
moxl•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
modjol•
modjol•
mekš•
mekš•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
mest•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
mojr•
mojr•
mojr•
moltš•
mols•
more
plus
memorial
monument
memory
remember
memory
remember
memory
remember
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
lewd(ness)
lift(ed)
drudge
effort
endeavour
labour(ing)
toil(ing)
boss (hub)
hub
adult
grown-up
division
part (piece)
piece
segment
distress
gloomy/ ness
griev(ance)
sorrow(ful)
drudge
effort
endeavour
labour(ing)
toil(ing)
drudge
effort
endeavour
labour(ing)
toil(ing)
destiny
fatal(ity)
fate
salamander
mass (heap)
molg
molg
molitor
molitor
molobr
molobr
molobr
molop(s)
molop(s)
molop(s)
molothr
molothr
molothr
molp
molp
molp
molp
molp
molybd
molybden
molybr
molyc
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyn
molyt
molyx
mom(ph)
mom(ph)
mom(ph)
mom(ph)
monaz
monaz
monaz
monaz
monaz
mone
mone
mone
monel
monel
monel
monil
monil
monil
molg•
molg•
molit•
molit•
molobr•
molobr•
molobr•
molops•
molops•
molops•
molobr•
molobr•
molobr•
molp•
molp•
molp•
molp•
molp•
molybr•
moljmolybr•
molyk•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
moln•
molyk•
molyk•
momf•
momf•
momf•
momf•
1
monats•
1
monats•
2
monats•
2
monats•
2
monats•
mone•
mone•
mone•
2
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
1
monel•
1
monel•
1
monel•
money-bag
purse
builder
constructor
feast on
feed on
glutton(y)
scratch
scrub (thorns)
scrub(bing)
feast on
feed on
glutton(y)
aria
melody
sing
song
tune
lead (metal)
chemical element Mo
lead (metal)
exhausted
defile (vb)
dirty (spoil)
foul(ed)
pollute
soil(ed)
spoil(ed)
spot (stain)
stain(ed)
exhausted
exhausted
blame(d)
reprimand
reproach(able)
reprove
isolation
lonely(ness)
hermit
recluse
solitary (nn)
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
caution (vb)
inform(ation)
warn
necklace
necklet
rosary
295
monil
monil
monil
monit
monit
mono
mono
mono
mor
morb(id)
morb(id)
morb(id)
morb(id)
morbos
morbos
morbos
morbos
mord
mord
mord
mord
mord
mori
mori
mori
mori(o)
mori(o)
mori(o)
mori(o)
mori(o)
morich
morich
morich
morm
morm
morm
morm
moro
moro
moron
moron
moron
moron
moron
morph
morph
morph
morphn
morsim
morsim
296
2
monel•
2
monel•
2
monel•
monit•
monit•
mona• [GN]
mona• [GN]
mona• [GN]
2
morh•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
morb•
mordj•
mordj•
mordj•
mordj•
mordj•
2
morj•
2
morj•
2
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
morix•
morix•
morix•
morm•
morm•
morm•
morm•
1
morh•
1
morh•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
1
morj•
morf•
morf•
morf•
morp•
morsm•
morsm•
counsel
morsim
morych
morych
morych
moualif [A]
one
mouhadatsa [A]
only
mulberry
mouhami
mouhandis [A]
mousadas [A]
ailment
moustashfa [A]
disease
mox
mox
mox
mucr(onat)
mucr(onat)
mucr(onat)
muhurtah [S]
mukshar [Hb]
mulc
mulc
mulc
mulc
mulct
mulg(en)
muliebr
mulier
mull
multi
multi
muni
muni
muni [S]
muni [S]
muni [S]
muni [S]
muri
muri
muri
muric(at)
murin
murin
murm
murri
murri
murri
murti [S]
musa
musc
must
mutic
caution (vb)
inform(ation)
warn
advise
unique
ill(ness)
sick(ness)
ailment
disease
ill(ness)
sick(ness)
aggravate
irritate
provoke
torment
torture
lime
member (part)
part (piece)
cracked (crazy)
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
silly
endeavour
set about
try(ing)
ghost
monster
ogre
phantom
confuse(d)
consternate(d)
cracked (crazy)
foolish
insane /ity
mad(ness)
silly
appearance
aspect
form
black
fatal(ity)
misfortune
morsm•
morix•
morix•
morix•
mwalf•
muxad•
muham•
mwand•
musad•
mostaš•
moks•
moks•
moks•
mukr•
mukr•
mukr•
muhurt•
muxs•
mulk•
mulk•
mulk•
mulk•
mulg•
mulg•
muljer•
muljer•
mulž•
mylti• [LN]
mylti• [LN]
2
muni•
2
muni•
1
muni•
1
muni•
1
muni•
1
muni•
muri•
muri•
muri•
murits•
murn•
murn•
mirmek•
murj•
murj•
murj•
murt•
musa•
musx•
mušt•
mutits•
mishap
endeavour
set about
try(ing)
author
conversation
lay (put)
engineer
gun
hospital
at once
right away
soon
point (tip)
summit
tip
hour
able
caress
pat(ting)
stroke (caress)
touch
milk (nn)
milk (nn)
woman
woman
red
many
numerous
defend
protect
philosopher
sage (man)
thinker
wise man
brine
pickle(d)
salt(ed)
pin (stylus)
mouse
rat
ant
chirp
peep(ing)
squeak
form
banana
fly (insect)
fresh
stump
mutu
mutu
mutu
mutu
mutu
mutulus
my(ac)
my(os)
myc(et)
myc(et)
mycem
mycem
mycem
mycet
mycet
mycet
mych
myct(er)
myct(er)
myd
myd
mydr
mydr
mydr
mydr
mydr
mydr
mydr
myel
myel
mygm
mygm
mygm
myi
myi
myl
myl
myl
myl
mylac(h)
mylacr
myliax
myllaen
myllen
myo
myot
myr(o)
myr(o)
myri(a)
myri(a)
1
mutu•
1
mutu•
1
mutu•
2
mutu•
2
mutu•
mutl•
2
my•
1
my•
myk•
myk•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
migm•
myx•
myktr•
myktr•
myd•
myd•
1
mydr•
1
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
2
mydr•
mjel•
mjel•
migm•
migm•
migm•
mojs•
musx•
1
myl•
1
myl•
2
myl•
2
myl•
milax•
milax•
milax•
myln•
myln•
mojs•
1
my•
myr•
myr•
mirj•
mirja• [GN]
mutual
one another
reciprocal
borrow
loathe
collar
mussel
muscle
fungus
mushroom
bellow
boom (bellow)
roar(ing)
bellow
boom (bellow)
roar(ing)
intimate
nose
nostril
mildew
mold
heap(ed)
mass (heap)
dilate
expand
extend(ing)
spread
stretch(ing)
marrow
pith
bellow
myrio
myrio(stos)
myrism
myrism
myrism
myrism
myrism
myrism
myrm(ec)
mysi
mysi
mysi
myst
myst
myst
myst
mystac
mysti
mysti
mysti
mysti
mystr(i)
myth
myth
myth
myx
myx
myx
myx
myx
myz
mirj•
mirjate•[GN]
myr•
myr•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
mirmek•
myš•
myš•
myš•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
myst•
mistak•
2
myst•
2
myst•
2
myst•
2
myst•
mystr•
myt•
myt•
myt•
myks•
myks•
myks•
myks•
myks•
myz•
multitude
tenthousandth
aroma
perfume
enigma
mystery
riddle
secret
ant
close(d)
lid (cover)
shutter
enigma
mystery
riddle
secret
mustache
comb(ed)
sieve(d)
strainer
whalebone
spoon
fairy tale
legitimate
story
mucus
phlegm
silt
slime
sludge
suck(ing)
boom (bellow)
roar(ing)
mouse
fly (insect)
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
jaw(bone)
tooth
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
grimace
grimace
mouse
muscle
aroma
perfume
multitude
tenthousand
ETYMON
nabl
nabl
nac
nac
nac
nacerd
nacerd
nact
nact
nact
nae
nae
nae
nae
nae
naeni
naev
MEANING
LEMMA
nabl•
nabl•
nak•
nak•
nak•
natserd•
natserd•
nakt•
nakt•
nakt•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
najn•
najv•
harp
lyre
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
free(ly)
gratuitous
compact(ness)
density
solid(ity)
be (at)
dwell
live (at)
lodge (live)
stay(ing)
mourn(ful)
indication
297
naev
naev
naev
naev
nagm(at)
nagm(at)
nagm(at)
nai
nai
nai
nai
nai
nam(at)
nam(at)
nano
nao
nao
nao
nao
nao
nao
nao
nao
napht
napravith [Slav]
napravith [Slav]
napravith [Slav]
napravith [Slav]
naqd [A]
nar
nar
nasm
nasm
nasm
nast
nast
nast
nast
nast
nast
naster
naster
naster
naster
naster
naster
nastes
nastes
nastes
nastes
298
najv•
najv•
najv•
najv•
nagm•
nagm•
nagm•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
namt•
namt•
nana• [GN]
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nax•
nax•
nax•
nax•
naptnaprav•
naprav•
naprav•
naprav•
nagd•
nar•
nar•
nasm•
nasm•
nasm•
nakt•
nakt•
nakt•
nast•
nast•
nast•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
nastr•
mark (sign)
sign
spot (stain)
symbol
accumulate
heap(ed)
stack(ed)
be (at)
dwell
live (at)
lodge (live)
stay(ing)
current (flow)
watercourse
billionth 10
--9
boatman
mariner
sailor
seaman
chapel
church
oratory
temple
chemical word stem
adjust
correct(ly)
rectify
straight(en)
cash money
fluid(ity)
liquid(ity)
carry off
flow away
lean (thin)
compact(ness)
density
solid(ity)
effect
react(ion)
result
denizen
inhabitant
inmate
occupant
resident
tenant
denizen
inhabitant
inmate
occupant
nastes
nastes
nat
nat
nat
nat(ic)
nat(ic)
natah [S]
natah [S]
natah [S]
natah [S]
natri
nau
nau
nau(s)
nau(s)
naut(il)
naut(il)
naut(il)
naut(il)
ne(op)
ne(op)
ne(op)
neal
nean
near
neas
neat
neat
neat
nebr(ac)
nebrax
nec(at)
nec(at)
nec(at)
nec(at)
necerd
necerd
necerd
necr(o)
necr(o)
necr(o)
nect(o)
nect(o)
nectri
nectri
necy
necy
necy
nedimi
nastr•
nastr•
nat•
nat•
nat•
natits•
natits•
nata•
nata•
nata•
nata•
natrnav•
nav•
naws•
naws•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
nawt•
2
ne•
2
ne•
2
ne•
1
njas•
1
njas•
1
njas•
1
njas•
2
njas•
2
njas•
2
njas•
nebrak•
nebrak•
nek•
nek•
nek•
nek•
natserd•
natserd•
natserd•
nekr•
nekr•
nekr•
nekt•
nekt•
nekt•
nekt•
nekr•
nekr•
nekr•
nejd-
resident
tenant
beget
birth
produce(d)
buttock
rump
actor
buffoon
comedian
performer
chemical element Na
boat
ship (boat)
navigate
sail(ing)
boatman
mariner
sailor
seaman
young
young(ster)
youth
young
young
young
young
just (now)
present (time)
recent(ly)
yearling
yearling
assassinate
kill(ing)
murder
ruin(ed)
free(ly)
gratuitous
gratuitous
carcase
corpse
deceased (nn)
float
swim
float
swim
carcase
corpse
deceased (nn)
chemical element Nd
nedy
nedym
nedym
nedym
nee
nee
nee
nee
nee
nefari
nefari
nefari
nefari
nefari
neg
neg
neg
neic
neic
neic
neic
neic
nem
nem
nem
nem
nem
nem(at)
nem(at)
nem(at)
nem(or)
nem(or)
neni
neni
neni
neni
neo
neo
neo(n)
neo(n)
neo(n)
neon
neoss
nep
neph(el)
neph(el)
neph(el)
neph(el)
nephod
nephod
nedy•
nedym•
nedym•
nedym•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
naj•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
2
nefr•
negar•
negar•
negar•
nejk•
nejk•
nejk•
nejk•
nejk•
1
nem•
1
nem•
1
nem•
1
nem•
1
nem•
nemt•
nemt•
nemt•
2
nem•
2
nem•
nenj•
nenj•
nenj•
nenj•
1
ner•
1
ner•
1
ne•
1
ne•
1
ne•
nexnjot•
neps•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
nefel•
stomach
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
be (at)
dwell
live(ly)
lodger
stay(ing)
abomination
disgusting
horrid
lobster
nauseating
oppose(d)
resist(ing)
withstand
disagreement
discord
dispute
dissension
quarrel(ing)
greensward
lawn
meadow
pasture
prairie
fibril
filament
thread (fiber)
forest
woods
complain
dirge
elegy
lament(able)
fluid (nn)
liquid(ity)
new
uncommon
unusual
chemical element Ne
nest
scorpion
cloud
fog
mist
nebulous
cloud
fog
nephod
nephod
nephr(o)
nepi
nepi
nepot
nepot
nepot
nepot
nepot
neptuni
neputi
neputi
ner(os)
nerth(er)
nerth(er)
nes
nes
nes(s)
neschef [Hb]
nesti
nesti
net(h)
netr
nett
neur(o)
neur(o)
neuro
neus(t)
neus(t)
nevr
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nex
nice
nice
nice
nice
nice
nickel
nict
nefel•
nefel•
1
nefr•
nepj•
nepj•
nepot•
nepot•
nepot•
nepot•
nepot•
neptsnepj•
nepj•
2
ner•
nertr•
nertr•
nez•
nez•
neš•
nesx•
nešt•
nešt•
newt•
netr•
neš•
nevr•
nevr•
newr•
1
nust•
2
nust•
newr•
1
neks•
1
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
2
neks•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
niknikt•
mist
nebulous
kidney
baby
newborn
family
kin
parent(s)
relation (kin)
relative (kin)
chemical element Np
baby
newborn
fresh
below
under(neath)
island
isle
duck (fowl)
concert
sober
sobriety
spin (thread)
spindle
duck (fowl)
sinew
tendon
nerve (anat.)
swim
fold
nerve (anat.)
proportion
relation (kin)
braid
button(ed)
knot(ted)
net (vb)
plait
tie(d)
twine(d)
wattle
weave /ing
wreathe
benefit
gain
success
victory
win
chemical element Ni
eyelid
299
nid
nidor
niglar
nihil
nihil
nihil
nike
nike
nike
nike
nike
nil
nil
nil
nimi
nimi
nimi
niobi
niph
nipt(er)
nipt(er)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nis(us)
nit(id)
nit(id)
nitel
nitel
niten
niten
nitro
niv
nix
nix
nix
nix
noar
noar
noar
nobeli
noc(i)
noc(i)
noc(i)
nocar
nocar
nocar
nocar
300
nid•
nidr•
nigl•
nihil•
nihil•
nihil•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nike•
nihil•
nihil•
nihil•
nimj•
nimj•
nimj•
nixnif•
nipt•
nipt•
nists•
nists•
nists•
nists•
nists•
nists•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njit•
njit•
nitrnif•
niks•
niks•
niks•
niks•
novr•
novr•
novr•
nobnots•
nots•
nots•
nokr•
nokr•
nokr•
nokr•
nest
cook(ed)
whistle
no(ne)
nothing
null
benefit
gain
success
victory
win
no(ne)
nothing
null
exceed
excessive
too (much/many)
chemical element Nb
snow
wash(ing)
washbasin
drudge
endeavour
exert(ion)
labour(ing)
strain(ed)
toil(ing)
glitter(ing)
shine /ing
glitter(ing)
shine /ing
glitter(ing)
shine /ing
chemical element N
snow
lean(ing)
lean(ing)
support(ing)
uphold
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
chemical element No
break(ing)
damag(ing)
smash(ed)
dull
idle
languid
lazy(ness)
nocar
nocar
nocu
nocu
nocu
nol(a)
nol(a)
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
nom(eus)
non(a)
nonus
noo
noo
noo
noo
nos
nos
nos
nos
nossac
nost
nost
not
not
not(i)
not(i)
not(i)
noten
noth
noth
noth
noti(al)
noti(d)
nokr•
nokr•
nots•
nots•
nots•
nol•
nol•
1
nawm•
1
nawm•
1
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
2
nawm•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
noms•
noms•
noms•
noms•
noms•
nona• [GN]
nonj• [LN]
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
nos•
nos•
nos•
nos•
nosk•
1
nost•
1
nost•
1
noth•
2
noth•
1
notj•
1
notj•
1
notj•
2
notj•
2
nost•
2
nost•
2
nost•
2
notj•
noti•
slack
slothful
break(ing)
damag(ing)
smash(ed)
bell (small)
rattle (instrument)
divide
separate(ly)
split(ting)
feed
fodder
forage(d)
graze (feed)
pasture
custom(ary)
habit(s)
law(ful)
precept
regulate /tion
rule(s)
abode
quarters
region
residence
where(abouts)
nine
nine
intelligent
mind
reason (think)
think(ing)
ill(ness)
sick(ness)
suffer(ing)
unhappiness
rooster
comeback
return
convex
shell (cover)
back(side)
reverse(d)
surface
south
false
lie (tell a)
untrue
south
humid(ity)
noti(d)
noti(d)
noti(d)
notis
notis
notis
notis
notos
notus
nous
nous
nous
nous
novem
noxi
noxi
noxi
nubil
nubil
nuc
nugat
nugat
nugat
num(mul)
num(mul)
num(mul)
numen
numen
numen
numin
numin
numism
numism
numism
nunci
nunci
nunci
nunci
nunech
nunech
nunech
nunti
nunti
nunti
nunti
nuptial
nuptial
nus
nus
nus
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
noti•
2
notj•
2
notj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
noj•
nona• [GN]
nots•
nots•
1
nots•
nupt•
nupt•
nutsi•
nukt•
nukt•
nukt•
1
num•
1
num•
1
num•
2
num•
2
num•
2
numn•
1
numn•
1
numn•
1
num•
1
num•
1
num•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunx•
nunx•
nunx•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nupt•
nupt•
noj•
noj•
noj•
rain(fall)
water
wet(ness)
humid(ity)
rain(fall)
water
wet(ness)
south
south
intelligent
mind
reason (think)
think(ing)
nine
break(ing)
damag(ing)
smash(ed)
matrimony
wedding
nut (kernel)
nus
nuthete
nuthete
nuthete
nuthete
ny
ny
ny
ny(ct)
nyanya [Jp]
nych
nycter
nyg(m)
nyg(m)
nymph
nymph
nyss
nyss
nyss
nyss
noj•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
2
nys•
2
nys•
2
nys•
nykti•
njanj•
nykti•
nyktr•
nygm•
nygm•
nymf•
nymf•
nygm•
nygm•
1
nys•
1
nys•
think(ing)
announce(ment)
herald(ing)
message
notify
approve
nod (yes)
yes
night
tomato
night
bat (mammal)
prick(ing)
sting (needle)
bride
fiancée
prick(ing)
sting (needle)
injure /ious
wound(ed)
babble
chatter
gossip
coin
medal
medallion
arc
crescent
God
gesture
nod (yes)
coin
medal
medallion
announce(ment)
herald(ing)
message
notify
evident
logic(al)
rational(ly)
announce(ment)
herald(ing)
message
notify
matrimony
wedding
intelligent
mind
reason (think)
ETYMON
o
oari
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
ob
obba
obba
obba
obba
obel
obel
obel
ober
ober
obes
obes
obes
obes
obex
obex
obi(t)
obi(t)
MEANING
LEMMA
hon•
hon•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obj•
obj•
ubi•
ubi•
ubi•
obd•
obd•
obd•
obd•
obel•
obel•
obel•
1
obr•
1
obr•
obes•
obes•
obes•
obes•
obek•
obek•
obit•
obit•
egg
egg
against
contrary
counter (adv)
opponent
oppose(d)
opposing
above
soar(ing)
up(stairs)
basin
bowl
tub
vat
pole (stake)
rod
spar
roam(ing)
wander
corpulent
fat-bellied
fatty
obese
hindrance
obstacle
decease
demise
301
obi(t)
obi(t)
obri
obri
obri
obri
obruss
obruss
obruss
obrut
obrut
obrut
obsidio
obsit
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolesc
obsolet
obsolet
obsolet
obsolet
obsolet
obstetr
obstetr
obstetr
obstetr
oca
oca
oca
oca
oca
oca
occ
occ
occ
occe
occis
occis
occis
occis
och
och
och
och
och
och
och
och
302
obit•
obit•
2
obr•
2
obr•
2
obr•
2
obr•
obruš•
obruš•
obruš•
obrud•
obrud•
obrud•
1
opsid•
2
opsid•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opsol•
opstetr•
opstetr•
opstetr•
opstetr•
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
1
okts•
1
okts•
1
okts•
1
onk•
otšis•
otšis•
otšis•
otšis•
1
okx•
1
okx•
1
okx•
1
okx•
1
okx•
1
okx•
2
okx•
2
okx•
die
pass away
descendant
issue (result)
offspring
result
experiment
test(ing)
try (out)
knock down
overthrow
upset
besiege
plant(ed)
ancient
antique
exobsolete
old
ancient
antique
exobsolete
old
beget
generate
give birth
labour(ing)
alert
brisk
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
vigilant
charge(d)
heavy
load
hook (nn)
assassinate
execute (kill)
kill(ing)
murder
car
carriage
cart
chariot
trolley
waggon
guard(ed)
protect
och
ocha
ocha
ocha
ochem
ochem
ochem
ochem
ochem
ochem
oches
oches
oches
ochet
ochet
ochet
ochet
ocheus
ocheus
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochl(er)
ochm
ochm
ochm
ochn
ocht(er)
ocht(er)
ocht(er)
ocht(er)
ochthod
ochthod
ochthod
ochthod
ochyr
ochyr
ochyr
oci
oci
2
okx•
otšm•
otšm•
otšm•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
otšm•
otšm•
otšm•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
oxed•
oxed•
oxed•
oxed•
2
oxes•
2
oxes•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
okl•
1
oxl•
1
oxl•
2
oxl•
2
oxl•
2
oxl•
2
oxl•
2
oxl•
otšm•
otšm•
otšm•
oxn•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxr•
oxr•
oxr•
oky•
oky•
shield(ed)
hold(ing)
support(ing)
sustain
capacity
contents
purport(ed)
hold(ing)
support(ing)
sustain
capacity
contents
purport(ed)
canal
channel
drain (nn)
sewer
bolt (buckle)
buckle
band (people)
crowd (bunch)
group (bunch)
heap(ed)
horde
mass (crowd)
pile (stack)
opportune
welcome
eddy
mingle
mixe(d)
swirl
whirl(ing)
hold(ing)
support(ing)
sustain
pear
bank (shore)
border (rim)
brim
edge
bank (shore)
border (rim)
brim
edge
obstinate
persist(ent)
relentless
alert
brisk
oci
oci
oci
oci
oclao
oclao
ocn(er)
ocn(er)
ocn(er)
oct(o)
octo
ocy
ocy
ocy
ocy
ocy
ocy
od(ic)
od(ic)
od(ic)
od(o)
od(o)
od(o)
od(o)
odax
odax
odes
odes
odin
odin
odin
odm(al)
odm(al)
odin
odon
odon
odon
odon
odon
odon(t)
odur
odur
odus
odus
odus
odus
odus
odus
odus
odus
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
okla•
okla•
okn•
okn•
okn•
okt• [LN]
oxta• [GN]
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
oky•
odits•
odits•
odits•
od•
od•
od•
od•
dak•
dak•
1
odz•
1
odz•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
1
odz•
1
odz•
odn• [RN]
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odont•
hodr•
hodr•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odon•
odont•
2
odz•
2
odz•
2
odz•
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
vigilant
crouch
squat
idle
lazy(ness)
slothful
eight
eight
alert
brisk
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
vigilant
melody
music
tune
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
bite
eat(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
endure/ able
pain
suffer(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
one
attachment
claw
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
horn
tooth
ambush
waylay
attachment
claw
hook (nn)
nail (finger)
tooth
lingerie
slow(ly)
tardy
odyl
odyl
odyn(er)
odyn(er)
odyn(er)
odyn(o)
odyn(o)
odyn(o)
odyr(m)
odyr(m)
odyrt
odyrt
oec(et)
oec(et)
oec(et)
oec(et)
oecet
oecet
oecet
oecet
oecet
oeci(e)
oeci(e)
oeci(e)
oeci(e)
oecot
oecot
oecot
oect
oect
oect
oect
oect
oect
oect
oed(al)
oed(al)
oed(al)
oed(al)
oedan
oedan
oedan
oedan
oedem
oedem
oedem
oedem
oedo
oedo
oedo
1
odz•
1
odz•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
odyr•
odyr•
odyr•
odyr•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ojked•
ojked•
ojked•
ojked•
ojked•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ikot•
ikot•
ikot•
1
ojkt•
1
ojkt•
1
ojkt•
1
ojkt•
2
ojkt•
2
ojkt•
2
ojkt•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
odour
smell(ing)
endure/ able
pain
suffer(ing)
endure/ able
pain
suffer(ing)
complain
lament(able)
complain
lament(able)
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
aid (person)
assistant
helper
servant
slave (servant)
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
maybe
perhaps
probably
alas
complain
lament(able)
woe
bolt(ed)
close(d)
shut (close)
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
balloon
bladder
blister
303
oedo
oeg(on)
oen
oen
oen
oen
oeo
oeo
oeo
oeo
oes
oes
oes(o)
oes(o)
oes(o)
oest
oestr
oestr
oestr
oestr
oestr
oestr
oet
oet
oet
oeus
oeus
oeus
oeus
off
off
ogc
ogm
ogm
ogm
ogm
ogm
ogyg
ogyg
oia
oia
oia
oia
oiac
oiac
oic
oic
oic
oic
oigo
304
ojdi•
ojgon•
ovn•
onx•
onx•
onx•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
2
ojs•
2
ojs•
1
ojs•
1
ojs•
1
ojs•
ojst•
hestr•
hestr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
ojstr•
hojt•
hojt•
hojt•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
opf•
opf•
1
onk•
1
ogm•
1
ogm•
1
ogm•
2
ogm•
2
ogm•
ogyg•
ogyg•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
1
jats•
1
jats•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ojgon•
vesicle
open (up)
vine
ass (donkey)
donkey
mule
exclusive
only
sole (only)
unique
osier
straw
carry
move(ment)
transport(ing)
arrow
furious
rage(ing)
ardent
lust
passion(ate)
rut
destiny
fate
loud(ness)
exclusive
only
sole (only)
unique
burn
scorch(ed)
hook (nn)
line (rope)
streak (line)
stroke (streak)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
primeval
remote
bank (shore)
border (rim)
brim
edge
rudder
steering-wheel (&)
apartment
dwelling-place
home
house
open (up)
oin
oio
oio
oio
oio
ois
oist
ol(er)
ol(er)
ol(o)
ol(o)
ol(o)
ol(o)
olac
olac
olb(i)
olb(i)
olc
olc
ole(n)
ole(ns)
ole(ns)
olent
olent
oler
oler
oler
oler
olero
olero
olesth
olesth
olesth
olesth
olet(hr)
olet(hr)
olet(hr)
olet(hr)
oleth
oleth
oleth
oleth
oleti
oleti
oleti
oleti
olibr
olibr
olibr
olic
ovn•
eju•
eju•
eju•
eju•
ojš•
ojst•
1
oler•
1
oler•
hol•
hol•
hol•
hol•
2
oler•
2
oler•
olbj•
olbj•
holk•
holk•
oln•
2
oler•
2
oler•
2
oler•
2
oler•
olr•
olr•
olr•
olr•
2
oler•
2
oler•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
olists•
olists•
olists•
holits•
wine
exclusive
only
sole (only)
unique
sheep
arrow
cabbage
vegetable
all
complete(ly)
every
total(ly)
odour
smell(ing)
fortunate
happy/ ness
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
elbow
odour
smell(ing)
odour
smell(ing)
disturb(ance)
hamper
inconvenience
unsettle(d)
odour
smell(ing)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
perish(ed)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
perish(ed)
damag(ing)
defect
destroy
spoil(ed)
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
perish(ed)
sliding
slippery
smooth
general(ly)
olic
olig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
olig(o)
oligor
oligor
oligor
olisb
olisb
olisb
oliss
oliss
oliss
olist(h)
olist(h)
olist(h)
oll
oll
oll
oll
oll
oll
olog
olog
olog
olog
olog
olonth
olonth
olonth
olonth
olophr
olophr
olophr
olophr
olor
olous
olous
olous
olp
olp
olp
om(o)
omal
omal
omal
omal
omb
holits•
olig•
olig•
olig•
olig•
olig•
oligr•
oligr•
oligr•
lizb•
lizb•
lizb•
olists•
olists•
olists•
olists•
olists•
olists•
alits•
alits•
alits•
1
alj•
olel•
olel•
1
log•
1
log•
1
log•
1
olog•
1
olog•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lond•
lofr•
lofr•
lofr•
lofr•
loru•
2
lows•
2
lows•
2
lows•
holp•
holp•
holp•
1
omj•
homal•
homal•
homal•
homal•
1
umb•
universal
few
rare
seldom
some
sparse
neglect
omit
overlook
cock (penis)
pecker (penis)
penis
sliding
slippery
smooth
sliding
slippery
smooth
another
different
other
else
boiler
cauldron
expression
text
word
phenomenon
rule(s)
damag(ing)
destroy
impair
spoil(ed)
crime
misstep
sin
slip (error)
swan
annihilate(d)
destroy
exterminate
bag
pouch
sack (bag)
shoulder
even(ly)
flat
level
smooth
button (push)
omb
ombr(a)
omio
omma(t)
omn
omn
omn
omphal
on
on
on
onar
onar
onar
onax
onax
onax
onax
onax
onc
onc
onc
onc(e)
onc(od)
onc(od)
onc(od)
onc(od)
onch
oneir
oneir
oneir
oneis
oneis
oneis
oneist
oneist
oneist
ones
ones
ones
onest
onest
onest
ongu
ongu
ongu
ongu
oni(o)
onim
onim
1
umb•
ombri•
1
omj•
omat•
omni•
omni•
omni•
omfal•
onh•
onh•
onh•
oner•
oner•
oner•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
anaks•
1
okts•
1
okts•
1
okts•
1
onk•
2
onk•
2
onk•
2
onk•
2
onk•
1
onk•
oner•
oner•
oner•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
honj•
onim•
onim•
lump
rain(fall)
shoulder
eye
all
every
every(thing)
navel
ass (donkey)
donkey
mule
dream
fantasy
illusion
boss (master)
chief (master)
head (figure)
leaf
manager
charge(d)
heavy
loaf
hook (nn)
bump (lump)
hump
hunchback
tuber
hook (nn)
dream
fantasy
illusion
facility
useful(ness)
utility
facility
useful(ness)
utility
facility
useful(ness)
utility
facility
useful(ness)
utility
anoint(ed)
lubricate
smear(ed)
spread
buy (something)
name
word
305
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
oninem
onir
onir
onir
onom
onom
onom
onom
onom
onom
onom(ast)
onomat
onost
onost
onost
onost
ont(o)
ont(o)
ont(o)
ont(o)
onth
onth
onth
onus
onus
onus
onym
onym
onych
onych
onych
oo(n)
oom
oom
oom
opad
opad
opad
opad
opae
ope(as)
ope(as)
opeat
306
1
onin•
1
onin•
1
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
2
onin•
oner•
oner•
oner•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onom•
onmast•
onmast•
onost•
onost•
onost•
onost•
onts•
onts•
onts•
onts•
ontj•
ontj•
ontj•
onx•
onx•
onx•
onim•
onim•
onyx•
onyx•
onyx•
hon•
2
omj•
2
omj•
2
omj•
upad•
upad•
upad•
upad•
upaj•
ope•
ope•
ope•
help
humour (vb)
serve
advantage(ous)
benefit
blessing
gain
profit (gain)
dream
fantasy
illusion
custom(ary)
habit(s)
law(ful)
precept
regulate /tion
rule(s)
name
name
bad mark
criticism
observe /ation
remark(able)
are
be(ing)
entity
exist(ence)
dung
manure
night-soil
ass (donkey)
donkey
mule
name
word
claw
nail (finger)
talon
egg
crude
raw
unripe
accompany
consequence
follow(ing)
sequel
open
awl
needle
awl
opeat
ophel(im)
ophel(im)
ophel(im)
ophel(im)
ophi(s)
ophi(s)
ophid
ophid
ophry(s)
ophry(s)
ophry(s)
ophthalm
opi
opi
opi
opi
opi
opi
opi
opic
opic
opic
opic
opid
opid
opid
opid(n)
opid(n)
opil(io)
opil(io)
opim
opim
opiqu
opiqu
opiqu
opiqu
opism(at)
opism(at)
opisth
opl(e)
opl(e)
opl(it)
oplism
oplon
opo
opo
opor
oppid
oppid
ope•
ofel•
ofel•
ofel•
ofel•
ofi•
ofi•
ofi•
ofi•
ofry•
ofry•
ofry•
oftalm•
opt•
opt•
opy•
opy•
opy•
opy•
opy•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
2
opid•
2
opid•
2
opid•
1
opid•
1
opid•
upl•
upl•
upim•
upim•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
pišm•
pišm•
opits•
1
hopl•
2
hopl•
1
hopl•
1
hopl•
1
hopl•
opu•
opu•
upr•
hopid•
hopid•
needle
benefit
gain
profit (gain)
utility
serpent
snake
serpent
snake
brow
eyebrow
eyelid
eye
look
see
creation (art)
produce (product)
product
task
work (literary)
appearance
aspect
face (nn)
look (aspect)
punishment
retaliate
revenge
esteem
respect(able)
herdsman
shepherd
fertile
fruitful
appearance
aspect
face (nn)
look (aspect)
juice
sap (fluid)
after (time)
weapon(ry)
hoof
weapon(ry)
weapon(ry)
weapon(ry)
juice
sap (fluid)
summer(time)
fortress
stronghold
op(s)
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops
ops(im)
opseilem
opson
opson
opt(a)
opt(a)
optanion
opter
opter
opter
opter
opter
opter
opter
opti
opti
or(al)
or(es)
ora
oram(at)
oram(at)
oram(at)
oram(at)
oramn
orari
orari
orari
orb
orb
orb
orb
orb(ic)
orb(ic)
orc
orch(eo)
orches(t)
orches(t)
orches(t)
orchid
orcul
ops•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
2
opš•
2
opš•
psim•
opsel•
pson•
pson•
hopt•
hopt•
optan•
1
optr•
1
optr•
1
optr•
2
optr•
2
optr•
2
optr•
2
optr•
opt•
opt•
1
ovr•
ore•
2
ovr•
oram•
oram•
oram•
oram•
1
ramn•
rari•
rari•
rari•
2
orb•
2
orb•
2
orb•
2
orb•
1
orb•
1
orb•
orts•
orx•
orxes•
orxes•
orxes•
orx•
urke•
eye
analyze
appearance
aspect
examine
explore
face (nn)
look after
looker-on
observe /ation
late
debt
dish (food)
food
congratulate
well-wishing
kitchen
lentil
loom
mirror
looking-glass
observer
public (audience)
spectator
look
see
mouth
mount(ain)
pray
apparition
aspect
hallucination
vision
branch (ramification)
beach
cape (headland)
shore
ball (globe)
bullet
globe
sphere
circle
ring (circle)
barrel
testicle(s)
ball (dance)
ballet
dance
testicle(s)
jar (pot)
orcul
orcul
orect
orect
orect
oregm
oregm
oregm
oreo
orex
orex
org
orge
orge
orge
orge
orge
orge
orgy(i)
orgy(i)
orgy(i)
orim
orin
ornis
ornis
ornith
ornith
orob
orob
oroph
oroph
orp(ec)
orp(ec)
orp(ec)
orpn
orrh
orrh
orrhod
orrhod
orrhod
ors(o)
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsa
orsum
orsum
orsum
urke•
urke•
orekt•
orekt•
orekt•
orekt•
orekt•
orekt•
ore•
2
reks•
2
reks•
horg•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orgy•
orgy•
orgy•
ore•
ore•
ornit•
ornit•
ornit•
ornit•
orob•
orob•
1
ropf•
1
ropf•
horp•
horp•
horp•
horpn•
1
horx•
2
horx•
grod•
grod•
grod•
hors•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
jug
vase
extend(ing)
layout
spread
extend(ing)
layout
spread
mount(ain)
appetite
hunger
humid(ity)
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
depth
distance
fathom
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
bird
fowl
bird
fowl
pea
vetch
cane
reed
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
dark(ness)
back(side)
serum
fear(ful)
horror
terror(ize)
branch (ramification)
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
307
orsum
orsum
orsum
orsus
orsus
orsus
orsus
orsus
orsus
orth
orth
orth
orth
orth(o)
orth(o)
orth(o)
orth(o)
orthr
orych
orych
oryct
oryct
oryct
oryct
oryct
oryx
oryx
oryz
osch
osch
oscul
oscul(a)
oscul(a)
osm
osm(er)
osm(o)
osm(o)
osm(o)
osmi
osph(y)
osphr
oste
oste
oste
ostens
ostens
ostent
ostent
osteo
osti(a)
308
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
2
ort•
2
ort•
2
ort•
2
ort•
1
ort•
1
ort•
1
ort•
ortuortr•
1
orykt•
1
orykt•
orikt•
orikt•
1
orykt•
1
orykt•
2
orykt•
ryks•
ryks•
oryz•
hors•
usx•
1
oskl•
2
oskl•
oryz•
1
osm•
hosm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
ošmhosf•
osfr•
2
osm•
2
osm•
2
osm•
stens•
stens•
stens•
stens•
oste•
ostj•
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
bent (leaning)
character (nature)
inclination
leap
propensity
tendency
correct(ly)
right (correct)
true
well (good)
right-angled
straight
square
chemical word stem
early
dig
plough(ing)
mineral
ore
dig
plough(ing)
fossil
mattock
pick-ax
osti(a)
osti(a)
ostium
ostium
ostium
ostling
ostlinx
osto
ostrac
ostrac
ostrac
ot(ar)
oter
oter
oter
othn
othn
othn
othon
othon
othon
oti(os)
oti(os)
oti(os)
oti(os)
otil
otis
rice
branch (ramification)
scrotum
mouth
kiss
kiss
smell(ing
metal
drive /ing
propel(ling)
push
chemical element Os
kidney
smell(ing)
drive /ing
propel(ling)
push
demonstrate
show (spectacle)
demonstrate
show (spectacle)
bone
door
otl
otob
otob
otrer
otrer
otrer
otrer
otrynt
otrynt
otrynt
ouden
oul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
(o)ul
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostj•
ostl•
ostl•
oste•
ostrats•
ostrats•
ostrats•
ot•
heter•
heter•
heter•
2
otn•
2
otn•
2
otn•
1
otn•
1
otn•
1
otn•
hotj•
hotj•
hotj•
hotj•
hotl•
ot•
ot•
hotl•
utob•
utob•
hotr•
hotr•
hotr•
hotr•
trynt•
trynt•
trynt•
hudn•
hovl•
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
1
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
2
uvl•
entrance
gate
door
entrance
gate
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
bone
armour (nn)
carapace
shell (cover)
hear(ing)
different
other
unlike(ly)
alien
foreign
strange
cloth
linen
sheeting (cloth)
amuse/ing
divert
entertain(ing)
pass-time
suffer(ing)
ear
hear(ing)
suffer(ing)
loud(ness)
noise / noisy
alert
brisk
vigorous
wide-awake
excite(d)
incite
nervous
no(ne)
scar
crimped
curl(ed)
frill
ruche
ruff(le)
all
complete(ly)
detailed
encompassing
extensive
(o)ul
oullaiq [A]
ouran
ouran
ouranos
ousia
ousia
outo
outo
outo
outo
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
ox(y)
oxa
oxy
oxy
oxy
oxy
oz
oz
ozod
ozod
ozod
ozot
ozot
ozot
ozot
ozot
ozot
ETYMON
pabul
pabul
pach(y)
pach(y)
pach(y)
pach(y)
pach(y)
pachn
pachn
pactil
pactil
pactil
pae
pae
pae
2
uvl•
wulk•
uran•
uran•
ranos•
owš•
owš•
wut•
wut•
wut•
wut•
1
oksy•
1
oksy•
2
oksy•
2
oksy•
2
oksy•
2
oksy•
okšaoks2
okts•
2
okts•
2
okts•
1
odz•
1
odz•
zod•
zod•
zod•
otst•
otst•
otst•
zod•
zod•
zod•
full
blueberry
firmament
heaven
sky
ownership
property
according to
so
such
thus
acid
vinegar
acute
point(ed)
sharp
sour
chemical word stem
chemical element O
excite(d)
irritate
nervous
odour
smell(ing)
joint
knot (node)
node
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
joint
knot (node)
node
MEANING
LEMMA
pabl•
pabl•
paxy•
paxy•
paxy•
paxy•
paxy•
pakn•
pakn•
1
patl•
1
patl•
1
patl•
paj•
paj•
paj•
fodder
forage (nn)
bulky
burly
fat (thick)
stout
thick
hoar-frost
rime
plait
twine(d)
wreathe
blow (hit)
hit(ting)
punch (blow)
pae
pae
paec(t)
paed
paed
paed
paed
paed
paed
paed(or)
paed(or)
paeder
paeder
paedid
paedid
paegm
paegm
paegm
paegm
paegni
paegni
paegni
paegni
paemin
paemin
paemin
paen
paen
paen
paen
paeon
paeon
paeon
paepal
paepal
paepal
paest
paest
paest
paet
paet
pag
pag
pag
pag
pag
pag
pag
pag
pag
paj•
paj•
pajst•
1
ped•
1
ped•
1
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
pajdr•
2
pajdr•
1
pajdr•
1
pajdr•
2
pajdr•
2
pajdr•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
pagm•
1
pamn•
1
pamn•
1
pamn•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
pejon•
pejon•
pejon•
paipl•
paipl•
pajpl•
2
pešt•
2
pešt•
2
pešt•
pajd•
pajd•
2
pagos•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
2
pfag•
push
strike
dancer
educate(d)
instruct
teach
child
offspring
young(ster)
stench
stink
ink
paint (nn)
stench
stink
game (play)
match (game)
play(ing)
sport(s)
game (play)
match (game)
play(ing)
sport(s)
cleave
fission
split(ting)
almost
hardly
nearly
scarce(ly)
doctor
helper
physician
rock (stone)
stone
flour
rhyme
syllable
verse (syllable)
askance (look)
squint
hill
bind
fasten(ing)
fix(ed)
insert
catch (nn)
gin (trap)
snare (trap)
springe (trap)
309
pag
pag(et)
pag(et)
pag(et)
pagan
pagan
pagan
pagi
pagi
pagi
pagi
pagin
pagin
pagin
paigni
pais
pais
pais
pakshah [S]
pala(e)
pala(e)
palaest
palaestr
palaestr
palaestr
palaestr
palaestr
palag
palag
palag
palai
palai
palam
palan
palan
palan
pale
palim
palim
palim
palim
palim
palin
palin
palin
palin
palin
palita
palita
palita
310
2
pfag•
1
pagos•
1
pagos•
1
pagos•
2
pagn•
2
pagn•
2
pagn•
pagj•
pagj•
pagj•
pagj•
1
pagn•
1
pagn•
1
pagn•
pajgn•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
pakš•
palaj•
palaj•
1
plam•
plestr•
plestr•
plestr•
plestr•
plestr•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palaj•
palaj•
1
plam•
palg•
palg•
palg•
pajpl•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
palin•
plit•
plit•
plit•
trap(ped)
freeze
frost
ice
farmer
field(s)
tiller (field)
firm(ly)
solid(ity)
steady
sturdy
leaf
page
paper
toy
child
offspring
young(ster)
week(ly)
ancient
old
palm (hand)
battle
fight(ing)
match (game)
struggle /ing
wrestle
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
ancient
old
palm (hand)
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
flour
again
comeback
inverse
reverse(d)
undo
again
comeback
inverse
reverse(d)
undo
rambler
rover
tramp
palita
palita
pall
pall
pall
pall
pallac
palladi
palli
palli
palli
palli
palm
palm
palm
palm
palm
palm
palm
pals
pals
pals
palt
palt
palt
palud
palud
palustr
palustr
pan
pan
pan
pan
pan
pan
pan
panden
panden
panden
pandur
pandur
pang
pang
pang
pang
panjarah [S]
panjarah [S]
panjarah [S]
pann
pann
plit•
plit•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palak•
palpalj•
palj•
palj•
palj•
palem•
palem•
palem•
palem•
2
plam•
2
plam•
2
plam•
pals•
pals•
pals•
pals•
pals•
pals•
palud•
palud•
palud•
palud•
pan+
pan+
pan+
pan+
pan+
upan•
upan•
pant•
pant•
pant•
pandr•
pandr•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
pandžar•
pandžar•
pandžar•
2
pamn•
2
pamn•
vagabond
wanderer
quake
quiver(ing)
shiver(ing)
tremble
concubine
chemical element Pd
cloak
coat (mantle)
mantle
toga
quake
quiver(ing)
shiver(ing)
tremble
pulsate
quaver
shake(n)
dart
javelin
projectile
dart
javelin
projectile
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
all
encompassing
every(thing)
total(ly)
very
flare (torch)
torch
great
long (distance)
tall
fiddle
violin
bind
fasten(ing)
fix(ed)
insert
cage
cell
jail
rag
tatter
pann
pant(a)
pant
pant
pantic
pantic
pao [S]
paphia
papp
papp
papp
papp
papp
papp
papp
papula
papula
papula
papula
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
para
paradah [S]
parag
parag
parag
paran
paran
paran
parc
parc
pard(al)
pard(al)
pardac
pardac
parei
pares
pares
pares
pares
pares
pari
2
pamn•
pant•
pant•
pant•
pants•
pants•
patih•
pafj•
1
papt•
1
papt•
1
papt•
2
papt•
2
papt•
2
papt•
2
papt•
papl•
papl•
papl•
papl•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
1
para•
2
para•
2
para•
2
para•
2
para•
2
para•
prad•
palg•
palg•
palg•
1
pran•
1
pran•
1
pran•
partš•
partš•
pardal•
pardal•
pardak•
pardak•
paraj•
pars•
pars•
pars•
pars•
pars•
paraj•
tissue
great
long (distance)
tall
bowel(s)
intestine
husband
beauty (woman)
hank
tuft
wisp
dad
father
grandfather
papa
balloon
bladder
blister
vesicle
apart from
besides
during
however
next (to)
while
adamant
compell
compulsory
oblige /atory
official
mercury
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
competition
rival (competing)
similar(ly)
save
spare (save)
leprosy
panther
humid(ity)
wet(ness)
cheek
forgo
give up
renounce
resign(ation)
weaken
cheek
pariem
pariem
pariem
pariem
pariem
parm
parmen
parmen
paroimi
paroimi
paroimi
paroimi
paroimi
parokhee
part(ur)
part(ur)
parthen
parul
parul
parul
parul
parul
parv
parv
parv
parv
parv
parv
parv
pasi
pasi
pasi
pasi
passal
pastin
pastin
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patag
patalah [S]
patell
patell
pater(a)
pater(a)
pater(a)
parim•
parim•
parim•
parim•
parim•
1
parm•
2
parm•
2
parm•
parmj•
parmj•
parmj•
parmj•
parmj•
prok•
partr•
partr•
parten•
1
parl•
2
parl•
2
parl•
2
parl•
2
parl•
1
parv•
1
parv•
1
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
pazi•
pazi•
pazi•
pazi•
pasl•
patsin•
patsin•
1
patak•
1
patak•
1
patak•
1
patak•
1
patak•
2
patak•
2
patak•
2
patak•
patal•
2
ptel•
2
ptel•
patra•
patra•
patra•
let be
permit(ted)
privilege
right (law)
tolerate
shield (protection)
remain
stay(ing)
idiom (saying)
maxim
proverb
say(ing)
sentence
deliver (provide)
beget
give birth
virgin(al)
curl (hair)
abscess
boil(ed)
sore (wound)
ulcer
little (small)
small
tiny
few
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
all
every(thing)
sum
total(ly)
ankle
dig
plough(ing)
bedlam
riot
rising (riot)
tumult
turmoil
border (hem)
fringe
hem
rose (flower)
basin
dish
chalice
cup (trophy)
goblet
311
pater(n)
path
path
path
path
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
path(e)
patih [S]
pator
pator
patrid
pattal
pattal
pattal
pattal
pattal
pauc
pauc
pauc
pauc
paul
paul
paul
paulul
paulul
paur
paur
paur
paur
paus
paus
paus
Paushah [S]
pautrah [S]
pechy
pechy
pechy
pecor
pecor
pect(en)
pectin
pectin
pector
pector
pecu(n)
pecu(n)
312
patri•
1
pat•
1
pat•
1
pat•
1
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
2
pat•
patih•
ptor•
ptor•
patri•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
patl•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
2
pavl•
2
pavl•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
parv•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
pawš•
pawtr•
peky•
peky•
peky•
pekr•
pekr•
1
pekt•
2
pekt•
2
pekt•
pektr•
pektr•
pekr•
pekr•
father
adventure
event
happening
occurrence
ailment
disease
ill(ness)
pain
sick(ness)
suffer(ing)
husband
open (up)
unlike(ly)
papa
chock
peg
plug (stopper)
spigot
wedge
few
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
few
little (few)
few
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
cease
halt(ing)
stop(ping)
December
grandchild
cubit
elbow
ell
flock (herd)
herd (group)
comb (nn)
gelatin
jelly
breast (chest)
chest (breast)
flock (herd)
herd (group)
pecun
pecun
pecun
pecun
pecun
ped
ped
ped(i)
ped(i)
ped(i)
pedamen
pedamen
pedamen
pedamen
pedamin
pedamin
pedamin
pedamin
pedan
pedan
pedan
pedan
pedan
pedes
pedes
pedes
pedet
pedet
pedet
pedil
pedon
pedon
pedon
pedon
pedon
peg
peg
peg
pegad
pegad
pegad
pegm(at)
pegm(at)
peir
peir
peir
peir
peir
peirar
peirar
pekun•
pekun•
pekun•
pekun•
pekun•
pod•
pod•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedm•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedes•
pedl•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedn•
pedž•
pedž•
pedž•
1
pagos•
1
pagos•
1
pagos•
pegm•
pegm•
1
peir•
1
peir•
1
peir•
2
peir•
2
peir•
1
pejr•
1
pejr•
affluent/ce
fortune (money)
money
rich(ness)
wealth(y)
foot
leg
child
offspring
young(ster)
pale (stake)
post (prop)
prop
stake (pale)
pale (stake)
post (prop)
prop
stake (pale)
earth (ground)
echelon
flatland
level (layer)
plain (nn)
hop
jump
leap
hop
jump
leap
shoe
earth (ground)
echelon
flatland
level (layer)
plain (nn)
fountain
spring (well)
well (fountain)
freeze
frost
ice
concrete(ness)
solid(ity)
experiment
test(ing)
trial
bore (through)
penetrate(d)
border (rim)
end (finish)
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
peirar
pejor
pejor
pejor
pejor
pejus
pejus
pejus
pejus
pel
pel
pel
pel
pel
pel(at)
pel(l)
pel(l)
pela(t)
pela(t)
pela(t)
pela(t)
pelag
pelarg(on)
pelec
pelec(e)
pelec(e)
pelecy
pelecy
pelei
pelei
pelen
pelen
pelen
pelic
pelic
pelid(n)
pell
pell
pell
pell
pellac
pellac
pellic(i)
pellic(i)
1
pejr•
1
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
2
pejr•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pežor•
pevl•
pevl•
pevl•
pevl•
pevl•
1
plesi•
2
pelj•
2
pelj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
pelag•
pelarg•
2
pelek•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
pele•
pele•
peln•
peln•
peln•
pelyk•
pelyk•
plidn•
1
pelj•
1
pelj•
1
pelj•
1
pelj•
pelak•
pelak•
pelak•
pelak•
finish
limit (border)
bow(tie)
cord (rope)
pompom
ribbon
rope (cord)
bad
foul (adj)
miswrong
bad
foul (adj)
miswrong
marsh (moor)
marsh (moor)
silt
slime
sludge
close(by)
clay
mud
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
next
sea
stork
helmet
ax
hatchet
ax
hatchet
dove
pigeon
biscuit (etc)
cake
cookie
basin
pelvis
gray
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
skin (plant)
seducer
tempter
seducer
tempter
pelluc
pelm(at)
pelt
pelyc
pelyc
pem(at)
pem(at)
pem(at)
pemot
pemot
pemot
pemot
pemp
pemph(ix)
pemph(ix)
pemph(ix)
pen(e)
pen(e)
pen(e)
pen(e)
pene
pene
pene
pene
penia
penia
penia
penic
penic
penichr
penichr
penichr
penicill
penicill
penit
penit
penit
penn(i)
penn(i)
penn(i)
penn(i)
pensil
pensil
penta
pentat
penth
penth
penth
penth
penth
peluk•
pelm•
pelts•
pelyk•
pelyk•
1
pemt•
1
pemt•
1
pemt•
2
pemt•
2
pemt•
2
pemt•
2
pemt•
penta• [GN]
pemf•
pemf•
pemf•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
2
pene•
1
pene•
1
pene•
1
pene•
1
pene•
penikr•
penikr•
penikr•
pnits•
pnits•
penikr•
penikr•
penikr•
pentsil•
pentsil•
1
penit•
1
penit•
2
penit•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
pensl•
pensl•
penta• [GN]
transparent
sole (foot)
shield (protection)
basin
pelvis
pity (a)
spiteful
too bad
ambassador
delegate
messenger
representative (nn)
five
bladder
blister
vesicle
almost
hardly
nearly
scarce(ly)
plait
twine (nn)
weave /ing
wreathe
deprive(d)
needy
poor(ly)
coif
wig
deprive(d)
needy
poor(ly)
broom
brush (nn)
in(side)
internal
tail (end)
feather
pen (feather)
plumage
plume
depend
hang (down)
five
pentate• [GN] one fifth
penth•
penth•
penth•
penth•
penth•
afflict(ion)
griev(ance)
sadness
sorrow(ful)
tragedy
313
peo
pep(on)
pep(on)
pep(on)
pep(on)
pep(on)
pep(on)
pep(on)
pep(on)
pepasm
pephri
pephri
pephri
pephri
pepir
pepir
pepl
pepl
pepl
pepl
peps
peps
peps
pept
pept
per
per
per
per(a)
pera
pera
peran
peran
peran
peras
peras
peras
perat
perat
perat
percit
percit
percit
percit
percn
perdon
perdon
perdon
perdon
peregr(in)
314
pew•
1
pepn•
1
pepn•
1
pepn•
1
pepn•
1
pepn•
2
pepn•
2
pepn•
2
pepn•
peps•
pefr•
pefr•
pefr•
pefr•
pepr•
pepr•
pepl•
pepl•
pepl•
pepl•
peps•
pept•
pept•
pept•
pept•
1
per•
2
per•
2
per•
2
pera•
1
pera•
1
pera•
2
pran•
2
pran•
2
pran•
peras•
peras•
peras•
peras•
peras•
peras•
perst•
perst•
perst•
perst•
perkn•
1
perdn•
1
perdn•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
1
peregr•
penis
chubby
mellow
mild
tender(ly)
weak(ness)
cucumber
melon
pumpkin
cook(ed)
bristling
hairy
shaggy
untidy
mature /ity
ripe
dress (clothing)
gown
robe
veil
cook(ed)
digest(ion)
digest(ion)
digest
digestion
bag
cripple(d)
lame
pocket
excessive
too (much/many)
conclude
finish
terminate
border (rim)
extremity
limit (border)
border (rim)
extremity
limit (border)
hesitate
totter(ing)
unsettle(d)
waver(ing)
black
bladder
bubble
fart
turd
loaf(ing)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
peregrin
peregrin
peregrin
pergul
pergul
pergul
pergul
peri
peri
pericul
pericul
pericul
pericul
perio
perio
periss
periss
periss
periss
perister
perister
perit
perit
perit
pern
pern
pernic(i)
pernic(i)
pernic(i)
pero(m)
pero(m)
peron
peron
peron
peron
peron
perper
perper
person
person
perth
perth
pertic
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
2
peregr•
2
peregr•
2
peregr•
1
pergl•
2
pergl•
2
pergl•
2
pergl•
peri•
peri•
prikl•
prikl•
prikl•
prikl•
1
porj•
1
porj•
1
pera•
1
pera•
pris•
pris•
peristr•
peristr•
perits•
perits•
perits•
1
pern•
1
pern•
pernitš•
pernitš•
pernitš•
pevr•
pevr•
2
pern•
1
prone•
1
prone•
2
prone•
2
prone•
perpr•
perpr•
persn•
persn•
1
perts•
1
perts•
pertits•
loam
migrate
migrate
pilgrimage
pilgrimage
wander
wander
alien
foreigner
stranger
balcony
office (enterprise)
shop
store (shop)
about
around
danger(ous)
hazard(ous)
peril(ous)
risk(y)
move(ment)
transport(ing)
excessive
too (much/many)
odd
uneven
dove
pigeon
expert (specialist)
professional (nn)
specialist
ham
thigh
damage (nn)
defect
destroy
cripple(d)
disabled
nail
needle
pin (stylus)
brooch
buckle
frivolous
vain (frivolous)
face (nn)
mask
damag(ing)
destroy
pole (stake)
pertic
pertic
pertus
pertus
pertus
pertus
perul
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pess
pessul
pest
pest
pest
pet(aer)
pet(aer)
pet(aer)
peta
petas
petas
petas
petas
petas
petaur
petaur
petaur
petes
petes
petom
petom
petom
petom
petr(a)
petr(a)
petsatsah [Hb]
peuc
peuc
peuc
peustic
peustic
peustic
pex(i)
pex(i)
pertits•
pertits•
2
perts•
2
perts•
2
perts•
2
perts•
2
pera•
1
pesk•
1
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
2
pesk•
pesl•
1
pešt•
1
pešt•
1
pešt•
ptes•
ptes•
ptes•
peta• [GN]
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
2
petas•
2
petr•
2
petr•
2
petr•
petes•
petes•
petm•
petm•
petm•
petm•
1
petr•
1
petr•
petst•
puk•
puk•
puk•
pust•
pust•
pust•
1
peks•
2
peks•
rod
spar
perforate(d)
pierce(d)
stab
transfix
pocket
badge
penny
bung
cork
gag
lump
plug (stopper)
stopper
stopple
wad
bolt (key)
accentuate
emphasis
expressive
fly(ing)
hover
soar(ing)
number value 10
distribute
extend(ing)
layout
spread
umbrella
balance(d)
lumbar
rock (balance)
drop(ped)
fall(en)
float
fly(ing)
glide
hover
rock (stone)
stone
bomb
conifer
fir (etc)
pine(tree)
issue (problem)
problem
question
wool(en)
attachment
15
pex(i)
pex(i)
pex(i)
pez
pez
pez
pez
pez
pez
pez
pez
phab
phab
phac
phac
phacel
phacel
phae
phae
phae
phae
phae
phae
phaec
phaec
phaec
phaedr
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaen
phaet
phaet
phaet
phaet
phaet
phag
phag
phag
phag
phalacr
phalacr
phalacr
phalacr
phalar
phalar
phalar
2
peks•
2
peks•
2
peks•
1
pedz•
1
pedz•
1
pedz•
1
pedz•
2
pedz•
2
pedz•
pod•
pod•
pfab•
pfab•
pfak•
pfak•
fatsel•
fatsel•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
2
faj•
2
faj•
2
faj•
2
fan•
2
fan•
2
fan•
fedr•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
fajt•
fajt•
fajt•
fajt•
fajt•
1
fag•
pfax•
pfax•
pfax•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
falakr•
1
falar•
1
falar•
2
falar•
fasten(ing)
fixing (tool)
link (connection)
go
march(ing)
step(ping)
walk(ing)
leg
shank
foot
leg
dove
pigeon
freckle
lentil
bundle
sheaf
brown
coloured
darkish
fortunate
happy/ ness
merry
enlighten
illuminate
light up
shine /ing
appear(ance)
aspect
manifest
outlook
prospect
seeming
view
bright
brilliant
glorious
lump
shine /ing
eat(ing)
hang (up)
hook(ed)
suspend
bald
barren
callow
hairless
comb (cock)
crest
bright
315
phalar
phalar
phalguna [S]
phall
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phan
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaner
phaps
phaps
phar
phar
phar
pharang
pharang
pharang
pharang
pharanx
pharanx
pharanx
pharanx
pharc(id)
pharc(id)
pharetr
pharetr
pharmac
pharmac
phas
phas
phas
phascul
phascul
phascul
phascul
phasgan
phasgan
phasgan
phasgan
316
2
falar•
2
falar•
palgun•
pfal•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
1
fan•
2
fan•
2
fan•
2
fan•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faner•
faner•
pfab•
pfab•
pfar•
pfar•
pfar•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
frang•
fark•
fark•
faretr•
faretr•
farmats•
farmats•
1
fas•
1
fas•
1
fas•
faskl•
faskl•
faskl•
faskl•
fazgan•
fazgan•
fazgan•
fazgan•
brilliant
shine /ing
February
penis
appear(ance)
aspect
manifest
outlook
prospect
seeming
view
enlighten
illuminate
lighten (soften)
display (vb)
exhibit(ed)
present(ed)
produce(d)
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
dove
pigeon
cloth
dress (clothing)
linger(ing)
abyss
chasm
cleft
gap
abyss
chasm
cleft
gap
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
quiver(ing)
sheath
drug
medicament
speak
speech (language)
talk
bag
pocket
pouch
sack (bag)
dagger
dirk
knife (etc.)
poniard
phasgan
phasm(at)
phasm(at)
phasm(at)
phasm(at)
phass
phass
phatn
phatn
pheg
phegg
pheid
pheid
pheid
phel(et)
phel(et)
phel(et)
phell
phell
phell
phell
phell
phem
phemta
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenac
phenol
pher
pherb
pheri
pheri
pheri
pherni
phert
phert
pheuc
pheuc
pheuc
phil
phil
phil
phil
fazgan•
fasm•
fasm•
fasm•
fasm•
1
fasts•
1
fasts•
fatn•
fatn•
feg•
pfeg•
pfed•
pfed•
pfed•
palg•
palg•
palg•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
2
pfel•
fem•
femta• [GN]
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
fenak•
pfenfor•
ferb•
fere•
fere•
fere•
fern•
fert•
fert•
pfuk•
pfuk•
pfuk•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
stiletto
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
spook
dove
pigeon
manger
trough
tree(s)
light (shine)
administer
housekeeping
manage
cheat
deceive(d)
mystify
bark (nn)
bast
cork
shell (cover)
sponge
word
number value 10-15
cheating
counterfeit
deceive(d)
fake (adj)
false
forged (false)
insidious
perfidious
traitorous
treacherous
chemical word stem
carry
graze (feed)
contour
outline
silhouette
basket (etc)
brave(ly)
courageous
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
adept
appreciate
fan(atic)
friend
phil
phil
phil
philophr
philophr
philophr
philophr
philophr
phim
phim
phim
phim
phla(o)
phla(o)
phlaur
phlaur
phleb
phleb
phleb
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegm(at)
phlegmon
phlegmon
phli
phli
phli
phlib
phlib
phlib
phlict
phlict
phlips
phlips
phlips
phloe
phloe
phloe
phloe
phloe
phlog
phlog
phlog
phly(ct)
phly(ct)
phly(ct)
1
fil•
1
fil•
1
fil•
filofr•
filofr•
filofr•
filofr•
filofr•
pfim•
pfim•
pfim•
pfim•
flaj•
flaj•
flur•
flur•
1
fleb•
1
fleb•
2
fleb•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
2
plegm•
2
plegm•
2
plegm•
2
plegm•
2
plegm•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
1
fly•
1
fly•
1
fly•
flib•
flib•
flib•
flikt•
flikt•
flib•
flib•
flib•
floj•
floj•
floj•
floj•
floj•
flog•
flog•
flog•
2
fly•
2
fly•
2
fly•
like /ing
love
sympathizer
affable
favour(able)
gallant
kind(ness)
will(ing)
bound (nn)
connect(ion)
junction
link (connection)
crease
crumple
conceited
vain(glorious)
artery
vein
streak (line)
infect(ion)
inflame
fabric (tissue)
textile
texture
tissue
weave (textile)
infect(ion)
inflame
post (stake)
prop
support (upright)
compress(ed)
crush
press (together)
pimple
pustule
compress(ed)
crush
press (together)
bark (inner)
bast
cork
integument
peel (nn)
burn
fire
flame
bladder
blister
bubble
phly(ct)
phlyct
phlyct
phlyd
phlyd
phlyd
phoe
phoe
phoe
phoeb
phoeb
phoebe
phoenic
phoenic
phoenic
phoet
phoet
phoet
phoet
phoet
phol(l)ic
phol(l)ic
phol(l)ic
phol(l)ic
phola
phola
pholc
pholc
pholc
pholc
phole
phole
phole
phole
phole(t)
pholet
pholet
phom
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon
phon(a)
phon(a)
2
fly•
flikt•
flikt•
flid•
flid•
flid•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
fojb•
1
fojb•
2
fojb•
fenits•
fenits•
fenits•
fojt•
fojt•
fojt•
fojt•
fojt•
folits•
folits•
folits•
folits•
pfol•
pfol•
folts•
folts•
folts•
folts•
fole•
fole•
fole•
fole•
polt•
pfol•
pfol•
fom•
1
pfon•
1
pfon•
1
pfon•
1
pfon•
1
pfon•
2
pfon•
2
pfon•
2
pfon•
2
pfon•
2
pfon•
fon•
fon•
vesicle
pimple
pustule
humid(ity)
moist
wet (moisten)
brown
coloured
darkish
clear (adj)
plain(ly)
hunter
magenta
purple
red
oscillate /ing
totter(ing)
unsettle(d)
unstable
waver(ing)
eczema
scab
scabies
scale (fish &)
bore (through)
perforate(d)
doubtful
dubious
questionable
unreliable
cave(rn)
hole
hollow
niche
hole
bore (through)
perforate(d)
swell(ing)
assassinate
bloodthirsty
execute (kill)
kill(ing)
murder
danger(ous)
hazard(ous)
menace
risk(y)
uncertain(ty)
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
317
phor
phor
phor
phor(a)
phor(a)
phorb
phorb
phorc
phores
phores
phoret
phorm
phorm
phorm
phorm
phos
phos
phospho
phot
phox
phox
phox
phract
phract
phragm
phragm
phradz
phradz
phras
phras
phras
phras
phras
phras
phrase
phrase
phrase
phrast
phrast
phrast
phrast
phreart
phren
phren
phret
phrict
phrict
phrix
phrix
phron(im)
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pfor•
pfor•
pfor•
for•
for•
forb•
forb•
ports•
for•
for•
fret
pform2
porm•
2
porm•
2
porm•
pfos•
pfos•
fosffot•
foks•
foks•
foks•
frakt•
frakt•
2
fragm•
2
fragm•
fradz•
fradz•
frad•
1
fras•
1
fras•
2
fras•
2
fras•
2
fras•
frast•
frast•
frast•
prast•
prast•
prast•
prast•
prert•
fren•
2
pfren•
prert•
frikt•
frikt•
priks•
priks•
2
fron•
rob (steal)
steal
thief
move(ment)
transport(ing)
food
nutrition
white
move(ment)
transport(ing)
portable
chemical word stem
carpet
rug
tapestry
brave (warrior)
hero(ism)
chemical element P
light (shining)
point (tip)
summit
top (tip)
armour (nn)
cuirass
barrier
wall
declare
proclaim
wise
feel
sense (feel)
emotion
feeling
humour
expression
phrase
sentence
demonstrate
indication
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
well (fountain)
mind
intestine
well (fountain)
shiver(ing)
tremble
bristling
rough
proud(ly)
phron(im)
phron(t)
phron(t)
phron(t)
phrud
phrud
phrur
phrur
phryct
phryct
phryg
phrygan
phrygan
phrygan
phryn
phryn
phtal
phtan
phtart
phtart
phtart
phtegm
phtegm
phtegm
phteir
phteir
phteir
phter
phter
phthegma
phthegma
phthir
phthir
phthir
phthir
phthor
phthor
phthor
phtin
phtin
phtin
phton
phton
phtong
phy
phy
phy
phy
phya
phya
2
fron•
1
fron•
1
fron•
1
fron•
frud•
frud•
frure•
frure•
fryk•
fryk•
fryg•
frygan•
frygan•
frygan•
fryn•
fryn•
ftalftan•
fter•
fter•
fter•
2
ftegm•
2
ftegm•
2
ftegm•
fter•
fter•
fter•
fter•
fter•
1
ftegm•
1
ftegm•
1
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
ftor•
ftor•
ftor•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
fton•
fton•
ftong•
fy•
fy•
fy•
fy•
puja•
puja•
vain(glorious)
know(ledge)
think(ing)
understand(able)
go away
leave (let)
guard(ing)
keep
corrode(d)
rust(ed)
dry (adj)
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thorn-hedge
frog
toad
chemical word stem
first
damag(ing)
impair
system
aria
melody
tone
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
damag(ing)
impair
call (nn)
voice
flea
corruption
iniquity
vice
damage (nn)
defect (nn)
harm
corruption
iniquity
vice
envy
jealous(y)
speech sound
create(d)
generate
make /ing
produce(d)
offspring
shoot (twig)
phya
phya
phygas
phygas
phygas
phyl
phyl
phyl
phyl
phyl
phylac(t)
phylac(t)
phylac(t)
phyll
phyll
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
phym(at)
phyr
phys
phys
phys
phys
phys
phys
phys
phys
phys
phys(al)
phys(al)
phys(al)
phys(al)
phys(i)
phys(i)
phys(i)
physc
physc
physc
physc
physi
physi
physi
phyto
phyto
phyto
phyzel
phyzel
puja•
puja•
pfuk•
pfuk•
pfuk•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
1
fyl•
filakt•
filakt•
filakt•
2
fyl•
2
fyl•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fim•
fyr•
1
fiz•
1
fiz•
1
fiz•
1
fiz•
1
fiz•
1
fys•
1
fys•
1
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fys•
2
fiz•
2
fiz•
2
fiz•
1
fysts•
1
fysts•
1
fysts•
2
fysts•
fisj•
fisj•
fisj•
fyt•
fyt•
fyt•
fizl•
fizl•
sprout (twig)
twig
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
clan
family
people
race (species)
tribe
protect
screen(ed)
shelter(ed)
herb
leaf
bump (lump)
gnarl (nn)
knob
knot (node)
lump
tuber
crystal
create(d)
generate
grow (something)
make /ing
produce(d)
balloon
bellows
bladder
inflation
blow (air)
breathe
snuff
wind (air)
material
matter (substance)
substance
big-bellied
corpulent
fat(ty)
sausage
life
living being
nature
plant (herb)
vegetable
weed (herb)
cowardice
insipid(ity)
pi(on)
pi(on)
pi(on)
pial
pial
pial
piaz
piaz
pich
pich
pich
pico
picr
picr
picr
picr
picr
pict
pict
pidac
pidac
pidac
pidax
pidax
pidax
pies(m)
pies(m)
pies(m)
pies(m)
piez
piez
piez
piez
pil(i)
pil(i)
pila
pila
pilat
pilat
pile(ol)
pile(ol)
pilemat
pilemat
pilos
pilos
pilot
pilot
pimel
pimel
pimpl
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
piž•
pjedz•
pjedz•
peky•
peky•
peky•
pika• [GN]
1
pikr•
2
pikr•
2
pikr•
2
pikr•
2
pikr•
pikt•
pikt•
pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pidak•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pjedz•
pilu•
pilu•
pilj•
pilj•
1
pile•
1
pile•
2
pile•
2
pile•
1
pile•
1
pile•
pilu•
pilu•
1
pile•
1
pile•
piml•
piml•
pimpl•
fat(ty)
greasy
thick
fat(ty)
greasy
thick
compress(ed)
press (together)
cubit
elbow
ell
billionth --12
bitter
point(ed)
sharp
summit
tip
paint(ed)
painting
fountain
spring (well)
well (fountain)
fountain
spring (well)
well (fountain)
pinch(ing)
press (together)
trample
tread (on)
pinch(ing)
press (together)
trample
tread (on)
hair
wig
column
pillar
felt (fabric)
velvet
cap (hat)
hat
felt (fabric)
velvet
hair
wig
felt (fabric)
velvet
fat (grease)
grease
full
319
pimpl
pimpl
pimpl
pin(al)
pin(o)
pin(o)
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinac
pinaco
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinar
pinea
pinea
pinea
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pingu(i)
pinn
pinn
pinn
pinn
pinn
pinn
pinn
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinod
pinod
pins
pins
pins
pins
pinyt
pinyt
pinyt
piot
piot
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pimpl•
pimpl•
pimpl•
pinl•
pinu•
pinu•
1
pinak•
1
pinak•
1
pinak•
1
pinak•
2
pinak•
2
pinak•
2
pinak•
pinatspindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pine•
pine•
pine•
pingv•
pingv•
pingv•
pingv•
pingv•
penj•
penj•
penj•
penj•
pimn•
pini•
pini•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pindr•
pinz•
pinz•
pinz•
pinz•
pinyt•
pinyt•
pinyt•
piž•
piž•
satiate(d)
satisfy /ied
sufficient
hunger
drink(ing)
suck(ing)
board (plank)
plank
shelf
table (furniture)
image
painting
picture
chemical word stem
dirty
filth(y)
grimy
grubby
nasty
smutty
cone (fir)
fir-cone
strobilus
balm
balsam
cream
fat (grease)
grease
feather
pen (feather)
plumage
plume
shell (sea)
fin (fish)
flipper
dirty
filth(y)
grimy
grubby
nasty
smutty
crush
pound(ing)
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
careful(ly)
cautious
prudent(ly)
fat(ty)
greasy
piot
piprasc
pipt
pipt
pir
pir
pir
pir
pir
pir
pirh
pirh
pirh
pisc(i)
piss
piss
pist
pist
pist
pistot
pistot
pistot
pistot
pistr
pistr
pistr
pitak [S]
pitak [S]
pitamahah [S]
pitamahah [S]
pitamahah [S]
pith(ia)
pith(ia)
pith(ia)
pith(od)
pith(od)
pithec
pithec
pithon
pithon
pithus
pithus
pithus
piti
piti
pitrvyah [S]
pitt
pitt
pity
pityl
piž•
prask•
pipt•
pipt•
1
peir•
1
peir•
1
peir•
pirh•
pirh•
pirh•
pirj•
pirj•
pirj•
pisk•
1
pit•
1
pit•
1
bist•
2
bist•
2
bist•
pistot•
pistot•
pistot•
pistot•
pistr•
pistr•
pistr•
pitak•
pitak•
pitna•
pitna•
pitna•
pitma•
2
pits•
2
pits•
1
pits•
1
pits•
pitek•
pitek•
pitek•
pitek•
pitus•
pitus•
pitus•
2
pit•
2
pit•
pitrev•
1
pit•
1
pit•
pity•
pitl•
thick
sell(ing)
drop(ped)
fall(en)
experiment
test(ing)
trial
go through
passage
through
balance(d)
medium
sufficient
fish
pitch (tar)
tar
drinkable
reliable
trust(worthy)
belief
confide
faith
trust(worthy)
manger
rack
trough
basket (etc)
hamper
humble
obedient /ence
submissive
grandfather
convince /ing
persuade /ing
barrel
vat
ape
monkey
ape
monkey
jar (pot)
jug
pot
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
uncle
pitch (tar)
tar
conifer
blunt
pityl
pityl
pityr
pjatj
placni
placni
placni
plad(ar)
plad(ar)
plad(ar)
plad(ar)
pladasm
pladasm
pladasm
pladasm
plaesi
plaesi
plag
plag
plag
plag
plaga
pšaga
pšaga
plaga
plaga
plagi
plagi
plagi
plagi(a)
plagi(a)
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan
plan(ct)
plan(ct)
plan(ct)
plangon
plangon
plass
plass
plast
plast
plast
plast
plast
plate
pitl•
pitl•
pityr•
pjatš• [RN]
plaks•
plaks•
plaks•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
pladr•
1
pla •
1
pla •
plast•
plast•
1
pledž•
1
pledž•
pladž•
pladž•
pladž•
pladž•
pladž•
1
plagj•
1
plagj•
1
plagj•
2
plagj•
2
plagj•
1
plani•
1
plani•
1
plani•
1
plani•
2
plani•
2
plani•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
plang•
plang•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
plast•
plast•
plast•
plate•
brusque
brutal
bran
five
board
plank
plate (dish)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
rectangle
square
form
mould (form)
bruise
wound(ed)
area
domain
realm
region
territory
oblique
slanting
transverse
rob (steal)
steal
even(ly)
flat
level (layer)
plane
roam(ing)
wander
ramble /ing
rove
wander
doll
puppet
feign
pretend(ing)
feign
pretend(ing)
form
mould (form)
structure
rudder
plate
plate
platin
plat(y)
plat(y)
plaut
plaut
plaut
plaut
plax
plax
plax
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaz
plaz
plebei
plebei
plebei
plebei
plebei
plebi
plebi
plebi
plebi
plebi
plec(tes)
plec(tes)
plec(tes)
plec(tes)
plect
plegad
plegan
plegan
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plegi
plei
plei
plei
pleist
plemyr
plate•
plate•
platjplaty•
platy•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plaks•
plaks•
plaks•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
1
pladz•
2
pladz•
2
pladz•
2
pladz•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleb•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
2
pleks•
plegad•
plegn•
plegn•
1
pledž•
1
pledž•
2
pledž•
2
pledž•
2
pledž•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
pleksi•
plei•
plei•
plei•
plejst•
plemr•
spatula
trowel
chemical element Pt
flat
lark
float
navigate
sail(ing)
swim
board
plank
plate (dish)
ramble /ing
rove
wander
prolific
rampant
swarm(ing)
people
population
rabble
riff-raff
society
people
population
rabble
riff-raff
society
beat(ing)
blow (hit)
punish(ing)
strike
basket (etc)
sickle
club (stick)
stick (club)
bruise
wound(ed)
immobile
motionless
paralyze(d)
beat(ing)
blow (hit)
punish(ing)
strike
augment
enlarge
increase
most
affluent/ce
321
plemyr
plemyr
pleo
pleo
pleo
pleo
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
pleon
pler(om)
pler(om)
pler(om)
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
plesi
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleth
pleth(or)
pleth(or)
pleth(or)
pleth(or)
pleur
pleur
pleur
pleus(t)
pleus(t)
pleus(t)
plex
plex
plex
plo
plo
plo
plo
322
plemr•
plemr•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plei•
plei•
plei•
pleon•
pleon•
plojn•
plojn•
plojn•
plojn•
pler•
pler•
pler•
1
plaš•
1
plaš•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
2
plesj•
2
plesj•
2
plesj•
plets•
plets•
plets•
plets•
plets•
plets•
pletr•
pletr•
pletr•
pletr•
1
plewr•
1
plewr•
2
plewr•
plews•
plews•
plews•
1
pleks•
1
pleks•
1
pleks•
plot•
plot•
plot•
plot•
flood-tide
flow(ing)
float
navigate
sail(ing)
swim
augment
enlarge
increase
abdomen
belly
excessive
overabundant
superfluous
too (much/many)
concrete(ness)
full
solid(ity)
rectangle
square
close(by)
near(by)
neighbouring
next
member (part)
relation (kin)
relative (kin)
amount
collection
group (bunch)
mass (crowd)
quantity
set (group)
excessive
overabundant
superfluous
too (much/many)
flank
side
rib
drift
float
swim
net(work)
tissue
weave (textile)
float
navigate
sail(ing)
swim
ploc
ploc
ploc
ploc(am)
ploc(am)
ploc(am)
ploc(h)
ploc(h)
ploc(h)
ploe
ploi
ploi
plos
plos
plous
plous
plous
plous
plout
plout
plout
plumb
plusi
plusi
plusi
plute
plute
plute
plutoni
pnes
pnes
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneum(at)
pneumon
pneus
pneust
pnig(al)
pnig(al)
pnigot
pnigot
pno
pno
pno
pno
pno
po(a)
po(a)
plok•
plok•
plok•
plokm•
plokm•
plokm•
plox•
plox•
plox•
ploj•
ploj•
ploj•
ploš•
ploš•
plews•
plews•
plews•
plos•
plut•
plut•
plut•
plumbplut•
plut•
plut•
plute•
plute•
plute•
plud2
pnewm•
2
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
pnemon•
2
pnewm•
pnust•
pnigl•
pnigl•
pnigl•
pnigl•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
2
poj•
2
poj•
launch
swing (oscillate)
throw
curl (hair)
hair(do)
wig
neck-chain
necklace
necklet
boat
ship (boat)
vessel (ship)
beat(ing)
strike
drift
float
swim
fold
abundant
affluent/ce
rich(ness)
chemical element Pb
abundant
affluent/ce
rich(ness)
roof
shelter (protection)
umbrella
chemical element Pu
life
live(ly)
aroma
gas
respire /ation
smell (aroma)
wind (air)
lure
lively
breathe
strangle
suffocate
strangle
suffocate
aroma
gas
respire /ation
smell (aroma)
wind (air)
fodder
grass
poc(ad)
poc(ad)
poc(ad)
poc(ad)
pod(es)
pod(es)
podex
podex
podic
podic
poecil
poecil
poecil
poecil
poecil
pog(on)
poies
poies
poies
poies
poiet
poiet
poiet
poiet
pol
pol
pol
pol
pol
pol(i)
pol(i)
pol(i)
pol(i)
polem
polem
polem
polem
polem
poli
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimen
polimin
polit
polit
polit
polit
pukad•
pukad•
pukad•
pukad•
pod•
pod•
podits•
podits•
podits•
podits•
1
pokl•
1
pokl•
1
pokl•
2
pokl•
2
pokl•
pogn•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
poj•
2
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
2
poli•
pawl•
pawl•
pawl•
pawl•
polem•
polem•
polem•
polem•
polem•
1
poli•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
1
plim•
2
plim•
1
polit•
1
polit•
1
polit•
1
polit•
fleece (hide)
hide (skin)
skin (animal)
wool(en)
foot
leg
arse(hole)
behind (rump)
arse(hole)
rump
multi-colored
varie(gat)ed
various
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
beard
bring about
do
make /ing
realize
bring about
do
make /ing
realize
affair
business
commerce
trade (commerce)
transaction
city
municipal(ity)
town
village
battle
clash
fight(ing)
struggle /ing
war
gray
adorn
beautify
deck (vb)
decorate
embellish
ornate
testicle(s)
administer
direct (manage)
manage
organize
polit
pollach
pollach
pollaci
pollaci
pollent
pollent
pollent
poloni
polph
polph
polph
polph
polph
polt
polt
polt
polt
polt
polul
polul
poly
poly
pom
pom
pom(at)
pom(at)
pom(at)
pom(at)
pomast
pomast
pomast
pomat
pomat
pomp
pomp
pomphol
pomphol
pomphol
pon(er)
pon(er)
pon(er)
pon(ic)
pon(ic)
pon(ic)
pon(ic)
ponder
ponder
ponent
poner
2
polit•
polak•
polak•
polak•
polak•
plent•
plent•
plent•
poljpolp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
polp•
2
pavl•
2
pavl•
poly•
poly•
pomj•
2
pomt•
1
pomt•
1
pomt•
1
pomt•
1
pomt•
pomast•
pomast•
pomast•
pomat•
pomat•
bomp•
bomp•
pemf•
pemf•
pemf•
spon•
spon•
spon•
2
ponts•
2
ponts•
2
ponts•
2
ponts•
1
pondr•
1
pondr•
ponents•
2
pondr•
citizen
often
repeat(ed)
often
repeat(ed)
force (nn)
might (strength)
power (strength)
chemical element Po
mess (mush)
mush
porridge
pudding
puree
mess (mush)
mush
porridge
pudding
puree
few
little (small)
many
plural
fruit
drink(ing)
clog
fill
plug (stopper)
stop up
blanket
cover(age)
lie (recline)
glass (cup)
vase
accompany
go along
bladder
blister
vesicle
place(d)
put(ting)
situate
fatiguing
strain(ed)
tiring
try(ing)
weigh
weight
west(ern)
misery
323
poner
poneros
pont(i)
popan
por
por
por
por
por
por
por
por(om)
por(om)
pora
pora
pora
pora
pord(e)
pord(e)
pore
pore
porem
porem
poret
poret
pori(z)
pori(z)
porn
porn
porn
poros
porp(ac)
porp(ac)
porpem
porpem
porphyr
porrh
porrh
porrig
porrig
port(ac)
porth(e)
porth(e)
posi
posi
poster
posth
pot
potaen
potam
324
2
pondr•
ponr•
1
ponts•
popn•
1
powr•
1
powr•
1
powr•
2
powr•
2
powr•
2
powr•
2
powr•
purm•
purm•
pawr•
pawr•
2
porj•
2
porj•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
1
porj•
1
porj•
1
porm•
1
porm•
1
porm•
1
porm•
2
porj•
2
porj•
porn•
porn•
porn•
pors•
porp•
porp•
porp•
porp•
porfyr•
porx•
porx•
porg•
porg•
portak•
1
perts•
1
perts•
epoš•
epoš•
pwest•
posts•
2
pomt•
1
potn•
potam•
want (in)
malignant
sea
sacrifice
journey(ing)
pass(ed)
travel(ling)
apartment
dwelling-place
home
residence
callus
corn (callus)
coral
jewel
enter
penetrate(d)
fart
turd
move(ment)
transport(ing)
certain
sure
certain
sure
enter
penetrate(d)
debauch
fornicate /ation
lewd(ness)
ferry
buckle
handle(d)
buckle
handle(d)
purple
distant
far
moth
tinea
calf
damag(ing)
destroy
bridegroom
fiancée
behind
foreskin
drink(ing)
fresh
river
potam
potan
poter(i)
potet
pothe
pothe
pothe
pothin
potor
potor
potor
pra(e)
pra(e)
pra(e)
practini
pradhanah [S]
pradhanah [S]
pradhanah [S]
pradhanah [S]
pra(e)
prae
pra(e)
praec
praec
praecell
praecell
praecell
praegn(a)
praegn(a)
prao
prao
pras
pras
prase
prase
prase
prasi
prasi
prasi
prass
prass
prass
prat
prat
prat
pratah [S]
pratah [S]
pratichi [S]
pratichi [S]
pratichi [S]
potam•
potan•
1
potr•
potan•
pote•
pote•
pote•
2
potn•
2
potr•
2
potr•
2
potr•
epre•
epre•
epre•
praktpradan•
pradan•
pradan•
pradan•
epre•
opr•
proj•
prajk•
prajk•
prekl•
prekl•
prekl•
pregn•
pregn•
praw•
praw•
1
pras•
1
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
2
pras•
prasts•
prasts•
prasts•
prat•
prat•
prat•
prata•
prata•
pratitš•
pratitš•
pratitš•
stream (river)
fly(ing)
glass (cup)
fly(ing)
desire
need(ed)
want (in)
armed
booze
swig
tipple
comeback
go back
return
chemical element Pa
axiom
basis
fundament
principle
backward
ere
in front
early
soon
excellent
perfect(ly)
very well
fruitful
pregnant
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
garlic
lees
bluish
greenish
purple
bluish
greenish
purple
accomplish
carry out
fulfill
green (village)
laws
meadow
dawn(ing)
morning
occident(al)
sunrise
west(ern)
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
prativacaman [S]
pratt
pratt
pratt
prau
prau
prav
prav
prav
prav
prav
praxi
pray
pray
prazeo
premn
premn
premn
pren
pren
preon
preon
preon
preon
preon
prep
prep
prep
prepod
prepod
prepod
prepod
prept
prept
prept
prept
presby
presby
presby
presby
presby
presby
presby
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
pradvak•
prasts•
prasts•
prasts•
praw•
praw•
prawv•
prawv•
prawv•
prawv•
prawv•
praxs•
praxs•
praxs•
praw•
praw•
prazpremn•
premn•
premn•
prein•
prein•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
prep•
prep•
prep•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
prept•
1
prezby•
1
prezby•
1
prezby•
2
prezby•
2
prezby•
2
prezby•
2
prezby•
answer
challenge
contest(ing)
deny
dispute
refute
accomplish
carry out
fulfill
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
cripple(d)
disfigured
handicap(ped)
invalid
misshapen
act
behave
do
sweet (sense)
tender(ly)
chemical element Pr
stalk
stem (sprout)
twig
bow(ing)
incline(d)
degree
gradient
incline (slope)
slope /ing
steep
evident
logic(al)
rational(ly)
dignified
respect(able)
respectful
venerable
dignified
respect(able)
respectful
venerable
elder
forefather
old (wo)man
eminent
esteemed
honor(able)
venerable
prest
prest
prest
prest
pretios
pretios
pretios
pri(on)
pri(or)
pri(or)
prim
prim
prin
prisc
prisc
prisc
prist(er)
pristh
pristh
pristh
pristin
pristin
pristin
pristin
pristin
pristn
pristn
prius
prius
pro
pro
proal
proal
proal
proal
proal
probat
probosc(i)
probosc(i)
proc
proc
procax
procax
procell
procell
procell
procer
procer
procer
procer
prest•
prest•
prest•
prest•
pretš•
pretš•
pretš•
prion•
prior•
prior•
prim+
prim+
prin•
2
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
1
prist•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
2
prišt•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
2
prist•
2
prist•
2
prist•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
prior•
prior•
prei•
proi•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
preon•
propt•
propsk•
propsk•
1
proks•
1
proks•
2
proks•
2
proks•
protsel•
protsel•
protsel•
1
protšer•
1
protšer•
1
protšer•
2
protšer•
excite(d)
incite
irritate
nervous
precious
value (worth)
worth (value)
saw (tool)
favoured
privilege(d)
first
one
oak(tree)
ancient
antique
primeval
saw (tool)
cetacean
whale
back(side)
cetacean
whale
ancient
antique
primeval
cetacean
whale
favoured
privilege(d)
instead
for
degree
gradient
incline (slope)
slope /ing
steep
cattle
snout
trunk
deer
yearling
demand
require(d)
gale
hurricane
storm(y)
slender
slim
tall
lose /lost
325
procer
proch
proch
proch
prochny
proct
proct
prodi
prodi
prodi
prodic
prodit
prodit
prodot
prodot
proe
proe
proe
proe
proe
pra(e)
proec
proec
proec
proec
proec
proecox
proecox
progana
progana
progana
progana
proict
proict
prol
prol
prol
prolan
promec(h)
promethe
promin
promin
promin
promin
prop
prophad
propi
pror
pror
prora
326
2
protšer•
prox•
prox•
prox•
prokn•
prokt•
prokt•
prodž•
prodž•
prodž•
prodits•
prodod•
prodod•
prodod•
prodod•
epre•
epre•
epre•
opr•
opr•
proj•
projt•
projt•
projt•
projt•
projt•
prajk•
prajk•
progn•
progn•
progn•
progn•
projts•
projts•
prol•
prol•
prol•
provlpromtš•
prompromin•
promin•
promin•
promin•
propproft•
propjprior•
prior•
opro•
noble(man)
jug
pot
vase
kneel
anus
arse(hole)
disclose
make known
publish
judge(d)
betrayal
treachery
betrayal
treachery
comeback
go back
return
before (time)
ere
in front
add
donate
give
present (give)
treat (donate)
early
soon
amuse/ing
distract
divert
entertain(ing)
beggar
mendicant
offspring
posterity
progeny
chemical word stem
oblong
chemical element Pm
eminent
project (vb)
protrude
stick out
chemical word stem
excuse
chemical word stem
favoured
privilege(d)
before (in time)
prora
prora
prora
prors
prors
pros
pros
pros
pros
pros
prosag
prosag
prosen
prosen
prosen
prosen
prosop(is)
prosop(is)
prosopon
prosopon
prosth
prosth
prosthos
prosthos
prosthos
prosthos
prostrat
prostrat
prot(er)
prot(er)
prot(er)
prot(er)
protin
protin
protin
proto
proto
proto
proto
protois
protois
protois
prox
prox
prurig
prurit
prymn
prymn
prytan
prytan
proj•
prost•
prost•
prors•
prors•
proš•
proš•
proš•
proš•
proš•
prosx•
prosx•
prosn•
prosn•
prosn•
prosn•
1
prosop•
1
prosop•
2
prosop•
2
prosop•
2
prost•
2
prost•
1
projts•
1
projts•
1
projts•
1
projts•
prostr•
prostr•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prodn•
prodn•
prodn•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prot•
prots•
prots•
prots•
1
proks•
1
proks•
prurg•
prurg•
prym•
prym•
pryt•
pryt•
front (in)
fore
front
direct(ly)
straight(en)
at
beside
close(by)
near(by)
next
goodby
greet
good-natured
goodwill
kind(ness)
will(ing)
face (nn)
mask
individual (nn)
person
before (in front)
in front
add(ed)
adhere(nt)
attach
supplement(ary)
lie (tell a)
recline /ing
first
origin(al)
primeval
pristine
demonstrate
reveal(ing)
show(ing)
first
origin(al)
primeval
pristine
chief(ly)
main(ly)
principal
deer
yearling
itch
itch
hind (butt)
stern
boss (master)
director
prytan
prytan
prytan
psac(a)
psadar
psadar
psadar
psadar
psaer
psaer
psaimyth
psaimyth
psaimyth
psair
psair
psal(id)
psal(id)
psall(i)
psall(i)
psall(i)
psalt(er)
psalt(er)
psamm(ath)
psand(a)
psand(a)
psanter [Hb]
psar
psathyr
psathyr
psathyr
psathyr
psau(s)
psau(s)
psecho
psecho
psecho
psechr
psechr
psectr
psedn
pseg(m)
pseg(m)
pseg(m)
pselaph
pselaph
pselaph
pseli
psell
psell
psell
pryt•
pryt•
pryt•
psak•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psajr•
psajr•
psanš•
psanš•
psanš•
psajr•
psajr•
psal•
psal•
psalj•
psalj•
psalj•
psalt•
psalt•
psam•
psand•
psand•
psant•
psar•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psatr•
psalf•
psalf•
psest•
psest•
psest•
psekr•
psekr•
1
pekt•
psedn•
psex•
psex•
psex•
psalf•
psalf•
pselaf•
1
psel•
2
psel•
2
psel•
2
psel•
head (in charge)
manager
master (boss)
drop (liquid)
breakable
brittle
fragile
weak(ness)
shiver(ing)
tremble
arrogant
conceited
vain (useless)
shiver(ing)
tremble
scissors
shears
archway
dome
vault
harp
lyre
sand
bend
bow(ing)
piano
starling (a.o.)
breakable
brittle
fragile
weak(ness)
antenna
feeler
grate (rasp)
rasp
scrape
skinny
thin(ly)
comb (nn)
bald
element
particle
piece
antenna
feeler
feeler
ring (circle)
burr
list
stammer
psell
pselli
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph
pseph(en)
pseph(en)
psest
psest
psest
pseud
pseud
pseud
pseud
pseust
pseust
pseust
pseust
psias
psiath
psiath
psiath
psich
psich
psich
psil
psil
psil
psil
psil
psil
psithyr
pso(as)
pso(as)
psoch
psoch
psoct
psoct
psol
psom
psom
psom
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoph
2
psel•
1
psel•
1
psef•
1
psef•
1
psef•
2
psef•
2
psef•
2
psef•
psep•
psep•
psest•
psest•
psest•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psak•
pšats•
pšats•
pšats•
psex•
psex•
psex•
1
psil•
1
psil•
1
psil•
2
psil•
2
psil•
2
psil•
psitr•
psoas•
psoas•
psok•
psok•
psok•
psok•
psol•
psom•
psom•
psom•
psof•
psof•
psof•
psof•
psof•
stutter
ring (circle)
gravel
grit
slack
elect
select
vote
dark(ness)
obscure /ity
grate (rasp)
rasp
scrape
apparent
as if / though
as if / though
seeming
apparent
as if / though
as if / though
seeming
drop (liquid)
carpet
mat (carpet)
rug
element
particle
piece
bald
naked
nude
but
only
simple /ly
whisper
lone(ly)
lumber (nn)
ax
hatchet
ax
hatchet
soot
fragment(ation)
particle
piece
bang
crack(ed)
din
hubbub
noise / noisy
327
psoph
psoph
psoph
psoph
psor(om)
psor(om)
psoth
psoth
psoth
psoth
psoth
psych
psych(r)
psych(r)
psych(r)
psychr
psychr
psyct
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydr
psydrac
psydrac
psygm
psygm
psyll
psyll
ptaesm
ptaesm
ptaesm
ptaesm
ptarmica
ptas
ptas
ptas
ptas
ptela
pten
pten
pten
pter
pter(is)
ptern
pteryg
pteryg
pteryx
328
psof•
psop•
psop•
psop•
psor•
psor•
psot•
psot•
psot•
psot•
psot•
psix•
2
psikr•
2
psikr•
2
psikr•
1
psikr•
1
psikr•
psikt•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
1
psydr•
2
psydr•
2
psydr•
psigm•
psigm•
psyl•
psyl•
ptasm•
ptasm•
ptasm•
ptasm•
ptarm•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
petas•
1
ptel•
ptem•
pten•
pten•
pter•
pters•
pt er n•
1
pterg•
1
pterg•
2
pterg•
uproar
trifle
unimportant
vanity
eczema
scabies
garbage
refuse(d)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
butterfly
cold
freeze
frost
blow (air)
breathe
refresh(ing)
crook
deceiver
fraud
impostor
rascal
rogue
scoundrel
pimple
pustule
fan (ventilator)
ventilator
lovable
vermin
error
fault(y)
misser
mistake
sneeze
distribute
extend(ing)
layout
spread
boar (wild)
fin (fish)
feather
plume
wing
fern (etc.)
heel (foot)
fin (fish)
flipper
ensign (flag)
pteryx
pteryx
pteryx
pteryx
ptes
ptes
ptes
ptil
ptil
ptil
ptis(t)
ptis(t)
ptis(t)
ptoa
ptoc(h)
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptoch
ptom
ptom
ptom
ptom
ptorth
ptorth
ptos(im)
ptos(im)
ptot
ptot
pty(al)
pty(al)
pty(al)
pty
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptych
ptyct
ptyct
ptyct
ptyel
ptyel
ptyel
ptygm(at)
ptygm(at)
2
pterg•
2
pterg•
2
pterg•
pteriks•
ptes•
ptes•
ptes•
ptil•
ptil•
ptil•
ptis•
ptis•
ptis•
ptok•
ptok•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptox•
ptoma•
ptoma•
ptoma•
ptoma•
1
torš•
1
torš•
tosm•
tosm•
tosm•
tosm•
ptial•
ptial•
ptial•
pty•
1
ptix•
1
ptix•
1
ptix•
1
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
ptial•
ptial•
ptial•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
flag
pennant
streamer (pennant)
bird
fly(ing)
hover
soar(ing)
down (fluff)
fluff
plumage
crush
pound(ing)
smash(ed)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
deplorable
deprive(d)
lament(able)
needy
pitiable
poor(ly)
carcase
carrion
corpse
prey (victim)
shoot (twig)
twig
drop(ped)
fall(en)
drop(ped)
fall(en)
dribble (slobber)
saliva
slobber
spit(ting)
board (plate)
panel
plate (dish)
wainscot
fold
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
fold
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
dribble (slobber)
saliva
slobber
fold
furrow
ptygm(at)
ptyr(t)
ptyr(t)
ptyr(t)
ptys(m)
pubis
puell
puer
puer
puerper
puerper
pugio(n)
pugio(n)
pugn(ac)
pugn(ac)
pugn(ac)
pulchell
pulchell
pulchell
pulcher
pulcher
pulcher
pulchr
pulchr
pulchr
pull
pult
pult
pult
pult
pulvill
pulvill
pulvin
pulvin
pumil
pung
pung
pung
pur
purgan
purgan
purgan
purgan
purgat
purgat
purgat
purgat
purva [S]
purva [S]
puta(m)
2
ptix•
tyrd•
tyrd•
tyrd•
tysm•
pub•
pwel•
pwer•
pwer•
pwerp•
pwerp•
pudž•
pudž•
punjak•
punjak•
punjak•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulj•
pult•
pult•
pult•
pult•
pulvin•
pulvin•
pulvin•
pulvin•
pumel•
pung•
pung•
pung•
pjurpurg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purg•
purv•
purv•
putam•
wrinkle (furrow)
puta(m)
cowardice
insipid(ity)
shy(ness)
spit(tle)
pubis
girl
baby
infant
generate
give birth
dagger
knife (etc.)
battling
fight(ing)
struggle /ing
beautiful
beauty
lovely
beautiful
beauty
lovely
beautiful
beauty
lovely
germ (nn)
dough
mush
paste (plaster)
porridge
cushion
upholstery
cushion
upholstery
dwarf
point(ed)
prick(ing)
sharp
chemical word stem
atonement
expiation
penance
penitence
atonement
expiation
penance
penitence
east
orient
integument
puta(m)
puta(t)
puta(t)
puta(t)
putill
putill
putill
putill
putri [S]
py
py
py
pychn
pychn
pychn
pychn
pycin
pycin
pycin
pycin
pycn
pycn
pycn
pycn
pyg
pyg
pyg
pyl(ae)
pyl(ae)
pyl(ae)
pyl(ae)
pymat
pyr
pyr
pyr
pyren
pyren
pyren
pyren
pyret
pyret
pyrg
pyro
pyro
pyro
pyro
pyrrh
pyrrh
putam•
putam•
putam•
putats•
putats•
putats•
putl•
putl•
putl•
putl•
puter•
py•
py•
py•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
pyg•
pyg•
pyg•
pyl•
pyl•
pyl•
pyl•
pymt•
2
pyr•
2
pyr•
2
pyr•
pirn•
pirn•
pirn•
pirn•
pyred•
pyred•
pyrg•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
pyrj•
pyrj•
peel(ed)
plant
skin (fruit)
muse
think(ing)
thought
boy
kid (boy)
ladder
young(ster)
daughter
matter (pus)
pus
suppurate
compact(ness)
dense
solid(ity)
tight
compact(ness)
dense
solid(ity)
tight
compact(ness)
dense
solid(ity)
tight
arse(hole)
behind (rump)
bottom (rump)
door
entrance
entry
gangway
lasting
cereal
grain
wheat (etc.)
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
kernel (nut)
nut (kernel)
fever
temperature (body)
tower
fire
flame
heat (temperature)
incendiary
ginger
red
329
pyrrho
pyrrho
pyrrho
pyrrho
pyrs
pysmat
pysmat
pysmat
pyt
pyt
pythmen
pythmen
pythmen
pyx
pyx(i)
pyx(i)
pyx(i)
pyx(i)
ETYMON
qahwa [A]
qahwa [A]
quadr
quaerens
quaqua
quaqua
quart
quasi
quasi
quass
quass
quass
quer
quer
quer
quer
querel
querel
querel
queren
queren
queren
quinque
ETYMON
rabul
rabul
rabul
racem
racem
330
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
pirs•
pust•
pust•
pust•
pyt•
pyt•
pytm•
pytm•
pytm•
2
pyks•
1
pyks•
1
pyks•
1
pyks•
1
pyks•
fire
flame
heat (temperature)
incendiary
torch
issue (problem)
problem
question
spit(tle)
vomit
basis
found(ation)
fundament
compass
box
can (box)
case (box)
tin (box)
MEANING
LEMMA
kaxw•
kaxw•
kwart• [LN]
kwers•
kwakw•
kwakw•
kwart• [LN]
kwas•
kwas•
kwaš•
kwaš•
kwaš•
kfer•
kfer•
kwer•
kwer•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwerl•
kwint• [LN]
café
coffee
four
search
ever (who,what,where)
every way (in)
four
as if / though
as if / though
quake
shake(n)
shock (blow)
perpendicular
transverse
perpendicular
transverse
complain
protest
quarrel(ing)
complain
protest
quarrel(ing)
five
MEANING
LEMMA
ralb•
ralb•
ralb•
rakm•
rakm•
cry (scream)
scream
yell
berry
grape
rach
rach
rach
rachist
rachist
raco
raco
ract
ract
radin
radin
radin
radio
radio
radio
radium
radon
radul
radul
radul
radul
raeb
ragia
ragia
ragia
ragia
ragia
rakevet [Hb]
rall
ram(n)
ramal
ramex
ramex
ramex
ramla [A]
rangi
rangi
rangi
rap(t)
rap(t)
rap(t)
rap(t)
rati(s)
rati(s)
rati(s)
rathym
ratrih [S]
rav(id)
rebbia [A]
rebbia [A]
rax•
rax•
rax•
raks•
raks•
raks•
raks•
rakt•
rakt•
radn•
radn•
radn•
redj•
redj•
redj•
radžrawdradl•
radl•
radl•
radol•
rajb•
ragi•
ragi•
ragi•
ragi•
ragi•
rakev•
ralj•
1
ramn•
1
ramn•
ramek•
ramek•
ramek•
raml•
rangi•
rangi•
rangi•
rapt•
rapt•
rapt•
rapt•
ratj•
ratj•
rats•
ratm•
ratr•
ravd•
rebj•
rebj•
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thorn-hedge
rip(ping)
tear off
rip(ping)
tear off
avalanche
waterfall
flexible
pliable
pliant
disseminate
distribute
scatter
chemical element Ra
chemical element Rn
scrape
scratch
scrub(bing)
plane (iron)
curve(d)
erupt(ion)
gush out
spit(ting)
sprout(ing)
squirt
train (railway)
shave
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
erupt(ion)
hernia
rupture
sand
antlers
branching
ramification
capture(d)
catch (get)
overpower
steal
drift
float
raft
lazy(ness)
night
gray
plant (herb)
vegetation
rech
rech
rech
rech
rectr
rectr
rectr
rectr
rectr
recut
recut
recut
recut
reduv
reduv
reg(o)
reg(o)
reg(o)
regm
regm
regm
regm
rem
rem
reman
reman
reman
remb
remb
remb
remb
remit
rempt
rempt
rempt
renit
renit
renit
renix
renix
renix
reo
reo
reo
repens
repens
repentin
repentin
repert
repert
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rektr•
rektr•
rektr•
rektr•
rektr•
retšt•
retšt•
retšt•
retšt•
reduv•
reduv•
ereg•
ereg•
ereg•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
rjem•
rjem• [LN]
reman•
reman•
reman•
remp•
remp•
remp•
remp•
mits•
remt•
remt•
remt•
erens•
erens•
erens•
erens•
erens•
erens•
rep•
rep•
rep•
rept•
rept•
rept•
rept•
erpert•
erpert•
bumpy
rough
rugged
uneven
behavior
conduct(ing)
direct (manage)
guide(d)
leader
flay(ing)
fleece(d)
skin(ned)
strip(ped)
carcase
corpse
carpet
rug
tapestry
cleave
divide
separate(d)
split(ting)
nothing
zero
persist(ent)
remain
stay(ing)
migrate
ramble /ing
rover
wander
place(d)
away
distant
far
oppose(d)
resist(ing)
withstand
oppose(d)
resist(ing)
withstand
bow(ing)
incline(d)
tilt
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
abrupt(ly)
sudden(ly)
detect
discover
repert
repert
repert
rept
resti
resti
resti
retin
retin
retin
retu(n)s
retu(n)s
retu(n)s
rhabd
rhabd
rhabd
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhac
rhach
rhach
rhach
rhach(i)
rhach(i)
rhadic
rhadic
rhadic
rhadin
rhadin
rhadin
rhaen
rhaen
rhaen
rhaen
rhaen
rhaen
rhag
rhag
rhag
rhag
rhag
rhamm(at)
rhamm(at)
rhamm(at)
rhamm(at)
rhamph
erpert•
erpert•
erpert•
2
rept•
rešt•
rešt•
rešt•
retsin•
retsin•
retsin•
ertus•
ertus•
ertus•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
rjak•
rjak•
rjak•
rax•
rax•
rax•
raxi•
raxi•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
radn•
radn•
radn•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
2
rag•
2
ramn•
2
ramn•
2
ramn•
2
ramn•
ramf•
find out
invent(ion)
uncover
crawl(ing)
cord (rope)
line (rope)
rope (cord)
hold(ing)
keep
retain
blunt
dull
obtuse
rod
stick (club)
wand
cleave
divide
separate(d)
split(ting)
rag
scrap
shred
brushwood
scrub (thorns)
thorn-hedge
backbone
spine
rod
stick (club)
wand
flexible
pliable
pliant
irrigate
spray
sprinkle
squirt
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
cleave
divide
separate(d)
split(ting)
berry
seam
sew
stitch
suture
beak
331
rhanis
rhant
rhant
rhant
rhant
rhant
rhant
rhap
rhap
rhap
rhaph(is)
rhaph(is)
rhaphe
rhaphe
rhe
rhe
rhe
rhe
rhe
rhed
rhed
rhed
rhed
rhed
rheithr
rheni
rhes
rhet
rheum
rheum
rheum
rhex
rhicn
rhicn
rhicn
rhicn
rhig
rhimph(al)
rhimph(al)
rhimph(al)
rhimph(al)
rhin
rhin
rhin
rhin
rhin
rhio
rhio
rhio
rhipi(d)
332
rans•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
xran•
rabd•
rabd•
rabd•
1
rafj•
1
rafj•
2
rafj•
2
rafj•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
2
rej•
2
rej•
rede•
rede•
rede•
rede•
rede•
1
ritr•
renjxres•
xret•
rewm•
rewm•
rewm•
1
reks•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
2
rikn•
2
rikn•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
1
rin•
2
rin•
2
rin•
1
xrin•
1
xrin•
rari•
rari•
rari•
ripid•
drop (liquid)
irrigate
spray
sprinkle
squirt
water(ed)
wet (moisten)
rod
stick (club)
wand
needle
pin (stylus)
seam
suture
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream(ing)
juice
sap (fluid)
carriage
cart
chariot
coach (carriage)
trolley
run (speed)
chemical element Re
name
resin
fluent
fluid(ity)
lisp
break(ing)
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
gather
cold
cold
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
velocity
nose
leather
skin (animal)
file (rasp)
rasp
beach
cape (headland)
shore
fan (ventilator)
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhips
rhipt
rhipt
rhipt
rhisc
rhisc
rhisc
rhisc
rhithr
rhiz
rhiz
rho
rho
rho
rhochm
rhochm
rhochm
rhochm
rhod
rhod
rhodani
rhodi
rhoec
rhoec
rhoec
rhoec
rhog(m)
rhog(m)
rhog(m)
rhog(m)
rhom(al)
rhom(al)
rhom(al)
rhomb
rhomb
rhomph
rhomph
rhop
rhop
1
rips•
1
rips•
1
rips•
1
rips•
1
rips•
2
rips•
2
rips•
2
rips•
2
rips•
ript•
ript•
ript•
ript•
ript•
ript•
riš•
riš•
riš•
riš•
2
ritr•
ridz•
ridz•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
roxm•
roxm•
roxm•
roxm•
1
rjod•
1
rjod•
rodanrodj1
rojk•
2
rojk•
2
rojk•
2
rojk•
rogm•
rogm•
rogm•
rogm•
roml•
roml•
roml•
romb•
romb•
1
romf•
2
romf•
rep•
rep•
branch (ramification)
rod
stalk
stem (sprout)
wand
plait(ed)
twine(d)
weave /ing
wreathe
launch
pitch (throw)
throw
laundry
pitch (throw)
throw
coffer
luggage
suitcase
trunk
river
root
stem (sprout)
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream(ing)
abyss
chasm
cleft
gap
pink (color)
rose (color)
chemical word stem
chemical element Rh
hook (nn)
feeble(ness)
soft(ness)
weak(ness)
rent (slit)
slit (tear)
split (rent)
tear (split)
mighty
powerful
strong
diamond (shape)
lozenge
sand
javelin
bow(ing)
incline(d)
rhop
rhop(i)
rhop(i)
rhop(i)
rhop(i)
rhopal
rhopal
rhopal
rhoph
rhoph
rhops
rhops
rhops
rhops
rhopt
rhopt
rhoptr
rhoptr
rhoptr
rhoth
rhoth
rhoth
rhothon
rhous
rhucac
rhum
rhum
rhum
rhy
rhy
rhy
rhyb
rhygm(at)
rhygm(at)
rhym
rhym
rhym
rhymb
rhymb
rhynch
rhynch
rhyph
rhyph
rhyph
rhyph
rhypt
rhypt
rhys(od)
rhys(od)
rhysi
rep•
1
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
ropl•
ropl•
ropl•
2
ropf•
2
ropf•
1
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
2
rops•
ropt•
ropt•
roptr•
roptr•
roptr•
2
rjod•
2
rjod•
2
rjod•
rotn•
ruks•
ruks•
hurm•
hurm•
hurm•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
rybrygm•
rygm•
rym•
rym•
rym•
rymp•
rymp•
rynx•
rynx•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rimpf•
rypt•
rypt•
ryt•
ryt•
ryš•
tilt
bush
item
object
thing
bludgeon
club (stick)
mace
engulf
swallow
bush
item
object
thing
absorb
sip
stick (club)
twig
wand
lard
plash
splash
nose
torrent
torrent
flow(ing)
fluent
run (flow)
current (flow)
flow(ing)
stream(ing)
chemical word stem
fissure
split(ting)
drag
tow
trail(ing)
top (spinning)
tumble
nose
snout
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
velocity
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
free(d)
rhysi
rhytid
rhytid
rhytism
rhytism
rhytism
rhyto
rhyz
rhyz
rhyz
rhyz
ribah [Hb]
ric(in)
ricn
ricn
ricn
rictu
rictu
rig [S]
rig [S]
rig [S]
rig [S]
rihan [A]
rim(ul)
rim(ul)
rim(ul)
rima
rima
rima
ring(ent)
ring(ent)
rip(ar)
rip(ar)
robig
robig
robor
robur
robur
robur
robust
robust
rodanam [S]
roncin
roncin
rot(al)
roth
roth
roth
roubban [A]
rtuh [S]
ryš•
ryt•
ryt•
ritsm•
ritsm•
ritsm•
ryts•
ryt•
ryt•
ryz•
ryz•
ribax•
ritsn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
rygm•
rygm•
rik•
rik•
rik•
rik•
rixn•
riml•
riml•
riml•
riml•
riml•
riml•
reng•
reng•
ripe•
ripe•
robix•
robix•
1
ropr•
1
ropr•
2
ropr•
2
ropr•
2
ropr•
2
ropr•
rodnam•
rontš•
rontš•
roti•
rotš•
rotš•
rotš•
rubn•
retu•
unleash
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
mend (patch)
patch(ed)
repair
funnel
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
bark(ing)
growl
marmalade
sail
concentrate(d)
contract(ed)
gather
fissure
split(ting)
canticle
chant
hymn
psalm
bet
crack (split)
fissure
split(ting)
crack (split)
fissure
split(ting)
gape/ ing
yawn(ing)
bank (shore)
shore
corrosion
rust(ed)
oak(tree)
oak(tree)
robust
sturdy
robust
sturdy
weep(ing)
plane (vb)
smoothen
wheel
hubbub
tumult
uproar
pilot
season (time)
333
rub
rub(er)
rubell
rubi
rubi
rubidi
rud
rud
rudens
rudens
rudens
rudent
rudent
rudent
rudit
rudit
rug(at)
rug(at)
rug(at)
rug(at)
rugi
rugi
rum
runca
runca
runc(in)
runc(in)
rup(ex)
rupi(a)
rupi(a)
rur
rur
rur
rur
rust
rust
rust
rust
rutabul
rutela
rutela
rutela
rutheni
rutil
rutr
ryz
ryz
ETYMON
sabac
334
rybruber•
ruber•
robix•
robix•
rubv2
rudz•
2
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
ruts•
ruts•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rex•
rugj•
rugj•
rumn•
runk•
runk•
runk•
runk•
rup•
rupj•
rupj•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rur•
rutab•
2
rutl•
2
rutl•
2
rutl•
rut1
rutl•
rutr•
ryz•
ryz•
chemical word stem
red
red
corrosion
rust(ed)
chemical element Rb
spatula
trowel
cordage
rigging
ropes (cablework)
cordage
rigging
ropes (cablework)
bawl
bray
bumpy
rough
rugged
uneven
rasp
scrape
nipple (breast)
hoe
weed
hoe
weed
rock (stone)
dirt (rubbish)
rubbish
country(side)
domain
field(s)
territory
country(side)
domain
field(s)
territory
spoon
grub (larva)
larva
worm
chemical element Ru
red
spade
bark(ing)
growl
MEANING
LEMMA
spak•
broken
sabac
sabal [Hb]
sabha [A]
saburr
sac(es)
sacand
sacc
sacc
sacc
sacc
sacc
sacchar
sacr
sacr
sacr
sact
sact
sact
sact
saen
saen
saen
saen
saen
saen
saen
saep
saep
saep
saep
saep
saep
saep
saev
saev
saev
saev
saev
saev
sag
sag
sag
sagar
sage
sage
sagen
sagin
sagin
sagitt
sagm(at)
spak•
sabal•
sabg•
šabr•
sats•
skans•
sakts•
sakts•
sakts•
sakts•
sakts•
saxar•
sakr•
sakr•
sakr•
sakt•
sakt•
sakt•
sakt•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
1
šap•
1
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šav•
šag•
šag•
šag•
sagr•
šage•
šage•
sagn•
sagin•
sagin•
sagit•
sagm•
fractured
porter
shallow
ballast
shield (protection)
climb
bag
pocket
pouch
sack (bag)
satchel
sugar
holy
sacred
saint
complete(ly)
filled
full
total(ly)
brandish
flirt (flutter)
flit
flutter
stream (air)
swing (oscillate)
wave
many times
often
hamper
handicap(ped)
hedge
hindrance
obstacle
cruel(ty)
ferocious
grim
merciless
pitiless
relentless
augur(y)
omen
prophecy
ax (battle)
arsenal
weapon(ry)
net(work)
fatten
feed
arrow
saddle
sain
sain
sain
sain
sain
sain
sain
sair
salaam [A]
salaam [A]
salacit
salacit
salar
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
sajr•
slam•
slam•
slak•
slak•
slar•
salat taswir [A] tasw•
salax
salak•
salax
salak•
salax
salak•
salax
salak•
salebr
salebr•
salebr
salebr•
salep [A]
salep•
salj [S]
saly•
salj [S]
saly•
1
salmac
salmak•
2
salmac
salmak•
2
salmac
salmak•
2
salmac
salmak•
salpi(nx)
salpj•
salpi(nx)
salpj•
salpi(nx)
salpj•
saltu
salts•
saltu
salts•
salulu
šalv•
salu(t)
slut•
salu(t)
slut•
samari
samxsamchut [Hb] samtš•
samnio
samn•
samnio
samn•
sandarah [A] sandr•
sandhi [S]
sandj•
sandhi [S]
sandj•
sandhi [S]
sandj•
sandhi [S]
sandj•
sandyx
sandyk•
sani
sanj•
sani
sanj•
sanid
sanz•
sanid
sanz•
sanis
sanz•
brandish
flirt (flutter)
flit
flutter
stream (air)
swing (oscillate)
wave
clean(ing)
greet
salute
sensual
voluptuous
salmon (etc.)
camera
filter
screen (sifting)
sieve(d)
strainer
collision
impact
starch
hedgehog
porcupine
fountain
coitus
intercourse (sex)
mate /ing
horn (trumpet)
trombone
trumpet (etc.)
forest
woods
wave
health
welfare
chemical element Sm
authority
clown
harlequin
attic
bind
connect(ion)
junction
link (connection)
red
matter (pus)
pus
board (plank)
plank
board (plank)
sanis
santhushta [S]
santhushta [S]
santhushta [S]
santhushta [S]
saot
saot
saot
saot
saph(en)
saph(en)
saph(en)
sapid
sapid
sapid
sapiens
sapiens
sapiens
sapin
sapr
sapr
sar
sar
sarc
sarc
sarc
sarc(in)
sarc(in)
sarcim
sarcim
sarcin
sarcin
sargan
saris(s)
saron
saron
sarot(r)
sarot(r)
sarp
sarp
sarp
sarp
sarqu
sarqu
sartor
sartor
sartor
satell
satell
satell
sanz•
sanst•
sanst•
sanst•
sanst•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
safn•
safn•
safn•
sapt•
sapt•
sapt•
sapj•
sapj•
sapj•
sapn•
sapr•
sapr•
1
syr•
1
syr•
sarts•
sarts•
sarts•
sarx•
sarx•
sartš•
sartš•
sarkn•
sarkn•
sargn•
sars•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
sarp•
sarp•
sarp•
sarp•
sarx•
sarx•
1
sartr•
1
sartr•
1
sartr•
satl•
satl•
satl•
plank
contest(ing)
debate
discuss
talk
free(d)
liberate /tion
save
secure(d)
evident
logo
rational(ly)
flavour
season(ed)
taste (sense)
clever
intelligent
wise
fir (etc.)
putrefy
rot(ting)
broom
brush
mend (patch)
patch(ed)
repair
flesh
meat
sew
stitch
package
parcel (package)
basket (etc)
lance (nn)
broom
sweep
broom
sweep
clip
cut short
prune(d)
shear
flesh
meat
needlewoman
seamstress
tailor
guard(ian)
keeper
sentinel
335
satell
sathr
sathr
sativ
sativ
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
sattva [S]
saturn
sauci
sauci
saul
saul
saul
saul
satl•
sapr•
sapr•
satf•
satf•
sadv•
sadv•
sadv•
sadv•
sadv•
šturn•
sutsi•
sutsi•
savl•
savl•
savl•
savl•
Saumyavasarah sawmj•
watcher
sax(at)
sax(at)
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
sayam [S]
scab(er)
scabi(os)
scaer
scaer
scaev(it)
scaevol
scal
scalen
scalen
scalen
scalen
scall
scall
scall
scall
scalm
scalop
scammat
scammat
scammat
scamn
scamn
scan
scandal
rock (stone)
putrefy
rot(ting)
breed
cultivate(d)
bent (inclination)
inclination
leaning (towards)
propensity
tendency
lead (metal)
injury
wound(ed)
shake(n)
totter(ing)
unsettle(d)
waver(ing)
Wednesday
[S]
336
saktš•
saktš•
sajam•
sajam•
sajam•
sajam•
sajam•
skabr•
skabr•
skert•
skert•
skav•
skav•
1
kal•
1
skaln•
1
skaln•
2
skaln•
2
skaln•
2
škal•
2
škal•
2
škal•
2
škal•
skalm•
sklop•
skamt•
skamt•
skamt•
skamn•
skamn•
škan•
škand•
stone
evening
eventide
sundown
sunset
twilight
rasp(ing)
rasp(ing)
jump
leap
left (side)
left (side)
weed(ing)
oblique
slanting
lament(able)
line (drawing)
bowl
cup
jar (pot)
vase
knife (etc.)
mole (animal)
ditch
hole
pit (hole)
level (tool)
step (ladder)
corpse
intrigue
scandal
scandal
scandi
scandul
scans
scapan
scaph
scaph
scaph
scaph
scaph
scaph(is)
scaph(is)
scapt(er)
scapt(er)
scapul
scapus
scardamy
scart(hm)
scart(hm)
scat
scat
scat
scatur(ig)
scatur(ig)
scaur
scedasm
scedasm
scedasm
scedasm
scedasm
scedast
scedast
scedast
scedast
scedast
scel(est)
scel(est)
scel(est)
scel(est)
scel(id)
sceler
sceler
sceler
sceler
scelipher
scelis
(s)cend
(s)cend
(s)cend
škand•
škand•
skandjskandl•
skans•
skapn•
1
skaf•
1
skaf•
1
skaf•
2
skaf•
2
skaf•
skapt•
skapt•
skapt•
skapt•
skapl•
sxap•
skard•
skert•
skert•
skat•
skat•
skat•
skatr•
skatr•
sxar•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skel•
skles•
skles•
skles•
skles•
sklif•
skel•
tsend•
tsend•
tsend•
plot (intrigue)
snare (malice)
chemical element Sc
tile (roofing)
climb
plough (nn)
barque (etc.)
boat
ship (boat)
manger
trough
dig
plough(ing)
dig
plough(ing)
shoulder
shaft
eyelid
jump
leap
droppings
dung
faeces
fountain
well (fountain)
heel (foot)
broadcast
circulate
disperse
distribute
scatter(ed)
broadcast
circulate
disperse
distribute
scatter(ed)
crime
delict
misstep
slip (error)
leg
crime
delict
misstep
slip (error)
wet(ness)
legal
advance (vb)
go
progress(ing)
(s)cend
scen(it)
scen(it)
scen(it)
scen(it)
scen(it)
scep(a)
sceparn
sceparn
scepe
scepe
sceu
sceu
sceu
schadon
schadon
schadon
schaon [Hb]
schas
schat
sched
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedi
schedo
schedo
schedo
schendyl
schendyl
schendyl
sches
sches
schiasma
schiasma
schid(ac)
schist
schoen
schoen
schoin
schoin
schol(e)
schol(e)
schol(e)
tsend•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
stsep•
škepr•
škepr•
skep•
skep•
škev•
škev•
škev•
sxad•
sxad•
sxad•
sxan•
sxats•
sxats•
2
sxed•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
šked•
2
šked•
2
šked•
šxed•
šxed•
sxedj•
sxedj•
sxedj•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
šked•
skendl•
skendl•
skendl•
sxes•
sxes•
sxasm•
sxasm•
sxiz•
sxiz•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
sxol•
sxol•
sxol•
walk(ing)
cabin
cot(tage)
hovel
hut
tent
cover (up)
ax
hatchet
cover(age)
envelope
equip(ment)
outfit
provide
grub
lassitude
maggot
clock
open (up)
open (up)
paper
close(by)
near(by)
soon
improvise
invent(ion)
drift
float
make ready
prepare(d)
ready
close(by)
near(by)
soon
pincers
pliers
tongs
be
exist(ence)
cross-breed(ing)
crossroad
split(ting)
split(ting)
cane
rush (cane)
cane
rush (cane)
comfort(able)
easy/ iness
opportune
schol(e)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
sci(ad)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
scia(r)
sciasm
sciasm
sciasm
sciasm
sciasm
scinac
scinac
scinac
scinac
scinac
scind
scindul
scipon
scipon
scipon
scir(rh)
scir(rh)
scirtes
scirtes
scisc
scisc
scisc
sciss
scit
scit
scit
scitamenta [It]
scitamenta [It]
sclephr
sclephr
sclephr
scler(o)
sxol•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
šnak•
šnak•
šnak•
šnak•
šnak•
sxiz•
skandl•
skipn•
skipn•
skipn•
skir•
skir•
skert•
skert•
skiš•
skiš•
skiš•
sxiz•
škit•
škit•
škit•
skitm•
skitm•
sklefr•
sklefr•
sklefr•
skler•
repose
bleak
dark
dismal
gloomy/ ness
shadow(y)
somber
awning
penthouse
screen (sifting)
tent
umbrella
bleak
dark
dismal
gloomy/ ness
shadow(y)
somber
awning
penthouse
screen (sifting)
tent
umbrella
clever
little (a)
pliant
skillful
supple
split(ting)
tile (roofing)
baton
cudgel
stick (club)
bulb
tumor
jump
learn
analyze
examine
explore
split(ting)
experience(d)
expert(ly)
routine
delicacy
relish
meager
skinny
thin(ly)
hard
337
scler(o)
scob(in)
scob(in)
scob(in)
scob(in)
scol
scol
scolex
scoli
scoli
scoli
scoli
scoli
scolop
scolop
scolop
scolypt
scolypt
scolythr
scolythr
scolythr
scomn
scomn
scomn
scomn
scomn
scop
scop
scop
scop
scop
scop
scopae
scopae
scopae
scopel
scopel
scopt
scopt
scopt
scopt
scopt
scord
scord
scorod
scorod
scort
scort
scort
scort
338
skler•
skob•
skob•
skob•
skob•
škol•
škol•
skolk•
1
skolj•
1
skolj•
1
skolj•
1
skolj•
2
skolj•
skolp•
skolp•
skolp•
skolipt•
skolipt•
sklitr•
sklitr•
sklitr•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
1
skop•
1
skop•
1
skop•
1
skop•
1
skop•
2
skop•
skopa•
skopa•
skopa•
skopl•
skopl•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skopt•
skord•
skord•
skord•
skord•
1
skort•
2
skort•
2
skort•
2
skort•
tough
grate (rasp)
rasp
scratch
scrub(bing)
prick(ing)
thorn(y)
worm
explanation
note
observe /ation
remark(able)
twist
post (prop)
prop
support (base)
chop(ped)
hew
bench
seat(ed)
stool
deride
jeer
laugh at
mock
ridicule(d)
consider
deem
examine
look for
observe /ation
broom
little by little
small
tiny
crest
reef
deride
jeer
laugh at
mock
ridicule(d)
garlic
onion
garlic
onion
leather
concubine
prostitute
whore
scot
scot(i)
scot(i)
scrini
scrini
scrini
scrini
scrini
scrob(i)
scrof
scrof
scrupe
scrupe
scrupe
scrupe
sculpon
scurr
scurr
scurr
scut
scut
scut(ell)
scut(ell)
scut(ell)
scut(ell)
scuthr
scuthr
scuthr
scuthr
scutic
scutic
scutul
scutul
scybal
scybal
scybal
scydm
scydm
scydm
scydm
scydm
scydmaen
scydmaen
scyl
scyl
scyl
scylax
scylax
scylm
scylm
2
skot•
1
skot•
1
skot•
skrin•
skrin•
skrin•
skrin•
skrin•
skrob•
skrof•
skrof•
skrup•
skrup•
skrup•
skrup•
sxulp•
skurj•
skurj•
skurj•
1
skort•
škut•
sxut•
sxut•
sxut•
sxut•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skyt•
skyt•
skutl•
skutl•
skybl•
skybl•
skybl•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skidm•
skidm•
skil•
skil•
skil•
sklak•
sklak•
skilm•
skilm•
blind(ness)
dark(ness)
night
cabinet
capsule
case (box)
jewel-box
shrine
dig
female (animal)
sow (pig)
bumpy
rocky
rugged
stony
hoof
clown
comedian
harlequin
leather
shield (protection)
blazon
coat-of-arms
loins
sign-board
mourn(ful)
pity /ful
sad(ness)
sorrow(ful)
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
diamond (shape)
lubricate
excrement
garbage
junk
angry
furious
indignation
mad(ness)
raving
irritate
set on edge
fleece (hide)
fur
hide (skin)
dog(gy)
pup
ardent
impetuous
scylm
scylm
scymn
scymn
scymn
scyph
scyph
scyph
scyr
scyr
scyr
scyr
scyt(h)
scyt(h)
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
scythr
sebas(t)
sebas(t)
sebas(t)
sebasm
sebasm
sebasm
sebum
sebum
sebum
secod
secod
secod
secul
secul(ar)
secund(a)
secund(a)
secund(a)
secur
secur
secut
secut
sed(a)
sed(a)
sedil
sedil
sedim(en)
sedim(en)
skilm•
skilm•
skimn•
skimn•
skimn•
skyf•
skyf•
skyf•
skyr•
skyr•
skyr•
skyr•
skyt•
skyt•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skutr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
skytr•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
sebast•
seb•
seb•
seb•
sekod•
sekod•
sekod•
1
sekl•
2
sekl•
skund•
skund•
sekond• [LN]
šekr•
šekr•
sekut•
sekut•
sedat•
sedat•
šedl•
šedl•
sedim•
sedim•
impulse
lustre
child
offspring
young(ster)
cup (trophy)
goblet
vase
gravel
rocky
rubble
stony
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
sedim(en)
sedul
sedul
segestr
segestr
segestr
seget
seget
seget
seir
seir
seir
seir
seism
mourn(ful)
pity /ful
sad(ness)
sorrow(ful)
angry
furious
indignation
mad(ness)
raving
glory
honor(able)
praise
glory
honor(able)
praise
fat
grease
tallow
chapel
church
temple
century
world(ly)
follow(ing)
less water (chem.)
second(ary)
ax
hatchet
according to
along(side)
peace(ful)
quiet(ly)
chair
seat(ed)
deposit
precipitate
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
sel(ag)
selac(h)
selen
seli(d)
seli(d)
seli(d)
selin
selin
selm
selm
sema(nt)
sema(nt)
sema(nt)
semas
semas
semas
semei
semei
semei
semei
semei
semei
semi
semi
semi
semi
semi(at)
semi(at)
semi(at)
semi(at)
sedim•
sedl•
sedl•
sxestr•
sxestr•
sxestr•
seged•
šeged•
šeged•
sejr•
sejr•
sejr•
tsajr•
sism•
sism•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selg•
selax•
seldšeld•
šeld•
šeld•
selin•
selin•
1
selm•
2
selm•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simant•
simant•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semi• [LN]
šemj•
šemj•
šemj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
semj•
sediment
careful(ly)
tender(ly)
fabric (tissue)
texture
tissue
harvest(ing)
seed
sow(ing)
cord
linen
rope (cord)
burn
shake
tremble
brighten
burnish
glaze
gloss
polish(ing)
rub up
shark (etc.)
chemical element Se
cut short
interrupt
intervene
celery
parsley
bench
bridge
mean(ing)
sense
significance
mean(ing)
sense
significance
flag
mark (sign)
sign
signal
symbol
symptom
half
mean(ing)
sense
signify
flag
mark (sign)
sign
signal
339
semi(at)
semi(at)
semidal
semidal
semit
semn
semn
semn
semn
semn
semn
semot
semot
semper
semper
semper
sen(ar)
senec
senec
senestr
senev
senev
sensim
sensim
sent
sent
seo
seo
seors
seors
sep
sep
sep
sep
sep
seped(on)
seped(on)
sepi(a)
sepi(a)
seps
sept
sept(a)
sept(a)
septem
ser(ic)
seranx
seranx
seranx
seri(ol)
seri(ol)
340
semj•
semj•
smidl•
smidl•
1
semt•
semn•
semn•
semn•
semn•
semn•
semn•
2
semt•
2
semt•
sempr•
sempr•
sempr•
snar•
snek•
snek•
snestr•
sinap•
sinap•
sensm•
sensm•
šend•
šend•
setj•
setj•
sers•
sers•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
2
šap•
šped•
šped•
sepj•
sepj•
šeps•
šeps•
šept•
šept•
sept• [LN]
serits•
serank•
serank•
serank•
šeri•
šeri•
moth
seris
seris
serotin
serph
serph
serpig
serr(a)
sert
sert(ul)
sert(ul)
sert(ul)
ses
sesqui
sest(r)
sest(r)
seth
seth
setn
setn
sex(t)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
sfal(m)
shair [A]
Shanih [S]
tinea
shanivasaran [S]
apart from
mildew
sharat [S]
shasha [S]
shatarang [A]
shest
shoufan [A]
shravanah [S]
shukah [S]
Shukrah [S]
mould (mildew)
Shukravasarah [S]
foam
shvah [S]
shvah [S]
siag(on)
sial
sial
sial
siani [A]
sibin
sibin
sibin
sibyn
sibyn
sibyn
symbol
symptom
flour
powder
path
impose
impress
pomp
resplendent
solemn
strike (impose)
isolate(d)
separate(d)
always
constant(ly)
ever (always)
six
age(d)
grow old
leg
mustard
spice
gradually
live (at)
hawthorn
thorn-hedge
separate(ly)
hamper
handicap(ped)
hedge
hindrance
obstacle
lather
ferment
ferment
partition
wall (dividing)
seven
silk
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
grotto
jar (pot)
jug
seris•
seris•
2
sert•
serf•
serf•
serpix•
serh•
1
sert•
sertl•
sertl•
sertl•
seš•
seskw• [LN]
sestr•
sestr•
setj•
setj•
sestr•
sestr•
sikst• [LN]
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
šajr•
2
šanj•
1
šanj•
šarat•
šaša•
šatr•
šešt• [RN]
šuf•
šravn•
šuka•
šukr•
šukrav•
šfax•
šfax•
šagn•
sjal•
sjal•
sjal•
sinja•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
lettuce
salad
late
fly (nn)
insect
crawl(ing)
saw (tool)
ribbon
crown (flowers)
garland
wreath
worm
one-and-a-half
filter
sieve(d)
moth
tinea
filter
sieve(d)
six
deceive(d)
error
misser
mistake
wrong
barley
Saturn
Saturday
autumn
rabbit (etc)
chess
six
oats
July
parrot
Venus
Friday
future
tomorrow
jaw(bone)
saliva
spit(tle)
sputum
artificial
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
sic
sic
sicari
sicari
sicy
sicy
sider
sider
sifir [A]
sifir [A]
sifir [A]
sifir [A]
sig(a)
sig(a)
sig(a)
sig(a)
sigriyah [Hb]
sigyn
sigyn
sigyn
sil(ac)
silb
silb
silb
silici
silv
silv
simbl
simhah [S]
sin
sin
sin
sina
sina
sina
sina
sinapi
sinapi
sincip
sindhu [S]
sinto
sinto
sinto
siopel
sipal
siphl
siphn
sir
siri
sirsir [A]
sitš•
sitš•
sikr•
sikr•
siky•
siky•
1
sider•
2
sider•
sifr•
sifr•
sifr•
sifr•
sig•
sig•
sig•
sig•
sigri•
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
silak•
stilb•
stilb•
stilb•
silsilv•
silv•
simbl•
simba•
šin•
šin•
šin•
sinax•
sinax•
sinax•
sinax•
sinap•
sinap•
sintsip•
sind•
sint•
sint•
sint•
šopl•
sifl•
sifl•
sifn•
isir•
sirj•
sirsir•
cupping-glass
sucker
assassinate
murder
cucumber
gherkin
iron
star
empty/ ness
nought
vacant /cy
void
calm
quiet(ly)
silent
tranquil(ity)
cigarette
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
ochre (etc.)
bright
brilliant
shine /ing
chemical element Si
forest
woods
beehive
lip
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
batter(ed)
damage (nn)
harm
ill-treat
mustard
spice
forehead
river
brigand
predator
robber
silent
hunger
hunger
mole (animal)
chain (string)
cube
cockroach
sisam [S]
sishu [S]
sishu [S]
sishu [S]
sishu [S]
sisyr
sit
sit
siti(en)
siti(o)
siti(o)
sjemj
sken
sken
sken
sken
sken
skepto
skepto
skommat
smect
smeg(m)
smen
smerd(al)
smerd(al)
smerd(al)
smet
smet
smet
smet
smil
sminth
sminth
sminy
smodic
smodic
smoding
smoding
sob
sobar
sobar
sobar
sobol
sobol
sobol
sobrin
socc
socors
socors
socors
sisam•
sišu•
sišu•
sišu•
sišu•
sisyr•
1
zit•
2
zit•
sitšn•
sitj•
sitj•
sjemj• [RN]
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
1
sxept•
2
sxept•
skomt•
smekt•
smekt•
smen•
smerd•
smerd•
smerd•
smed•
smed•
smed•
smed•
smil•
smint•
smint•
sminy•
smodz•
smodz•
smodz•
smodz•
sob•
1
šobr•
1
šobr•
1
šobr•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
2
šobr•
sokts•
skors•
skors•
skors•
lead(ing)
child
descendant
offspring
young(ster)
fur (coat)
grain
eat(ing)
thirst
fodder
food
seven
cabin
cot(tage)
hovel
hut
tent
like (adv)
meteorite
joke
soap
soap
swarm(ing)
terrible
terrify(ing)
terror(ize)
balm
balsam
cream
unguent
knife (etc.)
mouse
rat
plough (nn)
bruise
contusion
bruise
contusion
tail (end)
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
jet (sprout)
shoot (sprout)
sprout (twig)
cousin
shoe
dull (stupid)
foolish
insipid(ity)
341
socors
socors
socors
sodal
sodal
sodal
sodal
sol(i)
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solaci
solea
solea
solen
solen
solit
solit
solit
solium
solos
solos
som(at)
som(at)
som(at)
som(at)
somn(i)
somn(i)
somn(i)
somn(i)
somph
soph(od)
soph(od)
soph(od)
soph(od)
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sophron
sor(ed)
342
skors•
skors•
skors•
sodl•
sodl•
sodl•
sodl•
soli•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solts•
solj•
solj•
šoln•
šoln•
solt•
solt•
solt•
solm•
sols•
sols•
som•
som•
som•
som•
somn•
somn•
somn•
somn•
somf•
zof•
zof•
zof•
zof•
1
sofr•
1
sofr•
1
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
2
sofr•
šor•
moron
silly
stupid(ity)
colleague
companion(ship)
fellow (mate)
mate (companion)
sun
allay
alleviate
assuage
ease
lightning
mitigate
palliate
relieve(d)
soothe
sandal
sole (shoe)
cylinder
tube
custom(ary)
fashion(able)
habit(s)
throne
disk
saucer
body
corpus
corpuscle
frame
doze
dream
reverie
sleep
sponge
cultured
educate(d)
intelligent
wise
chaste /ity
prudence
prudish
disciplined
intelligent
rational(ly)
reasonable
sensible
wise
bunch
sor(ed)
sor(ed)
sor(ed)
sor(ed)
sorac
sorac
sorac
sorac
sorac
soror
sosi
sosi
sosi
sosi
soter
soter
soter
soter
sotnj
spadon
spadon
spadon
spaer
spag
spag
span
span
span
span
sparac
sparac
sparac
sparac
sparagm
sparagm
sparagm
sparagm
sparass
sparass
sparass
sparaz
sparaz
sparaz
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
sparg
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
sork•
sork•
sork•
sork•
sork•
soror•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
sotnj• [RN]
1
spadn•
2
spadn•
2
spadn•
šper•
spag•
spag•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sprak•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
sparats•
1
sparg•
1
sparg•
1
sparg•
1
sparg•
1
sparg•
1
sparg•
1
sparg•
bundle
heap(ed)
mass (heap)
pile (stack)
baggage
coffer
lull (vb)
suitcase
trunk
sister
free(d)
liberate /tion
save
secure(d)
free(d)
libido
save
secure(d)
hundred
tear off
castrate(d)
geld
agony
separate(d)
split(ting)
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
sporadic
lumber (nn)
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
luminous
rubbish
rubble
waste(land)
lacerate
mangle
tear apart
lack(ing)
mangle
tear apart
diffuse
disperse
disseminate
distribute
propagate
scatter(ed)
spread
sparg
spargan
spargan
spargan
spargan
sparn
sparn
sparn
sparn
spars
spars
spars
spars
spars
spars
sparti
sparti
sparti
sparti
spast
spast
spast
spastic
spatiat
spatiat
spatil
spatil
specios
specios
specios
specios
spectr
spectr
spectr
specu
specu
speir
speir
speir
spelae
spelae
spelunc
spelunc
sperch
sperch
sperch
sperm(at)
speus
speus
speus
2
sparg•
spargan•
spargan•
spargan•
spargan•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
šparn•
spars•
spars•
špart•
špart•
špart•
špart•
spast•
spast•
spast•
špast•
spadž•
spadž•
spalt•
spalt•
spetš•
spetš•
spetš•
spetš•
spetr•
spetr•
spetr•
spele•
spele•
1
špir•
1
špir•
2
špir•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spertš•
spertš•
spertš•
sperm•
spertš•
spertš•
spertš•
swell(ing)
bandage
ribbon
swathe
wrapper
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
sporadic
rare
scarce(ly)
seldom
sporadic
pour
shake out
bow (ornament)
pompom
ribbon
rope (cord)
attract(ion)
draw (pull)
pull
absorb
promenade
stroll
excrement
faeces
beautiful
handsome
lover
pretty (nice)
ghost
phantom
spirit (ghost)
cave(rn)
grotto
propeller
screw
wrapper
cave(rn)
grotto
cave(rn)
grotto
hasty
hurried
urgent(ly)
seed
hasty
hurried
urgent(ly)
spex
spex
spex
sphac(el)
sphac(el)
sphac(el)
sphac(el)
sphact
sphact
sphact
sphaen
sphaen
sphag
sphagi
sphagi
sphagi
sphagi
sphagi
sphaler
sphaler
sphaler
sphaler
sphaler
spharag
spharag
spharg
spharg
sphax
sphedan
sphedan
sphela
sphen
sphen
sphigg
sphigg
sphigg
sphigm
sphigm
sphigm
sphigm
sphinct
sphinct
sphinct
sphinther
sphinther
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
sphodr
spitš•
spitš•
spitš•
sfakl•
sfakl•
sfakl•
sfakl•
spakt•
spakt•
spakt•
sfen•
sfen•
sfak•
1
sfag•
1
sfag•
2
sfag•
2
sfag•
2
sfag•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
sfarg•
sfarg•
sfarg•
sfarg•
sfak•
spedn•
spedn•
sfel•
sfen•
sfen•
sfint•
sfint•
sfint•
sfigm•
sfigm•
sfigm•
sfigm•
sfint•
sfint•
sfint•
spintr•
spintr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
sfodr•
analyze
examine
explore
degenerate
gangrene
putrefy
rot(ting)
assassin
killer
murderer
chock
wedge
throat
consecrate
dedicate
offer(ing)
sacrifice
victim
deceive(d)
error
misser
mistake
wrong
blow up
explode
blow up
explode
throat
brutal
violent
bench
chock
wedge
compress(ed)
contract(ed)
press (together)
beat(ing)
pulsate
strike
throb
compress(ed)
contract(ed)
press (together)
flash
spark
active
alert
ardent
diligent
fervour
343
sphodr
sphrag(i)
sphrag(i)
sphrig sphrig
sphrig
sphrig
sphrig
sphyr
sphyr
spic(i)
spic(i)
spic(i)
spil
spil
spil(as)
spil(as)
spilad
spin(a)
spin(a)
spini
spini
spinther
spinther
spir
spir
spir
spiss
spiss
spiss
spiz
splachn
splae
splae
splanchn
splen
splend
splend
splend
splend
splend
spleni
spleni
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
spod
344
sfodr•
sprag•
sprag•
sprig•
sprig•
sprig•
sprig•
1
sfyr•
2
sfyr•
spitš•
spitš•
spitš•
1
špil•
1
špil•
2
špil•
2
špil•
spild•
spindz•
spindz•
spindz•
spindz•
spintr•
spintr•
1
špir•
1
špir•
2
špir•
spiš•
spiš•
spiš•
spidz•
splakn•
spele•
spele•
splakn•
šplen•
splend•
splend•
splend•
splend•
splend•
splenj•
splenj•
1
spod•
1
špod•
1
špod•
1
špod•
2
spod•
2
špod•
2
špod•
2
špod•
zealous
seal (stamp)
stamp (seal)
fruity
juicy
sappy
succulent
hammer
ankle
analyze
examine
explore
spot (stain)
stain (spot)
cape (headland)
headland
clay
spur
thorn(y)
spur
thorn(y)
flash
spark
propeller
screw
wrapper
compact(ness)
concentrate(d)
dense
sparrow (etc.)
intestine
cave(rn)
grotto
intestine
spleen
gorgeous
magnificent
splendid
sumptuous
superb
plaster
stucco
ash(es)
stress (tension)
torment
torture
sweep
clinker
dross
junk
spod
spoliat
spoliat
spond(e)
spond(e)
spondyl
spons
sport
spum
spyred
spyred
spyred
squal
squal
squal
squal
squal
squal
squalus
squarr
squirrh
squirrh
squirrh
stac(t)
stac(t)
stac(t)
stac(t)
stachy
stad
stad
stagm
stagm
stagm
stagm
stagon
stagon
stalact
stalact
stalact
stalact
stalact
stalagm
stalagm
stalagm
stalagm
stalagm
stalix
stalix
staltic
staltic
2
špod•
spolj•
spolj•
sponde•
sponde•
spond•
spons•
špord•
spum•
spird•
spird•
spird•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
1
skwal•
2
skwal•
skwar•
skirj•
skirj•
skirj•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
stax•
štad•
štad•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
2
staxt•
1
staxt•
1
staxt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalakt•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalagm•
stalts•
stalts•
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
slag
naked
nude
consecrate
dedicate
vertebra
promise
basket (etc)
foam
droppings
dung
faeces
crude
dirty
filth(y)
grimy
rough
smutty
shark
crust
hard
solid(ity)
tough
shake(n)
totter(ing)
tremble
waver(ing)
ear (of corn)
erect
stand (up)
shake(n)
totter(ing)
tremble
waver(ing)
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
drip
droop
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
weep(ing)
drip
droop
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
weep(ing)
chopping-block
log (block)
compress(ed)
concentrate(d)
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
staltic
stamn
stamn
stan
stan
stan
stanum
stapes
staphyl
staphyl
stas
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasim
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stasiot
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stat(her)
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
stathm
static
static
static
statist
statist
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
1
stalt•
2
stalt•
2
stalt•
2
stalt•
2
stalt•
stamn•
stamn•
štan•
štan•
štan•
stanstaped•
stafl•
stafl•
stajt•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
staš•
staš•
staš•
staš•
2
stast•
2
stast•
2
stast•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
stats•
1
statm•
1
statm•
1
statm•
1
štatm•
1
štatm•
1
štatm•
1
štatm•
2
štatm•
2
štatm•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
1
stast•
contract(ed)
press (together)
together
brake (nn)
bridle
hold(ing)
restrain(t)
jug
pot (tea)
country
land (field)
state
chemical element Sn
stirrup
bunch
cluster
paste (plaster)
halt(ing)
immobile
repose
stable (adj)
stand
stop(ping)
mutiny
rebel
revolution
uprising
adept
disciple
member (part)
halt(ing)
immobile
repose
stable (adj)
stand
stop(ping)
halt (nn)
resting-place
stop (station)
mews
shed (cabin)
stable (shed)
sty
balance (nn)
scales
table (frame)
tablet
tabulation
table (frame)
tablet
statist
statumen
statumen
statumen
statumen
statumen
staur
staur
staur
staur
staur
staur
staur
stax
stax
stear
stear
stear
steas
steat
steat
steat
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
stech
steg
stegan
stegan
stegan
stegan
stegm(en)
stegm(en)
stegm(en)
stegm(en)
stegnos
stegnos
stegnos
stegnos
stein
stein
stein
1
stast•
2
statm•
2
statm•
2
statm•
2
statm•
2
statm•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
1
stavr•
2
stavr•
2
stavr•
1
staxt•
1
staxt•
stear•
stear•
stear•
stajt•
stear•
stear•
stear•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
steg•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
šten•
šten•
šten•
tabulation
pedestal
prop (plug)
socle
stay (place)
support (base)
fence
pale (stake)
post (stake)
prop (plug)
stake (pale)
cross (nn)
crucifix
drop (liquid)
tear(drop)
fat (grease)
sebum
tallow
paste (plaster)
fat (grease)
sebum
tallow
list
rank (nn)
row (series)
serial
series
rhyme
text-line
verse (line)
elementary
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
rudiment
roof
coat(ed)
cover(ed)
hide/ ing
protect
coat(ed)
cover(ed)
hide (vb)
protect
coat(ed)
cover(ed)
hide/ ing
protect
agony
anguish
restlessness
345
stein
stein
steir
steir
steir
stele
stele
stele
stele
stelech
stelech
stelech
stelech
stelgid
stelidi
stelidi
stelidi
stelis
stell
stell
stell
stell
stello
stelm
stelm
stelm
stemb
steme
steme
stemm
stemm
sten
sten
sten
sten
stephan
stephan
stere
stere
stere
stere(o)
stere(o)
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
steres
346
šten•
šten•
stejr•
stejr•
stejr•
1
štil•
1
štil•
1
štil•
1
štil•
stelx•
stelx•
stelx•
stelx•
stelg•
steld•
steld•
steld•
stelš•
1
stelj•
1
stelj•
1
stelj•
1
stelj•
2
stelj•
stelm•
stelm•
stelm•
stemb•
2
stem•
2
stem•
1
stem•
1
stem•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
stref•
stref•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
1
stere•
1
stere•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
sters•
stress (tension)
unrest
barren
sterile
unfruitful
column
pilaster
pillar
prop
bole
stem (sprout)
stump
trunk
brush
haft
handle (lever)
hilt
mistletoe
equip(ment)
fit out
furnish
purvey
dress(ed)
belt
girdle
zone
shake(n)
know(ledge)
science
crown (head)
ornament
brief
narrow
short
tight
crown (head)
diadem
fix(ed)
rigid(ly)
solid(ity)
space (room)
spatial
absent
defect(ive)
deficient
fail(ing)
lacquer
shortcoming
want(ed)
without
sterg
sterg
sterg
sterg
stern
stern
sterph
sterr
sterr
sterr
sters
stet
steth
sthen
sthen
sthen
sthen
sthen
sti(r)
stib
stib
stib
stib
stib
stib
stib
stibad
stibar
stibar
stibar
stibar
stibi
stich(er)
stich(er)
stich(er)
stich(i)
stich(i)
stich(i)
stich(i)
stich(i)
sticher
sticher
sticher
sticher
sticher
stictis
stictis
stik
stik
stik
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
2
sterg•
štern•
štern•
sterp•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
sterg•
stet•
stet•
2
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
2
sten•
štir•
štib•
štib•
1
stib•
1
stib•
2
stib•
2
stib•
2
stib•
stibd•
stibr•
stibr•
stibr•
stibr•
stibj2
stix•
2
stix•
2
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
stikt•
stikt•
stits•
stits•
stits•
court(ing)
love
woo
intimate
breast (chest)
chest (breast)
leave (go)
fix(ed)
rigid(ly)
solid(ity)
intimate
chest (breast)
breast (chest)
energy
intensity
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
hull
hoar-frost
rime
defile (passage)
march(ing)
highway
road(way)
way (road)
bedroom
great
imposing
mighty
striking
chemical element Sb
rhyme
text-line
verse (line)
list
rank (nn)
row (series)
serial
series
listen
rank (nn)
row (series)
serial
series
dot
point (dot)
hold(ing)
obstinate
persist(ent)
stilb
stilb
stilb
still(a)
stilpon
stin
stin
stin
stin
stipat
stipat
stipat
stipat
stipes
stipes
stiphr
stiphr
stiphr
stiphr
stipit
stipit
stipt(it)
stipt(it)
stipt(it)
stipt(it)
stirp
stirp
stlengid
stoa
stoa
stoeb
stoeb
stoeb
stoichei
stoichei
stoichei
stoichei
stol
stol
stol
stol(is)
stol(is)
stol(on)
stol(on)
stol(on)
stolis
stom(at)
stom(at)
stom(at)
stom(at)
stilb•
stilb•
stilb•
stilj•
stilp•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
sten•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
stips•
stips•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
2
stipt•
2
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
stirp•
stirp•
stelg•
stoj•
stoj•
stojb•
stojb•
stojb•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
stojx•
2
stol•
2
stol•
2
stol•
1
stol•
1
stol•
stoln•
stoln•
stoln•
štol•
stom•
stom•
stom•
stom•
bright
brilliant
shine /ing
drop (liquid)
dwarf
brief
narrow
short
tight
dense
firm(ly)
heavy
solid(ity)
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
dense
firm(ly)
heavy
solid(ity)
beam (wood etc.)
trunk
dense
firm(ly)
heavy
solid(ity)
stub
stump
brush
gallery
pillars (row)
pad
stuff (upholstery)
upholstery
elementary
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
rudiment
journey(ing)
move(ment)
travel(ling)
gown
robe
shoot (twig)
sprout (twig)
twig
wrinkle (furrow)
hole
mouth
opening
orifice
stomph(ax)
stomph(ax)
ston
ston
stonyx
stonyx
stonyx
stonyx
stor
stor
stor
stor
storg
storg
storg
storth(ing)
storth(ing)
storth(ing)
storth(ing)
strabal
strabal
strach
strach
strach
strach
strach
stragul
stragul
stragul
stramen
stramen
strang
strang
strang
strang
strang
strat
strat
strat
strat(i)
strat(i)
strat(i)
stratiom
stratiom
stratiom
stratiom
stratiot
stratiot
stratiot
stratiot
stomf•
stomf•
ston•
ston•
stonyk•
stonyk•
stonyk•
stonyk•
stor•
stor•
stor•
stor•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
stort•
stort•
stort•
stort•
strabl•
strabl•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
stragl•
stragl•
stragl•
stramn•
stramn•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
strax•
1
strats•
1
strats•
1
strats•
2
strats•
2
strats•
2
strats•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
stratj•
emphasis
stress (emphasize)
hiccup
sob
blade
lamp
plate (thin)
slat
knock down
layer
overthrow
upset
court(ing)
lovely
woo
point (tip)
summit
tip
top (tip)
turn(ing)
twist
around
circuit
divert
outflank
tour
carpet
mat (carpet)
tapestry
hay
straw
around
circuit
divert
outflank
tour
echelon
layman
level (layer)
army
host (army)
regiment
gladiator
military
soldier
warrior
gladiator
military
soldier
warrior
347
strebl
strebl
strebl
strebl
strebl
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stremm(at)
stren
stren
stren
strenu
strenu
strenu
strenu
strep
strep
strep
streph
streph
streph
streph
streph
streps
streps
streps
strept
strept
strept
strept
strept
stridis
stridis
stridis
strig(os)
strig(os)
string
string
string
string
string
string
striphn
striphn
striphn
striphn
stris
348
strabl•
strabl•
strebl•
strebl•
strebl•
stremn•
stremn•
stremn•
stremn•
stremn•
stremn•
1
stren•
1
stren•
1
stren•
2
stren•
2
stren•
2
stren•
2
stren•
2
strept•
2
strept•
2
strept•
stref•
stref•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
stref•
stref•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
stris•
stris•
stris•
striks•
striks•
string•
string•
string•
string•
string•
string•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stris•
turn(ing)
twist
pain
suffer(ing)
torment
crush
dash (crush)
dismantle
disrupt
smash(ed)
trample
cry (animal)
howl
scream
active
alert
brisk
lively
boisterous
loud(ness)
noise / noisy
crown (head)
diadem
adapt
alter
change
adapt
alter
change
crown (head)
diadem
adapt
alter
change
buzz
hiss
hum
furrow
wrinkle (furrow)
compress(ed)
concentrate(d)
press (together)
strangle
suffocate
together
clinging
obstinate
stubborn
tenacious
buzz
stris
stris
strob(il)
strob(il)
strob(il)
strob(il)
stromb
strong
strong
strong
stronti
stroph
stroph
stroph
stroph
stroph(al)
stroph(al)
stroph(al)
stroph(al)
stropheus
strophinx
strophinx
strophinx
strot
strot
stru(ic)
stru(ic)
stru(ic)
stru(ic)
strues
strues
strues
strues
strupp
strupp
strupp
stryphn
stryphn
stryphn
stryphn
stumul
stumul
stumul
stupr
stupr
stupr
styget
styget
styget
styget
stris•
stris•
strob•
strob•
strob•
strob•
stromb•
strong•
strong•
strong•
strontj2
stropf•
2
stropf•
2
stropf•
2
stropf•
1
stropf•
1
stropf•
1
stropf•
1
stropf•
1
strops•
2
strops•
2
strops•
2
strops•
strot•
strot•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strujs•
strup•
strup•
strup•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
stripn•
štum•
štum•
štum•
stupr•
stupr•
stupr•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
hiss
hum
eddy
stir
turn(ing)
whirl(ing)
top (spinning)
cylinder
pipe (tube)
tube
chemical element Sr
belt
sling
strap
zone
bend
curve(d)
flexible
put about
vertebra
axis
axle
pivot
layout
spread
crowd (bunch)
heap(ed)
pile (stack)
stack(ed)
crowd (bunch)
heap(ed)
pile (stack)
stack(ed)
reel (strip)
ribbon
tape (ribbon)
clinging
obstinate
stubborn
tenacious
stab
sting (needle)
thrust
debauch
revel
violate
abhor
abominable
disgusting
hate
styget
stygn
stygn
stygn
stygn
stygn
styl
styl
styl
styl
styl
styl
styl
stym
stym
stym
styph(n)
styph(n)
styph(n)
styphel
styphel
styphr
styphr
styphr
styphr
stypt
stypt
styr
stys
stys
stys
styt
styt
styt
suber
subol
subol
subol
subul
succinct
succinct
succinct
succinct
succinct
such
sud(or)
sud(or)
suda
suda
sudis
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
stygn•
1
štil•
1
štil•
1
štil•
1
štil•
2
štil•
2
štil•
2
štil•
styt•
styt•
styt•
1
stypn•
1
stypn•
1
stypn•
styfel•
styfel•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
styr•
styt•
styt•
styt•
styt•
styt•
styt•
subr•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
2
šubl•
1
šukts•
2
šukts•
2
šukts•
2
šukts•
2
šukts•
sux•
sudr•
sudr•
sudr•
sudr•
1
sudz•
loathe
abhor
abominable
disgusting
hate
loathsome
column
pilaster
pillar
prop
pin (stylus)
slate-pencil
stylus
get up
rise (stand up)
stand (up)
collect
concentrate(d)
gather
hard
tough
bitter
dry (bitter)
dry (bitter)
sharp (taste)
bitter
sharp (taste)
spear(point)
get up
rise (stand up)
stand (up)
get up
rise (stand up)
stand (up)
cork
jet (sprout)
shoot (sprout)
sprout (twig)
awl
ready
belt
girdle
strap
thong
crocodile (etc)
perspire
sweat
perspire
sweat
thorn(y)
sudis
sudis
sukham [S]
sukham [S]
sukham [S]
sukham [S]
sukla [S]
sukla [S]
sulph
sumen
sumin
summ
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
sunya [S]
superst
superst
superst
superst
superst
supolic
supolic
supolic
supolic
supplex
supplex
supplex
supplex
sur
sur
sur
sur
sur
sur
sur
sur
surcul
surcul
surg
surrect
sus
sus
sus
suscept
suscept
suscept
sy(i)
sy(i)
2
sudz•
2
sudz•
suxam•
suxam•
suxam•
suxam•
sukla•
sukla•
sulf2
sumn•
2
sumn•
1
sumn•
sundž•
sundž•
sundž•
sundž•
sundž•
1
špers•
1
špers•
1
špers•
1
špers•
2
špers•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
splidz•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šor•
šur•
šur•
šur•
surkl•
surkl•
surg•
surg•
suš•
suš•
suš•
sutšept•
sutšept•
sutšept•
suš•
suš•
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
comfort
easy/ iness
facility
utility
bright
clear
chemical element S
retina
retina
crown (head)
empty/ ness
none
nothing
null
void
attest
certify
testify
witness
survivor
beseech
entreat
implore
supplicate
beseech
entreat
implore
supplicate
bunch
bundle
heap(ed)
mass (heap)
pile (stack)
branch (ramification)
post (prop)
prop
child(ren)
offspring
get up
rise (stand up)
pig
pork
swine
accept
permissive
tolerate
pig
pork
349
sy(i)
syben
syben
syben
sychn
sychn
syk
syk(on)
syll
syll
syll
syllex
syllex
syllex
syllog
syllog
syllog
syllog
syllog
sylv
sylv
sym
sym
sym
symphor
symphor
symphor
symphor
symphor
symphor
sympl
sympl
sympl
sympl
syn
syn
syn
syndon
syndon
syndon
synech
synech
synech
synech
synech
synech
synech
synet
synet
synet
350
suš•
sibn•
sibn•
sibn•
sixn•
sixn•
2
syk•
1
syk•
syn+
syn+
syn+
slek•
slek•
slek•
silog•
silog•
silog•
silog•
silog•
silv•
silv•
syn+
syn+
syn+
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
simfr•
sympl•
sympl•
sympl•
sympl•
syn+
syn+
syn+
sindon•
sindon•
sindon•
sinek•
sinek•
sinek•
sinex•
sinex•
sixn•
sixn•
synt•
synt•
synt•
swine
holder
recipient
socket
continually
often
fig
false(ly)
same
together
with
assemble(d)
collect
gather
accord
agreement
arrange(ment)
coherent
order (arrangement)
forest
woods
same
together
with
assembly
association
collection
group (bunch)
set (group)
society
knot(ted)
plait
twine(d)
wreathe
same
together
with
cloth
sheet (cloth)
shroud
easy/ iness
gentle
light (easy)
syntemn
syntemn
syph
syph
syph
syr
syr
syr
syr
syr
syr
syrden
syrden
syrden
syrden
syring
syring
syring
syring
syring
syring
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrinx
syrm(at)
syrm(at)
syrm(at)
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrphet
syrt
syrt
syrt
syrt
syrt
syrt
syrt
stemn•
stemn•
suš•
suš•
suš•
1
syr•
1
syr•
2
syr•
2
syr•
2
syr•
2
syr•
syrd•
syrd•
syrd•
syrd•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
srynk•
sirm•
sirm•
sirm•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirfed•
sirt•
sirt•
sirt•
sirt•
syrt•
syrt•
syrt•
reduce
shrink
pig
pork
swine
broom
brush
drag
pull
tow
trail(ing)
army
horde
host (army)
troop
canal
channel
nozzle
pipe (tube)
spout (nozzle)
tube
canal
channel
nozzle
pipe (tube)
spout (nozzle)
tube
dress (clothing)
gown
robe
dregs
garbage
junk
left-over
rubble
sludge
bay
bight
creek
golf (bay)
desert
sandy plain
shoal
faithful
fidelity
continually
often
intelligent
perspicacious
wise
ETYMON
taarucha [Hb]
taarucha [Hb]
taasiah [Hb]
tabc
tabc
LEMMA
trux•
trux•
tasj•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
MEANING
exhibit(ion)
exposition
industry
dissolve
melt(ed)
tabc
tabc
tabc
tabes
tabes
tabes
tabesc
tabesc
tabesc
tabesc
tabesc
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabet
tabid
tabid
tabid
tabid
tabid
tac(er)
tac(er)
tach(y)
tach(y)
tach(y)
tach(y)
tach(y)
tachn
tachn
tachn
tachn
tachn
tachn
tachrim [Hb]
tact
taen
taen
taen(i)
taen(i)
taen(i)
taeter
taeter
taeter
taeter
taetr
taetr
taetr
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
tabz•
tabz•
tabz•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
2
tapt•
2
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
takr•
takr•
taxy•
taxy•
taxy•
taxy•
taxy•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
2
tjekn•
taxr•
taxt•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
1
tanj•
1
tanj•
1
tanj•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
resolve
solution
solve
droop (wither)
fade
wither
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
die
perish(ed)
dissolve
melt(ed)
resolve
solution
solve
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
fast
hasty
quick(ly)
rapidity
urgent(ly)
branch (department)
craft (profession)
job
occupy /ation
profession
trade (craft)
lacerate
touch
extend(ing)
spread
bond (tie)
ribbon
tie (knot)
bogey
bugaboo
monster
ogre
bogey
bugaboo
monster
taetr
tagen
tagi
tagi
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)tagm(
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
tagm(at)
taira [A]
talitr
talitr
talitr
talitr
talitr
tall
tamaris
tamaris
tami
tami
tami
tami
tamia
tamia
tamia
tamia
tamn
tamn
tamn
tan(aec)
tan(aec)
tan(aec)
tan(ys)
tan(ys)
tanao
tanao
tanao
tandulam [S]
tantali
tape
tape
tapein
tapein
tatr•
tagn•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
tagj•
1
tagm•
1
tagm•
1
tagm•
1
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tagm•
2
tajr•
talitr•
talitr•
talitr•
talitr•
talitr•
2
tsalj•
tamar•
tamar•
1
tamj•
1
tamj•
1
tamj•
1
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
tom•
tom•
tom•
tanek•
tanek•
tanek•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
tanek•
tanek•
tanek•
tandl•
tanttape•
tape•
tapn•
tapn•
ogre
frying pan
command
order (command)
dictate
ordering
prescription
recipe
arrange(ment)
install(ation)
order (arrangement)
system
army group
company (army)
platoon
regiment
airplane
clatter
click
flick
flip
pinch(ing)
onion
ambrosia
manna
administer
keep house
manage
organize
abundant
affluent/ce
spend(thrift)
squander
part (piece)
piece
slice (piece)
extensive
long (distance)
stretch(ing)
extend(ing)
spread
extensive
long (time)
stretch(ing)
rice
chemical element Ta
reduce
shrink
humility
modest(y)
351
taph
taph
taph
taphr
tapus [Hb]
tarach
tarach
tarach
tarass
tarass
tarass
tarax
tarax
tarax
tarb(al)
tarb(al)
tarb(al)
tarb(al)
tarchon
tarchon
tarchon
tard
tard
tarich
tarich
tarich
tarp
tarph(y)
tarph(y)
tas
tas
tas
tas
tas
tass
tass
tass
tass
tatt
tatt
tatt
tatt
tattaim [A]
taut
taut
taut
tax
tax
tax
tax
352
1
taf•
1
taf•
2
taf•
tafr•
tapus•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tark•
1
tarb•
1
tarb•
1
tarb•
1
tarb•
tarx•
tarx•
tarx•
tard•
tard•
1
tartš•
1
tartš•
2
tartš•
2
tarb•
tarf•
tarf•
1
tasts•
1
tasts•
1
tasts•
1
tasts•
tav•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tats•
tatm•
tawt•
tawt•
tawt•
2
takts•
2
takts•
2
takts•
2
takts•
grave (tomb)
tomb
cemetery
furrow
orange (fruit)
appall
confuse(d)
disconcert
appall
confuse(d)
disconcert
appall
confuse(d)
disconcert
fear(ful)
fright(en)
horror
panic
bury
entomb
inhume
late (former)
slow(ly)
corn (provisions)
salt(ed)
mummy
basket (etc)
compact(ness)
density
inclination
lily
tendency
trend
peacock (etc)
ascertain
determine
diagnose
establish(ed)
ascertain
determine
diagnose
establish(ed)
vaccinate /tion
equal
identical
same
arrange(ment)
behavior
conduct(ing)
order (arrangement)
tebenn
tebenn
tebenn
tebenn
techn
techn
techn
techneci
tecne
tecne
tect
tect
tect
tect
tect(r)
tect(r)
tecton
tecton
tecton
teges
teges
teges
teges
tegm(en)
tegm(en)
tegm(en)
tegm(en)
teich
teich
teich
teicht
tein
tein
tekton
tekufon [Hb]
tel
tel
tel
tel
tel
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tel(e)
tela
tela
tebn•
tebn•
tebn•
tebn•
1
tjekn•
1
tjekn•
1
tjekn•
texntetšn•
tetšn•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
1
tekt•
1
tekt•
tekton•
tekton•
tekton•
1
teng•
1
teng•
1
teng•
2
teng•
1
teng•
1
teng•
1
teng•
2
teng•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
tixis•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
tektn•
tekuf•
2
tela•
2
tela•
2
tele•
2
tele•
2
tele•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tela•
1
tela•
cloak
gown (ceremonial)
robe (official)
toga
means
method
procedure
chemical element Tc
art
esthetics
cast (vb)
fuse(d)
melt(ed)
mould (form)
cover(age)
roof
build
constitute
construct(ion)
cover(ed)
protect
shield(ed)
net(work)
cover(ed)
protect
shield(ed)
net(work)
bulwark
rampart
wall
strengthen
extend(ing)
spread
carpenter
magazine (review)
javelin
land (country)
duty (tax)
stamp (seal)
tax
aim (goal)
destination
end (finish)
extremity
goal
intention
limit (border)
purpose
fabric (tissue)
spun yarn
tela
tela
tela
telam
telam
telchin
tele
tele
tele
tele
tele
teless
teleut
teleut
teleut
tell
tell
tell
tell
tellur
tellur
telluri
telos
tels
tels
tels
tels
tels
tels
tels
tem(et)
temn
temn
temn(i)
temn(i)
temn(i)
temo
temo
temo
temo
temulenc
temulenc
temulenc
temulenc
ten
ten
tenesm
tenesm
tenesm
tenesm
1
tela•
1
tela•
1
tela•
1
tlam•
1
tlam•
teltš•
1
tele•
1
tele•
1
tele•
1
tele•
1
tele•
tels•
telt•
telt•
telt•
terl•
terl•
terl•
terl•
telur•
telur•
tejl1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
tel•
temt•
2
etm•
2
etm•
1
temn•
1
temn•
1
temn•
2
temn•
2
temn•
2
temn•
2
temn•
teml•
teml•
teml•
teml•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
tensm•
tensm•
tensm•
tensm•
texture
tissue
weave /ing
belt
strap
jealous(y)
away
distance
distant
far
off
expire
dead
repose
rest (repose)
bottom
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
Earth
planet
chemical element Te
aim (goal)
destination
end (finish)
extremity
goal
intention
limp
purpose
wine
cut(ting)
slice(d)
contempt
despise
scorn
drive (apparatus)
helm
rudder
steering-wheel (&)
drugged
drunken
intoxicate(d)
tipsy
extend(ing)
spread
spasm
strain(ed)
stress (tension)
suspense
tenesm
tenshi [J]
tentac
tentac
tentac
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tenth
tentigin
tentigin
tentigin
tentigin
tenu(i)
tenu(i)
tenu(i)
tephr
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter
ter(na)
tera
teram(n)
teram(n)
teram(n)
terat
terat
terat
terat
terbi
terc
terebr
terebr
teres
teres
teres
teretr
teretr
terg(al)
tergen
tergen
tensm•
ten •
tentak•
tentak•
tentak•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
tentitš•
tentitš•
tentitš•
tentitš•
teny•
teny•
teny•
tefr•
2
tejr•
2
tejr•
2
tejr•
tere•
tere•
tere•
tere•
tere•
tere•
terna• [GN]
tera• [GN]
1
tramn•
1
tramn•
1
tramn•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
terbjterts• [LN]
terebr•
terebr•
treš•
treš•
treš•
tertr•
tertr•
1
terg•
terdž•
terdž•
tension
angel
feel
grope
touch
amuse/ing
gay
happy/ ness
jolly
joy
merry
pleasure
ardent
fervent
lick (tongue)
rut
considerate
delicate
sensitive
ash(es)
attentive
notice (vb)
remark(able)
kind (of)
manner
sort (of)
species
variation
way (manner)
three
number value 1012
mild
soft(ness)
tender(ly)
bogey
bugaboo
monster
ogre
chemical element Tb
three
bore (through)
perforate(d)
flatten
polish(ing)
smoothen
drill (nn)
perforator
back(side)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
353
tergen
tergen
teri
teri
teri
teri
teri
tero
tero
tero
terp
terph
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terpsi
terr(a)
terr(a)
terr(a)
terr(a)
ters
ters
terti
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tesc
tessel(l)
tessel(l)
tesser
tesser
test(a)
testu
testu
tetan
tetan
tetan
tetan
tetart
teter
teter
teter
teter
teth(el)
354
2
terg•
2
terg•
2
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
2
terj•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
terpterf•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terps•
terl•
terl•
terl•
terl•
terdž•
terdž•
terts• [LN]
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tešk•
tesel•
tesel•
tesr•
tesr•
tešt•
tests•
tests•
tetan•
tetan•
tetan•
tetan•
tetra• [GN]
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
2
tetj•
scourge (whip)
whip (strap)
compartment
hall
lock-up
place (locale)
room
regret(table)
sorry (be)
unfortunately
chemical word stem
scale (fish &)
amuse/ing
gay
happy/ ness
jolly
joy
merry
pleasure
bottom
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
clean(ing)
purify(ing)
three
ill-bred
uncivilized
uneducated
unmannerly
unrefined
unruly
wild
rectangle
square
block
cube
shell (cover)
can (box)
pot
tight(en)
rigid(ly)
spastic
stiff
four
bogey
bugaboo
monster
ogre
breed
teth(el)
teth(el)
teth(el)
tethid
tethis
tethm
tetix
tetix
tetix
tetix
tetra
tetra
tetric
tetric
tetric
tetric
teuch
teuch
teuch
teud
teudah [Hb]
teunah [Hb]
teut
teut
tex
tex
tex
tex
thac
thaer
thal(e)i
thal(e)i
thalam
thalam
thalam
thalass
thalatt
thalli
thalp(or)
thalp(or)
thalp(or)
thalp(or)
thalusi
thalyer
thalyer
thalyer
thalyer
thamb
thamb
thamb
2
tetj•
2
tetj•
2
tetj•
tetsis•
tetsis•
tesm•
tetiks•
tetiks•
tetiks•
tetiks•
tetr•
tetra• [GN]
tetritš•
tetritš•
tetritš•
tetritš•
1
tux•
1
tux•
2
tux•
tewt•
tewd•
tojn•
tewt•
tewt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
tsak•
1
tajr•
1
tsalj•
1
tsalj•
talm•
talm•
talm•
talas•
talas•
taljtsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tals•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsalp•
tsamb•
tsamb•
tsamb•
cultivate(d)
grow (something)
raise(d)
aunt
aunt
law(ful)
chirp
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
cluck (etc)
four
rigorous
severe
stern
strict(ly)
book
work (book)
weapon(ry)
cephalopod
document
accident
cephalopod
squid
cast (vb)
fuse(d)
melt(ed)
mould (form)
chair
handle (lever)
blossoming
flower(ing)
chamber
compartment
room
sea
sea
chemical element Tl
ardour
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
harvest(ing)
ardour
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
consternation
fear(ful)
fright(en)
thami
thami
thami
thami
thamn
than(at)
thapsin
thapt
thapt
thar(sal)
thar(sal)
thar(sal)
thass
thass
thass
thass
thass
thaum(at)
thaum(at)
thaum(at)
thaum(at)
the(o)
the(o)
thect
thect
thect
thect
thect
thect
thect
thect
theel
theel
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
theg
thei
thei
thel
thel
thel
thel
thel
thel
thel(y)
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
tamn•
tanas•
taps•
2
tapt•
2
tapt•
tras•
tras•
tras•
1
takts•
1
takts•
1
takts•
1
takts•
2
tasts•
tumt•
tumt•
tumt•
tumt•
te•
te•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tely•
tely•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
tsekt•
1
tei•
2
tei•
2
tel•
2
tel•
1
telj•
1
telj•
2
telj•
2
telj•
1
tely•
abundant
affluent/ce
spend(thrift)
squander
bush
death
yellow
die
perish(ed)
brave(ly)
courageous
fearless
assiduous
diligent
industrious
liver
sit
marvel(ous)
miracle
prodigy
wonder (miracle)
divinity
God
egg on
excite(d)
incite
instigate
nervous
rouse
set on
stimulate
female
woman
egg on
excite(d)
incite
instigate
nervous
rouse
set on
stimulate
yellow
sulfur
prosperity
success
nipple (breast)
teat
membrane
skin (animal)
female
thel(y)
thel(y)
thelaz
thelaz
thelaz
thelct
thelct
thelg(etr)
thelg(etr)
thelm(at)
thelm(at)
thelx
thelx
them
them
them
them
them
them
them
them
them
then(ar)
then(ar)
thenal
thenal
theor
theor
theor
ther(i)
ther(i)
ther(i)
thera [S]
thera [S]
thera [S]
therism
therism
therist
therist
therm
therm
therm
therm
thesaur
thesaur
thesm
thesm
thesp(es)
thesp(es)
thet(es)
1
tely•
2
tely•
telz•
telz•
telz•
telg•
telg•
telg•
telg•
telm•
telm•
telg•
telg•
tejm•
tejm•
tejm•
tejm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tjen•
tjen•
tjen•
tjen•
tojr•
tojr•
tojr•
1
tejr•
1
terj•
1
terj•
tjer•
tjer•
tjer•
tersm•
tersm•
tersm•
tersm•
1
term•
1
term•
1
term•
2
term•
tesawr•
tesawr•
tesm•
tesm•
tesp•
tesp•
1
tetj•
woman
wean
milk(ing)
nurse (suckle)
suckle
magic
sorcery
magic
sorcery
marsh (moor)
moor (marsh)
magic
sorcery
erect
establish(ed)
put(ting)
set up
crowd (bunch)
erect
establish(ed)
mass (crowd)
stack (pile)
palm (hand)
sole (foot)
palm (hand)
sole (foot)
contemplate
meditate
muse
summer(time)
animal
beast (of prey)
disciple
pupil
student
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
harvest(ing)
reap(ing)
heat (temperature)
temperature
warm(th)
vegetable
treasure
wealth(y)
law-abiding
paradigm
oracle
prophet
place(d)
355
thet(es)
thet(es)
thet(es)
thias(ot)
thias(ot)
thias(ot)
thin
thin
thin
thio
this
this
this
this
thlad
thlad
thladi
thladi
thladi
thlast
thlast
thlast
thlips
thlips
thlips
thlips
thlyp
thlyp
thlyp
thlyp
thnet
thnet
thnet
thnet
thnet
thnet
tho
thol
thol
thol
thol(od)
thol(od)
thol(od)
thol(od)
thol(od)
tholom
tholom
tholom
tholom
thom
356
1
tetj•
1
tetj•
1
tetj•
tjas•
tjas•
tjas•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tixtsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tsiš•
tlad•
tlad•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlast•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tlips•
tenst•
tenst•
tenst•
tenst•
tenst•
tenst•
tov•
tojl•
tojl•
tolj•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
tlom•
2
tolm•
2
tolm•
2
tolm•
2
tolm•
tojm•
put(ting)
situate
station(ed)
cloister
convent
order (monks etc)
hill
mound
sandhill
sulfur
dune
hill
mound
sandhill
castrate (nn)
eunuch
bruise
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
bruise
shatter(ed)
smash(ed)
crush
dash (crush)
pulverize(d)
smash(ed)
crush
dash (crush)
pulverize(d)
smash(ed)
ephemere
fleeting
mortal
perishable
transient
transitory
soon
dome
vault
punish(ing)
filth(y)
mud
silt
slime
sludge
mud
silt
slime
sludge
crowd (bunch)
thom
thom
thom
thom
thom
thomis
thor
thor
thor
thor
thor
thori
thoryb
thoryb
thoys
thran
thran
thran
thrass
thrass
thrass
thrass
thrass
thrass
thrass
thrau
thraust
thraust
threctic
threctic
threctic
threctic
thremm
thremm
threnod
threnod
threon
threps
threps
threps
threps
thrept
thrept
thrept
thrept
thrich(i)
thrich(i)
thrich(i)
thrid
thrid
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
tojm•
toms•
tor•
tor•
tor•
tor•
tor•
torj2
torb•
2
torb•
tojs•
2
tramn•
2
tramn•
2
tramn•
tras•
tras•
tras•
traš•
traš•
traš•
traš•
truv•
trast•
trast•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
tremn•
tremn•
trend•
trend•
trongtreps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
treps•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
trix•
tird•
tird•
heap (quantity)
mass (heap)
pile (stack)
quantity
stack(ed)
whip (strap)
grain
granule
kernel (nut)
pip
seed
chemical element Th
noise / noisy
sound (noise)
bark(ing)
chair
seat (chair)
stool
brave(ly)
courageous
fearless
confuse(d)
dishevel
jostle
tousle
break(ing)
break(ing)
shatter(ed)
gallop(ing)
race /ing
run (speed)
trot
baby
infant
complain
lamina
chemical word stem
care
feed
nurse /ing
provide for
care
feed
nurse /ing
provide for
filament
hair
thread (fiber)
level
salad
thrinc
thrinc
thring
thring
thriss
thriss
thrix
thrix
thrix
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb
thromb(id)
thromb(id)
throsc
thry(on)
thry(on)
thryl
thryl
thur
thur
thur
thur
thur
thur
thur
thur
thy(o)
thyas
thyas
thyas
thyell
thyell
thyell
thyg(m)
thyg(m)
thyg(m)
thygater
thyl
thyl
thyl
thylac
thylac
thym
thym
thym
thym
trints•
trints•
trints•
trints•
tris•
tris•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
trix•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
1
tromb•
2
tromb•
2
tromb•
trosk•
tery•
tery•
trylm•
trylm•
tjad•
tjad•
tjad•
turj•
turj•
turj•
turj•
1
tyš•
1
tyš•
tjad•
tjad•
tjad•
tjel•
tjel•
tjel•
tiks•
tiks•
tiks•
tygatr•
tylt•
tylt•
tylt•
tylak•
tylak•
2
tsym•
2
tsym•
2
tsym•
1
tym•
coping
ridge (roof)
coping
ridge (roof)
clupeoid (etc)
herring
filament
hair
thread (fiber)
ball (lump)
chunk
clot
hunk
lump
tumor
shiver(ing)
tremble
jump
cane
rush (cane)
murmur
whisper
ardent
fiery
passion(ate)
he-man
macho
male
virile
incense
incense
ardent
fiery
passion(ate)
gale
hurricane
storm(y)
itch
tickle
touch
daughter
bulb
callus
corn (callus)
bag
pocket
ghost
soul
spirit (ghost)
character (nature)
thym
thym
thym
thym
thymel
thymelic
thymelic
thymelic
thymelic
thymelic
thymia
thymia
thyo
thyo
thyo
thyo
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyr(e)
thyri(s)
thyrs
thysan
thysan
thysi
thysi
thysi
thysi
tibi(cen)
tich
tich
tich
tict
tict
tict
tigill
tigill
tign
tign
tiktah [S]
till
till
till
till
till
tilm
tilm
tilm
tilm
1
tym•
1
tym•
1
tym•
2
tym•
tyml•
timl•
timl•
timl•
timl•
timl•
tymj•
tymj•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
1
tyr•
2
tyrs•
1
tyrs•
tisn•
tysn•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
2
tyš•
tipts•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
1
tikt•
1
tikt•
1
tikt•
tigl•
tigl•
tigl•
tigl•
2
tikt•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
emotion
spunk
temperament
thyme
altar
cast (troupe)
chorus
staff (people)
theater
troupe
odour
perfume
offer(ing)
rite
ritual
sacrifice
door
flap
panel
shield (protection)
valve
window
bush
fringe
tassel
offer(ing)
rite
ritual
sacrifice
flute
bulwark
rampart
wall
generate
make /ing
produce(d)
beam (wood etc)
girder
beam (wood etc)
girder
bitter
flay(ing)
fleece(d)
peel(ed)
plume(d)
skin(ned)
flay(ing)
fleece(d)
peel(ed)
plume(d)
357
tilm
tilmas [A]
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
timi
timor
timor
tin
tin
tin
tin
tinact
tinact
tinact
tinagm
tinagm
tinagm
ting
ting
ting
tiph
tiph
tiph
tiph
tirb
tirb
titaen
titaen
titan
titan
titan
titan
titani
tith(as)
tith(as)
tithen
tithen
titio
titio
titio
titub
titub
titub
titub
358
1
tilm•
2
tilm•
1
timj•
1
timj•
1
timj•
1
timj•
1
timj•
2
timj•
2
timj•
2
timj•
2
timj•
timr•
timr•
itsin•
itsin•
itsin•
itsin•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
tinak•
ting•
ting•
ting•
tipf•
tipf•
tipf•
tipf•
tirb•
tirb•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
1
titn•
1
titn•
1
titn•
1
titn•
tit2
titn•
2
titn•
2
titn•
2
titn•
titj•
titj•
titj•
titub•
titub•
titub•
titub•
skin(ned)
well (fountain)
cost(ly)
dear (costly)
expensive
price
valuable
estimate
evaluate
rate (estimate)
weigh
assist
help
buy off
pay back
ransom
redeem
overthrow
overturn
upset
overthrow
overturn
upset
humid(ity)
immerse(d)
wet (moisten)
go
march(ing)
marsh (moor)
parade
flow(ing)
run (flow)
extend(ing)
spread
chalk
gypsum
limit (border)
plaster
chemical element Ti
tame(d)
train(ing)
tame(d)
train(ing)
charcoal
coal
cokes
stagger
totter(ing)
vacillate
waver(ing)
tityr
t(h)ix
t(h)ix
t(h)ix
tiysatsya
tlam(on)
tlam(on)
tlam(on)
tlas
tlas
tlas
tmeg
tmes
tmet
toc
toc
toech
toech
tog(a)
toich
toich
toich
tok
tolm(er)
tolm(er)
tolm(er)
tolm(er)
tolut
tolut
tolut
tolut
tolut
tolyp
tolyp
tolyp
tolyp
tom
tom
tom
toment
toment
toment
top
top
top
toque
toque
torcul
torcul
toret
tityr•
tiks•
tiks•
tiks•
tiš• [RN]
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
2
tlam•
tmes•
tmes•
tmes•
1
tok•
1
tok•
1
tekt•
1
tekt•
todž•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
2
tok•
tolm•
tolm•
tolm•
tolm•
tolt•
tolt•
tolt•
tolt•
tolt•
tolip•
tolip•
tolip•
tolip•
tom•
tom•
tom•
tomt•
tomt•
tomt•
top•
top•
top•
1
tok•
1
tok•
1
tork•
torkl•
1
tored•
flute
itch
tickle
touch
thousand
patient(ly)
permissive
tolerant
patient(ly)
permissive
tolerant
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
beget
produce(d)
cover(age)
roof
roof
bulwark
rampart
wall
mother
brave(ly)
courageous
fearless
undaunted
pace
pass(ed)
step(ping)
stride
tread
ball (clew)
clew
packing (nn)
wrapper
part (piece)
piece
slice (piece)
down (fluff)
felt (fabric)
fluff
place (locale)
space (room)
spot (place)
beget
produce(d)
press (pusher)
balance (nn)
vulnerable
toreut
toreut
toreut
torg
torm
torm
torm(in)
torm(in)
toros
toros
toros
toros
toros
toros
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torp(ed)
torqu
torqu
torqu
torqu(at)
torr(en)
torr(en)
torr(en)
torsi
torsi
torsi
torv
toryn
tot(i)
tot(i)
tot(i)
tot(i)
tot(i)
tothas
tothas
tothas
tothas
tothas
tox
tox
tox(a)
trab(s)
trabal
trabe(a)
trabe(a)
trach(y)
trach(y)
trach(y)
2
tored•
2
tored•
2
tored•
torg•
1
torm•
1
torm•
2
torm•
2
torm•
2
torš•
tros•
tros•
tros•
tros•
tros•
torp•
torp•
torp•
torp•
torsi•
torsi•
torsi•
2
tork•
torš•
torš•
torš•
torsi•
torsi•
torsi•
torv•
tryn•
tot•
tot•
tot•
tot•
tot•
1
totš•
1
totš•
2
totš•
1
totš•
1
totš•
toks•
toxs•
tokts•
trab•
trab•
trabe•
trabe•
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
carve
chisel
grave(d)
vulture
hub
nave
colic
spasm
muscle
bump (lump)
hump
hunchback
lump
tuber
languish
lassitude
motionless
slack
turn(ing)
twist
wrap(ped)
necklace
burn
fire
heat (temperature)
turn(ing)
twist
wrap(ped)
menace
spoon
all
every
sum
total(ly)
whole
jeer
laugh(ing)
luggage
mock
ridiculous
venom
bow (shooting)
arrow
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
cloak
mantle
crude
grate (rasp)
hoarse
trach(y)
trach(y)
trachel
tract(u)
tract(u)
tract(u)
trag
trag
tran
tran
tran
tran
trapel
traph(ec)
traph(ec)
traph(ec)
traphec
traphec
traphec
traul(ism)
traul(ism)
traumat
traumat
trebac
trebac
trebac
trebac
trech
trech
trech
trech
trech
trech
trech
trech
trechn
trem(at)
trem(at)
treo
treo
treo
trep
trep
trer
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
trer(on)
1
traxl•
1
traxl•
2
traxl•
trakts•
trakts•
trakts•
trag•
trag•
tranj•
tranj•
tranj•
tranj•
trap•
1
trapf•
1
trapf•
1
trapf•
2
trapf•
2
trapf•
2
trapf•
travl•
travl•
trawm•
trawm•
trepk•
trepk•
trepk•
trepk•
1
trex•
1
trex•
1
trex•
1
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
2
trex•
trexn•
tremt•
tremt•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
tryp•
tryp•
2
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
1
trer•
rasp
rough
neck
draw (pull)
pull
trail(ing)
buck (goat etc)
male
clear (adj)
comprehensible
plain(ly)
understand(able)
change
scoop
shovel
spoon
fence
pale (stake)
stake (pale)
stammer
stutter
injury
wound(ed)
cunning
ruse
stratagem
trick(y)
barren
desert(ed)
isolate(d)
loneliness
gallop(ing)
race /ing
run (speed)
trot
branch (ramification)
hole
perforation
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
bore (through)
perforate(d)
pigeon
afraid
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
coy(ness)
shy
timid(ity)
359
trer(on)
tres
tres
tres
tres
tres
tres
tret
tret
tret
tret
tret
tret
tri
tri
tri + hemi
tri(as)
trib
trib
trib
trib
trib
trib
trib
tribad
tribad
tribon
tribon
tribon
tribul
tribul
tribul
tric
tric
tric
trich(in)
trich(in)
trichil
trichil
trichil
trico
trico
trico
trient
trimm
trimm
trimm
trioch
trips
tripudi
360
1
trer•
1
trest•
1
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
trets•
1
trest•
1
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
trets•
terna• [GN]
try• [GN]
timourous(ness)
shiver(ing)
tremble
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
hole
shiver(ing)
tremble
escape(d)
flee(ing)
run away
hole
three
three
tryhemi• [GN] one-and-a-half
trias• [GN]
1
tryb•
1
tryb•
1
tryb•
1
tryb•
2
tryb•
2
tryb•
2
tryb•
tribd•
tribd•
tribn•
tribn•
tribn•
1
tribl•
1
tribl•
1
tribl•
2
tritš•
2
tritš•
2
tritš•
2
trix•
trixn•
trixl•
trixl•
trixl•
trikf•
trikf•
trikf•
tryent• [LN]
tribn•
tribn•
tribn•
trjox• [RN]
1
tryps•
tript•
third
crush
pound(ing)
pulverize(d)
rub
gangway
path
walk (path)
fornicate /ation
homosexual
second-hand
second-rate
use(d)
card (wool etc)
harrow
scrape
creak(ing)
grate (rasp)
grind
cotton
brush
bower
harbour (bower)
summerhouse
cavil at
criticize
quibble
one third
second-hand
second-rate
use(d)
three
mill(ing)
ballet
tripudi
trit
triti
triti
triti
trivi
trivi
troch(al)
troch(al)
trochl
trochl
troct
troct
trog
trog
trogl
trogl
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop
trop(ae)
trop(ae)
trop(ae)
trop(id)
troph
troph
troph
tropis
tros
tros
trot
trot
trua
truci
truci
trus
trutin
trux
trux
trux
trux
try(os)
try(os)
try(os)
trybli
tript•
trit• [LN]
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
1
tritš•
trivi•
trivi•
trox•
trox•
1
troxl•
2
troxl•
trokt•
trokt•
trokt•
trokt•
trogl•
trogl•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
2
trop•
tropf1
trop•
1
trop•
1
trop•
tropt•
1
trof•
2
trof•
2
trof•
tropt•
trots•
trots•
trots•
trots•
tryn•
2
trutš•
2
trutš•
truš•
trutn•
tryks•
tryks•
tryks•
tryks•
tryš•
tryš•
tryš•
2
tribl•
dance
three
regret(table)
sorry (be)
unfortunately
vernacular
vulgar
disk
wheel
wind (air)
turn(ing)
gnaw
nibble
gnaw
nibble
cave(rn)
grotto
character (nature)
custom(ary)
inclination
manner
tendency
trend
usage
chemical word stem
return
swivel
turn about
keel
feed(er)
develop
grow
keel
injure /ious
wound(ed)
injure /ious
wound(ed)
spoon
holocaust
massacre
push
balance(d)
brutal
impertinent
impudent
pert
drudge
labour (hard)
toil(ing)
pan (frying)
trybli
trybli
trych(er)
trych(er)
trych(er)
trychn
trychn
trychn
tryg
tryg
tryg
tryg
trygon
tryil
tryil
trym
trym
tryp
tryp
tryph(er)
tryphos
tryps
tryps
tryps
trypt
trypt
trypt
trypt
trys
trys
trys
trysm
trysm
tryz
tryz
tsavaron [Hb]
tsemeg [Hb]
tsusi [S]
tude
tudicl
tudicl
tudicul
tudicul
tuens
tuens
tuens
tuguri
tuguri
tuit(a)
tuit(a)
trybl•
trybl•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
1
trutš•
tryg•
tryg•
tryg•
tryg•
trygn•
trylm•
trylm•
tryp•
tryp•
tryp•
tryp•
trypf•
trypf•
2
tryps•
2
tryps•
2
tryps•
1
tryps•
2
tryps•
2
tryps•
2
tryps•
tryš•
tryš•
tryš•
trylm•
trylm•
trylm•
trylm•
tsav•
tsemg•
tsusi•
tups•
tudikl•
tudikl•
tudikl•
tudikl•
tuns•
tuns•
tuns•
tugr•
tugr•
tujt•
tujt•
dish (plate)
plate (dish)
rag
scrap
shred
rag
scrap
shred
benefit
gain
harvest(ing)
revenue
pigeon
murmur
whisper
bore (through)
perforate(d)
bore (through)
perforate(d)
delicate
delicate
demolish
destroy
separate(d)
mill(ing)
demolish
destroy
separate(d)
drudge
labour (in)
toil(ing)
murmur
whisper
murmur
whisper
collar
rubber
flower
hammer
crusher
press (pusher)
crusher
press (pusher)
glance
look (expression)
stare
cabin
shed (cabin)
defend
guard(ed)
tuit(a)
tulli
tum(efac)
tumesc
tungsten
tuph
tuph
turb
turb
turb
turb
turg(or)
turgeman [Hb]
turi(on)
turi(on)
turm(a)
turm(a)
tursi
tussi
tut(a)
tut(a)
tych
tych
tych
tych
tych
tych
tych
tych
tygchan
tygkhan
tyl(l)
tyl(l)
tyl(l)
tyle
tyle
tyle
tyle
tymm
tymm
tyntl(ast)
typ
typ
typ(e)
typ(e)
typh
typh
typh
typh
typh
tujt•
tuljtumf•
tumf•
wolfrtupf•
tupf•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
turg•
2
turg•
turš•
turš•
tsurm•
tsurm•
turš•
dostš•
tud•
tud•
tyk•
tyk•
tyk•
tyk•
tyx•
tyx•
tyx•
tyx•
tygn•
tynk•
tylt•
tylt•
tylt•
tyl•
tyl•
tyl•
tyl•
tumn•
tumn•
tynt•
1
typ•
2
typ•
1
typt•
1
typt•
tupf•
tupf•
1
tyf•
1
tyf•
1
tyf•
protect
chemical element Tm
swell(ing)
swell(ing)
chemical element W
appall
disconcert
chaos
disorder
disturb(ance)
perturb
swell(ing)
interpreter
sprout (twig)
twig
squadron
team (nn)
shuttle
cough
certain
sure
chance
destiny
fate
hazard(ous)
adventure
event
experience (event)
happening
find
meet
bulb
callus
corn (callus)
cushion
mattress
pillow
upholstery
beat(ing)
strike
mud
press (printing)
represent
sign
signal
appall
disconcert
fume
gas
smoke
361
typh
typh
typh
typh
typh
typhl
typhl
typhl
typhl
typl
typis
typot
typot
tyr
tyrb
tyrb
tyrb
tyrb
tytt(h)
tytt(h)
tytt(h)
ETYMON
uber
uber
uber
uber(t)
ubiqu
ubiqu
ud
ud
ud
ud
ud
ud(eo)
ud(eo)
ud(eo)
udam
udamin
ulam
ulam
ulc
ulc
ulc
uli
uli
uli
uli
ulig(in)
ulig(in)
362
1
tyf•
2
tyf•
2
tyf•
2
tyf•
2
tyf•
1
tyfl•
1
tyfl•
1
tyfl•
2
tyfl•
typl•
tups•
2
typt•
2
typt•
2
tyr•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
torb•
1
tyts•
1
tyts•
2
tyts•
vapor
conceited
pride
proud(ly)
vain(glorious)
assemble(d)
bind (book)
gather
intestine
blind(ness)
hammer
model(led)
mould (form)
cheese
chaos
disorder
disturb(ance)
perturb
small
tiny
young
MEANING
LEMMA
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
2
hubr•
ubikw•
ubikw•
od•
od•
od•
od•
udud•
udj•
udj•
udj•
1
udam•
2
udam•
ulam•
ulam•
ultš•
ultš•
ultš•
hulj•
hulj•
hulj•
hulj•
1
ulgin•
1
ulgin•
breast (female)
tit
udder
fertile
everywhere
wherever
direction
manner
means
way (manner)
threshold
earth (ground)
ground
soil (earth)
no(ne)
worthless
troop
unit (troop)
draw (pull)
pull
trail(ing)
damag(ing)
danger(ous)
harmful
injure /ious
humid(ity)
wet(ness)
ulig(in)
ulig(in)
ulis
ulis
ulis
ulqu
ulqu
ulqu
ultor
ultor
ultor
ultra
ultra
ultra
ultra
ultra
ultri
ultri
ultri
ultrone
ultrone
ultrone
ulukah [S]
umb
umb(on)
unc
uned
uned
uned
ung(ul)
ungu
ungu
ungu
ungu
unio
upaharah [S]
upaharah [S]
upaharah [S]
upaharah [S]
upen
upen
ur
ur
ur
uran
uran
urani
urce
urce
urce
2
ulgin•
2
ulgin•
ulis•
ulis•
ulis•
ultš•
ultš•
ultš•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
ultra•
ultra•
ultra•
ultra•
ultra•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
1
hultr•
2
hultr•
2
hultr•
2
hultr•
uluk•
1
umb•
2
umb•
1
onk•
uned•
uned•
uned•
ungl•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
ugv•
hunj•
upar•
upar•
upar•
upar•
2
hipn•
2
hipn•
uvr•
uvr•
uvr•
uran•
uran•
urjurke•
urke•
urke•
meadow
pasture
gums
membrane
mucous
draw (pull)
pull
trail(ing)
punishment
revenge
vengeance
across
beyond
extreme(ly)
overtranspunishment
revenge
vengeance
glad(ly)
voluntary
will(ing)
owl (etc)
button (push)
shield (protection)
hook (nn)
arbutus
raspberry (etc)
strawberry
hoof
anoint(ed)
luck
smear(ed)
spread
pearl
bid
offer (bid)
present(ed)
propose(d)
mustache
whisker(s)
back(side)
behind (rump)
tail (end)
firmament
heaven
chemical element U
jar (pot)
jug
vase
ure
ure
ured
ured
ured
urens
urens
urg(a)
urg(a)
urg(a)
urg(a)
urg(a)
urg(a)
urich
urigin
urigin
urigin
urin(at)
urin(at)
us
us
us
ushah [S]
ushah [S]
ushtrah [S]
ushtrah [S]
usn
usn
usn(e)
ust(il)
uthar
uthar
uthar
uthat
utr
utr
utr
utr
utr
uv
uv(en)
uv(en)
uv(en)
uv(en)
uvesc
uvesc
uvesc
uvesc
uvid
uvid
ure•
ure•
1
ured•
1
ured•
2
ured•
1
ured•
1
ured•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
urix•
1
urign•
2
urign•
2
urign•
urints•
urints•
husts•
husts•
husts•
uša•
uša•
uštra•
uštra•
husn•
husn•
usnustil•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
2
hubr•
utr•
utr•
utr•
utr•
utr•
uv•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
urinate
urine
burn (nn)
scald(ing)
coal
burn (nn)
scald(ing)
act (vb)
do
lace (binding)
make /ing
manipulate
uvid
uvid
uvor
uvor
uvor
uvor
ux
ux
ux
ux
uxor
uxor
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
awks•
awks•
awks•
awks•
hukr•
hukr•
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
augment
enlarge
grow
increase
spouse
wife
work(ing)
basket (etc)
rut
erupt(ion)
skin disease
dive
plunge
essence (gist)
gist (essence)
kernel (essence)
dawn(ing)
daybreak
camel
dromedary
foam
laugh at
chemical word stem
rust(ed)
breast (woman)
tit
udder
fertile
container
holder
receptacle
socket
tube
grape
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
moist
wet(ness)
damp(ness)
humid(ity)
ETYMON
vacc
vacerr
vacerr
vada [S]
vada [S]
vada [S]
vafer
vafer
vafer
vafer
vafer
vafr
vafr
vafr
vafr
vafr
Vaisakhah [S]
valer
valetud
valetud
valgus
valgus
valgus
valgus
vallar
vallar
vallat
vallat
vallus
vanadi
vanesc
vanesc
vanesc
vang
vann
var(ic)
MEANING
LEMMA
vakts•
vakr•
vakr•
vada•
vada•
vada•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vafr•
vajsax•
valr•
valt•
valt•
varg•
varg•
varg•
varg•
vlat•
vlat•
vlat•
vlat•
vlus•
vamvans•
vans•
vans•
vanx•
vanm•
varits•
cow
chopping-block
log (block)
inform(ation)
instruct
teach
crafty
cunning
scheme /ing
subtle
wily
crafty
cunning
scheme /ing
subtle
wily
April
eagle
health
well-being
deflect
deviate
differ
diverge
bulwark
rampart
bulwark
rampart
fence
chemical element V
disappear
fade
vanish
hoe (etc)
winnow
bleb
363
var(ic)
var(ic)
var(ic)
var(us)
var(us)
var(us)
var(us)
varic
varic
varic
varic
variol
variol
variol
variol
vastram [S]
vastram [S]
vastram [S]
vaticin
vaticin
vatsarah [S]
vecord
vecord
vecord
vecord
vecord
vecors
vecors
vecors
vecors
vecors
vedd [S]
vedd [S]
vedd [S]
veh
veh
veh
veh
veles
veles
veles
veles
veles
veles
velet
velet
velet
velet
vell
vell
364
varits•
varits•
varits•
varg•
varg•
varg•
varg•
varts•
varts•
varts•
varts•
varits•
varits•
varits•
varits•
vastr•
vastr•
vastr•
vatits•
vatits•
vatsar•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vekr•
vejd•
vejd•
vejd•
vex•
vex•
vex•
vex•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
veles•
velj•
velj•
pimple
pustule
vesicle
deflect
deviate
differ
diverge
asunder
disparate
disperse
separate(d)
bleb
pimple
pustule
vesicle
cloth
sheet
tissue
prophet
soothsayer
year
absurd
foolish
senseless
silly
stupid
absurd
foolish
senseless
silly
stupid
know(ledge)
know-how
wisdom
behavior
conduct(ing)
drive /ing
steer(ing)
knight
knight
military
militiaman
soldier
warrior
military
militiaman
soldier
warrior
pluck(ing)
tear off
veller
veloc
veloc
veloc
veloc
ven(at)
ven(at)
venet
veni
veni
venust
venust
verber
verber
vered
verg
verg
verg
verg
vern
vernacul
vernan
vernat
verp
verp
verr
vers
vers(i)
vers(i)
vertic
vertic
vertic
vertic
veru
veru
veru
vesan
vesan
vesan
vesan
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vesc
vler•
velots•
velots•
velots•
velots•
venr•
venr•
vened•
venj•
venj•
venst•
venst•
verbr•
verbr•
vered•
verdž•
verdž•
verdž•
verdž•
2
vern•
vernak•
1
vern•
1
vern•
verp•
verp•
2
verz•
vors•
1
verz•
1
verz•
vertitš•
vertitš•
vertitš•
vertitš•
verw•
verw•
verw•
vesn•
vesn•
vesn•
vesn•
1
vests•
1
vests•
1
vests•
1
vests•
1
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
2
vests•
wool(en)
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
speed(y)
chase
hunt
blue
favour(able)
grace
amiable
love
scourge (whip)
whip(ping)
horse
deflect
deviate
differ
diverge
slave (servant)
native (indigenous)
spring(time)
spring(time)
pecker (penis)
penis
boar (tame)
turn(ing)
change
modify
hinge
swivel
turning-point
whirl(ing)
pin (stylus)
prick(ing)
sting (needle)
frenzy
insane /ity
mad(ness)
mania
dish (food)
eat(ing)
food
meal
supper
emaciated
gaunt
lean (upon)
skinny
thin(ly)
veter(n)
veter(n)
veter(n)
veterin
veterin
veterin
veterin
vetus
vetus
vetus
vex(a)
vex(a)
vex(a)
vex(a)
vexill
vexill
via
via
via
viatic
viatic
viatic
viator
viator
viator
vibex
vibex
vibic
vibic
vican
vicin
vict
vict
vict
vict
vict
vict
vict
viden
video
vien
vien
viesc
viesc
viesc
viesc
viet
viet
viet
viet
vetr•
vetr•
vetr•
vetrin•
vetrin•
vetrin•
vetrin•
vetr•
vetr•
vetr•
vexs•
vexs•
vexs•
vexs•
veksl•
veksl•
2
viat•
2
viat•
2
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
1
viat•
vibek•
vibek•
vibek•
vibek•
vikn•
vitšn•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vide•
vide•
vjen•
vjen•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjes•
vjen•
vjen•
vjes•
vjes•
exformer
late (former)
cattle
flock (herd)
herd (group)
stock (cattle)
exformer
lather
affront
insult
offend /se
outrage(ous)
flag
standard (flag)
highway
road(way)
way (road)
journey(ing)
travel(ling)
trip (journey)
journey(ing)
travel(ling)
trip (journey)
injury
wound(ed)
injury
wound(ed)
village
neighbour
defeat (loss)
defeat(ing)
vanquish
vanquish
victory
win
win
television
television
knot(ted)
node
droop
fade
wane
wither
knot(ted)
node
droop
fade
viet
viet
vigil
vigil
vigil
vigil
vihar [S]
vihar [S]
vihar [S]
vinc
vinc
vinc
vinc
vinc
vinc
vinc
vinnul
vinnul
vinolent
vinolent
vinolent
viol
vir(ens)
virec
viresc
virgat
virgat
virgat
virgulat
virgulat
virgulat
virid
virios
virios
virios
virios
virios
viros
viros
viros
viros
virt(u)
virt(u)
virt(u)
virulent
virulent
virulent
virus
virus
virus
vjes•
vjes•
vigel•
vigel•
vigel•
vigel•
vihar•
vihar•
vihar•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
1
vinl•
1
vinl•
2
vinl•
2
vinl•
2
vinl•
viol•
vrest•
vrest•
vrest•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
virgl•
vrest•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
1
virs•
1
virs•
2
virs•
2
virs•
virtu•
virtu•
virtu•
virul•
virul•
virul•
2
virs•
2
virs•
1
vrus•
wane
wither
alert
attentive
awake
keen
apartment
dwelling-place
home
defeat (loss)
defeat(ing)
vanquish
vanquish
victory
win
win
attract(ion)
charm(ing)
Bordeaux (color)
deep-red
red
purple
green
green
green
striation
strip (ribbon)
stripe
striation
strip (ribbon)
stripe
green
capacity
energy
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
stench
stink
poison
venom
possibility
principle
theory
contagious
infectious
virulent
poison
venom
juice
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virus
virus
vis
vis
vis
vis
vis
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
visheshena [S]
vitell
viti
viti
viti
vitil
vitil
vitil
vitios
vitios
vitios
vitt(a)
vitt(a)
vitt(a)
vitt(a)
vitul
vitul
vix
vix
vol(an)
vola
volat
volsell
volsell
volucer
volucer
volucr
volucr
volut
vomer
vomic
vor
vor
vor
vor
vor
vor
vors
vosjem
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vrus•
2
vrus•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
viri•
višesn•
višesn•
višesn•
višesn•
višesn•
1
vitl•
vit•
vitj•
vitj•
2
vitl•
2
vitl•
2
vitl•
vitiš•
vitiš•
vitiš•
vitsa•
vitsa•
vitsa•
vitsa•
vitsl•
vitsl•
viks•
viks•
voln•
vola•
voln•
volš•
volš•
1
vlukr•
2
vlukr•
1
vlukr•
2
vlukr•
volut•
vomr•
vomits•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vor•
vors•
vosm• [RN]
bitter
sour
capacity
energy
might (strength)
power (strength)
strength
apart (rare)
exceptional
rare
vuan
vuln(er)
vuls
vuls
vuls
vult(u)
vult(u)
vult(u)
vult(u)
vyaghrah [S]
vwan•
fuln•
1
vuls•
1
vuls•
2
vuls•
vults•
vults•
vults•
vults•
vjagr•
ventilator
wound(ed)
break away
tear off
bald
expression (look)
face (nn)
look (upon)
mien
tiger
seldom
special
yolk
grape
naughty /ness
vice
plait
twine(d)
wreathe
damag(ing)
impair
spoil(ed)
band (tape)
reel (strip)
strip (ribbon)
tape (ribbon)
cow
heifer
hardly
scarce(ly)
fly(ing)
sole (foot)
fly(ing)
pincers
tongs
bird
wing
bird
wing
roll(ing)
ploughshare
abscess
carouse
glutton(y)
gorge
quaff
stuff(ed)
swill
turn(ing)
eight
ETYMON
wolfr
ETYMON
xani
xani
xanth
xanth
xen
xen
xen
xen
xen
xen
xer
xes(m)
xes(m)
xes(m)
xest
xest
xest
xiph
xiph
xiph
xuth
xuth
xuth
xuth
xuth
xuth
xy(el)
xyal
xyl
xyl
xyl
xyn
xyn
xyn
xyn
MEANING
LEMMA
wolfr-
chemical element W
MEANING
LEMMA
ksan•
ksan•
ksant•
ksant•
dzen•
dzen•
ksejnksen•
ksen•
ksen•
kser•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksest•
ksif•
ksif•
ksif•
ksant•
ksant•
ksut•
ksut•
ksut•
ksut•
kšel•
kšel•
ksyl•
ksyl•
ksyl•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
tsojn•
card (wool etc)
comb(ed)
blonde
yellow
guest
host (guest)
chemical element Xe
alien
foreign
strange
dry (adj)
lustre
polish(ing)
shine (polish)
luxury
polish(ing)
shine (polish)
dagger
knife (etc.)
sword
blonde
yellow
expedient
fast
quick(ly)
rapid(ly)
rake(d)
rake(d)
chopping-block
logic(al)
wood
common(ly)
general(ly)
neuter
neutral
xyr
xyst
ETYMON
yakwi [A]
yal
yal
yi
yios
yitsu [Hb]
yousagil [A]
yper
yper
yper
yphth
yphth
ytterbi
yttri
yubayyid [A]
ETYMON
za
za
za
zabr
zabr
zabr
zabr
zabr
zabr
zaith [Hb]
zal(e)
zal(e)
zal(e)
zal(e)
zami
zami
zammar
zancl
ze(st)
ze(st)
zea
zea
zeir
zeir
zeir
zeir
zem
ksyr•
ksyst•
razor
rub
MEANING
LEMMA
jakw•
hyal•
hyal•
hujs•
hujs•
jits•
juzg•
yper•
yper•
yper•
hyft•
hyft•
ytsytrjubaž•
ironing
crystal
glass (material)
son
son
export(ing)
register
profitable
serviceable
useful(ness)
brave(ly)
courageous
chemical element Yb
chemical element Y
bleach
MEANING
LEMMA
dza•
dza•
dza•
zabr•
zabr•
zabr•
zabr•
zabr•
zabr•
zajs•
zale•
zale•
zale•
zale•
zamj•
zamj•
zamr•
zankl•
1
ze•
1
ze•
2
ze•
2
ze•
dzejr•
dzejr•
dzejr•
dzejr•
dzem•
extreme(ly)
much
very
carouse
glutton
gorge
quaff
stuff(ed)
swill
olive
surf
surge (nn)
swell (tide)
tide
lose /lost
loss
singer
scythe (etc)
boil(ed)
seethe
corn (cereal)
maize
dress (clothing)
garment
gown
robe
infuse (nn)
zem
zem
zemi
zemi
zen
zen
zetes
zetes
zetes
zetes
zetes
zetes
zetet
zetet
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeuct
zeug(l)
zeug(mat)
zeux
zeux
zeux
zeux
zeux
zhati [S]
zhati [S]
zhati [S]
zinc
zirconi
zo(on)
zo(on)
zogr
zogr
zom
zom
zom
zom
zom(at)
zoph(er)
zor(a)
zor(a)
zoster
zoster
zyg
zygaen
dzem•
dzem•
zamj•
zamj•
dzen•
dzen•
dzetes•
dzetes•
dzetes•
dzetes•
zetes•
zetes•
zetes•
zetes•
zegm•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zyg•
zegm•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
žat•
žat•
žat•
zinkzirkzo•
dzo•
zogr•
zogr•
zoms•
zoms•
1
zomt•
1
zomt•
2
zomt•
zofr•
zora•
zora•
zostr•
zostr•
zyg•
zygn•
juice
sap (fluid)
loss
lot (fate)
guest
host (guest)
effort
endeavour
exert(ion)
trial
look for
search
look for
search
bind
combine
connect(ion)
join(ed)
lion
string together
tie (knot)
yoke
yoke
bind
binder
cement
glue
junction
link (connection)
beget
birth
generate
chemical element Zn
chemical element Zr
animal
lizard
capture(d)
catch (get)
grill(ed)
roast(ed)
broth
soup
skirt (dress)
dark(ness)
clean (pure)
pure
belt
girdle
yoke
hammer
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zyth
zyx
zyx
zyx
zyx
zyx
ETYMON
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zym•
zyts•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
zuks•
ferment(ing)
beer
binder
cement
glue
junction
link(ed)
MEANING
LEMMA
aktu•
aktu•
aktu•
avod•
avod•
avod•
avod•
duwent•
halz•
halz•
orp•
current (time)
now
present (time)
procedure
program
protocol
ritual
half
halo
ring (circle)
leg
tertsent• [LN] one third
tetrate• [GN]
tetrate• [GN]
tryte• [GN]
ymwitr-
one fourth
quarter (1/4)
one third
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
9.3
MEANING
abbot
abdomen
abdomen
Meanings – Etymons - Lemmas
ETYMON
mandrit
djuf [A]
etr(i)
LEMMA
mandr•
džuf•
hetr•
1
abdomen
abdomen
abdomen
abdomen
abhor
gaster
gastr(o)
lapar
pleon
fodi
gastr•
gastr•
2
lapr•
pleon•
fojd•
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abhor
abhor
abhor
abhor
abhor
ability
able
abode
abode
abominable
abominable
abomination
about
about
about
above
above
abroad
abrupt(ly)
abrupt(ly)
abrupt(ly)
abrupt(ly)
abscess
abscess
absent
absent
absolute value
absolute(ly)
absorb
absorb
absurd
absurd
absurd
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abundant
abyss
abyss
abyss
abyss
abyss
abyss
abyss
accentuate
accept
accept
accept
accept (people)
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foed(at)
misat
misemat
styget
stygn
ican
mukshar [Hb]
coet
nom(eus)
styget
stygn
nefari
ambi
amphi
peri
an(a)
ob
ilcharig [A]
aepy
col
repens
repentin
parul
vomic
a(n)
steres
abs
arti
rhopt
spastic
ene(o)
vecord
vecors
chremat
dapsil
habr
hali
mala
malist
plout
plusi
tamia
thami
byth(i)
charadr
chasm
laitmat
pharang
pharanx
rhochm
pest
exip(ul)
leptic
suscept
lamban
fojd•
miz•
miz•
stygn•
stygn•
ikan•
muxs•
1
kojt•
noms•
stygn•
stygn•
2
nefr•
1
amfi•
1
amfi•
peri•
1
ana•
ubi•
ilkr•
1
ajpy•
2
kol•
rept•
rept•
2
parl•
vomits•
an•
sters•
aps+
harti•
ropt•
špast•
henj•
vekr•
vekr•
2
xremat•
dapsl•
1
habr•
1
xalj•
1
mlax•
1
mlax•
plut•
plut•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
byts•
xaradr•
xasm•
lajtm•
frang•
frang•
roxm•
1
pešt•
eksip•
2
lepts•
sutšept•
1
lamban•
accessory
accident
accommodation
accompany
accompany
accompany
accompany
accompany
accompany
accomplish
accomplish
accord
accord
according to
according to
accordion
account
accumulate
acetous
acid
acid
acorn
acquire
across
across
across
across
act (vb)
act (vb)
act (vb)
act (vb)
act (vb)
active
active
active
actor
actor
actor
acute
acute
adamant
adapt
adapt
adapt
adapt
add(ed)
add(ed)
added
adder
adder
adder
address
adept
adept
adept
litot
teunah [Hb]
coet
acolyt
assec(u)l
assect
hama
opad
pomp
prass
pratt
homer
syllog
outo
secut
mapuchon [Hb]
hisab [A]
nagm(at)
dect
dect
ox(y)
balan
dect
an(a)
hyper
meta
ultra
erg
erga
ergi
ergum
urg(a)
draster
sphodr
strenu
bassar(ic)
histrio
natah [S]
acid
ox(y)
para
harmo(n)
streph
streps
strept
prosthos
an(a)
epi
aspid
echi(on)
echis
ktoved [Hb]
mathet
phil
stasiot
litot•
tojn•
1
kojt•
aklut•
asekl•
asekl•
hama•
upad•
bomp•
prasts•
prasts•
1
homr•
silog•
wut•
sekut•
maputš•
hizb•
nagm•
1
dekt•
1
dekt•
1
oksy•
1
balan•
2
dekt•
1
ana•
hiper+
1
meta•
ultra•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
drasr•
sfodr•
2
stren•
basr•
histr•
nata•
2
aky•
2
oksy•
2
para•
2
harm•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
projts•
1
ana•
1
epi•
aspis•
exis•
exis•
koft•
mated•
1
fil•
2
stast•
adequate
adequate
adequate
adhere(nt)
adhere(nt)
adjust
administer
administer
administer
admirable
admirable
admirable
admissible
admonish
adolescent
adolescent
adolescent
adolescent
adore
adore
adorn(ment)
adorn(ment)
adorn(ment)
adorn(ment)
adorn(ment)
adorn(ment)
adorn(ment)
adrift
adult
adult
advance (vb)
advance (vb)
advantage(ous)
advantage(ous)
advantage(ous)
adventure
adventure
advertise(ment)
advice
advise
advise
aerial
aerial
affable
affable
affable
affair
affair
affix
afflict(ion)
afflict(ion)
afflict(ion)
afflict(ion)
afflict(ion)
afflict(ion)
armost
deon
kair
prosthos
mathet
napravith [Sl]
pheid
polit
tami
aga
aga [S]
mir(abil)
anect
castig
epheb
hepheb
mirac(i)
mirax
latrei
latreu
cosme
polimen
caleid
callim
callon
gan
kall(i)
matae
mechi
moech
(s)cend
cens
cal
aesi
oninem
path
tych
cledon
boulee
bol(e)
monit
cer
cerat
astei
epi
philophr
empor
pol
der
achter
achthin
dacn
luper
lype
lypr
armost.
djon•
2
kajr•
1
projts•
mated•
naprav•
pfed•
1
polit•
1
tamj•
aga•
haga•
mirabl•
anekt•
tsastig•
efeb•
efeb•
mirak•
mirak•
1
latri•
1
latri•
kosmed•
1
plim•
1
kali•
2
kali•
1
kali•
1
gan•
1
kali•
mataj•
mekš•
mekš•
tsend•
tsend•
2
kali•
ejsi•
2
onin•
1
pat•
tyx•
kledn•
1
bolj•
1
bolj•
monit•
kerat•
kerat•
asti•
hepj•
filofr•
1
empor•
2
poli•
2
der•
2
axt•
2
axt•
dakn•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
afflict(ion)
afflict(ion)
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affluent/ce
affront
afraid
afraid
after (time)
after (time)
after (time)
afternoon
again
again
again
against
against
against
against
age (timelapse)
age (timelapse)
age (timelapse)
age (timelapse)
age(d)
agglomeration
aggravate
aggregate(d)
aggregate(d)
aggregate(d)
aggress(ion)
aggress(ion)
aggress(ion)
aggress(ion)
aggress(ion)
agony
agony
agree(d)
agree(d)
agreeable
agreeable
agreement
agreement
aid (person)
ailment
ailment
ailment
aim (goal)
aim (goal)
aim (goal)
maer
penth
alco
chremat
habr
pecun
plemyr
plout
plusi
tamia
thami
vex(a)
metu
trer(on)
deu
deuter
opisth
al-zuhr [A]
ana
palim
palin
anti
contra
en
ob
chron
elic
gerat
helic
senec
corymb
mord
cras
hom
homeo
aicter
atarter
emblem(at)
embol
loche
spaer
stein
eiren
iren
arest
lar
homer
syllog
oecet
morb(id)
morbos
path(e)
laes
tel(e)
tels
1
mest•
penth•
alk2
xremat•
1
habr•
pekun•
plemr•
plut•
plut•
2
tamj•
2
tamj•
vexs•
metu•
1
trer•
dewter•
dewter•
opists•
alzur•
ana•
palin•
palin•
anti•
konter•
ene•
obj•
xron•
elitš•
gerat•
elitš•
snek•
korimb•
mordj•
1
kraz•
home•
home•
akter•
atart•
1
emble•
1
emble•
2
lokx•
šper•
šten•
iren•
iren•
arst•
2
lar•
1
homr•
silog•
ojked•
morb•
morb•
2
pat•
2
lez•
1
tel•
1
tel•
371
aimless
air
air (tune)
airplane
airport
akin
alas
alcoholic drink
alert
alert
alert
alert
alert
alert
alert
alert
alert
alga
alga
alien
alien
alien
alive
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
all
allay
allay
alleviate
alleviate
alley
alligator
allure
allure
allure
allure
almost
almost
alms
alone
along(side)
also
altar
altar
altar
alter
alter
alter
372
matae
aer
canor
taira [A]
mataar [A]
cognat
oect
meth(y)
aioll
draster
oca
oci
ocy
otrer
sphodr
strenu
vigil
fuc
fyc
othn
peregrin
xen
bio
(o)ul
ecast
encycl
hecast
hol(o)
ol(o)
omn
pan
pasi
tot(i)
apon
solaci
apon
solaci
laur
makarah [S]
dele
illect
illex
illic(i)
paen
pen(e)
mend(os)
chor
secut
an(a)
ara
eschar
thymel
streph
streps
strept
mataj•
1
aer•
knor•
2
tajr•
matar•
2
kogn•
1
ojkt•
metx•
1
ajol•
drasr•
oky•
oky•
oky•
hotr•
sfodr•
2
stren•
vigel•
fyk•
fyk•
2
otn•
2
peregr•
ksen•
bi•
2
uvl•
ekast•
entsikl•
ekast•
hol•
hol•
omni•
pan+
pazi•
tot•
apon•
solts•
apon•
solts•
lajr•
2
makar•
2
del•
ilits•
ilits•
ilits•
2
pene•
2
pene•
1
mendz•
2
kxor•
sekut•
1
ana•
araw•
esxar•
tyml•
1
strept•
1
strept•
1
strept•
altitude
altitude
altitude
always
always
amateur
ambassador
ambassador
amber
ambrosia
ambush
ambush
ambush
amiable
amount
amount
ampoule
amputate
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
amuse/ing
analogous
analogous
analogous
analysis
analyze
analyze
analyze
analyze
analyze
analyze
analyze
ancestor
anchor
ancient
ancient
ancient
ancient
ancient
ancient
ancient
angel
anger
anger
angle
angle
angle
angle
acr
bun
mast
aichm
semper
bebel
ceryx
pemot
electr
tamaris
hodur
ichn
odur
venust
choenic
pleth
hydat
eccopt
gel
gel
gel
gel
jocos
jocul
ligur(in)
oti(os)
progana
tenth
terpsi
anti
ecel
icel
log
lab
lamb
mat
ops
scisc
spex
spic(i)
avit
guai
arch
obsolesc
obsolet
pala(e)
palai
prisc
pristin
tenshi [J]
ira(cund)
men
canthus
eces
gloch
gone
1
axr•
bun•
2
mašt•
aji•
sempr•
bebel•
kryks•
2
pemt•
eletr•
tamar•
hodr•
1
ixn•
hodr•
venst•
xojnits•
plets•
xyd•
etšopt•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
šokl•
okl•
ligr•
hotj•
progn•
terps•
terps•
antj•
ekel•
ekel•
2
log•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
matm•
2
opš•
skiš•
spitš•
spitš•
avit•
gvaj•
1
arxe•
opsol•
opsol•
palaj•
palaj•
2
prist•
2
prist•
tenš•
irats•
2
men•
2
kants•
etšes•
glox•
1
gon•
angry
angry
anguish
animal
animal
animal
ankle
ankle
ankle
annihilate(d)
annihilate(d)
annihilate(d)
annihilate(d)
annihilate(d)
annihilate(d)
annihilate(d)
announce(ment)
announce(ment)
announce(ment)
announce(ment)
announce(ment)
announce(ment)
annoy(ing)
anoint(ed)
anoint(ed)
anoint(ed)
another
another
answer
answer
ant
ant
ant
antenna
antenna
antenna
antenna
anti
antique
antique
antique
antique
antique
antlers
anus
anvil
anvil
anvil
anxiety
apart (rare)
apart from
apart from
apart from
apart from
apart from
scydm
scythr
stein
belb
ther
zo(on)
cyndal
passal
sphyr
(i)cid
eremot
ereps
olesth
olet(hr)
oleti
olous
angeli
cledon
gnome
nunci
nunti
nuthete
dacn
collin(it)
ongu
ungu
all
oll
apantes
prativacaman [S]
laert
murm
myrm(ec)
cerat
melicer
psau(s)
pselaph
en
arch
obsolesc
obsolet
prisc
pristin
rangi
proct
acmon
incud
incus
deil
visheshena [S]
chor
dia
idic
para
seors
skytr•
skytr•
šten•
belb•
1
terj•
zo•
kyndal•
pasl•
2
sfyr•
tsid•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
2
lows•
angel•
kledn•
1
gnom•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
dakn•
1
koln•
ugv•
ugv•
1
alj•
alits•
apant•
pradvak•
lart•
mirmek•
mirmek•
kerat•
kerat•
psalf•
psalf•
ene•
1
arxe•
opsol•
opsol•
2
prist•
2
prist•
rangi•
prokt•
akmon•
inkud•
inkud•
2
deil•
višesn•
2
kxor•
2
dia•
idits•
1
para•
sers•
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
apartment
ape
ape
ape
appall
appall
appall
appall
appall
apparatus
apparent(ly)
apparent(ly)
apparent(ly)
apparent(ly)
apparent(ly)
apparition
apparition
appearance
appearance
appearance
appearance
appearance
appearance
appendix
appetite
apple
apple
appointment
appreciate
appropriate
approve
approve
apricot
April
arbutus
arc
arc
arc
arc
arc
arch
arch
architect
archway
ardent
coet
col(a)
eces
eci(e)
eco
ecs
oec(et)
oeci(e)
oic
por
vihar [S]
ceb
pithec
pithon
tarach
tarass
tarax
tuph
typh
metr
dail
del
doke
pseud
pseust
horam(at)
oram(at)
morph
opic
opiqu
ops
phaen
phan
der
orex
mel(in)
melin
minuie [Hb]
phil
armost
det
ny
mishmish [A]
Vaisakhah [S]
uned
camp(al)
camp(t)
lunat
men(i)
numen
haps(id)
hapt
adrichal [Hb]
psall(i)
acu(le)
1
kojt•
tsola•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
2
powr•
vihar•
tseb•
pitek•
pitek•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tupf•
tupf•
metr•
1
del•
1
del•
2
dokt•
psewd•
psewd•
oram•
oram•
morf•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
fan•
1
fan•
2
der•
2
reks•
2
mevl•
melin•
minj•
1
fil•
armost•
2
det•
2
nys•
mišm•
vajsax•
uned•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
lunt•
2
menj•
2
num•
haps•
haps•
adrix•
psalj•
akule•
373
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardent
ardour
ardour
are
are
area
area
area
area
arena
argument (issue)
argument(ing)
aria
aria
aria
aria
aria
aria
arid
aristocratic
arm-chair
arm-ring
arm (limb)
arm (limb)
armed
armour (nn)
armour (nn)
armour (nn)
armpit
armpit
army
army
army
army group
aroma
aroma
aroma
aroma
374
aest
alees
calid
calor(i)
causim
causis
caust
caut
estr
eth
hiles
hilether
oestr
scylm
sphodr
tentigin
thur
thyas
thalp(or)
thalyer
ent
ont(o)
aequor
agro
alo
plaga
drom
elench
jurg
mel(es)
melict
meliz
melyr
molp
phtegm
aza(le)
clyt
diphr
armill
brachi
draa [A]
pothin
loric(a)
ostrac
phract
igny
maschal
loche
strat(i)
syrden
tagm(at)
balanat
myr(o)
myrism
pneum(at)
1
aest•
ales•
kalor•
kalor•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
ojstr•
1
aest•
hils•
hils•
ojstr•
skilm•
sfodr•
tentitš•
tjad•
tjad•
tsalp•
tsalp•
onts•
onts•
2
ekwor•
1
agr•
alov•
pladž•
1
drom•
elentš•
jurg•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
molp•
2
ftegm•
azl•
klyt•
difr•
armilj.
braxi•
drax•
2
potn•
lorits•
ostrats•
frakt•
igny•
mašl•
1
lokx•
2
strats•
syrd•
2
tagm•
blant•
myr•
myr•
1
pnewm•
aroma
around
around
around
around
arrange(ment)
arrange(ment)
arrange(ment)
arrive
arrive
arrogant
arrow
arrow
arrow
arrow
arrow
arrow
arrow
arrow(point)
arrow(point)
arrow(point)
arrow(point)
arse(hole)
arse(hole)
arse(hole)
arse(hole)
arsenal
art
art
artery
artificial
as if / though
as if / though
as if / though
as if / though
as if / though
as if / though
ascend
ascertain
ascertain
ash(es)
ash(es)
ash(es)
ash(es)
ash(es)
ash(es)
ashy
ask
ask
askance (look)
asparagus
aspect
aspect
aspect
aspect
aspect
pno
ambi
peri
strach
strang
syllog
tagm(at)
tax
elysis
elytos
psaimyth
atract
bel
belemn
oest
oist
sagitt
tox(a)
aechme
aichm
lonch
lunch
podex
podic
pyg
proct
sage
mausa
tecne
phleb
siani [A]
pseud
pseud
pseust
pseust
quasi
quasi
ambat
tass
tatt
coni(t)
conid
conio
conis
spod
tephr
ciner
cale
erot(em)
paet
heljon [Hb]
horam(at)
morph
opic
opiqu
ops
1
pnewm•
1
amfi•
peri•
strax•
strax•
silog•
1
tagm•
2
takts•
elyt•
elyt•
psanš•
atrakt•
bejl•
belemn•
ojst•
ojst•
sagit•
tokts•
ajxm•
ajxm•
lonk•
lonk•
podits•
podits•
pyg•
prokt•
šage•
mofs•
tetšn•
1
fleb•
sinja•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
psewd•
kwas•
kwas•
ambat•
tats•
tats•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
1
spod•
tefr•
tšiner•
kale•
erots•
pajd•
heldž•
oram•
morf•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
aspect
aspect
aspect
asphalt
aspire /ation
aspire /ation
aspire /ation
aspire /ation
ass (donkey)
ass (donkey)
ass (donkey)
ass (donkey)
assail
assassin
assassinate
assassinate
assassinate
assassinate
assault (sexual)
assault (sexual)
assault (sexual)
assemble(d)
assemble(d)
assemble(d)
assemble(d)
assemble(d)
assemble(d)
assemble(d)
assembly
assiduous
assimilate
assist
assist
assist
assistant
associate
association
assuage
astringent
asunder
asylum
asylum
asylum
asylum
at
at
at
at
at
at each side
at each side
at once
at once
at once
at once
oram(at)
phaen
phan
igd
elp
elpid
elpis
iccha [S]
canthon
oen
on
onus
loche
sphact
nec(at)
occis
phon
sicari
hibri
hybri
ibri
cras
hom
homeo
lect
legul
syllex
typhl
symphor
thass
harmo(n)
boeth
juv
timor
oecet
heta(e)r
symphor
solaci
kashayah [S]
varic
dor
dora
hara
lochme
an(a)
anchi
angy
engi(on)
pros
amphi
ampho
autic
eri
ixal
mox
oram•
1
fan•
1
fan•
igd•
elp•
elp•
elp•
itša•
1
kants•
onh•
onh•
onh•
2
lokx•
spakt•
nek•
otšis•
1
pfon•
sikr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
2
hybr•
1
kraz•
home•
home•
legd•
legd•
slek•
1
tyfl•
simfr•
1
takts•
2
harm•
boet•
žuv•
timr•
ojked•
etarj•
simfr•
solts•
kasaj•
varts•
dora•
dora•
2
hara•
1
loxm•
1
ana•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
proš•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
awtik•
2
eri•
1
iksal•
moks•
atmosphere
atonement
atonement
attach
attach
attachment
attachment
attachment
attack
attack
attack
attack
attend to
attentive
attentive
attest
attic
attitude
attract
attract(ion)
attract(ion)
audience
augment
augment
augment
augment
augur(y)
augur(y)
augur(y)
augur(y)
August
aunt
aunt
aunt
aurora
austerity
author
authority
automatic
autumn
autumn
available
avalanche
avenue
avidity
avidity
avidity
avidity
avidity
await
await
await
await
awake
away
cras
purgan
purgat
crem(a)
prosthos
odon
odus
pex(i)
aicter
emblem(at)
embol
loche
merimn
ter
vigil
superst
sandarah [A]
hex
haemil
spast
vinnul
gargar
plei
pleon
aux
ux
cledon
manci
mant(i)
sag
bhadrapada [S]
matulani [S]
tethid
tethis
eo(s)
jejun
moualif [A]
samchut [Hb]
meniaazmo [Hb]
hopor
sharat [S]
etoem
ract
laur
cittes
cittos
labell
labr
lim(er)
elp
elpid
elpis
men
vigil
apo
2
kraz•
purg•
purg•
kremast•
1
projts•
odon•
odon•
2
peks•
akter•
1
emble•
1
emble•
2
lokx•
merimn•
2
tejr•
vigel•
1
špers•
sandr•
1
heks•
haml•
spast•
1
vinl•
1
gargr•
plei•
plei•
awks•
awks•
kledn•
mants•
mants•
šag•
badrapt•
matlan•
tetsis•
tetsis•
eos•
ježn•
mwalf•
samtš•
menjaz•
hopr•
šarat•
etojm•
rakt•
lajr•
kits•
kits•
1
labr•
1
labr•
2
limn•
elp•
elp•
elp•
1
menj•
vigel•
1
ap•
375
away
away
away from
away from
away from
awkward
awl
awl
awl
awning
awning
ax
ax
ax
ax
ax
ax
ax (battle)
axiom
axis
axis
axle
axle
rempt
tele
ab
an(a)
dia
argal
ope(as)
opeat
subul
sci(ad)
sciasm
pelec(e)
pelecy
psoch
psoct
sceparn
secur
sagar
pradhanah [S]
cnodac
strophinx
cnodac
strophinx
remt•
1
tele•
abu•
2
ana•
2
dia•
argal•
ope•
ope•
2
šubl•
2
skjad•
2
skjad•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
psok•
psok•
škepr•
šekr•
sagr•
pradan•
knots•
2
strops•
knots•
2
strops•
bad
bad
bad
bad mark
bad taste
badge
bag
bag
bag
bag
bag
bag
bagatelle
bagatelle
baggage
bake
baker
balance (nn)
balance (nn)
balance (nn)
MEANING
babble
babble
babble
babble
babble
babble
babble
baby
baby
baby
baby
baby
bachelor
bachelor
bachelor
back(side)
back(side)
back(side)
back(side)
back(side)
back(side)
backbone
backbone
backward
backward
bacon
bad
376
ETYMON
garr(i)
lal(l)
lalag
lalax
lerem
lerod
nugat
breph
nepi
neputi
puer
thremm
caeleb
coeleb
eth(eo)
dahar [A]
not(i)
orrh
pristh
terg(al)
ur
acnest
rhach(i)
achoranit [Hb]
pra(e)
chanzir [A]
blas)
LEMMA
gar•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lerm•
lerm•
nukt•
brep•
nepj•
nepj•
pwer•
tremn•
kleb•
kleb•
etx•
daxr•
1
notj•
1
horx•
2
prišt•
1
terg•
uvr•
aknest•
raxi•
atšran•
epre•
tšandz•
blas•
balance (nn)
balance(d)
balance(d)
balance(d)
balcony
bald
bald
bald
bald
bald
bald
bald
bald
bald
ball (clew)
ball (clew)
ball (clew)
ball (dance)
ball (globe)
ball (globe)
ball (lump)
ballast
ballet
ballet
balloon
balloon
balloon
balloon
cac(od)
dys
pejor
pejus
onost
demod
pess
kibis
olp
marsupi
per
phascul
sacc
thylac
leptyn
leptysm
sorac
artop
artokopos
libr(a)
librium
stathm
torcul
petaur
pirh
trutin
pergul
falagr
glaber
laev(i)
lejo
madar
phalacr
psedn
psil
vuls
agath
glomer
tolyp
orches(t)
kandukah [S]
orb
thromb
saburr
orches(t)
tripudi
folli(cul)
oed(al)
oedan
oedem
kak•
dys+
pežor•
pežor•
onost•
demd•
1
pesk•
kibiš•
holp•
marsp•
1
per•
faskl•
sakts•
tylak•
2
lept•
2
lept•
sork•
artop•
artok•
1
lipr•
2
lebr•
2
štatm•
torkl•
2
petr•
pirj•
trutn•
1
pergl•
falakr•
glabr•
lavj•
lavj•
madr•
falakr•
psedn•
1
psil•
2
vuls•
2
agast•
glom•
tolip•
orxes•
kanduk•
2
orb•
1
tromb•
šabr•
orxes•
tript•
folj•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
balloon
balloon
balloon
balm
balm
balm
balm
balm
balsam
balsam
balsam
balsam
baluster
banana
band (ribbon)
band (ribbon)
band (people)
band (ribbon)
bandage
bang
banister
bank
bank
bank (shore)
bank (shore)
bank (shore)
bank (shore)
bank (shore)
banquet
banquet
baptize
baptize
bark (inner)
bark (inner)
bark (nn)
bark (nn)
bark (nn)
bark (nn)
bark (nn)
bark(ing)
bark(ing)
bark(ing)
bark(ing)
bark(ing)
bark(ing)
barley
barn
barque (etc.)
barque (etc.)
barrel
oedo
papula
phys
alimm(at)
cer
chrisma
pingu(i)
smet
alimm(at)
chrisma
pingu(i)
smet
cancel(l)
musa
cest
dory
ochl
vitt(a)
spargan
psoph
cancel(l)
amb(it)
ambon
eion
ocht(er)
ochthod
oia
rip(ar)
daet
esth(i)
ard(m)
arth
eclemm(at)
phloe
lepi(s)
lepil
lepyr
phell
phell
hylac(t)
hylagm
latr(a)
rhyz
ryz
thoys
shair [A]
kalia
lemb
scaph
doli(o)
ojdi•
papl•
1
fys•
alim•
tšer•
xrism•
pingv•
smed•
alim•
xrism•
pingv•
smed•
kantsl•
musa•
tsest•
2
dory•
okl•
vitsa•
spargan•
psof•
kantsl•
ambit•
ambit•
hion•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
ripe•
dajt•
1
ests•
ardm•
ardm•
eklemt•
floj•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
hilak•
hilak•
1
ladr•
ryz•
ryz•
tojs•
šajr•
2
kalš•
lemp•
1
skaf•
1
doli•
barrel
barrel
barrel
barren
barren
barren
barren
barricade(d)
barricade(d)
barrier
barrier
barrier
base (fundament)
base (fundament)
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
bashful(ness)
basin
basin
basin
basin
basin
basin
basin
basis
basis
basis
basis
basis
basis
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
basket (etc)
bast
bast
bast
bast
bast
dolium
orc
pith(od)
falagr
phalacr
steir
trech
erym(at)
erymn
charac
herco
phragm
bas
bat
aedem(on)
aeschyn
bhayam [S]
lygr
trer(on)
trer(on)
caucal
cotyl
len
obba
pelic
pelyc
patell
bas
bat
fundi
hedr
pradhanah [S]
pythmen
arrhich
calad
calath
licm
licn
pherni
pitak [S]
plect
sargan
sport
tarp
urich
eclemm(at)
lepi(s)
lepil
lepyr
phell
1
doli•
orts•
1
pits•
falakr•
falakr•
stejr•
1
trex•
erym•
erym•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
2
fragm•
baš•
baš•
edem•
ajsxyn•
bajam•
lygr•
1
trer•
1
trer•
kawk•
1
kotyl•
1
len•
obd•
pelyk•
pelyk•
2
ptel•
baš•
baš•
fundj•
1
hedr•
pradan•
pytm•
urix•
kalat•
kalat•
likm•
likm•
fern•
pitak•
2
pleks•
sargn•
špord•
2
tarb•
urix•
eklemt•
lepid•
lepid•
lepid•
1
pfel•
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bast
bast
bat (mammal)
bath(room)
bath(tub)
bath(tub)
bathe
bathe
bathe
baton
baton
baton
batter(ed)
battery
battle
battle
battle
battle
battle
battlement
battling
bawl
bay
bazaar
be(ing)
be
be
be (at)
be (at)
be (at)
be (at)
be absent
beach
beach
beach
beach
beach
beach
beach
beak
beak
beak
beak
beaker
beaker
beam (light)
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
378
phell
phloe
nycter
bal(a)ne
lutor
lutr
lot
lous
lust
coryn
fusti
scipon
sina
matsber [Hb]
agon
machem
machet
palaestr
polem
geiss
pugn(ac)
rudit
syrt
chremat
ent
ont(o)
sches
baen
nae
nai
nee
apor
aren
eion
litor
littor
littu
orari
rhio
dertr
mastac
mastax
rhamph
fritill
lepist
juber
doc
embol
stipit
tigill
1
pfel•
floj•
nyktr•
2
balan•
lutr•
lutr•
1
lows•
1
lows•
1
lows•
koryn•
fustj•
skipn•
sinax•
mazb•
agon•
max•
max•
plestr•
polem•
ge •
punjak•
ruts•
sirt•
1
xremat•
onts•
onts•
sxes•
bejn•
naj•
naj•
naj•
1
apor•
1
arn•
hion•
litr•
litr•
litr•
rari•
rari•
dertr•
mastak•
mastak•
ramf•
fritl•
1
lepts•
jubr•
dots•
1
embl•
2
stipt•
tigl•
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
beam (wood etc)
bean
bear
bear (infant)
bearable
beard
beard
beard
beast
beast (of prey)
beast (of prey)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beat(ing)
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
beautify
beautify
beauty (woman)
beauty (woman)
beauty (woman)
beauty (woman)
beauty (woman)
because (of)
because (of)
bed
bed
bed
bed
bed
bed
bedlam
bedroom
bedroom
bedside
tign
trab(s)
trabal
kyam
arct
loch(i)
anect
arist
geni
pog(on)
belb
epactr
ther
arax
cop(t)
crus
ictu
plec(tes)
plegi
plos
sphigm
tymm
abrot
caleid
callim
callon
kall(i)
pulchell
pulcher
pulchr
specios
cosme
polimen
cypr
paphia
pulchell
pulcher
pulchr
amax
dia
demn
eun
klin
lech
lect
lectul
patag
mitod [Hb]
stibad
demn
tigl•
trab•
trab•
kjam•
1
arkt•
1
lox•
anekt•
2
arist•
genj•
pogn•
belb•
paktr•
1
terj•
araks•
1
kop•
kruz•
ikt•
pleksi•
pleksi•
ploš•
sfigm•
tumn•
abrot•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
spetš•
kosmed•
1
plim•
kypr•
pafj•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
amaks•
dja•
demn•
eun•
kline•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
patak•
mitod•
stibd•
demn•
bee
bee
beech
beef
beehive
beehive
beer
beer
beet-root
beetle
before (in front)
before (in front)
before (in front)
before (in time)
before (in time)
before (in time)
beg (charity)
beg (charity)
beget
beget
beget
beget
beget
beget
beget
beget
beggar
begin(ning)
begin(ning)
begin(ning)
begin(ning)
begrudge
behavior
behavior
behavior
behavior
behavior
behind
behind
behind
behind (rump)
behind (rump)
behind (rump)
belief
belief
bell
bell
bell (small)
bellow
bellow
apis
meliss
fagus
apj•
melis•
2
fag•
besar bakar [Hb] bakr•
cypsel
kypsl•
simbl
simbl•
humul
huml•
zyth
zyts•
bangar [A]
bangr•
canthar
kantr•
pra(e)
proj•
proe
proj•
2
prosth
prost•
prae
opr•
proe
opr•
prora
opr•
agyrt
agyrt•
1
mend(os)
mendz•
1
loch(i)
lox•
maieu
maje•
nat
nat•
obstetr
opstetr•
part(ur)
partr•
1
toc
tok•
1
toque
tok•
zhati [S]
žat•
proict
projts•
2
aris
aris•
eo(s)
ew•
2
horme
horm•
inchoat
inxot•
2
eleo
ele•
agog
angog•
1
elat
elat•
rectr
rektr•
2
tax
takts•
veh
vex•
2
arche
arxe•
1
meta
meta•
poster
pwest•
podex
podits•
pyg
pyg•
ur
uvr•
1
dox
doks•
pistot
pistot•
campan
kampan•
codon
kodon•
nol(a)
nol•
2
bryx
bryx•
mycem
migm•
bellow
bellow
bellows
belly
belly
belly
belly
belly
belong
below
below
below
belt
belt
belt
belt
belt
belt
belt
belt
bench
bench
bench
bench
bend
bend
bend/bent
benefit
benefit
benefit
benefit
benefit
benevolence
bent (inclination)
bent (leaning)
bent (leaning)
bent (leaning)
bent (leaning)
beret
beret
berry
berry
berry
berry
berry
beseech
beseech
beside
beside
beside
mycet
mygm
phys
djuf [A]
gaster
gastr(o)
lapar
pleon
ctem
hipo
hyp(o)
nerth(er)
balte
cest
clitell
stelm
stroph
succinct
telam
zoster
diphr
scolythr
selm
sphela
psand(a)
stroph(al)
cyrt
nice
nike
oninem
ophel(im)
tryg
char
sattva [S]
orge
orsa
orsum
orsus
calyptr
cucull
api
bacc
cocc
racem
rhag
supolic
supplex
anchi
angy
engi(on)
migm•
migm•
1
fys•
džuf•
gastr•
gastr•
2
lapr•
pleon•
ktem•
hyp•
hyp•
nertr•
balte•
tsest•
klitl•
stelm•
2
stropf•
2
šukts•
1
tlam•
zostr•
difr•
sklitr•
1
selm•
sfel•
psand•
1
stropf•
tsyrt•
nike•
nike•
2
onin•
ofel•
tryg•
1
xar•
sadv•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
kaliptr•
kukl•
api•
bakt•1
kokts•
rakm•
2
rag•
splidz•
splidz•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
379
juxt
pros
all
juxt
para
obsidio
belti(st)
rihan [A]
erast
erastri
meny
prodit
prodot
marit
eras
erasm
intra
medi
meso
dele
an(a)
ultra
darragar [A]
upaharah [S]
chelom(at)
bo
bu
macr(o)
magn
galbul
physc
syrt
fel(l)
dertr
beside
beside
besides
besides
besides
besiege
best
bet
bethroded
bethroded
betray
betrayal
betrayal
betrothal
betrothed
betrothed
between
between
between
bewitch
beyond
beyond
bicycle
bid
bifurcation
big
big
big
big
big-bellied
big-bellied
bight
bile
bill (bird)
bill (invoice)
billhook
billion 10
9
billionth 10--9
billionth 10
-12
billy goat
billy goat
bind
bind
bind
bind
bind
bind
bind
bind
bind (book)
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jukt•
proš•
2
alj•
jukt•
1
para•
1
opsid•
belti•
rixn•
erast•
erast•
meny•
prodod•
prodod•
marit•
erast•
erast•
intra•
medz•
medz•
2
del•
1
ana•
ultra•
darg•
upar•
xlom•
2
buw•
2
buw•
1
makr•
magn•
galb•
1
fysts•
sirt•
1
felj•
dertr•
cheschbon [Hb] xežb•
drep(an)
drepan•
giga
giga• [GN]
nano
nana• [GN]
pico
pika• [GN]
1
aeg
aig•
1
eg(o)
aig•
1
coll(a)
kolj•
deo
djes•
des
djes•
hapt
hapt•
1
pag
pfag•
1
pang
pfag•
sandhi [S]
sandj•
zeug(mat)
zegm•
typhl
tyfl•1
binder
binder
bird
bird
bird
bird
bird
bird
bird of prey
birth
birth
birthday
biscuit (etc)
biscuit (etc)
bit
bit
bit (a)
bit (a)
bite
bite
bite
bite
bite
biting
biting
biting
bitter
bitter
bitter
bitter
bitter
black
black
black
black
black
black
black
black
blackbird
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
bladder
zeux
zyx
avi
ornis
ornith
pteryx
volucer
volucr
hierax
nat
zhati [S]
zuks•
zuks•
avj•
ornit•
ornit•
pteriks•
1
vlukr•
1
vlukr•
herak•
nat•
žat•
jomhuledet [Hb] džoml•
mas
masts•
pelen
peln•
acol
akl•
clas
klaz•
ebae
ebaj•
ebh
ebaj•
dac(n)
dak•
dak
dak•
dect(ic)
dak•
edac
dak•
odax
dak•
1
dect
dekt•
drimi
drimj•
drimy
drimj•
1
picr
pikr•
2
styphr
stypn•
2
stypt
stypn•
2
tiktah [S]
tikt•
2
virus
vrus•
1
atr
atr•
fusc
fusk•
kelaen
keln•
mel(as)
melan•
melan
melan•
melen
melan•
morphn
morp•
percn
perkn•
cichle
kixl•
cyst
tsyst•
folli(cul)
folj•
oed(al)
ojdi•
oedan
ojdi•
oedem
ojdi•
oedo
ojdi•
papula
papl•
pemph(ix)
pemf•
1
perdon
perdn•
2
phly(ct)
fly•
bladder
bladder
blade
blade
blame(d)
blame(d)
blank
blank
blank
blank
blank
blanket
blanket
blanket
blanket
blaspheme
blazon
bleach
bleak
bleak
bleb
bleb
blessing
blind(ness)
blind(ness)
blind(ness)
blind(ness)
blind(ness)
blister
blister
blister
blister
blister
blister
blister
blister
blister
block
blonde
blonde
blonde
blood
blood
blood
blood
blood
bloodthirsty
blossoming
blouse
pomphol
win
hyn(n)
stonyx
castig
mom(ph)
arg
canast
cand
candid
candor
epel
lodic
lodix
pomast
ara
scut(ell)
yubayyid [A]
sci(ad)
scia(r)
var(ic)
variol
oninem
alops
caec
coec
scot
typhl
cyst
oed(al)
oedan
oedem
oedo
papula
pemph(ix)
phly(ct)
pomphol
tesser
alb
xanth
xuth
brot
haem
hem(o)
hemat(o)
icho
lythr
phon
thal(e)i
chalikah [Hb]
pemf•
1
fys•
hyn•
stonyk•
tsastig•
momf•
2
arg•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
1
kandid•
epl•
lodiks•
lodiks•
pomast•
arar•
sxut•
jubaž•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
varits•
varits•
2
onin•
alop•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
2
skot•
typl•
tsyst•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
ojdi•
papl•
pemf•
2
fly•
pemf•
tesr•
alb•
ksant•
ksant•
1
brot•
1
hem•
1
hem•
1
hemat•
ikx•
lytr•
1
pfon•
1
tsalj•
tšalk•
blow (air)
blow (air)
blow (air)
blow (hit)
blow (hit)
blow (hit)
blow up
blow up
blow up
blubber
blubber
bludgeon
bludgeon
bludgeon
bludgeon
blue
blue
blue
blue
blue
blue
blueberry
bluish
bluish
blunt
blunt
blunt
boar (tame)
boar (wild)
boar (wild)
board
board
board (plank)
board (plank)
board (plank)
board (plate)
boat
boat
boat
boat
boat
boat
boat
boat
boat
boatman
boatman
bobbin
body
body
flat(u)
phys(al)
psychr
pae
plec(tes)
plegi
aem(at)
spharag
spharg
flen
flet
clav(i)
coryn
litu(i)
rhopal
anill
caesi
coerule
cyan
glauc
venet
oullaiq [A]
prase
prasi
ambly
pityl
retu(n)s
verr
capr
ptela
placni
plax
pinac
sanid
sanis
ptych
cymb
halia
hori(a)
lemb
linter
lintr
nau
ploe
scaph
nao
naut(il)
acer
dem
gyi
pflat•
2
fys•
1
psikr•
paj•
pleksi•
pleksi•
2
ajmid•
sfarg•
sfarg•
fletn•
fletn•
1
klavj•
koryn•
1
litu•
ropl•
anil•
tsesi•
tšerl•
kyan•
2
glak•
vened•
wulk•
2
pras•
2
pras•
1
ambly•
pitl•
ertus•
2
verz•
tsapr•
1
ptel•
plaks•
plaks•
1
pinak•
sanz•
sanz•
1
ptix•
tsymb•
2
xalj•
2
horj•
lemp•
lintr•
lintr•
nav•
ploj•
1
skaf•
nawt•
nawt•
atšer•
2
dejm•
gyj•
381
body
body
bog
bog
bog
bog
bog
bogey
bogey
bogey
bogey
boil(ed)
boil(ed)
boil(ed)
boil(ed)
boil (nn)
boil (nn)
boil (nn)
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiler
boiling
boisterous
bold
bole
bolt (buckle)
bolt (key)
bolt (key)
bolt (key)
bolt (key)
bolt (key)
bolt(ed)
bolus
bomb
bond (tie)
bond (tie)
bond (tie)
bond (tie)
bond servant
bond servant
bone
bone
bone (small)
bonus
bonus
book
book
boom (bellow)
382
hatha [S]
som(at)
el
elei
hel
helei
helei
taeter
taetr
terat
teter
hephth
hepset
parul
ze(st)
aegilop
argemon
dothi
cacab
cucum(a)
hipn
ipn
oll
alees
strep
adr
stelech
ocheus
clavi
cleis(t)
embol
mandal
pessul
oect
cocc
petsatsah [Hb]
gli
glut
hamm(at)
taen(i)
atmen
duli(c)
osteo
osto
astragal
brabei
chrest
bibli
teuch
bryx
hat•
som•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
heft•
heft•
2
parl•
1
ze•
aglop•
argim•
2
dotsi•
katsab•
tsukm•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
olel•
ales•
2
strept•
adr•
stelx•
2
oxes•
2
klavj•
klejst•
1
embl•
mandl•
pesl•
2
ojkt•
kokts•
petst•
gli•
glyt•
hamt•
1
tanj•
atmen•
dulk•
oste•
oste•
astrag•
brabj•
xrest•
bibl•
1
tux•
2
bryx•
boom (bellow)
boom (bellow)
boom (bellow)
boot (shoe)
booty
booty
booze
Bordeaux (color)
border (hem)
border (hem)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
border (rim)
bore (through)
bore (through)
bore (through)
bore (through)
bore (through)
bore (through)
bore (through)
bore (through)
borrow
boss (hub)
boss (master)
boss (master)
boss (master)
boss (master)
boss (master)
both (ways)
both (ways)
bottle
bottle
bottom
bottom
bottom (rump)
bough
bough (tree)
bound (nn)
boundary
boundary
boundary
bourgeois
bourgeois
mycem
mycet
mygm
caliga
leja
lia
potor
vinolent
lom(at)
patag
amb(it)
ambon
chil
ephor
ocht(er)
ochthod
oia
peirar
peras
perat
trep
trym
tryp
anap(e)ir
peir
phola
pholet
terebr
mutu
modiol
anax
curi(o)
domin
onax
prytan
amphi
ampho
lagen
lagyn
tell
terr(a)
pyg
clemat
ern
phim
ephor
hori(o)
horiz
astei
asti(c)
migm•
migm•
migm•
kalg•
leja•
leja•
2
potr•
2
vinl•
lom•
2
patak•
ambit•
ambit•
2
xil•
epfr•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
1
pejr•
peras•
peras•
tryp•
tryp•
tryp•
anpir•
2
peir•
pfol•
pfol•
terebr•
2
mutu•
modjol•
anaks•
2
kyr•
domn•
anaks•
pryt•
2
amfi•
2
amfi•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
terl•
terl•
pyg•
klemat•
hern•
pfim•
epfr•
1
horj•
1
horj•
astits•
astits•
bovine
bovine
bow (ornament)
bow (ornament)
bow (ornament)
bow (ornament)
bow (shooting)
bow (shooting)
bow (shooting)
bow(ing)
bow(ing)
bow(ing)
bow(ing)
bow(ing)
bow(tie)
bowel(s)
bowel(s)
bowel(s)
bowel(s)
bower
bowl
bowl
bowl
box
box
box
box
box
boy y
boy
boy
boy
bracelet
bracelet
braid
brain
brake (nn)
brake (nn)
brake (nn)
bran
bran
bran
branch (department)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
bo
bu
dem
demat
desm
sparti
aps
bius
tox
lord
pren
psand(a)
reo
rhop
peirar
botul
enter
hill
pantic
trichil
caucal
obba
scall
caps
cibot
larnac
larnax
pyx(i)
cores
mirac(i)
mirax
putill
armill
cric
nex
encar
fraen
fren
staltic
aplud
furfur
pityr
tachn
brachi
clad
ern
festuc
oramn
ors(o)
osch
1
buw•
1
buw•
desm•
desm•
desm•
špart•
1
apš•
bjus•
toxs•
lord•
prein•
psand•
rep•
rep•
2
pejr•
botul•
enter•
hilj•
pants•
trixl•
kawk•
obd•
2
škal•
kaps•
kibot•
1
larn•
1
larn•
1
pyks•
kores•
mirak•
mirak•
putl•
armilj.
krits•
2
neks•
enkr•
1
pfren•
1
pfren•
2
stalt•
aplud•
furf•
pityr•
2
tjekn•
braxi•
klad•
hern•
pfest•
1
ramn•
hors•
hors•
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branch (ramification)
branching
brand (mark)
brandish
brandish
brandy
brass
brass
brave (warrior)
brave (warrior)
brave(ly)
brave(ly)
brave(ly)
brave(ly)
brave(ly)
bravery
bravery
bray
bray
bray
bray
bray
breach
breach
bread
bread
break away
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
break(ing)
breakable
breakable
breakfast
breakwater
breast (chest)
breast (chest)
breast (chest)
breast (woman)
breast (woman)
ram(n)
ramal
rhips
sur
trechn
rangi
inust
saen
sain
meth(y)
aen
aer
andr
phos
phert
thar(sal)
thrass
tolm(er)
yphth
aim
hem
clang
hylac(t)
hylagm
iyg(m)
rudit
chasm
geiss
art(a)
bec
vuls
agees
clast
erechth
fragm
noc(i)
nocu
noxi
rhex
thrau
thraust
psadar
psathyr
iftar [A]
choma
pector
stern
steth
mast
maz
1
ramn•
1
ramn•
1
rips•
šur•
trexn•
rangi•
inust•
šan•
šan•
metx•
1
aen•
2
aer•
2
andr•
pfos•
fert•
tras•
tras•
tolm•
hyft•
hajm•
hajm•
klang•
hilak•
hilak•
jygm•
ruts•
xasm•
geš•
arta•
bets•
1
vuls•
ages•
klast•
1
reks•
1
fragm•
nots•
nots•
nots•
1
reks•
truv•
trast•
psatr•
psatr•
iftr•
xoma•
pektr•
štern•
stet•
1
mašt•
1
mašt•
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breast (woman)
breast (woman)
breathe
breathe
breathe
breathe
breathe
breathe
breeches
breed
breed
breeze
bribe(d)
bribe(d)
brick
bride
bride
bridegroom
bridge
bridge
bridle
bridle
bridle
brief
brief
brief (vb)
brigand
brigand
brigand
brigand
bright
bright
bright
bright
bright
bright
bright
bright
bright
brighten
brilliant
brilliant
brilliant
brilliant
brilliant
brilliant
brilliant
brim
brim
brim
384
uber
uthar
aem(at)
aemid
flat(u)
phys(al)
pneust
psychr
brac(cat)
sativ
teth(el)
eol
frace
fraci
later
core
nymph
posi
gephyr(e)
selm
haben
lor(u)
staltic
sten
stin
mathet
leist(es)
leister
lester
sinto
actin
arg
caesi
diid
phaet
phalar
silb
stilb
sukla [S]
sel(ag)
actin
agla
glauc
phaet
phalar
silb
stilb
ocht(er)
ochthod
oia
1
hubr•
1
hubr•
1
ajmid•
1
ajmid•
pflat•
2
fys•
pnust•
1
psikr•
brakt•
satf•
2
tetj•
eol•
fraš•
fraš•
2
latr•
1
kore•
nymf•
epoš•
gefyr•
2
selm•
haben•
lor•
2
stalt•
1
sten•
1
sten•
matsed•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
sint•
1
aktin•
2
arg•
tsesi•
djid•
fajt•
2
falar•
stilb•
stilb•
sukla•
selg•
1
aktin•
aglaj•
1
glak•
fajt•
2
falar•
stilb•
stilb•
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
brine
bring
bring about
bring about
bring about
bring forth
brisk
brisk
brisk
brisk
brisk
brisk
brisk
bristling
bristling
bristling
bristling
bristling
bristling
brittle
brittle
broadcast
broadcast
broken
bronze
bronze
brooch
brood (vb)
broom
broom
broom
broom
broom
broom
broth
broth
brother
brow
brown
brown
brown
bruise
bruise
bruise
bruise
bruise
bruise
brush
brush
brush
muri
elat
gene
poies
poiet
maieu
aioll
draster
oca
oci
ocy
otrer
strenu
dasy(t)
daul
hisp(id)
lasi
pephri
phrix
psadar
psathyr
scedasm
scedast
sabac
aen
aer
peron
epozo
penicill
sar
saron
sarot(r)
scop
syr
juscul
zom
bhrata [S]
ophry(s)
badi
phae
phoe
plag
plegi
smodic
smoding
thladi
thlast
asperg
chaet
sar
muri•
1
elat•
1
gen•
1
poj•
1
poj•
maje•
1
ajol•
drasr•
oky•
oky•
oky•
hotr•
2
stren•
dasy•
dasy•
hisp•
lasi•
pefr•
priks•
psatr•
psatr•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
spak•
1
aen•
2
aer•
2
prone•
epodz•
pentsil•
1
syr•
2
sartr•
2
sartr•
2
skop•
1
syr•
juskl•
1
zomt•
brata•
ofry•
badj•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
pledž•
1
pledž•
smodz•
smodz•
tlast•
tlast•
sperg•
tšet•
1
syr•
brush
brush
brush
brush
brush (nn)
brush (nn)
brush (vb)
brushwood
brushwood
brushwood
brushwood
brusque
brutal
brutal
brutal
bubble
bubble
bubble
buck (goat etc)
buck (goat etc)
buck (goat etc)
buck (goat etc)
buck (goat etc)
buckle
buckle
buckle
buckle
bud
bud
buffoon
buffoon
bug (bed-)
bugaboo
bugaboo
bugaboo
bugaboo
bugle
build
builder
building
built (nn)
bulb
bulb
bulb
bulb
bulb
bulge
bulkhead
bulkhead
bulky
stelgid
stlengid
syr
trich(in)
ather
penicill
acanth
bat
phrygan
rach
rhach
pityl
pityl
sphedan
trux
cyst
perdon
phly(ct)
dorco
dorx
hirc(in)
hirguin
trag
ocheus
peron
porp(ac)
porpem
blast
kym(o)
macc
natah [S]
core
taeter
taetr
terat
teter
liticen
tecton
molitor
binian [Hb]
dem
cocc
codi
scir(rh)
thyl
tyl(l)
cel
elasm
lasm
pach(y)
stelg•
stelg•
1
syr•
trixn•
2
ater•
pentsil•
2
akant•
2
bats•
frygan•
rax•
rax•
pitl•
pitl•
spedn•
tryks•
tsyst•
1
perdn•
2
fly•
dork•
dork•
hirk•
hirk•
trag•
2
oxes•
2
prone•
porp•
porp•
blast•
2
kym•
1
makš•
nata•
koris•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
tatr•
litits•
tekton•
molit•
binj•
2
dem•
kokts•
kodi•
skir•
tylt•
tylt•
stsel•
2
elasm•
2
elasm•
paxy•
bull
bull
bullet
bullet
bulwark
bulwark
bulwark
bulwark
bulwark
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bump (lump)
bumpy
bumpy
bumpy
bun
bunch
bunch
bunch
bunch
bunch
bundle
bundle
bundle
bundle
bundle
bundle
bung
burgeon
burgess
burgess
burgess
burgess
burgher
burgher
burgher
burgher
burly
burn
burn
burn
burn
burn
burn
burn
bo
bu
kandukah [S]
orb
teich
tich
toich
vallar
vallat
cal
cale
call
cordy(l)
kali
onc(od)
phym(at)
toros
rech
rug(at)
scrupe
balan
acin
corymb
sor(ed)
staphyl
sur
dragm(at)
gryn
lemm
phacel
sor(ed)
sur
pess
kym(o)
astei
asti(c)
etes
hetes
astei
asti(c)
etes
hetes
pach(y)
aest
cae
caj
dau
eth
ign
igne
1
buw•
1
buw•
kanduk•
2
orb•
tejx•
tejx•
tejx•
vlat•
vlat•
kal•
kal•
kal•
kordyl•
kal•
2
onk•
fim•
tros•
rex•
rex•
skrup•
1
balan•
atsin•
korimb•
šor•
stafl•
šor•
dragm•
grun•
1
lemn•
fatsel•
šor•
šor•
2
pesk•
2
kym•
astits•
astits•
hetes•
hetes•
astits•
astits•
hetes•
hetes•
paxy•
1
aest•
tsajr•
tsajr•
dav•
1
aest•
ign•
ign•
385
burn
burn
burn
burn
burn
burn (nn)
burn (nn)
burning
burning
burning
burning
burning
burnish
burr
burrow
bury
bury
bush
bush
bush
bush
bush
bush
bush
bush
bush
bush
business
business
but
butcher
butcher(ing)
butt
butt
butt (firearm)
butter
butterfly
butterfly
butterfly
buttock
buttock
button (push)
button (push)
button (push)
button (push)
button (push)
button(ed)
buy (someone)
buy (someone)
buy (something)
386
igni
off
phlog
seir
torr(en)
ured
urens
alees
causim
causis
caust
caut
sel(ag)
psell
lachaen
crypt(o)
tarchon
als
dum(al)
frutec
frutex
frutic
lochm(e)
rhop(i)
rhops
thamn
thyrs
empor
pol
psil
artam
lani
doli(o)
dolium
litu(i)
butyr
hepial
hepiol
psych
clun(icul)
nat(ic)
cermat
gomph
kyph
omb
umb
nex
frace
fraci
oni(o)
ign•
opf•
flog•
tsajr•
torš•
1
ured•
1
ured•
ales•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
selg•
2
psel•
2
laxn•
1
krypt•
tarx•
als•
dum•
fruts•
fruts•
fruts•
2
loxm•
1
rops•
1
rops•
tamn•
1
tyrs•
1
empor•
2
poli•
2
psil•
artam•
lani•
1
doli•
1
doli•
1
litu•
bytr•
hepjol•
hepjol•
psix•
1
klun•
natits•
2
kermat•
2
gomf•
kyf•
1
umb•
1
umb•
2
neks•
fraš•
fraš•
honj•
buy off
buzz
buzz
buzz
buzz
buzz
MEANING
cab
cabbage
cabbage
cabbage
cabin
cabin
cabin
cabin
cabin
cabinet
cable (rope)
cable (rope)
cable (rope)
café
cage
cage
cake
cake
cake
calculate
calf
calf
call (nn)
call(ing)
call(ing)
call(ing)
callow
callow
callus
callus
callus
calm
calm
calm
calm
calm
calm
calyx
camel
camera
camp
camp(ing)
camp(ing)
camp(ing)
campaign (vb)
campaign (vb)
tin
bomb
minur
minyr
stridis
stris
ETYMON
jan [S]
caul
hol(er)
ol(er)
calia
calyb(e)
scen(it)
sken
tuguri
scrini
fun(al)
guai
merinth
qahwa [A]
clob
panjarah [S]
lib
mas
pelen
arithm
damal
port(ac)
phthegma
calar
calat
clang
falagr
phalacr
por(om)
thyl
tyl(l)
aithr
erem
galen
hesyc
hesygu
sig(a)
kalyx
ushtrah [S]
itsin•
bomd•
minyr•
minyr•
stris•
stris•
LEMMA
jan•
2
kawl•
1
oler•
1
oler•
kalyb•
kalyb•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
tugr•
skrin•
fun•
gvaj•
merint•
kaxw•
klob•
pandžar•
2
lib•
masts•
peln•
aritm•
damal•
portak•
1
ftegm•
klat•
klat•
klang•
falakr•
falakr•
purm•
tylt•
tylt•
ajtr•
1
erm•
1
galn•
hesyts•
hesyts•
sig•
kalyks•
uštra•
salat taswir [A] tasw•
gun
džun•
aloc
awlak•
2
aul
awl•
castr
tsastr•
machem
max•
machet
max•
can (box)
can (box)
can (box)
can (box)
can (box)
canal
canal
canal
canal
canal
canal
canal
canapé
cancer
candle(stick)
candy
candy
cane
cane
cane
cane
cane
cane
cane
cane
cane
cane
canoe
canoe
canoe
canticle
canvas
canvas
canvas
canyon
canyon
cap (hat)
cap (hat)
cap (hat)
cap (hat)
capable /ity
capable /ity
capacity
capacity
capacity
capacity
cape (headland)
cape (headland)
cape (headland)
capsize
capsule
capsule
capsule
captain
capture (nn)
amby(c)
chytr
matul
pyx(i)
testu
amar
donac
donax
foggara [A]
ochet
syring
syrinx
diphr
carcin
cere
lich
matok [Hb]
donax
fusti
lyg(er)
lygin
lygod
lygos
oroph
schoen
schoin
thry(on)
cymb
linter
lintr
rig [S]
histi(o)
isti(o)
linte
charadr
chasm
calyptr
cucull
gale(at)
pile(ol)
apt
ican
ochem
oches
virios
vis
orari
rhio
spil(as)
hafach [Hb]
coss
lob(i)
scrini
imperator
agra
amby•
xytr•
matl•
1
pyks•
tests•
hamar•
2
donak•
2
donak•
fogr•
oxed•
srynk•
srynk•
difr•
1
kartsin•
tsere•
lix•
matok•
1
donak•
fustj•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
lyg•
1
ropf•
1
sxen•
1
sxen•
tery•
tsymb•
lintr•
lintr•
rik•
isti•
isti•
lint•
xaradr•
xasm•
kaliptr•
kukl•
galer•
2
pile•
1
apt•
ikan•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
viri•
viri•
rari•
rari•
2
špil•
hafax•
kos•
lobj•
skrin•
imper•
agra•
capture(d)
capture(d)
capture(d)
capture(d)
car
carapace
carapace
carapace
carapace
carcase
carcase
carcase
carcase
carcase
card (wool etc)
card (wool etc)
card (wool etc)
cardboard
care
care
care
care for
careful(ly)
careful(ly)
careful(ly)
caress
caress
cargo
cargo
carouse
carouse
carouse
carouse
carpenter
carpet
carpet
carpet
carpet
carriage
carriage
carriage
carrion
carrot
carry(ing)
carry(ing)
carry(ing)
carry(ing)
carry off
carry out
carry out
cart
cart
cartilage
carve
carve
case (box)
caps
marpt
rap(t)
zogr
och
cheli
chely
chit(on)
ostrac
cenebr
necr(o)
necy
ptom
reduv
cten
tribul
xani
1
tsaps•
marp•
rapt•
zogr•
1
okx•
xely•
xely•
xit•
ostrats•
knebr•
nekr•
nekr•
ptoma•
reduv•
1
kten•
1
tribl•
ksan•
boorugami [Jp] borgam•
merimn
merimn•
threps
treps•
thrept
treps•
1
cur(i)
kyr•
caut
tsawt•
pinyt
pinyt•
sedul
sedl•
blac
blats•
mulc
mulk•
1
achter
axt•
1
arm
harm•
daps
dapt•
dapt(r)
dapt•
vor
vor•
zabr
zabr•
tekton
tektn•
2
phorm
porm•
psiath
pšats•
reg(o)
ereg•
stragul
stragl•
jan [S]
jan•
1
och
okx•
rhed
rede•
ptom
ptoma•
gazar [A]
gazr•
pher/fer
for•
1
ger
ger•
1
oes(o)
ojs•
phor(a)
for•
nasm
nasm•
prass
prasts•
pratt
prasts•
1
och
okx•
rhed
rede•
1
chondr
xondr•
colapt
kolapt•
2
toreut
tored•
caps
kaps•
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case (box)
case (box)
case (sheath)
cash money
cask
cask
casserole
casserole
cast (troupe)
cast (vb)
cast (vb)
castrate (nn)
castrate(d)
cat
catch (get)
catch (get)
catch (get)
catch (get)
catch (get)
catch (get)
catch (get)
catch (nn)
catch (nn)
catch (nn)
caterpillar
caterpillar
caterpillar
cattle
cattle
cattle
cattle
cauldron
cauldron
cauldron
cause (nn)
cause (nn)
cause (nn)
cause (vb)
caustic
caution (vb)
caution (vb)
cautious
cautious
cave / ity
cave / ity
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
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pyx(i)
scrini
cole
naqd [A]
doli(o)
dolium
leb(es)
lebet
thymelic
tect
tex
thlad
spadon
aelur
caps
harp
lepsi
leptes
marpt
rap(t)
zogr
agr(em)
agren
pag
camp
eruc
kamp
cten
mel(ot)
probat
veterin
cacab
cucum(a)
oll
aiti
eth
eti
gene
dect
monel
monil
caut
pinyt
coel
glen
antr
antr
bothr(i)
bothr(i)
ghar [A]
gole
gole
phole
seranx
seranx
1
pyks•
skrin•
1
kole•
nagd•
1
doli•
1
doli•
2
leps•
2
leps•
timl•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
tlad•
2
spadn•
ailur•
1
tsaps•
2
harpf•
1
lepsi•
1
lepsi•
marp•
rapt•
zogr•
agrem•
agrem•
2
pfag•
2
tsamp•
eruts•
2
tsamp•
2
kten•
1
mevl•
propt•
vetrin•
katsab•
tsukm•
olel•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
1
gen•
1
dekt•
2
monel•
2
monel•
tsawt•
pinyt•
koel•
1
glen•
antr•
antr•
1
botr•
1
botr•
2
xar•
gole•
gole•
fole•
serank•
serank•
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cave(rn)
cavil at
cease
cease
cease
cease
cease
cease
celebrate
celebrate
celery
cell
cell
cell
cell
cellar
cement
cement
cement
cement
cement
cemetery
center
century
cephalopod
cephalopod
cereal
cereal
ceremony
certain
certain
certain
certain
certify
cetacean
cetacean
cetacean
chaff
chaff
chain (string)
chain (string)
chain (string)
chain (string)
chain (string)
chain (string)
chain(ed)
chain(ed)
chair
chair
chair
chair
specu
spelae
spelunc
splae
trogl
trico
desinen
ech
isch
mone
paul
paus
cleo
comaz
selin
claustr
cyt
loculus
panjarah [S]
martef [Hb]
gli
glut
igd
zeux
zyx
taph
cent
secul
teud
teut
agrost(id)
pyr
jag [S]
arci
porem
poret
tut(a)
superst
pristh
pristin
pristn
achn
achyr
caut(i)
dem
demat
desm
halysi
sir
hirm
horm(ath)
edra
hed(r)
lasan
sedil
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
trogl•
trikf•
dešn•
ekx•
isx•
mone•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
2
klej•
kmaz•
selin•
klawstr•
tsyt•
lokl•
pandžar•
martef•
gli•
glyt•
igd•
zuks•
zuks•
2
taf•
1
kentr•
1
sekl•
tewt•
tewt•
agrost•
2
pyr•
jag•
artsi•
1
porm•
1
porm•
tud•
1
špers•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
1
prišt•
atšn•
axyr•
2
kawt•
desm•
desm•
desm•
halyš•
isir•
hirm•
hirm•
2
hedr•
2
hedr•
lasn•
šedl•
chair
chair
chair
chalice
chalice
chalice
chalk
chalk
challenge
chamber
chamber
chance
chance
change
change
change
change
change
change
change
change (money)
channel
channel
channel
channel
channel
channel
channel
chant
chant
chaos
chaos
chapel
chapel
character (letter)
character (nature)
character(nature)
character(nature)
character(nature)
character(nature)
character(nature)
character(nature)
charcoal
charcoal
charge (weight)
charge (weight)
charge(d)
charge(d)
chariot
chariot
charity
charity
charm(ing)
charm(ing)
charm(ing)
obsidio
thac
thran
depas
kalyx
pater(a)
gyps
titan
1
opsid•
tsak•
2
tramn•
deps•
kalyks•
patra•
gyps•
1
titn•
prativacaman [S] pradvak•
loculus
lokl•
thalam
talm•
1
cler
xler•
tych
tyk•
allax
alaks•
1
athyr
atyr•
1
streph
strept•
1
streps
strept•
1
strept
strept•
trapel
trap•
1
vers(i)
verz•
1
cermat
kermat•
amar
hamar•
2
donac
donak•
2
donax
donak•
foggara [A]
fogr•
ochet
oxed•
syring
srynk•
syrinx
srynk•
gery
džery•
rig [S]
rik•
1
turb
torb•
1
tyrb
torb•
nao
nax•
secod
sekod•
1
grammat
gramat•
cras
kras•
orge
orš•
orsa
orš•
orsum
orš•
orsus
orš•
1
thym
tym•
2
trop
trop•
anthrax
antrats•
titio
titj•
1
achter
axt•
1
arm
harm•
1
occ
okts•
1
onc
okts•
1
och
okx•
rhed
rede•
agap
agap•
1
mend(os)
mendz•
agan
agan•
2
dele
del•
haemil
haml•
charm(ing)
charm(ing)
charm(ing)
chase
chase
chase
chase
chase
chase (metal)
chase (metal)
chasm
chasm
chasm
chaste /ity
chaste /ity
chaste /ity
chat
chat
chat
chatter
chatter
chatter
chatter
chatter
chatter
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheat
cheating
cheek
cheek
cheek
cheek
cheese
chef
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
Ac
Ag
Al
Am
Ar
As
At
Au
B
Ba
Be
Bi
Bk
lepid
lepos
vinnul
diogm(at)
harp
lag
loco
ven(at)
glaph
glaphyr
pharang
pharanx
rhochm
aedem(on)
aret
sophron
lal(l)
lalag
lalax
garr(i)
lal(l)
lalag
lalax
lerem
nugat
apat
barater
doli(o)
dolon
dolop
dolos
inex
palag
palan
parag
phel(et)
phenac
bucc
geny
parei
pari
tyr
artam
actini
argent
alum(in)
americi
argon
arseno
astat
aur(i)
bor
bari
berill
bismuth
berkeli
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
1
vinl•
djogm•
2
harpf•
lax•
1
lokj•
venr•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
frang•
frang•
roxm•
edem•
ared•
1
sofr•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
gar•
lalg•
lalg•
lalg•
lerm•
nukt•
apat•
baratr•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
ineks•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
fenak•
1
bukts•
geny•
paraj•
paraj•
2
tyr•
artm•
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chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemicalelement Cm
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
chemical element
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Br
C
Ca
Cd
Ce
Cf
Cl
Co
Cr
Cs
Cu
Cu
Dy
Er
Es
Eu
F
Fe
Fm
Fr
Ga
Gd
Ge
H
He
Hf
Hg
Ho
I
In
Ir
K
Kr
La
Li
Lu
Lw
Ma
Md
Mg
Mn
Mo
N
N
Na
Nb
Nd
Ne
Ni
No
Np
O
Os
P
Pa
brom
carbon
calcium
cadmi
cericalifornium
chlor(o)
curi
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chromo
caescupri
cupro
dyspr
erbi
einsteini
europi
fluo
ferr
fermi
franci
galli
gadol
germani
hydr(o)
heli
haffni
mercur
holmi
iodi
indi
iridi
kalium
krypt
lantan
lithi
luteci
lawrenci
masuri
mendeliev
magnesi
mangan
molybden
az
nitro
natri
niobi
nedimi
neon
nickel
nobeli
neptuni
oxy
osmi
phospho
practini
bromkarbkaltskadmtserjkalfklorkurjkobxromtsezkuprkuprdysprerbjenstevrfluwferfermjfransgaljgadlgermhydrheljhafnmerkholmjodindjirlkaljkripslantlitjljutlavrmasrmendlmaxnmanxmoljadznitrnatrnixnejdnexniknobneptsoksošmfosfprakt-
chemical element Pb
chemical element Pd
chemical element Pm
chemical element Po
chemical element Pr
chemical element Pt
chemical element Pu
chemical element Ra
chemical element Rb
chemical element Re
chemical element Rh
chemical element Rn
chemical element Ru
chemical element S
chemical element Sb
chemical element Sc
chemical element Se
chemical element Si
chemical element Sm
chemical element Sn
chemical element Sr
chemical element Ta
chemical element Tb
chemical element Tc
chemical element Te
chemical element Th
chemical element Ti
chemical element Tl
chemical element Tm
chemical element U
chemical element V
chemical element W
chemical element W
chemical element Xe
chemical element Y
chemical element Yb
chemical element Zn
chemical element Zr
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chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
chemical word stem
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chemical word stem
plumb
palladi
promethe
poloni
prazeo
platin
plutoni
radium
rubidi
rheni
rhodi
radon
rutheni
sulph
stibi
scandi
selen
silici
samari
stanum
stronti
tantali
terbi
techneci
telluri
thori
titani
thalli
tulli
urani
vanadi
tungsten
wolfr
xen
yttri
ytterbi
zinc
zircon
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acetat
aeth
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alco
alkan
am
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argin
aspart
barbit
benz(o)
byt
camfor
cet
cian-
plumbpalprompoljprazplatjpludradžrubvrenjrodjrawdrutsulfstibjskandjseldsilsamxstanstrontjtantterbjtetšntejltorjtittaljtuljurjvamwolfrwolfrksejnytrytszinkzirkymwitratseatsetetjalanalkalxamararginaspartbarbitbenzbutkamfkettsian-
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
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chemical word
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chemical word
chemical word
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chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
chemical word
cherry
cherry(tree)
chess
chest (box)
chest (box)
chest (box)
chest (breast)
chest (breast)
chest (breast)
chew
chew
chicken
chicken
chicken
chief (master)
chief (master)
chief (master)
chief (master)
chief(ly)
chief(ly)
child
child
child
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
stem
cist
cinchon
creso
cum
cystine
eth
fur
glycerin
imed
imide
isati
kainit
ligroin
mandel
meth(y)
napht
orth(o)
oxa
phenol
phorm
phtal
pinaco
prolan
prop
propi
pur
rhodani
rhyb
rub
terp
threon
trop
usn(e)
karaz [A]
ceras
shatarang [A]
caps
larnac
larnax
pector
stern
stet
alet(r)
brych
alector
gall
kukkutah [S]
anax
arch(i)
curi(o)
onax
malista
protois
paed
pais
ped(i)
tsistkintskreškumtsistetjfjurglitsimedimisatkajnlixrmantlmetxnaptortuokšapfenpformftalpinatsprovlproppropjpjurrodanrybrybterptrongtropfusnkarz•
tseras•
šatr•
kaps•
1
larn•
1
larn•
pektr•
štern•
stet•
aletr•
1
bryx•
alektr•
galg•
kukut•
anaks•
arx•
2
kyr•
anaks•
malst•
prots•
2
ped•
2
ped•
2
ped•
child
child
child(ren)
chin
chirp
chirp
chisel
chisel
chisel
chock
chock
chock
chock
chock
chock
chop(ped)
chop(ped)
chopping-block
chopping-block
chopping-block
chord
chorus
chubby
chunk
chunk
church
church
cigar
cigarette
cinnamon
cinnamon
circle
circle (nn)
circuit
circuit
circulate
circulate
citizen
citizen
citizen
citrus fruit
city
city
city
civilized
civilized
clan
clan
clan
clarify
clash
clash
clash
classify
scymn
sishu [S]
surcul
geny
murri
tetix
colapt
glaris
toreut
clav(i)
embol
gomph
pattal
sphaen
sphen
cop(t)
scolypt
stalix
vacerr
xyl
djaib [A]
thymelic
pep(on)
glaeb
thromb
nao
secod
hamaki [Jp]
sigriyah [Hb]
canell
cinnam
orb(ic)
circel
ity
strach
strang
scedasm
scedast
etes
hetes
polit
citr
asty
bad [A]
pol(i)
cicur
hemer
ethn
laus
phyl
gnome
agon
krou(o)
polem
desi
skimn•
sišu•
surkl•
geny•
murj•
tetiks•
kolapt•
glars•
2
tored•
1
klavj•
1
embl•
1
gomf•
2
patl•
sfen•
sfen•
1
kop•
skolpit•
stalts•
vakr•
ksyl•
džajb•
timl•
1
pepn•
gleb•
1
tromb•
nax•
sekod•
hamk•
sigri•
tsanel•
tsinam•
1
orb•
tsikl•
hity•
strax•
strax•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
hetes•
hetes•
2
polit•
tsitr•
asty•
bad•
pawl•
tsikur•
2
hemer•
etn•
lus•
1
fyl•
2
gnom•
agon•
krov•
polem•
desj•
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clatter
claw
claw
claw
claw
claw
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clay
clean (pure)
clean (pure)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clean(ing)
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear
clear-cut
clear-cut
clear-cut
clear-cut
clear (adj)
clear (adj)
cleave
cleave
cleave
cleave
cleft
cleft
cleft
clergy(man)
clever
clever
clever
clever
clew
clew
clew
click
climate
climate
392
talitr
chel
harp
odon
odus
onych
litarg
litharg
melle
pel(l)
pel(l)
spilad
agn
zor(a)
ablu(t)
callun
cathart
collut
elaut
elutor
laut
lustr
rhypt
sair
tergen
ters
agn
arg
caesi
diid
sukla [S]
apl
dail
del
hapl
phoeb
tran
paemin
regm
rhac
rhag
pharang
pharanx
rhochm
hiere
areo
arg
sapiens
scinac
agath
glomer
tolyp
talitr
cras
meteor
talitr•
1
xel•
1
harpf•
odon•
odon•
onyx•
litarg•
litarg•
keram•
2
pelj•
2
pelj•
spild•
1
agn•
zora•
ablut•
2
klun•
1
katar•
kolut•
elut•
elut•
elut•
lustr•
rypt•
sajr•
terdž•
terdž•
1
agn•
2
arg•
tsesi•
djid•
sukla•
hapl•
1
del•
1
del•
hapl•
1
fojb•
tranj•
1
pamn•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
frang•
frang•
roxm•
2
hier•
hare•
harg•
sapj•
šnak•
2
agast•
glom•
tolip•
talitr•
2
kraz•
1
mete•
climb
climb
climb
clinging
clinging
clinker
clip
clip
cloak
cloak
cloak
cloak
cloak
clock
clod
clog
clog
clog
clog (vb)
clog (vb)
clog (vb)
cloister
cloister
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(by)
close(d)
close(d)
close(d)
close(d)
close(d)
close(d)
close(d)
close(d)
clot
cloth
cloth
cloth
cloth
cloth
cloth
cloth
clothing
clothing
clothing
clothing
clothing
ambat
sacand
scans
striphn
stryphn
spod
keir
sarp
chlamyd
imati
palli
tebenn
trabe(a)
schaon [Hb]
glaeb
clud
clus
pom(at)
farct
fars
fart
claustr
thias(ot)
anchi
angy
eis
engi(on)
homor
juxt
pel(at)
plesi
pros
schedi
schedo
cle(id)
cleist
clud
clus
hiscen
igos
mysi
oect
thromb
histi(o)
isti(o)
linte
othon
phar
syndon
vastram [S]
chlaen
eimat
endym
endys
esth(em)
ambat•
skans•
skans•
stripn•
stripn•
2
špod•
kejr•
sarp•
xlamyd•
imatj•
palj•
tebn•
trabe•
sxan•
gleb•
klud•
klud•
1
pomt•
farst•
farst•
farst•
klawstr•
tjas•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
ajs•
1
anxi•
xomr•
jukt•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
proš•
1
šked•
1
šked•
1
klej•
1
klej•
klud•
klud•
hisk•
igos•
myš•
2
ojkt•
1
tromb•
isti•
isti•
lint•
1
otn•
pfar•
sindon•
vastr•
2
xlen•
him•
endm•
endm•
2
ests•
clothing
clothing
clothing
clothing
clothing
cloud
cloud
clown
clown
clown
clown
club (stick)
club (stick)
club (stick)
club (stick)
club (stick)
club (stick)
club (stick)
club (stick)
cluck (etc)
clupeoid (etc)
cluster
cluster
cluster
cluster
coach (carriage)
coach (carriage)
coachman
coachman
coal
coal
coal
coal
coal
coal-box
coal-scuttle
coat(ed)
coat(ed)
coat(ed)
coat-of-arms
coat-of-arms
coat (mantle)
coat (mantle)
cock (fowl)
cock (penis)
cockroach
codex
codfish
coffee
coffer
coffer
coffer
coffer
coffer
coherent
coif
esthes
esthet
him
himat
ilym
neph(el)
nephod
baburr
macc
samnio
scurr
bacl
bacter
clav(i)
coryn
fusti
litu(i)
plegan
rhopal
tetra
thriss
acin
botry
corymb
staphyl
jan [S]
rhed
aurig(a)
henioch
aethal
anthrax
maril
titio
ured
larc
larc
stegan
stegm(en)
stegnos
aegi
scut(ell)
chlamyd
palli
gall
olisb
sirsir [A]
grammat
hout [A]
qahwa [A]
cibot
larnac
larnax
rhisc
sorac
syllog
gale(at)
2
ests•
2
ests•
him•
him•
ilym•
nefel•
nefel•
babur•
1
makš•
samn•
skurj•
baktr•
baktr•
1
klavj•
koryn•
fustj•
1
litu•
plegn•
ropl•
tetr•
tris•
atsin•
2
botr•
korimb•
stafl•
jan•
rede•
avrig•
henjok•
ajtal•
antrats•
1
marl•
titj•
2
ured•
lark•
lark•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
ajgi•
sxut•
xlamyd•
palj•
galg•
lizb•
sirsir•
2
gramat•
huwt•
kaxw•
kibot•
1
larn•
1
larn•
riš•
sork•
silog•
galer•
coif
coin
coin
coin
coitus
cokes
cokes
cold
cold
cold
cold
colic
collar
collar
colleague
collect
collect
collect
collect
collection
collection
collective
collide /ision
collision
collision
colossal
colossal
colour
colour
colour
colour
colour
colour
coloured
coloured
colourless
column
column
column
column
column
comb (cock)
comb (cock)
comb (nn)
comb (nn)
comb (nn)
comb(ed)
comb(ed)
combine
come
come
comeback
comeback
comeback
comeback
penic
cermat
num(mul)
numism
salmac
anthrax
titio
algi(a)
psych(r)
rhicn
rhig
torm(in)
mutulus
tsavaron [Hb]
sodal
lect
legul
styph(n)
syllex
pleth
symphor
egyr
antoma
krou(o)
salebr
meg(a)
megeth
chrom(at)
chro(n)
irid
iris
irit
miant
phae
phoe
lir(i)
cancel(l)
kio(n)
pila
stele
styl
loph(i)
phalar
cten
pect(en)
psectr
mysti
xani
zeuct
elysis
elytos
nost
palim
palin
pra(e)
pnits•
1
kermat•
1
num•
1
num•
2
salmak•
antrats•
titj•
aldž•
2
psikr•
2
rikn•
2
rikn•
2
torm•
mutl•
tsav•
sodl•
legd•
legd•
1
stypn•
slek•
plets•
simfr•
egyr•
antomb•
krov•
salebr•
1
meg•
1
meg•
xromn•
xromn•
irid•
irid•
irid•
2
mjant•
1
faj•
1
faj•
1
lirj•
kantsl•
tšon•
pilj•
1
štil•
1
štil•
lopf•
1
falar•
1
kten•
1
pekt•
1
pekt•
2
myst•
ksan•
zyg•
elyt•
elyt•
1
nost•
palin•
palin•
epre•
393
comeback
comedian
comedian
comedian
comfort
comfort
comfort (ease)
comfort(able)
comic(al)
comic(al)
comic(al)
coming from
command
command
command
commander
commemorate
commemorate
commemorate
commerce
commerce
common(ly)
common(ly)
common(ly)
common(ly)
common(ly)
commotion
communicate
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
compact(ness)
companion(ship)
companion(ship)
companion(ship)
company (army)
compartment
compartment
compartment
compartment
compass
compassion
compassion
compassion
compell
compell
compensation
competition
competition
394
proe
macc
natah [S]
scurr
chremat
sukham [S]
egorik
schol(e)
abelter
jocos
jocul
ab
entell
entole
tagi
imperator
cleo
luct
lug(ubr)
empor
pol
coen
eutel
hom
homeo
xyn
bhayam [S]
angeli
adin
arae
crass
hathro
nact
nast
pychn
pycin
pycn
spiss
tarph(y)
amorb
heta(e)r
sodal
tagm(at)
claustr
loculus
teri
thalam
pyx
daya [S]
ele
karuna [S]
ananc
para
brabei
athlon
paran
epre•
1
makš•
nata•
skurj•
2
xremat•
suxam•
egor•
sxol•
abelt•
šokl•
šokl•
abu•
entol•
entol•
tagj•
imper•
2
klej•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
1
empor•
2
poli•
tsojn•
ejtl•
home•
home•
tsojn•
bajam•
angel•
adin•
araj•
krasts•
hatr•
nakt•
nakt•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
spiš•
tarf•
amorb•
etarj•
sodl•
2
tagm•
klawstr•
lokl•
2
terj•
talm•
2
pyks•
daja•
1
hele•
karun•
anank•
2
para•
brabj•
atlon•
1
pran•
complain
complain
complain
complain
complain
complain
complain
complain
complain
complain
complete(ly)
complete(ly)
complete(ly)
complete(ly)
complete(ly)
complete(ly)
comprehend
comprehensible
comprehensive
comprehensive
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compress(ed)
compulsory
compulsory
comrade
conceal(ed)
conceal(ed)
conceal(ed)
conceal(ed)
conceal(ed)
conceited
conceited
conceited
concentrate(d)
concentrate(d)
concentrate(d)
concentrate(d)
concentrate(d)
concentrate(d)
concentrate(d)
concerned
concert
concise
concise
conclude
conclusion
concord
concord
concrete (cement)
concrete(ness)
aelin
ejula
elegei
neni
odyr(m)
odyrt
oect
querel
queren
threnod
(o)ul
ecpleo
entele(ch)
hol(o)
ol(o)
sact
bodhi [S]
tran
dalai [S]
encycl
anch
phlib
phlips
piaz
sphigg
sphinct
staltic
string
ananc
para
heta(e)r
calypt
crypt(o)
lanthan
lathr
latit
phlaur
psaimyth
typh
kashayah [S]
rhicn
ricn
spiss
staltic
string
styph(n)
chinta [S]
neschef [Hb]
aphor(idz)
athr
peran
eschat
eiren
iren
igd
pegm(at)
elin•
elin•
eledž•
nenj•
odyr•
odyr•
1
ojkt•
kwerl•
kwerl•
trend•
2
uvl•
ekpl•
entel•
hol•
hol•
sakt•
bodi•
tranj•
dalaj•
entsikl•
1
anx•
flib•
flib•
pjedz•
sfint•
sfint•
1
stalt•
string•
anank•
2
para•
etarj•
kalypt•
1
krypt•
lantsan•
1
latr•
1
latr•
flur•
psamš•
2
tyf•
kasaj•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
spiš•
1
stalt•
string•
1
stypn•
tšint•
nesx•
afor•
2
atr•
2
pran•
esxat•
iren•
iren•
igd•
pegm•
concrete(ness)
concubine
concubine
concubine
condemn
condensed
condition
condition(ed)
conduct(ing)
conduct(ing)
conduct(ing)
conduct(ing)
conduct(ing)
conductor
conductor
cone
cone (fir)
confession
confide
confirm
conflict
conform
confuse(d)
confuse(d)
confuse(d)
confuse(d)
confuse(d)
confuse(d)
confuse(d)
confusion
congratulate
conifer
conifer
conifer
conjecture
connect(ion)
connect(ion)
connect(ion)
consecrate
consecrate
consent
consequence
consequence
consider
considerate
consist(ency)
console (vb)
constant(ly)
constant(ly)
consternate(d)
consternation
constitute
construct(ion)
construct(ion)
construct(ion)
pler(om)
heta(e)r
pallac
scort
cris
hathro
hex
ag(o)
agog
elat
rectr
tax
veh
agog
hodeg
metul
pinea
pist(ot)
pistot
det
krou(o)
anti
disop
dysop
moro
tarach
tarass
tarax
thrass
amaur
opt(a)
elat
peuc
pity
hypolamban
phim
sandhi [S]
zeuct
sphagi
spond(e)
det
carp
opad
scop
tenu(i)
hyl
egorik
hectic
semper
moro
thamb
tecton
dem
fundi
tecton
pler•
etarj•
palak•
2
skort•
krists•
hatr•
1
heks•
agv•
angog•
1
elat•
rektr•
2
takts•
vex•
agog•
hodg•
metl•
pine•
pistot•
pistot•
2
det•
krov•
antj•
dysp•
dysp•
1
morh•
tark•
tark•
tark•
traš•
amur•
hopt•
2
elat•
puk•
pity•
2
lamban•
pfim•
sandj•
zyg•
1
sfag•
sponde•
2
det•
2
karp•
upad•
1
skop•
teny•
2
hyl•
egor•
hetšt•
sempr•
1
morh•
tsamb•
tekton•
2
dem•
fundj•
tekton•
constructor
consult
contagious
container
container
container
container
container
contemplate
contemplate
contemplate
contempt
contempt
contempt (vb)
contents
contents
contents
contest (match)
contest(ing)
contest(ing)
contestant
contestant
continent
continent
continually
continually
continuous
contour
contract(ed)
contract(ed)
contract(ed)
contract(ed)
contract(ed)
contract(ed)
contrary
contribute
control (vb)
contusion
contusion
convenient
convenient
convenient
convent
conversation
convex
convince /ing
coo
cook (nn)
cook(ed)
cook(ed)
cook(ed)
cook(ed)
cook(ed)
cookie
cookie
cookie
molitor
bol(e)
virulent
angei
cyath
foron
lecyth
utr
derc
derx
theor
fast
temn(i)
despect
docu
ochem
oches
athlon
molit•
1
bolj•
virul•
ange•
kyat•
foron•
lekyt•
utr•
derk•
derk•
tojr•
2
fasts•
1
temn•
despek•
dokw•
1
oxes•
1
oxes•
atlon•
prativacaman [S] pradvak•
santhushta [S] sanst•
echth(r)
extr•
echthodop
extr•
chers
tšers•
epeir
epejr•
sychn
sixn•
synech
sixn•
aichm
aji•
pheri
fere•
kashayah [S] kasaj•
1
rhicn
rikn•
1
ricn
rikn•
sphigg
sfint•
sphinct
sfint•
1
staltic
stalt•
ob
obj•
metoch
metox•
cibernet
tsibern•
smodic
smodz•
smoding
smodz•
1
aeres
eres•
aesi
ejsi•
armost
armost.
thias(ot)
tjas•
mouhadatsa [A] muxad•
1
not
noth•
2
pith(ia)
pits•
2
laryn
larn•
artam
artm•
artop
artop•
epset
epsed•
nidor
nidr•
pepasm
peps•
peps
peps•
2
lib
lib•
mas
masts•
pelen
peln•
395
coping
coping
copious
copper
copper
copse
copse
copy
coral
cord
cord
cord
cord (rope)
cord (rope)
cordage
cordage
core
core
cork
cork
cork
cork
cork
cork
corn (callus)
corn (callus)
corn (callus)
corn (cereal)
corn (provisions)
corner
corps (army)
corpse
corpse
corpse
corpse
corpse
corpse
corpulent
corpulent
corpulent
corpus
corpuscle
corral
corral
correct(ly)
correct(ly)
correct(ly)
correct(ly)
correct(ly)
corridor
corrode(d)
corrosion
corrosion
corrosion
corrosive
396
thrinc
thring
dapsil
aen
aer
als
dri(od)
homo(i)
pora
djaib [A]
merinth
seir
peirar
resti
rudens
rudent
cocc
metr
bystr
pess
phell
phell
phloe
suber
por(om)
thyl
tyl(l)
zea
tarich
eces
loche
cenebr
necr(o)
necy
ptom
reduv
scan
galbul
obes
physc
som(at)
som(at)
charac
herco
arti
ete(o)
eu
napravith [Sl]
orth
fret
phryct
ferrug
robig
rubi
dect
trints•
trints•
dapsl•
1
aen•
2
aer•
als•
drod•
homoj•
pawr•
džajb•
merint•
sejr•
2
pejr•
rešt•
1
rudz•
1
rudz•
kokts•
2
matr•
bystr•
2
pesk•
1
pfel•
1
pfel•
floj•
subr•
purm•
tylt•
tylt•
2
ze•
1
tartš•
etšes•
1
lokx•
knebr•
nekr•
nekr•
ptoma•
reduv•
škan•
galb•
obes•
1
fysts•
som•
som•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
2
arti•
1
hetj•
eu•
naprav•
2
ort•
fred•
fryk•
frug•
robix•
robix•
1
dekt•
corrosive
corrosive
corrupt(ed)
corrupt(ed)
corruption
corruption
cost(ly)
cost(ly)
costume
costume
costume
cot(tage)
cot(tage)
cotton
cotton
couch
couch
couch
couch
couch
couch
couch
cough
cough
counsel
counsel
count(ing)
count(ing)
counter
counter (adv)
counter (adv)
counter (adv)
counterfeit
country
country
country(side)
country(side)
country(side)
couple
couple
courage
courage
courageous
courageous
courageous
courageous
courageous
course (food)
court (royal)
court(ing)
court(ing)
courteous
courteous
cousin
cousin
drimi
drimy
frace
fraci
phthir
phtin
axi
timi
eimat
him
himat
scen(it)
sken
gossyp
trich(in)
demn
diphr
eun
klin
lech
lect(r)
lectul
bechi
tussi
bol(e)
monit
arithm
digit
en
anti
contra
ob
phenac
epeir
stan
choret
rur
rust
didym
jug
aim
hem
phert
thar(sal)
thrass
tolm(er)
yphth
deipn
aulic
sterg
storg
astei
epi
anepsi
sobrin
drimj•
drimj•
fraš•
fraš•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
1
aksi•
1
timj•
him•
him•
him•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
gosyp•
2
trix•
demn•
difr•
eun•
kline•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
1
lekt•
betši•
dostš•
1
bolj•
monit•
aritm•
didžit•
ene•
anti•
konter•
obj•
fenak•
epejr•
štan•
tšort•
rur•
rur•
1
didm•
žug•
hajm•
hajm•
fert•
tras•
tras•
tolm•
hyft•
dejpn•
awlits•
1
sterg•
1
sterg•
asti•
hepj•
aneps•
2
šobr•
cover (up)
cover (up)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(age)
cover(ed)
cover(ed)
cover(ed)
cover(ed)
cover(ed)
cow
cow
cow
cow
cow-shed
cowardice
cowardice
cowboy
cowl
coy(ness)
coy(ness)
coy(ness)
coy(ness)
crab
crack (split)
crack (split)
crack (split)
crack (split)
crack(ed)
cracked (crazy)
cracked (crazy)
cradle
craft (profession)
crafty
crafty
crafty
crafty
crafty
crane
crane
cranium
crawl(ing)
crawl(ing)
crawl(ing)
calypt
scep(a)
crypt(o)
endym
endym
endys
endys
epel
indusi
indut
lodic
lodix
pomast
scepe
tect(r)
toech
stegan
stegm(en)
stegnos
teges
tegm(en)
bo
bu
vacc
vitul
mandr(a)
phyzel
ptyr(t)
equ
cucull
aedem(on)
bhayam [S]
lygr
trer(on)
carid
anch
chasm
rim(ul)
rima
psoph
mori(o)
moron
cap
tachn
doli(o)
dolon
dolos
vafer
vafr
erodi
geran
corryph
herp
rept
serpig
kalypt•
stsep•
2
krypt•
endm•
endm•
endm•
endm•
epl•
induš•
induš•
lodiks•
lodiks•
pomast•
skep•
1
tekt•
1
tekt•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
1
teng•
1
teng•
1
buw•
1
buw•
vakts•
vitsl•
2
mandr•
fizl•
tyrd•
2
ekw•
kukl•
edem•
bajam•
lygr•
1
trer•
karid•
2
anx•
xasm•
riml•
riml•
psof•
1
morj•
1
morj•
tsap•
2
tjekn•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
vafr•
vafr•
erodj•
geran•
koryf•
herp•
2
rept•
serpix•
crayfish
crayfish
crayon
crazy
crazy
creak(ing)
creak(ing)
creak(ing)
creak(ing)
cream
cream
cream
cream
cream
cream
crease
create(d)
create(d)
create(d)
create(d)
creation (art)
creed
creek
cremate
crescent
crescent
crescent
cress
crest
crest
crest
crib
cricket
crime
crime
crime
crime
crime
crimped
cripple(d)
cripple(d)
cripple(d)
cripple(d)
cripple(d)
cripple(d)
cripple(d)
criticism
criticize
crocodile (etc)
crocodile (etc)
crook
crooked
cross (nn)
cross (nn)
cross-breed(ing)
crossroad
astac
carcin
isati
alien
cerrit
brych
fres
tetix
tric
cer
illin
lip(o)
lipid
pingu(i)
smet
phla(o)
fact(it)
gene
phy
phys
opi
catech
syrt
dau
lunat
men(i)
numen
cardam
loph(i)
phalar
scopel
likn
attak
aliter
amartem
olophr
scel(est)
sceler
(o)ul
aeidi
colob
gui
manc
per
pero(m)
prav
onost
trico
makarah [S]
such
psydr
connat
staur
cruci
schiasma
schiasma
astak•
2
kartsin•
isatj•
aljen•
tšert•
1
bryx•
pfres•
tetiks•
2
tritš•
tšer•
hiln•
lipt•
lipt•
pingv•
smed•
flaj•
pfakt•
1
gen•
fy•
1
fiz•
opy•
katex•
sirt•
dav•
lunt•
2
menj•
2
num•
kardam•
lopf•
1
falar•
skopl•
likn•
atsak•
alitr•
amart•
lofr•
skles•
skles•
1
uvl•
ajdi•
kolob•
gui•
mantš•
2
per•
pevr•
prawv•
onost•
trikf•
2
makar•
sux•
1
psydr•
knat•
2
stavr•
krutši•
sxasm•
sxasm•
397
crouch
crow
crowd (bunch)
crowd (bunch)
crowd (bunch)
crowd (bunch)
crowd (bunch)
crowd (bunch)
crowd(ed)
crown (flowers, ring)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crown (head)
crucifix
crude
crude
crude
crude
cruel(ty)
cruel(ty)
crumple
crush
crush
crush
crush
crush
crush
crush
crush
crush
crusher
crusher
crust
crust
crust
crust
crustacean
crustacean
cry (animal)
cry (animal)
cry (animal)
cry (animal)
cry (call)
cry (out)
cry (scream)
cry (scream)
cry (scream)
cry (weep)
cry (weep)
crystal
crystal
398
oclao
coron
byzen
ochl
stru(ic)
strues
them
thom
man
sert(ul)
brechm
corryph
loph(i)
stemm
stephan
streph
strept
summ
staur
asper
oom
squal
trach(y)
apen
saev
phla(o)
gnapt
phlib
phlips
pins
ptis(t)
stremm(at)
thlips
thlyp
trib
tudicl
tudicul
cheli
chely
eschar
squarr
astac
carcin
hylac(t)
hylagm
iyg(m)
stren
clang
ibyc
boe
lacery
rabul
flen
flet
hyal
phyr
okla•
tsoron•
byzn•
okl•
strujs•
strujs•
tojm•
tojm•
2
mamn•
sertl•
brexm•
koryf•
lopf•
1
stem•
stref•
stref•
stref•
1
sumn•
2
stavr•
asper•
2
omj•
11
skwal•
1
traxl•
apen•
šav•
flaj•
gnapt•
flib•
flib•
pinz•
ptis•
stremn•
tlips•
tlips•
1
tryb•
tudikl•
tudikl•
xely•
xely•
eskr•
skwar•
astak•
2
kartsin•
hilak•
hilak•
jygm•
1
stren•
klang•
ibyk•
bwe•
2
lakr•
ralb•
fletn•
fletn•
hyal•
fyr•
crystal
cube
cube
cubit
cubit
cuckoo
cucumber
cucumber
cucumber
cuddle
cudgel
cuff
cuirass
cuirass
culmination
culmination
culpability
culpability
cultivate(d)
cultivate(d)
cultivate(d)
cultivate(d)
cultivate(d)
cultured
cultured
cultured
cultured
cultured
cunning
cunning
cunning
cunning
cunning
cunning
cunning
cunning
cup
cup
cup
cup
cup (trophy)
cup (trophy)
cup (trophy)
cup (trophy)
cup (trophy)
cupboard
cupola
cupping-glass
cupping-glass
cure (therapy)
cure (therapy)
cure(d)
cure(d)
cure(d)
curfew
yal
tesser
siri
pechy
pich
coccyg
cynth
pep(on)
sicy
blac
scipon
clistr
loric(a)
phract
acr
hyps(i)
aliter
amartem
colens
colent
hemer
sativ
teth(el)
dokem
dokes
idemon
idmon
soph(od)
astu(t)
doli(o)
dolon
dolop
dolos
trebac
vafer
vafr
depas
kalyx
lepist
scall
canthar
carches
cyath
pater(a)
scyph
cibot
cran
cotyl
sic
ac(on)
acos
aces(m)
acest
alth(ae)
deil
hyal•
tesr•
sirj•
peky•
peky•
koktsyk•
kynt•
2
pepn•
siky•
blats•
skipn•
klistr•
lorits•
frakt•
1
axr•
hips•
alitr•
amart•
klens•
klens•
2
hemer•
satf•
2
tetj•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
idm•
idm•
zof•
astut•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
trepk•
vafr•
vafr•
deps•
kalyks•
1
lepts•
2
škal•
kantsar•
1
karxes•
kyat•
patra•
skyf•
kibot•
kranj•
2
kotyl•
sitš•
akon•
akon•
atses•
atses•
altse•
1
deil•
curfew
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
curl (hair)
curl(ed)
curl(ed)
curl(ed)
current (time)
current (time)
current (flow)
current (flow)
current (flow)
current (flow)
current (flow)
curse
curtain
curtain
curve(d)
curve(d)
curve(d)
curve(d)
curve(d)
curve(d)
curve(d)
cushion
cushion
cushion
custom (taxes)
custom(ary)
custom(ary)
custom(ary)
custom(ary)
custom(ary)
custom(ary)
cut (mow)
cut off
cut out
cut short
cut short
cut up
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
diel(in)
bostrych
cicin
cirr
ostling
ostlinx
parul
ploc(am)
(o)ul
cinifl(o)
enul
######
adya [S]
bol
nam(at)
rhe
rho
rhy
ara
calypn
gallum
ancyl
camp(al)
camp(t)
colp(od)
cyrt
raeb
stroph(al)
pulvill
pulvin
tyle
goumruk [A]
e(e)th
habitus
nom
onom
solit
trop
meten
eccopt
latom
sarp
seli(d)
desi
acr
carchar
cisi
dect
drimi
drimy
etm
keir
latom
temn
tmeg
1
deil•
bostrix•
tšitšin•
1
tsirj•
ostl•
ostl•
1
parl•
plokm•
1
uvl•
tsinifl•
enl•
aktu•
adja•
2
bol•
namt•
1
rej•
1
rej•
1
rej•
arar•
kalipt•
galm•
ankyl•
2
kamt•
2
kamt•
1
kolp•
tsyrt•
rajb•
1
stropf•
pulvin•
pulvin•
tyl•
gumr•
1
aet•
habits•
onom•
onom•
solt•
2
trop•
metn•
etšopt•
latsm•
sarp•
šeld•
desj•
2
axr•
1
karxar•
stsis•
1
dekt•
drimj•
drimj•
2
etm•
kejr•
latsm•
2
etm•
tmes•
cut(ting)
cut(ting)
cylinder
cylinder
cylinder
cylinder
cylinder
MEANING
dad
dagger
dagger
dagger
daily
dainty
dainty
dale
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damag(ing)
damage (nn)
damage (nn)
damage (nn)
damage (nn)
damn(ed)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
damp(ness)
dance
dance
dance
dancer
danger(ous)
danger(ous)
danger(ous)
danger(ous)
dangle
tmes
tmet
acer
aul
dor
solen
strong
ETYMON
papp
phasgan
pugio(n)
xiph
hemer
chnaum
chnaur
cnem
colob
delem(at)
laes
noc(i)
nocu
noxi
oleth
olonth
perth
phtart
phteir
phter
porth(e)
sin
uli
vitios
lym
pernic(i)
phthor
sina
cris
brec(h)t
dros
plad(ar)
pladasm
uv(en)
uvesc
uvid
uvor
ixal
orches(t)
tripudi
paec(t)
cindyn
pericul
phon
uli
camp(al)
tmes•
tmes•
at er•
1
awl•
1
dor•
šoln•
strong•
LEMMA
2
papt•
fazgan•
pudž•
ksif•
hemr•
xnam•
xnam•
2
knem•
kolob•
delm•
1
lez•
nots•
nots•
nots•
lond•
lond•
1
perts•
fter•
fter•
fter•
1
perts•
šin•
hulj•
vitiš•
1
lym•
pernitš•
ftor•
sinax•
krists•
brext•
droz•
pladr•
pladr•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
2
iksal•
orxes•
tript•
pajst•
kindyn•
prikl•
2
pfon•
hulj•
1
tsamp•
399
dangle
dangle
dangle
dangle
dangle
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark
dark(ness)
dark(ness)
dark(ness)
dark(ness)
dark(ness)
dark(ness)
dark(ness)
darken
darkish
darkish
darling
darling
darling
darling
darn
dart
dart
dart
dart
dash (crush)
dash (crush)
dash (crush)
date (fruit)
date (fruit)
daughter
daughter
dawn(ing)
dawn(ing)
dawn(ing)
day(light)
day(light)
day(light)
day(light)
day(light)
daybreak
daybreak
dead
dead
deadly
deadly
400
camp(im)
camp(s)
campil
campyl
camur
amaur
atr
fusc
gnoph
kneph
mel(as)
melan
melen
sci(ad)
scia(r)
ereb
eremn
lyg
orpn
pseph(en)
scot(i)
zoph(er)
caec
phae
phoe
eras
erasm
erast
erastri
bystr
aco
jacul
pals
palt
stremm(at)
thlips
thlyp
borass
dactyl
putri [S]
thygater
eeri
pratah [S]
ushah [S]
div [S]
emer
heli(o)
hemar
hemer
eo(s)
ushah [S]
brot
teleut
letal
lethal
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
1
tsamp•
amavr•
1
atr•
fusk•
gnof•
knef•
melan•
melan•
melan•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
ereb•
ereb•
2
lyg•
horpn•
psep•
1
skot•
zofr•
2
tsek•
1
faj•
1
faj•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
bystr•
ak•
jakl•
pals•
pals•
stremn•
tlips•
tlips•
boras•
2
daktyl•
puter•
tygatr•
heri•
prata•
uša•
2
div•
1
hemer•
heli•
1
hemer•
1
hemer•
eos•
uša•
2
brot•
telt•
let•
let•
deaf
deal (nn)
dear (costly)
death
debate
debauch
debauch
debauch
debt
debt
decease
deceased (nn)
deceased (nn)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceive(d)
deceiver
December
decent
decent
decide
deck (vb)
declare
decompose
decompose
decorate
decorate
decoration
decoration
dedicate
dedicate
deem
deep
deep
deep
deep
deep-red
deer
deer
deer
deer
deer
deer
deer
defeat(ing)
defeat(ing)
defeat(ing)
defeat(ing)
defeat(ing)
badhirah [S]
empor
timi
than(at)
santhushta [S]
hellup
porn
stupr
dasm
opseilem
obi(t)
necr(o)
necy
apat
barater
inex
palag
palan
parag
phel(et)
phenac
sfal(m)
sphaler
psydr
Paushah [S]
aret
deon
crit
polimen
phradz
lys
lyt
cosme
polimen
anth
gan
sphagi
spond(e)
scop
bath(y)
benth
byth(i)
gron
vinolent
achaen
capre
dorco
dorx
elaph
proc
prox
apt
vict
vinc
vict
vinc
badžir•
1
empor•
1
timj•
tanas•
sanst•
1
helv•
porn•
stupr•
dasm•
opsel•
obit•
nekr•
nekr•
apat•
baratr•
ineks•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
fenak•
sfalm•
sfalm•
1
psydr•
pawš•
ared•
djon•
2
krit•
1
plim•
fradz•
liz•
liz•
kosmed•
1
plim•
2
ant•
gan•
1
sfag•
sponde•
1
skop•
baty•
bents•
byts•
gron•
2
vinl•
axen•
1
kapre•
dork•
dork•
elaf•
1
proks•
1
proks•
2
apt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
vikt•
defecate
defect
defect
defect
defect (nn)
defect(ive)
defect(ive)
defect(ive)
defect(ive)
defect(ive)
defect(ive)
defend
defend
defend
defend
defend
defend
deficient
deficient
deficient
deficient
deficient
deficient
defile (passage)
defile (passage)
defile (vb)
deflect
deflect
deformed
defy
degenerate
degree
degree
degree
degree
degree
degree
delay
delegate
delegate
delicacy
delicacy
delicate
delicate
delicate
delicate
delicate
delicate
delict
delict
delight
deliver (provide)
dell
dell
demand
lax(a)
lym
oleth
pernic(i)
phthor
apor
hatel
hatl
leip
lip
steres
alex
amyn
erym(at)
erymn
muni
tuit(a)
apor
hatel
hatl
leip
lip
steres
makta [A]
stib
molyn
valgus
var(us)
verg
anfract
commina
sphac(el)
agm
balbid
clity
cliv
preon
proal
melletes
ceryx
pemot
lich
scitamenta [It]
ambly
glaph(yr)
habr(o)
tenu(i)
tryph(er)
tryphos
scel(est)
sceler
agath
parokhee
bess
cnem
erot(em)
1
laks•
1
lym•
lond•
pernitš•
ftor•
1
apor•
hatl•
hatl•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
sters•
aleks•
amyn•
erym•
erym•
2
muni•
tujt•
1
apor•
hatl•
hatl•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
sters•
2
makt•
1
stib•
moln•
verdž•
verdž•
verdž•
anfrakt•
komna•
sfakl•
agm•
balb•
klitf•
klitf•
preon•
preon•
2
meled•
kryks•
2
pemt•
lix•
skitm•
2
ambly•
2
glaf•
2
habr•
teny•
trypf•
trypf•
skles•
skles•
1
agast•
prok•
beš•
2
knem•
erots•
demand
demise
demolish
demolish
demonstrate
demonstrate
demonstrate
demonstrate
demonstrate
denizen
denizen
denizen
denizen
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
dense
density
density
density
deny
depart(ure)
depend
deplorable
deplore
deplore
deposit
deposit
depository
depreaved of
deprive(d)
deprive(d)
deprive(d)
deprive(d)
deprive(d)
deprive(d)
depth
depth
deride
deride
descend
descend
descendant
descendant
descendant
descent
descent
procax
obi(t)
tryps
trypt
dictic
ostens
ostent
phrast
protin
enaul
incol
naster
nastes
adin
arae
crass
dasy(t)
daul
hathro
pychn
pycin
pycn
spiss
stipat
stiphr
stipt(it)
nact
nast
tarph(y)
2
proks•
obit•
2
tryps•
2
tryps•
diktits•
stens•
stens•
prast•
prodn•
enal•
inkol•
nastr•
nastr•
adin•
araj•
krasts•
dasy•
dasy•
hatr•
pykn•
pykn•
pykn•
spiš•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
nakt•
nakt•
tarf•
prativacaman [S] pradvak•
amped
amped•
pensil
pensl•
ptoch
ptox•
1
luct
lukts•
1
lug(ubr)
lukts•
asbol
azbol•
sedim(en)
sedim•
latebr
latebr•
a
ae•
apollym
aplym•
de(s)
dez+
chern(et)
tšern•
penia
penikr•
penichr
penikr•
ptoch
ptox•
byth(i)
byts•
orgy(i)
orgy•
scomn
skopt•
scopt
skopt•
cata
kata•
deors
ders•
catul
tsatl•
2
obri
obr•
sishu [S]
sišu•
2
gen
gen•
2
gene
gen•
401
descent
desert
desert
desert
desert(ed)
desert(ed)
design
desire
desire
desire
desire
desire
despise
despise
dessert
destination
destination
destiny
destiny
destiny
destiny
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
destroy
detached
detachment (army)
detailed
detect
determine
determine
develop
deviate
deviate
devoid
devoid
devour
devour
devour
devour
devour
dew
dew
dew
402
haem
chers
erem(io)
syrt
automol
trech
graph
ese
esis
lim(er)
memat
pothe
despect
temn(i)
houlwe [A]
tel(e)
tels
bascan
moira
oet
tych
agees
eremot
ereps
olesth
olet(hr)
oleth
oleti
olonth
olous
pernic(i)
perth
porth(e)
tryps
trypt
lapar
loche
(o)ul
repert
tass
tatt
troph
valgus
var(us)
verg
caen
kain
laphyc
laphyg
laphys
lem
lurco
dros
ers
hers
2
hem•
xers•
2
erm•
syrt•
atmol•
1
trex•
graf•
esiš•
esiš•
2
limn•
memt•
pote•
despek•
1
temn•
hulw•
1
tel•
1
tel•
baskan•
mojr•
hojt•
tyk•
ages•
1
ereps•
1
ereps•
oltr•
oltr•
lond•
oltr•
lond•
2
lows•
pernitš•
1
perts•
1
perts•
2
tryps•
2
tryps•
1
lapr•
1
lokx•
2
uvl•
erpert•
tats•
tats•
2
trof•
verdž•
verdž•
verdž•
1
tsen•
1
tsen•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
lurk•
droz•
2
ers•
2
ers•
diadem
diadem
diadem
diagnose
diagnose
dial (nn)
diamond (jewel)
diamond (jewel)
diamond (shape)
diamond (shape)
dice-box
dictate
dictate
die
die
die
die
differ
differ
different
different
different
different
difficult
diffuse
dig
dig
dig
dig
dig
dig
dig
digest(ion)
digest(ion)
digest(ion)
digest(ion)
digit
dignified
dignified
dignity
dike
dilate
diligent
diligent
diligent
diligent
dim
din
dingle
dingle
direct (manage)
direct (manage)
direct (manage)
direct(ly)
direction
stephan
streph
strept
tass
tatt
al
adamas
garasu-kiri
rhomb
scutul
fritill
entell
entole
brot
obi(t)
tabet
thapt
valgus
var(us)
verg
all
hetero
oll
oter
argal
sparg
lachaen
orych
oryct
pastin
scaph(is)
scapt(er)
scrob(i)
peps
peps
pept
pept
digit
prepod
prept
garvah [S]
choma
mydr
draster
elaphr
sphodr
thass
atr
psoph
bess
cnem
cibernet
polit
rectr
prors
clin
stref•
stref•
stref•
tats•
tats•
alal•
admant•
garask•
romb•
skutl•
fritl•
entol•
entol•
2
brot•
obit•
2
tapt•
2
tapt•
verdž•
verdž•
verdž•
1
alj•
heter•
alits•
heter•
argal•
sparg•
2
laxn•
1
orykt•
1
orykt•
patsin•
skapt•
skapt•
skrob•
pept•
pept•
pept•
pept•
didžit•
prept•
prept•
garva•
xoma•
2
mydr•
drasr•
elafr•
sfodr•
1
takts•
1
atr•
psof•
beš•
2
knem•
tsibern•
1
polit•
rektr•
prors•
xlin•
direction
direction
direction
direction
direction
director
director
dirge
dirk
dirt (rubbish)
dirt (rubbish)
dirt (rubbish)
dirt (rubbish)
dirt (rubbish)
dirty
dirty
dirty
dirty
dirty (morally)
dirty (morally)
dirty (spoil)
disdisabled
disabled
disabled
disabled
disagreement
disappear
disarrange
disband
disband
discard
discernment
disciple
disciple
disciple
disciplined
disciplined
disclose
disconcert
disconcert
disconcert
disconcert
disconcert
discord
discover
discover
discover
discover
discover
discriminate
discriminate
discriminate
discuss
disease
disease
hod(o)
hodi
hodoi
od(o)
ud
egetst
prytan
neni
phasgan
aplys
miae
miant
miar
rupi(a)
dys
pinar
pinod
squal
aeschr
aescn
molyn
apo
aeidi
gui
manc
pero(m)
neic
vanesc
marg
lys
lyt
abact
alco
mathet
stasiot
thera [S]
cicur
sophron
prodi
tarach
tarass
tarax
tuph
typh
neic
eurem
eures
heurem
heures
repert
arizel
dier
dior
santhushta [S]
morb(id)
morbos
od•
od•
od•
od•
od•
2
ext•
pryt•
nenj•
fazgan•
aplys•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
rupj•
dys+
pindr•
pindr•
1
skwal•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
moln•
1
ap•
ajdi•
gui•
mantš•
pevr•
nejk•
vans•
marg•
liz•
liz•
abakt•
alkmated•
2
stast•
tjer•
tsikur•
2
sofr•
prodž•
tark•
tark•
tark•
tupf•
tupf•
nejk•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
erpert•
arzel•
djor•
djor•
sanst•
morb•
morb•
disease
disease (infectious)
disease (infectious)
disease (infectious)
disease (infectious)
disease (infectious)
disfigured
disgrace
disgraceful
disgraceful
disgusting
disgusting
disgusting
disgusting
disgusting
dish (food)
dish (food)
dish (food)
dish (plate)
dish (plate)
dish (plate)
dish (plate)
dish (plate)
dish (plate)
dishevel
dishonest
dishonest
dishonest
dishonest
dishonour
disjoint
disk
disk
disk
disk
dislocate
dismal
dismal
dismantle
disorder
disorder
disorder
disparate
disperse
disperse
disperse
disperse
displace
display (vb)
disposition
dispute
dispute
disquiet
disrupt
disrupt
path(e)
lazar
lem
loem
loim
lym
prav
lajja [S]
aeschr
aescn
chalep
dys
nefari
styget
stygn
deipn
opson
vesc
cotyl
lanx
lec
lecane
patell
trybli
thrass
doli(o)
dolon
dolop
dolos
lajja [S]
luxa
al
cicl
solos
troch(al)
luxa
sci(ad)
scia(r)
stremm(at)
marg
turb
tyrb
varic
scedasm
scedast
sparg
varic
cin
phaner
clin
neic
2
pat•
lazar•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
lojm•
prawv•
lajž•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
xalep•
dys+
2
nefr•
stygn•
stygn•
dejpn•
pson•
1
vests•
1
kotyl•
lekan•
lekan•
lekan•
2
ptel•
trybl•
traš•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
2
doli•
lajž•
2
lukts•
alal•
kykl•
sols•
trox•
2
lukts•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
stremn•
marg•
1
torb•
1
torb•
varts•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
sparg•
varts•
tsin•
faner•
xlint•
nejk•
prativacaman [S] pradvak•
bhayam [S]
bajam•
2
luxa
lukts•
stremm(at)
stremn•
403
disseminate
disseminate
dissension
dissolve
dissolve
dissolve
dissolve
dissolve
dissolve
distance
distance
distant
distant
distant
distant
distinguish
distinguish
distinguish
distract
distress
distress
distress
distress
distress
distress
distress
distress
distress
distribute
distribute
distribute
distribute
distribute
distribute
distribute
distribute
distribute
district
disturb(ance)
disturb(ance)
disturb(ance)
disturb(ance)
disturb(ance)
ditch
divan
dive
dive
dive
diverge
diverge
divers
divert
divert
divert
404
sparg
radio
neic
lys
lyt
tabc
tabesc
tabet
tabid
orgy(i)
tele
hecat
porrh
rempt
tele
arizel
dier
dior
progana
achter
achthin
axos
dacn
luper
lype
lypr
maest
moest
dai
dat
de
petas
ptas
radio
scedasm
scedast
sparg
chor(i)
algi(a)
eil
oler
turb
tyrb
scammat
diphr
dypt
dyt(ic)
urin(at)
valgus
var(us)
verg
cret
oti(os)
progana
strach
sparg•
redj•
nejk•
liz•
liz•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
1
tapt•
orgy•
1
tele•
xekt•
porx•
remt•
1
tele•
arzel•
djor•
djor•
progn•
2
axt•
2
axt•
axs•
dakn•
lupr•
lupr•
lupr•
1
mest•
1
mest•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
1
petas•
1
petas•
redj•
1
sxed•
1
sxed•
sparg•
1
kxor•
algi•
eil•
olr•
1
torb•
1
torb•
skamt•
difr•
dyt•
dyt•
urints•
verdž•
verdž•
verdž•
krez•
hotj•
progn•
strax•
divert
divide
divide
divide
divide
divide
divide
divide
divide
divine
divine
divinity
divinity
division
division
division
division
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do away
do hair
doctor
doctor
doctor
doctrine
document
dog
dog
dog
dog(gy)
doll
doll
doll
doll
doll
domain
domain
domain
domain
domain
dome
dome
dome
dome
dome
domestic(ated)
donate
donate
donate
donkey
donkey
strang
dai
dat
de
dicho
nom
regm
rhac
rhag
hagi
hagni
dio(s)
the(o)
mer(id)
meres
merism
moer
erg
erga
ergi
ergum
poies
poiet
urg(a)
abact
cinifl(o)
iatr
jat
paeon
catech
teudah [Hb]
canin
canis
cyn
scylax
cora
core
cori
dagyd
plangon
ayl
gun
plaga
rur
rust
cran
ilem(at)
ilet
psall(i)
thol
hemer
dor(em)
gamel
proec
oen
on
strax•
dejt•
dejt•
dejt•
dix•
1
nawm•
1
rag•
1
rag•
1
rag•
hagi•
hagi•
2
djos•
te•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
1
mer•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
1
poj•
1
poj•
erg•
abakt•
tsinifl•
iatr•
iatr•
pejon•
katex•
tewd•
kyn•
kyn•
kyn•
sklak•
kora•
kora•
kora•
dagyd•
plang•
ajyl•
džun•
pladž•
rur•
rur•
kranj•
1
ilemt•
1
ilemt•
psalj•
tojl•
2
hemer•
2
dor•
gaml•
projt•
onh•
onh•
donkey
door
door
door
door
door
door-keeper
door-keeper
dot
double
double
double
double
double
double
double
double
double
doubtful
doubtful
dough
dough
dove
dove
dove
dove
dove
dove
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down (fluff)
down(ward)
doze
dozen
draconian
draconian
drag
drag
drain (nn)
drain (nn)
drain (nn)
draught
draw (fluid)
draw (fluid)
draw (line)
draw (pull)
draw (pull)
draw (pull)
draw (pull)
draw (pull)
onus
embol
osti(a)
ostium
pyl(ae)
thyr(e)
ior
janit
stictis
bi(n)
dipl(o)
diplac
diplasi
diplax
diplaz
duplic
duplex
dis
doe
pholc
magdal
pult
pelei
perister
phab
phaps
phass
trygon
achn
enchn
eri
erin
erio
ionth
lac(h)n
ptil
toment
cata
somn(i)
dodeca
dein
den
rhym
syr
donac
donax
ochet
anem
haur
haust
fleb
helc(t)
spast
tract(u)
ulc
ulqu
onh•
2
emble•
ostj•
ostj•
pyl•
1
tyr•
jor•
janits•
stikt•
bina•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dias•
doj•
folts•
2
magd•
pult•
pele•
peristr•
pfab•
pfab•
1
fasts•
trygn•
ašn•
enxn•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
jonts•
1
laxn•
ptil•
tomt•
kata•
somn•
dodeka• [GN]
dejn•
dejn•
rym•
2
syr•
2
donak•
2
donak•
oxed•
anem•
hust•
hust•
2
fleb•
helst•
spast•
trakts•
ultš•
ultš•
draw(ing)
draw(ing)
dream
dream
dream
dream
dream
dregs
dress (clothing)
dress (clothing)
dress (clothing)
dress (clothing)
dress (clothing)
dress (clothing)
dress (clothing)
dress(ed)
dribble (slobber)
dribble (slobber)
drift
drift
drift
drift
drill (nn)
drink(ing)
drink(ing)
drink(ing)
drinkable
drip
drip
drive (apparatus)
drive /ing
drive /ing
drive /ing
drive /ing
drive /ing
drive /ing
driver
driver
dromedary
droop
droop
droop
droop
droop
droop
droop
droop
droop (wither)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
gramm
graph
ephialt
onar
oneir
onir
somn(i)
syrphet
esth(em)
esthes
esthet
pepl
phar
syrm(at)
zeir
stello
pty(al)
ptyel
pleus(t)
plous
rati(s)
schedi
teretr
pin(o)
pom
pot
pist
stalagm
stalact
temo
bol
elat
loco
osm(o)
oste
veh
aurig(a)
henioch
ushtrah [S]
flacc(id)
marai
marcesc
marcid
stalact
stalagm
viesc
viet
tabes
lib(r)
piti
psac(a)
psias
rhanis
stagon
stalact
gram•
graf•
efjalt•
oner•
oner•
oner•
somn•
sirfed•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
pepl•
pfar•
sirm•
dzejr•
2
stelj•
ptial•
ptial•
plews•
plews•
ratj•
šxed•
tertr•
pinu•
2
pomt•
2
pomt•
1
bist•
stalagm•
stalakt•
2
temn•
1
bol•
1
elat•
1
lokj•
2
osm•
2
osm•
vex•
avrig•
henjok•
uštra•
flatš•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
stalakt•
stalagm•
vjes•
vjes•
tabz•
1
lib•
2
pit•
psak•
psak•
rans•
1
staxt•
stalakt•
405
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop (liquid)
drop(ped)
drop(ped)
drop(ped)
drop(ped)
droppings
droppings
droppings
droppings
droppings
droppings
dross
drown
drudge
drudge
drudge
drudge
drudge
drudge
drudge
drudge
drug
drugged
drum
drunken
drunken
dry (adj)
dry (adj)
dry (adj)
dry (adj)
dry (adj)
dry (adj)
dry (bitter)
dry (bitter)
dry(ing)
dubious
dubious
duck (fowl)
duck (fowl)
duck (fowl)
dull
dull
dull
dull
dull
dull (stupid)
dumb
dummy
dune
dune
dune
dung
dung
dung
406
stalagm
stax
still(a)
petes
pipt
ptos(im)
ptot
aphod
cacc
caco(d)
copr
scat
spyred
spod
baptist
aerumn
cop(t)
mochth
mogi
mogus
nis(us)
try(os)
trys
pharmac
temulenc
dundub
methyst
temulenc
au
aza(le)
ischn
kraur
phryg
xer
styphr
styphr
aethe
doe
pholc
chen
nes(s)
nett
ambly
hebes
hebet
nocar
retu(n)s
socors
elingu
dagyd
erg [A]
mast
this
aphod
cacc
caco(d)
stalagm•
1
staxt•
stilj•
petes•
pipt•
tosm•
tosm•
afod•
tsaks•
tsaks•
kopr•
skat•
spird•
2
špod•
bapts•
erumn•
2
kop•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
nists•
tryš•
tryš•
farmats•
teml•
dundub•
metys•
teml•
ay•
azl•
1
išn•
krar•
fryg•
kser•
2
stypn•
2
stypn•
ajte•
doj•
folts•
1
xen•
neš•
neš•
1
ambly•
heps•
heps•
nokr•
ertus•
skors•
elinx•
dagyd•
erx•
2
mašt•
tsiš•
afod•
tsaks•
tsaks•
dung
dung
dung
dung
dung(hill)
dung(hill)
during
dust
dust
dust
dust
dust
dust
dust
duty (obligation)
duty (tax)
duty (tax)
dwarf
dwarf
dwell
dwell
dwell
dwell
dwell
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
dwelling-place
MEANING
each
each
eagerness
eagerness
eagle
eagle
ear
ear
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
ear (of corn)
early
early
copr
onth
scat
spyred
fimet
laetamen
para
abac
amm
coni(t)
conid
conio
conis
hamm
cler
atel
tel
pumil
stilpon
bat
col(a)
nae
nai
nee
dom
eces
eci
ecie
eco
ecs
ephest
oec(et)
oeci(e)
oic
por
vihar [S]
ETYMON
ecast
hecast
labell
labr
aet
valer
acho
auri
achne
arist
ather
gloch(id)
glochin
otis
stachy
ante
anti
kopr•
ontj•
skat•
spird•
fimt•
1
latm•
1
para•
abats•
1
amn•
konj•
konj•
konj•
konj•
1
amn•
2
xler•
2
tele•
2
tele•
pumel•
stilp•
1
bats•
1
tšol•
naj•
naj•
naj•
dawm•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
efest•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
2
powr•
vihar•
LEMMA
ekast•
ekast•
1
labr•
1
labr•
2
aet•
valr•
akx•
2
awr•
axn•
2
arist•
2
ater•
glotš•
glotš•
ot•
stax•
ante•
ante•
early
early
early
early
Earth
Earth
Earth
Earth
Earth
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earth (ground)
earthworm
ease
east
east
easy/iness
easy/iness
easy/iness
easy/iness
easy-chair
easy-going
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eat(ing)
eccentric
echelon
echelon
echelon
echelon
echelon
eczema
eczema
eddy
eddy
Eden
Eden
edge
edge
edge
edge
eo(s)
orthr
praec
proecox
epeir
gae
gai
ge(o)
tellur
chamae
chthon
edaph
pedan
pedon
tell
terr(a)
ud(eo)
dril
solaci
eur
purva [S]
aphel
schol(e)
sukham [S]
synech
diphr
laepser
bor
bosc
brom
bros
caps
dac(n)
dak
dect(ic)
edac
odax
phag
sit
vesc
kain
balbid
daped
pedan
pedon
strat
phol(l)ic
psor(om)
ochl(er)
strob(il)
celest
div [S]
amb(it)
ambon
chil
ity
ew•
ortr•
prajk•
prajk•
epejr•
ge•
ge•
ge•
telur•
xame•
xton•
1
edaf•
pedn•
pedn•
terl•
terl•
udj•
drilus•
solts•
ejur•
purv•
afel•
sxol•
suxam•
sinek•
difr•
1
leps•
borj•
bosx•
bromn•
bromn•
2
tsaps•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
dak•
1
fag•
2
zit•
1
vests•
kain•
balb•
daped•
pedn•
pedn•
1
strats•
folits•
psor•
2
oxl•
strob•
tselest•
1
div•
ambit•
ambit•
2
xil•
2
ity•
edge
edge
edge
edible
educate(d)
educate(d)
educate(d)
educate(d)
educate(d)
educate(d)
eel
effect
effect
effort
effort
effort
effort
effort
egg
egg
egg
egg on
egg on
eight
eight
eight
elastic
elastic
elastic
elastic
elbow
elbow
elbow
elbow
elder
elect
elegant
elegant
elegant
elegant
elegy
element
element
elementary
elementary
elephant
elevation
elevator
elitary
elite
ell
ell
else
else
emaciated
emaciated
ocht(er)
ochthod
oia
edul
dokem
dokes
idemon
idmon
paed
soph(od)
enchely
carp
nast
cam(at)
mochth
mogi
mogus
zetes
o
oari
oo(n)
thect
theg
oct(o)
octo
vosjem
chalasm
chalast
exos(s)
lag(a)r
angc
ole(n)
pechy
pich
presby
pseph
comps
emmel
hemmel
laut
neni
pseg(m)
psich
stech
stoichei
gajah [S]
mast
misaad [A]
clyt
arist
pechy
pich
all
oll
camat
ischn
oxt•
oxt•
oxt•
edl•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
idm•
idm•
1
ped•
zof•
enxel•
2
karp•
nast•
1
kamt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
dzetes•
hon•
hon•
hon•
tsekt•
tsekt•
okt• [LN]
oxta• [GN]
vosm• [RN]
xlast•
xlast•
eksoš•
laxr•
ank•
oln•
peky•
peky•
1
prezby•
2
psef•
komps•
heml•
heml•
laft•
nenj•
psex•
psex•
stojx•
stojx•
gadža•
2
mašt•
msad•
klyt•
1
arist•
peky•
peky•
1
alj•
1
alj•
kamat•
2
išn•
407
emaciated
emaciated
emaciated
emaciated
embankment
embarrass(ing)
embellish
embellish
emboss
emboss
embracing
eminence
eminent
eminent
eminent
eminent
eminent
eminent
eminent
emotion
emotion
emotion
emperor
emperor
emphasis
emphasis
emphasis
empty/ ness
empty/ ness
empty/ ness
empty/ ness
empty/ ness
empty/ ness
emulation
enchain
enchain
enchant
enchant
enclosure
enclosure
encompassing
encompassing
encompassing
encompassing
encourage
end (finish)
end (finish)
end (finish)
end (finish)
end (finish)
endeavour
endeavour
endeavour
endeavour
endeavour
408
lept(al)
leptec
micit
vesc
choma
apore
cosme
polimen
glaph
glaphyr
encycl
arist
abhi [S]
aga [S]
clyt
epi
maha [S]
presby
promin
daya [S]
phras
thym
basil
imperator
mega
pest
stomph(ax)
caen
endae
inan
kain
sifir [A]
sunya [S]
asuya [S]
hirm
horm(ath)
dele
dele
charac
herco
(o)ul
encycl
hadr
pan
egorik
acr
eschat
peirar
tel(e)
tels
cam(at)
mochth
mogi
mogus
morich
1
lept•
1
lept•
mitsid•
2
vests•
xoma•
2
apor•
kosmed•
1
plim•
1
glaf•
1
glaf•
entsikl•
1
arist•
abhi•
haga•
klyt•
2
epi•
maha•
2
prezby•
promin•
daja•
2
fras•
1
tym•
basil•
imper•
2
meg•
1
pešt•
stomf•
1
tsen•
endje•
inan•
1
tsen•
sifr•
sundž•
asja•
hirm•
hirm•
2
del•
2
del•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
2
uvl•
entsikl•
1
hadr•
pan+
egor•
1
axr•
esxat•
1
pejr•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
kamt•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
morix•
endeavour
endeavour
endeavour
endure/ able
endure/ able
endure/ able
endure/ able
enemy
enemy
enemy
enemy
energy
energy
energy
energy
energy
engineer
engraft
engrave
engraving
engraving
engulf
engulf
enigma
enigma
enigma
enjoy
enjoy
enjoy
enjoyable
enjoyable
enjoyable
enlarge
enlarge
enlarge
enlarge
enlighten
enlighten
enough
enough
ensign (flag)
ensuing
ensuing
entangle
entangle
enter
enter
enter
enter
enter
entertain(ing)
entertain(ing)
entertain(ing)
entertain(ing)
entertain(ing)
morych
nis(us)
zetes
anect
odin
odyn(er)
odyn(o)
da(e)
dai
echth(r)
echthodop
aioll
crat
sthen
virios
vis
mouhandis [A]
insit
charac
glyph
glypt
caps
rhoph
griph
myrism
myst
agath
edos
hedon
arest
hedy
lar
plei
pleon
aux
ux
phaec
phan
eparc
hican
pteryx
deu
deuter
ilem(at)
ilet
dypt
dyt(ic)
ischor
pora
pori(z)
jocos
jocul
ligur(in)
oti(os)
progana
morix•
nists•
dzetes•
anekt•
odyn•
odyn•
odyn•
2
daj•
2
daj•
extr•
extr•
1
ajol•
2
krat•
2
sten•
viri•
viri•
mwand•
insits•
2
xarak•
glipt•
glipt•
2
tsaps•
2
ropf•
gripf•
1
myst•
1
myst•
1
agast•
hedon•
hedon•
arst•
hedy•
2
lar•
plei•
plei•
awks•
awks•
2
fan•
2
fan•
eparts•
hikn•
2
pterg•
dewter•
dewter•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
dyt•
dyt•
iskr•
2
porj•
2
porj•
šokl•
šokl•
ligr•
hotj•
progn•
entice
entity
entity
entomb
entrance
entrance
entrance
entrance
entreat
entreat
entry
envelop
envelop
envelop
envelope
envy
envy
ephemere
ephemere
epoch
epoch
epsilon
equal
equal
equal
equal
equal
equal in number
equip(ment)
equip(ment)
equip(ment)
equitable
era
era
ere
ere
erect
erect
erroneous
erroneous
error
error
error
error
erudite
erudite
erupt(ion)
erupt(ion)
erupt(ion)
escape(d)
escape(d)
escape(d)
escape(d)
escape(d)
escape(d)
especially
dele
ent
ont(o)
tarchon
embol
osti(a)
ostium
pyl(ae)
supolic
supplex
pyl(ae)
diad(em)
elle
enelle
scepe
asuya [S]
phton
dial
thnet
a(e)v
chron
hy(o)
aequ
equi
hom(o)
is(o)
taut
arti
enty
sceu
stell
dice
a(e)v
chron
prae
proe
stad
them
hatel
hatl
hamart
ptaesm
sfal(m)
sphaler
dokem
dokes
ragia
ramex
urigin
automol
pheuc
phygas
treo
tres
tret
idic
2
del•
onts•
onts•
tarx•
2
emble•
ostj•
ostj•
pyl•
splidz•
splidz•
pyl•
djad•
1
ele•
1
ele•
skep•
asja•
fton•
djal•
tenst•
ajv•
xron•
1
hy•
eky•
eky•
xom•
iz•
tawt•
1
arti•
enty•
škev•
1
stelj•
dikaj•
ajv•
xron•
opr•
opr•
štad•
tejm•
hatl•
hatl•
xmart•
ptasm•
sfalm•
sfalm•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
ragi•
ramek•
2
urign•
atmol•
pfuk•
pfuk•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
idits•
essence (gist)
essence (gist)
essence (gist)
essence (gist)
essence (gist)
establish(ed)
establish(ed)
establish(ed)
establish(ed)
establish(ed)
estate
esteem
esteemed
esthetics
estimate
eternal
eunuch
evaluate
even (number)
even(ly)
even(ly)
even(ly)
even(ly)
even(ly)
even(ly)
evening
evening
evening
evening
event
event
event
eventide
ever (always)
ever (who,what,where)
every
every
every
every
every day
every way (in)
every(one)
every(one)
every(thing)
every(thing)
every(thing)
every(thing)
everywhere
evident
evident
evident
evident
evident
evolution
exex-
hyl
pyren
stech
stoichei
us
hidrys
hidryt
tass
tatt
them
ayl
opid(n)
presby
tecne
timi
aichm
thlad
timi
arti
homal
leum
leus
levi
omal
plan
dys
hesper
lyg
sayam [S]
histor
path
tych
sayam [S]
semper
quaqua
hol(o)
ol(o)
omn
tot(i)
eutel
quaqua
ecast
hecast
encycl
omn
pan
pasi
ubiqu
dail
del
nunech
prep
saph(en)
kramenah [S]
obsolesc
obsolet
2
hyl•
p irn •
stojx•
stojx•
husts•
xidr•
xidr•
tats•
tats•
tejm•
ajyl•
1
opid•
2
prezby•
tetšn•
2
timj•
aji•
tlad•
2
timj•
1
arti•
homal•
lews•
lews•
lews•
homal•
1
plani•
dyš•
1
hespr•
2
lyg•
sajam•
1
histor•
1
pat•
tyx•
sajam•
sempr•
kwakw•
hol•
hol•
omni•
tot•
ejtl•
kwakw•
ekast•
ekast•
entsikl•
omni•
pan+
pazi•
ubikw•
1
del•
1
del•
nunx•
prep•
safn•
kramn•
opsol•
opsol•
409
exexexacting
examine
examine
examine
examine
examine
examine
examine
examine
examine
example
example
exceed
excellent
excellent
excellent
exceptional
excerpt
excerpt
excessive
excessive
excessive
excessive
excessive
excessive
excessive
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excite(d)
excitement
exclusive
exclusive
exclusive
exclusive
excrement
excrement
excrement
excrete
excrete
excuse
execute (kill)
execute (kill)
execute (kill)
exercise
exert(ion)
exert(ion)
exhausted
410
veter(n)
vetus
argal
alyte
diph
lab
lamb
ops
scisc
scop
spex
spic(i)
deigm
digm
nimi
aeres
belti(st)
praecell
visheshena [S]
haur
haust
hyper
megal(i)
nimi
pera
periss
pleon
pleth(or)
eret(h)
erethiz
horm(et)
hormon
lacess
otrynt
oxy
prest
thect
theg
men
idic
oeo
oeus
oio
copr
scybal
spatil
crin
emunct
prophad
lani
occis
phon
asci
nis(us)
zetes
camat
vetr•
vetr•
argal•
alyt•
dipf•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
2
opš•
skiš•
1
skop•
spitš•
spitš•
digm•
digm•
nimj•
1
eres•
belti•
prekl•
višesn•
hust•
hust•
hiper+
megal•
nimj•
1
pera•
1
pera•
plojn•
pletr•
2
eret•
2
eret•
hormn•
hormn•
2
lakts•
trynt•
2
okts•
prest•
tsekt•
tsekt•
2
men•
idits•
eju•
eju•
eju•
kopr•
skybl•
spalt•
1
krin•
emunt•
proft•
lani•
otšis•
1
pfon•
aski•
nists•
dzetes•
kamat•
exhausted
exhausted
exhausted
exhausted
exhausted
exhibit(ed)
exhibit(ion)
exhort
exile
exist(ence)
exist(ence)
exist(ence)
exit
exotic
expand
expect
expect
expect
expedient
expense(s)
expensive
experience (event)
experience (feel)
experience(d)
experience(d)
experience(d)
experience(d)
experience(d)
experiment
experiment
experiment
experiment
expert (specialist)
expert(ly)
expert(ly)
expert(ly)
expert(ly)
expert(ly)
expiation
expiation
expire
explain
explain
explanation
explode
explode
explore
explore
explore
explore
explore
explore
explore
explore
explore
explore
eff(o)et
fess
molyc
molyt
molyx
phaner
taarucha [Hb]
castig
abact
ent
ont(o)
sches
ekbas
allotri
mydr
elp
elpid
elpis
xuth
dapan
timi
tych
geus
callid
elaphr
idemon
idmon
scit
docima
obruss
peir
pir
perit
elaphr
geus
idemon
idmon
scit
purgan
purgat
teless
gnome
hermen
scoli
spharag
spharg
alyte
diph
docima
lab
lamb
mat
ops
scisc
spex
spic(i)
eft•
1
fests•
molyk•
molyk•
molyk•
faner•
trux•
tsastig•
abakt•
onts•
onts•
sxes•
egbas•
alotr•
2
mydr•
elp•
elp•
elp•
ksut•
dapan•
1
timj•
tyx•
1
gjest•
klid•
elafr•
idm•
idm•
škit•
dokim•
obruš•
1
peir•
1
peir•
perits•
elafr•
1
gjest•
idm•
idm•
škit•
purg•
purg•
tels•
2
gnom•
hermen•
1
skolj•
sfarg•
sfarg•
alyt•
dipf•
dokim•
1
lamb•
1
lamb•
matm•
2
opš•
skiš•
spitš•
spitš•
export(ing)
exposition
expression
expression
expression
expression
expression (look)
expressive
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extend(ing)
extensive
extensive
extensive
extensive
extensive
exterior
exterior
exterminate
exterminate
exterminate
exterminate
exterminate
external
external
extract(ion)
extract(ion)
extract(ion)
extract(ion)
extravagant
extreme(ly)
extreme(ly)
extreme(ly)
extreme(ly)
extreme(ly)
extremity
extremity
extremity
extremity
extremity
extremity
eye
eye
yitsu [Hb]
taarucha [Hb]
jadjur [S]
log
olog
phrase
vult(u)
pest
dolich
dolych
dulich
ectas
itn
mydr
orect
oregm
petas
ptas
taen
tan(ys)
tein
ten
titaen
(o)ul
encycl
hadr
tan(aec)
tanao
ec(to)
extra
(i)cid
olesth
olet(hr)
oleti
olous
ec(to)
extra
gen
gene
haur
haust
megal(i)
da
eri
hyper
ultra
za
acr
apo
peras
perat
tel(e)
tels
omma(t)
ophthalm
jits•
trux•
jadžur•
1
log•
1
log•
frast•
vults•
1
pešt•
dolix•
dolix•
dolix•
ektas•
itn•
2
mydr•
orekt•
orekt•
1
petas•
1
petas•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
tanj•
2
uvl•
entsikl•
1
hadr•
tanek•
tanek•
ekt•
estra•
tsid•
oltr•
oltr•
oltr•
2
lows•
ekt•
estra•
2
gen•
2
gen•
hust•
hust•
megal•
dza•
1
erj•
hiper+
ultra•
dza•
1
axr•
2
ap•
peras•
peras•
1
tel•
1
tel•
omat•
oftalm•
eye
eyebrow
eyelash
eyelid
eyelid
eyelid
eyelid
MEANINGS
fabric (tissue)
fabric (tissue)
fabric (tissue)
face (nn)
face (nn)
face (nn)
face (nn)
face (nn)
face (nn)
facetious
facetious
facetious
facetious
facetious
facility
facility
facility
facility
facility
factory
fade
fade
fade
fade
fade
fade
fade
fade
faeces
faeces
faeces
faeces
faeces
fail(ing)
fail(ing)
fail(ing)
fail(ing)
fail(ing)
fair (nn)
fair(ness)
fairy
fairy tale
faith
faithful
fake (adj)
falcon
op(s)
ophry(s)
blephar
blephar
nict
ophry(s)
scardamy
EYMONS
phlegm(at)
segestr
tela
opic
opiqu
ops
person
prosop(is)
vult(u)
gel
geloe
gelos
gelot
ligur(in)
oneis
oneist
ones
onest
sukham [S]
masnaa [A]
flacc(id)
marai
marcesc
marcid
tabes
vanesc
viesc
viet
cacc
caco(d)
scat
spatil
spyred
a(n)
apor
leip
lip
steres
chremat
esthl
yosei [J]
myth
pistot
synech
phenac
hires
ops•
ofry•
blefar•
blefar•
nikt•
ofry•
skard•
LEMMAS
2
plegm•
sxestr•
1
tela•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
persn•
1
prosop•
vults•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
ligr•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
nejts•
suxam•
masn•
flatš•
maraj•
maraj•
maraj•
tabz•
vans•
vjes•
vjes•
tsaks•
tsaks•
skat•
spalt•
spird•
an•
1
apor•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
sters•
1
xremat•
estl•
josi•
myt•
pistot•
sinex•
fenak•
1
hires•
411
fall(en)
fall(en)
fall(en)
fall(en)
fall(en)
fall(en)
fall(en)
fall-out
false(ly)
false
false
fame
family
family
family
family
famous
fan (ventilator)
fan (ventilator)
fan (ventilator)
fan(atic) (nn)
fantasy
fantasy
fantasy
far
far
far
far
fare (vb)
farm (nn)
farmer
fart
fart
fart
fascinate
fashion(able)
fashion(able)
fashion(able)
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fast
fasten(ing)
fasten(ing)
fasten(ing)
fasten(ing)
fat-bellied
fat (grease)
fat (grease)
412
cad(uc)
labes
laps
petes
pipt
ptos(im)
ptot
asbol
noth
phenac
syk
cle
gene
laus
nepot
phyl
dox
flabell
psygm
rhipi(d)
phil
onar
oneir
onir
hecat
porrh
rempt
tele
ag(o)
ayl
pagan
perdon
perdon
pord(e)
dele
emmel
hemmel
solit
anch(i)
cit
oca
oci
ocy
rhimph(al)
rhyph
sobar
tach(y)
veloc
xuth
crem(a)
pag
pang
pex(i)
obes
adip
adr
kad•
laps•
laps•
petes•
pipt•
tosm•
tosm•
azbol•
2
nost•
fenak•
1
syk•
kle•
gene•
lus•
nepot•
1
fyl•
2
doks•
flabel•
psigm•
ripid•
1
fil•
oner•
oner•
oner•
xekt•
porx•
remt•
1
tele•
agv•
ajyl•
2
pagn•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
2
perdn•
2
del•
heml•
heml•
solt•
antši•
tsitj•
oky•
oky•
oky•
rimpf•
rimpf•
1
šobr•
taxy•
velots•
ksut•
kremast•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
2
peks•
obes•
adip•
adr•
fat (grease)
fat (grease)
fat (grease)
fat (grease)
fat (grease)
fat (grease)
fat (thick)
fat(ty)
fat(ty)
fat(ty)
fat(ty)
fat(ty)
fat(ty)
fatal(ity)
fatal(ity)
fate
fate
fate
fate
father
father
father
fathom
fatiguing
fatten
fatty
fault(y)
fault(y)
fault(y)
fault(y)
fault(y)
favour(able)
favour(able)
favour(able)
favour(able)
favoured
favoured
favoured
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fear(ful)
fearless
fearless
fearless
feast
feast
feast (nn)
feast (nn)
feast on
lip(o)
lipid
pimel
pingu(i)
stear
steat
pach(y)
aliphat
dem
physc
pi(on)
pial
piot
moira
morsim
bascan
moira
oet
tych
ata
papp
pater(n)
orgy(i)
pon(ic)
sagin
obes
aliter
amartem
hatel
hatl
ptaesm
aesi
cal
philophr
veni
pri(or)
prius
pror
deim
deos
dim(al)
dim(at)
metu
orrhod
ptoa
ptoc(h)
tarb(al)
thamb
thar(sal)
thrass
tolm(er)
cleo
comaz
daet
esth(i)
molobr
lipt•
lipt•
piml•
pingv•
stear•
stear•
paxy•
alif•
demj•
1
fysts•
piš•
piš•
piš•
mojr•
morsm•
baskan•
mojr•
hojt•
tyk•
ata•
2
papt•
patri•
orgy•
2
ponts•
sagin•
obes•
alitr•
amart•
hatl•
hatl•
ptasm•
ejsi•
2
kali•
filofr•
venj•
prior•
prior•
prior•
1
dejm•
djos•
1
dejm•
1
dejm•
metu•
grod•
ptok•
ptok•
1
tarb•
tsamb•
tras•
tras•
tolm•
2
klej•
kmaz•
dajt•
1
ests•
molobr•
feast on
feather
feather
feather
feather-brush
feather-duster
February
feeble(ness)
feeble(ness)
feed
feed
feed
feed
feed
feed
feed
feed(er)
feed (flocks)
feed (oneself)
feed (oneself)
feed on
feed on
feel
feel
feel
feel
feel (experience)
feeler
feeler
feeler
feeling
feeling
feeling
feign
feign
feline
fellow (mate)
felt (fabric)
felt (fabric)
felt (fabric)
felt (fabric)
felt (fabric)
felt (fabric)
female
female
female (animal)
female (performer)
femur
fen
fen
fen
fen
fen
fence
fence
molothr
penn(i)
pinn
pten
flabell
flabell
phalguna [S]
ambly
rhoec
bor
bosc
lurco
nom
sagin
threps
thrept
troph
mela(s)
brom
bros
molobr
molothr
haph
haps
phras
tentac
geus
psau(s)
pselaph
pselaph
aesthe
esthet
phras
plass
plast
aelur
sodal
gnaph
mall(ot)
pilat
pilemat
pilot
toment
theel
thel(y)
scrof
ix
mer(a)
el
elei
hel
helei
helei
charac
herco
molobr•
penj•
penj•
pten•
flabel•
flabel•
palgun•
2
ambly•
2
rojk•
borj•
bosx•
lurk•
2
nawm•
sagin•
treps•
treps•
1
trof•
mels•
bromn•
bromn•
molobr•
molobr•
hapf•
hapf•
1
fras•
tentak•
1
gjest•
psalf•
psalf•
pselaf•
estez•
estez•
2
fras•
2
plaš•
2
plaš•
ailur•
sodl•
gnaf•
malj•
1
pile•
1
pile•
1
pile•
tomt•
1
tely•
1
tely•
skrof•
ikš•
2
mer•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
hevl•
1
xarak•
1
xarak•
fence
fence
fence
fence
fence
fence
ferment(ing)
ferment(ing)
ferment(ing)
fern (etc.)
ferocious
ferocious
ferret
ferry
fertile
fertile
fertile
fertilize
fertilizer
fervent
fervour
festival
fetus
fever
few
few
few
few
few
few
few
few(er)
few(er)
few(er)
few(er)
fiancée
fiancée
fiancée
fiber
fiber
fiber
fiber
fiber
fiber
fiber
fiber
fiber
fibril
fiddle
fidelity
field(s)
field(s)
field(s)
field(s)
field(s)
sibin
sibyn
sigyn
staur
traphec
vallus
seps
sept
zym
pter(is)
apen
saev
gale
poros
opim
uber(t)
uthat
mix
fimet
tentigin
sphodr
esth(i)
breph
pyret
holig(o)
olig(o)
parv
pauc
paulul
paur
polul
hesson
mei(on)
meios
meot
core
nymph
posi
fiber
fil
filar
fili
filo
filum
in(od)
inos
merm(ith)
nem(at)
pandur
synech
agro
arv
choret
gun
pagan
sibin•
sibin•
sibin•
1
stavr•
2
trapf•
vlus•
šeps•
šeps•
zym•
pters•
apen•
šav•
gale•
pors•
upim•
2
hubr•
2
hubr•
mixs•
fimt•
tentitš•
sfodr•
1
ests•
brep•
pyred•
olig•
olig•
2
parv•
2
parv•
2
pavl•
2
parv•
2
pavl•
hesn•
mej•
mej•
mej•
1
kore•
nymf•
epoš•
fibr•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
inos•
inos•
merm•
nemt•
pandr•
sinex•
1
agr•
arv•
tšort•
džun•
2
pagn•
413
field(s)
field(s)
fiend
fiend
fierce
fiery
fiery
fifth
fig
fig
fight(ing)
fight(ing)
fight(ing)
fight(ing)
fight(ing)
fight(ing)
fighter
figure (number)
figure (picture)
filament ment
filament
filament
filament
filament
filament
filament
filament
filament
filament
filaments
file (rasp)
file (rasp)
fill
fill(ed)
filler
film
film (movie)
filter
filter
filter
filter
filter
filth(y)
filth(y)
filth(y)
filth(y)
filth(y)
filth(y)
filth(y)
filth(y)
fin (fish)
fin (fish)
fin (fish)
final(e)
find
414
rur
rust
echth(r)
echthodop
apen
thur
thyas
pentat
caric
syk
agon
machem
machet
palaestr
polem
pugn(ac)
andr
digit
eid(i)
fil
filar
fili
filo
filum
in(od)
inos
nem(at)
thrich(i)
thrix
hyph
lim
rhin
pom(at)
sact
kalymm
diphter
kolnoa [Hb]
hylist
hyliz
salax
sest(r)
setn
aplys
miae
miant
miar
pinar
pinod
squal
thol(od)
pinn
pten
pteryg
eschat
tygchan
rur•
rur•
extr•
extr•
apen•
tjad•
tjad•
pentate• [GN]
karik•
2
syk•
agon•
max•
max•
plestr•
polem•
punjak•
2
andr•
didžit•
eid•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
2
fil•
inos•
inos•
nemt•
1
trix•
1
trix•
hyf•
1
ljim•
xrin•
1
pomt•
sakt•
klym•
difter•
kolna•
2
hylj•
2
hylj•
salak•
sestr•
sestr•
aplys•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
1
mjant•
pindr•
pindr•
1
skwal•
tlom•
pini•
ptem•
1
pterg•
esxat•
tygn•
find out
fine (nice)
fine (nice)
fine (nice)
fine (nice)
fine (nice)
finger
finger
finish
finish
finish
fir-cone
fir (etc)
fir (etc)
fir (etc.)
fire
fire
fire
fire
fire
fire
fire-steel
fireside
fireside
firm(ly)
firm(ly)
firm(ly)
firm(ly)
firm(ly)
firm(ly)
firm(ly)
firmament
firmament
first
first
first
first
first
fish
fish
fisherman
fisherman
fisherman
fisherman
fission
fissure
fissure
fissure
fissure
fissure
fissure
fissure
fist
fistula
fistula
repert
aeres
caleid
callim
callon
kall(i)
dactyl
digit
apo
peirar
peran
pinea
elat
peuc
sapin
cel
cele
phlog
pyro
pyrrho
torr(en)
dal(os)
hipn
ipn
edrai
emped
hadr
pagi
stipat
stiphr
stipt(it)
ouran
uran
enca
phtan
prim
prot(er)
proto
ichty
pisc(i)
alieus
alieut
halieus
halieut
paemin
anch
chasm
kei
rhygm(at)
rictu
rim(ul)
rima
kondyl
aegilop
argimon
erpert•
1
eres•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
daktyl•
digit•
2
ap•
1
pejr•
2
pran•
pine•
2
elat•
puk•
sapn•
kele•
kele•
flog•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
torš•
dal•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
edraj•
emped•
2
hadr•
pagj•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
uran•
uran•
enka• [GN]
ftan•
prim+
prot•
prot•
ixtj•
pisk•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
aljut•
1
pamn•
2
anx•
xasm•
2
kej•
rygm•
rygm•
riml•
riml•
kondl•
aglop•
argim•
fit out
fitting (adj)
fitting (adj)
fitting (adj)
fitting (adj)
five
five
five
five
fix(ed)
fix(ed)
fix(ed)
fix(ed)
fix(ed)
fix(ed)
fixing (tool)
flag
flag
flag
flag
flail
flake
flame
flame
flame
flame
flame
flame
flame
flank
flank
flap
flare (torch)
flare (torch)
flare (torch)
flash
flash
flash
flask
flask
flask
flask
flat
flat
flat
flat
flat
flat
flat
flatland
flatland
flatten
flavour
flawless
flawless
stell
aret
armost
deon
kair
pemp
penta
pjatj
quinque
crem(a)
hapt
pag
pang
stere
sterr
pex(i)
pteryx
semei
semi(at)
vexill
lym
croc
aest
cel
cele
eth
phlog
pyro
pyrrho
ceneon
pleur
thyr(e)
da(id)
da(is)
pan
astrap
sphinther
spinther
hydat
lagen
lagyn
lecyth
homal
leum
leus
levi
omal
plan
plat(y)
pedan
pedon
teres
sapid
agn
arti
1
stelj•
ared•
armost•
djon•
2
kajr•
penta• [GN]
penta• [GN]
pjatš• [RN]
kwint• [LN]
kremast•
hapt•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
2
stere•
2
stere•
2
peks•
2
pterg•
semj•
semj•
veksl•
2
lym•
2
krok•
1
aest•
kele•
kele•
1
aest•
flog•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
tšene•
1
plewr•
1
tyr•
dajd•
dajd•
upan•
astrap•
spintr•
spintr•
xyd•
1
lagn•
1
lagn•
letsyt•
homal•
lews•
lews•
lews•
homal•
1
plani•
platy•
pedn•
pedn•
treš•
sapt•
1
agn•
2
arti•
flawless
flax
flay(ing)
flay(ing)
flay(ing)
flea
flee(ing)
flee(ing)
flee(ing)
flee(ing)
flee(ing)
flee(ing)
flee(ing)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece (hide)
fleece(d)
fleece(d)
fleece(d)
fleeting
flesh
flesh
flesh
flesh
flexible
flexible
flexible
flexible
flexible
flexible
flick
flip
flipper
flipper
flirt (flutter)
flirt (flutter)
flit
flit
float
float
float
float
float
float
float
float
float
float
flock (herd)
flock (herd)
entele(ch)
byss(in)
recut
till
tilm
phthir
automol
drasm
pheuc
phygas
treo
tres
tret
chori
der(m)
dermat
derr
dora
nac
pell
poc(ad)
scyl
recut
till
tilm
thnet
chros
cre(at)
sarc(in)
sarqu
exos(s)
laepser
lag(a)r
radin
rhadin
stroph(al)
talitr
talitr
pinn
pteryg
saen
sain
saen
sain
nect(o)
nectri
petom
plaut
pleo
pleus(t)
plo
plous
rati(s)
schedi
aepol
agel
entel•
bysn•
retšt•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
1
ftir•
atmol•
drasm•
pfuk•
pfuk•
2
trest•
2
trest•
2
trest•
xorj•
derm•
dermat•
derm•
dra•
nak•
1
pelj•
pukad•
skil•
retšt•
1
tilm•
1
tilm•
tenst•
xros•
krejt•
sarx•
sarx•
eksoš•
1
leps•
laxr•
radn•
radn•
1
stropf•
talitr•
talitr•
pini•
1
pterg•
šan•
šan•
šan•
šan•
nekt•
nekt•
petm•
plot•
plot•
plews•
plot•
plews•
ratj•
šxed•
epol•
agel•
415
flock (herd)
flock (herd)
flock (herd)
flock (wool etc.)
flood-tide
floor
flora
flour
flour
flour
flour
flour
flour
flour
flow away
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flow(ing)
flower
flower
flower
flower
flower(ing)
flower(ing)
fluent
fluent
fluent
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluff
fluid(ity)
fluid(ity)
fluid(ity)
fluid(ity)
fluid (nn)
fluid (nn)
fluid (nn)
fluid (nn)
fluid (nn)
flute
flute
flutter
flutter
fly (insect)
fly (nsect)
416
pecor
pecu(n)
veterin
croc
plemyr
edaph
anth
aleur
faecul
fecul
krimn
paepal
pale
semidal
nasm
bol
klysm
plemyr
rhe
rho
rhum
rhy
tirb
[aztec]
anth
anthem
tsusi [S]
bry
thal(e)i
laepser
rheum
rhum
achn
enchn
eri
erin
erio
ionth
lac(h)n
ptil
toment
icm(ad)
icmal
nar
rheum
aqua
chyl
chym
ly
neo
tibi(cen)
tityr
saen
sain
empi(d)
musc
pekr•
pekr•
vetrin•
2
krok•
plemr•
2
edaf•
1
ant•
alevr•
fakl•
fakl•
krimn•
pajpl•
pajpl•
smidl•
nasm•
2
bol•
klism•
plemr•
1
rej•
1
rej•
hurm•
1
rej•
tirb•
ksotšit•
1
ant•
1
antem•
tsusi•
2
bry•
1
tsalj•
1
leps•
rewm•
hurm•
ašn•
enxn•
1
eri•
1
eri•
1
eri•
jonts•
1
laxn•
ptil•
tomt•
ikm•
ikm•
nar•
rewm•
akw•
xym•
xym•
ly•
1
ner•
tipts•
tityr•
šan•
šan•
empj•
musx•
fly (nsect)
fly (nsect)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
fly(ing)
foam
foam
foam
foam
foam
foam
fodder
fodder
fodder
fodder
fodder
fog
fog
fog
fold
fold
fold
fold
fold
fold
fold
fold
foliage
follow(ing)
follow(ing)
follow(ing)
follow(ing)
follow(ing)
follow(ing)
follower
fondle
food
food
food
food
food
food
food
food
fool (nn)
fool (nn)
fool(ing)
foolish
foolish
foolish
foolish
foolish
myi
serph
pet(aer)
petom
potan
potet
ptes
vol(an)
volat
aphr
lamper
lampi
sepi(a)
spum
usn
alesm(at)
nom
pabul
po(a)
siti(o)
halit
neph(el)
nephod
aloc
aulac
clob
neus(t)
plous
ptych
ptyct
ptygm(at)
chloe
assec(u)l
assect
deu
deuter
opad
secund(a)
mathet
blac
act
alesm(at)
deipn
esca
opson
phorb
siti(o)
vesc
baburr
macc
inex
abelter
alien
cerrit
mori(o)
moron
musx•
serf•
ptes•
petm•
potan•
potan•
ptes•
voln•
voln•
afr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
sepj•
spum•
husn•
alesm•
2
nawm•
pabl•
2
poj•
sitj•
xalt•
nefel•
nefel•
awlak•
awlak•
klob•
2
nust•
plos•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
1
xloj•
asekl•
asekl•
dewter•
dewter•
upad•
skund•
mated•
blats•
atšt•
alesm•
dejpn•
ešk•
pson•
forb•
sitj•
1
vests•
babur•
1
makš•
ineks•
abelt•
aljen•
tšert•
1
morj•
1
morj•
foolish
foolish
foolish
foot
foot
foot
foot
foot
foot-mark
foot-ring
foot (limb)
for
for
for (conj)
forage(d)
forage (nn)
forbid(den)
force (nn)
fore
forefather
forefather
forehead
forehead
foreign
foreign
foreign
foreigner
foreskin
forest
forest
forest
forest
forest
forever
forge/ ing
forge/ ing
forged (false)
forget
forget
forget
forgo
fork
fork
fork
fork
fork
form
form
form
form
form
form (health)
former
former
formula
fornicate /ation
socors
vecord
vecors
bas
bat
ped
pez/pes
pod(es)
ichn
armill
lax
dia
pro
amax
nom
pabul
kolym
pollent
prora
avit
presby
metop(id)
sincip
allotri
othn
xen
peregrin
posth
drym
nem(or)
saltu
silv
sylv
aichm
baun
chalc
phenac
lath
lesti
leth
pares
chelom(at)
dicr
dicral
dicran
dicro
eid(i)
morph
murti [S]
plag
plast
eus
veter(n)
vetus
jadjur [S]
meretri
skors•
vekr•
vekr•
baš•
baš•
pod•
pod•
pod•
2
ixn•
armilj.
2
laks•
dja•
proi•
amaks•
2
nawm•
pabl•
kolm•
plent•
prost•
avit•
1
prezby•
metop•
sintsip•
alotr•
2
otn•
ksen•
2
peregr•
posts•
drym•
2
nem•
salts•
silv•
silv•
aji•
bavn•
2
xalk•
fenak•
ladz•
1
lest•
1
lest•
pars•
xlomt•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
dikr•
eid•
morf•
murt•
plast•
plast•
ejus•
vetr•
vetr•
jadžur•
mertr•
fornicate /ation
fornicate /ation
fornicatious
fortress
fortress
fortunate
fortunate
fortunate
fortunate
fortune (good)
fortune (money)
forward
fossil
foul (adj)
foul (adj)
foul(ed)
found(ation)
found(ation)
found(ation)
found(ation)
fountain
fountain
fountain
fountain
fountain
fountain
four
four
four
four
four
fowl
fowl
fowl
fox
fraction
fractured
fragile
fragile
fragment(ation)
fragment(ation)
fragment(ation)
frame
fraud
fraud
freckle
freckle
free(d)
free(d)
free(d)
free(d)
free(ly)
free(ly)
freeze
freeze
freeze
porn
tribad
cinaed
castr
oppid
aspasm
chaer
olb(i)
phae
chremat
pecun
miss
oryct
pejor
pejus
molyn
hedr
hidrys
hidryt
pythmen
creni
peg
pidac
pidax
salmac
scatur(ig)
quadr
quart
tetart
tetra
chetirij
avi
ornis
ornith
alopec
frust(r)
sabac
psadar
psathyr
dae
frust(r)
psom
som(at)
barater
psydr
ephel
phac
rhysi
saot
sosi
soter
eleuther
nacerd
cry(o)
pag(et)
pegad
porn•
tribd•
tsined•
kaštr•
hopid•
aspas•
xajr•
olbj•
2
faj•
2
xremat•
pekun•
mists•
2
orykt•
pežor•
pežor•
moln•
1
hedr•
xidr•
xidr•
pytm•
kren•
pedž•
pidak•
pidak•
1
salmak•
skatr•
kwart• [LN]
kwart• [LN]
tetra• [GN]
tetra• [GN]
tšetr• [RN]
avj•
ornit•
ornit•
alpek•
frust•
spak•
psatr•
psatr•
1
daj•
frust•
psom•
som•
baratr•
1
psydr•
efel•
pfak•
ryš•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
elewtr•
natserd•
kry•
1
pagos•
1
pagos•
417
freeze
frenzy
frenzy
fresh
fresh
fresh
fresh
fresh
fresh
fresh
friar
Friday
friend
friend
fright(en)
fright(en)
fright(en)
fright(en)
fright(en)
fright(en)
frightening
frightening
frightening
frill
fringe
fringe
fringe
fringe
fringe
fringe
frivolous
frog
frog
from
from
front (in)
front
frontier
frost
frost
frost
frost
frost
frost
frost
frost
froth
froth
froth
fruit
fruit
fruit
fruit
fruitful
fruitful
418
psych(r)
hele
vesan
caen
chlor
dier
kain
must
ner(os)
potaen
bhrata [S]
2
psikr•
2
hele•
vesn•
2
tsen•
2
xlor•
djer•
2
tsen•
mušt•
2
ner•
1
potn•
brata•
Shukravasarah [S] šukrav•
heta(e)r
etarj•
1
phil
fil•
1
deim
dejm•
1
dim(al)
dejm•
1
dim(at)
dejm•
metu
metu•
1
tarb(al)
tarb•
thamb
tsamb•
1
dein
din•
1
den
din•
1
din
din•
1
(o)ul
uvl•
1
cirr
tsirj•
cross
krosts•
legn
legn•
lom(at)
lom•
2
patag
patak•
thysan
tisn•
perper
perpr•
batrach
batrax•
phryn
fryn•
ab
abu•
2
an(a)
ana•
prora
proj•
prosth(os)
prost•
ephor
epfr•
algi(a)
aldž•
1
cheim(at)
xeim•
cry(o)
kry•
gel
gelat•
gelat
gelat•
1
pag(et)
pagos•
1
pegad
pagos•
2
psych(r)
psikr•
aphr
afr•
2
lamper
lampr•
2
lampi
lampr•
1
batia
batj•
1
carp
karp•
clont
xlont•
pom
pomj•
opim
upim•
praegn(a)
pregn•
fruitless
fruity
fry
frying pan
fulfill
fulfill
full
full
full
full
full
full
full (cloth)
fume (smoke)
fume (smoke)
fume (smoke)
fume(d)
function
fundament
fundament
fundament
fundament
funerary
fungus
funnel
funnel
funnel
funny (amusing)
funny (strange)
fur
fur
fur
fur
fur
fur
fur
fur
fur
fur (coat)
furious
furious
furious
furious
furnace
furnace
furnish
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
elemat
sphrig
capyr
tagen
prass
pratt
(o)ul
ecpleo
mest
pimpl
pler(om)
sact
gnapt
atm
eudi
typh
mephit
cler
fundi
hedr
pradhanah [S]
pythmen
dukham [S]
myc(et)
choan
dieram
rhyto
ligur(in)
kain
chori
der(m)
dermat
derr
dora
mall(ot)
nac
pell
scyl
sisyr
estr
oestr
scydm
scythr
hipn
ipn
stell
aloc
anch
aulac
fossul
holc
ogm
olc
pharc(id)
ptych
ptyct
elemt•
sprig•
tsapyr•
tagn•
prasts•
prasts•
2
uvl•
ekpl•
2
mest•
pimpl•
pler•
sakt•
gnapt•
atm•
ewdi•
1
tyf•
meft•
2
xler•
fundj•
1
hedr•
pradan•
pytm•
dukam•
myk•
xwan•
djeram•
ryts•
ligr•
kain•
xorj•
derm•
dermat•
derm•
dra•
malj•
nak•
1
pelj•
skil•
sisyr•
hestr•
hestr•
skytr•
skytr•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
stelj•
awlak•
2
anx•
awlak•
fosol•
holk•
2
ogm•
holk•
fark•
2
ptix•
2
ptix•
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
furrow
fury
fury
fuse (nn)
fuse(d)
fuse(d)
futile
future
ptygm(at)
rhys(od)
rhytid
rhyz
strig(os)
taphr
ira(cund)
men
haptr
tect
tex
elemat
shvah [S]
2
ptix•
ryt•
ryt•
ryt•
striks•
tafr•
irats•
2
men•
haptr•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
elemt•
šfax•
gape/ ing
gape/ ing
gape/ ing
gape/ ing
gape/ ing
gape/ ing
gape/ ing
garbage
garbage
garbage
garbage
garden
garden
MEANING
gag
gain
gain
gain
gain
gain
gale
gale
gale
gale
gale
gall
gall
gall
gall(nut)
gallant
gallery
gallop(ing)
gallop(ing)
gallop(ing)
galore
gamble (vb)
game (play)
game (play)
game (play)
gangrene
gangster
gangster
gangster
gangway
gangway
gangway
gap
gap
gap
gap
ETYMON
pess
nice
nike
oninem
ophel(im)
tryg
anem
cataegi
laelap
procell
thyell
bil(i)
chol
fel(l)
cecidi
philophr
stoa
curs
threctic
trech
dapsil
athyr
athlon
paegm
paegni
sphac(el)
leist(es)
leister
lester
fret
pyl(ae)
trib
geiss
pharang
pharanx
rhochm
LEMMA
2
pesk•
nike•
nike•
2
onin•
ofel•
tryg•
anem•
1
katagj•
lelp•
protsel•
tjel•
bili•
1
xol•
1
felj•
tšetšid•
filofr•
stoj•
tšurs•
2
trex•
2
trex•
dapsl•
2
atyr•
atlon•
pagm•
pagm•
sfakl•
2
lest•
2
lest•
2
lest•
fred•
pyl•
2
tryb•
geš•
frang•
frang•
roxm•
garden walk
garland
garlic
garlic
garlic
garlic
garment
garment
garment
garment
garment
garment
garment
garment
garment
garment
garner
garner
garnishing (nn)
garter
gas
gas
gas
gas
gas
gate
gate
gate
gate(way)
gather
gather
gather
gather
gather
gather
gather
gauge
cechen
chaen
hian
hiasc
hiat
hieta
ring(ent)
borbor
psoth
scybal
syrphet
caepor
hort(ens)
laur
sert(ul)
crom(m)y
pras
scord
scorod
chlaen
endym
endys
esth(em)
esthes
esthet
ilym
indusi
indut
zeir
messi
messor
anth
birit [Hb]
atm
eudi
pneum(at)
pno
typh
embol
osti(a)
ostium
janu
lect
legul
rhicn
ricn
styph(n)
syllex
typhl
miayar [A]
kexn•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
xaen•
hjet•
reng•
borbor•
psot•
skybl•
sirfed•
tsepr•
hort•
lajr•
sertl•
kromy•
1
pras•
skord•
skord•
2
xlen•
endm•
endm•
2
ests•
2
ests•
2
ests•
ilym•
induš•
induš•
dzejr•
meš•
meš•
2
ant•
birt•
atm•
ewdi•
1
pnewm•
1
pnewm•
1
tyf•
2
emble•
ostj•
ostj•
žanu•
legd•
legd•
1
rikn•
1
rikn•
1
stypn•
slek•
tyfl•1
mjaj•
419
gaunt
gaunt
gaunt
gavial
gay
gay
gelatin
geld
gem
gem
gem
gem
general(ly)
general(ly)
general(ly)
general(ly)
general(ly)
general(ly)
general (nn)
generate
generate
generate
generate
generate
generate
generate
generate
generate
genital organ
genital organ
gentle
gentle
gentle
gentle
gentle
gentry
germ (nn)
germ (nn)
germ (nn)
germ (nn)
gesture
get
get
get up
get up
get up
get up
gherkin
ghost
ghost
420
macesc
macil
vesc
makarah [S]
tenth
terpsi
pectin
spadon
agalm
daedal
mithrac
mithrax
coen
dalai [S]
ecast
hecast
olic
xyn
imperator
enix
loch(i)
maieu
obstetr
phy
phys
puerper
tict
zhati [S]
aedoe
edo
ahinsa [S]
edan
hedy
leni(t)
synech
gene
blast
cym
gone
pull
numin
dect
exip(ul)
stym
stys
styt
surg
sicy
eidol
larv
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
vests•
2
makar•
terps•
terps•
2
pekt•
2
spadn•
agalm•
dedl•
mitrak•
mitrak•
tsojn•
dalaj•
ekast•
ekast•
holits•
tsojn•
imper•
eniks•
1
lox•
maje•
opstetr•
fy•
1
fiz•
pwerp•
1
tikt•
žat•
edu•
edu•
ahins•
edan•
hedy•
lenj•
sinek•
gene•
blast•
1
tsym•
2
gon•
pulj•
1
numn•
2
dekt•
eksip•
styt•
styt•
styt•
surg•
siky•
ejdl•
2
larf•
ghost
ghost
ghost
ghost
ghost
gift
gigantic
gigantic
gin (drink)
gin (trap)
ginger
ginger
ginger
ginger
ginger
ginger
girder
girder
girder
girder
girdle
girdle
girdle
girdle
girdle
girl
gist (essence)
gist (essence)
gist (essence)
gist (essence)
give
give
give
give birth
give birth
give birth
give birth
give up
glad(ly)
glad(ly)
gladiator
gladiator
glair
glance
gland (anat.)
gland (anat.)
glanders
glanders
glass (cup)
glass (cup)
morm
noar
phasm(at)
spectr
thym
dooron
meg(a)
megeth
meth(y)
pag
cirr
ereuth
eryth(em)
eryth(r)
lute(ol)
pyrrh
doc
embol
tigill
tign
balte
haben
stelm
succinct
zoster
puell
pyren
stech
stoichei
us
dor(em)
gamel
proec
enix
obstetr
part(ur)
puerper
pares
laet
ultrone
stratiom
stratiot
albumen
tuens
aden
lape
blenn
lemph
pomat
poter(i)
morm•
novr•
fasm•
spetr•
2
tsym•
dowr•
1
meg•
1
meg•
metx•
2
pfag•
2
tsirj•
eritr•
eritr•
eritr•
lute•
pyrj•
dots•
1
embl•
tigl•
tigl•
balte•
haben•
stelm•
2
šukts•
zostr•
pwel•
p irn •
stojx•
stojx•
husts•
2
dor•
gaml•
projt•
eniks•
opstetr•
partr•
pwerp•
pars•
lejt•
2
hultr•
stratj•
stratj•
album•
tuns•
aden•
1
lape•
blen•
lemf•
pomat•
1
potr•
glass (material)
glass (material)
glaze
gleam
glide
glimmer (nn)
glitter(ing)
glitter(ing)
glitter(ing)
glitter(ing)
globe
globe
globule
globule
gloomy/ ness
gloomy/ ness
gloomy/ ness
gloomy/ ness
gloomy/ ness
glorious
glory
glory
glory
gloss
gloss
glove
glow(ing)
glow(ing)
glow(ing)
glow(ing)
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glue
glutton
glutton(y)
glutton(y)
glutton(y)
glutton(y)
gnarl (nn)
gnaw
gnaw
gnaw
hyal
yal
sel(ag)
mic(an)
petom
aug
aug
nit(id)
nitel
niten
kandukah [S]
orb
bacc
cocc
atr
maest
moest
sci(ad)
scia(r)
phaet
cle
sebas(t)
sebasm
mic(an)
sel(ag)
kefafah [Hb]
aug
hiles
hilether
mic(an)
coll(a)
commi
glea
gli
glio
gloe
gloi
glut
ix
zeux
zyx
zabr
lurco
molobr
molothr
vor
phym(at)
ambed
ambes
troct
hyal•
hyal•
selg•
mikn•
petm•
awg•
awg•
njit•
njit•
njit•
kanduk•
2
orb•
1
bakt•
kokts•
1
atr•
1
mest•
1
mest•
1
skjad•
1
skjad•
fajt•
kle•
sebast•
sebast•
mikn•
selg•
kefaf•
awg•
hils•
hils•
mikn•
1
kolj•
2
komj•
gloj•
gli•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
glyt•
2
ixs•
zuks•
zuks•
zabr•
lurk•
molobr•
molobr•
vor•
fim•
ambed•
ambed•
trokt•
gnaw
gnaw off
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go
go-between
go along
go away
go away
go away
go back
go back
go down
go down
go in
go off
go through
go up
goal
goal
goal
goal
goal
goat
goat
goat
goat
goat
goat
gobble
goblet
goblet
goblet
goblet
goblet
goblet
goblet
goblet
God
God
God
gold
gold(en)
gold(en)
golf (bay)
trog
dex
(s)cend
badi
baen
bas(i)
cens
grad
pez
tiph
len
pomp
abit
horme
phrud
pra(e)
proe
cata
deors
ischor
amped
pir
ambat
bol(e)
boul
laes
tel(e)
tels
aeg
dorco
dorx
eg(o)
eriph
mel(ot)
bor
canthar
carches
cyath
depas
fritill
lepist
pater(a)
scyph
dio(s)
numen
the(o)
aurum
chrys
lute(ol)
syrt
trokt•
2
dexs•
tsend•
badž•
bajn•
badž•
tsend•
gradz•
1
pedz•
tipf•
2
len•
bomp•
abit•
2
horm•
frud•
epre•
epre•
kata•
ders•
iskr•
amped•
pirh•
ambat•
1
bole•
1
bole•
2
lez•
1
tel•
1
tel•
1
aig•
dork•
dork•
1
aig•
erif•
1
mevl•
borj•
kantsar•
1
karxes•
kyat•
deps•
fritl•
1
lepts•
patra•
skyf•
2
djos•
2
numn•
te•
avr—
xrys•
lute•
sirt•
421
gondola
good
good
good
good-natured
goodby
goodies
goodies
goodies
goodwill
goodwill
goose
gorge
gorge
gorge
gorge
gorge
gorge
gorgeous
goshawk
gossip
gossip
gossip
gourd
govern
government
gown
gown
gown
gown
gown (ceremonial)
grace
grace
graceful
graceful
gracious
gradient
gradient
gradient
gradient
gradient
gradient
gradually
graft
grain
grain
grain
grain
grain
grand
422
kumb
aeres
cregy
eu
prosen
prosag
chnaum
chnaur
lich
ethel
prosen
chen
laphyc
laphyg
laphys
lem
vor
zabr
splend
hierax
garr(i)
lerem
nugat
cynth
cibernet
crat
pepl
stol(is)
syrm(at)
zeir
tebenn
char
veni
emmel
hemmel
comps
agm
balbid
clity
cliv
preon
proal
sensim
insit
chondr
gigart
pyr
sit
thor
aga
2
kumb•
1
eres•
kredž•
eu•
prosn•
prosx•
xnam•
xnam•
lix•
etsl•
prosn•
1
xen•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
2
lapf•
vor•
zabr•
splend•
herak•
gar•
lerm•
nukt•
kynt•
tsibern•
1
krat•
pepl•
1
stol•
sirm•
dzejr•
tebn•
1
xar•
venj•
heml•
heml•
komps•
agm•
balb•
klitf•
klitf•
preon•
preon•
sensm•
insits•
2
xondr•
gigart•
2
pyr•
1
zit•
tor•
aga•
grand
grand
grandchild
grandchild
grandfather
grandfather
grandmother
grandmother
granule
granule
granule
grape
grape
grape
grape
grape
grass
grass
grass-land
grasshopper
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
grate (rasp)
gratifying
grating
gratuitous
gratuitous
grave (tomb)
grave (tomb)
grave(d)
grave(d)
gravel
gravel
gravel
graver
gravy
gravy
gray
gray
gray
gray
gray
graze (feed)
graze (feed)
aga [S]
maha [S]
dauhitri [S]
pautrah [S]
papp
pitamahah [S]
anus
matamahi [S]
chondr
gigart
thor
acin
ampel
racem
uv
viti
chort
po(a)
chott [A]
attak
brych
fres
lim
psecho
psest
scob(in)
tetix
trach(y)
tric
hest
clathr
nacerd
necerd
bust
taph
colapt
toreut
glare
pseph
scyr
glaris
halec
hallec
ciner
glauc
pelid(n)
poli
rav(id)
bosc
mela(s)
haga•
maha•
dahitr•
pawtr•
2
papt•
pitma•
anuš•
matma•
2
xondr•
gigart•
tor•
atsin•
ampel•
rakm•
uv•
vit•
xort•
2
poj•
tšots•
atsak•
1
bryx•
pfres•
1
ljim•
psest•
psest•
skob•
tetiks•
1
traxl•
2
tritš•
2
hest•
klatr•
natserd•
natserd•
bušt•
1
taf•
kolapt•
2
tored•
glare•
1
psef•
skyr•
glars•
1
halts•
1
halts•
tšiner•
gluts•
plidn•
1
poli•
ravd•
bosx•
mels•
graze (feed)
graze (feed)
grease
grease
grease
grease
grease
grease
grease
greasy
greasy
greasy
greasy
great
great
great
great
great
great
great
great
great
greediness
greediness
green
green
green
green
green
green
green (village)
greenish
greenish
greensward
greet
greet
greet
grid
griev(ance)
griev(ance)
griev(ance)
griev(ance)
grill (vb)
grille
grim
grim
grimace
grimace
grimy
grimy
nom
pherb
adip
collin(it)
illin
lip(o)
lipid
pimel
pingu(i)
dem
pi(on)
pial
piot
aga
aga [S]
agla
macr(o)
magn
maha [S]
panden
pant
stibar
labell
labr
chlor
glauc
vir(ens)
virec
viresc
virid
prat
prase
prasi
nem
aspasm
prosag
salaam [A]
clathr
dacn
maest
moest
penth
zom
clathr
apen
saev
myllaen
myllen
pinar
pinod
2
nawm•
ferb•
adip•
1
koln•
hiln•
lipt•
lipt•
piml•
pingv•
demj•
piž•
piž•
piž•
agaj•
haga•
agla•
1
makr•
magn•
maha•
pant•
pant•
stibr•
1
labr•
1
labr•
1
xlor•
2
glak•
vrest•
vrest•
vrest•
vrest•
prat•
2
pras•
2
pras•
1
nem•
aspam•
prosx•
slam•
klatr•
dakn•
1
mest•
1
mest•
penth•
zoms•
klatr•
apen•
šav•
myln•
myln•
pindr•
pindr•
grimy
grind
grind
grind
grind
grind
grit
grit
groan
groan
groan
groan
groan
groan
groin
groin
grope
grotto
grotto
grotto
grotto
grotto
grotto
grotto
grotto
grotto
ground
ground
ground
ground
ground
group (bunch)
group (bunch)
group (bunch)
group (bunch)
group (bunch)
group (ethnic)
grove
grove
grow
grow
grow
grow (something)
grow (something)
grow (something)
grow (something)
grow old
growl
growl
growl
squal
alet(r)
brych
fres
tetix
tric
glare
pseph
aelin
cinyr
ejula
go
goes
goet
bubon
episi
tentac
antr
ghar [A]
gole
seranx
specu
spelae
spelunc
splae
trogl
chamae
edaph
tell
terr(a)
ud(eo)
acerv
agel
ochl
pleth
symphor
dem
als
dri(od)
troph
aux
ux
colens
colent
phys
teth(el)
senec
bryx
rhyz
ryz
1
skwal•
aletr•
1
bryx•
pfres•
tetiks•
2
tritš•
glare•
1
psef•
elin•
tsinyr•
elin•
gojs•
gojs•
gojs•
bubon•
epiš•
tentak•
antr•
2
xar•
gole•
serank•
spele•
spele•
spele•
spele•
trogl•
xame•
1
edaf•
terl•
terl•
udj•
akerv•
agel•
okl•
plets•
simfr•
1
dem•
als•
drod•
2
trof•
awks•
awks•
klens•
klens•
1
fiz•
2
tetj•
snek•
2
bryx•
ryz•
ryz•
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grown-up
grown-up
grub
grub
grub
grub (larva)
grub (larva)
grub (larva)
grubby
grubby
grumble
guarantee
guard(ed)
guard(ed)
guard(ed)
guard(ian)
guard(ian)
guard(ing)
guard(ing)
guess
guest
guest
guest
guest
guide (nn)
guide (nn)
guide (nn)
guide (conductor)
guide(d)
guide(d)
guilt(y)
guilt(y)
guinea-pig
gull
gum
gum
gums
gun
gush out
guzzle
gypsum
MEANINGS
habit(s)
habit(s)
habit(s)
habit(s)
habit(s)
habit(s)
haft
424
mechi
moech
camp
kamp
schadon
lend
lens
rutela
pinar
pinod
bryx
homer
ior
och
tuit(a)
janit
satell
amyn
phrur
hypolamban
enaul
hosp(it)
xen
zen
agog
egetst
hodeg
agog
cibernet
rectr
aliter
amartem
eli
lar(us)
commi
dad
ulis
mousadas [A]
ragia
bor
titan
EYMONS
callid
e(e)th
habitus
nom
onom
solit
cop(eo)
mekš•
mekš•
2
tsamp•
2
tsamp•
sxad•
lend•
lend•
2
rutl•
pindr•
pindr•
2
bryx•
2
homr•
jor•
2
okx•
tujt•
janits•
satl•
hamyn•
frure•
2
lamban•
enal•
hosp•
dzen•
dzen•
agog•
2
ext•
hodg•
angog•
tsibern•
rektr•
alitr•
amart•
eli•
1
lar•
2
komj•
dad•
ulis•
musad•
ragi•
borj•
1
titn•
LEMMAS
klid•
1
aet•
habits•
onom•
onom•
solt•
kope•
haft
hail (ice)
hail (ice)
hair
hair
hair
hair
hair
hair
hair
hair (head of)
hair(do)
hair(do)
hairless
hairless
hairless
hairy
hairy
hairy
hairy
hairy
half
half
half
half
half-light
half-light
halfway
halfway
hall
hallucination
hallucination
halo
halt (nn)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halt(ing)
halve(d)
ham
hammer
hammer
hammer
hammer
hammer
hamper
hamper
hamper
hamper
hand (nn)
hand (nn)
stelidi
chalaz
grandin
capill
coma
come
pil(i)
pilos
thrich(i)
thrix
iul
chaet
ploc(am)
falagr
madar
phalacr
dasy(t)
daul
hisp(id)
lasi
pephri
dyte
hemi
semi
####
deil
diel(in)
medi
meso
teri
horam(at)
oram(at)
######
stathm
desinen
ech
isch
mone
paul
paus
stasim
stat(her)
dicho
pern
cestr
sphyr
tude
typis
zygaen
oler
pitak [S]
saep
sep
chir
man(us)
steld•
xaladz•
grandin•
kapil•
1
komj•
1
komj•
pilu•
pilu•
1
trix•
1
trix•
julj•
tšet•
plokm•
falakr•
madr•
falakr•
dasy•
dasy•
hisp•
lasi•
pefr•
dyte• [GN]
hemi• [GN]
semi• [LN]
duwent•
1
deil•
1
deil•
medz•
medz•
2
terj•
oram•
oram•
halz•
1
statm•
dešn•
ekx•
isx•
mone•
1
pavl•
1
pavl•
stats•
stats•
dix•
1
pern•
kestr•
1
sfyr•
tups•
tups•
zygn•
olr•
pitak•
2
šap•
2
šap•
xir•
1
mnus•
handbag
handful
handicap(ped)
handicap(ped)
handicap(ped)
handicap(ped)
handicap(ped)
handkerchief
handle (lever)
handle (lever)
handle (lever)
handle(d)
handle(d)
handle(d)
handsome
handy
handy
hang (down)
hang (down)
hang (down)
hang (up)
hang (up)
hang (up)
hank
hank
hank
hank
happening
happening
happening
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
happy/ ness
harbour (bower)
harbour (port)
harbour (port)
harbour (port)
hard
hard
hard
hard
hard
hard-working
hardly
hardly
hardly
hardly
balant
dragm(at)
choenic
echm(at)
prav
saep
sep
mapp
lab(es)
stelidi
thaer
cop(eo)
porp(ac)
porpem
specios
aesi
elaphr
eccrem
eccrem
pensil
aeor
crem(a)
phag
coma
come
croc
papp
histor
path
tych
aspasm
chaer
gan
ganni
gaur
gavis
macar
olb(i)
phae
tenth
terpsi
trichil
dram
drom
limen
argal
gassi [A]
scler(o)
squirrh
styphel
draster
angust
paen
pen(e)
vix
balant•
dragm•
xenits•
hexm•
prawv•
2
šap•
2
šap•
maps•
1
labz•
steld•
1
tajr•
kope•
porp•
porp•
spetš•
ejsi•
elafr•
ekrem•
ekrem•
pensl•
ajr•
kremast•
pfag•
1
komj•
1
komj•
2
krok•
1
papt•
1
histor•
1
pat•
tyx•
aspas•
xajr•
gani•
gani•
gavr•
gavr•
2
makr•
olbj•
2
faj•
terps•
terps•
trixl•
2
drom•
2
drom•
1
limen•
argal•
gasi•
skler•
skirj•
styfel•
drasr•
angust•
2
pene•
2
pene•
viks•
hare
hare
harlequin
harlequin
harlequin
harm
harm
harm
harmful
harmony
harmony
harness
harp
harp
harp
harp
harpoon
harrow
harvest(ing)
harvest(ing)
harvest(ing)
harvest(ing)
harvest(ing)
harvest(ing)
harvest(ing)
harvest (nn)
hasty
hasty
hasty
hasty
hat
hat
hatch
hatchet
hatchet
hatchet
hatchet
hatchet
hatchet
hate
hate
hate
hate
haughtiness
have
have
hawk
hawthorn
hawthorn
hay
hay
hazard(ous)
hazard(ous)
hazard(ous)
hazard(ous)
he-goat
lag
lagos
macc
samnio
scurr
delem(at)
phthor
sina
uli
eiren
iren
clitell
barbit
fidicul
nabl
psalt(er)
dory
tribul
messi
messor
seget
thalusi
therism
therist
tryg
carp
ixal
sperch
speus
tach(y)
calyptr
pile(ol)
clis
pelec(e)
pelecy
psoch
psoct
sceparn
secur
misat
misemat
styget
stygn
fast
ctem
hex
hierax
bat
sent
chort
stramen
cler
pericul
phon
tych
hirc(in)
lagw•
lagw•
1
makš•
samn•
skurj•
delm•
ftor•
sinax•
hulj•
iren•
iren•
klitl•
barbyt•
fidits•
nabl•
psalt•
1
dory•
1
tribl•
meš•
meš•
seged•
tals•
tersm•
tersm•
tryg•
2
karp•
1
iksal•
spertš•
spertš•
taxy•
kaliptr•
2
pile•
klis•
1
pelek•
1
pelek•
psok•
psok•
škepr•
šekr•
miz•
miz•
stygn•
stygn•
2
fasts•
ktem•
2
heks•
herak•
2
bats•
šend•
xort•
stramn•
1
xler•
prikl•
2
pfon•
tyk•
hirk•
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he-goat
he-man
head
head
head
head
head
head-band
head (figure)
head (figure)
head (in charge)
headland
headline
heal
healer
healer
health
health
health
health
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap(ed)
heap (quantity)
heap (quantity)
hear(ing)
hear(ing)
hear(ing)
hear(ing)
heart
heart
heart
hearth
hearth
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat (temperature)
heat(ed)
heat(ed)
heat(ed)
heat(ed)
heat(ed)
426
hirguin
thur
cebl
cephal
ceps
codi
cyb
mitell
anax
onax
prytan
spil(as)
#######
alth(ae)
iatr
jat
eus
hygi
salu(t)
valetud
byzen
mydr
nagm(at)
ochl
sor(ed)
stru(ic)
strues
sur
them
thom
acho
auri
ot(ar)
otis
cardi(o)
cear
galb [A]
hipn
ipn
aest
calid
calor(i)
eth
hiles
hilether
pyro
pyrrho
thalp(or)
thalyer
therm
torr(en)
alees
causim
causis
caust
caut
hirk•
turj•
tsefal•
tsefal•
tseps•
kodi•
tsyb•
mitl•
anaks•
anaks•
pryt•
2
špil•
 perigramo
altse•
iatr•
iatr•
ejus•
hydž•
slut•
valt•
byzn•
1
mydr•
nagm•
okl•
šor•
strujs•
strujs•
šor•
tojm•
tojm•
akx•
1
awr•
ot•
ot•
kardi•
tsjar•
xalb•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
1
aest•
kalor•
kalor•
1
aest•
hils•
hils•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
tsalp•
tsalp•
1
term•
torš•
ales•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
kawst•
heaven
heaven
heaven
heaven
heaven
heavy
heavy
heavy
heavy
heavy
heavy
heavy
heavy
heavy (type)
hedge
hedge
hedgehog
hedgehog
heel (foot)
heel (foot)
heel (foot)
heel (foot)
heifer
height
helm
helmet
helmet
helmet
helmet
help
help
help
helper
helper
hem
hem
hem
hen
hen
hen
herald (messenger)
herald(ing)
herald(ing)
herald(ing)
herb
herb
herb
herd (group)
herd (group)
herd (group)
herd (group)
herd (group)
herdsman
herdsman
here are
celest
div [S]
ethri
ouran
uran
achter
bar(y)
brith
occ
onc
stipat
stiphr
stipt(it)
dem
saep
sep
echin
salj [S]
calcan
calci
ptern
scaur
vitul
mast
temo
coryth
cran
gale(at)
pelec
boeth
juv
timor
oecet
paeon
chil
lom(at)
patag
alector
gall
kukkutah [S]
ceryx
nunci
nunti
nuthete
agrost(id)
chloe
phyll
aepol
agel
pecor
pecu(n)
veterin
boot
opil(io)
ecce
tselest•
1
div•
etri•
uran•
uran•
1
axt•
bary•
brits•
1
okts•
1
okts•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
1
stipt•
demj•
2
šap•
2
šap•
exin•
saly•
kaltsi•
kaltsi•
ptern•
sxar•
vitsl•
2
mašt•
2
temn•
koryt•
kranj•
galer•
2
pelek•
boet•
žuv•
timr•
ojked•
pejon•
2
xil•
lom•
2
patak•
alektr•
galg•
kukut•
kryks•
nunts•
nunts•
nunts•
agrost•
1
xloj•
2
fyl•
epol•
agel•
pekr•
pekr•
vetrin•
bwot•
upl•
ekei•
here are
hermit
hernia
hernia
hero(ism)
hero(ism)
hero(ism)
heron
herring
hesitate
hew
hew
hiccup
hiccup
hiccup
hide-out
hide-out
hide-out
hide-out
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide (skin)
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hide/ ing
hiding-place
hiding-place
hiding-place
hiding-place
high
high
high
high
high-ranking
highland
highway
highway
highway
highway
highway
highway
hill
hill
ecci
monaz
cel
ramex
aim
hem
phos
erodi
thriss
percit
cop(t)
scolypt
lygm
lyng
ston
dor
dora
hara
lochme
chori
der(m)
dermat
derr
dora
nac
pell
poc(ad)
scyl
arcon
caec
calypt
crypt(o)
lanthan
lathr
latit
stegan
stegm(en)
stegnos
dor
dora
latebr
lochme
edit
hyps(i)
mec(yn)
mecysm
epi
bun
ayanam [S]
camin
causc
gephyr
stib
via
bun
coll(i)
ekei•
2
monats•
stsel•
ramek•
hajm•
hajm•
pfos•
erodj•
tris•
perst•
1
kop•
skolipt•
lygm•
lygm•
ston•
dora•
dora•
2
hara•
1
loxm•
xorj•
derm•
dermat•
derm•
dra•
nak•
1
pelj•
pukad•
skil•
arkn•
2
tsek•
kalypt•
1
krypt•
lantsan•
1
latr•
1
latr•
stegn•
stegn•
stegn•
dora•
dora•
latebr•
1
loxm•
edits•
hips•
meks•
meks•
2
epi•
bun•
ajnam•
kamin•
kaws•
gefr•
2
stib•
2
viat•
bun•
2
tšol•
hill
hill
hill
hill
hill
hillside
hillside
hillside
hilt
hilt
hind (butt)
hindrance
hindrance
hindrance
hindrance
hindrance
hindrance
hinge
hinge
hiss
hiss
hit(ting)
hit(ting)
hit(ting)
hit(ting)
hoar-frost
hoar-frost
hoarse
hoarse
hoarse
hoax
hoe (etc)
hoe (etc)
hoe (etc)
hoist
hoist
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
hold(ing)
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
holder
hole
hole
hole
hole
hole
hole
erg [A]
mast
pag
thin
this
baten
clity
cliv
cop(eo)
stelidi
prymn
choenic
echm(at)
eil
obex
saep
sep
ginglym
vertic
stridis
stris
arax
blem(at)
bol
pae
pachn
stib
cerchal
cerchn(ei)
trach(y)
barater
runca
runc(in)
vang
aers(i)
aert
eryc
hex
ocha
ochem
ochm
retin
staltic
stik
aul
cole
derr
foron
syben
utr
bothr(i)
coel
phole
phole(t)
scammat
stom(at)
erx•
2
mašt•
2
pagos•
tsiš•
tsiš•
batn•
klitf•
klitf•
kope•
steld•
prym•
xenits•
hexm•
eil•
obek•
2
šap•
2
šap•
gingl•
vertitš•
stris•
stris•
araks•
1
blem•
1
bol•
paj•
pakn•
štib•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
1
traxl•
baratr•
runk•
runk•
vanx•
erš•
erš•
eryk•
2
heks•
otšm•
otšm•
otšm•
retsin•
2
stalt•
stits•
1
awl•
1
kole•
derj•
foron•
sibn•
utr•
1
botr•
koel•
fole•
polt•
skamt•
stom•
427
hole
hole
hole
hollow
hollow
holocaust
holster
holster
holy
holy
holy
holy
home
home
home
home
home
home
home
home
home
home
home
homosexual
honest
honesty
honey
honey
honey
honey
honeycomb
honeycomb
honor(able)
honor(able)
honor(able)
honor(able)
honor(able)
honor(able)
hood
hoof
hoof
hoof
hoof
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
hook (nn)
428
trem(at)
tres
tret
glen
phole
truci
cole
lob(i)
hagi
hagni
hier(o)
sacr
eces
eci
ecie
eco
ecs
ephest
oec(et)
oeci(e)
oic
por
vihar [S]
tribad
adol
esthl
mel(li)
melicer
melichr
melle
favus
keri(on)
axi
latrei
latreu
presby
sebas(t)
sebasm
cucull
hopl(e)
opl(e)
sculpon
ung(ul)
ancistr
arpe
ham
hamat
marra
occe
odon
odus
ogc
onc(e)
onch
rhoec
tremt•
trets•
trets•
1
glen•
fole•
2
trutš•
1
kole•
lobj•
hagi•
hagi•
1
hier•
sakr•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
efest•
ewk•
ewk•
ewk•
2
powr•
vihar•
tribd•
adol•
estl•
mely•
mely•
mely•
mely•
fav•
kerj•
2
aksi•
1
latri•
1
latri•
2
prezby•
sebast•
sebast•
kukl•
2
hopl•
2
hopl•
sxulp•
ungl•
antsistr•
arpe•
1
ham•
1
ham•
2
marl•
1
onk•
odon•
odon•
1
onk•
1
onk•
1
onk•
1
rojk•
hook (nn)
hook on
hook up
hook(ed)
hoop (nn)
hop
hop
hope(ful)
horde
horde
horde
horn
horn
horn
horn (trumpet)
horrible
horrible
horrible
horrid
horror
horror
horse
horse
horse
horseman
hose(pipe)
hospital
host (army)
host (army)
host (guest)
host (guest)
hot
hot
hot
hot
hot
hot
hot
hot
hot
hotel
hough
hour
house
house
house
house
house
house
house
house
house
housekeeping
hovel
hovel
hover
unc
crem(a)
aeor
phag
ity
pedes
pedet
dexi
acerv
ochl
syrden
cer
cerat
odon
salpi(nx)
dein
den
din
nefari
orrhod
tarb(al)
equ
hipp
vered
equ
asc
1
onk•
kremast•
ajr•
pfag•
hity•
pedes•
pedes•
dekš•
akerv•
okl•
syrd•
kerat•
kerat•
odon•
salpj•
1
din•
1
din•
1
din•
2
nefr•
grod•
1
tarb•
1
ekw•
1
hip•
vered•
2
ekw•
asts•
moustashfa [A] mostaš•
2
strat(i)
strats•
syrden
syrd•
xen
dzen•
zen
dzen•
1
aest
aest•
alees
ales•
causim
kawst•
causis
kawst•
caust
kawst•
caut
kawst•
1
eth
aest•
hiles
hils•
hilether
hils•
malon [Hb]
maln•
igny
igny•
muhurtah [S] muhurt•
eces
ewk•
eci
ewk•
ecie
ewk•
eco
ewk•
ecs
ewk•
ephest
efest•
oec(et)
ewk•
oeci(e)
ewk•
oic
ewk•
pheid
pfed•
2
scen(it)
sxen•
2
sken
sxen•
pet(aer)
ptes•
hover
hover
however
however
howl
howl
howl
hub
hub
hubbub
hubbub
huge
huge
huge
hull
hum
hum
hum
hum
hum
human being
human being
humble
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humid(ity)
humility
humility
humility
humour
hump
hump
hump
hump
hump
hunchback
hunchback
hunchback
hunchback
hundred
hundred
petom
ptes
all
para
clang
lacery
stren
modiol
torm
psoph
roth
hadr
meg(a)
megeth
sti(r)
bomb
minur
minyr
stridis
stris
anir
anthrop
pith(ia)
brec(h)t
dros
hygro
icm(ad)
icmal
noti(d)
notis
org
pardac
phlyd
plad(ar)
pladasm
ting
ulig(in)
uv(en)
uvesc
uvid
uvor
baeo
ctil
tapein
phras
cyph
glaeb
hyb
onc(od)
toros
cyph
hyb
onc(od)
toros
centi
hect(o)
petm•
ptes•
2
alj•
1
para•
klang•
2
lakr•
1
stren•
modjol•
1
torm•
psof•
rotš•
1
hadr•
1
meg•
1
meg•
štir•
bomd•
minyr•
minyr•
stris•
stris•
anir•
antrop•
pitn•
brext•
droz•
higr•
ikm•
ikm•
noti•
noti•
horg•
pardak•
flid•
pladr•
pladr•
ting•
1
ulgin•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
huvn•
baje•
ktil•
tapn•
2
fras•
tsyf•
gleb•
hyb•
2
onk•
tros•
tsyf•
hyb•
2
onk•
tros•
tšent• [LN]
hekta• [GN]
hundred
hundred thousand
hundredth
hundredth
hunger
hunger
hunger
hunger
hunger
hunger
hunk
hunt
hunt
hunt
hunt
hunter
hunter
hurricane
hurricane
hurricane
hurricane
hurried
hurried
hurried
hurt (feelings)
husband
husband
husband
husband
hush
husk
husk
husky
husky
hut
hut
hut
hut
hutch
hymn
MEANINGS
ice
ice
ice
ice
ice
identical
identical
identical
ideology
idiom (language)
idiom (saying)
idiom (saying)
idiom (saying)
sotnj
macro
centi
hektate
boulim
lim(er)
orex
pin(al)
sipal
siphl
thromb
diogm(at)
harp
lag
ven(at)
epactr
phoebe
cataegi
eriol
procell
thyell
ixal
sperch
speus
leg(i)
acoet
andr
pao [S]
patih [S]
calypt
chedrop
coss
cerchal
cerchn(ei)
calia
calyb(e)
scen(it)
sken
clob
rig [S]
EYMONS
cry(o)
gel
gelat
pag(et)
pegad
equi
is(o)
taut
catech
lect
jadjur [S]
lex
paroimi
sotnj• [RN]
makra• [GN]
tsenti• [LN]
hektate• [GN]
bolm•
2
limn•
2
reks•
pinl•
sifl•
sifl•
1
tromb•
djogm•
2
harpf•
lax•
venr•
paktr•
2
fojb•
1
katagj•
erjol•
protsel•
tjel•
1
iksal•
spertš•
spertš•
iledž•
akot•
1
andr•
patih•
patih•
kalypt•
xedrop•
kos•
tšerxl•
tšerxl•
kalyb•
kalyb•
2
sxen•
2
sxen•
klob•
rik•
LEMMAS
kry•
gelat•
gelat•
1
pagos•
1
pagos•
eky•
iz•
tawt•
katex•
2
lekt•
jadžur•
2
lekt•
parmj•
429
idiotic
idiotic
idle
idle
ignominious
ignominious
ignore
ill(ness)
ill(ness)
ill(ness)
ill(ness)
ill-bred
ill-treat
illuminate
illuminate
illusion
illusion
illusion
illusion
illustrate
image
imagine
imitate
immaculate
immediate
immense
immense
immense
immerse(d)
immerse(d)
immerse(d)
immerse(d)
immobile
immobile
immobile
immoral
impact
impair
impair
impair
impair
impair
impair
impair
impair
impartial
impeccable
impediment
impediment
imperfect
imperfect
impertinent
impetuous
impetuous
impetuous
430
abelter
ene(o)
nocar
ocn(er)
aeschr
aescn
adaet
morb(id)
morbos
nos
path(e)
tesc
sina
phaec
phan
doke
onar
oneir
onir
dictic
pinac
doke
homo(i)
cathart
autic
macr(o)
meg(a)
megeth
baptist
dypt
dyt(ic)
ting
plegi
stasim
stat(her)
lagn
salebr
colob
laes
olonth
phtart
phteir
phter
sin
vitios
medeter
arti
algi(a)
echm(at)
hatel
hatl
trux
agri
aioll
hibri
abelt•
henj•
nokr•
okn•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
adet•
morb•
morb•
nos•
2
pat•
tešk•
sinax•
2
fan•
2
fan•
2
dokt•
oner•
oner•
oner•
diktits•
2
pinak•
2
dokt•
homoj•
1
katar•
awtik•
1
makr•
1
meg•
1
meg•
bapts•
dyt•
dyt•
ting•
2
pledž•
stats•
stats•
2
lagn•
salebr•
kolob•
1
lez•
lond•
fter•
fter•
fter•
šin•
vitiš•
medr•
harti•
algi•
hexm•
hatl•
hatl•
tryks•
2
agr•
1
ajol•
1
hybr•
impetuous
impetuous
implicate
implicate
implore
implore
import
impose
imposing
imposing
impostor
impregnate
impress
improvise
impudent
impulse
impulse
impure
impure
impurity (moral)
in front
in stock
in(side)
in(side)
in(side)
in(side)
in(side)
in(side)
incendiary
incendiary
incense
incense
incense
incinerate
incite
incite
incite
incite
incite
incite
incite
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
inclination
incline (slope)
incline (slope)
incline(d)
incline(d)
hybri
scylm
ilem(at)
ilet
supolic
supplex
epact
semn
chlid
stibar
psydr
mix
semn
schedi
trux
chloe
scylm
cinaed
lagn
meretri
prosth
etoem
eiso
endo
ento
in
intra
penit
pyro
pyrrho
liban
thur
thy(o)
dau
eret(h)
erethiz
lacess
otrynt
prest
thect
theg
clin
ese
esis
orge
orsa
orsum
orsus
sattva [S]
tas
trop
preon
proal
aepy
agm
1
hybr•
skilm•
2
ilemt•
2
ilemt•
splidz•
splidz•
epakt•
semn•
xlid•
stibr•
1
psydr•
mixs•
semn•
2
ked•
tryks•
2
xloj•
skilm•
tsined•
2
lagn•
mertr•
2
prosts•
etojm•
eis•
end•
end•
intra•
intra•
1
penit•
1
pyr•
1
pyr•
liban•
1
tyš•
1
tyš•
dav•
2
eret•
2
eret•
2
lakts•
trynt•
prest•
tsekt•
tsekt•
xlint•
esiš•
esiš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
sadv•
1
tasts•
2
trop•
preon•
preon•
2
ajpy•
agm•
incline(d)
incline(d)
incline(d)
incline(d)
incline(d)
incline(d)
incline(d)
inclined to
incomplete
inconvenience
inconvenience
inconvenience
increase
increase
increase
increase
incubate
incubus
indecent
independent
indication
indication
indication
indifferent
indigent
indignation
indignation
indignation
indignation
indignation
indigo
individual (nn)
individual (nn)
individual (nn)
indolent
indolent
indulge
industrious
industry
inert
inexorable
inexorable
infamous
infamous
infant
infant
infect(ion)
infect(ion)
infect(ion)
infect(ion)
infect(ion)
infectious
inferior
inflame
inflame
inflation
baten
clity
cliv
lord
pren
reo
rhop
agap
endae
algi(a)
eil
oler
plei
pleon
aux
ux
epozo
ephialt
cinaed
aut
grapt
naev
phrast
medeter
chern(et)
laedor
loedor
loidor
scydm
scythr
anill
anir
idi
prosopon
arg
brady
kshantih [S]
thass
taasiah [Hb]
brady
dein
den
aeschr
aescn
puer
thremm
lues
luet
luet
phlegm(at)
phlegmon
virulent
demod
phlegm(at)
phlegmon
phys
batn•
klitf•
klitf•
lord•
prein•
rep•
rep•
agap•
endje•
algi•
eil•
olr•
plei•
plei•
awks•
awks•
epodz•
efjalt•
tsined•
awt•
grapt•
najv•
prast•
medr•
tšern•
lojdr•
lojdr•
lojdr•
skytr•
skytr•
anil•
anir•
idi•
2
prosop•
1
arg•
brady•
kšant•
1
takts•
tasj•
brady•
dejn•
dejn•
ejsxr•
ejsxr•
pwer•
tremn•
lwet•
lwet•
lwet•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
virul•
demd•
1
plegm•
1
plegm•
2
fys•
inform(ation)
inform(ation)
inform(ation)
inform(ation)
inform(ation)
inform(ation)
inform(ation)
infuse (nn)
inhabitant
inhabitant
inhabitant
inhabitant
inhale
inherit(ance)
inherit(ance)
inherit(ance)
inhume
initiate
iniquity
iniquity
injure /ious
injure /ious
injure /ious
injure /ious
injure /ious
injury
injury
injury
injury
injury
injury
ink
ink
inmate
inmate
inmate
inner
insane /ity
insane /ity
insane /ity
insane /ity
insane /ity
insane /ity
insect
insect
insecurity
insert
insert
inside
inside
inside
inside
inside
inside
insidious
angeli
didact
gnome
mathi
monel
monil
vada [S]
zem
enaul
incol
naster
nastes
aspir
gen
gene
kleronom
tarchon
horme
phthir
phtin
cop(t)
nyss
tros
trot
uli
degm(at)
dryph
sauci
traumat
vibex
vibic
atrament
paeder
enaul
naster
nastes
haru
alien
cerrit
hele
mori(o)
moron
vesan
entom
serph
amaur
pag
pang
eiso
embi
endo
ento
in
intra
phenac
angel•
didakt•
1
gnom•
1
matj•
2
monel•
2
monel•
vada•
dzem•
enal•
inkol•
nastr•
nastr•
aspr•
2
gen•
2
gen•
klejr•
tarx•
2
horm•
2
ftir•
2
ftir•
1
kop•
1
nys•
trots•
trots•
hulj•
degm•
dryf•
sutsi•
trawm•
vibek•
vibek•
atram•
1
pajdr•
enal•
nastr•
nastr•
xaru•
aljen•
tšert•
2
hele•
1
morj•
1
morj•
vesn•
entom•
serf•
amur•
1
pfag•
1
pfag•
eis•
embi•
end•
end•
intra•
intra•
fenak•
431
insignificant
insignificant
insipid(ity)
insipid(ity)
insipid(ity)
inspect
install(ation)
instead
instead
instigate
instigate
instigate
instinct
institute (foundation)
institute(d)
institute(d)
instruct
instruct
instruct
instruct
instruct
instruct
insult
insult
insult
integument
integument
integument
integument
integrate = merge
intelligence
intelligent
intelligent
intelligent
intelligent
intelligent
intelligent
intelligent
intens(iv)e
intensity
intensity
intention
intention
intention
intention
intercessor
interchange
intercourse (sex)
interdict
interfere
interior(ity)
interior(ity)
intermission
internal
internal
432
2
leptyn
leptysm
phyzel
ptyr(t)
socors
alyte
tagm(at)
leber(is)
pro
celi
thect
theg
chloe
aulic
hidrys
hidryt
didact
entell
entole
mathet
paed
vada [S]
aeci
leg(i)
vex(a)
eclemm(at)
lemm
phloe
puta(m)
lept•
2
lept•
fizl•
tyrd•
skors•
alyt•
1
tagm•
1
lebr•
prei•
tselj•
tsekt•
tsekt•
2
xloj•
awlits•
xidr•
xidr•
didakt•
entol•
entol•
matsed•
1
ped•
vada•
aetš•
iledž•
vexs•
eklemt•
lemj•
floj•
putam•
logistikon
noo
nous
nus
sapiens
soph(od)
sophron
synet
agri
mega
sthen
bol(e)
boul
tel(e)
tels
len
allax
salmac
kolym
marg
eiso
embi
diastem
eiso
embi
olog•
noj•
noj•
noj•
sapj•
zof•
2
sofr•
synt•
2
agr•
2
meg•
2
sten•
1
bole•
1
bole•
1
tel•
1
tel•
2
len•
alaks•
2
salmak•
kolm•
marg•
eis•
embi•
djast•
eis•
embi•
2
internal
internal
internal
internal
internal
internal
interpret
interpreter
interrupt
interval
intervene
intestine
intestine
intestine
intestine
intestine
intestine
intestine
intestine
intimate
intimate
intimate
intoxicate(d)
intoxicate(d)
intrigue
introduce
inundate
invalid
invent(ion)
invent(ion)
invent(ion)
invent(ion)
invent(ion)
invent(ion)
inverse
inverse
inverse
invisible
invisible
invite
invoice
iron
iron
iron
iron
ironing
irregular
irrigate
irrigate
irrigate
irrigate
irrigate
irrigate
irritate
irritate
irritate
endo
ento
haru
in
intra
penit
hermen
turgeman [Hb]
seli(d)
diastem
seli(d)
botul
enter
hill
pantic
phren
splachn
splanchn
typhl
mych
sterg
sters
methyst
temulenc
scandal
epact
klysm
prav
eurem
eures
heurem
heures
repert
schedi
an(a)
palim
palin
caec
coec
cale
end•
end•
xaru•
intra•
intra•
1
penit•
hermen•
2
turg•
šeld•
djast•
šeld•
botul•
enter•
hilj•
pants•
2
pfren•
splakn•
splakn•
2
tyfl•
myx•
2
sterg•
2
sterg•
metys•
teml•
škand•
epakt•
klism•
prawv•
evres•
evres•
evres•
evres•
erpert•
2
šked•
2
ana•
palin•
palin•
1
tsek•
1
tsek•
kale•
cheschbon [Hb] xežb•
ferr
fer2
haemat
hemat•
marti
marts•
1
sider
sider•
yakwi [A]
jakw•
anfract
anfrakt•
ard(m)
ardm•
arth
ardm•
brec(h)t
brext•
embroc
embrok•
rhaen
xran•
rhant
xran•
2
anch
anxi•
2
eret(h)
eret•
2
erethiz
eret•
irritate
irritate
irritate
irritate
island
isle
isolate(d)
isolate(d)
isolate(d)
isolation
isolation
issue (produce)
issue (produce)
issue (problem)
issue (problem)
issue (result)
itch
itch
itch
itch
itch
itch
itch
item
item
itinerary
ivy
ivy
MEANING
jail
jail
jail
January
jar (pot)
jar (pot)
jar (pot)
jar (pot)
jar (pot)
jar (pot)
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
javelin
jaw(bone)
jaw(bone)
mord
oxy
prest
scydmaen
nes
nes
chor
semot
trech
chers
monaz
gen
gene
peustic
pysmat
obri
cne(o)
cnesm
cneth
prurig
prurit
thyg(m)
tix
rhop(i)
rhops
ayanam [S]
ciss
kiss
ETYMON
claustr
horcan
panjarah [S]
maghan [S]
chytr
orcul
pithus
scall
seri(ol)
urce
aco
belemn
hem
hemat
hyss
jacul
pals
palt
rhomph
tel
geny
gnath
mordj•
2
okts•
prest•
skidm•
nez•
nez•
2
kxor•
2
semt•
1
trex•
xers•
1
monats•
2
gen•
2
gen•
pust•
pust•
2
obr•
knet•
knet•
knet•
prurg•
prurg•
tiks•
tiks•
2
rops•
2
rops•
ajnam•
tšis•
tšis•
LEMMA
klawstr•
hork•
pandžar•
magj•
xytr•
urke•
pitus•
2
škal•
šeri•
urke•
ak•
belemn•
hemt•
hemt•
hys•
jakl•
pals•
pals•
2
romf•
2
tela•
geny•
gnat•
jaw(bone)
jaw(bone)
jaw(bone)
jealous(y)
jealous(y)
jealous(y)
jeer
jeer
jeer
jeer
jeer
jelly
jeopardize
jet (sprout)
jet (sprout)
jewel
jewel
jewel
jewel
jewel
jewel-box
job
join(ed)
join(ed)
joint
joint
joint
joint
joint
joint
joke
jolly
jolly
jolly
jostle
journal
journey(ing)
journey(ing)
journey(ing)
journey(ing)
journey(ing)
joy
joy
joy
joy
joy
joy
joy
judge(d)
judge(d)
mala
myl
siag(on)
asuya [S]
phton
telchin
cachasm
cachinn
scomn
scopt
tothas
pectin
apore
sobol
subol
agalm
daedal
mithrac
mithrax
pora
scrini
tachn
epi
zeuct
angc
arthr(o)
colep(s)
ginglym
ozod
ozot
skommat
lar
tenth
terpsi
thrass
hemer
ambula
por
stol
viatic
viator
chaer
gan
ganni
gaur
gavis
tenth
terpsi
crit
prodic
2
mlax•
2
myl•
šagn•
asja•
fton•
teltš•
katšn•
katšn•
skopt•
skopt•
totš•
2
pekt•
2
apor•
1
šubl•
1
šubl•
agalm•
dedl•
mitrak•
mitrak•
pawr•
skrin•
2
tjekn•
1
epi•
zyg•
ank•
artr•
kolps•
gingl•
zod•
zod•
skomt•
2
lar•
terps•
terps•
traš•
hemr•
ambul•
1
powr•
2
stol•
1
viat•
1
viat•
xajr•
gani•
gani•
gavr•
gavr•
terps•
terps•
2
krit•
prodits•
433
jug
jug
jug
jug
jug
jug
jug
jug
jug
juice
juice
juice
juice
juice
juice
juice
juice
juice
juice
juicy
July
jumble(d)
jumble(d)
jump
jump
jump
jump
jump
jump
jump
jump
jump
jump
junction
junction
junction
junction
June
junk
junk
junk
Jupiter
jury
just
just (now)
just (now)
justice
justified
juvenile
amby(c)
chytr
hirn
orcul
pithus
proch
seri(ol)
stamn
urce
chyl
chym
halec
hallec
mecon(i)
opism(at)
opo
rhe
virus
zem
sphrig
shravanah [S]
disop
dysop
halmat
haltic
ixal
maesmact
pedes
pedet
scaer
scart(hm)
scirtes
throsc
phim
sandhi [S]
zeux
zyx
ashadhah [S]
scybal
spod
syrphet
Guruh [S]
dice
dice
hen
neat
dice
ete(o)
kanistha
amby•
xytr•
hirn•
urke•
pitus•
prox•
šeri•
stamn•
urke•
xym•
xym•
1
halts•
1
halts•
1
mekn•
pišm•
opu•
2
rej•
1
vrus•
dzem•
sprig•
šravn•
dysp•
dysp•
2
halts•
2
halts•
2
iksal•
majm•
pedes•
pedes•
skert•
skert•
skert•
trosk•
pfim•
sandj•
zuks•
zuks•
ašad•
skybl•
2
špod•
sirfed•
gurx•
dikaj•
dikaj•
2
xen•
2
njas•
dikaj•
1
hetj•
kaništ•
MEANING
keel
keel
keen
keep
keep
keep
keep
keep house
keeper
kennel
kernel (essence)
kernel (essence)
kernel (nut)
kernel (nut)
kernel (nut)
kernel (nut)
kettle
key
key
key (button)
kick
kid (boy)
kid (boy)
kid (boy)
kidney
kidney
kill(ing)
kill(ing)
kill(ing)
kill(ing)
kill(ing)
kill(ing)
kill(ing)
killer
kiln
kiln
kin
kin
kin
kin
kind (of)
kind(ness)
kind(ness)
kind(ness)
kind(ness)
kind(ness)
kindred
king
434
ETYMON
trop(id)
tropis
vigil
eryc
hex
phrur
retin
tami
satell
clob
metr
us
cary(o)
cocc
pyren
thor
cucum(a)
clavi
cleis(t)
gomph
lacti
mirac(i)
mirax
putill
nephr(o)
osph(y)
(i)cid
lani
letal
lethal
nec(at)
occis
phon
sphact
hipn
ipn
agel
gambr
laus
nepot
ter
astei
cal
epi
philophr
prosen
cognat
anact
LEMMA
tropt•
tropt•
vigel•
eryk•
2
heks•
frure•
retsin•
1
tamj•
satl•
klob•
2
matr•
husts•
karj•
kokts•
pirn•
tor•
tsukm•
2
klavj•
klejst•
2
gomf•
lašt•
mirak•
mirak•
putl•
1
nefr•
hosf•
tsid•
lani•
let•
let•
nek•
otšis•
1
pfon•
spakt•
1
hipn•
1
hipn•
agel•
gambr•
lus•
nepot•
tere•
asti•
2
kali•
hepj•
filofr•
prosn•
2
kogn•
anakt•
king
king
kiss
kiss
kitchen
knead
knead
knead
knead
knee
knee
knee-cap
knee-cap
kneel
kneepit
knife (etc.)
knife (etc.)
knife (etc.)
knife (etc.)
knife (etc.)
knife (etc.)
knight
knight
knight
knob
knob
knob
knob
knob
knob
knob
knock
knock
knock down
knock down
knock down
knot (node)
knot (node)
knot (node)
knot (node)
knot (node)
knot (node)
knot(ted)
knot(ted)
knot(ted)
knot(ted)
knot(ted)
knot(ted)
know(ledge)
know(ledge)
anax
basil
oscul(a)
oscul(a)
optanion
deph
deps
magid
magis
angc
gone
lepad
lepas
prochny
igny
cultr
phasgan
pugio(n)
scalm
smil
xiph
equ
veles
veles
cal
cale
call
cermat
kali
kyph
phym(at)
arax
crus
hiptiot
obrut
stor
apsid
apsis
hamm(at)
ozod
ozot
phym(at)
eir
gone
nex
sympl
vien
viet
cognit
histor
anakt•
basil•
oryz•
2
oskl•
optan•
depf•
depf•
1
magd•
1
magd•
ank•
1
gon•
1
lepš•
1
lepš•
prokn•
igny•
kultr•
fazgan•
pudž•
skalm•
smil•
ksif•
2
ekw•
veles•
veles•
kal•
kal•
kal•
2
kermat•
kal•
kyf•
fim•
araks•
kruz•
hiptš•
obrud•
stor•
2
apš•
2
apš•
hamt•
zod•
zod•
fim•
hejr•
1
gon•
2
neks•
sympl•
vjen•
vjen•
1
kogn•
1
histor•
know(ledge)
know(ledge)
know(ledge)
know(ledge)
know(ledge)
know-how
know-how
MEANINGS
labour (hard)
labour (hard)
labour (in)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
labour(ing)
lace (binding)
lace (binding)
lace (texture)
lacerate
lacerate
lack(ing)
lack(ing)
lack(ing)
lack(ing)
lack(ing)
lack(ing)
lacquer
lacquer
lacquer
lacquer
lacquer
ladder
ladder
ladle
lake
lamb
lamb
lamb
lame
lame
lame
lame
lament(able)
lament(able)
lament(able)
logistikon
mathi
phron(t)
steme
vedd [S]
histor
mathi
vedd [S]
EYMONS
draster
try(os)
trys
obstetr
aerumn
cop(t)
erg
erga
ergi
ergum
mochth
mogi
mogus
nis(us)
urg(a)
arcy
arcy
tachrim [Hb]
sparass
sparaz
a(n)
apor
leip
lip
mend(os)
steres
glea
glio
gloe
gloi
putill
anabath
ary(s)t
aloch
aequor
agn(in)
amni
arn
chol
kyll
per
scalen
elegei
neni
2
olog•
1
matj•
1
fron•
2
stem•
vejd•
2
histor•
1
matj•
vejd•
LEMMAS
drasr•
tryš•
tryš•
opstetr•
erumn•
2
kop•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
moxt•
moxt•
moxt•
nists•
erg•
1
arky•
1
arky•
taxr•
sparats•
sparats•
an•
1
apor•
2
lejp•
2
lejp•
1
mendz•
sters•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
gloj•
putl•
anbat•
aryst•
alox•
1
ekwor•
2
agn•
2
amn•
2
arn •
2
xol•
kyl•
2
per•
2
skaln•
eledž•
nenj•
435
lament(able)
lament(able)
lament(able)
lament(able)
lamina
lamina
lamina
lamp
lamp
lamp
lamp
lamp
lance
lance
lance
lance
lance
lance (nn)
lance (nn)
lance (nn)
land (country)
land (country)
land (country)
land (field)
land (field)
land (field)
land (nature)
landing-stage
language
language
language
languid
languid
languish
languishing
languishing
lantern
lantern
lard
large
large
large
larva
larva
larva
larva
larva
larva
larva
lassitude
lassitude
last (item)
last (item)
last (item)
436
odyr(m)
odyrt
oect
ptoch
threnod
elasm
lasm
stonyx
deletr
fulg
lucern
lychn
aclis
aklyd
hem
hemat
hyss
saris(s)
belemn
dory
tel
chers
epeir
stan
arv
chthon
gun
choret
glossa
glott
lect
choma
lex
nocar
torp(ed)
dacn
fulg
deletr
lucern
rhoth
eury
lati
plat(y)
coryd
camp
dex
kamp
lend
lens
rutela
schadon
torp(ed)
eschat
hystat
hyster
odyr•
odyr•
1
ojkt•
ptox•
trend•
1
elasm•
1
elasm•
stonyk•
deltr•
2
fuldž•
lyxn•
lyxn•
aklys•
aklys•
hemt•
hemt•
hys•
sars•
belemn•
1
dory•
2
tela•
tšers•
epejr•
štan•
arv•
xton•
džun•
tšort•
glot•
glot•
2
lekt•
xoma•
2
lekt•
nokr•
torp•
dakn•
2
fuldž•
deltr•
lyxn•
2
rjod•
evry•
lati•
platy•
koryd•
2
tsamp•
1
dexs•
2
tsamp•
lend•
lend•
2
rutl•
sxad•
torp•
esxat•
2
hystr•
2
hystr•
lasting
lasting
lasting
late
late
late
late
late (former)
late (former)
lather
lather
lather
lather
lather
laugh at
laugh at
laugh at
laugh(ing)
laugh(ing)
laugh(ing)
laugh(ing)
laugh(ing)
launch
launch
launch
launch
launch
launch
launch
launch
launch
launch
laundry
lavatory
lavish
law(ful)
law(ful)
law(ful)
law(ful)
law(ful)
law-abiding
lawn
lawn
lawn
laws
lawyer
lay (put)
lay (put)
lay down
layer
layman
layout
layout
layout
layout
layout
deer
pymat
denae
hectic
cessat
ops(im)
serotin
tard
veter(n)
vetus
aphr
lamper
lampi
sepi(a)
usn
scomn
scopt
tothas
gel
geloe
gelos
gelot
hasah [S]
blem(at)
bol
embol
jaci
jact(it)
jalt
ject
ploc
rhips
rhipt
maghsal [A]
aphedr
dapan
gnesi
nom
onom
tethm
thesm
dice
caespit
nem
prat
grammat
mouhami
est
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stor
strat
bebel
cart
orect
oregm
petas
2
dejr•
pymt•
denaj•
hetšt•
kests•
psim•
2
sert•
tard•
vetr•
vetr•
afr•
2
lampr•
2
lampr•
sepj•
husn•
skopt•
skopt•
totš•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
gelos•
xasa•
1
blem•
1
bol•
2
embl•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
jakt•
plok•
ript•
ript•
maxs•
apedr•
dapn•
gnes•
onom•
onom•
tesm•
tesm•
dikaj•
kespit•
1
nem•
prat•
2
gramat•
muham•
1
hest•
1
hest•
stor•
1
strats•
bebel•
xart•
orekt•
orekt•
1
petas•
1
layout
layout
lazy(ness)
lazy(ness)
lazy(ness)
lazy(ness)
lazy(ness)
lazy(ness)
lead (metal)
lead (metal)
lead (metal)
ptas
strot
arg
brady
hypti
nocar
ocn(er)
rathym
galen
molybd
molybr
petas•
strot•
1
arg•
brady•
hipt•
nokr•
okn•
ratm•
2
galn•
molybr•
molybr•
lead (metal)
lead(ing)
lead(ing)
lead(ing)
lead(ing)
leader
leader
leader
leader
leader
leader
leaf
leaf
leaf
lean (thin)
lean (thin)
lean (thin)
lean (thin)
lean (thin)
lean (upon)
lean(ing)
lean(ing)
lean(ing)
lean(ing)
leaning (towards)
leaning (towards)
leaning (towards)
leaning (towards)
leap
leap
leap
leap
leap
leap
leap
leap
leap
learn
learn
learned
learned
leather
leather
leather
saturn
sisam [S]
agog
cibernet
elat
rectr
agog
anax
domin
egetst
hodeg
onax
pagin
phyll
nasm
emacera
emaci
macesc
macil
vesc
nix
ereid
ereis(m)
nix
sattva [S]
orge
orsa
orsum
orsus
halmat
haltic
ixal
maesmact
pedes
pedet
scaer
scart(hm)
scirtes
manthan
mathei
dokem
dokes
chori
rhin
šturn•
sisam•
angog•
tsibern•
1
elat•
rektr•
agog•
anaks•
domn•
2
ext•
hodg•
anaks•
1
pagn•
2
fyl•
nasm•
emats•
emats•
2
makš•
2
makš•
2
vests•
niks•
eresm•
eresm•
niks•
sadv•
orš•
orš•
orš•
orš•
2
halts•
2
halts•
2
iksal•
majm•
pedes•
pedes•
skert•
skert•
skert•
mantsan•
2
matj•
1
dokt•
1
dokt•
xorj•
2
rin•
leather
leather
leave (go)
leave (go)
leave (go)
leave (let)
leave (let)
leave (let)
leave (let)
leave (let)
leave (let)
leech
leek
lees
left-over
left-over
left-over
left (side)
left (side)
left (side)
left (side)
left (side)
left (side)
leg
leg
leg
leg
leg
leg
leg
leg
leg
leg
legal
legend
legitimate
lemon
lens
lens
lens
lentil
lentil
lentil
leprosy
less
less
less
less
less
less
less
less water (chem.)
let
let
let
scort
scut
sterph
abit
amped
phrud
chal
chalar
chalast
leip
lip
chloe
bdell
pras
syrphet
chled
laphyr
arister
infra
infre
lae
scaev(it)
scaevol
senestr
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cnem
cnem
himas
ped
pez
pez
pod(es)
scel(id)
scelis
gnesi
myth
gnesi
core
erv
glen
opter
lemm
phac
pard(al)
lazar
hesson
hipo
hyp(o)
mei(on)
meios
meot
secund(a)
meta
chal
chalar
1
skort•
1
skort•
sterp•
abit•
amped•
frud•
xal•
xal•
xal•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
1
xloj•
bedel•
1
pras•
sirfed•
xled•
lafr•
arists•
2
infra•
2
infra•
laje•
skav•
skav•
snestr•
orp•
1
knem•
1
knem•
2
himant•
pod•
2
pedz•
pod•
pod•
skel•
skel•
gnes•
myt•
gnes•
2
kore•
erv•
2
glen•
1
optr•
2
lemn•
pfak•
pardal•
lazar•
hesn•
hyp•
hyp•
mej•
mej•
mej•
skund•
2
meta•
xal•
xal•
437
let
let
let be
let be
letter Y
lettuce
lettuce
level
level
level
level
level
level
level (layer)
level (layer)
level (layer)
level (layer)
level (layer)
level (layer)
level (tool)
lever
lewd(ness)
lewd(ness)
lewd(ness)
lewd(ness)
lewd(ness)
liberate /tion
liberate /tion
libido
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
lick (tongue)
lid (cover)
lid (cover)
lid (cover)
lie (recline)
lie (recline)
lie (recline)
lie (tell a)
lie (tell a)
lie (tell a)
life
life
life
lifetime
lift (elevator)
lift(ed)
lift(ed)
lift(ed)
light (easy)
light (easy)
light (lamp)
light (shine)
438
chalast
leip
lip
pariem
hy(o)
hy(o)
seris
thrid
homal
leum
leus
levi
omal
plan
balbid
daped
pedan
pedon
strat
scamn
libell
mochl
cinaed
lagn
meretri
porn
saot
sosi
soter
tentigin
lamb
lapt
leich
ligur
linct
ling
epel
mysi
pomast
cumb
jac
prostrat
apat
noth
bio
physi
pnes
chron
mochl
aers(i)
aert
lepsi
aphel
synech
lucern
aug
xal•
1
lejp•
1
lejp•
parim•
1
hy•
2
hy•
seris•
tird•
homal•
lews•
lews•
lews•
homal•
1
plani•
balb•
daped•
pedn•
pedn•
1
strats•
skamn•
libel•
moxl•
tsined•
2
lagn•
mertr•
porn•
sotr•
sotr•
sotr•
tentitš•
2
lamb•
2
lamb•
lejx•
lingr•
lingr•
lingr•
epl•
myš•
pomast•
1
kumb•
2
jats•
prostr•
apat•
2
nost•
bi•
fisj•
2
pnewm•
xron•
moxl•
erš•
erš•
2
lepsi•
afel•
sinek•
lyxn•
awg•
light (shine)
light (shine)
light (shine)
light (shine)
light (shine)
light (shine)
light (shine)
light (weight)
light (weight)
light (weight)
light up
light up
lighten (soften)
lightning
lightning
lightning
like (adv)
like (adv)
like /ing
like /ing
like /ing
like /ing
lily
lily
limb (part)
limb (part)
limb (part)
lime
lime
lime
lime
lime
limit (border)
limit (border)
limit (border)
limit (border)
limit (border)
limit (border)
limit (border)
limit (border)
limp
line (drawing)
line (rope)
line (rope)
line (rope)
line (rope)
line (rope)
linen
linen
linen
linen
linen
linger(ing)
lingerie
link (connection)
cand
fulg
glauc
lamp
luc(i)
phegg
phot
chaun
couph
levgat
levigat
phaec
phan
solaci
astrap
fulg
ecel
skepto
icel
bhakti [S]
maitri [S]
phil
tas
crin
liri
col
mel(o)
mori
calcar
calcin
calco
chalic
titan
ephor
hori(o)
horiz
peirar
peras
perat
tel(e)
tels
scalen
ogm
fun(al)
funi(s)
merinth
resti
seir
byss(in)
linte
lix(iv)
othon
phar
odus
lix(iv)
2
kandid•
1
fuldž•
1
glak•
1
lampr•
lutsi•
pfeg•
fot•
xun•
kupf•
levg•
levg•
2
fan•
2
fan•
solts•
astrap•
1
fuldž•
ekel•
1
sxept•
ekel•
2
bakt•
majtr•
1
fil•
1
tasts•
2
krin•
2
lirj•
2
kolj•
2
mer•
2
morj•
xalits•
xalits•
xalits•
xalits•
1
titn•
epfr•
1
horj•
1
horj•
1
pejr•
peras•
peras•
1
tel•
1
tel•
2
skaln•
1
ogm•
fun•
fun•
merint•
rešt•
sejr•
bysn•
lint•
liks•
1
otn•
pfar•
2
odz•
liks•
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link (connection)
link(ed)
link(ed)
lion
lion
lip
lip
lip
lip
lip
liqueur
liquid (nn)
liquid (nn)
liquid (nn)
liquid(ity)
liquid(ity)
liquid(ity)
liquid(ity)
lisp
list
list
list
listen
listen
lithe
little (a)
little (a)
little (few)
little (few)
little (small)
little (small)
little (small)
little (small)
little (small)
little by little
live (at)
live (at)
live (at)
live(ly)
live(ly)
live(ly)
live(ly)
liver
liver
liver
liver
dem
demat
deo
des
desm
hamm(at)
pex(i)
phim
sandhi [S]
zeux
zyx
hapt
zeuct
lis
chil
labell
labeo
labr
simhah [S]
labr
maschke [Hb]
aqua
ly
neo
icm(ad)
icmal
nar
rheum
psell
stech
stich(i)
sticher
auri
cly(o)
scinac
ebae
ebh
paulul
polul
hina [S]
michr
micr(o)
parv
scopae
sensim
nae
nai
nee
pnes
pneus
strenu
thass
hepat
jecor
jecur
desm•
desm•
djes•
djes•
desm•
hamt•
2
peks•
pfim•
sandj•
zuks•
zuks•
hapt•
zyg•
liš•
1
xil•
labl•
labl•
labl•
simba•
2
labr•
mašk•
akw•
ly•
1
ner•
ikm•
ikm•
nar•
rewm•
2
psel•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
stix•
1
awr•
klyj•
šnak•
ebaj•
ebaj•
2
pavl•
2
pavl•
hina•
mikr•
mikr•
1
parv•
skopa•
sensm•
naj•
naj•
naj•
2
pnewm•
2
pnewm•
2
stren•
1
takts•
hepat•
jekr•
jekr•
livestock
living
living being
living being
lizard
load
load
load
load
loaf
loaf (lump)
loaf(ing)
loam
loam
loan
loathe
loathe
loathe
loathe
loathe
loathe
loathsome
lobster
local
locale
locale
lock-up
lock (nn)
lodge (live)
lodge (live)
lodge (live)
lodge (live)
lodge (live)
lodger
lodging (nn)
log (block)
log (block)
log (block)
logic(al)
logic(al)
logic(al)
logo
loins
loins
lone(ly)
lone(ly)
loneliness
loneliness
loneliness
long (distance)
long (distance)
long (distance)
long (distance)
long (distance)
long (distance)
jocinor
cten
bio
physi
zo(on)
langur
achter
arm
occ
onc
art(a)
peregr(in)
peregr(in)
litarg
litharg
mutu
fodi
foed(at)
misat
misemat
styget
stygn
nefari
karnik
bled [A]
agor(a)
teri
horcan
kleetr
bat
col(a)
nae
nai
nee
enaul
dom
stalix
vacerr
xyl
nunech
prep
saph(en)
scut(ell)
lapar
pso(as)
chor
monaz
trech
chers
dolich
dolych
dulich
mec(yn)
mecysm
panden
jekr•
2
kten•
bi•
fisj•
dzo•
langr•
1
axt•
1
harm•
1
okts•
1
okts•
arta•
1
peregr•
1
peregr•
litarg•
litarg•
2
mutu•
fojd•
fojd•
miz•
miz•
stygn•
stygn•
2
nefr•
karnik•
bled•
agor•
2
terj•
hork•
kletr•
1
bats•
1
tšol•
naj•
naj•
naj•
enal•
dawm•
stalts•
vakr•
ksyl•
nunx•
prep•
safn•
sxut•
2
lapr•
psoas•
2
kxor•
1
monats•
1
trex•
xers•
dolix•
dolix•
dolix•
meks•
meks•
pant•
439
long (distance)
long (distance)
long (time)
long (time)
long (time)
long(ing)
long(ing)
long(ing)
long(ing)
look
look
look
look
look (aspect)
look (aspect)
look (aspect)
look (aspect)
look (expression)
look (upon)
look after
look after
look askance
look askance
look at
look for
look for
look for
looking-glass
loom
loop (mesh)
loose
loot
loot
lopsided
lopsided
lord
lord
lose /lost
lose /lost
lose /lost
loss
loss
loss
lot (fate)
loud(ness)
loud(ness)
loud(ness)
loud(ness)
lovable
love
love
love
love
love
love
440
pant
tan(aec)
tanao
denae
diut(in)
diuturn
elp
elpid
elpis
blep
lim(er)
opi
opti
opic
opiqu
ops
ops
tuens
vult(u)
cur(i)
meledon
illaen
meleth
illod
scop
zetes
zetet
opter
opter
histos
mit
lapar
leja
anfract
lia
curi(o)
dochm
apollym
procer
zami
apollym
zami
zemi
zemi
oet
mega
otob
strep
psyll
venust
agap
bhakti [S]
maitri [S]
phil
sterg
pant•
tanek•
tanek•
denaj•
djut•
djut•
elp•
elp•
elp•
bleps•
2
limn•
opt•
opt•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
1
opš•
tuns•
vults•
1
kyr•
1
meled•
ilen•
1
meled•
ilen•
1
skop•
zetes•
zetes•
2
optr•
1
optr•
hi t•
mit•
1
lapr•
leja•
anfrakt•
leja•
2
kyr•
dokm•
aplym•
2
protšer•
zamj•
aplym•
zamj•
zamj•
zamj•
hojt•
2
meg•
utob•
2
strept•
psyl•
venst•
agap•
2
bakt•
majtr•
1
fil•
1
sterg•
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lovely
lover
lover
lover
lover
lover
low(er)
lozenge
lozenge
lubricate
lubricate
luck
ludicrous
luggage
luggage
lull (vb)
lumbar
lumber (nn)
lumber (nn)
luminous
luminous
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lump
lunatic
lung
lure
lure
lust
lust
lust
lust
lustre
lustre
lustre
luxury
luxury
storg
caleid
callim
callon
kall(i)
lepid
lepos
pulchell
pulcher
pulchr
specios
eras
erasm
erast
erastri
cata
clang
rhomb
scutul
ongu
ungu
cler
tothas
rhisc
sorac
petaur
pso(as)
sparac
sparagm
actin
phaet
cal
cale
call
clas
cordy(l)
glaeb
kali
omb
pess
phym(at)
thromb
toros
umb
pneumon
agan
dele
haemil
estr
kamah [S]
oestr
scylm
mic(an)
xes(m)
xest
chlid
1
sterg•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
1
kali•
2
lepš•
2
lepš•
pulkr•
pulkr•
pulkr•
spetš•
erast•
erast•
erast•
erast•
kata•
klang•
romb•
skutl•
ugv•
ugv•
1
xler•
totš•
riš•
sork•
2
petr•
psoas•
sprak•
sprak•
1
aktin•
fajt•
kal•
kal•
kal•
klaz•
kordyl•
gleb•
kal•
1
umb•
2
pesk•
fim•
1
tromb•
tros•
1
umb•
pnemon•
agan•
2
del•
haml•
ojstr•
kama•
ojstr•
skilm•
mikn•
ksest•
ksest•
xlid•
habr
barbit
fidicul
nabl
psalt(er)
lyre
lyre
lyre
lyre
lyre
MEANING
mace
mace
mace
mace
machine
macho
macho
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
mad(ness)
madam
madman
magazine (review)
magenta
maggot
magic
magic
magic
magnificent
magnificent
magnificent
maid
maiden
mail
main(ly)
main(ly)
maize
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
make /ing
ETYMON
bacl
bacter
clav(i)
rhopal
kikai [Jp]
arrhen
thur
alien
cerrit
hele
mori(o)
moron
scydm
scythr
vesan
aloch
baburr
tekufon [Hb]
phoenic
schadon
thelct
thelg(etr)
thelx
abrot
agla
splend
ancill
core
doar [Hb]
malista
protois
zea
erg
erga
ergi
ergum
gene
phy
phys
poies
poiet
tict
urg(a)
1
habr•
barbyt•
fidits•
nabl•
psalt•
LEMMA
baktr•
baktr•
1
klavj•
ropl•
kikaj•
2
arhen•
turj•
aljen•
tšert•
2
hele•
1
morj•
1
morj•
skytr•
skytr•
vesn•
alox•
babur•
tekuf•
fenits•
sxad•
telg•
telg•
telg•
abrot•
aglaj•
splend•
antšil•
1
kore•
dwar•
malst•
prots•
2
ze•
erg•
erg•
erg•
erg•
1
gen•
fy•
1
fiz•
1
poj•
1
poj•
1
tikt•
erg•
make known
make ready
male
male
male
male
malicious
malignant
man
man
manage
manage
manage
manage
manager
manager
manager
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many times
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marasmus
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marble (ball)
marble (stone)
March
march(ing)
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march(ing)
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mark (sign)
mark (sign)
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marriage
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marsh (moor)
marsh (moor)
marsh (moor)
marsh (moor)
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malist
multi
poly
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mass (crowd)
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master (boss)
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mediator
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melt together
melt(ed)
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melting pot
member (part)
member (part)
member (part)
member (part)
membrane
membrane
membrane
memorial
memorize
memory
memory
memory
menace
menace
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mend (patch)
mend (patch)
mendicant
menstruation
merchant
merciless
Mercury
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merge
merit(orious)
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metal
metal
meteorite
method
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middle
middle
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mill(ing)
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
mill(stone)
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minister
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misfortune
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misser
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mistake
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modest(y)
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gojs•
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1
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moist
moist
moist
moisten
moistness
mold
mole (animal)
mole (animal)
mole (wharf)
mollusc
mollusc
moment
monarch
monarch
monarch
Monday
money
money
money-bag
monk
monkey
monkey
monkey
monster
monster
monster
monster
monster
month
month
monument
moon
moor (marsh)
moor (marsh)
moor (marsh)
moor (marsh)
moor (marsh)
moor (marsh)
moral(s)
morass
morass
morass
morass
morass
mordant
more
more
moreover
morning
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uvesc
uvid
uvor
brec(h)t
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scalop
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malac
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1
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pitek•
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tatr•
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masa•
1
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men•
mnemeion
nemi•
1
men
men•
1
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limn•
1
lim(nat)
limn•
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limn•
palud
palud•
palustr
palud•
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telm•
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aet•
1
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1
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hevl•
1
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hevl•
1
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1
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1
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dekt•
mizon
midz•
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midz•
2
all
alj•
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heri•
morning
morning
moron
morsel
mortal
mortal
mortal
mortal
mortar
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
mortar (building)
mortar (vessel)
mosquito
moss
moss
most
moth
moth
moth
moth
moth
mother
mother
mother
mother
motionless
motionless
motive
motive
motive
mould (form)
mould (form)
mould (form)
mould (form)
mould (form)
mould (mildew)
mould (mildew)
mould (mildew)
mould (mildew)
mound
mound
mount(ed)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
eo(s)
pratah [S]
socors
clas
brot
letal
lethal
thnet
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calcin
calco
chalic
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torp(ed)
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prata•
skors•
klaz•
2
brot•
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xalits•
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keram•
maktr•
knops•
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2
hypn•
plejst•
hepjol•
hepjol•
porg•
setj•
setj•
1
matr•
1
matr•
1
matr•
2
tok•
2
pledž•
torp•
ajti•
ajti•
ajti•
plast•
plast•
2
tekt•
2
tekt•
2
typt•
eur•
eur•
eur•
šped•
tsiš•
tsiš•
ambat•
2
tšol•
1
dejr•
1
dejr•
2
lep•
ore•
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mount(ain)
mountain chain
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mourn(ful)
mouse
mouse
mouse
mouse
mouse
mouse
mouth
mouth
mouth
mouth
mouth
mouth
move(ment)
move(ment)
move(ment)
move(ment)
move(ment)
move(ment)
move(ment)
move(ment)
movie
mow
much
much
much
mucilage
mucous
mucus
mucus
mucus
mucus
mucus
mud
mud
mud
mud
mud
mud
oreo
orim
orin
deir
dacn
dhukham [S]
libitin
luct
lug(ubr)
naeni
scuthr
scythr
hyrac
hyrax
murin
myi
myo
sminth
bucc
mastac
mastax
or(al)
oscul
stom(at)
cin
loco
oes(o)
perio
phor(a)
phores
pore
stol
kolnoa
meten
da
eri
za
dad
ulis
achor
blenn
lape
lippul
myx
lim
litarg
litharg
lutan
lutar
lutit
ore•
ore•
ore•
1
dejr•
dakn•
dukam•
2
libd•
1
lukts•
1
lukts•
najn•
skutr•
skutr•
hirak•
hirak•
m urn•
mojs•
mojs•
smint•
2
bukts•
mastak•
mastak•
1
ovr•
1
oskl•
stom•
tsin•
1
lokj•
1
ojs•
1
porj•
for•
for•
1
porj•
2
stol•
kolna•
metn•
dza•
1
erj•
dza•
dad•
ulis•
axor•
blen•
2
lape•
2
lape•
myks•
2
ljim•
litarg•
litarg•
lutn•
lutn•
lutn•
mud
mud
mud
mud
muffled
muffled
mug
mug
mug
mug
mulberry
mule
mule
mule
mule
multi-colored
multi-colored
multiple
multiple
multitude
multitude
mummy
munch
municipal(ity)
murder
murder
murder
murder
murderer
murmur
murmur
murmur
murmur
muscle
muscle
muscle
muscle
muscular
muse
muse
muse
mush
mush
mush
mush
mushroom
music
music
music
music
pel(l)
thol(od)
tholom
tyntl(ast)
hebes
hebet
amby(c)
leb(es)
lebet
matul
mor
canthon
oen
on
onus
anther
poecil
cret
dym
myri(a)
myrio
tarich
dex
pol(i)
nec(at)
occis
phon
sicari
sphact
thryl
tryil
trysm
tryz
lacert
my(os)
myot
toros
arrhen
jain [S]
puta(t)
theor
ather
polph
polt
pult
myc(et)
mel(es)
melict
meliz
melyr
2
pelj•
tlom•
tlom•
tynt•
heps•
heps•
amby•
2
leps•
2
leps•
matl•
2
morh•
1
kants•
onh•
onh•
onh•
antser•
1
pokl•
krez•
dym•
mirj•
mirj•
2
tartš•
2
dexs•
pawl•
nek•
otšis•
1
pfon•
sikr•
spakt•
trylm•
trylm•
trylm•
trylm•
1
lakr•
1
my•
1
my•
2
torš•
1
arhen•
džajn•
putats•
tojr•
1
ater•
polp•
polp•
pult•
myk•
mel•
mel•
mel•
mel•
447
music
mussel
mussel
mustache
mustache
mustache
mustard
mustard
mute(ly)
mute(ly)
mute(ly)
mutiny
mutual
mutual
mutual
mutual
mutual
mutual
mutual
myopic
mystery
mystery
mystify
mystify
mystify
mystify
mystify
mystify
MEANINGS
nail
nail
nail
nail
nail
nail (finger)
nail (finger)
nail (finger)
nail (finger)
naked
naked
naked
name
name
name
name
name
nanny
nanny
nape (neck)
napkin
napkin
448
od(ic)
cochl
my(ac)
hypen
mystac
upen
senev
sinapi
coph
elingu
ene(o)
stasiot
allel
dipl(o)
diplac
diplasi
diplax
diplaz
mutu
lusc
myrism
myst
apat
inex
palag
palan
parag
phel(et)
EYMONS
dothi
helo
peron
clav(i)
gomph
harp
odon
odus
onyx
gymn(o)
psil
spoliat
onim
onom(ast)
onomat
onym
rhes
metr(i)
metro
auchen
linte
mapp
odits•
1
koxl•
2
my•
2
hipn•
mistak•
2
hipn•
sinap•
sinap•
kopf•
elinx•
hene•
staš•
alel•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
dipl•
1
mutu•
1
lusk•
1
myst•
1
myst•
apat•
ineks•
palg•
palg•
palg•
palg•
LEMMAS
1
dotsi•
2
helv•
2
pern•
1
klavj•
1
gomf•
1
harpf•
odon•
odon•
onyx•
gymn•
1
psil•
spolj•
onim•
onmast•
onmast•
onim•
xres•
1
matr•
1
matr•
awxen•
lint•
maps•
narrow
narrow
narrow
narrow
nasty
nasty
native (indigenous)
native (indigenous)
nature
nature
naughty /ness
naughty /ness
nauseating
nave
navel
navigate
navigate
navigate
navigate
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
near(by)
nearly
nearly
neat
neat
neat
neat
nebulous
nebulous
necessary
necessary
neck
neck
neck
neck
neck
neck
neck
neck
neck
neck-chain
neck-chain
necklace
necklace
necklace
necklace
angust
brevi
sten
stin
pinar
pinod
incol
vernacul
cras
physi
cobal
viti
nefari
torm
omphal
nau(s)
plaut
pleo
plo
anchi
angy
eis
engi(on)
homor
juxt
pela(t)
plesi
pros
schedi
schedo
paen
pen(e)
apl
dail
del
hapl
neph(el)
nephod
ananc
deon
auchen
deir
der(ae)
dere
deris
ini
laem
laim
trachel
horm
ploc(h)
horm
monil
ploc(h)
torqu(at)
angust•
brevj•
1
sten•
1
sten•
pindr•
pindr•
inkol•
vernak•
kras•
fisj•
tsobl•
vitj•
2
nefr•
1
torm•
omfal•
naws•
plot•
plot•
plot•
1
anxi•
1
anxi•
ejs•
1
anxi•
xomr•
jukt•
1
plesj•
1
plesj•
proš•
1
šked•
1
šked•
2
pene•
2
pene•
hapl•
1
del•
1
del•
hapl•
nefel•
nefel•
anank•
djon•
awxen•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
1
der•
hini•
lajm•
lajm•
2
traxl•
1

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