a,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*or (else)/*otherwise/*and-or/*either-or-or both, inclusive sense between terms.| 	¾„(c)|*comma, as in Š,ŠorŠ|¾
abrramiti,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is/are *Abramites|[B­] 	¾
abrrikote,÷<Fr>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *apricot from S.|[B­S] 	¾
abrrini,÷<E>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is/are *abrin.|[B­] 	¾
absinte,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *absinthe, a liqueur.|[B­] 	¾
acdi,÷<ISV acid(e/o)>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 3.3¾„(1n)|B is an *acid.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*acidic/*acid, pertaining to ­s.|¾Used in: vinyacdi; ¾
acdosi,÷<F acidose>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|K suffer(s) from *acidosis, presence of acids in the blood over normal limits.|[K­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*acidosis, collective term for the condition.|¾
achetanilidi,÷<ISV acetanilide>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some*acetanilide, a pharmaceutical.|[B­] 	¾
acheti,÷<Lin. ?>|¿|Bor.|JCB '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *cricket (insect) .|[B­] 	¾
achetileni,÷<S acetileno>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *acetylene, an illuminant gas|[B­] 	¾
achetoni,÷<ISV acetone>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *acetone, a common solvent|[B­] 	¾
achinaciformi,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *acinaciform, scimitar-shaped (Bot.)|[B­] 	¾
achipenseri,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is an *acipenserid, a fish of the genus Acipenser.|[B­] 	¾
acthinio,÷<S actinio>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *actinium, (Ac), element 89|[B­] 	¾
ae,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|I-*hope so/that/toŠ<, an expression of hope/weak-intention/desire.>.| 	¾„(i)|*yes/I-*wish-toŠ, an expression of hope/weak-intention/desire.|¾«‹ no„»(i)|*no/I *hope/*wish-not-to, an expression of mild refusal.|¾
Aegyptopithecus,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(Na)| *Aegyptopithecus, a genus of fossil monkeys found ca. 1960 in 30,000,000-year-old Oligocene deposits in Egypt, may have been ancestral to apes and humans.| 	¾
afhidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *aphid/*plant-louse of the genus Aphis.|[B­] 	¾
afi,÷<a + ­fi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 7+¾„(l)|*a, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
aghari,÷<E>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *agar/*agar-agar, a gel prepared from seaweeds.|[B­] 	¾
agherati,÷<Lin. Ageratum>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a plant of the genus *Ageratum|[B­] 	¾
ai,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*yes/*certainly/*of_course/*OK/*decidedly/*by_all-means, an exp. of consent/strong intention.| 	¾„(i)|I *will/*consent-to/*intend-toŠ<, an exp. of consent/strong intention.>.|¾«­ai„»(af)|the mark of *Latin upper case consonant names, as in Bai/Cai/Dai/etc.|¾«‹ fazi„»(ph)|*just-going-to/*about-to, intended immed. action, as 'ai mi fazi godzi'.|¾«‹ no„»(ph)|*no/I-*will-not/*by_no-means, an expression of unwillingness/strong refusal.|¾«‹ no„»(ph)|*certainly-not/I-*refuse/*of-course-not<, an exp. of unwillingness.>.|¾
aiai,÷<Yes-Yes>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '75 3.8¾„(i)|*Amen!, an expression of agreement.| 	¾
akhaje,÷<Tupi acaju Fr. acajou>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cashew from S.|[B­S] 	¾
akhuili,÷<from Genus Aquila (akhili would be easier)>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(1n)|B is an *eagle, a member of the Aquila genus.|[B­] 	¾
akrre,÷<Eng. acre>|¿|Bor.|RAM '88 3.9¾„(2v)|F measures C in *acre (s), an obsolete unit of approximately 0.4 hectares.|[F­C] 	¾
akrrili acdi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *acrylic acid, a very reactive unsaturated acid.|[B­] 	¾
aktci,÷<L. Actinidia chinensis>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *kiwi-fruit/*Chinese-gooseberry from S.|[B­S] 	¾
albocinerei,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *albocinereous|[B­] 	¾
albumini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *albumin, a water-soluble protein|[B­] 	¾
albuminuri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|K suffer(s) from *albuminuria, the presence of albumin in the urine.|[K­] 	¾„(1a)|*albuminuric, having albuminuria.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*albuminuria, collective term for the condition.|¾
alcioniumi,÷<Lin. Alcyonium>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *alcionarian, an invertebrate of the subclass Alcyonium.|[B­] 	¾
aldehidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *aldehyde, a volatile fluid from the oxidation of alcohols.|[B­] 	¾
alhergi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2a)|B is *allergic to V.|[B­V] 	¾« po ‹„»(n)|*allergy, a specific condition of being allergic to substanceŠ|¾
alhizarini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *alizarin, a colouring matter from madder.|[B­] 	¾
alhofani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *allophane.|[B­] 	¾
alhumio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *aluminum/*aluminium, element 13.|[B­] 	¾
alkali,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*alkaline, having a basic reaction.|[B­] 	¾„(;firpa1n)|B is an *alkali, a basic substance, the opposite of acid.|¾
alkooli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *alcohol, often used for ethanol, the beverage alcohol.|[B­] 	¾
almi,÷<Lin. Allium spp.>|¿|Bor.|FR '85 4.9¾„(1n)|B is an *onion.|[B­] 	¾
alpore,÷<L. Allium porum>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *leek from S.|[B­S] 	¾
alsate,÷<L. Allium sativum>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is *garlic from S.|[B­S] 	¾
alveoli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*alveolar/*alveolate, pitted. (Phon.) produced by the tongue against the teeth roots.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *alveolus, a pit or small depression, a tooth-socket or lung cell|¾
Ama,÷<A + ­ma>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*A, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
amblicirhiti,÷<Lin. Amblycirrhites>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a fish of the genus *Amblycirrhites.|[B­] 	¾
Ame'rikyn,÷<E. American>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*American, the ‹ language, the ‹ dialect of English.| 	¾
Amerikas,÷<E. America>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*America, esp. the United States of America.| 	¾
amfibdeli,÷<Lin. Amphibdella>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a fluke of the genus *Amphibdella.|[B­] 	¾
amfibolurui,÷<Lin. Amphibolurus>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a lizard of the genus *Amphibolurus.|[B­] 	¾
amhericio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *americium, (Am), element 95.|[B­] 	¾
amhidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *amide, a derivative of ammonia where an acid radical has replaced hydrogen.|[B­] 	¾
amhili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *amyl, an alcohol radical C5H11.|[B­] 	¾
amhinei,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *amine, a deriv. of ammonia where a hydrocarbon radical has replaced hydrogen.|[B­] 	¾
amhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *amino, having an amino group.|[B­] 	¾«‹ acdi„»(ph)|an *amino acid, a constituent of proteins.|¾
amperi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|V measures C in *ampere (s), a unit of electric current.|[V­C] 	¾Used in: kilvoltyamperi; ¾
amslana,÷<US Ameslan>|¿|Bor.|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|F is the *Ameslan language, a sign language of the deaf.|[F­] 	¾
amslani,÷<US Ameslan>|¿|Bor.|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|K is a user of *Ameslan, a sign language of the deaf.|[K­] 	¾
angini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|K suffers from *angina pectoris, angina of the chest.|[K­] 	¾«tceti ‹„»(ph)|*angina-pectoris, chest pain from heart disease.|¾
anhakondi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *anaconda, a gigantic water snake of the genus Eunectes|[B­] 	¾
anhalgesiki,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *analgesic, pertaining to pain reduction.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|an *analgesic, a substance reducing pain.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*analgesia, the reduction of pain.|¾
anhane,÷<L. Ananas comosus>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pineapple from S.|[B­S] 	¾
anhasi,÷<Lin. Anasidae>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '90 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *duck, a bird of the family Anasidae.|[B­] 	¾
anhelidi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *annelid, a red-blooded worm of the genus Annelida.|[B­] 	¾
anhemi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|K is *anaemic/*anemic, suffering from anaemia.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)| a sp. case of *anaemia, bloodlessness|¾
anhestesi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *anaesthetic, a substance producing insensibility.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*anaesthetic, pert. to production of insensibility.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*anaesthesia, collective term.|¾Used in: anhestesiydou; ¾
anhestesiydou,÷<anhestesi+y+do(ns)u=anaesthetic-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *anaesthetize (s) D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*anaesthetised, experiencing loss of feeling.|¾
anhili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *anil, plant or dye.|[B­] 	¾
anhilini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *aniline, a coal-tar product used in dyes.|[B­] 	¾
anhodi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *anode, a negative electrode.|[B­] 	¾
anoi,÷<a + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*if/*or-not, between terms, converse implication.| 	¾
anse,÷<Lin: Anser>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *goose, an anseridine bird.|[B­] 	¾
Anthropoidea,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(Na)| *Anthropoidea, the suborder of Primates which includes the monkeys, apes and humans.| 	¾
antigeni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *antigen, a substance provoking formation of an antibody.|[B­] 	¾
antitoksini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *antitoxin to D, substance opposing toxinŠ|[B­D] 	¾
antropoideai,÷<Lin. Anthropoidea>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a member of the *Anthropoidea, a suborder of Primates including the monkeys, apes and humans. (1a) pert. to or char. of the Anthropoidea.|[B­] 	¾
antropoidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *anthropoid, pert. to higher primates.|[B­] 	¾
antropomorfi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *anthropomorphic/*anthropomorphous, having human form, or pert. to humans|[B­] 	¾
ao,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*yes/I*want-to/*will-try-toŠ, exp. of desire/moderate intention| 	¾
apllasi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2a)|B is *aplastic, shows aplasia in D.|[B­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*aplasia, mass term.|¾
Arabias,÷<Transliteration from Arabic>|¿|Name|L4 '87 3.8¾„(na)|*Arabia, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.| 	¾
arba,÷<arabiya=Arabic>|¿|Bor.|L4 '90 3.8¾„(1n)|B is the *Arab language.|[B­] 	¾
arbe,÷<arabiya=Arabic>|¿|Bor.|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1n)|B is an *Arabic place/territory, a region inhabited by Arabs.|[B­] 	¾
arbi,÷<arabiya=Arabic>|¿|Bor.|L4 '90 3.8¾„(1n)|B is an *Arab, person of Arabic descent.|[B­] 	¾
arbo,÷<arabiya=Arabic>|¿|Bor.|L4 '90 3.8¾„(1a)|B pertains to the *Arab culture.|[B­] 	¾
Archaepteryx-lithographica,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(Na)|*Archaeopteryx, a fossil Jurassic bird.| 	¾
argo,÷<L. argentum>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 5.6¾„(1n)|B is some *silver, element 47 (Ag)|[B­] 	¾Used in: argoycli; argoykoo; ¾
argono,÷<Gr. argon>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *argon, element 18, an inert gas.|[B­] 	¾
argoycli,÷<argo+y+cli(ka)=silver-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2a)|G is more *silvery, silver-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *silveriness, a spec. property.|¾
argoykoo,÷<argo+y+ko(lr)o=silver-colour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2a)|G is more *silvery/silver-colored than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*silver, the color, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *silveriness, a spec. property.|¾
arkepteriksi,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *Archaeopteryx, a Jurassic fossil bird.|[B­] 	¾
arsenidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *arsenide, a compound of arsenic with a metal.|[B­] 	¾
arseniko,÷<Gr. arsenikon>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *arsenic, element 33 (As)|[B­] 	¾
arteri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *artery, vessel conveying blood from the heart.|[B­] 	¾
arteriosklerosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)| K suffers from *arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries. |[K­] 	¾„(a)| is *arteriosclerotic.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*arteriosclerosis, collective term.|¾
Arthropoda,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(Na)|*Arthropoda, jointed-appendage invertebrates.| 	¾
articoke,÷<Arab>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *artichoke, a thistle-like edible plant.|[B­] 	¾
artiodaktili,÷<Lin. Artiodactyla>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*artiodactyl, pert to ­s.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *artiodactyl, an even-toed ungulate.|¾
artropodi,÷<Lin. Arthropoda>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|F is an *arthropod, a jointed-appendage invertebrate of genus B.|[F­B] 	¾„(n)|*arthropod, pert. to the Arthropoda.|¾
aspherage,÷<Gr. aspharagos>|¿|Bor.|L1 '89 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a (piece-of)-*asparagus, a Liliacean edible plant.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*asparagus, general term.|¾
asphirini,÷<E>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *aspirin/*ASA, a common analgesic.|[B­] 	¾
asthatio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *astatine, element 85, (At)|[B­] 	¾
athabrini,÷<E atabrin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *atabrin/*mepacrine, an antimalarial drug.|[B­] 	¾
atheri,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *Atheris, a snake of that genus.|[B­] 	¾
athomi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *atom of F.|[B­F] 	¾«‹ nukle„»(ph)|an *atomic nucleus.|¾Used in: athomiynue; ¾
athomiynue,÷<athomi+y+nu(kl)e=atomic-nucleus>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *atomic-nucleus/*nucleus of atom F.|[B­F] 	¾
atlatlu,÷<Nahuatl>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *atlatl.|[B­] 	¾
atletu,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|K is an *athlete in sport V.|[K­V] 	¾
atmosferi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|L4 '87 3.6¾„(2n)|B is the *atmosphere of planet/satellite S.|[B­S] 	¾
au,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|I-don't-*care/it's-all-the-*same, exp. of indifference/unconcern/absence of intention.| 	¾
auksini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *auxin of S, a growth promoting substance.|[B­S] 	¾
aurmo,÷<L. aurum>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 1.4¾„(1n)|B is some *gold, element 79 (Au).|[B­] 	¾Used in: aurmoycli; aurmoykoo; aurmoykumprati; aurmoykuvmao; ¾
aurmoycli,÷<aurmo+y+cli(ka)=gold-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|G is more *golden/gold-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
aurmoykoo,÷<aurmo+y+ko(lr)o=gold-colour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|G is more *golden/gold-colored than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*gold/*golden, more golden thanŠ|¾
aurmoykumprati,÷<aurmo+y+kum(tu)+prati=gold-common-price>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 2.7¾„(1n)|B is a *gold-standard.|[B­] 	¾
aurmoykuvmao,÷<aurmo+y+kuv(ga)+ma(dz)o=gold-cover-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2v)|K *gild (s) D ­ coversŠwith a gold film.|[K­D] 	¾
austrralopithekui,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *australopithecine, a hominid of the genus Australopithecus.|[B­] 	¾Used in: austrralopithekuiyfoa; ¾
austrralopithekuiyfoa,÷<austrralopithekui+y+fo(rm)a=australopithecine-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *australopithecoid, similar in form to Australopithecus.|[B­] 	¾
azi,÷<a + ­zi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*alpha, Greek lower case letter, one of pool of symbols.| 	¾
ba,|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(art)|*a/*an, in 'a manŠ'ba mrenu, some x is a man'.| 	¾„(ph)|at *least one /someŠ<, a non-designating variable>.|¾„(pr)|*anybody/*anything, as in 'Get anybody'.|¾„(pr)|*something/*someone x,1st non-designating variable of the ba-series.|¾«‹ crina„»(ph)|It is *raining, 'some x is ­ing'.|¾«to ‹ mrenu„»(ph)|*there is/are, in 'there are two men'.|¾
baa,÷<barma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of barma, arm*| 	¾
bac,÷<balci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of balci, build*| 	¾
bachili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bacillus, popularly any bacterium.|[B­] 	¾
bad,÷<badlo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of badlo, bundle.*| 	¾
badjo,÷baj ¿÷<3/3E bough; 2/2C jo>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a *branch/*bough/*limb of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bajpro; korbadjo; vribadjo; ¾
badlo,÷bad ¿÷<3/3C bao; 3/5E bundle; 3/5S fardo; 3/6G buendel>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *package/*parcel/*bundle/*pack of P.|[B­P] 	¾Used in: badmao; sizybadlo; ¾
badmao,÷<bad(lo)+ma(dz)o=bundle-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *wrap/*package/*bundle D in B. |[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*packaged/*bundled/*wrapped.|¾
bae,÷<bande>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of bande, beyond.*| 	¾
bai,÷<balci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of balci, build*| 	¾
Bai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*B, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
bairmubre,÷<ba(lc)i+r+mubre=build-wood>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*lumber/*timber, made from ‹.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is some *lumber/*timber/building-*wood from tree/species S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*lumber (mass term).|¾
bairmubsia,÷<ba(lc)i+r+mub(re)+si(tf)a=building-wood-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *lumber-yard.|[B­] 	¾
baj,÷<badjo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of badjo, bough.*| 	¾
bajpro,÷<ba(d)j(o)+pro(ju)=bough-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(a)|*branched/*forked.|[S­P] 	¾„(2v)|S *branch/*fork into P (collective).|¾
bak,÷<bakto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bakto, bucket.*| 	¾
bakcai,÷<bak(to)+ca(nl)i=bucket-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|C is a *bucketful/*pailful/*bucket/*pail of B|[C­B] 	¾
bakduo,÷<bak(to)+du(rz)o=bucket-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *bucket/*bail, remove-water-from D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(1a)|*bailable. |¾
bakso,÷bao ¿÷<4/4E box; 3/4J hako; 2/4S baul; 2/5G buechse>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|D is a *box/*crate/*carton of/containing B.|[D­B] 	¾Used in: baocna; baorduo; baormao; baotri; celnybao; grobao; groracbao; kerbao; kuvbao; morbao; nurdaobao; racbao; tovbao; ¾
bakteri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *bacterium/*germ of type/genus F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*bacterial, pert. to bacteria.|¾Used in: bakteriyrodhopsini; ¾
bakteriofagi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bacteriophage, a virus that attacks bacteria.|[B­] 	¾
bakteriyrodhopsini,÷<bakteri+y+rodhopsini=bacteria(l)-rhodopsin>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *bacteriorhodopsin, bacterial rhodopsin.|[B­] 	¾
bakto,÷bak ¿÷<2/3C tong; 3/5E bucket; 3/5H balti; 4/7J baketsu; 2/5R badya>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2n)|D is a *bucket/*pail of/containing B.|[D­B] 	¾Used in: bakcai; bakduo; bakvla; cmabakvla; ¾
bakvla,÷<bak(to)+vla(ko)=bucket-lake>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *sea/*lake, a natural body of water with no outlet.|[B­] 	¾
bal,÷<balpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of balpi, balance*| 	¾
balbiu,÷<bal(pi)+bi(vd)u=balance-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2n)|K has *poise/*aplomb/*savoir-faire in situation N.|[K­N] 	¾
balcea,÷<bal(pi)+ce(nj)a=balance-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.2¾„(1v)|K *balance (s), be/become balanced.|[K­] 	¾
balci,÷bac bai ¿÷<2/3C shiu; 2/3F bat-ir; 2/3G bau-en; 2/4E build>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3v)|K *build-(up)/*erect/*construct P from materials/parts S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|a *builder/*constructor/*erector, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*building/*construction (mass act).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*buildable/*constructable/*erectable, capable of being ­ed. .|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the a *building/*construction/*erection, the thing built.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a sp. act of *building/*construction.|¾Used in: bairmubre; bairmubsia; drinurbai; fanbai; ganynurbai; grofarnurbai; nenbacbiu; nurbackeu; nurbai; nurbaibasni; rambai; tolganynurbai; ¾
balfiu,÷<bal(pi)+fi(br)u=balance-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *unstable/*unsteady, has a poor sense of balance under conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾
balfro,÷<bal(pi)+fo/r(li)=balance-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *well-balanced, has a strong sense of balance under conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾
balkao,÷<bal(pi)+ka(kt)o=balance-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2v)|K is *steady/*reliable in situation N.|[K­N] 	¾
balko,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *balcony of structure F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: muirbalko; ¾
balma,÷bam ¿÷<3/3F balle; 3/3G ball; 3/4S bola; 3/4J tama; 2/3E ball>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *ball/*globe/*sphere/*orb, any spherical object.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*round/*spherical, pert. to ­s.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sphericity, a specific property.|¾Used in: bamcli; bamfoa; bamfomcartu; bamhanco; bamkuspypae; bamtrufa; bamymoa; fordiobalma; tolbalma; trokybalma; trokybamduo; ¾
balmao,÷<bal(pi)+ma(dz)o=balance-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2v)|K *balance/*equilibrate system D, an intentional act.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*balancer, one who ­s.|¾
balna,÷¿÷<balnu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a female *whale from S.|[B­S] 	¾
balne,÷¿÷<balnu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2a)|G is more *whale-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
balni,÷¿÷<balnu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *whale-calf from S, an infant whale.|[B­S] 	¾
balno,÷¿÷<balnu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a male *whale from S.|[B­S] 	¾
balnu,÷¿÷<L. balaena>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *whale from S, generic form.|[B­S] 	¾
balpae,÷<bal(pi)+pa(tc)e=balance-apparatus>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1n)|V is a *balance, a device for weighing. Cf. tidmelmai.|[V­] 	¾
balpi,÷bal ¿÷<2/3C ping; 3/5F balance; 3/6G balance; 3/7S balance-ar; 2/6E balance; 2/7J baransu>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|K *balance/be-in-*equilibrium under forces N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*balance/*equilibrium, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*balance/*equilibrium, a mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*balanced/in-*proportion.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *balance, a state of equilibrium.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *balance/*equilibrium, a spec. property.|¾Used in: balbiu; balcea; balfiu; balfro; balkao; balmao; balpae; baltio; minbalpi; ¾
baltio,÷<bal(pi)+ti(dj)o=balance-heavy>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is *ballast for F weighing C.|[B­FC] 	¾
bam,÷<balma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of balma, sphere.*| 	¾
bamcli,÷<ba(l)m(a)+cli(ka)=ball-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(n)|a *spheroid, a sphere-like, ball-shaped thing.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *spheroidal/sphere-like than J.|¾
bamfoa,÷<ba(l)m(a)+fo(rm)a=ball-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(3n)|B is a *sphere, a geometrical figure with center C and radius C.|[B­CC] 	¾„(1a)|*spherical, pertaining to geometrical spheres.|¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*sphericity (mass term).|¾«pu ‹„»(1n)|*sphericity, sp. property.|¾
bamfomcartu,÷<ba(l)m(a)+fo(r)m(a)+cartu=ball-form-map>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 2.9¾„(1n)|B is a *globe, a spherical map.|[B­] 	¾
bamhanco,÷<ba(l)m(a)+hanco=ball-(type-of)-hand>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *fist, a closed hand.|[B­] 	¾
bamkuspypae,÷<ba(l)m(a)+kusp(o)+y+pa(tc)e=ball-spread-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *roll-on *dispenser of B.|[V­B] 	¾
bamtrufa,÷<ba(l)m(a)+trufa=ball-roof>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *dome of structure F.|[B­F] 	¾
bamymoa,÷<ba(l)m(a)+y+mo(nc)a=ball-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *knoll of landmass F ­ a round-topped hill/mountain.|[B­F] 	¾
ban,÷<bande>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bande, beyond.*| 	¾
banbe,÷¿÷<2/2F baie; 2/3E bay; 2/3J wan; 2/5S bahia; 2/6C hai wan>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2n)|B is a *bay of coast/shoreline F.|[B­F] 	¾
banci,÷¿÷<2/2C syi; 3/4F baign-er; 2/3G bad; 3/5S bano; 2/4H shnan; 2/4R vana; 2/4J basu>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(n)|a *bather, one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *bathe-in/take-a-*bath in D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *bath, that in which one ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bath, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: bancycui; bancydou; bancykru; cribanci; fligrebanci; solbanci; ¾
bancycui,÷<banc(i)+y+cu(tr)i=bathe-water>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a/some *bath/*bathwater.|[B­] 	¾
bancydou,÷<banc(i)+y+do(ns)u=bath-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(3v)|K *bathe/*bath, give D a bath in B.|[K­DB] 	¾
bancykru,÷<banc(i)+y+kru(ma)=bath-room>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bathroom|[B­] 	¾
bande,÷ban bae ¿÷<4/5E beyond;4/6S aiende; 2/6F-au-dela>|¿|30% C_Prim|JCB '91 1.5¾„(5av)|G is *beyond/*farther-than J from D on route V by distance C.|[G­JDVC] 	¾Used in: banfeokri; bangoi; banroicea; bantraci; banvia; banynerbi; banynurdja; stabae; susybae; tsubae; vijbangoi; ¾
banfeokri,÷<ban(de)+fe(kt)o+kri(do)=beyond-facts-believe>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *infer/*induce P from data S.|[K­PS] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*induction/(inductive)-*inference, mass preoperty of the process.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an (inductive)-*inference.|¾
bangoi,÷<ban(de)+go(dz)i=beyond-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.4¾„(3v)|G *surpass/*pass/*go-past/*overtake J doing/going to D.|[G­JD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*passed/*surpassed/*overtaken, conv. of overtake/surpass.|¾
banhane,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|L1 '89 6.2¾„(1n)|B is a *banana, piece/bunch of banana(s).|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*bananas, the mass of all bananas.|¾
banko,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is a *bank of place/community/banking system F.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *banking-system (n), conv. of bank.|¾Used in: bankyduo; bankykeu; bankypli; bankysea; bankysua; bankytoa; ¾
bankyduo,÷<bank(o)+y+du(rz)o=bank-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3v)|K *bank/*deposit money B in/at bank D.|[K­BD] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*deposits, all such.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*deposit, money banked.|¾
bankykeu,÷<bank(o)+y+ke(rj)u=bank-caretaker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 4.4¾„(2n)|K is a *banker, owner of bank B.|[K­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*banking, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*banking, a sp. event of bank-keeping.|¾
bankypli,÷<bank(o)+y+pli(zo)=bank-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *bank at bank/financial institution D|[K­D] 	¾
bankysea,÷<bank(o)+y+se(tf)a=bank-place>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 15¾„(4v)|K *bank/*deposit money C in/at bank D in account B.|[K­CDB] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*deposits, all such.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*deposit, money banked.|¾
bankysua,÷<bank(o)+y+su(rv)a=bank-servant>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *teller in bank/financial institution F.|[B­F] 	¾
bankytoa,÷<bank(o)+y+to(kn)a=bank-take>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *withdraw C at bank/financial-institution D from account B .|[K­CDB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *withdrawal.|¾
banroicea,÷<ban(de)+(g)ro(c)i+ce(nj)a=beyond-anger-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|K is/are *outraged by N .|[K­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*outrage.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*outrageous.|¾
banse,÷¿÷<2/3C lan; 4/7J basketo; 3/6E basket; 2/5S cesta; 2/5F panier>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|D is a *basket of B.|[D­B] 	¾Used in: bansycai; ¾
bansycai,÷<bans(e)+y+ca(nl)i=basket-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|C is a *basketful/*basket of B.|[C­B] 	¾
bantraci,÷<ban(de)+traci=beyond-travel>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.6¾„(2n)|V is an *excursion of K ­ going beyond normal limits.|[V­K] 	¾
banvia,÷<ban(de)+vi(zk)a=beyond-see>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(3v)|K *see B through V, to see through a transparent medium.|[K­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*show through to (observer)Šacross (medium)Š|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *seeing-through.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *showing-through.|¾
banynerbi,÷<ban(de)+y+nerbi=beyond-necessity>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1a)|N is *superfluous/*excessive, beyond requirements.|[N­] 	¾
banynurdja,÷<ban(de)+y+nur+dja(no)=beyond-the-known>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(1a)|N is *magical/*supernatural/*miraculous.|[N­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|the *supernatural, mass of supernatural events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *miracle, something extraordinary/inexplicable.|¾
baocna,÷<ba(ks)o+ca/n(li)=box-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|C is a *boxful/*box of B.|[C­B] 	¾
baorduo,÷<ba(ks)o+r+du(rz)o=box-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3v)|K *box/*crate/*pack B in box D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*boxed/*crated.|¾
baormao,÷<ba(ks)o+r+ma(dz)o=box-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L1 '88 15¾„(1n)|K is a *boxmaker.|[K­] 	¾
baotri,÷<ba(ks)o+tri(cu)=box-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *box-tree.|[B­] 	¾
bap,÷<batpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of batpi, bottle.*| 	¾
bapcai,÷<ba(t)p(i)+ca(nl)i=bottle-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|C is a *bottleful/*bottle of B.|[C­B] 	¾
bapduo,÷<ba(t)p(i)+du(rz)o=bottle-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(n)|*bottler, one who/that which ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *bottle (s) D, putŠinto bottles.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bottled.|¾
bapra,÷¿÷<2/3C ban; 3/5E operate; 3/6J hatara-ku; 3/8H aparitar; 3/8R opierats-iia>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *work/*operate machine/vehicle B for use/end/function/goal P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|an *operator, one who ­s a machineŠ|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inoperable, unable to be ­d.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*operable/*working, able to be ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *operation, an act of ­ing some machine/vehicle.|¾Used in: baprysio; bermaibapra; macbapra; tcabapra; ¾
baprysio,÷<bapr(a)+y+si(st)o=operate-system>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *operating-*system of F.|[B­F] 	¾
bar,÷<barma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of barma, arm.*| 	¾
barcu,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *bar/*tavern of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾
barda,÷¿÷<4/5C bao da; 4/7R nagrada; 3/6E reward; 2/9H paritoshik>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(4v)|K *reward D for S with B.|[K­DSB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*rewardable, of acts which are ­ed.|¾«ju ‹„»(b)|a *reward, the thing given.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*rewardable, of one who is ­ed.|¾Used in: bardycue; lidbardygei; morbardysia; nornurbarda; nurbarda; ¾
bardji,÷<bar(ma)+dji(ne)=arm-joint>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *shoulder of F.|[B­F] 	¾
bardua,÷<bar(ma)+du(rn)a=arm-adorn>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(1n)|B is a *bracelet, an arm ornament.|[B­] 	¾
bardycue,÷<bard(a)+y+cu(ts)e=reward-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(4v)|K *induce (s) D to do V by offering reward N.|[K­DVN] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|an *inducement.|¾
barkua,÷<bar(ma)+ku(vg)a=arm-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a *sleeve ofŠ|[B­] 	¾
barkuakalra,÷<bar(ma)+ku(vg)a+kalra=arm-cover(sleeve)-collar>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cuff of sleeve F.|[B­F] 	¾
barma,÷bar baa ¿÷<3/3E arm; 3/3F bras; 3/3G arm; 3/5S brazo>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is an *arm of F, body part.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bardji; bardua; barkua; barkuakalra; barteu; ganbaa; kubnurbaa; lanbaa; lufbardji; midbardji; murbaa; ¾
barni,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *barium, element 56 (Ba)|[B­] 	¾
barta,÷¿÷<3/4G brett; 2/3C ban; 2/3J ita; 3/5H takhta; 2/4E board; 2/5S tabla>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is a *board/*plank of material S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: bartyfoa; bedbarta; dzobarta; felvaibarta; klakybarta; pucbarta; pucbartybou; pucbartyduo; sanbarta; sribarta; ¾
barteu,÷<bar(ma)+te(tc)u=arm-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *stretch-the-arms/*reach toward/for D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reachable/*attainable. <D­K>.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*reach, a specific act of ­ing. <V­KD>.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*reach, a specific property. <B­>.|¾
bartyfoa,÷<bart(a)+y+fo(rm)a=board-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *slab of (material) S.|[B­S] 	¾
bas,÷<basni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of basni, base.*| 	¾
basdiokonte,÷<bas(ni)+di(rc)o+konte=basic-direction-count>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|C is a *dimensionality of B.|[C­B] 	¾
bashaliti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *basalt, an igneous rock.|[B­] 	¾
basmoa,÷<bas(ni)+mo(nc)a=base-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is/are *foothill (s) at the base of mountain(s) F.|[B­F] 	¾
basni,÷bas ¿÷<4/5G basis; 3/4S base; 2/3E base; 2/3F base; 2/3H niv; 2/3F base>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is a *base/*basis/*foundation/*bottom of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*basal/*basic/*fundamental, pertaining to foundations.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|be-*based/*rest/*founded onŠ|¾Used in: basdiokonte; basmoa; baspai; basynursri; basysri; carnurbasni; cucbasmao; cucbasni; djabasni; djabasysensi; djabasysesmao; herbaslimji; kembasni; lilbasni; nurbaibasni; ¾
baspai,÷<bas(ni)+pa(rt)i=base-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*elementary/*fundamental.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *element/fundamental-*ingredient of F.|¾
basynursri,÷<bas(ni)+y+nur+sri(te)=base-writing>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *footnote of F.|[B­F] 	¾
basysri,÷<bas(ni)+y+sri(te)=base-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *write-*footnote for D on page C.|[K­DC] 	¾
bat,÷<batmi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of batmi, trade.*| 	¾
batfantoa,÷<bat(mi)+fan(ve)+to(kn)a=trade-reverse-take>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(5v)|K *rebate amount C to customer D for excess payment F for good/service V.|[K­CDFV] 	¾
batfusto,÷<bat(mi)+fusto=trade-office>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(2a)|B is the *chamber-of-*commerce of district/township/area F.|[B­F] 	¾
batkle,÷<bat(mi)+kle(si)=business-class>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(a)|*business class|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is *business class accommodation in conveyance F|¾
batlilfa,÷<bat(mi)+lilfa=trade-law>|¿|2_Cpx|PC '85 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *law dealing with transaction V of country D.|[B­VD] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|commercial *law, mass term.|¾
batmi,÷bat ¿÷<3/5E barter; 3/5S cambi-ar; 3/5J shobai-suru; 3/6C mai mai; 2/5R miena>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(4v)|K *trade/*exchange B for B with D.|[K­BBD] 	¾„(n)|a *businessman/*trader/*merchant, one who ­s.|¾„(a)|*trade/*commercial, pert. to trading.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*barter/*business/*commerce, mass term for trading.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*commercial/*exchangeable.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/some *barter/*business/*commerce, an act of trading.|¾Used in: batfantoa; batfusto; batkle; batlilfa; batmra; batmurhao; batsia; cmebatmi; cmebatsio; kakbatmi; kulbatmi; lerbatmi; nenzvobatmi; ponparbatsia; sanbatmi; sifbatmi; ¾
batmra,÷<bat(mi)+ma/r(ka)=trade mark>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *trademark owned by D for product P|[B­DP] 	¾
batmurhao,÷<bat(mi)+mur(si)+ha(rk)o=trading-sea-harbor>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *port/*seaport of city/country/coastline F.|[B­F] 	¾
batpi,÷bap ¿÷<3/4E bottle; 2/3C ping; 3/5F bouteille; 3/6S botella; 2/5H botal; 2/7R butilka>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|D is a *bottle/*flask of B.|[D­B] 	¾Used in: bapcai; bapduo; ¾
batra,÷¿÷<4/4J bata; 3/4E butter; 3/4G butter; 3/9S mantequilla>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|B is some *butter from source S|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*butter, made of butter.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*butter, mass term.|¾Used in: batryduo; ¾
batryduo,÷<batr(a)+y+du(rz)o=butter-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *butter (s) D, put butter onŠ|[K­D] 	¾
batsia,÷<bat(mi)+si(tf)a=trade-place>|¿|2_Cpx|DB '83 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *trading-market at F.|[B­F] 	¾
bauksiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *bauxite, an aluminium ore from S.|[B­S] 	¾
be,|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(pr)|*anybody/*anything, as in 'Get anybody'.| 	¾„(art)|*a/*an, in 'a manŠ'ba mrenu, some x is a man'.|¾„(pr)|*something/*someone x,2nd non-designating variable of the ba-series.|¾«‹ crina„»(ph)|It is *raining, 'some x is ­ing'.|¾«su ‹„»(ph)|at *least one /someŠ<, a non-designating variable>.|¾«to ‹ mrenu„»(ph)|*there is/are, in 'there are two men'.|¾
bea,÷<bleka>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(c)|for/as *example/*illustration/*instance/*sample, a sentence modifier. (UI).| 	¾
bed,÷<bedpu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bedpu, bed.*| 	¾
bedbarta,÷<bed(pu)+barta=bed-board>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bed-board.|[B­] 	¾
bedgoi,÷<bed(pu)+go(dz)i=bed-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1v)|K *retire/go-to-*bed.|[K­] 	¾
bedhedto,÷<bed(pu)+hedto=bed-head>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *head (of bed).|[B­] 	¾
bedkla,÷<bed(pu)+kla(bu)=bed-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *sheet/*bedsheet.|[B­] 	¾
bedkru,÷<bed(pu)+kru(ma)=bed-room>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *bedroom of F.|[B­F] 	¾
bedkua,÷<bed(pu)+ku(vg)a=bed-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *blanket/*bedspread.|[B­] 	¾
bednitmao,÷<bed(pu)+nit(ci)+ma(dz)o=bed-neat-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *make-bed D, arrange sheets and blankets neatly.|[K­D] 	¾
bedpli,÷<bed(pu)+pli(zo)=bed-use>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1v)|K is *in-*bed|[K­] 	¾
bedpu,÷bed ¿÷<2/2C pu; 2/3G bett; 2/4J betto; 3/3E bed>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *bed, an item of furniture for sleeping.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bedbarta; bedgoi; bedhedto; bedkla; bedkru; bedkua; bednitmao; bedpli; bedyduo; cinbedpu; fanbedgoi; lumbedkua; ¾
bedyduo,÷<bed(pu)+y+du(rz)o=bed-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *put-to-bed B in/on D|[K­BD] 	¾
beg,÷<begco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of begco, ask*| 	¾
begco,÷beg beo ¿÷<3/3E beg; 2/3G bett-eln; 2/5C chiou>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*petitioner, one who ­s.|[K­VD] 	¾„(3v)|K *petition/*ask-for/*request/*plead action/object V of/from D.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*petitioned, recipient of a petition.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*request/*plea, a requested behavior/object.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*request/*petition/*plea, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: begdou; begfurdou; begnordou; comtoabeo; djabeo; durbeo; fekbeo; filbeo; folbeo; fombeo; furdonbeo; gadbeo; gadkafbeo; genydjubeo; godbeopre; gozbeo; helbeo; hijkinbeo; juirbeo; kaonriabeo; lilfilbeo; merbeo; norkafbeo; poirbeo; prabeo; pranurbeo; ratbeo; suirbeo; tcidybeo; turbeo; zavnurbeo; ¾
begdou,÷<beg(co)+do(ns)u=request-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *accord/*grant/*bestow/*confer B, a requested thing, to/upon D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *conferree, grantee.|¾«no ‹„»(3v)|*deny/*refuse requestŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *favor, a requested thing/act, conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conferment/conferral/*bestowal, an act of granting a request.|¾
begfurdou,÷<beg(co)+fur+do(ns)u=request-given>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.0¾„(3n)|P is a *grant of B for D.|[P­BD] 	¾
begnordou,÷<beg(co)+nor+do(ns)u=requester-non-grant>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.4¾„(3v)|K *deny/*refuse request V from D.|[K­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *refusal/*denial, an act of ­ing a request.|¾
bei,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*b, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of berti, carry.*|¾
beinracveo,÷<be(rt)i+n+(t)rac(i)+ve(sl)o=carry-travel-container>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|D is *carry-on baggage containing B|[D­B] 	¾
beinreu,÷<be(rt)i+n+(t)re(l)u=carry-rail>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *yoke, a frame to aid in carrying water etc.|[B­] 	¾
beitca,÷<be(rt)i+tca(ro)=carry-car>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(1n)|B is a *truck/*lorry, any motorized transport.|[B­] 	¾
bek,÷<bekti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bekti, thing.*| 	¾
bekciu,÷<bek(ti)+ci(kt)u=object-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(3n)|B is the *peer of (object) B in characteristic C, one equal in a specified quality. e.g. These tomatoes have no peer.|[B­BC] 	¾
bekfao,÷<bek(ti)+fa(nd)o=object-end>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *tip/*end/*extremity of object F.|[B­F] 	¾
bekli,÷bel ¿÷<3/3E bell; 2/3C ling; 3/5G klingel; 2/4J beru; 2/4F cloche>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *bell, an instrument that rings.|[B­] 	¾Used in: belcpu; belduo; belkru; belsoa; belsonpro; cmabelsonpro; muirbekli; muirbelgru; ¾
beklia,÷<bek(ti)+(c)li(n)a=object-line>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|F is a *row/*rank/*file/*formation including element/-s B.|[F­B] 	¾
beksae,÷<bek(ti)+sa(ns)e=object-sense>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(n)|*perceiver.|[K­NV] 	¾„(3v)|K *perceive (s) N to be V.|¾„(v)|catch-*sight-ofŠ|¾„(a)|*perceptive, of perceivers.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*perception (mass act).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*perception (mass property).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*perceptible.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*perception (sp. act).|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*perception (sp. property).|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*perceptibility (sp. property).|¾
bekti,÷bek ¿÷<2/3C u ti; 4/6R obyekt; 3/5J buttai; 4/7E object; 3/6S objeto; 3/6G objekt>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an *object/*thing, anything enduring in space-time.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bekciu; bekfao; beklia; beksae; bekygru; bekykrosio; bekyliacko; bekylinmao; cmabekti; larbekti; nerbekti; nurbeibekti; plebekti; prabekti; rorbekti; ¾
bekygru,÷<bek(ti)+y+gru(pa)=object-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK/RAM '87 2.7¾„(1n)|F is a *battery, a group of similar objects working together.|[F­] 	¾
bekykrosio,÷<bek(ti)+y+kro(li)+si(st)o=object-flow-system>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2n)|V is the/some *traffic in/of F.|[V­F] 	¾
bekyliacko,÷<bek(ti)+y+(c)li(n)a+cko(zu)=line-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/SLR '91 3.2¾„(2v)|V *line-up D, unintentionally causeŠto be placed linearly.|[V­D] 	¾
bekylinmao,÷<bek(ti)+y+(c)lin(a)+ma(dz)o=line-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/SLR '91 3.2¾„(2v)|K *line-up/*queue-up D. intentionally causeŠto be placed linearly.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*aligner, one who linesŠup.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*alignment, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *alignment.|¾
bel,÷<bekli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bekli, bell*| 	¾
belcpu,÷<be(k)l(i)+cpu(la)=bell-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *ring D.|[K­D] 	¾
beldu,÷¿÷< 2/2C du; 3/4E belly; 3/8R zhyeludok>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(a)|*abdominal, pert. to the belly.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *belly/*abdomen/*stomach of F.|¾Used in: beldygoi; ¾
belduo,÷<be(k)l(i)+du(rz)o=bell-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *ring/*toll B(a bell).|[K­B] 	¾
beldygoi,÷<beld(u)+y+go(dz)i=belly-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 3¾„(3v)|K *creep/*crawl flat to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|a *crawler/*creeper.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*crawling/*creeping, collective term for the act.|¾
belkru,÷<be(k)l(i)+kru(ma)=bell-room>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *belfry of structure F.|[B­F] 	¾
belsoa,÷<be(k)l(i)+so(nd)a=bell-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2n)|V is a/the *ringing of (bell) B.|[V­B] 	¾
belsonpro,÷<be(k)l(i)+son(da)+pro(ju)=bell-sound-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|K *chime (s), produce a bell-like sound.|[K­] 	¾
ben,÷<bendu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bendu, band.*| 	¾
bendu,÷ben beu ¿÷<3/4E band; 3/5J bando; 3/6C yue duei>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.5¾„(a)|*orchestral, pert. to ­s.|[F­K] 	¾„(2n)|F is a *band/*orchestra, any music-performing group with players K.|¾Used in: benmui; benmuzmao; cmabeu; grobeu; ¾
benmui,÷<ben(du)+mu(zg)i=band-music>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(a)|*orchestral.|[P­VN] 	¾„(3n)|P is an *orchestration of V for (bands/orchestras of type) N.|¾
benmuzmao,÷<ben(du)+muz(gi)+ma(dz)o=band-music-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(4v)|K *orchestrate B for orchestra F as music V.|[K­BFV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *orchestration, an orchestration of something.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *orchestration, an act of ­ing.|¾
benzeni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *benzene, the simplest aromatic hydrocarbon.|[B­] 	¾
beo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of begco, ask.*| 	¾„(l)|*beta, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
ber,÷<berti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of berti, carry.*| 	¾
berbi,÷¿÷<Arabic-brbr=Berber;Barbary,North-African-peoples&region>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '86 5.0¾„(1)|B is a *Moor, one of a North African people.|[B­] 	¾
berbo,÷¿÷<Arabic-brbr=Berber;Barbary,North-African-peoples&region>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '86 5.0¾„(1)|V is *Moorish culture, of a North African people.|[V­] 	¾
berca,÷¿÷<from berci>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *ewe, a female sheep.|[B­] 	¾
berce,÷¿÷<from berci>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1a)|B is *ovine/*sheepish, like a sheep .|[B­] 	¾
berci,÷¿÷<3/3H bher; 2/3E sheep; 3/5F brebis; 2/5R baran>|¿|38% C_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *lamb, an infant sheep.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bercykeu; bercymio; ¾
berco,÷¿÷<from berci>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *ram, a male sheep.|[B­] 	¾
bercu,÷¿÷<from berci>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *sheep, a general term for an ovine creature.|[B­] 	¾
bercykeu,÷<berc(i)+y+ke(rj)u=sheep-care>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(1n)|K is a *pastor/*shepherd, one who tends sheep.|[K­] 	¾
bercymio,÷<berc(i)+y+mi(tr)o=sheep-meat>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is some *mutton, meat from sheep.|[B­] 	¾
berhilio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *beryllium, element 4 (Be)|[B­] 	¾
berkelio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *berkelium, element 97 (Bk)|[B­] 	¾
berlitpro,÷<ber(ti)+lit(la)+pro(ju)=carry-light-producer>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a *lantern/*flashlight, any portable light source.|[B­] 	¾
bermacnei,÷<ber(ti)+ma(t)c(i)+ne(nr)i=carry-machine(vehicle)-in>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(2a)|K is *aboard/*on-board vehicle V.|[K­V] 	¾
bermai,÷<ber(ti)+ma(tc)i=carry-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *wheelbarrow/*wagon/*vehicle, general term for all vehicles|[B­] 	¾
bermaibapra,÷<ber(ti)+ma(tc)i+bapra=carry-machine(vehicle)-operate>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '90 3.9¾„(2v)|K *drive (s) vehicle B.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*driving (Š).|¾„(n)|*driver (ofŠ).|¾
berna,÷¿÷<3/4E brain; 2/3C nao; 2/5F cerveau; 2/6G gehirn; 2/7S cerebro>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(a)|*cerebral, pert. to ­s.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *brain of F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*brain, mass term.|¾
berprati,÷<ber(ti)+prati=carry-price>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 3.4¾„(3n)|C is *freight, the-fee-for-transporting S to D.|[C­SD] 	¾
bertcaduo,÷<ber(ti)+tca(ro)+du(rz)o=carry-car-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(5v)|K *truck B to D from S by route V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a *trucker (n), one who moves goods by truck.|¾
berti,÷ber bei ¿÷<3/3C bei; 3/4E carry; 2/4F port-er>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *porter/*carrier/*vehicle, as 'lanolin is a vehicle for certain drugs'.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *carry/*transport B to D from S via V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*transportation, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*transportable, capable of being ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *transportation.|¾Used in: beinracveo; beinreu; beitca; berlitpro; bermacnei; bermai; bermaibapra; berprati; bertcaduo; bertirsei; darbei; fadbei; fanbei; fatbei; gozbei; kambei; kinbei; macbei; monbercko; nabybei; nenbei; nenbeicte; nernenbei; nurbei; nurbeibekti; nurbeicme; nurbeilista; nurberdou; nuzbei; preberveo; racvelbei; sanbei; spibei; stofaubei; tcabei; tidbercko; tidnurbei; zvobei; ¾
bertirsei,÷<ber(ti)+(s)tir(e)+se(tc)i=carry-stair-set>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *ladder.|[B­] 	¾
bertole,÷<L. Bertholletia excelsa>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *brazil-nut from S.|[B­S] 	¾
bet,÷<betcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of betcu, bent*| 	¾
betcea,÷<bet(cu)+ce(nj)a=bent-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1v)|P *warp/*bend, (actor unspecified).|[P­] 	¾
betcko,÷<bet(cu)+cko(zu)=bent-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2v)|K *warp/*bend D (nonintentional cause).|[K­D] 	¾
betcli,÷<bet(cu)+cli(ka)=bent-like>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '94 1.9¾„(2a)|G is more *bent/*crooked than J.|[G­J] 	¾
betcu,÷bet ¿÷<3/3C chu; 3/4E bent>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1a)|N is *bent/*crooked/*arched/*stooped.|[N­] 	¾„(n)|a *bend, something of bent form.|¾Used in: betcea; betcko; betcli; betgoi; betmao; betytue; betytuebongu; dambetcea; korbetmao; krebetcko; ¾
betgoi,÷<bet(cu)+go(dz)i=bent-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 3¾„(3v)|K *creep/*crawl on hands-and-knees to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|a *crawler/*creeper.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*crawling/*creeping, collective term for the act.|¾
bethongiai,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Bettongia, a species of rodent.|[B­] 	¾
betle,÷¿÷<L. Piper betel>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *betel-nut from S.|[B­S] 	¾
betmao,÷<bet(cu)+ma(dz)o=bent-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *warp/*bend D into form P, intentional.|[K­DP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bent.|¾
betvu,÷¿÷<L. Beta vulgaris>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *beet from S.|[B­S] 	¾
betytue,÷<bet(cu)+y+tu(gl)e=bent-leg>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is a/the *knee of F. |[B­F] 	¾
betytuebongu,÷<bet(cu)+y+tu(gl)e+bongu=bent-leg[knee]-bone>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is a/the *kneecap of F. |[B­F] 	¾
beu,÷<bekti>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of bendu, band.*| 	¾„(pp)|Patients/Parts, case tag (DIO)*.|¾
bi,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*be/be-the-*same-thing-as, the general sign of identity.|[K­DP] 	¾„(v)|be *identical-to/one-and-the-same/the-*selfsame<, the identity operator.>.|¾
bia,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of bitsa, between.*| 	¾„(2v)|B is-*part-of class/set F (BI).|¾
biarskapi,÷<bi(ts)a+r+skapi=betwen-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3n)|K is a *membrane/*tissue/*intersurface between B and B.|[K­BB] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*membrane/*tissue, mass term.|¾
biartorspa,÷<bi(ts)a+r+tor+spa(si)=between-two-space>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.4¾„(3n)|K is an *interface between B and B.|[K­BB] 	¾
biartrida,÷<bi(ts)a+r+trida=between-streets>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *block, the terrain between two streets.|[B­] 	¾
biaski,÷<bi(ts)a+ski(tu)=between-sitters>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(2n)|B is an *aisle in F.|[B­F] 	¾
biaspa,÷<bi(ts)a+spa(si)=between-space>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(4n)|B is a *row/*aisle of/in (structure) F between N and N.|[B­FNN] 	¾
Biblos,÷<International>|¿|Name|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(na)|*Biblos, the Judeao-Christian holy scripture.| 	¾
bic,÷<bilca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bilca, military*| 	¾
bicfoskoi,÷<bi(l)c(a)+fos(li)+ko(rj)i=military-force-command>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *command (s)/have-command-over military force D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *commandant/commander, military commander.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*command, military forces ­ed.|¾
bicfregoi,÷<bi(l)c(a)+fre(na)+go(dz)i=military-front-go>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|K is an *officer of military group F.|[K­F] 	¾
bicgru,÷<bi(l)c(a)+gru(pa)=military-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *squadron of F.|[B­F] 	¾
bicio,÷<bi+cio>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(ms)|*greater-than-or-equal-to („), inequality oper., math.| 	¾
bickri,÷<bi(l)c(a)+kri(do)=military-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *militarist, one who is ­ic .|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *militaristic than J.|¾
bicykompi,÷<bi(l)c(a)+y+kompi=military-company>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a military-*company/*company-of-soldiers in military force F.|[B­F] 	¾
bicykrisio,÷<bi(l)c(a)+y+kri(do)+si(st)o=military-belief-system>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|N is a *militarism, a militaristic creed.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*militaristic, pert. to creeds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*militarism, mass term of creeds.|¾
bicykunkatca,÷<bi(l)c(a)+y+ku(r)n(i)+katca=military-warn-watch>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|K is a *sentry/*sentinel/military-*guard of D.|[K­D] 	¾
bicysurgru,÷<bi(l)c(a)+y+sur+gru(pa)=military-hierarchical-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *military-*unit, the generic term, numbered hierarchically from small to large and prefixed with the service involved.|[B­] 	¾
bicytcagru,÷<bi(l)c(a)+y+tca(ro)+gru(pa)=military-(fighting)-vehicle-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2n)|K are the *cavalry of F, modern sense, tank regiments.|[K­F] 	¾
bid,÷<bivdu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bivdu, behave.*| 	¾
bidje,÷bie ¿÷<2/3E edge; 2/3C bir; 3/5S borde; 2/5G schneide>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(4n)|B is an *edge of D between surfaces S and S, any linear discontinuity.|[B­DSS] 	¾Used in: bierfodydjoso; bierfoldi; bierlia; biertai; bieslo; biesni; biespa; blabie; citbie; darbie; draruabie; durbiesni; lanbie; lanbiepea; linbie; snabiesea; snalanbie; telbie; vribie; ¾
bidvetfa,÷<bi(v)d(u)+vetfa=behaviour-invent>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(n)|an *author/*innovator, one who ­s.|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *innovate (s) new practice P.|¾„(a)|*innovative, referring to ­ors.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*innovation, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*innovation, a new practice.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*innovative, pert. to ­tions.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *innovation, specific act.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*innovativeness, spec. property.|¾
bidzi,÷¿÷<3/3E bead; 2/5C ju-dz; 2/5H tasbili>|¿|42% C_Prim|JCB '90 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a/some *bead (s) from/on ornament/garment F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bidzykoe; ¾
bidzykoe,÷<bidz(i)+y+ko(rc)e=bead-string>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *rosary/string-of-*beads.|[B­] 	¾
bie,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of bidje, edge.*| 	¾„(ms)|is a *member of class/setŠ, the sign of mathematical class membership.|¾
bierfodydjoso,÷<bi(dj)e+r+fo(l)d(i)+y+djoso=edge-fold-sew>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.4¾„(2v)|K *hem/*turn-up/*tuck-up (garment) D ­sew a hem onŠ|[K­D] 	¾
bierfoldi,÷<bi(dj)e+r+foldi=edge-fold>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *border/*hem of F.|[B­F] 	¾
bierlia,÷<bi(dj)e+r+(c)li(n)a=edge-line>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.2¾„(2n)|B is an *outline, the line described by the outer boundary of object F.|[B­F] 	¾
biertai,÷<bi(dj)e+r+(s)ta(l)i=edge-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2v)|K *poise(s) at the edge of B, in equilibrium.|[K­B] 	¾
bieslo,÷<bi(dj)e+slo(pu)=edge-slope>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is an *embankment/*dike of/along F constructed for purpose P.|[B­FP] 	¾
biesni,÷<bi(dj)e+sni(re)=edge-near>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2v)|K is/are *poised at the edge of B, in equilibrium.|[K­B] 	¾
biespa,÷<bi(dj)e+spa(si)=edge-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a *margin, a space at the edge of something.|[B­] 	¾
bif,÷<bifci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of bifci, bee.*| 	¾
bifci,÷bif ¿÷<2/2E bee; 2/4G biene; 2/5C mi feng; 2/5J hachi; 2/7R pchiela>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *bee, a hymenopterous insect.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bifhaa; biftaa; biftcidi; bifylaktru; ¾
bifhaa,÷<bif(ci)+ha(sf)a=bee-house>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG/JCB '86 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a/the*hive/*beehive of bee colony F.|[B­F] 	¾
biftaa,÷<bif(ci)+ta(kn)a=bee-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.5¾„(1v)|K *buzz, a bee-like sound.|[K­] 	¾„(n)|*buzzer, that which ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *buzz, a specific event.|¾
biftcidi,÷<bif(ci)+tcidi=bee-food>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a quantity/portion of *honey.|[B­] 	¾
bifte,÷¿÷<Int. E. beefsteak>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *beefsteak/*steak from carcass/animal F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*beefsteak/*steak, the mass of all beefsteak.|¾
bifylaktru,÷<bif(ci)+y+lak(se)+tru(ke)=bee-wax-structure>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *honeycomb of hive F.|[B­F] 	¾
bii,÷<bilti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bilti, beautiful*| 	¾
bil,÷<bilti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bilti, beautiful.*| 	¾
bilbiu,÷<bil(ti)+bi(vd)u=beautiful-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 3.3¾„(4a)|G is more-*graceful to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different; if the same, is not rementioned.)|[G­DJD] 	¾„(a/av)|*graceful/*gracefully. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*grace/*gracefulness (mass term). |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*grace/*gracefulness (spec. instance). |¾
bilca,÷bic ¿÷<3/6E militia ;2/4C bieng; 3/7SS militar; 2/7F militaire; 3/8G Militaer>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a military-*force of government/power/political entity F|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *military (mass term).|¾«lo ‹ je da„»(ph)|the-military-ofŠ, the military forces of some specific power.*|¾Used in: bicfoskoi; bicfregoi; bicgru; bickri; bicykompi; bicykrisio; bicykunkatca; bicysurgru; bicytcagru; kerbilca; murbilca; ¾
bilcea,÷<bil(ti)+ce(nj)a=beautiful-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.5¾„(n)|a *beautifier, one who­s.|[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K become(s) *beautiful, cause unspecified. |¾
bilcko,÷<bil(ti)+cko(zu)=beautiful-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.5¾„(2v)|K *beautify D, nonintentional 'This shampoo beautifies your hair'.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *beautifier, that which ­s.|¾
bildai,÷<bil(ti)+da(nc)i=beautifully-designed>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.1¾„(1a)|V is *ingenious.|[V­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*ingenuity, mass property.|¾
bildru,÷<bil(ti)+d(i)r(l)u=beauty-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1v)|K *fade/*wither/lose-*beauty.|[K­] 	¾
bilfoa,÷<bil(ti)+fo(rm)a=beautiful-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(2n)|N is a *style of (person/object) K.|[N­K] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*style, mass property.|¾
bilgra,÷<bil(ti)+gra(da)=beautiful-great>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2a)|G is more *magnificent/*grand/*gorgeous/*fine/beautifully-*great than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*grandness/*magnificence, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*grandness/*magnificence, spec. instance.|¾
bilgro,÷<bil(ti)+gro(da)=beautifully-large>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(3v)|G is more *magnificent/*splendid in N than J.|[G­NJ] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*magnificence/*splendor, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *magnificence/*splendor.|¾
bilgudbi,÷<bil(ti)+gudbi=beautiful-good>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|G is more *lovely than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*loveliness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*loveliness, spec. instance.|¾
bilmao,÷<bil(ti)+ma(dz)o=beautiful-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *beautify D by V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *beautifier, one who­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act o *beautification, making beautiful.|¾
bilplu,÷<bil(ti)+plu(ci)=beautiful-please>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*charming, pert. to those who ‹.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *charm/be-*charming-to D.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*charm, mass prop.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*charm, spec.property of ­ers.|¾
bilra,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K play *billiards with K.|[K­K] 	¾„(n)|a *billiard-player.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*billiards, the mass of such games.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *billiards, a spec. game of billiards.|¾
bilsapla,÷<bil(ti)+sapla=beautifully-simple>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 3.2¾„(2a)|G is more *elegant than J.|[G­J] 	¾
bilsri,÷<bil(ti)+sri(te)=beautiful-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(4v)|K *write beautifully P on D in style V.|[K­PDV] 	¾„(n)|a *calligrapher.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*calligraphy, mass term.|¾
bilti,÷bil bii ¿÷<4/5E beauty; 2/3F belle; 3/5C mei li; 2/6S belleza>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|G is more *beautiful to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different; and if the same, is not rementioned.)|[G­DJD] 	¾„(n)|a *beauty, a beautiful person/thing. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*beauty, mass term of ­ful things. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*beauty, mass states of being ­ful. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*beauty, the mass property of being ­ful. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*beauty, a state of being ­ful. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*beauty, the property of being ­ful. |¾Used in: bilbiu; bilcea; bilcko; bildai; bildru; bilfoa; bilgra; bilgro; bilgudbi; bilmao; bilplu; bilsapla; bilsri; biltoa; cmabii; dilkybii; jelbii; mrebii; nilbii; norbilbiu; nurbii; rilbii; selbii; stobii; ¾
biltoa,÷<bil(ti)+to(kn)a=beauty-take>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *strip/*deprive D of beauty by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
bindo,÷bio ¿÷<3/3E bean; 2/3C dou; 2/4G Bohne>|¿|48% C_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a/some *bean (s) from source F.|[B­F] 	¾
binturongi,÷<Malay>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *binturong, a prehensile-tailed carnivore.|[B­] 	¾
bio,÷<bindo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of bindo, bean.*| 	¾
birju,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a glass/portion/quantity of *beer.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*beer, mass term.|¾
bis,÷<bisli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bisli, ice.*| 	¾
bisherfa,÷<bis(li)+herfa=ice-hair>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a/some *frost on F.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*frosty.|¾
bishoni,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *bison/American *buffalo, of the genus Bison.|[B­] 	¾
biskua,÷<bis(li)+ku(vg)a=ice-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(1a)|B is *icy, covered in ice.|[B­] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *iciness.|¾
bisli,÷bis ¿÷<2/3E ice; 2/3C bing; 2/3G eis; 2/4R liod>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|(made of)-*ice.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *ice.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*ice (mass term).|¾Used in: bisherfa; biskua; bisycri; bisykuspo; bisyskapi; krobisli; ¾
bismo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *bismuth, element 83, (Bi)|[B­] 	¾
bisycri,÷<bis(li)+y+cri(na)=ice-rain>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(1n)|V is some *hail, ice precipitation.|[V­] 	¾
bisykuspo,÷<bis(li)+y+kuspo=ice-spread>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|B *glaciers, overflows with ice to/over F.|[B­F] 	¾
bisyskapi,÷<bis(li)+y+skapi=ice-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(1n)|V is some *sleet/freezing-*rain.|[V­] 	¾
bit,÷<bitsa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bitsa, between.*| 	¾
bitce,÷¿÷<4/4 R bich; 3/4C bien; 3/6G peitsche; 2/5E switch; 2/4J muchi>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *whip/*lash.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bitcyduo; ¾
bitcyduo,÷<bitc(e)+y+du(rz)o=whip-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2v)|V *whip/*lash D.|[V­D] 	¾
bithi,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|S_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|B measures C in *bit/*binary-digit (s) default 1. |[B­C] 	¾Used in: vorbithi; ¾
bitlitla,÷<bit(sa)+litla=between-light>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.8¾„(1n)|V is *dusk/*twilight, the period between day and night--twilight.|[V­] 	¾
bitpoldi,÷<bit(sa)+poldi=between-nations>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *international, of/or relating to two or more nations or nationalities.|[B­] 	¾
bitsa,÷bit bia ¿÷<3/4C tsai; 2/3E beside; 3/7H bichmen>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*besideŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(av)|*alongsideŠ|¾„(2pp)|B is *between/*among F, collective.|¾Used in: biarskapi; biartorspa; biartrida; biaski; biaspa; bitlitla; bitpoldi; bitsea; bodmonbia; dramonbia; fildybiatri; fordybia; fordybiaspa; monbia; punfysonbia; spabia; torspabia; tribiafii; tridybia; ¾
bitsea,÷<bit(sa)+se(tf)a=between-place>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(3v)|K *interpose (s) between B and B.|[K­BB] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*interposition, placingŠbetweenŠandŠ|¾
biu,÷<blicu=possible>|¿|LW|JCB '97 1.0¾„(pp)|(that...is-)possible-under-conditions..., used before state/event terms. E.g., Da mamla biu ta  (That) X is a mammal is possible under those conditions.*| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of bivdu, behave.*|¾„(in)|*possibly, is possibly true/may happen (under the circumstances implied by speech) (PA). E.g., Ta biu mamla  That's possibly a mammal.|¾„(av)|*possible/*perhaps/*maybe, the objective sense. E.g., Da biu mamla  X is possibly a mammal. Cf. ii for the subjective sense. |¾
biudju,÷<bi(vd)u+dju(di)=behave-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 5.1¾„(n)|*arbiter/*arbitrator, one who judges behaviour.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *judge (s) the behavior of D about N.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*arbitration, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
biumia,÷<biu+mia>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*could/*might/*would-possibly, the subjective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo-clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g., Mi hapci biumia lepo mi bragaiI am possibly happy in the mental place where I am king (I might be happy if I were king). | 	¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*could/*might/*would-possibly, as used in subjective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci biumia baI might be happy (in some mental place/under some unspecified condition x). |¾
biunrofsu,÷<bi(vd)u+n+rofsu=behaviour-rough>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2a)|K is *harsh in behaviour N ­ see specific sense words.|[K­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harshness/*severity (in behaviourŠ).|¾
biuvie,÷<biu+vie>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*could/*might/*would-possibly, the objective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo-clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g., Mi hapci biuvie lepo mi bragaiI am possibly happy in the possible world where I am king (I might be happy if I were king). Cf. biumia for the subjective sense of this subjunctive.| 	¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*could/*might/*would-possibly, as used in objective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci biuvie baI might be happy (in some possible world/under some unspecified condition x). Cf. biumia ba for the subjective version of this subjunctive.|¾
biv,÷<bivdu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bivdu, behave.*| 	¾
bivcea,÷<biv(du)+ce(nj)a=behaviour-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3v)|V *adapt/*adjust/*fit behavior to situation N by V.|[V­NV] 	¾„(a)|*adaptable-(behaviourally)/*adaptive-(to-situations).|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*adaption, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adaption, spec. case.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*adaptability, as of individuals.|¾
bivceamao,÷<biv(du)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=behavior-change-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 2.8¾„(3v)|K *reform (s) D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*reform/an act of ­ing.|¾
bivdia,÷<biv(du)+di(tc)a=behaviour-teach>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|a *trainer, one who ­s.|[K­DNV] 	¾„(4v)|K *train/*condition/*educate D to do/produce behavior N under V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*training/*conditioning, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*trained, of that which/one who is ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *training/*conditioning, spec.instance.|¾
bivdu,÷biv bid biu ¿÷<3/5E behave; 3/5C tai du>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*psychological, pert. to behavior. |[K­PN] 	¾„(3v)|K *behave/exhibit behaviour P, an action/behavior, in setting/situation N. Cf. clibiu for role-modeled behavior.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*behavior, the mass of all such -iors|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*behavior, mass term of events.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*behavior, the behavior of a -er in a specific situation.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *conduct, specific behaviour ofŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*behavior, a spec. event or case of ­ing. |¾Used in: balbiu; bidvetfa; bilbiu; biudju; biunrofsu; bivcea; bivceamao; bivdia; bivfoa; bivsaa; bivsanduo; bivsensi; bivsesmao; clibiu; clubiu; dakbiu; dakbivsei; firbiu; fombiu; fomckabiu; fomveibiu; grubivsio; gudbiu; hairbiu; hapdakbiu; leldakbiu; lidyzavbiu; livbiu; mambiu; muvbiu; nenbacbiu; norbilbiu; norlilbiutro; ponclibiu; pulbiu; raordakbiu; rembiu; risybiu; roirdakbiu; rulbivmao; sanbiu; selkunbiu; smibiu; sudnybiu; tsebiu; tsefucbiu; zavbiu; zavbivcue; zavbivdiu; zavbivtaa; zavkaobiu; ¾
bivfoa,÷<biv(du)+fo(rm)a=behavior-pattern>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 2.4¾„(3n)|N is a *conduct/*manner/*fashion/*style/*mode, way-of-*behaving of K under V.|[N­KV] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*manners (mass term).|¾
bivsaa,÷<biv(du)+sa(np)a=behaviour-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|V is a *gesture/behavioral-*sign meaning P.|[V­P] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*gesture (mass term).|¾
bivsanduo,÷<biv(du)+san(pa)+du(rz)o=behave-sign-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '89 3.8¾„(2v)|K *gesture (s) to D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *gesture.|¾
bivsensi,÷<biv(du)+sensi=behaviour-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 8.5¾„(1n)|V is an instance of *psychology/*behavioral-science.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*psychological, pert to ­y.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*psychology, mass term.|¾
bivsesmao,÷<biv(du)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=behaviour-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.5¾„(1n)|K is a *psychologist/*behavior-scientist.|[K­] 	¾
bizhantinu,÷<Byzantine>|¿|Bor.|RAM '93 7+¾„(1a)|B is *Byzantine.|[B­] 	¾
bla,÷<blada>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of blada, blade.*| 	¾
blabi,÷lab ¿÷<3/3C bai; 3/3F blanc; 3/5S blanc-o; 2/4R biel-yi>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *white, a white thing/fig., person.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *whiter than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*white, the colour, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *whiteness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: labcea; labcko; labcli; labmao; labpurpu; labyredro; malblabi; malylabcea; ¾
blabie,÷<bla(da)+bi(dj)e=knife-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.2¾„(2n)|B is the sharp *edge of tool/weapon F.|[B­F] 	¾
blacucgoi,÷<bla(da)+cu(t)c(i)+go(dz)i=blade-shoe-go>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(n)|K is a *skater.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *skate (s) to D from S via V.|¾
blacucpli,÷<bla(da)+cu(t)c(i)+pli(zo)=blade-shoe-use>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1v)|K *skate (s), without destination, as in a rink.|[K­] 	¾
blacutci,÷<bla(da)+cutci=blade-shoe>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *ice-*skate.|[B­] 	¾
blada,÷bla ¿÷<3/4E blade; 3/4G blatt; 2/3C dao; 2/3F lame; 2/6J katana>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *blade of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: blabie; blacucgoi; blacucpli; blacutci; blakrilu; blamroza; blatau; cpublakrilu; cutblabou; datbla; nurcpublakrilu; pucblakrilu; siubla; sniklubla; ¾
blakrilu,÷<bla(da)+krilu=blade-wheel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *rotor/*propeller/*screw of F.|[B­F] 	¾
blamroza,÷<bla(da)+mroza=bladed-hammer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(1n)|B is an *axe.|[B­] 	¾
blanu,÷¿÷<3/3E blue; 3/3C lan; 4/4G blau; 2/3F bleu; 2/4H nila; 2/4S azul; 2/7R galuboi>|¿|76% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|G is *bluer than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|*blue, a blue thing.|¾„(a)|*blue, a blue-coloured thing.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*blue, the colour, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*blueness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: blanysitha; ¾
blanysitha,÷<blan(u)+y+sitha=blue-jay>|¿|2_Cpx|APL/RAM '00 7+¾„(n)|B is a *blue-jay from S.|[B­S] 	¾
blatau,÷<bla(da)+ta(rm)u=blade-weapon>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *sword, a bladed weapon.|[B­] 	¾
ble,÷<bleka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bleka, look-at*| 	¾
blefoa,÷<ble(ka)+fo(rm)a=look-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|V is *look/*mien/*manner-of-looking of K.|[V­K] 	¾
blegoi,÷<ble(ka)+go(dz)i=look-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *scout (out) N for purpose P.|[K­NP] 	¾„(n)|a *scout, one who ­s.|¾
bleka,÷ble ¿÷<3/4G blick-en; 2/3E look; 2/3C kan; 2/3H dekh-na>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*look!.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *regard/*view/*look at/toward D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *view, something looked at.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *look, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: blefoa; blegoi; blekue; blemao; blesia; cilble; conblekue; damble; darblemai; dioble; duible; fuible; ganble; genble; gensnible; jarble; kubmekble; kubyble; kukble; lisyble; lisyblegoi; lufble; paspyble; prable; prible; raeble; reible; roible; selblerie; selganble; snible; sniblegea; tamble; tanmekble; teible; ¾
blekue,÷<ble(ka)+ku(mc)e=look-reciprocally>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *look-at-each-other,|[K­] 	¾
blemao,÷<ble(ka)+ma(dz)o=look-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *show (person) D (thing) B|[K­DB] 	¾
blesia,÷<ble(ka)+si(tf)a=look-location>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|V is a *viewpoint/*point-of-view/*perspective of K on D.|[V­KD] 	¾
bli,÷<blicu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of blicu, possible.*| 	¾
blicea,÷<bli(cu)+ce(nj)a=possible-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.8¾„(2v)|D is/are *enabled by K, intransitive 'The interrupt was enabled'.|[D­K] 	¾
blicko,÷<bli(cu)+cko(zu)=possible-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.8¾„(3v)|N *enable/make-*possible-for K to do V, nonintentional 'The inheritance enabled my trip'.|[N­KV] 	¾
blicu,÷bli ¿÷<3/4C ye syu; 3/7E possibly; 2/6F possible; 2/7S posible>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4/JCB '75/'97 1.0¾„(3a)|state/event V is *possible/*might-be/happen/has a *probability-greater-than-zero of being/happening under conditions N given knowledge system S.|[V­NS] 	¾„(av)|*possibly, in a possible way. |¾„(n)|a*possibility, a possible state or event. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*possibility, the mass of  -ible states/events|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*possibility, the mass of such properties|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *possibility, a prop. of a ­ble thing. |¾Used in: blicea; blicko; blidensae; blidensaecko; blifeo; blifikco; bliklimao; bliklimazmao; blikui; blililfa; blimao; blipeo; blipruduo; blispe; blitra; blitratiu; cabnorbli; cmablistari; cuirtcenorbli; fuibli; klinorbli; majblifikco; norbli; sesyblifikco; sesymajblifikco; viznorbli; ¾
blidensae,÷<bli(cu)+den(ro)+sa(ns)e=possible-danger-sense>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.1¾„(2v)|D is/are *alarmed/*startled by V.|[D­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*alarm/*startleŠbyŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*alarming, causing ‹.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*alarm, a spec. state.|¾
blidensaecko,÷<bli(cu)+den(ro)+sa(ns)e+cko(zu)=possible-danger-sense-cause>|¿|4_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.1¾„(3v)|K *alarm/*startle D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*alarming, causing ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*alarm, a spec. state.|¾
blifeo,÷<bli(cu)+fe(kt)o=possible-fact>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *case/*possibility/*possible-outcome of V.|[B­V] 	¾
blifikco,÷<bli(cu)+fikco=possible-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is a work of imaginative *fiction by K (SF and Fantasy).|[P­K] 	¾
bliklimao,÷<bli(cu)+kli(ri)+ma(dz)o=possible-clear-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*hypothetical, pert. to hypotheses.|[P­B] 	¾„(2n)|P is a *hypothesis of/about B.|¾
bliklimazmao,÷<bli(cu)+kli(ri)+ma(d)z(o)+ma(dz)o=possible-clear-make-make; clear-make=explain>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *hypothesize (s) P about B.|[K­PB] 	¾
blikui,÷<bli(cu)+ku(nc)i=possible-related>|¿|2_Cpx|EM '95 7+¾„(3v)|B are/*occur in a world/context/possibility related to F by possibility relation N.|[B­FN] 	¾
blililfa,÷<bli(cu)+lilfa=possible-law>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a *bill/projected-*law proposed by K to legislature D.|[B­KD] 	¾
blimao,÷<bli(cu)+ma(dz)o=possible-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *enable/make-*possible-for D to do P, intentional.|[K­DP] 	¾
blipeo,÷<bli(cu)+pe(ns)o=possible-think>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *speculate-about/*consider/*contemplate/*wonder whether V.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*speculative, pert to one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*consideration/*speculation, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consideration/*speculation, spec. event.|¾
blipruduo,÷<bli(cu)+pru(ci)+du(rz)o=possibility-test-do>|¿|3_Cpx|DB/JCB/RAM '83 2.2¾„(n)|an *experimenter (ofŠforŠ).|[K­VP] 	¾„(3v)|K do-*experiment V to test hypothesis/model P.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *hypothesis, to be tested by experiment.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *experiment (byŠtoŠ), that which is done.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *experiment (ŠtoŠ), the process of ­ing.|¾
blispe,÷<bli(cu)+spe(ni)=possible-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3a)|D is *subject/*liable to V under conditions N.|[D­VN] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*liability, mass state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*liability, a state of being ‹.|¾
blitra,÷<bli(cu)+tra(du)=possible-truth>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2n)|P is a *conjecture that N , a proposal thatŠis true.|[P­N] 	¾
blitratiu,÷<bli(cu)+tra(du)+ti(fr)u=possible-truth-offer>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2v)|K *conjecture (s) P, proposal thatŠis true.|[K­P] 	¾
blo,÷<bloda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bloda, hit.*| 	¾
blobue,÷<blo(da)+bu(st)e=blow-step>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *stamp/*step on D, to kill or injure|[K­D] 	¾
bloda,÷blo ¿÷<3/3E blow; 2/2C da; 3/4G blas-en; 2/4R udar>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *hit/*strike D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *hitter/*striker, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *blow/*hit/*stroke, an act of striking.|¾Used in: blobue; blodzo; blofaa; bloklu; blonajda; blosonmao; blosti; filnurblo; hanblo; kinblo; kinblosoa; latblo; minblo; muoblo; muvblosoa; najblo; nazbyblo; pilblo; renblo; rorblo; rorbloklu; saeblo; tceblo; ¾
blodzo,÷<blo(da)+dzo(ru)=blow-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1v)|K *stamp (s), a forceful gait for emotional or footwear cleaning reason.|[K­] 	¾
blofaa,÷<blo(da)+fa(lb)a=hit-fail>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *miss/*fail-to-hit target D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *miss, an event of ­ing.|¾
bloklu,÷<blo(da)+ku/(t)l(a)=strike-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2v)|K *chop (s) D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *chopper, one who/that which ­s.|¾
bloku,÷¿÷<4/4R blok; 4/4F bloc; 4/4G Block; 4/5S bloque; 3/4E block; w/5H kunda>|¿|54% C_Prim|PI '88 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *block of F.|[B­F] 	¾
blonajda,÷<blo(da)+najda=strike-knife>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *dagger.|[B­] 	¾
blosonmao,÷<blo(da)+son(da)+ma(dz)o=hit-sound-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(3v)|K *knock/*rap on D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
blosti,÷<blo(da)+sti(se)=blow-stopper>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '87 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a *shield against (blows) V.|[B­V] 	¾
blu,÷<bludi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bludi, blood.*| 	¾
bludi,÷blu ¿÷<3/4E blood; 3/4G blut>|¿|25% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a drop/quantity of *blood from F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*blood, made of blood.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*blood, mass term.|¾Used in: bludru; bludrumalbi; blukua; blutoa; blutoaspi; bluzvokro; hebyblu; ¾
bludru,÷<blu(di)+d(i)r(l)u=blood-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|D *bleed from S.|[D­S] 	¾
bludrumalbi,÷<blu(di)+d(i)r(l)u+malbi=blood-lose-invalid>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|D is a *haemophiliac/*hemophiliac of type F.|[D­F] 	¾
blukua,÷<blu(di)+ku(vg)a=blood-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2a)|G is *bloodier/more-*blood-covered than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*bloody.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*bloodiness, the property of being ‹.|¾
blusa,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 6.8¾„(1n)|B is a *blouse, a full upper garment.|[B­] 	¾
blutoa,÷<blu(di)+to(kn)a=blood-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.4¾„(3v)|K *bleed/draw-*blood from D for reason/purpose P.|[K­DP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *bleeding/*bloodtaking.|¾
blutoaspi,÷<blu(di)+to(kn)a+spi(cu)=blood-take-spirit>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *vampire according to tradition/mythos S.|[K­S] 	¾
bluzvokro,÷<blu(di)+zvo(to)+kro(li)=blood-out-flow>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.4¾„(2vi)|D *bleed (s) (person/animal) from conditions S.|[D­S] 	¾„(a)|*bleeding, pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(n)|*bleeder/*haemophiliac, one subject to ­ing.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*haemhorrhage, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *haemhorrhage, an instance of ­ing.|¾
bo,|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(art)|*a/*an, in 'a manŠ'ba mrenu, some x is a man'.| 	¾„(ph)|at *least one /someŠ<, a non-designating variable>.|¾„(pr)|*something/*someone x,3rd non-designating variable of the ba-series.|¾„(pr)|*anybody/*anything, as in 'Get anybody'.|¾«‹ crina„»(ph)|It is *raining, 'some x is ­ing'.|¾«to ‹ mrenu„»(ph)|*there is/are, in 'there are two men'.|¾
bod,÷<broda>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of broda,broken.*| 	¾
bodcea,÷<b(r)od(a)+ce(nj)a=break-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(1v)|D *break-(down)/become*broken/*inoperable, intransitive.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *breakdown, a process of ‹.|¾
bodcko,÷<b(r)od(a)+cko(zu)=break-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|N *break D/renders-Š-*inoperable, nonintentional 'The fall broke his arm'.|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*broken/*breakable.|¾
bodmao,÷<b(r)od(a)+ma(dz)o=break-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *break D/renders-Š-*inoperable by Š, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*broken/*breakable.|¾
bodmonbia,÷<b(r)od(a)+mon(ca)+bi(ts)a=broken-mountain-between>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(2n)|B is a *gorge/*canyon of river/stream S.|[B­S] 	¾
boi,÷<botci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of botci, boy*| 	¾
boicli,÷<bo(tc)i+cli(ka)=boy-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2a)|G is more *boyish/*boylike than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *boyishness, a spec.prop.|¾
bojhole,÷<Fr. Beaujolais>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *Beaujolais, a French red wine.|[B­] 	¾
bomba,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *bomb, an exploding weapon.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*bomb (s), mass term.|¾Used in: bombyflemai; flebomba; hanbomba; ¾
bombyflemai,÷<bomb(a)+y+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=bomb-fly-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *bomber aircraft of airforce F|[B­F] 	¾
bon,÷<bongu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bongu, bone*| 	¾
bonflo,÷<bon(gu)+fo/l(ma)=bone-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2a)|G is more *bony/*bonier than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/some *boniness, a spec.prop.|¾
bongu,÷bon ¿÷< 3/3E bone; 2/2C gu; 2/4J hone>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(a)|*bone, made of bone.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *bone of F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*bone, mass term.|¾Used in: betytuebongu; bonflo; brutybongu; ditbongu; ficbongu; frubongu; hedbongu; ¾
bor,÷<borku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of borku, bow*| 	¾
borcpu,÷<bor(ku)+cpu(la)=bow-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *draw-bow, prepares to shoot an arrow.|[K­] 	¾
bordo,÷¿÷<Fr. Bordeaux>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Bordeaux/*claret, a wine of Bordeaux|[B­] 	¾
borku,÷bor ¿÷<2/2E bow; 2/3C kung; 2/3F arc; 2/4S arco; 2/5G bogen>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is a *bow, for shooting arrows.|[B­] 	¾Used in: borcpu; bortcidi; ¾
borno,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *boron, element 5 (B)|[B­B] 	¾
bortcidi,÷<bor(ku)+tcidi=bow-food>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 2.8¾„(1n)|B is an *arrow, ammunition for a bow.|[B­] 	¾
bot,÷<botsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of botsu, boat*| 	¾
botbou,÷<bot(su)+bo(ts)u=boat-boat>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *dinghy/*lifeboat, a small boat carried on another.|[B­] 	¾
botce,÷¿÷botci|¿|D_Prim|RAM '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is *boyishness/*boylike, behaving like a boy|[B­]  	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*boyishness, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *boyishness, a specific instance.|¾
botci,÷boi ¿÷<3/3E boy; 4/6J bochan; 3/7R malchik; 2/7C syiao nan; 2/8S muchacho>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *boy/*lad, a male child.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*boyhood, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *boyhood, a specific instance.|¾Used in: boicli; nilboi; nilboicli; nilboikru; ¾
botkocduo,÷<bot(su)+ko(r)c(e)+du(rz)o=boat-cord-do>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.6¾„(3v)|K *moor (s) boat D to B.|[K­DB] 	¾
botkoi,÷<bot(su)+ko(rj)i=boat-command>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|K is a *commander of ship/force D.|[K­D] 	¾
botkoisia,÷<bot(su)+ko(rj)i+si(tf)a=boat-command-place>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *bridge of ship F.|[B­F] 	¾
botkua,÷<bot(su)+ku(vg)a=boat-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|NT '83 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a/the *deck of boat/vessel F.|[B­F] 	¾
botkunhaa,÷<bot(su)+ku(r)n(i)+ha(sf)a=boat-warn-house>|¿|3_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lighthouse of area N.|[B­N] 	¾
botliu,÷<bot(su)+li(tn)u=boat-restrain>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *moor boat B at D.|[K­BD] 	¾
botliupae,÷<bot(su)+li(tn)u+pa(tc)e=boat-restrain-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is/are the *mooring (s) of boat D.|[B­D] 	¾
botlufta,÷<bot(su)+lufta=boat-lift>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a *lock in (canal) F- a section of a canal closed off by gates in which a boat is raised or lowered in/along waterwayŠ|[B­F] 	¾
botnei,÷<bot(su)+ne(nr)i=boat-in>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(2a)|D is *aboard/*on-board boat/ship B.|[D­B] 	¾
botni,÷¿÷<4/5S boton; 4/5J botan; 3/4E button; 2/3C niu; 3/5H batan; 2/4F bouton>|¿|64% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *button of/from F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: botnyduo; ¾
botnyduo,÷<botn(i)+y+du(rz)o=button-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *button (s) D.|[K­D] 	¾
botsu,÷bot bou ¿÷<3/3E boat; 3/3G boot; 3/4S bote; 3/4J boto; 2/5C chuan>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *boat/*canoe/*craft/*cutter/*vessel, a generic term for all types of water craft.|[B­] 	¾Used in: botbou; botbou; botkocduo; botkoi; botkoisia; botkua; botkunhaa; botliu; botliupae; botlufta; botnei; boufre; bougru; bourskapi; bourspina; bourstosia; bourtolpae; cutblabou; cutpravalbou; cutvaobou; dorbougru; grobou; grobousui; kerflofybou; pergrobou; pucbartybou; pucbou; safbou; surbougrukoi; tcelybou; ¾
bou,÷<botsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of botsu, boat*| 	¾
boufre,÷<bo(ts)u+fre(na)=boat-front>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a/the *prow/*bow of boat F.|[B­F] 	¾
bougru,÷<bo(ts)u+gru(pa)=boat-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|F is a *fleet/group-of-*boats including member/-s B.|[F­B] 	¾
bourskapi,÷<bo(ts)u+r+skapi=boat-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *hull of boat F.|[B­F] 	¾
bourspina,÷<bo(ts)u+r+spina=boat-spine>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *keel of boat F.|[B­F] 	¾
bourstosia,÷<bo(ts)u+r+sto(lo)+si(tf)a=boat-stay-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *pier/*dock at F.|[B­F] 	¾
bourtolpae,÷<bo(ts)u+r+t(r)ol(i)+pa(tc)e=boat-control-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *tiller/*helm of ship F.|[B­F] 	¾
bra,÷<brana>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brana, born*| 	¾
Brachiopoda,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|*Brachiopoda, shelled animals| 	¾
bradei,÷<bra(na)+de(nl)i=born-day>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|V is a/the *birthday of B.|[V­B] 	¾
brafurlei,÷<bra(na)+fur+le(tc)i=born-permitted>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 12+¾„(3v)|D has-*rights B under law/custom N by the circumstances of da's birth.|[D­BN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(1n)|a *birthright law/custom.|¾«nu ‹„»(2n)|a/the *birthright ofŠ, one's right by birth. .|¾
Brag,÷<Log.bragai>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾„(voc)|*King, a vocative.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*King, a name/name-part as in 'la brag artur'.|¾
bragai,÷<bra(na)+ga(rn)i=born-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *king/*queen/*monarch/*emperor/*empress/*sultan of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*regal/*royal, pert. to kings.|¾«le fa ‹„»(n)|a/the *crown prince, a future king.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *domain/*realm/*kingdom, that which is ruled.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reign, sp. period of rule.|¾
bragaicli,÷<bra(na)+ga(rn)i+cli(ka)=born-govern-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|G is more *regal/*kingly than J|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *kingliness, a spec. property.|¾
bragaigra,÷<bra(na)+ga(rn)i+gra(da)=born-govern(royal)-great>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|G is more *grand/*majestic/*magnificent than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*majesty, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *majesty, a spec. property.|¾
bragaigru,÷<bra(na)+ga(rn)i+gru(pa)=born-govern-group>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*courtly, pert. to royalty.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B are a/the (royal)-*court/*retinue of F.|¾
bragaigrudjo,÷<bra(na)+ga(rn)i+gru(pa)+djo(ri)=king's-group-member>|¿|4_Cpx|FR '86 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *courtier in court F.|[B­F] 	¾
bragardea,÷<bra(na)+gar(ni)+de(tr)a=born-govern-daughter>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *princess of kingdom F.|[B­F] 	¾
bragarhaa,÷<bra(na)+gar(ni)+ha(sf)a=born-govern-house>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *palace/royal-*residence of D.|[B­D] 	¾„(a)|*palatial, of palaces.|¾
bragarsuo,÷<bra(na)+gar(ni)+su(nh)o=born-govern-son>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *prince of kingdom F.|[B­F] 	¾
brakicefali,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *brachycephalic/*bracheocephalic, short-headed.|[B­] 	¾
brakiopodi,÷<Lin. Brachiopoda>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *brachiopod of species F, of the genus Brachiopoda|[B­F] 	¾
braloi,÷<bra(na)+lo(kt)i=born-local>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(2n)|a *native to/ofŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(2v)|B is/are *native to/of F.|¾„(a)|*native, referring to the born creature.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*native, the locality, as in "our home and native land".|¾
brana,÷bra ¿÷<3/4E born; 2/3S nac-er; 2/5J tanjo; 2/6C dan sheng>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2v)|P is/are *born to S.|[P­S] 	¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*birth, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*bear/give-*birth-toŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *birth, a specific instance.|¾Used in: bradei; brafurlei; bragai; bragaicli; bragaigra; bragaigru; bragaigrudjo; bragardea; bragarhaa; bragarsuo; braloi; brapou; brasei; braseidjo; ganbra; ganbrakle; ganbrasolda; genbra; genbradei; grabragai; merbra; paobra; ¾
brapou,÷<bra(na)+po(ns)u=birth-possess>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2n)|B is the *birthright/*inheritance of D.|[B­D] 	¾
brasei,÷<bra(na)+se(tc)i=born-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2n)|F is a *litter/*brood/*multiplets of P, infants from the same birth.|[F­P] 	¾
braseidjo,÷<bra(na)+se(tc)i+djo(ri)=born-set-member>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *twin/*triplet etc. of F, an infant from a multiple birth.|[B­F] 	¾
brato,÷rao ¿÷<3/3H bhao; 2/2F taux; 2/3E rate; 3/5S razon; 2/5J ritsu>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3n)|P is a *ratio of S divided by C.|[P­SC] 	¾„(n)|*quotient/*ratio/*rate/*proportion/*fraction/*dividend (stockholder share).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*divisor, that which ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(v)|*dividesŠintoŠparts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*dividend, that which is ­d.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*divisible, that can be ­d.|¾«nu fu ‹„»(n)|*divided byŠisŠ|¾Used in: ckerao; cmevemrao; jetyralrao; norcearao; raorcea; raordakbiu; raordui; silkeorao; ¾
bre,÷<bredi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bredi, ready*| 	¾
breba,÷reb ¿÷<3/4E bread; 2/4R hleb; 2/4G brot; 3/7C mien bao>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a piece/loaf of *bread.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|(made of)-*bread.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*bread, mass term.|¾Used in: cmabreba; rebduo; rebfoa; rolbreba; ¾
brecea,÷<bre(di)+ce(nj)a=ready-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K get(s) *prepared/*ready for/to-do V, intransitive.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preparation, of (person)ŠforŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*preparedness, prop of being ­d.|¾
bredi,÷bre ¿÷<4/4E ready; 3/3C bei; 2/3F pret; 3/6G bereit; 2/6S prepar-ar>|¿|65% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2a)|K is/are *ready/*prepared for V.|[K­V] 	¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unready, not ready forŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preparation/*preparedness/*readiness, a specific state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *preparedness/*readiness, a specific property.|¾Used in: brecea; bremao; derbremao; dorbremao; duobre; ¾
breko,÷rek ¿÷<3/4E brake; 4/6J bureki; 3/5S freno; 3/5G breche>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2n)|B is a/the *brake (s) of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: horbreko; rekduo; rekfitlevga; reksio; rekylitla; ¾
bremao,÷<bre(di)+ma(dz)o=ready-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *prepare/*ready (object,system) D for/event V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|make-Š-*ready forŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preparation, sp inst.|¾
bri,÷<brize>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brize, wind*| 	¾
bricko,÷<bri(ze)+cko(zu)=breeze-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '89 2.5¾„(a)|*blowing, pertaining to ­ing.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*blower, that which ­s.|¾„(2v)|K *blow (s) at/on D,such as with mouth or fan.|¾
briflo,÷<bri(ze)+fo/l(ma)=wind-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*windy/*breezy.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *windier/*breezier than J.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *windiness, sp. event.|¾
briga,÷rig ria ¿÷<3/4S brav-o; 3/4F brave; 2/4E brave; 3/6C yung gan; 3/5H dherya; 3/7R khrabryi>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *braver/more *courageous/*game than J in conditions N.|[G­JN] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *brave, mass term.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*bravery/*courage, mass term.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*bravery/*courage, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|the *bravery/*courage, a spec. act/event.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *bravery/*courage, a spec. property.|¾Used in: fatria; kakria; kaonriabeo; mucria; pleria; pubria; rigclecea; rigclecko; rigclemao; rignurduo; rigsii; ¾
briku,÷rik ¿÷<4/4F brique; 4/5J briki; 3/4E brick; 2/7S ladrillo; 2/9C juan kuai>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *brick, a ceramic parallelipiped.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|(made-of)-*brick.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*brick, mass term.|¾Used in: rikduo; ¾
brili,÷ril ¿÷< 4/5S brill-o; 4/5F brillant; 3/5E bright; 3/6R iarkii; 2/4C liang; 2/5J akari>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(v)|*shine/*gleam/*glisten/*sparkle.|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *brighter/more-*brilliant than J by C.|¾„(a)|*bright/*brilliant/*lustrous/*shiny/*sparkling.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *brightness/*shine/*brilliance, a state of being bright.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *brightness/*luster/*brilliance, a property of being bright.|¾Used in: cetbrili; fiurbrili; kolbrili; muvbrili; nambrili; nunrilcko; nurbrili; rilbii; rilcea; rilcko; rilfau; rilgau; rilmao; riltaa; ¾
brimolci,÷<bri(ze)+molci=windmill>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *windmill.|[B­] 	¾
brita,÷¿÷<British>|¿|N_Prim|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1a)|B is the *British language.|[B­] 	¾
brite,÷¿÷<British>|¿|D_Prim|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1a)|B is a *British locale, a region inhabited by British.|[B­] 	¾
britetcli,÷<bri(ze)+tet(ri)+cli(ka)=wind-weather-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2a)|G is more *stormy/*boisterous than J|[G­J] 	¾„(v)|*storm, behave stormily .|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *boisterousness/*storminess, a spec. property.|¾
britetri,÷<bri(ze)+tetri=wind-weather>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *windstorm in F, e.g. Mu pa nu britetriWe had a windstorm.|[V­F] 	¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified).|¾
briti,÷¿÷<British>|¿|D_Prim|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a *British person.|[B­] 	¾
brito,÷¿÷<British>|¿|D_Prim|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|V is *British culture.|[V­] 	¾
brize,÷bri ¿÷< 4/4E breeze; 4/4R briz; 4/4F brise; 2/4J kaze>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(v)|*blow fromŠ|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *wind/*breeze, any movement of air from source S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*breeze/*wind, mass term.|¾Used in: bricko; briflo; brimolci; britetcli; britetri; corbri; cribritetri; folbri; gaorbrimao; makbri; makbricko; nazbybricue; nicbritetri; vanbri; vanbritetri; zbubri; ¾
bro,÷<broko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of broko, break.*| 	¾
brocli,÷<bro(ko)+cli(ka)=break-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(a)|*delicate/*breakable/*fragile.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *breakable/*fragile/*delicate than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*delicacy/*fragility, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *delicacy/*fragility, a sp. property.|¾
brocu,÷roc rou ¿÷<3/4E brush; 3/4F brosse; 2/3C shua; 4/6S brocha; 3/6J burashi>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a *brush, any bristled implement.|[B­] 	¾Used in: datrou; datyrocduo; datyrocpli; fordyrocduo; heryrocduo; heryrocpli; lagrou; lagyrocduo; pinrou; rocduo; rocykuvduo; ¾
broda,÷bod ¿÷<2/2C da 3/4E broke 2/4R loma-t 2/4S romp-er 2/4F bris-er; 2/4G brech-en>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(1a)|N is *broken-(down)/*inoperative/*inutile.|[N­] 	¾Used in: bodcea; bodcko; bodmao; bodmonbia; radbodcea; siorbodcea; ¾
brofiu,÷<bro(ko)+fi(br)u=break-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(1a)|N is *fragile/*frail/*weak/*infirm.|[N­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fragility/*frailty/*weakness/*infirmity.|¾
brofro,÷<bro(ko)+fo/r(li)=break-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *durable/*tough under stress N.|[B­N] 	¾
broko,÷bro ¿÷<4/4E broke; 3/4S roto; 1/2J kowa-su; 2/4F bris-er>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*breakable/*fragile, capable of being broken.|[D­B] 	¾„(2v)|D *break/*fracture/*rupture into pieces B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *fragment/*piece, a piece of something broken.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fracture/*break/*rupture, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: brocli; brofiu; brofro; brolia; bromao; bromoa; brovalpu; ckenorbro; nenbromao; rorbro; rorbrocea; rorbrocko; rorbromao; spanorbro; ¾
brolia,÷<bro(ko)+(c)li(n)a=break-line>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(2n)|N is a *break/*rupture/*fracture/*fault in B.|[N­B] 	¾
bromao,÷<bro(ko)+ma(dz)o=break-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *break/*fracture (s) D, makesŠbreak into pieces F.|[K­DF] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *bit, fragment, conv. of.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unbreakable, cannot be fractured.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*broken/*breakable, can be fractured, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *breakage, a process of ­ing things.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *fracture/*break, a process of being broken.|¾
bromo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *bromine, element 35 (Br)|[B­] 	¾
bromoa,÷<bro(ko)+mo(nc)a=break-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *crag.|[B­] 	¾
brona,÷ron ¿÷<4/5E brown; 4/5G braun; 3/4H bhura; 3/4F brun; 2/5S moren-a>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(a)|*brown.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *brown, a brown thing/fig., person.|¾„(2a)|G is *browner than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*brown, the colour, a mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *brownness, a specific property.|¾Used in: ronmao; ¾
bronkiui,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*bronchial, pert. to bronchi.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *bronchus, a main branch of the windpipe.|¾
bronkoneumoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|D is *bronchopneumonic, has *bronchopneumonia|[D­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*bronchopneumonia, collective term.|¾
brovalpu,÷<bro(ko)+valpu=break-wave>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1n)|V is a *breaker/breaking-*wave.|[V­] 	¾
bru,÷<brudi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brudi, brother*| 	¾
bruci,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *brooch, a pinned ornament.|[B­] 	¾Used in: sanbruci; ¾
brucli,÷<bru(di)+cli(ka)=brother-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.9¾„(2a)|G is more *brotherly/*fraternal than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*brotherliness/*brotherhood, mass prop.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|some *brotherliness/*brotherhood, a sp. instance.|¾
brudea,÷<bru(di)+de(tr)a=brother-daughter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(3n)|N is a *niece, fraternal of B through brother S.|[N­BS] 	¾
brudi,÷bru ¿÷< 4/5G bruder; 2/4H bhrat; 2/4R brat; 2/5E brother; 2/6C syueng di>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|N is a *brother of N with parents S, collective.|[N­NS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*brotherhood, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *brotherhood, a specific instance.|¾Used in: brucli; brudea; brusoe; brusuo; frabru; mambru; nurmerbru; peebru; ¾
brusoe,÷<bru(di)+so(rm)e=brother-sister>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3n)|N is a *sibling of N with parents S .|[N­NS] 	¾
brusuo,÷<bru(di)+su(nh)o=brother-son>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(3n)|N is a fraternal-*nephew of B through brother S.|[N­BS] 	¾
brute,÷rue ¿÷< 3/4E breathe; 2/4G atem; 2/5C hu chi>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2v)|K *breathe (s) D, inhale and exhale, any gas.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *breather, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *breath, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: brutybongu; coryrue; kecrue; kukrue; nenrue; ruerliu; ruesti; smarue; smaruetubli; smaruetubpli; ¾
brutybongu,÷<brut(e)+y+bongu=breathe-bone>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *rib of F.|[B­F] 	¾
bu,|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(art)|*a/*an, in 'a manŠ'ba mrenu, some x is a man'.| 	¾„(pr)|*anybody/*anything, as in 'Get anybody'.|¾„(pr)|at *least one /someŠ<, a non-designating variable>.|¾„(pr)|*something/*someone x,4th non-designating variable of the ba-series.|¾«‹ crina„»(ph)|It is *raining, 'some x is ­ing'.|¾«to ‹ mrenu„»(ph)|*there is/are, in 'there are two men'.|¾
bua,|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(v)|*is-(a)-P, 1st bound predicate variable.| 	¾
buc,÷<buctu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of buctu, bush.*| 	¾
buclai,÷<buc(to)+la(nd)i=bush-land>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *heath/*brushland in F.|[B­F] 	¾
buclia,÷<buc(to)+(c)li(n)a=bush-line>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(3n)|P is a *hedge of B around a D.|[P­BD] 	¾
bucto,÷buc ¿÷<2/3E-bush;2/3G-Busch;3/5F-buisson;-4/7S-arbusto>|¿|41% C_Prim|JCB '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *bush/*shrub/*brush of F, a small many-stemmed woody plant.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: buclai; buclia; rozmybucto; ¾
budhe,÷¿÷<H. Buddha>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Buddhist district/territory, a place where ­s live.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Buddhist, as of territory.|¾
budhi,÷¿÷<H. Buddha>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Buddhist, a believer in/practitioner of Buddhism|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Buddhist, as of persons.|¾
budho,÷¿÷<H. Buddha>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '95 7+¾„(a)|*Buddhist, as of culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an element of *Buddhist culture.|¾
bue,÷<buste>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of buste, step*| 	¾
buf,÷<bufpo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bufpo, opposite.*| 	¾
bufklini,÷<buf(po)+klini=opposite-to-clean>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 3.7¾„(1a)|B is *foul/*filthy/*unclean/*dirty with (dirt).|[B­] 	¾
bufnertueprano,÷<buf(po)+ner+tu(gl)e+prano=opposite-one-leg-run >|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(4v)|K *skip-along/*hippety-hop to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
bufplu,÷<buf(po)+plu(ci)=opposite-please>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(3v)|K *annoy/*displease D by being/doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*annoying/*displeasing, of one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *annoyance, an annoying action.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*annoying/*displeasing, of that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*annoyed, of one who is ­ed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *displeasure/*annoyance, a state of being annoyed.|¾
bufpo,÷buf ¿÷<3/4C bu fu; 2/4E oppose; 2/4F oppose>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|(the)-*opposite ofŠ, contrary toŠinŠ|[V­VN] 	¾„(3a)|V is *opposite-from/*contrary-to V on continuum/quality N.|¾Used in: bufklini; bufnertueprano; bufplu; bufrii; bufsensi; bufste; buftrili; ¾
bufrii,÷<buf(po)+ri(lr)i=opposite(of)-regular>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(3a)|V is *irregular, not according to rule N in features B.|[V­NB] 	¾
bufsensi,÷<buf(po)+sensi=opposite-science>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is opposite in quality from science/is *superstitious|[B­] 	¾
bufste,÷<buf(po)+ste(ti)=opposite-sentence>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.1¾„(2a)|V is *contrary to V.|[V­V] 	¾
buftrili,÷<buf(po)+trili=opposite from-attract>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *draw-back/*turn-away/*withdraw from stimulus/situation V.|[K­V] 	¾„(v)|have an *aversion for, draw back from, q.v.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*aversion, the prop. of those who draw back.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*aversive, of stimuli, conv. back-move.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|*withdrawn, having drawn back.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *withdrawal/*aversion/*drawing-back/*turning-away, a state of drawing back from.|¾
bui,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(v)|*is-(a)-Q, 2nd bound predicate variable.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of bulbi, bulb*|¾
buicli,÷<bu(lb)i+cli(ka)=bulb-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2a)|G is more *tuberous than J.|[G­J] 	¾
buj,÷<bulju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bulju, boil.*| 	¾
bujmao,÷<bu(l)j(u)+ma(dz)o=boil-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2v)|K *boil (s) D, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
bujveo,÷<bu(l)j(u)+ve(sl)o=boil-vessel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(1n)|B is a *boiler, a vessel for boiling.|[B­] 	¾
bujycko,÷<bu(l)j(u)+y+cko(zu)=boil-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.1¾„(2v)|S *boil (s) D, nonintentional; 'Heat boils water'.|[S­D] 	¾
buk,÷<bukcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bukcu, book,*| 	¾
bukcu,÷buk buu ¿÷<2/2C shu; 2/3E book; 2/3G buch>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *book about V by S, any bound document.|[B­VS] 	¾«‹ kuadru„»(ph)|*cover/*bind a book withŠ|¾«‹ kuadru„»(ph)|*bookbinder, one who ­s books.|¾«‹ kuadru„»(ph)|*bookbinding, pertaining to ­ing books.|¾«‹ nu kuadru„»(n)|*binding (of a book), the cover.|¾Used in: bukpai; buksatci; buksrosia; bukvea; bukvemsia; bukylisdjo; buusro; ckelisybuu; dicbuu; fucdribuu; nurvembuu; pasdribuu; purbuu; rolbuu; sribuu; ¾
bukpai,÷<buk(cu)+pa(rt)i=book-part>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *chapter of book F.|[B­F] 	¾
buksatci,÷<buk(cu)+satci=book-start >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *preface/*introduction of book F.|[B­F] 	¾
buksrosia,÷<buk(cu)+so/r(di)+si(tf)a=book-store-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a *library, a depository for books.|[B­] 	¾
bukvea,÷<buk(cu)+ve(dm)a=book-sell>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 9.0¾„(2v)|K *sell-books D, be a bookseller.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *bookseller.|¾
bukvemsia,÷<buk(cu)+ve(d)m(a)+si(tf)a=book-sell-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '82 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a *bookstore/*bookshop.|[B­] 	¾
bukylisdjo,÷<buk(cu)+y+lis(ta)+djo(ri)=book-list-member>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '87 2.5¾„(3n)|B is a *volume of series F with ordinal C.|[B­FC] 	¾
bul,÷<bulbi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bulbi, bulb.*| 	¾
bulbi,÷bul bui ¿÷<4/5S bulbo; 3/4E bulb; 3/4F bulbe; 2/4H phula; 2/6G Zwiebel; 3/7R klubien>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.0¾„(a)|*bulbous, pert. to ­s.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *bulb, a bulb-shaped thing.|¾Used in: buicli; litbui; ¾
bulju,÷buj ¿÷<2/3E boil; 2/3C ju; 2/3S bull-ir; 2/4H ubal-na; 2/4F bouill-ir>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2v)|D *boil (s) at temperature C.|[D­C] 	¾Used in: bujmao; bujveo; bujycko; ¾
bun,÷<bunbo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bunbo, fool*| 	¾
bunbo,÷bun buo ¿÷<3/3E boob; 3/4S bobo; 2/3C ben; 2/4H buddhu>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1a)|K is *foolish/a-*fool aboutŠ|[K­] 	¾„(av)|*foolishly, in a foolish way.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*folly/*foolishness, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*folly/*foolishness, mass term of traits.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *folly/*foolishness, a spec. act.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/some *folly/*foolishness, a spec. property/trait.|¾Used in: bunfilmao; bunmou; kribuo; simbuncea; simbunmao; simbuocko; vinbuncea; vinbunkeo; vinbunmao; vinbuo; vinbuocko; ¾
bunfilmao,÷<bun(bo)+fil(mo)+ma(dz)o=down-feel-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '91 4.4¾„(3v)|K *ridicule/*make-fun-of D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*ridicule, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *riducling (ofŠby doingŠ).|¾
bunmou,÷<bun(bo)+mo(rd)u=fool-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(4a)|G is more *foolish about D than J is about D.|[G­DJD] 	¾
buo,÷<bufpo>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of bunbo, fool.*| 	¾„(av)|*however/*but/on-the-*contrary, a discourse operator (UI).|¾
busmei,÷<bus(te)+me(rl)i=step-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *pace-off/*measure D (by stepping) to be C.|[K­DC] 	¾
buste,÷bus bue ¿÷<2/2C bu; 3/4E step; 2/4R stup-ien>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *step/*tread on/in D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *step/*tread, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: blobue; busmei; kracybue; lagbue; melbue; movbue; zakrybue; zvobue; ¾
butpa,÷¿÷<3/3E boot; 3/4S bota; 2/3F botte; 3/5H juta; 2/4R boty; 2/5J kutsu>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(1n)|B is a *boot, a piece of footwear.|[B­] 	¾
buu,÷<bukcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of bukcu, book*| 	¾
buusro,÷<bu(kc)u+so/r(di)=book-store>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a *library,any collection of books.|[B­] 	¾
ca,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*either-or/*otherwise inclusive<, between mods.>.| 	¾„(c)|*or-(else)/*and-or/*comma, between modifiers as in 'tall, wise or good man'.|¾
cab,÷<cabro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of cabro, burn*| 	¾
cabguo,÷<cab(ro)+gu(st)o=fiery-taste>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1n)|N is a *fiery/*hot/*spicy taste/flavour.|[N­] 	¾
cabli,÷¿÷<Fr. Chablis>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Chablis, a white Burgundy wine.|[B­] 	¾
cabmao,÷<cab(ro)+ma(dz)o=burn-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K *burn (s) D, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *incineration, sp. act of ­ing.|¾
cabnorbli,÷<cab(ro)+nor+bli(cu)=burn-not-possible>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 3.3¾„(2a)|B is *fireproof under conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾
cabro,÷cab cao ¿÷< 3/3C shao; 2/3E burn; 2/4F brul-er; 2/4G brenn-en>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|D *burn/*ignite at temperature C.|[D­C] 	¾„(a)|*burnable/*flammable/*inflammable at temperatureŠ|¾Used in: cabguo; cabmao; cabnorbli; cabsia; cabsrusia; cancao; caocko; caocti; carcao; kukcaocti; solcaocea; ¾
cabsia,÷<cab(ro)+si(tf)a=burn-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a *burn/burned-place on F.|[B­F] 	¾
cabsrusia,÷<cab(ro)+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=burn-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *burn in F, a burning *pain as from fire or acid.|[B­F] 	¾
cadmo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *cadmium, element 48 (Cd)|[B­] 	¾
cadre,÷¿÷<3/4E dress; 2/4C i shang>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *dress, a woman's garment.|[B­] 	¾Used in: tovcadre; ¾
cae,÷<tcane>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tcane, chance*| 	¾
caejmi,÷<(t)ca(n)e+jmi(te)=chance-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *encounter (by chance) B at D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *encounter (chance) (ofŠatŠ).|¾
cai,÷<canli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of canli, quantity.*| 	¾
Cai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*C, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
cak,÷<tcaku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tcaku, shock.*| 	¾
cakcko,÷<(t)cak(u)+cko(zu)=shock-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *shock D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shocked, not intentionally by some event.|¾
cakfia,÷<(t)cak(u)+fi(rp)a=shock-fear>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|D is *horrified/*sick-with-fear by/from S.|[D­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ghastly/*horrible, that which ­ies.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*horrifyŠ|¾
cakykao,÷<(t)cak(u)+y+ka(kt)o=shock-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(a)|*shocking/*startling, of ­ing people.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *shock/*startle D by being/doing V.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*shocking, of shocking acts.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|*startling, of shocking acts.|¾
cal,÷<tcali>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tcali, wall.*| 	¾
calco,÷¿÷<L. calcium ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 3.7¾„(1n)|B is some *calcium, the 20th element. (Ca).|[B­] 	¾«‹ oksidi„»(ph)|some *lime, Calcium oxide (CaO).|¾
caldao,÷<(t)cal(i)+da(rt)o=wall-door>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *gate/*portal in wall F.|[B­F] 	¾
calhifornio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *californium, element 98 (Cf)|[B­] 	¾
calhou,÷<(t)cal(i)+ho(ld)u=wall-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *recess/*alcove, a depression in a wall.|[B­] 	¾
calri,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|n *calories, something that measures/contains nŠ. E.g., Mi pa titci tomo calri na lena denli  I ate 2,000 calories (food containing 2,000 calories) today|[N­C] 	¾„(2n)|N measure(s) C in *calorie (s), default 1, a unit of heat|¾„(a)|*caloric, pert. to calories|¾Used in: kilcalri; ¾
calsaa,÷<(t)cal(i)+sa(np)a=wall-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.1¾„(3n)|B is a *bill/*poster announcing V produced/posted by S.|[B­VS] 	¾
calsea,÷<(t)cal(i)+se(tf)a=wall-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.9¾„(2v)|K *enclose/*wall-up D, put a wall aroundŠ|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *enclosure, the area enclosed.|¾
calsia,÷<(t)cal(i)+si(tf)a=walled-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B is a *court/*yard/*enclosure, an enclosed area of house/building F.|[B­F] 	¾
caltoe,÷<(t)cal(i)+to(bm)e=wall-table>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(4n)|B is a *sideboard/*dresser (U.K.) in F for P.|[B­KFP] 	¾
camla,÷¿÷<camle>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *camel.|[B­] 	¾
camle,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 6.4¾„(1a)|B is *camel-like/*dromedary-like, pertaining to an artiodactyl mammal of genus Camelus.|[B­] 	¾
camli,÷¿÷<camle>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *camel.|[B­] 	¾
camlo,÷¿÷<camle>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *camel.|[B­] 	¾
camlu,÷¿÷<camle>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *camel, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
campeine,÷<Fr. champagne>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *champagne, a sparkling wine.|[B­] 	¾
can,÷<tcane>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tcane, chance.*| 	¾
cancao,÷<(t)can(e)+ca(br)o=chance-burn>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(1v)|D *ignite/*catch-on-*fire.|[D­] 	¾
canciekla,÷<(t)can(e)+ci(tr)e+kla(bu)=random-thread-cloth>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a/some *felt of material S.|[B­S] 	¾
candeli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N measure(s) in *candela (s), a unit of luminance.|[N­] 	¾
candui,÷<(t)can(e)+du(vr)i=chance-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3v)|K *find-(out)/*discover B about N by chance.|[K­BN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *discovery/*find (the ‹ itself).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *discovery/*find, an act of ­ing.|¾
cangoi,÷<(t)can(e)+go(dz)i=chance-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT/RAM/JCB '86 2.3¾„(2v)|K *wander/*roam D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*wanderer/*roamerŠ|¾„(a)|*errant/*wandering/*roamingŠ|¾
canjui,÷<(t)can(e)+ju(pn)i=chance-opined>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *guess/*suppose V about N.|[K­VN] 	¾
cankao,÷<(t)can(e)+ka(kt)o=chance-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(n)|an *adventurer/*gambler.|[K­NV] 	¾„(3v)|K *chance/*risk/*gamble/*hazard/*venture (consequence) N in (adventure) V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *hazard/*risk/*gamble/*chance, a specific ­y act.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*hazardous/*risky, of actions.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*adventure/*gamble/*venture, mass acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *risk/*hazard, a consequence of ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adventure/*gamble/*venture, an act of ­ing.|¾
cankri,÷<(t)can(e)+kri(do)=chance-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *guesser, one who ­es.|[K­BV] 	¾„(3v)|K *guess/*surmise/have-*hunch B about V.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *guess/*surmise/*hunch, the ‹ itself.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *guess/*surmise, an act of ­ing.|¾
canli,÷cna cai ¿÷<3/6C shu liang; 3/8E quantity; 3/8S cantidad; 2/6F quantite; 3/9G quantitaet; 2/6J bunryo; 2/11R kolitsiestv-o>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *quantity/*amount/*magnitude of stuff/material/supply F measuring C on dimension N. E.g., Vedma dio mi ne canli je lovi klabu jue lio to metro lopu langa  Give me a quantity of this cloth measuring 2 meters in length|[B­FCN] 	¾„(a)|*quantitative, pert. to quantities.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|is a/the *stuff/*material/*supply from whichŠ, a measured quantity, is taken|¾Used in: bakcai; bansycai; baocna; bapcai; cavcai; cmacai; cnadui; cnajai; cnasaa; conplacai; drarycai; feksrocai; gunjetcai; hancai; ketcai; kupcai; makcai; nejycai; packycai; pafcavcai; pancai; parcai; patcai; placai; putcai; sakcai; snicai; tralycai; velcai; ¾
canmii,÷<(t)can(e)+mi(pl)i=chance-example>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *sample of F, a random sample, as for polling.|[B­F] 	¾
canoi,÷<ca + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*if/*or-not, bet. modified/-fying words, eg. 'wise if good, man'.| 	¾
canple,÷<(t)can(e)+ple(ci)=chance-play>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.3¾„(4v)|K *wager/*gamble/*bet B with K that/on V.|[K­BKV] 	¾„(n)|a *gambler/*better/*wagerer, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *bet/*gamble/*wager, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bet/*gamble/*wager, a sp. act of ­ing.|¾
cansaa,÷<(t)can(e)+sa(np)a=random-signal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2n)|N is *noise in signal S.|[N­S] 	¾
canspo,÷<(t)can(e)+spo(pa)=chance-hope>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(n)|a *speculator, one who ­es for gain.|[V­BV] 	¾„(3v)|V *speculate/*risk/*gamble B that/on V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*speculation, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *speculation, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
cantia,÷<(t)can(e)+ti(sr)a=chance-select>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2v)|K *choose/*select B randomly/at random.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a random-*selection, the thing(s) ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*arbitrary/*chosen-randomly.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an spec. instance of random-*selection.|¾
cantorni,÷<(t)can(e)+torni=chance-twist>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(2v)|B is *tangled by N.|[B­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tangle, a specific instance.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *tangle of Š, when material specified.|¾
cao,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(pm)|(emphasizes next word; turns 'cao <word>' into 'WORD' or '#word#' or doesn't change it depending on which transcription switch is on.)*| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of cabro, burn.*|¾
caocko,÷<ca(br)o+cko(zu)=burn-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*incendiary, that which causes ­ing.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *burner/*incendiary/*incinerator, an apparatus for ­ing.|¾„(2v)|N *burn D, nonintentional.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*burned, pert. to that ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *incineration, sp. act.|¾
caocti,÷<ca(br)o+cti(fu)=burn-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *fuel/*flammable material of composition S.|[B­S] 	¾
cap,÷<capri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of capri, print.*| 	¾
capkompi,÷<cap(ri)+kompi=print-company>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *printing-office/*print-shop.|[B­] 	¾
capmai,÷<cap(ri)+ma(tc)i=print-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a *press/*printing-press.|[B­] 	¾
capmao,÷<cap(ri)+ma(dz)o=print-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(n)|a *printer, one who ­s.|[K­DS] 	¾„(3v)|K *print (s) on D from S.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*printable, of material to be ­ed.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*print, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*printed, made by ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *print, that made by ­ing.|¾
capri,÷cap ¿÷<3/5H chhap-na; 3/5R shrift; 3/5F imprim-er; 3/6S imprim-er; 2/5E print>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *print/impress B on D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *print/*impression, an instance of ­ing.|¾Used in: capkompi; capmai; capmao; caprie; capypae; hancapri; ¾
caprie,÷<cap(ri)+(t)ri(m)e=print-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *die or *stamp for making imprint P on material D|[B­PD] 	¾
capypae,÷<cap(ri)+y+pa(tc)e=print-device>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *printing-*press, of the old-fashioned kind, with movable type|[B­] 	¾
car,÷<carbo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of carbo, carbon*| 	¾
carbo,÷car ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *carbon, element 6 (C)|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*carbon, pert. to element 6.|¾«‹ dioksidi„»(ph)|*carbon-dioxide|¾Used in: carcao; carnurbasni; hadcarbo; hidcarbo; julcarbo; ¾
carbohidrati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *carbohydrate, a cpd. of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.|[B­] 	¾
carbonati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *carbonate of S.|[B­S] 	¾«‹ nurhoi„»(ph)|a *soda/*pop/*soft-drink ofŠ|¾
carborundi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *carborundum, a *silicon-carbide|[B­] 	¾
carcao,÷<car(bo)+ca(br)o=carbon-burn>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is an *ember/(live)-*coal from/in fire S.|[B­S] 	¾
carnurbasni,÷<car(bo)+nur+basni=carbon-based>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.0¾„(1a)|N is *organic, containing carbon.|[N­] 	¾
cartu,÷cat ¿÷<2/2C tu; 4/5E chart; 3/4F carte; 3/4G karte; 3/5R karta; 3/5S curtu; 2/5H naksha>|¿|72% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a *map/*chart of F as made by S.|[B­FS] 	¾Used in: bamfomcartu; catmao; parcartu; purcartu; ¾
cas,÷<caslo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of caslo, whistle.*| 	¾
caslo,÷cas ¿÷<3/3C shao; 3/5S silbo; 2/4E whistle; 2/7R svistok>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2v)|K *whistle (tune) B.|[K­B] 	¾Used in: casrie; rimcaslo; ¾
casrie,÷<cas(lo)+(t)ri(m)e=whistle-instrument>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *whistle.|[B­] 	¾
cat,÷<cartu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of cartu, map.*| 	¾
catmao,÷<ca(r)t(u)+ma(dz)o=map-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *map/*chart/make-a-map-of F.|[K­F] 	¾„(n)|a *cartographer/*mapmaker.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*uncharted, not mapped, neg. form.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*charted/*mapped, conv. of chart.|¾
catra,÷¿÷<3/3E otter; 2/3G Otter; 3/5C shui ta; 3/6S nutria; 2/4F loutre; 2/5R vidra>|¿|58% C_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is a female *otter of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
catre,÷¿÷<L catra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(1a)|N is *otter-like.|[N­] 	¾
catri,÷¿÷<L catra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is an infant *otter of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
catro,÷¿÷<L catra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is a male *otter of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
catru,÷¿÷<L catra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is an *otter, non-specific of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
cau,÷<canli>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pp)|Quantities/Amounts/Values, case tag (DIO)*.| 	¾
cav,÷<cavle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of cavle, shovel.*| 	¾
cavcai,÷<cav(le)+ca(nl)i=shovel-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(2n)|C is a *shovelful/*spadeful of B.|[C­B] 	¾
cavduo,÷<cav(le)+du(rz)o=shovel-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *shovel (s) B into D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *shoveler, one who ­s.|¾
cavle,÷cav ¿÷<3/4E shovel; 2/4C chan; 3/6J shaberu; 2/5S legon>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.8¾„(1n)|B is a *spade/*shovel, an implement for moving material.|[B­] 	¾Used in: cavcai; cavduo; cpucavle; hancavle; pafcavcai; pafcavle; ¾
ce,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*and/*comma/*both-and, bet. modified/fying words: 'tall, wise and good, man'.| 	¾
cea,÷<cenja>|¿|LW|L4 '81 2.6¾„(av)|*that_is/in_*other-words/*namely, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of cenja, change.*|¾
ceacko,÷<ce(nj)a+cko(zu)=change-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 5.2¾„(4v)|N *convert/*change/*alter/*transform/*vary B into P from S ­ (nonintentional cause).|[N­BPS] 	¾„(n)|a *converter/*transformer, that which ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *alteration, an altered thing.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unalterable, neg. of alterable,q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *convert, one who is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*converted, conv. of convert.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*alterable/*convertible/*changeable/*transformable, can be altered.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alteration/*conversion/*transformation/*change, an act of ­ing.|¾
ced,÷<cedzu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of cedzu, shade*| 	¾
cedcea,÷<ced(zu)+ce(nj)a=shade-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 4.9¾„(1v)|D is/becomes *shaded, intransitive.|[D­] 	¾„(a)|*shaded, of that which is ­ed.|¾
cedmao,÷<ced(zu)+ma(dz)o=shade-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(3v)|K *shade (s) D with V, intentionally.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shaded, of that which is ­ed.|¾
cedzu,÷ced ceu ¿÷<3/4E shade; 3/5C yen dz>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|P is a/the *shadow/*shade of B cast by light-source S|[P­BS] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*shade, mass term.|¾Used in: cedcea; cedmao; ceucko; ceuflo; ¾
cef,÷<cefli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of cefli, chief.*| 	¾
cefhalopodi,÷<Lin. Cephalopoda>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cephalopod of species F, the highest class of Mollusca.|[B­F] 	¾
cefli,÷cef ¿÷<3/3F chef; 4/6E chiefly; 2/4S jefe; 2/5H wishesh>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*chiefly/*mainly/*principally/*primarily.|[K­FV] 	¾„(3v)|K is a/the *chief/*principal among/of F for activity V.|¾„(a)|*chief/*main/*principal/*primary.|¾Used in: cefmia; cefmiatci; cefpeu; cefsia; cefsolda; cefyfusto; famcefli; sicycefli; turcefli; ¾
cefmia,÷<cef(li)+mi(lf)a=main-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *dinner/main-*meal of D.|[B­D] 	¾
cefmiatci,÷<cef(li)+mi(lf)a+t(it)ci=main-meal-eat>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(v)|*dine.|[K­BS] 	¾„(3v)|K *eat-meal B consisting of S.|¾
cefpeu,÷<cef(li)+pe(rn)u=chief-person>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a/the *chief/*chieftain/*leader/head-person of F.|[B­F] 	¾
cefsia,÷<cef(li)+si(tf)a=chief-site>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *headquarters of F.|[B­F] 	¾
cefsolda,÷<cef(li)+solda=chief-soldier>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *sergeant of F.|[B­F] 	¾
cefyfusto,÷<cef(li)+y+fusto=chief-office>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.0¾„(2n)|B is the *headquarters of F.|[B­F] 	¾
cei,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*c, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining version of cersi, chair.*|¾
ceigru,÷<ce(rs)i+gru(pa)=chair-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *box (theatre) in F.|[B­F] 	¾
cej,÷<cenja>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of cenja, change.*| 	¾
cejkeo,÷<ce(n)j(a)+(c)ke(m)o=a-period-of-change>|¿|2_Cpx|PI '87 3.9¾„(3n)|V is a *transition (period) from S into P.|[V­SP] 	¾
cejnoa,÷<ce(n)j(a)+no(rm)a=change-average>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '93 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *trend, a movement or change-vector in certain variables/parameters, perceivable/observable in domain/time-series/historical period F by observer(s) K.|[V­FK] 	¾
cejvei,÷<ce(n)j(a)+ve(tc)i=change-event>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.9¾„(3n)|V is a *transition from S into P, as between two energy states.|[V­SP] 	¾
cel,÷<celhu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of celhu, cell.*| 	¾
celhu,÷cel ¿÷<ISV cel(l/lule/ula)>|¿|S_Prim|PI '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *cell of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: secycelpro; ¾
celhulosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *cellulose from S.|[B­S] 	¾
celna,÷¿÷<3/4E shelf; 2/4H khana 2/4J tana; 2/5R polka; 2/6S anaque>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2n)|B is a *shelf/*counter of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: celnybao; celnysea; ¾
celnybao,÷<celn(a)+y+ba(ks)o=shelf-box>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/JCB/RAM '85 4.7¾„(4n)|B is a *buffet/*sideboard/*dresser (U.K.) in F for P.|[B­KFP] 	¾
celnysea,÷<celn(a)+y+se(tf)a=shelf-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *shelve (s) D, putŠon-a-shelf.|[K­D] 	¾
celsi,÷¿÷<Name Celsius>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(3n)|N measure(s) C in *degree-C, default 1.|[N­CC] 	¾«Da ‹ lio 50„»(ph)|It has a *temperature of 50°C.|¾
cen,÷<centi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of centi, hundredth.*| 	¾
cendalra,÷<cen(ti)+dalra=hundredth-dollar>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.7¾„(2)|B costs C in *cent (s) of unitŠ, use cen- with appropriate unit, dalra, paondu etc.|[B­C] 	¾
cenja,÷cej cea ¿÷<3/5E change; 3/5J henka; 3/6R mienia-t; 2/4C bien; 2/4F chang-er; 2/4G änder-n>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|B *become/*change-naturally/*vary into P from S, as auxiliary før intransitive, passive or cause-unspecified causations.|[B­PS] 	¾„(a)|*changing/*changeable/*unsettled/*fickle, naturally, without intervention.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*change, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *change/*transition, a spec. event/process.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *becoming, an event/process of changing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *changeability, a spec. property.|¾Used in: balcea; banroicea; betcea; bilcea; bivcea; bivceamao; blicea; bodcea; brecea; ceacko; cedcea; cejkeo; cejnoa; cejvei; cetcea; cidcea; cikcea; clecea; clucea; cmacea; cmacejpoa; cmapiucea; comcea; corcea; curcea; dambetcea; damcea; dasycea; dazycea; djacea; djadazycea; djicea; djiseicea; djocea; dracea; dricea; durcea; dutcea; dzecea; fabspocea; fadcea; fagcea; fagsticea; falkricea; fancea; fanfodcea; fanmercea; fansmucea; fatlatcea; fesycea; fibcea; filcea; fircakcea; firkaocea; flicea; flimorcea; flocea; fodcea; fodflocea; fodlincea; foldjacea; fomceamao; fopcea; fracea; frelycea; fulcea; fundycea; furplicea; furviacea; gancea; gargrucea; genhyseicea; genkaecea; ginceadaa; ginkriceacea; ginkriceacea; ginkriceamao; godcea; greflocea; grocea; grucea; gubdircea; gudcea; gudfilcea; hapcea; hatcea; herclecea; hosynencea; ionhiycea; jarcea; jelcea; jetcea; jipcea; jitcea; kacycea; kalcea; kalmycea; kaltalcea; kamcea; kapcea; kinclecea; klicea; kocdjicea; kokceacko; kolkaicea; korcea; kovcea; kovkamcea; krosticea; kubcea; kukcea; kuktancea; kusdjacea; labcea; lalcea; ledfomcea; lincea; linfomcea; livcea; livceamao; majycea; malcea; malylabcea; melnumceamao; mercea; merceafua; mercejmeu; misycea; molcea; morcea; musytolclecea; mutnencea; nandycea; nartycea; nercea; nigcea; noirsimcea; norcea; norceaclu; norceafurmoi; norceajai; norceakei; norceakri; norcearao; nordjafircea; norhircea; norkalylivcea; normorcea; norselcea; nortakcea; nortcimorcea; nortrecycea; norveicea; numcmacea; nurfeicea; nurfomcea; nurkarkycea; nurklinycea; paltancea; parcea; pedcea; pipcea; plicea; poircea; poirceadaa; ponceamao; pracmacea; prasacycea; pubcea; pubveicea; pufcea; radbodcea; ragflocea; rakcea; rancea; raorcea; rapcea; ratgrocea; redcea; refclecea; rezycea; rigclecea; rilcea; rofcea; roircakcea; roircea; rojkovcea; rolsilcea; rorbrocea; rorcea; rorholcticea; rorparcea; roryradcea; rulceamao; sacycea; saircea; salcea; salceacri; sanfomcea; sarcea; selfodcea; simbuncea; simgrocea; siorbodcea; siorceamao; sircea; sitlivclecea; skofomcea; slacea; slocea; smicea; socycomcea; soircea; solcaocea; solrakcea; spalivcea; specymorcea; sticea; stifycea; stomarcea; sulcea; taircea; tancea; tasgycakcea; tciclecea; toncea; torpiucea; trokycea; tsefuicea; vaorcea; vetcea; vidceacko; vinbuncea; zavcea; zavceacko; zavceamao; ¾
cenoi,÷<ce + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(c)|*bothŠand notŠ‹ one word between mods.| 	¾„(c)|*but/*and+not, bet. modified/-fying words, e.g. 'wise but not good, man'.|¾
centi,÷cen ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)| B is a *hundredth part of F, international prefix|[B­F] 	¾Used in: cendalra; fercendalra; ¾
ceo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cetlo, wet.*| 	¾„(l)|*chi, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
ceocko,÷<ce(tl)o+cko(zu)=wet-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2v)|N *dampen/*wet/*moisten D, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*wetted, a moistened thing, conv. form.|¾
ceokra,÷<ce(tl)o+kra(ku)=wet-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *cry/*weep/*shed-tears over S.|[K­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *weeping/*crying, with tears, an act of.|¾
ceorcaltcu,÷<ce(tl)o+r+(t)cal(i)+tcu(re)=wet-wall-picture>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *fresco.|[B­] 	¾
ceorderflo,÷<ce(tl)o+r+der(tu)+fo/l(ma)=wet-dirt-full>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(2a)|G is *muddier than J , more covered with mud.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|*muddy <covered with mud>.|¾
cer,÷<cersi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cersi, chair.*| 	¾
cerkopithekui,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cercopithecus, a primate of that genus.|[B­] 	¾
cermo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *cerium, element 58 (Ce)|[B­] 	¾
cerpripai,÷<cer(si)+pri(re)+pa(rt)i=chair-rear-part>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *chair-back.|[B­] 	¾
cersi,÷cer cei ¿÷<3/4E chair; 2/3F chaise; 3/5H kursi; 2/4S silla>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1n)|B is a *chair, furniture for sitting.|[B­] 	¾Used in: ceigru; cerpripai; certoe; diarcei; fodcei; fopcei; garcei; graceitepli; lagcei; nimcei; nimskicei; priclecei; prifodcei; rencei; rolsilcei; tecycei; ¾
certa,÷¿÷<3/5E cherry; 3/6S cereza; 2/5F cerise; 2/6C ying-tao>|¿|32% C_Prim|JCB '90 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *cherry, a fruit from S.|[B­S] 	¾
certoe,÷<cer(si)+to(bm)e=chair-table>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chair-table in vehicle F (as found in aircraft).|[B­F] 	¾
cerva,÷¿÷<cervu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is a *doe/*hind/*female-deer of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
cerve,÷¿÷<cervu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(1a)|G is more cervine/*deer-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
cervi,÷¿÷<cervu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is an *fawn/infant-*deer of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
cervo,÷¿÷<cervu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '91 10+¾„(2n)|B is a *hart/*stag/male *deer of region/range S.|[B­S] 	¾
cervu,÷¿÷<Lin: Cervus>|¿|S_Prim|RAM/JCB '90 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *deer, a member of the Cervidae, of region S.|[B­S] 	¾
ceshareai,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Caesarean, an operation to deliver a child.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*caesarean, pert. to the operation.|¾
cesmo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *caesium, element 55 (Cs)|[B­] 	¾
cesni,÷¿÷<3/5F chataigne; 4/7E chestnut; 3/7G Kastanie; 3/8S castania>|¿|25% C_Prim|JCB '90 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *chestnut from S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: cesnytri; ¾
cesnytri,÷<cesn(i)+y+tri(cu)=chestnut-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *chestnut tree.|[B­] 	¾
cesthodi,÷<Lin. Cestoda>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cestoid, a worm of subclass Cestoda|[B­] 	¾
cet,÷<cetlo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cetlo, wet.*| 	¾
cetbrili,÷<cet(lo)+brili=wet-shine>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(1v)|D *glisten (s), by reflected light.|[D­] 	¾
cetcea,÷<cet(lo)+ce(nj)a=wet-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.7¾„(n)|an *absorbent, an absorbing thing.|[D­B] 	¾„(2v)|D *absorb/*soak-up/become-*wet with B.|¾„(a)|*absorbent, capable of ­ing.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*absorption, mass term of events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *absorption, an event of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*absorption, an event of being ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *absorbency, a property of ­ing.|¾
cetlai,÷<cet(lo)+la(nd)i=wet-land>|¿|2_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *marsh/*swamp of landmass F.|[B­F] 	¾
cetlo,÷cet ceo ¿÷<3/3C sh lo; 2/3EŠet; 2/6J nureta>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2a)|D is *wet/*moist/*damp with liquid B.|[D­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dampness, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *moisture, a moistening liquid.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wetness/*dampness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: ceocko; ceokra; ceorcaltcu; ceorderflo; cetbrili; cetcea; cetlai; cetmao; cetmou; cetydeu; cmaceo; sudnyceokra; ¾
cetmao,÷<cet(lo)+ma(dz)o=wet-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3v)|K *dampen/*wet/*moisten D with liquid B, intentional.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*wetted, a moistened thing, conv. form.|¾
cetmou,÷<cet(lo)+mo(rd)u=damp-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(4a)|G is *wetter/*moister/*damper with B than J with liquid B.|[G­BJB] 	¾„(a)|*moist/*wet/*damp, damper thanŠwithŠ|¾
cetydeu,÷<cet(lo)+y+de(rt)u=wet-dirt>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(1n)|B is *mud, wet/sticky/soft earth.|[B­] 	¾
ceu,÷<clesi>|¿|LW|L4 '81 1.0¾„(av)|*anyway/in-*any-case/*anyhow, a discourse operator (UI). | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of cedzu, shade.*|¾
ceucko,÷<ce(dz)u+cko(zu)=shade-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)|N *shade (s) D, nonintentionally 'the building shades the car'.|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shaded, of that which is ­ed.|¾
ceuflo,÷<ce(dz)u+fo/l(ma)=shadow-ful>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(2a)|G is more *shady/*shadowy than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*shadiness, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shadiness, a spec. state/condition.|¾
ci,|LW|L4 '80 15¾„(conj)|*hyphen, open hyphen between words.|[B­] 	¾«­ci‹„»(af)|-*sub- as in 'x-sub-1', generates subscripted variables.|¾
cia,÷<clika>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.2¾„(av)|*similarly/*like-the-foregoing, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining version of cirna, learn.*|¾
ciaflo,÷<ci(rn)a+fo/l(ma)=learn-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3a)|G is more *learned/scholarly in field(s) B than J.|[G­BJ] 	¾„(n)|a *scholar, one who is learned.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*learning/*scholarship, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*learnedness/*scholarship, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a state/condition of *learnedness/*learning/*scholarship.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *learnedness/*scholarship, a spec. property.|¾
ciafro,÷<ci(rn)a+fo/r(li)=learn-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *intelligent/*good-learner by standard N.|[B­N] 	¾
ciagru,÷<ci(rn)a+gru(pa)=learn-group>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1n)|F is a *learning-*group|[F­] 	¾
ciapre,÷<ci(rn)a+p(ap)re=learn_paper>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(4n)|B is a *degree/*certificate-of-achievement granted to D by school/college/university S for successful completion of a course of study in field/subject/profession N|[B­DSN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*graduate, a person with an educational degree|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*degreed, of persons with educational degrees|¾
ciasla,÷<ci(rn)a+sla(no)=learn-slowly.>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.1¾„(2a)|B is *dull/*stupid/*slow at task P.|[B­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dullness/*stupidity, mass quality.|¾
cibra,÷¿÷<3/5C chiao; 2/4J hashi; 2/5E bridge>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|B *bridge/*span D.|[B­D] 	¾„(n)|*bridge/*span over/across, physical structure.|¾Used in: nengoicibra; ¾
cid,÷<cidja>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cidja, awake.*| 	¾
cidcea,÷<cid(ja)+ce(nj)a=awake-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1v)|D *waken/*awaken/*wake-up.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *awakening/*wakening, a spec. event.|¾
cidcko,÷<cid(ja)+cko(zu)=awake-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *awaken/*wake-up D, non-intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«‹ jokla„»(ph)|an *alarm-clock.|¾
cidja,÷cid ¿÷<3/4H jag-na; 2/3C sying>|¿|25% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1a)|N is *awake/*wakeful.|[N­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *wakefulness, a state of being awake.|¾Used in: cidcea; cidcko; cidmao; cidrei; cidyrevdaa; ¾
cidmao,÷<cid(ja)+ma(dz)o=awake-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *awaken/*waken/*wake-up D.|[K­D] 	¾
cidrei,÷<cid(ja)+re(vr)i=awake-dream>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *day-dream/*fancy/*fantasize D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *dreamer, day-dreamer.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *day-dream/*fancy/*fantasy/*reverie/*whim, a spec. fantasy.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fantastic, pert. to fantasy.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *day-dream/*fantasy/*reverie, an act of ­ing.|¾
cidyrevdaa,÷<cid(ja)+y+rev(ri)+da(nz)a=awake-dream-desire>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|K *fancy (object/action) V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fancied, pert. to the thing ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*fancy/*whim/*fantasy.|¾
cie,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(ms)|is *less-thanŠ, the sign of mathematical inequality.| 	¾„(af)|a combining version of citre, thread.*|¾
ciebi,÷<cie+bi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(ms)|*less-than-or-equal-to, an inequality operator, math.| 	¾
cignu,÷¿÷<Lin: Cygnus>|¿|S_Prim|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *swan, a bird of spp. Cygnus.|[B­] 	¾
cik,÷<ciktu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ciktu, equal.*| 	¾
cikcea,÷<cik(tu)+ce(nj)a=equal-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *catch-up/become-*equal to B in V.|[K­BV] 	¾
cikfio,÷<cik(tu)+fi(lm)o=equal-feeling>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2a)|K is *indifferent to V, feel the same aboutŠe.g. I'm indifferent to whether you serve tea or coffee.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *indifference to /aboutŠ equal feeling forŠ|¾
cikhonida,÷<Lin. Ciconiidae>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *stork from S.|[B­S] 	¾
cikli,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B has a *cycle of C per unit time; default 1 per sec.|[B­C] 	¾
cikmao,÷<cik(tu)+ma(dz)o=equal-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|an *equalizer, one who/that which ­es.|[K­BC] 	¾„(3v)|K *equalize/make-*equal B (collective) in dimension C .|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *equalization, a process of ­ing.|¾
cikpoa,÷<cik(tu)+po(nd)a=equal-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.0¾„(2v)|K (collective) *reciprocate-in-doing V , *doŠto-each-other.|[K­V] 	¾„(av)|*each-other/*mutually/*one-another/*reciprocally/in-*return.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*reciprocity, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reciprocal/*mutual, pert. to ­cated actions.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reciprocity, a spec. state/condition.|¾
cikpoafoi,÷<cik(tu)+po(nd)a+fo(sl)i=equal-respond-force>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(3v)|D is/are *obliged/*obligated to V, to doŠbecause of (reciprocal action) N|[D­VN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a reciprocal *obligation toŠbyŠbecause of serviceŠ|¾
ciksea,÷<cik(tu)+se(tf)a=equal-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.3¾„(4v)|K *equate/set-*equal C to C in characteristic B|[K­CCB] 	¾
ciktu,÷cik ciu ¿÷<3/5E equal; 3/7C syiang tong; 2/6F identique>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|be *quits withŠinŠ |[B­BN] 	¾„(3a)|B is *equal/*same-as/as-*much-as B in dimension N.|¾„(av)|as-*much-as/*equally. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*equality, dimensional, mass term. |¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*inequality, mass term. |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unequal, not equal toŠin dimensionŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *equality, dimensional, a spec. property. |¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *inequality, neg. of equality. |¾Used in: bekciu; cikcea; cikfio; cikmao; cikpoa; cikpoafoi; ciksea; ciurjui; ciuste; ckaciu; cmaciu; lalciu; mrociu; norciu; sanciu; socyciu; spuciu; sruciufio; sruciupoa; vatciu; ¾
cil,÷<citlu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of citlu, detail.*| 	¾
cilble,÷<ci(t)l(u)+ble(ka)=detail-look>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(n)|an *investigator/*researcher|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *investigate B for/on behalf of D|¾
cilda,÷¿÷<2/2F ile; 3/4S isla; 3/4J shima; 2/3E isle; 2/3C dao>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*insular, pert. to islands.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *island/*isle in body of water F.|¾
cildrecni,÷<ci(t)l(u)+dre(ti)+cni(da)=detail-correct-need>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3a)|K is *precise/*exacting for B in area N|[K­BN] 	¾
cilflo,÷<ci(t)l(u)+fo/l(ma)=detail-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *detailed, full-of-details than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*detailedness, a property.|¾
cim,÷<cimra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cimra, summer.*| 	¾
cimcli,÷<cim(ra)+cli(ka)=summer-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*summery/*summerlike than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *summeriness, a spec. property.|¾
cimfui,÷<cim(ra)+fu(tc)i=summer-after>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is the *autumn/*fall of year C.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*autumnal, pert. to autumn.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*autumn/*fall, mass term.|¾
cimpa,÷¿÷<cimpe>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *chimpanzee|[B­] 	¾
cimpe,÷¿÷<abbreviation of cimpenizi>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|N pertains to a *chimpanzee, is chimpanzee-like.|[N­] 	¾
cimpenizi,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *chimpanzee (Kongo chimpenzi)|[B­] 	¾
cimpi,÷¿÷<cimpe>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|B is an infant *chimpanzee.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an infant *chimpanzee|¾
cimpo,÷¿÷<cimpe>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *chimpanzee|[B­] 	¾
cimpu,÷¿÷<cimpe>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *chimpanzee (generic term)|[B­] 	¾
cimra,÷cim ¿÷<2/4E summer; 2/4G sommer; 3/7C syia tien; 2/6S verano>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is the *summer season of year C.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*summer (time), mass term.|¾Used in: cimcli; cimfui; cimsto; ¾
cimsto,÷<cim(ra)+sto(lo)=summer-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *summer (s), spend the summer at B.|[K­B] 	¾
cin,÷<cinta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cinta, infant.*| 	¾
cinbedpu,÷<cin(ta)+bedpu=child-bed>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *crib/*cradle/*baby-bed.|[B­] 	¾
cincli,÷<cin(ta)+cli(ka)=child-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2a)|G is more-*babyish/*baby-like/*infantile than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*infantilism, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *infantilism, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *infantilism/*babyishness, a spec. property of being ­ish.|¾
cinflo,÷<cin(ta)+fo/l(ma)=child-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 8.8¾„(a)|*expectant/*expecting (offspring).|[D­B] 	¾„(2n)|D is *pregnant with B.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*pregnancy, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pregnancy, a spec. state of being ­ant.|¾
cinflocko,÷<cin(ta)+fo/l(ma)+cko(zu)=baby-full-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.8¾„(3v)|K *impregnate/make-pregnant D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impregnation, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
cinhereai,÷<Lin Cineraria>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cinerea, ashy-leaved plant.|[B­] 	¾
cinta,÷cin ¿÷<3/4G kind-lein; 3/5C syiao r; 3/5R ditia; 3/6S infant-e; 2/6E infant>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|P is a/the *baby/*infant of S, any species.|[P­S] 	¾„(a)|*infantile, pert. to infants.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*infancy, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *infancy, a spec. state.|¾Used in: cinbedpu; cincli; cinflo; cinflocko; cinynirda; lifcinpro; lifcinta; lorcinpro; lorcinta; ¾
cinynirda,÷<cin(ta)+y+nirda=infant-bird>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *chick, an infant bird.|[B­] 	¾
cio,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining version of cirzo, scissors.*| 	¾„(ms)|is *greater-thanŠ, the sign of mathematical inequality.|¾
ciorduo,÷<ci(rz)o+r+du(rz)o=scissors-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|a *shearer, one who uses shears.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *shear D, *cutŠwith-scissors.|¾
cioru,÷<cio+ru>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 3.4¾„(a)|too*much/*many ofŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
cir,÷<cirna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cirna, learn.*| 	¾
cirdaa,÷<cir(na)+da(nz)a=learn-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *studious.|[B­] 	¾
cirdui,÷<cir(na)+du(vr)i=learn-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *discover-by-learning knowledge B from S|[K­BS] 	¾
cirduo,÷<cir(na)+du(rz)o=learn-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *practice/*exercise new skill P.|[K­P] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *exercise/*practice, something to be practiced|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of an *exercise/*practice (as in a lesson)|¾
cirfiu,÷<cir(na)+fi(br)u=learn-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *learning-impaired by standard N.|[B­N] 	¾
cirfundi,÷<cir(na)+fundi=learn-fond>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K is *fond-of-learning N|[K­N] 	¾
cirhea,÷<cir(na)+he(lb)a=learn-help>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '90 10+¾„(3v)|K *tutor D in B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *tutor, one who ­s.|¾
cirhosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|D suffers from *cirrhosis of B, a wasting of tissue of an organ.|[D­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*cirrhosis, collective term for the disease.|¾
cirkii,÷<cir(na)+ki(nc)i=learn-together>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|K is a *fellow-learner with K in subject N|[K­KN] 	¾
cirmoi,÷<cir(na)+mo(dv)i=learn-motive>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *motive for K to *learn B|[V­KB] 	¾
cirna,÷cir cia ¿÷<2/2C syi; 2/3E learn; 2/4G lern-en; 2/5R uchi-t; 2/5J narau>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *learner, one who learns.|[K­PS] 	¾„(3v)|K *learn-(to-do)/*acquire P from source S.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*source, of learning, conv. form, q.v.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*learning, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*learnable, can be ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*learned, conv. of learn.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *learning, a spec. event.|¾Used in: ciaflo; ciafro; ciagru; ciapre; ciasla; cirdaa; cirdui; cirduo; cirfiu; cirfundi; cirhea; cirkii; cirmoi; cirpai; cirpazda; cirpregei; dricia; durcia; duvcia; fomcia; kincia; kukcia; logcia; pakcia; rorcia; siorcia; specia; turcia; ¾
cirpai,÷<cir(na)+pa(rt)i=learn-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3n)|B is a *lesson in course of study V of subject F.|[B­VF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *course-of-study/learning-*program/*program-of-study/study-*plan, conv. of lesson, q.v.|¾
cirpazda,÷<cir(na)+pazda=learn-pause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *recess, a break in school classes.|[B­] 	¾
cirpregei,÷<cir(na)+p(ap)re+ge(ts)i=learn_paper_get>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(n)|*graduate, a personŠing from some educational institution.|[K­SB] 	¾„(3v)|K *graduate from educational institution S with degree B.|¾
cirzo,÷cio ¿÷<4/4E shears; 3/4F ciseaux; 2/4G schere; 2/5H qainchi>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1n)|B is a (pair-of) *scissors/*shears.|[B­] 	¾Used in: ciorduo; ¾
cit,÷<citre>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of citre, thread.*| 	¾
citbie,÷<cit(re)+bi(dj)e=thread-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *fringe on F.|[B­F] 	¾
citfoa,÷<cit(re)+fo(rm)a=thread-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *filament/*fiber of F.|[B­F] 	¾
cithosini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *cytocine.|[B­] 	¾
citlu,÷cil ¿÷<3/4C syi shu; 3/5E detail; 3/6R dyetal>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *detail/*particular/minor-*feature of/about F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: cilble; cildrecni; cilflo; nabckocitlu; ¾
citmao,÷<cit(re)+ma(dz)o=thread-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.5¾„(3v)|K *spin material S into thread P.|[K­SP] 	¾
citre,÷cit cie ¿÷<3/4C syien; 2/3R nit; 2/3J ito; 2/4E thread; 2/5S filra>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is a (piece-of)-*thread of substance S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*thread, mass term.|¾Used in: canciekla; citbie; citfoa; citmao; totcie; totyciedjoso; ¾
ciu,÷<ciktu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of ciktu*equal-to/*equally/*as-much-as that makes comparative predas out of non-comparative ones. E.g., ckaciu out of ckano (X is kind to Y): Da ckaciu de di do  X is as kind to Y as Z is kind to W. Cf. mou. | 	¾„(pp)|*as-much-as/*to-the-same-degree-as, an oper. used before args to give the accompanying non-comparative preda a comparative sense (PA). E.g., Da farfu ciu de  X is a father as much as Y is  X is as much a father as Y is. Cf. mou. |¾
ciurjui,÷<ci(kt)u+r+ju(pn)i=equal-opinion>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2a)|D is *indifferent to B, have the same opinion aboutŠe.g. I'm indifferent to whether to use 'norfio' or 'fiocle'.|[D­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *indifference to /aboutŠ- same opinion aboutŠ|¾
ciuste,÷<ci(kt)u+ste(ti)=equality-sentence>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is an *equation relating C and C.|[B­CC] 	¾
cka,÷<ckano>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ckano, kind.*| 	¾
ckaciu,÷<cka(no)+ci(kt)u=kind-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(4a)|K(1) is as-*kind to D(1) as K(2) is to D(2)|[K­DKD] 	¾
ckacle,÷<cka(no)+cle(si)=kind-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|K is *inconsiderate/*thoughtless about V, not kind about.|[K­V] 	¾
ckafe,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *cafe/*coffee-house of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾
ckaflo,÷<cka(no)+fo/l(ma)=kind-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(2av)|G is more *kindly than J.|[G­J] 	¾
ckamou,÷<cka(no)+mo(rd)u=kind-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|G is *kinder/more-*kindly to D1 than J is to D2.  G may be the same person as J or D1 may be the same as D2|[G­DJD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*less-*kind-*toŠthanŠis toŠ, conv. form.|¾
ckano,÷cka ¿÷<3/5E kind; 3/5C ts shan; 4/7S carinos-o>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*kindly, pert. to those who are kind.|[K­D] 	¾„(2a)|K is *kind to D.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*kindness, mass term (acts).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*kindness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *kindness, a spec. act of being kind.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *kindness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: ckaciu; ckacle; ckaflo; ckamou; fomcka; fomckabiu; fomckamou; gancka; geocka; haicka; humcka; kapcka; norcka; pencka; penckaflo; penckamou; poicka; ¾
cke,÷<ckemo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ckemo, interval.*| 	¾
ckecoa,÷<cke(mo)+co(rt)a=time-short>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3a)|J is *brief/*short, incomplete form.| 	¾„(3a)|J is *briefer/temporally *shorter than G by interval C|¾
ckedui,÷<cke(mo)+du(vr)i=time-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(2v)|K *date/determine-the-*date-of V.|[K­V] 	¾
ckefao,÷<cke(mo)+fa(nd)o=time-end>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(vt)|*terminate, be the end ofŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *end-point/*termination of interval/period F.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*terminated, of ended entervals.|¾
ckela,÷kel kea ¿÷<4/5R skola; 4/7S escuela; 2/4E school; 2/4F ecole; 3/7C syue syiao; 3/7H pathshala>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*school, pert. to schools.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *school of community F.|¾Used in: kelkru; kelnie; kelsio; nerkea; pebkea; rorpebkea; terkea; torkea; ¾
ckelaa,÷<cke(mo)+la(ng)a=time-long>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(3n)|G is a *long-time/*longer-*time than J by interval C|[G­JC] 	¾
ckelagmao,÷<cke(mo)+la(n)g(a)+ma(dz)o=interval-longer-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.2¾„(2v)|N *prolong/*lengthen D in time dimension.|[N­D] 	¾
ckelisfre,÷<cke(mo)+lis(ta)+fre(na)=time-list-in-front>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(a)|*preceding/*before in time-series.|[J­GC] 	¾„(3v)|J *precede G in time-series C.|¾
ckelisgoi,÷<cke(mo)+lis(ta)+go(dz)i=time-list(serially)-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(1v)|K *go *sequentially/in-*single-file/one-after-the-*other.|[K­] 	¾
ckelispri,÷<cke(mo)+lis(ta)+pri(re)=time-list-behind>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(a)|*following/*after in time.|[G­JC] 	¾„(3v)|G *follow J in time-series C.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a (specific) *succession of eventsŠ|¾
ckelista,÷<cke(mo)+lista=time-list>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2n)|C is a (time) *sequence of V.|[C­V] 	¾„(av)|*sequentially/*one-at-a-time.|¾„(a)|*sequential, in sequence.|¾
ckelisvalda,÷<cke(mo)+lis(ta)+valda=time-list(sequence)-develop>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.0¾„(3v)|D *evolve from S to P.|[D­SP] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*evolution, mass state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *evolution fromŠtoŠ|¾
ckelisybuu,÷<cke(mo)+lis(ta)+y+bu(kc)u=interval-list-(serial)-book>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(3n)|P is a *magazine/*periodical on/about B published by S.|[P­BS] 	¾
ckemei,÷<cke(mo)+me(rl)i=time-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *time/*measure-the-duration-of V to be C.|[K­VC] 	¾„(n)|a *timer/*time-keeper, one who measures ‹.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *time, as measured byŠ|¾
ckemo,÷cke keo ¿÷<2/3C sh ke; 3/5E tempo; 3/5G tempo; 3/6S tiempo; 2/7R vriemia>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|C the *time/*interval/*period from S to D|[C­SD] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*time, mass term.|¾Used in: cejkeo; ckecoa; ckedui; ckefao; ckelaa; ckelagmao; ckelisfre; ckelisgoi; ckelispri; ckelista; ckelisvalda; ckelisybuu; ckemei; ckenorbro; ckenurhui; ckepea; ckerao; ckesifmei; cketeu; ckevea; ckevei; cmikeo; corkeo; dekninkeo; delkeo; diskeo; fankeolista; folkeo; furkeovei; gudkeo; hapkeo; hapkeocli; hiskeo; jmikeo; jmikeosei; jolkeo; kafkeodou; kalrojkeo; keodre; keopli; keoska; keospe; kilninkeo; lagkeo; lalkeosii; likcke; livkeo; meacke; midhiskeo; ninkeo; pazkeo; rackeo; rarkeo; retkeo; rezkeo; rezkeospe; riicke; samkeo; samkeodza; samlivkeosei; silkeorao; skakeo; telkeo; turclekeo; turkeo; turkeogru; vetkeolista; vinbunkeo; ¾
ckenorbro,÷<cke(mo)+nor+bro(ko)=interval-unbroken>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(1a)|V is *continual, unbroken in time.|[V­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|temporal *continuity, mass property.|¾
ckenurhui,÷<cke(mo)+nur+hu(tr)i=time-destroyed>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1v)|D *decline/*decay/become-*ruined-by-time.|[D­] 	¾„(a)|*ruined/*decayed.|¾„(n)|the/some *ruins, that which is ruined by time.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*decay/*decadence/*decline/*ruin/*ruination, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/some *decay/*decadence/*decline/*ruin/*ruination, a spec. state of temporal ruin.|¾
ckepea,÷<cke(mo)+pe(nt)a=time-point>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)| B is an *instant/*point/*position in time of event V.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*instantaneous, pert. to instants.|¾„(n)|a/the *time, a/the instant of ‹.|¾
ckerao,÷<cke(mo)+(b)ra(t)o=time-ratio>|¿|2_Cpx|L1 '88 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *rate of V, amount per unit time that action/process/motion occurs.|[C­V] 	¾
ckesifmei,÷<cke(mo)+si(t)f(a)+me(rl)i=time-location-measure>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *time/*measure-the-time-of V to be C.|[K­VC] 	¾„(n)|a *timer, that which measures time.|¾
cketeu,÷<cke(mo)+te(tc)u=time-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 3.6¾„(n)|*bore, one who ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *bore/*tire D by V.|¾„(a)|*boring/*tedious/*tiresome, pertaining to one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*boring, of the subject which ­s.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(a)|*boredom/*tedium, mass state of being ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tired/*bored, one who is ­d.|¾
ckevea,÷<cke(mo)+ve(dm)a=interval-sell>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(5v)|K *pawn B with pawnbroker D for price C with redemption period N.|[K­BDCN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *pawnbroker.|¾
ckevei,÷<cke(mo)+ve(tc)i=time-happen>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(1v)|V *pass/*elapse, e.g. (time).|[V­] 	¾
cko,÷<ckozu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ckozu, cause.*| 	¾
ckodou,÷<cko(zu)+do(ns)u=cause-give>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.2¾„(3v)|K *induce (s) (process) P by (treatment) V e.g. induction of labor.|[K­PV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *induction (ofŠbyŠ).|¾
ckofro,÷<cko(zu)+fo/r(li)=cause-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *effective in producing result P in circumstances N.|[K­PN] 	¾
ckozu,÷cko ¿÷<3/3F cause; 3/4C sh you; 2/3E cause>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *cause, that which ­s.|[S­PN] 	¾„(av)|*actually/*effectively.|¾„(3v)|S *cause/*effect/*give-rise-to P under conditions N, used as auxiliary for non-intentional or non-human causation.|¾„(a)|*actual/*causal/*effective/in-*effect, effective, causingŠunderŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *condition, material, as in causation.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*causation, mass term.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*effectiveness, mass term of props.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *effect, conv. of cause, but see nurcko.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *causation, a spec. event/process.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *effectiveness , a spec. property.|¾Used in: bekyliacko; betcko; bilcko; blicko; blidensaecko; bodcko; bricko; bujycko; cakcko; caocko; ceacko; ceocko; ceucko; cidcko; cinflocko; ckodou; ckofro; clecko; cmacko; cmicko; comcko; concko; conkeicko; corcko; curcko; daacko; damcko; damfiocko; darmuocko; diicko; djadaacko; djiseicko; dracko; dricko; dutcko; dzecko; fabspocko; fagcko; falkricko; fanfodcko; fansmucko; fasycko; fatlatcko; faucko; felcko; fetcko; fetyckopli; fiacko; fidsticko; fiocko; fircakcko; firckomou; flicko; fliholcko; flimorcko; flocko; fodcko; fodflocko; fodliacko; folcko; folkaocko; frelycko; fulcko; furcko; furckosei; furplicko; furviacko; genkaecko; godrycko; grocko; grucko; gubdiocko; gudcko; gudckomou; gudfiocko; gudnurcko; hadcko; haicko; hapckocle; hatcko; herclecko; holcko; jarcko; jelcko; jelstocko; jiucko; jmicko; juicko; kalmycko; kalsaicko; kaltalcko; kamcko; kaocko; kapcko; karkycko; keicko; kikcko; kinclecko; klinycko; klocko; kofcko; kofkledycko; kokceacko; kolkaicko; kovcko; kovkamcko; krebetcko; kretancko; krisalcko; krocko; krosticko; kubcko; kukcko; kuksiucko; kuktancko; kuspycko; kuspykrocko; kuspymorcko; kutcko; laacko; labcko; laocko; ledfomcko; lelckorie; licycko; limcko; litcko; livmuocko; makbricko; malcko; marcko; minpuncko; misflocko; misfurckosei; misycko; molcko; monbercko; morcko; muocko; musytolclecko; mutneicko; mutpuncko; nabckocitlu; nartycko; nebcko; nercko; nernurcko; norcko; nordjafiacko; norkalylivcko; norkofcko; normuocko; norveicko; norviacko; nunrilcko; nurcko; nurckocue; nurfeicko; nurjiucko; nurkarkycko; nurkofcko; nurnitcko; paicko; paltancko; prasacycko; pubcko; puncko; ragcko; rakcko; rancko; redcko; refclecko; retcko; rezycko; rigclecko; rilcko; riucko; rofcko; roicko; roircakcko; rolcko; rolsiucko; rorbrocko; ruarsticko; sacycko; salcko; sapcko; sarcko; selviacko; sesycko; simbuocko; simgrocko; sircko; siucko; skucko; slacko; slicko; slocko; snimalcko; socycomcko; soicko; sonrircko; srumarcko; sticko; stifycko; stocko; stogudcko; stolivcko; stomarcko; stopuncko; sulcko; talcko; tancko; tasgycakcko; tceholcko; tciclecko; tidbercko; tocfiucko; toncko; totcko; tsefuicko; vadcko; vapmuocko; veicko; viacko; vidceacko; vinbuocko; vincticko; zaocko; zavceacko; zavckomou; zbucko; zvomalcko; ¾
cla,÷<clado>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of clado, loud.*| 	¾
clacla,÷<cla(do)+cla(do)=loud-loud>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1a)|B is *deafening/extremely *loud.|[B­] 	¾
clacue,÷<cla(do)+cu(ts)e=loud-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *say-loudly/*exclaim B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *exclamation, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exclamation, an act of ­ing.|¾
clado,÷cla ¿÷<3/4E loud; 3/4C chao; 2/4G laut; 2/5S ruido>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(n)|a *noise, a spec. instance of noise.|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *louder/*noisier than J by C, of sounds.|¾„(av)|*noisy, of sounds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*noise, mass term.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*loudness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *loudness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: clacla; clacla; clacue; claflo; clamao; claroi; claroicue; clataksoa; nurcla; nurclamao; puacla; purclamao; ¾
claflo,÷<cla(do)+fo/l(ma)=noise-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(2a)|G is *noisier, more full of noise than J, of places.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*noisiness, mass inst.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *noisiness.|¾
clafo,÷¿÷<3/4C syiao; 2/3E laugh; 2/3G lach-en>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *laugh at D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*laughter, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*laughable, can be laughed at.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *laughter, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: clafyflo; clafyzbu; cmaclafo; nurclafo; ¾
clafyflo,÷<claf(o)+y+fo/l(ma)=laughter-full>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(2a)|G is more *gleeful/*mirthful than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mirth/*glee, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *mirth/*glee.|¾
clafyzbu,÷<claf(o)+y+zbu(ma)=laugh-explode>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.5¾„(2v)|K *burst out laughing at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *burst (of laughter), spec. instance.|¾
clamao,÷<cla(do)+ma(dz)o=loud-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.9¾„(2v)|K *emphasize/*stress B (in intensity).|[K­B] 	¾
claroi,÷<cla(do)+(g)ro(c)i=loud-anger>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(3v)|K *rave/*fume/*rage/*storm at D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*rage/*fury, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|be *enraged/*furious (byŠforŠ).|¾
claroicue,÷<cla(do)+(g)ro(c)i+cu(ts)e=loud-anger-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2v)|K *rage to (person) D.|[K­D] 	¾
clataksoa,÷<cla(do)+tak(na)+so(nd)a=load-talk-sound>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*stressed/*accented, whenŠatŠinŠ|[D­NVB] 	¾„(4n)|D is *stressed in context N at level V in language B.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*accent/*stress ­mass term of props. .|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *accent/*stress, a prop. of a spec. speech-sound.|¾
cle,÷<clesi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of clesi, without.*| 	¾
clecea,÷<cle(si)+ce(nj)a=without-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|D is/are-*rid/*free/*bereft of B.|[D­B] 	¾
clecko,÷<cle(si)+cko(zu)=without-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.5¾„(3v)|N get-*rid/*dispose of B from F (nonintentional) the rain ‹ the snow by melting it.|[N­BF] 	¾
cleduo,÷<cle(si)+du(rz)o=without-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2v)|K *dispense-with/do-*without B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dispensable, can be done away with.|¾
clegunfoi,÷<cle(si)+gun(ti)+fo(sl)i=without-country--compel>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(3v)|K *exile D for reason N.|[K­DN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*exile, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exile (ofŠforŠ).|¾
clekaa,÷<cle(si)+ka(ml)a=without-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *part/go-*without/*leave-behind B.|[K­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*parting, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *parting, an act of leaving.|¾
clemao,÷<cle(si)+ma(dz)o=without-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(3v)|K *remove/get-*rid/*dispose of B from F,intentional.|[K­BF] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *removal/*riddance/*disposal.|¾
clesi,÷cle ¿÷<3/3E less 2/3S sin; 2/4H siwa>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2pp)|D is *without/*quit-of/*less/*free-of quality/feature/object B.|[D­B] 	¾„(av)|for-*want-of/*without/*lacking.|¾„(af)|-less, without quality/featureŠ*|¾„(v)|*lack, be without feature/qualityŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *lack, a missing feature/quality.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lack, a state of being w/o some quality.|¾Used in: ckacle; clecea; clecko; cleduo; clegunfoi; clekaa; clemao; clespe; clevolcue; clevoltaa; comcle; ctecle; dupcle; faocle; fatpencle; faucle; fiacle; fiocle; furplicle; guocle; haicle; haocle; hapckocle; hercle; herclecea; herclecko; herclemao; juicle; kalclekaa; keucle; kincle; kinclecea; kinclecko; kinclefio; kinclemao; kladycle; kofcle; koncle; krocle; kukcle; lifclemao; limcle; limclesto; livcle; livpeecle; lumclemao; mocyclefle; musytolcle; musytolclecea; musytolclecko; musytolclemao; namcle; nebcle; nurkaocle; nurtcucle; pencle; plicle; poicle; pozpoicle; pricle; priclecei; refcle; refclecea; refclecko; refclemao; retcle; rigclecea; rigclecko; rigclemao; sesycle; sitlivclecea; skapyclemao; skapyplaclemao; solcle; spocle; tciclecea; tciclecko; tciclemao; tcorycle; turclekeo; ¾
clespe,÷<cle(si)+spe(ni)=without-experiencing>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.8¾„(a)|*deprived (byŠofŠforŠ).|[D­KBP] 	¾„(4v)|D is/are *deprived by K of B with purpose P.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*deprivation (mass property of being ­ed).|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*deprivation (mass property of ­ing.).|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*deprive (ŠofŠforŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *deprivation (byŠofŠforŠ), being ­d.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *deprivation (ofŠofŠforŠ) - ­ing someone.|¾
clevolcue,÷<cle(si)+vol(si)+cu(ts)e=without-voice-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(3v)|K *whisper B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *whisper, a specific instance.|¾
clevoltaa,÷<cle(si)+vol(si)+ta(kn)a=without-voice-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(3v)|K *whisper to D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *whisper, a specific instance.|¾
clibiu,÷<cli(ka)+bi(vd)u=similar-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(3v)|B *behaves-like/*quits-oneself-as/*models-oneself-on model/standard S in sitution(s) N. E.g., Clibiu lo mrenu!  Behave/Quit ye like men!|[B­SN] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*role-playing, the mass of.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|is a *role-model for...in situation(s)...|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*role-playing, a spec. event|¾
clidu,÷¿÷<3/4C sh dzu; 3/5E slide; 2/4F gliss-er; 2/5G schlüpf-en>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2v)|K *slip/*slide on B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*slick/*slippery, of that on which things slide.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *slide/*slip, an act/event of ­ing.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *slickness/*slipperiness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: clidyfea; clidykarti; sticlidu; tanclidu; ¾
clidyfea,÷<clid(u)+y+fe(ld)a=slide-fall>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '91 7+¾„(4v)|B *slips-from-and-falls to D from S via V.|[B­DSV] 	¾
clidykarti,÷<clid(u)+y+karti=slide-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *sleigh/*sled/*luge|[B­] 	¾
clifaosoa,÷<cli(ka)+fa(nd)o+so(nd)a=like-end-sound>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2v)|B *rhyme with B.|[B­B] 	¾„(n)|a *rhyme, that which rhymes.|¾
clifaosonmao,÷<cli(ka)+fa(nd)o+son(da)+ma(dz)o=like-end-sound-make>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(3v)|K *rhyme (s) B with B, intentional act.|[K­BB] 	¾„(n)|a *rhymer.|¾
clife,÷lif ¿÷<3/3E leaf; 3/4C shu ye; 2/4R list>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|P is a *leaf of S.|[P­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*foliage/*leaves, mass term.|¾Used in: lifcinpro; lifcinta; lifclemao; liftaa; lifyflo; lifyrinje; ¾
clika,÷cli ¿÷<3/4E like; 3/4C syiang; 2/4J nita; 2/5G aenlich>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|B is *alike/*similar-to/*like B in features N.|[B­BN] 	¾„(n)|a *likeness, that which is similiar toŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *similarity, that in whichŠis ­lar.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *similarity, a property of like things.|¾Used in: argoycli; aurmoycli; bamcli; betcli; boicli; bragaicli; britetcli; brocli; brucli; buicli; cimcli; cincli; clibiu; clifaosoa; clifaosonmao; clisii; colcli; cuicli; cuirclimao; cupcli; dorcli; dotcli; duocli; fagcli; famcli; farlaicli; fikcli; fligrecli; fracli; fraclijuo; fuacli; garfuacli; gastycli; giucli; gricli; gudspicli; gurlivcli; hapkeocli; horcli; kapklacli; kercli; koecli; koicli; krecli; kurcli; labcli; lakcli; liacli; lorcli; luacli; lulcli; maicli; mamcli; mamclijuo; mancli; mencli; metcli; meucli; morkorcli; morspicli; mubcli; nemcli; nigcli; nikcli; nilboicli; nilcli; pastycli; pejycli; ponclibiu; puecli; pumcli; rastycli; remcli; runcli; salgrecli; sicycli; simbycli; snicli; sodcli; sporycli; stinycli; suacli; supcli; tarcli; tcucli; ticycli; tincli; tokrycli; trokycli; tubcli; vanyniacli; vapcli; vincli; zasycli; zavspicli; ¾
clina,÷lin lia ¿÷<4/5S linea; 3/4E line; 3/4C syien; 3/4F ligne; 3/4G linie>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*direct/*straight/*linear, passing directly throughŠandŠ|[N­BB] 	¾„(3n)|N is a straight *line passing through points B and B.|¾„(av)|*directly, in a straight line.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*linearity, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *linearity/*straightness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: beklia; bekyliacko; bekylinmao; bierlia; brolia; buclia; fodlia; fodliacko; fodliaflo; fodlincea; fodlinmao; frelia; futlinkui; hernartylia; jagjaolia; kurjaolia; liacli; liasri; linbie; lincea; linfoamao; linfomcea; lingoi; linkoa; linkopmao; linkui; linmuo; linpazda; linresra; midlia; nerlinkui; nilcylia; nilcylinmao; norlia; nurlia; palylia; paorlinkui; pazlia; tanlia; tanlinfao; tanlinpai; tovlia; ¾
clisii,÷<cli(ka)+si(mc)i=similar-appear>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|B *resemble/*look-like B to K.|[B­BK] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *resemblance, a spec. property.|¾
clivi,÷liv lii ¿÷<2/2F vie; 3/4E live; 2/3R zhiv-oi; 2/3S viv-o; 3/6C sying; 2/7H sanjiv>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *organism, a living/once-living thing.|[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *live/be-*alive.|¾„(a)|*alive/*biological/*living/*organic/*vital, pert. to living things.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*life, mass term of organisms.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*life, mass term (states).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *life, a spec. state of being alive.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|some *life, a property of being alive.|¾Used in: cnulivgru; cnulivpro; gudlii; gurlii; gurlivcli; harlii; kinlii; kubspalii; livbiu; livcea; livceamao; livcle; livcni; livdai; livdansei; livdantia; livdou; livflo; livfro; livhao; livkanmo; livkeo; livkui; livmuocko; livnorjuo; livpae; livpeecle; livsacdonsu; livsacmao; livsatci; livsensi; livsesmao; livspa; livspasensi; livspasesmao; livspe; livtua; nedlii; norkalclivi; norkalylivcea; norkalylivcko; norkalylivmao; norlii; paorlivsesmao; rezlii; samlivkeosei; siflii; simlivmao; sitlivclecea; snilii; snilivsia; spalii; spalivcea; spalivdou; spalivsei; stolii; stolivcko; stolivmao; veglii; ¾
clo,÷<cloro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cloro, chlorine.*| 	¾
cloro,÷clo ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *chlorine, element 17.|[B­] 	¾Used in: nadclo; ¾
clorofili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *chlorophyll, plant solar receptor material.|[B­] 	¾
clu,÷<cluva>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cluva, love.*| 	¾
clubiu,÷<clu(va)+bi(vd)u=love-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(3a)|K is *affectionate toward D in-ways/by-doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*affection, the mass of such acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*affection, the mass of such props.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *affection, a spec. act of showing ­ion.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *affection, a spec. prop. of ­ate ones.|¾
clucea,÷<clu(va)+ce(nj)a=lover-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2v)|K *fall-in-*love with D.|[K­D] 	¾
cluditka,÷<clu(va)+ditka=love-bite>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *nibble/*nip, an affectionate or playful bite.|[B­] 	¾
clufia,÷<clu(va)+fi(rp)a=love-fear>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 2.3¾„(2v)|D is *awed by K|[D­K] 	¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*aweŠ, cause awe inŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*awesome, that which ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*awe, a spec. instance of being awed.|¾
clufikco,÷<clu(va)+fikco=love-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(1a)|B is *romantic, US usage, related to love fiction.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *romance (US), an instance of love fiction.|¾
clujmi,÷<clu(va)+jmi(te)=love-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *date/*meet K romantically.|[K­K] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*date, one who is dated, conv. of date.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*date, a romantic meeting.|¾
clumildo,÷<clu(va)+mildo=love-mild>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3a)|K is *tender toward/with D in matter V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*tenderness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tenderness, a spec. act.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tenderness, a spec. property.|¾
clutco,÷<clu(va)+t(ot)co=love-touch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|K *caress/*stroke/*pet D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *caress/*stroke, an act of ­ing.|¾
clutiu,÷<clu(va)+ti(fr)u=love-offer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *woo/*court D.|[K­D] 	¾
clutorpuo,÷<clu(va)+tor+pu(ct)o=love-two-push(squeeze)>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.2¾„(2v)|K *hug/*embrace/lovingly-*squeeze D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hug/*embrace, an act of ­ing.|¾
cluva,÷clu ¿÷<2/3E love; 3/6C syi huan; 3/6R liubov>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *lover, one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K (is in) *love (with) D.|¾„(a)|*loving, of someone who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*love, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*beloved/*loveable, conv. of love.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *beloved/*lover/*mistress, a ­ed person.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *love, an act/event/state of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *lovingness, a property of lovers.|¾Used in: clubiu; clucea; cluditka; clufia; clufikco; clujmi; clumildo; clutco; clutiu; clutorpuo; femclu; fomdreclu; guiclu; lidclu; menclu; norceaclu; rarclu; rarclugru; sadclu; saeclu; torclu; ¾
cma,÷<cmalo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cmalo, small.*| 	¾
cmabakvla,÷<cma(lo)+bak(to)+vla(ko)=small-bucket-lake>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *slough, a natural body of water with no outlet. (often temporary).|[B­] 	¾
cmabekti,÷<cma(lo)+bekti=small-object>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.5¾„(a)|*trivial, pert. to a trifle.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *trifle.|¾
cmabelsonpro,÷<cma(lo)+be(k)l(i)+son(da)+pro(ju)=small-bell-sound-produce >|¿|4_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|B *tinkle.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *tinkle|¾
cmabeu,÷<cma(lo)+be(nd)u=small-orchestra>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *band/small-*orchestra.|[B­] 	¾
cmabii,÷<cma(lo)+bi(lt)i=small-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*cute/*pretty, cuter to...thanŠ |[G­DJD] 	¾„(4a)|G is *prettier/*cuter to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different, and if the same, is not re-mentioned.)|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*cuteness/*prettiness, mass term. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *cuteness/*prettiness, a spec. property. |¾
cmablistari,÷<cma(lo)+bli(cu)+stari=small-possibility-surprise>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *amaze/*astonish D by doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*amazing/*astonishing, pertaining to being ­d.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*amazed by ‹, one who is ­d.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*amazement/*astonishment.|¾
cmabreba,÷<cma(lo)+breba=small-bread>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *biscuit/*roll/*bun.|[B­] 	¾
cmacai,÷<cma(lo)+ca(nl)i=small-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *trifle/*bit/*little/*small-quantity of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*trivial, pert. to a trifle.|¾
cmacea,÷<cma(lo)+ce(nj)a=small-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 2.9¾„(a)|*diminishing, pert. to that which ­es.|[B­] 	¾„(v)|*decline/*lessen/*abate/*dwindle/*ebb.|¾„(1v)|B *shrink/*contract/*diminish/become-*smaller, cause unspecified.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *diminution, a process of ­ing.|¾
cmacejpoa,÷<cma(lo)+ce(n)j(a)+po(nd)a=small-change-respond>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 2.9¾„(3a)|K is *sensitive to/respond to changes in N as small as C.|[K­NC] 	¾
cmaceo,÷<cma(lo)+ce(tl)o=a-bit-wet>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(a)|*damp/*moist.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *damper/*moister than J.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*dampness/*moisture, mass state.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dampness/*moisture, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dampness, a state of being ‹.|¾
cmaciu,÷<cma(lo)+ci(kt)u=small-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(3a)|B is as *small as B in dimension N.|[B­BN] 	¾
cmacko,÷<cma(lo)+cko(zu)=small-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2v)|N *shrink/*reduce/*diminish/*decrease, make-smaller B in size, nonintentional; 'Hot water shrinks wool'.|[N­B] 	¾„(n)|a *reducer, that which ­es.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*miniature, pert. to diminished things.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *miniature, conv. of diminish.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reduction/*diminution/*decrease, an act of ­ing something.|¾
cmaclafo,÷<cma(lo)+clafo=small-laugh>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *chuckle/*gurgle|[K­] 	¾«lepo ‹„»(ger)|an instance of *chuckling/*gurgling.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *chuckle/*gurgle.|¾
cmacma,÷<cma(lo)+cma(lo)=small-small>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1a)|B is *miniscule/extremely-*small.|[B­] 	¾
cmacmemao,÷<cma(lo)+cme(ni)+ma(dz)o=small-money-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *change-money F, a bill or a coin, into a set of smaller parts B of equal value for client D.|[K­FBD] 	¾
cmadampa,÷<cma(lo)+dampa=small-pump>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *syringe, a small hand pump.|[B­] 	¾
cmaditka,÷<cma(lo)+ditka=small-bite>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *nibble/*nip, a small or playful bite.|[B­] 	¾
Cmafar,÷<cmalo farfu=small father>|¿|Name|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾«La ‹„»(na)|the *Father/*Papa/*Pa, referring by name to a specific father.| 	¾
cmaflemai,÷<cma(lo)+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=small-fly-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *light *aircraft|[B­] 	¾
cmafodmao,÷<cma(lo)+fo(l)d(i)+ma(dz)o=small-folds-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|K *gather D, a type of sewing.|[K­D] 	¾
cmafoldi,÷<cma(lo)+foldi=small-fold>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1n)|N is a *wrinkle, if the fold is still present.|[N­] 	¾
cmafru,÷<cma(lo)+fru(ta)=small-fruit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *berry of plant F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*berry, made of berries.|¾
cmagrato,÷<cma(lo)+grato=small-cake>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cupcake.|[B­] 	¾
cmahaa,÷<cma(lo)+ha(sf)a=small-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *cabin/*hut/*shed/*cottage of F, a small dwelling place.|[B­F] 	¾
cmahoa,÷<cma(lo)+ho(rm)a=small-horse>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(1n)|B is a *pony, a small horse.|[B­] 	¾
cmakanla,÷<cma(lo)+kanla=small-canal>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *ditch to drain F.|[B­F] 	¾
cmalea,÷<cma(lo)+le(tr)a=small-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *small/*lower-case *letter from set/font F.|[B­F] 	¾
cmalo,÷cma ¿÷<3/4C syiao; 3/4R malo; 3/4G schmal; 2/4E small>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|a-*little/*somewhat, in a small way/degree.|[J­GC] 	¾„(2a)|J is *smaller/*littler/*lesser than G, in bulk/mass by amount C.|¾«‹ le da„»(a)|*least, smaller than anything in a setŠ|¾«‹ ra ba„»(a)|*least, smaller than anything.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*size/*smallness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *size/*smallness, smallness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: cmabakvla; cmabekti; cmabelsonpro; cmabeu; cmabii; cmablistari; cmabreba; cmacai; cmacea; cmacejpoa; cmaceo; cmaciu; cmacko; cmaclafo; cmacma; cmacma; cmacmemao; cmadampa; cmaditka; cmaflemai; cmafodmao; cmafoldi; cmafru; cmagrato; cmahaa; cmahoa; cmakanla; cmalea; cmamao; cmamoa; cmanaldi; cmanalduo; cmanunreo; cmapiu; cmapiucea; cmareasae; cmarolveo; cmasitci; cmaspi; cmaspistu; cmatepli; cmatroku; cmatuagru; cmavalpu; cmavau; cmavizrie; cmavla; cmavri; cnicmamao; foircmamao; muecma; numcmacea; pracmacea; ratycmamao; tricmagru; ¾
cmamao,÷<cma(lo)+ma(dz)o=small-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2v)|K *shrink/*reduce/*diminish/*decrease, make-smaller B in size, intentional.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *reducer, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*miniature, pert. to diminished things.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *miniature, conv. of diminish.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reduction/*diminution/*decrease, an act of ­ing something.|¾
Cmamat,÷<cmalo-matma>|¿|Name|RAM/JCB '91 2.5¾„(Na)|*Mamma/*Mom.| 	¾
cmamoa,÷<cma(lo)+mo(nc)a=small-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *hill (ock)/*knoll of landmass F.|[B­F] 	¾
cmanaldi,÷<cma(lo)+naldi=small-nail>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *tack/*brad, a small metal fastener.|[B­] 	¾
cmanalduo,÷<cma(lo)+nal(di)+du(rz)o=small-nail-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *tack (s) B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
cmanunreo,÷<cma(lo)+nun+re(nr)o=small-thrown>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *bullet/*shot/*missile (small)/*projectile (small).|[B­] 	¾
cmapiu,÷<cma(lo)+pi(sk)u=small-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *speck/*bit/*mote/*crumb of F.|[B­F] 	¾
cmapiucea,÷<cma(lo)+pi(sk)u+ce(nj)a=small-piece-change>|¿|3_Cpx|DB '83 2.2¾„(2v)|B *crumble/*fall-apart under conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾
cmareasae,÷<cma(lo)+re(tc)a+sa(ns)e=small-difference-sense>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(2v)|K *discriminate/*distinguish small differences among F (collective).|[K­F] 	¾„(a)|*discriminating, capable of ­tion.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*discrimination, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*discrimination, an instance of ­ing.|¾
cmarolveo,÷<cma(lo)+rol(gu)+ve(sl)o=small-cylindrical-vessel>|¿|3_Cpx|HA/RAM '87 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *cask for P.|[B­P] 	¾
cmasitci,÷<cma(lo)+sitci=small-city>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *town/*small-city serving region/hinterland F.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *hinterland, of town/city...|¾
cmaspi,÷<cma(lo)+spi(cu)=small-spirit>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *fairy/*sprite.|[B­] 	¾
cmaspistu,÷<cma(lo)+spi(cu)+stu(ci)=small-spirit-tale>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *fairy-tale of/about V.|[B­V] 	¾
cmatepli,÷<cma(lo)+tepli=small-church/chapel>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *chapel, a small church of religion/culture S.|[B­S] 	¾
cmatroku,÷<cma(lo)+troku=small-stone>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *pebble, a small stone.|[B­] 	¾
cmatuagru,÷<cma(lo)+tu(rk)a+gru(pa)=small-work-group>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.5¾„(2n)|F is a *team for doing P.|[F­P] 	¾
cmavalpu,÷<cma(lo)+valpu=small-wave>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(2n)|N is a *ripple on/in S.|[N­S] 	¾
cmavau,÷<cma(lo)+va(tl)u=small-value>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.5¾„(a)|*trivial, pert. to a trifle.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *trifle.|¾
cmavizrie,÷<cma(lo)+viz(ka)+(t)ri(m)e=small-see-instrument>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *microscope of type F. |[B­F] 	¾
cmavla,÷<cma(lo)+vla(ko)=small-lake>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *tarn/*pond/*pool, a small natural body of water.|[B­] 	¾
cmavri,÷<cma(lo)+vri(ci)=small-river>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *brook/*rivulet/*rill/*creek/*stream, a small river.|[B­] 	¾
cme,÷<cmeni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cmeni, money.*| 	¾
cmebatmi,÷<cme(ni)+batmi=money-trade>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(4v)|K *exchange/*trade amount of money C (in one currency) for amount of money C (in another currency) with source S.|[K­CCS] 	¾„(il)|*trader/*broker, one involved in money trade.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*traffic, as in "drug traffic".|¾
cmebatsio,÷<cme(ni)+bat(mi)+si(st)o=money-trade-system>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(2n)|N is the *economy of F.|[N­F] 	¾
cmedju,÷<cme(ni)+dju(di)=money-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|an *appraiser, one who judges monetarily.|[K­BC] 	¾„(3v)|K *appraise the monetary value of B to be C.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *appraisal, an assessed monetary value.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*appraisable, conv. of appraise.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appraisal, an act of ­ing, monetarily.|¾
cmefaa,÷<cme(ni)+fa(lb)a=money-fail>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(n)|*bankrupt, a person who is ‹.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D go-*bankrupt.|¾„(a)|*bankrupt, pertaining to being ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bankruptcy, a spec. state of being ‹.|¾
cmefantoa,÷<cme(ni)+fan(ve)+to(kn)a=money-reverse-take>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *give-*change amount C to customer D for excess payment F for good/service V.|[K­CDFV] 	¾
cmehea,÷<cme(ni)+he(lb)a=money-help>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(4v)|K *underwrite/*subsidize B in undertaking V with amount C|[K­BVC] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|C is a *subsidy/*contribution/*investment|¾
cmekasfa,÷<cme(ni)+kasfa=money-punishment>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(4n)|B is a *fine of C to D for V.|[B­CDV] 	¾
cmekeu,÷<cme(ni)+ke(rj)u=money-care>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2a)|G is more *saving/*frugal/*thrifty/*economical than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*frugality/*thrift/*thriftiness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *frugality/*thrift/*thriftiness, a spec. property.|¾
cmelae,÷<cme(ni)+la(rt)e=money-art>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2n)|N is a principle of money-*management/*finance formulated/practiced by K.|[N­K] 	¾
cmenenkaa,÷<cme(ni)+nen(ri)+ka(ml)a=money-in-come>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 3.2¾„(2n)|V is the *income/*revenue from S.|[V­S] 	¾
cmeni,÷cme ¿÷<3/4E money; 3/5C chien; 2/4R deng-i; 2/4F monnaie; 2/6S moneda>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*financial/*monetary/*pecuniary, monetary, pert. to money.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a piece/amount of *money issued by S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*money, mass term.|¾Used in: cmacmemao; cmebatmi; cmebatsio; cmedju; cmefaa; cmefantoa; cmehea; cmekasfa; cmekeu; cmelae; cmenenkaa; cmenornurjuo; cmepli; cmeplidai; cmeplidanmao; cmesro; cmesromao; cmesui; cmetua; cmevemrao; cmeveo; dupcme; fanlipcme; hadycme; lilcme; mercme; nurbeicme; precme; precmeveo; ralspocme; stocme; stocmedou; ¾
cmenornurjuo,÷<cme(ni)+nor+nur+(d)ju(p)o=money-independent>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1a)|N is *financially-*independent.|[N­] 	¾
cmepli,÷<cme(ni)+pli(zo)=money-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(n)|a *spender, of money.|[K­CD] 	¾„(3v)|K *spend quantity of money C for D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *expense, money spent forŠ, conv. form.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*spendable, as of money, conv. of spend.|¾
cmeplidai,÷<cme(ni)+pli(zo)+da(nc)i=money-use-plan>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JLT/JCB '87 4.2¾„(3n)|B is a *budget for V by K.|[B­VK] 	¾
cmeplidanmao,÷<cme(ni)+pli(zo)+dan(ci)+ma(dz)o=money-use-plan-make>|¿|4_Cpx|FR/JLT/JCB '87 4.2¾„(c)|*budgeter, one who ­s.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v )|K *budget (s) for V.|¾
cmesro,÷<cme(ni)+so/r(di)=store/-reserves/-deposit-of-money>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.1¾„(4n)|C is a/the *fund (s)/*savings of K for D in/at B.|[C­KDB] 	¾
cmesromao,÷<cme(ni)+so/r(di)+ma(dz)o=money-store-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(3v)|K *save (money) C for purpose P.|[K­CP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*savings, that which is ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *saving (money).|¾
cmesui,÷<cme(ni)+su(nd)i=money-send>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(4v)|K *remit/*send/*transfer money C to D by V.|[K­CDV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *remittance (fromŠtoŠbyŠ).|¾
cmetua,÷<cme(ni)+tu(rk)a=paid-work>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.0¾„(2n)|K is a *professional in sport/activity V.|[K­V] 	¾
cmevemrao,÷<cme(ni)+ve(d)m(a)+(b)ra(t)o=money-buy-ratio>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|C is the *exchange-rate from currency S to currency D.|[C­SD] 	¾
cmeveo,÷<cme(ni)+ve(sl)o=money-holder>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *wallet/*billfold/(change)-*purse.|[B­] 	¾
cmi,÷<cmiza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cmiza, amused.*| 	¾
cmicko,÷<cmi(za)+cko(zu)=amuse-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.1¾„(2v)|V *amuse (s) D, (nonintentional), cause amusement in.|[V­D] 	¾
cmidou,÷<cmi(za)+do(ns)u=fun-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *entertain/give-a-*party/provide-*entertainment for D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *party/*entertainment/*treat, an act of ­ing.|¾
cmikeo,÷<cmi(za)+(c)ke(m)o=fun-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|V is a *carnival/*celebration/*fair among people K on occasion B.|[V­KB] 	¾
cmimao,÷<cmi(za)+ma(dz)o=amused-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *entertain/*amuse/be-*fun-toŠby being/doing V, intentional.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|an *entertainer/*entertainment, one who ­s/an ­ing thing.|¾„(a)|*amusing/*entertaining, of that which ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fun/*amusement/*entertainment/*treat, amusement, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *amusement/*fun/*entertainment/*treat, an act/process of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*amusement, a state of being ­ed.|¾
cmiza,÷cmi ¿÷<3/5E amuse; 2/4F amus-er; 2/5R zabav-liat; 3/9C syiao chien>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2v)|D is/are *amused-by/have-*fun doing/being/experiencing V.|[D­V] 	¾„(a)|*amused, of one having fun.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*amusement/*fun, mass term of such states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*amusing, of activities that are fun.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*amuse/*entertainŠbyŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *amusement/*fun, a spec. state of having fun.|¾Used in: cmicko; cmidou; cmikeo; cmimao; cmizao; comcmi; krulycmi; ¾
cmizao,÷<cmi(za)+za(vl)o=fun-bad>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.7¾„(1n)|K is a *practical-joker.|[K­] 	¾
cna,÷<canli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of canli, quantity.*| 	¾
cnadui,÷<ca/n(li)+du(vr)i=quantity-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(4v)|K *determine (s) the magnitude of B on dimension N to be C|[K­BNC] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *determination, act of ­ing a quantity.|¾
cnajai,÷<ca/n(li)+ja(lt)i=quantity-product>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(4v)|G has/have C *times as much N as J, e.g. X is 1.1 times Y's height.|[G­CNJ] 	¾
cnasaa,÷<ca/n(li)+sa(np)a=amount-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(n)|a *quantifier, a sign which ­ies.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *quantify/*specify-the-quantity-of B.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*quantification, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(av)|*quantitatively, by means of ­ifiers.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*quantifiable/*quantitative, pert. to ­ified forms.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *quantification, an instance of ­ing.|¾
cni,÷<cnida>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cnida, need.*| 	¾
cnicmamao,÷<cni(da)+cma(lo)+ma(dz)o=need-small-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *satisfy the need of D for/to-do V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*satisfactory, of need-satisifying things.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*satisfaction, mass term, states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*satisfaction, mass term, properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*satisfied, conv. of satisfy.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *satisfaction, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *satisfaction, a spec. property.|¾
cnida,÷cni ¿÷<3/3E need; 3/5C syu yao; 3/5R nuzhda; 4/9S necesidad; 2/5G Bedarf; 3/9H awashyakta>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *need/*require/*want B for purpose/action P.|[K­BP] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*need/*necessity, mass term of states|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unnecessary/*unneeded/*needless, not needed byŠforŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*necessary/*needed/*required, needed, conv. of need, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity/*need/*requirement, a needed thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *need/*necessity/*requirement, a spec. state of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *need, a spec. property of ­ing.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, neededness.|¾Used in: cildrecni; cnicmamao; cnifio; cniflo; cnisti; helcni; hoicni; kaocni; livcni; nurcnitoa; rajycni; stocni; tcicni; ¾
cnifio,÷<cni(da)+fi(lm)o=need-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|D *lack/have-a-*need-for N.|[D­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *deficiency, a felt need, conv. of lack.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lack, a state of lacking something.|¾
cniflo,÷<cni(da)+fo/l(ma)=need-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2a)|G is more *needy/*needful than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*need, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *need, a state of being ­ful.|¾
cninu,÷cnu ¿÷<2/2E new; 3/3C syin; 3/5H navin; 2/4S nuev-o; 2/4F nouveau>|¿|71% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|B is *new/*novel to D in features N.|[B­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *novelty, a new thing.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*newness/*novelty, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *newness/*novelty, a spec. property.|¾Used in: cnulivgru; cnulivpro; cnulogli; cnulua; cnumao; cnumerfua; cnunurmao; cnuplimao; cnuvie; maocnu; nurcnu; simcnumao; starycnu; ¾
Cninu Nirne Natpao,÷<cninu+nirne+natpao=New-Year-night-before>|¿|Name|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾«La ‹„»(Na)|*New-Year's-Eve.| 	¾
cnisti,÷<cni(da)+sti(se)=need-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 3.3¾„(3a)|D is *satisfied/*content by/with/about B, some thing or outcome, with respect to N.|[D­BN] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*satisfaction, mass term of state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *satisfaction, need ­ing.|¾
cnu,÷<cninu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cninu, new.*| 	¾
cnulivgru,÷<cn(in)u+(c)liv(i)+gru(pa)=new-living-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(3n)|F is a *colony of creatures B in D.|[F­BD] 	¾
cnulivpro,÷<cn(in)u+(c)liv(i)+pro(ju)=new-life-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(1v)|K *reproduce/*propagate (it/themselves).|[K­] 	¾
cnulogli,÷<cn(in)u+logli=new-Loglanist>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *beginning-Loglanist.|[B­] 	¾
cnulua,÷<cn(in)u+(p)lu(m)a=new-feathers>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a piece/quantity of *down, new feathers.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*down, mass term.|¾
cnumao,÷<cn(in)u+ma(dz)o=new-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.5¾„(n)|a *renovator, general, one who ­s .|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *renovate/*restore, restore D to original state.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*restoration/*renovation, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *restoration/*renovation, general, a spec. property.|¾
cnumerfua,÷<cn(in)u+mer(ji)+fu(mn)a=new-married-woman>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|K is a/the *bride of D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*bridal, pert. to brides.|¾
cnunurmao,÷<cn(in)u+nur+ma(dz)o=new-made>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *newer/more-*newly-made than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*new.|¾
cnuplimao,÷<cn(in)u+pli(zo)+ma(dz)o=new-use-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3v)|K *adapt/*make-over D for use V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*adapted/*adaptable, for a use.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adaption, an act of ­ing for use.|¾
cnuvie,÷<cn(in)u+vi(dr)e=new-idea>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1n)|N is an *original idea.|[N­] 	¾
co,|LW|L4 '75 2.3¾„(c)|be-*equivalent-to/*mean<, between modifiers.>.| 	¾„(c)|*if and only if, bet. modifiers/ied: 'Wise, if and only if good, man'.|¾
coa,÷<corta>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*briefly/*concisely/*summarily/*summing-up/by-way-of-summary, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining version of corta, short.*|¾„(av)|in *short/*sum/*brief.|¾
coblo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *cobalt, element 27 (Co).|[B­] 	¾
Coelenterata,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Coelenterata, a phylum of many-celled animals.| 	¾
coelhenterati,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *coelenterate of species F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*coelenterate, pert. to ­s.|¾
coi,÷<tcori>|¿|LW|L4 '75 2.7¾„(pp)|*according-to/in-*principle, a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).|[B­F] 	¾«­ta„»(av)|*accordingly, according to that (rule).|¾«‹ ba„»(av ph)|by-*rule, according to some rule x.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*how?/*according-to-whatrule/method?, a question about procedure.|¾
col,÷<colku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of colku, silk.*| 	¾
colcli,÷<col(ku)+cli(ka)=silk-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2a)|G is more *silky/*silken/*silk-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *silkiness, a spec. property.|¾
colku,÷col ¿÷<4/5R shiolk; 3/4C chou; 2/4E silk>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(a)|*silk/*silken, made of silk.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a (piece-of)-*silk from source F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*silk, mass term.|¾Used in: colcli; ¾
com,÷<comtu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of comtu, ashamed.*| 	¾
comcea,÷<com(tu)+ce(nj)a=ashamed-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.3¾„(2v)|D is/becomes *shamed by V, intransitive.|[D­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shame, a state of being/becoming shamed.|¾
comcko,÷<com(tu)+cko(zu)=shame-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(a)|*disgracing (ofŠ).|[V­D] 	¾„(2v)|V *shame/*disgrace D, nonintentional; 'that act shamed him'|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*disgrace, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disgraced (byŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *disgrace/*shaming (ofŠ).|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *shame, a state of being shamed.|¾
comcle,÷<com(tu)+cle(si)=shame-without>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1a)|K is/are *shameless/*brazen, feel no shame about anything.|[K­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*shamelessness, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shamelessness, a spec. state of ­ness.|¾
comcmi,÷<com(tu)+cmi(za)=shame-amused>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2a)|K is *vulgar in/about N.|[K­N] 	¾
comflo,÷<com(tu)+fo/l(ma)=shame-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2a)|G is *gross/*grosser than J.|[G­J] 	¾
comtoabeo,÷<com(tu)+to(kn)a+be(gc)o=shame-take-request>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *apologize, for V from D.|[K­VD] 	¾
comtu,÷com cot cou ¿÷<3/4C syiou; 2/3E shame; 2/3F honte; 2/3G scham>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2v)|K feel*shame about/*ashamed-of being/doing V.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*ashamed, of one who feels shame aboutŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*shame, mass term of states.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unashamed, feels no shame aboutŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shameful, of that which causes shame.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/some *shame, a spec. state of feeling ashamed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *shamefulness, a prop. of being ­ful.|¾Used in: comcea; comcko; comcle; comcmi; comflo; comtoabeo; cotmao; fatcou; socycomcea; socycomcko; socycou; socycoumao; ¾
con,÷<condi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of condi, deep.*| 	¾
conblekue,÷<con(di)+ble(ka)+ku(mc)e=deep-look-reciprocally>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K (pl.) *look-deeply-at-each-other.|[K­] 	¾
concko,÷<con(di)+cko(zu)=deep-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2v)|V *deepen D, make(s)Šdeeper, nonintentional.|[V­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *deepening, an act/process of of ­ing.|¾
concui,÷<con(di)+cu(tr)i=deep-water>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *pool in F, a deep part in a river/stream.|[B­F] 	¾
concuirua,÷<con(di)+cu(tr)i+ru(tm)a=deep-water-way>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *channel/deep_water-way between S and S.|[B­SS] 	¾
condi,÷con ¿÷<3/4S hondo; 2/3E deep; 2/3C shen; 2/5J shinen>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *deeper/more-*profound than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*profundity, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shallow, less deep than, conv. form.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *depth/*profundity, a spec. property of deepness.|¾Used in: conblekue; concko; concui; concuirua; conhou; conkectaa; conkei; conkeicko; conmakvlaci; conmao; conpai; conpeo; conpla; conplacai; conrispe; conveo; flofycondi; norconcui; ¾
conhou,÷<con(di)+ho(ld)u=deep-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(1n)|B is an*abyss, a deep pit.|[B­] 	¾
conkectaa,÷<con(di)+kec(ri)+ta(kn)a=deep-sad-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(a)|*deploringŠ‹ pertaining to one who ­s.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *deplore (s) V.|¾
conkei,÷<con(di)+ke(cr)i=deep-sorrow>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2a)|K is *griefstricken/*woeful/*heartbroken about V.|[K­V] 	¾„(v)|*grieve/*lament aboutŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an event of *grief/*woe/*heartbreak.|¾
conkeicko,÷<con(di)+ke(cr)i+cko(zu)=deep-sorrow-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(2v)|K *grieve/*lament for D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*grief, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *grief.|¾
conmakvlaci,÷<con(di)+ma(n)k(o)+vlaci=deep-mouth-wash>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|K *gargle (s) with V.|[K­V] 	¾
conmao,÷<con(di)+ma(dz)o=deep-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(3v)|K *deepen D by V, makeŠdeeper, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *deepening, an act/process of of ­ing.|¾
conoi,÷<co + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*orŠbut not both, one word between mods.| 	¾„(c)|*eitherŠor, exclusive, between mods.|¾„(c)|*or-(else)/*unless, excl. sense with modified/-fying words, e.g. 'bad or good man'.|¾„(c)|*mean not, a connective between modifiers.|¾
conpai,÷<con(di)+pa(rt)i=deepest-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *bottom/*deepest-part of F.|[B­F] 	¾
conpeo,÷<con(di)+pe(ns)o=deeply-think>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*pensive/*preoccupied, meditating onŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *reflect (s) /*consider/*contemplate/*ponder/*meditate/*brood/*think-deeply about V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*consideration/*preoccupation/*reflection, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *preoccupation, a subject of thought.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*preoccupyŠ, conv. of preoccupied.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consideration/*preoccupation/*reflection, an act of ­ing.|¾
conpla,÷<con(di)+pla(ta)=deep-plate>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *bowl/deep-*dish.|[B­] 	¾
conplacai,÷<con(di)+pla(ta)+ca(nl)i=deep-plate-quantity>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *bowl/*bowlful of B.|[C­B] 	¾
conrispe,÷<con(di)+rispe=deep-respect>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2v)|K *revere (s) D, have deep respect forŠ|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*reverence, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*revered, deeply respected (byŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *reverence (forŠ).|¾
conveo,÷<con(di)+ve(sl)o=deep-container>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *jar/*urn/*vase for/of P.|[B­P] 	¾
Conynunrispe-,÷<Loglan deeply-respected>|¿|Name|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾«La ‹ Name„»(Na)|The *Reverend Name, a title of respect.| 	¾
cor,÷<corta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of corta, short.*| 	¾
corbri,÷<cor(ta)+bri(ze)=short-wind>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(2n)|N is a *puff of B.|[N­B] 	¾
corcea,÷<cor(ta)+ce(nj)a=shorter-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(1v)|B *contract/become-*shorter.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*contraction, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *contraction, a spec. act/state of ­ing.1 7.|¾
corcko,÷<cor(ta)+cko(zu)=short-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.4¾„(2v)|V *curtail/*cut-off D (involuntary cause).|[V­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*curtailed, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *curtailing/*cutting-off, an instance of ­ing.|¾
corcri,÷<cor(ta)+cri(na)=short-rained-on>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '85 2.1¾„(2v)|D experience-a-*shower-from/be *showered/*rained on briefly by B.|[D­B] 	¾
corcue,÷<cor(ta)+cu(ts)e=short-say>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(3v)|K *mention/*speak-briefly-of V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mention ofŠtoŠ|¾
corgencue,÷<cor(ta)+gen(za)+cu(ts)e=short-again-say>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(4v)|K *sum-up/*summarize/*recapitulate/*abstract V by saying N to D|[K­VND] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *recapitulation/*resume/*summary, a short account ofŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*summarization, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *summarization, an act of ­ing.|¾
corhozda,÷<cor(ta)+hozda=short-stocking>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(1n)|B is a pair-of-*sock (s).|[B­] 	¾
corkeo,÷<cor(ta)+(c)ke(m)o=short-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|C is a *moment, short time interval of period F.|[C­F] 	¾„(a)|*momentary, very brief.|¾
corklu,÷<cor(ta)+ku/(t)l(a)=short-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 14¾„(a)|*cropping/*trimming (ofŠ), pertaining to ­ing.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*cropper/*trimmer (ofŠ), one who ­s.|¾„(2v)|K *bob/*crop/*trim/*cut-short D.|¾
corkosta,÷<cor(ta)+kosta=short-coat>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.8¾„(1v)|B is a (suit)-*coat/*jacket/*sports-coat.|[B­] 	¾
corkukreo,÷<cor(ta)+kuk(ra)+re(nr)o=short-quick-thrower>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(1n)|B is a *pistol/*revolver, general term.|[B­] 	¾
corlerci,÷<cor(ta)+lerci=short-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a *note, short letter to D from S.|[B­DS] 	¾
cormao,÷<cor(ta)+ma(dz)o=short-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 2.4¾„(2v)|K *shorten/*curtail/*cut-off D, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shortened/*curtailed, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *curtailing/*cutting-off, an instance of ­ing.|¾
corsti,÷<cor(ta)+sti(se)=short-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/APL '95 1.0¾„(2v)|K *pause from activity V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *pause/*hold in an activityŠ|¾
corsto,÷<cor(ta)+sto(lo)=short-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|MP/RAM/JCB '91 3.1¾„(1a)|N is *fugitive/*transient/*fleeting/*evanescent/*ephemeral/*momentary/*passing/*temporary.|[N­] 	¾
corta,÷cor coa ¿÷<4/4E short; 4/5H chhota; 3/4S cort-o; 3/7R korotko>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *shorter than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *shortness, in length, a spec. property.|¾Used in: ckecoa; corbri; corcea; corcko; corcri; corcue; corgencue; corhozda; corkeo; corklu; corkosta; corkukreo; corlerci; cormao; corsti; corsto; cortai; cortakma; corvei; corvia; coryrue; vrecoa; ¾
cortai,÷<cor(ta)+(s)ta(l)i=short-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *kneel for (purpose) P.|[K­P] 	¾
cortakma,÷<cor(ta)+takma=short-attack>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *raid D with purpose P.|[K­DP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *raid.|¾
corvei,÷<cor(ta)+ve(tc)i=short-event>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more *brief/*transient/*passing/*transitory/*ephemeral than J.|[G­J] 	¾
corvia,÷<cor(ta)+vi(zk)a=short-see>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *glimpse D, seeŠbriefly.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *glimpse, an act of ­ing.|¾
coryrue,÷<cor(ta)+y+(b)ru(t)e=short-breathe>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *gasp at/for N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gasp.|¾
cosne,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *cosine of angle F.|[B­F] 	¾
cot,÷<comtu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of comtu, ashamed.*| 	¾
cotmao,÷<co(m)t(u)+ma(dz)o=shame-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(a)|*disgracing (ofŠbyŠ).|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *shame/*disgrace D by V, intentional.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*disgrace, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disgraced (byŠbyŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *disgrace/*shaming, an act of making ashamed (ofŠbyŠ).|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *shame, a state of being shamed.|¾
cou,÷<comtu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of comtu, ashamed.*| 	¾
cpu,÷<cpula>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cpula, pull.*| 	¾
cpublakrilu,÷<cpu(la)+bla(da)+krilu=pull-blade-wheel>|¿|3_Cpx|SRL/RAM/APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *propeller on device F.|[B­F] 	¾
cpucavle,÷<cpu(la)+cavle=pull-shovel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hoe.|[B­] 	¾
cpufro,÷<cpu(la)+fo/r(li)=pull-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *strong at pulling D against resistance N.|[K­DN] 	¾
cpukarti,÷<cpu(la)+karti=pull-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *cart/*waggon/*wagon.|[B­] 	¾
cpula,÷cpu ¿÷<2/2C la; 2/3E pull>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *pull/*draw B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pull, an act/process of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *pull, a spec. property.|¾Used in: belcpu; borcpu; cpublakrilu; cpucavle; cpufro; cpukarti; cpurai; cpuresduo; cpuresfu; cpureu; cputca; daacpu; dricpu; dustycpu; dustycpuduo; gancpu; kincpu; koecpu; korkycpurie; makcpu; nartycpu; nazbycpu; norviacpu; nurcpublakrilu; satcpu; sudnycpu; trecputca; zvocpu; ¾
cpurai,÷<cpu(la)+(t)ra(t)i=pull-try>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *tug-at/try-to-*pull B.|[K­B] 	¾
cpuresduo,÷<cpu(la)+res(fu)+du(rz)o=pull-clothing-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(3v)|K *harness/*yoke D for P.|[K­DP] 	¾
cpuresfu,÷<cpu(la)+resfu=pull-garment>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 5.1¾„(2n)|B is a *harness for P.|[B­P] 	¾
cpureu,÷<cpu(la)+(t)re(l)u=pull-rail>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *yoke, for linking animals for traction.|[B­] 	¾
cputca,÷<cpu(la)+tca(ro)=pull-car>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *tractor, any vehicle which tows another.|[B­] 	¾
cra,÷<crano>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of crano, smile.*| 	¾
crafoa,÷<cra(no)+fo(rm)a=smile-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|V is a/the *smile/way-of-smiling of B.|[V­B] 	¾
crano,÷cra ¿÷<3/3C syao; 2/4E grin>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *smile at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *smile, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: crafoa; fancra; kubcra; ¾
cri,÷<crina>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of crina, rained-on.*| 	¾
cribanci,÷<cri(na)+banci=rain-bath>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '85 2.1¾„(2v)|K (take a) *shower (bath)-in B.|[K­B] 	¾
cribritetri,÷<cri(na)+bri(ze)+tetri=rain-wind-weather>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|N is a *rainsquall in B, e.g. Mu pa nu cribritetri  We had a rainsquall.|[N­B] 	¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified).|¾
criflo,÷<cri(na)+fo/l(ma)=rain-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.7¾„(2a)|G is *rainier/more-rain-full than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *raininess, a spec. property.|¾
crina,÷cri ¿÷<3/4C syia yu; 2/3E rain; 2/5H barish>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|D is *rained on by S.|[D­S] 	¾„(n)|*rain-cloud, something that rains onŠ|¾«ba ‹„»(ph)|it's-*raining.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*rain, mass term of events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *rain, a spec. event/act of ­ing.|¾Used in: bisycri; corcri; cribanci; cribritetri; criflo; critetri; nicycri; norfelcri; salceacri; tiocri; totcri; ¾
critetri,÷<cri(na)+tetri=rain-weather>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|N is a *rainstorm in B, e.g. Mu pa nu critetriWe had a rainstorm.|[N­B] 	¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified).|¾
cromo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *chromium, element 24 (Cr)|[B­] 	¾
cte,÷<cteki>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cteki, tax.*| 	¾
ctecle,÷<cte(ki)+cle(si)=tax-free>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|B is free of *tax/*duty C|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*tax/*duty free|¾„(n)|*tax/*duty free goods|¾«‹ vedsia„»(n)|*tax/*duty free shop|¾
cteduo,÷<cte(ki)+du(rz)o=tax-do>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K *tax D on B.|[K­DB] 	¾
cteki,÷cte ¿÷<3/4C shuei; 3/5G steuer; 2/4E tax; 2/4H taks; 3/6J zeikin; 2/5R taksa>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(4n)|B is the *tax/*custom/*duty/*toll/*tribute imposed on D paid by K to F.|[B­DKF] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*taxation, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*taxable, can be ­ed, conv. of tax.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *taxation, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: ctecle; cteduo; ctepre; nenbeicte; norgaucte; ¾
ctepre,÷<cte(ki)+p(ap)re=tax-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|B is a *tax-stamp, proof of payment of tax V by K.|[B­VK] 	¾
cti,÷<ctifu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ctifu, stiff.*| 	¾
ctidou,÷<cti(fu)+do(ns)u=stuff-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *substantiate/give-substance-to D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *substantiation.|¾
ctifu,÷cti ¿÷<3/3C sh ti; 3/4G stoff; 2/4E stuff; 2/6F matiere; 2/9R matieriya>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.5¾„(1a)|B is some *matter/*substance/*stuff/*material, any instance of a physical material.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*material/*substantial, of substance.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*matter/*substance, mass term of instances.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*substantiality, a state of being ­ial.|¾Used in: caocti; ctidou; ctiganmoa; ctikai; ctikarti; ctikua; ctimoa; ctimonmao; ctitio; datklinycti; furpoacti; grodatcti; jelcti; jelctiveo; kiucti; kiurctiduo; kiurctivemsia; koldoncti; kukcaocti; nejycti; nercti; nerctimao; nurfesycti; punsticti; puocti; roacti; rofcti; rofctiduo; rorholcti; rorholcticea; skactikai; sniklucti; sniklufuicti; stocti; vincti; vincticko; vinctimao; vinctipro; vinctiveo; ¾
ctiganmoa,÷<cti(fu)+gan(ta)+mo(nc)a=stuff-high-mountain>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *mass/*heap/*stack/*hill/*mountain/huge-*pile, fig., a mountain of F.|[B­F] 	¾
ctikai,÷<cti(fu)+ka(tl)i=stuff-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|more-*massive thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *body/*particle, anything that has mass.|¾„(2n)|G has more *mass than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mass, mass term for mass.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *mass, property of a spec. object.|¾
ctikarti,÷<cti(fu)+karti=materials-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *dray/*wagon/*waggon, one used for material transport.|[B­] 	¾
ctikua,÷<cti(fu)+ku(vg)a=stuff-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 4.8¾„(3v)|K *cover-up/*bury B with V.|[K­BV] 	¾
ctimoa,÷<cti(fu)+mo(nc)a=stuff-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3n)| B is a *pile/*mound/*heap/*hill/*stack of F for P.|[B­FP] 	¾
ctimonmao,÷<cti(fu)+mon(ca)+ma(dz)o=stuff-mountain-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(3v)|K *heap/*stack up a pile of B for P.|[K­BP] 	¾
ctitio,÷<cti(fu)+ti(dj)o=stuff-heavy>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(a)|*dense.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *denser than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*density.|¾
ctu,÷<ctuda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ctuda, feces.*| 	¾
ctuda,÷ctu ¿÷<2/2C da; 3/4G stuhl; 2/4E stool; 2/4R stul; 4/8J tsuji ga-aru; 2/6S mierda>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is some *excrement/*stool/*feces of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*fecal, pert. to excrement.|¾Used in: ctupro; fagctu; ¾
ctupro,÷<ctu(da)+pro(ju)=feces-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *defecate on/in D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *defecation, an act of ­ing.|¾
cu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a suffix attaching to *number-words (NI) forming an *indefinite_*set-*descriptor. E.g., tocu  in: Tocu kicmu pa kiuklu levi nordje  Some two doctors operated (together) on this patient. Cf. To kicmu pa kiukli levi nordje  Each of some two doctors operated independently on this patient.| 	¾„(c)|*whether-(or-not), between modified/fying words. |¾
cuc,÷<cutci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cutci, shoe.*| 	¾
cucbasmao,÷<cu(t)c(i)+bas(ni)+ma(dz)o=shoe-bottom-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(3v)|K *sole shoes of D for P.|[K­DP] 	¾
cucbasni,÷<cu(t)c(i)+basni=shoe-bottom>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(2n)|B is the *sole of (footwear) F.|[B­F] 	¾
cucduo,÷<cu(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=shoe-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2v)|K *shoe D, put shoes onŠ|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shod, having shoes.|¾
cucfanduo,÷<cu(t)c(i)+fan(ve)+du(rz)o=shoe-reverse-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '83 3.6¾„(3v)|K *take-off shoes B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾
cuckoe,÷<cu(t)c(i)+ko(rc)e=shoe-cord>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *shoe-lace/*shoestring.|[B­] 	¾
cucmao,÷<cu(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=shoe-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(2n)|K is a *shoemaker/*cobbler, maker of shoe(s) P.|[K­P] 	¾
cucylakse,÷<cu(t)c(i)+y+lakse=shoe-wax>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.5¾„(1n)|B is an amount of *shoe-polish.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*shoe-polish, mass term.|¾
cucysei,÷<cu(t)c(i)+y+se(tc)i=shoe-set>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *shoe-pair/ a pair of shoes belonging to D.|[B­D] 	¾
cucysta,÷<cu(t)c(i)+y+sta(di)=shoe-platform>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *heel of shoe F.|[B­F] 	¾
cue,÷<cutse>|¿|Afx|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of cutse, say*| 	¾
cuepre,÷<cu(ts)e+p(ap)re=say-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3n)|B is a *document/*deed/*contract/*covenant expressing action V by party(ies) K.|[B­VK] 	¾
cuesri,÷<cu(ts)e+sri(te)=say-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K *transcribe speech P by speaker D on/in V.|[K­PDV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *transcription.|¾
cui,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(pm)|(left mark of a left connectand in word strings)*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining version of cutri, water.*|¾
cuicli,÷<cu(tr)i+cli(ka)=water-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2a)|G is more *watery/*thin than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*thick, less watery thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wateriness, sp. prop.|¾
cuidru,÷<cu(tr)i+d(i)r(l)u=water-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.3¾„(1v)|B *fade/*wither/*wilt/*lose-color from desiccation.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*faded/*withered/*wilted (from desiccation).|¾
cuiflo,÷<cu(tr)i+fo/l(ma)=water-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(3a)|G is (more) *aqueous/*watery than J is V, e.g. x is more watery than x is oily, or x is more watery than y (is watery)|[G­JV] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wateriness, a spec. prop.|¾
cuirclimao,÷<cu(tr)i+r+cli(ka)+ma(dz)o=water-like-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|*thin/*dilute/*water-downŠby addingŠ| 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*thinned/*diluted, as a result of watering down.|¾
cuirduo,÷<cu(tr)i+r+du(rz)o=water-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *water D, pour/sprinkle water onŠ|[K­D] 	¾
cuirsatci,÷<cu(tr)i+r+satci=water-start>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *spring/water-*source, a source of water.|[B­] 	¾
cuirtcenorbli,÷<cu(tr)i+r+tce(ru)+nor+bli(cu)=water-penetrate-not-possible>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 3.3¾„(2a)|V is *waterproof under conditions N.|[V­N] 	¾
cun,÷<cundo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cundo, window.*| 	¾
cundo,÷cun cuo ¿÷<4/5E window; 2/4J mado; 2/5C chuang>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *window of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: cunhou; cunkua; cunpai; kepcuo; mekcuo; tcacuo; tcafrecuo; tepcuo; ¾
cunhou,÷<cun(do)+ho(ld)u=window-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is the *aperture created by an *open-*window.|[B­] 	¾
cunkua,÷<cun(do)+ku(vg)a=window-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *blind/*shutter blocking light V.|[B­V] 	¾
cunoi,÷<cu + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(c)|*whether not, bet. modifiers/-ied, eg. 'wise whether not good, man'.| 	¾
cunpai,÷<cun(do)+pa(rt)i=window-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *pane of a window F.|[B­F] 	¾
cuo,÷<cundo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cundo, window.*| 	¾
cup,÷<cupro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cupro, copper.*| 	¾
cupcli,÷<cup(ro)+cli(ka)=copper-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.5¾„(2a)|G is (more) *coppery than J, more like copper thanŠ.|[G­J] 	¾
cupro,÷cup ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *copper, element 29 (Cu).|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*cupric /-ous, pert. to copper|¾Used in: cupcli; ¾
cur,÷<curca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of curca, safe.*| 	¾
curca,÷cur ¿÷<3/3E sure; 4/7H suraksha; 3/6C bau shan; 2/5S segur>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *safe/*secure from danger V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*safety*security/*assurance, mass state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *safety/*assurance, a spec. property of being safe.|¾Used in: curcea; curcko; curkla; curkri; curkua; curmao; curmaokamda; curmou; curpilkoe; curyresfu; stocurkamda; stocurmao; ¾
curcea,÷<cur(ca)+ce(nj)a=safe-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.5¾„(a)|*guarded/*protected, of that which is ­ed.|[B­N] 	¾„(2v)|be/become B is *guarded/*protected/*secure/*preserved from (danger) N, intransitive.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preservation/*security, a state of being ­ed.|¾
curcko,÷<cur(ca)+cko(zu)=secure-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 2.6¾„(n)|a *guardian/*protector, that which ­s.|[V­DN] 	¾„(3v)|V *secure/*protect/*preserve/*guard D from danger/threat N, nonintentional i.e. paint protects iron from rust.|¾„(a)|*protective, of that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*guarded/*protected, of that which is so ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preservation/*protection/*security, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *preservation/*security, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu‹„»(n)|*protection, a prop. of a protector.|¾
curkla,÷<cur(ca)+kla(bu)=safe-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *napkin for N, US clothing protect, UK baby diaper.|[B­N] 	¾
curkri,÷<cur(ca)+kri(do)=safe-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*trusting, one who ­s someone withŠ|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *trust/*entrust B with (the care of) D.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*trustable/*trustworthy, able to be ­ed with.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *trust, an act of ­ingŠwithŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *trust, a state of being ­ed withŠ|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *trustworthiness, a prop. of being ­able.|¾
curkua,÷<cur(ca)+ku(vg)a=sure-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(n)|a *mask, that which ­s.|[B­DN] 	¾„(3v)|B *mask D from N for protection, e.g. masking tape, photographic mask.|¾
curmao,÷<cur(ca)+ma(dz)o=safe-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *guardian/*protector, one who ­s.|[K­DNV] 	¾„(a)|*protective, of one who ­s.|¾„(4v)|K *guard/*protect/*secure/*preserve D from danger/threat N by V, intentional act.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*guarded/*protected, of that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preservation/*protection/*security, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *preservation/*security, a state of being ­ed.|¾
curmaokamda,÷<cur(ca)+ma(dz)o+kamda=safe-make-fight>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *defender, one who defends.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *defend, fight to secure D against/from N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*defence, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*defendable, can be ­ed, conv. of defend.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *defence, a spec. act of defending.|¾
curmiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *curium, element 96 (Cm).|[B­] 	¾
curmou,÷<cur(ca)+mo(rd)u=safe-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|G is *safer/more-*secure from N than J is from (danger) N.|[G­NJN] 	¾
curpilkoe,÷<cur(ca)+pil(no)+ko(rc)e=safe-flat-cord>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *seat-belt/*safety-belt of vehicle F|[B­F] 	¾
curta,÷¿÷<3/3E shirt; 3/5H kurta; 3/5J shatsu>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(1n)|B is a *shirt, an article of clothing.|[B­] 	¾
curyresfu,÷<cur(ca)+y+resfu=safe-dress>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(2n)|B is *armor for protection against N.|[B­N] 	¾
cus,÷<cutse>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cutse, say.*| 	¾
cut,÷<cutri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of cutri, water.*| 	¾
cutblabou,÷<cut(ri)+bla(da)+bo(ts)u=water-blade-boat>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hydrofoil.|[B­] 	¾
cutci,÷cuc ¿÷<2/2E shoe; 2/2G schuh; 2/3C syie; 2/5H juta>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(1n)|B is a (pair-of)-*shoe (s).|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*shoes, mass term.|¾Used in: blacucgoi; blacucpli; blacutci; cucbasmao; cucbasni; cucduo; cucfanduo; cuckoe; cucmao; cucylakse; cucysei; cucysta; hafcutci; kapcutci; sucycutci; ¾
cutflemai,÷<cut(ri)+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=water-fly-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *seaplane/*float-plane|[B­] 	¾
cuthou,÷<cut(ri)+ho(ld)u=water-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *well/*waterhole at D.|[B­D] 	¾
cutkua,÷<cut(ri)+ku(vg)a=water-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(2a)|G is more *water-covered/*watery/*wetter than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*wet, covered with water.|¾
cutlaiflemai,÷<cut(ri)+la(nd)i+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=water-land-fly-machine>|¿|4_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *amphibian (aircraft)|[B­] 	¾
cutlekykro,÷<cut(ri)+le(n)k(i)+y+kro(li)=water-electric-current>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *hydroelectric current from site P.|[V­P] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*hydroelectricity, mass term|¾
cutlenki,÷<cut(ri)+lenki=water-electric>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|V is *hydroelectric from site P.|[V­P] 	¾
cutpalgoi,÷<cut(ri)+(s)pal(i)+go(dz)i=water-surface-go>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *hydroplane to D from S on/via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
cutpravalbou,÷<cut(ri)+pra(se)+val(ti)+bo(ts)u=water-process-jump-boat>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hydroplane, a type of boat.|[B­] 	¾
cutpravalreo,÷<cut(ri)+pra(se)+val(ti)+re(nr)o=water-process-jump-throw>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(5v)|K *skip B (e.g. a stone) to D from S on/via water V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
cutraa,÷<cut(ri)+(g)ra(s)a=flat-grass>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *reed, a grass that grows in water or bogs.|[B­] 	¾
cutri,÷cut cui ¿÷<3/4E water; 3/4C shuei>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a body/expanse/portion/drop of *water.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*aquatic, pert. to water.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*water, mass term.|¾Used in: bancycui; concui; concuirua; cuicli; cuidru; cuiflo; cuirclimao; cuirduo; cuirsatci; cuirtcenorbli; cutblabou; cutflemai; cuthou; cutkua; cutlaiflemai; cutlekykro; cutlenki; cutpalgoi; cutpravalbou; cutpravalreo; cutraa; cutrua; cutvao; cutvaobou; grocuiflemai; kukcui; mekcui; nigslicui; norconcui; normuvcui; slicui; ¾
cutrua,÷<cut(ri)+ru(tm)a=water-route>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(4n)|B is a *channel/*canal between S and D via V.|[B­SDV] 	¾
cutse,÷cus cue ¿÷<2/3E said; 2/3C shuo>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *say/*comment/*utter B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*utterable, conv. of say.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *utterance, something said to someone.|¾Used in: bardycue; clacue; claroicue; clevolcue; corcue; corgencue; cuepre; cuesri; djacue; djucue; dupcue; durcue; falcueste; folcue; fomcue; fomcuepre; furdoncue; furvemcue; gancue; gencue; gricue; gubdurcue; gundurcue; hapcue; hapviacue; jmicue; kafcue; kafdurcue; kakdurcue; kaorzavcue; katcue; keircue; kencue; kumcuetra; lalcue; lalnurcue; learcue; majpurcue; minridcue; movcue; nazbybricue; norcue; nordurcue; norgaucue; norklicue; norleicue; norponcue; norselfalcue; noryriucue; notpurcue; nurckocue; nurcuesaa; nurcuetra; nurjetcue; nursancue; pakcue; peircue; polcue; poncue; pracue; prutycue; pubcue; pubtracue; pubzavcue; ridcue; rircue; riurtracue; sacycue; sadnurcue; samcue; selfalcue; seltsecue; skucue; smicue; soncue; srudurcue; stucue; tifnorcue; tordurcue; tordurcuepre; tracue; tradjocue; tsedasycue; tsidurcue; tsikaocue; vatcue; vetcue; vikcue; zavbivcue; zavcue; zavkaocue; zavspocue; ¾
cutvao,÷<cut(ri)+va(pr)o=water-vapour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1)|B is a quantity of *steam, water in a gaseous state.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*steam, mass term.|¾
cutvaobou,÷<cut(ri)+va(pr)o+bo(ts)u=water-gas-boat>|¿|3_Cpx|BW '83 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *steamship of F.|[B­F] 	¾
da,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*him(self)/*her(self)/*them(selves)<, 1st free variable of the da­series>.| 	¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it(self)/*they, 1st free variable of the da­series.|¾
daa,÷<danza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of danza, want.*| 	¾
daacko,÷<da(nz)a+cko(zu)=desire-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|V *tempt K to do P(nonintentionally) e.g. The heat tempts me to go swimming.|[V­KP] 	¾„(n)|*tempter, that which ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *temptation, that to which one is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(3a)|*tempted byŠtoŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *temptation.|¾
daacpu,÷<da(nz)a+cpu(la)=desire-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(4v)|K *entice/*attract/*lure/*tempt D to do/be V with bait/enticement B.|[K­DVB] 	¾„(a)|*enticing/*attracting/*luring/*tempting, pertaining to one that ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*attracted/*lured/*enticed/*tempted, pertaining to one ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *attraction/*enticement/*temptation, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
dacine,÷<da+ci+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(ms)|*x-sub-1 an ordered variable, math.| 	¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it/*they/*him/*her/*them-sub-one, an ordered var.|¾
dai,÷<danci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of danci, design.*| 	¾
Dai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*D, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
daigru,÷<da(nc)i+gru(pa)=planning-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3n)|F is a *council/*planning-group including member(s) B with remit/responsibility P.|[F­BP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|the *remit of council/planning-group/committeeŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *members of council/planning-group/committeeŠ|¾
DaiNaiA,÷<DNA>|¿|Acr.|L4 '75 15+¾„(2n)|B is some *DNA/*desoxyribonucleic-acid from S.|[B­S] 	¾
daitcu,÷<da(nc)i+tcu(re)=plan-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3n)| B is a *plan/*drawing for making or building P drafted by K.|[B­PK] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *draughtsman, one who draws plans.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *building made/to be made from plansŠdrafted byŠ|¾«nu fu nu ‹„»(n)|*drafted/*drawn-up byŠ, of plans, conv. form.|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|a *drafting, an act/event of ­ing plans.|¾
dak,÷<dakli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of dakli, likely.*| 	¾
dakbiu,÷<dak(li)+bi(vd)u=likely-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3v)|K *tend/be-*disposed/*subject/*liable to behavior V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disposition, a state of being ­ed toŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *disposition/*tendency, a behavioral property.|¾
dakbivsei,÷<dak(li)+biv(du)+se(tc)i=likely-behaviour-set>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(3n)|N is the *temper/*disposition of D in situation V.|[N­DV] 	¾
dakli,÷dak ¿÷<4/6E likely; 3/5C da gai; 2/7F probable; 2/8S probable>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4/JCB '75/'97 1.7¾„(3a)|state/event V is *likely to be/happen/has a *probability-greater-than-0.5 of being/happening umder conditions N given knowledge system S.|[V­NS] 	¾„(a)|*probable, of likely states/events. |¾„(n)|*likelihood, a probable event. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*probability, the mass of such properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*probability, a spec. property of likely events.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*likelihood, a property of being probable. |¾Used in: dakbiu; dakbivsei; daknuu; daktia; hapdakbiu; leldakbiu; nurdakli; nurdakstu; raordakbiu; roirdakbiu; ¾
daknuu,÷<dak(li)+nu(mc)u=likely-number>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(3v)|C is the mathematical *chance/*probability of V given N.|[C­VN] 	¾
daktia,÷<dak(li)+ti(sr)a=likely-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *prefer, is/are-likely-to-choose G over J.|[K­GJ] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*preferable, conv. of prefer.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *preference, a ­ed thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *preference, a state of ­ing.|¾
dalra,÷¿÷<E. dollar>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '90 1.7¾„(3n)|B is worth C *dollar(s) of country S, default one local $.|[B­CS] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*dollar ($), the mass of all dollars.|¾Used in: cendalra; decdalra; fercendalra; forkuedalra; ¾
daltoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2)|B has an atomic mass of C *dalton (s), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
dam,÷<damni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of damni, down.*| 	¾
dambetcea,÷<dam(ni)+bet(cu)+ce(nj)a=down-bent-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '82 3.9¾„(1v)|K *droop/*sag.|[K­] 	¾
damble,÷<dam(ni)+ble(ka)=down-look>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 2.9¾„(a)|*despising/*disdaining/*scorning/*scornful-ofŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *despise/*disdain/have-*contempt-for/*scorn-for D.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|mass property of *scorn/*contempt/*disdain (forŠ)|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*despised/*disdained/*scorned (byŠ), a thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *scorn/*contempt/*disdain (forŠ)|¾
damcea,÷<dam(ni)+ce(nj)a=low-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2v)|K *ebb/become-*lower to level C, cause unspecified.|[K­C] 	¾
damcko,÷<dam(ni)+cko(zu)=low-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3v)|V *lower D to level N, nonintentional cause.|[V­DN] 	¾
damdio,÷<dam(ni)+di(rc)o=down-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2av)|N is *down/*downwards/(in-a)-*downward-(direction-from) B.|[N­B] 	¾
damfilmao,÷<dam(ni)+fil(mo)+ma(dz)o=down-feel-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ/JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(2v)|K *depress D/is depressing toŠ/makesŠfeel low/depressed. (intentional).|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*depressing (toŠ), causing ­ion.|¾
damfio,÷<dam(ni)+fi(lm)o=down-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '86 4.3¾„(2v)|D is/are *depressed about V.|[D­V] 	¾„(a)|*depressed (aboutŠ).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*depression (mass property).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *depression (aboutŠ).|¾
damfiocko,÷<dam(ni)+fi(lm)o+cko(zu)=down-feel-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/JJ '86 4.3¾„(2v)|V *depress D/is depressing toŠ/makesŠfeel low/depressed. (non-intentional).|[V­D] 	¾„(a)|*depressing (toŠ), causing ­ion.|¾
damfordynursia,÷<dam(ni)+ford(i)+y+nur+si(tf)a=low-floor-situated>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2av)|N is *downstairs from B, on a lower floor thanŠ|[N­B] 	¾
damkaa,÷<dam(ni)+ka(ml)a=lower-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *descend/*go-down from S to D.|[K­SD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*destination (of going down).|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*start, (of going down).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*descent, an act of ­ing.|¾
damklu,÷<dam(ni)+ku/(t)l(a)=down-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 2.4¾„(2v)|K *fell/*cut-down/*hew (tree­like) D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*feller, one who ­s trees.|¾
damlai,÷<dam(ni)+la(nd)i=low-land>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is *lowland of S.|[B­S] 	¾
damlea,÷<dam(ni)+le(tr)a=down-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *subscript, a subscripted letter.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*subscripted.|¾
damleasri,÷<dam(ni)+le(tr)a+sri(te)=low-letter-write>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *subscript (s) text B in/on D.|[K­BD] 	¾
damlogla,÷<dam(ni)+logla=low-Loglan>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *slang/*low-*Loglan.|[B­] 	¾
damni,÷dam ¿÷<3/4E down; 2/4G nieder; 3/7C syia mien; 2/5H niche>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3a)|J is *lower/*inferior/has-less-*altitude than G in gravity field N.|[J­GN] 	¾„(n)|at-low-*altitude.|¾„(a)|*low/*mean/*inferior, incomplete form fig., low in worth/standing.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*gravity field with respect to which up and down are defined.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|low-*altitude, mass term of props.|¾«nu ‹„»(3a)|*higher/has-more-*altitude thanŠin gravity fieldŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|low-*altitude/*lowness/*meanness/*inferiority, a prop. of lower things.|¾Used in: dambetcea; damble; damcea; damcko; damdio; damfilmao; damfio; damfiocko; damfordynursia; damkaa; damklu; damlai; damlea; damleasri; damlogla; dampai; dampuo; damsoa; damspali; damtoa; damymao; fipdampai; kofdamni; kukdamfle; socdamni; ¾
dampa,÷¿÷<2/2C da; 3/5R pompa; 2/4E pump; 2/4H pamp; 2/5S bomba; 2/5G pumpe>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.3¾„(4n)|B is a *pump, a device for moving fluids P from S into D.|[B­PSD] 	¾Used in: cmadampa; dampyduo; ¾
dampai,÷<dam(ni)+pa(rt)i=lowest-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *bottom/*sole/*foot, lowest part of S.|[B­S] 	¾
dampuo,÷<dam(ni)+pu(ct)o=down-push>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2v)|K *depress/*push-down D.|[K­D] 	¾
dampyduo,÷<damp(a)+y+du(rz)o=pump-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(4v)|K *pump B from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾
damsoa,÷<dam(ni)+so(nd)a=low-sound >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(n)|B is a *low-sound/*deep-sound|[B­] 	¾
damspali,÷<dam(ni)+spali=down-side>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.9¾„(2n)|N is an *underside of B.|[N­B] 	¾
damtoa,÷<dam(ni)+to(kn)a=down-take>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 2.4¾„(3v)|K *take-down B from S.|[K­BS] 	¾
damymao,÷<dam(ni)+y+ma(dz)o=low-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|K *lower D to level N by (method) V, intentional act.|[K­DNV] 	¾
dan,÷<danci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of danci, design.*| 	¾
danci,÷dan dai ¿÷<3/5H dancha; 3/6E design; 2/4C tu an; 2/4R plan; 2/4J zuan; 2/4G plan>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|B is a *plan/*design for doing V made by S.|[B­VS] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*planner/*designer ofŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*planned/*designed.|¾Used in: bildai; cmeplidai; cmeplidanmao; daigru; daitcu; danmao; danpeo; dantcumao; gardai; kakdai; livdai; livdansei; livdantia; mordondai; pogdai; purdanmao; sadfurdai; smidai; smidanmao; studai; tcudai; ¾
dandi,÷¿÷<2/4E band; 3/3C dai; 3/4F bande; 2/4G Band>|¿|46% C_Prim|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a/some *tape/*ribbon.|[B­] 	¾Used in: dandykukrirpli; dandyridmai; dandyrirda; dandyrirmai; rirdandi; rirdandyveo; sondandi; sondandyveo; vidhydandi; vidhydandyveo; ¾
dandykukrirpli,÷<dand(i)+y+kuk(ra)+rir(da)+pli(zo)=fast-record-use>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *fast-forward-past/*zap record/tape B on machine D|[K­BD] 	¾
dandyridmai,÷<dand(i)+y+rid(le)+ma(tc)i=tape-read-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tape-drive in system F.|[B­F] 	¾
dandyrirda,÷<dand(i)+y+rirda=tape-record>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|P is a *tape-recording of B made by S.|[P­BS] 	¾
dandyrirmai,÷<dand(i)+y+rir(da)+ma(tc)i=tape-record-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *tape-player (may record, or just play)|[B­] 	¾
danmao,÷<dan(ci)+ma(dz)o=design-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *designer/*planner, one who ­s.|[K­PD] 	¾„(3v)|K *plan/*design P for client D.|¾
danpeo,÷<dan(ci)+pe(ns)o=design-think>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *compose/*outline B|[K­B] 	¾
danri,÷¿÷<4/8E ordinary; 4/8S ordinari-o; 3/7H sadharan; 3/7F ordinaire; 3/7R ordinar-nyi; 2/5C fan su>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3a)|G is more *trite/*ordinary/*vulgar/*common(place)/*usual/*banal/*mundane than J in features B.|[G­JB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*uncommon, conv. of ordinary, q.v.|¾Used in: danrykle; danrypeu; zvodanri; ¾
danrykle,÷<danr(i)+y+kle(si)=ordinary-class>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(a)|*tourist/*coach/*second class|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is *tourist/*coach/*second class accommodation in conveyance F|¾
danrypeu,÷<danr(i)+y+pe(rn)u=ordinary-person>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *commoner/common-*person of place S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(common)-*folk/(common)-*people/*masses of placeŠ|¾
danse,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *dance to music/rhythm N with partner(s) K.|[K­NK] 	¾„(n)|a *dancer (n), one who dances toŠwithŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*dancing/*dance, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*music/*rhythm of danceŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dance (n), an act/event of dancing.|¾Used in: dansyfoa; gradanse; grodansykru; kindanse; tordanse; ¾
dansyfoa,÷<dans(e)+y+fo(rm)a=dance-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.7¾„(1n)|B is a *dance-(form) e.g. rumba.|[B­] 	¾
dantcumao,÷<dan(ci)+tcu(re)+ma(dz)o=plan-picture-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *draft/*draught/draw-*plans B for making/doing V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(n)|a *draftsman, one who draws plans.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*drafting (n), the mass of all such acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*drafted/*drawn-up byŠ, of plans, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *drafting (n), an act/event of ­ing plans.|¾
dante,÷dat ¿÷<3/3H dant; 2/2F dent; 4/6S diente; 3/5E dental; 2/4G zahn>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *tooth of S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*dental, pert. to teeth.|¾„(n)|the *teeth, a spec. set of teeth ofŠ|¾Used in: datbla; datflo; datkinsatro; datklinycti; datklinymao; datkocpli; datkoe; datkraco; datrou; datyrocduo; datyrocpli; grodatcti; ¾
danza,÷daz daa ¿÷<2/3C yuan; 3/5H chahna; 3/6E desire; 2/6R zhielan-ie>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*desiring/*desirous, pertaining to ‹.|[K­VP] 	¾„(3v)|K *desire/*want state/object/event V for purpose P.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*desirable, worthy of ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *desire, a desired state or thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *want/*desire/*urge, a spec. state of ­ing. (V K­DP)|¾Used in: cidyrevdaa; cirdaa; daacko; daacpu; dazmao; dazpozfa; daztoi; daztro; dazycea; djadaa; djadaacko; djadazmao; djadazycea; fibdaa; foldaa; ginceadaa; gubdaa; kakdaa; kaknordaa; laldaa; mrotsudaa; noirskudaa; notnurpondaa; nurdazysei; poirceadaa; skudaa; srudaa; stodaa; tcidaa; tendaa; zavdaa; zavdazflo; ¾
dao,÷<darto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of darto, door.*| 	¾
daorhou,÷<da(rt)o+r+ho(ld)u=door-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *doorway of F.|[B­F] 	¾
daornilca,÷<da(rt)o+r+nilca=door-below>|¿|2_Cpx|JFC/JCB/RAM '83 3.7¾„(2n)|B is the *threshold of aperture/structure S.|[B­S] 	¾
daortie,÷<da(rt)o+r+(s)ti(r)e=door-step>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *doorstep of F.|[B­F] 	¾
dap,÷<dapli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of dapli, reply.*| 	¾
dapli,÷dap ¿÷<3/4C da ying; 3/6E reply; 3/6S replic-ar; 3/6G replik>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *answer/*respond/*reply P to question/statement B by S.|[K­PBS] 	¾„(a)|*responsive, of one who answers questions/statements. |¾„(n)|an *answerer/*respondent, of a question/statement. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*answer/*reply/*response, one made in -ing a question.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reply/*answer/*response, an act of ­ing a question/statement. |¾Used in: nabdapli; ¾
dar,÷<darli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of darli, far.*| 	¾
darbei,÷<dar(li)+be(rt)i=far-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|AFL '00 7+¾„(5v)|K *carry-away B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
darbie,÷<dar(li)+bi(dj)e=far-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B are the *outskirts of F.|[B­F] 	¾
darblemai,÷<dar(li)+ble(ka)+ma(tc)i=far-look-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *telescope.|[B­] 	¾
dargoi,÷<dar(li)+go(dz)i=far-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.0¾„(3v)|K *go-far to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
darkaa,÷<dar(li)+ka(ml)a=far-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *go-away from S to D.|[K­SD] 	¾
darkopmai,÷<dar(li)+kop(ca)+ma(tc)i=far-copy-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *facsimile/*fax machine.|[B­] 	¾
darkra,÷<dar(li)+kra(ku)=far-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(1v)|K *howl/*roar/*trumpet, any cry used for long distance communication.|[K­] 	¾
darli,÷dar ¿÷<3/3R dal; 2/3E far; 2/3H dur; 3/5C jyu li>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|G is *farther/*further/more-*distant/*distal from B than J is by C.|[G­BJC] 	¾„(a)|*far fromŠ|¾«fu nu ‹„»(a)|*near, nearer thanŠtoŠbyŠ, dbl. conv.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|the difference in distance ofŠfromŠandŠ*|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*distant/*far/*further, farther fromŠthan fromŠbyŠ|¾«nu fu ‹„»(a)|*near, nearer toŠthan toŠbyŠ, dbl. conv.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *distance, a spec. property of being far.|¾Used in: darbei; darbie; darblemai; dargoi; darkaa; darkopmai; darkra; darmuocko; darmuvmao; darnurvia; darpao; darprano; darska; darsrimai; darsto; darvizrie; kopdarsui; norsusdarli; skadarli; susdarli; susdaryrispe; ¾
darmuocko,÷<dar(li)+mu(vd)o+cko(zu)=far-move-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(n)|*remover, one who/which ­s.|[N­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|N *remove B to D from S (nonintentional cause) e.g. the wind removed the leaves.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *removal.|¾
darmuvmao,÷<dar(li)+muv(do)+ma(dz)o=far-move-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(4v)|K *remove B to D from S (intentional act).|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|*remover, one who/which ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *removal.|¾
darnurvia,÷<dar(li)+nur+vi(zk)a=far-seen>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/RAM/JCB '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *background, as something seen at a distance |[B­] 	¾
darpao,÷<dar(li)+pa(sk)o=far-past>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2a)|J is more *remote/*ancient, farther back in time than G.|[J­G] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the distant *past.|¾
darprano,÷<dar(li)+prano=far-run>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *flee/*run-away from S to D.|[K­SD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *flight/*rout, an act of *fleeing.|¾
darska,÷<dar(li)+ska(lu)=far-scale>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *distance scale, a system of units and zero point for measuring distances on surface/through medium N.|[V­N] 	¾
darsrimai,÷<dar(li)+sri(te)+ma(tc)i=far-write-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *telegraph.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*telegraphic, pert. to a telegraph.|¾
darsto,÷<dar(li)+sto(lo)=far-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *avoid/*shun/*stay-away from D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*avoided/*shunned, conv. of stay away.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *avoidance, a spec. act of staying away.|¾
darto,÷dao ¿÷<2/2J to; 3/4H dwar; 2/3E door; 2/4F porte; 2/5C da men; 2/6S puerta>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *door of S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: caldao; daorhou; daornilca; daortie; nurdaobao; ¾
darvizrie,÷<dar(li)+viz(ka)+(t)ri(m)e=far-see-instrument>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *telescope of type F.|[B­F] 	¾
das,÷<daspa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of daspa, responsible.*| 	¾
dasdou,÷<das(pa)+do(ns)u=responsibility-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *commission/*charge D to do V, givesŠthe responsibility forŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *commissioner, one who gives commissions.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *charge/*commission, a commisson/charged act/deed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *commission, those given a commission.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*commissioned, of one ­ed to doŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *commission, an act of ­ing someone.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *commission, being ­ed by someone.|¾
dasfaomao,÷<das(pa)+fa(nd)o+ma(dz)o=responsibility-end-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(2v)|K *discharge a responsibility N.|[K­N] 	¾
daska,÷¿÷<Danish dansk>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an element/instance of the *Danish language|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Danish, pert. to the Danish language|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|Danish, the mass of such elements.*|¾Used in: daskytaa; ¾
daske,÷¿÷<Danish dansk>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is an *Danish place/territory, a region inhabited by Danes.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Danish, pert. to territories inhabited by Danes.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Danish-*territories, the mass of all such regions.|¾
daski,÷¿÷<Danish dansk>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*Danish, pert. toŠpersons|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Dane, a Danish person|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Danes, the mass of all such persons|¾
dasko,÷¿÷<Danish dansk>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an element/instance of *Danish culture|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Danish, pert. to Danish culture|¾«‹ blanu„»(ph)|*Danish-blue, a cheese.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Danish-*culture, the mass of such elements|¾
daskytaa,÷<dask(a)+y+ta(kn)a=Danish-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Danish-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
dasmao,÷<das(pa)+ma(dz)o=responsible-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K make-D-*responsible-for V/*charge-Š-with-Š|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *charge/*responsibility, a spec. responsibility.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *responsibility, a spec. state.|¾
daspa,÷das ¿÷<2/3C dan; 3/7E respons-ible; 2/6F respons-able; 2/7S respons-able>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.3¾„(3v)|D is *responsible for object/person/task B to K.|[D­BK] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *responsibility, a spec. charge that one is responsible for.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *responsibility, a spec. state of being responsible.|¾Used in: dasdou; dasfaomao; dasmao; dastoa; dastua; dasycea; dasysru; nortsidaspa; tsedaspa; tsedastaa; tsedasycue; ¾
dastoa,÷<das(pa)+to(kn)a=responsibility-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K *relieve/*take-over work/duty V from D.|[K­VD] 	¾
dastua,÷<das(pa)+tu(rk)a=responsible-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.8¾„(3n)|K is a *foreman of crew F for work V.|[K­FV] 	¾
dasycea,÷<das(pa)+y+ce(nj)a=responsible-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(2v)|D *incur responsibility N.|[D­N] 	¾
dasysru,÷<das(pa)+y+su/r(na)=responsible-hurt>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(3v)|K *wrong/*injure D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *injury/*wrong/*tort/*injustice (done toŠby Š).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*wronged/*injured (by (person)Š(in manner)Š).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *injury/*wrong/*tort (done toŠin mannerŠ).|¾
dat,÷<dante>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dante, tooth.*| 	¾
datbla,÷<da(n)t(e)+bla(da)=tooth-blade>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *saw, a toothed cutting tool.|[B­] 	¾
datflo,÷<da(n)t(e)+fo/l(ma)=tooth-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*toothy/full-of-teeth than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *toothiness, a spec. condition.|¾
datkinsatro,÷<da(n)t(e)+kin(ci)+satro=teeth-together-rub>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(1v)|K *gnash/*grit/*grind ones teeth.|[K­] 	¾
datklinycti,÷<da(n)t(e)+klin(i)+y+cti(fu)=tooth-clean-stuff>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JRK '91 7.4¾„(1n)|B is *toothpaste/*tooth-powder, something to clean teeth.|[B­] 	¾
datklinymao,÷<da(n)t(e)+klin(i)+y+ma(dz)o=tooth-clean-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *brush/*clean teeth D.|[K­D] 	¾
datkocpli,÷<da(n)t(e)+ko(r)c(e)+pli(zo)=tooth-brush-use>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1v)|K *floss-teeth.|[K­] 	¾
datkoe,÷<da(n)t(e)+ko(rc)e=tooth-cord>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is some dental-*floss.|[B­] 	¾
datkraco,÷<da(n)t(e)+kraco=tooth-crush>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *chew/*masticate D.|[K­D] 	¾
datrou,÷<da(n)t(e)+(b)ro(c)u=tooth-brush>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *toothbrush.|[B­] 	¾
datyrocduo,÷<da(n)t(e)+y+(b)roc(u)+du(rz)o=tooth-brush-do>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *brush-teeth of D with V, e.g. brushing the dog's teeth.|[K­DV] 	¾
datyrocpli,÷<da(n)t(e)+y+(b)roc(u)+pli(zo)=tooth-brush-use>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *brush-teeth with tool/substance B.|[K­B] 	¾
dau,÷<dakli=probable>|¿|LW|JCB '97 1.0¾„(pp)|(that...is-)certain-under-conditions..., used before state/event terms. E.g., Da mamla dau ta  (That) X is a mammal is likely under those conditions.*| 	¾„(av)|*probably/*likely-to-be, the objective sense. E.g., Da dau mamla  X is probably/likely-to-be a mammal. Cf. io for the subjective sense. |¾„(in)|*probably, is probably true/will probably happen (under the circumstances implied by speech) (PA). E.g., Ta dau mamla  That's probably a mammal.|¾
daumia,÷<dau+mia>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*should/*would-probably, a probability-specific subjective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo-clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g., Mi hapci daumia lepo mi bragaiI am probably happy in the mental place where I am king (I would probably be happy if I were king). | 	¾
dauvie,÷<dau+vie>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*should/*would-probably, a probability-specific objective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo-clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g., Mi hapci dauvie lepo mi bragaiI am probably happy in the possible world where I am king (I would probably be happy if I were king). Cf. daumia for the subjective sense of this subjunctive.| 	¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*should/*would-probably, as used in objective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci dauvie baI would probably be happy (in some possible world/under some unspecified condition x). Cf. daumia ba for the suobjective sense of this subjunctive.|¾
daz,÷<danza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of danza, want.*| 	¾
dazmao,÷<da(n)z(a)+ma(dz)o=desire-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(4v)|K *tempt D to do V by inducement N (intentionally).|[K­DVN] 	¾„(n)|*tempter, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *temptation, that to which one is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tempted (byŠtoŠ&meansŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *temptation.|¾
dazpozfa,÷<da(n)z(a)+pozfa=desirer-oppose>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2a)|D is *obstinate/*wilful/*stubborn in matter N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*obstinacy/*stubborness/*wilfulness, mass property.|¾
daztoi,÷<da(n)z(a)+to(gr)i=desirer-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2a)|K is *compliant in matter V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *yes-man, one who tends to agree to anothers wishes.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*compliance, mass property.|¾
daztro,÷<da(n)z(a)+tro(li)=desire-control>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(1n)|K is an *ascetic, one who controls his/her desires|[K­] 	¾
dazycea,÷<da(n)z(a)+y+ce(nj)a=desire-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *tempted to V (actor unspecified).|[D­V] 	¾
de,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*him (self)/*her (self)/*them (selves)<, 2nd free variable of the da-series>.| 	¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it (self)/*they, 2nd free variable of the da-series.|¾
dea,÷<detra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of detra, daughter.*| 	¾
dec,÷<decti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of decti, tenth.*| 	¾
decdalra,÷<dec(ti)+dalra=tenth-dollar>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B measures C in ten-*cents, 10/100ths of monetary unit.|[B­C] 	¾„(n)|*dime, U.S./Can currency.|¾
decine,÷<de+ci+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it/*they/*him/*her/*them-sub-one, an ordered var.|[B­C] 	¾„(ms)|*y-sub-1 an ordered variable, math.|¾
decti,÷dec ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tenth part of F, international prefix|[B­F] 	¾Used in: decdalra; ¾
ded,÷<dedjo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dedjo, finger.*| 	¾
dedhonkeu,÷<ded(jo)+ho(r)n(o)+ke(rj)u=finger-horn-care>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *manicure D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|is a *manicurist.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *manicure.|¾
dedhorno,÷<ded(jo)+horno=finger-horn>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *claw/*nail/*talon/*hoof of animal/human S.|[B­S] 	¾
dedjo,÷ded dej ¿÷<4/4S dedo; 2/3C ji; 3/6E digit>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *finger of S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: dedhonkeu; dedhorno; dedkua; dedmra; dedsanduo; dedtorpuo; dedtotco; dedyjanto; dejdua; dejduvrai; nerdedjo; surdedjo; ¾
dedkua,÷<ded(jo)+ku(vg)a=finger-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *thimble.|[B­] 	¾
dedmra,÷<ded(jo)+ma/r(ka)=finger-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 6.5¾„(3n)|B is a *fingerprint in/on surface D left by S.|[B­DS] 	¾
dedsanduo,÷<ded(jo)+san(pa)+du(rz)o=finger-sign-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *point-out/*indicate/*signify B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|an *indicator, that which points outŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *indication, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *indication/*pointing, an act/event of indicating.|¾
dedtco,SEE dedtotco
dedtorpuo,÷<ded(jo)+tor+pu(ct)o=finger-two-push(squeeze)>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2v)|K *pinch/*squeeze D with fingers.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*pinch, an act of ­ing.|¾
dedtotco,÷<ded(jo)+totco=finger-touch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K *feel/*touch D with fingers.|[K­D] 	¾
dedyjanto,÷<ded(jo)+y+janto=finger-hunt>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K *feel/*hunt for B with fingers.|[K­B] 	¾
dei,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of denli, day.*| 	¾„(l)|*d, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
deirlista,÷<de(nl)i+r+lista=day-list>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *calendar in system F.|[B­F] 	¾
deirlitla,÷<de(nl)i+r+litla=day-light>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '88 4.1¾„(1n)|V is some *daylight.|[V­] 	¾
deisto,÷<de(nl)i+sto(lo)=day-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC/JFB '83 2.3¾„(2v)|K spend-the-*day at B.|[K­B] 	¾
dej,÷<dedjo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dedjo, finger.*| 	¾
dejdua,÷<de(d)j(o)+du(rn)a=finger-ornament>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(1n)|B is a *ring, a finger ornament.|[B­] 	¾
dejduvrai,÷<de(d)j(o)+duv(ri)+(t)ra(t)i=finger-discover-try>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *feel/*grope for B in S.|[K­BS] 	¾
dek,÷<dekto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dekto, tenfold.*| 	¾
dekninkeo,÷<dek(to)+ni(r)n(e)+(c)ke(m)o=ten-year-interval>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 5.6¾„(2n)|B is a *decade of period/epoch F|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*decennial, pert. to decades.|¾
dekstrosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2)|B is some *dextrose/*D-glucose, a common sugar.|[B­D] 	¾
dekto,÷dek ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is *tenfold of B, international prefix|[F­B] 	¾Used in: dekninkeo; ¾
del,÷<denli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of denli, day.*| 	¾
delfao,÷<de(n)l(i)+fa(nd)o=day-end>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(1n)|V is a/the *sunset.|[V­] 	¾
delkeo,÷<de(n)l(i)+(c)ke(m)o=day-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '93 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *day of month/year F, any 24hr. period|[B­F] 	¾
delnai,÷<de(n)l(i)+na(tl)i=day-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V measure(s) C in *day (s)|[V­C] 	¾
delsaa,÷<de(n)l(i)+sa(np)a=day-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is the *date of event V, specified day of month and year.|[B­V] 	¾
delsanrie,÷<de(n)l(i)+san(pa)+(t)ri(m)e=day-sign-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *date-stamp.|[B­] 	¾
delsansri,÷<de(n)l(i)+san(pa)+sri(te)=day-sign-write>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2v)|K *date/record the date of V.|[K­V] 	¾
delsatci,÷<de(n)l(i)+satci=day-start>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.1¾„(1n)|V is a *dawn/*sunrise.|[V­] 	¾
den,÷<denro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of denro, danger.*| 	¾
dendiriti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *dendrite, a tree-like crystal.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*dendritic, tree-like|¾
denfikco,÷<den(ro)+fikco=danger-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is some *adventure/*thriller fiction by S.|[P­S] 	¾
denkaa,÷<den(ro)+ka(ml)a=danger-come[from]>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 4.1¾„(av)|*cowardly, pertaining to ­s.|[K­] 	¾„(n)|a *coward, one who deserts companions in danger.|¾„(1v)|K *desert companions in danger.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*cowardliness/*cowardice, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *cowardliness/*cowardice.|¾
denli,÷del dei ¿÷<3/4E daily; 3/4R dyen; 2/3H din; 2/4C tien>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*by-*day, in the daytime.|[V­S] 	¾„(2n)|V is a/the *day(time) of day S.|¾„(a)|*diurnal, pert. to day/daytime.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *daytime, mass term of instances.|¾Used in: bradei; deirlista; deirlitla; deisto; delfao; delkeo; delnai; delsaa; delsanrie; delsansri; delsatci; dridei; ferdei; fordei; genbradei; kristniydei; mijdei; nazdei; nerdei; nerfucdei; nerpasdei; pledei; rardei; rezdei; seordei; serdei; sordei; terdei; terfucdei; terpasdei; tordei; torfucdei; torpasdei; ¾
denmou,÷<den(ro)+mo(rd)u=danger-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(4a)|G is more *dangerous/*perilous to D than J is to D.|[G­DJD] 	¾
denrezmao,÷<den(ro)+(f)rez(i)+ma(dz)o=danger-free-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *free/*rescue/*save D from danger V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *rescuer/*saviour, one who savesŠfromŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*freed/*saved/*rescued, of one who is ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *freeing/*salvation/*rescue.|¾
denro,÷den ¿÷<3/6E danger; 2/4C syien; 3/7S peligro; 2/5J kiken>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(av)|*dangerously, in a threatening way.|[V­DN] 	¾„(3n)|V is a *danger to D in situation N.|¾„(a)|*dangerous, a peril toŠin situationŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*dangerous, as of a situation.|¾«nu ‹„»(av)|in-*danger/*dangerously, threatened by danger/in a dangerous way.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *danger, a state/condition of being ­ous.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*dangerousness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: blidensae; blidensaecko; denfikco; denkaa; denmou; denrezmao; densea; denspe; ¾
densea,÷<den(ro)+se(tf)a=danger-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(3v)|K *compromise D by V, place something at risk.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*compromised, placed at risk.|¾
denspe,÷<den(ro)+spe(ni)=danger-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K experience-*danger V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾
deo,÷<d + ­eo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*delta/(�), Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
deoksiribonukle,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is a *desoxyribonucleic substance.|[B­] 	¾«‹ acdi„»(ph)|some *desoxyribonucleic-acid/*DNA, encoder of genetic infm.|¾
der,÷<dertu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dertu, earth.*| 	¾
derbremao,÷<der(tu)+bre(di)+ma(dz)o=soil-ready-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '85 2.1¾„(3v)|K *till/*cultivate field/parcel B for planting/growing crop P.|[K­BP] 	¾„(a)|*tilling/*cultivating of field/parcelŠfor planting/growing cropŠ‹ pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(n)|*tiller/*cultivator of field/parcelŠfor planting/growing cropŠ‹ one who ­s.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*untilled/*uncultivated field/parcelŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*tilling/*cultivation of field/parcelŠfor planting/growing cropŠ‹ the ­ing event.|¾
dergoi,÷<der(tu)+go(dz)i=earth-go>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(4v)|(aircraft) K *taxi to D from S via V|[K­DSV] 	¾
dersolda,÷<der(tu)+solda=ground-soldier>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 4.9¾„(1n)|K is a *land-soldier, as distinct from navy or airmen.|[K­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *land-forces.|¾
dertu,÷der deu ¿÷<3/3E dirt; 2/2C tu; 2/3F terre; 3/5H dharti; 2/4G erde; 2/5S tierra>|¿|71% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a piece/expanse of *soil/*dirt/*earth/*ground from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*earthen, made of earth/dirt.|¾Used in: ceorderflo; cetydeu; derbremao; dergoi; dersolda; nendertre; nendeu; sifdeu; ¾
det,÷<detra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of detra, daughter.*| 	¾
detmerji,÷<det(ra)+merji=daughter-spouse>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2n)|B is the *daughter_in-law of D.|[B­D] 	¾
detra,÷det dea ¿÷<3/4E daughter; 2/4H beti; 2/4R doch; 2/5G tochter>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|P is a/the *daughter of parents S and S.|[P­SS] 	¾Used in: bragardea; brudea; detmerji; detsuo; detydea; detydea; nurmerdea; sibdea; somdea; sundea; terdea; tordea; ¾
detsuo,÷<det(ra)+su(nh)o=daughter's-son>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(3n)|P is a/the *grandson of D through daughter S.|[P­DS] 	¾
detydea,÷<det(ra)+y+de(tr)a=daughter's-daughter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|B is a/the *granddaughter of D through daughter S.|[B­DS] 	¾
deu,÷<dertu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dertu, earth.*| 	¾
di,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it (self)/*they, 3rd free variable of the da-series.|[B­DS] 	¾„(p)|*him (self)/*her (self)/*them (selves)<, 3rd free variable of the da-series>.|¾
dia,÷<ditca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ditca, teach.*| 	¾
diarcei,÷<di(tc)a+r+ce(rs)i=authority-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 2.1¾„(2n)|N is a *chair, a position of specific prestige and authority in system/structure F.|[N­F] 	¾
diartaakru,÷<di(tc)a+r+ta(kn)a+kru(ma)=teach-talk-room>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lecture-room of F.|[B­F] 	¾
diartcustu,÷<di(tc)a+r+tcu(re)+stu(ci)=teaching-picture-story>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is an educational-*comic about V by S.|[B­VS] 	¾
diathermi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *diathermy, heating of internal parts of the body.|[B­] 	¾
dic,÷<ditca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ditca, teach.*| 	¾
dicbuu,÷<di(t)c(a)+bu(kc)u=teach-book>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *textbook about subject N by K.|[B­NK] 	¾
dicfikco,÷<di(t)c(a)+fikco=teach-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a *parable of/about V by S.|[B­VS] 	¾
dicfoa,÷<di(t)c(a)+fo(rm)a=teach-form>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *teaching-*method of K in class N|[B­KN] 	¾
dichea,÷<di(t)c(a)+he(lb)a=teach-help>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K is a *teacher's-*aide/*teaching-*assistant for teacher D in subject/class N|[K­DN] 	¾
dicine,÷<di+ci+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it/*they/*him/*her/*them-sub-one, an ordered var.|[B­VS] 	¾„(ms)|*w-sub-1 an ordered variable, math.|¾
diclae,÷<di(t)c(a)+la(rt)e=teach-art>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|V is *teacher-training/*education, as in College of Education.|[V­] 	¾
dicrui,÷<di(t)c(a)+ru(ln)i=teach-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.3¾„(1n)|V is a *precept.|[V­] 	¾
dictaa,÷<di(t)c(a)+ta(kn)a=teach-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *lecture/*teach D about subject V, as a professor ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾
die,÷<dipri>|¿|LW|SLR '90 15+¾„(h)|*dear/*darling/*precious, etc., an attitudinal indicating love/intimacy; part of the series 'rie/kae/nue/fie/die', q.v.; always used after a designation/vocative. E.g., 'Meris, Die'  ' Mary, Dear' used as the salutation of a letter. (DIE).| 	¾
dierhesi,÷<Gr.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *diaeresis/*dieresis, a mark ¨ to indicate vowels are to be pronounced separately.|[B­] 	¾
diesheli,÷<Name:Diesel>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*diesel, pert. to ‹ motors and fuel.|[B­] 	¾„(1)|B is a *diesel, a type of internal-combustion motor.|¾
dii,÷<dilri>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*in_the_*name-of/for-the-*sake-of/in-*place-of<, before designations (PA).>.| 	¾„(pp)|*for/on_*behalf-of/in-order-to-helpŠ , before designations (PA).|¾„(pp)|on the-*part/*account of<, before designations (PA).>.|¾„(af)|a combining form of disri, decide.*|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*why?/for-*whom?/on-behalf-of-*whom? ‹ a question of who's represented.|¾
diicko,÷<di(sr)i+cko(zu)=decision-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.2¾„(a)|*deciding/*decisive, pertaining to that which decides.|[N­PV] 	¾„(3v)|N causes *decision P by V.|¾
dil,÷<dilri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dilri, represent.*| 	¾
dilgai,÷<dil(ri)+ga(rn)i=represent-government>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(a)|*republican.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K (representatives) *govern D (the populace).|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *republic, a polity so governed.|¾
dilgaifundi,÷<dil(ri)+ga(rn)i+fundi=represent-government-prefer>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(1)|K is a *republican, one who favors republican government.|[K­] 	¾
dilgru,÷<dil(ri)+gru(pa)=representatives-group>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.5¾„(3n)|B is a *congress/*council/*board of state/organisation F with remit P, any meeting of representatives.|[B­FP] 	¾
dilko,÷¿÷<3/6F delicat; 4/9R dielikatn-yi; 3/7E delicate; 3/7S delicad-o; 2/5H komal; 3/8C jiao nen>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3a)|B is *delicate/*subtle/*pleasing to D in quality N.|[B­DN] 	¾„(n)|*delicacy, a delicate thing.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*coarse/*indelicate.|¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*appreciateŠfor its delicate quality.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*appreciative/*cultivated/*refined/*sensitive, of delicacy, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *delicacy/*subtlety, a ‹ behaviour.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*appreciation, of delicate qualities.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*refinement, prop. of being ­ed.|¾Used in: dilkybii; dilkynitci; nordilko; ¾
dilkybii,÷<dilk(o)+y+bi(lt)i=delicately-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.2¾„(2a)|G is more *exquisite than J.|[G­J] 	¾
dilkynitci,÷<dilk(o)+y+nitci=delicate-neat>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(2a)|G is more *dainty than J.|[G­J] 	¾
dilri,÷dil ¿÷<4/5C dai li; 4/5J dairi; 2/9E represent; 2/9R priedstav-lyat>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|an *agent/ *representative of absent person(s)Šin matter/situationŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *represent person(s) D in matter/situation V|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *representation, general, a spec. act.|¾Used in: dilgai; dilgaifundi; dilgru; diltia; gundilri; lardilri; lildilri; poldilri; predydilri; ¾
diltia,÷<dil(ri)+ti(sr)a=represent-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(4v)|K *delegate/*deputize D to do V for P.|[K­DVP] 	¾„(a)|*delegating/*deputizing (Što doŠforŠ), pertaining to the act.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*delegate/*deputy (byŠto doŠforŠ), the one ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *delegation/*deputizing (Što doŠforŠ).|¾
dinhosauri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *dinosaur, an extinct reptile.|[B­] 	¾
dio,÷<dirco>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of dirco, direction.*| 	¾„(pp)|Destinations/Receivers, case tag.*.|¾
dioble,÷<di(rc)o+ble(ka)=direction-look>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *look-at B.|[K­B] 	¾
dionrenmao,÷<di(rc)o+n+ren(ro)+ma(dz)o=direction-throw-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *fire/*shoot weapon B at D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*shot (by weaponŠfired byŠ), describing a thing or person shot at.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shot (byŠatŠ), describing a weapon.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *shot/*shooting/*discharge (of a weapon).|¾
dionreo,÷<di(rc)o+n+re(nr)o=direction-throw>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *fire/*shoot bullet/projectile B at D(non-intentional, of a weapon).|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|a *target.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|a *bullet/*projectile shot byŠatŠ|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *shot/*shooting/*discharge (of a projectile).|¾
diotro,÷<di(rc)o+tro(li)=direction-control>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.5¾„(4v)|K *steer D in direction/course V with mechanism B.|[K­DVB] 	¾„(n)|*helmsman/*steersman.|¾
dip,÷<dipri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dipri, dear.*| 	¾
dipfio,÷<dip(ri)+fi(lm)o=dear-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K is *fond-of D/feel-*affection-forŠ/feels-thatŠis dear/precious.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*affectionate/*fond-of, of those who feel ­ion.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *affection/*fondness, a spec. state of feeling.|¾
dipkeu,÷<dip(ri)+ke(rj)u=dear-care>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(n)|a *treasurer, one who keeps a treasure.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *cherish (es) D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *treasure, that which is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cherished, conv. of cherish.|¾
dipmou,÷<dip(ri)+mo(rd)u=dear-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|G is *dearer/more *dear/*precious to D than J is to D.|[G­DJD] 	¾
dipri,÷dip ¿÷<3/3E dear; 2/3G lieb; 3/7H priytam; 3/7R dorogoi; 2/5S querid-o; 2/8C chen ai di>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|D is *dear/*precious to K.|[D­K] 	¾„(a)|*dear/*darling/*precious, dear/precious toŠ|¾„(n)|a *dear/*darling, a precious/dear thing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*preciousness, a quality of being dear.|¾Used in: dipfio; dipkeu; dipmou; ¾
dir,÷<dirco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dirco, direction.*| 	¾
dirco,÷dir dio ¿÷<3/4H disha; 3/5S dirig-ir; 3/5F dirig-er; 3/7E direction>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|in-*directionŠfromŠ/*towardŠfromŠ, of places/objects.|[N­DS] 	¾„(3v)|N is in-*direction/the-*direction-of D from S.|¾«le nordi ga ‹ da„»(ph)|da is to/*toward the north.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*direction-(ofŠfromŠ), as in 'north is a direction'.|¾Used in: basdiokonte; damdio; dioble; dionrenmao; dionreo; diotro; dirdonpeu; dirdou; dirdurpua; dirgoi; dirjao; dirkaa; dirtia; dirtolmai; dirtolpae; dirtolsio; fordiobalma; fordiokurfa; fredio; fredirdou; fredirgoi; fredirkamymao; fredirsea; gandio; gandirtia; gozdio; gubdiocko; gubdircea; gubdirmao; kasdio; lezdio; nazgozdio; paldio; pasgozdio; pridio; pridiokrani; pridirgoi; ricdio; tandio; terdirkai; zvodio; ¾
dirdonpeu,÷<dir(co)+don(su)+pe(rn)u=direction-give-person>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *batman/landing signaller of flight installation F|[K­F] 	¾
dirdou,÷<dir(co)+do(ns)u=direction-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *compass, a device for giving directions|[B­] 	¾
dirdurpua,÷<dir(co)+dur(zo)+pu(rd)a=direction-do-word>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *directional-verb, incorporating pronominal references in its motion|[B­] 	¾
dirgoi,÷<dir(co)+go(dz)i=direction-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *go-toward D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
dirjao,÷<dir(co)+ja(gl)o=direction-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|N is the *bearing/(angular)-*direction of D from S.|[N­DS] 	¾
dirkaa,÷<dir(co)+ka(ml)a=direction-come>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *go-away-from S to D.|[K­SD] 	¾
dirlu,÷dru ¿÷<3/3C diu; 2/3E lose; 2/6G verlier-en>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *lose B, a person/thing.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *loss, that which is lost, conv. of lose.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*lost, of lost things, conv. of lose.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *loss, an event of ­ing a person/thing.|¾Used in: bildru; bludru; bludrumalbi; cuidru; drudou; drukra; kacdru; kladydru; koldru; lufdru; nurveldru; ruadru; spodru; trecydru; ¾
dirtia,÷<dir(co)+ti(sr)a=direction-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 2.8¾„(3v)|K *aim/*orient B at D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*target/*goal, the thing ­ed at.|¾
dirtolmai,÷<dir(co)+t(r)ol(i)+ma(tc)i=direction-control-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *steering-mechanism of vessel/vehicle S.|[B­S] 	¾
dirtolpae,÷<dir(co)+t(r)ol(i)+pa(tc)e=direction-control-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.9¾„(2n)|K is a *helm/*tiller/*steering-wheel of S.|[K­S] 	¾
dirtolsio,÷<dir(co)+t(r)ol(i)+si(st)o=direction-control-system>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *steering-system of device/vehicle F|[B­F] 	¾
dis,÷<disri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of disri, decide.*| 	¾
disfiu,÷<dis(ri)+fi(br)u=decide-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *weak-willed about V in circumstances N.|[K­VN] 	¾
disflo,÷<dis(ri)+fo/l(ma)=decision-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.2¾„(1)|K is *decisive, one good at deciding.|[K­] 	¾
disfro,÷<dis(ri)+fo/r(li)=decide-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *strong-willed about V in circumstances N.|[K­VN] 	¾
disgalsia,÷<dis(ri)+ga(n)l(i)+si(tf)a=decide-organization-location>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM/JRK '91 2.5¾„(3n)|B is an *office (room) occupied by K in (organization) S.|[B­KS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *office-worker.|¾
disgru,÷<dis(ri)+gru(pa)=decision-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/SLR '89 7+¾„(1v)|F is a *council, convened to make decisions e.g. La Purtia Disgru,|[F­] 	¾
diskeo,÷<dis(ri)+(c)ke(m)o=decide-time>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '86 5.0¾„(2n)|N is *crisis, a turning point of situation V.|[N­V] 	¾„(a)|*critical, pertaining to a crisis.|¾
dislu,÷diu ¿÷<4/6S discut-ir; 3/4C i luen; 3/6E discuss; 3/6F discut-er>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(n)|a *discussant/*speaker, one participating in a discussion.|[K­VK] 	¾„(3v)|K *discuss/*talk-about topic V with K.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *topic/*subject/*theme, of a discussion, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *discussion, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: fildiu; fomdiu; kendiu; takdiu; togdiu; zavbivdiu; ¾
disprrosio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *dysprosium, element 66 (Dy).|[B­] 	¾
disri,÷dis dii ¿÷<4/6E decide; 3/5S decid-ir; 3/5F decid-er; 3/7C ding guei>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *decision-maker/*official, one who decides.|[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K *decide-(to-do) V about N.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *decision, a conclusion reached by ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *decision, an act of deciding.|¾Used in: diicko; disfiu; disflo; disfro; disgalsia; disgru; diskeo; fucdurdii; fucveidii; furkaodii; kledii; normuvdii; sildii; ¾
dit,÷<ditka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ditka, bite.*| 	¾
ditbongu,÷<dit(ka)+bongu=bite-bones>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *jaw of animal/person S.|[B­S] 	¾
ditca,÷dic dia ¿÷<3/4E teach; 2/3R uch-it; 3/5C jiao; 2/5G zeig-en>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *instructor/*teacher, one who teaches.|[K­ND] 	¾„(3v)|K *teach/*instruct subject N to D.|¾«fu‹„»(a)|*docile/*teachable, teachable, conv. of teach, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *subject, of instruction, conv. of teach.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *instruction, a spec. act of *teaching.|¾Used in: bivdia; diarcei; diartaakru; diartcustu; dicbuu; dicfikco; dicfoa; dichea; diclae; dicrui; dictaa; fomdia; fomnurdia; furdia; gandia; jundia; kridia; lidydia; logdia; nurdia; rornurdia; ¾
ditka,÷dit ¿÷<2/3H kat-na; 3/5C jiao; 2/4E bite; 2/4J kamu>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(3v)|K *bite-(into) D on/at locus S.|[K­DS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bitten, conv. of bite.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bite, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: cluditka; cmaditka; ditbongu; ditsia; ditysonmao; ¾
ditsia,÷<dit(ka)+si(tf)a=bite-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|V is a *bite, a bitten-place suffered by D.|[V­D] 	¾
ditysonmao,÷<dit(ka)+y+son(da)+ma(dz)o=bite-sound-make>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *snap-at D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾
diu,÷<dislu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dislu, discuss.*| 	¾
dja,÷<djano>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djano, know.*| 	¾
djabasni,÷<dja(no)+basni=know-below>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7.4¾„(a)|*metaphysical, assumed real byŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *metaphysic of F, first principles ofŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*metaphysics of (people, system)Š|¾
djabasysensi,÷<dja(no)+bas(ni)+y+sensi=know-base-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 7.5¾„(a)|*metaphysical, pert. to scientific metaphysics.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is a science of *metaphysics, a metaphysical law/principle.|¾
djabasysesmao,÷<dja(no)+bas(ni)+y+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=know-base-science-make>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|K is a *metaphysician.|[K­] 	¾
djabeo,÷<dja(no)+be(gc)o=know(ledge)-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.9¾„(3v)|K *interrogate/*inquire-of D about subject V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inquiry/*interrogation (ofŠon subjectŠ), a specific instance.|¾
djacea,÷<dja(no)+ce(nj)a=know-become>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *learn/*become-*knowledgeable about N from S|[K­NS] 	¾
djacue,÷<dja(no)+cu(ts)e=know-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *say/*claim/*purport-to-know N is true of B.|[K­NB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *claim/*proposition, a thing ­ed to be known true.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*claim, an act of ­ing to knowŠ|¾
djadaa,÷<dja(no)+da(nz)a=know-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.3¾„(2n)|K is *curious about V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *curiosity, an object of ‹.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*curiosity, property of being ‹.|¾
djadaacko,÷<dja(no)+da(nz)a+cko(zu)=know-desire-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/RAM '87 2.5¾„(3v)|N make D *curious about V (situation).|[N­DV] 	¾
djadazmao,÷<dja(no)+da(n)z(a)+ma(dz)o=know-desire-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(3v)|K make D *curious about V (deliberate).|[K­DV] 	¾
djadazycea,÷<dja(no)+da(n)z(a)+y+ce(nj)a=know-desire-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(2v)|K become *curious about D.|[K­D] 	¾
djadou,÷<dja(no)+do(ns)u=knowledge-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *inform/*tell/*acquaint D of/that V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|an *informant, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|some *information, a spec. item.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an/some *information, an act of ­ing.|¾
djafro,÷<dja(no)+fo/r(li)=know-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(n)|a *scholar, one who is learned.|[G­BJ] 	¾„(3a)|G is more *learned/scholarly in field(s) B than J.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*learning/*scholarship, mass term of states. V (G­BJ)|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*learnedness/*scholarship, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a state/condition of *learnedness/*learning/*scholarship.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *learnedness/*scholarship, a spec. property.|¾
djano,÷dja ¿÷<2/2E know; 3/3H jan-na; 4/5C j dao>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*knowing, pert. to one who knows.|[D­NV] 	¾„(3v)|D *know-(that)/*believe-a-true-thing N about V.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*known/*knowable, as of phenomena.|¾«lo fu ‹„»(n)|(the)-*known, mass term.|¾«no fu ‹„»(a)|*unknown, of which nothing is known.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unknown-to, incomplete conv. form.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *knowledge, a spec. known thing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*knowable, as of knowledge.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *knowledge, a property of knowing.|¾Used in: banynurdja; djabasni; djabasysensi; djabasysesmao; djabeo; djacea; djacue; djadaa; djadaacko; djadazmao; djadazycea; djadou; djafro; djanursumdou; djanursumji; djasensi; djasesmao; djasio; djasocysensi; dridja; duodja; faldjalei; feodja; fiudja; fledjadou; foldja; foldjacea; foldjamao; fomdjatua; furdjasei; gubdja; kaidja; kaldja; kledja; kleviadja; kuodja; kusdjacea; kusdjamao; leudja; nerdja; nordja; nordjafia; nordjafiacko; nordjafircea; nordjafirmao; nordjakri; norfomdjatua; paodja; pebdja; perdja; plidja; saadja; saodja; siodja; smidjadou; spedja; sudnysiodja; viadja; ¾
djanursumdou,÷<dja(no)+nur+sum(ji)+do(ns)u=knowledge-addend-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.9¾„(2v)|K *contribute to the knowledge of N.|[K­N] 	¾„(n)|a *contributor.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific act of *contribution.|¾
djanursumji,÷<dja(no)+nur+sumji=knowledge-addend>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.9¾„(2n)|V is a *contribution to the knowledge of N.|[V­N] 	¾
djasensi,÷<dja(no)+sensi=knowledge-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 3.3¾„(a)|*epistemological, pert. to epistemology.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is a science of *epistemology, the study of the nature and grounds of knowledge.|¾
djasesmao,÷<dja(no)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=philosophy-maker>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 3.3¾„(1n)|K is a *epistomologist.|[K­] 	¾
djasio,÷<dja(no)+si(st)o=knowledge-system>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(1n)|N is a *discipline/*subject, knowledge system.|[N­] 	¾
djasocysensi,÷<dja(no)+soc(li)+y+sensi=know-social-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N is a *sociological fact/law/principle about human knowing.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *sociology of knowledge.|¾
dje,÷<djela>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djela, well.*| 	¾
djela,÷dje jel ¿÷<2/3E well; 4/8C jien kang; 2/5J jobu-na>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2a)|G is *healthier than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*fit/*healthy/*well, healthier thanŠ |¾«‹ prase!„»(ph)|*Stay-well!, a common valediction.|¾«Ei tu ‹ ?„»(ph)|*How-do-you-*feel?/Are-you-*well?/How-are-you? (literal sense) |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unwell, less well than, conv. healthy. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*fitness/*health, a state of good health. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *illness/*sickness, a spec. state of being ill. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*healthiness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: foldje; jelbii; jelcea; jelcko; jelcti; jelctiveo; jelfio; jelfiu; jelfro; jelmao; jelredro; jelrizgru; jelstocko; nordje; nurdje; vinynurdje; ¾
djesi,÷¿÷<5/8F digestion; 4/7E digest; 4/9S digestion; 3/7G digerier-en; 4/10R digiestiya; 2/7C syiao hua>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.2¾„(2v)|K *digest D.|[K­D] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(n)|*indigestable, neg. of digestable.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*digestable, can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*digestion, a process of ­ing.|¾«po no nu ‹„»(n)|an *indigestion, a spec. state.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*digestability, a property.|¾
djeta,÷jet ¿÷<3/3E debt; 3/3F dette; 3/4C jai; 3/5S deuda; 3/5G debet; 3/7R diebiet>|¿|66% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*indebted/*owing, incomplete form.|[K­CDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *owe C to D for loan/service S.|¾„(n)|a *debtor, one who owesŠtoŠforŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *creditor, one who is owedŠbyŠ, conv.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*due, owed, conv. of oweŠtoŠforŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *debt/*indebtedness, thing/sum owed, conv. of owe.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *indebtedness/in-*debt, a state of owing.|¾Used in: fanjetlei; grujetpre; gunjetcai; jetcea; jetmao; jetprali; jetsti; jetyralrao; kakdjeta; nurjetcue; ¾
dji,÷<djine>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djine, join.*| 	¾
djicea,÷<dji(ne)+ce(nj)a=join-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.8¾„(3v)|K *join D at joint P, become joined.|[K­DP] 	¾
djifoa,÷<dji(ne)+fo(rm)a=join-form>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.8¾„(n)|an *affix (Loglan), a combining form of a predicate.|[V­BN] 	¾„(3n)|V is a combining-form of B in context(s) N.*|¾
djigru,÷<dji(ne)+gru(pa)=join-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|F is a *union/*confederacy/*confederation of members/groups B.|[F­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *member of union/confederationŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*confederate, member of a Š.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *union/*confederation, state of being a Š|¾
djikao,÷<dji(ne)+ka(kt)o=joint-actor>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(a)|*allied, of one who is an ally ofŠ|[K­DVP] 	¾„(v)|*ally/*join withŠin actionŠ|¾„(4n)|K is an *ally of D in doing V for cause/goal P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alliance, a state of being allied toŠ|¾
djikaosei,÷<dji(ne)+ka(kt)o+se(tc)i=join-act-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|F is an *alliance of allies B for cause/goal P.|[F­BP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *ally/*member of an alliance.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alliance, a state of being an alliance.|¾
djimao,÷<dji(ne)+ma(dz)o=join-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(4v)|K *connect/*join/*unite/*fasten/*attach B to D with V.|[K­BDV] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *fastener, something used for ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *attachment, something which can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *connection/*fastening/*attachment, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
djine,÷dji ¿÷<4/4C jie; 4/5E join; 2/4H jor-na; 3/7R soiedin-iat; 2/7G verbind-en>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*connect/*unite-with/*join partŠatŠ|[D­DB] 	¾„(3v)|D *join/be joined to D at B.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *junction/*meeting, place of joining ofŠandŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *connectedness/*union, a state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *connectedness(n), a spec. property.|¾Used in: bardji; djicea; djifoa; djigru; djikao; djikaosei; djimao; djipai; djipua; djisei; djiseicea; djiseicko; djiseimao; djisia; famdjimao; fitydji; fitydjidua; goidji; hanydji; kocdjicea; lekdjisia; lufbardji; midbardji; midtuedji; murdji; oksiydji; spadji; tuedji; vladji; ¾
djipai,÷<dji(ne)+pa(rt)i=join-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *connector/*coupler/*coupling/*link/*joiner between/among F.|[B­F] 	¾
djipo,÷jip jio ¿÷<4/5J juyo-na; 4/7C jong yao; 3/6S import-ar; 2/6E import; 2/6F important>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|V is *important/*significant/*meaningful/*matters to D in respect N.|[V­DN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*important/*significant/*meaningful aspect, toŠ, ofŠ|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unimportant/*insignificant/*petty/*trivial, neg. of significant.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *importance/*significance, a spec. property.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *unimportance/*insignificance, a spec. property.|¾Used in: hisyjio; jiorpeu; jipcea; jipmao; jipmou; jipsii; jipsiimro; norjio; norjiotaa; pebyjio; perjiokri; seljio; ¾
djipua,÷<dji(ne)+pu(rd)a=join-word>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *connective/*conjunction of language F.|[B­F] 	¾
djisei,÷<dji(ne)+se(tc)i=joined-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2n)|F is a *combination/(joined)-*set of elements B.|[F­B] 	¾
djiseicea,÷<dji(ne)+se(tc)i+ce(nj)a=join-set-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|B *combine into F, cause unspecified.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *combination, a product of ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *combination, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
djiseicko,÷<dji(ne)+se(tc)i+cko(zu)=join-set-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3v)|N *combine B into F, nonintentional.|[N­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *combiner, that which combines something.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *combination (n), a product of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *combination (n), an event of ­ingŠintoŠ|¾
djiseimao,÷<dji(ne)+se(tc)i+ma(dz)o=join-set-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *combine B into F, intentional.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *combiner, one who combines something.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *combination, a product of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *combination, an act of ­ingŠintoŠ|¾
djisia,÷<dji(ne)+si(tf)a=joined-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(2n)|N is a *joint/*connection/*junction, joined-place in/of B.|[N­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*jointed, of that which has joints.|¾
djitu,÷jit jiu ¿÷<3/4G dicht; 3/5C jien; 2/4E tight; 2/5R tugoi>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2a)|B is *tight/*snug on F.|[B­F] 	¾«no ‹„»(a)|*loose, neg. of tight onŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tightness/*snugness, a spec. state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tightness, a spec. property.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|a *looseness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: jitcea; jitflomao; jitkua; jitmao; jitpantu; jitsea; jitvelfoa; jitvelfomduo; jiucko; jiuklo; jiurjua; jiurtorni; nurjiu; nurjiucko; nurjiumao; ¾
djo,÷<djori>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djori, member*| 	¾
djocea,÷<djo(ri)+ce(nj)a=member-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *enlistee/*joiner/*member ofŠ, one who ­s himself.|[K­F] 	¾„(2v)|K *join/*enlists/become-a-member of group F.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*enlistment, an act of ­ing.|¾
djofoi,÷<djo(ri)+fo(sl)i=member-force>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.6¾„(3v)|K *draft/*conscript D into F (e.g. military).|[K­DF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*draftee/*conscript.|¾
djokao,÷<djo(ri)+ka(kt)o=among-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *participate/*take-part in V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *participant, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *participation, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
djomao,÷<djo(ri)+ma(dz)o=member-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *include/*enlist/*engage D in group F, makeŠa member of groupŠ|[K­DF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *enlistee, one who is ­ed by someone.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*included, made a member/element of.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enlistment, an act of ­ing someone.|¾
djori,÷djo ¿÷<4/4H jor-na; 4/5E join; 3/6C jia ru>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(pp)|*amid/*among(st), is included among/a member ofŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *element/*member of set/group F.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *membership, a prop. of being a member|¾Used in: bragaigrudjo; braseidjo; bukylisdjo; djocea; djofoi; djokao; djomao; grudjo; guidjo; kulgrudjo; lidgrudjo; nerdjo; nordjotaa; nurdjo; rardjo; samguidjo; seidjo; sicdjo; teidjo; tradjo; tradjocue; ¾
djoso,÷jos ¿÷<2/2E sew; 2/3S cos-er; 2/5C i jen; 2/7R stiezhok>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(3v)|K *sew/*stitch B to/onto P.|[K­BP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *sewing, a spec. act/event.|¾Used in: bierfodydjoso; josmai; josmao; josynakso; sanydjoso; totyciedjoso; ¾
djoto,÷¿÷<2/2E toe; 5/10C jiao j tou>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *toe of S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: djotyhonkeu; djotyhorno; ¾
djotyhonkeu,÷<djot(o)+y+ho(r)n(o)+ke(rj)u=toe-horn-care(r)>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *pedicure D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)| a *pedicurist.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *pedicure.|¾
djotyhorno,÷<djot(o)+y+horno=toe-horn>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *toenail of S.|[B­S] 	¾
dju,÷<djudi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djudi, judge.*| 	¾
djucue,÷<dju(di)+cu(ts)e=bad-behaviour-say>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *criticize D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*critical ofŠforŠ‹ pertaining to ­ism.|¾„(n)|*criticizer ofŠforŠ‹ one who ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*criticismŠforŠ- an act of ­ing.|¾
djudi,÷dju ¿÷<3/6C j tsai; 3/5E judge; 3/4R sudi-t; 2/8H nyayadhish>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *judge/*assess/*evaluate S to be P.|[K­SP] 	¾„(a)|*evaluative, pert. to judges.|¾„(n)|a *judge/*assessor, one who judges.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *evaluation/*judgment, a result of ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *evaluation/*judgment, an act/process of ­ing.|¾Used in: biudju; cmedju; djucue; djugru; djukai; djusia; djuspa; dredju; dredjumou; genydjubeo; lildju; lildjusia; nordredju; paodju; pebtiadju; taodju; vaudju; ¾
djugru,÷<dju(di)+gru(pa)=judging-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *council/*jury/*judging-group of group/community F.|[B­F] 	¾«rari ‹„»(ph)|a/the supreme court ofŠ * |¾
djukai,÷<dju(di)+ka(tl)i=judge-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|DB/JCB/RAM '83 2.2¾„(1n)|N is *judgment, the ability to select among alternatives wisely.|[N­] 	¾
djula,÷jul ¿÷<4/4E jewel; 4/6C ju bao; 3/8H javahir; 2/4F bijou>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a *jewel/*gem in F, a precious stone.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*jewelry, mass term.|¾Used in: julcarbo; julduo; julflo; julkua; ¾
Djunguos,÷<C. jungguo>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*China, the name of the country.  | 	¾
djupo,÷jup juo ¿÷<3/3C ju; 2/5J shiji; 2/5F support-er; 2/6E support>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|a *support/*supporter, a supporting thing/person.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *support D with/by-providing N.|¾„(a)|*dependable, support (q.v.)Šin/byŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|means of *support.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *support, an event/process of ­ing.|¾Used in: cmenornurjuo; donjuo; fanjuo; filjuo; fraclijuo; ganjuo; hozdyjuo; jupkingoi; leljuo; livnorjuo; mamclijuo; metleljuo; nurjuo; pantyjuo; rufyjuo; tcidyjuo; veirjuo; vrejuo; ¾
djusia,÷<dju(di)+si(tf)a=judge-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a *court (building) of state/nation S.|[B­S] 	¾
djuspa,÷<dju(di)+spa(si)=judge-space>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|N is a/the *province/*jurisdiction of official K.|[N­K] 	¾
do,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*him (self)/*her (self)/*them (selves)<, 4th free variable of the da-series>.| 	¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it (self)/*they, 4th free variable of the da-series.|¾
doc,÷<dotc->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dotca/e/i/o, "German".*| 	¾
docine,÷<do+ci+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it/*they/*him/*her/*them-sub-one, an ordered var.|[N­K] 	¾„(ms)|*h-sub-1 an ordered variable, math.|¾
doctaa,÷<do(t)c(a)+ta(kn)a=German-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *German-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
Doitc,÷<G. Deutsch>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*German, the ‹ language.| 	¾
Doitclant,÷<G. Deutchland>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Germany, the name of the country.  | 	¾
dolfini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *dolphin, a marine mammal.|[B­] 	¾
don,÷<donsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of donsu, give.*| 	¾
donflo,÷<don(su)+fo/l(ma)=give-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3a)|G is more *generous/*liberal than J in matter V);'a liberal helping ofŠ'.|[G­JV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|(more)-*stingy/*miserly-(thanŠin matterŠ)|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|less *generous thanŠin matterŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *generosity.|¾
donhea,÷<don(su)+he(lb)a=give-help>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(4v)|K *donate to D a *gift of C for cause P|[K­DCP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|C is a *contribution/*donation|¾
donjuo,÷<don(su)+(d)ju(p)o=gift-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K *contribute B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|*contributor, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *recipient, of a contribution.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a specific *contribution/*donation/*gift.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific act of *contribution.|¾
donlei,÷<don(su)+le(tc)i=give-let>|¿|2_Cpx|BW '83 3.4¾„(2v)|D *accept a gift from K.|[D­K] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, of a gift fromŠ|¾
donsu,÷don dou ¿÷<3/3S don-ar; 2/3C sung; 2/3F donn-er; 3/5E donate; 2/4H dena>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *give/*donate B to D|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *donor/*giver, one who gives.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*receive/be-*given gift/present/donationŠfromŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *recipient, a receiver of a gift, 2nd conv. of give.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *gift/*present/*donation, a gift, conv. of give.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *donation, an act of ­ing.|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|*receipt, of a gift fromŠ|¾Used in: anhestesiydou; bancydou; begdou; begfurdou; begnordou; ckodou; cmidou; ctidou; dasdou; dirdonpeu; dirdou; djadou; djanursumdou; donflo; donhea; donjuo; donlei; drudou; duonruldou; fandou; fizfomdou; fledjadou; fomdou; fomgubdou; fredirdou; furdonbeo; furdoncue; furdonsandou; furdonsandou; furdou; garkapmydou; gradou; grarisdou; graviedou; gusdou; handou; hapdou; kafkeodou; kalseldou; koldoncti; koldou; larfomdou; letpredou; livdou; livsacdonsu; madsandou; merdou; metfomdou; mipdou; mocdou; mordondai; mordou; mornurdou; movdontaa; movdou; mucdou; namdou; nampredou; norduoruldou; norkafdou; normuvfucdou; nurberdou; nurmoudou; pacdou; plidou; pludou; pubdonvei; puldou; purdou; razdou; rirgyviudou; risdou; ruardou; sacdou; sacysifdou; seldou; selmucdou; sifdou; smidjadou; socysifdou; spalivdou; srodou; stocmedou; suvdou; tamdou; tcidydou; tcorydou; tcorynurdongru; tcorynurdou; tcudou; togdou; tolnurdou; trudou; tsenordridou; tserazdou; vidsacdonsu; ¾
dor,÷<dorja>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dorja, war.*| 	¾
dorbougru,÷<dor(ja)+bo(ts)u+gru(pa)=war-boat-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(2n)|F is a *fleet of country/force S.|[F­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *navy of polityŠ|¾
dorbremao,÷<dor(ja)+bre(di)+ma(dz)o=war-ready-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(2v)|K *fortify/*mobilize D in preparation for war.|[K­D] 	¾
dorcli,÷<dor(ja)+cli(ka)=war-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.4¾„(a)|*belligerent, fig., bellicose.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *war-like/*militant/*martial/*bellicose than J.|¾„(a)|more *war-like/*militant/*martial/*bellicose thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*bellicosity/*belligerence/*militancy, a spec. property.|¾
dorduo,÷<dor(ja)+du(rz)o=war-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2v)|K *battle/*war+(with) K.|[K­K] 	¾„(n)|a *battler, one who battles.|¾
dorflegru,÷<dor(ja)+fle(ti)+gru(pa)=war-fly-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(2n)|F is an *air-force of country/force S.|[F­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *air-force of polityŠ|¾
dorgau,÷<dor(ja)+ga(nc)u=war-win>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(n)|a *conquerer/*vanquisher/*victor, one who ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *vanquish/*conquer/*defeat D in war V.|¾„(a)|*victorious/*conquering, of vanquishers/conquerors.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*conquered/*vanquished, pertaining to those ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *conquest, a ­ed people/thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *vanquishment/*conquest/*defeat/*victory, an act of ­ing.|¾
dorhaa,÷<dor(ja)+ha(sf)a=war-house>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *fort/*fortress of S.|[B­S] 	¾
dorja,÷dor ¿÷<2/3E war; 3/6C da jang>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *war with K over issue V.|[K­KV] 	¾«‹ larte„»(ph)|*martial-arts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *war, a spec. war withŠoverŠ|¾Used in: dorbougru; dorbremao; dorcli; dorduo; dorflegru; dorgau; dorhaa; dorkadsia; dorkamda; dorkao; dorkarti; dormao; dorsia; dortamsro; dortau; dorvei; rindorja; ¾
dorkadsia,÷<dor(ja)+ka(m)d(a)+si(tf)a=war-fight-place>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 2.4¾„(1n)|B is a *battlefield, a field of battle.|[B­] 	¾
dorkamda,÷<dor(ja)+kamda=war-fighter>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.1¾„(2n)|K is a *warrior/*fighter/*mercenary for S.|[K­S] 	¾
dorkao,÷<dor(ja)+ka(kt)o=war-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(2n)|V is an *act-of-*war against D.|[V­D] 	¾
dorkarti,÷<dor(ja)+karti=war-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *chariot (of war).|[B­] 	¾
dormao,÷<dor(ja)+ma(dz)o=war-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*belligerent, of those who make war onŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K make/wage *war on/against D.|¾„(n)|a *belligerent/*war-maker, one who makes war.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *belligerence, a spec. property.|¾
dorsia,÷<dor(ja)+si(tf)a=war-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *site (e.g. battlefield, bomb-site, etc.) of war S.|[B­S] 	¾
dortamsro,÷<dor(ja)+ta(r)m(u)+so/r(di)=war-weapon-store>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is the/an *armory of military unit S.|[B­S] 	¾
dortau,÷<dor(ja)+ta(rm)u=war-arm>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *weapon/*instrument of war.|[B­] 	¾
dorvei,÷<dor(ja)+ve(tc)i=war-event>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3n)|V is a *battle between K and K, a specific engagement.|[V­KK] 	¾
dot,÷<dotra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dotra, winter.*| 	¾
dotca,÷doc ¿÷<G deutsch>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *German language.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*German, pert. to the German language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *German language.|¾Used in: doctaa; ¾
dotce,÷doc ¿÷<G deutsch>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *German place/territory, a region inhabited by Germans.|[B­] 	¾
dotci,÷doc ¿÷<G deutsch>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is *German, a German person.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*German/*Germanic, of German origin.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *German people, mass term.|¾
dotcli,÷<dot(ra)+cli(ka)=winter-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(2a)|G is more-*wintry, like winter than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*wintriness, a spec. property.|¾
dotco,÷doc ¿÷<G deutsch>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*German, pert. to the German culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *German culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*German culture, mass term.|¾
dotfui,÷<dot(ra)+fu(tc)i=winter-after>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|V is the *springtime of year C, any *spring.|[V­C] 	¾„(a)|*vernal, pert. to spring seasons.|¾
dotra,÷dot ¿÷<2/3C dong; 3/5H jara; 2/5E winter; 2/5G winter>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|V is the *winter (time) of year C,any winter season.|[V­C] 	¾Used in: dotcli; dotfui; dotsto; ¾
dotsto,÷<dot(ra)+sto(lo)=winter-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *winter, spend-the-winter at D.|[K­D] 	¾
dou,÷<donsu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*given/(by)(per)*hypothesis/*assumption, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of donsu, give.*|¾
dra,÷<drani>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of drani, dry.*| 	¾
dracea,÷<dra(ni)+ce(nj)a=dry-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1v)|B *dry-(out), cause unspecified.|[B­] 	¾
dracko,÷<dra(ni)+cko(zu)=dry-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(n)|a *drier, that which driesŠ|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *dry/*dehydrate D, nonintentional; 'the wind dries the clothes'.|¾
draka,÷rak ¿÷<3/4E dark; 3/4R mrak; 2/4H kala; 2/4S opac-o; 2/5J kurai>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *darker, less illuminated than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*dark/*darkness, a state/condition of ­ness.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*darkness, a spec. quality of being dark.|¾Used in: rakcea; rakcko; rakmao; raknurfasli; soldraka; solrakcea; ¾
drala,÷¿÷<dralu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a female *dragon.|[B­] 	¾
drale,÷¿÷<dralu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.4¾„(1n)|G is more *dragon-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
dralI,÷¿÷<dralu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an infant *dragon.|[B­] 	¾
dralo,÷¿÷<dralu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a male *dragon.|[B­] 	¾
dralu,÷¿÷<2/3C-lung;3/5F-dragon;3/5G-Drache;3/6R-drakoy;3/6S-dragon/3/6E-dragon>|¿|43% C_Prim|JCB '90 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a generic *dragon.|[B­] 	¾
dramao,÷<dra(ni)+ma(dz)o=dry-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *dry/*dehydrate D by/with V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *drier, one who driesŠ|¾
dramonbia,÷<dra(ni)+mon(ca)+bi(ts)a=dry-valley>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *gulley/dry bed of stream S.|[B­S] 	¾
drani,÷dra ¿÷<4/4E dry; 2/3C gan; 2/5J kanso>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*arid/*dry, drier thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *drier than J.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dryness/*aridity, a spec. state of dryness.|¾Used in: dracea; dracko; dramao; dramonbia; draraa; drarua; draruabie; drasatro; drasoa; drasonpro; drastaga; ¾
drara,÷¿÷<3/4E drawer; 2/4H khana; 3/6F tiroir>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.1¾„(2n)|B is a *drawer of S, a sliding compartment for storage.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: drarycai; nurdrara; ¾
draraa,÷<dra(ni)+(g)ra(s)a=dry-grass>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.2¾„(1n)|B is *hay, grass or other plants cut and dried for fodder.|[B­] 	¾
drarua,÷<dra(ni)+ru(tm)a=dry-way>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *sidewalk/*pavement, a raised footpath along street/road F.|[B­F] 	¾
draruabie,÷<dra(ni)+ru(tm)a+bi(dj)e=dry-route-edge>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *curb/*kerb of sidewalk/raised footpath F.|[B­F] 	¾
drarycai,÷<drar(a)+y+ca(nl)i=drawer-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *drawerful/*drawer (quantity) of B.|[C­B] 	¾
drasatro,÷<dra(ni)+satro=dry-rub>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(2v)|K *wipe (s) D, to remove/absorb liquid.|[K­D] 	¾
drasoa,÷<dra(ni)+so(nd)a=dry-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|V is a *rustle of B.|[V­B] 	¾
drasonpro,÷<dra(ni)+son(da)+pro(ju)=dry-sound-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1v)|K *rustle.|[K­] 	¾
drastaga,÷<dra(ni)+staga=dry-stalk>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *straw of plant S.|[B­S] 	¾
dre,÷<dreti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dreti, correct.*| 	¾
drecankri,÷<dre(ti)+(t)can(e)+kri(do)=correct-chance-believe(guess)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *divine/*guess-rightly that N is true of V.|[K­NV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *divination, an act of correct guessing.|¾
dredju,÷<dre(ti)+dju(di)=correctly-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3a)|K is *just/*fair to D in affair/matter V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*justice/*fairness, mass term of being just.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*justice/*justness/*fairness, mass property of being just.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unjust/*unfair, neg. of just toŠinŠ|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *injustice/*unfairness, an act of being unfair.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *injustice/*unfairness, to persons, a property.|¾
dredjumou,÷<dre(ti)+dju(di)+mo(rd)u=right-judge-more>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(5a)|G is more *just/*fair to D than J is to D in dealings V.|[G­DJDV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unjust/*unfair, conv. of fairer thanŠinŠ|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *injustice/*unfairness, being less just thanŠ|¾
drekao,÷<dre(ti)+ka(kt)o=right-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *act-properly/do-the-*right-thing in action/circumstance V|[K­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an occasion of *right action, e.g. strive to do right.|¾
dreleasri,÷<dre(ti)+le(tr)a+sri(te)=correct-letters-write>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|K *spell D (in writing).|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*spelling/*orthography, mass term.|¾
dremao,÷<dre(ti)+ma(dz)o=correct-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(4v)|K *correct s B by changing element S to P.|[K­BSP] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)| a *correction, the element actually changed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*corrected, having all errors removed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *correction, a corrected thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *correction, the process thereof.|¾
dremou,÷<dre(ti)+mo(rd)u=correct-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more *correct/*right/*proper than J.|[G­J] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|more *incorrect thanŠ|¾
dremoumao,÷<dre(ti)+mo(rd)u+ma(dz)o=more-correct-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2v)|K *correct/*improve D, makeŠmore correct.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *improvement/*correction, an act of ­ing.|¾
dreroi,÷<dre(ti)+(g)ro(c)i=correct-angry>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 2.0¾„(2v)|K is/are *indignant at/about V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*indignation, mass property.|¾
dreti,÷dre ¿÷<3/4C duei; 2/3H thik; 3/6E correct; 3/6S correct-o; 3/6F correct; 3/6G richtig>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*duly/*properly/*correctly.|[D­N] 	¾„(2a)|D is *correct/*right/*proper according to rule(s) N.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*improper/*incorrect/*wrong, not correct according toŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*correctness, a state of being proper.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*correctness, a property.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *incorrectness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: cildrecni; drecankri; dredju; dredjumou; drekao; dreleasri; dremao; dremou; dremoumao; dreroi; fomdreclu; gozdre; kamdre; keodre; keudre; nardre; nordredju; socdre; socdrekao; ¾
dri,÷<driki>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of driki, remember.*| 	¾
dricea,÷<dri(ki)+ce(nj)a=remember-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|D are/become *reminded of V.|[D­V] 	¾
dricia,÷<dri(ki)+ci(rn)a=remember-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|JF '83 2.6¾„(2v)|K *memorize/*learn by heart P|[K­P] 	¾
dricko,÷<dri(ki)+cko(zu)=remember-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|N *remind D of V, nonintentional cause, 'that reminds me'.|[N­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *memo(randum)/*reminder/*souvenir, a reminder toŠofŠ|¾
dricpu,÷<dri(ki)+cpu(la)=memory-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 2.6¾„(3v)|K *associate concept N with N.|[K­NN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *association (of words), spec. instance.|¾
drida,÷¿÷<4/4C di da; 3/4E drop>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *drop of liquid S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: dridypetri; ¾
dridei,÷<dri(ki)+de(nl)i=remember-day>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(3n)|V is a *holiday of people/nation F to commemorate N.|[V­FN] 	¾
dridja,÷<dri(ki)+dja(no)=remember-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K is *familiar/*acquainted with B|[K­B] 	¾
dridypetri,÷<drid(a)+y+petri=drop-distribute>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(3v)|K *sprinkle B on D.|[K­BD] 	¾
drifiu,÷<dri(ki)+fi(br)u=remember-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|K is *forgetful about V.|[K­V] 	¾
drifro,÷<dri(ki)+fo/r(li)=remember-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|K have a strong/good *memory for V.|[K­V] 	¾
driki,÷dri ¿÷<3/4C ji i; 3/5E recall; 2/5J kioku-suru; 2/6G erinner-n>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *remember/*recall/*recollect V about F.|[K­VF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *recollection/*remembrance, that which is recalled.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *memory/*recall/*recollection, an act/state of remembering.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *memory, a property of one who remembers.|¾Used in: dricea; dricia; dricko; dricpu; dridei; dridja; drifiu; drifro; driklipu; drimao; drinurbai; drisaa; drisri; dristu; driveo; duodri; durdrifiu; foldri; fomdrisia; fucdribuu; grarisdri; hirdri; keidri; mordrivei; nordri; nornaodri; pasdribuu; perdri; seordrisia; tsenordri; tsenordridou; viadri; ¾
driklipu,÷<dri(ki)+klipu=memory-keep>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|K *memorize/*retain, hold-in-memory P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *memorization/*retention, an act/process of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *memory/*retentiveness, a property of one who memorizes.|¾
drimao,÷<dri(ki)+ma(dz)o=remember-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *remind D of N, intentional act.|[K­DN] 	¾
drinurbai,÷<dri(ki)+nur+ba(lc)i=remember-built>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(3n)|B is a *monument to the memory of S for deed V.|[B­SV] 	¾
drisaa,÷<dri(ki)+sa(np)a=remember-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(4n)|B is a *memorial from S to D for situation V.|[B­SDV] 	¾
drisri,÷<dri(ki)+sri(te)=remember-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(4v)|K *jot-down/make-a-*note P about V in/on S.|[K­PVS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *jotting/*note, a note to help remember.|¾
dristu,÷<dri(ki)+stu(ci)=remember-story>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *memoir/*reminiscence/*recollection about V.|[B­V] 	¾
driveo,÷<dri(ki)+ve(sl)o=memory-container>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(1v)|B is *memory, as of a computer etc.|[B­] 	¾
dru,÷<dirlu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dirlu, lose.*| 	¾
drudou,÷<d(i)r(l)u+do(ns)u=lose-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(3v)|K *sacrifice D in hope of V, as a piece at chess.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *sacrifice .|¾
drukra,÷<d(i)r(l)u+kra(ku)=lose-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(2v)|K *mourn (the loss of) B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *mourning.|¾
du,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*him (self)/*her (self)/*them (selves)<, 5th free variable of the da-series>.| 	¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it (self)/*they, 5th free variable of the da-series.|¾
dua,÷<durna>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(av)|a combining form of durna, adorn.*| 	¾„(v)|*is-(does)-the-former, 1st free predicate variable.|¾
ducine,÷<du+ci+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(ms)|*q-sub-1 an ordered variable, math.| 	¾„(p)|*he/*she/*it/*they/*him/*her/*them-sub-one, an ordered var.|¾
dugri,÷¿÷<2/2C du; 4/5E degree; 4/5F degre; 2/5S grado>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|C is a *degree/*grade/*unit of scale/dimension S.|[C­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*graded, as of scales.|¾
dui,÷<duvri>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of duvri, discover.*| 	¾„(v)|*is-(does)-the-latter, 2nd free predicate variable.|¾
duible,÷<du(vr)i+ble(ka)=discover-look>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(n)|*explorer (ofŠ), one who ­s.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *explore system/location V.|¾«po ‹„»(2n)|an *exploration (ofŠ).|¾
dumba,÷¿÷<dumbo>|¿|D_Prim|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *elephant.|[B­] 	¾
dumbe,÷¿÷<dumbo>|¿|D_Prim|APL '95 7+¾„(2a)|G is more *elephantine/*elephant-like than J|[G­J] 	¾
dumbi,÷¿÷<dumbo>|¿|D_Prim|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *elephant.|[B­] 	¾
dumbo,÷¿÷<Swahili-for-elephant>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a male *elephant.|[B­] 	¾
dumbu,÷¿÷<dumbo>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *elephant, generic word.|[B­] 	¾
dun,÷<durna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of durna, adorn.*| 	¾
dunfoa,÷<du(r)n(a)+fo(rm)a=adornment-pattern>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 2.4¾„(2n)|N is a *fashion/*style/*mode of (clothing/adornment) B.|[N­B] 	¾
dungrasa,÷<du(r)n(a)+grasa=adorn-grass>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.8¾„(1n)|B is a *lawn.|[B­] 	¾
dunlua,÷<du(r)n(a)+(p)lu(m)a=adorn-feather>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '75 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *plume, a feather used for adornment.|[B­] 	¾
dunmao,÷<du(r)n(a)+ma(dz)o=adorn-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 2.4¾„(3v)|K *adorn/*decorate/*trim D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *decorator, one who ­es.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*decoration/*trimmings, a thing used to decorate.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*adorned/*decoratable/*decorated/*trimmed, as by persons.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adornment/*decoration, an act of ­ing.|¾
dunmui,÷<du(r)n(a)+mu(zg)i=adorn-music>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(2n)|N is a *flourish of (music/instrument) B.|[N­B] 	¾
dunraa,SEE dungrasa
duo,÷<durzo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of durzo, do.*| 	¾„(pp)|in *manner/*mode/*style, a relative operator before terms (PA).|¾„(pp)|*by-(method), a relative operator before terms (PA).|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*how?/in-what-*manner?/in-what-*way?.|¾
duobre,÷<du(rz)o+bre(di)=do-ready>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(2v)|K is *willing/*fain to do/be P.|[K­P] 	¾
duocli,÷<du(rz)o+cli(ka)=do-like>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *act-like/*imitate S in action V|[K­SV] 	¾„(n)|S is a *model/*pattern followed by K in action V|¾
duodja,÷<du(rz)o+dja(no)=do-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *know-how-to-do V/*familiar-with-procedureŠ/*used-to-procedureŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*accustomed/*familiar to/with.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*familiar, as of practices.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*familiarity, a state of being known.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *familiarity, a spec. property.|¾
duodri,÷<du(rz)o+dri(ki)=do-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *remember to do P.|[K­P] 	¾«no ‹„»(a)|*forgetful, of things to do.|¾«no ‹„»(v)|*forget/*fail to doŠ|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|a *forgetfulness, a spec. property.|¾
duodza,÷<du(rz)o+dza(bi)=do-exist>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|B *exist apparently/virtually with effect P for user K.|[B­PK] 	¾„(a)|*virtual/*apparent|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*virtuality, mass term.|¾
duokri,÷<du(rz)o+kri(do)=do-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*trusting, of one who ­s someone to do something|[D­KP] 	¾„(n)|a *believer, in someone.|¾„(3v)|D *trust/*believe/have *confidence/*faith that K will do P.|¾«no ‹„»(v)|*mistrust/*disbelieve thatŠwill doŠ|¾«no ‹„»(n)|a *disbeliever, one who mistrusts.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*mistrusted/*untrustworthy/*untrustable, byŠto doŠ, conv. form.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*trusted/*trustworthy/*trustable, byŠto doŠ, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *faith/*trust, an act of trustingŠto doŠ|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an instance of *distrust .|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*trustworthiness, a spec. property.|¾
duonrui,÷<du(rz)o+n+ru(ln)i=do-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(3n)|N is a *precept for (situation) V given by S.|[N­VS] 	¾
duonruldou,÷<du(rz)o+n+rul(ni)+do(ns)u=do-rule-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(3v)|K *prescribe N for D.|[K­ND] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *prescribing.|¾
dup,÷<dupma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dupma, dupe.*| 	¾
dupcle,÷<dup(ma)+cle(si)=guile--without>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 2.4¾„(2a)|G is more *innocent/without-*guile than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*innocence, mass property.|¾
dupcme,÷<dup(ma)+cme(ni)=deceive-money>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|P is some *counterfeit-money made by S.|[P­S] 	¾
dupcue,÷<dup(ma)+cu(ts)e=deceive-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *lie in saying V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾„(n)|a *liar, tells lieŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *falsehood, a spec. lie.|¾
dupfasli,÷<dup(ma)+fasli=deceive-face>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *disguise producing appearance N to/for observer D.|[B­ND] 	¾
dupgei,÷<dup(ma)+ge(ts)i=deceive-get>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(n)|a *con-artist/*trickster.|[K­DNV] 	¾„(4v)|K *con/*trick D into N by V, includes services|¾
dupgudtaa,÷<dup(ma)+gud(bi)+ta(kn)a=deceitful-good-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM/JRK '91 2.6¾„(3v)|K *flatter (person) D with (false praise) V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*flattering (ofŠwithŠ), of one who ­s.|¾„(n)|*flatterer (ofŠwithŠ), one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*flattery (ofŠby ­erŠ), that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*flattered (byŠwithŠ), of one who is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *flattery (ofŠwithŠ).|¾
dupherfa,÷<dup(ma)+herfa=deceive-hair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *wig/*false-beard of K, any false hairpiece.|[B­K] 	¾
dupkao,÷<dup(ma)+ka(kt)o=deceiving-actor>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *pretend/*simulate/*feign N with intent to deceive.|[K­N] 	¾„(n)|a *pretender/*impostor/*simulator, one who acts as ifŠwere true.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*pretension, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pretense/*simulation, an act of being an imposter.|¾
dupkopca,÷<dup(ma)+kopca=cheat-copy>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(2n)|B is an *imitation/*copy/*plagiarism of S.|[B­S] 	¾
dupma,÷dup ¿÷<3/3E dupe; 3/4J dama-su; 2/3C man; 2/3F dup-er; 2/5R obman>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(a)|*tricky/*deceptive/*deceitful, pert. to deceivers.|[K­DNV] 	¾„(n)|a *trickster/*deceiver, one who deceives.|¾„(4v)|K *trick/*deceive/*dupe/*put-over D in/about N by V.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *dupe, deceived person, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *trick/*deception/*deceit, a spec. act of deceiving.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*deceitfulness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: dupcle; dupcme; dupcue; dupfasli; dupgei; dupgudtaa; dupherfa; dupkao; dupkopca; dupmoo; dupnamci; dupsadji; dupseo; dupsoi; dupspu; duptaa; duptoa; dupypeu; dupyraznu; tsidupma; ¾
dupmoo,÷<dup(ma)+mo(rt)o=deceive-dead>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *play-dead/*play-possum/*feign-death to observer D for reason S.|[K­DS] 	¾
dupnamci,÷<dup(ma)+namci=deceive-name>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4n)|N is an *alias of B to D in situation V.|[N­BDV] 	¾
dupsadji,÷<dup(ma)+sadji=deceive-wise>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3a)|G is *wilier/more-*cunning/*wily about N than J.|[G­NJ] 	¾
dupseo,÷<dup(ma)+se(nt)o=deceive-holy>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|K is a (religious) *hypocrite/*holier_than-thou about N to D.|[K­ND] 	¾
dupsoi,÷<dup(ma)+so(nl)i=deceive-sleep>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *sleep-pretend/*feign-sleep to observer D for reason S.|[K­DS] 	¾
dupspu,÷<dup(ma)+spu(ro)=deceit-skill>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(3a)|K is *crafty/*cunning at deceiving D about N.|[K­DN] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *craftiness/*craft/*cunning, cunning, a spec. property.|¾
duptaa,÷<dup(ma)+ta(kn)a=deceive-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(4v)|K *lie/speak-*falsely to D about N by saying V.|[K­DNV] 	¾„(n)|*liar, lies toŠaboutŠ|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *lie aboutŠtold toŠbyŠ|¾
duptoa,÷<dup(ma)+to(kn)a=deceive-take>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K *con/*trick D out of B by V, material things|[K­DBV] 	¾„(n)|a *con-artist/*trickster.|¾
dupypeu,÷<dup(ma)+y+pe(rn)u=deceive-person>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.0¾„(1n)|K is a *knave/*rascal/*rogue/*villain.|[K­] 	¾
dupyraznu,÷<dup(ma)+y+raznu=deceive-reason>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4n)|N is a *pretense/*false-reason given by K to D for doing V.|[N­KDV] 	¾„(n)|a *con-artist/*trickster.|¾
dur,÷<durzo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of durzo, do.*| 	¾
durbeo,÷<dur(zo)+be(gc)o=do-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(n)|*petitioner, one who ­s.|[K­ND] 	¾„(3v)|K *solicit/*petition N from D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *solicitation/*petitioning.|¾
durbiesni,÷<dur(zo)+bi(dj)e+sni(re)=do-edge-near>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *intend/be-*about-to-do/on-the-*verge-of-doing P.|[K­P] 	¾
durcea,÷<dur(zo)+ce(nj)a=do-change>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *turn/*change from doing V to P.|[K­VP] 	¾
durcia,÷<dur(zo)+ci(rn)a=do-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *learn B by doing/*practice|[K­B] 	¾
durcue,÷<dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=do-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *promise/*vow-to D that/to-do V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *promise/*vow, a promised act/thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *promise/*vow, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *assurance, a state of being ­ed.|¾
durdrifiu,÷<dur(zo)+dri(ki)+fi(br)u=do-remember-weak>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|K is/are *absent-minded about doing P.|[K­P] 	¾
durfoa,÷<dur(zo)+fo(rm)a=do-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|N is a/the *way/*manner/*method/*mode/*practice/*rite/*procedure of doing P.|[N­P] 	¾
durfompli,÷<dur(zo)+fo(r)m(a)+pli(zo)=do-form-use>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *apply treatment/method/manner V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*applicable/*applied, of methods/treatments.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *application, an act of applying something.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *application, an event of being applied.|¾
durfompoi,÷<dur(zo)+fo(r)m(a)+po(rl)i=do-form-master>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(n)|a/the *conductor of (performance)Š, as of an orchestra.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *conduct, control the manner/style of D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conducting, an act of style-controlling.|¾
durgoi,÷<dur(zo)+go(dz)i=do-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(3v)|K run *errand V for D.|[K­VD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *errand (byŠforŠ).|¾
durkai,÷<dur(zo)+ka(tl)i=do-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 3.7¾„(2a)|V is *doable/*practical/*feasible under conditions N.|[V­N] 	¾
durkaimou,÷<dur(zo)+ka(tl)i+mo(rd)u=do-quality-more>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more-*practical/*deed-oriented than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*practicality, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*practicality, a spec. property.|¾
durlista,÷<dur(zo)+lista=do-list>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *program/*recipe for K, a list of things forŠto do.|[B­K] 	¾
durna,÷dun dua ¿÷<2/3S orn-ar; 2/3F orn-er; 3/5E adorn; 3/5C juang sh; 3/5R ukrash-at; 2/5H gahna>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(n)|an *adornment/*decoration/*decking/*ornament/*trimming, a spec. ornament.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v )|K *adorn/*decorate/*deck/*ornament/*trim D.|¾„(a)|*decorative/*ornamental, pert. to ornaments.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*plain/*unadorned, neg. conv. adorn.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*adorned/*decorated/*ornamented/*fancy/*decked/*trimmed, as with ornaments.|¾Used in: bardua; dejdua; dunfoa; dungrasa; dunlua; dunmao; dunmui; fagdua; fitydjidua; hasdua; hedydua; herdua; lumdua; snedua; sogdua; zvojaodua; ¾
durnortaa,÷<dur(zo)+nor+ta(kn)a=do-not-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(2v)|K *deny doing/having done V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*denial, an act of ­ing that one didŠ|¾
durnortoi,÷<dur(zo)+nor+to(gr)i=do-not-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *refuse to-do/have-done V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a a *refusal, an act of ­ing to doŠ|¾
durpozfa,÷<dur(zo)+pozfa=do-oppose>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(n)|*resister(ofŠbyŠ), one who ­s.|[K­NV] 	¾„(3v)|K *resist (force) N by V.|¾„(a)|*resisting/*stubborn, of that which/one who ­s doingŠ|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*irresistible, incapable of being ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*resistible/*resisted (byŠin mannerŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *resistance/*stubbornness (ofŠin mannerŠ).|¾
dursio,÷<dur(zo)+si(st)o=do-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|S is a *program/*programme to accomplish P.|[S­P] 	¾
durtoi,÷<dur(zo)+to(gr)i=do-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *consent to do V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *consenter, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consent, an act of ­ing.|¾
durzo,÷dur duo ¿÷<2/2E do; 3/3C dzo; 2/4J suru>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *do V to D with B.|[K­VDB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*deed, a thing done byŠtoŠ, conv.|¾Used in: bakduo; bankyduo; baorduo; bapduo; batryduo; bedyduo; belduo; bertcaduo; bitcyduo; bivsanduo; blipruduo; botkocduo; botnyduo; cavduo; ciorduo; cirduo; cleduo; cmanalduo; cpuresduo; cteduo; cucduo; cucfanduo; cuirduo; dampyduo; datyrocduo; dedsanduo; dirdurpua; dorduo; duobre; duocli; duodja; duodri; duodza; duokri; duonrui; duonruldou; durbeo; durbiesni; durcea; durcia; durcue; durdrifiu; durfoa; durfompli; durfompoi; durgoi; durkai; durkaimou; durlista; durnortaa; durnortoi; durpozfa; dursio; durtoi; dustycpuduo; dzeduo; fanduo; fandurmao; fankuvduo; fanresduo; faslyduo; fektelfyduo; fligreduo; fomduo; fordyrocduo; fucduo; fucdurdii; genduo; gensacduo; glidurfoa; gokduo; gomduo; greduo; gubdurcue; gudyduo; gundurcue; handuo; hebduo; herfomduo; heryrocduo; herzasduo; jitvelfomduo; julduo; jurkocduo; kafdurcue; kakdurcue; kaldurfoa; kamsanduo; kapmyduo; karduo; kardurlae; kenduo; kiurctiduo; klakyduo; kocduo; komcyduo; korkyduo; kuvduo; ladyduo; lagyrocduo; lakduo; lansyduo; larnandyduo; lilduo; lisduo; logduo; macduo; morkorduo; mreduo; nalduo; namsanduo; nerduo; nevsesduo; noirdurtoi; norduo; norduorui; norduoruldou; nordurcue; norkoiduo; norkoiduoflo; nornurduopozfa; norzavduo; padyduo; pastyduo; pejduo; pidyduo; pinduo; plusutyduo; polnyduo; polsyduo; pucbartyduo; pudyduo; putkupduo; rebduo; rekduo; renlansyduo; repduo; repdurkii; resduo; rignurduo; rikduo; rinduo; roarmaosesduo; rocduo; rocykuvduo; rofctiduo; rorgenparduo; rozduo; rusfaslyduo; sacduo; sadsesduo; safduo; sakduo; salgreduo; sanduo; selhanduo; selsacduo; sinkarduo; sisduo; sizduo; skaduo; skoduo; sluduo; sotyduo; srudurcue; stoherkovduo; tcenyduo; tcorymarduo; telfyduo; tongysanduo; tordurcue; tordurcuepre; trokybamduo; tsidurcue; tubduo; tursacduo; turtoiduo; venduo; volduo; zanduo; zvospetyduo; ¾
dus,÷<dustu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dustu, dust.*| 	¾
dusflo,÷<dus(tu)+fo/l(ma)=dust-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(2a)|G is *dustier/more-full-of-dust than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*dusty, more dust-full thanŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*dustiness, a state of being dust-full.|¾
duskua,÷<dus(tu)+ku(vg)a=dust-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(a)|*dusty, more ‹-covered thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *dustier/more-dust-covered than J.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*dustiness, a state of being ‹-covered.|¾
dustu,÷dus ¿÷<2/2C tu; 3/4E dust; 2/3H dhul>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a particle/expanse of *dust.|[B­] 	¾Used in: dusflo; duskua; dustycpu; dustycpuduo; ¾
dustycpu,÷<dust(u)+y+cpu(la)=dust-puller>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *vacuum-cleaner.|[B­] 	¾
dustycpuduo,÷<dust(u)+y+cpu(la)+du(rz)o=dust-puller-do>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *vacuum D to remove B.|[K­DB] 	¾
dusycpu,SEE dustycpu
dusycpuduo,SEE dustycpuduo
dut,÷<dutci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dutci, doubt.*| 	¾
dutcea,÷<dut(ci)+ce(nj)a=doubt-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)|K become *doubtful about V (cause unspecified).|[K­V] 	¾
dutci,÷dut ¿÷<3/3F doute; 3/4E doubt; 2/4S duda; 3/6J utagai; 2/5C i syin; 3/8G zweifel>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*doubtfully, in a doubting manner.|[K­N] 	¾„(n)|a *doubter/*skeptic.|¾„(a)|*doubtful/*skeptical/*doubting/*dubious/*questioning.|¾„(2v)|K *doubt/*question that N is true.|¾«no nu ‹„»(av)|*indubitably, in an undoubtable way.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*indubitable, neg. conv. of doubt.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *doubt, a thing doubted, conv. of doubt.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*doubtable/*dubious/*questionable, can be doubted, conv. of doubt.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *doubt, a state/event of ­ing.|¾«po no nu ‹„»(n)|*indubitability, a spec. state.|¾Used in: dutcea; dutcko; dutflo; dutmao; ¾
dutcko,÷<dut(ci)+cko(zu)=doubt-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|N cause-*doubt-in the opinion of D about V, (nonintentional) "That occurrence makes me doubtŠ".|[N­DV] 	¾
dutflo,÷<dut(ci)+fo/l(ma)=doubt-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(3a)|G is more *doubtful about N than J.|[G­NJ] 	¾
dutmao,÷<dut(ci)+ma(dz)o=doubt-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *sway the opinion of D about N (intentionally).|[K­DN] 	¾„(v)|cause-*doubt toŠconcerningŠ(intentionally).|¾
duv,÷<duvri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of duvri, discover.*| 	¾
duvcia,÷<duv(ri)+ci(rn)a=discover-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(n)|K is an *explorer of B|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *learn about B by *exploration|¾
duvrai,÷<duv(ri)+(t)ra(t)i=find-try>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *seek/*look/*hunt/*search for B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *seeker/*hunter/*searcher, searcher.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hunt/*search/*quest, an act of searching.|¾
duvri,÷duv dui ¿÷<4/6F decouvr-ir; 2/4H dhund-na; 3/7E discover; 3/7S descubr-ir>|¿|26% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *discoverer, one who ­s.|[K­NB] 	¾„(3v)|K *discover/*find-out N about B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *discovery/*find, a spec. ­ed thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*discovery/*find, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: candui; cirdui; ckedui; cnadui; dejduvrai; duible; duvcia; duvrai; duvsia; fekduvrai; jaldui; kledui; kondui; konduvmai; kucdui; nabyrepdui; negsumdui; nodyduvpae; nomdui; numdui; pardui; raordui; recdui; repduvrai; ridydui; sandui; sesduvrai; sifdui; spadui; stetrudui; sumdui; tarsandui; tradui; tsiduvrai; vierdui; ¾
duvsia,÷<duv(ri)+si(tf)a=discovered-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2n)|N is a *known/*explored area for people K|[N­K] 	¾
dza,÷<dzabi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dzabi, be.*| 	¾
dzabi,÷dza ¿÷<2/2E be; 4/4C dzai; 2/4G bist>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*actually, in a real way.|[B­DN] 	¾„(a)|*actual/*real/*existent/non-*fictitious forŠunderŠ|¾„(n)|*actuality/*being, a real thing toŠunderŠ|¾„(n)|an *actuality, something which exists.|¾„(3v)|B *exist/be for D under metaphysics N.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*fictitious/*imaginary, neg. of real, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*being/*existence/*reality, a specific state of existence.|¾Used in: duodza; dzamao; dzasensi; dzasti; naodza; nordzamao; nurdzamao; rardza; samkeodza; ¾
dzamao,÷<dza(bi)+ma(dz)o=exist-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 1.5¾„(3v)|K *create, make new state/object P out of S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|a/the *creator, general, one who creates.|¾„(a)|*creative, general, pert. to creators.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*creativity/*creativeness, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *creation/*creature, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *creation, the act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *creativeness/*creativity, general, a spec. property.|¾
dzasensi,÷<dza(bi)+sensi=existence-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 3.3¾„(1n)|N is a science of *ontology, the study of the nature of being or the kinds of existence.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*ontological, pert. to ontology.|¾
dzaso,÷zas ¿÷<4/5C i dzao; 2/3E soap; 2/5S jabon; 2/5J shabon; 2/5G seife>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.6¾„(a)|*soap, made of soap.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *soap.|¾Used in: herdzaso; herzasduo; zasflo; zasycli; ¾
dzasti,÷<dza(bi)+sti(se)=exist-cease>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '85 2.3¾„(1v)|D *perish, cease to exist; applies to groups etc. as well as to living creatures.|[D­] 	¾
dze,÷<dzeli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dzeli, jelly.*| 	¾
dzecea,÷<dze(li)+ce(nj)a=jelly-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7.4¾„(1v)|D *jell/*gelatinize/*congeal (actor unspecified).|[D­] 	¾
dzecko,÷<dze(li)+cko(zu)=jelly-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7.4¾„(2v)|N *jell/gelatinize/*congeal/*clot/*curdle  D (non-intentional).|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*gelatinized/*jellied, conv. of jell. |¾
dzeduo,÷<dze(li)+du(rz)o=jelly-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7.4¾„(n)|a *gelatinizer (such as pectin).|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *jell/*gelatinize D (non-intentional).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*gelatinized/*jellied, conv. of jell.|¾
dzeli,÷dze ¿÷<4/5E jelly; 3/5J jeri; 3/6R zhielie; 2/6C dueng dz; 2/6G suelze>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.1¾„(1n)|B is a portion of *jelly/*gelatin.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*gelatinous/*jelly, made of gelatin/jelly.|¾Used in: dzecea; dzecko; dzeduo; dzemao; ¾
dzemao,÷<dze(li)+ma(dz)o=jelly-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *jell/gelatinize/*clot/*curdle/*congeal  D (intentional).|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*gelatinized/*jellied, conv. of jell. |¾
dzo,÷<dzoru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dzoru, walk.*| 	¾
dzobarta,÷<dzo(ru)+barta=walk-board>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *gangplank between S and D.|[B­SD] 	¾
dzofiu,÷<dzo(ru)+fi(br)u=walk-impaired>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.8¾„(2a)|D is/are *lame/*limp from cause S.|[D­S] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lameness, mass property of being ­.|¾
dzofoa,÷<dzo(ru)+fo(rm)a=walk-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|V is a *walk/*gait, walking form of B.|[V­B] 	¾
dzokanra,÷<dzo(ru)+kanra=walk-cane>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *cane/*stick/*walking-stick.|[B­] 	¾
dzoru,÷dzo ¿÷<4/4C dzou; 2/3J aru-ku>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *walk to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *walker, one who walks.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*start, of a walk, conv. of walk, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*destination, of a walk, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *walk/*walking, an act/process/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: blodzo; dzobarta; dzofiu; dzofoa; dzokanra; dzosia; dzosolda; dzotrida; feldzo; lupydzo; mordzo; ritydzo; siudzo; tanydzo; ¾
dzosia,÷<dzo(ru)+si(tf)a=walk-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3n)|V is a *corridor/*passage/*walk-way/*path between B and B.|[V­BB] 	¾
dzosolda,÷<dzo(ru)+solda=walk-soldier>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(1n)|K is an *infantryman.|[K­] 	¾
dzotrida,÷<dzo(ru)+trida=walk-street>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *sidewalk/*pavement (UK).|[B­] 	¾
e,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*comma, as in Š,ŠandŠ| 	¾„(c)|*and/*bothŠandŠ, logical conjunction between terms.|¾
ea,|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(i)|*let's/I-*suggest-that/*shall-weŠ, a suggestion/request for cooperation.| 	¾
Echinodermata,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Echinodermata, the phylum of starfish etc.| 	¾
edhame,÷<Dutch Edam>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *Edam, a sort of Dutch cheese.|[B­] 	¾
efi,÷<e + ­fi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*e, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
eghiptopithekui,÷<Lin. Aegyptopithecus>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*aegyptopithecine, characteristic of or pertaining to the ­s.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *aegyptopithecine, a member of the genus Aegyptopithecus.|¾
ei,|LW|L4 '75 1.2¾„(i)|is-that-*so/is-it-*true-thatŠ, a question about the truth ofŠ|[B­] 	¾«­ei„»(af)|the mark of *Latin lower case consonant names, in bei/cei/dei/etc.|¾«‹ tu djela?„»(i)|*how-are-you?/*how-do-you-feel? (literal sense)|¾
einsteinio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *einsteinium, a transuranic element.|[B­] 	¾
ekhinodermati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *echinoderm of type F.|[B­F] 	¾
elhektroni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *electron, a component of matter.|[B­] 	¾Used in: optikiyelhektroniysensi; elhiktroniysensi; ¾
elhiktroniysensi,÷<elhiktroni+y+sensi=electron-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|N is *electronics, mass term.|[N­] 	¾
Ema,÷<E + ­ma>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*E, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
embrioni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *embryo/*foetus, an unhatched/unborn creature.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*embryonic, pert. to embryos.|¾
encefaliti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|D suffers from *encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain|[D­] 	¾„(a)|*encephalitic, pert. to encephalitis.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*encephalitis, collective term for the condition.|¾
endokrini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|N is *endocrine, secreting internally.|[N­] 	¾
endotermi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|N is *endothermic, absorbing heat.|[N­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*endothermy, the state of heat absorption.|¾
enoi,÷<e + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*except| 	¾„(c)|*bothŠand notŠ, one word between terms.|¾„(c)|*and/*but+not, between terms, negative conjunction.|¾
entropi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|C is some *entropy, a measure of unavailable energy.|[C­] 	¾«le zo ‹„»(n)|*entropy, the measured quantity.|¾
enzimi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*enzymatic, pert. to enzymes.|[B­] 	¾„(1)|B is an *enzyme, a biological catalyst.|¾
eo,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*please/*will-you-let/*may IŠ, request for permission, a petition e.g. 'Eo mi godzi Please, may I go'.|[B­] 	¾«­eo„»(af)|the mark of *Greek lower case consonant names, as in beo/ceo/deo/etc.|¾«‹ la Gan begdou„»(ph)|May *God *grant.|¾
ephitaksi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|D shows *epitaxy/epitaxic growth with respect to substrate B.|[D­B] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*epitaxy, mass term.|¾
ephoksi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *epoxy, chem. prefix, applied commonly to adhesive.|[B­] 	¾
erbio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *erbium, element 68 (Er).|[B­] 	¾
Espanias,÷<S. Espana>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Spain, the name of the country.  | 	¾
Espanio'l,÷<S. Espanol>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Spanish, the ‹ language.| 	¾
ethanoli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *ethanol, the common beverage alcohol.|[B­] 	¾
etheri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3)|B is an *ether, compound with a C-O-C link.|[B­CC] 	¾
ethileni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *ethylene, an unsaturated gas.|[B­] 	¾
eu,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|on the *supposition thatŠ<, sign of supposition/subjunctive mood>.| 	¾„(i)|(let us)-*suppose/(as)-*if/*imagineŠ, sign of supposition/subjunctive mood.|¾«‹ mu„»(ph)|*what if weŠ, a supposition.|¾
eurhopio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *europium, element 63 (Eu)|[B­] 	¾
Europas,÷<Int.& Latin Europa>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Europe (the name of the continent).| 	¾
eurpa,÷<L. Europa>|¿|Bor.|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1)|F is a *European language.|[F­] 	¾
eurpe,÷<L. Europa>|¿|Bor.|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is a *European place/territory, a region inhabited by Europeans.|[B­] 	¾
eurpi,÷<L. Europa>|¿|Bor.|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1)|B is a *European person.|[B­] 	¾Used in: eurpiykaa; ¾
eurpiykaa,÷<eurpi+y+ka(ml)a=European-origin>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is of *European/*Caucasian extraction.|[B­] 	¾
eurpo,÷<L. Europa>|¿|Bor.|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1)|N is a *European culture.|[N­] 	¾
ezi,÷<e + ­zi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*epsilon, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
fa,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|*will/*shallŠ, sign of the future tense as in 'I shall be going', 'He will be a man'.| 	¾„(pp,c)|*after, operator before event terms/clauses.|¾«‹ ta„»(av ph)|*after/*afterwards/*later/*then/*whereat/*whereupon/*by_and-by, a sentence-modifying phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(av ph)|*after-this.|¾
faa,÷<falba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of falba, fail.*| 	¾
fab,÷<falba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of falba, fail.*| 	¾
fabfuikri,÷<fa(l)b(a)+fu(tc)i+kri(do)=fail-future-belief>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JFB/JCB '87 2.5¾„(2v)|D is/are *disappointed in expectations N.|[D­N] 	¾„(a)|*disappointed inŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*disappointment, mass state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disappointment inŠ|¾
fablei,÷<fa(l)b(a)+le(tc)i=fail-let>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 2.2¾„(2v)|K *resign-themselves-to/*accept-failure to do/be P.|[K­P] 	¾„(a)|*resigned, of one who accepts failure.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *resignation, a state of being ­ed.|¾
fabspocea,÷<fa(l)b(a)+spo(pa)+ce(nj)a=fail-hope-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JFB/JCB '87 2.5¾„(a)|*disappointed byŠinŠ|[D­N] 	¾„(2v)|D is/are *disappointed in expectations N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*disappointment, mass state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disappointment inŠ|¾
fabspocko,÷<fa(l)b(a)+spo(pa)+cko(zu)=fail-hope-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JFB/JCB '87 2.5¾„(a)|*disappointing toŠinŠ|[V­DN] 	¾„(3v)|V *disappoint D in expectations N (involuntary).|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*disappointment, mass state.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disappointed byŠinŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disappointment toŠinŠ|¾
fabspomao,÷<fa(l)b(a)+spo(pa)+ma(dz)o=fail-hope-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JFB/JCB '87 2.5¾„(a)|*disappointing toŠinŠ|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *disappoint D in expectations N (voluntary).|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*disappointment, mass state.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disappointed byŠinŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disappointment toŠinŠ|¾
fad,÷<fando>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fando, end.*| 	¾
fadbei,÷<fa(n)d(o)+be(rt)i=end-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(4v)|K *deliver B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|a *delivery-person, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *delivery, a ­ed thing, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *delivery, an act of ­ing.|¾
fadcea,÷<fa(n)d(o)+ce(nj)a=end(ed)-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|B *ends/*terminates, comes naturally to an end.|[B­] 	¾«no ‹„»(a)|*endless, does not naturally end.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ending/*termination, the natural/unassisted ­ing of something.|¾
fadgoi,÷<fa(n)d(o)+go(dz)i=end-go>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.4¾„(3v)|K *reach/*arrive at D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*arrival, a act of ­ing.|¾
fadkaa,÷<fa(n)d(o)+ka(ml)a=end-come>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.4¾„(2v)|K *reach/*arrive from S.|[K­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*arrival, a act of ­ing.|¾
fadklurie,÷<fa(n)d(o)+ku/(t)l(a)+(t)ri(m)e=end-cut-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *chisel.|[B­] 	¾
fadmao,÷<fa(n)d(o)+ma(dz)o=end-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *terminate/*end/*abort, make a (possibly incomplete) end to P, intentional.|[K­P] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*interminable, cannot be ended, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*terminable, conv. of terminate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *end/*termination/*abortion, an act of ­ing something.|¾
fadnursri,÷<fa(n)d(o)+nur+sri(te)=end-writing>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *endnote of F.|[B­F] 	¾
fadpeo,÷<fa(n)d(o)+pe(ns)o=end-think>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(n)|a *reasoner, one who thinks to conclusions.|[K­PN] 	¾„(3v)|K *conclude/*reason P about N, arrives atŠby thinking aboutŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*reason, *reasoning ability|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *conclusion, reached by reasoning.|¾
fae,÷<fanve>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(af)|a combining form of fanve, reverse.*| 	¾„(av)|and-*vice-versa, a discourse operator (UI).|¾
fafa,÷<fa+fa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(va)|*will_be-going toŠ, describes an action which takes place after the (future) time being recounted.| 	¾
fag,÷<fagro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fagro, fire.*| 	¾
fagcea,÷<fag(ro)+ce(nj)a=fire-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(1v)|D *ignite/catch-*fire, intransitive, 'the grass ignited'.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *ignition, becoming ignited.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|is *flammable/*inflammable.|¾
fagcko,÷<fag(ro)+cko(zu)=fire-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2v)|N *ignite/*light/set-*fire to D, nonintentional, 'the lightning ignited the grass'.|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*afire/*fired/*ignitable/*burning, conv. of ignite.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ignition, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fagcli,÷<fag(ro)+cli(ka)=fire-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3a)|G is more-*fiery than J is N.|[G­JN] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fieriness, a spec. property.|¾
fagctu,÷<fag(ro)+ctu(da)=fire-excrement>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(2n)|B is (some) *ash from burning material S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*ashes, mass term.|¾
fagdua,÷<fag(ro)+du(rn)a=fire-adornments>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *firework, a pyrotechnic device.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fireworks, mass term.|¾
fagmao,÷<fag(ro)+ma(dz)o=fire-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2v)|K *ignite/*light/set-*fire to D, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*afire/*fired/*ignitable, burning, conv. of ignite.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ignition, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fagpea,÷<fag(ro)+pe(nt)a=fire-point>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *spark.|[B­] 	¾
fagro,÷fag ¿÷<2/2H ag; 3/4E fire; 3/4R ogon; 3/5S fuego>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V is a *fire in/fed-by-fuel&oxidizer S (default air) e.g. Da fagro le mubre ze le kerti. It is a wood-and-air fire.|[V­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fire, mass term.|¾Used in: fagcea; fagcko; fagcli; fagctu; fagdua; fagmao; fagpea; fagsacmao; fagsticea; fagstimao; fagtcidi; fagtroku; kapfagveo; klofagveo; nenfagflo; ¾
fagsacmao,÷<fag(ro)+sa(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=fire-start-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(4v)|K *kindle/start a-*fire with (material) S, as in a fireplace or camp (K­B)|[K­SKB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*kindling, material for starting fires.|¾
fagsticea,÷<fag(ro)+sti(se)+ce(nj)a=fire-stop-become>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|B is *extinguished/*gone-out,  cause unspecified|[B­] 	¾
fagstimao,÷<fag(ro)+sti(se)+ma(dz)o=fire-stop-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|*fireman, one who extinguishes fires, q.v.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *put-out/*extinguish/*turn-off/*quench fire V.|¾
fagtcidi,÷<fag(ro)+tcidi=fire-food>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '85 4.6¾„(2n)|S is a *fuel for (device/fire) V.|[S­V] 	¾
fagtroku,÷<fag(ro)+troku=fire-stone>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is some *flint for P from S.|[B­PS] 	¾
fai,÷<falji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of falji, false.*| 	¾
Fai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*F, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
faifre,÷<fa(lj)i+fre(na)=false-front>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(3n)|V is the *facade (false appearance) presented by S to D.|[V­SD] 	¾
fal,÷<falji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of falji, false.*| 	¾
falba,÷fab faa ¿÷<3/3S fall-ar; 2/3E fail; 2/3C bai; 2/3G fehl-en>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(n)|a *failure, one who fails to achieveŠ|[D­PN] 	¾„(3v)|D *fail to do/achieve P under conditions N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*failure, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *failure, a spec. act of ‹ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)| *fraility, a property of something that fails.|¾Used in: blofaa; cmefaa; fabfuikri; fablei; fabspocea; fabspocko; fabspomao; jugfaa; lipfaa; ¾
falcueste,÷<fal(ji)+cu(ts)e+ste(ti)=false-say-sentence>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2n)|N is a *contradiction of N, a sentence which contradicts another.|[N­N] 	¾
faldjalei,÷<fal(ji)+dja(no)+le(tc)i=false-show(know-let)>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ/JCB/RAM '93 3.0¾„(3v)|K *refute (untruth) S by P.|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*refutation, that which refutes.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*refuted, shown to be not true.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *refutation.|¾
falhastini,÷<Arabic for Palestine>|¿|Bor.|RAM '91 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a *Palestinian, an Arab inhabitant of the Holy Land.|[B­] 	¾
falhastino,÷<Arabic for Palestine>|¿|Bor.|RAM '91 3.1¾„(1n)|N is/are *Palestinian, of Palestinian culture.|[N­] 	¾
falji,÷fal fai ¿÷<2/4E false; 2/4C jia; 3/6R lozhnyi; 3/4S flas-o; 3/4G falsch>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *falsehood/*untruth, a false sentence/statement.|[P­N] 	¾„(2a)|P is *false/*untrue, as of sentences, under epistemology N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*falsehood/*untruth, the mass of such sentences.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *falsity, of a specific sentenceŠ|¾Used in: faifre; falcueste; faldjalei; falkao; falkricea; falkricko; falkrimao; falmao; falnurkri; falraznu; falremkao; falsrutaa; faltaa; gunfalkao; movfai; norselfalcue; selfalcue; ¾
falkao,÷<fal(ji)+ka(kt)o=falsely-act/>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(a)|*disloyal/*faithless/*false, faithless toŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *traitor.|¾„(3v)|K *betray/be *faithless/*disloyal-to D in matter V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*faithlessness, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*faithlessness, mass term, properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *betrayal/*disloyalty, a spec. act of ‹ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *disloyalty/*faithlessness, a spec. property.|¾
falko,÷¿÷<Lin: Falcon>|¿|S_Prim|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *hawk/*falcon, a bird of the genus Falcon.|[B­] 	¾
falkricea,÷<fal(ji)+kri(do)+ce(nj)a=false-believe-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|D is/are *deluded about N (cause unspecified).|[D­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*delusion/*illusion, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *delusion/*illusion (ofŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of an *illusion/*delusion event.|¾
falkricko,÷<fal(ji)+kri(do)+cko(zu)=false-believe-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(n)|an *illusion, something which misleads.|[V­DN] 	¾„(3v)|V *mislead/*delude/be-an-*illusion-to D about N (unintentional) e.g. This picture deludes (is an illusion to) me.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*delusion, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*deluded/*misled (byŠ).|¾
falkrimao,÷<fal(ji)+kri(do)+ma(dz)o=false-believe-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *delude D about N (intentional).|[K­DN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *delusion ofŠbyŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*delusion, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*deluded byŠaboutŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *delusion ofŠaboutŠ, a specific instance.|¾
falmao,÷<fal(ji)+ma(dz)o=false-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *counterfeiter/*falsifier/*forger, one who ­s.|[K­SP] 	¾„(3v)|K *falsify/*counterfeit/*forge/make-*untrue S as P, makesŠappear to beŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *falsification/*counterfeit, a counterfeit thing.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*falsification, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *falsification/*forgery, an act of ‹ing.|¾
falnurkri,÷<fal(ji)+nur+kri(do)=false-opinion>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2n)|N is a *delusion/*illusion, false belief about V.|[N­V] 	¾
falraznu,÷<fal(ji)+raznu=false-reason>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '89 3.6¾„(4n)|B is a *pretext for action V by K in circumstances N.|[B­VKN] 	¾
falremkao,÷<fal(ji)+(f)rem(i)+ka(kt)o=false-friend-act>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *act-falsely as a *friend/*pretend-to-be-friendly to D|[K­D] 	¾
falsrutaa,÷<fal(ji)+su/r(na)+ta(kn)a=false-hurt-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.2¾„(n)|*slanderer, one who ­s/.|[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *slander D by P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *slander.|¾
faltaa,÷<fal(ji)+ta(kn)a=false-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *contradict/deny-that N is true to listener D.|[K­ND] 	¾„(a)|*negative/*contradictory, of those who deny.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*denial, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*denied, conv. of deny.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *denial, an act of ­ing the truth ofŠ|¾
fam,÷<famji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of famji, family.*| 	¾
famcefli,÷<fam(ji)+cefli=family-chief>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is a/the *head of family F.|[B­F] 	¾
famcli,÷<fam(ji)+cli(ka)=family-like>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.9¾„(4a)|G is more *intimate with (person) D than J is with D.|[G­DJD] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*intimacy, mass property.|¾
famdjimao,÷<fam(ji)+dji(ne)+ma(dz)o=family-join-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '84 3.4¾„(2v)|K *adopt D, makeŠa family member.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*adopted, pertaining to ­tion.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adoption, spec. case of ­ing.|¾
famji,÷fam ¿÷<4/5F famille; 4/6G familie; 4/7S familia; 3/6E family; 2/4C jia; 2/4H uamsh>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is a *family composed of members B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*familial, pert. to families.|¾Used in: famcefli; famcli; famdjimao; famymiapei; famymiavea; famymra; rorfamhaa; ¾
famva,÷¿÷<4/4S fama; 3/4F fameu-x; 2/3E fame; 3/5R slava>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3a)|D is *famous for V among F.|[D­VF] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fame, of an individual|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fame, properties that lead to fame.|¾Used in: ganfamva; zavfamva; ¾
famymiapei,÷<fam(ji)+y+mi(lf)a+pe(tc)i=family-meal-pay>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '87 2.3¾„(n)|*boarder, one who ­s.|[K­DC] 	¾„(3v)|K *board at D for money/services C.|¾„(a)|*boarding, relating to ­ing.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*board, money paid for ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*boarding, relating to place ­ed.|¾
famymiavea,÷<fam(ji)+y+mi(lf)a+ve(dm)a=family-meal-sell>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '87 2.3¾„(a)|*boarding, relating to selling meals for money.|[K­DVC] 	¾„(4v)|K *board, take in boarder D for meal(s) V in return for payment/service C. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*board, money received for ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*boarder, a person ­ed.|¾
famymra,÷<fam(ji)+y+ma/r(ka)=family-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.7¾„(2v)|B is the *device/*emblem/*motto/*coat_of-arms of family F.|[B­F] 	¾
fan,÷<fanve>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fanve, reverse.*| 	¾
fana,÷<fa+na>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(va)|*shall/*will be thenŠ-ing, sign of the future coincident tense.| 	¾
fanbai,÷<fan(ve)+ba(lc)i=reverse-build>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2v)|K *disassemble/*tear down (vehicle/structure) B|[K­B] 	¾
fanbedgoi,÷<fan(ve)+bed(pu)+go(dz)i=reverse-bed-go>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/APL '95 7+¾„(1v)|K *gets-up/*arises from bed.|[K­] 	¾
fanbei,÷<fan(ve)+be(rt)i=reverse-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.8¾„(4v)|K *return/*carry-back B from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾
fancea,÷<fan(ve)+ce(nj)a=reverse-change>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(1v)|D is/becomes *restored to its original state.|[D­] 	¾
fancra,÷<fan(ve)+cra(no)=reverse-smile>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.8¾„(a)|*frowning (atŠ), pert. to an angry or displeased look.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *frown at D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *frown (atŠ), an instance of ­ing.|¾
fando,÷fad fao ¿÷<2/3E end; 2/3C wan; 2/3H ant; 2/3S fin; 2/3F fin-ir; 2/3G end-en>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*terminal/*final/*last, terminal.|[V­B] 	¾„(2n)|V is an/the *end/*termination of B.|¾„(av)|*finally, in a final manner.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*interminable, has no end, q.v.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *finality, a property of being final.|¾Used in: bekfao; ckefao; clifaosoa; clifaosonmao; dasfaomao; delfao; fadbei; fadcea; fadgoi; fadkaa; fadklurie; fadmao; fadnursri; fadpeo; faocle; faosni; faosri; hapfaostu; kecfaostu; likfao; magfao; nurplifao; parfaomao; petfao; tanlinfao; ¾
fandou,÷<fan(ve)+do(ns)u=reverse-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *return/give-back B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*returned, of something that is ­ed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *return, an event of being returned.|¾
fanduo,÷<fan(ve)+du(rz)o=reverse-do>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(2v)|K *undo V, reverse what has been done.|[K­V] 	¾
fandurmao,÷<fan(ve)+dur(zo)+ma(dz)o=reverse-do-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 1.7¾„(2v)|K *reverse V, makeŠoccur/behave in reverse sequence.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *reversal, an act of ‹ing something.|¾
fanfealei,÷<fan(ve)+fe(ld)a+le(tc)i=reverse-fall-let>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *pick-up D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
fanfodcea,÷<fan(ve)+fo(l)d(i)+ce(nj)a=reverse-fold-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1v)|K *unfold (s) (by itself). |[K­] 	¾
fanfodcko,÷<fan(ve)+fo(l)d(i)+cko(zu)=reverse-fold-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|N *unfold (object) D (nonintentional).|[N­D] 	¾
fanfodmao,÷<fan(ve)+fo(l)d(i)+ma(dz)o=reverse-fold-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|K *unfold (object) D (intentional).|[K­D] 	¾
fanfurvea,÷<fan(ve)+fur+ve(dm)a=reverse-buy>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *redeem, return for *refund B from S.|[K­BS] 	¾
fangausia,÷<fan(ve)+ga(nc)u+si(tf)a=reverse-win-place>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(a)|*disadvantageous/*detrimental/*unfavourable/*unfavorable (toŠinŠ).|[N­DV] 	¾„(3n)|N is a *disadvantage to D in V.|¾
fangei,÷<fan(ve)+ge(ts)i=reverse-get>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 2.1¾„(2v)|K *dispense-with/do-*without B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dispensable, can be done away with.|¾
fangli,÷<fan(ve)+gli(da)=reverse-guide>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(5v)|K *guide/*take D back to D from S via V.|[K­DDSV] 	¾
fangoi,÷<fan(ve)+go(dz)i=reverse-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(4v)|K *return/*come-back to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *return, an act of going back.|¾
fanjetlei,÷<fan(ve)+(d)jet(a)+le(tc)i=reverse-debt-allow>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *collect C (money due) from D.|[K­CD] 	¾„(n)|a *collector, of money due.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *collection, an act of ­ing money due.|¾
fanjuo,÷<fan(ve)+(d)ju(p)o=reverse-support>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(v)|*rejectŠin circumstanceŠ|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K cannot *support/*bear/*endure/*tolerate D in circumstance N.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unendurable/*unbearable/*insufferable/*intolerable/*insupportable toŠin circumstanceŠ|¾
fankampymao,÷<fan(ve)+kamp(o)+y+ma(dz)o=reverse-camp-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.9¾„(2v)|K break *camp at S.|[K­S] 	¾„(v)|*break-camp atŠ|¾
fankeolista,÷<fan(ve)+(c)ke(m)o+lista=reverse-time-sequence>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 1.7¾„(1v)|K *reverse-self, occur/behave in reverse temporal sequence.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reversal, an event of becoming ­ed.|¾
fankinsea,÷<fan(ve)+kin(ci)+se(tf)a=reverse-together-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *disassemble/*take-apart D into parts B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disassembly, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fanklipu,÷<fan(ve)+klipu=reverse-keep>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.9¾„(3v)|K *deliver/*surrender/*return B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *delivery/*surrender(ofŠtoŠ).|¾
fankuaspe,÷<fan(ve)+ku(vg)a+spe(ni)=reveal(reverse-cover)-experience>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.8¾„(2v)|K *experience a *revelation about V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *revelation, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *revelation, the experience.|¾
fankuvduo,÷<fan(ve)+kuv(ga)+du(rz)o=reveal(reverse-cover)-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *uncover/*expose/*reveal/*disclose B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«‹ faitaa„»(ph)|give-the-*lie-to/*refute (lie)ŠbyŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*disclosure/*exposure/*revelation, mass acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *revelation, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disclosure/*exposure/*revelation, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fankuvtaa,÷<fan(ve)+kuv(ga)+ta(kn)a=reveal(reverse-cover)-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.8¾„(n)|an *informant, one who reveals|[K­PD] 	¾„(3v)|K *reveal P to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *revelation, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *revelation, the act of ­ing.|¾
fanlipcme,÷<fan(ve)+(k)lip(u)+cme(ni)=reverse-keep-money>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(3n)|C is the *change returned to buyer K from purchase B.|[C­KB] 	¾
fanlista,÷<fan(ve)+lista=reverse-sequence>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.7¾„(1v)|K *reverse-self, occur/behave in reverse sequence.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reversal, an event of becoming ­ed.|¾
fanmao,÷<fan(ve)+ma(dz)o=reverse-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(n)|a *disassembly, an act of ‹ing something.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *take-apart/*disassemble/*unmake D.|¾
fanmarmao,÷<fan(ve)+mar(ka)+ma(dz)o=reverse-mark-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.9¾„(a)|*erasing (ofŠ).|[K­B] 	¾„(n )|*eraser (ofŠ), that which ­s.|¾„(2v)|K *erase/*efface/*dele/*rub-out B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*erased (byŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *erasure (ofŠ).|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *erasure (byŠ).|¾«pu nu ‹„»(a)|*erasable, not permanent.|¾
fanmercea,÷<fan(ve)+mer(ji)+ce(nj)a=reverse-marry-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2v)|K (get-a)-*divorce-(from) D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*divorce, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *divorce, an act/event of becoming divorced.|¾
fanmerji,÷<fan(ve)+merji=reverse-married>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *divorcee/*divorce.|[D­D] 	¾„(2a)|D is *divorced from D.|¾
fanmermao,÷<fan(ve)+mer(ji)+ma(dz)o=reverse-marry-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2v)|K *divorce/*dissolve the marriage of spouses D, intentional act.|[K­D] 	¾
fanpafko,÷<fan(ve)+pafko=reverse-dig>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(3v)|K *bury/*inter D in B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *interment/*burial, an act/event of ‹ing.|¾
fanplu,÷<fan(ve)+plu(ci)=reverse-please>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 4.8¾„(3v)|K *displeases D by doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*displeasure(ofŠfromŠ).|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*displeasure, mass of displeasing things.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*displeasure, mass quality of being ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*displeased (byŠbyŠ).|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *displeasure, state of being ­ed.|¾
fanpogsea,÷<fan(ve)+p(r)og(a)+se(tf)a=reverse-program-set>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3n)|K *deinstall (s) program V from system F.|[K­VF] 	¾
fanra,÷far ¿÷<3/4E farm; 3/4G farm; 3/5S finca; 3/6R fierma; 2/5C han di>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *farm in countryside F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*agrarian, pert. to farming.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*rural/*rustic, pert. to farm-country.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*farm-country, converse of farm.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*agricultural, the property of a farm ?|¾Used in: farkeu; farlai; farlaicli; farnia; farnimhaa; grofarnurbai; ¾
fanresduo,÷<fan(ve)+res(fu)+du(rz)o=reverse-dress-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *undress (es) D, *remove-clothing fromŠ|[K­D] 	¾
fanrespli,÷<fan(ve)+res(fu)+pli(zo)=reverse-dress-use>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '94 1.8¾„(v)|*strip/*doff/*disrobe/*undress, take off clothing.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *undress (by removing)/*remove clothing B.|¾
fanrirpli,÷<fan(ve)+rir(da)+pli(zo)=reverse-record-use>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K *rewind record/tape D to position C on machine B.|[K­DCB] 	¾
fansea,÷<fan(ve)+se(tf)a=reverse-set>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *retrieve B from place N, a place whereŠhad been set/put/hidden|[K­BN] 	¾
fansmisri,÷<fan(ve)+smi(ke)+sri(te)=reverse-secret-write>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *decipher/*decode/*make-out S into P.|[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *decipherer/*decoder, one who deciphers.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*decodable/*decipherable, conv. of decipher.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *decipherment, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fansmucea,÷<fan(ve)+smu(pi)+ce(nj)a=reverse-smooth-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(1v)|N is/are *ruffled, become non-smooth. (actor unspecified).|[N­] 	¾
fansmucko,÷<fan(ve)+smu(pi)+cko(zu)=reverse-smooth-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(2v)|N *ruffle D, make it non-smooth. (nonintentional cause) e.g. the wind ruffled the water.|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *ruffle, something which is ­d.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ruffled, made not smooth.|¾
fansmumao,÷<fan(ve)+smu(pi)+ma(dz)o=reverse-smooth-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(2v)|K *ruffle D, make it non-smooth. (intentional act).|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ruffled, made not smooth.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *ruffle, something which is ­d.|¾
fanspali,÷<fan(ve)+spali=reverse-side>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|V is a/the *reverse/wrong-*side/*backside/*flipside of B.|[V­B] 	¾„(a)|*inside-out/*upside-down, the reverse ofŠ|¾
fansri,÷<fan(ve)+sri(te)=reverse-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 3.9¾„(3v)|K *erase/*deindex C from B, use also for computer files|[K­CB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*erased|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *erasing/*erasure|¾
fansua,÷<fan(ve)+su(rv)a=reverse-serve>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.8¾„(1v)|K *clear (s) (the table).|[K­] 	¾„(n)|a *busboy/*busperson/*table-clearer|¾
fansui,÷<fan(ve)+su(nd)i=reverse-send>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *return/*send-back B to sender D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *return, an act of sendingŠback toŠ|¾
fantenri,÷<fan(ve)+tenri=reverse-increase>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *reduce/*lessen D in number.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reduction in numbers, specific instance.|¾
fantoa,÷<fan(ve)+to(kn)a=reverse-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *restore/*put-back/*return B to D, its former place/owner.|[K­BD] 	¾
fantrili,÷<fan(ve)+trili=reverse-attraction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*repulsive, of forces which repel.|[B­D] 	¾„(2v)|B *repel D, as a magnet.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *repulsion, an event of ­ing.|¾
fanve,÷fan fae ¿÷<3/3C fan; 3/6S invers ­o; 2/5E inverse; 2/5F inverse>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|N is the *reverse/*inverse/*opposite of N, in reverse order from sequenceŠ|[N­N] 	¾„(a)|*opposite, in reverse order fromŠ|¾Used in: batfantoa; cmefantoa; cucfanduo; fanbai; fanbedgoi; fanbei; fancea; fancra; fandou; fanduo; fandurmao; fanfealei; fanfodcea; fanfodcko; fanfodmao; fanfurvea; fangausia; fangei; fangli; fangoi; fanjetlei; fanjuo; fankampymao; fankeolista; fankinsea; fanklipu; fankuaspe; fankuvduo; fankuvtaa; fanlipcme; fanlista; fanmao; fanmarmao; fanmercea; fanmerji; fanmermao; fanpafko; fanplu; fanpogsea; fanresduo; fanrespli; fanrirpli; fansea; fansmisri; fansmucea; fansmucko; fansmumao; fanspali; fansri; fansua; fansui; fantenri; fantoa; fantrili; fanynensea; fanzvogoi; krefansui; lisfae; nuzfansui; tcufae; vizfanrirpli; ¾
fanynensea,÷<fan(ve)+y+nen(ri)+se(tf)a=reverse-in-put>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *take-out B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾
fanzvogoi,÷<fan(ve)+zvo(to)+go(dz)i=reverse-out-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *reenter/*go-back-in (location) S|[K­S] 	¾«po ‹ „»(n)|an instance of *reentry|¾
fao,÷<fando>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*finally/in-*conclusion, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of fando, end.*|¾
faocle,÷<fa(nd)o+cle(si)=end-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JF/JCB '86 3.1¾„(1a)|N is *infinite/*endless/*unbounded/without-*limit/end. .|[N­] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *infinity, the-property-of-being-infinite.|¾
faosni,÷<fa(nd)o+sni(re)=end-near>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 3.1¾„(1v)|D is/are *done-for.|[D­] 	¾
faosri,÷<fa(nd)o+sri(te)=end-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *write-*endnote for document F.|[K­F] 	¾
fapa,÷<fa+pa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(va)|*will haveŠ-(been)--ed, sign of the future perfect tense.| 	¾
far,÷<fanra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fanra, farm.*| 	¾
farfu,÷fra ¿÷<2/2C fu; 3/4E father; 3/4G vater>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|S is the *father of P by mother S.|[S­PS] 	¾„(a)|*paternal, pert. to fathers, q.v.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*mother ofŠby fatherŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fatherhood, a spec. state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *paternity, fatherhood, a spec. property.|¾Used in: frabru; fracea; fracli; fraclijuo; frafra; frafra; fragui; framaa; frasoe; mamfra; merfra; nurmerfra; peefra; samterfra; samtorfra; saofra; seofra; terfra; tiafra; torfra; torsamtorfra; ¾
farka,÷¿÷<3/3E arc; 4/4R arka; 3/4S arco; 2/3F arche; 3/7C fang liang>|¿|60% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2v)|B *arch/*arc over D.|[B­D] 	¾„(a)|*arched, pert. to arches/arcs.|¾„(n)|an *arc/*arch, described by a curve.|¾Used in: farkytrufa; skatyfarka; ¾
farkeu,÷<fa(n)r(a)+ke(rj)u=farm-care>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.2¾„(2v)|K *farm the land D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *farmer, one who ‹s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*agriculture, events of farming.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*farmable, can be farmed.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|*farming, operating a farm.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*fertility. Property of farmable land.|¾
farkytrufa,÷<fark(a)+y+trufa=arch-roof>|¿|2_Cpx|HA/JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *vault, as in architecture.|[B­] 	¾
farlai,÷<fa(n)r(a)+la(nd)i=farm-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*country/*rural/*rustic, pert. to farm areas.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is *country/*farm-land/a-*rural-area of region F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *country, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)| *fertility, prop. of farmland. (I'm not sure obout this.)|¾
farlaicli,÷<fa(n)r(a)+la(nd)i+cli(ka)=farm-land-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more *rural/*rustic than J, like farm-land.|[G­J] 	¾
farnheiti,÷<Name Fahrenheit>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2)|N has a measure of C in *degree (s) Fahrenheit, default 1.|[N­C] 	¾«Da ‹ lio 50„»(ph)|It has a *temperature of 50°F.|¾
farnia,÷<fa(n)r(a)+ni(ml)a= farm-animal>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(a)|B ia a *farm-animal/*domestic-animal of D.|[B­D] 	¾
farnimhaa,÷<fa(n)r(a)+nim(la)+ha(sf)a=farm-animal-house>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *stable.|[B­] 	¾
farsa,÷¿÷<Irani farsi>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '85 4.9¾„(1n)|F is *Persian/*Iranian language.|[F­] 	¾
farse,÷¿÷<Irani farsi>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is an *Iranian place/territory, a region inhabited by Iranians|[B­] 	¾
farsi,÷¿÷<Irani farsi>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '85 4.9¾„(1n)|B is *Persian/ an *Iranian person.|[B­] 	¾
farso,÷¿÷<Irani farsi>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '85 4.9¾„(1n)|N is/are *Persian/*Iranian culture.|[N­] 	¾
fas,÷<fasru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fasru, easy.*| 	¾
fasli,÷¿÷<3/3S faz; 3/3F face; 2/3E face; 2/4C lien; 2/5R litso>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *face of S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*facial, pert. to faces.|¾Used in: dupfasli; faslyduo; faslykla; faslykua; faslypai; faslytorni; hadfasli; raknurfasli; rusfaslyduo; ¾
faslyduo,÷<fasl(i)+y+du(rz)o=face-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.6¾„(2n)|K *countenance/*make-a-face-at D, make a facial expression.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *countenance, a particular facial expression.|¾
faslykla,÷<fasl(i)+y+kla(bu)=face-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *veil, cloth covering the face.|[B­] 	¾
faslykua,÷<fasl(i)+y+ku(vg)a=face-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *face mask, for protection, concealment, or decoration.|[B­] 	¾
faslypai,÷<fasl(i)+y+pa(rt)i=face-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a facial-*feature of S.|[B­S] 	¾
faslytorni,÷<fasl(i)+y+torni=face-twist>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *grimace/*distort-ones-face/make-a-*face at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *grimace, a facial-distortion.|¾
fasmao,÷<fas(ru)+ma(dz)o=easy-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *facilitate/*simplify/make-less-difficult/make-*easier V for D, intentional.|[K­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *facilitation/*simplification, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fasmou,÷<fas(ru)+mo(rd)u=easy-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*easy, easier thanŠforŠ|[G­JP] 	¾„(3a)|G *easier/less-*difficult than J for P.|¾
fasroi,÷<fas(ru)+(g)ro(c)i=easily-angry>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more *irritable/*irascible than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*irritability, spec. prop.|¾
fasru,÷fas ¿÷<3/5S facil; 3/5F facile; 2/4E facil; 2/4C rung i; 2/4G ruhig; 2/6J yasashii>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|P is *easy/*simple/*facile for- K (to-do) under conditions N.|[P­KN] 	¾„(av)|*readily/*easily, in an easy manner.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*ease/*facility, mass term, properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*facile, of persons, conv. of easy.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *easiness, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *ease/*facility, a prop. of being facile.|¾Used in: fasmao; fasmou; fasroi; fasycko; fasyturmao; naurfasmao; plifasru; ¾
fasycko,÷<fas(ru)+y+cko(zu)=easy-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.8¾„(3v)|N *facilitate/*simplify/make-less-difficult/make-*easier V for D, nonintentional.|[N­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *facilitation, an act of ‹ing.|¾
fasyturmao,÷<fas(ru)+y+tur(ka)+ma(dz)o=easy-work-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 2.1¾„(2a)|N is/are *convenient for task V.|[N­V] 	¾„(n)|a *convenience for taskŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*convenience, mass property of being ‹.|¾
fat,÷<fatru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fatru, trouble.*| 	¾
fatbei,÷<fat(ru)+be(rt)i=trouble-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(2v)|K *endure/*resist trouble N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*resistance/*endurance (of troubleŠ), mass property.|¾
fatcou,÷<fat(ru)+co(mt)u=bother-ashamed>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K is *sorry to *bother B by doing V|[K­BV] 	¾
fatfio,÷<fat(ru)+fi(lm)o=trouble-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*disturbed/*concerned/*worried/*troubled, troubled byŠ|[K­N] 	¾„(2v)|K *worry/feel *troubled/*worried/*disturbed/*concerned about N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*worry, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *worry/*concern, a state of being troubled.|¾
fatkaa,÷<fat(ru)+ka(ml)a=trouble-come-from>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|D *rally from disease/adversity N.|[D­N] 	¾
fatkenti,÷<fat(ru)+kenti=troubling-question>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2n)|N is a *problem to K.|[N­K] 	¾
fatlatcea,÷<fat(ru)+lat(ci)+ce(nj)a=trouble-light-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.3¾„(2v)|D is/are *relieved of burden/trouble N (non-specified cause).|[D­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *relief, being relieved of a burden/trouble.|¾
fatlatcko,÷<fat(ru)+lat(ci)+cko(zu)=trouble-light-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.3¾„(3v)|V *relieve D of burden/trouble N (non-intentional cause).|[V­DN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*relieved (byŠofŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *relief, removal of a burden/trouble.|¾
fatlatmao,÷<fat(ru)+lat(ci)+ma(dz)o=trouble-light-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *relieve D of burden/trouble V (intentional act).|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*relieved (byŠofŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *relief, removal of a burden/trouble.|¾
fatmao,÷<fat(ru)+ma(dz)o=trouble-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*troublesome, of troublemakers.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *troublemaker, one who causes trouble.|¾„(3v)|K cause-*trouble for D by V, intentional|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*trouble, an event of, as in "I don't want trouble." "Mi no stodaa lepo fatmoa."|¾
fatnorpoa,÷<fat(ru)+nor+po(nd)a=trouble-ignore(not-respond)>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *tolerate (annoyance) N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*toleration (of annoyanceŠ), mass property.|¾
fatpencle,÷<fat(ru)+pen(so)+cle(si)=trouble-think-without>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 12+¾„(2a)|G is/are more *carefree than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*insouciance, mass property of being carefree.|¾
fatpeo,÷<fat(ru)+pe(ns)o=trouble-think>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(a)|*concerned/*worried/*troubled/*disturbed aboutŠ|[K­N] 	¾„(2v)|K *worry/*fret about N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*worry/*concern/*anxiety, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *worry/*concern, a spec. instance.|¾
fatria,÷<fat(ru)+(b)ri(g)a=disturbing-brave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.9¾„(2v)|K are *bold/*act-boldly/have-*nerve/*chutspah in situation N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*boldness/*nerve, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*boldness/*nerve, an act/event of daring.|¾
fatru,÷fat fau ¿÷<3/4R trud; 3/5F troubl-er; 2/4C fan i; 2/5E trouble; 2/5G unruhe>|¿|82% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *disturb/*trouble/*aggravate/*annoy/*vex/*bother/*gall D by doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*trouble/*troublesome/*annoying/*aggravating/*vexing/*bothersome/*plaguing, of that which ­sŠ|¾„(n)|a/some *care/*trouble/*plague, a troubling/disturbing thing.|¾«hu ‹„»(ph)|what's the *trouble?, what troubles?.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*trouble/*adversity, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|have-*care, to be troubled byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*troubled/*disturbed, conv. form.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *care, a state of being troubled.|¾Used in: fatbei; fatcou; fatfio; fatkaa; fatkenti; fatlatcea; fatlatcko; fatlatmao; fatmao; fatnorpoa; fatpencle; fatpeo; fatria; faucko; faucle; fauflo; fauspe; grofau; minfau; minfauplepae; notfaufio; notfecfau; nurfau; prafau; rairfau; rilfau; selfau; stofau; stofaubei; stofaukamda; ¾
fau,÷<fatru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fatru, trouble.*| 	¾
faucko,÷<fa(tr)u+cko(zu)=trouble-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|N cause-*trouble for D, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *troublecauser, that which causes trouble.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*inconvenient/*troublesome; 'don't do it, if it's ‹'.|¾
faucle,÷<fa(tr)u+cle(si)=trouble-less>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(1a)|N is/are *convenient/no-*trouble, e.g. could you do this for me, if it's ‹.|[N­] 	¾
fauflo,÷<fa(tr)u+fo/l(ma)=trouble-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2a)|K is *troublesome in V, as a troublesome person.|[K­V] 	¾
fauspe,÷<fa(tr)u+spe(ni)=trouble-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.4¾„(2v)|D *undergo an ordeal N.|[D­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ordeal, sp. inst.|¾
faza,÷<fa+za>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*shortly-after, with clauses.| 	¾„(va)|will soon (be)/*be-about-to/*just-going-toŠ, a tense op.|¾„(av)|*shortly-/in-the-*near-future/*soon, with predicates.|¾„(pp)|*shortly-(after), some event, before predicates.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|in-a-*while/*later-on/*presently, after that, a mod. phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|in-a-*while/*later-on/*presently, after this, a mod. phrase.|¾
fazi,÷<fa+zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.8¾„(va)|*will-immediately (be a)Š, modified tense operator.|[D­N] 	¾„(c)|*just-after/as-*soon-as/no-*sooner-than, before event clauses. .|¾„(av)|*right-away/at-*once/*immediately/*soon, immediate future, before preds.|¾„(pp)|*just-after, before event terms.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*just-then/*momentarily/*right-now/*thereupon/*whereupon/*upon-which,*whereat, just after this, a mod. phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*just-then/*thereupon, just after that, a mod. phrase.|¾
fazu,÷<fa+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.1¾„(pp)|long-*after, some event, before terms.| 	¾„(va)|will-*eventually (be a), a modified tense oper.|¾„(c)|long-*after, some event, before clauses.|¾„(av)|*eventually/in-the-distant-*future, before predicates.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*later-on/*long-after-this, a mod. phrase.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*later-on/*after-a-long-time/*long-after-that, a mod. phrase.|¾
fe,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*five (5), in math. expressions. | 	¾„(af)|the *digit-*five (5), as in fofeso (456).|¾„(l)|*five (5) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., Fe le fumna pa merji  (Some) Five of the women were married; Fe fumna pa hijra  (Some) Five women were here independently. Cf., fecu.|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*five (5), the number five, non-math. |¾
fea,÷<felda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of felda, fall.*| 	¾
fec,÷<ferci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ferci, affair.*| 	¾
fecpai,÷<fe(r)c(i)+pa(rt)i=affair-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(2n)|B is an *episode of affair F.|[B­F] 	¾
fecu,÷|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*five/*quintuple/*quintet, a *pentad ofŠacting together, an indefinite set describer. E.g., Fecu mrenu pa hijra  Some five men/A group of five were here together. Cf., Fe mrenu pa hijra  Some five men were here independently.| 	¾
fed,÷<felda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of felda, fall.*| 	¾
fedlei,÷<fe(l)d(a)+le(tc)i=fall-let>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *shed/*drop/let-*fall/let-*go B to/onto/into D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *drop, an event of ­ingŠaccidentally.|¾
fefi,÷<fe+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*fifthly, in the fifth place| 	¾
fei,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of ferci, affair.*| 	¾„(l)|*f, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
fek,÷<fekto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fekto, fact.*| 	¾
fekbeo,÷<fek(to)+be(gc)o=facts-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K *interrogate/*inquire-of D about (facts) V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inquiry/*interrogation, a specific instance.|¾
fekduvrai,÷<fek(to)+duv(ri)+(t)ra(t)i=facts-discover-try>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2v)|K *investigate/*inquire-about facts V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inquiry/*investigation (intoŠ).|¾
feklei,÷<fek(to)+le(tc)i=fact-allow>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *enter record B to file/program/system F, press return/enter key|[K­BF] 	¾
feksrocai,÷<fek(to)+so/r(di)+ca(nl)i=memory(fact-store)-quantity>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|C is a *memory-capacity of system F.|[C­F] 	¾
feksrosea,÷<fek(to)+so/r(di)+se(tf)a=memory(fact-store)-place>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *load-into-memory, loads B into memory F, default system RAM.|[K­BF] 	¾
fektelfo,÷<fek(to)+telfo=data-telephone>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *modem with speed C.|[B­C] 	¾
fektelfyduo,÷<fek(to)+telf(o)+y+du(rz)o=data-telephone-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ/RAM '93 7+¾„(4v)|K communicate (s) P by-*modem to D via system/network V.|[K­PDV] 	¾
fekto,÷fek feo ¿÷<2/2F fait; 3/4E fact; 3/4R fakt; 3/4S hecho; 3/4J koto>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|N is a *fact/*actuality about event V according to observer(s) K.|[N­VK] 	¾„(av)|*in-*fact/*factually/*actually, factually/in fact.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fact/*actuality, mass term of facts.|¾Used in: banfeokri; blifeo; fekbeo; fekduvrai; feklei; feksrocai; feksrosea; fektelfo; fektelfyduo; fektoi; fekveo; feodja; feorkui; feosro; feotra; litfeosro; magfeosro; pertyfeo; pertyfeokli; silkyfeosro; ¾
fektoi,÷<fek(to)+to(gr)i=fact-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(4v)|K *acknowledge/*corroborate fact N about event V as observed by S.|[K­NVS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*acknowledgement/*corroboration, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*acknowledged/*corroborated, of ­ed facts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *acknowledgement/*corroboration, an act of ­ing.|¾
fekveo,÷<fek(to)+ve(sl)o=fact-container>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *file containingŠfekveo <fek(to) + ve(sl)o  fact-container> is a file|[B­] 	¾
fel,÷<felda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of felda, fall.*| 	¾
felcko,÷<fel(da)+cko(zu)=fall-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|N *drop/make-*fall B to/onto/into D, nonintentionally.|[N­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*drop, an event of ­ingŠ, non-intentional.|¾
felda,÷fel fed fea ¿÷<3/3E fell; 3/3G fell-en; 2/3C dau>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|B *fall to D from S in gravity field N.|[B­DSN] 	¾„(vi)|*fall-(down), fall down, incomplete form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fall, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: clidyfea; fanfealei; fedlei; felcko; feldzo; felfoi; felmao; felnengoi; felsanla; felsanlysolda; felsia; felvai; felvaibarta; frefelprano; hedfea; norfelcri; rolfea; ¾
feldzo,÷<fel(da)+dzo(ru)=fall-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 2.7¾„(1v)|K *stagger/*stumble (with difficult to remain upright).|[K­] 	¾
felfoi,÷<fel(da)+fo(sl)i= fall-force>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N is some *gravity.|[N­] 	¾
Felidae,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Felidae, the cat family.| 	¾
felmao,÷<fel(da)+ma(dz)o=fall-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *drop/make-*fall B to/onto/into D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*drop, an event of ­ingŠdeliberately.|¾
felnengoi,÷<fel(da)+nen(ri)+go(dz)i=fall-inside-go >|¿|3_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(v)|K *fall-in to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
felsanla,÷<fel(da)+sanla=fall-umbrella>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *parachute|[B­] 	¾
felsanlysolda,÷<fel(da)+sanl(a)+y+solda=fall-umbrella-soldier>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *paratrooper of military group F|[K­F] 	¾
felsi,÷¿÷<Lin. Felis>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*feline, pert. to the cat family.|[B­] 	¾„(1)|B is a *feline, one of the cats.|¾
felsia,÷<fel(da)+si(tf)a=fall-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '88 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *precipice of F, distinguished from cliff vrelai.|[B­F] 	¾
felvai,÷<fel(da)+va(lt)i=fall-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *dive to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
felvaibarta,÷<fel(da)+va(lt)i+barta=fall-jump-board>|¿|3_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *diving-board.|[B­] 	¾
fem,÷<femdi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of femdi, feminine.*| 	¾
femclu,÷<fem(di)+clu(va)=female-lover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|K is the *mistress of K.|[K­K] 	¾
femdi,÷fem ¿÷<3/4C mu di; 2/3F femme; 3/5E female; 3/6J fujin; 3/7S femenin-o>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *female of species F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*female/*feminine, pert. to females of speciesŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*femaleness/*femininity, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *femaleness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: femclu; femferpoi; femfersocysia; femforpoi; femforsocysia; femgandi; femnerpoi; femnersocysia; fempoi; femsorpoi; femsurpoi; femsursocysia; femterpoi; femtersocysia; femtesti; femtorpoi; femtorsocysia; junfemhoa; rorfemymerji; ¾
femferpoi,÷<fem(di)+fer+po(rl)i=5th-power>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *duchess of domain N.|[B­N] 	¾
femfersocysia,÷<fem(di)+fer+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=female-5-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is the *baroness of S.|[B­S] 	¾
femforpoi,÷<fem(di)+for+po(rl)i=4th-power>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *marchioness of domain N|[B­N] 	¾
femforsocysia,÷<fem(di)+for+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=female-4-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *countess of S.|[B­S] 	¾
femgandi,÷<fem(di)+gandi=female-god>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(2n)|K is the *goddess of D.|[K­D] 	¾
femnerpoi,÷<fem(di)+ner+po(rl)i=1st-power>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *baroness of domain N.|[B­N] 	¾
femnersocysia,÷<fem(di)+ner+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=female-1-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *princess of S.|[B­S] 	¾
fempoi,÷<fem(di)+po(rl)i=female-power>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *mistress of *domain/persons/organization N|[B­N] 	¾
femsorpoi,÷<fem(di)+sor+po(rl)i=6th-power>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *princess of domain N.|[B­N] 	¾
femsurpoi,÷<fem(di)+sur+po(rl)i=female-at_least_one-powerful>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(3n)|K is a *lady/the wife of S, a/the lord of vassals/domain N, q.v. E.g., La Femsurpoi Maontbetn merji la Surpoi Maontbetn  Lady Mountbatten is married to Lord Mountbatten.|[K­SN] 	¾«Hoi ‹ je mi, rie„»(ph)|*M'Lady/*My-*Lady  O Lady of me, Respected-One, a form used by inferiors to address the female peerage; cf. Surpoi|¾
femsursocysia,÷<fem(di)+sur+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=female-(rank)-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *princess/*duchess/*marchioness/*countess/*baroness of S, any peeress, identify by number.|[B­S] 	¾
femterpoi,÷<fem(di)+ter+po(rl)i=3rd-power>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *countess of domain N.|[B­N] 	¾
femtersocysia,÷<fem(di)+ter+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=female-3-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *marchioness of S.|[B­S] 	¾
femtesti,÷<fem(di)+testi=female-gonad>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is an *ovary/female-*gonad of S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*ovarian, pert. to ovaries.|¾
femtorpoi,÷<fem(di)+tor+po(rl)i=2nd-power>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *viscountess of domain N|[B­N] 	¾
femtorsocysia,÷<fem(di)+tor+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=female-2-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *duchess of S.|[B­S] 	¾
fen,÷<ferno>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ferno, iron.*| 	¾
fenflo,÷<fe(r)n(o)+fo/l(ma)=iron-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*ferrous/contains-more-*iron than J does.|[G­J] 	¾
feni,÷<fe+ni>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|the number *fifty (50), in math. expressions.| 	¾„(a)|*fifty-(of), a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|the number *fifty (50), non-math.|¾
fenmiu,÷<fe(r)n(o)+mi(nk)u=iron-mineral>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a piece/quantity of *iron-ore.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*iron-ore, mass term.|¾
fentua,÷<fe(r)n(o)+tu(rk)a=iron-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.9¾„(1n)|K is a *blacksmith, a worker in iron.|[K­] 	¾
feo,÷<fekto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fekto, fact.*| 	¾
feodja,÷<fe(kt)o+dja(no)=fact-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|D *know (s) B from source S, book learning as opposed to experience (spedja).|[D­BS] 	¾
feorkui,÷<fe(kt)o+r+ku(nc)i=factually-related>|¿|2_Cpx|EM '95 7+¾„(3v)|B are actually-*related to/*occur in the same world as F according to point_of-view/observer/metaphysics/reality N.|[B­FN] 	¾
feosro,÷<fe(kt)o+so/r(di)=fact-store>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *computer-*memory of type B|[F­B] 	¾
feotra,÷<fe(kt)o+tra(du)=fact-true>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *truth, an empirical truth under rulesŠ|[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is *factually/*empirically true under epistemology N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*truth, empirical, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *truth, empirical, a property.|¾
fer,÷<fe>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fe,5.*| 	¾
fera,÷<fe+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is a *quintet/*pentad/*five-member subset of set F, a cardinal predicate; e.g., Da fera lea golfu  X is a fivesome at golf/of golfers.| 	¾
fercendalra,÷<fer+cen(ti)+dalra=five-hundredth-dollar>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(n)|*nickel, Can currency.|[C­F] 	¾„(2n)|C measures five-*cents, 5/100ths of monetary unit F.|¾
ferci,÷fec fei ¿÷<3/4E affair; 3/4F affaire; 2/6C she ching>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V is an *affair/*matter/*concern/*interest of person(s) D.|[V­D] 	¾„(v)|*engage/*involve/*concern/*interest/*matter-toŠ, involveŠ, as in an affair.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*engaged/*concerned/*interested/*involved, of one involved.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*involvement.|¾Used in: fecpai; nornurfei; notfecfau; nurfecmao; nurfei; nurfeicea; nurfeicko; ¾
ferdei,÷<fer+de(nl)i=5-day>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *Friday of week/month F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Friday (the 6th day of the week).|¾
fergru,÷<fer+gru(pa)=5th-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *battalion/*air-*force, the 5th smallest military-unit in some larger *military-*organization/*ferce F, without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., kerforgru  air force. Cf. surgru.|[B­F] 	¾
feri,÷<fe+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.7¾„(n)|V is a/the *fifth term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal predicate.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*fifth, of 5th members, before predicates.|¾
ferjaofoa,÷<fer+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=five-angle-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *pentagon with vertices C.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*pentagonal, pert. to pentagons.|¾
ferkoi,÷<fer+ko(rj)i=5th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *lieutenant-*colonel/*commander/etc. commanding/*attached-*to military unit F, within a military service addressed without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., murferkoi  naval commander. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
fermea,÷<fer+me(ns)a=5-month>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a *May of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*May (the 5th month of the year).|¾
fermiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *fermium, a transuranic element (Fm).|[B­] 	¾
ferno,÷fen ¿÷<L. Ferrum>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 4.6¾„(1n)|B is some *iron, the 26th element (Fe).|[B­] 	¾«‹ oksidi„»(ph)|*rust/*iron-oxide onŠ|¾Used in: fenflo; fenmiu; fentua; fesferno; ¾
ferpoi,÷<fer+po(rl)i=5th-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *duke of domain N|[B­N] 	¾
ferti,÷fet ¿÷<3/3C fei; 5/6S fertil; 5/6F fertile; 3/4E fertile; 3/7G ergiebig>|¿|61% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(3a)|G is more-*fertile/*fruitful than J for crops B.|[G­JB] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fertility, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fertility, mass term of properties.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*infertility, mass term of prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*infertile, less fertile thanŠ, conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fertility, a state of being fertile.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fertility, a prop. of a specific soil.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *infertility, a spec. property.|¾Used in: fetcko; fetyckopli; ¾
fertro,÷<fer+tro(li)=5th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *staff-*sergeant *controling/*attached-*to military unit F, within a military service addressed without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., murfertro  petty officer first class|[B­F] 	¾
fes,÷<festi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of festi, waste.*| 	¾
fesferno,÷<fes(ti)+ferno=waste-iron>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *scrapiron/waste-*iron/*junk.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*scrapiron, mass term.|¾
festi,÷fes ¿÷<3/3C fei; 2/4E waste; 2/4G wuest; 3/8H satyanash; 2/7R rastoch-ienie; 2/7S malgast-ar>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(a)|*wasteful, of one who/that which wastes.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *waste/*squander D on/in doing V.|¾„(n)|a *wastrel/*spendthrift, one who squandersŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*wastefulness, mass term, properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *waste, that which is ‹ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*waste, spec.inst.|¾Used in: fesferno; festso; fesycea; korfeskru; korfesveo; norfesti; nurfesycti; ¾
festso,÷<fes(ti)+tso(di)=waste-hating>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.3¾„(2n)|K is *prudent/*thrifty in V, wastes not, wants not. |[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*prudence/*thriftiness, mass property.|¾
fesycea,÷<fes(ti)+y+ce(nj)a=waste-become>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC/JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(1v)|D *perish/*spoil/*turn, as perishable foods.|[D­] 	¾
fet,÷<ferti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ferti, fertile.*| 	¾
fetcko,÷<fe(r)t(i)+cko(zu)=fertile-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(n)|a *fertilizer, any substance which ‹es.|[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *fertilize, makes-fertile D by/with V.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fertilizer, mass term of substances.|¾
fetyckopli,÷<fe(r)t(i)+y+cko(zu)+pli(zo)=fertile-cause-use>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(3v)|K *fertilize D with fertilizer V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fertilization, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fertilization, a process of ­ing.|¾
feu,÷<fekto>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|in-*fact/*actually, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾
fi,|LW|L4 '75 15¾«­fi„»(af)|the mark of *Latin lower case vowel names, as in afi/efi/ifi/etc.| 	¾«­fi„»(af)|the mark of *ordinals, as in nefi, firstly.|¾
fia,÷<fa+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*henceforth/*thereafter, from now on, before predicates.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of firpa, fear.*|¾„(c)|ever-*since, some event, with clauses.|¾„(op)|continuous future tense: *will be -ing/beingŠ|¾„(pp)|(ever)-*since, continuously after, with terms.|¾«‹ ta„»(av ph)|ever-*since,*thereafter, that time, a modifying phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(av ph)|ever-*since,*thereafter, this time<, a modifying phrase.>.|¾
fiacko,÷<fi(rp)a+cko(zu)=fearful-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*frightening/*scary/*fearsome, actively causing fear|[K­BV] 	¾„(2v)|N *frighten/*scare B by V, nonintentionally, as of an incident. |¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*fright, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*frightened/*scared, conv. of scare.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *fright/*scare, a state of being ‹ened.|¾
fiacle,÷<fi(rp)a+cle(si)=fear-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|K is *rash/*reckless/*fearless with/about N, acting without fear.|[K­N] 	¾
fiafro,÷<fi(rp)a+fo/r(li)=fear-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|K is *strong from fear-stimulus V.|[K­V] 	¾
fiakra,÷<fi(rp)a+kra(ku)=fear-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.0¾„(2v)|K *whimper/*yelp/*cry-out/*scream/*yell about N ­ used of any fear or submission cry.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹ „»(n)|a fear_induced *scream/*cry/*whimper/*yelp. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|is a *wimp.|¾
fiazu,÷<fia+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*since, for a long time after, with clauses.| 	¾„(pp)|ever-*since, for a long time after, terms.|¾„(av)|*from-now-on, before preds. .|¾
fib,÷<fibru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fibru, weak.*| 	¾
fibcea,÷<fib(ru)+ce(nj)a=weak-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(1v)|D *weaken, become weaker in strength.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*weakening, a state of becoming ‹er.|¾
fibdaa,÷<fib(ru)+da(nz)a=weak-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(a)|*wishful.|[K­VP] 	¾„(3v)|K *wish for state/object/event V for purpose P.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *wish, a ­ed-for state or thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *wish, a spec. state of ­ing.|¾
fibmao,÷<fib(ru)+ma(dz)o=weak-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*weakening, of that which ‹ens something.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *weaken/makes-weaker D in strength.|¾
fibru,÷fib fiu ¿÷<3/4E feeble; 2/3C rue; 2/4F faible; 2/5S feble>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*feeble/*frail/*weak, weaker thanŠbyŠ|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *weaker/more-feeble than J by C.|¾„(av)|*weakly, in a weak manner.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*weakness/*feebleness, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*weakness, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tough, *tougher than, conv. of weak, qv.|¾Used in: balfiu; brofiu; cirfiu; disfiu; drifiu; durdrifiu; dzofiu; fibcea; fibdaa; fibmao; fibsange; firfiu; fiudja; fiurbrili; fiurlitpro; fopfiu; galfiu; gusfiu; hirfiu; jelfiu; jugfiu; kacfiu; kanpyfiu; kojfiu; kolfiu; korfiu; krifiu; lidfiu; lipfiu; litfiu; lodfiu; malfiu; minfiu; mocfiu; pazfiu; penfiu; punfiu; ridfiu; sasfiu; sutfiu; takfiu; tedfiu; tocfiu; tocfiucko; turfiu; vizfiu; volfiu; volfiumalbi; ¾
fibsange,÷<fib(ru)+sange=weakly-suggest>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.6¾„(3v)|K *hint/*intimate/*imply V to D|[K­VD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*hint/*intimation, that which is ­ed.|¾
fic,÷<ficli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ficli, fish.*| 	¾
ficbongu,÷<fic(li)+bongu=fish-bone>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *bone from fish F.|[B­F] 	¾
ficla,÷¿÷<ficli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *fish.|[B­] 	¾
ficle,÷¿÷<ficli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *fishy/*fish-like, pertains to fish.|[B­] 	¾
ficli,÷fic ¿÷<3/3G fisch; 2/3E fish; 3/6H machhli>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *fry/*minnow, an infant *fish.|[B­] 	¾Used in: ficbongu; ficyjankii; ficyjanto; ¾
ficlo,÷¿÷<ficli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *fish.|[B­] 	¾
ficlu,÷¿÷<ficli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *fish, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
ficyjankii,÷<fic(li)+y+jan(to)+ki(nc)i=fish-hunt-accompany>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K go-*fishing with K for B.|[K­KB] 	¾
ficyjanto,÷<fic(li)+y+janto=fish-hunt>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.1¾„(2v)|K *fish/*troll for D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*fishing (forŠ).|¾„(n)|*fisher (forŠ), one who ­es.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)| *fishing, the sport, the act of ‹|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*catch (byŠ), that caught by ­ing.|¾
fid,÷<fizdi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fizdi, physical.*| 	¾
fidsensi,÷<fi(z)d(i)+sensi=physical-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 8.0¾„(1n)|N is a *physics, an instance of physical science.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*physical, pert. to physics.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*physics, mass term of instances.|¾
fidsesmao,÷<fi(z)d(i)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=physics-science-maker>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|K is a *physicist.|[K­] 	¾
fidsticko,÷<fi(z)d(i)+sti(se)+cko(zu)=physical-stop-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a physical-*obstacle in F to V.|[B­FV] 	¾
fie,÷<fremi>|¿|LW|SLR '90 15+¾„(h)|*comrade/*brother/*sister, an attitudinal indicating comradeship/friendship or the intimacy of fellow-members/co-workers; part of the series 'rie/kae/nue/fie/die', q.v.; always used after a designation/vocative. E.g., 'Djan, Fie'  'John, Friend' used as the salutation of a letter. (DIE).| 	¾
fighe,÷¿÷<Lin. Ficus>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *fig, a fruit of the fig-tree.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*fig, pert. to ­s.|¾
fii,÷<fildi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fildi, field.*| 	¾
fik,÷<fikco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fikco, fiction.*| 	¾
fikcli,÷<fik(co)+cli(ka)=fiction-like>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(1a)|B is *romantic, of the nature of fiction.|[B­] 	¾
fikco,÷fik ¿÷<4/7S ficcion; 3/6E fiction; 3/6F fiction; 3/7C syiao shuo; 2/5G fiktion; 3/8R fiktsiya>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2n)|P is work of *fiction by writer S.|[P­S] 	¾„(a)|*fictional, pert. to fictional works.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fiction, mass term.|¾Used in: blifikco; clufikco; denfikco; dicfikco; fikcli; firfikco; lagfikco; majblifikco; majfiafikco; muirstafikco; sesyblifikco; sesymajblifikco; stafikco; stafikpai; ¾
fil,÷<filmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of filmo, feel.*| 	¾
filbeo,÷<fil(mo)+be(gc)o=feel-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(4v)|K *appeal to D to do/give V through feelings N.|[K­DVN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *appeal, an action/object ‹ed for.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appeal, an act of ‹ing to feelings.|¾
filcea,÷<fil(mo)+ce(nj)a=feel-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*changeable/*moody, moodier thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more*moody/emotionally-*changeable than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*moodiness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mood, a state of being moody.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *moodiness, a spec. property.|¾
fildi,÷fii ¿÷<4/4E field; 3/6C tien di>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *field of farm/community F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: fildybiatri; fildygei; fildynurpro; fildytcali; kochebfii; rasfildi; tcifii; tribiafii; ¾
fildiu,÷<fil(mo)+di(sl)u=feelings-discuss>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *confide/*disclose/*express feeling V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *confidant(e), one who is confided to. .|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *confidence/disclosure, that which is ‹ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disclosure, a specific act of ‹ing.|¾
fildybiatri,÷<fild(i)+y+bi(ts)a+tri(cu)=field(s)-between-trees>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *hedgerow, dense row of trees between (collection) F.|[B­F] 	¾
fildygei,÷<fild(i)+y+ge(ts)i=field-get>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(a)|*harvesting/*croppingŠfromŠ, pertaining to ­ing.|[K­BS] 	¾„(n)|*harvester/*cropper ofŠfromŠ, one who ­s.|¾„(3v)|K *harvest/*crop B from S.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*harvest/*cropŠfromŠ, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*harvest/*cropŠfromŠ, the event of ­ing.|¾
fildynurpro,÷<fild(i)+y+nur+pro(ju)=field-produced>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *crop/*harvest of S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)| the *harvest, mass term.|¾
fildytcali,÷<fild(i)+y+tcali=field-wall>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 4.2¾„(3n)|B is a *fence of (material) S enclosing (area) C.|[B­SC] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*fencing, material to make fences out of.|¾
filhariosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|D has *filariasis.|[D­] 	¾
filjua,÷<fil(mo)+ju(gr)a=feel-grab>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|V is *gripping/*dramatic to D.|[V­D] 	¾
filjuo,÷<fil(mo)+(d)ju(p)o=feel-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 4.2¾„(3v)|K *encourage D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*encouragement, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*encouraged (byŠbyŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *encouragement (ofŠbyŠ).|¾
filmao,÷<fil(mo)+ma(dz)o=feel-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *move/*touch D, make one feel emotionŠ, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*moving/*touching, emotionally touching.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)| *touched/made to feel emotion byŠ,|¾
filmo,÷fil fio ¿÷<3/3E feel; 2/2C mo; 2/3G fuehl-en>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *feel D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*emotional/*feeling, able to feelŠaboutŠ|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*feeling, mass term of felt emotions.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*emotion/*humor/*mood, mass term of states.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*indifferent, have no reaction to e.g. I'm indifferent to the starvation in Ethiopia.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *feeling/*emotion, a spec. feeling byŠaboutŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *emotion/*humor/*mood, a spec. state of feeling.|¾«tu he ‹„»(ph)|*How do you feel?/How are you?, i.e., good or bad.|¾Used in: bunfilmao; cikfio; cnifio; damfilmao; damfio; damfiocko; dipfio; fatfio; filbeo; filcea; fildiu; filjua; filjuo; filmao; filnurblo; filtaa; fiocko; fiocle; fioflo; fiozbu; folfio; fucfio; funrulfio; furtoafio; gudfilcea; gudfilmao; gudfiocko; gudfucfio; hatfio; jelfio; kerfio; kinclefio; lilfilbeo; misfio; nartyfio; nesfiltaa; nilcyfilmao; norsimfio; notfaufio; selzavfio; sirfio; sruciufio; tanfio; vanfio; vatfio; zavfucfio; zavkaofio; ¾
filnurblo,÷<fil(mo)+nur+blo(da)=feelings-struck>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.3¾„(2a)|D is *overcome by (feelings) V.|[D­V] 	¾
filtaa,÷<fil(mo)+ta(kn)a=feel-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *confide-in D about feeling V.|[K­DV] 	¾
fio,÷<filmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of filmo, feel.*| 	¾
fiocko,÷<fi(lm)o+cko(zu)=feel-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.8¾„(3v)|S *move/*touch/cause-*emotion in D causing emotions P, nonintentional|[S­DP] 	¾„(a)|*moving/*touching, emotionally touching, of an incident.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)| *touched/made to feel emotion by incidentŠ,|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*emotion, brought about inŠbyŠ|¾
fiocle,÷<fi(lm)o+cle(si)=feeling-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2a)|K is *indifferent to V- complete lack of feeling aboutŠe.g. I'm indifferent to Third World poverty.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *indifference to /aboutŠ- lack of feeling forŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*apathy |¾
fioflo,÷<fi(lm)o+fo/l(ma)=feeling-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more-*emotional/full-of-emotions than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*emotionally, in an emotional manner.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*emotionality, mass term, properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|more-*unemotional/rational thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *emotionality, a spec. property.|¾
fiozbu,÷<fi(lm)o+zbu(ma)=emotion-explode>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 1.9¾„(a)|*stirring/*rousing/*exciting, exciting toŠ|[V­DN] 	¾„(n)|an *arouser, one who/that which ‹s.|¾„(3v)|V *excite/*arouse/*stir in D the emotions N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|an *excitement, mass term.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*excitement, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*excited/*excitable, can be ‹ed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *excitement/*arousal, a state of being ‹ed.|¾
fip,÷<fitpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fitpi, foot.*| 	¾
fipdampai,÷<fi(t)p(i)+dam(ni)+pa(rt)i=foot-base>|¿|3_Cpx|JÇB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a *sole, bottom part of the foot of S.|[B­S] 	¾
fipdji,SEE fitydji
fipdjidua,SEE fitydjidua
fir,÷<firpa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of firpa, fear.*| 	¾
firbiu,÷<fir(pa)+bi(vd)u=fear-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2a)|G is more *timid/*fearful than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*timidity/*fearfulness, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *timidity.|¾
fircakcea,÷<fir(pa)+(t)cak(u)+ce(nj)a=fear-shocked-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *horrified by/with V .|[D­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(a)|*horror.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*horrible.|¾
fircakcko,÷<fir(pa)+(t)cak(u)+cko(zu)=fear-shocked-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|S *horrify (person) D by/with V .|[S­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*horrified.|¾
fircakmao,÷<fir(pa)+(t)cak(u)+ma(dz)o=fear-shocked-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K *horrify (person) D by V .|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*horrified.|¾
firckomou,÷<fir(pa)+cko(zu)+mo(rd)u=fear-cause-more>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3a)|G is more *fearsome/*formidable/*redoubtable than J is to D.|[G­JD] 	¾
firfikco,÷<fir(pa)+fikco=fear-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is some *horror fiction by S.|[P­S] 	¾
firfiu,÷<fir(pa)+fi(br)u=fear-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *weak from fear-stimulus V in conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
firkaocea,÷<fir(pa)+ka(kt)o+ce(nj)a=fear-actor(coward)-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.0¾„(2v)|D *quail/lose-*courage before danger V.|[D­V] 	¾
firmao,÷<fir(pa)+ma(dz)o=fearful-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *frighten/*scare D, intentionally.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*frightening, actively causing fear.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*frightened/*scared, conv. of scare.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *fright/*scare, a state of being ‹ened.|¾
firpa,÷fir fia ¿÷<3/3E fear; 2/2C pa; 2/5G furcht>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*afraid/*fearful/*frightened/*scared, fearful ofŠ|[D­V] 	¾„(av)|*fearfully, in a fearful way.|¾„(2v)|D *fear/be-*afraid of/that V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fearful/*fearsome/*frightening/*frightful, pert. to feared things.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fear/*fright, a specific state of being afraid.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *fearsomeness/*frightfulness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: cakfia; clufia; fiacko; fiacle; fiafro; fiakra; firbiu; fircakcea; fircakcko; fircakmao; firckomou; firfikco; firfiu; firkaocea; firmao; firpluspe; gurfia; lidfia; majfiafikco; noirskufia; nordjafia; nordjafiacko; nordjafircea; nordjafirmao; nurfia; socfia; ¾
firpluspe,÷<fir(pa)+plu(ci)+spe(ni)=fear-pleasure-experience>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *thrilled by V.|[D­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*thrillŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thrill, an instance of being thrilled.|¾
fit,÷<fitpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fitpi, foot.*| 	¾
fitlevga,÷<fit(pi)+levga=foot-lever>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pedal of S.|[B­S] 	¾
fitlevgypuo,÷<fit(pi)+levg(a)+y+pu(ct)o=foot-lever-push>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(4v)|K *pedal B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾
fitlevgytaksi,÷<fit(pi)+levg(a)+y+taksi=foot-lever-taxi>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *pedicab.|[B­] 	¾
fitmra,÷<fit(pi)+ma/r(ka)=foot-print>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a *footprint/*footstep in/on surface S left by K.|[B­SK] 	¾
fitpi,÷fit fip ¿÷<3/3E feet; 2/3S pie; 3/7R stupnia>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*pedal, pert. to feet.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *foot/*paw of S.|¾Used in: fipdampai; fitlevga; fitlevgypuo; fitlevgytaksi; fitmra; fitpri; fitrua; fitveo; fitydji; fitydjidua; hadfitpi; kukfitlevga; pilfitpi; rekfitlevga; ¾
fitpri,÷<fit(pi)+pri(re)=foot-back>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *heel of S.|[B­S] 	¾
fitrua,÷<fit(pi)+ru(tm)a=foot-route>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3n)|B is a *trail/*path from S to D.|[B­SD] 	¾
fitveo,÷<fit(pi)+ve(sl)o=foot-container>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *stirrup ofŠ|[B­] 	¾
fitydji,÷<fit(pi)+y+dji(ne)=foot-joint>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.1¾„(2n)|B is an *ankle of S.|[B­S] 	¾
fitydjidua,÷<fit(pi)+y+dji(ne)+du(rn)a=foot-joint-ornament>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *anklet, an ankle ornament.|[B­] 	¾
fiu,÷<fibru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fibru, weak.*| 	¾
fiudja,÷<fi(br)u+dja(no)=weakly-know>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 1.0¾„(2a)|K is *unsure/*uncertain/*unconvinced of/*tentative about the truth of claim/sentence B|[K­B] 	¾«lopo no ‹„»(n)|*uncertainty/*unsureness, the gen. state of ‹ty.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*not-*uncertain ofŠ, a neg. form.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *uncertainty, a thing thought to be uncertain.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*uncertain, thought to be uncertain byŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *uncertainty/lack of conviction aboutŠ, a spec. state of ‹ty.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *uncertainty/*unsuress, a spec. property of one who is unconvinced|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *uncertainty/*incertitude/*inassurance, a spec. property of not being convincing|¾
fiurbrili,÷<fi(br)u+r+brili=weak-shine>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(1n)|B *gleam, by reflected light.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gleam (fromŠ), from a reflection.|¾
fiurlitpro,÷<fi(br)u+r+lit(la)+pro(ju)=feeble-light-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(1n)|K *gleam/*glow, produce a dim light.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gleam/*glow(fromŠ), from a light source.|¾
fiz,÷<fizdi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fizdi, physical.*| 	¾
fizdi,÷fiz fid ¿÷<4/5F physique; 4/6G physisch; 3/5E physique; 3/5C u li di; 3/5S fisic-o; 4/10R fizichiesk-yi>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.0¾„(1a)|N is *physical/non-*mental.|[N­] 	¾„(n)|a *phenomenon, physical, i.e., non-mental.|¾«zo ‹„»(n)|*physics, an example of *physical science. (I'm a little toungue in cheek here, but it could be.)|¾Used in: fidsensi; fidsesmao; fidsticko; fizfomdou; fizpoa; fizpuo; trufizfoi; ¾
fizfomdou,÷<fiz(di)+fo(r)m(a)+do(ns)u=physical-form-give>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '82 4.9¾„(3v)|K *mould P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|*sculpts/is a *sculptor.|¾«po ‹„»(v)|is *sculpting, the act of sculpture.|¾
fizpoa,÷<fiz(di)+po(nd)a=physical-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(3v)|K *react physically with reaction P to force S.|[K­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *reaction, a spec. physical response.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reaction, an event of ‹ing, physics.|¾
fizpuo,÷<fiz(di)+pu(ct)o=physical-push>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 3.6¾„(4n)|N is the *force/*stress on B of magnitude C in direction D.|[N­BCD] 	¾«zo ‹„»(n)| is a unit of *force, such as a dyne, newton, or pound.|¾
fla,÷<flami>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of flami, flame.*| 	¾
flaci,÷¿÷<3/4R flag; 2/3C chi; 3/5G flagge; 2/4E flag>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a/the *flag/*banner/*standard of S.|[B­S] 	¾
flaka,÷¿÷<flaki>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *fly.|[B­] 	¾
flake,÷¿÷<flaki>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *fly/*fly-like, pertaining to flies.|[B­] 	¾
flaki,÷¿÷<3/3E fly; 3/4G fliege; 2/4H makkhi; 2/7C tsang yeng>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *fly-maggot/*fly-larva.|[B­] 	¾
flako,÷¿÷<flaki>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *fly.|[B­] 	¾
flaku,÷¿÷<flaki>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *fly, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
flalakse,÷<fla(mi)+lakse=flame-wax>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *candle.|[B­] 	¾
flami,÷fla ¿÷<4/4F flamme; 4/5S flama; 4/5G flamme; 3/4E flame; 2/7C huo miao>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|V is a *flame of the gaseous part of a fire S.|[V­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*flame, mass term,.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*flaming/*aflame, of flaming fires, conv. form.|¾Used in: flalakse; zbufla; ¾
flati,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *inflate/*blow-up D with gas B to dimension C.|[K­DBC] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*inflated.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inflation, an act of ­ing something.|¾Used in: flatyvirta; ¾
flatyvirta,÷<flat(i)+y+virta=inflate-advertisement>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *puff/*blurb, an inflated advertisement.|[B­] 	¾
fle,÷<fleti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fleti, fly.*| 	¾
flebomba,÷<fle(ti)+bomba=fly(ing)-bomb>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *shell/*bomb/*missile, any explosive airborne device.|[B­] 	¾
fledjadou,÷<fle(ti)+dja(no)+do(ns)u=fly-know-give>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3v)|K gives *information to D concerning flight V|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a source of *information (clerk, notice board, TV screen)|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|some *flight *information, a spec. item.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of giving *information|¾
flegimna,÷<fle(ti)+gimna=flying-gymnastics>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(n)|K is an *aerobatic flyer, performing manoevre(s) P|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K performs *aerobatic manoevre(s) P|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*aerobatics, mass term for ­ic manoevres|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*aerobatics, the mass of such events|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a sp. *aerobatic manoevre|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *aerobatic flight|¾«po ‹„»(a)|*aerobatic, pert. to aerobatic flight|¾
flehao,÷<fle(ti)+ha(rk)o=fly-harbour>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *airport of place F|[B­F] 	¾
flekompi,÷<fle(ti)+kompi=fly-company>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|K is an *airline of community/country F|[K­F] 	¾
flelansa,÷<fle(ti)+lansa=fly-lance>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(1n)|B is a *javelin.|[B­] 	¾
flemai,÷<fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=flying-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *aircraft/*airplane/*aeroplane.|[B­] 	¾
flemaisro,÷<fle(ti)+ma(tc)i+so/r(di)=fly-machine-store>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *hangar for aircraft P at (airport) F|[B­PF] 	¾
flenensea,÷<fle(ti)+nen(ri)+se(tf)a=fly-in-set>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *check-in for flight F|[K­F] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*check-in, the procedure|¾
flerodlu,÷<fle(ti)+rodlu=fly-road>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *runway of (airport) F|[B­F] 	¾
flesatci,÷<fle(ti)+satci=fly-start>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(4v)|K,  aircraft/birds/other flying things, *take-*off from airport/runway/surface S for destination N via V.|[K­SNV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*take-off, an act/event of taking off. V (K­SNV)|¾
flesia,÷<fle(ti)+si(tf)a=fly-place>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾«‹ grobou„»(2n)|B is an *aircraft-carrier of government F|[B­F] 	¾
flestana,÷<fle(ti)+stana=fly-station>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *terminal building of airport/facility F.|[B­F] 	¾
flesti,÷<fle(ti)+sti(se)=fly-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '91 2.7¾„(2v)|K *alight/*land/*settle on B, to stop flying.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*landing, an act/event of a bird/aircraft/other flying thing alighting on some surface/perch. V (K­B)|¾
flesua,÷<fle(ti)+su(rv)a=fly-serve>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *flight-attendant/*steward(ess)/*air-hostess of aircraft/airline F|[K­F] 	¾
fleti,÷fle ¿÷<3/3C fei; 3/4E fly; 3/5R lieta-t; 3/4G flieg-en>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *fly to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *flier, that which flies.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*flight, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *destination, of a flight.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *flight, a spec. act of flying, q.v.|¾Used in: bombyflemai; cmaflemai; cutflemai; cutlaiflemai; dorflegru; flebomba; fledjadou; flegimna; flehao; flekompi; flelansa; flemai; flemaisro; flenensea; flerodlu; flesatci; flesia; flestana; flesti; flesua; ganfle; gentcelyflemai; grocuiflemai; kadflemai; kalflesti; kukdamfle; latflemai; latflepae; lelfle; macflesia; maifle; mocyclefle; normuofle; tantcelyflemai; vresacfle; ¾
fli,÷<flidu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of flidu, liquid.*| 	¾
flicea,÷<fli(du)+ce(nj)a=liquid-become>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.1¾„(n)|a *condensation/*melting, that which condenses.|[D­PN] 	¾„(3v)|D *melt/*dissolve/*condense/*liquefy into P under conditions N.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *condensation/*melt, the product of ­ation.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *melting/*dissolution/*condensation/*liquefaction.|¾
flicko,÷<fli(du)+cko(zu)=liquid-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4v)|N *liquefy/*melt/make-liquid S into D under conditions N, nonintentional; 'the sun melts the ice'|[N­SDN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *melting/*dissolution/*liquefaction, an act of ­ing.|¾
flidu,÷fli ¿÷<3/3C liu; 4/5F fluide; 4/6S fluido; 3/5E fluid; 2/4G fluss-ig; 2/6R zhidki>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.4¾„(n)|a *liquid, a quantity of liquid.|[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is normally *liquid, i.e., under conditions (of temerature and pressure) N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*liquid, mass term.|¾Used in: flicea; flicko; fliflo; fligre; fligrebanci; fligrecli; fligreduo; fligreflo; fligrekua; fliholcko; fliholvei; flihou; fliliu; flimao; flimoo; flimorcea; flimorcko; flimormao; flinenpuo; flinensea; flipuopro; flisuaveo; flitce; flitroku; flivao; guofli; hebfli; vaofli; ¾
fliflo,÷<fli(du)+fo/l(ma)=liquid-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2a)|G is more *juicy than J.|[G­J] 	¾
fligre,÷<fli(du)+gre(sa)=liquid-fat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *oil.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*oil, made of oil.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*oil, mass term.|¾
fligrebanci,÷<fli(du)+gre(sa)+banci=fluid-grease(oil)-bathe>|¿|3_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(4v)|K *anoint D with oil/substance B for purpose P.|[K­DBP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*anointed, one who is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*anointed, pertaining to ­ing.|¾
fligrecli,÷<fli(du)+gre(sa)+cli(ka)=oil-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*oily, more oil-like thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *oilier/more-oil-like than J.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *oiliness, a state of being oil-like.|¾
fligreduo,÷<fli(du)+gre(sa)+du(rz)o=liquid-grease-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *oil D, lubricate with oil.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|an *oiler, one who oils.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*oiled, that which is oiled.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(a)|*oily, property of something which has been oiled.|¾
fligreflo,÷<fli(du)+gre(sa)+fo/l(ma)=oil-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*oily, more full of oil than.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *oilier/more-full-of-oil than J.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*oiliness, a state of being oil-full.|¾
fligrekua,÷<fli(du)+gre(sa)+ku(vg)a=oil-covered>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is *oilier/more-oil-covered than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*oily, more oil-covered than.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *oiliness, a state of being oil-covered.|¾
fliholcko,÷<fli(du)+hol(du)+cko(zu)=bubble(liquid-hole)-cause >|¿|3_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2v)|N *bubble D, cause Š to form bubbles, non intentional|[N­D] 	¾
fliholvei,÷<fli(du)+hol(du)+ve(tc)i=liquid-hole-happen>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(1v)|K *bubble.|[K­] 	¾„(a)|*bubbling/*effervescent.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *effervescence, a state of bubbling.|¾
flihou,÷<fli(du)+ho(ld)u=liquid-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(3n)|V is a *bubble of B in liquid F.|[V­BF] 	¾
fliliu,÷<fli(du)+li(tn)u=liquid-restrain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *dam.|[B­] 	¾
flimao,÷<fli(du)+ma(dz)o=liquid-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4v)|K *liquefy/*melt/*condense/*dissolve, make-liquid S into P under conditions N, intentional.|[K­SPN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *liquefaction/*dissolution, an act of ­ing.|¾
flimoo,÷<fli(du)+mo(rt)o=liquid-dead>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(1a)|D is *drowned.|[D­] 	¾
flimorcea,÷<fli(du)+mor(to)+ce(nj)a=water-dead-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.8¾„(a)|*drowning (inŠ).|[D­B] 	¾„(2v)|D *drown in B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*drowning, an event of ­ing|¾
flimorcko,÷<fli(du)+mor(to)+cko(zu)=liquid-death-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|N *drown D, non-intentional.|[N­D] 	¾
flimormao,÷<fli(du)+mor(to)+ma(dz)o=water-dead-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.8¾„(3v)|K *drown D in B (intentional).|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*drowning (ŠinŠ).|¾
flinenpuo,÷<fli(du)+nen(ri)+pu(ct)o=liquid-into-push>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(4v)|K *plunge D into B for P.|[K­DBP] 	¾
flinensea,÷<fli(du)+nen(ri)+se(tf)a=liquid-in-set>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.8¾„(4v)|K *dip B in D with purpose P|[K­BDP] 	¾
flipuopro,÷<fli(du)+pu(ct)o+pro(ju)=liquid-push-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ/RAM '93 9.9¾„(3v)|K *press/*express/*squeeze-out the liquid from S producing juice/liquid output P.|[K­SP] 	¾
flisuaveo,÷<fli(du)+su(rv)a+ve(sl)o=liquid-serve-vessel>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *pitcher/*ewer.|[B­] 	¾
flitce,÷<fli(du)+tce(ru)=liquid-penetrate>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.8¾„(3v)|K *dive/*plunge into D for purpose P.|[K­DP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a-*dive/*emersion (intoŠforŠ).|¾
flitroku,÷<fli(du)+troku=liquid-rock>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 0¾„(2n)|B is some *lava from S.|[B­S] 	¾
flivao,÷<fli(du)+va(pr)o=liquid-gas>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *vapor, a normal liquid in a gaseous state, e.g. steam.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*vaporous, of vaporized liquids.|¾
flo,÷<folma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of folma, full.*| 	¾
flocea,÷<fo/l(ma)+ce(nj)a=full-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|D *fill-(up), become-filled with B|[D­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *filler, any substance which ‹s.|¾
flocko,÷<fo/l(ma)+cko(zu)=filled-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 1.4¾„(2v)|B, a *filler/*filling, causes D, a container, to be *full/*filled-up/*completely-full.|[B­D] 	¾„(n)|*filling/*stuffing, something that causes something else to be *stuffed/*filled-up/*completely-full. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stuffed/*completely-filled with...|¾
flofu,÷¿÷< 2/2C fu; 3/4E float; 3/4S flot-ar; 3/4G floss; 2/4F flott-er>|¿|60% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2v)|B *float on/in D.|[B­D] 	¾„(n)|a *float, that which is buoyant.|¾„(a)|*buoyant, floats in/onŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *buoyancy, a property of floating.|¾Used in: flofycondi; flofykosta; flofyveo; kerflofybou; kunflofu; norflofu; ¾
flofycondi,÷<flof(u)+y+condi=float-deep>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B has a *draft/*draught of C in medium N.|[B­CN] 	¾
flofykosta,÷<flof(u)+y+kosta=float-coat>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *lifejacket|[B­] 	¾
flofyveo,÷<flof(u)+y+ve(sl)o=float-container>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *float (of seaplane, fishing line etc)|[B­] 	¾
flomao,÷<fo/l(ma)+ma(dz)o=filled-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.4¾„(3v)|K *fill-(up) D completely with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fillable, capable of being ‹ed.|¾
flomou,÷<fo/l(ma)+mo(rd)u=full-more>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.0¾„(5a)|G is *fuller of B than J is of B by amount C|[G­BJBC] 	¾
flopai,÷<fo/l(ma)+pa(rt)i=full-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2a)|container B is *partly-*full to the extent C |[B­C] 	¾
flora,÷lor loa ¿÷<4/4S flor; 3/4F fleur; 3/5E flower>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *flower of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*floral, pert. to flowers.|¾Used in: fruloa; kolhyloa; lorcinpro; lorcinta; lorcli; lorflo; lorpro; loryrinje; norjyfruloa; ¾
flu,÷<fluro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fluro, fluorine.*| 	¾
fluro,÷flu ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *fluorine, element 8 (Fl)|[B­] 	¾
fo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|the *digit-*four (4), as in fofeso (456).| 	¾„(a)|*four (4), in math. expressions. |¾„(l)|*four (4) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., Fo le fumna pa merji  (Some) Four of the women were married; Fo fumna pa hijra  (Some) Four women were here independently. Cf., focu.|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*four (4), the number four, non-math. |¾
foa,÷<folma>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pp)|Wholes/Sets/Collectives, case tag.*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of forma, form.*|¾
focu,÷|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*four/*quadruple/*quartet, a *tetrad ofŠacting together, an indefinite set describer. E.g., Focu mrenu pa hijra  Some four men/A group of four men were here together. Cf., Fo mrenu pa hijra  Some four men were here independently.| 	¾
fod,÷<foldi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of foldi, fold.*| 	¾
fodcea,÷<fo(l)d(i)+ce(nj)a=fold-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|B *fold (self). (Da ‹. X ­s itself.) (B­) |[B­B] 	¾
fodcei,÷<fo(l)d(i)+ce(rs)i=fold-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *folding-*chair.|[B­] 	¾
fodcko,÷<fo(l)d(i)+cko(zu)=fold-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|N *fold (object) D (unintentional).|[N­D] 	¾
fodflocea,÷<fo(l)d(i)+fo/l(ma)+ce(nj)a=fold-full-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1v)|B *crumple, become crumpled (actor unspecified).|[B­] 	¾
fodflocko,÷<fo(l)d(i)+fo/l(ma)+cko(zu)=fold-full-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|N *crumple D, nonintentional cause to be full of wrinkles.|[N­D] 	¾
fodflomao,÷<fo(l)d(i)+fo/l(ma)+ma(dz)o=fold-full-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *crumple D, intentionally make full of wrinkles.|[K­D] 	¾
fodfoa,÷<fo(l)d(i)+fo(rm)a=fold-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *fold/*tuck/*crease in/of F (Da ‹. X is a fold-like shape.)|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*folded/*tucked, having folds.|¾
fodlia,÷<fo(l)d(i)+(c)li(n)a=fold-line>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *wrinkle, the mark left by a fold.|[B­] 	¾
fodliacko,÷<fo(l)d(i)+(c)li(n)a+cko(zu)=fold-line-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|N *wrinkle D, nonintentional cause "Time wrinkles the face".|[N­D] 	¾«pu no nu ‹„»(a)|*permanent-press. |¾
fodliaflo,÷<fo(l)d(i)+(c)li(n)a+fo/l(ma)=fold-line-full>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1a)|B is *wrinkled, full of wrinkles.|[B­] 	¾
fodlincea,÷<fo(l)d(i)+(c)lin(a)+ce(nj)a=fold-line-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1v)|B *wrinkle, become wrinkled (actor unspecified).|[B­] 	¾
fodlinmao,÷<fo(l)d(i)+(c)lin(a)+ma(dz)o=fold-line-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *wrinkle D, intentional act.|[K­D] 	¾
fodmao,÷<fo(l)d(i)+ma(dz)o=fold-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|K *fold (object) D (intentional).|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *folder, a ­ed object. |¾
fodpai,÷<fo(l)d(i)+pa(rt)i=fold-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *flap, a folded piece of F.|[B­F] 	¾
fodtoe,÷<fo(l)d(i)+to(bm)e=fold-table>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *folding table/*tray-table|[B­] 	¾
fofi,÷<fo+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*fourthly, in the fourth place| 	¾
foi,÷<folfunrui=must>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(aux)|*must/is-*obliged-to..., objective sense used before predicates (PA). E.g., Mi foi godzi daI must go to X. Cf. oa for subjective sense: oa mi godzi daI must go to X. | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of fosli, force.*|¾„(pp)|*in/*during/*under..., used before event/state terms to specify the conditions of an obligation.|¾
foircmamao,÷<fo(sl)i+r+cma(lo)+ma(dz)o=forcefully-reduce>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *suppress/*put-down/*diminish D by force V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*suppression, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *suppression, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
foirjua,÷<fo(sl)i+r+ju(gr)a=forcefully-grab>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.3¾„(3v)|K *seize/*catch/*capture/take-*captive D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *seizure, an act of capturing.|¾
foirnengoi,÷<fo(sl)i+r+nen(ri)+go(dz)i=force-inside-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT '85 3.4¾„(3v)|K enter by force/*invade D with (force) V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*invader, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*invasion, mass instances.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*invaded, subjected to ­ion.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *invasion (ofŠwithŠ), a specific forced entry.|¾
foirnurtoa,÷<fo(sl)i+r+nur+to(kn)a=things-which-are-criminally-taken>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(n)|*looter, one who ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *loot B from D.|¾«nu ‹„»(3n)|*spoil (s)/*booty stolen byŠfromŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *looting.|¾
foisru,÷<fo(sl)i+su/r(na)=force-harm>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(3v)|K *inflict injury/suffering V on D.|[K­VD] 	¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*injurious.|¾
fol,÷<forli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of forli, strong.*| 	¾
folbeo,÷<fo(r)l(i)+be(gc)o=strong-request>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/HA '87 4.7¾„(3v)|K *plead for V from S.|[K­VS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(3n)|a *plea byŠfromŠ|¾«po ‹„»(3n)|a *plea byŠfromŠ, the event.|¾
folbri,÷<fo(r)l(i)+bri(ze)=strong-wind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|P is a *gale/strong-*wind from S.|[P­S] 	¾
folcko,÷<fo(r)l(i)+cko(zu)=strong-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '91 3.0¾„(4v)|N *strengthen/*fortify D by doing V, non-intentional, e.g. a structural component.|[N­DV] 	¾
folcue,÷<fo(r)l(i)+cu(ts)e=strongly-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *insist-on/*assert/*declare/*say-forcefully B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(a)|*assertive/*insistent, forceful in speech.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*assertiveness, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *assertion.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *insistence, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *assertiveness, a spec. property.|¾
foldaa,÷<fo(r)l(i)+da(nz)a=strong-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(2v)|K *lust/*crave for B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lust/*craving forŠ|¾
foldi,÷fod ¿÷<4/4E fold; 2/3C die; 2/5G falte>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2n)|a *fold in (object)Š|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *fold in (object) F (Da ‹. X is a ‹.) |¾Used in: bierfodydjoso; bierfoldi; cmafodmao; cmafoldi; fanfodcea; fanfodcko; fanfodmao; fodcea; fodcei; fodcko; fodflocea; fodflocko; fodflomao; fodfoa; fodlia; fodliacko; fodliaflo; fodlincea; fodlinmao; fodmao; fodpai; fodtoe; nenfoldi; prefodlae; prifodcei; selfodcea; smazvofodpai; ¾
foldja,÷<fo(r)l(i)+dja(no)=strongly-know>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 1.0¾„(2a)|K is *sure/certain/*definite/*convinced/*positive of the truth of sentence B.|[K­B] 	¾«lopo no ‹„»(n)|*uncertainty/*unsureness, mass state term.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*uncertain/*unsure, not sure ofŠ, neg. form|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*certain/*inevitable, thought to be certain ofŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *certainty/*conviction, a thing thought certain.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conviction/*certainty, a state of being convinced.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *conviction/*sureness, certainty, a property|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *certainty/*certitude/*assurance, a property of conviction|¾
foldjacea,÷<fo(r)l(i)+dja(no)+ce(nj)a=strongly-knowing-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '96 1.0¾„(a)|D is *convinced, has become ­ of the truth of some sentence B from source/through agent S.|[D­BS] 	¾„(3v)|D *becomes-*sure/-*convinced of the truth of sentence B from source/through agent S|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*convincing, of some source/agent by which someone ­s himself of the truth of something.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*becoming-*convinced, a state/process of becoming convinced ofŠ|¾
foldjamao,÷<fo(r)l(i)+dja(no)+ma(dz)o=strongly-knowing-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '96 1.0¾„(4v)|K *convinces D/makesŠconvinced of the truth of sentence B by action V.|[K­DBV] 	¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*convincing, of some act that ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*convincing someone, a state/process ofŠ's convincingŠofŠbyŠ V (K­DBV)|¾
foldje,÷<fo(r)l(i)+dje(la)=strong-healthy>|¿|2_Cpx|DB '83 2.2¾„(2a)|G is (more) *hardy/*rugged/*sturdy/*vigourous (thanŠ) J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hardiness/*sturdiness/*vigour, mass property.|¾
foldri,÷<fo(r)l(i)+dri(ki)=strong-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *vividly-*remember B about V.|[K­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(3v)|*impress/*burn-intoŠin the memory ofŠaboutŠ|¾
folfio,÷<fo(r)l(i)+fi(lm)o=strong-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*emotional/*passionate, passionate aboutŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *feel-strongly/are-*passionate about V. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*emotion/*passion, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*emotionality, mass term of prop.|¾
folfunrui,÷<fo(r)l(i)+fun+ru(ln)i=strong-should>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *must/be-*obliged-to do P under S.|[K­PS] 	¾
folguo,÷<fo(r)l(i)+gu(st)o=strong-taste>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3a)|G has a *stronger taste/flavour than J to K.|[G­JK] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*strength, a property of flavors.|¾
folhaa,÷<fo(r)l(i)+ha(sf)a=strong-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *fort/*castle/*citadel/*stronghold of F.|[B­F] 	¾
folkaocko,÷<fo(r)l(i)+ka(kt)o+cko(zu)=strong-action-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(4v)|K *provoke D to strong action V by being/doing N.|[K­DVN] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*provocation, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *provocation, an act of ‹ing.|¾
folkeo,÷<fo(r)l(i)+(c)ke(m)o=strong-time>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *prime/*peak-period of F.|[B­F] 	¾
folkla,÷<fo(r)l(i)+kla(bu)=strong-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 3.2¾„(1n)|B is *canvas, a strong cloth for sails, tents etc.|[B­] 	¾
folkrikao,÷<fo(r)l(i)+kri(do)+ka(kt)o=strong-belief-act>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(n)|a *zealot, one who is zealous.|[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is *zealous about/in pursuing N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*zeal, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *zeal, a spec. property.|¾
folkru,÷<fo(r)l(i)+kru(ma)=strong-room>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2n)|D is a *vault/*safe/*strongroom for B.|[D­B] 	¾
folma,÷flo ¿÷<3/3G voll; 2/3E full; 2/3C man; 2/5R polno>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)| S is *full of B.|[S­B] 	¾Used in: bonflo; briflo; ceorderflo; ceuflo; ciaflo; cilflo; cinflo; cinflocko; ckaflo; claflo; clafyflo; cniflo; comflo; criflo; cuiflo; datflo; disflo; donflo; dusflo; dutflo; fauflo; fenflo; fioflo; fliflo; fligreflo; flocea; flocko; flomao; flomou; flopai; fodflocea; fodflocko; fodflomao; fodliaflo; frelykaoflo; graflo; greflo; greflocea; grimuiflo; haiflo; helflo; holflo; jaoflo; jitflomao; julflo; kacflo; kalflo; kanpyflo; kaoflo; karkyflo; kerflo; kerkroflo; kladyflo; koiflo; kriflo; ledflo; lekflo; lidflo; lifyflo; litflo; livflo; lodflo; lorflo; mioflo; misflocko; muiflo; muoflo; musflo; nejflo; nenfagflo; nicflo; norkoiduoflo; norpoaflo; nurflo; paiflo; penckaflo; penflo; perflo; pisflo; pliflo; poaflo; poiflo; puaflo; pulflo; ragflo; ragflocea; razflo; recykaiflo; risflo; salgreflo; sanflo; secflo; selsacflo; skuflo; smaflo; solflo; sotflo; spoflo; susflo; taaflo; taoflo; tarflo; tceholflo; tcupenflo; teiflo; trokyflo; tseflo; tuaflo; vefyflo; venflo; zasflo; zavdazflo; ¾
folmadji,÷<fo(r)l(i)+madji=strong-magician>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *sorcerer.|[K­] 	¾
folmao,÷<fo(r)l(i)+ma(dz)o=strong-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/JCB/RAM '83 3.0¾„(3v)|K *strengthen/*fortify D by doing V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾
folpru,÷<fo(r)l(i)+pru(ci)=strong-test>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM/JJ '91 3.7¾„(2v)|K *test the*strength of D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*rigorous/*severe.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*rigor/*severity, mass property of strength tests.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *test-of-*strength.|¾
folroa,÷<fo(r)l(i)+ro(dj)a=strongly-grow>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.6¾„(2v)|K *prosper/*thrive/*flourish under conditions N.|[K­N] 	¾
folrui,÷<fo(r)l(i)+ru(ln)i=strong-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *rule, an obligatory rule.|[K­DVN] 	¾„(a)|*mandatory/*obligatory, of strong rules.|¾„(4v)|K *obligate/*require D to do V under N.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*required/*mandatory/*obligatory, of required actions.|¾«fu ‹„»(v)|*mandatory forŠby ruleŠ mandatory.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*obligation|¾
fom,÷<forma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of forma, form.*| 	¾
fombeo,÷<fo(r)m(a)+be(gc)o=formal-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *request/*apply-to/*propose-action P to D |[K­PD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a formal *request/*application/*proposal.|¾
fombiu,÷<fo(r)m(a)+bi(vd)u=formal-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '84 3.2¾„(2a)|G is more *stately/*dignified than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*pomposity, property of being stately.|¾
fomceamao,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=form-change-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *form/*shape/*model D into P.|[K­DP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *model/*formation, a produced form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *formation, an act of forming something.|¾
fomcia,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ci(rn)a=formal-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *study-(about) D in/from sources S.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|a *student, one who learns formally.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*study, mass term of acts.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*study, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *study, an act of ­ing.|¾«zo ‹„»(n)|*units, at a college or university. An amount of study.|¾
fomcka,÷<fo(r)m(a)+cka(no)=formally-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2a)|K is/are *courteous/*polite/*civil to D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*courtesy/*politeness/*civility, mass prop.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*rude/*crude/*impolite/*unpolished toŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *politeness/*civility/*courtesy, a spec. act.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*courtesy/*politeness/*civility, spec. property.|¾
fomckabiu,÷<fo(r)m(a)+cka(no)+bi(vd)u=formally-kind-behavior>|¿|3_Cpx|HA '87 3.8¾„(2a)|K are *mannerly/good-*mannered to D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*manners, standards of polite behaviour.|¾«no ‹„»(2a)|*rude toŠ|¾
fomckamou,÷<fo(r)m(a)+cka(no)+mo(rd)u=formal-kind-more>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(4a)|G is more *courteous/*polite to D than J to D.|[G­DJD] 	¾
fomcue,÷<fo(r)m(a)+cu(ts)e=formally-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 5.0¾„(3v)|K *certify that B has qualifications/characteristics N.|[K­BN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*certification, a specific instance.|¾
fomcuepre,÷<fo(r)m(a)+cu(ts)e+p(ap)re=formally-say-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *certificate, testifying to N.|[B­N] 	¾
fomdia,÷<fo(r)m(a)+di(tc)a=formal-teach>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*educational, pertaining to ­ing.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|an *educator/*instructor.|¾„(3v)|K *educate/*instruct D in matter/subject B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*educated/*educatable, capable of being ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *education/*instruction, a specific act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(a)|*education, a process of being ­ed.|¾
fomdiu,÷<fo(r)m(a)+di(sl)u=formal-discuss>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(n)|a *conferree, one who confers with someone.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *confer/*consult on/about topic B with D.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *consultant, one who is ­ed with.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conference/*consultation, an act/process of ­ing.|¾
fomdjatua,÷<fo(r)m(a)+dja(no)+tu(rk)a=formal-knowledge-worker>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *professional in field N.|[B­N] 	¾«lo no ‹„»(n)|the *laity of professionŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *profession, an employment with spec. qualifications.|¾
fomdou,÷<fo(r)m(a)+do(ns)u=formal-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *present/*donate/*give-formally B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *donor, one who givesŠformally toŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *donation, a formal gift.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *donation/*presentation, an act of giving formally.|¾
fomdreclu,÷<fo(r)m(a)+dre(ti)+clu(va)=form-correct-love>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2a)|B is *punctilious/*officious about N.|[B­N] 	¾
fomdrisia,÷<fo(r)m(a)+dri(ki)+si(tf)a=formal-remind-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *memorial/*shrine of/to D.|[B­D] 	¾„(a)|*memorial, pert. to memorials/shrines.|¾
fomduo,÷<fo(r)m(a)+du(rz)o=form-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *treat/*handle D in manner/method/way/mode/with-treatment V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *treatment, a method/manner of ­ingŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*treated, of one who/that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *treatment/*handling, a spec. case of treatingŠ|¾
fomgeojmi,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ge(sk)o+jmi(te)=formally-guest-meet>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(n)|a *host/*hostess|[K­D] 	¾„(2n)|K *receive/*welcome (guest) D , a formal reception.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *reception, the formal receiving of guests.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*hospitality|¾
fomgubdou,÷<fo(r)m(a)+gu(d)b(i)+do(ns)u=formal-good-give>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *bless/give-*blessing-to D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*blessed, conv. of bless.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *blessing, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *blessedness, a state of being ­ed.|¾
fomklu,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ku/(t)l(a)=form-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(n)|*carver, one who ­s.|[K­PS] 	¾„(a)|*carving, pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(3v)|K *carve P from S.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *carving|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*carving, the act of ­ing|¾
fomkua,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ku(vg)a=form-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|an *envelope ofŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *envelop/*cover/*contain shape D.|¾
fomnurdia,÷<fo(r)m(a)+nur+di(tc)a=formal-teaching>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(2n)|N is a *dogma of system F.|[N­F] 	¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*dogmatic, the property of ‹|¾
fompresri,÷<fo(r)m(a)+p(ap)re+sri(te)=formal-paper-write>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(3v)|K *document D for purpose P.|[K­DP] 	¾
fomsao,÷<fo(r)m(a)+sa(mt)o=form-same>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*fitting/*matching/*suitable/*adaptable, matching in form.|[B­N] 	¾„(n)|a *fit/*match, that which fits.|¾„(2v)|B *fit/*suit/*match/*adapt N.|¾
fomsatci,÷<fo(r)m(a)+satci=formal-start>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(2v)|K *inaugurate (person/process) D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inauguration (ofŠ), a specific event.|¾
fomsensi,÷<fo(r)m(a)+sensi=shape-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 6.3¾„(1)|F is an instance of *geometry.|[F­] 	¾„(a)|*geometric, pert. to geometry.|¾
fomsocnaa,÷<fo(r)m(a)+soc(li)+na(tr)a=formal+rude>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2v)|K is *insolently-*polite to B. (as of a traffic policeman who has just stopped you)|[K­B] 	¾
fomsri,÷<fo(r)m(a)+sri(te)=formally-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *notifier, one who gives notice.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *notify-(in writing)/serves-*notice-on D that N.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *notice/*notification, a notification, the thing notified of.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *notification, an event of ­ing.|¾
fomsripre,÷<fo(r)m(a)+sri(te)+p(ap)re=formally-write-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *notice about V, the physical container.|[B­V] 	¾
fomtaa,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ta(kn)a=formal-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(n)|a *lecturer/*speaker/*orator, one who ­s.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *discourse/*speak/*lecture/*address/*talk/*orate/make-a-*speech-to D on topic N.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *address/*discourse/*lecture/*talk/*oration, lecture, its substance.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*discourse, mass term of events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *address/*discourse/*speech/*talk/*lecture/*oration, lecture, an act.|¾
fomtao,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ta(rg)o=formal-argue>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(n)|a *debater, one who ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *debate/*argue proposition B with/against D.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*debatable, can be ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *proposition, of a debate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *debate/*argument, a specific instance of ­ing.|¾
fomtci,÷<fo(r)m(a)+t(it)ci=formally-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2v)|K *dine/eat-formally on foods B.|[K­B] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)| *dinner/*cuisine, mass term|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*dining, events of dinner.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *dinner, food eaten.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*dinner, an event of dining.|¾
fomtra,÷<fo(r)m(a)+tra(du)=formally-true>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 8.8¾„(1a)|N are *valid, formally/analytically true.|[N­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *validation, an event|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *validity, a property.|¾
fomvei,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ve(tc)i=formal-happening>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a *ceremony/*event/*rite/*pomp with function/meaning P for people K.|[B­PK] 	¾„(a)|*ceremonial/*ritual, pert. to ­s.|¾
fomveibiu,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ve(tc)i+bi(vd)u=formal-happening;behave>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ/JCB '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K performs/participates-in a *ceremony/*event/*rite/*pomp with function/meaning P for people F.|[K­PF] 	¾
fomvelpli,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ve(s)l(o)+pli(zo)=form-vessel-use>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(3v)|K *mould/*cast (object) P from (material) S.|[K­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *moulding/*casting (byŠfromŠ), an object produced by ­ing.|¾
fomveo,÷<fo(r)m(a)+ve(sl)o=form-vessel>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *mould/hollow form to shape plastic/molten substance P.|[B­P] 	¾
fomymia,÷<fo(r)m(a)+y+mi(lf)a=formal-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(3n)|V is a *dinner/*banquet/*formal-meal of B for D.|[V­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*menu, the food served at a banquet ?|¾
fomymii,÷<fo(r)m(a)+y+mi(pl)i=form-example>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|S is a *model/*pattern for P.|[S­P] 	¾
fomyrirda,÷<fo(r)m(a)+y+rirda=formal-record>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(3n)|P is a *document about N by S,|[P­NS] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*documentation, mass term|¾
foni,÷<fo+ni>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.9¾„(n)|the number *forty (40), in math. expressions.| 	¾«lio ‹„»(n)|the number *forty (40), non-math.|¾
fop,÷<fotpa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fotpa, fat.*| 	¾
fopcea,÷<fo(t)p(a)+ce(nj)a=fat-become>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.3¾„(1v)|K *fatten/grow-*fat.|[K­] 	¾
fopcei,÷<fo(t)p(a)+ce(rs)i=fat-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *easy-chair/*overstuffed-*chair.|[B­] 	¾
fopfiu,÷<fo(t)p(a)+fi(br)u=fat-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *flabby.|[B­] 	¾
for,÷<fo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fo,4.*| 	¾
fora,÷<fo+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|is a *quartet/*tetrad/*foursome/*4-member subset of set..., a cardinal pred.; e.g., Da fora lea bridiji  X is a foursome at bridge/of bridge-players. | 	¾
fordei,÷<for+de(nl)i=4-day>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.7¾„(2n)|V is a *Thursday of week/month F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Thursday (the fifth day of the week).|¾
fordi,÷¿÷<2/2C di; 3/4E floor; 2/4H farsh>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a/the *floor of room/building/storey F, its bottom surface. 'Fordi' may also be used as one of the countable levels in a multi-story building.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: damfordynursia; fordybia; fordybiaspa; fordykla; fordyrocduo; ganfordynursia; muvfordi; tridyfordi; ¾
fordiobalma,÷<for+di(rc)o+balma=4-direction-ball>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *hypersphere with characteristics N.|[B­N] 	¾
fordiokurfa,÷<for+di(rc)o+kurfa=4-direction-square>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *hypercube/*tesseract with characteristics N.|[B­N] 	¾
fordybia,÷<ford(i)+y+bi(ts)a=floor-between>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B, a building, is C *stories/*storeys high, default 1. E.g., Ta fordybia lio toni  That's 20 storeys high, i.e., a 20-storey building.|[B­C] 	¾„(n)|a *bungalow, a one-storey building (when used without the second argument).|¾
fordybiaspa,÷<ford(i)+y+bi(ts)a+spa(si)=floor-between-space>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *floor/*story/*storey of building F, a space between any two of its floors or between its highest floor and its roof. |[B­F] 	¾
fordykla,÷<ford(i)+y+kla(bu)=floor-fabric>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a/some *carpet/*rug, a floor covering.|[B­] 	¾
fordyrocduo,÷<ford(i)+y+(b)roc(u)+du(rz)o=floor-brush-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *brush/*scrub the floor of D.|[K­D] 	¾
forgru,÷<for+gru(pa)=4th-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *regiment/*wing, the 4th smallest military-unit in some larger *military-*organization/*force F, without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., kerforgru  air wing. Cf. surgru.|[B­F] 	¾
forheo,÷<for+he(dr)o=four-hedron>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *tetrahedron.|[B­] 	¾
fori,÷<fo+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|*fourth-(4th) term/member of series y, an ordinal predicate.| 	¾
forjaofoa,÷<for+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=four-angle-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*quadrangular, pert. to quandrangles.|[B­C] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *quadrangle with vertices C.|¾
forka,÷¿÷<4/4E fork; 2/4F fourche; 2/5R vilka; 2/7S tenedor>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *fork, any tined/pronged instrument. |[B­] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fork, a splitting or 'Y' shape, "There was a fork in the road."|¾
forkai,÷<for+ka(tl)i=four-quality>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *four-place property/relation among F, collection.|[B­F] 	¾
forkaipua,÷<for+ka(tl)i+pu(rd)a=four-predicate-quality-word>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|B *predicate 4-place relation V among F|[B­VF] 	¾
forklu,÷<for+ku/(t)l(a)=four-cut>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *quarter D, cut into four equal parts.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*quartered, cut into 4 parts.|¾
forklupai,÷<for+ku/(t)l(a)+pa(rt)i=four-cut-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *quarter of F.|[B­F] 	¾
forkoi,÷<for+ko(rj)i=4th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *major/*lieutenant-*commander/etc. commanding/*attached-*to military unit F, within a military service addressed without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., murforkoi  naval lieutenant commander. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
forkue,÷<for+ku(mc)e=X-over-four>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *quarter/*fourth of F.|[B­F] 	¾
forkuedalra,÷<for+ku(mc)e+dalra=4-reciprocal-dollar>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is a *twenty-five-cent-piece/*quarter, 25/100ths of monetary unit F. |[B­F] 	¾
forli,÷fro fol ¿÷<2/2C li; 3/4E fort; 2/3F fort; 2/3G fort>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*strongly, in a strong manner.|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *stronger than J by C.|¾„(a)|*strong, stronger thanŠbyŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*strength/*might, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/some *strength, a property of being strong.|¾Used in: balfro; brofro; ciafro; ckofro; cpufro; disfro; djafro; drifro; fiafro; folbeo; folbri; folcko; folcue; foldaa; foldja; foldjacea; foldjamao; foldje; foldri; folfio; folfunrui; folguo; folhaa; folkaocko; folkeo; folkla; folkrikao; folkru; folmadji; folmao; folpru; folroa; folrui; frelyfro; gaifro; geifro; giufro; hirfro; jelfro; juafro; junfro; kacfro; kanpyfro; koifro; kolfro; korfro; krifro; lenfro; lidfro; lipfro; livfro; lodfro; malfro; mocfro; nurfolrui; pazfro; penfro; punfro; sasfro; teifro; tuafro; voifro; ¾
forma,÷fom foa ¿÷<4/4E form; 5/5R forma; 5/5S forma; 4/4F forme; 4/4G form>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *form/*pattern/*shape of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(av)|*formally, in a formal way.|¾„(a)|*formal, having definite form.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*form, mass term of instances.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *formation, something formed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*patterned, having a pattern, conv.|¾Used in: austrralopithekuiyfoa; bamfoa; bamfomcartu; bartyfoa; bilfoa; bivfoa; blefoa; citfoa; crafoa; dansyfoa; dicfoa; djifoa; dunfoa; durfoa; durfompli; durfompoi; dzofoa; ferjaofoa; fizfomdou; fodfoa; fombeo; fombiu; fomceamao; fomcia; fomcka; fomckabiu; fomckamou; fomcue; fomcuepre; fomdia; fomdiu; fomdjatua; fomdou; fomdreclu; fomdrisia; fomduo; fomgeojmi; fomgubdou; fomklu; fomkua; fomnurdia; fompresri; fomsao; fomsatci; fomsensi; fomsocnaa; fomsri; fomsripre; fomtaa; fomtao; fomtci; fomtra; fomvei; fomveibiu; fomvelpli; fomveo; fomymia; fomymii; fomyrirda; forjaofoa; glidurfoa; hansanfoa; herfoa; herfomduo; holfoa; jitvelfoa; jitvelfomduo; kaldurfoa; kaonrulfoa; kasfoa; kasfoamao; kasfoamormao; korfoa; kurjaofoa; lagfompli; larfomdou; ledfoa; ledfoamao; ledfomcea; ledfomcko; lenfoa; linfoamao; linfomcea; lunfoa; mazfoa; merfomvei; metfomdou; negdyfoa; netfoamao; nomfoa; norfoa; norfomdjatua; notlenfoa; nurfomcea; penfoa; pilfoa; plefoa; profoa; pubsrifoa; purfomsao; radfoa; rarfomveo; rebfoa; resfoa; rolfoa; rolfomhou; rorjaofoa; sacfoa; sanfomcea; simfoa; sinhyfoa; skofoa; skofoamao; skofomcea; sorjaofoa; takfoa; tcidyfoa; telfoa; telfomspa; terjaofoa; tocfoa; velfoa; vorjaofoa; zvofoa; ¾
formao,÷<for+ma(dz)o=four-make>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *quadruple/make-*four-of D.|[K­D] 	¾
formea,÷<for+me(ns)a=4-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|V is an *April of year C.|[V­C] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*April (the name of the 4th month of the year).|¾
forpoi,÷<for+po(rl)i=4th-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *marquis/*marquess of domain N.|[B­N] 	¾
forspa,÷<for+spa(si)=four-space>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|N is a (space-time)-*region occupied by system/process B.|[N­B] 	¾„(n)|a *space-time region occupied by system/processŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*space-time, mass term.|¾
fortro,÷<for+tro(li)=4th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *sergeant *controling/*attached-*to military unit F, within a military service addressed without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., murfortro  petty officer second class|[B­F] 	¾
fos,÷<fosli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fosli, force.*| 	¾
fosgai,÷<fos(li)+ga(rn)i=force-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *subjugate/*impose-rule on D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *subject, of subjugation, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *imposition/*subjugation, of rule, a spec. act.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *subjection, state of being ­jugated.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*tyranny.|¾
fosgeo,÷<fos(li)+ge(sk)o=force-guest>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(3n)|D is a *hostage held by K for reasons N.|[D­KN] 	¾„(a)|*kidnapped, (byŠforŠ).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*ransom (forŠasked byŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*kidnap/take-*hostageŠfor reasonsŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*kidnapper/*hostage-taker (ofŠforŠ).|¾
foshili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *fossil.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*fossil, pert. to fossils.|¾
foskoi,÷<fos(li)+ko(rj)i=forcing-order>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(a)|*demanding, of that which demands.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *demand/*insist-on action/object B from/of D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *demand, a ­ed thing, conv. of demand.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *demand/*insistence, an act of ­ing.|¾
fosli,÷fos foi ¿÷<2/2C li; 3/4E force; 2/4F force>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*forceful, pert. to persons/groups.|[K­DV] 	¾„(av)|*forcefully, in a forceful manner.|¾„(3v)|K *force/*compel D to-(do) V.|¾„(n)|*force, a spec. factor forcingŠto do/be|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*forced, of forced actions/effects.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*force-in-general, the mass of spec.Šs|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*forced, of one forced to do something.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*compulsion, an act of compelling/forcing, q.v.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*forcefulness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bicfoskoi; cikpoafoi; clegunfoi; djofoi; felfoi; foircmamao; foirjua; foirnengoi; foirnurtoa; foisru; fosgai; fosgeo; foskoi; fospoa; fostoa; kerpozfoi; lilfoi; lufyfoi; minfoi; minfospoa; mocypucfoi; mrotsufoi; socfoi; suvfoi; trufizfoi; ¾
fospoa,÷<fos(li)+po(nd)a=force-response>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3n)|V is a *strain, the response of a body to a force of magnitude C acting in direction N.|[V­CN] 	¾
fostoa,÷<fos(li)+to(kn)a=force-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(3v)|K *rob D of B, take by force.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *robber, one who takes by force.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*robbery, mass term of event.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *robbery, stealing forcefully.|¾
fotpa,÷fop ¿÷<3/4H mota; 2/3E fat; 2/3C pang; 2/3G fett>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3a)|G is *fatter/*plumper than J by amount C.|[G­JC] 	¾„(a)|*fat/*obese/*plump/*ample, plumper thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*plumpness/*fatness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*fatness/*plumpness/*obesity, plumpness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: fopcea; fopcei; fopfiu; ¾
fra,÷<farfu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of farfu, father.*| 	¾
frabru,÷<fa/r(fu)+bru(di)=father-brother>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a/the (paternal)-*uncle of P through father S.|[B­PS] 	¾
fracea,÷<fa/r(fu)+ce(nj)a=father-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|S (become-the)-*father-(of) P.|[S­P] 	¾
fracli,÷<fa/r(fu)+cli(ka)=father-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4a)|G is more-*fatherly/*paternal/like-a-father to D than J is to D.|[G­DJD] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*paternalism, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fatherliness/*paternalism, a spec. property.|¾
fraclijuo,÷<fa/r(fu)+cli(ka)+(d)ju(p)o=father-like-supporter>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3v)|K *protect/*support D in situation N.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *patron/*protector, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *patronage.|¾
frafra,÷<fa/r(fu)+fa/r(fu)=father's-father>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3n)|B is a/the (paternal)-*grandfather of P through father S.|[B­PS] 	¾
fragare,÷<Lin: Fragaria spp.>|¿|Bor.|FR/JCB/RAM '86 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *strawberry from S.|[B­S] 	¾
fragu,÷rag ¿÷<3/3E fog; 2/6H kuhara; 2/6J kasumi>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(1a)|N is *foggy/*misty, covered in fog.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fog/*mist/*vapor, mass term.|¾Used in: licfragu; ragcko; ragflo; ragflocea; ragmao; ¾
fragui,÷<fa/r(fu)+gu(nt)i=father-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is a/the *fatherland/*country/*nation/*land of B.|[F­B] 	¾
fraki,÷¿÷<F franc>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *franc, French unit of currency.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*franc, mass term.|¾
frama,÷ram ¿÷<4/4R rama; 3/4E frame; 3/6H rachna; 3/8S armadura>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3n)|B is a/the *frame/protective *surround of F in environment N.  (figuratively, a *context)|[B­FN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*framed, conv. of frame.|¾Used in: rambai; tcuframa; ¾
framaa,÷<fa/r(fu)+ma(tm)a=father's-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3n)|B is a/the (paternal)-*grandmother of P through father S.|[B­PS] 	¾
francio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *francium, element 87 (Fr).|[B­] 	¾
Fras,÷<F. France>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*France, the name of the country. | 	¾
frasa,÷¿÷<F français>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *French language.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*French, pert. to the French language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*French, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: frasytaa; ¾
frase,÷¿÷<F français>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is a *French place/territory, a region inhabited by French.|[B­] 	¾
Frasei's,÷<F. Francais>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*French, the ‹ language.| 	¾
frasi,÷¿÷<F français>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *French-person/*Frenchman/*Frenchwoman.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*French, of French origin.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*French, the mass of such persons.|¾
fraso,÷¿÷<F français>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*French, pert. to the French culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *French culture.|¾«‹ korne„»(ph)|a *French-horn, a musical instrument.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*French, the mass of such elements.|¾
frasoe,÷<fa/r(fu)+so(rm)e=father's-sister>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a/the (paternal)-*aunt of P through father S.|[B­PS] 	¾
frasytaa,÷<fras(a)+y+ta(kn)a=French-speaker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *francophone/*French-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage.|[K­] 	¾„(a)|*francophone, a speaker of French|¾
fre,÷<frena>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of frena, front.*| 	¾
fredio,÷<fre(na)+di(rc)o=front-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*forward, fromŠ|[N­B] 	¾„(2pp)|N is *ahead-of/in-a-*forward-direction from B.|¾„(av)|*ahead-of/*forth/*forward, forward.|¾
fredirdou,÷<fre(na)+dir(co)+do(ns)u=front-direction-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.2¾„(3v)|K *orient D toward person/object/situation B.|[K­DB] 	¾
fredirgoi,÷<fre(na)+dir(co)+go(dz)i=forward-go>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *advance/*progress/go *move/*forward to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*progress/*advancement, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *progress/*advancement, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
fredirkamymao,÷<fre(na)+dir(co)+kam(la)+y+ma(dz)o=front-direction-go(advance)-make>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(4v)|K *advance B/makeŠadvance from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾
fredirsea,÷<fre(na)+dir(co)+se(tf)a=front-direction-set>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 3.4¾„(2n)|K *face/*turn-toward (person/object) B|[K­B] 	¾
frefelprano,÷<fre(na)+fel(da)+prano=front-fall-run>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(2v)|K *rush-*headlong into V.|[K­V] 	¾
fregoi,÷<fre(na)+go(dz)i=front-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *leader/*forerunner, leader.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *forerun/*conduct/*lead/*precede/go-in-*front-of B to D from S.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*leadership, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *leadership/*lead, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *leadership, a spec. property.|¾
fregoigru,÷<fre(na)+go(dz)i+gru(pa)=front-go-group>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 3.9¾„(1n)|B are a/the *van, forward part.|[B­] 	¾
frehou,÷<fre(na)+ho(ld)u=front-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2n)|B is the *muzzle/*mouth of weapon F.|[B­F] 	¾
frekra,÷<fre(na)+kra(ku)=front-call>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(n)|a *summoner, one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *summon/*call forth/up D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *summons/*call, summons, an act of ­ing up.|¾
frelia,÷<fre(na)+(c)li(n)a=front(facing)-line>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *row, general term.|[B­] 	¾
frelitla,÷<fre(na)+litla=front-light>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *headlight of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
frelo,÷¿÷<4/5C feng lo; 2/3S loco; 3/4H frail 2/6E crazy>|¿|42% C_Prim|PI '88 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *crazy/*insane/*mad.|[B­] 	¾Used in: frelycea; frelycko; frelyfro; frelykaoflo; frelymao; ¾
frelycea,÷<frel(o)+y+ce(nj)a=mad-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(2v)|K (go) *mad/*insane/*crazy from S.|[K­S] 	¾
frelycko,÷<frel(o)+y+cko(zu)=mad-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(2v)|K (make) D *mad/*insane/*crazy, nonintentional cause.|[K­D] 	¾
frelyfro,÷<frel(o)+y+fo/r(li)=insane-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *maniacally-*strong from psychological problem S in conditions N.|[B­SN] 	¾
frelykaoflo,÷<frel(o)+y+ka(kt)o+fo/l(ma)=mad-act-full>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|K is *mad/*frenzied at D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*madness/*frenzy, mass property.|¾
frelymao,÷<frel(o)+y+ma(dz)o=mad-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(2v)|K (make) D *mad/*insane/*crazy, intentional act.|[K­D] 	¾
fremi,÷rem ¿÷<2/3F ami; 3/5E friend; 2/4H mitr; 2/4S amig-o; 2/5G freund>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|K is a *friend of D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*friendship, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *friendship, a state of being a friend.|¾«po da ‹ de„»(ph)|a *friendship, spec., betweenŠandŠ|¾Used in: falremkao; rembiu; remcli; remkao; ¾
fremrosea,÷<fre(na)+mo/r(du)+se(tf)a=front-more-set>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 4.9¾„(3v)|K *promote D to level/rank V, advance a persons position in the ganlista.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *promotion, spec. inst. of personal advancement.|¾
frena,÷fre ¿÷<4/6S frente; 2/3F front; 3/5E front; 3/5G front; 2/5C chien; 2/5H samna>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*before, in front of/ahead ofŠ|[V­B] 	¾„(a)|*forward/*front/*anterior, pert. to that which is forward.|¾„(2pp)|V is in-*front-of B.|¾Used in: bicfregoi; boufre; ckelisfre; faifre; fredio; fredirdou; fredirgoi; fredirkamymao; fredirsea; frefelprano; fregoi; fregoigru; frehou; frekra; frelia; frelitla; fremrosea; frenurtilba; frepai; frepuo; freresfu; fresnigoi; frespa; fresta; fretai; garfregoi; gunfregoi; hedfre; neafre; prifregoi; tcafrecuo; trufre; ¾
frenurtilba,÷<fre(na)+nur+tilba=front-tailed>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a *comet of period C.|[B­C] 	¾
frepai,÷<fre(na)+pa(rt)i=front-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *front-(part)-of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|an/the *anterior/*front, front part ofŠ|¾„(a)|*anterior/*frontal, frontal.|¾
frepuo,÷<fre(na)+pu(ct)o=front-push>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *promote D by N, aggressively market.|[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *promotion, spec. inst. of agressive marketing.|¾
freresfu,÷<fre(na)+resfu=front-garment>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is an *apron, a protective garment.|[B­] 	¾
frese,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*fresh, incomplete form.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *fresher-than J, of foods/organic thingsŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*freshness, the mass of such props.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*staleness, mass term of props.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stale, less organically fresh thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *freshness, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *staleness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: nurfrese; ¾
fresnigoi,÷<fre(na)+sni(re)+go(dz)i=front-near-go>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 1.4¾„(2v)|K *advance-to/come-to-the-front-of D.|[K­D] 	¾„(i)|*advance!/*come-forward!, w/o 1st arg., an imperative.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *advancement, a coming to the forefront.|¾
frespa,÷<fre(na)+spa(si)=front-space>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *front-yard/*forecourt of F, any space in front of someone/something else.|[B­F] 	¾«vi le ‹„»(av.ph)|*in-*front-of/*before. |¾
fresta,÷<fre(na)+sta(di)=front-stage>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is an *apron, the front part of a stage.|[B­] 	¾
fretai,÷<fre(na)+(s)ta(l)i=front-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1)|K *stand-out, be conspicuous.|[K­] 	¾„(2a)|more *salient/*conspicuous/*outstanding/*prominent/*obvious/*evident/*manifest thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*prominence/*obviousness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *conspicuousness/*obviousness/*prominence/*salience, a spec. property.|¾
frezi,÷rez ¿÷<3/3E free; 3/4G frei; 2/5C dz you; 2/5S libre>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|K is *free to do/be V.|[K­V] 	¾„(av)|*freely/*willingly/*voluntarily/of-one's-own-*accord, in a free manner.|¾„(a)|*free/*voluntary, unrestrained to do/beŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*freedom/*liberty, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*freedom, mass term of properties.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unfree, not free toŠ, neg. of free.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *freedom/*liberty, a spec. state of being free.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *liberty/*freedom, a spec. property.|¾Used in: denrezmao; minfrezi; rezdei; rezherba; rezkeo; rezkeospe; rezlei; rezlii; rezmao; reznurtia; rezycea; rezycko; selrezmao; ¾
frika,÷¿÷<L.Africa>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1)|F are *African language(s).|[F­] 	¾
frike,÷¿÷<L.Africa>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is an *African place/territory, a region inhabited by Africans.|[B­] 	¾
friki,÷¿÷<L.Africa>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1)|B are *African person(s).|[B­] 	¾Used in: frikykaa; ¾
friko,÷¿÷<L.Africa>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1)|N are *African culture(s).|[N­] 	¾
frikykaa,÷<frik(i)+y+ka(ml)a=African-origin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1)|N is of *African extraction.|[N­] 	¾
fro,÷<forli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of forli, strong.*| 	¾
fru,÷<fruta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fruta, fruit.*| 	¾
frubongu,÷<fru(ta)+bongu=fruit-bone>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *stone/*pit from fruit F (for large stones as in peaches, mangoes, cherries)|[B­F] 	¾
fruktosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *fructose, a common sugar. |[B­] 	¾
fruloa,÷<fru(ta)+(f)lo(r)a=fruit-flower>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *blossom/*flower of F, a fruit-producing plant.|[B­F] 	¾
fruskapi,÷<fru(ta)+skapi=fruit-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *peel/*husk/*rind of of edible fruit, nut, or root F.|[B­F] 	¾
fruta,÷fru ¿÷<4/4E fruit; 5/5S fruta; 4/5R frukt; 4/5G frucht; 2/4F fruit>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *fruit of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*fruit, made of fruit.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fruit, mass term of instances.|¾Used in: cmafru; frubongu; fruloa; fruskapi; frutoa; norfrupro; norjyfru; norjyfruloa; norjyfrutri; pamfru; ¾
frutoa,÷<fru(ta)+to(kn)a=fruit-take>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *pick/*pluck/*reap/*harvest edible/useful part P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|a *reaper/*picker/*harvester, one who/that which reaps.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reaping/*harvest, a spec. event of ­ing.|¾
fu,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(va)|*is--ed, passive of some predicates.| 	¾„(a)|*lessŠthanŠ, antonym of some predicates.|¾„(af)|*un‹<,antonym of some preds.: 2nd conv. op.>.|¾„(op)|conversion of 1st & 3rd places of a predicate, passives/antonyms/etc. *.|¾
fua,÷<fa + internal u>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|will be-*habitually ­ing, continuous future tense (PA). .| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of fumna, woman.*|¾
fuacli,÷<fu(mn)a+cli(ka)=woman-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(2a)|G is more *feminine/*womanly/*womanish+than J, of non-women. |[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*femininity/*womanliness, mass term, props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *femininity/*womanliness, a spec. property of non-women|¾
fuc,÷<futci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of futci, after.*| 	¾
fucdribuu,÷<fu(t)c(i)+dri(ki)+bu(kc)u=future-remember-book>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 3.7¾„(4n)|P is a *diary/*appointment book of K for period from S to D.|[P­KSD] 	¾
fucduo,÷<fu(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=future-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|the *successor ofŠin (job)Š|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *follow/*succeed D in task/job/office V.|¾
fucdurdii,÷<fu(t)c(i)+dur(zo)+di(sr)i=later-do-decide>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(4v)|K *put-off/*postpone/*delay V for reason(s) S until N. |[K­VSN] 	¾
fucfio,÷<fu(t)c(i)+fi(lm)o=future-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(2v)|K *anticipate/be-*anxious-about V, either with joy or fear.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*anxious/*anticipating, pertaining to ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*anticipation, a spec. state of ­ing.|¾
fucgoi,÷<fu(t)c(i)+go(dz)i=later-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*following/*subsequent, of that which follows later.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(av)|*subsequently, in a following way.|¾„(4v)|K *follow/*succeed/go-*later than B to D from S.|¾„(n)|a *follower/*successor, one who/that which follows.|¾
fucgoigru,÷<fu(t)c(i)+go(dz)i+gru(pa)=after-go-group>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a/the *following/*followers/*retinue/*escort of F.|[B­F] 	¾
fucnai,÷<fu(t)c(i)+na(tl)i=after-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V is the *night after day C.|[V­C] 	¾„(n)|*tomorrow-night, after dayŠ|¾
fucnao,÷<fu(t)c(i)+na(dz)o=after-now>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|V is in-the-*future-of/*after-some-present-moment N.|[V­N] 	¾„(av)|in-the-*future, of this moment.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the-*future, of this moment, mass term.|¾
fucveidii,÷<fu(t)c(i)+ve(tc)i+di(sr)i=after-event-decide>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *predestine V for D.|[K­VD] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*predestination, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*predestined.|¾
fui,÷<funrui=should>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(aux)|*should/*ought-to..., objective sense used before predicates (PA). E.g., Mi fui godzi daI should go to X. Cf. oe for subjective sense: Oe mi godzi daI should go to X. | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of futci, after.*|¾„(pp)|*in/*during/*under..., used before event/state terms to specify the conditions of an injunction.|¾
fuible,÷<fu(tc)i+ble(ka)=forward-looker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(1a)|N is *forward-looking/*progressive.|[N­] 	¾
fuibli,÷<fu(tc)i+bli(cu)=future-possibility>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3n)|B is a *prospect for V under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
fuikri,÷<fu(tc)i+kri(do)=after-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *expect V of B in situation N.|[K­VBN] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(2a)|*unexpected/*unforeseen byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(2a)|*expected/*foreseen byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *expectation, an ­ed act/event.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *expectation, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
fuisri,÷<fu(tc)i+sri(te)=after-writing>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(n)|a *civilization, a literate society.|[N­] 	¾„(1a)|N is *civilized/*literate, of societies.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*civilization, mass term of instances.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*civilization, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *civilization, a spec. state/condition.|¾
ful,÷<fulri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fulri, rich.*| 	¾
fulcea,÷<ful(ri)+ce(nj)a=rich-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(a)|*enriched/*prosperous, pert. to one who ­s.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *prosper/be-*enriched with/in B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *prosperity/*enrichment.|¾
fulcko,÷<ful(ri)+cko(zu)=rich-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(3v)|K *enrich D with B. (unintentional).|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*enriched (byŠwithŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enrichment (ofŠwithŠ).|¾
fulhaa,÷<ful(ri)+ha(sf)a=rich-house>|¿|2_Cpx|JT '83 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a/the *mansion of place F.|[B­F] 	¾
fulmao,÷<ful(ri)+ma(dz)o=rich-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(3v)|K *enrich D with B (intentional).|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*enriched (byŠwithŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enrichment (ofŠwithŠ).|¾
fulri,÷ful ¿÷<3/4C fu yu; 2/3S ric-o; 2/3F riche; 3/5E wealthy>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*richly/*wealthily, in a rich manner.|[G­JB] 	¾„(3a)|G is *richer/*wealthier than J in wealth-type B.|¾„(a)|*rich/*wealthy/*prosperous, wealthier thanŠinŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*wealth, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|some *wealth, a spec. property.|¾Used in: fulcea; fulcko; fulhaa; fulmao; kolfulri; ¾
fum,÷<fumna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fumna, woman.*| 	¾
Fum-,÷<Log. fumna>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾„(voc)|*Madam/*Mrs/*Woman, a vocative, as in 'oh Madam!'.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Madam/*Mrs/*Ms. (a name/name-part/honorific: 'la Fum Smit'  'Ms. Smit'.).|¾
fumna,÷fum fua ¿÷<3/4C fu nyu; 2/3F femme; 3/5E woman; 3/6J fujin; 2/9R zhenshchina>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *woman, female human adult.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*female, pert. to female humans.|¾„(n)|a *female/*woman, female of the human species.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*womanhood, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *womanhood, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *womanhood, a property of being a woman,.|¾Used in: cnumerfua; fuacli; fumsua; ganfua; garfua; garfuacli; gragarfua; junfua; lalfua; larfuagandi; lidfua; lidfuamunce; lidfumhaa; majfua; merceafua; merfua; mrefua; mucfua; suvfua; tobsuvfua; ¾
fumsua,÷<fum(na)+su(rv)a=woman-server>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|K is the *maid/*womanservant of D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾
fun,÷<fu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fu, 3rd place passive, before 'r'.*| 	¾
fundi,÷¿÷<3/4E fond; 3/5C hun syi; 2/6H pasand-karna>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *like G more than J/*preferŠtoŠ/is/are *fonder ofŠthan ofŠ|[K­GJ] 	¾„(v)|have-a-*taste-for/be-*fond-of/*care-for/*like/*preferŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*preference, aŠed object/person|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *liking/*preference/*fondness, a state of likingŠ V (K­GJ)|¾Used in: cirfundi; dilgaifundi; fundycea; gesfundi; getfundi; gusfundi; letfundi; norfundi; rornurfundi; turfundi; ¾
fundycea,÷<fund(i)+y+ce(nj)a=fond-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2v)|K grows *fond of B|[K­B] 	¾
funrui,÷<fun+ru(ln)i=conv. of rule>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *should/*ought-to do V under circumstances N.|[K­VN] 	¾
funrulfio,÷<fun+rul(ni)+fi(lm)o=should-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(3n)|K feel(s) *obliged/*obligated by rule/custom S to do P.|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *obligation by rule or custom.|¾
fuo,÷<fu+o>|¿|LW|RH '94 7+¾„(mod.)|3rd reflexive, equivalent to inserting a third argument identical to the first argument. c.f. nuo*| 	¾
fur,÷<fu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fu, third place passive.*| 	¾
furcko,÷<fur+cko(zu)=3rd conv. of cause>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3n)|N is a *condition/*circumstance/*factor in the situation V of F.|[N­VF] 	¾«po ‹„»(a)|is *conditional, an event of something being a condition.|¾
furckosei,÷<fur+cko(zu)+se(tc)i=condition-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|N is a/the *position/*situation/set-of-*circumstances of V.|[N­V] 	¾„(a)|*circumstantial/*situational, pert. to circumstances.|¾
furdia,÷<fur+di(tc)a=conv. of teach>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3n)|K is a *student/*pupil of teacher B in subject V.|[K­BV] 	¾
furdjasei,÷<fur+dja(no)+se(tc)i=known-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 1.5¾„(2n)|N is a/the *province/*field of knowledge/competence of knower D.|[N­D] 	¾
furdonbeo,÷<fur+don(su)+be(gc)o=gift-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|HA/JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(n)|*beggar, one who ­s.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*begging/*soliciting, pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(2v)|K *beg for B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*alms, a charitable donation.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*beggarly|¾
furdoncue,÷<fur+don(su)+cu(ts)e=given-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*accepting, of gifts.|[D­BS] 	¾„(3v)|D *accept gift/honor/praise B from S.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, mass term, acts.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, mass term, states.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptability, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*acceptable, as a gift.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *acceptance, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *acceptance, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptability, a spec. property.|¾
furdonsandou,÷<fur+don(su)+san(pa)+do(ns)u=given-sign-give>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*accepting, of gifts.|[K­BS] 	¾„(3v)|K *accept (s) gift/honor/praise B from S.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, mass term, acts.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, mass term, states.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptability, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*acceptable, as a gift.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *acceptance, an act of ‹ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *acceptance, a state of being ‹ed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptability, a spec. property.|¾
furdou,÷<fur+do(ns)u=3rd converse, give>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|D *receive/*get gift B from S.|[D­BS] 	¾„(n)|a *recipient, one who receives a gift.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*receptive|¾
furgalpai,÷<fur+ga(n)l(i)+pa(rt)i=organization-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(a)|*departmental, pert. to departments|[B­FP] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *department/*section/*administrative-*unit in company/university/organization F, with functions/duties P.|¾
furganli,÷<fur+ganli=organization>|¿|1_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(3n)|B is an *organization of elements/parts/people B with purpose/function P.|[F­BP] 	¾„(a)|*organizational, pert. to organizations,|¾
furgiu,÷<fur+gi(nr)u=substrate(of roots)>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(2v)|F is the *substrate/*parent of B.|[F­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(2v)|be *rooted in, e.g. Physics is rooted in mathematics.|¾
furkao,÷<fur+ka(kt)o=3rd converse, act>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|P is a/the *goal/*purpose/*end-in-view of action V by actor K.|[P­VK] 	¾
furkaodii,÷<fur+ka(kt)o+di(sr)i=goal-decide>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *direct/set-the-*goal for group/organization D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a/the *director/*boss, director/goal-setter.|¾
furkaogru,÷<fur+ka(kt)o+gru(pa)=purpose-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(2v)|K *associate for purpose P.|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|*association, a group associated for purposeŠ|¾
furkaotraci,÷<fur+ka(kt)o+traci=goal-journey>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(4n)|V is an *expedition to D by persons K for goal/purpose P.|[V­DKP] 	¾
furkeovei,÷<fur+(c)ke(m)o+ve(tc)i=(end-of-time-period)-event>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(2n)|V *expire at time B.|[V­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *expiration-date ofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|the *expiration (atŠ).|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*perishable|¾
furlei,÷<fur+le(tc)i=3rd conv. permit>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(a)|*permitted/*permissible-to, of permitted acts, conv. form.|[V­DKN] 	¾„(4n)|V is a *privilege/*behavior-permitted of D given by K under conditions N.|¾
furmoi,÷<fur+mo(dv)i=3rd conv. motive>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(4v)|K *will/*intend/be-*motivated to do V for motive S under conditions N.|[K­VSN] 	¾„(a)|*purposeful, of motivated actors, see motive.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*intent/*intention, purpose, but see motive or modvi.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*motivation, the mass of such states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*purposefulness/*will, mass term.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*purposefulness, mass term.|¾«nu‹„»(a)|*intentional/*intended/*purposive/*purposeful, of intended acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *motivation/*will, a spec. intentional state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *purposefulness/*will, a prop. of actors.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *purposefulness, a prop. of behavior.|¾
furpeo,÷<fur+pe(ns)o=2nd conv. of think, think_about_able>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(a)|*imaginable/*conceivable/*describable, of places/things/topics that can be thought about.|[B­PK] 	¾„(3a)|B is *imaginable/*conceivable/*describable in thoughts/terms/features P by thinker(s) K.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*imaginability/*conceivability/*describability, the mass of such properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *imaginability/*conceivability/*describability of specific places/worlds/things, a spec. property of such things.|¾
furpli,÷<fur+pli(zo)=purpose-of-use>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|P is a/the *reason/*purpose/*end for means V being used by K.|[P­VK] 	¾„(n)|the *function of (system/tool)Š|¾
furplicea,÷<fur+pli(zo)+ce(nj)a=function-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(1n)|B *function, to be operating. e.g. le matci ga ‹. The machine is functional. le matci na ‹ The machine is running.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*functioning/*operating, carrying out a ‹.|¾
furplicko,÷<fur+pli(zo)+cko(zu)=function-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(3n)|K *function (system/apparatus) B to (do) V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(a)|*functioning, pert. to the act of ­ingŠ|¾
furplicle,÷<fur+pli(zo)+cle(si)=purpose-of-use-less>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *purposeless/*useless for purpose P.|[B­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*uselessness, mass term.|¾
furpoa,÷<fur+po(nd)a=3rd conv. respond>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(3v)|S *elicit response V in organism B.|[S­VB] 	¾„(n)|a *stimulus, of responseŠinŠ, conv. form.|¾
furpoacti,÷<fur+po(nd)a+cti(fu)=stimulus-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*stimulating, of stimulants.|[K­PB] 	¾„(3v)|K *stimulate reaction P in B.|¾„(n)|a *stimulant, a substance which stimulates.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*stimulated, a stimulated organism.|¾
fursaa,÷<fur+sa(np)a=sign-recipient>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(4n)|D is the *addressee/*recipient of a sign with meaning B given by K with result V.|[D­BKV] 	¾
fursui,÷<fur+su(nd)i=3rd conv. send>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|D *get/*receive B a sent thing, from S.|[D­BS] 	¾„(n)|a *receiver/*recipient, of something sent.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|the *receipt/*reception ofŠfromŠ|¾
fursuilei,÷<fur+su(nd)i+le(tc)i=receive-let>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|D *accept package/message B from sender S.|[D­BS] 	¾„(a)|*accepting, of sent things.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, mass term of acts.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, mass term of states.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptability, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*acceptable, as a sent thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *acceptance, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *acceptance, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*acceptability, a spec. property.|¾
fursuirirda,÷<fur+su(nd)i+rirda=receive-record>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *receipt for V, to acknowledge any object sent. |[B­V] 	¾
furtia,÷<fur+ti(sr)a=2nd conv. of choose>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *menu/*set of *choices/*alternatives/*services offered by restaurant/establishment K. |[F­K] 	¾
furtialista,÷<fur+ti(sr)a+lista=choice-list>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|F is a *menu of choices B in setting/establishment N.|[F­BN] 	¾
furtoafio,÷<fur+to(kn)a+fi(lm)o=taken-from-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.8¾„(a)|*deprived (ofŠbyŠforŠ).|[D­BKP] 	¾„(4v)|D is *deprived of B by K with purpose P.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*deprivation (mass property of being ­ed).|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*deprivation (mass property of ­ing.).|¾«nu ‹„»(4v)|*deprive (ŠofŠforŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *deprivation (byŠofŠforŠ), being ­d.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *deprivation (ŠofŠforŠ) - ­ing someone.|¾
furvea,÷<fur+ve(dm)a=3rd conv. sell>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(4v)|K *buy/*purchase B from S for/at price C.|[K­BSC] 	¾„(n)|a *purchaser/*buyer, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *purchase, the object bought.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *purchase, an act of ­ing.|¾
furvemcue,÷<fur+ve(d)m(a)+cu(ts)e=buy-say>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(4v)|K *order B from S for price C|[K­BSC] 	¾
furvemtaa,÷<fur+ve(d)m(a)+ta(kn)a=bought-tell>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.0¾„(3v)|K *declare goods B with value C for customs purposes.|[K­BC] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *declaration ofŠfor customs.|¾
furvia,÷<fur+vi(zk)a=background>|¿|1_Cpx|? '89 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a *background, as something against which a foreground is seen.|[B­] 	¾
furviacea,÷<fur+vi(zk)a+ce(nj)a=background-become>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.3¾„(2v)|B is/are *camouflaged against background F.|[B­F] 	¾
furviacko,÷<fur+vi(zk)a+cko(zu)=background-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.3¾„(n)|some *camouflage, that which ­s.|[K­BV] 	¾„(3v)|K *camouflage/*conceal B by V, non-intentional.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of non-intentional *camouflage.|¾
furvizmao,÷<fur+viz(ka)+ma(dz)o=background-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.3¾„(3v)|K *camouflage/*conceal B by V, intentional.|[K­BV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of intentional *camouflage.|¾
fus,÷<fusto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fusto, office.*| 	¾
fusto,÷fus ¿÷<2/4E office; 3/6S oficio; 3/7C gueng suo; 2/7R kontora>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3n)|B is an/the *office of D in building F.|[B­DF] 	¾Used in: batfusto; cefyfusto; fusynensea; posfusto; ¾
fusynensea,÷<fus(to)+y+nen(ri)+se(tf)a=office-in-put>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(4v)|D is *installed/*inaugurated in (office/role/position) P for (term) C by K.|[D­PCK] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *installation (inŠforŠ).|¾
fut,÷<futci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of futci, after*| 	¾
futbo,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 6.8¾„(n)|a football-player/*footballer, one who plays football.|[K­K] 	¾„(2v)|K play *football/*soccer with K.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*football, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a game of *soccer/*football.|¾
futci,÷fut fuc fui ¿÷<4/6E future; 3/5G futur; 2/7H bhavishya; 3/5S futur-a; 3/7R budushch-i; 2/5F futur>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(v)|*follow/*succeed/come-*after, followŠin time.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *after/*later-than/*follow J in time.|¾„(n)|a/the *successor/*sequel, of some earlier eventŠ|¾„(av)|*afterwards/in-the-*future, later.|¾„(a)|*future/*later, in the future ofŠ, of sequels.|¾«le ‹„»(ph)|the-*following/*latter, of a later event.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the-*future, of all moments, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *succession, an act of succeeding.|¾Used in: cimfui; dotfui; fabfuikri; fucdribuu; fucduo; fucdurdii; fucfio; fucgoi; fucgoigru; fucnai; fucnao; fucveidii; fuible; fuibli; fuikri; fuisri; futlinkui; futnomtai; futnurpei; futsaa; goztsefui; gudfucfio; hisfui; kamtsefui; lisfui; lisyneafui; mozfui; nedfui; nerfucdei; normuvfucdou; normuvfui; sniklufuicti; terfucdei; torfucdei; tsefucbiu; tsefucmao; tsefui; tsefuicea; tsefuicko; zavfucfio; ¾
futlinkui,÷<fut(ci)+(c)lin(a)+ku(nc)i=future-lineal-kin>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(3n)|a/some *descendant/*progeny ofŠviaŠ|[P­SV] 	¾„(3v)|P *descend from S via V.|¾«lepo da ‹ de„»(2n)|the *descent of ŠfromŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*descent in general.|¾
futnomtai,÷<fut(ci)+no(r)m(a)+(s)ta(l)i=after-normal-stand>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *rise/*get-up later than average C.|[K­C] 	¾
futnurpei,÷<fut(ci)+nur+pe(tc)i=future-payable>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 4.6¾„(4a)|B is *due/*payable at (time) N to (payee) D for (goods/services) V.|[B­NDV] 	¾
futsaa,÷<fut(ci)+sa(np)a=after-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|P is the *track/*spoor/*trace/*trail of S.|[P­S] 	¾
ga,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(op)|sign of the timeless tense: operator between predicates. *.| 	¾„(va)|*is (a)|¾
gaa,÷<ganta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ganta, high.*| 	¾
gac,÷<gancu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gancu, win.*| 	¾
gacysia,÷<ga(n)c(u)+y+si(tf)a=win-position>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*advantageous/*beneficial/*favourable/*favorable toŠinŠ|[N­KV] 	¾„(3n)|N is an *advantage/benefit/is-*favorable to K in contest V.|¾
gacysifmou,÷<ga(n)c(u)+y+si(t)f(a)+mo(rd)u=advantage-more>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4a)|G is more-*advantageous to D than J is to D.|[G­DJD] 	¾
gacysiftoa,÷<ga(n)c(u)+y+si(t)f(a)+to(kn)a=advantage-remove>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7.4¾„(3v)|K remove-*advantage N from D.|[K­ND] 	¾„(n)|an *equalizer.|¾„(3v)|*equalizeŠ|¾
gad,÷<gandi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gandi, god.*| 	¾
gadbeo,÷<ga(n)d(i)+be(gc)o=god-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *pray for N from god S.|[K­NS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*prayer, the mass of such acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *prayer, an act of praying.|¾
gadgri,÷<ga(n)d(i)+gri(tu)=God-sing>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(1n)|K *hymn/sing-hymn P|[K­P] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *hymn.|¾
gadhaa,÷<ga(n)d(i)+ha(sf)a=god-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|N is a *heaven, the home of god(s) B.|[N­B] 	¾
gadholinio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *gadolinium, element 64 (Gd).|[B­] 	¾
gadkafbeo,÷<ga(n)d(i)+ka(s)f(a)+be(gc)o=god-punish-ask>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '90 3.7¾„(3v)|K *damn D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾
gadnurkasfa,÷<ga(n)d(i)+nur+kasfa=god-punished>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '90 3.7¾„(2v)|D is/are *damned for V.|[D­V] 	¾
gadnursui,÷<ga(n)d(i)+nur+su(nd)i=god-sent>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(a)|*apostolic, pertaining to ­s.|[D­B] 	¾„(2n)|D is an *apostle of B.|¾
gadnurtia,÷<ga(n)d(i)+nur+ti(sr)a=god-chosen>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|D is/are *graced by god B.|[D­B] 	¾„(a)|*graced, graced byŠ, a god.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*grace, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *grace, a spec. state.|¾
gadtcijmi,÷<ga(n)d(i)+t(it)ci+jmi(te)=god-eat-meeting>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(1n)|V is a *mass, a (generally Catholic or Orthodox) Christian communion service.|[V­] 	¾
gadtiu,÷<ga(n)d(i)+ti(fr)u=god-offer>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(4v)|K *sacrifice D to B for reasons/in return for S.|[K­DBS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sacrifice, mass term of ‹ events.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sacrificed/*sacrificial, pert. to that ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *sacrifice.|¾
gadyzaopli,÷<ga(n)d(i)+y+za(vl)o+pli(zo)=god-bad-use>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(a)|*blasphemous, pertaining to ­ing.|[K­] 	¾„(n)|*blasphemer, one who ­s.|¾„(1v)|K *swear/*curse/*blaspheme, irreverently use sacred words.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an *oath/*blasphemy, irreverent or blasphemous use of a sacred word.|¾
gai,÷<garni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of garni, govern.*| 	¾
Gai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*G, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
gaifro,÷<ga(rn)i+fo/r(li)=govern-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *politically-*strong in system V in conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
gaigru,÷<ga(rn)i+gru(pa)=governing-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(n)|a *government, a spec. ­ment.|[K­D] 	¾„(2n)|K is the *government-of/group-ruling-over D.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*government, mass term of groups.|¾
gal,÷<ganli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ganli, organize.*| 	¾
galfiu,÷<ga(n)l(i)+fi(br)u=organize-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *organizationally-impaired/*messy in conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾
galhasi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *galaxy.|[B­] 	¾
galmiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *gallium, element 31 (Ga).|[B­] 	¾
galno,÷¿÷<US/Br gallon>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B measures C in *gallon (s), a unit of liquid volume more or less than 4 liters, depending on location. Specify merko or gleco.|[B­C] 	¾„(n)|n *gallons, something measuring nŠ. E.g., Vedma dio mi fe galno je gasoline  Sell to me five gallons of gasoline.|¾«gleco ‹„»(2n)|Šmeasure(s)Šin Imperial *gallon (s) (80 Imperial Fl. oz.), default 1.|¾«merko ‹„»(2n)|Šmeasure(s)Šin US *gallon (s) (64 US Fl. oz.), default 1.|¾
galsia,÷<ga(n)l(i)+si(tf)a=organization-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(2n)|K is a *role/*position in (organization) F.|[K­F] 	¾
gamheti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *gamete, a sexual reproductive cell. |[B­] 	¾
gan,÷<ganta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ganta, high*| 	¾
Gan-,÷<Log. gandi>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*God, the judeo-christian deity.| 	¾
ganbaa,÷<gan(ta)+ba(rm)a=high-arm>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is an upper-*arm of F.|[B­F] 	¾
ganble,÷<gan(ta)+ble(ka)=high-look>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *admire/look-*up-to D for action/quality V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*admirable, of an ­ed act/quality.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*admirable, of an ­ed person/thing.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|an *admiration, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
ganbra,÷<gan(ta)+bra(na)=high-born>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|an *aristocrat/*noble, nobler thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more-*noble/of-*higher-birth than J.|¾„(a)|*aristocratic, pert. to ­s.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*nobility, mass term of properties.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*lowliness/*meanness, mass term of prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ignoble/*lowly/*mean, conv. of nobler thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *nobility, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *lowliness/*ignobility, low-bornness, a prop.|¾
Ganbra-,÷<ganta+brana=high-born>|¿|Name|L4 '82 4.2¾„(na)|*Highness, a title of honor for nobility/royalty.| 	¾
ganbrakle,÷<gan(ta)+bra(na)+kle(si)=high-born-class>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|B is an/the *aristocracy/*noble-class of society F.|[B­F] 	¾
ganbrasolda,÷<gan(ta)+bra(na)+solda=noble-soldier>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *knight of order N, a noble soldier.|[B­N] 	¾
gancea,÷<gan(ta)+ce(nj)a=high-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(1v)|S *flow, as of a tide.|[S­] 	¾
gancka,÷<gan(ta)+cka(no)=high-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.8¾„(2a)|G is more *courteous/*polite than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*courtesy, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *courtesy.|¾
gancpu,÷<gan(ta)+cpu(la)=high-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(4v)|K *pull/*draw B up from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾
gancu,÷gac gau ¿÷<3/3S gan-ar; 2/3E gain; 3/6C gao syeng; 2/4F gagner; 2/5J katsu>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*victorious, of winners in general.|[K­BPF] 	¾„(4v)|K *win/*gain prize/honor B for performance P over competitors F.|¾„(n)|a *victor/*winner, of prizeŠin contestŠoverŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*victory, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *prize/*winnings/*gain, that which is won, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *victory, an act/event of winning.|¾Used in: dorgau; fangausia; gacysia; gacysifmou; gacysiftoa; gangau; kadgau; kalgau; norgau; norgaucte; norgaucue; rilgau; ¾
gancue,÷<gan(ta)+cu(ts)e=high-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *exalt D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*exaltation, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*exalted (byŠforŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exaltation (ofŠforŠ).|¾
gandi,÷gad ¿÷<3/3E god; 2/3F dieu; 3/5C shang di; 2/4S dios>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *god/*deity/*divine-being of people F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*divine, pert. to deities.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|a *deity/(the)-*divinity, the mass of such beings.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*divinity, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *divinity, a spec. property.|¾Used in: femgandi; gadbeo; gadgri; gadhaa; gadkafbeo; gadnurkasfa; gadnursui; gadnurtia; gadtcijmi; gadtiu; gadyzaopli; larfuagandi; norgadkri; rorgadkri; ¾
gandia,÷<gan(ta)+di(tc)a=high-teacher>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *professor of N.|[B­N] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|a/the *faculty/*staff-(university).|¾
gandio,÷<gan(ta)+di(rc)o=high-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2av)|N is *up/in-an-*upward-direction from S.|[N­S] 	¾
gandirtia,÷<gan(ta)+dir(co)+ti(sr)a=high-aim>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(a)|*aspiring, hoping to achieveŠ|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *aspire to do/achieve P.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *aim/*aspiration, that ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *aspiration, spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
ganfamva,÷<gan(ta)+famva=high-famous>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(av)|*eminently.|[G­JV] 	¾„(3a)|G is more *eminent than J for V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*eminence, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *eminence.|¾
ganfle,÷<gan(ta)+fle(ti)=high-fly>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(2v)|K *soar (in location) N.|[K­N] 	¾
ganfordynursia,÷<gan(ta)+ford(i)+y+nur+si(tf)a=high-floor-situated>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(1v)|N is *upstairs, on a higher floor.|[N­] 	¾
ganfua,÷<gan(ta)+fu(mn)a=high-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *lady/*gentlewoman in society F.|[B­F] 	¾
gangau,÷<gan(ta)+ga(nc)u=high-winner>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2n)|K is the *champion of V.|[K­V] 	¾
gangoi,÷<gan(ta)+go(dz)i=high-go>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.3¾„(n)|*climber, one who ­s.|[K­DS] 	¾„(3v)|K *scale/*ascend/*mount/*climb up D from S.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *climb/*ascent.|¾
gangudtaa,÷<gan(ta)+gud(bi)+ta(kn)a=high-good-talk/>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *extol D for doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an event of *praise, an *encomium/*eulogy.|¾
ganjuo,÷<gan(ta)+(d)ju(p)o=high-support >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(3v)|K *hold-up D by N.|[K­DN] 	¾
gankaotaa,÷<gan(ta)+ka(kt)o+ta(kn)a=high-praise>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(n)|a *glorifier, one who ­ies.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *glorify/*praise-highly D for doing/being V.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*glorious, of a glorified act.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*praise, mass term of acts.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*glory, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*glorious/*glorifiable, worthy of ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *praise/*glorification, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|the *glory, a state of being ­ied.|¾
ganlai,÷<gan(ta)+la(nd)i=high-land>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *highland relative to N.| 	¾
ganlea,÷<gan(ta)+le(tr)a=high-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *superscript, a superscripted letter.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*superscripted.|¾
ganleasri,÷<gan(ta)+le(tr)a+sri(te)=high-letter-write>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *superscript (s) text B in/on D.|[K­BD] 	¾
ganli,÷gal ¿÷<4/7R organiz-ovat; 4/7S organiz-ar; 4/7F organis-er; 4/9G organisier-en; 3/7C chuang li; 3/8E organize>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(n)|an *organizer, one who ­s.|[K­DNP] 	¾„(4v)|K *organize elements/parts/actions B into system F for function/purpose P.|¾„(a)|*organizational, of ­izing efforts.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*organizational, of resulting systems.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *organization, the resulting system.|¾«lopo fu ‹„»(n)|*organization, mass term, states.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unorganized, ofŠ elements,  neg. of organized, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*organized, of the elements organized.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *organization/*organizing, an act of ­ing.|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|an *organization, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *organization, a prop. of being ­ed.|¾Used in: disgalsia; furgalpai; furganli; galfiu; galsia; nurgalgru; ¾
ganlilmao,÷<gan(ta)+lil(fa)+ma(dz)o=high-law-maker>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *senator of polity F, a member of the Upper House.|[B­F] 	¾
ganlilmaogru,÷<gan(ta)+lil(fa)+ma(dz)o+gru(pa)=high-law-making-group>|¿|4_Cpx|JPC/RAM/JCB '83 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *senate of government F.|[B­F] 	¾
ganmeu,÷<gan(ta)+m(r)e(n)u=high-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *gentleman in society F, a well-bred man.|[B­F] 	¾
ganmoa,÷<gan(ta)+mo(nc)a=high-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a (high)-*mountain of land mass F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*mountainous, pert. to mountains.|¾
ganpai,÷<gan(ta)+pa(rt)i=high-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/JCB '95 1.3¾„(2n)|B is the *top part of F. Cf. ganpea.|[B­F] 	¾
ganpea,÷<gan(ta)+pe(nt)a=high-point>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is the *peak/*summit/*apex/*height/*high-point of F.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*peaked, having a peak, conv. form.|¾
ganrorpai,÷<gan(ta)+ror+pa(rt)i=high-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(2n)|B is the *top/*peak/*summit of F.|[B­F] 	¾
gansekre,÷<gan(ta)+sekre=high-secretary>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.9¾„(2n)|B is the *chancellor/general-*secretary/*secretary-general of F.|[B­F] 	¾
ganska,÷<gan(ta)+ska(lu)=high-scale>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *height/*altitude scale, a system of units and zero point for measuring height or altitude in gravity field N.|[V­N] 	¾
ganski,÷<gan(ta)+ski(tu)=high-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(2v)|K *perch on B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *perch, a high place for sitting.|¾
ganskisia,÷<gan(ta)+ski(tu)+si(tf)a=high-sitting-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *perch on N.|[B­N] 	¾
gansockle,÷<gan(ta)+soc(li)+kle(si)=high-social-class>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '86 2.6¾„(3n)|F is a/the *upper-class with members B of social system N,|[F­BN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(1a)|*upper-class.|¾
ganspali,÷<gan(ta)+spali=upper-side>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 2.1¾„(2n)|N is the *top of B, upper surface of objectŠ|[N­B] 	¾
ganta,÷gan gaa ¿÷<2/3E top; 2/3C gao; 2/3S alt-o; 3/5H uncha; 2/5J takai; 2/6R vysota>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*upper/*high, of high things.|[G­JCN] 	¾„(4a)|G is *higher-than/*superior-to J by C in gravity field N.|¾„(n)|is-at-high-*altitude, incomplete form.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*height/*altitude, mass term of props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *height/*altitude, a spec. prop. of being high.|¾Used in: ctiganmoa; ganbaa; ganble; ganbra; ganbrakle; ganbrasolda; gancea; gancka; gancpu; gancue; gandia; gandio; gandirtia; ganfamva; ganfle; ganfordynursia; ganfua; gangau; gangoi; gangudtaa; ganjuo; gankaotaa; ganlai; ganlea; ganleasri; ganlilmao; ganlilmaogru; ganmeu; ganmoa; ganpai; ganpea; ganrorpai; gansekre; ganska; ganski; ganskisia; gansockle; ganspali; gantai; gantiaklaki; gantorspa; gantue; gantulmio; ganynazbi; ganynurbai; kojgaa; murgaa; murskagaa; numgaa; selganble; selgankri; skagaa; socgaa; tolganynurbai; ¾
gantai,÷<gan(ta)+(s)ta(l)i=high-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.7¾„(a)|*projecting/*salient, ­ing fromŠintoŠ|[K­SD] 	¾„(n)|a *projection, that which juts/projects (fromŠintoŠ).|¾„(3v)|K *project/*jut from S into D.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*projection, the mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *projection, a specific instance of ­ing.|¾
gantiaklaki,÷<gan(ta)+ti(sr)a+klaki=high-selector-key>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *shift-key on keyboard/system F, the one used for the upper set of characters on the key, when this function must be differentiated from other modifier keys|[B­F] 	¾
gantorspa,÷<gan(ta)+tor+spa(si)=high-surface>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is the top/upper *surface of F.|[B­F] 	¾
gantue,÷<gan(ta)+tu(gl)e=upper-leg>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.2¾„(2n)|B is a *thigh/upper-*leg of F.|[B­F] 	¾
gantulmio,÷<gan(ta)+tu(g)l(e)+mi(tr)o=thigh-meat>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *ham.|[B­] 	¾
ganynazbi,÷<gan(ta)+y+nazbi=high-nose>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2a)|K is *snooty to D, thinks daself superior.|[K­D] 	¾
ganynurbai,÷<gan(ta)+y+nur+ba(lc)i=high-building>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *tower, any high structure/building.|[B­] 	¾
gao,÷<gasno>|¿|LW|L4 '89 15+¾„(pm)|(Greek upper-case prefix)*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of gasno, anus.*|¾
gaorbrimao,÷<ga(sn)o+r+bri(ze)+ma(dz)o=anal-wind-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|K *fart/*pass-wind.|[K­] 	¾
gar,÷<garni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of garni, govern.*| 	¾
garcei,÷<gar(ni)+ce(rs)i=ruler-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *throne.|[B­] 	¾
gardai,÷<gar(ni)+da(nc)i=governing-plan>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|N is a *policy of/about S.|[N­S] 	¾
gardi,÷¿÷<4/5E garden; 4/6S jardin; 3/5F jardin; 3/6G garten; 2/9C hua yuan dz>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *garden ­cultivated area of estate/farm/family/community F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: gardykeu; hasgardi; nimgardi; trigardi; ¾
gardykeu,÷<gard(i)+y+ke(rj)u=garden-care>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(v)|*garden, cultivate gardenŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *tend-garden D.|¾„(n)|a *gardener, one who ­s.|¾
Garf,÷<Log. garfua>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.6¾„(voc)|*Queen, a vocative.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Queen, a name/name-part as in 'la garf meris';.|¾
garfregoi,÷<gar(ni)+fre(na)+go(dz)i=government-leader>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(a)|*presidential, pert. to presidents.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *president/*premier/*prime minister of F.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *presidency, a state of being a ­dent.|¾
garfua,÷<gar(ni)+fu(mn)a=ruling-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*royal, pert. to queens.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *queen of F.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reign, of a queen, a period/process.|¾
garfuacli,÷<gar(ni)+fu(mn)a+cli(ka)=queen-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *regal/*queenly than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*queenliness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *queenliness, a spec. property.|¾
gargrucea,÷<gar(ni)+gru(pa)+ce(nj)a=govern-group-change>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 2.8¾„(4v)|N is a *government-change from S to D by V.|[N­SDV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *revolution/*takeover/*coup-d'etat|¾
garkamda,÷<gar(ni)+kamda=government-fight>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|K *revolt/*rebellion against government S.|[K­S] 	¾„(a)|*revolutionary, pertaining to revolution.|¾„(n)|a *revolutionary/*revolutionist, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*revolution, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *revolt/*revolution, spec. event.|¾
garkamti,÷<gar(ni)+kamti=govern-committee>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a/the *commission/*governing-committee of F.|[B­F] 	¾
garkapma,÷<gar(ni)+kapma=ruler-hat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(1n)|B is a *crown, as for kings.|[B­] 	¾
garkapmydou,÷<gar(ni)+kapm(a)+y+do(ns)u=crown-giving>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3v)|K *crown D as N.|[K­DN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*crowned, conv. of crown.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *coronation, a spec. act.|¾
garni,÷gar gai ¿÷<4/6C guan li; 3/5E govern; 3/6S gobern-ar; 3/6F gouvern-er; 2/6H sarka>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|a *sovereign, as of a sovereign state.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *govern/*reign/*rule-(over) D.|¾„(n)|a *governor/*government/*ruler, one or more who govern.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*government, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*governable, can be ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *subject, of a ruler, conv. of rule.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reign/*government, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *government, a state of being ­ed.|¾Used in: bragai; bragaicli; bragaigra; bragaigru; bragaigrudjo; bragardea; bragarhaa; bragarsuo; dilgai; dilgaifundi; fosgai; gaifro; gaigru; garcei; gardai; garfregoi; garfua; garfuacli; gargrucea; garkamda; garkamti; garkapma; garkapmydou; garsagygru; garsange; garsensi; garsitci; gartua; gartursia; grabragai; gragarfua; krulygai; lidgarpai; nergai; nurgarpolgru; nurgartoi; pipgaikri; pipgarsio; polgrugai; selgargui; sicgarhaa; tepgai; ¾
garsagygru,÷<gar(ni)+sa(n)g(e)+y+gru(pa)=govern-suggest-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3n)|B is the *ministry of N in govt. F.|[B­NF] 	¾
garsange,÷<gar(ni)+sange=govern-suggest>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3v)|K *advise in department B of polity F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *minister (of government deptŠand polityŠ).|¾
garsensi,÷<gar(ni)+sensi=govern-science>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(2n)|N are *politics, the science of governing F.|[N­F] 	¾
garsitci,÷<gar(ni)+sitci=governing-city>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is the *capital/seat-of-*government of F.|[B­F] 	¾
garti,÷gat ¿÷<3/4S grat-o; 3/6C gan ji; 3/7E grateful; 3/8H kritagya; 3/8J arigatai>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(3a)|K are *grateful/*thankful to S for V.|[K­SV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*gratefulness/*gratitude, mass term of states. |¾«Nu ‹„»(ph)|*Thanks! / Be the *recipient of (my) *gratitude!|¾«Nu ‹ mi!„»(ph)|*Thanks! / Be the *recipient of *my *gratitude!|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gratefulness/*gratitude, a spec. state. |¾Used in: gatytaa; norgarti; nurgarti; ¾
gartua,÷<gar(ni)+tu(rk)a=govern-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|B is an *official/*officer of F.|[B­F] 	¾
gartursia,÷<gar(ni)+tur(ka)+si(tf)a=official-position>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*official, pert. to official duties.|[N­B] 	¾„(2n)|N is a/the *post/*office/*duty/*position of official B.|¾
gas,÷<gasno>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gasno, anus.*| 	¾
gasno,÷gas gao ¿÷<2/2E arse (br. pron.) 3/3S ano; 3/6C gang men>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*anal, pert. to anuses.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an/the *anus/*arse/*ass (Am.) of F.|¾Used in: gaorbrimao; vrigao; ¾
gasti,÷¿÷<3/4E steel; 3/4F acier; 2/3C gang; 2/4R stal; 2/5S acero>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *steel.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*steel, made of steel.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*steel, mass term.|¾Used in: gastycli; ¾
Gastropoda,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *Gastropoda, a class of molluscs.| 	¾
gastrropodi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *gastropod of type F.|[B­F] 	¾
gastycli,÷<gast(i)+y+cli(ka)=steel-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *steely/like-steel than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *steeliness, steel-likeness, a property.|¾
gat,÷<garti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of garti, grateful.*| 	¾
gatytaa,÷<ga(r)t(i)+y+ta(kn)a=grateful-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *thank/give-*thanks to D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾
gau,÷<gancu>|¿|LW|SR '90 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of gancu, win.*| 	¾„(op)|strong potentiality marker: operator between predicates. *.|¾„(va)|*canŠ|¾
ge,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(op)|*for-a/*type-of, as in 'large for a girls school', the grouping oper.| 	¾«­ge„»(af)|connective suffix: as in age *.|¾
gea,÷<genza>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*again/I-*repeat, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of genza, again.*|¾
gee,÷<genhe>|¿|Afx|JCB '97 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of genhe, (gene)*.| 	¾
geersei,÷<genh(e)+se(tc)i=gene-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(3b)|B is the *gene-pool of deme/breeding population F of species S.|[B­FS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|is a *deme/*breeding-population with gene-pool...of species... .|¾
gei,÷<getsi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of getsi, get.*| 	¾„(l)|*g, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
geifro,÷<ge(ts)i+fo/r(li)=get-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|JLS '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *acquisitive of B in conditions N.|[K­BN] 	¾
gekso,÷¿÷<Lin>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a male *gecko, a small reptile. |[B­] 	¾
geksu,÷¿÷<Lin>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *gecko, a small reptile. |[B­] 	¾
gen,÷<genza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of genza, again.*| 	¾
genble,÷<gen(za)+ble(ka)=again-look>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 2.7¾„(2v)|K *look-over/*review B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|*reviewer, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reviewed, pert. to that ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a (specific) *review ofŠ|¾
genbra,÷<gen(za)+bra(na)=again-born>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K is *reborn/*born-again to parents D as P.|[K­DP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rebirth.|¾
genbradei,÷<gen(za)+bra(na)+de(nl)i=again-born-day>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(1n)|N is *Easter, the Sunday on or after the first full moon after the spring equinox.|[N­] 	¾
gencue,÷<gen(za)+cu(ts)e=again-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *reiterate/repeat/say-again B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(a)|*repetitious, as of persons.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*repetitiousness, mass term of prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *repetition, a repeated statement.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *repetition/*reiteration, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *repetitiousness, a spec. property.|¾
genduo,÷<gen(za)+du(rz)o=again-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *repeat/do-*again P to D.|[K­PD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *repetition, a repeated action.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *repetition, an act of ­ing an action.|¾
genfurpoa,÷<gen(za)+fur+po(nd)a=again-stimulate>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2v)|N *refresh (the spirit of) D.|[N­D] 	¾
gengea,÷<gen(za)+ge(nz)a=again-again>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(av)|*repeatedly/*again-and-again.|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *repeatedly P.|¾
gengei,÷<gen(za)+ge(ts)i=again-get>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *recover/*regain B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *recovery, an act of ­ing something.|¾
genhe,÷gee ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*genetic, pert. to ‹ inheritance.|[B­FS] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *gene, a unit of inheritance, in the genome F of individual S.   |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*genes, the mass of all ‹.|¾Used in: geersei; genhyseicea; nurgee; ¾
genhomi,÷<genome: ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '90 15+¾„(2n)|N is a/the (genetic)-*constitution of F.|[N­F] 	¾
genhotipi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|N is a *genotype, a group having the same genes. |[N­] 	¾
genhysei,SEE geersei
genhyseicea,÷<genh(e)+y+se(tc)i+ce(nj)a=gene-set-change>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '97 2.9¾„(a)|*adapted, as to a habitat. |[B­NV] 	¾„(3v)|B, a species or lineage, *adapts genetically to habitat N by genetic change V.|¾„(a)|*adaptable, genetically. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*adaptation, genetic, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adaptation, a spec. state/process. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *adaptability, as of species. |¾
genjunmao,÷<gen(za)+jun(ti)+ma(dz)o=again-young-make>|¿|3_Cpx|PI '87 3.9¾„(2v)|K *restore (to youth) D.|[K­D] 	¾
genkacmao,÷<gen(za)+ka(n)c(e)+ma(dz)o=again-conscious-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.6¾„(4v)|K *revive D from (condition) N by V, restore consciousness toŠ (intentional).|[K­DNV] 	¾
genkaecea,÷<gen(za)+ka(nc)e+ce(nj)a=again-conscious-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(2v)|B *revive/*regain-consciousness from (condition) N. (unspecified cause).|[B­N] 	¾
genkaecko,÷<gen(za)+ka(nc)e+cko(zu)=again-conscious-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.6¾„(3v)|B *revive D from (condition) N, nonintentional cause e.g. the water­d her.|[B­DN] 	¾
genkingoi,÷<gen(za)+kin(ci)+go(dz)i=again-together-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *rally at D for P, come together again.|[K­DP] 	¾
genpai,÷<gen(za)+pa(rt)i=again-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *refrain of F, a repeated part, as of a song.|[B­F] 	¾
genpro,÷<gen(za)+pro(ju)=again-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(2v)|K *copy/*generate/*reproduce/*propagate D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*generation/*reproduction/*propagation, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *generation/*reproduction/*propagation (ofŠ).|¾
gensacduo,÷<gen(za)+sa(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=again-start>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *resume V/beginŠagain/startsŠover-again.|[K­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*resumption, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *resumption, an act of ­ing.|¾
gensnible,÷<gen(za)+sni(re)+ble(ka)=again-close-look_at>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(3v)|K *checks/*looks-*again-*at B for N|[K­BN] 	¾„(a)|*checking, pertaining to a ­er.|¾„(c)|*checker, one who ­s|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *check.|¾
gensoa,÷<gen(za)+so(nd)a=again-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/jlt '86 2.5¾„(1v)|B *echo/*resound/*ring.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *echo, a sound reflection.|¾
gensu,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|F is the *genus of B. |[F­B] 	¾
gentcelyflemai,÷<gen(za)+tcel(a)+y+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=repeated-wing-fly-machine>|¿|4_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *biplane/*triplane (any aircraft with more than one set of wings).|[B­] 	¾
genydjubeo,÷<gen(za)+y+dju(di)+be(gc)o=again-judge-request>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.4¾„(2v)|K *appeal judgment N.|[K­N] 	¾„(n)|*appelant, one who ­s a judgment.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appeal, a spec. instance.|¾
genza,÷gen gea ¿÷<3/4E again; 3/4C dzai; 3/4G dagegen>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *copy, as of a book.|[V­N] 	¾„(av)|*again, as a recurrent instance ofŠ|¾„(a)|*another/*different/*other, pert. to recurrent instances.|¾„(n)|a *time/*occasion/*other/*another-(time).|¾„(2n)|V is a *case/*token/*instance/*recurrence/*recurrent-instance-of N.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*recurrence, mass of such events.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *type, one with recurring instancesŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*recurring, pert. to ­ing types.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*recur, have recurrent instancesŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *recurrence, a case of a type ­ing.|¾Used in: corgencue; genble; genbra; genbradei; gencue; genduo; genfurpoa; gengea; gengea; gengei; genjunmao; genkacmao; genkaecea; genkaecko; genkingoi; genpai; genpro; gensacduo; gensnible; gensoa; gentcelyflemai; genydjubeo; nergenpai; rargea; rorgea; rorgenpai; rorgenparduo; sniblegea; ¾
geo,÷<gesko>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of gesko, guest.*| 	¾„(l)|*gamma, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
geocka,÷<ge(sk)o+cka(no)=guest-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1a)|K is *guest-kind/*hospitable, kind to guests.|[K­] 	¾
geojmi,÷<ge(sk)o+jmi(te)=guest-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|K *receive/*welcome (guest) D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *reception, the receiving of guests.|¾
geoykre,÷<geo+y+kre(ni)=gamma-ray>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *gamma-ray from source F.|[B­F] 	¾
germanio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *germanium, element 32 (Ge).|[B­] 	¾
ges,÷<gesko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gesko, guest.*| 	¾
gesfundi,÷<ges(ko)+fundi=guest-fond>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1a)|N is *hospitable, fond of guests.|[N­] 	¾
gesgoisia,÷<ges(ko)+go(dz)i+si(tf)a=guest-go-place>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is the *reception of F, a place where clientele are received.|[B­F] 	¾
geshaa,÷<ges(ko)+ha(sf)a=guest-house>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(2n)|B is an *inn at N.|[B­N] 	¾
gesko,÷ges geo ¿÷<2/2Cko;3/4Eguest; 2/4Rgost; 2/4G Gast; 2/6S huested>|¿|57% C_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(2n)|D is a/the *guest of K.|[D­K] 	¾„(i)|*Welcome!.|¾«‹ mi!„»(i)|*Welcome!/Be-my-*guest!.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hospitality (received), mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *host (ofŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *hospitality (as guest).|¾Used in: fomgeojmi; fosgeo; geocka; geojmi; gesfundi; gesgoisia; geshaa; hapgesvei; hasgeo; nurgeo; pubnurgeo; ¾
get,÷<getsi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of getsi, get.*| 	¾
getfundi,÷<get(si)+fundi=get-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|N is *acquisitive about, fond of acquiring things of type F.|[N­F] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*acquisitiveness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *acquisitiveness, a spec. property.|¾
getmue,÷<get(si)+mu(tc)e=get-much>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *grasping of D in conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *miser.|¾
getsi,÷get gei ¿÷<3/3E get; 3/5S recib-ir; 2/5J uketo-ru>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *procurer, one who ­s.|[K­BSP] 	¾„(4v)|K *acquire/*fetch/*procure/*get/*obtain B from S for purpose P.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*procurable, that which can be ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *acquisition, an acquired thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *acquisition, an act of acquiring.|¾Used in: cirpregei; dupgei; fangei; fildygei; geifro; gengei; getfundi; getmue; getsui; kangei; lidbardygei; norkangei; pacgei; srogei; tamgei; tolgei; ¾
getsui,÷<get(si)+su(nd)i=get-send>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(n)|K is a *messenger/*courier of B to D from S|[K­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *transmit/*relay B to D from S|¾
geu,÷|¿|LW|JCB '93 7+¾„(pm)|(right mark of a GE group). *| 	¾
gi,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(pm)| (,) right mark of displaced object(s) *.| 	¾
gia,÷<gia+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|am/is/are ­ing, continuous in a time free sense.*.| 	¾
gie,|LW|L4 '75 7.0¾„(ms)|initial (left) bracket , in mathematical contexts; used with giu.*.| 	¾
gig,÷<gigdo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gigdo, billionfold (US).*| 	¾
gigdo,÷gig ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *billionfold (US)/*thousand-million fold/*milliard of B, (10E9) international prefix |[F­B] 	¾
gimna,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.2¾„(2v)|K *perform gymnastic feat(s) V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *gymnast, one who does gymnastic featsŠ|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*gymnastics, mass term for ­ic feats.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*gymnastics, the mass of such events.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a sp. feat of *gymnastics.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*gymnastic, pert. to gymnastic acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of*gymnastics.|¾Used in: flegimna; ¾
gimnorhini,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Gymnorhina, a genus of bird. |[B­] 	¾
gimnorhinui,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|F is a *Gymnorhinus, a genus of bird. |[F­] 	¾
gin,÷<ginru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ginru, root.*| 	¾
ginceadaa,÷<gin(ru)+ce(nj)a+da(nz)a=root-change-desire>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(n)|a *radical (aboutŠ).|[B­V] 	¾„(2a)|B is *redical about V, as in has ‹ opinions.|¾
ginkaa,÷<gin(ru)+ka(ml)a=root-come>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.0¾„(2v)|P *come/*proceed/*derive/*arise/*originate from/in S.|[P­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*original, pert. to sources/derivations.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *origin/*source/*derivation, a source from whichŠis ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *origination/*derivation, a process of ­ing fromŠ|¾
ginkriceacea,÷<gin(ru)+kri(do)+ce(nj)a+ce(nj)a=root-belief(principle)-change-become>|¿|4_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 4.2¾„(3v)|D be *seduced/*converted into N by K, depending on point of view.|[D­NK] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*seducer.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of being *seduced/*converted, depending on point of view.|¾
ginkriceamao,÷<gin(ru)+kri(do)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=root-belief(principle)-change-make(alter)>|¿|4_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.2¾„(4v)|K *seduce/*convert D into N by V, depending on point of view.|[K­DNV] 	¾„(n)|*seducer.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*seduced/*converted.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *seduction/*conversion, depending on point of view.|¾
ginrea,÷<gin(ru)+re(tc)a=root-difference>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1a)|N is *radical/*fundamental/*basic, as in a ‹ difference.|[N­] 	¾
ginru,÷gin giu ¿÷<2/3E root; 2/3C gen; 2/5F racine>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(a)|*radical, pert. to roots.|[B­FN] 	¾„(3n)|B is a/the *root of F growing in N.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *substrate, locale of the roots.|¾Used in: furgiu; ginceadaa; ginkaa; ginkriceacea; ginkriceamao; ginrea; giucli; giufro; giukri; giutra; numgiu; purgiu; sligiu; stotrigiu; ¾
giu,÷<ginru>|¿|LW|L4 '75 7.0¾„(ms)|final (right) bracket, in mathematical contexts; used with gie.*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of ginru, root.*|¾
giucli,÷<gi(nr)u+cli(ka)=root-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.2¾„(n)|*root, fig., fundamental toŠ|[G­NJ] 	¾„(3a)|G is more *radical/*fundamental/*basic to N than J is.|¾
giufro,÷<gi(nr)u+fo/r(li)=root-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|N is *well-rooted/*established/*grounded in F.|[N­F] 	¾
giukri,÷<gi(nr)u+kri(do)=root-belief>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '83 2.3¾„(1n)|N is a basic *principle on which one's philosophy/religion etc. is based e.g. "There is no god other than God, and Muhammed is his apostle".|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|basic *principles, mass term.|¾«rau lo ‹„»(Ph)|on-*principle.|¾
giutra,÷<gi(nr)u+tra(du)=root-truth>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '83 2.3¾„(1n)|N is a basic *principle on which knowledge is based e.g. consevation of mass-energy.|[N­] 	¾«coi lo ‹„»(Ph)|in-*principle.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|basic *principles, mass term.|¾
gle,÷<glec->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gleca/e/i/o, "English".*| 	¾
gleca,÷gle ¿÷<E English>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*English, pert. to the *English language.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *English language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*English, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: gletaa; norgle; ¾
glece,÷gle ¿÷<E English>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|N is an *English place/territory, a region inhabited by English.|[N­] 	¾
gleci,÷gle ¿÷<E English>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*English, of *English origin.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *English-person/*English:man/woman.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*English, the mass of such persons.|¾
gleco,÷gle ¿÷<E English>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *English culture.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*English, pert. to the *English culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*English, the mass of such elements.|¾
gletaa,÷<gle(ca)+ta(kn)a=English-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(a)|*anglophone, speaks English|[K­] 	¾„(1n)|K is an *anglophone/*English-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage.|¾
gli,÷<glidu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of glida, guide.*| 	¾
glida,÷gli ¿÷<3/3S guia; 3/3F guide; 3/4E guide; 4/6C ling dao; 3/5J gaido>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.3¾„(n)|a *pilot/*guide, one who guides.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(5v)|K *conduct/*guide/*pilot B to D from S via V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *destination, of a guide q.v.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a/the *start, of a guided trip, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*guidable/*conducted, guided, as of tours.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *guidance/guided-*trip, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *guidance, an act of being guided.|¾Used in: fangli; glidurfoa; glireu; neigli; spigli; ¾
glidurfoa,÷<gli(da)+dur(zo)+fo(rm)a=guide-do-form>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(4n)|V is a *heuristic/*rule-of-thumb that usually produces results P from data B under conditions N.|[V­PBN] 	¾
glireu,÷<gli(da)+(t)re(l)u=guide-bar>|¿|2_Cpx|APL/RAM '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *handlebar, as of a cycle.|[B­] 	¾
gliso,÷¿÷<3/4E glass; 3/4G glas; 3/5H gilas; 2/4C bo li>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *glass.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*glass, made of glass.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*glass, mass term.|¾Used in: rorkolgliso; ¾
globulini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *globulin from F, a class of protein. |[B­F] 	¾
glopa,÷¿÷<4/5R-galop;-4/6S-galope;-4/5F-galop;-4/5G-Galopp;-3/5E-gallop;-2/5C-pao-ma>|¿|30% C_Prim|JCB '91 4.1¾„(4v)|K *gallop to D from S via/over route V.|[K­DSV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gallop.|¾
glukosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *glucose, a common sugar. |[B­] 	¾
gluva,÷¿÷<3/4E glove; 3/6S guante; 2/6C shou tao>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a (pair-of)-*glove (s).|[B­] 	¾
go,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(op)|*of/*who/*which/*that-isŠ, the predicate inversion operator.| 	¾
goa,÷<groda>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pp)|Greaters, case tag.*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of gotca, goat.*|¾
god,÷<godzi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of godzi, go.*| 	¾
godbeopre,÷<god(zi)+be(gc)o+p(ap)re=invite-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(4n)|B is an *invitation/document for/to guest D from host K to attend event V. E.g., Ti godbeopre mi la Forpoi, lepo leFai detra fa mercea.  This is an invitation to me from the (local) Count to attend the wedding of his daughter.|[B­DKV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(v)|*invites/issues an invitation.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|is *invited/an invited *guest.|¾
godcea,÷<god(zi)+ce(nj)a=go-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(3v)|K *start-towards D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
godru,÷¿÷<3/3C gou; 2/4E drain; 2/4S agot-ar; 2/4F drain-er; 2/6G draenier-en; 2/7R drienazh>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(3v)|K *drain D into B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *drain, that which drains.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*drainable, can be drained.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *drainage, drained material.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *drainage, a process of ­ing.|¾Used in: godrycko; godrygoi; godrymao; godrysputa; godrysui; picgodru; rufgodru; tridygodru; ¾
godrycko,÷<godr(u)+y+cko(zu)=drain-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(3v)|N *drain/*empty container D of substance V (involuntary).|[N­DV] 	¾
godrygoi,÷<godr(u)+y+go(dz)i=drain-go>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|B *go-down-the-*drain of V to D.|[B­VD] 	¾
godrymao,÷<godr(u)+y+ma(dz)o=drain-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(3v)|K *drain/*empty container D of substance V (voluntary).|[K­DV] 	¾«‹ le korfesveo„»(ph)|*flush the toilet.|¾
godrysputa,÷<godr(u)+y+sputa=drain-spoon>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *sieve-*spoon, a spoon for dipping solids from liquids.|[B­] 	¾
godrysui,÷<godr(u)+y+su(nd)i=drain-send>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *send-down-the-*drain of V to D/*flush-down.|[K­VD] 	¾
godzi,÷god goz goi ¿÷<2/2E go; 2/4C dzou; 2/4R idti>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *go/*come to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *start, of going/coming toŠfromŠ, q.v. |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|is a/the *route taken during an act of going/coming, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *destination, of an act of going/coming to it, q.v. |¾Used in: bangoi; bedgoi; beldygoi; betgoi; bicfregoi; blacucgoi; blegoi; cangoi; ckelisgoi; cutpalgoi; dargoi; dergoi; dirgoi; durgoi; fadgoi; fanbedgoi; fangoi; fanzvogoi; felnengoi; foirnengoi; fredirgoi; fregoi; fregoigru; fresnigoi; fucgoi; fucgoigru; gangoi; garfregoi; genkingoi; gesgoisia; godbeopre; godcea; godrygoi; goidji; goigru; gozbei; gozbeo; gozdio; gozdre; gozkii; gozlei; gozleiketpi; gozmao; gozmazpea; goznurlei; goztaa; goztsefui; grugoi; gunfregoi; hargoi; hasgoi; helgoi; jmigoi; jupkingoi; kamgoi; kasgoi; kasgoisia; kingoi; kizgoi; kovgoi; kriprigoi; kukygoi; langoi; lingoi; lisgoi; lisyblegoi; nazgozdio; nengoi; nengoicibra; nengoikru; nengoisia; nengoista; nengozlei; nengozliu; palgoi; pasgoi; pasgozdio; pazgoi; pifgoi; pragoi; pridirgoi; prifregoi; prigoi; prikingoi; radgoi; sacgoi; sacgoikru; safgoi; smigoi; smugoi; snigoi; socgoi; spegoi; tcagoi; tcegoi; tcelygoi; tovneagoi; tsekovgoi; vijbangoi; vijgoi; vizgoi; ¾
gofru,÷¿÷<L. Gopherus>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *gopher, a burrowing rodent|[B­] 	¾
goi,÷<godzi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of godzi, go.*| 	¾„(pm)|(right mark of a sentence quantifier)*.|¾
goidji,÷<go(dz)i+dji(ne)=go-join>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *catch-up-with/*join (and stays with) D, something in motion.|[K­D] 	¾
goidre,SEE gozdre
goigru,÷<go(dz)i+gru(pa)=go-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|F is a *troop/moving-band of individuals B.|[F­B] 	¾
gok,÷<gokru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gokru, hook.*| 	¾
gokduo,÷<gok(ru)+du(rz)o=hook-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2v)|K *hook D, catchŠwith a hook.|[K­D] 	¾
gokru,÷gok ¿÷<2/3F croc; 3/5C gou dz; 2/4E crook; 3/6R kriuch-ok; 2/4J hokku>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *hook/*crook.|[B­] 	¾Used in: gokduo; langokru; ¾
goltu,÷¿÷<3/5E gullet; 3/5R gorlo; 3/6C hou lung; 2/4H gala>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *gullet/*throat of F.|[B­F] 	¾
gom,÷<gomni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gomni, adhere.*| 	¾
gomduo,÷<gom(ni)+du(rz)o=adhere-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *stick/*glue B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
gomjua,÷<gom(ni)+ju(gr)a=adhere-grasp>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(2v)|K *cling to D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*clinging, that which ­s.|¾
gomnetre,÷<gom(ni)+netre=sticky-net>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a *web for P made by K.|[B­PK] 	¾
gomni,÷gom ¿÷<3/4E gummy; 2/3H gond; 2/4C nien>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*adhesive/*gummy/*sticky, capable of adhering toŠ|[B­D] 	¾„(n)|an *adhesive/*gum, anything that sticks toŠ|¾„(2v)|B *stick/*adhere to D.|¾«na ‹„»(ph)|*stuck, now sticking/adhering toŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adherence/*adhesion, a state of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an adhesiveness/*stickiness/*adherence, a quality of adhesives.|¾Used in: gomduo; gomjua; gomnetre; gomyroamao; ¾
gomyroamao,÷<gom(ni)+y+ro(dj)a+ma(dz)o=adhere-grow-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|a *grafter, one who ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *graft B to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *graft, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *graft, an instance of *grafting.|¾
gonda,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *gonad of F, a sexual organ. |[B­F] 	¾
gorgonzole,÷<Italian>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *gorgonzola, an Italian cheese.|[B­] 	¾
gorla,÷¿÷<Lin. Gorilla>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *gorilla of type F.|[B­F] 	¾
got,÷<gotri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gotri, industry.*| 	¾
gotca,÷goa ¿÷<3/3E goat; 3/5S chiva; 2/6C shang yang>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a female *goat/*nanny-goat, a ruminant mammal of genus Capra.|[B­] 	¾
gotce,÷¿÷<gotca>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *goat-like/*caprine, pertains to goats.|[B­] 	¾
gotci,÷¿÷<from-gotca>|¿|D_Prim|RAM/JCB '88 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *kid/baby-*goat.|[B­] 	¾
gotco,÷¿÷<gotca>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *goat/*billy-goat.|[B­] 	¾
gotcu,÷¿÷<gotca>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *goat, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
gotpra,÷<got(ri)+pra(se)=industry-process>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|V is an industrial-*process for making P out of S.|[V­PS] 	¾
gotpro,÷<got(ri)+pro(ju)=industry-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(n)|*manufacturer/*maker, one who ­s.|[K­PS] 	¾„(3n)|K *manufacture P from S.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*manufacturing, mass instances.|¾
gotri,÷got ¿÷<3/5C gong ye; 3/7F industrie; 3/8E industry; 3/8G industrie; 3/9S industria>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*industrial, pert. to industrial art.|[V­PN] 	¾„(3n)|V is an industrial-*art for producing P in culture N.|¾„(n)|an *industry, an industry of people/cultureŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*industry, mass term of instances.|¾Used in: gotpra; gotpro; gotsio; ¾
gotsio,÷<got(ri)+si(st)o=industry-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|N is an instance of *industrialism, a system of industries.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*industrialism, mass term of systems.|¾
goz,÷<godzi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of godzi, go.*| 	¾
gozbei,÷<go(d)z(i)+be(rt)i=go-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(4v)|K *take-along B/*carry-Š-away in going to D from S|[K­BDS] 	¾
gozbeo,÷<go(d)z(i)+be(gc)o=come-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *invite D to V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*invitation, an act of ­ing.|¾
gozdio,÷<go(d)z(i)+di(rc)o=go-bearing>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3n)|V is the *course to D from S, navigation.|[V­DS] 	¾
gozdre,÷<go(d)z(i)+(dre)ti=go-correct>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(a)|*on-time/*punctual/*on-schedule in departure|[K­C] 	¾„(2v)|K is *on-time/*punctual/*on-schedule in departure at time C|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of departing *on-time/schedule|¾
gozkii,÷<go(d)z(i)+ki(nc)i=go-accompany>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(5v)|K *go-with/*accompany/*escort B to D from S via V|[K­BDSV] 	¾
gozlei,÷<go(d)z(i)+le(tc)i=go-let>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.3¾„(2v)|K *access/give-access-to B.|[K­B] 	¾
gozleiketpi,÷<go(d)z(i)+le(tc)i+ketpi=go-allow-ticket>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *boarding pass/card for conveyance F|[B­F] 	¾
gozmao,÷<go(d)z(i)+ma(dz)o=go-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *chase/*drive D out/away from N.|[K­DN] 	¾
gozmazpea,÷<go(d)z(i)+ma(d)z(o)+pe(nt)a=go-make-point>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '89 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *spur.|[B­] 	¾
goznurlei,÷<go(d)z(i)+nur+le(tc)i=go-permitted>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(2v)|D have *access to B.|[D­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *access toŠ, a specific instance.|¾
goztaa,÷<go(d)z(i)+ta(kn)a=go-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(2v)|K say *farewell/*goodbye-to D.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|*part-from/take-*leave-ofŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*parting, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *good-bye/*parting/*farewell, an act/event of leave-taking.|¾
goztsefui,÷<go(d)z(i)+tse(ro)+fu(tc)i=go-erroneously-after>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|G is *later/*tardier/more *delayed in departure than J|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*late/*tardy/*delayed in departure|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lateness/ being *delayed, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lateness/*delay in departure, an event of being delayed|¾
gra,÷<grada>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of grada, great.*| 	¾
grabragai,÷<gra(da)+bra(na)+ga(rn)i=great-king>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *emperor/great-king of N.|[B­N] 	¾„(a)|*imperial, pert. to emperors.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *empire/*domain, empire, conv. of emperor.|¾
graceitepli,÷<gra(da)+ce(rs)i+tepli=grand-seat-church>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(3n)|B is a/the *cathedral of bishop K in N.|[B­KN] 	¾
grada,÷gra ¿÷<2/2C da; 3/4S gran; 2/3F grand; 3/5E grand; 2/4H bara; 2/4J idai-na; 2/5G gross>|¿|65% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*great/*grand, more eminent thanŠby standardŠ|[G­JN] 	¾„(3a)|G is *greater/*grander than J by performance standard N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*greatness, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*greatness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *greatness, a spec. personal state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *greatness, a spec. personal property.|¾Used in: bilgra; bragaigra; grabragai; graceitepli; gradanse; gradou; graflo; gragarfua; gragui; grakru; gralai; gramadji; gramia; grapoi; grarisdou; grarisdri; grarispe; graselkri; gravia; graviedou; graviu; graviuvei; largra; ¾
gradanse,÷<gra(da)+danse=grand-dance>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '90 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *ball (dance).|[B­] 	¾
gradou,÷<gra(da)+do(ns)u=grand-give>|¿|2_Cpx|BW '83 3.4¾„(n)|*bestower, one who ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *bestow B on D.|¾
graflo,÷<gra(da)+fo/l(ma)=great-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(1a)| N is *glorious/*praiseworthy .|[N­] 	¾
gragarfua,÷<gra(da)+gar(ni)+fu(mn)a=great-queen>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(a)|*imperial, pert. to empresses.|[B­N] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *empress/great-queen of N.|¾
gragui,÷<gra(da)+gu(nt)i=great-country>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.6¾„(1n)|N is a great *Power.|[N­] 	¾
grakru,÷<gra(da)+kru(ma)=great-room>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *hall of building F, as for meetings.|[B­F] 	¾
gralai,÷<gra(da)+la(nd)i=great-land>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a *continent of planet F.|[B­F] 	¾
gramadji,÷<gra(da)+madji=great magician>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *wizard at (activity) P|[K­P] 	¾
gramia,÷<gra(da)+mi(lf)a=great-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|MP '83 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a *banquet/*feast, a large meal.|[B­] 	¾
gramo,÷¿÷<4/4H gram; 4/4R gram; 5/5S gramo; 4/4F gramme; 4/4 gramm; 3/4E gram; 4/6J guramu>|¿|66% C_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B weighs C in *gram (s), international unit of mass, default 1.|[B­C] 	¾Used in: kilgramo; megygramo; milgramo; ¾
graniti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *granite fromŠ, an igneous rock. |[B­] 	¾
grapiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *graphite, a form of *carbon.|[B­] 	¾
grapoi,÷<gra(da)+po(rl)i=great-power>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2a)|K is very *powerful, has great power in matters N.|[K­N] 	¾
grarisdou,÷<gra(da)+ris(pe)+do(ns)u=honor-give>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *celebrate/bestow-*honor-upon D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*celebrated/*honoured/*honored, of celebrities.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a*celebrity/celebrated person, conv. of celebrate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *celebration, an act of ­ing something.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *celebrity, a prop. of celebrities.|¾
grarisdri,÷<gra(da)+ris(pe)+dri(ki)=great-respect-remember>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2v)|K *celebrate/*remember event V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*celebrated, ofŠevents.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *celebration, an act ofŠing some event..|¾
grarispe,÷<gra(da)+rispe=great-respect>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *esteem/*honor D for doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*esteem/*honour/*honor, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*honor/*honour, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*honoured/*esteemed*honourable/*estimable/*honored/*honorable.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *esteem/*honour/*honor, a spec. act of honoring.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *honor/*honour, a spec. property of being ­ed.|¾
grasa,÷ras raa ¿÷<3/3H ghas; 4/4G gras; 3/4E grass; 3/5R trava; 2/4C tsao; 2/4J kusa>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(1n)|B is a piece/*blade of *grass, a grassy plant.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*grass, made of grass.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*grass, mass term.|¾Used in: cutraa; draraa; dungrasa; rasfildi; raskua; raslai; rastci; runraa; ¾
graselkri,÷<gra(da)+sel(ji)+kri(do)=great-self-believe>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.1¾„(2a)|G is more *egotistical than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|an *egotist, one who is egotistical.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*egotism, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *egotism, an act of being egotistical.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *egotism, a spec. property.|¾
grato,÷¿÷<3/3C gao; 4/4F gateau; 2/4R tort>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a (piece of) *cake.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*cake, made of cake.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cake, mass term.|¾Used in: cmagrato; kupgrato; licgrato; norslilicgrato; pangrato; ¾
gravia,÷<gra(da)+vi(zk)a=greatness-see>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2v)|K *honor/*glorify, see D as great.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*honour/*honor/*glory, mass term of property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*glorious/*honoured/*honored, of one who is seen as great.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *honour/*honor/*glory, a property of a ­ed one.|¾
graviedou,÷<gra(da)+vi(dr)e+do(ns)u=great-idea-giver>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(2a)|B is a *genius with respect to activity V ­ an extraordinary person.|[B­V] 	¾
graviti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 15+¾„(4n)|C the *gravitational-force between B and B at distance N.|[C­BBN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*gravity, mass property of objects.|¾
graviu,÷<gra(da)+vi(dj)u=great-scene>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(1n)|V is a *spectacle.|[V­] 	¾
graviuvei,÷<gra(da)+vi(dj)u+ve(tc)i=great-view-event>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|V is a *spectacle.|[V­] 	¾
gre,÷<gresa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gresa, grease.*| 	¾
greduo,÷<gre(sa)+du(rz)o=fat-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2v)|K *lubricate/*oil/*grease D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *lubricant, that which lubricates.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*lubrication, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lubrication, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
greflo,÷<gre(sa)+fo/l(ma)=fat-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *fatty/full-of-fat than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fattiness, a property of being fatty.|¾
greflocea,÷<gre(sa)+fo/l(ma)+ce(nj)a=grease-full-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(1v)|K becomes *greasy|[K­] 	¾
gresa,÷gre ¿÷<4/4F graisse; 4/5S grasa; 3/4E grease>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(a)|*fat/*fatty, made of fat.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece/drop of *fat/*grease/*oil/*lard, general term.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fat, mass term.|¾Used in: fligre; fligrebanci; fligrecli; fligreduo; fligreflo; fligrekua; greduo; greflo; greflocea; salgre; salgrecli; salgreduo; salgreflo; salgrekua; ¾
gri,÷<gritu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gritu, sing.*| 	¾
gricli,÷<gri(tu)+cli(ka)=song-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(a)|*lyrical/*lyric, more lyrical thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *lyrical/*song-like than J.|¾
gricue,÷<gri(tu)+cu(ts)e=sing-say>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(a)|*chanting/*intoning, describing a ‹.|[K­PV] 	¾„(n)|*chanter, one who ­s.|¾„(3v)|K *intone/*chant P about V.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*chant, the thing ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*chanted, describing the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *chanting/*chant.|¾
grigru,÷<gri(tu)+gru(pa)=sing-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '8R 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *choir of N.|[B­N] 	¾
grila,÷¿÷<L. Gryllidae>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cricket/*grasshopper/*locust, any member of the Gryllidae.|[B­] 	¾
grimadji,÷<gri(tu)+madji=song-magic>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *enchant D with effect V.|[K­DV] 	¾
grimui,÷<gri(tu)+mu(zg)i=song-music>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(a)|*melodic, pert. to melodies.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|a *song, a melodic composition byŠ|¾„(2n)|B is the *tune/*melody of F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*song, mass term of composed songs.|¾
grimuiflo,÷<gri(tu)+mu(zg)i+fo/l(ma)=tune-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *melodious/*tuneful than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tunefulness/*melodiousness, a spec. property.|¾
gripua,÷<gri(tu)+pu(rd)a=song-word>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *lyric/*libretto/*words of song F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*lyrical, pert. to lyrics.|¾
grisakli,÷<gri(tu)+sakli=sing-bag>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is/are (a) *bagpipe/*bagpipes.|[B­] 	¾
grisi,÷¿÷<4/4S gris; 3/3F gris; 2/3E grey; 2/4R sier-yi; 2/4G grau; 2/6C huei se>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2a)|G is *greyer than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *grey, a grey-colored thing.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*grey, the mass of all grey things.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*grey, the color, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *greyness, a spec. property.|¾
gritaa,÷<gri(tu)+ta(kn)a=sing-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3v)|K *sing to D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *singer, narrator in song.|¾
gritu,÷gri ¿÷<2/2C gr; 3/3H git; 2/3E tune>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3v)|K *sing/produce-melodic-sounds P to D,as a bird.|[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|a *singer, maker of singing sound.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*song, the mass of such sounds.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*song, mass term of singing acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *song, notes sung byŠ, conv. of sing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *song, a spec. act of singing notesŠ|¾Used in: gadgri; gricli; gricue; grigru; grimadji; grimui; grimuiflo; gripua; grisakli; gritaa; guigri; lidnurgri; nurgristu; ¾
gro,÷<groda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of groda, large.*| 	¾
grobao,÷<gro(da)+ba(ks)o=big-box>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *chest, a large-box containing F.|[B­F] 	¾
grobeu,÷<gro(da)+be(nd)u=big-band>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a symphony-*orchestra.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*symphonic, pert. to symphonies.|¾„(n)|a *symphony, a large orchestra.|¾
grobou,÷<gro(da)+bo(ts)u=big-boat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(1n)|B is a *ship/big-*boat.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*shipping, mass termn.|¾
grobousui,÷<gro(da)+bo(ts)u+su(nd)i=large-boat-send>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(n)|a *shipper, one who ships something.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *ship B to D from S.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*shipping, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *shipment, that which is shipped.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *shipping, a spec. act of shipping.|¾
grocea,÷<gro(da)+ce(nj)a=large-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(1v)|D *enlarge/*wax/*increase/become-*larger in bulk.|[D­] 	¾
groci,÷roi ¿÷<2/3C chi; 3/5E angry; 2/4H krod>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3a)|K is *angry at D for doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(av)|*angrily, in an angry manner.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*anger, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*anger, conv of angry at/is angered byŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *anger, being angry.|¾Used in: banroicea; claroi; claroicue; dreroi; fasroi; noirskuroi; roible; roicko; roigru; roipra; roircakcea; roircakcko; roircakmao; roircea; roirdakbiu; roirtao; vanroi; zburoi; ¾
grocko,÷<gro(da)+cko(zu)=larger-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2v)|N *enlarge/make-*larger D in bulk, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|an *enlarger, that which ­es.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*enlarged, conv. of enlarge.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enlargement, an act/process of ­ing.|¾
grocuiflemai,÷<gro(da)+cu(tr)i+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=large-water-fly-machine>|¿|4_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *flying-boat|[B­] 	¾
groda,÷gro ¿÷<2/2C da; 3/3F gros; 3/4E gross; 3/4G gross; 3/5S grand-e; 2/5R shirok-yii>|¿|66% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*large/*big/*ample, bigger thanŠ|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *bigger/*larger than J by C.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*size/*largeness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *largeness/*magnitude/*amplitude/*size/*bigness, a specific property.|¾Used in: bilgro; grobao; grobeu; grobou; grobousui; grocea; grocko; grocuiflemai; grodansykru; grodatcti; grofarnurbai; grofau; grokru; grokukreo; grolea; gromao; gromroza; gromursi; gronaldi; gropla; groracbao; groranjo; grositci; grotaa; grotci; grotroku; humgro; muegro; niagro; numgro; pergrobou; ratgrocea; simgrocea; simgrocko; simgromao; zvonomgro; ¾
grodansykru,÷<gro(da)+dans(e)+y+kru(ma)=big-dance-room>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *ballroom of F.|[B­F] 	¾
grodatcti,÷<gro(da)+da(n)t(e)+cti(fu)=big-tooth-substance>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(1n)|B is some *ivory.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*ivory, made of ‹.|¾
grofarnurbai,÷<gro(da)+fa(n)r(a)+nur+ba(lc)i=large-farm-building>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *barn of F.|[B­F] 	¾
grofau,÷<gro(da)+fa(tr)u=big-trouble>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3n)|V is a *misfortune/*trial/*tribulation to D in way N.|[V­DN] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*misfortune (s)-ofŠ, mass term.|¾
grokru,÷<gro(da)+kru(ma)=large-room>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hall/*meeting-room.|[B­] 	¾
grokukreo,÷<gro(da)+kuk(ra)+re(nr)o=large-quick-thrower>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *cannon/(field)-*gun, a piece of artillery.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*artillery, mass term.|¾
grolea,÷<gro(da)+le(tr)a=big-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *capital/*upper-case *letter from set/font F.|[B­F] 	¾
gromao,÷<gro(da)+ma(dz)o=larger-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(n)|an *enlarger, one who ­es.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *enlarge/make-*larger D in bulk, intentional.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*enlarged, conv. of enlarge.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enlargement, an act/process of ­ing.|¾
gromroza,÷<gro(da)+mroza=big-hammer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *sledge-(hammer).|[B­] 	¾
gromursi,÷<gro(da)+mursi=big-sea>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1n)|B is an *ocean.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*oceanic, of oceans.|¾
gronaldi,÷<gro(da)+naldi=big-nail>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *spike, a large-nail.|[B­] 	¾
gropla,÷<gro(da)+pla(ta)=big-plate>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *platter, a large plate.|[B­] 	¾
groracbao,÷<gro(da)+(t)rac(i)+ba(ks)o=big-travel-box>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5¾„(2n)|B is a/the *trunk of traveler D.|[B­D] 	¾
groranjo,÷<gro(da)+ranjo=great-range>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 2.4¾„(1a)|N is *vast/*extensive.|[N­] 	¾
grositci,÷<gro(da)+sitci=big-city>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *city/*metropolis.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*urban/*metropolitan, pert. to big cities.|¾
grotaa,÷<gro(da)+ta(kn)a=big-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *boast/brag about V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾„(a)|*boastful, of one who ­s.|¾„(n)|a *braggart, one who ­s.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *bravado/*braggadocio, a spec. quality of ­ing.|¾
grotci,÷<gro(da)+t(it)ci=big-eater>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *gluttonous than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *glutton, one who eats hugely.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*gluttony, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *gluttony, a spec. property.|¾
grotroku,÷<gro(da)+troku=big-stone>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *boulder/large-*stone.|[B­] 	¾
gru,÷<grupa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of grupa, group.*| 	¾
grubivsio,÷<gru(pa)+biv(du)+si(st)o=group-behavior-system>|¿|3_Cpx|NT '83 3.3¾„(2n)|N is the *civilization/*culture of people F.|[N­F] 	¾
grucea,÷<gru(pa)+ce(nj)a=group-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(2v)|B *group into F‹ form groups/sub-groups (intransitive).|[B­F] 	¾
grucko,÷<gru(pa)+cko(zu)=group-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(3v)|K *group D into F‹ formŠinto groups/sub-groupsŠ(unintentional).|[K­DF] 	¾
grudjo,÷<gru(pa)+djo(ri)=group-member>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B is a *member-of group/cluster/aggregate F.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|a *member, of a social group.|¾„(2v)|*belong toŠ, as to a group.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *membership, a spec. property.|¾
grugoi,÷<gru(pa)+go(dz)i=group-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3b)|K *troop, move as a group to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
grugru,÷<gru(pa)+gru(pa)=group-group>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(3n)|B is a *league, an association of combined groups F for purpose P.|[B­FP] 	¾
gruiere,÷<Swiss>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N is some *gruyere, a Swiss cheese.|[N­] 	¾
grujetpre,÷<gru(pa)+(d)jet(a)+p(ap)re=group-debt-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '86 5.0¾„(3n)|B is a commercial *bond issued by S for purpose P.|[B­SP] 	¾
grujmi,÷<gru(pa)+jmi(te)=group-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.4¾„(3v)|K *assemble/*gather/*collect/*rally as group F at place N.|[K­FN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*gathering/*assembly/*collection/*audience/*congregation/*rally, an ­d group.|¾
grukuo,÷<gru(pa)+ku(sm)o=group-habit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|N is a *custom/*convention of group F.|[N­F] 	¾„(av)|*customarily, habitually, as of groups.|¾„(a)|*customary/*conventional, customary.|¾
grumao,÷<gru(pa)+ma(dz)o=group-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3v)|K *group D into F, formŠinto groups/sub-groupsŠ, intentional.|[K­DF] 	¾
grunu,÷run ¿÷<3/3C gu u; 3/4E grain; 3/4R gran; 3/4G gran; 2/3F grain; 3/5S grano>|¿|68% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*cereal, pert. to grains.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a portion of *grain/*cereal from source F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*grain, mass term of cereal seeds.|¾Used in: runcli; runpudru; runraa; ¾
grunurmoi,÷<gru(pa)+nur+mo(dv)i=group-intend>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *resolve in group F to do V.|[K­FV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *resolution (byŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *resolution. (group decision).|¾
grupa,÷gru ¿÷<4/4E group; 5/5R gruppa; 4/4F groupe; 4/5S grupo; 4/5G gruppe; 2/3C pai>|¿|73% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|F is a *group/*band/*cluster of two or more interacting individuals/organisms (each-with-all interaction can usually be assumed) whose members belong to some superset S. E.g., Ne grupa je lea murku ­ A group of monkeys.|[F­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *superset of some groupŠ|¾Used in: bekygru; bicgru; bicysurgru; bicytcagru; bougru; bragaigru; bragaigrudjo; ceigru; ciagru; cmatuagru; cnulivgru; daigru; dilgru; disgru; djigru; djugru; dorbougru; dorflegru; fergru; forgru; fregoigru; fucgoigru; furkaogru; gaigru; ganlilmaogru; gargrucea; garsagygru; goigru; grigru; grubivsio; grucea; grucko; grudjo; grugoi; grugru; grugru; grujetpre; grujmi; grukuo; grumao; grunurmoi; grupersange; grupeu; grutaksi; grutuasti; hasgru; helgru; jelrizgru; jmigru; kaksudnygru; kaogru; kaptrigru; keugru; kinkaogru; klogru; kojhelgru; kukyrengru; kulgru; kulgrudjo; lidgru; lidgrudjo; lidgruhaa; lilmaogru; muirbelgru; muogru; nartygru; nergru; niegru; nurgalgru; nurgarpolgru; paigru; pargrukii; plegru; polgru; polgrugai; polkingru; polsygru; ranjytrigru; rarclugru; rizgru; roigru; rorgru; snihebgru; socgru; sodgru; sorgru; stegru; stogru; stogrumao; stogrusia; sudnygru; surbougrukoi; surgru; surkergrukoi; tcihygru; tcorynurdongru; teigru; tergru; tishelgru; torgru; totgru; tricmagru; trigru; tuagru; turkeogru; vangru; ¾
grupersange,÷<gru(pa)+per(nu)+sange=group-person-suggest>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '90 4.3¾„(3n)|B is a/the *candidate (U.S.) of party N.|[B­SN] 	¾
grupeu,÷<gru(pa)+pe(rn)u=group-person>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(1n)|N is a *corporation, a legal entity with rights/liabilities of an individual.|[N­] 	¾
grutaksi,÷<gru(pa)+taksi=group-taxi>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *bus/*autobus, for urban public transportation|[B­] 	¾
grutuasti,÷<gru(pa)+tu(rk)a+sti(se)=group-work-stop>|¿|3_Cpx|JBS '85 2.6¾„(3v)| K *strike against employer/company D for reasons/grievances S.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|a *striker, one participating in a ‹.|¾
gu,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(pm)|*comma/(,), proximal right boundary marker all clauses.| 	¾
gua,÷<ga + internal u>|¿|LW|RAM '75 15+¾„(va)|am/is/are-*habitually ­ing, continuous timeless tense (PA). .| 	¾
Guanhuas,÷<C. guanhwa>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Chinese, the ‹ language.| 	¾
gub,÷<gudbi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gudbi, good.*| 	¾
gubdaa,÷<gu(d)b(i)+da(nz)a=good-wish>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *wish-well of/for D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *well-wisher, one who wishesŠwell (forŠ).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*goodwill/*benevolence, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *goodwill/*benevolence (toŠforŠ).|¾
gubdiocko,÷<gu(d)b(i)+di(rc)o+cko(zu)=good-direction-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(a)|*progressive, one who ­es.|[N­V] 	¾„(2v)|N *progress toward better V, non intentional cause. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *progress, better conditions.|¾
gubdircea,÷<gu(d)b(i)+dir(co)+ce(nj)a=good-direction-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(a)|*progressive, one who ­es.|[N­V] 	¾„(2v)|N *progress toward better V, unspecified cause.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *progress, better conditions.|¾
gubdirmao,÷<gu(d)b(i)+dir(co)+ma(dz)o=good-direction-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2v)|K *progress toward better V, intentional act.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*progressive, one who ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *progress, better conditions.|¾
gubdja,÷<gu(d)b(i)+dja(no)=good-know(ledge)>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(2a)|N is well *informed about V.|[N­V] 	¾
gubduo,SEE gudyduo
gubdurcue,÷<gu(d)b(i)+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=good-do-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '87 3.6¾„(3v)|K *compliment D on/for/about V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*compliment.|¾
gud,÷<gudbi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gudbi, good.*| 	¾
gudbi,÷gud gub ¿÷<2/3E good; 2/3F bien; 2/3G gut; 3/6R dobryi; 2/4S bien>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *better-than/*superior-to J for purpose P.|[G­JP] 	¾„(a)|*acceptable/*good/*nice, better thanŠfor purposeŠ|¾«‹ le da„»(ph)|the *best, better than anything in a setŠ|¾«‹ ra ba„»(ph)|the *best/the-*cream-of-the-crop, better than anythingŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|(the)-*good/*acceptability, mass term of props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *goodness/*acceptability/*quality, goodness, a spec. prop.|¾Used in: bilgudbi; dupgudtaa; fomgubdou; gangudtaa; gubdaa; gubdiocko; gubdircea; gubdirmao; gubdja; gubdurcue; gudbiu; gudcae; gudcanspe; gudcea; gudcko; gudckomou; gudfilcea; gudfilmao; gudfiocko; gudfucfio; gudkao; gudkaorui; gudkaostifa; gudkeo; gudlii; gudmao; gudnurcko; gudnurprati; gudsange; gudsia; gudsoa; gudspi; gudspicli; gudtaa; gudtia; gudvie; gudyduo; kaorgudbi; lidgudnuzvo; mucgudbi; stogudcko; stogudmao; ¾
gudbiu,÷<gud(bi)+bi(vd)u=good-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.6¾„(2a)|K is *decent/*respectable in doing/being V.|[K­V] 	¾
gudcae,÷<gud(bi)+(t)ca(n)e=good-chance>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*lucky/*fortunate, as of events. |[G­JV] 	¾„(3a)|G, an event/circumsatnce,  is *luckier/more-*fortunate/*lucky than J for V.|¾„(n)|the/some *luck/*fortune, a spec. instance of good luck. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*luck/*fortune, mass term. |¾
gudcanspe,÷<gud(bi)+(t)can(e)+spe(ni)=fortune-experience>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|G, a person/organism, is *luckier/more-*fortunate than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*lucky/*fortunate, of persons. |¾
gudcea,÷<gud(bi)+ce(nj)a=better-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *improve/become-*better in quality/performance P.|[K­P] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *improvability, capable of ­ing.|¾
gudcko,÷<gud(bi)+cko(zu)=good(better)-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 3.1¾„(3v)|N *improve D by V, unintentional; 'Salt improves the flavour of meat'.|[N­DV] 	¾
gudckomou,÷<gud(bi)+cko(zu)+mo(rd)u=effective-more>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*good/*effective/*efficient, more effective thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*well, more effectively.|¾„(2a)|G is *better/more *effective/*efficient than J, as act/means.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*efficiency, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *effectiveness/*efficiency, a spec. property.|¾
gudfilcea,÷<gud(bi)+fil(mo)+ce(nj)a=better-feel-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|D become *consoled/feeling-better about V, intransitive.|[D­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*consolation, mass of such events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consolation, an event of being ­ed.|¾
gudfilmao,÷<gud(bi)+fil(mo)+ma(dz)o=better-feel-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *console D/makeŠ*feel-better about V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *consoler, one who ­s.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*consolation, mass of such events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consolation, an act of consoling.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *consolation, an event of being ­ed.|¾
gudfiocko,÷<gud(bi)+fi(lm)o+cko(zu)=better-feel-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|N *consoleŠ/make D *feel-better about V, nonintentional.|[N­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *consolation, that which ­s.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*consolation, mass of such events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consolation, an act of consoling.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *consolation, an event of being ­ed.|¾
gudfucfio,÷<gud(bi)+fu(t)c(i)+fi(lm)o=future-feel>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(2v)|K *anticipate-doing/be-*anxious-to-do P.|[K­P] 	¾„(a)|*anxious/*anticipating, pertaining to ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|(eager)-*anticipation, a spec. state of ­ing.|¾
gudkao,÷<gud(bi)+ka(kt)o=good-acting>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*good/*fine/*moral/*nice/*virtuous, moral, as of persons/acts.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is/are *better/more *moral/*virtuous than J, as of acts/persons.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the-*good, mass term, morality.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fineness/*goodness/*morality/*virtue, mass term of props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fineness/*goodness/*morality/*virtue, morality, a spec. property.|¾
gudkaorui,÷<gud(bi)+ka(kt)o+ru(ln)i=good-action-rule>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1n)|N is an instance of *morals/(moral)-*principle/*rule-of-conduct.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*morality/*ethics, mass term of moral principles.|¾
gudkaostifa,÷<gud(bi)+ka(kt)o+stifa=good-act-stiff>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(1a)|N is *upright/(self)-*righteous.|[N­] 	¾
gudkeo,÷<gud(bi)+(c)ke(m)o=good-time>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(a)|*timely, of acts done on time. |[V­P] 	¾„(2a)|V  is *in/*on-time-for purpose P, as of acts/events.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the-*good, mass term, morality. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*timliness, mass term of props. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *timeliness, a spec. property. |¾
gudlii,÷<gud(bi)+(c)li(v)i=good-living>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.1¾„(1v)|B *live-well.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*welfare, mass instances.|¾
gudmao,÷<gud(bi)+ma(dz)o=better-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(3v)|K *improve/make-*better D in quality N, intentional.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|an *improver, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *improvement, improved quality/aspect.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*improvable, able to be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *improvement, an act of ­ing something.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *improvability, a spec. property.|¾
gudnurcko,÷<gud(bi)+nur+cko(zu)=good-effect>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(4n)|P is a good-*effect/*benefit of V under N for purpose S.|[P­VNS] 	¾„(a)|*beneficial, of good effects.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*beneficial, of causes with good effects.|¾
gudnurprati,÷<gud(bi)+nur+prati=good-priced>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|V is a *bargain, priced less than average.|[V­] 	¾
gudsange,÷<gud(bi)+sange=good-suggest>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *counselor/*advisor, one who counsels.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *recommend/*commend/*counsel/*advise D to do V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *counsel/*advice/*recommendation, a morally recommended act.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*commendable, conv. of commend.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *counsel/*commendation/*advice/*recommendation, an act of counseling.|¾
gudsia,÷<gud(bi)+si(tf)a=good-position>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(a)|*advantageous.|[N­DV] 	¾„(3n)|N is an *advantage to D in situation V.|¾
gudsoa,÷<gud(bi)+so(nd)a=good-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|*sound/*read well, be euphonious toŠ|[N­D] 	¾„(2a)|N is *euphonious/*sounds-well to listener(s) D.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*euphony, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *euphony, prop. of spec. passage.|¾
gudspi,÷<gud(bi)+spi(cu)=good-spirit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*angelic, pert. to angels. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *angel, a good spirit.|¾«mamclijuo ‹„»(n)|a *fairy-godmother.|¾
gudspicli,÷<gud(bi)+spi(cu)+cli(ka)=angel-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *angelic/*angelical/like-an-angel than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
gudtaa,÷<gud(bi)+ta(kn)a=good-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *praise/*commend/pay-*tribute-to D for/about performance V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*praise, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*praiseworthy/*commendable, worth praising.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *praise/*tribute/*commendation.|¾
gudtia,÷<gud(bi)+ti(sr)a=good-select>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *choose/*select/*judge B as best among F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *selector, one who chooses the best.|¾„(a)|*selective, of one who chooses the best.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*select, selected as best.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *selection, chosen as best.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *selection, an act of choosing the best.|¾
gudvie,÷<gud(bi)+vi(dr)e=good-idea>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(a)|*ideal, pertaining to an *ideal e.g. ideal gas/spouse.|[N­] 	¾„(1a)|N is an *ideal, a unrealized/unrealizable objective.|¾
gudyduo,÷<gud(bi)+y+du(rz)o=good-do>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.2¾„(n)|*benefactor, one who ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *benefit D by doing V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a spec. *benefit instance.|¾
gue,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pm)|(right boundary mark for je/jue phrases only)*.| 	¾
gui,÷<gunti>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pm)|(right boundary mark for ji/ja/jiV/jaV clauses only)*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of gunti, country.*|¾
guiclu,÷<gu(nt)i+clu(va)=country-love>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(a)|*patriotic, pert. to a ‹.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *patriot, one who loves his country dearly.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*patriotism, mass property of ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *patriotism.|¾
guidjo,÷<gu(nt)i+djo(ri)=country-member>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *citizen of nation N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*citizenship, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *citizenship, a property of being a ­zen.|¾
guigri,÷<gu(nt)i+gri(tu)=country-sing>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2n)|K sing the national-*anthem of S.|[K­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a national *anthem.|¾
guikri,÷<gu(nt)i+kri(do)=country-believer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *nationalist/*patriot, of persons.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G are (more) *nationalistic/*patriotic than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*patriotism, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *patriotism, property of being patriotic.|¾
guizvo,÷<gu(nt)i+zvo(to)=country-out>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|be-*abroad, away from countryŠ|[N­S] 	¾„(2a)|N is *abroad, out of country S.|¾
gumbo,÷¿÷<Angolan>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *gumbo/*okra, a vegetable.|[B­] 	¾
gun,÷<gunti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gunti, country.*| 	¾
gundilri,÷<gun(ti)+dilri=country-representative>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(3n)|B is an *ambassador from S to D.|[B­SD] 	¾
gundurcue,÷<gun(ti)+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=country-do-say(promise)>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(2n)|V is a *treaty/*accord/*agreement/*entente/*settlement/*pact between/among countries F.|[V­F] 	¾
gunfalkao,÷<gun(ti)+fal(ji)+ka(kt)o=country-false-act>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '84 3.8¾„(2v)|K *betray the country/entity D to which X owes allegiance.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *traitor.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*treason/*treachery, mass instances.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *treason/*treachery.|¾
gunfregoi,÷<gun(ti)+fre(na)+go(dz)i=country-leader>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *statesman of N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*statesmanship, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *statesmanship, a spec. property.|¾
gunjetcai,÷<gun(ti)+(d)jet(a)+ca(nl)i=country-debt-quantity>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|C is the *national-debt of country S.|[C­S] 	¾
gunkrisio,÷<gun(ti)+kri(do)+si(st)o=country-creed>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(1n)|V is an instance of *nationalism/*patriotism.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*patriotic/*nationalistic, pert. to systems.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*patriotism/*nationalism, mass term of systems.|¾
gunlai,÷<gun(ti)+la(nd)i=national-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*territorial, pert. to territory.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *land/*territory/*domain of nation F.|¾
gunpai,÷<gun(ti)+pa(rt)i=nation-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*provincial, pert. to districts/provinces.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *district/*region/*province/*section of country F.|¾
gunponkri,÷<gun(ti)+pon(su)+kri(do)=country-possess-believe>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.5¾„(2a)|G is more *imperialistic than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|an *imperialist, an empire-believer.|¾
gunponkrisio,÷<gun(ti)+pon(su)+kri(do)+si(st)o=country-possess-believe-system>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*imperialistic, pert. to ­ism.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an instance of *imperialism.|¾«lo ‹„»(a)|*imperialism, mass term of creeds.|¾
gunpou,÷<gun(ti)+po(ns)u=national-possession>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is an/the *empire/*domain/*dominion of state/country B.|[F­B] 	¾
gunsadji,÷<gun(ti)+sadji=country-wiseman>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *statesman of S, one whose political opinions are respected.|[B­S] 	¾
gunti,÷gun gui ¿÷<2/3C guo; 3/6E country; 3/6R natsiya; 3/6F nation>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*national/*domestic, pert. to the country ofŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *country/*land/*nation/*territory of people F.|¾Used in: clegunfoi; fragui; gragui; guiclu; guidjo; guigri; guikri; guizvo; gundilri; gundurcue; gunfalkao; gunfregoi; gunjetcai; gunkrisio; gunlai; gunpai; gunponkri; gunponkrisio; gunpou; gunsadji; gurn