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|[