Conlang:Makapi/Lexicon

Here is a lexicon of common used words in Makapi. All etymologies are written in the Latin alphabet It is formatted like this:

makapi word (part of speech): english meaning [Language etymology]

Etymology Definitions:

Common Romance: A word has a common form across three or more of the following languages: French, Italian, Spanish and Latin

International: A common word form is present in four or more of any of the source languages, and is in at least one Romance and one Germanic language

Adjectives
agli (a): ugly [E ugly]

amabli (a): kind, nice [S amable]

basi (a): low [I basso]

bigi (a): big, large [E big]

cipi (a): cheap [E cheap]

ciyini (a): shallow [C qiǎn]

dipi (a): deep [E deep]

duli (a): hard (material) [CR dur(o)]

dunkili (n): dark [G dunkel]

fami (a): famous [fam + -i]

fimini (a): female [L femineus]

flati (a): flat [E flat]

galini (a): expensive [A ḡālin]

gili (a): cold [L gelū]

gudi (a): good [E good]

haisi (a): hot [G heiß]

huhi (a): high [G hoch]

ingi (a): narrow [<abbr title="German">G eng]

kaiki (a): blind [<abbr title="Latin">L caecus]

katifi (a): mean, cruel [<abbr title="Italian">I cattivo]

klusi (a): loose [<abbr title="Lojban">LO kluza]

kwiyiti (a): quiet [<abbr title="Italian">I quieto <abbr title="Spanish">S quieto]

laiti (a): happy [<abbr title="Latin">L laetus]

lansami (a): slow [<abbr title="German">G langsam]

lapidi (a): fast [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR rapid]

lauti (a): loud [<abbr title="German">G laut]

libiyani (a): light, lightweight [<abbr title="Spanish">S liviano]

lici (a): rich [<abbr title="English">E rich]

lubiti (a): strong [<abbr title="Latin">L robustus]

lumini (a): bright [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR luminoso]

lungi (a): long, tall [<abbr title="International">IN long]

maladi (a): ill, sick [malad + -i]

mali (a): bad [<abbr title="Latin">L malus <abbr title="Spanish">S malo]

masuli (a): male [<abbr title="Latin">L masculus]

nufi (a): new, young [<abbr title="French">F nouveau]

nukliyi (a): nuclear [nukliy + -i]

pasani (a): heavy [<abbr title="French">F pesant]

paupi (a): poor [<abbr title="Latin">L parvus]

pawi (a): small [<abbr title="Latin">L parvus]

placi (a): pleased [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO plaĉi]

sadi (a): sad [<abbr title="English">E sad]

safici (a): soft [<abbr title="Italian">I soffice]

sani (a): healthy [san + -i]

saubi (a): clean [<abbr title="German">G sauber]

siki (a): dry [<abbr title="Latin">L siccus]

sini (a): old [<abbr title="Latin">L senex]

sudidi (a): dirty [<abbr title="Latin">L sordidus]

sutili (a): thin [<abbr title="Italian">I sottile]

taiti (a): tight [<abbr title="English">E tight]

taupi (a): deaf [<abbr title="German">G taub]

tiki (a): thick [<abbr title="English">E thick]

tudi (a): short [<abbr title="Lojban">LO tordu]

udi (a): old [<abbr title="Latin">L ūdus]

waidi (a): wide [<abbr title="English">E wide]

wiki (a): weak [<abbr title="English">E weak]

Anatomy
ala (n): wing [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR ala]

bada (n): body [<abbr title="English">E body]

bida (n): beard [<abbr title="English">E beard]

buka (n): mouth [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR bocca]

dima (n): skin [<abbr title="Greek">GR dérma]

dinta (n): tooth [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR dente]

dusa (da bada) (n): back (of the body) [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR dorso]

finga (n): finger, toe [<abbr title="English">E finger]

fisa (n): face [<abbr title="English">E face <abbr title="Italian">I viso]

futa (n): foot [<abbr title="English">E foot]

gamba (n): leg [<abbr title="Italian">I gamba]

ginuwa (n): knee [<abbr title="Latin">L genū]

guca (n): bone [<abbr title="Chinese">C gǔzhì]

kada (n): heart [<abbr title="Greek">GR kardiá]

kapa (n): head [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO kapo]

kauda (n): tail [<abbr title="Latin">L cauda]

kula (n): neck [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR collo]

kilasa (n): horn [<abbr title="Greek">GR kéras]

laba (n): lip [<abbr title="Hindi">H lab <abbr title="Latin">L labium <abbr title="Spanish">S labio]

luka (n): arm [<abbr title="Russian">R ruka]

malada (n): disease, illness [<abbr title="French">F maladie]

mana (n): hand [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR mano]

nasa (n): nose [<abbr title="German">G Naze <abbr title="Italian">I naso <abbr title="Latin">L nāsus]

pila (n): hair (strand or full head) [<abbr title="Italian">I peli <abbr title="Latin">L pilus <abbr title="Spanish">S pelo]

sanga (n): blood [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO sango]

sansa (n): shoulder [<abbr title="Lojban">LO janco]

slisa (n): tear (drop) [<abbr title="Russian">R sleza]

silibla (n): brain [<abbr title="Latin">L cerebrum <abbr title="Spanish">S cerebro]

swita (n): sweat [<abbr title="English">E sweat]

tansa (n): tongue [<abbr title="Lojban">LO tance]

uha (n): ear [<abbr title="Russian">R uxo]

yana (n): eye [<abbr title="Chinese">C yǎn]

Animals
animala (n): animal [<abbr title="International">IN animal]

apisa (n): bee [<abbr title="Latin">L apis]

awa (n): bird [<abbr title="Latin">L avis]

daka (n): duck [<abbr title="English">E duck]

filina (n): cat [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR felin]

fimpa (n): fish [<abbr title="Lojban">LO finpe]

fumika (n): ant [<abbr title="Italian">I formica <abbr title="Latin">L formica]

gala (n): chicken [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR gallo]

gansa (n): goose [<abbr title="German">G Gans <abbr title="Spanish">S ganso]

gusana (n): worm [<abbr title="Spanish">S gusano]

ikwa (n): horse [<abbr title="Latin">L equus]

kana (n): dog <abbr title="French">[ <abbr title="Italian">I cane <abbr title="Latin">L canis]

muha (n): fly [<abbr title="Russian">R muxa]

musa (n): mouse, rat [<abbr title="Latin">L mūs]

mutuna (n): sheep [<abbr title="French">F mouton]

sampa (n): snake [<abbr title="Hindi">H sā̃p]

siga (n): goat [<abbr title="German">G Ziege]

susa (n): pig [<abbr title="Latin">L sūs]

takina (n): turkey [<abbr title="Italian">I tacchino]

waka (n): cow [<abbr title="Latin">L vacca]

Clothing
capila (n): hat [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO ĉapelo]

cinsa (n): jeans [<abbr title="English">E jeans]

culuka (n): stocking, sock [<abbr title="Russian">R čulok]

gaminta (n): garment, article of clothing [<abbr title="English">E garment]

kamisa (n): shirt [<abbr title="Latin">L camisia <abbr title="Spanish">S camisa]

klaita (n): dress [<abbr title="German">G Kleid]

kumplita (n): outfit, costume [<abbr title="French">F complet <abbr title="Italian">I completo]

manta (n): coat, jacket [<abbr title="French">F manteau]

pantaluna (n): pants, trousers [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR pantalon]

pakita (n): pocket [<abbr title="English">E pocket]

sapata (n): shoe [<abbr title="Spanish">S zapato]

suta (n): business suit [<abbr title="English">E suit]

Colors
blanki (a): white [<abbr title="Spanish">S blanco]

blankihunli (a): pink [blanki + hunli]

blankinili (a): grey [blanki + nili]

bluwi (a): blue [<abbr title="English">E blue <abbr title="Italian">I blu]

flafi (a): yellow [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO flava]

hali (a): green [<abbr title="Hindi">H harā]

hunli (a): red [<abbr title="Lojban">LO xunre]

hunliflafi (a): orange [hunli + flafi]

hunlibluwi (a): purple [hunli + bluwi]

maluni (a): brown [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR marron(e)]

nili (a): black [<abbr title="Italian">I nero]

Dining
abintita (n): dinner [abint + -ita]

alanta (n): orange [<abbr title="Latin">L arantium]

apila (n): apple [<abbr title="English">E apple]

banana (n): banana [<abbr title="International">IN banana]

baya (n): berry [<abbr title="Spanish">S baya]

bila (n): beer [<abbr title="International">IN bir(a)]

butala (n): bottle [<abbr title="Spanish">S botella]

butila (n): butter [<abbr title="English">E butter]

caiya (n): tea [<abbr title="International">IN chai]

cisa (n): cheese [<abbr title="English">E cheese]

figitala (n): vegetable [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR vegetal]

fuka (n): fork [<abbr title="Latin">L furca]

kafa (n): coffee [<abbr title="International">IN kafe]

kucala (n): spoon [<abbr title="Spanish">S cuchara]

kuka (n): cake [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO kuko]

kupila (n): knife [kup + -ila]

laka (n): milk [<abbr title="Latin">L lac]

limuna (n): lemon [<abbr title="International">IN limon]

lisa (n): rice [<abbr title="International">IN ris]

maisa (n): corn, maize [<abbr title="International">IN mais]

matinita (n): breakfast [matin + -ita]

midita (n): lunch [mid + -ita]

nusa (n): nut [<abbr title="German">G Nuss]

pana (n): bread [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR pan]

patata (n): bread [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR patata]

plata (n): plate [<abbr title="Spanish">S plato]

pluta (n): fruit [<abbr title="Russian">R plod]

sala (n): salt [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR sal(e)]

suka (n): juice [<abbr title="Italian">I succa <abbr title="Latin">L sūcus <abbr title="Russian">R sok]

sukala (n): sugar [<abbr title="Arabic">A sukkar]

supa (n): soup [<abbr title="International">IN sup(a)]

tasa (n): cup [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR tas]

uwa (n): egg [<abbr title="Latin">L ovum]

wina (n): wine [<abbr title="Latin">L vīnum]

Direction
afana (n): front [<abbr title="French">F avant]

dilica (n): right (direction) [<abbr title="Spanish">S derecho]

giladi (a): straight [<abbr title="German">G gerade]

funda (n): bottom [<abbr title="Latin">L fundus]

fuwiya (n): outside, exterior [fu + -iya]

iniya (n): inside, interior [in + -iya]

lata (n): side [<abbr title="Italian">I lato <abbr title="Latin">L lātus]

lifanta (n): east [<abbr title="Italian">I levante <abbr title="Spanish">S levante]

linka (n): left [<abbr title="German">G link]

nuta (n): north [<abbr title="Spanish">S norte]

sima (n): top [<abbr title="Spanish">S cima]

suda (n): south [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR sud]

wisa (n): west [<abbr title="English">E west]

Home
anila (n): ring [<abbr title="Italian">I anello <abbr title="Spanish">S anillo]

badaka (n): drinking glass [<abbr title="Turkish">T bardak]

bala (n): ball [<abbr title="English">E ball <abbr title="French">F balle <abbr title="German">G Ball]

blufila (n): fan [blufi + -ila]

camba (n): room [<abbr title="English">E chamber <abbr title="Esperanto">EO ĉambro]

daha (n): roof [<abbr title="German">G Dach]

faba (n): paint [<abbr title="German">G Farbe]

futuglafa (n): photo [<abbr title="International">IN fotografia]

gadina (n): garden [<abbr title="English">E garden]

kaha (n): box [<abbr title="Spanish">S caja]

kamala (n): camera [<abbr title="International">IN kamera]

kata (n): card [<abbr title="International">IN kart]

kitaba (n): book [<abbr title="Arabic">A kitāb]

klawa (n): key [<abbr title="Latin">L clavis]

kumputila (n): computer [kumputi + -ila]

kwisiniya (n): kitchen [kwisini + -iya]

iklana (n): screen [<abbr title="French">F écran <abbr title="Russian">R ekran]

ila (n): tool [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO ilo]

ladiya (n): radio [<abbr title="International">IN radio]

lampa (n): lamp [<abbr title="International">IN lamp(a)]

lisala (n): letter (mail) [<abbr title="Arabic">A risāla]

lita (n): bed [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO lito]

lukitila (n): lock [lukiti + -ila]

mubla (n): piece of furniture [<abbr title="French">F meuble <abbr title="German">G Möbel]

nadiya (n): swimming pool [nadi + -iya]

niyila (n): needle [niyi + -ila]

nutisa (n): note [<abbr title="German">G Notiz]

pagina (n): page [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR pagina]

papila (n): paper [<abbr title="Spanish">S papel]

pinsila (n): pencil [<abbr title="English">E pencil]

plafuna (n): ceiling [<abbr title="French">F plafond]

planka (n): floor [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO planko]

saka (n): bag [<abbr title="International">IN sak]

sapuna (n): soap <abbr title="French">[ <abbr title="Italian">I sapone]

sitila (n): chair [sit + -ila]

slipiya (n): bedroom [slipi + -iya]

tabla (n): table [<abbr title="French">F table]

taimila (n): clock [taim + -ila]

tilifisa (n): television [<abbr title="International">IN television]

tilifuna (n): telephone [<abbr title="International">IN telefon(o)]

tubila (n): door [<abbr title="Japanese">J tobira<abbr title="Italian">I porta]

tulitiya (n): bathroom [tulit + -iya]

wala (n): wall [<abbr title="English">E wall]

winda (n): window [<abbr title="English">E window]

yada (n): yard [<abbr title="English">E yard]

Locations
alana (n): field [<abbr title="Turkish">T alan]

aluputa (n): airport [<abbr title="International">IN aeroport]

apataminta (n): apartment [<abbr title="International">IN apartament]

aplindiya (n): school [aplindi + -iya]

basala (n): bazaar, market [<abbr title="International">IN bazar]

bibliyutika (n): library [<abbr title="International">IN bibliotek(a)]

bitiya (n): church [biti + -iya]

dinaliya (n): bank [dinal + -iya]

findiya (n): shop, store [findi + -iya]

finka (n): farm [<abbr title="Spanish">S finca]

huspitala (n): hospital [<abbr title="International">IN hospital]

hutila (n): hotel [<abbr title="International">IN hotel]

idifisa (n): building [<abbr title="French">F édifice]

itiya (n): restaurant [iti + -iya]

kasa (n): house [<abbr title="Spanish">S casa]

klaba (n): nightclub [<abbr title="English">E club]

kusima (n): outer space [<abbr title="International">IN kosmos]

paka (n): park [<abbr title="International">IN park]

payisa (n): country [<abbr title="Italian">I paese <abbr title="Spanish">S país]

plasa (n): place, location [<abbr title="English">E place]

punta (n): bridge [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR pont(e)]

sidada (n): city, town [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR cidad]

sinimiya (n): cinema, movie theater [sinim + -iya]

tabina (n): bar, tavern, pub [<abbr title="Spanish">S taberna]

tuliniya (n): train station [tulin + -iya]

unifisita (n): university [<abbr title="International">IN universitate]

Materials
agila (n): clay [<abbr title="Italian">I argilla <abbr title="Latin">L argilla]

aula (n): gold [<abbr title="Latin">L aurum]

aginta (n): silver [<abbr title="Latin">L argentum]

caka (n): chalk [<abbr title="English">E chalk]

diyamanta (n): diamond [<abbr title="International">IN diamant]

glasa (n): glass [<abbr title="English">E glass <abbr title="German">G Glas]

kaba (n): coal [<abbr title="Latin">L carbō]

kupla (n): copper [<abbr title="Latin">L cuprum]

lana (n): wool [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR lana]

lida (n): leather [<abbr title="German">G Leder]

liguna (n): wood [<abbr title="Italian">I legno <abbr title="Latin">L lignum]

linina (n): linen [<abbr title="English">E linen]

matiliya (n): material [<abbr title="International">IN material]

matuna (n): brick [<abbr title="Italian">I mattone]

mitala (n): metal [<abbr title="International">IN metal]

pitula (n): stone, rock [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR p(i)etra]

plastika (n): plastic [<abbr title="International">IN plastik]

puluwa (n): dust [<abbr title="Latin">L pulvis]

salika (n): silk [<abbr title="Latin">L sericum]

tuha (n): cloth, fabric [<abbr title="German">G Tuch]

Nature
aba (n): tree [<abbr title="French">F arbre <abbr title="Latin">L arbor]

aisa (n): ice [<abbr title="English">E ice]

akwa (n): water [<abbr title="Italian">I acqua <abbr title="Latin">L aqua]

blata (n): leaf [<abbr title="German">G Blatt]

cila (n): sky [<abbr title="Italian">I cielo]

fala (n): valley [<abbr title="French">F vallée <abbr title="Italian">I valle <abbr title="Spanish">S valle]

flama (n): fire [<abbr title="Latin">L flamma]

flawa (n): flower [<abbr title="English">E flower]

fluma (n): river [<abbr title="Latin">L flūmen]

hamsa (n): sea [<abbr title="Lojban">LO xamsi]

hawa (n): air [<abbr title="Arabic">A hawāʾ]

hiba (n): grass [<abbr title="Latin">L herba]

huba (n): lake [<abbr title="Chinese">C húbó]

insula (n): island [<abbr title="Latin">L insula]

huma (n): soil, earth [<abbr title="Latin">L humus]

ladika (n): root [<abbr title="Latin">L rādīx]

luma (n): light [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR lum(e)]

luna (n): moon [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR luna]

munda (n): lip [<abbr title="Latin">L mundus <abbr title="Spanish">S mundo]

muntana (n): mountain [<abbr title="French">F montagne <abbr title="Italian">I montagna <abbr title="Spanish">S montaña]

natula (n): nature [<abbr title="International">IN natur(a)]

nifa (n): snow [<abbr title="Italian">I neve]

nuba (n): cloud [<abbr title="Latin">L nūbēs <abbr title="Spanish">S  nube]

planta (n): plant [<abbr title="International">IN planta]

playa (n): beach [<abbr title="Spanish">S playa]

plufa (n): rain [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO pluvo]

sida (n): seed [<abbr title="English">E seed]

sula (n): sun [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR sol]

tala (n): star [<abbr title="Hindi">H tārā]

tila (n): Earth (planet) [<abbr title="French">F terre <abbr title="Italian">I terra <abbr title="Latin">L terra]

unda (n): wave [<abbr title="Latin">L unda]

winta (n): wind [<abbr title="Latin">L ventus]

yama (n): hole [<abbr title="Russian">R jama]

People
abla (n): sibling [<abbr title="Turkish">T abla]

ablita (n): sister [abl + -ita]

ablula (n): brother [abl + -ula]

amika (n): friend [<abbr title="Italian">I amico <abbr title="Latin">L amicus]

biba (n): baby [<abbr title="International">IN bebe]

familiya (n): family [<abbr title="International">IN famili(a)]

idukada (n): parent [iduk + -ada]

iha (n): child, kid [<abbr title="Spanish">S hijo]

ihita (n): daugther, girl [ih + -ita]

ihula (n): son, boy [ih + -ula]

ipa (n): spouse [<abbr title="French">F époux]

ipita (n): wife [ip + -ita]

ipula (n): husband [ip + -ula]

kusa (n): cousin [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO kuzo]

kusita (n): female cousin [kus + -ita]

kusula (n): male cousin [kus + -ula]

mama (n): mother [<abbr title="International">IN mama]

papa (n): father [<abbr title="International">IN papa]

umana (n): person, human being [<abbr title="Spanish">S humano]

umanita (n): woman [uman + -ita]

umanula (n): man [uman + -ula]

unkla (n): parent's sibling [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO onklo]

unklita (n): aunt [unkl + -ita]

unklula (n): uncle [unkl + -ula]

upa (n): grandparent [<abbr title="German">G Opa]

upita (n): grandmother [up + -ita]

upula (n): grandfather [up + -ula]

wikina (n): neighbor [<abbr title="Latin">L vīcīnus]

Society
ata (n): art [<abbr title="International">IN art(e)]

cinda (n): gender, sex [<abbr title="English">E gender]

dinala (n): money [<abbr title="Italian">I denaro <abbr title="Spanish">S dinero]

duwa (n): God [<abbr title="French">F dieu]

fatula (n): bill, invoice [<abbr title="Italian">I fattura <abbr title="Turkish">T  fatura]

finina (n): poison [<abbr title="Spanish">S  veneno]

gasita (n): newspaper, gazette [<abbr title="International">IN gazeta]

ikipa (n): team [<abbr title="French">F équipe]

inigiya (n): energy [<abbr title="International">IN energi(a)]

kunlata (n): contract [<abbr title="International">IN contrat(o)]

lasa (n): race [<abbr title="International">IN ras(a)]

liligina (n): religion [<abbr title="International">IN religion]

magasina (n): magazine [<abbr title="International">IN magazin]

midisina (n): medicine (field of study) [<abbr title="International">IN medicina]

milita (n): war [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO milito]

musika (n): music [<abbr title="International">IN musik(a)]

musikila (n): musical instrument [musik + -ila]

pafila (n): gun [pafi + -ila]

pasa (n): peace [<abbr title="Spanish">S  paz]

plisuna (n): prison [<abbr title="English">E prison]

sinima (n): film, movie [<abbr title="International">IN cinema]

sinya (n): sign [<abbr title="French">F signe <abbr title="Italian">I segno <abbr title="Spanish">S  seña]

siyansa (n): science [<abbr title="International">IN scienc(a)]

suputa (n): sport [<abbr title="International">IN sport]

widina (n): wedding [<abbr title="English">E wedding]

Time
abinta (n): evening [<abbr title="German">G Abend]

ana (n): year [<abbr title="French">F année <abbr title="Italian">I anno <abbr title="Latin">L annus]

autuna (n): autumn, fall [<abbr title="Italian">I autunno]

disduminsa (n): December [dis du + minsa]

disunuminsa (n): November [dis un + minsa]

diya (n): day [<abbr title="Latin">L diēs <abbr title="Spanish">S día]

dudiya (n): Tuesday [du + diya]

duminsa (n): February [du + minsa]

hibina (n): winter [<abbr title="Latin">L hībernus]

hula (n): hour [<abbr title="Latin">L hōra]

kwaludiya (n): Thursday [kwal + diya]

kwaluminsa (n): April [kwal + minsa]

kwindiya (n): Friday [kwin + diya]

kwinuminsa (n): May [kwin + minsa]

matina (n): morning [<abbr title="French">F matin]

midadiya (n): noon, afternoon [mid + diya]

minsa (n): month [<abbr title="Latin">L mēnsis]

minuta (n): minute [<abbr title="International">IN minut(a)]

naita (n): night [<abbr title="English">E night]

disuminsa (n): October [dis + minsa]

plintama (n): spring [<abbr title="French">F printemps]

sifudiya (n): Sunday [sif + diya]

sifuminsa (n): July [sif + minsa]

sikunda (n): second [<abbr title="International">IN sekund(o)]

ninuminsa (n): September [nin + minsa]

sisudiya (n): Saturday [sis + diya]

sisuminsa (n): June [sis + minsa]

sisuna (n): season [<abbr title="English">E season <abbr title="French">F saison]

sitimana (n): week [<abbr title="Italian">I settimana <abbr title="Latin">L septimāna]

sumala (n): summer [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO sumero]

twadiya (n): Wednesday [twa + diya]

twaminsa (n): March [twa + minsa]

undiya (n): Monday [un + diya]

unuminsa (n): January [un + minsa]

utuminsa (n): August [utu + minsa]

Transportation
afiyuna (n): airplane [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR avion]

auta (n): car [<abbr title="German">G Auto]

autubusa (n): bus [<abbr title="International">IN autobus]

bata (n): boat, ship [<abbr title="French">F bateau]

binsina (n): gasoline [<abbr title="International">IN benzin]

bisikla (n): bicycle [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO biciklo]

fwala (n): sail [<abbr title="French">F voile]

kalita (n): cart [<abbr title="Spanish">S  carreto]

kamiyuna (n): truck [<abbr title="French">F camion]

mutula (n): motor, engine [<abbr title="International">IN motor]

numatika (n): tire [<abbr title="International">IN (p)neumatik]

tulina (n): train [<abbr title="International">IN tren]

wila (n): wheel [<abbr title="English">E wheel]

wiya (n): road [<abbr title="Latin">L via]

Verbs
aliti (v): to stop moving [<abbr title="French">F arrêter]

ambuli (v): to walk [<abbr title="Latin">L ambulō]

ami (v): to love [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR amor]

andi (v): to go, come [<abbr title="Italian">I andare]

apli (v): to open (intr.) [<abbr title="Italian">I  aprire]

aplindi (v): to learn [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR apprender]

aufahi (v): to wake up (intr.) [<abbr title="Latin">L aufwachen]

banli (v): to grow [<abbr title="Lojban">LO banro]

batali (v): to fight [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO batali]

bifli (v): to carry [<abbr title="Lojban">LO bevri]

biti (v): to pray [<abbr title="German">G beten]

cangwi (v): to become [<abbr title="Chinese">C chéngwéi]

dansi (v): to dance [<abbr title="English">E dance]

diki (v): to say, speak [<abbr title="Latin">L dīcō]

disini (v): to draw [<abbr title="French">F dessiner]

dituni (v): explode (intr.) [<abbr title="French">F détoner]

faindi (v): to find [<abbr title="English">E find]

fandi (v): to melt (intr.) [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO fandi]

findi (v): to sell [<abbr title="Italian">I vendere <abbr title="Spanish">S  vender]

flisi (v): to bend [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO fleksi]

flugi (v): to fly [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO flugi]

fusi (v): to dig [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO fosi]

gaini (v): to win, succeed at [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO gajni]

igi (v): to cause to be [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO igi]

inkindi (v): to burn (intr.) [<abbr title="Latin">L incendō]

iti (v): to eat [<abbr title="English">E eat]

kaci (v): to catch, capture [<abbr title="English">E catch]

kanti (v): to sing [<abbr title="Italian">I cantare <abbr title="Latin">L cantō <abbr title="Spanish">S  cantar]

kaufi (v): to buy [<abbr title="German">G kaufen]

kisi (v): to kiss [<abbr title="English">E kiss]

klami (v): to call [<abbr title="Latin">L clāmō]

klaudi (v): to close (intr.) [<abbr title="Latin">L claudō]

kugiti (v): to think [<abbr title="Latin">L cōgitō]

kupi (v): to cut [<abbr title="French">F couper]

kwisini (v): to cook [<abbr title="French">F cuisinier]

labuli (v): to work [<abbr title="Latin">L labōrō]

lafi (v): to wash [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR lav]

lahi (v): to laugh [<abbr title="German">G lachen]

lanci (v): to throw [<abbr title="Italian">I lanciare]

laufi (v): to run [<abbr title="German">G laufen]

liditi (v): to smile [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO rideti]

likumbi (v): to lie down [<abbr title="Latin">L recumbō]

lipi (v): to jump [<abbr title="English">E leap]

ludi (v): to play [<abbr title="Latin">L lūdō]

lumpi (v): to break (intr.) [<abbr title="Latin">L rumpō]

muli (v): to die [<abbr title="Spanish">S  morir]

nadi (v): to swim [<abbr title="Spanish">S  nadar]

nasi (v): to smell [nas + -i]

numbi (v): to count [numb + -i]

pafi (v): to shoot [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO pafi]

padati (v): to fall [<abbr title="Russian">R padatʹ]

pasili (v): to pass by [<abbr title="Italian">I passare <abbr title="Spanish">S  pasar]

pidi (v): to get lost [<abbr title="Common Romance">CR perd]

pihi (v): to drink [<abbr title="Lojban">LO pix]

pindi (v): to hang (intr.) [<abbr title="Italian">I pendere <abbr title="Latin">L pendō]

pluli (v): to cry [<abbr title="Esperanto">EO plori]

pusi (v): to push [<abbr title="French">F pousser]

sakudi (v): to shake (intr.) [<abbr title="Spanish">S  sacudir]

sanli (v): to stand [<abbr title="Lojban">LO sanli]

sikwi (v): to follow [<abbr title="Latin">L sequor]

siti (v): to sit [<abbr title="English">E sit]

siyi (v): to write [<abbr title="Chinese">C xiě]

slipi (v): to sleep [<abbr title="English">E sleep]

taci (v): to touch [<abbr title="English">E touch]

tansi (v): to taste [tans + -i]

tici (v): to teach [<abbr title="English">E teach]

tinuti (v): to pull [<abbr title="Russian">R tjanutʹ]

tukwi (v): to turn (intr.) [<abbr title="Latin">L torqueō]

uhi (v): to hear [uh + -i]

yani (v): to see [yan + -i]