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; gurnoigui; mamgui; notgui; notguinurtro; notgunpeu; penrygui; rorguntoi; samguidjo; selgargui; torguntoi; zvogui; zvogunkoi; zvogunleu; zvogunpeu; ¾
guo,÷<gusto>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pm)|(right boundary mark for lepo-type clauses only)*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of gusto, taste.*|¾
guocle,÷<gu(st)o+cle(si)=taste-without>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2a)|B is *tasteless/*flat-tasting to K.|[B­K] 	¾
guofli,÷<gu(st)o+fli(du)=flavor-liquid>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *sauce/*gravy for P.|[B­P] 	¾
guonrofsu,÷<gu(st)o+n+rofsu=taste-rough>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1a)|B is *harsh to the taste, see specific sense words.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harshness (to the taste).|¾
guopro,÷<gu(st)o+pro(ju)=flavor-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|the *taste-of, a flavor produced byŠ|[F­B] 	¾„(2v)|F *taste-like/produce-*flavor B.|¾„(a)|*flavorful, having tasteŠ|¾
guorsaskai,÷<gu(st)o+r+sa(n)s(e)+ka(tl)i=taste-sense-property>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is the sense of *taste of organism F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*gustatory, pert. to taste.|¾
gur,÷<gutra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gutra, strange.*| 	¾
gurfia,÷<gu(t)r(a)+fi(rp)a=weird-fear>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*awful/*dreadful/*terrible, dreadful/strangely-fearful.|[B­V] 	¾„(2v)|B *dread/are-*terrified-by V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*dread, mass term of states.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*dreadfulness, mass term of prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dread, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *dreadfulness/*awfulness, a spec. property.|¾
gurlii,÷<gu(t)r(a)+(c)li(v)i=strange-creature>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(a)|*monstrous, pert. to monsters.|[B­D] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *monster to D.|¾
gurlivcli,÷<gu(t)r(a)+(c)liv(i)+cli(ka)=strange-creature-like>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(2a)|B is *monstrous in characteristic N, outlandish in some characteristic.|[B­N] 	¾
gurnoigui,÷<gu(t)r(a)+no(tb)i+gu(nt)i=oddly-foreign>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.7¾„(2a)|G is more *barbaric/*barbarous/*outlandish than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *barbarian, one who is ­ic.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*barbarism/*barbarity, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*barbarism, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *barbarism/*barbarity, a spec. act of being ­ic.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *barbarism, a spec. property.|¾
gurvei,÷<gu(t)r(a)+ve(tc)i=strange-happen(ing)>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(a)|*mysterious/*curious, an inexplicable event.| 	¾„(2n)|V is a *mystery to D, a strange/inexplicable happening/event/incident.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*mystified, of one who finds the event inexplicable.|¾
gus,÷<gusto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gusto, taste.*| 	¾
gusdou,÷<gus(to)+do(ns)u=flavor-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3v)|K *flavor*season D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *seasoning/*flavoring, as used to give flavor.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*seasoned/*flavored, given flavor(s)Š|¾
gusfiu,÷<gus(to)+fi(br)u=taste-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *taste-impaired/*tasteblind.|[B­] 	¾
gusfundi,÷<gus(to)+fundi=taste-prefer>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '89 3.6¾„(3v)|K *relish/*enjoy/*prefer G over J.|[K­GJ] 	¾
gushebpai,÷<gus(to)+he(r)b(a)+pa(rt)i=flavour-plant-part>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *spice/*herb, a plant for flavouring foods.|[B­] 	¾
gusto,÷gus gut guo ¿÷<4/4S gust-ar; 2/2F gout-er; 4/5E gusto; 2/4R vkus; 2/4G kost-en>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *taste/*flavor emitted by substance/food F.|[B­F] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*flavor, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *flavor, a spec. property of a taste.|¾Used in: cabguo; folguo; guocle; guofli; guonrofsu; guopro; guorsaskai; gusdou; gusfiu; gusfundi; gushebpai; gutsae; kikyguo; pluguo; sotguo; ¾
gut,÷<gusto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of gusto, taste.*| 	¾
gutra,÷gur ¿÷<3/4C guai; 2/3S rar-o; 3/7R strannyi; 2/5F etrange; 2/7E strange; 2/8J mezurashii>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *mystery/*oddity/*queer (person), a spec. instance.|[B­DN] 	¾„(3a)|B is *alien/*bizarre/*mysterious/*odd/*queer/*unusual/*strange/*weird/*curious/*peculiar/*funny to D in features N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*mystery, mass term.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*strangeness/*mysteriousness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *oddity/*strangeness/*weirdness/*mysteriousness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: gurfia; gurlii; gurlivcli; gurnoigui; gurvei; mucgutra; plugutra; zavgutra; ¾
gutsae,÷<gu(s)t(o)+sa(ns)e=flavor-sense>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *taste/sense-flavor P in substance B.|[K­PB] 	¾„(n)|a *taster, one who tastesŠinŠ|¾
guu,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pm)|(right boundary mark for termsets only)*.| 	¾
ha,|LW|L4 '84 15¾„(q)|*is_how_connected_to?, connective interrogative. E.g., Tu danza lo skafi ha lo tcati?  You want coffee how_connected-to tea?  Do you want coffee or tea?)| 	¾
haa,÷<hasfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hasfa, house.*| 	¾
had,÷<hardu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hardu, hard.*| 	¾
hadcarbo,÷<ha(r)d(u)+carbo=hard-carbon>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(1n)|B is the industrial *diamond form of carbon crystal.|[B­] 	¾
hadcko,÷<ha(r)d(u)+cko(zu)=hard-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(n)|a *hardener, that which causesŠ to become hard.|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *harden D.|¾
hadfasli,÷<ha(r)d(u)+fasli=hard-face>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2a)|G is more *stern/*severe/*grim than J , in visage/demeanor.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *severity/*sternness/*grimness, of visage, a spec. property.|¾
hadfitpi,÷<ha(r)d(u)+fitpi=hard-feet>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.5¾„(2n)|B is a *hoof of animal F.|[B­F] 	¾
hadja,÷¿÷<C ya si ya; J Ajiya; E Asia>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '85 4.3¾„(1a)|F are *Asian languages, from the Orient.|[F­] 	¾
hadje,÷¿÷<C ya si ya; J Ajiya; E Asia>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '85 4.3¾„(1a)|B are *Asian localities, regions where Orientals settle.|[B­] 	¾
hadji,÷¿÷<C ya si ya; J Ajiya; E Asia>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '85 4.3¾„(1a)|F are*Asian people, from the Orient.|[F­] 	¾
hadjo,÷¿÷<C ya si ya; J Ajiya; E Asia>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '85 4.3¾„(1a)|N is *Asian culture, from the Orient.|[N­] 	¾
hadkapma,÷<ha(r)d(u)+kapma=hard-hat>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(3n)|B is a *helmet/*hard-hat worn by D to protect from V.|[B­DV] 	¾
hadmao,÷<ha(r)d(u)+ma(dz)o=hard-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JÇB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|K *temper D, render hard, as of steel.|[K­D] 	¾
hadskapi,÷<ha(r)d(u)+skapi=hard-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *crust of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hadvoi,÷<ha(r)d(u)+vo(ls)i=hard-voice>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2a)|G is more *stern/*severe than J, as of voices.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *severeness, as of voices, a condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sternness/*severity, as of voices, a property.|¾
hadycme,÷<ha(r)d(u)+y+cme(ni)=hard-money>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a *coin, a piece of metallic money.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*coin, mass term.|¾
haf,÷<hasfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hasfa, house.*| 	¾
hafcutci,÷<ha(s)f(a)+cutci=house-shoe>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *slipper.|[B­] 	¾
hafniio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *hafnium, element 72 (Hf).|[B­] 	¾
hafnilca,÷<ha(s)f(a)+nilca=house-beneath>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(2n)|B is the *cellar of house F.|[B­F] 	¾
haftcali,÷<ha(s)f(a)+tcali=house-wall>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *wall of room/house/building F.|[B­F] 	¾
haftifsia,÷<ha(s)f(a)+tif(ru)+si(tf)a=house-offer-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *housing-*project in F, generally subsidized low-rent housing.|[B­F] 	¾
hai,÷<hapci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hapci, happy.*| 	¾
Hai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*H, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
haicka,÷<ha(pc)i+cka(no)=happily-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|K is *hearty-toward/treat-heartily D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*hearty, warm-hearted.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*heartiness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *heartiness, a spec. property.|¾
haicko,÷<ha(pc)i+cko(zu)=happy-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|N *elate/*cheer-(up)/make-*happy D, nonintentional; 'That makes me happy'.|[N­D] 	¾„(a)|*cheerful/*jolly, jolly, of that which cheers.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *cheer, an act of being ­ful.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *elation, a state of being made happy.|¾
haicle,÷<ha(pc)i+cle(si)=happy-without>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 4.9¾„(2a)|G is more *desolate/*joyless than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*desolation, mass state.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*desolation, mass property.|¾
haiflo,÷<ha(pc)i+fo/l(ma)=happy-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *joyful/*joyous than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*joyful/*joyous, more joyful thanŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *joy, a spec. state.|¾
haijmi,÷<ha(pc)i+jmi(te)=happily-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2v)|K is *glad/*happy to *meet D|[K­D] 	¾
hairbiu,÷<ha(pc)i+r+bi(vd)u=happy-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 3.0¾„(1a)|B is *hearty/*lusty/*joyful/*gay/*jolly/*merry. |[B­] 	¾„(v)|be *gay, act happy. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*gaiety/*heartiness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *gaiety, state of merriment.|¾
haispe,÷<ha(pc)i+spe(ni)=happily-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.9¾„(2v)|K *enjoy/*welcome V, get enjoyment from (doing)Š; 'I welcome the end of the war'|[K­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*enjoyment, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*enjoyable/*welcome, conv. of enjoy; 'The end of the war is welcome'.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *enjoyment, a spec. state of ­ing.|¾
hakne,÷¿÷<Gk. acne L. acne vulgaris>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|B suffers from *acne, a sebaceous gland disorder|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *acne,  the skin disorder.|¾
ham,÷<harmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of harmo, harmonious.*| 	¾
hamsei,÷<ha(r)m(o)+se(tc)i=harmony-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(3n)|F is a matching *collection/*ensemble/*suit/*suite/*set of use-type P composed of items B.|[F­PB] 	¾
hamtoi,÷<ha(r)m(o)+to(gr)i=harmony-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 3.0¾„(3v)|V *harmonize (s) with V in variable/aspect B.|[V­VB] 	¾„(3a)|in *tune/*harmony withŠ|¾
hamtui,÷<ha(r)m(o)+(s)tu(l)i=harmony-adjust>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 3.0¾„(4v)|K *tune (s) P/put(s)Šin-*harmony with V in variable/aspect B.|[K­PVB] 	¾
han,÷<hanco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hanco, hand.*| 	¾
hanblo,÷<han(co)+blo(da)=hand-hit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(2v)|K *punch/*sock/*hit D with the hand.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *punch/*sock, an act of hitting.|¾
hanbomba,÷<han(co)+bomba=hand-bomb>|¿|2_Cpx|CJB '84 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a hand *grenade.|[B­] 	¾
hancai,÷<han(co)+ca(nl)i=hand-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2n)|C is a *handful of B.|[C­B] 	¾
hancapri,÷<han(co)+capri=hand-print>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K *stamp D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|a *stamp, used for stamping documents.|¾
hancavle,÷<han(co)+cavle=hand-spade>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *trowel/(hand)-*spade.|[B­] 	¾
hanco,÷han ¿÷<3/4G hand; 2/3C shou; 2/3H hath; 2/4E hand>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *hand of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(av)|*manually, with the hands.|¾„(a)|*manual, pert. to hands.|¾Used in: bamhanco; hanblo; hanbomba; hancai; hancapri; hancavle; handou; handuo; hanhozda; hanjokla; hanlae; hanlarmao; hanlea; hanleasri; hanpli; hansaa; hansakli; hansanfoa; hansanleu; hansiu; hansonmao; hanspu; hantco; hantorpuo; hanydji; hanynursri; klehansaa; nenhanco; selhanduo; ¾
handou,÷<han(co)+do(ns)u=hand-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *hand/*pass B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
handuo,÷<han(co)+du(rz)o=hand-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|a *manipulator, one who/that which ­s.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *manipulate (s) B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*manipulable, can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *manipulation.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a prop. of *manipulability.|¾
hanhozda,÷<han(co)+hozda=hand-sock>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a *mitten, fingerless glove.|[B­] 	¾
hanjokla,÷<han(co)+jokla=hand-clock>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(1n)|B is a *watch, portable time-piece.|[B­] 	¾
hanlae,÷<han(co)+la(rt)e=hand-art>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3n)|V is a *craft/*handicraft/manual-*art for producing P used by people K.|[V­PK] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*handicraft/(the)-*manual-arts, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *handicraft, a specific item.|¾
hanlarmao,÷<han(co)+lar(te)+ma(dz)o=hand-art-maker>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC/JCB/RAM '85 4.7¾„(2n)|K is an *artisan in / handcrafter of (material/object type) S.|[K­S] 	¾
hanlea,÷<han(co)+le(tr)a=hand-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *letter from manual alphabet F.|[B­F] 	¾
hanleasri,÷<han(co)+le(tr)a+sri(te)=hand-letter-write>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *fingerspell P to D.|[K­PD] 	¾
hanpli,÷<han(co)+pli(zo)=hand-use>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG '85 3.5¾„(2v)|K *manipulate/*handle/*wield B with the hand(s).|[K­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*manipulation, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*manipulated/*handled/*wielded.|¾
hansaa,÷<han(co)+sa(np)a=hand-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(4n)|V is a *gesture meaning P to D in context N.|[V­PDN] 	¾
hansakli,÷<han(co)+sakli=hand-sack>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *purse.|[B­] 	¾
hansanfoa,÷<han(co)+san(pa)+fo(rm)a=hand-sign-form>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *hand-shape of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hansanleu,÷<han(co)+san(pa)+le(ng)u=hand-sign-language>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|F is a *sign-language used by K in situation N.|[F­KN] 	¾
hansiu,÷<han(co)+si(lt)u=hand-shake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *shake-hands with D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *handshake, an act of ­ing.|¾
hansonmao,÷<han(co)+son(da)+ma(dz)o=hand-sound-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.4¾„(n)|*clapper, one who ­s.|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *clap-(hands) for purpose P.|¾
hanspu,÷<han(co)+spu(ro)=hand-expert>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *clever/*skilful/*dextrous/*adroit than J.|[G­J] 	¾
hansu,÷hau ¿÷<2/3C han; 2/2F su(er); 2/3S sud(ar); 2/4E sweat; 2/9H pasina ana>|¿|53% C_Prim|JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is the *sweat of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: haupro; haurkua; haurpozfa; ¾
hantco,÷<han(co)+t(ot)co=hand-touch>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *manipulate/*handle D with the hand(s) for examination.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*handled, pertaining to ­ing for examination.|¾
hantorpuo,÷<han(co)+tor+pu(ct)o=hand-two-push(squeeze)>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *squeeze/*press D with hand(s).|[K­D] 	¾
hanydji,÷<han(co)+y+dji(ne)=hand-joint>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *wrist of K.|[B­K] 	¾
hanynursri,÷<han(co)+y+nur+sri(te)=hand-written>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *manuscript, hand-written paper.|[B­] 	¾
hao,÷<harko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of harko, shelter.*| 	¾
haocle,÷<ha(rk)o+cle(si)=haven-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *homeless person, one who is without fixed address.|[B­] 	¾
hap,÷<hapci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hapci, happy.*| 	¾
hapcea,÷<hap(ci)+ce(nj)a=happy-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(1v)|K *enjoy (s) oneself, be happy with oneself.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*enjoyment, a state of self-enjoyment.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*enjoyment, a property of self enjoyment.|¾
hapci,÷hap hai ¿÷<3/7C gao shieng; 3/4E happy>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*happily, gladly.|[B­V] 	¾„(2a)|B is *happy/*glad about V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*gladness/*happiness, mass term of state/condition.|¾«lopo no ‹„»(n)|*unhappiness, mass term.|¾«no ‹„»(av)|*unhappily/*grudgingly, pert. to unhappy actions.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unhappy, not happy about, neg. of happy.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gladness/*happiness, a spec. state/condition.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *unhappiness, a spec. state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *gladness/*happiness, a property of being happy.|¾Used in: haicka; haicko; haicle; haiflo; haijmi; hairbiu; haispe; hapcea; hapckocle; hapcue; hapdakbiu; hapdou; hapfaostu; hapgesvei; haphai; haphai; hapkeo; hapkeocli; hapmao; hapmou; hapsocli; hapsocvei; hapstastu; haptaa; haptoa; hapvei; hapvia; hapviacue; hapviztaa; jmihai; kechai; kofhai; monhai; muchai; muchaisia; mutnorhai; ¾
hapckocle,÷<hap(ci)+cko(zu)+cle(si)=happy-cause(cheer)-without>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(a)|*bleak, incomplete form.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *bleaker/more-*cheerless than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*bleakness/*cheerlessness, property of being ‹.|¾
hapcue,÷<hap(ci)+cu(ts)e=happy-say>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.8¾„(4v)|K *rejoice saying P to S about N.|[K­PSN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *rejoicing.|¾
hapdakbiu,÷<hap(ci)+dak(li)+bi(vd)u=happy-likely-behaviour>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a happy *temper/*disposition.|[B­] 	¾
hapdou,÷<hap(ci)+do(ns)u=happiness-giver>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.1¾„(1a)|B is *genial.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*geniality, mass property.|¾
hapfaostu,÷<hap(ci)+fa(nd)o+stu(ci)=happy-end-story>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *comedy about V by S (original meaning)|[B­VS] 	¾
hapgesvei,÷<hap(ci)+ges(ko)+ve(tc)i=happy-guest-event>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 1.0¾„(4n)|V is a *party/*celebration given by K for guests D, on occasion N.|[V­KDN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *guest, at a party.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|an *occasion, of a party.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *host(ess), conv. of party.|¾
haphai,÷<hap(ci)+ha(pc)i=happy-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2a)|D is extremely *happy about S.|[D­S] 	¾
hapkeo,÷<hap(ci)+(c)ke(m)o=happy-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(a)|*festive, of festival occasions.|[B­FV] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *festival/*celebration/*fiesta/*jubilee among people F on occasion V.|¾„(av)|*festively, in a festive way.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *occasion, of a festival, q.v.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*festiveness, mass term, properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *festivity, a festive event.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *festiveness, a spec. property.|¾
hapkeocli,÷<hap(ci)+(c)ke(m)o+cli(ka)=festival-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(av)|*festively, in a festival-like way.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*festive, more thanŠ|¾„(2a)|G is more-*festive/like-a-festival than J is.|¾
hapmao,÷<hap(ci)+ma(dz)o=happy-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *elate/*cheer-(up)/make-*happy D, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*cheerful/*jolly, jolly, of one who cheers.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *cheer, an act of being ­ful.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *elation, a state of being made happy.|¾
hapmou,÷<hap(ci)+mo(rd)u=happy-more>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(4a)|G is *happier about V than J (is about) V|[G­VJV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unhappy, less happy than, conv. happy.|¾
hapsocli,÷<hap(ci)+socli=happy-socialize>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *party/-ies with N for/about V|[K­NV] 	¾
hapsocvei,÷<hap(ci)+soc(li)+ve(tc)i=happy-social-event>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK/JCB '91/'97 1.0¾„(4n)|V is a *party/*celebration given by host K for guests D, on occasion N.|[V­KDN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *guest, at a party. |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|an *occasion, of a party. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *host(ess), conv. of party. |¾
hapstastu,÷<hap(ci)+sta(di)+stu(ci)=happy-stage-story>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.9¾„(a)|*comic, pert. to a comedy.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *comedy.|¾
haptaa,÷<hap(ci)+ta(kn)a=happy-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt/JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|K *rejoice about V.|[K­V] 	¾
haptoa,÷<hap(ci)+to(kn)a=happy-remove>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '90 4.3¾„(a)|*depressing (toŠ), causing ­ion.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *depress D/is depressing toŠ/makesŠfeel low/depressed.|¾
hapvei,÷<hap(ci)+ve(tc)i=happy-event>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *party in honour of P.|[B­P] 	¾
hapvia,÷<hap(ci)+vi(zk)a=happily-see>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(3v)|K *welcome D to/in F. E.g. Mi vizhai tu  I welcome you (as a guest).|[K­DF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(ph)|*Welcome!/Be happily seen!|¾
hapviacue,÷<hap(ci)+vi(zk)a+cu(ts)e=happily-see-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JÇB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(3v)|K *welcome D with words V.|[K­DV] 	¾
hapviztaa,÷<hap(ci)+viz(ka)+ta(kn)a=happily-see-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JÇB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(4v)|K *welcome D to/in N by V.|[K­DNV] 	¾
har,÷<harko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of harko, shelter.*| 	¾
hardu,÷had ¿÷<4/4E hard; 3/4G hart; 2/3S duro; 2/6R tviord-yi>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *harder, more resistant to scratching than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*hard/*resistant, more resistant to scratching thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hardness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hardness, a spec. state/condition.|¾Used in: hadcarbo; hadcko; hadfasli; hadfitpi; hadkapma; hadmao; hadskapi; hadvoi; hadycme; ¾
hargoi,÷<har(ko)+go(dz)i=harbour-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K take *refuge/*harbour/*harbor in D for fear of/from danger V.|[K­DV] 	¾
harko,÷har hao ¿÷<2/2J ko; 3/4F havre; 3/5E harbor; 3/6C gang kou; 2/6S puerto>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *harbor/*harbour/*shelter D from dangers V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *retreat/*shelter/*harbor/*harbour/*haven/*refuge, that which shelters/harbors.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*shelter, mass term.|¾Used in: batmurhao; flehao; haocle; hargoi; harlii; livhao; murhao; pazhao; vemhao; ¾
harlii,÷<har(ko)+(c)li(v)i=shelter-live>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(n)|an *occupant/*resident, one who resides inŠ|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *dwell/*reside/*live/*occupy in dwelling B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *residence ofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *occupancy/*residency, a state of residing.|¾
harmo,÷ham ¿÷<5/7E harmony; 5/7G harmonie; 4/6F harmonie; 4/7S armonia; 4/9R garmoniya>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(n)|a *concord/*harmony/*accord, an instance of harmony.|[B­BK] 	¾„(3v)|B is/are *harmonious with B to observer K.|¾„(a)|*concordant, more harmonious thanŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*discordant/*dissonant, less harmonious thanŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *discord/*dissonance, an instance of discord.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *concord/*accord, a state of harmony.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *discord/*dissonance, a spec. state of dish.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *harmoniousness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: hamsei; hamtoi; hamtui; mazharmo; parhamymao; reshamsei; ¾
harponu,÷<Gr.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *harpoon, a barbed dart |[B­] 	¾
has,÷<hasfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hasfa, house.*| 	¾
hasdua,÷<has(fa)+du(rn)a=house-adorn>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(3v)|K *decorate/*furnish dwelling B with P.|[K­BP] 	¾„(n)|*decorator (ŠwithŠ).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*furniture.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*decor/*decoration, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *decoration/*furnishing (ofŠwithŠ).|¾
hasfa,÷has haf haa ¿÷<3/4E house; 3/4S casa; 3/4G haus; 2/5C fang dz>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *house/*home of F, a free-standing dwelling.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bifhaa; botkunhaa; bragarhaa; cmahaa; dorhaa; farnimhaa; folhaa; fulhaa; gadhaa; geshaa; hafcutci; hafnilca; haftcali; haftifsia; hasdua; hasgardi; hasgeo; hasgoi; hasgru; hasmuo; hasnei; hasnia; holhaa; koshaa; lidfumhaa; lidgruhaa; morhaa; nichaa; norsichaa; nurhafsto; parhaa; prenyhaa; prenyhafsea; rachaa; rorfamhaa; sicgarhaa; sodhaa; sodsrohaa; srohaa; ¾
hasgardi,÷<has(fa)+gardi=house-garden>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is the *garden/*yard/cultivated-*grounds of house/estate F.|[B­F] 	¾
hasgeo,÷<has(fa)+ge(sk)o=house-gesko>|¿|2_Cpx|R
AM '91 1.7¾„(2n)|D is a *guest/*company/*house-guest of K.|[D­K] 	¾„(n)|a *visitor, house-guest.|¾„(v)|*visit/*stay-with, visitŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *visit/*stay, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*visitation, an event of being ­ed.|¾
hasgoi,÷<has(fa)+go(dz)i=house-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *go to the home of D.|[K­D] 	¾„(v)|*go-home(ward), go to one's own home.|¾
hasgru,÷<has(fa)+gru(pa)=house-social-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(2n)|F are a *household, those living in the same house B.|[F­B] 	¾
hasmuo,÷<has(fa)+mu(vd)o=house-move>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *move (s) residence to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *move, an event of moving ones residence.|¾
hasna,÷¿÷<L. asinus>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a female *ass/*donkey, an equine-quadruped.|[B­] 	¾
hasne,÷¿÷<L. asinus>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(1n)| B is *ass/*donkey-like|[B­] 	¾
hasnei,÷<has(fa)+ne(nr)i=/house-in>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|B is in-the-*house of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(av)|at-*home/*indoors, in one's own home or other structure.|¾
hasni,÷¿÷<L. asinus>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(1n)|B is an infant *ass/*donkey/*foal.|[B­] 	¾
hasnia,÷<has(fa)+ni(ml)a=house-animal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *pet/tamed-animal of household/person F.|[B­F] 	¾
hasno,÷¿÷<hasna>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(1n)|B is a male *ass/*donkey,|[B­] 	¾
hasnu,÷¿÷<hasna>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(1n)|B is an *ass/*donkey, the generic term for this equine-quadruped.|[B­] 	¾
hat,÷<hatro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hatro, hot.*| 	¾
hatcea,÷<hat(ro)+ce(nj)a=warmer-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*heating/*warming, becoming warmer.|[B­C] 	¾„(2v)|B *warm/*heat-(up)/becomes-*warmer by increment C, unspecified cause.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *heating.|¾
hatcko,÷<hat(ro)+cko(zu)=heat-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(2v)|N *heat D, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *heater (ofŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*heated (byŠ), (by non-anthropic cause).|¾
hatfio,÷<hat(ro)+fi(lm)o=warm-emotion>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(n)|*enthusiast (aboutŠ).|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *enthuse/be-*excited about V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fervor/*enthusiasm, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *hobby/*cause.|¾«po ‹„»(2n)|a *fervor/*enthusiasm aboutŠ|¾
hatmao,÷<hat(ro)+ma(dz)o=heat-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(3v)|K *warm/*heatŠ/make D *hot with heat-source S, an intentional act.|[K­DS] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *heater (ofŠby Š).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*heated (byŠwithŠ), by intention.|¾
hatmei,÷<hat(ro)+me(rl)i=heat-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3v)|K *measure the *temperature of B to be C.|[K­BC] 	¾
hatmelrie,÷<hat(ro)+me(r)l(i)+(t)ri(m)e=heat-measure-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *thermometer for measuring the temperatures of B, a class of objects/materials, on the C scale(s) .|[V­BC] 	¾
hatmotci,÷<hat(ro)+motci=heat-motor>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is an *engine, a heat-converting machine.|[B­] 	¾
hatnortoi,÷<hat(ro)+nor+to(gr)i=hotly-not-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|CJB/JCB/RAM '83 2.1¾„(3v)|K *quarrel/*disagree angrily/loudly/emotionally with K about V.|[K­KV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *quarrel, an angry *disagreement.|¾
hatro,÷hat ¿÷<3/3E hot; 2/2C ro; 2/4G heiss; 2/5J atsui>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3a)|G is *warmer/*hotter than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾„(a)|*hot/*warm, warmer thanŠ|¾«lo zo ‹„»(n)|*heat-content, mass property.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*warmth/*heat/*temperature, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *heat/*hotness/*temperature/*warmth, a spec. property.|¾Used in: hatcea; hatcko; hatfio; hatmao; hatmei; hatmelrie; hatmotci; hatnortoi; hatska; kofhatro; malhatro; melhatro; midhatro; skahatro; ¾
hatska,÷<hat(ro)+ska(lu)=heat-scale>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|V is a *heat/*temperature scale, a system of units and zero point for measuring heat.|[V­] 	¾
hau,÷<hansu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hansu, sweat.*| 	¾
haupro,÷<ha(ns)u+pro(ju)=sweat-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(2v)|K *sweat from N, produce sweat.|[K­N] 	¾
haurkua,÷<ha(ns)u+r+ku(vg)a=sweat-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2a)|B is *sweaty from N.|[B­N] 	¾
haurpozfa,÷<ha(ns)u+r+pozfa=sweat-oppose>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *antiperspirant|[B­] 	¾
he,|LW|L4 '84 15¾„(q)|*is-*a-*what?/*is-*what-*kind-*ofŠ?/*how, the predicate interrogative, used to request a predicate phrase or word. E.g. Da he?  X is a what? Da he mrenu?  X is what kind of man?| 	¾«Tu ‹?„»(ph)|You're what?/*How-*are-*you?|¾
hea,÷<helba>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of helba, help.*| 	¾„(pp)|*through/with-the-*help-of/*by, a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).|¾«‹ ba„»(av)|*helpfully, helping someone, a mod. phrase.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*how, with whose help, an interrogative.|¾«‹ la Gan„»(ph)|By-*God, with God's help.|¾«‹ le ganhaa„»(ph)|By-*Heavens, with Heaven's help.|¾«‹ le zavpeu„»(ph)|By-the-*Devil, with the Devil's help.|¾«‹ lo gandi„»(ph)|By-the-*gods, with the god's help.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*thereby, with that help<, a modal phrase>.|¾
heb,÷<herba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of herba, plant.*| 	¾
hebduo,÷<he(r)b(a)+du(rz)o=plant-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *plant D in B, put plantsŠin soilŠ|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *planting, things planted.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *planting, the action thereof.|¾
hebfli,÷<he(r)b(a)+fli(du)=plant-liquid>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(2n)|B is the *juice of S.|[B­S] 	¾
hebkonce,÷<he(r)b(a)+konce=plant-shell>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *shell/*nutshell, hard outer covering of nut F.|[B­F] 	¾
hebmismia,÷<he(r)b(a)+mi(k)s(a)+mi(lf)a=plant-mixture-meal>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a quantity of *salad made from S.|[B­S] 	¾
hebnidla,÷<he(r)b(a)+nidla=plant-needle>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.8¾„(2n)|P is a *briar/*thorn of plant S.|[P­S] 	¾
hebpelpi,÷<he(r)b(a)+pelpi=plant-leather>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/AL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is *bark/*husk of plant material F used by humans for making artifacts e.g. canoes, baskets etc.|[B­F] 	¾
hebra,÷¿÷<from the Hebrew word>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '84 3.1¾„(1n)|B is *Hebrew, of the Hebrew language.|[B­] 	¾
hebre,÷¿÷<from the Hebrew word>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is a *Hebrew/*Jewish place/territory, a region inhabited by Jews|[B­] 	¾
hebri,÷¿÷<from the Hebrew word>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '84 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a *Jew, of Jewish descent.|[B­] 	¾
hebro,÷¿÷<from the Hebrew word>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '84 3.1¾„(1n)|N is *Jewish, of Jewish culture.|[N­] 	¾
hebsensi,÷<he(r)b(a)+sensi=plant-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|N is a science of *botany/*plant-science.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*botanical, pert. to botany,.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*botany, mass term of instances.|¾
hebsesmao,÷<he(r)b(a)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=plant-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *botanist.|[B­] 	¾
hebtci,÷<he(r)b(a)+t(it)ci=plant-eater>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *herbivore, vegetarian animal.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|a *vegetarian, a plant-eater.|¾„(a)|*herbivorous/*vegetarian, pert. to ­s.|¾
hebtcipai,÷<he(r)b(a)+t(it)ci+pa(rt)i=plant-eat-part>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(a)|*vegetable.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *vegetable, edible part of plant F.|¾
hebyblu,÷<he(r)b(a)+y+blu(di)=plant-blood>|¿|2_Cpx|JFC '83 3.7¾„(2n)|P is the *sap of plant S.|[P­S] 	¾
hed,÷<hedto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hedto, head.*| 	¾
hedbongu,÷<hed(to)+bongu=head-bone>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2n)|B is the *skull/*cranium of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*cranial, pert. to skulls.|¾
hedfea,÷<hed(to)+fe(ld)a=head-fall>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|K *nod for reason N.|[K­N] 	¾
hedfre,÷<hed(to)+fre(na)=head-front>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is the *forehead/*brow of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hedkla,÷<hed(to)+kla(bu)=head-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 5.2¾„(2n)|B is a *bandana/*kerchief/*headcloth on F.|[B­F] 	¾
hedpadzi,÷<hed(to)+padzi=head-cushion>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.2¾„(1n)|B is a *pillow, head-cushion.|[B­] 	¾
hedro,÷heo ¿÷<Gr. hedron>|¿|I_Prim|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a ­*hedron/ a regular solid.|[B­] 	¾Used in: forheo; nertorheo; sorheo; tornirheo; vorheo; ¾
hedsiu,÷<hed(to)+si(lt)u=head-shake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|K *headshake/*shake-one's-head at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *headshake, an event of ­ing.|¾
hedtcali,÷<hed(to)+tcali=head-wall>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a/the *temple, side of the head of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hedto,÷hed ¿÷<3/3E head; 2/3C tou; 2/5J togai>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *head of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bedhedto; hedbongu; hedfea; hedfre; hedkla; hedpadzi; hedsiu; hedtcali; hedydua; ¾
hedydua,÷<hed(to)+y+du(rn)a=head-ornament>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *headdress/decorative-headgear worn by K.|[B­K] 	¾
hei,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*h, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
hek,÷<hekto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hekto, tenfold.*| 	¾
heknie,÷<hek(to)+ni(rn)e=100-years>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*centennial, pert. to centuries.|[C­N] 	¾„(2n)|C is a *century/a hundred-year period of epoch N.|¾
hektari,÷<international-unit-for-10000-square-meters>|¿|Bor.|JFB '84 3.9¾„(1n)|C is a *hectare ­10000 square metres.|[C­] 	¾
hekto,÷hek ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *hundredfold of B, (10E2) international prefix |[F­B] 	¾Used in: heknie; ¾
hel,÷<helba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of helba, help.*| 	¾
Helas,÷<Transliteration of the Greek word for Greece>|¿|Name|RAM '93 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Greece| 	¾
helba,÷hel hea ¿÷<3/4E help; 3/4G helf-en; 2/3C bang>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *helper/*assistant/*staff-member, one who helps.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *help/*assist D to do V.|¾„(a)|*helpful, pert. to helpers.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*helpfulness, collective term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *help/*assistance.|¾Used in: cirhea; cmehea; dichea; donhea; helbeo; helcni; helflo; helfurmoi; helgoi; helgru; helsro; kojhelgru; lodhea; sochea; tcihea; tishelgru; vadhea; vefhea; ¾
helbeo,÷<hel(ba)+be(gc)o=help-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.4¾„(3v)|K make-*appeal-to/*petition D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*appellant/*petitioner, one who seeks help.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appeal, a spec. request for help.|¾
helcni,÷<hel(ba)+cni(da)=help-need>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2a)|G is more *helpless, needful of help than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*helplessness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *helplessness, a spec. state.|¾
helflo,÷<hel(ba)+fo/l(ma)=help-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2a)|G is (more) *helpful/*accommodating (thanŠ) J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*helpfulness, mass property.|¾
helfurmoi,÷<hel(ba)+fur+mo(dv)i=help-intend>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(av)|for-the-*sake-ofŠ|[K­PD] 	¾„(3v)|K *do P on-behalf/for-the-sake+of D /*intend-Š-to-help-Š|¾
helgoi,÷<hel(ba)+go(dz)i=help-go>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.7¾„(3v)|K *resort to V for D.|[K­VD] 	¾
helgru,÷<hel(ba)+gru(pa)=help-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.7¾„(2n)|B arethe *staff of F, general term for staff of all sorts.|[B­F] 	¾
helhioterapi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|a *heliotherapist.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K treat D for N with *heliotherapy|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *heliotherapy.|¾
helmo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *helium, element 2 (He).|[B­] 	¾
helna,÷¿÷<Greek for Greek>|¿|N_Prim|DB '83 2.2¾„(1a)|B is a *Greek word/speechsound/expression, the Greek language.|[B­] 	¾
helne,÷¿÷<Greek for Greek>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 2.2¾„(1a)|B is a *Greek place/territory, a region inhabited by Greeks|[B­] 	¾
helni,÷¿÷<Greek for Greek>|¿|D_Prim|DB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *Greek (person).|[B­] 	¾
helno,÷¿÷<Greek for Greek>|¿|D_Prim|DB '83 2.2¾„(1a)|N is *Greek, cultural aspect as custom/artform/artifact.|[N­] 	¾
helsro,÷<hel(ba)+so/r(di)=help-store>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(3n)|V is a *resource of S for P.|[V­SP] 	¾
helva,÷¿÷<L Helvetica>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of one of the languages spoken in Switzerland.*|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*Swiss, pert. to the dialects of Swiss official languages.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *Swiss dialects.|¾
helve,÷¿÷<L Helvetica>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Swiss place/territory, a region inhabited by Swiss.|[B­] 	¾
helvi,÷¿÷<L. Helvetica>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Swiss, of Swiss origin.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Swiss, a Swiss person.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *Swiss people, mass term.|¾
helvo,÷¿÷<L. Helvetica>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *Swiss culture.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*Swiss, pert. to the Swiss culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Swiss culture, mass term.|¾
hemhisferi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hemisphere. |[B­] 	¾
hemhofili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|a *haemophiliac.|[B­N] 	¾„(2v)|B has *haemophilia of type N.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a case of *haemophilia/*hemophilia.|¾
hemhoglobini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *haemoglobin/*hemoglobin from S. |[B­S] 	¾
henja,÷¿÷<L henji>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *hen, a female gallaceous fowl.|[B­] 	¾
henje,÷¿÷<L henji>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.2¾„(2a)|B is *chicken/*chickenlike in characteristic N.|[B­N] 	¾
henji,÷¿÷<3/3E hen; 2/3C ji; 2/3G Huhn>|¿|48% C_Prim|JCB '90 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *chick, an infant gallaceous fowl.|[B­] 	¾
henjo,÷¿÷<L henji>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *cock/*rooster, a male gallaceous fowl.|[B­] 	¾
henju,÷¿÷<L henji>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '90 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *chicken, a common gallaceous fowl, general term|[B­] 	¾
heo,÷<hedro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hedro, hedron.* | 	¾
her,÷<herfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of herfa, hair.*| 	¾
herba,÷heb ¿÷<3/3E herb; 3/3F herbe; 4/5S hierba>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *plant/*herb, an instance of vegetation of habitat S.|[B­S] 	¾„(n)|some *vegetation, a piece/instance of plant-life.|¾„(a)|*vegetative/*vegetal/*vegetable, pert. to plants in general.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*vegetation/*plant-life, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *vegetation, a state of being a plant.|¾Used in: gushebpai; hebduo; hebfli; hebkonce; hebmismia; hebnidla; hebpelpi; hebsensi; hebsesmao; hebtci; hebtcipai; hebyblu; kochebfii; kocherba; normubherba; rezherba; snihebgru; ¾
herbaslimji,÷<her(fa)+bas(ni)+limji=hair-base-limit>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *hairline of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hercle,÷<her(fa)+cle(si)=hair-without>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 4.9¾„(1a)|B is *bald, without hair.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*baldness.|¾
herclecea,÷<her(fa)+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=hair-without-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(1v)|N become *bald/*depilated, lose hair (actor unspecified).|[N­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *balding/*depilation.|¾
herclecko,÷<her(fa)+cle(si)+cko(zu)=hair-without-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(2v)|N *depilate D, remove hair nonintentionally e.g. ionizing radiation depilates. (causes depilation).|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*depilated, hair removed (nonintentionally).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *depilation, nonintentional hair loss.|¾
herclemao,÷<her(fa)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=hair-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *depilate D with V, remove hair intentionally.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *depilatory, used for removing hair.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*depilated, hair removed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *depilation, caused hair loss.|¾
herdua,÷<her(fa)+du(rn)a=hair-ornament>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(2n)|V is the *dressing/*styling/*cut of D's hair.|[V­D] 	¾
herdzaso,÷<her(fa)+dzaso=hair-soap>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *shampoo.|[B­] 	¾
herfa,÷her ¿÷<3/3E hair; 2/2C fa; 2/3G haar>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*hair/*fur, of that which is made of hair/fur.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a strand/piece of *hair/*fur of S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*hair/*fur, mass term.|¾«su ‹„»(ph)|a *lock of hair.|¾Used in: bisherfa; dupherfa; herbaslimji; hercle; herclecea; herclecko; herclemao; herdua; herdzaso; herfoa; herfomduo; herkeu; herkla; herkoa; herkua; herlufta; hernanda; hernartylia; hernitmao; hersniklu; hertilba; hervantoa; heryrocduo; heryrocpli; heryrolgu; herzasduo; mekherfa; mekherpinti; mektovherfa; stoherkoa; stoherkovduo; tcinyherfa; ¾
herfoa,÷<her(fa)+fo(rm)a=hair-form>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *hairdo of D done by K.|[B­DK] 	¾
herfomduo,÷<her(fa)+fo(r)m(a)+du(rz)o=hair-formal-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3v)|K arrange the *hair of D in form P.|[K­DP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*hairdo (byŠforŠ), a hair arrangement.|¾
herhese,÷<Sp. Jerez>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *sherry, a Spanish fortified wine.|[B­] 	¾
herhoini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *heroin, an illegal narcotic.|[B­] 	¾
herkeu,÷<her(fa)+ke(rj)u=hair-care>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 5.2¾„(a)|*hairdressing, pertaining to ‹.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*barber/*hairdresser/*hairstylist, one who ­s hair.|¾„(3v)|K *dress/*style/*cut the hair of D in style V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *hairstyle.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hairdressing/*haircut, any hair treatment received.|¾
herkla,÷<her(fa)+kla(bu)=hair-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *velvet.|[B­] 	¾
herkoa,÷<her(fa)+ko(rv)a=hair-curve>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *wave in the hair of F.|[B­F] 	¾
herkua,÷<her(fa)+ku(vg)a=hair-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.8¾„(2a)|G is *hairier/more-hair-covered than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*hirsute/*hairy, hairier thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hairiness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *hairiness, a spec. property.|¾
herlufta,÷<her(fa)+lufta=hair-lift>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|K is/are *thrilled by V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(2v)|*thrillŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thrill, an instance of being thrilled.|¾
hernanda,÷<her(fa)+nanda=hair-knot>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *knot in the hair of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hernartylia,÷<her(fa)+nart(i)+y+(c)li(n)a=hair-separate-line>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *part in the hair of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hernitmao,÷<her(fa)+nit(ci)+ma(dz)o=hair-neat-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *groom (hair) D.|[K­D] 	¾
hersniklu,÷<her(fa)+sni(re)+ku/(t)l(a)=hair-near-cut>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(2v)|K *shave D.|[K­D] 	¾
hertilba,÷<her(fa)+tilba=hair-tail>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lock_of_hair/*quiff/*pony_tail of S|[B­S] 	¾
hervantoa,÷<her(fa)+va(l)n(a)+to(kn)a=hair-violent-take>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *scalp (s) D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*scalped.|¾
heryrocduo,÷<her(fa)+y+(b)roc(u)+du(rz)o=hair-brush-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *brush/*groom the hair of D.|[K­D] 	¾
heryrocpli,÷<her(fa)+y+(b)roc(u)+pli(zo)=hair-brush-use>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(1v)|K *brush their hair.|[K­] 	¾
heryrolgu,÷<her(fa)+y+rolgu=hair-roller>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *curler/*roller (U.K.)|[B­K] 	¾
herzasduo,÷<her(fa)+(d)zas(o)+du(rz)o=hair-soap-do>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|K *shampoo (the hair of) D.|[K­D] 	¾
herzi,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|V has a frequency of C *hertz, default 1 (formerly cycles/sec)|[V­C] 	¾Used in: kilherzi; megherzi; ¾
hi,|LW|L4 '84 15¾„(pm)|*close-comma/(,).| 	¾
Hi'ndustan,÷<H. Hindustan>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*India, the name of the country. | 	¾
hia,÷<hijra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hijra, here.*| 	¾
hid,÷<hidro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hidro, hydrogen.*| 	¾
hidcarbo,÷<hid(ro)+carbo=hydrogen+carbon>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *hydrocarbon of type N, a compound of C and H only.|[B­NC] 	¾
hidro,÷hid ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *hydrogen, element 1 (H).|[B­] 	¾«‹ perhoksidi„»(1n)|some *hydrogen-peroxide.|¾Used in: hidcarbo; ¾
hidrrati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *hydrate of F.|[B­F] 	¾
hidrroterapi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K treat D for N with *hydrotherapy.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *hydrotherapist.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *hydrotherapy.|¾
hie,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(ms)|initial close parenthesis, in mathematical contexts; used with hiu.*.| 	¾
higmero,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *mercury, element 80 (Hg).|[B­] 	¾
hij,÷<hijra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hijra, here.*| 	¾
hijkinbeo,÷<hij(ra)+kin(ci)+be(gc)o=attend-accompany-request>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *invite B to go with him/her to D|[K­BD] 	¾
hijra,÷hij hia ¿÷<3/3E here; 2/3C jer; 2/3G hier>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *attend/*present at V.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*here/*present, here, incomplete form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *presence/*attendance, a state of being present.|¾Used in: hijkinbeo; norhia; norhiakao; norhialei; ¾
hin,÷<hind->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hinda/e/i/o, "Indian".*| 	¾
hinda,÷hin ¿÷<Hindi, the language>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Hindi, pert. to the Hindi language|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *Hindi, the major language of *India.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Hindi, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: hintaa; ¾
hinde,÷hin ¿÷<Hindi, the language>|¿|D_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 2.2¾„(1a)|B is an (east) *Indian place/territory, a region inhabited by (east) Indians.|[B­] 	¾
hindi,÷hin ¿÷<Hindi, the language>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an (asiatic)-*Indian.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Indian, of asiatic Indian origin.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Indians, the mass of all indians.|¾
Hindis,÷<H. Hindi>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Hindi, the ‹ language.| 	¾
hindo,÷hin ¿÷<Hindi, the language>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Hindi, pert. to the Indian culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *Indian culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Hindi, the mass of such elements.|¾
hintaa,÷<hin(da)+ta(kn)a=Hindi-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Hindi-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
hiphodermi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|V is *hypodermic/*subcutaneous, under the skin.|[V­] 	¾
hir,÷<hirti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hirti, hear.*| 	¾
hirdri,÷<hir(ti)+dri(ki)=hear-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *notice/*remark (remark) V.|[K­V] 	¾
hirfiu,÷<hir(ti)+fi(br)u=hear-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *hearing-impaired/*deaf.|[B­] 	¾
hirfro,÷<hir(ti)+fo/r(li)=hear-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2v)|K *hear-well in conditions N.|[K­N] 	¾
hirjmi,÷<hir(ti)+jmi(te)=hear-meeting>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '85 4.6¾„(2n)|V is an *audience with person D.|[V­D] 	¾
hirkorne,÷<hir(ti)+korne=hear-trumpet>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hearing-aid/*hearing-trumpet, any assist to hearing.|[B­] 	¾
hirndi,÷<Lin. Hirundo spp.>|¿|Bor.|FR/RAM '87 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *swallow, a bird of spp. Hirundo.|[B­] 	¾
hirsaskai,÷<hir(ti)+sa(n)s(e)+ka(tl)i=hear-sense-quality>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(a)|*auditory/*aural.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is *hearing-sense/*audition of organism F.|¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|*hearing-sense/*audition, mass term.|¾
hirtakrie,÷<hir(ti)+tak(na)+(t)ri(m)e=hear-talk-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *communication-*tool used by K under conditions N|[B­KN] 	¾
hirtei,÷<hir(ti)+te(dj)i=hear-attend>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *listen to S.|[K­S] 	¾„(i)|*listen!/*hark!, listen, w/o 1st arg., an imperative.|¾„(n)|a *listener, one who ­s.|¾
hirti,÷hir ¿÷<3/3E hear; 2/3C ting; 2/3G hoer-en; 2/3S oir>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *hear V, a sound, against background/noise N.|[K­VN] 	¾„(n)|a *hearer, one who ­s.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inaudible-to, not hearable byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*audible, conv. of hear,Š|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *noise, unspecified something heard.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *ear/*hearing, the hearing sense.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *audibility, a spec. quality.|¾Used in: hirdri; hirfiu; hirfro; hirjmi; hirkorne; hirsaskai; hirtakrie; hirtei; hiryrofsu; norhircea; norhirti; nurhirti; ¾
hiryrofsu,÷<hir(ti)+y+rofsu=hearing-rough>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1a)|B is *harsh to the ear, see specific sense words.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harshness (to the ear).|¾
his,÷<hisri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hisri, history.*| 	¾
hisfui,÷<his(ri)+fu(tc)i=history-later>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2a)|G is more *modern/*new/*recent/*up-to-date than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*modernness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *modernness/*recency/*modernity, a property of being modern.|¾
hiskeo,÷<his(ri)+(c)ke(m)o=history-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|V is an historical *age/*epoch/*period lasting C|[V­C] 	¾„(a)|*epochal, pert. to historical epochs.|¾
hispao,÷<his(ri)+pa(sk)o=history-early>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2a)|G is more *ancient/historically-old than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|an *antiquity, an ancient thing.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*antiquity, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *antiquity, a property of ancient things.|¾
hisri,÷his ¿÷<2/4C li shi; 3/6F histoire; 4/7S historia; 4/7R istoriya; 4/6E history; 2/6H itihas; 2/6J rekishi>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|V is a *history of S by historian K.|[V­SK] 	¾„(a)|*historical, pert. to history.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*history, mass term for all histories.|¾Used in: hisfui; hiskeo; hispao; hisyjio; hisypipstu; hisysensi; hisysesmao; hisyvalda; midhiskeo; ¾
hisyjio,÷<his(ri)+y+(d)ji(p)o=historically-important>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 2.9¾„(1a)|B is *historic, historically important.|[B­] 	¾
hisypipstu,÷<his(ri)+y+pip(lo)+stu(ci)=history-people-story>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *legend about S told by/among people K.|[V­SK] 	¾
hisysensi,÷<his(ri)+y+sensi=history-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|N is the science of *history.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*historical, of historical science.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*history, as science, mass term.|¾
hisysesmao,÷<his(ri)+y+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=history-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is an *historian.|[B­] 	¾
hisyvalda,÷<his(ri)+y+valda=history-develop>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *evolve into P over interval C.|[K­PC] 	¾«lepo da ‹„»(n)|the *evolution ofŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*evolution in general.|¾
hit,÷<hitli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hitli, butterfly.*| 	¾
hitla,÷¿÷<hitli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *butterfly.|[B­] 	¾
hitle,÷¿÷<hitli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *butterfly-like, pertaining to butterflies.|[B­] 	¾
hitli,÷hit ¿÷<4/5H titli; 3/6C hu tieh r; 3/8E butterfly; 3/8G Schmetterling>|¿|37% C_Prim|JCB '90 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *butterfly-larva/*caterpillar, a lepidopterous insect.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hitmuo; ¾
hitlo,÷¿÷<hitli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *butterfly.|[B­] 	¾
hitlu,÷¿÷<hitli>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *butterfly, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
hitmuo,÷<hit(li)+mu(vd)o=butterfly-move>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1v)|K *flutter.|[K­] 	¾„(1a)|*fluttery|¾
hiu,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(ms)|final close parenthesis,in mathematical contexts; used with hie*.| 	¾
ho,|LW|L4 '84 15¾„(q)|*How-many, quantifier interrogative. E.g., Tu danza hu pligo?  You want how many apples?| 	¾
hoa,÷<horma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of horma, horse.*| 	¾
hoi,÷<hompi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of hompi, drink.*| 	¾„(ms)|*Hey/*O, vocative mark.|¾
hoicni,÷<ho(mp)i+cni(da)=drink-need>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|K *thirst/be-*thirsty for B, lack drink.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*thirsty, lacking drink.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*thirst, mass property of lacking drink.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thirst, from want of drink.|¾
hoitci,÷<ho(mp)i+t(it)ci=drink-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/JJ '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *live-on S.|[K­S] 	¾«lepo nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *nourishment.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*victuals/*nourishment|¾
hol,÷<holdu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of holdu, hole.*| 	¾
holcko,÷<hol(du)+cko(zu)=hole-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2v)|K *dig/*excavate/make-(a)-hole-(for) P, nonintentional|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|an *excavator, that which ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *excavation, an act of ­ing.|¾
holdu,÷hol hou ¿÷<3/3E hole; 2/3C dung; 2/4G hoehle>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *pit/*hole/*depression in surface S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: calhou; conhou; cunhou; cuthou; daorhou; fliholcko; fliholvei; flihou; frehou; holcko; holflo; holfoa; holhaa; holmao; holpucrie; holskorie; jughou; laghou; lenhou; morhou; nazbyhou; petholmao; pethou; rolfomhou; rorholcti; rorholcticea; rorholmao; rorholpae; ruthou; tanholmao; tceholcko; tceholflo; tceholmao; tcehou; ¾
holflo,÷<hol(du)+fo/l(ma)=hole-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *holey/*pitted/full-of-pits than J.|[G­J] 	¾
holfoa,÷<hol(du)+fo(rm)a=hole-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '75 2.6¾„(1a)|B is *hollow, of any structure whose interior is largely uncondensed.|[B­] 	¾
holhaa,÷<hol(du)+ha(sf)a=hole-house>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(2n)|B is the *den/*lair of D.|[B­D] 	¾
holmao,÷<hol(du)+ma(dz)o=hole-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(3v)|K *dig/*excavate/make-(a)-hole-(for) P with B, intentional|[K­PB] 	¾„(n)|an *excavator, one who ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *excavation, an act of ­ing.|¾
holmiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *holmium, element 67 (Ho).|[B­] 	¾
holpucrie,÷<hol(du)+puc(to)+(t)ri(m)e=hole-push-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *awl.|[B­] 	¾
holskorie,÷<hol(du)+sko(ri)+(t)ri(m)e=hole-screw-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *gimlet|[B­] 	¾
hom,÷<hompi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hompi, drink.*| 	¾
homhinidei,÷<Lin. Hominidae>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hominid, a primate of family Hominidae.|[B­] 	¾
homhinoideai,÷<Lin. Hominoidea>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hominoid, a primate of the superfamily Hominoidea.|[B­] 	¾
homhorno,÷<hom(pi)+horno=drink-horn>|¿|2_Cpx|AFL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *drinking-horn.|[B­] 	¾
Hominidae,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Hominidae, a family of primates.| 	¾
Hominoidea,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Hominoidea, a superfamily of primates.| 	¾
Homo sapiens,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|*Homo-sapiens, the species of man.| 	¾
hompi,÷hom hoi ¿÷<2/2C ho; 2/2H pi-na; 2/3R pit; 2/3J nom-u>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *drink B from S.|[K­BS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*drinkable, conv. of drink.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *drink, a thing drunk, conv. of drink.|¾Used in: hoicni; hoitci; homhorno; hompiu; kalhoi; nurhoi; ¾
hompiu,÷<hom(pi)+pi(sk)u=drink-portion>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *draught/*draft/*drink, a portion of drink F.|[B­F] 	¾
hon,÷<horno>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of horno, horn.*| 	¾
honskapi,÷<ho(r)n(o)+skapi=horn-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *corn, a hardening or thickening of the skin.|[B­] 	¾
hoo,÷<horto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of horto, hour.*| 	¾
hor,÷<horma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of horma, horse.*| 	¾
horbreko,÷<hor(ma)+breko=horse-brake>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *rein/*bridle.|[B­] 	¾
horcli,÷<hor(ma)+cli(ka)=horse-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is (more) *horsy/*equine/*horse-like (than) J is.|[G­J] 	¾
horkarti,÷<hor(ma)+karti=horse-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *carriage/*coach/*wagon, vehicle pulled by horses.|[B­] 	¾
horma,÷hor hoa ¿÷<2/2C ma; 3/4E horse; 3/4H ghora; 2/3J uma>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *mare/female *horse, Equus caballus.|[B­] 	¾Used in: cmahoa; horbreko; horcli; horkarti; hornarmi; horski; junfemhoa; junhoa; junmenhoa; ¾
horme,÷¿÷<horma>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *equine/*horse-like, pertains to horses.|[B­] 	¾
hormi,÷¿÷<horma>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *colt, an infant *horse.|[B­] 	¾
hormo,÷¿÷<horma>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *stallion/*stud/*gelding, any male *horse.|[B­] 	¾
hormoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *hormone from S with action K. |[B­SK] 	¾
hormu,÷¿÷<horma>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *horse, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
hornarmi,÷<hor(ma)+narmi=horse-army>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B are the *cavalry of F, original meaning.|[B­F] 	¾
horno,÷hon ¿÷<4/4E horn; 4/4G horn; 3/4F corne; 3/6S cuerno; 2/5J tsuno>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *horn of/from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*horn, made of horn.|¾Used in: dedhonkeu; dedhorno; djotyhonkeu; djotyhorno; homhorno; honskapi; methorno; ¾
horski,÷<hor(ma)+ski(tu)=horse-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*equestrian/*mounted, pert. to horseriders.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *rider/*equestrian/*horseman, a rider of horses.|¾„(2v)|K *ride D, a horse.|¾„(av)|on-*horseback, by horse-riding.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*horseback riding, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ridden, of horses, conv. of ride.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *horseback riding, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
horto,÷hot hoo ¿÷<3/3S hora; 2/3E hour; 3/7C jong tou>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B measures C in *hour (s), international unit of time.|[B­C] 	¾Used in: hotsaa; kilvatsyhoo; rarhoo; torkuehoo; vatsyhoo; ¾
hos,÷<hospi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hospi, hospital.*| 	¾
hospai,÷<hos(pi)+pa(rt)i=hospital-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(3n)|B is a/the *ward for P of (hospital) F.|[B­PF] 	¾
hospi,÷hos ¿÷<5/8G hospital; 4/7S hospital; 4/5F hospice; 3/6E hospice; 2/7H aspatal; 5/6R xospis>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *hospital serving community F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: hospai; hosynencea; hosynensea; ¾
hosynencea,÷<hos(pi)+y+nen(ri)+ce(nj)a=hospital-enter-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1v)|D is/are *hospitalized, intransitive.|[D­] 	¾
hosynensea,÷<hos(pi)+y+nen(ri)+se(tf)a=hospital-enter-put>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *hospitalize D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*hospitalized.|¾«po nu ‹„»(a)|a *hospitalization (act).|¾
hot,÷<horto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of horto, hour.*| 	¾
hotle,÷¿÷<3/4C ko yu; 3/4S hotel; 3/4F hotel; 3/5E hotel; 3/5G hotel; 2/6J hoteru>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *hotel/*hostel/*inn of place F.|[B­F] 	¾
hotsaa,÷<ho(r)t(o)+sa(np)a=hour-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|C is the *time/*hour/*clock-time of event V.|[C­V] 	¾„(ph)|it isŠ*o'clock,Šis the clock-time now.|¾
hou,÷<holdu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of holdu, hole.*| 	¾
hozda,÷¿÷<3/3E hose; 2/4C wa dz; 3/4H moza>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(1n)|B is/are a *sock/*stocking/*hose, or pair of ‹.|[B­] 	¾Used in: corhozda; hanhozda; hozdyjuo; ¾
hozdyjuo,÷<hozd(a)+y+(d)ju(p)o=socks-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *garter/*suspender (U.K.)|[B­K] 	¾
hu,|LW|L4 '84 15¾„(q)|*who/*whom/*what, the argument interrogative. E.g., Hu fa godzi?  Who will go?; Da merji hu?  X is married to whom?; Hu fa durzo hu?  Who will do what?| 	¾«‹ namci tu?„»(ph)|What-names-you? *What-*is-*your-*name?|¾
hue,|LW|RAM/JCB '90 15+¾„(op)|an addressor, indicating the speaker/writer 'Mi godzi hue da gu, le vemsia'  'I am going', he said, 'to the store' (HUE)*.| 	¾
hui,÷<hutri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hutri, destroy.*| 	¾
huirvlaci,÷<hu(tr)i+r+vlaci=destroy-wash>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *wash-away D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
huitci,÷<hu(tr)i+t(it)ci=destroy-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 3.4¾„(2v)|K *devour/*gobble B.|[K­B] 	¾
hum,÷<humni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of humni, human.*| 	¾
humcka,÷<hum(ni)+cka(no)=human-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC? '85 4.7¾„(3a)|G is (more) *humane (than J) is to D.|[G­JD] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*humanity, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *humanity (toŠ).|¾
humgro,÷<hum(ni)+gro(da)=human-big>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK/RAM/JCB '85 3.6¾„(a)|*gigantic|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *giant among population F.|¾
humna,÷¿÷<humni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '94 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a female *human.|[B­] 	¾
humne,÷¿÷<humni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '94 1.4¾„(1a)|N is *human/human-like, pertains to a human.|[N­] 	¾
humni,÷hum hun ¿÷<3/4S human ­o; 4/6E human; 3/6F humaniz ­er; 2/6J ningen>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|P is a/the *baby of S.|[P­S] 	¾Used in: humcka; humgro; humnurpou; humpou; humsensi; humsesmao; hunmormao; hunmurka; hunmurke; hunmurki; hunmurko; hunmurku; machumni; norhumnia; pashumsensi; ¾
humno,÷¿÷<humni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '94 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a male *human.|[B­] 	¾
humnu,÷¿÷<humni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '94 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *human-being, generic term.|[B­] 	¾«lea ‹„»(n)|*humanity/*man/*mankind, the class of all humans.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*humanity/*man/*mankind, the mass of all humans.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*humanity, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*humanity, a spec. prop. of being human.|¾
humnurpou,÷<hum(ni)+nur+po(ns)u=human-possessed>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *slave of master D.|[B­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*servitude/*slavery, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *servitude/*slavery, a state of being a slave.|¾
humpou,÷<hum(ni)+po(ns)u=human-owner>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|D is a/the *slavemaster/*slaveowner of slave B.|[D­B] 	¾
humsensi,÷<hum(ni)+sensi=human-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|N is an inst. of *anthropology. .|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*anthropological, pert. to ‹.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*anthropology, mass term.|¾
humsesmao,÷<hum(ni)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=human-science-maker>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *anthropologist, a studier of humans. .|[B­] 	¾
humsu,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *humus from S, a soil type. |[B­S] 	¾
hun,÷<humni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of humni, human.*| 	¾
hunmormao,÷<hu(m)n(i)+mor(to)+ma(dz)o=human-dead-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(a)|*homicidal, pert. to murderers.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *murderer, one who ­s.|¾„(2v)|K *murder D.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*homicide/*murder, the mass of such acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *victim, of a murderer (q.v.) conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *homicide/*murder, an act of murder.|¾
hunmurka,÷<hu(m)n(i)+murka=human-female-monkey>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a female-*ape.|[B­] 	¾
hunmurke,÷<hu(m)n(i)+murke=human-monkey-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1a)|B is *apish/*ape-like/*anthropoid.|[B­] 	¾
hunmurki,÷<hu(m)n(i)+murki=infant-human-monkey>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is an infant *ape.|[B­] 	¾
hunmurko,÷<hu(m)n(i)+murko=male-human-monkey>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a male *ape.|[B­] 	¾
hunmurku,÷<hu(m)n(i)+murku=human-monkey>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is an *ape, non-specific.|[B­] 	¾
hut,÷<hutri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of hutri, destroy.*| 	¾
hutri,÷hut hui ¿÷<3/6C hui; 3/7E destroy; 2/6S destru-ir>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*destructive, of that which/one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *destroy/*ruin/*wreck/lay-*waste/*ravage D.|¾„(n)|a *destroyer, one who/that which ­s.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*indestructible, neg. of destructible.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*destructible, can be ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*wreck, that which is destroyed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *destruction, a spec. instance.|¾«pu no nu ‹„»(n)|an *indestructibility, a property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *destructibility, a spec. property.|¾Used in: ckenurhui; huirvlaci; huitci; hutvei; kalhui; nurhui; parhui; plihui; ¾
hutvei,÷<hut(ri)+ve(tc)i=destructive-event>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2a)|V is *calamitous/*disastrous/*catastrophic to/for D.|[V­D] 	¾„(n)|a *calamity/*disaster/*catastrophe, a disaster toŠ|¾
i,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*and, full stop between sentences/clauses.| 	¾„(c)|*period/*semicolon, indicating stop between sentences/clauses.|¾
ia,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*yes/*certainly/*indeed/of-*course/*surely/Š, expression of conviction.| 	¾„(i)|*doubtless/I-*agree/am-*certain-that/am-*convinced-thatŠ<, expression of conviction.>.|¾«‹ no„»(ph)|*certainly-not/I-do-not-agree/*of-course-not/*no, an expression of conviction.|¾
iamha,÷<various indigenous languages>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *yam/*sweet-potato from S.|[B­S] 	¾
ica,÷<i+ca>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|or-*else, inclusive sense between terms.| 	¾„(pm)|*comma|¾„(c)|*or/*and-or/*otherwise, inclusive sense, alternation between sentences/clauses.|¾„(c)|*eitherŠor, inclusive between sents.|¾
icanoi,÷<i + ca + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*if/*or-not, converse implication between sentences/clauses, as in 'Da clivi, icanoi da brute.''X is alive if X breathes.' | 	¾
ice,÷<i+ce>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pm)|*comma| 	¾„(c)|*and, logical conjunction between sentences/clauses.|¾„(c)|*bothŠand, one word between clauses.|¾
icenoi,÷<i + ce + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*bothŠand/but not, a single word used between sents./clauses.| 	¾
ico,÷<i+co>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*if-and-only-if/*equivalent-to/*mean, logical equivalence between sents./clauses.| 	¾
iconoi,÷<i + co + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*eitherŠor-(but-not-both), exclusive sense, between sents.| 	¾„(c)|*or-(else)/*mean-not, exclusive sense, disjunction between sents./clauses.|¾
icu,÷<i + cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether-(or-not), logical independence between sents./clauses.| 	¾
icunoi,÷<i + cu + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(c)|*whether-not, logical independence between sents., mean icu, q.v.| 	¾
ie,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(q)|*which?/*who?/*what?, a request for further identification when preceding some argument. E.g., Ie le mrenu?  Which man?/Which of the men?| 	¾„(q)|*What-*did-*you-*say?, a request for repetition when used alone. E.g., Ie?  What did you say?|¾
Iecus Xristos,÷<Greek for Jesus Christ>|¿|Name|KAC/RAM '90 2.9¾„(na)|*Jesus-*Christ.| 	¾
ifi,÷<i + ­fi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*i, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
igllu,÷<Inuit>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *igloo, a snow dwelling.|[B­] 	¾Used in: iglluymao; ¾
iglluymao,÷<igllu+y+ma(dz)o=igloo-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|K is an *igloo-maker|[K­] 	¾
ii,|LW|L4 '75 1.7¾„(i)|*maybe/*perhaps/*possibly/it-*might-be-thatŠ, exp. of tentative belief.| 	¾„(i)|it is *possible thatŠ<, exp. of tentative belief.>.|¾
ikou,÷<i+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of physical causes, as in 'since it's cold'.| 	¾
Ima,÷<I + ­ma>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*I, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
imhuni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2a)|D is *immune to B. |[D­B] 	¾
imoi,÷<i+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*that, in order that, motiv'l with clauses.| 	¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of motives, as in 'because i wanted it'.|¾
inca,÷<From-the-imperial-unit>|¿|Bor.|RAM '87 2.3¾„(2n)|B measures C in *inch (es), a unit measuring 2.54cm.|[B­C] 	¾
indio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *indium, element 49 (In).|[B­] 	¾
influenzi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|D suffers from *flu/*influenza.|[D­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*influenza, the mass ofŠ cases.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance/case of *influenza.|¾
Inglec,÷<E. English>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*English, the ­ language.| 	¾
Inglynd,÷<E. England>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*England, the name of the country. | 	¾
inhuita,÷<Inuit word for 'the people'>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N is the *Inuit language.|[N­] 	¾
inhuite,÷<Inuit word for 'the people'>|¿|Bor.|JFB/JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is an *Inuit place/territory, a region inhabited by *Inuit|[B­] 	¾
inhuiti,÷<Inuit word for 'the people'>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *Inuit person.|[B­] 	¾
inhuito,÷<Inuit word for 'the people'>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is an artefact/item/instance of *Inuit culture.|[B­] 	¾
inoca,÷<i+no+ca>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*implies/*only-if/*ifŠthen, logical implication between sents./clauses.| 	¾„(c)|*notŠand-or, one word between sents.|¾„(c)|*comma, in 'ifŠ,Š' between clauses.|¾
inocanoi,÷<i + no + ca + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*either-notŠor-not, 1 wd. between sents/clauses.| 	¾„(c)|*not-bothŠand, a single word between sents./clauses.|¾
inoce,÷<i+no+ce>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*both-notŠand, a single word used between sentences/clauses.| 	¾„(c)|*notŠbut, one word between sentences.|¾
inocenoi,÷<i+no+ce+ ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠand not, one word between sents.| 	¾„(c)|*neitherŠnor, a single word used between sentences/clauses.|¾
inoco,÷<i+no+co>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*or (but not both), a single word used between sentences/clauses.| 	¾„(c)|*eitherŠor/*notŠmean/*unless, exclusive or between sents.|¾
inoconoi,÷<i+no+co+ ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠmean notŠ, between sentences, reduces to ico, q.v.| 	¾
inocu,÷<i+no+cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠwhether, a single word used between sentences/clauses.| 	¾
inocunoi,÷<i + no + cu + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠwhether not, between sentences, reduces to inocu, q.v.| 	¾
inokou,÷<i+no+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although/*despite, of unproductive causes ('although it's cold').| 	¾
inomoi,÷<i+no+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although/*despite, of unproductive motives ('although i'm hungry').| 	¾
inonucu,÷<i+no+nu+cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*comma, in 'whether notŠ, Š' w/sents.| 	¾„(c)|*whether-notŠ, Š, between sentences, reduces to inucu, q.v.|¾
inonucunoi,÷<i + no + nu + cu + ­noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether-notŠnot, bet. sents., reduces to inucunoi, q.v.| 	¾
inorau,÷<i+no+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although/*despite, of unproductive reasons ('although i earned it').| 	¾
inosoa,÷<i+no+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although/*despite, of unproductive premises ('although two is even').| 	¾
Insecta,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Insecta, the insect family.| 	¾
insulini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *insulin from S. |[B­S] 	¾
interferoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *interferon from S.|[B­S] 	¾
interleukini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *interleukin from source S.|[B­S] 	¾
intestini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *intestine from/of F.|[B­F] 	¾«linco ‹„»(ph)|an *ileum/*small-intestine.|¾
inucu,÷<i+nu+cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whetherŠ,Š, a single word used between sentences/clauses.| 	¾
inucunoi,÷<i+nu+cu+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whetherŠ, notŠ, a single word used between sents./clauses.| 	¾
inukou,÷<i+nu+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*therefore/*thus/*so, of physical consequences,between sents. as in 'so it rained'.| 	¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently<, of physical consequences, as in 'so it rained'>.|¾
inumoi,÷<i+nu+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*consequently/*hence<, of motivated consequences, as in 'so i went'>.| 	¾„(c)|*therefore/*thus/*so, of motivated consequences,between sents. as in 'so i went'.|¾
inunokou,÷<i+nu+no+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet, of unexpected events ('even so, it's wet').| 	¾„(c)|*nevertheless/*even-so/*all-the-same, of unexpected events ('even so, it's wet').|¾„(av)|*even, use sent. op. 'even so', phys. cause.|¾
inunomoi,÷<i+nu+no+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet, of unmotivated acts ('even so, i went').| 	¾„(c)|*nevertheless/*even-so/*all-the-same, of unmotivated acts ('even so, i went').|¾„(av)|*even, use sent. op. 'even so'.|¾
inunorau,÷<i+nu+no+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet, of unjustified events ('even so, i won').| 	¾„(av)|*even, use sent. op. 'even so', justifying.|¾„(c)|*nevertheless/*even-so/*all-the-same, of unjustified events ('even so, i won').|¾
inunosoa,÷<i+nu+no+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet/*nevertheless/*all-the-same/*even-(so), of unentailed concl'ns (even so, it's true).| 	¾
inurau,÷<i+nu+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently/*therefore/*thus/*so, of justified consequences, as in 'so i won'.| 	¾
inusoa,÷<i+nu+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently/*therefore/*thus/*so, of entailed consequences, as in 'so 2 is prime.'.| 	¾
io,|LW| L4 '75 1.7¾„(i)|it-is-*probable-that/I-*think-so/thatŠ, exp. of moderate belief.| 	¾„(i)|*apparently/*probably/it-is-*likely-thatŠ, exp. of moderate belief.|¾„(i)|I-*expect/in-all-likelyhoodŠ, exp. of moderate belief.|¾
iodno,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *iodine, element 53 (I).|[B­] 	¾
ionhi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is an *ion of S with charge C.|[B­SC] 	¾„(a)|*ionic, pert. to ­s.|¾Used in: ionhiycea; ¾
ionhiycea,÷<ionhi+y+ce(nj)a=ionic-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|K *ionize to P, form ionsŠ|[K­P] 	¾
irau,÷<i+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of reasons, as in 'because i earned it'.| 	¾
irhidio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *iridium, element 77 (Ir).|[B­] 	¾
irhisi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *iris of F.|[B­F] 	¾
ishomeri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *isomer of B.|[B­B] 	¾
isoa,÷<i+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of premises, as in 'because two equals two'.| 	¾
israeli,÷<Hebrew word>|¿|Bor.|RAM '91 3.1¾„(1n)|B is an *Israeli, an inhabitant of Israel.|[B­] 	¾
Italianos,÷<I. Italiano>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Italian, the ‹ language.| 	¾
Italias,÷<J. Italia>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Italy, the name of the country. | 	¾
itrrbio,÷<Yterrby>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *ytterbium, element 70 (Yb).|[B­] 	¾
itrrio,÷<Yterrby>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *yttrium, element 39 (Y).|[B­] 	¾
iu,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|Idon't-*know/have-no-*idea, an expression of ignorance/absence of knowledge/belief.| 	¾
Iunaitedsteits,÷<E. United States>|¿|Name|L4 '75 15¾«la ‹„»(na)|the *United States (the name of the country).| 	¾
Iunivrr'sitis,÷<E. University>|¿|Name|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾«Aksfrrd ‹„»(na)|Oxford *University, as used in names.| 	¾
izi,÷<i + ­zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 15¾„(l)|*iota, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
ja,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(rp)|*who/*which/*that-(is), non-identifying before phrases.| 	¾
jae,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*who/*which/*that/*incidentally is one of, non restrictive set membership.| 	¾
jag,÷<jaglo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jaglo, angle.*| 	¾
jagjaolia,÷<jag(lo)+ja(gl)o+(c)li(n)a=angle-angle-line>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *zigzag,|[B­] 	¾
jaglo,÷jag jao ¿÷<4/6S angulo; 2/3F angle; 3/5C jiao; 2/4E angle>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.4¾„(3n)|B is the *angle/*corner at S defined by points N (pl.)|[B­SN] 	¾„(a)|*angular, pert. to angles.|¾Used in: dirjao; ferjaofoa; forjaofoa; jagjaolia; jagjaolia; jaoflo; krujao; kurjao; kurjaofoa; kurjaolia; kurjaopiu; nazbyjao; nenjao; paljao; pearjao; rorjaofoa; skojao; sorjaofoa; terjaofoa; tridyjao; vorjaofoa; zvojao; zvojaodua; ¾
jai,÷<jalti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jalti, product.*| 	¾
Jai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*J, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
jal,÷<jalti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jalti, product.*| 	¾
jaldui,÷<jal(ti)+du(vr)i=product-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(3v)|K *multiply S (pl.) getting product P.|[K­SP] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*multiplication, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *multiplication, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
jalti,÷jal jai ¿÷<2/3C ja; 3/8S multiplic-ar; 3/8F multipli-er; 3/9E multiply>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.1¾„(2n)|P is the *product of S (pl.).|[P­S] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*multiplication, mass of all ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *factor/*multiplier, 1st factor in a multiplication.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *multiplication, a spec. instance of ‹.|¾Used in: cnajai; jaldui; konjai; norceajai; nortorjai; nurjai; torjai; ¾
jan,÷<janto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of janto, hunt.*| 	¾
janjua,÷<jan(to)+ju(gr)a=hunt-grasp>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(v)|*captive, holdŠ|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *catcher/*captor, one who captures.|¾„(2v)|K *catch/*nab/*capture B, a game-animal or enemy/captive/hostage.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *catch/*captive, one who has been caught.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *capture, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*capture/*captivity, an state/event of being caught.|¾
jankaa,÷<jan(to)+ka(ml)a=hunt-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *pursuer, one who/that which ­s.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(5v)|K *follow/*pursue/*go-after B from D to S over route V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*pursuit, the mass of such acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*pursued, one who/that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pursuit, an act of pursuing.|¾
janro,÷jar ¿÷<3/4E narrow; 2/4C jai; 3/6S angost-o>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *narrower than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾„(a)|*narrow, narrower thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*narrowness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *narrowness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: jarble; jarcea; jarcko; jarkla; jarklu; jarmao; jartrida; ¾
jantau,÷<jan(to)+ta(rm)u=/hunt-arm>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a hunting *weapon/*implement.|[B­] 	¾
janto,÷jan ¿÷< 3/4C jao; 2/4E hunt; 2/4G jag-en; 2/5S monte-ar>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|a *hunter, one who ­s game.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *hunt/*stalk game/quarry B.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*quarry/*game, quarry, mass term.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*hunting, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *quarry/*game, quarry, conv. of hunt.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hunt/*hunting, an act of stalking game.|¾Used in: dedyjanto; ficyjankii; ficyjanto; janjua; jankaa; jantau; nurjanto; tsijanto; vaurjanto; ¾
jao,÷<jaglo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|such-*that , non-restrictive clauses.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of jaglo, angle.*|¾
jaoflo,÷<ja(gl)o+fo/l(ma)=angle-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *angular than J, full of angles.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *angularity, a property.|¾
jar,÷<janro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of janro, narrow.*| 	¾
jarble,÷<ja(n)r(o)+ble(ka)=narrow-look>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(2v)|K *peer at D, look narrowly at.|[K­D] 	¾
jarcea,÷<ja(n)r(o)+ce(nj)a=narrow-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|B *narrow/become-narrow.|[B­] 	¾
jarcko,÷<ja(n)r(o)+cko(zu)=narrow-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|N *narrow D, makeŠnarrow, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾
jarkla,÷<ja(n)r(o)+kla(bu)=narrow-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *band/*strip-(of-cloth).|[B­] 	¾
jarklu,÷<ja(n)r(o)+ku/(t)l(a)=narrow-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *slice S into P.|[K­SP] 	¾
jarmao,÷<ja(n)r(o)+ma(dz)o=narrow-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *narrow B, makeŠnarrow, intentional.|[K­B] 	¾
jartrida,÷<ja(n)r(o)+trida=narrow-street>|¿|2_Cpx|HA '87 4.1¾„(3n)|B is an *alley between S and D.|[B­SD] 	¾
je,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(pr)|linking oper.:a generalized preposition before 2nd args. in descr'ns. *.| 	¾„(pr)|*of/*by/*for/*from/*of/*to<, before 2nd arguments in descriptions.>.|¾
jei,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*j, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
jel,÷<djela>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djela, well.*| 	¾
jelbii,÷<(d)jel(a)+bi(lt)i=healthily-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *prettier/more *comely/healthily-beautiful than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*comeliness/*prettiness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *comeliness/*prettiness, a spec. property.|¾
jelcea,÷<(d)jel(a)+ce(nj)a=well-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(2v)|D *recover/be-*cured/*healed from illness B,|[D­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *recovery (from illnessŠ).|¾
jelcko,÷<(d)jel(a)+cko(zu)=healthy-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(n)|*cure, that which ­s.|[N­DB] 	¾„(3v)|N *cure/*heal D of B(external cause).|¾
jelcti,÷<(d)jel(a)+cti(fu)=healthy-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *personal-*hygiene product for doing P.|[B­P] 	¾
jelctiveo,÷<(d)jel(a)+cti(fu)+ve(sl)o=healthy-stuff-container>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *medicine-cabinet/chest|[B­] 	¾
jelfio,÷<(d)jel(a)+fi(lm)o=well-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *feel-well.|[K­] 	¾
jelfiu,÷<(d)jel(a)+fi(br)u=healthy-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *sickly/*frail in conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾
jelfro,÷<(d)jel(a)+fo/r(li)=healthily-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2a)|B is *healthy/*hale/*fit/*sound/healthily-*strong enough for task P.|[B­P] 	¾
jelmao,÷<(d)jel(a)+ma(dz)o=well-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/FR/jlt '86 2.5¾„(4v)|K *cure/*heal D of B by/with V.|[K­DBV] 	¾„(n)|*healer, one who ­s.|¾„(a)|*curing/*healing, pertaining to ­ing.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|*cure, that which ­s/.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*curing/*healing, a ­ing act.|¾
jelredro,÷<(d)jel(a)+redro=healthy-red>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '85 4.7¾„(1a)|B is *ruddy.|[B­] 	¾
jelrizgru,÷<(d)jel(a)+(p)riz(i)+gru(pa)=health-private-group>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *health-club of F.|[B­F] 	¾
jelstocko,÷<(d)jel(a)+sto(lo)+cko(zu)=well-stay-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2a)|N are *wholesome/*healthful/*sanitary conditions for P.|[N­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sanitation, mass property.|¾
jeo,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*xi, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
jet,÷<djeta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djeta, debt.*| 	¾
jetcea,÷<(d)jet(a)+ce(nj)a=owe-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(n)|*borrower, one who ­s.|[K­BDP] 	¾„(4v)|K *borrow B from D for P.|¾
jetmao,÷<(d)jet(a)+ma(dz)o=owe-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(3v)|K *lend/*loan B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|*lender, one who lendsŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *loan, a thing ­ed, conv. of loan.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *loan, an act of lending.|¾
jetprali,÷<(d)jet(a)+prali=debt-profit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|C is the *interest on loan S.|[C­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*interest, mass term.|¾
jetro,÷¿÷<L jactare>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *jet of S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: poarjetro; ¾
jetsti,÷<(d)jet(a)+sti(se)=owe-cease>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2v)|K *repay/*pay-off/*settle-up-with D.|[K­D] 	¾
jetyralrao,÷<(d)jet(a)+y+(p)ral(i)+(b)ra(t)o=debt-profit-ratio>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2n)|C is the/an *interest-rate on loan B.|[C­B] 	¾
ji,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(c)|*namely, who is, initiating an appositive.| 	¾„(c)|*which/*who is, between arguments: 'x which is y'.|¾„(pm)|*comma/(,), marks the left half of an appositive: as in 'Pierre, the cook'.|¾«‹ vi tcucli„»(ph)|*herein-described.|¾
jie,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*who/*which/*that is one of, restrictive set membership.| 	¾
jio,÷<djipo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|such-*that , restrictive clauses.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of djipo, important.*|¾
jiorpeu,÷<(d)ji(p)o+r+pe(rn)u=important-(type-of)person>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *personage, a person of distinction or importance in social structure N.|[B­N] 	¾
jip,÷<djipo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djipo, important.*| 	¾
jipcea,÷<(d)jip(o)+ce(nj)a=important-change>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '85 4.4¾„(2a)|B is *revolutionary in features N.|[B­N] 	¾
jipmao,÷<(d)jip(o)+ma(dz)o=important-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.9¾„(2v)|K *emphasize/*stress (the importance of) V.|[K­V] 	¾
jipmou,÷<(d)jip(o)+mo(rd)u=important-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1a)|*major, <of more importance than>.|[G­BJB] 	¾„(4a)|G is more *important/*significant to B than J is to B.|¾«no ‹„»(1a)|*minor, <of less importance than.>.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unimportant/*insignificant, less important than,q.v.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*unimportance/*insignificance, a spec. property.|¾
jipsii,÷<(d)jip(o)+si(mc)i=important-seem>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*impressive, that which/one who ­es.|[V­D] 	¾„(2v)|V *impress/seem-*important to D.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unimpressive, neg. of impressive toŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*impressable, can be ­ed, conv., impress.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impression, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *impression, an event of being ­ed.|¾
jipsiimro,÷<(d)jip(o)+si(mc)i+mo/r(du)=important-seem-more>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3a)|G is more-*impressive than J to D.|[G­JD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unimpressive, less impressive thanŠ|¾
jit,÷<djitu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djitu, tight.*| 	¾
jitcea,÷<(d)jit(u)+ce(nj)a=tight-become>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(1v)|B *shrink, actor unspecified.|[B­] 	¾
jitflomao,÷<(d)jit(u)+fo/l(ma)+ma(dz)o=tightly-full-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(3v)|K *pack/*stuff/*fill D tightly with B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *packer, one who packs.|¾
jitkua,÷<(d)jit(u)+ku(vg)a=tight-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a *sheath of/for P.|[B­P] 	¾
jitmao,÷<(d)jit(u)+ma(dz)o=tight-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *tighten/*shrink B with V, intentional.|[K­BV] 	¾„(n)|*tightener/*wrench/*spanner (U.K.).|¾
jitpantu,÷<(d)jit(u)+pantu=tight-pants>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(1n)|B are some *tights.|[B­] 	¾
jitsea,÷<(d)jit(u)+se(tf)a=tight(ly)set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(3v)|K *pack/*stuff, put tightly D into B.|[K­DB] 	¾
jitvelfoa,÷<(d)jit(u)+ve(s)l(o)+fo(rm)a=tight-vessel-form>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(2n)|B is an *envelope/*wrapping of D (packages/data points etc.).|[B­D] 	¾
jitvelfomduo,÷<(d)jit(u)+ve(s)l(o)+fo(r)m(a)+du(rz)o=tight-vessel-form-do>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(3v)|K *envelop/*wrap/*enclose D in B.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*enveloped/*wrapped/*enclosed (byŠinŠ).|¾
jiucko,÷<(d)ji(t)u+cko(zu)=tight-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 7.4¾„(2v)|S *tighten/*shrink D (non-intentional) i.e. Hot water shrinks wool.|[S­D] 	¾
jiuklo,÷<(d)ji(t)u+klo(gu)=tight-close>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(3v)|K *seal D with B, tightly close, as an envelope.|[K­DB] 	¾
jiurjua,÷<(d)ji(t)u+r+ju(gr)a=tight-grasp>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.6¾„(2v)|K *grasp D firmly.|[K­D] 	¾
jiurtorni,÷<(d)ji(t)u+r+torni=tightly-twist>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|K *wring D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *wringer, that which wringsŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*wrung, of a tightly twisted thing.|¾
jmi,÷<jmite>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jmite, meet.*| 	¾
jmicko,÷<jmi(te)+cko(zu)=meeting-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *present/*introduce D to B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *introduction, an act of ­ing.|¾
jmicue,÷<jmi(te)+cu(ts)e=meet-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4v)|K *date/arrange-to-*meet D at N at time C.|[K­DNC] 	¾„(4v)|make-a *date/*appointment withŠatŠat timeŠ|¾
jmigoi,÷<jmi(te)+go(dz)i=meet-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|K *go-to-meet/*meet B at D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾
jmigru,÷<jmi(te)+gru(pa)=meet-group>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.5¾„(3n)|B is a *congress/*assembly/*conference/*convention/*meeting of F for P, any purposeful meeting.|[B­FP] 	¾
jmihai,÷<jmi(te)+ha(pc)i=meet-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2v)|K *look-forward-to N.|[K­N] 	¾
jmikeo,÷<jmi(te)+(c)ke(m)o=meet-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '91 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *session of F, (a jmikeosei is the complete set).|[B­F] 	¾
jmikeosei,÷<jmi(te)+(c)ke(m)o+se(tc)i=meet-interval-set>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(3n)|B is a *conference/*convention/*meeting of F for P, referring to the event, not the components.|[B­FP] 	¾
jmitaa,÷<jmi(te)+ta(kn)a=meet-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *greeter, one who greets.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *greet/*speak-to/say-*hello-to D in greeting.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*greeting, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
jmite,÷jmi ¿÷<3/3E meet; 2/3H mil-na; 2/4J aima-s; 3/7C yu jien>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *meet/*encounter B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *encounter/*meeting, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: caejmi; clujmi; fomgeojmi; gadtcijmi; geojmi; grujmi; haijmi; hirjmi; jmicko; jmicue; jmigoi; jmigru; jmihai; jmikeo; jmikeosei; jmitaa; jmitoi; jmitorpuo; midjmi; nemjmi; nerjmistu; socyjmi; ¾
jmitoi,÷<jmi(te)+to(gr)i=meet-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.0¾„(4v)|K *date/*arrange-to-meet/make-*appointment-with D at place N and time C.|[K­DNC] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*date/*appointment withŠat placeŠand timeŠ|¾
jmitorpuo,÷<jmi(te)+tor+pu(ct)o=meet-two-push>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2v)|K *embrace-on-meeting D.|[K­D] 	¾
jo,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(pm)|*as-it-were/*so-to-speak/(²), right figurative quote.| 	¾
jok,÷<jokla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jokla, clock.*| 	¾
jokla,÷jok jol ¿÷<3/4E clock; 2/4C jong; 2/5J tokei>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.3¾„(1n)|B is a *clock/*timepiece, an instrument to measure time.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hanjokla; jolkeo; jolmao; ¾
jol,÷<jokla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jokla, clock.*| 	¾
jolkeo,÷<jo(k)l(a)+(c)ke(m)o=clock-time>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|C is the *clock-*time from/beginning at S to/ending at D|[C­SD] 	¾
jolmao,÷<jo(k)l(a)+ma(dz)o=clock-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *clock-maker.|[B­] 	¾
jos,÷<djoso>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djoso, sew.*| 	¾
josmai,÷<(d)jos(o)+ma(tc)i=sew-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *sewing-machine.|[B­] 	¾
josmao,÷<(d)jos(o)+ma(dz)o=sew-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(n)|a *seamstress/*tailor, a maker by sewing.|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *sew/*tailor P, makesŠby sewing.|¾
josynakso,÷<(d)jos(o)+y+nakso=sew-fix>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(3v)|K *darn/*repair/*mend/*patch D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*darning/*mending/*patching (ŠwithŠ), pertaining to ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*patched/*darned, pertaining to something ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *darn/*patch, an instance of ­ing.|¾
ju,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(af)|*un‹<,antonym of some preds.: 3rd conv. op.>.| 	¾„(va)|*is--ed, passive of some predicates.|¾„(op)|conversion of 1st & 4th places of a pred. making passives/antonyms/etc. *.|¾„(a)|*lessŠthanŠ, antonym of some predicates.|¾
jua,÷<jugra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jugra, grab.*| 	¾
juafro,÷<ju(gr)a+fo/r(li)=grasp-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K *grip D strongly in conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾
juarliumai,÷<ju(gr)a+r+li(tn)u+ma(tc)i=seize-restrain-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(1v)|B is a *vise, a device for holding workpieces.|[B­] 	¾
jue,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*of/*by/*to, 2nd descriptive link.| 	¾
jug,÷<jugra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jugra, grab.*| 	¾
jugfaa,÷<jug(ra)+fa(lb)a=grasp-fail>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *fumble D in conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾
jugfiu,÷<jug(ra)+fi(br)u=grasp-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K *grip D weakly in conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾
jughou,÷<jug(ra)+ho(ld)u=grab-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '85 4.5¾„(2n)|B is a *trap/*pitfall for P.|[B­P] 	¾
jugkoe,÷<jug(ra)+ko(rc)e=grab-rope>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *lasso/*lariat/*riata|[B­] 	¾
jugla,÷¿÷<L. Juglans spp.>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *walnut from S.|[B­S] 	¾
jugpae,÷<jug(ra)+pa(tc)e=grab-device>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '85 4.5¾„(2n)|B is a *trap/*gin for P.|[B­P] 	¾
jugpai,÷<jug(ra)+pa(rt)i=grip-part>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ/JCB '84 2.7¾„(3n)|B is a *handle of/on F for use P.|[B­FP] 	¾
jugra,÷jug jua ¿÷<3/4C jua; 2/4E grip; 2/4G griff>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *grip/*grasp/*seize D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *grip/*seizure/*grasp/*hold, an act of seizing.|¾Used in: filjua; foirjua; gomjua; janjua; jiurjua; juafro; juarliumai; jugfaa; jugfiu; jughou; jugkoe; jugpae; jugpai; jugrie; jugtoa; minjua; muvjua; muvjuatio; netyjua; nornurjuasto; nornurjuastosia; radjua; renjua; tedjua; ¾
jugrie,÷<jug(ra)+(t)ri(m)e=grip-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *vise/*pliers/*pincers/*clamp, generic for any grasping tool.|[B­] 	¾
jugtoa,÷<jug(ra)+to(kn)a=grasp-take>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *nab/*seize/*grab B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *seizure/*grab, an act of grabbing.|¾
jui,÷<jupni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of jupni, opine.*| 	¾„(pp)|Lessers, case tag.*.|¾
juicko,÷<ju(pn)i+cko(zu)=opinion-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*influential, pert. to influences.|[K­DB] 	¾„(3v)|K *impress/*influence/*sway D in matter B.|¾„(n)|an *influence, that which influences.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*influence, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*influenced/*impressionable/*swayed, influenceable, conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *influence, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *impression, an event of being ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *influence, a spec. property of ­ing.|¾
juicle,÷<ju(pn)i+cle(si)=opinion-without>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2v)|K is *indifferent to B ­ not interested enough to consider the alternatives.|[K­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*indifference, not considered from lack of interest.|¾
juirbeo,÷<ju(pn)i+r+be(gc)o=opinion-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG/JCB '86 2.6¾„(a)|*consulting/*conferring/*communing, pertaining to a ­ation.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|*consulter, one who ­s.|¾„(3v)|K *consult/*confer-with/*commune-with D/asks the opinion of consultantŠon subject B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*consultant, the person ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consultation/*conference, an instance of ­ing.|¾
jul,÷<djula>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djula, jewel.*| 	¾
julcarbo,÷<(d)jul(a)+carbo=jewel-carbon>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JJ '93 3.2¾„(a)|*diamond, pertaining to ‹.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a gem *diamond/carbon-crystal|¾
julduo,÷<(d)jul(a)+du(rz)o=jewel-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *bejewel D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *jeweler, one who makes jewelry.|¾
julflo,÷<(d)jul(a)+fo/l(ma)=jewel-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(a)|*jeweled, full of jewels.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a piece of *jewelry, spec.|¾„(2a)|G is more *jeweled, full of jewels than J is.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*jewelry, mass term.|¾
julkua,÷<(d)jul(a)+ku(vg)a=jewel-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *bejeweled/covered-with-jewels than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
Jumren,÷<Log. junti mrenu>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾„(voc)|*Young-man, a vocative as 'hey young man!'.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Master/*Young-man, a name/name-part: 'Master Smith' .|¾
jun,÷<junti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of junti, young.*| 	¾
jundia,÷<jun(ti)+di(tc)a=young-teach>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(n)|an *educator, of the young, a bringer-up.|[K­DB] 	¾„(3v)|K *bring-up/*educate child/youth D in/to-be-a B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*brought up, byŠto beŠ, conv. form.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *up-bringing/*education, up-bringing.|¾
junfemhoa,÷<jun(ti)+fem(di)+ho(rm)a=young-female-horse>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *filly, a young female horse.|[B­] 	¾
junfro,÷<jun(ti)+fo/r(li)=young-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *youthfully strong.|[B­] 	¾
junfua,÷<jun(ti)+fu(mn)a=young-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(1n)|B is a *maiden/*girl/*miss/*young-woman.|[B­] 	¾
Junfum,÷<Log. junti fumna>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾„(voc)| a vocative as in 'hey *Miss!'.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Miss/*Young-woman, a name/name-part:'Miss Smith'.|¾
junga,÷¿÷<from the Chinese>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Chinese, pert. to mandarin *Chinese.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of mandarin *Chinese.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Chinese, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: jungytaa; ¾
junge,÷¿÷<from the Chinese>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Chinese place/territory, a region inhabited by Chinese.|[B­] 	¾
jungi,÷¿÷<from the Chinese>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *Chinese person.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Chinese, of *Chinese origin.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Chinese, the mass of such persons.|¾
jungo,÷¿÷<from the Chinese>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of *Chinese culture.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Chinese, pert. to *Chinese culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Chinese, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: jungyklenyveo; ¾
jungyklenyveo,÷<jung(o)+y+klen(i)+y+ve(sl)o=chinese-clay-container>|¿|3_Cpx|NT/JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(1n)|B is *china/*porcelain/*stoneware made from china-clay or kaolin.|[B­] 	¾
jungytaa,÷<jung(a)+y+ta(kn)a=Chinese-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *sinophone/a *Chinese-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage.|[K­] 	¾„(a)|*sinophone/speaks Chinese|¾
junhoa,÷<jun(ti)+ho(rm)a=young-horse>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *colt/*filly, sexless term for a young horse.|[B­] 	¾
junkasna,÷<jun(ti)+kasna=young-cow>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *heifer, a young female cow.|[B­] 	¾
junmenhoa,÷<jun(ti)+men(di)+ho(rm)a=young-male-horse>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *colt, a young male horse.|[B­] 	¾
junmeu,÷<jun(ti)+m(r)e(n)u=young-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *youth/*boy/*young-man.|[B­] 	¾
junpro,÷<jun(ti)+pro(ju)=child-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(3v)|K *beget/*breed/*sire P in habitat N.|[K­PN] 	¾„(n)|a *sire.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *brood (ofŠinŠ) conv. of breed.|¾
junsii,÷<jun(ti)+si(mc)i=young-seem>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(1a)|B is/are *youthful/*young-looking.|[B­] 	¾
junstaga,÷<jun(ti)+staga=young-stem>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *sprout/*shoot of F.|[B­F] 	¾
junti,÷jun ¿÷<2/3R yun-yi; 3/7H javani; 3/8C nien ching>|¿|21% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *younger/organically-less-old than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾„(n)|a *youth, a young person, male or female.|¾„(a)|*young/*youthful, organically less old thanŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*youth, the mass of such persons.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*youth, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*youth, a spec. state of being young.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *youth/*youthfulness, a spec. property of being young.|¾Used in: genjunmao; jundia; junfemhoa; junfro; junfua; junhoa; junkasna; junmenhoa; junmeu; junpro; junsii; junstaga; kaljunkeu; ¾
juo,÷<djupo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djupo, support.*  | 	¾„(mod.)|4th reflexive.  Equivalent to inserting a fourth argument identical to the first argument. c.f. nuo*|¾
jup,÷<djupo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of djupo, support.*| 	¾
jupkingoi,÷<(d)jup(o)+kin(ci)+go(dz)i=support-together-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *rally behind D for P, get together for support.|[K­DP] 	¾
jupni,÷jui ¿÷<3/4C ju i; 3/6F opinion; 3/7E opinion; 3/7S opinion; 2/6R mnieni-e>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *think/*opine/tentatively-*believe that N is true of S,|[K­NS] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*opinion, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *opinion/tentative-*belief, an opinion.|¾Used in: canjui; ciurjui; juicko; juicle; juirbeo; kumnurjui; paorjui; ¾
jur,÷<ju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ju, 4th place passive.*| 	¾
jurkiu,÷<jur+ki(cm)u=(medical)-treatment>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *remedy of/for medical condition N.|[B­N] 	¾
jurkocduo,÷<jur+ko(r)c(e)+du(rz)o=4th conv. of cord-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3n)|B is a *bond/*tie-(line)/*connection between S and D.|[B­SD] 	¾
jurna,÷¿÷<2/2E earn; 3/5C juan>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *earn wages/salary C for work P.|[K­CP] 	¾„(n)|an *earner, one who earns wages.|¾Used in: jurnyrie; norjurna; nurjurna; rilryjurna; ¾
jurnakso,÷<jur+nakso=means-of-fixing>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(2n)|V is a *remedy of/for fixing problem B.|[V­B] 	¾
jurnyrie,÷<jurn(a)+y+(t)ri(m)e=earn-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|S is a means of *earning (gainful *employment) for K under conditions N|[S­KN] 	¾
jursaa,÷<jur+sa(np)a=meaning-of-sign>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3n)|N a *meaning/*significance of/*behavior-prompted-by sign V to D.|[N­VD] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*meaning, the mass of such meanings.|¾
ka,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*either-orŠ and possibly both, used with ki in 'kaŠkiŠ'.| 	¾„(c)|*and/*or, inclusive sense, forethought connection.|¾
kaa,÷<kamla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kamla, come.*| 	¾
kabni,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3n)|B is a *cabin of passenger D on ship/train F.|[B­DF] 	¾
kabre,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *cabaret/*nightclub of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾
kac,÷<kance>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kance, conscious.*| 	¾
kacdru,÷<ka(n)c(e)+d(i)r(l)u=conscious-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.9¾„(2v)|K *faint/*swoon/lose-consciousness from (cause) N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *faint/*swoon/loss-of-consciousness (fromŠ).|¾
kacfiu,÷<ka(n)c(e)+fi(br)u=aware-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *ill-informed/*unobservant/*clueless about N.|[B­N] 	¾
kacflo,÷<ka(n)c(e)+fo/l(ma)=aware-full>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *well-informed/*aware about N.|[B­N] 	¾
kacfro,÷<ka(n)c(e)+fo/r(li)=aware-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *perceptive/*insightful about V under N.|[B­VN] 	¾
kacycea,÷<ka(n)c(e)+y+ce(nj)a=conscious-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|K *realize/become*conscious/*aware of B. |[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *awareness/*realization, an act of becoming aware.|¾
kad,÷<kamda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kamda, fight.*| 	¾
kadflemai,÷<ka(m)d(a)+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=fight-fly-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *fighter aircraft of airforce F|[B­F] 	¾
kadgau,÷<ka(m)d(a)+ga(nc)u=fight-win>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*victorious, of winning fighters.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a/the *victor, one who wins a fight.|¾„(3v)| K*defeat/*prevail/*beat D in fight/struggle V.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*lose a fight/struggle.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*defeated/*beaten, of the loser of a struggle.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *loser of a struggle.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *victory, a spec. act of winning.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *defeat, a spec. state of being ­ed.|¾
kadkii,÷<ka(m)d(a)+ki(nc)i=battle-companion>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(2n)|K is a *comrade/*companion of B, a battle companion|[K­B] 	¾
kadkue,÷<ka(m)d(a)+ku(mc)e=fight-reciprocally>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K (pl) *fight-each-other.|[K­] 	¾
kadta,÷¿÷<3/5H khapra; 2/4E tile; 2/4F carreau; 3/6J kawara; 3/7C wa jiang>|¿|38% C_Prim|PI '87 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *tile of F.|[B­F] 	¾
kadtiu,÷<ka(m)d(a)+ti(fr)u=fight-offer>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(3v)|K *defy D about B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*defiant toŠaboutŠ, pertaining to one who ­ies.|¾«lopu‹„»(n)|*defiance, mass property.|¾«po‹„»(n)|an instance of *defiance toŠaboutŠ|¾
kae,÷<ckano>|¿|LW|SR '90 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of kance, *conscious.| 	¾„(h)|*gentle, as in gentleman, gentle reader, an attitudinal expressing a respectful distance and near social equality; part of the series 'rie/kae/nue/fie/die', q.v.; always used after a designation/vocative. E.g., 'Hoi Plizo, Kae'  'O User, Gentleperson'  'Gentle User'. (DIE).|¾
kaesto,÷<ka(nc)e+sto(lo)=conscious-remain>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *remain-aware of N.|[K­N] 	¾
kaf,÷<kasfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kasfa, punish.*| 	¾
kafcue,÷<ka(s)f(a)+cu(ts)e=punish-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '86 2.3¾„(4v)|K *condemn/*sentence/*damn/*convict (person) D to (sentence) P for (crime) V.|[K­DPV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *sentence, a stated punishment.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*condemned/*damned, one who is ­edŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *condemnation/*sentencing.|¾
kafdurcue,÷<ka(s)f(a)+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=punish-do-say(promise)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(4v)|K *warn/*threaten D of punishment P for infraction D.|[K­DPD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *warning/*threat, a warning of punishment.|¾
kafkeodou,÷<ka(s)f(a)+(c)ke(m)o+do(ns)u=punish-time-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '89 2.3¾„(4v)|K *condemn/*sentence D to period C for crime V.|[K­DCV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*condemned (p. receiving sentence).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *condemnation/*sentencing.|¾
kafkoi,÷<ka(s)f(a)+ko(rj)i=punish-order>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '86 2.3¾„(3v)|K *condemn/*sentence (person) D to (sentence) P.|[K­DP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*condemned/*sentenced, one who is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *condemnation/*sentencing.|¾
kafso,÷¿÷<3/4C kyu so; 2/3E cough; 2/6R kashiel>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.7¾„(2v)|K *cough up/out P.|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|a *cougher, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cough, an act/event of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *cough, as in "She has a terrible ‹".|¾
kaftaa,÷<ka(s)f(a)+ta(kn)a=punish-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(3v)|K *admonish/*lecture/*scold/*reproach/*reprimand D for behavior V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lecture/*reprimand/*reproach/*scolding/*admonishment, an act of ­ing.|¾
kahstrua,÷<Lin. Castor spp.>|¿|Bor.|APL/RAM '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *beaver from S, Castor canadensis.|[B­S] 	¾
kai,÷<katli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of katli, quality.*| 	¾
Kai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*K, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
kaidja,÷<ka(tl)i+dja(no)=quality-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *recognize/*see/*know quality/property N in S|[K­NS] 	¾
kak,÷<kakto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kakto, act.*| 	¾
kakbatmi,÷<kak(to)+batmi=actor-trade>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(3v)|K *alternate/take-*turns/*trade-places with K in doing P.|[K­KP] 	¾„(n)|an *alternate, one who exchanges places.|¾„(av)|*alternately/in-*turn, by turns.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alternation, an act of ­ing. |¾
kakdaa,÷<kak(to)+da(nz)a=action-desiring>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3a)|G is more *eager/*enthusiastic than J is about V.|[G­JV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*enthusiasm, collective term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*eagerness, collective term, properties.|¾
kakdai,÷<kak(to)+da(nc)i=act(ion)-plan>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is the *strategy/*policy of S with respect to N.|[P­SN] 	¾
kakdjeta,÷<kak(to)+djeta=action-owe>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '86 2.5¾„(3v)|K is *obligated to D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*duty/*obligation toŠbyŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *duty/*obligation toŠforŠ|¾
kakdurcue,÷<kak(to)+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=act-do-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(n)|*guarantor/*warranter ofŠforŠ|[K­VP] 	¾„(3v)|K *pledge/*guarantee of action V made for service/equipment P.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*guaranteed for actionŠbyŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *guarantee byŠforŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *guarantee, the promise to doŠin circumstancesŠ|¾
kakliu,÷<kak(to)+li(tn)u=act-restrain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(3v)|K *thwart/*hinder/*prevent/*keep D from, (doing) action V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *hindrance, that which ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*prevention, collective term of ­ing someone/thing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*hindered/*thwarted, of one who is ­ed.|¾
kaknordaa,÷<kak(to)+nor+da(nz)a=act-not-want>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(4a)|G is more *unwilling to V than J is to V.|[G­VJV] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *unwillingness, as in "an unwillingness to act".|¾
kakria,÷<kak(to)+(b)ri(g)a=acting-brave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 1.9¾„(a)|*bold/*daring, daring to doŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *brave/*dare to do V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *boldness/*daring, an act/event of daring.|¾
kaksudnygru,÷<kak(to)+sudn(a)+y+gru(pa)=act-sudden-crowd>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(2n)|F is a *mob including B.|[F­B] 	¾
kaksui,÷<kak(to)+su(nd)i=act-send>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '83 3.6¾„(4v)|K *send B to do V for D.|[K­BVD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *mission, purpose of the sending.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|*sponsor (of a mission).|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *mission, those sent on a mission.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mission, a specific act of sending a ‹.|¾
kakto,÷kak kao ¿÷<3/3R akt; 4/4S acto; 3/3F acte; 2/3E act; 2/3H kam>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *act/*undertake action V with end/purpose P.|[K­VP] 	¾„(n)|an *actor, one who seeks ends, general term.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *end, what an actor seeks, but see furkao.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *act, what an actor does, but see nurkao.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *activity, specific instance.|¾Used in: balkao; cakykao; cankao; djikao; djikaosei; djokao; dorkao; drekao; dupkao; falkao; falremkao; firkaocea; folkaocko; folkrikao; frelykaoflo; furkao; furkaodii; furkaogru; furkaotraci; gankaotaa; gudkao; gudkaorui; gudkaostifa; gunfalkao; kakbatmi; kakdaa; kakdai; kakdjeta; kakdurcue; kakliu; kaknordaa; kakria; kaksudnygru; kaksui; kalkao; kaocko; kaocni; kaoflo; kaogru; kaokri; kaonriabeo; kaonruipli; kaonrulfoa; kaonrulsio; kaorgudbi; kaorzavcue; kaosti; kejkao; kinkao; kinkaogru; kojkao; kopkao; lidkao; muerzavkao; muzkao; norhiakao; norkao; notkao; nurkao; nurkaocle; nurstakao; paskao; pifkao; plekao; plekaopeu; prakao; prukao; pubkao; remkao; rulkao; sackao; siskao; socdrekao; spetykao; stakao; tasgyzavkao; trakao; tsikao; tsikaocue; tsikaopru; turnurkao; zavkao; zavkaobiu; zavkaocue; zavkaofio; ¾
kal,÷<kapli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kapli, complete.*| 	¾
kalcea,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ce(nj)a=complete-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 4.6¾„(4v)|K *convert/*change/*alter/*transform/*vary D into P from S ­ (intentional act).|[K­DPS] 	¾„(n)|a *converter/*transformer, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *alteration, an altered thing.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unalterable, neg. of alterable,q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*converted, conv. of convert.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*alterable/*convertible/*changeable/*transformable, can be altered.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *convert, one who is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alteration/*conversion/*transformation/*change, an act of ­ing.|¾
kalclekaa,÷<ka(p)l(i)+cle(si)+ka(ml)a=complete-without-come>|¿|3_Cpx|L4/MWZ '90 1.0¾„(3v)|K *abandon/*forsake/*desert from S to D intentionally.|[K­SD] 	¾„(n)|a *deserter, one who abandons.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*deserted/*forsaken/*abandoned, that which is deserted. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *abandonment/*desertion, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *abandonment, a state of being ­ed.|¾
kaldja,÷<ka(p)l(i)+dja(no)=complete-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|D *know (s) F completely, have complete knowledge ofŠ|[D­F] 	¾
kaldurfoa,÷<ka(p)l(i)+dur(zo)+fo(rm)a=complete-do-form>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '33 7+¾„(3)|V is an *algorithm that produces results P from data of type B.|[V­PB] 	¾
kalflesti,÷<ka(p)l(i)+fle(ti)+sti(se)=no-complete-fly-stop>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K practises *circuits-and-bumps/*touch-and-goes at airport N|[K­N] 	¾
kalflo,÷<ka(p)l(i)+fo/l(ma)=completely-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|F is (completely) *full/*filled of/with B.|[F­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fullness, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*filler, that used to fill up.|¾
kalgau,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ga(nc)u=completely-win>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/JJ '93 7+¾„(a)|*triumphant/*victorious overŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *triumph over D in situation V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an instance of *triumph, e.g. Arch of Triumph.|¾
kalhoi,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ho(mp)i=complete-drink>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *drink-up B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(pp)|*drunk-up,*drained.|¾
kalhui,÷<ka(p)l(i)+hu(tr)i=completely-destroy>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *ruin/*demolish/*obliterate/completely-*destroy D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *ruin, that which is demolished.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*obliterated/*ruined/*demolished, completely destroyed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *obliteration/*demolition, an act of ­ing.|¾
kaljunkeu,÷<ka(p)l(i)+jun(ti)+ke(rj)u=complete-young-care>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(a)|*breeding, action of ­ing.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*breeder, one who ­s.|¾„(3v)|K *breed/*bring-up/*husband D by V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*breeding, describing the result of bringing up.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bred, the person/animal ­ed.|¾
kalkao,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ka(kt)o=completely-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *accomplish/*finish/*perform/*carry P out/through V.|[K­PV] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unfinished, neg. of accomplished.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *accomplishment, a finished deed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*finished/*accomplished, finished/completed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *performance/*accomplishment, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
kalkapni,÷<ka(p)l(i)+kapni=completely-open>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1a)|B is (completely)-*open|[B­] 	¾
kalko,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*cocoa, made of cocoa.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a portion/quantity of *cocoa.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cocoa, the mass of all cocoa.|¾
kalma,÷¿÷<4/4E calm; 4/4S calm(a); 4/4F calme; 2/5C an tai>|¿|53% C_Prim|JCB '91 1.0¾„(2a)|K is *calm/*tranquil/*serene under conditions N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*calm/*tranquility/*serenity, mass property.|¾Used in: kalmycea; kalmycko; kalmymao; kalmymou; ¾
kalmao,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ma(dz)o=complete-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *complete/*finish/*perfect P (make something whole).|[K­P] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*finished, made complete.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *completion, act of ­ion.|¾
kalmazpai,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ma(d)z(o)+pa(rt)i=completion-make-part>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.6¾„(n)|a *complement, the remainder of something from which a part is removed.|[B­BF] 	¾„(3v)|B *complement, is the complement of B to make F.|¾
kalmycea,÷<kalm(a)+y+ce(nj)a=calm-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(2v)|D is-*soothed with/by V (actor unspecified).|[D­V] 	¾
kalmycko,÷<kalm(a)+y+cko(zu)=calm-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(2v)|V *soothe D (nonintentional cause), "Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast".|[V­D] 	¾
kalmymao,÷<kalm(a)+y+ma(dz)o=calm-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(3v)|K *soothe D with/by V (intentional act).|[K­DV] 	¾
kalmymou,÷<kalm(a)+y+mo(rd)u=calm-more>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 6.0¾„(4a)|G is *calmer/more *tranquil/*serene/*untroubled about V than J is about V'.|[G­VJV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*tranquility/*serenity/*calmness, the mass of such states.|¾
kalpebmao,÷<ka(p)l(i)+(s)peb(i)+ma(dz)o=completely-specific-make[completely-specify]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.0¾„(3v)|K *define/completely-*specify S as P.|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *definition, one made byŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *definition, an act of ­ing.|¾
kalpli,÷<ka(p)l(i)+pli(zo)=completely-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*consuming, what a ‹ does.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *exhaust/*use-up/*consume D.|¾„(n)|a *consumer, one who ­s.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inexhaustible, everlasting supply.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*exhausted/*consumed/*exhaustible, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *consumption.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *exhaustion, state of being used up.|¾
kalpursei,÷<ka(p)l(i)+pur(da)+se(tc)i=complete-word-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *lexicon, complete-word-set of language F.|[B­F] 	¾
kalra,÷¿÷<4/4E collar; 4/4J kara; 2/3F col; 3/5G kragen>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *collar of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: barkuakalra; ¾
kalrea,÷<ka(p)l(i)+re(tc)a=completely-different>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|*differ completely fromŠ|[B­B] 	¾„(av)|not-at-all-*like, completely different.|¾„(2a)|B is completely-*different from B.|¾
kalridle,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ridle=completely-read>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7.4¾„(2n)|K *reads/*completely-reads/*reads-the-whole-of document B.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*mature/*adult, pert. to any species. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*adulthood, collective state/condition. |¾
kalroa,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ro(dj)a=completely-grown>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*mature/*adult, pert. to any species.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *adult of species F.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*adulthood, collective state/condition.|¾
kalrojkeo,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ro(d)j(a)+(c)ke(m)o=complete-growth-time>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(2n)|C is a *generation (the average period of time between birth and parenthoood) in species/society F.|[C­F] 	¾
kalsai,÷<ka(p)l(i)+sa(nt)i=completely-quiet>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(i)|be-*silent!, w/o 1st argument, an imper.|[B­] 	¾„(1a)|B is *still/*noiseless/*silent/completely-*quiet.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *silence/*noiselessness, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *noiselessness, a property.|¾
kalsaicko,÷<ka(p)l(i)+sa(nt)i+cko(zu)=completely-silent-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(n)|a *silencer, that which ­s.|[V­D] 	¾„(2v)|V *silence/*quiet/*hush D, nonintentional|¾
kalsaimao,÷<ka(p)l(i)+sa(nt)i+ma(dz)o=completely-silent-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3v)|K *silence/*quiet/*hush D by V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *silencing ofŠ, a spec. inst.|¾
kalseldou,÷<ka(p)l(i)+sel(ji)+do(ns)u=completely-self-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(2v)|K *abandon-oneself/*submit, give oneself completely to P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*abandon/*submission/*surrender to (cause)Š|¾
kalspe,÷<ka(p)l(i)+spe(ni)=complete-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7.0¾„(2v)|K *complete N, as a course, degree, training.|[K­N] 	¾
kalspebi,÷<ka(p)l(i)+spebi=complete-specification>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.0¾„(vt)|*define, be a definition ofŠ|[P­S] 	¾„(2n)|P is a *definition/complete-*specification of S.|¾
kaltae,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ta(rl)e=completely-tired>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|D is *exhausted/*spent/*tired-out by V.|[D­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*exhaustion, mass term of states.|¾
kaltalcea,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ta(r)l(e)+ce(nj)a=completely-tired-become[exhausted-become]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|D are/become*exhausted,completely-tired by V, intransitive.|[D­V] 	¾
kaltalcko,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ta(r)l(e)+cko(zu)=competely-tired-cause[exhausted-cause]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|V *exhaust D, makeŠcompletely-tired, nonintentional.|[V­D] 	¾
kaltalmao,÷<ka(p)l(i)+ta(r)l(e)+ma(dz)o=completely-tired-make[exhausted-make]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *exhaust D , makeŠcompletely-tired by V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾
kaltci,÷<ka(p)l(i)+t(it)ci=completely-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *devour/*eat-up B, totally.|[K­B] 	¾
kam,÷<kamla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kamla, come.*| 	¾
kambei,÷<kam(la)+be(rt)i=come-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(5v)|K *bring/carry-along B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
kambere,÷<Fr Camembert>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *camembert, a French cheese.|[B­] 	¾
kambi,÷¿÷<2/2C bi; 2/5F compar-er; 2/6E compare; 2/6S compar-ar>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*comparative/*relative, pert. to comparisons.|[K­FFB] 	¾„(4v)|K *compare F with/to F in features B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*comparable, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *comparison/*relation, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *comparability, a spec. property.|¾Used in: recykambi; ¾
Kambrian,÷<ISV>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«la ‹„»(n)|the *Cambrian, a geologic period| 	¾
kambriani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is *Cambrian, pert. to the Cambrian geological age. |[B­] 	¾
kamcea,÷<kam(la)+ce(nj)a=come(go)-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.6¾„(2v)|D is/are *refused/*turned-away from B, (actor unspecified).|[D­B] 	¾
kamcko,÷<kam(la)+cko(zu)=come(go)-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/MWZ '91 2.6¾„(3v)|V *turn-away/*detour/*dissuade D from B, an nonintentional cause e.g. "The high price dissuaded me from entering"|[V­DB] 	¾
kamda,÷kad ¿÷<2/2C da; 3/4G kampf; 3/6E combat; 3/6S combat-ir; 2/5R draka; 2/5J kenka>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *combat/*fight K over/about B.|[K­KB] 	¾„(n)|a *fighter/*combatant, one who fights.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an/the *issue, that which motivates a fight.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fight/*fighting/*combat, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fight/*fighting/*combat, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: curmaokamda; dorkadsia; dorkamda; garkamda; kadflemai; kadgau; kadkii; kadkue; kadtiu; lilkamda; liurkamda; plekamda; poirkamda; stocurkamda; stofaukamda; stokamda; ¾
kamdre,÷<kam(la)+dre(ti)=come-correct>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K is *on-time/*punctual/*on-schedule in arrival at time C|[K­C] 	¾„(a)|*on-time/*punctual/*on-schedule in arrival|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of arriving *on-time/schedule|¾
kamgoi,÷<kam(la)+go(dz)i=come-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3v)|K *ply between D and D, regular travel betwen two points.|[K­DD] 	¾
kamheleoi,÷<Lin. Chamaeleo>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chameleon from F, a small lizard.|[B­F] 	¾
kamki,÷¿÷<4/5E comic; 3/5S comic-o; 3/5F comique; 3/5G komisch; 3/7H khilvari; 2/5J kibun>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(n)|a *comic/*comedian, a comic person.|[B­DV] 	¾„(av)|*comically, in a funny manner.|¾„(3a)|B is *funny/*comical/*humorous/*witty to D by being/doing V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *funniness, a funny act/event.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*humor/*wit, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|the *humor/*wit, a comic event.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *humorousness/*humor/*funniness, a spec. prop. of a person.|¾Used in: kamkystu; kamkystutaa; kamkytaa; kamkytcu; kamkyvei; kamkyveimao; kikykamki; pubkamki; ¾
kamkoi,÷<kam(la)+ko(rj)i=come-order>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/SLR '93 2.2¾„(4v)|K *recall/*call-back/*summon B to D from S|[K­BDS] 	¾
kamkra,÷<kam(la)+kra(ku)=come-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(4v)|K *summon B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *summons, an call to come.|¾
kamkystu,÷<kamk(i)+y+stu(ci)=comic-story>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/SLR '86 2.5¾„(3n)|B a *joke/*jest/funny-*story about/concerning N by K.|[B­NK] 	¾„(3n)|a *comedy/*funny-story aboutŠbyŠ (usual meaning)|¾
kamkystutaa,÷<kamk(i)+y+stu(ci)+ta(kn)a=comic-story-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '86 2.5¾„(n)|*joker/*jester/*comedian, one who tells ­s.|[K­B] 	¾„(2n)|K tell a *joke/*jest about/concerning B.|¾
kamkytaa,÷<kamk(i)+y+ta(kn)a=comic-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *joke with D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *joker, one who jokes.|¾
kamkytcu,÷<kamk(i)+y+tcu(re)=comic-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|P is a *cartoon/*comic (drawn) by K.|[P­K] 	¾
kamkyvei,÷<kamk(i)+y+ve(tc)i=comic-event>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '86 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *prank/*practical-*joke on D.|[B­D] 	¾
kamkyveimao,÷<kamk(i)+y+ve(tc)i+ma(dz)o=comic-event-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '86 4.9¾„(2v)|K play a *prank/*practical-*joke on D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *practical-joker.|¾
kamla,÷kam kaa ¿÷<3/3G kam; 3/4J kima-su; 2/3E come; 2/3C lai>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*come here!, w/o; 1st arg., an imperative. |[K­SDV] 	¾„(4v)|K *come/*go from S to D via V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *destination, of coming/going fromŠtoŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *start, of coming/going fromŠtoŠ, q.vŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *coming/*going, an event/act of coming/going from somewhere.|¾Used in: clekaa; cmenenkaa; damkaa; darkaa; denkaa; dirkaa; eurpiykaa; fadkaa; fatkaa; fredirkamymao; frikykaa; ginkaa; jankaa; kalclekaa; kambei; kamcea; kamcko; kamdre; kamgoi; kamkoi; kamkra; kamsanduo; kamtsefui; kamymao; kovkamcea; kovkamcko; kovkamymao; nenkaa; nerviukaa; nervizkaa; ostrreliykaa; pranyprikaa; rindykaa; sackaa; sacykamymao; sanprikaa; tcekaa; valkaa; vijkaa; vizkaa; zvokaa; zvokamsia; ¾
kampo,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *camp/*encampment of F at N, a temporary dwelling place.|[B­FN] 	¾Used in: fankampymao; kampymao; ¾
kampymao,÷<kamp(o)+y+ma(dz)o=camp-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.9¾„(2v)|K *encamp at B.|[K­B] 	¾
kamra,÷kar ¿÷<4/5H kemra; 5/6S camara; 5/6J kamera; 5/6G kamera; 5/7R kamiera; 3/5E camera>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a *camera, a photographic instrument.|[B­] 	¾Used in: karduo; kardurlae; kartcu; sinkamra; sinkarduo; ¾
kamsanduo,÷<kam(la)+san(pa)+du(rz)o=come-sign-do>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.8¾„(2v)|K *beckon to D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *beckoning.|¾
kamti,÷¿÷<3/6S comite; 3/6F comite; 3/7C kai huei; 3/8S comision>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a *committee of organization F with function P.|[B­FP] 	¾Used in: garkamti; ¾
kamtsefui,÷<kam(la)+tse(ro)+fu(tc)i=go-erroneously-after>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|G is *later/*tardier/more *delayed in arrival than J|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*late/*tardy/*delayed in arrival|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lateness/ being *delayed, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lateness/*delay in arrival, an event of being delayed|¾
kamymao,÷<kam(la)+y+ma(dz)o=come(go)-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.6¾„(3v)|K *refuse/*turn-away D from V, an intentional rejection.|[K­DV] 	¾
kan,÷<kanmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kanmo, can.*| 	¾
kance,÷kac kae ¿÷<4/6E conscious; 3/7F connaissance; 2/6H sachet; 3/9S consciente>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*know/be *conscious/*aware /*sense of/thatŠ |[D­N] 	¾„(2a)|D is *conscious/*aware /*sense of/that N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*awareness, mass term of states. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*consciousness, mass term. |¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|(the)-*unconscious , mass term. |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unconscious/*unaware, not aware ofŠ, neg. of aware. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *awareness, a spec. state of being aware. |¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *unconsciousness, a spec. state. |¾Used in: genkacmao; genkaecea; genkaecko; kacdru; kacfiu; kacflo; kacfro; kacycea; kaesto; norkactro; norkae; nurkae; ¾
kanceri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|D has *cancer in organ S. |[D­S] 	¾
kanda,÷¿÷<Canada>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *Canadian language, the dialects of French and English spoken in Canada.|[N­] 	¾
kande,÷¿÷<Canada>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 7+¾„(1a)|B is a *Canadian place/territory, a region inhabited by Canadians.|[B­] 	¾
kandi,÷¿÷<Canada>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '93 7+¾„(a)|*Canadian, of Canadian origin.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is *Canadian, a Canadian person.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *Canadian people, mass term.|¾
kando,÷¿÷<Canada>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 7+¾„(a)|*Canadian, pert. to the Canadian culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an element/feature/expression of the *Canadian culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Canadian culture, mass term.|¾
kanga,÷¿÷<L kangu>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a *bitch/*female-dog.|[B­] 	¾
kange,÷¿÷<L kangu>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2a)|G is more *canine/*dog-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
kangei,÷<kan(mo)+ge(ts)i=can-get>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK/RAM '87 3.6¾„(3a)|B is in-*reach/*accessable to D from S.|[B­DS] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *accessibility, a specific property. |¾
kangi,÷¿÷<L kangu>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a *puppy/*pup, an infant dog.|[B­] 	¾
kango,÷¿÷<kangu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *dog.|[B­] 	¾
kangu,÷kau ¿÷<3/4F canin; 2/3C guo; 3/6E canine; 2/6R sobaka>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a *dog, unspecific.|[B­] 	¾Used in: kaurkuntaa; kaurtaa; ¾
kanhidi,÷<Lin. Canidae>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*canid, pert. to Canidae |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *canid of type/species F.|¾
kanla,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *canal between points F over route V.|[B­FV] 	¾Used in: cmakanla; ¾
kanmo,÷kan ¿÷<2/2R mo-ch; 2/3E can; 2/5S capaz; 2/6C neng gan; 2/6F capable>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*able/*capable/*talented, capable of doingŠunder conditionŠ |[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K *can/*able-to do V under conditions N.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unable/*incapable/*unequal-to, not able to doŠunderŠ |¾«no ‹„»(v)|*cannot, not be able to doŠunderŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *ability/*capability/*talent/*faculty, a spec. property. |¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *incapacity/*inability, a spec. property. |¾Used in: kangei; livkanmo; norkangei; norkanmao; ¾
kanoi,÷<ka+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*if, in 'ifŠthenŠ', forethought implication; the material conditional, as in 'Kanoi da brute ki da clivi.'  'If X  breathes, then X is alive.' | 	¾
kanpi,÷¿÷<2/3C wan; 3/6E compete; 3/8G konkurrien-en; 2/7R konkurs>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(3v)|K *contend/*compete/*rival with K over/about/for B.|[K­KB] 	¾„(n)|a *contender/*competitor, one who competes. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *goal, object of a competition, q.v. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *rival/*competitor, one who is ­ed withŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rivalry, an act of competition. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *competition, a spec. act/event of ­ing. |¾Used in: kanpyfiu; kanpyflo; kanpyfro; kukykanpi; nurkanpi; plekanpi; torkanpi; ¾
kanpyfiu,÷<kanp(i)+y+fi(br)u=compete-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *uncompetitive/*disadvantaged in V.|[B­V] 	¾
kanpyflo,÷<kanp(i)+y+fo/l(ma)=compete-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *competitive than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *competitiveness, a spec. property. |¾
kanpyfro,÷<kanp(i)+y+fo/r(li)=compete-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *competitive in V.|[B­V] 	¾
kanra,÷¿÷<3/3F canne; 2/3E cane; 2/3C gan; 2/5R palka>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *rod/*cane, general term (see also polji).|[B­] 	¾Used in: dzokanra; lagkanra; ¾
kanti,÷¿÷<4/6E account; 3/6S cuenta; 3/6J kanjo; 2/7C jang dan>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(5n)|B is a *bill/*account/*check in amount C for goods/services V to D from S.|[B­CVDS] 	¾Used in: kantysui; ¾
kantysui,÷<kant(i)+y+su(nd)i=account-send>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *bill/render-an-*account-to D for P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|an *accountant, one who renders accounts. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*accounting, collective term for ­ing. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*accountable, billable. |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *accountability, a spec. property. |¾
kao,÷<kakto>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pp)|Actors/Agents/Doers, case tag.*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of kakto, act.*|¾
kaocko,÷<ka(kt)o+cko(zu)=action-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '82 4.4¾„(2n)|K *fan-up/*activate D.|[K­D] 	¾
kaocni,÷<ka(kt)o+cni(da)=act-need>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2a)|G is more *urgent/*pressing/needful-of-action than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *urgency, a property of needing action. |¾
kaoflo,÷<ka(kt)o+fo/l(ma)=action-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2a)|G is more *active/*energetic/*lively than J.|[G­J] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*inactive thanŠ, more, conv. of active. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*activity, a state of being active. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*energy, of persons, a spec. property. |¾
kaogru,÷<ka(kt)o+gru(pa)=action-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|F is a *band/*gang including member(s) B.|[F­B] 	¾
kaokri,÷<ka(kt)o+kri(do)=act-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|D *depend/*rely/*count on K for performance P in situation N.|[D­KPN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reliable/*dependable, of one who is relied on. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reliance, a spec. state. |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *reliability/*dependability, a spec. property. |¾
kaolhini,÷<Chinese>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *kaolin, *china-clay. |[B­] 	¾
kaonriabeo,÷<ka(kt)o+n+(b)ri(g)a+be(gc)o=do-brave-ask>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *dare D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *darer, one who daresŠto doŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dare, an act of ­ing someone. |¾
kaonruipli,÷<ka(kt)o+n+ru(ln)i+pli(zo)=morals-use>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *principled/*ethical than J.|[G­J] 	¾
kaonrulfoa,÷<ka(kt)o+n+rul(ni)+fo(rm)a=act-rule-form>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *character/*ethical-style of K.|[B­K] 	¾„(a)|*characterological, of ethical styles. |¾
kaonrulsio,÷<ka(kt)o+n+rul(ni)+si(st)o=act-rule-system[morals-system]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *ethics.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*ethical, of ethical systems. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*ethics, mass term of ethical systems. |¾
kaorgudbi,÷<ka(kt)o+r+gudbi=act-good>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(2n)|K is *excellent in S.|[K­S] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*excellence |¾
kaorzavcue,÷<ka(kt)o+r+zav(lo)+cu(ts)e=act-bad-say>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 2.7¾„(a)|*condemning, of one who ­s. |[K­DVN] 	¾„(4v)|K *condemn-D's-act V/say-Š's-act-Š-is-bad by morals N.|¾„(n)|a *condemner, one who asserts immorality. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*condemned (one said to be immoral). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *condemnation, sayingŠis immoral. |¾
kaosti,÷<ka(kt)o+sti(se)=act-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|K *quit/*abandon task P without finishing.|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|a *quitter, one who abandons a difficult task. |¾
kap,÷<kapni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kapni, open.*| 	¾
kapcea,÷<kap(ni)+ce(nj)a=open-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(1v)|B (become)-*open.|[B­] 	¾
kapcka,÷<kap(ni)+cka(no)=openly-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|K is *cordial/openly-kind to D.|[K­D] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *cordiality, a spec. propertyŠ |¾
kapcko,÷<kap(ni)+cko(zu)=open-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|N *open D, nonintentionally.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|an *opener, that which ­s. |¾
kapcutci,÷<kap(ni)+cutci=open-shoe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *sandal, an open shoe.|[B­] 	¾
kapfagveo,÷<kap(ni)+fag(ro)+ve(sl)o=open-fire-container>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '85 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *fireplace/*hearth in F.|[B­F] 	¾
kapkla,÷<kap(ni)+kla(bu)=open-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *lace.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*lace, made of lace. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*lace, mass term. |¾
kapklacli,÷<kap(ni)+kla(bu)+cli(ka)=open-cloth-like[lace-like]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2a)|G is more *lacy/like lace than J.|[G­J] 	¾
kapli,÷kal ¿÷<3/5F complet; 4/7E complete; 3/7C wan liao; 3/7S complet-o; 2/6H samapt>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*perfectly/*wholly/*fully/*completely/*entirely, wholly. |[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is *complete/*entire/*whole/*finished/*perfect/*integral by standard N.|¾„(n)|*total, a whole/complete by standardŠ |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*incomplete, not whole, neg. of complete. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *entirety/*completion, a state of being complete. |¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *incompleteness, a state/condition. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *perfection/*integrity/*completeness, a spec. property. |¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *incompleteness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: kalcea; kalclekaa; kaldja; kaldurfoa; kalflesti; kalflo; kalgau; kalhoi; kalhui; kaljunkeu; kalkao; kalkapni; kalmao; kalmazpai; kalpebmao; kalpli; kalpursei; kalrea; kalridle; kalroa; kalrojkeo; kalsai; kalsaicko; kalsaimao; kalseldou; kalspe; kalspebi; kaltae; kaltalcea; kaltalcko; kaltalmao; kaltci; kukykalpli; norkalclivi; norkalylivcea; norkalylivcko; norkalylivmao; prakapli; ¾
kapma,÷¿÷<2/3E cap; 2/3C mao; 3/6R shliapa; 2/4F chapeau>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *hat/*cap/*headgear, a piece of headgear.|[B­] 	¾«‹ bidje„»(ph)|the *brim of hat/capŠ |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*headgear, mass term. |¾Used in: garkapma; garkapmydou; hadkapma; kapmyduo; sakykapma; ¾
kapmao,÷<kap(ni)+ma(dz)o=open-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *open D by/with V, intentionally.|[K­DV] 	¾
kapmyduo,÷<kapm(a)+y+du(rz)o=cap-do>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 2.4¾„(2v)|K *cap/*put-on/*don hat B.|[K­B] 	¾
kapni,÷kap ¿÷<2/3E open; 2/3C kai>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1a)|B is *open/*patent, not shut.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|*opening, an open place/thing. |¾Used in: kalkapni; kapcea; kapcka; kapcko; kapcutci; kapfagveo; kapkla; kapklacli; kapmao; kapsrusia; kaptrigru; parkapni; ¾
kapsi,÷¿÷<L. Capsicum spp.>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/some *pepper from S.|[B­S] 	¾
kapsrusia,÷<kap(ni)+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=open-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is an-open-*sore/*wound in S, with broken skin.|[B­S] 	¾
kapta,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|K is a/the (sea)-*captain of F, nautical/naval.|[K­F] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *captaincy (n), a state of being a captain. |¾
Kaptan,÷<E. Captain>|¿|Name|L4 '75 15¾„(voc)| a vocative: 'O *Captain!'.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Captain, a name/name-part: as in 'la Kaptan Kuk'.|¾
kaptrigru,÷<kap(ni)+tri(cu)+gru(pa)=open-tree-group[open-forest]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *park/*parkland/open-*forest, natural.|[B­] 	¾
kar,÷<kamra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kamra, camera.*| 	¾
karci,÷¿÷<2/3F coeur; 4/7E cardiac; 2/4C syieng; 2/5J shinzo; 2/7S corazon>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*cardiac, pert. to hearts. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *heart of F.|¾Used in: karcykei; karcysri; lekykarcysri; ¾
karcinogeni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *carcinogen causing N, cancer-causing substance. |[B­N] 	¾
karcykei,÷<karc(i)+y+ke(cr)i=heart-sad >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2a)|G is more *heartbreaking than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*hearbroken/*broken_hearted|¾
karcysri,÷<karc(i)+y+sri(te)=heart-writer>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *cardiograph.  |[B­] 	¾
karda,÷¿÷<4/4E card; 4/4H kard; 4/5R karta; 4/5S curtu; 3/4F carte; 3/5G karte; 2/6C ka pien>|¿|71% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *card.|[B­] 	¾Used in: kardysei; plekarda; tcidykarda; ¾
karduo,÷<ka(m)r(a)+du(rz)o=camera-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2v)|K *photograph/make-a-photograph of B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *photographer, one who ­s. |¾
kardurlae,÷<ka(m)r(a)+dur(zo)+la(rt)e=camera-do-art>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|V is an art of *photography.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*photographic, pert. to photography. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*photography, mass term of instances. |¾
kardysei,÷<kard(a)+y+se(tc)i=card-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|F is a *deck/*pack composed of cards B.|[F­B] 	¾
karku,÷¿÷<3/4E crack; 3/4J waru; 3/4F craqu-er; 3/6C hua kou; 2/5H darar>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *crack/*fissure in surface S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: karkycko; karkyflo; karkymao; nurkarku; nurkarkycea; nurkarkycko; nurkarkymao; ¾
karkycko,÷<kark(u)+y+cko(zu)=crack-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2v)|N *crack/*split D, non intentional.|[N­D] 	¾
karkyflo,÷<kark(u)+y+fo/l(ma)=crack-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2a)|G is more *cracked/full-of-cracks than J.|[G­J] 	¾
karkymao,÷<kark(u)+y+ma(dz)o=crack-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(3v)|K *crack/*split/*cleave D with V, intentional as of eggs.|[K­DV] 	¾
karnivori,÷<Lin. Carnivora>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*carnivore, pert. to ­s. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *carnivore of type/genus F, of the order Carnivora. |¾
karsa,÷kas ¿÷<3/5E across; 3/5H arpar; 3/7S al traves; 3/7F a travers>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3pp)|K is *across/*athwart/on-the-other-*side/over-*there D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾Used in: kasdio; kasfoa; kasfoamao; kasfoamormao; kasgoi; kasgoisia; limkarsa; ¾
kartcu,÷<ka(m)r(a)+tcu(re)=camera-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(a)|*photographic, pert. to photographs. |[P­BKV] 	¾„(4n)|P is a *photograph of B made by K with camera V.|¾
karti,÷¿÷<4/4E cart; 3/4H gari; 3/4S carro; 3/4G karre; 3/5F chariot; 4/7R karieta>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *cart/*carriage/*wagon/*buggy/*coach/*chariot/*dray, any non-motorized vehicle.|[B­] 	¾Used in: clidykarti; cpukarti; ctikarti; dorkarti; horkarti; kartysrosia; perkarti; racvelkarti; racykarti; trekarti; ¾
kartilagi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *cartilage/*gristle.  |[B­] 	¾
kartysrosia,÷<kart(i)+y+so/r(di)+si(tf)a=vehicle-store-place>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|D is a *mews/*garage for B, a storage place for non-motorized vehicles.|[D­B] 	¾
kas,÷<karsa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of karsa, across.*| 	¾
kasdio,÷<ka(r)s(a)+di(rc)o=across-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '83 3.6¾„(2v)|B is *transverse/*sideways to B.|[B­B] 	¾
kasfa,÷kaf ¿÷<2/2C fa; 3/5R karat; 3/6S castig-ar; 2/4J bassu-ru; 2/8E castigate>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*punitive, of one who/that which punishes. |[K­DVP] 	¾„(n)|a *punisher, one who ­s. |¾„(4v)|K *punish D for V by P.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*punishable, of actions. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *infraction, a punishable violation. |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *punishment, an imposed penalty. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*punishable, of persons. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *punishment, an act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *punishment, an event of being ­ed. |¾Used in: cmekasfa; gadkafbeo; gadnurkasfa; kafcue; kafdurcue; kafkeodou; kafkoi; kaftaa; lidselkasfa; morkafsia; norkafbeo; norkafdou; norkasfa; notkrikasfa; nurkasfa; pubkaftaa; recykaikasfa; ¾
kasfoa,÷<ka(r)s(a)+fo(rm)a=cross-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *cross/*intersection of S.|[B­S] 	¾
kasfoamao,÷<ka(r)s(a)+fo(rm)a+ma(dz)o=cross-form-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '90 2.7¾„(a)|*crossing/*intersecting ­ pertaining to things ­ed. |[K­BB] 	¾„(3v)|K *cross/*intersect B and B (set crossways).|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*cross/*intersection, an object formed by ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*cross/*intersection, a ­ing (ofŠandŠ). |¾
kasfoamormao,÷<ka(r)s(a)+fo(rm)a+mor(to)+ma(dz)o=cross-form-die-make>|¿|4_Cpx|RAM/MWZ '90 15¾„(2v)|K *crucify D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *crucifixion, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾
kasgoi,÷<ka(r)s(a)+go(dz)i=across-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *transverse, that which traverses, q.v. |[K­VD] 	¾„(3v)|K *cross/*traverse/*go-across V to/on the way to D.|¾„(a)|*transverse, of traversing things. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *traverse/*crossing, an act of going across. |¾
kasgoisia,÷<ka(r)s(a)+go(dz)i+si(tf)a=cross-over-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a *crossing/*ford/*portage over N.|[B­N] 	¾
kasna,÷¿÷<L kasni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '91 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *cow, a female bovine.|[B­] 	¾Used in: junkasna; ¾
kasne,÷¿÷<L kasni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '91 3.4¾„(2a)|G is more *bovine/*cow-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
kasni,÷¿÷<2/3E cow; 2/3C niu; 2/4S vaca; 1/3F vache>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *calf, an infant cow.|[B­] 	¾Used in: menkasnytaa; ¾
kasno,÷¿÷<L kasni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '91 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *bull, a male bovine.|[B­] 	¾
kasnu,÷¿÷<L kasni>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '91 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a/some *cow/*bull/*cattle/*oxen, non-specific.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cattle/*oxen, mass term of bovine animals. |¾
kat,÷<katli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of katli, quality.*| 	¾
katca,÷¿÷<3/4E watch; 3/4R vahta; 2/3C kan; 2/7H chaukas>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *watch/*observe/*gaze-at S doing/being V.|[K­SV] 	¾„(i)|*behold!/*watch!/*observe!, w/o a; 1st arg., an imperative.|¾„(a)|*observant, of one who watches.|¾„(n)|an *observer/*watcher, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*observable, conv. of observe.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *observation/*watch/*gaze, an act of watching.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|*observability, a prop., being ­able.|¾Used in: bicykunkatca; katcyrirda; kunkatca; narkatca; nornurkatca; nurkatca; smikatca; smikatcysia; turkatca; ¾
katcue,÷<kat(li)+cu(ts)e=characteristic-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 3.3¾„(4v)|K *attribute/*impute characteristic B to cause S under circumstances N.|[K­BSN] 	¾
katcyrirda,÷<katc(a)+y+rirda=watch-record>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2n)|P is a (written) *observation about V.|[P­V] 	¾
kathabolizi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*catabolic, pert. to ­ism. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *catabolize D by V. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *catabolism. |¾
kathalisi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *catalyse reaction D by V. |[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *catalyst, that which ­s. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *catalysis. |¾
kathodi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *cathode, a negative *electrode.  |[B­] 	¾
katholu,÷<Catholic=universal>|¿|Bor.|FR/RAM/JCB '86 2.5¾„(1a)|B is *Catholic, pertaining to the Catholic church.|[B­] 	¾
katli,÷kat kai ¿÷<4/6F qualite; 3/4H jati; 4/7E quality; 4/7S calidad; 4/9R katshiestv-o2/6C j liang>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2v)|B *have/be-*characterized-by quality/property/feature/relation N.|[B­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(av)|*qualitatively, by means of qualities.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*qualitative, of properties generally.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *characteristic/*feature/*property/*quality/*attribute ofŠ, a property.|¾«pa ‹„»(vt)|hadŠ, was characterized by featureŠ*|¾Used in: ctikai; djukai; durkai; durkaimou; forkai; forkaipua; guorsaskai; hirsaskai; kaidja; katcue; katmei; katpua; kolkai; kolkaicea; kolkaicko; kolkaimao; kumkai; lekykai; lilkai; lilkopkai; lodkai; nerkai; nerkaipua; ninpaireckai; nurkai; penrykai; perkaisei; puckai; purkai; reckai; recykaiflo; recykaikasfa; recykaisei; saskai; skactikai; stokai; stokaisei; sutysaskai; tcosaskai; terdirkai; terkai; terkaipua; torkai; torkaipua; tsikaitoa; turkai; viksaskai; ¾
katma,÷¿÷<3/3R kat; 3/3G katze; 2/3E cat; 2/3C mao; 2/4S gato>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *queen/*tabby, a female domestic-*cat/*feline.|[B­] 	¾
katme,÷¿÷<L katma>|¿|D_Prim|RAM/MWZ '75 4.1¾„(2a)|G is more *feline/*cat-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
katmei,÷<kat(li)+me(rl)i=quality-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(3v)|K *statistically-*analyse N with result P.|[K­NP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|statistical-*index, the result of ­ing. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|statistical-*data, the raw material to be analyzed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *statistical-*analysis ofŠwith resultŠ |¾
katmi,÷¿÷<L katma>|¿|D_Prim|RAM/MWZ '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *kitten, an infant *domestic-*cat/*feline.|[B­] 	¾
katmo,÷¿÷<L katma>|¿|D_Prim|RAM/MWZ '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *tomcat, a male *domestic-*cat/*feline.|[B­] 	¾
katmu,÷¿÷<L katma>|¿|D_Prim|RAM/MWZ '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *cat, non specific.|[B­] 	¾
katna,÷¿÷<4/4E cotton; 3/4R vata; 3/4J wata; 2/4F coton>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *cotton from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*cotton, made of cotton. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cotton, mass term. |¾
katpua,÷<kat(li)+pu(rd)a=quality-word>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|P *mean/*predicate B of F.|[P­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *predicate, a predicate word/expression. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *meaning, of a predicate. |¾
kau,÷<kanmo=can>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(aux)|*can/is-*able-to..., used before predicates (PA). E.g., Mi kau godzi daI can go to X. | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of kangu, dog.*|¾„(pp)|*in/*during/*under..., used before event/state terms to specify the conditions of an ability/ capability.|¾
kaurkuntaa,÷<ka(ng)u+r+ku(r)n(i)+ta(kn)a=dog-warning-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *growl/*snarl at D for/under conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *growl/*snarl, as of a dog.|¾
kaurtaa,÷<ka(ng)u+r+ta(kn)a=dog-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.5¾„(2v)|K *bark P, make a dog-like sound.|[K­P] 	¾„(a)|*barking, pertaining to ‹. |¾„(a)|*barker, one who ­s. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*bark (ing), an instance of ­ing. |¾
ke,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*and in 'both-and', forethought conjunction with ki: as in 'keŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
kea,÷<ckela>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ckela, school.*| 	¾
kec,÷<kecri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kecri, sad.*| 	¾
kecfaostu,÷<kec(ri)+fa(nd)o+stu(ci)=sad-end-story>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|P is a *tragedy about N by S. |[P­NS] 	¾
kechai,÷<kec(ri)+ha(pc)i=sad-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *bittersweet to D.|[B­D] 	¾
kecmao,÷<kec(ri)+ma(dz)o=sad-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(2v)|S *saddens/is saddening for D|[S­D] 	¾„(v)|*makesŠ-*sad|¾„(a)|*saddening, of something that saddensŠ|¾„(a)|*sad, of something that saddens|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sadness, all the saddening there is.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*sadness, a particulur case of saddening someone|¾
kecmou,÷<kec(ri)+mo(rd)u=sad-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(4a)|G is *sadder/more-*sorrowful about N than J is about N(1)|[G­NJN] 	¾
kecri,÷kec kei ¿÷<3/4C ke syi 2/3H khed; 2/6E regret>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2a)|K is *sad-about/*sorrowful/*sorry over V.|[K­V] 	¾„(v)|*sorrow/*grieve aboutŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sorrow/*woe/*grief, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sorrow/*sadness/*grief, mass term of property.|¾Used in: conkectaa; conkei; conkeicko; karcykei; kecfaostu; kechai; kecmao; kecmou; kecrue; kectaa; keicko; keidri; keikra; keircue; keirstastu; norceakei; notkei; stokei; ¾
kecrue,÷<kec(ri)+(b)ru(t)e=sad-breathe>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 2.4¾„(2v)|K *sigh about V, exhale audibly in sorrow/weariness/relief.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sigh aboutŠ |¾
kectaa,÷<kec(ri)+ta(kn)a=sad-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *bewail/*mourn/*lament/*speak-sadly-of V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lamenting/*lamentation/*lament, a spec. act of ­ing something. |¾
kei,÷<kecri>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*k, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of kecri, sad.*|¾
keicko,÷<ke(cr)i+cko(zu)=sadness-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '85 4.4¾„(1a)|B is *pathetic, causing sad feelings.|[B­] 	¾
keidri,÷<ke(cr)i+dri(ki)=sad-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *regret/*rue/be-*sorry/be-too-*bad-about V.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*regretful/*remorseful/*rueful/*sorry, of one who ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*regrettable, conv. of regret. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *remorse/*regret, an act/condition of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *remorsefulness/*regretfulness, a spec. property. |¾
keikra,÷<ke(cr)i+kra(ku)=sad-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *wail/*moan/*groan/*grieve-(over)/*cry-(about)/*mourn/*lament/*bewail N.|[K­N] 	¾„(a)|*mournful, of sad cries. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mourning, an act of ­ing. |¾
keircue,÷<ke(cr)i+r+cu(ts)e=sad-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3v)|K *regret V, express regrets forŠto D.|[K­VD] 	¾
keirstastu,÷<ke(cr)i+r+sta(di)+stu(ci)=sad-stage-story>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.9¾„(a)|*tragic, pert. to a tragedy. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *tragedy.|¾
kej,÷<kerju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kerju, care.*| 	¾
kejkao,÷<ke(r)j(u)+ka(kt)o=care-act>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(2v)|K *do-carefully/take-pains-with/be-*careful-with B.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*careful/*painstaking, painstaking withŠ|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*careless, neg. of painstaking. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *care, being careful/painstaking, q.v. |¾«po no ‹„»(n)|a *carelessness, an act/event of ­ness. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *carefulness, a spec. property. |¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|a *carelessness, a spec. property. |¾
kejklipu,÷<ke(r)j(u)+klipu=care-keep >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(v)|K *tend D.|[K­D] 	¾
kejtao,÷<ke(r)j(u)+ta(rg)o=carefully-argue>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(2v)|K *deliberate about F (group).|[K­F] 	¾„(a)|*deliberative aboutŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *deliberation, an act of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *deliberativeness, a spec. property. |¾
kekti,÷¿÷<2/2C ti; 2/2J ke-ru; 2/3E kick>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|K *kick/*hit D with a foot.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *kick, an act of ­ing. |¾
kel,÷<ckela>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ckela, school.*| 	¾
kelhati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|K *chelate with D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *chelate. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *chelation. |¾
kelkru,÷<(c)kel(a)+kru(ma)=school-room>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '82 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *school-room in/at F.|[B­F] 	¾
kelnie,÷<(c)kel(a)+ni(rn)e=school-year>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '92 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *grade/*form in school F.|[V­F] 	¾
kelsio,÷<(c)kel(a)+si(st)o=school-system>|¿|2_Cpx|JFC '83 3.7¾„(2n)|B is the *school-system of locality F.|[B­F] 	¾
kelvi,÷¿÷<Name Kelvin>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(3)|B measure(s) C in *degree-K, default 1.|[B­CK] 	¾«Da ‹ lio 50„»(Ph)|It has a *temperature of 50°K. |¾
kem,÷<kemdi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kemdi, chemical.*| 	¾
kembasni,÷<kem(di)+basni=chemical-base>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a chemical-*element, a chemically basic constituent of matter.|[B­] 	¾
kemdi,÷kem ¿÷<4/5G chemisch; 3/4F chimie; 4/6E alchemy; 3/5S quimic-o; 3/8C hua syue di>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.9¾„(a)|*chemical/*chemically pure, pert. to chemicals. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *chemical, chemically pure instance of substance F.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *purity, chemical, a spec. property. |¾Used in: kembasni; kemkraju; kemlitpro; kemnorsapla; kempoa; kemsensi; kemsesmao; kemsrusia; kemyrajmao; minkemdi; minkempli; ¾
kemkraju,÷<kem(di)+kraju=chemical-scratch>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 7+¾„(2v)| N *etch/*erode D e.g. Acids etch metals.|[N­D] 	¾
kemlitpro,÷<kem(di)+lit(la)+pro(ju)=chemical-light-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(a)|*luminescent/*luminous, pert. to light-producers. |[B­] 	¾„(1v)|B *glow/*luminesce, as of light producing animals/chemicals.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*luminescence, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*luminescence, an instance of ­ing. |¾
kemnorsapla,÷<kem(di)+nor+sapla=chemically-non-simple>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chemical-*compound of S (pl.set).  |[B­S] 	¾
kempoa,÷<kem(di)+po(nd)a=chemical-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(n)|a *reagent/*effector, that which reacts chemically. |[K­VSP] 	¾„(4v)|K *react chemically with reaction V with agent S producing P.|¾„(a)|*reactive, of chemical reagents. |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a reaction *product. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *reaction, a spec. chemical response. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reaction, an event of ­ing chemically. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *reactivity, a property of a reagent. |¾
kemsensi,÷<kem(di)+sensi=chemical-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.8¾„(1n)|B is an inst. of *chemistry.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*chemical, pert to ‹. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*chemistry, mass term. |¾
kemsesmao,÷<kem(di)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=chemistry-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(1n)|B is a *chemist (US), a specialist in chemistry.|[B­] 	¾
kemsrusia,÷<kem(di)+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=chemical-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(4n)|D *smart in S, a quick intense *pain as of "salt in the wound". (B­F) |[D­SBF] 	¾
kemyrajmao,÷<kem(di)+y+(k)raj(u)+ma(dz)o=chemical-scratch-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 7+¾„(3v)| K *etch D, using chemicals V.|[K­DV] 	¾
ken,÷<kenti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kenti, question.*| 	¾
kencue,÷<ken(ti)+cu(ts)e=question-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*questioning, of one who asks questions. |[K­PD] 	¾„(3v)|K *ask/*question question P of D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *question, asked byŠofŠ, conv. of ask. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *questioning, an act of asking questions. |¾
kendiu,÷<ken(ti)+di(sl)u=question-discuss>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/MWZ '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *ask/*inquire/*question about B from S|[K­BS] 	¾„(n)|an *inquirer, one who inquires.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inquiry, a spec. act of ­ing about.|¾
kenduo,÷<ken(ti)+du(rz)o=question-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *ask/*inquire/*question S|[K­S] 	¾„(a)|K is *curious/*inquisitive/*inquiring (by nature)|¾
kenoi,÷<ke+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*and-not, in 'bothŠand not', forethought with ki, in 'kenoiŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
kentaa,÷<ken(ti)+ta(kn)a=question-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *question/*ask D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *questioner, one who questions persons.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *query/*questioning, an act of askingŠaboutŠ|¾
kenti,÷ken ¿÷<4/5C wen ti; 4/8E question; 3/6F question; 3/7S pregunt-ar>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(4n)|P is a *question about B put by S to D.|[P­BSD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *questioner, one who poses a question. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *subject, of a question, conv. form. |¾Used in: fatkenti; kencue; kendiu; kenduo; kentaa; rorkentaa; ¾
keo,÷<ckemo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining version of ckemo, interval.*| 	¾„(l)|*kappa, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
keodre,÷<(c)ke(m)o+dre(ti)=time-correct>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(2a)|K is/are *prompt/*punctual in doing P.|[K­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*promptness/*punctuality, mass term. |¾
keopli,÷<(c)ke(m)o+pli(zo)=time-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *spend/*use time V for/doing P.|[K­VP] 	¾
keoska,÷<(c)ke(m)o+ska(lu)=time-scale>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|V is a *time scale, a system of units and zero point for measuring the passage of time.|[V­] 	¾
keospe,÷<(c)ke(m)o+spe(ni)=time-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.2¾„(2v)|K *pass (time) by V e.g. He passed the time by drinking.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *pastime, something to occupy oneself in spare time. |¾
kep,÷<ketpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ketpi, ticket.*| 	¾
kepcuo,÷<ke(t)p(i)+cu(nd)o=ticket-window>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is the *ticket-window of F.|[B­F] 	¾
ker,÷<kerti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kerti, air.*| 	¾
kerbao,÷<ker(ti)+ba(ks)o=air-box>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '85 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *cage for P.|[B­P] 	¾
kerbilca,÷<ker(ti)+bilca=air-military>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *airman/member of the air force of government F|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|an *air-force (mass term).|¾
kercli,÷<ker(ti)+cli(ka)=air-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2a)|G is more *airy/*air-like/*ethereal than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *airiness, a property of being like air. |¾
kerfio,÷<ker(ti)+fi(lm)o=air-feeling>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.6¾„(2n)|V is the *atmosphere/*aura of place/room/book F.|[V­F] 	¾
kerflo,÷<ker(ti)+fo/l(ma)=air-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2a)|G is more *airy/full-of-air than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *airiness, a state of being full of air. |¾
kerflofybou,÷<ker(ti)+flof(u)+y+bo(ts)u=air-float-boat>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hovercraft.|[B­] 	¾
kerhatini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *keratin, component of skin,horn etc.  |[B­] 	¾
kerju,÷kej keu ¿÷<3/3E care; 2/4C ju i>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *keep/take-care-of/*care-for D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *custodian/*keeper/*caretaker, one who takes care ofŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|the *care, a spec. act of taking care ofŠ |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *custody, a state of being cared for. |¾Used in: bankykeu; bercykeu; cmekeu; dedhonkeu; dipkeu; djotyhonkeu; farkeu; gardykeu; herkeu; kaljunkeu; kejkao; kejklipu; kejtao; keucle; keudre; keugru; keukra; lilkeu; norkeu; notkeu; nurbackeu; prakeu; ¾
kerkoi,÷<ker(ti)+ko(rj)i=air-commander>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '82 3.9¾„(3v)|K *command group B in air force F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|*commander, one who ­s, paradigm for all air force officers. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*command, the unit ­ed. |¾
kerkro,÷<ker(ti)+kro(li)=air-flow>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|V is a *draft/*air-current/*current at/on D from S.|[V­DS] 	¾
kerkroflo,÷<ker(ti)+kro(li)+fo/l(ma)=air-flow-full[draft-full]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is *draftier/more-full-of-drafts than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*drafty, draftier thanŠ |¾
kerkromei,÷<ker(ti)+kro(li)+me(rl)i=air-flow-measurer>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *anemometer.|[B­] 	¾
kerpozfoi,÷<ker(ti)+poz(fa)+fo(sl)i=air-oppose-force>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is *drag/*air-resistance of magnitude C|[V­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is the amount of *drag|¾
kerpucmei,÷<ker(ti)+puc(to)+me(rl)i=air-push-measurer>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *barometer.|[B­] 	¾
kerpuo,÷<ker(ti)+pu(ct)o=air-pusher>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.5¾„(2v)|K *fan (object) B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *fan. |¾
kersiu,÷<ker(ti)+si(lt)u=air-shake>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1v)|B (an airmass) is *turbulent/*bumpy|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*turbulent/*bumpy|¾«lepo ‹„»(n)|*turbulence/*air-pocket, a sp. event|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*turbulence, a prop.|¾
kersko,÷<ker(ti)+sko(ri)=air-screw>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *airscrew/*propellor of aircraft F|[B­F] 	¾
kerti,÷ker ¿÷<2/2E air; 2/2F air; 3/6C kong chi>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*air, made of air. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a quantity/mass of *air.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*air, mass term. |¾Used in: kerbao; kerbilca; kercli; kerfio; kerflo; kerflofybou; kerkoi; kerkro; kerkroflo; kerkromei; kerpozfoi; kerpucmei; kerpuo; kersiu; kersko; surkergrukoi; ¾
ket,÷<ketli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ketli, kettle.*| 	¾
ketcai,÷<ket(li)+ca(nl)i=kettle-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *kettle/*kettleful of N.|[C­N] 	¾
ketli,÷ket ¿÷<4/4E kettle; 5/5H ketli; 3/4G kessel; 3/6R kotiol; 2/6S tetera>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *kettle of N.|[B­N] 	¾Used in: ketcai; picyketli; ¾
ketpi,÷kep ¿÷<3/5G zettel; 2/4C piao; 2/5E ticket; 2/5H tikat; 2/6R biliet; 2/6S billete>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(3n)|B is a *ticket/*voucher for event P for price/consideration C.|[B­PC] 	¾Used in: gozleiketpi; kepcuo; miarketpi; ¾
keu,÷<kerju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kerju, care.*| 	¾
keucle,÷<ke(rj)u+cle(si)=care-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|B is *careless/*reckless with/about N, not caring about.|[B­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *carelessness/*recklessness, a spec. instance of being ‹. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *carelessness/*recklessness, a spec. prop. |¾
keudre,÷<ke(rj)u+dre(ti)=care-correct>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more-*accurate-than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*accuracy, an instance of being ‹. |¾«pu ‹„»(1n)|*accuracy, a property of being ‹. |¾
keugru,÷<ke(rj)u+gru(pa)=care-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 3.8¾„(2n)|B is an *academy of F.|[B­F] 	¾
keukra,÷<ke(rj)u+kra(ku)=care-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K *cry/*shout a warning to D of danger V|[K­DV] 	¾„(v)|give-an-*alarm-to/*warnŠofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alarm/*warning/*shout, a sp. act of ­ing. e.g. "Watch out"|¾
ki,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*then/*or/*and/*nor etc., infix mark of forethought connections.| 	¾
kia,÷<kitsa>|¿|LW|L4 '75 2.9¾„(pm)|(delete previous word).*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of kitsa, copulate.*|¾
kic,÷<kicmu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kicmu, doctor.*| 	¾
kickoi,÷<kic(mu)+ko(rj)i=doctor-order>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(4n)|B is a (doctor¹s) *prescription given by S to P, prescribing treatment N.|[B­SPN] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *treatment/(medical)-*regime|¾
kicmu,÷kic kiu ¿÷<3/4E cure; 3/4C i shung; 3/5H hakim; 2/6R fizishn; 2/3J isha>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *physician/*doctor/*medic, a physician.|[K­DBV] 	¾„(4v)|K *doctor/*treat D medically for B with V.|¾„(a)|*medical, pert. to medics/physicians.|¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*medical, pert. to treatments.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *patient, medical, conv. of doctor.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *treatment, medical, a spec. event.|¾Used in: jurkiu; kickoi; kiucti; kiukla; kiuklu; kiurctiduo; kiurctivemsia; kiursensi; mekykiu; nurkiu; ¾
kie,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(av)|*parenthetically, parentheses as spoken.| 	¾„(pm)|(left parenthesis), used with kiu as in 'kieŠkiu'.*.|¾
kii,÷<kinci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of kinci, accompany.*| 	¾„(pp)|*with/*accompanied-by, a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).|¾
kik,÷<kinku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kinku, sharp.*| 	¾
kikcko,÷<ki(n)k(u)+cko(zu)=sharp-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 4.7¾„(n)|a *sharpener, that which ­ens.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *sharpen D, nonintentional|¾
kikmao,÷<ki(n)k(u)+ma(dz)o=sharp-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(3v)|K *sharpen D with V, intentionally.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *sharpener, one who ­ens.|¾
kiksrusia,÷<ki(n)k(u)+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=sharp-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B *smart in F, a sharp intense *pain.|[B­F] 	¾
kikyguo,÷<ki(n)k(u)+y+gu(st)o=sharp-taste>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *sharp taste/flavour.|[B­] 	¾
kikykamki,÷<ki(n)k(u)+y+kamki=sharp-humorous>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *witty.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*wit, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *wit.|¾
kil,÷<kilto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kilto, thousandfold.*| 	¾
kilcalri,÷<kil(to)+calri=1000 calories>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilocalorie (s), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
kilgramo,÷<kil(to)+gramo=1000 grams>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilogram (s), default 1|[B­C] 	¾
kilherzi,÷<kil(to)+herzi=1000 hertz>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilohertz (kilocycles), default 1|[B­C] 	¾
kilmeo,÷<kil(to)+me(tr)o=1000-meters>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilometer (s), default 1|[B­C] 	¾
kilnie,÷<kil(to)+ni(rn)e=1000-years>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *millenium (millenia), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
kilninkeo,÷<kil(to)+ni(r)n(e)+(c)ke(m)o=1000-year-interval>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *millenium of epoch F.|[B­F] 	¾
kilto,÷kil ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *thousandfold of B, (10E3) international prefix |[F­B] 	¾Used in: kilcalri; kilgramo; kilherzi; kilmeo; kilnie; kilninkeo; kilvatsi; kilvatsyhoo; kilvolta; kilvoltyamperi; ¾
kilvatsi,÷<kil(to)+vatsi=1000-watts>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilowatt quantities, default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
kilvatsyhoo,÷<kil(to)+vats(i)+y+ho(rt)o=1000-watt-hours>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilowatt-hour quantities, default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
kilvolta,÷<kil(to)+volta=1000-volts>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilovolt (s), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
kilvoltyamperi,÷<kil(to)+volt(a)+y+amperi=1000-voltamperes>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *kilovoltampere (s), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
kimheri,÷<Lin. Chimaera>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Chimaera, a fish of that genus. |[B­] 	¾
kin,÷<kinci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kinci, accompany.*| 	¾
kinbei,÷<kin(ci)+be(rt)i=together-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *collector, gatherer, as of specimens.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *gather/*collect/*assemble/*bring-together B at place D from S.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *collection/*gathering/*assemblage, a collection byŠatŠfromŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *collection, an act of ­ing.|¾
kinblo,÷<kin(ci)+blo(da)=together-strike>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.5¾„(3v)|K *clash B with B.|[K­BB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *clash, a striking together.|¾
kinblosoa,÷<kin(ci)+blo(da)+so(nd)a=together-strike-sound>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.5¾„(2n)|B a *clash of S, a metallic collision sound.|[B­S] 	¾
kinci,÷kin kii ¿÷<3/4C i chi; 2/3S con; 3/7F accompagn-er; 3/8E accompany>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *companion, one who is withŠin doingŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(pp)|*with, accompanyingŠin doingŠ|¾„(3v)|K *accompany/be-*together-with D in doing V.|¾„(av)|*along, accompanyingŠwhile doingŠ|¾„(a)|*companionable/*accompanying, being withŠin doingŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*companionship, mass term of states.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*apart, neg. of together.|¾«no nu ‹„»(ph)|be *withoutŠin doingŠ, neg. conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *company/*companionship/*accompaniment, an act/process of ing.|¾Used in: cirkii; datkinsatro; fankinsea; ficyjankii; genkingoi; gozkii; hijkinbeo; jupkingoi; kadkii; kinbei; kinblo; kinblosoa; kincia; kincle; kinclecea; kinclecko; kinclefio; kinclemao; kincpu; kindanse; kingoi; kinkao; kinkaogru; kinkra; kinkue; kinlii; kinmao; kinmaotcu; kinsea; kinsei; kinsri; kintaa; kintci; kintraci; kintua; krukii; larkinsea; pargrukii; polkingru; prikingoi; repdurkii; srikii; trakinci; ¾
kincia,÷<kin(ci)+ci(rn)a=accompany-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|D is an *apprentice/*disciple of teacher S in subject N|[D­SN] 	¾
kincle,÷<kin(ci)+cle(si)=without-companions>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|do-*alone/by-*oneself, be alone in doingŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(av)|*alone/by-*oneself, while alone.|¾„(2a)|K is *alone/*solitary/*secluded/*isolated/*unaccompanied/*companionless in doing V, without the presence of others|¾„(p)|by *himself/*itself/*myself/*ourselves/*themselves/*yourself/*yourselves/*oneself/*herself, by herself, without companions.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*solitude/*isolation/*aloneness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *solitude/*seclusion, an instance of being alone.|¾
kinclecea,÷<kin(ci)+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=companions-without-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(2v)|B become-*isolated/*cut-off from F.|[B­F] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*isolation, an act of ­ing.|¾
kinclecko,÷<kin(ci)+cle(si)+cko(zu)=companions-without-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(3v)|K *isolate/*cut-off B from F (unintentional cause)|[K­BF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*isolated, describing the thing/person ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*isolation, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(a)|an *isolation, a spec. instance of being ­ed.|¾
kinclefio,÷<kin(ci)+cle(si)+fi(lm)o=companion-without-feel>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT '86 2.9¾„(1a)|B is *lonely/*solitary/*lonesome/*forlorn, regretting the absence of companion.|[B­] 	¾
kinclemao,÷<kin(ci)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=companions-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(3v)|K *isolate/*cut-off B from F (intentional act).|[K­BF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*isolated, describing the thing/person ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*isolation, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(a)|an *isolation, a spec. instance of being ­ed.|¾
kincpu,÷<kin(ci)+cpu(la)=accompany-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/RAM '87 2.2¾„(a)|*pulling/*towing (objectŠ).|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|*tractor (ofŠ).|¾„(2v)|K *draw-along/*tow B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*towed/*pulled (byŠ).|¾
kindanse,÷<kin(ci)+danse=company-dance>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.7¾„(3v)|K *dance with F to P (as e.g. a dance company).|[K­FP] 	¾„(n)|*dancer, withŠtoŠone who ­s.|¾„(a)|*dancing, pertaining to ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dance, an event of ­ing.|¾
kingoi,÷<kin(ci)+go(dz)i=with-go>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(5v)|K *go-with B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
kinkao,÷<kin(ci)+ka(kt)o=together-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a *comrade/*partner/*accomplice/*confederate of B in activity V, general term for a close associate.|[B­BV] 	¾«nufu ‹„»(v)|be-*party-to, accomplice, in activityŠwithŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *partnership/*confederacy, as among individuals.|¾
kinkaogru,÷<kin(ci)+ka(kt)o+gru(pa)=together-act-group>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(a)|*federal, of federations.|[F­B] 	¾„(2n)|F is a *federation/*confederation of groups B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*federacy/*confederacy, as among groups.|¾
kinkra,÷<kin(ci)+kra(ku)=together-call>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.4¾„(3v)|K *convoke/*convene/*call-together D for P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|*convener/*convenor, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *convocation, a convoked meeting.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *convocation/*convention/*meeting,Š­ed forŠ, an act of calling together.|¾
kinku,÷kik ¿÷<3/3E keen; 2/4C kuai; 2/4J kire-ru>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2a)|G is *sharper/*keener than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*sharp/*keen, pert. to sharp objects.|¾„(vi)|*cut, by virtue of being sharp, able to cut.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dull, as of blades, conv. of sharp.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sharpness/*keenness, a property of sharp objects.|¾Used in: kikcko; kikmao; kiksrusia; kikyguo; kikykamki; ¾
kinkue,÷<kin(ci)+ku(mc)e=accompany-reciprocally>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *accompany-each-other in activity V.|[K­V] 	¾
kinlii,÷<kin(ci)+(c)li(v)i=with-live>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *live-with K.|[K­K] 	¾
kinmao,÷<kin(ci)+ma(dz)o=together-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '83 2.2¾„(3v)|K *bring B close-to/*together/*assemble-with F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|*assembler, one that ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*assembled, objects/persons ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *assembly, objects/persons ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *assembly/*bringing-together.|¾
kinmaotcu,÷<kin(ci)+ma(dz)o+tcu(re)=together-make-picture>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(4n)|P is a *mosaic depicting B and made from S by artist K|[P­BSK] 	¾
kinsea,÷<kin(ci)+se(tf)a=together-put>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *collect/*assemble/*put/*piece-together B as/into assembly F.|[K­BF] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *assembly/*collection/*assemblage, an assembled whole.|¾
kinsei,÷<kin(ci)+se(tc)i=together-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.2¾„(2n)|F is a *bouquet/*bunch/*cluster of B.|[F­B] 	¾
kinsri,÷<kin(ci)+sri(te)=accompany-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *follow B in order to *chronicle V|[K­BV] 	¾
kintaa,÷<kin(ci)+ta(kn)a=together-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 2.2¾„(3v)|K *converse with D about B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a specific instance of *conversation.|¾
kintci,÷<kin(ci)+t(it)ci=together-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *eat/*break-bread/*share-meal with D.|[K­D] 	¾
kintraci,÷<kin(ci)+traci=with-travel>|¿|2_Cpx|MWZ '90 1.0¾„(4v)|K *accompany/*go-with B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|a *companion, ofŠtoŠfromŠ|¾„(a)|*accompanying, going withŠ, as in travel.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *companionship, a state of going with.|¾
kintua,÷<kin(ci)+tu(rk)a=together-work>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *collaborate/*assist/*work/coöperate with K on P.|[K­KP] 	¾„(n)|a *colleague/*fellow-*worker/*collaborator, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *collaboration/*assistance, an act of ­ing.|¾
kio,|LW|L4 '75 2.9¾„(pm)|(delete this utterance).*.| 	¾
kiotlu,÷<Nahuatl coyotl>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *coyote from S, a feral canine.|[B­S] 	¾
kisti,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *schist of typeŠfromŠ, any fine-grained metamorphic rock.|[B­] 	¾
kithini,÷<ISV chitin=material of arthropod exoskeletons>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|B is the *shell/*exoskeleton/*chitin of an arthropod F.|[B­F] 	¾
kitsa,÷kia ¿÷<3/4C tsao; 4/6E coitus; 3/5S coito; 2/6F s'accoupl-er>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *copulate/*mate/*mount/make-*love-to/have *coitus/*intercourse with K.|[K­K] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*intercourse/*coitus, the mass of such acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of (sexual)-*intercourse/*mating/*coitus.|¾Used in: norpaskia; nurpeckia; peckia; ¾
kiu,÷<kicmu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pm)|(right parenthesis), used with kie*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of kicmu, doctor.*|¾
kiucti,÷<ki(cm)u+cti(fu)=medical-substance>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *medicine/*drug.|[B­] 	¾
kiukla,÷<ki(cm)u+kla(bu)=medical-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(3n)|B is a *bandage on D for treating N.|[B­DN] 	¾
kiuklu,÷<ki(cm)u+ku/(t)l(a)=medically-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(n)|a *surgeon, one who operates.|[K­DN] 	¾„(a)|*surgical, pert. to surgery.|¾„(3v)|K *operate/perform-*surgery on D for N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*surgery, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *operation/*surgery, an event of ­ing medically.|¾
kiurctiduo,÷<ki(cm)u+r+cti(fu)+du(rz)o=medical-substance-do>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(3v)|K *drug D with substance V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*drugged (by personŠ).|¾
kiurctivemsia,÷<ki(cm)u+r+cti(fu)+ve(d)m(a)+si(tf)a=medical-substance-selling-place>|¿|4_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *pharmacy/*chemist-shop/*drug-store.|[B­] 	¾
kiursensi,÷<ki(cm)u+r+sensi=medical-science>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.0¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *medical-science.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|*medical-science/*medicine, mass term.|¾
kiz,÷<skizo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of skizo, ski.*| 	¾
kizgoi,÷<(s)kiz(o)+go(dz)i=ski-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *skier, a cross-country skier.|[K­DS] 	¾„(3v)|K *ski to D from S.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *skiing, cross-country.|¾
kizpli,÷<(s)kiz(o)+pli(zo)=ski-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *skier, one who skis.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *ski on slope(s) B.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*skiing, general term (acts).|¾
kla,÷<klabu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of klabu, cloth.*| 	¾
klabu,÷kla ¿÷<2/2C bu; 2/4E cloth; 2/4S tela>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.3¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *cloth/*fabric.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*cloth/*fabric, made of cloth.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fabric/*cloth, mass term.|¾Used in: bedkla; canciekla; curkla; faslykla; folkla; fordykla; hedkla; herkla; jarkla; kapkla; kapklacli; kiukla; laokla; lulkla; nandykla; nandyklamao; nazbykla; snekla; tcukla; tiokla; ¾
klada,÷¿÷<4/5E cloud; 2/5H badal; 2/6R iblako>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a *cloud of air mass F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: kladycle; kladydru; kladyflo; kladykua; ¾
kladycle,÷<klad(a)+y+cle(si)=cloud-without>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *cloudless|[B­] 	¾
kladydru,÷<klad(a)+y+d(i)r(l)u=cloud-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1v)|N *clear-up/become-*unclouded.|[N­] 	¾
kladyflo,÷<klad(a)+y+fo/l(ma)=cloud-full>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1a)|N is *cloudy, full of clouds.|[N­] 	¾
kladykua,÷<klad(a)+y+ku(vg)a=cloud-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(2a)|G is/are more *cloudy than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*cloudy, cloudier thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*cloudiness, mass term of prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cloudiness, a spec. state.|¾
klaki,÷¿÷<2/2E key; 3/5S tecla; 2/3R klavic; 2/2J ki>|¿|45% C_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *key/*button, a (typically) binary-state control, of device F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: gantiaklaki; klakybarta; klakyduo; klakysio; kojklaki; kojtiaklaki; noirtiaklaki; tiarklaki; toltiaklaki; ¾
klakybarta,÷<klak(i)+y+barta=key-board>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *keyboard/*console of device F.|[B­F] 	¾
klakyduo,÷<klak(i)+y+du(rz)o=key-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *key/*enter (data) B into device/system F.|[K­BF] 	¾
klakysio,÷<klak(i)+y+si(st)o=key-system>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *keyboard-arrangement, arrangement of keys in device F.|[B­F] 	¾
klarete,÷<IV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2)|B is some *claret from S, a red wine|[B­S] 	¾
kle,÷<klesi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of klesi, class.*| 	¾
kleda,÷¿÷<3/4E cold; 2/3C leng; 3/6R kholod; 2/5H thandha>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *cooler/*colder than J by C.|[G­JC] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*cold, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*cold, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *coldness, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *coolness/*coldness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: kledymao; kofkleda; kofkledycko; kofkledymao; kofkledypae; ¾
kledii,÷<kle(si)+di(sr)i=class-decide>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *categorize/*type/*classify/*dispose-of/*put B into class F.|[K­BF] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disposition/*classification, an act of categorizing.|¾
kledja,÷<kle(si)+dja(no)=class-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *classifies/*identifies/*recognizes B as belonging to class F.|[K­BF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*classified/*identified/*recognized byŠas an|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an/a *classification/*identification/*recognition, an event of recognizingŠas anŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an/a *classification/*identification/*recognition, an event of being recognized byŠas anŠ|¾
kledui,÷<kle(si)+du(vr)i=class-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.8¾„(2v)|K *class-*discover, discover the class to which B belongs.|[K­B] 	¾
kledymao,÷<kled(a)+y+ma(dz)o=cool-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.8¾„(3v)|K *cool D with/by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cooling, a spec. act.|¾
klehansaa,÷<kle(si)+han(co)+sa(np)a=class-hand-sign>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|N is a classifier symbolizing a member of object class F.*|[N­F] 	¾
klemao,÷<kle(si)+ma(dz)o=class-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2v)|K *order/*classify/make-a-classification-system-for F.|[K­F] 	¾„(n)|a *classification, an act of system-making.|¾„(n)|*classifier, classification system-maker.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ordered, conv. of order.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*order, a state of being classified.|¾
klemaosio,÷<kle(si)+ma(dz)o+si(st)o=class-make-system>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|N is a *taxonomy of F, e.g. the Linnaean classification in biology.|[N­F] 	¾
kleni,÷¿÷<4/4E clay; 2/3R glina; 2/5J nendo; 2/8C jia no ni; 3/10H chikni mitti>|¿|43% C_Prim|JCB '91 3.0¾„(2n)|B is some *clay from source S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: jungyklenyveo; klenyveo; ¾
klenyveo,÷<klen(i)+y+ve(sl)o=clay-container>|¿|2_Cpx|NT/JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(1n)|B is/are *ceramics/*pottery made from china-clay or kaolin.|[B­] 	¾
klepetri,÷<kle(si)+petri=class-distribute>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(3v)|K *sort/*classify/put-into-classes B among F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *classifier, sorter.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sorting/*classification, an act of sorting.|¾
klesi,÷kle ¿÷<3/3C lei; 3/4E class; 3/4R klass; 3/4F classe; 3/5S clase>|¿|65% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *classification/*category/*class/*type/*sort/*kind of F with defining property N.|[B­FN] 	¾Used in: batkle; danrykle; ganbrakle; gansockle; kledii; kledja; kledui; klehansaa; klemao; klemaosio; klepetri; kleviadja; kolkle; nerkle; rorkle; rornurkle; seckle; sockle; taksonkle; tuakle; ¾
kleviadja,÷<kle(si)+vi(zk)a+dja(no)=class-see-know>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(3v)|K *recognize person/object B as being an instance of class F.|[K­BF] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *recognition ofŠasŠ|¾
kli,÷<kliri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kliri, clear.*| 	¾
klicea,÷<kli(ri)+ce(nj)a=clear(er)-become>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '86 2.5¾„(a)|*clearing, becoming lighter.|[G­J] 	¾„(2v)|G become *clearer/*lighter than J.|¾
klimao,÷<kli(ri)+ma(dz)o=clear-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *account-for/*clarify/*explain B to D by saying V.|[K­BDV] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|an *explanation, an ­atory remark.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inexplicable, neg. of explicable.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*explicable/*accountable, explicable.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|*explanatory, pert. to explanations.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *explanation, an act of ­ing.|¾
klimaosio,÷<kli(ri)+ma(dz)o+si(st)o=clear-make-system[explanation-system]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(3n)|P is a *theory explaining B under assumptions N.|[P­BN] 	¾„(a)|*theoretical, pert. to theories.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*theory, mass term.|¾
klimaosismao,÷<kli(ri)+ma(dz)o+sis(to)+ma(dz)o=clear-make-system-make[theory-make]>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *theorize about B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *theoretician, one who makes theories.|¾
klimaoste,÷<kli(ri)+ma(dz)o+ste(ti)=clear-make-sentence>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|P is an *explication/*explanation of sentence B.|[P­B] 	¾„(a)|*explicative, of sentences which explain.|¾„(vt)|*explicateŠ, one sentence of another.|¾
klini,÷¿÷<4/4E clean; 3/5S limpi-o; 3/5J kirei; 2/4G rein>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*cleanly, in a clean manner.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is/are *cleaner than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*cleanliness, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(2a)|more *dirty/*foul/*unclean than.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *uncleanliness/*dirtiness.|¾Used in: bufklini; datklinycti; datklinymao; klinycko; klinymao; klinymaosia; klinysatro; nurklini; nurklinycea; nurklinymao; nurklinymra; spaklinymao; ¾
klinorbli,÷<kli(ri)+nor+bli(cu)=clearly-not-possible>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.3¾„(2a)|G is more *absurd/*unbelievable than J.|[G­J] 	¾
klinycko,÷<klin(i)+y+cko(zu)=clean-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(n)|a *cleaner/*cleanser, that which ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *clean/*cleanse D, makeŠclean, nonintentional|¾
klinymao,÷<klin(i)+y+ma(dz)o=clean-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|K *clean/*cleanse D, makeŠclean, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *cleaner, one who ­s.|¾«no nu ‹„»(n)|*uncleanable, unable to be cleaned.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cleanable, of that which is cleaned.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cleaning, a spec. act.|¾
klinymaosia,÷<klin(i)+y+ma(dz)o+si(tf)a=clean-make-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *laundry/*cleaners|[B­] 	¾
klinysatro,÷<klin(i)+y+satro=clean-rub>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(2v)|K *wipe B, to clean it.|[K­B] 	¾
klipu,÷lip ¿÷<3/3E keep; 3/3C liu>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *keep/*retain/*hold B in their possession.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*retainable, of that which is kept.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *retention, an act of keeping.|¾Used in: driklipu; fanklipu; fanlipcme; kejklipu; kriklipu; lipfaa; lipfiu; lipfro; liplei; lipmue; netklipu; smisroklipu; tedklipu; ¾
kliri,÷kli ¿÷<4/4E clear; 4/5J kirei; 3/4S clar-o; 3/4F clair; 3/4G klar; 3/5R liegk-ioi>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *apparent/*lucid/*clearer/more-*transparent than J, fig. understandable.|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*clearly, as a predicate modifier.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *lucidity/*transparency/*clarity, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bliklimao; bliklimazmao; klicea; klimao; klimaosio; klimaosismao; klimaoste; klinorbli; klisupta; klivia; norkli; norklicue; pertyfeokli; sanklimao; ¾
klisupta,÷<kli(ri)+supta=clear-soup>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a quantity/portion of *broth/*consomme.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*broth/consommé, mass term.|¾
klivia,÷<kli(ri)+vi(zk)a=clearly-see>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *discern/*make-out/*see-clearly B against F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(a)|*discerning/*perceptive, of one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*discernible, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*discernment, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *perceptiveness, a spec. property.|¾
klo,÷<klogu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of klogu, closed.*| 	¾
klocko,÷<klo(gu)+cko(zu)=closed-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(2v)|K *close/*shut D, nonintentional|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *closing/*shutting, an act of ­ing.|¾
klofagveo,÷<klo(gu)+fag(ro)+ve(sl)o=closed-fire-container>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *stove/*furnace in F.|[B­F] 	¾
klogru,÷<klo(gu)+gru(pa)=closed-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|F is a *circle/*set/*clique including member(s) B.|[F­B] 	¾
klogu,÷klo ¿÷<3/4E close; 2/4C guan>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|a continuous *loop in path/curve/string/wall.|[N­] 	¾„(1v)|N is/are *closed, as of a door/curve/path.|¾Used in: jiuklo; klocko; klofagveo; klogru; klokoa; klomao; klopinda; klorua; kloruamuo; neiklo; refklomao; ¾
klokoa,÷<klo(gu)+ko(rv)a=closed-curve>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.7¾„(3n)|N is a *loop of/in B for P.|[N­BP] 	¾
klomao,÷<klo(gu)+ma(dz)o=closed-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(3v)|K *close/*shut D by/with K, intentional.|[K­DK] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *closing/*shutting, an act of ­ing.|¾
klone,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|F ia/are a *clone of S, individuals derived asexually from a single individual. |[F­S] 	¾Used in: klonymao; ¾
klonymao,÷<klon(e)+y+ma(dz)o=clone-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *clone D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
klopinda,÷<klo(gu)+pinda=close-pin>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *safety-pin.|[B­] 	¾
klorua,÷<klo(gu)+ru(tm)a=closed-course>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(2n)|N is a/the *circuit of B.|[N­B] 	¾
kloruamuo,÷<klo(gu)+ru(tm)a+mu(vd)o=closed-course-move[circuit-move]>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(2n)|K *circulate in N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *circulation.|¾
klu,÷<kutla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kutla, cut.*| 	¾
klumroza,÷<ku/(t)l(a)+mroza=cut-hammer>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an *ax/*axe/*hatchet, a tool for chopping.|[B­] 	¾
klupai,÷<ku/(t)l(a)+pa(rt)i=cut-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *cut/*division/*piece/*section/*segment of F,a part obtained by cutting.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cuttable, capable of being cut.|¾
klurae,÷<ku/(t)l(a)+ra(nd)e=cut-round>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 1.6¾„(1a)|N is *round/*circular/*cylindrical/*spherical, i.e. circular in at least one dimension.|[N­] 	¾
ko,|LW|L4 '75 2.3¾„(c)|*if-and-only-if/*mean, forethought equivalence with ki as in 'koŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
koa,÷<korva>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korva, curve.*| 	¾
kobra,÷¿÷<Portuguese>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cobra from S, a poisonous snake. |[B­S] 	¾
koc,÷<korce>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korce, cord.*| 	¾
kocdjicea,÷<ko(r)c(e)+dji(ne)+ce(nj)a=cord-join-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '91 7+¾„(1n)|B (collection) become *linked/*joined/*strung together. |[B­] 	¾
kocduo,÷<ko(r)c(e)+du(rz)o=line-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(4v)|K *tie/*bind object B to B by means of line/bond V.|[K­BBV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*bonded, tied toŠbyŠwithŠ|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *tie/*bond, tie, a line used in tying.|¾
kochebfii,÷<ko(r)c(e)+he(r)b(a)+fi(ld)i=cord-plant-field>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a *vineyard.|[B­] 	¾
kocherba,÷<ko(r)c(e)+herba=cord-plant>|¿|2_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *vine of habitat F.|[B­F] 	¾
kocytcela,÷<ko(r)c(e)+y+tcela=cord-wing>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *kite (a covered framework flown on a string).|[B­] 	¾
koe,÷<korce>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korce, cord.*| 	¾
koecli,÷<ko(rc)e+cli(ka)=cord-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is (more) *stringy (than J is)|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *stringiness, a specific property.|¾
koecpu,÷<ko(rc)e+cpu(la)=rope-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *tow/*haul B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾
kof,÷<komfu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of komfu, comfortable.*| 	¾
kofcko,÷<ko(m)f(u)+cko(zu)=comfort-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K happens to *make-*comfortable B in/about/with N|[K­BN] 	¾
kofcle,÷<ko(m)f(u)+cle(si)=comfort-without>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.9¾„(2a)|G is more *wretched/*disconsolate than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *wretchness/*disconsolation|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wretchedness/*disconsolateness, a spec. prop.|¾
kofdamni,÷<ko(m)f(u)+damni=comfortably-low>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2a)|G is (more) *humble/*meek/*lowly (than J is).|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*humility/*meekness, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *humility/*meekness.|¾
kofhai,÷<ko(m)f(u)+ha(pc)i=comfortably-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|K is/are *contented /comfortably-*happy with/about N.|[K­N] 	¾«no ‹„»(a)|*discontented with/aboutŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *contentment, a specific state.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|some *discontent, a specific instance.|¾
kofhatro,÷<ko(m)f(u)+hatro=comfortably-hot>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*warm, pleasantly warm.|[N­D] 	¾„(2a)|N is *warm enough/comfortably/agreeably warm to/for D.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|a *warmth, a spec. prop.|¾
kofkleda,÷<ko(m)f(u)+kleda=comfortably-cool>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.8¾„(2a)|G is *cooler than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*cool, pleasantly cool.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|a *coolness, a spec. prop.|¾
kofkledycko,÷<ko(m)f(u)+kled(a)+y+cko(zu)=comfort-cold-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(2v)|N *cool/*refresh D, non-intentional, as a refreshing breeze. |[N­D] 	¾
kofkledymao,÷<ko(m)f(u)+kled(a)+y+ma(dz)o=comfort-cold-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM/MWZ '90 4.3¾„(2v)|K *cool/*refresh D, intentional|[K­D] 	¾
kofkledypae,÷<ko(m)f(u)+kled(a)+y+pa(tc)e=comfortably-cool-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(n)|Šis an *air_conditioner.|[B­D] 	¾„(2v)|B *climatize/*air-condition D.|¾«nu ‹„»(pp)|Šis *air_conditioned.|¾
kofmao,÷<ko(m)f(u)+ma(dz)o=comfortable-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *solace/*comfort/*console/*reassure D, makeŠcomfortable|[K­D] 	¾„(v)|make-Š-*comfortable/give-*comfort-toŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*consolable, of that being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consolation, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *consolation/*solace/*comfort, a state of being made ­able.|¾
kofmou,÷<ko(m)f(u)+mo(rd)u=comfortable-more>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(4a)|G is *more comfortable about N than J (is about) N.|[G­NJN] 	¾
koi,÷<korji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korji, command.*| 	¾
koicli,÷<ko(rj)i+cli(ka)=commander-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(a)|*imperious/*commanding, toŠ, commander-like.|[K­D] 	¾„(av)|*imperiously/*commandingly, in an imperious way.|¾„(2a)|K is *commanding/*imperious to D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *imperiousness, a spec. act of ­ness.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *imperiousness, a spec. property.|¾
koiflo,÷<ko(rj)i+fo/l(ma)=order-full>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *imperious about V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾
koifro,÷<ko(rj)i+fo/r(li)=order-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is/are *commanding/*irresistible about V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾
koitro,÷<ko(rj)i+tro(li)=order-control>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *discipline D in N.|[K­DN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disciplined byŠinŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *discipline ofŠinŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *discipline byŠinŠ|¾
koj,÷<korji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korji, command.*| 	¾
kojfiu,÷<ko(r)j(i)+fi(br)u=order-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is/are *ineffectual/*wimpy about V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾
kojgaa,÷<ko(r)j(i)+ga(nt)a=command-higher-than>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM/MWZ '91 2.2¾„(n)|a *superior, one who is ‹.|[G­JF] 	¾„(3a)|G is *superior to J in organizational structure F.|¾
kojhelgru,÷<ko(r)j(i)+hel(ba)+gru(pa)=command-help-group>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JFB '88 2.7¾„(2n)|B are the military *staff/assistants of F.|[B­F] 	¾
kojkao,÷<ko(r)j(i)+ka(kt)o=command-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *carry-out/*execute order V given by S.|[K­VS] 	¾„(n)|an *executive, one who carries out orders.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*carrying-out/*execution, ­ing an order.|¾
kojklaki,÷<ko(r)j(i)+klaki=function-key>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *function-key of keyboard F, a key performing a specific function.|[B­F] 	¾
kojpoa,÷<ko(r)j(i)+po(nd)a=order-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/MWZ '91 2.2¾„(a)|*obedient, of one who obeys, q.v.|[K­SV] 	¾„(3v)|K *obey a/the command of S by doing V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *obedience, a spec. instance.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *obedience, a spec. property.|¾
kojtiaklaki,÷<ko(r)j(i)+ti(sr)a+klaki=order-selector-key>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *command-key on keyboard/system F, e.g. 'clover' on the Macintosh|[B­F] 	¾
kok,÷<kokfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kokfa, cook.*| 	¾
kokceacko,÷<kok(fa)+ce(nj)a+cko(zu)=cook-change-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(3v)|B *bake D into P.|[B­DP] 	¾
kokfa,÷kok ¿÷<3/3J kok-ku; 2/3E cook; 2/3G koch; 3/6C dzo fan; 2/5S cocin-ar>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(n)|a *cook, one who cooksŠforŠ|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *cook/*bake/*roast B for D, prepare food|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*cooking, mass term of acts.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*raw, uncooked, neg. of cooked.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cooked, conv. of cook.|¾Used in: kokceacko; kokpae; kokveo; kokykru; nurkoktokri; zanynurkokfa; zanynurkokmio; ¾
kokpae,÷<kok(fa)+pa(tc)e=cook-apparatus>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *stove/*range, any heat-producing device for cooking.|[B­] 	¾
kokveo,÷<kok(fa)+ve(sl)o=cook-container>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *container for cooking P.|[B­P] 	¾
kokykru,÷<kok(fa)+y+kru(ma)=cook-room>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a/the *kitchen of F.|[B­F] 	¾
kol,÷<kolro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kolro, colour.*| 	¾
kolba,÷¿÷<Lin. Columba>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '88 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a female *dove/*pigeon , (Columbidae) family.|[B­] 	¾
kolbe,÷¿÷<L kolba>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '88 3.9¾„(2a)|G is more *dove/*pigeon-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
kolbi,÷¿÷<L kolba>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '88 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *squab, an infant *dove/*pigeon. |[B­] 	¾
kolbo,÷¿÷<L kolba>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '88 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a male *dove/*pigeon.|[B­] 	¾
kolbrili,÷<kol(ro)+brili=colour-brilliance>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 2.9¾„(n)|a *brilliance, one of the three properties of colour,value of whiteness scale.|[C­N] 	¾„(2n)|C is a value on *brilliance scale N, from white to black.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*brilliance, mass of such properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *brilliance-scale, of colours.|¾
kolbu,÷¿÷<L kolba>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '88 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *dove/*pigeon , non-specific|[B­] 	¾
koldoncti,÷<kol(ro)+don(su)+cti(fu)=color-give-stuff>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB '85 4.7¾„(3n)|B is a/the *dye of colour V for D.|[B­VD] 	¾
koldou,÷<kol(ro)+do(ns)u=color-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(3v)|K *colour/*color/*dye D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
koldru,÷<kol(ro)+d(i)r(l)u=color-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2v)|K *fade/*wither/*wilt/*lose-color (as a result of) N.|[K­N] 	¾„(a)|*faded/*withered/*wilted (fromŠ).|¾
kolfiu,÷<kol(ro)+fi(br)u=colour-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|N is *pallid.|[N­] 	¾
kolfro,÷<kol(ro)+fo/r(li)=colour-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|N is *vivid/*intense, of colours.|[N­] 	¾
kolfulri,÷<kol(ro)+fulri=colour-rich>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *colorful/rich-in-colors than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|more *colorless thanŠ, conv. of ­ful.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *colorfulness, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *colorlessness, a spec. property.|¾
kolhe,÷¿÷<?>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *cabbage from S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: kolhyloa; ¾
kolhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *choline, an alcohol from bile. |[B­] 	¾
kolhoidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a *colloid, a finely dispersed substance.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*colloidal, pert. to colloids.|¾
kolhyloa,÷<kolh(e)+y+(f)lo(r)a=cabbage-flower>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/some *cauliflower from source S.|[B­S] 	¾
kolkai,÷<kol(ro)+ka(tl)i=color-character-(quality)>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.5¾„(4n)|V is a/the *hue/*tint/*shade of S to K in lighting N.|[V­SKN] 	¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*colour/*color, mass prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|is-*coloured/*colored/*display-colo(u)r(s)Što observer(s)Šunder lightingŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*coloured/*colored, showing colo(u)rŠ|¾
kolkaicea,÷<kol(ro)+ka(tl)i+ce(nj)a=colour-quality-become[coloured-become]coloured-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(a)|*colored/*coloured, having become ­ed.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D are/become *colored/*coloured, become coloured, intransitive.|¾
kolkaicko,÷<kol(ro)+ka(tl)i+cko(zu)=colour-quality-cause[coloured-cause]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2v)|N *color/*colour D, makeŠcoloured, nonintentional|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*colored/*coloured, having been ­ed.|¾
kolkaimao,÷<kol(ro)+ka(tl)i+ma(dz)o=colour-quality-make[coloured-make]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2v)|K *color/*colour D, makeŠcoloured withŠ, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*colored/*coloured, having been ­ed.|¾
kolkle,÷<kol(ro)+kle(si)=colour-class>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a hue/shade/class of *colour/*color with defining property N.|[B­N] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*colour/*color, mass term of hues/colour-classes.|¾
kolme,÷¿÷<3/3E coal; 3/3G kohle; 2/3C mei; 3/5H koila; 2/4R ugoly>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(a)|*coal, made of coal.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *coal from S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*coal, mass term.|¾
kolro,÷kol koo ¿÷<4/5S color; 4/5F color-er; 3/4E color; 2/3J iro>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a/the *colour/*color/*color-value/*hue of F to/as perceived by K|[B­FK] 	¾«fu ‹„»(3v)|perceive object(s) to have colours/colors/huesŠ*|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*colour/*color, the mass of all colours.|¾«lo fu ‹„»(n)|the mass of all *colour-perceivers.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|the mass of all *coloured/*colored things.|¾«nu ‹„»(3a)|is *colouored/coloredŠto observerŠ|¾Used in: argoykoo; aurmoykoo; kolbrili; koldoncti; koldou; koldru; kolfiu; kolfro; kolfulri; kolkai; kolkaicea; kolkaicko; kolkaimao; kolkle; koltio; koltoa; melkoo; norkoo; nurkoo; rorkolgliso; rorkoo; skapykolsru; ¾
koltio,÷<kol(ro)+ti(dj)o=colour-heavy>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/RAM '93 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a value on colour *saturation scale N, vivid to grey.|[C­N] 	¾„(n)|a/the *saturation, one of the three props. of colour, value on vividness scale.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*saturation, the mass of these values.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *saturation-scale, of colours.|¾
koltoa,÷<kol(ro)+to(kn)a=colour-take>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *bleach, remove the colour from B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾
kom,÷<kompi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kompi, company.*| 	¾
komcu,÷¿÷<3/3E comb; 3/4C mu shu; 2/3G kamm>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.0¾„(1n)|B is a *comb, an instrument for ­ing the hair.|[B­] 	¾Used in: komcyduo; ¾
komcyduo,÷<komc(u)+y+du(rz)o=comb-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2v)|K *comb D.|[K­D] 	¾
komfu,÷kof kou ¿÷<3/4E comfy; 3/5Fconfort; 4/7G komfort; 2/4C shu fu>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|K is *comfortable in setting/circumstances/situation N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*comfort, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*comfort, mass term, properties.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*uncomfortable in/about situationŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*comfortable to users/occupants..., as of rooms/furniture/clothing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *comfort, a spec. state of being ­ble.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *comfort, a prop. of ­able person.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *comfort, a prop. of a ­able object/setting.|¾Used in: kofcko; kofcle; kofdamni; kofhai; kofhatro; kofkleda; kofkledycko; kofkledymao; kofkledypae; kofmao; kofmou; lenkofmou; lenkou; minynorkou; muckou; mutnorkou; norkofcko; norkou; nurkofcko; ¾
kompi,÷kom ¿÷<4/7E company; 4/7H kampani; 4/7G kompagnie; 4/8S compania; 3/7F compagnie>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *company/*firm chartered by country/government/agency K for purpose P|[B­KP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *host-*country/-*governent/*chartering-*agency of companyŠ|¾Used in: bicykompi; capkompi; flekompi; kompou; ralkompi; ¾
kompou,÷<kom(pi)+po(ns)u=company-possess>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 15+¾„(2n)|B is a *businessman/*shopowner of business F.|[B­F] 	¾
komta,÷kot ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *computer.|[B­] 	¾Used in: kotrae; kotvizlei; ¾
kon,÷<konte>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of konte, count.*| 	¾
konbi,÷¿÷<2/2C bi; 2/2F con; 4/5S con(y)o; 3/4H yoni; 2/4E cunt>|¿|61% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*vaginal, pert. to vaginas.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *vulva/*vagina of F.|¾
konce,÷¿÷<2/3E shell; 2/3C ko rh; 4/6S concha; 2/5H chonga; 2/5F coquille; 3/8R pakovena>|¿|52% C_Prim|JCB '91 3.3¾„(n)|B is the *body-(work) of vehicle F|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *shell of F.|¾Used in: hebkonce; ¾
koncle,÷<kon(te)+cle(si)=count-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/FR '86 3.5¾„(1a)|N is/are *uncountable/*countless/*innumerable in number|[N­] 	¾
kondui,÷<kon(te)+du(vr)i=count-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.0¾„(3v)|K *count the number of B to be C.|[K­BC] 	¾„(n)|a *counter, one who ­s.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*uncountable/*non-denumerable.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*countable/*counted, conv. of count.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *counting/*count, an act of ­ing.|¾
konduvmai,÷<kon(te)+duv(ri)+ma(tc)i=count-discover-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15+¾„(1n)|B is a *counter, a machine for counting.|[B­] 	¾
konhiake,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *cognac from S, a French brandy.|[B­S] 	¾
konjai,÷<kon(te)+ja(lt)i=count-product>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(2n)|B is an integral *multiple of F (Technically this would be fu konfurjaijai, the (perhaps non-integral) product of x multiplied by an integer y, but konjai seems better for this common notion.)|[B­F] 	¾
konoi,÷<ko+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*eitherŠor, exclusive, free form.| 	¾„(c)|*or/*means-not/*unless, in 'eitherŠor', excl. sense, forethought, as in 'konoiŠkiŠ'.|¾
konsu,÷kos ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 4.9¾„(3n)|B is a/the *consul/representative of country S in place N.|[B­SN] 	¾„(a)|*consular, pert. to consuls.|¾Used in: koshaa; ¾
konte,÷kon ¿÷< 4/4S cont-ar; 3/3F compte; 4/5E count; 3/7J kazoer>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|C is the *number/*integral-number/*integer/numerical-*count/*cardinal-number of set/multiple F.|[C­F] 	¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*numerosity, of all sets or multiples.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*numerable/*enumerable/*denumerable/*countable, of sets/multiples with ­able elements.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *numerosity, countability, of a set or multiple.|¾Used in: basdiokonte; koncle; kondui; konduvmai; konjai; rorkonte; ¾
koo,÷<kolro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kolro, colour.*| 	¾
kop,÷<kopca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kopca, copy.*| 	¾
kopca,÷kop ¿÷<4/5S copia; 3/4R kopi-ia; 3/4J kopi; 3/4F copie; 3/4G kopie; 2/4E copy; 2/4C chao>|¿|5% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|P is a *copy/*duplicate of S.|[P­S] 	¾Used in: darkopmai; dupkopca; kopdarsui; kopkao; kopmai; kopmao; kopypae; lilkopfurlei; lilkopkai; linkopmao; puorkopca; selkopmao; selkopyproga; ¾
kopdarsui,÷<kop(ca)+dar(li)+su(nd)i=copy-far-send>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(5v)|K *send-facsimile/*fax P to D from S via V.|[K­PDSV] 	¾
kopkao,÷<kop(ca)+ka(kt)o=copy-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(4v)|K *copy/*ape/*imitate/*mock/*mimic B in action V for purpose P.|[K­BVP] 	¾„(n)|a *mimic/*imitator/*aper/*mocker, one who ­s.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inimitable, neg. of imitable.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*imitable, can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mimicry/*imitation/*mocking, an act/event of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *mimicry, a property of imitating.|¾
kopmai,÷<kop(ca)+ma(tc)i=copy-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *copier/*copy-machine/*photocopier/*Xerox machine|[B­] 	¾
kopmao,÷<kop(ca)+ma(dz)o=copy-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(v)|*copy/*duplicateŠ|[K­S] 	¾„(2v)|K (make-a)-*copy of S.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *duplication, an act of copying.|¾
kopypae,÷<kop(ca)+y+pa(tc)e=copy-device>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *pantograph/mechanism used to *trace/*copy pictures|[B­] 	¾
kor,÷<korti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korti, body.*| 	¾
Koran,÷<Arabic name>|¿|Name|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(1n)|*Koran, the holy book of Islam.| 	¾
korbadjo,÷<kor(ti)+badjo=body-branch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *limb/*appendage/*member of body/organism F.|[B­F] 	¾
korbetmao,÷<kor(ti)+bet(cu)+ma(dz)o=body-bend-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(vi)|*bow, makes a gesture of obeisance.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *bow-to D, make a gesture of obeisance beforeŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*bow, an act of bowing.|¾
korce,÷koc koe ¿÷<3/4E cord; 3/4F corde; 2/3C sheng; 4/6S cordel>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(n)|a *rope/*string/*twine/*cordage, mass term.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece/length of *line/*cord/*rope/*twine/*string|¾„(a)|*string/*twine/*cord, made of ‹.|¾«‹ cpula„»(ph)|*warp, as a boat i.e. pull in with cords.|¾Used in: bidzykoe; botkocduo; cuckoe; curpilkoe; datkocpli; datkoe; jugkoe; jurkocduo; kocdjicea; kocduo; kochebfii; kocherba; kocytcela; koecli; koecpu; pilkoe; totkoe; ¾
korcea,÷<kor(ti)+ce(nj)a=body-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3v)|K *adapt to environment N by bodily changes V.|[K­NV] 	¾„(a)|*adapted/*adaptable, of that which changes bodily.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adaptation, a spec. state/process.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *adaptability, a spec. prop. of bodies.|¾
korditi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is some *cordite, a smokeless propellant. |[B­] 	¾
korfeskru,÷<kor(ti)+fes(ti)+kru(ma)=body-waste-room>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 12+¾„(2n)|B is a *toilet/*john/*convenience/*loo/*lavatory/*W.C., the room.|[B­C] 	¾
korfesveo,÷<kor(ti)+fes(ti)+ve(sl)o=body-waste-vessel>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 12+¾„(2n)|B is a *toilet/*john/*convenience/*loo/*lavatory/*W.C., the appliance.|[B­C] 	¾
korfiu,÷<kor(ti)+fi(br)u=body-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *physically-weak/*frail at task V and conditions N.|[K­VN] 	¾
korfoa,÷<kor(ti)+fo(rm)a=body-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *figure/*shape/*body-form of F.|[B­F] 	¾
korfro,÷<kor(ti)+fo/r(li)=body-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K is *physically-strong/*hardy at task V and conditions N.|[K­VN] 	¾
korji,÷koj koi ¿÷<2/3C ji; 2/3F ord-re; 2/3G ord-en; 2/4E order; 3/6R ordier; 3/6J kunrei; 2/5S orden-ar>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *order/*command/*tell D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *commander, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *command/*order, a thing commanded to be done.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *command/*order, an act/process of ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *command, a property of being a ­er.|¾Used in: bicfoskoi; botkoi; botkoisia; ferkoi; forkoi; foskoi; kafkoi; kamkoi; kerkoi; kickoi; koicli; koiflo; koifro; koitro; kojfiu; kojgaa; kojhelgru; kojkao; kojklaki; kojpoa; kojtiaklaki; lankoi; murkoi; narmykoi; nerkoi; nernerkoi; nernirkoi; noirsifkoi; norkoiduo; norkoiduoflo; peckoi; peirkoipre; serkoi; sorkoi; surbougrukoi; surkergrukoi; surkoi; surnarmykoi; tcorykoi; tedkoi; terkoi; torkoi; turkoi; verkoi; vorkoi; zvogunkoi; ¾
korka,÷¿÷<4/4E cork; 4/4G kork 4/6J koruku; 3/6R probka; 3/6S corcho>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.5¾„(a)|*cork, made of cork bark.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a (piece-of)-*cork from S, a tree bark.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cork, mass term.|¾Used in: korkycpurie; korkyduo; ¾
korkukra,÷<kor(ti)+kukra=body-swift>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(2a)|G is more *agile/*active/*nimble/*spry/*sprightly than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*agility/*activity, spec. instance.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *agility/*activity, a spec. prop.|¾
korkycpurie,÷<kork(a)+y+cpu(la)+(t)ri(m)e=cork-pull-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *corkscrew.|[B­] 	¾
korkyduo,÷<kork(a)+y+du(rz)o=cork-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(2v)|K *cork/put-a-cork-in B.|[K­B] 	¾
korla,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *coral of type F from S.|[B­FS] 	¾
korlane,÷<L. (Cor)ylus avel(lana)>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *filbert/*hazelnut from S.|[B­S] 	¾
kormidju,÷<kor(ti)+midju=body-middle>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a/the *waist of F.|[B­F] 	¾
korne,÷¿÷<IV>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *horn/*French-horn/*cornet/*bugle/*trumpet/*trombone/*saxhorn/*tuba, a musical wind instrument, usually brass, employing the player's lips as the vibrating medium.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hirkorne; ¾
korpoa,÷<kor(ti)+po(nd)a=body-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(3v)|K *react physiologically with reaction P to stimulus S.|[K­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *reaction, a spec. physiol. responseŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reaction, an event of ­ing, physiologically.|¾
korsiu,÷<kor(ti)+si(lt)u=body-shake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1v)|K *tremble/*quiver/*shiver/*shudder.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shiver/*shudder, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
korsru,÷<kor(ti)+su/r(na)=body-damage>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|K *wound D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*wounded.|¾«nu ‹„»(vi)|*wound, as in 'he wounds easily', convŠ|¾
korsutpozfa,÷<kor(ti)+sut(me)+pozfa=body-odour-oppose>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *deodorant.|[B­] 	¾
korti,÷kor ¿÷<3/3E corps; 3/3F corps; 2/5C shen ti; 2/5G koerper; 2/6J karada>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*corporeal/*bodily, pert. to bodies.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *body of organism F.|¾Used in: korbadjo; korbetmao; korcea; korfeskru; korfesveo; korfiu; korfoa; korfro; korkukra; kormidju; korpoa; korsiu; korsru; korsutpozfa; kortorpuo; morkorcli; morkorduo; morkorti; pozkorti; ¾
kortorpuo,÷<kor(ti)+tor+pu(ct)o=body-squeeze(two-push)>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 2.6¾„(2v)|K *hug/*embrace D.|[K­D] 	¾
korva,÷kov koa ¿÷<3/3E curve; 4/5S curva; 3/4G kurve; 2/3H mor; 2/4F courbe; 4/7R krivaya>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.6¾„(a)|*curvy/*curved, pert. to curves.|[F­B] 	¾„(2n)|F is a *curve through points B.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *curviness/*curvature, a spec. property.|¾Used in: herkoa; klokoa; kovcea; kovcko; kovgoi; kovkamcea; kovkamcko; kovkamymao; kovmao; linkoa; rojkoa; rojkovcea; rojkovmao; stoherkoa; stoherkovduo; tsekovgoi; ¾
kos,÷<konsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of konsu, consul.*| 	¾
koshaa,÷<ko(n)s(u)+ha(sf)a=consul-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4n)|B is the *consulate of country S in place N with consul K.|[B­SNK] 	¾
kosmo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|F is an ordered *world/*universe.|[F­] 	¾„(a)|*cosmic, pert. to the cosmos.|¾«‹ kreni„»(ph)|*cosmic-ray (s).|¾Used in: kosmysensi; ¾
kosmysensi,÷<kosm(o)+y+sensi=cosmos-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|a *cosmologist|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is a *cosmology, the study of the universe.|¾„(a)|*cosmological, pert to ­y.|¾
kosta,÷¿÷<3/3E coat; 3/3H kot; 3/6R kaftan; 2/5F veston; 3/6S casaca>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *coat, a piece of outer clothing.|[B­] 	¾Used in: corkosta; flofykosta; tentykosta; zvokosta; ¾
kot,÷<komta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of komta, *computer.| 	¾
kothinigi,÷<Lin. Cotinga>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a bird of the genus *Cotinga. |[B­] 	¾
kotrae,÷<ko(m)t(a)+ra(nd)e= computer-disk>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/JJ '93 7+¾„(3n)|B is a computer *disk (ette) containing P for system F.|[B­PF] 	¾«norstifa ‹„»(ph)|a computer *floppy-*disk.|¾«stifa ‹„»(ph)|a computer *hard-*disk.|¾
kotso,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *potassium, element 19.(K)|[B­] 	¾
kotvizlei,÷<ko(m)t(a)+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=computer-display(see-let)>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *computer-*display/*monitor for system F.|[B­F] 	¾
kou,÷<ckozu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of komfu, comfortable.* | 	¾„(pp)|*because-of (cause), a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).  |¾«‹ hu„»(ph)|*why/*how-(did-that-happen)?, by what cause?. |¾«‹ ta„»(ph)|*so-then, because of that, an expression. |¾
kouki,÷<ckozu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of causes, with ki in 'koukiŠkiŠ; becauseŠ,Š'.| 	¾
kov,÷<korva>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of korva, curve.*| 	¾
kovcea,÷<ko(r)v(a)+ce(nj)a=curve-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 2.4¾„(1v)|V become *bowed/*curved, intransitive.|[V­] 	¾
kovcko,÷<ko(r)v(a)+cko(zu)=curve-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|N *bow/*curveŠ/make-D-curve, nonintentionally.|[N­D] 	¾
kovgoi,÷<ko(r)v(a)+go(dz)i=curve-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(4v)|K *avoid/go-*around/*skirt/*detour B on route to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unavoidable/*inevitable, cannot be got around.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*avoided, conv. of go around.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *avoidance/*detour, an act of ­ing.|¾
kovkamcea,÷<ko(r)v(a)+kam(la)+ce(nj)a=curve-come-become[detour-become]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|B are/become *diverted from route S to D, intransitive.|[B­SD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *diversion, a state of being ­ed.|¾
kovkamcko,÷<ko(r)v(a)+kam(la)+cko(zu)=curve-come-cause[detour-cause]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *diversion, that which diverts.|[N­BSD] 	¾„(4v)|N *divert B from route S to D, nonintentional.|¾„(a)|*diverting, of that which ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *diversion, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *diversion, a state of being ­ed.|¾
kovkamymao,÷<ko(r)v(a)+kam(la)+y+ma(dz)o=curve-come-make[detour-make]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*diverting, of one who ­s.|[K­DSD] 	¾„(4v)|K *divert D from route S to D, intentional.|¾„(n)|a *diverter, one who diverts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *diversion, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *diversion, a state of being ­ed.|¾
kovmao,÷<ko(r)v(a)+ma(dz)o=curve-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *bow/*curve B, make-Š-curve, intentionally.|[K­B] 	¾
kra,÷<kraku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kraku, cry.*| 	¾
kraco,÷¿÷<4/4G krach; 3/4E crush; 2/4C da po; 3/7R krushien-iye; 2/5H tukre; 2/5F fracas>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *crush/*smash/*squash S into pulp P.|[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *smasher/*crusher, one who/that which crushes.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *pulp, a result of smashing, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*smashable/*squashable/*crushable, can be ­ed into pulp.|¾Used in: datkraco; kracybue; spikraco; ¾
kracybue,÷<krac(o)+y+bu(st)e=crush-step>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|K *crush/*squash D underfoot, to kill or injure.|[K­D] 	¾
kraju,÷raj ¿÷< 2/2S ra-er; 2/4C jua; 2/4F gratt-er; 2/5G schramme; 2/6E scratch; 2/6R tsarap-at>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.3¾„(2v)|K *scratch D, something/someone else.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *scratch, an event of ­ing.|¾Used in: kemkraju; kemyrajmao; rajklu; rajmra; rajrirda; rajrirmai; rajycni; rajysonpro; rajysri; rajytcu; rajytcumao; selkraju; ¾
kraku,÷kra ¿÷<2/2C ku; 3/4E cry; 3/4J naku; 2/3F cri; 2/4R plak-at; 2/4S clam-ar>|¿|65% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(1v)|K *cry/*call (out).|[K­] 	¾„(n)|a *crier, one who cries out.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *crying/*cry, an act of ­ing out.|¾Used in: ceokra; darkra; drukra; fiakra; frekra; kamkra; keikra; keukra; kinkra; krapae; krataa; kunkra; neikra; nurpifsiukra; punkra; ruskra; seckra; sudnyceokra; teikra; ¾
kranbere,÷<Eng.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cranberry from S.|[B­S] 	¾
krani,÷¿÷<3/5E drive; 3/5G treib-en; 3/6C kai che; 2/4R prav-it; 2/5S manej-ar>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *drover/*herder/*herdsman, a driver of animals.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *drive/*herd /makeŠgo B to D from S via V, whenŠing animals/people; cf. bapra/tcabapra/tcatro for mechanical senses of 'drive'.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *destination, of a drive, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *drive, an act of ­ing animals/people (e.g., enemy soldiers).|¾Used in: pridiokrani; tankrani; ¾
krapae,÷<kra(ku)+pa(tc)e=call-device>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *loudspeaker of device F.|[B­F] 	¾
krataa,÷<kra(ku)+ta(kn)a=cry-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *call/*cry to D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*caller, one who calls toŠaboutŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cry/*call, an act of ­ing to.|¾
kre,÷<kreni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kreni, ray.*| 	¾
krebetcko,÷<kre(ni)+bet(cu)+cko(zu)=ray-bend-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *refract D, causeŠto bend through angle C.|[K­DC] 	¾„(n)|a *refractor, that which ­sŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *refraction, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
krecli,÷<kre(ni)+cli(ka)=ray-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2a)|G is more *beaming/*radiant than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *radiance, a spec. property.|¾
kredi,÷¿÷<5/6F credit; 5/7R kryedit; 5/7S credito; 4/6E credit; 4/6G kredit>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(4v)|K *credit D with amount C on conditions N.|[K­DCN] 	¾„(n)|a *creditor, someone who extends credit.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *credit, a spec. amount ­ed to someone.|¾
krefansui,÷<kre(ni)+fan(ve)+su(nd)i=ray-reverse-send[ray-return]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(n)|*reflector, that which ­s something.|[N­SP] 	¾„(3v)|N *reflect rays/energy S into image P.|¾„(a)|*reflective, of any surface that ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *reflection, a ­ed image.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reflection, an event of ­ing.|¾
kremra,÷<kre(ni)+ma/r(ka)=ray-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '83 3.2¾„(3n)|P Is a *streak of B on D.|[P­BD] 	¾
kreni,÷kre ¿÷<3/4F rayon; 2/3E ray; 3/5H kiran; 3/5J kosen>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|P Is a *beam/*ray/*particle/*wave from energy source S.|[P­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(vi)|*radiate, give off rays, conv. form.|¾Used in: geoykre; krebetcko; krecli; krefansui; kremra; krepetri; kresti; kresui; kretancko; kretau; pinkremra; solkre; xaiykre; ¾
kreosoti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *creosote, a coal-tar oil. |[B­] 	¾
krepetri,÷<kre(ni)+petri=ray-distribute>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.3¾„(2v)|S *radiate P.|[S­P] 	¾„(n)|a *radiator, that which ­s.|¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*radiance, mass property of things which ‹.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*radiation, that given off by a radiator.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *radiation, emission of rays.|¾
kresti,÷<kre(ni)+sti(se)=ray-stopper>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a *shield against (radiation) V.|[B­V] 	¾
kresui,÷<kre(ni)+su(nd)i=ray-send>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|S *emit/*radiate/*transmit signal/energy P in direction N.|[S­PN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(2n)|an *emission from sourceŠ|¾
kretancko,÷<kre(ni)+t(r)an(a)+cko(zu)=ray-turn-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(n)|*reflector/*mirror <that which ­s>.|[S­P] 	¾„(2v)|S *reflect P.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reflected < pert. to that ­ed.>Š|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*reflection, that which is ­edŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *reflection.|¾
kretau,÷<kre(ni)+ta(rm)u=ray-weapon>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *ray-gun.|[B­] 	¾
kri,÷<krido>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of krido, believe.*| 	¾
kribuo,÷<kri(do)+bu(nb)o=believe-fool>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *gullible/*credulous concerning V under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
kridia,÷<kri(do)+di(tc)a=belief-teach>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(a)|*indoctrinating, re one who ­s.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *indoctrinate D in study/belief N.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *disciple, one ­ed (byŠinŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *indoctrination (ofŠinŠ).|¾
krido,÷kri ¿÷<4/4E creed; 4/5S credo; 4/5F credo>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *believe N to be true of F.|[K­NF] 	¾„(n)|a *believer, in the truth of something.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*so-called, believed true ofŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*belief, mass term of acts.|¾«no nu ‹„»(av)|*incredibly, in an incredible way.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*incredible, not believable, beliefs.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*credible/*believable, as of beliefs.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *belief/*creed, a thing believed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *belief, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾«pu no nu ‹„»(n)|an *incredibility, of beliefs.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *credibility, a property of sents.|¾Used in: banfeokri; bickri; bicykrisio; cankri; curkri; drecankri; duokri; fabfuikri; falkricea; falkricko; falkrimao; falnurkri; folkrikao; fuikri; ginkriceacea; ginkriceamao; giukri; graselkri; guikri; gunkrisio; gunponkri; gunponkrisio; kaokri; kribuo; kridia; krifiu; kriflo; krifro; kriklipu; kriprigoi; krisalcko; krisalmao; krisio; lidkri; lidkrisio; lodkri; narkrisio; norceakri; nordjakri; norgadkri; nornurkri; notkrikasfa; perjiokri; perkri; perkrisio; pipgaikri; piskri; pisykrisio; plekri; ponkumkri; ponkumkrisio; ralkri; ralkrisio; rorgadkri; rorperkri; rorperkrisio; salkri; selgankri; selsalkri; sockri; socykrisio; spekri; spekrisio; veikri; vidkrisio; viekri; ¾
krifiu,÷<kri(do)+fi(br)u=believe-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *faithless concerning V under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
kriflo,÷<kri(do)+fo/l(ma)=believe-full>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *credulous, easily convinced concerning V under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
krifro,÷<kri(do)+fo/r(li)=believe-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *faith-strong concerning V under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
kriklipu,÷<kri(do)+klipu=belief-keep>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(2v)|K is/are-*faithful to (belief/creed) N.|[K­N] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*faithful (toŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *faithfulness, a spec. instance of being faithful.|¾
krilu,÷¿÷<2/3E wheel; 2/6C luen dz; 2/6H chakra>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2n)|B is a *wheel of vehicle/mechanism F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: blakrilu; cpublakrilu; krilykua; nurcpublakrilu; pucblakrilu; torkrilu; ¾
krilykua,÷<kril(u)+y+ku(vg)a=wheel-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tire/*tyre of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
krima,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 5.1¾„(a)|*cream, made of cream.|[B­S] 	¾„(1n)|B is a portion/serving/quantity of *cream from source S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cream (n), mass term.|¾
krinoidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *crinoid of type F from S, an echinoderm.|[B­FS] 	¾
krinu,÷¿÷<3/4E kernel; 2/3F noix; 2/3G nuss; 2/4S nuez; 3/6J kinomi; 2/5R orieh>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *kernel/*nut/*nucleus of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: tcikrinu; ¾
kriprigoi,÷<kri(do)+pri(re)+go(dz)i=behind-goer>|¿|3_Cpx|KAD/RAM/JCB '91 2.8¾„(2a)|K is a *follower of creed/sect/person N.|[K­N] 	¾
kriptono,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *krypton, element 36 (Kr).|[B­] 	¾
krisalcko,÷<kri(do)+sal(di)+cko(zu)=belief-solid-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.5¾„(2v)|K *confirm B, as one fact confirms another|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *confirmation.|¾
krisalidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chrysalis/*pupa (case) of F.|[B­F] 	¾
krisalmao,÷<kri(do)+sal(di)+ma(dz)o=belief-solid-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.5¾„(3v)|K *confirm/*verify B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*confirmed/*verified, something found correct.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *confirmation/*verification.|¾
krisio,÷<kri(do)+si(st)o=belief-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(a)|*ideological/*doctrinaire, pert. to doctrines.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is a *creed/*doctrine/*ideology/system-of-beliefs.|¾
krisitali,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|B is a *crystal of F (substance) and form N.|[B­FN] 	¾
kristne,÷<G Xristos>|¿|Bor.|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Christian district/territory, a place where ­s live.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Christian, as of territory.|¾
kristni,÷<E. Christian L. Xristos>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '90 1.4¾„(a)|*Christian, as of persons.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Christian, a believer in/practitioner of ­ity.|¾Used in: kristniydei; kristniysaa; kristniysio; ¾
kristniydei,÷<kristni+y+de(nl)i=Christian-day>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '82 3.7¾„(1n)|V is an instance of *Christmas.|[V­] 	¾
kristniysaa,÷<kristni+y+sa(np)a=Christian-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *cross/*crucifix, sign of Christ.|[B­] 	¾
kristniysio,÷<kristni+y+si(st)o=Christian-system>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 6.2¾„(1n)|N an instance of *Christianity, a christian creed.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Christianity, mass term of creeds.|¾
kristno,÷<G Xristos>|¿|Bor.|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|N is an instance of *Christianity, an item of ­ian culture.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*Christian, as of culture.|¾
kro,÷<kroli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kroli, flow*| 	¾
krobisli,÷<kro(li)+bisli=flow-ice>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *glacier of region F flowing in direction P.|[B­FP] 	¾
krocko,÷<kro(li)+cko(zu)=flow-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *pour B into D, nonintentionally.|[K­BD] 	¾
krocle,÷<kro(li)+cle(si)=flow-without>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *turned-off/*switched-off/*stagnant.|[B­] 	¾
krokru,÷<kro(li)+kru(ma)=flow-room>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(3n)|B is a *hall/*corridor/*passage, walk-way between S and D.|[B­SD] 	¾
krolea,÷<kro(li)+le(tr)a=flow-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cursive letter from font/set F.|[B­F] 	¾
kroli,÷kro ¿÷<2/3C liu; 2/5E current; 3/8S corriente>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(n)|a *stream/*flow/*fluid/*current, a stream/flow of fluidŠ|[B­SD] 	¾„(a)|*fluid, flowing, that which flows.|¾„(3v)|B *flow/*pour from S to D.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*fluid, mass term of instances.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fluidity, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fluidity, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bekykrosio; bluzvokro; cutlekykro; kerkro; kerkroflo; kerkromei; krobisli; krocko; krocle; krokru; krolea; kromao; krosacmao; krosiu; krosri; krosti; krosticea; krosticko; krostimao; krotaa; krotro; krovai; kukyzvokro; kuspykro; kuspykrocko; kuspykromao; lekykro; neikro; tcakro; tonkro; zvokro; ¾
kromao,÷<kro(li)+ma(dz)o=flow-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *pour B into D, intentionally.|[K­BD] 	¾
kromosomi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chromosome of F, a genetic organelle. |[B­F] 	¾
krosacmao,÷<kro(li)+sa(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=flow-start-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2v)|K *turn-on/*switch-on B, start a current inŠ|[K­B] 	¾
krosiu,÷<kro(li)+si(lt)u=flow-oscillate>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3v)|K is a *tide with amplitude C and flow-rate C.|[K­CC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*tidal rate, time and place specified adverbially.|¾«Nahu lenu ‹ ga minmi vi la Miamis na lena denli?„»(Ph)|When is low *tide at Miami today?.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*tidal range, the difference between high and low tide; time and place specified adverbially.|¾
krosri,÷<kro(li)+sri(te)=flow-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *write B in/on D in a *cursive fashion.|[K­BD] 	¾
krosti,÷<kro(li)+sti(se)=flow-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.6¾„(n)|*block (age)/*obstruction, that which ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(a)|*blocking/*obstructing, causing a ­ing.|¾„(3v)|K *block-(up)/*obstruct the way of B to D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *blockage/*obstruction.|¾
krosticea,÷<kro(li)+sti(se)+ce(nj)a=flow-stop-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|B is*interrupted in/at V, intransitive.|[B­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *interruption, being interrupted.|¾
krosticko,÷<kro(li)+sti(se)+cko(zu)=flow-stop-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|*interrupter/*switch (electric)/*stopper/*plug, that which ­s.|[N­SB] 	¾„(3v)|N *interrupt/*stop/*plug/*turn-off the flow from S of B, nonintentional|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*interruption, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
krostimao,÷<kro(li)+sti(se)+ma(dz)o=flow-stop-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|an *interrupter, one who ­s.|[K­SD] 	¾„(3v)|K *interrupt/*stop/*plug/*turn-off the flow from S of D, intentional.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *interruption, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
krota,÷¿÷<L. Daucis carota>|¿|S_Prim|RAM/JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *carrot.|[B­] 	¾
krotaa,÷<kro(li)+ta(kn)a=flow-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(2a)|G is more *eloquent/*fluent than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|the mass property of *eloquence.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *eloquence.|¾
krotro,÷<kro(li)+tro(li)=flow-controller>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *faucet/*tap/*valve/*volume-control/*dimmer of/in F, a device for controlling flow. Material may be specified as cuirkrotroli.|[B­F] 	¾
krova,÷¿÷<L krovi>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a female *crow/*raven, any corvine bird.|[B­] 	¾
krovai,÷<kro(li)+va(lt)i=stream-jumping>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 2.4¾„(2n)|V is a *fountain of B.|[V­B] 	¾
krove,÷¿÷<L krovi>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more *corvine/*crow-like/*raven-like than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
krovi,÷¿÷<Lin. Corvus>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is an infant *crow/*raven, any corvine bird.|[B­] 	¾
krovo,÷¿÷<L krovi>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a male *crow/*raven, any corvine bird.|[B­] 	¾
krovu,÷¿÷<L krovi>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *crow/*raven, any corvine bird, non specific.|[B­] 	¾
kru,÷<kruma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kruma, room.*| 	¾
krujao,÷<kru(ma)+ja(gl)o=room-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *corner/*nook of room/wall/building F.|[B­F] 	¾
krukii,÷<kru(ma)+ki(nc)i=room-companion>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *comrade/*roommate/*tentmate of B.|[B­B] 	¾
krukua,÷<kru(ma)+ku(vg)a=room-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|NT '83 3.3¾„(2n)|B is the *ceiling of F.|[B­F] 	¾
kruli,÷¿÷<4/4E cruel; 4/5S cruel; 3/5F cruel; 2/4R liut-yi; 2/5C li hai>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|K is *cruel to D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*cruelty, mass term of qualities.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *victim, of cruelty, conv. of cruel, qv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cruelty, a cruel act.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *cruelty, a spec. quality of being cruel.|¾Used in: krulycmi; krulygai; ¾
krulycmi,÷<krul(i)+y+cmi(za)=cruel-amused>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 2.4¾„(3v)|K *ridicule/*mock/make-*fun-of (person) D for (behaviour) V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*ridicule/*mockery, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *ridicule (ofŠforŠ).|¾
krulygai,÷<krul(i)+y+ga(rn)i=cruel-ruler>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.7¾„(2n)|K is a *tyrant over D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *tyranny.|¾
kruma,÷kru ¿÷<3/3E room; 2/2J ma; 3/4G raum; 3/5H kamra; 3/6S cuarto; 3/7R komnata>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *chamber/*room of F, an enclosed portion of house.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bancykru; bedkru; belkru; diartaakru; folkru; grakru; grodansykru; grokru; kelkru; kokykru; korfeskru; krokru; krujao; krukii; krukua; krusei; lidkru; nengoikru; nilboikru; pazkru; sacgoikru; srokru; tcikru; tovkruspa; vlacykru; ¾
krusei,÷<kru(ma)+se(tc)i=room-set>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *suite (of rooms) in building F|[B­F] 	¾
ku,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether (or not), forethought logical independence with ki in 'kuŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
kua,÷<kuvga>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of kuvga, cover.* | 	¾„(ms)|Š*over/*divided-byŠ‹ the division operator (/), math.  |¾
kuanti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *quantum of F, the smallest unit of energy.|[B­F] 	¾
kuarki,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *quark of type F, the current smallest hadron component.|[B­F] 	¾
kuarti,÷<E.quart>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *quart (s), (1 liter more or less) default 1. Specify gleco or merko.|[B­C] 	¾«gleco ‹„»(2n)|measuresŠin Imperial *quart (s) (20 Imperial Fl. oz.), default 1.|¾«merko ‹„»(2n)|measuresŠin US *quart (s) (16 US Fl. oz.), default 1.|¾
kuarzi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *quartz of form N.|[B­N] 	¾
kuasri,÷<ku(vg)a+sri(te)=cover-write>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(2v)|K *cross (out) D.|[K­D] 	¾
kub,÷<kubra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kubra, broad.*| 	¾
kubcea,÷<kub(ra)+ce(nj)a=wide-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *dilated/*widened/*broadened/*enlarged/*expanded by C.|[D­C] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *dilation/*enlargement/*expansion (byŠ), the state.|¾
kubcko,÷<kub(ra)+cko(zu)=wide-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(2v)|N *dilate/*widen/*broaden/*enlarge/*expand D (unintentional).|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dilated/*widened/*broadened/*enlarged/*expanded (byŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *dilation/*enlargement/*expansion (ofŠ).|¾
kubcra,÷<kub(ra)+cra(no)=wide-smile >|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *grin at D about N.|[K­DN] 	¾
kubha,÷¿÷<Sp. Cuba>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(1)|N is the *Cuban (language).|[N­] 	¾
kubhe,÷¿÷<Sp. Cuba>|¿|N_Prim|JFB/JCB '88 6.2¾„(1a)|B is a *Cuban place/territory, a region inhabited by *Cubans.|[B­] 	¾
kubhi,÷¿÷<Sp. Cuba>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(1)|B is a *Cuban (person).|[B­] 	¾
kubho,÷¿÷<Sp. Cuba>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(1)|B is an instance of *Cuban (culture).|[B­] 	¾
kubmao,÷<kub(ra)+ma(dz)o=wide-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.9¾„(2v)|K *dilate/*widen/*broaden/*enlarge/*expand D (intentional).|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dilated/*widened/*broadened/*enlarged/*expanded (byŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *dilation/*enlargement/*expansion (ofŠ).|¾
kubmekble,÷<kub(ra)+me(n)k(i)+ble(ka)=wide-eye-look>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *stare-at/*ogle D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *wide-eyed-look.|¾
kubnurbaa,÷<kub(ra)+nur+ba(rm)a=wide-armed>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(1n)|B has *open/*outstretched arms. (e.g. to welcome).|[B­] 	¾
kubpeo,÷<kub(ra)+pe(ns)o=wide-think>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.5¾„(2v)|K *meditate about V ­ wide-ranging thought about.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific act of *meditation <wide-ranging thought>|¾
kubpetri,÷<kub(ra)+petri=wide-distrIbute>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *scatter/*strew/*disperse D over N.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *scatterer/*strewer/*disperser, that which/one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*scatterable/*scattered/*strewn/*dispersed, conv. of disperse.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dispersion/*dispersal, an act of ­ing.|¾
kubra,÷kub ¿÷<3/4C kuan; 3/5G breit; 2/4E broad; 3/6H chaura>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*wide/*broad, wider thanŠ|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *wider/*broader than J by amount C.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *broadness/*breadth/*wideness/*width, the wideness ofŠ, a property.|¾Used in: kubcea; kubcko; kubcra; kubmao; kubmekble; kubnurbaa; kubpeo; kubpetri; kubspalii; kubtie; kubyble; kubyranjo; melkubra; mutkubviu; ¾
kubspalii,÷<kub(ra)+spa(si)+(c)li(v)i=broadly-region-live>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2v)|B (collective), *live-throughout/spread-out/are widely distributed inhabitants of/in region area/region/habitat F.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|a widely distributed *population of organisms/persons living in a spec. habitat.|¾
kubtie,÷<kub(ra)+(s)ti(r)e=wide step/stair>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *stair-landing/*landing of F.|[B­F] 	¾
kubyble,÷<kub(ra)+y+ble(ka)=wide-look>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(2v)|K *survey B ­ as in "I am monarch of all I survey"|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *survey, a wide-ranging look atŠ|¾
kubyranjo,÷<kub(ra)+y+ranjo=wide-range>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2a)|B is *extensive/*wide-ranging in area/subject F.|[B­F] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *extensiveness, a spec. prop.|¾
kuc,÷<kunci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kunci, kin.*| 	¾
kucdui,÷<ku(n)c(i)+du(vr)i=relation-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *relate B to B,find a relation betweenŠand|[K­BB] 	¾
kue,÷<kumce>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(ms)|Š*under/*dividingŠ‹ the inverse division operator (\), math.  | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of kumce, reciprocal.* |¾
kui,÷<kunci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kunci, kin.*| 	¾
kuinhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *quinine, an antimalarial drug.|[B­] 	¾
kuisni,÷<ku(nc)i+sni(re)=kin-near>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|G is a closer *relation/*kin than J is to D.|[G­JD] 	¾
kuk,÷<kukra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kukra, quick.*| 	¾
kukble,÷<kuk(ra)+ble(ka)=quick-look>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(v)|*thumb-throughŠ|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *glance/look-briefly at B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *glance, an act of ­ing.|¾
kukcaocti,÷<kuk(ra)+ca(br)o+cti(fu)=quick-burn-stuff>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/WG '90 13+¾„(2n)|B is a *propellant/*propellent/*incendiary of composition S.|[B­S] 	¾
kukcea,÷<kuk(ra)+ce(nj)a=fast-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3v)|K *accelerate/*quicken/*hurry/*speed-up/become-*faster in motion/action P by increment C.|[K­PC] 	¾„(i)|*hurry-up!/*speed-up!, w/o a 1st arg., an imperative.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *speed-up, an act/event of speeding up.|¾
kukcia,÷<kuk(ra)+ci(rn)a=quick-learning>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3a)|G is more *intelligent/*bright/*brilliant/*clever/*quicker than J at learning B.|[G­JB] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *quickness/*intelligence, a spec. property.|¾
kukcko,÷<kuk(ra)+cko(zu)=fast-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.2¾„(n)|an *accelerator, a device for ­ing.|[V­BC] 	¾„(3v)|V *accelerate/*quicken/*hurry/*speed-up B by C (unintentional act)|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *speed-up/*acceleration (ofŠ), an act/event of speeding upŠ|¾
kukcle,÷<kuk(ra)+cle(si)=speed-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(1a)|N is *leisurely, not rapid.|[N­] 	¾
kukcui,÷<kuk(ra)+cu(tr)i=swift-water>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *rapid in F, a fast part in a river/stream|[B­F] 	¾
kukdamfle,÷<kuk(ra)+dam(ni)+fle(ti)=fast-down-fly>|¿|3_Cpx|AFL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *swoop-down on D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(ger)|*swooping.|¾
kukfitlevga,÷<kuk(ra)+fit(pi)+levga=fast-foot-lever>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *accelerator/*gas-pedal of F.|[B­F] 	¾
kukmao,÷<kuk(ra)+ma(dz)o=fast-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '83 1.2¾„(2v)|K *accelerate/*quicken/*hurry/*speed-up B (intentional act)|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *speed-up/*acceleration (ofŠ), an act/event of speeding upŠ|¾
kukmi,÷¿÷<L. Cucumis sativa>|¿|S_Prim|RAM/JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cucumber.|[B­] 	¾
kukpeo,÷<kuk(ra)+pe(ns)o=quick-think>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3a)|G is more *bright/*brilliant/*clever/*intelligent/*quicker than J at thinking about B.|[G­JB] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *intelligence, a specific property.|¾
kukprano,÷<kuk(ra)+prano=quickly-run>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *dash/*race to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *race/*dash, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
kukra,÷kuk ¿÷<3/4E quick; 3/4C kuai; 2/3G rasch; 2/5S rapid-o; 2/5F rapide>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*rapidly/*quickly/*swiftly, in a rapid manner.|[G­JCN] 	¾„(4a)|G is *swifter/*faster than J by C in motion N|¾„(a)|*quick/*rapid/*fast/*swift, swifter thanŠin motionŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*swiftness/*speed, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *rapidity/*speed/*swiftness/*quickness ofŠ, a spec. property.|¾«zo ‹„»(n)|a *velocity, rate of speed.|¾Used in: corkukreo; dandykukrirpli; grokukreo; korkukra; kukble; kukcaocti; kukcea; kukcia; kukcko; kukcle; kukcui; kukdamfle; kukfitlevga; kukmao; kukpeo; kukprano; kukreo; kukrue; kuksilmao; kuksiu; kuksiucko; kuksui; kuktancea; kuktancko; kuktanmao; kuktcu; kuktcumao; kuktoa; kuktrana; kukygoi; kukykalpli; kukykanpi; kukylerci; kukyrengru; kukyrirpli; kukyzvokro; kukyzvorua; lagkukreo; melkukra; tcakukrua; tsekukra; vizkukrirpli; ¾
kukreo,÷<kuk(ra)+re(nr)o=quick-thrower>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(1n)|B is a *gun/*rifle/*firearm, any weapon using chemical propellant.|[B­] 	¾
kukrue,÷<kuk(ra)+(b)ru(t)e=fast-breathe>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(2v)|K *pant for reason S.|[K­S] 	¾
kuksilmao,÷<kuk(ra)+sil(tu)+ma(dz)o=vibrate-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|*vibrator, one who ­esŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *vibrate D, makesŠvibrate with, intentional|¾
kuksiu,÷<kuk(ra)+si(lt)u=quick-shake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(3v)|K *quiver/*shake/*vibrate with frequency S and amplitude S|[K­SS] 	¾„(a)|*vibrating, pert. to that which ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *vibration, a state/act of ­ing.|¾
kuksiucko,÷<kuk(ra)+si(lt)u+cko(zu)=vibrate-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '82 3.9¾„(n)|a *vibrator/*shaker, that which ­sŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *vibrate D, makesŠvibrate, nonintentional|¾
kuksui,÷<kuk(ra)+su(nd)i=quick-send>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(n)|*dispatcher/*shipper ofŠfromŠtoŠ, one who ­s.|[K­BSD] 	¾„(4v)|K *dispatch B from S to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dispatched, that which is ­ed fromŠfromŠtoŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *shipment/*dispatch ofŠfromŠtoŠ|¾
kuktancea,÷<kuk(ra)+t(r)an(a)+ce(nj)a=rapid-rotate-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1v)|K *spin/*whirl, (cause unspecified), "The paper whirled through the air"|[K­] 	¾
kuktancko,÷<kuk(ra)+t(r)an(a)+cko(zu)=rapid-rotation-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2V)|N *spin/*whirl D, (nonintentional cause) "The wind spins the prayer wheels". |[N­D] 	¾
kuktanmao,÷<kuk(ra)+t(r)an(a)+ma(dz)o=rapid-rotate-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *spin/*whirl D, (intentional act)|[K­D] 	¾
kuktcu,÷<kuk(ra)+tcu(re)=quick-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3n)|P is a *sketch of S by K.|[P­SK] 	¾
kuktcumao,÷<kuk(ra)+tcu(re)+ma(dz)o=quick-picture-make[quick-draw]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(3v)|K *sketch/*outline S as/in sketch P.|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *sketch/*outline, a drawing made by someone.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sketching/*outlining, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
kuktoa,÷<kuk(ra)+to(kn)a=quick-take>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(4v)|K *snatch/*grab B from S, take quickly.(K­BS)|[K­BSK] 	¾
kuktrana,÷<kuk(ra)+trana=rapid-rotation>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1n)|V is a *spin/*whirl.|[V­] 	¾
kukygoi,÷<kuk(ra)+y+go(dz)i=quick-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *rush/*hurry/*go-quickly to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rush/*hurry, an instance of rushing|¾
kukykalpli,÷<kuk(ra)+y+ka(p)l(i)+pli(zo)=quickly-completely-use>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(2v)|K run-*through S, use up quickly, as a sum of money|[K­S] 	¾
kukykanpi,÷<kuk(ra)+y+kanpi=fast-competitor>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(n)|a *racer, one who competes in a speed contest.|[K­KVB] 	¾„(4v)|K *race with K in doing V for prize B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *race, a spec. act/event of ­ing.|¾
kukylerci,÷<kuk(ra)+y+lerci=quick-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JRK '87 3.1¾„(4n)|B is a *wire/*telegram to D from S about/with message V.|[B­DSV] 	¾
kukyrengru,÷<kuk(ra)+y+ren(ro)+gru(pa)=quick-throw-group[gun-group]>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK/RAM '87 2.7¾„(3n)|F is a *battery of guns B trained on target D.|[F­BD] 	¾
kukyrirpli,÷<kuk(ra)+y+rir(da)+pli(zo)=fast-record-use>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *fast-forward record/tape D on machine B.|[K­DB] 	¾
kukyzvokro,÷<kuk(ra)+y+zvo(to)+kro(li)=quick-out-pour>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 4.0¾„(n)|*gusher/*jet, that which is ­ing.|[K­VDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *gush/*spout/*jet V into D from S.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*gush/*jet/*spout, that which is ­ed.|¾
kukyzvorua,÷<kuk(ra)+y+zvo(to)+ru(tm)a=quick-out-route>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is an *emergency *exit of conveyance F|[V­F] 	¾
kul,÷<kultu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kultu, culture.*| 	¾
kulbatmi,÷<kul(tu)+batmi=culture-exchange>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *exchange own *culture with culture of S|[K­S] 	¾
kulgru,÷<kul(tu)+gru(pa)=culture-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(1n)|F is a *tribe/*clan, a human social group.|[F­] 	¾
kulgrudjo,÷<kul(tu)+gru(pa)+djo(ri)=culture-group-members>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a  *member of *clan/*tribe F.|[B­F] 	¾
kulspi,÷<kul(tu)+spi(cu)=culture-spirit>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '88 2.4¾„(2n)|N is the *genius of (culture) F.|[N­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|*genius, mass term.|¾
kultu,÷kul ¿÷|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 3.3¾„(2n)|N is the *culture of people(s) F.|[N­F] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|the *public, mass term|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *people/*public of cultureŠ|¾Used in: kulbatmi; kulgru; kulgrudjo; kulspi; ¾
kum,÷<kumtu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kumtu, common.*| 	¾
kumce,÷kue ¿÷<to create a primitive for kue>|¿|L_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/the *reciprocal of B.|[B­B] 	¾Used in: blekue; conblekue; forkue; forkuedalra; kadkue; kinkue; snikue; somkue; surkuerae; tagkue; torkuehoo; torkuetrana; ¾
kumcuetra,÷<kum(tu)+cu(ts)e+tra(du)=common-say-truth[common-claim]>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2n)|P is the *proposition, common claim of sentences S.|[P­S] 	¾
kumkai,÷<kum(tu)+ka(tl)i=common-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|P is an *abstract/*summary/*resume of S.|[P­S] 	¾
kumnurjui,÷<kum(tu)+nur+ju(pn)i=common-opinion>|¿|2_Cpx|JÇB '88 7+¾„(a)|*consensual, pert. to consensus|[P­VK] 	¾„(3n)|P is a *consensus/common-*opinion about V by K.|¾
kumrui,÷<kum(tu)+ru(ln)i=common-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|P is a *standard/*norm/common-*rule among F.|[P­F] 	¾
kumtu,÷kum kuu ¿÷<3/5C pu tung; 3/5S comun; 2/4F commune; 2/5E commo>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *general/*common/*universal property of set F.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|a *universal, that which is general amongŠ|¾„(a)|*common-to/*general/*universal, general/universal amongŠ|¾„(av)|*universally, in a universal way.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *universality, a spec. property.|¾Used in: aurmoykumprati; kumcuetra; kumkai; kumnurjui; kumrui; ponkumkri; ponkumkrisio; ponkuu; rarkuu; ¾
kun,÷<kurni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kurni, warn.*| 	¾
kunci,÷kuc kui ¿÷<2/3E kin; 4/6C guan syi; 3/6J kankei>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|be-*related toŠbyŠ, general term.|[B­BN] 	¾„(3A)|B is *related to B by relation N.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *relation, that which relatesŠandŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *relationship, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *relatedness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: blikui; feorkui; futlinkui; kucdui; kuisni; linkui; livkui; nerkui; nerlinkui; norkui; nurmerkui; paorlinkui; purfurkui; purkui; sockui; tiskui; ¾
kunflofu,÷<ku(r)n(i)+flofu=warn-float>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL/KS '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *buoy, indicating V in area N.|[B­VN] 	¾
kunge,÷¿÷<C Kungdze>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '75 7+¾„(a)|*Confucian, as of territory.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *Confucian district/territory, an area where Confucians live.|¾
kungi,÷¿÷<C Kungdze>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '95 7+¾„(a)|*Confucian, as of persons.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Confucian, a believer in/practitioner of ­ism.|¾
kungo,÷¿÷<C. Kungdze>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '95 7+¾„(a)|*Confucian, as of culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an instance of *Confucianism, an item of ­ian culture.|¾
kunkatca,÷<ku(r)n(i)+katca=warn-watch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*guard, watch overŠ|[K­B] 	¾„(2n)|a *guard/*watchman/*sentinel/*sentry/*look-out forŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*guarded, watched, conv. of guard.|¾
kunkra,÷<ku(r)n(i)+kra(ku)=warn-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB/SLR '88 4.0¾„(3v)|K *growl/*hiss at D (threat) about B ­ used of any cry to warn potential attackers.|[K­DB] 	¾
kunpae,÷<ku(r)n(i)+pa(tc)e=warn-device>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.3¾„(2n)|B is an *alarm to protect against V.|[B­V] 	¾
kunsoa,÷<ku(r)n(i)+so(nd)a=warn-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.3¾„(2n)|B is an *alarm warning against V.|[B­V] 	¾
kunsonpae,÷<ku(r)n(i)+son(da)+pa(tc)e=warn-sound-devic>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *siren to warn against V.|[B­V] 	¾
kuo,÷<kusmo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of kusmo, custom.*| 	¾„(av)|*usually/*customarily, a discourse operator, used before sentences (UI).|¾
kuodja,÷<ku(sm)o+dja(no)=custom-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|be *used/*acquainted/*familiar to/with , be familiar with.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *know/*be-acquainted with person/object B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *acquaintance, conv. of be ­ed with.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*known/*familiar, as of persons/things, conv.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *familiarity, a spec. property.|¾
kup,÷<kupta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kupta, cup.*| 	¾
kupcai,÷<kup(ta)+ca(nl)i=cup-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *cupful/*cup of B.|[C­B] 	¾
kupgrato,÷<kup(ta)+grato=cup-cake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *cupcake.|[B­] 	¾
kupta,÷kup ¿÷<2/3E cup; 2/3S copa; 2/3F tasse; 2/3G tasse; 2/4J koppu; 2/5R kubok>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *cup/*mug/*glass/*vessel of/for V, gen. for drinking vessel|[B­V] 	¾Used in: kupcai; kupgrato; putkupduo; putkupta; stagykupta; ¾
kur,÷<kurfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kurfa, square.*| 	¾
kurbi,÷¿÷<L. Cucurbitae>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pumpkin/*squash/*cucumber from S, any member of the Cucurbitae.|[B­S] 	¾
kurcli,÷<kur(fa)+cli(ka)=square-like>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(1a)|B is *squarish, approximately square.|[B­] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *squarishness, a prop. of being ‹.|¾
kurfa,÷kur ¿÷<2/3C fang; 3/5E square; 4/7G quadrat; 4/8S cuadrado; 2/4F carre; 3/7R kvadrat-nyi; 2/6H cho kor >|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|F is a *square with vertices B, alternatively, of sideŠ|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*square/*quadratic, pert. to squares.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *squareness, a prop. of being square. <F­B>|¾Used in: fordiokurfa; kurcli; kurjao; kurjaofoa; kurjaolia; kurjaopiu; kurklu; kurmao; kursia; ¾
kurjao,÷<kur(fa)+ja(gl)o=square-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|F is a *right-angle formed by points B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*rectangular, pert. to right angles.|¾
kurjaofoa,÷<kur(fa)+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=square-angle-form>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(2n)|F is a *rectangle with vertices B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*rectangular, pert. to rectangles.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*rectangularity, a spec. property.|¾
kurjaolia,÷<kur(fa)+ja(gl)o+(c)li(n)a=square-angle-line>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|*perpendicular, a line perpendicular to another.|[B­B] 	¾„(v)|be-*perpendicular toŠ|¾„(2a)|B is *perpendicular-to B.|¾„(a)|*perpendicular, of perpindiculars.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*perpendicularity, a spec. property.|¾
kurjaopiu,÷<kur(fa)+ja(gl)o+pi(sk)u=rectangular-piece>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(3n)|B is a *pane/*panel of F for P.|[B­FP] 	¾
kurklu,÷<kur(fa)+ku/(t)l(a)=square-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(2v)|K *bob D, square cutŠ|[K­D] 	¾
kurma,÷¿÷<3/3E worm; 3/4H kira; 3/4G wurm>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a female (if appropriate) *worm, original word.|[B­] 	¾
kurmao,÷<kur(fa)+ma(dz)o=square-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *square/make-D-square|[K­D] 	¾
kurme,÷¿÷<L kurma>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more *worm-like than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
kurmu,÷¿÷<L kurma>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *worm, non-specific.|[B­] 	¾
kurni,÷kun ¿÷<3/4E warn; 3/4S cuid-ar; 2/4G warn-en>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|*warner, one who cautions.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *warn/*caution D of danger V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*caution/*warning, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: bicykunkatca; botkunhaa; kaurkuntaa; kunflofu; kunkatca; kunkra; kunpae; kunsoa; kunsonpae; selkunbiu; selkurni; ¾
kursia,÷<kur(fa)+si(tf)a=square-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *square/*plaza of town F.|[B­F] 	¾
kurti,÷¿÷<5/6F courtine; 3/4E curtain; 5/7G kurtine; 4/7S cortina>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a *curtain of/over/across F, a hanging coveringŠ|[B­F] 	¾
kus,÷<kusmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kusmo, custom.*| 	¾
kusdjacea,÷<kus(mo)+dja(no)+ce(nj)a=custom-know-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*acquaint/*familiarize oneself withŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K are/become *acquainted/*familiarized with D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *familiarization, an act/process of being ­ed.|¾
kusdjamao,÷<kus(mo)+dja(no)+ma(dz)o=custom-know-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *acquaint/*familiarize D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*familiarization, an act/process.|¾
kusmao,÷<kus(mo)+ma(dz)o=habit-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *accustom/*habituate/make-used-to D to B, intentional|[K­DB] 	¾
kusmeu,÷<kus(mo)+m(r)e(n)u=familiar-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *fellow/*chap.|[B­] 	¾
kusmo,÷kus kuo ¿÷<4/4S uso; 3/4J kuse; 3/6E custom; 3/6C kuan lo; 2/5F coutume>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|V is a *habit/*custom/*practice/*tradition of S under condition N.|[V­SN] 	¾„(av)|*customarily, habitually, as of behavior.|¾„(a)|*habitual/*usual/*customary, habitual toŠunder cond'nsŠ|¾Used in: grukuo; kuodja; kusdjacea; kusdjamao; kusmao; kusmeu; kusvea; pifkuo; ¾
kuspo,÷¿÷<3/5F expan-sion; 3/7E expand; 3/7S ekspand-ir; 2/5H vikas; 3/8C kuo chueng>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*expansive, of that which expands.|[B­D] 	¾„(2v)|B *spread-over/*expand into form/area D.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*expansiveness, mass term, properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *expansion, an expanded form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *expansion/*spread, a process of ­ding.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *expansiveness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bamkuspypae; bisykuspo; kuspycko; kuspykro; kuspykrocko; kuspykromao; kuspymao; kuspymorcko; kuspynurmalbi; kuspyvaa; metkuspo; ¾
kuspycko,÷<kusp(o)+y+cko(zu)=spread-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(3v)|N *spread B over D, nonintentional.|[N­BD] 	¾„(n)|*spreader, that which causes ­ingŠ|¾
kuspykro,÷<kusp(o)+y+kro(li)=spread-flow>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|B *flood/*overflow (area) D.|[B­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *flood (ofŠ).|¾
kuspykrocko,÷<kusp(o)+y+kro(li)+cko(zu)=spread-flow-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3v)|N *flood D with B (inadvertently).|[N­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*flooded, conv. of flood.|¾
kuspykromao,÷<kusp(o)+y+kro(li)+ma(dz)o=spread-flow-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *flood D with B (intentionally).|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*flooded, conv. of flood.|¾
kuspymao,÷<kusp(o)+y+ma(dz)o=spread-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(n)|*spreader, one who ­s.|[K­BDV] 	¾„(4v)|K *spread B over D with V, intentional.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*spreadable, which can be ‹.|¾
kuspymorcko,÷<kusp(o)+y+mor(to)+cko(zu)=spreading-death-causer>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 4.1¾„(1n)|V is a *plague/*pestilence.|[V­] 	¾
kuspynurmalbi,÷<kusp(o)+y+nur+malbi=spread-illness>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.1¾„(2n)|V is an *epidemic of B.|[V­B] 	¾
kuspyvaa,÷<kusp(o)+y+va(ln)a=spread-violent>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(2v)|K *rage about/at/in V e.g. The war/wind/pestilence raged across the land.|[K­V] 	¾
kusti,÷¿÷<3/4F couteu-x; 4/6E costly; 3/6S costos-o>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3a)|G is more *expensive/*costly/*dear than J for function P.|[G­JP] 	¾„(av)|*expensively, in an expensive way.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*expensiveness, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *expensiveness/*costliness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: mutkusti; nurkusti; ¾
kusvea,÷<kus(mo)+ve(dm)a=customarily-sell>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(n)|a *supplier ofŠtoŠforŠ|[K­BDC] 	¾„(4v)|K *supply B to D for price C.|¾
kut,÷<kutra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kutra, bitter.*| 	¾
kutcko,÷<kut(ra)+cko(zu)=bitter-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.5¾„(2v)|N make D *bitter. (non-intentional)|[N­D] 	¾
kutla,÷klu ¿÷<2/2C la; 2/2F coup-er; 2/3E cut; 2/3H kat-na>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *cut F into pieces B, as with a knife.|[K­FB] 	¾„(n)|a *cutter, one who/that which ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *cut, a cut piece of something.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cut, pert. to a cut thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cut, an act of ­ting.|¾Used in: bloklu; corklu; damklu; fadklurie; fomklu; forklu; forklupai; hersniklu; jarklu; kiuklu; klumroza; klupai; klurae; kurklu; larklu; licklu; licynurklu; maiklu; mioklu; mubklu; pieklu; pilklurie; rajklu; rorbloklu; sniklubla; sniklucti; sniklufuicti; sniklupae; terklu; torklu; totnurklu; ¾
kutra,÷kut ¿÷<2/2C ku; 3/5H karva; 2/4E bitter; 2/4G bitter>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*bitter/*acrid, more bitter thanŠtoŠ|[G­JK] 	¾„(3a)|G is/are more *bitter/*acrid-tasting than J to K.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*bitterness, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *bitterness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: kutcko; kutvei; ¾
kutvei,÷<kut(ra)+ve(tc)i=bitter-event>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.9¾„(1n)|V is a *tragedy, a real-life event.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*tragic, pert. to a real-life tragedy.|¾
kuu,÷<kumtu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of kumtu, common*| 	¾„(av)|*generally/*generalizing, a discourse operator, used before sentences (UI).|¾
kuv,÷<kuvga>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kuvga, cover.*| 	¾
kuvbao,÷<kuv(ga)+ba(ks)o=cover-box>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(2n)|F is a *chest/*box of B.|[F­B] 	¾
kuvduo,÷<kuv(ga)+du(rz)o=cover-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *cover D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*covered, conv. of cover.|¾
kuvga,÷kuv kua ¿÷<3/4F couvr-ir; 2/3C gai; 2/4E cover; 2/4S cubr-ir>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *cover B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *lid/*top/*cover, a lid/top.|¾Used in: aurmoykuvmao; barkua; barkuakalra; bedkua; biskua; blukua; botkua; ctikua; cunkua; curkua; cutkua; dedkua; duskua; fankuaspe; fankuvduo; fankuvtaa; faslykua; fligrekua; fomkua; haurkua; herkua; jitkua; julkua; kladykua; krilykua; krukua; kuasri; kuvbao; kuvduo; kuvlae; lakykua; lumbedkua; mockua; negdykua; nickua; padkua; raskua; rocykuvduo; salgrekua; smikua; smukua; smukuvmao; snakua; tobkua; ¾
kuvla,÷¿÷<4/5S cueva; 2/3E cave; 3/5H khokhla; 2/4C kueng>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(a)|*hollow/*cavernous, pert. to caverns.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *cave/*cavern/*cavity/*hollow in mass/object F.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *hollowness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: nornurkuvla; trikuvla; ¾
kuvlae,÷<kuv(ga)+la(rt)e=cover-art>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '80 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a/the *binding (of a book).|[B­] 	¾
la,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*the (one namedŠ), the name operator, precedes names used descriptively.| 	¾
laa,÷<langa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of langa, long.*| 	¾„(art)|*The (unique object which actually is)Šif such exists, otherwise the empty set. (see le and lee)|¾
laacko,÷<la(ng)a+cko(zu)=long-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|N *elongate/*lengthen/*extend D, causeŠ to be longer, nonintentional 'heat elongates metal bars'.|[N­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*elongation/*extension, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *elongation/*extension (ofŠ).|¾
laaska,÷<la(ng)a+ska(lu)=long-scale>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)| V is a *length scale, a system of units and zero point for measuring length.|[V­] 	¾
laasto,÷<la(ng)a+sto(lo)=long-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '82 4.7¾„(3v)|K *persist/*endure/*resist V in conditions N.|[K­VN] 	¾„(a)|*persistent/*enduring, long lasting.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*resistance/*endurance (ofŠ), mass prop.|¾
lab,÷<blabi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of blabi, white.*| 	¾
labcea,÷<(b)lab(i)+ce(nj)a=white-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *bleached/*blanched/*whitened by K, intransitive. .|[D­K] 	¾
labcko,÷<(b)lab(i)+cko(zu)=white-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.9¾„(v)|make-Š*white.|[N­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *bleach, a colour remover.|¾„(3v)|N *bleach/*blanch/*whiten D by V, nonintentional 'the sun bleaches my hair'.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*bleach (mass term). .|¾
labcli,÷<(b)lab(i)+cli(ka)=white-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3a)|G are *lighter/more-*brilliant than J in light N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(a)|*light/*brilliant, in color, light, incomp. form.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lightness/*brilliance, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*lightness/*brilliance, a prop. of a spec. color.|¾
labmao,÷<(b)lab(i)+ma(dz)o=white-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(v)|make-Š*white byŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *bleach/*blanch/*whiten D by V, intentional.|¾
labpurpu,÷<(b)lab(i)+purpu=white-purple>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.8¾„(1n)|B is some *violet, a pale purple colour.|[B­] 	¾
labyredro,÷<(b)lab(i)+y+redro=white-red>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(1a)|B is *pink/*rosy, a whitened red.|[B­] 	¾
lad,÷<plado>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of plado, plough.*| 	¾
ladyduo,÷<(p)lad(o)+y+du(rz)o=plow-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.7¾„(n)|a *plowman, one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *plow D.|¾
ladza,÷¿÷<ladzo>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *louse.|[B­] 	¾
ladze,÷¿÷<ladzo>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *louse-like/*lousy, pertaining to lice.|[B­] 	¾
ladzi,÷¿÷<ladzo>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *nit, a louse egg or young *louse.|[B­] 	¾
ladzo,÷¿÷< 3/4E louse; 2/3C sh dz; 2/4G laus>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a male *louse, an insect of order Mallophaga or Anoplura.|[B­] 	¾
ladzu,÷¿÷<ladzo>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *louse, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
lae,÷<larte>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of larte, art.*| 	¾„(pm)|the addressee ofŠ, indirect designation.*.|¾
lag,÷<langa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of langa, long.*| 	¾
lagbue,÷<la(n)g(a)+bu(st)e=long-step>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *stride over/across B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *strider, one who walks with long steps.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *striding/*stride, an act/process of ­ing.|¾
lagcei,÷<la(n)g(a)+ce(rs)i=long-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is a *bench, a long seat.|[B­] 	¾
lagfikco,÷<la(n)g(a)+fikco=long-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *novel, a long work of fiction by K.|[B­K] 	¾
lagfompli,÷<la(n)g(a)+fo(r)m(a)+pli(zo)=long-form-use>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *use-long-forms in speaking to D.|[K­D] 	¾
laghou,÷<la(n)g(a)+ho(ld)u=long-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/WDG/FR '86 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *ditch/*trench in/on F.|[B­F] 	¾
lagkanra,÷<la(n)g(a)+kanra=long-cane>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *staff.|[B­] 	¾
lagkeo,÷<la(n)g(a)+(c)ke(m)o=long-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is an *era/*eon/*epoch lasting C, a long time interval.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*epochal, general, pert. to epochs.|¾
lagkukreo,÷<la(n)g(a)+kuk(ra)+re(nr)o=long-quick-thrower>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(1n)|B is a *rifle.|[B­] 	¾
lagmao,÷<la(n)g(a)+ma(dz)o=long-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|K *elongate/*lengthen/*extend D, makeŠlonger, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*elongation/*extension, mass prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*elongated, made longer.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *elongation/*extension (ofŠ).|¾
lagmei,÷<la(n)g(a)+me(rl)i=long-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K measure the *length of D to be C.|[K­DC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *length, measured.|¾
lagmoa,÷<la(n)g(a)+mo(nc)a=long-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *ridge, a long hill of landmass F.|[B­F] 	¾
lagmuovei,÷<la(n)g(a)+mu(vd)o+ve(tc)i=long-move-event>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(3n)|V is a *parade/*procession from S to D.|[V­SD] 	¾
lagpiu,÷<la(n)g(a)+pi(sk)u=long-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt/JÇB/RAM '86 2.5¾„(2n)|B is a *strip of F.|[B­F] 	¾
lagrae,÷<la(n)g(a)+ra(nd)e=long-round>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(a)|*elliptical.|[B­CC] 	¾„(3n)|B is an *ellipse with foci (collection) C and major axis C.|¾
lagrou,÷<la(n)g(a)+(b)ro(c)u=long-brush>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(1n)|B is a *broom, for sweeping.|[B­] 	¾
lagtua,÷<la(n)g(a)+tu(rk)a=long-work>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *career/*profession/*occupation at/in N.|[V­N] 	¾
lagvisra,÷<la(n)g(a)+visra=long-gut>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *gut/*intestine of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*intestinal/*gut, made of gut/intestine.|¾
lagyrocduo,÷<la(n)g(a)+y+(b)roc(u)+du(rz)o=long-brush-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.8¾„(2v)|K *sweep D, to remove dirt by ­ing.|[K­D] 	¾
lai,÷<landi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of landi, land.*| 	¾
Lai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*L, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
laipla,÷<la(nd)i+pla(ta)=land-dish>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *basin, drainage area with no outflow.|[B­] 	¾
laisne,÷<la(nd)i+sne(ku)=land-neck>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(3n)|B is an *isthmus between N and N.|[B­NN] 	¾
lak,÷<lakse>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lakse, wax.*| 	¾
lakcli,÷<lak(se)+cli(ka)=wax-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *waxy/*wax-like than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
lakduo,÷<lak(se)+du(rz)o=wax-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|K *wax D, apply wax toŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *waxer, that which/one who waxesŠ|¾
lakse,÷lak ¿÷<2/2C la; 3/3H lakh; 3/4G wachs; 2/4E wax; 2/4S cera; 3/6J wakkusu>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a piece/quantity of *wax from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*wax, made of wax.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*wax, mass term.|¾Used in: bifylaktru; cucylakse; flalakse; lakcli; lakduo; lakykua; lakylitstuka; ¾
laktosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *lactose, a *milk-sugar.|[B­] 	¾
lakykua,÷<lak(se)+y+ku(vg)a=wax-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*waxed|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *waxier/more-covered-with-wax than J is.|¾
lakylitstuka,÷<lak(se)+y+lit(la)+stuka=wax-light-stick>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *candle/*taper.|[B­] 	¾
lal,÷<laldo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of laldo, old.*| 	¾
lalcea,÷<lal(do)+ce(nj)a=old-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(1v)|B *age/become-older.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*aged, one who is aging naturally.|¾
lalciu,÷<lal(do)+ci(kt)u=old-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2n)|B is the *peer of B, one equal in age to Š|[B­B] 	¾
lalcue,÷<lal(do)+cu(ts)e=old-say>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *tell-the-*age/*give-the-age of B to D|[K­BD] 	¾
laldaa,÷<lal(do)+da(nz)a=old-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *yearn/*long for V, thatŠshould come about.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *yearning, that which is ­ed for.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *yearning/*longing, an act/state of ­ing.|¾
laldo,÷lal lao ¿÷<3/4C lao; 2/3E old; 2/3G alt>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*old/*aged, older thanŠ|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *older/*senior,organically less young than J by C.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*age, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*junior/*younger-thanŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|the/an old-*age, a condition of being old.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the/an *age, a spec. property of being old.|¾Used in: lalcea; lalciu; lalcue; laldaa; lalfua; lalkeosii; lalmao; lalmei; lalmeu; lalnurcue; lalpeu; lalrispe; lalvalpu; laocko; laokla; meirlao; vatlao; ¾
lalfua,÷<lal(do)+fu(mn)a=old-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an old-*woman.|[B­] 	¾
lalkeosii,÷<lal(do)+(c)ke(m)o+si(mc)i=from-an-older-time-seems>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 3.1¾„(1a)|V is *quaint.|[V­] 	¾
lalmao,÷<lal(do)+ma(dz)o=old-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*aged, made old.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *age D, makeŠold, intentional.|¾
lalmei,÷<lal(do)+me(rl)i=age-measure-(old--measure)>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC/JCB/RAM '87 2.9¾„(a)|*dating, pertaining to measuring the age ofŠ|[K­DC] 	¾„(3v)|K *date/*measure the age of D to be C.|¾
lalmeu,÷<lal(do)+m(r)e(n)u=old-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is an old-*man.|[B­] 	¾
lalnurcue,÷<lal(do)+nur+cu(ts)e=old-said>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *saying/*saw/*proverb.|[B­] 	¾
lalpeu,÷<lal(do)+pe(rn)u=old-person>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is an *oldster/old-*person.|[B­] 	¾
lalrispe,÷<lal(do)+rispe=old-respect>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(2v)|K *venerate D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*venerable.|¾
lalvalpu,÷<lal(do)+valpu=old-wave>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a *swell/*sea/*wave on sea F.|[B­F] 	¾
Lamellibranchia,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *Lamellibranchia, a bivalve mollusc.| 	¾
lamhelibrankiai,÷<Lin. Lamellibranchia>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *lamellibranch, a bivalve mollusc.|[B­] 	¾
lan,÷<landi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of landi, land.*| 	¾
lanbaa,÷<lan(di)+ba(rm)a=land-arm>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(3n)|B is a *peninsula attached to landmass F flanked by waters N v. murbaa-gulf.|[B­FN] 	¾
lanbie,÷<lan(di)+bi(dj)e=land-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *shore/*coast/*coastline/*seashore of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*coastal, pert. to coasts.|¾
lanbiepea,÷<lan(di)+bi(dj)e+pe(nt)a=land-edge-point>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *cape/*headland on land F.|[B­F] 	¾
landi,÷lan lai ¿÷<2/2C di; 3/4E land; 3/4G land>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a parcel of *land/*terrain.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*terrain/*land, mass term.|¾Used in: buclai; cetlai; cutlaiflemai; damlai; farlai; farlaicli; ganlai; gralai; gunlai; laipla; laisne; lanbaa; lanbie; lanbiepea; langoi; langokru; lankoi; lanmei; lanmidju; lanpeu; lanpiu; lanviu; leplai; norprolai; norsiclai; nurponlai; ponlai; publai; raslai; snalanbie; trilai; vrelai; ¾
langa,÷lag laa ¿÷<3/3G lang; 2/3E long; 2/3F longue; 3/5H lamba; 3/5S largo; 3/5J nagai>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *longer than J in their greatest dimension by C|[G­JC] 	¾„(a)|*long, incomplete form.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *length/*stature, a property of being long.|¾Used in: ckelaa; ckelagmao; laacko; laaska; laasto; lagbue; lagcei; lagfikco; lagfompli; laghou; lagkanra; lagkeo; lagkukreo; lagmao; lagmei; lagmoa; lagmuovei; lagpiu; lagrae; lagrou; lagtua; lagvisra; lagyrocduo; meirlaa; melvrelaa; vrelaa; ¾
langoi,÷<lan(di)+go(dz)i=land-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/JCB '85 2.8¾„(3v)|K *land/go-*ashore/*arrive at D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *landing/*arrival, an instance of ­ing.|¾
langokru,÷<lan(di)+gokru=land-hook>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.6¾„(1n)|B is an *anchor.|[B­] 	¾
lankoi,÷<lan(di)+ko(rj)i=land-commander>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '82 3.9¾„(3v)|K *command group D in land force S.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|*commander, one who ­s, paradigm for all army officers.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*command, the unit ­ed.|¾
lanmei,÷<lan(di)+me(rl)i=land-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.3¾„(n)|*surveyor (ofŠ), one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *survey (area/tract) D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *survey ofŠ|¾
lanmidju,÷<lan(di)+midju=land-middle>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.5¾„(2a)|V is *inland in landmass F.|[V­F] 	¾
lanpeu,÷<lan(di)+pe(rn)u=land-person>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *peasant of countryside N.|[B­N] 	¾
lanpiu,÷<lan(di)+pi(sk)u=land-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *tract/*compass/*area.|[B­] 	¾
lansa,÷¿÷<5/5S lanza; 3/3F lance; 3/4E lance; 4/6G Lanze; 2/4H bhala>|¿|44% C_Prim|JCB '91 2.8¾„(1n)|B is a *spear/*lance.|[B­] 	¾Used in: flelansa; lansyduo; renlansa; renlansyduo; ¾
lansyduo,÷<lans(a)+y+du(rz)o=spear-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(3v)|K *harpoon/*lance/*spear D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
lantano,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *lanthanum, element 57 (La).|[B­] 	¾
lanviu,÷<lan(di)+vi(dj)u=land-view>|¿|2_Cpx|PC '85 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *landscape in region F as seen from S.|[B­FS] 	¾
lao,÷<laldo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of laldo, old.*| 	¾„(art)|the Linnaean taxonŠ(LA).*.|¾
laocko,÷<la(ld)o+cko(zu)=old-ckozu>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|N *age D, makeŠold, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾„(a)|*aged, made old.|¾
laokla,÷<la(ld)o+kla(bu)=old-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *rag/*tatter from S.|[B­S] 	¾
lar,÷<larte>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of larte, art.*| 	¾
larbekti,÷<lar(te)+bekti=art-object>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*artistic, pert. to art objects.|[P­S] 	¾„(2n)|P is an *art-object/work-of-art made by art S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*art, mass term of objects.|¾
lardilri,÷<lar(te)+dilri=art-representative>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(n)|a *representation, artistic, that which ­s.|[P­SB] 	¾„(a)|*representative, of that which ­s.|¾„(3n)|P is an *image/*representation of S in (form/material) B.|¾
larfomdou,÷<lar(te)+fo(r)m(a)+do(ns)u=art-form-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '91 4.9¾„(n)|*sculpts/is a *sculptor, of art.|[K­PS] 	¾„(3v)|K *mould P from S, for artistic reasons|¾«po ‹„»(v)|is *sculpting, the act of sculpture.|¾
larfuagandi,÷<lar(te)+fu(mn)a+gandi=art-goddesses>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/HA/RAM/JCB '88 4.1¾„(2n)|K is a/the *muse (s) of B.|[K­B] 	¾
largra,÷<lar(te)+gra(da)=art-great>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *classic in field/genre F among K|[B­FK] 	¾
larka,÷¿÷<4/4E lark; 3/4H lava; 2/5G Lerche; 2/6J hibari; 3/10R javoronok>|¿|43% C_Prim|JCB '91 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a female *lark, a bird of the Alauda species.|[B­] 	¾
larke,÷¿÷<larka>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is *lark-like, pertains to larks.|[B­] 	¾
larki,÷¿÷<larka>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *lark.|[B­] 	¾
larkinsea,÷<lar(te)+kin(ci)+se(tf)a=art-together-place>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(n)|a *composer, one who ­s.|[K­PS] 	¾„(3v)|K *compose P out of S, an artistic endeavour.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *composition, something ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *composition, a specific instance of ­ing.|¾
larklu,÷<lar(te)+ku/(t)l(a)=art-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(n)|*sculptor, one who ­s.|[K­PS] 	¾„(a)|*sculpting, pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(3v)|K *sculpt/*carve P from S.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sculpture, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sculpture, specific work.|¾
larko,÷¿÷<larka>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *lark.|[B­] 	¾
larku,÷¿÷<larka>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *lark, the non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
larmao,÷<lar(te)+ma(dz)o=art-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*artistic/*creative, pert. to artists.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|an *artist/*creator, one who createsŠ|¾„(3v)|K *create P , a work of art, out of S.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*creativity/*creativeness, artistic, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a work-of-*art, by a spec. artist, conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *creation, artistic, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *creativeness/*artistry/*creativity, a property of being an artist.|¾
larmaonamci,÷<lar(te)+ma(dz)o+namci=art-maker-name>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|N is an *pseudonym/*stage-name of K for work P.|[N­KP] 	¾
larnamci,÷<lar(te)+namci=art-name>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is a/the *title/*name of P, a work of art.|[B­P] 	¾
larnandyduo,÷<lar(te)+nand(a)+y+du(rz)o=art-knot-do>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *macramé P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *macramé.|¾
larnursri,÷<lar(te)+nur+sri(te)=art-writing>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(3n)|P is a piece of *literature, artful writing about B by K.|[P­BK] 	¾„(a)|*literary, pert. to ‹.|¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|*literature.|¾
larte,÷lar lae ¿÷<3/3E art; 4/4S arte; 3/3F art; 2/4H kala>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3n)|N is an *art/*technique for producing P used by people K.|[N­PK] 	¾„(a)|*artistic, pert. to art practices.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*art, mass term of artistic practice.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*art, the mass of such products.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *art, a product of artistic technique.|¾Used in: cmelae; diclae; hanlae; hanlarmao; kardurlae; kuvlae; larbekti; lardilri; larfomdou; larfuagandi; largra; larkinsea; larklu; larmao; larmaonamci; larnamci; larnandyduo; larnursri; larviasia; prefodlae; roarmazlae; sinmazlae; tculae; tektylae; ¾
larva,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *larva of V, an immature creature unlike the adult.|[B­V] 	¾
larviasia,÷<lar(te)+vi(zk)a+si(tf)a=art-see-place>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '88 3.7¾„(3n)|F is an art+*gallery/*museum at N featuring/exhibiting art B.|[F­NB] 	¾
las,÷<lasti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lasti, elastic.*| 	¾
lasheri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *laser of material S and frequency C.|[B­SC] 	¾
lasmao,÷<las(ti)+ma(dz)o=elastic-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *elasticize D, makeŠelastic, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
lasti,÷las ¿÷<5/7S elastic-o; 5/7F elastique; 5/7G elastisch; 4/7E elastic; 3/7H lachili; 5/12R elastichyesk->|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2a)|G is more *elastic/*springy/*spring-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|an *elastic, an elastic thing.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*elasticity, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*inelastic, conv. of elastic.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *elasticity/*springiness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: lasmao; trilasti; trilastri; ¾
lat,÷<latci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of latci, light.*| 	¾
latblo,÷<lat(ci)+blo(da)=light-hit>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(3v)|K *tap/*pat D on N.|[K­DN] 	¾
latci,÷lat ¿÷<3/4E light; 3/4C ching; 3/4G leicht>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*light/*lightweight, less heavy thanŠin fieldŠ|[G­JCN] 	¾„(4a)|G is *lighter/less-*heavy than J by C in gravity field N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lightness, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *lightness/*levity, a prop. of being light-weight.|¾Used in: fatlatcea; fatlatcko; fatlatmao; latblo; latflemai; latflepae; latlinbu; latmao; latmia; latmiatci; latsoi; ¾
latflemai,÷<lat(ci)+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=light-fly-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *dirigible/*airship|[B­] 	¾
latflepae,÷<lat(ci)+fle(ti)+pa(tc)e=light-fly-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *balloon (hot-air, helium, free or tethered)|[B­] 	¾
latheki,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *latex of S, the sap of some plants.|[B­S] 	¾
latlinbu,÷<lat(ci)+linbu=light-linen>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.6¾„(1n)|B is *lawn (a fine linen cloth).|[B­] 	¾
latmao,÷<lat(ci)+ma(dz)o=light-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 3.4¾„(2v)|K *lighten D- make weigh less thanŠ|[K­D] 	¾
latmia,÷<lat(ci)+mi(lf)a=small-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *lunch/*luncheon/*snack, a small meal taken at any time.|[B­] 	¾
latmiatci,÷<lat(ci)+mi(lf)a+t(it)ci=small-meal-eat>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.6¾„(2v)|K *lunch upon B- eat a small meal at any time.|[K­B] 	¾
latsoi,÷<lat(ci)+so(nl)i=light-sleep>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(1v)|K *doze/*nod-off.|[K­] 	¾
lau,|LW|JCB '93 7+¾„(art)|The left-hand identifier of an unordered set (a series of pause-separated words or equivalent).*| 	¾
laurhencio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *lawrencium, a transuranic artificial element (Lw).|[B­] 	¾
laurhusi,÷<Lin.-Laurus-nobilis>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a *laurel/*bay-(tree).|[B­] 	¾
le,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(art)|*the (one or more things I mean which seem to be)Š, the general descriptive operator. (see lee and laa)| 	¾«le‹„»(af)|the descriptive prefix, as in levi  the-hereŠ *thisŠ, etc.|¾
lea,÷<le ra>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(art)|*the-set-of allŠ(LE).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of letra, letter.*|¾
leamra,÷<le(tr)a+ma/r(ka)=letter-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *mark placed on letter F.|[B­F] 	¾
learcue,÷<le(tr)a+r+cu(ts)e=letters-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *spell (word) B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *spelling.|¾
learlista,÷<le(tr)a+r+lista=letter-list>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *alphabet of language F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*alphabetic, pert. to alphabets.|¾
learsei,÷<le(tr)a+r+se(tc)i=letter-set>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|F is an *alphabet with characters B.|[F­B] 	¾
led,÷<ledri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ledri, lightning.*| 	¾
leda,÷<le+da>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*his/*her/*their/*its/*x's, a 3rd person sing./plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ mede„»(p)|*his/*theirs/*hers, use x's y/w/h/q.|¾
lede,÷<le+de>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*his/*her/*their/*its/*x's, a 3rd person sing./plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(p)|*his/*theirs/*hers, use x's y/w/h/q.|¾
ledflo,÷<led(ri)+fo/l(ma)=thunder-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*thunderous than J.|[G­J] 	¾
ledfoa,÷<led(ri)+fo(rm)a=lightning-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(1n)|V is a *flash.|[V­] 	¾
ledfoamao,÷<led(ri)+fo(rm)a+ma(dz)o=lightning-form-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(2v)|K *flash D (intentional action).|[K­D] 	¾
ledfomcea,÷<led(ri)+fo(r)m(a)+ce(nj)a=lightning-form-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(1v)|K *flash (of their own accord).|[K­] 	¾„(n)|*flasher , that which ­es.|¾
ledfomcko,÷<led(ri)+fo(r)m(a)+cko(zu)=lightning-form-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(2v)|N *flash D (unintentional action).|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|*flasher (ofŠ), that which causes ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*flasher, that which is ­ed.|¾
ledi,÷<le+di>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*his/*her/*their/*its/*x's, a 3rd person sing./plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(p)|*his/*theirs/*hers, use x's y/w/h/q.|¾
ledlitla,÷<led(ri)+litla=lightning-light>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(1v)|V is some *lightning, the light of the electrical discharge.|[V­] 	¾
ledo,÷<le+do>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*his/*her/*their/*its/*x's, a 3rd person sing./plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(p)|*his/*theirs/*hers, use x's y/w/h/q.|¾
ledri,÷led ¿÷<3/3C lei; 2/5E thunder; 2/5R griem-iet; 2/8J kaminari>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3n)|V is an instance of *lightning/*thunder/*thunderbolt, an electrical discharge from S to D.|[V­SD] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*thunder/*lightning, mass term of instances.|¾Used in: ledflo; ledfoa; ledfoamao; ledfomcea; ledfomcko; ledlitla; ledsoa; ¾
ledsoa,÷<led(ri)+so(nd)a=lightning-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(1v)|V is some *thunder, the sound of the electrical discharge.|[V­] 	¾
ledu,÷<le+du>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*his/*her/*their/*its/*x's, a 3rd person sing./plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(p)|*his/*theirs/*hers, use x's y/w/h/q.|¾
ledzo,÷lez ¿÷<3/3C dzo; 2/4E left>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is (to the) *left of N, as opposed to right.|[B­N] 	¾„(av)|*left, in a leftward direction.|¾Used in: lezdio; leztorni; ¾
lee,|LW|RH '92 7+¾„(art)|*the (one or more things I mean which actually are)Š, if there is such, otherwise the empty set (see le and laa)| 	¾
lefa,÷<le+fa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|the *future/*comingŠ, the one which will beŠ, a temporal descriptive oper.| 	¾
lei,÷<letci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*l, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of letci, permit.*|¾
leipre,÷<le(tc)i+p(ap)re=permission-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *license/*permit/*pass to /for P.|[B­P] 	¾
leirtoi,÷<le(tc)i+r+to(gr)i=let-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *consent to let D do V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*consent, an act of giving consent.|¾
leispa,÷<le(tc)i+spa(si)=permissible-space>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is the *domain of variable F, mathematics.|[B­F] 	¾
lek,÷<lenki>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lenki, electric.*| 	¾
lekdjisia,÷<le(n)k(i)+dji(ne)+si(tf)a=electric-join-place>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *electrical *outlet in F.|[B­F] 	¾
lekflo,÷<le(n)k(i)+fo/l(ma)=electric-full>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *charged, as of a battery.|[B­] 	¾
lekpli,÷<le(n)k(i)+pli(zo)=electricity-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(av)|*electrically, by means of electricity.|[B­] 	¾„(1a)|B is *electric/*electrical, uses electricity for operation.|¾
leksio,÷<le(n)k(i)+si(st)o=electric-system>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *electrical-system of vehicle/device F|[B­F] 	¾
leksiu,÷<le(n)k(i)+si(lt)u=electric-oscillator>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|an (electric) *oscillator of frequencyŠ|[B­C] 	¾„(2v)|B *oscillate at frequency C.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *oscillation (electric).|¾
lekykai,÷<le(n)k(i)+y+ka(tl)i=electric-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *electrical, powered by electricity.|[B­] 	¾
lekykarcysri,÷<le(n)k(i)+y+karc(i)+y+sri(te)= electric-heart-writer>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *electrocardiograph. |[B­] 	¾
lekykro,÷<le(n)k(i)+y+kro(li)=electric-current>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(3n)|V is *current/*flow of electricity between S and D|[V­SD] 	¾„(n)|some/an *electric-current/*electricity, a specific current.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*electricity, mass term.|¾
lel,÷<lelpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lelpi, level.*| 	¾
lelckorie,÷<lel(pi)+cko(zu)+(t)ri(m)e=leveling-instrument>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|B is a *level, a leveling-instrument.|[B­] 	¾
leldakbiu,÷<lel(pi)+dak(li)+bi(vd)u=level-likely-behaviour>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|V is a even *temper/*disposition.|[V­] 	¾
lelfle,÷<lel(pi)+fle(ti)=level-fly>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|(aircraft) K *cruise at altitude C|[K­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is the *cruising-altitude of aircraft K|¾
leljuo,÷<lel(pi)+(d)ju(p)o=level-support>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *beam supporting load C in structure F.|[B­CF] 	¾
lelmao,÷<lel(pi)+ma(dz)o=level-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2v)|K *level/*even-off/make-level D, intentional|[K­D] 	¾
lelpi,÷lel lep ¿÷<3/4E level; 2/4C pieng>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|a *flat, a flat place or thing.|[V­N] 	¾„(2a)|V is *level/*flat/*horizontal in gravity field N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*levelness, mass term of properties.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unlevel, not level, neg. of horizontal.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *levelness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: lelckorie; leldakbiu; lelfle; leljuo; lelmao; lelsea; lelsni; leltue; leplai; metleljuo; ¾
lelsea,÷<lel(pi)+se(tf)a=level-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *lay/*place D horizontally on B.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*laid, conv. of lay.|¾
lelsni,÷<lel(pi)+sni(re)=level-near>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2a)|G is more nearly *level/*horizontal than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
leltue,÷<lel(pi)+tu(gl)e=level-legs>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *lap of F.|[B­F] 	¾
lemhuri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lemur, a Prosimian mammal of genus/type F. |[B­F] 	¾
lemi,÷<le+mi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*my, the 1st person singular possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(p)|*mine, use 'my x/y/w/h/q'.|¾
lemu,÷<le+mu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*our/*my-and-your/*your-and-my, the 1st & 2nd person plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(p)|*ours, use 'our x/y/w/h/q.|¾
len,÷<lengu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lengu, language.*| 	¾
lena,÷<le+na>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|the *present/*current Š, the one which is nowŠ, a temporal desc. oper.| 	¾
lenfoa,÷<len(gu)+fo(rm)a=language-form>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *dialect of language S used by K|[B­SK] 	¾
lenfro,÷<len(gu)+fo/r(li)=language-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *linguist, talented in language.|[B­] 	¾
lengu,÷len leu ¿÷<5/6S lengua; 3/4F langue; 2/5C yu yen; 3/8E language>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*linguistic, pert. to languages.|[N­B] 	¾„(2n)|N is a/the *language/*tongue of B.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*language, mass term.|¾Used in: hansanleu; lenfoa; lenfro; lenhou; lenkofmou; lenkou; lenpli; lensensi; lensesmao; lenspe; lensri; leudja; notlenfoa; notlensea; pebleu; pogleu; rorlensia; rorlentaa; smileu; zvogunleu; zvoleu; ¾
lenhou,÷<len(gu)+ho(ld)u=language-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *hole/*gap/*absent element in language F|[B-F] 	¾
lenki,÷lek ¿÷<4/5J denki; 2/4C dien; 4/8S electric-o; 4/8F electrique; 4/8G elektrisch; 3/8E electric; 4/13R e>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|V is an *electric-charge in/on object B.|[V­B] 	¾„(n)|a spec. charge of *electricity in/on objectŠ|¾„(a)|*electrical/*electric, pert. to electric charges onŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*electricity, mass term of charges.|¾Used in: cutlekykro; cutlenki; lekdjisia; lekflo; lekpli; leksio; leksiu; lekykai; lekykarcysri; lekykro; ¾
lenkofmou,÷<len(gu)+ko(m)f(u)+mo(rd)u=language-comfortable-more>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(4v)|K is more *comfortable with language N than J is in S|[K­NJS] 	¾
lenkou,÷<len(gu)+ko(mf)u=language-comfortable>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K is *comfortable with/*fluent in language N|[K­N] 	¾
lenpli,÷<len(gu)+pli(zo)=language-use>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K uses/*speak-*language V in situation N|[K­VN] 	¾
lensensi,÷<len(gu)+sensi=language-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|N is a science of *linguistics.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*linguistics, mass term.|¾
lensesmao,÷<len(gu)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=language-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *linguist/*language-scientist.|[B­] 	¾
lenspe,÷<len(gu)+spe(ni)=language-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *experience-through-*language V|[K­BV] 	¾
lensri,÷<len(gu)+sri(te)=language-write>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *write (s) P/is able to write in language D.|[K­PD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(v)|P is *written by K in language D.|¾
lenzo,÷leo ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*optical, pert. to lenses.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *lens/*glass of camera/apparatus/optical system F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*lenses, mass term.|¾Used in: leorsio; mekleo; ¾
leo,÷<lenzo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of lenzo, lens.*| 	¾„(l)|*lambda, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
leorsio,÷<le(nz)o+r+si(st)o=lens-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.8¾„(a)|*optical, pert. to optical systems.|[F­BP] 	¾„(3n)|F is an *optical-system of lenses B for function P.|¾
lep,÷<lelpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lelpi, level.*| 	¾
lepa,÷<le+pa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|the *former/*one/*once -time -the one which wasŠ, a temporal desc. oper.| 	¾
lephidopteri,÷<Lin. Lepidoptera>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lepidopter of type/genus F, an insect of the order Lepidoptera|[B­F] 	¾
Lepidoptera,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(2n)|a *Lepidoptera, an insect of that order Lepidoptera| 	¾
leplai,÷<le(l)p(i)+la(nd)i=level-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a *plain/level-region of land-mass F.|[B­F] 	¾
lepsu,÷¿÷<Lin: Lepus>|¿|S_Prim|RAM/JCB '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *hare/*rabbit/*lagomorph, one of the genus Lepus.|[B­] 	¾
ler,÷<lerci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lerci, letter.*| 	¾
lerbatmi,÷<ler(ci)+batmi=letter-trade>|¿|2_Cpx|KS/JCB '95 2.3¾„(2v)|K (collective) *correspond/*exchange-letters with one another about V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *correspondent, one of a group who ­ with one another.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of an exchange of letters/of reciprocal *correspondence.|¾
lerci,÷ler ¿÷<3/4E letter; 3/4F lettre; 2/4C syin; 2/5H chitthi>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(5n)|B is a *letter/*missive/*epistle to D from S about V dated/timed/timed-and-dated C.|[B­DSVC] 	¾Used in: corlerci; kukylerci; lerbatmi; lersri; ¾
lersri,÷<ler(ci)+sri(te)=letter-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *correspondent, one who corresponds.|[K­BSD] 	¾„(4v)|K *correspond-with/*write-a-letter to B from place S to place D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *correspondence, an act of ­ing.|¾
les,÷<lesta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lesta, east.*| 	¾
lesta,÷les ¿÷<Est>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2a)|G is more *eastern/*easterly+than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*eastward, in an easterly way.|¾„(pp)|*east ofŠ, toward the east.|¾Used in: nodlesta; sudlesta; ¾
Lesta-,÷<from lesta=east>|¿|Name|JLT '85 4.3¾«La ‹„»(1n)|the *Orient/*East (parts of Eastern Asia).| 	¾
let,÷<letci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of letci, permit.*| 	¾
letci,÷let lei ¿÷<3/3E let; 3/4G laesst; 2/3F laiss-er; 3/5C chieng>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *allow/*let/*permit D to do V under conditions N.|[K­DVN] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *condition, of a permitted act, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*privileged, of one who is ­ed to doŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *permission, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: brafurlei; donlei; fablei; faldjalei; fanfealei; fanjetlei; fedlei; feklei; furlei; fursuilei; gozlei; gozleiketpi; goznurlei; kotvizlei; leipre; leirtoi; leispa; letfundi; letpredou; lilfurlei; lilkopfurlei; lilylei; liplei; nengozlei; norhialei; norlei; norleicue; nurvizlei; ponlilfurlei; privizlei; pubvizlei; rezlei; rulnurlei; selvizlei; skilei; stofurlei; tcelei; tcilei; tralei; travizlei; vemvizlei; vetlei; vizlei; vizleisro; zavlei; ¾
letfundi,÷<let(ci)+fundi=permit-fond>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4a)|K is *permissive toward D doing V under N.|[K­DVN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*permissiveness, mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *permissiveness, a spec. prop.|¾
letpredou,÷<let(ci)+p(ap)re+do(ns)u=permission-paper-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *license/give-a-*permit-to D to/for purpose P.|[K­DP] 	¾
letra,÷lea ¿÷<4/4E letter; 5/5S letra; 4/4F lettre; 4/4G letter; 4/7R lityera>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *letter/*character/*symbol in alphabet F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*alphabetic/*symbolic, as of letters of alphabetŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *alphabet, a set of lettersŠ|¾Used in: cmalea; damlea; damleasri; dreleasri; ganlea; ganleasri; grolea; hanlea; hanleasri; krolea; leamra; learcue; learlista; learsei; nartylea; nartyleasri; numlea; ¾
letu,÷<le+tu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*thy/*your, the 2nd person singular and plural possessive descriptor.| 	¾«‹ meda„»(ph)|*yours/*thine, yours, use 'your x/y/w/h/q'.|¾
leu,÷<lengu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of lengu, language.*| 	¾„(art)|*the-particular-set ofŠ(LE).|¾
leudja,÷<le(ng)u+dja(no)=language-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2v)|D *know (s) language F.|[D­F] 	¾
leukhemi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B suffers from *leukaemia/*leukemia, a blood cancer.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*leukaemia/*leukemia, collective term for the disease.|¾
leukhomi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B suffers from *leukoma, a corneal opacity.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*leukoma, collective term for the disease.|¾
lev,÷<levga>|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of levga, lever.*| 	¾
leva,÷<le+va>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|that/*thoseŠ, the one over there which isŠ, a spatial descriptive oper.| 	¾
levga,÷lev ¿÷<3/4E lever; 1/3C gang gan; 1/2R vaga; 3/5F levier>|¿|37% C_Prim|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lever of/in F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: fitlevga; fitlevgypuo; fitlevgytaksi; kukfitlevga; rekfitlevga; ¾
levi,÷<le+vi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*this/*these/the-*above-(mentioned)Š, the one right here which isŠ, a spatial descriptive oper.| 	¾
levina,÷<le+vi+na>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|the *present/*here-and-now, the one now at hand| 	¾
lez,÷<ledzo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ledzo, left.*| 	¾
lezdio,÷<le(d)z(o)+di(rc)o=left-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*leftward, in a leftward direction.|[V­B] 	¾„(2pp)|V is (in-a)-*leftward-(direction) from B.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*left, mass term for the direction.|¾
leztorni,÷<le(d)z(o)+torni=left-turn>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|N *turn B left/*laevorotate/*levorotate (polarized light in the last instances)|[N­B] 	¾„(a)|*laevorotatory/*levorotatory, pert. to a substance that rotates polarized light anticlockwise|¾
li,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(pm)|*quote/(«), the utterance which looks/sounds likeŠ, the left quotation mark.| 	¾
lia,÷<clika>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*like/*similar-to, before clauses/terms.| 	¾„(c)|*like/(just)-*as/in-the-*way-that. .|¾„(af)|a combining form of clina, line.*|¾«‹ ba„»(av)|*anyway/in-some-*manner.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*how?/in-what-*manner?/like-*what?, a question about similarity.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*likewise/in-*like-manner, like that, a mod. phrase.|¾
liacli,÷<(c)li(n)a+cli(ka)=line-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*straight, straighter thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *straighter/more-*linear than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *straightness, a spec. property.|¾
liasri,÷<(c)li(n)a+sri(te)=line-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.7¾„(2v)|K *rule/*draw lines on B.|[K­B] 	¾
lic,÷<linco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of linco, lean.*| 	¾
licfragu,÷<li(n)c(o)+fragu=thin-fog>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.7¾„(1n)|B is a specific instance/quantity of *mist.|[B­] 	¾
licgrato,÷<li(n)c(o)+grato=thin-cake>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *cookie/*biscuit.|[B­] 	¾
licklu,÷<li(n)c(o)+ku/(t)l(a)=thin-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(3v)|K *shave D producing P, cut off a very thin slice.|[K­DP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/some *shaving (s), thin slices from Š|¾
licmao,÷<li(n)c(o)+ma(dz)o=thin-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *thin-out/make-thin D, intentional|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *thinner, one who thins.|¾
licycko,÷<li(n)c(o)+y+cko(zu)=thin-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|N *thin-out/make-thin D, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *thinner, that which thins.|¾
licynurklu,÷<li(n)c(o)+y+nur+ku/(t)l(a)=thin-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chip/*flake of/from F.|[B­F] 	¾
lid,÷<lidji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lidji, religion.*| 	¾
lidbardygei,÷<lid(ji)+bard(a)+y+ge(ts)i=religious-reward-receive>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.5¾„(2v)|D are *saved in religion N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*salvation, mass instances.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *salvation .|¾
lidclu,÷<lid(ji)+clu(va)=religious-love>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '83 3.2¾„(2v)|K *worship D.|[K­D] 	¾
lidfia,÷<lid(ji)+fi(rp)a=religious-fear>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(2v)|D are *awed, made religiously fearful by K.|[D­K] 	¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*awe, to produce awe, conv. of awed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *awe, a spec. state of being ­ed.|¾
lidfiu,÷<lid(ji)+fi(br)u=religion-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nominal follower of religion N.|[B­N] 	¾
lidflo,÷<lid(ji)+fo/l(ma)=religion-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|G is more *religious, full of religion than J.|[G­J] 	¾«nu no ‹„»(a)|*irreligious, conv. of religious.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *religiosity, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *irreligiosity, a spec. property.|¾
lidfro,÷<lid(ji)+fo/r(li)=religion-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *religious/*devout in faith N.|[B­N] 	¾
lidfua,÷<lid(ji)+fu(mn)a=religious-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nun/*sister of N (order/location)|[B­N] 	¾
lidfuamunce,÷<lid(ji)+fu(mn)a+munce=religious-women-community>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nunnery of N (order/location)|[B­N] 	¾
lidfumhaa,÷<lid(ji)+fum(na)+ha(sf)a=religious-women-house>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *convent/*nunnery, the building containing the community.|[B­] 	¾
lidgarpai,÷<lid(ji)+gar(ni)+pa(rt)i=religious-district>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a *parish of region S under system N.|[B­SN] 	¾
lidgru,÷<lid(ji)+gru(pa)=religion-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|F is a religious *sect/*denomination including member(s) B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*sectarian/*denominational, pert. to religious groups.|¾
lidgrudjo,÷<lid(ji)+gru(pa)+djo(ri)=religious-group-member>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|B is a *monk/*friar/religious-*brother/*nun of F.|[B­F] 	¾
lidgruhaa,÷<lid(ji)+gru(pa)+ha(sf)a=religious-group-house>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 3.4¾„(2n)|B is a *convent/*monastery/*nunnery of order/religion N.|[B­N] 	¾
lidgudnuzvo,÷<lid(ji)+gud(bi)+nuzvo=religious-good-news>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(2n)|B is the *gospel of religion N.|[B­N] 	¾
lidji,÷lid ¿÷<3/5C jiao; 5/8S religios-o; 4/8E religious; 4/8F religion; 3/8G religioen; 3/9R rieligioz-nii; 4>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|N is a *religion/*religious belief/practice of people(s) D.|[N­D] 	¾„(a)|*religious, pert. to religions.|¾Used in: lidbardygei; lidclu; lidfia; lidfiu; lidflo; lidfro; lidfua; lidfuamunce; lidfumhaa; lidgarpai; lidgru; lidgrudjo; lidgruhaa; lidgudnuzvo; lidkao; lidkri; lidkrisio; lidkru; lidnurgri; lidpipstu; lidpozfa; lidselkasfa; lidtraci; lidydia; lidyzavbiu; lidzao; prutylidji; ¾
lidkao,÷<lid(ji)+ka(kt)o=religious-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2a)|G is more *devout/*pious/*religious/*righteous in action than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*piety/*righteousness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *devoutness/*piety, a property of being pious.|¾
lidkri,÷<lid(ji)+kri(do)=religion-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *believer-in/*member-of religion N.|[B­N] 	¾
lidkrisio,÷<lid(ji)+kri(do)+si(st)o=religion-creed>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(1n)|N is a religious-*creed/*religion, body of religious beliefs.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*religion, general term.|¾
lidkru,÷<lid(ji)+kru(ma)=religious-room>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *chapel of religion/culture N.|[B­N] 	¾
lidnurgri,÷<lid(ji)+nur+gri(tu)=religious-song>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '85 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *psalm of F.|[B­F] 	¾
lidpipstu,÷<lid(ji)+pip(lo)+stu(ci)=religion-people-story>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *myth about V from mythos/popular religious tradition N.|[B­VN] 	¾
lidpozfa,÷<lid(ji)+pozfa=religion-oppose>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *irreligious/*hostile to religion F in conditions N.|[B­FN] 	¾
lidselkasfa,÷<lid(ji)+sel(ji)+kasfa=religious-self-punish>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.9¾„(3v)|K do *penance for (sin) B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*penance/*penitence, the punishment done for sin.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *penitence, repentance for sins.|¾
lidtraci,÷<lid(ji)+traci=religious-travel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '89 5.0¾„(1n)|*pilgrim.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(4v)|K make a *pilgrimage to D from S by route V.|¾
lidydia,÷<lid(ji)+y+di(tc)a=religious-teach>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(2v)|K *preach/*catechize, teach religion to D.|[K­D] 	¾„(2n)|a *priest/*imam/*pastor/*minister/*teacher of religionŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(2n)|the *ministry of church/religionŠ|¾
lidyzavbiu,÷<lid(ji)+y+zav(lo)+bi(vd)u=sinful-behave>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *sin/*transgress in doing V, commits sinŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*sinful, of one who sins.|¾„(n)|a *sinner/*transgressor, one who sins.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sin, the property of sinners.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *trangression/*sin, an act/state of ­ing.|¾
lidzao,÷<lid(ji)+za(vl)o=religiously-bad>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2a)|V is *sinful/is a *sin according to religion S, of religiously proscribed acts.|[V­S] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sin, the mass of all ‹ful acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*sin, a sinful act. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*sin, a spec. property of sins. |¾
lie,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pm)|(strong quotation mark).*.| 	¾
lieza,÷<lie+-za>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The opening 'strong' quotation mark of a non-Loglandic spoken specimen.*| 	¾
liezi,÷<lie+-zi>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The opening 'strong' quotation mark of a written non-Loglandic specimen.*| 	¾
lif,÷<clife>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of clife, leaf.*| 	¾
lifcinpro,÷<(c)lif(e)+cin(ta)+pro(ju)=leaf-child-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(1v)|K *bud, produce (leaf) buds.|[K­] 	¾
lifcinta,÷<(c)lif(e)+cinta=leaf-child>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a (leaf) *bud of F.|[B­F] 	¾
lifclemao,÷<(c)lif(e)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=leaves-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2v)|K *strip the leaves from D.|[K­D] 	¾
liftaa,÷<(c)lif(e)+ta(kn)a=leaf-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(1v)|B *rustle/*whisper, the sound of wind in the trees.|[B­] 	¾
lifyflo,÷<(c)lif(e)+y+fo/l(ma)=leaf-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2a)|G is (more)-*leafy than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *leafiness property.|¾
lifyrinje,÷<(c)lif(e)+y+rinje=leaf-ring>|¿|2_Cpx|BW '83 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a leaf *wreath.|[B­] 	¾
lii,÷<clivi>|¿|LW|JCB '88 7+¾„(pm)|*the-letterŠ, single letter quotation (see liu)| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of clivi, live.*|¾
liiza,÷<lii+-za>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The sound represented by the letterŠ, a single sound quotation.*| 	¾
liizi,÷<lii+-zi>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|the written letterŠ, a single letter quotation.*| 	¾
lij,÷<limji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of limji, limit.*| 	¾
lijmao,÷<li(m)j(i)+ma(dz)o=limit-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(3v)|K *limit/*restrict D to N, intentional. |[K­DN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *limitation/*restriction/*limit, area of a restriction.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *limitation/*restriction, an act of ­ing.|¾
lik,÷<likta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of likta, week.*| 	¾
likcke,÷<lik(ta)+cke(mo)=week-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *week of month/year F.|[B­F] 	¾
likfao,÷<lik(ta)+fa(nd)o=week-end>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *weekend of F.|[B­F] 	¾
likro,÷lio ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a portion/serving/quantity of *liquor/*spirits F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*spiritous, pert. to distilled liquors.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*liquo/*spirits, mass term.|¾Used in: liornurpoi; slilio; ¾
likta,÷lik ¿÷<2/3E week; 3/5C li bai; 3/7J isshukan; 2/5H saptah; 3/9R niedielia>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *week (s), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾Used in: likcke; likfao; rarlikta; ¾
lil,÷<lilfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lilfa, law.*| 	¾
lilbasni,÷<lil(fa)+basni=law-base>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(a)|*constitutional, pert. to constitutions.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *constitution/basis-of-law in group/polity F.|¾
lilcme,÷<lil(fa)+cme(ni)=legal-money>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/HA '87 4.2¾„(3n)|B is a *tender (legal) of S for P.|[B­SP] 	¾„(2n)|*currency ofŠ|¾
lildilri,÷<lil(fa)+dilri=legal-represent>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|K is an *attorney/*solicitor/*lawyer for D in matter V.|[K­DV] 	¾
lildju,÷<lil(fa)+dju(di)=legal-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *judge D legally to be B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*judicial, pert. to legal judges.|¾„(n)|*judge, legal.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *judgement, legal opinion.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*judiciary, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *judgement, an act of ­ing legally.|¾
lildjusia,÷<lil(fa)+dju(di)+si(tf)a=law-judge-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|F is a/the *court of official B.|[F­B] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *bar, mass term.|¾
lilduo,÷<lil(fa)+du(rz)o=law-do(er)>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(2n)|K is a *magistrate/*bailiff, one who has the power of putting the law in force in legal system N.|[K­N] 	¾
lilfa,÷lil ¿÷<2/2C fa; 3/4E legal>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(vt)|*proscribeŠtoŠunderŠamongŠ, as of laws.|[B­PKNF] 	¾„(a)|*legal/*juristic, pert. to laws/proscriptions, q.v.|¾„(5n)|B is a *law proscribing actions P by K under conditions N among people(s) F.|¾„(n)|a *proscription, a law.|¾«‹ fu djadou„»(Ph)|some *legal information.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*law, mass term.|¾«lopu no nu ‹„»(n)|*legality, mass term of props.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*illegality, mass term of props.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*legal, not proscribed by law, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *proscription, a proscribed thing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*proscribed/*illegal, proscribed by law, conv. form.|¾«pu no nu ‹„»(n)|a *legality, a prop. of legal acts.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *illegality, a prop. of illegal acts.|¾Used in: batlilfa; blililfa; ganlilmao; ganlilmaogru; lilbasni; lilcme; lildilri; lildju; lildjusia; lilduo; lilfilbeo; lilfoi; lilfurlei; lilkai; lilkamda; lilkeu; lilkopfurlei; lilkopkai; lilmao; lilmaogru; lilmormao; lilpou; lilretpi; liltakma; liltao; lilveivia; lilylei; norlilbiutro; polylilfa; ponlilfurlei; ¾
lilfilbeo,÷<lil(fa)+fil(mo)+be(gc)o=legal-feel-ask>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(4v)|K *appeal judgment V to D on grounds N.|[K­VDN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appeal, an act of ­ing a judgement.|¾
lilfoi,÷<lil(fa)+fo(sl)i=legal-force>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(3n)|K legally *oblige/*require D to do P.|[K­DP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a legal *obligation .|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|legally *obliged/*obligated .|¾
lilfurlei,÷<lil(fa)+fur+le(tc)i=legal-privilege>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*rightful, of legal privileges. |[B­DS] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *right, a legal privilege of D, under law/authority S|¾
lilhi,÷¿÷<Lin.-Lilium-sp.>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '87 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *lily, a flower of the Liliaceae.|[B­] 	¾
lilkai,÷<lil(fa)+ka(tl)i=legally-have>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(3n)|K *has/is *granted/*possessed-of/ the legal right to be/do V as granted/determined by law/legal authority S.|[K­VS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*rights, legal rights in general|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|is a *right ofŠto do/be...granted by... |¾
lilkamda,÷<lil(fa)+kamda=law-fighter>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 2.6¾„(2n)|K is a *barrister/*lawyer certified by polity N.|[K­N] 	¾
lilkeu,÷<lil(fa)+ke(rj)u=legal-care>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2n)|K is a/the (legal)-*guardian/*custodian of D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *ward ofŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*custody, a legal state.|¾
lilkopfurlei,÷<lil(fa)+kop(ca)+fur+le(tc)i=legal-copy-permission>|¿|3_Cpx|JWK/RAM '01 7+¾„(3n)|K has *copyright-permission to publish D from copyright holder S. cf.lilkopkai|[K­DS] 	¾
lilkopkai,÷<lil(fa)+kop(ca)+ka(tl)i=legal-copy-quality>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '01 7+¾„(2n)|K has/is granted/possessed of/ the *copyright for B as granted/determined by law/legal authority S.|[K­BS] 	¾
lilmao,÷<lil(fa)+ma(dz)o=law-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *law-maker/*legislator/*legislature, legislator of laws.|[K­PN] 	¾„(3v)|K *legislate/*enact law P for polity N.|¾„(a)|*legislative, pert. to law-making.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*law, enacted legislation, mass term.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*legislation, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *act/*enactment/*law/*legislation, enacted law, conv. of legislate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enactment, an act of ­ing law.|¾
lilmaogru,÷<lil(fa)+ma(dz)o+gru(pa)=law-make-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(2n)|F is a/the *House-of-Representatives/*House-of-Commons/*Diet/*Dail/*Knesset/*Thing/Parliament/legislature of polity N, a national law-making group.|[F­N] 	¾
lilmormao,÷<lil(fa)+mor(to)+ma(dz)o=legally-kill>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *execute D for crime V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|an *executioner, one who executes.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*execution, mass term of events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *execution, a spec. event.|¾
lilpou,÷<lil(fa)+po(ns)u=legally-own>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *own B legally.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *proprietor/*owner, legal owner.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *estate/*dominion/*possession, total, conv.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *proprietorship/*dominion/*possession/*title, a spec. property.|¾
lilretpi,÷<lil(fa)+retpi=legal-reply>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 4.5¾„(3v)|K *plead P to V. |[K­PV] 	¾
liltakma,÷<lil(fa)+takma=legal-attack>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.8¾„(3v)|K *sue/bring-suit-against D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *plaintiff, one suingŠfor /legal-disputer.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *defendant, one sued, conv. of plaintiff.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *suit/*lawsuit, act of suing.|¾
liltao,÷<lil(fa)+ta(rg)o=legal-argument>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.8¾„(n)|a *barrister, one presenting a case in court|[K­BV] 	¾„(3v)|K *argue/*present case B about V.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *brief, presented byŠaboutŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *brief, an instance of a legal presentation|¾
lilveivia,÷<lil(fa)+ve(tc)i+vi(zk)a=legal-witness>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a (legal)-*witness to event V.|[B­V] 	¾
lilylei,÷<lil(fa)+y+le(tc)i=law-allow>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3a)|V is *legal/*lawful/*legitimate/*permitted-by-law in B under N, not proscribed by any law ofŠ|[V­BN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lawfulness/*legality/*legitimacy, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*lawfulness/*legality, spec. prop. of lawful acts.|¾
lim,÷<limji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of limji, limit.*| 	¾
limburgere,÷<Ger.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *limburger, a German cheese|[B­] 	¾
limcko,÷<lim(ji)+cko(zu)=limit-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.1¾„(3v)|N *limit/*restrict D to V (non-intentional cause).|[N­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*limitation/*restriction/*limit, area of a restriction. (non-intentional cause).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*limitation/*restriction, an act of ­ing. (non-intentional cause).|¾
limcle,÷<lim(ji)+cle(si)=limit-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/FR '86 3.5¾„(1a)|V is *boundless/*limitless/*infinite in a property.|[V­] 	¾
limclesto,÷<lim(ji)+cle(si)+sto(lo)=limit-less-last>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '86 1.1¾„(1a)|V is *eternal/*everlasting.|[V­] 	¾
limfe,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *lymph, a watery body fluid.|[B­] 	¾
limfociti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *lymphocyte, a *leucocyte from the lymph glands and spleen.|[B­] 	¾
limha,÷¿÷<Arabic limah>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lime, a citrus fruit from S.|[B­S] 	¾
limhone,÷<L. Citrus limon>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lemon, a citrus fruit from S.|[B­S] 	¾
limji,÷lim lij ¿÷<4/5S limit-ar; 4/5F limite; 2/4C jie; 2/4H sima; 2/5E limit>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*limiting, pert. to boundaries.|[N­B] 	¾„(2v)|N *limit/*bound B.|¾„(n)|a *limit/*border/*boundary, limit/outer edge ofŠ|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unlimited/*limitless, neg. of ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*limitable, can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *limitation, a state of being a limit.|¾Used in: herbaslimji; lijmao; limcko; limcle; limclesto; limjurmei; limkarsa; limsni; limterspa; limtorspa; mrolimtio; nurpoalimji; polylimji; ¾
limjurmei,÷<lim(ji)+jur+me(rl)i=limit-measurement>|¿|2_Cpx|JFC '83 3.7¾„(2n)|V is *limit-point/*threshold of process N, the point at which response begins.|[V­N] 	¾
limkarsa,÷<lim(ji)+karsa=boundary-across>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*bordering, next to/on a border ofŠ|[B­B] 	¾„(2v)|B *border-on/lie-across-a-border/boundary from B.|¾
limneai,÷<Lin Limnaea/Lymnaea>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *lymnaeid, a snail of the genus Limnaea.|[B­] 	¾
limsni,÷<lim(ji)+sni(re)=limit-near>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2v)|N *approach/*approximate/*tend-toward limit V.|[N­V] 	¾„(a)|*approaching, tending toward.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tendency, an event/process.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tendency, a mathematical property.|¾
limterspa,÷<lim(ji)+ter+spa(si)=limit(ed)-three-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *tract/three-dimensional-*volume of definite boundaries.|[B­] 	¾
limtorspa,÷<lim(ji)+tor+spa(si)=limit(ed)-two-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *tract/two-dimensional-*surface of definite boundaries.|[B­] 	¾
lin,÷<clina>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of clina, line.*| 	¾
linbie,÷<(c)lin(a)+bi(dj)e=line-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a *ruler/*straightedge, for ruling lines.|[B­] 	¾
linbu,÷¿÷<2/2C bu; 3/4S lino; 3/5J linnam; 3/6G leinen; 2/5E linen>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(a)|*linen, made of linen.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *linen from S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*linen, mass term.|¾Used in: latlinbu; ¾
lincea,÷<(c)lin(a)+ce(nj)a=line-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(1v)|K *line-up/*queue, form into a line, as those awaiting service.|[K­] 	¾
linco,÷lic ¿÷<3/3E lean; 2/3C shou>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*thin/*lean/*skinny/*slender, thinner thanŠ|[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *thinner than J by C.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*thinness/*leanness/*slenderness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thinness/*leanness, a state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *thinness/*leanness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: licfragu; licgrato; licklu; licmao; licycko; licynurklu; norslilicgrato; ¾
linfoamao,÷<(c)lin(a)+fo(rm)a+ma(dz)o=linear-form-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *straighten up D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
linfomcea,÷<(c)lin(a)+fo(r)m(a)+ce(nj)a=linear-form-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 4.1¾„(1v)|K *straighten up, intransitive form.|[K­] 	¾
lingoi,÷<(c)lin(a)+go(dz)i=line-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(5v)|K *follow/go-along (route) V to D from S for distance C,|[K­VDSC] 	¾
linkoa,÷<(c)lin(a)+ko(rv)a=straight-curve>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *line, straight or curved, through pts C.|[B­C] 	¾
linkopmao,÷<(c)lin(a)+kop(ca)+ma(dz)o=line-copy>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(n)|a *tracer, one who traces drawings/outlines.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *trace drawing/outline B on D.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *tracing, a product of tracing.|¾
linkui,÷<(c)lin(a)+ku(nc)i=line-kin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|P is a lineal-*relative of S, child/parent/grandchild/etc.|[P­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*lineage-of, all lineal relatives ofŠ|¾
linmuo,÷<(c)lin(a)+mu(vd)o=line-move>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(4v)|K *move-along B from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾
linpazda,÷<(c)lin(a)+pazda=line-wait>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2v)|K *queue-up/*wait-in-line for V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|is an event of *queuing/*lining-up. |¾
linresra,÷<(c)lin(a)+resra=line-restaurant>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *cafeteria of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾
linrufu,÷<Lin. Lynx rufus>|¿|Bor.|JWK/RAM '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *wildcat/*bobcat,  Lynx rufus, a feral feline.|[B­] 	¾
lio,÷<likro>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of likro, liquor.*| 	¾„(a)|the-*numberŠ, used to designate numbers in non-mathematical contexts.|¾«‹ nefofo„»(ph)|a *gross, 144 of anything.|¾«‹ neto„»(ph)|a *dozen, 12 of anything.|¾
liornurpoi,÷<li(kr)o+r+nur+po(rl)i=liquor-mastered>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.8¾„(1n)|B is an *alcoholic, addicted to liquor.|[B­] 	¾
lip,÷<klipu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of klipu, keep.*| 	¾
lipfaa,÷<(k)lip(u)+fa(lb)a=keep-fail>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|K *drop/*lose D under conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾
lipfiu,÷<(k)lip(u)+fi(br)u=keep-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *keep D with difficulty under conditions N.|[K­DN] 	¾
lipfro,÷<(k)lip(u)+fo/r(li)=keep-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *hold-on/*hang-on to D under N.|[K­DN] 	¾
liplei,÷<(k)lip(u)+le(tc)i=keep-let>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.4¾„(3v)|K *consign B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*consignee, one receiving a ­ment.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*consigned, referring to that ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *consignment.|¾
lipmue,÷<(k)lip(u)+mu(tc)e=keep-much>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(n)|a *packrat|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *hoard D under conditions N.|¾
lis,÷<lista>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lista, list.*| 	¾
lisduo,÷<lis(ta)+du(rz)o=list-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *list elements B of list S|[K­BS] 	¾
lisfae,÷<lis(ta)+fa(nv)e=list-reverse>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *invert/*reverse, reverse a sequence of objects B e.g. letters in a word.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*inversion/*reversal, an act of reversal of a sequence.|¾
lisfui,÷<lis(ta)+fu(tc)i=list-after>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3v)|B *follow V in list F.|[B­VF] 	¾„(a)|*following/*subsequent.|¾
lisgoi,÷<lis(ta)+go(dz)i=list-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '83 3.6¾„(4n)|V is a *procession of B to D from S.|[V­BDS] 	¾
lismao,÷<lis(ta)+ma(dz)o=list-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *list/(put-in)-*order/make-a-list-of B in order N.|[K­BN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *order, a principle used to make a list.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*listable, can be ­ed.|¾
lismoa,÷<lis(ta)+mo(nc)a=list-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.8¾„(3v)|F is a *stack of B for P.|[F­BP] 	¾
lispao,÷<lis(ta)+pa(sk)o=list-before>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*preceding.|[B­VF] 	¾„(3v)|B *precede V in list F.|¾
lista,÷lis ¿÷<5/5S lista; 4/4F liste; 4/5G liste; 3/4E list; 2/6R spisok>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(av)|*serially/*sequentially, in an ordered way.|[B­FV] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *list/*sequence/*series/*ordered-set of the elements of set F in order V.|¾„(a)|*serial/*sequential/*ordered, pert. to series/lists.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *order/*ordering-principle, the ordering principle of a list.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*order, the mass of such properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ordered/*listed, of the elements on a list.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *order, a property of a list, q.v.|¾Used in: bukylisdjo; ckelisfre; ckelisgoi; ckelispri; ckelista; ckelisvalda; ckelisybuu; deirlista; durlista; fankeolista; fanlista; furtialista; learlista; lisduo; lisfae; lisfui; lisgoi; lismao; lismoa; lispao; lisyble; lisyblegoi; lisyneafui; lisyneapao; lisynensea; lisysia; nurbeilista; nurlista; nursuilista; rulfurlista; spalista; vetkeolista; vetlista; ¾
lisyble,÷<lis(ta)+y+ble(ka)=list-look>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(2v)|K run-*through (a list) F, perhaps to execute in sequence.|[K­F] 	¾
lisyblegoi,÷<lis(ta)+y+ble(ka)+go(dz)i=list-look-go>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '84 3.7¾„(3v)|K make-the-*rounds-of/*inspect D at intervals C.|[K­DC] 	¾
lisyneafui,÷<lis(ta)+y+ne(dz)a+fu(tc)i=list-after>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*following.|[B­VF] 	¾„(3v)|B immediately *follow V in list F.|¾„(n)|the *successor.|¾
lisyneapao,÷<lis(ta)+y+ne(dz)a+pa(sk)o=list-before>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*preceding.|[B­VF] 	¾„(n)|the*predecessor.|¾„(3v)|B immediately *precede V in list F.|¾
lisynensea,÷<lis(ta)+y+nen(ri)+se(tf)a=list-into-set>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.6¾„(n)|*registrar (ofŠinŠ), one who ­s.|[K­BF] 	¾„(a)|*registering/*enrolling/*entering (ofŠinŠ).|¾„(3v)|K *register/*enrol/*enter B in/for(list) F.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *register/*roll/*list (ofŠbyŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*registered/*enrolled/*entered (byŠinŠ).|¾
lisysia,÷<lis(ta)+y+si(tf)a=list-position>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.2¾„(3n)|V is the *rank of B in list F.|[V­BF] 	¾
lit,÷<litla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of litla, light.*| 	¾
litbui,÷<lit(la)+bu(lb)i=light-bulb>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(1n)|B is a *lightbulb.|[B­] 	¾
litci,÷¿÷<L. Litchi chinensis>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lichee/*litchi, a Chinese fruit from S.|[B­S] 	¾
litcko,÷<lit(la)+cko(zu)=light-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(a)|*illuminative, pert. to light sources.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|*illuminator/*illumination/*light, a light source.|¾„(2v)|N *light-(up)/*illuminate/make-lighted D, nonintentional|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*illuminated, conv. of illuminate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *light/*illumination, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *illumination, a state of being ­ed.|¾
litfeosro,÷<lit(la)+fe(kt)o+so/r(di)=light-memory(fact-store)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|F is some *optical-*memory of type B, e.g. CD-ROM, WORM etc.|[F­B] 	¾
litfiu,÷<lit(la)+fi(br)u=light-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(2a)|G is more *dim/*cloudy/*obscure/*dusky/*misty than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *dimness/*cloudiness/*dusk.|¾
litflo,÷<lit(la)+fo/l(ma)=light-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.4¾„(2a)|G is *brighter than J (in quantity of light).|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*bright/*luminous, brightly lighted.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*brightness, mass quality of lighting.|¾«nu ‹„»(2a)|*dimmer thanŠ, (less brightly lighted).|¾
litho,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *lithium, element 3 (Li)|[B­] 	¾
lithosferi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lithosphere of F, a rocky planetary crust|[B­F] 	¾
litla,÷lit ¿÷<3/4E light; 3/4C liang; 3/4G licht; 2/6H ujala; 2/4S clar-o>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *light from source S falling on surface D.|[B­SD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*lighted/*light/*illumined byŠ, incomp. conv.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*light, the mass of all light.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *light, a spec. source of light.|¾Used in: berlitpro; bitlitla; deirlitla; fiurlitpro; frelitla; kemlitpro; lakylitstuka; ledlitla; litbui; litcko; litfeosro; litfiu; litflo; litmao; litmoupro; litnie; litpro; lityrirda; litysensi; litystuka; lunlitla; mudlitpro; prilitla; rekylitla; solylitla; tanlitla; ¾
litmao,÷<lit(la)+ma(dz)o=light-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(n)|an *illuminator, one who ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *light-(up)/*illuminate/make-lighted D with/by V, intentional|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*illuminated, conv. of illuminate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lighting/*illumination, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *illumination, a state of being ­ed.|¾
litmoupro,÷<lit(la)+mo(rd)u+pro(ju)=light-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.0¾„(3v)|K *lighten/*brighten D by/with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
litnie,÷<lit(la)+ni(rn)e=light-year>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|C measure(s) a distance in *light-year (s) from S ; default, the Sun.|[C­S] 	¾
litnu,÷liu ¿÷<3/3C liu; 3/5E retain; 2/4F deten-ir>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3v)|K *hold/*restrain/*keep/*check/*stop/*curb/*detain D from doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *restraint/*check/*curb, that which ­s.|¾„(a)|*restraining, of that which/one who ­s.|¾„(n)|a *restrainer, one who ­s.|¾Used in: botliu; botliupae; fliliu; juarliumai; kakliu; liunrui; liurkamda; nengozliu; netliu; nimliu; ruerliu; skoliu; smiliu; vijliu; ¾
litpro,÷<lit(la)+pro(ju)=light-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.0¾„(n)|a *light-(source)/*lamp, (ofŠbyŠ).|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *light space/object D by V.|¾
litro,÷¿÷<5/5S litro; 4/4F litre; 4/4G liter; 4/5R lietr; 3/4E liter> 80%|¿| C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *liter (s), default 1, international unit of liquid volume|[B­C] 	¾Used in: milylitro; ¾
lityrirda,÷<lit(la)+y+rirda=light-record>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *compact-disc of P made by S.|[B­PS] 	¾
litysensi,÷<lit(la)+y+sensi=light-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*optical, pert. to optics.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *optics.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*optics, mass term.|¾
litystuka,÷<lit(la)+y+stuka=light-stick>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *torch/*flashlight.|[B­] 	¾
liu,÷<litnu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of litnu, restrain.*| 	¾„(pm)|*the-wordŠ, single word quotation.|¾
liunrui,÷<li(tn)u+n+ru(ln)i=restrain-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(4n)|V is a *prohibition, a rule prohibiting K from doing/being P under conditions N.|[V­KPN] 	¾
liurkamda,÷<li(tn)u+r+kamda=restrain-fight>|¿|2_Cpx|CF/JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|K *wrestle (with) K.|[K­K] 	¾
liuza,÷<liu+-za>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The spoken wordŠ, a single word quotation.*| 	¾
liuzi,÷<liu+-zi>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The written wordŠ, a single word quotation.*| 	¾
liv,÷<clivi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of clivi, live.*| 	¾
livbiu,÷<(c)liv(i)+bi(vd)u=live-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(3V)|K *behave like (model, pattern) S in situation N|[K-SN] 	¾
livcea,÷<(c)liv(i)+ce(nj)a=alive-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(1v)|B *comes_to_life/*becomes-alive.|[B­] 	¾
livceamao,÷<(c)liv(i)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=alive-become-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(2v)|K *resurrects/makes B come to life .|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*resurrected, of someone restored to life. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*resurrection, an event of...'s restoring...to life.|¾
livcle,÷<(c)liv(i)+cle(si)=life-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more *barren/*lifeless than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*barrenness, a spec. property of being ‹.|¾
livcni,÷<(c)liv(i)+cni(da)=live-need>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|B *need/*requires N to stay alive.|[B­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*necessity, mass term of states.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*necessity, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity/*need/*requirement ­that which is needed for life.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*necessary-to/*vital, of vital needs.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, a state of one in vital need.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, a prop. of vital needs.|¾
livdai,÷<(c)liv(i)+da(nc)i=life-plan>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4n)|B is a *gene disposing character V in P through parent S.|[B­VPS] 	¾„(a)|*genetic, pertaining to genes.|¾«fu ‹„»(v)|*inherit/*disposed-to-haveŠthru genesŠ|¾«lopo fu ‹„»(n)|*inheritance, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*genetic/*inborn/*inherent/*inherited/*innate/*natural, of features disposed by genes.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *character/*trait, trait disposed by genes, qv.|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|a *disposition/*inheritance, genetic, a spec. state.|¾
livdansei,÷<(c)liv(i)+dan(ci)+se(tc)i=life-design-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *inheritance, ofŠfromŠ/gene-set/.|[B­PS] 	¾„(a)|*genetic/*genotypic, pertaining to genotypes.|¾„(3n)|B is a *genotype/inherited *character/*nature inherited by P from parents S.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*inheritance, the mass of all ­ances.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inheritance, event of ­ing a genotype.|¾
livdantia,÷<(c)liv(i)+dan(ci)+ti(sr)a=life-design-choose>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(4v)|K *breed strain P for character(s) N from stock S.|[K­PNS] 	¾„(n)|a *breeder, one who ­s selected strains.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*bred, of artificially selected chars.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *breeding-stock, of a breeder.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bred, of artificially selected strains.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *breed, an artificially selected strain.|¾
livdou,÷<(c)liv(i)+do(ns)u=life-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.1¾„(2v)|K *animate D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*animation, a state of giving life toŠ|¾
livflo,÷<(c)liv(i)+fo/l(ma)=life-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is (more) *animated/*lively/*vital/full-of-*life than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*animation/*liveliness/*vitality, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *animation/*liveliness/*vitality, a spec. property.|¾
livfro,÷<(c)liv(i)+fo/r(li)=live-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|V is *hardy, fit to survive challenge N.|[V­N] 	¾
livhao,÷<(c)liv(i)+ha(rk)o=living-shelter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a/the *lodging/*habitation/*abode/*home/*dwelling/*domicile/*residence of D.|[B­D] 	¾„(a)|*domestic/*residential, pert. to homes.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*home, residence, mass term.|¾
livkanmo,÷<(c)liv(i)+kanmo=live-able>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2a)|B is *capable/*talented/*gifted in, biologically able to do/be V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*talent.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *capability/*capacity/*gift/*talent, a specific biological potential.|¾
livkeo,÷<(c)liv(i)+(c)ke(m)o=life-period>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2n)| C is a/the *lifespan/*lifetime of B.|[C­B] 	¾
livkui,÷<(c)liv(i)+ku(nc)i=life-kin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/JCB '95 4.2¾„(n)|a/the *kin/*relative of, genetically related in some degree.|[B­FC] 	¾„(3v)|B is genetically-*related to F in degree C.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a degree of *kinship, a no. of relations.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*kin/*relative ofŠ- the mass ofŠ's kin.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*kinship/*relationship, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *kinship/*relationship, a spec. prop. of any kin, q.v.|¾
livmuocko,÷<(c)liv(i)+mu(vd)o+cko(zu)=living-motion-cause.>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K *animate D with/by V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*animator, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *animation, an ­d scene/film.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*animated, something produced by ­tion.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *animation, a specific instance.|¾
livnorjuo,÷<(c)liv(i)+nor+(d)ju(p)o=life-not-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 4.9¾„(2a)|K is more *desolate/*lifeless than J.|[K­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*desolation/*loneliness, mass state.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*desolation/*loneliness, mass property.|¾
livpae,÷<(c)liv(i)+pa(tc)e=living-apparatus>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*organic, pert. to organs.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *organ of F.|¾
livpeecle,÷<(c)liv(i)+pe(nr)e+cle(si)=living-parent-without>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is an *orphan, one whose parents are deceased.|[B­] 	¾
livsacdonsu,÷<(c)liv(i)+sa(t)c(i)+donsu=life-start-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(3v)|S *conceive offspring P by V.|[S­PV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*conception, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *conception.|¾
livsacdou,SEE livsacdonsu
livsacmao,÷<(c)liv(i)+sa(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=life-start-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(3v)|K *conceive offspring P with parents S.|[K­PS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*conception, the mass of such events.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*conception, mass of such events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conception, an event of ­ing a child.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *conception, an event of being ­ed.|¾
livsatci,÷<(c)liv(i)+satci=life-start>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '85 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *germ of/for F.|[B­F] 	¾
livsensi,÷<(c)liv(i)+sensi=life-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an inst. of *biology.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*biological, pert. to biology.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*biology, mass inst.|¾
livsesmao,÷<(c)liv(i)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=life-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *biologist.|[B­] 	¾
livspa,÷<(c)liv(i)+spa(si)=creature-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2n)|F is the *habitat of B.|[F­B] 	¾
livspasensi,÷<(c)liv(i)+spa(si)+sensi=creature-space-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N is an *ecological law/fact/principle.|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the science of *ecology.|¾
livspasesmao,÷<(c)liv(i)+spa(si)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=creature-space-science-maker>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *ecologist, environmental scientist.|[B­] 	¾
livspe,÷<(c)liv(i)+spe(ni)=life-spend>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *live/*experience/*spend life in doing/being N|[K­N] 	¾
livtua,÷<(c)liv(i)+tu(rk)a=life-work>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2n)|V is a/the *career/*vocation of K.|[V­K] 	¾„(a)|*vocational, pert. to careers.|¾
liza,÷<li+-za>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The opening quotation mark of a spoken specimen.*| 	¾
lizi,÷<li+-zi>|¿|Cpd|RH '92 7+¾„(pm)|The open quotation mark of a written specimen.*| 	¾
lo,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*the/*a/*an, individual composed of all things which areŠ, mass term operator.| 	¾
loa,÷<flora>|¿|LW|L4 '75 3.4¾„(af)|a combining form of flora, flower.*| 	¾„(i)|*good-bye/*farewell/*so-long, an expression/exclamation of leave-taking.|¾«da me liu ‹ takna„»(ph)|X says *good-bye/*farewell .|¾
lod,÷<lodji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lodji, logic.*| 	¾
lodfiu,÷<lod(ji)+fi(br)u=logic-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|V is *illogical concerning B under conditions N.|[V­BN] 	¾
lodflo,÷<lod(ji)+fo/l(ma)=logic-full>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|V is *logical, full of logic in features B under conditions N.|[V­BN] 	¾
lodfro,÷<lod(ji)+fo/r(li)=logic-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|V is strongly *logical concerning B under conditions N.|[V­BN] 	¾
lodhea,÷<lod(ji)+he(lb)a=logic-help>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(1v)|K *encourage/*promote the use of *logic|[K­] 	¾
lodji,÷lod ¿÷<5/5C lodji; 4/5F logique; 3/5G logik; 3/6E logic; 3/6R logika; 3/6S logica>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3n)|N a *logic for reasoning from sent. type S to type P.|[N­SP] 	¾„(a)|*logical, pert. to any logic/-al system.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*logic, mass term for all logics.|¾Used in: lodfiu; lodflo; lodfro; lodhea; lodkai; lodkri; lodnerbi; lodpeo; lodpli; lodpue; lodsei; lodsensi; lodsesmao; lodspe; ¾
lodkai,÷<lod(ji)+ka(tl)i=logic-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|V characteristically *logical concerning B under conditions N.|[V­BN] 	¾
lodkri,÷<lod(ji)+kri(do)=logically-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '89 3.6¾„(3v)|K *presume V to be true of B.|[K­VB] 	¾
lodnerbi,÷<lod(ji)+nerbi=logical-necessity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|N is logically-*necessary-for V.|[N­V] 	¾„(av)|*necessarily, because of logical necessity.|¾„(n)|*necessity/*presupposition-of, a logical precondition.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*necessity, logical, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, logical, a spec. property.|¾
lodpeo,÷<lod(ji)+pe(ns)o=logic-think>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *think-logically about B|[K­B] 	¾
lodpli,÷<lod(ji)+pli(zo)=logic-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|V is *logical, uses logic in doing P.|[V­P] 	¾„(n)|a *logician, practical, one who uses logic.|¾
lodpue,÷<lod(ji)+pu(rf)e=logic-perfect>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *logical/*rigorous/logically-*perfect than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*rigor, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *rigor, a specific property.|¾
lodsei,÷<lod(ji)+se(tc)i=logic-set>|¿|2_Cpx|KS '96 7+¾„(4n)|B, a token or label, is a *logical-*set of denumerable objects/members/elements F with a defining property indicated by their membership in some superset S, and with cardinality C.|[B­FSC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *superset specifying the *defining *property of the membersŠof some set|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|the *cardinal *number of the members/elementsŠof some set; cf. konte.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *membership of/*members/*elements of setŠ|¾
lodsensi,÷<lod(ji)+sensi=logic-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.2¾„(1n)|N is the science of *logic.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*logical, pert. to scientific logic.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*logic, mass inst.|¾
lodsesmao,÷<lod(ji)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=logic-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *logician, scientific.|[B­] 	¾
lodspe,÷<lod(ji)+spe(ni)=logic-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2v)|K *experience-*logic in circumstances N|[K­N] 	¾
loe,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(art)|*the-typicalŠ(LE).| 	¾
log,÷<logl->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of logla/e/i/o, "Loglandian".*| 	¾
logcia,÷<log(la)+ci(rn)a=Loglan-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *learn-Loglan from S.|[K­S] 	¾„(n)|a *Loglan-student.|¾
logdia,÷<log(la)+di(tc)a=Loglan-teach>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *teach-*Loglan to B|[K­B] 	¾
logduo,÷<log(la)+du(rz)o=Loglan-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *use-*Loglan on person B|[K­B] 	¾
logla,÷log ¿÷<Loglan, the language>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of *Loglan.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Loglan, pert. to the loglan language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Loglan, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: damlogla; logcia; logdia; logduo; logmao; logpli; logpozfa; logtaa; norlogla; ¾
Loglan,÷<Log. Loglan>|¿|Name|L4 '75 15¾«la ‹„»(na)|the *Loglan language.| 	¾
logle,÷¿÷<Loglan, the language>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is an *Loglandic place/territory, a region inhabited by Loglanders. |[B­] 	¾
logli,÷¿÷<Loglan, the language>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an*Loglan-speaker/*Loglander. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Loglan. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Loglanders, the mass of such persons. |¾Used in: cnulogli; ¾
loglo,÷¿÷<<Loglan, the language>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Loglan, pert. to the Loglan culture. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Loglandic culture. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Loglan, the mass of such elements. |¾
logmao,÷<log(la)+ma(dz)o=Loglan-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *Loglanizes D, translatesŠinto Loglan.|[K­D] 	¾
logpli,÷<log(la)+pli(zo)=Loglan-use>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *use-Loglan in/by doing V.|[K­V] 	¾
logpozfa,÷<log(la)+pozfa=Loglan-opposed>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2a)|B is *antiLoglandical/opposed to the spirit of Loglan, in feature V|[B­V] 	¾
logtaa,÷<log(la)+ta(kn)a=Loglan-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Loglan-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
loi,÷<lokti>|¿|LW|L4 '75 6.0¾„(i)|*hello/*hi/*good-day, an expression/exclamation of greeting.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of lokti, local.*|¾«da me liu ‹ takna„»(ph)|X says *hello/*greets.|¾
lok,÷<lokti>|¿|LW|L4 '75 6.0¾„(af)|a combining form of lokti, local.*| 	¾
loktaa,÷<lok(ti)+ta(kn)a=local-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(3v)|K speaks language B with a local *accent characteristic of place/region N.|[K­BN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *accent, a state/event of having anŠ in languageŠ|¾
lokti,÷lok loi ¿÷<2/2C ti; 3/4E local; 3/5S local; 3/5F local>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|S is *local-to/originates-in-and-is-confined-to N.|[S­N] 	¾„(av)|*from-here/*locally, local, incomplete form.|¾„(a)|*local-(toŠ), limited to localityŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *locality, a place to whichŠis local.|¾Used in: braloi; loktaa; norloi; sicynorloi; telnorloi; ¾
londa,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is *blonder/*fairer than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|*blonde/*fair, one who is blond(e).|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|a *blondeness/*fairness, the mass of such props.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *blondeness/*fairness, a prop. of a spec. blonde.|¾
lor,÷<flora>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of flora, flower.*| 	¾
lorcinpro,÷<(f)lor(a)+cin(ta)+pro(ju)=flower-child-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(1v)|K *bud, to produce (flower) buds.|[K­] 	¾
lorcinta,÷<(f)lor(a)+cinta=flower-child>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a (flower) *bud of F.|[B­F] 	¾
lorcli,÷<(f)lor(a)+cli(ka)=flower-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(2a)|G is more-*flowery-than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*floweriness, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *floweriness, a spec. property.|¾
lorflo,÷<(f)lor(a)+fo/l(ma)=flower-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*flowered/full-of-flowers than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
lorpro,÷<(f)lor(a)+pro(ju)=flower-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|in *bloom/*flower, having flowers.|[B­] 	¾„(1v)|B (is-in)-*blossom/*bloom/*flower.|¾
lorsi,÷¿÷<Lin>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *loris from S, an East Indian lemur.|[B­S] 	¾
loryrinje,÷<(f)lor(a)+y+rinje=flower-ring>|¿|2_Cpx|BW '83 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *lei/*wreath/*ring of flowers.|[B­] 	¾
lou,÷|¿|LW|JCB '94 7+¾„(pm)|The left-hand marker of an ordered list.*| 	¾
lu,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(pm)|end-*quote/(») (the right quotation mark, used with li.).| 	¾
lua,|LW|JCB '93 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pluma, feather.*| 	¾„(op)|the right-hand closure of an unordered set.*|¾
luacli,÷<(p)lu(m)a+cli(ka)=feather-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *feathery/like-a-feather than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *featheriness, a spec. property.|¾
lue,|LW|L4 '75 7.0¾„(pm)|the address ofŠ(&), inverse of indirect designation.*.| 	¾
luf,÷<lufta>|¿|Afx|JCB '95 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lufta, lift.*| 	¾
lufbardji,÷<luf(ta)+bar(ma)+dji(ne)=lift-shoulders>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *shrug|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shrug (lifting of the shoulders gesture)|¾
lufble,÷<luf(ta)+ble(ka)=lift-look>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *look-under B.|[K­B] 	¾
lufdru,÷<luf(ta)+d(i)r(l)u=lift-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|(aircraft) K *stalls at airspeed C|[K­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is a *stalling-speed for aircraft K|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stall|¾
lufta,÷luf ¿÷<3/3H utha-ua; 3/4E lift; 3/8C fu chi lai>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(5v)|K *lift/*elevate B to D from S in gravity field N.|[K­BDSN] 	¾„(a)|*elevating, pert. to lifting.|¾„(n)|an *elevator/*lifter/*lift, a thing which ­s something.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *elevation, a place to whichŠis ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lift/*elevation, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: botlufta; herlufta; lufbardji; lufble; lufdru; lufyfoi; nurlufta; spilufta; ¾
lufyfoi,÷<luf(ta)+y+fo(sl)i=lift-force>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is *lift/*lifting-force of magnitude C|[V­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is an amount of *lift|¾
lui,÷<pluci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*for/in-order-to-*pleaseŠ, before person terms.| 	¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*why?/for-*whom?/to-please-*whom?, a question about whose pleasure.|¾
lul,÷<lunli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lunli, wool.*| 	¾
lulcli,÷<lu(n)l(i)+cli(ka)=wool-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2a)|G is more *wooly/wool-like than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wooliness, a property of being wooly.|¾
lulkla,÷<lu(n)l(i)+kla(bu)=wool-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *shawl, a woolen wrap.|[B­] 	¾
lum,÷<pluma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pluma, feather.*| 	¾
lumbedkua,÷<(p)lum(a)+bed(pu)+ku(vg)a=feather-bed-cover>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *feather-bed-cover/*duvet/*comforter.|[B­] 	¾
lumclemao,÷<(p)lum(a)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=feathers-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2v)|K *pluck D, remove the feathers ofŠ|[K­D] 	¾
lumdua,÷<(p)lum(a)+du(rn)a=feather-adorn>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a *plume, a feathery adornment.|[B­] 	¾
lun,÷<lunra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lunra, lunar.*| 	¾
Lun-,÷<L. Luna= moon>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1,0¾«la ‹„»(na)|the *Moon, natural satellite of Earth.| 	¾
lunfoa,÷<lun(ra)+fo(rm)a=moon-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a *moon/*satellite of planet S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*lunar, pert. to moons/satellites.|¾
lunli,÷lul ¿÷<2/2H un; 3/4E wooly; 2/3F laine; 2/4R runo; 2/4S lana>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *wool from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*woolen/*wool, made of wool.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*wool, mass term.|¾Used in: lulcli; lulkla; ¾
lunlitla,÷<lun(ra)+litla=lunar-light>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(2n)|V is some *moonlight falling on D.|[V­D] 	¾
lunra,÷lun ¿÷<Latin Luna>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1a)|V is *lunar, pert. to the natural satellite of the earth.|[V­] 	¾Used in: lunfoa; lunlitla; ¾
luo,÷|¿|LW|JCB '94 7+¾„(pm)|the right-hand marker of an ordered list.*| 	¾
lup,÷<lupsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lupsu, wolf.*| 	¾
lupsa,÷¿÷<lupsu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *wolf, a wolf *bitch.|[B­] 	¾
lupse,÷¿÷<lupsu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *lupine/*wolf-like, pertaining to wolves.|[B­] 	¾
lupsi,÷¿÷<lupsu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *wolf/*wolf-cub/*pup.|[B­] 	¾
lupso,÷¿÷<lupsu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *wolf.|[B­] 	¾
lupsu,÷lup ¿÷<Lin. lupus>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '88 4.1¾„(1n)|B is any *wolf (Canis lupus), non-specific.|[B­] 	¾Used in: luptaa; lupydzo; ¾
luptaa,÷<lup(su)+ta(kn)a=wolf-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(1v)|K *howl, a wolf-like cry.|[K­] 	¾
lupydzo,÷<lup(su)+y+dzo(ru)=wolf-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(4v)|K *walk-*stealthily from S to D via V|[K­SDV] 	¾
lus,÷<lusta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of lusta, west.*| 	¾
lusta,÷lus ¿÷<Ust>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(pp)|*west-ofŠ, toward the west fromŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*westward, in a westerly way.|¾„(av)|*westward, from the west.|¾„(2a)|G is more *western/*westerly+than J is.|¾Used in: nodlusta; sudlusta; ¾
luthecio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *lutetium, element 71 (Lu).|[B­] 	¾
ma,|LW|L4 '75 15¾«­ma„»(af)|the mark of *Latin upper case vowel names, as in ama/ema/ima/oma/uma.| 	¾«­ma„»(ms)|*hundred, as in toma, 200.|¾
maa,÷<matma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of matma, mother.*| 	¾
mac,÷<matci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of matci, machine.*| 	¾
macbapra,÷<ma(t)c(i)+bapra=vehicle-operate>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(n)|a/the *operator of some machine.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *operate (s)/is the *operator of machine B.|¾
macbei,÷<ma(t)c(i)+be(rt)i=machine-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '75 3.5¾„(4v)|K *convey B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|*conveyor/*conveyance, that which ­s.|¾
macduo,÷<ma(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=machine-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *machine D, make with a machine.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *machinist, one who ­es.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*machined, conv. of machine.|¾
macflesia,÷<ma(t)c(i)+fle(ti)+si(tf)a=machine-fly-place>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *cockpit of aircraft F|[B­F] 	¾
machumni,÷<ma(t)c(i)+humni=machine-human>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cyborg made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
macpeu,÷<ma(t)c(i)+pe(rn)u=machine-person>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *robot/*android made by K.|[B­K] 	¾
mactua,÷<ma(t)c(i)+tu(rk)a=machine-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a *machinist, one who builds and/or repairs machines.|[B­] 	¾
mad,÷<madzo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of madzo, make.*| 	¾
madheire,÷<Port.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *Madeira, a sherry-type wine.|[B­] 	¾
madhokuai,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *Madoqua, an antelope from S.|[B­S] 	¾
madji,÷maj ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4/AL/JCB '95 3.5¾„(n)|a *magician, one who performs magicŠforŠ|[K­VDP] 	¾„(a)|*magical, pert. to magicians.|¾„(4v)|Magician/Sorcerer K performs *magic/*magical-act/*sorcery V for client/audience D with goal/purpose P|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*magic, mass term for such tricks.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*magic, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*magical (a), apparently supernatural.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a sp. trick/event of *magic.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *magic.|¾Used in: folmadji; gramadji; grimadji; majblifikco; majfiafikco; majfua; majpipstu; majpua; majpurcue; majycea; majymiksa; majysaa; majystuka; sesymajblifikco; zavmajpua; ¾
madsaa,÷<mad(zo)+sa(np)a=made-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(a)|*symbolic, pert. to artificial signs.|[B­PDVN] 	¾„(vt)|*symbolize, stand forŠ|¾„(5n)|B is a *symbol/*sign/*signal meaning P to D prompting behav'r V under N.|¾
madsandou,÷<mad(zo)+san(pa)+do(ns)u=symbol-give>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *symbolise/*represent S with (symbol) P.|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *representation, a symbol used to ­ize.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|*symbolic/*representational, of symbolizing acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *representation, an act of symboling.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *representation, state of being ­ized.|¾
madsia,÷<mad(zo)+si(tf)a=make-place>|¿|2_Cpx|DB '83 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *factory making P.|[B­P] 	¾
madzo,÷mad maz mao ¿÷<3/3C dzo; 2/3E made; 2/3G mach-en>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *make state/object P out of material(s)/existing condition(s) S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|a *maker, general term.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *material, from whichŠis made byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*artificial.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *making, a process/act.|¾Used in: aurmoykuvmao; badmao; balmao; baormao; bednitmao; bekylinmao; benmuzmao; betmao; bilmao; bivceamao; bivsesmao; blemao; bliklimao; bliklimazmao; bliklimazmao; blimao; blosonmao; bodmao; bremao; bromao; bujmao; bunfilmao; cabmao; capmao; catmao; cedmao; cetmao; cidmao; cikmao; citmao; ckelagmao; clamao; clemao; clifaosonmao; cmacmemao; cmafodmao; cmamao; cmeplidanmao; cmesromao; cmimao; cnicmamao; cnumao; cnunurmao; cnuplimao; conmao; cormao; cotmao; ctimonmao; cucbasmao; cucmao; cuirclimao; curmao; curmaokamda; damfilmao; damymao; danmao; dantcumao; darmuvmao; dasfaomao; dasmao; datklinymao; dazmao; denrezmao; derbremao; dionrenmao; ditysonmao; djabasysesmao; djadazmao; djasesmao; djimao; djiseimao; djomao; dorbremao; dormao; dramao; dremao; dremoumao; drimao; dunmao; dutmao; dzamao; dzemao; fabspomao; fadmao; fagmao; fagsacmao; fagstimao; falkrimao; falmao; famdjimao; fandurmao; fanfodmao; fankampymao; fanmao; fanmarmao; fanmermao; fansmumao; fasmao; fasyturmao; fatlatmao; fatmao; felmao; fibmao; fidsesmao; filmao; fircakmao; firmao; flimao; flimormao; flomao; fodflomao; fodlinmao; fodmao; foircmamao; foldjamao; folmao; fomceamao; formao; fredirkamymao; frelymao; fulmao; furvizmao; ganlilmao; ganlilmaogru; gaorbrimao; genjunmao; genkacmao; ginkriceamao; godrymao; gomyroamao; gozmao; gozmazpea; gromao; grumao; gubdirmao; gudfilmao; gudmao; hadmao; hanlarmao; hansonmao; hapmao; hatmao; hebsesmao; herclemao; hernitmao; hisysesmao; holmao; humsesmao; hunmormao; iglluymao; jarmao; jelmao; jetmao; jipmao; jitflomao; jitmao; jolmao; josmao; kalmao; kalmazpai; kalmymao; kalpebmao; kalsaimao; kaltalmao; kamkyveimao; kampymao; kamymao; kapmao; karkymao; kasfoamao; kasfoamormao; kecmao; kemsesmao; kemyrajmao; kikmao; kinclemao; kinmao; kinmaotcu; kledymao; klemao; klemaosio; klimao; klimaosio; klimaosismao; klimaosismao; klimaoste; klinymao; klinymaosia; klomao; klonymao; kofkledymao; kofmao; kolkaimao; kopmao; korbetmao; kovkamymao; kovmao; krisalmao; kromao; krosacmao; krostimao; kubmao; kukmao; kuksilmao; kuktanmao; kuktcumao; kurmao; kusdjamao; kusmao; kuspykromao; kuspymao; labmao; lagmao; lalmao; larmao; larmaonamci; lasmao; latmao; ledfoamao; lelmao; lensesmao; licmao; lifclemao; lijmao; lilmao; lilmaogru; lilmormao; linfoamao; linkopmao; lismao; litmao; livceamao; livsacmao; livsesmao; livspasesmao; lodsesmao; logmao; lumclemao; madsaa; madsandou; madsia; malmao; maocnu; maospu; marmao; mazfoa; mazharmo; meksanmao; melnumceamao; mermao; mildymao; mismao; molmao; mormao; musytolclemao; mutnenmao; mutpunmao; muvmao; muvmaztaa; muvsimymao; muzmao; nandyklamao; nandymao; nartymao; nartyspamao; naurfasmao; naurturmao; nebmao; nenbromao; nerctimao; nermao; netfoamao; nevsesmao; nilcyfilmao; nilcylinmao; nimsesmao; noirsimymao; nordjafirmao; nordzamao; norkalylivmao; norkanmao; normormao; normuvmao; nornebmao; nornurmao; norsanmao; norveimao; numsesmao; numsnimao; nurclamao; nurdzamao; nurfecmao; nurjiumao; nurkarkymao; nurklinymao; nurmao; nurmaoslo; nurmaovla; nurmucmao; nurnitmao; pacmao; paknurmaosensi; pakstimao; paltanmao; paorlivsesmao; parfaomao; parhamymao; parmao; pedmao; pertymao; petholmao; petmao; pintcumao; piurmao; pogmao; polsesmao; ponceamao; pramao; prasacmao; prosesmao; prosiosesmao; prozymao; prusysonmao; pubmao; pudmao; pufmao; punfymao; puormarmao; purclamao; purdanmao; purmao; radmao; ragmao; rajytcumao; rakmao; ralmao; rarstemao; ratycmamao; redmao; refclemao; refklomao; renmao; resmao; rezmao; riermao; rigclemao; rilmao; rilrymao; rirmao; rirmazmao; rirmazmao; rirpazmao; rirtifmao; ritysonmao; roarmaosensi; roarmaosesduo; roarmaosesmao; roarmaosesmao; roarmazlae; rofmao; roircakmao; rojkovmao; rojmao; rolmao; rolsilmao; ronmao; rorbromao; rorholmao; roryraemao; ruarstimao; rulbivmao; rulceamao; rulmao; rulnurtolmao; rutmao; sacmao; sacykamymao; sadsesmao; sairmao; salmao; sanklimao; sapmao; sarmao; selkopmao; selpramao; selrezmao; selsirmao; selvizmao; seormao; sesmao; silmao; simbunmao; simcnumao; simgromao; simlivmao; sinmao; sinmazlae; siorceamao; sirmao; sismao; skapyclemao; skapyplaclemao; skofoamao; slamao; slimao; slomao; smidanmao; smimao; smisromao; smukuvmao; smumao; socycoumao; socysesmao; sonmao; sonrirmao; spaklinymao; spemao; srimao; sromao; srumarmao; staryvalmao; stifymao; stimao; stocurmao; stogrumao; stogudmao; stolivmao; stomao; stomarmao; stomoumao; sulmao; tagstimao; tairmao; takstimao; tamymao; tanholmao; tanmao; tarsesmao; tasgycakmao; tceholmao; tcenymao; tciclemao; tcumao; tecmao; tedmao; telsesmao; tenmao; termao; tetysesmao; togsanmao; tokmao; tonmao; tormao; torseimao; totmao; trastemao; tsefucmao; vadmao; vapmuvmao; vesmao; vetmao; vidmao; vinbunmao; vinctimao; vinmao; vitmao; vizmao; zavceamao; zavmao; zbumao; ¾
mae,÷<marte>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of marte, market.*| 	¾
maersensi,÷<ma(rt)e+r+sensi=market-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|N is a fact/law/principle about *market (s)|[N­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*market-science.|¾
mag,÷<magne>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of magne, magnet.*| 	¾
magfao,÷<mag(ne)+fa(nd)o=magnet-end>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.1¾„(2n)|B is/are the *pole (s) of magnet F.|[B­F] 	¾
magfeosro,÷<mag(ne)+fe(kt)o+so/r(di)=magnetic-memory(fact-store)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|F is some *magnetic-*memory of type B, e.g. disk,tape,card etc.|[F­B] 	¾
magne,÷mag ¿÷<ISV>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *magnet.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*magnetic, pert. to magnets.|¾Used in: magfao; magfeosro; ¾
magnesio,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *magnesium, element 12 (Mg).|[B­] 	¾
magnetoni,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|P measures C in *magneton (s), a unit of magnetic moment.|[P­C] 	¾
mai,÷<matci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of matci, machine.*| 	¾
Mai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*M, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
maicli,÷<ma(tc)i+cli(ka)=machine-like>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 4.6¾„(1av)|*mechanically, pert. to a machine-like behaviour.|[G­VJ] 	¾„(3a)|G is (more) *mechanical in action V (than J), a machine-like behaviour.|¾
maifle,÷<ma(tc)i+fle(ti)=machine-fly>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(5v)|K *fly B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a *pilot/*flier, pilot, one who flies machines.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *flight, an act of piloting, q.v.|¾
maiklu,÷<ma(tc)i+ku/(t)l(a)=machine-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(n)|*mower, one who ­s.|[K­DB] 	¾„(3v)|K *mow/*cut D with B, cut down as grass.|¾„(a)|*mowing, pertaining to the act of ­ing.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*mower, a tool for ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mowing/*cutting, the event of ­ing.|¾
mairnakso,÷<ma(tc)i+r+nakso=machine-repairer>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(n)|a *mechanic/*machinist, one who repairs machines.|[K­BDV] 	¾„(4v)|K *repair/*fix machine B for D by V.|¾
mairpingu,÷<ma(tc)i+r+pingu=mechanical-penis>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 13+¾„(2n)|B is a *prong/*plug in system F.|[B­F] 	¾
maisri,÷<ma(tc)i+sri(te)=machine-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *typist, one who types.|[K­PB] 	¾„(3v)|K *type/*write P on typewriter B.|¾
maj,÷<madji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of madji, magic.*| 	¾
majblifikco,÷<ma(d)j(i)+bli(cu)+fikco=magic-possible-fiction>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is a work of *fantasy by K.|[P­K] 	¾
majfiafikco,÷<ma(d)j(i)+fi(rp)a+fikco=magic-fear-fiction>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is some *occult fiction by S.|[P­S] 	¾
majfua,÷<ma(d)j(i)+fu(mn)a=magic-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *witch.|[B­] 	¾
Major,÷<used-in-translations-where-title-to-be-preserved>|¿|Name|PC '85 2.8¾„(na)|*Major.| 	¾
majpipstu,÷<ma(d)j(i)+pip(lo)+stu(ci)=magic-people-story>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *fairy-tale about V told by/among people N.|[B­VN] 	¾
majpua,÷<ma(d)j(i)+pu(rd)a=magic-words>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.9¾„(1n)|V is a *spell.|[V­] 	¾
majpurcue,÷<ma(d)j(i)+pur(da)+cu(ts)e=magic-words-say>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.9¾„(3n)|K place-a-*spell V on D.|[K­VD] 	¾
majycea,÷<ma(d)j(i)+y+ce(nj)a=magic-change>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *changes-by-magic to D/becomes Šby magic|[K­D] 	¾
majymiksa,÷<ma(d)j(i)+y+miksa=magic-mixture>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is a magic-*potion for doing V prepared by K.|[B­VK] 	¾
majysaa,÷<ma(d)j(i)+y+sa(np)a=magic-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *rune/*hex-sign for doing V made by K.|[B­VK] 	¾
majystuka,÷<ma(d)j(i)+y+stuka=magic-stick>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.8¾„(1n)|B is a magician's *wand.|[B­] 	¾
mak,÷<manko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of manko, mouth.*| 	¾
makbri,÷<ma(n)k(o)+bri(ze)=mouth-wind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2v)|K *blow, expel air from the mouth on/at/into D.|[K­D] 	¾
makbricko,÷<ma(n)k(o)+bri(ze)+cko(zu)=mouth-wind-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|K *belch, unintentional.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *belch, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
makcai,÷<ma(n)k(o)+ca(nl)i=mouth-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *mouthful/*bite of B.|[C­B] 	¾
makcpu,÷<ma(n)k(o)+cpu(la)=mouth-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2v)|K *suck D, pull with the mouth at/onŠ|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *suck, an act of ­ing.|¾
maknazbi,÷<ma(n)k(o)+nazbi=mouth-nose>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/FR '88 4.6¾„(2n)|B is the *muzzle/*mouth of (animal) F.|[B­F] 	¾
makri,÷¿÷<G Mark>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B measures C in *mark (s), German unit of currency.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*mark, mass term.|¾
maksi,÷mas ¿÷<ISV.>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*maximal, pert. to a maximum|[B­C] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *maximum of C.|¾
makspali,÷<ma(n)k(o)+spali=mouth-side>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *cheek,the side of the face of F.|[B­F] 	¾
makteu,÷<ma(n)k(o)+te(tc)u=mouth-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(1v)|K *yawn.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *yawn, a specific instance.|¾
maktrufa,÷<ma(n)k(o)+trufa=mouth-roof>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/the *palate of F|[B­F] 	¾
makvao,÷<ma(n)k(o)+va(pr)o=mouth-gas>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(2n)|P is a *breath of S, air breathed out.|[P­S] 	¾
makvlaci,÷<ma(n)k(o)+vlaci=mouth-wash>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|K *wash (es) the *mouth with *mouthwash V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *mouthwash.|¾
mal,÷<malbi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of malbi, sick.*| 	¾
malbi,÷mal ¿÷<3/3S mal; 2/3C bing; 4/6F maladie; 3/5JŠamai; 3/6E malady>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3n)|D is *sick with P from S.|[D­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *sickness/*disease/*illness.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *sickness/*disease/*illness.|¾Used in: bludrumalbi; kuspynurmalbi; malblabi; malcea; malcko; malfiu; malfro; malhatro; malmao; malpetri; malsatci; malsulba; malylabcea; muvmalbi; snimalcko; volfiumalbi; zvomalcko; ¾
malblabi,÷<mal(bi)+blabi=sickly-white>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.3¾„(1a)|D is *pale/*ghastly/*wan, a off-white colour as in illness.|[D­] 	¾
malcea,÷<mal(bi)+ce(nj)a=sick-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(2v)|D become *ill with disease/condition V.|[D­V] 	¾
malcko,÷<mal(bi)+cko(zu)=sick-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(2v)|N make D *ill (unintentional) e.g. sea travel makes me ill.|[N­D] 	¾
malfiu,÷<mal(bi)+fi(br)u=sickness-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|D is *disease-*susceptible.|[D­] 	¾
malfro,÷<mal(bi)+fo/r(li)=sickness-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|D is *disease-resistant.|[D­] 	¾
malhakiti,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *malachite from S, a green mineral.|[B­S] 	¾
malhari,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|D suffers from *malaria, a mosquito-borne fever.|[D­] 	¾
malhatro,÷<mal(bi)+hatro=sick-hot>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.9¾„(1a)| D is *feverish.|[D­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fever, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fever/*temperature.|¾
malmao,÷<mal(bi)+ma(dz)o=sick-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(3v)|K make D *ill by V (intentionally).|[K­DV] 	¾
malna,÷man ¿÷<2/3C nai; 4/6R moloko; 2/4E milk; 2/4G milch>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2n)|P is some *milk of/from (a specific) animal S.|[P­S] 	¾„(a)|*milk/*lactic, pert. to milk.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*milk, mass term.|¾Used in: mancli; mansia; ¾
malpetri,÷<mal(bi)+petri=sickness-spread>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*infective/*infectious, causing ­ion.|[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *infect D with V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *infection.|¾
malsatci,÷<mal(bi)+satci=sickness-start>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '85 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *germ/*bacillus/*virus of/for V.|[B­V] 	¾
malsulba,÷<mal(bi)+sulba=sore swelling >|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *boil/*carbuncle on D.|[B­D] 	¾
maltosi,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *maltose, a sugar from malt.|[B­] 	¾
malylabcea,÷<mal(bi)+y+(b)lab(i)+ce(nj)a=sickly-white-become>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 2.9¾„(2v)|D is *pale from N.|[D­N] 	¾
mam,÷<matma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of matma, mother.*| 	¾
mambiu,÷<ma(t)m(a)+bi(vd)u=mother-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *mother D, behave as a mother towardŠ|[K­D] 	¾
mambru,÷<ma(t)m(a)+bru(di)=mother-brother>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a/the (maternal)-*uncle of D through mother S.|[B­DS] 	¾
mamcli,÷<ma(t)m(a)+cli(ka)=mother-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(2a)|G is more *motherly, like a mother than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*motherliness, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *motherliness, a spec. property.|¾
mamclijuo,÷<ma(t)m(a)+cli(ka)+(d)ju(p)o=mother-like-supporter>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *godmother to D.|[K­D] 	¾«‹ gudspi„»(n)|a *fairy-godmother.|¾
mamfra,÷<ma(t)m(a)+fa/r(fu)=mother's-father>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3n)|B is the (maternal)-*grandfather of D through mother S.|[B­DS] 	¾
mamgui,÷<ma(t)m(a)+gu(nt)i=mother-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *motherland/*country/*nation/*land of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mamhuti,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *mastodon, an animal of the genus Mammut.|[B­] 	¾
mamhutui,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *mammoth, an animal of the genus Mammuthus.|[B­] 	¾
mamla,÷¿÷<Lin.>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mammal of genus F., of the class Mammalia.|[B­F] 	¾
mamsoe,÷<ma(t)m(a)+so(rm)e=mother's-sister>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a/the (maternal)-*aunt of D through mother S.|[B­DS] 	¾
man,÷<malna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of malna, milk.*| 	¾
mancli,÷<ma(l)n(a)+cli(ka)=milk-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.2¾„(n)|a *milkiness, milkier thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *milkier than J is.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *milkiness, a spec. property.|¾
mande,÷¿÷<4/5S manej-ar; 2/3C pan; 3/6E manage; 2/7H prabandh>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *manage function V in organization F.|[K­VF] 	¾„(a)|*managerial, pert. to ­ing groups/persons.|¾„(n)|a *manager/*management, one/those who ­e(s).|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*management, mass term of groups.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*manageable, of operations, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *management, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *managership, a property of ­ers.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *manageability, a spec. property.|¾Used in: sadmande; ¾
manga,÷¿÷<ISV.>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *mango, a tropical fruit.|[B­] 	¾
manganeso,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *manganese, element 25 (Mn).|[B­] 	¾
mangusa,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mongoose from S, a small carnivore.|[B­S] 	¾
manko,÷mak ¿÷<2/2J ko; 3/4E mouth; 2/3C kou; 2/4G mund>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*oral, pert. to the ‹.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *mouth of F.|¾Used in: conmakvlaci; makbri; makbricko; makcai; makcpu; maknazbi; makspali; makteu; maktrufa; makvao; makvlaci; ¾
mansia,÷<ma(l)n(a)+si(tf)a=milk-place>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *dairy.|[B­] 	¾
manta,÷¿÷<manti>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *ant.|[B­] 	¾
mante,÷¿÷<manti>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *formic/*ant-like, pertains to ants.|[B­] 	¾
manti,÷¿÷<3/3C ma i; 2/3E ant; 3/5G ameise; 2/6H chyunti>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2n)|B is an *ant larva of hill/colony F.|[B­F] 	¾
manto,÷¿÷<manti>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *ant.|[B­] 	¾
mantu,÷¿÷<manti>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *ant, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
mao,÷<cmalo>|¿|Afx|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of madzo, make.*| 	¾
maocnu,÷<ma(dz)o+cn(in)u=made-new>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*fresh, more newly made thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *fresher/more-newly-made than J is.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*staleness, mass term, properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stale, less newly made than, conv. form.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *freshness, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *staleness, a spec. property.|¾
maospu,÷<ma(dz)o+spu(ro)=make-expert>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1n)|B is an *artisan/*craftsman.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*ingenious/*artistic.|¾
mar,÷<marka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of marka, mark.*| 	¾
marcko,÷<mar(ka)+cko(zu)=mark-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *marker, that which ­s.|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *mark/*spot D, make a mark onŠ, nonintentional; 'Blood spots cloth'|¾
marka,÷mra mar ¿÷<4/4E mark; 4/4S marc-ar; 4/4F marque; 4/5G marke; 3/6R mietka>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3n)|B is a *spot/*mark on D made by S.|[B­DS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*spotted/*marked, having a mark.|¾Used in: batmra; dedmra; famymra; fanmarmao; fitmra; kremra; leamra; marcko; marmao; marsea; nurklinymra; paimra; parmarpli; pinkremra; puormarmao; raemra; rajmra; recmra; roamra; srumarcko; srumarmao; srumra; stomarcea; stomarcko; stomarmao; stomra; tcorymarduo; tcorymra; ¾
marli,÷¿÷<E&US mile, not used elsewhere>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B measures C in *mile (s), approximately 1.6 kilometres.|[B­C] 	¾
marmalade,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|L1 '89 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a portion/quantity of *marmalade.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*marmalade (n), made of marmalade.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*marmalade (n), mass term.|¾
marmao,÷<mar(ka)+ma(dz)o=mark-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *marker, one who ­s.|[K­DB] 	¾„(3v)|K *mark/*spot D , make a mark/spot onŠby/with B, intentional|¾
marmo,÷¿÷<International>|¿|I_Prim|RAM/JCB '91 3.4¾„(1n)|B is some *marble, a form of calcium carbonate from source S.|[B­S] 	¾
marpa,÷¿÷<marpi>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *snake/*serpent.|[B­] 	¾
marpe,÷¿÷<marpi>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *snake-like/*serpentine, pertains to or resembles serpents.|[B­] 	¾
marpi,÷¿÷<3/4H sarp; 2/3C mang 2/5E serpent 2/5F serpent 2/5G serpent>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.4¾„(1n)|B is an infant *snake/*serpent.|[B­] 	¾Used in: marpytaa; ¾
marpo,÷¿÷<marpi>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *snake/*serpent.|[B­] 	¾
marpu,÷¿÷<marpi>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *snake/*serpent, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
marpytaa,÷<marp(i)+y+ta(kn)a=snake-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.7¾„(2v)|K *hiss P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hiss.|¾
marsa,÷¿÷<4/5S morsa 3/4F morse 3/6E walrus 3/6G Walross 2/4R morzh>|¿|33% C_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *walrus, a marine carnivore.|[B­] 	¾
marsale,÷<IV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *marsala, a Sicilian sherry-like wine.|[B­] 	¾
marse,÷¿÷<marsa>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *walrus-like, pertains to or resembles a walrus.|[B­] 	¾
marsea,÷<mar(ka)+se(tf)a=mark-set>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.9¾„(3v)|K *spot B on D, place an object on a spot (as in pool).|[K­BD] 	¾
marsi,÷¿÷<marsa>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *walrus.|[B­] 	¾
marso,÷¿÷<marsa>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *walrus.|[B­] 	¾
marsu,÷¿÷<marsa>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *walrus, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
marte,÷mae ¿÷<4/4E mart; 4/5G markt; 3/4F marche; 3/6J maketto; 2/5H bazar; 2/5R bazar; 2/7S mercado>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is a *market-(place)/*trading-place of town/district F, a place for trading.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: maersensi; ¾
marza,÷¿÷<Mars, the planet>|¿|S_Prim|JJ '95 7+¾„(1n)|F is an/some element(s) of the *Martian language|[F­] 	¾
marze,÷¿÷<the planet Mars>|¿|D_Prim|JJ '95 7+¾„(1n)|D is a locality in which *Martian (s) are found.|[D­] 	¾
marzi,÷¿÷<the planet Mars>|¿|D_Prim|JJ '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Martian, an inhabitant of Mars|[B­] 	¾
marzo,÷¿÷<the planet Mars>|¿|D_Prim|JJ '95 7+¾„(1n)|N is an element of the *Martian culture.|[N­] 	¾
mas,÷<maksi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of maksi, maximum.*| 	¾
mat,÷<matma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of matma, mother.*| 	¾
matci,÷mac mai ¿÷<3/3C chi; 4/5F machine; 4/6R mashina; 4/6G Maschine; 3/5E machine>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *machine for use/function P.|[B­P] 	¾„(a)|*mechanical, pert. to machines.|¾„(n)|spec. *machinery/*mechanism, a piece/instance.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*machinery/*mechanism, mass term of instances.|¾Used in: bermacnei; bermai; bermaibapra; bombyflemai; capmai; cmaflemai; cutflemai; cutlaiflemai; dandyridmai; dandyrirmai; darblemai; darkopmai; darsrimai; dirtolmai; flemai; flemaisro; gentcelyflemai; grocuiflemai; josmai; juarliumai; kadflemai; konduvmai; kopmai; latflemai; macbapra; macbei; macduo; macflesia; machumni; macpeu; mactua; maicli; maifle; maiklu; mairnakso; mairpingu; maisri; mismai; pogmai; raenridmai; rajrirmai; renmai; srimai; tantcelyflemai; telfypoamai; tidmelmai; tokmai; vidhyrirmai; ¾
matma,÷mat mam maa ¿÷<3/3E mom; 2/2C ma; 4/4H mata; 3/3R mat; 4/4S mama; 3/4F maman; 2/4G mutter; 3/7J okasama>|¿|94% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|K is the *mother of P by father S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(a)|*maternal, pert. to mothers.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*motherhood, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *motherhood, a spec. state/condition.|¾Used in: framaa; mambiu; mambru; mamcli; mamclijuo; mamfra; mamgui; mamsoe; matmaa; matmaa; mermaa; nurmermaa; samtermaa; samtormaa; saormaa; termaa; tismaa; tormaa; torsamtormaa; ¾
matmaa,÷<mat(ma)+ma(tm)a=mother's-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3n)|B is the (maternal)-*grandmother of D through mother S.|[B­DS] 	¾
maz,÷<madzo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of madzo, make.*| 	¾
mazfoa,÷<ma(d)z(o)+fo(rm)a=make-form>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2n)|B is the *formula/*recipe/*method/*procedure for doing/making P.|[B­P] 	¾
mazharmo,÷<ma(d)z(o)+harmo=make-harmonious>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *reconcile V with V.|[K­VV] 	¾
me,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(op)|changes a name to a predicate. *.| 	¾
mea,÷<mensa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(pm)|makes a predicate from an argument, with fuzzier meaning. e.g. mea Ford, 'is like a Ford, Fordish'*| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of mensa, month.* |¾
meacke,÷<me(ns)a+cke(mo)=month-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *month in year F.|[B­F] 	¾
meftu,÷¿÷<L. mephiti>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *skunk/*polecat from S.|[B­S] 	¾
meg,÷<megdo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of megdo, millionfold.*| 	¾
megdo,÷meg ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *millionfold of B, (10E6) international prefix |[F­B] 	¾Used in: megherzi; megygramo; ¾
meghalomani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|D suffer from *megalomania, a delusion of greatness/power.|[D­] 	¾
megherzi,÷<meg(do)+herzi=million-herzi>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.3¾„(2v)|B have C frequency in *megahertz.|[B­C] 	¾
megygramo,÷<meg(do)+y+gramo=million-grams>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.3¾„(2v)|B *weigh C in *tonne (s). (1000kg)|[B­C] 	¾
mei,÷<merli>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of merli, measure.*| 	¾„(l)|*m, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
meirlaa,÷<me(rl)i+r+la(ng)a=measure-long>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2n)|B has a measured *width of C|[B­C] 	¾
meirlao,÷<me(rl)i+r+la(ld)o=measure-old>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measures C in *age, has a measured age ofŠ|[B­C] 	¾
meisto,÷<me(rl)i+sto(lo)=measure-last>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(2n)|B *lasts/*endures C in *time, has a *measured-*life/*endurance of|[B­C] 	¾
mek,÷<menki>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of menki, eye.*| 	¾
mekcui,÷<me(n)k(i)+cu(tr)i=eye-water>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is/are *tear (s)/*teardrop (s) produced by S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*tears, mass term of instances.|¾
mekcuo,÷<me(n)k(i)+cu(nd)o=eye-window>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *pupil of eye F.|[B­F] 	¾
mekherfa,÷<me(n)k(i)+herfa=eye-hair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *eyelash of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mekherpinti,÷<me(n)k(i)+her(fa)+pinti=eye-hair-paint>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *mascara.|[B­] 	¾
mekleo,÷<me(n)k(i)+le(nz)o=eye-lens>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a (pair-of) *eyeglasses/*glasses/*spectacles.|[B­] 	¾
mekmei,÷<me(n)k(i)+me(rl)i=eye-measurer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *optometrist.|[B­] 	¾
meksa,÷¿÷<mekso>|¿|D_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(1a)|B is some *Mexican language, the dialect spoken in Mexico.|[B­] 	¾
meksanmao,÷<me(n)k(i)+san(pa)+ma(dz)o=eye-sign-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2v)|K *wink at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *wink, a specific instance.|¾
mekse,÷¿÷<mekso>|¿|D_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(1a)|B is a *Mexican-locality, a place where Mexicans live|[B­] 	¾
meksi,÷¿÷<mekso>|¿|D_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Mexican, a Mexican person.|[B­] 	¾Used in: meksymerki; ¾
mekso,÷¿÷<Mexico>|¿|N_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(1a)|B is *Mexican, an aspect of Mexican culture.|[B­] 	¾
meksymerki,÷<meks(i)+y+merki=Mexican-American>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Mexican-American.|[B­] 	¾
mektovherfa,÷<me(n)k(i)+tov(ru)+herfa=eye-over-hair>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *eyebrow of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mekykiu,÷<me(n)k(i)+y+ki(cm)u=eye-physician>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *oculist/*opthalmologist.|[B­] 	¾
mel,÷<merli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of merli, measure.*| 	¾
melbue,÷<me(r)l(i)+bu(st)e=measured-step>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1v)|K *pace/*walk with rhythmic/measured steps.|[K­] 	¾„(n)|a *pacer, one who takes measured steps.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pace, a spec. act/process of ­ing.|¾
melhatro,÷<me(r)l(i)+hatro=measured-heat>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B has a measured *temperature of C.|[B­C] 	¾
melkoo,÷<me(r)l(i)+ko(lr)o=measure-colour>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(3n)|B is a shade of *hue/*colour/*color...with lightness C and saturation C, e.g., 'Lopu labredro ga melkoo lopu redro lio savo lio sanene'  'Pink is a shade of red with lightness of about 8 and saturation of about 11' |[B­CC] 	¾
melkubra,÷<me(r)l(i)+kubra=measured-width>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B has a measured *width of C.|[B­C] 	¾
melkukra,÷<me(r)l(i)+kukra=measure-quick>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|B has a measured *speed of C|[B­C] 	¾
melno,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 6.9¾„(1n)|B is a *melon/quantity of melons from source F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*melon (s), general term.|¾
melnumceamao,÷<me(r)l(i)+num(cu)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=measure-number-change-make>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(3n)|K *scale (parameters) B by (factor/ratio) C.|[K­BC] 	¾
melnuu,÷<me(r)l(i)+nu(mc)u=measure-number>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(4n)|C is a *measurement/*value/*score/*measure/*parameter of (object) B in (dimension) N and (units) F.|[C­BNF] 	¾
melpao,÷<me(r)l(i)+pa(sk)o=measure-before>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|*ago, happened a measured intervalŠago.|[V­CN] 	¾„(3n)|V *happen-before, happens an interval C before N.|¾
melsao,÷<me(r)l(i)+sa(mt)o=measure-same>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|D is measurably-*identical-to/*same-as D in props B by standard N.|[D­DBN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sameness/*identity, the mass of such props.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*different, not measurably identical.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sameness/*identity, measured, a spec. property.|¾
melsurdi,÷<me(r)l(i)+surdi=measure-south>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|D measures C *south of S.|[D­CS] 	¾
melterspa,÷<me(r)l(i)+ter+spa(si)=measure-three-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *tract/three-dimensional-*volume of definite boundaries.|[B­] 	¾
meltio,÷<me(r)l(i)+ti(dj)o=measure-heavy>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measures C in *weight, has a measured weight ofŠ|[B­C] 	¾
meltorspa,÷<me(r)l(i)+tor+spa(si)=measure-two-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *tract/two-dimensional-*area of definite boundaries.|[B­] 	¾
melvrelaa,÷<me(r)l(i)+vre(ti)+la(ng)a=measure-vertical-length>|¿|3_Cpx|WG '93 7+¾„(2n)|B has a *height of C.|[B­C] 	¾
membrrani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)| B is a *membrane of F.|[B­F] 	¾
men,÷<mendi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mendi, male.*| 	¾
Men-,÷<Log. mrenu>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾„(voc)|a vocative, as in 'hey *Man!','oh *Mister!','oh *Sir!'.| 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Mr/*Mister/*Man/*Sir, a name/name-part, as 'la Men Smit'  'Mr. Smith'.|¾
mencli,÷<men(di)+cli(ka)=male-like>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(2a)|G is (more) *manly/*masculine (than J), of non-men.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*manliness, mass property, of non-men.|¾
menclu,÷<men(di)+clu(va)=male-lover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|K is the *lover/*boyfriend of D.|[K­D] 	¾
mendelevio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *mendelevium, element 101, (Mv) |[B­] 	¾
mendi,÷men ¿÷<3/3E men; 2/3G mann; 3/5C nan di>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a *male of species F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*male/*masculine, pert. to males.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*maleness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *maleness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: junmenhoa; mencli; menclu; menfersocysia; menforsocysia; menkasnytaa; menpoi; mensursocysia; mentersocysia; mentesti; mentorsocysia; menynersocysia; menynirda; rormenmerji; ¾
menfersocysia,÷<men(di)+fer+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=male-5-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *baron of F.|[B­F] 	¾
menforsocysia,÷<men(di)+for+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=male-4-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is an *earl/*count of F.|[B­F] 	¾
menkasnytaa,÷<men(di)+kasn(i)+y+ta(kn)a=bull-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(2v)|K *bellow at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *bellow.|¾
menki,÷mek ¿÷<2/2J me; 2/3CŠen; 2/6E ocular>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*ocular, pert. to eyes.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *eye of F.|¾Used in: kubmekble; mekcui; mekcuo; mekherfa; mekherpinti; mekleo; mekmei; meksanmao; mektovherfa; mekykiu; tanmekble; ¾
menpoi,÷<men(di)+po(rl)i=male-power>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *master of *domain/persons/organization N|[B­N] 	¾
mensa,÷mea ¿÷<3/3S mes; 3/5G monat; 2/4E month; 3/6H mahina; 4/8R miesiats>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4/RAM '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B measures in *month s the number C.|[B­C] 	¾Used in: fermea; formea; meacke; nermea; nernermea; nernirmea; nertormea; rarmea; sermea; sormea; termea; tormea; vermea; vormea; ¾
mensursocysia,÷<men(di)+sur+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=male-(rank)-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *prince/*duke/*marquis/*count/*earl/*baron of F, any peer, identify by number.|[B­F] 	¾
mentersocysia,÷<men(di)+ter+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=male-3-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *marquis of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mentesti,÷<men(di)+testi=male-gonad>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *testicle/male-*gonad of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*testicular, pert. to testicles.|¾
mentorsocysia,÷<men(di)+tor+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=male-2-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *duke of F.|[B­F] 	¾
menynersocysia,÷<men(di)+y+ner+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=male-1-social-position>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *prince of F.|[B­F] 	¾
menynirda,÷<men(di)+y+nirda=male-bird>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *cock (male bird).|[B­] 	¾
meo,÷<metro>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of metro, meter.*| 	¾„(l)|*mu, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
mer,÷<merji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of merji, marry.*| 	¾
merbeo,÷<mer(ji)+be(gc)o=marry-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(2v)|K *propose marriage to D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a marriage-*proposal.|¾
merbra,÷<mer(ji)+bra(na)=marriage-born>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1a)|N is *legitimate, pert. to a child born in marriage.|[N­] 	¾«no ‹„»(1a)|*illegitimate, pert. to a child born out of wedlock.|¾
mercea,÷<mer(ji)+ce(nj)a=married-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*marriageable, capable of becoming ­ed.|[K­K] 	¾„(2v)|K *marry/*wed/get-*married-to K.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*marriage/*wedding, mass term of events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *marriage/*wedding, an event of becoming ­ed.|¾
merceafua,÷<mer(ji)+ce(nj)a+fu(mn)a=married-become-woman>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2n)|D is the *bride of B.|[D­B] 	¾
mercejmeu,÷<mer(ji)+ce(n)j(a)+m(r)e(n)u=married-become-man>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2n)|D is the *bridegroom/*groom of B.|[D­B] 	¾
mercme,÷<mer(ji)+cme(ni)=marriage-money>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3n)|C is the *dowry of D for S.|[C­DS] 	¾
merdou,÷<mer(ji)+do(ns)u=married-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K give-in-*marriage B to D, e.g., as a father.|[K­BD] 	¾
merfomvei,÷<mer(ji)+fo(r)m(a)+ve(tc)i=marriage-ceremony>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(2n)|V is a/the *marriage/*wedding of K.|[V­K] 	¾
merfra,÷<mer(ji)+fa/r(fu)=marriage-father>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *stepfather of D with mother S.|[B­DS] 	¾
merfua,÷<mer(ji)+fu(mn)a=married-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|D is a/the *wife of B.|[D­B] 	¾
merfurmoi,÷<mer(ji)+fur+mo(dv)i=marry-intend>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(1a)|B (pl.set) are *engaged-to-be-married/*betrothed.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *engagement/*betrothal.|¾
merji,÷mer ¿÷<4/4E marry; 3/4F mari-er; 2/8C jie huen>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|a *spouse of, one who is married toŠ|[B­B] 	¾„(2a)|B is *married to B, be in a state of ­age.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*marriage, mass term of states.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unmarried/*single, unmarried, neg. of married.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *marriage, a state of being married.|¾Used in: cnumerfua; detmerji; fanmercea; fanmerji; fanmermao; merbeo; merbra; mercea; merceafua; mercejmeu; mercme; merdou; merfomvei; merfra; merfua; merfurmoi; mermaa; mermao; mermeu; mertiu; nenmerji; nermerji; nurmerbru; nurmerdea; nurmerfra; nurmerkui; nurmermaa; nurmerpee; nurmersibli; nurmersoe; nurmersuo; nurmertciha; rorfemymerji; rormenmerji; rormerji; rormermerji; rormermerji; stomerji; zvomerji; ¾
merka,÷¿÷<US American>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*American, of American (US) language.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *American (US) language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*American, general term for American (US) language.|¾Used in: merkytaa; ¾
merke,÷¿÷<US American>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1a)|B is an *American place/territory, a region inhabited by Americans.|[B­] 	¾
merki,÷¿÷<US American>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an *American-(person).|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*American, of American (US) origin.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Americans, the mass of all Americans.|¾Used in: meksymerki; ¾
merko,÷¿÷<US American>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *American (US) culture.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*American, of the American (US) culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*American, general term for the American (US) culture.|¾
merkytaa,÷<merk(a)+y+ta(kn)a=American-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is an *American-*English-*speaker|[K­] 	¾
merli,÷mel mei ¿÷<3/4E measure; 2/3S med-ir; 2/3G mess-en; 3/5R miera; 2/4C liang>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K, persons or instruments *measure B to be C on scale/dimension N.|[K­BCN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *dimension/*measurement, a measured value.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *dimension, a measured property, conv.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*measurement, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*measurable, conv. of measure.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *measurement, an act or event of ­ing.|¾Used in: busmei; ckemei; ckesifmei; hatmei; hatmelrie; katmei; kerkromei; kerpucmei; lagmei; lalmei; lanmei; limjurmei; meirlaa; meirlao; meisto; mekmei; melbue; melhatro; melkoo; melkubra; melkukra; melnumceamao; melnuu; melpao; melsao; melsurdi; melterspa; meltio; meltorspa; melvrelaa; terspamei; tidmei; tidmelmai; torspamei; velmei; ¾
mermaa,÷<mer(ji)+ma(tm)a=marriage-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *stepmother of D with father S.|[B­DS] 	¾
mermao,÷<mer(ji)+ma(dz)o=married-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(3v)|K *marry, officiate at the marriage of D to D.|[K­DD] 	¾
mermeu,÷<mer(ji)+m(r)e(n)u=married-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *husband of D.|[B­D] 	¾
mertiu,÷<mer(ji)+ti(fr)u=married-offer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *propose/offer-*marriage to D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*proposal, an act of ­ing marriage.|¾
met,÷<metli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of metli, metal.*| 	¾
metca,÷¿÷<L micca=wick>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '83 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *match, an incendiary device.|[B­] 	¾
metcli,÷<met(li)+cli(ka)=metal-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2a)|G is more *metallic than J is.|[G­J] 	¾
metfomdou,÷<met(li)+fo(r)m(a)+do(ns)u=metal-form-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(3v)|K *forge (object) P from (metal) S.|[K­PS] 	¾
methaboli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(4v)|K *metabolize S into D by path V.|[K­SDV] 	¾„(a)|*metabolic, pert to|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *metabolism.|¾
methani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *methane, CH4, *marsh-gas/*natural-gas.|[B­] 	¾
methilamini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *methylamine, CH3NH2.|[B­] 	¾
methili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is *methyl, the CH3 radical.|[B­] 	¾
methopidiui,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is a bird of the genus *Metopidius.|[B­] 	¾
methorno,÷<met(li)+horno=metal-horn>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.2¾„(1n)|B is a *horn/*trumpet/*bugle/*brass-instrument, any of the brass musical instruments.|[B­] 	¾
metkuspo,÷<met(li)+kuspo=metal-spread>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(3v)|K *plate (metal) B on (substrate) D.|[K­BD] 	¾
metleljuo,÷<met(li)+lel(pi)+(d)ju(p)o=metal-level-support>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *beam/*girder supporting load S in structure F.|[B­SF] 	¾
metli,÷met ¿÷<4/4E metal; 4/5S metal; 4/5G metall; 4/6R mietall; 3/5F metal; 2/4C u chi>|¿|64% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *metal.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*metal/*metallic, made of metal.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*metal, mass term.|¾Used in: metcli; metfomdou; methorno; metkuspo; metleljuo; metveo; metysaspae; organiymetli; talmetli; ¾
metro,÷meo ¿÷<5/5S metro; 4/4F metre; 4/4G meter; 4/5R mietr; 3/4E meter>|¿|80% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *meter (s), default 1, international unit of length/distance.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*metric, pert. to meters.|¾Used in: kilmeo; ¾
metveo,÷<met(li)+ve(sl)o=metal-container>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *can/*tin of/containing P.|[B­P] 	¾
metysaspae,÷<met(li)+y+sa(n)s(e)+pa(tc)e=metal-sense-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *metal *detector|[K­] 	¾
meu,÷<mrenu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mrenu, man.*| 	¾
meucli,÷<m(r)e(n)u+cli(ka)=man-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2a)|G is more *masculine/*manly/*mannish,like a man than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*masculinity/*manliness, mass term of properties|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *masculinity/*manliness, a spec. property|¾
mi,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*I/*me/*myself, the singular 1st person variable, uninflected for position.| 	¾
mia,÷<minsia=mental-place>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*would/*should/*could, the general subjective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo-clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g., Mi hapci mia lepo mi bragaiI am happy in the mental place where I am king (I would be happy if I were king). | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of milfa, meal.* |¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*would/*should/*could, as used in subjective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci mia baI would be happy (in some mental place/under some unspecified condition x). |¾
miarketpi,÷<mi(lf)a+r+ketpi=*meal-ticket>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *meal-ticket/*board.|[B­] 	¾
miatci,÷<mi(lf)a+t(it)ci=meal-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(1v)|*dine.|[K­FB] 	¾„(3v)|K *eat meal F consisting of B.|¾
mid,÷<midju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of midju, middle.*| 	¾
midbardji,÷<mid(ju)+bar(ma)+dji(ne)=mid-arm-joint>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *elbow of F.|[B­F] 	¾
midhatro,÷<mid(ju)+hatro=middle-hot>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1a)|N is *lukewarm/*tepid.|[N­] 	¾
midhiskeo,÷<mid(ju)+his(ri)+(c)ke(m)o=middle-era>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(1n)|V is a *middle-age, historical period.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*medieval (middle-historical time).|¾
midjmi,÷<mid(ju)+jmi(te)=middle-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(3v)|K *compromise with K about V.|[K­KV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *compromise.|¾
midju,÷mid mij ¿÷<3/4C jung; 2/3E mid; 2/4S medi-o; 2/4G mitte; 2/5H madhya; 2/5F milieu.>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|N is/are in the *center/*midpoint/*middle of figure/solid B.|[N­B] 	¾„(a)|*middle/*central, pert. to centers.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *centrality, a spec. property.|¾Used in: kormidju; lanmidju; midbardji; midhatro; midhiskeo; midjmi; midlia; midmia; midmiatci; midnai; midnurvia; midsea; midspa; midspanei; midtaa; midtuedji; mijdei; ¾
midlia,÷<mid(ju)+(c)li(n)a=mid-line>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*radial, pert. to radii.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *radius of circle/cylinder/sphere F.|¾
midmia,÷<mid(ju)+mi(lf)a=mid-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *lunch/*luncheon/*dinner of D, the meal taken at midday, however named in English.|[B­D] 	¾
midmiatci,÷<mid(ju)+mi(lf)a+t(it)ci=middle-meal-eat>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(2v)|K *lunch/*dine upon B, eat the noon meal.|[K­B] 	¾
midnai,÷<mid(ju)+na(tl)i=middle-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is the *midnight of F.|[B­F] 	¾
midnurvia,÷<mid(ju)+nur+vi(zk)a=middle-seen>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/RAM/JCB '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *middleground. |[B­] 	¾
midsea,÷<mid(ju)+se(tf)a=middle-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *center B in N.|[K­BN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*centered, conv. of center.|¾
midspa,÷<mid(ju)+spa(si)=middle-space>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *middle region/part of F.|[B­F] 	¾
midspanei,÷<mid(ju)+spa(si)+ne(nr)i=middle-in>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2pp)|B is in-the *middle/*midst (region/part) of F.|[B­F] 	¾
midtaa,÷<mid(ju)+ta(kn)a=middle-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|a *go-between/*mediator, mediator, q.v.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *mediate between/among D on issue V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*mediation, the mass of such acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mediation, an act of mediating.|¾
midtuedji,÷<mid(ju)+tu(gl)e+dji(ne)=mid-leg-joint>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *knee of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mielhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *myelin from S, a nerve sheath.|[B­S] 	¾
mii,÷<mipli>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of mipli, example.*| 	¾
mij,÷<midju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of midju, middle.*| 	¾
mijdei,÷<mi(d)j(u)+de(nl)i=middle-day>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is the *midday/*noon of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mik,÷<mikti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mikti, millionth.*| 	¾
mikrrocefalui,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *microcephalic/*microcephalous, small-headed.|[B­] 	¾
miksa,÷mis ¿÷<3/4E mi3/4H mila-na; 3/4S mezcla; 2/3G misch-en; 3/6R mieshat>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|F is a *mixture of ingredients B. (pl.)|[F­B] 	¾Used in: hebmismia; majymiksa; misfio; misflocko; misfurckosei; mismai; mismao; misycea; misycko; misysupta; ¾
mikti,÷mik ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *millionth part of F, (10E-6) international prefix |[B­F] 	¾
mil,÷<milti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of milti, thousanth.*| 	¾
mildo,÷¿÷<4/5E mild; 3/4G mild; 3/5C win lo; 2/5H sushil>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|B is *gentle/*mild to/with D. |[B­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mildness/*gentleness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *mildness/*gentleness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: clumildo; mildymao; mildymou; mildysiu; ¾
mildymao,÷<mild(o)+y+ma(dz)o=gentle-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2v)|K *tame, make D gentle.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *tamer, one who makesŠgentle.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tame, that which is ­ed, conv. of tame.|¾
mildymou,÷<mild(o)+y+mo(rd)u=mild-more>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.4¾„(4a)|G is more-*gentle/*milder to D(1) than J is to D(2)|[G­DJD] 	¾
mildysiu,÷<mild(o)+y+si(lt)u=gentle-shake>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.6¾„(2v)|K *tremble from V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *trembling.|¾
milfa,÷mia ¿÷<3/3E meal; 2/3C fan; 2/3G mahl; 3/6S comida>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2n)|F is a *meal composed of food/-s B.|[F­B] 	¾Used in: cefmia; cefmiatci; famymiapei; famymiavea; fomymia; gramia; hebmismia; latmia; latmiatci; miarketpi; miatci; midmia; midmiatci; mozmia; mozmiatci; natmia; natmiatci; ¾
milgramo,÷<mil(ti)+gramo=1000th-grams>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measures C in *milligram (s), default 1|[B­C] 	¾
milti,÷mil ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *thousandth part of F, (10E-3) international prefix |[B­F] 	¾Used in: milgramo; milylitro; ¾
milylitro,÷<mil(ti)+y+litro=thousandth-liter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(2n)|B measures C *milliliter (s) in volume, default 1|[B­C] 	¾
mim,÷<minmi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of minmi, minimum.*| 	¾
mimpiu,÷<mi(n)m(i)+pi(sk)u=minimum-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *particle of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*particle, pert. to ­s/|¾«‹ fizsensi„»(ph)|an inst. of *particle-physics|¾
min,÷<smina>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of smina, mind.*| 	¾
minbalpi,÷<(s)min(a)+balpi=mind-balance>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2a)|K has/have *presence-of-mind, thinks clearly in situation V.|[K­V] 	¾
minblo,÷<(s)min(a)+blo(da)=mind-blow>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.9¾„(3v)|K *astound D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*astounding, pertaining to one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*astounded, decribing the one ­ed.|¾
minfau,÷<(s)min(a)+fa(tr)u=mind-trouble>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(n)|a *puzzle, something that ­s.|[V­D] 	¾„(2v)|V *perplex/*puzzle D.|¾
minfauplepae,÷<(s)min(a)+fa(tr)u+ple(ci)+pa(tc)e=puzzle(mind-trouble)-play-apparatus>|¿|4_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *puzzle, generic term covering jig-saw puzzles, crossword puzzles, wire puzzles etc.|[B­] 	¾
minfiu,÷<(s)min(a)+fi(br)u=mind-impaired>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '86 5.0¾„(1a)|B is *idiotic/*stupid/*imbecile/*mentally-deficient.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|an *idiot/*imbecile/*mental-deficient, one whose mind is impaired.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*idiocy/*imbecility/*mental-*deficiency, mass property.|¾
minfoi,÷<(s)min(a)+fo(sl)i=mental-force>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.6¾„(3n)|N is the mental *force/*stress on D of nature V.|[N­DV] 	¾
minfospoa,÷<(s)min(a)+fos(li)+po(nd)a=mind-force-response>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a mental *strain, the response to mental stress V.|[B­V] 	¾
minfrezi,÷<(s)min(a)+frezi=mind-free>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(2a)|B is *liberal/open-*minded in aspect N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*liberalism/*liberality, mass property.|¾
minjua,÷<(s)min(a)+ju(gr)a=mind-grab>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(2v)|K *enthuse about V.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*enthusiastic.|¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*enthusiasm, mass term.|¾
minkemdi,÷<(s)min(a)+kemdi=mind-chemicals>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is an addictive *drug|[B­] 	¾
minkempli,÷<(s)min(a)+kem(di)+pli(zo)=mind-chemical-use>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *use-drug B,|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|is *addicted/an *addict|¾«nidla ‹„»(v)| *shoot-up, use drugs by injection.|¾
minku,÷miu ¿÷<3/3F mine; 3/4E mine; 3/4R mina; 3/4S mina; 3/4G mein; 2/4C kuang; 2/5J tanko>|¿|61% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.1¾„(2n)|P is an *ore/*mineral from source S, any mined substance.|[P­S] 	¾Used in: fenmiu; miursia; miurtoa; miurtua; ¾
minmi,÷mim ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|C is a *minimum value of function B.|[C­B] 	¾„(a)|*minimal, pert. to minima.|¾Used in: mimpiu; ¾
minpiu,÷<(s)min(a)+pi(sk)u=mind-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|AL/JCB '95 7+¾„(1a)|N is *mental, a mind characteristic in contrast to a physical one.|[N­] 	¾
minpoa,÷<(s)min(a)+po(nd)a=mind-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|JR '92 7+¾„(2v)|K mentally *react to V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*impulse (s), mass term.|¾
minpuncko,÷<(s)min(a)+pun(tu)+cko(zu)=mind-pain-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(a)|*offensive.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *offend/*hurt/*upset/*disturb/*distress D by V.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *distress/*hurt, a state of being ­ed.|¾
minpuu,÷<(s)min(a)+pu(nt)u=mind-pain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2a)|D is *distressed/*disturbed/*upset by/at/about V.|[D­V] 	¾„(v)|*feel disturbed/upset/distress atŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*distress, mass state term.|¾
minridcue,÷<(s)min(a)+rid(le)+cu(ts)e=mind-read-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(3v)|K *recite B for D, 'reads' from his mind; by memory.|[K­BD] 	¾
minrie,÷<(s)min(a)+(t)ri(m)e=mind-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JR '92 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *mantra, a meditation tool|[B­] 	¾
minsia,÷<(s)min(a)+si(tf)a=mind-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(a)|*subjunctive, in the subjective or "mental-place" sense.|[F­SVK] 	¾„(4n)|F is an *imaginary/*conceivable/*thinkable/*mental (but not necessarily possible) world/place in which event/state S occurs/obtains and "causes" (would cause if its world existed) event/state V, this world and its causal laws having been at least in part invented by thinker K|¾„(n)|is a*sujunctive-world, one created by a ‹ thinker.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *subjunctive-effect, an effect in a ‹ world.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *subjunctive-thinker, a creator of a ‹ world.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *subjunctive-cause, a cause in a ‹ world.|¾
minsni,÷<(s)min(a)+sni(re)=mind-near>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K is/are *intimate with K about V.|[K­KV] 	¾„(a)|*intimate (withŠaboutŠ).|¾
minspa,÷<(s)min(a)+spa(si)=mind-space>|¿|2_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(1n)|N is *mind, as a concept not associated with an individual.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*mental, the generalized phenomenon of mind.|¾
minspu,÷<(s)min(a)+spu(ro)=mind-expert>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *clever/*smart/*intelligent/*brilliant than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*brilliance/*intelligence, mass property. .|¾
minta,÷¿÷<4/5H minat; 4/5F minute; 4/5G minute; 4/6R minuta; 4/6S minuto; 3/5E minute>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B lasts/endures C *minute (s), default 1, international unit of time.|[B­C] 	¾
mintcu,÷<(s)min(a)+tcu(re)=mind-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|N is a mental *image of V.|[N­V] 	¾
minvei,÷<(s)min(a)+ve(tc)i=mind-event>|¿|2_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(1a)|V is *abstract, a mental concept.|[V­] 	¾„(n)|an *abstraction, a property perceived mentally e.g. truth, justice.|¾
minynei,SEE sminynei
minynorkou,÷<(s)min(a)+y+nor+ko(mf)u=mind-uncomfortable>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(2a)|B is *nervous/*uneasy/*anxious about F.|[B­F] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(1n)|*nerves/*nervousness, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*nerves/*nervousness/*uneasiness, a spec.state of being ­ous.|¾
mio,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of mitro, meat.* | 	¾„(p)|*we/*us/*ourselves, in the "I/me and others independently" sense, the 1st & 3rd person mutliple variable. Equivalent to 'mi, e da'. Cf. mu/mo for the "you and I/me" sense of we/us, and muu/muo for the "you and I and others" sense of we/us.|¾
mioflo,÷<mi(tr)o+fo/l(ma)=meat-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is *meatier than J is.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*meaty, meatier thanŠ|¾
mioklu,÷<mi(tr)o+ku/(t)l(a)=meat-cutter>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *butcher, a preparer of meat for sale.|[B­] 	¾
miotci,÷<mi(tr)o+t(it)ci=meat-eater>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *carnivore/*meat-eater.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*carnivorous, pert. to carnivores.|¾
mip,÷<mipli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mipli, example.*| 	¾
mipdou,÷<mip(li)+do(ns)u=example-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.2¾„(3v)|K *illustrate/*exemplify B with example P.|[K­BP] 	¾„(n)|an *illustrator, one who uses examples.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *example/*illustration, used by, conv. of.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exemplification/*illustration, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
mipli,÷mip mii ¿÷<2/4C li dz; 3/6S ejempl-ar; 3/7E example; 3/7G beispiel; 2/6F exemple; 2/7R primier>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(vt)|*illustrate, be an example ofŠ|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*illustrative/*exemplary, pert. to examples.|¾„(2n)|B is an *example/*illustration/*specimen of V.|¾Used in: canmii; fomymii; mipdou; prumii; ¾
mir,÷<mirdo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mirdo, tenthousandfold.* | 	¾
mirdo,÷mir ¿÷<Int?>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is *ten-thousand of B, (10E4)|[F­B] 	¾
mis,÷<miksa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of miksa, mixture.*| 	¾
misfio,÷<mi(k)s(a)+fi(lm)o=mixture-feelings>|¿|2_Cpx|KAD '85 2.8¾„(2a)|B is *confused by event/situation V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*confusion, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *confusion.|¾
misflocko,÷<mi(k)s(a)+fo/l(ma)+cko(zu)=mix-full-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(2v)|N *confuse/*mix-up/*perplex/*muddle D, unintentional.|[N­D] 	¾
misfurckosei,÷<mi(k)s(a)+fur+cko(zu)+se(tc)i=mixed-circumstances>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(1v)|V is a*confused event/situation.|[V­] 	¾
mismai,÷<mi(k)s(a)+ma(tc)i=mixture-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *mixer/*mixing-machine.|[B­] 	¾
mismao,÷<mi(k)s(a)+ma(dz)o=mixture-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(4v)|K *mix B with B into mixture F, intentional|[K­BBF] 	¾„(n)|a *mixer, one who mixes substances.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*mixable, can be mixed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *ingredient, of a mixture, q.v.|¾
misme,÷¿÷<3/4CŠu mi; 3/4R mais; 3/4S maiz; 3/4F mais; 3/4G mais>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a portion/quantity of *corn/*maize/*sweetcorn from F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*corn/*maize, made of corn.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*corn/*maize, the mass of all corn.|¾Used in: zbumisme; ¾
misra,÷¿÷<Arabic misr=Egypt>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is the *Egyptian dialect of Arabic.|[B­] 	¾
misre,÷¿÷<misri>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a district/territory inhabited by *Egyptians.|[B­] 	¾
misri,÷¿÷<Arabic misr=Egypt>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is an *Egyptian person.|[B­] 	¾
misro,÷¿÷<Arabic misr=Egypt>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '88 4.7¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *Egyptian culture.|[B­] 	¾
misycea,÷<mi(k)s(a)+y+ce(nj)a=mixture-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|B is/are *mixed with B into mixture F.|[B­BF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *ingredient, of a mixture, q.v.|¾
misycko,÷<mi(k)s(a)+y+cko(zu)=mixture-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.2¾„(4v)|V *mix B with B into mixture F, non-intentional.|[V­BBF] 	¾„(n)|a *mixer, one who mixes substances.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *ingredient, of a mixture, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*mixable, can be mixed.|¾
misysupta,÷<mi(k)s(a)+y+supta=mix-soup>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a quantity of *stew made from S.|[B­S] 	¾
mit,÷<mitro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mitro, meat.*| 	¾
mithokondri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mitochondrion of F, a cell organelle|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*mitochondrial, pert. to mitochondria.|¾
mithosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|D undergo *mitosis, cell division.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *mitosis, cell division.|¾
mitro,÷mit mio ¿÷<3/3E meat; 2/3C rou; 3/5R miaso>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a piece/portion of *meat from animal F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*meat, made of meat.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*meat, mass term.|¾Used in: bercymio; gantulmio; mioflo; mioklu; miotci; mitvemsia; musmio; palmio; pamymio; pojmio; tubmio; zanynurkokmio; ¾
mitvemsia,÷<mit(ro)+ve(d)m(a)+si(tf)a=meat--selling-place>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|V is a *butcher shop, a meat store.|[V­] 	¾
miu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*we/*us/*ourselves, in the "I/me and others jointly" sense, the 1st & 3rd person set variable. Equivalent to 'mi ze da'. Cf. mu/mo for the "you and I/me" sense of we/us, and muu/muo for the "you and I and others" sense of we/us.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of minku, mineral.* |¾
miursia,÷<mi(nk)u+r+si(tf)a=mining-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *mine of P, a place for extracting mineral(s)|[B­P] 	¾
miurtoa,÷<mi(nk)u+r+to(kn)a=mineral-remove>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 4.7¾„(n)|a *miner, one who ­s minerals/ores.|[K­PS] 	¾„(3v)|K *mine P from S, removes mineralŠfromŠby mining .|¾
miurtua,÷<mi(nk)u+r+tu(rk)a=mineral-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *miner, one who mines.|[B­] 	¾
mo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*we/*us/*ourselves, in the "you and I/me independently" sense, the 1st & 2nd person mutliple variable. Equivalent to 'mi, e tu'. Cf. mu for the "you and I/me jointly" sense of we/us, miu/mio for the "I and others" sense of we/us, and muu/muo for the "you and I and others" sense of we/us.| 	¾«­mo„»(ms)|*thousand, an abbreviation for three zeros: thus tomo  2000.|¾«­mo„»(af)|the mark of *Greek upper case vowel names, as in amo/emo/imo/omo/umo.|¾
moa,÷<monca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of monca, mountain.*| 	¾
moc,÷<motci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of motci, motor.*| 	¾
mocdou,÷<mo(t)c(i)+do(ns)u=motor-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *motorize D, furnish with a motor .|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*motorized, conv. of motorize.|¾
mocfiu,÷<mo(t)c(i)+fi(br)u=motor-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *low-powered, as a car.|[B­] 	¾
mocfro,÷<mo(t)c(i)+fo/r(li)=motor-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *high-powered, as a car.|[B­] 	¾
mockua,÷<mo(t)c(i)+ku(vg)a=motor-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is the *hood/*bonnet of a vehicle.|[B­] 	¾
mocyclefle,÷<mo(t)c(i)+y+cle(si)+fle(ti)=motor-without-fly>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(4v)|(powered aircraft) K *glides to D from S via V (i.e. with engine stopped or idling)|[K­DSV] 	¾
mocypucfoi,÷<mo(t)c(i)+y+puc(to)+fo(sl)i=motor-push-force>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is (a) *thrust of magnitude C. (aviation term)|[V­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is an amount of *thrust|¾
modvi,÷mov moi ¿÷<3/4C mu di; 3/5E motive; 3/5F motif; 3/5G motiv; 3/6S motivo>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.0¾„(vt)|*motivate/give-*cause-for, of motives.|[B­VKN] 	¾„(a)|*motivating/*motivational, of ends-in-view.|¾„(4n)|B is a *motive/*end/*purpose for action V to actor K under conditions N.|¾„(n)|a *motive/*motivation, a motive/end-in-view.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*motivated, of motivated actors.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*motivation, mass term of motives.|¾«lopo fu ‹„»(n)|*motivation, mass term of states.|¾«no nu ‹„»(n)|an *accident, an unintended act/deed.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*accidental/*unintended/*unintentional, unintended.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*motivated/*deliberate/*express, of intended actions, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *act/*action, a motivated act, see motive.|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|a *motivation, a state of being ­ed.|¾Used in: cirmoi; furmoi; grunurmoi; helfurmoi; merfurmoi; movbue; movcue; movdontaa; movdou; movfai; nermoi; norceafurmoi; nurmoi; nurmoiste; racfurmoi; ¾
moi,÷<modvi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of modvi, motive.* | 	¾„(pp)|*in-order-to/*because-of (motive), a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).  |¾«‹ hu„»(ph)|*why/*what-for/*in-order-to-what?, for what motive/intention/purpose?. |¾
moiki,÷<modvi+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of motives, with ki in 'moikiŠkiŠ; becauseŠ,Š'.| 	¾
mol,÷<molro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of molro, soft.*| 	¾
molcea,÷<mol(ro)+ce(nj)a=soft-become>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.7¾„(1v)|B *soften (actor unspecified) e.g. the chocolate softened.|[B­] 	¾
molci,÷¿÷<4/4C mo shi; 2/3E mill; 2/3S molino; 2/4F moulin; 2/4G mu(e)hle; 3/7R mel'nipa>|¿|60% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *mill, for grinding grain of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: brimolci; ¾
molcko,÷<mol(ro)+cko(zu)=soft-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.7¾„(2v)|N *soften D (nonintentional cause) e.g. the sun softened the asphalt.|[N­D] 	¾
molhekuli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *molecule of F.|[B­F] 	¾
molhibdeno,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *molybdenum, element 42 (Mo).|[B­] 	¾
molhusi,÷<Lin. Mollusca>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mollusc of genus F.|[B­F] 	¾
Mollusca,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|one of the phylum of *Mollusca| 	¾
molmao,÷<mol(ro)+ma(dz)o=soft-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.7¾„(3v)|K *soften D by/with V (intentional act).|[K­DV] 	¾
molrinje,÷<mol(ro)+rinje=soft-band>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *belt, band to drive wheels/pulleys.|[B­] 	¾
molro,÷mol ¿÷<3/3F molle; 3/4S mole; 2/3C rou; 2/5H komal; 2/7E malleable>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*tender/*soft, less resistant to pressure thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *softer, less resistant to pressure than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*tenderness, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tenderness/*softness, a property.|¾Used in: molcea; molcko; molmao; molrinje; ¾
momo,÷<mo+mo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾«su‹„»(num)|‹*million, add 6 zeros to the number.| 	¾
mon,÷<monca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of monca, mountain.*| 	¾
monbeicko,SEE monbercko
monbercko,÷<mon(ca)+ber(ti)+cko(zu)=mountain-carry-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K *overload/*overburden D with N.|[K­DN] 	¾
monbia,÷<mon(ca)+bi(ts)a=hills-between>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is a local *valley of river/stream S, cf. nuvri basin.|[B­S] 	¾
monca,÷mon moa ¿÷<2/2F monte; 2/3C shan; 3/5E mount; 3/5S monte>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *mountain/*hill of land mass F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bamymoa; basmoa; bodmonbia; bromoa; cmamoa; ctiganmoa; ctimoa; ctimonmao; dramonbia; ganmoa; lagmoa; lismoa; monbercko; monbia; monhai; tobmoa; ¾
monhai,÷<mon(ca)+ha(pc)i=mountainous-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|NT '83 3.3¾„(2a)|B is *blissful/*ecstatic/*rapturous over V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*bliss/*ecstasy/*rapture, mass term of property.|¾
monhomeri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *monomer of F, basic unit of a polymer.|[B­F] 	¾
montereidjeke,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *monterey jack, a cheese|[B­] 	¾
monza,÷moz ¿÷<3/5G morgen; 3/6E morning; 2/4C dzao; 3/7S manana>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*morning, pert. to mornings.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *morning of day F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*morning, mass term of instances.|¾Used in: mozfui; mozmia; mozmiatci; ¾
moo,÷<morto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of morto, dead.*| 	¾
mor,÷<morto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of morto, dead.*| 	¾
morbao,÷<mor(to)+ba(ks)o=dead-box>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *coffin/*casket of D.|[B­D] 	¾
morbardysia,÷<mor(to)+bard(a)+y+si(tf)a=dead-reward-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.6¾„(1a)|B is *heaven, the abode of the blessed.|[B­] 	¾
morcea,÷<mor(to)+ce(nj)a=dead-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(1v)|D *die.|[D­] 	¾„(a)|*mortal/*dying, capable of dying.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*death/*mortality, mass term of events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *death/*mortality, an event of dying.|¾
morcko,÷<mor(to)+cko(zu)=dead-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *killer, that which kills.|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *kill D, non-intentional|¾„(a)|*mortal/*fatal/*deadly.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *kill, an act of ­ing.|¾
mordondai,÷<mor(to)+don(su)+da(nc)i=death-gift-plan>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '88 2.7¾„(4n)|B is a *will/*testament of K bequeathing S to D.|[B­KSD] 	¾
mordou,÷<mor(to)+do(ns)u=death-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 9.9¾„(n)|*testator, one who ­s.|[K­BDN] 	¾„(4v)|K *will/*bequeath B to D under will/law N.|¾«fu ‹„»(4v)|*inheritŠfromŠunder will/lawŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an/the *heir/*heiress ofŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(3n)|an/the *inheritance ofŠfromŠ, the thing ­ed .|¾«nu ‹„»(3a)|*inherited byŠfromŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *bequest.|¾«po nu ‹„»(1n)|*inheritance, the process/event of ­ing.|¾
mordrivei,÷<mor(to)+dri(ki)+ve(tc)i=dead-remember-event>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2n)|V is a *funeral for D.|[V­D] 	¾
mordu,÷mro mou ¿÷<3/3E more; 2/3C duo; 2/3G mehr; 2/4J motto>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|G is/are-*more-than/*exceed J in property B by amount C.|[G­JBC] 	¾„(av)|*more/*exceedingly, in an exceeding way.|¾«‹ le da„»(a)|*most, more than any member of set inŠ|¾«‹ ra ba„»(a)|*most, more than any in dimensionŠ|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|an *excess/*extra, an amount by whichŠexceedsŠ|¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*additional.|¾«ju ‹„»(av)|*excessively, in an excessive way.|¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*excessive, pert. to excesses.|¾«pu ju ‹„»(n)|an *excessiveness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bunmou; cetmou; ckamou; curmou; denmou; dipmou; dredjumou; dremou; dremoumao; durkaimou; fasmou; firckomou; flomou; fomckamou; fremrosea; gacysifmou; gudckomou; hapmou; jipmou; jipsiimro; kalmymou; kecmou; kofmou; lenkofmou; litmoupro; mildymou; mousni; moutsu; mrociu; mrolimtio; mromou; mromou; mrotsudaa; mrotsufoi; mrotsumue; mrotsutci; mutmoutsu; naumro; nebmou; nenmou; nurmou; nurmoudou; nurmousni; nurpunmou; nurzakrymou; pazyspumou; penckamou; plumou; poimro; spamou; spumou; stomou; stomoumao; tedmou; tilmou; trecymou; vatmou; venmou; zavckomou; zavmoutsu; ¾
mordzo,÷<mor(to)+dzo(ru)=dead-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K participate in a *funeral-procession for D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *funeral-procession (forŠ).|¾
morhaa,÷<mor(to)+ha(sf)a=death-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a/the *tomb of D, a burial chamber.|[B­D] 	¾
morhou,÷<mor(to)+ho(ld)u=death-pit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is the *grave of D, a place for burial.|[B­D] 	¾
morkafsia,÷<mor(to)+ka(s)f(a)+si(tf)a=dead-punish-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.6¾„(1a)|B is *hell, the abode of the damned.|[B­] 	¾
morkorcli,÷<mor(to)+kor(ti)+cli(ka)=dead-body-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is/are more *cadaverous than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *cadaverousness, a spec. property.|¾
morkorduo,÷<mor(to)+kor(ti)+du(rz)o=dead-body-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *mortician/*undertaker/*embalmer, undertaker.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *prepare D for burial.|¾
morkorti,÷<mor(to)+korti=dead-body>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is the *body/*corpse/*cadaver of D.|[B­D] 	¾
mormao,÷<mor(to)+ma(dz)o=dead-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *kill D, intentionally|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *killer, one who kills.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *kill, an act of ­ing.|¾
mornurdou,÷<mor(to)+nur+do(ns)u=death-given>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.5¾„(2n)|B is an *heir to, legally the inheritor of F.|[B­F] 	¾
morsni,÷<mor(to)+sni(re)=dead-near>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.1¾„(1v)|B is/are-*done-for.|[B­] 	¾
morspi,÷<mor(to)+spi(cu)=dead-spirit>|¿|2_Cpx|KAD '85 2.8¾„(a)|*ghostly, pert. to ghosts.|[B­D] 	¾„(2n)|B is an/the *apparation/*ghost/*spectre of D.|¾«‹ harlii„»(Ph)|*haunt.|¾«‹ nu harlii„»(Ph)|*haunted.|¾
morspicli,÷<mor(to)+spi(cu)+cli(ka)=ghost-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(2a)|G is more *ghostly/ghost-like/*spectral than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*ghostliness, a property.|¾
mortia,÷<mor(to)+ti(sr)a=death-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 2.7¾„(3v)|K *choose death by authority N for cause/group F.|[K­NF] 	¾„(n)|a *martyr, one who chooses death for a cause.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *martyrdom.|¾
morto,÷mor moo ¿÷<3/3S mor-ir; 3/3F mort; 4/5E mortal; 3/4H mrit; 2/3G tot; 3/5R smert>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1a)|B is *dead, no longer living.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*death, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *death, a spec. state of being dead.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *deadness, a property of being dead.|¾Used in: dupmoo; flimoo; flimorcea; flimorcko; flimormao; hunmormao; kasfoamormao; kuspymorcko; lilmormao; morbao; morbardysia; morcea; morcko; mordondai; mordou; mordrivei; mordzo; morhaa; morhou; morkafsia; morkorcli; morkorduo; morkorti; mormao; mornurdou; morsni; morspi; morspicli; mortia; mortri; normorcea; normormao; nortcimorcea; specymoo; specymorcea; ¾
mortri,÷<mor(to)+tri(cu)=dead-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *snag, remains of a dead tree.|[B­] 	¾
moshi,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *moss of type/genus F.|[B­F] 	¾
moska,÷¿÷<moski>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *mosquito.|[B­] 	¾
moske,÷¿÷<moski>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *mosquito-like, pertains to mosquitos.|[B­] 	¾
moskhatele,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.2¾„(1n)|B is some *muskatel, a dessert wine.|[B­] 	¾
moski,÷¿÷<4/7E mosquito; 5/6R moskit; 5/7S mosquito; 3/6F moustique; 5/7G Moskito>|¿|37% C_Prim|JCB '91 7.2¾„(1n)|B is a *mosquito larva, an insect larva of various Spp. particularly Culex,Aedes &Anopheles.|[B­] 	¾
mosko,÷¿÷<moski>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *mosquito.|[B­] 	¾
mosku,÷¿÷<moski>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *mosquito, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
motci,÷moc ¿÷<3/4E motor; 3/5S motor; 3/5F moteur; 3/5G motor; 3/6C ji chi; 3/6R mashina>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is an *engine/*motor, any torque-producing machine.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hatmotci; mocdou; mocfiu; mocfro; mockua; mocyclefle; mocypucfoi; ¾
mou,÷<mordu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*more-than...-is/*is-more-of-a...-than...-is, an oper. used before args to give the accompanying non-comparative preda a comparative sense (PA). E.g., Da farfu mou de  X is a father more than Y is  X is more of a father than Y is. Cf. ciu. | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of mordu*more/-er-than that makes comparative predas out of non-comparative ones. E.g., ckamou out of ckano (X is kind to Y): Da ckamou de di do  X is kinder to Y than Z is kind to W. Cf. ciu. |¾
mousni,÷<mo(rd)u+sni(re)=more-near>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 7.4¾„(2av)|B is *barely/*hardly/*just quantity C.|[B­C] 	¾„(n)|(positive)-*approximation, just overŠ|¾„(ph)|*slightly-more-thanŠ/a-*little-over.|¾
moutsu,÷<mo(rd)u+tsu(fi)=more-enough>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2a)|B is *abundant/*plentiful/*excessive/*plenty/ more-than-*enough/too-*much for purpose P.|[B­P] 	¾„(av)|*excessively.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*abundance/*excess/*plenty/*plenitude, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *excess/*plenty/*plenitude/*abundance, a spec. state of being ­ant.|¾
mov,÷<modvi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of modvi, motive.*| 	¾
movbue,÷<mo(d)v(i)+bu(st)e=motive-step>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *stamp/*step deliberately on D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stamp, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
movcue,÷<mo(d)v(i)+cu(ts)e=motive-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 3.3¾„(4v)|S *attribute/*impute motive B to actor K in action V.|[S­BKV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*attribution/*imputation, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
movdontaa,÷<mo(d)v(i)+don(su)+ta(kn)a=motive-give-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(3v)|K *urge D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾
movdou,÷<mo(d)v(i)+do(ns)u=motive-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4v)|K *inspire/*motivate D to do V with motive S.|[K­DVS] 	¾„(n)|a *motivator, a ­ing agent.|¾„(a)|*motivating/*inspiring, of ­ing agents.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*inspired/*motivated, by some agent.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *motivation, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *motivation, being ­ed by some agent.|¾
movfai,÷<mo(d)v(i)+fa(lj)i=motive-false>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *lie/*falsehood intended by K.|[B­K] 	¾
moz,÷<monza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of monza, morning.*| 	¾
mozfui,÷<mo(n)z(a)+fu(tc)i=morning-after>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is the *afternoon of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mozhele,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.2¾„(2n)|B is some *moselle from S, a white wine.|[B­S] 	¾
mozmia,÷<mo(n)z(a)+mi(lf)a=morning-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|F is a *breakfast composed of food(s) B, any meal taken in the morning.|[F­B] 	¾
mozmiatci,÷<mo(n)z(a)+mi(lf)a+t(it)ci=morning-meal-eat>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.8¾„(1v)|K *breakfast, eat the meal taken on arising.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*breakfast.|¾
mra,÷<marka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of marka, mark.*| 	¾
mre,÷<mrenu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mrenu, man.*| 	¾
mrebii,÷<mre(nu)+bi(lt)i=man-attractive>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3a)|G is more *handsome than J in circumstances N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(n)|a *stud (slang)/*handsome person.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*handsomeness, the property of being handsome.|¾
mreduo,÷<mre(nu)+du(rz)o=man-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *man B, provide men to/with/for, e.g. a boat.|[K­B] 	¾
mrefua,÷<mre(nu)+fu(mn)a=man-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a human *adult.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|an *adult, pert. to humans.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *adulthood, a state/condition.|¾
mrenu,÷mre meu ¿÷<3/3E men; 3/4G mensch; 2/3C ren; 3/5S hombre; 3/7H manushya>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *man, male human adult.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*manhood, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *manhood, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *manhood, a property.|¾Used in: ganmeu; junmeu; kusmeu; lalmeu; mercejmeu; mermeu; meucli; mrebii; mreduo; mrefua; mresua; mucmeu; murmeu; suvmeu; tobsuvmeu; ¾
mresua,÷<mre(nu)+su(rv)a=man-servant>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *manservant/*valet of D with duties F.|[B­DF] 	¾
mro,÷<mordu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mordu, more.*| 	¾
mrociu,÷<mo/r(du)+ci(kt)u=more-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3a)|G is *equal_to_or_greater-than J in dimension N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(ph)|be-*asŠasŠ, use property term with ‹.|¾„(ph)|*greater_than_or_equal-toŠ|¾
mrolimtio,÷<mo/r(du)+lim(ji)+ti(dj)o=exceed-limit-heavy>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3v)|B is *baggage exceeding the weight limit of C for conveyance F|[B­CF] 	¾„(n)|*excess baggage|¾
mromou,÷<mo/r(du)+mo(rd)u=more-more>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(3av)|G is so-much/all the *more B than J.|[G­BJ] 	¾
mrotsudaa,÷<mo/r(du)+tsu(fi)+da(nz)a=more(than)-enough-desire>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT/RAM '87 4.2¾„(2a)|K is *greedy/*avarous for B, excessively eager to acquireŠ|[K­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*greed, mass property.|¾
mrotsufoi,÷<mo/r(du)+tsu(fi)+fo(sl)i=more-(than)-sufficient-force>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '85 4.2¾„(2v)|K *overwhelm/*overpower D.|[K­D] 	¾
mrotsumue,÷<mo/r(du)+tsu(fi)+mu(tc)e=more+sufficient+much>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(3v)|B is *too/so *excessive (in some property) that (result) P in circumstances N|[B­PN] 	¾
mrotsutci,÷<mo/r(du)+tsu(fi)+t(it)ci=more-sufficient-eat>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(v)|K is *greedy/*gourmand. cf. mrotsudaa| 	¾
mroza,÷roz ¿÷<2/3C dza; 3/5R molot; 3/5F marteau; 2/4E hammer; 2/4G hammer; 3/7S martillo>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *hammer, an instrument for ­ing.|[B­] 	¾Used in: blamroza; gromroza; klumroza; mubmroza; rozduo; ¾
mu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*we/*us/*ourselves, in the "you and I/me jointly" sense, the 1st & 2nd person set variable. Equivalent to 'mi ze tu'. Cf. mo for the "you and I/me independently" sense of we/us, miu/mio for the "I and others" sense of we/us, and muu/muo for the "you and I and others" sense of we/us.| 	¾
mub,÷<mubre>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mubre, wood.*| 	¾
mubcli,÷<mub(re)+cli(ka)=wood-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|G is more *wooden/wood-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
mubklu,÷<mub(re)+ku/(t)l(a)=wood-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK/RAM '00 7+¾„(n)|a *woodsman/*woodcutter.|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *cuts-wood/*chops-wood for purpose P.|¾
mubmroza,÷<mub(re)+mroza=wooden-hammer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *mallet, wooden hammer.|[B­] 	¾
mubnetre,÷<mub(re)+netre=wood-net>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *lattice/*trellis.|[B­] 	¾
mubre,÷mub ¿÷<2/2C mu; 3/5E lumber; 2/6R derevo>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *wood from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*wooden/*wood, made of wood.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*wood, mass term.|¾Used in: bairmubre; bairmubsia; mubcli; mubklu; mubmroza; mubnetre; mubsko; mubtri; mubtua; normubherba; ¾
mubsko,÷<mub(re)+sko(ri)=cylindrical-screw>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a wood *screw.|[B­] 	¾
mubtri,÷<mub(re)+tri(cu)=wood-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a/some *timber-(tree).|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*timber, pert. to trees used for lumber.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*timber, mass term.|¾
mubtua,÷<mub(re)+tu(rk)a=wood-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *carpenter/*woodworker, one who works with wood .|[B­] 	¾
muc,÷<mutce>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mutce, much.*| 	¾
mucdou,÷<mu(t)c(e)+do(ns)u=much-give>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(3v)|K *indulge D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
mucfua,÷<mu(t)c(e)+fu(mn)a=extreme-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(2a)|G is/are more-*feminine/*womanly than J, of women|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*femininity/*womanliness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *femininity, a spec. property (of women).|¾
mucgudbi,÷<mu(t)c(e)+gudbi=very-good>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|B is *excellent/*admirable/*supreme/*superior, extremely good in quality N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*excellence/*superiority, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *superiority, a state of excellence,.|¾
mucgutra,÷<mu(t)c(e)+gutra=very-strange>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(1a)|V is *extraordinary/*remarkable/*peculiar.|[V­] 	¾
muchai,÷<mu(t)c(e)+ha(pc)i=very-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|B is *ecstatic/*euphoric/*elated, extremely happy over N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*ecstasy/*elation/*euphoria, mass state of being ­tic.|¾
muchaisia,÷<mu(t)c(e)+ha(pc)i+si(tf)a=very-happy-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.4¾„(2n)|B is *paradise, a place-of-ideal-happiness for/according to S.|[B­S] 	¾
muckou,÷<mu(t)c(e)+ko(mf)u=extreme-comfort>|¿|2_Cpx|JT '83 3.3¾„(1a)|B is *luxurious.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*luxury, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *luxury, great comfort.|¾
mucmeu,÷<mu(t)c(e)+m(r)e(n)u=extreme-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2a)|G is/are more *masculine/*manly/*macho, intensely a man than J (other men)|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*masculinity/*manliness, mass term of properties|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *masculinity/*manliness, a spec. property of men|¾
mucmue,÷<mu(t)c(e)+mu(tc)e=much-much>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1a)|B is *extreme/*excessive.|[B­] 	¾„(av)|*excessively/*exceedingly/*extremely.|¾
mucnei,÷<mu(t)c(e)+ne(nr)i=much-in>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *concentrated/*condensed.|[B­] 	¾
mucpao,÷<mu(t)c(e)+pa(sk)o=extremely-before>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2a)|B is *early/*ancient, an early part of epoch F.|[B­F] 	¾
mucpoi,÷<mu(t)c(e)+po(rl)i=much-power>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|B is supremely-*powerful in group F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*supreme, ­ly powerful inŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*supremacy, mass prop.|¾
mucpuu,÷<mu(t)c(e)+pu(nt)u=very-painful>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|B feel *agony/intense-*pain in/from body-part S.|[B­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*agonizing/intensely-*painful toŠ, feel extreme pain inŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *agony, a state of intense pain.|¾
mucrai,÷<mu(t)c(e)+(t)ra(t)i=very-try>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(ph)|make an *effort, try hard, q.v.|[K­VP] 	¾„(3v)|K *try-hard/*strive to do V by effort P.|¾„(i)|*Try-hard!/*Make an effort!, w/o 1st arg., an imper.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *try, an act/event of trying hard.|¾
mucrea,÷<mu(t)c(e)+re(tc)a=much-different>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK/RAM '85 2.7¾„(3v)|B *contrast/*differ-markedly from B in features N.|[B­BN] 	¾
mucria,÷<mu(t)c(e)+(b)ri(g)a=extremely-brave>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(n)|a *hero/*heroine, an extremely brave person.|[B­V] 	¾„(2a)|B is *heroic, extremely brave before danger V.|¾
mud,÷<muvdo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of muvdo, move.*| 	¾
mudlitpro,÷<mu(v)d(o)+lit(la)+pro(ju)=move-light-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(1v)|B *glitter/*sparkle/*twinkle, of a mobile or inconstant light source.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *glitter/*sparkle, from a light source.|¾
mue,÷<mutce>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of mutce, much.*| 	¾
muecma,÷<mu(tc)e+cma(lo)=extremely-small>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *minute/*tiny/*wee in dimension(s) N, extremely small.|[B­N] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tininess, a property of being tiny.|¾
muegro,÷<mu(tc)e+gro(da)=extremely-large>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1a)|B is *enormous/*huge/*great/extremely-*large.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*enormity/*greatness/*hugeness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enormity, a condition of being ­ous.|¾
muerzavkao,÷<mu(tc)e+r+zav(lo)+ka(kt)o=much-bad-act>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2¾„(a/av)|*wicked (ly).|[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K act-*wickedly in doing V by moral standard N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*evil/*wickedness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *evil/*wickedness.|¾
mueslo,÷<mu(tc)e+slo(pu)=very-slanted>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 2.4¾„(n)|a *steeple, a narrow, pointed architectural feature.|[G­JN] 	¾„(3a)|G is more *slanted than J in gravity field N.|¾
muespu,÷<mu(tc)e+spu(ro)=very-skilled>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|K is *supreme/*peerless/*excellent/*extremely-*skillful at doing P.|[K­P] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *excellence/*supremacy, a spec. property.|¾
mui,÷<muzgi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of muzgi, music.*| 	¾
muiflo,÷<mu(zg)i+fo/l(ma)=music-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2a)|G is more *musical, full of music than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*musical, full of music.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *musicality/*musicalness, a spec. property.|¾
muirbalko,÷<mu(zg)i+r+balko=music-balcony>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *choir-*loft in F.|[B­F] 	¾
muirbekli,÷<mu(zg)i+r+bekli=musical-bell>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *chime, a musical bell.|[B­] 	¾
muirbelgru,÷<mu(zg)i+r+be(k)l(i)+gru(pa)=musical-bell-group>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|F is a *carillon, a musical bell set.|[F­] 	¾
muirstafikco,÷<mu(zg)i+r+sta(di)+fikco=musical-stage-fiction>|¿|3_Cpx|RWJ '83 4.0¾„(2n)|B is an *opera/*operetta/musical by K (plural set).|[B­K] 	¾
muk,÷<murki>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of murki, monkey.*| 	¾
mun,÷<munce>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of munce, community.*| 	¾
munce,÷mun ¿÷<2/2C she; 3/6E commune; 3/6R kommuna; 3/6S comuna; 3/6G Kommune; 2/5F commune>|¿|64% C_Prim|JCB '88 2.5¾„(2n)|F is a *community of individuals/organisms B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*community/*communal, pertaining to ­s.|¾«treci ‹„»(Ph)|an *interest-community, a group with common interests.|¾Used in: lidfuamunce; ¾
munsitere,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.2¾„(2n)|B is some *Muenster from S, a cheese.|[B­S] 	¾
muo,÷<muvdo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of muvdo, move.* | 	¾
muoblo,÷<mu(vd)o+blo(da)=moving-strike>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K *bump/*collide/*crash-with/*run-into D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *collision/*bump/*crash, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
muocko,÷<mu(vd)o+cko(zu)=move-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(4v)|K *move/*remove B to D from S, nonintentional.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|a *mover, that which moves something.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*mobile/*moveable, may be moved by something, conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *move/*removal, an act of moving something.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *mobility, a prop. of being movable.|¾
muoflo,÷<mu(vd)o+fo/l(ma)=move-full>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.3¾„(1a)|B is *restless, full of movement e.g. a restless child.|[B­] 	¾
muogru,÷<mu(vd)o+gru(pa)=moving-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/WDG '86 3.5¾„(2n)|F is a *herd/*flock/*drove/*swarm/*school of B (any moving group of animals).|[F­B] 	¾
muonhi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.2¾„(1n)|B is a *muon, an elementary particle.|[B­] 	¾
muostu,÷<mu(vd)o+stu(ci)=moving-story>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(3n)|V is a *rumor of/about B among F, a moving (travelling) story.|[V­BF] 	¾
muotco,÷<mu(vd)o+t(ot)co=move-touch>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(2v)|K *graze/*skim D, just touchŠin passing.|[K­D] 	¾
mur,÷<mursi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mursi, sea.*| 	¾
murbaa,÷<mur(si)+ba(rm)a=sea-arm>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.4¾„(3n)|B is a *gulf (a portion of sea extending into the land) separating S from D.|[B­SD] 	¾
murbilca,÷<mur(si)+bilca=sea-military>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(1a)|B is *naval, pertaining to the sea forces of a country.|[B­] 	¾
murdji,÷<mur(si)+dji(ne)=sea-join>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(2v)|S *empty into sea D.|[S­D] 	¾
murgaa,÷<mur(si)+ga(nt)a=sea-high>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(2a)|B is/are above *sea-level by C.|[B­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *elevation/*altitude above sea level ofŠ|¾
murhao,÷<mur(si)+ha(rk)o=sea-shelter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *harbor of coastline F, i.e., for sea-going vessels.|[B­F] 	¾
murka,÷¿÷<L murki>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a female *monkey, a small primate.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hunmurka; ¾
murke,÷¿÷<L murki>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 5.6¾„(1a)|B is *monkey-like/*monkeyish/*simian .|[B­] 	¾Used in: hunmurke; ¾
murki,÷muk ¿÷<3/5E monkey; 2/4C hau r; 3/10R martishchka>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is an infant *monkey, a small primate.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hunmurki; ¾
murko,÷¿÷<L murki>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a male *monkey, a small primate.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hunmurko; ¾
murkoi,÷<mur(si)+ko(rj)i=sea-commander>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '82 3.9¾„(3v)|K *command group B in sea force F.|[K­BF] 	¾„(n)|*commander, one who ­s, paradigm for all navy officers.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*command, the unit ­ed.|¾
murku,÷¿÷<L murki>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '93 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a *monkey, a small primate, non-specific.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hunmurku; ¾
murmeu,÷<mur(si)+m(r)e(n)u=sea-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(1n)|B is a *sailor/*mariner/*seaman.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*seamanship, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *seamanship, a spec. property.|¾
murmu,÷¿÷<Onamatopoetic>|¿|O_Prim|FR '87 2.5¾„(3v)|K *murmur/*mutter P about B.|[K­PB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *murmur, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *murmur, a specific act of ­ing.|¾
murpeu,÷<mur(si)+pe(rn)u=sea-person>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *sailor/*mariner, one who works on ships.|[B­] 	¾
mursi,÷mur ¿÷<2/2E sea; 2/3S mar; 2/3F mer; 2/3G meer; 3/5R morie; 3/7H samudra>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *sea/*ocean, expanse of sea of planet F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*marine, pert. to the sea of planetŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*sea/*ocean, mass term.|¾Used in: batmurhao; gromursi; murbaa; murbilca; murdji; murgaa; murhao; murkoi; murmeu; murpeu; murskagaa; mursne; mursolda; murvla; ¾
murskagaa,÷<mur(si)+ska(lu)+ga(nt)a=sea-scale-high>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B, a point in 3-space above the mean surface of a planet, or a flying object, or a building or other object with vertical extension, measures C scalar units in *height/risesŠscalar units vertically above sea level.|[B­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *height above sea level, measured in some convenient unit.|¾
mursne,÷<mur(si)+sne(ku)=sea-neck>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *strait of F.|[B­F] 	¾
mursolda,÷<mur(si)+solda=sea-soldier>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *marine, a sea-going soldier.|[B­] 	¾
murvla,÷<mur(si)+vla(ko)=sea-lake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *lagoon.|[B­] 	¾
mus,÷<muslo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of muslo, muscle.*| 	¾
musflo,÷<mus(lo)+fo/l(ma)=muscle-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|K is more *muscular than J.|[K­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *muscularity, a property of being ­ar.|¾
musllme,÷<Ar. muslim>|¿|Bor.|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *Islamic district/territory, an area where *Moslem/*Muslim (s) live.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Islamic, as of territory.|¾
musllmi,÷<Ar muslim>|¿|Bor.|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Moslem/*Muslim, a believer in/practitioner of Islam.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Islamic/*Moslem, as of persons.|¾
musllmo,÷<Ar. muslim>|¿|Bor.|JCB '95 7+¾„(a)|*Islamic, as of culture.|[N­] 	¾„(1n)|N is an instance of *Islam, an item of ­ic culture.|¾
muslo,÷mus ¿÷<4/5G muskel; 3/4E muscle; 5/7S musculo; 4/6R muskul; 3/5F muscle>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(a)|*muscular, pert. to muscles.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *muscle of F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*muscle, muscular tissue, mass term.|¾Used in: musflo; musmio; muspli; musytolcle; musytolclecea; musytolclecko; musytolclemao; ¾
musma,÷¿÷<musmu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *mouse.|[B­] 	¾
musme,÷¿÷<musmu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *murine/*mouse-like, pertaining to mice.|[B­] 	¾
musmi,÷¿÷<musmu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *mouse.|[B­] 	¾
musmio,÷<mus(lo)+mi(tr)o=muscle-meat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *flesh from F, any muscular body part.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*flesh, mass term.|¾
musmo,÷¿÷<musmu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *mouse.|[B­] 	¾
musmu,÷¿÷<Lin: Mus musculis>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '?? 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *mouse, a rodent of the genus Mus.|[B­] 	¾
muspli,÷<mus(lo)+pli(zo)=muscle-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|K *exercise muscle D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|an *exerciser, one who ­es his muscles.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*exercise, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exercise, an act of using muscles.|¾
Mustelidae,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(2n)|a *Mustelidae of genusŠ, a small carnivore.| 	¾
mustharde,÷<Int>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.2¾„(2n)|B is some *mustard from S.|[B­S] 	¾
musthelidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mustelid of genus F, a carnivore of the family Mustelidae.|[B­F] 	¾
musytolcle,÷<mus(lo)+y+t(r)ol(i)+cle(si)=muscle-control-without>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)|B is *paralysed in D, without muscular control .|[B­D] 	¾
musytolclecea,÷<mus(lo)+y+t(r)ol(i)+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=muscle-control-without-become>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)| D become *paralysed in B, become without muscular control (vi).|[D­B] 	¾
musytolclecko,÷<mus(lo)+y+t(r)ol(i)+cle(si)+cko(zu)=muscle-control-without-cause>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)|V *paralyse in D, without muscular control (nonintentional cause, as in an accident).|[V­D] 	¾
musytolclemao,÷<mus(lo)+y+t(r)ol(i)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=muscle-control-without-make>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *paralyse D in B, make without muscular control (intentional act, as in surgery or animal control.).|[K­DB] 	¾
mut,÷<mutce>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mutce, much.*| 	¾
mutce,÷mut muc mue ¿÷<4/4S much-o; 3/4E mu0ch; 2/3C shen; 3/5R ochen>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3a)|G is more *extreme/*immoderate/*intense/*utmost than J is in quality N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(av)|*extremely/*quite/*very, very/in an extreme way.|¾„(n)|*extreme, that which is extreme.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the-*cream-of-the-crop, the best.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *extremeness/*extremity, a spec. property.|¾Used in: getmue; lipmue; mrotsumue; mucdou; mucfua; mucgudbi; mucgutra; muchai; muchaisia; muckou; mucmeu; mucmue; mucmue; mucnei; mucpao; mucpoi; mucpuu; mucrai; mucrea; mucria; muecma; muegro; muerzavkao; mueslo; muespu; mutkubviu; mutkusti; mutmoutsu; mutneicko; mutnencea; mutnenmao; mutnorhai; mutnorkou; mutpuncko; mutpunmao; nurmucmao; nurmue; selmucdou; tsumue; ¾
mutkubviu,÷<mut(ce)+kub(ra)+vi(dj)u=very-wide-view>|¿|3_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *panorama of D.|[B­D] 	¾„(a)|*panoramic, *all-around|¾
mutkusti,÷<mut(ce)+kusti=very-costly>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.4¾„(1a)|B is *sumptuous/*lavish.|[B­] 	¾
mutmoutsu,÷<mut(ce)+mo(rd)u+tsu(fi)=much-more-than-sufficient>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '84 3.3¾„(1a)|B is *lavish.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lavishness, mass property.|¾
mutneicko,÷<mut(ce)+ne(nr)i+cko(zu)=much-in-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(a)|a *concentrator, that which ­s.|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *concentrate/*condense D, reduce the volume ofŠ, nonintentional.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|that which has been *concentrated.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *concentration.|¾
mutnencea,÷<mut(ce)+nen(ri)+ce(nj)a=much-in-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(1v)|B *concentrate/*condense, become more ­ed.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *concentration.|¾
mutnenmao,÷<mut(ce)+nen(ri)+ma(dz)o=much-in-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *concentrate/*condense D, reduce the volume ofŠby C, intentional.|[K­DC] 	¾„(a)|*concentrator, that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|that which has been *concentrated.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *concentration.|¾
mutnorhai,÷<mut(ce)+nor+ha(pc)i=much-not-happy>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2a)|B is *miserable/*disconsolate about V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*misery, mass property<extreme sadness>.|¾«po ‹„»(n )|an instance of *misery <extreme sadness aboutŠ>.|¾
mutnorkou,÷<mut(ce)+nor+ko(mf)u=much-not-comfortable>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2a)|B is *miserable/*wretched about (conditions) N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*misery/*wretchedness, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n )|an instance of *wretchedness/*misery.|¾
mutpuncko,÷<mut(ce)+pun(tu)+cko(zu)=much-pain-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.7¾„(3v)|N *torment/*harrow/*torture D by doing/being V (nonintentional).|[N­DV] 	¾„(a)|*tormenting/*harrowing/*torturing (ŠbyŠ).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*torment/*torture, resulting from ­ing (ofŠby actorŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tormented/*harrowed/*tortured (byŠbyŠ), pert. to one ­ed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of being *tortured/*torture.|¾
mutpunmao,÷<mut(ce)+pun(tu)+ma(dz)o=much-pain-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.7¾„(3v)|K *torment/*harrow/*torture D by doing/being V (intentional).|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*tormenting/*harrowing/*torturing (ŠbyŠ).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*torment/*torture, resulting from ­ing (ofŠby actorŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tormented/*harrowed/*tortured (byŠbyŠ), pert. to one ­ed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of being *tortured/*torture.|¾
muv,÷<muvdo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of muvdo, move.*| 	¾
muvbiu,÷<muv(do)+bi(vd)u=move-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.6¾„(2v)|P is the *carriage/*bearing of S.|[P­S] 	¾
muvblosoa,÷<muv(do)+blo(da)+so(nd)a=moving-hit-sound>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.9¾„(2n)|V is a *crash of B, the sound of collision.|[V­B] 	¾
muvbrili,÷<muv(do)+brili=move-shine>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(1v)|B *glitter/*sparkle/*twinkle, by reflected light.|[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *glitter/*sparkle, by reflection.|¾
muvdo,÷muv mud muo ¿÷<3/3E move; 3/3F mouv-oir; 2/3C dong; 2/3S mov-er>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*moving/*movable/*mobile, able to move toŠfromŠoverŠ|[K­DSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *move to D from S over path V.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *path, of a movement, q.v.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*motion, mass term of events.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mobility, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *move/*movement/*motion, a spec. event of moving, q.v.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *mobility, a spec. property of ­ing.|¾Used in: darmuocko; darmuvmao; hasmuo; hitmuo; kloruamuo; lagmuovei; linmuo; livmuocko; mudlitpro; muoblo; muocko; muoflo; muogru; muostu; muotco; muvbiu; muvblosoa; muvbrili; muvfordi; muvjua; muvjuatio; muvmalbi; muvmao; muvmaztaa; muvsii; muvsimymao; muvtirsei; nenmuo; normuo; normuocko; normuofle; normuotra; normuvcui; normuvdii; normuvfucdou; normuvfui; normuvmao; primuo; sifmuo; takmuo; tanmuo; tcemuo; vapmuo; vapmuocko; vapmuvmao; zvomuo; ¾
muvfordi,÷<muv(do)+fordi=moving-floor>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a moving *floor/passenger *conveyor of room F|[B­F] 	¾
muvjua,÷<muv(do)+ju(gr)a=move-grasp>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(3v)|B has/have *traction on surface D under conditions N.|[B­DN] 	¾«zo ‹„»(n)|an amount of *traction.|¾
muvjuatio,÷<muv(do)+ju(gr)a+ti(dj)o=move-grasp-heavy>|¿|3_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is *ballast (to increase traction) for vehicle D, weighing C.|[B­DC] 	¾
muvmalbi,÷<muv(do)+malbi=move-sick>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.3¾„(2v)|K is/are *motion-sick/*seasick from N.|[K­N] 	¾
muvmao,÷<muv(do)+ma(dz)o=move-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(4v)|K *move/*remove/*take-away/*withdraw B to D from S, intentional.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|a *mover, one who moves something.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*mobile/*moveable, may be moved by something, conv.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *move/*removal, an act of moving something.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *mobility, a prop. of being movable.|¾
muvmaztaa,÷<muv(do)+ma(d)z(o)+ta(kn)a=move-make-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(2a)|G is more *eloquent/*rabble-rousing than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|the mass property of *eloquence.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *eloquence.|¾
muvsii,÷<muv(do)+si(mc)i=move-seem>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2a)|P is *animated in/on medium S e.g. movies, TV|[P­S] 	¾
muvsimymao,÷<muv(do)+sim(ci)+y+ma(dz)o=move-seem-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3a)|K *animate P in/on medium S.|[K­PS] 	¾
muvtirsei,÷<muv(do)+(s)tir(e)+se(tc)i=move-stair-set>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an *escalator, set of moving stairs.|[B­] 	¾
muz,÷<muzgi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of muzgi, music.*| 	¾
muzgi,÷muz mui ¿÷<4/5G musik; 3/5F musique; 3/6E music; 3/6R muzika; 3/6S musica; 2/6H sangit>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*musical, pert. to music.|[P­S] 	¾„(2n)|P is a piece of *music by composer S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*music, mass term of instances.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *musicality, a spec. property.|¾Used in: benmui; benmuzmao; dunmui; grimui; grimuiflo; muiflo; muirbalko; muirbekli; muirbelgru; muirstafikco; muzkao; muzmao; muzrinta; muzvei; ¾
muzkao,÷<muz(gi)+ka(kt)o=music-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(3v)|K *play/*perform B, a piece of music, on instrument D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *musician/*performer, one who playsŠonŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *performance, musical, an act of ­ing.|¾
muzmao,÷<muz(gi)+ma(dz)o=music-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 9.6¾„(2v)|K *compose P, a piece of music.|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|a *composer, of music.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *composition, musical, conv. of compose.|¾
muzrinta,÷<muz(gi)+rinta=music-rhythm>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(1n)|C is a *time-signature, musical rhythm.|[C­] 	¾
muzvei,÷<muz(gi)+ve(tc)i=music-event>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.6¾„(3n)|B is a *concert given by K at N.|[B­KN] 	¾
na,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*now, a pred. modifier, coincidence in time.| 	¾„(pp)|*at/*in/*during.|¾„(c)|*while, time inclusion, before event-clauses.|¾„(va)|*am/*are/*is (now) ­ing sign of the present tense. .|¾„(c)|*when, time coincidence, between clauses.|¾«‹ ba„»(av)|*now-and-then/*once-(upon-a-time) ‹ at/during some time x.|¾«‹ ba„»(av)|*sometime/*anytime/*ever ‹ literally, at/in/during some (time) x.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*when?/*during-what-interval?/at-what-*point-in-time?.|¾«‹ le ckemo„»(av ph)|at-the-*time-of/in-that-*interval, of intervals.|¾«‹ le nazdei„»(av ph)|*today.|¾«‹ le nazdelnai„»(av ph)|*today, a 24-hr period.|¾«‹ le nerfucdei„»(av ph)|*tomorrow, during tomorrow.|¾«‹ le nerfucnai„»(av ph)|*tomorrow night, during tomorrow night.|¾«‹ le nerpasdei„»(av ph)|*yesterday, during yesterday.|¾«‹ leva ckepea„»(av ph)|at-that-*instant/at-the-same-*time, of instants.|¾«‹ no ba„»(av)|*never/*at_no-time ‹ literally, at/during no sometime x.|¾«‹ no da„»(av ph)|*never, not during a certain interval x:.|¾«‹ raba„»(av)|*forever/*whenever ‹ at/during every sometime x.|¾«‹ raba„»(av)|*always/*anytime/*every-time ‹ literally, at/in/during every sometime x.|¾«‹ riba„»(av)|*at-times/*occasionally/*now-and-then ‹ literally, at/during several sometimes x.|¾
naa,÷<natra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of natra, natural.*| 	¾
nab,÷<nable>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nable, problem.*| 	¾
nabckocitlu,÷<nab(le)+cko(zu)+citlu=problem-causing-detail>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(2a)|N is a *defect/*fault of B.|[N­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*defective/*faulty, having defects/faults.|¾
nabdapli,÷<nab(le)+dapli=problem-answer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|P is a/the *solution/*answer to problem S.|[P­S] 	¾
nable,÷nab ¿÷<4/7E problem; 4/8R problema; 3/7F probleme; 2/5C nan ti; 3/8S problema>|¿|72% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(a)|*problematical/*problematic, pert. to problems.|[N­DV] 	¾„(3n)|N is a *problem encountered by D in task/inquiry V.|¾Used in: nabckocitlu; nabdapli; nabybei; nabyrepdui; nabyretpi; purnable; ¾
nabybei,÷<nab(le)+y+be(rt)i=problem-bring>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *bring problem/dispute V to/before F.|[K­VF] 	¾
nabyrepdui,÷<nab(le)+y+re(t)p(i)+du(vr)i=problem-answer(solution)-discover>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2])|K *solve/*discover-solution to problem V.|[K­V] 	¾
nabyretpi,÷<nab(le)+y+retpi=problem-answer>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '87 2.8¾„(2n)|P is a/the *resolution/*solution of (problem) S.|[P­S] 	¾
nacesupa,÷<na+ce+su+pa>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 7+¾„(p)|*again, in the sense of now and at least once before.| 	¾
nad,÷<nadro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nadro, sodium.*| 	¾
nadclo,÷<nad(ro)+clo(ro)=sodium-chlorine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a quantity/molecule of *salt/*sodium-chloride (NaCl).|[B­] 	¾
nadro,÷nad ¿÷<L. Natrium ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 4.9¾„(1n)|B is some *sodium, the 11th element (Na).|[B­] 	¾«‹ carbonati„»(ph)|(washing)-*soda/*sodium-carbonate.|¾«‹ hidrcarbonati„»(ph)|some *soda/*sodium-bicarbonate, NaHCO3.|¾Used in: nadclo; ¾
nadzo,÷naz nao ¿÷<3/3E now; 3/8C syien dzai>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|V is *present/*current/*simultaneous with V, some moment of speech.|[V­V] 	¾„(av)|*now/*currently/at-*present/at-this-*time, now/in present time.|¾«le nu ‹„»(ph)|the present*time/*moment, of some speech.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*present, all things current now.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|(the)-*present, the mass of all nows.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *currency, of things that are current.|¾Used in: fucnao; naodza; nazdei; nazgozdio; naznai; naznurpei; nornaodri; ¾
nafa,÷<na+fa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|*is/*are-going toŠ, sign of present progressive tense, English inexact. | 	¾
nafia,÷<now,-continually-to-future>|¿|LW|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(av)|*henceforth.| 	¾
nafthili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *naphthyl, a chemical radical derived from naphthalene.|[B­] 	¾
nai,÷<natli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of natli, night.*| 	¾
Nai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*N, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
naiski,÷<na(tl)i+ski(tu)=night-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *sit-up/stay-*awake with/for V.|[K­V] 	¾
naisto,÷<na(tl)i+sto(lo)=night-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC/JFB '83 2.3¾„(2v)|K *overnight/spend-the-*night at D.|[K­D] 	¾
naj,÷<najda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of najda, knife.*| 	¾
najblo,÷<naj(da)+blo(da)=knife-hit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(2v)|K *knife/*stab/*pierce D with a knife.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stabbing/*knifing, an act of stabbing.|¾
najda,÷naj ¿÷<2/3C dao; 2/3R nozh; 2/4E knife; 3/6S navaja; 2/5J naifu>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(1n)|B is a *knife.|[B­] 	¾Used in: blonajda; najblo; ¾
nakso,÷¿÷<3/3J nao-su; 2/4E fi3/6C nung hao; 2/4F fix-er>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(n)|a *fixer/*repairman, one who repairs something forŠ|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *fix/*repair B for use/user D.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*repairs, mass term of events.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*repaired/*repairable/*fixed, repaired, conv. of repair.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*repair, a spec. act or event of ­ing something.|¾Used in: josynakso; jurnakso; mairnakso; patnakso; pognakso; srunakso; tcanakso; tcanaksysia; ¾
nal,÷<naldi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of naldi, nail.*| 	¾
naldi,÷nal ¿÷<2/3E nail; 2/3C ding; 2/5H nakhun>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *nail, general term for driven metal fasteners.|[B­] 	¾Used in: cmanaldi; cmanalduo; gronaldi; nalduo; ¾
nalduo,÷<nal(di)+du(rz)o=nail-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(3v)|K *nail B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
nam,÷<namci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of namci, name.*| 	¾
nambrili,÷<nam(ci)+brili=name-bright>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ/JCB '84 2.7¾„(2a)|G is (more) *illustrious than J.|[G­J] 	¾
namci,÷nam ¿÷<3/3H nam; 2/2J na; 3/3G nam-en; 2/3E name; 2/4C sying; 2/6R nazvan-iie; 2/6S nombre>|¿|60% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a/the *title/*name of S to/used by B.|[B­SB] 	¾„(a)|*nominal, pert. to names.|¾Used in: dupnamci; larmaonamci; larnamci; nambrili; namcle; namdou; namnursri; nampre; nampredou; namsaa; namsanduo; namsri; namsrisaa; notnamsri; pubnamci; sifnamci; sifnamsri; srinamci; ¾
namcle,÷<nam(ci)+cle(si)=name-without>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1a)|B is *nameless.|[B­] 	¾
namdou,÷<nam(ci)+do(ns)u=name-give>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.8¾„(3v)|K *baptize/*name D person/object with name B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|*baptist, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *given-/*Christian-*name ofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *baptism, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
namnursri,÷<nam(ci)+nur+sri(te)=name(d)-written>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(3n)|F is a written *work bearing title B by author K.|[F­BK] 	¾
nampre,÷<nam(ci)+p(ap)re=name-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(3n)|B is a *label/*tag on F with (sign) P.|[B­FP] 	¾
nampredou,÷<nam(ci)+p(ap)re+do(ns)u=name-paper-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(3n)|K *label/*tag D with (sign) P.|[K­DP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*labelled/*tagged (byŠwithŠ).|¾
namsaa,÷<nam(ci)+sa(np)a=name-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *designation, a sign which ­s.|[P­B] 	¾„(2v)|P *designate/*mean/*refer-uniquely to B.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*designation, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *meaning/*reference/*designation, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *designation, a spec. event of ­ing.|¾
namsanduo,÷<nam(ci)+san(pa)+du(rz)o=name-sign-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *designate S with sign P.|[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *designator, one who/that which ­esŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *designation, a sign used to designate.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *designation, a thing designated.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *designation, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
namsri,÷<nam(ci)+sri(te)=name-write>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.6¾„(3v)| K *write/*sign surface/document D using name C|[K­DC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|the *signature ofŠonŠ|¾
namsrisaa,÷<nam(ci)+sri(te)+sa(np)a=name-write-sign>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(2n)|P is the/a *signature of S.|[P­S] 	¾
nan,÷<nanti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nanti, billionth.*| 	¾
nana,÷<na+na>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|*am/*are/*is nowŠ-ing, sign of the present coincident tense. | 	¾
nanda,÷¿÷<2/3E knot; 2/4C go da; 2/4H ganth; 2/4R bant>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *knot in/between cord(s) D.|[B­D] 	¾Used in: hernanda; larnandyduo; nandycea; nandykla; nandyklamao; nandymao; ¾
nandycea,÷<nand(a)+y+ce(nj)a=knot-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.6¾„(1v)|B is/are *knotted/*tangled.|[B­] 	¾
nandykla,÷<nand(a)+y+kla(bu)=knot-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(1n)|B is some *knitted-material/*knitwear.|[B­] 	¾
nandyklamao,÷<nand(a)+y+kla(bu)+ma(dz)o=knot-cloth-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(3v)|K *knit P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾
nandymao,÷<nand(a)+y+ma(dz)o=knot-join>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.6¾„(3v)|K *tie/join S to D by a knot.|[K­SD] 	¾
nanti,÷nan ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *billionth(US)/*thousand-millionth(UK) part of F, (10E-9) international prefix.|[B­F] 	¾
nao,÷<E. now>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of nadzo, now.*| 	¾„(av)|*now/*next, sign of new topic/paragraph, a discourse op. before sents.|¾
naodza,÷<na(dz)o+dza(bi)=now-exist>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *contemporary/*current, existing at the present time.|[B­] 	¾
napa,÷<na+pa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*ago, as in '2 days ago', for 'Šago'. | 	¾„(va)|*has/*have-(been)Š/aŠ, sign of the present perfect tense. |¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*already, by that (time), a mod. phrase |¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*already, by this (time), a mod. phrase |¾
nar,÷<natra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of natra, natural.*| 	¾
nardre,÷<na(t)r(a)+dre(ti)=natural-correct>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '86 4.9¾„(2v)|B is/are *equitable in P.|[B­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*equity, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *equity (inŠ).|¾
nardu,÷nau ¿÷<4/4S ardu-o; 3/4E hard; 2/3C nan; 2/5J konnan; 2/6H dushkar>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *difficulty, a difficult thing to do.|[B­KN] 	¾„(3a)|B is *hard/*difficult for K to do under conditions N.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *difficulty, a spec. property.|¾Used in: naumro; naunrai; naurfasmao; naurturmao; nausku; plinau; ¾
narkatca,÷<na(t)r(a)+katca=nature-observer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *naturalist, an observer of nature.|[B­] 	¾
narkrisio,÷<na(t)r(a)+kri(do)+si(st)o=nature-belief-system>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *naturalism.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*naturalistic, pert. to creeds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*naturalism, mass term of systems.|¾
narmi,÷¿÷<4/4E army; 3/4F armee; 3/4G armee; 2/3R armiya; 2/4H sena; 2/8S ejercito>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is an/the *army of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: hornarmi; narmykoi; narmyrinje; surnarmykoi; surnarmypai; ¾
narmykoi,÷<narm(i)+y+ko(rj)i=army-commander>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *general of F.|[B­F] 	¾
narmyrinje,÷<narm(i)+y+rinje=army-ring>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(2v)|K *besiege D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*besieging, pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(n)|*besieger, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*besieged, under siege.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *siege.|¾
narti,÷¿÷<3/4S part-ir; 3/5E apart; 3/5F a part; 3/6C fen kai; 2/4J hana-su>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *alone/*separate/*apart/*aloof from F.|[B­F] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *apartness/*aloneness/*separation, a state of being separate.|¾Used in: hernartylia; nartycea; nartycko; nartycpu; nartyfio; nartygru; nartylea; nartyleasri; nartymao; nartysea; nartyspa; nartyspamao; nartytcidi; ¾
nartycea,÷<nart(i)+y+ce(nj)a=apart-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(2vi)|K *separate/*part from D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*separation/*parting.|¾
nartycko,÷<nart(i)+y+cko(zu)=apart-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|N *separate/*keep/take-*apart B from F, nonintentional|[N­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *separator, that which ­sŠfromŠ|¾«lopu no nu ‹„»(n)|*inseparability, mass term.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inseparable, neg. of separable, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*apart/*separate/*separated/*separable, capable of being or having been ­ated.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *separation, an event of ­ingŠfromŠ|¾«pu no nu ‹„»(n)|an *inseparability, a spec. property.|¾
nartycpu,÷<nart(i)+y+cpu(la)=apart-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *rip/*tear D into parts/tearsŠup.|[K­D] 	¾
nartyfio,÷<nart(i)+y+fi(lm)o=apart-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 4.9¾„(2a)|G is more *desolate/*lonely/*withdrawn than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*desolation/*loneliness, mass state.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*desolation/*loneliness, mass property.|¾
nartygru,÷<nart(i)+y+gru(pa)=apart-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(3n)|B is a *detachment of F for P.|[B­FP] 	¾
nartylea,÷<nart(i)+y+le(tr)a=separate-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *printed/*non-cursive *letter from set/font F.|[B­F] 	¾
nartyleasri,÷<nart(i)+y+le(tr)a+sri(te)=separate-letters-write>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *print B in/on D using printed/non-cursive letters.|[K­BD] 	¾
nartymao,÷<nart(i)+y+ma(dz)o=apart-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *separator, one who ­sŠfromŠ|[K­BF] 	¾„(3v)|K *separate/*keep/take-*apart B from F, intentional|¾«lopu no nu ‹„»(n)|*inseparability, mass term.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inseparable, neg. of separable, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*apart/*separate/*separated/*separable, capable of being or having been ­ated.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *separation, an event of ­ingŠfromŠ|¾«pu no nu ‹„»(n)|an *inseparability, a spec. property.|¾
nartysea,÷<nart(i)+y+se(tf)a=apart-set>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.3¾„(3v)|K *dedicate/*consecrate D to P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(a)|*dedicating/*consecrating (ŠtoŠ) ­ pertaining to the act.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*dedicated/*consecrated (byŠtoŠ), referring to that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dedication/*consecration (ŠtoŠ), a ­ing event.|¾
nartyspa,÷<nart(i)+y+spa(si)=apart-space>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.0¾„(3n)|B is a *breach/*gap between S and D.|[B­SD] 	¾
nartyspamao,÷<nart(i)+y+spa(si)+ma(dz)o=apart-space-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 4.0¾„(3n)|K *breach/make-a-*gap between S and D.|[K­SD] 	¾„(a)|*breaching, pertaining to ‹.|¾
nartytcidi,÷<nart(i)+y+tcidi=apart-food>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a side *dish of F.|[B­F] 	¾
narzvo,÷<na(t)r(a)+zvo(to)=nature-outside>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(2a)|V is *supernatural/*miraculous/*magical/*wondrous/*wonderful/*mystical to D.|[V­D] 	¾„(n)|a/the *magic/*miracle/*wonder, a supernatural event to peopleŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*magic/(the)-*supernatural, mass term, supernatural.|¾
nat,÷<natli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of natli, night.*| 	¾
natli,÷nat nai ¿÷<3/4E night; 2/3H rat; 2/4R noch; 2/4G nacht; 2/5C ye li; 2/5S noche>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*nocturnal, pert. to nights.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *night of day F.|¾„(av)|at-*night, nocturnally.|¾Used in: delnai; fucnai; midnai; naiski; naisto; natmia; natmiatci; natpaspai; naznai; nerpasnai; pasnai; rarnai; torpasnai; ¾
natmia,÷<nat(li)+mi(lf)a=night-meal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *supper/*dinner/*evening-meal of food(s) F, any evening meal.|[B­F] 	¾
natmiatci,÷<nat(li)+mi(lf)a+t(it)ci=supper-eat>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *dine/*sup-on, eats an evening meal of food(s) F.|[K­F] 	¾
natpaspai,÷<nat(li)+pas(ko)+pa(rt)i=night-before-part>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '94 1.0¾„(2n)|B is an/the *evening/early-*night of day F.|[B­F] 	¾
natra,÷nar naa ¿÷<5/6R natura; 4/5F nature; 4/5G natur; 5/7S natural; 3/5E nature; 3/7C tien jan>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *natural-phenomenon, not caused by man.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|a/the *nature/*phenomenon, an instance of nature.|¾„(a)|*natural/*crude/*raw, not caused by man.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*nature, mass term of instances.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*supernatural, neg. of natural, q.v.|¾Used in: fomsocnaa; nardre; narkatca; narkrisio; narzvo; socnaa; ¾
nau,÷<nardu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nardu, difficult.*| 	¾
naumro,÷<na(rd)u+mo/r(du)=hard-more>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(4a)|G is *harder/more *difficult for J to do than G(1) for J(1)to do.|[G­JGJ] 	¾
naunrai,÷<na(rd)u+n+(t)ra(t)i=continue-try>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.5¾„(n)|a *striver, one who ­s.|[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *strive to do/be P.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *striving, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
naurfasmao,÷<na(rd)u+r+fas(ru)+ma(dz)o=difficult-easy-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/JCB '87 3.2¾„(2v)|K make an *elegant solution of problem V.|[K­V] 	¾
naurturmao,÷<na(rd)u+r+tur(ka)+ma(dz)o=difficult-work-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 2.1¾„(n)|an *inconvenience for taskŠ|[B­P] 	¾„(2a)|B is *inconvenient for task P.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*inconvenience, mass property of being ‹.|¾
nausku,÷<na(rd)u+su/k(si)=difficult-succeed>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(3v)|K *surmount/*overcome (adversities/opposition) N to do/achieve P.|[K­NP] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*insurmountable, neg. conv. surmount.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*surmountable, of things that can be ­ed.|¾
naz,÷<nadzo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nadzo, now.*| 	¾
naza,÷<na+za>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|in-this-short-*interval.| 	¾„(c)|*while, during some short event.|¾„(pp)|*during/*inŠ, in some short interval, with terms.|¾
nazbi,÷¿÷<2/2J bi; 3/3G nase; 2/3H nak; 2/3F nez; 3/5S nariz; 2/4E nose; 2/4C bi d>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is the *nose of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*nasal, pert. to noses.|¾Used in: ganynazbi; maknazbi; nazbyblo; nazbybricue; nazbycpu; nazbyhou; nazbyjao; nazbykla; nazbypafko; nirdynazbi; ¾
nazbyblo,÷<nazb(i)+y+blo(da)=nose-hit >|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *peck D.|[K­D] 	¾
nazbybricue,÷<nazb(i)+y+bri(ze)+cu(ts)e=nose-breeze-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 10+¾„(2v)|K *snort P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *snort, a specific instance of ­ing.|¾
nazbycpu,÷<nazb(i)+y+cpu(la)=nose-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *sniff D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sniff,|¾
nazbyhou,÷<nazb(i)+y+ho(ld)u=nose-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *nostril of F.|[B­F] 	¾
nazbyjao,÷<nazb(i)+y+ja(gl)o=nose-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|N is (a) *pitch of angle C. (longitudinal up/down angle of aircraft's attitude)|[N­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is an angle of *pitch|¾
nazbykla,÷<nazb(i)+y+kla(bu)=nose-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *handkerchief.|[B­] 	¾
nazbypafko,÷<nazb(i)+y+pafko=nose-dig>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *root in D for P, dig with the snout.|[K­DP] 	¾
nazdei,÷<na(d)z(o)+de(nl)i=now-day>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *day of V, some event.|[B­V] 	¾„(av)|*today, the current day, incompl.|¾
nazgozdio,÷<na(d)z(o)+go(d)z(i)+di(rc)o=now-go-direction(course)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|P is a/the *heading/*course of vessel B thru point V.|[P­BV] 	¾
nazi,÷<na+zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|right-*now/at-this-*instant.| 	¾„(c)|at-the-time-*when, momentary event clauses.|¾„(pp)|*at/*coincident withŠ, an instant in time.|¾
naznai,÷<na(d)z(o)+na(tl)i=present-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *night of event V.|[B­V] 	¾„(n)|*tonight, the current night.|¾
naznurpei,÷<na(d)z(o)+nur+pe(tc)i=now-payable>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 4.6¾„(3a)|B is now *due/*payable to (payee) D for (goods/services) V.|[B­DV] 	¾
nazu,÷<na+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*during, in some long interval, with terms.| 	¾„(pp)|*inŠ, a long interval, before terms.|¾„(av)|in-this-long-*interval.|¾„(c)|*while, during some long event.|¾
ne,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*a/*an/*any/*some_one/*one (1)/*exactly-one ofŠ, a description quantifier. E.g., Ne le mrenu pa kicmu  Exactly one of the men was a doctor; Ne mrenu pa hijra  Some one man was here <> Ne ba ji mrenu pa hijra  Exactly one someone x who is a man was here.| 	¾„(af)|the *digit-*one (1), as in netote (123).|¾„(a)|*one (1), in math. expressions. |¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*one (1), the number one, in non-math. expressions.|¾
nea,÷<nedza>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(ms)|(-) negative sign, sign of a negative number.*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of nedza, next.*|¾
neafre,÷<ne(dz)a+fre(na)=next-ahead>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(n)|a/the *former, a just-preceding person/thing.|[V­BF] 	¾„(a)|*preceding/*previous/*former, just-preceding.|¾„(3v)|V just-*precede B in series F.|¾
neapri,÷<ne(dz)a+pri(re)=next-behind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(a)|*succeeding/*successive/*next/*following, immediately ­ing.|[V­BF] 	¾„(3v)|V *succeed/just-*follow B in series F.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *succession, an act of just following.|¾
neb,÷<nerbi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nerbi, necessary.*| 	¾
nebcko,÷<ne(r)b(i)+cko(zu)=necessary-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.8¾„(3v)|N *necessitate V , makeŠnecessary for P, nonintentional |[N­VP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, that which is made necessary.|¾
nebcle,÷<ne(r)b(i)+cle(si)=necessary-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2av)|V *without/*lacking/for-*want-of B, e.g. Le nebcle ji ne naldi pa dirlycko le dorja "For want of a nail, the war was lost".|[V­B] 	¾
nebla,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nebula in F.|[B­F] 	¾
nebmao,÷<ne(r)b(i)+ma(dz)o=necessary-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *necessitate B , makeŠnecessary for V, intentional |[K­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, that which is made necessary.|¾
nebmou,÷<ne(r)b(i)+mo(rd)u=necessary-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4a)|G is more *necessary for V(1) than J is for V(2).|[G­VJV] 	¾
ned,÷<nedza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nedza, next.*| 	¾
nedfui,÷<ned(za)+fu(tc)i=list-after>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*following.|[V­B] 	¾„(2v)|V ia *just/*immediately+*after B.|¾
nedla,÷¿÷<nederlandsch-local word>|¿|N_Prim|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(1a)|B is the *Dutch language.|[B­] 	¾
nedle,÷¿÷<nederlandsch-local word>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Dutch place/territory, a region inhabited by Dutch.|[B­] 	¾
nedli,÷¿÷<nederlandsch-local word>|¿|N_Prim|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Dutch (person).|[B­] 	¾
nedlii,÷<ned(za)+(c)li(v)i=adjacent-live>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.8¾„(a)|*neighboring, of that which lives next door.|[B­B] 	¾„(2v)|*neighbor/*neighbour-adjacently, live next-door.|¾„(2n)|B is *adjacent/*contiguous/*next-door-*neighbour/*neighbor of B.|¾
nedlo,÷¿÷<nederlandsch-local word>|¿|N_Prim|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(1a)|B is an instance of *Dutch (culture).|[B­] 	¾
nedpao,÷<ned(za)+pa(sk)o=next-before>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|V is *just/*immediately+*before B.|[V­B] 	¾„(a)|*preceding.|¾
nedprapai,÷<ned(za)+pra(se)+pa(rt)i=next-process-part>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(2n)|P is a *continuation of V.|[P­V] 	¾
nedsei,÷<ned(za)+se(tc)i=next-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*touching, of contiguous sets.|[B­] 	¾„(ph)|in *contact/*touch, next to each other or Fig.|¾„(1a)|B are *contiguous/*side_by-side/*next-to-one-another by pairs.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*contiguity, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *contiguity, a state of being ­ous.|¾
nedza,÷ned nea ¿÷<3/4C dzai; 2/3G naehe; 2/5E next>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2pp)|*next-to/in-*contact-withŠ|[B­B] 	¾„(2v)|B *adjoin B, be next toŠ|¾„(av)|*against, next to/adjacent toŠ|¾„(a)|*contiguous/*adjacent/*touching, of contiguous objects.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *contiguity, a state of being ­ous|¾Used in: lisyneafui; lisyneapao; neafre; neapri; nedfui; nedlii; nedpao; nedprapai; nedsei; nilcynea; rodnea; tovnea; tovneagoi; ¾
nefe,÷<ne+fe>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*fifteen, the number 15, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*fifteen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*fifteen, the number 15, non-math.|¾
nefi,÷<ne+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*firstly, in the first place| 	¾
nefo,÷<ne+fo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*fourteen, the number 14, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*fourteen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*fourteen, the number 14, non-math.|¾
neg,÷<negvo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of negvo, negative.*| 	¾
negda,÷¿÷<2/2E egg;3/4H anda; 2/3C dan>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is an *egg/*ovum of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*ovular, pert. to eggs.|¾Used in: negdyfoa; negdykua; negdypro; ¾
negdyfoa,÷<negd(a)+y+fo(rm)a=egg-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *oval than J, of shapes/forms.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|an *oval, an oval thing.|¾
negdykua,÷<negd(a)+y+ku(vg)a=egg-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 5.0¾„(a)|*brooding/*incubating, pertaining to ­ing.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *brood/*incubate D, as a clutch of eggs.|¾„(n)|*brooder/*incubator, one/that which ­s.|¾
negdypro,÷<negd(a)+y+pro(ju)=egg-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1v)|K *ovulate, produce eggs.|[K­] 	¾«lp po ‹„»(n)|*ovulation, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ovulation, a spec. act/event of ­ing.|¾
negnurtse,÷<neg(vo)+nur+tse(ro)=negative-errored>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(2v)|V is *slow/*short by C, have a negative error inŠ e.g. Lemi jokla ga negnurtse lio fe minta, My watch is 5 minutes slow.|[V­C] 	¾
negsumdui,÷<neg(vo)+sum(ji)+du(vr)i=negative-sum-discover>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.5¾„(4v)|K *subtract B from F getting difference C|[K­BFC] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*subtraction, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *subtraction, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
negsumji,÷<neg(vo)+sumji=negative-sum>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.5¾„(3n)|C is the (numerical)-*difference between B and B|[C­BB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(v)|*subtracted fromŠisŠ, a diff., q.v.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *subtrahend, in a subtraction, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *subtraction, a spec. instance ofŠ|¾
negvo,÷neg ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *negative.|[B­] 	¾Used in: negnurtse; negsumdui; negsumji; ¾
nei,÷<nenri>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*n, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of nenri, in.*|¾
neigli,÷<ne(nr)i+gli(da)=inner-guide>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is a/the *conscience of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|a *conscience, of personŠ|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|a *conscience, mass term.|¾
neiklo,÷<ne(nr)i+klo(gu)=inside-close>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *enclose/*inclose/*shut-up B in D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *enclosure, that in whichŠis enclosed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*confined/*enclosed/*inclosed, of that which is shut in.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *enclosure/*inclosure, something ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *confinement, a state of being ­ed.|¾
neikra,÷<ne(nr)i+kra(ku)=in-call>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|an *invoker, one who ­s.|[K­BV] 	¾„(3v)|K *call-in/*invoke/*call-upon/*summon B to do V.|¾„(n)|*call/*summons/*invocation, an act of ­ing.|¾
neikro,÷<ne(nr)i+kro(li)=in-flow>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(3v)|K *flow into D through channel(s) V.|[K­DV] 	¾
nej,÷<nerji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nerji, energy.*| 	¾
nejflo,÷<ne(r)j(i)+fo/l(ma)=energy-full>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(3)|G is (more) *intense/*energetic in quality B than J is.|[G­BJ] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *intensity, a state of being full of energy.|¾
nejycai,÷<ne(r)j(i)+y+ca(nl)i=energy-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(2)|C is the (measured) *intensity of property B.|[C­B] 	¾
nejycti,÷<ne(r)j(i)+y+cti(fu)=energy-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *fuel, energy-providing material of composition S.|[B­S] 	¾
nem,÷<nemdi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nemdi, enemy.*| 	¾
nema,÷<ne+ma>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*one hundred-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(n)|*one hundred, the number 100, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*one hundred, the number 100, non-math.|¾
nemari,÷<ne+ma+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.6¾„(a)|*one-hundredth, of 100th members.| 	¾„(2n)|a/the *hundredth term/member of seriesŠ, ordinal predicate.|¾„(n)|*one-hundredth, the 100th term in seriesŠ|¾
Nematoda,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *Nematoda, one of the round or thread worms.| 	¾
nemcli,÷<nem(di)+cli(ka)=enemy-like>|¿|2_Cpx|MP '83 3.1¾„(3a)|G is more *hostile towards B than J is.|[G­BJ] 	¾
nemdi,÷nem ¿÷<2/2C di; 3/5E enemy; 3/5F ennemi; 4/7S enemig-o; 3/7R niedrug>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is an/the *enemy/*foe/*adversary of B in struggle V.|[B­BV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*enmity, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enmity, being an enemy ofŠinŠ|¾Used in: nemcli; nemjmi; ¾
nemhatodi,÷<Lin. Nematoda>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *nematode of species/typeŠ, one of the round or thread worms.|[B­] 	¾
nemjmi,÷<nem(di)+jmi(te)=enemy-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.5¾„(3v)|K *encounter enemy B at N.|[K­BN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *encounter (military) (ofŠatŠ).|¾
nemo,÷<ne+mo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*one thousand-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(n)|*one thousand, the number 1000, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*one thousand, the number 1000, non-math.|¾
nemomo,÷<ne+mo+mo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*one million-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(n)|*one million, the number 1,000,000 in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*one million, the number 1,000,000 non-math.|¾
nemomomo,÷<ne+mo+mo+mo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*one billion, the number 1,000,000,000 in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*one billion-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*one billion, the number 1,000,000,000 non-math.|¾
nemosia,÷<nemo+sia=1000-thanks>>|¿|Cpd|JCB '97 7+¾„(i)|*a-thousand-thanks, expression of extreme gratitude.  | 	¾
nen,÷<nenri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nenri, in.*| 	¾
nenbacbiu,÷<nen(ri)+ba(l)c(i)+bi(vd)u=in-built-behaviour>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *instinctively do V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾„(a)|*instinctive (aboutŠinŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *instinct (ofŠinŠ).|¾
nenbei,÷<nen(ri)+be(rt)i=in-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B are the *customs of country N.|[B­N] 	¾
nenbeicte,÷<nen(ri)+be(rt)i+cte(ki)=in-carry-tax>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.5¾„(3v)|C is the *excise/*duty on B from S.|[C­BS] 	¾
nenbromao,÷<nen(ri)+bro(ko)+ma(dz)o=in-break-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *break-into, *break B into D, as eggs into batter.|[K­BD] 	¾
nendertre,÷<nen(ri)+der(tu)+tre(na)=in-dirt-train>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *subway/*metro/*underground-train of F.|[B­F] 	¾
nendeu,÷<nen(ri)+de(rt)u=in-dirt>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|N is *underground/*subterranean.|[N­] 	¾
nene,÷<ne+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*eleven, the number 11, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*eleven-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*eleven, the number 11, non-math.|¾
nenfagflo,÷<nen(ri)+fag(ro)+fo/l(ma)=inner-fire-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3a)|G is more *passionate/*ardent about V than J is.|[G­VJ] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*ardor, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *passion/*ardor, a spec. state.|¾
nenfoldi,÷<nen(ri)+foldi=in-fold>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *wrap/*enfold/*inclose D in N.|[K­DN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *wrapper/*wrappings/*inclosure, that which incloses.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*inclosed/*enfolded/*inclosure/*wrapped, conv. of enfold|¾
nengoi,÷<nen(ri)+go(dz)i=in-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *enter/*go-into D from S|[K­DS] 	¾«‹ cibra„»(n)|*boarding passage (to aircraft), jetway|¾«no ‹„»(i)|*keep out!, don't enter, an imperative.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *entrance, an act/event of going in.|¾
nengoicibra,÷<nen(ri)+go(dz)i+cibra=in-go-bridge>|¿|3_Cpx|APL/RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *jetway, the bridge connecting a plane with the terminal building.|[B­] 	¾
nengoikru,÷<nen(ri)+go(dz)i+kru(ma)=entry-room>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(2n)|B is an/the *entrance-hall/*hall of F.|[B­F] 	¾
nengoisia,÷<nen(ri)+go(dz)i+si(tf)a=entry-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is an *entry/*entrance to F.|[B­F] 	¾
nengoista,÷<nen(ri)+go(dz)i+sta(di)=in-go-platform>|¿|3_Cpx|KAC '83 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *porch/*veranda/*stoop, a platform at the entrance of a building.|[B­] 	¾
nengozlei,÷<nen(ri)+go(d)z(i)+le(tc)i=enter-let>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *admit D into B, *let-enter (into)Š|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|an *admitter, one who letsŠenterŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(a)|*admittance/*admission, an event of being ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*admissible, can be admitted, conv. form.|¾
nengozliu,÷<nen(ri)+go(d)z(i)+li(tn)u=enter-prevent>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*exclusive, of one who/that which excludes.|[K­BD] 	¾„(av)|*exclusively, in an excluding way.|¾„(3v)|K *bar/*exclude/*shut-out/*keep-out B from D.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*excluded/*shut-out/*barred, excluded/shut out, conv. form.|¾
nenhanco,÷<nen(ri)+hanco=in-hand>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *palm of F, the inside of the hand.|[B­F] 	¾
neni,÷<ne+ni>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*ten, the number 10, in math. exp. | 	¾„(a)|*ten-(of)Š, a description quantifier. E.g., Teni le fumna pa merji  (Some) Ten of the women were married; Teni fumna pa hijra  (Some) Ten women were here independently. Cf., tenicu.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*ten, the number 10, non-math. |¾
nenimo,÷<ne+ni+mo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*ten thousand, the number 10000, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*ten thousand-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*ten thousand, the number 10000, non-math.|¾
neniri,÷<ne+ni+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.6¾„(2n)|a/the *tenth term/member of seriesŠ, ordinal predicate.| 	¾„(a)|one-*tenth, of 10th members.|¾„(n)|one-*tenth, the 10th term in seriesŠ|¾
nenjao,÷<nen(ri)+ja(gl)o=in-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *interior-*corner of F (e.g. a room)|[B­F] 	¾
nenkaa,÷<nen(ri)+ka(ml)a=in-come-[from]>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 2.6¾„(2v)|K *come-out-of/*issue-forth/*emerge from S.|[K­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *emergence, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
nenmerji,÷<nen(ri)+merji=outside-marriage>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is *married to fellow-group-member B.|[B­B] 	¾
nenmou,÷<nen(ri)+mo(rd)u=in-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(4v)|G is more *concentrated in/on B(1) than J in/on B(2)|[G­BJB] 	¾„(a)|*concentrated/*intense, of ­ed substances/energies.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *concentrate, that in whichŠis ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *intensity/*concentration, a prop. of a ­ed thing.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *concentration, a prop. of a ­trate.|¾
nenmuo,÷<nen(ri)+mu(vd)o=in-move>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|D *input (s) B.|[D­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *input (fromŠ)|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *input (ofŠ)|¾
nenpantu,÷<nen(ri)+pantu=inner-pants>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a pair of *briefs/*shorts/*pants (U.K.)|[B­K] 	¾
nenpetri,÷<nen(ri)+petri=in-distribute>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.1¾„(2)|B *diffuse/*dissolve into F.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*solvent ofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *diffusion/*dissolution (intoŠ).|¾
nenri,÷nen nei ¿÷<3/3C nei; 2/2S en; 2/3E inner; 2/3G inner; 3/7F interieur>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*inner/*inside/*interior, pert. to the inside of something.|[B­F] 	¾„(av)|*inside, in the inner part.|¾„(n)|an *interior, the inside ofŠ|¾„(2pp)|B is *in/*inside F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*insides, the mass of inner parts.|¾«no ‹„»(pp)|not-*inside-ofŠ, neg. form.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*out, not inside something.|¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*contain, conv. of inside of.|¾Used in: bermacnei; botnei; cmenenkaa; fanynensea; felnengoi; flenensea; flinenpuo; flinensea; foirnengoi; fusynensea; hasnei; hosynencea; hosynensea; lisynensea; midspanei; mucnei; mutneicko; mutnencea; mutnenmao; neigli; neiklo; neikra; neikro; nenbacbiu; nenbei; nenbeicte; nenbromao; nendertre; nendeu; nenfagflo; nenfoldi; nengoi; nengoicibra; nengoikru; nengoisia; nengoista; nengozlei; nengozliu; nenhanco; nenjao; nenkaa; nenmerji; nenmou; nenmuo; nenpantu; nenpetri; nenrua; nenrue; nensea; nensucmi; nensui; nenvia; nenzvobatmi; nernenbei; rarnurnei; sminynei; tcanei; trenei; ¾
nenrua,÷<nen(ri)+ru(tm)a=in-road>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|B is on-the-*way/*enroute to D from S.|[B­DS] 	¾„(av)|on-the-*way, enroute toŠfromŠ|¾
nenrue,÷<nen(ri)+(b)ru(t)e=in-breathe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4&5/RAM '88 4.2¾„(2v)|K *breathe-in/*aspire B.|[K­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*aspiration, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *aspiration, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
nensea,÷<nen(ri)+se(tf)a=in-put>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *put/*insert/*deposit B in/at D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *depositor (ofŠinŠ), one who ­s.|¾«no ‹„»(3v)|*omit/*leave-outŠin/atŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *insertion/*deposit (byŠinŠ), that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *insertion, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
nensu,÷¿÷<2/2J su; 3/4E nest; 3/4G nest; 3/5C yen wo; 2/6R gnezdo>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a/the *nest of F, e.g. a bird.|[B­F] 	¾
nensucmi,÷<nen(ri)+sucmi=in-swim>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(n)|a *swimmer, one who/that which swims inŠ|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *swim-(around) in B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *swim, a spec. act/event of ­ing inŠ|¾
nensui,÷<nen(ri)+su(nd)i=in-send>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.8¾„(4v)|K *import B into D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|an *importer, one who/that which ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*importation, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *importation/*import, that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *importation/*import, an act of ­ing.|¾
nenvia,÷<nen(ri)+vi(zk)a=in-see>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '83 2.2¾„(2v)|K have an *insight into V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*insight, mass property of havingŠ|¾
nenzvobatmi,÷<nen(ri)+zvo(to)+batmi=in-out-exchange>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *invert/*evert/*turn-inside-out B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*inversion, an-act-of-turning something inside out.|¾
neo,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*nu, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
neodhimio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *neodymium, element 60 (Nd)|[B­] 	¾
neolhiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *neolithic, pert. to the new stone age.|[B­] 	¾
neonho,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *neon, element 10 (Ne).|[B­] 	¾
neozhoika,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *neozoic, pert. to the Neozoic period, after the Paleozoic.|[B­] 	¾
Neozo,ik,÷<ISV>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«la ‹„»(Na)|the *Neozoic, the period, after the Paleozoic.| 	¾
neptunio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *neptunium, element 93 (Np)|[B­] 	¾
ner,÷<ne>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ne, one.*| 	¾
nera,÷<ne+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 3.2¾„(a)|*individual/*monadic/*specific/*sole, pert. to individuals. | 	¾„(2n)|an *individual/*unit/*monad/*one-member-subset of set..., a cardinal predicate. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*individuality, mass term of props. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *individuality/*specificity, a spec. property. |¾
nerbekti,÷<ner+bekti=one-object>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is an *individual, pertaining to a single object e.g. an individual portion.|[B­] 	¾
nerbi,÷neb ¿÷<4/8E necessary; 2/5C bi yao; 4/10R neobkhodim-yi; 2/5F necessaire; 3/8S necesari-o>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|N is a factually necessary *condition/*demand for event/process V.|[N­V] 	¾„(a)|*necessary/*required/*demanded/*essential/*indispensible/*vital forŠ, of factual conditions.|¾„(n)|a *necessity/*precondition/*prerequisite, a factual precondition.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*necessity, factual, mass term.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unnecessary/*needless, referring to the condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *necessity, factual, a spec. property.|¾Used in: banynerbi; lodnerbi; nebcko; nebcle; nebmao; nebmou; nornebmao; nornerbi; ¾
nercea,÷<ner+ce(nj)a=one-become>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|K *unify/*unite/*integrate/*coalesce/*coagulate/*clot/*run-together/become-*one.|[K­] 	¾„(a)|*united/*coagulated/*clotted, having become one.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*unity, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *coalescence/*coagulation/*unity, a specific state of being one.|¾
nercko,÷<ner+cko(zu)=one-make>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(2v)|N *unite/*unify/*integrate B, make into one, non-intentional.|[N­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an *integration, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*united.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *unification/*integration, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
nercti,÷<ner+cti(fu)=one-substance>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 4.1¾„(2n)|C is a *pure quantity of B, only one component.|[C­B] 	¾„(a)|*pure, composed of one chemical substance.|¾«pu ‹„»(1n)|*purity.|¾
nerctimao,÷<ner+cti(fu)+ma(dz)o=one-stuff(pure)-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.9¾„(3v)|K *purify/*refine P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(a)|*refined, made pure.|¾
nerdedjo,÷<ner+dedjo=1-finger>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is the first-*finger of F in culture N, may be the thumb for some, and index for others.|[B­FN] 	¾
nerdei,÷<ner+de(nl)i=1-day>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *Monday of week/month F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Monday (the 2nd day of the week).|¾
nerdja,÷<ner+dja(no)=individual-know>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(2v)|K *identifies/*recognizes B as a certain individual|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*identified/*recognized by K as a certain individual.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *identification/*recognition, an event of recognizingŠ V (K­B)|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *identification/*recognition, an event of being recognized byŠ V (B­K)|¾
nerdjo,÷<ner+djo(ri)=one-member>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *sole/*unique member of class F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*single/*unique/*only, unique in its class.|¾„(av)|*merely/*solely/*uniquely/*just, only.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*uniqueness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *uniqueness, a spec. property.|¾
nerduo,÷<ner+du(rz)o=1-do>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K do *nothing-else-while-doing/be-*only-doing V to D with B.|[K­VDB] 	¾„(ph)|*nothing-but, as 'he did nothing but swim'.|¾„(av)|*only/*just/*singly/*solely/*merely/*exclusively/*single-mindedly, single-mindedly.|¾„(a)|*single-minded, does things singly.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*single-mindedness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *single-mindedness, a spec. property.|¾
nerfucdei,÷<ner+fu(t)c(i)+de(nl)i=one-after-day>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(n)|*tomorrow/the *next-day.|[G­J] 	¾„(2n)|G is the *day after J.|¾
nergai,÷<ner+ga(rn)i=one-ruler>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *monarch/*dictator/*autocrat/single-*ruler of F.|[B­F] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*monarchy/*dictatorship/*autocracy, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *monarchy/*dictatorship/*autocracy, that which is ruled.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *monarchy/*dictatorship/*autocracy, a state of ruling.|¾
nergenpai,÷<ner+gen(za)+pa(rt)i=one-again-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *monomer of F, the repeating unit of a polymer|[B­F] 	¾
nergru,÷<ner+gru(pa)=1st-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)| B is a *squad/*squadron/*flight, the smallest military-unit of some larger *military-*force F, without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., murnergru  naval squadron. Cf. surgru|[B­F] 	¾
neri,÷<ne+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.6¾„(2n)|a/the *first term/member of seriesŠ, ordinal predicate.| 	¾„(a)|*first, of 1st members.|¾«‹ genza„»(ph)|first *occasion/*time.|¾«da pa ‹ genza godzi„»(Ph)|X went for the *first time.|¾
nerji,÷nej ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|G has more *energy/capacity for doing work than J (physics) by amount C.|[G­JC] 	¾„(a)|*energetic/*vehement, having energy/capacity for work.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*energy, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|the *energy/*vehemence, work capacity of a body/system.|¾Used in: nejflo; nejycai; nejycti; sudnynerji; ¾
nerjmistu,÷<ner+jmi(te)+stu(ci)=first-meet-story>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *story of F (a set) *meeting-one-another|[B­F] 	¾
nerkai,÷<ner+ka(tl)i=1-property>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*qualitative, of categorical attributes.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a 1-place *property/*quality/categorical-*attribute of F.|¾
nerkaipua,÷<ner+ka(tl)i+pu(rd)a=one-predicate>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|N *predicate a 1-place attribute B of F.|[N­BF] 	¾„(n)|a *predicate, 1-place.|¾
nerkea,÷<ner+(c)ke(l)a=first-school>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is an *elementary/*grammar school, first school of community F.|[B­F] 	¾
nerkle,÷<ner+kle(si)=first-class>|¿|1_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is *first class accommodation on conveyance F|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*first class|¾
nerkoi,÷<ner+ko(rj)i=1st-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *second-*lieutenant/*ensign/*flying-*officer 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., murnerkoi  ensign. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
nerkui,÷<ner+ku(nc)i=first-kin>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(ph)|immediate-*family ofŠ|[B­B] 	¾„(2n)|B is a 1st-degree/close+*relative of B, a son/brother/father/etc. |¾
nerlinkui,÷<ner+(c)lin(a)+ku(nc)i=1st-lineal-kin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *parent/*child/immediate-*relative of B, a 1-step lineal relation.|[B­B] 	¾
nermao,÷<ner+ma(dz)o=one-make>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *unite/*unify/*integrate B (pl.), make into one, intentional.|[K­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an *integration, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*united, made one.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *unification/*integration, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
nermea,÷<ner+me(ns)a=5-month>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a *January of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*January (the 1st month of the year).|¾
nermerji,÷<ner+merji=one-marriage>|¿|1_Cpx|MD '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is *married/*monogamous only to/with B.|[B­B] 	¾
nermoi,÷<ner+mo(dv)i=one-motive>|¿|1_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|B is *only/for one *motive N  e.g. Da nermoi nerbi lepo preda, It is only necessary for....|[B­N] 	¾
nernenbei,÷<ner+nen(ri)+be(rt)i=one-in-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(4v)|K *introduce/*bring-into B to D from source S.|[K­BDS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *introduction.|¾
nernerkoi,÷<ner+ner+ko(rj)i=11th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *general-*of-*the-*army/*admiral-*of-*the-*fleet/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., murnernerkoi  admiral of the fleet. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
nernermea,÷<ner+ner+me(ns)a=11-month>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a *November of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*November (the 11th month of the year).|¾
nernirkoi,÷<ner+nir+ko(rj)i=10th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *general/*admiral/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., murnernirkoi  admiral. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general|[B­F] 	¾
nernirmea,÷<ner+nir+me(ns)a=10-month>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is an *October of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*October (the 10th month of the year).|¾
nernurcko,÷<ner+nur+cko(zu)=one-1st-conv. of cause>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|P is the *only/is *exactly-*one *effect/*result of cause S under conditions N|[P­SN] 	¾„(a)|*ensuing, of effects, conv. of cause, q.v.|¾„(av)|*only, of singular effects/results. E.g., Ti pa nernurcko crina.  It only rained.|¾
nernursaa,÷<ner+nur+sa(np)a=one-passive-sign>|¿|1_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2a)|B is *unambiguous in context F|[B­F] 	¾
nerpasdei,÷<ner+pas(ko)+de(nl)i=one-before-day>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is (a/the) *yesterday/*day-before/*eve-of day F.|[B­F] 	¾
nerpasnai,÷<ner+pas(ko)+na(tl)i=one-before-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a/the *last/*yesterday night, yesterday's night, incomplete.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *night before day F.|¾
nerpeo,÷<ner+pe(ns)o=one-think>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.2¾„(2v)|K *concentrate on V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*concentration/*single-mindedness, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *concentration.|¾
nerpie,÷<ner+pi(rl)e=one-parallel>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(4v)|B *correspond to B in systems/sets F and F, respectively.|[B­BFF] 	¾„(av)|*respectively, in a one-to-one way.|¾„(a)|*respective, of corresponding things.|¾„(ph)|be in *one-to-one relation, incomp.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*correspondence, mass of such rel'ns.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*corresponding, of that ­ed with.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *correspondence, a one-to-one relation.|¾
nerpoi,÷<ner+po(rl)i=1st-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *baron of domain N|[B­N] 	¾
nerpolsange,÷<ner+pol(di)+sange=1st-minister>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a/the *premier/*prime-minister/*first-minister of state/ruler F.|[B­F] 	¾
nersornumsio,÷<ner+sor+num(cu)+si(st)o=16-number-system>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(1n)|F is the *hexadecimal numbering system.|[F­] 	¾
nersornuu,÷<ner+sor+nu(mc)u=16-number>|¿|1_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(a)|*hexadecimal.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *hexadecimal number, a number in base-16.|¾
nersri,÷<ner+sri(te)=first-writing>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *draft/rough-*copy/first-*copy of P.|[B­P] 	¾
nersto,÷<ner+sto(lo)=one-remain>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1)|B is *tough/*cohesive, not easily pulled apart.|[B­] 	¾
nertaa,÷<ner+ta(kn)a=one-speak>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3v)|K *address/*speak-to D alone about V.|[K­DV] 	¾
nertorheo,÷<ner+tor+he(dr)o=twelve-hedron>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *dodecahedron.|[B­] 	¾
nertormea,÷<ner+tor+me(ns)a=12-month>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a *December of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*December (the 12th month of the year).|¾
nertro,÷<ner+tro(li)=1st-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *private-*first-*class *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., murnertro  seaman spprentice.|[B­F] 	¾
nertulvai,÷<ner+tu(g)l(e)+va(lt)i=one-leg-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1v)|K *hop, on one leg.|[K­] 	¾
nervi,÷nev ¿÷<3/3E nerve; 5/6S nervio; 4/5R nierv; 3/4F nerf; 3/4G nerv; 3/6J shinkei>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *nerve fiber of organism F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*neural, pert. to nerves.|¾Used in: nevpoa; nevsensi; nevsesduo; nevsesmao; ¾
nerviukaa,÷<ner+vi(dj)u+ka(ml)a=first-appear>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|a *debutante, one who makes a debut.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K make a *debut/*first-appearance at V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *debut/*coming-out, debut.|¾
nervizkaa,÷<ner+viz(ka)+ka(ml)a=one-see-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 2.9¾„(2n)|K makes a *debut/first-*appearance at V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*appearance.|¾
nervoi,÷<ner+vo(ls)i=(with)-one-voice>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '87 4.4¾„(1a)|B is *unanimous, of one voice/opinion.|[B­] 	¾
nes,÷<nesta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nesta, honest.*| 	¾
nese,÷<ne+se>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*seventeen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(n)|*seventeen, the number 17, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*seventeen, the number 17, non-math.|¾
nesfiltaa,÷<nes(ta)+fil(mo)+ta(kn)a=honest-feel-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(av)|*sincerely, in a sincere manner.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3a)|K is *sincere/*genuine with D in disclosing N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sincerity, mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sincerity, a spec. property.|¾
neso,÷<ne+so>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*sixteen, the number 16, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*sixteen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*sixteen, the number 16, non-math.|¾
nesta,÷nes ¿÷<3/4F honnete; 4/6S honest-o; 2/3G echt; 3/5E honest; 3/5H sachcha; 3/9R chiestnyi>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3a)|K is *honest with D about matter N.|[K­DN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*honesty, mass term of properties.|¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*dishonesty, mass term of props.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*dishonest, dishonest withŠaboutŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *honesty, a spec. property.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|a *dishonesty, a spec. property.|¾Used in: nesfiltaa; nornespeu; taknesta; ¾
net,÷<netre>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of netre, net.*| 	¾
nete,÷<ne+te>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*thirteen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(n)|*thirteen, the number 13, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*thirteen, the number 13, non-math.|¾
netfoamao,÷<net(re)+fo(rm)a+ma(dz)o=net-form-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *weave (material) P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(a)|*weaving (ofŠfromŠ).|¾„(n)|*weaver (ofŠfromŠ).|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*non-woven, of felt-like materials.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*woven (byŠfromŠ).|¾
netklipu,÷<net(re)+klipu=net-keep>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(3v)|K *enmesh/*entangle B in D.|[K­BD] 	¾
netliu,÷<net(re)+li(tn)u=net-restrain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K *entangle/*snarl D in/with D.|[K­DD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*entangled/*snarled (byŠinŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *entanglement/*snarling (byŠinŠ).|¾
neto,÷<ne+to>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*twelve, the number 12, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*twelve-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*twelve, the number 12, non-math.|¾
netora,÷<a 12-ad>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|a *dozenŠ, 12 of anything.| 	¾
netre,÷net ¿÷<3/3E net; 3/4J netto; 3/4G netz; 2/3S red; 2/4R siet>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(a)|*net, made of net.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *net.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*net, mass term.|¾Used in: gomnetre; mubnetre; netfoamao; netklipu; netliu; netsio; netyjua; relnetre; ticynetre; ¾
netsio,÷<net(re)+si(st)o=net-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|F is a *network of/composed of/including B (pl.)|[F­B] 	¾
netyjua,÷<net(re)+y+ju(gr)a=net-grasp>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2v)|K *net D, catchesŠwith a net.|[K­D] 	¾
neu,÷<nerbi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|Conditions/Circumstances/Fields, case tag.*.| 	¾
neurhasteni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|D has *neurasthenia, a nervous debility.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a case of *neurasthenia.|¾
neurroni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *neuron.|[B­] 	¾
neutrrini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *neutrino of lepton type N.|[B­N] 	¾
neutrroni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *neutron, a fundamental hadron particle.|[B­] 	¾
nev,÷<nervi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nervi, nerve.*| 	¾
neve,÷<ne+ve>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*nineteen, the number 19, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*nineteen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*nineteen, the number 19, non-math.|¾
nevo,÷<ne+vo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*eighteen-(of)Š, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(n)|*eighteen, the number 18, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*eighteen, the number 18, non-math.|¾
nevpoa,÷<ne(r)v(i)+po(nd)a=nerve-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|D is a *receptor for F giving response P (biol.)|[D­FP] 	¾
nevsensi,÷<ne(r)v(i)+sensi=nerve science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*neurological, pert. to neurology.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is some *neurology/*nerve-science.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*neurology, mass term.|¾
nevsesduo,÷<ne(r)v(i)+se(n)s(i)+du(rz)o=nerve-science-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *neurologist, a physician.|[B­] 	¾
nevsesmao,÷<ne(r)v(i)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=nerve-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *neurologist, a scientist.|[B­] 	¾
ni,|LW|L4 '75 6.4¾„(a)|*zero (0), in math. expressions.| 	¾„(a)|*no/*none/*zero (ofŠ), a quantifying operator. .|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*zero (0), the number zero, non-math.|¾
nia,÷<na+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*meanwhile, concurrent with a given interval.| 	¾„(pp)|*during/*throughout.|¾„(af)|a combining form of nimla, animal.*|¾„(c)|all-the-*while/as-*long-as/*when/*while/*all-along.|¾„(va)|am/is/are+(now) ­ing, continuous present tense.*.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*when?/*throughout-what-interval in time?.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*all-*along, throughout that interval.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*all-*along, throughout this interval.|¾
niagro,÷<ni(ml)a+gro(da)=animal-large>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*monstrous|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *monster.|¾
niaski,÷<ni(ml)a+ski(tu)=animal-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|*rider, of any animal, one who ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *ride D, an animal.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ridden, of any animal, conv. of ride.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*riding, an act of riding any animal.|¾
niaza,÷<nia+za>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*while/*throughout the short time, clauses.| 	¾„(pp)|*througout/*during, throughout a short interval, terms.|¾„(av)|*throughout this brief interval.|¾
niazu,÷<nia+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*throughout/*during, throughout a long interval, terms.| 	¾„(ph)|*all this time, a tense op. before preds.|¾„(av)|*throughout this long interval.|¾„(c)|*while/*throughout the long time, clauses.|¾
niba,÷<ni+ba=zero-somewhere>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1av)|*nowhere/*nohow/*nothing/*noone.| 	¾
nic,÷<snice>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of snice, snow.*| 	¾
nicbritetri,÷<(s)nic(e)+bri(ze)+tetri=snow-wind-weather>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *blizzard in N. , e.g. Mu pa nu nicbritetri We had a blizzard.|[V­N] 	¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified).|¾
nicflo,÷<(s)nic(e)+fo/l(ma)=snow-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2a)|G is more *snowy, full of snow than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *snowiness, a spec. property.|¾
nichaa,÷<(s)nic(e)+ha(sf)a=snow-house>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|P is an *igloo/*snow-house of K.|[P­K] 	¾
nickua,÷<(s)nic(e)+ku(vg)a=snow-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2a)|G is more *snowy, snow-covered than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *snowiness, a spec. property.|¾
nicycri,÷<(s)nic(e)+y+cri(na)=snow-rained-on>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|D is *snowed on by weather system N.|[D­N] 	¾«Ti ‹„»(ph)|It's *snowing.|¾
nicytetri,÷<(s)nic(e)+y+tetri=snow-weather>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified).|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *snowstorm in F, e.g. Mu pa nu nictetri We had a snowstorm.|¾
nidla,÷¿÷<4/4G nadel; 3/4E needle; 2/4R igla>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(1n)|B is a *needle, instrument for sewing.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hebnidla; ¾
nie,÷<snire>|¿|LW|L4 '75 3.2¾„(av)|in-*detail/*looking-closely, a discourse oper., used before sentences (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of nirne, year.*|¾
niegru,÷<ni(rn)e+gru(pa)=year-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cohort/*age-group of F.|[B­F] 	¾
nig,÷<nigro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nigro, black.*| 	¾
nigcea,÷<nig(ro)+ce(nj)a=black-become>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|B *blacken/*become-black by V,|[B­V] 	¾
nigcli,÷<nig(ro)+cli(ka)=dark-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3a)|G is *darker/less-*brilliant than J in light N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(a)|*dark/*sombre, in color, sombre, incomplete form.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sombreness/*darkness, the mass of such props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sombreness/*darkness, a prop. of a spec. color.|¾
nigro,÷nig ¿÷<5/5E negro; 3/4S negro; 2/5J kuroi>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*black, blacker thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *blacker than J.|¾„(n)|a *black/*negro, a black-colored thing/person.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*black, the color, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *blackness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: nigcea; nigcli; nigslicui; ¾
Nigros,÷<Log. nigro>|¿|Name|L4 '75 3.8¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Negro (member of any group called negroes).| 	¾
nigslicui,÷<nig(ro)+sli(ti)+cu(tr)i=black-sweet-water>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *molasses/*treacle.|[B­] 	¾
nik,÷<nikri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nikri, cheese.*| 	¾
nikcli,÷<nik(ri)+cli(ka)=cheese-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *cheesy/*cheese-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
niklo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *nickel, element 28 (Ni).|[B­] 	¾
nikri,÷nik ¿÷<2/3E curd; 3/5H panir; 3/7C nai bieng>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(a)|*cheese, made of cheese.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *cheese from S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cheese, mass term.|¾Used in: nikcli; ¾
nil,÷<nirli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nirli, girl.*| 	¾
nilbii,÷<ni(r)l(i)+bi(lt)i=girl-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*pretty, prettier to...thanŠ |[G­DJD] 	¾„(4a)|G is *prettier, more girlishly beautiful, to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different, and if the same, is not rementioned.)|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*prettiness, mass term. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*prettiness, a spec. property. |¾
nilboi,÷<ni(r)l(i)+bo(tc)i=girl-boy>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *child/*juvenile/young-*human.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*juvenile, pert. to humans.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*childhood, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *childhood, as of a specific person.|¾
nilboicli,÷<ni(r)l(i)+bo(tc)i+cli(ka)=child-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more *childish/like-a-child/*innocent/*childlike/*naive than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*innocence/*naivety/*childishness/*simplicity (of nature), mass term, properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *childishness, a spec. property.|¾
nilboikru,÷<ni(r)l(i)+bo(tc)i+kru(ma)=children's-room>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *nursery of/in F.|[B­F] 	¾
nilca,÷¿÷<2/2C sha; 3/5H niche; 2/4E below; 2/5R nizhie>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3pp)|B is *beneath/*below/vertically-*lower than V in gravity field N.|[B­VN] 	¾„(av)|*under/*underneath/*below/*beneath, in a vertically lower way.|¾Used in: daornilca; hafnilca; nilcyfilmao; nilcylia; nilcylinmao; nilcynea; nilcynursia; nilcypuo; ¾
nilcli,÷<ni(r)l(i)+cli(ka)=girl-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *girlish than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*girlishness, a property of being ­like.|¾
nilcyfilmao,÷<nilc(a)+y+fil(mo)+ma(dz)o=beneath-feel-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '91 4.4¾„(3v)|K *humble/*humiliate D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*humiliation, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *humiliation (ofŠby doingŠ).|¾
nilcylia,÷<nilc(a)+y+(c)li(n)a=below-line>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *underline under text F.|[B­F] 	¾
nilcylinmao,÷<nilc(a)+y+(c)lin(a)+ma(dz)o=under-line-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *underline text D.|[K­D] 	¾
nilcynea,÷<nilc(a)+y+ne(dz)a=below-next>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2pp)|B is *under/*underneath/*beneath, below and in contact with F.|[B­F] 	¾„(av)|*under/*underneath/*beneath, in a below and touching way.|¾
nilcynursia,÷<nilc(a)+y+nur+si(tf)a=beneath-situated>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(1v)|B is *downstairs, on a lower floor.|[B­] 	¾
nilcypuo,÷<nilc(a)+y+pu(ct)o=under-push>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '85 4.2¾„(2v)|K *overcome/*overpower/*overwhelm/*subdue/*quell D.|[K­D] 	¾
nilhoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *nylon, a synthetic fiber.|[B­] 	¾
nim,÷<nimla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nimla, animal.*| 	¾
nimcei,÷<nim(la)+ce(rs)i=animal-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *saddle of S.|[B­S] 	¾
nimfa,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nymph of F, an immature insect or Greek goddess.|[B­F] 	¾
nimgardi,÷<nim(la)+gardi=animal-garden>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *zoo/*zoological-garden of city/community F.|[B­F] 	¾
nimla,÷nim nia ¿÷<3/5E animal; 4/6S animal; 4/6F animal; 4/6G animal>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(1n)|B is an *animal.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*animal, pert. to animals.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*animal, general term.|¾Used in: farnia; farnimhaa; hasnia; niagro; niaski; nimcei; nimgardi; nimliu; nimsensi; nimsesmao; nimskicei; nimtsitoa; nimvaa; nimveu; norhumnia; tcidynia; vanynia; vanyniacli; ¾
nimliu,÷<nim(la)+li(tn)u=animal-hold>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *pen/*fold/*cage, enclosure for animals.|[B­] 	¾
nimsensi,÷<nim(la)+sensi=animal-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a science of *zoology.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|*zoological, pert. to zoology.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*zoology, mass term of instances.|¾
nimsesmao,÷<nim(la)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=animal-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.2¾„(1n)|B is a *zoologist.|[B­] 	¾
nimskicei,÷<nim(la)+ski(tu)+ce(rs)i=animal-sit-chair>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(2n)|B is a *saddle for D, a seat for the rider ofŠ|[B­D] 	¾
nimtsitoa,÷<nim(la)+tsi(me)+to(kn)a=animal-crime-take>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *rustle B from D, to steal animals.|[K­BD] 	¾
nimvaa,÷<nim(la)+va(ln)a=animal-violent>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2a)|G is more *savage/*fierce/*wild/*violent-as-an-animal than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fierceness, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*wildness/*fierceness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fierceness, a spec. state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wildness/*fierceness, a spec. property.|¾
nimveu,÷<nim(la)+ve(nd)u=animal-poison>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *venom, any animal-produced poison.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*venomous, pert. to venom.|¾
nin,÷<nirne>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nirne, year.*| 	¾
ninkeo,÷<ni(r)n(e)+(c)ke(m)o=year-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *year of epoch C.|[B­C] 	¾
ninpai,÷<ni(r)n(e)+pa(rt)i=year-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *season of the year F.|[B­F] 	¾
ninpaireckai,÷<ni(r)n(e)+pa(rt)i+re(t)c(a)+ka(tl)i=year-part-different-quality>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(av)|in-*season.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *seasonable/a-typical-season than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|prop. of *seasonableness.|¾
ninveo,÷<ni(r)n(e)+ve(sl)o=year-container>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *year in which V occurred|[B­V] 	¾
nio,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(ms)|*minus/*less (-) negative sign, sign of subtraction.| 	¾
niobmio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *niobium, element 41 (Nb).|[B­] 	¾
Nipo'n,÷<J. Nippon>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Japan, the name of the country. | 	¾
Nipondjin,÷<J. nipon-jin>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Japanese, the ‹ language.| 	¾
nir,÷<ni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ni, zero.*| 	¾
nira,÷<nira=a nothing-ad>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(a)|*nil/*none/*null/*empty/*void/*blank, of the empty set.| 	¾„(1n)|a/the *naught/*blank/*nullad/*nothing/the-*empty-*set/*null-set, the set with zero members, a cardinal predicate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*nullity/*emptiness, a condition of an empty set.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*nullity/*emptiness, a property of an empty set.|¾
nirda,÷¿÷<3/4C niao; 2/3E bird; 3/7H chiriya>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a female *bird.|[B­] 	¾Used in: cinynirda; menynirda; nirdynazbi; tcidynirda; tcinirda; ¾
nirde,÷¿÷<nirda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *avian/*bird-like, pertaining to or resembling birds.|[B­] 	¾
nirdi,÷¿÷<nirda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *bird.|[B­] 	¾
nirdo,÷¿÷<nirda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *bird.|[B­] 	¾
nirdu,÷¿÷<nirda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *bird, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
nirdynazbi,÷<nird(a)+y+nazbi=bird-nose >|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(n)|B is a *bill/*beak, the mouth and nose of a bird.| 	¾
nirli,÷nil ¿÷<2/3E girl; 2/3C nyu r; 3/5S nina; 2/5H larki>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *girl/female-human-*child.|[B­] 	¾Used in: nilbii; nilboi; nilboicli; nilboikru; nilcli; ¾
nirne,÷nin nie ¿÷<3/4C nien; 2/3E year; 2/3J nen; 2/3F annee; 2/4S ano>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*annual, pert. to years.|[B­C] 	¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *year (s), default 1, international unit of time.|¾„(n)|is a *year, something that measures a year. E.g., Fa fo nirne da pa cirpregei  After four years X graduated|¾Used in: dekninkeo; heknie; kelnie; kilnie; kilninkeo; litnie; niegru; ninkeo; ninpai; ninpaireckai; ninveo; pasnie; rarnie; ¾
nirnurprati,÷<nir+nur+prati=no-cost>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2a)|B is *free/*gratis/*gratuitous to D, of zero cost.|[B­D] 	¾„(n)|a *gratuity, something free toŠ|¾„(av)|*gratuitously, in a gratuitous way.|¾
nirprati,÷<nir+prati=zero-price(d)>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '85 2.2¾„(2n)|B is *free, of no cost to D.|[B­D] 	¾
nirsaspeo,÷<nir+sa(n)s(e)+pe(ns)o=zero-sense-think>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.5¾„(2v)|K *meditate about V, mental activity which shuts out sense input.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific act of *meditation <thought excluding sense input.>.|¾
nirsia,÷<nir+si(tf)a=nothing-location>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(1)|B is *vacant, as a vacant lot.|[B­] 	¾
nirspa,÷<nir+spa(si)=nothing-space>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *void/*vacuum.|[B­] 	¾
nirtro,÷<nir+tro(li)=0th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *private *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., murnirtro  seaman recruit|[B­F] 	¾
nirveo,÷<nir+ve(sl)o=zero-contain>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*vacant/*empty, contains nothing.|[B­] 	¾„(1v)|B is/are *empty, contain(s)-nothing.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*emptiness, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *vacuum/*void/*vacancy/*emptiness, a state of being empty.|¾
nit,÷<nitci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nitci, neat.*| 	¾
nitci,÷nit ¿÷<3/3E neat; 3/3C tci; 4/6G niedlich; 3/7R chistyi; 4/12J kichinto shita>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(a)|*neat/*orderly, more, thanŠatŠ|[G­JV] 	¾„(3a)|G is *neater/more-*orderly than J in doing V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*neatness/*order, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*neatness/*orderliness, mass term of properties.|¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*disorder/*mess, mass property.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*disorderly/*messy (more, thanŠatŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *neatness/*order, a spec. state of being neat.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|a state of *disorder/*mess.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *neatness/*orderliness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bednitmao; dilkynitci; hernitmao; nitsea; nornitci; nurnitcko; nurnitmao; tilnitci; ¾
nitro,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *nitrogen, element 7 .|[B­] 	¾
nitrrati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nitrate of D, a salt of nitric acid.|[B­D] 	¾
nitsea,÷<nit(ci)+se(tf)a=neat-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 1.5¾„(2v)|K *arrange/*fix-up/*set-in-order/*straighten-up B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|an *arranger, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *arrangement, an arranged thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *arrangement, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *arrangement, a state of being ­ed.|¾
niu,|LW|SLR '92 1.0¾„(sw)|quotes the following utterance as a non-L formation*| 	¾
no,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|in‹/non‹/un‹, forms negative of any predicate. *.| 	¾„(ph)|it is *not the case thatŠ- before sentences.|¾„(av)|*not/*never, as in 'x is notŠ', before predicates/operators & after indicators.|¾„(op)|*no, generalized negative, before terms/sents or alone.|¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*no-one/*nobody/*nothing, lit., it is false that someone xŠ|¾«‹ ba„»(p)|*none, in the sense of 'no one', q.v.|¾«‹ na ba„»(ph)|*never, in no interval x.|¾«‹ na da„»(ph)|*never, in a certain interval x.|¾«‹ vi„»(av)|*somewhere-else/*elsewhere.|¾«‹ŠikouŠ„»(av)|*except that, notŠbecauseŠ|¾
noa,÷<norma>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*ifŠthenŠ/*imply/*notŠand-orŠ<, implication between terms.(A)>.| 	¾„(c)|*only-*if, implication between terms.(A).|¾„(af)|a combining form of norma, average.*|¾
noae,÷<no+ae>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '95 7+¾„(i)|I don't *wish, an expression of wish denial.| 	¾
noai,÷<no+ai>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.0¾„(i)|I do not *intend/It is not my *intention toŠ, an exp. of denial of strong intention.| 	¾
noanoi,÷<no+a+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|no eng. equiv. means '*not-bothŠandŠ' as 1 word between terms.| 	¾
noao,÷<no+ao>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.0¾„(ph)|*no/I-don't-*want-to, an expression of moderate refusal.| 	¾
noau,÷<no+au>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.0¾„(i)|I-do-*care, denial of indifference/unconcern/absence of intention. | 	¾
nobhelio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *nobelium, a transuranic artificial element (No).|[B­] 	¾
noca,÷<no+ca>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*implies, between modifier/-ied.| 	¾„(c)|*only if, between modified/-fying words eg. 'wise only if good, man'.|¾„(c)|*ifŠthenŠ, one word between modifiers.|¾„(c)|*notŠand-orŠ, one word between mods.|¾„(c)|*ifŠ,Šbetween mods.|¾
nocanoi,÷<no+ca+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|no eng. equiv. means '*not-bothŠandŠ', 1 wd. between modifiers.| 	¾
noce,÷<no+ce>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|no eng. equiv. means '*notŠbutŠ' 1 wd. between modified/-fiers.| 	¾„(c)|*both-notŠandŠ, one word between mods.|¾
nocenoi,÷<no+ce+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|no eng. equiv. means '*neitherŠnorŠ' 1 wd. between modifiers.| 	¾„(c)|*notŠand notŠ, one word between mods.|¾
noco,÷<no+co>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*orŠbut not both, one word between mods.| 	¾„(c)|*or-(else), exclusive sense/notŠmeansŠ, between modified/fying words.|¾„(c)|*unless, notŠmeansŠ, between modifiers.|¾
noconoi,÷<no+co+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠmeans notŠ, a transformation prod., reduces to co, q.v.| 	¾
nocu,÷<no+cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*notŠwhetherŠ, 1 wd. between modifiers.| 	¾
nocunoi,÷<no+cu+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠwhether notŠ, bet. modified/-iers, reduces to nocu, q.v.| 	¾
nod,÷<nordi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nordi, north.*| 	¾
nodlesta,÷<no(r)d(i)+lesta=north-east>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2pp)|B is *northeast/*northeastward of N.|[B­N] 	¾„(av)|*northeasterly/*northeastward, in a northeasterly way.|¾
nodlusta,÷<no(r)d(i)+lusta=north-west>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(av)|*northwesterly/*northwestward, in a northwesterly way.|[B­N] 	¾„(2pp)|B is *northwest/*northwestward of N.|¾
nodyduvpae,÷<no(r)d(i)+y+duv(ri)+pa(tc)e=north-find-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *compass.|[B­] 	¾
noe,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠ*but-Š/*both notŠandŠ, one word between terms (A).| 	¾
noea,÷<no+ea>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.4¾„(i)|I don't-*suggest, I'm not suggesting, a denial of implied intent.| 	¾
noei,÷<no+ei>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.2¾„(i)|I *ask not, I'm not asking, a denial that a question was implied.| 	¾
noenoi,÷<no+e+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠand notŠ, one word between terms.| 	¾„(c)|no eng. equiv. means '*neitherŠnorŠ' as one word between terms.|¾
noeo,÷<no+eo>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.0¾„(i)|I *request not, denial of request for permission. "I'm not requesting, I'm demanding"| 	¾
noeu,÷<no+eu>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.0¾„(i)|I don't-*suppose/I don't-*imagine, denial of supposition.| 	¾
noi,÷<notbi>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of notbi, other.*| 	¾«­noi„»(af)|connective suffix as in anoi, kanoi etc. (A)*.|¾
noia,÷<no+ia>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.0¾„(i)|I'm not *sure/*certain, an denial of conviction.| 	¾
noii,÷<no+ii>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.7¾„(i)|not-*possibly/it-*couldn't-be-thatŠ, denial of possibility.| 	¾
noio,÷<no+io>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.7¾„(i)|I-don't-*expectŠ<, exp. of moderate disbelief.>.| 	¾„(i)|it-isn't-*probable-that/I don't-*think so/thatŠ<, exp. of moderate disbelief.>.|¾
noipli,÷<no(tb)i+pli(zo)=other-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *substitute/*replace/use-replacement B for P.|[K­BP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *substitute/*replacement, a substitute, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *substitution, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
noirdurtoi,÷<no(tb)i+r+dur(zo)+to(gr)i=other-do-agree>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.0¾„(3v)|K *consent to let D do V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of giving *consent.|¾
noirselsru,÷<no(tb)i+r+sel(ji)+su/r(na)=other-self-damage>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(3v)|K *insult/*hurt/*offend/*injure-self-esteem-of D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*offensive/*insulting, pert. to one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*insulting, pert. to an ­ing act.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *insult, an insulting act/speech.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*offended/*insulted, conv. of insult.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *offense, an insulting act.|¾
noirsifkoi,÷<no(tb)i+r+si(t)f(a)+ko(rj)i=other-place-command>|¿|3_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(3v)|K *post/*transfer B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a (specific) *posting/*transfer.|¾
noirsifsui,÷<no(tb)i+r+si(t)f(a)+su(nd)i=away-send>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *displace/*transfer/*send-away B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*transferable, can be ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *transferree, one who is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *transfer/*displacement, an act of transferring|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *transferral, an event of being ­ed.|¾
noirsimcea,÷<no(tb)i+r+sim(ci)+ce(nj)a=other-seem-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 5.0¾„(a)|*disguised (byŠasŠ).|[S­P] 	¾„(2v)|S is/are *disguised as P.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *disguise (ofŠ).|¾
noirsimymao,÷<no(tb)i+r+sim(ci)+y+ma(dz)o=other-seem-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 5.0¾„(a)|*disguising (ŠasŠ).|[K­SP] 	¾„(3v)|K *disguise S as P.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *disguise (ofŠbyŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disguised (byŠasŠ).|¾
noirskudaa,÷<no(tb)i+r+su/k(si)+da(nz)a=other's-success-desire>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(3v)|K *envy D for success/good fortune V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*envious (ofŠforŠ).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*envy, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*envied (byŠforŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *envy (ofŠforŠ).|¾
noirskufia,÷<no(tb)i+r+su/k(si)+fi(rp)a=other's-success-fear>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.6¾„(3v)|K is/are *jealous of D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*jealous (ofŠforŠ).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*jealousy, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *jealousy (ofŠforŠ).|¾
noirskuroi,÷<no(tb)i+r+su/k(si)+(g)ro(c)i=other's-success-angry>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.6¾„(a)|*jealously-enraged (ofŠforŠ).|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K is/are *jealously enraged at D for V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*jealous rage, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *jealous-rage (ofŠforŠ).|¾
noirspali,÷<no(tb)i+r+spali=other-side>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is the *reverse, other side of surface/object F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*reverse, of other sides.|¾
noirtiaklaki,÷<no(tb)i+r+ti(sr)a+klaki=other-selector-key>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is an*option-key/*alternate-key on keyboard/system F.|[B­F] 	¾
noirtsetaa,÷<no(tb)i+r+tse(ro)+ta(kn)a=others-error-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 2.0¾„(3v)|K finds-*fault-with/*complain-about error B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *complaint, an error ­ed about.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *complaint, an act of ­ing about errors.|¾
noiu,÷<no+iu>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.0¾„(i)|I *know-something/have-some-*idea aboutŠ, expressing some knowledge/belief.| 	¾
noka,÷<no+ka>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*then, in 'ifŠthenŠ', used with ki as in 'nokaŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
nokanoi,÷<no+ka+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*and, in 'not bothŠandŠ', used with ki in 'nokanoiŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
noke,÷<no+ke>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*and, in 'both notŠandŠ', used with ki as in 'nokeŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
nokenoi,÷<no+ke+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*nor, in 'neitherŠnorŠ', used with ki in 'nokenoiŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
noko,÷<no+ko>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*unless, notŠmeansŠ, forethought.| 	¾„(c)|*notŠmeansŠ, forethought.|¾„(c)|*or, in 'eitherŠorŠ, but not both', with ki in 'nokoŠkiŠ'.|¾
nokonoi,÷<no+ko+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠmeans notŠ, used with ki in 'nokonoiŠkiŠ', q.v.| 	¾
nokou,÷<no+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*despite (cause)Š, used before designations of unexpected effects.| 	¾
nokouki,÷<no+ckozu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although, of unproductive causes, with ki in 'nokoukiŠkiŠ; despiteŠ,Š'.| 	¾
noku,÷<no+ku>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether, in 'notŠwhetherŠ', used with ki in 'nokuŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
nokunoi,÷<no+ku+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠwhether notŠ, used with ki in 'nokunoiŠkiŠ', q.v.| 	¾
nom,÷<norma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of norma, average.*| 	¾
nomdui,÷<no(r)m(a)+du(vr)i=mean-find>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *average, find the mean of distribution F to be C.|[K­FC] 	¾
nomfoa,÷<no(r)m(a)+fo(rm)a=normal-form>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is the *normal-form of expression V under/within system N|[B­VN] 	¾
nomoi,÷<no+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*despite (motive)Š, used before designations of unmotivated actions.| 	¾
nomoiki,÷<no+modvi+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although, of unproductive motives, with ki in 'nomoikiŠkiŠ; despiteŠ,Š'.| 	¾
nonucu,÷<no+nu+cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether notŠ,Š, bet. modified/iers, reduces to nucu, q.v.| 	¾
nonucunoi,÷<no+nu+cu+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether notŠ, notŠ, bet. mods., reduces to nucunoi, q.v.| 	¾
nonuku,÷<no+nu+ku>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether-notŠ,Š, with ki, reduces to nuku, q.v.| 	¾
nonukunoi,÷<no+nu+ku+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether notŠ, notŠ, with ki, reduces to nukunoi, q.v.| 	¾
nonuu,÷<no+nu+u>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether notŠ,Š, a transformation product, reduces to nuu, q.v.| 	¾
nonuunoi,÷<no+nu+u+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether notŠ, notŠ, a transform, reduces to nuunoi, q.v.| 	¾
noo,÷<no+o>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*exclusive-*or, x or y but not both.| 	¾
nooa,÷<no+oa>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.0¾„(i)|I/he/they are not-*required toŠ, denial of ethical obligation.| 	¾
nooe,÷<no+oe>|¿|Cpd|AL '75 1.0¾„(i)|It isn't the case that I/he/they *shouldŠ,denial of ethical preference.| 	¾
noonoi,÷<no+o+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*notŠmeans notŠ', reduces to o, q.v.| 	¾
noou,÷<no+ou>|¿|Cpd|AL '95 1.0¾„(i)|it-does-*matter-whetherŠ, an denial of ethical indifference.| 	¾
nor,÷<no>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of no.*| 	¾
norau,÷<no+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*despite (reason)Š, used before designations of unjustified outcomes.| 	¾
norauki,÷<no+raznu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although, of unproductive reasons, with ki in 'noraukiŠki; despiteŠ,Š'.| 	¾
norbilbiu,÷<nor+bil(ti)+bi(vd)u=unbeautiful-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(1a/1av)|*awkward (ly).|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more-*awkward/*clumsy than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*clumsiness/*awkwardness (mass term).|¾«pu ‹„»(1n)|*clumsiness/*awkwardness (spec. instance).|¾
norbli,÷<nor+bli(cu)=non-possible>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|V is *impossible under conditions N.|[V­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*impossibility, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impossibility, a spec. impossible event.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *impossibility, a spec. property.|¾
norcea,÷<nor+ce(nj)a=non-changing>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(n)|a *constant, an unchanging/consistent thing.|[B­] 	¾„(1a)|B is *constant/*unchanging/*consistent/*changeless.|¾
norceaclu,÷<nor+ce(nj)a+clu(va)=no-change-love>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(2a)|B is *conservative about N.|[B­N] 	¾
norceafurmoi,÷<nor+ce(nj)a+fur+mo(dv)i=no-change-intend-(unswervable-intention)>|¿|2_Cpx|CF/RAM '83 3.6¾„(2v)|K *resolve/be-*resolved to do P.|[K­P] 	¾„(a)|*resolute, determined to doŠ|¾
norceajai,÷<nor+ce(nj)a+ja(lt)i=not-change-product>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.5¾„(3a)|B is*inversely-proportional to B with product C.|[B­BC] 	¾„(3v)|vary *inversely (toŠwith productŠ)|¾„(ph)|the *moreŠthe-lessŠ, inverse proportionality.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *constant-of-inverse-proportionality.|¾
norceakei,÷<nor+ce(nj)a+ke(cr)i=constantly-sad>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*melancholy/*gloomy, moodier thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *gloomier/more-*melancholy than J.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*melancholy, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*gloominess, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *melancholy/*gloom, a state of unchanging sadness.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *gloominess, a spec. property.|¾
norceakri,÷<nor+ce(nj)a+kri(do)=fixed-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K have-*faith/firmly-*believe that N is true of F.|[K­NF] 	¾„(a)|*faithful, of constant believers.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*faithful, the mass of ­ful ones.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*faith, the mass of such conditions.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*faithfulness, mass term of props.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *faith, a condition of constant belief.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *faithfulness, a spec. property.|¾
norcearao,÷<nor+ce(nj)a+(b)ra(t)o=constant-ratio>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*vary-directly, in constant ratioŠ|[B­BC] 	¾„(ph)|the-*moreŠthe-moreŠ, in fixed ratio.|¾„(3a)|B is (directly)-*proportional to B in constant ratio C.|¾„(av)|in-*proportion/*relatively.|¾„(ph)|the-*lessŠthe-lessŠ, in fixed ratio.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *constant-of-proportionality, a conv.|¾
norciu,÷<nor+ci(kt)u=not-equal>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '83 3.5¾„(3a)|B is *unequal to B in quality N.|[B­BN] 	¾
norcka,÷<nor+cka(no)=not-kind>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2a)|K is *unkind to D, treatsŠunkindly.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *unkindness, a spec. unkind act.|¾
norcko,÷<nor+cko(zu)=non-causal>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(av)|in-*vain, without effect onŠ|[B­V] 	¾„(2a)|B is *ineffective-toward/without-*effect-on V.|¾
norconcui,÷<nor+con(di)+cu(tr)i=not-deep(shallow)-water>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *shoal in F, a shallow part in a body of water.|[B­F] 	¾
norcue,÷<nor+cu(ts)e=no-say>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *refuse/*deny, says no to proposal B by D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(a)|*negative, of those who refuse.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *refusal/*denial, an act of saying no toŠ|¾
nordi,÷nod ¿÷<Nor>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(pp)|*north-ofŠ, toward the north ofŠ|[B­V] 	¾„(av)|*northward, in a northerly way.|¾„(2a)|B is more *northern/*northerly than V.|¾Used in: nodlesta; nodlusta; nodyduvpae; ¾
nordilko,÷<nor+dilko=not-delicate/pleasing>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(2a)|B is *coarse/*indelicate/*displeasing to D.|[B­D] 	¾
nordja,÷<nor+dja(no)=not-know>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(ph)|not-*knowŠaboutŠ, be ignorant of.|[B­NV] 	¾„(3a)|B is *ignorant of truth N about V.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*ignorance, mass term.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*ignorance, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*ignorance, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ignorance, a spec. state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *ignorance, a spec. property.|¾
nordjafia,÷<nor+dja(no)+fi(rp)a=not-know-fear>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*concerned/*worried/*anxious, worried aboutŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *worry/are *anxious/*concerned about V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*worry/*anxiety, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *worry, a spec. source of anxiety.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*worrisome, that which worries.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *concern/*worry/*anxiety, a state of being anxious.|¾
nordjafiacko,÷<nor+dja(no)+fi(rp)a+cko(zu)=not-know-fear-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|V *alarm/*worry/make-*anxious D, nonintentional act; 'that swelling alarms me'.|[V­D] 	¾„(a)|*alarming/*worrying, of ­ing acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*alarmed/*worried, of one made alarmed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a sp. *alarm/*worry, a spec. state of being ­ed.|¾
nordjafircea,÷<nor+dja(no)+fir(pa)+ce(nj)a=not-know-fear-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 3.5¾„(a)|*alarmed/*worried, of one who is alarmed.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D become *alarmed/*worried/*anxious, intransitive.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a sp. state of *alarm/*worry, being ­ed.|¾
nordjafirmao,÷<nor+dja(no)+fir(pa)+ma(dz)o=not-know-fear-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(3v)|K *alarm/*worry/make-*anxious D by doing/being V, intentional act.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*alarming/*worrying, of ­ing acts/people.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*alarmed/*worried, of one made alarmed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a sp. *alarm/*worry, a spec. state of being ­ed.|¾
nordjakri,÷<nor+dja(no)+kri(do)=not-know-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 8.2¾„(2n)|B is *agnostic about D, believesŠis unknowable.|[B­D] 	¾
nordje,÷<nor+dje(la)=neg. of well>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *patient/an *unwell-person under the care of K.|[B­K] 	¾„(a)|*unwell/*sick, in the sense of being under the care of some care-provider.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|is a *care-provider/someone who *takes_care-of patients/unwell persons. |¾
nordjotaa,÷<nor+djo(ri)+ta(kn)a=not-member-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 2.7¾„(2v)|K *renounce/*abdicate position/rights N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *abdication, giving up position/rightŠ|¾
nordredju,÷<nor+dre(ti)+dju(di)=not-correct-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *misjudge/*judge D wrongly in matter V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *injustice/*misjudgment (ofŠbyŠ), the subject matter of the ­ing.|¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*injustice/*misjudgment, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*misjudged (ŠinŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *injustice, specific instance.|¾
nordri,÷<nor+dri(ki)=not-remember>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *forget, not remember B.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*forgetful, pert. to forgetters.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*forgetfulness, mass term, properties.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unforgettable, neg. of forgettable.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*forgettable, can be forgotten.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *forgetfulness, a property of being ­ful.|¾
norduo,÷<nor+du(rz)o=not-do>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(n)|an *abstainer, one who ­s from doingŠ|[K­VD] 	¾„(v)|*fail-to-do, keep/refrain from doing.|¾„(3v)|K *refrain/*abstain/*omit from doing V to D.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*abstinence/*abstention, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *abstinence/*abstention, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
norduorui,÷<nor+du(rz)o+ru(ln)i=not-do-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(3n)|V is a *proscription of P by K.|[V­PK] 	¾
norduoruldou,÷<nor+du(rz)o+rul(ni)+do(ns)u=not-do-rule-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(3v)|K *proscribe B for (reason) S.|[K­BS] 	¾
nordurcue,÷<nor+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=abstain-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *promiseŠnot-to-do/to-abstain from P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *promise, an act of ­ing.|¾
nordzamao,÷<nor+dza(bi)+ma(dz)o=non-existent-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(2v)|K *abolish B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*abolition ofŠ|¾
norfelcri,÷<nor+fel(da)+cri(na)=not-fall-rain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.5¾„(1n)|B is *dew, the moisture.|[B­] 	¾
norfesti,÷<nor+festi=not-waste>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '91 3.0¾„(2v)|K *spare B, which would otherwise be wasted.|[K­B] 	¾
norflofu,÷<nor+flofu=not-float(sink)>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|B *sink in/to D.|[B­D] 	¾
norfoa,÷<nor+fo(rm)a=not-formal>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(2a)|G is more *casual than J.|[G­J] 	¾
norfomdjatua,÷<nor+fo(r)m(a)+dja(no)+tu(rk)a=non-formal-knowledge-worker>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *lay worker in field/profession N.|[B­N] 	¾
norfrupro,÷<nor+fru(ta)+pro(ju)=not-produce-fruit>|¿|2_Cpx|HA/RAM '87 4.7¾„(2a)|B is *sterile/*barren of P.|[B­P] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*barrenness/*sterility, a spec. property of being ‹.|¾
norfundi,÷<nor+fundi=not-like>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(3v)|K *dislike D for reasons S.|[K­DS] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dislike, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disliked (forŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *dislike (ofŠforŠ).|¾
norgadkri,÷<nor+ga(n)d(i)+kri(do)=not-god-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 8.2¾„(1n)|B is an *atheist/non-*believer.|[B­] 	¾
norgarti,÷<nor+garti=not-grateful>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(3v)|B is *ungrateful to D for V.|[B­DV] 	¾
norgau,÷<nor+ga(nc)u=not-win>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *lose prize/contest V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾„(n)|*loser, of a contest.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *loss, as in a contest, an act/event.|¾
norgaucte,÷<nor+ga(nc)u+cte(ki)=loser-tax>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JJ '87 2.8¾„(4n)|F is a *tribute consisting of B to S from D.|[F­BSD] 	¾«ju ‹„»(3v)|pay-*tributeŠtoŠforŠ|¾
norgaucue,÷<nor+ga(nc)u+cu(ts)e=lose-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *yield/*surrender/*submit to D, accept defeat fromŠ|[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*submission, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *surrender/*submission, an act of yielding.|¾
norgle,÷<nor+gle(ca)=not-English>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2a)|B is *unEnglish/*non-English in feature V|[B­V] 	¾
norhia,÷<nor+hi(jr)a=not-present>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2a)|B is *absent-from/not-*present-at V.|[B­V] 	¾„(av)|*away/not-*here, not present atŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *absence, a state of being absent.|¾
norhiakao,÷<nor+hi(jr)a+ka(kt)o=not-here-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(3v)|K *absent-oneself/*stay-away from D under conditions/for time N.|[K­DN] 	¾
norhialei,÷<nor+hi(jr)a+le(tc)i=not-here-allow>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.5¾„(4v)|K allow D to be *absent for period C for reasons S.|[K­DCS] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*leave, an interval during which one is permitted to be absent.|¾«nu ‹„»(ph)|on-*leave, one absent with permission.|¾
norhircea,÷<nor+hir(ti)+ce(nj)a=not-hear-become >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(2v)|D is *deafened by S.|[D­S] 	¾
norhirti,÷<nor+hirti=not-hear>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(1)|B is *deaf, unable to hear.|[B­] 	¾
norhumnia,÷<nor+hum(ni)+ni(ml)a=non-human-animal>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.1¾„(1n)|B is a *beast, a non-human animal.|[B­] 	¾
norji,÷¿÷<3/4F orange; 3/5G orange; 3/6E orange; 3/6H narangi; 3/7J orenji; 2/7S naranja>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|an *orange, any orange-colored thing.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *orange than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*orange, the color, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *orangeness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: norjyfru; norjyfruloa; norjyfrutri; ¾
norjio,÷<nor+(d)ji(p)o=not-important>|¿|1_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(4a)|G is (more) *insignificant/*unimportant than J to D in respects N.|[G­JDN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*insignificance/*unimportance, mass property.|¾
norjiotaa,÷<nor+(d)ji(p)o+ta(kn)a=unimportant-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.3¾„(3v)|K *chat/*chitchat/*smalltalk with K about V.|[K­KV] 	¾„(a)|*chatting, relating to a ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *chat/*chitchat/*smalltalk.|¾
norjurna,÷<nor+jurna=not-earning>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.3¾„(1)|B is *unemployed/*idle, not currently gainfully employed.|[B­] 	¾
norjyfru,÷<norj(i)+y+fru(ta)=orange-fruit>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(1n)|B is an *orange (fruit).|[B­] 	¾
norjyfruloa,÷<norj(i)+y+fru(ta)+(f)lo(r)a=orange-fruit-flower>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *orange-blossom on tree F.|[B­F] 	¾
norjyfrutri,÷<norj(i)+y+fru(ta)+tri(cu)=orange-fruit-tree>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '88 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an *orange (citrus) tree.|[B­] 	¾
norkactro,÷<nor+ka(n)c(e)+tro(li)=not-conscious-control(ler)>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/HA '87 4.7¾„(1a)|B is *involuntary.|[B­] 	¾
norkae,÷<nor+ka(nc)e=not-conscious>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2a)|B is *insensible-to/*unconscious-of V.|[B­V] 	¾
norkafbeo,÷<nor+ka(s)f(a)+be(gc)o=no-punishment-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *ask/*beg *mercy of D in respect to punishment V.|[K­DV] 	¾
norkafdou,÷<nor+ka(s)f(a)+do(ns)u=no-punishment-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K grant-*mercy/be-*merciful to D in matter V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*merciful, toŠinŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mercy, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *mercy, being merciful.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|some *mercy, a specific property.|¾
norkalclivi,÷<nor+ka(p)l(i)+clivi=not-complete-organism>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *cripple, one who is handicapped/disabled in N.|[B­N] 	¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*crippled/*handicapped/*disabled in ‹.|¾
norkalylii,SEE norkalclivi
norkalylivcea,÷<nor+ka(p)l(i)+y+(c)liv(i)+ce(nj)a=not-complete-organism-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(2v)|B become *crippled/*handicapped/*stunted/*disabled/*lamed by V, by internal cause.|[B­V] 	¾
norkalylivcko,÷<nor+ka(p)l(i)+y+(c)liv(i)+cko(zu)=not-complete-organism-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(n)|*crippler, that which ­s.|[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *cripple/*handicap/*stunt/*disable/*lame D by V, by external condition.|¾„(a)|*crippling/*handicapping/*disabling/*stunting/*laming, pertaining to something that ­s.|¾
norkalylivmao,÷<nor+ka(p)l(i)+y+(c)liv(i)+ma(dz)o=not-complete-organism-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(a)|*crippling/*handicapping/*disabling/*stunting/*laming, pertaining to someone that ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*crippler, that which ­s.|¾„(3v)|K *cripple/*handicap/*stunt/*disable/*lame D by V, a deliberate act.|¾
norkangei,÷<nor+kan(mo)+ge(ts)i=no-can-get>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '83 3.6¾„(3a)|B is out-of-*reach/*inaccessable to D from S.|[B­DS] 	¾
norkanmao,÷<nor+kan(mo)+ma(dz)o=not-capable-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*disabling/*incapacitating, incapacitating.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *incapacitate/*disable D for doing V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*incapacitated/*disabled, conv. of disable.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *incapacity/*disability, a state of disabledness.|¾
norkao,÷<nor+ka(kt)o=not-acting>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.3¾„(1v)|B is *idle, not currently acting.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|*idler, one/something currently not acting.|¾„(a)|*idling/*idle, of things alive/running but not engaging in activity.|¾
norkasfa,÷<nor+kasfa=not-punish>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '84 3.0¾„(3v)|K *spare D from V, an unpleasantness under Ks control.|[K­DV] 	¾
norkeu,÷<nor+ke(rj)u=not-care-for>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*negligent, of those who neglect.|[K­N] 	¾„(2v)|K *neglect/*overlook N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*negligence, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*negligence, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *neglect/*negligence, an act of neglecting.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *neglect, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *negligence, a spec. property.|¾
norkli,÷<nor+kli(ri)=not-clear>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2a)|B is *vague/*unclear in (aspect) N, specify thinking/idea/speech etc.|[B­N] 	¾
norklicue,÷<nor+kli(ri)+cu(ts)e=not-clear-say>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *mumble/*speak-indistinctly B to D|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *mumbler, one who speaks indistinctly|¾
norkofcko,÷<nor+ko(m)f(u)+cko(zu)=discomfort-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(n)|an *irritant, that which ­s.|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *irritate/cause-*discomfort-to D, nonintentional|¾„(a)|*irritating, pert. to irritants.|¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*irritability, mass term of prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*irritable, liable to irritation.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *irritation, an event/state of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*irratability/*irritatedness, a state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *irritancy, a property of being ­ing.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *irritability, a spec. property.|¾
norkoiduo,÷<nor+ko(rj)i+du(rz)o=not-order-do>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *disobey a/the command of D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*disobedience, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *disobedience (ofŠtoŠ).|¾
norkoiduoflo,÷<nor+ko(rj)i+du(rz)o+fo/l(ma)=not-order-do-full>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(2a)|G is more *disobedient than J.|[G­J] 	¾
norkoo,÷<nor+ko(lr)o=no-colour>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '90 7+¾„(1i)|P is *clear/*uncoloured/*transparent.|[P­] 	¾
norkou,÷<nor+ko(mf)u=not-comfortable>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2a)|B is *uncomfortable for D.|[B­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*discomfort, mass state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*discomfort, specific state.|¾
norkui,÷<nor+ku(nc)i=not-related>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(av)|*absolutely, in an absolute way.|[N­] 	¾„(n)|(the)-*absolute, the mass of such things.|¾„(n)|an *absolute, having non-relative properties.|¾„(1a)|N is *absolute/*categorical/*final, not related to anything.|¾
norlei,÷<nor+le(tc)i=no-let>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(n)|a *prohibitor, one who ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *forbid/*prohibit D from doing V.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*prohibited/*forbidden, of prohibited acts, conv.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*prohibition, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *prohibition, an act of ­ing something.|¾
norleicue,÷<nor+le(tc)i+cu(ts)e=not-let-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *refuse-to-let/*forbid D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *refusal, an act of ­ing to permitŠ|¾
norlia,÷<nor+(c)li(n)a=not-straight>|¿|1_Cpx|JRK/RAM '85 4.4¾„(2a)|G is more *indirect than J.|[G­J] 	¾
norlii,÷<nor+(c)li(v)i=non-living>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 6.8¾„(1a)|B is *inorganic/non-*living, sense of never having been alive.|[B­] 	¾
norlilbiutro,÷<nor+lil(fa)+bi(vd)u+tro(li)=illegal-behaviour-control>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.9¾„(3v)|K *enforce law B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(a)|*enforcing (ofŠbyŠ).|¾„(n)|*enforcer, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enforcement (ofŠbyŠ).|¾
norlogla,÷<nor+logla=not-Loglan>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *non-Loglandical in language|[B­] 	¾
norloi,÷<nor+lo(kt)i=non-local>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is a *stranger to N.|[B­N] 	¾„(a)|*non-local, not from here.|¾
norma,÷nom noa ¿÷<4/4E norm; 5/6S normal; 5/6G normal; 3/4F norme; 4/7R normaln-yi>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2n)|C is the *mean/*average/*norm of distribution F.|[C­F] 	¾„(a)|*mean/*average/*normal/*usual, normal.|¾Used in: cejnoa; futnomtai; nomdui; nomfoa; paknomtai; pasnoa; pifnoa; sumnoa; zvonomgro; ¾
normorcea,÷<nor+mor(to)+ce(nj)a=not-death-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 3.4¾„(2a)|B is *immortal/*undying under conditions N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*immortality, mass property.|¾
normormao,÷<nor+mor(to)+ma(dz)o=not-dead-make(kill)>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(3v)|K *spare D from V, a capital punishment.|[K­DV] 	¾
normubherba,÷<nor+mub(re)+herba=non-woody-plant>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *herb.|[B­] 	¾
normuo,÷<nor+mu(vd)o=no-move>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.2¾„(i)|*stand-still!/don't-*move!, don't move, an imperative.|[B­] 	¾„(1a)|B is *motionless/*fixed/*immobile/*static/*unmoving/*stationary/*immovable/*still/*stable.|¾„(v)|*stand-still.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*immobility, general property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *immobility, a spec. state.|¾
normuocko,÷<nor+mu(vd)o+cko(zu)=not-move(fixed)-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|V *fix/*immobilize B at point D, nonintentional|[V­BD] 	¾„(n)|an *immobilizer, that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fixed, *immobilized/*stunned, conv. of fix.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *immobilization, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *immobilization, a state of being ­ed.|¾
normuofle,÷<nor+mu(vd)o+fle(ti)=not-move-fly>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 3.4¾„(2v)|K *hover, flies in one place over N.|[K­N] 	¾
normuotra,÷<nor+mu(vd)o+tra(du)=not-move(fixed)-true>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|a *verity, an absolute truth.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*veritable, of verities/absolute truths.|¾„(1n)|B is an *eternal/*absolute/*unchanging truth.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*absolute/*eternal+truth, mass term of instances.|¾
normuvcui,÷<nor+muv(do)+cu(tr)i=not-moving-water>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *pond in F, a quiet part in a stream/river.|[B­F] 	¾
normuvdii,÷<nor+muv(do)+di(sr)i=unmoving(fixed)-decide>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(3a)|K is/are *determined that/to-do P about V.|[K­PV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*determination, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *determination, a state of being ­ed.|¾
normuvfucdou,÷<nor+muv(do)+fu(t)c(i)+do(ns)u=not-move-later-give>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *destine D to fate/destiny V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*destiny, as given by some agent, conv.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*destined, of one ­ed by some agent.|¾
normuvfui,÷<nor+muv(do)+fu(tc)i=not-move(fixed)-future>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|V is a/the *destiny/*fate/*doom of B.|[V­B] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*doom/*fate/*destiny, mass term|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*doomed/*fated/*predestined/*destined, fated, having a fate.|¾
normuvmao,÷<nor+muv(do)+ma(dz)o=not-move(fixed)-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(n)|*immobilizer, one who ­s.|[K­DCV] 	¾„(4v)|K *fix/*immobilize D at point C by V, intentional|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fixed, *immobilized, conv. of fix.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *immobilization, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *immobilization, a state of being ­ed.|¾
nornaodri,÷<nor+na(dz)o+dri(ki)=not-now-remember-(forget)>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2v)|V *escape the memory of/be-temporarily-*forgotten by K.|[V­K] 	¾
nornebmao,÷<nor+ne(r)b(i)+ma(dz)o=unnecessary-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|N *obviate/make-unnecessary N for/to do V.|[N­NV] 	¾
nornerbi,÷<nor+nerbi=not-necessary>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(av)|*unnecessarily, in an unnecessary way.|[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is *unnecessary-for, is not a factual condition of N.|¾
nornespeu,÷<nor+nes(ta)+pe(rn)u=dishonest-person>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *knave/*wretch/*rascal/*rogue/*villain, intended sense to be selected.|[B­] 	¾
nornitci,÷<nor+nitci=not-neat>|¿|1_Cpx|WG '93 7+¾„(3a)|G is more *messy/*disorderly than J at V.|[G­JV] 	¾
nornurbarda,÷<nor+nur+barda=not-rewardable>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2a)|P is *unworthy of S.|[P­S] 	¾
nornurduopozfa,÷<nor+nur+du(rz)o+pozfa=not-do-opposed>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(2a)|B is *irresistible to D.|[B­D] 	¾
nornurfei,÷<nor+nur+fe(rc)i=not-concerned>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM '88 4.8¾„(2a)|B is *detached/*unconcerned about V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*detachment/*unconcern (aboutŠ), mass state.|¾
nornurjuasto,÷<nor+nur+ju(gr)a+sto(lo)=uncaught-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(n)|*fugitive/*eluder/*evader (ofŠ), one who ­s.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *elude/*evade capture by V.|¾„(a)|*refuge, e.g. refuge culture.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*evasion, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *evasion (ofŠ).|¾
nornurjuastosia,÷<nor+nur+ju(gr)a+sto(lo)+si(tf)a=uncaught-stay-place>|¿|3_Cpx|PI '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *sanctuary of/for D, a place where one is free from being caught/punished.|[B­D] 	¾
nornurkatca,÷<nor+nur+katca=unobserved>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1a)|N is *abstract/*unobservable.|[N­] 	¾
nornurkri,÷<nor+nur+kri(do)=not-believed>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.7¾„(1a)|B is *unheard of, in the sense That's unheard of i.e. not to be believed.|[B­] 	¾
nornurkuvla,÷<nor+nur+kuvla=unhollowed>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1a)|B is *solid, *cavity-free, contains no cavities.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|a *solid object, i.e. containing no cavities|¾
nornurmao,÷<nor+nur+ma(dz)o=unmade>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *phenomenon, not man-made.| 	¾„(a)|*natural, non-artificial.|¾„(1n)|V is a *natural/non-*artificial phenomenon.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*nature, mass term of instances.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *naturalness, a spec. property.|¾
nornurpli,÷<nor+nur+pli(zo)=not-used>|¿|1_Cpx|R
AM '91 1.8¾„(3a)|B is *unused by K for purpose P.|[B­KP] 	¾
nornurtua,÷<nor+nur+tu(rk)a=not-worked-on>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '87 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *virgin.|[B­] 	¾
nornurvalda,÷<nor+nur+valda=undeveloped>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|B is *suppressed/*undeveloped in N.|[B­N] 	¾
nornurvemsei,÷<nor+nur+ve(d)m(a)+se(tc)i=not-sold-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|C is an/the *inventory/*stock/*supplies of F.|[C­F] 	¾
nornurvia,÷<nor+nur+vi(zk)a=not-seen>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '87 4.2¾„(2a)|B is *unseen by D.|[B­D] 	¾
norpaskia,÷<nor+pas(ko)+ki(ts)a=not-before-copulate>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *virgin, one who has not yet copulated.|[B­] 	¾
norpasnurvia,÷<nor+pas(ko)+nur+vi(zk)a=before-seen>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '88 7+¾„(1n)|V is a *jamais-vu experience, an irrational feeling that something is unfamiliar.|[V­] 	¾
norpebtia,÷<nor+(s)peb(i)+ti(sr)a=non-partial>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(3a)|B is *fair/*impartial to the members of set F in matter V.|[B­FV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*impartiality/*fairness, mass term of events.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*impartiality/*fairness, mass term of properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impartiality/*fairness, an act of being impartial.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *impartiality/*fairness, a spec. property.|¾
norplu,÷<nor+plu(ci)=not-pleasant>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(2a)|G is more *unpleasant/*disagreeable than J.|[G­J] 	¾
norpoa,÷<nor+po(nd)a=not-respond>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *ignore/*overlook (conditions/situation) N.|[K­N] 	¾
norpoaflo,÷<nor+po(nd)a+fo/l(ma)=not-response-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 10+¾„(3a)|G is more *insensitive to N than J is.|[G­NJ] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*insensitivity, mass property.|¾
norponcue,÷<nor+pon(su)+cu(ts)e=not-own-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *renounce/*disown/*disclaim/gives-up-claim-to B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *renouncer, on who ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *renunciation, an act of ­ing.|¾
norpou,÷<nor+po(ns)u=not-possess>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *not-possess/*do-*without B.|[K­B] 	¾
norprolai,÷<nor+pro(ju)+la(nd)i=barren-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *desert/*waste/*wasteland/*wilderness/*barren of landmass F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the) *wilderness/*desert, mass term.|¾
norpue,÷<nor+pu(rf)e=not-perfect>|¿|1_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(3a)|B is *imperfect for (purpose) P by lacking N.|[B­PN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*imperfection, the mass property of being ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *imperfection, a specific instance.|¾
norsa,÷nos ¿÷<norsk=Norwegian>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an inst. of *Norwegian language|[B­] 	¾Used in: nostaa; ¾
norsaa,÷<nor+sa(np)a=not-sign>|¿|1_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(a)|*nonsensical, not making sense.|[B­DN] 	¾„(3n)|B is *nonsense to D in conditions N.|¾
norsaltai,÷<nor+sal(di)+(s)ta(l)i=not-solid-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 4.9¾„(1a)|B is *unsteady.|[B­] 	¾
norsanmao,÷<nor+san(pa)+ma(dz)o=no-signal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *deny/*refuse, gesture/signal denial to D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *refusal/*denial, an act of ­ing by gesture.|¾
norsapla,÷<nor+sapla=not-simple>|¿|1_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(4a)|G is more *involved/*intricate/*complicated than J in features N to D.|[G­JND] 	¾
norse,÷nos ¿÷<norsk=Norwegian>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a region of *Norwegian people/culture.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Norwegian-*areas, the mass of all such region|¾
norselcea,÷<nor+sel(ji)+ce(nj)a=not-self-change>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.5¾„(1a)|B is *stable (in the chemical sense).|[B­] 	¾
norselfalcue,÷<nor+sel(ji)+fal(ji)+cu(ts)e=not-self-false-say>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(2v)|B is *consistent with/in saying P,|[B­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*consistency, mass term of props.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *consistency, a property of being ­ent.|¾
norsensi,÷<nor+sensi=non-science>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *nonscientific|[B­] 	¾
norsi,÷¿÷<norsk=Norwegian>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Norwegian person.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Norwegians, the mass of allŠ|¾
norsichaa,÷<nor+si(t)c(i)+ha(sf)a=not-city-house>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '83 2.9¾„(2n)|B is the *country-home of D.|[B­D] 	¾
norsiclai,÷<nor+si(t)c(i)+la(nd)i=farm-land>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(1a)|B is *country/*rural, not in an urban area.|[B­] 	¾
norsicpeu,÷<nor+si(t)c(i)+pe(rn)u=not-country-person>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a/the *countryperson of F.|[B­F] 	¾
norsimfio,÷<nor+sim(ci)+fi(lm)o=not-seem-feeler>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 2.8¾„(2n)|B is *reserved about V, not show feelings aboutŠ|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*reserve, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *reserve, concealed feelings.|¾
norsirto,÷<nor+sirto=not-certain>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '84 3.6¾„(2v)|B is *uncertain, not convinced of the truth of N.|[B­N] 	¾
norsli,÷<nor+sli(ti)=not-sweet>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '90 7+¾„(1a)|B is *dry/non-*sweet, as a wine.|[B­] 	¾
norslilicgrato,÷<nor+sli(ti)+li(n)c(o)+grato=un-sweet-thin-cake>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *soda-*cracker.|[B­] 	¾
norsmu,÷<nor+smu(pi)=not-smooth>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1a)|B is *uneven.|[B­] 	¾
norso,÷¿÷<norsk=Norwegian>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*Norwegian, pert. to things Norwegian.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/inst. of *Norwegian culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Norwegian-*culture, the mass of all such elements.|¾
norspi,÷<nor+spi(cu)=not-spiritual>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1a)|B is *worldly, as distinct from spiritual.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*worldliness, pert. to bodily rather than spiritual interests.|¾
norste,÷<nor+ste(ti)=no-sentence>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2n)|B is the *negation/*contradiction of B.|[B­B] 	¾„(a)|*negative/*contradictory, pert. to sentences.|¾„(vt)|*negate/*contradict, sentenceŠ|¾
norstetaa,÷<nor+ste(ti)+ta(kn)a=not-sentence(contradiction)-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(a)|*contrary/*contradictory/*negative, pert. to one who ­s.|[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *contradict person D in statement P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *contradiction, an act of ­ing persons.|¾
norstifa,÷<nor+stifa=not-stiff>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2a)|B is *flexible/*non-rigid in movement V|[B­V] 	¾«‹ kotrae„»(n)|*floppy-disk|¾
norsto,÷<nor+sto(lo)=non-lasting>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2a)|B is an *impermanent/*passing/*transient/*ephemeral/*transitory aspect of N.|[B­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impermanence, a spec. state of ­ence.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*impermanence/*transience, a prop. of passing things.|¾
norsusdarli,÷<nor+sus(ke)+darli=not-suspect-far>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(2a)|G is more *dishonourable/*dishonorable/*disgraceful than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dishonour/*dishonor/*disgrace, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(2n)|an instance of *dishonour/*dishonor/*disgrace.|¾
nortaa,÷<nor+ta(kn)a=not-talk>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(1a)|B is *dumb/*mute , unable to talk.|[B­] 	¾
nortakcea,÷<nor+tak(na)+ce(nj)a=not-speak-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(1a)|B become *dumb/*mute, unable to speak.|[B­] 	¾
nortci,÷<nor+t(it)ci=not-eat>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 3.9¾„(2v)|K *fast/abstain-from-eating for reasons S.|[K­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fast (forŠ).|¾
nortcimorcea,÷<nor+t(it)ci+mor(to)+ce(nj)a=not-eat-dead-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1v)|D *starve to death.|[D­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*famine/*starvation, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/some *starvation.|¾
nortepli,÷<nor+tepli=not-churchly>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(1a)|B is *secular.|[B­] 	¾
nortistia,÷<nor+tis(ra)+ti(sr)a=not-choose-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *eliminate/*discard/*drop/*reject B from selection process V.|[K­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *discard, one *eliminated (byŠfromŠ)|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *elimination.|¾
nortoi,÷<nor+to(gr)i=not-agree>|¿|1_Cpx|CJB/JCB/RAM '83 2.1¾„(3v)|K *quarrel/*disagree with K about V, e.g. I have no quarrel with that.|[K­KV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *disagreement, that which is ­ed about.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disagreement, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
nortorjai,÷<nor+tor+ja(lt)i=not-two-product>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 1.7¾„(1n)|C is an *odd-number, one not divisible by two.|[C­] 	¾„(a)|*odd/*uneven, of odd numbers.|¾
nortrecycea,÷<nor+trec(i)+y+ce(nj)a=not-interested-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2v)|D *become-*disinterested in B.|[D­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*disinterest, mass property|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *disinterest inŠ|¾
nortsidaspa,÷<nor+tsi(me)+daspa=not-crime-responsible>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(2a)|B is *innocent of V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*innocence, mass property of being not criminally responsible.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *innocence (ofŠ).|¾
norvau,÷<nor+va(tl)u=no-value>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '84 3.7¾„(2a)|B is *worthless to D.|[B­D] 	¾
norveicea,÷<nor+ve(tc)i+ce(nj)a=not-happen-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.4¾„(1v)|B is *prevented from happening.|[B­] 	¾
norveicko,÷<nor+ve(tc)i+cko(zu)=not-happen-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*preventive, of that which ­s.|[N­V] 	¾„(2v)|N *prevent event V from happening, nonintentional. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*preventable, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *prevention, an act of ­ing.|¾
norveimao,÷<nor+ve(tc)i+ma(dz)o=not-happen-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *prevent event V from happening, intentional. |[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*preventive, of that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*preventable, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *prevention, an act of ­ing.|¾
norvia,÷<nor+vi(zk)a=non-seeing>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*blind, sightless.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *blind person/animal.|¾„(n)|a *blind person, one who is blind.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*blind, mass term.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*blindness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *blindness, a spec. property.|¾
norviacko,÷<nor+vi(zk)a+cko(zu)=not-see-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/jlt/JCB '86 2.3¾„(3v)|N *blind D by V.|[N­DV] 	¾
norviacpu,÷<nor+vi(zk)a+cpu(la)=invisible-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.7¾„(a)|*attracting, pertaining to that which ­s.|[N­SDC] 	¾„(4v)|N *attract S to D with force C, e.g. magnetism, gravity.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*attracted, pertaining to the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *attraction, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
norvolsoa,÷<nor+vol(si)+so(nd)a=non-voiced-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|V is an *unvoiced-sound, phonetics.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*unvoiced, of speech sounds.|¾
noryrispeu,÷<nor+y+ris(pe)+pe(rn)u=not-respect-person>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *knave/*wretch/*rascal/*rogue/*villain, intended sense to be selected.|[B­] 	¾
noryriu,÷<nor+y+(s)ri(s)u=not-serious>|¿|1_Cpx|JJ '94 7+¾„(2a)|G is more *jocular/*facetious/*unserious than J.|[G­J] 	¾
noryriucue,÷<nor+y+(s)ri(s)u+cu(ts)e=not-serious-say>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '86 2.5¾„(n)|a *joker/*jester, one who ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *joke/*jest B to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *joke/*jest, that which is said ­ingly.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *joke/*jest, an instance of ­ing.|¾
noryrui,÷<nor+y+ru(ln)i=no-rule>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 9.7¾„(vt)|*proscribeŠtoŠunderŠ, of rules.|[B­VKN] 	¾„(n)|*proscription, a rule which proscribes.|¾„(4n)|B is a *rule proscribing V to actors K under conditions N.|¾
norzavduo,÷<nor+zav(lo)+du(rz)o=not-bad-do>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2a)|B is/are *harmless to D.|[B­D] 	¾
nos,÷<nors->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of norsa/e/i/o, "Norwegian".*| 	¾
nosoa,÷<no+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*despite (premise)Š, used before designations of unentailed claims.| 	¾
nosoaki,÷<no+snola+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*even-though/*although, of unproductive premises, as in 'nosoakiŠkiŠ; despiteŠ,Š'.| 	¾
nostaa,÷<no(r)s(a)+ta(kn)a=Norwegian-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Norwegian-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage.|[K­] 	¾
not,÷<notbi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of notbi, other.*| 	¾
notbi,÷not noi ¿÷<3/4R inoi; 2/3C bie; 2/3S otr-o; 2/3F autre>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *other/*another/a-*different/not-the-*same object/person as B.|[B­B] 	¾„(n)|*another/*other, not the same thing as.|¾„(v)|be-*different-from, another thing.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*others, the mass of such others.|¾Used in: gurnoigui; noipli; noirdurtoi; noirselsru; noirsifkoi; noirsifsui; noirsimcea; noirsimymao; noirskudaa; noirskufia; noirskuroi; noirspali; noirtiaklaki; noirtsetaa; notfaufio; notfecfau; notgui; notguinurtro; notgunpeu; notkao; notkei; notkeu; notkrikasfa; notlenfoa; notlensea; notnamsri; notnurpondaa; notpai; notpeu; notpurcue; notpuu; notsia; ¾
notfaufio,÷<not(bi)+fa(tr)u+fi(lm)o=other-trouble-feel>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(a)|*sympathetic, of one who ­izes.| 	¾„(3v)|K *sympathize/feel-*sympathy-for D about V, i.e., feelsŠ's trouble.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sympathy, a spec. state of feeling ­ic.|¾
notfecfau,÷<not(bi)+fe(r)c(i)+fa(tr)u=other-affair-trouble>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(n)|a *meddler.|[K­NV] 	¾„(3v)|K *meddle in N by doing V.|¾
notgui,÷<not(bi)+gu(nt)i=other-country>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *alien/*exotic/*foreign, characteristic of other countries than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exoticness, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *foreignness, a spec. property.|¾
notguinurtro,÷<not(bi)+gu(nt)i+nur+tro(li)=other-country-controlled>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.5¾„(3n)|B is a *colony of country F in location N.|[B­FN] 	¾
notgunpeu,÷<not(bi)+gun(ti)+pe(rn)u=foreign-person>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *foreigner/*alien/*stranger to B.|[B­B] 	¾„(a)|*foreign/*alien, of foreign persons.|¾
notkao,÷<not(bi)+ka(kt)o=other-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2v)|K *simulate-B/*pretend-to-beŠ, without malice.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *simulator/*pretender, one who ­s to beŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pretension/*pretense/*simulation, an act of pretending to beŠ|¾
notkei,÷<not(bi)+ke(cr)i=other-sorrow>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *pity/feel-*sorry-for D, i.e., feelsŠ's sorrow.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*pity, general property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*pitiable, conv. of pity.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pity, a state/condition/instance of ­ing. 'That's a pity'|¾
notkeu,÷<not(bi)+ke(rj)u=other-caretaker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 2.4¾„(33v)| K *care-for/be *custodian of D for third party B.|[K­DB] 	¾
notkrikasfa,÷<not(bi)+kri(do)+kasfa=other-believer-punish>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.7¾„(3v)|K *persecute D on pretext N, e.g. different religion.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|*persecutor, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*persecution, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*persecuted, pert. to one who is ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *persecution.|¾
notlenfoa,÷<not(bi)+len(gu)+fo(rm)a=other-language-form>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(4n)|P is a *translation/*interpretation/*transformation of text/document/speech B into other language D by translator/interpreter K|[P­BDK] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *source-document of translationŠ|¾
notlensea,÷<not(bi)+len(gu)+se(tf)a=other-language-set>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *translate (s) document B into target language D from source language S.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(n)|a *translator. |¾
notnamsri,÷<not(bi)+nam(ci)+sri(te)=another-name-write>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '93 3.6¾„(3v)|K *forge name P on surface/document D|[K­PD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *forgery ofŠonŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)| An instance of *forgery.|¾
notnurpondaa,÷<not(bi)+nur+pon(su)+da(nz)a=another's-possessions-desire>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 3.6¾„(3v)|K *covet B of D.|[K­BD] 	¾
notpai,÷<not(bi)+pa(rt)i=other-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *other-part/*rest of F.|[B­F] 	¾
notpeu,÷<not(bi)+pe(rn)u=other-person>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is *another/someone *else/*other-than B.|[B­B] 	¾
notpurcue,÷<not(bi)+pur(da)+cu(ts)e=other's-words-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '89 3.6¾„(4v)|K *quote/*cite B to D for purposes P.|[K­BDP] 	¾
notpuu,÷<not(bi)+pu(nt)u=other-pain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *empathize-with/feel *empathy/*compassion for D, i.e., feelsŠ's pain.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*compassionate/*empathetic, having compassion.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*compassion, general property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *empathy/*compassion, a spec. act/condition.|¾
notsia,÷<not(bi)+si(tf)a=other-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(2a)|B is *somewhere-else/*elsewhere/at-another-*place-than/*away-from B.|[B­B] 	¾„(av)|*elsewhere/*away, at another place.|¾
nou,÷<no+u>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|not-Š-*whether-Š (A), one word between terms.| 	¾
noua,÷<no+ua>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.0¾„(i)|I'm not *satisfied (yet), an exp. of incomplete satisf'n.| 	¾
noue,÷<no+ue>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.0¾„(i)|I'm not *surprised thatŠ, expression of an expected result.| 	¾
noui,÷<no+ui>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.0¾„(i)|I'm not *happy/*pleased thatŠ, an expression of displeasure.| 	¾
nounoi,÷<no+u+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*notŠwhether notŠ, transformation form, reduces to nou, q.v.| 	¾
nouo,÷<no+uo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.4¾„(i)|I'm not *disturbed/*angry/*irritated/*annoyed, a denial of annoyance.| 	¾
nouu,÷<no+uu>|¿|Cpd|JCB '95 1.4¾„(i)|I'm not *sorry/I don't *regretŠ, an denial of sympathy/regret.| 	¾
nu,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(a)|*lessŠthanŠ, antonym of some predicates.| 	¾„(af)|*un‹<,antonym of some preds.: 1st conv. op.>.|¾„(op)|conversion of 1st & 2nd places of a predicate. *.|¾„(va)|*is--ed, passive of some predicates.|¾
nua,÷<na + internal u>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|am/is/are+(now)-*habitually-­ing, continuous present tense (PA). .| 	¾
nucu,÷<nu+cu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*whetherŠ,Šas one wd. between modifiers.| 	¾
nucunoi,÷<nu+cu+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*whetherŠnotŠ, between modified/-fying words.| 	¾
nue,÷<nutra>|¿|LW|SR '90 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of nukle, nucleus.*| 	¾„(h)|*Mr/*Ms/*Mrs, an attitudinal indicating both distance and neutrality; part of the series 'rie/kae/nue/fie/die', q.v.; always follows a designation/vocative. E.g., 'Smiq, Nue'.  'Smith, Mr.' ('Mr. Smith'); 'Ne nu sange nue' 'A suggestion toward which |¾
nui,÷<nurlei=permitted>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(aux)|*may/is-*permitted-to..., objective sense used before predicates (PA). E.g., Tu nui godzi daYou may/are-permitted-to go to X. Cf. oi for subjective sense: Oi tu godzi daYou may go to X. | 	¾„(pp)|*in/*during/*under..., used before event/state terms to specify the conditions of a permission.|¾
nukle,÷nue ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '89 4.3¾„(2n)|B is the *nucleus of (cell/atom) F.|[B­F] 	¾«‹ acdi„»(ph)|a *nucleic-acid, the basic genetic material.|¾Used in: athomiynue; ¾
nukou,÷<nu+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*therefore (effect)Š| 	¾
nukouki,÷<nu+ckozu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently/*therefore/*thus/*so, causal, as used with ki in 'nukoukiŠkiŠ; best translated Šbecause(cause)Š'.| 	¾
nuku,÷<nu+ku>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*whetherŠ,Š, used with ki in 'nukuŠkiŠ'| 	¾
nukunoi,÷<nu+ku+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whetherŠ,notŠ, with ki in 'nukunoiŠkiŠ'.| 	¾
num,÷<numcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of numcu, number.*| 	¾
numcmacea,÷<num(cu)+cma(lo)+ce(nj)a=number-small-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|V become *rare/*scarce/*few in number.|[V­] 	¾
numcu,÷num nuu ¿÷<2/2C shu; 3/4G nummer; 3/6R numier; 3/6S numero; 2/5E number; 2/6F numero>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(1n)|C is a *number/*figure, the numerical value of any math. expression.|[C­] 	¾„(a)|*numerical, pert. to numbers.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*number, mass term.|¾Used in: daknuu; melnumceamao; melnuu; nersornumsio; nersornuu; numcmacea; numdui; numgaa; numgiu; numgro; numlea; numpro; numpue; numsensi; numsesmao; numsni; numsnimao; numtua; stonuu; ¾
numdui,÷<num(cu)+du(vr)i=number-find>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *determine/*find the value of B to be C.|[K­BC] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*determination, an act of ­ing a number.|¾
numgaa,÷<num(cu)+ga(nt)a=numerically-higher-than>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2a)|G is *superior numerically to J.|[G­J] 	¾
numgiu,÷<num(cu)+gi(nr)u=number-root>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1n)|C is the *radical/nth-*root ofŠ, as in Lio to ga fori numgiu lio neso.|[C­] 	¾
numgro,÷<num(cu)+gro(da)=numerically-large>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|G is more *multitudinous/*numerous than J.|[G­J] 	¾
numlea,÷<num(cu)+le(tr)a=number-letter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is a *numeral/*digit/*figure.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*numeric/*digital, pert. to digits.|¾
numoi,÷<nu+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*therefore (action)Š| 	¾
numoiki,÷<nu+modvi+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently/*therefore/*thus/*so, motivational, used with ki in 'numoikiŠkiŠ; best translated Šbecause(motive)Š'.| 	¾
numpro,÷<num(cu)+pro(ju)=number-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a mathematical *function for N.|[B­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *value (of a mathematical function).|¾
numpue,÷<num(cu)+pu(rf)e=number-perfect>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1a)|N is *exact/*precise, numerically.|[N­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*precision/*exactness, numerical, mass prop.|¾
numsensi,÷<num(cu)+sensi=number-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.7¾„(a)|*mathematical, pert. to mathematics.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a science of *mathematics.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*mathematics, mass term of sciences.|¾
numsesmao,÷<num(cu)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=number-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *mathematician.|[B­] 	¾
numsni,÷<num(cu)+sni(re)=numerically-near>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(av)|*about/*approximatelyŠ|[G­BJC] 	¾„(4a)|G is numerically-*nearer to B than J is by C.|¾„(a)|*approximate/*near, pert. to numbers.|¾
numsnimao,÷<num(cu)+sni(re)+ma(dz)o=approximation-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *estimate/*approximate/*rate B with approximation N.|[K­BN] 	¾„(n)|an *estimation/*approximation, an approximated value.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *estimation/*estimate, an estimated value.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *approximation, an act/process of ­ing.|¾
numtua,÷<num(cu)+tu(rk)a=number-work>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.2¾„(3v)|K *reckon/*calculate B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾
nun,÷<nu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nu, 2nd place passive, before 'r'.*| 	¾
nunokou,÷<nu+no+ckozu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*nevertheless (unexpected effect).| 	¾
nunokouki,÷<nu+no+ckozu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet/*nevertheless/*all-the-same/*even-(so), of unexpected events, as in 'nunokoukiŠki; best translated Šdespite(cause)Š'.| 	¾
nunomoi,÷<nu+no+modvi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*nevertheless (unexpected action).| 	¾
nunomoiki,÷<nu+no+modvi+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet/*nevertheless/*all-the-same/*even-(so), of unmotivated acts, as in 'nunomoikiŠki; best translated Šdespite(motive)Š'.| 	¾
nunorau,÷<nu+no+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*nevertheless (unexpected decision).| 	¾
nunorauki,÷<nu+no+raznu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet/*nevertheless/*all-the-same/*even-(so), of unjustified events, in 'nunoraukiŠki; best translated Šdespite(reason)Š'.| 	¾
nunosoa,÷<nu+no+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*nevertheless (unexpected consequence).| 	¾
nunosoaki,÷<nu+no+snola+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*still/*yet/*nevertheless/*all-the-same/*even-(so), of unentailed sents., as in 'nunosoakiŠki; best translated Šdespite(premise)Š'.| 	¾
nunrarpai,÷<nun+rar+pa(rt)i=all-parts>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|F *consist/be *composed/*constituted of parts B.|[F­B] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*constitution, composition, a property.|¾
nunreo,÷<nun+re(nr)o=conv. of throw>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *missile/*projectile/*shot, any thrown or fired thing.|[B­] 	¾
nunrii,÷<nun+ri(lr)i=conv. of regular>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(v)|*happen irregularly/occasionally, conv. of regular.|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*irregularly/*sporadically/*occasionally/*now-and-then.|¾„(2a)|G is more *occasional/*sporadic/less-*regular than J.|¾„(a)|*sporadic/*irregular, more sporadic thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *irregularity, a spec. property.|¾
nunrilcko,÷<nun+(b)ril(i)+cko(zu)=less-bright-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(3v)|N *dull/*tarnish B by V.|[N­BV] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tarnish (ofŠbyŠ).|¾
nunrilryvei,÷<nun+rilr(i)+y+ve(tc)i=irregular-event>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2n)|B is an *occasion of irregularly occurring event V.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*occasional, pert. to irregular events.|¾
nunriu,÷<nun+(s)ri(s)u=conv. of serious>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(2a)|G is more *silly/*frivolous/*paltry, less grave than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*frivolity/*frivolousness (aboutŠ), mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *frivolity, a spec. state/event.|¾
nuo,÷<nu+o>|¿|LW|RH '94 7+¾„(mod.)|2nd reflexive, equivalent to inserting a second argument identical to the 1st argument e.g. Da nuo ditka  he bit himself.*| 	¾
nur,÷<nu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nu, 2nd place passive.*| 	¾
nurau,÷<nu+raznu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*therefore (decision)Š| 	¾
nurauki,÷<nu+raznu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently/*therefore/*thus/*so, of justification, with ki in 'nuraukiŠkiŠ; best translated Šbecause(reason)Š'.| 	¾
nurbackeu,÷<nur+ba(l)c(i)+ke(rj)u=building-care>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *porter/*concierge/*superintendent of F.|[B­F] 	¾
nurbai,÷<nur+ba(lc)i=conv. of build>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(1n)|B is a *building/*edifice/*structure, any built thing.|[B­] 	¾
nurbaibasni,÷<nur+ba(lc)i+basni=building-base>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(2n)|B is the *foundation of building F.|[B­F] 	¾
nurbarda,÷<nur+barda=conv. of reward>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*meritorious/*deserving, of one who merits a reward.|[D­BKV] 	¾„(4v)|D *deserve/*merit reward B from K for V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*merit, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *desert, a deserved reward.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *merit, a spec. property of ­ing.|¾
nurbei,÷<nur+be(rt)i=conv. of carry>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is the *load/*cargo/*burden of K.|[B­K] 	¾
nurbeibekti,÷<nur+be(rt)i+bekti=carried-object>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.4¾„(4n)|B is *freight/*cargo, material transported from S to D by V.|[B­SDV] 	¾
nurbeicme,÷<nur+be(rt)i+cme(ni)=carried-money>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.4¾„(1n)|B is *cash, money carried as such.|[B­] 	¾
nurbeilista,÷<nur+be(rt)i+lista=carried-list>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(1n)|B is a *manifest, a content list of cargo usually for customs purposes.|[B­] 	¾
nurberdou,÷<nur+ber(ti)+do(ns)u=cargo-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *load/*burden D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
nurbii,÷<nur+bi(lt)i=conv. of beautiful>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3a)|G is *uglier/less-*beautiful than J to D.|[G­JD] 	¾„(a)|*ugly, uglier thanŠtoŠ, conv. of beautiful. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *ugliness, a spec. property.|¾
nurbrili,÷<nur+brili=dull-(conv.-of-more-brilliant-than)>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(2a)|G is more *dull/*unpolished than J.|[G­J] 	¾
nurcko,÷<nur+cko(zu)=conv. of cause>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|P is an *effect/*result/*consequence/*issue of cause S under conditions N.|[P­SN] 	¾„(a)|*ensuing, of effects, conv. of cause, q.v.|¾„(v)|*ensue/*issue/*result-from, as an effect of causeŠunderŠ|¾
nurckocue,÷<nur+cko(zu)+cu(ts)e=effect-say>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 7+¾„(3n)|K *impute/*attribute V to S.|[K­VS] 	¾
nurcla,÷<nur+cla(do)=conv. of loud>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*soft, less loud thanŠ, conv. of loud.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *softer/*less loud/noisy than J.|¾„(av)|*quietly/*softly, as in 'speak quietly'.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *softness, a property of a sound.|¾
nurclafo,÷<nur+clafo=laughable>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '83 3.2¾„(3a)|V is *ridiculous to D for reason(s) S.|[V­DS] 	¾
nurclamao,÷<nur+cla(do)+ma(dz)o=less-loud-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(n)|a *mute (for deadening sounds).|[K­SV] 	¾„(3v)|K *soften/*deaden/*dampen/*mute the sound of S by V.|¾
nurcnitoa,÷<nur+cni(da)+to(kn)a=need-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '89 2.8¾„(5v)|K *deprive D of B by V with purpose P.|[K­DBVP] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*deprivation (mass property of ­ing.).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *deprivation (ofŠofŠforŠ) - ­ing someone.|¾
nurcnu,÷<nur+cn(in)u=conv. of new>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*old/*familiar, less novel thanŠtoŠ|[G­JD] 	¾„(3a)|G is *older/more-*familiar/less-*novel than J to D.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *familiarity, a prop. of familiar things.|¾
nurcpublakrilu,÷<nur+cpu(la)+bla(da)+krilu=pushed-blade-wheel>|¿|3_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *turbine on device F.|[B­F] 	¾
nurcuesaa,÷<nur+cu(ts)e+sa(np)a=said-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *quote/*quotation-mark delimiting quoted text S|[B­S] 	¾
nurcuetra,÷<nur+cu(ts)e+tra(du)=said-true>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/RAM '91 1.5¾„(3n)|B is a/the *claim/*proposition of S about V.|[B­SV] 	¾
nurdakli,÷<nur+dakli=conv. of likely>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.9¾„(n)|*improbability/*unlikelyhood, an improbable thing.|[G­JN] 	¾„(3a)|G is *improbable/*unlikely/less-*likely-than J under conditions N. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *unlikelihood, a spec. property.|¾
nurdakstu,÷<nur+dak(li)+stu(ci)=improbable-story>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *farce.|[B­] 	¾
nurdaobao,÷<nur+da(rt)o+ba(ks)o=doored-box>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(4n)|B is a *closet/*cabinet/*cupboard/*dresser (U.K.) in F for P.|[B­KFP] 	¾
nurdazysei,÷<nur+da(n)z(a)+y+se(tc)i=wanted-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(3n)|V is the *demand for B in market/system N.|[V­BN] 	¾
nurdia,÷<nur+di(tc)a=that-which-is-taught>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *tenet/*doctrine of system F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|a *discipline, a body of principles taught as a whole|¾
nurdje,÷<nur+dje(la)=conv. of well>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|G is *sicker/less-*well than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*sick/*unfit/*unhealthy/*ill, sicker/less well thanŠ, conv. of welln.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*illness, a state of ill health.|¾
nurdjo,÷<nur+djo(ri)=conv. of element>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|F is a *set, include element(s),member(s) B, cf. setci.|[F­B] 	¾„(vt)|*include, as a member, conv. of member, q.v.|¾
nurdrara,÷<nur+drara=drawered>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(3n)|B is a *highboy/*chest_of-drawers/*dresser in N for P.|[B­NP] 	¾
nurdzamao,÷<nur+dza(bi)+ma(dz)o=something-created>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.1¾„(3n)|B is a *creature created by K for P.|[B­KP] 	¾
nurfau,÷<nur+fa(tr)u=conv. of trouble>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '97 5.0¾„(2v)|D *minds/is-*troubled-by/*bothered-by S.|[D­S] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*vexation, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bothersome/*troubling |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *vexation. |¾
nurfecmao,÷<nur+fe(r)c(i)+ma(dz)o=(conv.-of-affair=)-involved-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(a)|*involving/*concerning (ŠinŠ).|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *involve/*concern D in affair/matter V/getsŠinvolved inŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*involved/*concerned (byŠinŠ).|¾
nurfei,÷<nur+fe(rc)i=conv. of affair>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *concerned/*involved/*interested in affair/matter V.|[B­V] 	¾„(v)|*care about, be involved in, conv. of affair.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *involvement/*concern/*interest, a state of being involved.|¾
nurfeicea,÷<nur+fe(rc)i+ce(nj)a=(conv.-of-affair=)-involved-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(a)|*involved/*concerned (byŠinŠ).|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K become *involved/*concerned in affair/matter V.|¾
nurfeicko,÷<nur+fe(rc)i+cko(zu)=(conv.-of-affair=)-involved-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(3v)|N *involve/*concern K in affair/matter V/getsŠinvolved inŠ|[N­KV] 	¾„(a)|*involving/*concerning (ŠinŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*involved/*concerned (byŠinŠ).|¾
nurfesycti,÷<nur+fes(ti)+y+cti(fu)=wasted-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7.4¾„(2n)|B is *waste/*refuse/*garbage/*trash/*junk/*scrap from process V.|[B­V] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*refuse/*scrap, the mass of all trash.|¾
nurfia,÷<nur+fi(rp)a=conv. of fear>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3a)|G is more *fearsome/*formidable/*redoubtable than J to D.|[G­JD] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *emptiness, partial, a spec. property.|¾
nurflo,÷<nur+fo/l(ma)=conv. of full>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is less-*full/*emptier than J of B.|[G­JB] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *emptiness, partial, a spec. property.|¾
nurfolrui,÷<nur+fo(r)l(i)+ru(ln)i=forced-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *must/be *obliged/*required to do P under N.|[K­PN] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*duty, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *obligation/*duty, obligatory act, conv. of oblige.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*obligatory/*compulsory, conv. of must.|¾
nurfomcea,÷<nur+fo(r)m(a)+ce(nj)a=formed-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3v)|D *form/become *formed (structure) B from (material) S.|[D­BS] 	¾«po ‹„»(3n)|a *formation (in pattern/structureŠof materialŠ).|¾
nurfrese,÷<nur+frese=converse-of-fresh>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(1a)|*stale |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *staler than J.|¾
nurgalgru,÷<nur+ga(n)l(i)+gru(pa)=organized-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.5¾„(2n)|F is a *group/*organization for P.|[F­P] 	¾
nurgarpolgru,÷<nur+gar(ni)+pol(di)+gru(pa)=governed-polity-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.5¾„(2n)|F is *confederacy of polities B, states/provinces with a common government.|[F­B] 	¾
nurgarti,÷<nur+garti=1st converse of grateful>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(3v)|D is the *recipient of K's *gratitude for V.|[D­KV] 	¾«‹ mi!„»(ph)|*Thanks! / Be the recipient of my gratitude!|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*submission, mass term of acts. |¾
nurgartoi,÷<nur+gar(ni)+to(gr)i=governed-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|D *submit to the rule/government of K.|[D­K] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*submission, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *submission, an act of ­ing to rule.|¾
nurgee,÷<nur+ge(nh)e=conv. of gene>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '97 15+¾„(2n)|N is the *genome/*genetic-constitution of individual S.|[N­S] 	¾
nurgeo,÷<nur+ge(sk)o=host>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(2n)|K is a/the *host of D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hospitality (given), mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *hospitality (given).|¾
nurgristu,÷<nur+gri(tu)+stu(ci)=song-story>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.1¾„(1n)|B is a *ballad.|[B­] 	¾
nurhafsto,÷<nur+ha(s)f(a)+sto(lo)=conv. of house-guest>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2n)|K is a *host/*hostess of house-guest D.|[K­D] 	¾
nurhirti,÷<nur+hirti=heard>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *noise, anything heard.|[B­] 	¾
nurhoi,÷<nur+ho(mp)i=drinkable>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *potable/*drink/*beverage, general term for potable liquids.|[B­] 	¾
nurhui,÷<nur+hu(tr)i=conv. of destroy>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a/the *victim-of/is-*destroyed-by V.|[B­V] 	¾
nurjai,÷<nur+ja(lt)i=conv. of multiply>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *factor in product F, mathematics.|[B­F] 	¾
nurjanto,÷<nur+janto=hunted>|¿|1_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(2n)|D is *prey to K.|[D­K] 	¾
nurjetcue,÷<nur+(d)jet(a)+cu(ts)e=owed-say>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '93 7+¾„(5v)|K *claim that B owes to D amount C for P. |[K­BDCP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *claim againstŠon behalf ofŠin the amount ofŠfor reasonŠ|¾
nurjiu,÷<nur+(d)ji(t)u=conv. of tight>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3a)|G is *looser, less tight than J on D.|[G­JD] 	¾„(a)|*loose, looser thanŠonŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *looseness, a spec. property.|¾
nurjiucko,÷<nur+(d)ji(t)u+cko(zu)=loose-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|N*loosen D, makeŠless-tight, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *loosener, that which ­ens.|¾
nurjiumao,÷<nur+(d)ji(t)u+ma(dz)o=loose-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *loosen D, makeŠless-tight, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *loosener, one who ­ens.|¾
nurjuo,÷<nur+(d)ju(p)o=conv. of support>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|D *depend/be-*dependent on K for B.|[D­KB] 	¾„(n)|a *dependent, one who depends.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dependency, mass property of ­ing.|¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*independence, mass prop.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*independent, neg. of depend onŠforŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dependence, a state/condition of ­ing.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *independence, a spec. state.|¾
nurjurna,÷<nur+jurna=conv. of earn>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(3n)|C is/are a/the *earnings/*wage/*salary/*fee of K for work/service P.|[C­KP] 	¾
nurkae,÷<nur+ka(nc)e=conv. of aware>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is the *world of B, the totality of whichŠis aware.|[F­B] 	¾
nurkai,÷<nur+ka(tl)i=(passive)-characterize>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *property/*quality/*characteristic of F|[B­F] 	¾
nurkanpi,÷<nur+kanpi=competitor>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(3n)|B is a *rival of B in V.|[B­BV] 	¾
nurkao,÷<nur+ka(kt)o=conv. of act>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|V is an *act/*action of actor K seeking ends P|[V­KP] 	¾„(a)|*purposeful, of acts directed towards ends.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*action, the mass of such actions.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *purposefulness, a prop. of spec. acts.|¾
nurkaocle,÷<nur+ka(kt)o+cle(si)=action-without>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/SLR '91 6.8¾„(1a)|B is *inert/*inactive/*powerless to move or interact.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*inertness, mass term of properties.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *inertness, a spec. property. |¾
nurkarku,÷<nur+karku=conv. of crack>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2a)|B is *cracked at/with crack(s) V.|[B­V] 	¾
nurkarkycea,÷<nur+kark(u)+y+ce(nj)a=cracked-happen>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 2.2¾„(1v)|D *crack/*split/*cleave, intransitive verb.|[D­] 	¾
nurkarkycko,÷<nur+kark(u)+y+cko(zu)=cracked-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|N *crack D, makeŠcrack, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cracked, conv. of crack.|¾
nurkarkymao,÷<nur+kark(u)+y+ma(dz)o=cracked-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(3v)|K *crack D with/by V, makeŠcrack, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cracked, conv. of crack.|¾
nurkasfa,÷<nur+kasfa=conv. of punish>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(a)|*deserving, of punishment.|[K­PSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *deserve punishment P from S for V.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*desert, a deserved punishment.|¾
nurkatca,÷<nur+katca=observed>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1a)|N is *concrete/*observable.|[N­] 	¾
nurkiu,÷<nur+ki(cm)u=treated>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '85 2.1¾„(3n)|B is a *patient of/being treated by K for V.|[B­KV] 	¾
nurklini,÷<nur+klini=conv. of clean>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(a)|*unclean/*dirty, dirtier thanŠ, conv. of clean.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *dirtier, less clean than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *dirtiness, a spec. characteristic.|¾
nurklinycea,÷<nur+klin(i)+y+ce(nj)a=unclean-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)|D becomes *dirty/*fouled/*soiled/*unclean from S.|[D­S] 	¾
nurklinymao,÷<nur+klin(i)+y+ma(dz)o=un-clean-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(3v)|K *soil/*dirty/*foul D by/with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
nurklinymra,÷<nur+klin(i)+y+ma/r(ka)=dirty-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *spot/*blot/*stain/*speck/*soiled-place on F.|[B­F] 	¾
nurkofcko,÷<nur+ko(m)f(u)+cko(zu)=discomfort-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(n)|an *irritant (ofŠbyŠ).|[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *irritate D (physically) by V, e.g. a mosquito bite.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*irritation, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*irritated , pert. to the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a specific (physical) *irritation/*discomfort.|¾
nurkoktokri,÷<nur+kok(fa)+tokri=cooked-chalk>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(1n)|B is a bit of (quick)*lime (calcium oxide).|[B­] 	¾
nurkoo,÷<nur+ko(lr)o=conv. of colour>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2n)|B a *hue made up of red:blue:yellow in ratios C (pl.set)|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*hue, the mass of all such mixtures.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *hue-ratio of colour B.|¾
nurkusti,÷<nur+kusti=conv. of expensive>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*economical/*inexpensive/*cheap, less costly thanŠ, conv. of costlyn.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *cheaper/less-*costly than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *inexpensiveness, a property.|¾
nurlia,÷<nur+(c)li(n)a=conv. of line>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *point/*dot, dimensionless position, geometry.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*dimensionless, as of points, q.v.|¾
nurlista,÷<nur+lista=conv. of list>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(2n)|B is an *item/*term/*element/*entry of list/series/ordered set F.|[B­F] 	¾
nurlufta,÷<nur+lufta=lifted>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2n)|B is in *relief, raised from surface S.|[B­S] 	¾
nurmao,÷<nur+ma(dz)o=made>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '86 2.8¾„(1a)|B is *artificial/*artifactual/*man-made, something made.|[B­] 	¾„(n)|an *article/*artifact/*confection/*making/*product, a manufactured object.|¾
nurmaoslo,÷<nur+ma(dz)o+slo(pu)=made-slope>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(32)|B is an *embankment/*dike of/along F for purpose P.|[B­FP] 	¾
nurmaovla,÷<nur+ma(dz)o+vla(ko)=made-lake>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *pond/*reservoir, an artificial body of water.|[B­] 	¾
nurmerbru,÷<nur+mer(ji)+bru(di)=spouse-brother>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *brother_in-law of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmerdea,÷<nur+mer(ji)+de(tr)a=spouse-daughter>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *stepdaughter of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmerfra,÷<nur+mer(ji)+fa/r(fu)=spouse-father>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *father_in-law of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmerkui,÷<nur+mer(ji)+ku(nc)i=spouse-kin>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B are *in-*laws of B.|[B­B] 	¾
nurmermaa,÷<nur+mer(ji)+ma(tm)a=spouse-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *mother_in-law of D by child P.|[B­DP] 	¾
nurmerpee,÷<nur+mer(ji)+pe(nr)e=spouse-parent>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *parent_in-law of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmersibli,÷<nur+mer(ji)+sibli=spouse-sibling>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *sibling_in-law of B.|[B­B] 	¾
nurmersoe,÷<nur+mer(ji)+so(rm)e=spouse-sister>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *sister_in-law of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmersuo,÷<nur+mer(ji)+su(nh)o=spouse-son>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *stepson of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmertciha,÷<nur+mer(ji)+tciha=spouse-child>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *stepchild of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurmoi,÷<nur+mo(dv)i=motivated-(deliberate)>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(1)|B is *motivated/*deliberate/*express.|[B­] 	¾
nurmoiste,÷<nur+mo(dv)i+ste(ti)=intend-sentence>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *resolution to V.|[B­V] 	¾
nurmou,÷<nur+mo(rd)u=conv. of more>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*exceeded, less thanŠbyŠinŠ, convŠ|[G­JCB] 	¾„(4a)|G is be *less-than/*exceeded by J in amount C in property B.|¾«‹ le da„»(a)|*least, lesser than anything in a set.|¾«‹ ra ba„»(a)|*least, lesser than anyŠin dimensionŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *deficit, amount by whichŠis exceeded.|¾
nurmoudou,÷<nur+mo(rd)u+do(ns)u=less-give>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *give-less B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(a)|*stingy/*mean|¾
nurmousni,÷<nur+mo(rd)u+sni(re)=less-near>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2av)|B is *nearly/*almost, not quite as large as quantity C.|[B­C] 	¾„(ph)|*bordering-on, to be nearly/approximatelyŠ|¾„(n)|negative-*approximation, nearlyŠ|¾
nurmucmao,÷<nur+mu(t)c(e)+ma(dz)o=moderate-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(3n)|K *moderate (the amount of) B caused/used by D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *moderation.|¾
nurmue,÷<nur+mu(tc)e=less-much>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is more-*moderate/less-*extreme than J in quality B.|[G­JB] 	¾„(1a)|*sober/*moderate/*temperate, not extreme.|¾„(av)|*moderately/*pretty/*quite/*rather, rather.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*moderation/*moderateness, mass prop.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *moderation, a state/condition.|¾
nurnitcko,÷<nur+nit(ci)+cko(zu)=un-neat-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 4.2¾„(2v)|N *disorder D (unintentional).|[N­D] 	¾
nurnitmao,÷<nur+nit(ci)+ma(dz)o=un-neat-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 4.2¾„(2v)|K *disorder D (intentional).|[K­D] 	¾
nurpea,÷<nur+pe(nt)a=pointed>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(1a)|B is *pointed.|[B­] 	¾
nurpeckia,÷<nur+pe(t)c(i)+ki(ts)a=reverse-pay-copulate>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2n)|K is a *prostitute of community F|[K-F] 	¾
nurpei,÷<nur+pe(tc)i=amount-paid>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '85 2.1¾„(3n)|C is a/the *payment, amount paid by D for B.|[C­DB] 	¾
nurpenvau,÷<nur+pen(so)+va(tl)u=think-value-(worthy)>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(2a)|B is *considerable, thought to be worthy of consideration by S.|[B­S] 	¾
nurpeo,÷<nur+pe(ns)o=1st conv. of think, thinkable>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(a)|*conceivable/*thinkable/*imaginable, of thoughts that can be thought|[P­KB] 	¾„(n)|P is a *thought that K thinks/can think about B.|¾„(2n)|B is a *topic/*subject for *thought to K|¾„(3a)|P is *thinkable/*conceivable/*imaginable by K about subject/topic B|¾
nurpifsiukra,÷<nur+pif(no)+si(lt)u+kra(ku)=not-often-shake(low-frequency)-cry>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *groan/*moan/*growl at/for S, any low frequency cry.|[K­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *groan/*moan/*growl, instance of low frequency crying.|¾
nurpio,÷<nur+pi(fn)o=conv. of frequent>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*infrequent/*rare/*uncommon/*unusual, rarer than, conv. of frequent.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is less-*frequent than J.|¾„(av)|*infrequently/*rarely/*seldom, seldom.|¾
nurpli,÷<nur+pli(zo)=conv. of use>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3a)|B is *useful to D for purpose P.|[B­DP] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *utility/*usefulness, a spec. property.|¾
nurplifao,÷<nur+pli(zo)+fa(nd)o=useful-end>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3n)|B is a *function with action V acting on D.|[B­VD] 	¾
nurplisange,÷<nur+pli(zo)+sange=use-suggest>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(4v)|K *advise D to use means V to achieve end P.|[K­DVP] 	¾„(n)|an *advisor, one who ­es.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *advice, a recommended act/means.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *advice, an act of ­ing.|¾
nurpoa,÷<nur+po(nd)a=conv. of respond>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3n)|P is a/the *response/*reaction of organism S to stimulus V.|[P­SV] 	¾
nurpoalimji,÷<nur+po(nd)a+limji=response-limit>|¿|2_Cpx|JFC '83 3.7¾„(2n)|C is a/the *threshold of process V, the point below which there is no response.|[C­V] 	¾
nurponlai,÷<nur+pon(su)+la(nd)i=owned-land>|¿|2_Cpx|KAD/JCB/RAM '85 2.8¾„(3n)|B is an *estate of D in location N.|[B­DN] 	¾
nurponsei,÷<nur+pon(su)+se(tc)i=owned-set>|¿|2_Cpx|KAD/JCB/RAM '85 2.8¾„(2n)|B is the *estate of D.|[B­D] 	¾
nurpou,÷<nur+po(ns)u=conv. of possess>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|B is *owned by D.|[B­D] 	¾„(n)|a *property/*possession, a thing ­ed byŠ, see possess.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*property, collective term.|¾
nurpra,÷<nur+pra(se)=conv of process>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.1¾„(3n)|B is a *stage/*state/*condition of system F undergoing process V.|[B­FV] 	¾
nurprati,÷<nur+prati=conv. of price>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|B *cost C, sold for priceŠ|[B­C] 	¾
nurpro,÷<nur+pro(ju)=produced>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2n)|P is some/the *output of process V.|[P­V] 	¾
nurpue,÷<nur+pu(rf)e=a comparison standard>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *standard for N, an ideal or base for comparison of other instances.|[B­N] 	¾
nurpunmou,÷<nur+pun(tu)+mo(rd)u=pained(sore)-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is more *painful/*sore than J to organism D.|[G­JD] 	¾
nurpuu,÷<nur+pu(nt)u=conv. of pain>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|a *pain, a specific source of pain.|[S­D] 	¾„(2v)|S be-*sore/*ache/*hurt the organism D.|¾„(a)|*sore/*painful, of hurting body-parts ofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *painfulness/*soreness/*hurt, a state of a part's ­ing.|¾
nursaa,÷<nur+sa(np)a=conv. of sign>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(n)|a *producer of signŠto recipientŠwith resultŠ| 	¾„(3n)|V is a *referent/*designatum/*meaning/*sense/*significance of/thing designated by sign B to D.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*sense/*meaning, collective term.|¾
nursae,÷<nur+sa(ns)e=sensed>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *stimulus, one which is received.|[B­] 	¾
nursancue,÷<nur+san(pa)+cu(ts)e=(signified)-say>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *identify B as D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *identification, the result of identifying.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *identification, the action thereof.|¾
nursantia,÷<nur+san(pa)+ti(sr)a=sign-meaning-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 2.1¾„(3v)|K *assign (meaning) P to S.|[K­PS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *assignment, spec. instance of ­ing, as a value to a variable.|¾
nursia,÷<nur+si(tf)a=placed>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '87 2.6¾„(2a)|*situated/*located atŠ|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *case/*argument of predicate/verb F.|¾
nurska,÷<nur+ska(lu)=conv. of scale>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2n)|N is a *dimension, scalable property of B, pl.set.|[N­B] 	¾
nurski,÷<nur+ski(tu)=conv. of sit>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *seat, anything one can sit on.|[B­] 	¾
nursri,÷<nur+sri(te)=written>|¿|1_Cpx|L4/RAM '87 2.5¾„(3)|B is a written *note/*message/*work/ *text/*theme/*composition/*document about V written by K.|[B­VK] 	¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|*literature, the mass of written material on/about topicŠ |¾
nursru,÷<nur+su/r(na)=conv. of injure>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|D is a/the *victim-of/is-*injured-by V.|[D­V] 	¾
nurstakao,÷<nur+sta(di)+ka(kt)o=dramatic(staged)-role>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *part/*role/*character in play/drama F.|[B­F] 	¾
nursua,÷<nur+su(rv)a=those-who-are-served>|¿|1_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(2n)|B is the *customer/*client/*patron of service K.|[B­K] 	¾
nursudna,÷<nur+sudna=conv. of sudden>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more *gradual/less-*sudden than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*gradually/*little-by-little/by-*degrees, gradually, conv. of sudden.|¾„(av)|*gradually, little by little.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *gradualness, a spec. property.|¾
nursuilista,÷<nur+su(nd)i+lista=sent-list>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(1n)|B is an *invoice, a content list of a package.|[B­] 	¾
nursuvsei,÷<nur+su(r)v(a)+se(tc)i=those-who-are-served-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(2n)|B are the *customers/*clientele/*practice/*trade of service K.|[B­K] 	¾
nurtcucle,÷<nur+tcu(re)+cle(si)=picture-object-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(a)|*abstract/*non-representational, as of photos, paintings|[B­K] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *abstract-picture by K.|¾
nurteisatci,÷<nur+te(dj)i+satci=attentioned(topic/subject)-start>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2v)|K *introduce (subject/book/topic) B.|[K­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*introduction, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a (specific) *introduction (toŠ).|¾
nurtia,÷<nur+ti(sr)a=selected>|¿|1_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(3a)|B is/are a *choice/*pick/*select/*elite of F according to N.|[B­FN] 	¾„(n)|*choice/*selection/*pick, the person/object chosen.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *elite/*select, mass term.|¾
nurtiatciha,÷<nur+ti(sr)a+tciha=selected-child>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is an *adopted-child of D with biological parents S.|[B­DS] 	¾
nurtifsei,÷<nur+tif(ru)+se(tc)i=offered-set>|¿|2_Cpx|BW/JCB/RAM '83 3.3¾„(3n)|B is a/the *supply of F corresponding to demand N.|[B­FN] 	¾
nurtreci,÷<nur+treci=conv. of interesting>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2a)|B is *interested in/by V.|[B­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *interest/*interestedness, a spec. state.|¾
nurvau,÷<nur+va(tl)u=conv. of value>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *value/*prize B at equivalent value C.|[K­BC] 	¾
nurvea,÷<nur+ve(dm)a=conv. of sell>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B are some/the *goods/*merchandise/*wares/*purchase (s) sold by K,that which is sold, conv. of sell.|[B­K] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*merchandise, goods, mass term.|¾
nurveldru,÷<nur+ve(s)l(o)+d(i)r(l)u=contents-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/RAM '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K *tip-over/*overturn/*upset/*spill contents B onto D.|[K­BD] 	¾
nurvembuu,÷<nur+ve(d)m(a)+bu(kc)u=merchandise-book>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *catalog from vendor S|[B­S] 	¾
nurvia,÷<nur+vi(zk)a=seen>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '89 7+¾„(3a)|B is *visible to D against background F.|[B­DF] 	¾
nurvizlei,÷<nur+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=seen-permit>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *exhibition of N.|[B­N] 	¾
nurvri,÷<nur+vri(ci)=conv. of river>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2n)|B is the *valley/drainage-*basin of river/river-system F.|[B­F] 	¾
nurzakrymou,÷<nur+zakr(a)+y+mo(rd)u=ground-more>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.0¾„(a)|*fine/*powdery.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *finer/more-*finely-divided than J.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*coarse.|¾
nusoa,÷<nu+snola>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*therefore (consequence)Š| 	¾
nusoaki,÷<nu+snola+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*hence/*consequently/*therefore/*thus/*so, of entailment, with ki in 'nusoakiŠkiŠ; best translated Šbecause(premise)Š'.| 	¾
nutra,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.6¾„(3a)|B is *neutral in dispute/struggle V between parties D.|[B­VD] 	¾„(n)|a *neutral, one who is neutral.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*neutrality, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *neutrality, a state of being ­ral.|¾
nuu,÷<numcu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether-Š,-Š (A), one word between terms.| 	¾„(af )|a combining form of numcu, number.*|¾
nuunoi,÷<nu+u+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*whetherŠ, notŠ' as 1 word between terms.| 	¾
nuz,÷<nuzvo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of nuzvo, news.*| 	¾
nuzbei,÷<nuz(vo)+be(rt)i=news-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *reporter, one who ­s news.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *report news B to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *report, a ­ed thing/piece of news.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *report, an act of ­ing.|¾
nuzfansui,÷<nuz(vo)+fan(ve)+su(nd)i=news-reverse-send>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 1.9¾„(4v)|K *report/*send-back news B from S to sender D.|[K­BSD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *report, an act of sending newsŠfromŠback toŠ|¾
nuzveo,÷<nuz(vo)+ve(sl)o=news-vessel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|B is a *newspaper/*magazine/*periodical issued by S to D each period C.|[B­SDC] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*press , collective for periodicals.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|(the)-*press, periodical publishers.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*publish, a periodical, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *publisher, of periodicals, q.v.|¾
nuzvo,÷nuz ¿÷<3/3E news; 3/5F nouvelle; 3/6R novost; 3/6S nuevas>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|V is a piece of *news/*tidings about B from source S.|[V­BS] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*news, mass term of instances|¾Used in: lidgudnuzvo; nuzbei; nuzfansui; nuzveo; ¾
o,|LW|L4 '75 1.8¾„(c)|*if-and-only-if/*means/is-*equivalent-to/*provided-that, logical equivalence between terms.| 	¾
O'strraix,÷<Österreich>|¿|Name|L4 '87 3.6¾„(na)|*Austria, the country.| 	¾
oa,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|I/he/they-*must/it-is*obligatory/*necessary-thatŠ, exp. of ethical obligation.| 	¾
oe,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|it is*better/*preferable-thatŠ<, exp. of ethical preference.>.| 	¾„(i)|I/he/they *should/*ought-toŠ, exp. of ethical preference.|¾„(i)|I-would-*prefer-thatŠ<, exp. of ethical preference.> .|¾
ofi,÷<o + ­fi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(l)|*o, latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
oi,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*yes/(I)(he)(they)-*mayŠ<, exp. of ethical permissibility.>.| 	¾„(i)|(it is)all-right/*OK/*permissible-thatŠ, exp. of ethical permissibility.|¾
oksi,÷<ISV oxygen>|¿|Bor.|JCB '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is some *oxygen, the 8th element (O).|[B­] 	¾«‹ ci te„»(n)|some *ozone, O3.|¾«‹ ci to„»(n)|some molecular *oxygen, O2.|¾Used in: oksiydji; ¾
oksiydji,÷<oksi+y+dji(ne)=oxygen-join>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.6¾„(2v)|K *oxidize/*rust D.|[K­D] 	¾
olvi,÷<Lin. Olea>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '75 5.0¾„(1n)|B is an *olive.|[B­] 	¾Used in: olviytri; ¾
olviytri,÷<olvi+y+tri(cu)=olive-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is an *olive tree.|[B­] 	¾
Oma,÷<O + ­ma>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(l)|*O, latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
once,÷<E. ounce, used only there>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2)|B measures C in *ounce (s), 1/16 of an avoirdupois pound.|[B­C] 	¾
onoi,÷<o+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|or-*else, exclusive sense between terms.| 	¾„(c)|*orŠbut not both, one word between terms.|¾„(c)|*unless,Šmeans notŠ, between terms.|¾„(c)|*or, exclusive sense, 'eitherŠorŠbut not both', between terms.|¾„(c)|*means not, a connective between terms.|¾
optiki,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *optical, pert. to optics.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*optics, mass term.|¾Used in: optikiyelhektroniysensi; ¾
optikiyelhektroniysensi,÷<optiki+y+elhektroni+y+sensi=optical-electronic-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|*optoelectronic, pert. to optoelectronics.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is some *optoelectronics.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*optoelectonics, mass term.|¾
Ordovician,÷<from a Br. tribe>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«la ‹„»(1a)|the *Ordovician, a geological period| 	¾
ordoviciani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *ordovician, pert. to the Ordovician period.|[B­] 	¾
ordre,÷<Eng.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is a Linnaean *order, between family and class.|[B­] 	¾
orga,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is an *organ with function V from creature S.|[B­VS] 	¾
organi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *organism of type F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*organic, pert. to organisms, or material derived therefrom.|¾Used in: organiymetli; ¾
organiymetli,÷<organi+y+metli=organo-metal>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*organometallic, pert. to such cpds.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *organometallic cpd. of F (pl.set)|¾
orgeli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *organelle of F.|[B­F] 	¾
orhangutani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *orangutang of/from S.|[B­S] 	¾
orhiolo,÷<L. Oriolus>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *oriole from S.|[B­S] 	¾
orhogenesi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *orogenesis of V, mountain-building.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*orogenetic, pert. to orogenesis|¾
orthogenesi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*orthogenetic, pert. to orogenesis|[B­D] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *orthogenesis of D, directed evolution.|¾
oskhiladori,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *oscillator of frequency C.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*oscillatory, pert. to oscillation.|¾
osmio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *osmium, element 76 (Os).|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*osmic, pert. to osmium.|¾
osmmosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*osmotic, pert. to osmosis.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is some *osmosis, diffusion of liquids through a membrane.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*osmosis, mass term.|¾
ostheoblasti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *osteoblast, a bone forming cell.|[B­] 	¾
Ostrelias,÷<E. Australia>|¿|Name|JFB '88 12+¾„(na)|*Australia, the country/continent.| 	¾
ostri,÷<österreich-Austria>|¿|Bor.|L4 '90 3.6¾„(1a)|B are *Austrian people.|[B­] 	¾
ostro,÷<österreich-Austria>|¿|Bor.|L4 '90 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *Austrian culture.|[B­] 	¾
ostrrela,÷<L.Australia>|¿|Bor.|JFB '88 3.4¾„(1n)|B is an *Australian-*aboriginal language.|[B­] 	¾
ostrreli,÷<L.Australia>|¿|Bor.|JFB '88 3.4¾„(1n)|B is an *Australian-*aboriginalperson.|[B­] 	¾Used in: ostrreliykaa; ¾
ostrreliykaa,÷<ostrreli+y+ka(ml)a=Australian-origin>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 3.4¾„(1n)|B is of *Australian-*aboriginal extraction.|[B­] 	¾
ostrrelo,÷<L.Australia>|¿|Bor.|JFB '88 3.4¾„(1n)|B is an *Australian-*aboriginal culture.|[B­] 	¾
otharidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *otary/*sea-lion/*eared-seal from S.|[B­S] 	¾
ou,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|it-doesn't-*matter-whetherŠ, an expression of ethical indifference.| 	¾„(i)|*never-mind/*no-matter/*so-whatŠ<, an expression of ethical indifference.>.|¾
ovha,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *ovum from S.|[B­S] 	¾
ovhari,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *ovary from S, an egg-producing organ.|[B­S] 	¾
ozhoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *ozone, a triatomic form of *oxygen.|[B­] 	¾
ozi,÷<o + ­zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(l)|*omega, greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
pa,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*before, operator before event terms.| 	¾„(va)|Š­ed, sign of the past tense.*.|¾„(av)|*before, tense operator before predicates.|¾„(c)|*before, conjunction before clauses.|¾«‹ ta„»(av ph)|*formerly/*before that.|¾«‹ ti„»(av ph)|*before-this.|¾
pac,÷<patce>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of patce, apparatus.*| 	¾
pacdou,÷<pa(t)c(e)+do(ns)u=apparatus-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *equip/*fit-out D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|an *equipper, one who equips.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|the/some *equipment, that with whichŠis ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*equipped, of one who is ­ed withŠ|¾
pacenoina,÷<pa+ce+noi+na>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|is-no-*longer/was-but-is-not-*now/*used-to-be, a connected tense operator.| 	¾„(av)|no-*longer/notŠany-*mors, a connected tense operator.|¾
pacgei,÷<pa(t)c(e)+ge(ts)i=apparatus-get>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.7¾„(3v)|K *equip/*outfit undertaking V for purpose P.|[K­VP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *equipping/*outfitting (ofŠforŠ).|¾
packe,÷¿÷<4/5E pocket; 2/3F poche; 3/5H pakit; 3/6J poketto; 2/4G tasche>|¿|92% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *pocket of/in F, e.g. a garment.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: packycai; ¾
packycai,÷<pack(e)+y+ca(nl)i=pocket-amount>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *pocketful/*pocket of B.|[C­B] 	¾
pacmao,÷<pa(t)c(e)+ma(dz)o=device-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2v)|K *devise B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *devisor, one who devisesŠ|¾
pad,÷<padzi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of padzi, cushion.*| 	¾
padkua,÷<pad(zi)+ku(vg)a=pad-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pillow-case of pillow D.|[B­D] 	¾
padyduo,÷<pad(zi)+y+du(rz)o=pad-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(3v)|K *cushion/*pad/*encase D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*padding, material for padding.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*padded, conv. of pad.|¾
padzi,÷pad ¿÷<3/4H gaddi; 2/3E pad; 2/6C dien dz; 2/7R podushka>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a *cushion/*pillow/*pad, general term.|[B­] 	¾Used in: hedpadzi; padkua; padyduo; ¾
pae,÷<prase>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*etc/*et-cetera/*and-soforth/on, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of patce, apparatus.*|¾
paf,÷<pafko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pafko, dig.*| 	¾
pafa,÷<pa+fa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(va)|*was/*were going toŠ, sign of past progressive tense, english inexact.| 	¾
pafcavcai,÷<paf(ko)+cav(le)+ca(nl)i=spade-quantity>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *spadeful of B.|[C­B] 	¾
pafcavle,÷<paf(ko)+cavle=dig-shovel>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(1n)|B is a *spade, a shovel, a tool for digging.|[B­] 	¾
pafko,÷paf ¿÷<3/3C pao; 2/3H khod-na; 2/4R kopa-t>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(3v)|K *dig/*scoop up/out B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *digger, one who/that which ­s.|¾Used in: fanpafko; nazbypafko; pafcavcai; pafcavle; ¾
pai,÷<parti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of parti, part.*| 	¾
Pai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*P, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
paicko,÷<pa(rt)i+cko(zu)=part-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|N *segment/*partition F into parts B, plural set, nonintentional.|[N­FB] 	¾„(n)|a *partition, that which divides.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *partition, a segment, conv. of divide.|¾
paiflo,÷<pa(rt)i+fo/l(ma)=partly-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|F is partly-*full of/filled with B.|[F­B] 	¾
paigru,÷<pa(rt)i+gru(pa)=part-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*partisan/*factional, pert. to factions/parties.|[N­BF] 	¾„(3n)|N is a *party/*faction/*subgroup including members B of group F.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *partisan/*party-member, member of partyŠof groupŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*partisan, pert. to faction members.|¾«nu ‹„»(ph)|be on the *side ofŠ, , of partisans, q.v.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *partisanship, being a partisan.|¾
paimra,÷<pa(rt)i+ma/r(ka)=part-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *punctuation-mark of form N for purpose P.|[B­NP] 	¾
paintu,÷<E.pint>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B measure(s) C in *pint (s), default 1. Specify gleco or merko.|[B­C] 	¾«gleco ‹„»(2n)|measure(s)Šin Imperial *pint (s) (10 Imperial Fl. oz.), default 1.|¾«merko ‹„»(2n)|measure(s)Šin US *pint (s) (8 US Fl. oz.), default 1.|¾
pak,÷<pasko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pasko, before.*| 	¾
pakcia,÷<pa(s)k(o)+ci(rn)a=before-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K learn B before learning B (*learn-before)|[K­BB] 	¾
pakcue,÷<pa(s)k(o)+cu(ts)e=before-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(n)|a *forecaster/*prophet/*soothsayer.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *forecast/*foretell/*prophesy/*predict V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*foretold/*predicted.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *forecast/*prophesy/*prediction, foretold event.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *forecast/*prophesy/*prediction, an act of ­ing.|¾
pakhane,÷<Illinois pakani>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pecan Ÿrom S.|[B­S] 	¾
paknomtai,÷<pa(s)k(o)+no(r)m(a)+(s)ta(l)i=before-average-stand>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '85 2.6¾„(2v)|K *rise/*get-up earlier than average C.|[K­C] 	¾
paknurmaosensi,÷<pa(s)k(o)+nur+ma(dz)o+sensi=past-artifact-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a fact/law/principle of *archeology/*archaeology.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*archeology/*archaeology, the science of early man|¾
paknurpei,÷<pa(s)k(o)+nur+pe(tc)i=future-payable>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 4.6¾„(3a)|B is *overdue for payment to (payee) D for (goods/services) V.|[B­DV] 	¾
paknurpli,÷<pa(s)k(o)+nur+pli(zo)=before-used>|¿|2_Cpx|R
AM '91 1.8¾„(3a)|B is *used/*second-hand/*preowned by D for P.|[B­DP] 	¾
paknurvia,÷<pa(s)k(o)+nur+vi(zk)a=before-seen>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '88 7+¾„(1n)|V is a *deja-vu experience, an irrational feeling that something is familiar.|[V­] 	¾
pakpuapli,÷<pa(s)k(o)+pu(rd)a+pli(zo)=previous-words-use>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '89 3.6¾„(3v)|K *quote/*cite B for purposes P.|[K­BP] 	¾
pakstimao,÷<pa(s)k(o)+sti(se)+ma(dz)o=before-stop-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *prevent D from doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *prevention, an act of ­ing.|¾
paktciha,÷<pa(s)k(o)+tciha=before-child>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 13+¾„(2n)|B is a *foetus of (species) F.|[B­F] 	¾
pal,÷<spali>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of spali, side.*| 	¾
palci,÷¿÷<4/5E polish; 4/5H palish; 2/3S pul-ir; 2/3F pol-ir; 3/5C shua syi; 4/7G politur; 3/7R polirov-at>|¿|63% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *polish.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*polish, mass term.|¾
paldio,÷<(s)pal(i)+di(rc)o=side-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 12+¾„(1av)|B is *sideways.|[B­] 	¾
Paleolitik,÷<Gr. old stone>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|the *Paleolithic, old stone age.| 	¾
Paleozoik,÷<Gr. old animal>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|the *Paleozoic, a geological period.| 	¾
palgoi,÷<(s)pal(i)+go(dz)i=side-go>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *step-aside to avoid B|[K­B] 	¾
palhadio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *palladium, element 46 (Pd).|[B­] 	¾
palheoliti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is *paleolithic, pert. to that period.|[B­] 	¾
palheozoiki,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is *paleozoic, pert. to that period.|[B­] 	¾
paljao,÷<(s)pal(i)+ja(gl)o=side-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *yaw of angle C. (Left/right longitudinal angle of aircraft's attitude)|[V­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is an amount of *yaw|¾
palmaci,÷<Lin. Palmaceae>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *palm-tree, a tree of the family Palmaceae.|[B­] 	¾
palmio,÷<(s)pal(i)+mi(tr)o=side-meat>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a/the *loin, portion of animal between ribs & hips.|[B­] 	¾
palsea,÷<(s)pal(i)+se(tf)a=side-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.7¾„(2v)|K set-*aside B.|[K­B] 	¾
paltancea,÷<(s)pal(i)+t(r)an(a)+ce(nj)a=side-turn-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1v)|B *overturn/*capsize.|[B­] 	¾
paltancko,÷<(s)pal(i)+t(r)an(a)+cko(zu)=side-turn-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/JJ '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *overturn B, unintentionally|[K­B] 	¾
paltanmao,÷<(s)pal(i)+t(r)an(a)+ma(dz)o=side-turn-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *overturn B, intentional act.|[K­B] 	¾
palto,÷¿÷<2/3H alu; 3/5F patate; 3/6E potato; 2/4S papa; 3/6J poteto; 3/7G kartoffel; 2/9R kartofiel>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *potato from S.|[B­S] 	¾
palylia,÷<(s)pal(i)+y+(c)li(n)a=side(facing)-line>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a *column, general term for a line of troops, text etc.|[B­] 	¾
pam,÷<patmi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of patmi, dough.*| 	¾
pamfru,÷<pa(t)m(i)+fru(ta)=pastry-fruit>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a *pie/*tart, fruit cooked in a pastry shell.|[B­] 	¾
pampelmuse,÷<Eur.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *grapefruit from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pamymio,÷<pa(t)m(i)+y+mi(tr)o=pastry-meat>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a *meat *pie.|[B­] 	¾
pan,÷<panba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of panba, pan.*| 	¾
pana,÷<pa+na>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(va)|*was/*were thenŠ-ing, sign of the past coincident tense.| 	¾
panba,÷pan ¿÷<2/3E pan; 2/3C pan; 2/4F bassin; 2/4G bassin; 2/5S bacia>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *pan/*basin, shallow container for cooking etc.|[B­] 	¾Used in: pancai; pangrato; ¾
pancai,÷<pan(ba)+ca(nl)i=pan-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *panful/*pan of B.|[C­B] 	¾
panda,÷¿÷<Chinese>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *panda.|[B­] 	¾
pande,÷¿÷<panda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *panda-like, pertaining to pandas.|[B­] 	¾
pandi,÷¿÷<panda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *panda-cub, an infant panda.|[B­] 	¾
pando,÷¿÷<panda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *panda.|[B­] 	¾
pandu,÷¿÷<panda>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *panda, the non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
pangrato,÷<pan(ba)+grato=pan-cake>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.0¾„(1n)|B is a *pancake.|[B­] 	¾
panhi,÷¿÷<Lin. Pan>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chimpanzee/*pygmy-chimpanzee/*bonobo from S.|[B­S] 	¾
panki,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.3¾„(3v)|D (show)-*panic by doing K during crisis V.|[D­KV] 	¾„(a)|*panicked/*panicky, seized with panic.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*crisis, one giving rise to panic, q.v.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*panic, mass term of such states.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*panic, the mass of such acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(av)|*panicky, of panicky behavior.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*panic, a spec. state of panic.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*panic, an act showing panic.|¾
pankreasi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pancreas from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pankreatiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|D suffer from *pancreatitis.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *pancreatitis.|¾
pansu,÷¿÷<3/4E pine; 2/3C sung; 3/5J matsu; 2/4S pino; 2/4G Pinie; 3/8H sanaubar>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a/some *pine tree(s) of region/range F.|[B­F] 	¾
pantrogloi,÷<L Pan troglodytes>|¿|Bor.|RAM '01 7+¾„(n)|B is a *chimpanzee from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pantu,÷¿÷<2/4C ku dz; 3/7H patlun; 2/5E pants; 3/8R herbalon; 2/6S herbalone-s; 2/6G herbalone>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a pair of *trousers/*pants.|[B­] 	¾Used in: jitpantu; nenpantu; pantyjuo; ¾
pantyjuo,÷<pant(u)+y+(d)ju(p)o=pants-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a pair of *suspenders/*braces (U.K.)|[B­K] 	¾
pao,÷<pasko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pasko, before.*| 	¾
paobra,÷<pa(sk)o+bra(na)=before-born>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *prenatal/*antenatal.|[B­] 	¾
paodja,÷<pa(sk)o+dja(no)=before-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(3v)|*know-that-Š-will-happen under conditionŠ <K­PN>.|[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K *predict/*foresee/*foretell/*prophesy V under condition N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*prediction (mass act). <V­>.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *prediction, a predicted event.<P­KN>.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *prediction, an act of ­ing something. <V­KPN>.|¾
paodju,÷<pa(sk)o+dju(di)=before-judgment>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.7¾„(3v)|K *prejudge matter S to be D.|[K­SD] 	¾„(a)|*biased/*prejudiced, one who ­s.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*bias/*prejudice, mass property.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unbiased/*indifferent/*unprejudiced, one who has not prejudgedŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *bias/*prejudice.|¾
paondu,÷<E. pound>|¿|Bor.|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is worth C *pound (s), English unit of currency.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*pound (£), the mass of all pounds.|¾
paorjui,÷<pa(sk)o+r+ju(pn)i=before-opine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K have-an-*impression/early-*opinion of/about B that V.|[K­BV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(1n)|*impression (a specific early opinion). <D­PK>.|¾
paorlinkui,÷<pa(sk)o+r+(c)lin(a)+ku(nc)i=former-line-kin>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2n)|S is an *ancestor/*forefather of descendant B.|[S­B] 	¾
paorlivsesmao,÷<pa(sk)o+r+(c)liv(i)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=past-life-science-maker>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *paleontologist, a worker in paleontology.|[B­] 	¾
paosri,÷<pa(sk)o+sri(te)=before-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1a)|B is *primitive/*preliterate/*uncivilized, as of societies.|[B­] 	¾
papa,÷<pa+pa>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(va)|*had-(been)Š-ed, sign of the past perfect tense.| 	¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*already/by-*then, by this (time), a modifying phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*already/by-*then, by that (time), a modifying phrase.|¾
paphaie,÷<L. Carica papaya>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *papaya, a tropical fruit from S.|[B­S] 	¾
paphilionidi,÷<Lin. Papilionidae>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *papilionid, a swallow-tailed butterfly.|[B­] 	¾
Papilionidae,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Papilionidae, a butterfly family.| 	¾
papre,÷pre ¿÷<4/5S papel; 4/5G papier; 3/4E paper; 3/5F papier>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a piece/sheet of *paper.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*paper, made of paper.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*paper, mass term.|¾Used in: ciapre; cirpregei; ctepre; cuepre; fomcuepre; fompresri; fomsripre; godbeopre; grujetpre; leipre; letpredou; nampre; nampredou; parponpre; peirkoipre; ponpre; pospre; posyratpre; preberveo; precme; precmeveo; prefodlae; prepiu; pretua; preveo; ranjypre; rofpre; surbypre; tordurcuepre; ¾
par,÷<parti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of parti, part.*| 	¾
parcai,÷<par(ti)+ca(nl)i=part-number>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3n)|J is the *proportion/*fractional part of G that does/contains N|[J­GN] 	¾
parcartu,÷<par(ti)+cartu=part-map>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *table-of-contents of (book/periodical) F.|[B­F] 	¾
parcea,÷<par(ti)+ce(nj)a=parts-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(2v)|F *resolves/*separates into parts/elements B, by itself; cf. parmao.|[F­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(1n)|the mass of such *resolutions/*spontaneous-separations.|¾«po ‹„»(2n)|is a *resolution/*spontaneous-separation of whole...into parts...; cf. po parmao. |¾
parda,÷¿÷<pardu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *leopard.|[B­] 	¾
parde,÷¿÷<pardu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *leopard-like, pertaining to leopards.|[B­] 	¾
pardi,÷¿÷<pardu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *leopard kitten, an infant leopard.|[B­] 	¾
pardo,÷¿÷<pardu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *leopard.|[B­] 	¾
pardu,÷¿÷<L pardus>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *leopard, the non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
pardui,÷<par(ti)+du(vr)i=parts-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.8¾„(3v)|K *resolve F into components B.|[K­FB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *resolution ofŠ, a specific instance of ­ing.|¾
parfaomao,÷<par(ti)+fa(nd)o+ma(dz)o=part-end>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *adjourn/*suspend proceeding V until C.|[K­VC] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*suspended/*adjourned, of partly ended proceedings.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *suspension/*adjournment, a state of being ­ed.|¾
pargrukii,÷<par(ti)+gru(pa)+ki(nc)i=party-comp'n>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(4n)|B is a *comrade/*co-partisan of B in party/faction V of F.|[B­BVF] 	¾„(ph)|on-the-*side-of, be a co-partisan ofŠ, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *comradeship, a state of co-partisanship.|¾
parhaa,÷<par(ti)+ha(sf)a=part-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is an/the *apartment/*flat of D.|[B­D] 	¾
parhamymao,÷<par(ti)+ha(r)m(o)+y+ma(dz)o=parts-harmonize>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *coordinator, one who ­s.|[K­BF] 	¾„(3v)|K *coordinate parts/tasks B of system/project F.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*coordinated, of coordinated systems.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*coordinated, of coordinated parts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *coordination, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾«po fu ‹„»(a)|*coordinated, a state of being ­ed.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *coordination, a state of being ­ed.|¾
parhanoiai,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*paranoid, suffering from paranoia.| 	¾„(1n)|D suffer from *paranoia, an insanity characterized by delusions.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *paranoia.|¾
parhui,÷<par(ti)+hu(tr)i=partially-destroy>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.6¾„(3v)|K *mar/*deform/*mutilate D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu‹„»(a)|*mutilated, the thing ­ed.|¾«po‹„»(n)|an instance of *mutilation (ofŠbyŠ).|¾
Paris,÷<F. Paris>|¿|Name|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾«mela ‹„»(a)|*Parisian, as in mela Paris hotle, a Parisian hotel.| 	¾
parka,÷¿÷<Amerind>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *parka of D.|[B­D] 	¾
parkapni,÷<par(ti)+kapni=partly-open>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1a)|B is partly-*open/*half-open/*ajar.|[B­] 	¾
parmao,÷<par(ti)+ma(dz)o=part-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *segment/*partition/*resolve F into parts B, plural set, intentional.|[K­FB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *partition, a segment, conv. of divide/resolve. |¾
parmarpli,÷<par(ti)+mar(ka)+pli(zo)=part-mark-use>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *punctuate D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*punctuation, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *punctuation.|¾
parpee,÷<par(ti)+pe(nr)e=part-parent>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2n)|S is a *co-parent of child/children/offspring P.|[S­P] 	¾
parponpre,÷<par(ti)+pon(su)+p(ap)re=part-own-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B isÝa *stock/*share-of-stock in company F.|[B­F] 	¾
parpou,÷<par(ti)+po(ns)u=part-owner>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|B is a *partner/*part-owner/*stockholder of company F with share C.|[B­FC] 	¾
parsatifusi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*paratyphoid, pert. to the disease.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D suffer from *paratyphoid, a disease resembling typhus/typhoid fever.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a case of *paratyphoid fever.|¾
parsea,÷<par(ti)+se(tf)a=part-put>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(4v)|K *install B in D for P.|[K­BDP] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*installation, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *installation (ofŠinŠforŠ).|¾
parsele,÷<E parsley>|¿|Bor.|L1 '89 8.1¾„(1n)|B is a portion/quantity of *parsley.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*parsley, mass term.|¾
parti,÷par pai ¿÷<4/4E part; 5/5F partie; 4/5S parte; 2/5R chast>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*partially/*partly/in-*part, partly/partially.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *part/*portion/*fraction/*segment/*piece/*share of F, a whole.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *whole, made of parts, conv. of segment.|¾Used in: baspai; bukpai; cerpripai; cirpai; conpai; cunpai; dampai; djipai; faslypai; fecpai; fipdampai; flopai; fodpai; forklupai; frepai; furgalpai; ganpai; ganrorpai; genpai; gunpai; gushebpai; hebtcipai; hospai; jugpai; kalmazpai; klupai; lidgarpai; natpaspai; nedprapai; nergenpai; ninpai; ninpaireckai; notpai; nunrarpai; paicko; paiflo; paigru; paimra; parcai; parcartu; parcea; pardui; parfaomao; pargrukii; parhaa; parhamymao; parhui; parkapni; parmao; parmarpli; parpee; parponpre; parpou; parsea; pecpai; pogpai; polpai; ponpai; ponparbatsia; pripai; purpai; rarpai; rodpai; rorgenpai; rorgenparduo; rorparcea; sacpai; setpai; sicpai; sicypolpai; smazvofodpai; spapai; specypai; sropai; stafikpai; stepai; surnarmypai; tanlinpai; tcenypai; tolpai; turpai; turpaisti; ¾
pas,÷<pasko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pasko, before.*| 	¾
pasdribuu,÷<pas(ko)+dri(ki)+bu(kc)u=past-remember-book>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '91 3.7¾„(4n)|P is a *diary/*journal/*memoir of K for period from S to D.|[P­KSD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *diarist.|¾
pasfurvea,÷<pas(ko)+fur+ve(dm)a=before_buyer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(n)|a *subscriber of/toŠ|[K­BVC] 	¾„(4v)|K *subscribes to periodical B for interval V by paying price C|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*subscribers of/to periodicals, mass term|¾«lo ‹ je da„»(n)|the *subscribers of/to X, partial mass term.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*subscription, the mass of such events. V (K-BVC)|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *subscription byŠtoŠ E.g., Lepo miŠda ga meisto ne nirne.  My subscription to X lasts one year. V (K­BVC)|¾
pasgoi,÷<pas(ko)+go(dz)i=before-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|K *precede/go-*earlier-than/go-*before B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(ph)|*after-you!/*go-first, imperatives.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *precedence, an act of going before.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*precedence, property of one who ­s.|¾
pasgozdio,÷<pas(ko)+go(d)z(i)+di(rc)o=before-go-direction>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|V is a *course-(made-good) by vessel B thru points C.|[V­BC] 	¾
pashumsensi,÷<pas(ko)+hum(ni)+sensi=past-human-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a fact/law/principle of *paleoanthropology.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*paleoanthropology, the science of early man|¾
paskao,÷<pas(ko)+ka(kt)o=before-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(av)|*beforehand/in-*advance.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *act before/in-advance-of B.|¾
pasko,÷pas pak pao ¿÷<3/4 F passé; 2/3 C kou; 4/6 S pasado; 2/4E past>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(pp)|*before/*earlier-thanŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*former, earlier in time thanŠ|¾„(av)|*early/*previously, at an earlier time.|¾„(2v)|K *precede/*come-before D.|¾„(a)|*before/*former/*over/*preceding/*previous/(in the)-*past.|¾Used in: darpao; hispao; lispao; lisyneapao; melpao; mucpao; natpaspai; nedpao; nerpasdei; nerpasnai; norpaskia; norpasnurvia; pakcia; pakcue; paknomtai; paknurmaosensi; paknurpei; paknurpli; paknurvia; pakpuapli; pakstimao; paktciha; paobra; paodja; paodju; paorjui; paorlinkui; paorlivsesmao; paosri; pasdribuu; pasfurvea; pasgoi; pasgozdio; pashumsensi; paskao; pasnai; pasnie; pasnoa; pastaa; pasvei; pasviu; snipao; terpasdei; torpasdei; torpasnai; tsepao; ¾
pasnai,÷<pas(ko)+na(tl)i=before-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is an/the *evening/early-*night of day F.|[B­F] 	¾
pasnie,÷<pas(ko)+ni(rn)e=before-year>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is the *year-before D/*yesteryear.|[B­D] 	¾
pasnoa,÷<pas(ko)+no(rm)a=before-average>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 2.6¾„(a)|*early, incomplete form.|[B­C] 	¾„(2a)|B is *earlier (in time) than norm C.|¾
paspo,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4n)|B is a *passport issued to D by country S for travel to D.|[B­DSD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*passport-holder, converse of passport.|¾Used in: paspyble; ¾
paspyble,÷<pasp(o)+y+ble(ka)=passport-look>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *inspects passport of B|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|*passport *inspector/*official|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*passport *inspection/*control (event of)|¾
pastaa,÷<pas(ko)+ta(kn)a=before-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2v)|K *prophesy/*predict/*foretell about V.|[K­V] 	¾
pasti,÷¿÷<3/3F pate; 4/5S pasta; 4/5G paste; 3/4E paste; 2/3C tie>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.1¾„(a)|*paste, made of paste.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *paste/*glue.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*paste/*glue, paste, mass term.|¾Used in: pastycli; pastyduo; pastytcu; ¾
pastycli,÷<past(i)+y+cli(ka)=paste-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.8¾„(2a)|G is more *pasty than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *pastiness, a property of being pasty.|¾
pastyduo,÷<past(i)+y+du(rz)o=paste-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(3v)|K *paste/*glue B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
pastytcu,÷<past(i)+y+tcu(re)=paste-picture.>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(4n)|P is a *collage depicting B, made from S by artist K.|[P­BSK] 	¾
pasvei,÷<pas(ko)+ve(tc)i=before-happening>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2a)|B is *preliminary to V.|[B­V] 	¾
pasviu,÷<pas(ko)+vi(dj)u=before-view>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3n)|P is a *draft/*preview of project/work N prepared by K.|[P­NK] 	¾«fu ‹„»(3v)|*draft/*preview workŠin documentŠ <K­NP>.|¾
pat,÷<patpe>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of patpe, pot.*| 	¾
patcai,÷<pat(pe)+ca(nl)i=pot-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *potful/*pot of B.|[C­B] 	¾
patce,÷pac pae ¿÷<-b23/3C chi; 3/6R apparat; 3/6G apparat; 3/7S aparato; 2/7E apparatus>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|B is an *apparatus/*equipment/*device for doing K, any device forŠ|[B­K] 	¾Used in: balpae; bamkuspypae; botliupae; bourtolpae; capypae; dirtolpae; jugpae; kofkledypae; kokpae; kopypae; krapae; kunpae; kunsonpae; latflepae; livpae; metysaspae; minfauplepae; nodyduvpae; pacdou; pacgei; pacmao; pedsilpae; plepae; privizpae; rorholpae; skipae; sniklupae; ¾
patheli,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|L1 '89 8.1¾„(1n)|B is a *patella/*kneecap (a patella is also a *limpet)|[B­] 	¾
pathogeniki,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|L1 '89 8.1¾„(a)|*pathogenic, pert. to pathogens|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *pathogen of type F, illness-causing.|¾
patmi,÷pam ¿÷<3/4F paté; 3/5E(I) pasta; 3/5H mathri; 3/5S(I) pasta; 2/4C mien>|¿|47% C_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 10+¾„(1n)|B is some *dough/*pasta or food made from same, i.e. noodles, spaghetti, pastry, pie-crust, etc.|[B­] 	¾Used in: pamfru; pamymio; ¾
patnakso,÷<pat(pe)+nakso=pot-repair>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(n)|a *tinker, an itinerant repairer of household equipment|[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *tinker/*repair-pots|¾
patpe,÷pat ¿÷<3/3E pot; 3/4S pote; 2/3C pen>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *pot, a deep container.|[B­] 	¾Used in: patcai; patnakso; picypatpe; zlupypatpe; ¾
pavha,÷¿÷<pavhu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *peahen, a female *peafowl from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pavhe,÷¿÷<pavhu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2a)|G is more *peafowl-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
pavhi,÷¿÷<pavhu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *peafowl-chick, a baby peafowl from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pavho,÷¿÷<pavhu>|¿|D_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *peacock, a male *peafowl from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pavhu,÷¿÷<Lin. Pava sp.>|¿|S_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is any *peafowl from S, generic term.|[B­S] 	¾
paz,÷<pazda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pazda, pause.*| 	¾
paza,÷<pa+za>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*recently/shortly-*before, before predicates.| 	¾„(pp)|shortly-*beforeŠ, before event terms.|¾„(va)|*lately/*newly/*recentlyŠ-ed, not too long ago, a modified tense operator.|¾„(c)|shortly-*beforeŠ, before event clauses.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|a short time *ago, before this (moment).|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|a while *ago, shortly before this.|¾
pazda,÷paz ¿÷<2/3E pause; 2/3F paus-er; 2/4S paus-ar; 2/6C deng dai>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *waiter, one who awaits events/persons. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *await/*pause/*wait-for event/person D before doing V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *waiting/*wait/*pause, an event/state of ­ing. |¾Used in: cirpazda; linpazda; pazfiu; pazfro; pazgoi; pazhao; pazkeo; pazkru; pazlia; pazyspu; pazyspumou; rirpazmao; turpazda; ¾
pazfiu,÷<paz(da)+fi(br)u=pause-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|K is *impatient in situation N.|[K­N] 	¾
pazfro,÷<paz(da)+fo/r(li)=pause-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *patient in situation N.|[B­N] 	¾
pazgoi,÷<paz(da)+go(dz)i=pause-go>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 3.0¾„(2v)|K *waver/*hesitate/*falter about V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hesitation/*wavering, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hesitation (aboutŠ).|¾
pazhao,÷<paz(da)+ha(rk)o=pause-shelter>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *shelter for P, any waiting or resting shelter.|[B­P] 	¾
pazi,÷<pa+zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*just-beforeŠ, before event terms.| 	¾„(av)|*just-now/*lately, immediately before, before predicates.|¾„(av)|*before, just, before predicates.|¾„(c)|*just-beforeŠ, before event clauses.|¾„(va)|*justŠ-ed/was-just (now a), a modified tense operator.|¾«‹ ta„»(ph)|*just-then, just before that, a mod. phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(ph)|*just-then, just before this, a mod. phrase.|¾
pazkeo,÷<paz(da)+(c)ke(m)o=pause-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(3v)|B is a *pause of C for P.|[B­CP] 	¾
pazkru,÷<paz(da)+kru(ma)=wait-room>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *waiting-room of establishment F.|[B­F] 	¾
pazlia,÷<paz(da)+(c)li(n)a=waiting-line>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *queue/*line of persons waiting for event/service V. Cf., linpaa, to queue up/wait in line for something.|[F­V] 	¾
pazu,÷<pa+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|long-*ago, a tense operator before predicates.| 	¾„(c)|*long-before, some event, before clauses.|¾„(pp)|*long-before, some event, before terms.|¾«‹ ti„»(ph)|*long-ago, long before this, a mod. phrase.|¾
pazyspu,÷<paz(da)+y+spu(ro)=pause-expert>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(av)|*patiently, with patience.|[B­DV] 	¾„(3a)|B is *patient with D in matter V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*patience, general property.|¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*impatience, general property.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*impatient (withŠinŠ), not patient.|¾
pazyspumou,÷<paz(da)+y+spu(ro)+mo(rd)u=patient-more>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(3a)|G is more *patient than J with N.|[G­JN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*impatient thanŠwithŠ|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *impatience, a spec. property.|¾
pe,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*of, the general possessive word, as in 'the boat of john'.| 	¾
pea,÷<nea>|¿|LW|JCB '89 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of penta, point.* | 	¾„(ms)|(+) positive sign, sign of a positive number.*.  |¾
pearjao,÷<pe(nt)a+r+ja(gl)o=sharp-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*acute, as of angles.|[B­SD] 	¾„(3n)|B is a/the *acute-angle between S and D.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *acuteness, as of angles, a property.|¾
peartrufa,÷<pe(nt)a+r+trufa=point-roof>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *spire/*steeple of building F|[B­F] 	¾
peasko,÷<pe(nt)a+sko(ri)=pointed-bolt>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(1n)|B is a *screw/*wood-screw, any pointed bolt.|[B­] 	¾
peb,÷<spebi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of spebi, specific.*| 	¾
pebdja,÷<(s)peb(i)+dja(no)=special-knowing>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.1¾„(1a)|B is *technical.|[B­] 	¾
pebkea,÷<(s)peb(i)+(c)ke(l)a=special-school>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.8¾„(2n)|F is an *Academy for B, a special school.|[F­B] 	¾
pebleu,÷<(s)peb(i)+le(ng)u=special-language>|¿|2_Cpx|KS '96 7+¾„(2n)|V is an *argot/*jargon/*technical-vocabulary used by K.|[V­K] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a user of *jargon/*argotŠ|¾
pebsei,÷<(s)peb(i)+se(tc)i=special-set>|¿|2_Cpx|KS '96 7+¾„(4n)|B, a token or label, is a *logical-*set of denumerable objects/members/elements F with a defining property indicated by their membership in some superset S, and with cardinality C.|[B-FSC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *superset specifying the *defining *property of the membersŠof some set|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|the *cardinal *number of the members/elementsŠof some set; cf. konte.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *membership of/are the *members/*elements of setŠ|¾
pebtaa,÷<(s)peb(i)+ta(kn)a=specific-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7.4¾„(a)|a *specific, of one who ­fies.|[K­BVP] 	¾„(4v)|K *specify details B of task/project/goal V for P.|¾„(n)|a *specifier, one who gives ­cations.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *specification, a prop. used in ­fying.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *specification, an act of ­fying.|¾
pebtia,÷<(s)peb(i)+ti(sr)a=special-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(4v)|K *favor/be-*partial-to G over J in matter V.|[K­GJV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*partiality/*favoritism, mass acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*favored, pert. to favorites.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *favorite, a favored one/thing.|¾
pebtiadju,÷<(s)peb(i)+ti(sr)a+dju(di)=specific-select-judge>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(4a)|K is *unjust/*unfair to D in decision P in case/matter V.|[K­DPV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*unjust, of decisions.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *injustice, being unjust toŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *injustice, receiving injustice.|¾
pebtoa,÷<(s)peb(i)+to(kn)a=special-take>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *despecialize/*make-*ordinary B just like any other thing of the same type by doing V|[K­BV] 	¾
pebyjio,÷<(s)peb(i)+y+(d)ji(p)o=specifically-important>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*special/*important, special.|[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*especially, in an important manner.|¾„(2a)|G is more *special/*specifically-important than J/|¾
pebyresfu,÷<(s)peb(i)+y+resfu=special-clothing>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.8¾„(3n)|B is a *costume of S for P.|[B­SP] 	¾
pec,÷<petci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of petci, pay.*| 	¾
peckia,÷<pe(t)c(i)+ki(ts)a=pay-copulate>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2v)|K pays for *sex with B|[K­B] 	¾
peckoi,÷<pe(t)c(i)+ko(rj)i=pay-order>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(4v)|K draw-a-*check to D for amount C on bank B.|[K­DCB] 	¾
pecpai,÷<pe(t)c(i)+pa(rt)i=pay-part>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|V is an *installment/*payment of amount C on merchandise B.|[V­CB] 	¾
ped,÷<pendi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pendi, hang.*| 	¾
pedcea,÷<pe(n)d(i)+ce(nj)a=hang-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2v)|D is/are *suspended from N.|[D­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *suspension, being suspended fromŠ|¾
pedmao,÷<pe(n)d(i)+ma(dz)o=hang-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *hang/*suspend B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *suspension, an act of ­ing.|¾
pedsilpae,÷<pe(n)d(i)+sil(tu)+pa(tc)e=hang-oscillate-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|WDG '83 2.6¾„(1)|B is a *swing, a play device for children.|[B­] 	¾
pedsiu,÷<pe(n)d(i)+si(lt)u=hang-oscillate>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG '83 2.6¾„(3v)|K *swing/*sway from B under the influence of N.|[K­BN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *swing, an instance of ­ing.|¾
pee,÷<penre>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of penre, parent.*| 	¾
peebru,÷<pe(nr)e+bru(di)=parent-brother>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a/the-*uncle of D through parent S.|[B­DS] 	¾
peefra,÷<pe(nr)e+fa/r(fu)=parent-father>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/RAM '85 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a *grandfather of D through parent S.|[B­DS] 	¾
pei,÷<petci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of petci, pay.*| 	¾„(l)|*p, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
peinrirda,÷<pe(tc)i+n+rirda=pay(ment)-record>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *receipt for payment C.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*receipts for expenditures, mass term.|¾
peircue,÷<pe(tc)i+r+cu(ts)e=pay-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.1¾„(a)|*engaging/*hiring (Što doŠ).|[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *engage/*hire person D to do P.|¾«fu ‹„»(2n)|an *engagement (ofŠbyŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*engaged/*hired (byŠto doŠ).|¾
peirkoipre,÷<pe(tc)i+r+ko(rj)i+p(ap)re=pay-order-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(5n)|B is a *check/*draft drawn by K to D for C on bank N.|[B­KDCN] 	¾
peirtuasti,÷<pe(tc)i+r+tu(rk)a+sti(se)=pay-work-stop>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*retired, of one who has retired.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *retiree, one who is retired.|¾„(2v)|K *retire from career V.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*retirement, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *retirement, an act/state of ­ing.|¾
pej,÷<penja>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of penja, sponge.*| 	¾
pejduo,÷<pe(n)j(a)+du(rz)o=sponge-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.6¾„(3v)|K *sponge-(up) B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾
pejycli,÷<pe(n)j(a)+y+cli(ka)=sponge-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is *spongier, more like a sponge than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*spongy, more sponge-like thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sponginess, a spec. property.|¾
pelpi,÷¿÷<2/2C pi; 3/4E pelt; 3/4S piel>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(a)|*leather/*skin/*hide, made of leather.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *hide/*pelt/*skin/piece-of-*leather from animal S.|¾Used in: hebpelpi; ¾
pelto,÷¿÷<3/4E yellow; 3/4R zhelt-yoi; 2/4H pila; 2/4G gelb>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|G is more *yellow than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *yellow, a yellow thing/person.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*yellow, the color, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *yellowness, a spec. property.|¾
pelvi,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*pelvic, pert. to the pelvis.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *pelvis of F.|¾
pen,÷<penso>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of penso, think.*| 	¾
penbi,÷¿÷<3/3E pen; 2/2C bi; 3/3J pen; 2/4R pero>|¿|64% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *pen, for writing.|[B­] 	¾Used in: penbysri; ¾
penbysri,÷<penb(i)+y+sri(te)=pen-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *pen/*write D with a pen.|[K­D] 	¾
pencka,÷<pen(so)+cka(no)=thoughtfully-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|K is *considerate-of/thoughtfully-*kind to D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*thoughtfulness/*considerateness, mass term.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*thoughtless, neg. of considerate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *consideration, a spec. act.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|a *thoughtlessness, a property.|¾
penckaflo,÷<pen(so)+cka(no)+fo/l(ma)=thought-kind-full>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *thoughtful/*considerate.|[B­] 	¾
penckamou,÷<pen(so)+cka(no)+mo(rd)u=thought-kind-more>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(2a)|G is more *thoughtful than J.|[G­J] 	¾«nu ‹„»(2a)|more *thoughtless thanŠ|¾
pencle,÷<pen(so)+cle(si)=think-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|B is *rash/*reckless/*thoughtless with/about V.|[B­V] 	¾
pendi,÷ped ¿÷<4/4S pend-er; 4/6E depend; 2/3F pend-re; 2/4C diao>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*pendant/*hanging, pert. to that which ­s.|[B­D] 	¾„(2v)|B *hang from D.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*suspension, as in a suspension bridge.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hanging, an event/act of ­ing.|¾Used in: pedcea; pedmao; pedsilpae; pedsiu; refpedtru; ¾
penfiu,÷<pen(so)+fi(br)u=thought-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2v)|K *think shallowly about V.|[K­V] 	¾
penflo,÷<pen(so)+fo/l(ma)=thought-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(a)|*pensive/*reflective, preoccupied withŠ|[B­V] 	¾„(2a)|B is *thoughtful-about/*preoccupied-with V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*thoughtless, conv. of pensive.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pensiveness, a spec. state.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *thoughtfulness/*reflectiveness, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *thoughtlessness, a property.|¾
penfoa,÷<pen(so)+fo(rm)a=think-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *thought-form/*way-of-thinking used by K under conditions N|[B­KN] 	¾
penfro,÷<pen(so)+fo/r(li)=thought-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2v)|K *think strongly/profoundly about V.|[K­V] 	¾
penhicilini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *penicillin, an antibiotic.|[B­] 	¾
penja,÷pej ¿÷<3/5E sponge; 2/5H spanj; 2/4F eponge; 3/7S esponja; 2/6J kaimen; 2/7C hai mie>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.6¾„(1n)|B is a *sponge.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*sponge, made of sponge.|¾Used in: pejduo; pejycli; ¾
penre,÷pee ¿÷<3/5 E parent; 3/5 S padre; 3/5 C ken pen>|¿|35% C_Prim|PI '87 1.3¾„(2n)|S (possibly collective) is/are *parent s of child/children P.|[S­P] 	¾Used in: livpeecle; nurmerpee; parpee; peebru; peefra; penrygui; penrykai; penrysitci; penrysoe; rarnurpee; samterpee; samtorpee; tispee; torpee; torsamtorpee; ¾
penrie,÷<pen(so)+(t)ri(m)e=think-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tool-for-*thought used by K|[B­K] 	¾
penrygui,÷<penr(e)+y+gu(nt)i=parent-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *motherland/*fatherland/*homeland/*country/*nation/*land of F.|[B­F] 	¾
penrykai,÷<penr(e)+y+ka(tl)i=parent-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *inherit B from ancestor(s) S.|[K­BS] 	¾
penrysitci,÷<penr(e)+y+sitci=parent('s)-city>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(2n)|B is the *hometown/*native-town of F.|[B­F] 	¾
penrysoe,÷<penr(e)+y+so(rm)e=parent-sister>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 1.9¾„(3n)|B is a/the-*aunt of D through parent S.|[B­DS] 	¾
pensai,÷<pen(so)+sa(nt)i=think-silent>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1v)|K is *pensive/*thoughtful and *silent|[K­] 	¾
pensla,÷<pen(so)+sla(no)=think-slowly.>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.1¾„(1)|B is *dull/*stupid/*slow.|[B­] 	¾
penso,÷pen peo ¿÷<4/4S pens-ar; 4/6E pensive; 2/3F pens-er; 2/4H soch-na>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*thoughtful, reflective aboutŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *think/*consider/*reflect/*reason/*contemplate about V.|¾„(n)|a *thinker/*reasoner, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*thought, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*reason, mass term of properties.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*thoughtless, neg. of reflective.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *subject, of a thought, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thought/*consideration/*reflection/*contemplation, an act of thinking.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *thoughtfulness/*reason, a prop. of a thinker.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|a *thoughtlessness, a property.|¾Used in: blipeo; conpeo; danpeo; fadpeo; fatpencle; fatpeo; furpeo; kubpeo; kukpeo; lodpeo; nerpeo; nirsaspeo; nurpenvau; nurpeo; pencka; penckaflo; penckamou; pencle; penfiu; penflo; penfoa; penfro; penrie; pensai; pensla; tcepeo; tcupenflo; tcupeo; tcutrapeo; vefpeo; ¾
penta,÷pet pea ¿÷<3/4F pointe; 2/3J ten; 3/5E point; 2/4C dien>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *spur/*goad/*point/*prong/*tine, any pointed thing, see pointed.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *point of F.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*pointed/*sharp, having a ‹.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *sharpness, as of points, a property.|¾Used in: ckepea; fagpea; ganpea; gozmazpea; lanbiepea; nurpea; pearjao; peartrufa; peasko; petfao; petholmao; pethou; petmao; tepypea; ¾
peo,÷<penso>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of penso, think.*| 	¾„(l)|*pi, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
peptidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *peptide, a subunit of proteins.|[B­] 	¾
per,÷<pernu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pernu, person.*| 	¾
perdja,÷<per(nu)+dja(no)=person-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2v)|D *know (s) person F.|[D­F] 	¾
perdri,÷<per(nu)+dri(ki)=person-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *remember/*recognize person B|[K­B] 	¾
perflo,÷<per(nu)+fo/l(ma)=people-full>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more *crowded than J (with peoople).|[G­J] 	¾
pergrobou,÷<per(nu)+gro(da)+bo(ts)u=people-ship>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a passenger *ship/*liner.|[B­] 	¾
perhoksidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *peroxide of F.|[B­F] 	¾
perjiokri,÷<per(nu)+(d)ji(p)o+kri(do)=person-important-creed>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7.4¾„(a)|*individualistic, pert. to persons.|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *individualistic than J.|¾„(n)|an *individualist (person-believer).|¾
perkaisei,÷<per(nu)+ka(tl)i+se(tc)i=person-quality-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2n)|B is the *personality of F.|[B­F] 	¾
perkarti,÷<per(nu)+karti=people-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *coach/*buggy/*shay, used for transporting people.|[B­] 	¾
perkri,÷<per(nu)+kri(do)=person-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *believer, of someone.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *believe/have *faith/*confidence in person D in/about N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*faith, mass term of acts of belief.|¾«no ‹„»(vt)|*disbelieve, persons, neg. of believe.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unbelievable/*incredible, not believable, persons.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*credible/*believable, of persons.|¾«nu ‹„»(av)|*credibly, in a credible manner.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *faith, a spec. property of believingŠ|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *credibility, of persons.|¾
perkrisio,÷<per(nu)+kri(do)+si(st)o=person-creed>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *individualism, an ideology.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*individualistic, pert. to creeds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*individualism, general term.|¾
perla,÷¿÷<3/3 E pearl; 4/4 R perl; 5/5 S perla; 4/4 F perle; 4/5 G Perle>|¿|57% C_Prim|PI '88 2.5¾„(2n)|B is a *pearl from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pernu,÷per peu ¿÷<3/4E person; 3/4C ren u; 4/6F personne; 4/6G person; 4/7R persona; 4/7S persona>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a/some *person/*people.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*people, mass term.|¾Used in: cefpeu; danrypeu; dirdonpeu; dupypeu; grupersange; grupeu; jiorpeu; lalpeu; lanpeu; macpeu; murpeu; nornespeu; norsicpeu; noryrispeu; notgunpeu; notpeu; perdja; perdri; perflo; pergrobou; perjiokri; perkaisei; perkarti; perkri; perkrisio; perperti; perpli; perplisti; persange; perspi; pertsitoa; plekaopeu; ralperpli; rorperkri; rorperkrisio; rorpeu; stupeu; tepypeu; vempeu; zavcanpeu; zavpeu; zvogunpeu; zvopeu; ¾
perperti,÷<per(nu)+perti=person-pertaining>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(1a)|V is *personal, referring to a person; e.g. a personal remark.|[V­] 	¾
perpli,÷<per(nu)+pli(zo)=person-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(n)|an *employer, one who hires.|[K­DPC] 	¾„(4v)|K *employ/*engage/*hire person D to do P for salary/wage C.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *work/*job, that for whichŠis employed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *worker/*employee, one who is hired.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *employment, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *work/*employment/*job, a state of being ­ed.|¾
perplisti,÷<per(nu)+pli(zo)+sti(se)=employ-stop>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(3v)|K *fire/*dismiss/*discharge D from employment B.|[K­DB] 	¾
persa,÷¿÷<Lin. Pyrus>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 5.5¾„(1n)|B is a *pear/a quantity of pears from source S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*pear (s), mass term.|¾
persange,÷<per(nu)+sange=person-suggest>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 4.3¾„(3n)|K *nominate D for position N.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|*nominator, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*nominee/*nomination/*candidate, one ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*nominated, conv. of ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *nomination ofŠto positionŠ, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
persiki,÷<Lin. Amygdalus persica>|¿|Bor.|FR/JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *peach from S.|[B­S] 	¾
perspi,÷<per(nu)+spi(cu)=person-spirit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V is the *soul/*spirit of F.|[V­F] 	¾
perti,÷¿÷<5/7F pertinent; 3/5E pertain; 5/10S pertinente; 3/10R prinadlej-at>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*pertinent/*germane/*relevant, pertinent toŠ|[B­N] 	¾„(2v)|B *treat-of/*relate-to/*pertain-to/*concern/be-*about/be-*relevant to N.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*irrelevant, does not relate toŠ|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *irrelevance, a spec. state/condition.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *relevance/*pertinence, relevance, a spec. property.|¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *irrelevance, a spec. property.|¾Used in: perperti; pertyfeo; pertyfeokli; pertymao; ¾
pertsitoa,÷<per(nu)+tsi(me)+to(kn)a=person-crime-take>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *kidnap (s) D for purpose P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|a *kidnapper.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *kidnapping.|¾
pertyfeo,÷<pert(i)+y+fe(kt)o=pertinent-fact>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(av)|*evidently, according to evidence.|[B­V] 	¾„(v)|*bear onŠ|¾„(2n)|B is some *evidence relating to/bearing on V.|¾„(a)|*relevant/*evidential, pert. to evidence.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*relevance, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*evident, supported by evidence.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/some *relevance, a specific property.|¾
pertyfeokli,÷<pert(i)+y+fe(kt)o+kli(ri)=pertinent-fact-clear>|¿|3_Cpx|jlt/JCB/RAM '86 2.1¾„(2a)|B is *evident/*clear to D.|[B­D] 	¾„(av)|*evidently/*patently/*clearly.|¾
pertymao,÷<pert(i)+y+ma(dz)o=relevant-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *make-*relevant to D|[K­BD] 	¾
pesro,÷¿÷<S peso>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is worth C in *peso (s), latin-American unit of currency.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*peso, the mass of all pesos.|¾
pesta,÷¿÷<S peseta>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is worth C in *peseta (s), Spanish unit of currency.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*peseta, the mass of all pesetas.|¾
pet,÷<penta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of penta, point.*| 	¾
petci,÷pec pei ¿÷<3/3E pay; 2/2F paye; 2/3C syin; 3/6R platit>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *payer, one who pays.|[K­CDB] 	¾„(4v)|K *pay C to D for goods/services B.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *payee, one who is paid, conv. of payer.|¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*paid-for, of things for which one pays.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *commodity, a paid-for object/service.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*payable/*paid/*due, pert. to amounts of pay, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *expense (ofŠtoŠ), that which is ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *payment, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: famymiapei; futnurpei; naznurpei; nurpeckia; nurpei; paknurpei; peckia; peckoi; pecpai; peinrirda; peircue; peirkoipre; peirtuasti; plinurpei; plipei; rilrynurpei; turpei; ¾
petfao,÷<pe(n)t(a)+fa(nd)o=pointed-end>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *point/pointed-end of F.|[B­F] 	¾
petholmao,÷<pe(n)t(a)+hol(du)+ma(dz)o=pointed-hole-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 3.2¾„(3v)|K *prick/*stab D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
pethou,÷<pe(n)t(a)+ho(ld)u=pointed-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *prick/*stab with S, a pointed hole made byŠ|[B­S] 	¾
petmao,÷<pe(n)t(a)+ma(dz)o=pointed-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(n)|a *point, the pointed part ofŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *sharpen/*point D, makesŠpointed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*pointed, artifically, conv. of sharpen.|¾
petri,÷¿÷<3/3C pei; 3/8S distribu-ir; 3/8F distribu-er; 3/10E distribute>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 7+¾„(3v)|K *share-out/*spread/*distribute B to/among D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *distributor, one who/that which ­es.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*distributable, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *distribution, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: dridypetri; klepetri; krepetri; kubpetri; malpetri; nenpetri; petrysei; pubpetri; spapetri; vempetri; zvopetri; ¾
petrysei,÷<petr(i)+y+se(tc)i=share-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(3n)|F is a *multiple, a subset of some superset S, over whose members some claim V is *distributed. E.g., 'Le neni mrenu' in 'Le neni mrenu ga merji' designates a multiple. Contrasts with 'setci', q.v. Usage: Li, le neni mrenu, lu namsaa ne petrysei je lea |[F­SV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *claim *distributed over each member of a multiple.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *superset of a set corresponding to a multiple|¾
peu,÷<perti>|¿|LW|L4 '88 15+¾„(av)|*re/*concerning/*as-for.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of pernu, person.*|¾«‹ mi„»(ph)|*as_for-me/for-my-*part.|¾
pi,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾«pi‹„»(pm)|*decimal-point/*point/*percent, as in 'point one/ten percent ofŠ'.| 	¾
pia,÷<pa+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*until, continuously before, with terms. | 	¾„(c)|*until, continuously before, with clauses.|¾„(op)|continuous past tense: *was-ing/being-Š|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*hitherto/*until-now, until this (time), a mod. phrase.|¾«‹ ti„»(ph)|*up_till-now, until this moment, a mod. ph.|¾
pianfa,÷<I. pianoforte>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *piano.|[B­] 	¾
piazu,÷<pia+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|for all that time *until now, adverb and before preds.| 	¾„(c)|*long_before-then and *until, with clauses.|¾„(pp)|*long_before-then and *until, before terms.|¾
pic,÷<pinca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pinca, urine.*| 	¾
picgodru,÷<pi(n)c(a)+godru=urine-drain>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *urinal, of the kind found in lavatories.|[B­] 	¾
picpro,÷<pi(n)c(a)+pro(ju)=urine-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 12+¾„(2v)|K *urinate on/in B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *urination, an act of ­ing.|¾
picveo,÷<pi(n)c(a)+ve(sl)o=urine-vessel>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *bladder of F, a urine-retention organ. |[B­F] 	¾
picyketli,÷<pi(n)c(a)+y+ketli=urine-kettle>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *urinal (such as used by hospitals).|[B­] 	¾
picypatpe,÷<pi(n)c(a)+y+patpe=urine-pot>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *chamber-pot.|[B­] 	¾
pid,÷<pinda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pinda, pin.*| 	¾
pidri,÷¿÷<3/3C pir; 4/6J peiji; 3/5H prishth; 2/4E page>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a *page of document F.|[B­F] 	¾
pidyduo,÷<pi(n)d(a)+y+du(rz)o=pin-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(3v)|K *pin B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
pie,÷<pirle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pirle, parallel.*| 	¾
pieklu,÷<pi(rl)e+ku/(t)l(a)=parallel-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(3v)|K *cut/*slice F into (parallel) slices D.|[K­FD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *slice (ofŠbyŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sliced, <cut into parallel slices>.|¾
pif,÷<pifno>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pifno, often.*| 	¾
pife,÷<pi+fe=.5>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(ms)|*one-half, the number .5 in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*half/*fifty_percent/*point-five ofŠ, a quantifying operator.|¾
pifgoi,÷<pif(no)+go(dz)i=often-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(4v)|K *frequent/*habituate/*haunt/habitually-*go-to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *habitue, one who frequents a spec. place.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *haunt (byŠ), place frequently visited.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*frequented, conv. of frequent.|¾
pifkao,÷<pif(no)+ka(kt)o=frequent-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(n)|a *practicer/*exerciser, one who ­s.|[K­VP] 	¾„(3v)|K *exercise/*practice V/do-Š-*frequently for purpose P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *practice/*exercise, a spec. act of practicing.|¾
pifkuo,÷<pif(no)+ku(sm)o=frequent-custom>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.1¾„(1a)|B is *continual, happening repeatedly.|[B­] 	¾
pifno,÷pif pio ¿÷<2/3E often; 4/6C ping fan; 2/6G haeufig; 2/8R mnoga raz>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*recur, happen more frequently thanŠ|[G­JN] 	¾„(3a)|G is more *customary/*recurring/*usual/*frequent than J under condition N.|¾„(av)|*customarily/*often/*usually/*commonly, frequently.|¾„(n)|a *recurrence, a spec. frequent event.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *recurrence, a state of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *frequency, a property of being frequent.|¾Used in: nurpifsiukra; nurpio; pifgoi; pifkao; pifkuo; pifnoa; pifsilsoa; pifsocli; piftakma; piostu; ¾
pifnoa,÷<pif(no)+no(rm)a=frequency-norm>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*modal, pert. to modes.|[C­F] 	¾„(2n)|C is a/the *mode, most frequent value of distribution F.|¾
pifsilsoa,÷<pif(no)+sil(tu)+so(nd)a=often-shake(high-frequency)-sound>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1a)|B is *shrill.|[B­] 	¾
pifsocli,÷<pif(no)+socli=frequently-interacts-with>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 2.6¾„(2v)|K closely *associate/*interact with K.|[K­K] 	¾„(n)|a *crony/*associate ofŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a close *association/*interaction ofŠ, spec. instance.|¾
piftakma,÷<pif(no)+takma=often-attack>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(n)|*harrier (ofŠ), one who ­ies.|[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *harry D for reason/goal P.|¾
pik,÷<pikti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pikti, trillionth.*| 	¾
pikti,÷pik ¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *trillionth(US)/*billionth(UK) part of F, (10E-12) international prefix.|[B­F] 	¾
pil,÷<pilno>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pilno, plain.*| 	¾
pilblo,÷<pil(no)+blo(da)=plane-strike>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(1n)|V is a *slap/*smack/*blow made with an open hand or flat object.|[V­] 	¾
pilfitpi,÷<pil(no)+fitpi=plane-foot>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *fin/*flipper of creature F.|[B­F] 	¾
pilfoa,÷<pil(no)+fo(rm)a=plane-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *sheet of F, a planar form ofŠ|[B­F] 	¾
pilklurie,÷<pil(no)+ku/(t)l(a)+(t)ri(m)e=plane-cut-tool>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *plane, a smoothing tool.|[B­] 	¾
pilkoe,÷<pil(no)+ko(rc)e=planar-cord>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.7¾„(1n)|B is a *ribbon/*tape/*belt, a flat cordlike object.|[B­] 	¾
pilno,÷pil ¿÷<3/4E plane; 3/4S plan-a; 3/4G plan; 2/3C ping; 3/5R plosk-ii>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *plane-(surface) through points C.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*level/*flat/*even, flat, as of a plane.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *flatness/*evenness, a property of flatness.|¾Used in: curpilkoe; pilblo; pilfitpi; pilfoa; pilklurie; pilkoe; pilsni; sucypilno; tolpilno; totpilno; ¾
pilsni,÷<pil(no)+sni(re)=plane-near>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more-nearly-*flat/*flatter than J is/a plane surface thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *flatness, a spec. property.|¾
pin,÷<pinti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pinti, paint.*| 	¾
pinca,÷pic ¿÷<2/2E pee; 2/3C shao; 2/3R pis-at; 2/3F pis-er; 2/3G piss-en; 3/5H pesh2/4S urin-ar>|¿|71% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a quantity of *urine produced by S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*urine, mass term.|¾Used in: picgodru; picpro; picveo; picyketli; picypatpe; ¾
pinda,÷pid ¿÷<3/3J pin; 2/3E pin; 2/5H alpin>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *pin, a pointed fastener used for fabrics.|[B­] 	¾Used in: klopinda; pidyduo; ¾
pinduo,÷<pin(ti)+du(rz)o=paint-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *paint D color B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *painter, one who paints, e.g., a house.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*painted, conv. of paint.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *painting, a spec. act.|¾
pine,÷<pi+ne=.1>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(ms)|*one-tenth, the number, in math. exps.| 	¾„(a)|a *tenth/*ten_percent/point-one ofŠ, a quantifying oper.|¾
pingu,÷¿÷<3/3F pine; 4/5S pinga; 3/5E penis; 3/5C yang wu; 3/6H lingam; 2/5R penis; 2/5G penis>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *penis/*prick/*cock of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: mairpingu; ¾
pinhipedi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pinniped of type/genus F, the order of seals, walrus etc.|[B­F] 	¾
pinine,÷<pi+ni+ne=.01>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(ms)|one *one-hundredth, in math. exps.| 	¾„(a)|one *one_hundredth/one_percent/point_zero-one of, a quantifier.|¾
pinkremra,÷<pin(ti)+kre(ni)+ma/r(ka)=paint-ray-mark>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '83 3.2¾„(3n)|B is a *stripe of S on D.|[B­SD] 	¾
Pinnipedia,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Pinnipedia, the order of seals, walruses etc.| 	¾
pinrou,÷<pin(ti)+(b)ro(c)u=paint-brush>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2n)|K is a *paintbrush for P, tool for painting.|[K­P] 	¾
pinsi,÷¿÷<4/5H pensil; 3/5E pencil; 3/5S lapiz; 3/7C chien bi; 3/7J empitsu>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *pencil, instrument for writing.|[B­] 	¾
pintcu,÷<pin(ti)+tcu(re)=paint-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *painting/*portrait of S.|[B­S] 	¾
pintcumao,÷<pin(ti)+tcu(re)+ma(dz)o=painting-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(vt)|*paint, paintŠ, a painting.|[K­P] 	¾„(2n)|K is the *painter of painting P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *painting, a spec. act.|¾
pinti,÷pin ¿÷<4/4S pint-ar; 3/4E paint; 3/5C yu chi; 3/5J penki; 3/7G anstrich>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *paint.|[B­] 	¾Used in: mekherpinti; pinduo; pinkremra; pinrou; pintcu; pintcumao; zlupypinti; ¾
pio,÷<pifno>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of pifno, often.*| 	¾„(ms)|*plus/*and (+), sign of addition.|¾
piorheai,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|D suffer from *pyorrhea, a gum disease.|[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *pyorrhea.|¾
piostu,÷<pi(fn)o+stu(ci)=frequent-story>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *legend/*myth, an often-told story among peoples/cultures S.|[B­S] 	¾
pip,÷<piplo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of piplo, people.*| 	¾
pipcea,÷<pip(lo)+ce(nj)a=peopled-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2v)|F is *peopled/*populated with B.|[F­B] 	¾
pipgaikri,÷<pip(lo)+ga(rn)i+kri(do)=people-rule-system>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *democrat.|[B­] 	¾
pipgarsio,÷<pip(lo)+gar(ni)+si(st)o=people-rule-system>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(1n)|N is a *democracy.|[N­] 	¾
piplo,÷pip ¿÷<Int?>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|B are *people/*populace of place/land/country S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: hisypipstu; lidpipstu; majpipstu; pipcea; pipgaikri; pipgarsio; pipstu; ¾
pipstu,÷<pip(lo)+stu(ci)=people-story>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *folk-tale/*folk-story aboutŠtold by/among people S.|[B­S] 	¾
pir,÷<pirle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pirle, parallel.*| 	¾
pira,÷<pi+ra=.all>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*all/*one_hundred-percent of some individual or whole, a quantifier.| 	¾
pire,÷<pi+re=.most>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*more_than-half ofŠ, of individuals/wholesp.| 	¾„(a)|*most/*half_or-more of some individual or whole, a quantifier.|¾
pirhiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*pyritic, like pyrite.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is some *pyrite/*fool's-gold from S, an iron sulfide|¾
piri,÷<pi+ri=.few>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|a *little/*small-part of some individual or whole, a quantifier.| 	¾
pirle,÷pir pie ¿÷<4/7E parallel; 4/7R parallel; 4/7S paralel-o; 4/7F parallele; 4/7G parallel>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.9¾„(2v)|B is *parallel/is-*parallel to B.|[B­B] 	¾„(a)|*parallel, of that which is parallel toŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *parallelism, a spec. property.|¾Used in: nerpie; pieklu; ¾
pirmidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3n)|B is a *pyramid of base/side C and height C|[B­CC] 	¾
piro,÷<pi+ro=.much>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*much/a *large-part of some individual or whole, a quantifier.| 	¾
piru,÷<pi+ru=.enough>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*enough/a *sufficient-fraction of some indiv'l or whole, quantif'r.| 	¾
pis,÷<pismi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pismi, peace.*| 	¾
pisa,÷<pi+sa=.almost>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*almost-all of some individual or whole, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
pisflo,÷<pis(mi)+fo/l(ma)=peace-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is more *peaceful/*pacific than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*peacefulness, mass prop.|¾
pisi,÷<pi+si=less-than-.1>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*some/very-*little/*at-most a tenth ofŠ, an individual or whole.| 	¾
piskri,÷<pis(mi)+kri(do)=peace-believer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *pacifistic than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*pacifistic, of persons.|¾„(n)|a *pacifist (peace-believer).|¾
pisku,÷piu ¿÷<3/3E piece; 3/5R piesa; 3/5S pieza; 2/4C kuai>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *piece/*portion/*lump/*pane of F, a substance.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: cmapiu; cmapiucea; hompiu; kurjaopiu; lagpiu; lanpiu; mimpiu; minpiu; piurmao; piutcu; prepiu; rorpiu; torpiucea; vidpiu; ¾
pismi,÷pis ¿÷<3/3E peace; 2/3R mir; 2/3S paz; 2/7C tai peng>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is at-*peace-with B/*pacificŠ|[B­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *peace, a spec. state/condition.|¾Used in: pisflo; piskri; pisykrisio; ¾
pista,÷¿÷<L. Pistacia vera>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pistachio nut from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pisu,÷<pi+su=greater-than-.1>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*some/a *little/*at-least a tenth ofŠ, an individual or whole.| 	¾
pisykrisio,÷<pis(mi)+y+kri(do)+si(st)o=peace-creed>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *pacifism.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*pacifistic, of creeds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*pacifism, general term.|¾
Pithecanthopus,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *Pithecanthropus, an extinct man ape the order of seals, walruses etc.| 	¾
pitheci,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*pithecoid, pert. to ­s.|[B­FS] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *pithecoid, an ape-like creature of type/genus F from S.|¾
pito,÷<pi+to=.2>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(ms)|*one-fifth, the number, in math. exps.| 	¾„(a)|*one_fifth/*twenty_percent/*point-two ofŠ, a quantifying op.|¾
pitofe,÷<pi+to+fe=.25>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*one_quarter/twenty_five_percent/*point_two-five of, a quantifier.| 	¾„(ms)|*one-fourth, in math. expressions.|¾
pitsa,÷¿÷<Ital. pizza>|¿|N_Prim|JJ/RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *pizza with toppings F.|[B­F] 	¾
piu,÷<plizo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|in-*particular, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of pisku, piece.*|¾
piurmao,÷<pi(sk)u+r+ma(dz)o=pieces-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(a)|*dividing (ŠintoŠ).|[K­FB] 	¾„(3v)|K *divide F into pieces B.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*division, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*divided (byŠintoŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *division (ofŠintoŠ).|¾
piutcu,÷<pi(sk)u+tcu(re)=piece-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(4n)|P is a *mosaic depicting B made from S by artist K.|[P­BSK] 	¾
pizdo,÷¿÷<3/3E pea; 2/3C dou>|¿|45% C_Prim|JCB '90 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *pea from source S.|[B­S] 	¾
pla,÷<plata>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of plata, plate.*| 	¾
placai,÷<pla(ta)+ca(nl)i=dish-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *plateful/*dishful/*plate/*dish of B.|[C­B] 	¾
placenti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*placental, pert. to ­s.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *placenta of F.|¾
plado,÷lad ¿÷<4/4E plow; 3/4C pa dz; 3/5S arado; 2/4R plug>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.3¾„(1n)|B is a *plough/*plow.|[B­] 	¾Used in: ladyduo; ¾
plasea,÷<pla(ta)+se(tf)a=dish-put>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *set-table D with tableware B.|[K­DB] 	¾«lo fu ‹„»(n)|*tableware, mass term.|¾
plasimi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *plasma of B.|[F­B] 	¾
plata,÷pla ¿÷<4/4G platte; 4/5S plato; 3/4E plate; 3/4F plaque; 2/3J ita; 2/4H thali; 2/7R tarelka>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a*dish/*plate, a flat dish used for serving food.|[B­] 	¾Used in: conpla; conplacai; gropla; laipla; placai; plasea; skapypla; skapyplaclemao; ¾
platihelminthesi,÷<Lin. Platyhelminthes>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *platyhelminth of type/genus F, a *flatworm|[B­F] 	¾
platino,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *platinum, element 78 (Pt).|[B­] 	¾
Platyhelminthes,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the phylum of *Platyhelminthes, a flatworm.| 	¾
ple,÷<pleci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pleci, play.*| 	¾
plebekti,÷<ple(ci)+bekti=play-thing>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(1n)|B is a *toy/*plaything.|[B­] 	¾
pleci,÷ple ¿÷<4/4E play; 2/4C yu shi>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *play with D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *player, one who plays.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *playing/*play, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: canple; minfauplepae; plebekti; pledei; plefoa; plegru; plekamda; plekanpi; plekao; plekaopeu; plekarda; plekri; plepae; pleprano; pleria; plesio; plesiople; plesiople; pletua; plevei; plezao; rorcanple; rorplesio; ¾
pledei,÷<ple(ci)+de(nl)i=play-day>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a school *holiday of country S.|[B­S] 	¾
plefoa,÷<ple(ci)+fo(rm)a=play-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *game played by K|[B­K] 	¾
plegru,÷<ple(ci)+gru(pa)=play-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '87 3.5¾„(3n)|K is a *team playing against K at game B.|[K­KB] 	¾
plekamda,÷<ple(ci)+kamda=play-fight>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.8¾„(3v)|K *contest with D for prize/honour B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *contestant/*competitor, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *game/*contest/*competition.|¾
plekanpi,÷<ple(ci)+kanpi=play-compete>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(n)|a *sportsman.|[K­B] 	¾„(a)|*sport, pert. to participation in sport.|¾„(2v)|K participate competively in *sport B.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sport (s), mass term of events.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *sport.|¾
plekao,÷<ple(ci)+ka(kt)o=play-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(a)|*sly (simulating).|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *play/*pretend/*simulate/*feign/*make-believe that V.|¾„(n)|a *simulator/*pretender, one who acts as ifŠwere true.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *simulation/*pretense, an act of ­ding something.|¾
plekaopeu,÷<ple(ci)+ka(kt)o+pe(rn)u=play-act-person>|¿|3_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *doll.|[B­] 	¾
plekarda,÷<ple(ci)+karda=play-card>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a/some playing-*card (s).|[B­] 	¾
plekri,÷<ple(ci)+kri(do)=play-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *pretend/*play that N is true.|[K­N] 	¾
pleksi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *plexus of B, a *network.|[F­B] 	¾
plepae,÷<ple(ci)+pa(tc)e=play-apparatus>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *game, apparatus for play.|[B­] 	¾
pleprano,÷<ple(ci)+prano=play-run>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *scamper to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
pleria,÷<ple(ci)+(b)ri(g)a=play-brave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(2a)|G is more *saucy than J.|[G­J] 	¾
plesio,÷<ple(ci)+si(st)o=play-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *game, a system of play.|[B­] 	¾
plesiople,÷<ple(ci)+si(st)o+ple(ci)=game-play>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *play-game D with K.|[K­DK] 	¾„(n)|a *player, a participant in a game.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *play, game-playing.|¾
pletua,÷<ple(ci)+tu(rk)a=play-work>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *tinker/*fiddle with D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *tinkerer|¾
plevei,÷<ple(ci)+ve(tc)i=play-event>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3n)|V is a *game of B played by K, pl. set.|[V­BK] 	¾
plezao,÷<ple(ci)+za(vl)o=play-bad>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.7¾„(1)|B is a little-*rascal/*imp/*naughty-child.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*mischievous < char. of a naughty child.>.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mischief, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *mischief.|¾
pli,÷<plizo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of plizo, use.*| 	¾
plicea,÷<pli(zo)+ce(nj)a=use-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *adopt/*take-over D for use P.|[K­DP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*adopted, taken into use.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adoption, an act of ­ing.|¾
plicle,÷<pli(zo)+cle(si)=user-less>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.0¾„(1a)|B is *disused, no longer used.|[B­] 	¾
plidja,÷<pli(zo)+dja(no)=use-know>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *know-how-to-*use B|[K­B] 	¾
plidou,÷<pli(zo)+do(ns)u=use-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(4v)|K *spare/*lend/*give B to D for use P, "Brother can you spare a dime?".|[K­BDP] 	¾
plifasru,÷<pli(zo)+fasru=use-easy>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.1¾„(2a)|K is *convenient for use P.|[K­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*convenience, mass property of being ‹.|¾
pliflo,÷<pli(zo)+fo/l(ma)=use-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3a)|G is more *utilitarian/*useful/full-of-uses than J for purpose P.|[G­JP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(2a)|more *useless thanŠ|¾«nu pu ‹„»(n)|a *uselessness, a spec. property.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *utility/*usefulness, gen'l usefulness, a prop.|¾
pligo,÷¿÷<2/3E apple; 3/5J ringo; 4/7C pieng guo>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|B is an *apple from S, an edible fruit.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: pligytri; ¾
pligytri,÷<plig(o)+y+tri(cu)=apple-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an *apple-tree.|[B­] 	¾
plihui,÷<pli(zo)+hu(tr)i=use-destroy>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 2.4¾„(2v)|K *wear-out B.|[K­B] 	¾
plinau,÷<pli(zo)+na(rd)u=use-difficult>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.1¾„(2a)|B is *inconvenient for use P.|[B­P] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*inconvenience, mass property of being ‹.|¾
plinurpei,÷<pli(zo)+nur+pe(tc)i=use-paid>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(4v)|K *rent/*let (object) B to (person) D for (money) C.|[K­BDC] 	¾„(n)|*renter, one who ­s to someone.|¾
plipei,÷<pli(zo)+pe(tc)i=use-pay>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(5v)|K *hire/*rent B from D at price C for use P.|[K­BDCP] 	¾„(n)|*renter, (one who rentsŠfromŠatŠforŠ).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*renter, (one who rentsŠtoŠatŠforŠ).|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|*rent/*hire, amount paid (forŠfromŠbyŠforŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*rented (byŠfromŠatŠforŠ).|¾
plipua,÷<pli(zo)+pu(rd)a=use-word>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|N Is a *usage of, a word used by speaker K in contexts V.|[N­KV] 	¾„(n)|a *word, a word used byŠinŠ|¾„(ph)|in the *vocabulary ofŠ,.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*vocabulary, all the words used byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*use wordŠin contextsŠ, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *usage, a state of being used byŠinŠ|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *usage, an act of using wordsŠinŠ|¾
plipursei,÷<pli(zo)+pur(da)+se(tc)i=use-word-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|F is a/the *vocabulary of K in language V.|[F­KV] 	¾
plisao,÷<pli(zo)+sa(mt)o=use-same>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|B is the*same/functionally-*identical to B by use-standard N.|[B­BN] 	¾„(v)|be-the-*same-as,, for functionŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|functional-*identity, e.g. replaceable parts.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*different, not functionally identical.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sameness/*identity, a spec. prop. of ­ty in use.|¾
plisru,÷<pli(zo)+su/r(na)=use-damage>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(4v)|K *wear-away D at point C by use/motion V.|[K­DCV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*worn, damaged by use, conv. of wear.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|the/some *wear, a state of being worn.|¾
plitoa,÷<pli(zo)+to(kn)a=use-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(3v)|K *assume/*take-over duty V from D.|[K­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *takeover, a spec. instance of assuming control.|¾
plizo,÷pli ¿÷<3/5H upyog; 3/5R polza; 3/6E employ; 2/5S emple-ar; 2/5F emploi>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *use/*employ/*utilize means V for end/purpose/reason P.|[K­VP] 	¾„(n)|a *user, one who usesŠforŠ|¾„(a)|*usable/*useful, that can be used.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *use, purpose to which a thing is put.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unused/*virgin, not (yet) used.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*used, of that which is ­ed as a means.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *use, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *usefulness/*utility, a prop. of a ­ful thing.|¾Used in: bankypli; bedpli; blacucpli; cmepli; cmeplidai; cmeplidanmao; cnuplimao; dandykukrirpli; datkocpli; datyrocpli; durfompli; fanrespli; fanrirpli; fetyckopli; fomvelpli; furpli; furplicea; furplicko; furplicle; gadyzaopli; hanpli; heryrocpli; kalpli; kaonruipli; keopli; kizpli; kukykalpli; kukyrirpli; lagfompli; lekpli; lenpli; lodpli; logpli; minkempli; muspli; noipli; nornurpli; nurpli; nurplifao; nurplisange; paknurpli; pakpuapli; parmarpli; perpli; perplisti; plicea; plicle; plidja; plidou; plifasru; pliflo; plihui; plinau; plinurpei; plipei; plipua; plipursei; plisao; plisru; plitoa; poipli; prapli; ralperpli; ralpli; rarpli; razpli; respli; rirpli; sanpli; sespli; smapli; smaruetubpli; snapli; stapli; tcidypli; telfypli; vizfanrirpli; vizkukrirpli; zanplisia; zaopli; ¾
plu,÷<pluci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pluci, please.*| 	¾
pluci,÷plu ¿÷<2/2C syi; 3/4E please; 2/3F plai-re; 2/4S plac-er; 2/4G lust; 2/8J tanoshimi>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *pleasure, that which pleases.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*pleasant/*pleasing/*pleasurable/*genial/*good, pleasing toŠby doing/beingŠ|¾„(3v)|K *please D by doing/being V.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*pleasure, general term for pleasing things.|¾«no ‹„»(ph)|fail-to-*pleaseŠbyŠ, neg. of please.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unpleasant, neg. of pleasing toŠbyŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*pleased, conv. of please.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pleasure, a state of being pleased.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *unpleasantness, a spec. event.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *pleasure, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *pleasure, a quality of being ­ed.|¾Used in: bilplu; bufplu; fanplu; firpluspe; norplu; pludou; pluguo; plugutra; plumou; plusutme; plusutyduo; sutplu; zavcanplu; zavnurplu; ¾
pludou,÷<plu(ci)+do(ns)u=pleasure-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(3v)|K (give-a-)*treat of B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *treat, what is given by the treater.|¾
pluguo,÷<plu(ci)+gu(st)o=pleasing-taste>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.4¾„(2a)|G is more *delicious/*flavourful/*flavorful than J.|[G­J] 	¾
plugutra,÷<plu(ci)+gutra=pleasantly-strange>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.1¾„(1a)|B is *quaint.|[B­] 	¾
pluma,÷lum lua ¿÷<4/4E plume; 5/5S pluma; 3/4F plume; 2/4C yu mao>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a *feather/*plume of F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*plumage, the feathers of birdŠ|¾Used in: cnulua; dunlua; luacli; lumbedkua; lumclemao; lumdua; ¾
plumou,÷<plu(ci)+mo(rd)u=please-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(a)|*better, more pleasing thanŠis toŠ, q.v.|[G­DJD] 	¾„(4a)|G is more *pleasing/*delightful to D(1) than J is to D(2)|¾„(n)|a *delight, an exceeding pleasure.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*delighted, conv. of delightful.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unpleasant, less pleasing than, conv.|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|a *delight, a state of being ­ed.|¾
plusutme,÷<plu(ci)+sutme=pleasant-smell>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK/JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *perfume/*scent/*fragrance.|[B­] 	¾
plusutyduo,÷<plu(ci)+sut(me)+y+du(rz)o=pleasant-smell-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '87 4.7¾„(3v)|K *perfume/*scent D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
plutonio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *plutonium, element 94 (Pu).|[B­] 	¾
po,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(va)|*toŠ- infinitive, as in 'to swim is good'.| 	¾„(c)|*that, event op., as in 'x said that y came'.|¾„(op)|Š­ing/­hood/­ion/­ment/­ness toŠ- the event/act/state/condition oper.*.|¾«‹ da fremi de„»(ph)|a sp. *friendship between x and y.|¾
poa,÷<ponda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ponda, respond.*| 	¾
poaflo,÷<po(nd)a+fo/l(ma)=response-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 10+¾„(3a)|G is more *sensitive to N than J.|[G­NJ] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sensitivity, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|(less) *sensitive toŠ(thanŠ).|¾
poarjetro,÷<po(nd)a+r+jetro=respond-jet>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(a)|*jet propelled|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *jet, a jet-propelled conveyance|¾
pog,÷<proga>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of proga, program.*| 	¾
pogdai,÷<p(r)og(a)+da(nc)i=program-design>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *program-design for a program to do P made by K.|[V­PK] 	¾
pogleu,÷<p(r)og(a)+le(ng)u=program-language>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *programming-*language on system F.|[V­F] 	¾
pogmai,÷<p(r)og(a)+ma(tc)i=program(mable)-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *programmable-device for doing P e.g. microwave ovens, VCRs, looms, MIDI instruments|[B­P] 	¾
pogmao,÷<p(r)og(a)+ma(dz)o=program-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(4n)|K *program (s) system F to do P using language V.|[K­FPV] 	¾
pognakso,÷<p(r)og(a)+nakso=program-fix>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *debug (s) program V on system F.|[K­VF] 	¾„(n)|a *debugger, a person or program that aids debugging.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *debugging.|¾
pogpai,÷<p(r)og(a)+pa(rt)i=program-part>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '93 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *function/*subroutine/*module of program F with function P.|[V­FP] 	¾
pogsea,÷<p(r)og(a)+se(tf)a=program-set>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(n)|an *installer, a person or program that installs.|[K­VF] 	¾„(3v)|K *install (s) program V on system F.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *program-*installation.|¾
poi,÷<porli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of porli, power.*| 	¾
poicka,÷<po(rl)i+cka(no)=power-kind>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(3a)|G is more *merciful to D than J, one kind to one in his power.|[G­DJ] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*mercy, mass property.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*merciless/*pitiless, showing no mercy toŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *mercy, <kindness to one who may not merit it>.|¾
poicle,÷<po(rl)i+cle(si)=power-less>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 8.7¾„(2a)|B is *powerless/*impotent to do/master/control V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*impotence/*powerlessness, the mass of such states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impotence/*powerlessness, powerlessness, a spec. state.|¾
poiflo,÷<po(rl)i+fo/l(ma)=power-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1a)|B is *powerful/*imposing, e.g. a display of might.|[B­] 	¾
poimro,÷<po(rl)i+mo/r(du)=power-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *superior-to/more-*powerful-than J in group F.|[G­JF] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*power, excessive, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*weak, less powerful than, conv. form.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *power, excessive, a spec. property.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *weakness, a property of low power.|¾
poipli,÷<po(rl)i+pli(zo)=power-use>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(2v)|K *impose system/obligation etc. upon D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*imposition, mass property of ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *imposition, specific instance.|¾
poirbeo,÷<po(rl)i+r+be(gc)o=power-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *beg/*petition/*pray-for B from powerful person N.|[K­BN] 	¾
poircea,÷<po(rl)i+r+ce(nj)a=master-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *master/*gain-power/control over D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*masterful, of one who gains power.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*mastery, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *mastery, a spec. state.|¾
poirceadaa,÷<po(rl)i+r+ce(nj)a+da(nz)a=power-change-want>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *revolutionary, one who wants a revolutionary change in government.|[B­] 	¾
poirkamda,÷<po(rl)i+r+kamda=power-fight>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '84 3.9¾„(3v)|K *struggle with K for power over D.|[K­KD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*politics, a power struggle.|¾
poirpozfa,÷<po(rl)i+r+pozfa=power-oppose>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3v)|K *rebel against powerful agency N in matters B.|[K­NB] 	¾„(n)|*rebel, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*rebellion, mass term of acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rebellion, an act/state of ­ing.|¾
poirtoa,÷<po(rl)i+r+to(kn)a=power-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.3¾„(2v)|*overthrowŠ/*put-downŠ|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *depose/*usurp D from position of power N.|¾„(n)|*deposer/*usurper (ŠfromŠ), one who takes power.|¾„(n)|*tyrant/*usurper, one who takes power.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*overthrown/*overcome.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *tyranny/*deposing/*usurping., .|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *overthrow/*putting-down/*coup.|¾
poj,÷<porju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of porju, pig.*| 	¾
pojmio,÷<po(r)j(u)+mi(tr)o=hog-meat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(a)|*pork, made of pork.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *pork.|¾
pok,÷<polk->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of polka/e/i/o, "Polish".*| 	¾
poktaa,÷<po(l)k(a)+ta(kn)a=Polish-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Polish-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
pol,÷<poldi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of poldi, nation.*| 	¾
polcue,÷<pol(di)+cu(ts)e=political-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|a *voter, one who votes.|[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K *vote V on issue N.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|(the)-*vote, mass term of votes.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *vote, an expression registered by ­ing.|¾
poldi,÷pol ¿÷<3/5C guo di; 4/7S politic-o; 4/7F politique; 4/7G politisch; 3/6E polity; 4/8R politika>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|F is a *state/*nation/*polity, self-governing polity of citizens B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*civil/*political/*national, pertaining to states/polities.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*people, the citizenry of polityŠ|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*citizenry/*public, the citizens of stateŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*citizenship, general term of being a citizen.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*statehood/*nationhood, the general self-governing prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*national/*civil, pert. to citizens.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *citizen, of nation/stateŠ, conv. form.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *nationality, a prop. of being a ­al.|¾Used in: bitpoldi; nerpolsange; nurgarpolgru; polcue; poldilri; polgru; polgrugai; polkingru; polpai; polprusa; polsange; polsekre; polsensi; polsesmao; poltia; polylilfa; polylimji; sicypolpai; ¾
poldilri,÷<pol(di)+dilri=politics-represent>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *represent D politically.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *representative, political, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *constituent/­ncy, conv. of represent.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *representation, political, a spec. act.|¾
polgru,÷<pol(di)+gru(pa)=political-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B is a *political-*party/*faction of polity F.|[B­F] 	¾
polgrugai,÷<pol(di)+gru(pa)+ga(rn)i=polity-group-government>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.5¾„(2n)|F is a/the *federal-government, of confederacy B.|[F­B] 	¾
polhimerasi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *polymerase of S, an enzyme.|[B­S] 	¾
polhimeri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *polymer of S.|[B­S] 	¾
polhonio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *polonium, element 84 (Po).|[B­] 	¾
polji,÷¿÷<3/3 E pole; 3/3 F pole; 3/3 G Pol; 3/4 S polo; 3/5 R polus; 3/6 C pei ji>|¿|64% C_Prim|JCB '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *pole/*post/*mast of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: safpolji; ¾
polka,÷pok ¿÷<polski, Polish word>|¿|N_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(a)|*Polish, pert. to the Polish language|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/instance of the *Polish language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Polish, the mass of such elements|¾Used in: poktaa; ¾
polke,÷pok ¿÷<polski, Polish word>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Polish place/territory, a region inhabited by Poles.|[B­] 	¾
polki,÷pok ¿÷<polski, Polish word>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *Polish, a Polish person.|[B­] 	¾
polkingru,÷<pol(di)+kin(ci)+gru(pa)=polity-together-group>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 4.5¾„(2n)|F is *alliance of polities B.|[F­B] 	¾
polko,÷pok ¿÷<polski, Polish word>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *Polish, of Polish culture.|[B­] 	¾
polne,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *pollen of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: polnyduo; ¾
polnyduo,÷<poln(e)+y+du(rz)o=pollen-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *pollinate D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
polpai,÷<pol(di)+pa(rt)i=polity-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *state/*county/*district/*ward/*zone, partly self-governing part of polity F.|[B­F] 	¾
polprusa,÷<pol(di)+prusa=political-approver>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *vote for D in contest V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *supporter, political.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *candidate, person to be voted for.|¾
polsange,÷<pol(di)+sange=state-advise>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3n)|K is a *minister to state/ruler F on matters V.|[K­FV] 	¾„(a)|*ministerial, pertaining to ministers.|¾„(v)|*counsel/*advise rulerŠonŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *ministry, a spec. state of being a ­er.|¾
polsekre,÷<pol(di)+sekre=state-secretary>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *secretary-of-state of political entity F.|[B­F] 	¾
polsensi,÷<pol(di)+sensi=politics-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *political science.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*political science, mass term.|¾
polsesmao,÷<pol(di)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=political-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *political-scientist.|[B­] 	¾
polsi,÷¿÷<4/5F police;5/7S policia 5/8R politsia 5/8G Polizei 3/5E police>|¿|N_Prim|JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *policeman/woman of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: polsyduo; polsygru; ¾
polsyduo,÷<pols(i)+y+du(rz)o=police-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|K *police D.|[K­D] 	¾
polsygru,÷<pols(i)+y+gru(pa)=police-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *police-department of F.|[B­F] 	¾
poltia,÷<pol(di)+ti(sr)a=political-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(n)|an *elector, one who ­s.| 	¾„(3v)|K *elect D for office N.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an elected *office, conv. of electŠtoŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|a/the *suffrage.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*elected, conv. of elect.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *politician, one who is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *election, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
polylilfa,÷<pol(di)+y+lilfa=political-law>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.6¾„(3n)|B is a *statute of F legislating P, a law enacted by state/country/cityŠ with objectŠ|[B­FP] 	¾
polylimji,÷<pol(di)+y+limji=political-boundary>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *frontier/*border/political-*boundary of F.|[B­F] 	¾
pomce,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *pumice from S.|[B­S] 	¾
pon,÷<ponsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ponsu, possess.*| 	¾
ponceamao,÷<pon(su)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=owner-change-make>|¿|3_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(4v)|K *transfer (ownership) of B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a (specific) *transfer.|¾
ponclibiu,÷<pon(su)+cli(ka)+bi(vd)u=possess-like-behave>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K behave-*possessively toward D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*possessive, of one who behaves ­ly.|¾„(av)|*possessively, like one who possesses.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *possessiveness, a spec. property.|¾
poncue,÷<pon(su)+cu(ts)e=own-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|K *claim that B is his.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *claimant, one who claims ownership.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *claim, a thing claimed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *claim, an act of ­ing.|¾
ponda,÷poa ¿÷<2/2C da; 4/6F repond-re; 4/7S respond-er; 3/7E respond>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 7.9¾„(a)|*responsive, reactive to stimulus/-i.|[K­PSN] 	¾„(4v)|K *react/*respond with behavior P to stimulus S under N.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *response/*reaction, a behavior produced in ­ing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *response/*reaction, an event of responding.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *responsiveness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: cikpoa; cikpoafoi; cmacejpoa; fatnorpoa; fizpoa; fospoa; furpoa; furpoacti; genfurpoa; kempoa; kojpoa; korpoa; minfospoa; minpoa; nevpoa; norpoa; norpoaflo; nurpoa; nurpoalimji; poaflo; poarjetro; recynorpoa; secfurpoa; sruciupoa; telfypoamai; trupoa; tsipoa; zavnorpoa; ¾
pongidei,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *pongid/*ape of genus/type F from S.|[B­FS] 	¾
ponja,÷¿÷<J for Japanese>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Japanese language.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Japanese, pert. to the Japanese language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Japanese, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: ponjytaa; ¾
ponje,÷¿÷<J for Japanese>|¿|N_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Japanese place/territory, a region inhabited by Japanese.|[B­] 	¾
ponji,÷¿÷<J for Japanese>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Japanese, of Japanese origin.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Japanese-(person).|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Japanese, the mass of such persons.|¾
ponjo,÷¿÷<J for Japanese>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Japanese culture.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Japanese, pert. to the Japanese culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Japanese, the mass of such elements.|¾
ponjytaa,÷<ponj(a)+y+ta(kn)a=Japanese-speaker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '75 7+¾„(1n)| K is a *Japanese-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
ponkumkri,÷<pon(su)+kum(tu)+kri(do)=own-common-believe>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.5¾„(1)|B is a *communist, one who believes in ­ism.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*communistic, pert. to communal creeds.|¾
ponkumkrisio,÷<pon(su)+kum(tu)+kri(do)+si(st)o=possess-common-belief-system>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|V is an instance of *communism.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*communistic, pert. to communal creeds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*communism, mass term.|¾
ponkuu,÷<pon(su)+ku(mt)u=own-common>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*communal, of things owned in common.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *common-property of F, owned in common by groupŠ|¾„(av)|in-*common, owned in common byŠ|¾„(n)|a *commons/*condominium, something owned in common.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*commonwealth, the mass of common prop.|¾
ponlai,÷<pon(su)+la(nd)i=own-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is an *estate/*land/*parcel/(real)-*property, parcel of land owned by N.|[B­N] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*real-estate, the mass of all owned land.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *landowner/*landlord/*proprietor, one who owns land, conv.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *proprietorship, a spec. state.|¾
ponlilfurlei,÷<pon(su)+lil(fa)+fur+le(tc)i=possess-law-permit (right)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is a *title/*deed/right-of-*ownership to/in N.|[B­N] 	¾
ponpai,÷<pon(su)+pa(rt)i=own-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|B is a/the *share/*portion/*stock of D in property F.|[B­DF] 	¾
ponparbatsia,÷<pon(su)+par(ti)+bat(mi)+si(tf)a=own-part-trade-place>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB '85 2.2¾„(3n)|B is a *stock-exchange, a place for exchanging stock in capital V of economy N.|[B­VN] 	¾
ponpre,÷<pon(su)+p(ap)re=own-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(4n)|B is a *title/*deed transferring property N to D from S.|[B­NDS] 	¾
ponsu,÷pon pou ¿÷<2/2E own; 3/4S pose-er; 3/5F possed-er; 2/5C sue yo; 2/5H swami>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *owner/*possessor/*proprietor, one who owns.|[K­DN] 	¾„(3v)|K *own/*have/*possess D under social/legal system N.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ownable, conv. of own.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *proprietorship/*possession, an act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *ownership, a spec. property.|¾Used in: brapou; gunponkri; gunponkrisio; gunpou; humnurpou; humpou; kompou; lilpou; norponcue; norpou; notnurpondaa; nurponlai; nurponsei; nurpou; parponpre; parpou; ponceamao; ponclibiu; poncue; ponkumkri; ponkumkrisio; ponkuu; ponlai; ponlilfurlei; ponpai; ponparbatsia; ponpre; pontoa; ralspopou; ¾
pontoa,÷<pon(su)+to(kn)a=own-take>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *appropriate/*seize/take-*possession of B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *seizure/*appropriation, a thing seized fromŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *seizure/*appropriation, an act of seizingŠfromŠ|¾
por,÷<po>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of po, state particle.*| 	¾
Por-,÷<Log.porli>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.1¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Count/*Earl/*Lord/*Baron/*Duke, etc. (a generalized nobility title/name/name-part.).| 	¾
porhiferi,÷<Lin. Porifera>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *poriferan/*sponge of genus/type F from S, one of the phylum of Porifera|[B­FS] 	¾
Porifera,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the phylum of *Porifera, sponges etc.| 	¾
porja,÷¿÷<from porju>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *sow/female-*hog.|[B­] 	¾
porje,÷¿÷<from porju>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1n)|G is more *porcine/*pig-like than J|[G­J] 	¾
porji,÷¿÷<from porju>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *shoat/*piglet/*baby-pig.|[B­] 	¾
porjo,÷¿÷<from porju>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1n)| B is a *boar/male-*hog.|[B­] 	¾
porju,÷poj ¿÷<3/3F porc; 3/4E pork; 2/3C ju>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a/some *pig/*hog/*swine, an omnivorous mammal, genus Sus.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*swine, mass term.|¾Used in: pojmio; ¾
porli,÷poi ¿÷<2/2C li; 3/4E power; 3/5S poder>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*powerful/*potent, powerful, having power overŠ|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *master/*mistress, one who has power overŠinŠ|¾„(3v)|K have-*power-over/*control D in matters N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *powerful/*nobility, used for peers.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*control/*mastery/*power, mass term of states.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*powerfulness/*power/*control, mass term of properties.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*controlled, one who/that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *control/*mastery/*power, a state of mastery.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *control, a property of one who ­s.|¾Used in: durfompoi; femferpoi; femforpoi; femnerpoi; fempoi; femsorpoi; femsurpoi; femterpoi; femtorpoi; ferpoi; forpoi; grapoi; liornurpoi; menpoi; mucpoi; nerpoi; poicka; poicle; poiflo; poimro; poipli; poirbeo; poircea; poirceadaa; poirkamda; poirpozfa; poirtoa; pozpoicle; rarpoi; sorpoi; surpoi; takpoi; terpoi; torpoi; turnurpoi; ¾
porto,÷¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *port from S, a fortified wine.|[B­S] 	¾
pos,÷<posta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of posta, post.*| 	¾
posfati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *phosphate of F, a salt of phosphoric acid.|[B­F] 	¾
posfo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *phosphorus, element 15 (P).|[B­P] 	¾
posfusto,÷<pos(ta)+fusto=post-office>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.9¾„(1n)|B is a *post office.|[B­] 	¾
poshitroni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *positron, one of the leptons, elemental particles.|[B­] 	¾
pospre,÷<pos(ta)+p(ap)re=mail-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(3n)|B is a *postage-*stamp on D from country S.|[B­DS] 	¾
posta,÷pos ¿÷<4/4E post; 4/4G post; 5/6F postal>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(5v)|K *post/*mail B to D from S by V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *address, of posted material.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *return-address, of posted material.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|some *post, that which is ­ed.|¾Used in: posfusto; pospre; posyprati; posyratpre; posysui; ¾
posyprati,÷<pos(ta)+y+prati=mail-price>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(4n)|C is the *postal-charge/*postage on B from S to D.|[C­BSD] 	¾„(a)|*postage, pert. to postal tax.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*postage, mass term.|¾
posyratpre,÷<pos(ta)+y+(p)rat(i)+p(ap)re=post-price(postage)-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(3n)|B is a *postage-*stamp, proof of payment C on D.|[B­CD] 	¾
posysui,÷<pos(ta)+y+su(nd)i=postal-send>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(4v)|K *mail/*post B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*post/*mail, mass term of instances.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|some *mail, material sent by post|¾
pou,÷<proju>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|Products/Purposes, case tag.*.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of of ponsu, possess.*|¾
pov,÷<pozvo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pozvo, positive.*| 	¾
povnurtse,÷<po(z)v(o)+nur+tse(ro)=positive-errored>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(2v)|V is *fast/*over by C, have a positive error inŠ e.g. Lemi jokla ga povnurtse lio fe minta, My watch is 5 minutes fast.|[V­C] 	¾
poz,÷<pozfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pozfa, oppose.*| 	¾
pozfa,÷poz ¿÷<3/4E oppose; 3/4F oppos-er; 2/3C fan; 3/4S opon-e>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|an *opponent/*resister/*opposition/*adversary, one who opposes.|[K­KN] 	¾„(a)|*against/*resisting, opposed toŠon issueŠ|¾„(3v)|K *oppose/*resist/be-*against K on issue/matter N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*opposition, mass term of opposers.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*opposition, mass term of the opposed.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*opposition/*resistance, mass term of acts.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*resistance, the mass of such props.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unopposing, neg. of opposing, q.v.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unopposed, neg. of opposed.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*opponent/*opposition, one opposed, converse form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *opposition/*resistance, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *resistance, a spec. prop. of ­ers.|¾Used in: dazpozfa; durpozfa; haurpozfa; kerpozfoi; korsutpozfa; lidpozfa; logpozfa; nornurduopozfa; poirpozfa; pozkorti; pozpoicle; poztaa; poztai; pozysti; sesypozfa; tcorypozfa; venpozfa; ¾
pozkorti,÷<poz(fa)+korti=oppose-body>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is an *antibody, a biological defensive substance.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*antibody, pert. to ­ies.|¾
pozpoicle,÷<poz(fa)+po(rl)i+cle(si)=oppose-power-less>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.7¾„(4a)|B is *powerless/*impotent to oppose/resist K doing V to D.|[B­KVD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *impotence/*powerlessness, to resist/preventŠ|¾
poztaa,÷<poz(fa)+ta(kn)a=oppose-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K verbally-*oppose K on issue/matter N.|[K­KN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *opposition, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
poztai,÷<poz(fa)+(s)ta(l)i=against-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(2v)|K *face/*confront/*stand-up-to (person/condition) N.|[K­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*confrontation, mass event.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *confrontation (ofŠ).|¾
pozvo,÷pov ¿÷<ISV>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is *positive, as a number/electricity etc.|[B­] 	¾Used in: povnurtse; ¾
pozysti,÷<poz(fa)+y+sti(se)=oppose-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.3¾„(2v)|D *succumb/*sink under burden B.|[D­B] 	¾
pra,÷<prase>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prase, process.*| 	¾
prabekti,÷<pra(se)+bekti=continuing-thing>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(1)|B is an *individual, a thing enduring in time with a specific name.|[B­] 	¾
prabeo,÷<pra(se)+be(gc)o=continue-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *beg/*beseech/*entreat/*implore D to/for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*beggar/*beseecher.|¾
prable,÷<pra(se)+ble(ka)=continuous-look>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 3.1¾„(2v)|K *stare at D, look continuously at.|[K­D] 	¾
pracmacea,÷<pra(se)+cma(lo)+ce(nj)a=process-small-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.0¾„(1v)|V *abate/*wane/*subside/*diminish in intensity/frequency.|[V­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *subsiding, a state of ­ing intensity.|¾
pracue,÷<pra(se)+cu(ts)e=continue-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *continue (s) by saying P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *continuation, of a previous speech|¾
prafau,÷<pra(se)+fa(tr)u=process-trouble>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(4v)|K *harass/*pester D about/for B by V.|[K­DBV] 	¾
pragoi,÷<pra(se)+go(dz)i=continue-go>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(4v)|K *go-on/*continue/*proceed to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
prakao,÷<pra(se)+ka(kt)o=continue-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *proceed/*continue/*persist in activity V with end P.|[K­VP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *persistence, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
prakapli,÷<pra(se)+kapli=process-complete>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1a)|B is *past/*done/*over/*accomplished/*ended/*finished.|[B­] 	¾
prakeu,÷<pra(se)+ke(rj)u=continuous-care>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(3n)|K *maintain/*keep-up, continuous caring for D by action V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*caretaker/*maintainer, one who ­s.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*upkeep/*maintenance, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|the *upkeep/*maintenance (ofŠbyŠ), a specific instance.|¾
prali,÷ral ¿÷<2/2C li; 3/5F profit; 3/6E profit; 3/6R pribyl; 3/6G profit; 2/8S provecho>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|C is a/the *profit/monetary-*gain to D from transaction V.|[C­DV] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*profit, mass term.|¾Used in: jetprali; jetyralrao; ralkompi; ralkri; ralkrisio; ralmao; ralperpli; ralpli; ralspocme; ralspopou; ralsposea; ¾
pramao,÷<pra(se)+ma(dz)o=continue-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *maintain, make D continue in doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *maintainer, that which/one who ­sŠinŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *maintenance, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *maintenance, a state of being ­ed.|¾
prano,÷¿÷<3/3C pao; 2/3E run; 2/3G renn-en>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *run to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *runner, one who/that which ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *start, of a run, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *destination, of a run, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *running/*run, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: bufnertueprano; darprano; frefelprano; kukprano; pleprano; pranyprikaa; smiprano; zvoprano; ¾
pranurbeo,÷<pra(se)+nur+be(gc)o=continue-begged>|¿|2_Cpx|CJB '84 3.0¾„(3v)|K *solicit/*badger/*importune D for N.|[K­DN] 	¾
pranyprikaa,÷<pran(o)+y+pri(re)+ka(ml)a=run-after-come(follow)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(4v)|K *chase/*run-after B from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾„(n)|a *chaser, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *chase, a spec. act/event of ­ing.|¾
prapli,÷<pra(se)+pli(zo)=process-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|K *process B, subjectŠto process V|[K­BV] 	¾„(n)|a *processor, one who ­es something.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *process, that used in ­ing something.|¾
prarai,÷<pra(se)+(t)ra(t)i=continue-try>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(a)|*persevering/*persisting.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *persevere/*persist in V, continually tryŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*perseverance/*persistence, mass state.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *perseverance/*persistence.|¾
prasacmao,÷<pra(se)+sa(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=process-start-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|K *open/*start function V, intentional act.|[K­V] 	¾
prasacycea,÷<pra(se)+sa(t)c(i)+y+ce(nj)a=process-start-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1v)|V *start up/*begin, intransitive.|[V­] 	¾
prasacycko,÷<pra(se)+sa(t)c(i)+y+cko(zu)=process-start-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|N *open/*start function V, nonintentional.|[N­V] 	¾
prase,÷pra ¿÷<5/6E process; 4/7S proceso; 4/7G prozess; 4/8R protsies; 3/7F procede>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(vi)|*continue/*persist, thru stagesŠofŠ, as a process. |[F­BN] 	¾„(a)|*continuous/*continuing, pert. to processes. |¾„(3n)|F is a *process passing through stages B of system N.|¾«Djela ‹!„»(ph)|*Stay-well!, a common valediction.|¾«nu ‹„»(ph)|the stages-of-a-*process, conv. form. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *states/*stages, of a system in process, q.v. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *continuity, a prop. of a process. |¾Used in: cutpravalbou; cutpravalreo; gotpra; nedprapai; nurpra; prabekti; prabeo; prable; pracmacea; pracue; prafau; pragoi; prakao; prakapli; prakeu; pramao; pranurbeo; prapli; prarai; prasacmao; prasacycea; prasacycko; prasto; prastu; pratua; pravai; roipra; selpramao; taapra; ¾
praseodimio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *praseodymium, element 59 (Pr).|[B­] 	¾
prasto,÷<pra(se)+sto(lo)=continue-stay>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.2¾„(3v)|K *linger/*tarry/*flag/*loiter at/around B for purpose P.|[K­BP] 	¾„(n)|*lingerer/*loiterer (atŠforŠ), one who ­s.|¾
prastu,÷<pra(se)+stu(ci)=process-story>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *serial in B parts.|[F­B] 	¾
prati,÷rat ¿÷<3/3F prix; 4/5E price; 4/5G preis; 3/6S precio; 3/9C jia chien>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4n)|C is a/the *price/*cost/*expense of goods/service B to D from S.|[C­BDS] 	¾Used in: aurmoykumprati; berprati; gudnurprati; nirnurprati; nirprati; nurprati; posyprati; posyratpre; ratbeo; ratgrocea; ratycmamao; ratytao; suvprati; ¾
pratua,÷<pra(se)+tu(rk)a=continue-work>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '84 2.2¾„(3a)|G is more *diligent/*industrious than J at task V.|[G­JV] 	¾„(av)|*diligently/*industriously.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*industry/*application/*diligence at taskŠ|¾
pravai,÷<pra(se)+va(lt)i=process-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(4v)|K *hop, proceed by bouncing to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
pre,÷<papre>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of papre, paper.*| 	¾
preberveo,÷<p(ap)re+ber(ti)+ve(sl)o=paper-carry-container>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *briefcase/*case/*dispatch-box for P.|[B­P] 	¾
precipitini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *precipitin for antibody D.|[B­D] 	¾
precme,÷<p(ap)re+cme(ni)=paper-(type-of)-money.>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(3n)|B is a *bank-note, a piece of paper currency of amount C usable in country/monetary system N.|[B­CN] 	¾
precmeveo,÷<p(ap)re+cme(ni)+ve(sl)o=money-vessel>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *wallet/*note-case, for paper money.|[B­] 	¾
predydilri,÷<pred(a)+y+dilri=predicate-representative>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *vice-(predicate) of F, e.g. a vice-president.|[B­F] 	¾
prefodlae,÷<p(ap)re+fo(l)d(i)+la(rt)e=paper-fold-art>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is an instance of *origami representing P and made by K.|[B­PK] 	¾
preni,÷¿÷<5/7R pliennik; 3/5E prison; 3/7S prision; 3/7G gefaengnis; 2/5C jien; 2/5F prison>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a *prisoner of K being held for doing/being N.|[B­KN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *offense, of a prisoner, q.v.|¾Used in: prenyhaa; prenyhafsea; prenyspe; ¾
prenyhaa,÷<pren(i)+y+ha(sf)a=prisoner-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a *prison/*jail of government N for inmates of type S.|[B­NS] 	¾
prenyhafsea,÷<pren(i)+y+ha(s)f(a)+se(tf)a=prisoner-house(prison)-put>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(4v)|K *imprison/*incarcerate B in prison D for period C.|[K­BDC] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*imprisoned, converse form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *imprisonment, a spec. state.|¾
prenyspe,÷<pren(i)+y+spe(ni)=prisoner-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *spend-in-prison C time for crime V.|[K­CV] 	¾
prepiu,÷<p(ap)re+pi(sk)u=paper-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.1¾„(1n)|B is a *slip of paper.|[B­] 	¾
pretua,÷<p(ap)re+tu(rk)a=paper-worker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2n)|B is a *clerk/*clerical-worker in F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*clerical, pert. to paper-work.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *clerical-work, an act of working ­ly.|¾
preveo,÷<p(ap)re+ve(sl)o=paper-container>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 3.0¾„(1n)|B is an *envelope.|[B­] 	¾
pri,÷<prire>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prire, behind.*| 	¾
prible,÷<pri(re)+ble(ka)=rear-look>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *look-back/behind at B.|[K­B] 	¾
pricle,÷<pri(re)+cle(si)=back-without>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1a)|B is *backless, without a back.|[B­] 	¾
priclecei,÷<pri(re)+cle(si)+ce(rs)i=backless-chair>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(1n)|B is a *stool, a backless chair.|[B­] 	¾
pridio,÷<pri(re)+di(rc)o=behind-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(a)|*rearward, backward.|[B­N] 	¾„(2pp)|B is in-the-*rear-of/a-*backward-direction-from N.|¾„(av)|*back/*backward/*rearward, in a backward direction.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*rear, mass term of direction.|¾
pridiokrani,÷<pri(re)+di(rc)o+krani=backward-drive>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *drive-back/*repel/*repulse D from N.|[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *repellent, that which repells.|¾„(a)|*repellent, pert. to things which repel.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *repulsion, an act of ­ing.|¾
pridirgoi,÷<pri(re)+dir(co)+go(dz)i=backward-go>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *retreat/*go-back/*fall-back/*retire to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *retreat, an act of ­ing.|¾
prifodcei,÷<pri(re)+fo(l)d(i)+ce(rs)i=back-fold-chair>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bucket-*seat, as in a car.|[B­] 	¾
prifregoi,÷<pri(re)+fre(na)+go(dz)i=behind-front-go>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.5¾„(2v)|K *overtake D (and pass by).|[K­D] 	¾
prigoi,÷<pri(re)+go(dz)i=behind-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(5v)|K *follow B to D from S via V|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a *follower/*tail(slang)/*tracker/*pursuer|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|a *chase, an instance of ­ing.|¾
prikingoi,÷<pri(re)+kin(ci)+go(dz)i=behind-with-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 3.5¾„(2v)|K *overtake D (and continue with).|[K­D] 	¾
prilitla,÷<pri(re)+litla=rear-light>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *taillight of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
Primates,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the order of *Primates, highest order of mammals.| 	¾
primati,÷<Lin. Primates>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *primate of genus/species/type F, a mammal of order Primates.|[B­F] 	¾
primuo,÷<pri(re)+mu(vd)o=back-move>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 5.0¾„(1v)|B *recess/*recede, *go-back, as the ocean *receded. |[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *recession, a backward motion. e.g. the economy.|¾
pripai,÷<pri(re)+pa(rt)i=behind-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *posterior/*rear/*back+(part) of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*dorsal/*back/*posterior, dorsal, pert. to backs.|¾
prire,÷pri ¿÷<3/3E rear; 3/5H pichhe; 3/6R poslie; 3/6F derriere; 3/7C pei mien; 3/7S postrer-o>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2pp)|N is in-*back-of/*behind B|[N­B] 	¾„(av)|*behind/in-*back, in back.|¾„(a)|*rear/*posterior, of that which is behindŠ|¾Used in: cerpripai; ckelispri; fitpri; kriprigoi; neapri; pranyprikaa; prible; pricle; priclecei; pridio; pridiokrani; pridirgoi; prifodcei; prifregoi; prigoi; prikingoi; prilitla; primuo; pripai; prisea; prista; privizlei; privizpae; sanprikaa; ¾
prisea,÷<pri(re)+se(tf)a=back-place>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(3v)|K *recess B from D, as a house is recessed from a street.|[K­BD] 	¾
prista,÷<pri(re)+sta(di)=back-stage>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.7¾„(1n)|B is behind the *scene.|[B­] 	¾
privizlei,÷<pri(re)+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=back-see-let(show)>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2v)|K *turn-away-from/the-back-to D.|[K­D] 	¾
privizpae,÷<pri(re)+viz(ka)+pa(tc)e=back-see-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is a *rear-view-mirror of F.|[B­F] 	¾
prizi,÷riz ¿÷<3/5E privy; 3/5F prive; 3/6R privat-nost; 3/6G privat; 2/5C dz you>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2a)|N is *private/*personal, confined to person B.|[N­B] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*privacy, general state.|¾Used in: jelrizgru; rizgru; ¾
pro,÷<proju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of proju, produce.*| 	¾
profoa,÷<pro(ju)+fo(rm)a=product-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is *output-form/*product-form, the form in which the product P of process V is manifested.|[B­PV] 	¾
proga,÷pog ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|SLR '93 7+¾„(4n)|B is a *program for/to do P on system F written by K.|[B­PFK] 	¾Used in: fanpogsea; pogdai; pogleu; pogmai; pogmao; pognakso; pogpai; pogsea; selkopyproga; ¾
proisa,÷<G. preussich-Prussian>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '91 4.0¾„(1a)|B is *Prussian language (dialect).|[B­] 	¾
proise,÷<G. preussich-Prussian>|¿|Bor.|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Prussian place/territory, a region inhabited by Prussians.|[B­] 	¾
proisi,÷<G. preussich-Prussian>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '91 4.0¾„(1a)|B is a *Prussian person.|[B­] 	¾
proiso,÷<G. preussich-Prussian>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '91 4.0¾„(1a)|B is an instance of *Prussian culture.|[B­] 	¾
proju,÷pro ¿÷<4/6E produce; 2/3C ju; 4/6S produc-ir; 4/6F produi-re; 4/7R produkt>|¿|r5% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *produce/*generate P, a finished thing, by process V.|[K­PV] 	¾„(n)|a *producer, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(ph)|a *production process, conv. of produce.|¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*produce, mass term of products.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *product, any produced thing.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*producible, conv. of produce.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *production/*generation, an act/process of ­ing.|¾Used in: bajpro; belsonpro; berlitpro; cmabelsonpro; cnulivpro; ctupro; drasonpro; fildynurpro; fiurlitpro; flipuopro; genpro; gotpro; guopro; haupro; junpro; kemlitpro; lifcinpro; litmoupro; litpro; lorcinpro; lorpro; mudlitpro; negdypro; norfrupro; norprolai; numpro; nurpro; picpro; profoa; prosensi; prosesmao; prosio; prosiosensi; prosiosesmao; rajysonpro; riupro; roapro; satysonpro; secycelpro; smapro; soirsonpro; sonpro; spetypro; sutpro; vinctipro; ¾
prometio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *promethium, element 61 (Pr)|[B­] 	¾
propani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *propane, a combustible gas.|[B­] 	¾
prosensi,÷<pro(ju)+sensi=production-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*economical, pert. to economics.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a science of *economics.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*economics, mass term,.|¾
prosesmao,÷<pro(ju)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=production-scientist>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *economist, economic-scientist.|[B­] 	¾
prosimi,÷<Lin. Prosimii>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *prosimian/*lemur of type/species F,|[B­F] 	¾
Prosimii,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a/some *Prosimii, lemurs etc.| 	¾
prosio,÷<pro(ju)+si(st)o=produce-system>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|N is a/the *economy, the system of production for use or exchange, of people/society/nation F.|[N­F] 	¾
prosiosensi,÷<pro(ju)+si(st)o+sensi=produce-system-science>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(1n)|V is the science of *economics.|[V­] 	¾
prosiosesmao,÷<pro(ju)+si(st)o+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=money-trade-science-make>|¿|4_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 6.2¾„(1n)|K is an *economist.|[K­] 	¾
protactinio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *protactinium, element 91 (Pa) |[B­] 	¾
proteini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *protein of type F.|[B­F] 	¾
protoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *proton, an elementary particle.|[B­] 	¾
Protozoa,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the *Protozoa, single-celled animals.| 	¾
protozoai,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *protozoan of type/genus F from S.|[B­FS] 	¾
proza,÷¿÷<4/4E prose; 5/5R proza; 4/4F prose; 5/5G prosa; 4/5S prosa>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.3¾„(a)|*prosaic, referring to ‹.|[P­S] 	¾„(2n)|P is a piece of *prose by S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*prose, mass inst.|¾Used in: prozymao; ¾
prozymao,÷<proz(a)+y+ma(dz)o=prose-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *compose/*write P, a work of prose.|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|an *author/(prose)-*writer, writer of proseŠ|¾
pru,÷<pruci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pruci, test.*| 	¾
Prucas,÷<from Prussia>|¿|Name|JFB '84 4.0¾«La ‹„»(na)|*Prussia.| 	¾
pruci,÷pru ¿÷<3/4E prove; 2/4C sh yen; 3/6S prueba; 2/5R proba; 2/5F epreuve; 2/5G probe; 2/6J tameshi>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(vt)|*test, test forŠa propertyŠin a member ofŠ|[V­BF] 	¾„(3n)|V is a *test/*examination for property B in any member of class F.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*testable, of classes with ­able members.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*testable, of testable properties.|¾Used in: blipruduo; folpru; prukao; prumii; trapru; tsikaopru; ¾
prukao,÷<pru(ci)+ka(kt)o=test-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|a *tester, one who uses tests.|[K­BPV] 	¾„(4v)|K *test/*examine B for P with test V.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *testee, one who is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*testable, of one who/that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *test/*examination, an act of testing.|¾
prumii,÷<pru(ci)+mi(pl)i=test-example>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *sample of F, taken for testing purposes.|[B­F] 	¾
prunde,÷<L. Prunus dulcis>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *almond from S.|[B­S] 	¾
prusa,÷rus ¿÷<4/5F approuv-er; 3/5E approve; 3/7S apruebo; 2/6J sansei>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(3v)|B *approve of action/outcome V by agent K.|[B­VK] 	¾„(a)|*approving, of one who approves.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*disapproving, of one who disapproves.|¾«no ‹„»(vt)|*disapprove, fail to approve ofŠbyŠ|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*disapproved, of that which is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*approved, of that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *approbation/*approval, an act of ­ing.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|a *disapproval, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: polprusa; prusysoa; prusysonmao; rusfaslyduo; ruskra; ¾
prusysoa,÷<prus(a)+y+so(nd)a=approval-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(2n)|B is *applause for V, specific case.|[B­V] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*applause, mass term.|¾
prusysonmao,÷<prus(a)+y+son(da)+ma(dz)o=approve-sound-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(3v)|K *applaud D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*applauders/*claque, those who ‹.|¾
prutu,÷ruu ¿÷<2/4C bu fu; 3/7E protest; 3/7S protest-ar; 3/7F protest-er; 3/7G protest; 3/8R protiest-ovat>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(4v)|K *protest/*object against V to D by action P.|[K­VDP] 	¾„(n)|a *protester/*objector, one who protests.|¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *protest, an act signifying protest.|¾«lo ju ‹„»(n)|*protest, the mass of such acts.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *protestation/*protest/*objection, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: prutycue; prutylidji; prutytaa; razruu; ¾
prutycue,÷<prut(u)+y+cu(ts)e=protest-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '81 3.9¾„(3v)|K *protest/*object (in words) P to D.|[K­PD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *objection/*protest, the words spoken.|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *objection/*protest, the action.|¾
prutylidji,÷<prut(u)+y+lidji=protester-religion>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a *Protestant, one of a non-Catholic religion.|[B­] 	¾
prutytaa,÷<prut(u)+y+ta(kn)a=protest-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '81 3.9¾„(3v)|K *protest/*object (in words) about V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *objection/*protest aboutŠ, the action.|¾
pu,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(op)|­ness/­ship/­hood/­ity, the property/quality/dimension operator. *.| 	¾
pua,÷<pa + internal u>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(va)|was/were+(now)-*habitually-­ing, continuous past tense (PA). .| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of purda, word.*|¾
puacla,÷<pu(rd)a+cla(do)=word-loud>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(2a)|B is *stressed/*emphasized/*emphatic relative to N.|[B­N] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *stress/*emphasis, a spec. property.|¾
puaflo,÷<pu(rd)a+fo/l(ma)=word-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*verbose/*wordy, wordier thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *wordier than J is.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wordiness/*verbosity, a spec. property.|¾
pub,÷<publi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of publi, public.*| 	¾
pubcea,÷<pub(li)+ce(nj)a=public-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|*public, known to the public.|[B­N] 	¾„(2v)|B is *publicized/made-*public among public N, cause unknown or unspecified.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *publicity.|¾
pubcko,÷<pub(li)+cko(zu)=public-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *publicize B among public N, nonintentional.|[K­BN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*public, those so made aware.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *publicity.|¾
pubcue,÷<pub(li)+cu(ts)e=public-say>|¿|2_Cpx|MP '83 3.1¾„(3v)|K *announce/*proclaim B to group/public D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|*announcer, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *announcement/*proclamation, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *announcement/*proclamation, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
pubdonvei,÷<pub(li)+don(su)+ve(tc)i=public-give-event>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(4n)|V is a *presentation of B to D by K.|[V­BDK] 	¾
pubkaftaa,÷<pub(li)+ka(s)f(a)+ta(kn)a=punish-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *reprimand D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reprimand.|¾
pubkamki,÷<pub(li)+kamki=publicly-comic>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *comedian, one performing comedy.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*comedy, mass term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *comedy, a spec. instance.|¾
pubkao,÷<pub(li)+ka(kt)o=public-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.1¾„(3v)|K *act/*perform work P before audience/spectators D.|[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|*actor/*performer (theatre).|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*performance, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*performance, a spec. instance of ­ing.|¾
publai,÷<pub(li)+la(nd)i=public-land>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a public *park/*forest.|[B­] 	¾
publi,÷pub ¿÷<5/6S public-o; 5/7R publika; 4/6F public; 3/6E public>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(ph)|*public-behavior, mass term.|[G­JF] 	¾„(3a)|G is more *public than J is among people F.|¾„(ph)|*public-behavior, a spec. instance.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*private, less public than , q.v.|¾Used in: pubcea; pubcko; pubcue; pubdonvei; pubkaftaa; pubkamki; pubkao; publai; pubmao; pubmintcu; pubnamci; pubnurgeo; pubpetri; pubria; pubsri; pubsrifoa; pubtracue; pubveicea; pubvizlei; pubzavcue; ¾
pubmao,÷<pub(li)+ma(dz)o=public-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *publicist, one who ­s.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *publicize B among public D, intentional.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*public, accessible to a ­st.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an event of *publicity.|¾
pubmintcu,÷<pub(li)+(s)min(a)+tcu(re)=public-mind-picture>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3n)|B is a/the *reputation of D in matter V.|[B­DV] 	¾
pubmo,÷pum ¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*plumbic/*lead, pert. to the element lead.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is some *lead, element 82 (Pb).|¾Used in: pumcli; ¾
pubnamci,÷<pub(li)+namci=public-name>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7.4¾„(2n)|P is an *alias/*pseudonym/*false-name of S.|[P­S] 	¾„(av)|*nominally, with a false name.|¾„(a)|*nominal, pert. to false names.|¾
pubnurgeo,÷<pub(li)+nur+ge(sk)o=public-host>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is an *innkeeper.|[B­] 	¾
pubpetri,÷<pub(li)+petri=public-distribution>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *publish/*post-notice B in form/place D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *publisher, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *manuscript, copy from which publication is made.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *publication/*posting (event).|¾
pubria,÷<pub(li)+(b)ri(g)a=acting-brave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 1.9¾„(a)|*audacious, daring to doŠ| 	¾„(2v)|have the *audacity to doŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*audacity, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*audacity, an act/event of daring.|¾
pubsi,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pubis of F.|[B­F] 	¾
pubsri,÷<pub(li)+sri(te)=public-writings>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is a *publication of K in form B.|[P­KB] 	¾
pubsrifoa,÷<pub(li)+sri(te)+fo(rm)a=public-writing-form>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 3.2¾„(3n)|P is an *edition/*version C of work V.|[P­CV] 	¾
pubtracue,÷<pub(li)+tra(du)+cu(ts)e=publically-true-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(3v)|K *testify/*attest P about V.|[K­PV] 	¾„(n)|*testifier/*attester.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*testimony, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *testimony/*testimonial, a spec. act.|¾
pubveicea,÷<pub(li)+ve(tc)i+ce(nj)a=public-event-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2n)|V is the *opening/*first-performance of person/group/production F.|[V­F] 	¾
pubvizlei,÷<pub(li)+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=publicly-see-let-(exhibit)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(2v)|K *demonstrate about V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|*demonstrator aboutŠ|¾«po ‹„»(2n)|a *demonstration aboutŠ|¾
pubzavcue,÷<pub(li)+zav(lo)+cu(ts)e=public-bad-say>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 3.6¾„(3v)|K *denounce D for doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾
puc,÷<pucto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pucto, push.*| 	¾
pucbarta,÷<puc(to)+barta=push-board>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(1n)|B is an *oar/*paddle, a long thin pole with a blade on one end used to move a boat.|[B­] 	¾
pucbartybou,÷<puc(to)+bart(a)+y+bo(ts)u=push-board-boat>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *rowboat.|[B­] 	¾
pucbartyduo,÷<puc(to)+bart(a)+y+du(rz)o=push-board-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(5v)|K *row/*paddle B to D from S using (oar) V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
pucblakrilu,÷<puc(to)+bla(da)+krilu=push-blade-wheel>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/SLR/AL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *impeller of/on F.|[B­F] 	¾
pucbou,÷<puc(to)+bo(ts)u=push-boat>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(5n)|K is a *tugboat impelling B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
puckai,÷<puc(to)+ka(tl)i= push-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4n)|B is a *force on body D of size C acting in direction N.|[B­DCN] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*force, mass term.|¾
pucto,÷puc puo ¿÷<2/3E push; 2/3F pouss-er; 3/6G stossen; 2/5S empuj-ar>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(5v)|K*push/*shove B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a *pusher, that which/one who ­es.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*pressure, a mass ­ing property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shove/*push, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾Used in: clutorpuo; dampuo; dedtorpuo; fitlevgypuo; fizpuo; flinenpuo; flipuopro; frepuo; hantorpuo; holpucrie; jmitorpuo; kerpucmei; kerpuo; kortorpuo; mocypucfoi; nilcypuo; pucbarta; pucbartybou; pucbartyduo; pucblakrilu; pucbou; puckai; puocti; puorkopca; puormarmao; skapypuo; snetorpuo; tcepuo; torpuo; volpuo; zvopuo; ¾
pud,÷<pudru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pudru, powder.*| 	¾
pudja,÷¿÷<2/3F pouce; 3/5C mu jr; 3/6S pulgar>|¿|24% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *thumb of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: pudjytraci; ¾
pudjytraci,÷<pudj(a)+y+traci=thumb-travel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(4v)|K *hitchhike/*thumb to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *hitchhiker|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *hitchhiking.|¾
pudmao,÷<pud(ru)+ma(dz)o=powder-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(2v)|*pulverize/make-powder-ofŠ|[K­SP] 	¾„(3v)|K *grind S into P.|¾
pudru,÷pud ¿÷<3/3F poud-re; 4/4G puder; 4/5E powder; 4/5R pudra; 2/5H barud>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a quantity of *powder/*flour of (material) S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*powder/*flour (ofŠ), composed of powder.|¾Used in: pudmao; pudyduo; runpudru; volkaniypudru; ¾
pudyduo,÷<pud(ru)+y+du(rz)o=powder-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2v)|K *powder B, coversŠwith powder.|[K­B] 	¾
pue,÷<purfe>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of purfe, perfect.*| 	¾
puecli,÷<pu(rf)e+cli(ka)=perfectly-alike>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|B is *alike/*same-as/*exactly-like/*identical-to B in characteristic(s) N.|[B­BN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sameness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sameness, a spec. property.|¾
puesni,÷<pu(rf)e+sni(re)=perfect-near>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(2a)|B is *nearly-*perfect by *standard S/meetsŠby an acceptably small departure from perfection|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|is *nearly-*perfect|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*perfection/*near-*perfection, the general state of being nearly perfect.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*perfection/*near-*perfection, the state of something's being nearly perfect.|¾
puf,÷<purfe>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of purfe, perfect.*| 	¾
pufcea,÷<pu(r)f(e)+ce(nj)a=perfect-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|V *perfect-itself/become-perfect.|[V­] 	¾
pufmao,÷<pu(r)f(e)+ma(dz)o=perfect-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *perfect /makes-perfect D by standard N, intentional.|[K­DN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*perfectable, can be made perfect.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *perfection, an act/process of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *perfection, a state of being ­ed.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *perfectability, a spec. property.|¾
pul,÷<pulso>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pulso, impulse.*| 	¾
pulbiu,÷<pul(so)+bi(vd)u=impulse-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|one who acts *impulsively.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K act *impulsively by doing V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impulsive-act.|¾
puldou,÷<pul(so)+do(ns)u=impulse-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(3v)|K *urge-on/*spur/*impel D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(1n)|*spur, that which ­s.|¾
pulflo,÷<pul(so)+fo/l(ma)=impulse-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *impulsive, full of impulses than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *impulsiveness, a spec. property.|¾
pulmo,÷¿÷<L.-pulmo>|¿|S_Prim|FR '85 4.6¾„(a)|*pulmonary, pert. to the lungs.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *pulmo/*lung, the organ for air-breathing.|¾«‹ arteri„»(ph)|a *pulmonary-artery.|¾
pulsari,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pulsar in constellation F.|[B­F] 	¾
pulso,÷pul ¿÷<5/7S impulso; 4/6R impuls; 4/6G impuls; 3/6E impulse; 3/6F impulsi-f>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|D is *impelled to do V, feels an impulse to doŠ|[D­V] 	¾„(a)|*impelled, of one who has an impulse to doŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impulse/*pulse, an act/event of being impelled.|¾Used in: pulbiu; puldou; pulflo; ¾
pum,÷<pubmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pubmo, lead.*| 	¾
pumcli,÷<pu(b)m(o)+cli(ka)=lead-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *leaden/lead-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *leadenness, a property.|¾
pun,÷<puntu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of puntu, pain.*| 	¾
puncko,÷<pun(tu)+cko(zu)=pain-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|V hurt/cause-*pain to D, nonintentional|[V­D] 	¾„(a)|*painful, of pain-causers.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*hurt, made to feel pain.|¾
pundo,÷¿÷<E&US pound, not used elsewhere.>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B weigh(s) C in *pound (s), *English/U.S. measure of weight (453.5 grams).|[B­CS] 	¾
punfiu,÷<pun(tu)+fi(br)u=pain-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|B have a low *pain threshold for V under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾
punfo,÷¿÷<4/8E uniform; 4/8S uniforme; 3/5C pu tung; 3/7F uniforme; 3/7G uniform>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|G is more *uniform/*homogeneous than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*homogeneous/*uniform, more homogeneous/uniform thanŠ|¾„(av)|*simply/*purely/*solely, solely, without admixture.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*heterogeneous, heterogeneous/non-uniform.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *uniformity/*homogeneity, a spec. property.|¾Used in: punfymao; punfysoa; punfysonbia; ¾
punfro,÷<pun(tu)+fo/r(li)=pain-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|D have a high *pain threshold for V under conditions N.|[D­VN] 	¾
punfymao,÷<punf(o)+y+ma(dz)o=uniform-make>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.9¾„(3v)|K *stir/*mix/*homogenize D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
punfysoa,÷<punf(o)+y+so(nd)a=uniform-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *tone/*note, a pure sound with frequency C.|[B­C] 	¾„(a)|*tonal, pert. to tones.|¾
punfysonbia,÷<punf(o)+y+son(da)+bi(ts)a=pure-sound(note)-between>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.3¾„(3n)|B is a musical *interval of C on scale N.|[B­CN] 	¾
punkra,÷<pun(tu)+kra(ku)=pain-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *cry-(out)/*scream/*moan/*groan/*shriek in response to pain N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cry/*moan/*scream/*shriek/*groan, an event of crying about pain.|¾
punsai,÷<pun(tu)+sa(nt)i=pain-silent>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|D is *stoic/*stolid to pain V in situation N.|[D­VN] 	¾
punspe,÷<pun(tu)+spe(ni)=pain-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.0¾„(3v)|D *suffer-from/*feel pain in N for S.|[D­NS] 	¾„(n)|a *sufferer, one who suffers fromŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*suffering, mass state.|¾
punsticti,÷<pun(tu)+sti(se)+cti(fu)=pain-stop-chemical>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(2n)|B is an *analgesic/*anesthetic, medicines for the relief of pain caused by V.|[B­V] 	¾
puntaa,÷<pun(tu)+ta(kn)a=pain-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *complain about V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾„(a)|*complaining, pert. to complainers.|¾„(n)|a *complainer, one who ­s of discomfort/pain.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *complaint, that which is ­ed about.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *complaint, an act of ­ing of pains.|¾
puntu,÷pun puu ¿÷<2/3E pain; 2/3F peine; 2/4C tueng; 2/4S pena>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|D feel-*pain/*hurt/be-*sore in body-part/location S.|[D­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pain/*hurt, a state of feeling hurt.|¾Used in: minpuncko; minpuu; mucpuu; mutpuncko; mutpunmao; notpuu; nurpunmou; nurpuu; puncko; punfiu; punfro; punkra; punsai; punspe; punsticti; puntaa; selpuntaa; sogpuu; stopuncko; ¾
puo,÷<pucto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of pucto, push.*| 	¾
puocti,÷<pu(ct)o+cti(fu)=push-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '94 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *fuel/*propellant of composition S for propelling P.|[B­SP] 	¾
puorkopca,÷<pu(ct)o+r+kopca=push-copy>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(3v)|K *impress/*imprint/*print P on D.|[K­PD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *imprint (byŠonŠ), the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(2n)|an *impression/*imprint (ofŠonŠ).|¾
puormarmao,÷<pu(ct)o+r+mar(ka)+ma(dz)o=push-mark-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.5¾„(3v)|K *seal B with V, as with a corporate or other official seal.|[K­BV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an official *seal, of the type impressed into paper.|¾
pup,÷<purpu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of purpu, purple.*| 	¾
pupha,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*pupal, pert. to pupae.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *pupa of F, an insect metamorphic form.|¾
pupli,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pupil of the eye of F.|[B­F] 	¾
pur,÷<purda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of purda, word.*| 	¾
purbuu,÷<pur(da)+bu(kc)u=word-book>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|P is a *dictionary of language(s) B prepared by S.|[P­BS] 	¾
purcartu,÷<pur(da)+cartu=purt-map>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|B is an *index of (book/periodical) F.|[B­F] 	¾
purclamao,÷<pur(da)+cla(do)+ma(dz)o=word-loud-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|K *emphasize/*stress/*say-forcefully P /sayŠemphatically.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stress/*emphasis, a spec. act of ­izingŠ|¾
purcu,÷¿÷<3/3E poor; 2/4C chung>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is *poorer, less wealthy than J in wealth-type N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(a)|*poor, poorer/less wealthy thanŠinŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *poverty, a spec. state of being poor.|¾Used in: purcytrida; ¾
purcytrida,÷<purc(u)+y+trida=poor-street>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *slum in F, a poor section of a city.|[B­F] 	¾
purda,÷pur pua ¿÷<3/3E word; 3/7S palabra; 2/5F parole>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a/the *word for P in language F.|[B­PF] 	¾„(a)|*verbal/*lexical, pert. to words.|¾Used in: dirdurpua; djipua; forkaipua; gripua; kalpursei; katpua; majpua; majpurcue; nerkaipua; notpurcue; pakpuapli; plipua; plipursei; puacla; puaflo; purbuu; purcartu; purclamao; purdanmao; purdou; purfomsao; purfurkui; purgiu; purkai; purkui; purmao; purnable; purpai; purpue; purtia; rispua; tcupua; terkaipua; torkaipua; zavmajpua; ¾
purdanmao,÷<pur(da)+dan(ci)+ma(dz)o=word-plan>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *formulate/*draw-up, make verbal plans P for/about V.|[K­PV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *formulation, a ­ed plan/design.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *formulation, an act of ­ing.|¾
purdou,÷<pur(da)+do(ns)u=word-give>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.1¾„(3v)|K *prompt D about V, remind someone who has forgotten words/actions.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *prompter, one who ­s.|¾
purfe,÷puf pue ¿÷<4/5F parfait; 3/4H pura; 4/6E perfect; 4/7S perfect-o>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *perfect/*faultless/*unimprovable/*standard/*ideal by standard N.|[B­N] 	¾„(av)|*faultlessly/*perfectly, in a perfect way.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*perfection, mass term of qualities.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*improvable, neg. of perfect, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *standard for comparison purposes.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *perfection, a state of being perfect.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *perfection, a quality of being perfect.|¾Used in: lodpue; norpue; numpue; nurpue; puecli; puesni; pufcea; pufmao; purpue; ¾
purfomsao,÷<pur(da)+fo(r)m(a)+sa(mt)o=word-matching>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(av)|*literally, in a verbatim manner.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*literal/*verbatim/*word-for-word, of verbatim accounts.|¾„(2n)|B is a *literal/*verbatim account of V.|¾
purfurkui,÷<pur(da)+fur+ku(nc)i=word-related>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(3v)|B is a Loglan *predicate relating N and N.|[B­NN] 	¾
purgiu,÷<pur(da)+gi(nr)u=word-root>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(2n)|B is the *radical/*root of word F, Latin trahere (pull) is the root of abstract and tractor.|[B­F] 	¾
purhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *purine, a constituent of a nucleic acid.|[B­] 	¾
purkai,÷<pur(da)+ka(tl)i=word-character>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*metalinguistic, of relations/properties.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *metalinguistic *property-of/*relation-among F.|¾
purkui,÷<pur(da)+ku(nc)i=word-related>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(3v)|B is *related to B by (predicate) N, a logical relation.|[B­BN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *predicate relating ŠandŠ|¾
purmao,÷<pur(da)+ma(dz)o=word-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '89 7+¾„(3v)|K *make-word P from elements S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|a *wordmaker.|¾
purnable,÷<pur(da)+nable=word-problem>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *riddle, a word problem.|[B­] 	¾
purpai,÷<pur(da)+pa(rt)i=word-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '85 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *syllable of F.|[B­F] 	¾
purpu,÷pup ¿÷<5/6 R purpur; 5/6 G purpur; 4/5 F pourpre; 3/4 E purple; 5/6 S purpura; 2/8 J murasaki>|¿|48% C_Prim|PI '88 4.3¾„(2a)|G is more *purple than J.|[G­J] 	¾Used in: labpurpu; ¾
purpue,÷<pur(da)+pu(rf)e=word-perfect>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1a)|B is verbally *exact/*precise.|[B­] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a verbal *precision/*exactness, a spec. property.|¾
purtia,÷<pur(da)+ti(sr)a=word-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *coin/*make-word P with meaning B.|[K­PB] 	¾
put,÷<sputa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sputa, spoon.*| 	¾
putcai,÷<(s)put(a)+ca(nl)i=spoon-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *spoonful/*spoon of B.|[C­B] 	¾
putkupduo,÷<(s)put(a)+kup(ta)+du(rz)o=spoon-cup-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3v)|K *scoop B from/out-of/up-from S.|[K­BS] 	¾
putkupta,÷<(s)put(a)+kupta=spoon-cup>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(1n)|B is a *scoop, an instrument/tool for scooping.|[B­] 	¾
puu,÷<puntu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of puntu, pain.*| 	¾
ra,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*all/*each/*every/*apiece (member of setŠ), before ba series every somethingŠ | 	¾«­ra„»(af)|­some/­ad/­et, as in 'tora: *twosome/*dyad/*duo/*pair/*couple ', the cardinal suffix; makes 2-place predicates of the form '...is a N-member subset of set...'  |¾
raa,÷<grasa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of grasa, grass.*| 	¾
raba,÷<ra+ba>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*whatever/*whichever/*whoever, everyŠ, 'Whatever runs, eats'.| 	¾„(p)|*you, anyone ('When you're in Rome, you ‹').|¾„(p)|*one, *anyone, as in 'When one's in Rome ‹'.|¾„(p)|*everything/*everyone/*everybody, literally, every somethingŠ|¾„(p)|*anything/*anyone/*anybody, everyŠ, as in 'anything wins'.|¾«‹ noa„»(ph)|*all/*any/*everyŠareŠ, use allŠareŠonly ifŠ, as 'Every lion eats meat'|¾«‹ tcucli„»(a)|*any-such/*one-such/*such, anyŠas previously described.|¾«‹ tcucli ta„»(p)|*anything like/such-as that, as described there.|¾
rabe,÷<ra+be>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*whatever/*whichever/*whoever, everyŠ, 'Whatever runs, eats'.| 	¾„(p)|*one, *anyone, as in 'When one's in Rome ‹'.|¾„(p)|*everything/*everyone/*everybody, literally, every somethingŠ|¾„(p)|*anything/*anyone/*anybody, everyŠ, as in 'anything wins'.|¾
rabo,÷<ra+bo>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*one, *anyone, as in 'When one's in Rome ‹'.| 	¾„(p)|*anything/*anyone/*anybody, everyŠ, as in 'anything wins'.|¾„(p)|*whatever/*whichever/*whoever, everyŠ, 'Whatever runs, eats'.|¾„(p)|*everything/*everyone/*everybody, literally, every somethingŠ|¾
rabu,÷<ra+bu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*one, *anyone, as in 'When one's in Rome ‹'.| 	¾„(p)|*whatever/*whichever/*whoever, everyŠ, 'Whatever runs, eats'.|¾„(p)|*everything/*everyone/*everybody, literally, every somethingŠ|¾„(p)|*anything/*anyone/*anybody, everyŠ, as in 'anything wins'.|¾
rac,÷<traci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of traci, travel.*| 	¾
racbao,÷<(t)rac(i)+ba(ks)o=traveler-box>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '91 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *suitcase of traveler K.|[B­K] 	¾
racfurmoi,÷<(t)rac(i)+fur+mo(dv)i=travel-intention>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K are-*bound-for/intend-to-*travel-to D.|[K­D] 	¾
rachaa,÷<(t)rac(i)+ha(sf)a=travel-house>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *caravan (UK)/(travel) *trailer (US) of person F|[B­F] 	¾
rachi,÷¿÷<L. Arachis hypogaea>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *peanut/*groundnut from S.|[B­S] 	¾
rackeo,÷<(t)rac(i)+(c)ke(m)o=travel-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|AFL '00 7+¾„(4n)|C is the *travel_time to D from S via V.|[C­DSV] 	¾
racrie,÷<(t)rac(i)+(t)ri(m)e=travel-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(4n)|B is a *travel-method to D from S via V|[B­DSV] 	¾
ractca,÷<(t)rac(i)+tca(ro)=travel-car>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *bus (US)/*coach (UK), used for distance travel.|[B­] 	¾
racvelbei,÷<(t)rac(i)+ve(s)l(o)+be(rt)i=travel-container-carrier>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|K is a *porter/*bellboy/*baggage-cart carrying baggage B for client P.|[K­BP] 	¾„(v)| *carry-luggageŠforŠ|¾
racvelkarti,÷<(t)rac(i)+ve(s)l(o)+karti=travel-vessel-cart>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *baggage/*luggage-cart|[B­] 	¾
racveo,÷<(t)rac(i)+ve(sl)o=travel-container>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '91 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a/some *baggage/*luggage/*bag/*suitcase of traveler K.|[B­K] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*baggage/*luggage, all the baggage ofŠ|¾
racykarti,÷<(t)rac(i)+y+karti=travel-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '83 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a (stage)*coach, used for distance travel.|[B­] 	¾
racysakli,÷<(t)rac(i)+y+sakli=travel-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *duffle-bag of N.|[B­N] 	¾
racyski,÷<(t)rac(i)+y+ski(tu)=travel-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(4n)|K is a *passenger on/in B from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾
racyspe,÷<(t)rac(i)+y+spe(ni)=travel-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *experience (place, culture, etc.) B by *travel|[K­B] 	¾
rad,÷<rande>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rande, round.*| 	¾
radbodcea,÷<ra(n)d(e)+b(r)od(a)+ce(nj)a=disk-broken-become>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1v)|V is a *disk-*crash, an inadvertent disk failure (radrod ­cko and ­mao are also possible)|[V­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of a *disk-*crash.|¾
radfoa,÷<ra(n)d(e)+fo(rm)a=round-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3n)|B is the *circle with center N and radius C, geom.|[B­NC] 	¾
radgoi,÷<ra(n)d(e)+go(dz)i=circle-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*revolving, pert. to that which circles.|[K­S] 	¾„(2v)|K *circle/*revolve/*go-around/go-*around S as a center.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *circling/*revolution, an act of ­ing.|¾
radhari,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a/some *radar.|[B­] 	¾
radhioaktivi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*radioactive, pert. to ­ity.|[B­VC] 	¾„(3n)|B is a/some *radioactive substance radiating V from isotope C.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*radioactivity, mass term.|¾
radhioterapi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*radiotherapeutic, pert. to ­y.|[D­N] 	¾„(2v)|D receive *radiotherapy for N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*radiotherapy, mass term.|¾
radhonio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *radon, element 86 (Rn).|[B­] 	¾
radjo,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *radio-(receiver) in system/network F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*radio, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|radio-*network, a spec. system.|¾
radjua,÷<ra(n)d(e)+ju(gr)a=around-grip>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(3v)|K *clasp/*hug D with limbs/tentacles/clamps V.|[K­DV] 	¾
radmao,÷<ra(n)d(e)+ma(dz)o=circle-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2v)|K *round (off) B.|[K­B] 	¾
radmo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *radium, element 88 (Ra).|[B­] 	¾
radreo,÷<ra(n)d(e)+re(nr)o=round-throw>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(n)|a *juggler.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *juggles B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *juggling.|¾
radtraci,÷<ra(n)d(e)+traci=round-travel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(2n)|V is an *excursion/*round-trip to D.|[V­D] 	¾
rae,÷<rande>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rande, round.*| 	¾
raeble,÷<ra(nd)e+ble(ka)=round-look>|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *look-around at D.|[K­D] 	¾
raemra,÷<ra(nd)e+ma/r(ka)=round-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *spot/*dot, round mark on surface F.|[B­F] 	¾
raenridmai,÷<ra(nd)e+n+rid(le)+ma(tc)i= round-read-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *disk-drive in system F.|[B­F] 	¾
raesri,÷<ra(nd)e+sri(te)=disk-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *write (s) P to disk F.|[K­PF] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *writing to disk.|¾
rag,÷<fragu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fragu, fog.*| 	¾
ragcko,÷<(f)rag(u)+cko(zu)=fog-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(n)|a *sprayer/*atomizer, a tool for spraying.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *spray B on D, non-intentional.|¾
ragflo,÷<(f)rag(u)+fo/l(ma)=fog-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(a)|*foggy/*misty, mistier thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *foggier/*mistier than J.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fogginess, mass term, conditions.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fogginess/*mistiness, a spec. condition.|¾
ragflocea,÷<(f)rag(u)+fo/l(ma)+ce(nj)a=foggy-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1v)|N *fog/*mist, become full of fog/mist.|[N­] 	¾
ragmao,÷<(f)rag(u)+ma(dz)o=fog-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 3.3¾„(3v)|K *spray B on D, (intentional act).|[K­BD] 	¾
rai,÷<trati>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trati, try.*| 	¾
Rai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*R, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
rainvaine,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a/some *Rhine-wine.|[B­] 	¾
rairfau,÷<(t)ra(t)i+r+fa(tr)u=try-bother>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2v)|K *try hard/*take-pains with V|[K­V] 	¾
raj,÷<kraju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of kraju, scratch.*| 	¾
rajklu,÷<(k)raj(u)+ku/(t)l(a)=scratch-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)|K *grate (material) B, remove material by scraping.|[K­B] 	¾
rajmra,÷<(k)raj(u)+ma/r(ka)=scratch-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(2n)|B is a *scratch/*mark on F.|[B­F] 	¾
rajrirda,÷<(k)raj(u)+rirda=scratch-record>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4n)|B is a *record/*recording of V made by K playing at C RPM.|[B­VKC] 	¾
rajrirmai,÷<(k)raj(u)+rir(da)+ma(tc)i=scratch-record-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *phonograph/*record-player.|[B­] 	¾
rajycni,÷<(k)raj(u)+y+cni(da)=scratch-need>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(a)|*itchy, of one who feels an itch.|[D­B] 	¾„(2v)|D (have-an)-*itch at part B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*itchy, of that which causes an itch.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *itch, a state of feeling an itch.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *itch, a state of causing an itch.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *itchiness, a spec. property.|¾
rajysonpro,÷<(k)raj(u)+y+son(da)+pro(ju)=scratch-sound-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(n)|*squeaker/*squealer, one who ­s.|[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *squeak/*squeal/*grate, a scratching sound.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *squeak/*squeal , an instance of ­ing.|¾
rajysri,÷<(k)raj(u)+y+sri(te)=scratch-write>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *engrave B on D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *engraving, the object engraved.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*engraved, what is written|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *engraving.|¾
rajytcu,÷<(k)raj(u)+y+tcu(re)=scratch-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4n)|P is an *etching of B by K on medium S.|[P­BKS] 	¾
rajytcumao,÷<(k)raj(u)+y+tcu(re)+ma(dz)o=scratch-picture-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|K *etch P on medium S.|[K­PS] 	¾
rak,÷<draka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of draka, dark.*| 	¾
rakcea,÷<(d)rak(a)+ce(nj)a=dark-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1v)|N *darken, become-dark.|[N­] 	¾
rakcko,÷<(d)rak(a)+cko(zu)=dark-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|N *darken D, makeŠdark, nonintentional 'the sun darkens the skin'.|[N­D] 	¾
rakhiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*rachitic, pert. to rachitis.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D suffer from *rachitis, a spinal inflammation.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *rachitis.|¾
rakmao,÷<(d)rak(a)+ma(dz)o=dark-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *darken D, makeŠdark, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
rakna,÷¿÷<from L rakni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/AL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female-*spider.|[B­] 	¾
rakne,÷¿÷<from L. rakni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/AL '95 7+¾„(1a)|B is *spidery/*spider-like.|[B­] 	¾
rakni,÷¿÷<ISV arachnid>|¿|S_Prim|AL/JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *spider/*arachnid.|[B­] 	¾
rakno,÷¿÷<from L. rakni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/AL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *spider/*arachnid.|[B­] 	¾
raknu,÷¿÷<from L rakni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/AL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *spider/*arachnid, generic term.|[B­] 	¾
raknurfasli,÷<(d)rak(a)+nur+fasli=dark-faced>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 5.0¾„(1)|V is *sullen/*gloomy/*dour.|[V­] 	¾
ral,÷<prali>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prali, profit.*| 	¾
ralkompi,÷<(p)ral(i)+kompi=profit-company>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *business, profit-making organization.|[B­] 	¾
ralkri,÷<(p)ral(i)+kri(do)=profit-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *capitalist, (profit-believer).|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *capitalistic than J, pert. to ­ists.|¾
ralkrisio,÷<(p)ral(i)+kri(do)+si(st)o=profit-creed>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|V is an instance of *capitalism.|[V­] 	¾„(a)|*capitalistic, pert. to creeds.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*capitalism, general term.|¾
ralmao,÷<(p)ral(i)+ma(dz)o=profit-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|D *gain/*profit, make a profit C from transaction V.|[D­CV] 	¾„(n)|a *profiteer, one who makes profits.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*profitable, conv. of profit.|¾
ralperpli,÷<(p)ral(i)+per(nu)+pli(zo)=profit-use>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(n)|*exploiter (ofŠforŠ), one who ­s.|[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *exploit (person) D for P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an/some *exploitation (ofŠforŠ).|¾
ralpli,÷<(p)ral(i)+pli(zo)=profit-use>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(n)|*exploiter (ofŠforŠ), one who ­s.|[K­SP] 	¾„(3v)|K *exploit (resource) S for P.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an/some *exploitation (ofŠforŠ).|¾
ralspocme,÷<(p)ral(i)+spo(pa)+cme(ni)=investment-money>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|C is an *investment, money invested.|[C­] 	¾
ralspopou,÷<(p)ral(i)+spo(pa)+po(ns)u=profit-hope-owner>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(n)|a *speculator, one who ­s.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *speculate (s) in B, buy for the hope of profit.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *speculation, buying for profit.|¾
ralsposea,÷<(p)ral(i)+spo(pa)+se(tf)a=profit-hope-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3v)|K *invest (s) C in B.|[K­CB] 	¾„(n)|an *investor, one who ­s for profit.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *investment, that which is ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*investable, can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *investment, an act of ­ing.|¾
ram,÷<frama>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of frama, frame.*| 	¾
rambai,÷<(f)ram(a)+ba(lc)i=frame-build>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(n)|a *framer, one who builds ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *frame/builds-a-frame-for/around D.|¾
ramgu,÷¿÷<2/2C-gu;2/4E-drum;2/5E-tambour;2/5G-Trommel;2/6S-tambor;2/7R-barabai>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '90 3.8¾„(1n)|B is a *drum, a percussion instrument played by tapping or striking.|[B­] 	¾
ran,÷<ranta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ranta, rotten.*| 	¾
rancea,÷<ran(ta)+ce(nj)a=rotten-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(1v)|D *spoil/*decay/*rot/*decompose, of organic material.|[D­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*decay, general event term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *decadence/*decomposition/*decay, a spec. event of rotting.|¾
rancko,÷<ran(ta)+cko(zu)=rotten-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(n)|a *rot, a spec. rotting agent.|[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *spoil/*rot/*corrupt/*taint D, "Mold rots tomatoes".|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|a *rottenness, mass props.|¾
rande,÷rad rae ¿÷<4/5E round; 3/4G rund; 2/4H ghera; 2/5C chyuan>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(1n)|B is a *disk/*ring/*circle, a circular object.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*round/*circular, pert. to circles.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *circularity, of a spec. circle.|¾Used in: klurae; kotrae; lagrae; radbodcea; radfoa; radgoi; radjua; radmao; radreo; radtraci; raeble; raemra; raenridmai; raesri; roryradcea; roryrae; roryraemao; surkuerae; ¾
ranha,÷¿÷<Lin: Rana>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a female *frog, an amphibian of Spp. Rana.|[B­] 	¾Used in: ranhytaa; ¾
ranhe,÷¿÷<ranha>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|G is more *frog-like than J|[G­J] 	¾
ranhi,÷¿÷<ranha>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *tadpole/baby *frog, an amphibian of Spp. Rana.|[B­] 	¾
ranho,÷¿÷<ranha>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a male *frog, an amphibian of Spp. Rana.|[B­] 	¾
ranhu,÷¿÷<ranha>|¿|D_Prim|RAM '90 4.9¾„(1n)|B is any *frog, an amphibian of Spp. Rana.|[B­] 	¾
ranhytaa,÷<ranh(a)+y+ta(kn)a=frog-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 6.8¾„(1v)|K *croak, a frog-like voice quality.|[K­] 	¾„(a)|*croaking, pertaining to a ‹.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *croak, frog-like sound.|¾
ranjo,÷¿÷<3/4E range; 2/4G rieh-en; 3/7R protiazh-ienyie; 2/6C fan wei>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|F *extend/*range over B, plural set.|[F­B] 	¾„(n)|an *extension/*range/*scope/*extent, scope/range, conv. of extend.|¾Used in: groranjo; kubyranjo; ranjypre; ranjysui; ranjytrigru; ¾
ranjypre,÷<ranj(o)+y+p(ap)re=range-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(4n)|N is a *charter of group F for actions V granted by S.|[N­FVS] 	¾„(a)|*charter, relating to ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*chartered, the purpose of the ‹, as a ­ed bus.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*chartered, a group with a ‹.|¾
ranjysui,÷<ranj(o)+y+su(nd)i=range-send>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|S *broadcast P throughout area F.|[S­PF] 	¾
ranjytrigru,÷<ranj(o)+y+tri(cu)+gru(pa)=extensive-tree-group(woods)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is a *forest of/in habitat N.|[F­N] 	¾
ranta,÷ran ¿÷< 3/3E rot; 2/3C lan; 2/4H sara; 3/6J kusatta>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2a)|G is more *rotten than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*rot, general term of rotten things.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rottenness/*rot, a spec. state of being ­en.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *rottenness, a property of being ­en.|¾Used in: rancea; rancko; ¾
rao,÷<brato>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brato, ratio.*| 	¾
raorcea,÷<(b)ra(t)o+r+ce(nj)a=divided-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(3v)|B *vary-directly/*change-proportionally with B with constant of proportionality C.|[B­BC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *constant-of-proportionality.|¾«kumce ‹„»(v)|B *vary-inversely with B with constant øf proportionality C.|¾
raordakbiu,÷<(b)ra(t)o+r+dak(li)+bi(vd)u=ratio-likely-behaviour>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|V is a balanced *temper/*disposition.|[V­] 	¾
raordui,÷<(b)ra(t)o+r+du(vr)i=divide-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(4v)|*divideŠbyŠwith resultŠ|[K­FBC] 	¾„(4v)|K *divide F into B equal parts of size C.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*division, mass act.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *division, sp. instance.|¾
rap,÷<rapcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rapcu, ripe.*| 	¾
rapcae,÷<rap(cu)+(t)ca(n)e=ripe-chance>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.0¾„(2n)|V is an *opportunity/*chance/*occasion for K|[V­K] 	¾
rapcea,÷<rap(cu)+ce(nj)a=ripe-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(2v)|D *ripen/*mature/*mellow in conditions N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*ripening, mass event.|¾
rapcu,÷rap ¿÷<2/2 C shu; 3/4 E ripe; 2/4 G reif>|¿|49% C_Prim|PI '88 2.5¾„(2a)|G is *riper/more *mature/more *mellow than J.|[G­J] 	¾Used in: rapcae; rapcea; ¾
rapha,÷¿÷<L. Brassica rapa>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *turnip/*swede/*rutabaga from S.|[B­S] 	¾
raptori,÷<from Raptores birds of prey>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *raptor of species F, a bird of prey.|[B­F] 	¾
rar,÷<ra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ra, all of.*| 	¾
rara,÷<rara=the allad/infinity>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1n)|a/the *universe/*infinity.| 	¾
rarclu,÷<rar+clu(va)=universal-love>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2a)|K is *charitable towards D, kindly/generous to all sorts and conditions.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(1a)|*charity, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *charity.|¾
rarclugru,÷<rar+clu(va)+gru(pa)=universal-love-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 4.1¾„(2n)|F is a *charitable society with object P.|[F­P] 	¾
rardei,÷<rar+de(nl)i=all-days>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(av)|*daily/*diurnal, every day.|[B­] 	¾„(1v)|B have a *daily-rhythm/24-hour-*period.|¾„(a)|*daily/*diurnal, pert. to 24-hour rhythms.|¾
rardjo,÷<rar+djo(ri)=all-member>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 3.4¾„(1a)|B is *universal, pert. to all set members.|[B­] 	¾
rardza,÷<rar+dza(bi)=all-existing>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 3.4¾„(1n)|F is a/the *universe.|[F­] 	¾
rarfomveo,÷<rar+fo(r)m(a)+ve(sl)o=universal-form-containr>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *envelope of D, something that covers/contains all shapes/forms ofŠ|[B­D] 	¾
rargea,÷<rar+ge(nz)a=all-agains>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|V happen-*every-time-that/on-*each-recurrence-of F.|[V­F] 	¾„(av)|*always/*each-time/*every-time, on all recurrences ofŠ|¾
rarhoo,÷<rar+ho(rt)o=all-hours>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*hourly, every 60-minutes, pert. to 60-minute rhythms.|[V­] 	¾„(1v)|V have an *hourly rhythm.|¾
rari,÷<ra+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*final/*last/*ultimate, last in some series.| 	¾„(2n)|the *last term/member in sequence/seriesŠ, an ordinal pred.|¾«‹ djugru„»(Ph)|the *supreme-*court of state/nationŠ|¾
rarkeo,÷<rar+(c)ke(m)o=all-time>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1a)|B is *eternal/*everlasting/*perpetual.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*eternity/*perpetuity, mass term of eternal things.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*eternity/*perpetuity, mass condition.|¾
rarkuu,÷<rar+ku(mt)u=all-common>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1a)|B is *universal, a universal property.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*universality, mass term.|¾
rarlikta,÷<rar+likta=all-week>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*weekly, having a weekly rhythm.|[V­] 	¾„(1v)|V have-a-*weekly-rhythm/happen-*every-week.|¾„(av)|*weekly, happening every week.|¾
rarmea,÷<rar+me(ns)a=all-months>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 5.8¾„(av)|*monthly, occuring every month.|[V­] 	¾„(1v)|V have-a-*monthly-rhythm/happen-*every-month.|¾„(a)|*monthly/*menstrual, every month.|¾
rarnai,÷<rar+na(tl)i=all-nights>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(av)|*nocturnally/*nightly, occurring every night.|[V­] 	¾„(1v)|V have-a-*nightly-rhythm/happen-*every-night.|¾„(a)|*nightly, every night.|¾
rarnie,÷<rar+ni(rn)e=all-years>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(1v)|V have-an-*annual-rhythm/365-day-*period.|[V­] 	¾„(av)|*yearly/*annually, in an annual way.|¾„(a)|*yearly/*annual, recurring every year.|¾
rarnurnei,÷<rar+nur+ne(nr)i=all-inclusive>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.5¾„(1a)|F is *catholic (universal), all-inclusive.|[F­] 	¾
rarnurpee,÷<rar+nur+pe(nr)e=all-parented>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '90 5.0¾„(2n)|P are a/the *brood/*family of parents S.|[P­S] 	¾
rarpai,÷<rar+pa(rt)i=all-parts>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|B *comprise/*make-up/*constitute all the parts of whole F.|[B­F] 	¾„(n)|are the *constituents/*component parts of wholeŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(ph)|*is-composed-of parts/constituents...|¾
rarpli,÷<rar+pli(zo)=everywhere-use-(usable)>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '87 3.4¾„(1a)|B is *universal, in use everywhere.|[B­] 	¾
rarpoi,÷<rar+po(rl)i=all-powerful>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '87 4.5¾„(1a)|F is *almighty.|[F­] 	¾
rarste,÷<rar+ste(ti)=all-sentence>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 9.3¾„(2n)|B is a *generalization/*universal-sentence about V.|[B­V] 	¾
rarstemao,÷<rar+ste(ti)+ma(dz)o=all-sentence-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 9.3¾„(3v)|K *generalize from S that V.|[K­SV] 	¾„(n)|a *generalizer, one who ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *generalization, a spec. act.|¾
rartci,÷<rar+t(it)ci=all-eater>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*omnivorous, pert. to omnivores.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *omnivore.|¾
rartra,÷<rar+tra(du)=all-true>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|N is a *natural-law/natural-*law/*law-of-nature, a true generalization about V.|[N­V] 	¾
ras,÷<grasa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of grasa, grass.*| 	¾
rasfii,SEE rasfildi
rasfildi,÷<(g)ras(a)+fildi=grass-field>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *meadow/*mead/*lea, a grass field grown for hay in region/ecosystem F.|[B­F] 	¾
raskua,÷<(g)ras(a)+ku(vg)a=grass-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 5.0¾„(1n)|B is *turf/*sod.|[B­] 	¾
raslai,÷<(g)ras(a)+la(nd)i=grass-land>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *prairie/*grassland of F.|[B­F] 	¾
rastci,÷<(g)ras(a)+t(it)ci=grass-eat>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(2v)|K *graze on B.|[K­B] 	¾
rasto,÷¿÷<2/3C tong; 3/5S laton; 2/4E brass; 3/6J burasu; 2/5R latun>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *brass.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*brass/*brazen, made of brass.|¾Used in: rastycli; ¾
rastycli,÷<rast(o)+y+cli(ka)=brass-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *brassy/*brazen, like brass than J.|[G­J] 	¾
rat,÷<prati>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prati, price.*| 	¾
ratbeo,÷<(p)rat(i)+be(gc)o=price-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(4v)|K *charge/*ask-price C for service/item B from D.|[K­CBD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *charge, an asked price.|¾
ratca,÷¿÷<ratcu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *rat.|[B­] 	¾
ratce,÷¿÷<ratcu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *ratty/*rat-like, pertains to or resembles rats.|[B­] 	¾
ratci,÷¿÷<ratcu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *rat.|[B­] 	¾
ratco,÷¿÷<ratcu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *rat.|[B­] 	¾
ratcu,÷rau ¿÷<3/3F rat; 3/3G ratte; 3/4S rata; 2/3E rat; 3/5C lao shu; 3/5H chuha>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.2¾„(1n)|B is a *rat, a rodent of genus Rattus, non-specific.|[B­] 	¾
ratgrocea,÷<(p)rat(i)+gro(da)+ce(nj)a=price-big-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JJ '93 7+¾„(1v)|D experience-*inflation, of economies.|[D­] 	¾„(a)|*inflated, of economies.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*inflation, mass of such events.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inflation, an economic event of being ‹ed|¾
ratycmamao,÷<(p)rat(i)+y+cma(lo)+ma(dz)o=price-smaller-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|K has a *sale/*reduces-the-price of B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|is on *sale atŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sale.|¾
ratytao,÷<(p)rat(i)+y+ta(rg)o=price-argue>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *bargainer/*haggler, one who ­s.|[K­KC] 	¾„(3v)|K *bargain/*dicker/*haggle with K over price C.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bargain, an event/act of ­ing.|¾
rau,÷<raznu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of ratcu, rat.*| 	¾„(pp)|*because-of (reason), a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).|¾«‹ hu„»(ph)|*why? for what reason?|¾
rauki,÷<raznu+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of reasons, with ki in 'raukiŠkiŠ; becauseŠ,Š'.| 	¾
raz,÷<raznu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of raznu, reason.*| 	¾
razdou,÷<raz(nu)+do(ns)u=reason-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(a)|*reasonable, of those who give reasons.|[K­VS] 	¾„(i)|Be-*reasonable!/*Come-now!/*Look-here!, w/o 1st arg., imperative.|¾„(3v)|K give-*reasons-for/*justify-act V with reason S.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *reason/*justification, a reason given forŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reasonable/*justified/*justifiable, pert. to a ­able act.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *justification, an act of justifying.|¾
razflo,÷<raz(nu)+fo/l(ma)=reason-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '91 3.0¾„(3a)|G is more *reasonable than J about V.|[G­JV] 	¾
raznu,÷raz ¿÷<4/5R razum; 3/4E reason; 3/5C yuan gu; 3/5S razon; 2/4F raison; 3/8G vernunft>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4n)|S a *reason/*justification for action P by actor K in circumstances N.|[S­PKN] 	¾„(v)|give-*cause-forŠtoŠ/*justify actionŠby actorŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*warranted/*justified/*reasonable.|¾Used in: dupyraznu; falraznu; razdou; razflo; razpli; razruu; tserazdou; tseraznu; tseraztoi; ¾
razpli,÷<raz(nu)+pli(zo)=reason-using>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.4¾„(2a)|G is more *reasonable/*rational than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*reason/*rationality, mass prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unreasonable/*irrational, conv. of rational.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *unreasonableness/*irrationality, a condition/state.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *unreasonableness/*irrationality, a property.|¾
razruu,÷<raz(nu)+(p)ru(t)u=reason-protest>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(3v)|K *object-to/*protest V for reason S.|[K­VS] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *objection, a reason given for protest.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*objectionable, can be ­ed to.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *objection/*protest, an act of ­ing for reasons.|¾
re,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*most/more than half ofŠ/*major-part of setŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
rea,÷<frena>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*clearly/*obviously/*of-*course, a discourse operator, used before sentences (UI).  | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of retca, differ.* |¾
reb,÷<breba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of breba, bread.*| 	¾
rebduo,÷<(b)reb(a)+du(rz)o=bread-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *bread D/*cover-Š-with-bread.|[K­D] 	¾
rebfoa,÷<(b)reb(a)+fo(rm)a=bread-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a *loaf, of bread.|[B­] 	¾
rec,÷<retca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of retca, differ.*| 	¾
recdui,÷<re(t)c(a)+du(vr)i=difference-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(4v)|K *differentiate/*distinguish/*discriminate B from B by finding difference C.|[K­BBC] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *differentiation/*discrimination, a ­ing thing.|¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*differentiating, as of found aspects.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *differentiation/*discrimination, an act of ­ing.|¾
reckai,÷<re(t)c(a)+ka(tl)i=distinctive-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *characteristic/*character/*distinction, a spec. attribute.|[G­BGB] 	¾„(4a)|G is more *characteristic/*distinctive/*typical of B than G is of B.|¾
recmra,÷<re(t)c(a)+ma/r(ka)=difference-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(n)|*distinction, a distinguishing mark.|[B­DD] 	¾„(n)|distinguishing/differentiating *mark, ofŠfromŠ|¾„(3v)|B *distinguish/*differentiate D from D.|¾
recykaiflo,÷<re(t)c(a)+y+ka(tl)i+fo/l(ma)=different-quality-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2a)|G is more *distinguished/*distinct than J.|[G­J] 	¾
recykaikasfa,÷<re(t)c(a)+y+ka(tl)i+kasfa=different-characteristic-punish>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.7¾„(3v)|K *persecute D on pretext S e.g. skin colour.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|*persecutor, one who ­s.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*persecution, mass term.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*persecuted, pert. to one who is ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *persecution.|¾
recykaisei,÷<re(t)c(a)+y+ka(tl)i+se(tc)i=different-quality-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is the *character, distinctive quality set of B.|[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*characterological, of distinctive qualities.|¾
recykambi,÷<re(t)c(a)+y+kambi=difference-compare>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.5¾„(5v)|K *contrast/*compare B with B noting differences C in dimension(s) N.|[K­BBCN] 	¾
recynorpoa,÷<re(t)c(a)+y+nor+po(nd)a=different-not-respond(ignore)>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *tolerate (differences) B.|[K­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*toleration (of differencesŠ), mass property.|¾
red,÷<redro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of redro, red.*| 	¾
redcea,÷<red(ro)+ce(nj)a=red-change>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.6¾„(2v)|D *blush/become-*red from S.|[D­S] 	¾„(a)|*blushing, pertaining to one that ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *blush, an instance of ­ing.|¾
redcko,÷<red(ro)+cko(zu)=red-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|N *redden D,makesŠred, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾
redmao,÷<red(ro)+ma(dz)o=red-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *redden D,makesŠred, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
redro,÷red ¿÷<3/3E red; 2/3S roj-o; 2/3G rot>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*red, redder thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *redder than J.|¾„(n)|a *red, a red-colored thing/person.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*red, the color, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *redness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: jelredro; labyredro; redcea; redcko; redmao; redturdu; ¾
redturdu,÷<red(ro)+turdu=red-thrush>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is an American *robin, a red-breasted thrush.|[B­] 	¾
ref,÷<resfu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of resfu, garment.*| 	¾
refcle,÷<re(s)f(u)+cle(si)=clothes-without>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(n)|a *nude, one who is naked.|[B­] 	¾„(1a)|B is *naked/*nude/*bare/*disrobed/*undressed, without clothes.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *nudity/*nakedness, a state of nudity.|¾
refclecea,÷<re(s)f(u)+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=naked-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(1v)|K *undress, become nude.|[K­] 	¾
refclecko,÷<re(s)f(u)+cle(si)+cko(zu)=naked-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2v)|N *undress D, makeŠnude, non-intentional, as in an explosion, tornado etc.|[N­D] 	¾
refclemao,÷<re(s)f(u)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=naked-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2v)|K *undress/*strip D, remove the clothes ofŠ, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
refklomao,÷<re(s)f(u)+klo(gu)+ma(dz)o=clothing-close-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.1¾„(2v)|K *fasten/*tie-up/*do-up B.|[K­B] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unfastened/*undone/*untied.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fastened/*tied.|¾
refpedtru,÷<re(s)f(u)+pe(n)d(i)+tru(ke)=clothes-hang-structure>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *clothes_hanger/*coat-hanger.|[B­] 	¾
rei,÷<revri>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*r, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of revri, dream.*|¾
reible,÷<re(vr)i+ble(ka)=dream-look>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *wonder/*marvel at/about V.|[K­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*wonderful/*marvelous, pert. to wonders/marvels.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *wonder/*marvel, a wonder, conv. of marvel.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *wonder, a spec. state of ­ing.|¾
reistu,÷<re(vr)i+stu(ci)=dream-story>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(3n)|P is a *fable/*myth about B by S.|[P­BS] 	¾
rek,÷<breko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of breko, brake.*| 	¾
rekduo,÷<(b)rek(o)+du(rz)o=brake-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(n)|a *brakeman, one who applies ­s.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *brake/stop-(with-a-brake) B.|¾
rekfitlevga,÷<(b)rek(o)+fit(pi)+levga=brake-foot-lever>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *brake-pedal of F.|[B­F] 	¾
reksio,÷<(b)rek(o)+si(st)o=brake-system>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/the *brake-system of vehicle F|[B­F] 	¾
rekylitla,÷<(b)rek(o)+y+litla=brake-light>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *brakelight of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
rel,÷<trelu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trelu, rail.*| 	¾
relnetre,÷<(t)rel(u)+netre=rail-net>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a/some *bars/*grating/*grate.|[B­] 	¾
relsea,÷<(t)rel(u)+se(tf)a=rail-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(2v)|K *barricade/*block-off/*bar, erect a rail/barricade/bar over/across B.|[K­B] 	¾
rem,÷<fremi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of fremi, friend.*| 	¾
rembiu,÷<(f)rem(i)+bi(vd)u=friend-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K is (naturally) *friendly towards D|[K­D] 	¾
remcli,÷<(f)rem(i)+cli(ka)=friend-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2a)|G is/are more-*friendly than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*amiable/*friendly, friendlier thanŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*amiability/*friendliness, mass term, properties.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *amiableness, a state of being ­able.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *amiability/*friendliness, a spec. property.|¾
remkao,÷<(f)rem(i)+ka(kt)o=friend-act>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *act-as-a-*friend towards D for purpose P|[K­DP] 	¾
ren,÷<renro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of renro, throw.*| 	¾
renblo,÷<ren(ro)+blo(da)=throw-hit>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *shoot D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*shooting (ŠwithŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shot (by­withŠ), about the object struck.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *shot/*shooting (ofŠbyŠ), specific act.|¾
rencei,÷<ren(ro)+ce(rs)i=throw-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *ejection-*seat.|[B­] 	¾
renjua,÷<ren(ro)+ju(gr)a=throw-grasp>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(2v)|K *catch B, a thrown thing.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *catcher, of a thrown thing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *catch, an act of ­ing a thrown thing.|¾
renlansa,÷<ren(ro)+lansa=throwing-lance>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '91 3.2¾„(1n)|B is a *harpoon/*javelin, a thrown spear/lance.|[B­] 	¾
renlansyduo,÷<ren(ro)+lans(a)+y+du(rz)o=spear-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.2¾„(3v)|K *harpoon/*lance D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
renmai,÷<ren(ro)+ma(tc)i=throw-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *catapult/*sling-shot (for throwing stones, or launching aircraft from carrier).|[K­] 	¾
renmao,÷<ren(ro)+ma(dz)o=throw-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(2v)|K *fire/*discharge weapon B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fired/*discharged (by ‹), describing a weapon.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *discharge/*firing (of weapon‹).|¾
renmiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *rhenium, element 75 (Re).|[B­] 	¾
renro,÷ren reo ¿÷<2/3E throw; 2/3C reng; 2/4S arroj-ar; 2/6R shvyrok>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *throw/*cast/*hurl/*pitch B to/at D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cast/*hurl/*pitch/*throw, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: cmanunreo; corkukreo; cutpravalreo; dionrenmao; dionreo; grokukreo; kukreo; kukyrengru; lagkukreo; nunreo; radreo; renblo; rencei; renjua; renlansa; renlansyduo; renmai; renmao; tamreo; zavreo; zbununreo; ¾
reo,÷<renro>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of renro, throw.*| 	¾„(l)|*rho, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
rep,÷<retpi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of retpi, reply.*| 	¾
repduo,÷<re(t)p(i)+du(rz)o=reply-do>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *answer question(s) V posed by S.|[K­VS] 	¾
repdurkii,÷<re(t)p(i)+dur(zo)+ki(nc)i=reply-do-accompany>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *join-with K in *answering question B|[K­KB] 	¾
repduvrai,÷<re(t)p(i)+duv(ri)+(t)ra(t)i=answer-discover-try(search)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2v)|K *investigate/*inquire-into V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|an *investigator, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*investigable, capable of being ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inquiry/*investigation, investigation, a spec. act of.|¾
reptili,÷<Lin. Reptilia>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *reptile of type/genus/species F from S.|[B­FS] 	¾„(a)|*reptilian, pert. to ­s.|¾
Reptilia,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|of the class *Reptilia.| 	¾
rer,÷<re>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of re, most of.*| 	¾
rera,÷<'mostad'>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(2v)|be (in) the *majority (ofŠ).| 	¾
res,÷<resfu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of resfu, garment.*| 	¾
resduo,÷<res(fu)+du(rz)o=clothing-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|*attire/*clotheŠinŠ, putŠonŠ|[K­DB] 	¾„(3v)|K *put-on/*dress D in/with B.|¾
resfoa,÷<res(fu)+fo(rm)a=dress-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a manner of *dress, a way of dressing ofŠ|[V­K] 	¾„(2n)|V is a/the way/style/manner of *dressing of K.|¾
resfu,÷res ref ¿÷<2/2C fu; 3/4E dress; 2/4J fuku; 2/5H kapre; 2/7S vestido>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(1n)|B is a *garment/piece-of-*clothing.|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*dress/*clothing, mass term.|¾Used in: cpuresduo; cpuresfu; curyresfu; fanresduo; fanrespli; freresfu; pebyresfu; refcle; refclecea; refclecko; refclemao; refklomao; refpedtru; resduo; resfoa; reshamsei; resmao; respli; rinresfu; rulresfu; tcetyresfu; ¾
reshamsei,÷<res(fu)+ha(r)m(o)+se(tc)i=clothes-harmonious-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|F is a *suit of clothing composed of parts B.|[F­B] 	¾
reshu,÷¿÷<Lin.>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *rhesus, an Indian monkey.|[B­] 	¾
resmao,÷<res(fu)+ma(dz)o=dress-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|K is a/the *tailor/*dressmaker, maker of clothing P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tailoring, an act of making clothing.|¾
respli,÷<res(fu)+pli(zo)=clothes-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *wear/*dress-in clothing/costume/garment/attire B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*worn, as of clothing, conv. of wear.|¾
resra,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *restaurant/*cafe of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: linresra; ¾
resto,÷ret ¿÷<4/4E rest; 3/4F repos; 3/4G rast; 3/5S repos-ar>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *lie-(down)/*rest/*repose/*recline on B.|[K­B] 	¾„(vi)|be-at-*rest, rest/repose onŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rest, a state/condition of repose.|¾Used in: retcko; retcle; retkeo; ¾
ret,÷<resto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of resto, rest.*| 	¾
retca,÷rec rea ¿÷<3/3C cha; 3/6J chigau; 3/7E different; 3/8G verschieden; 3/9S diferente>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|B is *different from B in property/-ties C.|[B­BC] 	¾„(v)|*differ, be different fromŠinŠ|¾„(a)|*different/*distinct/*other/*unlike, fromŠin qualities/featuresŠ|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *differential/*distinction/*difference, a differentiating aspect.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *distinction/*difference, a state of being ­ent.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *difference, a property of being ­ent.|¾Used in: cmareasae; ginrea; kalrea; mucrea; ninpaireckai; recdui; reckai; recmra; recykaiflo; recykaikasfa; recykaisei; recykambi; recynorpoa; ¾
retcko,÷<re(s)t(o)+cko(zu)=rest-causing>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *restful, rest-causing than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *restfulness, a spec. property.|¾
retcle,÷<re(s)t(o)+cle(si)=rest-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '86 2.3¾„(1a)|B is *restless/*unresting, e.g. a restless wandering, the unresting sea.|[B­] 	¾
retkeo,÷<re(s)t(o)+(c)ke(m)o=rest-time>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.0¾„(2n)|B is an interval of *relief/*respite from activity V.|[B­V] 	¾
retpi,÷rep ¿÷<4/6E reply; 3/5F response; 2/6R otviet; 3/9S respuesta>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|P is a/the *answer/*reply/*solution to question/request/problem S put by K.|[P­SK] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*answerable, having an answer. |¾Used in: lilretpi; nabyrepdui; nabyretpi; repduo; repdurkii; repduvrai; ¾
retrroviri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*retroviral, pert. to ­s.|[B­FS] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *retrovirus of type/genus/species F from S.|¾
reu,÷<trelu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trelu, rail.*| 	¾
rev,÷<revri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of revri, dream.*| 	¾
revri,÷rev rei ¿÷<5/5E reverie; 3/3F reve; 5/5G reverie; 4/7S desvari-ar; 2/6R grioza>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *dreamer, one who dreams.|[K­VB] 	¾„(3v)|K *dream V/thatŠ, dream that/about B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dream, an event of ­ing.|¾Used in: cidrei; cidyrevdaa; reible; reistu; zavrei; ¾
rez,÷<frezi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of frezi, free.*| 	¾
rezdei,÷<(f)rez(i)+de(nl)i=free-day(s)>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *holiday for F.|[B­F] 	¾
rezherba,÷<(f)rez(i)+herba=free-plant>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(1n)|B is a *weed, something not planted.|[B­] 	¾
rezkeo,÷<(f)rez(i)+(c)ke(m)o=free-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.6¾„(4n)|B is a *holiday/*vacation from S to D for V.|[B­SDV] 	¾
rezkeospe,÷<(f)rez(i)+(c)ke(m)o+spe(ni)=free-interval-spend>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(1h)|D is at *leisure, enjoying leisure time.|[D­] 	¾
rezlei,÷<(f)rez(i)+le(tc)i=free-let>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(3n)|K *discharge/let-*go/*release D from B (court,prison etc.).|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *discharge/*release (ofŠfromŠ).|¾
rezlii,÷<(f)rez(i)+(c)li(v)i=free-life>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|some *wildlife, any instance of untamed life.|[B­] 	¾„(1a)|B is *wild/*untame/*free/*undomesticated.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*wildlife, mass term of wild things.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*wildness, mass term of conditions.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *wildness, a condition of wildlife.|¾
rezmao,÷<(f)rez(i)+ma(dz)o=free-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(n)|a *liberator, one who ­s.|[K­DB] 	¾„(3v)|K *free/*liberate/*deliver/*emancipate/set-*loose D from B, intentional.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*liberty/*freedom, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*liberated/*delivered, conv. of liberate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *liberation/*deliverance, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|some *freedom/*liberty, a state of being freed.|¾
reznurtia,÷<(f)rez(i)+nur+ti(sr)a=free-chosen>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2a)|B is *arbitrary/*any item chosen from population F|[B­F] 	¾
rezycea,÷<(f)rez(i)+y+ce(nj)a=free-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|D is/are *freed/*liberated/*delivered/set-*loose from B.|[D­B] 	¾„(a)|*liberated/*delivered/*freed (fromŠ).|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*liberty/*freedom, mass term of states.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*freedom/*liberty, a state of being freed.|¾
rezycko,÷<(f)rez(i)+y+cko(zu)=free-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3v)|N *free/*liberate/*deliver/*emancipate/set-*loose D from B, nonintentional.|[N­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *liberator, that which ­s.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*liberty/*freedom, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*liberated/*delivered, conv. of liberate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *liberation/*deliverance, an act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|some *freedom/*liberty, a state of being freed.|¾
ri,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*several/a-*few/*some/a-small-number of setŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾«­ri„»(af)|Š­st/­nd/­rd/­th as in 'tori: *second, the ordinal suffix, postfixed to integers.|¾
ria,÷<briga>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of briga, brave.*| 	¾
ribhosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *ribose, a pentose sugar.|[B­] 	¾
ribhosomi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *ribosome, a cell organelle.|[B­] 	¾
ric,÷<ritco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ritco, right.*| 	¾
ricdio,÷<ri(t)c(o)+di(rc)o=right-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2av)|B is *rightward, in a rightward direction from S.|[B­S] 	¾
ricu,÷|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|a *small-group/*several, a *fewŠacting together, an indefinite set describer. E.g., Ricu mrenu pa hijra  A small group men were here together. Cf., Ri mrenu pa hijra  Several men were here independently.| 	¾
ricytorni,÷<ri(t)c(o)+y+torni=right-turn>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *dextrogyre, one that rotates polarized light clockwise.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*dextrorotatory, pert. to dextrogyres.|¾
rid,÷<ridle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ridle, read.*| 	¾
ridcue,÷<rid(le)+cu(ts)e=read-say>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(n)|K is a *reader-aloud of B to D|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *read-*aloud B to D|¾
ridfiu,÷<rid(le)+fi(br)u=read-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|B is *dyslexic/*reading-impaired.|[B­] 	¾
ridle,÷rid ¿÷<2/2S le-er; 3/4C nien; 2/3E read; 2/3G les-en>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *reader, one who ­s.|[K­BS] 	¾„(3v)|K *read B from S.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*readable, conv. of read.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reading, an act/event of ­ing.|¾Used in: dandyridmai; kalridle; minridcue; raenridmai; ridcue; ridfiu; ridspe; ridydui; takyridle; ¾
ridspe,÷<rid(le)+spe(ni)=read-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *experience B *vicariously by reading about it|[K­B] 	¾
ridydui,÷<rid(le)+y+du(vr)i=read-find>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *discover/*find-out B by reading about it.|[K­B] 	¾
rie,÷<rispe>|¿|LW|SR '90 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of trime, tool.*| 	¾„(h)|*sir/*madam/*sire/*m'am/*honorable, an attitudinal used by an inferior addresng a superior; part of the series 'rie/kae/nue/fie/die', q.v.; always follows a designation/vocative. E.g., 'Gandias Smiq, Rie'  'Professor Smith, Sir'. (DIE).|¾
riermao,÷<(t)ri(m)e+r+ma(dz)o=instrument-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is an *instrument-maker.|[B­] 	¾
rig,÷<briga>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of briga, brave.*| 	¾
rigclecea,÷<(b)rig(a)+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=bravery-without-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 5.0¾„(2v)|D is *discouraged about V.|[D­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *discouragement (aboutŠ).|¾
rigclecko,÷<(b)rig(a)+cle(si)+cko(zu)=bravery-without-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(3v)|N *discourage D from V (involuntary).|[N­DV] 	¾„(a)|*discouraging (ŠfromŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*discouraged (byŠfromŠ).|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *discouragement (byŠfromŠ).|¾
rigclemao,÷<(b)rig(a)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=bravery-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 5.0¾„(a)|*discouraging (ŠfromŠ).|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *discourage D from V (voluntary).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*discouraged (byŠfromŠ).|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *discouragement (byŠfromŠ).|¾
rignurduo,÷<(b)rig(a)+nur+du(rz)o=brave-deed>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is an *exploit.|[B­] 	¾
rigsii,÷<(b)rig(a)+si(mc)i=brave-seem>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K  *appear-*brave to D in circumstances N.|[K­DN] 	¾
rii,÷<rilri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rilri, regular.*| 	¾
riicke,÷<ri(lr)i+cke(mo)=regular-interval>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|C is the *period/*interval/*periodicity between repetitions of cycle V.|[C­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *cycle, of periodŠ, conv. of period.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*cyclic, having regular intervals.|¾
rik,÷<briku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of briku, brick.*| 	¾
rikduo,÷<(b)rik(u)+du(rz)o=brick-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.3¾„(v)|(lay)-*brick.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *brick (up) B.|¾„(n)|a *bricklayer/*mason.|¾
ril,÷<brili>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brili, bright.*| 	¾
rilbii,÷<(b)ril(i)+bi(lt)i=bright-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '83 3.2¾„(2a)|G is more *splendid than J, brilliantly great.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*splendor, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *splendor, brilliant greatness.|¾
rilcea,÷<(b)ril(i)+ce(nj)a=brilliant-change>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(1v)|N *brighten/become-*brighter, intransitive.|[N­] 	¾
rilcko,÷<(b)ril(i)+cko(zu)=bright-ckozu>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(2v)|N *brighten D, cause to become bright.|[N­D] 	¾
rilfau,÷<(b)ril(i)+fa(tr)u=brilliantly-trouble>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 3.5¾„(a)|*dazzling, that which ­s.|[D­V] 	¾„(2v)|D is *dazzled by V.|¾«nu ‹„»(2n)|*dazzle ‹.|¾
rilgau,÷<(b)ril(i)+ga(nc)u=complete-victory>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(a)|*triumphant.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *triumph over D in battle/competition V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a (specific) *triumph.|¾
rilmao,÷<(b)ril(i)+ma(dz)o=bright-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|K *brighten/*shine/*polish B, intentional.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shine (sp. inst.).|¾
rilri,÷rii ¿÷<2/3C i lyu; 4/7E regular; 3/7S regular; 4/10R rieguliarn-yi; 3/7F regulier; 3/8G regulaer>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2a)|G is more *regular/*cyclical/*periodic/*uniform than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *regularity/*uniformity/*periodicity, a spec. property.|¾Used in: bufrii; nunrii; nunrilryvei; riicke; rilryjurna; rilrymao; rilrynurpei; ¾
rilryjurna,÷<rilr(i)+y+jurna=regular-earn>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2v)|K earn a *wage/*salary at/for P.|[K­P] 	¾«nu ‹„»(1n)|*salary/*wage/*earnings.|¾
rilrymao,÷<rilr(i)+y+ma(dz)o=regular-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *regularize, make V periodic.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *regularization, a spec. event.|¾
rilrynurpei,÷<rilr(i)+y+nur+pe(tc)i=regular-payments>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.8¾„(3n)|B is a *pension of C from S, distinguished from salary-nurjurna.|[B­CS] 	¾
riltaa,÷<(b)ril(i)+ta(kn)a=bright-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3a)|G is *cleverer/more-*brilliant than J on topic/-s V.|[G­JV] 	¾„(a)|*bright/*clever.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*brightness/*brilliance/*cleverness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *brightness/*brilliance/*cleverness, sp. prop.|¾
rim,÷<trime>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trime, tool.*| 	¾
rimcaslo,÷<(t)rim(e)+caslo=instrument-whistle>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 2.3¾„(3v)|K *whistle (tune) V with whistle S.|[K­VS] 	¾„(n)|a *whistler, one who ­s.|¾
rin,÷<rinje>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rinje, ring.*| 	¾
rinda,÷¿÷<E Amerind>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of an *American-Indian/*Amerind+language.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Amerind/*Indian, of Indian language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Indian, the mass of all Amerind languages.|¾
rinde,÷¿÷<E Amerind>|¿|N_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is an *Amerind place/territory, a region inhabited by Amerinds.|[B­] 	¾
rindi,÷¿÷<E Amerind>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Amerind/*Indian, of Indian origin.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an *American-Indian/*Amerind+(person).|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Indian/Indians, the mass of all indians.|¾Used in: rindykaa; ¾
rindo,÷¿÷<E Amerind>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of an *American-Indian/*Amerind+culture.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Amerind/*Indian, of Indian culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Indian, the mass of all Amerind culture.|¾
rindorja,÷<rin(je)+dorja=ring-war>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(3n)|V is a *siege, the surrounding and blockading of B by K.|[V­BK] 	¾
rinduo,÷<rin(je)+du(rz)o=ring-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(3v)|K *surround/*gird/*ring/*band/*encircle D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*surrounding, of that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*surrounded, that which is encircled.|¾
rindykaa,÷<rind(i)+y+ka(ml)a=native-American-origin>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 3.4¾„(1n)|B is of (native)-*American-(Indian) extraction.|[B­] 	¾
rinje,÷rin ¿÷<3/3C je; 2/6E circlet; 2/6R koltso>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(v)|*ring/*encircle, by virtue of being a ring.|[B­D] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *ring/*band around D.|¾Used in: lifyrinje; loryrinje; molrinje; narmyrinje; rindorja; rinduo; rinresfu; rinsni; ¾
rinresfu,÷<rin(je)+resfu=band-clothing>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *belt/*sash/*girdle, a ring garment.|[B­] 	¾
rinsni,÷<rin(je)+sni(re)=ring-near >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(2v)|B *surround/are *all-around D.|[B­D] 	¾
rinta,÷rit ¿÷<3/4R ritm; 3/4F rythme; 2/3C yin; 2/3H tal; 3/5S ritmo; 3/6G rhythmisch>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 7.9¾„(2n)|N is a/the *rhythm of V.|[N­V] 	¾„(a)|*rhythmic, pert. to rhythms.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*rhythmic, of things that have rhythm.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *rhythm, a property of being ­ic.|¾Used in: muzrinta; ritydzo; ritysonmao; ritysrusia; ritystuka; ¾
rip,÷<rispe>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rispe, respect.*| 	¾
ripsaa,÷<ri(s)p(e)+sa(np)a=respect-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.9¾„(3n)|B is a *medal for event/performance V awarded by S.|[B­VS] 	¾
rir,÷<rirda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rirda, record.*| 	¾
rircue,÷<rir(da)+cu(ts)e=record-say>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.4¾„(n)|*dictator, one who ­s records.|[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *dictate B to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*dictation (byŠtoŠ), that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *dictation (ofŠtoŠ).|¾
rirda,÷rir ¿÷<4/6E record; 2/6J kiroku; 3/7C chi tsai; 3/7S registr-ar; 3/7F enregistr-er; 3/9G niederschreib>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.8¾„(3n)|B is a *record/*log of event/process V on medium N.|[B­VN] 	¾Used in: dandykukrirpli; dandyrirda; dandyrirmai; fanrirpli; fomyrirda; fursuirirda; katcyrirda; kukyrirpli; lityrirda; peinrirda; rajrirda; rajrirmai; rircue; rirdandi; rirdandyveo; rirmao; rirmazmao; rirpazmao; rirpli; rirtifmao; rirtiu; sonrircko; sonrirda; sonrirmao; vidhyrirda; vidhyrirmai; vizfanrirpli; vizkukrirpli; ¾
rirdandi,÷<rir(da)+dandi=record-tape>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/some *recording-tape made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
rirdandyveo,÷<rir(da)+dand(i)+y+ve(sl)o=sound-tape-container>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cassette (any type) made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
rirgu,÷¿÷<3/3E rear; 3/4C pi gu>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *buttock (s)/*ass/*arse/*butt/*rear/*seat of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: rirgyviu; rirgyviudou; ¾
rirgyviu,÷<rirg(u)+y+vi(dj)u=bottom-view>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(3n)|P is a/the *view-*of-*the-*bottom/-*underside of B from point N.|[P­BN] 	¾„(n)|*underview, of some object viewed from below/behind|¾
rirgyviudou,÷<rirg(u)+y+vi(dj)u+do(ns)u=bottom-view-giver>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bottom-view-giver, a slang name for a Loglandian *pedicab.|[B­] 	¾
rirmao,÷<rir(da)+ma(dz)o=record-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(3v)|K *register/*enrol/*enter/*record V in/for(record) B.|[K­VB] 	¾„(n)|*recorder/*registrar (ofŠinŠ), one who ­s.|¾„(a)|*registering/*enrolling/*entering (ofŠinŠ).|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *register/*roll/*list (ofŠbyŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*recordable, can be recorded.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*registered/*enrolled/*entered (byŠinŠ).|¾
rirmazmao,÷<rir(da)+ma(d)z(o)+ma(dz)o=record-make-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(n)|*registrant (inŠ), one who ­s.|[K­BV] 	¾„(2v)|K *register/*enrol/*enter B in V.|¾„(a)|*registering/*enrolling/*entering (inŠ), pert. to the registrant.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *register/*roll/*list (ofŠ).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*registered/*enrolled/*entered (inŠ), pert. to the registrant.|¾
rirpazmao,÷<rir(da)+paz(da)+ma(dz)o=record-pause-make>|¿|3_Cpx|DB '83 2.2¾„(3v)|K *pause record B in machine S.|[K­BS] 	¾
rirpli,÷<rir(da)+pli(zo)=record-use>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *play record/tape B on machine S.|[K­BS] 	¾
rirtifmao,÷<rir(da)+tif(ru)+ma(dz)o=record-offer-make>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *eject (s) record B from machine F.|[K­BF] 	¾
rirtiu,÷<rir(da)+ti(fr)u=record-offer>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|K (machine) *eject (s) record B.|[K­B] 	¾
ris,÷<rispe>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rispe, respect.*| 	¾
risdou,÷<ris(pe)+do(ns)u=respect-giving>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.1¾„(3n)|K go/give *homage to D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*homage, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *homage (toŠforŠ).|¾
risflo,÷<ris(pe)+fo/l(ma)=respect-full>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.5¾„(2a)|K is *respectful of D.|[K­D] 	¾
rismi,÷¿÷<2/2C mi; 3/3R ris; 2/2F riz; 3/4E rice; 3/4G reis; 2/4S arroz>|¿|71% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.7¾„(a)|*rice, made of rice.|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a grain/quantity of *rice from S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*rice, mass term.|¾
rispe,÷ris rip ¿÷<4/5F respect; 5/7E respect; 4/7S respeto; 4/7G respekt; 2/5C pei fu>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|a *respecter, one who ­sŠ|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *respect/*esteem/*regard D for doing/being V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*estimable/*esteemed/*respectable, respected, conv. of esteem.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *respect/*regard/*esteem, a spec. act of respecting.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *regard/*esteem, a state of being respected.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *respectability, a spec. property.|¾Used in: conrispe; grarisdou; grarisdri; grarispe; lalrispe; noryrispeu; ripsaa; risdou; risflo; rispua; risybiu; selrispe; susdaryrispe; ¾
rispua,÷<ris(pe)+pu(rd)a=respect-word>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.9¾„(1n)|B is an *honorific, a word used to show respect for another.|[B­] 	¾
risybiu,÷<ris(pe)+y+bi(vd)u=respect-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a *bow/*curtsey to D, any formal sign of respect for another.|[B­D] 	¾
rit,÷<rinta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rinta, rhythm.*| 	¾
ritco,÷ric ¿÷<3/4E right; 3/5C yu shou; 4/7S derecho>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2pp)|B is to the *right of S.|[B­S] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*right, mass term for the direction.|¾Used in: ricdio; ricytorni; ¾
ritma,÷¿÷<2/3E wheat; 2/5C mai dz; 2/5S trigo; 3/8R pshenitsa; 2/6G weizen>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2n)|B is a portion/quantity of *wheat from S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*wheat, mass term.|¾
ritydzo,÷<ri(n)t(a)+y+dzo(ru)=rhythm-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *march, walk rhythmically to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾„(n)|*march, an event of ­ing.|¾
ritysonmao,÷<ri(n)t(a)+y+son(da)+ma(dz)o=rhythm-sound-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.6¾„(1v)|K *beat/*pulsate, beat steadily.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *beating/*pulsation, an act of ­ing.|¾
ritysrusia,÷<ri(n)t(a)+y+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=rhythmic-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|K *throb in D, a throbbing *pain.|[K­D] 	¾
ritystuka,÷<ri(n)t(a)+y+stuka=rhythm-stick>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *baton of D, as used by an orchestra conductor.|[B­D] 	¾
riu,÷<srisu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of srisu, serious.*| 	¾
riucko,÷<(s)ri(s)u+cko(zu)=serious-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2a)|G is more *grievous/*grave/*serious/*severe than J.|[G­J] 	¾
riupro,÷<(s)ri(s)u+pro(ju)=serious-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*serious/*grave, serious forŠ|[V­D] 	¾„(2a)|V is *serious/have-*grave-consequences for D.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *seriousness/*gravity, of events, a spec. prop.|¾
riurtracue,÷<(s)ri(s)u+r+tra(du)+cu(ts)e=solemnly-affirm>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 2.3¾„(3v)|K *swear/take-an-*oath that V in legal situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sworn, of testimony given under oath.|¾
riz,÷<prizi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prizi, private.*| 	¾
rizgru,÷<(p)riz(i)+gru(pa)=private-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|B is a *club/private *association/*society including member(s) F.|[B­F] 	¾
ro,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*many/a-large-number of setŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾«­ro„»(af)|Š­st/­nd/­rd/­th, the quality ordinal suffix, postfixed to integers e.g. le tori gudbi bedpu ­ the second­best bed*.|¾
roa,÷<rodja>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rodja, grow.*| 	¾
roacti,÷<ro(dj)a+cti(fu)=grow-stuff>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|S is a *culture/*medium/*substrate for growing P.|[S­P] 	¾
roamra,÷<ro(dj)a+ma/r(ka)=grow-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a/the *grain, growth-mark(s) of, as of wood.|[B­] 	¾
roapro,÷<ro(dj)a+pro(ju)=grow-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(2v)|S *yield/*produce crop P.|[S­P] 	¾
roarmaosensi,÷<ro(dj)a+r+ma(dz)o+sensi=cultivation-science>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(a)|*agronomical.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a fact/law/principle of *agronomy.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*agronomy, the science of agriculture.|¾
roarmaosesduo,÷<ro(dj)a+r+ma(dz)o+se(n)s(i)+du(rz)o=grow-make-science-do>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *agriculturist.|[B­] 	¾
roarmaosesmao,÷<ro(dj)a+r+ma(dz)o+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=grow-make-science-make>|¿|4_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *agronomist, agricultural scientist.|[B­] 	¾
roarmazlae,÷<ro(dj)a+r+ma(d)z(o)+la(rt)e=cultivation-art>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|B is an *agriculture/*agricultural-art/practice of people F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*agriculture, mass term of instances.|¾
roc,÷<brocu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brocu, brush.*| 	¾
rocduo,÷<(b)roc(u)+du(rz)o=brush-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *sweep/*brush B from (surface/object) D.|[K­BD] 	¾
rocenera,÷<Cpd: Simulaneously many and monad>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|a *union ofŠ| 	¾
rocu,÷|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|a *large_group/*many, a *large-number ofŠacting together, an indefinite set describer. E.g., Rocu mrenu pa hijra  A large group men were here together. Cf., Ro mrenu pa hijra  Many men were here independently.| 	¾
rocykuvduo,÷<(b)roc(u)+y+kuv(ga)+du(rz)o=brush-cover-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *brush/*apply liquid B to/on D.|[K­BD] 	¾
rod,÷<rodlu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 6.0¾„(af)|a combining form of rodlu, road.*| 	¾
rodhiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *rhodium, element 45 (Rh).|[B­] 	¾
rodhodendroni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *rhododendron.|[B­] 	¾
rodhopsini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *rhodopsin, a visual pigment.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bakteriyrodhopsini; ¾
rodja,÷roj roa ¿÷<3/4C jang; 2/3E grow; 3/5J sodat-su; 2/5H upaj-na>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|S *develop/*rise/*grow into, *increase naturally in bulk and become P, under conditions N.|[S­PN] 	¾„(a)|*growing/*rising/*crescent, growing, of that which grows.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *growth/*rise/*development, a process of growing.|¾Used in: folroa; gomyroamao; kalroa; kalrojkeo; roacti; roamra; roapro; roarmaosensi; roarmaosesduo; roarmaosesmao; roarmazlae; rojkoa; rojkovcea; rojkovmao; rojmao; ¾
rodlu,÷rod ¿÷<3/3E road; 2/2C lu; 2/4J doro; 2/4G reede>|¿|64% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a/the *highway/*road between places D via V.|[B­DV] 	¾Used in: flerodlu; rodnea; rodpai; trerodlu; ¾
rodnea,÷<rod(lu)+ne(dz)a=road-next>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4n)|B is a/the *roadside of F between S and D.|[B­FSD] 	¾
rodpai,÷<rod(lu)+pa(rt)i=road-part>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lane of road/highway F.|[B­F] 	¾
rof,÷<rofsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rofsu, rough.*| 	¾
rofcea,÷<rof(su)+ce(nj)a=rough-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(1v)|D *roughen, become rougher.|[D­] 	¾
rofcko,÷<rof(su)+cko(zu)=rough-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2v)|N *roughen D, makeŠrough, nonintentional.|[N­D] 	¾
rofcti,÷<rof(su)+cti(fu)=rough-material>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *abrasive/*rough-material.|[B­] 	¾
rofctiduo,÷<rof(su)+cti(fu)+du(rz)o=abrasive-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *abrade/*grind B with abrasive V.|[K­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *abrasion, an abraded place.|¾
rofmao,÷<rof(su)+ma(dz)o=rough-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2v)|K *roughen D, makeŠrough, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
rofpre,÷<rof(su)+p(ap)re=rough-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *sandpaper/*emerypaper, any abrasive paper.|[B­] 	¾
rofsu,÷rof ros ¿÷<2/3E rough; 2/3C tsu; 2/3G rauh; 2/6R nierov-nyi>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(a)|*rough, more abrasive thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *rougher/more *abrasive, less smooth than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *roughness/*abrasiveness, a spec. property.|¾Used in: biunrofsu; guonrofsu; hiryrofsu; rofcea; rofcko; rofcti; rofctiduo; rofmao; rofpre; rosvoi; sasyrofsu; sutyrofsu; vizrofsu; ¾
roi,÷<furmoi=intend>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*in/*during/*under..., used before event/state terms to specify the conditions of an intention.| 	¾„(aux)|*will/*intend-to/*mean-to..., objective sense used before predicates (PA). E.g., Mi roi godzi daI will/intend-to go to X. Cf. ai for subjective sense: Ai mi godzi daI intend to go to X. |¾„(af)|a combining form of groci, angry.*|¾
roible,÷<(g)ro(c)i+ble(ka)=angry-look>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(2v)|K *glare at D, look angrily at.|[K­D] 	¾
roicko,÷<(g)ro(c)i+cko(zu)=angry-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2v)|V *annoy/*irritate B|[V­B] 	¾
roigru,÷<(g)ro(c)i+gru(pa)=angry-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.3¾„(3n)|F is a *mob/angry crowd with members B stimulated by V.|[F­BV] 	¾
roipra,÷<(g)ro(c)i+pra(se)=anger-continue>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K have a *grudge against D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *grudge, thing one has a *grudge about.|¾
roircakcea,÷<(g)ro(c)i+r+(t)cak(u)+ce(nj)a=anger-shocked-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|D is *outraged by V.|[D­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*outrageous.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*outrage.|¾
roircakcko,÷<(g)ro(c)i+r+(t)cak(u)+cko(zu)=anger-shocked-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|N *outrage (person) D by V.|[N­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*outraged.|¾
roircakmao,÷<(g)ro(c)i+r+(t)cak(u)+ma(dz)o=anger-shocked-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K *outrage (person) D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*outraged.|¾
roircea,÷<(g)ro(c)i+r+ce(nj)a=angry-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K get/become *angry at D for doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a rising-*anger, a state of becoming angry.|¾
roirdakbiu,÷<(g)ro(c)i+r+dak(li)+bi(vd)u=angry-likely-behaviour>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|B is an angry *temper/*disposition.|[B­] 	¾
roirtao,÷<(g)ro(c)i+r+ta(rg)o=angry-argue>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *quarrel/*row with K over/about V|[K­KV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|V is a cause of *dissent|¾
roj,÷<rodja>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rodja, grow.*| 	¾
rojkoa,÷<ro(d)j(a)+ko(rv)a=grow-curve>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *spiral, a growing curve.|[B­] 	¾
rojkovcea,÷<ro(d)j(a)+ko(r)v(a)+ce(nj)a=grow-curve-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.3¾„(2v)|D *curl/*twist because of/as a result of V (to a spiral).|[D­V] 	¾
rojkovmao,÷<ro(d)j(a)+ko(r)v(a)+ma(dz)o=grow-curve-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *curl D with V (to a spiral).|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*curling, pertaining to ­ing.|¾„(n)|*curler, one who ­s.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*curler, a tool for ­ing.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*curl, result of ­ing.|¾
rojmao,÷<ro(d)j(a)+ma(dz)o=grow-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *cultivate/*grow P.|[K­P] 	¾„(n)|a *grower/*cultivator, one who growsŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*cultivation, mass act/process of ­ing.|¾«lopo nu ‹„»(n)|*cultivation, mass term of states.|¾«nu ‹„»(2n)|be *cultivated/*grown/*domesticated byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*domestic/*tame, that which is domesticated/cultivated.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *domestication/*cultivation, a spec. state of being ­ed.|¾
rokfore,÷<F. Roquefort>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *Roquefort, a cheese.|[B­] 	¾
rol,÷<rolgu>|¿|Afx|JCB '85 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rolgu, roll*| 	¾
rolbreba,÷<rol(gu)+breba=roll-bread>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *roll, a piece of cylindrically-shaped bread.|[B­] 	¾
rolbuu,÷<rol(gu)+bu(kc)u=roll-book>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2n)|B is a *scroll of N.|[B­N] 	¾
rolcko,÷<rol(gu)+cko(zu)=roll-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|N *roll B, causeŠ to roll to D from S, non-intentional|[N­BDS] 	¾
rolfea,÷<rol(gu)+fe(ld)a=roll-fall>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K (take-a)-*tumble onto/into D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*tumble, an act of tumbling.|¾
rolfoa,÷<rol(gu)+fo(rm)a=roll-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*cylindrical, pert. to geom. cylinders.|[B­NC] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *cylinder with axis N and radius C, geom.|¾
rolfomhou,÷<rol(gu)+fo(r)m(a)+ho(ld)u=roll-form-hole>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.3¾„(2n)|B is an engine *cylinder of F.|[B­F] 	¾
rolgu,÷rol ¿÷<3/3E roll; 2/3S rod-ar; 2/3F roul-er; 2/3G roll-en; 2/4C guen>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(vi)|*roll, move by turning, see roller.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *cylinder/*roller.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *roll, a state of ­ing.|¾Used in: cmarolveo; heryrolgu; rolbreba; rolbuu; rolcko; rolfea; rolfoa; rolfomhou; rolmao; rolsilcea; rolsilcei; rolsilmao; rolsiu; rolsiucko; rolsko; rolsoa; rolspori; rolveo; tolrolgu; ¾
rolmao,÷<rol(gu)+ma(dz)o=roll-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|K *roll B , makeŠroll to D from S, intentional|[K­BDS] 	¾
rolsilcea,÷<rol(gu)+sil(tu)+ce(nj)a=roll-oscillate-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1v)|D is/are *rocked (unspecified actor) The baby was rocked.|[D­] 	¾
rolsilcei,÷<rol(gu)+sil(tu)+ce(rs)i=roll-shake-chair>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *rocking-*chair.|[B­] 	¾
rolsilmao,÷<rol(gu)+sil(tu)+ma(dz)o=roll-oscillate-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|K *rock D. as a baby (intentional act).|[K­D] 	¾
rolsiu,÷<rol(gu)+si(lt)u=roll-reciprocate>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*rocking/*rolling.|[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *roll, from-side to side.|¾„(vi)|*rock, back and forth.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *roll, rolling, e.g., as of a ship.|¾
rolsiucko,÷<rol(gu)+si(lt)u+cko(zu)=roll-oscillate-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|N *rock D (nonintentional cause) as the wind rocks the trees.|[N­D] 	¾
rolsko,÷<rol(gu)+sko(ri)=cylindrical-screw>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a metal *bolt.|[B­] 	¾
rolsoa,÷<rol(gu)+so(nd)a=rolling-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2n)|V is a *roll/*peal of B (e.g. thunder).|[V­B] 	¾
rolspori,÷<rol(gu)+spori=roll-spring>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1n)|B is a *coiled-spring/*helix.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*helical, pert. to coiled springs.|¾
rolveo,÷<rol(gu)+ve(sl)o=cylindrical-container>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *barrel containing N.|[B­N] 	¾
rom,÷<romn->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of romna/e/i/o, "Roman/Latin".*| 	¾
Romas,÷<Ital. Roma>|¿|Name|L4 '75 15¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Rome (the city).| 	¾
romna,÷rom ¿÷<L romni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '81 2.4¾„(a)|*Latin, pert. to the *Latin language|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/instance of *Latin, the *Roman language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Latin, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: romtaa; romtciha; ¾
romne,÷rom ¿÷<L romni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '81 2.4¾„(1a)|B is a *Roman place/territory, a region inhabited by Romans.|[B­] 	¾
romni,÷rom ¿÷<L Roma, the capital>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1n)|B is a person/citizen of *Roman origin.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Roman, pert. to rome/romans.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Romans, the mass of all romans.|¾
romno,÷rom ¿÷<L romni>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '81 2.4¾„(1a)|B is *Roman, of the Roman culture|[B­] 	¾
romtaa,÷<rom(na)+ta(kn)a=Latin-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Latin-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
romtciha,÷<rom(na)+tciha=roman(language)-child>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(1a)|B is *romance, pert. to languages derived from Latin (romna).|[B­] 	¾
ron,÷<brona>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brona, brown.*| 	¾
ronmao,÷<(b)ron(a)+ma(dz)o=brown-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(2v)|K *toast/*brown B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(1a)|*toast (ed)Š(substance to be specified).|¾
ror,÷<ro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ro, many of.*| 	¾
rora,÷<rora=a-manyad>|¿|LW|JCB/RAM '90 4.6¾„(a)|*abundant/*plentiful/*manifold/*copious/*full.| 	¾„(2v)|be-in-*abundance-of/*abound-inŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*abundance/*plenty/*fullness/*legion, a specific state. e.g. their name is legion.|¾
rorbekti,÷<ror+bekti=many-object>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.2¾„(1n)|B is *multiple, consisting of more than one part.|[B­] 	¾
rorblo,÷<ror+blo(da)=many-blows>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *beat/*pound/*thrash D, hitŠrepeatedly.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thrashing/*beating, an act of ­ing something.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *beating, a process of being ­en.|¾
rorbloklu,÷<ror+blo(da)+ku/(t)l(a)=many-blow-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(1n)|*mincer, that which ­s.|[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *mince D, to chop up finely.|¾
rorbro,÷<ror+bro(ko)=many-break>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(a)|*shatterable/*breakable, shatterable.|[D­B] 	¾„(2v)|D *break/*shatter into fragments B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *piece/*fragment, piece of something shattered.|¾
rorbrocea,÷<ror+bro(ko)+ce(nj)a=many-break-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2v)|D *shatter/*smash into fragments B, be ­ed, cause unknown or unspecified.|[D­B] 	¾
rorbrocko,÷<ror+bro(ko)+cko(zu)=many-break-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(3v)|N *shatter/*smash D into fragments B, nonintentional.|[N­DB] 	¾
rorbromao,÷<ror+bro(ko)+ma(dz)o=many-break-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(3v)|K *shatter/*smash D into fragments B, intentional 'Would we not shatter it to bits'|[K­DB] 	¾
rorcanple,÷<ror+(t)can(e)+ple(ci)=many-chance-play>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *lottery/*sweepstakes.|[B­] 	¾
rorcea,÷<ror+ce(nj)a=many-become>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 4.5¾„(1v)|K *multiply/*reproduce, e.g. Bacteria multiply rapidly.|[K­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|mass property of *multiplication/*reproduction. .|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *multiplication/*reproduction.|¾
rorcia,÷<ror+ci(rn)a=much-learning>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(3a)|G is more *intelligent/*knowledgeable than J in learning N.|[G­JN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*intelligence/*knowledge, mass term of propsŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *intelligence, a spec. property.|¾
rorfamhaa,÷<ror+fam(ji)+ha(sf)a=many-family-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a *multi-family-dwelling/*apartmenthouse/building.|[B­] 	¾
rorfemymerji,÷<ror+fem(di)+y+merji=many-female-marriage>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is *polygamous/*married to women D.|[B­D] 	¾
rorgadkri,÷<ror+ga(n)d(i)+kri(do)=many-god-believer>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *heathen, one who has a naturistic or polytheistic religion.|[B­] 	¾
rorgea,÷<ror+ge(nz)a=many-repeat>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(av)|*repeatedly/*again and again/*over-and-over, repeatedly.|[V­] 	¾„(1v)|V happen *repeatedly.|¾
rorgenpai,÷<ror+gen(za)+pa(rt)i=many-again-parts>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *polymer of monomer B.|[F­B] 	¾
rorgenparduo,÷<ror+gen(za)+par(ti)+du(rz)o=many-again-parts-do>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *polymerize monomer B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *polymerization.|¾
rorgru,÷<ror+gru(pa)=many-group>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is a *crowd/*throng/*mass/*multitude including member(s) B.|[F­B] 	¾
rorguntoi,÷<ror+gun(ti)+to(gr)i=many-country-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|N is a *treaty/*accord/*agreement/*entente/*settlement/*pact among countries B.|[N­B] 	¾
rorhipe,÷<L. Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum>|¿|Bor.|RAM/JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *watercress from S.|[B­S] 	¾
rorholcti,÷<ror+hol(du)+cti(fu)=many-hole-substance>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(3n)|B is a *foam of S on/in N.|[B­SN] 	¾
rorholcticea,÷<ror+hol(du)+cti(fu)+ce(nj)a=many-hole-substance-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(a)|*foaming/*bubbling.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D *foam, become very bubbly.|¾
rorholmao,÷<ror+hol(du)+ma(dz)o=many-holes-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3v)|K *riddle B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾
rorholpae,÷<ror+hol(du)+pa(tc)e=many-holed-apparatus>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *riddle/*sieve/*colander.|[B­] 	¾
rorjaofoa,÷<ror+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=many-angle-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*polygonal/*multiangular, polygonal.|[B­C] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *polygon, with vertices C.|¾
rorkentaa,÷<ror+ken(ti)+ta(kn)a=many-question-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(3v)|K *interview/*interrogate/*inquire B about V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(n)|an *interviewer/*interrogator, one who ­s.|¾„(a)|*inquisitive, of one who interrogatesŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *interview/*inquisition/*interrogation/*inquiry, an act of asking questions.|¾
rorkle,÷<ror+kle(si)=many-class>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(1a)|B is *various, of many sorts.|[B­] 	¾
rorkolgliso,÷<ror+kol(ro)+gliso=many-color-glass>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is *stained-glass|[B­] 	¾
rorkonte,÷<ror+konte=most-count>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.4¾„(2n)|C is the *bulk/*majority/greater-*number of B.|[C­B] 	¾
rorkoo,÷<ror+ko(lr)o=many-colours >|¿|1_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1a)|B is *many_coloured/*multicoloured/*multicolored|[B­] 	¾
rorlensia,÷<ror+len(gu)+si(tf)a=many-language-place>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *bedlam/*uproar, a confusion of many languages|[B­] 	¾
rorlentaa,÷<ror+len(gu)+ta(kn)a=many-language-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|K is *multilingual in languages B, pl. set. |[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *linguist, one speaking many languages.|¾
rormenmerji,÷<ror+men(di)+merji=many-male-marriage>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is be *polyandrous/*married to men F.|[B­F] 	¾
rormerji,÷<ror+merji=many-marriage>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|F pl. are *married to each other, forming family N; a *group-marriage|[F­N] 	¾
rormermerji,÷<ror+mer(ji)+merji=many-spouse-marriage>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is *polygamous with spouses F, general term.|[B­F] 	¾
rornurdia,÷<ror+nur+di(tc)a=many-taught>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *multidisciplinary, contributed to by many disciplines.|[B­] 	¾
rornurfundi,÷<ror+nur+fundi=many-liked>|¿|1_Cpx|JRK '83 3.6¾„(3a)|G is more *popular than J to/amongst F.|[G­JF] 	¾
rornurkle,÷<ror+nur+kle(si)=many-classed>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(1a)|B is *variegated, of many classes.|[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*variety, mass instances.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *variety, a specific instanceŠ|¾
rorparcea,÷<ror+par(ti)+ce(nj)a=many-parts-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(3v)|D *dissolve/*end-a-session-of V in N.|[D­VN] 	¾„(n)|*solute (inŠ), that which ­s.|¾„(a)|*dissolving (inŠ).|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*dissolution, mass state.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*solvent (ofŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *dissolution/*ending-a-session (inŠ).|¾
rorpebkea,÷<ror+(s)peb(i)+(c)ke(l)a=many-special-schools>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(a)|*university/*academic.|[B­N] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *university in/at N.|¾
rorperkri,÷<ror+per(nu)+kri(do)=many-person-believer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2a)|G is more *democratic than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *democrat, one who is ­ic.|¾
rorperkrisio,÷<ror+per(nu)+kri(do)+si(st)o=many-person-belief-system>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.9¾„(a)|*democratic.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an (instance-of)-*democracy, a ­ic creed.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*democracy, general term.|¾
rorpeu,÷<ror+pe(rn)u=many-people>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(1n)|F is a *legion, a large indefinite number of humanoids, e.g. legions of angels.|[F­] 	¾
rorpiu,÷<ror+pi(sk)u=most-piece>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.4¾„(2n)|C is the *bulk/*majority/greater-*portion of B.|[C­B] 	¾
rorplesio,÷<ror+ple(ci)+si(st)o=many-games>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|V is a *match/*tournament of B.|[V­B] 	¾
rorsoa,÷<ror+so(nd)a=many-sounds>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *polyphonic|[B­] 	¾
rorsolda,÷<ror+solda=many-soldiers>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 5.0¾„(1n)|F is a *legion, a large indefinite number of soldiers e.g. the French Foreign Legion.|[F­] 	¾
rortirca,÷<ror+tirca=many-wire>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *cable, braided wires.|[B­] 	¾
rorvoi,÷<ror+vo(ls)i=many-voices>|¿|1_Cpx|JFB '84 3.9¾„(1n)|V is a *din/*clamour/*clamor, many shouting voices.|[V­] 	¾
roryradcea,÷<ror+y+ra(n)d(e)+ce(nj)a=coiled-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(2v)|K *coil around B.|[K­B] 	¾
roryrae,÷<ror+y+ra(nd)e=many-circles>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *coil of S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*coiled, pert. to coils.|¾
roryraemao,÷<ror+y+ra(nd)e+ma(dz)o=coil-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(3v)|K *wind/*coil D , makeŠcoil around B, intentional.|[K­DB] 	¾
ros,÷<rofsu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rofsu, rough.*| 	¾
Rosias,÷<R. Rossia>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Russia, the name of the country. | 	¾
rosvoi,÷<ro(f)s(u)+vo(ls)i=rough-voic>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2a)|G is more *gruff/*harsh/*rough than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *harshness/*roughness/*gruffness, a spec. property of voices.|¾
rou,÷<brocu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brocu, brush.*| 	¾
roz,÷<mroza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of mroza, hammer.*| 	¾
rozduo,÷<(m)roz(a)+du(rz)o=hammer-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(3v)|K *hammer/*drive B into D.|[K­BD] 	¾
rozme,÷¿÷<2/3E rose; 3/3F rose; 3/4G rose; 2/3C mei; 2/4R rozha; 2/4S rosa>|¿|65% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *rose, a flower from S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: rozmybucto; ¾
rozmybucto,÷<rozm(e)+y+bucto=rose-plant>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '85 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *rosebush.|[B­] 	¾
ru,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*enough/a*sufficient/*ample/*adequate+number of setŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
rua,÷<rutma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rutma, route.*| 	¾
ruadru,÷<ru(tm)a+d(i)r(l)u=way-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(2v)|K *stray from V.|[K­V] 	¾
ruardou,÷<ru(tm)a+r+do(ns)u=route-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *director, one who/that which ­s.|[K­DSB] 	¾„(4v)|K *direct (s), give directions to D from S to (person) B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *direction, an act of giving directions.|¾
ruarsticko,÷<ru(tm)a+r+sti(se)+cko(zu)=way-stop-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 1.7¾„(3v)|N *obstruct/*block K's way to D, nonintentional; 'water blocked the road'|[N­KD] 	¾„(n)|a *bar/*barrier/*obstacle/*obstruction, obstacle toŠin going toŠ|¾„(av)|in-the-*way, blockingŠ's way toŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*obstructed, conv. of obstruct.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *obstruction, an act of ­ing.|¾
ruarstimao,÷<ru(tm)a+r+sti(se)+ma(dz)o=way-stop-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(3v)|K *obstruct/*block B's way to D, intentional|[K­BD] 	¾„(av)|in-the-*way, blockingŠ's way toŠ|¾„(n)|an *obstructor, one who ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*obstructed, conv. of obstruct.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *obstruction, an act of ­ing.|¾
rubhi,÷¿÷<Incomplete, based on ruby, rubis,Rubin,rubino>|¿|I_Prim|JWK '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *ruby, a red gemstone variety of aluminum oxide.|[B­] 	¾
rubhidio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *rubidium, element 37 (Rb).|[B­] 	¾
rubli,÷¿÷<R rubl->|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is worth C *ruble (s), Russian unit of currency.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*ruble, the mass of all rubles.|¾
rue,÷<brute>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of brute, breathe.*| 	¾
ruerbongu,SEE brutybongu
ruerliu,÷<(b)ru(t)e+r+li(tn)u=breath-restrain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2vt)|K *suffocate/*stifle D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*suffocating/*choking, that which ­s.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*suffocated/*choked, pertaining to one ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *suffocating/*choking.|¾
ruesti,÷<(b)ru(t)e+sti(se)=breath-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/NT '88 4.7¾„(2vi)|D *choke/*stifle from S.|[D­S] 	¾
ruf,÷<trufa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trufa, roof.*| 	¾
rufgodru,÷<(t)ruf(a)+godru=roof-drain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *gutter/*eave in F.|[B­F] 	¾
rufyjuo,÷<(t)ruf(a)+y+(d)ju(p)o=roof-support>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *rafter/*beam, roof support of F.|[B­F] 	¾
rui,÷<rulni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rulni, rule.*| 	¾
ruitro,÷<ru(ln)i+tro(li)=rule-control>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *discipline D in V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*discipline (mass state).|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disciplined (byŠinŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *discipline (ofŠinŠ).|¾«po fu ‹„»(n)|a *discipline (ofŠbyŠ), a rule system.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an instance of *discipline (byŠinŠ).|¾
ruk,÷<rusk->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ruska/e/i/o, "Russian".*| 	¾
rul,÷<rulni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rulni, rule.*| 	¾
rulbivmao,÷<rul(ni)+biv(du)+ma(dz)o=rule-behave-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RRM '90 3.9¾„(3v)|K *enforce rule B by V.|[K­BV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enforcement (ofŠbyŠ).|¾
rulceamao,÷<rul(ni)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=formal-change-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 4.3¾„(4v)|K *amend B into P from S, q.v. transform.|[K­BPS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*amended, the thing ­ed.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*amendable, capable of being ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *amendment, a spec. case of ­ing.|¾
rulfurlista,÷<rul(ni)+fur+lista=rule-ordered list>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a mathematical *progression by rule N, e.g. arithmetic, geometric, harmonic progressions.|[B­N] 	¾
rulkao,÷<rul(ni)+ka(kt)o=rule-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(4v)|K is/are *obliged/*ought to do P under V by rule N|[K­PVN] 	¾
rulmao,÷<rul(ni)+ma(dz)o=rule-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(a)|*regulatory, pert. to rule-making.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *regulator, one who makes rules.|¾„(2v)|K *regulate/make-*rules for persons/processes D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *regulation, act of rule-making.|¾
rulni,÷rul rui ¿÷<3/3E rule; 3/6C gui lyu; 2/5H niyam; 2/5G liniere>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(n)|a *prescription/*principle/*regulation/*rule/*requirement, a rule requiringŠofŠunderŠaccording to... . |[B­VKNS] 	¾„(v)|*prescribeŠtoŠunderŠaccording to..., of rules. |¾„(a)|*regulatory, pert. to rules. |¾„(5n)|B is a *rule prescribing act/move/behavior V to actor/agent/player K under conditions N according to authority S.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *requirement/*prescription, a spec. ­ed behavior. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*required, of acts prescribed by a rule. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *ruling/*prescription, an event of prescribing. |¾Used in: dicrui; duonrui; duonruldou; folfunrui; folrui; funrui; funrulfio; gudkaorui; kaonruipli; kaonrulfoa; kaonrulsio; kumrui; liunrui; norduorui; norduoruldou; noryrui; nurfolrui; ruitro; rulbivmao; rulceamao; rulfurlista; rulkao; rulmao; rulnurlei; rulnurtolmao; rulresfu; rulsei; rultoi; takrui; takyrulsei; zvorui; ¾
rulnurlei,÷<rul(ni)+nur+le(tc)i=rule-permitted>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *eligible to V.|[B­V] 	¾
rulnurtolmao,÷<rul(ni)+nur+t(r)ol(i)+ma(dz)o=rule-controlled-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *discipline/*punish D for violation V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disciplined/*punished (byŠforŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *discipline/*punishment (ofŠforŠ).|¾
rulpi,÷¿÷<H. rupee>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is worth C *rupee (s), Indian unit of currency.|[B­C] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*rupee, the mass of all rupees.|¾
rulresfu,÷<rul(ni)+resfu=required-dress>|¿|2_Cpx|PI '87 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a *uniform of group F.|[B­F] 	¾
rulsei,÷<rul(ni)+se(tc)i=rule-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 4.2¾„(2n)|F is a *code, a set of rules for B.|[F­B] 	¾
rultoi,÷<rul(ni)+to(gr)i=rule-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(v)|*should/*ought, feel one ought to doŠ|[K­PN] 	¾„(3v)|K *feel/*agree one should do P under conditions N.|¾
run,÷<grunu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of grunu, grain.*| 	¾
runcli,÷<(g)run(u)+cli(ka)=grain-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is *grainier than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *graininess, a spec. property.|¾
runpudru,÷<(g)run(u)+pudru=grain-powder>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an amount of *flour made from grain S.|[B­S] 	¾
runraa,÷<(g)run(u)+(g)ra(s)a=grain-grass>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *grain_plant/*cereal-grass.| 	¾„(n)|*cereal/*grain, a cereal plant.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cereal/*grain, mass term.|¾
rus,÷<prusa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prusa, approve.*| 	¾
rusfaslyduo,÷<(p)rus(a)+fasl(i)+y+du(rz)o=approve-face-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.6¾„(2n)|K *countenance/*tolerate/*approve V, acceptŠ's action/behaviour.|[K­V] 	¾
ruska,÷¿÷<R ruski>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Russian, pert. to the Russian language.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Russian language.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Russian, the mass of such elements.|¾Used in: ruskytaa; ¾
ruske,÷¿÷<R ruski>|¿|N_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Russian place/territory, a region inhabited by Russians.|[B­] 	¾
ruski,÷¿÷<R ruski>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *Russian-person/*Russian:man/woman.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Russian, of Russian origin.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Russians, the mass of such persons.|¾
rusko,÷¿÷<R ruski>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Russian culture.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Russian, pert. to the Russian culture.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Russian, the mass of such elements.|¾
Ruskos,÷<R. Russko>|¿|Name|JCB '96 7+¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Russian, the ‹ language.| 	¾
ruskra,÷<(p)rus(a)+kra(ku)=approve-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *cheer V, cry approval-of/for behaviorŠ|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *cheerer, one who/that which ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *cheer, an act of ­ing.|¾
ruskytaa,÷<rusk(a)+y+ta(kn)a=Russian-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Russian-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
rusysoa,SEE prusysoa
rusysonmao,SEE prusysonmao
rut,÷<rutma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of rutma, route.*| 	¾
ruthenio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *ruthenium, element 44 (Ru).|[B­] 	¾
rutherfordio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *rutherfordium, element 104 (Rf).|[B­] 	¾
ruthou,÷<rut(ma)+ho(ld)u=route-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(4n)|B is a *tunnel through/under obstacle F between points (collection) S on route V.|[B­FSV] 	¾
rutma,÷rut rua ¿÷<3/3E route; 4/4S ruta; 3/3F route; 2/3R put; 2/4H marg; 2/6C lu cheng>|¿|64% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4n)|B is a/the *track/*way/*route/*course/*path to D from S via V.|[B­DSV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *start, of a route, conv. of route, q.v.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *destination, of a route, q.v.|¾Used in: concuirua; cutrua; drarua; draruabie; fitrua; klorua; kloruamuo; kukyzvorua; nenrua; ruadru; ruardou; ruarsticko; ruarstimao; ruthou; rutmao; smarua; tcakukrua; tcerua; trirua; zvorua; ¾
rutmao,÷<rut(ma)+ma(dz)o=route-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(5v)|K *route B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a *router, one who ­s.|¾
ruu,÷<prutu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of prutu, protest.*| 	¾
sa,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*almost/*nearly all ofŠ, abbrev. of sara, a quantifying operator.| 	¾«sa‹„»(af)|*around/*approximately-ofŠ, neutral approximation, prefixed to quantifiers.|¾
saa,÷<sapla>|¿|LW|L4 '81 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of sanpa, sign.*| 	¾„(av)|*roughly/*simplifying, a discourse operator (UI).|¾
saadja,÷<sa(np)a+dja(no)=sign-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|D *understand/*know the meaning of sign B.|[D­B] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*understanding, mass prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*understood, having a known meaning.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *understanding, a spec. state.|¾
sac,÷<satci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of satci, start.*| 	¾
sacdou,÷<sa(t)c(i)+do(ns)u=start-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *founder/*originator/*author, originator ofŠ|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *found/*originate B.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*originality, mass prop.of a founder.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *foundation, that which is founded.|¾
sacduo,÷<sa(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=start-do>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(n)|a *beginner atŠ|[K­PN] 	¾„(3v)|K *begin/*commence/*start-doing P by/with N|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *start of a specific task.|¾
sacfoa,÷<sa(t)c(i)+fo(rm)a=start-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*primitive/*prototypical/*original, of prototypical/primitive forms.|[S­P] 	¾„(2n)|S is a/the *prototype/*primitive/*original form of P.|¾
sacgoi,÷<sa(t)c(i)+go(dz)i=start-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *leave/*depart/*quit to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *departure, an act of ­ing.|¾
sacgoikru,÷<sa(t)c(i)+go(dz)i+kru(ma)=start-go-room>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3n)|S is a *departure *lounge for flight/destination D in building F|[S­DF] 	¾
sackaa,÷<sa(t)c(i)+ka(ml)a=start-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *leave/*depart/*quit from S for D.|[K­SD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *departure, an act of ­ing.|¾
sackao,÷<sa(t)c(i)+ka(kt)o=start-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *begin/*start/*found/*commence/*embark-on/*take-up/*establish doing V for end/purpose P.|[K­VP] 	¾„(n)|a *beginner/*novice/*tyro/*founder, one who starts something.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *start/*embarkation/*foundation/*commencement/*beginning/*establishment, an act of starting something.|¾
sacmao,÷<sa(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=start-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(n)|a *starter/*initiator, one who ­s.|[K­DPV] 	¾„(4v)|K *initiate/*startŠ, make D start doing P by V, intentional|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*initiate, one who/that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *start/*initiation, an act of ­ing.|¾
sacpai,÷<sa(t)c(i)+pa(rt)i=start-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2n)|B is the *opening of F i.e. a play,meeting,opera etc.|[B­F] 	¾
sacvia,÷<sa(t)c(i)+vi(zk)a=start-see>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(v)|K *catch-sight-of D.|[K­D] 	¾
sacycea,÷<sa(t)c(i)+y+ce(nj)a=start-happen>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(1v)|V *begin/*start/*commence, involuntary.|[V­] 	¾
sacycko,÷<sa(t)c(i)+y+cko(zu)=start-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(n)|a *starter/*initiator, that which ­s.|[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *initiate/*startŠ, cause D to start doing V, non-intentional|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*initiate, one who/that which is ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *start/*initiation, an act of ­ing.|¾
sacycue,÷<sa(t)c(i)+y+cu(ts)e=start-speak>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *begin-speaking P to D.|[K­PD] 	¾
sacykamymao,÷<sa(t)c(i)+y+kam(la)+y+ma(dz)o=start-come-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *derive P from source/root(s) S.|[K­PS] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *derivation, a source from whichŠis ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *derivation, an act of ­ing something.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *derivation, a state of being ­ed.|¾
sacysifdou,÷<sa(t)c(i)+y+si(t)f(a)+do(ns)u=source-position-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3v)|K *cite (source) S for purposes P.|[K­SP] 	¾
sad,÷<sadji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sadji, wise.*| 	¾
sadclu,÷<sad(ji)+clu(va)=knowledge-lover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a (homespun) *philosopher, a wisdom lover without formal training.|[B­] 	¾
sadfurdai,÷<sad(ji)+fur+da(nc)i=wise-designer>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2a)|B is *provident in matter V.|[B­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *providence forŠ|¾
sadji,÷sad saj ¿÷<3/3F sage; 3/4E sage; 3/4S sabi-o; 3/5C j hui>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(av)|*sagely/*wisely, in a wise manner.|[G­JB] 	¾„(a)|*wise/*sage, of one who is wiser thanŠaboutŠ|¾„(n)|a *sage/*wise-man, one who is wise.|¾„(3a)|G is *wiser/more-*sagacious than J in matter B.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*wisdom/*sagacity, mass prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unwise, less wise than, conv. of wise.|¾Used in: dupsadji; gunsadji; sadclu; sadfurdai; sadmande; sadnurcue; sadsensi; sadsesduo; sadsesmao; ¾
sadmande,÷<sad(ji)+mande=wise-manage>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|K is *prudent in V, wisely managesŠ|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*prudence, mass property.|¾
sadnurcue,÷<sad(ji)+nur+cu(ts)e=wise-say(ing)>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT/JCB/RAM '85 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *proverb/*saw of people F.|[B­F] 	¾
sadsensi,÷<sad(ji)+sensi=wisdom-science>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 3.3¾„(1n)|N is a science of *philosophy.|[N­] 	¾„(a)|*philosophical, pert. to philosophies.|¾
sadsesduo,÷<sad(ji)+se(n)s(i)+du(rz)o=philosophy-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 3.3¾„(n)|a *philosopher, practical.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *philosophize about V.|¾
sadsesmao,÷<sad(ji)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=philosophy-maker>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 3.3¾„(1n)|K is a *philosopher, theoretic.|[K­] 	¾
sae,÷<sanse>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sanse, sense.*| 	¾
saeblo,÷<sa(ns)e+blo(da)=sense-hitting>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(1)|B is *striking, astonishing/surprising the senses.|[B­] 	¾
saeclu,÷<sa(ns)e+clu(va)=sense-lover>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.9¾„(1a)|B is *sensual.|[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sensuality, mass property.|¾
saf,÷<salfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of salfa, sail.*| 	¾
safbou,÷<sa(l)f(a)+bo(ts)u=sail-boat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *sail-boat.|[B­] 	¾
safduo,÷<sa(l)f(a)+du(rz)o=sail-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(n)|a *sailor, one who sails a sailboat.|[K­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *sail B to D from S.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sail, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
safgoi,÷<sa(l)f(a)+go(dz)i=sail-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3v)|K *sail to D from S/goes by sail toŠfromŠ|[K­DS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sailing, mass act of ­ing.|¾
safpolji,÷<sa(l)f(a)+polji=sail-pole>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '85 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a *mast of F.|[B­F] 	¾
sag,÷<sange>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sange, suggest.*| 	¾
sagro,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 5.1¾„(1n)|B is a/some *cigar (s).|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cigars, general term.|¾
sai,÷<santi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of santi, quiet.*| 	¾
Sai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*S, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
saircea,÷<sa(nt)i+r+ce(nj)a=quiet-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(1v)|D are/become *silent/*quiet, intransitive.|[D­] 	¾
sairmao,÷<sa(nt)i+r+ma(dz)o=quiet-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K *silence/*quiet D, makeŠquiet, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾
sairtao,÷<sa(nt)i+r+ta(rg)o=silent-argue>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.6¾„(2v)|K *deliberate about/carefully consider the pros and cons of V (self).|[K­V] 	¾
saj,÷<sadji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sadji, wise.*| 	¾
sak,÷<sakli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sakli, sack.*| 	¾
sakcai,÷<sak(li)+ca(nl)i=sack-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *bag/*bagful/*sackful/*sack of B.|[C­B] 	¾
sakduo,÷<sak(li)+du(rz)o=sack-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3v)|K *bag/*sack B in D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *sacker, one who ­s.|¾
sakhi,÷¿÷J. sake|¿|N_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *sake from S.|[B­S] 	¾
sakli,÷sak ¿÷<3/3R sak; 3/3S sac-o; 3/3F sac; 3/3G sack; 3/4J sakku; 2/3E sack; 3/5H thaili>|¿|61% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *sack/*bag/flexible container of N.|[B­N] 	¾Used in: grisakli; hansakli; racysakli; sakcai; sakduo; sakykapma; vamtysakli; ¾
sakta,÷¿÷<3/4J sato; 2/3C tang; 3/5R sahar; 3/6S azucar; 2/4F sucre; 3/7E saccarine; 2/5G zucker>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(a)|*sugar, made of sugar.|[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece/portion of *sugar.|¾
sakykapma,÷<sak(li)+y+kapma=sack-hat>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *hood worn by N.|[B­N] 	¾
sal,÷<saldi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of saldi, solid.*| 	¾
Salamandra,÷<Lin.>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|of the genus *Salamandra, newts and salamanders.| 	¾
salcea,÷<sal(di)+ce(nj)a=solid-become>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.1¾„(3v)|K *freeze/*solidify/*crystallize into P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*frozen/*freezing, of temps. at whichŠ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a spec. *freeze/*freezing/*solidification/*crystallization.|¾
salceacri,÷<sal(di)+ce(nj)a+cri(na)=solid-becoming-rain>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(1n)|B is some *sleet/*freezing-*rain, precipitation freezing on impact.|[B­] 	¾
salcko,÷<sal(di)+cko(zu)=solid-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(2v)|N *freeze/*solidify/*crystallize D, nonintentional; 'The sun melts the snow'.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *solidifier, that which makesŠsolid.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *freezing/*solidification/*crystallization <unintentional>.|¾
saldi,÷sal ¿÷<4/5E solid; 3/5S solid-o; 3/5F solide; 4/7C sh tsai di; 3/6R solidn-yi>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(a)|*solid/*frozen/*firm, solid in conditionsŠ|[B­N] 	¾„(vi)|*freeze, of normal solids, under conditionsŠ.|¾„(2a)| B is normally *solid, i.e., below conditions N pl.set (e.g. temperature and pressure)|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *solidity, property of the solid state.|¾Used in: krisalcko; krisalmao; norsaltai; salcea; salceacri; salcko; salgre; salgrecli; salgreduo; salgreflo; salgrekua; salkri; salmao; saltai; selsalkri; ¾
salfa,÷saf ¿÷<2/3E sail; 2/3C fan; 2/3H pal; 2/4F voile>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *sail of boat F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: safbou; safduo; safgoi; safpolji; ¾
salgre,÷<sal(di)+gre(sa)=solid-fat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *grease, solid fat.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*grease, made of/pert. to grease.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*grease, mass term.|¾
salgrecli,÷<sal(di)+gre(sa)+cli(ka)=grease-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *greasy/like-*grease than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *greasiness, a spec. property.|¾
salgreduo,÷<sal(di)+gre(sa)+du(rz)o=grease-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2v)|K *grease/*lubricate D.|[K­D] 	¾
salgreflo,÷<sal(di)+gre(sa)+fo/l(ma)=grease-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*greasy, fuller of grease thanŠ|[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *greasier, more full of grease than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *greasiness, a spec. property.|¾
salgrekua,÷<sal(di)+gre(sa)+ku(vg)a=grease-covered>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *greasy/*grease-covered than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *greasiness, a spec. condition.|¾
salhamandri,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *salamander of species F.|[B­F] 	¾
salhivi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *saliva from S.|[B­S] 	¾
salki,÷¿÷<Lin: *Salix>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *willow (tree), of the genus Salix of region S.|[B­S] 	¾
salkri,÷<sal(di)+kri(do)=solid-belief>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.5¾„(2a)|B is *confident of/in V.|[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*confidence, property of being ‹, mass term.|¾
salmao,÷<sal(di)+ma(dz)o=solid-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(3v)|K *freeze/*solidify/*crystallize S in/into P, intentional act.|[K­SP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *freezing/*solidification/*crystallization <intentional act>.|¾
saltai,÷<sal(di)+(s)ta(l)i=solid-stand>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|B is *firm/*steady/*constant/*steadfast under challenge N.|[B­N] 	¾„(i)|*steady!, be steady, an imperative.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *firmness/*steadfastness/*steadiness/*constancy, of purpose/character.|¾
sam,÷<samto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of samto, same.*| 	¾
samcue,÷<sam(to)+cu(ts)e=same-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|K *claim/*pretend to be D, claims identityŠtoŠ|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *pretender, one who claims an identity.|¾„(v)|*identify-oneself-as/*say-one-isŠtoŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *identity, as claimed by someone.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *identification/*pretension/*claim, of identity, an act of ­ing.|¾
samguidjo,÷<sam(to)+gu(nt)i+djo(ri)=same-country-member>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *compatriot/*fellow-countryman/fellow-*countryman of B.|[B­B] 	¾
samhario,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *samarium, element 62 (Sm).|[B­] 	¾
samkeo,÷<sam(to)+(c)ke(m)o=same-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2a)|V is *simultaneous with V, occuring ­ly.|[V­V] 	¾„(av)|*simultaneoously/*at-once/at-the-*same-time, at the same time /same-time/.|¾„(ph)|at-one*stroke/*blow, simultaneously.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*simultaneity, mass prop.|¾
samkeodza,÷<sam(to)+(c)ke(m)o+dza(bi)=same-time-exist>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 4.2¾„(n)|a *contemporary ofŠone living at the same time .|[V­V] 	¾„(2a)|V is *contemporary/*contemporaneous with V.|¾
samlivkeosei,÷<sam(to)+(c)liv(i)+(c)ke(m)o+se(tc)i=same-living-time-(age)-set>|¿|4_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *generation of beings living contemporaneously.|[B­] 	¾
samterfra,÷<sam(to)+ter+fa/r(fu)=same-3-father>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *second-*cousin of B with grandfather S.|[B­BS] 	¾
samtermaa,÷<sam(to)+ter+ma(tm)a=same-3-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *second-*cousin of B with great-grandmother S.|[B­BS] 	¾
samterpee,÷<sam(to)+ter+pe(nr)e=same-3-parents>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *second-*cousin of B with greatgrandparents S.|[B­BS] 	¾
samto,÷sam sao ¿÷<3/3R sam-yi; 2/3E same; 2/3C tong; 3/5S mism-o>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|B is the *identical/*same thing as B.|[B­B] 	¾„(a)|*same/*identical, of that which is ­ical toŠ|¾„(v)|*be-(identical-to)/*equal, to be the same as/identical toŠ|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sameness/*identity, mass prop. of being ­ical.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *identity/*equality, identity, a spec. state.|¾Used in: fomsao; melsao; plisao; purfomsao; samcue; samguidjo; samkeo; samkeodza; samlivkeosei; samterfra; samtermaa; samterpee; samtorfra; samtormaa; samtorpee; saodja; saofra; saormaa; torsamtorfra; torsamtormaa; torsamtorpee; ¾
samtorfra,÷<sam(to)+tor+fa/r(fu)=same-2-father>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *first-*cousin of B with grandfather S.|[B­BS] 	¾
samtormaa,÷<sam(to)+tor+ma(tm)a=same-2-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *first-*cousin of B with grandmother S.|[B­BS] 	¾
samtorpee,÷<sam(to)+tor+pe(nr)e=same-2-parents>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *first-*cousin of B with grandparents S.|[B­BS] 	¾
san,÷<sanpa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sanpa, sign.*| 	¾
sanbarta,÷<san(pa)+barta=sign-board.>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *signboard/*bulletin-board.|[B­] 	¾
sanbatmi,÷<san(pa)+batmi=sign-trade>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.3¾„(n)|*communicator, one of a group ­ng with one another.|[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K (collection) *communicate with one another about V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *communication.|¾
sanbei,÷<san(pa)+be(rt)i=sign-carrier>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt/RAM/JCB '86 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *messenger/*herald of V.|[B­V] 	¾
sanbiu,÷<san(pa)+bi(vd)u=sign-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|N *signify/*gesture/*exhibit-behavior to D meaning S.|[N­DS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *gesture , a spec. act of ­ing. |¾
sanbruci,÷<san(pa)+bruci=sign-brooch>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *button/*pin/*macaroon containing slogan/saying C.|[B­C] 	¾
sanca,÷sna ¿÷<2/2C sha; 3/4J suna; 3/5S arena; 2/4E sand; 2/4S sable; 2/4G sand>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a grain/an expanse of *sand from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*sand, made of sand. |¾Used in: snabiesea; snakua; snalanbie; snapli; ¾
sanciu,÷<san(pa)+ci(kt)u=sign-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|S is *equal/*equivalent to S in meaning. |[S­S] 	¾„(a)|*equivalent, equal in meaning. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *equivalence, a state of being ­ent. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *equivalence, a property of being ­ent. |¾
sandui,÷<san(pa)+du(vr)i=sign-find>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *find-evidence/*find-*signs N of S|[K­NS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*evidence|¾
sanduici,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|P is a *sandwich of S.|[P­S] 	¾
sanduo,÷<san(pa)+du(rz)o=sign-do>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *allude/*refer to referent B using sign/expression V.|[K­BV] 	¾
sanflo,÷<san(pa)+fo/l(ma)=sign-full>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.9¾„(1a)|B is *significant/*meaningful. |[B­] 	¾
sanfomcea,÷<san(pa)+fo(r)m(a)+ce(nj)a=sign-form-change>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 3.7¾„(4v)|K *interpret/*expound/*decipher/*explain the meaning of text/speech/sign S for audience/readers D by writing/saying V.|[K­SDV] 	¾
sange,÷sag ¿÷<4/6G eingeb-en; 2/4C an shi; 3/6H sanket; 3/6F sugger-er; 2/4J shisa-suru; 3/8E suggest>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *suggest/*propose action D to V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*suggestive, of that which/one who ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *suggestion/*proposal/*proposition, a proposed act. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *suggestion/*proposal/*proposition, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾«pu fu ‹„»(n)|a *suggestibility, a spec. property. |¾Used in: fibsange; garsagygru; garsange; grupersange; gudsange; nerpolsange; nurplisange; persange; polsange; ¾
sanklimao,÷<san(pa)+kli(ri)+ma(dz)o=sign-explain>|¿|3_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(n)|*interpreter (ofŠasŠforŠ), one who ­s. |[K­SPD] 	¾„(4v)|K *interpret/*clarify S as P for D.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *interpretation/*clarification (ofŠbyŠforŠ), the result of ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *interpretation/*clarification (ofŠasŠforŠ), an instance of ­ing. |¾
sanla,÷¿÷<3/3C san; 2/4J kasa; 2/7E umbrella>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.4¾„(1n)|B is an *umbrella. |[B­] 	¾Used in: felsanla; felsanlysolda; ¾
sanpa,÷san saa ¿÷<3/4E sign; 2/3F signe; 3/7C jao pai; 2/5G zeichn-en>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(5n)|V is a *sign of B to S prompting behavior P in situation N.|[V­BSPN] 	¾„(a)|*significant/*meaningful, as of signs. |¾„(vt)|*refer/*mean/*signify, signifyŠtoŠpromptingŠunderŠ |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *meaning/*significance/*import, meaning, as prompted by a sign. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *reference/*meaning/*referent/*significance, referent/producer of a sign. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *reference, event of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *significance/*meaning, a property of a sign. |¾Used in: bivsaa; bivsanduo; calsaa; cansaa; cnasaa; dedsanduo; delsaa; delsanrie; delsansri; drisaa; furdonsandou; fursaa; futsaa; hansaa; hansanfoa; hansanleu; hotsaa; jursaa; kamsanduo; klehansaa; kristniysaa; madsaa; madsandou; majysaa; meksanmao; namsaa; namsanduo; namsrisaa; nernursaa; norsaa; norsanmao; nurcuesaa; nursaa; nursancue; nursantia; ripsaa; saadja; sanbarta; sanbatmi; sanbei; sanbiu; sanbruci; sanciu; sandui; sanduo; sanflo; sanfomcea; sanklimao; sanpli; sanprikaa; sansui; sanveo; sanydjoso; srisaa; suirsaa; tarsandui; togsaa; togsanmao; tongysanduo; trusaa; zvosaa; ¾
sanpli,÷<san(pa)+pli(zo)=sign-use>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(3v)|K uses *sign B to mean P.|[K­BP] 	¾
sanprikaa,÷<san(pa)+pri(re)+ka(ml)a=sign-behind-come(follow)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(4v)|K *trail/*trace/*track/*follow signs of B from S to D.|[K­BSD] 	¾„(n)|a *tracker/*tracer, one who/that which follows cues. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*traceable, capable of being ­ed. |¾
sanse,÷sas sae ¿÷<3/3F sens; 3/4E sense; 3/7C gan jyue; 2/6J kanji>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*sensitive, of one who/that which senses.|[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K *feel/*sense/is sensitive to stimulus V under conditions N.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *stimulus/*sensation, a sensed stimulus.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sensible, of that which is sensed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sensation/*feeling, a spec. sensation.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sensitivity/*sensitiveness/*sensibility, a property of being ­tive.|¾Used in: beksae; blidensae; blidensaecko; cmareasae; guorsaskai; gutsae; hirsaskai; metysaspae; nirsaspeo; nursae; saeblo; saeclu; sasfiu; sasfro; saskai; sasyrofsu; sutsae; sutysaskai; tcosae; tcosaskai; viksaskai; ¾
sansui,÷<san(pa)+su(nd)i=sign-send>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(4v)|K *signal/*communicate with/*send-message/signal to D conveying intention/message/meaning P concerning topic/matter V.|[K­DPV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *message/*communication, conv. of communicate with.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *communication, an act of ­ing.|¾
santi,÷sai ¿÷<4/5H shanti; 4/6E silent; 2/3R tih-ii; 3/6C an jing; 2/4G still>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|be/keep+*still!/*quiet!, w/o a; 1st arg., an imperative. |[G­J] 	¾„(av)|*quietly, in a quiet way. |¾„(a)|*quiet, quieter/less noisy thanŠ |¾„(2a)|G is *quieter than J.|¾„(i)|*shut-up!, be quiet, w/o; 1st arg., an imp. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*quietude/*quiet/*quietness, general state term. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*quietness, mass prop. |¾Used in: kalsai; kalsaicko; kalsaimao; pensai; punsai; saircea; sairmao; sairtao; selsai; taksai; ¾
sanveo,÷<san(pa)+ve(sl)o=sign-container>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(4n)|B is a *communication from S to D about N.|[B­SDN] 	¾
sanydjoso,÷<san(pa)+y+djoso=sign-sew>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *embroider pattern P on B.|[K­PB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*embroidery, the object decorated.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*embroidery, the pattern ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *embroidery.|¾
sao,÷<anal. with lao>|¿|LW|RAM/WG '92 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of samto, same.*| 	¾„(p)|turns the next foreign word in original form to a L predicate. e.g. sao dharma*|¾
saodja,÷<sa(mt)o+dja(no)=identity-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|D *know the identity of S to be P. |[D­SP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*known/*identifiable, of persons/things. |¾
saofra,÷<sa(mt)o+fa/r(fu)=same-father>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n )|B is a *half-*sibling of B through father S.|[B­BS] 	¾
saormaa,÷<sa(mt)o+r+ma(tm)a=same-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(3n)|B is a *half-*sibling of B through mother S.|[B­BS] 	¾
sap,÷<sapla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sapla, simple.*| 	¾
sapcko,÷<sap(la)+cko(zu)=simple-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2v)|N *simplify S , causeŠto be simple/less complex, nonintentional. |[N­S] 	¾„(n)|a *simplifier, that which ­ies. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *simplification, a ­ed thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *simplification, an instance of ­ing. |¾
sapla,÷sap ¿÷<3/4H sada; 3/4F simple; 3/5E simple; 3/6S simple; 2/7J yasashii>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*simple/*uncomplicated, less complex thanŠinŠ |[G­JN] 	¾„(3a)|G is *simpler, less complex than J on parameter N. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*simplicity, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*complex, more, thanŠ |¾Used in: bilsapla; kemnorsapla; norsapla; sapcko; sapmao; ¾
sapmao,÷<sap(la)+ma(dz)o=simple-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(n)|a *simplifier, one who ­ies. |[K­S] 	¾„(2v)|K *simplify S, makeŠsimple/less complex, intentional. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *simplification, a ­ed thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *simplification, an act/process of ­ing. |¾
sar,÷<sarni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sarni, sour.*| 	¾
sara,÷<sa+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*almost-all ofŠ, a quantifier, usually abbreviated as sa, q.v.| 	¾
sarcea,÷<sar(ni)+ce(nj)a=sour-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|B *sour, become more sour to D.|[B­D] 	¾
sarcko,÷<sar(ni)+cko(zu)=sour-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|N *sour B, causeŠto sour, nonintentional. |[N­B] 	¾
sarkomi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *sarcoma of F, a connective tissue cancer. |[B­F] 	¾
sarmao,÷<sar(ni)+ma(dz)o=sour-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.4¾„(2v)|K *sour B, makeŠsour, intentional. |[K­B] 	¾
sarni,÷sar ¿÷<3/3J san; 3/4E sour; 3/4C suan; 3/4S agri-o; 2/4H kshar>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.4¾„(3a)|G is more *sour/*tart than J is to D.|[G­JD] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sourness/*tartness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: sarcea; sarcko; sarmao; sarvinjo; ¾
sarvinjo,÷<sar(ni)+vinjo=sour-wine>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *vinegar.|[B­] 	¾
sas,÷<sanse>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sanse, sense*| 	¾
sasfiu,÷<sa(n)s(e)+fi(br)u=sense-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *insensitive concerning stimulus S under N. |[B­SN] 	¾
sasfro,÷<sa(n)s(e)+fo/r(li)=sense-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *sensitive/*perceptive concerning stimulus S under N. |[B­SN] 	¾
sasi,÷<sa+si>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*almost_one ofŠ/*almost-all ofŠ, a whole, abbrev. of sasine, q.v.| 	¾«sasi‹„»(af)|*almost/*nearlyŠofŠ, negative approximation, prefixed to numbers & quantifiers.|¾
sasine,÷<sa+si+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*almost-one ofŠ, a quantifier, usually abbreviated as sasi, q.v.| 	¾
sasiru,÷<sa+si+ru>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*almost/*nearly enough ofŠ, negative approximation, a quantifying oper.| 	¾
saskai,÷<sa(n)s(e)+ka(tl)i=sense-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*sensory, pert. to the sensory faculties. |[B­SD] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *faculty/*sense-of S in D, capacity for sensingŠof organismŠ |¾
sasu,÷<sa+su>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*barely/*scarcely one ofŠ, a quantifier, abbreviation of sasune, q.v.| 	¾«sasu‹„»(af)|*barelyŠofŠ, positive approximation, prefixed to quantifiers.|¾
sasune,÷<sa+su+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*barely-one ofŠ, usually abbreviated to sasu, q.v.| 	¾
sasuni,÷<sa+su+ni>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*almost-none ofŠ, positive approximation, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
sasuru,÷<sa+su+ru>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*barely-enough ofŠ, positive approximation, a quantifying oper.| 	¾
sasyrofsu,÷<sa(n)s(e)+y+rofsu=sense-rough>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2a)|B is *harsh to sense N, see specific sense words. |[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harshness (to senseŠ). |¾
sat,÷<satro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of satro, rub.*| 	¾
satci,÷sac ¿÷<3/3C chi; 3/5E start; 2/4G start-en; 2/5S suscit-ar; 3/7R nachalo>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *start/*source/*root/*beginning/*origin/*initial-phase of process/interval F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*initial/*original, of beginnings/starts ofŠ |¾«fia le ‹„»(av)|from-the-*beginning. |¾Used in: buksatci; cuirsatci; delsatci; fagsacmao; flesatci; fomsatci; gensacduo; krosacmao; livsacdonsu; livsacmao; livsatci; malsatci; nurteisatci; prasacmao; prasacycea; prasacycko; sacdou; sacduo; sacfoa; sacgoi; sacgoikru; sackaa; sackao; sacmao; sacpai; sacvia; sacycea; sacycko; sacycue; sacykamymao; sacysifdou; selsacduo; selsacflo; tursacduo; vidsacdonsu; vresacfle; ¾
satcpu,÷<sat(ro)+cpu(la)=rub-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(5v)|K *drag B over/across surface N to D from S.|[K­BNDS] 	¾
satni,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|I_Prim|FR '87 5.0¾„(2n)|B is *satin/made of satin, a man-made artificial silk, from source/maker S.|[B­S] 	¾
satro,÷sat ¿÷<4/5E stroke; 2/3C tsa; 3/6S estreg-ar; 2/4F frott-er; 3/6J sasuru>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3v)|K *rub/*chafe D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *rub, an act/process of ­ing. |¾Used in: datkinsatro; drasatro; klinysatro; satcpu; satsru; satysonpro; ¾
satsru,÷<sat(ro)+su/r(na)=rub-injure>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.4¾„(2v)|K *skin/*scratch on/with V.|[K­V] 	¾
satysonpro,÷<sat(ro)+y+son(da)+pro(ju)=rubbing-sound-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1v)|V *creak/*grate, a frictional sound. |[V­] 	¾„(a)|*creaking/*grating, pert. to the sound. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *creak, an instance of the sound. |¾
sau,÷<satci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(pp)|Sources/Reasons/Causes, case tag.*.| 	¾
se,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*seven (7), in math. expressions. | 	¾„(af)|the *digit-*seven (7), as in sevove (789).|¾„(l)|*seven (7) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., Se le fumna pa merji  (Some) Seven of the women were married; Se fumna pa hijra  (Some) Seven women were here independently. Cf., secu.|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*seven (7), the number seven, non-math. |¾
sea,÷<setfa>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*instead-of/in-*place-of, a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of setfa, set.*|¾
sec,÷<sekci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sekci, court, flirt.*| 	¾
secflo,÷<se(k)c(i)+fo/l(ma)=sex-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *sexy, disposed to sexual behavior than J is. |[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sexiness, mass prop. |¾
secfurpoa,÷<se(k)c(i)+fur+po(nd)a=sex-stimulate>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *arouse/*excite D sexually by being/doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *arousal/*excitement, being ­ed sexually. |¾
seckle,÷<se(k)c(i)+kle(si)=sex-type>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(2n)|N is the *gender/*sex-type of B.|[N­B] 	¾
seckra,÷<se(k)c(i)+kra(ku)=sex-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.0¾„(1v)|K give a *mating call , used of any mate-seeking cry. |[K­] 	¾
secle,÷¿÷<Lin. Secale>|¿|S_Prim|FR '85 4.9¾„(2n)|B is/are *rye/*rye-seeds from S, a cereal grass of sp. Secale. |[B­S] 	¾
secycelpro,÷<se(k)c(i)+y+cel(hu)+pro(ju)=sex-cell-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2v)| S undergo *meiosis to P, cell division with chromosome reduction.|[S­P] 	¾„(a)|*meiotic, pert. to ­sis.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *meiosis.|¾
secytakma,÷<se(k)c(i)+y+takma=sexually-attack>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '92 7+¾„(2v)|K *rape/*sexually-assault D. |[K­D] 	¾
sefi,÷<se+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*seventhly, in the seventh place| 	¾
sei,÷<setci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of setci, set.*| 	¾„(l)|*s, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
seidjo,÷<se(tc)i+djo(ri)=set-member>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *member of set F.|[B­F] 	¾
sek,÷<sekta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sekta, insect.*| 	¾
sekci,÷sec ¿÷<3/3J sei; 3/4E sex; 3/4F sexe; 3/5S sexo; 2/4C syieng>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.3¾„(n)|a *flirt, one who flirts/makes sexual advances. |[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *court/*make-love-to/*flirt-with/behave-*sexually toward D, gen'l wd. |¾„(a)|*sexual, of one who behaves sexually. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sex/*sexuality, mass term of behaviors. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sex/*sexuality, general term for being ­ual. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *flirting/*sexuality, an act of ­ing. |¾Used in: secflo; secfurpoa; seckle; seckra; secycelpro; secytakma; ¾
sekmi,÷¿÷<3/5H seknd; 3/6E second; 2/4C miao; 3/7G sekunde; 3/8R siekynda; 2/7S segundo>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|V last C *second (s), default 1. |[V­C] 	¾
sekre,÷¿÷<3/4C muŠu; 3/9E secretary; 3/10R siekrietar; 3/10S secretario; 2/8F secretaire>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(a)|*secretarial, pert. to secretaries. |[B­N] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *secretary of/to N.|¾Used in: gansekre; polsekre; ¾
sekta,÷sek ¿÷<ISV L. Insecta>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '82 4.0¾„(1n)|B is an *insect. |[B­] 	¾Used in: sektci; ¾
sektci,÷<sek(ta)+t(it)ci=insect-eater>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *insectivore. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*insectivorous, of insect eaters. |¾
sekte,÷¿÷<secta>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '82 4.0¾„(1n)|G is more *insect-like than J. |[G­J] 	¾
sekti,÷¿÷<secta>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '82 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *nymph/*larva/immature *insect. |[B­] 	¾
sekto,÷¿÷<secta>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '82 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a male *insect. |[B­] 	¾
sektu,÷¿÷<secta>|¿|D_Prim|JCB '82 4.0¾„(1n)|B is any *insect. |[B­] 	¾
sel,÷<selji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of selji, self.*| 	¾
selbii,÷<sel(ji)+bi(lt)i=self-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.9¾„(1a)|B is *vain/*narcissistic. |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(1n)|*vanity. |¾
selblerie,÷<sel(ji)+ble(ka)+(t)ri(m)e=self-look-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(1)|B is a *reflector/*mirror <that which ­s>. |[B­] 	¾
seldou,÷<sel(ji)+do(ns)u=self-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|K *give/*devote/*abandon oneself to V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*devotion, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *devotion, an act of ­ing oneself. |¾
selfalcue,÷<sel(ji)+fal(ji)+cu(ts)e=self-false-say>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 9.7¾„(a)|*contradictory, in sayingŠ |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K self *contradict/are *inconsistent in saying B.|¾
selfau,÷<sel(ji)+fa(tr)u=self-trouble>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *bother/*take-the-*trouble to do V.|[K­V] 	¾
selfodcea,÷<sel(ji)+fo(l)d(i)+ce(nj)a=self-fold-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|S *self-*fold into P.|[S­P] 	¾
selganble,÷<sel(ji)+gan(ta)+ble(ka)=self-high-look>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *proud/*arrogant than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*pride/*arrogance, mass property. |¾
selgankri,÷<sel(ji)+gan(ta)+kri(do)=self-high-believe>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(2a)|G is more *arrogant/*haughty than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *haughtiness/*arrogance, a spec. property. |¾
selgargui,÷<sel(ji)+gar(ni)+gu(nt)i=self-ruler-country>|¿|3_Cpx|BW/JCB/RAM '83 3.3¾„(1v)|K self *rule. |[K­] 	¾„(a)|*sovereign/*autonomous. |¾
selhanduo,÷<sel(ji)+han(co)+du(rz)o=self-hand-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JF '83 2.6¾„(3v)|K *do V (by ones own *hand ) to D.|[K­VD] 	¾
selhenio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *selenium, element 34 (Se). |[B­] 	¾
selhere,÷<Int>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *celery from S.|[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*celery, mass term. |¾
selji,÷sel ¿÷<3/4E self; 2/5C dz ji; 2/5H niji; 3/6R siebia; 2/6J jishin; 2/6G selbs>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V is a/the *self/*ego/*identity-image of person B.|[V­B] 	¾Used in: graselkri; kalseldou; lidselkasfa; noirselsru; norselcea; norselfalcue; selbii; selblerie; seldou; selfalcue; selfau; selfodcea; selganble; selgankri; selgargui; selhanduo; seljio; selkopmao; selkopyproga; selkraju; selkunbiu; selkurni; selmucdou; selpramao; selpuntaa; selrezmao; selrispe; selsacduo; selsacflo; selsai; selsalkri; selsirmao; selspevei; selsua; seltcu; seltsecue; seltsetaa; seltui; selviacko; selvizlei; selvizmao; selzalvia; selzavfio; ¾
seljio,÷<sel(ji)+(d)ji(p)o=self-important>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.9¾„(1a)|B is   *vain/*arrogant/*egotistical/*stuffy/*self-important. |[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *self-importance, a state/condition. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *stuffiness, a spec. property. |¾
selkopmao,÷<sel(ji)+kop(ca)+ma(dz)o=self-copy-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2v)|S *divide/*transform/*replicate itself to P copies, default 2. |[S­P] 	¾
selkopyproga,÷<sel(ji)+kop(ca)+y+proga=self-copy-program>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JJ '93 7+¾„(3n)|V is a *virus program with effect P on system F.|[V­PF] 	¾
selkraju,÷<sel(ji)+kraju=self-scratch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.3¾„(1v)|K *scratch themselves. |[K­] 	¾
selkunbiu,÷<sel(ji)+ku(r)n(i)+bi(vd)u=self-warning-behave>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 3.5¾„(2v)|K is/are *discreet/*cautious/*careful about V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*discretion/*caution, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *discretion/*caution/*care (aboutŠ). |¾
selkurni,÷<sel(ji)+kurni=self-warning>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(v)|take-*precautions-with/*look-out-forŠ |[B­V] 	¾„(i)|*beware!/*take-care!/*look-out!,Š/o a 1st arg., an imperative. |¾„(2a)|B is *cautious-about/*careful-of/*wary/*prudent, uses caution in doing V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*prudence/*wariness/*cautiousness, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a state of *caution/*precaution/*care, being careful/cautious. |¾
selmucdou,÷<sel(ji)+mu(t)c(e)+do(ns)u=self-much-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2v)|K *indulge (self) in V.|[K­V] 	¾
selpramao,÷<sel(ji)+pra(se)+ma(dz)o=self-continue-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(2v)|K *persevere/*persist in doing V.|[K­V] 	¾
selpuntaa,÷<sel(ji)+pun(tu)+ta(kn)a=self-pain-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|K *grumble about (pain/illness) N. |[K­N] 	¾
selrezmao,÷<sel(ji)+(f)rez(i)+ma(dz)o=self-free-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|an *escapee, one who escapes. |[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *escape/get-*away/*break-out/*free-oneself from V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *escape/*getaway, an act of escaping. |¾
selrispe,÷<sel(ji)+rispe=self-respect>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *dignified/*self-respectful than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*dignity/*self-respect, mass property. |¾
selsacduo,÷<sel(ji)+sa(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=self-start-do>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '82 4.9¾„(2v)|K show/exhibit+*initiative in V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*initiative, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *initiative, specific instance. |¾
selsacflo,÷<sel(ji)+sa(t)c(i)+fo/l(ma)=self-start-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.0¾„(2v)|G has more *initiative than J.|[G­J] 	¾
selsai,÷<sel(ji)+sa(nt)i=self-quiet>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2a)|G is more *modest/*unassuming/*humble than J is.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*modesty/*humility, mass prop.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*immodest, conv. of modest/humble.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|an *immodesty, a spec. property.|¾
selsalkri,÷<sel(ji)+sal(di)+kri(do)=self-solid-belief>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.5¾„(2a)|B is *self-*confident of/in N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*self-*confidence, property of being ‹, mass term. |¾
selsirmao,÷<sel(ji)+sir(to)+ma(dz)o=self-certain-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *ascertain/*find-out/make-*sure-of/*assure-oneself of N.|[K­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*ascertainable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ascertainment, an act/process of ­ing. |¾
selspevei,÷<sel(ji)+spe(ni)+ve(tc)i=self-experience-letci>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *submit-self/*experience/*surrender-self (to) D.|[K­D] 	¾
selsua,÷<sel(ji)+su(rv)a=sellf-serve>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.7¾„(2a)|G is more *selfish than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*selfishness, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *selfishness, a spec. act. |¾
seltcu,÷<sel(ji)+tcu(re)=self-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *self-image/*self-picture of S.|[B­S] 	¾
seltsecue,÷<sel(ji)+tse(ro)+cu(ts)e=self-error-say>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *admit/*confess/*acknowledge error B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*admissible, conv. of admit error. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *admission/*confession, an admitted thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *confession/*acknowledgement/*admission, an act of ­ing error. |¾
seltsetaa,÷<sel(ji)+tse(ro)+ta(kn)a=self-error-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2v)|K *grumble about (mistake/action) V.|[K­V] 	¾
seltui,÷<sel(ji)+(s)tu(l)i=self-adjust>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.5¾„(2v)|K *adjust themselfes to N, psychol. |[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *adjustment, an act of self-adjustment. |¾
selviacko,÷<sel(ji)+vi(zk)a+cko(zu)=self-see-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM/SLR '91 2.7¾„(2v)|V *manifest/*show itself to D, non-intentional. |[V­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *manifestation, a specific instance of ­ing. |¾
selvizlei,÷<sel(ji)+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=self-exhibit>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *show-off/*exhibit-themselves before D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|an *exhibitionist/*showoff, show-off. |¾„(a)|*exhibitionistic, pert. to ­ists. |¾
selvizmao,÷<sel(ji)+viz(ka)+ma(dz)o=self-see-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM/SLR '91 2.7¾„(2v)|K *manifest/*show themselves to D, intentional.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *manifestation, a specific instance of ­ing. |¾
selzalvia,÷<sel(ji)+za(v)l(o)+vi(zk)a=self-bad-see>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(2v)|K *repent action V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*repentance, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *repentance. |¾
selzavfio,÷<sel(ji)+zav(lo)+fi(lm)o=self-bad-feel>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*remorseful, regretting some action. |[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K feel *remorse about V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*remorse, mass property. |¾
semhikonduktori,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *semiconductor of type F from/of S.|[B­FS] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*semiconductors, mass term. |¾
seni,÷<se+ni=70>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 5.1¾„(ms)|*seventy, the number 70, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*seventy/seventy ofŠ, a quantifying oper., in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*seventy, the number 70, non-math.|¾
sensi,÷ses ¿÷<5/7S ciencia; 4/6E science; 2/4F science; 3/7C syue li di>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*scientific, pert. to scientific facts/laws. |[B­S] 	¾„(n)|a *science, a scientific fact/law aboutŠ |¾„(2n)|B is a *scientific fact/law about S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*science, the mass of such facts/laws. |¾Used in: bivsensi; bivsesmao; bufsensi; djabasysensi; djabasysesmao; djasensi; djasesmao; djasocysensi; dzasensi; elhiktroniysensi; fidsensi; fidsesmao; fomsensi; garsensi; hebsensi; hebsesmao; hisysensi; hisysesmao; humsensi; humsesmao; kemsensi; kemsesmao; kiursensi; kosmysensi; lensensi; lensesmao; litysensi; livsensi; livsesmao; livspasensi; livspasesmao; lodsensi; lodsesmao; maersensi; nevsensi; nevsesduo; nevsesmao; nimsensi; nimsesmao; norsensi; numsensi; numsesmao; optikiyelhektroniysensi; paknurmaosensi; paorlivsesmao; pashumsensi; polsensi; polsesmao; prosensi; prosesmao; prosiosensi; prosiosesmao; roarmaosensi; roarmaosesduo; roarmaosesmao; sadsensi; sadsesduo; sadsesmao; sesduvrai; sesmao; sespli; sesrie; sesyblifikco; sesycko; sesycle; sesymajblifikco; sesypozfa; sesytursia; socysensi; socysesmao; tarsensi; tarsesmao; telsensi; telsesmao; tetysensi; tetysesmao; ¾
sento,÷seo ¿÷<2/2F saint; 3/4E saint; 3/4S sant(o); 3/7R sviatoi; 2/6J shinosi>|¿|40% C_Prim|JCB '88 2.2¾„(n)|a *saint, a ‹ person. |[B­K] 	¾„(1a)|B is *holy/*sacred/*revered/*spiritual, pert. to religiouly respected by people K. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*holiness, mass term of states. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*holiness/*sacredness, mass term for property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *holiness, a spec. state/condition. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *holiness/*sacredness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: dupseo; seofra; seordei; seordrisia; seormao; seornursri; seorsia; seosta; ¾
seo,÷<sento>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of sento, holy.*| 	¾„(l)|*sigma, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.|¾
seofra,÷<se(nt)o+fa/r(fu)=holy-father>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 2.9¾„(1n)|B is the *Pope.|[B­] 	¾
seordei,÷<se(nt)o+r+de(nl)i=holy-day>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.2¾„(3n)|B is a *holiday of religion S to commemorate V.|[B­SV] 	¾
seordrisia,÷<se(nt)o+r+dri(ki)+si(tf)a=holy-remember-site>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/RAM '87 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a *shrine for people/religion/belief system N. |[B­N] 	¾
seormao,÷<se(nt)o+r+ma(dz)o=holy-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(3n)|K *hallow/*sanctify D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
seornursri,÷<se(nt)o+r+nur+sri(te)=holy-script>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(a)|*biblical/*scriptural. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is/are *scripture/*sacred-writings, of any religious belief. |¾
seorsia,÷<se(nt)o+r+si(tf)a=sacred-place>|¿|2_Cpx|PI/RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *sanctuary of/for N, a sacred/holy place. |[B­N] 	¾
seosta,÷<se(nt)o+sta(di)=holy-stage>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/RAM '88 3.1¾„(2n)|B is an *altar in church/religion F.|[B­F] 	¾
ser,÷<se>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of se,7.*| 	¾
sera,÷<se+ra=7ad>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *septet/*seven-member subset of set..., a cardinal predicate; e.g., Da sera lea atletu.  X is a septet of athletes.| 	¾
serdei,÷<ser+de(nl)i=7-day>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *Sunday of week/month F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Sunday (the 1st day of the week). |¾
serha,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *serum of/from S.|[B­S] 	¾
seri,÷<se+ri=seventh>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 4.5¾„(a)|*seventh, of 7th members, before predicates.| 	¾„(2n)|a/the *seventh term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal pred.|¾
serkoi,÷<ser+ko(rj)i=7th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *brigadier/*brigadier-*general/*commodore/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., murserkoi  commodore. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general|[B­F] 	¾
sermea,÷<ser+me(ns)a=7-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *July of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*July (the name of the 4th month of the year). |¾
sertro,÷<ser+tro(li)=7th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *first/*master-*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., mursertro  senior chief petty officer|[B­F] 	¾
ses,÷<sensi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sensi, science.*| 	¾
sesduvrai,÷<se(n)s(i)+duv(ri)+(t)ra(t)i=science-discover-try>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *experiment with V to find P|[K­VP] 	¾
sesmao,÷<se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=science-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(a)|*scientific, pert. to scientists. |[B­N] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *scientist in field N, a contributor to scienceŠ |¾
sespli,÷<se(n)s(i)+pli(zo)=science-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '91 4.8¾„(n)|an *engineer, one who ­s something. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *engineer B.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*engineering, mass acts. |¾
sesrie,÷<se(n)s(i)+(t)ri(m)e=science-tool>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *scientific-*instrument for P|[B­P] 	¾
sesyblifikco,÷<se(n)s(i)+y+bli(cu)+fikco=science-possible-fiction>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is a work of science *fiction by K.|[P­K] 	¾
sesycko,÷<se(n)s(i)+y+cko(zu)=science-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K unintentionally *contribute to *science F|[K­F] 	¾
sesycle,÷<se(n)s(i)+y+cle(si)=science-lacking>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is lacking scientific basis/*unsubstantiated|[B­] 	¾
sesymajblifikco,÷<se(n)s(i)+y+ma(d)j(i)+bli(cu)+fikco=magic-possible-fiction>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|P is a work of *science-*fantasy by K.|[P­K] 	¾
sesypozfa,÷<se(n)s(i)+y+pozfa=science-opposed>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *antiscientific/*antagonistic-to-*science|[B­] 	¾
sesytursia,÷<se(n)s(i)+y+tur(ka)+si(tf)a=scientific-work-place>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(3n)|B is a *laboratory of (science) S at D.|[B­SD] 	¾
set,÷<setci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of setci, set.*| 	¾
setci,÷set sei ¿÷<3/3E set; 3/6C shou chi; 3/4J setto>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(vt)|*consist-of ..., as a set ­s of members of some superset.  |[F­S] 	¾„(2n)|F is a *set/*group/*collection/*collectivity composed of members of superset S; e.g., Ta setci lea murki  That's a set of monkeys.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *superset, the *kind/*class of thing from which a particular set, q.v., is drawn.  |¾Used in: bertirsei; brasei; braseidjo; cucysei; dakbivsei; djikaosei; djisei; djiseicea; djiseicko; djiseimao; furckosei; furdjasei; geersei; genhyseicea; hamsei; jmikeosei; kalpursei; kardysei; kinsei; krusei; learsei; livdansei; lodsei; misfurckosei; muvtirsei; nedsei; nornurvemsei; nurdazysei; nurponsei; nursuvsei; nurtifsei; pebsei; perkaisei; petrysei; plipursei; recykaisei; reshamsei; rulsei; samlivkeosei; seidjo; setpai; snisei; spalivsei; stokaisei; takyrulsei; tirsei; tirseireu; torseimao; zvosei; ¾
setfa,÷sea ¿÷<3/3E set; 3/4R stav-it; 2/3C fang; 2/3F mett-re; 2/4G setz-en>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *set/*put/*place B at/on D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *placing/*localization (ofŠbyŠ), pert. to the ­ing process.|¾Used in: bankysea; bitsea; calsea; celnysea; ciksea; densea; fankinsea; fanpogsea; fansea; fanynensea; feksrosea; flenensea; flinensea; fredirsea; fremrosea; fusynensea; hosynensea; jitsea; kinsea; larkinsea; lelsea; lisynensea; marsea; midsea; nartysea; nensea; nitsea; notlensea; palsea; parsea; plasea; pogsea; prenyhafsea; prisea; ralsposea; relsea; sifsea; skapysea; smisea; snabiesea; srosea; tensea; ticysea; tovsea; vensea; vitsea; zvosea; ¾
setpai,÷<set(ci)+pa(rt)i=set-part>|¿|2_Cpx|RH '92 2.5¾„(1n)|J is *included in/a-*subset-of (set) F- e.g. mice are included among the rodents.|[F­] 	¾
si,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(a)|*one-or-none/at-*most-one ofŠ, abbrev. of sine, a quantifying operator.| 	¾„(af)|at-*most/*only/*justŠ-of, upper bound marker, prefixed to quantifiers.|¾
sia,÷<sitfa>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.1¾„(i)|*thanks/*thank-you/I-am-*gratefulfor/that, expression of gratitude.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of sitfa, location.*|¾
siasti,÷<si(tf)a+sti(se)=place-stop>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(2v)|K *stop-at B.|[K­B] 	¾
sib,÷<sibli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sibli, sibling.*| 	¾
sibdea,÷<sib(li)+de(tr)a=sibling-daughter>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3n)|B is a *niece of D through sibling S.|[B­DS] 	¾
sibli,÷sib ¿÷<Int?>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(4n)|P is a *sibling of P with parents S.|[P­PS] 	¾Used in: nurmersibli; sibdea; sibsuo; ¾
sibsuo,÷<sib(li)+su(nh)o=sibling-son>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(3n)|B is a *nephew of D through sibling S.|[B­DS] 	¾
sic,÷<sitci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sitci, city.*| 	¾
sicdjo,÷<si(t)c(i)+djo(ri)=city-member>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *citizen of city F.|[B­F] 	¾
sicgarhaa,÷<si(t)c(i)+gar(ni)+ha(sf)a=city-govern-house>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(2n)|B is the *city/*town+hall, the government-building of community F.|[B­F] 	¾
sicpai,÷<si(t)c(i)+pa(rt)i=city-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *section/*district/*quarter/*borough of city F.|[B­F] 	¾
sictre,÷<si(t)c(i)+tre(na)=city-train>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3n)|B is a *tram/*streetcar/*trolley with route V through city F.|[B­VF] 	¾
sicycefli,÷<si(t)c(i)+y+cefli=city-chief>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.1¾„(2n)|B is the *mayor of F, the chief magistrate of a city or borough. |[B­F] 	¾
sicycli,÷<si(t)c(i)+y+cli(ka)=city-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|G is more *urban/*city-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *urbanity, city-likeness, a property. |¾
sicynorloi,÷<si(t)c(i)+y+nor+lo(kt)i=city-not-local>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *out_of-*towner from S, not from this city. |[B­S] 	¾
sicypolpai,÷<si(t)c(i)+y+pol(di)+pa(rt)i=city-polity-part>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(3n)|B is a/the *ward N of city F.|[B­NF] 	¾
Sida,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *mallow of genus Sida| 	¾
sidha,÷¿÷<Lin>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mallow from S, of genus Sida |[B­S] 	¾
sidra,÷¿÷<4/4E cedar; 3/4F cedre; 3/4J shida; 3/5S cedro; 2/4R kedr; 2/5G Zeder>|¿|50% C_Prim|FR '86 5.0¾„(2n)|B is a *cedar (tree) from S, a fragrant evergreen wood.|[B­S] 	¾
sidza,÷siz ¿÷<3/3E seed; 2/3G saat; 2/4H bij; 3/6R siemia; 3/6S semilla; 2/6C jong dz>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *seed of F, germ cell of plantŠ |[B­F] 	¾Used in: sizduo; sizybadlo; ¾
sif,÷<sitfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sitfa, location.*| 	¾
sifbatmi,÷<si(t)f(a)+batmi=place-exchange>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K *convert/*permute B, reverse the position of two objects in a sequence F.|[K­BF] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *conversion/*permutation, a specific interchange of two objects in an ordered sequence. |¾
sifdeu,÷<si(t)f(a)+de(rt)u=sited-dirt>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *ground/*soil/*earth/*dirt in place F.|[B­F] 	¾
sifdou,÷<si(t)f(a)+do(ns)u=place-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(3v)|K *place/*localise B at D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(3n)|a *placing/*localisation, an event of placingŠatŠ |¾
sifdui,÷<si(t)f(a)+du(vr)i=position-find>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *find/*locate B at point C.|[K­BC] 	¾„(n)|a (position)-*finder, one who/that which locates. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *location, a found position. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*find/*found, that which is located. |¾
siflii,÷<si(t)f(a)+(c)li(v)i=place-live>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2v)|K *live/*reside at location B.|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|an *inhabitant/*resident, a resident ofŠ|¾
sifmuo,÷<si(t)f(a)+mu(vd)o=position-move>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.4¾„(5v)|K *translate/*shift B to D from S via V, a transformation operation. |[K­BDSV] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *translation, a position shift. |¾
sifnamci,÷<si(t)f(a)+namci=site-name>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is the *address/*coordinates of location S.|[B­S] 	¾
sifnamsri,÷<si(t)f(a)+nam(ci)+sri(te)=place-name-write>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *address message/letter/parcel B to address D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *address (of letter). |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *addressee of a message. |¾
sifsea,÷<si(t)f(a)+se(tf)a=place-put>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *replace/*substitute S with P, putsŠin the place ofŠ |[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(vt)|*replace/*substituteŠ, of replacements, conv. form. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *replacement/*substitute, that which ­es, conv. form. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*replaced/*substituted, of that which is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *replacement/*substitution, an act of ­ing. |¾
siftaa,÷<si(t)f(a)+ta(kn)a=place-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(3v)|K has an *accent of region B in language N.|[K­BN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*accent of regionŠin languageŠ |¾
siftetri,÷<si(t)f(a)+tetri=place-weather>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.6¾„(2n)|V is the *climate/*clime of place/area B. |[V­B] 	¾
siftoa,÷<si(t)f(a)+to(kn)a=place-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '94 7+¾„(3v)|P *replace/*supersede/*take-the-*place-of S in F|[P­SF] 	¾„(n)|a *replacement, something which ­es.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *replacement.|¾
sigre,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.7¾„(1n)|B is a/some *cigarette (s). |[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cigarettes, general term. |¾
sii,÷<simci>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of simci, seem.*| 	¾„(av)|*apparently/*evidently, a discourse operator (UI).|¾
sikhopati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *psychopath. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*psychopathic, pert to Š |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*pyschopathy, mass term. |¾
sikhosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*psychotic, pert to Š |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *psychosis. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*psychosis, mass term. |¾
sikhoterapi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *psychotherapy. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*psychotherapeutic, pert to Š |¾
sil,÷<siltu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of siltu, oscillate.*| 	¾
silca,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *silica/*silicon-dioxide from F.|[B­F] 	¾
sildii,÷<sil(tu)+di(sr)i=oscillate-decide>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(2v)|K *waver/be-*indecisive about V.|[K­V] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*indecision, mass property. |¾
silhuriani,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is *silurian, pert to the 3rd Paleozoic period. |[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *Silurian, 3rd Paleozoic period. |¾
silkeorao,÷<sil(tu)+(c)ke(m)o+(b)ra(t)o=vibrate-interval-ratio>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|C is a *frequency at which B vibrates/oscillates.|[C­B] 	¾
silko,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *silicon, element 14 (Si). |[B­] 	¾Used in: silkyfeosro; ¾
silkosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B suffer(s) from *silicosis. |[B­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*silicosis, mass term for the disease. |¾
silkyfeosro,÷<silk(o)+y+fe(kt)o+so/r(di)=silicon-memory(fact-store)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *memory-*chip of type B, e.g. dynamic RAM, ROM etc.|[F­B] 	¾
silmao,÷<sil(tu)+ma(dz)o=shake-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|a *shaker, one who ­es something. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *shake/*agitate B, intentional.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shaken, of one who/that which is ­en. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shake/*agitation, an act of ­ing. |¾
siltu,÷sil siu ¿÷<3/4S oscil-ar; 3/4F oscill-er; 3/4G zitt-ern; 2/3H hil-na; 3/6E oscillate; 3/6C yao tung>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(a)|*reciprocal/*oscillating/*shaking, of that which ­es. |[B­CC] 	¾„(3v)|B *shake/*oscillate/*reciprocate, exhibits reciprocal motion with rate C and amplitude C(1). |¾„(av)|*back-and-forth/*to-and-fro/*side-to-side, in a reciprocating way. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shaking/*oscillation/*reciprocation, a spec. state of ­ing motion. |¾Used in: hansiu; hedsiu; kersiu; korsiu; krosiu; kuksilmao; kuksiu; kuksiucko; leksiu; mildysiu; nurpifsiukra; pedsilpae; pedsiu; pifsilsoa; rolsilcea; rolsilcei; rolsilmao; rolsiu; rolsiucko; sildii; silkeorao; silmao; siubla; siucko; siudzo; slasiu; vansiu; ¾
Silurian,÷<ISV>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«la ‹„»(Na)|the *Silurian geologic period.| 	¾
sim,÷<simci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of simci, seem.*| 	¾
simba,÷¿÷<Swahili simba>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(1n)|B is a female *lion/*lioness, Felis leo, a carnivorous mammal. |[B­] 	¾Used in: simbycli; simbytaa; ¾
simbe,÷¿÷<simba>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *leonine/*lion-like, resembles or pertains to lions.|[B­] 	¾
simbi,÷¿÷<simba>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *lion.|[B­] 	¾
simbo,÷¿÷<simba>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *lion.|[B­] 	¾
simbu,÷¿÷<simba>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *lion, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
simbuncea,÷<sim(ci)+bun(bo)+ce(nj)a=seeming-fool-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(2v)|K is *embarrassed by V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*embarrassment, mass states of self-caused ‹. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *embarrassment, self-caused. |¾
simbunmao,÷<sim(ci)+bun(bo)+ma(dz)o=seeming-fool-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(2v)|K *mock/*ridicule/*scorn D contemptuously (intentional act). |[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*mockery/*scorn/*ridicule, mass states. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *mockery/*scorn/*ridicule. |¾
simbuocko,÷<sim(ci)+bu(nb)o+cko(zu)=seeming-fool-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(2v)|N *embarrass D by E (nonintentional cause). |[N­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*embarrassment, mass state. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *embarrassment, being ­ed by outside cause. |¾
simbycli,÷<simb(a)+y+cli(ka)=lion-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *leonine/*lion-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
simbytaa,÷<simb(a)+y+ta(kn)a=lion-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.1¾„(2v)|K *roar/*bellow at D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *roar/*bellow. |¾
simci,÷sim sii ¿÷<3/3E seem-s; 2/5J rashii; 2/7C hao syiang>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|S *look-like/*appear/*seem to be B to D under conditions N.|[S­BDN] 	¾„(a)|*seeming, apparent. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *look/*appearance, conv. of seem. |¾Used in: clisii; jipsii; jipsiimro; junsii; lalkeosii; muvsii; muvsimymao; noirsimcea; noirsimymao; norsimfio; rigsii; simbuncea; simbunmao; simbuocko; simcnumao; simfoa; simgrocea; simgrocko; simgromao; simlivmao; simviu; sonsii; zavsii; ¾
simcnumao,÷<sim(ci)+cn(in)u+ma(dz)o=seem-new-make>|¿|3_Cpx|CJB '83 2.1¾„(3v)|K *renew D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *renovation. |¾
simfisi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *symphysis of F, pelvic joint. |[B­F] 	¾
simfoa,÷<sim(ci)+fo(rm)a=seem-form>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|V is the *appearance/*look (s) of B.|[V­B] 	¾
simgrocea,÷<sim(ci)+gro(da)+ce(nj)a=seem-big-change>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '83 3.6¾„(1v)|B *magnify/seem-*larger, become apparently larger e.g. by piloerection. |[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of (self)-*magnification. |¾
simgrocko,÷<sim(ci)+gro(da)+cko(zu)=seem-big-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.6¾„(n)|*magnifier, that which ­s. |[N­B] 	¾„(2v)|N *magnify B, make it seem larger (nonintentional cause). |¾„(a)|*magnifying, pert. to ­ation. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *magnification. |¾
simgromao,÷<sim(ci)+gro(da)+ma(dz)o=seem-big-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2v)|K *magnify D, make it seem larger (intentional act). |[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *magnification, makingŠseem larger. |¾
simlivmao,÷<sim(ci)+(c)liv(i)+ma(dz)o=seem-life-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(2v)|K is *vivid in describing V.|[K­V] 	¾„(av)|*vivid (ly). |¾
simviu,÷<sim(ci)+vi(dj)u=seem-view>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3n)|V is the *appearance/*look (s) of B to D.|[V­BD] 	¾
sin,÷<sinma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sinma, cinema.*| 	¾
sine,÷<si+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*at_most-one ofŠ, a quantifier, usually abbreviated as si, q.v.| 	¾
singami,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *syngamic, reproduces sexually. |[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*syngamy, mass term. |¾
sinhe,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|C is a *sine of (angle) B, side opposite divided by hypotenuse. |[C­B] 	¾Used in: sinhyfoa; ¾
sinherigi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|V is an instance of *synergy of K with K, working together. |[V­KK] 	¾„(a)|*synergetic, pert. to Š |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*synergy, mass term. |¾
sinhopi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *synopsis of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*synoptic, pert. to Š, occurring in parallel. |¾«‹ cartu„»(ph)|a *synoptic-chart (Meteorology) |¾«lo ‹ metsensi„»(ph)|*synoptic-meteorology, mass term. |¾
sinhyfoa,÷<sinh(e)+y+fo(rm)a=sine-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1)|B is *sinusoidal. |[B­] 	¾«‹ leksiltu„»(ph)|a *sinusoidal-oscillator |¾
sinkamra,÷<sin(ma)+kamra=cinema-camera>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *motion-picture-camera/*cinema-camera. |[B­] 	¾
sinkarduo,÷<sin(ma)+ka(m)r(a)+du(rz)o=cinema-camera-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.0¾„(n)|a *cinematographer/movie-*cameraman. |[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K make *movies/*moving-pictures of V.|¾
sinkrotoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *synchrotron of/for P.|[B­P] 	¾
sinma,÷sin ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.1¾„(2n)|P is a *movie/*film/*cinema/*motion-picture made by K, pl.set. |[P­K] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the) *cinema/*movies, general term. |¾Used in: sinkamra; sinkarduo; sinmao; sinmazlae; sintatro; tcusinma; ¾
sinmao,÷<sin(ma)+ma(dz)o=cinema-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *movie-maker/*cinematographer. |[B­] 	¾„(n)|a *producer, of movieŠ |¾
sinmazlae,÷<sin(ma)+ma(d)z(o)+la(rt)e=cinema-maker's-art>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.0¾„(1n)|B is  *cinematography/*movie-making art. |[B­] 	¾
sintatro,÷<sin(ma)+tatro=cinema-theatre>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a movie-*theatre/*cinema/*movie-house/*motion-picture-theatre of place S.|[B­S] 	¾
sintesi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *synthesize P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(a)|*synthetic, pert to Š |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *synthesis. |¾
sio,÷<sirto=certain>|¿|LW|JCB '97 1.0¾„(av)|*certainly/*certain-to-be, the objective sense. E.g., Da sio mamla  X is certainly/certain-to-be a mammal. Cf. ia for the subjective sense.| 	¾„(in)|*certainly, is certainly true/will certainly happen (under the circumstances implied by speech) (PA). E.g., Ta sio mamla  That's certainly a mammal.|¾„(pp)|(that...is-)certain-under-conditions..., used before state/event terms. E.g., Da mamla sio ta  (That) X is a mammal is certain under those conditions.*|¾„(af)|a combining form of sisto, system.*|¾
siodja,÷<si(st)o+dja(no)=system-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|D *know/*comprehend/*understand N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*understanding, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*understood, of known systems. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *understanding/*comprehension, a state of ­ing. |¾
siomia,÷<sio+mia>|¿|Cpd|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*would/*would-certainly, 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 siomia lepo mi bragaiI am certainly happy in the mental place where I am king (I would certainly be happy if I were king). | 	¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*would/*would-certainly, as used in subjective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci siomia baI would certainly be happy (in some mental place/under some unspecified condition x). |¾
siorbodcea,÷<si(st)o+r+b(r)od(a)+ce(nj)a=system-broken-become>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1v)|V is a *system-*crash, an inadvertent system failure (sisrod ­cko and ­mao are also possible)|[V­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of a *system-*crash.|¾
siorceamao,÷<si(st)o+r+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=system-change-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *reform D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *reform, the change itself. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*reform/an act of ­ing. |¾
siorcia,÷<si(st)o+r+ci(rn)a=system-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *learn-*system N from S|[K­NS] 	¾
siotcu,÷<si(st)o+tcu(re)=system-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *diagram/*illustration of S made by K.|[B­SK] 	¾
siovie,÷<sio+vie>|¿|Cpd|JCB '97 7+¾„(pp)|*would/*would-certainly, 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 siovie lepo mi bragaiI am certainly happy in the possible world where I am king (I would certainly be happy if I were king). Cf. siomia for the subjective sense of this subjunctive.| 	¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*would/*would-certainly, as used in objective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci siovie baI would certainly be happy (in some possible world/under some unspecified condition x). Cf. siomia ba for the subjective sense of this subjective.|¾
sir,÷<sirto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sirto, certain.*| 	¾
sircea,÷<sir(to)+ce(nj)a=sure-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(v)|make-*sure/*make-sure thatŠ |[D­N] 	¾„(2v)|D become-*certain/*convinced of/that N is true. |¾„(i)|*make-sure!,Š/o 1st arg., an imperative. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *conviction, that of which one is sure. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conviction, a state of becoming sure. |¾
sircko,÷<sir(to)+cko(zu)=certain-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|V *assure/*convince/*persuade D of N, nonintentional. |[V­DN] 	¾„(a)|*assuring, of that which ­es. |¾„(n)|*assurer, that which ­es. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*convinceable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *assurance, an act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *conviction/*assurance, a state of being ­ed. |¾
sirfio,÷<sir(to)+fi(lm)o=certain-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.7¾„(2a)|K is *sure/certain/*definite/*convinced/*positive of/about the existence of state/event/the truth of claim/sentence V.|[K­V] 	¾«lopo no ‹„»(n)|*uncertainty/*unsureness, mass state term.  |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*uncertain/*unsure, not sure ofŠ, neg. form.  |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *certainty/*conviction, a thing thought certain.  |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*certain/*inevitable, thought to be 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
sirhinksi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *syrinx of F, the voice organ of birds. |[B­F] 	¾
sirmao,÷<sir(to)+ma(dz)o=certain-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *assure/*convince/*persuade D of V, intentional. |[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*assuring, of one who ­es. |¾„(n)|*assurer, one who ­es. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*convinceable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *assurance, an act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *conviction/*assurance, a state of being ­ed. |¾
sirto,÷sir ¿÷<3/4E certain; 5/6S ciert-o 2/3F sur>|¿|33% C_Prim|JCB '97 1.0¾„(3a)|state/event V is *sure/*certain to be/happen/has a probability of 1.0 of being/happening umder conditions N given knowledge system S.|[V­NS] 	¾„(n)|a *certainty/*inevitability, something that is bound to happen.  |¾„(a)|*certain/*inevitable/*bound-to-happen|¾«lopu  ‹„»(n)|*certainty, the mass of such properties|¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*uncertainty, the mass of such properties|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*uncertain, of something that is not inevitable/bound to happen |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *certainty/*inevitability, a property of something that is bound to happen.  |¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|*uncertainty, a property of something that is not inevitable |¾Used in: norsirto; selsirmao; sircea; sircko; sirfio; sirmao; ¾
siru,÷<siru=at-most-enough>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(av)|*scant/*scanty, not more than just enough.| 	¾
sirura,÷<sirura=at-most-enoughad>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(2n)|a *scarce amount ofŠ- not more than just enough.| 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*scarcity/*penury/*want, mass property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *scarcity/*penury/*want.|¾
sis,÷<sisto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sisto, system.*| 	¾
sisduo,÷<sis(to)+du(rz)o=system-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K does V *systematically/*methodically/*thoroughly.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*methodical/*thorough/*systematic.|¾„(av)|*methodically/*thoroughly/*systematically, in a systematic way.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*thoroughness, the mass of such properties.|¾«pu da ‹„»(n)|X's *thoroughness, a spec. instance of this prop.|¾
siskao,÷<sis(to)+ka(kt)o=systematically-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K act-on/do P *systematically/*methodically/*thoroughly for D.|[K­PD] 	¾„(av)|*methodically/*thoroughly/*systematically, in a systematic way. |¾„(a)|*methodical/*thorough/*systematic, thorough. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|a *thoroughness, mass prop. |¾
sisle,÷¿÷<Onamatopoetic>|¿|O_Prim|FR '85 4.7¾„(2v)|B *hiss P.|[B­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hiss. |¾
sismao,÷<sis(to)+ma(dz)o=system-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *systemize/*systematize /makes a system of B according to system/principle N |[K­BN] 	¾„(a)|*systematic, of system-makers. |¾„(n)|a *systematizer, a system-maker. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *systematization, an act of ­ing. |¾
sisto,÷sis sio ¿÷<4/6F systeme; 3/5E system; 3/5C shi tong; 4/7S sistema; 4/8R sistiema; 3/6G system; 3/6J chitsuj>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*systematic, pert. to systems. |[F­PB] 	¾„(3n)|F is a *system/*network of relations with function P and elements B.|¾Used in: baprysio; bekykrosio; bicykrisio; cmebatsio; dirtolsio; djasio; dursio; gotsio; grubivsio; gunkrisio; gunponkrisio; kaonrulsio; kelsio; klakysio; klemaosio; klimaosio; klimaosismao; krisio; kristniysio; leksio; leorsio; lidkrisio; narkrisio; nersornumsio; netsio; perkrisio; pipgarsio; pisykrisio; plesio; plesiople; ponkumkrisio; prosio; prosiosensi; prosiosesmao; ralkrisio; reksio; rorperkrisio; rorplesio; siodja; siorbodcea; siorceamao; siorcia; siotcu; sisduo; siskao; sismao; smisrisio; socykrisio; socysio; socysiosia; spekrisio; srisio; sudnysiodja; vidkrisio; ¾
sisu,÷<si+su>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*just/*only/*exactly, as in 'exactly(just,only) 2 of us went'.| 	¾„(a)|*exactlyŠofŠ, a quantifier prefix, usually omitted.|¾
sit,÷<sitfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sitfa, location.*| 	¾
sitci,÷sic ¿÷<2/2J shi; 3/4E city; 3/4F cite; 2/4C cheng; 2/6S ciudad>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *town/*city serving region/hinterland F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*urban, pert. to cities/towns. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *hinterland, of town/cityŠ |¾Used in: cmasitci; garsitci; grositci; norsichaa; norsiclai; norsicpeu; penrysitci; sicdjo; sicgarhaa; sicpai; sictre; sicycefli; sicycli; sicynorloi; sicypolpai; spisitci; ¾
sitfa,÷sit sif sia ¿÷<3/3F site; 3/4E site; 3/4H sthan; 3/4S siti-o; 3/5C di fang>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|V is the *place/*situation/*spot/*position/*site/*location of B in referance frame N.|[V­BN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *frame of reference, of a position, q.v. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*situated/*located at, converse of site/location. |¾Used in: bairmubsia; batsia; blesia; botkoisia; bourstosia; buksrosia; bukvemsia; cabsia; cabsrusia; calsia; cefsia; ckesifmei; damfordynursia; disgalsia; ditsia; djisia; djusia; dorkadsia; dorsia; duvsia; dzosia; fangausia; felsia; femfersocysia; femforsocysia; femnersocysia; femsursocysia; femtersocysia; femtorsocysia; flesia; fomdrisia; gacysia; gacysifmou; gacysiftoa; galsia; ganfordynursia; ganskisia; gartursia; gesgoisia; gudsia; haftifsia; kapsrusia; kartysrosia; kasgoisia; kemsrusia; kiksrusia; kiurctivemsia; klinymaosia; kursia; larviasia; lekdjisia; lildjusia; lisysia; macflesia; madsia; mansia; menfersocysia; menforsocysia; mensursocysia; mentersocysia; mentorsocysia; menynersocysia; minsia; mitvemsia; miursia; morbardysia; morkafsia; muchaisia; nengoisia; nilcynursia; nirsia; noirsifkoi; noirsifsui; nornurjuastosia; notsia; nursia; ponparbatsia; ritysrusia; rorlensia; sacysifdou; seordrisia; seorsia; sesytursia; siasti; sifbatmi; sifdeu; sifdou; sifdui; siflii; sifmuo; sifnamci; sifnamsri; sifsea; siftaa; siftetri; siftoa; sitlivclecea; skisia; smikatcysia; snilivsia; socysifdou; socysiosia; stisia; stogrusia; stosrusia; sursocysia; tcanaksysia; tcastosia; tcosrusia; tovnursia; tursia; vaursrosia; vemsia; zanplisia; zvokamsia; zvosia; ¾
sitha,÷¿÷<Lin. Cyanocitta>|¿|S_Prim|APL/RAM '00 7+¾„(n)|B is a *jay from S, a family of corvine birds v.blanysitha| 	¾Used in: blanysitha; ¾
sitlivclecea,÷<sit(fa)+(c)liv(i)+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=place-livers(residents)-without-become>|¿|4_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(1vi)|B is *deserted/*abandoned|[B­] 	¾
sito,÷<si+to>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*at_most-two ofŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
siu,÷<siltu>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.1¾„(af)|a combining form of siltu, oscillate.*| 	¾„(i)|you're-*welcome, reply to an expression of gratitude.|¾
siubla,÷<si(lt)u+bla(da)=vibrate-blade>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *reed for musical instrument F.|[B­F] 	¾
siucko,÷<si(lt)u+cko(zu)=shake-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(n)|a *shaker, that which ­es something. |[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *shake/*agitate D, nonintentional |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shaken, of one who/that which is ­en. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shake/*agitation, an act of ­ing. |¾
siudzo,÷<si(lt)u+dzo(ru)=shake-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 2.7¾„(1v)|K *totter (walk unsteadily, as of age or infirmity). |[K­] 	¾
siz,÷<sidza>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sidza, seed.*| 	¾
sizduo,÷<si(d)z(a)+du(rz)o=seed-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(n)|a *sower, one who/that which plants seeds. |[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *sow/*seed/*plant the seeds of plant B in medium D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *sowing/*seeding/*planting. |¾
sizhigi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|V is an instance of *syzygy of B.|[V­B] 	¾
sizybadlo,÷<si(d)z(a)+y+badlo=seed-bundle>|¿|2_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *pod/*seed-case of plant F.|[B­F] 	¾
ska,÷<skalu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of skalu, scale.*| 	¾
skaca,÷¿÷<E Scot>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Scottish, pert. to the Scottish language. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Scottish language. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Scottish, the mass of such elements. |¾
skace,÷¿÷<E Scot>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Scottish place/territory, a region inhabited by Scots. |[B­] 	¾
skaci,÷¿÷<E Scot>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Scottish, of Scot origin. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Scot/*Scottish-person/*Scots:man/woman. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Scots, the mass of such persons. |¾
skaco,÷¿÷<E Scot>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Scottish culture. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Scottish, pert. to the Scottish culture. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Scottish, the mass of such elements. |¾
skactikai,÷<ska(lu)+cti(fu)+ka(tl)i=scale-substance-quality>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(3v)|B, a particle/body, has C units of *mass on scale N.|[B­CN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *mass-*scale, physics, one for measuring mass. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *mass. |¾
skadarli,÷<ska(lu)+darli=scale-far>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/JCB '95 7.4¾„(2n)|The shortest *distance between two specified points B, pl. set, measures C scale units. |[B­C] 	¾„(n)| a measurable *distance. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|Ša dimensioned number, is the *length/*distance between pointsŠ, pl. set.|¾
skaduo,÷<ska(lu)+du(rz)o=scale-do-(weigh)>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(3v)|K *weigh B on scale/balance V.|[K­BV] 	¾
skafi,÷¿÷<4/4C ka fi; 4/4H kafi; 3/4E coffee; 3/4S cafe; 3/4F cafe; 3/4G kaffee; 3/5R kofie>|¿|79% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a serving/quantity of *coffee from source S. |[B­S] 	¾
skagaa,÷<ska(lu)+ga(nt)a=scale-high>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|B, a point in 3-space above a planet, or a flying object, or a building or other vertical object, measures C scalar units in *height/rises Šscalar units vertically above the surface of the planet or its own base.|[B­C] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *altitude-scale/altitude-*scale, one for measuring alt.|¾
skahatro,÷<ska(lu)+hatro=scale-heat>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3n)|B has a *temperature of C, a dim. num. E.g., La Djan skahatro lio 100 F  John has a temperature of 100 degrees Fahrenheit.|[B­CF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *temperature/*heat, in the units of some scale.|¾
skakeo,÷<ska(lu)+(c)ke(m)o=scale-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|B *last (s) C, a dim. num. representing an interval on some time scale. E.g., La Po Genbra, pa skakeo lio sate heknie  The Rennaissance lasted about three centuries.|[B­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *term/*time/*interval, in the units of some scale.|¾
skalu,÷ska ¿÷<4/5S escal-ar; 3/4E scale; 2/6H tarazu; 2/6J hakari>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3n)|N is a *scale/*system-of-units for measuring C among F. |[N­CF] 	¾Used in: darska; ganska; hatska; keoska; laaska; murskagaa; nurska; skactikai; skadarli; skaduo; skagaa; skahatro; skakeo; skatio; tioska; ¾
skandio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is *scandium, made of scandium, element 21 (Sc).|[B­] 	¾
skapi,÷¿÷<2/2C pi; 2/3H khal; 2/4E skin; 2/4S piel>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is the *hide/skin/*rind, outer-covering of F, general term, the external surface material on a living plant or animal that defines and protects it as an individual organism;|[B­F] 	¾Used in: biarskapi; bisyskapi; bourskapi; fruskapi; hadskapi; honskapi; skapyclemao; skapykolsru; skapypla; skapyplaclemao; skapypuo; skapysea; skapytoa; triskapi; ¾
skapyclemao,÷<skap(i)+y+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=skin-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2v)|K *peel/*pare/*husk/*scrape B.|[K­B] 	¾
skapykolsru,÷<skap(i)+y+kol(ro)+su/r(na)=skin-color-injur(y)>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '89 4.9¾„(3v)|K *bruise D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*bruising, that which ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*bruised, the damaged thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bruise, an instance of ­ing. |¾
skapypla,÷<skap(i)+y+pla(ta)=skin-plate>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(2v)|B is a *scale of/from F.|[B­F] 	¾
skapyplaclemao,÷<skap(i)+y+pla(ta)+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=skin-plate-without-make(remove)>|¿|4_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(2v)|K *scale B, remove the scales fromŠ |[K­B] 	¾
skapypuo,÷<skap(i)+y+pu(ct)o=skin-push>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *press on membrane/surface D with force C.|[K­DC] 	¾«zo ‹„»(n)|*pressure, a measured *force-per-unit-area. |¾
skapysea,÷<skap(i)+y+se(tf)a=skin-put>|¿|2_Cpx|TB '83 2.2¾„(3v)|K *apply substance B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *application ofŠtoŠ, a spec. instance. |¾
skapytoa,÷<skap(i)+y+to(kn)a=skin-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.3¾„(n)|*skinner (ofŠ), one who ­s. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *skin/*flay/*strip, remove the skin/outer-layer of B.|¾
skara,÷¿÷<3/4E skirt; 3/4S saya; 3/5H ghaghra; 3/6J sukato; 2/5R yubka>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(1n)|B is a *skirt, a spec. article of clothing. |[B­] 	¾
skati,÷¿÷<4/4E sky; 2/4C tien; 2/4H akash>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*celestial/*heavenly, pertaining to the ‹. |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is an expanse of *heavens/*sky at S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the) *sky/*heavens, collective term. |¾Used in: skatyfarka; skatyteu; ¾
skatio,÷<ska(lu)+ti(dj)o=scale-heavy>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/JCB '95 7.4¾„(3v)|B *weigh (s) C, a dim. num., in gravity field N. E.g., La Djan, skatio lio 70 kg  John weighs 70 kilograms. |[B­CN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *weight, in the units of some scale.|¾
skatyfarka,÷<skat(i)+y+farka=sky-arc>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *rainbow. |[B­] 	¾
skatyteu,÷<skat(i)+y+te(tc)u=sky-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *skyscraper.|[B­] 	¾
skesa,÷¿÷<2/3E kiss; 2/3S bes-ar; 2/3G kuess-en; 3/6R tsielo-vat; 2/4J kissu>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *kiss D on B.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*kissable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *kiss, an act/event of ­ing. |¾
ski,÷<skitu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of skitu, sit.*| 	¾
skilei,÷<ski(tu)+le(tc)i=sit-let>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *seat D/giveŠseatŠ/letŠsit-at/on B. |[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*seated, given a seat. |¾
skipae,÷<ski(tu)+pa(tc)e=sitting-device>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *seat, any device for sitting. |[B­] 	¾
skisia,÷<ski(tu)+si(tf)a=sit-place>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *seat/*place of P in room/vehicle F.|[B­PF] 	¾
skitu,÷ski ¿÷<3/3E seat; 3/4R stul; 2/4F siege; 2/4G sitz; 3/7S asiento>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *sitter, one who sits. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *sit-on B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*sitting, an act of ­ing. |¾Used in: biaski; ganski; ganskisia; horski; naiski; niaski; nimskicei; nurski; racyski; skilei; skipae; skisia; toeski; ¾
skizo,÷kiz ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a (pair-of-)*ski (s). |[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*skis, general term for skis. |¾Used in: kizgoi; kizpli; ¾
sklerosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*sclerotic, pert. to Š |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B suffer(s) from *sclerosis, tissue hardening. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*sclerosis, mass term |¾
sko,÷<skori>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of skori, screw.*| 	¾
skoduo,÷<sko(ri)+du(rz)o=screw-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.5¾„(3v)|K *screw/*fasten B with screws to D.|[K­BD] 	¾
skofoa,÷<sko(ri)+fo(rm)a=screw-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.3¾„(a)|*helical/*curly. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *curl/*coil/*helix. |¾
skofoamao,÷<sko(ri)+fo(rm)a+ma(dz)o=screw-form-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '90 4.2¾„(n)|*curler, one who ­s. |[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*curling, pertaining to ­ing. |¾„(3v)|K *curl D with B (to a helix). |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*curler, a tool for ­ing. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*curl, result of ­ing. |¾
skofomcea,÷<sko(ri)+fo(r)m(a)+ce(nj)a=screw-form-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.3¾„(2v)|D *curl/*twist because of/as a result of N (to a helix). |[D­N] 	¾
skojao,÷<sko(ri)+ja(gl)o=screw-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|N is a *bank/*roll of angle C. (Rotational angle of aircraft's attitude)|[N­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|C is an amount of *bank/*roll.|¾
skoliosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B suffer(s) from *scoliosis, lateral spinal curvature. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*scoliotic, havingŠ |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*scoliosis, mass term |¾
skoliu,÷<sko(ri)+li(tn)u=screw-restrain>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *nut/*burr (U.K.)|[B­K] 	¾
skori,÷sko ¿÷<3/4E screw; 3/7C lo so ding; 3/7S tornillo>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.8¾„(1n)|B is a *screw/*bolt, any threaded fastener. |[B­] 	¾Used in: holskorie; kersko; mubsko; peasko; rolsko; skoduo; skofoa; skofoamao; skofomcea; skojao; skoliu; ¾
sku,÷<suksi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of suksi, succeed.*| 	¾
skuace,÷<Narragansett askutasquash>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *squash from S.|[B­S] 	¾
skucko,÷<su/k(si)+cko(zu)=success-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*effectively/*well/with-*good-effect, effectively. |[B­P] 	¾„(2a)|B is *effective/*good/*favourable/*favorable toward/for desired end P, as of acts/mean. |¾„(v)|*effective, be, effective forŠ |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*effectiveness, mass term, properties. |¾«pu‹„»(n)|an *effectiveness, a spec. property. |¾
skucue,÷<su/k(si)+cu(ts)e=succeed-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 5.3¾„(4v)|K *speaks P *congratulatingly to D on/for V.|[K­PDV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*congratulated, one receiving a specific ­tion.  |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *congratulatory *speaking |¾
skudaa,÷<su/k(si)+da(nz)a=success-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '84 3.3¾„(2v)|K *aspire to achieve V.|[K­V] 	¾„(a)|*ambitious, desiring of success. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*ambition, mass term. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *ambition/*aspiration, that which is ­d to. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *ambition, spec. instance of ­ing. |¾
skuflo,÷<su/k(si)+fo/l(ma)=success-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1)|B is *successful, as "a successful man" as distinct from a specific success. |[B­] 	¾
skutaa,÷<su/k(si)+ta(kn)a=succeed-taa>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/JCB '85/'97 5.3¾„(3v)|K *congratulates D on/for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*congratulated, one receiving ­tions; Nu skutaa!  Be congratulated! / Congratulations!  |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *congratulation.  |¾
sla,÷<slano>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of slano, slow.*| 	¾
slacea,÷<sla(no)+ce(nj)a=slow-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(1v)|D is/are *slowed-down/*slackened (actor unspecified). |[D­] 	¾
slacko,÷<sla(no)+cko(zu)=slow-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|N *slow-down/*slacken D, (nonintentional cause) i.e. The wind slows down the cyclist. |[N­D] 	¾
slamao,÷<sla(no)+ma(dz)o=slow-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|K*slow-down/*slacken D, (intentional act). |[K­D] 	¾
slano,÷sla ¿÷<3/3E slow; 2/2F lent; 2/3C man; 2/4S lent-o; 2/6G langsam>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(a)|*slow, less fast thanŠinŠ |[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *slower,less fast than J by C.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*slowness, collective prop. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*slowness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: ciasla; pensla; slacea; slacko; slamao; slasiu; ¾
slasiu,÷<sla(no)+si(lt)u=slow-oscillate>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(1v)|K *sway, oscillate slowly. |[K­] 	¾
sli,÷<sliti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sliti, sweet.*| 	¾
slicko,÷<sli(ti)+cko(zu)=sweet-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|N *sweeten B, causeŠto be sweet, nonintentional. |[N­B] 	¾„(n)|a *sweetener, that which sweetens. |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unsweetened, neg. of sweetened,q.v. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sweetened, conv. of sweeten. |¾
slicui,÷<sli(ti)+cu(tr)i=sweet-water>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|B is *syrup from S.|[B­S] 	¾
sligiu,÷<sli(ti)+gi(nr)u=sweet-root>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '97 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *licorice/*liquorice from S.  (The English word is derived from a Greek word meaning 'sweet root').|[B­S] 	¾
slilio,÷<sli(ti)+li(kr)o=sweet-liquor>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a portion/quantity of *liqueur, sweetened liquor. |[B­] 	¾
slimao,÷<sli(ti)+ma(dz)o=sweet-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *sweeten D , makesŠsweet by/with B, intentional. |[K­DB] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unsweetened, neg. of sweetened,q.v. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sweetened, conv. of sweeten. |¾
sliti,÷sli ¿÷<3/4E sweet; 3/5R slast; 2/4C tien; 2/4H mitha>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *candy/*goody/*sweet, that which is sweet. |[G­JD] 	¾„(3a)|G is *sweeter than J to D.|¾„(a)|*sweet/*sugary, i.e., sweeter thanŠ |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sweetness, collective prop. |¾Used in: nigslicui; norsli; norslilicgrato; slicko; slicui; sligiu; slilio; slimao; ¾
slo,÷<slopu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of slopu, steep.*| 	¾
slocea,÷<slo(pu)+ce(nj)a=slope-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(1v)|D become *tilted/*tipped, (actor unspecified). |[D­] 	¾
slocko,÷<slo(pu)+cko(zu)=slope-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(2v)|N *tilt/*tip D, nonintentionally make something slope. |[N­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *slant/*tip/*tilt, <non-intentional>. |¾
slomao,÷<slo(pu)+ma(dz)o=slope-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.4¾„(2v)|K *tilt/*tip D, intentionally make something slope. |[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *slant/*tip/*tilt. |¾
slopu,÷slo ¿÷<4/4E slope; 2/3C puo; 3/5R sklon; 2/5S sesgo>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(a)|*steep, more inclined thanŠbyŠ |[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *steeper than J by C.|¾„(n)|a *slope/*incline, any sloping surface. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *slope/*inclination (toward the vertical). |¾«zo ‹„»(n)|the amount of *slope/*inclination. |¾Used in: bieslo; mueslo; nurmaoslo; slocea; slocko; slomao; vreslo; ¾
slu,÷<sluko>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sluko, lock.*| 	¾
sluduo,÷<slu(ko)+du(rz)o=lock-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *lock-(up) B.|[K­B] 	¾
sluko,÷slu ¿÷<2/3C suo; 2/3E lock; 2/5G schloss>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a/the *lock of/on/in F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: sluduo; ¾
sma,÷<smano>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of smano, smoke.*| 	¾
smaflo,÷<sma(no)+fo/l(ma)=smoke-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|K is more *smoky,full of smoke than J.|[K­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *smokiness, a spec. condition. |¾
smano,÷sma ¿÷<3/4E smoke; 2/3C yan>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*smoke, made of/pert. to smoke. |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a quantity/expanse of *smoke from fire/source S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*smoke, collective term. |¾Used in: smaflo; smapli; smapro; smarua; smarue; smaruetubli; smaruetubpli; smazvofodpai; ¾
smapli,÷<sma(no)+pli(zo)=smoke-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|K *smoke D, preservesŠby smoking it. |[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*smoked, e.g., of food preserved by ­ing. |¾
smapro,÷<sma(no)+pro(ju)=smoke-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(1v)|K *smoke, produce smoke. |[K­] 	¾
smaradi,÷<L smaragdus>|¿|Bor.|JWK '00 7+¾„(1n)| B is an *emerald, a bright green variety of beryl.|[B­] 	¾
smarua,÷<sma(no)+ru(tm)a=smoke-route>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *chimney for oven/lamp/furnace F. |[B­F] 	¾
smarue,÷<sma(no)+(b)ru(t)e=smoke-breathe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(n)|a *smoker, one who breathes smoke. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *smoke B, breathes smoke fromŠ, as tobacco. |¾
smaruetubli,÷<sma(no)+(b)ru(t)e+tubli=smoke-breathe-tube>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *pipe for smoking D.|[B­D] 	¾
smaruetubpli,÷<sma(no)+(b)ru(t)e+tub(li)+pli(zo)=smoke-breathe-tube-use>|¿|4_Cpx|JFB/RAM '87 3.2¾„(2n)|K *smoke B in a pipe. |[K­B] 	¾
smazvofodpai,÷<sma(no)+zvo(to)+fo(l)d(i)+pa(rt)i=smoke-out-fold=part>|¿|4_Cpx|APL/RAM '00 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *smoke-flap, used in a tepee to let smoke out.|[B­] 	¾
smektiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *smectite, a clay mineral. |[B­] 	¾
smi,÷<smike>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of smike, secret.*| 	¾
smibiu,÷<smi(ke)+bi(vd)u=secret-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.7¾„(2a)|B is *sly/*crafty/*secretive/*furtive in doing V, acting in secret. |[B­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*craftiness/*secretiveness, mass prop. |¾
smicea,÷<smi(ke)+ce(nj)a=secret-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *hide/*conceal oneself from N.|[K­N] 	¾
smicue,÷<smi(ke)+cu(ts)e=secret-say>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *confide/*tell-*secret V to *confidant D|[K­VD] 	¾«soi ‹„»(ph)|*in-*confidence/between you and me|¾
smidai,÷<smi(ke)+da(nc)i=secret-plan>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(4n)|B is a *plot/*conspiracy to do V with D for ends P. |[B­VDP] 	¾
smidanmao,÷<smi(ke)+dan(ci)+ma(dz)o=secretly-plan-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 4.7¾„(3v)|K *plot/*conspire V against D.|[K­VD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *plot/*conspiracy, the plan. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *plotting/*conspirary. |¾
smidjadou,÷<smi(ke)+dja(no)+do(ns)u=secret-knowledge-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.1¾„(3v)|K *confide/*disclose B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*confidant (inŠbyŠ), one ­ed in. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *confidence/*disclosure (ofŠtoŠ). |¾
smigoi,÷<smi(ke)+go(dz)i=secretly-go>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG/JCB '86 9.9¾„(4v)|K *sneak/*skulk to D from S via V. |[K­DSV] 	¾
smikatca,÷<smi(ke)+katca=secret-watch>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.5¾„(3v)|K *spy on D for P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|a *spy. |¾
smikatcysia,÷<smi(ke)+katc(a)+y+si(tf)a=secret-watch-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 12+¾„(1n)|B is a *blind, a place for secretly watching. |[B­] 	¾
smike,÷smi ¿÷<2/2C mi; 4/6E secret; 3/5F secret; 4/8R siekriet; 3/6S secret-o; 2/7J himitsu>|¿|60% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3a)|B is a *secret/*hidden from D by K. |[B­DK] 	¾«no ‹„»(a)|*unsecret/*open, less secret, conv. of secret. |¾Used in: fansmisri; smibiu; smicea; smicue; smidai; smidanmao; smidjadou; smigoi; smikatca; smikatcysia; smikua; smileu; smiliu; smimao; smiprano; smisea; smisri; smisrisio; smisro; smisroklipu; smisromao; smitoa; ¾
smikua,÷<smi(ke)+ku(vg)a=secret-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(3v)|K *mask/*hide/*conceal B from D for secrecy. |[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *mask, that which ­s. |¾
smileu,÷<smi(ke)+le(ng)u=secret-language>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(4n)|F is a *code/*cipher/*encoding-system used by K to keep P secret from B.|[F­KPB] 	¾
smiliu,÷<smi(ke)+li(tn)u=secret-keep>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(a)|*secretive, of one who keeps secrets. |[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *retain/*withhold/*keep-secret B from D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *secret, that which is kept secret. |¾
smimao,÷<smi(ke)+ma(dz)o=secret-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *secrete/*hide/*conceal/*make-secret B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*hidden, conv. of concealŠfromŠ |¾
smina,÷min ¿÷<2/3C nao; 2/3H man; 2/3G sinn; 3/5E mind; 3/6J seishin; 2/5S mente>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*psychological/*mental, pert. to minds. |[B­K] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *mind of K.|¾Used in: minbalpi; minblo; minfau; minfauplepae; minfiu; minfoi; minfospoa; minfrezi; minjua; minkemdi; minkempli; minpiu; minpoa; minpuncko; minpuu; minridcue; minrie; minsia; minsni; minspa; minspu; mintcu; minvei; minynorkou; pubmintcu; sminynei; ¾
sminynei,÷<smin(a)+y+ne(nr)i=mind-in>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.6¾„(2v)|B is/are *absorbed-by/*engrossed-in V.|[B­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*absorption inŠ |¾
smiprano,÷<smi(ke)+prano=secret-run>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(4v)|K *scurry to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
smisea,÷<smi(ke)+se(tf)a=secret-put>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *hide/*conceal/*secrete S as P in code V, secretly putsŠinŠ| 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*hidden/*secreted/*concealed, conv. of conceal.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*concealable.|¾
smisri,÷<smi(ke)+sri(te)=secret-write>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*encrypted, *encoded|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|an *encoder/*coder, one who/that which encodes.|¾„(2v)|K *encode/*code B, putŠinto coded form.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *code, a secret message.|¾«pu nu ‹„»(a)|*cryptic|¾
smisrisio,÷<smi(ke)+sri(te)+si(st)o=secret-writing-system>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '94 7+¾„(1n)|F is a system for *encryption/*encoding text.|[F­] 	¾
smisro,÷<smi(ke)+so/r(di)=secret-store>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(3v)|K *hoard B  against V.|[K­BV] 	¾
smisroklipu,÷<smi(ke)+so/r(di)+klipu=secret-store-keep>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(3v)|K *hoard B against V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(n)|*hoarder, one who ­s. |¾
smisromao,÷<smi(ke)+so/r(di)+ma(dz)o=secret-store-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(n)|a *hoarder. |[K­BP] 	¾„(3v)|K *hoard/*store-secretly B, for use/purpose P. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *hoard. |¾
smitoa,÷<smi(ke)+to(kn)a=secret-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(3n)|K is a *thief, one who takes secretly B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(v)|*stealŠfromŠ|¾
smu,÷<smupi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of smupi, smooth.*| 	¾
smugoi,÷<smu(pi)+go(dz)i=smooth-go>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(n)|*glider, that which ­s.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *glide to D from S via V.|¾
smukua,÷<smu(pi)+ku(vg)a=smooth-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *pavement (Amer.). |[B­] 	¾
smukuvmao,÷<smu(pi)+kuv(ga)+ma(dz)o=smooth-cover-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *pave D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*paved, something given a smooth covering. |¾
smumao,÷<smu(pi)+ma(dz)o=smooth-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(2v)|K (make)-*smooth/*even-off/*polish/*grade D, intentionally makeŠsmooth. |[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*grader/*leveler (ofŠ). |¾
smupi,÷smu ¿÷<3/4E smooth; 2/3C ping>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*smooth/*even/*soft, smoother in texture thanŠ |[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *smoother in texture than J is by C.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*uneven, less even than, conv. of smooth. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *softness/*smoothness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: fansmucea; fansmucko; fansmumao; norsmu; smugoi; smukua; smukuvmao; smumao; ¾
sna,÷<sanca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sanca, sand.*| 	¾
snabiesea,÷<sa/n(ca)+bi(dj)e+se(tf)a=sand-edge(beach)-put>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *beach D, e.g. a boat. |[K­D] 	¾
snakua,÷<sa/n(ca)+ku(vg)a=sand-covered>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2a)|G is *sandier, more sand-covered than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sandiness, a spec. property. |¾
snalanbie,÷<sa/n(ca)+lan(di)+bi(dj)e=sandy-land-edge>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a *beach of coastline F.|[B­F] 	¾
snalo,÷¿÷<4/5E swallow; 3/5H nigal(na); 2/4R glot(at); 2/4F avaler>|¿|37% C_Prim|JCB '91 3.1¾„(2v)|K *swallow B.|[K­B] 	¾
snapli,÷<sa/n(ca)+pli(zo)=sand-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *sander, that which/one who ­s. |[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *sand D, smoothsŠwith sand. |¾
sne,÷<sneku>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sneku, neck.*| 	¾
snedua,÷<sne(ku)+du(rn)a=neck-ornament>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(1n)|B is a *necklace, a neck ornament.|[B­] 	¾
snekla,÷<sne(ku)+kla(bu)=neck-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 5.2¾„(2n)|B is a *scarf/*bandana on F.|[B­F] 	¾
sneku,÷sne ¿÷<3/3E neck; 2/2F cou; 2/4J kubi; 2/4G nacken; 2/5S cuello>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is the *neck of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: laisne; mursne; snedua; snekla; snetorpuo; ¾
snetorpuo,÷<sne(ku)+tor+pu(ct)o=neck-squeeze>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/JCB/RAM '85 4.7¾„(a)|*strangling/*choking, that which ­s. |[K­D] 	¾„(2v)|K *choke/*strangle D.|¾„(n)|*strangler, one who ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*strangled/*choked, pertaining to one ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *strangling/*choking. |¾
sni,÷<snire>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of snire, near.*| 	¾
snible,÷<sni(re)+ble(ka)=near-look>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *examine/*inspect/*scrutinize/*survey/*observe-closely/*look-closely-at D for quality B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*observant, of one who observes closely. |¾„(n)|an *inspector, one who ­s. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inspection/*survey/*observation/*examination/*scrutiny, an act of inspecting. |¾
sniblegea,÷<sni(re)+ble(ka)+ge(nz)a=close-look-at-again>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(3v)|K *check D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*checking, pertaining to a ­er. |¾„(c)|*checker, one who ­s. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *check. |¾
snicai,÷<sni(re)+ca(nl)i=near-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a (better) *approximation of, a value close(r) toŠ |[G­CJ] 	¾„(3v)|G *approximate, be closer in value to quantity C than J.|¾
snice,÷nic ¿÷<4/5R snieg; 2/3E snow; 3/5S nieve; 3/6C syia shyue>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a quantity/expanse of *snow. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*snow, made of/pert. to snow. |¾Used in: nicbritetri; nicflo; nichaa; nickua; nicycri; nicytetri; ¾
snicli,÷<sni(re)+cli(ka)=nearly-alike>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|B is *nearly-*alike/*nearly-*the-*same-as B in characteristic(s) N.|[B­BN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*near-*sameness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *near-*sameness, a spec. property.|¾
snigoi,÷<sni(re)+go(dz)i=near-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 3.2¾„(3v)|K *come-near/*approach D from S. |[K­DS] 	¾„(a)|*approaching, that which/one who ­es. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *approach, an act of ­ing. |¾
snihebgru,÷<sni(re)+he(r)b(a)+gru(pa)=close-plant-group>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *thicket in habitat F.|[B­F] 	¾
sniklubla,÷<sni(re)+ku/(t)l(a)+bla(da)=near-cut-blade>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *razor.|[B­] 	¾
sniklucti,÷<sni(re)+ku/(t)l(a)+cti(fu)=near-cut-stuff>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *shaving_cream/*shaving-lotion, general term.|[B­] 	¾
sniklufuicti,÷<sni(re)+ku/(t)l(a)+fu(tc)i+cti(fu)=near-cut-after-stuff>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B isÝsome *after-shave lotion.|[B­] 	¾
sniklupae,÷<sni(re)+ku/(t)l(a)+pa(tc)e=near-cut-apparatus>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *shaver.|[B­] 	¾
snikue,÷<sni(re)+ku(mc)e=near-reciprocally>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K (pl) are *near-to-each-other.|[K­] 	¾
snilii,÷<sni(re)+(c)li(v)i=near-live>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 1.8¾„(2v)|B *neighbour/*neighbor/*live-near, is a neighbour of B.|[B­B] 	¾„(n)|*neighbor/*neighbour/*fellow-being, a neighbor ofŠ |¾„(a)|*neighboring, of that which lives near. |¾
snilivsia,÷<sni(re)+(c)liv(i)+si(tf)a=near-live-place>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '86 2.5¾„(2n)|B is in the *vicinity/*neighborhood of B, referring to human settlements. |[B­B] 	¾
snimalcko,÷<sni(re)+mal(bi)+cko(zu)=near-sick-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(2a)|N is *contagious/*catching to D.|[N­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*contagion, mass term. |¾
sninurvia,÷<sni(re)+nur+vi(zk)a=near-seen>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/RAM/JCB '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *foreground. |[B­] 	¾
snipao,÷<sni(re)+pa(sk)o=near-past>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2a)|G is more *recent than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *recent-past. |¾
snire,÷sni ¿÷<3/3E near; 2/3F pres; 3/5S circa; 2/7C cha i di r>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*around, is *around/*nearŠ |[G­JBC] 	¾„(4a)|G is *nearer/*closer/*proximate/*proximal than J to B by C.|¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*far, less near toŠthanŠis, conv. |¾«fu nu ‹„»(a)|more-*distant/*farther/*further/*distal thanŠis fromŠ, far. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*nearness, mass term of states. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*close/*near, nearer toŠthan toŠ, converse. |¾«nu fu nu ‹„»(a)|*closer thanŠis toŠ, 3-ple conv. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *closeness/*nearness, a spec. state. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *closeness/*nearness/*proximity, a spec. property. |¾Used in: biesni; durbiesni; faosni; fresnigoi; gensnible; hersniklu; kuisni; lelsni; limsni; minsni; morsni; mousni; numsni; numsnimao; nurmousni; pilsni; puesni; rinsni; snible; sniblegea; snicai; snicli; snigoi; snihebgru; sniklubla; sniklucti; sniklufuicti; sniklupae; snikue; snilii; snilivsia; snimalcko; sninurvia; snipao; snisei; snispa; soisni; ¾
snisei,÷<sni(re)+se(tc)i=proximal-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cluster/spatial-*group/physical *aggregatation the elements of which are physically close to one another and belong to some superset F. e.g., Ne snisei je lo troku ­ A cluster of rocks. |[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *superset of some clusterŠ|¾
snispa,÷<sni(re)+spa(si)=near-space>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(2n)|B is the *vicinity/*neighborhood of F, general term for proximity. |[B­F] 	¾„(av)|*nearby, something reasonably close. |¾
sno,÷<snola>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of snola, entail.*| 	¾
snola,÷sno ¿÷<soa>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(4v)|V entail/logically-*imply P under assumptions S by rules N|[V­PSN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*entailment, mass term. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *entailment, a spec. property. |¾
so,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(af)|the *digit-*six (6), as in fofeso (456).| 	¾„(l)|*six (6) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., So le fumna pa merji  (Some) Six of the women were married; So fumna pa hijra  (Some) Six women were here independently. Cf., socu.|¾„(a)|*six (6), in math. expressions. |¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*six (6), the number six, non-math. |¾
soa,÷<snola>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of sonda, sound.*| 	¾„(pp)|*because-of (premise), a relative oper. before design'ns (PA).|¾«‹ hu„»(ph)|*why?, by what premise?.|¾
soaki,÷<snola+ki>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*because/*since/*for/*as, of premises, with ki in 'soakiŠkiŠ; becauseŠ,Š'.| 	¾
soc,÷<socli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of socli, interact.*| 	¾
socdamni,÷<soc(li)+damni=socially-lower-than>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.2¾„(3a)|G is *inferior to J in social system/ hierarchy N.|[G­JN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*inferiority, mass property. |¾
socdre,÷<soc(li)+dre(ti)=social-correct>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 7+¾„(2n)|V is *proper social behaviour in situation N.|[V­N] 	¾«no ‹„»(n)|*improper/*gauche.|¾«no ‹„»(n)|*improper social behaviour in situationŠ|¾«no po ‹„»(n)|an *impropriety/*gaucherie/*gaffe, a state or event of acting/being socially improper.|¾«no pu ‹„»(n)|*impropriety, a property.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a state or event of acting/being socially proper/correct.*.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*propriety, a property.|¾
socdrekao,÷<soc(li)+dre(ti)+ka(kt)o=social-ethics>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/JFB '84 3.9¾„(1n)|B is *politics, a branch of philosophy. |[B­] 	¾
socfia,÷<soc(li)+fi(rp)a=social-fear>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.7¾„(3a)|G is more *shy/*bashful than J in/about V. |[G­JV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*shyness/*bashfulness, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *shyness/*bashfulness. |¾
socfoi,÷<soc(li)+fo(sl)i=socially-force>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC/JJ '93 3.0¾„(3v)|K *pressure, tries to force D to do V.|[K­DV] 	¾
socgaa,÷<soc(li)+ga(nt)a=socially-higher-than>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.2¾„(3a)|G is *superior to J in social system/hierarchy N.|[G­JN] 	¾
socgoi,÷<soc(li)+go(dz)i=socially-go>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(n)|a *visitor.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(5v)|K *visit (person(s)) B at D from S via V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *visit event.|¾
socgru,÷<soc(li)+gru(pa)=social-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*social, pert. to social groups. |[F­B] 	¾„(2n)|F is a *social-group including member(s) B.|¾
sochea,÷<soc(li)+he(lb)a=social-assistance>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.1¾„(3n)|K *relieve/*aid/*assist D socially by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*relief/*welfare/the-*dole, mass instances. |¾
sockle,÷<soc(li)+kle(si)=social-class>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 2.6¾„(3n)|F is a *class with members B of social system N.|[F­BN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(2n)|a *member of social classŠ |¾
sockri,÷<soc(li)+kri(do)=social-believing>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(1n)|B is a believer in *socialism. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*socialistic, of persons. |¾„(n)|a *socialist, one who believes in ­ism. |¾
sockui,÷<soc(li)+ku(nc)i=social-kin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*interpersonal (social relationship). |[B­BN] 	¾„(3v)|B is *related-socially-to B by relationship N. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *relation/*relationship, a spec. social relation. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *relationship, a spec. state/condition. |¾
socli,÷soc ¿÷<4/4E social; 3/6S social; 3/6F social; 2/6H mandli>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*social, pert. to interacting organisms. |[K­DV] 	¾„(2v)|K *associate-with/*interact-with/behave-*socially-toward D over matter V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a social-*behavior/*interaction, an instance. |¾Used in: djasocysensi; femfersocysia; femforsocysia; femnersocysia; femsursocysia; femtersocysia; femtorsocysia; fomsocnaa; gansockle; hapsocli; hapsocvei; menfersocysia; menforsocysia; mensursocysia; mentersocysia; mentorsocysia; menynersocysia; pifsocli; socdamni; socdre; socdrekao; socfia; socfoi; socgaa; socgoi; socgru; sochea; sockle; sockri; sockui; socnaa; socyciu; socycomcea; socycomcko; socycou; socycoumao; socyjmi; socykrisio; socysensi; socysesmao; socysifdou; socysio; socysiosia; sursocysia; ¾
socnaa,÷<soc(li)+na(tr)a=socially-unprocessed>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.6¾„(2v)|K is/are *rude/*impolite to D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*rudeness, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *rudeness (toŠ). |¾
socyciu,÷<soc(li)+y+ci(kt)u=socially-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2n)|B is the *peer of B, one equal to Š in social standing. |[B­B] 	¾
socycomcea,÷<soc(li)+y+com(tu)+ce(nj)a=social-shame-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(1v)|D is *embarrassed/socially-*shamed, cause unspecified.|[D­] 	¾
socycomcko,÷<soc(li)+y+com(tu)+cko(zu)=social-shame-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(2v)|N *embarrass/cause-social-*shame to D, nonintentional. |[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*embarrassed. |¾
socycou,÷<soc(li)+y+co(mt)u=social-shame>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(1)|B is an *embarrassment, a state of being ­ed. |[B­] 	¾
socycoumao,÷<soc(li)+y+co(mt)u+ma(dz)o=social-shame-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3v)|K *embarrass/cause-social-*shame to D by V, intentional. |[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*embarrassed. |¾
socyjmi,÷<soc(li)+y+jmi(te)=socially-meet>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2v)|K *associate, meet socially with D. |[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *associate, one who is ­ed with. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *association, an act of ­ing. |¾
socykrisio,÷<soc(li)+y+kri(do)+si(st)o=social-belief-system>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *socialism. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*socialistic. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*socialism (mass term). |¾
socysensi,÷<soc(li)+y+sensi=social-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*sociological, pert. to sociology. |[B­] 	¾„(n)|an instance of *sociology. |¾„(1n)|B is a *sociological fact/law/principle. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*sociology, mass term of instances. |¾
socysesmao,÷<soc(li)+y+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=social-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1n)|B is a *sociologist. |[B­] 	¾
socysifdou,÷<soc(li)+y+si(t)f(a)+do(ns)u=social-position-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 1.0¾„(3v)|K *appoint/*name D to B, office/positionŠ |[K­DB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *appointment, an assigned position. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *appointee, one who is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appointment, an act of ­ing. |¾
socysio,÷<soc(li)+y+si(st)o=social-system>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*societal, pert. to societies. |[F­] 	¾„(1n)|F is a *society/*social-system. |¾
socysiosia,÷<soc(li)+y+si(st)o+si(tf)a=social-system-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3n)|V is a/the *social-position/*station of B in social system N.|[V­BN] 	¾
sod,÷<solda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of solda, soldier.*| 	¾
sodcli,÷<so(l)d(a)+cli(ka)=soldier-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *soldierly/soldier-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*soldierly, more ­ly thanŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *soldierliness, a spec. property. |¾
sodgru,÷<so(l)d(a)+gru(pa)=soldier-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(2n)|B is a *troop/*platoon/*company/*battalion/*regiment of F, any military group, identify by number. |[B­F] 	¾
sodhaa,÷<so(l)d(a)+ha(sf)a=soldier(s)-house>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *barracks of military group F.|[B­F] 	¾
sodsro,÷<so(l)d(a)+so/r(di)=soldier-store>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *garrison, a military group of army/militia F. |[B­F] 	¾
sodsrohaa,÷<so(l)d(a)+so/r(di)+ha(sf)a=soldier-store-house>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *garrison, a military base of army/militia F.|[B­F] 	¾
soe,÷<sorme>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sorme, sister.*| 	¾
sofha,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *couch/*sofa/*chesterfield, long upholstered seat. |[B­] 	¾
sofi,÷<so+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*sixthly, in the sixth place| 	¾
sog,÷<sorgu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sorgu, ear.*| 	¾
sogdua,÷<so(r)g(u)+du(rn)a=ear-ornament>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a (pair-of)-*earring (s). |[B­] 	¾
sogpuu,÷<so(r)g(u)+pu(nt)u=ear-pain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|B have an *earache, feel pain in ear S.|[B­S] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *earache, a state of having an earache. |¾
soi,÷<sonli>|¿|LW|SR/JCB/RAM '89 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of sonli, sleep.*| 	¾„(op)|converts a predicate to an imagined act of the speaker/writer 'soi crano!Smile!' (UI).*.|¾
soicko,÷<so(nl)i+cko(zu)=sleep-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '89 3.6¾„(3v)|V put-to-*sleep D under conditions N.|[V­DN] 	¾
soircea,÷<so(nl)i+r+ce(nj)a=asleep-become>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.5¾„(1v)|K go to *sleep.|[K­] 	¾
soirsoa,÷<so(nl)i+r+so(nd)a=sleep-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *snore produced/emitted by S.|[V­S] 	¾
soirsonpro,÷<so(nl)i+r+son(da)+pro(ju)=sleep-sound-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1v)|K *snore.|[K­] 	¾
soisni,÷<so(nl)i+sni(re)=sleep-near>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2a)|G is *sleepier/more *sleepy than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sleepiness, a spec. property.|¾
sokcu,÷¿÷<2/2E oak; 3/6C hsiang shu>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(2n)|B is an *oak-(tree) of place/forest F.|[B­F] 	¾
sol,÷<solra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of solra, solar.*| 	¾
Sol-,÷<ISV>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|the *Sun (the name of earth's star).| 	¾
solbanci,÷<sol(ra)+banci=sun-bathe>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1v)|K *sunbathe.|[K­] 	¾
solcaocea,÷<sol(ra)+ca(br)o+ce(nj)a=sun-burn-become>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1v)|K *sunburn.|[K­] 	¾
solcle,÷<sol(ra)+cle(si)=sun-without>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(3a)|G is more *gloomy/*dismal/*dreary than J to D.|[G­JD] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*gloom/*dreariness, mass property. |¾
solda,÷sod ¿÷<5/5F soldat; 5/6R soldat; 5/6G soldat; 5/7S soldado; 4/6E soldier; 2/6C da jang>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *soldier/*warrior of state/army F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: cefsolda; dersolda; dzosolda; felsanlysolda; ganbrasolda; mursolda; rorsolda; sodcli; sodgru; sodhaa; sodsro; sodsrohaa; ¾
soldraka,÷<sol(ra)+draka=sun-dark>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1a)|B is *suntanned.|[B­] 	¾
solflo,÷<sol(ra)+fo/l(ma)=sun-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(1a)|B is *sunny. |[B­] 	¾
solhitoni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *soliton in S, a solitary wave. |[B­S] 	¾
solkre,÷<sol(ra)+kre(ni)=sun-ray>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.8¾„(1n)|B is a *sunbeam, a ray from (Earth's) sun. |[B­] 	¾
solra,÷sol ¿÷<Latin Sol>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1a)|B is *solar, pert. to earth's sun, la sol. |[B­] 	¾«‹ pleksi„»(Ph)|*solar-plexus, a muscle. |¾Used in: solbanci; solcaocea; solcle; soldraka; solflo; solkre; solrakcea; solylitla; ¾
solrakcea,÷<sol(ra)+(d)rak(a)+ce(nj)a=sun-dark-become>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1v)|K *suntan, *tan in the sun.|[K­] 	¾
solte,÷sot ¿÷<3/3R sol; 3/4E salt; 2/3S sal; 2/3F sel; 3/6J sokuen; 2/5G salz>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a grain/quantity of *salt from S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: sotflo; sotguo; sotyduo; ¾
solylitla,÷<sol(ra)+y+litla=sun-light>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.8¾„(1n)|B is some *sunlight. |[B­] 	¾
som,÷<sorme>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sorme, sister.*| 	¾
somdea,÷<so(r)m(e)+de(tr)a=sister-daughter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.1¾„(3n)|B is a/the (sororal)-*niece of N through sister S.|[B­NS] 	¾
somkue,÷<so(r)m(e)+ku(mc)e=sister-reciprocal>|¿|2_Cpx|AFL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K be *sister s-of-each-other|[K­] 	¾
somsuo,÷<so(r)m(e)+su(nh)o=sistere-son>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(3n)|B is a/the (sororal)-*nephew of N through sister S.|[B­NS] 	¾
son,÷<sonda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sonda, sound.*| 	¾
soncue,÷<son(da)+cu(ts)e=sound-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *pronounce/*enounce letters/phonemes B as sounds P.|[K­BP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *pronunciation/*enunciation, sound/-s made in ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *pronunciation/*enunciation, an act of ­ingŠasŠ |¾
sonda,÷son soa ¿÷<3/3S son-ar; 2/3G ton; 3/5E sound>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(2n)|B is a *sound produced/emitted by S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: belsoa; belsonpro; blosonmao; clataksoa; clifaosoa; clifaosonmao; cmabelsonpro; damsoa; ditysonmao; drasoa; drasonpro; gensoa; gudsoa; hansonmao; kinblosoa; kunsoa; kunsonpae; ledsoa; muvblosoa; norvolsoa; pifsilsoa; prusysoa; prusysonmao; punfysoa; punfysonbia; rajysonpro; ritysonmao; rolsoa; rorsoa; satysonpro; soirsoa; soirsonpro; soncue; sondandi; sondandyveo; sonmao; sonpro; sonrircko; sonrirda; sonrirmao; sonsii; taksoa; taksonkle; volsoa; ¾
sondandi,÷<son(da)+dandi=sound-tape>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/some *audio-recording-tape made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
sondandyveo,÷<son(da)+dand(i)+y+ve(sl)o=sound-tape-container>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cassette/*audio-cassette made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
soni,÷<so+ni=60>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 4.0¾„(a)|*sixty ofŠ, a quantifying operator, in math. exp.| 	¾„(ms)|*sixty, the number 60, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*sixty, the number sixty, non-math.|¾
sonli,÷soi ¿÷<3/3R son; 3/4E sleep; 3/4H sona; 3/5F sommeil; 3/6S sueno>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*sleeping/*asleep, to be sleeping.|[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *sleep/are *asleep/*sleeping.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a spec. act of *sleep/*slumber.|¾Used in: dupsoi; latsoi; soicko; soircea; soirsoa; soirsonpro; soisni; zvosoi; ¾
sonmao,÷<son(da)+ma(dz)o=sound-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K make(s)/produce(s) *sound N by V, intentional|[K­NV] 	¾
sonpro,÷<son(da)+pro(ju)=sound-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|N make/produce *sound V, nonintentional, |[N­V] 	¾„(vt)|*sound/*ring, produce soundŠ |¾„(a)|*ringing/*sonorous, sonorous. |¾
sonrircko,÷<son(da)+rir(da)+cko(zu)=sound-record-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(n)|a *recorder (that which r's). |[B­SP] 	¾„(3v)|B *record sound/video S as record P, nonintentional |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *record/*recording (sound/video). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *recording. |¾
sonrirda,÷<son(da)+rirda=sound-record>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *record/sound-*recording of V.|[B­V] 	¾
sonrirmao,÷<son(da)+rir(da)+ma(dz)o=sound-record-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(3v)|K *record sound/video S as record P, intentional .|[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *recorder (one that r's). |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *record/*recording (sound/video). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *recording (act of). |¾
sonsii,÷<son(da)+si(mc)i=sound-seem>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|V *sound like B to D, appears by its sound to beŠtoŠ |[V­BD] 	¾
sor,÷<so>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of so,6.*| 	¾
sora,÷<so+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *sextet/*hexad/*six-member subset of set F, a cardinal predicate; e.g., Da sora lea muzmao  X is a sextet of musicians. | 	¾
sordei,÷<sor+de(nl)i=6-day>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *Saturday of week/month F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Saturday (the 7th day of the week). |¾
sordi,÷sro ¿÷<3/4E store; 2/4C dien; 2/4S surt-ir; 2/4J soko; 2/5G vorrat>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(3n)|F is a *store/*reserve/*deposit/*depot of B made/kept by D.|[F­BD] 	¾Used in: buksrosia; buusro; cmesro; cmesromao; dortamsro; feksrocai; feksrosea; feosro; flemaisro; helsro; kartysrosia; litfeosro; magfeosro; silkyfeosro; smisro; smisroklipu; smisromao; sodsro; sodsrohaa; srodou; srogei; srohaa; srokru; sromao; sropai; srosea; srovea; tcasro; vaursrosia; vausro; vizleisro; ¾
sorgru,÷<sor+gru(pa)=6th-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *brigade, the 6th smallest military-unit of some larger *military-*force F, without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., lansorgru  army brigade. Cf. surgru.|[B­F] 	¾
sorgu,÷sog ¿÷<3/3C r gu; 2/2G ohr; 2/3E aural; 2/4F oreille; 2/5S oreja>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is an *ear of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*aural, pert. to ears. |¾Used in: sogdua; sogpuu; ¾
sorheo,÷<sor+he(dr)o=six-hedron>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *cube/*hexahedron. |[B­] 	¾
sori,÷<so+ri=6th>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|a/the *sixth term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal predicate.| 	¾„(a)|*sixth, of 6th members, before predicates.|¾
sorjaofoa,÷<sor+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=six-angle-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|F is a *hexagon with vertices B, pl.set. |[F­B] 	¾„(a)|*hexagonal, pertaining to hexagons. |¾
sorkoi,÷<sor+ko(rj)i=6th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *colonel/*captain/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., mursorkoi  naval captain. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
sorme,÷som soe ¿÷<2/3C mei; 2/3F soeur; 3/7E sororal; 2/6S herman>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *sister of B through parents S.|[B­BS] 	¾„(a)|*sororal, pert. to sisters, q.v. |¾Used in: brusoe; frasoe; mamsoe; nurmersoe; penrysoe; somdea; somkue; somsuo; ¾
sormea,÷<sor+me(ns)a=6-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *June of year F.|[B­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*June (the name of the 4th month of the year). |¾
sorpoi,÷<sor+po(rl)i=6th-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *prince of domain N|[B­N] 	¾
sortro,÷<sor+tro(li)=6th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *platoon/*technical-*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., mursortro  chief petty officer.|[B­F] 	¾
sot,÷<solte>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of solte, salt.*| 	¾
sotflo,÷<so(l)t(e)+fo/l(ma)=salt-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *salty/*saline, full of salt than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *saltiness, a spec. property. |¾
sotguo,÷<so(l)t(e)+gu(st)o=sharp-taste>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *salty taste/flavour. |[B­] 	¾
sotherne,÷<F. Sauterne>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *sauterne, a wine from S.|[B­S] 	¾
sotyduo,÷<so(l)t(e)+y+du(rz)o=salt-do>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.1¾„(2v)|K (put-)*salt (-on) D.|[K­D] 	¾
spa,÷<spasi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of spasi, space.*| 	¾
spabia,÷<spa(si)+bi(ts)a=space-between>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.3¾„(4n)|B is an *interval/*distance of C units between S and D.|[B­CSD] 	¾
spadi,÷¿÷<2/3E pad; 2/4H gaddi; 2/5C dien r; 2/5R podush-ka>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *mattress/*pad/*pallet, as for a bed. |[B­] 	¾
spadji,÷<spa(si)+dji(ne)=space-join>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(2v)|K *communicate (spatially) with D.|[K­D] 	¾
spadui,÷<spa(si)+du(vr)i=space-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(3v)|K *accommodate D in N.|[K­DN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|(an) *accommodation (s), a place where one is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *accommodation, an act of ­ing. |¾
spaklinymao,÷<spa(si)+klin(i)+y+ma(dz)o=space-clean-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(2v)|K *police (area) B, clean up garbage etc. military usage. |[K­B] 	¾
spali,÷pal ¿÷<3/4E side; 2/3C pang; 2/7F lateral>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|B is a *side/*surface of object F bounded by edges N.|[B­FN] 	¾„(a)|*lateral/*side, pert. to sides. |¾Used in: cutpalgoi; damspali; fanspali; ganspali; makspali; noirspali; paldio; palgoi; paljao; palmio; palsea; paltancea; paltancko; paltanmao; palylia; ¾
spalii,÷<spa(si)+(c)li(v)i=region-live>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(n)|a *resident/*inhabitant, one living in a spec. habitat. |[B­F] 	¾„(2v)|B *reside/*inhabit/*live in area/region/habitat F.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *habitat, inhabited byŠ, conv. form. |¾
spalista,÷<spa(si)+lista=space-list>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *file/*line of B, any spatially ordered arrangement. |[V­B] 	¾
spalivcea,÷<spa(si)+(c)liv(i)+ce(nj)a=space-live-change>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.1¾„(n)|a *settler. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *settle-in/*inhabit B.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|is *populated/*inhabited byŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *settlement a place ­ed in. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *settlement, an act of ­ing in. |¾
spalivdou,÷<spa(si)+(c)liv(i)+do(ns)u=space-creature(inhabitant)-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.8¾„(3v)|K *stock/*populate D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
spalivsei,÷<spa(si)+(c)liv(i)+se(tc)i=space-live-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(2n)|F are a/the *population/*inhabitants of B.|[F­B] 	¾
spamou,÷<spa(si)+mo(rd)u=space-exceed>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.8¾„(2a)|G is more *spacious/*voluminous/*roomy than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *voluminousness/*spaciousness, a spec. property. |¾
spana,÷¿÷<S español>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Spanish language. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Spanish, pert. to the Spanish language. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Spanish, the mass of such elements. |¾Used in: spanytaa; ¾
spane,÷¿÷<S español>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Spanish place/territory, a region inhabited by Spanish. |[B­] 	¾
spani,÷¿÷<S español>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *Spanish-person/*Spaniard. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Spanish, of Spanish origin. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Spanish, the mass of such persons. |¾
spano,÷¿÷<S español>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Spanish culture. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Spanish, pert. to the Spanish culture. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Spanish, the mass of such elements. |¾
spanorbro,÷<spa(si)+nor+bro(ko)=space-unbroken>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.1¾„(1a)|B is *continuous (in space). |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|spatial *continuity, mass property. |¾
spanytaa,÷<span(a)+y+ta(kn)a=Spanish-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Spanish-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
spapai,÷<spa(si)+pa(rt)i=space-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(2n)|B is a *region/*sector of (area) F.|[B­F] 	¾
spapetri,÷<spa(si)+petri=space-spread>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *beset D with V.|[K­DV] 	¾
spasi,÷spa ¿÷<5/6S espaci-o; 4/5F espace; 3/4E space>|¿|34% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is a/the *room/*region/*space/*volume occupied by B.|[F­B] 	¾„(n)|a *room, a space of/forŠ |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*space, mass term. |¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*occupy, occupy spaceŠ, conv. of space. |¾Used in: biartorspa; biaspa; biespa; djuspa; fordybiaspa; forspa; frespa; gantorspa; kubspalii; leispa; limterspa; limtorspa; livspa; livspasensi; livspasesmao; melterspa; meltorspa; midspa; midspanei; minspa; nartyspa; nartyspamao; nirspa; snispa; spabia; spadji; spadui; spaklinymao; spalii; spalista; spalivcea; spalivdou; spalivsei; spamou; spanorbro; spapai; spapetri; telfomspa; telzvospa; terspa; terspamei; terspatcu; torspa; torspabia; torspamei; tovkruspa; zvospa; zvotorspa; ¾
spe,÷<speni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of speni, experience.*| 	¾
spebi,÷peb ¿÷<3/5E special; 4/8S especial; 3/7R osobien-nii; 3/7F special; 2/5C tyu bie; 3/8G spezial>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(v)|be-*specific-to, a defining property ofŠ |[V­BF] 	¾„(3a)|V is *particular/*special/*specific to/*peculiar to/a defining property of B in set F.|¾„(n)|a defining-*property, specific toŠin setŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *specificity, a property of being ­ic. |¾Used in: kalpebmao; kalspebi; norpebtia; pebdja; pebkea; pebleu; pebsei; pebtaa; pebtia; pebtiadju; pebtoa; pebyjio; pebyresfu; rorpebkea; ¾
speci,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *species of genus F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: specymoo; specymorcea; specypai; ¾
specia,÷<spe(ni)+ci(rn)a=experience-learn>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *learn about B by *experience|[K­B] 	¾
specymoo,÷<spec(i)+y+mo(rt)o=species-dead>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1a)|B is *extinct (of a species) |[B­] 	¾
specymorcea,÷<spec(i)+y+mor(to)+ce(nj)a=species-dead-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|B become-*extinct (of a species) |[B­] 	¾
specypai,÷<spec(i)+y+pa(rt)i=species-part>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 2.8¾„(4n)|a *race/*variety of speciesŠin habitatŠshowing traitsŠ. |[B­FSN] 	¾„(n)|a (breeding)-*population/*people/*race. |¾„(a)|*racial, pertaining to races. |¾„(2n)|B is a *race/*variety (subspecies) of F in habitat S with traits N.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *habitat, of breeding population. |¾«ju ‹„»(a)|a *characteristic/*racial/racial-*trait. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*racial,of species having races. |¾
spedja,÷<spe(ni)+dja(no)=experience-know>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 1.4¾„(2v)|K *knows/*recognizes/is *familiar_with/*acquainted- with B by/through direct experience.|[K­B] 	¾«no nu ‹„»(v)|*unknown/*unfamiliar to...by direct experience.  |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*known/*recognizable/*familiar toŠby experience.  |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *recognition, an act of ­izing a familiar thing. |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *recognizability/*familiarity, a spec. property of being known by experience.  |¾
spegoi,÷<spe(ni)+go(dz)i=experience-go>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *experience country N by going there.|[K­N] 	¾
spekri,÷<spe(ni)+kri(do)=experience-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *empiricist, one who believes in empiricism. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*empirical, of persons. |¾
spekrisio,÷<spe(ni)+kri(do)+si(st)o=experience-belief-system>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1n)|N is an *empiricism, an instance of an ­ical creed. |[N­] 	¾„(a)|*empirical, of creeds. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*empiricism, mass term. |¾
spektri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(a)|*spectral, pert. to Š|[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *spectrum of S.|¾
spemao,÷<spe(ni)+ma(dz)o=experience-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *cause/*subject D to experience V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *subject, one subjected to an experience. |¾
speni,÷spe ¿÷<5/12S experiencia; 4/10E experience; 2/6J keiken; 3/9F experience; 2/8C jieng yen>|¿|25% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.6¾„(a)|*experiential/*experienced, as of persons. |[D­V] 	¾„(2v)|D *experience/*undergo/*spend-(interval) V.|¾«‹ lo gudbi denli/pasnai/monza/natli„»(ph)|Have-a-good *day/*evening/*morning/*night. |¾«‹ loŠ„»(ph)|*have aŠ |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inexperienced/*naive/*innocent. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*experienceable/*experienced/*empirical, able to be experienced, q.v. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *experience, a specific event of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *experience, a property of ­ing. |¾Used in: blispe; clespe; denspe; fankuaspe; fauspe; firpluspe; gudcanspe; haispe; kalspe; keospe; lenspe; livspe; lodspe; prenyspe; punspe; racyspe; rezkeospe; ridspe; selspevei; specia; spedja; spegoi; spekri; spekrisio; spemao; zaospe; ¾
spermatofiti,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *spermatophyte of/from S, a plant producing seeds. |[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*spermatophytic, pert. to Š |¾
spetu,÷¿÷< 2/2C tu; 3/4E spit; 2/3H thuk-na; 3/6S esputo>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.9¾„(a)|*salivary, pert. to saliva. |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a quantity of *saliva/*spittle/*sputum/*spit from S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*saliva/*spittle, mass term. |¾Used in: spetykao; spetypro; zvospetyduo; ¾
spetykao,÷<spet(u)+y+ka(kt)o=spit-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(2v)|K *spit/*expectorate on D.|[K­D] 	¾
spetypro,÷<spet(u)+y+pro(ju)=spit-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(1v)|K *salivate, produce saliva. |[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *salivation, a spec. act/event. |¾
spi,÷<spicu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of spicu, spirit.*| 	¾
spibei,÷<spi(cu)+be(rt)i=spirit-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(3v)|K *transport/*carry-away/*enrapture D by V. |[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*rapture/*ecstasy. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*transported/*carried-away/*rapt. |¾
spicu,÷spi ¿÷<2/3C shun; 3/5F esprit; 3/6E spirit; 4/8S espiritu>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*spiritual, pert. to spirits. |[V­BD] 	¾„(3n)|V is a *spirit/*ghost of B as experienced by D, insubstantial being to person/peopleŠ |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*spirituality, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *spirituality, a state of being ­al. |¾Used in: blutoaspi; cmaspi; cmaspistu; gudspi; gudspicli; kulspi; morspi; morspicli; norspi; perspi; spibei; spigli; spikraco; spilufta; spisitci; zaospi; zavspicli; ¾
spigli,÷<spi(cu)+gli(da)=spiritual-guide>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2n)|K is a *pastor/*spiritual-advisor to D.|[K­D] 	¾
spikraco,÷<spi(cu)+kraco=spirit-crush>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(3v)|K *oppress D by V. |[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*oppressor. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*oppression, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*oppressed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *oppression. |¾
spilufta,÷<spi(cu)+lufta=spirit-lift>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.6¾„(2v)|D *revive (in spirit) from (state/condition) N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*revival, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *revival, spirit lifting. |¾
spina,÷¿÷<L. spina>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is the *spine, principal support structure, particularly of vertebrates.|[B­] 	¾Used in: bourspina; ¾
spisitci,÷<spi(cu)+sitci=spirit-city>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *ghost-town.|[B­] 	¾
spo,÷<spopa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of spopa, hope.*| 	¾
spocle,÷<spo(pa)+cle(si)=hope-without>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/jlt '86 2.4¾„(2a)|G is (more) *hopeless/*desperate (than J). |[G­J] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*despair/*hopelessness, mass state. |¾
spodru,÷<spo(pa)+d(i)r(l)u=hope-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '86 2.4¾„(2v)|D *despair/lose-*hope of V.|[D­V] 	¾„(a)|*despairing, losing hope ofŠ |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*despair/*hopelessness, mass state. |¾
spoflo,÷<spo(pa)+fo/l(ma)=hope-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.9¾„(3a)|G is more *hopeful/*optimistic, full of hopes than J is about V.|[G­JV] 	¾„(n)|an *optimist, one who is full of hope. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*optimism, mass state term. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*optimism, mass prop. |¾
spopa,÷spo ¿÷<2/3E hope; 2/3C pan; 2/5S esper-o; 2/5F esper-er>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*hopeful, of one who hopes. |[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *hope for V/thatŠwill happen. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *hope, a thing hoped for, conv. of hope. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hope, a spec. act/state of ­ing. |¾Used in: canspo; fabspocea; fabspocko; fabspomao; ralspocme; ralspopou; ralsposea; spocle; spodru; spoflo; zavspocue; zavspotaa; ¾
spori,÷¿÷<3/5E spring; 3/5F ressort; 3/5G sprung; 3/7R pruzhina; 3/8J supuringu>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(1n)|B is a *spring, an elastic device. |[B­] 	¾Used in: rolspori; sporycli; sporyvai; ¾
sporycli,÷<spor(i)+y+cli(ka)=spring-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *springy/spring-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *springiness, a spec. property. |¾
sporyvai,÷<spor(i)+y+va(lt)i=spring-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *spring-(out) at D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
Sprattus-sprattus,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *sprat, a herring-like fish.| 	¾
spratusi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *sprat of/from S, a herring-like fish. |[B­S] 	¾
spu,÷<spuro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of spuro, expert.*| 	¾
spuciu,÷<spu(ro)+ci(kt)u=expert-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '94 7+¾„(4a)|K is as *expert/*good at V as K is at V.|[K­VKV] 	¾
spumou,÷<spu(ro)+mo(rd)u=skilled-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '91 4.2¾„(4a)|G is more *expert/*experienced at V than J is at V|[G­VJV] 	¾„(v)|*excel/*surpassŠatŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*unskilled/*inexpert, conv. of more expert thanŠ|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *skill/*excellence, a spec. property of ­ing.|¾
spuro,÷spu ¿÷<3/6E expert; 3/6S expert-o; 3/6F expert; 3/7R ekspert; 2/5C shu shou; 2/6H chatur; 2/7J rorenka>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(3a)|B is *capable/*skilful/*competent/*skilled/*expert/*clever at/in doing V under N.|[B­VN] 	¾„(n)|an *expert, one who is expert. |¾«lopo no ‹„»(n)|*incompetence, mass term of states. |¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*incompetence, mass prop. |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*inexpert/*incompetent/*unskilled, neg. of expert atŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *competence/*expertness/*skill/*cleverness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: dupspu; hanspu; maospu; minspu; muespu; pazyspu; pazyspumou; spuciu; spumou; ¾
sputa,÷put ¿÷<3/4E spoon; 3/7S cuchara; 2/5C tang che>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *spoon/*teaspoon, an eating/cooking utensil, general term. |[B­] 	¾Used in: godrysputa; putcai; putkupduo; putkupta; ¾
sri,÷<srite>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of srite, write.*| 	¾
sribarta,÷<sri(te)+barta=write-board>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *chalkboard, any board for temporary display writing. |[B­] 	¾
sribuu,÷<sri(te)+bu(kc)u=writing-book>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *notebook. |[B­] 	¾
srikii,÷<sri(te)+ki(nc)i=write-together>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *co-write B with K|[K­BK] 	¾„(n)|*co-author|¾
srimai,÷<sri(te)+ma(tc)i=writing-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a *typewriter. |[B­] 	¾
srimao,÷<sri(te)+ma(dz)o=write-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 1.9¾„(n)|an *author/*writer, creator of text/documentŠ |[K­P] 	¾„(2v)|K *compose/*create/*write P, any document or text.|¾
srinamci,÷<sri(te)+namci=writer-name>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|N is an *pseudonym/*pen-name of K for work P.|[N­KP] 	¾
srisaa,÷<sri(te)+sa(np)a=write-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2n)|B is a *symbol, written sign with meaning S.|[B­S] 	¾
srisio,÷<sri(te)+si(st)o=write-system>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *notation/*system for writing P.|[B­P] 	¾
srisu,÷riu ¿÷<4/6E serious; 4/6G serioes; 3/5C yen su; 3/5S serio; 3/5F serieux; 3/8R sieriozn-yi>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2a)|B is *solemn/*serious/*grave/*earnest/*sober about V.|[B­V] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *seriousness/*earnestness/*gravity/*solemnity, a spec. prop. of persons. |¾Used in: noryriu; noryriucue; nunriu; riucko; riupro; riurtracue; ¾
srite,÷sri ¿÷<3/3C syie; 3/4E write; 3/5G schrift; 3/6S escrib-ir; 2/4F ecri-re>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *write (s) P on surface/in document D, used also for computer output.|[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|a *writer/*scribe, writer, general term. |¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*writing, mass term of things written down. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *writing, an act of ­ing. |¾Used in: basynursri; basysri; bilsri; cuesri; damleasri; darsrimai; delsansri; dreleasri; drisri; fadnursri; fansmisri; fansri; faosri; fompresri; fomsri; fomsripre; fuisri; ganleasri; hanleasri; hanynursri; karcysri; kinsri; krosri; kuasri; larnursri; lekykarcysri; lensri; lersri; liasri; maisri; namnursri; namsri; namsrisaa; nartyleasri; nersri; notnamsri; nursri; paosri; penbysri; pubsri; pubsrifoa; raesri; rajysri; seornursri; sifnamsri; smisri; smisrisio; sribarta; sribuu; srikii; srimai; srimao; srinamci; srisaa; srisio; sritoe; stosri; vitsri; ¾
sritoe,÷<sri(te)+to(bm)e=writing-table>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *desk, a writing table. |[B­] 	¾
sro,÷<sordi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sordi, store.*| 	¾
srodou,÷<so/r(di)+do(ns)u=stores-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *supply/*furnish/*provide D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *supplier, one who providesŠwithŠ |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *provision, that which is provided. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *provision, an act of ­ingŠwithŠ |¾
srogei,÷<so/r(di)+ge(ts)i=stores-get>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.7¾„(3v)|K *provision/*equip undertaking V for purpose P.|[K­VP] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *provisioning/*equipping (ofŠforŠ). |¾
srohaa,÷<so/r(di)+ha(sf)a=deposit-house>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a *warehouse/*storehouse/*reservoir/*depository/*godown of/for stores N.|[B­N] 	¾
srokru,÷<so/r(di)+kru(ma)=store-room.>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(2n)|B is a *storeroom/*closet storing/containing F.|[B­F] 	¾
sromao,÷<so/r(di)+ma(dz)o=store-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *save/*reserve/*store/*conserve/*stock S for use/purpose P, intentional. |[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *saver/*conserver, one who/that which ­s. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*savings, mass of things ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *saving/*reservation/*conservation, an act of ­ing. |¾
sropai,÷<so/r(di)+pa(rt)i=store-part>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *spare/*reserve (part) for P.|[B­P] 	¾
srosea,÷<so/r(di)+se(tf)a=store-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *store B in D.|[K­BD] 	¾
srovea,÷<so/r(di)+ve(dm)a=stores-sell>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(n)|an *outfitter ofŠwithŠforŠ |[K­DBC] 	¾„(4n)|K *outfit/*equip D with B for price C.|¾
sru,÷<surna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of surna, injure.*| 	¾
sruciufio,÷<su/r(na)+ci(kt)u+fi(lm)o=hurt-equal-feel(reciprocally)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.4¾„(3v)|B feel *vengeance against D for V.|[B­DV] 	¾
sruciupoa,÷<su/r(na)+ci(kt)u+po(nd)a=hurt-equal-respond(reciprocally)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 2.4¾„(n)|*avenger, one who ­s. |[K­VD] 	¾„(a)|*vengeful, pertaining to ­ing. |¾„(3v)|K *avenge V against D.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *vengeance/*revenge, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾
srudaa,÷<su/r(na)+da(nz)a=injure-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2v)|K is/are-*spiteful toward D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*spite, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *spite. |¾
srudurcue,÷<su/r(na)+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=harm-do-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 1.8¾„(n)|a *threatener, one who ‹s to doŠtoŠ|[K­VD] 	¾„(3v)|K *threaten to do V to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *threat, that which is ‹ed, conv. form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *threat, an act of ‹ing.|¾
srumarcko,÷<su/r(na)+mar(ka)+cko(zu)=hurt-mark-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(3v)|N *scar D with S (nonintentionally) i.e. The accident scarred him for life. |[N­DS] 	¾
srumarmao,÷<su/r(na)+mar(ka)+ma(dz)o=hurt-mark-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(3v)|K *scar D with S (intentionally) e.g. a tattoo or other intentional scar. |[K­DS] 	¾
srumra,÷<su/r(na)+ma/r(ka)=hurt-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.9¾„(3n)|B is a *scar on D made by V.|[B­DV] 	¾
srunakso,÷<su/r(na)+nakso=injure-mend>|¿|2_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(4v)|K *compensate/*redress/make-*amends-to D for B by V.|[K­DBV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *compensation, an event of making amends. |¾
srutaa,÷<su/r(na)+ta(kn)a=injure-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(3v)|K *insult D by V. |[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *insult (ofŠby (person)Š). |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*insulted (by (person)Šand (words)Š), of one so spoken to. |¾
sta,÷<stadi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of stadi, stage.*| 	¾
stabae,÷<sta(di)+ba(nd)e=stage-beyond>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *wing in/of F, as in a theatre. |[B­F] 	¾
stadi,÷sta ¿÷<3/3C tai; 4/6F estrade; 3/5E stage; 3/5J butai; 3/7R stsiena; 3/7S tablado>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *stage/*platform of/in structure F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: cucysta; fresta; hapstastu; keirstastu; muirstafikco; nengoista; nurstakao; prista; seosta; stabae; stafikco; stafikpai; stakao; stapli; staviu; tepsta; tepstatiu; ¾
stafikco,÷<sta(di)+fikco=stage-fiction>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.7¾„(2n)|P is a *play/*drama/*stageplay, dramatic work by K.|[P­K] 	¾„(a)|*dramatic, pert. to dramas. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*drama, mass term. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*theatre, mass term. |¾
stafikpai,÷<sta(di)+fik(co)+pa(rt)i=stage-fiction-part>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *scene of play/movie F.|[B­F] 	¾
staga,÷¿÷<3/4H tana; 2/3C gan; 2/4E stem; 2/4S tallo; 2/4G stamm; 2/5R stvol>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *stem/*stalk of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: drastaga; junstaga; stagykupta; tristaga; ¾
stagykupta,÷<stag(a)+y+kupta=stem-cup>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *goblet (glass with a stem). |[B­] 	¾
stakao,÷<sta(di)+ka(kt)o=stage-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *act/*play role P in drama B.|[K­PB] 	¾„(n)|a *player/*actor, one who acts in a drama. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *role, a character in a drama, conv. |¾
stali,÷tai ¿÷<2/2C li; 3/4R stat; 2/5J tatsu; 2/4G steh-en; 2/5E stand>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *stand-(up) on/in B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stand, an act/event of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *stance, a property of one who stands. |¾Used in: biertai; cortai; fretai; futnomtai; gantai; norsaltai; paknomtai; poztai; saltai; taircea; tairmao; ¾
stana,÷¿÷<4/6R stoian-ie; 4/7G station; 2/4E station; 2/4C jan; 4/8S estacion; 3/6F station; 3/6H steshan >|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *station/*stop/*depot in transport system F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: flestana; trestana; ¾
stapli,÷<sta(di)+pli(zo)=stage-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *stage/*produce D, putŠon the stage. |[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *producer, supervisor of a play. |¾
stari,÷¿÷<3/4C cha i; 4/6E startle; 3/7F surprise; 3/8H ashcharya; 3/8R siurpriz; 2/6J bikkuri>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *surprise D by being/doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*surprising, of that which ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*surprised, conv. of surprise. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *surprise, an event of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *surprise, an event of being ­ed. |¾Used in: cmablistari; starycnu; staryvai; staryvalmao; ¾
starycnu,÷<star(i)+y+cn(in)u=startling-new>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.2¾„(2a)|G is more *clever/*ingenious than J, as 'a clever device'. |[G­J] 	¾
staryvai,÷<star(i)+y+va(lt)i=surprise-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2v)|D *start-at/are-*startled-by V.|[D­V] 	¾
staryvalmao,÷<star(i)+y+val(ti)+ma(dz)o=surprise-jump-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(3v)|K *startle/*surprise D by action V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*startled, of one who is ­d. |¾
staviu,÷<sta(di)+vi(dj)u=stage-view>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *scene/*set/*scenery for V, a set for playŠ |[B­V] 	¾
ste,÷<steti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of steti, sentence.*| 	¾
stegru,÷<ste(ti)+gru(pa)=sentence-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *paragraph of work F.|[B­F] 	¾
stepai,÷<ste(ti)+pa(rt)i=sentence-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *phrase of sentence/utterance F.|[B­F] 	¾
Stercorarius-pomarinus,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *jaeger, a sea bird.| 	¾
sterini,÷<Lin. Sterna>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tern of/from S, a sea bird. |[B­S] 	¾
sterkorariui,÷<Lin. Stercorarius>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *jaeger of/from S, a sea bird. |[B­S] 	¾
Sterna-melanogaster,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *tern, a sea bird.| 	¾
steti,÷ste ¿÷<4/5E state; 2/3C ti i; 4/9S sentencia; 5/12R sientientsia>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(4n)|B is a *sentence/*statement claiming P about N in language S.|[B-PNS] 	¾„(a)|*sentential, pert. to sentences.|¾Used in: bufste; ciuste; falcueste; klimaoste; norste; norstetaa; nurmoiste; rarste; rarstemao; stegru; stepai; stetrudui; trastemao; ¾
stetrudui,÷<ste(ti)+tru(ke)+du(vr)i=sentence-structure-discover>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *parse sentence B obtaining parse D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *parse, the result of parsing.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *parse, an instance of *parsing.|¾
sti,÷<stise>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of stise, stop.*| 	¾
stibo,÷¿÷<Lat stibium>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *antimony, element 51 (Sb) |[B­] 	¾
sticea,÷<sti(se)+ce(nj)a=stop-become>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(2v)|D become *obstructed/*stopped-up with B.|[D­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *obstruction by unknown or unspecified causes. |¾
sticko,÷<sti(se)+cko(zu)=stop-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(n)|a *stopper/*obstruction/*obstacle, something that ­s. |[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *halt/*obstruct/*stop-(up) D from V, nonintentional. |¾«homcni ‹„»(ph)|*quench-thirst ofŠ |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unstoppable/*inevitable. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a spec. *stop/*obstruction. |¾
sticlidu,÷<sti(se)+clidu=stopping-slip>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2v)|D *skid/*slip while stopping on B.|[D­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *slip/*skid, a spec. event of skidding. |¾
stifa,÷¿÷<4/5G steif; 2/6R zhostk-ii; 3/4E stiff; 2/4C fa ying; 2/4S ties-o; 2/5H kathin>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3a)|G is *stiffer than J in dimension N.|[G­JN] 	¾„(a)|*stiff/*rigid, stiffer/less flexible thanŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stiffness/*rigidity, a spec. state/condition. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *stiffness/*rigidity, a spec. property. |¾Used in: gudkaostifa; norstifa; stifycea; stifycko; stifymao; ¾
stifycea,÷<stif(a)+y+ce(nj)a=stiff-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(2v)|D is/are *stiffened by N (used when cause unknown or unspecified). |[D­N] 	¾
stifycko,÷<stif(a)+y+cko(zu)=stiff-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(n)|a *stiffener, that which ­s. |[N­DV] 	¾„(3v)|N *stiffen D by V, (nonintentional cause) "cold stiffens rubber". |¾
stifymao,÷<stif(a)+y+ma(dz)o=stiff-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.3¾„(3v)|K *stiffen D by V, (intentional act). |[K­DV] 	¾
stiltone,÷<E. Stilton>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *Stilton of/from S, a cheese. |[B­S] 	¾
stimao,÷<sti(se)+ma(dz)o=stop-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '82 2.7¾„(4v)|K *halt/*stop/*obstruct D from, makeŠstop doing V with B, intentional.|[K­DVB] 	¾«homcni ‹„»(ph)|*quench-thirst ofŠ |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an *obstruction/*blocking, mass act. |¾
stino,÷¿÷<E. tin L. stannum>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 2.5¾„(1n)|B is some *tin, element 50 (Sn). |[B­] 	¾Used in: stinycli; ¾
stinycli,÷<stin(o)+y+cli(ka)=tin-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|*tinniness, a spec. property. |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *tinny, like tin than J.|¾
stire,÷tir tie ¿÷<3/4E stair; 3/7F escalier; 3/4H sirhi; 4/7R stupien; 3/5G treppe; 2/4C lo ti>|¿|54% C_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(2n)|B is a/the *step/*stair of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bertirsei; daortie; kubtie; muvtirsei; tirsei; tirseireu; ¾
stirigi,÷<Lin. Striges>|¿|Bor.|FR/JCB/RAM '85 4.9¾„(1n)|B is an *owl, a bird of the Striges spp. |[B­] 	¾
stise,÷sti ¿÷<3/3E cease; 2/3C ting; 2/3F cess-er; 2/4G stopp-en; 2/9R ostanovka>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *stop/*cease/*halt/*quit doing V.|[K­V] 	¾„(i)|*halt!/*stop! w/o; 1st argument, an imperative. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stop/*cessation, an act/event of ­ing. |¾Used in: blosti; cnisti; corsti; dzasti; fagsticea; fagstimao; fidsticko; flesti; grutuasti; jetsti; kalflesti; kaosti; kresti; krosti; krosticea; krosticko; krostimao; pakstimao; peirtuasti; perplisti; pozysti; punsticti; ruarsticko; ruarstimao; ruesti; siasti; sticea; sticko; sticlidu; stimao; stisia; stitirca; tagstimao; takstimao; taosti; tuasti; turpaisti; ¾
stisia,÷<sti(se)+si(tf)a=stop-place>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *stop, as for a bus, tram or taxi.|[B­] 	¾
stitirca,÷<sti(se)+tirca=stop-wire>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *arrestor-wire on aircraft carrier F|[B­F] 	¾
sto,÷<stolo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of stolo, remain.*| 	¾
stobii,÷<sto(lo)+bi(lt)i=enduringly-beautiful>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(2a)|G is more *classic than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *classics, mass term. |¾
stocko,÷<sto(lo)+cko(zu)=stay-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|N *detain D, causeŠto stay, nonintentional; 'The snow detained me'. |[N­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *detention, an event of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *detention, a state of being ­ed. |¾
stocme,÷<sto(lo)+cme(ni)=stay-money>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.8¾„(1n)|B is some *capital, fixed assets|[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(a)|*capital, mass term.|¾
stocmedou,÷<sto(lo)+cme(ni)+do(ns)u=capital (stay-money)-give>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(4v)|K *endow (s) D with B for S.|[K­DBS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*endowed (byŠwithŠforŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *endowment (ofŠwithŠforŠ).|¾
stocni,÷<sto(lo)+cni(da)=remaining-need>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|D *want for B.|[D­B] 	¾„(a)|*needy, continually without necessities. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*want/*privation, mass state of need. |¾
stocti,÷<sto(lo)+cti(fu)=staying-material>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *vestige/*trace/*residue/*remains/*rest of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*vestigial, pert. to vestiges. |¾
stocurkamda,÷<sto(lo)+cur(ca)+kamda=stay-secure-fight>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(3v)|K *defend D against V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|*defender (ofŠagainstŠ), one who ­s. |¾„(n)|*defending (ŠagainstŠ), pertaining to ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|a *defence (ŠagainstŠ), an instance of ­ing. |¾
stocurmao,÷<sto(lo)+cur(ca)+ma(dz)o=remain-secure-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(a)|*guarding/*protecting (ŠagainstŠ), pertaining to the action. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *guard/*protect D against V.|¾„(n)|*guardian/*protector (ofŠagainstŠ). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *protection (ŠagainstŠ), the act therof. |¾
stodaa,÷<sto(lo)+da(nz)a=lasting-want>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|B *desire/*crave/*long for, have an insatiable desire for V.|[B­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *desire/*craving, a thing ­ed, conv. of crave. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *desire/*longing/*craving, an act/state of craving. |¾
stofau,÷<sto(lo)+fa(tr)u=lasting-trouble>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *hardship/*misfortune, lasting trouble to D.|[B­D] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*hardship/*misfortune, mass inst. |¾
stofaubei,÷<sto(lo)+fa(tr)u+be(rt)i=stay-disturb-carry>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(2v)|D *endure/*stand/*bear/*undergo hardship V.|[D­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*endurance, mass prop. |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unendurable/*unbearable, cannot be ­ed. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*endurable/*bearable, can be ­ed. |¾
stofaukamda,÷<sto(lo)+fa(tr)u+kamda=remain-trouble-fight>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *struggle/*battle against N (a persistent/stronger enemy/trouble)|[K­N] 	¾„(a)|*plucky, persistent resistance to a continuing trouble|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *pluck.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*pluck, the property of determined resistance to adversity.|¾
stofurlei,÷<sto(lo)+fur+le(tc)i=continuing-what-is-permitted>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|D is/are *privileged to V, a continuous permission toŠ |[D­V] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *privilege, that which one is ­d to do. |¾
stogru,÷<sto(lo)+gru(pa)=stay-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2n)|B is an *institute for purpose P (the members). |[B­P] 	¾
stogrumao,÷<sto(lo)+gru(pa)+ma(dz)o=stay-group-make>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 2.9¾„(2v)|K *institute B, establish a lasting practice. |[K­B] 	¾
stogrusia,÷<sto(lo)+gru(pa)+si(tf)a=remain-group-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.2¾„(2n)|B is an *institute for purpose P (the building). |[B­P] 	¾
stogudcko,÷<sto(lo)+gud(bi)+cko(zu)=remain-good-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 2.6¾„(3v)|K *preserve (s) D from N, non-intentional.|[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *preservation.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*preservation, a state of being ­ed.|¾
stogudmao,÷<sto(lo)+gud(bi)+ma(dz)o=remain-good-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 2.6¾„(3v)|K *preserve (s) D from N, intentional.|[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *preservation.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*preservation, a state of being ­ed.|¾
stoherkoa,÷<sto(lo)+her(fa)+ko(rv)a=stay-hair-curve>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *permanent-wave in the hair of F put in by K.|[B­FK] 	¾
stoherkovduo,÷<sto(lo)+her(fa)+ko(r)v(a)+du(rz)o=stay-hair-curve-do>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *perm, put a permanent wave in the hair of D.|[K­D] 	¾
stokai,÷<sto(lo)+ka(tl)i=asting-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3a)|G is more *natural/*characteristic/*essential to B than J is. |[G­BJ] 	¾„(n)|a *characteristic, an enduring quality. |¾„(n)|a *character/*characteristic, a specific lasting quality. |¾„(ph)|is of the *essence/*nature ofŠ |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*ephemeral. |¾
stokaisei,÷<sto(lo)+ka(tl)i+se(tc)i=stay-quality-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(a)|*characterological, of lasting qualities. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *nature/*character/*essence of F.|¾
stokamda,÷<sto(lo)+kamda=lasting-fight>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3v)|K *struggle, fight a long time with D over issue N.|[K­DN] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*struggle, mass term of events. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *struggle, a spec. event/process of ­ing. |¾
stokei,÷<sto(lo)+ke(cr)i=stay-sad>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(2v)|D is  *melancholy about V, a lengthy sad mood . |[D­V] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*melancholy, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific state of *melancholy <continuing sadness>. |¾
stolii,÷<sto(lo)+(c)li(v)i=stay-live>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(3v)|K *survive N by V.|[K­NV] 	¾
stolivcko,÷<sto(lo)+(c)liv(i)+cko(zu)=survive(remain-living)-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 2.6¾„(3v)|K *preserve (s) D, causeŠto survive from danger/threat N, non-intentional.|[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *preservation.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*preservation, a state of being ­ed.|¾
stolivmao,÷<sto(lo)+(c)liv(i)+ma(dz)o=survive(remain-living)-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '93 2.6¾„(3v)|K *preserve (s) D, causeŠto survive from danger/threat N ,intentional.|[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *preservation.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|*preservation, a state of being ­ed.|¾
stolo,÷sto ¿÷<2/3E stay; 2/5R ostat-sia; 3/6C tou liu; 2/4S rest-ar; 3/6J todoma-ru; 2/4F rest-er>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *remainder, that which remains. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *abide/*last/*remain/*stay/*sojourn with/at B.|¾„(a)|*abiding, permanent. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stay/*sojourn, a spec. act of stayingŠ |¾Used in: bourstosia; cimsto; corsto; darsto; deisto; dotsto; jelstocko; kaesto; laasto; limclesto; meisto; naisto; nersto; nornurjuasto; nornurjuastosia; norsto; nurhafsto; prasto; stobii; stocko; stocme; stocmedou; stocni; stocti; stocurkamda; stocurmao; stodaa; stofau; stofaubei; stofaukamda; stofurlei; stogru; stogrumao; stogrusia; stogudcko; stogudmao; stoherkoa; stoherkovduo; stokai; stokaisei; stokamda; stokei; stolii; stolivcko; stolivmao; stomao; stomarcea; stomarcko; stomarmao; stomerji; stomou; stomoumao; stomra; stonuu; stopuncko; stosri; stosrusia; stotrigiu; tcastosia; ¾
stomao,÷<sto(lo)+ma(dz)o=stay-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|K *detain D, makeŠstay, intentional. |[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *detention, an act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *detention, a state of being ­ed. |¾
stomarcea,÷<sto(lo)+mar(ka)+ce(nj)a=stay-mark-become>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *stained-with B, (used when second place is optional). |[D­B] 	¾
stomarcko,÷<sto(lo)+mar(ka)+cko(zu)=stay-mark-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '85 4.9¾„(2v)|N *stain D, (nonintentional) "Blood stains cloth". |[N­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stained, pert. to the material ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stain, an instance of ­ing. |¾
stomarmao,÷<sto(lo)+mar(ka)+ma(dz)o=stay-mark-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(2v)|K *stain/*brand/*mark D permanently with B, intentional. |[K­DB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *stain, material used for ­ing. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stained/*branded, of something lastingly marked. |¾
stomerji,÷<sto(lo)+merji=remaining-spouse>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *widow (er)of D, the living spouse of a deceased. |[B­D] 	¾
stomou,÷<sto(lo)+mo(rd)u=stay-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(2a)|G *endure/*persist/*last-longer than J. |[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*enduring/*persistent/*lasting/*permanent/*durable, pert. to that which ­s. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*persistence/*permanence/*permanency/*endurance, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*temporary/*ephemoral/*momentary. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *endurance/*permanence, a state/process of ­ing. |¾
stomoumao,÷<sto(lo)+mo(rd)u+ma(dz)o=stay-more-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(2v)|K *establish/make *permanent V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|an *establisher/*founder. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *establishment/*foundation, an ­ed thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *establishment. |¾
stomra,÷<sto(lo)+ma/r(ka)=stay-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *stain/*brand/*product-name, a permanent mark on D.|[B­D] 	¾
stonuu,÷<sto(lo)+nu(mc)u=staying-number>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|B is a *remainder/*residue of mathematical operation V.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*left-over, as in division. |¾
stopuncko,÷<sto(lo)+pun(tu)+cko(zu)=lasting-hurt-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '90 3.0¾„(3v)|N *afflic D by V. |[N­DV] 	¾„(a)|*grievous/*afflicting, causing pain. |¾
stosri,÷<sto(lo)+sri(te)=stay-write>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.6¾„(4v)|K *inscribe C on (location/material) D for purpose P.|[K­CDP] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a specific *inscription.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of inscribing/*inscription.|¾
stosrusia,÷<sto(lo)+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=stay-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|D *ache in B, a dull long-lasting *pain. |[D­B] 	¾
stotrigiu,÷<sto(lo)+tri(cu)+gi(nr)u=remain-tree-root>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *stump. |[B­] 	¾
streptokoki,÷<L. Streptococcus>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *Streptococcus, a disease-causing bacterium. |[B­] 	¾
strige,÷<Rubus strigosus>|¿|Bor.|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *raspberry from S.|[B­S] 	¾
strontio,÷<L. Strontium>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *strontium, element 38 (Sr). |[B­] 	¾
stu,÷<stuci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of stuci, story.*| 	¾
stuci,÷stu ¿÷<3/5E story; 2/3C gu sh; 3/6S historia; 3/6F histoire; 2/7G geschichte>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|P is a *tale/*story about V as told/written by K.|[P­VK] 	¾Used in: cmaspistu; diartcustu; dristu; hapfaostu; hapstastu; hisypipstu; kamkystu; kamkystutaa; kecfaostu; keirstastu; lidpipstu; majpipstu; muostu; nerjmistu; nurdakstu; nurgristu; piostu; pipstu; prastu; reistu; stucue; studai; stupeu; stutaa; stutcu; stuteu; stuvie; tcustu; ¾
stucue,÷<stu(ci)+cu(ts)e=story-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *narrate/*relate/*tell story P to D.|[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|a *story-teller/*narrator, story-teller.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *narrative/*story/*narration, a story, conv. of narrate.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *narration, an act of ­ing.|¾
studai,÷<stu(ci)+da(nc)i=story-design>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *plot/*story-line of F.|[B­F] 	¾
stude,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(3n)|B is a *student/*scholar in course of study V at college/university N.|[B­VN] 	¾
stuka,÷¿÷<3/4E stick; 2/3F canne; 3/6J sutekki; 2/4G steck-en; 2/5R palka>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a *stick of S, a long, narrow piece. |[B­S] 	¾Used in: lakylitstuka; litystuka; majystuka; ritystuka; tolstuka; ¾
stuli,÷tui ¿÷<4/5C chu li; 2/5S ajust-ar; 2/5F ajust-er; 2/6E adjust; 2/9R ustanovka>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.5¾„(3v)|K *adjust/*regulate S for function/purpose P.|[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *regulator/*adjustor, one who/that which ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*adjustable, capable of being ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *regulation/*adjustment, an act of ­ing something. |¾Used in: hamtui; seltui; ¾
stupeu,÷<stu(ci)+pe(rn)u=story-person>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *character in story F.|[B­F] 	¾
sturnelho,÷<L. Sternella>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *meadowlark from S.|[B­S] 	¾
stutaa,÷<stu(ci)+ta(kn)a=story-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *tell/*relate-to D a story about V.|[K­DV] 	¾
stutcu,÷<stu(ci)+tcu(re)=story-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *illustration of story/document F.|[B­F] 	¾
stuteu,÷<stu(ci)+te(tc)u=story-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.0¾„(3v)|K *exaggerate V for purpose P.|[K­VP] 	¾„(a)|*exaggerating (ŠforŠ). |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*exaggeration, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*exaggerated (byŠforŠ). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exaggeration (ofŠforŠ). |¾
stuvie,÷<stu(ci)+vi(dr)e=story-idea>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *plot of F, as in a capsule summary. |[B­F] 	¾
su,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*some/*any/at-*least one ofŠ, abbrev. of sune, a quantifier.| 	¾«su‹„»(af)|at-*least-Šof, lower bound mark, prefixed to quantifiers.|¾
sua,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of surva, serve.*| 	¾„(ms)|to-theŠ-th-*power, the exponentiation operator, math.|¾
suacli,÷<su(rv)a+cli(ka)=servant-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.0¾„(2a)|G is more *servile, servant-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*servility, mass prop. |¾
suarveo,÷<su(rv)a+r+ve(sl)o=serve-container>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.0¾„(2n)|B is a *container for serving N.|[B­N] 	¾
suc,÷<sucmi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sucmi, swim.*| 	¾
sucmi,÷suc ¿÷<3/4E swim; 3/6C fu shuei; 2/4G schwimm-en; 3/5J suiei>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.6¾„(4v)|K *swim to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *swimmer, one who/that which ­s. |¾«‹ sakli„»(ph)|a *swim-bladder. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *swim, a spec. act/event of ­ing. |¾Used in: nensucmi; sucveo; sucycutci; sucypilno; ¾
sucveo,÷<suc(mi)+ve(sl)o=swimmer-container>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *swimming-pool of/in F.|[B­F] 	¾
sucycutci,÷<suc(mi)+y+cutci=swim-shoe>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *swim-*fin/*flipper of K.|[B­K] 	¾
sucypilno,÷<suc(mi)+y+pilno=swim-plane>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *fin of F.|[B­F] 	¾
sud,÷<surdi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of surdi, south.*| 	¾
sudlesta,÷<su(r)d(i)+lesta=south-east>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2pp)|D is *southeast/*southeastward of S.|[D­S] 	¾„(av)|*southeasterly/*southeastward, in a southeasterly way. |¾
sudlusta,÷<su(r)d(i)+lusta=south-west>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.5¾„(2pp)|D is *southwest/*southwestward of S.|[D­S] 	¾„(av)|*southwesterly/*southwestward, in a southwesterly way. |¾
sudna,÷¿÷<3/4E sudden; 3/4F soudain; 2/5C ji su; 2/5S subit-o>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|V is *sudden/*abrupt to D.|[V­D] 	¾„(av)|*suddenly, in a sudden/abrupt way. |¾«‹ vidre„»(ph)|an *inspiration concerningŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *suddenness/*abruptness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: kaksudnygru; nursudna; sudnybiu; sudnyceokra; sudnycpu; sudnygru; sudnynerji; sudnysiodja; sudnyvri; ¾
sudnybiu,÷<sudn(a)+y+bi(vd)u=sudden-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(3v)|B is/are *headlong/*impetuous in doing V in situation/under conditions N.|[B­VN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*impetuousity, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *impetuosity (forŠin situationŠ), a specific instance. |¾
sudnyceokra,÷<sudn(a)+y+ce(tl)o+kra(ku)=sudden-wet-cry>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB '90 3.1¾„(1v)|K *burst into tears. |[K­] 	¾
sudnycpu,÷<sudn(a)+y+cpu(la)=sudden-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *tug/*jerk D away from B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(av)|*jerkily, in a jerking way. |¾
sudnygru,÷<sudn(a)+y+gru(pa)=sudden-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|F is a *crowd including member(s) B.|[F­B] 	¾
sudnynerji,÷<sudn(a)+y+nerji=sudden-energy>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|a *pulse ofŠ |[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *pulse/*throb. |¾
sudnysiodja,÷<sudn(a)+y+si(st)o+dja(no)=sudden-system-know(understand)>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|D have a sudden *insight about N, a "Eureka" incident. |[D­N] 	¾
sudnyvri,÷<sudn(a)+y+vri(ci)=sudden-river>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.6¾„(2n)|V is a *torrent of F.|[V­F] 	¾
sue,|LW|SR/JCB/RAM '89 1.0¾„(op)|converts a onamatopoetic sound to a predicate 'Le katma pa sue miaoThe cat meouwed' (PREDA).*.| 	¾
sui,÷<sumji>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(av)|*neither/*either/*nor, in the senses 'He didn't either/Neither did he/Nor did he'.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of sundi, send.*|¾„(av)|*also/*too/*moreover/*besides/*as-well/in-*addition/*furthermore, a discourse operator (UI).|¾
suinracveo,÷<su(nd)i+n+(t)rac(i)+ve(sl)o=send-travel-container>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|D is *checked baggage containing B|[D­B] 	¾
suirbeo,÷<su(nd)i+r+be(gc)o=send-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *order/*send-for B from S.|[K­BS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *order, an act of sending for something. |¾
suirsaa,÷<su(nd)i+r+sa(np)a=send-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *signal. |[B­] 	¾
sukrrosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *sucrose, cane or beet *sugar. |[B­] 	¾
suksi,÷sku ¿÷<4/6E succeed; 3/5F succes; 3/6S suceso>|¿|29% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3v)|K *achieve/*reach/be-*successful-in/*succeed-in doing/reaching P by effort V. |[K­PV] 	¾„(a)|*successful, of one who/that which ­s,. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *achievement, an achieved end,. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *success/*achievement, a spec. act/event of ­ing,. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *successfulness, a spec. property,. |¾Used in: nausku; noirskudaa; noirskufia; noirskuroi; skucko; skucue; skudaa; skuflo; skutaa; ¾
sul,÷<sulba>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sulba, swelling*| 	¾
sulba,÷sul ¿÷< 3/4E swell; 2/3C bang; 2/3H phul-na>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2n)|N is a *swelling of/on/in B.|[N­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*swollen, is a swollen part.|¾Used in: malsulba; sulcea; sulcko; sulmao; ¾
sulcea,÷<sul(ba)+ce(nj)a=swollen-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1v)|D *swell/*enlarge/*expand, become swollen. |[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *enlargement/*expansion, an act/process of ­ing. |¾
sulcko,÷<sul(ba)+cko(zu)=swell-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2v)|N *swell D, (nonintentional) "Moisture swells dried peas". |[N­D] 	¾
sulfanilamidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *sulfanilamide, a therapeutic drug. |[B­] 	¾
sulfo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *sulfur/*sulphur, element 16. |[B­] 	¾
sulmao,÷<sul(ba)+ma(dz)o=swell-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K (make) *swell/*enlarge D by V, (intentional) "The surgeon enlarged her breasts". |[K­DV] 	¾
sum,÷<sumji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sumji, sum.*| 	¾
sumdui,÷<sum(ji)+du(vr)i=sum-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7+¾„(3v)|K obtains sum P from (pl. set) S.*|[K­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *sum, answer to a spec. problem.|¾«nufunu ‹„»(v)|*addŠ(collection) obtaining sumŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *addition, an act of adding.|¾
sumji,÷sum ¿÷<3/3S sum-ar; 2/3E sum; 2/4C jia; 2/4J masu; 2/4G summe>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|F is the *sum/*total/*gross of C increased by C.|[F­CC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*additional/*addend/*extra, an amount added|¾«fu ‹„»(ph)|*added toŠisŠ, 2nd conv. of sum, qv.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|the *difference/*remainder whenŠis reduced byŠ|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *addition, a spec. instance of ­. V (F­CC)|¾Used in: djanursumdou; djanursumji; negsumdui; negsumji; sumdui; sumnoa; ¾
sumnoa,÷<sum(ji)+no(rm)a=sum-average>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|C is a/the *mean/arithmetic-*average of F.|[C­F] 	¾
sun,÷<sunho>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sunho, son.*| 	¾
suna,÷<su+na=on-some-occasions>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(1av)|*occasionally.| 	¾
sundea,÷<sun(ho)+de(tr)a=son-daughter>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3n)|P is a/the (filial)-*granddaughter of B through son S.|[P­BS] 	¾
sundi,÷sui ¿÷<3/4E send; 2/3C sung; 2/4S envi-ar; 2/5G send-en>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(5v)|K *send B to recipient D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a *sender, one who sends. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*shipping, mass term applying to all forms. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sent, of sent things. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *sending/*expedition. |¾Used in: cmesui; fansui; fursui; fursuilei; fursuirirda; gadnursui; getsui; godrysui; grobousui; kaksui; kantysui; kopdarsui; krefansui; kresui; kuksui; nensui; noirsifsui; nursuilista; nuzfansui; posysui; ranjysui; sansui; suinracveo; suirbeo; suirsaa; zvosui; ¾
sune,÷<su+ne>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*at_least-one ofŠ, a quantifier, usually abbreviated as su, q.v.| 	¾
sunho,÷sun suo ¿÷<2/3E son; 2/3R syn; 2/3S hijo; 3/6J musuko>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*filial, pert. to sons.|[P­S] 	¾„(3n)|P is a/the *son of parents  S.|¾Used in: bragarsuo; brusuo; detsuo; nurmersuo; sibsuo; somsuo; sundea; sunsuo; sunsuo; tersuo; torsuo; ¾
sunsuo,÷<sun(ho)+su(nh)o=son's-son>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(3n)|P is a/the (filial)-*grandson of B through son S.|[P­BS] 	¾
suo,÷<sunho>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sunho, sun.*| 	¾
sup,÷<supta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of supta, soup.*| 	¾
supcli,÷<sup(ta)+cli(ka)=soup-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2a)|G is *soupier than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*soupy, more like soup thanŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *soupiness, a spec. property. |¾
supherfamili,÷<Lin>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a Linnaean *Superfamily. |[B­] 	¾
suphernovi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *supernova of galaxy F.|[B­F] 	¾
supta,÷sup ¿÷<3/3E soup; 2/4G suppe; 3/3R sup; 3/3F soupe; 3/4S sopa; 3/4J supu; 2/3C tang>|¿|76% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.0¾„(2n)|F is a portion/quantity of *soup with ingredients B.|[F­B] 	¾Used in: klisupta; misysupta; supcli; ¾
sur,÷<su>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of su, at least one of.*| 	¾
surba,÷¿÷<2/5E insure; 2/3C bao; 3/7R straxov; 2/6S asegur-ar; 3/4F assurer>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *insure D against hazard B for fee C.|[K­DBC] 	¾„(n)|an *insurer, one who ­s. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *risk, that which is insured against q.v. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*insurance, mass term of acts. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*insurable, can be ­ed. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *insured, an ­ed person, conv. of insure. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|some *insurance, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾Used in: surbypre; ¾
surbougrukoi,÷<sur+bo(ts)u+gru(pa)+ko(rj)i=#-fleet-commander>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is an/the *admiral of F, rank identified by number. |[B­F] 	¾
surbypre,÷<surb(a)+y+p(ap)re=insure-paper>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|B is the *insurance *policy of D with respect to N.|[B­DN] 	¾
surdedjo,÷<sur+dedjo=indefinite-finger>|¿|1_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|B is a numbered *finger of F in culture N.|[B­FN] 	¾
surdi,÷sud ¿÷<Sur>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(av)|to-the-*south-of/*southward-(from)Š |[D­S] 	¾„(2a)|D is more *southern/*southerly than S.|¾„(pp)|*south (ward)-ofŠ, toward the south. |¾Used in: melsurdi; sudlesta; sudlusta; ¾
surgru,÷<sur+gru(pa)=(1st-6th)-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *military-*unit of some larger *military-*force/-*organization F, without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is added. For specific military units, viz. sergru, torgru, Š, sorgru|[B­F] 	¾
surira,÷<surira=at-least-a-fewsome>|¿|Cpd|RAM/JCB '90 2.9¾„(1a)|a *considerable amount ofŠ| 	¾
surkergrukoi,÷<sur+ker(ti)+gru(pa)+ko(rj)i=#-air-group-commander>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *air-marshal of F, rank identified by number. |[B­F] 	¾
surkoi,÷<sur+ko(rj)i=(1st-11th)--commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *second-*lieutenant/*ensign/*flying-*officer 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., murnerkoi  ensign. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
surkuerae,÷<sur+ku(mc)e+ra(nd)e=(insert a number) reciprocal-circle>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '86 9.9¾„(2n)|B is a *sector/*quadrant/*octant, a pie-shaped fraction of a circle with radius C.|[B­C] 	¾
surna,÷sru ¿÷<3/4C suen; 3/4R rana; 2/3H nash; 3/6J songai>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*injurious, of that which ­s.|[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *hurt/*harm/*injure/*damage D at/in V.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*sound, undamaged, neg. conv. form.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*damageable/*harmed/*hurt/*injured, can be ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *harm/*hurt/*injury, an event/act of ­ing.|¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *damage/*hurt/*injury, a state of being ­ed.|¾Used in: cabsrusia; dasysru; falsrutaa; foisru; kapsrusia; kemsrusia; kiksrusia; korsru; noirselsru; nursru; plisru; ritysrusia; satsru; skapykolsru; sruciufio; sruciupoa; srudaa; srudurcue; srumarcko; srumarmao; srumra; srunakso; srutaa; stosrusia; tcosrusia; ¾
surnarmykoi,÷<sur+narm(i)+y+ko(rj)i=#+army-commander>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *brigadier-general/*major-general/*lieutenant-general/*general of F, rank identified by number. |[B­F] 	¾
surnarmypai,÷<sur+narm(i)+y+pa(rt)i=army-part>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.4¾„(2n)|B is a *corps/*division/*regiment/*company/*platoon of F, any army part, identify by number. |[B­F] 	¾
surpoi,÷<sur+po(rl)i=(1st-6th)-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *lord/*peer of vassals/domain/realm N, i.e. a member of its peerage; for specific ranks, prefix ner-, tor-,Š,sor- to ­poi.| 	¾«Hoi ‹ je mi, rie„»(ph)|*M'Lord/My-*Lord  O Lord of me, Respected-One, a form used by inferiors to address the male peerage; cf. Femsurpoi|¾
sursocysia,÷<sur+soc(li)+y+si(tf)a=#-social-position>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *count/*earl/*lord/*duke/*baron/*nobleman/*peer, of land/estate F, any peer, identify by number. |[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|the *nobility/*peerage. |¾
surtro,÷<sur+tro(li)=(1st-7th)-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *NCO/*non-com/*non-commissioned-*officer *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. For non-commissioned ranks, viz. nertro, tortro, Š, sortro. For commissioned-officer ranks, see nerkoi, torkoi,Š,sorkoi|[B­F] 	¾
surva,÷suv sua ¿÷<3/3E serve; 2/5C pu ren; 3/4S serv-ir; 3/4F serv-ir; 3/5R sluga; 3/6G servier-en>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *serve/*service D by doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *servant, server, general term. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*servitude, mass term of states. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *service/*servitude, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾Used in: bankysua; fansua; flesua; flisuaveo; fumsua; mresua; nursua; nursuvsei; selsua; suacli; suarveo; suvdou; suvfoi; suvfua; suvmeu; suvprati; tobsua; tobsuvfua; tobsuvmeu; ¾
sus,÷<suske>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of suske, suspect.*| 	¾
susdarli,÷<sus(ke)+darli=suspect-far>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(2v)|G is more *honourable/*honorable than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*honour/*honor, mass property. |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*dishonourable/*dishonorable. |¾
susdaryrispe,÷<sus(ke)+dar(li)+y+rispe=suspect-far(honorable)-respect>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(3v)|K *esteem/*honour/*honor D for doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*honour/*honor, mass acts/states. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*honour/*honor, mass property. |¾«no ‹„»(3v)|*dishonour/*dishonor (ŠforŠ). |¾«nu ‹„»(1a)|*esteemed/*estimable/*honoured/*honourable/*honorable (byŠforŠ). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*honour/*honor, an act of ­ing (ŠforŠ). |¾
susflo,÷<sus(ke)+fo/l(ma)=suspicion-full>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.8¾„(1a)|B is *suspicious, of one who suspects much. |[B­] 	¾
suske,÷sus ¿÷<4/8S sospech(ar); 2/4C ke ye; 3/7E suspect>|¿|32% C_Prim|JCB '91 2.4¾„(3v)|B *suspect/have-a-*presentiment that K did/intends act V.|[B­KV] 	¾„(a)|is *suspicious (ofŠreŠ). |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*suspect, of an act/intention. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *suspect, one who is ­ed. |¾Used in: norsusdarli; susdarli; susdaryrispe; susflo; susybae; ¾
susybae,÷<sus(ke)+y+ba(nd)e=suspicion-beyond>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '93 7+¾„(2a)|B is *honourable/*honorable/*honoured/*honored, beyond suspicion in the opinion of S.|[B­S] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*honor/*honour, collective property.|¾
sut,÷<sutme>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of sutme, smell.*| 	¾
sutfiu,÷<sut(me)+fi(br)u=smell-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *smell-impaired/*smellblind. |[B­] 	¾
sutme,÷sut ¿÷<3/4E smell; 2/4H sungh-na; 2/3F sent-ir>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(3n)|V is a/the *odor/*scent/*smell emitted by B in medium N.|[V­BN] 	¾Used in: korsutpozfa; plusutme; plusutyduo; sutfiu; sutplu; sutpro; sutsae; sutyrofsu; sutysaskai; ¾
suto,÷<su+to>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*at_least-two ofŠ, a quantifying operator.| 	¾
sutplu,÷<sut(me)+plu(ci)=odor-pleasant>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(1a)|B is *fragrant, pleasant smelling. |[B­] 	¾
sutpro,÷<sut(me)+pro(ju)=smell-produce>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(a)|*smelly/*odoriferous/*stinking, produces smellŠunderŠ |[B­VN] 	¾„(3v)|B (produce)-*smell/*stink V under conditions N.|¾
sutsae,÷<sut(me)+sa(ns)e=smell-sense>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(3v)|K *smell scent/*scent V from/on odoriferous object B.|[K­VB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *smell/*scent, a detected odor, conv. form. |¾
sutyrofsu,÷<sut(me)+y+rofsu=smell-rough>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1a)|B is *harsh in smell, see specific sense words. |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harshness (to smell). |¾
sutysaskai,÷<sut(me)+y+sa(n)s(e)+ka(tl)i=smell-sense-quality>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 8.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the sense of *smell of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*olfactory, pert. to sense of smell |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*olfaction, mass term. |¾
suu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(ms)|theŠ-th *root-ofŠ, the mathematical radical sign.| 	¾
suv,÷<surva>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of surva, serve.*| 	¾
suvdou,÷<su(r)v(a)+do(ns)u=server-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 4.6¾„(4v)|K *tip (person) D (amount) C for (service) V.|[K­DCV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *tip, the actual amount. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tip, the event of ­ing. |¾
suvfoi,÷<su(r)v(a)+fo(sl)i=serve-force>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK/RAM '91 4.4¾„(3v)|K *enslave/*subjugate D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an act of *subjugation, an act by which one humiliates another.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a state or event of *enslavement/*subjugation (ofŠby doingŠ)|¾
suvfua,÷<su(r)v(a)+fu(mn)a=serving-woman>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a/the *maidservant/*servant/*maid of N. |[B­N] 	¾
suvmeu,÷<su(r)v(a)+m(r)e(n)u=serving-man>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a/the *valet/*manservant/*servant of N.|[B­N] 	¾
suvprati,÷<su(r)v(a)+prati=service-price>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.2¾„(2n)|C is a *fare/*rate for service V.|[C­V] 	¾
sve,÷<sven->|¿|Afx|JCB '96 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of svena/e/i/o, "Swedish".*| 	¾
svena,÷sve ¿÷<Sw svensk>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Swedish language. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Swedish, pert. to the Swedish language. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Swedish, the mass of such elements. |¾Used in: svetaa; ¾
svene,÷sve ¿÷<Sw svensk>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a region/territory inhabited by or named for *Swedish. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Swedish, pert. to the Swedish.  |¾
sveni,÷sve ¿÷<Sw svensk>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Swedish, a person of Swedish origin. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *Swede, a Swedish person. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Swedes, the mass of all Swedes. |¾
sveno,÷sve ¿÷<Sw svensk>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Swedish, pert. to the Swedish culture. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Swedish culture. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Swedish, the mass of such elements. |¾
svetaa,÷<sve(na)+ta(kn)a=Swedish-talker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is a *Swedish-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
ta,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*that/*those/*there, demonstrative variable for distant things/events, as in 'go to that place/during that time'.| 	¾«‹ dreti„»(ph)|You're *right, that's correct.|¾«‹ ie„»(q)|*what's that?, a request for information about 'that', cf. ie ta.|¾«‹ nu razdou„»(ph)|You're *right, that's reasonable.|¾
taa,÷<trana>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of takna, talk.*| 	¾„(av)|in*turn/*sequence, a discourse operator (UI).|¾
taaflo,÷<ta(kn)a+fo/l(ma)=talk-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.1¾„(2a)|G is more *talkative/*garrulous than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*talkativeness/*garrulousness, mass prop. |¾
taapra,÷<ta(kn)a+pra(se)=talk-sequence>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(3n)|B is a *passage/*speech/*paragraph of speech/work P by speaker/writer S.|[B­PS] 	¾
taatro,÷<ta(kn)a+tro(li)=talk-controller>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.4¾„(2n)|B is in-the-*chair/*chairman/*chairwoman/*chairperson of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tabko,÷¿÷<Int. E.tobacco>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 3.9¾„(1n)|B is a portion/quantity of *tobacco from source S. |[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*tobacco, the mass of all tobacco. |¾
tae,÷<tarle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tarle, tired.*| 	¾
tag,÷<targo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of targo, argue.*| 	¾
tagkue,÷<ta(r)g(o)+ku(mc)e=argue-reciprocally>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *argue-with-each-other about V (or any other potential subject for arguing.|[K­V] 	¾
tagstimao,÷<ta(r)g(o)+sti(se)+ma(dz)o=argument-stop-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(n)|an *arbitrator. |[K­DD] 	¾„(3v)|K *settle/*arbitrate dispute between D and D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *arbitration/*settlement, an act of ­ing. |¾
tai,÷<stali>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of stali, stand.*| 	¾
Tai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*T, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
taircea,÷<(s)ta(l)i+r+ce(nj)a=stand-become>|¿|2_Cpx|AFL '00 7+¾„(1v)|K *stand-up.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(ger)|*standing, as in a standing ovation.|¾
tairmao,÷<(s)ta(l)i+r+ma(dz)o=stand-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *stand/*stand-up D on/in B, makesŠstand up onŠ, intentional.|[K­DB] 	¾
tak,÷<takna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of takna, talk.*| 	¾
takdiu,÷<tak(na)+di(sl)u=talk-discuss>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(3v)|K *discuss/*talk-about topic V to D.|[K­VD] 	¾„(n)|*discussant/*speaker, current speaker in a discussion.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *discussant, one talked with.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of speaking in a *discussion.|¾
takfiu,÷<tak(na)+fi(br)u=talk-feeble>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.5¾„(2a)|B is *speech-impaired in respect N.|[B­N] 	¾
takfoa,÷<tak(na)+fo(rm)a=talk-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is an *expression/*utterance/*speech-form of language F.|[B­F] 	¾
takhioni,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *tachyon, a hypothetical particle.|[B­] 	¾
takma,÷¿÷<4/5R ataka; 3/6H akrman; 3/4S atac-ar; 3/4F attaque; 2/4E attack; 2/4J mashi-tu>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.7¾„(n)|an *attacker, one who ­s. |[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *attack D with goal/objective P.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*attacked, conv. of attack. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *attack, an act of ­ing. |¾Used in: cortakma; liltakma; piftakma; secytakma; ¾
takmuo,÷<tak(na)+mu(vd)o=talk-move>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(3v)|K *persuade/*induce/*win-over D to do/believe V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *persuader/*inducer, one who persuades by talking. |¾„(a)|*persuasive, of persuaders. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*persuasiveness, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *persuasion/*inducement, an event of ­ing. |¾
takna,÷tak taa ¿÷<4/5R tolko-vat; 3/4J hana-su; 2/3E talk; 2/3C tan>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *talk/*speak to D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*oral/*verbal, pert. to ­ing. |¾„(n)|a *speaker, one who/that which speaks. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *speech/*talk, an act/event of talking, q.v. |¾Used in: biftaa; clataksoa; clevoltaa; conkectaa; daskytaa; diartaakru; dictaa; doctaa; dupgudtaa; duptaa; durnortaa; falsrutaa; faltaa; fankuvtaa; filtaa; fomtaa; frasytaa; furvemtaa; gangudtaa; gankaotaa; gatytaa; gletaa; goztaa; gritaa; grotaa; gudtaa; haptaa; hapviztaa; hintaa; hirtakrie; jmitaa; jungytaa; kaftaa; kamkystutaa; kamkytaa; kaurkuntaa; kaurtaa; kectaa; kentaa; kintaa; krataa; krotaa; liftaa; logtaa; loktaa; luptaa; marpytaa; menkasnytaa; merkytaa; midtaa; movdontaa; muvmaztaa; nertaa; nesfiltaa; noirtsetaa; nordjotaa; norjiotaa; norstetaa; nortaa; nortakcea; nostaa; pastaa; pebtaa; poktaa; ponjytaa; poztaa; prutytaa; pubkaftaa; puntaa; ranhytaa; riltaa; romtaa; rorkentaa; rorlentaa; ruskytaa; selpuntaa; seltsetaa; siftaa; simbytaa; skutaa; spanytaa; srutaa; stutaa; svetaa; taaflo; taapra; taatro; takdiu; takfiu; takfoa; takmuo; taknesta; takpoi; takrui; taksai; taksoa; taksonkle; takstimao; takvau; takyridle; takyrulsei; talnytaa; tcutaa; teptaa; tifnortaa; tsedastaa; tsetaa; zavbivtaa; zavspotaa; ¾
taknesta,÷<tak(na)+nesta=talk-honest>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.3¾„(3a)|B is *frank/*open/*candid/*straightforward with D about V.|[B­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*straightforwardness/*frankness/*openness/*candidness/*candor, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *frankness/*openness/*candor, an event of being candid. |¾
takpoi,÷<tak(na)+po(rl)i=talk-master>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2v)|K *preside over meeting/assembly F.|[K­F] 	¾„(n)|a *president, one who presides overŠ |¾
takrui,÷<tak(na)+ru(ln)i=talk-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(5n)|B (grammar)-*rule permits saying S as P in context V in language N.|[B­SPVN] 	¾„(v)|*permit-sayingŠasŠinŠ |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*grammatical/*permissible, permissible speech, q.v. |¾
taksai,÷<tak(na)+sa(nt)i=talk-be silent>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *pause between elements B (pl.) in utterance V.|[K­BV] 	¾«lepo ‹„»(n)|a *pause in speech.|¾
taksi,÷¿÷<International>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *cab/*taxi/*hack of S.|[B­S] 	¾Used in: fitlevgytaksi; grutaksi; ¾
taksoa,÷<tak(na)+so(nd)a=speech-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *sound/*phone/*speech-sound of language F.|[B­F] 	¾
taksonkle,÷<tak(na)+son(da)+kle(si)=talk-sound-class>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is a *phoneme/*sound-class of language F.|[B­F] 	¾
takstimao,÷<tak(na)+sti(se)+ma(dz)o=talk-stop-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *interrupt D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|an instance of *interruption.|¾
takvau,÷<tak(na)+va(tl)u=talk-worthy>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2a)|G is more *notable/*noteworthy/*remarkable/*worthy oftalk/comment than J.|[G­J] 	¾
takyridle,÷<tak(na)+y+ridle=talk-read>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *lecturer, one who reads aloud. |[K­BD] 	¾„(3v)|K *lecture/*read-(aloud) B to D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *lecture, something read aloud. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *lecture/*reading, a reading of a lecture. |¾
takyrulsei,÷<tak(na)+y+rul(ni)+se(tc)i=talk-rule-set>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(a)|*grammatical.|[F­V] 	¾„(2n)|F is a *grammar/set of *rules for language V.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*grammar (mass term).|¾
tal,÷<tarle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tarle, tired.*| 	¾
talcko,÷<ta(r)l(e)+cko(zu)=tired-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|N *fatigue/*tire, makes D tired. |[N­D] 	¾„(a)|*tiring/*tiresome, of that which fatiguesŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*tired-of/*fatigued, made tired, conv. of fatigue. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *tiresomeness, a property of tiringŠ |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *fatigue, a property of being ­ed. |¾
talko,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *talc from S, a soft mineral. |[B­S] 	¾
talmetli,÷<ta(r)l(e)+metli=tired-metal>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|P is *metal-fatigue in structure N|[P­N] 	¾
talmo,÷¿÷<L Thallium>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *thallium, element 81 (Tl). |[B­] 	¾
talna,÷¿÷<Ital. italiano>|¿|N_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Italian language. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Italian, pert. to the Italian language. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Italian, the mass of such elements. |¾Used in: talnytaa; ¾
talne,÷¿÷<Ital. italiano>|¿|D_Prim|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is an *Italian place/territory, a region inhabited by Italians. |[B­] 	¾
talni,÷¿÷<Ital. italiano>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is an *Italian-person/*Italian:man/woman. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*Italian, of Italian origin. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*Italians, the mass of such persons. |¾
talno,÷¿÷<Ital. italiano>|¿|D_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*Italian, pert. to the Italian culture. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is an element/feature/expression of the *Italian culture. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*Italian, the mass of such elements. |¾
talnytaa,÷<taln(a)+y+ta(kn)a=Italian-speaker>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(1n)|K is an *Italian-*speaker, a speaker of theŠlanguage|[K­] 	¾
tam,÷<tarmu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tarmu, weapon.*| 	¾
tamble,÷<ta(r)m(u)+ble(ka)=weapon-look>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *check/*inspect B for *weapon/*security|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*weapon/*security *check/*inspection (an event)|¾
tamdou,÷<ta(r)m(u)+do(ns)u=weapon-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *arm, give arms to D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*armed, given arms. |¾
tamgei,÷<ta(r)m(u)+ge(ts)i=weapon-get>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *arm themselves with weapon B from store S.|[K­BS] 	¾
tamponu,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tampon of S.|[B­S] 	¾
tamreo,÷<ta(r)m(u)+re(nr)o=weapon-hurl>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3v)|K *fire/*shoot/*hurl projectile B at/toward D.|[K­BD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *target, of projectileŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *projectile, a thrown weapon, q.v. |¾
tamtcidi,÷<ta(r)m(u)+tcidi=weapon-food>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is some *ammunition. |[B­] 	¾
tamvisra,÷<ta(r)m(u)+visra=weapon-gut>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(2n)|B is the *barrel of weapon F.|[B­F] 	¾
tamymao,÷<ta(r)m(u)+y+ma(dz)o=weapon-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1v)|K make-*arms. |[K­] 	¾„(n)|an *armorer, one who makes ­s. |¾
tan,÷<trana>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trana, turn.*| 	¾
tancea,÷<t(r)an(a)+ce(nj)a=rotate-become >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(v)|B *rotate/are *rotated by an unspecified force.|[B­] 	¾
tancko,÷<t(r)an(a)+cko(zu)=rapid-rotation-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(2)|N *turn D, (nonintentional cause); 'The water turns the mill'.|[N­D] 	¾
tanclidu,÷<t(r)an(a)+clidu=turning-slip>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2v)|D *skid/*slip while turning on B.|[D­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *slip/*skid, a spec. event of skidding. |¾
tandio,÷<t(r)an(a)+di(rc)o=turn-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.2¾„(3n)|V is the *attitude/*orientation of B toward person/object/situation N, physical or mental. |[V­BN] 	¾
tanfio,÷<t(r)an(a)+fi(lm)o=rotate-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.9¾„(3v)|K makes D *dizzy by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
tange,÷¿÷<ISV.>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|C is a *tangent of angle B, side opposite divided by side adjacent. |[C­B] 	¾
tanholmao,÷<t(r)an(a)+hol(du)+ma(dz)o=turn-hole-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB '88 4.4¾„(n)|*driller, one who ­s. |[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*drilling/*boring, pertaining to ­ing. |¾„(3v)|K *drill/*bore into D with drill/borer V.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*drill, a device for ­ing. |¾
tankrani,÷<t(r)an(a)+krani=turn-drive>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *turn D in direction N.|[K­DN] 	¾
tanlia,÷<t(r)an(a)+(c)li(n)a=rotate-line>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(2n)|V is the *axis of rotation of object B.|[V­B] 	¾
tanlinfao,÷<t(r)an(a)+(c)lin(a)+fa(nd)o=rotate-line-(axis)-end>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/JCB/RAM '87 4.1¾„(2n)|V is a/the *pole (s) of rotating object B.|[V­B] 	¾
tanlinpai,÷<t(r)an(a)+(c)lin(a)+pa(rt)i=rotate-line-part>|¿|3_Cpx|FR '87 4.3¾„(2n)|B is an *axle of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tanlitla,÷<t(r)an(a)+litla=turn-light>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *turn-signal of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
tanmao,÷<t(r)an(a)+ma(dz)o=turn-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *turn/*wind D , makesŠrotate around axis V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾
tanmekble,÷<t(r)an(a)+me(n)k(i)+ble(ka)=turn-eye-look >|¿|3_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(v)|K *turn-to-look at D.|[K­D] 	¾
tanmuo,÷<t(r)an(a)+mu(vd)o=turn-move>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(4v)|K *turn-to/*rotate-to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
tantalio,÷<ISV.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *tantalum, element 73 (Ta). |[B­] 	¾
tantcelyflemai,÷<t(r)an(a)+tcel(a)+y+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=rotate-wing-fly-machine>|¿|4_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *helicopter|[B­] 	¾
tanydzo,÷<t(r)an(a)+y+dzo(ru)=rotate-walk>|¿|2_Cpx|RWJ '83 2.7¾„(1v)|K *reel (walks unsteadily and not directly). |[K­] 	¾
tao,÷<targo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*this, the about-to-be-referred to *situation (DA).  | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of targo, argue.* |¾
taodju,÷<ta(rg)o+dju(di)=discuss-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 5.1¾„(3v)|K *arbitrate dispute V between D.|[K­VD] 	¾„(n)|*arbiter/*arbitrator, one who settles disputes. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*arbitration, a spec. instance of ­ing. |¾
taoflo,÷<ta(rg)o+fo/l(ma)=argument-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*argumentative/*disputatious. |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *argumentative/*disputatious than J.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *argumentativeness, a spec. property. |¾
taosti,÷<ta(rg)o+sti(se)=dispute-cease>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *settle/*stop/*end dispute with D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|a *settler, of own dispute. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *settlement/*agreement, of one's own dispute. |¾
tar,÷<tarci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tarci, star.*| 	¾
tarci,÷tar ¿÷<3/4E star; 2/5G stern; 2/3C shieng; 3/4H tara; 2/4J hoshi; 3/7S estrella>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *star of galaxy F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*stellar, pert. to stars. |¾Used in: tarcli; tarflo; tarsandui; tarsensi; tarsesmao; ¾
tarcli,÷<tar(ci)+cli(ka)=star-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *star, fig., a star-like thing. |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *starry, like a star than J. |¾
tarflo,÷<tar(ci)+fo/l(ma)=star-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *starry, full of stars than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *starriness, a spec. property. |¾
targo,÷tag tao ¿÷<3/4S argu-ir; 3/4F argu-er; 3/5E argue; 3/6C tao lun>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3v)|K *argue/*dispute with/against D about V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|an *arguer/*disputant, one who ­s. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *argument/*issue, an argued proposition. |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*disputable, of an argued proposition. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*argument, mass term of acts. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *argument/*dispute/*disputation/*controvercy, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾Used in: fomtao; kejtao; liltao; ratytao; roirtao; sairtao; tagkue; tagstimao; taodju; taoflo; taosti; ¾
tarle,÷tal tae ¿÷<3/4E tire; 2/3C lei; 3/5R ustal-yi; 4/9J tsukareru>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(av)|*tiredly/*wearily, in a tired manner. |[D­V] 	¾„(2a)|D is *tired/*fatigued/*weary by effort V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*fatigue/*weariness, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fatigue/*weariness/*tiredness, a state/condition of tiredness. |¾Used in: kaltae; kaltalcea; kaltalcko; kaltalmao; talcko; talmetli; ¾
tarmu,÷tam tau ¿÷<3/3E arm; 3/3F arme; 3/4S arma; 3/6H hathyar>|¿|47% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *weapon/*arm for use P, any implement of hunting or warfare. |[B­P] 	¾Used in: blatau; dortamsro; dortau; jantau; kretau; tamble; tamdou; tamgei; tamreo; tamtcidi; tamvisra; tamymao; ¾
tarpone,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *tarpon, a game fish. |[B­] 	¾
tarsandui,÷<tar(ci)+san(pa)+du(vr)i=star-sign-find>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(2n)|K is an *astrologer using system N|[K­N] 	¾
tarsensi,÷<tar(ci)+sensi=star-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(a)|*astronomical, pert. to astronomy. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a/the science of *astronomy/an astronomical fact/law/principle. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*astronomy, mass term of instances. |¾
tarsesmao,÷<tar(ci)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=star-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 6.4¾„(1n)|K is an *astronomer.|[K­] 	¾
tarsieri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tarsier from S, a primate. |[B­S] 	¾
tasgu,÷¿÷<2/4F degout; 3/7S disgust-ar; 2/6C tao yen; 2/7E disgus>|¿|25% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2a)|D is *disgusted by V.|[D­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*disgust, mass term of states. |¾«nu ‹„»(vt)|*disgust, cause disgust inŠ, conv. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*disgusting/*gross, of that which ­sŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disgust, a spec. state. |¾Used in: tasgycakcea; tasgycakcko; tasgycakmao; tasgyzavkao; ¾
tasgycakcea,÷<tasg(u)+y+(t)cak(u)+ce(nj)a=disgust-shocked-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(2v)|D is/are *abominated by/*abhor/*loathe N.|[D­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*abomination/*abhorrence/*loathing. |¾
tasgycakcko,÷<tasg(u)+y+(t)cak(u)+cko(zu)=disgust-shocked-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|N is/are *abominating/*abhorrent/*loathing to (person) D by V.|[N­DV] 	¾
tasgycakmao,÷<tasg(u)+y+(t)cak(u)+ma(dz)o=disgust-shocked-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K is *abominating/*abhorrent/*loathing to (person) D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾
tasgyzavkao,÷<tasg(u)+y+zav(lo)+ka(kt)o=disgusting-bad-action>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.5¾„(2a)|*abominable, relating to an ‹. |[V­] 	¾„(1)|V is an *abomination, a disgustingly immoral act. |¾
tat,÷<tatro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tatro, theatre.*| 	¾
tatmi,÷¿÷<Japanese tatami a standard straw mat used in flooring>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *straw-*mat. |[B­] 	¾
tatro,÷tat ¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a *theatre/*playhouse of place/community F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*theatre, pert. to the theatre/stage. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|(the)-*theatre, general term. |¾Used in: sintatro; ¾
tau,÷<tarmu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tarmu, weapon.*| 	¾
taurhotragui,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *eland, an antelope of genus Taurotragus. |[B­] 	¾
Taurotragus-derbianus,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|an *eland, an antelope.| 	¾
tca,÷<tcaro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tcaro, car.*| 	¾
tcabapra,÷<tca(ro)+bapra=vehicle-operate>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(n)|a/the *driver/*operator, of some vehicle; cf. tcatro.|[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *operate (s)/is the *driver/*operator of vehicle B.|¾
tcabei,÷<tca(ro)+be(rt)i=vehicle-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(5v)|K *transport/give-a-*ride to person/material B to D from S via V.|[K­BDSV] 	¾
tcacuo,÷<tca(ro)+cu(nd)o=car-window>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(2n)|B is a vehicle *window, any window of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcafrecuo,÷<tca(ro)+fre(na)+cu(nd)o=vehicle-front-window>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *windshield/*windscreen of vessel/vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcagoi,÷<tca(ro)+go(dz)i=car-go>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(4v)|K *motor/*go-by-car to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾
tcakro,÷<tca(ro)+kro(li)=vehicle-flow>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(1n)|B is *traffic, in the vehicle sense.|[B­] 	¾
tcaku,÷cak ¿÷<3/3E shock; 2/3R shok; 2/3F choc; 3/5S sacud-ir; 3/6C chung tu>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3v)|K *shock D by V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(2a)|*shocked/*appalled byŠ, of that which shocks. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *shock, to the recipient |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*shockable, capable of being ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shock, a spec. event of shockingŠ |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *shock, a spec. state of being ­ed. |¾Used in: cakcko; cakfia; cakykao; fircakcea; fircakcko; fircakmao; roircakcea; roircakcko; roircakmao; tasgycakcea; tasgycakcko; tasgycakmao; ¾
tcakukrua,÷<tca(ro)+kuk(ra)+ru(tm)a=car-fast-route>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(4n)|B is a *freeway/*autoroute to D from S via V.|[B­DSV] 	¾
tcali,÷cal ¿÷<2/3E wall; 2/3G wall; 3/5C chiang>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *wall of/around F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: caldao; calhou; calsaa; calsea; calsia; caltoe; ceorcaltcu; fildytcali; haftcali; hedtcali; ¾
tcanakso,÷<tca(ro)+nakso=car-fix>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(v)|K *fix/*repair motor vehicle(s) B|[K­B] 	¾„(2n)|K is a *mechanic on vehicle(s) B|¾
tcanaksysia,÷<tca(ro)+naks(o)+y+si(tf)a=car-fix-place>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *garage for repairing vehicle(s) of type P of community F|[B­PF] 	¾
tcane,÷can cae ¿÷<3/5E chance 2/5C ouran; 2/6H sanyog 3/4R shans; 3/4F chance; 3/4G chance; 4/6J chansu; >|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *accident, unpredictable under conditionsŠ|[V­N] 	¾„(2a)|V is *fortuitous/*unpredictable/*random/*accidental/*adventitious under conditions N.|¾„(av)|*chancy, unpredictable.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*chance, mass term.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*randomness, mass term.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *randomness, spec. term.|¾Used in: caejmi; cancao; canciekla; candui; cangoi; canjui; cankao; cankri; canmii; canple; cansaa; canspo; cantia; cantorni; drecankri; gudcae; gudcanspe; rapcae; rorcanple; zavcae; zavcanpeu; zavcanplu; ¾
tcanei,÷<tca(ro)+ne(nr)i=car-in>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(2a)|B is *aboard/*on-board motor vehicle V.|[B­V] 	¾
tcaro,÷tca ¿÷<3/3F char; 2/7J jidosha; 3/4S carro; 2/3E car; 2/3C che; 2/4H gari; 2/4G karren>|¿|58% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(1n)|B is a *auto/*car/*automobile/*truck/*vehicle, any motorized land vehicle. |[B­] 	¾Used in: beitca; bertcaduo; bicytcagru; cputca; ractca; tcabapra; tcabei; tcacuo; tcafrecuo; tcagoi; tcakro; tcakukrua; tcanakso; tcanaksysia; tcanei; tcasro; tcastosia; tcatraci; tcatro; trecputca; ¾
tcasro,÷<tca(ro)+so/r(di)=car-store>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *garage for vehicle(s) P at location F|[B­PF] 	¾
tcastosia,÷<tca(ro)+sto(lo)+si(tf)a=car-stay-place>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *parking-lot/*carpark for/of community/building F|[B­F] 	¾
tcati,÷¿÷<2/2E tea; 3/3C cha; 4/4H chay; 4/4R chay; 3/3J cha>|¿|80% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a portion/serving of *tea from source S. |[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*tea, collective term. |¾
tcatraci,÷<tca(ro)+traci=car-travel>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(4n)|K *travels-by-automobile/car to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *car-trip/*automobile-trip|¾
tcatro,÷<tca(ro)+tro(li)=vehicle-control>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(5v)|K *drive/*conduct vehicle/vessel B to D from S via V|[K­BDSV] 	¾„(n)|a/the *driver/*operator of some vehicle/vessel during some journey; cf. tcabapra|¾
tce,÷<tceru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tceru, penetrate.*| 	¾
tceblo,÷<tce(ru)+blo(da)=through-run>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.7¾„(2v)|B run-*through (body) D, as a sword might. |[B­D] 	¾
tcedare,÷<E Cheddar>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *Cheddar from S, a cheese. |[B­S] 	¾
tcegoi,÷<tce(ru)+go(dz)i=through-go>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.7¾„(2v)|B *go-through/*run-through N to D from S  e.g. La Tigris tcegoi la Irak lo mursi lo monca the Tigris runs through Iraq to the sea from the mountains. |[B­N] 	¾
tceholcko,÷<tce(ru)+hol(du)+cko(zu)=penetrate-hole-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(n)|a *punch, any device for making holes. |[N­D] 	¾„(2v)|N *pierce/*puncture/*perforate/make-a-*hole in D, nonintentional. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*punctured/*perforated. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *puncture/*perforation. |¾
tceholflo,÷<tce(ru)+hol(du)+fo/l(ma)=penetrate-hole-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2a)|G is more *holey/*perforated than J.|[G­J] 	¾
tceholmao,÷<tce(ru)+hol(du)+ma(dz)o=penetrate-hole-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.1¾„(3v)|K *pierce/*puncture/*perforate/make-a-*hole in D with V, intentional.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*punctured/*perforated. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *puncture/*perforation. |¾
tcehou,÷<tce(ru)+ho(ld)u=through-hole>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *hole/*perforation, perforated place in F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcekaa,÷<tce(ru)+ka(ml)a=through-come>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(4v)|B *come-through/*go-through/*run-through N to D from S. E.g. La Tigris tcegoi la Irak lo mursi lo monca  The Tigris runs through Iraq from the mountains to the sea. Cf. tcegoi.|[B­NDS] 	¾
tcela,÷¿÷<2/2F aile; 2/3S ala; 3/5C ch bang>|¿|27% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *wing of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: gentcelyflemai; kocytcela; tantcelyflemai; tcelybou; tcelygoi; tcelyteu; ¾
tcelei,÷<tce(ru)+le(tc)i=penetrate-let>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.9¾„(3v)|K *permit B to go-in D.|[K­BD] 	¾
tcelybou,÷<tcel(a)+y+bo(ts)u=wing-boat>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *hydrofoil.|[B­] 	¾
tcelygoi,÷<tcel(a)+y+go(dz)i=wing-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K (go-by-)-*wing to D from S.|[K­DS] 	¾
tcelyteu,÷<tcel(a)+y+te(tc)u=wing-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *stretch-the-wings for D.|[K­D] 	¾
tcemuo,÷<tce(ru)+mu(vd)o=through-move>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '96 7+¾„(2v)|K *moves-*through/*passes-*through/*penetrates region/field/habitat/population N|[K­N] 	¾
tcena,÷¿÷<3/3F chaine; 3/4E chain; 3/6S cadena; 2/6C lien dz>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(1n)|B is a length of *chain, a connected series of links. |[B­] 	¾Used in: tcenyduo; tcenymao; tcenypai; ¾
tcenyduo,÷<tcen(a)+y+du(rz)o=chain-do>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.3¾„(3v)|K *chain/*fetter D to B, attaches with a chain. |[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*chained/*fettered, pertaining to one ­ed. |¾
tcenymao,÷<tcen(a)+y+ma(dz)o=chain-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '86 2.3¾„(3v)|K *chain/*link B to B, link things into a chain. |[K­BB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*chained/*linked, pertaining to ­s. |¾
tcenypai,÷<tcen(a)+y+pa(rt)i=chain-part>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.9¾„(1n)|B is a *link in a chain. |[B­] 	¾
tcepeo,÷<tce(ru)+pe(ns)o=through-think>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1a)|B is *intelligent/*analytic, one who thinks things through. |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*intelligence, mass property of rational thinking. |¾
tcepuo,÷<tce(ru)+pu(ct)o=penetrate-push>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *thrust/*stick/*plunge B into/through D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thrust/*plunge, an act of plunging something. |¾
tceru,÷tce ¿÷<3/7F a travers; 3/4H chhed-na; 2/3E through; 3/4J toshu; 4/7C chuan ru; 3/6R chriez>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.6¾„(3v)|K *penetrate/*pass-through D in direction N.|[K­DN] 	¾„(a)|*penetrative/*penetrating, pert. to that which ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*penetratable, conv. of penetrate. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *penetration, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾Used in: cuirtcenorbli; flitce; tceblo; tcegoi; tceholcko; tceholflo; tceholmao; tcehou; tcekaa; tcelei; tcemuo; tcepeo; tcepuo; tcerua; ¾
tcerua,÷<tce(ru)+ru(tm)a=through-route>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3n)|B is a *passage/*thoroughfare/*way through S to D; e.g. the Northwest Passage. |[B­SD] 	¾
tceti,÷¿÷<4/5E chest; 4/5H chhati; 2/5S pecho>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(a)|*thoracic, pert. to chests. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is the *chest/*breast/*thorax of F.|¾«‹ angini„»(ph)|*angina-pectoris, chest pain. |¾Used in: tcetyresfu; ¾
tcetyresfu,÷<tcet(i)+y+resfu=chest-garment>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *waistcoat/*vest. |[B­] 	¾
tci,÷<titci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of titci, eat.*| 	¾
tciclecea,÷<t(it)ci+cle(si)+ce(nj)a=eat-without-become>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|D is/are *starved by/because-of N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*famine/*starvation, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/some *starvation. |¾
tciclecko,÷<t(it)ci+cle(si)+cko(zu)=eat-without-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|N *starve D, (nonintentional cause). |[N­D] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*famine/*starvation, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/some *starvation. |¾
tciclemao,÷<t(it)ci+cle(si)+ma(dz)o=eat-without-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|K *starve D, (intentional act). |[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of intentional *starvation. |¾
tcicni,÷<t(it)ci+cni(da)=eat-need>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(a)|*hungry, lacking food. |[B­] 	¾„(1v)|B *hunger/are-*hungry, lack food. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hunger, mass property of lacking food. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hunger, from want of food. |¾
tcidaa,÷<t(it)ci+da(nz)a=eat-want>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(a)|*hungry (forŠ). |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *hunger/be-*hungry for B.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hunger, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hunger (forŠ). |¾
tcidi,÷¿÷<4/4C ch di; 2/3E feed; 2/6R pishcha; 2/6S comida>|¿|50% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a piece/portion of *food to N.|[B­N] 	¾„(a)|*edible, byŠ, be a food toŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *edibility, a spec. prop. of any food. |¾Used in: biftcidi; bortcidi; fagtcidi; nartytcidi; tamtcidi; tcidybeo; tcidydou; tcidyfoa; tcidyjuo; tcidykarda; tcidynia; tcidynirda; tcidypli; tcidyveo; ¾
tcidybeo,÷<tcid(i)+y+be(gc)o=food-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(3v)|K *order food P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *order of food.|¾
tcidydou,÷<tcid(i)+y+do(ns)u=food-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 3.7¾„(2v)|K *feed/*cater-to (creatures) D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*caterer. |¾«lopo ‹„»(1n)|*feeding/*catering. |¾
tcidyfoa,÷<tcid(i)+y+fo(rm)a=eat-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|P is a *dish, food-style served/used/made by S.|[P­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*cuisine, all the dishes served byŠ |¾
tcidyjuo,÷<tcid(i)+y+(d)ju(p)o=food-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *nourish/*provide D with (food) B.|[K­DB] 	¾
tcidykarda,÷<tcid(i)+y+karda=food-card>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *menu/*bill-of-fare of restaurant F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcidynia,÷<tcid(i)+y+ni(ml)a=food-animal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(1n)|B is a *food-animal, an animal used for food. |[B­] 	¾
tcidynirda,÷<tcid(i)+y+nirda=food-bird>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(1n)|B is a *fowl, bird used for food. |[B­] 	¾
tcidypli,÷<tcid(i)+y+pli(zo)=food-use>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *feed-on B, useŠfor food. |[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *feeder, one who feeds on something. |¾
tcidyveo,÷<tcid(i)+y+ve(sl)o=food-container>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1n)|B is a *dish/*food-container, general term. |[B­] 	¾
tcifii,÷<t(it)ci+fi(ld)i=eat-field>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *pasture, a grass field for grazing D.|[B­D] 	¾
tciha,÷¿÷<4/6E child; 4/7C xiao hai; 3/5R ditia>|¿|39% C_Prim|PI '88 5.0¾„(a)|*filial.|[P­S] 	¾„(3n)|P is a *child/*offspring of parent(s) S.|¾Used in: nurmertciha; nurtiatciha; paktciha; romtciha; tcihygru; tcihytia; tertciha; tortciha; ¾
tcihea,÷<t(it)ci+he(lb)a=eat-help>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(3v)|K *feed/assist-to-eat (person) D with food B.|[K­DB] 	¾
tcihygru,÷<tcih(a)+y+gru(pa)=child-group>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.0¾„(2v)|B is a *generation in family F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcihytia,÷<tcih(a)+y+ti(sr)a=child-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K *adopt D from S through agency V.|[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|*adopter, one who ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *adoptee, one ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *adoption. |¾
tcikrinu,÷<t(it)ci+krinu=edible-nut>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a/the *kernel of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcikru,÷<t(it)ci+kru(ma)=eating-room>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a/the *dining-room of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcilei,÷<t(it)ci+le(tc)i=eat-let>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *feed D food/feed/fodder B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *feeder, one who/that which feeds another. |¾«lo fu ‹„»(n)|*feed/*fodder, mass term for any substance fed. |¾
tcina,÷¿÷<3/4E chin; 3/4C syia ba; 2/3G kinn>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.4¾„(2n)|B is the *chin of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: tcinyherfa; ¾
tcinirda,÷<t(it)ci+nirda=eat-bird>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.5¾„(1n)|B is a *fowl, bird raised for consumption. |[B­] 	¾
tcinyherfa,÷<tcin(a)+y+herfa=chin-hair>|¿|2_Cpx|KAD/RAM '85 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a/the *beard of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tciro,÷¿÷<2/2 C hsi; 4/6 J mushiro; 3/6 H chatai; 2/7 R rogoja>|¿|38% C_Prim|PI '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *mat. |[B­] 	¾
tco,÷<totco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of totco, touch.*| 	¾
tcoko,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 5.4¾„(a)|*chocolate, made of chocolate. |[B­S] 	¾„(1n)|B is a piece/quantity of *chocolate from source S. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*chocolate, general term for chocolate. |¾
tcori,÷¿÷<4/9G autoritaet; 2/5C chyuan; 3/10R avtoritiet; 4/7S autoriz-ar; 4/7F autorite; 3/7E authorize >|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|K is an *authority in/on/over D.|[K­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*authority, mass state of being an ­ty. |¾Used in: tcorycle; tcorydou; tcorykoi; tcorymarduo; tcorymra; tcorynurdongru; tcorynurdou; tcorypozfa; ¾
tcorycle,÷<tcor(i)+y+cle(si)=authority-without>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.2¾„(1a)|B is without-*authority/*illicit. |[B­] 	¾
tcorydou,÷<tcor(i)+y+do(ns)u=authority-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.3¾„(3v)|K *authorize D to do/be V.|[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *authorization, an act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *authority, mass term. |¾
tcorykoi,÷<tcor(i)+y+ko(rj)i=authority-command>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.2¾„(3v)|K *decree that D do V.|[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *decreeŠfromŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *decree, (referring to the act). |¾
tcorymarduo,÷<tcor(i)+y+mar(ka)+du(rz)o=authority-mark-do>|¿|3_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(3v)|K *seal, authenticate P with mark V. |[K­PV] 	¾
tcorymra,÷<tcor(i)+y+ma/r(ka)=authority-mark>|¿|2_Cpx|CF '83 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *seal of S, a mark of authority. |[B­S] 	¾
tcorynurdongru,÷<tcor(i)+y+nur+don(su)+gru(pa)=authority-given-group>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.4¾„(3n)|B is a *commission given authority by K to do V.|[B­KV] 	¾
tcorynurdou,÷<tcor(i)+y+nur+do(ns)u=authority-given>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.4¾„(3n)|B is a *commissioner given authority by K to do V.|[B­KV] 	¾
tcorypozfa,÷<tcor(i)+y+pozfa=authority-oppose>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(2v)|K *rebel/*revolt against authority V.|[K­V] 	¾
tcosae,÷<t(ot)co+sa(ns)e=touch-sense>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|D sense/feel *touch V from object B.|[D­VB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *touch, that felt when ­ed, conv. form. |¾
tcosaskai,÷<t(ot)co+sa(n)s(e)+ka(tl)i=touch-sense-quality>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(a)|*tactile. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is sense of *touch of (organism) F.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*touch, mass term. |¾
tcosrusia,÷<t(ot)co+su/r(na)+si(tf)a=touch-hurt-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.1¾„(2n)|D is *sore-to-the-touch in B, a part sore to the touch. |[D­B] 	¾
tcu,÷<tcure>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tcure, picture.*| 	¾
tcucli,÷<tcu(re)+cli(ka)=picture-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2ph)|B is as *described/*pictured in N.|[B­N] 	¾„(ph)|*like-that, in 'he's like that', as desc'd. |¾
tcudai,÷<tcu(re)+da(nc)i=picture-plan>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(3n)|B is a *design/*sketch/*blueprint/*plans for the construction/doing of P drawn/produced by S|[B­PS] 	¾
tcudou,÷<tcu(re)+do(ns)u=picture-give>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(n)|*illustrator, one who ­s written materials. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *illustrate (book/writing) B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *illustration (ofŠ), a picture example included with writings. |¾
tcufae,÷<tcu(re)+fa(nv)e=image-reverse>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1v)|V *invert/*reflect, reverse an image as in a mirror. |[V­] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*inversion/*reflection, an act of mirror imaging. |¾
tcuframa,÷<tcu(re)+frama=picture-frame>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is the *frame of picture F.|[B­F] 	¾
tcukla,÷<tcu(re)+kla(bu)=picture-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '89 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *tapestry, a cloth woven with designs. |[B­] 	¾
tculae,÷<tcu(re)+la(rt)e=picture-art>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *pictography, of peopleŠ |[B­N] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *pictography/*graphic-art of people N.|¾„(a)|*graphic/*pictographic, pert. to ­ic art. |¾
tcumao,÷<tcu(re)+ma(dz)o=picture-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *draw/*sketch P as/in drawing V.|[K­PV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *drawing, a ­ing by someone.|¾«nu ‹„»(v)|be-*drawn-byŠinŠ, conv. of draw.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *drawing, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
tcupenflo,÷<tcu(re)+pen(so)+fo/l(ma)=picture-thought-full>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(2a)|G is more *imaginative than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*imaginativeness, mass prop. |¾
tcupeo,÷<tcu(re)+pe(ns)o=picture-think>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *imagine/*conceive/*contemplate N as V/to beŠ|[K­NV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *conception/*image, an imagined form ofŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*conception/*imagination/*contemplation, mass term of imagining.|¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*unimaginable, neg. of imaginable byŠ|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*imaginable, can be ­ed.|¾
tcupua,÷<tcu(re)+pu(rd)a=picture-word>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.7¾„(2n)|B is an *icon representing V.|[B­V] 	¾
tcure,÷tcu ¿÷<2/7J pikucha; 4/7E picture; 3/6H chitra; 3/6F portrait; 3/7R portret; 3/7S pintura>|¿|33% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(a)|*pictorial, of pictures/illustrations.|[B­SK] 	¾„(3n)|B is a *picture/*drawing of S made by K.|¾Used in: ceorcaltcu; daitcu; dantcumao; diartcustu; kamkytcu; kartcu; kinmaotcu; kuktcu; kuktcumao; mintcu; nurtcucle; pastytcu; pintcu; pintcumao; piutcu; pubmintcu; rajytcu; rajytcumao; seltcu; siotcu; stutcu; tcucli; tcudai; tcudou; tcufae; tcuframa; tcukla; tculae; tcumao; tcupenflo; tcupeo; tcupua; tcusinma; tcustu; tcutaa; tcutrapeo; tcutreci; terspatcu; ¾
tcusinma,÷<tcu(re)+sinma=picture-movie>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|P is an *animated-*cartoon about V by S. |[P­VS] 	¾
tcustu,÷<tcu(re)+stu(ci)=picture-story>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|P is a *comic-*strip drawn by S.|[P­S] 	¾
tcutaa,÷<tcu(re)+ta(kn)a=picture-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(4v)|K *describe S as P to D.|[K­SPD] 	¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*descriptive, pert. to descriptions. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *description, a description of something. |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*indescribable, neg. of describable. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*describable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *description, an act of ­ing. |¾
tcutrapeo,÷<tcu(re)+tra(du)+pe(ns)o=picture-true-thought>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '88 1¾„(3v)|K *assume/*suppose/*imagine V to be true of N.|[K­VN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *assumption/*supposition, an imagined truth. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*supposed/*so-called. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *assumption/*supposition. |¾
tcutreci,÷<tcu(re)+treci=picture-interesting>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.1¾„(1a)|B is *picturesque. |[B­] 	¾
te,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*three (3), in math. expressions. | 	¾„(l)|*three (3) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., Te le fumna pa merji  (Some) Three of the women were married; Te fumna pa hijra  (Some) Three women were here independently. Cf., tecu.|¾„(af)|the *digit-*three (3), as in netote (123).|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*three (3), the number three, non-math. |¾
tec,÷<tetcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tetcu, stretch.*| 	¾
tecenera,÷<Cpd: Simulaneously three and monad>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2n)|F is a *Trinity/*trilogy of B.| 	¾
tecmao,÷<te(t)c(u)+ma(dz)o=stretch-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *extend/*stretch D on/over/between B, collective. |[K­DB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stretchable/*extendable, capable of being stretched. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *stretch/*extension, state of having been ­ed. |¾
tectco,SEE teutco
tecu,÷|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*three/*triple/*triplet, a *triad ofŠacting together, an indefinite set describer. E.g., Tecu mrenu pa hijra  Some three men/A group of three men were here together. Cf., Te mrenu pa hijra  Some three men were here independently.| 	¾
tecycei,÷<te(t)c(u)+y+ce(rs)i=stretch-chair>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *reclining-*chair/*recliner.|[B­] 	¾
ted,÷<tedji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tedji, attend, pay attention.*| 	¾
tedfiu,÷<ted(ji)+fi(br)u=attention-feeble>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(2a)|D is *absent-minded/*distracted by V.|[D­V] 	¾
tedji,÷ted tej tei ¿÷<3/4C ju i; 3/5E attend; 3/5S atend-er>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2v)|K *attend/pay-*attention to D.|[K­D] 	¾„(a)|*attentive, pert. to one who attends. |¾„(i)|*look-here!/*listen/*attention!, attend, w/o; 1st arg., an imp. |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*inattentive, neg. of attentive toŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *attention, an act of being attentive. |¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *inattention, a state of being ­ive. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *attentiveness/*attention, a spec. property. |¾«pu no ‹„»(n)|an *inattention, a spec. property. |¾Used in: hirtei; nurteisatci; tedfiu; tedjua; tedklipu; tedkoi; tedmao; tedmou; tedtoa; teible; teidjo; teiflo; teifro; teigru; teikra; ¾
tedjua,÷<ted(ji)+ju(gr)a=attention-grab>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(3v)|K *intrigue D by V, seize the attention of. |[K­DV] 	¾„(2a)|*intriguing toŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*intrigued byŠ(person)and actionŠ |¾
tedklipu,÷<ted(ji)+klipu=attention-keep>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *fascinate, hold the attention of D with/by V. |[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(v)|be-*fascinated-by, conv. of fascinate. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *fascination, a state of being ­ed. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *fascination, a property of a ­ing thing. |¾
tedkoi,÷<ted(ji)+ko(rj)i=attention-commanding>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '85 4.9¾„(1a)|B is *imposing/*impressive. |[B­] 	¾
tedmao,÷<ted(ji)+ma(dz)o=attention-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K call D's-*attention-to V, makeŠattentive toŠ  |[K­DV] 	¾
tedmou,÷<ted(ji)+mo(rd)u=attend-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(4a)|K more *attentive to V(1) than J is to V(2).|[K­VJV] 	¾
tedtoa,÷<ted(ji)+to(kn)a=attention-take>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '87 3.2¾„(4v)|K *distract D from V by N.|[K­DVN] 	¾„(a)|*distracting (ofŠfromŠ).|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*distraction, mass property.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*distracted/*frantic (byŠfromŠ).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *distraction, spec. event.|¾
tefi,÷<te+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*thirdly, in the third place| 	¾
tei,÷<tedji>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*t, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of tedji, attend, pay attention.*|¾
teible,÷<te(dj)i+ble(ka)=attentively-look>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(2v)|K *contemplate B, look at attentively. |[K­B] 	¾
teidjo,÷<te(dj)i+djo(ri)=attention-member>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 2.6¾„(2n)|D is a *listener/*spectator/*audience-member of/at performance V.|[D­V] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*listeners/*spectators/*audience, mass term. |¾
teiflo,÷<te(dj)i+fo/l(ma)=attention-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(2a)|G is more *attentive than J.|[G­J] 	¾
teifro,÷<te(dj)i+fo/r(li)=attention-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(2a)|K is *attentive/*concentrated/*single-minded to/on/about V.|[K­V] 	¾
teigru,÷<te(dj)i+gru(pa)=attention-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 2.6¾„(2n)|D are *listeners/*spectators/*audience of performance V.|[D­V] 	¾
teikra,÷<te(dj)i+kra(ku)=attention-cry>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.0¾„(2v)|K *bark/*shout about V, used of any attention or alarm cry. |[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *shout/*bark, attention-calling, an act/event. |¾
tej,÷<tedji>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tedji, attend, pay attention.*| 	¾
teknecio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *technetium, element 43 (Tc). |[B­] 	¾
tekto,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 5.7¾„(2n)|S is the/an *architect/*designer of building/project P.|[S­P] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*architecture, the mass of architecting. |¾Used in: tektylae; ¾
tektylae,÷<tekt(o)+y+la(rt)e=architect-art>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '90 5.1¾„(1n)|B is *architecture, building science. |[B­] 	¾
tel,÷<terla>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of terla, terrestrial.*| 	¾
telbie,÷<te(r)l(a)+bi(dj)e=earth-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '91 3.6¾„(2n)|B is the *horizon from viewpoint N.|[B­N] 	¾
telfo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 5.3¾„(2n)|B is a *phone/*telephone-(receiver) in telephone system/network F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|(the)-*telephone, general term. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a telephone-*network, a spec. system. |¾Used in: fektelfo; fektelfyduo; telfyduo; telfypli; telfypoamai; ¾
telfoa,÷<te(r)l(a)+fo(rm)a=earth-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *planet/*world of sun/star F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*planetary, pert. to planets. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *sun, a star with planets, q.v., conv. |¾
telfomspa,÷<te(r)l(a)+fo(r)m(a)+spa(si)=earth-form-space>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *region/*sector/*area of planet F.|[B­F] 	¾
telfyduo,÷<telf(o)+y+du(rz)o=telephone-do>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(4v)|K *telephone (s) D about B via V.|[K­DBV] 	¾
telfypli,÷<telf(o)+y+pli(zo)=telephone-use>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(1v)|K *use-a-*telephone.|[K­] 	¾
telfypoamai,÷<telf(o)+y+po(nd)a+ma(tc)i=telephone-respond-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(1v)|B is a *telephone-answering-machine.|[B­] 	¾
telheostei,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *teleost, a bony fish. |[B­] 	¾
telhurio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *tellurium, element 52 (Te). |[B­] 	¾
telkeo,÷<te(r)l(a)+(c)ke(m)o=earth-time>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|V is an *age/*epoch/*eon, geological epoch lasting C.|[V­C] 	¾
telnorloi,÷<te(r)l(a)+nor+lo(kt)i=earth-not-local>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1a)|B is *extraterrestrial/*alien, not originating on Earth. |[B­] 	¾
telsensi,÷<te(r)l(a)+sensi=earth-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is the science of *geology/a geological fact/law/principle. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*geological, pert. to geology. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*geology, mass term of instances. |¾
telsesmao,÷<te(r)l(a)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=earth-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1n)|B is a *geologist/*earth-scientist. |[B­] 	¾
telvi,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *television set/receiver in system/network F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo nu ‹„»(n)|*television, the mass term of such systems. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a television-*network, a spec. system. |¾
telzvo,÷<te(r)l(a)+zvo(to)=earth-outside>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(a)|*extraterrestrial |[N­] 	¾„(1av)|N is in-*space. |¾
telzvospa,÷<te(r)l(a)+zvo(to)+spa(si)=earth-outside-space>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(1n)|N is *outer-*space. |[N­] 	¾„(a)|*extraterrestrial |¾
ten,÷<tenri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tenri, increase.*| 	¾
tena,÷<te+na=three-now>|¿|Cpd|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(av)|*thrice/*three-times.| 	¾
tendaa,÷<ten(ri)+da(nz)a=grow-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '85 4.4¾„(2n)|B is an *appetite, desire for V.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*appetitive, pertaining to increasing desires. |¾
teni,÷<te+ni=30>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 2.3¾„(n)|*thirty, the number 30, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*thirty ofŠ, quantifying operator, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*thirty, the number thirty, non-math.|¾
tenmao,÷<ten(ri)+ma(dz)o=increase-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *increase/*augment B numerically by amount C.|[K­BC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *increment/*increase, an artificial numerical increment. |¾
tenri,÷ten ¿÷<3/4C tien; 3/6E increase; 2/6S aument-ar>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(n)|an *increment/*increase/*growth, of numbers ofŠ|[D­CB] 	¾„(2v)|D *increase by number C in dimension B.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *growth, the amount grown.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *increase in number, a spec. instance.|¾Used in: fantenri; tendaa; tenmao; tensea; vaurtenri; ¾
tensea,÷<ten(ri)+se(tf)a=increase-put>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 1.1¾„(3v)|K *add component B to mixture F.|[K­BF] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *addend. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *addition (of a substance to a mixture) |¾
tenta,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 3.4¾„(1n)|B is a *tent, a transportable fabric shelter. |[B­] 	¾Used in: tentykosta; ¾
tentykosta,÷<tent(a)+y+kosta=tent-coat>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '85 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *cape/*mantle/*cloak, a formless garment.|[B­] 	¾
teo,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*tau, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
tep,÷<tepli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tepli, church.*| 	¾
tepcuo,÷<tep(li)+cu(nd)o=temple-window>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a *church/*temple-*window in church/temple F.|[B­F] 	¾
tepgai,÷<tep(li)+ga(rn)i=church-govern>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(3n)|B is a *bishop/*priest/*cardinal/*canon over group F for religion N; any member of a church hierarchy. |[B­FN] 	¾
tepli,÷tep ¿÷<4/5E temple; 3/4F temple; 4/6S templo; 2/8C li bai tang>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *church/*temple of god(s) S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*clerical/*ecclesiastical , pert. to churches. |¾Used in: cmatepli; graceitepli; nortepli; tepcuo; tepgai; tepsta; tepstatiu; teptaa; tepvei; tepypea; tepypeu; ¾
tepsta,÷<tep(li)+sta(di)=temple-platform>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|B is an/the *altar of church/temple F.|[B­F] 	¾
tepstatiu,÷<tep(li)+sta(di)+ti(fr)u=temple-stage-offer>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2¾„(3v)|K *sacrifice/ritually-*offer B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *sacrifice/ritual-*offering, that which is ­ed. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*sacrificial. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *sacrifice/ritual-*offering. |¾
teptaa,÷<tep(li)+ta(kn)a=church-speech>|¿|2_Cpx|JT '83 3.3¾„(3n)|B is a *sermon on P by K.|[B­PK] 	¾
tepvei,÷<tep(li)+ve(tc)i=church-event>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|V is a *rite/*service/*mass/*ritual of church F.|[V­F] 	¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*ritualistic, pert. to ritual. |¾
tepypea,÷<tep(li)+y+pe(nt)a=church-point>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '86 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *church-*steeple. |[B­] 	¾
tepypeu,÷<tep(li)+y+pe(rn)u=church-person>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '85 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *cleric/*clergyperson/*priest of religion N. |[B­N] 	¾
ter,÷<te>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of te,3.*| 	¾
Ter-,÷<ISV>|¿|Name|L4 '75 1.0¾«la ‹„»(na)|(the planet) *Earth.| 	¾
tera,÷<te+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 5.8¾„(2n)|is a *triple/*trio/*triad/*threesome/3-member subset of set..., a cardinal predicate; e.g., Da tera lea murki  X is a trio of monkeys. | 	¾
terbiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *terbium, element 65 (Tb). |[B­] 	¾
terdea,÷<ter+de(tr)a=three-daughter>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|B is the *great-granddaughter of grandfather S and grandmother S.|[B­SS] 	¾
terdei,÷<ter+de(nl)i=3-day>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *Wednesday of week/month F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Wednesday (the 4th day of the week). |¾
terdirkai,÷<ter+dir(co)+ka(tl)i=3-dimension-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *three-dimensional, with dimensions F, not necessarily spatial. |[B­F] 	¾
terfra,÷<ter+fa/r(fu)=three-father>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|S is a *great-grandfather of P, similarly for older ancestors. |[S­P] 	¾
terfucdei,÷<ter+fu(t)c(i)+de(nl)i=three-after-day>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *day-after-the-day-after-*tomorrow of day F.|[B­F] 	¾
tergru,÷<ter+gru(pa)=3rd-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)| B is a *company/*group, the 3rd 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., kertergru  air group. Cf. surgru|[B­F] 	¾
terhapeni,÷<Lin. Terrapene>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *terrapin, a variety of *turtle. |[B­] 	¾
terho,÷¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|F is a *trillionfold(US)/*billionfold(UK) of B, (10E12) international prefix. |[F­B] 	¾
teri,÷<te+ri=3rd>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|a/the *third term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal predicate.| 	¾„(a)|*tertiary/*third, of 3rd members, before predicates.|¾
terjaofoa,÷<ter+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=3-angle-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7¾„(2n)|B is a *triangle with vertices F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*triangular, pert. to triangles. |¾
terkai,÷<ter+ka(tl)i=3-quality>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a 3-place *property/*relation among N, collective. |[B­N] 	¾
terkaipua,÷<ter+ka(tl)i+pu(rd)a=3-quality-word>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(3v)|B is a *predicate (3-place)/3-place *relation V among F.|[B­VF] 	¾„(n)|a 3-place *predicate. |¾
terkea,÷<ter+(c)ke(l)a=third-school>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '85 3.4¾„(3n)|B is a *college of/specializing in teaching P at (location) N. |[B­PN] 	¾
terki,÷¿÷<Eng. turkey, a native American bird>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '88 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *turkey, a large American fowl. |[B­] 	¾
terklu,÷<ter+ku/(t)l(a)=three-cut>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *trisect D, cutŠinto three equal parts along lines N.|[K­DN] 	¾
terkoi,÷<ter+ko(rj)i=3rd-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *captain/*army-*captain/*lieutenant-*senior-*grade/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., murterkoi  naval lieutenant senior grade. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
terla,÷tel ¿÷<L terra>|¿|L_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1a)|B is *terrestrial/*earthbound/*earth/*world, pert. to the planet earth. |[B­] 	¾Used in: telbie; telfoa; telfomspa; telkeo; telnorloi; telsensi; telsesmao; telzvo; telzvospa; ¾
termaa,÷<ter+ma(tm)a=three-father>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|S is a *great-grandmother of P, similarly for older ancestors. |[S­P] 	¾
termao,÷<ter+ma(dz)o=three-make>|¿|1_Cpx|FR '86 5.0¾„(1v)|K *triplicate/*triple, multiply threefold. |[K­] 	¾„(a)|*threefold. |¾
termea,÷<ter+me(ns)a=3-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|V is a *March of year F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*March (the name of the 4th month of the year). |¾
terpasdei,÷<ter+pas(ko)+de(nl)i=three-before-day>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *day-before-the-day-before-*yesterday of day F.|[B­F] 	¾
terpoi,÷<ter+po(rl)i=3rd-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *count/*earl of domain N|[B­N] 	¾
Terrapene-ornata,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a variety of *turtle.| 	¾
Tersina-viridis,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *swallow-tanager.| 	¾
tersini,÷<Lin. Tersina>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *tanager,  a bird of genus Tersina. |[B­] 	¾
terspa,÷<ter+spa(si)=three-space>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2n)|C is the *volume of B, a container. |[C­B] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*volume, mass term. |¾
terspamei,÷<ter+spa(si)+me(rl)i=3-space-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(3v)|K *measure the *volume of B to be C.|[K­BC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *volume measured. |¾
terspatcu,÷<ter+spa(si)+tcu(re)=3-dimensional-picture>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '84 3.2¾„(3n)|P is a *statue of B by K.|[P­BK] 	¾
tersuo,÷<ter+su(nh)o=three-son>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is the *great-grandson of grandfather S and grandmother S.|[P­SS] 	¾
tertciha,÷<ter+tciha=three-child>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is the *great-grandchild of grandfather S and grandmother S.|[P­SS] 	¾
tertro,÷<ter+tro(li)=3rd-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *corporal *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., murtertro  petty officer third class|[B­F] 	¾
testi,÷¿÷<5/6E testes; 5/8F testicule; 5/9S testiculo>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *testicle/*ovary/*gonad of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*gonadal, pert. to gonads. |¾Used in: femtesti; mentesti; ¾
testuda,÷<Lin. Testudines>|¿|Bor.|JCB '97 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *female-turtle/-tortoise. |[B­] 	¾
testude,÷<Lin. Testudines>|¿|Bor.|JCB '97 7+¾„(1n)|B is *like-a-turtle/-tortoise. |[B­] 	¾
testudi,÷<Lin. Testudines>|¿|Bor.|JCB '97 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *baby/*infant-turtle/-tortoise. |[B­] 	¾
testudo,÷<Lin. Testudines>|¿|Bor.|JCB '97 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *male-turtle/-tortoise. |[B­] 	¾
testudu,÷<Lin. Testudines>|¿|Bor.|JCB '97 7+¾„(1n)|B is a generic *turtle/*tortoise, a member of the order Testudines. |[B­] 	¾
tet,÷<tetri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tetri, weather.*| 	¾
tetcu,÷tec teu ¿÷<4/6E stretch; 2/4C chen; 2/4H khich-na; 2/7S extend-er>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*extendable/*stretchable/*stretchy, stretchable. |[B­DS] 	¾„(3v)|B *stretch/*extend to length D from length S.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *extension, a spec. state of being ­ed. |¾Used in: barteu; cketeu; makteu; skatyteu; stuteu; tcelyteu; tecmao; tecycei; teutco; zavteu; ¾
tetri,÷tet ¿÷<4/5G wetter; 3/5J tenki; 4/7C tien chi; 2/4E weather>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|V is a *weather-phenomenon of region/planet F.|[V­F] 	¾„(a)|*meteorological, pert. to weather. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*weather, mass term of phenomena. |¾Used in: britetcli; britetri; cribritetri; critetri; nicbritetri; nicytetri; siftetri; tetysensi; tetysesmao; tontetri; vanbritetri; vantetri; ¾
tetysensi,÷<tet(ri)+y+sensi=weather-science>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is the science of *meteorology/a meteorological fact/law/principle.|[B­] 	¾„(a)|*meteorological, pert. to meteorology. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*meteorology, mass term. |¾
tetysesmao,÷<tet(ri)+y+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=weather-science-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(1n)|B is a *meteorologist. |[B­] 	¾
teu,÷<tetcu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tetcu, stretch.*| 	¾
teutco,÷<te(tc)u+(to)tco=stretch-touch>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 1.0¾„(2v)|K can just *reach/*touch_by-stretching B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*reachable/*touchable_by-stretching/*attainable. <D­K>. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*reach, a specific act of ­ing. <V­KD>. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*reach, a specific property. <B­>. |¾
ti,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*this/*these/*here, a demonstrative variable for near things/events, as 'he ran here/give me this'.| 	¾«‹ gudbi denli„»(ph)|*Good-day, this is a good day.|¾«‹ gudbi monza„»(ph)|*Good-morning<, this is a good morning.>.|¾«‹ gudbi natli„»(ph)|*Good-night<, this is a good night.>.|¾«‹ gudbi pasnai„»(ph)|*Good-evening<, this is a good evening.>.|¾«‹ ie„»(q)|*what's this?, a request for information about 'this', cf. ie ti.|¾
tia,÷<tisra>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of tisra, select.*| 	¾„(ms)|*times/*multiplied-by, the multiplication operator, math.|¾
tiafra,÷<ti(sr)a+fa/r(fu)=choose-father>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *adoptive-*father of D.|[B­D] 	¾
tialhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *ptyalin of/from S, a salivary amylase. |[B­S] 	¾
tiarklaki,÷<ti(sr)a+r+klaki=selector-key>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *shift-key/*modifier-key selecting value-set C on keyboard/system F, default upper-case; a key which modifies the action of other keys.|[B­CF] 	¾
tic,÷<tirca>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tirca, wire.*| 	¾
ticycli,÷<ti(r)c(a)+y+cli(ka)=wire-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *wiry, wire-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *wiryness, a spec. property. |¾
ticynetre,÷<ti(r)c(a)+y+netre=wire-net>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *screen for selection by size. |[B­] 	¾
ticysea,÷<ti(r)c(a)+y+se(tf)a=wire-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.2¾„(3v)|K *wire B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *wiring, a state of being wired. |¾
tid,÷<tidjo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tidjo, heavy.*| 	¾
tidbeicko,SEE tidbercko
tidbercko,÷<tid(jo)+ber(ti)+cko(zu)=heavy-carry-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K *burden D with B.|[K­DB] 	¾
tidjo,÷tid tio ¿÷<3/4C jong; 4/7R tiazhiol-ii; 2/4E weighty>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*heavy/*weighty, weightier thanŠin gravity fieldŠ |[G­JCN] 	¾„(4a)|G is *heavier than J by C in gravity-field N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*heaviness/*weight, mass prop. |¾Used in: baltio; ctitio; koltio; meltio; mrolimtio; muvjuatio; skatio; tidbercko; tidmei; tidmelmai; tidnurbei; tiocri; tiokla; tioska; ¾
tidmei,÷<tid(jo)+me(rl)i=weight-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/JCB '95 2.7¾„(4v)|K *weigh/*measure the *heaviness of B to be C, a dim. num., on scale/balance/weighing machine V.|[K­BCV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a measured *weight.|¾
tidmelmai,÷<tid(jo)+me(r)l(i)+ma(tc)i=heavy-measure-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(1n)|V is a *scale/*balance/*weighing-machine. Cf. balpae.|[V­] 	¾
tidnurbei,÷<tid(jo)+nur+be(rt)i=heavy-load>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.1¾„(2v)|B is a *burden of D.|[B­D] 	¾
tie,÷<trime>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*with/*through/*by-(means of), any means/instrument.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of stire, stairs.*|¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*somehow/*anyhow/*however.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*how?/by-*what-means?/with-*what-tools? ‹ a question about means.|¾«‹ no ba„»(ph)|not-at-*all/*by-no-means/in-no-*way, lit., by no means x.|¾«‹ ta„»(av)|*thereby/*therewith, by that means, a mod. phrase|¾
tif,÷<tifru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tifru, offer.*| 	¾
tifhusi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|D is suffering from *typhus. |[D­] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*typhus, mass term. |¾
tifnorcue,÷<tif(ru)+nor+cu(ts)e=no-say>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *reject/*spurn offer B for reason S.|[K­BS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*rejected/*spurned, pert. to an offer. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *rejection, turning down an offer. |¾
tifnortaa,÷<tif(ru)+nor+ta(kn)a=offer-not-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.9¾„(3v)|K *decline/*refuse offer B from S.|[K­BS] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *refusal (of offerŠfromŠ). |¾
tifru,÷tif tiu ¿÷<2/3E offer; 2/3F offre; 3/5C ti chu; 2/5S ofrec-er>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *offer/*offering, an act of ­ing. |[K­BDP] 	¾„(n)|an *offerer, one who ­s. |¾„(4v)|K *offer/*proffer B to D for use/purpose P.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *offer/*offering, a thing offered, conv. of offer. |¾Used in: blitratiu; clutiu; gadtiu; haftifsia; kadtiu; mertiu; nurtifsei; rirtifmao; rirtiu; tepstatiu; tifnorcue; tifnortaa; tiftua; ¾
tiftua,÷<tif(ru)+tu(rk)a=offer-work>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *volunteer to do P for D.|[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|a *volunteer. |¾
tigra,÷¿÷<4/4R tigr; 4/4F tigre; 4/5E tiger; 4/5S tigre; 4/5G tiger; 3/4J tora>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(1n)|B is a female*tiger/*tigress, a carnivorous mammal, Felis tigris. |[B­] 	¾
tigre,÷¿÷<tigra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *tiger-like, resembling or pertaining to tigers.|[B­] 	¾
tigri,÷¿÷<tigra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is an infant *tiger.|[B­] 	¾
tigro,÷¿÷<tigra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *tiger.|[B­] 	¾
tigru,÷¿÷<tigra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is any *tiger, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
tikli,÷¿÷<Onamatopoetic>|¿|O_Prim|FR '87 3.6¾„(1v)|B *tinkle. |[B­] 	¾
til,÷<trili>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trili, attract.*| 	¾
tilba,÷¿÷<3/3C i ba; 2/3E tail>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is the *tail of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: frenurtilba; hertilba; ¾
tilmou,÷<t(r)il(i)+mo(rd)u=attractive-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.0¾„(4a)|G is more *attractive than J to D in features N.|[G­JDN] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*attractiveness, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|more *unattractive thanŠtoŠ, conv. |¾
tilnitci,÷<t(r)il(i)+nitci=attractive-neat>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(2a)|G is *smarter/more-*dashing than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(1a)|*smart/*dashing. |¾
timhini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *thymine, a purine component of nucleic acid. |[B­] 	¾
timho,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *thymus of F, a gland. |[B­F] 	¾
tin,÷<tinmo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tinmo, ink.*| 	¾
tincli,÷<tin(mo)+cli(ka)=ink-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|K is more *inky, ink-like than J.|[K­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*inkiness, mass term of properties. |¾
tinmo,÷tin ¿÷<2/2C mo; 3/5S tinta; 3/5G tinte; 2/4J inku>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.1¾„(1n)|B is a drop/quantity of *ink from source S. |[B­S] 	¾Used in: tincli; ¾
tio,÷<tidjo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*that, the last *referred-to *situation (DA).  | 	¾„(af)|a combining form of tidjo, heavy.* |¾
tiocri,÷<ti(dj)o+cri(na)=heavy-rain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|V is a *downpour/*cloud-burst/heavy-*rain from cloud S.|[V­S] 	¾
tiokla,÷<ti(dj)o+kla(bu)=heavy-cloth>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.6¾„(1n)|B is a *blanket, rectilinear cloth for warmth. |[B­] 	¾
tioska,÷<ti(dj)o+ska(lu)=heavy-scale>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2n)|V is a *weight scale, a system of units and zero point for measuring weight in gravity field N.|[V­N] 	¾
tiphi,÷¿÷<Sioux tipi>|¿|N_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tepee from S, an Amerind portable dwelling.|[B­S] 	¾
tir,÷<stire>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of stire, stairs.*| 	¾
tirca,÷tic ¿÷<2/3C syan; 2/3H tar; 2/4E wire>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 4.2¾„(1n)|B is a *filament/*wire. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*wire, made of wire. |¾Used in: rortirca; stitirca; ticycli; ticynetre; ticysea; ¾
tirhoidi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *thyroid of/from S, a gland. |[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*thyroid, pert. to the Šgland. |¾
tirsei,÷<(s)tir(e)+se(tc)i=stair-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *staircase/*stairway/*stairs/*steps. |[B­] 	¾
tirseireu,÷<(s)tir(e)+se(tc)i+(t)re(l)u=stair-rail>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.1¾„(2n)|B is a *banister/*stair-railing of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tis,÷<tisra>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tisra, select.*| 	¾
tishelgru,÷<tis(ra)+hel(ba)+gru(pa)=choose-help-group>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.7¾„(2n)|F is the editorial *staff of B.|[F­B] 	¾
tiskui,÷<tis(ra)+ku(nc)i=choose-kin>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *relative of B by adoption. |[B­B] 	¾
tismaa,÷<tis(ra)+ma(tm)a=choose-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *adoptive-*mother of D.|[B­D] 	¾
tispee,÷<tis(ra)+pe(nr)e=choose-parent>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *adoptive-*parent of D.|[B­D] 	¾
tisra,÷tis tia ¿÷<3/4C tiao; 3/5E choice; 3/6R vybira-t; 2/5J erabu>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*selective, of one who ­s.  |[K­BF] 	¾„(3v)|K *select/*choose B from/among F, a set of alternatives. |¾„(n)|a *selector, one who/that which ­s.  |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*choices/*alternatives/*menu, a set of choices.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a set of *alternatives/*choices, conv. of select,Šv..  |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *choice/*selection, a chosen thing.  |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*alternative, selectable, converse form.  |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *choice/*selection, an act of ­ing.  |¾Used in: cantia; daktia; diltia; dirtia; furtia; furtialista; gadnurtia; gandirtia; gantiaklaki; gudtia; kojtiaklaki; livdantia; mortia; noirtiaklaki; norpebtia; nortistia; nortistia; nursantia; nurtia; nurtiatciha; pebtia; pebtiadju; poltia; purtia; reznurtia; tcihytia; tiafra; tiarklaki; tishelgru; tiskui; tismaa; tispee; toltiaklaki; zvotia; zvotisveo; ¾
titci,÷tci ¿÷< 2/2E eat; 2/2C ch; 3/6S mastic-ar>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|an *eater, one who eats. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *eat B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*eaten byŠ, converse form. |¾Used in: cefmiatci; fomtci; gadtcijmi; grotci; hebtci; hebtcipai; hoitci; huitci; kaltci; kintci; latmiatci; miatci; midmiatci; miotci; mozmiatci; mrotsutci; natmiatci; nortci; nortcimorcea; rartci; rastci; sektci; tciclecea; tciclecko; tciclemao; tcicni; tcidaa; tcifii; tcihea; tcikrinu; tcikru; tcilei; tcinirda; ¾
titfa,÷¿÷<3/3E teat; 4/4R tita; 3/4S teta; 3/6C nai fang; 2/5H chhati>|¿|62% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*mammary, pert. to breasts. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *breast/*teat of F.|¾
tithanio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *titanium, element 22 (Ti). |[B­] 	¾
tiu,÷<tifru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tifru, offer.*| 	¾
to,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|the *digit-*two (2), as in netote (123).| 	¾„(a)|*two/*pair/*couple ofŠ, a description quantifier. E.g., To le fumna pa merji  (Some) Two of the women were married; To fumna pa hijra  (Some) Two women were here independently. Cf., tocu.|¾„(a)|*two (2), in math. expressions. |¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*two (2), the number two, in non-math. expressions. |¾
toa,÷<tokna>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of tokna, take.* | 	¾„(p)|*this, the about-to-be-mentioned *remark/*utterance/*textual-item. (DA).  |¾
tob,÷<tobme>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tobme, table.*| 	¾
tobhoganu,÷<Int>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *toboggan of/from S.|[B­S] 	¾
tobkua,÷<tob(me)+ku(vg)a=table-cover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *tablecloth.|[B­] 	¾
tobme,÷tob toe ¿÷<2/3H mez; 2/4E table; 2/4R stol; 2/4S mesa; 2/4F table; 2/6J teburu>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *table , a flat surface for eating/working. |[B­] 	¾Used in: caltoe; certoe; fodtoe; sritoe; tobkua; tobmoa; tobsua; tobsuvfua; tobsuvmeu; toeski; turtoe; vemtoe; ¾
tobmoa,÷<tob(me)+mo(nc)a=table-mountain>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 2.2¾„(2n)|B is a *mesa/*butte, a flat topped hill of landmass F.|[B­F] 	¾
tobsua,÷<tob(me)+su(rv)a=table-serve>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|a *waiter/*waitress, one who waits on tables. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *serve-(food)/*wait-on-table to D with V.|¾
tobsuvfua,÷<tob(me)+su(r)v(a)+fu(mn)a=table-serve-woman>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is a *waitress of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tobsuvmeu,÷<tob(me)+su(r)v(a)+m(r)e(n)u=table-serve-man>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is a *waiter of F.|[B­F] 	¾
toc,÷<totco>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of totco, touch.*| 	¾
tocfiu,÷<to(t)c(o)+fi(br)u=touch-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *touch-impaired/*numb. |[B­] 	¾
tocfiucko,÷<to(t)c(o)+fi(br)u+cko(zu)=touch-feeble-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.7¾„(2v)|N *dull/*numb/*anaesthetize D.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|*anaesthetic forŠ |¾„(a)|*dulling/*numbing/*anaesthetizingŠ |¾
tocfoa,÷<to(t)c(o)+fo(rm)a=touch-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a/the *touch, way of touching of S.|[B­S] 	¾
tocki,÷¿÷<2/2E key; 3/5H chabi; 2/4C yao sh>|¿|48% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.8¾„(2n)|B is a *key to N, for opening locks. |[B­N] 	¾
tocu,÷|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*two (2), in math. expressions. | 	¾„(a)|*two/*pair/*couple ofŠacting together, an indefinite set describer. E.g., Tocu mrenu pa hijra  Some two men were here together. Cf., To mrenu pa hijra  Some two men were here independently.|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*two (2), the number two, non-math. |¾
toe,÷<to=two>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(a)|*respective, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾„(av)|*respectively, a discourse operator (UI).|¾„(af)|a combining form of tobme, table.*|¾
toeski,÷<to(bm)e+ski(tu)=table-sit>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '97 7+¾„(2V)|K *sit-at (table, desk, etc.) B|[K­B] 	¾
tofi,÷<to+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*secondly, in the second place| 	¾
tog,÷<togri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of togri, agree.*| 	¾
togdiu,÷<tog(ri)+di(sl)u=agree-discuss>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '87 2.6¾„(n)|*dealer/*negotiater (ofŠwithŠ), one who ­s. |[K­ND] 	¾„(a)|*dealing/*negotiating, pertaining to ­ing. |¾„(3v)|K *deal/*negotiate N with D.|¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*deal/*negotiation, that which is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dealing/*negotiation, a specific case of ­ing. |¾
togdou,÷<tog(ri)+do(ns)u=agree-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(4v)|K *forfeit B to D under rules/agreement N.|[K­BDN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *forfeiture/*loss/*forfeit, something forfeited. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *forfeiture, an event/act of ­ingŠ |¾
togri,÷tog toi ¿÷<3/4E agree; 3/4C tong i>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *agree-with/*accommodate/*settle N about/that V.|[K­NV] 	¾„(a)|*agreeable, of that which/one who agrees.|¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *agreement/*settlement, a thing agreed to.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *agreement/*accommodation/*settlement, an act of ­ing.|¾Used in: daztoi; durnortoi; durtoi; fektoi; hamtoi; hatnortoi; jmitoi; leirtoi; noirdurtoi; nortoi; nurgartoi; rorguntoi; rultoi; togdiu; togdou; togsaa; togsanmao; torguntoi; tratoi; tseraztoi; turtoiduo; vemtoi; ¾
togsaa,÷<tog(ri)+sa(np)a=agree-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(v)|*agree/*assent to, by gesture toŠ |[B­DN] 	¾„(3n)|B is an *affirmative/*positive, a sign of D's agreement/assent to N, gesture of assent. |¾„(a)|*affirmative/*positive, of assenting gestures. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *agreement, an act of ­ing by gesture. |¾
togsanmao,÷<tog(ri)+san(pa)+ma(dz)o=agree-sign-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|K *assent-to/*agree-to/*affirm N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(a)|an *affirmation/*assent. |¾
toi,÷<togri>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of togri, agree.* | 	¾„(p)|*that, the last-mentioned *remark/*utterance/*textual-item (DA).  |¾
tok,÷<tomki>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tomki, automatic.*| 	¾
tokmai,÷<to(m)k(i)+ma(tc)i=automatic-machine>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *robot/*automaton, an automatic machine. |[B­] 	¾
tokmao,÷<to(m)k(i)+ma(dz)o=automatic-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *automatize/*automate, makes D automatic. |[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *automation, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*automated, conv. of automate. |¾
tokna,÷toa ¿÷<2/2C na; 2/4J toru; 2/3E take; 2/3S tom-ar>|¿|53% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *appropriate/*remove/*take-(away) B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«‹ ti„»(i)|Here!/*Take this!, w/o; 1st arg., an imperative. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *appropriation, a thing appropriated. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appropriation/*removal, an act of takingŠfrom. |¾Used in: bankytoa; batfantoa; biltoa; blutoa; blutoaspi; cmefantoa; comtoabeo; damtoa; dastoa; duptoa; fantoa; foirnurtoa; fostoa; frutoa; furtoafio; gacysiftoa; haptoa; hervantoa; jugtoa; koltoa; kuktoa; miurtoa; nimtsitoa; nurcnitoa; pebtoa; pertsitoa; plitoa; poirtoa; pontoa; siftoa; skapytoa; smitoa; tedtoa; toltoa; tsikaitoa; tsitoa; tsitoltoa; zvotoa; ¾
tokri,÷¿÷<3/7S clarion; 2/3F craie; 3/5E chalky; 3/5J choku; 3/6H khariya; 3/6G kreide>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.2¾„(a)|*chalk, made of ‹. |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *chalk from S.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*chalk, mass term. |¾Used in: nurkoktokri; tokrycli; ¾
tokrycli,÷<tokr(i)+y+cli(ka)=chalk-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *chalky, chalk-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *chalkiness, a spec. property. |¾
toksini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *toxin of/from S.|[B­S] 	¾
tol,÷<troli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of troli, control.*| 	¾
tolbalma,÷<t(r)ol(i)+balma=control-ball>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *trackball of system F, a display pointer.|[B­F] 	¾
tolganynurbai,÷<t(r)ol(i)+gan(ta)+y+nur+ba(lc)i=control-tall-building>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *control-tower of airport F.|[B­F] 	¾
tolgei,÷<t(r)ol(i)+ge(ts)i=control-get>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *bring D under-control/get-*control-of/overŠ |[K­D] 	¾
tolnurdou,÷<t(r)ol(i)+nur+do(ns)u=control-given>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(3v)|K *assume/*take-over/are-*transferred control of B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *takeover, a spec. instance of transfer of control. |¾
tolpai,÷<t(r)ol(i)+pa(rt)i=control-part>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *control-surface of aircraft F.|[B­F] 	¾«kerpozfa ‹„»(n)|B is an *airbrake of aircraft F|¾«luftytenri ‹„»(n)|B is a *flap of aircraft F.|¾«nazbyjao ‹„»(n)|B is an *elevator of aircraft F.|¾«skojao ‹„»(n)|B is an *aileron of aircraft F|¾
tolpilno,÷<t(r)ol(i)+pilno=control-plane>|¿|2_Cpx|SRL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *rudder/*control-surface of vehicle F.|[B­F] 	¾
tolrolgu,÷<t(r)ol(i)+rolgu=control-roller>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *mouse of system F, a rolling display pointer|[B­F] 	¾
tolstuka,÷<t(r)ol(i)+stuka=control-stick>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *joystick of system F, a stick-type controller|[B­F] 	¾
toltiaklaki,÷<t(r)ol(i)+ti(sr)a+klaki=control-selector-key>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *control-key on keyboard/system F.|[B­F] 	¾
toltoa,÷<t(r)ol(i)+to(kn)a=control-take>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.4¾„(3v)|K *assume/*take-over/*usurp control of B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *takeover, a spec. instance of assuming control. |¾
toltrana,÷<t(r)ol(i)+trana=not-passive-control-rotate>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1v)|(aircraft) K *spins|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *spin (uncontrolled rotating descent of aircraft)|¾
toma,÷<to+ma=200>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|*two hundred, the number, math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*two-hundred ofŠ, a quantifying operator, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*two hundred, the number, non-math..|¾
tomki,÷tok ¿÷<4/10S automatico; 3/9J jidoteki; 2/7R avtomat; 4/8E automatic; 4/8H atomatic; 4/8F automatique>|¿|35% C_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|B is *automatic in function N, self-moving/acting. |[B­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *automation, a state of being automatic. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *automaticity, a spec. property. |¾Used in: tokmai; tokmao; ¾
tomo,÷<to+mo=2000>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*two-thousand ofŠ, a quantifying operator, in math. exp.| 	¾„(n)|*two thousand, the number, math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*two thousand, the number, non-math.|¾
tomomo,÷<to+mo+mo=2000000>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*two-million ofŠ, a quantifying operator, in math. exp.| 	¾„(n)|*two million, the number, math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*two million, the number, non-math.|¾
tomomomo,÷<to+mo+mo=2000000000>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|*two billion, the number, math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*two-billion ofŠ, a quantifying operator, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*two billion, the number, non-math.|¾
tomto,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 6.4¾„(1n)|B is a/some *tomato (es) from source S. |[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*tomatoes, general term. |¾
ton,÷<torni>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of torni, twist.*| 	¾
toncea,÷<to(r)n(i)+ce(nj)a=twist-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(1v)|D *warp/*twist, (actor unspecified). |[D­] 	¾
toncko,÷<to(r)n(i)+cko(zu)=twist-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(2v)|N *warp/*twist D, nonintentional. |[N­D] 	¾
tongu,÷¿÷<2/3E tongue; 3/5C she tou; 3/6S lengua>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2n)|B is the *tongue of F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*lingual, pert. to tongues, body-part. |¾Used in: tongysanduo; ¾
tongysanduo,÷<tong(u)+y+san(pa)+du(rz)o=tongue-sign-do>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *stick-out-tongue at D.|[K­D] 	¾
toni,÷<to+ni=20>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(n)|*twenty, the number, math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*twenty ofŠ, a quantifying operator, in math. exp.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*twenty, the number, non-math.|¾
tonkro,÷<to(r)n(i)+kro(li)=twist-current>|¿|2_Cpx|CF/JCB/RAM '83 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *whirl/*whirlpool/*vortex in liquid B.|[V­B] 	¾
tonmao,÷<to(r)n(i)+ma(dz)o=twist-make>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.1¾„(3v)|K *warp/*twist D under load C, intentional. |[K­DC] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *torque, an applied load twisting. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*twisted, of that which is made ­ed. |¾
tonme,÷¿÷<Eng. ton>|¿|I_Prim|RAM '87 3.3¾„(2v)|B *weigh  C in *ton (s) Specify gleco or merko, or better yet megygramo.|[B­C] 	¾«gleco ‹„»(2v)|weigh in British *ton (s) (20cwt,160 stones 2240lbs)Š |¾«merko ‹„»(2v)|weigh in US *ton (s) (2000 lbs)Š |¾
tontetri,÷<to(r)n(i)+tetri=twist-weather>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified). |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *tornado in F, e.g. Mu pa nu tontetri. We had a tornado. |¾
too,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*you/*y'all/*you-all/*yourselves, in the "each of you individually" sense, the plural 2nd person mutliple variable, of several persons spoken/written to independently. Cf. tu for the singular sense of you, tou for the "you all collectively" sense of you, and tuu/tuo for the "you and others" sense of you. | 	¾«‹ he?„»(ph)|*How_are_you_all?/*What_are_you_individually?/*What_does_each_of_you-do?.|¾«Hu namci ‹?„»(ph)|*What_are_your(_individual)-names?. |¾
tor,÷<to>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of to, 2.*| 	¾
tora,÷<to+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|is a *pair/*dyad/*twosome/*couple, a two-member subset of set..., a cardinal predicate; e.g., Da tora lea blanirda  X is a pair of bluebirds. | 	¾„(a)|*dyadic/*dual, pert. to pairs/dyads /two-somes/. |¾„(n)|*both, as in 'both went', the twosome. |¾
torclu,÷<tor+clu(va)=two-lovers>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(1n)|F is/are a *couple/bonded/mated+*pair of humans/animals. |[F­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *pair-bond, a state of being a pair, qv. |¾
tordanse,÷<tor+danse=two-dance>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.7¾„(3v)|K *dance with K to N.|[K­KN] 	¾„(a)|*dancing, pertaining to ­ing. |¾„(n)|*dancer, withŠtoŠone who ­s. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *dance, an event of ­ing. |¾
tordea,÷<tor+de(tr)a=two-daughter>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is the *granddaughter of grandfather S and grandmother S.|[P­SS] 	¾
tordei,÷<tor+de(nl)i=2-day>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *Tuesday of week/month F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*Tuesday (the 3rd day of the week). |¾
tordurcue,÷<tor+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=2-do-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(a)|*contractual. |[K­PKP] 	¾„(4v)|K *promise to do P in view of K(1)'s promise to do P(1).|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *contract/*agreement/*compact/*covenant. |¾
tordurcuepre,÷<tor+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e+p(ap)re=two-do-say(contract)-paper>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3n)|N is a written-*contract B between parties F.|[N­BF] 	¾
torfra,÷<tor+fa/r(fu)=two-father>|¿|1_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(2n)|S is a *grandfather of P.|[S­P] 	¾
torfucdei,÷<tor+fu(t)c(i)+de(nl)i=two-after-day>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.8¾„(1n)|V is the *day-after-tomorrow. |[V­] 	¾„(1n)|the day-after-*tomorrow. |¾
torgru,÷<tor+gru(pa)=2nd-group>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *platoon/*squadron, the 2nd smallest military-unit of some larger *military-*force F, without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., kertorgru  air squadron. Cf. surgru.|[B­F] 	¾
torguntoi,÷<tor+gun(ti)+to(gr)i=two-country-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(2n)|N is a *treaty/*accord/*agreement/*entente/*settlement/*pact between countries F.|[N­F] 	¾
torhiio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *thorium, element 90 (Th). |[B­] 	¾
tori,÷<to+ri=2nd>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*secondary/*second, of 2nd members, before predicates.| 	¾„(2n)|the *second term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal predicate.|¾
torjai,÷<tor+ja(lt)i=two-product>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 1.7¾„(a)|*even, of numbers divisible by two. | 	¾„(1n)|B is an even-*number/*even-number.  |¾
torkai,÷<tor+ka(tl)i=2-quality>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a 2-place*property/*relation among F., dual collective. |[B­F] 	¾
torkaipua,÷<tor+ka(tl)i+pu(rd)a=2-quality-word>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(n)|a *predicate (2-place). |[B­NF] 	¾„(3v)|B *predicate (2-place)/2-place *relation N among F.|¾
torkanpi,÷<tor+kanpi=two-compete>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(3v)|K *compete one-on-one with K for B.|[K­KB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *rival, one who ­s with anotherŠ forŠ |¾
torkea,÷<tor+(c)ke(l)a=two-school>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a secondary-*school/*high-school of community F.|[B­F] 	¾
torklu,÷<tor+ku/(t)l(a)=two-cut>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|K *bisect, cut D into two equal parts. |[K­D] 	¾
torkoi,÷<tor+ko(rj)i=2nd-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *first-*lieutenant/*lieutenant-*junior-*grade/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., murtorkoi  naval lieutenant junior grade. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general|[B­F] 	¾
torkrilu,÷<tor+krilu=two-wheel>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *bicycle, or any two-wheeled vehicle. |[B­] 	¾
torkuehoo,÷<tor+ku(mc)e+ho(rt)o=.5-hour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|C is a *half-hour/thirty-*minute period of hour B.|[C­B] 	¾
torkuetrana,÷<tor+ku(mc)e+trana=two/under(half)-turn>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K *invert D/*turnŠ*upsidedown, rotates 180° with respect to some axis N (the horizontal axis being the default).|[K­DN]  	¾«nuo ‹„»(v)|K *roll-over (self)|¾«nuo ‹ le vreti„»(v)|K *about-turn/*turn-about (self)|¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*inversion, an-act-of-inverting something. |¾
tormaa,÷<tor+ma(tm)a=two-mother>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '91 2.8¾„(2n)|S is a *grandmother of P.|[S­P] 	¾
tormao,÷<tor+ma(dz)o=two-make>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2v)|K *double/*duplicate/*make-two-of B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *duplication, an act of doubling. |¾
tormea,÷<tor+me(ns)a=2-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|V is a *February of year F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*February (the name of the 4th month of the year). |¾
torni,÷ton ¿÷<3/4E torque; 3/4S torc-er; 3/4F tord-re; 2/3C nio; 2/3H mor-na>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2v)|D *twist, become twisted under load C.|[D­C] 	¾„(a)|*twisted, of naturally ­ed things. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *torque, a load which twistsŠ, q.v. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *twist, a property of being ­ed. |¾Used in: cantorni; faslytorni; jiurtorni; leztorni; ricytorni; toncea; toncko; tonkro; tonmao; tontetri; ¾
tornirheo,÷<tor+nir+he(dr)o=twenty-hedron>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT/RAM '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an *icosahedron. |[B­] 	¾
torpasdei,÷<tor+pas(ko)+de(nl)i=two-before-day>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.6¾„(1n)|the day-before-*yesterday. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is the *day-before-yesterday. |¾
torpasnai,÷<tor+pas(ko)+na(tl)i=two-before-night>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *night-before-last of day F.|[B­F] 	¾
torpee,÷<tor+pe(nr)e=two-parent>|¿|1_Cpx|JPC '85 2.8¾„(2n)|S is a *grandparent of P.|[S­P] 	¾
torpiucea,÷<tor+pi(sk)u+ce(nj)a=two-pieces-become>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.4¾„(1v)|D *divide (as a cell) in two pieces. |[D­] 	¾„(a)|*dividing. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|cell *division, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *division (like a cell). |¾
torpoi,÷<tor+po(rl)i=2nd-power>|¿|1_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '93 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a/the *viscount of domain N.|[B­N] 	¾
torpuo,÷<tor+pu(ct)o=two-push>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.1¾„(3v)|K *press/*squeeze B against D.|[K­BD] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *squeeze, an act/event of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *pressure, a property of that which ­es. |¾
torsamtorfra,÷<tor+sam(to)+tor+fa/r(fu)=2-same-2-father>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *first-*cousin once removed of B (analogously for more remote cousins) |[B­B] 	¾
torsamtormaa,÷<tor+sam(to)+tor+ma(tm)a=2-same-2-mother>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *first-*cousin once removed of B (analogously for more remote cousins) |[B­B] 	¾
torsamtorpee,÷<tor+sam(to)+tor+pe(nr)e=2-same-2-parents>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *first-*cousin once removed of B (analogously for more remote cousins) |[B­B] 	¾
torseimao,÷<tor+se(tc)i+ma(dz)o=two-set-make>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 7+¾„(2v)|K *pair-off with K, form pairs |[K­K] 	¾
torspa,÷<tor+spa(si)=two-space>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the *area/*surface of F.|[B­F] 	¾
torspabia,÷<tor+spa(si)+bi(ts)a=two-space-between>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.4¾„(4n)|N is a *layer of B between S and D.|[N­BSD] 	¾
torspamei,÷<tor+spa(si)+me(rl)i=2-space-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.9¾„(4v)|K measure the *area of B to be C on scale N.|[K­BCN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *area measured. |¾
torsuo,÷<tor+su(nh)o=two-son>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is the *grandson of grandfather S and grandmother S.|[P­SS] 	¾
tortciha,÷<tor+tciha=two-child>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '88 4.1¾„(3n)|P is the *grandchild of grandfather S and grandmother S.|[P­SS] 	¾
tortro,÷<tor+tro(li)=2nd-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM '92 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *lance-*corporal *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., murtortro  seaman.|[B­F] 	¾
torvei,÷<tor+ve(tc)i=two-event>|¿|1_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(1v)|V *happen twice/two-times. |[V­] 	¾„(av)|*twice, two times. |¾
tosku,÷¿÷<3/3C tou; 2/4E skull; 2/5J togai>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2n)|B is the *skull of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tot,÷<totnu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of totnu, thick.*| 	¾
totcie,÷<tot(nu)+ci(tr)e=thick-thread>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a length of *yarn.|[B­] 	¾
totcko,÷<tot(nu)+cko(zu)=thick-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|N *thicken D, nonintentional. |[N­D] 	¾„(n)|a *thickener, that which ­s. |¾
totco,÷tco toc ¿÷<3/3C cho; 3/4E touch; 2/3H chhu-na; 2/3S toc-ar; 3/6R oshchup>|¿|66% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *touch D with body-part B.|[K­DB] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *touch, an act/event of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *touch, a spec. property of ­ing. |¾Used in: clutco; dedtotco; hantco; muotco; tcosae; tcosaskai; tcosrusia; teutco; tocfiu; tocfiucko; tocfoa; ¾
totcri,÷<tot(nu)+cri(na)=thick-rain>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG '83 2.6¾„(2n)|V is a *downpour/*cloudburst/*torrent of B.|[V­B] 	¾
totgru,÷<tot(nu)+gru(pa)=thick-cluster>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(2n)|B is a *clump/*clot/*lump of S.|[B­S] 	¾
tothemi,÷<Int>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *totem. |[B­] 	¾
totkoe,÷<tot(nu)+ko(rc)e=thick-cord>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *rope/*line/*cable. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*rope, made of rope. |¾
totmao,÷<tot(nu)+ma(dz)o=thick-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *thicken D by V, intentional. |[K­DV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thickening, spec. inst. |¾
totnu,÷tot ¿÷<2/4C nueng; 2/4H mota; 3/7R tolstyi; 2/5S tosco>|¿|27% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.2¾„(a)|*thick, thicker than, a dimension of solids. |[G­JC] 	¾„(3a)|G is *thicker than J by C.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*thickness, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *thickness, a state/condition. |¾Used in: totcie; totcko; totcri; totgru; totkoe; totmao; totnurklu; totpilno; totyciedjoso; ¾
totnurklu,÷<tot(nu)+nur+ku/(t)l(a)=thick-cut>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *chunk of/from F.|[B­F] 	¾
totpilno,÷<tot(nu)+pilno=thick-plane>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/AL '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *stratum/*layer/*level of relatively homogeneous matter in a stratified whole F, a substance, artifact, or fluid.|[B­F] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stratified, consisting of layers. |¾
totyciedjoso,÷<tot(nu)+y+ci(tr)e+djoso=thick-thread-sew>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(3v)|K *crochet P from B.|[K­PB] 	¾
tou,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*you/*y'all/*you-all/*yourselves, in the "group of you jointly" sense, the plural 2nd person set variable, of several persons spoken/written to jointly. Cf. tu for the singular sense of you, too for the "you all independently" sense of you, and tuu/tuo for the "you and others" sense of you. | 	¾«‹ he?„»(ph)|*What_are_you(_as_a_group)?/*What_does_your_group-do?.|¾«Hu namci ‹?„»(ph)|*What's_your(_group)_name?/*What's_your_group-called?. |¾
tov,÷<tovru>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tovru, above.*| 	¾
tovbao,÷<tov(ru)+ba(ks)o=over-box>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2n)|D is an *overhead *locker containing B|[D­B] 	¾
tovcadre,÷<tov(ru)+cadre=over-dress>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *robe of S.|[B­S] 	¾
tovkruspa,÷<tov(ru)+kru(ma)+spa(si)=over-room-space>|¿|3_Cpx|JWK/RAM '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *attic/*garret of building F.|[B­F] 	¾
tovlia,÷<tov(ru)+(c)li(n)a=over-line>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *vinculum/*overline over text D.|[B­D] 	¾
tovnea,÷<tov(ru)+ne(dz)a=above-next-to>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2pp)|B is *on/*upon/on-*top-of/*above-and-in-contact-with N.|[B­N] 	¾
tovneagoi,÷<tov(ru)+ne(dz)a+go(dz)i=over-next-go>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(2v)|K *mount/*embark/get-on-*top of/go-*aboard B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *embarkation. |¾
tovnursia,÷<tov(ru)+nur+si(tf)a=over-situated>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(1v)|B is *upstairs, on a higher floor. |[B­] 	¾
tovru,÷tov ¿÷<3/3E over; 3/6C shang tou; 2/5S sobre>|¿|44% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3pp)|B is *over/vertically-*above S in gravity-field N.|[B­SN] 	¾„(a)|*above, vertically overŠin gravityŠ |¾Used in: mektovherfa; tovbao; tovcadre; tovkruspa; tovlia; tovnea; tovneagoi; tovnursia; tovsea; tovyvai; ¾
tovsea,÷<tov(ru)+se(tf)a=over-put>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 2.6¾„(3v)|K *put-over/*lay-on-top, put B on top of D.|[K­BD] 	¾
tovyvai,÷<tov(ru)+y+va(lt)i=over-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.7¾„(2v)|K *vault/*hurdle/*jump-over B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *hurdle, object jumped over. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *vault, a jump, an act of ­ing. |¾
tra,÷<tradu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tradu, true.*| 	¾
traci,÷rac ¿÷<3/4J tabi; 3/5H yatra; 3/5G reise; 2/4E trip; 2/5C lyu shing>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(4v)|K *travel/*journey to D from S by route V. |[K­DSV] 	¾„(n)|a *traveler, one who travels. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *start, of a trip/journey, q.v. |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a *route, of a journey, q.v. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*travel, mass acts. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *destination, of a trip (see 'travel'). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *journey/*travel/*trip, a spec. act/event of ­ing. |¾Used in: bantraci; beinracveo; furkaotraci; groracbao; kintraci; lidtraci; pudjytraci; racbao; racfurmoi; rachaa; rackeo; racrie; ractca; racvelbei; racvelkarti; racveo; racykarti; racysakli; racyski; racyspe; radtraci; suinracveo; tcatraci; ¾
tracue,÷<tra(du)+cu(ts)e=true-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *declare/*state/*affirm/*assert/*maintain/*allege/*profess sentence B to N.|[K­BN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *statement/*assertion, an affirmed sentence. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *statement/*assertion/*affirmation/*declaration/*allegation,an act of ­ing a sentence. |¾
tradjo,÷<tra(du)+djo(ri)=true-member>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2av)|B is *genuine, a genuine instance of N.|[B­N] 	¾
tradjocue,÷<tra(du)+djo(ri)+cu(ts)e=true-member-say-(genuine-say)>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(n)|*guarantor, one who ­sŠ |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *pledge/*guarantee/*warrant the authenticity of B.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*guaranteed/*warranted/*pledged. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *guarantee/*pledge/*warrant (of/to-doŠ). |¾
tradu,÷tra ¿÷<3/3E true; 3/6R pravda; 3/6S verdad; 2/4G treu>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *truth, a spec. truth under epistemologyŠ |[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is *true, as of sentences, under epistemology N.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*truth, mass term of truth. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*truth, mass props. |¾Used in: blitra; blitratiu; feotra; fomtra; giutra; kumcuetra; normuotra; nurcuetra; pubtracue; rartra; riurtracue; tcutrapeo; tracue; tradjo; tradjocue; tradui; trakao; trakinci; tralei; trapru; trastemao; tratoi; travizlei; ¾
tradui,÷<tra(du)+du(vr)i=truth-find>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *prove/discover the truth of S with proof P|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *proof, a proving argument.|¾«lo fu ‹„»(n)|*proof, mass term of arguments.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*proof, mass term of acts.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*proveable, of discoverable truths.|¾«pa nu ‹„»(a)|*proved, found to be true.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *proof, an act of provingŠ, q.v.|¾
trakao,÷<tra(du)+ka(kt)o=true-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(3a)|B is *trustworthy/*loyal/*trusted/*faithful/*true to N in matter V.|[B­NV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*loyalty/*trustworthiness/*faithfulness/*allegiance, mass prop. |¾
trakii,SEE trakinci
trakinci,÷<tra(du)+kinci=true-with>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(3a)|K is *loyal to person D in matter V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*loyalty, mass property. |¾
tralei,÷<tra(du)+le(tc)i=true-let>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '84 3.4¾„(2v)|K *accept fact N as true. |[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*acceptance, of a fact. |¾«pu ‹„»(a)|*acceptable. |¾
trali,÷¿÷<4/4H thali; 3/4E tray; 2/4J sara; 3/6G tablett; 3/7S salvilla>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.6¾„(2n)|B is a *tray of F, a shallow portable container ofŠ|[B­F] 	¾Used in: tralycai; ¾
tralycai,÷<tral(i)+y+ca(nl)i=tray-quantity>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|C is a *trayful of F.|[C­F] 	¾
trana,÷tan ¿÷<3/3E turn; 3/4F tourn-er; 2/5C juan>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *turn/*rotate/*revolve around axis N.|[K­N] 	¾„(a)|*revolving, pert. to that which rotates. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *revolution/*rotation/*turn, an act/event of rotating. |¾Used in: kretancko; kuktancea; kuktancko; kuktanmao; kuktrana; paltancea; paltancko; paltanmao; tancea; tancko; tanclidu; tandio; tanfio; tanholmao; tankrani; tanlia; tanlinfao; tanlinpai; tanlitla; tanmao; tanmekble; tanmuo; tantcelyflemai; tanydzo; toltrana; torkuetrana; ¾
transferini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *transferrin, a plasma globulin. |[B­] 	¾
transkriptasi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *transcriptase with action P of/from S.|[B­PS] 	¾
trapru,÷<tra(du)+pru(ci)=truth-test>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K *check/*verify, test the truth of N with test V.|[K­NV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *verifier/*verification, a verifying test. |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*verifying, of that which tests truth. |¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*verifiability, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*verifiable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *verification, an act of ­ing. |¾
trastemao,÷<tra(du)+ste(ti)+ma(dz)o=true-sentences-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(3v)|K *deduce P from premises S.|[K­PS] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *premise, from whichŠis deduced byŠ |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*deduction/(deductive)-*inference, mass term of the process. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *deduction/*inference (byŠfromŠ), that which is deduced. |¾
trati,÷rai ¿÷<4/4E try; 4/4S trat-ar; 2/5C chang sh; 2/7J kuadate>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *try/*attempt/make-an-*effort to do/attain P by action/effort B.|[K­PB] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *effort, an action used in trying, q.v.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *attempt/*effort/*trial/*try, an act of trying.|¾Used in: cpurai; dejduvrai; duvrai; fekduvrai; mucrai; naunrai; prarai; rairfau; repduvrai; sesduvrai; tsiduvrai; ¾
tratoi,÷<tra(du)+to(gr)i=true-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.7¾„(2v)|K *admit/*concede that N is true. |[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *admission/*concession thatŠ |¾
travizlei,÷<tra(du)+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=true-see-let(show)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1¾„(3v)|K *prove/*demonstrate-the-truth-of N to D.|[K­ND] 	¾„(n)|*demonstrator (ofŠtoŠ), one who ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*demonstratable/*proveable, capable of being proved. |¾«pa nu ‹„»(a)|*proved/*demonstrated. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *proof/*demonstration, an act of ­ing. |¾
tre,÷<trena>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of trena, train.*| 	¾
treci,÷¿÷<2/5C shing wi; 3/9R intieries; 2/8J omoshiroi; 3/5H ruchi; 3/7E interest; 3/7S interes; 3/7F int>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(3v)|B *interest/be-*interesting/*curious to D in features N.|[B­DN] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *interest, of ­ing features. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*interest, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(v)|take an *interest in, be interested in. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *interestedness/*interest, a spec. state. |¾Used in: nortrecycea; nurtreci; tcutreci; trecydru; trecymou; ¾
trecputca,÷<tre(na)+cpu(la)+tca(ro)=train-pull-car>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '88 4.8¾„(1n)|B is a *locomotive, a tractor for pulling railway trains. |[B­] 	¾
trecydru,÷<trec(i)+y+d(i)r(l)u=interest-lose>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 2.7¾„(2v)|K *stray from V, e.g. His mind strayed. |[K­V] 	¾
trecymou,÷<trec(i)+y+mo(rd)u=interest-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(5a)|G is more *interesting to D than J is to D(1) in features N.|[G­DJDN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|more *uninteresting toŠthanŠ, conv. |¾
trekarti,÷<tre(na)+karti=train-cart>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a train *carriage/*coach/*car/*boxcar of train F.|[B­F] 	¾
trelu,÷rel reu ¿÷<2/6S barrera; 4/5C tie lu; 3/4J reru; 2/3E rail; 3/5R riels; 3/5G reling; 2/5H patri>|¿|60% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.3¾„(1n)|B is a *rail/*railing/*bar, general term. |[B­] 	¾Used in: beinreu; cpureu; glireu; relnetre; relsea; tirseireu; ¾
Trematoda,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *fluke of the class Trematoda, a *flatworm.| 	¾
trematodi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *fluke/*flatworm/*trematode from S.|[B­S] 	¾
trena,÷tre ¿÷<3/7H rel gari; 4/4S tren; 3/4E train; 2/3F train; 2/3G train; 3/5J ressha>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.1¾„(2n)|B is a *railroad-*train of transport system F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: nendertre; sictre; trecputca; trekarti; trenei; trerodlu; trestana; ¾
trenei,÷<tre(na)+ne(nr)i=train-in>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.6¾„(2a)|D is *aboard/*on-board train B.|[D­B] 	¾
trerodlu,÷<tre(na)+rodlu=train-road>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3n)|B is a *railroad/*track running between points F over route V.|[B­FV] 	¾
trestana,÷<tre(na)+stana=train-station>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a railroad-*station/*depot of train-system(s) F.|[B­F] 	¾
tri,÷<tricu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tricu, tree.*| 	¾
Triatoma-infestans,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *Triatoma-infestans, the agent of *trypanosomiasis.| 	¾
triatomi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *Triatoma from S, cause of *trypanosomiasis.|[B­S] 	¾
tribiafii,÷<tri(cu)+bi(ts)a+fi(ld)i=tree(s0-between-fields>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *clearing in forest F.|[B­F] 	¾
Tribolium-confusum,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *flour-beetle.| 	¾
triboliumi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *flour-beetle from S.|[B­S] 	¾
tricmagru,÷<tri(cu)+cma(lo)+gru(pa)=tree-small-group>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *thicket/*copse of habitat F.|[B­F] 	¾
tricu,÷tri ¿÷<3/3E tree; 2/2C shu>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a *tree of region S. |[B­S] 	¾Used in: baotri; cesnytri; fildybiatri; kaptrigru; mortri; mubtri; norjyfrutri; olviytri; pligytri; ranjytrigru; stotrigiu; tribiafii; tricmagru; trigardi; trigru; trikuvla; trilai; trilasti; trilastri; trilastri; trirua; triskapi; tristaga; trokytri; ¾
trida,÷¿÷<3/4J tori; 3/5E street; 3/6G strasse; 3/7C jie dao>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *street/*avenue of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: biartrida; dzotrida; jartrida; purcytrida; tridybia; tridyfordi; tridygodru; tridyjao; ¾
tridybia,÷<trid(a)+y+bi(ts)a=street-between>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(2n)|B is a *block, the distance between streets F (collective).|[B­F] 	¾
tridyfordi,÷<trid(a)+y+fordi=street-floor>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '83 3.9¾„(2n)|B is the *ground-floor of building F.|[B­F] 	¾
tridygodru,÷<trid(a)+y+godru=street-drain>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a *gutter. |[B­] 	¾
tridyjao,÷<trid(a)+y+ja(gl)o=street-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|WG '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *street-corner/*intersection of streets F (collection).|[B­F] 	¾
trigardi,÷<tri(cu)+gardi=tree-garden>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.6¾„(2n)|B is an *orchard/cultivated grove of fruit or nut trees at location S.|[B­S] 	¾
trigru,÷<tri(cu)+gru(pa)=tree-group>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is a *woods/*forest, group of trees of habitat F.|[B­F] 	¾
trikuvla,÷<tri(cu)+kuvla=tree-cave>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '90 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *bower/*arbor, a shaded place constructed of plants. |[B­] 	¾
trilai,÷<tri(cu)+la(nd)i=tree-land>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *bush/*forest in N.|[B­N] 	¾
trilasti,÷<tri(cu)+lasti=tree-elastic>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(1a)|(made of) *rubber. |[B­] 	¾„(1)|B is *rubber, an elastic substance from tree sap. |¾
trilastri,÷<tri(cu)+las(ti)+tri(cu)=tree-elastic-tree>|¿|3_Cpx|JRK '85 4.4¾„(1)|B is a *rubber tree, the rubber-producing tree. |[B­] 	¾
trili,÷til ¿÷<3/5C yen li; 2/4S atra-er; 2/6E attract; 2/8R pritykgiv-at>|¿|32% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(3v)|K *attract/*entice/*allure/*appeal to D by doing/being V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*appealing/*attractive/*enticing/*alluring, of attractive things. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*appeal/*attractiveness, mass term, qualities. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*attractable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *attraction, a state of being ­ive. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *attraction, a state of being ­ed. |¾Used in: buftrili; fantrili; tilmou; tilnitci; ¾
Trilobita,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|a *trilobite, an extinct marine arthropod.| 	¾
trilobiti,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *trilobite from S, an extinct marine arthropod. |[B­S] 	¾
trime,÷rim rie ¿÷<4/11S instrumento; 2/6C chi jyu; 3/7F instrument; 4/10E instrument; 4/10G instrument; 4/11R ins>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(2n)|B is an *instrument/*tool/*implement for doing V.|[B­V] 	¾Used in: caprie; casrie; cmavizrie; darvizrie; delsanrie; fadklurie; hatmelrie; hirtakrie; holpucrie; holskorie; jugrie; jurnyrie; korkycpurie; lelckorie; minrie; penrie; pilklurie; racrie; riermao; rimcaslo; selblerie; sesrie; vizrie; ¾
tripsini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *trypsin from S, a digestive enzyme. |[B­S] 	¾
trirua,÷<tri(cu)+ru(tm)a=tree-way>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 2.7¾„(4n)|V is an *avenue/*way to D from S lined with trees B. |[V­DSB] 	¾
triskapi,÷<tri(cu)+skapi=tree-skin>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 4.9¾„(2n)|B is a piece of *bark from F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*bark, made of bark. |¾
tristaga,÷<tri(cu)+staga=tree-stem>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2n)|B is the *stem/*trunk of tree F.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|a *log, a usually large trunk of a fallen or felled tree ofŠ |¾
tro,÷<troli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of troli, control.*| 	¾
trogloditi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *chimpanzee of species Pan troglodytes. |[B­] 	¾
troglodito,÷<L Troglodytes troglodytes>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(n)|B is a *wren from S, a bird of species Troglodytes troglodytes| 	¾
troku,÷¿÷<3/3F roc; 3/4C sh tou; 3/4S roca; 2/3E rock>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*rock/*stone, made of stone. |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *stone/*rock from S.|¾Used in: cmatroku; fagtroku; flitroku; grotroku; trokybalma; trokybamduo; trokycea; trokycli; trokyflo; trokytri; ¾
trokybalma,÷<trok(u)+y+balma=rock-ball>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *marble , small hard spheres used in the game marbles. |[B­] 	¾
trokybamduo,÷<trok(u)+y+ba(l)m(a)+du(rz)o=rock-ball-do>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(2n)|K play *marbles with K, a game played with small hard spheres. |[K­K] 	¾
trokycea,÷<trok(u)+y+ce(nj)a=stone-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(a)|*petrified, of that which becomes stone. |[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D *petrify, become stone. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *petrification, an act of ­ing. |¾
trokycli,÷<trok(u)+y+cli(ka)=rock-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(2a)|G is more *rocky/*stony, rock-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *rockiness/*stoniness, property of being like rock. |¾
trokyflo,÷<trok(u)+y+fo/l(ma)=rock-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(2a)|G is more *rocky/*stony, full of rocks than J.|[G­J] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *stoniness, state of being full of rock. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *rockiness, a spec. property. |¾
trokytri,÷<trok(u)+y+tri(cu)=stone-tree>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.9¾„(2n)|B is a *column/*pillar in structure F.|[B­F] 	¾
troli,÷tol tro ¿÷<4/6F controle; 4/7E control; 4/7R kontrol; 4/7G kontrolle; 2/6C guan li; 3/5J tose>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *control D in performance V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *controller, one who ­s. |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*controlled, of ­ed performances. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*control, mass term of acts. |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*uncontrollable, neg. of controllable. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*controlled/*controllable, conv. of control. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *control, a spec. act/process of ­ing. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *control, a property of having control. |¾Used in: bourtolpae; daztro; diotro; dirtolmai; dirtolpae; dirtolsio; fertro; fortro; koitro; krotro; musytolcle; musytolclecea; musytolclecko; musytolclemao; nertro; nirtro; norkactro; norlilbiutro; notguinurtro; ruitro; rulnurtolmao; sertro; sortro; surtro; taatro; tcatro; tertro; tolbalma; tolganynurbai; tolgei; tolnurdou; tolpai; tolpilno; tolrolgu; tolstuka; toltiaklaki; toltoa; toltrana; tortro; tsitoltoa; tuatro; veftro; vertro; vortro; ¾
tromba,÷<tromb‹ International>|¿|Bor.|L4 '88 3.2¾„(2n)|B is a *trumpet in key N, a wind musical instrument. |[B­N] 	¾
trombona,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *trombone in key N.|[B­N] 	¾
trombosi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *thrombosis of/in S.|[B­S] 	¾
troti,÷¿÷<4/4S trot(ar); 4/4F trott(er); 4/4G trot(eln); 3/4E trot; 2/4C tien>|¿|54% C_Prim|PI '88 4.8¾„(4v)|K *trot to D from S via V.|[K­DSV] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *trot, a specific instance. |¾
tru,÷<truke>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of truke, structure.*| 	¾
trudou,÷<tru(ke)+do(ns)u=structure-give>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(3v)|K *structure, give a structure to D by doing V.|[K­DV] 	¾
trufa,÷ruf ¿÷<3/3E roof; 3/3F toit; 2/6C fang ding>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2n)|B is a/the *roof of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bamtrufa; farkytrufa; maktrufa; peartrufa; rufgodru; rufyjuo; ¾
trufizfoi,÷<tru(ke)+fiz(di)+fo(sl)i=structure-physical-force>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.6¾„(4n)|C is the *force/*stress on structure B of magnitude N in direction N(1).|[C­BNN] 	¾
trufre,÷<tru(ke)+fre(na)=structure-front>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *facade of structure F.|[B­F] 	¾
truke,÷tru ¿÷<3/9S estructura; 2/8J kenchiku; 4/8G struktur; 3/7E structure; 3/7R stroien-iye; 3/8F structure>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.1¾„(a)|*structural, pert. to load-bearing parts.|[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *structure, load-bearing portion of F. (e.g. the *chassis of a vehicle)|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|structure, mass term*.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*structured, having a structure.  |¾Used in: bifylaktru; refpedtru; stetrudui; trudou; trufizfoi; trufre; trupoa; trusaa; ¾
trupoa,÷<tru(ke)+po(nd)a=structure-response>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(3n)|P is a structural *strain, the response of a structure to a force of magnitude C acting in direction V.|[P­CV] 	¾
trusaa,÷<tru(ke)+sa(np)a=structure-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2n)|B is the (chemical) *formula for S.|[B­S] 	¾
tsa,÷<tsani>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tsani, sneeze.*| 	¾
tsani,÷tsa ¿÷<3/4E sneeze; 3/6R tshiha-t; 2/4G niesen; 3/7C ta ti pen; 2/6J kusame>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 7+¾„(1v)|K *sneeze.|[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sneeze, a spec. act/event of ­ing.|¾
tse,÷<tsero>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tsero, error.*| 	¾
tsebiu,÷<tse(ro)+bi(vd)u=error-behaviour>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(2v)|K *err/make-an *error/*mistake in/in doing V.|[K­V] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *error/*mistake, a spec. act of making an error. |¾
tsedaspa,÷<tse(ro)+daspa=error-responsible>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3a)|K is *responsible-for/*guilty-of/to-*blame-for error P by standard N.|[K­PN] 	¾„(v)|be-at-*fault-forŠ|¾«lopu no ‹„»(n)|*innocence, mass prop.|¾«no ‹„»(a)|*guiltless/*innocent/*blameless.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *guilt, an objective state of blame.|¾«po no ‹„»(n)|an *innocence, an objective state of innocence.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *blame/*responsibility, a property of being ­able.|¾
tsedastaa,÷<tse(ro)+das(pa)+ta(kn)a=error-responsible-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|jlt/RAM/JCB '86 2.3¾„(a)|*censuring/*rebuking, pertaining to ‹. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *censure/*rebuke/*reprove/*reproach D for V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *censure/*rebuke/*reproof/*reproach. |¾
tsedasycue,÷<tse(ro)+das(pa)+y+cu(ts)e=error-responsible-say>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(3v)|K *blame/*reproach/*censure/*reprove D for error V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*blamable, can be ­d. |¾
tseflo,÷<tse(ro)+fo/l(ma)=error-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2a)|G is more *defective/*erroneous, full of errors than J. |[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *erroneousness/*defectiveness, a property of being ­ive. |¾
tsefucbiu,÷<tse(ro)+fu(t)c(i)+bi(vd)u=error-after-behave>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.6¾„(2v)|K *procrastinate/*tarry/*dawdle in doing V.|[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *procrastinator/*tarrier/*dawdler. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *procrastination. |¾
tsefucmao,÷<tse(ro)+fu(t)c(i)+ma(dz)o=error-after-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(3vt)|K *delay/make-*late/*tardy D for V, intentional. |[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *delayer. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*delayed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *delay. |¾
tsefui,÷<tse(ro)+fu(tc)i=erroneously-after>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*late/*tardy, tardier thanŠ |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *later/*tardier than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*lateness, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *tardiness, an event of being tardy. |¾
tsefuicea,÷<tse(ro)+fu(tc)i+ce(nj)a=error-after-become>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2¾„(2v)|D become-*late-for V.|[D­V] 	¾„(v)|*linger/*tarry/*delay/*dawdle. |¾„(n)|a *lingerer, one who ­s, becomes late. |¾
tsefuicko,÷<tse(ro)+fu(tc)i+cko(zu)=error-after-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(n)|a *delayer. |[N­DV] 	¾„(3vt)|N *delay D/causeŠto be-*late/*tardy for V, nonintentional. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*delayed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *delay. |¾
tsekovgoi,÷<tse(ro)+ko(r)v(a)+go(dz)i=error-curve-go(avoid)>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(3a)|G is more *prudent/*cautious/error-avoiding than J in V.|[G­JV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*prudence/*caution, mass prop. |¾
tsekukra,÷<tse(ro)+kukra=error-fast>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.3¾„(2a)|B is *hasty in action V.|[B­V] 	¾
tsenordri,÷<tse(ro)+nor+dri(ki)=error-not-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *pardon/*forgive/*excuse D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *forgiver. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*forgiveness, mass nature. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*pardoned/*forgiven/*excused. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *forgiveness. |¾
tsenordridou,÷<tse(ro)+nor+dri(ki)+do(ns)u=error-not-remember(forgiving)-give>|¿|3_Cpx|HA/JCB/RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is an *indulgence, a religious forgiveness. |[B­] 	¾
tsepao,÷<tse(ro)+pa(sk)o=erroneously-before>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *earlier than J, erroneously early. |[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*ahead-of-time/*early, earlier thanŠ |¾
tserazdou,÷<tse(ro)+raz(nu)+do(ns)u=error-reason-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '87 2.5¾„(3v)|K give-*excuse B for action/condition V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(a)|*excusing (withŠforŠ). |¾
tseraznu,÷<tse(ro)+raznu=error-reason>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.5¾„(2n)|B is an *excuse for V.|[B­V] 	¾
tseraztoi,÷<tse(ro)+raz(nu)+to(gr)i=error-reason-agree>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 2.5¾„(a)|*excusing (ŠforŠ). |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *excuse D for action/condition V.|¾
tsero,÷tse ¿÷<2/2E err; 3/3C tso; 2/2S err-ar; 2/4F erreur>|¿|56% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(3n)|B is an *error/*defect/*mistake/*fault/*imperfection of/in S by standard N.|[B­SN] 	¾Used in: goztsefui; kamtsefui; negnurtse; noirtsetaa; povnurtse; seltsecue; seltsetaa; tsebiu; tsedaspa; tsedastaa; tsedasycue; tseflo; tsefucbiu; tsefucmao; tsefui; tsefuicea; tsefuicko; tsekovgoi; tsekukra; tsenordri; tsenordridou; tsepao; tserazdou; tseraznu; tseraztoi; tsetaa; tseveo; ¾
tsetaa,÷<tse(ro)+ta(kn)a=others-error-talk>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K accidentally *misinform D about B by saying P. |[K­DBP] 	¾«ju ‹„»(n)|*misinformation |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*misinformed. |¾
tseveo,÷<tse(ro)+ve(sl)o=error-contain>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.9¾„(2a)|B is *erroneous/*defective-in, contain errors F.|[B­F] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *defectiveness/*erroneousness, a property of being ­ive. |¾
tsi,÷<tsime>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tsime, criminally.*| 	¾
tsidupma,÷<tsi(me)+dupma=crime-deceive>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.5¾„(3v)|K *defraud D of valuable(s) B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(a)|*fraudulent, pertaining to ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(1n)|*fraud/an-act of-defrauding-someone. |¾
tsidurcue,÷<tsi(me)+dur(zo)+cu(ts)e=crime-do-say>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *convict D of crime V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*conviction, mass term. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|one who is *convicted. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific *conviction. |¾
tsiduvrai,÷<tsi(me)+duv(ri)+(t)ra(t)i=criminal-discover-try>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(n)|a *detective. |[K­VN] 	¾„(3v)|K try to *solve *crime V in situation N.|¾«‹ fikco„»(ph)|some *detective-fiction. |¾
tsijanto,÷<tsi(me)+janto=crime-hunt>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3v)|K *poach B from owner D.|[K­BD] 	¾
tsikaitoa,÷<tsi(me)+ka(tl)i+to(kn)a=criminal-quality-take>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3v)|K *decriminalize/make-*legal B by (decree/bill) V.|[K­BV] 	¾
tsikao,÷<tsi(me)+ka(kt)o=crime-act>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.3¾„(3v)|K *commit-crime B by doing V. |[K­BV] 	¾„(a)|*guilty, ofŠby doingŠ |¾„(a)|*criminal, pert. to criminals. |¾„(n)|a *criminal, one who commitsŠbyŠ |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*guilt, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *crime, an act of committing a crime. |¾
tsikaocue,÷<tsi(me)+ka(kt)o+cu(ts)e=crime-act(criminal)-say>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|K *sentence/*convict/find-*guilty D of crime V by law N.|[K­DVN] 	¾„(a)|*condemning, of one who speaks of guilt. |¾„(n)|a *condemner, one who asserts guilt. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*condemned/*convicted. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *condemnation/*conviction. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *sentence/*conviction, of a sp. person. |¾
tsikaopru,÷<tsi(me)+ka(kt)o+pru(ci)=crime-act-prove>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2¾„(5v)|K *try D for crime V under law N in court S. |[K­DVNS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(phr)|on-*trial/*accused. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *trial, a sp. event. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *trial, of a specific person. |¾
tsime,÷tsi ¿÷<3/4C tsui; 3/5J tsumi; 3/6S crimen; 2/4F crime; 2/5E crime>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3n)|V is a *crime, an act among F punishable by B.|[V­FB] 	¾„(a)|*criminal, pert. to crime/proscribed acts. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*crime, mass term. |¾Used in: nimtsitoa; nortsidaspa; pertsitoa; tsidupma; tsidurcue; tsiduvrai; tsijanto; tsikaitoa; tsikao; tsikaocue; tsikaopru; tsipoa; tsitoa; tsitoltoa; ¾
tsipoa,÷<tsi(me)+po(nd)a=crime-respond>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.4¾„(a)|*vengeful, pertaining to ­ing. |[K­VP] 	¾„(n)|*avenger, one who ­es. |¾„(3v)|K *avenge act V by act P.|¾«po ‹„»(a)|a *vengeance, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾
tsitoa,÷<tsi(me)+to(kn)a=criminally-take>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(3v)|K *rob/*steal B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾„(n)|a *robber/*thief, one who steals. |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*robbed, of one who is stolen from. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*stolen, conv. of stealŠfromŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *robbery/*theft, a specific act of ­ing. |¾
tsitoltoa,÷<tsi(me)+t(r)ol(i)+to(kn)a=crime-control-take>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *hijacks conveyance B|[K­B] 	¾„(n)|a *hijacker|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*hijacking, a sp. event|¾
tso,÷<tsodi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tsodi, hate.*| 	¾
tsodi,÷tso ¿÷<3/4S odio; 3/5E odium; 3/6C tao yen; 2/4F odieux>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*hateful/*abhorrent/*odious, pert. to one who hates. |[K­BV] 	¾„(3v)|K *hate/*abhor/*loathe B for doing/being V.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*hatefulness, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*hateful, pert. to that which is ­ed. |¾«nu ge nu razdou ‹„»(Ph)|is *hateful/*justifiably-hated. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *hate/*loathing, a spec. act/state of ­ing. |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *hatefulness, a prop. of being ­ed. |¾Used in: festso; tuatso; ¾
tsu,÷<tsufi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tsufi, sufficient.*| 	¾
tsubae,÷<tsu(fi)+ba(nd)e=sufficient-beyond>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ/JCB '93 7+¾„(1a)|V is *too-much.|[V­] 	¾
tsufi,÷tsu ¿÷<3/3C tsu; 4/8F suffisant; 4/10S suficiente; 2/8E sufficient>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|S *suffice/are-*enough-for purpose P.|[S­P] 	¾„(a)|*sufficient/*ample, of that which suffices forŠ |¾Used in: moutsu; mrotsudaa; mrotsufoi; mrotsumue; mrotsutci; mutmoutsu; tsubae; tsumue; zavmoutsu; ¾
tsumue,÷<tsu(fi)+mu(tc)e=sufficient-much>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '96 7+¾„(3v)|B is *so/*sufficient (in some property) that (result) P in circumstances N|[B­PN] 	¾
tsunami,÷<J.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *tsunami/*tidal-wave. |[B­] 	¾
tu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*you/*yourself/*thee/*thou, the singular 2nd person variable, of a person spoken/written to. Cf. tou & tuo for plural 2nd person variables. | 	¾«‹ ie filmo„»(ph)|*How_are-you?, How are you feeling?. |¾«‹ ie nu vetci„»(ph)|*How's_it-going?. |¾«‹ namci ie da„»(ph)|*What's_your-name?. |¾«Ei ‹ djela„»(ph)|*How_are-you?, Are you well?. |¾
tua,÷<turka>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of turka, work.*| 	¾
tuaflo,÷<tu(rk)a+fo/l(ma)=work-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(2a)|K is *busy/*occupied-with/*engaged-in V.|[K­V] 	¾„(v)|be *busy/*occupied-with/*engaged-inŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(2a)|V is *arduous for K|¾
tuafro,÷<tu(rk)a+fo/r(li)=work-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *industrious/*able at task V under N.|[B­VN] 	¾
tuagru,÷<tu(rk)a+gru(pa)=work-group>|¿|2_Cpx|KAD '85 2.8¾„(3n)|F is a *crew/*team with task/purpose P working for N. |[F­PN] 	¾
tuakle,÷<tu(rk)a+kle(si)=work-class>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*occupational/*vocational, pert. to occupations. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *job/*vocation/*occupation among people F.|¾
tuasti,÷<tu(rk)a+sti(se)=work-stoppage>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 4.4¾„(3n)|V is *stopping/*stoppage of work at B for S.|[V­BS] 	¾
tuatro,÷<tu(rk)a+tro(li)=work-control>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.4¾„(2n)|the *superintendent ofŠ |[K­V] 	¾„(2v)|K *superintend work V.|¾
tuatso,÷<tu(rk)a+tso(di)=work-hate>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.4¾„(1a)|B is *lazy, work-hating. |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*laziness, mass property. |¾
tub,÷<tubli>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tubli, tube.*| 	¾
tubcli,÷<tub(li)+cli(ka)=tube-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *tubular, tube-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾
tubduo,÷<tub(li)+du(rz)o=pipe-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.2¾„(4v)|K *pipe B to D from S.|[K­BDS] 	¾
tubherkulini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.4¾„(1n)|B is some *tuberculin, a protein from the bacterium |[B­] 	¾
tubherkulosi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7.4¾„(1n)|D suffers from *tuberculosis. |[D­] 	¾„(a)|*tubercular |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*tuberculosis, the mass of such cases.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *tuberculosis. |¾
tubli,÷tub ¿÷<3/3E tube; 3/4S tubo; 2/3F tube; 3/5R truba; 3/4G tube; 2/4H nali>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.2¾„(1n)|B is a piece of *tube/*pipe. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*tubular, pert. to tubes/pipes. |¾Used in: smaruetubli; smaruetubpli; tubcli; tubduo; tubmio; ¾
tubmio,÷<tub(li)+mi(tr)o=tube-meat>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a/some *sausage. |[B­] 	¾
tue,÷<tugle>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of tugle, leg.*| 	¾
tuedji,÷<tu(gl)e+dji(ne)=leg-joint>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.5¾„(2n)|B is the *hip of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tuerka,÷<Türk‹=Turkish root for Turkish>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is the *Turkish language. |[B­] 	¾
tuerke,÷<Türk‹=Turkish root for Turkish>|¿|Bor.|JRK '83 3.6¾„(1a)|B is a *Turkish place/territory, a region inhabited by Turks. |[B­] 	¾
tuerki,÷<Türk‹=Turkish root for Turkish>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is a *Turk/*Turkish-person. |[B­] 	¾
tuerko,÷<Türk‹=Turkish root for Turkish>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an instance of *Turkish culture. |[B­] 	¾
tugle,÷tul tue ¿÷<3/4C tuei; 2/3E leg; 2/3H tang; 3/5R golen>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a *leg of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: betytue; betytuebongu; bufnertueprano; gantue; gantulmio; leltue; midtuedji; nertulvai; tuedji; ¾
tui,÷<stuli>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of stuli, adjust.*| 	¾
tuktu,÷¿÷<Inuit>|¿|N_Prim|RAM '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *reindeer/*caribou from S|[B­S] 	¾
tul,÷<tugle>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of tugle, leg.*| 	¾
tulmo,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *thulium, element 69 (Tm). |[B­] 	¾
tulpa,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L1 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a/some *tulip (s) from source S. |[B­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*tulips (n), general term for tulips. |¾
tumhesi,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '94 7.4¾„(a)|*tumescent.|[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D *tumesce (s), become(s) engorged with fluid.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *tumescence.|¾
tumro,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *tumor of F.|[B­F] 	¾
tuo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*you/*y'all/*you-all/*yourselves, in the "you and others independently" sense, the plural 2nd & 3rd person multiple variable, equivalent to 'tu, e da', of a person and others not present spoken/written to independently. Cf. tu for the singular sense of you, tuu for the "you and others jointly" sense of you, and tou/too for the plural audience sense of you. | 	¾«‹ he?„»(ph)|*How_are_you_all?/*What_are_you_individually?/*What_does_each_of_you-do?.|¾«Hu namci ‹?„»(ph)|*What_are_your(_individual)-names?. |¾
tur,÷<turka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of turka, work.*| 	¾
turbelariai,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *planarian/*flatworm of the class Turbellaria. |[B­] 	¾
Turbellaria,÷<Lin>|¿|Name|JCB '88 7+¾«lao ‹„»(na)|the class *Turbellaria of planaria, a type of flatworm| 	¾
turbeo,÷<tur(ka)+be(gc)o=work-ask>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(3v)|K *apply for job/position B from D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *applicant, one who applies for work. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *application, an act of ­lying for work. |¾
turcefli,÷<tur(ka)+cefli=work-chief>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.4¾„(2n)|B is a/the *boss/*director/*manager/*superintendent of F, person in charge of a work group. |[B­F] 	¾
turcia,÷<tur(ka)+ci(rn)a=work-learner>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 5.0¾„(3v)|K *apprentice to D in skill P. |[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|an *apprentice, withŠlearning skillŠ |¾«po ‹„»(a)|an *apprenticeship, a spec. instance of work training. |¾
turclekeo,÷<tur(ka)+cle(si)+(c)ke(m)o=work-without-interval>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 4.2¾„(1n)|B is *leisure, freedom from duties/responsibilities. |[B­] 	¾
turda,÷¿÷<turdu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a female *thrush, bird of Spp. Turdus. |[B­] 	¾
turde,÷¿÷<turdu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|G is more *thrush-like than J. |[G­J] 	¾
turdi,÷¿÷<turdu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a baby *thrush, bird of Spp. Turdus. |[B­] 	¾
turdo,÷¿÷<turdu>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is a male *thrush, bird of Spp. Turdus. |[B­] 	¾
turdu,÷¿÷<Lin. Turdus, the thrush family>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '91 4.9¾„(1n)|B is any *thrush, bird of Spp. Turdus. |[B­] 	¾Used in: redturdu; ¾
turfiu,÷<tur(ka)+fi(br)u=work-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(3a)|B is *incompetent at task V under N.|[B­VN] 	¾
turfundi,÷<tur(ka)+fundi=work-fond>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.8¾„(3a)|G is (more) *industrious/*assiduous at V than J.|[G­VJ] 	¾
turka,÷tur tua ¿÷<3/3E work; 2/3H kam; 3/6F travail; 3/7S trabaja; 3/8R truditsia>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|a *worker/*workman , one who ­s at/onŠ |[K­SP] 	¾„(3v)|K *work at/on S with end/purpose P. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*work, mass acts. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *work/*task, a thing worked at, conv. of work. |¾Used in: cmatuagru; cmetua; dastua; fasyturmao; fentua; fomdjatua; gartua; gartursia; grutuasti; kintua; lagtua; livtua; mactua; miurtua; mubtua; naurturmao; norfomdjatua; nornurtua; numtua; peirtuasti; pletua; pratua; pretua; sesytursia; tiftua; tuaflo; tuafro; tuagru; tuakle; tuasti; tuatro; tuatso; turbeo; turcefli; turcia; turclekeo; turfiu; turfundi; turkai; turkatca; turkeo; turkeogru; turkoi; turnurkao; turnurpoi; turpai; turpaisti; turpazda; turpei; tursacduo; tursia; turtoe; turtoiduo; vadtua; ¾
turkai,÷<tur(ka)+ka(tl)i=work-quality>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is *workmanship of D, the quality of workŠ |[B­D] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*workmanship, mass term. |¾
turkatca,÷<tur(ka)+katca=work-watch>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(a)|*supervising, pertaining to ­ion. |[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|*supervisor, one in charge of work. |¾„(3v)|K *supervise/be-in-*charge-of work P for D.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*supervision, mass term. |¾
turkeo,÷<tur(ka)+(c)ke(m)o=work-interval, i.e.-day-shift;night-shift-etc.>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.1¾„(3n)|B is a *workshift from time S  to time D, referring to the interval. |[B­SD] 	¾
turkeogru,÷<tur(ka)+(c)ke(m)o+gru(pa)=work-interval-group-i.e.-day-shift;night-shift-etc.>|¿|3_Cpx|FR/RAM/JCB '91 3.1¾„(3n)|F is a *workshift from time S to time D (referring to its members). |[F­SD] 	¾
turkoi,÷<tur(ka)+ko(rj)i=work-order>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.1¾„(3v)|K *assign/*order/*tell D to do V. |[K­DV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *assignment, ork ­ed. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *assignee, ne ­ed work. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *assignment, spec. instance of ­ing. |¾
turnurkao,÷<tur(ka)+nur+ka(kt)o=work-action>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.2¾„(3n)|B is a/the *job/*role/*position of F in organization N. |[B­FN] 	¾
turnurpoi,÷<tur(ka)+nur+po(rl)i=work-mastered>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 2.8¾„(1n)|B is a *workaholic, obsessed by work. |[B­] 	¾
turpai,÷<tur(ka)+pa(rt)i=work-part>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.5¾„(2n)|P is a *job/*task/*project, piece of work in project F.|[P­F] 	¾
turpaisti,÷<tur(ka)+pa(rt)i+sti(se)=work-part-stop>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.6¾„(2v)|K *resign-from/*quit job B.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *resignation. |¾
turpazda,÷<tur(ka)+pazda=work-pause>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1n)|V is a *recess, a time off from work. |[V­] 	¾
turpei,÷<tur(ka)+pe(tc)i=work-pay>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 3.9¾„(3v)|K *hire D to do task/job P.|[K­DP] 	¾„(n)|an *employer. |¾
tursacduo,÷<tur(ka)+sa(t)c(i)+du(rz)o=work-start-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *commence/*begin project/enterprise P.|[K­P] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *project/*enterprise. |¾
tursia,÷<tur(ka)+si(tf)a=work-place>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.8¾„(3n)|B is a *workshop for P of K.|[B­PK] 	¾
turtoe,÷<tur(ka)+to(bm)e=work-table>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is a *worktable/*workbench. |[B­] 	¾
turtoiduo,÷<tur(ka)+to(gr)i+du(rz)o=work-agree-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '82 2.1¾„(2v)|K *undertake/*agree-to do (project) P.|[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *undertaking, a specific agreement to doŠ |¾
tuu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(p)|*you/*y'all/*you-all/*yourselves, in the "you and others jointly" sense, the plural 2nd & 3rd person set variable, equivalent to 'tu ze da', of a person and others not present spoken/written to jointly. Cf. tu for the singular sense of you, tuo for the "you and others independently" sense of you, and tou/too for the plural audience sense of you. | 	¾«‹ he?„»(ph)|*What_are_you(_as_a_group)?/*What_does_your_group-do?.|¾«Hu namci ‹?„»(ph)|*What's_your(_group)_name?/*What's_your_group-called?. |¾
u,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether (or not), logical independence between terms.| 	¾
ua,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|*there!/*that's-it!/*finally!/at-*last/*doneŠ, an exp. of satisf'n.| 	¾
uakna,÷<Lakota wakan>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(2a)|B is *sacred to K.|[B­K] 	¾
ue,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|how*interesting/*surprising+thatŠ, exp./exclamation of surprise.| 	¾„(i)|*indeed!/*oh!/*really!/*well!/*whatŠ<, exp./exclamation of surprise.>.|¾
ufi,÷<u + ­zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(l)|*u, latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
ui,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(i)|how *nice!/I-am *happy/*pleased thatŠ, an exp./exclamation of pleasure.| 	¾„(i)|*fine!/*good!/oh!Š, an exp./exclamation of pleasure.|¾
ulframo,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '92 4.9¾„(1n)|B is some *wolfram, element 74 (W). |[B­] 	¾
ulmu,÷<Lin: Ulmus>|¿|Bor.|FR '86 4.9¾„(1n)|B is an *elm. |[B­] 	¾
Uma,÷<U + ­ma>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(l)|*U, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
unoi,÷<u+noi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*whether-not, a transformation prod. bet. terms, reduces to u, q.v.| 	¾
uo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 2.4¾„(i)|I am *disturbed/*angry/*irritated/*annoyed thatŠ, an expression of annoyance.| 	¾„(i)|*come now!/*look-here/*oh/*well/*what/(that's)-*enough, an expression of annoyance.|¾
urhacili,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *uracil, a purine component of nucleic acid. |[B­] 	¾
urhanio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *uranium, element 92 (U). |[B­] 	¾
urhea,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *urea. |[B­] 	¾
urhia,÷<Lin. Uria>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *murre, a bird of genus Uria, related to auks. |[B­] 	¾
ursa,÷<L. Ursa>|¿|Bor.|FR/RAM '87 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *bear, an animal of the family Ursa. |[B­] 	¾
ursaho,÷<L. Ursus horribilis>|¿|Bor.|APL '00 7+¾„(n)|B is a *grizzly-bear from S.| 	¾
ursidi,÷<Lin. Ursa>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *ursid, a bear-like animal. |[B­] 	¾
urteri,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *ureter of F.|[B­F] 	¾
urtikari,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|D suffers from *urticaria/*hives. |[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *urticaria/*hives. |¾
urtra,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *urethra of F.|[B­F] 	¾
urtrati,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 7+¾„(1v)|D suffers from *urethritis. |[D­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *urethritis. |¾
utheri,÷<ISV uterus>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(2n)|B is the *womb/*uterus of F.|[B­F] 	¾
uu,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(i)|I am *sad/*sympathetic/*regretful thatŠ, an exp. of sympathy/regret.| 	¾„(i)|*pardon-(me)/*excuse-(me), said when another must be disturbed.|¾„(i)|*alas!/*oh-(dear)/*sorry/what-a*shame/*pityŠ, an exp. of sympathy/regret.|¾
uzi,÷<u + ­zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(l)|*upsilon, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
va,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*near/*aroundŠ(a place), before terms/predicates. .| 	¾„(c)|*near-where/*where, before event-clauses.|¾„(av)|*nearby/*there, in the middle distance, loc. op.|¾«‹ ti„»(ph)|*around, around here, a modifying phrase.|¾
vaa,÷<valna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of valna, violent.*| 	¾
vad,÷<valda>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of valda, develop.*| 	¾
vadcko,÷<va(l)d(a)+cko(zu)=develop-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(n)|a *developer, that which ­s something. |[N­SP] 	¾„(3v)|N *develop S, causeŠto develop into/toward P, nonintentional. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*development, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *development, an instance of ­ing something. |¾
vadhea,÷<va(l)d(a)+he(lb)a=develop-help>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG/JCB '86 3.5¾„(a)|*fostering (Što/forŠ). |[K­DP] 	¾„(3v)|K *foster D for end P, help to develop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*fostered (byŠforŠ), one helped to develop. |¾
vadmao,÷<va(l)d(a)+ma(dz)o=develop-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *develop S, makeŠdevelop into/toward P, intentional. |[K­SP] 	¾„(n)|a *developer, one who ­s something. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*development, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *development, an act of ­ing something. |¾
vadtua,÷<va(l)d(a)+tu(rk)a=develop-work>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '82 4.3¾„(2v)|K *work-out/*elaborate/*develop D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|*developer. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*development, mass process. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *development, that which is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *development. |¾
vadvei,÷<va(l)d(a)+ve(tc)i=development-process>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.0¾„(3v)|B *evolve from S to D. |[B­SD] 	¾
vai,÷<valti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of valti, leap.*| 	¾
Vai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*V, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
vakcini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(3n)|B is a *vaccine for P of/from S.|[B­PS] 	¾
vaksi,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|D is *vaccinated/*immunized against disease N with vaccine/serum B.|[D­NB] 	¾„(a)|*immunized/*immune/*inoculated, vaccinated forŠwithŠ |¾«fu ‹„»(v)|*immunize againstŠinŠ, of serums. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|*serum/*vaccine, as used to immunize, q.v. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *immunity, againstŠwith serumŠ |¾
val,÷<valti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of valti, leap.*| 	¾
valda,÷vad ¿÷<3/4C fa da; 2/7E develop; 2/7F develop-er; 2/9S desenvolv-er>|¿|31% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|K *develop/*acquire new properties/features B, as of ideas/systems/organisms.|[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *development, a process of ­ing.|¾Used in: ckelisvalda; hisyvalda; nornurvalda; vadcko; vadhea; vadmao; vadtua; vadvei; ¾
valkaa,÷<val(ti)+ka(ml)a=jump-from >|¿|2_Cpx|JWK '01 7+¾„(v)|K *jump-away-from B.|[K­B] 	¾
valna,÷van vaa ¿÷<4/6E violent; 3/7C bao luan; 3/7S violent-o; 2/5R nasilino; 2/6F bruta>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.9¾„(av)|*violently, in a violent way. |[B­N] 	¾„(2a)|B is *violent in response to N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*violence, mass acts. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a/the *violence, a property of being violent. |¾Used in: hervantoa; kuspyvaa; nimvaa; vanbri; vanbritetri; vanfio; vangru; vanroi; vansiu; vantetri; vanynia; vanyniacli; ¾
valpu,÷vap ¿÷<3/3R val; 2/3C puo; 2/3F vague; 2/4G welle>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.9¾„(3n)|V is a *wave/*undulation, moving wave-form in medium N with properties B.|[V­NB] 	¾Used in: brovalpu; cmavalpu; lalvalpu; vapcli; vapmuo; vapmuocko; vapmuvmao; ¾
valse,÷¿÷<Ger. Walzen>|¿|N_Prim|APL '00 7+¾„(2v)|K *waltz with D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *waltz|¾
valti,÷val vai ¿÷<4/5S volte-ar; 3/4E vault; 2/4C tiao>|¿|42% C_Prim|val;vai '75 1.5¾„(n)|a *jumper, one who ­s. |[K­B] 	¾„(2v)|K *jump/*leap-(up)/*vault/*spring across B.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *jump/*leap, an act of ­ing. |¾Used in: cutpravalbou; cutpravalreo; felvai; felvaibarta; krovai; nertulvai; pravai; sporyvai; staryvai; staryvalmao; tovyvai; valkaa; zvovai; ¾
vamtu,÷¿÷< 2/2C tu; 4/5E vomit; 2/3R rva-t; 2/3F vom-ir; 3/5S vomit-ar>|¿|64% C_Prim|L4 '75 5.0¾„(3v)|K *vomit/*regurgitate/*throw-up P on B.|[K­PB] 	¾Used in: vamtysakli; ¾
vamtysakli,÷<vamt(u)+y+sakli=vomit-bag>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is an *airsickness-*bag|[B­] 	¾
van,÷<valna>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of valna, violent.*| 	¾
vanbri,÷<va(l)n(a)+bri(ze)=violent-wind>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.6¾„(2n)|V is a *hurricane, violent wind from storm-center S.|[V­S] 	¾
vanbritetri,÷<va(l)n(a)+bri(ze)+tetri=violent-wind-weather>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(2n)|V is a *hurricane in S, e.g. Mu pa nu vanbritetri. We had a hurricane. |[V­S] 	¾„(a)|*stormy (of the type specified). |¾
vanfio,÷<va(l)n(a)+fi(lm)o=violent-feeling>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 2.8¾„(2v)|K *rage about/at/in N.|[K­N] 	¾
vangru,÷<va(l)n(a)+gru(pa)=violent-group>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3n)|V is a *riot of F against N.|[V­FN] 	¾
vanhadio,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(2n)|B is some *vanadium, element 23 (V). |[B­V] 	¾
vanroi,÷<va(l)n(a)+(g)ro(c)i=violently-angry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(3a)|B is *furious, violently angry with/at D for V.|[B­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fury, mass state. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *furiousness, a spec. property. |¾
vansiu,÷<va(l)n(a)+si(lt)u=violent-shake >|¿|2_Cpx|MGE '01 7+¾„(1v)|B *quake/*shake-violently|[B­] 	¾
vantetri,÷<va(l)n(a)+tetri=violent-weather>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *storm of P.|[B­P] 	¾
vanynia,÷<va(l)n(a)+y+ni(ml)a=violent-animal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.7¾„(a)|*savage, pert. to animals. |[B­] 	¾„(1n)|B is a *beast/*brute/savage-*animal. |¾
vanyniacli,÷<va(l)n(a)+y+ni(ml)a+cli(ka)=violent-animal-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2¾„(2a)|G is more *brutal/*brutish/*bestial/*savage than J.|[G­J] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*brutality, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an act of *brutality. |¾
vao,÷<vapro>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vapro, vapour.*| 	¾
vaofli,÷<va(pr)o+fli(du)=vapor-liquid>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.0¾„(1n)|B is a *fluid, liquid or gas. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*fluid, pertaining to a fluid. |¾
vaorcea,÷<va(pr)o+r+ce(nj)a=gas-become>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2v)|D *evaporate/become-*gas/*vaporŠunder conditions N.|[D­N] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*gas/*gaseous/*vapor, having evaporated/become a vapor. |¾
vap,÷<valpu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of valpu, wave.*| 	¾
vapcli,÷<va(l)p(u)+cli(ka)=wave-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2a)|G is more *wavy/*undulant, wave-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *waviness, a spec. property. |¾
vapmuo,÷<va(l)p(u)+mu(vd)o=wave-move>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(a)|*waving, of that which ­es. |[K­] 	¾„(1v)|K *wave, move with a wave-like motion. |¾
vapmuocko,÷<va(l)p(u)+mu(vd)o+cko(zu)=wave-move-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '99 7+¾„(3v)|S cause B to *wave by means V, non intentional.|[S­BV] 	¾
vapmuvmao,÷<va(l)p(u)+muv(do)+ma(dz)o=wave-move-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2vt)|K *wave B, makeŠ move like a wave, intentional |[K­B] 	¾
vapro,÷vao ¿÷<4/5S vapor; 4/5F vapeur; 3/4E vapor; 2/3H bhap>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.5¾„(a)|*gaseous, pert. to normal gases. |[B­C] 	¾„(2n)|B is normally a *gas, i.e. above temperature C.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*gas, mass term. |¾Used in: cutvao; cutvaobou; flivao; makvao; vaofli; vaorcea; ¾
vat,÷<vatlu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vatlu, value.*| 	¾
vatciu,÷<vat(lu)+ci(kt)u=value-equal>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(a)|*equivalent, equal in value to/byŠ |[B­BN] 	¾„(ph)|be *equal-value/*equivalent/the-*same asŠtoŠ, be: equivalent toŠbyŠ |¾„(3a)|B is-*equivalent-to/*equal (s) B in value by standards N.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *equivalence, a state of being ­ent. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *equivalence, a prop. of being ­ent. |¾
vatcue,÷<vat(lu)+cu(ts)e=value-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(n)|a *critic/*evaluator, one who assesses value. |[K­BP] 	¾„(3v)|K *criticize/*assess/*evaluate the value of B by saying P. |¾„(a)|*critical, pert. to evaluations. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *criticism/*evaluation, an act of ­izing/evaluating. |¾
vatfio,÷<vat(lu)+fi(lm)o=value-feel>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JCB '87 3.2¾„(2v)|K *appreciate, sense the value of B.|[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*appreciated, something ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appreciation/*appraisal, a spec. value rating. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *appreciation, a spec. property of ­ing. |¾
vatlao,÷<vat(lu)+la(ld)o=value-old>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.3¾„(2n)|B is an *antique, valuably old with value C.|[B­C] 	¾
vatlu,÷vat vau ¿÷<2/5H mulya; 3/4S valu-ar; 3/4J atai; 3/5E value; 3/5F valeur; 3/6G valuta>|¿|40% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*valuable, having value. |[B­CDP] 	¾„(n)|a *value, a specific ­ed thing. |¾„(4v)|B have *value of C to D for use P.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *value, a property of a ­ed thing. |¾Used in: cmavau; norvau; nurpenvau; nurvau; takvau; vatciu; vatcue; vatfio; vatlao; vatmou; vaudju; vaurjanto; vaursrosia; vaurtenri; vausro; ¾
vatmou,÷<vat(lu)+mo(rd)u=valuable-more>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '91 7.4¾„(4v)|K *prize/*value B more than K(1) values B(1).|[K­BKB] 	¾
vatsi,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB/RAM '95 7+¾„(2)|V measures C in *watt (s), default 1.|[V­C] 	¾Used in: kilvatsi; kilvatsyhoo; vatsyhoo; ¾
vatsyhoo,÷<vats(i)+y+ho(rt)o=watt-hours>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B measures C in *watt-hour (s), default 1. |[B­C] 	¾
vau,÷<vatlu>|¿|Afx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of vatlu, value.*| 	¾
vaudju,÷<va(tl)u+dju(di)=value-judge>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(3v)|K *assess the value of B by communicating P.|[K­BP] 	¾„(n)|*critic, one who ­es. |¾„(a)|*critical, pertaining to critics. |¾
vaurjanto,÷<va(tl)u+r+janto=value-hunt>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(3v)|K *shop for P in D.|[K­PD] 	¾„(n)|a *shopper, one who ­s.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *shopping.|¾
vaursrosia,÷<va(tl)u+r+so/r(di)+si(tf)a=value-store-place>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.6¾„(1n)|B is a *treasury. |[B­] 	¾
vaurtenri,÷<va(tl)u+r+tenri=value-increase>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.2¾„(1v)|B *appreciate, increase in value. |[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appreciation, a spec. increase in value. |¾
vausro,÷<va(tl)u+so/r(di)=value-store>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(1n)|B is a *treasure, store of valuables. |[B­] 	¾
vava,÷<va+va>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*past-here (nearby), before predicates.| 	¾„(c)|*past-where, nearby, before clauses.|¾„(pp)|*past, at a short distance, before terms.|¾
vavi,÷<va+vi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*into-where, from nearby, before clauses.| 	¾„(pp)|*intoŠ, from nearby, before terms.|¾„(av)|*in/*into-here (from nearby), before predicates.|¾
vavu,÷<va+vu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*away-from the place where, before clauses.| 	¾„(pp)|*away-from, from near to far, before terms.|¾„(av)|*away_from-here, before predicates.|¾
vaza,÷<va+za>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(pp)|*nearŠ, a small space, before terms.| 	¾„(av)|*near this place, before predicates.|¾„(c)|*near the place where, of limited events.|¾
vazi,÷<va+zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*nearŠ, a point like place.| 	¾„(av)|*near this spot/the spot where, of point-like events, before predicates.|¾
vazu,÷<va+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*near the place where, of extensive events.| 	¾„(pp)|*nearŠ, a large space, be near the place where.|¾„(av)|*near this region, of extensive events, before predicates.|¾
ve,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 2.4¾„(l)|*nine (9) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., Ve le fumna pa merji  (Some) Nine of the women were married; Ve fumna pa hijra  (Some) Nine women were here independently. Cf., veocu.| 	¾„(a)|*nine (9), in math. expressions. |¾„(af)|the *digit-*nine(9), as in sevove (789).|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*nine (9), the number nine, non-math. |¾
vea,÷<vedma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vedma, sell.*| 	¾
ved,÷<vedma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vedma, sell.*| 	¾
vedma,÷ved vem vea ¿÷<3/4E vend; 3/4S vend-er; 2/3C mai; 2/3F vend-re>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *salesman/*seller/*vendor/*tradesman, one who sellsŠtoŠforŠ |[K­BDC] 	¾„(4v)|K *sell/*vend B to D for C, a price. |¾«‹ ta mi, eo„»(ph)|Give (in the sense of sell) that to me, please*|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*salesmanship, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*saleable, conv. of sell. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sale/*selling, an act/event of selling. |¾Used in: bukvea; bukvemsia; ckevea; cmevemrao; famymiavea; fanfurvea; furvea; furvemcue; furvemtaa; kiurctivemsia; kusvea; mitvemsia; nornurvemsei; nurvea; nurvembuu; pasfurvea; srovea; vemhao; vempetri; vempeu; vemsia; vemtoe; vemtoi; vemvizlei; ¾
vef,÷<vetfa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vetfa, invent.*| 	¾
vefhea,÷<ve(t)f(a)+he(lb)a=invent-help>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 7+¾„(3v)|V *enhance-creativity/*encourage-*creativity in (person) K by N|[V­KN] 	¾
vefi,÷<ve+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*ninthly, in the ninth place| 	¾
vefpeo,÷<ve(t)f(a)+pe(ns)o=inventive-think>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.5¾„(3a)|G is more *bright/*brilliant/*clever/*intelligent/*creative/*ingenious than J at thinking about V.|[G­JV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*intelligence, mass term of props. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*intelligence, a specific property. |¾
veftro,÷<ve(t)f(a)+tro(li)=invention-control>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '88 4.6¾„(5n)|D have a *patent on (invention) D issued by K for purpose P and period C.|[D­DKPC] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*patented, having a ‹. . |¾
vefyflo,÷<ve(t)f(a)+y+fo/l(ma)=invent-full>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(1a)|B is *inventive/*ingenious. |[B­] 	¾
veg,÷<vegri>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vegri, green.*| 	¾
veglii,÷<veg(ri)+(c)li(v)i=green-life>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '85 3.6¾„(2n)|B is *greenery/*verdure of F.|[B­F] 	¾
vegri,÷veg ¿÷<3/3F vert; 3/4E green; 3/5S verde; 2/4H hari; 2/4G gruen>|¿|38% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2a)|G is *greener than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(n)|a *green, a green thing/expanse of green. |¾„(a)|*green, greener thanŠ |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*greenery, the mass of all green things. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*green, the color, mass term. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *greenness, a spec. property. |¾Used in: veglii; ¾
vei,÷<vetci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*v, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of vetci, happen.*|¾
veicko,÷<ve(tc)i+cko(zu)=happen-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.5¾„(3v)|N make-*real/*actualize/*realize B for D, nonintentional cause.|[N­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*realizable, capable of being made real.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*actualized/*realized, made real, conv. of actualize.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *actualization/*realization, an act of makingŠreal.|¾
veikri,÷<ve(tc)i+kri(do)=happen-believe>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.2¾„(a)|*expectant (ofŠfromŠinŠ), of one who ­s. |[K­DVN] 	¾„(4v)|K *suspect D of V in situation N.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*anticipation/*expectation, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*expected/*anticipated (byŠofŠinŠ). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *expectation/*anticipation (ofŠfromŠinŠ). |¾
veirjuo,÷<ve(tc)i+r+(d)ju(p)o=happen-support>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 1.8¾„(3v)|K *promote/*further/*foster/*sponsor/*support B by action V.|[K­BV] 	¾„(n)|a *promoter, one who furthers something. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*furtherance/*promotion/*support, an act of fostering. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sponsorship, a spec. property. |¾
vel,÷<veslo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of veslo, container.*| 	¾
velcai,÷<ve(s)l(o)+ca(nl)i=vessel-amount>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.6¾„(2n)|C is the *capacity (physical space) in B.|[C­B] 	¾
velfoa,÷<ve(s)l(o)+fo(rm)a=vessel-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.8¾„(2n)|B is a *socket of F.|[B­F] 	¾
velmei,÷<ve(s)l(o)+me(rl)i=container-measure>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)| B (a container) *contains amount C.|[B­C] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *capacity of a container.|¾
vem,÷<vedma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vedma, sell.*| 	¾
vemhao,÷<ve(d)m(a)+ha(rk)o=sell-shelter>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.6¾„(3n)|B is a *stall/*booth/*kiosk in F for P.|[B­FP] 	¾
vempetri,÷<ve(d)m(a)+petri=sell-distribute>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.2¾„(3v)|K *deal/*distribute B for sale in N.|[K­BN] 	¾„(n)|*dealer/*distributor ofŠ |¾„(a)|*dealing/*distributing, pertaining to ­ing. |¾
vempeu,÷<ve(d)m(a)+pe(rn)u=sell-person>|¿|2_Cpx|jlt '86 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a *salesperson/*shop-assistant/*clerk of F.|[B­F] 	¾
vemsia,÷<ve(d)m(a)+si(tf)a=selling-place>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.6¾„(2n)|B is a *store/*shop selling N.|[B­N] 	¾
vemtoe,÷<ve(d)m(a)+to(bm)e=sell-table>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *counter of department/store F.|[B­F] 	¾
vemtoi,÷<ve(d)m(a)+to(gr)i=sell-agree>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(4v)|K make/strike-a-*bargain with D to sell B at price C. |[K­DBC] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *bargain, an agreement to sell. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *bargain, an agreement to buy. |¾
vemvizlei,÷<ve(d)m(a)+viz(ka)+le(tc)i=sell-see-let>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 2.2¾„(2v)|K *display/*exhibit B for sale. |[K­B] 	¾«po ‹„»(2n)|a *display/*exhibition ofŠ |¾
ven,÷<vendu>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vendu, poison.*| 	¾
vendu,÷ven veu ¿÷<2/2C du; 3/4F venin; 3/5E venom; 3/6S veneno>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.1¾„(3a)|B is *poisonous/*toxic to life-form S under conditions N.|[B­SN] 	¾„(n)|a *poison/*toxin/*venom, a spec. poisonous substance. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*poisonousness, mass prop. |¾«no ‹„»(a)|*innocuous, non-poisonous, neg. of toxic. |¾Used in: nimveu; venduo; venflo; venmou; venpozfa; vensea; ¾
venduo,÷<ven(du)+du(rz)o=poison-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(3v)|K *poison D with poison B.|[K­DB] 	¾„(n)|a *poisoner, one who poisons. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *poisoning. |¾
venflo,÷<ven(du)+fo/l(ma)=poison-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2a)|G is more *poisonous/*venomous, full of poison than J.|[G­J] 	¾
venha,÷¿÷<ISV vascula/vena>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 3.2¾„(3n)|B is a *vein of F in S.|[B­FS] 	¾
veni,÷<ve+ni=90>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 5.8¾„(n)|*ninety, the number 90, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*ninety ofŠ, a quantifying operator, math. exps.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*ninety, the number ninety, non-math.|¾
venmou,÷<ven(du)+mo(rd)u=poison-more>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.0¾„(4a)|G is more *poisonous/*toxic to D than J is to D(1). |[G­DJD] 	¾
venpozfa,÷<ven(du)+pozfa=poison-opposer>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '88 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *antitoxin to S.|[B­S] 	¾
vensea,÷<ven(du)+se(tf)a=poison-set>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 3.1¾„(3v)|K *sting D in/on N, a poisonous jab or bite. |[K­DN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sting, an event of ­ing. |¾
veo,÷<veslo>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*psi, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of veslo, container.*|¾
ver,÷<ve>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of ve,9.*| 	¾
vera,÷<ve+ra>|¿|Cpd|JCB '96 7.4¾„(2n)|B is a *nine-member subset of set F, a cardinal predicate; e.g., Da besbo vera.  X is a baseball nine; Da vera lea besbo.  X is a nine-member group of baseball-players. | 	¾
veri,÷<ve + ­ri=9th>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 4.7¾„(a)|*ninth, of 9th members, before predicates.| 	¾„(2n)|a/the *ninth term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal predicate.|¾
verkoi,÷<ver+ko(rj)i=9th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *lieutenant-*general/*vice-*admiral/etc. commanding/*attached-*to military unit F, within a military vorvice addressed without service designation, otherwise lan- (land), mur- (sea), ker- (air), or spa- (space) is prefixed; e.g., murserkoi  vice-admiral. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general.|[B­F] 	¾
vermea,÷<ver+me(ns)a=9-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|V is a *September of year F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*September (the name of the 9th month of the year). |¾
vermute,÷<F. vermouth>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(2n)|B is some *vermouth from S.|[B­S] 	¾
versa,÷ves ¿÷<3/3E verse; 2/3F vers; 3/5S verso; 3/6H kavita; 2/4G vers; 2/6J sanbun>|¿|49% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*poetical, of poems/verse. |[P­VK] 	¾„(3n)|P is a *poem/*verse/a-piece-of-*poetry about V by poet K.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*poetry/*verse, mass term. |¾Used in: vesmao; ¾
vertro,÷<ver+tro(li)=9th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *sergeant-*major-*of-*the-*army *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., murvertro  master chief petty officer of the navy.|[B­F] 	¾
ves,÷<versa>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of versa, verse.*| 	¾
veslo,÷vel veo ¿÷<4/4E vessel; 4/4F vaisseau; 2/5G gefaess>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|B *hold/*contain N, a-container ofŠ |[B­N] 	¾„(n)|a *container/*vessel, vessel ofŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *content (s), conv. of contain. |¾Used in: beinracveo; bujveo; cmarolveo; cmeveo; conveo; driveo; fekveo; fitveo; flisuaveo; flofyveo; fomvelpli; fomveo; jelctiveo; jitvelfoa; jitvelfomduo; jungyklenyveo; kapfagveo; klenyveo; klofagveo; kokveo; korfesveo; metveo; ninveo; nirveo; nurveldru; nuzveo; picveo; preberveo; precmeveo; preveo; racvelbei; racvelkarti; racveo; rarfomveo; rirdandyveo; rolveo; sanveo; sondandyveo; suarveo; sucveo; suinracveo; tcidyveo; tseveo; velcai; velfoa; velmei; vidhydandyveo; vinctiveo; vlacyveo; zvotisveo; ¾
vesmao,÷<ve(r)s(a)+ma(dz)o=verse-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2v)|K *write/*compose/*versify P, a piece of poetry. |[K­P] 	¾„(n)|an *author/*poet/*writer, writer of verseŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *poem, of a spec. poet. |¾
vestrnu,÷<E western>|¿|Bor.|SLR '92 7+¾„(3n)|P is a *western-story about V by K. |[P­VK] 	¾
vet,÷<vetci>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vetci, happen.*| 	¾
vetcea,÷<vet(ci)+ce(nj)a=happen-become>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.5¾„(2v)|N become *real/*realized to/by D.|[N­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *realization, an event/process of becoming real.|¾
vetci,÷vet vei ¿÷<3/5E event; 3/5C sh ching; 3/6S evento; 3/7R sluchai; 2/6F evenement>|¿|42% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(2v)|N *take-place/*happen/*occur/*involve (to) objects/persons D.|[N­D] 	¾„(n)|an *event/*happening/*incident/*occurrence/*phenomenon, a happening/occurence involvingŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*involved (in eventŠ). |¾«tu ie nu ‹„»(Ph)|*How's it going?, well or badly?. |¾Used in: cejvei; ckevei; corvei; dorvei; fliholvei; fomvei; fomveibiu; fucveidii; furkeovei; graviuvei; gurvei; hapgesvei; hapsocvei; hapvei; hutvei; kamkyvei; kamkyveimao; kutvei; lagmuovei; lilveivia; merfomvei; minvei; mordrivei; muzvei; norveicea; norveicko; norveimao; nunrilryvei; pasvei; plevei; pubdonvei; pubveicea; selspevei; tepvei; torvei; vadvei; veicko; veikri; veirjuo; vetcea; vetcue; vetkeolista; vetlei; vetlista; vetmao; vetvia; zalvei; ¾
vetcue,÷<vet(ci)+cu(ts)e=event-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(4v)|K give *account/*report/*narration P of event V to D. |[K­PVD] 	¾„(v)|*narrate/*tell/*reportŠabout eventŠtoŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *account/*narration/*report, of an event. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *narration/*report, giving such an account. |¾
vetfa,÷vef ¿÷<3/9R izobrieta-t; 2/6G erfind-en; 3/6E invent; 3/6S invent-ar; 3/6F invent-er; 2/5C fa ming>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.4¾„(a)|*inventive, pert. to inventors. |[K­BPS] 	¾„(n)|an *author/*inventor, inventor ofŠforŠ |¾„(4v)|K *invent B for function P from existing elements S.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*inventiveness, mass prop. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *invention, an invented thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *invention, a spec. act of ­ing. |¾Used in: bidvetfa; vefhea; vefpeo; veftro; vefyflo; ¾
vetkeolista,÷<vet(ci)+(c)ke(m)o+lista=event-time-list>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *timetable/*schedule for events V.|[B­V] 	¾
vetlei,÷<vet(ci)+le(tc)i=happen-let>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|K let V *happen to D, i.e., doesn't try to stop it. |[K­VD] 	¾
vetlista,÷<vet(ci)+lista=event-list>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.7¾„(2n)|B is a *program of V, a list of events, as at a concert. |[B­V] 	¾
vetmao,÷<vet(ci)+ma(dz)o=happen-make>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.5¾„(3v)|K make-*real-to/*actualize/*realize N for D, intentional act.|[K­ND] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*realized, made real, conv. of actualize.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*realizable, capable of being made real.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *actualization/*realization, an act of makingŠreal.|¾
vetvia,÷<vet(ci)+vi(zk)a=event-see>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.4¾„(2v)|K *witness V/sees eventŠ |[K­V] 	¾„(n)|a *witness, one who ­esŠ |¾
veu,÷<vetci>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(af)|a combining form of vendu, poison.*| 	¾„(pp)|Events/States/Effects/Deeds/Means/Routes, case tag.*.|¾
vi,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*where<, before event-clauses, general.>.| 	¾„(av)|*here/*close-by/*at-this-place, before predicates.|¾„(pp)|*at/*in/*on/*close-by(a place). .|¾„(c)|at/*close-by the place where, before event-clauses.|¾«‹ ba„»(av)|*somewhere/*someplace/*anywhere/*anyplace, literally, at/in some(place) x.|¾«‹ hu„»(q)|*where?/at-*whatplace/point-in-space?, a question about location.|¾«‹ raba„»(av)|*everywhere/*anywhere/*everyplace, literally, at/in every some(place) x.|¾«‹ raba„»(c)|*wherever ‹ at/in every someplace x.|¾
via,÷<va+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*throughout, a medium place, before clauses.| 	¾„(af)|a combining form of vizka, see.*|¾„(av)|*throughout, a medium place (PA).|¾
viacko,÷<vi(zk)a+cko(zu)=see-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|N *show/*demonstrate V to D, nonintentional. |[N­VD] 	¾„(n)|a *demonstrator, that which ­s. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*demonstrable, can be shown. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *demonstration, an act of ­ing. |¾
viadja,÷<vi(zk)a+dja(no)=see-know>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *recognize D to be B.|[K­DB] 	¾«no ‹„»(v)|*deny/*disown (Što beŠ). |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*recognizable, can be ­ized byŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *recognition, an act of ­izing. |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a *recognizability, a spec. property. |¾
viadri,÷<vi(zk)a+dri(ki)=see-remember>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3v)|K *remark/*notice/(take)-*note of/that N about B|[K­NB] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*noticeable/*remarkable, conv. of notice.|¾
vid,÷<vidre>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vidre, idea.*| 	¾
vidceacko,÷<vid(re)+ce(nj)a+cko(zu)=change-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '93 2.8¾„(a)|*influential.|[N­FBV] 	¾„(4v)|N *affect/*influence (system) F in matter B by V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*influenced/*affected, the thing ­ed.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *influence, a spec. case of ­ing.|¾
vidhe,÷¿÷<Int.>|¿|I_Prim|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|P is *video, graphic output to screen B from camera S. |[P­BS] 	¾Used in: vidhydandi; vidhydandyveo; vidhyrirda; vidhyrirmai; ¾
vidhydandi,÷<vidh(e)+y+dandi=video-tape>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a/some *video-recording-tape made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
vidhydandyveo,÷<vidh(e)+y+dand(i)+y+ve(sl)o=sound-tape-container>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cassette/*video-cassette made by S.|[B­S] 	¾
vidhyrirda,÷<vidh(e)+y+rirda=video-record>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|P is a *videotape of V made by K. |[P­VK] 	¾
vidhyrirmai,÷<vidh(e)+y+rir(da)+ma(tc)i=video-record-machine>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *videorecording-machine/*VCR from S.|[B­S] 	¾
vidju,÷vij viu ¿÷<3/3E view; 3/3R vid; 3/6C jing j; 2/5S vista>|¿|54% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3n)|V is a *prospect/*view/*sight/*scene of B from point S.|[V­BS] 	¾Used in: graviu; graviuvei; lanviu; mutkubviu; nerviukaa; pasviu; rirgyviu; rirgyviudou; simviu; staviu; vijbangoi; vijgoi; vijkaa; vijliu; ¾
vidkrisio,÷<vid(re)+kri(do)+si(st)o=idea-believe-system>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 9¾„(1n)|B is a specific *idealism. |[B­] 	¾„(1a)|*idealistic, pert. to creeds. |¾«lo ‹„»(1n)|*idealism, mass term. |¾
vidmao,÷<vid(re)+ma(dz)o=idea-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *conceive-S-to-be-P/*form-an-idea-thatŠisŠ|[K­SP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a *conception/*idea, a conceived idea.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *conception, an act of ­ing ideas.|¾
vidpiu,÷<vid(re)+pi(sk)u=idea-piece>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.6¾„(4n)|V is a *hint/*clue of/about B by K to D.|[V­BKD] 	¾
vidre,÷vid vie ¿÷<3/6R idieia; 3/3F idee; 3/3G idee; 3/4S idea; 3/5E idea; 3/6C i jien; 3/6H vichar>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*ideational/*ideal, pert. to ideas.  |[P­VK] 	¾„(3n)|P is an *idea, anything thinkable, of/about V by K.|¾Used in: cnuvie; graviedou; gudvie; stuvie; vidceacko; vidkrisio; vidmao; vidpiu; vidsacdonsu; viekri; vierdui; ¾
vidsacdonsu,÷<vid(re)+sa(t)c(i)+donsu=idea-start-give>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(3v)|K *conceive idea P by S. |[K­PS] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*conception, mass term of acts. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*conceived, as an idea. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*conception, that which is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *conception. |¾
vidsacdou,SEE vidsacdonsu
vie,÷<vidre>|¿|LW|JCB '97 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vidre* | 	¾„(pp)|*would/*should/*could, 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 vie lepo mi bragaiI am happy in the possible where I am king (I would be happy if I were king). Cf. biumia for the subjective sense of the subjunctive.|¾«‹ ba„»(ph)|*would/*should/*could, as used in objective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g., Mi hapci vie baI would be happy (in some possible world/under some unspecified condition x). Cf. biumia ba for the subjective version of the "missing condition" subjunctive.|¾
viekri,÷<vi(dr)e+kri(do)=idea-believer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.2¾„(n)|an *idealism, a spec. creed. |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *idealistic than J.|¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*idealism, mass term of creeds. |¾
vierdui,÷<vi(dr)e+r+du(vr)i=idea-discover>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(3v)|K has/*hit-on-*idea V about N|[K­VN] 	¾«Soi ‹„»(ph)|*Eureka!  *Bingo!|¾
vii,÷<vi+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*throughout, a small place (PA).| 	¾„(c)|*throughout, a small place, before clauses.|¾
vij,÷<vidju>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vidju, view.*| 	¾
vijbangoi,÷<vi(d)j(u)+ban(de)+go(dz)i=view-beyond-go>|¿|3_Cpx|JJ '91 7+¾„(4v)|V *disappear/*vanish to D from S via V.|[V­DSV] 	¾
vijgoi,÷<vi(d)j(u)+go(dz)i=view-go>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2v)|K *appear-to/come-into-the-*view of D.|[K­D] 	¾„(n)|an *apparition, an appearing thing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *appearance, an act of ­ing. |¾
vijkaa,÷<vi(d)j(u)+ka(ml)a=view-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *disappear/*vanish from the sight of D.|[K­D] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *disappearance, an act of ­ing. |¾
vijliu,÷<vi(d)j(u)+li(tn)u=view-hinder>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(3v)|N *eclipse/*block/*obscure the view of B as seen from S. |[N­BS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*eclipsed/*obscured.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *eclipse, generic term.|¾
vik,÷<vizka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vizka, see.*| 	¾
vikcue,÷<vi(z)k(a)+cu(ts)e=see-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3v)|K *remark/*comment/*observe, make-remark P to D.|[K­PD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *remark/*comment/*observation, that which is said, conv.form.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *remark/*comment/*observation, an act/event of ­ing.|¾
viksaskai,÷<vi(z)k(a)+sa(n)s(e)+ka(tl)i=see-sense>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|B is the sense of *vision/*sight/*eyesight of organism F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*visual, pert. to vision/sight. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*sight/*eyesight/*vision, mass term. |¾
vin,÷<vinjo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vinjo, wine.*| 	¾
vinbuncea,÷<vin(jo)+bun(bo)+ce(nj)a=wine-stupid-become>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(2v)|K get-*drunk on intoxicant B. |[K­B] 	¾
vinbunkeo,÷<vin(jo)+bun(bo)+(c)ke(m)o=drunken-time>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 5.0¾„(1n)|B is a *drunken-revel. |[B­] 	¾
vinbunmao,÷<vin(jo)+bun(bo)+ma(dz)o=wine-fool-make>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.2¾„(3v)|K *make D drunk for P (intentional). |[K­DP] 	¾
vinbuo,÷<vin(jo)+bu(nb)o=wine-foolish>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '88 4.8¾„(1a)|B is *drunk (under the influence of alcohol). |[B­] 	¾
vinbuocko,÷<vin(jo)+bu(nb)o+cko(zu)=wine-fool-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '87 4.2¾„(2v)|N *make-drunk, make D drunk (involuntary). |[N­D] 	¾
vincli,÷<vin(jo)+cli(ka)=wine-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *winey, like wine than J.|[G­J] 	¾
vincti,÷<vin(jo)+cti(fu)=wine-substance>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *alcohol, wine substance. |[B­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*alcohol, mass term of quantities. |¾
vincticko,÷<vin(jo)+cti(fu)+cko(zu)=wine-stuff-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(2v)|N *ferment D/makeŠalcoholicŠ, nonintentional; 'yeast ferments sugar'. |[N­D] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fermentation, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fermentation, an act of ­ing. |¾
vinctimao,÷<vin(jo)+cti(fu)+ma(dz)o=wine-stuff-make>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(3v)|K *ferment D /makeŠalcoholic with/by V, intentional. |[K­DV] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fermentation, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fermentation, an act of ­ing. |¾
vinctipro,÷<vin(jo)+cti(fu)+pro(ju)=alcohol-produce>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(n)|a *ferment, fermenting material. |[D­] 	¾„(1v)|D *ferment/becomes-alcoholic. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*fermentation, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fermentation, a process of ­ing. |¾
vinctiveo,÷<vin(jo)+cti(fu)+ve(sl)o=alcohol-contain>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 4.3¾„(2a)|G is more-*alcoholic/contains-more-alcohol than J, of liquids. |[G­J] 	¾
vinjo,÷vin ¿÷<4/4R vino; 4/4S vino; 3/4F vigne; 3/4G wein; 2/4E wine; 2/4C jio>|¿|55% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a portion of *wine from S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*wine, made of wine. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*wine, mass term. |¾Used in: sarvinjo; vinbuncea; vinbunkeo; vinbunmao; vinbuo; vinbuocko; vincli; vincti; vincticko; vinctimao; vinctipro; vinctiveo; vinmao; vinyacdi; vinynurdje; ¾
vinmao,÷<vin(jo)+ma(dz)o=wine-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|K is a *wine-maker/*vintner. |[K­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *vintage, an event of wine-making. |¾
vinyacdi,÷<vin(jo)+y+acdi=wine-acid>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *vinegar.|[B­] 	¾
vinynurdje,÷<vin(jo)+y+nur+dje(la)=wine-ill>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.7¾„(1n)|B is an *alcoholic, one who suffers from alcoholism. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*alcoholic (a), of persons. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*alcoholism, mass term. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *alcoholism, a spec. case/state. |¾
violha,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *viola. |[B­] 	¾
violhi,÷<Lin. Viola spp.>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *violet, a flower of spp. Viola. |[B­] 	¾
violhina,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *violin. |[B­] 	¾
violhona,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *bass-viol/*double-bass. |[B­] 	¾
violhoncela,÷<Int.>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *violincello/*cello. |[B­] 	¾
virsu,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *virus of N.|[B­N] 	¾
virta,÷vit ¿÷<4/8E advretise; 3/7H prachar; 2/5S aviso; 2/7R uviedom-liat>|¿|26% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(3n)|B is an *ad/*advertisement for V in/on N.|[B­VN] 	¾Used in: flatyvirta; vitmao; vitsea; vitsri; ¾
viski,÷¿÷<Scottish uisge>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is some *whiskey/*whisky from S.|[B­S] 	¾
visra,÷¿÷< 5/6S viscera; 4/5F viscere; 3/5E viscera>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 7.7¾„(2n)|B are the *guts/*viscera/*entrails/*innards of F.|[B­F] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*viscera, mass term. |¾Used in: lagvisra; tamvisra; ¾
vit,÷<virta>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of virta, advertisement.*| 	¾
vithamini,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB '88 4.3¾„(2n)|B is a *vitamin of type N.|[B­N] 	¾
vitmao,÷<vi(r)t(a)+ma(dz)o=ad-maker>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|an *advertising person. |[K­SP] 	¾„(3v)|K *advertise, create ads about S for P. |¾
vitsea,÷<vi(r)t(a)+se(tf)a=ad-set>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(4v)|K *advertise P through medium V to public N.|[K­PVN] 	¾„(n)|an *advertiser, one who ­ises. |¾«ju ‹„»(n)|a/the *public, of an advertiser, q.v. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*advertising, mass event. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*advertised, converse of ­ise. |¾
vitsi,÷¿÷<Lin: Vitis vinifera, the common wine grape>|¿|S_Prim|FR '87 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *grape of type N. |[B­N] 	¾
vitsri,÷<vi(r)t(a)+sri(te)=ad-writer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(1n)|B is an *ad-writer/*copy-writer. |[B­] 	¾
viu,÷<vu+internal i>|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*throughout, a large place (PA).| 	¾„(c)|*throughout, a large place, before clauses.|¾„(af)|a combining form of vidju, view.*|¾
viva,÷<vi+va>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*out-of, for a short way, before terms.| 	¾„(av)|*out-of here (a short way), with preds.|¾„(c)|*out-of where, a short way, with clauses.|¾
vivi,÷<vi+vi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*around here, with preds.| 	¾„(pp)|*around, in the place where, before terms.|¾„(c)|*around where, with clauses.|¾
vivu,÷<vi+vu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*out-of where, a long way, with clauses.| 	¾„(av)|*out-of here (a long way), with preds.|¾„(pp)|*out-of, for a long way, before terms.|¾
viz,÷<vizka>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vizka, see.*| 	¾
viza,÷<vi+za>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*in this place/small region, before preds.| 	¾„(pp)|*inŠ, a small space, before terms.|¾„(c)|*where, before spatially limited events.|¾
vizfanrirpli,÷<viz(ka)+fan(ve)+rir(da)+pli(zo)=see-reverse-record-use>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K *scan on rewind video record/tape B to position C on machine N.|[K­BCN] 	¾
vizfiu,÷<viz(ka)+fi(br)u=see-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '85 4.2¾„(1a)|B is *visually-impaired/*blind. |[B­] 	¾
vizgoi,÷<viz(ka)+go(dz)i=visit-go>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(4v)|K go to *visit D from S via V.  cf. vizkaa|[K­DSV] 	¾
vizi,÷<vi+zi>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*right-here/at this *spot, before preds.| 	¾„(c)|at the spot *where, with point-like events.|¾„(pp)|*at/*coincident-withŠ, a point in space.|¾
vizka,÷viz vik via ¿÷<2/2S vi; 3/3F vis-ion; 2/3E vis-ion; 2/3C kan; 2/3R vid-yet>|¿|57% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*visual, pert. to seeingŠagainstŠ |[K­BN] 	¾„(3v)|K *see/*view/*perceive/*spot, visually B against background N. |¾„(av)|*visually, in a seeing way. |¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a/the *ground/*background, against whichŠis seen byŠ |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*seeing/*sight/visual-*perception, mass term. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*sight/*vision, mass term of visual senses. |¾«lopu nu ‹„»(n)|*visibility, mass of such cases. |¾«no ‹„»(v)|*overlook, not seeŠagainstŠ, neg. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*visible, byŠagainst backgroundŠ |¾«nu ‹„»(av)|*visibly, in a visible way. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *sight/*seeing/visual-*perception, a spec. instance. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *sight/*vision, visual sense of a spec. organism. |¾«pu nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *visibility, spec. case of being ­ble. |¾Used in: banvia; cmavizrie; corvia; darnurvia; darvizrie; furvia; furviacea; furviacko; furvizmao; gravia; hapvia; hapviacue; hapviztaa; kleviadja; klivia; kotvizlei; larviasia; lilveivia; midnurvia; nenvia; nervizkaa; nornurvia; norpasnurvia; norvia; norviacko; norviacpu; nurvia; nurvizlei; paknurvia; privizlei; privizpae; pubvizlei; sacvia; selviacko; selvizlei; selvizmao; selzalvia; sninurvia; travizlei; vemvizlei; vetvia; viacko; viadja; viadri; vikcue; viksaskai; vizfanrirpli; vizfiu; vizgoi; vizkaa; vizkukrirpli; vizlei; vizleisro; vizmao; viznorbli; vizrie; vizrofsu; ¾
vizkaa,÷<viz(ka)+ka(ml)a=see-comer>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|a *visitor/*guest/*company, visitors fromŠtoŠforŠ, e.g. a visitor from Paris. |[K­DSV] 	¾„(4v)|K *visit/come-to-see from D to S about V. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *visit, a specific act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *visitation, an event of being ­ed. |¾
vizkukrirpli,÷<viz(ka)+kuk(ra)+rir(da)+pli(zo)=see-fast-record-use>|¿|4_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(4v)|K *scan on fast-forward record/tape B to position C on machine N.|[K­BCN] 	¾
vizlei,÷<viz(ka)+le(tc)i=see-permit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *exhibit/*show B to D/permitŠto be seen byŠ |[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *exhibit, that which is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *showing/*show/*exhibition, an act of ­ing. |¾
vizleisro,÷<viz(ka)+le(tc)i+so/r(di)=see-permit-store-(display-store)>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.6¾„(2n)|B is a *museum for objects F.|[B­F] 	¾
vizmao,÷<viz(ka)+ma(dz)o=see-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *show/*demonstrate N to D, intentional.|[K­ND] 	¾„(n)|a *demonstrator, one who ­es.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*demonstrable, can be shown.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *demonstration, an act of ­ing.|¾
viznorbli,÷<viz(ka)+nor+bli(cu)=see-not-possible>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.3¾„(4a)|B is *invisible to D against background N and conditions N(1).|[B­DNN] 	¾
vizrie,÷<viz(ka)+(t)ri(m)e=see-instrument>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR/RAM '91 3.3¾„(2n)|B is a *viewing-device of type N. |[B­N] 	¾
vizrofsu,÷<viz(ka)+rofsu=sight-rough>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.5¾„(1a)|B is *harsh to the eye, see specific sense words. |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harshness (to eye). |¾
vizu,÷<vi+zu>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*inŠ, a big space, before terms.| 	¾„(c)|*where, before spatially extensive events.|¾„(av)|*in this place/big region, before preds.|¾
vla,÷<vlako>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vlako, lake.*| 	¾
vlaci,÷¿÷<2/2C shi; 3/3G wasch-en; 2/3E wash; 2/3S lav-ar; 2/3F lav-er>|¿|59% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.0¾„(3v)|K *wash D in/with V.|[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a/the *wash/*laundry, things to be washed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a/the *wash, an instance of ­ing, 'It will come out in the wash'. |¾Used in: conmakvlaci; huirvlaci; makvlaci; vlacykru; vlacyveo; ¾
vlacykru,÷<vlac(i)+y+kru(ma)=wash-room>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *washroom.|[B­] 	¾
vlacyveo,÷<vlac(i)+y+ve(sl)o=wash-vessel>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '93 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *sink/*washbasin in/of F.|[B­F] 	¾
vladji,÷<vla(ko)+dji(ne)=lake-join>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.5¾„(2v)|B *empty into lake D.|[B­D] 	¾
vlako,÷vla ¿÷< 2/2J ko; 3/3F lac; 3/4S lago; 2/3E lake; 2/3G lache; 2/5H talab>|¿|45% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.1¾„(2n)|B is a *lake of region/land-mass F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: bakvla; cmabakvla; cmavla; murvla; nurmaovla; vladji; ¾
vo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '75 1.4¾„(l)|*eight (8) (of), a description quantifier. E.g., Vo le fumna pa merji  (Some) Eight of the women were married; Vo fumna pa hijra  (Some) Eight women were here independently. Cf., vocu.| 	¾„(a)|*eight (8), in math. expressions. |¾„(af)|the *digit-*eight (8), as in sevove (789).|¾«lio ‹„»(ph)|*eight (8), the number eight, non-math. |¾
vofi,÷<vo+fi>|¿|Cpd|JCB '88 1.0¾„(av)|*eighthly, in the eighth place| 	¾
voi,÷<valti>|¿|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(af)|a combining form of volsi, voice.*| 	¾„(av)|skipping-*details/without-going-into-*details, a sent. modifier.|¾
voifro,÷<vo(ls)i+fo/r(li)=voice-strong>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *stentorian under N.|[B­N] 	¾
vol,÷<volsi>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of volsi, voice.*| 	¾
volduo,÷<vol(si)+du(rz)o=voice-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(3v)|K *voice/*utter/*express idea P in/as expression V.|[K­PV] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|an *expression/*utterance, words used to expressŠ |¾«no nu ‹„»(a)|*inexpressible/*unvoiced, cannot be expressed. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*expressible/*utterable/*voiced, can be ­ed, conv. form. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *utterance, an act of ­ing something. |¾
volfiu,÷<vol(si)+fi(br)u=voice-weak>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(2a)|B is *weak-voiced under N.|[B­N] 	¾
volfiumalbi,÷<vol(si)+fi(br)u+malbi=voice-weak-disease>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '92 7+¾„(1a)|D suffer from *laryngitis. |[D­] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*laryngitis, mass term. |¾
volkani,÷<Ital volcano>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(1n)|B is a *volcano. |[B­] 	¾Used in: volkaniypudru; ¾
volkaniypudru,÷<volkani+y+pudru=volcano-powder>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.5¾„(2n)|B is some *volcanic-*ash from S.|[B­S] 	¾
volpuo,÷<vol(si)+pu(ct)o=voice-push>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 3.5¾„(2v)|K *accent word/syllable/phrase P. |[K­P] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|*accent, a speech stress . |¾
volsi,÷vol voi ¿÷<3/3S voz; 3/4E voice; 2/5R golos>|¿|36% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2n)|P is a (speech)-*sound made by person/animal S. |[P­S] 	¾«lo ‹„»(n)|*voice, the sounds uttered by ind'lŠ |¾Used in: clevolcue; clevoltaa; hadvoi; nervoi; norvolsoa; rorvoi; rosvoi; voifro; volduo; volfiu; volfiumalbi; volpuo; volsoa; ¾
volsoa,÷<vol(si)+so(nd)a=voice-sound>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(1n)|B is a voiced-speech-*sound, phonetics. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*voiced, of speech sounds. |¾
volta,÷¿÷<Int>|¿|I_Prim|JCB '89 7+¾„(2n)|V measures C in *volt s electromotive force, default 1.|[V­C] 	¾Used in: kilvolta; kilvoltyamperi; ¾
voni,÷<vo+ni=80>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 5.3¾„(n)|*eighty, the number 80, in math. exp.| 	¾„(a)|*eighty ofŠ, a quantifying operator, math. exps.|¾«lio ‹„»(n)|*eighty, the number eighty, non-math.|¾
vor,÷<vo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vo,8.*| 	¾
vora,÷<vo+ra>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is an *octet/*eight-member subset of set F, a cardinal predicate; Da vora lea tenhisu.  X is a group of eight tennis-players. | 	¾
vorbithi,÷<vor+bithi=8-bit>|¿|1_Cpx|JJ/SLR '93 7+¾„(2v)|B measures C in *byte (s), default 1.|[B­C] 	¾
vorheo,÷<vor+he(dr)o=eight-hedron>|¿|1_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(1n)|B is an *octahedron. |[B­] 	¾
vori,÷<vo+ri>|¿|Cpd|L4 '75 4.1¾„(a)|*eighth, of 8th members, before predicates.| 	¾„(2n)|a/the *eighth term/member of seriesŠ, an ordinal predicate.|¾
vorjaofoa,÷<vor+ja(gl)o+fo(rm)a=eight-angle-form>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2n)|B is an *octagon with vertices F.|[B­F] 	¾„(a)|*octagonal with verticesŠ |¾
vorkoi,÷<vor+ko(rj)i=8th-commander>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *major-*general/*rear-*admiral/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., murvorkoi  rear-admiral. Use surkoi. q.v., for officers in general|[B­F] 	¾
vormea,÷<vor+me(ns)a=8-month>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 2.1¾„(2n)|V is an *August of year F.|[V­F] 	¾«la ‹„»(na)|*August (the name of the 8th month of the year). |¾
vortro,÷<vor+tro(li)=8th-controller>|¿|1_Cpx|RAM/JCB '90 3.5¾„(2n)|B is a *sergeant-*major *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., murvortro  master chief petty officer|[B­F] 	¾
vrano,÷¿÷< 2/3C kan; 2/4E liver; 2/5S higado; 2/5J kanzo>|¿|37% C_Prim|L4 '75 6.0¾„(2n)|B is the *liver of F.|[B­F] 	¾
vre,÷<vreti>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vreti, vertical.*| 	¾
vrecoa,÷<vre(ti)+co(rt)a=erect-short>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.0¾„(2a)|G is *shorter/vertically shorter than J.|[G­J] 	¾„(a)|*short, less tall thanŠ |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*shortness, mass prop. |¾
vrejuo,÷<vre(ti)+(d)ju(p)o=vert.-support>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.3¾„(3n)|B is a *column/*post supporting load C in structure F.|[B­CF] 	¾
vrelaa,÷<vre(ti)+la(ng)a=vertical-long>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(1a)|*tall. |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is *taller than J, in the vertical dimension. v.vrecoa. |¾«pu ‹„»(2n)|the *stature ofŠ, its height property. |¾
vrelai,÷<vre(ti)+la(nd)i=vertical-land>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '89 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *cliff/*bluff/*crag, a vertical land face. |[B­] 	¾
vresacfle,÷<vre(ti)+sa(t)c(i)+fle(ti)=vertical-start-fly>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(n)|*vertical *take-off aircraft, *VTOL|[K­F] 	¾„(2v)|K *take-off *vertically in gravity field F|¾
vreslo,÷<vre(ti)+slo(pu)=vertical-lean>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.8¾„(4v)|K *lean/*incline/*tend toward B, in direction N in gravity-field N(1).|[K­BNN] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inclination/*leaning toŠ, a state of leaning. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *inclination/*tendency, fig., a disposition toŠ |¾
vreti,÷vre ¿÷<4/8R vertikal-nyi; 4/8S vertical; 4/8F vertical; 4/8G vertikal; 3/6E vertica>|¿|30% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.8¾„(2a)|B is *vertical/*plumb/*upright/*erect/*straight-up-and-down in gravity-field N.|[B­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*erectness, mass prop. |¾Used in: melvrelaa; vrecoa; vrejuo; vrelaa; vrelai; vresacfle; vreslo; ¾
vri,÷<vrici>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of vrici, river.*| 	¾
vribadjo,÷<vri(ci)+badjo=river-branch>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 6.3¾„(2n)|B is a *tributary/*branch of river/river-system F.|[B­F] 	¾
vribie,÷<vri(ci)+bi(dj)e=river-edge>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.5¾„(2n)|B is a *bank/*river-bank/*shore of river N.|[B­N] 	¾
vrici,÷vri ¿÷<2/2C syi; 2/3S rio; 2/4E river; 2/4R rieka; 2/6F riviere>|¿|51% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.5¾„(3n)|B is a *river draining basin N of land-mass F.|[B­NF] 	¾Used in: cmavri; nurvri; sudnyvri; vribadjo; vribie; vrigao; ¾
vrigao,÷<vri(ci)+ga(sn)o=river-anus>|¿|2_Cpx|KAC '83 2.3¾„(2n)|B is a/the *mouth of river  F.|[B­F] 	¾
vu,|LW|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*far/*away fromŠ, a location op., before terms. .| 	¾„(av)|*there, in the far distance (a location op.).|¾„(av)|*far-(away)/*away from here, before predicates.|¾„(c)|*far/*away from where, before clauses.|¾«‹ ta„»(av ph)|*far from there<, a modifying phrase.>.|¾«‹ ti„»(av)|*far-(away)/*away from here, a modifying phrase.|¾
vulpe,÷¿÷<Lin:Vulpes>|¿|S_Prim|RAM '87 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *fox, an animal of the genus Vulpes. |[B­] 	¾
vulturi,÷<Lin.>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2n)|B is a *vulture of species F.|[B­F] 	¾
vuva,|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(pp)|*toward, before terms.| 	¾„(c)|*toward the place where, before clauses.|¾„(av)|*toward here/this place, before preds.|¾
vuvi,|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(av)|*in/*into-here (from far away), before predicates.| 	¾„(pp)|*intoŠ, from far away, before terms.|¾„(c)|*into where, from far away, before clauses.|¾
vuvu,|Cpd|L4 '75 1.0¾„(c)|*past where, at a distance, before clauses.| 	¾„(pp)|*past, at a great distance, before terms.|¾„(av)|*past here, at a distance, before preds.|¾
vuza,|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*far-from where, of medium-sized events.| 	¾„(av)|*far-from this place, before predicates.|¾„(pp)|*far-fromŠ, a med. space, before terms.|¾
vuzi,|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(c)|*far-from where, spatially limited events.| 	¾„(av)|*far-from this spot, before predicates.|¾„(pp)|*far-fromŠ, a spot, before terms.|¾
vuzu,|Cpd|L4 '75 7.4¾„(pp)|*far-fromŠ, a large space, before terms.| 	¾„(av)|*far-from this region, before predicates.|¾„(c)|*far-from where, of extensive events.|¾
Xai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*X, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
xaiykre,÷<xai+y+kre(ni)=X-ray>|¿|1_Cpx|JCB '88 15+¾„(2n)|B is some *X-radiation from source S.|[B­S] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *X-ray source. |¾
xei,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*x, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
xenhono,÷<ISV>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(1n)|B is some *xenon, element 54 (Xe). |[B­] 	¾
za,|LW|L4 '75 15¾«­za„»(af)|the short interval space-time suffix, as in faza  'soon'.*.| 	¾
Zai-,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*Z, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
zakra,÷¿÷<2/6S machac-ar; 2/3C dza; 3/5R davka; 3/5F ecras-er; 2/4E crush; 3/7G zermalm-en>|¿|46% C_Prim|L4 '75 3.0¾„(3v)|K *crush/*pulverize D into particles F. |[K­DF] 	¾„(n)|a *crusher, that which/one who ­es. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*crushable, capable of being ­ed. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *crush, a state of being ­ed. |¾Used in: nurzakrymou; zakrybue; ¾
zakrybue,÷<zakr(a)+y+bu(st)e=grind-step>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 3.5¾„(2v)|K *grind (s) D underfoot, to kill or injure.|[K­D] 	¾
zal,÷<zavlo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of zavlo, bad.*| 	¾
zalvei,÷<za(v)l(o)+ve(tc)i=bad-event>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(3v)|B suffers an *accident/*disaster causing damage P in circumstances N|[B­PN] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|P is accidental *damage caused to B in circumstances N|¾
zan,÷<zavno>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of zavno, oven.*| 	¾
zanduo,÷<za(v)n(o)+du(rz)o=oven-do>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.5¾„(3v)|K *bake D in oven N. |[K­DN] 	¾„(n)|a *baker, one who ­s. |¾
zanplisia,÷<za(v)n(o)+pli(zo)+si(tf)a=oven-do-place>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 6¾„(1n)|B is a *bakery. |[B­] 	¾
zanynurkokfa,÷<za(v)n(o)+y+nur+kokfa=oven-baked>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '88 4.7¾„(2v)|K *roast/*bake D.|[K­D] 	¾«nu ‹„»(1n)|*roast (ed), something oven-cooked. |¾
zanynurkokmio,÷<za(v)n(o)+y+nur+kok(fa)+mi(tr)o=oven-baked-meat>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.7¾„(2n)|B is a *roast of S.|[B­S] 	¾
zao,÷<zavlo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of zavlo, bad.*| 	¾
zaocko,÷<za(vl)o+cko(zu)=bad-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(4v)|N (bring)-*harm-to/*damage/*injure D by doing V with bad effects P, nonintentional . |[N­DVP] 	¾«fu ‹„»(n)|a harm/*injury/*loss, bad effects of another's action. |¾«fu ‹„»(a)|*damaging, of harmful effects. |¾«ju ‹„»(a)|*harmful, of acts which produce harm. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*harmfulness, mass prop. of ­ful acts. |¾«nu ‹„»(v)|*sustain/*suffer+harm, fromŠ, conv. of‹. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *victim, of harm (q.v.) by another. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*harmed, one who is ­ed by another. |¾
zaopli,÷<za(vl)o+pli(zo)=bad-use>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/JFB '87 3.1¾„(a)|*abusive, pertaining to ‹. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *abuse/*maltreat D by V.|¾„(n)|*abuser, one who ­s. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*abuse/*maltreatment, mass term of acts/instances. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*abuse/*maltreatment, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*abused, one who is ­d. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *abuse, a specific act of ‹. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|an *abuse, specific property. |¾
zaospe,÷<za(vl)o+spe(ni)=bad-experience>|¿|2_Cpx|JJ '93 7+¾„(2v)|K *have-a-bad-*experience V.|[K­V] 	¾
zaospi,÷<za(vl)o+spi(cu)=bad-spirit>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.9¾„(2n)|B is a *devil/*fiend/*evil-spirit of people S.|[B­S] 	¾„(a)|*diabolic, pert. to devils. |¾
zas,÷<dzaso>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of dzaso, soap.*| 	¾
zasflo,÷<(d)zas(o)+fo/l(ma)=soap-full>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*soapy/full-of-soap than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *soapiness, a prop. of being soap-full. |¾
zasycli,÷<(d)zas(o)+y+cli(ka)=soap-like>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more-*soapy/*soap-like than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *soapiness, a prop. of being soap-like. |¾
zav,÷<zavlo>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of zavlo, bad.*| 	¾
zavbiu,÷<zav(lo)+bi(vd)u=bad-behave>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3a)|K is/are *naughty, behave badly in doing/being V in situation N.|[K­VN] 	¾„(vi)|*misbehave, be naughty inŠ|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*misbehavior, mass acts.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *naughtiness, a spec. property.|¾
zavbivcue,÷<zav(lo)+biv(du)+cu(ts)e=bad-behave-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(3v)|K *gossip maliciously about D doing V. |[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|one/those who *behave-scandalously. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *scandal. |¾
zavbivdiu,÷<zav(lo)+biv(du)+di(sl)u=bad-behave-discuss>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 5.0¾„(1a)|V is a *scandal, public discussion of others bad behaviour. |[V­] 	¾
zavbivtaa,÷<zav(lo)+biv(du)+ta(kn)a=bad-behave-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/J '91 5.0¾„(2a)|B is a *scandal/*shock about V.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*scandalous/*shocking, pert. to ‹. |¾
zavcae,÷<zav(lo)+(t)ca(n)e=bad-chance>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.7¾„(2n)|V is a *bad-accident/*bad-luck/*misfortune for D.|[V­D] 	¾„(a)|*unfortunate/*unlucky for, bad by chance. |¾„(av)|*unfortunately, in an unfortunate way. |¾«lo ‹„»(n)|bad-*luck, mass term. |¾
zavcanpeu,÷<zav(lo)+(t)can(e)+pe(rn)u=bad-chance-person>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.2¾„(n)|an *unfortunate (person). |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *unfortunate/*unlucky than persons J. |¾
zavcanplu,÷<zav(lo)+(t)can(e)+plu(ci)=bad-chance-by-pleased>|¿|3_Cpx|APL '95 7+¾„(1v)|K is *maliciously-*pleased at another's misfortune (Schadenfreude)|[K­] 	¾
zavcea,÷<zav(lo)+ce(nj)a=bad-become>|¿|2_Cpx|HA/RAM '87 4.1¾„(2v)|D become *corrupt by N.|[D­N] 	¾
zavceacko,÷<zav(lo)+ce(nj)a+cko(zu)=bad-become-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|N *corrupt D with V, intentions unknown. |[N­DV] 	¾„(a)|*corrupting, causing ­tion. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*corruption, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*corrupted, describing one ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *corruption. |¾
zavceamao,÷<zav(lo)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=bad-become-make>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *corrupt D with V, intentional. |[K­DV] 	¾„(a)|*corrupting, causing ­tion. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*corruption, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*corrupted, describing one ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *corruption. |¾
zavckomou,÷<zav(lo)+cko(zu)+mo(rd)u=evil-cause-more>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR/RAM '94 7+¾„(2v)|K happens to *worsen B more than K (2) worsens B (2)|[K­BKB] 	¾
zavcue,÷<zav(lo)+cu(ts)e=bad-say>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.8¾„(a)|*critical, fault-finding. |[K­DV] 	¾„(n)|a *critic, one who finds fault. |¾„(3v)|K *criticize/find-*fault with D for faults/actions V.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *criticism, an act of fault-finding. |¾
zavdaa,÷<zav(lo)+da(nz)a=bad-desire>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(a)|*malicious. |[B­D] 	¾„(2n)|B have *malice toward D.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*malice, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *malice, wishing evil to so. |¾
zavdazflo,÷<zav(lo)+da(n)z(a)+fo/l(ma)=bad-desire-full>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.2¾„(3)|G is (more) *malicious to D (than J). |[G­DJ] 	¾
zavfamva,÷<zav(lo)+famva=bad-famous>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.8¾„(2a)|B is *infamous for V.|[B­V] 	¾
zavfucfio,÷<zav(lo)+fu(t)c(i)+fi(lm)o=future-feel>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(a)|*anxious/*anticipating, pertaining to ­ing. |[B­D] 	¾„(2v)|B *anticipate/be-*anxious/*concerned-about D.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|*anxiety/*preoccupation, a spec. state of ­ing. |¾
zavgutra,÷<zav(lo)+gutra=bad-odd>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 5.7¾„(n)|*barbarian, one who is ­ic. |[G­J] 	¾„(2a)|G is more *barbaric/*barbarous/*outlandish than J.|¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*barbarism, mass term of properties. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*barbarism/*barbarity, a spec. act of being ­ic. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|*barbarism/*barbarity, mass term of acts. |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|*barbarism, a spec. property. |¾
zavkao,÷<zav(lo)+ka(kt)o=bad-act>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(3a)|B is *wrong/*immoral in action V as judged by standard N. |[B­VN] 	¾„(a)|*wrong, to doŠas judged byŠ |¾„(n)|a *wrong-doer, one who acts immorally. |¾«lo fu ‹„»(n)|*morals, mass standard-of-*right-and-wrong. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*immorality/*vice, mass prop. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *immorality/*wrong-doing/*wrong/*misdeed, a specific case of ­ty. |¾
zavkaobiu,÷<zav(lo)+ka(kt)o+bi(vd)u=bad-act-behave>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(2v)|B is/are-*guilty-of/*transgress/*commit-wrong/evil act V.|[B­V] 	¾„(a)|*guilty/*reprehensible. |¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*guilt/*transgression/*wrongdoing, mass term for acts. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *wrong, a committed wrong act. |¾
zavkaocue,÷<zav(lo)+ka(kt)o+cu(ts)e=bad-act-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 2.7¾„(n)|*accuser, one who ­s. |[K­DV] 	¾„(3v)|K *accuse D of action/wrongdoing V.|¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*accused, pertaining to one ­d. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *accusation, a spec. instance of ­ing. |¾
zavkaofio,÷<zav(lo)+ka(kt)o+fi(lm)o=bad-act-feel>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 15¾„(2v)|D feel *guilt-about/*guilty of act V. |[D­V] 	¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*guilt, mass term, subjective feeling. |¾
zavlei,÷<zav(lo)+le(tc)i=bad-allow>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.1¾„(3v)|K *spoil D by V, (as a child). |[K­DV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*spoiled, <as a child>. |¾
zavlo,÷zav zal zao ¿÷<3/3R zlo; 3/4C dzao; 2/3E evil; 3/7S maligno>|¿|52% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(a)|*bad/*unacceptable, worse/less acceptable thanŠforŠ |[G­JP] 	¾„(3a)|G is *worse/less-*acceptable than J for purpose P.|¾„(av)|*poorly, in an unacceptable manner. |¾«‹ le da„»(a)|*worst, worse than any member of setŠ |¾«‹ ra ba„»(a)|*worst, worse than anythingŠ |¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *badness/*unacceptability, a spec. property of being bad. |¾Used in: cmizao; gadyzaopli; kaorzavcue; lidyzavbiu; lidzao; muerzavkao; norzavduo; plezao; pubzavcue; selzalvia; selzavfio; tasgyzavkao; zalvei; zaocko; zaopli; zaospe; zaospi; zavbiu; zavbivcue; zavbivdiu; zavbivtaa; zavcae; zavcanpeu; zavcanplu; zavcea; zavceacko; zavceamao; zavckomou; zavcue; zavdaa; zavdazflo; zavfamva; zavfucfio; zavgutra; zavkao; zavkaobiu; zavkaocue; zavkaofio; zavlei; zavmajpua; zavmao; zavmoutsu; zavnorpoa; zavnurbeo; zavnurplu; zavpeu; zavrei; zavreo; zavsii; zavspicli; zavspocue; zavspotaa; zavteu; ¾
zavmajpua,÷<zav(lo)+ma(d)j(i)+pu(rd)a=bad-magic-word>|¿|3_Cpx|HA '87 4.1¾„(1n)|B is a *curse. |[B­] 	¾
zavmao,÷<zav(lo)+ma(dz)o=bad-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 3.0¾„(2v)|K *worsen N/makeŠ*worse. |[K­N] 	¾
zavmoutsu,÷<zav(lo)+mo(rd)u+tsu(fi)=bad-more(than)-sufficient>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '94 7+¾„(2a)|C is *too much/an *excessive amount of F|[C­F] 	¾
zavno,÷zan ¿÷<3/4C dzao; 2/3E oven; 2/4S horno>|¿|43% C_Prim|L4 '75 2.7¾„(1n)|B is an *oven in F, general term. |[B­F] 	¾Used in: zanduo; zanplisia; zanynurkokfa; zanynurkokmio; ¾
zavnorpoa,÷<zav(lo)+nor+po(nd)a=bad-not-respond(ignore)>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.7¾„(2v)|D *tolerate (bad coditions) N.|[D­N] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*toleration (of bad conditionsŠ), mass property. |¾
zavnurbeo,÷<zav(lo)+nur+be(gc)o=bad-begged>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 3.0¾„(3v)|K *solicit D for copulation for price/reward C. |[K­DC] 	¾
zavnurplu,÷<zav(lo)+nur+plu(ci)=bad-pleased>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(2v)|D is *viciously-pleased by N, e.g. smoking. |[D­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(1n)|an instance of *vice, vicious pleasure. |¾
zavpeu,÷<zav(lo)+pe(rn)u=bad-person>|¿|2_Cpx|HA '87 4.0¾„(1n)|B is a *knave/*wretch/*rascal/*rogue/*villain, intended sense to be selected. |[B­] 	¾
zavrei,÷<zav(lo)+re(vr)i=bad-dream>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(3v)|D have-a *nightmare/bad-*dream B about V.|[D­BV] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *nightmare, had byŠaboutŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a bad-*dream/*nightmare, an event of ­ing. |¾
zavreo,÷<zav(lo)+re(nr)o=bad-throw>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.8¾„(3v)|K *reject/*throw-out/away B  for reason S, as a faulty product. |[K­BS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*rejected, pert. to an faulty product. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *rejection, discarding a faulty object. |¾
zavsii,÷<zav(lo)+si(mc)i=evil-seem>|¿|2_Cpx|JRK '91 4.4¾„(2a)|V is *sinister to D.|[V­D] 	¾
zavspicli,÷<zav(lo)+spi(cu)+cli(ka)=bad-spirit-like>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2a)|G is more *devilish/*diabolical/*fiendish/*satanic than J.|[G­J] 	¾«pu ‹„»(1a)|a *fiendishness, sp. prop. |¾
zavspocue,÷<zav(lo)+spo(pa)+cu(ts)e=evil-hope-say>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K speak(s) *curse B to D.|[K­BD] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *curse.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *cursing.|¾
zavspotaa,÷<zav(lo)+spo(pa)+ta(kn)a=evil-hope-talk>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM '87 3.1¾„(3v)|K *curse (s) D for S.|[K­DS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*accursed, one who has been ­d.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *cursing.|¾
zavteu,÷<zav(lo)+te(tc)u=bad-stretch>|¿|2_Cpx|WDG '83 2.6¾„(2v)|K make-*worse/*aggravate/*worsen by V.|[K­V] 	¾
zbu,÷<zbuma>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of zbuma, explode.*| 	¾
zbubri,÷<zbu(ma)+bri(ze)=explosion-of-wind>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '86 4.9¾„(1n)|V is a *blast/*gust of wind. |[V­] 	¾
zbucko,÷<zbu(ma)+cko(zu)=explode-cause>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(n)|*exploder, that which explodes. |[N­B] 	¾„(2v)|N *burst/*explode B, makeŠexplode, nonintentional. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*explodable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *explosion, an act of ­ing something. |¾
zbufla,÷<zbu(ma)+fla(mi)=burst-into-flame>|¿|2_Cpx|FR '87 3.8¾„(1v)|B *blaze/*burst-into-flame. |[B­] 	¾„(a)|*blazing, pertaining to ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *blaze, an instance of ­ing. |¾
zbuma,÷zbu ¿÷<onomatopoetic>|¿|O_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(a)|*explosive, pert. to explosives.|[D­F] 	¾„(2v)|D *burst/*explode into fragments F.|¾„(n)|an *explosive, that which bursts, general term.|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *explosion, an event of bursting.|¾Used in: clafyzbu; fiozbu; zbubri; zbucko; zbufla; zbumao; zbumisme; zbununreo; zburoi; ¾
zbumao,÷<zbu(ma)+ma(dz)o=explode-make>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2v)|K *burst/*explode B, makeŠexplode intentionally. |[K­B] 	¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*explodable, can be ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *explosion, an act of ­ing something. |¾
zbumisme,÷<zbu(ma)+misme=explode-maize>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is *popcorn.|[B­] 	¾
zbununreo,÷<zbu(ma)+nun+re(nr)o=exploding-thrown(missile)>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.3¾„(1n)|B is a *shot/*shell/*bomb/*grenade, any explosive missile. |[B­] 	¾
zburoi,÷<zbu(ma)+(g)ro(c)i=explode-angry>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.6¾„(2v)|K *explode with anger at N.|[K­N] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *fit of *anger. |¾
ze,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(c)|*and-(jointly), forms single designation/predication from multiple ones.| 	¾
zea,÷|¿|LW|JCB '94 7+¾„(c)|*together with, a connective for compound predicates.| 	¾
zebra,÷¿÷<African>|¿|N_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a female *zebra.|[B­] 	¾
zebre,÷¿÷<zebra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1a)|B is *zebran, resembling or pertaining to a zebra.|[B­] 	¾
zebri,÷¿÷<zebra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *zebra foal, an infant zebra.|[B­] 	¾
zebro,÷¿÷<zebra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a male *zebra.|[B­] 	¾
zebru,÷¿÷<zebra>|¿|D_Prim|JCB/RAM '94 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *zebra, non-specific term.|[B­] 	¾
zei,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*z, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
zeo,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(l)|*zeta, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols.| 	¾
zi,|LW|L4 '75 15¾«­zi„»(af)|the mark of *Greek lower case vowel names as in azi/ezi/izi/etc.| 	¾«­zi„»(af)|the point-like interval space-time suffix, as in fazi  'right away'.*.|¾
zia,÷|¿|Afx|WG '97 7+¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *part-of-<preda>-*language; e.g., lepsyzia  rabbit-language.| 	¾
zie,÷|¿|Afx|WG '97 7+¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *part-of-<preda>-*territory; e.g., lepsyzie  rabbit-territory.| 	¾
zinko,÷¿÷<ISV>|¿|S_Prim|JCB '88 7+¾„(1n)|B is some *zinc, element 30 (Zn). |[B­] 	¾
zio,÷|¿|Afx|WG '97 7+¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *part-of-<preda>-*culture; e.g., lepsyzia  rabbit-culture.| 	¾
zlupi,÷¿÷<3/4C dzui; 2/3E lip; 2/4G lippe>|¿|41% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.4¾„(2n)|B is a *lip of F.|[B­F] 	¾Used in: zlupypatpe; zlupypinti; ¾
zlupypatpe,÷<zlup(i)+y+patpe=lip-pot>|¿|2_Cpx|AL '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *jug.|[B­] 	¾
zlupypinti,÷<zlup(i)+y+pinti=lip-paint>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a quantity of *lipstick.|[B­] 	¾
zo,|LW|L4 '75 15¾„(op)|an *amount/*quantity ofŠ- as in 'the amount of blue', an abstraction operator.| 	¾
zoa,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(ms)|double prime, mathematical sign.*.| 	¾
zoi,|LW|L4 '75 15+¾„(ms)|single prime, mathematical sign.*.| 	¾
zou,÷<dzoru>|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(av)|*by-the-*way/*incidentally, a discourse operator (UI).| 	¾
zrizu,÷¿÷<Onamatopoetic>|¿|O_Prim|FR '85 4.6¾„(n)|*buzzer, a device which ­es. |[B­] 	¾„(1v)|B *buzz/*hum, a droning sound. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of a *buzz/*hum. |¾
zu,|LW|L4 '75 15¾«­zu„»(af)|the long interval space-time suffix as in fazu  'eventually'.*.| 	¾
zua,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *female-of-this-animal/animallike species/taxon; e.g., mamlyzua  is a female mammal.| 	¾„(pp)|(sign of the 1st argument DIO)*.|¾
zue,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(pp)|(sign of the 2nd argument DIO)*.| 	¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *like-this-animal/animallike species/taxon; e.g., mamlyzue  is mammalian/like a mammal.|¾
zui,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(pp)|(sign of the 3rd argument DIO)*.| 	¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *baby/*infant-of-this-animal/animallike species/taxon; e.g., mamlyzui  is a baby/infant mammal.|¾
zukhine,÷<Ital zucchini>|¿|Bor.|JCB/RAM '91 4.6¾„(2n)|B is some *zucchini from S.|[B­S] 	¾
zuo,÷|¿|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(af)|attached to <predy>, means *male-of-this-animal/animallike species/taxon; e.g., mamlyzuo  is a male mammal.| 	¾„(pp)|(sign of the 4th argument DIO)*.|¾
zuu,|LW|L4 '81 15+¾„(pp)|(sign of the 5th argument DIO)*.| 	¾
zvo,÷<zvoto>|¿|Afx|JCB '88 7+¾„(af)|a combining form of zvoto, outside.*| 	¾
zvobei,÷<zvo(to)+be(rt)i=out-carry>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 5.1¾„(4v)|K *export B from S into D. |[K­BSD] 	¾„(n)|an *exporter, one who exports. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *export, an ­ed thing, conv. of export. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *export/*exportation, an act of ­ing. |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|an *exportation, a state of being ­ed. |¾
zvobue,÷<zvo(to)+bu(st)e=out-step>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 4.9¾„(2v)|K *alight/*step-out from S.|[K­S] 	¾
zvocpu,÷<zvo(to)+cpu(la)=out-pull>|¿|2_Cpx|JLT '85 4.4¾„(3v)|K *extract P from S.|[K­PS] 	¾„(n)|*extractor (ofŠfromŠ), that which ­s. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*extraction, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*extract (byŠfromŠ), that which is ­ed. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *extraction (ofŠfromŠ), an ­ing event. |¾
zvodanri,÷<zvo(to)+danri=outside-ordinary>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.5¾„(1a)|B is *extraordinary/*magical/*supernatural/*miraculous. |[B­] 	¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *miracle, something extraordinary/inexplicable. |¾
zvodio,÷<zvo(to)+di(rc)o=outside-direction>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 3.0¾„(2v)|B is *outward in reference to S.|[B­S] 	¾
zvofoa,÷<zvo(to)+fo(rm)a=outer-form>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '89 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *shape/*outline/*silhouette, outer form of F from viewpoint N.|[B­FN] 	¾
zvogui,÷<zvo(to)+gu(nt)i=outside-country>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(a)|*foreign, in the sense of from another country. |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is a *country foreign to S.|¾
zvogunkoi,÷<zvo(to)+gun(ti)+ko(rj)i=outside-country-order>|¿|3_Cpx|RAM/JCB '87 3.6¾„(4v)|K *banish/*deport D from S for V. |[K­DSV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*banishment/*deportation, mass property. |¾«nu ‹„»(n)|*deportee (byŠfromŠforŠ), one who is ­ed. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*deported/*banished (byŠfromŠforŠ). |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *banishment/*deportation (ofŠfromŠforŠ). |¾
zvogunleu,÷<zvo(to)+gun(ti)+le(ng)u=outside-country-language>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *foreign-*language to S.|[B­S] 	¾
zvogunpeu,÷<zvo(to)+gun(ti)+pe(rn)u=outside-country-person>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *foreigner to N, from another country |[B­N] 	¾
zvojao,÷<zvo(to)+ja(gl)o=out-angle>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is the *exterior-*corner of object F.|[B­F] 	¾
zvojaodua,÷<zvo(to)+ja(gl)o+du(rn)a=out-angle-adornment>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *cornice of structure F.|[B­F] 	¾
zvokaa,÷<zvo(to)+ka(ml)a=out-come>|¿|2_Cpx|L4/RAM '96 1.4¾„(4v)|K *emerge/*come-out from S to D via V.|[K­SDV] 	¾„(3v)|K *sally-(forth)/*exit/*go out-of/outside S to D via V.  |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *exit/*sally , an act of ­ing. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an instance of *emerging/*coming-out|¾
zvokamsia,÷<zvo(to)+kam(la)+si(tf)a=out-come-place>|¿|3_Cpx|JFB/JCB/RAM '91 2.6¾„(2n)|B is an *outlet/*exit from N.|[B­N] 	¾
zvokosta,÷<zvo(to)+kosta=out-coat>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.2¾„(1n)|B is an *overcoat. |[B­] 	¾
zvokro,÷<zvo(to)+kro(li)=out-flow>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 5.0¾„(2v)|D *discharge/*flow-out from S.|[D­S] 	¾„(a)|*discharging/*flowing-out (fromŠ). |¾«nu ‹„»(2v)|be *dischargingŠ |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *discharge (fromŠ). |¾«po nu ‹„»(n)|a *discharge (ofŠ). |¾
zvoleu,÷<zvo(to)+le(ng)u=out-language>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(3n)|B is a *language not used in group F under conditions N.|[B­FN] 	¾
zvomalcko,÷<zvo(to)+mal(bi)+cko(zu)=out-sick-cause>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 3.6¾„(a)|*infectious, caused by ambient organisms. |[N­DN] 	¾„(3v)|N *infect D with N.|¾«lopo ‹„»(n)|*infection, mass instances. |¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*infection, mass property term. |¾«nu ‹„»(a)|*infected, ill with disease ‹. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|a specific instance of *infection. |¾
zvomerji,÷<zvo(to)+merji=outside-marriage>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2v)|B is *married to outsider B; *exogamous-*marriage, specify social groups. |[B­B] 	¾
zvomuo,÷<zvo(to)+mu(vd)o=out-move>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 1.7¾„(2v)|S *output (s) P|[S­P] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|an *output (fromŠ)|¾«po ‹„»(n)|an inst. of *output (ofŠ)|¾
zvonomgro,÷<zvo(to)+no(r)m(a)+gro(da)=out-normal-large>|¿|3_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 3.6¾„(1a)| B is a *giant/*gigantic. |[B­] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*gigantism, mass property of abnormal size. |¾
zvopetri,÷<zvo(to)+petri=out(ward)-distribute>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(3v)|K *emit/*send-forth B through/by medium N.|[K­BN] 	¾„(a)|*emitting (ŠbyŠ). |¾„(n)|*emitter (ofŠbyŠ), that which ­s. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *emission (ofŠbyŠ). |¾
zvopeu,÷<zvo(to)+pe(rn)u=out-person>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *person/*stranger from outside group F.|[B­F] 	¾
zvoprano,÷<zvo(to)+prano=run-out>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '95 7+¾„(2v)|K *run-out of (location) S.|[K­S] 	¾
zvopuo,÷<zvo(to)+pu(ct)o=out-push>|¿|2_Cpx|FR/RAM '87 3.8¾„(3v)|K *expel D for V.|[K­DV] 	¾«lopu ‹„»(n)|*expulsion, mass property. |¾«po ‹„»(n)|an *expulsion (ofŠforŠ). |¾
zvorua,÷<zvo(to)+ru(tm)a=out-route>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 7.4¾„(2n)|B is an *exit/*way-out from N.|[B­N] 	¾
zvorui,÷<zvo(to)+ru(ln)i=out-rule>|¿|2_Cpx|JFB '87 2.1¾„(2n)|B is an *exception to/of rule S.|[B­S] 	¾„(av)|*exceptional, outside of ruleŠ |¾
zvosaa,÷<zvo(to)+sa(np)a=out-sign>|¿|2_Cpx|JPC '83 3.0¾„(2n)|B is a *sign advertising/indicating business/seller N.|[B­N] 	¾
zvosea,÷<zvo(to)+se(tf)a=out-put>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '90 2.3¾„(3v)|K *strike-out/*edit/*eliminate B from S, as of words from a manuscript.|[K­BS] 	¾«nu ‹„»(n)|a *deletion/*removal, that which is ­ed|¾«po ‹„»(n)|a *deletion, a spec. act of ­ing.|¾
zvosei,÷<zvo(to)+se(tc)i=out-set>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 2.1¾„(av)|*exceptional, outside of setŠ |[B­S] 	¾„(2n)|B is an *exception to/of set S.|¾
zvosia,÷<zvo(to)+si(tf)a=out-location>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is an *outside location from S.|[B­S] 	¾«vi le ‹„»(av.ph.)|*outside |¾
zvosoi,÷<zvo(to)+so(nl)i=out-sleeper>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB/RAM '91 4.3¾„(1n)|B is a *hobo/*rover/*tramp, one who wanders the country without fixed address. |[B­] 	¾
zvospa,÷<zvo(to)+spa(si)=outside-space>|¿|2_Cpx|SLR '91 7+¾„(2n)|B is a *space/*region outside of N default: la Ter. |[B­N] 	¾
zvospetyduo,÷<zvo(to)+spet(u)+y+du(rz)o=out-spit-do>|¿|3_Cpx|L4 '75 5.9¾„(2v)|K *spit up/out B.|[K­B] 	¾
zvosui,÷<zvo(to)+su(nd)i=out-send>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM '87 4.5¾„(n)|*exporter (ofŠtoŠfromŠ). |[K­BDS] 	¾„(4v)|K *export B to D from S.|¾„(a)|*exporting (ŠtoŠfromŠ). |¾«nu ‹„»(1n)|an *export (byŠtoŠfromŠ). |¾
zvotia,÷<zvo(to)+ti(sr)a=out-choose>|¿|2_Cpx|RAM/JCB '91 4.8¾„(4v)|K *screen/*sift/*strain/*turn away/out B from set F retaining B(1). |[K­BFB] 	¾„(1n)|a *screen. e.g. sunscreen, sieves, windscreen, viewscreen etc. |¾
zvotisveo,÷<zvo(to)+tis(ra)+ve(sl)o=out-choose-vessel>|¿|3_Cpx|SLR '95 7+¾„(1n)|B is a *sieve.|[B­] 	¾
zvoto,÷zvo ¿÷<3/4J soto; 2/3E out; 2/3R von; 2/6C wai tou>|¿|39% C_Prim|L4 '75 1.0¾„(n)|an *exterior/*outside, an outside thing/surface.|[N­B] 	¾„(2pp)|N is *out/*outside of B.|¾„(a)|*exterior/*out/*outer/*outside/*external, outside ofŠ|¾Used in: bluzvokro; fanzvogoi; guizvo; kukyzvokro; kukyzvorua; narzvo; nenzvobatmi; smazvofodpai; telzvo; telzvospa; zvobei; zvobue; zvocpu; zvodanri; zvodio; zvofoa; zvogui; zvogunkoi; zvogunleu; zvogunpeu; zvojao; zvojaodua; zvokaa; zvokamsia; zvokosta; zvokro; zvoleu; zvomalcko; zvomerji; zvomuo; zvonomgro; zvopetri; zvopeu; zvoprano; zvopuo; zvorua; zvorui; zvosaa; zvosea; zvosei; zvosia; zvosoi; zvospa; zvospetyduo; zvosui; zvotia; zvotisveo; zvotoa; zvotorspa; zvovai; ¾
zvotoa,÷<zvo(to)+to(kn)a=out-take>|¿|2_Cpx|APL '00 7+¾„(3v)|K *take B out of S.|[K­BS] 	¾
zvotorspa,÷<zvo(to)+tor+spa(si)=outer-two-space>|¿|2_Cpx|L4 '75 2.8¾„(a)|*superficial, pert. to surfaces. |[B­F] 	¾„(2n)|B is a/the *surface, the outer area of F.|¾«pu ‹„»(n)|a *superficiality |¾
zvovai,÷<zvo(to)+va(lt)i=out-jump>|¿|2_Cpx|JCB '94 7+¾„(2v)|K *jump-out of S.|[K­S] 	¾