Thûtsc/Wordbôc

This is the dictionary of the Thûtsc language.

Usage

 * main entry plural type/gender [pronunciation] definition (comment)

A

 * a pers pro [ɑ] you two! (vocative dual of thû)
 * âc conj [aːk] but
 * accar n [ˈɑkɐr] field, acre
 * âfand -ar f [ˈaːfɑnt] evening
 * aht [ɑxt] eight (ahtsda [ˈɑxtsdɐ])
 * al pro/deter [ɑl] all, everything
 * al -lar n [ɑl] all, everything possible
 * âld adj [aːlt] old, decayed, wise
 * ân prep [aːn] to, next to, on (+acc, rarely +dat/+loc)
 * anda conj [ˈɑndɐ] and
 * ang adj [ɑŋ] other
 * angar pro [ˈɑŋɐr] somebody else
 * angaras noun [ˈɑŋɐrɐs] others (treated as plural)
 * ant conj [ɑnt] and

B

 * baccan [ˈbɑkɐn] to bake (bêc [beːk] - gibaccan [jɪˈbɑkɐn])
 * barcan [ˈbɑrkɐn] to bark (short vowel class)
 * bêdan [ˈbeːdɐn] to offer, to give (bâd [baːt] - gibôdan [jɪˈboːdɐn])
 * b(h)êdan [ˈbʰeːdɐn] to pray, to ask (b(h)âd [bʰaːt] - gib(h)êdan [jɪˈbʰeːdɐn])
 * bêdalan [ˈbeːdɐlɐn] to beg (long vowel class)
 * bein -ar n [bæɪ̯n] leg, bone
 * bêran [ˈbeːrɐn] to bear, to carry, to give birth (bâr [baːr] - gibôran [jɪˈboːrɐn])
 * betst adj [bætst] best
 * better adj [ˈbætɐr] better
 * bifêlan [bɪˈfeːlɐn] to order, to command (bifâl [bɪˈfaːl] - bifôlan [bɪˈfoːlɐn])
 * biginnan [bɪˈgɪnɐn] to begin, to start (bigan [bɪˈgɑn] - bigôs [bɪˈgoːs])
 * bihalf conj [bɪˈhɑlf] unless
 * bicôman [bɪˈkoːmɐn] to get, to receive (bicôm [bɪˈkoːm]/biquam [bɪˈkwɑm] - bicôman [bɪˈkoːmɐn])
 * bicôringa -r f [bɪˈkoːrɪŋgɐ] charm, appeal, attractiveness, allure, temptation
 * bifôre prep [bɪˈfoːrɐ] for, before, in front of (+acc, rarely +dat)
 * bigôdan [bɪˈgoːdɐn] to protect (long vowel class)
 * bindan [ˈbɪndɐn] to bind (band [bɑnt] - gibôndan [jɪˈboːndɐn])
 * birg -ar m [ˈbɪrk] mountain
 * birgan [ˈbɪrgɐn] to store (short vowel class)
 * birk-ar m [ˈbɪrk] birch
 * biswîcan [bɪˈswiːkɐn] to collapse (biswêc [bɪˈsweːk] - biswêcan [bɪˈsweːkɐn])
 * bîtan [ˈbiːtɐn] to bite, to hurt (bêt [beːt] - gibêtan [jɪˈbeːtɐn])
 * bithet conj [bɪˈðæt] because
 * blaffan [ˈblɑvɐn] to bark (short vowel class)
 * blâsan [ˈblaːzɐn] to blow (blês [bleːs] - giblâsan [jɪˈblaːzɐn])
 * blîcan [ˈbliːkɐn] to seem (blêc [bleːk] - giblêcan [jɪˈbleːkɐn])
 * blîfan [ˈbliːvɐn] to stay, to remain (blêf [bleːf] - giblêfan [jɪˈbleːvɐn])
 * bliffan [ˈblɪvɐn] to pay, to be obligated to (short vowel class)
 * blitscan [ˈblɪdʒɐn ~ ˈblɪtʃɐn] to bark (short vowel class)
 * bôc -ar n [boːk] book, paper
 * brêcan [ˈbreːkɐn] to break (brâc [braːk] - gibrôcan [jɪˈbroːkɐn])
 * brûcan [ˈbruːkɐn] to use, to need (long vowel class)
 * bringan [ˈbrɪŋgɐn] to bring (braht [brɑxt] - gibrôht [jɪˈbroːxt])
 * briwwan [ˈbrɪwɐn] to brew (brêw [breːw] - gibriwwan [jɪˈbrɪwɐn])
 * buc -ar m [buk] beech
 * bûgan [ˈbuːgɐn] to bend (bâg [baːk] - gibôgan [jɪˈboːgɐn])
 * bûran [ˈbuːrɐn] to work hard, to be (treated as) a slave (long vowel class)
 * bwêgan [buˈweːjɐn] to move (bwâg [buˈwaːj] - bwôgan [buˈwoːjɐn])

C

 * ca [kɑ] diminutive suffix (see grammar for notes)
 * callan [ˈkɑlɐn] to talk, to name, to call (short vowel class)
 * cêsan [ˈkeːzɐn] to choose (câs [kaːs] - gicôsan [jɪˈkoːzɐn])
 * cind -ar n [kɪnt] child, baby
 * ciccan [ˈkɪkɐn] to vomit (short vowel class)
 * cinnan [ˈkɪnɐn] to be able to, to know (irregular)
 * cirran [ˈkɪrɐn] to stroke, to caress, to pet (short vowel class)
 * clanca -r f [ˈklɑŋkɐ] sound, vowel
 * climman [ˈklɪmɐn] to climb, to grow (clam [klɑm] - giclôman [jɪˈkloːmɐn])
 * clincan [ˈklɪŋkɐn] to sound (clanc [klɑŋk] - giclôncan [jɪˈkloːŋkɐn])
 * cniht -ar m [knɪxt] knight, helper, subject
 * cnîpan [ˈkniːpɐn] to pinch, to squeeze (cnêp [kneːp] - gicnêpan [jɪˈkneːpɐn])
 * côman [ˈkoːmɐn] to come, to arrive, to visite (côm [koːm]/quam [kwɑm] - gicôman [jɪˈkoːmɐn])
 * cômst -ar m [koːmst] coming, visiting, arrival
 * côp -par m [koːp] head
 * côrt adj [koːrt] short
 * côua -r f [ˈkoːu̯wɐ] cow
 * côupan [ˈkoːu̯pɐn] to buy (caht [kɑxt] - gicôht [jɪˈkoːxt])
 * crafta -r f [ˈkrɑftɐ] power
 * crimpan [ˈkrɪmpɐn] to shrink (cramp [krɑmp] - gikrômpan [jɪˈkroːmpɐn])
 * cuninc -ar m [ˈkunɪŋk] king
 * cuninclic adj [ˈkunɪŋklɪk] kingly, royal
 * cununcrica -r f [ˈkunɪŋkriːka] kingdom

D

 * dâg -ar m [daːk] day
 * dirfan [ˈdɪrvɐn] to dare (darf [dɑrf] - gidôrs [jɪˈdoːrs])
 * dôc -car n [doːk] dock
 * dôccan [ˈdoːkɐn] to pay, to be obligated to (long vowel class)
 * dôhtar -ar f [doːxtɐr] daughter
 * dôn [doːn] to do, to make, to create, to make happen (irregular)
 * dôtscan [ˈdoːdʒɐn ~ ˈdoːtʃɐn] to lock (long vowel class)
 * drê [dreː ~ ðreː] three (alternative spelling: thrê)
 * drîfan [ˈdriːvɐn] to float (drêf [dreːf] - gidrêfan [jɪˈdreːvɐn])
 * drâgan [ˈdraːjɐn] to carry (drôg [droːj] - gidrâgan [jɪˈdraːjɐn])
 * drincan [ˈdrɪŋkɐn] to drink (alcohol) (dranc [drɑŋk] - gidrôncan [jɪˈdroːŋkɐn])
 * drûpan [ˈdruːpɐn] to drip (drâp [draːp] - gidrôpan [jɪˈdroːpɐn])
 * dûcan [ˈduːkɐn] to dive (dâc [daːk] - gidôcan [jɪˈdoːkɐn])
 * dûgan [ˈduːgɐn] to be good, to be well-behaved, to be of good quality (long vowel class)
 * dwingan [ˈdwɪŋgɐn] to force (dwang [dwɑŋ(k)] - gidwôngan [jɪˈdwoːŋgɐn])

E

 * ein [æɪ̯n] one, a, an (inflected, see adjectives)
 * êirst [eːɪ̯rst] first
 * erm -ar m [ærm] arm
 * êrth -ar f [eːrð] earth, world, dirt, sand, ground
 * es conj [æs] as, like, whether, if, than
 * êtan [ˈeːtɐn] to eat (ât [aːt] - ginêtan [jɪˈneːtɐn])
 * êwa -r f [ˈeːwɐ] centery, long time
 * êwic adj/adv [ˈeːwɪk] eternal, forever
 * êwichêda -r f [ˈeːwɪçdʒeːdɐ ~ ˈeːwɪçtʃeːdɐ] eternity, posterity

F

 * falla -r f [ˈfɑlɐ] fall, case
 * fallan [ˈfɑlɐn] to fall, to lose (fêl [feːl] - gifallan [jɪˈfɑlɐn])
 * fan prep [fɑn] of (+acc, rarely +dat)
 * fangan [ˈfɑŋgɐn] to catch (fêng [feːŋ(k)] - gifangan [jɪˈfɑŋgɐn])
 * fâran [ˈfaːrɐn] to fare, to sail (fôr [foːr] - gifâran [jɪˈfaːrɐn])
 * fâsan [ˈfaːzɐn] to will be (long vowel class, so it will be: fâsat (sô) [ˈfaːzɐt (soː)])
 * fast adj [fɑst] solid
 * fâthar -ar m [faːðɐr] father, Lord, God
 * fêr [feːr] four
 * fîf [fiːf] five
 * fihtan [ˈfɪxtɐn] to fight (faht [fɑxt] - gifôhtan [jɪˈfoːxtɐn])
 * fil adj [fɪl] much, many (inflected like mêda)
 * fîl adj [fiːl] much, many (inflected like mêda)
 * findan [ˈfɪndɐn] to find, search (fand [fɑnt] - gifôndan [jɪˈfoːndɐn])
 * fircan -ar n [ˈfɪrkɐn] pig
 * firêtan [fɪrˈʔeːtɐn] to fret, to grub (firât [fɪrˈʔaːt] - firêtan [fɪrˈʔeːtɐn])
 * firgêfan [fɪrˈgeːvɐn] to forgive (irregular, see gêfan)
 * firgêtan [fɪrˈgeːtɐn] to forget (firgât [fɪrˈjaːt] - firgêtan [fɪrˈjeːtɐn])
 * firlêran [fɪrˈleːrɐn] to lose, to get lost (firlâr [fɪrˈlaːr] - firlôran [fɪrˈloːrɐn])
 * firlôsan [fɪrˈloːzɐn] to redeem (long vowel class)
 * fisc -ar m [fɪʃ] fish
 * fiscan [ˈfɪʃɐn] to fish (short vowel class)
 * flêgan [ˈfleːjɐn] to fly (flâg [flaːj] - giflôgan [jɪˈfloːjɐn])
 * flesc -ar n [flæʃ] flesh, meat
 * fleisc -ar n [flæɪ̯ʃ] flesh, meat
 * flîdan [ˈfliːdɐn] to flee (flêd [fleːt] - giflêdan [jɪˈfleːdɐn])
 * flihtan [ˈflɪxtɐn] to flee (flaht [flɑxt] - giflôhtan [jɪˈfloːxtɐn])
 * fôl adj [foːl] much, many (inflected like mêda)
 * fôrca -r f [ˈfoːrkɐ] fork
 * fôre prep [ˈfoːrɐ] for, before, in front of (+acc, rarely +dat)
 * frâga -r f [fraːk] problem, question
 * frâgan [ˈfraːjɐn] to ask, to question (frôg [froːj] - gifrâgan [jɪˈfraːjɐn])
 * frêran [ˈfreːrɐn] to freeze (frâr [fraːr] - gifrôran [jɪˈfroːrɐn])
 * frî adj [friː] free
 * frîgan [ˈfriːjɐn] to make love, to have a relation, to have sex (frêg [freːj] - gifrêgan [jɪˈfreːjɐn])
 * frîhêda -r f [ˈfriːheːdɐ] freedom
 * frîtha [ˈfriːðɐ] peace
 * ful adj [ful] full

G

 * ga f/m [jɑ] the (used after a preposition)
 * ga pers pro [jɑ] you! (polite, plural)
 * gâgan [ˈjaːjɐn] to hunt (gôg [joːj] - gigâgan [jɪˈjaːjɐn])
 * gân [jaːn ~ ɣaːn] to go, to leave (irregular)
 * gas m [jɑs] coat, cloak
 * gast m [jɑst] person, guest
 * gêfan [ˈjeːvɐn] to give, to donate (irregular)
 * gêgan prep [ˈjeːgɐn ~ ˈjeːjɐn] against (+acc, rarely +dat/+loc)
 * gêr pers pro [jeːr] you (plural, polite)
 * gêtan [ˈgeːtɐn ~ ˈjeːtɐn] to pour (gât [gaːt ~ jaːt] - gigôtan [jɪˈgoːtɐn ~ jɪˈjoːtɐn])
 * gêtan [ˈjeːtɐn] to get (long vowel class)
 * ginêsan [jɪˈneːzɐn] to heal (ginâs [jɪˈnaːs] - ginêsan [jɪˈneːzɐn])
 * ginêtan [jɪˈneːtɐn] to enjoy (ginât [jɪˈnaːt] - ginôtan [jɪˈnoːtɐn])
 * giscêdan [jɪˈʃeːdɐn] to occur (long vowel class, original form: scêdan)
 * git n [jɪt] the (used after a preposition)
 * glîdan [ˈgliːdɐn] to glide (glêd [gleːt] - giglêdan [jɪˈgleːdɐn])
 * gôd adj [goːt ~ joːt] good (comparitive and superlative: better - betst)
 * grâfan [ˈgraːvɐn] to dig (grôf [groːf] - gigrâfan [jɪˈgraːvɐn])
 * grîpan [ˈgriːpɐn] to grab, to grasp (grêp [greːp] - gigrêpan [jɪˈgreːpɐn])

H

 * hâban [ˈhaːbɐn] to have, to possess (irregular)
 * hâldan [ˈhaːldɐn] to keep, to hold, to make it (hêld [heːlt] - gihâldan [jɪˈhaːldɐn])
 * hangan [ˈhɑŋgɐn] to hang (hêng [heːŋ(k)] - gihangan [jɪˈhɑŋgɐn])
 * hard adj [hɑrt] painful, hurting, hard, rough
 * hê pers pro [heː] he (hims - him - hin - hîmas - sih(silf))
 * hêr -ar m [heːr] lord, master, gentleman
 * hêrlic adj [ˈheːrlɪk] delicious, wonderful, belonging to a lord
 * hêrlichêda -r f [ˈheːrlɪçdʒeːdɐ ~ ˈheːrlɪçtʃeːdɐ] glory, fiefdom
 * heidan -ar n [hæɪ̯dɐn] the present
 * heil -ar n [hæɪ̯l] luck, health
 * heilih adj [ˈhæɪ̯lɪx] holy
 * heilihan [ˈhæɪ̯lɪxɐn] to sanctify (short vowel class)
 * heir -ar m [hæɪ̯r] army
 * heitan [ˈhæɪ̯tɐn] to be named (hêt [heːt] - giheitan [jɪˈæɪ̯tɐn])
 * hêmala -r f [ˈheːmɐlɐ] heaven
 * hert -ar n [hært] heart
 * hilpan [ˈhɪlpɐn] to help, to support (halp [hɑlp] - gihôlpan [jɪˈhoːlpɐn])
 * hîn poss pro [hiːn] their (dual and plural)
 * hir pers pro [hɪr] her, to her (form of sê)
 * hirs pers pro [hɪrs] hers (form of sê)
 * hôh adj [hoːx] high
 * hôngarath [ˈhoːŋgɐrɐð] hundred
 * hôp -ar m [hoːp] hope
 * hôpan [ˈhoːpɐn] to hope (long vowel class)
 * hôpful adj [ˈhoːpful] hopeful
 * hôup -ar m [hoːu̯p] pile, a lot
 * hund -ar m [hunt] dog, hound